GOVT. COLLEGE. LIORfiRY

KOTA (Raj I

Students can retain library books only for two
weeks at the most

BORROWER'

No

DUE DTATE

SIGNATURE

“// 1 hudthepoic€ti of a despot, I Kould today Hop the tuition
of oiir boyt and girh through a foreign medium,

^'And retfuire alt the uaehett and professors on pain ofdismis.!
sal to introduce the change ftrthirilh.

**h IS an eri/ lAai needs a lummar/ remedy.'’

Mahatma Gandhi

A

COMPREHENSIVE
ENGLISH-HINDI DICTIONARY
OF

GOVERNMENTAL & EDUCATIONAL
WORDS & PHRASES

PCBTAtNlMa TO

tht variout hranehet of adminiitrotion, tueh as,

Aeeountt, Audit, Banking A: Intumnce, Dudgot and Finonce/Commeree and Indus
tries. Labour, Planning and Development, ^Sning, Eitctricity, Irrigation, Forests,
Food and Agriculture. Survey, Revenue and Land Records, Local SelfCotemment,
I^lice, Jatlt, Defence, Posts and Telegraphs, Roads, Rallvays and Air Transparl,
Public Works, Health, Education and Social Services
AND

Law, Constitution, Parliamentary Practice, Economies, roiirics. Newspapers
AND

Anatomy, Astronomy, Bacteriology, Biochemistry, Botany, Chemistry, Engineering,
Geo/o^^«3fafAemafic5, 3/c<fidne, Meieorology,Mtneralogy, Opties, Pharmacy, Physics,
Physiology, Radar and itodio, Storistio, Zoology,
etc., etc.

BT

PfoE. Dr. RAGHU VIRA

U.A., BH.D., D.UTT. FT FHIL., U.P.

toilh the eoltaboration of numerous seientists and scholars

Tlic Divine Being created the forms, of the
universe, Lut it we >«]io give them names *nA
tlM-rehy bring them into t!je orbit of our coo-
*cioHsne<«. Tiiol which remain* outside our ken
remains iionaiued.

arr ^ ^ ^ I

^ vwfir ^ jrmrfjr if <iin% n

tfcnce at weadvante the huri7i<ii, our icnnino.
li»gy miwt keep }»Jce with it, <nhefwi$e <.ur
horizim vyill become dim and hazy. A progrer*.
tve Bml creative people h.ive a progrettivc and
acreatUe ijiigitage. Daily progress U registered
in daily linguistic creation.

InOU is emerging out of llic medi.teval age*.
Her fjogiiage* have been till recently fjpaUe of
exprosUng nothing more th«n raeilucval ideas.
Hindi undher sister tougne« stand <iii ah<uti the
MDie level. To Kthei in the new age it isab'O.
lutelyeaseiiful toi^iiip Uitidi (and whli it the
other literary idioms of Ititlia) with lodUu
equlvaleota foe almost every word of the Eng.
lish language lh.it lui* n Inuring on lileratnre
and techniipie. Knowledge has been divided
into almut 600 special brandies. To name onlv
n few: nei-mints aeronautics, agriculture, animal
buibandry, anatomy, angling, antbropdogy,
arcbitccture, art, aitrunoiny, astiopbyiici, athle«
tics and sports, aviaiion. bacteriology, baoking.
biocbetnblry, biology, botany, brewing, earto.
graphy, ceramics, chemUlry, chess, commerce
and finance, craniometry, dancing, dentistry,
dramaturgy, economics, education, engineering,
forestry, gambling, gems and jewelry, geography,
geology, hiftory, horology, horticulture, bunting
and field qtorts, iasurance, law, logic, macliinery
and tools, niatbemsiics, medicine, njctaJlurgy.

mclcwdogy. nuriiii^ and urc.dr^'sslng. tmisic.
nautical and nav.il term?, lu-wsjwpers, numi«.
tnatics, oplJC', ]kiiiiiiitg. paleontology, juper,
making, pctrugRiphy, petrology, pUartnary, phi-
lately, pittlology and liiigiM»tifS. phtlosopliy photo,
graph) end tuolion pictiirtis, physics, physiology.
|M>hlie<, priniing .iitd rngr-iving. psjrhologv and
psyehiatry, radio, railuaj*. Ktilpture, 6hi|>-btii?.
ding. aoMologj. surgery, levliics, Tr.u!sportatiiin
(air. land and nijrinv), veterinary nioncc, w.ir-
fare, zoology .

!t lu* been our design and endeavour to
exert oitrsebes to provide this gi*.iiittc mas« of
technical and scmbtechnical term* and exprev.
sion*. All told, the total may cvceed two mil.
lions. It is a slnggering figure.

One migiit well feel wcjk and f.iMit, but
lacLlnl dowJy, steadily «nd lysiemalicall), the
task it pros Jog cjpabh of .ichirveincnt.

Wc sinvted on ihe jdei in 1911 and the fir^t
frid fnjcictihu was broiiglil forth In 1W3. Wr
liav'e worked on one subjixl after .mother. \Vc
liave taiklcfl by now a goiul iinny of the Inunda.
tional Subjects mid' the presiui vehiinc alone
covers one hundred and fifty thotisaud specific
terms and phrases.

Our sources have been manifold
On the English side we have used numerous
lexicogrophical vi’orks, both gcurrjl and spc<i.il.
Among the general^ work* one would n.vitir.'illy
recount the Oxford Englbh Dirtiouary in 13
volumes (including the Supplement) nud Noah
Webster’# New International Diclioitary of Eug-

17

EorreBM

HA6HU VIRA, u A , ra o , b.Utt. Et rniL.
Director, Intemationat Aeaiemij of
Inixan Culture, 2tain>itr

IN COLLABORATION WITH
OTHER SCHOLARS

^olumt 35

MPR£H£MSIVE

engush-hinoi dictionary

or

GOVERNMENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL
WORDS AND PHRASES

Pncc: R*. 30/.

Piltli Edition ;FrirKU>’i90^

PtihiM tf :

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New Delhi 16

iViaffcf if pieto^/fut at
Ujjti Pmt, Delhi.

1395

to ...

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mb-<4iwc

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A COMPREHENSIVE
ENGLISH -HINDI DICTIONARY

or

GOVERNMENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL
WORDS AND PHRASES

I»T

Piof. Dr. RAGHU VIRA, MA.,rnD(i^r>os),ottTT.ETpnir. (OTrEciiT),MP.

acid

Dr. LOECSH CHAKDRA, uu., d utt. (imrcnt)
vntn me coLLAitoHinoM or

Indri Dcta Arva, Se , LIaR., Ktfptir. (C^«>i{rv)

D. L, AlrcTi, JIAa D.LItt.i Ckntrt«. (Philotirphii a*A
Piyefuilon)

D. S. Audhali*, M.A.i R Com., ItbAlpor. IComnnetand
Ztoni^iei)

r. R. Awali, RA. (Ctntih). PI.O, P.N R, lEA,
Roooa. I.?eo?o9ir)

r. L. Raldat, tl.A , R Com., Jibalpar. (Conm^e*)

S. K, Rinerji, 0 R£, I'.N I.. K«w D«lhi. (Uittoto.
Icfy, Onr^yiiti)

f 8, S. Rtiatn*n*f, Ki , OUT-. D.'e.. F. InU. P.. RI-O,
F.08..

'RriJ Moliia, M.A., Ph D , Ronoru.

N. N. Chalteripe, )r CalctiUa. {QtBlon)

S. P. ChatUrjfp, T.P . Ph-D- Dottonr do rUnlTorolU
(PtriO. FX] A, CilntU. (Otcgrapfiy)

5, K. ChittCTp, SI.A., P.Lid, FRA-AO., O»lcotto.

{JAngvittiet and Phanttiet)

R.S.'Chouhon, M-Sc., Ph D , P AA. P.A Sc-. GolenUo.
{ZaeUn)

O. s. Choudhorj, M.R B 8 , F.R C «! , Aira. {Ophlkatma-

Itn)

V,M, na(>*'lrhoon, M.flo., AmrioH. iPhytiei)

K. N, Roto, Narpnr. {OrnitXelagy)

M. I.. Dewoii. (riono), PhD. (Corooll), Tohron.
(C/i/m{ilfy, Scttnet)

V. R, nayoott^ar. if 8c , ph-D., Ralpor. {lielanv)
n. G. Ghaa^lar, Ayartadaohafya, B.Sc , M R R 8 ,
Ranarti. U/«Jian<)

G. S. Ohorye, ir.A„ I*h D. (Cantab J. Bombay. ISceiedoyy)
Ram Gopal, M.A., Patna. (SMIiifKi)

R. S. Cuba, MA.. PI,D. (narrardX AV, F.RI,
F.R A.8 R., Calcutta. {Anlkrerflcyy)

G. S, Gupta, ox Rpaaker, L«|{tIat{To Aiaombly, Dorf.
{LaiP and Jdminiilralion)

A I. Hora, D8o. (Poojab »t Edin.), F.LA, F.EA,
PRAE . P.NJ., P.R A AR , Calcutta. (FiiAcriM)

A. G. Jhioyran, if 8e., Ph.D., LneknAtr. iPttrolon)

8. S. Joahi, M.8e , D 8e. (Lond ), Ranarai (CAmiilry)
Om Prakaih Kahol, kf (Kona), fTothiarpor. (PAyo'ca)

R. n. Karva, if Sc , I’h.D , A I IRe , Poona. IChtmittry)
Iraaiati Karae, M.A- Ph.D. Poona. (Soeio!o;y)

S. M. Katrr, M,A.. Pb-O. (fa)»d.), Poona. (5aoilrR,
Lin^ui$li(t and Pkan/titt)

A. W. Khotli, IS.A, Vieo-Chafiee]ler, Roorltao. (/rH*
faiien)

II. S. Kti.bni, MA, PhD. .\.RC.S, D.I.C., P.N.I..
Madfat {Oeelcfy)

K. R. Ul. MSe., PhD. (Edin), FU.AP-. Kanptir.
(Fntffmalcyy)

lalioa He I^neroUe, Colombo. (SinlofeM)

V. N. l.lLblle, D.Se., Raroda. (HpriCNKupa)

S. D. Umayr, Pb.D , Poona. (CAaniKry)

R. C. I^ndhe, M.A., Ph.D. (Loipalf), Kaspar. {Lejic)

C. Maliadevao, M.A., D Sc , P A. Sc , Oontar. iOtolegy)

P. N. Majumdar, M \ , Ph D. (Cantab ) ,P.N I . F.R.A I.,
ImeknoTr, (Anthropelefy)

Kamalikar Maoohar, M.D , Ph.D., Raroda. (Baettria.
leoy)

R..S. Mathur, USc., PliD, Kanpor. (Plant Pa(Ac(«iry
and ilyeDlegy]

V. K. Mathur, M.A., Rijnor. (Sonikrif)

M. V. MiraabI, If.So., Nagpur. (Botany)

A, R. Mitra, DAe., D.Phll. (Oxen.), P.Z.fl, P.R.AE.,
Raoarat. (Zealoty)

M. I.. Miira, Canarat. (Crramici)

V. V. Narlikar, p Sc. Il.A. (Cantab ). F U A.9., P.NJ.,
Ranarai. (PfctAz/notici)

Raj Nath, JI So , D I.C,, Ph.D. (Lond ). F K.I , Baoaraa.
(Orofoyy)

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C. R. Purtojpe, M.So*i AJJ.3o-i I-E.S-, P.N.I., LP*,
Pooni. (PJiyneil , ^

P. Panjt, il.A. (C»8t»b ), FJI.I, IiS.i CntUek.

H. S, Pnithi, i! Se^ Ph D (CinUK), BoD.. F.BJL£-B,
FJti,New Delhi. [Entfmolcn)

Shri Ranjin, MSe- (Cwlib.), Doetnr.«.Sei«Boe«,
F. ^£c > Allkhihtd. (Betanv)

B. R. R*0, 1I.A, Die, FQ5., FJIi, D»ngUor«.
(GeoLwv)

L. R. R»o, MJL, rOS. P.ASfc, F-NI, BingUot*.

(Geeleji) ...

f M. D. lUtDuurijra, M A., PhJ) (Lend.). (5iakdl<t«)

C R. Stakaran, ALV, Fh D , Poona. (Pkatulici)

N. L. Sbarma, MSo (aHO. and Wpl), F.Q.hLS,

A U.G I > Dbanbad. {Umtralojs)

A. N. Sbaitrl, USs. (Lond ), Jabalpur. (ITaihaiM^tea)

R. C. Sbeaoy, B.A , Ba., Simla. {Irrijatton)

A. F. Sbriraitara, U£s., Dehradnn- [ilalhmaiiet)

V. B. Sbulcla, liLSo . Fb.D., Nagpur (Bataav)

Thakar Surajbban Singh, M So.. Nagpur. (Bookyp)
IIabaTa)knmar Ragbubir Sinb, U A , D Lttt.i mB.<
Sitamau. (Biitorp, PoliCiea and Zoic)

G, P, Sbnraitara, U Pbarm., Banaraa. (PAoriMeir)

V. N. Thittr, D So.. Nagpur. (PApiiei)

N. K. Tiwari, H£e.i Allahabad. (Botanj/)

P.S. Varma, hISa.. Pataa. (Ckamiifrir)

N. C. Venna, USa., Jabalpur. {Beiany)

S. K. Verma, KLA., Ka« Delhi. (Peonomtea)

solphon orangs

1103

■ulphui laiRily

S.iljilion orange Col /nr/.
aulphoD tiotet Col /nr/ sflw*

■ olpboD fellow Ce2 Ind SJWTT'it't
aulphoof 1 Cnm 5im® n
•ulpKo-p4t"*lJe.‘iyJe cKem

5*3'

aolpho-pKeofl t«m J/ffr (S'^t
etanils for aulphooic)
lulpho phoiphale tfTTfl?
»u1pho-pho4j>hite

•ulpljo-pliojpljorn ndj gsf-’ffiffT?
autpbo plio-|>l>oruii» o,li
aulpbO'plillulein fsiilpbonepliibaloMi)

C/trrm

aulpliO'plillwlii. nl] Cn/n 5^’*
*g%V*(g-<t ati'iHj for aiilphunic)
iul|>ho-|iro)iionit odj Cltcm JJS'I*
atandi lot tulplioniO
aulphopurpuraie Cliem SJ»n rflw-

tPf

aulpliO'piirpurn. oejJ Chen 3W1‘
lulplio rlioilamine Col. /»vl jJW ’♦U**

finrt

aulpIn>«ricii»*o1«Jle Chen, ijwnt*

.

aulpho-riciD'oteic dr/; Clun

9*'5ni * >

iiilpho-nciO'oUic acul

aulpbo-aalii ylf* Or//

.uloJicvfalic)!"! a«il ?}f»T

»nw

•ulpho salt Chen
sulpho^eleoiJe Chen SJ5*'&%7
•ulplio-seleoiu® CAe"»
tolplio-silifiJe C/**™
t\t!pKo>*ol Cnem
aulpho-r'ano***

•uipho stannic a</;

aulplio-‘tanni.leCAm
aulpl'O suciinic n.// Chtn-

(5^1 itanJs tor aulphonic)
auli'lio-sulj'li'ifous dr// 5TB sjral-J
•ulplio-lJnnii- a Clitri
(g« Simla fotsulpUoMeJ
aulplio telluriJe CAani-
siilpho tliionyl

aulpbo-toloic a/// Chen. 5*B1*r-a tllai •

(}t-r ftaniia fortolplionie)
Bulplw'nnr'****

iB!plso*lnBgitie aJj. 5^^

Bulpba-ureag^fe;
aulplio'vaikaitale
iillpliO'ViDlte CA/». .

aulpho-Ttnic adi- CJtem. gW'jrfkre
aulpho wolframie adj. Chen.

aulpli-oai^e CAm 5$*^^
aulpli-osyUte 5?B 3rn?<‘l^
anlph'OXjlie cdj. Chen
aulph.oxj'pliosphate CAem gSB-iflT-
*TT»^R

aolpho riBcate gn*5c<^9
auiplitir (derirsd from SansLnt
n 1 Lhent. m

Dut (hir^ rpq.
liriAstooe

S (>n caneral Un|>ua2e) a;>^ m.

3 (eolourj^rulphttf yellow
aulpliur adj- gwift, g??rfrfl
aolpliur ti> Chen,

(to treat with tulpliur or. at in
(uniieatinjt and bleaching with
anlphurfumee) gWlft-WW, gwTl*

’<?»*■ ^

tulphnr tei4 gffi^ arm

aalphnr alroliol gTV

anlphurao CAem. «.

aalpli.traie adj. Chen,
aulptiorate tA ~ aulpUnrite
aiilpliuraieda<f/ JjBfiAf'W

a. aatienony oitwb

a livdrogen apjMtatMa gf B-ftft a

T73H mfin

a potash s potasax sulphutaUa
lnrr of aulpliur CBBi^-nflr
tulpliiirioou CAen. gTBljWJt n.
anlphoralorCArm (an appaiatua Dserf
in aulplinn/in^ gwrflfin*.
nar-infirt »

aulpliur haiteria gTwlfr'WTBni
aulphur Mask nTtl/f «iw
lalpliiiTUncC I /nd.5TWinw^
sulphur Mile Ma^k Col.Iml.
sflF f wi

siilpliiir l-loe <l«cin^

CTOlW

aulpliur luxtom n.^’oof
auIpIiur^hoMom wliale gfBift-sw

faft

sulphur knlluni l.lack Co/ tnJ.

55BTrt tngr

sulphur hriliuM blue Co/. Ind.
y» rf< WT^T

aulpliur Lrilliant green Col. Ind.

aulphur brown Co/. Ind. gSBlft WW
aulphur cachou Col- /nr/,

nmt

anlpbirr catechu Col. Ind. SJ^nfr

aulphur chlonile gsnff ^|?IT
sulphur colourg5Blft-»rt
aulphur-eotoured ss aulphureus or//.

lolphiir corinili Col. Ind. g wift
ll (aA

aulphur dark brown Co/. In</. gmfi
wStSWH

sulphur dark preen <'o/. Tnd. grBlft
•tftiT sfr

aulphur di-i liloride gf tl/f fx-sft|T
aulphur ili-orule fj-aft?

aulphur direct blue CoL Ind. gfflff

wBiftfsalF

aulpli.urea CAr»>i grt fry
anlphiired adj. Chgn. grrOftn
aulphnred matehes Chin, g^flflfrw

fVln (OVfHH

»olphnrelnCe/./nJ I J»B|l<d m.
aolphiireity Clten. gffrfiflTri, n»w.
fltnrr/.

aulphareona ad]. 1 *» aulpliuroua

5?bi4

3 (la general language) err'afr^
(cooaiating ©f aulphur) rTai^.g?r
(having the qualities of sulphur
or brimstone) ^ei
(impregnated w th salphur)

(sulphur rolouroj) *1*'3*-Tri
lulphureoinneas gSBifiirra, rrsqfrTjfa

aulphurel n = aulphiJc 55^7 n.

aulpliuret tA. g5II^^

1 (to eombiuewith sulphur) gvTrft'

3 (to impregnate with sulphur)
gwiS tnrw

sulphur ether g^flfr ^
aulpbuTCtied ad; Cli««. 5T>r>l?t
Bulphiirctteil hydrogen
aulphiiretled hydrogen appjratua
gjifrs WfwB
auljihureits Oot. Tax. (sulphur-colour-.
ol)n*««-B^

luljdinr family gwiO ys

D«d{e«t«d

io

pXnini and PATANJALI

who cut the elernet llnautettc mould of Indae

out of which flow
{n unbounded meeeute
the ezptetilone for
the minutest end vestest
percepts end concepts
which man has or tnll grasp
in his pursuit of knowledge
of the texture of the universe.

•umc-&i7 noUcft

1401

svsn ^fild

gatnujarr notify fjn
gnmtniry power? «Sm ?T5*rfTT
gumtnaty proceJare
gurawiry proceedin'^ iifa^
gummary proce<s Icse sn^

rsT^

(umtnary punishment wyTi
eucnniary tejeclion friJr?T
gumioary table

snmmiry ternunitton^^jrn *n?>rT?i
Ksjra *rTi
»uniBiiry trial tn^TT
antncatte ct. ^alK.
tnmtnaUoa i/jUi. " .

iViTat.

X>m~ credit WTIFT
anamatioo of aeriea .VaM

Cftft! an ’itntx^

cui&saUon of stimuli
eammatioB process
snmraatjOQ lone AnutUft
•nmned e,^. ^fT

n«T

somaer n.

•oBoer conlfreoce

eumner crop iftts-arT^

lUB&er dendnous FfeMfTB'ti tS*

afrft

• urnoer diarrhoea siwiMff’I'T
»aamer cgf Zeei ftWT'* «>

•ummer fallow Ajrif- iftw •fOf'T
satBiser line dtim
cummer seatlil the goTerncie't) *^*3-
fiT-S, J?:aR wf^TH
tuamer sleep ^cvl.
auamer aoNuee EbcT
fnmmer spore S^- ill'll ^^T5S. (a
spore f'eraiaatisg without resliBg)
nftsi lt ll ol'^n (sr* wiatet spore)
euaa'r vacation si's? wae*«i
(uaaer ewar

snmmerwood Pcrtsiry tftt3**TT
sumalnf ifatV n.«

samtnint up « (»<e lapartial

suaait X 15 ,^fl

9 Gtc-i. (as. cl a solii) "
enaaon fd arS’?. 5*^^

SQBaon u. £ov aiT^J^ w (Gj'st,)
aummooed ni/. we^ (Const)

aumaoaioaa comorittee sfirnts-aiai

•wamoni - If?** suaooea i«o

>';4';r ^ (ane.ael word, fcod wd

10 Const)

summons case Crieiiiaxf £n0 WT^'
KfjTifrTT

summons an wntiop f^fiin WT5*^
summon to an inteTeaew <nr9VM ^
IP'T’n

'ummum germs Lcpse ^TIT flJnfT
sum of •'inares ^(nAataea
sump 1 w lump pit Juimoftle (a pit
at the lowest point) ftat^sv
9 (a pudoJe «r dirtr pool) ftrn ei •

*arn

• urn pieeble

•uQip pitasomp iliiCc*<ici6sUa^iX^ m.
soroptnarv adj (relating to or regn*
Istigg eip«3ditar«k Mp «o clothes,
food. etc. coatrolliagextraTagasee)
a wfriiT-, WRTRV T)sa) ( T^.)
tamptniey allowance ajtx'fi*^.
Bxftcai.wsn

sumptuary law (a lasr to prevent
etirsraganeo lO private life by
limitiBpexpenditnr* for clothing,
(urstturo. etc.) •’♦•hhcIwI Wj.
tiatfia-i'ftft

suns required to satisfy if) i

fJt^wtrrw'TrTcRt

luaioinSoiiy

wdn

tuts total aiRi^ i^(t
tumaptiVa«m

.0 sua up aietwi:, eitlTf
sun 1 0 t , ^rs
2 aTTT n . X?
sun lomitleule £e\.l.
aanbescn X (a ray of the son) gW-ritR

9(acotuor. reJJisb >ei;ow

in hue. of hi^h V brilliaace) rflTT'

tet

snabsrd edfoafret/. Caseseit word)
sun bflterit Zvri (aBis'eadisg name
— CMJ. IS- 266- honal on the
la'..er rive's whero the hanks a.m
woodril ail swampy) «,

'forest nver’J
sun liUaii am ta.

SQobliad of/,

lanhlin Jaws /,

tusbura I iVist Pnt^s^ rs.

9(eolonr)»FrToc!i beige
tuaburai &dr-

saaborst (a eoloa*, roj yallnw 7rri)T

in hne, of high ^ aalnratioa and
high If bnnianc*)RT?TTjl3
inochrooine black Ccf. 7ad.

«7Sr

suoeltMisiiie green Ccl. Ind.

ift . _

SDBchraouDe yellow Cot J*d. gas ‘11

Rl9

and eoTBpast

sna-cvack. FfvMtry WHT

anodara sftw*V^ /. (Hepali nsUnro.

aaeie't word)

Snaday TfaSTl sw-, 1(4411
Sunday duty iftTrWfSTT
Sunday school I^TlTt-TTltllSl
Snaday vrorkaad orertSBCXfrTTt-VT^

rftraififirtx

anadesr (say plaat of the geuna iiro*
aern) ^ITT m,

■nadew famiIyU}rea*eiseeaa)Am7-g«
anadial OTtWri ». (frOB tsS'tWJ-tX

soe-etried cS;. WT(T?-3t*, tp H

in

ana-dried tapioca arrsi-scv RV>l

aundrics %.

aandrv ad/, Farw.

aaadry aueu »<rt

auadry errditera a n irf

aaadry dehtora gVlw wg tfl i

tnadry deposit aceonsi sVlV^t^-

aonJry expeeiea rtVw egg
saadrying ajd-rTgg
f andry laseruetioaa R^hg
auadry lubilities RsiTn
sundry outstanding liabilities rfA,
nrtw

aanJry paymenta rTgg

suDiiry receipts Rlfcg
anndry triflin' discrepaBciea sd))|

gxft^T?

aanflsh vt

aasflower le. brliasthus ^.-e.

/•

9 (eo’onrl=*uBSosreeyeUow
eunflowee pram Cec ^iytl-gtvr

sunflower yellow (» colour. reJJiah-
yellow rlntm hue. of high 3^
saturalioa an I very high 5 h.iUi.
aaee) teg

anngtaMrs wm Ttgg
saageld t’etfnJ.T^«4

*‘U is « prtril^e to lie »s*ocialed, eyen though only lo the
extent of vriting the Foreword, with the Great EnglUh-Tctriiaa
BSctionaiy edited by Dr. Bagbu Vira.

**Tbe vurk it a coloual one, both in its eoncepliun and
exeeulioa.

lie has got together A Itand of enthosUsts to coo|>erate with
him in the work and bts succeedetl in presenting a monumental work.

**£diJcationi<U all over India have agreed that the major
oWucIe for the apn'sd of the knov ledge of modern sciences ia the
country is the ah^nee of appropriate terminology.

"The Gteat EnglUli Indian Dictionary u an instromeot of
education which will he of immense assuUQce ia the spread of
Scietililie knowledge <n the rooniry.

"Students and teaefaen of preseot and future geoentions will
have cause to feel profoundly gratriol to the editor of this prodigious
compilation.*’

S.5. Hhatnagar

fFertrtr^ ta Ihi Great EntUtk-Zndian i7tVttMartt Fol /, 19*4, vKicik u
IMW wni/f tJpandei and iaearporaled into the prttent wfaiw).

■upcrinUndAnt

1409

tup«ri0T ebliqus

n , w.

lup^notCDilent K, 1 Adnin
PI. (Conit )
tJixU iuj>«ryiior

2 Eiite. *r-iW% PI.

3 (director ol a depirlment) ^T^-

?r«m.

•aperiotcDtlcDI ocTj
SupeiiottndeM, Ccoirel lavl PreM
n^rer*. »in»in*3Tn!?nj
Superioleii'lcnt, CleiiD*

W'ftSfre

SttpcrinienHent, Dulnct
Sapennlcodenl, F»ei*e Cntne *rfl*

SopcTinlenileni, General Branch
*rwT

Superintendent, Geological Survey

Superintendent, Coyerntnent Pnc-
ling OTlV*, imrT'JT’irw^
Snperiatendenl. Government Prin*
ting Prei« iwtftVF. *na^ guflitw
Sapenntentlent, Govertwr'* Seere*
tariat

SuperialeoJeol, Kealth School <rll>
tsrt, «tn:ri3r*fitw?w

Supermlendeai.MenulflotpiulW'fr.

at*, 3»aTi ntf^i^iiAU

Superintendent of Aceoonti

•twlsre

SuperiBiendeot of Advincet «(!«»•

w41sre

Sujperiotendeoi of Agriculture ft«-

«rJhr« .

Superintendent of Circle frr-w Jm*
SuperiotenJeni "f Collierie* frniT-

Soperintendent of Fire Brigade «W-

Superintendent of nospiuU MVwn*

Soperiotendenl of lad* cm'«rwiS*
Superintendent ol Land Recocdt

Soperintendent of Mental IIo«pital

Soperioieodent of Normal Schocis

Superintendent of Police

Soperintendent of Po»t Office* ftnf

anr Rvilat*, TT<7T-et^9^
Superintendent e{ Printing
tfiar*

SoperiDiendent ofSUnp*
Superintendent ofStoneworl. saST*
SuperiDiendeni of the Piur itTi-irdl*

«sr*

laperinteodent oi (he reetioo
*rrn*»n(l5n

(Upcrioteodeot of typial*

wware

SupenotendeDi of \ amnation rt^[r>1*
cr4l97. ^

Superioiendeoi of Working Plant
aiul Re*earcU a«r«lPrftiWT Wt

«a%avi <r4isn

Superintendent of Work* Mim v4l>
(Cf the aneient word
‘caparintendent of irorks'l
Supetioiendent ofWorkihopftabr
»n^«rA5t»

Supennteadeot Power aPiritional
.tfeehioienl Engioeer
Supcnotendeoi, Reformatory Sriiool

soperinteodeniriiap wnlawn J
auperioiendenf* order ndl?* *n%Tt
SuperiotendeDi, Special Branch

tut'eriowudcnt’e room
Superinieodeni, Sute Suuoneiy
Depot •nil5r*.ii«a*»«TOisd*fax-
annT

Supercniendeot Telegrapha (3- T.)

Superintendent Trrntport nftaa"t-
Soperinieodent Watch and TTard (3.

W. WJ Rh- B4*T-«d»F» {ff.t )
lapenitteoder ttdlftfJI (tin.
Superintending Canal Officer wul.

tapenniendiog driller CtA wdllpC

Su^rmiendiog Engineer wdttn-

Supenoteodiog Executive Officer

xrdlar« «(«*r 0

topenniending nffictr W'ilars arf^-

*l(l

SoperinirnduigSatve/or wtflsra

nnr

euperior od;

2 (tamee) tr?^

inferior (aerrica) »nT*2(frota **3*

upper (larvica)
lower (samce)

lupenor authority Jrf*3 Snf«^^,
snt srfeFrft
fupencr calyx Bot. TRT
ittperior ciTil ictvice* H^T «iH<t

tuperior e)a*« 7?ly. 3^

M. ^

tujienof elert

anperi * conjaaetion dstron. (ths
planet it at greatest distance Iroin
the earth in this conjunction)

luperior court itfrs

tuiierior curved line Zocl. 3^

inpenor Egyptian (cotton) 3?^
fetfrt

vupetior £g)ptiatt eotnl'cil (cotton)
S3fil« Sf ^ ftnltt

loperior epibasal cell £ct 3tTl33fT<
•tm ^

superior fellow servant
superior forest service irf*s aa-
?nt

superior holder Xmio Jrfic? laifl
superior liypohasat cell Bol TVTT
atn^vnn

superior in standiug ftirfir W 33^*
superiority litfva »,

supenoriiy compicc /.

superior laadlord tJfV
superior land records stall sr^
srfirVvit cswft
superior laryngeal nerve

superior limit rrt* pfin
superior rosodiLo'aru twtT
superior mavilla Annl. TVrryj
superior military offiter {Tfcv
atfairfV

superior mode of liiing
superior ohliqnesoliliquns superior

^ ir % ir 5 CF

I

f^*f>T{«l W^TH!. H

(sn^)

lie vfbe detigoi dettnitlinn of my food,

Of my berenge.

And of my noble tpeecb.

O Uail I S(urm t TImnder I »m1 fire I
Boir, burl your mlsotle.

And ttnite him.

lilkarva-7*da)

tuppt«a«nUl ehotdi

•uppotc

gT»fs bt the STjiO *3^*
tuppleuienwl chords Hath. •'dV*

supplcmeoul pleadings "d'ij*

iu|>plenieiital proctedmgs «3V*

lupplcmenlal iriinglcj ,'tffllh.

supplcmentarjr dtf/ (Coiat.)

supplementary, addiuonal •>» excess
praots «3^>P. •TOW

supplementarv air * auppUmeniH
air

supplementary angle J/aJh ^S’H

ssVn

sopplemeniary hill Ecott **3V*

fm

siipplementar) hudpet ••d'C?*

tupplenteaur) clurge «dU* TTHTT
lupplememary cost *5^«
lupplemeeiary crop *5X1^
•upplemePtatf deelaralion
^Vrerr

sttpplemeoiaf) demand Pdtl Pr«e*
(«e« »r3^* arfWnm. "31T« «l*l
auppiementary iltreetion

lupplementary earniup WJXf*

«tnf

lupplemeniary estimate *»d'P*

inpplfBieniafy fares ard^B*
auppUmcoiary field hookwgxf*^’
^xjWr,

supplementary fools *3^** *nj“

supplementary gra^t *3^

(Const J _

fupplementarr in ieol wgxt*
lupplemeBtary industry eiaxl*

supplementary 'nstructloR "dxl«

Supplement irj Inrtrnetions iimtce
Minin- R«!et^(H-&’nntft3T»r3^

supplemeMary tasoice *3^^ «r«
sopplemanurj order
tupplemeotary pay hdl «3^J^

sapplementsry piwreedio' »rdV^

lupplemeniary publicaiion irgxr%

JJ^T^

tuppletneotaty gaesiion part Prnc-

tit* *3X1* *fri

sQpplerneotait rstioo HR*

»nR

jupplemeDiary repoii iris*

4 uppleinenuet nales (S R-) *<33.1*

supplerneBtats sp«cial report

f»sf»Bfirrri

aupplemeniary sietrmeot (as of «x-
panditute) *3^^

supplemeniary <iimmons WdV*

ernt-i

supplemeniary T A lull

supplemented <t<f/ *^3^119
suppteiory ody tejwwggi*
suppUtory oatli £,mi. <t3^9 ItT?
lupplieilody

supplied t»rth te«<»U sn^^ 39
suppliee ttXW9 m
suppliers leilger Cam-
supplies and sen sees rflt

supplies aiailablo for lolerna) roa«
sumption wiPitt* TTSin %
mxB Bxt9
supply tt STtB 01

supply and demand wVr tifil'

supply and mosement Wfiw
Bpr.

Supply and Prices of Goods Act
V 3 sr^ nai^w arfafiraw
supply has* jrXra*wiroj« fwwtptxn-
ciont wordl
supply lull 1 Ffcn.

aa?rt-^9»

supply bundle* Eot st«W-x*

sojipiy tommitiee jr^w-etC*^

supply coDiracior

loppl' conent PAgs 5^9

supply deparimeni

supply free on indent Wi\tl fit-

supplying depertinent nr^t ^

supplying goeemiueut aerrsnt Strfr

nwottftretnrer T?Ttfr

ftjritn

supplyline EUc. tninrw
Bupplv measures ^ 3BT9
supply of copies
supply officer JT^TT-arf^Ctfl’
supply of fowl
supply of neries 4ai-srTItr
supply of water for domestic put-
|>Oses
KTW

supply jiay hills 5^19-^99-^*
supply persouael tr?TB
supply imsilion
supply Jirire iJXltl*3W
supply schedule ff^ri-afgqr^
supply schemes
supply ship Ifif tr^W-iiV*
depot ship
supply system

supply what i» wjnliDf th »3^!ITV*1«
r3sriTn.f5f**T3T
suppott r6, 1 tapti

2 wTwrjtn 9191

3 ??7p}9 9191, 9^9*1 9191
support n, I WMff, Stfew, srW9 i«

I riiciMe siipporl ^ SdBTt
2 H9tj’9 n.

SiTO*Ww.3Balf4*l/.

4 (anvthins thak supports, spKif.

food, lovlgiag, etc ) 11

support and mamteDtoi'e
>n*5 bW**, wt’IbW’i

supported adt 1 stre^

2atnf«9 (Cob St)
supported by (eouchsit] ^
supporter 'BH9,9>rV9, SSTBIT* m
supporter utcomhustiou ^^9 91X9
supporitug arr^rfl |t\), W7^*,

(tn.)

supporting cell 1 Bel. *nvnT-9fsn

Q^oof osuslcntaculsr rrll siifrasni-
irni

sapimrting frame ^cef. «rr7rf>%«T9
supporting lamella ^oc/. STNtf-^^
supporting power of the 3ir Trg
StT9T»l9T(re

supporiiog rod tmct

supporting VQueliert tiKl
supports = itindardi (,n a theodolite)
Sarr sflsrtm

suppose eft. ^9T SR9T. Wnmi . ffPPtr
I suppose nsnnnt^
suppose i{4tk, st« Km it

Following the long hbtory of tnodera Indiin Iinguages
(which has hccQ eo tnily afijmed in the Constildtion of India)
oar terms are drawn primarily from Sanskrit
the classical source*language
of this land.

Our terms are designed to
supply all the scores of derivatives,
compounds and phrases needed by
administration, education, and every other phase of national life.

Sanskrit terms are serviceable, not only in Hindi, b^t also
in Asramese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Afalayalam, 3farathi, ffepali,
Oriya, Panjabi, Tamil and Telugu, To these we may also add
Sinhalese, the major language of Ceylon.

While they will be found useful for Pa0.1ndian, apecjfie teeh*
{deal or higher purposes.

For local, Don*speci6c. non4eehoica] or popular pnrposes every
Indian language will naturally use local or popular expressions.

•uiet7 o! the peacs

1113

■utbIus dartand

»arft) of tlie peaep
6uretj«liip srfa^;^ Jrrf*#!s3 « (frosa
Kawtal^ aj
lurf m

Dtit aufc^^

»WflI ikF*Y^
niTf»c« 1 as n

2 flisVirgoisbKl froja
pltoe -)

3 (earth surface) n
arfice <i<Jj V a5t»

9 ■’575^

surface •Bsiom’r ftrestiis of eate^nsl
fortes anti inark uci' TTTCT SirfTT
surface and sub«taore (ef spleen
tOTisaa— PHM

surface area (u ol so 1) firarr^
surface eatalT«n B'’
surface eatilyit Chmx Tf^’Tnrt
surface channel

surface eoUeclton aja? Al»5»i XTT

suffice eolouF .Viner^J
surface co*er rerejfry wf-iflJJ
surface coeerinj; rcccstry WTHfr
surface cra«k«n? fersslTV 5^
TTIT'IT^
surface currents
surface damaje flfsi

surface J<n*il' Phit 83 •Jd3(i 7^*
ITrtt

surface drsiti BW3, crP" ws

surface dtstfiSpe 8?c
JO rface-d rc*aiDS8^-8rT^
ropdre>*>B?

surfaced road
surface effceti 83 ifSTlT
surface eiosroo WF-wviVtW
surface evaporation 83VsT?T8
surface evtent Biel SW-frvfr

surface life Jorfitry 8FTfc

surface tntfcral JTirH »Tgi3
sutfsce layer suft J8T
surfare-linns ody. tr^atsl (*<^1
surface molecule Bel 88.»^JT*3
inrface mulch FcreilTf 83-CTff.
t(lW'JI8

surface of * coi-e Sfalh etj 83
surface of buoyancy 3TS3if^ 83
sucfs<.e of revolution ilalk, eftWKW-

sotface of separsuon ^srwT9l-83

surface of the hect = back of the

surface 33 7*5
surface pnniins 3^*S!’7ei
surface rent aj^wr^F
surface rtaht LojciSp^**^^
lorfare nmoff ?r*'3T8^
surface soil jjyrtc B3-sr^ STTI f^ft
surface strain i'e-fc jciflm
iitrfare stream ^8
surface teti»iou Pfijs ?r»'Stt8f8
surfare ten»>oo aoparstn* Pfcjt

iurfaceirsnspcrt vft iQ-sr^
surfare CHiich^Dioeivlnot (Pelijo
n«w arsmtaT*) 5^^
sueface vievi D^t 83-Ttn H3-trJ
surface naier aift

surface vralcrs
surface uiod3T3

soifaoo; ilcoo Const Tes-fsrttTt n,
i$ee surfaced ro*!)
surf riJinj fTcnr

surge a?3l3 m (from
surf

swell *83^3

surgeon trwTI n

surgeoncT 9tfuf8f*3tT ^ fs.
surgeon fi<liwLatl<r C^li ««?JV3 n.
Surgeon Genefsl s%iili the Govern*
ment otlodia(c!.G G Hw?8 ytra8.
jtfi rFifVim* (irrisr)
surgeon's dutv room «n

surgeon's examiDiiion room TT??*
«t tri'jrrjiVT

surgeons Toomrt^8fsfc^* seres
surgery r3J, ^iwfigrfl n , 5r»8*

fa-V-rn /
targiral nJj r^-
surgical vnalomv srfT SITfl?
turgual ca-e fnil
suT-vcal cl*Di. rro fs v3r - »’r
surgical rompliraiions 3T8 '3fe38rt
surgical rollon net

sorgical degree vrnnhrtf^T
surgical depailnictii (m * |

rstt

surgical dre*»ets1«j»

surgical are*«irg« M,I (cotton, hit.

etc ) STf »•«!*• ■’w’nfnrt
surgical gangrene 5r5inJ|>w
surgical intlrumenis
surgical ledger CTVtft

‘iirgical liiytnre ti?8
stir^nal mens ^Terr-orc^

« jrgiiil nnr*itir 5"juin
surgical opcraliou

laigical or inedicsl tfeilrecnt T^tt
snjTJ f^rV’in

surgical o'lt'patiCDts d'partmeBt
STT^fi; finnn

surgical practice (cf a student)
3rV8i3

(urginl regiitrar (m & hoscijjj)
QWifldll '

snrgics! registration fTT8TU iI8a'l83
siirgictl relief V'la-tt
surgical repeal ra«es rrmru 58Tt88

tinl

itirgica! section arjWT^
surgical speriali«t re^-fkriTJT
surgical stores 1 9TS8-A«lt‘'Tf
5 7r«tJ 8Tgt5

surgical ward (ja a hoapitsl) !Te8*

«W

Surinao toad (the «gi;s ate ditUibu
ted b) the ms’s over the femslsi
3h*r6 thev becoaa embeilded la
the skia)Rf»^T»T>«
sumaiier feest jn rank to tbs head*
mii*sr) irvajw ru
surmne eJ wy88 8T8T
furmive n wgttpi n
iiirmoiini rJ. rt «T8l, an>rT »T8r
surmiiMetarcJ mullet rr «f»r8T/.
surname i f33r5f «.

3 iw
intliaU inj37W7
middle name 3^8813
Sitroiciilut .icci finrr Hxftt (&?*:
occurs in 8frwii8)

surpluin wfH>3, ?n i'i - wfWstt ti.

surplus nrf/. 3fww. wFlftrE

luipluaage ^niofi-) ptcndirig. niatter

which a not necessirj or re!®-
TSnt to tl ecssff. an i nin be rejeo-
te.1) srftT3 Pi.

siirplut amount wfafriv Tjftl
surplus »Tti snf^ra w3

snrjdn. Mock [for shoot, re)

siirphii biiJ-et srfsfr® ancw^s
siirpIcMCoinj wfira i*
nirpliis .(.Jlction
surplus copies srfri^ sfy^f
surplus demand wfirfi-ie ,5^,^ -

diJteulHet eflangvcgtare not lugligihJ*. One's native
speech it a closely Jilting garment, and one nerer feels tptite at ease
tehen it it immediately araitable and hat to be replaced by
another."

Erwin Sehrodinger
Held Prut Winttrfar Pktttct la J93S

Sat tndtotntntii

1413

rallow thrikt

S. tndtmjneoiis JIVOIT (dis-
tiognishel b) I'smfrliam site)
S.tnsUlas ^ (t crest ot

leOfitheiUHl bl»ck bristles ?? from
the ntpe along the back)

S uItsoius (pigtsy hog) ^

S. scrots (wild boar, wild pig)

aotcept I PlaiU Talkoi.

wTSTf« «•

2 B*tl. (upon which another orga.
msm II parasitic) wmn* "•
anseeptauce £lec. tmi^ it
aoacepUbUity \ tcgtm /.

a Blant PjjW. (ff't ) nn-

mfjm, wnnf^ . wrffjsi /.

8 IfasarJirs

tuswpiiMe ftij. I

2 SUMfWt

3 Flar . ««W. (Oertn. eiar^tdlicl)

itnirri), •rmr(t, tfitift
(•XiJ.) (hating little fWistauee)
•eicrptible to Ju«**e inTHItT. tnj-

at^S® .

Sa«hkiB‘* fOO«e Xr« f®

iBil (cloth) (narTOw colour stnpes la

thewerp)^'^^^^

iBSpMt ah. Btta aT®i

taipect «. inifttf "•

,tt»p«teda.O fmfra.Atrtmr
itiipecifd aircraft ittnimT firwnt
asipectrd asiroal fittUiW^

au»p««c^ «"*y foreiguers innrmT

mtrWtft .

auip?ctc<l firm mrWTFTT ^
iuipectfd laiamly 4niftra
soipectcd poisoBiB?
suspected substioce AaPra
suspend T* (Const), wSlt

«sii,w^«rn
suspenjetl <t3).

suspended arrears ftaftt* ersfiTST
anspended electric cenlnfuge pRrf»W3

ftr-nflr* ^

suspended luo Cnrfrrt

^irfr .5

suspended raiiler firwTJTt

suspended pirticle
suspended unt Tkys

suspended iranitortnanon wfirT

auspend patment ti%va P.igC^S
suspense l RglW w.

2 folwiJ , wPfraa m., jMi
keep the file in ampen c WfA ^
ferfera TWtft
suspense arenunt

sd^i (nonclasaified account}, »\f'*

inipense ledger
sttspeuie repsler fkulsUH
luspeBiion (Const ). tdW «.

Suspension allowane* fr?iTB^.sria\a
snipe otton bridge (lisniul fsr?frUT

^ ..

suspension colloid b snspensoia

Pkinenl CXe-». =

suipensioo method ni?iwa-ftfs
snipeusion of disebsege 3igti5 at
fo^n tRtfT

suipessiou o( pajmeut (IseisdH,

tuipensica of repslraiioa nsjlilH ai
f'lWM't

snspeo'toa of Umisp mra qn f^*
TT^

suspension or r«*a\t»»oti rtjrw •tm

suspension wire PAjrs
suspessoid (suspension eolioid)
Pi^wrff «».

su»pett*oe rs,

aus[wo«or eell IkiTt-iinf
suspeosonum B«ei. (eonaecti

the lower Pi jaw witli the ersoiaa)
ftl^uVa ts.

suspeo'orr Itgiineal f^vraW'fsn^
sospeosorr ligameoi of ieos» soon-
la rilisru
suspieioa (row wt.
doubt

reasonable snspiraoo ^fV^^ (Iru

suspictoot oJy. slimm*

suspirious cirramsisuees sir.UIPtt

BWtufs

tuspsetont merlaliir Sj^

•iispiriou* person Aauili; njf*

• iiipieious MraugeT ^sivi^x' Wiri<^a
au*p,cioo» snbstancw ifrjTBTTT?UXW
susUiasA 1 dun

2 »ii-n, Turwi

S T5TO

1 (to allow or admit as ealid) BT^

S (to support by adeQuats proof)
oaiPrni I^T^IT. «T=n, (eotablisb
by Midecce) Btn’IWR’t
initsined aJJ. 1 (proved) iJHiPlJ,

2 (established by eridenee) SBFf-

S (as la. iajnty lustaio^) JT
4 stfttS.WJS, tS'llltl

fusttined annual ^elJ /crejlry (lb*
materia] which can be yielded
aaanally in perpetuity— I F^.)
fsTTBit tnfrs Stf^. 41^

Rtfe

•Ditiinedott temples (gluses)w^
sustained worbing J'erei.'ry (Pr.
eryfestjtieis « mde>vut scuteuu)
fgpswT srra BgwVww,

susiained jiel J Forwfrjr ftlsdT
am st(^. snntT siits
suitrDsDee sna^ft^ ir?fs/., bItb «.
losieniacnlar cells 1 wSertoVa eeUa
r«r.uiRt-<wtt
2 ■ supporting tells dsjt.

«>jn

inlbora 2re» giBlfe ru
Swtliora ^Tts
5uUtj (nrer) Crop. tWJ/.
suiurennphe
suture joint da-tt, IW!it-?if»a
suinring nVeit u.
suturing of wound
SnTa.irf» (uses its bill

like a needle ^'1 in the eoastrue-
tion cf its nest)
suscraio srfwft fu
S uirrainlT anfilT^ u.

. (lontl. west) ^ (3*^)

S.V. (west cf sontli) T B- Cf%~l-
B*l^)

swab «.

swallow « (a bir^D S TTe f)^ (,^e,e^J
word)

•wallow rb. PtSttw rir r ?.n
•wallowctl (1 1j, fliTilii
awallow Iwile Gfcl.
iwatlnwing ftfilTW ■-
swallow |•)ovrr=]>^atlo^oIe gljul /.
(arioent name)

swallow ahrike »Rr-ffe»sn /. (Bengali

“Morfern £a)(em ttudenis hnve to be reminded of tho creatiie
nature of their languages and to reiilalUe their terminology.

*‘Theyt too, have eoniciousJy to revive their abstract and
stagnant use of terms by retracing the meanings front the origirstd
prorfuetire an({ concrete rooted

Betlj IlriioanQ

rr^ 0/ Prsfixss •<* Sansirst mtosephieal T*rml»olofr' P^*0

■Tzup oi calcium hypophosphite 1421

system of bodies

I. of cal<iiim }ivpo{)lios{iiiite=

• vrupm lalcii livpoplio*|i!iiiis

t of chlord = svrupui ctiloralis

t of codcioe pliospliaic^tyrupus
codeinae phoipbatii

fR«Tt

« of ferroii« loJidess^ropaa fern
lodiji

s.of ferrous phosptijie*s'rupus
fern phoiylulu

ftyr;

t of ferrous ptiOsjihaie wuVi i|ui-
moe and siryi bnine«iyrHp»is
fern pliosphntis cum quimna
el »tr)« bpina
«f57t *m9

9 ofpl«io»e*r3*rfafr?

9 of nictuiuanlu-syrupus ipe-
cicuioliae

*. of Jemow=»ytupui Umofli* (VriJ-
« of oraapc ■ (jrupu* aurantii

mrn-fttrr

t oforanpe (louer fifTTT

> of rhul>srl>BSy(upu* cbei

hr-&frT

• of rote • <yru|>ii« rosac

fir^

« of teaniKtycupus aeacae (^931*

fs«^<

« of »(|i(ill.«t>rujiut »i.inae

tTm^f firef?

s of larKSvrupMS puls Jiquidae

?lt5t «nw?r ftrefr

t of loin t= syrupus lolutasus

fanff rHBTT

a of "lid elierrv = ssrujiiis^rupi

virpQianJe = syrupus p r u O i
■ rTDltsac

s. simplex firiH
s vasaka

eyri’p'is Pham ftsf? n.

t aromaiKiis = arotnalic syrup

grfrtfa^'rr

s. a<iraiiln = *yt“j' of oranpe
s aursDUi floritssynip of orange
flower

S rslcii iijpophoipbiCis^tjrupof
calcium |iyl>opbo«phHe
«. catcarae aromaiicu* « aromatic

stnip of catcara gifW

• ctiloralisscstnip of cfitorjl
s ciDoatnooii

s. eodtinae plro-pliatisssyriip of
eodeioe pliospliate
a fern lodidt^ syrup of ferrous

I. fern photpliatis=eyrup offer*
tout phosphate

s. fern pho<phatit coinpoaslUSB
consponnd syrup of ferrous
phosphate ngir
ftrtz'ff

9 fern phonspliaitt cum qutnioa et
sltyehaioa *s syrup of ferrous
phosplisie with quinine and
ttrtcbnine

a. fieorum aromaticusBaromatie
eyrup offlgs gifet
a {icotumcotnptasiiQSBtompousd
syrup of figs ftgjT
*. giueosiasyrup of glucose
a glyceropho<|>haiuffl compo*
titusBcompound syrup of gly«
eeto*p»»ospl.ate» w yw r ^ ^*

». glycyrrliirae
». ii«nii<le<nii mfnt fiwtl^
a iiieiaiiiioliae *> ayrup of ipe*
c&cuaoha

a. limoniawayrup of lemon
a picis liquidacBsyrup of lar ur?r
•rmn^-fijc'r^

I pruoi acroiioaeesayrupof wild

a. pruui xirgiDtoaeBaaruu of > lid
cherry

a. rfaei^ayrop of rhubarb

* rossessatrup of rose

a aarsac composiius MI(n^ 9 T<

a. acitiacBsyiup of aqailt
*, aronacBayrup ofaenoa
a. loluiaouseayrup of lolu
syrupy o<f/. I (like syrup) fir^'t*?fTrn,

9 (haeios n •>nip) ( rf.)

aytopy liquid WTO

ays* = ay»*

system n 1 (a formal sehsaei mo*
thod, mode) (Const ),nWT9fl
ITOtn.

2 (an ag;;re2Ste or assemblage of
objects united by some form of
regular interaction or interdepea*
denes) aw, n

3 (the universe) «

4 (the bod})^, Slftf n*

5 (a metliodicaUy arranged set) ^

C (a theory) 37^ m.

7 Cryil fJjFt/, (i« class)

8 (of rocks) OeoL 5P?» n.
ayaiematic i THWS.

2 fliof- RWtCTO-
tyaiemaue botany
sysiemalie compilation SSalnties

systematic elimmatioo 3733.3 ; (rTOst
• yatemattc entomologist

sysiematiL entomology q'if3T'3*4f^
avsieotaiic fire-proieciioB i'erestry
srfi^-Ttn

ayitemstic imporUtiou Ka«^ ttntw
ay>tcQ>»ie iBatrucliou S33^ fsifni
aysirmtiic irngaiion mv; ^37^
systematic measures
lystematie name Btol. Sfllfn wm
ayitematici (tbo aeionea of clawi*
ficaiion) StftTirTOl /.
sytiemaiic square StatuUet

nmww

lystemaiic study r333;m'3<nr
sysiematic surgery tsq*;^

SMlciuaiic uockiog ierrsfrv
wgtnTsu

systematic zoology qiijwysi ffifai*'!
systemaiin 3Tjr*?ti ( wi.
syitematization | 333^33 n ^335
WT3T

8 iojie 3^^-3533 n
sysietciatize 333533, *335 3t«n
avsiemalued nd/. 3335E
systemic R|<g*,
systemic arch ^oof "15 *377
systemic arleries Zool ^5 (foe

the body as a v. hole)
systemic disorder 31 ft«it
systemic heart Zool WWST^.

fr%oTV er^

sjsteii If lofectiOD ^S-ffquTISVt
aytleiuic trunk Zool- ^•»7?!frl?3l /.
system of accounting Vi^icK q3;f3
tyitem of lo lies 313

OUR COST

The expenses on ike Dtelionarjr incliuie not only those for
paper, printing and book-bindtng but also the tataries of the staff
during the tost five years. The amount it ever four lacs of rupees.
If this cost teere to be spread over this edition, tchich consists of four
Aousand copies, then tee should have to price it in a tiay that after
deducting the tales' commission and advertisement charges see may
realise Rs. lOOfi per copy. That Houtd mean pricing each copy at
near about ISO rupees.

But the Dictionary it intended to sene t^e people, end hence
the price is kept at Rs. 30 per copy. We hofie that (hr public svould
appreciate iu cheapness and help lu in nur future trork irAifh trill
continue as long as tee do not complete our target of ttco million
terms.

laichcnDacharits

1441

taUntia toxoid

irtchartnaflierite W Tg' PmJPf

{OT »mrnonitini»

*>t. for Bkifla carbonate, t* for
tnineral)

Teaia p« AiwaXffff (hering three
ft notes

te»»ellated a4j ZeeU (resembling
mosaic work)

trsiellated epithelium ^oof.

teaseral =» isonaeuie mij. Crj/it Wfi*‘

j?ta

tcMeral eentrat ad/. Cryu

leiseral holoaxial ad/ Cr»i{

tei’eral polar atij. Crytl uftOa

lest ri Tftsm XT^n, Tf>?rr 9rrr
teat « 1 ^5rt It , /,

SiEdtu Oesexaniiaation)

3 SMiitiet (decitire trial} fnpfttin
/. (examinstian

4 Zeel (tha external ihelU m.

tettaBteed coat Sot tfntvfttm.
tnlitDefii Low n

teitameniary ad/ f»arrt)9. |tiiit»-

TW, ^aBlTlTV
lestameniary capacilf
iVififtt afw •T WWW
tesUmeOtary disposition

testamenUTy rapenses

testamentary guardian pifTTX ftjn:

^TTSr*

testameoury laalrnnent gr^ntr n.
tetUtneuiary inrenwry fsanfiw
snfti tft wiftrxt, gstintMnfttan
testamentary /nnidiction
atsif^XT?

testamentary ancressioo g’STTTtnir
XWfTT’JXIT

testate od/. Lop ?ltarJX

testate and lOteatate estate

testate estate tftTt

testator Zda n-

test audit qfhtrfl-itxtTr
test audit check. Tt ^WTTfhffT
test checker ^fl^r’rritrx
tested ad;.

tester l q()t!rXtit.

3 (R>acbine)ttf)C|Hl A,
teat examination £4ue~ XT'^9T
lest for ataUtily ftnftt7'<TffVT
teat {laas <?*«*.
leit-honae

TestieardiDea » Anlmlata ^ tai fq -

net «.

testicle B|ealu(fif teatea] inof. l«v|
tesiienlar

teMicalae extract Pkarin. irn-ftmTI
teaiicnlar Isonnoiic Pham,

teilicniar nephndidm Z«el f 70 |.
xratnn

tesitrulaf UanapUntatioo Zool- THt.
firtiVT®i

feilify Law I (to giro teatimofly ae.
cording to the Uw of legal proee.
dure) atftraiipt ^stl
Uatnfitaxwt

testify the wliole imlh ajuw Stn*
ftrr «?XT

teaiiruoaial ntp^ft m
ecrIiGcate

testimooms eUote Law(tbe6oal oi
aotbenticating clause of an loatro.
foeol) fftiino rf^x

teaiimony i Low ttTXX, Otru.

3 «^ua[ot A.

3 Psychol. ttttPl. BTSJ^ n.
testing qflani a.
testing apparatus Tftvot.f77fin
Testing Bureau Aassatant qftw ^i jcq .
*rtrq«

lesiiog glass xdqm ctx
testiug tosinsmeat
lesting inacbiiiexfhg^.a»V, qflfiyx
testing of urioe <rfhfnr
testing atatsoo q^ni.q«ni
testing the rislou Tft-xQin
testis (pLteitos)! «■ tesUcle Anal.
TTI in.

3 * ipenniry -= jperns gland Zoel.
g» nftu os.

testis-loW Zod. fTW Tif^

lestis.sae 2 «d.lT>l.^.^Tn.^ eu

lest meal iffyrw

lest nail rhfS.xftt(n-<ht

Jhya. qfitn-^.

teat oath (an oath of loyalty to
Government;) tft TTf*?

test of compeiente to drive XRtX*
wtrsT tO qfixt, xt5!t|.qfl?rr
test of eligibility qixni qftsifT
test of ptegaaacy trahwi-tflsn
testosterone Zod. fqfil /
teal paper 1 qftsPt-Ttr

2 Law (a writing admitted as a
standard for cotaparison of hand*
wilting) qx

test plot Foreiiry qftxni W»TX
lest purchase qfl^rx iCX
tesirainx (» woman who baa left a
will) /.

test reagent CIttn qflsnt-aftxrrf
lest report qffsPr sft^TST
test rod qft|r9I*?»T
test lolutiOD Clwm. qfftrW-fV?tXX
ten alnp qdqot qst
test tube Chm. qfltgin XTK
test lute trnsh q fty s u T w .f^
test lube culture qfl)rmnw.s^
test lube drainer qftsiwgiw.cfm
lest tube holder <rftt l*H tg
test tube rubl<«t tUaoer Chm, qft»

test type OpkHuitmol. qPWnpT n.
Tutadioitit Del (Lat miado ‘totto-
u«— refemng to the appeaianco
of the woody rootstock PMS , see
McLean 6g 927) ffXrfjt

T. cJepbantipes »niT^
TeiiadinaUsCbelonia
Teitndo Zoot. ( they comprise the ty-
pical land tortoises)

T, elegans (showing yellow streaks
on black shells) fisnBr
T, graeca (Oreciaa tortoise) XT*!-
it.fW (qfq Greek)

T. loveridgii (eyen the costal pla-
tes and ribs are absent— PHJI.

401)

test weight -rffsTfl-tTIT
lest well

lest works qfl^rj

lelanu, i ifeJ. ajWW w,. i,

from Vff^’to stretch')

2 Phyriol (ststa of a mnaefe when
iindergoiiig continued contraction)

tetanus toxin Vfnirir.Mq
tctaoiis loxoid Wjwnt-ftinw

rravoa n«t«

Tnonfffnl d«t»tien

-w oven m an (m, of WcbomM> Bet.
azist?

’’W.P. (jfhMt prodaet) »ffT. (n^-
^?TR)

^ .P. {w ofhng pitn) (ars^-

^P.O (WotfaQgPUnOf5e«)S»i^«.

(srvTftTi^Wf.iTprt7d)

^.R- (western rsn^e) ^.9. a??-

>fr»ck (say totnae resetstfoa cMt cp
or RTOwiBg on the shore) bv
hl«(iderwr<<-k (/^eus eMieuforus
q T ) VTSnn ^T’l

ehanaeUed wreck (Peljeiia eanalt-
tulxta)

knobbed vnick UsAtpknllun »Ai>
imn) trt**r* rftr**

•erraud wrack {Fueut terratiu)

tsV9-^r>\

spiral wrack (Fuevt rpiraf«) S^-

wnssbs; «TfT®S m , inTT
wrap eb. kw. vnzwi
wrapped adS, kft^i y*n
wrapper ». J kt «.

Sf(a persoo) »»•
wrap roand

yirt»*tZccl. (asaallybriKaatip colon.

redlWtgtJ/.
wreck ^ Jin rt.
wren (kfl m. (saeieot word)
wren babbler ^ft'S^RfsBcisot word)
wreneb 9$ew m.

wren’s flower {(7«ro«isi»»re5sr<i4*B»H)
<««STni^a».

wren warbler ((kj^ ancisot

word)

•wrestler Jtv3 m , tf^snan
wrestling «•

wriggle tb. Zooh ^ ^

wrlsa^tng moTetaepl Zeol. BWIWttfl

r

•Wrigbtia Bet.

W. B3oHusinsa-»’*'. lomenioM
TT. tincioria OTm»V (B«“

Bm. iruirajaui Dsceaa
Goj Hia. indariou, Usr. indrajCBi
per. inJsrjea)

V.tooieoloss (Bom. tadu

tndarjao)

\r. walUebii-W. tomenios*
wrigbUne (from the sseda of Wrifkita

onttdtientertea)^^i^f {s:^'Trfi.
pklM aJiMatenUriett')
wnfltle sftf,
wrinkled adj nfan. »{>npj;,
wr>Bkled.tippeii bat Stann. nfnVts aj
wrinkled peas «fer-^3nw, f<lf>
wrinkled inrtace qfasB Bet
wnstaearpas
wnstbone af-m, nf.
writ La* &««. (Const-)
wn'SeA

writ# back Ae^ounttnt (French •«*.
Irepaiitr)

write down Jeeoumhnt (to redoMbook
Tktne. *s to wnto down an SMet)
WSiwf (<•/ write op)
write in (to insert, as in a doenmeat
or text) sr»sSfR
smte off Cm. sri>«B
write off an sccoiMit %WT’Sn|tBR
write off for loaaea V ^

#snr

writer «.

write up deeomsttap (to set down an
aodolr bigb valoe for an usst)
sift^Wl(r/, write down)
writing ««sr

by writing aader bis bind WK ' SBt -

agreed apoo in writing ^

^tra

reilnce to wntmg ^rmr^
writiog feeltm'ain

wntiog msierul stsnr-tmnil
wntmg obligatory Law i(w

wn'iiBg off Cbm- w9^tww n.
wntJag pad kiss7-WV
wmmg paper insiw.ms
wniing reed

wntJDg slate frtw-lcfrtl /.

wntiog sable Jtsn*tRW

writ of auaiot Xosa d^cn-ron

wnt of eapiis Bov (to arrest tfae per.

ton named tbrmio)
wnt of certiorari Loo
(Const ) (ms eertioran)
wnt of esecotioo
writ of babes* corpus Law
«TSI Ire (Const )

wnt of msadsnio# Law BUti'^^rn
wnt of oyer and teralneraeommis*
aioa at ojet and terminer stbci-

writ of probibUioo Xow JTfaW'Jtar
(Coast)

writ of qoo wsiraato Law *rf5r»Tr*
(Const ) flee quo wamoto)
Ua CTB IWWH-

wnt of summons sngH Ire
writ of waste %&.§re,
srritieij ad/. feftrB
in wming «re9^
srriteeB agreement r^tfisi
written and oral fafe, ^
written answers fefgB TWT
written appncation sTt^tin*
written approval firiW
written antbonty fsf^ JftRrau
ssritten bond qsij

wntlen commnntcaiion fHsitt «nt
written eoBseat feftrj Firfj
written evidence Lotp firiwt pm
written exammaliOD
written grant (Hwr njyrjr
written ioatmaent Law fefits filtn
written law fttftm ^
written lease qgi

written licence fefim arssjftff
written notice fsfknr ^win
WT^n notice of toss or damaoe gifr

. wtrat BWe ift feTsa

written off imfefwj

writien orders fiifttB arrtir
written permission fiifira tmn
written report ftr%«
written reprimand fj^flnr »fe
written atatement feftrj
written statement of defence

wntlen translation fefejr wg^TT
wntlen wsrranty ftsfe, anm^

who thinks himself wronged *
? ft gv >if snpn Tstj %
wron-.doerfrnt.*r7?m7ft{ K\)n.

taw ’drog (tf, wnfi),
calpible aidq

wrongfal ac, ^

Wrtogful confinement Baip
hhIhb '

wrongful detention of monevLam

young futtie

y*l]ofr zaorcurie oxii* ointment ISM

ytllow mercuric oxide ointnents
uD'oeotum hjinrpjii oxidi fieri
Phttrm sriro «rws 3 R

yellow Bietsl plate qtWTS-'I?
yellow metal iheathiog dt?WTg*
W 19 r>l

yellow metal ware
yellow Mexican poppy (irjemone
»Viieflna) n. (B lU )

jeJW ocher J CoJ. JoJ.

2 (a colour) sf^RtnfttdlS
yellow oleander nefii/riia)

^mseirn (Bain)
yellow-olive

yellow oxalic (Ozohi cornieiiloia)

/.

yellow pine nya
yellow poplar 1 iffs n.

S^lulip-tree 9^
yellow guarUw/alte iopaxaennae
Jlfinerol

yellow rocket m wloter ereji (Car-
iflfw eiiljartt)

yellow root 1 (ff^drasdi Moadran,)
BeU <n.

ashydriilUsgoIdeQ ceal pjum

yellowa, PUntPuhil^.^^
yellow aandilwood {SaMilum alburn)
<B JfJ

yellowi d.ieate w-

ihim *

yellow aieooaa jaI]o,r ocher
yellow aJjp^^

yellow ipot^maculalutea

ye«ow,Mr(»iia<j

yellow atar graaa ^

y* ow,urw,fBetUeh.n.|mmT/.

yellow itrmgykark dltl
7«”^^'««ed bulbul Au, flu ***

d>3-«*s swift,

yellow-ihroaiea fiycatchecwarbler

-I "<■ ■ikun

yellow occur* in

gw)

yellow ultraroanoe dla
yellow-vented Imlbnl Avti

yellow Tetcli]iog~I.a|]iyrna apbac*
yellow wacp fm
yellow water lily

yellow-wallled lapwing d«i dh gw

yellowwiMd iOtUroTvton ametania)
dlWFJ m (MW )
yellow woodwaap Oj
yellowwort t flayn j
yellow xedoary (Curctima nromaiica)

Yercin e baeillossPasienreDa pejii*
7ew (a tree of the genua Taxor Itg
wood was used for makiog bowt)

93 t 5 f«

yew green (* colour, yellowitb yel.
low green m buo. o| low »re

eatuialion cod low ft brilliance)

(yard foreman) JHp at V (sfiri.

Y C (yole gall) g » (gu »ii)

7'«l<l*b 1 '»3!nrr, b:* apti
2trsw
•urtender
diacbarge
ceaae cgutinr
!•»« op gvriR

*;** ""•'7 (» .cl.™ „
dabtlftwirit

make light egeiw, ciw,
yieWw

yield • retort, oropy ^
yield calcnlaiioos. nt% 179^
yield capanty Femtry (the total
goaotity of material n! * giyga
apecies which ajj arcs is capable o(
prodoeiog undec noraut oooditioo*
— I P R ) anti;;i ignwi
yield per acre nft ngw

yield pom, VacA whieh p,ca,a.

nenl diatortion |>eg.ns)«^reViT ftiT
yreW power^ymld espicity ^

virid **?i“

»*'•

yM-—3V^ «»•",

'*3’l sg tu

V junction piecea (m dr&inage) firam

imi-mez •

•yl (used la uiities ol radical*, esp.

nniraleot one*) CJttm !f n (^«)
-yltfoe (fl+ iCht chm ^ n.

Y level Sure fi»Trfl-*ira
-ylidene(y!an«+ id<) Cjinn .^la^iyn
•jl-ylClicm *1® n (of the two *8 Ihi

firit « la geoetally changed to X loi
eaaa ol pronunciatioa)

YM (yard master) J»v. trtt (stn*!

vft)

•yBe{r*nao6 of tnaJCAem -fg n.
•ynol (variant of wOCJiin
(-a)m.

•ynone (variant of inose) Clic/n -fiTI
(•W)/

yoghurt n ,
yobimbe

hydrocblorai* u,b 1 u 1 la faaetiooal
idTpotesey) n.

yohimbiae V^izzzfl/.
yoken gnm (ancient word). HBT
yoke gall gti-tWTm,

Yoldia 2ool sjt|r.gwtft
yelk Mn'ClB. Ifhi® n
yolk duct <lin.seiprt

yolk endodermtftw.eitatw

yolk epirbeliam ifhr®*tfttg^
yolk food tftrt, w«
yolk gland u)a,.nt^
yolk Bucleoa Bnbrvol.
yolk plug
yolk BBC Embrvol
yolk aae pUcew,

Tolk Bpherule iftwgi rtsr^
yolk atalk £niyj,cj,
7.lk7.U.7-s.lJ..„j,.
i«ia.,h ,.u„ toro, ,,

ance) BTunwiTw
you WTT. an
young ,7^
young and old wrst TOr f?

young animal wra-itj

young crop* HT7I mxt
epp. elder ^

liih Lan^age in 2 Tolumes. The fiM, >sli!cb u
unriralled for its hUtorical trealment uf earb
and every >»ord, i» superceded by the second by
its greater emphasis on modern terms.

'1 he number of.apectal dictionaries U legion.
For oety branch of learning see have used one
or mure dictionaries.

On the Indnn side sve have used all tbit is
available for Sanskrit, Pali, Praknt and modem
Indian langua^s. In Saosktit the ancient Keiaa
form adigniCed array. They have been supple,
menled by works of 19th and 20ih century
Sclinlarsliip, such as the Sibda.kalpa.ilruma of
Radbakanladera in Sanskrit (Calcutta, IS22.
58), Sanskrit.M'orterhuch by Otto Rohtliugk
and Rudolph Roth in German (published by
the Royal Academy of Sciences m llusau, St.
Petersburgh, 1855-75), Sin'krit-Engli<h Die.
Vionary by M. Moniet.Vdbains (Oxford, 1899),
and Rnddhm UybnJ Sanskrit UKlinnary by
Franklin Edgertoa (Yale, U. S. A , 1953) m
Cagltsh.

Pnidei, we bad to compile our own Fnghsh*
Sanskrit and Engtidi.Pali tndexes. Witboui
these we could not Lave had at our disposal a
complete picture of all that is available under
a (lartieular Lngltih term. The number of taids
in these indexes approxiuatu four humlred
thuusanj. It is the biggest collection that has
tn far been made, intend to U>^ue this

maierial lU the form of two independent works.
Uuc would be a Comprehensive £ugtidi.baD>.
krii Diitionary, which will extondover ten volu.
iiK-s, eaih volume compruiog about one thou-
sand (lages. It will incorporate the entire record-
ed material which is inconceivably rich and
vinevl. The second would be an Ea;^iili.Pali
Dicliotury in one volume of 1500 octavo page*.

For modern Indian Ungnsges we have iv.ed
monolingual and bilingual dictionaries prepared
in tbe 19tli and 20ih centaries. Some of them
are works of great erudition but unfortunately
all fall far short of our requirements. Lingnis.
I'lcally these dictionaries can be divided into
three groups* (a) Engluh to Hindi, (b) Hindi to
English, (t) Hindi to Hindi. Stnulariy for other

languages.

There is still another group of dictionaries
whose guidance we have occasionally sought.
These are bilingual dictionaries of major civtli*
sed languages winch have technical literature and
technical vocabulams. For example, Cennan,
French. Dutch, bpanish, Portuguese, Italian and
Russian in the W cst and Arabic, Persian, Chine.
»e and Japanese in the East Wc have not
sgcMced smaller languages tike Fioai%h laEuco^ie
and Anuamese is Asia. Their varying capa.
cities to express new ideas help us on our
path.

To the dietionanes we must add )et another
category of hooks without which our formations
would have laekcxl organic life i.c, the capacity
to integrate with the enslext. These areslandard
books in each domain; and in the ca^e of adtni.
iihlration the codex and manuals of each depart*
mrniofthe gosemiiient. Inlaw there are the
Codc< and nunitrims Acts which we waded
through. Each word, '.ji|i»iinil ami phrase
has been provided for in Hindi with due cunti.
deration !■> its associaiions and surruundings.

Our s)>urial lexicons, texbbookt, codes oud
manuals sliU needed experienced men tu inter*
pret them, to di>cu«a ond to help in the deeUIoo
of the one or more eijuivalents that Would serve
ill Hindi and other Indian linguages. Wehave
had the coo)>cralion, long ut short, of uver 200
ri>ei|jlisl].

From 1913 up to 1946 we issued four volu.
incs of the Great Liigbsh.Indian Dictionary. The
Gt»l coucerned luurganic GhemUlry, The
second dealt with Organic Chemistry, and ex*
tended up to the kth.r D. The third was a
special soliime on Scientiflc Apparatus. The
fourth dealt with Chemical Dyes tod Colours,
with an Appendix on Intermediate Products.
In these volumes each Indian word appeared in
(our scripts, two of the North and two of the

U

Mnilh diiUnce

» J ITR^lIT /.

Vj/ »ien«th blue (t colour*
.. J 9 5 ft®Tl »7 in has, litorfc-
' bnlUance medioro •!««)

< ^

iJDce iJi/ron rnftf»»r
fcin t ^itroi

5i*«s

fyii, (oid«T c! fishes loelu
yie Zeidna and allied forna)

(any of a faniil) of hydrous

lea) 3T^TO?ffl3T n for

o«8. for tiUeata,

^ or mineral)
rrphi Zai «»5«'lM'»rrt m.

r^n. (f< 5 point)
ilgebra ^Ifj'rrfrrir
atul Jewrtnioini ifajh ^p^f-
^ Ciy<T9*

ba«c line Suiiiliea WT«ni-

n

*eorreclioo ^dyj
Q i!(<t<o(e Sure
« error pJiyj ^ fi«rt
•9 esponeol {*“) •ijraht
obour 1 Jl/il •rrsJirt-^ f
ti i Bel n

. TO meilioif snail method tlT* 0(H
<to of altitude StLft
I *ro ol vital temperature
tni *t

rro poiot ilach (pole of polar co-
ordioates) *n^

Kto posiIioQ Ph9t •f’T ftoHl
lenimbet apecwsuro * Alpioaa
apecioaa Bol

eiif lodon, teoglodool frsrWjf »>».
>uglodon = Daailojaurua PaitciUoL
(Gi 6nsil<«» 'k.tBR TheM were Ibo
giants among primitive whales-”
Rwoer p394) TRirriOl

;Q»loiloBl=»eu?lo<lon
euf'odontia ( suborder ) «iafafe**f3*

eaglodontidae f

tas (gtnos of fishes) Bod •‘•aMl*

jnnftr

eoiioeilef H»Wra-Jr3tH

z hncteatatoZ, airiteuroalita

Z.roba!ta«Z itraieumaiica

j^^jjliumatiea (tubers are ased

J- Mlrp-Ba»u5 «vnw

1569 nine polaisios-*

Z. sulcata mfHl (Lat.

lufeut ‘furrow’ tTdbn)
aigugo^ ri^vprtf’T, 2ft il?I
Zilla ^oof. arfitfit'tratft '*pv

der' occurs ID fWnrfTJ W'vf.tf.

IS eonnactod with OHOerm.
iMiufi *to weavs'i
2 eallophylla ftinpii
line t) Chen. 5-^03 to.
fine edj (mads of sioc)

(eontafniDg tine) ^

HOC vi>

(to treat or coat with zinc ealya*
niae)

zinc amale fv»n3
ziDc alLy) fe^tj tjfim
ziue s(Dilg;tm jornf ^TH
zinc amide J«n5
uuc immoniafn chloride

zinc emmooiuBi sulphate lav a n
fF*l«r

zioe arsenate

ztsc auxiliary stinc dust

HOC benioate

aiQc blende f'qij w»»*n

zinc bloom dfinerof.

one borate 5*^13 fTffltr

xme bromide 50113

tiue eathoMte jwnj nfrerf^

HOC chfonde

zinr chrome C<d. Ind, 1^*013
Hcc citrate f v^ RvwdVtf
zinc ropper>acid ceM j'^Sttnvtr*
rtvn

HOC coppev couple Cbm. S«tt3*s™

zinc cyanide fvwj
zinc dost 5V7t3.^[Pr
zinc elhide 5^13
line ethyl 5vwt5^gw
zinc filings 5rmi3
zinc fixer 5ei|13'fl«T«
ziue fInoTide 51*13 ttr^a*
zinc foil

ZIDC form aldehyde-aalpbozylate
5<WT3 SJCT »WtW

sine {orouie $<413
zinc granules 5'4T3-^nret,
zinc green -■ cohah greeit Ceh fnd.

HHC grey 5V*T33«T
Kioe-bauistuDBlIewlietaerolite

zinc Lypfrphosphite ^
tlofi* (denotiDg the presence of rioc)
Chin. S'tf-
tiocii^ adj. Chem.

*iDci thloriduta J’WJJ 'Klt^
fiacide Chen. n.

(ioci fcroiia aJJ. (eontainiog orjield-
iBg ziac) I^tn3 5T?r. ^-*113 fff
ciBCificatloo Chen. n,

siTjcify vb. Cbm.

(to coat or mpresnate rvith rice, to
gatraniae) 51413 ♦'idc'*', 2*4T3 *41Tt
rise Ingot 5^03
HOC iodide 3<413 «ne4
zioei oxidum^zine oxide Pharm.

zinc.iron gabnite^Lreiltouiie
zinctie Ifitieral (native eine oxide)
m ( 54 lor gfba joineral)
ziDcVcoltrszioVeoite
ziacLy oif;. (pertaining to or eoDtaia>
iBgziaeior having its aptiearaaee)
5^. 5ta3>v, 5 tfff*
aioc Jartaie 51103 jrM
r>oe>)ioed cdj 5'4r3 WTf37T
line rorreury cyaniiie itJJTJ fTT?

zinc neihide $^03 tit^
mac methyl 5*413
ziac nitrate 3tDT3
zinco* (zinc) 5*4-
ziBCo aij, 51^, 5^4>
ziBcoid adj.

ziacoiutment 5vin3-«»Di-5H
zinc oleaie 5x413
xiBCoUthwcuamel while
ziac orange (a colour* red > cllow ITT.
^ ia hnOi of low 4^ aatnratioa
and high 4 brilliance) flbrfsdlw
zinc ore 5X4T3-»r4V5p
zioroua oft 5f^, 5«T^, fVT^»i.
zinc oxalate 5vtr3 ftrttlit
ztoc oxide 5X4T3 ?ft4
zinc palmitile 5x413 rr*?l4

line per oxide 5003 atf^
sine phenol aulpbonale
yMidb4 / /

ainc phosphate 5«4T3 stTW*’
sine phosphide 5<4)3
aloe pipe 5x413.419 / .
sine potaisiuB* r»r*o.

South Tir.. Devanapnri on«l ncngali, Kannada
and Tamil.

During tlic period 1917-51 i«sued a
number of special dictionaries—

1. (a Dictionary of Commerce,
ifith sj»ecial reference to Ilook-keepinp and
Accoimtanc}), in collaboration with Shri B. S.
Audlinlia, M.A. and Shri P. L. Baldua, AI.A.,
both Principals of Commerce Colltgea at
Jabalpur. 1947.

2. (a Dictionary of Statistical
terms) in collaboration with ShriB.S. Aiidholia,
M.A. and Shri P. L. Baldua, M.A. September
1918.

3. AnElentfnlaryEngUih-Indian Dteltonn-
ry ofScientifc Terms. Prepared for the u-e of
Matriculation students of Indian Univer*tlies
and High School Boards. The terminology con.
cerns mostly cbcmiMry, physics, mathematics
and biology and covers a great part of Intermc.
diale requirements. June 1948 (second edition:
March 1950).

4. (a Dictionary of Econo-
mics), in collaboration with Shri B.S. AudholU,
KI.A. nnd Shri P. L. Baldua, M.A. February
1949.

5. Terminology of Logic, in collaboration
with Dr. D. C. Londhe, M.A., Ph.D (Lelpaig),
Principal, National College, Nagpur. July 1949.

G. A Dictionary of EngUshAndian Terms
of Administration, in collaboration with Ilon'ble
Shri G. S. Gupta. October 1949 (second edition :
March 1950)

7. Indian Scientific Nomenclatureef Birds
of India, Bnrnm and Ceylon, giving the names
of all the genera, species and subspecies of birds
found in India, Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon.
In collaboration with Shri K. N. Dave. Novem-
ber 1919.

0. A Consolidated Creak EnglishAndian
Dictionary, with the collaboration of numeroua

* Here is the complete list—

1. OariBw (Intermediste Algebra), Hindi

scientists and scholars, containing nliout 80,000
term's rebtiog to accounts and adminiHration.
agriculture, anatomy, bacteriology, banking.
lii«clienii»lry, botany, chemistry, civics, commerce
and finance, con«litinion,dye8 and colour?, econo-
niici, education, engineering, insurance, law,
mathematic*, metliclne, mineralogy, newspaper*,
optics, parasitology, pharmacy, physic*, phyeio-
logy, politics, ndin. railway, statistics, toology,
and numerous other science ns well as art sub*
jeett 1950 (second edition : 1951, third edition :
1952).

9. Ilindi-’EnglisU Dictionary of Technical
Terms, being the reverse of the above Conso-
lidated Great Engli«h-Indian Dictionarv. 1951.

10. Indian Conventional Signs for Topo-
graphical Maps of the Suney of India, in col-
la}>Araiinn with Shri B. C. Tamaskar, M.A. April
1950

11. in collaboration with
Prof. N. L. Sharma, Indian School of Mine#,
Dlianbid; Dr. S. D. Limaye, Ph.D, Poona? and
Dr. Lokesh Chandra, M.A., D.Litt. 1953.

12. /ndion Scientific S'iomenrlature of the
Mammals of India, Burma and Ceylon, in colla-
boration with Shri K, N. Dave and Dr. Lokesh
Chandra. M.A., D.Liil. 1953.

Agricultural Statistics terms were prepared in
response to the request of the Department, and
were published in the Journal of the Indian
Society of Agricultural Statistics, 1948, Vol.I,
No.2. Mr Ramgnpa], M A., had been deputed
by the Department as my collaborator.

Early in 1947 I was entrusted with the pre-
paration of terms and text-hooks on chemistry,
mathematics, physics, botany and zoology by the
Government of Madhya Pradesh. IV ith the co-
operation of the professors, readers and lectn-
rers of the Nagpur University complete termino-
logy up to the B.Sc. and textbooks for the
Intermediate were produced under my general-
editorship. Each book was written in two lan-
guages, namely, Hindi and Marathi.* This is

version : A. P, SLrivasiava, M.Sc,

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l)i£ first Set of scientific university books with ■
unifonn odJ co-orfiinaled InJian tcrminolo^.

2. (iDtermediate Algelrt], M*r»>

ihi vertioD ; KutnjriA. £>Jte,MA.

3. (latermedute TrigaBonetsj),

Jlindi rersioa : R. C. Vsma, 3! St.

4 (iDtermeJiate TrigoBometfj),

3Iar*tbi rerifoo : Y. V Tbaasr, VSe.

S. mvafitvstiTif VwCt (loiemeJuleSoliilGcacDelr;),
liioit \etiioa : R. C, Vsraa, KISe. S. 14.

UhaJuri, 31 Sc

6 im'vfit* (loleraifJialeSehJCeomttrf),

Marathi vertioD Kumari A Date, 31 A.

7. sm^fiTC 9t>r (letermeJiateCoordiaaleCeo*

inetrj), Ili&di tcrtion S IS, Dhaduri. MSr.

9. arnvfiTX iIo>er>ae<]iaieCoori)ioa>eCe»*

mett}'}, Marathi aerilOB N.S KilnraMgar,
B.Se (Hon ) Y V TJioiar, M Sf
9. (InteriueJiate Sialies), Hindi

leraios A P ShrivaUarj. M Sr

10, trvvfirc (laterniediaie Statics) Maaatbi

vmioa Shnisai) '' \ . TawJeji M A.

11. inNSfin (Imermedute Dyninuci). Hindi

version 5 M Rliaduri, jM,Sc.

13. srrvtrfins (laiermedute Dyoamiei), Mtcsthi

■ eniofl Kf4 len-allar. M Sc

13 mwfsnjrtfttO, *nvi HlBiermediateZoolojy. Part I),

ninJivemoD ThaVurS U SinjH, DSc. (Ilooj

14 RivTliTC inflict, KH1 1 (loltrtscdiJte Zoolo’y. Pan I),

SUrathi vetaion G V. Vaulja. M5«.

15 ancnfm sn^^, ann Sllnicrmediaie Zoology, Pan II)

Hindi veriion s'thakur S D Singh, DSe (Kood

16 snvsOrc snrai^, ann X (lotennediaie Zoology, Fart II),

Miratbi veriioD : C. V Vaidya, M Se, K S.
Deibpindc, M Sc , I.KB.

11 STOlftn (latennediale DoUay), Iliodi

Vernon : Dr. V. D Shakla, BISe.. Ph D„
N C. Varma, 51. Se,. M. V. Miraifai, 5! Sc,

18 mvefbv ({nterroednteBolitiy], Marathi

Vernon : M V. Miraihi, MSc.

19 inwftwatgtife*ri)flt?l (Inlennediate Pnctleal

Botiny), Hindi veriion : 71. C.\ arma. SI.Sc,
51 V, Mitaahl, SlSc . V, R. Dnyaniagir, M5c.

20 RTvnbt^ arrjtl^ (lotennedutc Practical

Botany), Marathi vertion t SI V, Sfiravfai,
MSc., V, K. Doyaniagtr, M£c,

Orer»ixtf B3e- lextbooki are under prcjiara-

tiOB.

21. ntvsfbv win t (Intennediaie Phytici, Part 1],

ilioJi veriion • Dr V N. Thalie, D.Sc.;
It. P Sbarmt, M Sc

22. WTvnflrS wWW. wit 1 Hoiermrdiaie Phj$>c$, Part I),

Marathi veraion Dr. V N Tbalte, DScj
I* S. Nindanpawar, B Sc (Hon ). LL.B,

23. mtnfitC >?lPrtft, *m X (Intermediate Pbyiio, Part

II), Hindi veriion Dr V \ Tlialle, DSc;
R, P.Sbarma, M Se,

24. wm X (Intermediate Pbyaici, Perl
II). Maralhi vertion • Dr V. N Tbitie, D.Se,
L S Nand3npai.Br,BSc.(Heo),I-LD.

25. iirntrn WTQ 3 (Intermediate Phyiica, Part

lit), Hindi veriion • Dr. V N. Tbatle, DSc..
R. P. Sharma. M5c.

26 mvxfnc wVfilA. inn | (Intetmediale Pbyiiea. Part
in).Miralbiver»ion Dr V N.Tbaite.DSe.
L. S. Nandanpiwar, B.Sc (Uon),LL,t»,

2t. Bl<nfa« WTjflfx* (iBlermediite Practieil
PhyiieiX Hnidi veriion • It P.Sbarma, Sl.Sc,
28 BrtxfJT* wt jfiln* Mifiril (Inieraiediite Practical
rbytirt), Marathi vertion : L S. Nandan*
ptiir. B Se. (Hot, ), LUB . M. R. Bbide, M Sc.,
P. V. XbaodeLar, JISc,

29. attniiTW Twm. on 1 (IntersiediaieChemUiry.Part

I), Hindi vertion • I. D. Arva, St.Sc., LUB.,
N. V. Kaihelkar. M.Sc.. M V. ^alk, M^e.

30. *m t (IntenBcdiateOiemiitrj.Pait

I) , Marithi vertion s 1 D.Arya,M5«.,LL£4

74. V. Kirbelkar, M Se , M. V. Naik, M3c.

31. tnwRtW tWTW, wmXdnternieduleChemiitry, Part

ID.llindiTenion ; l.D.Arya, Sl^c.LUB,
N. V. KarUlkar, M Sc . M. V. NaiV, M Sc.

32. WTvnfew tniQ-l, wm X (InleTmediate Chemiitry, Part

II) , Slarathi vertion ; I D. Arya, \15c ,LUB
N. V, KarhelLar, M Se , M. V. NiiV, M3e.

33. WJvnfit* wm 1 (Intermediate Peactical Che.

miitry), Hindi vertion s 1 D. Aryt, M.Sc,
LUB. N. V. Kirbelkar. BLSc. >1. V. Niik*
Sl.Sc

31. tnvnft* ttnw^i Wins (tnlermednie Practical Che.
miilry), Marathi veriion t L D. Aryi, MjSe.,
LUB, N. V. Kirbelkar. »I5e., H. V. Naik,
SISe.

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roiii boots produced el»cH’herr »rhich hav’c used
onr lerminology citltcr vfholljr or jurUy. They
cover noi only univcrBily subjects l>ut go beyond
them.

In 1918 Dr. Rajcndra Pni*a<l, then the Pre.
sident of the Con«tilurnt A«‘cinlily of India^
cnlni'ted me along svilli other friends, with the
ta^k of developing the terminology required for
the tran«Iation of the Engli'h text of our Consll.
tation into IlinJi and other languages of India.
The terminology was disen«<e«I nnd approved
by an AlbTndia Committee of Linguhtic Experts
representing as many as thirteen languages sif
India recognized by the Constitution, namely,
.SaD«kril, Tamil. Tclugu, Lrdu, Kashmiri, Am^.
me«e, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalani.
iMarathi, Oriya and Panjabi. This terminology
has already been u<cd iii the translatiims of the
Constitution into several of these languages.

I, tny collalMiralors anil staff liavcalso worked
for complete terminologies uf Railway, FoosI and
Agriculture, Parliamentary Practice;and for every
Departtnenl of the Madhya Pradesh Government,

The ground covered hy the jircsent Dictionary
Day briefly be indicated as follows :

It is a complete compendium for running
the administrative machinery. It registers not
-only single words and compounds but even the
ofuused phrases (wliich arc more or less coocep.
tual integers to the administrator). One would
bod all that one may need for general adminis*
tration, accounts, finance, biidgctf auditing,
public works, industries, railways, etc., etc.
In forestry every plant that grows in the Ilima,
layas, Sundarhans or Piilgiris has received due
mention in the Dictionary. The entire Ayurve-
dic literature has hcen ransacked to supply the
names where they existed, and when nothing
exhted suitable names have been devised. It is
not only the popular English names that have
been provided lor but the binomial and triiio.
mial systems have been carefully and laboriously
worked out.

In law wc have aimed at comprebensiTeDeas.

There would hardly be a legal term whiclt
would cot he found here.

In metlicine, the Dictionary covers ita dif-
ferent branches, from anatomy to pharmacy and
bacteriology. A complctfe volume containing
everything medical would have been beyond
the scope of the preseat work. That will ap-
pear separately.

In fundamental sciences, algebra, geometry,
trigoDometry, atatics, dynamics, (llfferenlial and
integral catcnlu*, astrononiy, inorganic and orga-
nic chemi«try, bio-chemi»try, physical chemistry,
physics, botany, zoology, have I>een dealt with
in such fair measure that they will take up the
filudents at the nniversitics far beyond the B.Sc.
coiir»es.

Agriculture, commerce, economica, educa-
tion, engineering, entomology, geography, geo-
logy, insurance, irrigaticn, logic, mechanics,
metallurgy, meteorology, mineralogy, mycology,
opth.'ilmoiogy, paleontology, |Mditic8, psychology,
surveying and a host of other branches of learn-
ing have been included in the Dictionary.

It is hoped that the Dictionary svill serve
the largest number o/ odmisistrators, lawyers,
industrialists, scientists and teachers and will be '
an iodbpensable instrument in the hands of
authors for bringing modern knowledge to the
very doors of the masses.

It is essentially a work of cooperation of
apccialisis. The names of most of them are
found on the title pages of our dictionqriea.
Still others appear as co-authon of the texubooka
listed before.

In conclusion it is my great joy to recall the
many benevolent friends who have shared with
me the idea and the cause, and have contributed
towards its realization. The first great friend
was the late Sir N. Gopalaswamy Ayyangar, then'
the Prime Minister of the State of Jammu and
Kashmir, llis was the grant that initiated the
work ill 1942. It was followed by generous
donations of Raj Rajcndra Lt.-Co]. M. N. Shttole
of Gwalior, lie was followed by Setb Shri Jai
Dayaiji whose deep love and mnnificence have

21

been our coo'tant comradn. It is he who made
ii possible to produce the present voIuminoDS
tome, llon'ble Pandit Ravi ShanVar SbuUa.
tbe Chief Minister of Madhja Pradesh, took us
out of the blazin!; fires of 1946^7 Lahore, and
established us in Nagpnr. Here far the U«t
eight years we bave had the assistance of mime*
rons specialist*. Here hare been produced text-
books of science. Again it is here that a fair
start has been made in shifting oror to Hindi
and Marathi as the media of pnbhc administra-
tion. ShriB. C. Kher. at the Chief Minister
of Bombay, made a decent grant towards o ne of
our preriouj Tolumes.

My son Dr. Lnkesh Chandra has been taking
interest in the Dictionary project sirice ilie pre.
paralion of the nrst fasciculus in 1^13. With
crery year his interest has been on the increase.
From April 1950 he has devoted himself almost
entirely to it. Since then he has borne the
manifold duties of maintaining the ctrd-iodexea,
of controlling the work of collabnratorv and

assistants, of getting the preswpy reidy and of
seeing the different dictionaries through the
press. Since 1952 he has participated in the
formation of term* as well All this he has
done with cheer and credit. Withont Jus con-
stant devotion to the cau>e and its execution it
would not have been possible to fulfill our plan*.

A won! to the u*crs of tin* Dictionary.
Kindly note that it is a special dictionary and as
such it serve* jour *pcrial need*, in wliateser
direction th^ may lie If however there be
bems such as you find missing in tins volume,
please do not he«tt8te in writing to ii* If )i>u
find imperfeciinn*. as there mu-t he. kindh do
point them out to u«.

Now Hindi and other Indian languages can
stand erect, survey the fields of knov?lci1gc,
create their own literature*, widen the lioriron*
and rai*e the stature of the groivlng and future
generation*. With this faith wc embark the
Dictionary, the biggest of its kind in Asia, on its
voyage of utility to ibe Motheriand.

April 5, 1955

RAGIIU VIRA

W.inUanil llu.tJj'IitsareimepaMliljrcomiM.

tCil. New thuii"l)(« iicc<l new wor(l^. WurJi
ag.iin can be ojuijitc i»r traiwparenl. Wordi can
be borrowed from aoollicr luiguage or ibejr can
be created out of ibe eainc language. Burrow*
cd wordi taken out into a new ipbere, even
thotigh originally traiuparciit, become opaque,
and lose their productivity.

Some langtiuges build extensively, othen
to a limited eMcnt only. There are others which
borrow extensively bccau«c they can build only
sparingly.

Millie ever) language buUda to u certain
extent, It is only a very small number that build
constantly, and not only single stray words but
wliulu aystems. These arc llic three great classt
cal languages of the w«*rld. They are conn og
down from ancient times. They have been
cultivated continuously over cetiluries and uillie*
niiinis. They arc Sanskrit in India, Cliioese in
die For East, and Latin (with Greek) in the Vest.
They cover wide expanses of time and space.
The languages in Europe, from Icclandish to
Hussian, depend for llieir new formatious on
Latin. In India and Soutb>Ea<t Asi.i Sanskrit is
the Source. The domain of Chinese is Ctiina,
Manchuria and JajKiu.

The history of Sanskrit is long and varied.
There are few persons in our country who
are capable to survey its field. To begiu witli.
Sanskrit ii an atl-India language.. Its literature
is also pan-Indian. It docs not belong to any
particular locality. Every province has contrb
buted to it. lu the North, Panjabi, llindi

* We have recrntl}' published a big volume of over
(our hundred and fifty closely printed pages entitled
“ Sanskrit in ladonesU ”, wherein the history of Sana*

and Nepali; in the Ea^t, Assamese, Bengali and
Oraya; in the West, Sindhi, Gujarati and MarathU
and in the South beyond the shores of India m
the jewel island of Ceylon, Singhalese are the
grand-daughters of Sanskrit. Or. we might put
it the other way — Sanskrit speaker^ were the fore-
fathers of the prcMmt Pnnjabb, Bengalis and the
rest. During the passage of centuries, there was
a change and Sanskrit pa«se<t llirough the stages
of Pali, Prakrits and Apjbhnnpsas tu the present
day formations. But while cliangca occurred in
daily s{>eceb, Sanskrit literature continued to
flourish in every area.

Sanskrit had exlendeil even beyond the
limita of modem India. Kaibmlr, Chitrai,
Swat, Afghanistan, Central Asia nnd Chlneac
Turkestan were at one time the centres for the
ndiation of Sanskrit language and civillsattOD

In between Singhalese and Maratlii, that U
in the region where Dravidian languages now
prevail, Sanskrit was cultivated with equal or
even greater ardour. Some of our brilliant
philosophers and men of letters have come from
this area. 1 miy cite here just two names,
^nkanicarya ond SiyapScaryo, the greatest philo-
sopher and Vedist resperlively.

Beyond the ocean, in distant Malaya,
Sumatra, Java and Borneo, up to the islands of
PhiIJppiae<, sailors and merchants, princes and
acbolars took Sanskrit with them.*

Funehaiila is the designation of the five
basic principles of llie new Republic of Indonesia.
Dvt-varna is the designation of their national
flag; Garuda of their uirlines. Personal names, as

kiit wordi from Madagascar (near th« maioland of
Africa) op lo Fhilippines has been treated. We refer
the curloua readert to thU volume.

23

SoeIkanso(Le.^*V^ theTirtaou^Kima who fights
on the tide o( good, as against the Kama of
Ifahahharata who fonght on the side of eTtl)«
are further evidenccof ihrir Sanskrit background.

In Cambodia, Sanskrit inscrijitions l»ve
been found from tbc earliest time of their histoiT
up to the 14tli century, that is aa long as India
was able to ntaiotain her foreign relalioos.
Hundreds of Ihhic documents in the form of
royal inerriptions in gorgeous Kavya style have
bwn discos ered and {nibtuhed by two generations
of French aavunts* They stand tcUimony to ihe
use of Sanskrit as the language of learned inen
and royal courts fur a thousand years and over.

One might look at the Thai Dictionary by
George Rradtev McFarland and on a siagle |>age
read ?7itf, avittt.

TTftjlf, etc.

ITndcr VnVTT ^guvcrninrntal official UHly’one
reads several score* oS names of dcparlnient*.Mtch
•svfiTWaxTV Irnpition Depaftment. <a-«4»iT
Ecclesiastical Department, srii Department
of Municipal AITairs, cic. is algebra and

RpstwfMV I) trigmioiiietiy, same as we have in
India.

The oainea of montUt like Cailra, Vaisikha,
KUrtlika, prevailed from Madagascar, up to
Fhilippinca. The ^ka era is alii) ((«ed m Kali.
Java and Uiirma. There are thousands of Ayur-.
veda pracliliunf rs m £rl LaAka.

The modern languages of North India may
be uid to have had four to ten centuries of
literary actisils. During this period they have
freely drawn upon Sanskrit. There has l»een
no age at which Sanskrit has not supplied ilieir
lifr.sap. The same is true fur Kannada, Teiuga
and Malayalain. One has only to glance at ibe
hig.size dictionaries of these languages and
calculate. One finds that out ol one hkh ol
Vocabulary entries tbc Sanskrit element is l»e-
tween 70 la 80 thousand, is en in Tamil which
has tried to maintain relative purity of usage
and has had less of Sanskrit than the othert,
the number of Sanskrit vocablet ia above forty

•jd. I may cite from the Tamil Lexicon,
vl under the authority of the Univerfity

of Madras, Vol. 6. I93J, p.3872, where aJmcl
CTcxy word is Sanskrit (sometimes adapted
phonetically to the requiremcntj of Tamil). It
oonuins even a wor«l which ii new for ordinary
Hindi men— ^Tfams*!.. moaning the calendar
month. The page begins with a najya tcim.
aitfnxn (wm), {aintr, through Hindi anw),

WTt* l»iw-«uiX am (apsx-*nx) ‘agree.
iiient between the boroscopits of tbc Bride and
bridegroom*. Jtmft ‘the penon whose horosco|>e
IS under reference'. wtfa-

«|sk are rcipectivciy anfif ir and orrft St.

vrlh-^vni IS jismiue. anrnnl^i (wi^nlf^t) is
the larg».llo«»PTt.rt jismino. Then come words
eunnrctcil with uSIe xiCt RSnii(, OTTf'i fvcit, (mfn
atftafmH, atra-Httdn, Tnft.<xtsX arc a
class of musical note*.

For higher ilioiighlB .vnd fur technical pur.
poses Sanskrit supplies common term* (or the
languages of the North and the South, the Kait
and the Vnt Poetry, religum, philowphy,
medicine and astronomy arc replete with San*,
krit terms.

The recent Constilullun of llio Dcpiihllr of
Hurma has put it down in the form of an article
that the adyanccnient and rnllivjliOii of Sanskrit
aod Pall arc the concern of llie *tale.

The Consiidition nf India Im* aNo (aid ft
down ID unmistakable terms that San-krit sh.ill
he the primary source fur the evolution of Hindi,
the ofiicial language of the whole of India.
Although not mentioned m ihr- Constilntlon the
same is true for other laDgiuges as well.’

The capacity of Sanskrit as a building Ian.
guage IS great. It is as great as that of Lalin and
Chinese or perhaps even greater, but certainly
in no case less.

The technical terminology of mmlern tccli.
oi^ue when derived from Sanskrit wifi bring
scientific thought m line witli hicrary thought.
The ancient bricka for literature and tcioncc
•hall lie the same. The future scientific txjires.
•ions of India will form an integratcil whole
with the pre.exiiluig literary onca. In English
aod other European languages it is not always
to.

24

Onr batUio* nuterial consvU of three ele.
taeoti (a) Tetbal roots, (b) mffixe*, and (c) pre-
fixes.

In Pinini, the greatest codifier of langtiage,
the number of verbal r«K>tt approximates two
tbomanil. Hut in use, one hartlly finds neven
hundred. Out of ihe*« we append here a lUt of
aliout 520. The«e are (lie roots which lie at the
basis of our vocahtilarieHj old and new. The
new one, particular!), docs not go beyond them.

Verbal roots are the abstractions of gram-
marians. They become usable only with the
addition of suffixes, one, two or more. Nouns,
adjectives, adverbs are derived from roots.

One may wonder as to bow it is possible
for fire bundred roots to serve the rtrie^ated
p t tCerna at a adant amf eroiArm kaa*ria>tfe.
Here prefixes come in. 'When prefixed to roots
they give them new directions, and the few
bnndred roots are multiplied to thousands aod
lakhs.

At the persistent re<{iiest of the users of
oar Toeobularies we give here a list of the verbal
iroota, suffixes and prefixes. This should prove

useful for reference. The meanings lopplled are
the minimum. The examples of derivatives
from these roots are 8t*o the minimum. While
the Indian user, ignorant of Sanskrit, may not be
conversant with the verbal roots, lie will discover
that he knows the derivatives iiuolml to the
extent of eighty to ninety per cent. It is irres-
pective of the language which may be his mother-
tongue. It may be Hindi, Assamese, Gujarati,
Dengali, Ortya or Harathi. It may be Kannada,
Telugn or blalayalam. It may be even Singlialese.
After be has done any one of the«e languages
Dp to the high school stage he soil find that he
has done enough by way of ground-srork. What
follows is only to lead him from the knosrn to
the unknown, from words to their roots. As
reganls prefixes and suffixe*, most of these also
be has met with in the study of his mother-tongue,
such as Bengali or Malayalam. But now he is
introdueeii to lhe«e as separate linguistic elements,
which Would help him in the analysts and under-
standing of what he has known as well as what
be is going to know.

VERBAL ROOTS

The following list contaios four items (1)
roots, (2) one or two meaniugs (3) one or two
examples, (4) their common meaning, with
occasional reference to a Modem Indian form
derived from it. In the examples quoted one
would sometimes meet prefixes.

We would request our reader to test hU
knowledge by going through the examples and
noting as to bow many be already knows and
how many of them are new to him. When he
discovers that the vast majority are old acquain-
tances, he will get new courage to approach and
matter the present terminology which is based
upon them.

t dH W diride sf^r ibsre

shircholder

V to msrk

I to drire

V to bead

«s to annoiot

X to worship
9 nd. to Bcqnire

< a^ioreqaeil

X to rosm

!• to est

tt to breathe

vx >°*tk

an goal foae that h
drirea')

border of a gannenl
oiolment
wx!, worship
sr/x esroing (m
eamiog money)

M money

Xrfai reqnest (x+arjinj
arrft a forest (‘place to
roam in’)

roamingsbout, touring
(ric+BTX)

>nr food

ttm(X+ax) breath

to make blind .. imr blind

Htv ditkneii (‘that
which maket blind')
t| mi todeierre . value
tv to eat . . artn eating

breakfalt

X>, va. (IJ to be . n exiiteneh

(2) to throw mutile

»t "R to obtain VW, irw (n + *ri^) obtained

to HR. to ait ••• HTtt? aeat

tettogo ... <bT(ft+fi) past

dead

tttTtomove ... fliR gesture

a* r*'l to kindle ... Tr«H fuel

tt t\(l)to with Tver desire

(2) to move tj arrow

withv, toaend ... Jrrn tending

tt to view . qtfvt (tR + (gt) exatniaa*

ttiR to awing ... (»4-f<!ni) twinging

tt f^to move <titt 10 Iftnr ( 3 +<tm) nrg.

log

ts (sq to enry (<r enrj

tt (Tl, to be matter <si, tnt lord
^0 to itrive, to

long for ifkr striven for. longed for

t« 7 !{ toaprinkle 3gsi, aptinkling

TW to abandon stfirPT abandoned

t«rg,towet nt*: water

(■R+asJ set

t* 7 >Rto preu down ... rjva (Ri 4 ^«ia) conearo
t 5 *n(^V+ 3 '») eoDTcw
tta^ioborn . 3«l hot

tt^toletien _ »^{ft+*t)leaa

tv si to be airong . ani<^ nigbijr
tx to reason «(T reatoa

*inlT deliberatioB and
eonnter.dcliberatioa
tt WX to prosper ... protperily
to «tn. to tbake gaoH ibikisg

tergtegrow rr«nt growing

" to thrash . qvrq thrasbiog
v« «rt to Uast . . f) ere, boaiung

■vt nt. to tell ... .lory

vt tg. to desire .. ere desire

vt en to shake earth quake

26

W nc (1] to murmur . . nfftm aoft aonnd
(2) to count .. 4 adding

fubtrictiog

Vs to airike etn whip

^ to rub ... Rt e;q toucb.atone (Hind.

t;^ from <n.TA]

0.7 pain

VM ea. to move ... development

vr WS to detire ... chjf detire

irt Oltk to olttoe • si^tltr light

«so ora. to eongh ... orq cough (Hindi ttWf)

‘st 03 banner

dwelling

in its derivative
verba] form ftfrra

to heal ... fhftfwt healing

vst <14 to glorify ... glory

M <ra to bind ... nail (aame aa Hindi

Sv to eoDiraet .. i contracted

N't PR to bend ffttOI key

'''f^topoood fTnpoaadu>g(HindisnR)

‘w rt '• Moot .. ^ blotted, dnUed

’« jra to abuie . reproach

M n 10 be angry ... oH anger

tv IK to coo ... jtq cooing

0^10 leap ... jornping, playing

(Hindi ftoO

M f to act ... action (Hindi otoi)

n ( 1 ) to cni ... 0.^ cutting (Hindi ctror)
( 2 ) to tpin ... o^ cpinning (Hindi eisra)
Ovf\iopny ... 6tl pity

Tra to be thin ... (:tr thin, emaciated
" f\ (1) to plongh ... cultivation
(2) to pnSl . wt.o 4 «i attraction

Oo f to acaltcr ... for«i ray

K< *ra(l)tocffect,lo

prodnee . 07 qi imagination

(2) to enl . . ovijft pair of actasora

0^ «r^ to cry crying

**♦ ora totirp.towalk .. oq atep, order
0» to porthase ... q;q pnrehaao

tale (Hindi (M)
to play .. pUy
>*1 5K to become

•ogry ... T&V anger

w r^^ to cry out,
to almie

«y» S'H. loltcfalipucfl...
u; f^'^io |.p lUmp ...
u-j* ft'?!, to torment .
«< to l>e Jnipo-
tent

f?«t, to tinkle
<0 to lioil
e* to lie |>•tlent ..

c> to flow. iriikle...

to Ma*h, In
clean

<v to tlecay
Rjt. to tllTOW
Ut. to piifteriie ..

it UH, tol.e Imnprj ...
<< in to I'C «j;itaie<]
(llinili
t^U^lonit

n^to inlay ...
M trai, to lim]i

to (ireak Into
piece*
n*!^ to dip

to cat

(IHodi cnJtf)
ft5^.lo be ileprci.

• Cll

H to play

*.» to rel*le

'c to count
*1^ to tpeak
10 imell

l»t*l>l.togo

rnt. to thunder
1»< to l*e proud ...
cen*UTe ...

i in (1) to drip, to ...

iJm (Hindi ilq) (the renpe
o( tlie >oirc in cnllins)
»!!?/?! cur»lnp (Uindj
fjtipue
ft^M damp

torment, nnpuiih
impotent

frn*t tinklinp, twanpinp
deioetion
^Dt forpiteneti
trieklinp

yit forroiixe (Hindi nit)

vraihinp
rontumplioa
^ ihrowinp
yty powder
m triflinp
tptf hunper

U'N a;Hated
yt ru/or (Hindi tJti.tsA)
iiiljt.i with jewel*
ri*« lame

w>T pirt
add dipping
oft mioe

tdW eilildei

Rpd depretied
ft'I *porl

*CI ifctd e:rplBiinli*>n,
repute

Tint eniuueralioa
•W pro»e
nrf odour

perfumer (Hindi

rttO)

*if?r motement
thunder, roar
nf pride
ceniure

nnd drippiop, melting

un off

(3) to twallow
**k •)•>?, to l>e bold
t«<a it^^loenlerdeepl)
into

?•< ni to go

tt.«t to alnit

?*• to dive into
?•* to bnrs> to
bum

a^to muflipfv
Qv^ to roier
vittoproieft
an. 3^ to tiring
together
»»\ at hide
t*>» ipt tft fo\el
«< t>tl6 grab, to
pra*p

?t». 7 to twallow

to rnm.
pA»e, to tiring
to detour
t»» n^toteire
A to weary
17 to happen

tx* •fZZ to rub
n't. to eat

teo to prnelaim
^ to roll about
f to aprinklet
to pour i

^ to rub
m to tmell

w«(^ to rhine
m ^ to tee
tiv ^ to Ik angry .
Uh to tip

"Ik,

to ditcuti

{Hindi •I'rtn)

•r* throat

Rird eonfideol, arroganl
nkR dentr

nit limli ('intiniment of
motemenf)

«nd tong. »TTtd tinging
ms ihifk, dente

avast buning bumming
gvt«t mufdpfuflftuu
{pSd teil
30? protected

3»«d ilTin-ln-
JCI latc
«p4 vulture

n<l womli
R fd!»l tH.ilbmsng
Mil rit "uit twillouer',
|.yilion

fl.v book
am umiiibfiil
q' e.lip.e

t'lfd esiiiiiiMion, tickneit
tft^t Inppculng
S^r-t aividcnt
fl.RUst to ilnke together
qi*t aruM

olfit proelaimtion
ipld rolling

IT gjiee (llinili ift)

U'f’n riddling (Ifiiidi fludlj
»ei H tiger
itnt note
RTP?! brilliance
•T!I eye
mift Diirgi
Ml.ndd tipping
tpy

Rf? feet
•tf^d deed
t^l ditentiion

27

U<^itochew

^’ft cbewiog (lIioJi 'fCWl

1<M 59 to balance ...

5«I lialance

^ 10 move

M.’ts immovable, non*-

gvitr compariaoa

tain

t«< 51 tobe pleated •••

tltli roBlentmeni

^v» to giUier, coo-

1<*R 51 to be aatiilieil ,.

ipf Kati..ried

itrurt

fvRt pile

!<• 51 to be thiraty . .

STt thirai

lv» to unJerilond

cooacioua

5*rir avidity

ftt mind

let 9 to eroca

wi.RR iDcamatioD

f\|< 10 think

(%:ri care anxiety

RTR croaaing (Hindi i(im)

XtX gi^tokiM

gran kiiaing

it* laK lo give up

Mil giving tip

♦w to fteil

tlttel

1<I ai to be iihatucJ ,

ITT thatne

tv'- to powder

powder

lev al to l>e afraid

lia fear

»vt \\ to iuiL

^TR aucking (Hindi ^Rl)

tcH ^ to break

tvo 4'^ to ilrive

itriving

(Hindi

ift mistake

tve to devisie

•jt deviated

1<1 9 to protect

net protection

*3^ to ItieLle

trickling out

Ina tai to halten ,.,

mr hiiie

t'^v (1) to cover

m umbrella

l«ethtoLite

*?> fang

(J) or B'<.tople«

le c^T metre

\t\ a*t to puniali

geg piiDitliment

t't cn CO cheat

tPt fraud

IR* ?9or?«9 to deceive..

deceit, hypoerlay

tt^ft^toeul

fOl hole

m to lame, to

«\I0 be born

tl'tt birth

eulxlue ...

lai taming

tAV nt to notter

at nsuttering o( prayera

1»1 11 to pity

«f pit)

<*1^ mto yawn

am }aw

IM IS to aplii

RM aplitliBg (Hindi imi}

\y\ oiT to prattle

trn prattle

l*vittoLurB „>

111 burning

fAO to be ewake .

amta keeping twako

It to give ...

im piser

t'A< fk to cooqoct

aa victory

Ill fithtn point out.

ill to lire

life

l» direct

Grt direction

tt« »tn. to ya««

. ^vvft yewning (Iliodiarati)

IRo 65^ to pluter, to

tit ^ to grow old

irtr old age

IDOuld ..

Vt bcly

tit yn to know

pTR knowledge

lie itv CO cooiecraie

coeieeration

tit w\,to be fevenil

»n fever

Ill Oi to glow

■tM lamp

tlvtt^toburn

•• aarot flame

R*» ^ to awing

flRl swinging

tlH « to Qy

aa-vaR flying (Hindi Tvai)

R*’ 5^ to hecoue bad ,,

^ wicked

til to decorate

wa tni decoration

RtR^IOBllk

5m milk

tto to foro, to CDt

.. iry^ carpcBtcr

rtH hulking

tl< nv\ to contract

MT Rvaif coagulation

R*1 tl. toatrenglhen — ,

. 15 atroog

tU to beat

«na l-eatmg

R*v 11 to be proud

^1 pride

(r(x^ iightniDg

R*i n to airing

71 a graai (knsa}

to* R^to extend

thread

1*1 IS, to aee

. ?'lll aeeing

tot Rl to beat

RTV heat

C to tear

im tearing

RV penance

!•< *1 CO thine ...

wft’ /(litre

lot *1^ to choke

RB darkneaa

ft ^ electricity, lightning

night (dark night)

R«R R withO.loaleep...

1 ■^R alrcp

t'xt R^ to gneta

flt gueat, reaioning

Rl» RS to lengthen .

<ld long

tov r 4. to threaten

— Riift forefloger

Ill C torun.lohaaten

, 77 quick quick gait)

Iwi ftn to abarpcD.

light

Ill ^ to hurt, to

R)t*i ibarp

bear malice

^1 malice, injury

tol S^to goad

goading

lit Gl to hate

, It hatred

28

to Mow

uiw Mowing (rtsr.’aff? Wow*
iog d conch)

tl to liolJ, to lap'

port, to create ...

uiai creator

'nK to t'**''. to

tiia;t wathiog {Hindi

run

mnniug

to think

intellect

X to thake

ipr ahaken

t to bold

utrt holding

^ to be 'hold

^ bold, impudent

tr to iuck

if3 cow

to contemplate ...

ronteiiiplation

«t9. peri*h

«l<t periJiing

to round

trf^ lound

to dance

trz actor

a\to roar

Ti; roinng louoJ

St'S to rejoice

wt Jr»? joy

sp{. to bow

!1H reverential
nniert aalutation

?tts^toperiah

deitruction

to fallen

f\jnt fattened, ready for
action

lilt to lolieit aid ..

or/ protector

^t* Hhc, to With >••

ariltao waibiog

•11 {^i\ to eeninte ...

centure

td to lead

Jni leader

sdn to dje dark ...

, «i)8 dark.blue

3 to praiie

, B.vPT Om

3^ to impel

, urging forward

daoce

, ^a daneo

an. to cook ••

. aina; eook

ar* ai to wrap ..

. ar cloth

av*. as to read

ais leiton

ava an l» bargain

are •» article of trade
art ■ luke (at in nivl.Ta)

a?, to fall

, aw falling
?e leaf

aw a^ to go

. at; foot

wiihrn.tole born

, sttTW producing

ar* a? to break wind ..,

afo breaking wind ((fiudi
arW!)

a?k to bind

arar nooie

\c» ai to drink

, aro drink

av< ai^ to bring over ..

.. art acrota

ava ain to protect

.. afWT protector

a^» fVn tocardcotton..

.. fV^O carding (Tlindi ^aoi)

a**’. ftvT to lamp to-

getber .

.. flvT lump

ana ftt^to/onn .

ftfijr fleib

Vlfl mntcle

avi to grind

aHv ^ to prera, to

kn grinding (Hindi ^BRT)

hurt ...

4 ln pain ^

am to foW

JT fold (Hindi jTi)

am sttohenourirhed ..

jir Donriihed

a>« ^ to porify
aM< to honour.

aw 'purifier', wind

to worriilp ...

^ wonhip

am^^lloitink

putrid

aa» 10 fill

. filling (Hindi ^ai)

aatTt.tomls

at contact

aaa 1 to fill

^ fall

aat 4 lo awell

ttjjvtfa rwciiiRg, tncrenia^

aa« to aik

aw queition

at* toipread

STTT cuilnm

att lil to pleaie

fra (•cloved

at'* ^ to float

leaa floating

ate *3\ 10 horn

ijas burnt

ata a:^ to bear fruit ..

a^ fruit

ao* a-t to bind ..1

t'^ ar^ to liirui, to

' a»(a bondage

pain ...

arai obitaclci trouble

a'»a rt to know ...

• ara knowledge

aot 10 rat ••

• « 9 *l eating

aw n’t 10 icrve, to ...

1 ma devotional long

Iiooour

ww devotee

aor <ru( to break

wr/ broken

am uf'I. to threiien

Wfwl threat

t'W* U 9 . to thine

aw v) lo appear, to

nia asUeapihit haveihone
out')

be bright

. ant appearance

Ulj lui ('ihining'')

aw Riat, »nt. to divide

. wia part

a«« to talk

unt language

a<t lo abine

, wiiar ihining

aea to beg

; fayt almi

a«a f«%. to break

difference

aev Ml to fear

. ua feir

aCi an ( 1 ) to bend

. 3 «t arm

( 2 ) to enjoy

.. ula enjoyment

aet ^ to be

• *!.• earth

aeu ipt adorn

31*1 ornament

a« a to carry

.. urt load

29

Tl « WTI^IO fry

ihl. to f*n
to ro»m
to thine

tn^or BJ^lotink,
to dive ...

Jt*t to tdorn ...

<t^.or v-'^lochora...
to rejoice
^V» to thiok

*^toukecooniel...

«ts^. to Urry
<•♦ to mignify, to
hooour ...

Vt *n to meiiure ...

irrt to teek
’•1 n4.locoaple
!•» fil5 to meet

ftw to mix

to oped e^et ...
ftl to ptii unne

!•< to elote eyei...
5tkli»>erile

It* 5 *T tiiore ...

Itt to be merry ...
Itt 5^ or to flint ...
Itt 9T'\^ioiteil, to

ttv to become

confoted .

tt'i 3? to be firm
Itt 3 to die
I to to chile

ttc to clem

lt^ ^tocruih.tomb

tt« to touch, to

cooiiJer
• 9T to lofrer
b to exchinjte
Itt to cmioeipiie

ItV Wg to IDQOint
It* to nlipro-

, frying

oten (llin.li 4i»J
trz fallen
*t‘T{ ‘roamer’, hee
in^?R ihining

abiotiieil (it in cept
adornment
«P>ra churainp (m qjy
<rT7 cupiil
Oit iDind

eodoiellor
q»T ilow

*rr^ great
VR meiinrement
>q4 way
ftjq couple
Raq meeting

conference

mixing

ftbe twinkling
*S->f ‘tweet urine', le.
diibetet

fit rflsq eloiing eyet
5 % liberation
J'tq ihaving
aiT*«l^ tnerrimcni
^ faioiiog

9;5«mouic (*tietler')

^ deluiiott
79 death

miq e1emiog(niodi«hl«)

•rfq rubbing
Tftoft

ltr«TO coDinliJtion (id
IliodiJ
Ttt untruth
qq exchange
^ emancipation
■Vq (ilincii qflit)

Donnce

US to wither
SS<a q^ to adore, to
offer

tu VX. to cn.lca\oiir
S»*. to retirain

<t* q^ to exert
111 qr to go
Uq qtq to entreat
Ml J to join

Mv JS to unite
Ml 71 to fight
SM ty^to protect
M** to form
SMt^lodye

tr to about ..

»»• tS. to gnaw
Mt W or tTHwith df,
to begin ..

to delight in ..

tM !«. to latie, to

reliih .,

»v» 0^ to reign
I’fe ri'l to aiierecil ..

txS <q to ereep,

S'** R*s to empty
<»< fis to injure

f to found, to cry...
I’t* to be radiant

»“» qX to he lick
q^qq^toweep
q’-q q^ to bold up
q-tx qs tol« angrr
q*' qq to ciimi. ...
q-\ T-g to l« rough ...
q*»7ltofonn
q^eeVtomark

q** fX to idhere
qq* to erott

... barbarian
withered

••• q.7 offering
qR endcaiour
qq death
ftqqq rcilraiaiug
q qrq exertion, endeavour
qrq conteyanre
qiqq enlrealiniDg
. 3ff joined (alt jt ‘joined a» ith
glory', illiiilrloiif)

•• qiq union
JS bailie
tijr protection
tqqr formation

• (<1 colour. CM loie, ^rnq

abtenre of lot r

• CM tlioiiling (Hindi CMl)
nq teeth

WTPq I'Cglnnlng
ttq 'lorely'
qq^ delighting

• qq juice
qtvt king
qni aiiecea*

•iqrxq propiiiiilag

Rn crccpin-piindutipir)

Rqq empty
Rfic injury
qft cry
qrq intereti
nq gold, 'ahining'

^ lickneaa
q'q weeping
q? held up
tW anger
»t ctri eliml.ing
q’j rough
Wt form
qgq merk

«0 idliered, attache.l
(Hindi iBjsii)

crotiing, afati

30

u* e»V.toWuia

amt haahlolaeas

mz to chemh

foodliog (Iliad. Pit

IM^lodutter,

iq-«n a loclody (in moaie)

to ulk

tntVt conyeraalioo

fWtTKtoget

rtv profit

to hing.

ITH |>erpcaJicular (io

to i]eUj

geometry) (IliaJi «*ei)
delay

r« caret*

careailog (ae lo PH?-
tT*S()

rf^ charaiiog

to detire

arfitjsni (letire

IK B9.to glitter

dtvenioa

IK to mark

lo* to write

writiag

lot to pUtur

>rt platter

|o% <€{ to lick

. ^ tyrup

|o| ^ toduiolre ••<

■ R-et diiiolutioB

l«5^‘oplnek
3*«5^ t«

plocLiag (of hair)

wallow

rr^ wallowleg (Qiadi erzRi)

lol St to atir

, wt.pRt ttirriag

|M gr^ to rob

. 3^57 rohbiag (Hiadi tcni)

|«< gt^ to dUippetr ••
3^ to losg for.

• ^ diiappeanaco

to COfCt

, «ht eoretootaeai

4<* to roll aloat ...

. tiltt (at in wtaa-oiRZ baviag
rolliag cje«)

Kt ^ to cot. to reap ..

cotter, reaper

let ^ to look

.. ^ people, world

|r| «t5.tobebold

.. eye

lev to heap op ..

luinpofcUy, clod

tv to grow

. tTO'ntVtVOj cheat (’that
wbicU awella with breath')

l<lt\ to apeak

„ apeakio;' ntleraace

lev to cheat

. rheatiflg

<cc Vt to apportioB „

, RvzR apportioaiag (lliadi

itr^n)

l<% t\, to tell, 10 talk.

rtf theory

to mnriler

IK to lalute,

. Ti marder

to adore

VtRT •alntition, adoration

Ittntoaow

, IW towing (thi.ftR)

IK to vomit

.. RRZ voDutting

l\Y to paist

colour

todeicriho

1^ deacriptioo

I^H II. (1) to ItXYeaae

fSlincreaas

(2) to cut

W(ii cirpeater (niodl

1 ^)

IK IQ to tnra

1^0 |w^ to tpriag,

|P| ring, ife fold
(Hindi f*s!T, TV irn)

to be pleated

|vg bandtome

|iz I'll lo cover

creeper

|K in, to command

m command, power

Y*« IQ. (1) to dwell

im dwellme

(2) to wear

m cloth

Yat H. to carry

nil carriage

V«l It to blow

IT3 air

v*| ITv^ to detire

IT^ deiire

Y*« iiQ, to perfume

HQ perfume

Y*w to aift, to tepante...

v*| (in to {ftp to treats

(i-km dltcrimiaaliog

hie

fl*| in anft*! terrified

Y»» ftrn to mock

fiT*ilT mockery

Y*< (in U) L^dow

(in knowledge

(3) to exiit

Btnn exltting

(3) to acquire

Bn wealth

Y*| (tn.kq lo vibrate,

BBv foreit (‘waving in

to tbake

the wind')
kniR trembling

Yt* (in. to eater

Vkn entry

yK I'Vn.tm.to fan

*|YI fan (Hindi
ilan)

Ytl \ P) to inrronnd

RI K cneloture

(3) to choote

K bridegroom

Ytl m to cYclode

lil czclnding

YlY T| 10 tom, to happen ..

in happening
ift-inQ ‘inming round’^
change

YtYniogrow

17 old

v|| to rain

ni rain

Ylo k lo weave

in weaving
loom

*T woven, io jJIt-rIq
( sn+5W,tr+»)

yU itQ to tliake

roller (IlindikwR)

Yll Vf to wind rouod

envelope

v|« am. to be in pain

aipTT pain

Yll tm to pierce

ntn hunter

n. (o winder

to «ot

vrv to be baihfol .
to pruse

'^to bepowerfot ...
to doubt
>tt« B1.to eune

to sound, to
call

to be calm
5tt vfitha^, to
spnnj! up ~

^[^tovrbel
TTT^ tn goTCrn
v^Y to teach
f^»3t. to tiaUe
to remaiB

vl« t)t to lie down ..
vie todrusle ...

Tfltl to prieUee
V«* QV (1) to thine

(2) to |tie»e ...
VYt Sfior^Ti^lopanff...
•m an. to beintify

vn a^“"lfy

WY Y CO CTUlh ...

qnor *13^ to ooie,
to drop ...

rm t*<r to fieese
YYo *n*>r pn.lo become
loose

YY< «n, to exert
Y« «»n, with ft, to
confide

Y's* fa to depend on ...
Vst « to heir ...

W ptin to praise
iftt R?n to adhere,

to embrace ...
W ttn. to breathe
W ftt to awell

Psn or >Anto ipil
to ding to

^ piercing (Hindi

trftjttai ‘who wandera
about'

nftne: tcorpion
ilftT modesty
tl-W ptaiae
5rft=t power
doubt
cuiae

7*t sound, word
calm

T’lHM springing up (ninda

^ whetstone
9 tfln gafemment
ftjijn teacher
ftr^R tinkling
^ remaioder
tWt hed

tftnt drlnle, spray
tffti conduct, ebtttcier
a<^ pure
^ grief
an pore
beauty
am dry

:M cruibed (as in dHl

vnHn oonog
^ cold

*nn, looieniag
•tu exertion

ftwni confidence
STT.*?' refnge
mn hearing (Hindi qvr)
TSnr praile

t’kr double meaning
ntm breath

iwelling
*dn apitling
ifti elingiDg to, aaaodatioii

VHC to ait
ven ^toendnie
vna tnn to accomplish ...
vnt Qi^n, if conciUate ...
W ftn to iprinkU ...
ant Rm to lucceed
vnY

Y^H B (i) to ^>itil
(2) to beget

Yin fi^to make happy...
Y^o n.(l) to impel

(2) to giTe birth ...
vne n.\ to point out ...

vnnnn.tokiU

Y<»a B to flow ...

Y«t BB to create

YUt Bn to creep,
to glide

Y»^ %n. to aerre ...

Yov to jump, to
spring

Yo^ mut. to prop
Yon to falter ...

Yoo to support

voc 13 IP praise
Yon tq to spread out ...
vc» wn t® coTcr ...

Yctcnioitiy
Yce to bllhe
Ycn ftaa to fcelaffee*
lion ...

Y<Y to throb
YCH 10 compeio ...

Ycn na, to laake

clear ...

tea 10 touch
ve« rgf to long for ...

Ycn fCC 10 hnrat
(Hindi VZBI)

Yn* STt to expand

Ynt to swell

dwelling

enduring (Hindi BT^)
Bm means, accomplishing
conciliation
sprinkling
RiZ tiiccessfol

sewing (Hindi fflin)
siTBr diitilled liquor
Bff son
ga daughter
SB happiness
Bft^r tun, 'the impeller'
detirery

BjSBT communicatioii, in*
formation

‘the killer of
Midbu', Eptna
bRst rieer
Bfe creation
triht creating

serpent
^itt serriee

Skisda

prop (Hindi Bort^
SBow faheting
BT»w plUar
tS^ praite

ft.wrrt spreading, extent
tZBB poilpoaioglStadiy
tnn place
BUB bath

^ affection

tS'tB throbbing

tref competition, envy

wi«s clear
rt4 touch
trn longing
WZ crystal

ft.wiTB inkqftnuB ope^
ing the eyes wide
bATiT prosperity

vxx tjT to burst open ....

^ open, clear

(lliodi

57,’^^ explosion

vxt to ptIpUate ...

palpiltUon

vxv fix to smile

qjtqq, fiq?r smiliog

VXX to remember ...

ITfit memory

YX^ rq^toflow, toruD...

rqrrx chariot

YXo 417. to slip off

qifPt slipping off

Yxe m to flow

enq flow
dtf stream

vxx to embrace ...

qfi.tqUT embracing

rq^ to taste

qqtf taste

h-t rq:^ to sound

qsR louod

•s-q rqx to sleep

qqu( dream

•s*! fiqq. to sweat

f*qq'tq perspiring
(Uiodi qdNr. q^txi
from Rfiq«, qfiquft)

S*v rt. to kill

fqqiftqr killing

ttt to plough ...

fW plough

*i*V IT. to laugh

qqpi laughing (Hindi ftRt)

^so ft to abandon ...

ftft loss

H*< ff to send forth ...

sent

Hsq fsT <a Ujure

ffw injury

M* fevx to hiccough .m

fini hiccough

SI) to roam shout...

stt.fitrq roamiug about

S)ti I to offer

offering
fh? sscrifiee

S)t 1 to carry off ...

fm carrying off

S)v ri. to rejoice ...

Sts with wq, to

f^ rejoiciog

diirfgaril ... «{iirf$ar<]io{!

C to roDceil ... ff> conctolmenl

HI'S VH.to«]iiTiini$l> ... cm (liniautioQ
imall

1 ^ to Mu«h ... it niodeitjr

«T\.to be bappj ... wr-fTT
M* “f to call, to ehal*

lenje ... ni-fH cliaUenpe

The nhovc i« a li*l of primary root*. From
them are ilerivcii pa*«tves. cau«ali\e», «lc*iilcrt.
tivea and tnleoatTea.

Pa*nTra arc fornml by the aildilinn of <r.

Can^alite*. ilesiilcralive* and iDten*iyr» also
hare two form*, one aclitc and the other pa*»
live.

Caitaalivea are the commone*l ela«i of deriva-
tive verbs. They arc formed witli the lufllx x^.
Most of the verbs in XI insert ^before Mtr>e.g. t[t
to pive, to came to (live.

Desideratives are formed by adding to the
root, which i» reduplicaleil in a particular way.
the itifljx X. OnjiMi desire In know, finns
desirous of knowing: are svelKknowti examples
of action and ageot dcsideralive nnim*.

Inlemives an* ran*. Here nl«o the root i*
reduplicated. ^ Mo bile* bus an intensite de-
rivative agent noun Mhat which Idles in-
tensely, i.e. a 8crj*cnt’.

NOMINAL VERBS

An inexhaustible source for forming fresh
roots are nouns, pronouns and adjectives. They
are known as nominal verbs. Hundreds of thetu
are used in literature. Here we append a short
illmtrative list.

The form cited is usually third person, lingu-
Ur number, present tense. The forms used in
Hindi would be those that end in Kpt suQlxes.

Those arc ca«ily
Xf^ sprouted.
Ayr sprout

loog time

tuts, that
irst inferior

derivable, e.g. iKltvi iptouimg.

... iproiilt

XjiqPr causes to sprout
... xftforqlff Impert (Diryl-
vadAna)

... becomes thst

... mtVes iaferior, excels

fT welt

end . end»

vinble .. •n?ra?rfi mile* tihM*

»rtrJ uieteii . leader* uielet*

3rj5 c»Ve deiire* for cile<

(K«t7iyH* krauts)

Hrxfr wi*e i>ecorae« wi*e

wf«3H £»ce lo face w fi tgOT fr face* (Kir*»»r*

am cloud create* cloud* (Pi>

nibi 3 1,11)

cleaa inaLei tpotlei*

arrs^t enemy . BrTO:i> become* hotitic

tiTn. Bot *ecrct arrrrt^ become* public

fPanioi 3 1,12 ComoJ

Bcm desire for money detire* for money

*r{ half ••• halfc* (LtUvali)

laay BSOTft tUckeo*, telaxc*

ar^ small . . ««*& lesieoa, dininiehet

atXM eating Brnaaft it hungry

I* greedy for food
{•rithoot being hungry
— Plmn* 7iii Cmda)

aiMtlftm tnTitatiOB to

eit «nd drink ioriie* to

eat and diuk

artilj yellowiih . «ri^e% make* yeltowisli

an!; moiit moiilens, aofteo*

or more* (the bean)
atiftw turbid make* turbid

argN7 autamoua aaoiiion*

aniwer auawer*

3^^ water irrigate* (Rgred*),

I* rery tbiraty (PapiiU

74.34)

yig, dawn ••• Tywfir diwn*

e'’l hot swiefit heat*

le»i ., leiiciia

▼3 itraight, honeai . uatraight or boneit

^ .. *51^^ lira ja emboab

(fCltylyana on Plnini

3 1.34)

Bftir hard ... hardeo*

«ni blind by one eye . blind* by one eye

I'*6 uproot*

5^1 canal ff4lnk become* or terre*

•* a canal

ftn^ become* or (crre*
as a well

^ bank ... nttrePi cause* lo overflow

tbe bank

dir tcabbard ... mltiePt draws out of the

icabbatd

t^ milk ... iaebioged into milk

longs for milkfPinIst
7.1 51 Comm)

«n deuae . become* deoae

four ... wiihei for four

(Panini 7.2,18 ComnO

B14 laat ... it tbe last

bide ., fis^nfir bore*, perforate*

*1 tiiff nmk atifi’ens

ttiu ware ... nrok large* high

youDg tiFWft make* young or

freak

Mkt darknei*

... fifktaft obieum

ipe cotton or brotk

... a3;gwa% robs Ungthwite
with a bra*h

long

. . Odi% leDgtkeDi, proeraH
tisale*

'fll

... <ftn% encoBrage*. com*
fort*

'Ip ameVe

. . arr(a4% envelepet in iraoke

leader

... pl*7> the leader

fit** low

. , Bw 4% bumble*

leaf

... leiaeo*

4lir mailer

... 4^4% I>ecotQe& a muter

Tobj. f^pj aaddle

. 44la4%, 4l4m<fV raddle#

betrayer

... betray*

3*0 Uil

... wjvuBfii raiiei tbe tail
(Piniui 6.2 196 Coma.)
4^3*04^ wag* the t»il
(Pinini 3 1.20 CommJ

30*1 old

... • 3(04% relate* past event!

irtl4

••• Bd4T4k become* boatile

ai^ detail

... 44*44% ampliGea, detail*

S49 atreog

... atw^ become* atrong

4444% (treo'then*

tm queatiou

... 4444% interrogate*

awit palace

... 414104% imagine* oneietf
to be in a palacclPioinl

3 1.10 Comm }

dr woven, inlaid

... !f44% iB»en#, inlay* (Ki*

tyiyana.^raata Comm )

34

deaf

deafens

an itrength -•

rstiCes

VTt load —

becomes a load

jjTTe circle

rjerraft circles round
niindi MisCMl)

tpt mild

weakens, allays

diny

soils, defiles

smooth

ntplnlH smoothens

fax fneod ...

ftxft acts in a friendly

way

king

inrpssies a king
(Flolni 7.4.2 Gimm.)

Vit sickness ...

fiia^ becomes sick

n Rgbl

snn% lightens, mitigates,
allerUtes
despises

raw salt

rawaft sciiobs with salt

rratafV tongs for uh

rrri ultra

rrrn% slobbers

(tla dissolred

dissolres (Panini 7.
3 39 Comm.)

fwat barren

, becomes barren

aqnare

rfafa raises to a sqoare
(LiUrati)

coat of mail

. a4afir proridei with a cost
of mall

arr wind

„ rm^ veniilites

lightning

. fleshes

enemy

.. Ra^a^ makes enemies

ftjo large, great

.. fajwwft enlarges

ftjri arerse

.. ft3ara% makes arerse

ftrw rare

fttnw Urge, great, viit

R),eiak become! rire

wide

enlarge!, magni-
fic!

Sftwafff widen*

•

nneren
^ boililit^
natiltted
tqd 9t«!ei*

^rfic9 Ipoie
;]hl qnicic
cool
ciuia
^•7 cuBDch
(n;R complete

htti •Dcceiifol

gant •oTcreign
•tniglit
carefol

partiogline

perfume
fto «rmy

«(« land

wftt old
rw clear
green
hand

become! nneren
itarti boitiUliei
... mntiUtei

... render! u!eleir

... loo*eni

... haiten!

.. cooli

... fetter!

... cMtrite!

... make! whole, com-

plete!

... tn^nri make! !uccesiful
... HnraPf reign! over
... BTWtPt !traiglilen*

... pul* ®“ ®°*‘*

guard

trtrer«C! (the aei)
in a atraight line (Rija*
taraAginl)

. . perfume!

. . aiiail! with an

army (Plnim’i commen-
tary 8 3 64 give! the de-
aideritlre wRtftVrfiTTf^
deiiret to anal!)
r»r^^ makes into dry
land

WTfrft become! dry land
regards as dry land
. . wfirrn'i grows old
tt 'g s fir elucidates
... become! green

... vftT*=Taf^ !lretchei out the
hand

an^rT^% poshes aside, re-
pels

SUFFIXES

The me of pare roots is rure. It is by the
addition ofaofExes that they assume the func-

tions of agent or action noun*» of adjectires or
adverbs. Nouns take on still other afRxet and

fonn adjectives. Adjectires form ab-lract nona*.
There are suffixes for denotins comparative and
auperUlive decrees.

1. Primary Suffixea

These are the suffixes that are added on to
verbal root*. In the Panmian system they are
desisnated as Krt (which include the un-Ajt*).
home of them arc of snde usa-c, affixable to oil
roots, while others are of limited application.

A. ParttctpUs

Declinable participles are often nsed as adjectives
1. Pr^ent Tense

(a) Parasmaipada

( 1 )

being

holding

Feminine forms end in — ttn^, itTW»dl. Thia

enffiz IS Bot uaually met wiili lo Hindi.

(b) .-Itmnne^oda

(:) wn

*ft— vwm l)io; down
^yvioi doing.

Fenimae form end to an — tlQMi,

(3) la tbe ease of roots of tbe 6rtli fourth, iiath and
tenth claiiei, as well as of passives, eaniatives, desideva*
lives and intensiiei, arrit changes to

^r*ysivi (passiie)

Feminine forms end in an fisTiTrin.

2, Past Tense
(a) Perfect Parasmaipada

f one who has done

Tins auffix IS not usually tnei with in Hindi, tf
uted, u will be in the maiculine nominalire tiogolar
form

(b) Perfect Atinanepada
As before, arra

g— vraera one who has beard (fern, ggtioi^.

(c) i’assire

(S) ■

rwv abandoned (fern, ruaaij
Dy rules of sandhi B IS changed to {.

^ehompilated with joy (fem. WTh
Certain roots add f before R.

shaken (fem. cfrtRt)

B and ^ are very commonly used as adjectives and
(<•) !t

ST IS auhsiituted for R. when it immediately follows
the^or^ofihe root,

cut (fem fean).

^ filled (fem. ^).

R occurs in some other eases also.

By sandhi R changes lo tq.

fsr^.+«n— faajvi exiingnished (fem PwIri).

(d) Active

(7) IS added on to the passive forrai. In Hindi its
masculine nominiiive form in RTif^is used.

VRR— Htaatil ('•tVSRpj) one shat has abandoned.
RS't— irrtRVR ( one that has shaken.

— fitRVR (fettVTn) one that has cnt.
Feminine formi end in Rat — tRTRtraV,
fimat

This participle is of rare ase in Hindi.

3. Future

(a) Parojmai/Mifa

(8) wtlCWT.T^tn)

?t— one that will he giving (fem, ^rvRvdl).
fit — bvRR one that will be winning (tem.^yvB)).
riR_— nfstj*! one that will he going (fem,
rifutRvvfl)

This participle is not used in Hindi.

(b) idrmdne^da

(9) RRSHR (CRRIR, yVRRIVl)

ft>X7RlR, rTtcrrir (fem ^WHIRfetC.).
4. Potential

(10) RVR

gR,— KhrtR what must be freed (fem. shEPn).
( It sometioet prefixed (o rvr,

fir*^— (afi^asR wbat must be censured (fem.

an artiR

fm^— what should be split (fem. d^iflRfl.

(12) R

vj^ — »ivi 'what is fit to be spoken* i,e. proae,
RI— ^ what is fit to be given (fem.^Rl).

5. Indeclinables

(a) Past tense

(13) m

51—57^ baviD* Icnowfl,
r if fomelime* prefixed to tfl.

8rj^_3Iirft?»j baTiBg awiVened.

Dj laadhi if clianged to

bsyiog 6eiireA>

Tbis (affix if not nted in Hindi,

(1^) «!

Vbea the root h preceded ta vpatarfi, ^ 1*
replaced by V.

W+V— *n^ httinii uVen,

. Tbif (affix If not nted in niodi,

(b) Infinitives

(IS) i

^t— ^Tj to lire.

Sometimet ^ if added before ({,
to be.

By MBdhi $ it cbinged to

tnr-^<J to perform a Y(j3i.

Tbli (affix it not nted in Hindi.

B, ^ouna and Adjeetices

ac) «

•Str-^ tbief.
t[^— fjtt lioghtet.

With tbit (affix f( made aa imneaiely large and
belerogeneont body of deriratiret of vtrioat meanioga.
They (bow ^tteo (^)( vridhi (tnt) tad redapUeation of
the root. There are amoag them nooiiaoaeCionii ’noaoa
of action’ (fttt) and nomma agentis ‘(6®“* noana’

(17) »r»

It forma agent oooni.
yx* —

79V waihermaa.
cook.

(18) «nt

With thit f affix ar' formed innatnerablederivatiTet
and With not iofre'pient apecialitatioof. The root baa
often jiiea or vrddki.

fire.

eatiog,

Beiidea action (iTRra) and agent nonot (7iv4/ii
-forma ioatmmeotil and place (frf>7VTei) noana,

(T^— HTVit ‘inatrument of calting'.an axe.

5 ^— ibe silking pot,

(19) wi

anrr gaeia.
a— vn old age.

(ZO) X '

ffv cnhiration.

(21) n

7ft_tTTfir( deeping.

In Hindi the form aied it the saicaline nomi*
fulive aingnlar npH. '^t.

In compoandi tnfb*,

Tbif (affix i( of wide application.

( 22 ) z

fnst— fttg ooe who begi.

(23)

V*(--VTgV loref,

(24) Zt

fiT^— fjT£7 brittle.

(25) Tf

It forma a large claat of feminine action nonni,
p— eet Ion.

(26) n

Agent noant are freely formed wiib tbit (affix.

^ in{;-aT^ goer,

(21) W

It form* ipeeitUted noana denoting on initramettt
or meani, e.g. Vnt to eat) a tickle, tribl (^to
more) an 0 (r (* 111(1 which morea a boat'), ^trtt (ancient
word) an inttrament for iprinkliag water, Im (41 lead)
an eye, VZ {Tl to Bf) a feather, eifinr («^ to dig)
aapade. The very word for inatrament ends in •?— .

to control). It la beantifally explained in
the BaTMrnhganuutradhara, (n encyclopaedic work by
Habirijidbirija ^rl Bbojadera of Dbira (11th cent.
A.D.);

ngvift tpifsf 7^ i

7Tt^7 C^Wlfit tptft I

f i rtintra wii vrvrnRr n v ii

**Ad inatrumeat or machine ia to catle J beeaa«e it
oonirolai in the manner one dcfirea, the elementa which
bare been moving in an accidental or aeIf>ordaiQed way**
(chapter 31 on machinet, veraei 3, 4).

This (affix hat been widely nted to formnlate
names of inalramenta and maebinea :

37

tBicUae,

BTi5tfl(«I+l to »ull.

fTfiT9(n^tocOQnt) connier
nm ;«) ePfiBe

^fV4(^3n>iu^'OD) asp'ritor.

( 3 ^ to geoerite] gf neratar.

to tfa%W croa^rtt
(^(o thake) thaVcr
tjinr to blow) blo» or.

to make) makio* marhioe.
(qfr+f^ 10 tmuform) iraotfortDor.
^fllent (^+|w to test) telling niehine
nfa^^ra (ar^rr^fir duplicate) daplicator
TtHW {ti«T ateani) boiler.
atnn(tr^to ibioe thil which lUikei the fiee
to ihine, wSrflT*- («*rfiftra) ~mx'

bellowi (ef. lb* adage «

trt^ a

irfir« (*w to ehura] eeninfage.

to eany) netor (nted i« aseiaM
literature for a boat)
at)ft» to dry) deiiceator,
nftn (TT^lo bieatVie) reipirttor.
mfs9 (ar-f «« to add] adding machlae.
fmtt) (tt+«tn to eouinerate) aooiberer.
rtVl (A+ftl to aeeamuUte) acmmnlalor.
nrftiVfarnio aecoinpliih, to effect, to execute)
apparaioa.

VA) ai

(pieitiOD.

Ill femioiae fora in appean is
begging,

(29) 3

»i^~»n3 gtttdj.

xn-W3 iQn

(30) in

(to knowledge.

(11) t

It forma a large number of adjective*

^ — as humble,

(12) St

atr -TOT perialiable,

111 — tTTTTT pbofpliorui.

(«) T^

fm— tsiTf

tl_xjU 5 . «fteg (by S«odhi ig bat changed
to eg)

yfft bare sol heieby tsbisaltA lb* iTft anffixei.
Other* are*

sg-ssg.TTsg
*t^ -S*^i 5^ •

•rn— S3H. Tmi, ssn

Ml^— aeciiS

fftl— es)fitTf.

»s— ftgs, wfs

s-sg, sg, sn

g— tng wnj. ig» s*5
t3'“f'3' fati'3
fts—

S_at4. tftij
si-**ntn

& -.-nfn, TOfs,

SwtOs, igq

ttg— stK, sgr^i sTs^

»T-«Tn
ft-tfht. gfif

fr—

S»JaTn<9.

S— STS

ft— starts

TS — ISgei

TTT— lahtsT n

n. Secondary Sufflxee
Tbete are added to adjectires and oonn*. In the
Fininitn ayaiem ibey »ie dtaignaled at Taiihta.

A- Feminine Sujfifa

(If) «n

Nonna and adjectivca ending in S lake an
«ra— si*3i.

Final v ia changed logsi
STSS— Stftsi

3S

yi y TT fi l too of DJkilii.

(33) t

Nonos ending in consonant i take

Some nouns ending in « also take f

>ouns in ^ alio take
TTI-^.

Final q is dropped.

arn^— nrtft.
anw—

Sometimes there are two feminine fonns, one ia
on, the other in and the too may be semanticattjr
differentiated.

( rqA natural plain

timi artificially prepared plain,

I CtO braid of hiir

q»TI variegated.

the divine wife of Sitrya
^ Kuntl.

atPI, ii aometimei added before

When there ii no diitiactioo of sex inrotred there
stay be e ipectali«siion of meaning.

fgxnd) vast sheet of iet.
irrvn— aneqi^ big forest,
qqq— qqqtin Greek script,
q;];^ forms feminines in q{t.
d)qs^_<Wl.

B. Snffixes forming iVouns, Adjecthei
and Adterbs

(36) at is added to nonni or adjectives having a noon
valne. It has a vast variety of senses. Usually the
first syllable gets the vrddht form.

qT^\q the son of Vasndeva,
made of devadarn,
nocturnal (fsrot night).
a?1^ flock of peacocks peacock),
sfteq youth (^qs^youngman).

(37) wq

It has a variety of meanings. Usually the first
ayllsble gets the erid^t form,

ttnrq produced in summer,
atirvqq forester.

gathering of men.

(38) wniq, snsif^ form patronymics.

m wrg

^qig kind.

(40) f forms patronymics, with inititl -orddAi, from
noons in ir.

^rfiir son of Dakihs.

(41) fq

snrttq monthly.

wtiqq swordsmtn ( atffl sword ).
qtf^ pions.
snfqq boilman. .
ftrfqq dyed with Isc.
ftr^q islesman.
qf^qq horseman,
tw is rare.

hHc spear— stpAq spearsman.

(42) ^ ‘ having, containing ' It is of wide nsage.

tmf^stsrry.

SftTO flowery.

(43) ^ forms adjectives from stems tn q and an mean*
iog ‘poisessing, having’. It is of very wide appUcation,

qq wealth— qlquweillhy.

In IJindi^appears in its mascnline oomiaatire
singnlir form ^ — q^.

(44) m

It forms masculine abstract noun
jq heavy— n^ij^lieaTiDess,

In Hindi the form nsed ia nfrq] (masculine oom.
singuldr).

(45) ^q

qfsq foremost.

organ of sense.

(4b)

qf«q mnddy ( ^ mud )
fqqTrq aandy ( ^qqr sand )

(47) ri

jqlq, qt^lq noble born.

Stnlq rustic.

(48) ^ forms general adjectives.

It is of very wide application,

OTllq fraternal,
qqiftq one’s own.

(49) rpq

q)'^ famous (qlfw).

produced in rainy season (sm).

(50) t(q

fiery.

in\v of a riTcr.

iilk (producea from *rtl cocoon)

(51) *forni» *a/ecH»«. djmJDUlivf* and ipeeialised

qtv* for fire.

tflnC cold in action.

VtstV active

jtni poor or little ton

It hat the tente of endetrmeat or inferiotiiy.

(52) B' formt adrerhi,

ab iDitiQ.

(53) rnt it uiually added to advetht of time, to roak*

adjeciiret.

«i4b>I of the ereniDg,
innni of today,
diurnal.

(54) VI formt feminine abatract nount.

It it of wide application.

womanhood.

It denotei a matt
am public.

(55) n

atmw Weitemer
^qmiRl Southerner.

(56) n formt neuter abatract nount.

It it of wide application,

^wannlity.

(57) >ri(Svil) 'having, potteiliog'. It it of common
occurrence It ft uiutlly added to nount not cudiog
io m and in.

aiJHH having honey, honeyed.

In Hindi, forint lo (matculioe nom tg.) are
uted— apjtnn

(58) au ‘made of, coniiiiiag of

VHU made of clay,

(Rtm meetil

(59) a

It it ntej 10 rtrioui teniei. It may form adjec«
tivet in the tente of 'relating to’, neuter abitract nooot
with initial erddki, at well at ordinary adjective# without
initial prddii.

reliting to neck (iftqi)
lllmn good fortune (^wn fortnnile)

^ deoie moke (ip).

Bn civihtcd (hwi lociety).

tn*r ttate kingtliip (mt.}-
fPT of nobte-family (JB).

VTq obedient (VB).

Tgrti anowy {fi(ll).

(M) X

m lower,
amall

ftlllt iraaltinfl-
gaif noiiy (gai month).

(61) B formt adjectivet.

aiRB itrong (41 b thoulder).

foamy («q foam).
idqB lively (^ living being).

(fi2) ^

^tl having bAutiful hair (ill),

(^) forma tdvcrbt.

S^m^like a ton.

(64) (VB() formt adjeelivei, meaning potteition.
tr^imt having olftpriog.

In Hindi, the form uted It SiriBT^
nominaiive ungultr.

(65) BB 'having'.

elephant

farmer.

(66) f^'htviDg’.

Imfr^ltleDled.

In Hindi appearaatO-itBT^l, that belpg the-
matculine com. tg form. Feminine would be I t v i fi Fft.-

(67) V

siVim hairy (b»» hair),
lawny («f^ monkey).

(6fi) V: formt idverbi,

etfni' little by little.

(69) B)^ formt adverbi.

BtBBPt reduced to athet.

To the above may be added—

BtBf— frSIBfi BIBTHB

«?— TO?, Dre?, SBZ, ftvz. ties

B— fin, fipi

fq— ffc, bRt, oft, oft

B—Bfttl

»0B1— tlfttUBl, TTtOft
0— BBTO, 5noi
B-BBB, »t^W, ftBW, 4[qB,

B— BOR, RCRR
ft=f,-RTr»RH
*9— ft’IlB. B]>I«R

40

c. Su^i«5 /orming Degrees of Comparison

(70) nt >s the eowpariliTe wffix.

yoanger

a^.ar higher high).

forms adrerbs.

«»3<osi*^bigher.

g-arTt^niore-so.

(71) denolej the ioperUtive degree.

5f-«a yonogest.

highest,
forms adrerbs.
highest,
g tnn^most-so.

(T2) another inffir denoting eomparisoo. Accor-

ding to Paninl and the following fcs are added to
adjertirea of qnalfty only (giwui'f).

Jighter.

greater.

In nindi the masenlioe noci. tg. in la tiled
(73) r*

lightest-

greatest.

Possesiire suffites and agent snffiig

■re dropped before f«^l.and

vfHs.

sy and 9sr are lometinies added to and
for farther accentuation.

gidlnwf, Tislrysur
'ii'-ist, wsTsrt,

D- Suffixes ailJed to J^umeraJs
C7-1) is added to fj and fit to tnaVe ordinals.

rr-rrft«r.

(75) R is added to qr^, fi<9, WZ. and to form
ordinals.

or*^, R«SJT, wmr, «rgtr,

(76) ir forms the finals of numbers between
‘eleeen’ and q^wnttf ‘fifty’.

elcTcnth.

XT?tt twelfth.

In Hindi the (onns of Sanskrit eardinals and nu»
neralt from 10 to IS will thus be identical.

19tU (^yfirtfi 19).
fro 20iii (fttrfff 20).
ftyT30th(fintn.30).

■lOtU 40).

qe^nt SOth (qr^TitH SO).

(77) 8R forms ordinals from qfc; ‘60’ onwards.
qfeTSR 60th,
yrew looili,

RgyiSR lOOOtiv

RR IS also nsable after fttlfir, finr^ and

ffuRres, •'gifiiiRW. s^MnittR.

(IS) ipq; (onsssnmrriral adrerbs, from onwards*
fire times,

iTirfin: bnndrtd time*.

(79) Wl denotes 'way' or 'part*.

in two waya, in two parts.

VreRt in 100 ways, in lOO parts.

(SO) VR denotes 'consisting of* or ‘collection*.

consisting of two parts, collection of two.
There are other suffixes and forms which corer
one. two or three cases only, e.p. mm first, rjr fourth,
R<5 sixth, once, twice, ft- thrice, Rj* four limes.

PREFIXES

Now we come to the prefixes or upasargas.
Arranged in alphabetic onler the twenty .npasar^s
mn as follows— wft | srfit | arg I irq I aift l itfSr I
WRI "Tt T^l RRI j-i fitii qyii Rfti jii

fq I RSyi gg Every acbnol child is famihar

with them.

Yaska, the oldest authority on the science of
etymology, and the predecessor of Panini, asserts that
the prefixes add their specific meanings to the dynamics
of the verbal root to which they are attached :

n

They *re either wi-^nwi ‘WepeDdent bftreis of
taetniogi”, or *(4 ^ircT: “itlnminaDU of tbc otaDiDg*
immintnl" in ibe TtrU They ireeven ‘ eoope*

iinti". (See Punyaraja’e comment on Kanki 190 of tbe
Vikytpadiyt of Chattrhari]

PreGxet have been vridety uied, not only tingly
but >n tombinatiODs of two and tlireea The recorded
combinations are above three hundred and forty^ Of
these more than one hundred jnd ten are comhinaliona
of three. Combines of four are rare

4+f^-fa(7+«r+v'fo'^suffis: JT.
BJtBtwi:fr>t-fl^+«fir+ft+an+ v'c+^uffi* ir.
Even the same prefix is doubled—^ 5 g-Rw. S*

s-WW, s ar!T4l^, wnjfHtt,

ete , etc.

Arithmetically alt poiiible combinations of tiroa
would total up to dOO, while of threes up to 8000, Bat
in practice we have not foond it neeeiasry to go b^ond
the 310 comhinations employed daring the four thou*
tand years of literary activity,

ETow many combinttions of npaiargss may be
Bled sriib one aiagle root ia illaicrated hy the root ( ‘to
go', tlereonder we ^cte the 107 tingle apaiargts as
well ai ihejr eombiatuoni with which derivativca of the
coot f, like ftt, a(B, enn’ have 'been nied in general
language.

1 sift

2

3 armfii

4 »qtfk

5 turn

6 Bnft

7 wft

8 srrfw

0

10 tmf?

11 *3

12 artg

13 wi

14 *qq

15 ari$

16 wRi

17 Btrfit

IS ttf

19 aT»?T

20 W«??

21 BOT??

22 w?

23 qdq

24 srq?

15 iifirai??

26 eqq

27 Mjviq

28 WT?

29 nr

30 WfUT

31 tnzj

32 STMT

33 w*n?t

31

35 sneu

36

37 rti

33 anjin

39 vnt

40 ftti

41

42 sr^Trt

43 atrtrqql

44 smt

45 wfiraini

46 (Tin

47 arfwatn

48 BUHfll

49 tq.

so ITH5

51

82 wvg^

33

54

55 !pg^

56 Hg^

57 r?

53 trr^

59 atvgT

60 mtjgr

61 eifrq

62 iT^q

63 ngq

64

63 ft

66 atfuft

67 TTfii

68 fip;

69 TO

70 signt

71 wfirtn

72 BTTTI

73 Bfarn

74 ftm

75 nR

76 wgqf?

77 srRiqft

78 uftqri

79 fTtft

80 nfaftqft

81 trrR

82 TOT(='Tn)

83 BTSt

81 fnro

9 s B7TO

86 eft (sqfr)

87 OTtfe

88 fkqfe

89 ?

90 argu

91 *m

92 arfiw

93 Bia

94 trfrn

95 fj?

96 ^T?

97 itft

98

99w (=H)

100 ft

lOl irgfk

102 tarnff

103 B?.

104 srftng

WS wgng

106 wfwqst

107

•nt and anct are the common action nouns from y.
With them are formed some of the commonest words—
syntax, 4<ti(t means, a^ justice, rise, atfwatV
purpose, expenses, art? ineome, tyoonym,

?VT?? running, nsii? suffix, rti? time, agreemeui, etc.
Addition of B forms pait passive participles, e g — ertflv,
•rral?, tniftji tlifls.

Vin, fwitf

In the formation of new termi the upasargat have
been QUlised in due measnre. They give direction and
distinction. Those who intend to pursue their study
would do well to go through the unique monograph of
Prof. Betty Heimann— “The SigniGeaoee of Prefixes in
Sanskrit Phiiosophical Terminology'',*

tnfriT»i wFwf wwTr« I

Hereunder are given the tvrenty upaiargti, with
their chief metoings, followed by ■ few examples, all
from ancient literature.

Upasargat ate used with verbs, nouns and their de*

Upasargta can be used singly, or in twoe, threes and
even fours.

CoUotaiioDi of upastrgit, with at least oue example,
are put under the first member of the collocation.

A rough approximation of the occurrence of each
upastrga U given in figures enclosed within brackets.

arf^

m)

Excetiire, tarpatsing, over, beyond,
very thin, excessively thinly, arfaftt

tutpaiiiDg his own father, w faa ^ f q rreeps over, attBIsg?
beyond the senses, etc.

I wfeji ..wfvjBg.arfaj^B, arfajAw.

3 wfii fk • sirsfkvt?,

9 ^ * ‘t J.

10 w5r-«7—

11

12 ■^-TT— ■^TTJ.

3rf?7

{m

AbflTe, aJiCrinnal, spoo.

m to iw abore, tbore meairirf , ««»-

ilTe,w^»7a reiaaiaat toat!i, «fer» aa aet<!id«nal
HOBtli, «p«a tli« aeek, gVs t t® throw opoo.

etc.

1

2 wf^'Sr

3 wfi*s , wfcrj;.

6 arir— ercrtir,

8 w{, BwiMr, ■xffi 5^,

9 wft-at7_<r^;'*{^f« ■vejui, art^r^

10 »*35t, wwc,

fioro)

After, be&iad, aloaf, oexr« with, «tietlj.

• iWiPs ioea M&er, isdtate*, after

»3^ behind the bodj, along the ebore,

«3W along the road, to dwell rear, arpr^a

eonatry next to a deaert, arjrft to ileep with,
orderly namdon, etc.

1 *3 &— « wjStt^. trj'jrjT-

2 «3-8rr -.w^'Vfx* «S^^.

3 w^-9n—

4 «3 j5v{.» «37^ift.

5 w5-9§-wi._«37?wi, wjrtHi,

6 w^-s— ■ w^rrr , W355T.

7 -wjxSr^T, w^xftTT.

8 wj-fr

10 »3-fir wT— «iW4 i;, w^srrdr, ■■ jwt.

11 a*7,aiW»'1', t.

12

13 jdii,

1* w3-«r^^-c- ^:l^^r9k .o gqj :' i 7, ■ jnu T .

13 w^^n^-s «jv;r5:.

16 TT—

17 «3-T^-«T »t=ty-
13 w^TT

19 wj-arft—

20

21 »5-arfit-«7

22
23

2t if^^rp,

25 ai^-aR. wH'f, ■■4'*jr:.

3^7

(IWO)

Away, eS, bach, down, eegauos, bad, wresg,

■ 4'V (. to throw away, to eot off,

retreat, OTTSt, to bow down before, >r? 4g{ rx itiisleu.
mrfVd a bad urtha, arrrr a wrong reading.

2 en-6r_»Tf^, m i^-r-i x. ■ wg.

3 KT-OTT atrffp

♦ arT-o5'arj_ wttotxt.

5 wT-trx-ansrT, ern^TW, aits.

6 WT-fi „ o 'rf r 's?.

7 err fV-er-^ J ■ ‘ v r j g .

8 w?-«t_jrr^.wTyT.,*T^

9 arT-wft..jrr^

3Tfr (ft)

aoo)

Placing orer, nnitisg, proximity, in addition ter.
w^VTst plaeifig orer, corer, «5r^ to place npotr
to lie on, ar^ot^ to join, atft^ to grow together,
arfmr the regioo to the aide, ar^^ to lead towards. #tft»
bom in addition to, etc.

1 aeft-iT^ ..atfi*44|juro.

2 wfr-at^-.* ^ *9v.

3 ariT-«i-*'=9^

43

(2000)

lateDsive, over, towirdi, oo, upon.

tremble vebementlyi wfiiaTS ''*^7
epnnlles over, lowirds iHe rigH

on ibe Vnets, lo reflect on. to

rush upon

1 triwfir na, wisrff fa?,

2 rtftfft

3 rtftf TO wftrnif? wf«^.

4 wfaTffFt.

5 *n

6 itfk B- wfitaTOT,

7 «rf*t aft «raaftfl, rrfwBfta?. wfiTaftft?.

« »(fit aft-WB wftrattraT?, wfaara^.

9 nfa afa wi nfaa^.

W rtfitfa Brfafjwt, wWatn.

11 «riit ft-m «r«nnfT, wfTOti?.

12

13 ■rfa-B? wfiroai. ufaHj*, wfitsft?,

14 «ra#i)w.

15 wfti fnift triVtRftfti.

16 wfa-B?-»n iriTOtrfw.

n nftiwtoTi «r>wwm?,«faroriisi,«f«B«T?.

18 •tfa B»tTO« Brsonwer

19 wfiT-fm-a rriatPBB?. erfitawai, rtfarnan,.

20 wr« *tft wrarsari, tntnftjft, wwfta?.

21 wfa-wg ww?^, «»Bgg\, wra^a?.

22 ufa-ir? WTBB*?. rtraafw, wrmm.

23 w taa* , wwn a t , wmaa ?

24 wrrtta^, (n^VBT, KfBin?.

23 wfaa? in^In,

26 wfttTK'Wa

27 itfa-T?-sn rrrj^, «t*3W. w>g^.

28 nfaza Br3Bn?,»r»3TOi,»i»gBB?.

29 »rf« T* ft a tj^uftta

30 rrfil aa at arjTt?, arjarfi. argron.

31 «n» Ti af *» jTia?

snr ‘

(1000)

Down, off, avrij,

accTt bavin; the hiir hiD'iog doao, aff? to eat
off, aff?to draw away, etc

1 aff-f!f..,a5[spft, a^ftfrs?,

2 a^ft aaftsB.

3 aa affatgff.

4 aaa?.. aaaaaB, aroalff

5 aa**fB . anrf?

6 aa-Bi-aair*"^!’!’!*

(3500)

Toward)) near, opposite, limitj diminutive.
aTT?.lo draw towards (one's aelfj.arf to bring near,
aiff) (opposite to to take, atC*^ up to the ibrott, ar*
afta brownish, anva not quite ripe, etc.

1 art B.. am?, am^?, arsftff?'

2 ar sft . aprtV.

3 ansfaft- aiaTaftf?.

4 an ft., arfrt?, atftat, aiftt?.
s at m . ai%

6 at>a?- aiHuf, at^rt?, amra.

7 an a?

8 aiT»..a1»i.

(2000)

Up, npwards, off, away, out, ont of, over,

«vai to go upwards, to dry up, srpitocut off,
afftt? to throw away, Tnst to stand out, frtfra oulcaate,
7?a out of rule, to jump over, etc.

1 7?B..7raaa, Taiin, adifi.

2 5? a^ TTtT?

3 T?-afa »T»J1

4 7? ara TTang. a?a^.

5 a? an. TfTf. trrmi,

7 .•rff?, sfaai.

(2000)

Near, inferior, lubordinate, towards, uuJer, on.

near the throat, 7711? to go near to, a B a ai
M aubordioate narrative, 77^7 a amall well, 777 ? to
bent) Towards, STTJ to bury under, 77al( 00 the shore.

1 »7 ft . Ttftft?, TBftn?, TBftw

2 BT ft . ^tftA? gtftj? . 77ft fa

3 7B ft an Tranat, 7 7 » bi' ^

4 77 TO a'l'ttiqn, 77TO? 3Tft.

5 TT-’rR-TJTfrtr.

6 ^-^-WT—TrWTTT-

7 T!T-B-.TTS»n,TTSTT.5^^

8 T^-sia

9 37-fit-37ft^,3^nreTT*LT?f3:^.

10 T7'r»-*n~T;v^flW.

11 TTO33.

H

13 ?^-«Tl,«T_T7^;n7,TTSS:^.T5*nfT^

1* 3^-¥ni,TO*-37S7T7nl-
13 T?-^rsl.-5.«T;KS7T, TTA'STX.

16 TT-W -TTTf. T?Tm. TTT»rH.

17 -TTTft

IS T7-«f« .TTrf«T5.^7T«^-
19 T?-«g TTT3^T«.

10 TI'«3 Wt- J7T®aiT^.

21 Ti-«fw-

22 T7'*rt— TTtTSn. TTiar^.aTTTXJI.

23 TT-T^— tJIPst-
21 Tt-77;'Wt-TTim.Tihrf.

SS artrftTc

26 TI-T7-TO-TfrnTI^.

S'-

CSW)

S*l, lur>i, ili£e«lt, tfiferior.

cluTarter.J’^rx Bi)b«mM«. ^.ar dIfE«
•CTilr lo b« ««B. jfsrTTT dlEcnli t» oiw, of low

•oruia, jHs weak, etc.

1 ^iriv4,5r*rap5t^3

2 p>*rfir— jrfirfsa, ^raVi.

3 j>wfe-«T— jrWTFTT.

4 srsa^.^T^TiT. jrjTT-

5 5‘-«T — it'i'H.

6 yf4W T, ^*{;;.rH.t ..^rf3ny-

7 5^i?-5_^tnrrrT.

9 5(41:1. yiUj. ST4V3?,

10 5^-*T— 5rr«*7, ^n^.^niTTijiT^rt.

11 J'5'^7. S 8 ^, 58 TT, 58T*-

12 ^T^-WT —

13 s^TT— S5?*s.

1* ^-gt— ^firr-
13
16

1: fir-^f^^, 5^atr^ jfHri. sfHi.

18 5**TO— S^tUT.

20 5*-a— psiJT, 5*38nr, ^crfy, 5«57. 5«=*7.

21 5Hrft_i5«sfin:?.5«5^Ti7rt.

22 p-gfy fir- ^ufi J iyOr.

23 5>5ff -wfe — J'il { » r*p5 L

24 J‘»TaT». j-fitCT. X^frrT.

25 J'^JS'axsj.

(lOCO)

Ke^Tlios, ia, tsto, dova, iMck.

£Htt ^il&OBt tpeees, sot ea^rr, frST to

piece in. £ffc^ to drav is, to cD^ lato, 6nf9'£oin;
down bill, down to tbe root, 6nr^ to beU

back, etc,

1 fas—fc^.

2 ferj^, fr^TT.

3 ft-an-.s5TT^,*ej’i5_, wtTST.

•4 fe-»T -^T^,

f?r:

(V^i

?«ejnt)Te. ent. awnv, fortb> isteenre.

6t?ihs £ree frota fear, Stctt nolselesa, &stT^ to
fcteatie ont, to drire •wai', to tied fottb,

qaite eopty, etc.

1 fa>»T^-ErdT57.ST:d^,&^?^T.

3 fe>«fy — C4i&yi«, Fi tfs'ilf , ftr’vr,

4 Et>«f*_&Tfi’CT.

5 ^738^31

6 &»r7 — fc (tAs , 1 rv. Ft

7 W^_&Ti^.frTf^^,^TRrirT.

9 tr-wT— tinti.; . AnT r *.

10 ftxn— Cn ' *iv . Fn.**:(.

13 -Cl M%-«, Cit"xe, 6t-;5:ii.

14 — R TtTyg. f-i t Ctt-. ' '^ .
n er-p -Erjft*.

16 6r-R -.&fiST, r a.

17 RH arr.

13

19 fV-TO fiwTUJTr, firtJTWi.

20

21 fil »n

22 ft'-B . fi‘9«TT,

23 fror1%?»».

W

(150)

Awij, oS, sBide

q ( l %ni diitint new, » pliee vhcDce wtter t**

retired, TO*>^ to go tw»y, TOJ5 e*wied off, ^TPI® po*

aside, etc.

(2000)

Bound, aboot, fully,
round tbe Ba\el, qftw^lolook roand.
about tbe face, full ten eatute completely.

3 sft*B Bfnwt,

♦ wfiRlBV, Bftrtai, bWit^.

5 Bft-ftail 9f(T7tTT.

6

7 Bft-nft

8 sfi*«g

9 qft-WB BVrtrw, B^TBTtei.

10 trflWT Til?,

11 9f(-*n*WB BB^tTTIB.

12 bR 7? Bgytf ,

13 bR 37 7^7^^, 7;^f*1T, tJtWT.tJtTXB,

14 7f( 37'Wt TgTirnr, T^Tigw.

IT

(3500)

Fonb.on.onwarda, away, forward, TeTy,ezeetaiTe, great.

BT^to eome forth, H 3 a to dnre oawarda, g^^nl on
the ngbi, B«« to wash away. to jump forward, B 3 g
eery ibm, tnev cxcesiWely riolent, 8^7 great grandaoii.

1 Bft trfuT^.

2 88 aaiiT. Bii f m , n aw i

3 8 ft ttftv^.Bftrrf.Bftw^.

4 8 ft-fir . trftfir^.

5 8 fratl 8t7TC.

6 8-»tn trtwt, sfrai, Bqtftn.

7 gg..ggyt.

8 a-vft.. gpilp RT^lrgei.

9 H-tft . si^r BI8T7, Bin.

10 8'itfa- stfn^.

11 S-an- STTVftr, BTTtft.

12 shvi.

irft

(1500)

Towardi, Lb opposition to, against, upon, id retnni,
hack, likeness, erery.

sftTf^ to be kind towards, Bt7^ towards fire, sft^
to toake an opposition, oft^ against the bank, sftgKr
a hostile elephant. Bftfa^ to refiect upon, aftat to put
«B, Bft^ to coo in retnm, sftrr^ to roar in return,
sftfB a messenger sent in Tetam, bTsht to go hack,
sftTB way back, aftni haring equal strength, a ftftn
erery day, etc.

1 sft-ft sftftff^, BftftiT^.BftfiT^^

2 Bfitft -sftft'^jBftery^.Bftftfis.

3 Bft-TTT.-Sfinneit.BfBTTTg.Bfil^.

4 Bfit 7ft.. 8f<mr<l|M7, SftTft,

5 8fa■7ft■«t.-Bft78^fH•»ft'i8^«.
fi sfitB. Bfiron. sftni^, «fta*.

7 Sft ft.. BftftttW. Hfeftyi. B^ftwT.

8 aft-6f-wt... Hftreinn

9 Bft-ft-7ft . BTaftTft.

10 8ft ft «i. BftrvrgiT.

11 sft-TP^ Bftnw^ BftHBW, Bftng^

12 aft B^ft.jftftftwB.

13 afinntwi. sfraniftm^ afttnnw. BftfwrfW®.

14 Bft"«ft_8T7ftfir, BtT^

15 Bft-«g.-8t7g7T,8rBg3^,8t83ift.

16 Bft-W7 . 8t87T, BtBTBt, BtTTT^.

17 8ft-aefiT..jr8fg^ mqf;jft g^ amTu yt.

18 sft-wftt a.. VNiftutBi.

19 aft.«fit.ai5,..uwi*7j^l,

20 sft^rfw-8^._BW|MjmiH.

21 Bft wa.. a*88>ii^, 8*888, ataafl.

22 aft-an_at8i77.B'8txii,,ar8T78T.

23 aft-WI . B*8Rraftr3.

24 Bft-3tC . «r^l8t 8^»rfl^.

25 aft T^'Wi . 8*5^188, a t g^ i g .

26 Bft'37 “B’gTTbatjT^a^.a^Tnu.

27 Bft-87'«T.-8^7I8TW, 8^7T8T, a^TTT.

46

(5000)

\Pillioul, upart, aw«y, opposite, inleDsive, dilTerene.

IwirUis, ftf’l to draw apart, f«ira feone away,
ft* to sell (opposite of *), to tremble Bteatly,

■ftftra varies ited,

1 ft.fit . ftftf , ftftrt. ftPlfe'5.

2 ft-ft fijft

3 ft-^ft. ftqftm, fttftum, fWWft.

i ft'«m..ft*.

5 ft-tfi'Wt.-ft^h’l*

6 ft-tt...Crr*>Si ftstp, (VsTfT.

7 ft-nfii .ftnfiif.fttif^n^.ftsriawi.

8 ft-tt*^ ftw^TftT.-

9 ft-g..ftg*n.ftgn,f5g^.

10 ft.wft..nrrfiy,nfi«^, irtfimH,-

11

12 ft-«tf».. ntft^ai, «5R»5 w.

13

.14 ft-wg-an .«4nmw.

15 ft-Tt. tgi^n, tg'rtl.

16

17 ft-«4-R^

18 ft-B^-ail. rnTpr, WitTfl, «4TrfV.

19 »4fttrpt,«4fvnin».

20

21 ft-TT-*n.. tgTRU.

22 wifsT^.t^ta^i,

23 ft-«T-«ft...ifll>g«fl.

24 ft-wt-atfw ..amtgsiD.

25 ft*W|-ar4..-«tT4«aw,

Ji6 ft-T^...( 3 vrr^, tgnrr, agrci^.

(7000)

With, togetber, completely,
e'gn_ to figlit with, Iu sleep with, ftgu. to |oio
together, to destroy completely, ele.

1 W*trt ...flftlTT, «ftw, <iftTO. ftftsn.

2 wn*ft-wq-«T»s«*rnftti.

3 4l»l.-ft-W^..4«r4t«»,

4 tittg.

5 wi-ft: ...ftfirfu, ftftfHti, WstOT, Ijfirtv.

7 int^4T, aoiftin.

8

9 tru-wft .

11 ini-wg-ft.. F«3^5!n/

12 sn-stg-WT- «n»tin8, tw»4Ttw,

13 ttstart-.RUifas^, t?trr«i. innV^.

14 (n(V4'(n»ntRTg.

15 n^-irf9,..tmfT9i.

16 «n.*«f*T ..HRftrtlap tnifwn^,

fntftniti.

17 .. wjr«rst.T(w.

18 RT^-uft a .

19 «n-arfit-fT...tTOfWlW;

20 nil.Hfu-r4*an. .{ntfittaiK.

21

22 ini*ttfit‘Kft- wwifsitH.

.23 (n(tfft.a(«...tTtTTtnm, ttnmV

24 ff^.wft.nr . B wr ^t n u. tw»^r,

23 ttn-«tf>t.»^ . RJT»3«^4. Rmgw, «>t»3xn.

26 Rti’iifn-Tt ■RHtg’tnn^, RtTtg't.

27 H*i-»t4 RiHi:,tni4rt»i:,Riitn*i.

28 ntj.'iTi'in.. mntvTT.

29 wn-wt RJn«P%.«*rTF,tOTirT*

30 SH.-»n-lt4..BnT»Tfet, WSITW.

31 tw-T^ .n3t«i,0Hf«»,Rgt9R.Bg»*it.

32 . «gii«iH.»

33 Rg;;n -ttgifK. ttg4T»i, wg^*!.

34 R»iT»-fi...«g'T«ni.

35 RrV99*Ril.— Rgr^S

36 R^’74*Ri- Rg^if. ngmim. Rg4t>n^.

37 nrH.»Rgt

38 Hgtltftt.

39 »Tr^Tn...R*TOW,

40

41 usa«i<(, Rsa^RT, R»a*vr.

42 tn^a-ft. Rsaftwi.

43 «R.'aft.. Rtafta^. RtaftsHi

44 wn.-affr-«a . RraraStmar.

45 Rii,’afs>«n- Rwaioff,

46 Rtta-ft...Rjaftat. tnaftf.

47 RHaetT- Htatj.

(3000)

Good, easy, well,

gaft good condition, gjR a noble family, gm easy

47

to be doDe, ^ iiogiog well, etc,

1 9T • 55

2 5*5 - «i 5^p*R. 5^m. 55nax.

3 55^^' 95^^^^

4 g-j -a gyaa iv?, 55«!nT, 55’^^.

5 g Ri gf^f:?! gl^'3, gftwi*.

6 g ft gft r^. gftfi?r, gftt^.

2 5 TO 5TOTR

8 g-qR ^1%?, gqR«®*i g^Rajia.

9 g-qR »ra gqiafta.

18 g.n gjraro, gq>Bi g5mw*r

11 gqfe gnft»t. gsftgils, gafiniif.

12 g*!iRr-wq gatqaRn

13 g-ft gftm , gftjei. gftsf

14 g-ft ft gft«r^

15 g ft ft gftftSu. gftft^q^.

16 g-ft^ gwqRqjf

n g-ft wi giqiww, gtqua.

18 g-wg, .g*w. gftg>s. g*TW.

19gfTgft gnftqrftir

20 g «g,-«T gswrya, gtnmw, gwtrrRre.

21 g-wgq gmaa^. g«*BR»ra. gmair.

22 g-g ggn"!. ggOw, fg«*f.

23 g«r«

2* g-*tRi-ita. twroa.

23 g-»f3 wggea, wgin. wgrr

26 g-wq qqro^-

27 g-itft qaftara

28 g wtw.. nfTOn, wwh.

29 g-wq . taqfsv. tqqjiSi Ma»ua

30 g wt -aqraiT, qqi*«na, wi*ta.

Pitbset (2fl), Tool* S20) lod toftie* ftbont

80), when conjoioeil, ire ripable of formiog nillioo* of
words. It IS clear that we shall nerer rnit short of
words. Even to deal with a tingle root in all it* varielj
wonld cOTcr a Tolume. From ealstiog literatnre alone
ooe eoalj compile a few hondred pages of raiteruldesN
log with the rtmiCeatiODS of a general root like ft.

Here we shall content onrseltes bj presenting just
one common root rii|( to go. Life centres round moremeol
and it is but natjirJ], that onr ancients who named the
world Mtnsafn, which mean 'the CTcr.niOYing'

should hare ntilis.^^ dea of moTeneat to include a
large number of 1‘7«.

The direct deritaS^of ng are • nq gone, depar-

ted. eitnated in, contained in, relating to, frei^aented.
fnr« nRt moTemeot. gait, paaiage, course, resource,
eonditioD. nfire, ttfitwi, rpq^ rttqr transient, perishable.
i | igi q to attained, to be undergone, to be approached.
it»g a sraf, wayfarer. riRq*i a small cart. rUT march,
decampment, (in mathematics) remoial of fractions,
ntre indicative, explanatory. riTPr a road, nm depar-
tore, imftvi explanatory paraphrase. ecceisihte^

approirhable, imftg leading to iftn sent, brodghc.
aiftt^intending to go. itRi^most ready to go. riftag.
intending to depart, firq pastablt, attiloablc, dissolute.
mqtlR, nfil*. «ng» and mrtl^ retching or extending
to, directed towards, ete„ etc.

Msny of these forma are found naed with prefixes
which often modify the meaning. We shall take a few
here

siftstg to surpais, to overcome, to neglect, aifttl
exceeding, Iranagreasing, violating.

aridng to find, to obtain, to accomplish, to study,
■ftsm acquired, learnt. ttftnMi. atd^

mastery, study, knowledge, profit, srfsintq, wfipiirRq.

atfittm.

atgrn^ to follow, to seek, to obaerve, to imitate,
•tgn a follower, a servant, nrginr tallying with, ergnRf
iniution, etgnft*. at gi i i g tq , irg'iH. Rgnm post-eic*
nation of a widow. Mginar, atgrtifstl,' Rgtng*.

inwgto depart, to vanish. MTO turning away,
a tquB gone away, remote, dead, atqiiu, RTOiR.
saftvn^ to enter, to join.

atfh’iH. In undertake, to B|>|>Toacli, to obiain.
atfinnt, stRnisq, arfwrmw, aiFwnrq, arfituift^.

ata'iH, In descend, to obtsin, to understand, to
cooccil. Haun, stquft antinpatiog. atqtisAiq, a t aHH .
aniTtn expressive of. erqrntw, aWUiRf^ srqiirq.

anngio come, to meet wllli, to arrive, anm. etnift
arrival, origin. atlTOtrq *n>pg advenlilioui, incidental.
RJ'i'g* a stranger, a guest, arnm arrival, appearance, in-
come, acienee, aiinna, atrnrjTf attnfwq approaching with
rapidity. Rirnftv relsting to the future, atwit fi r f im-
pcuding. RiUTg« atifimfitg iolendiog to come.

?y;T(^to come forth, to rise, to ascend. TTL^lRt.
qjrr origin, aliooting forth. •

qqnsf.' to go near, to visit, to attend, to admit.
«WT approximate, mft, TTOW, TTOIW, qqrirq, qq-
qqfimftg.

difficult to lie Irtverted, impaaaalde, Inaeces-
aible. jdqiRq, jfttq.

48

to enter* to ondetfo, to insert, firtt? ioe-
triae, t market-place-, « c*f*Tia.

6»h^to go out, to diMppesr. Cn:? disappesreO,
esUnct. f-<ds eanishing, exit. Otttlet, export. fttSW
outlet, teeue.

to go tway. RCT-S, ^T.T^ ^I'ttV.
to go round, or about or through, to tar-
round. ufttra encoBipasied, esperteneed.
rnrr,

Jtin^to go forward, to proceed, to tdeance. STT9.
snft. STO first adrince in courtship, ffrrtrr progress.
gv.a^ . RTjia^. stnfe’I. earlr tn the morning

S^rp^ to go towards, to go back, gftn^, jr%n&.

sf^nn?.

fipti|.to »o asander, to tejsartte. Crt5. fipw-

to go together, to join, to harmonise, to cor*
respond, to assemble. ^ eomiag together is

conjunction, alliance, tjrfj a^social'cn, ccm^an’i’, a~
propriatene*!. reljljon. jiTfij meelin* pliv, i?-";? «cn-
fiuence, harcioas . point of iaterseilion. tirtrs.
ttna-ft r,

yrn esse of access, easile uoder'lcoJ, 5**^*

etc . etc.

So Dr we have given oniv smtte preCx** w.b trc-
simplest form of denvaiives. There at- still Luai.*— s of
twos and threes which add to the ruhsesi of t'-- Unzi-
age without burdentng the meoor-v V. e fi- i' •
binatioBs without either the actual fon-n or t' >• •• * -ei.
fic connotations—irvTTrs^l •t’'.’-

» i s q ;r tt> KT37*~»fi ri^Tr-^j

atttruj RJTn*f.i ctTtski

cVK* 8hc*k' finirsk* s'"— v,'

ssjr^> w»»?^o 9 1 psjflyiT^j ^

sttqrp^t BJrnn.1 R5T^*ki
tn5*qTrpkB

GENERAL PRINCIPLES t^T INDIAN TERMINOLOGY

1. One tronf contets only one pnmaiy
meaning.

For every primary- meaning there is a separate

word.

2. JFortfj ore vcsTU signiJ?CBJir.

They lead in the direction in which the thing
or idea denoted lies, they point to some aallent feature.

They may even be founded On the basis of an
exclusive characteristic.

3. Simple English KOrcig are translaSed by
timple KOrds and not by compounds or phrases.

\rhere this principle is transgressed the reason isa
greater or more immediate grasp. For example budget
ia translated by anu-ssrev. and gazette by

This principle establishes the distinction between
a terns and a definition.

4. The length of a simple uncompounded
icordis kept sfrsctfy tritAin bounds. Tuo and three
Syllables form the norm; four is the limit.

Two, three or four syllables tncluJe the {'efit,
root sod suffix, on (s composed of the ups'arg i B, rco*
art. and saffi-vm ‘legwlitioo is foT!pc"»d

npasarga root BT and suffix w?.

The limit is crossed only ia uuavoIJable ci-i.',
euch as ancient words and derivatives. Svira'if ;

Oases incorporvte within themselves the coEp'.'f t. il-
oitioa in terms of hue, saturation and bn*!i -act.

If one wonli glance at the English -norus it.'
their Indian counterparts in the Diclionirv. oncYiC”’-!
find that the gnphic nmts in the simple Ici jc w-'iJ
are restricted to four, while those m Ectlish n-iv l-
manymore. Aiamle Indian words do not oc-upy mere
•pace than correspoudisg English words.

It an idea is new, persons ere likely to expre*i it
by a phrase, but the phrase cannot be «“ed as a tT-".
It is different iu Chinese.

may le a pit-

tnresque description of 'signal* but cannot be «2i J to l-e
a term. Our term is simple si$7 It is ccl equally pi, t-v
rons but it h far more handy.

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5. Distincttie prejixet find sujftxe$ of a
lyarlicutar branch of finotcledpe are normally to
be tramlaled by correspondinp prefixei and suffix
jiei.

Yot exain]>1e

qft for pen jieri-mcter qfi mq

Kg (or tub tutr^eniia irgTTrT^

^ for coo i-oD-(icQse fi

»rq (or ob tb-raJe Kq-^rfu

nfs (or anil aaii mere Sfq

^ (or eu eu-pepiia

jrt (or Jy» paei J-^qnqtte tie.

(Ilistoricallj GreeV rf./* and Indian 5 »(ar« (be same).

Let US DOW tabe luffixes, (be inaio woniiasomc*
limes abbreviated, as in cheniutrjr Pliospliorus u abrU
<]ged to pbosph, and to it are added one or more luIGsea
_aie, at ed at>ie, atoJe, alMOn, ide, in, lO'ie, on n, e(i

Pliosphorus It and phospU snil Ale >a

ed fit, IC f*. ide lOo anr, in f and on an Ileore,
pbo'pbate jdiosphatcd wirOfqq pliosphitic

pboiphatide pbospbation atn^q*. pbos*

phide pboipliiu wiftf. pbosplnaic mfuTw,

pbospboDie armrfqc (« serves as tlie glide between
two vowels )

6. IHien tfte English iiorJ li a sr/fot^canl
compound ami lUtly eonieyf Its technical ttgnifi-
canee, the Indian icord ii tiniilarly farmed.

For example, leotrifiigal aod eentripetal signKv
‘lUDDiog awa^ from and towards tlie lentte’ reipeetivelj.
The component parti of the Indian wordi are ^a^-f arqn
(n going Kq awa;) and (d going K(«t towards).

Similarljr, tetramerous is Kgtqirq (tetra +
meroni irqqq) In organic cbemiitry a compound tnaj
run over great lengths and max be coinpoied of five,
SIX or more eletuenis That is no longer within the
range o( ordinar;^ language ll is the speeialilt'a jargon.
In such cates our words have o( neceatit]' to follow
she ipecialuVs needs In Our sjfstem there it no diffi-
eulljr in translating thete compounds, whatever length
they mijr have Translation proceeds smoothly and
precisely, word by word.abbre vistioD by abbrevMtion,
number by number

7. If a term irj Engluh has a number of
disunclne dernatnes, all of them are protideJ

For example •
law^fW

lawful , fiRiBnn

legal Vi
illegal k)< 4
legislation fqqj^
legislatise finrtO
leguhlor fqviw
legiilaiahic
illegislalalile Kfl'iiq
lawless
lawlesinest

IS. II here riecileil a itortl is alloncd ona
or more abndpeil forms.

Provision la thus made for all the required
combinaiiona whSrh a highly developed tcience liLe
snatheniaiiii, pliysiet or rliemialry ileiiianda.

Oxygen it vm (7TTV ia liaaed on llie ancient term
an^ wimh hat been iiieJ in ancient alehetiical litera*
lure foe oxiduaiioD).

In Eoghsh osvstn la abbreviated to cij, ■■ lx
atp hpilroetn, etp.leteni, osppnnm. It hit also another
•bbreviaiiOD ojt, as in m amide U^a denotes the pre«
aence of oxygen replaring cathoa, es|>eeiaUy In a ring.
Oro Uplso to be disliDguisheJ from cxy.

ntne II abbreviated to Ktq (or orv a^d *1 (or o«.
Km IS formed from root at which has a gnna form KT.
iSotfa at and ail iiave been used (or era and Qtg respee*
lively.

Id themisiry the syuilsoli for ell the 92 elementi
(or iDeludiog those made up in the laboratory, 98) have
(o be diiliDit. Hence, every Indian element name
begins with a distinct syllable.

9. ]\o uord is considered and translated
sttdnidually, /( it in^cn ufon^ aith its grom.*
matical deniatiies (such aj noiint, tvrbs, ad-
jecMes). Semantically it tt considered along
tcith lb synonyms and onton^nit.

Examples of grammatical derivatives tre-~

1. anrum qqv*
auric IwfviK
anroaa <qv4
S. absorb R^vi
ahiotbency n'gqrq

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«I>«arLe<!
alxorlier n*jTC
abiorptiTe a^ft

3. acH WT^
aciJie a&BTC
arMiant

acidification V7M
ariiiifier

Examplcf of acmaniie correlates are—

1. addttctor mnicle 7^

abdoetor nnaele ^Tff

2. afferent afirXTiff
efferent a rtfr f t

3. sopermtenrient vdttrv
inspector f-niw*

4. motion ffr^rr
resolntion lf%f7

bill frmi
actarf»5rnt

5. rerointioa Erfr?
mntlny ^Frfnj
reMIioa firynp

6. right •rf’fTrr
aothoritj arfuTT
preregitife arstfinTt
prifilege finmTnn:

10. In case of ideas and ehjectt that have
existed from ancient rimei, old npmea are assidu-
ously hunted out from the vast range of Sanskrit,
Pali and Prakrit literatures. Uodem Indian
languages are also consulted,

Tboa we maintain a tiisiorieal eoatiaailj between
the past and the present. W'e hare laboared for long
years in this domain. Oar ipeeial anceess has been in
the names of flowers and plants, birds and mainmalt.
As noted before, most of this material will appear in
oar fonbeaeiing EngUsh'Sanshrit and EnglisIfFali
Dictloaaries. Here we bare been able to utilise only a
fraetioa.

11. For neto ufeoa neio sufixes have been
desHsed.

They originate in genaine words, whose first pan
it clipped off, allowing only one of two syllables to

remaib. Of the two syllables, the lint is nsnally a
wowel which coalesces nstnrally with a preceding rowel
and conitilnirs a well-knit whole. Thos in ebemistry:

•ISTI IS abriil'i*.! from sn^ */ncta!’. It is nied as
0 taffiC IB forming the names of metals. It is the
coantcrpart of English .inm,.uw.

•anfr IS abrnlgril from mfr ‘gas’. It is nied as a
aaffix in forming the names of paies It is the eoonter-
psrt of English oa.

-WT IS abnilgeil from ftTWT ( IJT ) ’rare (earth)’. It
la nied as a sufriz la forming the names of rare earth
snctals (siomir nos 39, 37.60, 6’, 6t.71).

la mineral igy -TV 11 abridged from ‘mine*

ral’. It it nsed as a suffix in forming the names of
miDerili. Cf. English lU (abridged from Uu which u
cijatralent to -Itik, from French hthe, from Creek hikos
stone}.

This clipping system obtains all orer the world,
from English to Chinese.

Vie bare resorted to the ereaiioa of new inffixes
only in cases of pressing reqnirement of t leienee. All
told that would not exceed a dozen,

12. Pkoneuentty every if or J ts designeS
to ft in tnth the Indian genius. Harsh sound*
and anksrord consonant eomhinations are
avoided.

13. Our words are usable in Hindi and
most other languages of the Aortb, South, East
and JTest of India.

The OTcrwhelming majority of the terms in ihif
Dietionary will help in simnltaneons deTclopmcnt of
Indian langnsget ei a whole. Only for non-teebnical
and popniar purposes woald there be different terms is
each region.

14. Technical terms are a supplement to
the general (/ictiomirT>

While the technical dictionary adds to the existing-
language and in a technical way modifies it, all the lama-
it does not replace the words of the general langnage.
The higher one ascends, the more one nies special
tenna. Bnt in erery day speech and writing the common
language will continne more or lets as it is today.

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Special ^cnnmologics

CONSTITUTION. LAW. ADMINISTRATION. ECONOMICS & POLITICS

c "(■ofraJ principles that have been oothoed la
tbe 1 recedms section hate been (allowed (aithfally »“
de»i*iQ5 the terminology of tociil tnd natural tciencei.

In coDslitutioa, law and adaimitratioa our task
bi’leen twofold (a) the sifting of existing inateria),
(1 ) ibe proiision of new material

\tch3\e tried to retain ai much ii possible of
the alder material bni >t >a baa sol been poaaibfe al>
avavs The main reason is that the present ayilcoi »(
gO'erDmrm i saslW different from what existed before.
It IS different from the \ edic, Bod Jhist, Gupta or Mughal
dais The »er» concefiliona lying under the present
fTstem arc new The disimetions that today exist be*
tween tax CT and eeis ««T,law and act »rf^aTO,

attorotfs nfwfSf toJ *|«a« wrirvjrf. right wr^ttry and
ttuthorits snf4«lT. privilege ft>ivrvi»ft and prerogative
invention Ttlff *nd discovery WTTftsn.legislaw
lion ratnif and constitntion (tfWn have been tnaintatned
bt uMn: distinct terms

An example of terms denoting official hierarchy as
the teciea composed of grades of teccetaciei—

Seeteiary

additional leeretary ttipf ttfln
deputy aecrelary

under secretary epct tlfn. T7 «f%<
cliirf tecTCtiry gfH sftr
joint secretary
assistant secretary
extra secretary irfMrvE b(Vi
O ft used phrases have been freely locorporaied
into the Dictionsrv It is hoped that they wifl be a
great help

\i count* aod book-keepiog form an inrportaot
pirt of Siimmi>trslion Some of the basic words are
gneo hereunder as example

bank irficlT.

coininerciil bank Vifonv

cswoperative bank Rgcnt

exchange bank

indualnal bank

savings bank Kf>nW

bankable

banker

banking Rf<t£|i| tarraTT

banking account
banking advisor
register n. qvitl

register rt. nvilT?

registered q wj l fu tr,
registration

regiatralion and cataloguing qnilRq sIVt

rcgisiratioB and despatch «arflffsr aftr l«rty

registration auihoriiiea mfmfl

registration card qeqflqtnrn

tegistratiOD ecnlre qasffqq

rtgiilraliOD certificate qethqq tmiwrs

reguttstioB circle qw;»lqTT-fvi

tegistcsiion clerk qp ^ q feftq;

regiiiMiJoo counter q^qq ?qpT

registrstJDn department qr j lqq.ftmTi

repstratioD envelope qoAqq-h^

ifgiatralioa fees qaJlqq-^gqq

regisirsliOD ink qr^qq>infl

regiitratioB law aod procedure qaralqqrt^ tilt B^l

Kcgiatritioa Manual qcjfqq fqqrtiqfR

registration marl qatJlqq feg

Examplei for terms relating lt> constitntion, law,
administration, ecouomics, poliiics and allied brsnebea
would be found to be mostly transpsrenL

LOGIC

Lo^ic Is tbe science that deals svUb ihe canons
•nd criteria of validity in thought and demonstration;
the science of the normative lonaa} prieeiplea of
reasoning.

Traditionally, Western logic comprises (I) the
“doctrine of terms't tbe principles of definition, elasiU
fication and the correct use of terms, (2) the “doctrine
of tbe judgment , or principles of correct predication;
(3) the “doctrine of tofercnee covering reasoning or
demonstration projier.

Logicians are divided in their conceptions of the
cosient and significance of logic.

Logic as taught today in our univeriities mainly
represents—

' (1) Aristotelian logic, derived from Aristotle am]

the Stoics and followed by most other European
logicians until at least the tune of Hegel. This logic is
most authoritstively set forth in the Port Royal Logic.
It is principally concerned with deduction. For induce
tion we have to go to J. S. Mill.

{2) 31odera or epistemological logic derived from
Hegel It ii perhaps best represented in its current
form by BosaDr|uet. It coocenes all truth to be
organically related and tested by its coherence, so that
nothing short of the whole of the truth can be wholly
true. Conceptions and prioeiplei are inadequate in
proportion as they are abstract, and a correef canon of
right ihinkiog cannot be lorraaX.

(3) Pragmatic, iostrumcntal. or experimental logic,
of John Dewey and his followera. It emphasises think*
iog as an activity whereby the individual adapts
himself to the environmentt and the art of tfainLlng
■which logic treats as concerned principally with tbia
iustrumental value of thought. It largely ignores
formal prloeiples.

(4) Symbolic or mathematical logic, which is •
mode of developing and repreienliog logical principlea
through the use of symbols for classes, propositions
etc , rather than a theory of logic.

Psychological logic or psychologism, represents a
movement, confined to Germany, It would substitute
psychological and descriptive laws of thought for the
usual normative principles.

Ancient Indian logic represents a different world
altogether. It is not possible to cover European concep*

lions by the terms of Nyaya, Vaise*ika, Vedanta or
Jains and Duddhists. A new set of terms has to he
evolved.

There are, however, a number of ancient terms
svhich hare been brought into service, such as,

ft«. gDr. mwa, ertt-^nst*

«f«*rn^s. Kiut^s,

arjBR, urtfiftf, trirm,

ft Mn^Tf.

CTCttlsl^ IS the Indian counterpart of post hoe,
eriio propter hoe.

“Faflscy’’ IS Latin /atlaeia from /allax meaning
“deceptive or false appearance”. Ancient enttlR is
‘semblance, mere appearance, fallacions appearance”
g t^t w i a IS just one type of wwra. There
are others, e. g , nmailstlH,

fwrfi » «» eft trmfrri

ftiftTrtftft Simi.)

Oiologicatly species is 9nft— Vtft; “ibit
which brings forth >la lihe Rtm '.

For deduction, fttim has been used for some
lime past. We have accepted it, ft ”down",rnn "going",
t.«. loferriDg Ihe particular from the general
ft^TR argnHR). It is the fifth member in the system
of the NaiySyikas (nftsjT, %g, TJ^T^rn. ftnuJl.

“ftniTTls (he samniing up of an argument or condu*
aion in a syllogism, deduction” M. Monter>WiUianis).
Ltn wn “deduction” has its natural counterpart in
nnw “induction”, inferring the general from the'paiti*
euler (ftitOTt,Rnn»nw MgRHH,).

RnR in ancient logic is used for “member of a
•yllogism” or “syllogism" itself. For “member of a
eyllogiim" atsqv bas found wide acceptance. It has
the backing of For “syllogism” wc have pre*

fixed ^ to tn^i fr corresponding to /pi. tbe eanJht form
ofjvn “with" in syl lenjism. OWR by itself would be
“•enlencc". RrtR can be an aifernative.

For e^uiwcatioo (be ancient term is gtfB®*!.—
•tft^tRifufshsS (vmR-

I si3**«t^sh nmi* Kft anlR i ntt
?ft I fttfS g ft?nf ST tthiIj i nttrR

RfgTfsatntT wu *!■( j wihft

T5TRft t aftV-jft

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siwsrftjft (?Tfwm?i^ nVas^wT^ ii>ii')

iQ poiDt of clirity lb« lodian lenns would he
found to be enpenor to Engbtli To tike • typietl let—
(I) logicil diTiiiou (2) phyiieil pirtitiou (3) metiphyMCil
■lulyiii. Here tbe firit it tbe diniion of geuut into
(peeiei »tfe— Wlfir-ftwnnt. tbe leeond it tbe diTuion of
in object into it* parts, is of ■ tree into root*, brtocbei,

etc. em ^ firwniir tbe third it tbe ditition of a tub*

ittnce into qualitw*, m of tugtr tnto tweeine**, wbile^
nest, etc jer

Hiitinction lud close relttion bite been miin-
Itiued between tenni of ticnilir tignifictnee—
figure (of ■ tjllogitto) ttVlT
modus snTTV

mood smrr

•rTtV, present tense, third person, singulir form
of root ttti ‘ to be, to exist , his been used in compounds
in ineient literature with great effect—

srfa fft ft y tafau i u stT-gfiryT^ I wfitrartt-
fftTWit fe»Twfitfv I trmraq r^wi!^— ircMJt

fVm "

en ontological cstegorj imoog tbe Jtios,
of wlueh five are dtitinguisbed, Mt , VTV, wA*

nrfta-qTfl, »«Kra'*w,

>• "one baring milk" (crftnn on prisin’

atftsn, arfwr? "esistenee, reality ' (sriT^frBC,

etc)

ttin snf^ “partly true, partly not, doobtfal".
atfn miT fOv name of the fourth of

the fourteen older writings of tbe Jams.

srfhn-sm (Skt. atftS'Sn) “lUte of being, exisceuce,
being IS widely enrrent in Pali books (Jauks 1.222,
290; II.41S( etc )_irih»-iTm «tfrT-«It "trbetber
tbete IS or not ’

trft3ns( ‘‘possessed of property, those who bare,
tbe bares' (carrespoodmgly we can use aiRnttq, "bare*
not**, and in plural, “bares and baresnof’ srf^nsaV
^iTwMSd' b

WTSon ‘‘beleugliig to sometbing existent'*— tnfhfii
vilMt tfti ffig veifn.nf«i sife ?s^ «

Alonpide «rs*. we bare sTiftt — mTeTOT wirnnv
"oonexiitence" 'incorporeal”

wfH), Wtfra sibeiim” (sWtT, etc )

aifn* ‘an atheist , beberer" are well-

knowD,

From aifniare aimilarly derised ari^trtr, KfiH rtTSf-

From is derired «IT, WT^*

^nni fin*safffF9* I *v.

— ?nflTTtn*7£»«WTn*j'y3?)

From if?5, Timran (aryj RW-Ktrxw
eon on OtDtfll deriiei ar^^fR “one who says arej,
conceding, aiienting unwillingly, or ordering",

"know in* that anything must be done"

{«*n-FsJ inrsTtoaft)

Thus the use of arAs, iti^S and other rerbal forma
a* nouna wbicb enter into compound*, and which take
loddhitn anffixta, ii w ell authenticated by gTimmatitas,
pbilosopberi and literati (cf. VtlR4 aTKOTt^l

net n faras )

lienee foro^irMoliMWe havettfa vral. for«rparicr
qtf^.atdl. {TnieerMf n,^rmdftre is Rnn*TatfanT^, parfi'
tutor ofimativ lain Mlantdl.

A, tbe first letter of Latin njffrmo, denoting a uni*
rttsal affirmative^ Vial its counterpart in onrar, tbe initial
otaf^.41^. E, the first rowel of Latin neya. denoting a
tioirerisl argalive, is translated by our ir> tbe initial
ofqtTfsVl^l It and q, itandiBg for universil affir*
natire and negalire respectively, m and in hate been
Bsed to serve for particular affirmative and negative.

Three more ebbreviailoni may be noted here—

S (subject) » (fftw)

P (predicate) fk (f^)

M (middle) at (Itrn)

There are onmerons Latin pbrasei, aenieneeo
and maxims in Western logic. Usually it has been poi*
lible to triDiIate them by words, juxtaposed to form
compounds, Insable in Hindi, Marathi or any other Indi*
an langnigeJ either aa itaodinf alone or at part of • ten*
tence. There, howeter, remain a few of them, where-
compounds cannot lerve the pnrpoie, for tbe relation,
abip of one word with another bat to be exhibited by
tbe proper e»e.ending. ev If it is a complete tentence,.
with ita tubject, object, and finite verb, all mth or with,
out adjanct*. In aneb eate* we have retorted to Sana.
knt, aa India'* tnperfine medlnm of expretting law* and
maxima in tbe clearest and tbe moit compact form. They
will be comnron to Hindi, Marathi and other Itogaagea-
of India. If, howfevef,.neeiL-be felt, they are simple
enough to be translated further into the mother-
tongue of the ilndent. It it only the SaniVni casc.«Dd.
log* which have to be replaced, the word* shell eesnaii*

5 «

the lame, t.g.Ca*ta lalrt, ni (i<

SCIENTIFIC SYMBOLOGY

FormtiUt are made up of, la great meaaare,
aigut and lyniholi. They Tcpreien) a vocal and graphic
economy which was uothiokable two ceniunei ago.
They are abslractsoos representing the top of the Bight
of steps on one’s ascension in a particular domain.
Tliey condense Lnowledge.

Formulas may he eonititnlional, configurational
or stereometric, clectrooic, mathematical, etc, Tliere

is hardly any seience which does not make use of
formulas. They are the modem counterparts of ancient
safriu, expressing a general fact, a rule or principle, a
atatement covering complexities of facts and sitnations,
a brief expression of a single concept or again, at in
chemttlry, the composidoa of a tahtttaee.

Signs and symbols are the bricks of a foriquta.
They may he classified as hereunder'—

Signs and Symbols

Alphabetic Non-alphabelie

, ' I ~ 1 :

moooliteral moootyllabie initials geometrical picturesqne arbitrary
polyliteral polyiylUliic syncopates diagrammatic toDventienal

t i

arbitrary ahbreviitional quasinumetlcal

A,b, c, d and alpha, bcla, gnmma ere alphabetic
oymbols, the first tci derired from nouiao and the
second from Greek, They can be used as capitals,
rmall* and italics. They may be uied singly or ia
combinstioni, Tliey may be the initials of full words
as in cbemiilry, physics and elsewhere. They may as
well represent the number wlucli they occupy in their
respective alphabets, as in astronomy, where the magnb
(nde of stars is expressed by the letters of the Creek
alphabet instead of the usual numWrs 1, 2, 3, oipAa
standing for I, beta for 2 and to on.

Then there are non>alphabetie symbols. They
are not as many as the alphabetic ones, but they are
important and are frequently met with. In malbc'
maties alooe, there are a few doaeos of them comprising
-dots, ilashes, occeots, circles, lulf'circlci, triaogles,
squares, rectangles, parallelograins, right angles, perpen«
-diculirs, parallels, arbitrary signs for infinity, equal to,
<qaiaogn]ar to, parallel to, plus, minus, multiplied byi
sllvided by, is contradictory of, is greater than, it leva

than, IS not less than, is not greater than, is congruent
lo, if identical with, it similarly ordered, therefore, of
the form of, is divisible by, varies directly as, is proper*
tional ( 0 , the ratio of, geometric proportion, the root
sign, etc., etc.

Alphabetic and non*aIphabelie symbols are com*
bioed. ||«" for parallelogram ia a diagrammalico'alpha*
belie symbol.

When one consideri the transmission of know*
ledge from one language to another, it is not the dia*
grimmatic symbols that concern the transmitter of
knowledge, for they remain the same, but the alphabetic
symbols. They concern the script and the language
diiecUy and inseparably.

The English script is the ilomao script and the
Itoman is in its turn derived from Greek and retains
great affinity lo it. Latin and Greek are also the claasi*
cal languages wherefrom English derives its sustenance
in matters of literary and scientific expression. We, on
the other hand, hive our own scripts the Devanagari,

Bengali! Tamil, etc which are denvaliTe* of the Aaho-
kan Brahmi

The ledian scripts follow a different paUern and
they are equally inseparably associated in the Indian
consciousness with Indian languages Both our public
and printers hnil it convenient to use our letters of the
alphabet in the body of our own language teats. No-
thing else can be practical either

English alphabetic symbols lead on to English
words, whether hyperleclinicat, technical, serattechnical,
or even non technical Tlicse cannot be absorbed
without absorbing English words One might cite eneh
symbols from English ai Jj for silver, for gold, and
argue that a symbol is just a symbol and need not be
intelligible. On examination, it will be found that no
student of science is ignorant of the onginal words
arffcnlum and durum. Those who use Jg and also
use argentic, argentous, aunc, anrous, etc , etc. While
there may be here and there an occasional symbol
which has lost its connection with the original word
ID the memory of the uierii there are agalort it hno-
dieds which are abbreviations of curreut words.
Symbols being abbreviations, it becomes impossible to
borrow them from English into our laaguages. More-
over unlike our scripts English words are graphically
based on spellings and not on ptonuDciatioo (the two
pliyiDg a game of bide and seek).

To give a few examplesi h standa for Aonr, r for
radius, / for /unction, kf for modulni of a system of
logarithm, e; stands for centre of gravity. One letter
may stand and does actually stand for many words, e g.,
c (sometimes capital] itands for carbon, chemical <coo-
slant, concenlralion, Curie's consiaal (in physical che-
mistry), coulomb, canine teeth, capacity (in electricity),
cathode, cent, centre, centime, centigrade, centiiDeler,
centum, cervical, cubic (in rolnmetry], etc., etc.

According to the principle of virtnal displacc-

F, m.g -h R, -p T
F. -tn,g+R, -l-T

acd(ni,g + R, +T) dr, + (m.g -f R, -H) dr, -0
Here m stands for mass,

F for force,

g for gravitational constant,

R for reaction,

T for tension.

d in dr for displacement,
and r in dr for radius vector.

Let us take some simpler formulae—

(a) W = mg

Here W stands for weight, m for mass and g
for gravitational constant.

(b) momentum = mr,

where m is the mass, and e it the velocity of the
particle.

With our own terms we shall naturally use our
own abbreviated symbols m our own script Through
our symbols, onr men shall reach the words for which
they stind and lire versa. They can make their abbre-
Tuuoes not only for the present, but in the future
alto. Tins backward and forward movemeet it not
possible if we should be to inconsiderate as to attempt
to have cither foreign alphabetie symbols or foreign
words or both, using throughout onr own script or
confining our script to non>icieDliCe terms and symbols,
Tlie typographical di>rord and the intellectual con-
fusion that will result, will benefit no one.

Let us look at sbbreviatious from tbe graphic
and vocal points of view. From tbe graphic views
a single graphic unit ii a better abbreviation than two
graphic nniti. Our acnpl allowi one, two or three
coDBDOsnia and a vowel, i e. a syllable to be the graphic
onii. Hence we have • vast variety of single graphic
unit symbols. In English, the scope is restricted to
email, cepilal aud Italic, Creek and Roman letters, all
told a few tcoret. In our case, they are a few Ihousend.

In English and other European languages the
graphic unit is a letter, i.e,, either a consonant ora voweb
For distinction, it it usual to have beside the inilixl
letter anotber medial or final letter. This use of di-,
tri-,or poly-Iiteral abbrevialiont leads to two, three
more graphic units

Vocally, our abbreviatioua are mono-syllahic,
Eogliah too the mono-literal gcapbic unit is vocally
mono syllable. One cannot pronounce anything *
than a syllable. But in the case of polyditeril
viationa, the Englishman usually has to pronounce
many syllables as letters (particularly when they
formed of consonanta only). Our graphic and vocal
unit being the ayllable, we rarely require poly.syllahii
^d>re viationa.

In the case of syncopates (e g. ‘ackgt.’ atandisj

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for acVoovrledgcroenl) for adxttUtDp),* there is

{raplilc eronomy but do rocal ecoooniy.

In Cn'Iiih the ditiinction bet^^een small*, rapitsU
and iulics is ^rspliic anil not voral, unless one should
prefix to every symbol, the uorJeapusI, small, or italic.

Scientific language am! scientific symbols form
one integral uliole, ju't as the admmisiratne langnage
and administrative symbols form another integral whole.
To anyone who woald go far and deep enough, the
onitary aspect of words and their alphabetic symbols
would seem axlomslic. The few exceptions only fortify
its paramoiinicy and UQchallen«eahih(y,

In India abbreviations hsxe Iveen used as names
from the most ancient times In the Vedie literature a
hymn, which is a rolleelion of nnntras, is often destgna*
ted by its opening uord or words. of the

Rigveda is welbLnown *tlvit whi< li liegins with

the lv .0 words st WB^') Similarly designates

the mantra BSHB^t attalr fnttrnu w I JW
M feri *f ttfflqu.

In the Sima Veda we Im I tlm numbers pUy an
iinportint part in the nuiiical nolslloa along with eigns
and letters of alphabet.

The SMperseripi letters and nuinWrs used la
Sima Veda are the earliest preeursors of the tnoilero
uiige of siiiierii ript ond siilseript letters and numbers,

nthrsim and are derived from the

opening words and resjwithcly, Tlie firn chap,
ter of Qiraha Samtiita, the utdeit Indian treatise on
medulnc, begins with iflq ^lfttt*f,«fravwnwrST 3
andiiheiire nsmed so aI*o mtny other

In music the seven note# are w(^f 3 .^beiog
popultrly pioDOunred as «), ft ^ „ popularly

pronounced as ft or v), n (itwirJ, « (R«m), vj {ittwu), w

In prosody a light lyllalle Is known as w (wj)
and a heavy one as rt

Sanskrit manuscripts show regular abbreviation*
of the titles which are repeated on every foho. It
would be a fascioiiiog »i„dv to make a colleclioD of all
the symbols and notations vued therein. It would go
up to hundreds.

Abbreviations and symbols Were also made the
Wls of a mystic language, the language of Buddhist and
Sniva Tanjrie ritutl, mi-Ic and thought. T Iiese fymboli

aprcad over the entire length and breadth of India and
from here they migrated to the farthest limits of the
East Indies and beyond the Himalaya* into Titet. Cen.
tral Asia, Mongolia. China, Korea and Jjj'vn. In the
Buddhist manuscripts recently exhumed in Gilgil a
RJtrfl runs as follows- f ^ • '2 '2 'Ttlfi I 3 3

an3«nftf^l (Vol, Ij-p. 74) UdJIiarskosha, which is an
aniient dictionary of the secret monoiyUahie code of
the Saivas of North India, provides many such in»ianrest
T (PT>. (itatjft), or ifl JT (trrf»).!T (W'st. mark

the deterioration of IT to o in the popular speech), tt
(Af«b *t or w (qtt, plionciically a most interesting imtan.
ee of *1 pronounced as a nasalised tl). fff u a combins*
lion of ( sky-i-s darkness (<T9) denoting /me dust i that
darkens the sky’). The pure nssal wgs^t «> here and
so rainy other instances the coudierpart of the modern
period (.), which mvrki an abl'sev lalion, though it
would be idle to dogmatise that the ancients were as
eooscious as we of this parlirular value of the Itgt4n.

It is not only terhmeal men who used tbbrevu
lions, but even literary men found oee3*<on to use them;
and among our lexicbos a special genre known as t^V^rkTI*
was devoted entirely to ibeni For example: at
jt), ^ 3 being the elerenih letter,

to that IT is i), «r (iraftr), c (vitr. «r?> %<r. IP

(f mr, used as a prefix), w fTT«. WTT, Vlf), 0 (<1^3 clean,
pnte. CTV). a (mt, an. W>fit). n (rf'Wftir). t (tt fear,
art), tl (tnr**), It (niT, wt, rpt). n nt, nm)*
m fNiTTtTTWl’, IM. v »nv). w {vr^*

Ut^. sf^. XITW, VJr^JHft), ^ (iftor, tTR). B (3^^),

*t (sBT.vtn), ninij.nu), m (m), g (nnwn. ^r^t), 5t
rta), ft (enlR, urtni), w (b^-
Panioi, the greatest roJifier of language, ha*
employed a system known as composed of the

inilivl syllvble and the final consonant of a senes which
is tlins eneofupat<ed and designiied by it. According to
Pamni name* ran lie shortened— yrj’tt to Iff or
Higfnxyrtn to g’lftu.

As symliols, Deviuagsri letter* afTord greater
variety, and that just because it isasvtlahic script,
while the F.uropean has to be rontem with 26 letters of
the Roman alphvbet or their double 52 (making u«e of
the capitals) Add In them the 24 letter* of the Greek
alphabet (only a few of the capitals have lieen used).
He eros<es some of his letters as an L or .vn S or an R to
denote a pound or a dollar or a reci|*e in ntedicine.

At our (litposal vre have got tot porposea of ajm.
bols aud abbrerucious 14 vo«^<li Oocludiog short and
longaRand^). Our consonants ate 33 Esery conso-
nant can have 14 simple syllables by vay of vowels.
The fourteen can be tripled by getting two more aets,
one with the superscript aijasiiirn, another with the aide*
script iisarjo Thus the capacity of Devanagart la Ire.
mendous It beats the Roman hollow and leaves it far
behind TTbatever appendages la tbe tom of diacrilaeal,
apecificatocy or cocrelatiog marls, e g dots> dashes,
alroVes, circlets, are employed by the Roman are )ust at
welt at 001 disposal They use italics, so can we. They
Die letters as numbers, so have we done lo tbe past soil
ate doing ID the present

For correUtioD, differeot forms of the aame letter
have to be used sometimes Ihere Itornao and Creek
combioed are able to muster together three eg A a n,
C b jS or four G g T y or only two wheo the Creek is
absenvCc Incvead we hove whole
* «l ft < «T ft: ^ ••

For graph work where a certain position has lo be
denoted by reference to borisonul and vertical grades.
Jl IS of tbe greaiesi tonveoieoee to nark one set by
•rowels and the ether by consonants Thus a particular
position in the graph would be ft or ^ etc

Thus la folloiring vp the moitra uieoufie sym.
bols and abbcevuitons and providing for them in tbe
Indian languagei, we have at our back a solid tradition
which serves as one foasdsdoiL and leads us on smooth,
ly, bol tor a moment are we allowed to feel that we
•re treading on foreign terrain

• « •

express serial arraageuent or position; to distiaguUli
Ibetirees allotropie forms of certain elements {cf. alpha
iron, beta iron, gamma iron), lo distinguish between
Uomera or modifications and to indicate the position of
enbslitntiog groupa in certain compounds

We have allotted two separate aets of Indiar
letters to reprrsent the Creek and Roman alphabets.

Creek and Roman letters have names* alpha
gsmiD^ etc. These are uaitormly Iraoslaiable by Ibi
addition of ><TT or .tin —alpha ai^ (sttn), gamma

a alpha at

3 beta atf

y gamma ^

it A delta (

* epsilon y

kappa

lambda

Indian Countaipaita o! Creek and Raman Lettere
of (he Alphabet

Letten of (be alphabet are sometimes used to
indicate soyoue or soyihiog arbitrarily ot conveniently
so desijDared. specifically with qussiaumeticat force
(A ueaatog Sea. B second, C third, etc, (jjij, gj ig
diitiogai.biag successive stages in tbe d,„nlegtalion of
radioactive elements.

Creek letlera are even more frequently uMd
with numerical ii*nifiejDee (in order of iheir aequeoee
In the Creek alphabet, not as Creek numerili), to

^ phi IT

X chi q

V' P»i «

«. 0 omega 'th* fait f

A «

B ft

O ri

D 9

E *

E ^

0 S

H ^

1 cr

7 »f

K z

It z

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M V
N »
O w
r 8
Q n
R ^
B ^

T 8

U «T

V «

W 8

X 8

T ^

z ar

Jt thevld t>f tu.Ud that J, F awt TT art aei a]iea%t
toltn i»ta eccounl r^nwcvtiM nvmWt an marhtd
vi(h Jtonan Itfltrt In that coH, J and J ie(A irouU ht
P, and K toV irovld he repreienltd hf P toP. X, T, £
lecitld remain nnehanfftd.

ifanv ef Greek end liiman htieri tUnd at
eUrtvialient and nm&oli. Tkt mett mfortanl ef tkeu are
then in tA< main veeaMarf.

Fcnu ei Lttttn

Some (bapei aa4 form* <1erire tbeir ntmet lo
Eogliib from upittl letter* of the *l{ih*het, eg., \
T (T'labe). Our ««a clphebetr, from niR<ti
tip to Slojluleie, «re too orotaeaul for the porpoto,
Inourieirehforiiaplerformt ih»t woold be terrieo.

able (lod anlheotic), tvc btve arrived at Brabrai, tibicb
in the dajiof Aihoka, the prraieit of preit emperor*,
prrradrd from the Ifimaebela to the Alalajachala. It
t* a aimple *cnpt, a* aimple a* the sani terif Rointa
(CaplUh) capital*. Srahmi, the lodiaa alphabet par
cTeellence, i* the mother of all alphabet* of India aa
well a* of couniriea ioilueoced by her> aucli a* CejloQ
lo (he *outh. Burma, Siam, Cambodia (a.Whth 3tal*y
archipelago to the eart tod aoath'eatt, Tibet to the
north Brahmi i* the mother of a myriad icnpt* that
are now loit in the *and* of Central Aria, Mongolia and
cliewhere. Trace* of an Indian (cript have been dii*
coveted by Japanese tcholari in Bhilippioes Sanskrit
interiptiona are available as far as East Romeo Rrahrai
baa aerved the Aryans, the Draridians, the hfongoliana
•od the Turks for long periods and over wide eapanses.
It It the moil scitmific of the acripts of our globe, one
aymhol serving for one sound, every sound having a
aeparate symbol, arranged and classified in a true
pboaeiie ayitem, tausiea) and romplele, la ahort^
Orahmi is the pride and glory of India.

We reproduce below tone of the Brahmi form.
Devantgan letter* are put above them. In eases of
retenblanre English lettert are noted below.

* « « et e

c?

** *1 n T

( Bhetliproltt )

f

T

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e bid occalioa to u<e some of iLe Brabini
BvllaWes e g for T (in T tube) For fljrH\ the word
Wlgl may be prefixed, e g , T = sr5t ft

It Mill be ob'CrveJ that Brabnii coaers many
forms than doe> tlie Homan, and lliat thev i.aa be
utili ed Milli perfect ea*e It i., of course, expected
that everv Indian <ludeot Mill farailianae liimself with
the script that i» the progenitor of bii own

Symbols Used in Mslhemeties
Table i

Serial groups o( GreeL. lellers serving as
unrelated lo Roman lelters
(1) • St (3) e *

3

aymboli

y f

( 1 ) j *

TABLE It

Serial Croups of Consisats

Rtwan ItHtri Cerrttpm4>ni Grerl trHrra

Small IriMri CcpiMi (aittra Small irittri CuptMUlltrt

0 ) • « A n^

b ^ B eit

e rt Cm

d n D sii

e T E T1

(2) f SI F m

g 9 G 91

li 3 if 3t

(d) I n I TTi

j ^ J m

v: 9 k art

l«) l ? L It

m ? M IT

u T N n

o T On

U H

3 fft

y (h

0 r«>

. fr

e

tp

y ft

■ %

c f 9

\ fi

« ft

. ft

o ft

Corrripoitdiny Greek lettert

Small letlert Capital lettert Small lelUrt Coptlul lettert

(S) p

IT

P

Hr

fir

q

V

Q

»n

t

q

R

Kt

P

fr

(«)•

g

S

«!

fi

t

T

m

U

(7) u

U

m

V

V

fti

w

«

w

qi

(8)3

3

X

vt

fir

r

I

V

It

ft

*

Ct

z

BI

t

fe

(1) In the cas

e of sides

„a

angles

of a

plane sod apberieal trigonometry soglea aball be deno-
ted by nTHm contonanu and the opposite or cerrei'
ponding aides by the corresponding MT^rn^T lellers

a b e

CTt « _ win _ wtff
*t «n fit "

Where snail letters ind reliled capital lelteri
ncenr together in Leglitb, ths general arraegemeat
sboold be followed.

ej<T* + iy + e«0 *9 + «f + n •••

Jt* Bv*Cmo «l«r+9tl + ni m»

Pp-l-QqA-Brmo mn+tnsj+TTT"*

(2) In oamiag figures, where cspital lellers t re used
so English, ibe points should be denoted by stTTn*T
consonants, choosing groups from tbe above table as
far at possible

(3) «. the first letter of fts^, is recomtaended as the
substitute tor P, tlie point,

( 4 ) ». tbe first letter of should be used for

O, tbe origin

The radius vector OP will ibss be represeoled

(S) The symbol for the numbei

■■ , the conjunct

will be cm, s

qilal to 31416 .

^ootnt ending

emit

■Q long itt beiog nece-sary to give it a distinctive sound

(6) lor small t= radius vector, 3 shall be used, being
tbe sigoiGcant consonant in (nfttl) ftlTT.

(7) p Will lie represented by fti being the first letter

{4T7T (h« ridiut of cufvf ture.

( 8 ) r, f), <I> coori]inat« tyttein will be T,

(9) Si I'ftlal coordiDilet wilt I>e v,

(10) n (oy number wiU be rejirr^ented by 9 of

(*lft ) .

( 11 ) r or 1 useil as a represented term will )>e if

( 12 ) r ■* * ruDDiD^ term will be ^ ctt].

(13) eas the exponential will be represented by tn
(abbreviated from tntl) 10 that

(14) The Cartesian roordioatej j>, , will be v, T,^

(13) The letter IT does not cone anvwliere in the

aerial order (Table II). It isi tliereforei available for
being used as au unspecified general constant

(16) Other symbols requited in roatbenuli(.s will
be abbreviations for which the general rule to be fob
Jowed is to select the fir>l consonant with the vowel «r
4 lie first vowel, dropping the 37(;s^ la (be esse of a
■eompound word, the ahhres lation is to be tiLen from
<he more signifieaat niemher of the compound.

(17) a* r«*<l a h) the power x will lie

tji *rpi 9

„ „ a raided to ^ m irfKr v

II » IS «t, V.

(18) a - b will be«*»«reaj as aKinr«.
r«n

(19) : win he ^ ie«d as 7 >tt 14 lot ^sattOtHsji

r-o

(20) In the above the letter q his been used aa an
abbreviation of to represent luoimaiian for which

is used in English. The written symbol v is to be
read as ’ittr.

(21) r *» lofb'* wtill be tl » read as tt Bn «

(22) Kspieriin log will be B meitung armf
B and log will be ^yi. for winch the symbol wrij he Jf.

(23) . _ H-,lo..„+'l!!£b«L'+..,.+»‘£"&!>L
ii IZ

Ll IJL

(24) n will lie n read as ^rr at (gw abbreviated from
n S will he « 1 read as « fn.

(23) * will be 5 read as « nrfna W (,i by i). or
m (a upon b).

(26) 0X6 will be B X « read as c gfets « (a into J).

(27) a + 6 will be « + « read as ^ Jd « (a added
to b), or m nfaB 9, V at (a pins 6 ).

(28) a - b will be *5 - at read as w filjd « (a subirac.
led by b). or » 3^1 at. « mat at (a minus i).

(29) Tlie positive sign will be called ttfho; orBtr, the
negative sign SB or VCB.

± be read as ttf^^i
T will be

(30) Lt limit n tending to infinity will be
n— B— *.00

read as nltn B nnmiritnTtd

(31) Arrow will be rilled tm —

(32) Rapidlv convergent senea tfpp wfinnft tHl.

btowlv divergent senea mt uil.

(33) n(\ will he B'qf (in Hindi) or Bdn (according to
Sansknl).

(n+iW wifl be (W+t)«f (Hindi) or (ff+t>4W
(according In SaD>hril)
lOOib gTS-wn

(31) Dot Will he dash miT, and bar
(33) DetermiDant A •• <1 (fd^ttTW)

^ • read as s{t
ttl' read as sflRm.

(36) DiieriminaDt A «■ % (fir^BB).

(37) 0 (quotient) •- wi (wthtb)
r(ptodoct) m % (rjeBTB).

2 ? (remainder) «. *t (m^q)

(38) v' a w ill be read as B, or ^ *.

* v^a (nth root of a) ^v^(S (read as b-t) ijb b).
’v'o (3rd root of 0) * Vtt (qfftd IJW*).

(39) o>b will be omyead as « 5ttltrn«.
a<6 will l>e read as « valrrH

(JO) Hound bracheis will be called irlBlfittR ( )
square braibetsBhiifwgrt I ), and braces snRttIT f 1
vinculum rnillTT. 1 },

(11) etc, 1$

(42) will be denoted by ^t>;j and *6', bv B

and K being taken from sltO and cqwt.

(43) Id the superacript B will be cilled qni

^^an and the cuhiiript B will be called qiB. '

(44) Superscript (letters wriiien at the top),

Subscript otrwf (letters written at the foot),

(43) Trtjoaomilrical Syniolt
Sin gjqrs

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Cosec 6 tjlTO «

Cos 0 cRtn 3 Sec 0 tJfihTl s

tan ^ fT 3 (nsri^l) Cot Q ’ftw ®

IoTer«e a^>7

Sin 1* will be am*' a read as ailTsat «l.

Radian measure nrfla stn
Degree angle measure irirtr^ ctei ITTT
Sm T = 0 ^ ein B •

Coi « •»•! Trtai ear = »

Versed BIO 2=^1 cos s TncS 3tjl tt«?l3ar V
Hyperbolic W’Otrifhl, srf^ 3l%r5«l)

Sin 11 IT 371 («( for arilait)

Cos ^ Kl^aTI

(46) Coordinates 7m

(47) Variable 78

V arittion 787
Increraeot 7'|7

(48) Differential «4CH
Differential ealenlus 787-787
Differential coefficient I77C8 (jerv.

(49) / (*) fw (7) from fint (7)
rU) «T(7)

^(») 7ft(7)

aOtbltyK/fc) ta(sl(7)

?-in(7)
tl-^») ?-7ft(7)

(50) Operate «?7
Operation 7>Tei
Operator vrv,

(51) Integration 7^787

(52) The sign of integration will be 7 from 737^7
(i) will be 9T47 7 read 11 7377477 .
( 11 ) Integral of y with respect to x between ibe
limits a and b

X.-

^*ir will be 3T^ 477 ,

read aa 7377 jflSl 7 7 477 (4 71 • 3781 7 % Jtft,
7 iftt 7 s).

Integral yjx between the liania a and g

*1377 477 slut 7 ^ 8% 7)7 5.

Integral ydx from o to 6 7378 4 7 7j 8 & 8

88.

Integral o to b ydc W 37 8 8^8 88, 477.

»v i=b r=e »=ii

(,„•) 1 I ^ (x. V, a) dx dv dM

7s=8 ^4*7 „?=« ^

3? 3T an 1^(7,4.8)77 74 78

i^T 4=n ?=a

triple integral of a function of xi v> * 8itb
respect to x, v and ; between tbe linits of x
from a to &, of y from e to d, of i from p to ^
7, f rfl4 8 V ttPt rwtr 748 71 finpt «388,7
<1 4{ljn<t 7 It 8 88, 4 tft rftrn^ n « 7 88, 87i
8^4(181^8 117 88

(M) dx 77, dx 717. h ( 77 , Dr 7'l7, d> (i) — tit

(7). A (*) ^ ah (7). IA> (x)^ aft (7), d* (x) r7 «l ( 7 );

=^* will be 4a = 1^8 read as 4 , «, 4t7 7 718 8 t
anfttS 7 7 8

Syalrolfcustd in Phy»iei *

Tbe symbols nsed In physics are usually abbre>
TiaiiODS of words for which they stand, e g, a for
Acceleration and Amplitude, e for Candle power, Capa*
city, Centigrade end Current, d for Density and Dis*
tance, e for Electronic charge, g foe Gram, etc. The
English language bts no more than 26 letters, and 26 is
!«« email a number. Hence some of the Creeb Icitcra
are brvugbt into serricc, e g. hiTing employed e for
Electronic charge, epsilon ii employed for Electrode.
Another, ei^nally arbitrary usage la that of small and
capital letters, e, g. small m stands for MagoiGcation,
while the capital M is for Magnetic movement or Magni*
lying power Tbe usage may differ from book to book,
e g for mass one may use either the small or the cagi-

' ’physics' itsods for It isaii

edoounfromi^elaiinTrwsp or S{81ft7 which are commoQ
lemt for mstter). Ptoi or simply is the

sdence of mstter or more teclioically the science which
deals with phcooinena of (inanimale) mailer involun- no
cbingei meliemieal composition or more specifically with
the mort general and fundamental of such plienoment.

DtiDcly motion. n^^sufsTi, or

(7377 are other terms which are used for physica in
Hindi, Dcngati and other linguages But aHfinfl bis
the advantage of being a single, compact word which is
snore amensble to dcrivstionil formations tbsn the
longer compound words (see further, note on nsmiog of
seieneet).

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t«l letter (m, M).

The ijmW h nioiUf the initial i;raphic unit, la
Roman leript a tiocle letter o[ the alplialet, in Deva>
Dif;ari a rovel, or one or two cooioaaoU witli a vowel.
In Devanagari the graphic unit may be ilmplified, e.

7 for 3 of jutf ‘miM number', or inilead of the Initial
graphic unit, the aecond may be a«ed, partlcnlarly
when the firn ayliable la an oft*u«ed prefix, eg, ^ for
B of ‘absorptive power'.

When pronounced a lymbol forma a tingle
lynable.

U hile in Kngliali the tymbola are limited by the
count of leiiera in Roman and Creek alphabet!, the tou
tial graphic iiiiiia in Devaiiagiri are numberleaa. Tliat
lends greater rulineaa and clarity to the Indian aymbola.

When English lelferi are not abbreviiiiona, (hen
W, B ete, rrpreaent a, b, e, etc.

A (abaorplive power) fir’s)

a, 1 taeeeleratlon) n (rfm)
a (amplitude] ^

A (current) I (cftMlute nnira) B (ft^)

2 IprnelieaJ uuiij)

A (maaa Dumber) B
u (angle) at («tsi)

u (loeffieient of linear or volume expaoiion) tr
a or a (fraetion abaerlicd] at bbib)

AADC A«af^

a, b, c (lidea of a triangle) vt, ati, in

A,R, Cl D (point* on the Whealitone'a Uridge) «, at.rt at

B (internal reaistance or cell reaiitauce] 1 (aiicUte unit*)

2 (praeucal units) *T
B (magnetic induction) ^ BtVwB)

C/. I (intensity of magoetiaitioo) g (gafsn-wm)

/3 ati (Cf. u at)

/J (angle) an (ihn)

/} or b (fraction reflecled) art (Bnfar BBFT)
fl (fraction tranimilted) f (irflfiB *nnn)

Q (pressure eoelGcieni) ^ (ril<fti. 3 eiV) ♦

C (candle power) b (ffB-nfM)

C (capacity) 1 units) B (Btflm)

2 (praetieat units) art
•C (eeniigraJe) tt (tife«)

C» (coef&cieol of apparent cnbtea] expansioa) *jr
tfttn-fitwat-gMtB)

C (coeflieient of true cubical expansion) (tTBr
ftwm-tplB)

C (current) 1 (afiJolKts until) B (BT^)

2 Ipraeltedl umtit B 7
C (velocity of light) B (aBHI D^B)

Cp (specific beat tgtBI of a gas at constant preature

C, (specific heat aisBT of a gas at looitant volume Bf^Bt)

d, p (densilv) B (BBm)

D. srfdiipersire power) v (snfrtvi flffS)
d (distance) (^m)

D (least diitance of distinct vision] fB

(angle of raioinium deviation}^* (stffBfSftBrrB ^tm)

« (electronic charge) R (fagT^I BWTT)

E (C ftf.P.) 1 (a(soliits unili) n (fB>vn>B)

2 (prnctical ismti) BT ,

£ (emissive power) b Jiffs)

E (modulus of elasticity] B (BiBTJBnt BlBiB)
£(electromotive force> electrode poieDtial)g
h (total energy) fs (BCfBn 3 :*^)

a (the elemeutsry cleitncal clitrge, the charge on an
electron, etc.) w

e/m (the ratio of charge to mast of (he electroo) n/j
« (the Creek letter cp’iloo) 1 (an ergon or <|uaDtiim) «
2 (symbol of dielevtrie constsDt BrtgfffCf«i(«) qt
3(cleitrode poleoiul, i, to normal calomel

BldltB elcrirodei lo u normal hydrogen
electrode) 5 , Wb
F (Fahrcoheil) *1 (nfttllfO
F (field) it (in)

f, F (focal length) BI (BlfiT WTBIB)

F (force) B (ra)

f (partial prensure of water vapour) B (siffhB 3 *^ fj^B)

C (galvanometer lonstint) B (gBTBBH-frBTN)

C fgalvanomeier resistanie) 7 |gBt{BTB'flB)

C (geometric mean) vi ( 31 ?^^ BIVB)
g , 'g* (accelerution due to gravity) »[i (rBlffe

g. I (gram) BI. (bj»b)

2 (grain) B. (BB)

G (gravitational ionstaDt) vtn (BrBirfC'ftBTl*)

Y ^ (ratio of specific heats of a gas) ^

,Ha, ,D (deuteroD) (OFUtl)

I! (heal) « (nwt)

If, h (height) trr, tr (tvsib)

H (horiiontal component ^BBB of eacth’a field) ^

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h (Planck’* constant) T*

H, Q (quantity of heat) « (l«tl Tifti)

I (current) 1 (atwfnlr uniti) V (^Tl)

2 (practical units) ^

1 (intensity of illuminalioD) Ml (srMM?*^®'*^)

1 (lotensily of magnelisalion) g ^"TSl)

Cf B (magnetic induction) g_(gtf«»? nfraM)

I, K (moment of inertia) 3 '^tin ftafttW

I (total inieniily of eartli'a field tf?) 7
I (angle of incidence) it (wrna"»ni)

J (mecbanical equiialent of heat) Vt

*K(alisolulr scale of temperature, Kelvin)

K (bulk modulus of elasticity) ^ (■rf^Mt'K'^rf'ir tinif)

C/ E (modulus of elasticity) g (9»MnMSt *rntc)

K, k (reduction factor) « (STC*I^ B»T)

K (specific induelive capacity] ivi (constant fiMTtf )

K (thermal conductivity) 91 (XtR MTinfAt)

L (coefficient of self induction) (T79TW9-!rnx)

L (latent heat) rn (gtjr-xedl)

L, J (length)

X (v**velen|th) rtj (ttTTTnr*?)

M (eoefftcient of mutual induction) ^7 (TttTT !rt^V7 >ri*)
M (magnetic moment) f> (^s«s fr«rtnt)

M (ntagneio motiie force) g (gne ntm 99)
m (mognificalioo) V1| ((97Tt99)

Kl (mignifving power) ft (fmt«!d<7rfK)

M, m(maii)a.s(sni)

m (pole strength) U {« nfw)

>* (coefficient of friction) q {(rtt^-ijatti: from V Tt)
fi (permealiility) <9 (siftVnTT)

II (refractive index) q (gniMM ^»nn)

,at (neutron) .99* (e«l9Tg)

N> n (numlier) Ml, M. M (M99I)

D, V (frequeniy) Ml9ri9rTJn)

• (angular velocity) aft (iWhf B>vi)

P.TT (Peltier a coefficient) M (M«goT ij»rf)

P, p (pressure) sn, 9 (fiT^y)

p (Irinsmilled fraction) q { (qitfTS tnrm)

q“S ^f"*8e)^ = a

Cl rcumference 9fr1V

* diameter
^(sogW^fmH)

Q, q (qnsniiiy of cleclricily) 1 (alsoluii units) «t (ftgf

iiTm, n%9« qvx)

2 (practical umti) 9T
r 1 (angle of reOection) art (7tr9%9 ifw)

Cf. I (angle of incidence) « (sTTTTr.^M)

2 (angle of refraction) g (gxiTd «N)

R (gas constant) m (flft frarii)

R, t (radius) tn, 9 (ftrmi)

R (resistance) 1 (abiolnte units) T (tVM)

2 tpraeiical units) n
R (resultant) nt (q (< et n(l )
p, d (density) o (999l)

P (specific resistance) ^ (wi^* Clu)
a, S (area) 9, d (^919)
e (Jfslaoce IraselleJ) q
■ (element of length or ilislance) m
Cf L.l(leogth)qi,q,^(^u()

• (shunt reiistanre) 79 (7U919M {t9)
a (spare ties* ril.eil) tj (qm)
a (s|>ecific lie <t) s (mi^Hji: x(ri)

S, 1 (surface tension) ft (timfcl)

IT (iKsle-slrength per unit area) 9 (gsf €17 gx Sift)
a (atefan’s constant) f« (ttaqai f7(«t9 ft'txU)

IT (aurface Jrnsits) tt («B tlRSl)

T (ahaoluie temperature) 9j (aifw nn)

T (Liaetic energy) ft (nf« *9))

Cf. E (total energv) fit (iltftes *»?)

T, S (aurface teniion) ft (ttwitift)

T (periodic time) «i, « («t9)

I (thieVeesa) «r (igvwt)

T, t (temperature) m, 9 (m)

I (irantiDilliog power) <n (qiVm Sfir)

I, (initial Icinperaiure) 9, (anR^M 9r7)
t, (Coal lenperatiiir) 9, (wfatTH »17)

I, (neutral temperature) 9« (T?fl9 9n)

T (couple per linit Iwisf ftArt) 9
0 \ (angle) 9 (ihi)

2 (rate of cooling 9)59) gf»
a (distance ol object) 7 (971^
u (snitial t elocity) 9 (qitriMV a^)
r (veiocily) f (ain)

Tg (imtia! velocity) 9 , (Mtfya 9\ij)

V, (final veiocily)^, (wfajjin^ii)

» (image distance) a (aftgfff.^fq)

V (vibration) % (anW)

V, V (volume) a?, 9 (Tfitn)

V, (initial volume)9i, (7Ttl>M9 TRat)

V, (final volume) tt, (*rf»9B qffSI)

(apparent volume) (OmM aRm)

V (potential differenre) 1 (oiioluts unifi) ft (MTO-ftf)

2 (fraeticai vnt(i) fTT

V (potenti*! energy) fr* sa))

Cf. E (loul energy) f« W*fert

V (rerlical componeni of earth's field fen) g

Cf. H Ihoriannlal wfiRt component of earth's Geld

in)d

w (electrochemical equlraleni) n BWi)

V (water equiralent) a (a«r-srn^)

V,w (weight) an. « (Bit)

w (work done) f (yn
X (losceplibility) c (wg^Tin)

X, Y, Z 1 BI. BT, SJI
2 Bf, IT. WI

*.y.*

2 «, t. »

Y (Young's roodiilui)'^

Cf. E (modolns of elasticity) «( (amiTtT3T-Btti*)
Z (atomic number) k (ntng-SBfB)

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

The Greek* hid no nomber* beyond the mj/nad
"ten thousand" (10‘), while the Roman* did not go
beyond mifie “one thooisnd" (10>). The English word
miihoN >« from Italian mifheae, augreenUtire from ntila
**theasaod". In India our sneestort detlt freely with no
less than eighteen deoemloatioei, and gave them specific
simet. In Lalitsvistira, a biography of Lord Bnddht,
namberi go np to 10>> I a period of time

among the Jains, occupies 19t notstional places*!

As is well known, the decimal place value system
Is an Indian invention and it Is from here that the tyttem
hss spread to the whole world. Hence we are quite at
home in dealing with the metric system, qn, ITV.

PB and are single words and can be nsed
simply and iinamhiguously.

Meter is from Latin mtniui to mcs'iire, okinio
Creek snefron a measure, ultimately from Sanskrit »'«i
to measnre. In English meter has two senses (1) That
which measures, an in*lnimcnt or an apparatus, r g.haro*
ncicr, Ihennomctcr. In iM* sense it is esualiy a anffiv.
(2) A unit of length. Its Indian countcrparl is A*
a suffix it has been used in OBBR (^leB ardwrai'an
instrument for measuring raiofill’. \t hen atandinghj
itself it has been used as a general word exprcsilDg

*qiT*WfB and ’(iT'Wir are the prevalent names

now adaya.Bntwjti (10,000) andajtr (million) are aimpler

and easier to nse in componndi. Fortunately sj® u
one of those few higher numhera whose value li furly

meainre as well as particular measures, e.g. according
lo the commentator of *»d

100 wntt make 5 BWs or qvts.

The word im can be made to cover both the
nsage of meter, vie , (1) rnif meter as the unit of length,
•nd (2) RPT as a inffix denoting a mrasoriog instrnment.
e.g. enBrntT thermometer.

Meter is lubditided into derimeler, centimeter,
millimeter, etc. Their Indian eqiiivalentt would be
itr«ST5T, Ittfeim, etc. Similarly (or decameter,
hectometer, kilometer, etc, whlih are its multiples, the
Indian equivalents would be qUBpr, irawPIi etc.

In wei'lits and capacity measures we had great
variety in the past. After long scarih we have been
aide to select out of these n senes which can serve as the
basis for the formation of modern English terminology.
Even a cursory gisneeat the two set*, the oncient Indian
and the modern English, will convince the reader that
the English System is largely Indian, from the grain up
to the ton. The weights arc uinatfy multipfes of two
(j, 2*, 2*, 2*, 2*. 2"), with an occasional multiple of
three or five. The aiarting point is 09. which it no
more and no less than a grain. IBO ifos make one Ms.
The present day Indian Government or Railway ten fs

constant right up from the 9^^ (l«.'). Sftlfhrsfctn
{».V*. SI. V, ». ^ X*. t J, ^vwfkwittgtat and Vi lwWntf t a down
to Aryabhala I (499 A. D.), ^rldhara (750 A. D ), Bhia-
karall (1150 A.DJ, etc.

so j5’Jr one ula bein' eilctly 180 gr»ia» (see aliO
\rebster'8 New International Dictiooarj' of the Eb'IisIi
L ingaige, 1931, ev ler)

an? 19 in use already llcoce it is not used VPVt
which It another niine for smt, it 13 ms, ju>t as one
gram is 13 graini (IS 433336} IlenLe «|a7 becomes the
basis of the rnetne lyttem of weightt

Ottr IS our unit of capacity meaiurea imee tiroca
immemonal It is the counterpart of the nadern liter.
In Webster its value bat been worked out to be 1 03
liter*.

9T7 foot m ^ both mean fool The Eng*
lish word is historically a descendant of the Sanskrit
word. As a measure ^ has been used in the vrn9>lllV<l,
in the atVr^s and elsewhere Like all other tueasiitea
in ancient times it mast base varied slightly from place
to place. There are two measuremenli giveo for
one IS 13 stress and the other is IS M^ns
The second measnteraent is apptowmaltlj 111*. In
enodern times the foot is a fixed mcasureaient of 13
inches It was used extensively (or measuring laod.
On the European Continent, the fool, now largely
replaced by meirie units, varies locally letMcen It and
11 inches It is interesting to note that as in India the
«ai iubdivided into 13 adgulat ao in the English
system tlto the fool is luhdivided into 13 parts, the
SBchet. Only an inch IS slightly longer than an
(and hence our word fftija for inch], An loch was
ongioally divided into three parts called barley come,
whose length was declared by a statute apparently of
17 Edw 11 given in the Coltoniio Manuscripts (Qao*
dios D 2) to be that of 'three grams of barley, dry and
round , placed end to end lengthwise.

Originally ^rr is the range of the voice in calling
or hallooing In ancient literature S^rr la equal to
one tboosaad qv(i or four thousand qtns (gyq cobii).
qyqislhe fore-arm from the elbow to thelipoflhe
middle finger and is equal to twenty-four wj^a or
eighteen inches. Thusailln is six thousand feet as
agsiQit 5380 feet of' the English mile. As a mile is
shorter ibm a sTIr, ^ is added to rIst to signify

Juit as the Indian KttT is formed of one thousand
qris to the EogUth mile is originally one thousand

‘Mile' is from Latin mifis, milfio. plural of mills •
thousand, Le. msfso pastaitm ‘a thousand paces’. Xills
is akin to Sanskrit Inq ‘multitude, a large number'.
Jlile has changed from time to time and place to place.
‘The ancient Roman mile was about one thouaand lix
hundred and twenty English yards, while the old Scolch
mile was 1 123 and the Irish mile 1.273 statute miles-
On the Continent the old miles which hare been re.
placed officially at least by the kilometer, varied from
about II hundred yards to over 12 hundred yards. The
geographical, nautical or sea mile Is the length of a
minute or 21,600, of a great circle of the earth. Accor,
ding to the value adopted by the Drilish Hydrographic
Office, It it SIX thoutind eighty feet and is called the
Admiralty mile. The Roman pastas was from the heel
of one foot to the beet of the same foot when it next
touched the ground, miking five Roman feet. This has
to be compared wiih the FuD)ib iaran (Sanskrit KW)
wh'ch is alto 5 feet and is eemmooly in use among ibo
villagers.

itpf and sNr are shorter than furlong and letgae
respectively. Ilencc furlong is SVTqq and league b

Id liquid measures start !s made with s^, our
eoBulcipait of gill.

t

«

scrqcwntft

Tlie same relationship is ahowa by the English
measures :

4 gillinpint

8 pinu = giIlon
63 gsUoniBbogsbeid

(Note the slight variation in the last item). This
pvea us the following equivalents
piDt=qnn
gallon-arm
hogibead-sril

The apothecaries' fluid measure name eqatUons
have been lioiilarlj worked out
minim—

fluid dram- nr* yrpi
fluid ouDoe- srai

The goldsmith i tnq of IS qqi is slightly differeat, bciag 17 graina troy.

pinta«((rTV)vrni

WITV.

In dry meaiurt* llie ttiiting point U nmapint.
Sixtj*foor ftm* male n So do 64 pint* maVc one
bnthel. Hence bnshel is A barrel is mnch preatet
than a tpprJl. Renee it has been rendered by rr^T^Mt.

In circular meisuret jtXTodegree is well known,
has been used for a minute and for a second.

W 1 and Hrcai are both ancient words.

Aroirdupois weights being the commonest in itte
are called ?rTOT*n- WTT. The atartiop point is ^-.gram.
The next weights are dram, ounce and pound. The
dram and ounce are lighter than oar ^ and
wspectirely. So they are termed snow and
The pound is heasier than our ais«(u. Renee a is
termed in^itf?. The hundredweight approximates our
tMl, which word we have retained without the addition
of a prefix or a auffix. 20 nHl* make a So do 20

hondredweighti a ton. Hence ton ia tni.

The word ton haa been used Tariouity in the
English langusge :

short ton (ton) srv4, 9^

long ton (2240 lbt)agrois ton, ibippet's Ion

metric loOHmilliervtonQettt snOdB

assay ton nflvi inrd
comiaereial ton wrlsixS-BT^

(Cornish) mining ton (2352 lbs )
nantical ton sndtv jnv

register ton (a unit of internal capacity for
ships— 100 c ft ) JRW.

Troy weights arc ?*r xtiT (i*r gold). A troy grain
is the same as an avoirdupois grain. Feunyweigbt (24
grains) is much bigger than our vn (IS aws). So it U
termed beutw. 480 n»s make one gftjr So do 480
grains make one onuce troy. Thus an ounce is exaetlv
a gffjr. The pound troy (5760 grains) being amalleV
than the pound avoirdopoia (7000 grains, siaafe) is
BT^feVt. A carat (3.086 graina troy) would be tnjsil (3
BBS make one jea), and a carat grain (oae./ourth of a
carat) ii BVB. Crtth (Gk, inlAa “a barley corn' ) u
SBB. It i« .08987 gram. 1.34805 graini.a liter of
hydrogen at n tp.

In apothecaries’ weights grain and pound are the
tame as in the troy system. Scruple (20 grains] u BtflB

(tlTB being 15 BBs) Dram (60 gr.) and ounce (480 gr.)
are exactly 5ITtiH» BB) and gffB (vc* BB).

A consolidated series of ancient weights and cubic
measures, from a BB to a SBB> is attached below;

1H BB^BTB

V

B Snvi = Bl?t

\ bVb=bb

B BB = gr»K (BefiTBl)

B 5fe)

B

B RTifiT-Bvafe (iXB,3<V»BB)

B BStf^^tTlTB (mftBT. BB)

B TOB^StB (a seer)

* RW=B15*

B

«ir55l(BBB,*n# BB.cwl. =700 000 gr.;
long cwl *= 781,000 grj

V J(Wl=Bn)

k (n,c»»,<** BB, tOD-14 000,000 pr.;

long ten ■ 15,680,000gr., jtbb’ B»B«rffftp. rw.
tn> tntriiwi btjbbj*

gBT, BlBB^t cB)

A word about the abbreriatloos, Tlie first lyl*
lable usually serves ibe purpose, but in certain cases,
for extmple when the word begins with an ofl>used pre*
fix like s, there are deriations. These should be
carefully noted.

Motiic Syatoxn
vt let

1. Length WTBTB

miCTO>tDetec=micron (»i)atg WRi Ogft-BTB=B^B(g JiT*
fk.BI .gjo.a.sast irr)
milli'meler (mm ) BR (fsT tn t < sat Bt )
centi>iBeter (c., cent., cm.) trfs-BR (%.BT , •.*! Bt )
deci-meter (dec , dccim,, dm ) (f? Bf • * t B 1 )

meter, metre (m ) BtB (Bt )
deca-meter (dkm, dm J ^ bR (B-BT.; 1 » BT )
heetO'iueter (liecloin , bm ) BR'BR (ST BT '• BT )
ktlo<meter (kil , kilo , kilom , kl., km ) BR (B BT.t
1v«» BT)

rayrit'meter (mym ) »iga-BR (« Bi; bi.)

roega-meler BET BIB, sga-BTB {B.BT,aBT5 tc.es.aos jn.).

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2. Weigbl WJT

toa (M T)»millietoiooneaa

',••• *it)

qaiotal (q ) ^ig ijpq (st Vt.! ^ )

Bsyria gram (uj/g ) WJS-W*? (W W >•,••• Wj)
kilo = kilo gram (kg, kgm , kilo, kilog] (<li

WI , »,«»• «I)

hecio gram (hg) ITS-«M(?r’n '••W.)
deca-gram (dkg) q^T-'Jls'T (tat, 1» ’»T)

granilg.gm.gr

, grm ) 91»9 (91 )

deci'gram (dg } qftT-RIiq (f? 91 • 1 WT )

centi gran (eg , c

gm)9rfl-9I»9 lftT9t. a.a

191)

milli gram (mg ,

mgm. mgr, mgrinj B(fB9fr9 {fiT«1.

• ••1 91)

micro gram ( ,ig

1 «3 9T»9. 93 % 9f»9

( 591 , &.9l;

• «»a*aT9t]

d Capacity 9tfnt

kilo.liter(kl)<..l

ere 9MT 9T9 (9 T9 Ta«<

> f9)

becln liter (heclol ,hlO 99-BT9 (9T9, !•'
deea liter (dU) 99 9t9 (T t9 . Ta T9 ]

• T9)

liter, litre (1 . JiL) 9TQ («)
deei-Iil«r(dl)^rn2t't(r^?9 *1^0
MDii liter (cl ] ftfa tntt (fn n I « *1 ev )
milli-liter (ml ] fltrrt sn (r<t eo. * ««t )

Engllih S;*t«a

srf^nr ww

4 Linear Mcaiure «m
inch (io)irt!ia (9T)
fool (ft >91^(91)
yard (yd ) 9f«S (9 . 99..)
rod (rd)<ipo)e ('>\ yd<) ^tl »»» 9^?)
fnrloog ((ur 40 rvdt) stem (ei > Va kir)
mile (m , mi ) (i& )

league (1 , 3 milet) n^n (81 S k l&m)

3 Square Ileature 9^-919

•q'iare (.q ) (, )

acre ( V , a meaaitre o( land, originiUy the amoant ploo*
ghed liy a yoke of oxen 10 • da«, new 160 aq rods)

919 (C: It* 9.

loiTflitiip (36 aq nileO ^ « tif.)

6. Cubic Aleiiure 09 int
cnbie {00)99(9 )

board loot (144 ea. lochea) virv 977 (tyy 9, 9 I 3 V)

«ord (128 cu. feel) 4)3 (t^e 9. 9tl)

7. Chain Meaaure rtmi 919

Cootet'a chain aaurveyor'a chain ^in99*499T (aurrey

bok 0t.)«A(9)

chain (ch.) liqidl (rf.)

S. Nautical Meaaure 919
faihom (6 ft ) 93 ( 9 )”
cable’a length (4119 (R)

Dauliea! mile RT3I illlTV (91 ^ )
marine league 9igi «iht (BT. 99 )

9. liquid Meaaure 9TB 919
gill (gi , gl ) B9fi! (»J )
pint (p . pt . 4 pill) rmt (n , v 9961)
qoanfq,. qt , 2 pioti) g9 [j. Xirm)
gallon (gal , gall , 4 quarlt) anf« (< . V
barrel (bar , hbl , II , hri , 31| gillona) eriaifl (9.9IT.I
Mm BIT*)

bogahead (hhd . 2 barrrla) Bid («T . X arivtfl)

10. Apothecarlea’ Fluid Meaaure ^9)99 btb 919
minim (o , min ) (tq )

fluid (or liquid) dram (0. dr ,60 minimi) 9r9 919 (sfrt.l
%* fwa^t)

fluid (or liquid) ounce (II ox, 8 fluii drami) 949 gfbt
(9 O , < WtB bib)

pint (O ;16 or 20 fluid ouncea) btb rm (9 9.; X*
•99 5^W)

gallon (C. B piuti) 9TB BTK (9 9 I < 9TB 9TT8)

11. Dry Meaiure gc* 9T9
pint (p . pt ) BTI9 (9 )
qneitfq. qt ,2 pioli) 36(3. X «9T9)
peck (pk , 8 quarti] iTRiflei (ai qt., e 3^)
buihet (l>u , bulb , 4 pecka) XI9 (tL V aro)^)
barrel (bar . bbl , bl , lirl • for fruila, etc,; lOS quarta;

1 album originally meaut ‘fully itrcIcLed anna’ and
thenre a mcaiure of length foniaining aix feel (formerly
lonietioiei fire and a half, or fiTc feel), Xi a mcaiore of

length, ilt Indian counterpart la 93 ^ (cqaa) to four
Mil, each gB being eighteen inebea).

68

7056 cubic iDcbei) jrpT,

al3»i

12. Circulir Measure inT
second (') fwi ('J
loioute I') 0

degree (‘J sisT {®)
ijasdrsot ^w, {jftrr

-circle, circumference (4.qu8(lrsali) (»

13. Avo'irJupoii Weight Sini*Q *fT?
evoirdupoii (“weight of goods tr , ardp , sroir.) trwrr^
(«T)

(E-, Rf.) )

drsm (dr,. 27 11 32 grain*) nm* (SH , »V11 55)

•oonce (os,, 16 drams] ^err^ (3,, 91755)

pound (lb.; 16 ouuce*) nrcafs (vt., ^951)

stone (si.; 11 IL* ) AfTT (ss.. t« jrrwfe)

4|uarter (q,; 2 stones] (3 . ^ srtM)
iiandredweigfal (cwt , ItiO lbs.) n short hundredweight
•Tpft(nl) t**9tnrfa)

long hundredweight (1. cwU 112 lbs]

S7*7&}

ton (t , to., 20 ewls , 2000 lbs.] vsbort ton 89^ (ti.. 5*

%»•» ttrmfkl) =9Tf 85^ (5?.n-)
long ton (1. to *,2240 Ihi.) Bgrois ton, shipper’s ton i(ttt

aieafe)

metric ton (M, T., 1000 kilo-rams] tnTre Jwi
1#»» «5W81»1]

14. Troy -Weight tffsm

lr»jf(t)«JT(V)

gtaio (s , gr.) 88 ( 5 )

penoyweighl (Jwt , 24 grams] n(nn9 (n. 818. 88)

oonce ( 0 * 20 pennyweight*) gfr j (g) . %ji g.

aSTWlf)

pound (lb t 12 ounces 5760 grains] nhliSTI (8rf^ h

iiiargt ( g nt . 4^ gfta ‘w4» 88)

15 Apothecaries' Weight WTT

apothecary (ap ) 88fit* (4 J
-T»*ofp,gr,)88(8)

acruple (s. ap. 20 grains) ntn8 (Stn ; X* 88)
dram (dr ap.. 3 serapies] 8t8 (nr . Vnt . 4 fl8T8]
ounce (oz. ap , B drams) giT8 (g ) ghl8 (8. g.. C

818]

ponod (lb. ap., 12 ounces) (Sifv); vfufy

(vta).. ixgTfB)

MATHEMATICS

“It is India that gare the io-eoious method of ex*
pressing all nnubera by means of ten symbols, cich
symbol receiving a value of position, as well as ao ab*
solute value, a profound and important idea which
appears ao simple to us now that we ignore its true
merit, hut it* very simplicity, the great ease which it baa
lent to all computations, putt our arithmetic in the 6r*t
rank of useful inventions.

“Even though there has been a slow growth of
ideas in the history of human civilisation, the history of
reckoning presents a pccutiar picture of desplate stagna*
tion. When viewed in this light, the achievement of
the unknown Hindu, who sometime 10 the first centuries
of onr era discovered the principle of position, stsnmet
the proportion of a world event,

*Tbe invention of luuya or zero liberated the bn.

man intellect from the prison bars of the Creek count*
lug frame. Unce there was a si-u for the empty colomit,
"carrying uver” on slate, paper or other material for
writing wss juat at easv as carrying over on the abacus.

"Aryabhata about A.D. 470 discusses thejrulea of
ariibnieiic, use* ibv Jaw of si-DS of Diopbaatu}* gives a
table of sines in intervals of 3}, and evaluates as
3 1416. In short, Hindu mtthematiea nlAxta urhez*
Alozandrinn xnathomatict left off Just a little
later, in the sixth lenlury, comes Bralimignpta, who
follows the same tlieinesas Iryabluta: calculation, series,
equations. Tliese early Hindu mathematicians had al*
ready stated the laws of ‘ciphers' or kitaya, on which alt
nor aritbmeiie denends, namely,

a X 0 «. 0
n + 0 > o

69

• - 0 B a*

"Egdipped with their timple snd elotjeeiit bbid*
her lyrnhoh the Hioilui broke awiT completely from
the metaphorical way o( dealin' with fractioaa. They
wrote fraitioQ) a« we write them anil they had ao
arithmetic which lent itielf to rapid ralruUtioo without
meehaoical aida, ther experimeDted with them aa with
whole numbera Tima JIahaelri (A D 830) gave our
rale for dindio* one fraction by another in the aame
wordi which a achool teacher might uae today ‘make the
denominator the numerator and then multiply'

“All the algoritbma for fractions now used were
invented by the Hindna

la it rot equally atrango that algabra thn
coxnar-atono of modorn nalhaxnatiea alao oiiglna
tod in India and about tho aarao bma that poai>
tional numeration did T

The adi ance from 'rhetorical' diaeuaaion of rnlea
for teiriD' probleini to aymboliim of the modern aort
wai wcUnigh impaaiible for the Greeks, who had already
exhaniled the letteraoflhe alphabet for proper num*
hcra Although th« flioda onmerali remoied ibis
obstacle to progreti> there was at best no social necht«
Bery to impose the tiniverial use of deuces for repreeen*
Hog operators The only opcrttire symbol which wee
trsBiBitted to us hy the Arabs from fluidii sources is
tbe square.root sign (s')

Prof. Lancelot Kogbeu

^*11?* srtevr: t

rtfcnt b n

( niiaikaracaryt, 12th ccniory A.D. )

Algebra ii dls, olyTTyl or olauftlq, the science of
analysii the opcrstiou or eomputilioa with 'seeds*. It
was iho known as fXl-qfcra or simply (which
dealt particularly with indetermioste cqnaliona of the
first degree). Anelher name was ettqse nfrla ‘calculalioos
with unknowns' at agaretl agtt fifty ‘aleaitUaa with
knowns' used for anthinctic and geometry.

According to onr nncienu, the a aloes of symbols
fn antlimeKe are tVK that is definitely determinate
while in algehre are stee^ that ia Indefinite, Bbts>
kariOrya clearly said ihit the tcieneo of »tgac nfts

• To this is lo be added oo

is the source of the science of calculation with knowns.
Ancient Tlindu algebra comprised the laws of
aigsit, tbe arillitnetic of xero and infioity> operations
with unknowns, surds, indeterminate equations of the
first degree and the aqaare«fiatnre or the so-called
Pcllian equation. To these may be added concarrenco
and dissimilar operations.

Algebra began early in India during tho Yedie
*go. The geonielrieal method of the transformation
of ■ aqnare into a rectangle haring a given side is
equivalent to tbe aolntion of a linear eqottiOQ in one
ookeown —

Vedie fire-altars were constructed in different
geometrical designs, one of them was the ftfiy
(in the form of a falcon). Its body eonilsied of four
aqnarts, each of its wings a rectangle, and so on. This
fire-altar was enlarged in two ways— firstly, so that all
the eoDsiitncDts were affected in the same proportion^
tcconJIy, ao that the breadth of a portion of the wings-
was left oBaffeaed. ti t h« tbe nail for eelargemeal
lu the first esse, we shall have to solve the quadralin
equation

- 71 + m,.

where m denotes the increment of the fire-allsr in sian
Therefore z* •• 14-^^

Id psrtienlsr, when m w 91, we shall have

r’ — J3 ^ 14 (approximately),

which orcura lo tbe ^alspatba-Brihinana

In tbe aecond ease of enlargement tbe equatiot
forx will be

2xX2. + 2[,(.+ l)j+,(.+ i)

“ 7J + n,

O* ^z• + u - 7} -f «,
which fa a eompfete qnidrstie cqnation.

The problem of eltar conitraetion gave rise also
to eertaiu indetenninate equations of the second degree,

11 )

m

w

ind •uanluaeoo* indetennlflite equation* of the tjpe

ax+ bi + c* + dv “ pt
*+y+*+lO " 1’

SYMBOLS OF OPERATION— The fir«t ijUaMe
ofaword, placed Ufore or after the qnantity, eerrea
the parpo*e of the lymbol. For addition one of the
Sinikritword»l* 3 ^. It i* abbreTiited tog. Similarly
the ancient Brabmi *, which i* a ero**, ttand* a* the
•ymbol of inbtractioo, beinj? the abbrerUtion of 3
abbtcTiated from gepT or gf^ •tandi for mnliiplleatioii

and an from win or mfsPl for diriiion. Often theae
aymboU are not ti*ed. J«xtapo»ition lerrei the pnrpote.
The nie of lbe*e aymbot* i* be*l illaitraled by the
Bakhihali manutcripL Bakh»hali ii a Tillase in the
Pethawar di»trict. The mannicript lay between atone*.
It wa* diicOTered by a farmer who wa* dlttioganthe
nonnd* in 1881. Thi* Ii the oldeit mathematical
mannacript yet diacorered. It I* written in ancient
-jiradi acript of Kaahmir on birch-bark. It* age ha*
been rHonaly etllmated. aomc placio' it in the aeeood
<entnry pn the day* of Kaoi.hka), other* at late a* the
twelfth eentnry A.D.

mean*

mean*

(/ofio 59 rtctd)

1111111 1 I

3x3x3v3x3a3x3xl0

[folioiT recto)

l/ohc 'J5 otTio, mut$latetD
1 1 1 1 an I 11 36

{/olto 23 nerao)

an H 11 * 11

{/ol!o 43 recto)

111 1 I 11 ^ 1

mean* Vx+S^s, '^x-'*~l

(/oho 59 recto)

I • I 1 1 1 11 I « »| mt»a

I 1 Ii 1 I 1 1 h l| '

mean* * + 2* + 3x3x+13.x4^=s 300

(foUo 23 tfr«)

In later •timet there waa a change of plan m the
writing of eqaation*. Here are two illnatrationa, one
from Pplhndakaaraml (860 AJ) ) and the other from
Dfaaakarlcarya (1130 A.H 1—

( 1 ) • ^ 1 * ^1

m* 1 ^0

writing z for m

sa.D + xlO-8

X* +x 0 +1

orO^a-flDx - B » s< -f Ox + 1

which meana 10 z - 8 a c' + 1,

( 2 )nt 1 »T< sfto VI*

mo mi *1 vli

writing z for m> y for m and g for <ft
5x + 8y + 7, + W - 7z + 9y + 6a f 63.

Equation* were elaatified at mTCtnTt(*impIe),
tA (quadratic). tp( (cnbir) and l/|«n pii-qnadralle). The
of Jlainu ev*) ia lomelimea interpreted to
refer to there equitioni. Another elaaalfication of
cqnatioDt i* according to Brahmagupta of 638 A D.
trd-tnfr*I*T, wltUwA-niilwm and anfls, \ C. equation* in
one nnknowo, in KTeral unknown*, and tucli at inrol-
ved product* of nnknowni, qdai-tnftCT*> i* further aob-
divided into linear equation* and quadratic equation*

It would be interealing to follow the ancient alge>
braUit of India one by one and century to century. Bat
it would be ouUide the tcope of thli introdnetion. Here
1 ahall mention in prating a point or two which are of
particular interest for the history of mathematic*. In
830 A.D. Mahjvira, a Jain author, wrote an epoch mak-
ing work rif^-niTntrS. He knew that the quadratic haa
two roots, and he employed the modern rale for finding
the root of a quadratic.

71

Our rock-bottom is formed by »ncient vrords —

«'T( Bomeritor, dcfrce.it^ dipt, distance,

requited, at^»uli*tilule,«niyjVa»cenilin» anTit proof,
at^ iurJ, horizon, zcries, qaynqi

cross multiplualion, frtVir'l equate, ftiaq interpreta-
tioD, fn^tisT ilhislritioo. al'elirj, ^ root, radi-

cal (the European words are translations from Sanskrit)^
arVil ^iim, quantity, etftvj qviotient, atrfr^ multiple,
^ dcaomicatot, table, etc,, etc

I'hen there are words of * ommon iisajse-— int lead-
ing, aaa constant, aHtTir lodefinite, ar^trqn investiga-
lion, wratt base, stlin? recurring, liighetl, 3siqq

railing, ^*r»q identity, TO virialde, ft WTO determinatil,
ftro law, qfnt row, nt^X natural, grealesh

line, linear, RIM fharacteristic, real, ft^TO

discnmioant, fttlirf C'paotion, etWfoi common, nntpq
general, ifttn limit, etc , etc.

Our aneicnli used a variety of terms to denote
the same idea or the same term to denote tanous idcaa.
For ns it was neither desirihle nor poisihle to nse one
word for more than one idea or more tlisn one word for
the same idea. ITe bad to use definite terms so that
there be no confusion as to what is meant, llius wt
U nsed for the hypotenuse at well as the diagonal. ^
meins form, aritlitnelical unit, loleprat numt-er*. known
or absolute number, an<l a known quantity at liavkng
ipecifle form Similarly wi appear* for the letter* of
the alphabet for an unknown magnitude or quantity id
algebra, for the figure 1 in anilinielie and according to
tome for a coeffiricei

For quotient we haic sitiT, etf», «nM, arrf^.
TOis^r, sratf^, TO. For roeificienl we hare qsi.ti*,

stfft rA andqrstrftnTO 'Fhc loerficiciil of a root in
algebra is r ^g ci. Here rjei i» an agent noun, meaning a
aoUiplier, cquir'ilent to For miillipIieatioD il-

self, Sanskrit mslhematical literature allows a variety
which IS unsurpassed— qsR, gvRTl, Cfit, TO- wfttsft,
n-'en, wroi*!, tfff, ttgiro. stg^a stand# for
proportion, ariihmetiral progretsion and rule of three.

Some of the important ipeeific lermt nted sit
mithemalict are eiptaineil hereunder

stir 'numerator’ and ‘degree* is an ancient word.
Grade has to be distinguished from degree. It is
part of a right angle and thus smaller than a degree
which IS ,^ih part of a rigbi ongle. It hai been irin*.

lated by arro, smaller than an WfT, the inffix deno
ling diminution

**9 ha* been used in Indian astronomy for 'ter
tettn'al latitude , We liave used the apecific word attg
(<f. equator, ^patfW longitude). In oni

terminology atq hat been retained for 'axis*.

is an obtuse angle, atfh stands for atfhq
I e, an angle greater than a right angle, Cf.

innqfR 'noareciirring* is from 'recurring

amnq IS ‘recorrence*.

‘article’ it already in nse in Ilengali. It
has also been nsed is the Hindi version of the India!
CoMlitntion. Etymologically atg- small -4-^ section.

M jiaiui 'trace', i e, ‘to copy by follosring the
lines is a denominative verb, a r ^ft nt traced.

ttvnw ‘aiiiet*. Aiiter is a Latin word meanuig
otherwise. For the Indian student waqin has its parallel
formations in TOT. 841, ele.

atTOTsi is nsed for multiple in Iliadi and nengalf,
IS as ancient word in the tense of • coramon
raeatnte. WTOTO it reduction of a frietioa to its lowest

njnt ‘odd’ And grit ’even’ are ancient words aied
as early as the i;rtg^*.

sTgl’sstne’ is from vfatf to deserve, to merit, to
be worthy of.

least. Cf. maximnm. llotli are

ancient words

attthn is a faithful iraniUtion of locommensnr-
able, element by element m. at- + -com
rar* ✓in + aile -qw,

«n^n '*iil>stititle* is well-known to students of
Sanskrit, c g. Panini, Wlftiqi^snftx^.

WITO 'rectangle* i$ an an- lent word and it also in
common use in Hindi, Bengili soil other Indian Ian-

WntR 'length* It an ancient word

nt IS the spoke of a wheel, hence a radius. From
«t IS derived 107 radian, i. e. a central angle tnUended
in a eireir by an arc whose length is equal to the radius
of the circle. Radian, when uieit as an adjective, would
be snfW

wmfxw, atTTO period, tn+v'fq'tn torn round*.

l*Bjq and TOTOl have lieen specifically used for
altitude end height respectively. Both are ancient

vordi.

ii an ancient worJ, ‘point upward*’* hence

'Terticar,

to hrlni; near, a<4MV brought near, appro*
zimate. common to both

coroUarv, WW proposition. A corollary
is a proposition re[|Qiriog no additional proof following
upon one just demonttraled

ir<% unit (‘a single tbing, as a magnitude or
number regarded as an undivided whole’}. It is nsed
in this sense in Bengali (see Gnha'a Modern Anglo*
Bengali Dictionary),

identity, from identical.

‘hypotenuse of a triangle is an ancient word.
•WI 'minute' occura in ^rTtr^I^and other wotLa.
KTT^ and for 'permutation* and ‘combtna*
tion' respectively are self-explanatory terina and have
been used as being clearer and more definite than zn^f
for combination and for permutation.

'horizon', occurs in crtthn and
It is also widely nsed in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, etc.
wfVn is horizontal.

area. The word is nsed In the nlnrivyty
and as meaning the inperfielal contenia

of a figure. It !i current in Hindi, BengiU, etc. ‘eat is
also nsed by zndzR (or area of a figure. That
occurs for dislin't or precise area (of a triangle, etc.).

tntr 'power', it widely used in Hindi. Ilia an
ancient word. It ii from mnltiply.

ytai i^uadrant. It is an ancient word and tignifies
a fourth pan.

yjy 'arc' is from

logirishm. According lo the Jaiis

author of if f =2” then n is called the

of a. is the number of times a particular number
can be divided by a base. If 64=4* then 3 represenis
the number of times that 64 can be divided Ly 4. Idle*
rally ^ 'vuttiog' and the number of times tbst the
division can tahe place is or simply In 64

“4*, 3 is the log of 64 to the base 4. common

logirithn.

common system of loganihma,
.i. e, logtriihma haviog 10 for their base Its complete
translation would be ^siiuitd'r For brevity 411 baa
been nsed ioilead. anti.logarithm.

^ is the parent of ‘sine*, zui 'sine of an hat
been nsed in the It.'S'i. iftRm ‘cosine’ is also

from the ^(citCIsv. There it signifies the cosine of an

angle in a riphl-angled triangle. ^«CTS6l6wi covened
sine. tWeh is s ersed or reveraed,

wftTyi (abbreviated to zymi) is tangent when it
IS the portion (of the straight line tangent to a curve)
between the point of langency and a given line. In the
aeose of a tangent Iioe or curve it is or simply

tynl

(y litvt fnfa is a Sanskrit facsimile of the European
word tri-gono-raeiry Tri- is Sanskrit fy. ^st for Greek
tfonm IS the commonest Indian word for angle,
already occurs in the Mahabbarata. tfletttifVI of ZTHVTT*
has been translated by Colebrooke as a 'circle in
contact With the angles, an extenor circlet one cirenm*
scribed.' i/elrv 'messoremeBt', from Sanskrit

root m to measure.

decimal. is widely used in Hindi

for decimal. Here 11 visible an attempt to have ■
phonetic approximation lo the English word. Bnt sy
meaning a part la not required after ^ZTR, aa itself
means the tenth part Decimal is derived from* Lat.
drcimus 'lenih’ from drerm ‘ten’ +.al, of whieb the
exact Indian equivalent will be inTBTy(^tnt tenth d-’t*)*
In Dengali is already current (see Gnha's Modena

Anglo BcDgali Dictionary).

‘maDliiia’. The Indian word ii eryitil
clear while the English word ii perfectly opaque la
Latin It meant an addition, make-weight. The word ia
believed to be of Etruscan origin. This word hss gone
out of use in geoersl English, where it meknt sb
addition of lillle value In mathematics it denotes the
decimal part of a common logarithm.

rgyry attOerr quadratic equation. Quadratic is
an adyeclire from quadrate 'square*. In a quadratic
equation the highest power yty of the unknown

quantity is a aquare

fnm isosceles triangle. Latin isMcefes is
fromGreek noilriei. nos ‘equsl'+ifcslos ‘leg*. In geometry
it is a triangle having two equal aides. It is a algui*
fiunt bnt unioielligible word, rgf tb fy^ is in compa*
rlaon aimphcity itself. It is nfyigw lhree<sided figure,
fg two of tbe sides beiog znt equal,

yy positive and yiei negative, yy in the sense of
an affirmative quantity or plus and yiVT in that of a
negative quantity or minus ore ancient words,

§y pole. ^ in the ^OtyTyraigoifiei a celestial
pole. It ii widely usol in all important Indian
liagnages.

mendiaa. MeriJiin u a ^reat circle ^ oq
tbe auifarc of ihe earth, parsin' through the polei
aad an;- gncD place, i» abort for ^sBttWl

faijq problem. A problem la a propOMttoia
rcapainag an operation to be performed or a ceaatme*
t)«a fnrio to be made Literally ft7< u that which ia
to be conitrocted. Cf. theorem

atiH for data u widely naed id oar aitroBomleal
literature. Etymologically it is that which baa been
pnt down *erve ai a bant for mathematical

i>Te<ti|ttioB. Literally data nr ita iiagnlar ditnm
would be 'gi«a\

ay^H acute angle. It ia leia than a right angle.
Cf oiPrtlei obtuie angle

circum- ai a prefii impliea round, around,
about. Circnm- IS used adterhially to signify aroaod,
about, on all iidei Cf circnraceour,

circumradiaa, cireuraacribe, oftpi circumcircle.

penraeier, tbe whote outer boundary or
ineaiure am of a body or figure.

anffia. It is an ■« or fignre at tbe foot.
Suffix or sub index is a character affixed below to a
aymbol, to distiD|uiib it in ns eltia Cf i^***
aeripl

integer Tbe Indian term la qalie elear in
dtt meaning and it more readily latelligible than Itt
Engliih equivalent for integer, la uaed in Hindi,

Bengali, etc

nwv eommOD diSerenee. Il ii an ancient word,
'sfs* ilanJi for anti-, sfii la anti clock wiio

from vitritelockwiie manrtand ate ancient

worda and can be uaed aa alterDalivea.

9{^«a« condiiioD. Condition la that which Iimita
or modifiea tbe exiaience or character of aomething, a
reitrirlion or qualification Tbe word la used in Hindi.

Rf^n principle. 9fira<r=tnni(^Rtl. Principle i#
a eomprebcnaire law or doctrioe from which olberi are
derived or OB which olheri are founded, an cleaealiry
pGopoiilioD ur fundamental asiuinption Tbe me of a
la (be acme of firat la welbLnown. Cf. ffffa tbe original
«r pnmitive anbataace nn (R+tnt) itself is a auperif
tITC of 9

rtf for theorem la in nae in several languages.
Cnba'a Angto-Beagall Diettontry gives tltnVrTTS 9 WW
U that which IS to be estahliabed by nnw or proof. Cf.
MN problem.

%m 'reioh* la from ^the reaitlt of a caL

eolation, product oi quotient, etc,].

tfj^^fqnr eaenbe. vfgfflfktl escribed. RfjSsq is to
write {or draw) externally. Escribe is to draw (a circle)

looching one aide of a triangle externally. vfdfV exeir-
ele, «fg(»lw exterior angle, excentre.

graph. it literally dots and lines

A graph is a diagram aymbolising a ayatem of inter
aclationa by spots (ffvjl, all diitingniahable from eni
another and aomi connected by lines (tan) of ihe sizui
lund.

fof 'disc* tl an ancient word.
trjfrvm qnolienl. Quotient h liierally ‘bow nan;
times*. It It tbe number resulting ^ from the divialot
)tfi| of one number by another. ninOiS is current ii
Hindi and Bengali. 4hrraA glvei VS which we have
already retained for result in general. Other ancient
worda for quotient are vnt, sftw, Sixf, srfsv, S9I^.
OroSs, STS.

fits 'fraction* ft from (Osmfi. I( it widely used
an ancient Indian mtihematica, some of its rompouadi
arc rRS.«'«sw addiiion of Iraetioni, multi,

plietitoD of fraetiOBS, Tmin tbe cube of a fraction,
■fa* sm gt division of fractions

^ mesDing the side of any geometrical figure
bas ben used as early at sp*n9 sfts^.

snt* is elesr thsD English 'aaodulns which lite>
Tally means 'a small measnre*.

ftmdvt intersect. Intersect is to cut %qi( into
woe toother fitti .

qsfsVT ‘extractsOD ol roots'. It is an ancient
word. Lalui ’evolution' meant timply ’unloldiDg’,
qtnj exset. Cf yatq precise, correct.

wta 'addition* is from fWl* *sub>

traction* from tifhaisei*.

riTn ’quantity*, an ancient word, is current in
Hindi, Bengali, etc,

<AsO geometry, Isinf^ is in common use.
It short for^fslfl f^*i the science pertstning to
lines or the science of lines, Sinilitly b sfWI

ftetaoology, satflt^arftf^fhsi botany.

Naming o! ■eiancan was as varied in ancienl
daya, ai il is today in the Enropean laogntges. Sometimes
■bitrsct nouns were used, as qrfVtntn. Chemistry, tar«
gery are Enropean examples of abslrirt neant as names
of sciences. In the names of arts and crafts, some word
dcBotalive thereof wu luffived— srffxwf^ wax*

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neeiJte.wotk,

«4 ^rni'rootalc «<irk, ^onieUmr* llir wftrJ ilrnotalWr
ot an anJ criti «a* Ufl P«l a* In wfiirW wloHttB}! of
pr«r{ou» aloof*. Thf pfoftal action notin «t»f ha*
Won uatJ in In wrj-«l*n*'ipIw->»TWl •»'

of rombinitioB and itelalSon of mineral*.

lUndio^ for arl ara* fomfhnf* ilropprd par*
lirulitly viliere the pmnling aiord wa* lUeUacom*
pound, ll wa* tiaual to Irantfrr ibf neulfr gender of
cj to l?»“ rompouBiI wMch wa* a tort of adjfctlro
made to trr>e aa a noun. Ve haTt a Iwautlful eaampto
In tlic via. The u»f of adjfctiTf*

for ntmiog arirncrt alio lierame romnon, e g

A* for an* and craft* the general term wa* a
Bcnlcr noun, *o for different braoclie* of Voooletlge
there wa* the general term |];^fVtTTr men*

tioo* v?r»r(li»} 'knowledge of new romlM*

nation* of ruinrraU , and «(^^ttlf^Tfaift^tt,'know|f«lge
of making gl*** nteniil*'

From the moit amieni timet w« read of nnme*
tout fttn* or teienre*. The ^tl and iittt fttn of the
are wrU'known, Again, adje^tiial form* wiili
feminine cndingi, ortginallj intended to l>e followed b)r
fttn, luie lieen uted in the tame way a* ilu* neuter

atiBtil thii*}* the tciraceof the mimi, irfl, «t«!,
are welbknown from the teverrai of Kantalya.
in hi* comiiientary on the f»t»t ter»e of erifmaiaf*
a eonlinuation of of fktlJmr. meotloo* two

•ileoret and The eommentaior* of

»ueli a* afVn. rri'onl fVttv

ftni. iqimr«a(l ftm. ornrnA ftw.

The ad^eiital (ufris .tr in Vnglldi (ultimately
drrirrd from Sit. through Greek Uiis.iea*

and French .Kjtir) ha* l-ccn aimifirly uicd. Greek or
Latin noun* that were originillr adjcclier* u*cd anh*
atioiivcly hare l«ccn adopted into Fag\l*li, at arithmetic,
mniic. logic, etc. Since 1600 A.I). the plnral form -ar*
hern u«cd initrad to denote name* of aciencea a* i»
phytic*, mithcmitlc*, politic*, allilcilc*, economic*.
ThUwa* probably in imitition of the Creek ta phwiikt,
(4 rdilo. It )* further }ntrrr»li«g to note that there
plural form* are Bow cosittued a* •Ingular*. In French
and-Cennan the •ingular it itill uinl In the Bime*«d
acicncct, eg, rf,» rA»ja. di« iVI.Jit in German and
rAgtiQM*, la rol<<i9«e in t rench.

mn 'perpcndirtilat' I* an ancient wonl. Other
word* tiled in ancient work* are arrwrw iri*

iriWw, WTtttO. WWI*. tjlfj {the perpendicular aider
of m rigbSaogled trunglr, Compound* fron*

«i« are trmiTV having e«|ual perpendicular*, innhrx n
triangle in which thr per(*endUular fall* within, etc

orlhorentre. Orthocenlre it the common
laterteclioii of the three altitude* of a triangle, or of the
font altitude* of a letrahcilron provided theie latter
meet In a point.

mv-ialvt light angle, i.r., the angle iWt made by a
perpeadirular wtw. In dliadi and iteogiti wu^vt i»
•omeltme* *i*ed for a right angle. It i* not a happy
word heeauie it mean* ei|ual.

WmjT *1*1 eomplementiey angle. W»*Tf *♦ thert
for ■rw»loi-XT< th»i which complete* a tight angle
timiloi

ra 'ciirve' »i an ancient wonl
tn »cjuare, ^hijw aipiare root. In anrirni u»age
bA It the tfiutre of a numbre, e g. muare of five,

>i)uare of a frarkion *i\ and widely

current In tlimli, Itrngali, ^larathl, etc.

tQU 'rimilit' It an ancient word. It i« fronn
to turn, to revolve Cf. 'ffv' *
rnf( diagonal. In ancient mathematic* mAhaa
l•ern ti«ed for hypotcnuic and diagonal iroth. wi haa
Ireen retained by ut for hyiuilenuie, while the aivccifica*
lory prefix ft- (here ahott tor ha* been nddcil tc»
•W to dr»Sgnalr a diagonal.

fWlvni:^ theodolite. Theodolite I* an initriimrni
for me«*uring lioritonlal and uiutlly alio vertical angtei,
ffiftviart I* literally an inilrumcnt which iuea»urci rjh
• ogle* lilw of vanou* kind* ft. ft being »hofl foe ftft».
firjit mtnii*. It it from

ftnln ‘aultraction* i* from rjftvrs^tir Cf. tftn
addition,

'dhcrimiaant*. ft>* •Ji*rrin)inatioD* i*
welbknown. ft'Wv it the verbal noun (mm the tame
root.

ftiHT 'odd', li from ifi3nn» of AUcw

current in llmdi, Marathi, llcngali, etc.

^Vl 'circle* ii from It fi curreol ita

many tndiin lingutgc*.

'allcraiiive' ii an ancient word. It !«
med in Hindi, Hengali. rie.

»Tr»» 'cvpreiiion' la the current Marithi word

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aad II alio ao aocieot aia'e.

»?ra 'dumeler' u from Vcdic f]f f^ll
ajiJEiT reciproial II U an ancient word meaning
inverted order, so is tlie reciprocal ol a (unrlion la
Latin ‘reciprocal is turning baikvrard and forward

lector (pari o( a circle) WTO means a (rag*
mentt piece, or bit in Kadacnbari of Bans oeeuri tbe
expcestioa

vrfitW cenleiimal ‘hundredth’ oceura ta tbe

of

or ftntTIT bar = vineulnm or

flltlVIY the bar at the top Vinculum la a straight hon>
sontal mark placed over two or more members of a
compound

vertex In any figure having a base it la
the point opposite to and farthest from the base,
the top fettl

;i>mero It oeeuri in such works as n^STXTirr
and s f g^tfgai From U ate derived Ck. keaest

kintet, ktnnct etc That the eonception of zero is es*
•entially Indian is now well'known According to the
Encyclopaedia Dritannica, the hanikrit term passed
into Arabic as from which are derived lialiao,

French and English aero.

fVf function Ihii term IS used mostly to point
ont dependence on some ceriain varulile or variables —
Jdaihematics Dictionary by G. James aod KC James
(New York, 1919) fttS ts the past pscticiple farm front
Vf« to depend on. witin is from the same root.

trA 'progression' is an ancient word meaning •
particular numerical notation or progression of bgures.

qcst sextant Sextant is the sixth part ola
circle It occurs as early as TTfar^

WtItc scxigeaimal, meaning pertaining to or
founded on, tbe number sixty, WlTizW is the adjectival
form of sixty.

corresponding’ IS an ancient word (eg m
Lilerally it Dieant cooversiog with, hence agree*
mg or wrtli. Tbe Englub woid ‘toiiex-

pond (com + respond) etymologically means ‘to
answer IV from which are derived us figurative aensca
•to answer in fitness, ebarseter. function, amount'

tiWtl roDUct Contact is from Latin con Uieiut
to touch on stl sides SiSTO = ^ niutuil, close + WW
touch

tlWfTTntW radian. Radian is an angle i()ui tab*

tended by an arc wiT equal sr m length to the radius WT.

Bsonit ‘verification’ is an ancient word. The
verbal form is verifies

lrt\tt vector Vector (from Latin reheie. rcrlum
lo carry) is ■ complex entity representative of a directed
magnitude. means 'having a direction One

word IS clearer and will be more easily understood by
tbe Indian atudenti,

homogeneoua, uniform Ilomogeneoui la
alike ID natnre and therefore, comparable in parts (ttn
alike + stu psrts).

Rin*9f arithmelie progression, ipivf vA
gcometne progression. Arithmetic progression is e
progression whose elements progress by a constant
(mi same) difference attnr (positive or negative) a»

7 or a, a±d, a^2di a ±3d. ‘Arithmetic progression’ is
not a very intelligible expression. Geometric progies*
Sion IS that id which elements progress by a constant
factor, at 1,2,4,6,16, any term la obtained by multiplying
the preceding one by the cooatini factor t ijei

DolliplieaiioD, TOT lurcessive, progression.

RmwiT square [figure), snntfn is an ams or reel*
angle with all the sides nn or equal. In Ifindl V<f U
used to denote a square figure ts well as the product
of a number or quantity multiplied by itself. We have
retained vh for the latter sense and mnwB tor tbe
former,

entri 'equivilmi', etqt is an ancient vtord
‘value' H derived from the root Ho be worthy of,

(mSW or (nn coiucidence. The EngtiiK word la
derived from l^lin cMueidtrs, from co + tncidere to fall
on. together + VSir falling

tlfhdlo ‘syrameirieer is from ‘lymroeiry’
(B^- sym* +-rjtft 'meiry).

BTTO timplify. RTWsr 1 * a nominal verb (irrtreill)
from BTrraimple.

m^rratt congruent Tn'mtni (Bd + tfti4 (nt) equal
in ail parti. Congruent la from Latin Ho come together,
coincide, agree'. In geometry it means auperposahle to
ta to be coincideot throughout. For hs BBrnOB^s
timplee and mote expressive thin congruent.

ihroughont ffiova (b with + Wt^ begin.
Ding+Koaead). It is prevslent in this tense m Hindi
and Mtrsibi.

Btvw 'that which la to he found ont by calculation,
to be proved or estahlisbed'. Similarly trllT ‘that which

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it t» be eiUblitbed by SUPT or prooF.

The Latio prefix tmr, akin to Greek
» related to Santkrit KTft-. It i* combined chiefly with
adjectire* and Bonni meaning half. Cf, teoii'perinicter

tTTTtf) for 'table* it of common me amonj^ the
tronomeri of India.

FwTt* ’coMtani*, it > m^gnilode that it tnppoted
not to change itt Yalue in * certain diienttion or atage
of invettigation. The adding of «r^ to fhn makes the
Indian word clearer.

^ 'denominator* it an ancient word. It is derived
from to take away, i.e. to divide.

TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS

Topographical maps are useful for toarists, tour*
fog officertf arcbaeofogiits aa<i fiootert. la the army
the inrvey maps are of inestimable value. Even the
ordinary soldier nses them for Coding oat distaoee,
■direcUon and altitude.

Agrienltoral and iadgstrial planaers also make

nte of them.

Topographical mapt mention t large number of
items tueb as enhonl featnteii water featnres, mining
terms (e. g.i minetbafO. military terras (e. g, nfle
range, air bombing target), eoremunication terms (e. g,
aerodromes, rsUwsyi, ropewayst, foreit terms, moon*
tain fcatnret, heigbls, trigonometrical symbols, coastal
symbols

A few of these are explained herennder :

Air bombing range VT^ ffS'Clg it a

bomb, 'that which explodes*. is the verbal noon

for bombing.

^ ia here nsed for the mooring mast. Hence
is ''air mooring mast", ^ has been nsed in
ancient literatnre, not only for the post or pillar to
■whicb a taerifieial animal was tied but also for a
Vmr (see stc^tctja). ^ is derived from the root ^
meaning 'to bind, fasten, bold fast*, or from

fsntt it an ancient Bigvedie word for tlation.
^hile the English word station hit come into wide ase
in the compound 'railwty station*, it it not possible to use
it in Hindi or any other Indian language in a compoand
like the teaplaoe ttaiion. vgi^ihe suffix of location,
i. e.« a place where something stands. 'Station* too ia
-etymologically akin to the Sanikrit root m.

'Feature* it ‘form* or 'outer appesranee* ^ and

hence Cf.

Perenaial iva(er la (ef. fTfiaim

which are names of ancient perennial streams). Non*
pereoniai water is vq-^rw.

Embankment u V^iSZ. is more precise

and expressive for an embankment, which It t alrncinm
of earth, gravel, etc. raised to prevent water from over*
fOwing. so Hindi la a general term and stands for
embsokmeoit dam, etc.

Canal itXT. It ss an Arabic word for stream. In
Northern India it it commonly used in the sense of a
canal. It has been retained. Sanakrit it fqVT. It ia
used in Kasbmiri (vnt), Bengsli, Marathi, Nepili (y^),
bioJbi (fB), etc.

Lock is awinOH. Weir is Sanskrit ntf. It ia a
most fuciiuliog word. It ia derived from Middle
Engiuh mfTr which u from Anglo^axon. It is e word
of high DDiiquity^ 6**‘*’S Sanskrit TnHtr. I^

means 'to hold back, to keep in check*. In Enropeoa
languages, it has got several cognates, e. g., Greek
erpitdoi *10 guard, to rescue', I.atitt verire 'to cover*,
Lithnaniio tertt *lo close or open'. Gothic var/ant
Modern German usArm.

Weir is a dam in a river to atop and raise the
water for the purpose of conducting it into a new bed,
or to ■ mill or the like.

TWI for road is a common Sanskrit term nsed
especially for a road suited to wheeled traffic (from ^
* chariot*}. /

for foot-path is from Mahabharata. The
common Hindi word is qtu s f t (qn a foot).

Aqueduct it (a bridge ^ for conducting

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Viter). Vii-dUei it. (• bridge for coaducting *

vt^), Vii at LdtiD it ikia to Saoilcrit fircckoiiiiot,
LithuiBiiD oyt( Til full eicpliBitory word* would be
iBd itmift But for the take of brerity
tbe iDtermediatr Vlf$ bat beeo dropped out

Daoi «r4 It alio ID embaokmeBt Siotkiit

hat been uted by nt at a tpeeific term for dam at
igaiBit for embaokmeBt and arc

other alternaUTca of high aoiiquity.

Siphon ^ vnr It the tobe imt whote one end goes

down

‘Telegram’ was firit uted on April 6| 1&S2, “A
friend deiiret ui lo giro notice that he will tik leave »
to introduce a new word into the vocabulary. It it
talaiTraiit, inatead of telegraphic deipatchi or telegraphic
comronnieation Albany (NY) Evenint Jaarnat
[April 6, 1822)

STt la a common word to Northern India for
telegraph si well *• for (elegrara. ftence i( haa beea
retained. Bat for techaital tod more specific atage it
it aeoetury to trantlaie the word. Telegram mean* a
BCiMge by lelegrrpli Telegreph <i origiaalty *ea
■ppinittt for eemmaoieation at a ditlaoce'— ^
Telegraph la alto o*ed fora telegrtm EtymologU

eiHy uli «• ‘far’ + pram ‘wrmog’ Jr«

Tele* occora n no lets than two hundred wordt,
tome of whlth are— .teleautogrami leleiutograph. iele«
aaemograpbf telebaregraph, lelrharoiBrier, leleehtro'
graph, teleeinemilography, tclecode, telecoramuaiealioii,
telecryptograph, tele«iTqt«epe,ielegaotii,telrgooy,tele«
graphooe, telegriphoaeope, Iclehydrobaromeler, tel«
cleeiric, lelrlectrograph, telcleclrotcope, lelemaoomcler,
telemecbiaie.teleraechjniet, telemeter, telemetry, trie*
metrograph, telcmotor, tclenergy, leleogitcopc, telepatb*
telephone, tclephonograph, telephoto, teUphotegrapb,
telephotography, teleradiophooe, teleteope, telcten|^
lor,ieleteiiaology, teleipcctroacope, trleaiereotrepe,
teletihetia, lelaiactor, leletape, teletherapy, teletbermiv
graph, leltlharmoneter, teletopemeter, teletype, tele*
*yp******N Mielypewriter, televiaioa, televlfor, televocti,
telcrot, etc., etc.

Vhea one looka at a aenet like this one koowa
that one haa to deal not with a tingle word but with a
pattern of wordt, whote initial clement it lata which ia
qr. Tbile for ordinary pnrpotei it would do to hare
the word Bt? but for more specific pnrpotet and for
oehierlog «BUormrty ao^ ondcrttanding, one hat to

traatlate the word and ditlioguiah between telegrua
(noun and verb), telegramie or telegramatie (adjectWea),.
Utegraph (boub and verb] Not 'only that. The word
telegraph hat derirativet too telegrapher, telegraphic,,
telegraphically, teirgrsphitt. It enters into corapoanda
like lelegraphone, telegraphoicope. Telegrapheae,
thongh not in common uie, it a well-recognited word its
the Eogliih language, laeaning “a language charaeterited
by teiieneta and elliptical exprettioos, such as are
common in tefcgrams", Phritea with telegraph ace
somerODt, e g., telegraph wire, telegraph wirenun,.
telegraph tope, telegraph plant or wirelrii telegraph,,
typewriting telegraph, anlar telegraph, nerd!e.eel^aph,.
field lelrgrspb, aulo-telegraph, plioio.lelegraph, radio*
telegraph, typo>leIrgraph and aimitar wordt ending im
ictcgraphy.

Tcle.coratnnnicaiion incluJet eommiiaieation by
tclephoBet, lelegrtpht, etc.

If we traoalate telegraph, telegram, (elephone,
tclevitlon, etc., with then we thill be haring the-
time isiet'connection at obtilnt in Eoglith. Ai pointed
o«it before, it would be potaible to here all the derive*
tiret, conpoundt sod phratet of lelrgram and telegraph
by such a word.

Telephone ia ftttTf 'apetking from a ditunce ,
In Siam they nte the word ^TBX^ It it abeaullfnl word.
Only it does not yield a verbal form so rtailily,
gives the verbal form ^tOinoi to Itiepbone, frtmv one
«bo telephonei, telephoned, telephonic,

telephony.

‘Railway’ ia known only to the Eogltih-lpeaking
world. Even in Engliih-ipeaking countnei there are
other aubttituiea ‘ironway, ironroad, railroad',

la ether eountnea of Europe and the rett of tho
world 'railway* ia ulually tranilated with the help of
local wordt for 'iron' and ‘way or wagon’. In modem
Greek it ia tider^dromot, in German i*

French rhemiii d* ftr. Similarly in Arabic, Japaneie,
etc.

Railway haa not to be taken as a single word.
Rail, railway, railway traiir are three connected wordt.

Railway it one of a aeries of wordt expretiisg
diKereol lypet of wtyt_tncb at, water*way, rope*way,
road-way, air>way, bridge*wiy, cable-way, wire.wty^
foot*wty, tea-way, run-way, tram way. ete„ etc.

In molt of tbaie words 'way' can be uniformly
tranalated by in<l.

For scientiGc parposet and to meet tbe reqntre*
aaeDlt of coBipouodi aad denvatirei it i* oecesiar/ to
{ive an Indian word ar^in^ iron) locidentally^ it
maj be pointed out that it the parent of the Latin
c^t, German £uen tod Engliih iron-

can i>e used at a tynoojrm of etn^indi ootjr
in Southern India urtf often meant metal. In the Ittl of
technical and tcientifie termt for chemiitry iitned bj
the Goremment of Madrai in 1947, ar^^ hat been
adopted at the term for iron or fercum, arw for ferrie
aad tr^R for ferroua (p, 25, t.v. alamenttl.

Gauge — In railwayi gauge it the dittmce between
the hetdi of the raila, or teeondanlj, the dittanee be*
tween the whecli of a vebiele. It hat been triotltted
by titf^ with the tpedbcatory preRt s.

Siding it from tide It it alto known

ai tide-trtck

Tram waa originally a coibwagoo, nowadayt,
aioapiy a wagon, whether for coal, for ores or for logt,
hence a Vlf^l. Tram*way would thut be trantlited folly
fej which fflty be thorieoed to ?Tnrvi,

Itlih Bridge it the tame at eaate>way, Cante*.
waj it engiaallj eamttt -h imv* 1< t raited way or road
aenii wet or marthy ground. Hence it hit been trant*.
dated ai Sonetioei, howe«’er,eaoie*wayaianda

(or eanioy, meaning a high-way or a pare-way.

Isternilional tp^rrilpr h the correct Sandhi
form for + Tlfg^ (Pan'.ni x't ft

LLttt ‘Final fallowed hyaoocfaert;, diaap*
'peart, lengthening the thort Towel tbit precedes it*),
again it ■ Paninitn form at agtiott in

^aUpttha.Brahmana. it widely nted Ibete dayt^

Thoie who are not troubled by a grammatical cootcience
•or those who are ignorant of it, can freely use
Some otfaert use tnasi-TI^^ff, using the adj'ectirtl form
WPar iottetdof tits^and thus aroidiog the Sandhi.

Tnbe it an aggregation of people, generally
liTiog in the foreiti-.9nrfiT. On acconnt of their hriog

together, they might be called rnntrfa. In Orissa hey are
known as s?9 being used in the aeose ofmpir 3r7

commoni unsophisticated men,

is deriTcd from employed i < ancient

inscriptions.

Reserred and protected have been dish jgm'thed
in the translation by arnnits and ffigs reipectirely.

XTooded area it Vooditadentu growth

«{ trees utnally greater in extent than a grare and amal*
Icr than a forest. Wooded area might stand foi a wood.
It may be taken in its literal tense, 'the area covered
with wood or trees' In that case it would be

>rtn regiun).

tilir for anow it a Kashmirian word, Ibitfrom
Saasknt Vn 'to be frigid, to congeal', W*

Tmq (Hindi atltt dew), (Marathi qvH) «re alto

from the tame root.

Moraine ia much better eiprettcd by the Indian
word (f^iee-i-sf carried, from to cirty, wfW
carrying, carriage) than by French morosMi which
u of doubtful origin,

Crevatte it a fissure in the mua of a glacier or
eoowfieid, hence fiisure,%aspade'+ i/t to

tear).

Contouri or contour line* are fmagiiary IJoei
coDoeciiog the points on a, land surface that have the
«ame elevation, Cootonr valae is t

■ figure (^) macking the elevation of the Rvrrn^eit,

Rock outcrops are i.e. rocks that have

come out to the surface of the ground fcf. mineral
ontcrop aninn erftni).

Terrace it raised+tnt lorface).

hliDgrove it a tropical maritime tree or shrub
with sumeront aerial prop roola which ultimately form
an impenrirable mast, to that mangrove twamps become
active lind haildert. is the ntme civen to the

anaogrove, from its aerial roots (On; root).

COLOURS

CMmt in .7 be leRirded e« » yiyclwlopeel
cewgory. it can be deienbed and ipei;'fie<l *»»“•
derirable from introspectite analjriis, without enj
lefereoce whaterer to wa»e leD'thl, 1“ eneefT,
to anjr phjlical category, but it it al»o possible to
lUte the physical correlatet of the ftychologically
delerminedattributetof coloiir and to draw op certain
ptyehopbytical relations between them colours arc
diriiibie into two danes. the chromatic ■» tedt,

pittTp\et, browns wA p->Ti'v>i mA lA*. vshiev
natic, or oeutral colours, locluJiog blreb. white and
the intermediate tenet of greys. The latter are found
to differ from each other only in the>t degree of

kWTE

COLOCR SOLID

TcscmViance to or OiDercoee Irom black {or wbite):
It IS possible to form a tenet, ranging from black
to white with a median grey at the centre diffenng
c<|atlty from hlaek and white, and W>lh each other
grey differing from itt Immediate neighhours by eqotl
tense differences. This tenet can be made into a
tcale fay assigning ta ordinal number to each grey,
cither atccndiDg toward the lighter greys from black

at aero or ascending with positive nnmbers and de>
aceodlng with negative nombers from median grey
at aero. That attribnte which tbna metiuret the
srarution of the greys ia called brilliance, dark greys
bare tow, median grey bat medium, and light greya-
have high brilliance.

Chromatic coloura differ from each other not
only in brilliance but also in hne and saturation,
line ia that attribute in respect to which coloura
WAJy Vt dAwts'hA'i t* wi, w hbM, w

at intermediate between two of theae, lines form
a nitnral cyclic aeries (hne cycle, colour cycle or
cotonr gamut) Colonra of the same hue and equak
bnlliance may differ from each other in tainration.
ibat it, in Tividnett of hne or in degree of diffe-
rence from grey, !d terras of these three ittribntes,
colonra can be arranged in a aymbolic Iridimeniio.
nal apace (eoloor toiid) having the grey leriet ai Ksit,
with median grey at the eeotre and black and white
at the extremitici. Corresponding to eaeb grey li ■
plsoe perpcDdicnltr to the axis, in which lie the
poisia reprrientiBg all colonn of equal bnlUaaee.
In each plane, hue ia represented cyclically In the
order of the hue cycle, and lainralion la repreaea*
ted radically, with the axial points (gteyi) ai reference
points of aero aaturation. Thus any colour can he
specified by giriog three ordinal numbcri (colour
conslantt or diracniions) which are the co-ordinates
of the corresponding point in the colour solid. By
the eatabliihiDg of arbitrary diviiion points ou the
actlea of bnlliance and tatnration any colonr ceo be
desenbed as baving^very low, low, medium, high or
very high poiitiou on these scalei, “Of very low
brilliance" mriDa closely resembling black, ‘‘of low bril«
liaoce’*, sbonl half way between black end middle
grey: *o{ medium brilliance", about as brilliant as
middle grey; “of high brilliance", sbonl half way
between middle grey and white; “of very high bril.
iiaaee", closely reaembling white. Similarly, “of very
low aaturation" means almost grey; “of very high,
satoralion" means very virid.

All hues may be desenbed in teems of the
four paycbologiealty primary hoes, red, yellow, green
and Uoe, which are ihemtelvea Jodefcribabte in terms
of other hues. ‘Thus rcd-ycilow deuotea a hoe

eqaally resenibliij;j, «nd dilTerin- cqaally from, ?e«I
•nd yellow. Between each consecutive jnir of the
psychologically primary hue* many mlerme.tiales can
be recognieed. Bt the establishing of arhitrarr points
of division on the hue cyclci hues can be cljssihed
as yellowish-red, reddish red yellow, red yellow, yel*
lowish red-yellow, reddish-yellow. yellow, preemsh-
yellow, yellowish yellow-green, etc

In the method of homo hetero-anilT*i», or so-
called mono-chromatic analysis hue is determined (to
a fiHt approximation but not exaetlv) h% tlominant
wave length, saturation by purity and hritliance by
toUl light The wave length of the tpeclral light
required for match is called the dominant wave
length. The ratio of the intensity of the spectral
light to that of the total (spectral plus prey) light
is the purity. The third measure is the total light,
integral with respect to wave length.

In the English longue colour* bare been
named not in a scientific but in an arbitrary manner.

For example, opesa pink, tea rose, germanium, cardinal,
flaorite siolet are reds with different grades of brilliance;
very high, high, medium, low and very low respectively.
Take another series of reds* peach, salmon, tile red,
henna and plum similarly graded. These arc known as
common names of colours They may be useful as con-
taming standards for comparison, but every peachy
plum and ro«e does not base the same hue, saturation
and brilliance. For popular usage a number of these
names have been retained in our translation, but it has
been considered imperative to devise a system of scien.
Iific nomenclature, in which four hues, five intermediate
grades between any two of them, fire grades of tatnra.
tion and file grades of bnlhancc have been made the

basts of colour names. Every colour name specifies
hne, sslnralion and brilliance, thus containiog the com.
plete defimiion within itself. Altogether, sixteen words
have hern employed, twelve prefixes and four nouns.
They are familiar to every schoolboy. Only, he has to
learn them in a new context.

HUES

To like the hues first. There are four primary colours between red and yellow, yellow and green,

hues: red. yellow, green aod blue. Their common green and blue, blue and red are given hereunder}

names are ^9, and Tlie intermeihate

red

1

yellowish-

reil

reddi4h red-

rcd-scilow yellow

yellowish

red-vellow

reddish-

yellow

yellow

1

TKT

unirtve®

1

TV®-*)!®

1

tlaiTSTt

yellow

1

greenish-

yellowish

yellow-
' oieen

preennh

vellow-preeo

yellowish-

green

green

utsisft

"T"'

?ft

1

^l®l%5ft

1

5ft

green

1—

Miii*1i.

preen

blue

tduish

preen-hlue

greenisfa-

hlue

blue

r

1

1

sIlOT?ft

1

sffe

blue

1

reddish-

blne

btiii«li

blue-red

blue-

Ted

reddish

red

red

i

— n

1

1

sftF-CT®

1

sflaifate®

1

TWSTlflS!

Besides the four wor da standing for the four piiraary
hues, two prefixes WT ‘ilighi’ and nf® ‘much’ are all that

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are required to be learnt.

SATDRAllON

( VIT1I>^ESS OF HOE )

(^4 wra:)

Satarition i« lhal attribute of chromatic colours »>« same btilluBce. di.lioctoesi or tividuess of

\»incli determines their degree of difference from a grey It « al»o called chroma, |>urity.

ProfixoB lor denoting different gtedea of eeturation
gj»y very low low medium high very high vivid

' i i

X?T W? flnj ^

Greae* of Batucation in term* of vividneet
gray very low low medium high verv high vivid

1 i i

ipt »nfjTr?

crilliaKce

BnlluDce is that attribute of a colour wiikonl
yhieb it eaesot exist (except that black is coaiidered to
have cere bnlliaoce) and in respect of wbicU it may be
eliiied at cquiraleot to some tsember of the senes of

greys rsogiog from black (as the aero mainber) to wk ta,
roughly, the degree ol reaeniblaDce to while or difle*
reiwe from black It is also called value, lumlnosit
visual or auljeeiiva brightness.

Prefutea fo< denoting different gradea of bnlliance

black

very low

low medium higb

very high

white

r

1

u

n T”

hr nwi B

1

g

1

Gradea of briUiance

^ black

very low

low medium high

very high

white

r

«t5t

1

“H 1 r~

ftgw tl^w

gu«

1

black

Gradea of greys

grey

white

1 I I i I )

Grades of greys in teima of Uack and while
black while

I I \ I \ 1 I

^ Stroks vnt-ifkg Tkmgre gkv

EXAMPLES

Ifel* 1 . Tht order in our trontlatiemi ij irtllianM, tatu*
ratiOTii hue. Saturation ti eonneeted tcilk
Every hue hat a latnration So in eelour lUifnM
ia(iira<i0n prefix alwayt eernei nearer te hue,

2. If either brtUianee or laturalion be ntdium, the
word 11 left out. but when toiA brtUianee and
eaturatien be medium, one lertei /or both,

9. Prefizei for brilliance begin with eenionantt,
thete for fotxrati'm teierptino *1*^) begin with
oeioeli

4. Prefixet for iritlianM end tn vm 0 «]i, uhieA natu-

rally eeaUiee ei* the foUoieing vowel tniirali of
eaturation prefUis, That effecte an econamf Of
one eyllahle,

CAmao gtaan (fellow-prceii. ■ilaratlon low, briilUnce

Draadan blue (Line, aat, medium, Lrll, modiun)^

moat gray (yellow, iit, low, Lril. medium)

muitay (red, iit, IiIrIi, Lril, low)

pytalhnim yallow (yellow, i«t, medmm, Lnl. hiyb)

niKTIlER SUBDIVISIONS

HUES

SATURATION

Ordinarily it itiflieea tn have five gradea Letween
In^ two hiiea. When, however, two eolouri of the aame
bur have to hr dittinyuuhed, one higher than another,
A further lulHliviiIon heiomei neeesiary. llie dimiou*
tive aiifrix hii heen uiiliied to mark a lirlitcr hae

tn

n'Ti’fttw

mrBn

'ftaifVTfJt

yi’rftflc

raafts

tfBiPi'O'i

«ri«itf?r»

ifls

'fl'njft*

■ft’njft

frriifiiffiT

'tt'filR

^fn'i'TT

•fwiraurt

flntiroitfc

rrt’ftfra;

kP:

^l^aiPnjfT

iRwnjfr

iRsTiffr*

•fr^rtT'i

fani^lya:

TtT

an 'alight' haa heen uied to mark the iatemediate

gradea

•fn

■t«

•tyi

Rvq

Vts^

Kt-a

BRILUANCE

Here alio m ia aimilarly meet

ft

«it

ft-

atrs

n

*ai

U

Nota*n3 inileadof RT which would be confounded
with B loAen If II ieined on to eaturation prefixtt beginning
With «t or 7.

Haamplr Yellow ocher, buff and chamoia, all the
three are yellowiah red>yeilow in hue, of medium aata*
ration and high hnllianre. But yellow ocher ia yellower
and of higher aituration and lower hrillianrr than hui^
while huff may T/e deicnhed ai rrdder and of lower aaiu>
ration and higher brilliance than yellow ocher. Bitfr is
•lao redder and of higher aaturalion than chamoia

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Yellow ocber and chamou are both but buff

i» redder In satucation buff »» medium, yellow

ocher is a bit higher and chamois a little lower
Id brilliance, buff and chamois are high a, but yellow
ccber « el/ghttf /oHvrarrtT yellaif ccker it
TWifirfla, buff IS adlarTtre and c’hamoisatarn^ife'fts

Hereafter follow tables of the four primary aod
twenty intermediary hues registering Indian names of

all their studes, i e, five grades of latarition and firo
grades of brilliance.

Each square shows Indian names. English names
V* not available for every one of them. That demon*
strates the superiority of a system of scientific nomen*
clatore to an arbitrary die.

For many of the colours, English his a confusing
tauluphaty of aamea Only one is put within a square.
Others are given below the tables

Tea

«7

an

av-q

stRt Z

fa

rnTT**:

fttvs

saftia: -

-

-

currant

“

ft

ftTtK*

—

raftiwv ;

-

mineral red

Coriolhiao purple

clove pink

carmine •

tiVf

af^rs*

«fiJT*S I

crystal grey

hvid brown

Eugenia red

roieNeyrou I

s

aniR'

strar*

arts' •

BlftTtK ;

livid pmk

beraoosa prok

geraojum pink

1

5t«

rTfartR i

“

“

~

:

’ s^TPV flea, puce

* gsrnet, neutral red, old wood/ pigeon blood,
raspberry, Spanish wioe, strawberry

* *3^*^ burnt cirmioe, crimson lake, Hirrard crimson,
old red, ruby, ruby red, suliin.

* Caroline lake, cense, Hamburg lake. Jack
rose, lake, Vienna lake.

^ wqt* granite, granite grey, metallic'grey.

* RWt>i; livid violet, nectar, old rose.

* Bvqt* laurel pink, moss rose,

* VtltcHebe. madder lake or pink, madder rose rose
madder, rote Nilsson, spinel red

' UltlV mist grey.

1* RTV peach blossom, peach blossom pink or red.

yellow

■

err

*rw

VI

«fj ;

«TTfrt

Irftir

•^itn

aafsrftw !

- ft

snTfft*

ayfitfla 2

smoke brown

mole grey

-

j

; siw

svrfft’

•rfvnli 1

:

-

moss grey

“

“

i

: ,

gn<ft

irm-ft*

aWra

nrfirftTt •

-

hiy

•cada

-

:

: s

wTfitr

Marguerite

“

yellow

primrose green

ilrontian yellow

olive browD, rat.

• WTft*! aerpentioe green,

• HTTftH acier, leail grey, quaber grey, wine yellow.

• 'olilen green, lime green, linden grefn, linjen
yellow, oil yellow, pyrelhmm yellow, pyrite yellow cr

green, ruisei green.

oyiter, oyater white, tillen], tillenl ^en.

^ brimstone, brimstone yellow, citrus, inlphar,

•ulpfanr yellow.

as

ffreen

Jife blua

■

: (

1

lift •

ft

n t ffiftat

»g*5r

nfWftt X

-

-

imperial blue

- i

ft

ft4lw*

»3*w*

eqfirilw* :

-

BIB

i*y

cryatal palace bine

cyanine Mae |

■pplftt

Titftt

1

wfnlir 1

Columbia blue

-

-

s

HHl?*

Bh»l9

RiftA» :

-

_ «

5

5^1w

1

4ky prey

“ •

^ blue *hte, Co]<eDbtgeD. Gopeofat^ea blue.

«ld Cluoa, «hte blue, SwUi blue, Tjcija blue.

' jj) blue, Feb.10^ blue, queen blue, queen'*

blue.

• »5ut?t l’tn»MJn blue.

* Leitcb'i blue, ultramiriue, uUraiUdiae

blue.

■* Dntrb blue, li*bl Wedgwood, lipbl Wedgwood

blue, opal blue, orient bine, parula blue, flniiiau
blue.

' Dreadea blue, hrdrangea blue, king'* blue,

lupine, *1,7, »l.y blue, iby colour.

87

i®d*yeUow

i

ITT

zafjTzpfta

1

-

-

—

-

-

; ^

fiPPftS*

»3?^s

tafWprfta

«

-

caahew lake

earob brown

-

-

a

WttRtrtfa''

atf5nn<fla»

{

f

hair brearn

fawn

caramel

feuille none

mandarin

1 >

awt'Ofs*

t

Aeth

pearl blaih

Japan rote

eapucioe yellow

mikado orange

!

1 5

WTtTs'rt

kArwIH-Ila

_

tea ahett pink

-

-

1 labiirD, choeolile, chocolate bto*»n, clore,

cocoa brown, coconutf coffee, Cologne browa, CooRO
brOvn roriloT.in, <l-irk fieaver, friar, gaaelle, gaielle
brown, grooie, iron, iron brown, niahal, fVIanJalaj,
'maroon red, naur e uupr, jnuoiinj brown, Natal brown,
negro sew cocoa, Diitmcg, pilgrim brown, pneblo,
Homan lepia, ledge, aherry brown, VandrUe .brown,
Verooa brown, woodland brown, Zutii brown.

• r^rrcifls Cochin, cocoa, fu'lge, golden brown RnaMio
calf, Sahara ricnna brown, teak, leak brown, tnrile

• WTtv^ir argali, limetlooe. oriental pearl, riuail,
Ilu«*ian grey, elate grer

• Algerian, army brown, bircli, biinnl, rrram
bwige, drab, Frcncb Iwige, gnblen rbetlnut, grarel, rnrer>
ichaum, niikaito brown, oakwood, oakwooil brown, oM
piok, lanclal wood, taoil dune, aanJelone, aunborn, tan
balk, tawny, woo'l.

" antique brown, brown bread, clgaret,

cigartUe, cocoanut brown, eork, French yellow, gtape-
nma, barreel brown, baiel, hazel brown, leather brown,
Mexican red, muffin, noieetie brown, raw tieona, Sayal
brown, aorrel, Sudan brow n, terrapin, toatt.

' foliage brown, gold pheaeint, leather lake,

Mara yellow, mtit, malt brown, oriole, platina yellow,
prairie brown, Pruiaian brown, iiderin yellow, apice.
laa,titiaD, VindlOrtan

* •tfvpl’itn marallion.

* moonliglil, natural, piping rock

' roie,blii‘h, rose tan

'» Jn»rfl'f Setille orange.

" cadmium yellow, cowiKp, Dutch orange,

Florida gold, boneydew, aaelnrtium yellow, realgar
orange, lanburil, yellow carmine, tine orange.

« » Moorifh red, orange peel.

yellowgreen

•tt

•rft

ft

ft

ayi'H'HR'

rifle

eosiack green

Hibernian green

wrWl?rgft

Hvn

arrCftih:

slate olive

*

fairy green

irnpftttglt''

emerald

2nl!Tg(t

"iWlttgft

a

:

urHlsgft

mineral grey

■wflffgft *

rorydalii green

floorite green

ffWrtrjftr

Cyprna green

night green •

1

\ ^

L...

lichen green

1

wWiwfft 1

" E

’ svrftBrt »•*** g«en.

* crjittl-paUce ^eeo,c 7 pre)t greeo, Danube
^en, elm preen, Empire green, erergreen, Cr, fir
green, fereit green, palm preen.

• frftaglt Kentucky green, light Branawiek green,
ptradue'green,

V mermaid, olive grey, Queen Anue green,

Scotch grey, tea green.

** mirJhrgft cobalt green, Engllab green, golf peen,
Hooker’i green, oilenul greeo, peacock green, Scheele's
green, Swedish green.

• JJH^yrrgfr boa, Cnaphalmm green, isgeane, Njle,
Nile greeo, ocean green, olirioe, patina green, pistachio,
pistachio green, Surrey green, tea, Tiber green
^ ndtogfr rirage green, ipriag green.

< Nera green.

tl

W

gteen-blue

»n

*n

Jtwr

3H

wft

ft

ft^R4ts

ft

wn frits

-

|oa*eiice blue

''rfiftfrfts

1W

«v^WVs

zifrfts

V

s^4)«

Rr?;fWfB

ffiftjfrfts

_

9

4

1 _

Bj

H

\

gcaJarioe, gUueous bluci porcebia blue, poodr« biae* powjer blue.

90

blue*ted

arj

1T9

mu

atfu ?

h

"TT^lKTrC

eyelaaeo

pmne porple

•ejiUntm

ft

Yrette riolet

*

Cotioga porple

*3=ft®t»E

petonia riolet

amoked pear]

heliotrope grey

maril9tT^»

cfihall riolet

ti

lilac grey

naarette

lt4i«T'S

s

g^lFtiK

a

* dahlia, bjMop riolet, orchid^ rose porple^
tbUtle,

art grey, qoaker.

* phlox pink.

* a g^i ftg< sE egg plant) plam, pmae.

* r(*tlBni inperial, pansy riolet, Roman riolet, Telret
Tiolet.

■ «7^^*trK plajnhago grey.

91

yallowish red

1

3

Stfe i

: ft

ftttTkftti

ejrn^la

mflnwidla :

-

-

rranberr^

-

j

• ft

PHtM’fttl'

SglJtRT^a*

lara, rose taupe

dark cardinal red

madder

\

■

sHTWtqIs

srrt^ndrt’

nramdlw

stfitltiiiila' ;

-

Corinthian pink

Pompeian red

coral red

cherry |

; »

uin^i'Tla

SITTWidW*

mtiidia*

Ajl^rtla

fftftiwTdla ;

-

Oeih pink

coral blush

strawberry pink

1

m

grrpfta

^♦ndta

■

-

brdraegea pioV

-

-

S

^ hemitite red, J»pioe»«ted, mjdderl»«»»n

Ttaigri,

■ ember, |iTBe( browD, Melege, axcoon,

OBion peel) onioared, oxblooi* oxblooJ red, Tuteto
red.

* AlriaDople red, borot rutttel, Cuba,
TurVey red wallflower, wallflower btowp,

* WTTTJTfl Corinihiaa red, /aded rote, hoa, aeher red.
** Tl^wrfl^ coral, fleita. l1aniia):o, }i>per red, lacquer,
lacquer red old coral, pepper red, raspberrj red,
llubea a midJer, UD.i;erioe,

* blood red, Ctrlhamut ted, CaililiaB red,

tberry red, cocblaeal, crinioa madder, Dutch tcirlel,
dyer'a laffroo, Berj red, Freoch acarlei, French vermi,
lion, gerauiam. fEeraman lake, |oblio tearlei, golf re^,
leaf'ted, Lincoln red, madder crimioo, nacirine, phantom
red, ponrean, pnppp, popp/ red, Porlugueae red, roar
eirthame, aafflower red, lutiet, Spanish red, apark
vegetable red.

• BTTTtirj^S bloaaoB, VenelJaB pink.

< STtCrflS Grecian rose, jaiper pink, madder scarlet,
Tore hermosa, acariet madder, shrimp, ihrinip pink,
shrimp red,

' opera pink.

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reddith^yellow

j

*rr

trv

0

• iiiiiiiHipnag

■«fir 1

: r»

!■

z

-

-

!

\ ^

rrrrfttnnK*

sgt^tnrn;

j

-

ea<tor

~

-

- 1

-

attrftnTTK

wiqttrnw*

JJvrwlBTT't

stfw'll<ll(t& «

a

_

cracker

-

_

1

B

srtlSITVI!*

ajMtHTTw *

m

-

crash

colonial yellow

yolk yellow

i

i

; 3

HciIbk**

I

-

cream

cockatoo

Chinese yellow

i

' booc brotcfli broccoli brown, elorc brows.

iTory brown, London tmoVe, inou«e grey, rabbit,
Sakkata, Siberian brown, sparrow, wiry*browD.

• wn 'ftflKtI. anamiie, dost, old gold, amoke yellow,
Sudan twine,

• nwUftlTtr flax, grege, lark, light stone, old ivory,
parcbment, pastel grey,

• ailBRtf: amber colour, banana, canary yellow, com,
fustic, mustard, mustard yellow, Nankeen yellow, Naples
yellow, primrose, primrose yellow, quince yellow, tnap'
dragon, aulpbioe yellow, sunbeam, wax yellow.

'• * HlaftSTTK goldeoroi.

* wnqlBUtK cream buff, free stone, ivory yellow,
Milwsnkee brick, straw, straw yellow.

* sj^lBUVR citron yellow, Dutch pink, empire yellow,
English pink, Indian saffron, Italian pink, jasmin,
jasmioe, madder yellow, mimo*a, popcorn, qneea'a
yellow.

* tUdlmr*!! cobalt yellow, dandelion, king's yellow,
lemon, lemon chrome, lemon yellow, orpimeo' orpiment
yellow, snnflower, auoflower yellow, yellow dmsy.

gieanish'yellow

srr

«ra

r

1

wft

ft

snT^raigft

-

1

B

ft

sn^stgft

1

B

B

wfl’ildigfi*

celadon green

Hviwlnig^*

eoorge green

SI

stiivlatgft

sng^aigfi*

eucaljrptas

srfrtTgft?

Jevel green

winftsigft

RlfWlSIgi^

%

wnfftifft*

1 sei-foin green

wft'Oaufi

1

* olive, Hge bru«h greea,

* wrflnuft Rfape green, Kranberg’e green, rtinetle
^een, Sliver green, seiner green, Wedgwood green.

* nrrllmgft bladder green, laurel green, liuid
broose, moas, toon green, mousse, oik green, old
mots green, olive jellow, warbler green

* sradlsiglT eucal^ptos green, green stone, reed green,
SiluTian grr^, smoke grej, water green.

** B^lgfT ean de Jaselle green, glowworm, seared
green.

* fWftsTgft aea-foam jellow.

94

yellowish.gTeen

»r»

WT

nft «

f(

ipruce

iaiisibic greeQ

»3 ^Wb

wftjsVfrt •
1
5

ft

"

frotlj grecB

m

*TfaW^S»

C«b<1ia grvcQ

•crpcBiiae

B

fl

gUucoul

BK^WVs

B

1

' gwo,

• jiinlp«r, Bunne gn«a, nuiTQTiir, a^Lrl

grrrn. P«riian gma, pilch pia«, tbjmc,

■ »torm gt*T.

* WlpmVs iwptr prccB, linrx), lix^H gtwn.

' CncniiJc, French Yctt>aM« grcea,

viridua.

' gltacQBs sreen, Bodlne, viriidte greea.

bluisti^gieen

1

•TT

KB

axB

wfB 1

\

•bb^bW*

•BfirgB^tW .

i ^

•BBgBWlB^

ftgBfrft?!*

*Brv5Blei« ■

ineuible green

Cnigiiel*a green

■■

:

;

BVBgBWtBr

b?bH1r

wftgBW® X

porccUin green

lioly green

Guinea green

- :

S B

-

>iagara green

torqnoiae green

-

1

1

i 9

1

j

-

ipray

-

i

Pruiuo grtta,

&LtU<r'» peta, viiidiui.

JapaocK Moe, Japaoete grecB.
lulua ptcBt atone green, terre^rerie.

Tjral green, wall green,

^ kird’a-egg green, eggahell bine, eggabeB

green, robin’a^gg blue.

M

gtoeniah'blua

art

•tx

1

itF< a

* ^

agaflwTgfi

-

-

“

~ 2

ft

-

Empire bine

i

i

1

old blue

cheaajlile bine

tobalt blue

j

1 “

H

BlrflWTlft

mWltntft 1

1

L.

wt/lauft

rrlWltn^ft •

* miiiofl blue, Murillo, (apphire, Mppbire
blue.

• Poropeian blue, Sase, Saxe bl*ie> Saxony
blue, SUtioe, twilight bine.

• aaurite blue, pompadour greeo, Qatnper»
aamleri blue, acjuiU blue, atone bine, vcrditer blue,

• lluogaty blue, Lefilen blue, olpmpicbloe,
Veoetias blur.

•rn?TT^ teddith*blu«

* Ipgvood bloe, midBight bige, morelig,
mulberry, nenlral lint.

* lodepeudeDcc, iiifrriul blue, lok black,
Otford bluet Seoicb blae, UriDii blue.

* lode, lude blue, Jap&n Uue, maruie blue,
nary blue, pailel bloe, perTeoebe, wgad.

* ridlaH’B dark Wed^wogd, dark Wcd'wggd blue,
delft blue, Derby blue, Bame blue, geatiao blue, imperial
purple, gneoli aailor blue

^ Dnmogt'f blue, French blue, Freoeh

ullramiriBe, Cmelin'l Bine, byaeiutb blue, Igbelia blue.

natelgi, muariue blue, NapnlegD blue, nauouat blue.
Dew blue, OlympiaD blue, pgwder blue, prelate, tUmeaea,
amall, alareh blue, Yale blue.

« »«f4=flWirB liberty, rgyal bloe.

* MvO'ilWH’li cornflgwer bloe, flax, flax blue, flower
blue, periwiokle, periwinkle blue, XFiadior blue,
wUteria blue, aeoitb, zenith bloe.

« log bloe, laveoder grey, Pritcilla.

* BrWIVTlUi ilia, irla blue, plumbago blue, eerbeoa
uiolel, vervain.

98

bluish»rod

•TT

1

*rf« •

■

ftwrilst

dahlia pnrple

*3T^T5ftn

: fit

gooseberry

Cn-w-ftw*

dahlia carmine

Indian lake

*ofa(tCT\g~< Z

hollyhock ;

• tm

ini®

daphne red

cohall red

■ri^Tpfta •

apting beauty »

1 s

BlVt’H'flW

eload grey

tWTrtrft®

ITWrilSt'

nymph

orchid pink

a

V

- 1

\ ^

WTTtSfflTS

■

’ port.

* «nm5ft« pipeon grey.

’ PlTWrsfta lodiia porple, plam violet.

V Jeko, p*B »7 purple.

V madder eamine, pomegranitej pnrpTe,
Tyrian purple, Tyrian rote.

* WTPiT=fl?i prince ^ey.

V arwrpBHhv liealUer, mallow, Peraian lilec.
< belleLore red. apmel pink.

' WTPftct nymph pink.

*• shfflirflft rote bud, Thulite pink.

x«ddi«h r^>7ellow

1

avq

=3^

: ft

horse cheatnnt

(iiBpnfirTO

i ^

"ra'flaifatsB*

liver

ft^hitlenvR*

colcolhar

egsfttiifatw;*

toae lake

rvfWt^nlat’K ;

« *tvi

1

atxdVsrfiiTte*

monkey akin

nan^latfirr^i

Gingo pink

•aril II tint 11,^

crab apple

wfudhttrin’R* !

1 ^

i

Indiaa pink

B'flOlftt’ll'

melon

sWleifttn’ *

gienadiAe

mfttiftaifirtm” |
golden poppy J

: s

neciatioe

^efSrilSTfitrv! 1

1

“ f

■HI,C 11 1 II lliS IIRIIIIIII b III 1

« cMieroIe, Erkimo, giog«r »pic«, li»er

Lrowfl, rustic browa

■ icijou, cildroui ginger, beoai, iroa*oiid«

red, Kaiser brown, laorel oak, mahoginj, mabo*
gray btowQ, mabogany red, Mara red, Mecca. Mohawk,
Morocco, Morocco red, redwood, Siena, Sierra, Tntcan
browOi Venetian ted

• agt4V^%Tsfi Brazil red chryiaalbemum, Japancae
red, rosel, roielle, lurkish-crescent red
» arrftaTlnTlf; sorghum brown, wood rose.

's wrfltftmfsiSB bole, copper red, hyacinth ted, Indian
ocbeii loJizD red, Naples red, pheasant, Prussian red,
znddU, acaiVet ocher, ainople, terra poaiuoli, wax red.

* Engliih red, Mara red, naatarlium,
oaalurtium red, Peruvian yellow, tile red, totem.

* bittersweet orange, bnrnt ocJier, flame
acarict, Florentine, Indian orange, light red, maadarSn
red, mikado, neutral orange,

< peach bloom, rose Caroline, rose morn,

asfrano pink.

' ndltnUiiSR cherub, flesh ocher, orient pink, peach
red, atlmoo.

*• alpfhnfartl! grenadine pink,

" tnJilflwtfnTrfr madder orange, orange madder,
Princeton orange, pumpkin,

'* ^^^atfirnu peach, rose cendre.

100

yellowish red*yellow

n

i

wq

arq

irni

1 ft

e

f

-

-

“

-

- I

1

t

I

aq^sffTnlff'

fstltf iPt^lq

*

-

gold bronie

-

:

1

1 trw

atqtsstr?rfls

ararisifatls*

Jtrttpnfinrt*

3STOffl'5V?l*

•ifamiMtq •

■

“

Dresden brown

eotrine

nugget

3

M

tnqr’nftqt^

ntfftnWis*

jnr«mfir}lir |

■

-

India buff

imperial yellow

saffron

" i

grtnWW'

qqVfaufjntff |

Jersey eream

jooquil yellow-

autumn brown, bisWr, Cypru* earth.
Indian biown, lama, mummy browfi,mu«k,muitaD',new
broDxe, old I!rvgli»h brown, otter, otter brown, pine
cone, raw umber, Honan umber, s«il, «etl brown,
Sicilian umber, tnuff browu. ^oot brown, apbins. teaV>
wood, Vtenaa brown,

* (TK^lfaHs antique, HiSmarclC brownHararu brown,
maple au^ar, mastic, medal brorue^prurlf.sirup , apon^e»
auedc, ayrup, tbruih, tbrusb brown, tiffin, xslnut
brown, wax brown,

* buckibotn brown, gold, boner, houer

yellow, 20(1(30 red, Indian ldo> 2aabe], Isabella, kbabj.
middlestone, oak, oak btoun, pablo, Prussian red,
aumac, sumach, topax.

* TpttPnilabronxe yellow.

cartridge buff, maple, moth, moth grey,
poogee. putty, seed pearl, Spanish flesh.

' OTsKlfinbi chamois, mmie yellow; peachhlow,
Pompslan yellow.

'• iJViblJIl'rid tailroa yellow, Spanish yellow.

^ lijhorn, light buff, polar bear.

' g^.’sifrfnraunset.

101

ir^nWlfT yeUowj*h yellowgieen

i

«n

n

■I

tt;

•tf* I

h

agiafinls

%

1 ^

f

Lincoln green

Quaker green

wrfijfn&iiljT r

• mir

\

opifftMls

warrtla^ht*

fern green

creta greea

■«

«

i '

RWgifirflll

litierty green

•beinthe green

elttdine yellow

1 «

glaii green

wfng^firftw ;

I

prjTet, jf0 greea

foliage green, gage green, holly, bolly
gtetD, teekilceV green, pilmetto, j>ei green, rage green,
•earreed green.

4 gutumo green, gay green, gran green,

belUbere greei\ lawn green, parakeet, park green.

parrot green, perruflje, popinjay green, apieach green,
▼eWei green, woodbine green,

• nw^finfls mytliQgceenJturlle green.

'* CMie green, 'Kildare green, lettuce green,

•all green, aea green, aeiwater green, rerdant green,
Tiridioe green.

102

greenish yellow^green

; j

■n

art

•tfu 1

1

■

nltramiiine green

ft'ftwrjrift

;

i

i

i ^

avrrftffrfirtft*

chatieor

OiftmfdgiT

verdure

fjtitstfiiift

iiifli'ftmftgft 1
i

t

e

j

£

errilmftrgft

irwhnfitrt'

Freaeb green

ijwi'JiBiiagrt*

lIoDgarien green

StflFifirgft

■rriltnftrcft 1

— I

e
1

emerald green

ffrfWtaifttft 1
1

■ i

HU

wfirftwfegft 1
§
1

^ huBter, hunter gmn, hnnter't green,

meidow green,

* green lUte, Cretni pecn, Iluiiiat)

green, elite green, Spiniib greent verdigrii, rerdigrit
green, eerd rutie.

■ tenio/J green, Dronewlek green, f«»

green, im green, Kiliernej, KilUmey grteo,
niklicbite green, tnetmot green, oil green, Oljnpiia
green, eerdiirr green,

* nilijifinU Engliih green, imperial green, Paris
^eeo.ihjil green, Vienne green.

10 )

greaniih grean'blue

t

1

•rq

•rf^

1 .

1

1

r

fajlBlfasR

rg^ltnfir^ft

1 fit '
1

myttie

fipfteifttit

Sorrento ^reeD

ejilmfiiTft

iRufi

1

f

1

•rqjttmfasfi:*

tnciange

eea blue

TlflFlfttft

\ ’•

ffn’ftprfaift

Nile blue

(ntquoire

ihftmrtifTt

- i

f

I

1

tffWlsiftjR

myrtle ptfcn. » lei grceo, Venice, Venice blue.

Drcmen bine, water bine. « lurquoiie blue.

104

bluish green-blue

hetrl'«-eMe ?*■■■}'

nwrftrftw •if'jTwiftrtVw

Horteoie violet —

< iTTTWlfs^O f"P<

• fnwnrffw PetOBw,

• «»meti«r, nuildet vioUtr lii'ilbowy
purple , Pirmt violet, Pirmc, pleromi violet,

• byiciatb violet, kiag'e purple, pttritrcb,
poD(iff,pooiiS purple, rovil purple, violiue, wood violet.

'* voftnnfsdlw peoree.

* WTTnbdts lobelia violet, Didder blue, ilite violet
VotUj’i grey.

* Wv^^infWl® miaseoeie violet, migaon, wuterii,
witlerii violet.

106

xeddtjh blu6-r®d

ITT

vt.

•(ft

nift^lFlfolH,

“

-

ft

•H4‘0<#lRn*f 1

*3S5ft?rtf5I*E*

livtd purple

lielinirope

phloy

magenta

«75ftFTftT»E

capatorinin

•tftttlsiTftT’B'

~

Ophelia

!

parple

phlox purple

Fuchila

fl

arfrftinftin

i

1

-

■i

-

-

~ f

i 5

1

tvriitr^Kn

_

f

1

‘■•i *M • • < 1 rf « r«-.

~

■“ ;

•liie pjrplf. » «^«nfnm TCitil.

ywlei carmine. « m qiftT U fa tt g loormaUne pink.

-^WTrsTB raiiin purple, wine purple. « wMtwftna Tjriao pink.

107

For DOD scicDtilic colour uames,
dra^n up from etery language of India

COLOUR

wfwT^ci to colour

tinted, coloured
•rt^ iiudyed

not coloured or dyed
•T^ colourlera
«tini colour

pdiotiog (the door, Wdll etc.
on feilal occa<ionsJ
TWlf^ v6 dyes, paiDtjfe g lUe teeth)
3q|%tl coloured, sariegated
TiTtr coloured, dyed.

TTlsq having dved or coloured
g7T a tl» dyeing

to he dyed

TTm the act of dyemg or colouno|,
lolour

coloured, prepared for dyetsg
■or colouring
TVtrgtQ paioling
ruuii9 painted on the lutface,
a painting
painted

fnlr^ a portrait, a picture,
punted

ruulqTn, fatOfU decorating, painting
colour, coDipIexion
tJia, TTRI colour, bompleaion, play of
light or colours, iliadiog or blend*

fili^ (hree*coloured.

having a lailiug colour.

^vi bad colour, of a bad colour,
having a bad complexion,
badly coloured Or dyed
Hryi having a fast colour
fl^q fjq^ licolour
ftfflotin painted
tflrrs colontlcis, faded.

Colour* In Otu Aneiont Litaiatur*

the follontng list haa been called from ancient literature. Similar lisle can be

tfirrn colourlete.
efla. ei to dye datlt.
dyed with indigo,
manycolaurcd.

TVVfift five coloorcd

to tinge, to dye, to paint,
colour.

ttr^irrnrrr coloured,

srT^ni. to amear over, to besmear,
to anoint, to adorn.

UsriM'l tmeariog, anoinlang.

(b- to tmear over, to besmear, to

nff>4 smeared over, tlained.
fiTvn^ changed m colour, ditcolonred.
gwrin eoloar of the facOk

tb. to be dyed or
coloured.(mfit,T«n!s) to dye. to
colour, to patoi

coloured, dyed, paitiied
TTf colour, paint, dye>bue.
rflri well coloureil.

colounog, dyeing, painting,
nn colouring, dyeing.

'ihe coloured one’, night,
tarri ‘coloured or dim epece'.

colouring, dyeing
the act of colouring or dyeing,
colour, dye, paint
TBti ft g to be coloured or dyed,
tf^arr coloured, dyed, painted, tin-
ted.

Tin the act of colouring or dyeing.

colour, hue, lint, dye,

(|||N<< cootisliog of colour
{TnVeil a alreaV crime of paint, the
mark of dye.

ITtnit having colour, coloured,

hiving colour or dye, colour,
ed.

nfhm the state of being coloured

eoloored. having a particular
colour ( a kind of amaurosis or
blindness, viben it affects the second
membrane of the eye, as opp. to
whicli affects the first),
colouring, dyeing.

RifttK relating to or died uilh lac.

v&. to delineate, to sketch, to

delmeite,!, dnwn, skelihed,
painted.

frifeisiu to be painted.

Int 10 l>e ilrswo, painted, portray
eJ, delineation, drawing, painting.
ItWtTS represented m painting,
psiDied,

ilelineaieil, painied.
eb to tmear. lo licsmear, to
anoint, to aVatn, to toil, to (tint,

kfi smearing, anointing, painling,
drawing.

fetfindi^drawing, paioting.

feftniWira painted.

Im the act of smeariag, daubing,
anointing, plastering, a coaling of

ntndl 'best coloured', gold.

having a beautiful complexion
or colour.

VinfM) a woman with a beautiful
complexion.

to paint, lo colour, lo dye, to
depict, to picture.

qv) colour, colour of the face, good
tolouT or complexion, tint, dye,
pigment (for paiotingor writing)
nulfil. causing or giving colour.
nviKSl order or succession of
colonrs.

ViT'n io colour', coloured,
vn ])i>otcil ^«ilh colouri,
a iteilcr of rolour.
vcra. Iiy or vrlth or arcortlin^ to
rolour,

the itate of colour,
■olour («nTT>ff^ the heinj* of
aoo.her rolour).

pvrog toloiir, rolourinp, djte*

exrellenre or licainy of

rolour,

vniT? ronuitio^ of rolourl.
having ooiOur,

r)74«T inidiire or Meti<lin- of
colouri.

vvrWvrv rhaage o, romplealoti or
colour,

coloured water,
paloiiag. plrtuiiog,

painted with Colour* or
with a bruih.

eompovcd or erniiiiiog of
colouri, painted

TTRt tU let Of palotlBg, colour*
log, deUneation.

vWW, to he paiuied or

coloured or dcliiieatea,
painted, delineated,

^fer^^r^one who haa painted,

having a particular colour,
eoloiireA,

<1*4 to he (or hetag) delineatei* or
pictured, relating to or uiefiil *or
or giving colour.

fcpR ttainle«, apoileia, clean, clear,
trantparent.
frawtn iuintf»«np»*.

CO drlinrate, to paint.
frT^cIi, to excel in painting, to di«*
colour,

colourlcK, ■■ad-coloured, wan.
fiirfint. frrft-n lo«» of colour.
frrSrt^tfn (a hrarrlcl) having ita
iewclr direoloiired.

cnionricif, hleailicil.
change or loii of colour.

Snv 4 chauge of colour.

tinged, rolonred.

Binfr^n! lolourrd c«|aallf.
trqiaM. Rtn»H'A having the aame
colour.

mtirat'^rh to delineate, to paint
mi, mm having colour,
mrnm being coloored.
ndim having all colour*,
athcoloiifcd

rtTd having the «anir cofoiir.

rt^ <Hl (ri^ ItoinAgcncoua, aame) the

timiiit in coIomc.
mrtR iiaving pigment.

rrlitiog or liclonging to one of
the taiiie enloiir.

mirk of the aamener* of

colour.

identity of rolonr.
grr wrll-coloiired, deeply dyed,
gtf a good rolonr or dyr, bright*
coloured.

gi'h of a good or lieaiitiful colour,
liriUiant in hue, bright, m. • good
colour.

of a ficautiful rolonr.
fjdudi *nn coloured.

1 ^ 1*4 <1 hcanlifni frrlh rolour.
(cin«x 4 having a glony or hnghl
colour, having ■ aoft or agrccahle
complexion,

oihroloiire*!

brightxolourcd.

WHITi:

arfttgm very «r too white.

K^hr-luir.

ac^ while, m.^e whi*b lour,
•rjstvor^ of white colour,
tn^ of white aplendour, daxaliog
while, in. while colour,
not white.

wrrmjT while,

whitening (the floor, wall etc,
on fettal orcationi).
while,

VPttR of a dull while colour,
ittr white, m. while colour,
iflt^ the Iicing white,
ttirnm (he l>eing white,

VITO white, (laxzliog white, m- white
rolour

«ttrmT.vn»»»T whiteneai.

(nfmrntb male* white,

Wlftm whiifucd.
dromh eh. hecomci while,
heeome white,

vnfiztm while colour, whiieoeti
made white,
vtrftvrt l>ecome while,
i 4 tti bright, white.

^fldir«itld.exce**ive whileDe*!.

daitling white.

(ra!|i white.

(/) boiry, grey.

(n*f while.

«T«{:vrtI> maliog or reodo*

nng white,

Btvpir* whilediodied.
tn*|< 3 m whiie-eoloored.
mrjtm whiteoei*.

while, whiteueii,
while, wliitiih.

tl*f (til white colour, wMteoet*.
whitish.

rnvjmfil et, colouri white,
mrffttr while coloured,
qtv^^lT^wInte colour.

colouring white.
vb. colour* wJiite.

ini*f>MNI*gT very white,of a dazzling
while colour,

white, m. white colour.

very white, of a dazzling white*

two while tpoit IQ the dark
portion of the eye.

109

fira whitisb, »ilTer-coIoured, lltTery
while, m white colour.
fqqB epoileaa, white, n iilrer gilt
fnfttn aUiDleaineta

white, fpollest, n white colour,
finr bripht-coloared, white,
ftl% white,

whiie*bued, whitish
Hq white.

white, whitish, spotleia
51?7n, whiteaesa

white.coloured
a while colour
while, whileniDg,
^re^Sfli^whiteoett, white colour

making while, whitening
th whitens
eh heeomea white
Sjfq hrilliantly white, white
while

^ apotleii, white, m white colour
spam, ^wiq whiieseit.

Vtflqqla i(i becomea while,
tiftnrq whileoeia
fm. rh- to be bright or white
while, wbiteneii,

flawra being white, white-coloured,
wfaileoeai, a while colour
fsqtflfq, fteiq, ftqrsq whitifh,
ftqtq white, while-coloured
ftqtqrw whitiab
ftqq whiliah, while
(kOiftltni looking whitiah
t|%tl white, in white colour
qbaat whiteneit
nsrtiiF having a white nark
white-coloured

iaai-l%iv ahimag white
?i'ahqiCT. ftaihqnt looking whu-
iih.

<"^0% whililh, white

making white, whitening
t^area rfc hecomei white,
whitened

wbiteneaa, while ei^our.

^iq white, hriliiant.
tatq wbiteneaa,

equally while,
quite white.

lita wlule, nt white eoloor
Aaar extremely white
fqaaw fttarN white,
firfa white
ftrfaitq whiteneaa.

ftalqtVCl eh makes While or bright,
gqt whitewash
gsnvifel whilewasheil
whilewaah

gvmrffl tl 0|.|.car8 while aa plsjier
whiu aa piutrr

whitewashed

white as lime and llie

gvn^ wliiiewiahed.
very white,
pare white.

DLACK

wfmi, Jarkneaa

arlaywi very or too dark.

etfirdl^ very bleck or dark

q%a dark coloured, black

erfhaadr black-coloured.

amOet darkish, cligbllj dark.

qtiiu darkeniog, eclipse of iud and

VTwq blackneae, black colour, dark-
neaa

Vrai black, ofadarkmiour.m.eblack
eoloor,

black colour, iok or blacking,
VTtiai blaekiieea.
qra'IftVft vft.blackeDS.
vnsv black.

Vtfqqt blackgicaa or black colour. Ink
or blacking, a dark apoi.
vifoarq. Iilackoeae
jvn black, dark.

fceiq blackish.

'making black', • peculiar
manner of cauterising,
f wtai, hlackneaa.

f anwsiq having a black spot,
f arri* of a black colour,
ftein blackish, but according to
Sayana ‘extremely blacIC'.
ftanfe? having lilack marki.

7 X7113% vl blackens
fifsoiXt hUik, black tubitince,
yf«nni( hlai k, blackness,
ynilqroi bill kening
^anltrefiT vb becomes black,
f vi rnay become black,
trat^ ilarViieis,

nim dark-cnloureil, M darkneii,
na« darkness.
i|^ qq dark like smoke.
s{m*K coloured with smoke.
vira,vip9di.q;ntT,q9imoke loiourcdr
•moky.
dark

vb makes ilark-coloored.
dark colour, obwuriiy.l
qglvflfu tb makes dark-eoloured.

smoke coloured or dark with

dust.

runt, vuitm dark-coloured, black,
vqidturvi IdackeniDg.
xqqflf'i made dark-coloured, black*
cned,

^mtr dark.

to be dark, to dye dark,
ifts of a dark colour, black, u dark
colour, darkness, any dark tuLil-

ifini a black and blue mark on the

ifteiRT a dalk colour,
dlaqx black mud,

(or -o) vb begin* te become
dark-coloured,

dt9it^ a dark line or mass.

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*n7^UacVhb, dtrk,

blackish'lookiag,
more thin black, extremely

dark.

quite black (ripe).
ink'Coloured

eb. becotnei black.

Tery black,
deep black.

reaembler a denae
tnata ot black, clouds,
black, tn. blackoess.

Ttfiinn night-colour, dirkneis.

TTH dark, dark-coloured, black,
dark.coloured (as cloudi).
ftlfe black.

'other than white', blaek.i
^mrt black, dark-coloured, sable,
havtc^ t dark or swarthy com-
plezion, m. Mack colour.

blackoeii, dark

colour.

TOtr^, WIWTtr o( a brilliant
black, gloiiy black.

V<tpnvi dark-cdloured.

^Miua, darVcoloQTed, dark.

T blacknesa.

fUtns dark-coloured, m. black colour.
^niHK'TI, blackness, dark

colour,

dark-coloured, dark.

^nrtrfkrt darkened, obscured.

blackoess. dsrkness.
?«IIltrfl*tVl?r v6. dsrkeos, obscures,
VVTtmb vb. assumes a dark colour,
Vumifun become dark.

Tvrfint blackened, darkened.
TVpttnrlfv rb. darkens.

9011(1 t(q|^ p(. becomes dsrk-coloured,
TtTVmft dark-coloured, dtrk.
OOnc dark-coloured.

quite black,
fllfir black.

‘other than white', black, dirk,
very black, dark.

RED

nfirysr, »rfin»Hj!t very red.

■t^tri red colour.

•rftrffTV very red, dark red,
•rfnqyLbaviag red apots on the akin.
wfitfTfH very red.

(ryvrtnn unstained by red.

IT901 ruddy, m red colour.

V^OTVI, W^erm-red colour.

(TTViyr reddish, slightly copper-colour-
ed.

wro i gg. Wlf^vST, srw^ reddish,
srr^v? redness.

Sf i w Tg T H a little reddish.

■rrel^tr reddish.

•n^fHNrlfo rb. makes reddish,
jvrefr red hot.

7^ cb. to make red-hot.
red-hot.

coloured red.
red, reddish, ruddy.

«r«v reddish, m. tawny or red-
di«h colour,
reddish.

cb- is tomewbst teddisH.
vb. colours reddish.
vFin reddish, n, reddish colour,
cb, reddens.

vToftra made dusky red.

vb. makes red.
vyrv red, dull red.

dyed of m dull red colour,
insde red. reddened,
become red, reddened,
reddened, red.

%9|{i*-l,dyed of a red colour,

dyed of a reddish colour.

X Imsi-i dyed red (with Isc produced by
an insectX

^Jiwnr dark red.

of a dark red colour,
dark red, of a purple colour.
■ the colour oC ted lotus, oE

the colour of the red lolui.

atir reddish.

tRf^deep red.

wra of a coppery red colour.

n coppery ted.

n)yi^ copper colour, redness.

'*•*•

mirrfi, copper-coloured, dark

red.

vb. dyes dark red.
vqiPT marked red lu three places.

haviug a divine pale-red col-

\{{(9 imoke-eoloured, purple,
qn dark red, purple, ,11, purple col-
our.

dark red, deep purple.

^401 dark red.

dark red, purple, m. a pur-
ple colour.

<{|ai^ the dark red.

Qtg'CS dark red

qidan made red, reddened,

qniV redoesi.

ftysy rodJisfa, m, reddish colour,
f^7<n. reddish colour,
fnrjrnftt vb. dyes reddith,
fniK^, f^rmrattr of a reddish appetr-
auce.

f4Tl1)ra reddilh.
friTlOvtHTr vb.dyes reddish,
svqivfl red as a flower, dyed red with
vegetable colour,

SCVTFt flower-hued
mro excessively red.

red like early dawn,
very red

nrjniar having the colour of the In-
dian madder,

^rsnnni the colour of the Indian
madder.

ajfitTT*! having the colour of a jewel,
m. the colour of a jewel, n vermi-
lioo.

\ermtIioa.

tnfnrr, tnfitT», mffejjrinr dyed w’iih

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mJd«r, red ai inidder« ii red
c«Ioar.

W in- 3 f > ^f i r« l ci- dye* with ttadder.
tTS reddened, red, cnm»oa, n. red
eolonr, Temtlioo.

TOred.

TW;«i(Urk red.

TemulioD.

Trnr more red,

TWW, r«W redne»i.

a red ipot forming a fiaw in
a gem.

haring a red diie,
termi^0B.

red eotonr or the coloor of the
blood, red*colonred.
red-eolonred.

vermilion.

fTOT5T*r dark red.

IIQI^TT baring a red appearanee.
dyed red.

genat red lookieg, haring a red t}^
pearanee

IMian Mood red, red aa blood,
gfm^ redne**, red eolonr,
nra remulion,

rnXed 10 redden, to groir red.

gin red eolonr, redneis.
gTTtm coniiitiog of red eoloor, red-
eolonred
gpnr^red

glfil^ofa red eolonr.

red, reddiah,
grfgw^ the red colour
grtgeiteg marked vrith red.

STSUrm coloured or dyed with lac.
«:{«« dyed with lae.

red, redditfa, copper^Ionred.
target a little redduh.

«I^ red, red coloured, redduh, «.
any red fahitaiiee.

•^geei. ^[gv^ redneM.

cHgmg blood red

^rfggtin a red colour, red bnc.

^ tgai g g lB haringa red appearance,
redduh.

tfi ia or beromea red.
red, teJdiah.

^lftarwf3{or-%), ^fgjhrgfk r6. >* or
became* red.

red glow or Inttre,

gflfgalo i«3ji<h, haeiDg redduh

giV^nt red colour, redne-a.
fa gita eery red.
fksTr^ deep red.

3 STV redduh like a parrot,
to he or heeome red.
ihn red, enibaoa, pnrple, m. rednesa.
gvhrai redness.

*^»rrg% ei. reddens.

*Vaflfga become red.
gTrfiurgi^redneaa.

eb. colour* hlood.red.
gginrg’g dark red.

ttWICFI, grfinnfl the red glow of
twilight, having the eolonr of twU
light.

gtnfitg*^ rb to be reddened, to appear
red.

5T7n reddened,
ngtntg redness.
giT^g, eotiiely red.

dyed wub lac.
reddened, nude red.
deep red, crunson.
coloured with red lead or ver-
milioD.

^a^ftetVlV t(. tolonrs with TeruiitiOD,

YELLOV

itg^ not yellow.

■tlglTf palish, slightly pale.

WIgiejg paliib, pale,

KlTIvyfhTgfg rb becomes pale.
aill^Vf gold*eoloured
wrfra yellowish.

an^l^gfe rb. Bubea yellowish, dyes

with anr rellow snlxtance.

4rno golden.

SR?g dark, yellow,
jflg rellowuh,_m. yellowish eoloor,
grmvf very light or pale.
ufrnfrgtt^eseesliTe palor.

made very pale.

<t|SR jiallid,

pale, ta. pale eolonr.
i||*4< pale colour.
gT<(ilI3 pale-hodied.
ill*gni9ai paleness.

paleneis.

giejT pale, yellow.
q|<g(|il pallor,
fry yellow, n, yellow colour,
fgys yellow, gold-coloured, f*. yellow
colour,
yellow',

{gfTig yeUow colour.

jellow colour,

|gKi( yellow, of 0 golden colour.
Rt riTg, t^i mg B of ■ yellow appear*
ante.

^ 7*Uow, m. yellow colour.

Tellow.

dlgtg yellewnesa.

dltmrtofayellow colour, n, yellow*

dias yellow, n. yellow eolonr.
dPndi yellow-coloured.
dlsigttiH of yellow appearance,
dlftttn yellow colour.

UiaiHh a yellow spot in the white of
the eye.
ftturi pale,
fprtt golden

coloured with or like the
pigment Rocani, yellowiih.
Kg?1l«g|»5T pale ai the fmit of the
Lavall tree.

fggl*Y> finregr pale, pallid, painted
with ditferent yellow colonrs,
fggd pale.

(ggBUlf, fgg^ pileneti.

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BROTN

irnr grtmiag p*le.

«»Tfra qaile yellow.
f!n pale.

fa a;p n yellow, tiv. yellow coloar.

qoite yellow,
grn polJen, yellow,
poldeo.

yellow like polJ.

grSlt lutio' a golden lorfare,
gilded.

grlfTn goMen eolonred.

hjTipp golden eolonr.
Tfdifinr a tpot of yellow or gold.
M i ^ n f -jq ^ gold-eoloared.

pale yeltow, yellow, «. yellow
ei^loor,
f^rPT yellow.

gRa'jf haring golden iplendonr.
gRafl heantlfully yellow, gold-coloor*
ed.

ycUowlih, m. yellowiih eolonr.
pale yellow, yellowiih, m. pale
yellow eolonr.
gol<l.eoloared.

gft* ycUowiib, pale yellow, pale, m.
ibe eolonr yellowUb.

BLUE

erPryxsr terj or too bine.
arf^RT?*nj , erfera;^ I«pi» laaoli.
aapphire.

arfitnt^ tine lomi,
erpftar illgluly dirk or blue, m. a black
bone.

a itpplure.

^s^sRerm an emerild.

Vpe dirk'btne, a black «r dark.blne
eolonr.

ama, fen dark.tloe.

datk.LInei the blue or bill Uaint,
■odigo, bloc viiriol.
rftam blnenei*.

^«en bloe, blae.«olonred.

4lan, the indigo plant, a ipeciei
of bloe fly,

U

indigo,
dark brown.

sTlsrar of bloisli appearance,
ntwatfil a cappbire.

dark bine and red, pnrple,
a purple eolonr.
tiackiib, dark.
btae>eotonred. Line.
iftTHT bloiab.

‘the datL*red‘ or 6ftt dawn of
Ibe day.

^hirrain blackuhdookmg.

(or .a) tb^ begin* to l>ecomr
blue or dark colonrcaL
aOftnpr tlaeocM.
afnflTff tiqoid mdigo.

hiring the colour of Indigo,
(he colour dark-Llne.
yellow.blne.

xr^ryaTR dark bloe like a jewel {> e.

like a tappliire)
argpfla dark bloe. a tapphite.
afpifjTaft xb. reiemidei a den«e man
of l>U«k.<lood*.

Bt[<Nih«'dark.blne atone*, tiippbire
atwa (lark'blue, dark.Llue colour.

haring a dirk'bloe colour.
T^4Elet bluc.Tcd.
feeler dark.bloe, blue.
fWlwv • corpse that has become
blue.

fcnH'44 the bine lotqa.

enr a mtxtnre of bine and yellow.

fnPl dari.bloe.

bloe-oecked (aa a peacock),
firfs ‘Line gem’, a aapphire.

dark.bloe, bloe or green,
fea gf^o blohli.green.yellowiih
white.
fippTT bine.

arfm a blne.lotna.
gnl* »efy bine, dark.

‘Tery btae', Eeltpia fyostrata,
sapphire.

gft-sftc yellowiab-blne.

arTfPfF, brownish,

aj. oft brown.

*fto,oftw ‘monkey •eolonred', btown,
(71. lirown eolonr,
vftvreb cli. is somewhat brown.
oftoloiVft. oft^OTlft t6. eoloora

oftrr brows, m, brown eolonr,
cftjTkft ti. embrowns,
aftfira embrowned, made brown.
Vrntlt of a brownish coloar.
fwrftlW. €l?ftlRt dark brown.

^Rftr quite reddish brown.

pb dyes reddish brown,
of a brownish red eolonr.
brown eolonr.
deep brown

Tire. aWTt. brownish.

WTVT browv, bnnaith.

flMtn W light brown, brosTB

r»TB, ram brown

rn*. ffpcw dark brown, broscB, m.

brown coloar.
ratawi browoneis.
rarmPl *6. embrowns.

dark brown,
gft brown.

TATNY

area tawny.

Wlftrrf alightlT tawny.

«TfT tawny, m tawny eolonr.

*5 tawny.

after, fftw lawny, m. tawny colour,

wftrr ape-coloured.

aiftw tawny, bj. tawny eolonr.

ftf, fti« uwnj;*

ftlRPa tawny eolonr.

ftirra, ftnrr tawny.

ftlffea become tawny,

ftlffeapf.. tasmy eolorrr.

fteri tawny, m. tawny coloar.

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fnnp*. f«Tf«T, W57 Uwoy eoloor.
T5 twny.

ff^nj tawDj (like impure blood).

tiwDj coloar.

REDDISH BRO'W'>

errn, •nftf. fUF*

«fTR. ftiF®. f'TI?* reddish brown
Cttra brown<red
(^%?t made reddish brown
ftlfet,. naftif® reddish

brown.

fi(^r« reddish brown (like impure
blood)

fir reddish brown, m reddish brown

eoloor.

GREY

the (rej colour o( * pifeoo.

«rifa of the colour of
a pigeon, lead grej

a coloar eompouoded of black
and red.

>{H smoke eoloarrd, smokj, gr«7, *
Riixtare of red and black.

XainYint greyish
sfsra^of a purple or grey colour
spriHfa greyish red.
s{WWTB haring a grey ipoi.

finiU ‘imoke*eaIoared‘, grey.
t5. makes grey
XyianPt eft Riakei grey
nfiga (/ grey, grey hair,

rendenog grey

nfkdMfing. nflrtnrj* bceomiog

F«r

^aatwra grey and withered,

nfnfr^grey-hiired.

dore^loured.
pigeon like.

TfW grernesf
^T" quite grey,
fr^.n^gfty.

DUST^LODRED

s{ 5 T daat*eoloQred.

made grey, greyish,
grey or disaty white eolonr.
qfc'^T quite dust coloorcd.

Visjqtf dark with dust
TI*I*rq.wr grey at an ass.
dost eoloored,

VARIEGATED
wfkrtl not variegalcd
flTeq rariegaled

rariegaled on both tides,
qar of a ranegaled colour, rtry>
lag the colour

qvrr, qm of ranegaled eoloor.

variegated spoiled, m, ranega-
ted eolonr.

<f . *fT> «fr< of a spotted or rarie*
gated colour

Cffn ranegaled, inaoy.coloored.

«rf?f ranegaled colour
cut variegated, ipoilod
stTOiq ranegaled, spotted, speckled
with black, m. ranegaled colour
(partly black partly while).
vmraT spoiiedoess, the state of
beiug ranegaled.

ViUlfqS speckled, bespolled with
ranegaled.

«Tlfu7 spotted
Wtr, WSt ranegsted
fefffra ranegaled, spoiled
r* WSttsS of a ranegaled dark colour,
y'rraea of a dark ranOgtted colour.
foirTTtfl black and while,
f vji«n black and white (ti ibe eye),
spoiled black
fciWUf spotted LIsek.

black tod white,
funrirnn rsnently coloured,
fulcft rft. tnikes ranegated.
few ranegated.
fifes made variegated.

ftp spotted, dappled,
ffeq.ffaii rariegaled, dappled, piebald,
speckled, spotted,
ff|^ the being rariegated.

spotted, speckled, piebald, varie<
gated.

fete the being spotted or rariegated.
fqs haring white spots, speckled,
ranegaled, a spot, mark,
qnc a round spot.

qqyf partly-coloured, ranegaled. ,
'iqjB piebald,
qqrtl spotted, rariegated.
a spoL

fvarfgs doited over,

rariegated with fed, red-

spotted.

vlf^tntns, snfgwrry rariegated or
dappled with red.

ranegated with red,
frw inany.eelenred, rariegated.

ranegaled (as a garmeBt),
fTWT rariegated, brindled,
trW rariegated, bnadled, dappUd,
apotled, m. a rariegated eolonr.
tiws ipotted, brindled.

Tiufaa variegated.

tiufiSMq. ranegated stale, mottled look
or appearance,
eiwlyq variegated.

Tnvn medley,

(UlMtlSv blaek and spotted.

RTRF of • ranegated colour, dappled,
spotted.

tnTfVSB dappled and spotted,
very rariegrted.
apotted like a dove,
^ Fg s fts^f qq covered with red apota.

MISCELLANEOUS
uPsed baring tbe colour of fire,
stTf* amoke-coloored.

Wirtt iron-coloured.

vtntVr yellowish white like camphor

t>%iq yellowish red.

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spotted.

QTnr krowD'red.

^ftn^ndjed with saffron, orange,
f of a vanegated darV colour,

greyish white

dyed w>th saffron, of saffron
colour.

dyed, with aaffron, orange, n.
anything dyed with saiBower.
bright and yellowish.

^^1 bicolour.
tnanycoloured.
five-coloured.

TOW, TO^, TOf€^» TOTO lotus*
hued.

trfrnJB of a pale red colour, pale red.
dyed palb red.

9ISW pale red, pink, palhd, wi pale
red hue, rote colour,
pale red.

vwsvls ei dyej pale red.

^iffeR-l^a pale red or rose colour.
Qicrflvtlia vh. dyes pale red.
yellowish white.

whitish yellow colour.
^TCfsiiq becoming yellowish white.
tn»ft whitish yellow.

'other than white', black,

..dark.

yellowish while colout.
reddish-yellow, a tawny brown
colour.

foajsfufs c& dyea reddish yellow.
fttjrfrTR reddish-yellow colour.

tb dyes reddish yellow,
reddish yellow.

Irofint dyed jeddish yellow.

yellowish-red.
tftWTW yellowiah-red.oriDge
dlatae'StlU oringe-coloured,
yellowish-green.

• yellow-green colour,
dlarro yellownh-red.
5nTnrflower.1iued.

SJ^dr msny-eoloured.

JtfsUt^ very bright.

honey-coloured,
atne' red with a liltle ydJow.
nUTO coloured like emerald.

colour of an emerald.

StiTOdr coloured like licans

having the hue of a cloud,
reddish yellow or white.
ysis(l9 blue-red.

red yellow-blackiih
white, m. red-yellow blackish white*

marked with ted and other co-
lours,

of a reddish-

black colour.

red, while and black.
ufc?id £re-coloutcd.

ft^n c si q coral-coloured.
^ light-coloured, white.

bright-coloured.

s^fiesr^ brightness.

5T8 bright.

light and dark fortnight.
pale-grecDDesa, pale green.
5 ? bright.

^q;u<n fasviag a pore colour.

spotless, clear, bnghl.coloared.
brigbtocss, clearness,
blackish while,
reddish white.

while and black.

5l?lFuf white and lawny.

yellow-wbileoess, yellow

while,

pale redness, pale-red.
gkatlfsn while aod red.
fkriTqTq white and black.

«resi?ll being of a red and whitish
colour.

dark-yellowish white, ni.
dirk-yetlowisb whiteness.

dsrk-emoky white, m. dark-
smoky whiteoess.

white and black, ss. white and

IIS

black colour.

n ra ftm ei dark-yellowish whitish white.
R. dark'jellowisb'wbitish while*
ness.

white aod yellow,

fir?pft95fttfl?t bluish-grceD-yellowish
white (?), m. bluish-grecn-yellowish
whiteness.

firrtTTO white and ted.
fi j gyfq bright-coloured.

Ontfilittt while and red, m- white and
ted colour,

blackish white, blackish white
colour.

white and black,
gft fawn coloured, fallow, bay.

Sft'TH. tftfilf.ffftftfsr yellowish brosra
yellowish, blue.
gfiaH fsllow-coloured.
fawn-eolonred.

f^fswn-coloored, pale red, falfouTr
bay, the colour reddish bay,
emerald,
gf^ pale red.

yellowish brown,
the colour yellowish green,
yellowish red.

DYESTUFFS

atHqTarsn, a plant with red

blossoms, used by dyers, Gritlea
temmtota

w w s h g red juice or lac (obtained
from the red resin of certain trees
and from the cochineal’s red stp}.
ststWiT^ the Alakta juice,
atftrwi indigo plant.
stT^iR ointment (especially for the

eye*).

collyrium for the eyes,
M|i-JI-t|M(SMl.i ointment for the eyes
and for the feet,
red lead.

ftranr^ red chalk.

q. the tree Symplicci racraoMr

(its bark is ated id djeidg),
yellow orpiment.

a yellow pigment.
♦faeeft T V tbe indi^o plant.

% IB inOT blitk unguent
saffron

^fiRFiiljed red (with lac prodoced
by ao laieet)
saffron

tellow orpineot
minium or red lead
^ m. chalk, lime
fnl'me
ai5 lac.

ajwft red lac,

atigfoii a kind of Oldedlandia (tbe lac
insect forms its nest m this tree)
ni5TO ‘l»e juice', lae.
emrarfi red chalk
Snifi (be tadigo plant,
lamp btacki soot
‘having a lasting colour', tur<

meric

tTfff 'hating a fail colour', alum,
'white earth', chalk.

(he red powder throwa about
at the IIoli festival

a son of lootb'powder wbich
destroys the tirtar but blackens
<he teeth

«R 8 J, wlaaftm. sftff*. wlMf

the indigo plant (Xiid»cfl/fra {inelcria].
afteil (he indigo plane or dre
eil? indigo
iftaflnr liquid indigo
VITR saffron
qiefi red chalk.

«n«5^ chalk
frtT’lJ^*! turmerii
roTNll yellow orpimenl,

ftf. r'|SJrT=ilf?tnsn a kind of
yellow pigment

a kind of yellow pigment, velluw
pigment

tfhmlT laffron.
n’tmTgJTI turmeric.

1I1R9 red lead.

nlksigT Indian madder,.BshioniiiMitla
nr^ITTTri tbe dye of tbe Indtaji madder.
afftTM*! tbe aafflower.
bsi any black eubstance need in writ*
isg, the aadigo plant,
vn lae or red dye, prepared from the
cochineal insect,
an extract from dettfiocdtaebo.
T»^, nm.Tfnrraiom.

fytfm a particular kind of

earth

tifSTJ red ochre

TFWH, ff 3«^ the indigo plant.

Tlftil'I, eifftlac

4J(4(^ any colounng aubstance, dye,
paint,

the tndigo plant, luraeric JJyet'
nnihtil ofbor iriatil. aaffron.
ymny colour, dye, paint.

any colouring aubstance.
a kind of tree.
f^S<t Shorea robnata.
is-tnntft Jfcnordiro cbaranlto.
fcaR« a kind of tree
yrn colour, tint, dye, red colour
fUr^d Acacta eaUehit (a tree yielding
an astriogeot resin, the wood of
which It iticd ID dyciogb a red
powder (wbicli is tbrowo over each
other at ibe Holi fcstiTsI}.
nn^ colour-giving, colounng
TTntfrU 'rolour-sobslaocc', pimi, dye.
tfkinn names of various plants (the
■ndigo plant, J{«bi<iiii«itjuta, etc J,
nTHftr Tfinm Jtnbia mmuitla
fruKt, yellow pigment

On the iTcc SympTocu eoremoia (the
red powder scattered during the I loll
festival IS prepared from its bark]
WlWt, Tiw a kind of red dye, lac
(pblaine.l fiom the cochineal or a

afmitar insect as well as from a
resin of a particnlar tree], the insect
or iniraal which prodaces tbe red
dye.

tlVI^i lac powder.

eiTl-tfRT?. tbe red Lodh

tree (an astringent infusion prepa-
red from Its bark is used to fix
colour m dveing].

UiltTI yte coloured or dyed with lac

'Butsa /rondoia, Mangt/era

tvhaitea.

tsftw SvmplocBi raeemaia.
aaffron.

dirflwm, OltTClTltT an earthy concre-
tion of a milk-white colour formed
ID the hollow of a bamboo and
called bamboo-manna,
yellow orpiment.

ndi colonr, tint, dye, pigment (for
painting or writing)
giving colour, eoioanog, dyeing,
ndir«iftpfl, nfWl tuf

trnhcT. 'h^’in. vhdifhm cbtlk or a
white aabstance.
coloured water,

nf$m colour for painting, punt, pig-
ment, unguent, anythiog for smea-
ring on the body.

v*4r useful for or giving colour, laf-

WVTjfra species of plant.

nwt40, ^0(tW4w 'c I o I h-c o 1 o u r e r',
taBlower.

iltihtn mutuxln.
vermilion.

fyiwnr3 red chalk.

ftrstrsn yellow ochre, red chalk, a
white fossil substance, an alami-
nous earth of a white or yellowish
coioor.

the indigo jilant.

?k«sil chalk.

116

wtiie piint.

«fr«n»rred Utd.

• while DineM), chalk.

• white eoametic or pl^meni
for the limb or bodp.

'A<*^ n. lead, minium, vermilion.

‘origin of miniom', lead,
a particolar preparation of
qaicktilver,

red lead, miniom.
a aort of red or golden chalk,
a good colour or dye.

'yielding a good colour*, red
tandera, Corrol^nia lojsjian
red chalk.

5 ^, red ochre.

5 f 5 t?en, turmeric.

^rrrUfTnT a pigment on a womaa'a
breaet.

ft St T f l 'having a durable colour',
indigo, a aort of curcuma.

■ftO'ttrtn a aort of coreoma.

^iHi a kind of ted chalk.

a kind of yellow o«hr^
red oehfc.
a kind of red chalk,
f yellow orplment,
mun/iiia

tfni. turmeric,

yellow orptment or anlphurate
of arsenic.

5 ft?t 1 ?!* yellow orpiment.

6 '»rcttM(a bn^e, turmeric or its
root ground to powder.

the yellow MyrobaUn tree,
TemiiMlia cArbnta (38 aynonyma
and aeven varieties are enumerated;
the fruit ia uacd foedyeing yellow),
the powdered aeed of the
Myrobaltn tree,
tutmetie.

DYER OR PAINTER

a woman who aaoiola or
makes ointments.

fj. a

painter,
a dyer, punter

‘coIoiir«naVet’, a painter,
colourist.

n 'living by colours’, a
dyer, painter.

TW a washerman (as called from bis
cleaoiog or whitening clothes)
Tiftdl a female painter or colouriiL
rww eolourist, dyer, painter.

in

a female colourer or dyer.
Tlfil?, fefer painter.

W7WX white-wasber.
ntf^cansing or giving colour,
nvife, u!^ a painter,
wbitewasher.

PAINTING OR DYEING
APPARATUS

a ptiat brush.

fnSflfanl, «»«u^pinT a pain*

ter’a brush, paint brush,

^f 7 <l pencil or paint brush
dl?ft»n»e. dlan^^vT an indigo Vit.

R^' 3 Tit>nivx a vat for the mixing,
i.e preparing of indigo.

^vT^f^urrany vessel containing coloor
or paint, an Jnk'hotlle, ink*iUod.

ndnjfew, ninvfA ‘letter*
broih’, > pen, pencil, paiot'brneb.
Mnni colour-leaf, a pallet
^rrartl 'colour.vessel or receptacle', a
paini'boi.

afeinrr a pencil or brush for painting
or writing,

9 «ia^vx« a itick Uacd in painting.

CHEMISTRY

NUgilrJuna isotir first kndun alchemist nhose
work has sumveti (o the present <lay. ife befouls
io the tame age tvhtck produced the famous non*
rusting iron pillar of Delhi bearing the insertp^
n'on o/on unuienti^ert htnj; Canttra (the enrhon
content of iron is 0.5 per certt). In hts teork
NUgqrjuna eoiers the tohole, gamut of aneieni
ofchemicprocesses. He Hesenbes different types
of crucibles and ttHls, cupellation, sifb/imotion.
colouring and alloying of metals^ extraction of
copper from pyrites, use of metal oxides as medi*
etnes. cICh etc.

The earliest datable account of ffagariuna
is green by Kumdrajiva in 403A.D. Strange at
it may seem, it is preserted in China and not in
India. According to him, NdgOrjuna teas bom
under the Arjuna tree, tehenee the second part
of his name. Hit instructions he obtained front
the h'ggas. Hence the name liagarjuna. Lite-
rally nSgsi means a serpent. In theaccompanyng
portrait one can see the heads oj no less than five
serpents emerging from behind the halo irhicA
forms the background of the head.

In Chinese he is known as Luag^ho or I^xog*
Menj. The Chinese iraveller LTsing place*
Ndgurytina in the first century A.D.as the con-
temporary of king Kanishka, both of tohom are
4aid to horc nppenred four hundred je«rs after
the h'imona of Buddha. Other Chinese sources
rtf information are Gunabhadra, Bodhiruci and
SiksOnanda.

Lmg accounts of liagurjuua are omUahle in
Tibetan literature. There he is shrouded in
legend ami mystery. As a sorcerer he is gtori-

in Griih.thob fergycAcu-rtso-bshihi mant-
thar and dpagd^sam-Gon-bzan of Sum-po irthhor*-
po jfe-ccj dpaldtbyor. According to these he was
bom in the land of Vidarbha {modem Seror) a*
the son of a tceallky firohmin tcho had remained
for many years. At an early age, at

the suggestion of the High Priest Shii Saraha
Bhudra of the Vnhersity of t\'alendra in
Magndha, he entered the Buddhist order and
specialiseil iii all the sciences of his day. After
ike death of Saraha Bhadra he became the
President of the University. Under him the Uni-
versity fiourished to such tin extent that it obscur-
ed the splendour of Vajratana, namei>* Buddha
Gaya. Several kings came iiridcr his injluenee.

The Tibetan tradition has preserved the
nsme of his teacher, R&hula, while Hiuen<Tsi(ing
mentions one of hts pupils, Aryadeva. NOg-
arjuna's great fame in Buddhist literature rests
on his being one of the founders of Mahaydna
system of thought, which spread soon after him
into Tibet, China, Mongolia, Korea and Japan,

tiogiirjuno is the discoverer of several eye
ntedictnes and of the elixir of life nhich sfretig-
them the \ceakening forces of men in old age twdf
prolongs life end fioppiness. He rescued starving
humanity from /amines by e.xchanging gold for
grain in far off lotuls. The Tibetnn historian
Turajnttlha records that iS'(7garyi(nn had strong
d)kes built to save Buddha Gaya from inuntta-
iions.

fiaghrjiina is also the discoiercr of several
gold mines in Bottth India.

The portrait on the opposite page is from a
Tibetan original in TVishi Liinipo Monastery.
The inrh of reproduction in roiour i«is iind^-
taken by the Tibetan artist Dgc-hdun-ehos.phel
and Phanindro Mookerjen for the late Shri Jt. S.
g^uidit*. The copper plaies ircre irr^* kindly lent
to me by 5hriffuiti Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit. The
portrait represents pence and plenty, power and
serenity as the reicnrds of hnoitiedge of the world
in its material ami spiritual aspects. Here is the
maxim of HSgnrjuna:

**As tong as the science of chemistry prevails,
let hunger, pain and poverty not torment men.”

Elements ere the ohimite constitucDti of matter.
In ancient times matter was considered to be conatitn*
led of fireelements— earth, air, fire, water ano aky. This
diTiiion of the material world was intended to corres*
pond with the sense-organs of smell, touch, sight, taste
and heanng respectirelj. Now when we start leaching
cbeiniatry.the qwmw or tjn^spi have to give place to
ninty-two BTVs. Of theie, several were known to the
andcnts, namely, antimony, iron, copper, tin, arsenic,
mercury, aiKcr, sulphur, lead and 6®ld There are
17 other names which are very well represented like
carbon by s1«nT, sodium by calcium by eic„
etc, alnm yields sluminium For oxygen

we bare XU* We hatw perfect Saoskrii counterparts
of wordt like hydrogen and phnspborus ia and

aiiMt respectively Instead of eaUinjt the substance b)
.ita.jlowsk.n4BicJienauftcaeiucbjRe/u(a Ih^juneUujc’ sen
call It by ita Indnn name Tb« rest which ate

new names are based on some distinctive ohsrscteriitic
of (he elemest. The Indian names have ih« adreniage
of being wordt of the soil and are capable of being
understood.

The naae of every element begins with a die*
tiact ayllable. Thereby w« hare succeeded in hiring a
single grspbie nnit as a symbol of etch clement. In Ae
Eoropean system it is not possible. Tbey ba>c bad
recourse to two graphic nniti at symbols in the majo*
nty of cates

Element names are of very great iniporttoce for
the development of our languages as vehicles of scienti*
fie thought. Chemicil clemems ire of universal sppli>
cation. In pharmacy their domioslion is alwolule
Uedicines deserve to be belter kuowa and belter under*
stood. That can only be achieved by Indian words and
not fay foreign words,

Nimev of minerals are more than a tbousand. In
the English language these names are just mouth filling
•yllahlei mottly devoid of significance. With Indian
names of elements, we have been able to name the mi-
nertli according to iheir ehemical conitiCnenti. Thus,
every name carries within it the lodieaiion of the chief
elemeots of which it is composed.

In the notes that follow the nime of each cle>
meat, we hive compiled infficient linguistic material
from the different ladiin and allied langnigea to shew
aa to how the new wordi are deeply rooted in the
Indian aoU,

TTin follawin? namea ■<« m m siioin

•inco aneinnt times *

4iai't stibium

It IS an all India word Hindi, I'anjabi, Nepali,
Dengili, tlsrathi, Gujarati, Oriya, Kannada wvin, Mala*
yalam, Tamil Telugu sniT^

ismim

II the forefather of Latin aa, German £ism,
English iron and scores of other words in ancient and.
modern European languages. English era is also akin
ton^. h IS used in high literature in North India,
parttcnlafly in Hindi and Bengali. In hoiiih India its
use it commoner Milayalam, Telugu irvt^, Kannada
ai^ Tamil nf
Hit! cuprum.

It IS an all-India word Kashmiri, Sliina Kuma*
onivnil. Nepali m«, irrelt Aswmeiemi^ Bengali (mtr
timt. Oriya m«. am. Hindi am. aNi. Panjabi ai*ai, Sia<
dhigj^ Gojaratiat) at), anr. Marathi at), am. Mala*
yalam anrc. ar^, Kannada aiv. anr Telugu ai«g Tamil
aifiniL Singhaleie ant.

stannum-

Lake watti aia. ma and WJ is as old as the
Veda, li it derived froni ^ to Lc tliy, on acconnt of
111 low isrJiiog point It ia ilii) used ia Sooth Jodu t
Malayslam and Kannada tr^ Telugu a^.

srsonic

or bulruta’s is a most imporisni won]

for a historical economic geography of llie world in gene*
rat and India in particular. %Trtfl or ‘produced in
Nepal' IS origlnilty red arsenic, which is oue of the
chief sources of the clement arsenic We have specialised
ibe word for aracoic, ibe elemenl. For arsenic trioxidc
which is a deadly poison, the modern laoguigei of India
•se more than one word, and in common, non-tcieniific
vsegc these can be reuioed.

'lltH hydrsrgTTom.

YTtt *' all-India word: Panjabi qrn, Bengali,
Oriya, Hindi, Marathi ^ Smdhi, Nepsli qrrti
GnjiriU qiTX, ^fl Mslaysltm ^mrsfl Kannida
Telngtt Timil

argenfun.

From TT5 tre irujed CrerV erjTiTeu Latin
artfulum. 0I<1 Iriih arjal. «ti*. XVt i* itlll widely ueed
ia Isilia, althou'li there are other word* ai well Ilindit
Bengal), Cojarati, Marathi, Oriya, Kannada
llaUyalam rai, Telugii tJRJ Tamil

tulphur

i« the parent of Latin lulp^ur, iutpuf, tnlfur.
Thia word hat heen borrowed from Latin by European
langnaget. It it only in Sanilint that it bai a aigni*
£cance 'enemy of copper’.

Another common word for lolphur in India ia 17x9,
fT* 9 V, In our terminology we have nied rpq for (hio
and for its denvatives and compounds

plusthum.

IS an all'India word Hepali fenr, Komaoni
Bengali iftn, fq»n, Oriya sJl«n. iflfTT. Ilmdi afl*t,
<frm, Panjabi On] Smdhi adlli Cojarati rft^ Marathi
fttS. &lalayalam tfrt.rfisrt, Kannada afi*T, Teluga ^95;
Tamil

auraa.

IS 10 alblndia word. Kathmin ^eeiern
Bahari (IShadrawahi) ^r, Knmaooi DeogalitXIiads
Rn, nm Oriya ^vdi, Panjali, Lahodi atm. Siodbi
^5, Gujarati iTi|, Maratlii ^di, sfr?. MaUyabm
Rvw. Kannada Telugu Rirg. Tamil
Singlulete 3^7,

II

Fourteen anciant natnea of aubatancea have
been made the baaia of foxnving auch element
names as axe closely connected therewith

fchareoalj yields C3 7»e5] carbon

[from Latio carlo coal, charcoal],

Cf. German A'eWaii Russian uglt rod, Finnish
kith. Bengali stoTTi Kannada and Klalayalam St'im,

Similarly Japanese ^ ^ jan.io charcoal.

pare. It would not be out of place here to point ont
that Lithuanian nmjU Roitlan ^goU, German KMe,
English coal, etc, sre genetically related to Santkrit

elniT.

•irtiT Is an alModia word: Kafiri (Ashkuii) er^,
Dardic (Kbovar) WiFTT, (T«wali) arm. Shins iriTt,

Nepali iryTT, Hindi, Bengali, Oriya, Kannada stifit;
Panjabi Sindhi WTT, Gujarati ft'mr, •fTiitf, MsMthi
SRiTT, «ntTT, Malayalam, Tamil ii»tn9.; Telogu «fHg;
Singhalese ifip;

(base metal, zinc) yields + ’IT^]

[from German Zink, of unknown origin].

Cf Japanese d en, next to lead. 579 I »

Zinc used in High Bengali, Kannada snd Malayalam.

(soda) yields SiTTTTJ [wt+^T] sodium [New
Latin, from lotfu}

The word cttt i* nniverially used in India, both in
Its pare form at well as in a slightly modified form:
Sindhi Q]T Kashmiri, Panjsbi, Lahodi, Assamese, etc.
eiR, fliodi, Nepali, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya grTT, 977 ,
Reogalt jrjT Kannada (gR, *R; Tamil CRt^, Teingn
«iRg, CRg Malayalam *r, MTt. Furopean Gypsy
•ashes’.

taircoo) yields [ittflT+tnj] ziZQO*

fiiua (from nreen].

nnn '* all’Iodia word Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati
dlfiy. Malayalam, Tamil Kannada ntRT^,

Telugu ritafRg

Ilafomm resembles the previnits clement, ztreo.
oium, closely and is hem e named [nrf front

nrtat) related to goCmeda) +9^5].

(calcis. limej yields calcium

[Latin cal*, ealctr lime]

Almost all languages of India and Ceylon, from
Dardic ID the extreme North- ^(elt up to Singhalese
in Ceylon, derive their words for lime from Saotkril
eg, Hindi, Panjtbi, Lahndi «(^{, Nepali g:;;;
Bengali ^’1, Marathi Sindhi Ciijarati

^il. Assamese Oriya ejyn, *p , Telugu »j9g Kan-
nada^, gvat, Tamil g'vrr^, sjtth Alalayalam ^^5
Singhalese

*'+,'*1 (borax) yields boron [from torax].

Cf. * 1 ^ Japanese ho-io. borax pure.

i^etpi widely nsed It it also called i% or
Hindi, Kannada ^et, Bengali ievt, i%. Gujarati t<vi- 9 tT:
Marathi tin, rf««l«R, Sindhi %tiT «re(cf. Sanskrit tnt);
Milayalain Triogu j e at g. Jlerax was expcried

from ladit to far>oEI lands in tbe East as well as id ibe
TTesl. In the MaU^ PcDinsuIa it IS still called tingkaU
Persian and Arabic show lanlorr tinlari al-tinlar. Hie
word reached Logland as earlj as 1635 A.D , when it ia
found spell tKnenfJ, other spellings of the word are
iinlfll. (incol. tinier, linear

(siUerl yieldf [nirkel being ueailjr silver*

white] nickel [abbresiated from German ATup/er metal
copper-demon].

^ or IS an all India word European Gjpsg,
Shina, Assamese Dardic (Kalasha) (Gawatbatl)

Kashmiri ^ esiern Pahan (Pognli) Deogali
^vtf, Oriya fgii Hindis. Panjabi

Sindhi Gujarati Marathi ^wir, Kannada
Klalajalam Telu-u ^g, Tamil a^feir«r^ It is
well VnowD through 'rnpee' the silver com of India

(salt) yields [wiTH related to salt -h f

•ine, a rare element related to the halogens, halo- 'salt'
mn-] alabaraine [ from dlaioma, a Stale in U S. A.-h
•tnel

gnv) IS one oi the eommoaest Indian words : Euro*
pean and Syrian Gypsy Pin, Armeciin Gypsy
Dardie (Titshi, Paihii, Kaltsha] Kashmirs a^.
Western Pahan (Cameali) gst> Kumaoni Nepali,
Bengali «rftt, g^. Onya »Tit, gsi, get, Hindi

PiOjthi get. Siodhi gpi Gujarati yaei,
^si 3Iaralbi, Kannada ^rger Malayalam rgei. Telngu
*H«tg Tiuil fftgvisi Singhalese^

(iron) yinldn [ so named on account of its

resemblance to iron] maitflaneae [from ttslisn man-
canesa corrupted from Mid-Litin fnatreeiiai from Creek
Aa J/ojiwaia lilAcf, properly the stone of the city vf
Msgnesia, loidstone ]

ei)g IS an all India word Nepali, ^ esiero Pahan
(Curahi Bbaieali, Cameali} I’anjslu, Lshndi Flgr
kumaoni ^17 Assamese Bl Bengali, Hindi
UriTt g>l biQUhi lit' Gujarati, Mrratbi ?Vg.
Malayalam srt Kannada Tcluguet'rgg Tamil nft-
riit.‘melal’ Singhalese aiVtl, pf ‘melal',

M'l (tin) yinlda ^^HR [being of tin white metallic
jualre] tallutiutt [from Latin (cBurii the earth].

nn IS used in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Oriya,
Kannada, Telugu (eng), Tamil and Malayalam
The Eogliah word langU is Hindi tanjri which >S from
tn

(beryl)yieldi beryllium [from beryl],

%g{ri» also called fix^, «%=

ngu, ‘beryl’ is a silicate of

beryllium and alumininm BejAljfSi 0,),nr,gv,
(«»a)s.

nX^, Prakntne^T? has been borrowed from India
by the major enllnrsl languages of the world Chinese
pi Iiu Is (abbreviated p, (lu or {ttc(>), Arabic and Peraian
buffur. Creek ierulUt, Latin beryllni. Old French berylt
hcrif. Etsglith Airyf. Cf D. Junlua Juvenalis, a Latin
poet of the lit cent A D “A precions atone, of a sea*
green colour, found tn India." In China, Persia, Arabia
she word was applied alto to eryatal, whence Mediaeval
Latin beriUnt 'an eyeglass or spectacles', whence Cer-
rasn BrtlU and Dutrb 6rii 'spectacles’ English brilhani
and brilluinet are from the same source.

uX'< being the name of ■ precious stone ji used in
bigli liieratnre more than m the common language:
Hindi, Bengali, Oiiya Malayalam Kannada,

Miratbi^lr. Telugu S|ng Tamil ux^f^-
ftmitTt l••Dd)7i.Id> tpjTn t HCft related to sand
+ •«? * 00 . sand IS impure silica] nheon [from Latin
Mfieia a flint ].

Silicen la alio known aa aiticiuin (Ceraan Si/iaium)
though U IS a non metallic element. Cermani bavn'
their own name also ,ief (A'lesai ar Jr uliea), while
abe Russiaoi call it krtmnii.

fa»5t la used in Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi,
Onya, Kannada (faPT, l^er), Malayalam and Tcluga
iRrett)

I««hrir (»»d} aleo yields T01R[^[f<t«!rr + urg it
resemblea silicon in tome reipecli, and was formerly
termed eia iilieon] germanium [from Latin aimoeia
Cetioany].

(glais oreryslsl) yields + uij

It it cryiltlline in structure. Its salts are uieJ in
making highly refraelive glass] thallium [from Creek
ikoHoi a youog shoot].

^•5f (alum) yiolda^lT^Tr^t^Til+aig] aluminium
[from Latin afaweu alum]

fTtI, are all used as lynonyma and

denote 'alum'. They are used all oier India ffepili
^^fr. Beogsli Hindi «fl, otjgff, fa:;r«0

Panjabi Cnjatati atfffl. Msrathmfl.vr^ Oriya

122

Kannada rs&%» T«Iasn

m

si?RiIyin 9 'ozidizin? ofBaUls* has lean
nsad in the Indian alehexnie lltsntszt. Hence
has teen derived out word ior oxygen
The coBiaon Hindi wetd for met 7 T and ‘to
mat*, axa from the Sanahrit •>/ 3 , 7 nt.

t

Oxygen U adapted from French exT/jtiut intended
to mean ‘aoJifying (pnnctple),' prinetft aeidt/iiint
(LaToiaier}. It it derived from Creek ^ea •harp+.ffflt
prodaetne. LaTotiier'a ongmal term, proposed in 1777,
was priBCipe «y?in«, ehaoged 17&S-6 to pnnape atyitne,
thence in 1786 oxyjiise snhatintiTe, ipclt in .VoiR<n>
elaXtir* ot 1787 ozijsne. admitted m Diet. lead. 183Sas
0xy7ina. Lavoisier held it to be tbeesiential principle in
the formation of adds. This idea has been followed ap

in Japanese ton ^ iciJ pore, Gemua^m^.

tteff and Rusiaa litlo-rod. Soon after it was felt that
oxygen wu not an appropriate term* ’’Opponents
partxenlsrly object, that the base of viul air does not
de«erve,the title of oxygen, as many eomhinatioos of it
are fir from being acids,' Jled. JmL L 373 (year

1799X

IV

Hydrogen appoara in oos terminelopy tn its
Indian form

Greek hudre. l^tia andn, Engliab v<(, water, Cer«
mm TTiurerp Rnssias eotfr, and eimilar words ia Eqr^
pean Lmguiges are from Sanskrit v'T^p 77.

Creek .genes bom. is Sanskrit Bydrogen is so

called because water is generated by its combusUon.
Cf. German Trdstrr*rio^. RnssUn tado-rod, Japanese

tnuio water- pare.

77 or 77V is an sH India word: Dardic CTirahi) 771.

(Kalisha^ 77» (Garvi, Torwali) Hindi, bliratht 7 7 ; ;

Bengali. Gujarati 77. 7771 Tamil 771^. Halajslam
t Telo^ 777^> Kannada. Singhalese 77.
Phoa-phema ia again a Graok wotd which has

its azact Ularaiy agnivalent in Indian

Creek pilot ta Sanskrit STT^ 'light* and -pJorvt is Sans-
krit -TT (to wbich is also akin English bear).

Thns woald be the exact eoanterpart, bat xrrtTT

is better sounding, yields the same sense and has been
in nse since tunes immemoriaL The Telngn people
have already used it (77*773) for phosphoms (vide
P. Shankaronarayana, An English-Telugn Dictionary,
Madras. 1933).

iTiTTy ‘shining, bnghl’ IS an all-India word: Ilindi,
Marathi, Bengali, Onya 77777. Slalayalam 773?, Teluga
7*7773.

V

Five othar words e£ Gtaek ezixachon. argon,
bromine, chromlom, iodina and krypton, have
boon allowed to retain thetx original connotation
in Indian words:

Argon [Creek arjon, neater of arjos inactive, from «•
not-htrfon work }— [J7*7 slow, indifferent +
Tift gas].

So named on account of its inertness. No com-
poonds of It are known.

7:7 u an tlMod'a word Kashmiri Hindi 7*7,
Ptt. Sindlu 7*7). Bengali, Gnjarati, Manthi, Oriya,
Kannada 7*7, Tamil, ilslayalam 7*717 TelBgair73.
Singhalese 7*7 ‘small’.

Brosinn [from Greek irooies bad smell +■

[ 57 had -f wi sn 10 smell at -f- -([ -me ].
Bromino emits an imiating vaponr of dissgreeable
odoar. Cf. Jspsnrse sJla-so stench-pure.

Chromium [from Creek ehrema coloar] —
[Tneoidur -I- tng].

So called from the varied colours of its compoonds.
Tsi is an all-India word Hindi, Bengali, Gojarati,
Uantbi, Kannada Tvi, Onyx 7wi, TamilT^H, Telogu
7n3 MsIayaUm

lodsnn [from Greek lodes violct-like -}- -inr]—

having the coloar of the rose-apple frait + -K

•ine].

So called from the coloar of its vapour.

7x3 is an all India word- Hindi 773? Nepali
Tig; Aisameaa-3113; Bengali 7tg,3I*i; Onya Tig, 373,
Panjabi Ta^; Sindhi^TT^. Gujarati 3}g. Marathi 3g.
Tfr, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam 3xg Telngn 31^,
Singhalese 7IT.

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Krypton [Greek kruplon, neuter of k^upto) hiJJenJ—
[ptJr hiildeo + «tRr gei].

It IS one of the inert yxei occurring lo sir (one
volume lo about ■ million) and giees from but

is an all-India word Hindi, Bengali, Nepali.
Gujarati, Maralbi. Oriya, Kannada Tetugn
Malayalam Tamil has the cognate

VI

Fluorine, indium, radium and radon are of
Latin otiffin. Their tranilatione are verr dote
Fluorine [from Latin JInirt to flaw, whence flnonie.
which IS one of the lonrcea of fluorine]—
quick, violent, energetic -t- -5 me].

Fluorine is the most active element known Ilia
active even at very low temperature It caonot be pre-
pared or kept in vessels of glasa which it aitacka freely
niff?? IS found in aeverat languages of India
Hindi HeopalUHft^ Telogu e^w'an eiprett.a
courier’ ^lalayalim ‘an eipresi, a runner . wng
‘velocity, speed' Kannada Nwifl'.

Indium [from Latin todiena <indi»o' -t- lur"}—
[^9i(from dVrf) indigol-f

It has two cKuacutistic indigo-blne tines itt sts
jpeelcnm

iflaloriflB lodigo' is an all India word Panjabi,
Hindi, Bengali iIYb SindliiiOt Nepali, Assamese fkn.
Oriya :ilB iIIbT Gujarati sftei 'dark blue Marathi dls
Tamil Telugu, Kannada, ftlalayalam

Radium [from Latin radius ray]-?^!'!^ [I>^ light,

energy + tJIj].

is an all India word Hindi, Bengali, Nepali.
Gujarati, tlarallii, Oriya 03 Tamil Bg; Kannada B3gs
Telogu, Malayalam B3tg

Radon [radium -(■ oni as in argen]— n<n^|^ [dnR
(from B3g in 3313 radiuml-hmPr gas]

It IS a gsieous clement reiembling argon bnt radio-

vi:

Somn namat hava bean dativad from tha
namaa of othot alaraartti, by adding prafixaa to
tham

F(oto-actiniuin[rroiD Greek proto first -I- actiniavi]-

SSng[» (as in Bfq5!niTtl+»t3frj irlinuim].

It IS a radio-element which hy disintegration yields
acliniaic.

Prefix n IS used extensively in the Aryan and Dra-
vidian languages of India and Ceylon.

Tha aixtaon laxa aarth inataU hava baan
Oivan a apacial auffiz BT, abridgad fromffT^ (^)
*rata (aarth)' Tha full form hat hosvavar
baan xatainad in two wordr '

Europium l£uftfp»+ nim]— HfinTT^ [f* ’*'’*1 “I
+firTBl(gT) cf fi nr.fi fi bbb]

bo named because nolliiog iiiurli about eiiropiuni is

fi as the first member of a compoiio 1 is found used
all over India* Hindi figy frqT, firwu.ftq.

f«3Vttl, ftqt. Bengali fiq^sO, fi^j,

ftfrosi, fisTT, f**3Tq, ffrijqfcjnBn Mirailnfi,
fsn4. rafifiw, fi«r, fifwT'’'. ^*(359, fifiis^,

ftg f«vr. fif«Divt. feuft, ftw, fitr Gujirati

fiqi,ftar.f*itl,fisrr3i, fvvg, fsTTi OrivafBjT,

fcjwq'rp. fafwqg, fesj, ff«r Tgrtr rdiign

regyng, f*«fr. fi«?, fiGatw. fcjrtj

f<«T. Tamil fcilL, nr f*v3H, fWsgjtg

or fifii^B, r«rv3BTg, fer j^rg. r«s jvTwng,

KtonaiJs Te. req^w, Rtrv, tegr, r«3TTq, Tn^, r*«>
fif3i«i\, fi33. ftfVifg'rqiB, fiigr,

fntfl, fitrfvr*^, fira^TT, f««fq»r ftvqw, fi*T3ist,
f«*m. fcijqq Malayalam fcitg, fevg, r«?33i

livwsig, r*f53(g)B, fi* 3 . f»»\qg ‘atheist’, figrxlifj
‘music hoa’, hwU, , ftB, fi, filrfir. fig figq,

firrw. risj^qg, fiqqPtr, ftqt, ftsmg.

It an all-Indit won) Hindi fttB, ftTBr. Ben-
gali, Oriya, Kannada CfTB. Nepali fvtB, farw. Cnjarati
frVB, fng Marathi ftnt.ftra.Telugu fvTBg Malayalam

Illimum— flortnlium [from llUnots a university in
USA + mn. Similarly /orrn(iu«fi is from the name
«f the city Fhreaee (Latio /Vorrtifin)}—

[ vriq (contracted to ft) a variety of-bffTBt {gT)3*

Torbium [ from Yijrrfv in. Sweden ]—

whirh It composed of (indeed, a variety of, aa in

il’Bt) tod grrat yttnnm

Molybdtnum[ from Greek riolui./os lead]—

[b similar -1- qvi^g chromium ].

124

Molybdfnum is ■ raeUllic of ihf tluomi*

«m gronp.

VIII

Th* colouT ol ths e!em«nt. tta llama (ita own
«r o! the test {tame), it* vapoun. lines in th*
spactrura, its salt*, oxides or compotindt, has
stTTsd as the basis for the following names:

A. coLoiR on in.

pjle mellow + •Pi]_ncod7Tiiiuin
{CreeV n«>- new + ({j.Jeeiej twin + •lem. Didymtnm
w*» {tirmerlT tuppe-ed lo be an element il hts been
«e{>aralr>l into the elements neodyinium and prasee.
<lTintam J

Il IS so named from its yellow tinge.

IS sn all India word Hindii Beogalt, Onse,
<^uijrati, Marathi, Kannada tfl^, Teliifn dl^seig; Tamil.
MsIiyatiTTi nVn Prefiy an i* used all orer India.

grey + pt}- samarinm (after G>l.
^jn<ir}ii, a Russian mine olSciat )

It IS a pale'jrey rare ra«lalli< elemeet.

is IQ alhledta word ' llimli s^itTi Beoiali.
QuJanU, Mirslhi, Onya hepili ^J?ih Assamese 5^.
Tamil tt?rTR.t Telugu s^rTft Kannada 155?; Malava*
Jam sfJRT.

B. COLOtfB OF THE Ft. IME.

blue + iiBx firey-'selenium (frotn
Creek arlene the mooo} so railed from its resemblance
to (/rfansas (Latin te/|*s the earth] ].

It barns in air with a bluUh flime,

IS a word of high literature- Hindi, Kannada
3lWip?Telu»u bwTWt Malayalam

srfr^ is an all-lndia word ‘European Cvpsy Vat:
STTian Gjpsy atfir. Vesiern Pahiri (Pangwali) atr^,
Piepili ini^, Knmaoni wel; Hindi. Cnjanti,

Marathi ir6». wmj AMaroese *71^; raoiibl, LabsJi sersp
Sisdbl anfhl Bengali it^.arr^.Oriya, Mslayaltm atBw;
Telngn, Kannada iiP», srfhtj Singhalese *m.

TiTi'*U3 [ttl’t rrimsoo-fw^l—strontinm [from Stem.
iKjn. in Argyll Co , SrotlandJ.

Ita eompoands rolonr the test (lame crimson.

it an all India word Hindi, Besrali. Kannada
«he. Marathi sfHw® •Mood-r»Joared’{ Tamil. Maljyalaai
Tclngn

[ffr gTfen-i-^3— [from Greek bnma

It burns with a brilliant greenish flame when
heated in air or oyygen.

ffror^fre is an alMndla word* Dardic (Kalasha)
fftpfT Hindt gn. ffijl- neogali. Kannada gft, gfrx,
Panjabi gn SindhigM Gujarati gfrn. g?, g^ Marathi
ghw. Oriyagfr^ Tamil wft. Telngo gfhrg Malajalam
gfi

C. COIOIR OF VAPOURS.

See iodin*. p. l-3h,

/). COLOUR OF LINES IN THE SPECTRUM.

•1051^ See indium, p. 124a.

£1 COLOLR OFS-iLTS.

■'t'-t'IP' j rfd + W1 J— •ibiiiia [ from \itiT-iji in

Sweilen, where gadoliQite is found}-
Ils salts are reddish.

TTy IS an all. India word . Hindi, Marathi TTT, gnn,
Kumaooi, Nepali A**anJese Panjibi, Lahodt
yen Siodhinfe, Gojarati t*y, nj. Beogili gry Oriya
gmw. Tamil TeJogu gwg: Kannada rT*r. tftr.

Malayalam gr-s Singhalese T^.

[rw greeo+.«t}-praaeod7miua[fc«a
Creek prtuirt of • leeV.green+diijmi*n (Greek c^idaywa
twin) ].

It is so railed from the green eolour of its salt*,
guru IS an all-India word: Hindi, Bengali. Nepali*
Gojariti, Marathi, Onyi ggiJT; Telugu g^RTg; Kannada
guiw, tna, UWt Malaralam gTiu Singhalese gTM.

F. COLOUR OF OMDK'i.

[f=ty»t colourless + -^i}— lutecium [from
Latin L%tetm a town in Caul, now PansJ.

Its oxide IS eolonrless.

Prefix f^Xi* U‘ed all oyer India. ForTnsee Tjrfj.
MI^^I [^^ pale-yellow 4- -gtr J~“holmium [from
H^doiia. Latloiaed form of Stockholm}.

It forms a pale-yellow oxide, holmia, Ho^Oj, and
yellow or orange salts.

etej is M all India word: Hindi, Bengali, Cn^mtl,
Miralhi, Oriya, Tamil, Kannada. Malayalam
Tclusu «re^.

*>Ul ? (R gT greenish + -?n]— thuUum [front

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QreeV Tliur*. lli* notlbern-moet pari of the hahitiUe
wot]6].

Its oxide 19 I grecDish while ponder.

The me of the prefixes fi anJ »fT extends all over
India For ‘green’ see p 12oh

while + ?l]— ytterbium [from YUerbu

10 Sweden].

Its oxide 19 a heavy white powder.

IS an all-Iodia word Sliina (Kohistaoi) Ne>
pallor Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Onya
Tamil Telogri?^^ ‘a person with a while

thin': Kannada ^ Malayalim Singhalese It.

C. COLOUR OF COMPOUNDS.

See chromium, p 123b.

IX

Th« baiei for (jiving name* to the reit of the
•lementa are at followa:

A. BRILLIANCE

(hl^llH [i«ni bnlliance+VT}, from its bnllisot lustre]
— >coIumbiuaaaniebium[fromColumiiti, the Uoiied
State*. Hiobma » a later name, from Greek, ifieba. the
dangbierof lanulus and wife of Amphioo, King of
Tbebeal

•n-CilTi It etc, are alhlndia words
r [ib« bngfat-t-qpj]— vanadium [from Old Norse

rnnaiir, ■ name of the goddesa Freya].

It ii a bright grey metal which ippeara as luitroaw
tilrcr.while crystals under the microscope.

DeriratiTaa of ^ ^ in the senses of To ahioe, to
he splendid) to be agreeable to, please' are widely used
tbroughont India Basfagtli ^ ‘light, illumiDalioD’
(Bashgali Dictionary by Sten Konow, p. 2i2), Hindi ^nt
or -^i, «I^Tw, ?firr.

tlW, iVs^, tHv^, riftxg, Bengali

«fvT. ^fv>FIT^, tWr, tl.vij, Gujarati

hUeuUs vjN,
Orija iTwr, ^fhr,

tlvT, Kannada ^n, ^RCrT^\oldsinith',

y fw.

rrfa'g, Tibngu Tfk,

TfetfiTT, ^>g, ^viig, i||m, tVvwng, tVfcrgs,
W'vtg. Tamil TOf rjn, »l,i J^tani or fm.

or^atg

polishable+tng. to polish] —

eadmium (from Greek Icadvtia (ge) Cadmean (earth)
4 - Hsm].

Cadmium la capable of a high polish.

V^ia used all over India; Hindi rinRl, npil4>
Bengali ttts^. itrSTi Gujarati j Nepali

tnig. tnig. Onya rnyiRi tni^, tnrafti Panj'aLi sT3»n>
Sindhi nmg; sraratbi, Kannada nniw, Tamil nrv^^t
Telogn tjn fi t g Slalayilam KTTjpl. Singhalese ‘to

poliahT

^rrsn^ l s/wk to ahioe + utgl— mngnoaium. [from
Greek Jka Ifagnana liAor, properly the stone of the city
ofMigneSia, loaditooe+ lunij

It burns with the producliOQ of a dazrling strongly
aclinic light (magnesium light),

^ m^is a word of high literature! Hindi wtntH,
Telugo Sllfiing Kannada mat, m'?. Matayalam

B. BURNING.

Iv'^f tohiirn+stg)— polaisiUB [from Freocb
p«<<iiae+ sun)

It osiditn rapidly in air, and is hence kept under
keroeene or other hydrocarbon liquid

V ^ ot ^ it *0 ‘ii loiii* HidiIi
Bengali xpr, rgr. Aiitnieae t(f^* Orlyai^,^(«T, Pane
jabi^fjpTn, Sindhi Gujarati ggg.TT*, Marathi

Tamil OTTit. Telugu tp^g, Kannada igg?, Malaya^
lam Singhalese

[9^1, to blaie, to flare -b^rg]— rubidium [frona
Lniia ru&sdui red, so named from its two prominent red
Imea],

It inflimes spontaneously id air.

Derivatives ofv^^are used alt over India Hindi^,
<hni. Bengali ifhl Tamp', ^1751,

<lfipi. Gujarati iflv Or <lv» 'a lamp, »

light, kindling, inflsmiDg’, ftvg or^Tg or j ‘to sbineV
Umpsiand, a amtU lamp', itlcs 'kindled, bUcingr
Innnnivat'i'^fs'a^light.hnlliaocy.illumiDaVion'’, lAiralVi
^ 'lamp', glvjT 'kindled, Llazing', ^for 'light, lullre'.
Oriya ^ 'lamp', nTD*! ‘a lamp, a light’, tflPa Tight,
bnUiancy', Tamil orifiy^^ ‘lighted lamp^luini*

oouioesi’, lamp', Telugu ^7^ ‘kindling, inflam*

log. iltuminatiDg’, ^7g 'a light, lamp', ^|eag 'lighted,,
illuminaled*, 'hsht, lnstre> brilittace', Kannadn
<l7 or fl« ‘a lamp, a light*, <l7% 'kiDdUng, illnnunating*.

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‘kindlios’, ^ 'inflimeil, kindled, blaain?. Tid«irt%
‘bnUiancy*, ‘abuiiag, brilliant, laminoat’i

JlalayaUm lamp’, ‘a lamp',

‘w.hioctoblaxe*. •Ugbted’. W«af,

■‘blaw, brilliancy’, •abining*.

■C. ilElTI^G.

a^ q g f^ fierce, said of fire or aon+'fft^)— tons-

ntenlfrnra Swedish tun-j beary+itcn alonej,

It has the highest melting point of any of the
metals (melting at about 33"0’C.).

^isan all India word. Hindi, Bengali, Gojarati,
Marathi, Orlya, Kannada W, TamU Teloga

[55 melting 4- [probably from

Latin GalUa Ganl, France].

It is remarkable for iU law meluag point (29.7» CJ.
jr, i, ao all-India word: Hindi, Bengali, Gaiarari.
Marathi, Orija, Kannada ^r, Tamil Telngo 5531

llalayalam 55.

D. OXIDIZATION.

See 3rn«. p- 123a.

[3 easy+*lT« oxldiiation -f- •«/] —Ian*
ihanom [Iron Creek tanlkonesn to be concealed]
Jletallic lanthanum is easily oxidiaable.
g is an all-India prefix.

i;.RES/sr^/SC£TO ACIDS.

^nfPT [✓ff^toresial+xn^ from its high resistance
to acids] —tantalum [from Creek mythology ranfolct
» kin», in reference to difficolties met in isolating it],

is used all over India Kashmiri tr^. Katoaoni
Hindi rrrr. Bengali rrrt* SM. Oriya aijir,

Panjabi of^tn; Sindhi ?T5«J Gujarati ^55
ilaralhi HuS. Tamil eirRS^; Telogu <1513; Kannada
et?. STT, Slalayalam ?f5.

F. nSOLLBILITY /j\ ACWS.

[5 not + v'^tomell.lo«olTe+vn5].-rttthe«
nium [from Slid Liiin iinllieaia Russia],

Rutheniam is rery infusible and almost insoluble
in acids.

n is an all India word, European, Armenian and^
Syrian Gypsy, Kafiri (Ashkun), Dardic Cl'rabi, Pashai,
Garvi, Torwali), Sliina (Kohlstani), Hindi, Bengali,
Cojarati, JIarathi, Knmsoni, Assamese, Oriya, Sinlhi*

Tamil, Kannada ST, Kashmiri, Panjabi, Labndi, Klarathi,
Singhalese

v'ST^ is widely used* Hindi, Bengali, Oriya OTTsb
Blarathi QTT, 91^, Gujarati, Kannada qtT, Malayalim 974.
The root is still better known throogb the word XT-9T.
7TIT3TH [STnot-UfT^CSTT'e) acid (ilis8olting)4tn3]—
rhodium [from Greek rAofon rose].

It is iosotnble in acids.

ertiT is an all-India word Hindi, Bengali, Marathi,
Onya, Kannada tTTTT, Nepali XTfiT^Telttgn arr^, Alala*
yalam nui.

c. NOBILITY.

[»5T great, nobIe+^ ]— platinum [from
Spaniab plaitno. from plals ailrer, originally a thin
plate of metal],

Platinom is the best among the noble metals. CL
e? Japanese Bok km whiie-metil.

JTgT IS one of the commonest words in India, either
as the first member of a compound or as an independent
word; Biedi, Bengali, Gojsrati, Marathi, Nepali, Oriya,
Tamil, Malayalim Telngo atgr (in componnds only,
«.f gold, nr >ISI Kannada Bgr, w.

H. ELECTHOPOSITIVITY.

electricity + UT^J-ceaium [from
Latin eorsiui bluish grey].

It is the most electro-positive of all (be elements,
fx^ Is an alMnJia word. Hindi ft 3^ ,

fara^l. Bengali figst, fe^, fTjfT, Nepali fr^^,
Assamese Irfr?!, Oriya Panjabi ft73.

Lahndi ffTsr, aindbi Gujarati

Lrutft, Marathi 1^5, dta, Telugu, Malayalam
Kannada Singhalese ftj,

/. 3MGf/£T/C Ql/zIL/rr. /

[3*55 a loadstone, a magnet-}- -91]— dyapro-
■ium { from Greek (fus-prositos hard to get at ].

It IS the most magnetic substance known.

is an all-India word Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati,
Blarathi, Nepali, Oriya, Kannada, Malayalam
Tamil 5x5^. I
J. RADIOACjn’ITY.

rn Intake, to sliiuc-i-nij] — actiniuiA

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[from Greek aJciinoj ray].

ActiDiumis a radio actWe element. From il
red protO'ictiQinm

ray + Utj]— uranium [from l7ranBa the

planet]

It 18 a radio arti>e element

13 an aU-India word. Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati,
Maratlii, ^ep8t■, Onya, Kannada ftyiTl. lelugufemg
Tamil, Malayalam f*<ui4t_

J Se« radtum, p 124a.

radoii=mton Latin «,tiri to 8liiiie+

.on at >n neon, *o called beeanse it glow* to the dark]
See radon, p 124a.

K. DJSmTEGRATIOK

to dimiDisli + i9i5]-thonuni [from
Old None Therr tbe god of thunder ^

It lias been to named from its radio retire disinle-
graiion (with the etnitsion of alpha, beta and gamma
^ayi)

gre It an tlblndia word Hindi, Bengali, Nepali,
Gnjartti, Maralhi, Otiya, Kannada gm, Malayalam gtH

L. ACTIVITY.

[dr activiiy.figT^ ]—ma<unuBi [from iToaurm.
region in East Prnssia ]

It !• au active element

la an alMndia word’ Hindi, Bengali, Nepali.
Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya lelugu, Malayalam
Kannada

See Iluonnn, p 124*.

M I^CRT^ESS.

See argon p 123b

[fe^ slack + ^ifir gisj— neon [from
Creek neoa new].

Neon IS an inert gaseous element
frrfit? 13 an all-India word Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati,
Marathi, Otiya, Kannada ftifii?, Teluguftifuig, Malaya*
lam fafasl

rOLidllLENESS.

«n«TI5 [at«, vapour + WI3]--rh#niui^ [from LaUs
Jl^sNi the river Rhine-f ■<

Iti oaide ii volatile.

qyvg IS an alUIndia word: Hindi, Gujarati Vi:rT, VIT*
Kumaoni, Nepali Tn>, Kashmiri Oriya 'gW.

Siudbi *rrB, Marathi ^7, Bengali *1*7, 1717, Kan-
Badi*1*7 Telngu wivTg; Malayalam *T*7
O. HYDROLYSIS.

[^h7 water +773]— polonium [from Polenta
Poland to named from the nationality of bime. Curie]
Compounds of polonium are readily bydrolyred,

A* is an all-India word: Hindi, Bengali, Gnjarati,
Marathi, Onys, Kannada aW Tamil, Malayalam Sttn^;
Tetuga <slqg

p. occLi’sioy.

[ft */^lo snrk in + WJ]— palUdiun
[from the asteroid Palliu, from Pallai, the goddess].
Palladium hat remarkable power of oeclnding
fft^Toi} ga*e*, absorbing nearly a thousand volumes ot
hydrogen.

Denvauvesof are u>ed all over lodu Hindi
^Ttj Bengsh ^1, Nepali 573 Kashmiri

Kunuooi Aitaniese Oriya

Panjabi ^iTO, Siodbi^gg Gujarati Marath*
*1*7 Telugu ^5013; Malayalam ^<4
Q. fVEICHT.

[?F >»<»ty+713]-o»«ilum [from Creek ern* *
smell, so named in allusion to the ttroug odour of
osmium telroxide],

It IS the iiesneil substince known (speciCif gravity
in rrystallioe form, 22 48).

3* 'heavy' IS an all India word Dirdic (Kalasha)
Kashmiri lil* 'solid', Hindi 37, ri7, 117*1, Nepali
*I77r,tt7^,^ti, Sindhi rjjl, Cujirali 37, 113 Bengali,
Otiya, Marathi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam 37, Telugn

THTTH [*7compact, solid, dense-l-UT^]— indium (from

Latin irtdti the rainbow]

It IS one of the heaviest tubsUncet known, its spe*
ciGc gravity being 22 4

** is an all-India word Dardic (Kalasba) utV, uY*,
(Pashai) IIVT, (Tirahi) tpn rivi, Kashmiri 1(13, Kumaoni
7^, Assamese, Bengali, Oriya, Ksnnada 77 Hindi 07,
771 Panjabi, Lahndi Ton, Siodiii SloiV, Gujarati 77, 7^,
Marathi 77, 77t, Tamil 777l,t Telugu 773 Malayilam.
77 . Singhalese 77.

128

THE PERIODIC TfiBIX

—litWum [from Greek Mkot
•tooe, ftoin it» hiTiog been discoeered in ■ tnineral]

It II the lightest metal known (specific gravity (1 53)
Cf [«J5 heavy+«i 5 ] for osmium

Ptisan all India word Cspsy Shina stf

Kaibmiri ‘lightlv imall Western Pahari PWII
•imair, lliudi P^. Panjabi ^?T hindUi tftft

Maratbi pg, Deogali, Onva, Gujarati, Kannada.

JIalayalam Tamil fag nnnulenesi, linenesa Telagn
p^^ Singhalese

Ji. /IDlJAD/i.^CE.

jj'-sfiruj (jecp abundant 4- -erT]— cniium (named by
Retaelius id 1803 from the asteroid Ceres (^me of the
Roman goddess of growing vegetation), then jutl disco-
vered (1801)]

It II the most abundant of the rare earth groop.

IS an all India word Hindi, Oriya, Kannada
Mirtthi Gujarati Tamil Tetuga

jtfpg Malayalam

[nen abuuJant + Bifit gas}-nitre9«n [from
Greek nitro niter + j«nl

It It a gaseous clement coostituliog 76 03 per cent
of the ttnoiphere by volume. Cf. Cetoiio Soiprter*
il«5i Slitilu/I, Ruiiiao eefufrofod It is called atoto
ttiTnilfi! (from Creek n tt- oot+iM life) by French
ebemisti.-hecauie it is incapable of supporting life. Cf.
Spanish etM Italian and Poitugueie arotoi Japanese

cAisao stop-pure

t{|0^ It used ih several languages of India* Bengali,
Hindi, Kannada Telugu Malayalam

abundant + PT)— yitnum ( from ritcrby

in Sweden]

It II the most abundant of tbe yttrium group,
i^iaa word of higli literature. Hindi, KannaJa
Telugu tlilayalam

S. Ml.\V7E\ESS

[nV'jlBtt) ieD-minion(th)4«if^gai}— xenon
[Creek, neater of i,not strange ].

It IS I gaseous element occnrriog in air, abont one
pin in 17U miUioDs by sotume

nlfe nan alt India word Hindi, Mariihi, Gujarati,
Bengal., Oriya, Tamil, Telogu. Kannada. Malayalam

<yfe.

mioate, liny, triSing hPIJ ]— vlrginlum
(from the Slate Vtrainia ].

It ia reported na occurring in mianle quantities in
pollnciie, aea-ivater, ete.

gi( oecixra widely European Gypsy Asaameie
Oriya Hindi. Bengali, Nepali,

Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada gig, Telugu gTg> Malay.slatn
gl^, Singhalese S«1. f

^fThjJT^ [W^ little-h^]— ecacidium 1 from Latin
£mn<fioSeandiDavia4- inn].

It If sparsely (though widely) distributed in asao-
cialioD with the rare earth metals.

and Its deseendsata are widely disiribulrd*
Hindi, Beogati, Oriya rttv, Paojabi nrfl, Nepali

t))^. Western Pahsri (Bhadrawahi) iif^, (Pangwali,
Curahi) iTni, Knmaoui ailft Cajarali Marathi t^Ic,
Lahndi ntpi. biadhi qrT), Telugu Kannada ftrlp.

Malayalam

T.BNITUEIVESS.

to break bnitle)-f VT^l-biamuth
[Cermas biiasuik. wimut, of oDkoown origin]

ll IS a brittle Belal. Cf Japanese so-tn

grey lead.

Derivatives of are nsed all ever India; Hindi
IJrpin, »IT, Bengali Stqp. Gujarati mT. Mq), Sfaraf^i

Oriya Telugu Kannada fst^, i9qB,

3blayt1fm

If. bPECIAL SOURCE.

[at^ meteor -I- «n]— cobalt [Oerman JCoftolf

goblin].

Cobalt ocenrt native in meteoric iron.

IS an all-India word tliodi, Itengali, Gujarati,
hlarathi, Onya, Tamil Kannada, Ktalayatam kjj Telugu

SPECIAL USAGE.

depriving of (changed to dt before the
fonowiogT)-f s/rklo colour + *100]— chlorinn (from

Creek cUeros pale-green -f m«].

It ia used as a powerful bteaching ageot, Cf. Japanese

^ en so salt pure.

la an all-India prefix. For VtK (“

■ee (PTJ. p. 131a.

130

^vjllrJ co1oot4i9 I53— titanium [from Greek Ttianei
the toot of earth^

It* eompounds are nied aa pif^menti, mordant*,
dye*, etc.

Derivatives of -J (e g <Tt, <3?) are med all
over India: Hindi fn, <3^. Bengali Tf, ♦, T«3r^,
tMH . Tfcnr Cnjaratifri, trg Marathi ?Tr, innl Onya
Tf, TXI, Telogotirg, ?g. <333. 1333 Kannada ?ri.fg,
f33, T33,tfit3 Malayalam W, t*33, 3^33

» O «

Some Inteieating Woida el Indian Origin

There are scores of vrordi used eonmoaly in che*
mistry of which origins can he traced back to fodiaa
sources. Some of these were name* of important tlem*
of Indian export in ancient tines Here are a few
axamptes—

Anil, anilint, from Portngaeie oai], from Arabic
at flit, from Saoskrit indigo.

Awl arTTT. Ontch act, German AhU, Idthoinisn yta.

Bottom Dutch bedm, German BcJtn. Latin
/wfldKi, Creek putkmen.

Corundum i* Tamil Aunindoffl from Sanskrit

Flat, plata 73. Greek ftotai. German fiait,

Hono mw.

Ion is from Greek ten, from leass to go. It is the
same as Sanskrit shr, from the root ^ to go

Oiango* In Old French create, from earlier
Maranja (with lost of initial n doe to confuaion with io>
definite ariicle}; naronja in Spiniiii, nSranj in Arabic,
narang in Persian and allimateiy snrri in Sanikric.

Primua tnn- Primus is the Latin superlative form,
just as 3T3 is Sanskrit luperlative from UT.

Saccharo* 9t%tT*, Med. I.atin locefturrif?}, Latin
eharont from Creek taieheron, which is from Pali
amm, from San*krit5T4n. Our granulated sngsr
travelled to the Vest in days when Pali was the popular
speech in India, English 'sugar* and allied European,
word* are from Med. I.aiin neearum (alip Muguramtt
from Arabic tnUaf, from Periian thalnr, from Prakrit
nawTI, from Sanskrit st^n Sacehar , laecharate, saccha-

ric, aaecharide, saccharin, eaccharoid, laccharonato
aaccharonie, saccharose, tucro-, sucroie, ete , are of com-
mon use in modern scientific literature.

Sulphur gvftft The preieoce of the Indian word
10 European languages in the form of Eng,
aulp&ur. Germ. SehweftU Fr. tmtfro Latin sjitpbur,
attl/ttr.ftiipuri >* of the utmost lignificanee for the history
of spread of Indian science.

Joseph William Mellor (1869-1938} ha* admitted in
Ins Handbook of Inorganic Chemistry that the European
vrord sulphur has been derived from Sanskrit Jiwrfr.

Duriog the la<t ten eeoturie*, when India lay low
and when the priests became the custodians of Sanskrit
literature, oon-religious literature perished as much by
negligence as by sandiliim of the foreign invaders who
earned the repntation of burning Sanskrit manuscripts
to warm their baths, has come down to us pre-

served in lexicons It occurs in the irr,TVRf3*in3f3
(>IRri*T, Twf* I'D, a systematically arranged lexicon
of Imv?, the great Jam encyclopaediit gsfift {«3«3
■ftr^) IS *0 railed because it 1* the enetoy of copper
Qf?. That a copper piece when kept m sulphuric acid
for some time is 'eaten up' is well-known,
and alio denote a similar idea

The common word for QtrH) 1* n*UC which hai
also been used, particularly in the naming of 'thio' com-
pound*.

Another interesting word of cultural significance is
<iur{ the parent of Latin oea, Gothic eti, old German tr,
nodera German Eiaen, English iron

Both gfVtit and wvri been given their due

place of honour in the names of elements

Tri grip ft RW. French, Latin, Greek tri. For
•grip compare Dutch gri;pen, German gritfen, Danish
grtbtt Lalhuanian ^rnibylt, grieiti.

Tri'pod ft-3^. English foot, Germsn Fuu, Swedish
/at, Danish /i>f, Latin pfi, Creek padot.poui-

e « <»

Pxaiixos

An- i^B'] 'not', used chiefly before vowels and h.
It is the same a* Sanskrit W- and *T^>, e g . anhydride
StaicaR

131

AnU* ‘oppo*ne, a^tmst, counter’, irfa- »l>n e*p»«»
<e» the tense of 'i;;ain>l, in oppoiilion to , e p, tali «\>-
dint sfl ZtrnX’tl

Hypo from Greet, laeiaiof ‘under, LeaeMlb', n the
eanic at San.Lrit 39- (y id liTpo u Greek u SaniVniT:
cf Cyrus ban‘krit f?, tlie name of an ancient Peraian
kinp 3^ Oriuri in the inscriptions of Dar>ii>)

In iheiiii-trs li\po- indicates a laieer state of oxida-
tion or Icio (u<iullv the loisesl) )>OsilioD in a tenet of
compound* ej tis po < liloriie Tt-tflfttl, h>pohroMile
etc 39 'under helow' oi-ciirs in such «ord* at
593H hems under the armpit aenjei the acl of teiiin*
from belo»c

Mato . from Creek, is Lalin mrd'Hs and Sanskrit

Ortho 1= al*o from Greek II is Sanskrit *X9
lu;h Ortho Is employed in naraiB- certain hither form*
of h'dnlion (either the JujJiest form or the kijhesC stable
form) •prvialls in the ca<e of acids The ortho- posi-
tion It higher on the hcnreoe no- than the meta- or the
para position Ortho indicates 1 2 pociiion, meta- 1 3
pO'ilioD and para I 4 position

Par*, a prefix denoting the pteieoet in a compound
of the Jnrjesf poriiifi ar * rejarively Urtt pwporiio® of
the same eteiiient or the presence of an aiona Uatin; itt
hilhesi, ora relatisefy /nja, satence. Our Coueletpart
for per* is e f. , per-iodide in>u.

Pyio- ti^*, IS a comhioin;: form Greek pyr. pareii
me inin;: fire ssfi9 It is used to denote fire or heal, eg .

PJ ro -cn nfm 39

Super •lonifies ‘oier and atose, hijliet as in
apiantiis, qualits or degree aifl ulto expte-ies ’above,
osrraod abose' Super-hralrJ nfj e<3T

Boro tin stands for honm trcei, as in lioro-
Siluare tin

Fluor Fluoto . a comlunin^ form for /fKorina
ntrual e - , fliioro-iieoieoe «I« '^riJ

Form- 93 , a comhinin- form for /ormie nr

/crmid 933. as in form-aldclisdc ?re gtj^ Latin
Jermcn meaninj an aol is akin to *;jD«krit 33, from
which It denied the common Hindi word utjft or uidt
(anihill from Siiosktit 33rt)

Hydi , hydro- 3^- siamli for hydro -en 3^-33,
as in hydr-oxiJc 3?-3fn and hijrocarlioo
Hy Irate is a compound formed hv union of Hater with
soincolhcf suUuoce ft re 3;^t9 ffeme hydrjieil t$

Nitro ^4- itands for eerliiQ tompouods of nitro-
gen aj^fr or of Its acids, is nilrohydrochlotic >{ 91 ^ 11 ^ 3 .

Oxy 3 ?T' 1* a prefix from oxy-en sn{V denoiiog
presence or addition uf ow-en.as owacid 3 TTPS.

Sulph- SI?T- tianfs for sulphur sferrfr. as in
aulpli-aotimooide

ThiO' na > ■ comtiinin- form from Creek Ituitn
brimstone , denotin- the presence of sulphur nave,
useil specificallv to indieiie that the oxygen of a com-
pound IS more or lest replaced by ittlplmr, as id thio-
acetic n*a gflH* (tee note on gsuiff, p 131 a).
fiulli- 5»9-, BuIJi-salenl tjrif 333.

Ufti- fCtf-, uoi.salent ^ 333.

hi- fx*, hi falent ^ trjr

tor-N ter valent f*i tt33

guadzi- 33 -s qutdri-vilent 33 -333.

qutnquo-V^-s quinque-talent 9^3 333.

•ftXf, hoxn-q; , hesa-valeni gv.Rj*

•«pt)-. hopf»* n<9-, bepta valent 309 s’gaj,
oeia valent 3tt aj3
mono- ^ . mon oxide >r« 3^9
d»- fx-i di oxide fy 3 i >9
tn-fa-, tri oxide

toll** 35 ■. 351-, 3 fl^-, 3 i\.. 3 jn- (aeeotdiog to
the baoJhi rules), letrabronide tetraborate

3 gVTt»l 9 .

pent*- 9 V 3 , penta ehtoriJe 903 > 0 ( 9 .

Suifixe*

■to IS used for naming aslic and esters from those
aculs nhosC names end in ic. We base ii-ed which
forms aljectivei an I adoounsi as lo arsenate >l9Ttft9,
lioratc 9)<l9, carhonjli, aiuitlo, moUl.date
phosphite H1t9l9 silicate lt 3919 . Milplulc g5ll9,
titanitc t^9.liing'tale 3S9tq. urinate fsToJlT, vanadate
^1^3

-gen, French ‘yen/, from Greek jcv/-r Iol>e Imrn, i*
the same at the Sanskrit -39 from v'3q ‘I l.r t-irn' >•
>1 used in forming nouns dcnoitn,- a •«l><aore lhar
proilures or generates used cliienv in ihciiiislry, ui la
hydro geo TX-39, pJ ro-gen »&ii >9

132

•ie ligoifiei ‘fieruiniD* to'. It u the same as tlie
CDinmon Sanskrit adjectival suffiv which ocenra,
■eg., ‘pettiiaing to Sul{»hune

nilric boric cupric

■ide is used >n names of tompounds, as in chtotide
specifically in niining binary compounds by addin* U to
the contracted name of the non metallic or negative
element or radical, as lo hydrogen sulphide, lead iodide
This suffix IS originally Latin u, plural ‘ides, which
is a palronyniiL suffix, eg, Nereid 'a daughter of

Our counterpart is denoting 'origin or deseeol
from, suitable for, ell.', as in son of fttcntt

descended from tltm> fit for an assemfdy nm
sown with rocky, produced in rocks etc-

Examples are antimonide itrailrt, arsenide s|t|t«qtT,
ehloride sfltv, fluoride ?tTt^, o\ide 3ntn sulphide
tellunde

•idine i< a compound suffix, 'ide 4- -mecni-f ^ait^
(the final vowel ofr^ has been asiimilated by nr y o).

SuSs 'in« ti variously used, ll is used for tormtag
both adjeetivei nod nouns. It represents Latin ‘mut'
*inai ‘tnum. In Eeglish if ii taken from French where
«in is masculine and me is feminine. In Engiish ii is
usnally represented by*tne, only occasionally by •in.
•me when forming nouns represents French nne which
ii derived from Latin tna, which again is from Creek
•ms, forming feminine titles, as in Greek ermne, Latin
Aerems, French heroine, English Lottie In Latin 'ina
formed feminine abstracts from verba as well as sub*
siantivea fr6m other tonnes In chemistry •loe was
first used uosy«teisatiiaHy in forniiog names of eatraC'
tile principles and iheniiial deriiatives of various
kinds, also, in r oglisli n-iMies giieo early in the oioC'
leenth century lo the four elements jilibsrjtu',
loifins, iromiHS (in Feencli , /j/ore, floor, »orfe, browie). 1“
all these, hut especially in the names of extractive
principles the ending ‘ine was by some reduced to •so.
In recent systematic nomenclature the two forma have
been differentiated.

•m IS a modihv iliou of the ihemical suffix ‘ine.
It was lottoducid into systematic nomenclature by Hof*
jnanu in about ll' 6 h, lucd syslcmaliuilly in WaMs’ A
Diitionaty of Cliemistry in 1)!66 and 8 uI>-e(|>KDt 1 y
adopted by the Cbomic d >ocicly for llie names of nea-
tril Substances, suih .i» glyicrides, glucosldes. hitler

principles, colouring maltera and proteids, wbieli are
ihns distingiiiihed from the names of alkaloids and basic
substances in -me. Examples, albumin, casein, iihrin
globulin, mucin, myosin, pepsin, ccreb no, ihilin, C;hoo-
drin, gelatin, lecithin aretio, alizarin,' aloin, arbmis,
icrolio, etirciimiD, dextrin, haeraatin, indigotin, iQuIin,
i»jtin,|ialmitiM, purptirin, salicin, ulmio, laniltin. $ome
of these were forinerli spelt with -ine and in that spel-
ling had parsed into popular use before the rectification
of nometiclature, e<p dextrine, gelatine, margarine,
wliuli are btiil commonly so spell in DOQ-tcientific use.
Cf. ' flasie substances should invariably be indicated by
names coding in -me, as aniline, instead of anilin_ the
tenamatioa -la I'Ciog restricted to cerltia neiilral com'
pounds, VIZ glycerides, gliicosides, bluer principles,
and proteids, such as |>almitiD, ansygdalin, alhutQio’'
Chemical Society. In>truitions to Abstractors, See.l 6
(A O. ISfil) Some chemists, however, prefer-in for basic
substances also

We bale iranslsted the dieroical suffix -Ine by nj
counterpart frminine suffix -t *011 have distinguished
it from -lO, which has been trantUted by 'f, the two
remaining clo>e to each other though still different,

•It* IS Latin itiii, an ending of past parlielplet.
Sanskrit IS -iror -pTfriftiw, «fvw). We hive usd
to serve the purpose, s« in antimooiie smtfinr.

In chemistry • turn has been used to form the
names of new metallic elements. Latin name» of metals
were in nm, e g , ouriim, nreenhint, /ermbi; the n^met
sodium. jiBttttitum and mafluetium derived from »«la, p^-
taisaor potath, and mfi<mejio, were given by 'Davy in 1807,
with the derivative lorm-mm, and although som.e of
the later metals have received names in -tint, the gene-
ral form is in 'iiini, asm cndminnt, lilfnuv}, pnffitrfium,
(itAMiam^ in conformity with which aluminum has J,gga
altered to nluminmin So hydrogen ( ?T:i:r } when'lheo-
rctically regarded as a metvl, has been railed li^^fro-

DtntHiu { ).

In India the loiiiniou word for metal is vjij. ]t
Ills Wen al>ru 1 ,;od lo -aig .and lia* been ii«iil lo form
tW names of new iiu tallu. eleiiicDt'

When, liowcv ir, -imii, •inn arc it>ciI lo <b note ole-
nienis, whiih are iiou-mct.ih, aiiJi as helium (nhuh is «

ga»).'«I 3 •» *”»»

•ntolzp, a couibiuiog form, Greek merr/rt, from
sMiron, denoting an an, process, or siicaie of iuca>uria*

133

DMd ai an oroamental stone, ami nlien lil>rou« aa
asbestos

for ira)>olite is in allusion to lU crystailiains;
in the p)rainii{jl ihsision of the tetragonal a^alrm
(ftp pytamiiJ)

Tiirquoie IS from Frcnrh ' Tuilwish"’ alluitinj to il«
iDtrodiirlioti through Turkey iS an ancient

wonl for tiirriiiois See M Monier-W illiinit Sanskrit*
Fnglish Diclionarv

neplirilc arc isonym*. ami Creel,

nrphros both mean kulac) , fonuerlv ssorn is a remedy
for kidney diseases AUn known ss kidney Slone

and tnVilt are the parents of beryl and emerjid.
\leb}ter*S ffew International Dictionary of the English
Language (second edition]

rmerald

I

Middle Cogluli tmtraudt

I

Old French cmerande, siwwraMe

I

LitiB rmarAldHt, anoregifiii

t

Greek maro^ifos, fisaritjdo*

I

Prakrit maratnd-i

\

Sanskrit martiltaut mviT
and cliryto-beryl are. itonymi, and
chrfUt liotli meaning gold ,

and mil ru rime are l•ooJtlnl, microeai^
and clineBji^’n slope

Jlftn and boracile are isoayms, z»oi Leinj: Imrae

(from ^s^Tet sky blue ] and lazurite are
sionynis L-nziiIite is a^q^iipiS,

I

Tamil iurundam

I

Sanskrit iurBcinda

(Vebftcr)

O

rnppkire

I

Old French safir

t

Latin sapphtrul

\

Creek sappketroi

I

Hebrew rnppir

I

Saneknl Jampritia flfkfaq “dear to the planet Saturnir
^Webster)

IS an aacienl word, iignifyiog the insect
cochineal, red in colour. The Indian readers who know
the have only to look to the coloured plate >a

Uebster illustrating the carnehan, aud he convinced
that plflip It carnrlian.

qynn “red lotus-coloured for ruhy is an ancieot
word.

and spinel nre isonyms, anJLoiiu

sintM bolli mean (horn , alludiog to (he pointed
crystals

for hyarmih ii ao aoeieni word,
and eryihrioe are isonymt. Crythrlne i»
from Crcck trplhros blood ffat

Sod toj]> stone arc isooymt, soap,
ein stone. M ''whose wealih fk it foam

Sis IS llindi^tytifl.

“hrc-tlone', from itt sinking Ore with

steel.

leiiritc It from Greek fciikoi "white n^f^at i> an
isonym of leiicile

Satin spar is a One Ohrout variety of calrile
havin * the lustre of latin

Asicttos It from Creek a ibrnntnai ' not to extin*
gui'h’ K IS "not burning ,

A dctaiieil analysii of mineral names is usually
aupplieil in the body of lha. Dictionary,

BOTANY

stands for fttn it a feminine adniiuo from a plant. is derived from

136

up + v'fir^ lo break, OQ account of iti coming not
after breaking the seed and the earth (<fi: g4 WT
The term was applied to Spefmatophytes aa
well as to Sporophytes (O'? inclDdiiig both seeds and
•pores).

r^Qi his already been used in ancient times as
a designation of the science of plants.

The popular name for botany is <^CTni-trrW-
Etymologically is ‘the lord of the forest'. Technt*

cally it signiCes a large tree, bearing fmit apparently
without blossoms, as several species of tbe fig, tbe jack
tree, etc.

stl^^ has been formed in aeoordance with the
system of naming sciences in ancient times (see note
ontf^^pp 71,"3).

TTe have preferred the nse of the term and

other similar formations like sootogy,

biology, etc. loTf^rqtn, Jnr»rmn»,orrfrTtrrra becanse
tbe former terms are single words and hence belter
■nited to form compounds and den vatires. For example:
botaoleal garden is to bo preferred to

Binomial and Trinomial Nomanclatuia
in Biology

In scientific nomenclalure of plants and animals,
tbe elements constitutiog a binomial or trinomial term
are placed in the sequence— genua, spedes, sub ipeaes,
thus tbe fall Latin lume is composed of two or three
words, of which the first denoting the genns is the mats
word. It can stand by itself. The aecond word which
comes after the genus name is an adjeciire which has no
iodepenilent existence. The two words together con.
Stitnte the nstneofthe species. In case a species is
further divided into sub species, a third word is added
on lo the preieding two. ft loo has so indepesdeBt
standicg It qualifies the preceding two words tsken
as a whole. All the three together stand for the name
of the subspecies. Tlius Fictis is the genus of figs.
/'icitsr<(i?ioia is the peepal tree, which is a spedes of
/■iciis Fortneximpleofa trinomial term we might
take Corwis, a genua of crows. Corvui Uvaillanit, the

apcciet, and Corns levaiUanlt cuJmtnaivit the snl^
tpecies.

Thus in Latin nomenclature, adjectives follow snb>
suntives. It is quite common in Latin and French.
Bnt the esse is reverse in English, Ilindi or Japanese, in
which as a rale the adjective precedes the noun. lo
the examples given above the English translations are
'the Religions Fig-tree' for f’jctis rsbffiosa and 'the Tibe*
laa Raven' for Corvuteorox tibetanvs (Kaven standing
for the species Coreits corax)

One might pick np similar examples from astrono*
my, pharmacy, etc. Latin Vria IfajeriUrta from Skt.
^{9 ), and fJrss Miner are translated into English as tbe
Great Bear (bear from Skt ) and tbe Little

Bear reaperlivety Similarly aeidum berteum m Latin is
boric acid in English

Here are a few examples from Japanese —

Latin Japanese

ileitcace lotiea miirasait uma^aikt

Vmaiovoihi I* the Japanese Dime for the genus
Medieago Tbe adjective narosali precedes tbe nouo
umegeyuhi. It may also be noted that muraiols’ i* oot
a translation of lativa (eatable). It refen to another
charscieristic of the tpecies, vir., tbe parpie colour,
ifedioogo Mtira which is popnlarly known as alfalfa lo
USA. and parpie medic in England, bean blnish-porplo
cloverdike flowers

Latin Japanese

Vilutkunbtrsii ail dturu

Japanese dauru stands for Ttlu rAaRiergii the
•pecific adjective from a proper noun (Thanberg, name
of a Swedish botanist), which has not been retained by
tbe Japanese Lot replaced by their own specific adjec-
live ais.

Latin Japajiese

Cklorsi iiatea iiStlitn ojasai^ara hiieirahtKa
In this case the Japanese have replaced the specific
and the aubspecific adjectives in the Latin term, which
both happen to be proper nouns, by a proper came of
(beir own rix ojasatcara, which is a small island ia tbe
fiorth Pacific (althongh it is not the only place where
this bird it found).

In the Indian system of nomenclature, aa in tbe
Japanese, the genus name will come list and will be
preceded by attributive words, serving as specific or
aubspecific adjectives, e g..

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0 imuii lanclan HWl'a
Cervut (genui)

Corvitt levjillanti ¥”1

Cervut Uvaillanli eHimiua(MS?(wiI (toand id

South India ^fgini}

« « «

In India «e lia^e a rich Ayurvedic literature wbich
lias preserved more than a thousaad Dames of planli
and herbs These Dames have bees u*ed siDce imraemo*
rial times throughout the le Dgih and breadth of India
The u*e of these terms will make the study of aystema*
lie botao) homely e>en for those who do not know a
syllable of Euglish

dmnrBflidarsne g*?!? is ivelUknowa to

the \ aidyss

imprlida' ffiyt it Ihodi, Paojabi tfllli

Matatbiint;i

C«mlir*{ »ce«s *4? f «.

Dipferneefle fft hat been takes up by
Persian, Arabic aod all moders Furopeao tanguages*
SR^r camphor, etc Is Iltodi it is and Maratln«i^
Capparidtieiat 'cfR hfit it well kuowo The
flame has sot cliaaged eves is the popular speech.
Orfiei/srae rtf«W*T9r. tlftlTl it Hindi fit
Eupfwrbiaceae TTiT-fr nfir is one of tlie main
oil seed planla

Rutaeuu fitss is originally a native of

lodii and it hat travelled to the eotite world Peraiao,
Arabic aod European 'Irmou are corruptions of the
Saoskrit word firrj Cf. IfaraCfii

Ascltpiaclaceat fa » Iliodi sri3 and Pao|abi

are

LeLialoe gaal-fa It the welbkoowo sacred

plant

Jf'nitptrmtriai f?f ijjeflamJ /fre oesf sronf
are common Ayurvedic terms
tfyctajinartne f ^
dmurantfi'iceae rtfttjffl
Annonoi-eoa <tarrat f ?

AiMeardioeros MfvittT is the ivasber>

Sapindoeeas >t Ilmdi flsi aod

Slarathi

Sclameun ^^’97 Vflf is the common Indian

. *' *•

poisonous plant.

hfngnc^iaeeae flowers are well known.

ifonsgiw sTlmjf^fV siltfl^His Panjabi
and Marathi Itf nt.

Pedafiiiene 1^ is common throughout

Ml/ritUeaceae atlQl'hjA fft. atlfsTB it Hindi srpfTB

and Marathi aitns.

ffynphaetueae

Pipiraceae ff'Twl has given to English

the word peppes.

SajiohKeat >r(V J9. (TfC i* Hindi ttgqi and Marathi

Sritamtaeoi f9t (if? is Hindi (srfl and Mara-
thi tfc;

Zygepki/llaetat litSf » Hindi, Panjabi,

Maratbi

OMjrneeet tint?* §B. >knn< is Hindi fenm and
Marathi finriTl.

Peodanorras^tn^ JV. Vni€) (i Hindi isd BlantU

kvr.

JiiltandMtat «nitl<is Hindi «n^ and

Marathi anilT.

Bvtttlaceat g:ir>)fr. is well known in the com-
pound gjm, the Sne bark of the birch tree on which an-
cient books were written ID Kashmir and Nepal. The
Coglish word birch it akin to Sanskrit

^ontaforcae it well known through,

out lodia, Arabic aod English ‘laudil’ are corruptions
of Sanskrit

The Indian words have a homely almospbere The
English words or rather the Latin words are hard at
atone and cannot be easily digested At present nur
boys and girls spend weeks aod months of strenuous
labour in trying In stuff their brains with Latin words.
Botany can become a most pleasant study if it is taught
Hofb fsdwfl HWiXs OlhtfWfte it wiJJ remain a Dfgieet-
ed auhjea ID our univetiiliei. So far as the common
man is concerned, it would be idle to liopc lliat he will
have any interest in the subject in spile of tbe fact that
plants and flowers lurround him and he would love to
know as much about them as possible.

Botany is a descriptive scienee and Ibere will be no

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^ifficnlly in ipreiding iu knowledge fjr »nd wide l»
the lowest intelligence if the Ulln terms ire repUeed
by proper Indian words. The study of botany is clo«e-
ly connected with agriculture. e iliall he able to

impart botanical knowledge to our farmers and achieve

good reMilts. Hut the same would be unthinkable if we
stick to English terms.

It IS only the research worker who has to establish
contacts with tie whole world, who will lute to learn
En ghsh and not only English hut German. French, Rus-
«iin, Japanese, that is, any language in which notable
contributions have been made in the particular branch
in which he is engaged The research worker's labour

of learning foreign languages cannot be a' oideJ, but he
loo, will find it far more pleasant to get his ioitiatioa
through his mother-longue.

Siientific study of botany is begun now-a-days at
alKint the age of fifteen. With English terms it cannot
be begun earlier. Rut with our own terms it can be
begun at about the age of IsveUe, as soon as the power*
ofobsersation ItegiR to (juieken. The young students
can be taken freely into the domain of leaves, flower*,
friiiU and ptanli. It can almost become a pastime.
With ihe aid of a microscope the pastime can pass into
a thorough study.

ZOOLOGY

Zoology is the science of aniraals . ffrlV^RTt,
ttlfwTtTV or Btfktil. snsfl it the geoertl term for aaiaial*.
Etymolegieally it should include all life 'that breathe*’.
Bol by tong usage the word hat been restricted to
animal life, smilsrag-srjarflftat — warilir.

as a synonym of ST>f), It a highly tigoificant word.
In general, animals exliiblt a higher degree of etci*
lability or irritability to external atimuh than do plants,
and most multicellular forms have a more or lest dis-
tinct nervous system, in the higheit species, there are
manifestations of sensation and eonscicuinrsr, not recog-
nisable ^in plants. English ‘animal* is from Laiio
onimshs, from ammo lireith. Hie Sanskrit root under-
lying an»«a is *t7 to breathe. With sr, we get uft
‘ breath’ and tnefl 'that which brealhea',

afl^f^trt or is biology, which includes botany
and loology. Althoagh hiitorically bio- and so<w arc both
■kin to Sanskrit ad?, has been restricted to denote
life in general as against snftn. Engliib ‘inanimate'
corresponds to in) l« l in

Zoology and botany are descriptive sciences. They
stand on a different fooling from abstruse science*.
Here terms dominate the acience. Taxonomy alone
would yield over two million words. In European
aeieniiiic practice terms are derived from Greek and
Latin. ’’Apparently every name of an animal used in

elaasical Greek hat been made to do irrvice in modero
nomenclature B-C- /<w5«r. Not only this much, Greek
and Latin names have been modified and corrupted
null! they form a large number of designations.
Calomys and Callomys, both derived from Creek laJoj
'beautiful' and mi<s ‘mouse* (from Sanskrit ^). have
artoally been proposed for different genera of mice.
Reference may alio be made to merely arbitrary group*
of letters vrUtch are known os ' nonsense-names'. They
liave beeu proposed by authors who, like Aniegluno,
Cray, and Lataste, in making many names have found
the usual aources insufficient or unsatisfactory. Exam-
ples of nooiense-uames are Aaemi, Blarina, Degonia,
Kogia and Tatera.

A large proportion of names are compound vrorda.
Vliile Latin offers comparatively little opportunity for
making compounds, the Greek language lends itself
readily to the combining logetber of nouns and adjec*-
live* ia almost cmiless variety. In Latin modifications
by prefixes and aurfixes alone are common. Formerly
compounds seem to have been in disfavour, for Illiger
in 1811, following Linnaeus, rejected them. At the-
present time, compounds are considered not only
nnobjectionable but highly desirable. For without
them it would be almost impossible to coin designation*
for the ever-increasing multitude of genera and apeeiea

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witlioLt resortiog to inigrtms lod irbiUiry ooniente
co^tbiDitioat o( letters.

Coues bts romplaiaed that ‘syttematic Zeolog;^ or
tJie practice of chuiflealioo, bt$ failed lo keep pace
»«ilh the prisciplea of science, we are greatly in Deed of
tome new and sharper tools of thought' This com*
plaint IS true for European ooraeoelature

Our names may be divided into two major ciaatea-

(1) Classical Sanskrit Dsmea— Ve have laboured
for yeari to make a wide collection from Vedas,
Fnranasi Raniayana, Mahabbarata.Susruta, Iluddhiet and
Jain text! as well as lexicons and general literature that
ii available 10 print Thousands of Dimes have thus
been eolleeted While in many cases it is possible to
Idenufy a Sanskrit nime with a modern one. there
remain a good many whose exact value is yet to be
eieertaiaed

Ancient names are mostly names of species Tlie
Barnes of genua, family, order, etc , ate derived by the
addition of the word tnesning genus, family, order, etc,
• g , Aatar * gonus, is (nnfn la our word tor

fienus ntHr is a higher category than sifts ORfci
JS defined as avn-snrtl ‘which brings forth its like’ i e.
m Species), interinne is the subfamily («r3:««

subfamily] Jnaiidae is the family gtt %tT (ein family),
and Anierei the order ftt nn (net order) It is more
convenieiit to denote genus, subfamily, family, order,
etc , by a full word rather thau by a tuffix

Aa we have gone up so we can go down the scale
and bare a perfectly clear comeaclrture for aperiee.
The common swan is known to European scieoce aa
inter onser Onr word for it is htWTTB gtt inter onsrr
is a tautonym and if we bid followed the Europrao
practice we could have translated it by^R^, Uwoold
beaoodd. Light baa dawned on the western taiono.
mists and such names are now forbidden by the Inter*
Daiional Code of Botanical Nomenclature Let ua hope
that the toologista will follow suit.

Other tpeiiea of inier are designated by she
addit on of some significant adjeclire, e g Aiiaer rrplJlro.
pnt (Greek arylArea means red TW, white eas

isTTl)

(}) In the sbtenee nf andeot Sanskrit names modem
Senskrit names are derived either from Sanskrit roots
arttb re^isite tefSies or by coupling well known Sans*
Jtnt words.

Gmgrspbical nimes are sometimes made use of lo
particularise the locality where a species or subspecies
aa found Names indicate sixe, form, colour, habit or
some special chaneter.

As a rnie onr names are not arbitrary. None of
ifaem is Bonaeaaieal. Every one of them la deiigned to
be betpfni !b naderalandiog tome distinctive feature.

Our namea have the enviable characteristic of not
being rCBiored from onr literary language. In the
examples gSreo above the scientific words iaicr *od
etflltTopHt are unintelligible, for inisr, erythre, 'od pvt
are not uied in general or literary English (English
svorda are goose, red and fool).

Agiinst ibeac their Indian counterparts (R, yvE and
qif are known to every student of Indian liierature.
The vast insjorily of the word-elements in Indiits
scieotifie tcrnDiDology partake of thia fralu'e,

E C, Jaeger In hia hvurce*I>ook of Biological Names
and Terms gives twelve iboussod terms, which he
eoatidets lo be the essenlisl elcDeoti from which
biological names sod terms sre msde. With us the
onmber is fsr smsller. We sre shte to cover the entire
sphere oI biology (snsiomy, histology, cytology, physio*
log), embryology, greeliit, laxonorny, paleontology, bio*
ooosi<t, ethology) with about six iltouisod elements,
Sinskrit IS known for its high transpirency. Five hun-
dred CDUDiDD roots and a hundred affixes form the
roefc'basis of Sanskrit vocabulary Of theae 600 elements,
tliose in freqneDt use are not more than 400. Forma*
tiooa from these 400 elements are widely current ia
every language of India and are known to eur school
boys aod gull. About 1000 plant names and an equal
number of tnitoal names have been made the foundation
for Dsming oumeroiia genera

The remainlDg three thousand words are comniou
nouns, adjeclivei, adverbs, which are uied singly or m
combinatioDS to form descriplivy words. Out of these
three thouMnd, no leas llian 2500 are current In lilersiy
prose, poetry and newspapers Whst the Indian scienM
student hat lo do it to acquaint hintielf with ihe-proeau
of analyiit and aynlheaia of roots and affixes, and a few
rnlea of competitieo of werda tod word cleraenta The

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Icdian iludeni can lake it up *i a itudy or he can ge on
tnas'ering words sa they come. White itndying science
throuph-En'liah, »n Indian atudent hanUy e*er aiopi
-to gratp • scientiBe term, lie lakes it as a anuDd and
•pellios unit, and remains nnconcemed with its elymo*
4ogy. Its meamog he knows from the definition. The
Indian student it handicapped by his ignorance of Anglo-
Saxon, French, Latin or Greek and hence is unable to
probe into its heart When words are not understood
spellings are a great memory-burden I have qnoled
above a few nonsense words To the Indian student
ignorant of the origins of English words, biologiral
terms in general are consensical conglomerations of
ayllables.

In the East, we can derive instruction from the
Japanese system of biological nomroclature We repro-
duce a few specimen nimci from the Rullctia of the
Biogeograpbical Society of Japan, Vol. I, No. 3, June
1930, This volume descrihet the bird-life of Bootn and
the neighbouring islands.

Corridas "Jap. laratula (ieroiu'erow', -to'fsmily'k
iPringiiiidaawJsp. oiortka (-lia'ftmil)’)-

CMlfiritiintsa hIthUi " Jap. tfJtatMra kaiMrakitea
{oQMViTA 'Bonin Island*. Note that the £utop«an
proper ntme bt« been repUoed].

CAlorit asniM sario^ms " Jap. isroto InuorohitKS (tiiofo
'Volcano lelsnd*. Here and in the previous namotbe
trinomial nomenclature hat been replaced by tha bt
nomial The proner name tretiokmi has been deleted).

Zotterofidae ** Jap. mr/irota ( -ta ‘family’}.

ZotCeropt japontcut = Jap. Aonin mtjtro (The popular
JapiDOse name if meitre)-

Zetieropi japenieut alant " Jap. ttooto m«/iro (iioofo
*Vo]cano Island*. Ita popular name in Japanese is

me/ito)

PgcnenolidM " Jap. htyodoriLs ( 'In ‘(amily’l.

Jlurotealu anavretu iqueimieepi “ Jap. ogojniwira
hiijoderi (egniaioarti 'Bonin Island . The popular
name in Japanese it liiyodors)

Jlirrearofii irmourotK etogniroitris " Jap. /iniAihuto
hipodori (the Japanese popular name m the Voleano
Island IS Aij/od»ri).

Syleiidds " Jap opiiiiuLi ( ‘lit * faiiiih ' ).

Herarnit diphene diphone=*J%p, egniavara vguitu (its
popular nsnio in Japanese i« ugaiiu)
lIoTornit dipluifie iiwwierntir — Jsp tweta uguiiu.

TurdiJne “ Jap tmgtimilnl ka ‘family*),

Ar^ilkocirhfis terrtfirii " Jap ilimis gahieha ( rliinus
island* IS contrastel nith svster cf. terreilns m
tbo Latin name)

AettpilnJae ^ Jap. tnlnla (tnle 'lisnk« falcon* -f- -Is
■family )

DHttotaponifHS tcq/eshiinat " Jap ogctnwira no-nri.

Bnfcoiti/fne = Jap. /uivfl6ii*n/.n ( hn(/<il<«in * falcon ’ + -lis
fsiinly *)

r<ih-o pcrcjrinHi fruitn " lap. a/uimt h'lyabuin (rAinia
'island's hnynhtita 'falcon’ ).

o

AVIFAUNA

India, Burma and Ceylon contain one of the richest
and most varied avifaunas on-the face of the globe.
Covenog some 40 degrees of latitude and about the
aime of longitude, they enclose within their boundanea
a vast dirersily of climate and physical features These
range from the dry, scorching sandy deserts of Sindh
and Rajputana and the humid evergreen ram forests of
Assam sad the South Western Ghats, to the legioii
of gltcicri and eternal snow in the mighty Himalayas.

Smooth wide B|iaces of depressed river basins, either
sandy, dr) aud sun-scorched or cultivated, or water-
logged under a ateamy moisture-hden atmosphere (|h«
terai) lie at the base of the northern ramparts, Tbe
great Central Indian and Deccan Plateaux succeed tbe
fertile alluvial Gangetic Plaiu and are flanked on tbe
west by the broken crags and castellated outlines of ibe
vidgee of the Western Ghats which overlook the Arabian
Sea and continue southward in gentle, imoothly.rounded

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•lapfi of f;roen uoliods — the Nilgirl and other billa
of Southern India,

Altogether there are 24 hundred ipecies and aub-
aperiea which have l>een Hetcribed with great paltence
and acholarihip b}' E C Stuart Dakcr in the 8 volumes
of Indian Fauna (Birds) They were published from July
1922 to September 1930 Each bird has been given a Li«
or a tn.Domial designation According to the aeieotiGc
practice in the West the names are m Latin Eaeh
Latin name la followed by an English name The
English names are not always tranalstions of Latin.*
In the Lstin nomenclature the words signifviug the
genua rome first and those signifying the anlwspeeiea
come lasti the words for the species being placed in
between In English the order has been reversed, the
safwapenrs coming first and the genus comius last

Binomial or trinomial ayilem of naming plants end
animilt IS a recent acieniiSe device. la ancient ttmei
we have single nimes standing mostly for species. Our
ancestors lived with nature and loved plants, animals,
rivers and mountaias They observed and named
•nimali with loving cate We Hod huadreds of atmea
of birds IB Sanskrit Iiteratgre,

la the preaeni work ancient names have been fitted
into (lie trinomial seientifie scheme These names,
while serving the needs of tcieatifie cUsiificatioa
would be found to be more sigaificant, easier to grasp,
ampler lo pronounce and bence loconpitahly <|uicLer
lo remember than their Latin manterpiria In certain
quarters it has aometimei been fell that Latin names be
left untTanalated Qnt this view loses all force when we
find that foreigners who came (o India from a distance
of aix thousand miles thought it practicable to append to
every Latin ntinc an English trinomial designation to
that their compatriots could better study sod
appreciate Indian birds than could ever he done

* Tnnoraial names are aometimea rendered by fn«
nomiali

Lai —BrriehypUTVx mnjor ofbi ventni
^'‘S—Tke Wkiii MhedSkort mug.

Here nutjer is left out. The rest is failhfnliy
tendered

Propernames of plsces and persons ire freely re-
placed. There is no tacrosanclity about them—

^1.— Ciisefai ftlUuii lenuiresirii.

—Tht luditn BreKn Dtsptr.

through the mouth filling mass of vowels and consonania
known as aeientific names The lodisn names, inore-
nver, correlate the present with the past Our names
have a pedigree and hence future acieniific studies will

not be removed from the past achievemenla of the race*
II doea not, however, mean that Indian acieniisU will
not acquire a knowledge of Latin names Research
workers will have to get acquainted with Latin and
English nimet when they are studying the works written
by foreign tefaolsrs.

Sanskrit words are a fsscinsling study, Sanskrit is
known for being the moat transparent iangiiagc. Seveia
or eight words out of ten are crystal clear in the bssic
idea on which they have been founded. They embody
the obietvBlioDs and the reactions of our forefalheti to-
their durrooadingt.

The general word fo** a bird is 'feathered'-

B rda are coaspicaouily different from all other clsstes
in that they poiseit featheri This idea of a feathered
creature wit eonslanily before the mind'i eye and hene»
bealdea ofigq^we have such other werdi as aorat and tnfflS.
It was further extended to q||im 'going with the help
of fesibert' and 'baviog feathera as the vehicle',

ati, the parent of Engliih 'feather', and qtn, both front
^‘10 fly, and tignifyiDg 'feather' have yielded lome-
more ayoooyma— efirq. . « mq . qftr-rg.qn w and

Another designailon of birds it 'biped'. itw«
'oviparoua', 'born twice— ^once the egg and then the
young one from the egg’, fjptlht, tt^vti were conitantly
used to signify a bird, But this eharactetitlic is not an
exclusive one. It it iliired by birdi with reptiles and

aan 'warm' n a curious epiibei for a bird. 01
course we know that the temperature of the body ofn
bird la 2 to 14 degreei higher than that of mammals.
Tbe high temperitnre it connected with the large pro-

I*** — Tieirilio Kod^toni.

Eng ,— Broad btlUd Fljicateher Warbler.

Eat-— Aerocrpkalvi eoruineni tUeenii.

Eng —Tka Plaint Paddy-field Warbler.

This Reed-Wirhier wit diicoverej hrreding by Mr,
sod lira, II. Stevena in Lakhimpnr, but while traosls-
tmg ID English it was not considered cecciisry to rettin
the discoverer's nime

portion of mujcle, ind lh<“ coniervation of heal ii teen*
red liy the nonronJuetioK plumage.

or ill lyoonjrma ?I|pT. Ilffro ore

<]eri«eJ from llie root «Tf 'to be ilrong’, the root from
which we get the common wordi Ciri! ***

lodri 'ihe mighty'. One of the Vedic worda for bird i»
^fip^'poxtetful' from nt* ‘alrengtli’. Tlieie are liighly
«xpre«iive of the great invigoration of life wnicti la cam*
tribuieJ to bird* by a aupply of purely arterial blood
pumped lay the four-cliiinbered heart.

Vt ilh flight M connected the more lightly built •Le>
letoo, the iterniim acquiring a keel for the inierlion of
the muictea of flight, the neck beromiog long and aup>
pie and the beak takiog on the work of a hand. Tbia ia
lieaulifully expreiied by the Sanikrit term

'beak', 'hand')

iflnJ. ‘horn in a neat , 'haTing a oeaf,

'makiog their homea in

(reea'i nCITlfll’f 'reitiog on treei' and again yRnitr ‘neat-
dweller' are popular epilheia and are uaed aa regalar
nynoDjma ofqfv^.

Iniectii ball, birdi and the extlnet rierodaclyla in
xvhlch ■ fold of akin waa extended on the greatly elon-
fated outermost or flllh floger, are all included in the
term qAfl 'which move by flying'.

VT 'to blow* givea T13. Vtl for 'wind' and a lerica of
orordifor'bird'ft, <1, qlf, h’, «aiH. «t». BiBB.
I'rom f« ia derived the baoaknt word for aerial carfe-
sn^ 'made to the ineaaure of birda'. The winga of birda
combine the fuuctioDa of propellera and plaoea.

The value of flight ia obvioua but it may be uarful
to recall aome of the diflereat waya in which it liaa jua-
tifled iiaelf in the alruggle fur eaiitcorc. It givea iia
posaesior a new aafeiy aod iodepcodeuce, expteaacd an
the ^aaakrit word It enablei them to follow

food and to aeek water over lung diatancca ft lielpa
them to lecurc the welbbeing of ihcir olfaptiug by build*
ing nesta in ptacca often inacccaaible except to cueniiea
able to fly or climb. The puwerof flight baa given to
i>ird< a unique power of anuihtlaling Jiaiatice, of cva>
aliog tlic wiDier, of having two aiimincra in the year, of
having two hji'mea, of changing their aexaoii in a night.
In leekingoulkiiiuble feeding placea and breed log-placca
neither ajiice nor liiiic prcicnt obalaclea to the flying
bird. , ■

Tedlh arc abscnl in modern birda. The Sanakrit
poet haa alia Jed to tin* feature by ?Bin*fT* Their abaen-

ce ia compeniited for by the horny bill covering the
jawa arflvJ^VT. tflBRIfB (atfltl- and both

aignify 'bony'). It often haa a aharp edge and a booked
tip. it variea from a maiiive cruahiog ioatrument ia the
toucaa to a delirtle probe in the humming bird. The
variety of type ahoald be eonaiderrd in the light of the
fact that the forclinib haa been aurrendered to makiog a
wing, and that the birJ'a jawa have to diadharge duliea
whieb in mammala uaually fall to the handa. Hence tbe
name nytc-fttl referred to before. It would be profita.
kle to pnraue a paragraph or two to realiae the value of
the lull aa a band.

A generalised Lilt may be illuatrated by the crow
and ila alliea—atrong, pointed, aomewhat triangolar in
aeeiioB, Shertening, abarpeniog and curving of auch a
bill would yield the predatory type of hawk and eagle-
quick to give Ihe death-blow by piercing the akull
or cutting the jngular vein, atao well auited for rapid
akiuning and plucking, and for drawing out ilripi of
fleab from the body. It ia intereating to aee an eagle
deftly run down the backltone of a flail with ita bllli
dialoeaiing the vertebrae. Somewhat of Ihe aame type
are the billa of the owla and the parrot*, though the
former are ceroivoroui and the latter vegetariaa. The
parroi'a beak baa a movable hinge between the premasil*
lae and the front of the akull, and there are often ilfong
flle*like roughnraiea to the loiide of the bill, which aerve
in goawmg niiti or gtiodiog hard aeeJi. Not very re«
mole are llie liroadly conical alrong billa characieriatio
of the flncliea, auited for breaking capaulva and iptiiling
»eeJ*

Uo anoihrr line are the dcluote alciuler tvpea,
familiar in watblera, auited fur ilealiug with aiaall
iiivect*, with a climax in the elougaied ateniler billa of
Immtiiing birda .Not far removed, though uaed in a
dilfercut way, are the rioiig iled narrow billa of ciirirwa,
auijie, uvoict mill woodcock, for jirobiiig in mini, aaiid
and the like. In u very difrcrcnt ilirection arc the
liruid billa of diicka and gcenc, for viftiog the lutid and
cropping vegetation, and on tliia line miglil be placed
lliu broad bill* of auiiie atorka and beron«, utid ,th«
apalulate t}pe of tlie opooDliill, Alio broadened out,
but kept very abort, lire ibe inieit'c Hi liiiig bilU of
nightjar and awift. A alight apeciulizjtion of the rook-
type leaila to the iliirp form of bill aeen in anake-birda,
lieroni and Intlerni. Lateral comprcaaion in jiuffln and
ruMi-will rcacliea an extreme in the long, high knife-

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tl»de of the »15mmer (Rtyncliop*), a tropical reliliTC of
the tern*. Thu bird fliea »ery cloac to the inrftce and
akima the water with the mandible which »» longer than
the npper jaw When the knife edge of the mandible
toucbea a amall 6sh or crustacean it till* the booty into
the open mouth The akimmer or aassor bill it alio
aaid to skim soft mud There are many atiange lypea>
each as that of the crossbill, where the points of the
npper and lower halves of the beak cross one another
when at rest, a position that occuta as an abnormality an
some birda, such as crows The peculiarity is nlilued
by the crossbill id the exceedingly rapid extraction of
the teeda of fir>cones, a deft raampulation m which the
tongue aiiiits In the wry*bill plover of New Zetland
the bill It turned to the right-hand aide, and st a*
interesting to notice that a one sided twist is occasionally
teen an an individual oviter-ealcher In the flamingo
the whole beak is bent almost at right anglei on itself,
half-way down ila length, and as tliruat upside dowainto
the mud, where at searehei for amall mollusci and the
like The kiwi is the only bird in which the nostnit
open at the tip of the bill In the huia, soother Near
Zealand rarity, there is aei-dimotpbtam in the bilL
According to Alfred Newton, the male uses hat short,
itrong, almost straight bill to chisel holes in decayiog
wood where grubs may lurk, while the female uses ber
asnch longer, decurved and slender bill to piobe into
crevices. Out when he, htvmg discovered a grub in
bas excavations, is nnible to reach it, she uiiliaestbe
opportunity,

erg and watt (from wanf?) amply luiensily of
tootion OoiDg through the sky as a pet name of tbe
Sanskrit poets and as expressed in various ways W-«|
(wsky), «IIR, war, fegraw, ftgtw,

fagn, ftgrre, (g sky), eilgnt for whom the sky is ibe
earth , attwT, awnnw, arsataT, stwn ‘going among

the clouds’, nrRWT, snfisrir, wsTftgi.

WT, atrenraift^, wwisnt.

‘goipg with the wind* ii a significant
desigoatioD Besides ordinary flight, there is gltdtag—
when the bird, having atlamrd to a certain velocity,
reals on its oars for a whale, or having attained a certain
height deicends to the ground without any alioke of alt
wings

may also refer to the velocity of flight,
going aa gnick at the wind’. The moat accurate mee-

tnremenlt of flight of birds bare been made from aero-
planet on birds keeping level with the machine and
flying in the same direction. Thus measured by Mein,
ciiabtgen, small song birds show an average rate of
20-37 m. per hour, crows 31-43, ducks 44-59, plovers
40-51, but these may be increased in exceptional cir.
cumstances, and an oecasionat rale of 100 m. an hour it
sjuate credible

Sanskrit literature is full of bird lore. In the
Rigveda we read Tglplfigt qWtT»i, 'Vinana,

who knows the paths of birds flying through the sky*.
4tgt reminds us of q fil WV , and ‘the

bird-inigrtiion rnutes'.

From ^ 'to fly', there la a host of words. That
they ail mean a bird is not certsin Some of them de-
finitely signify, besides a bird, flying inseeii. Tbe sim.
plest formilioot are gstl, ^>T, gtroat and

‘those who go flying'. ^ miscnline or neuter, besides
being used for a feather, signifies a flying creature aa
well, IS BtiU another word, TKm ‘flying bigh or
np*. There are three words which have been formed hy
tbe addition of deiiderative auffixei—
fifing. Here the deiideratives might signify hlrdn
which ire cooitasily on tbe wing.

Tbeprocednre followed in giving aeientifie ntmen
to birds IS a simple one If there be an ancient name of
a species or tubspecies, it is made the hsiis of the cafflo
of tbe genus (fluith, and of the family if that be derived
from tbe genus) to which it belongs, e g , wiw, the-
Common Indian Houie-Crow, yields *t«-nwtRr Corcvi,
the genus, and further Coriidoe, the family.

In the innoniial system the Common Indian
HooseCrow, Itself, is the subspecies Corvui $pUndnt
tpltndtnt «IW Cornur ipleadenii the

tpeciea, is characterised by the ashy.brown colour of its
nape, car coverts, beid, upper back and breast, wnt-of^
ligniEea the ashy brown shade (»nff ash, gft colour).
Corwi spleHcfeiis has four aub-ipecics:

jplefldsnl, CBjtmoiieri, inaofrni and pretegatui 'The first,
being the starling point, is deaigoated by prefixing nnnr?
‘common* to The second, third and

fourth sub-specici are diitrilmled over Sindh, Burma
and Ceylon respectively and hence are particularised hy
prcfixieg f>tsg, nni and respectively. Thus—

Corvut fplmdent tplendm Wtstvgfy WTV

Corrvs ipUnden$ titymayert cn

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Ccre«j jpfnJrtJ Ww'Sri

Cornu *p?mJms yro{«i7at»j WIR’Sft *•'*

E»cl» ciriaerl of llio lodias iiiine 5* cImp >» po«w>.
tation.

Somo Ollier spociea of C-toiu * 1* are—

1 Cerrtu nrax Vtf (incirnl wonl)

2 Cornu Itvmltjtnli %Tf {incirai wotd)

S Corpttt ‘f"?*-

tioa$‘— ancient word)

A specie* ha* one» two or more sub»speeies, of which
many are (ouo<i in a partienlar geographical tone, and
hence ilefiDetl be it. Thus—

Cortnti {rraii’.raf) freaii.’aah T***

Cornu ffnnficwh mimacitna (tounJ

10 Southern InJu]

Cornu IcMiiliKti taimRrdisi *1*

(found in the Hinulavaa).

Alongside the Latin scientific niiues there are
■opular Ungliih names for every bird. The English
names, at times, follow Latin elosely. but often they
follow a different line. They may even be binomial,
while the Latin is trinomial— (Latin) Cnr^ui (mi^s
tr«iih— (English) dfnreen

The English generic names are not necessanty eo>
extensive with Latin, eg.rtfit eoven Jeibna and
OreccerTfX

After long experience we decided to provide Indun
words not only for Latin names hut also for popular
Enjlish names. Sanshrit language and literature are
rich enough to serve both.

^e have been able to use ancient words hv the
hundred (oormally a apeclficatioa to this effect is regtfc
tered within parenthesesL TEhile doing so we had before
os the European love for their past. Edmund C. Jteger

discussing the origin of hiolosical generic saoes
record*:

“.apparently every name of an animal used in elas*
•teal Creeh has been made to do service in nicdera
nomenclature".

He goes OB furthers

.\nd these have been' modified until they form a
large number of the designation* lu common use—

“.V large number of names comprise derivatives
and compounds of the same CreeV or Latin words.
These names may have different forms".

XTe, on out part, have not been able to use evert
SansVnt name.

Sanskrit names are I'carers of so imaverr. all their

own.

When, however, ancient name* were not available,
we followed the path of r^nini, Katyivani and Pata^'
)aU, and devised Stax'S names, e g

La.'crrtt (the buds of this genus are restless

ifrerrepe tat (their tail jxs is r\tnonli»
naidy long t(tx)

BalmchMlcwisi (the Oreek word has been
Lterally tendered into English *Prog<Biouth' and
Sanshnt bn

Ctilin^vpit (futicia Jrm, English ‘Flycelehet*.
‘enemy)

TH-tPil Cr*-t\ia f|V Wtt creeper)

I\«-WTW J/.eilv^sefil^a (they are all Jaow fj;?
Fins be s)

Zcsirreyi ('hey have a white ring tound
the eye urx).

Modern names in ^forth and South Indian laaraagen
have been of immenMr value.

MAMMALIA

In onr work of finding Indian counterparts for the
east and earied scientific names, we have been greatle
helped by the huge store of names recorded in our
ancient Iiierstnre: hirdly is there a family or an im<
portaat genus whi^ has not been represented therein.

as will be evidenl__ffom the peniul of the eaplanatore
notes that follow the suprsgereric or •eueric names.
For a tiagle animal we have a variety of names wh!^
is nnsnrpassed by Greek and Latin singly or both
combined.

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In iccotdance ^ilb »cie>i“fic requiremen» «*ch
nimmil h»» « li- or tr' ooaiJal IjI*o Jes,gn>».on Jn the
Ve»f In »he present work »ncienl names hate been
fitted into the tnoomut seWr°>r-

Oor method ot tiam-og is as follows « ben there
is so ancient word rorr»ai»ond>“B *» I-stio or
Entopein etymon, that is med as « base for the penerte
and sapri-genene romeoclature dented therefrom
Thus, hyaena >i at?/ » word which occurs in the Vaja-
aaneyi Samhiti 14 4(l and Maitrayaniya Saiuhiti 3 M il,
Rimiyant, Mihal'harala, Sniruta, etc. Its dentatite
tsrar >* used in hitrathi and Siodhi Katnraify, the
genus Hv«na ^ the family /7^eK«f<ia

gyg trt Stmslarly, Birpuliiiat the fimvly of mongooses
will be afB^iit*'“Wsmily fferprsdnas («3-

tob« + ntt tamily), its genus Btrpatta From

«r^ IS dented Hindi HaniKsshmin Astaotese.

Reugais smt It may be noted that (be Greeks
acem to hare bad «o word for ‘nongsoie', wbeote it has
i>errj designated as kar^ntis creeping thing’ The
•peetei of the genua Hrrpriirt hate been named
in our system after tbeit chsrscteristici jj edwordifi
which bsi t speckled (Tfs^rw) pelage is «f*. It

bat four aub'Speciet. Tbe •uh<tpecies ’'aysibotite the
gtogtiphical ind eotironneaul tsnaots of a species',
lienee they follow their disUihution n edieordan apatn
as found in ^otlbern India (t^I. so it is r«>^c*i
tnpit H aiwifdiit /trrajinesi is found mamly in tbe
desert (anQ districts of N W India hence
sifW JJ einJiirdsii edicardii* is fesjfstt Wfei being

the starting point (nni1>B common] S tdwardtit Junto,
the Ceylonese Grey Mongoose, u ftni BfB.

In Neo Latin an adjecure follows the noon it
qualifies For example, in ailrononiT, CTrao mafor end
tVao mew for Great Bear and Lillie Bear respertitely,
corpora oil poiOi corpora amylacsa m medicine, oetda"S
boricum. acidinn ni'lriciim, acduiii lonnicNm. horn
pnri/icotui. Qfva aniii roucenfi-ota 'conccutraled anise
water , a^ua /osmcula conrmlnita. etc etc. In Isxonomy
too, the specific element of a loeniific naioe. which la
an adjectite or hss an ajjcctivsl function, comes after
the generic terra. In the English names accompanying
the Latin ones, the adjecuve precedes the noun it
qoilifiea lo aeconJance with Cogliih grammar, e g rofjw
micrara (mirr>'sms]I'+«/-a ‘-tailed ) is tbe Shorl'UiJed
Mole, Talpa Janf^ro (Isuc- 'white’+Kfa ‘'tailed) is the

White tailed Afole, fioncului naemrar I* the l.ong<
tailed Shrew (marr- ‘long’ + nrua ‘•tailed’l CwiJura
IsitcooCTivi (Intro- ‘white’ + geniis ‘cheek’) is the White*
cheeked Shrew, Chimarrcoale kimalajtiea •* *he llima-
tayan Water-Shrew.

la the Indian nomenclature, tbe genus species
aequeace ts the »d;ective-)]onD one, its keeping with
our graramstieal sltuctilre

£rsiioesua nugalotis (mrgat Bgl 4- oils

Wg* IS from Variihsmihira's BrhstumbiU
and from it is derived its Sindbi name ;ako].
Similarly the following apeeiea of (he genus Cgisooirrar
iratfs—

C- morffinatua ^ wwqtl (chirtcietiaed by long
eats wh)

C. irocfivolua *3*^ WBTt (fcracAv- *****

C. braeJtyuna "flJt njWHwaekv- short -P lonobody.
The body I* very short and thick dlB. It>
popniar Eogiitfa name ii the Tbick-hodied
Fmit-Bsi),

Latin specific nsnes have often as Eogliib name.
Is many initances, names of persons are replaced by a
detenpiire term to English Ttiftrujo Uifltri ii the
Hairy-artneJ Bat, JL'us hrrdmorrt is the Grey Rat, i]u$
Naa/ttJi It the Wbile-taiied Rat, d/«r jtrdoitt i* the
Bieelnuted Rat, Hut pleadotn >t the* Stnd.coloared Bat
Jfrsecie horifioiekn is the Short-tailed Mole-Bat, Such
Eoglish Dimes have been of great help to ua in replacing
sDeaningtess perionsl names by significant cbaricterutica
and eroidiog uonereiaary burden of epangmt Tfarougb*
out we have taken pains to see that our Dimes reflect
vcientific observalions ID a greater Measure than Latin
or English ooes. It wilt be interesting to note that in
revising and lystematiaiag tbe terminology in medicine,
eponyms are being replaced by aigaificant terms. To
quote Frot O II Perry Pepper, )[ediral Etymology
fPbiladelfhu. 1949)

’’UafoTtunstely for all ot us, eponyms are very
aumetoui in tnedical terminology Taken out of any
hiitoricai context they are cnesningleis, and Iieace bird
to remember. Medical terminology is bad enough
without the added burden ot eponyms. The bacterial
cause ot typhoid fever can be eisily remembered as tong
as (he orgsniim it named the Bncillat irpAeim, or even
more eisiiy if we discard the Latia termi, but toehriiies
this lime hacterinm with the diminutive eponyai

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EitrOifllit i* jo»t nwkjng trooMe for coaiitIr«t rtndenis
yet onnutrimbted. It may be rery proper lo hoBor
tbe discoreries of Ebertbf Salmon, Brnce, Shl^ Etebe*
rieb, anJ Nocard, but it i* tou'b on tbe itndcBt.

“Mo»t epooym* perpetnite tbe name of tbe disco.
Yerer or tbe fir*i descnber of some stmetnre or pheno*
menon, but few surrire long for this reason alone.
Jj a TuU. «« rycBiw remains in use onlf •/ no latu/aciart
tern can be found to take tit place. For example, no
brief adequate term baa erer been suggested to describe
all ibal u conreyed by tbe ancient eponym “BippocrxUe
facies", with the snnLen cheeks and pinched nose of tbe
terminal moribund state, ^or bare good substitntes
come forward to push many of tbe anatomical cponymt
into tbe discard, Fallopio (1S23«1S631 and Enstaefaio
(1520-1S74) still plagne as with their respectire tubes.
Tbe term “Broca*! area** also is no help with onr medi.
cal speech.

“Eponymie titles are giren to diseases only for lack
of somethiog better. The name Bright's disease pertis*
ted longer than it should bare, and the name Hodgkin’s
di«eas« is still u,ed because of our igeoraece, in apite of
tbe eumberiome substitutes suggested. Sack «pe«tr*ts
ftrtut and de/f t\e adtanae e/ knerUdjt, (at mast alvaft
lau nt tn the end. rken teienee learnt eneajk to fuilt/p
the e^ntH) ef tone appropriate t«m. Often an eponitm ta
a eliar indieation ef ear ttnoranee, and courtitatre a
ckolteape to the intetUjalor lo rid our lermtnolon of one
More epcapvs. dtif diuaie detijnaied by an e p o<|rm tt a
food tnbjeetfor reteareh.

“Eponyms also open tbe way to eonfaiioo. Some
term a jeeriain condition Crarea’ disease, others call it
Parry’s disease— both names had beat be relegated to
the histories of medicine. Tbe supracIaTicuUr node
enlarged by neoplastic metastasis, is in some parts called
the Ewald, the Beliu, or the Virchow node. V»by not
discard them ill and adopt the other term — the fignal
node? Tlien there are two different Addison's diseases
and aeveral conditions named after Sir fames Paget.

“Our Tocabulaty of eponyms is cosmntly ebangiog.
some are dying, others are being bora. A few apparent.
If are going to lire forerer— Caesarean aud roentgen, for
example. One might guess that the tetralogy of Fallot
would bare a long life, for tbe condition drfiea a ibort
descriptire name. On tbe other band.^ we abonld soon
be rid of Ganeber’a disease, Bastil diseaae, and many

otberi, including tbe many so.named muscular
dyitropbles. m fact, the author likes to hope that fewer
eponyms are forced on tbe student today than had to be
learned inhlS student days; the eponyms of the eye signs
of thyroid disease, and Niemeyer's pill and Niemeyer’s
dietnm, arC gone, among others", (pp 11, 12)

If English eponyms are “tough ’ on the English sta>
slent bow much “tougher” are they on the Indian ftn.
dent !

Besidea tbe eponyms, we hare the lopouyms which
arc hated <Utth4 names of eoQntriea, mountains, towns
neen, etc; They are not confined to tobepecies. They
are c^t^endcd to aperies loo.

Ceegraphical and personal names are not a arientific
necessity. It if a matter of coBrenience. Latin may hare
ihein, English may not, and eiee versa. Vhile we have
nsed geographical names, such as are known to our Ute>
ratnre and people, we have found descriptive words more
intelligible than foreign toponyms.

Our civilisation was developed in tbe midst of tropi-
«al natose. Onr forefathers had deep love and keen
observation of their lurroDDdings. Socb words as t>fnr,

snstandri^, go

back to tbe earliest period ef our doeoDcnted history,
namely the Vedie leriptnret. Out lexleoBs. aoeienl and
mediaeval are rith in fannic names.

In the West nrmes have been derived from Creek
aod Latin. It u ibe doty of the Indian aeientist to take
care of the acbievemenis of his race, to lift them out of
oblivion aod to bring them to life.

Majority of onr generic and inpragenerie terms are
baaed on ancient uames: HilobaUdae (family)

(in«T^ OceuTS as early as the WgTWIW). Celdbidae (fami*
•y) «Tri%'%rr (?fspe) is id ancient word), Kan (genus)
(^er occurs in and the TW

of The genus Nscticcliai i» Xlj

n jifij, gif being a synonym for Ions in •nd

wfinrHftrVTUtfti, while its related genns Lent is desig.
Bated by another term from the So

also the genus of the snow-leopard t'ncta has an ancient
Dame feutsta sratfs In the time way fqvxm.jraift for
KoafeUt, foe occurs in the bRj*

for Jc>nonvz(from(kBV is derived
tbe Hindi word vilBl). The family ifatleUdae is fSlTtl"
<er, Jtml occurring in the UXBr€l-ttlv, which is rich in
fannic names. Tbe family Teptrsdoa i» <tt,

btiag {roo iht tfffTTtt As*io, the genui .Vein«rJi4ed«i
denre« its nsme from irrtw used m the

fsBJoui medical sforks of CsrtVi *nd Sustuu fliese
ioitioees sviU tmpl]' lUusirite to s»lial extent we luve
leea hetaatte la l/e»Bg the joherilor* of a Jileialore
_singuUfly rich in the ohsersaiioo of nature

Ve have made use of lyoonyuii to designate diSer*
eat genera

(asnPt) rra--AvpU*<eus
«a^ Cvnotn<5r»/KS

Wn (mn^) Aau

Out of tHCDi^r geueric and suprigtaenc names in the
Primates for only these three have we had recourse to
fynooyini. The rest are imagcdehoealioas within the
limits of two to five syllahles

Identification of ancient names has not always (wen
eaty There are (liose alxiut which there u no JifTereoee
of opinion, while there are many others whii.h had to
be identified anew Here lexicons, caminentariea and
modern Indian languages have eome to our help

A few laporiant words of Creek and Lttio go back
as genetic relit ives of fiansLne which, iacideo(stty,ts far
older and richer than either Creek or l.itio or even
both taken together, e g panilur it Sinikni 5 *TflS, «i(rr
is Titi Lit ecu I* wr* From them have been formed
PatiilimirM subfamily) Puotiero

(genus) STlftr, Pa^Ukera pardut Orit

(genus) oiN mfie. Vcaiel is ikio to Sioskrii ir«i from
which we get IIS name fkw with the ipenficaiory fcmi-
nine lufSx Creek parJoi has been connected with
Sanskrit by ^ebtier, while the prefix jn-o is eiy>
mologiciUy the samu as Sanskrii n Hence Pardo /rlis
and Fro/tlit are respectively translated inloSsoaVrit
JTJf Fjttw and sr ikirw

Latin nriuf and Creek erllel are the aame as Sans*
krit Hence the senes

Prndae klT

Criui WIT

IfrUriki

Salnuirrtas (nR%)

Hifarctoi atrannw (mnfir)

SevcTst aocieot names have eome down to us to a
changed gub in modern Indian languages. Tbcie
words hare caahled as to identify ancteat names and to
avail of them lo the present Bomeaelalare. A few in*
**»*cea will suffice: Hindi is from «^C| wbfeli

occurs in the Hitt?. From it we get the luhfanily ifar*
llmu Ctilaijurt, and the genus dlAriri vnlvimfo.
Sindhi jako gives us the identification of *t 3 « ‘hedgehog’,
from srhich we have oni* ntr friiiiieridite,

£«o<ii¥i»oe»aDd wry*jnijr<»£/-iNn/rw Ihegenus pu-

ropuj •* «T*!JT asifil, us family nTwix aw. ** H®"*

xtJTlff and It IS found as the second oiember of the
Marathi compound word ntar^- The genus Pkitiocerei
la atoj^ mttfs, III family Phmocsrolidae •!«« sIjti from
fI*TS la dented Hia ii I7JI la Aaaameae dcoeAe^elis
used for the Coral, for whuli it has been retained

Here we may also point out a few initaocei where
Sanskrit ciiuivalents have derivatives in modern Indian
languages*

Aciueiiyx (GL. nCitfui ‘thorn’ 4 o «V* 'claw’J "fwav*
SHnft (from (^sts is derived HioJi dim).

Kr>pri/ci UfRmfff (from Ufs is denied Hindi

ilwiV

In eases, where a Latin acientifie name is based on a
dislinitite rlisraetenstir, the lanie lias been made the
basis of the Indian name The group Mammalia pifSt.
nn Itself it an example of the iMnymiio prim iple, Lit,
mninma ‘breast’ sun Catirtuei is a group having noa.
trils direited downward (caig. down 4 rhiaea ‘neae’
*11114 group ai^) whiih gitci its Indian equivalent «iil>
wniRtjg bimiliily.the seuion Aoihroi>o>iiior(iha ion>
laimoglbe Man likcApeiisSrT^ (kT corresponding to
nalkropo- »bJ ^ lo tnoryJin). In llie genera Portie/elfi
and Prp/flii )>al. /tin ‘taf ii feTTWi C)(, paiiiM ‘)>aniJirr'
iaSmskrit (tee Webster) anil Gk. pro is Sanskrit n.
ao the two are reipecUvely aod nffTlw, 'ihe

genua of the Vampire Uati, d/ouilerma >s i-oiii|H)ted of
(ek. n)r;a> 'great' fkenv and diiiNo 'skin, leather' nn
•wsog’. ao lie laJian oams ti Ufn^n n3Jrf<T(0»rf» genus).
Tlie genus Syueiui is from lyn* ‘lo,;ether‘ gir + olai 'cat'
Its ears being united at the hise (jv’wd owrfh).
Similar is the relationship of wj^w-a^iriT to ^Arolns
(genus) micro- 113 + clitt ielraeerui the genus of

tbeFour-iiorBed ABle)o|>c, it tlicdcrivatiOBally idenlicai
W3s4«tB»ifii(if«ra 4 term »inl

Desides the above two categories of arclieonynia or
words baKd on tbeir ancient Indian name, and isonyma
or words having tbe aame etymological basis as the
Latin word, there ia another category, tiie cuonymi,
which rcprcKDl an improvement on the Ljlin name,
being more exprtiiive and auitsble than tbe latter.

14 >

Thfj flrarlr lifing out lli** fh*far|*fi'»tic fratiire. iff'
Vl’Vram, (Ik* cunn^ni for I'rimalai drfin^t tli^ trop^ ftf
llir orJrr In an uttimlil'KOiM mannrr vi/, that it in'
e!n>lr« irf 'roan’ and nwr 'mnriLry'. Tlii* pr nu« Ptethitlt
drrUrd from Crrrk pf,*/ jjn ‘an oIJ voman* In-liralr*
no prrriaf' fcatnrr of llie animal, wliil<> our wont
STlff immrilialrly pivra elu« to llir fart iliac ihe tnnrr
airir nf thr lliipli Z^! n rnnapu noijaly wLilc. The Indian
«q<iivalrnt «»»TVrfn ar^n for the anljonlcr Jtlur^itut
pivet llir ]irr<lominaBt charartrnitir of in liariae retrar'
lilr flawf, Cor;>nnvr(rrIt >a VI5fl8ffZ:6T nhirhatoorr
brinpa ont iia mam fralurr of haaiap a lonp lAft;'fir.
Thr prnoa of Leaf noted Ball, Uip^n/lnui la

awordnhirh ^ripliiralljr portraya llir more of

irta aqnarr or ohlonp aaid ronpliraied noartraf looking
like a flnwcrdike apprndapr on the noar. Perora •« >hi^
plural of I,aliii perva 'eaitle', wliirh la akin In ^intkrit
It rcnnntea the Ijpieal (a) ruminanta and ■« hrnrr
•srrnriaira: **« rnmmaie^, a Iriirr defined and

mare eipreailrr Irm

In ihe l^atia lermioolopy, aereral aiidrly arparatnl
Cefcera are diitlapniahrd only hy an eaaily eonfii*ahlr
ipelling* nr pradef><lilTerefl(iaiian floeh rnnfaiinea are
afiarnt from (lie Indian lyiirm. For initanrr, (hr pmu*
«f weairla la MvttAi «n>( ihr pmni nf dnpfiilirt iVnitWua*
thr family nf Imili l>rinp aprii alikr HutuUlnf. Another
j(IiriAp inatanrr of aurli eoofiiiinn la adordrcl hy ihr
hnnin>ety«Aair penrra I’ernnwii •«d Firnmvf, «h»el» he*
Ion* to eniirely different luhclaaiirt, ihe I'anloihena
and Metalherla reipccllrely, two aeparair word# liaro
been profided for them In llir loduo lerminolojy.
take yet another Jnalanee of tirn grorrir name*, dialiii*
{uialird only by a (antaliaiop differeate In *p*lUnf
Vtmijitliii and lletn^ulnt The former U a grnna of
palm rfreta «liri><« termed for riret

«eenr»iathr vat^cri), while thr latter II a grnua of
aharka, the mfanu-SvifT.

(lur lerma are aeif explanatory.

HsMintidnt {Ok, Aylo ‘wood’ + baUt ‘fUmber +

.Uu'»niri\ for thr family'J tn^r^n-^iT,

CtrcepUhtfidat (Ck, ierloi 'lad’+pitAeiaa '*p«’+
’Hat) 3«azff dir.

Olai-elohui (f»k, claM 'ear* + kclolsei ‘mulilaieif,
aionird') tTR^ (prnua mfd eharaclcrf*
ard by haf inp iliort eara
JreUnft (Ck, arkCei ‘Bonhern* + myi 'moiiie*

from Sanikrit (faaad on high

alliliidra; fiju 'anow^.

/’erMwdiirJyfo (Ck. prriiioe ‘odd' + doJ/yf^ 'finger*)
fiTJrt>iR*«r5iin (fmt 'odd'+ai^R'tori* +
'aiiliorilrr ).

Aflieilniiyln (Ck. ortioi ‘eirn*) itnfijR ir^n<T (bH

Thr minutiar of thr Wralrrn teriiiinolopy hart
hers dnty allrndrd lO' thr penni rrrcu( ii
whilr llir diminuliir Certuln* I* tJT^-tnrrff

In arrrral eaara, an rarluiire rharartrrhtir haa
lirro mailr thr bina nf naniinp a apenr*. Karaea
tpfriOM (br Stiimp-tadril lirara<|isr, h dialinpiiialied by
tlir alinnnr<« of thr tail, wliirh ia rrilnrrd in a rnnieal<
apararly hairy •lump upt — lirnrr fijiT-Jtlt

A frw more rsnniplri nf tlir Indian namr* bring
ORoee atpmfieaBt In aa tiMtcU ae lUee il\«

ll■•llll'lll•}ll^g fraliirra in llirmarlvra. Tlir arlmrral
an.l trrretirial familira nf Slirrwa, thr TuraiUltu and
.^or«r. /o« arr rradily rerojniaablr in %JT and

* 1 T(^^Mifrw'i>rriir» in the ffrrrtRIZfT). ‘iiiiiihrly la
//y»<r«»dor and f retkitnntidm whirh are rrapreiirelT
)(nfat'^R an>t nmaa* 4 it. In the lamr wav a nttmlier
of vapiir and ilbdrfinrd Ijtin wnrda have bern made
mnreprrriar m niir ayilem by inrliKlinp tlir riirntfal
part nf thr definition. In ^iniptu idrniaia and Diipliri*
drntata, IjiI. whirli meani any 'innlli', lua been
parti>nhti»rd by f,ni whitli itanda for the inrUnrt.
M^vFira vr^nm and nymrnfa-a^n'n bring out the diire«
reme brtwrro ihr iwn iiibnrilera iMyaiarni net! and
Odoatoinelt far more arcurately. In llir liefrropene*
•ua order Edeotata thrre are 'very few alriiititral
rharaetrry iniiimoii to all thr different aiibordera
imladrd in it, rxiept the abtrnre of leetli in the front
of the jaw (W.T. Blanford, Mammalia, ]»UI/)I. p. fiOS).
Thia eommoR fraliirr ia well brouplil out in the Indian
nor thui rendering it tiiperior to h« lingliih
name (fr. Lat. adenlalua, pa>l part, of adriitora to render
lootlileaa) which 'ia a inxleading one a* moat of them
have teeth' (Vebeier'a ffew International Dicilonaryi
aerond ed , 19 IH).

In the mailer of the baaea of nomaaelalure, Englitb
followa itt own line, only here and there conformlag
to thr internal atrnetara of the Lalla deaigaa*
lion. F.vca la natter of lopoayna aad apooyma, i.e.
perioaal aad geographical aamea, Eagilih ibowi leaaty

149

retpect to Ltuo Here tre ■ few ejimple*

Ca*ii ouTttv The Aiutic Jiekil
Lttin meaos "golden deg”.

Frvu Jijaeno Jraena. The Indian hyaena.

Englith has got nd of the hideout tantanym
darjtltnjentit The Eastern Barhastelle
Here Darjeeling has been replaced hy a more
general term Eastern In the previous eiimplet,
the geographical attribnlive had eoznmeeded it*
self more to English than to Latin.

VttpfTtigo tfvlontcMi Kclatrt'a Bat.

English replaces a toponyra by an cponym.

Tripertioa blanfordi ljmberg*a Bat.

The "bononr” has shifted from one person to
another.

Patitbelcft hoditoiu Tlie Tibetan Antelope.

The “honour conferred on Hodgson by the Latin
Bomenelator hat been taken asrty and the
cponym replaced by a loponym.

Ltpui liietonnr The Afghan Hare.

This It a case of an exchange of toponymi.

Tbile the mam purpose of our terminology is to
prnride iadiaa terms so «t to make the epread of*
•eicstifie knowledge poitille, we have not feiled t«
correct the eoofution end intccuricies of the European
noneoclalare Vt have taken adventege of standing
on the shoulders of our Europeta predecessors end
thni having a longer range of fiew. and fresh rovrage
10 bring order.

A Conapoctua of Namca of Ordcra, Sub^deia
and Saetiana of Kammala

1 Primates ^ wntT-riei

Pithecoidea vHTT^ndi
Anthropomorpha ilTFn:

Cynomorpha sctTni
Lemuro-det farntrq st^rra

2 Caroivors Kten -nvi

Aeturordea trgrnj

Arrtoidea tto^xigitei
S Intectitora si»t

InseetiTora veraugl^itV 'fjt't

Dennoplera nH'jyi3’'ieT

4 ChiToptera towW-HW

Slegschiroptera JTgTWW^mgriei
Microchiroptera

5 Bodentta fiiWV >TV|

Simplieidenlsla

Duplicidentata

6 Ungulsti nf^.sTvi

Proboicldea gfW-ngrt®!
Ferissodactyla W3>t»t

Artiodaclyls ttnl^’Ct^rpn

7 Cetacea f^-atet

klystacoeoeti st^nei

OJontocoeii Hjnsi

8 Sirenii

9 Edemata MitOV^

Squamils nf(v ST^itei

A Synepita of Soma of tha Comnen and Batl?
Natnas of Indian Mammala

I

Ape am

Manlike Ape trRf
Gibbon mwi
Hooloek
Aleeaque cfh
LemorBnncfq
tons

Cf. Monkey arax

Spider Monkey (of the genus iisfci) ndHtar

II

Feniber jvrfha
Tgerrais
Lion ^

Leopard or Psnthcr ^<ft
Snow'Leopsrd or Ounce
Clouded Leopard ^Vtaia

Cheetah or Hunting Leopard fvtrg
Catfaxts

Marbled Cat farm

Golden Cat or Temminck'a Cal tad-raTTar

Leopard Cat iVft fttlW
Fiibing Cat *m ftnw
Detert Cat aij-firTtw
Jungle Cat
Oracal
Lynx

Liosang pT*t*'*T
Cim naijirrah

Palm-Ciret fTT^-»i»vjirnrtT
Dear*Cat or Binturoog OrriV
Mongooae
Iljaeoa tr^g

VoUl«

Jackal atm*

FoxrrJRfV
'Wild dog
Bear *!▼

Sloth Bear ir>^ aRV
Black Bear f at
Panda or Cat Bear
Otter T?

Marten

Eraine fgn^Ct

Stoat (when in the brows lammer coat) rwgf^
Wetiel few
Polecat ttralfm

Marbled or Tiger Polecat far- t rra^ ftn t
Badger vtcT

Ferret Badger PrtIW-aftnx
I{a{(-Badger rfhr
nonej-BacIger or Batel «>VT

ni

Shrew

Tree-Shrew
Muak-Shrew ri«l
Water-Shrew
Hedgehog
OjODare
Mole g^rrfl
Flaring Lemur wii
IV

Bat *3

Fruit-Bat or Fljing Fo*

}Iorieihoe-6at
Leifooied Bat jeW't
Vampire Bat «lhn *3

Barhastelle JtnpA *3i
Serotioe ^

Pipiitrelle

Tohenoaed Bat 33

Water Bat 3rW'*3
Sheathtailed Bat !»5

Wrinkled lipped Bat tnjV*? *3

V

Flying Squirrel
Sqoirrel ftntiV
Marmot

Jlal Ijjns (cL Mm ^f^-tntifir, and at the end
of compound!)

Field-Rat {ttl'ipTC
Mole-Rat
Bandicoot-Ral
Buah-Rat

Bamboo-Rat kg-ijfv
Monie

Tree-Mouie
Ilonie-Moure
Field-Mouae 91-^rqvi
Spinj-Mooie
Jerboa
Cerhille

Antelope Rat t^ipT
Vole 5irxw-ijT
HamUer tKTqrrv^

Pofeupine

Hare 9111 (cf. Rabbit sniV)

Mooie-IIare ir;^-eHT

VI

Elephant fiiB

Wild Aaa vrt rifei

Rhinoceroi rt«TW

Tapir 3119311

Caur or Biaoo rht

Gayal orMithan nvar

Banting tThqn

Yak «ttO

BulTalo

Great Sheep

Urial orSha TTei

Bharat or Blue Wild Sheep 3ni

Wild Goat n:m

Ibex<f

ISl

Mirkhor tra
T»hr Takr
Colt Antelope (t(iiitl
Sefo«

T»Vio nro

Niljv ne Blue Bull

Astelope

Blick Butt, ludiiB Antelope fWIim
Ctzelle f<il (ef Deer
Ribficed or Dirkia* Deer ^
SUf! (male deer] ^

Doe ^

Bariiiajbi «tl{« >tn, *^|^n»WTrtf?tnt
Tbiiuen' or Qrow'anllered Deef
Sambir or Ru'a Deer vmT
Spoiled Deer 7T»

Hoj Deer

Mn»k Deer ^

MoniC'Deer or CheTrotaiB
Boar «TT(

Tild Boar »5t ?TH

Pif.Hof; ^

vn

Whale r<rf)r

FiB'Whale qtifaDt

Sperm Whale or Cachalot T<n

Porpoiae i% 5 * (el. Dolphin figtriT)

Crampui or Killer rintfilH

Pilot Whale fen fdn

Dolplun fjtonTT

vni

Dosons « Duiongffttram

IX

Paugolm n?nt?«

Ancient Namei ol Soma Common MammaU
a nielope, dear »fiai .gftfw , f tn . ffn» , fwrant, arruf.

»3« ^3> ■wTj". Inn, ncm, nnnra,

«T9Tt , (araiftra Wet,

ft*«R

atg t an, ire:, irer:. f<‘Tir, T'T

«?reir, «sit%\.w5®

pn»eOX nnw, feij-, uRnT l
apa. monkoT ^It, ^rer, . si (wmai-jCT’i), s**:.
iii6*T,®T»il»:f,^re>r,irren^,’t'ntr, wriv.
(irntrea), irn, rtir. eatw, sina . asw,
entnn:. «mr, «!»!>?:. natijs' (trem). ^fsifritv.
r^in ^g n . SBTftr. (smt't’tmX

gmilHH, . iwsr, fniT*3, firwi

fntf .«if . fwnr. fft* (twren), fipr

(nm), »ifjt^.araVr-, wnttir, fstnn,

4H-?lAH,sFgs^ (aireittk fcftf tr, ^Iw

(smn-jrs], viqi^ , fiiiRji' ((rere»i), f5«w-, inoVr,.

aaa niiT. wirerr-. wfires, wrt-
HuntTr, iifrettr,.

(wnTT 5^1*').

miT, ftm , wsr, T wC sw (r^. S5r, Hjrwft- 1
boai, hog. pig ■nr. sVftiR (ftierrejn), fftr
^*r. w»gw^ «*.

nfe»rrt-,w««>*r^,,itc (i»TT»«). wTsPre, girf
(▼*»•). *7?:, W7^ . qjn , Xir* . , <^tTTe-

tpmgn , h>«Tjw,ftTWW, trshri.. «7^, *j.

s* » , wrn , «^^^r , ^gtt, iqjjr, ijert . gs*
ett«F (rten), «n?er, twrfir , g*T^, sstipt, swt,-
anegm , itHS , , ^^siVire,. fjw ,.

fkt.ftft (rnftx'i), »t>t^i'( Pis i j 'g ajti )> asfitw,
aft* . gre>* , nmaJhi,, ftfc {aSftre^tO. TOflT ,-

gapftm*-. ire*-, wjw***, laurerffre , <^5*-

buUalo *r(n, T»wa , ireetf (n^tama}, aterf^^- (nia,^

Inures «iw-

*«*. ^rctisre , crat.v^. Bi>XT,»es4'T,

S'fit, BS. tan*. "*^3,

»ns , fin , f iifcfttl., , tftrevm »
*lf««, 5fnift, ittiil*. at** (nrf^is), <*•

fTOtf=itn),iBntflOTi.5fr« <tn«*g,

*5 • (ejloFe^nPi), apnw* , gne (fiytniwi),

bollock (raiafltwniX gi, *¥W. , fro , nt*il« ,
J*rt (nCT(m), (rtefh). areff. eifef^, gtpjo,

{aiaflStft (irpl),

*sn (TiiT), TrtWVnre, tnrfr.^.ftwt-,
tajT • * 13 ^* • • Bt*!* > atlg. ail^fir, aiht^, till*’.

w»»»i I if«'n , qtTi »i5f:i?:i aw

afwa. '.ti), rahr«:, naiw.

2 if«n»ia!, fj»«>f.ai 5 :(i"^T),f«a*
ajj«f , imaTJ {i'l'?fti'iiO; Til*:* sti

(fifbiJ'-i.v.Uo). w»», m. • fnfa?, la. fasi,
liViia . < a»f\9inv . « ftav , «f«<r »

I

cow 5tg:, nwft, 5igai. g. n>, ti^i, aari a«i, aftrai, «jp,
imi.mai, fArcrrii, <nOi 5?Oi • 5 «t,

(• 1 t» 3 t), 5 tr«ii»w n>> Wfarffi am,

Bwai, (nraift), afuH, n>q>nrrtf I (TT»if*i),

nT^4t, *tT4»3f»i *Jnn. wftgai (v«i<^t), it(\ mg
(wwiw), Aft (T 3 sMri»ii«rf)i) I

ooatmnw, Bin**-. b4i., «nTi;, 5 f,*ni,BiiBiT.Big*
AjnfT.na.wrnju.BBW. nftBxmf.Bcg.

RTVf iq , Jjutt , ft* , ft«r , * 5 *TB , ftuftni, tg** , .

*!>«?. a«, WB, on«*, tr** {«fmf?i). bb, mu,
KTi-’n?: (Bw m»n), on , am , ons . «iff ft , twrnA.
BBfTtft, wai. ggrit, wnn (anAi-nimi), qtnt. mift. cnIhCT,
Bnfifft, ftat. R^wwii

•UpK*nHftng..*ri«,ini, fx*-, *> 5 , wiVm, •{>f;«f
(»3<B). v>. tiiB, tin-,gr<Bg.

Bi«3, »ft‘, %m. ••nn-, Bftg. T(n\ bwb, bjj,

<»r«ng!. mw , *ni«w , ftAnTfl* , ,

mfli.winn (imun), ftaiftrg {«r{<sj,fVtjtir»,

ftfrt*t , B^tr* . Bwfln , , rjorr , **» . miff:

(ftnimin), fSifng, wwft , (>^ 1 * *,«•>,

aftig. a*mfi . biAtw , mini . Bumw’

(f«aii«<v), Brfn , aA'** , »irng, »inTftg. (^obt.

nfff.fifti (Tuift^*), *tTft (*^), ftinn, fftrr*..
«riT . , BffB , aftipjii-, , ftiBt ,

mftr , aPKg,

uTtc, ftttmiftgi , aiJwfij , I

««*{«, 5 IW*|rj^i (Tniftll). gpfBwRl,

, B*t* , tOIBB , ifq* , BmUIB ,
BB»-. Bin , f)irg, txix , riiinrTj fjg»B , ^mft . «ftg , ntt ,
nfiTTi 7TII, ft*r*g, ftftra, Wbw, ftnmg,

ft*f*io. annw, Tahi, gtaft*. fgOg. iHig, nftre ,
. irti •

oayalntgn (iinn^f^Mrcit), bbii^b i

Hon Rn , ftinfig. %Bnsr , ijniui. *inn * . gHRs , jpiir^q ►
gmfijim , gntft , qniTift , i^nmn , . iwgB . man-

gB . ftaift , firtim* , btbaw , bjbw . bht* . aan* »
ijftscifB , »in*lnft7 , nftwx:, *znag , B»*ini ,
mff . |4ir , iQ . tftg, ifts , (ftBiTBa , tftonft . ,

Inin, ywift. nnftffi^^a.amw.alwR.,

a? . ni|B , aftn , ■ artman . a*?™^ ftmnt ,

ftafirg. fari w , wx'bipi, ***a , (a^mpa), **ir,
»« , Hnft»« , Rf nni . B^g bw mftflg, iftmRinB , mftnr ,
BPig. ft-fiiB. mt*. niiift, nrfn, bbtht, n»»ift«AB,
?*ifin , aft*T , mTi 1 1T5TBIT ) anPiT , BA«n» 'nmg •
AMfqB, 'infanw*, nfBuiRg, aBrxg, anafti.^

Auatg , AnfiBim ,<|p«ifti« ,«tbbibb i

ihinocoroi ni*fl, nt»i» , R«i , min • *115 •

n* .55<ar«g,«iriim (fnaiatR). gw, nim*, gai,
»i«i , Sngn , ijn , rflftg, waVnn . unVmif , aw^m •
biAbb . biAbbt I nP'*' . nAwn I

•hoop hi , BT« ,»t"t . . R* , Bitrtg, m.w , mnir ^

•tog ftrifiam , ftrt^ln , gn , gn t
tlgonnin .r*** (nnwiM), APig, rmw , A^infr , ftaBlB ,
jnft* , Biig* , B» 9 ngfl , qinra , A* , nBiB**! ,
a«npi., aniiJi, Rw*. JWT, ijnftf, gnift,
BBBg.gnig.tnino.pt, fjnft, fjoiB, 3011*5*, *,
rofnln , t*iw, a,* . *»**?» . gni . imin . fn’fw , * 1 *^ ,
•nacgnOi , wi»*nm
yoh BjBgn , muOig, otOpiOijra* , 3* 1

‘^l\t (Kfjutfse ^gstem

Climese h an ancient language, lu pre»enl written characters go back to three thousand years-
The written characters are its essence, much more Chao in any other language. They do not record the
sound, ^'ritmg IS on the whole independent n( the sound. Still, every writlen character has to be
pronounced 'Ihe pronunciatian changes from locality to locality but the written symbols remain the
same.

There are forty thousand written characters. Three thousand are common. Making new words
often means making new characters. One character means one word. Every word is only one syllable,
as Chinese language along with Tibetan, Burmese, Thai and others is monosyllabic.

Grammar plays little part in Chinese, The syntax and the context usually determine whether a
particular «ord is a noun, adjective, verb or adverh-

For one century, particularly «ince the rise of the modem newspapers, the Chinese have been
creating new words with great rapidity. How they do it will be illustrated in this section.

ATOMIC ENERGY

K*e shall start With taking examples from a publication of the United XsiioDS. It is a glossary
of teclimcal terms concenjtag atomic energy. It was issued in March 194A. Alongside English,
French, Russian and Spaai«h it gives Chinese terms. Chinese is the only Asian language recognised
ior use 81 Ibe United Nations.

atom

autunite

beryllium

the meamnj

yuan • t:u
origia • child

A. ^

4 ?

chteh • yu . yun mu
calcium • uranium • mica

P'*' character is composed of two parts, the first gives iodicaiioa of

g and (be second gives the sound. This is a normal method in the composition of charac*

lets. The two parts exist independently also. The first is pronounced c^tn. \Fhen standing

alone it means gold As a radical, which enlcrs into composition ol other characters, it denotes «
metal. initial of Sanskrit voiduryo, a word that has reached all parts of

the S' orl J. See our note on beryllium, page 122b. Standing by itself the character means leather.

CK...™ ^ ^ ^ > ii U )

1S4

hiiin . huan - ch'i • { tzu • kung.ming - chia.$u - chi )

follow - circle - instrument - (magnetic • resonance - accelerate - implement)
circuit

electron

^ lien - Isu

^ *v electricity - cbild

air - form S"

isotope

'j± * ■*" ■ >r"':

* J ' *3' same • position • element

magnetron

t 4!> -iii f ^ ^ ■ ‘""S ■ •

VX ^ c V / & magnetic - control - (electron) • lube

molecule

✓js -3.

^ 1 divide - child

eevUron

, N j? c/inng . ( ho ) . till

middle « (harmony) • child
neutral • ( niiM ) • child

Duclen*

/ >& ^ • Ao on ^

'/v* ^ ( •***•" ) • s<^h»lonc 7^ V «cc<1-tone - clijld"

photon

light - child

pitch-blende

^ ' r/img - . A mint'

to iricUe - blue - uniiiiuiii . mineral

positron

sLf (SB t^) (f^ t

cheng - tail ( chjng - (len.bu) {}ang - r(pn-t:ii)

opright - child (po-itivc - eJccIron) (maid . elrrlron*

positive (male ) (po-itUe )

proton

^ chih . tzu
^ ’V’ material • child

radioactiritj^

• fan^ • she - hsien • sinng
*3 7 T*J**^* * alioot - pre«enl . condihon

/tJ radiating phenomenon

radium

M

ISS

relativity

M -fi

htiang - te • hm
mutual - oppuute to - theory
relative

The Chinese Government has recently issued glossaries of several natural sciences,
examples from them

sliall take

CHEMISTRY

M H

hua - ktueh - u« • chik ming - ming - yuan - tte
change - knowledge . articles - oiatenal ta give • name • orlgia . principle
chemistry substance

« Basic principles for giving names to chemical snli^tances "

It was published in August, 1953. It discusses chemical nomenclature chapter by chapter. It U the
only volume in the series which is nut arranged alphabetically.

The second chapter deals w ilh names of elements.

Hydrogen chUng The character Eia» two components, the first I< cA'ing ‘light’, the
second is cfii ‘gas’. If one looks carefully one would notice that the character for hydrogen

has retained a part of ch'ing and a part of chi A new character has been broughl'into being.
Clipped cAi IS a counterpart of the English aulEx -en.

Boron Its first constituent is the radical for ‘stone’. It ha* no coiinler-

part in English element names. This radical ap|>ears in several other iiaincj, *uch as carhoo.
Silicoo, phosphorus, sulphur. It remaiar liopronounced.

thin (not thick)

n of tan i, , fioti: ehpped chi

‘ gas

hydrogen.

1S6

'Oxygeu

^ trrn^. The full form ofjanff ii . ^■ofe the clipped chi * gai *•

nouri-liing

PllO^jrtioriH

h'n. Note the radical * ttonc* \t1iicli denotes a iiiineral.

Sulpliur

Chlorine M ht ^ j}^ 4?

^ green ^ S"fn - C>*

Note ihe r<>(ti{>ffile aatnre of the fir<i .ilieroative.

PyW'>ium

Note the left hand portion for inclal. It is the cuiiiitcrpart of EnglUli

'•iirm or

-Miij. It i' not pronounced.

Iron

■ifl

Copper

40}

Anseaie

ihen. Note the left hand • stone* radical.

Bromine

I'fi /ijin. The right band portion _& siands for water or limiid.

had smell

Zirconiutn

44

SiWer

Antimjtny

4^ I'll hand portion for metal in the preceding tuo clemenU also.

Iodine

lien

Cold

c/urt

Uermu^

OB

Lead

cfc'ten

Badon

*“**ff- Note the right hand portion for gai.

Curium

Otone

^ him • yrong

-f Li bad*smell • oxygen

radical

A

base, foundation

^ nol-fixed * radical

' a certain

valence

lo»-lo - chi« { Jh //f ) ( yooB-Bu . rf.i<. )

^ u '' compound - value ' * ( alom .value)

{erne chloride
(FeCUl

yt, • ''''■

' V chlorine • conijnnind • iron

01

^ ^ /it

three . chlorine • corajioMnd » iron

ferroua chloride

(Fed.)

/t ^ ' **“* '

^L« ' ^ An chlorine • coinj>ound • 2nd - iron

01

' y t -4k. "'' ■

^ two • chlorine • compound • iron

hydrogen peroxidp 0i / 1' ^ • eWng-

4^L ^ over - oryjen • compouiid - hydrogen

to.o

5^ .*>r 5nd - aminoninm

cyanide

^7 r/i'in^. ^ote the right hand component for gas.
hlue gas

broBute

S/X

I Lromloe • acht

The fint word httn ‘bad smell liquid' has been ;;ivea before.

I5S

Lil

suan

acid

"hypochtorite

perchlorate

isocyanide

orthocarbooate

•i’ 01 fih

1 '*^ ncTl - chlorine • acid

;^Lj '*iiSw high - chlorine - acid

« & i . riling

'fl'-* different . blue ga»

yg A* yuan • tvin - sunn

^•T' original • carbon • acid

M si(^)

acyl

nitroxjl
oitroayl

iydrocjaiiicMid .fj , ® feJ:

^ hydrogen - bine gas . acid

meUphosphoric acid — % /Si* * yuo« '

^ ,..)a All /’’/f 11 ^

hn • suon
ipboms • aeid

• suan
)sphoms . acid

idionfaoperiodic add

(H,.I.O,.)

-/• ^ ^ * sAift-san - yang - saan

' ' T ■***• two . iodine - thirteen - oxygen . acid

p>rnnnriodicnrid ^ 1$ ^ ^

OB ^ cAun^ . kao - Her

' ** ' 2ad - high - iodii

mcsoperiodic acid '

OR fit ^*1'* • *“*n • ***'

■W . high , iodii

pyrophosphodiamic add j ^

) . so • erA • yuan • kao - /<en - suan
one . shrink - two - origin > high - iodine • acid

i - so - yuan - Jcao • iien ~ suan
one • shrink • origin • high - iodine • acid

Hen - suan
iodine . acid

• kao > yuan • lien • stum
two - shrink - high • origin • iodine • acid

lien -suon
iodine • acid

erh • an - ( cW ) - ehiao - Jm - siuin

t^»o - ammoDiam • (radical) • scorched • phosphoruj • acid

carbonic aDh3dnde f*®® -(*««»)•

carbon • ( acid ) - anhydride

on j; ^

•f ^ ' yCS two • oxygen - compound - carbon

fenouo sulphate ( 2 - ) ^ ^ -4^ (^h^nfT) /«“ - *««" - y® *

(normal) sulphur ■ acid - 2nd • iron

disodinm hydrogen pho.pl.ate ^ ^

lin • sunn • ch'tnf . erh . na
phosphorus • acid . hydrogen . two . sodium

"» "* • ,

I two . replace . phosphorus - acid - so'

/A

basic lead mtrale

thung . yang . hm . hstoo ♦ lunn . yen

h)dro*eo . oxygen . compound . niter . acid . salt

5t -4^ cfcien . $hih • htino . tuan . Men

^ ^ basic . type . niter . and . lead

bell metal ehimg . tung

bell . copper

fcrro-o-ferric oxide nionoli)drate

I . ihui . ( ha ) . asH . y«n^ • hiio • son - lieh

one . ualer . (combine) . (our - oxygen . compound - three . iron

ferrous ammnniiini sulphate hexahydraie 7i^ S.

ammonium ii

lit! - shiu . ( ho ) . heu - atinn • yo • lieh
fix • water • (combine) • sulphur - add - 2nd • iron

alum "" *

tmmonium . iron ♦ alnm

TSfi

y^/irJ boron . alkane

7 Xflfl • '™'‘

^ ^V/J r^viy' 2nd • boron . alkane

. ammonium

m

>\kalkt

(M. Ilfs '■

alkene

'k& ( a, ) *** “ ^

^ / /» . hydrocarbon

!^Jz /Jk ) •i'3 - ( «bu ) - »‘«n^

y*/1 y>fj / alkyne . (group) • hydrocarbon

elhyl

^ 1 . cfti

7 JSr 2n<l kind « {oundatioa

^ (radical)

etbylidene

jc yo - 1 • cAi

^5 2* * 2od kind - alkane

^ off«pring

ethaooyl (acflyl)

. ^ * - b»» - cb»

1 2i * alkane

offspring

ortbo

?jti iHj •( «« )

' 7 netjihbour . (possUon)

B>(ta

/ IJ- ) )

/fl 1 ( 7^4 y interval • (porillon)

' ^ ' separated

para

M (^) '"i - ( r! >

•^1 \ ' oppo«ile . (position)

Ticiml

7^ f - ( *«* )

N connected - (position)

■ymmetrical

(■^i) • ( ““ )

^ 7 V. y aymmelriral - (position)

asymmetrical

Nit) p'*'" -(■■«■)

^ N not symmetncal - (position)

ana

Ni. ) *■““ - ( '"■ )

V ^ lop, over - (position)

ampbi

Nir ) j““" -(«»■)

V ' far off • (pothlon)

peri

iA

near, pressing

rij

w/S '*>»•

' to follow tbe order

Ml

nans

lero

dextro

glycenne

glyco‘idc

ui

protem

eo<ym«

aubtiiate

ateroid

porphyrin

giacose

malioM

ccUulojc

ondeoprotein

A /«"

opposite, contrary

(SO ' ArtiMR
left • revoWiog

Ajiuan

revolving

-W- km ■ }«

^ sweet ■- oil

lai (the first component of the character means sweet)

yuan oB ton . pfli - chih

origin of life egg . white . material

liquor *mei’

r /N 'V*' done by . function . ihSog

'hk A U MUt *»** • ttu.

- ^ „„eleui

<:«

g7 „„eleua . group . compounds

13, 17 being aub<tiiuted for carbon. stands for four joined rings.

t‘ stands for 10

% '1. •

porpbui • group . compounds

uitrogoDs joined).

Ui porphin (ton

jrk J(t .trt

^ sprout

M Mu

hei - yuan
nucleus • protefo

lfi2

nicotine

5'" •

ffiCS tobacco - alLaloid

ami(la«e

^ ^

jnC acyl - amine - eniynic

lactase

progesterone

• / pregnant * aikenc - two • ketone

liemaloporjihjrrin

/iSKch • lei
blood - porphin

phjJIoporpJiyrin

•^0 Pl? yc/i - let

7J\ PP leaf • porphin

heinln

^ jfe po

"VN. chlorine . combine . )iemalo.j)or]»hyrin . iron

K, . > A 1 ft • ho • hen • Hnp

Mturaled acyclic hydrocarbon ^0 /ic* • bannoninu* . chain . hydroenrhon

raturated

elliene

Z>

'1: 2od . .Iltene

propyne

if-i

ny i*/! 3rf - .Ikyoc

hoiiiolojrue

■ *“ ■

» g <' Mmc - aystem - things

Lenaene

ethyl Iienaenc

75 !^ * ' /*”

2nd . bcniene

fii'cd ring

,^/J] r/j'oii - hunn

dcn«e - rinp.

naphthalene

no* on jr,

joint ' two • benzene

163

anlbracene

«n OR

«tbef

■Idebyde

Icetooe

carboxylic acid
eiter

argtaie lalt

carbobydrate

DODOsaccbaride

olijonaccbariUc

jwlyijoeharidc

aldo.e

ping • fait
joint • three

pen

benzene

^ t rm The fecund cofnjKinent ,«> of the character iiieanj ‘bewitebed,

unconscious’.

ch'uun. It is au ancient word, referrin.; to the cliange of the ta«te u{ wine.

t‘jin|’. Il IS an ancient character, wlucli is given a new meaning.

5 !* '™*” -(***- ) - 1‘ung

V .^rtaid . (grade - number) - Utone

. chi • yen
life • salt

^ carbon - water - comi>uuod

wn - t'onp. t'oit^

(ingle - carlmliydrato

it adafited from the character

fciia • fang
® lillle - caxbolijdrate

' tuo • t'ang
iniicli • carlxihydrate

^ eh""" ' *'•>"£

^ atdeliyde • carboliydrate

161

kctft«e

^ ^ kitonc • Ciirf»o(ty«lrate

fticrn.e

fk ^ ■ '""S

/>T “ MigJr cJiic -

raffiiKHe

•?* • *-» - »■«”/?

1 I'ntltm • MTctl - 5»6<i'

Karch

'/§5i 4'^ ‘

' ^ *y* fcdimcnt - pnwdcr

ihionic acid

jLt^ Mff fjcif • tumg • Mwin. Tlu* fccnnd character 1‘unff ii a nevr

//A^ «iIoh„r . . jrlKHiyl - and

fonnatinn. Jicing niatfe up of (fu* cli.-iractfrt f«*r oxypcfi and carhttn.

tlilolic acid

!Zm 3'^^ Hw * r/i*mi»g -aiinn

- hydroxy) - acid

is a coiiiliina(i»ii of the cltaro«lcr$ feroxyj^cii and ltydri>;^cn.

llimmlMolic .ci.l !§■ M

• hydri>xyl » carhonyl • at id

diitlicnyl tliioI^afUnic fftcr y^l,

lieu - cfi'innj • r'On - «h»mi • CrA • />cn - rhih
aiil|diiir - b>droxyl • curhtm • achl •• two - hcnzenc - ester

■ul{i1ionic acid

g/i hitong •»««»»

^y* anljdmr . and

stilpliinic acid

^ ^

at '^r% 2ud . eulphiir • acid

amine

fl«h ‘on*

^uiiric

2itd - an

hydrariiie

c;.;„p

16S

bjdrazODe

osazone

aldoxinic

ketoxtme
bydroximic acid
bydroxamicacid
nitroticacid

DitroKihe aetd

amidoxime

soid aniid«

•cid innde
alkyl urea

ureide

hydro tom
nitraioliie

Oitro&amlne

Jit

ehvan •
ald<hyde .

>io

oxinte

itoif - >io
ketone > oxime

eli'titng - tio . siMin
|i)<1mxyl . oxime - acid

I . chUnag • no • (i<«n
ifitTerent > hydroxyl • oxime • acid

an . HO
amine • oxime

an

amine

^f‘‘‘ang - €hi - mao- niao combine* the characters for

hydroxyl - radical • urea /r/y^

flesfa and urine.

1. 1 ‘4‘i -

^P.Mr 'z;;z

ya • hiiao - an
2Dd • Ditre • amioe

l«6

Dilrile

-'J^'-* ^ amine • nhrile

dUzocompoand -f *“"«

tetrzzms jTT; ^ ^

l‘an - hua^ho-icu
oUm^en • compoand

tan - hit
ree < nitrogni . alkeoe

jfu - fan > &n

foar • nitrogen • alkene

phosphine

Right portion of the character is the same as in phosphorus.

phosphonie acid

phoephistc acid

trsbe

tin • jaan
phosphine . acid

f:«u > lin . auan
2od . phosphine • acid

shen. Bight portion b the same as in arsenic.

CYTOLOGY

hsi - pao • hjueh * mtng-fzu
small • embryo . science - terms
cell

It was pahlished in March. 1953. If contains two thonsand te'ms. ITe haTe selected as
examples two series, one of cell, and the other of chiasma, on acconni of their simplicity.

hii-^o

eeU, antipodal ' **“ • h»i-pao

opposite . foot . cell

167

fell.clitomaflm pA 4^ irn)]fL - hs^.pao

cell, pbatochromt 'tf liking - cliromiiim - cell

;:r.

"" „ : . ‘L. ■- ‘‘X

vandering • fcparsted * cell

nli sX"" '^5.' ■ h«.^o

„ll. ,.r,oa„«m .0 f... fc.nl. - i.pt~l..c. . ell

^ 3t] L

cell, ihiennitolje ^ * *P'‘» • wparate - period - cell

period in betvfccen

cell i.oii.« a- igl "'“ • ‘"•f“<'

, aJJIL^ motbe- ell

ell r«ll™»o.l..r ‘i" • A" • >”“

' '•'' ^ flower - powder • motber - cell

alifciuMM •'"■»- fcn./«o

ell rnmoranl ...m JS, ' .'.enj-cHil. . h(-p,o

^ ^ origin - gcDerailon - cell

ell en.Df ^ ji " *'"•1”°

' ^ Silent - Slop • cell

cell sec A«ng - A*i-pao, Tie eirly meaning of Ailffig was nature itoR-

ell,

sy y iih • fc«-pao

celt. ve|rtatiTc ^,3% yrfi^yiC* rMnage - to nourish . cell
^ f** nooitsiiing

. chfao . chut

9 to contact - ■ croM
to cross

168

cfau<ma, compeii^atln*

pu - ch'ang •
to mead . lo retara •
compen*ate

chiao^h'a

chu’ma

chia«ina, imperfect yT /*“ ‘ ‘

'i' ^ not - pe r fect - chia«ma

efaiunu, mter«tLlia)

thung^im - chiao-ch^a
in the middle of - chiasms

ebia^ma, lateral ^Pll ^ - cAia<j.^*n

^ ^ . chi^ma

fu - chuto-ch'a

chiasma, multiple -sh ^ dapticale - chiasraa

*K^ multiple

chiasma, noiKorapeiuating v /*' " - ehiiio-ck‘a

'7p''//7/ /i wA^ . compenotin* - chia<ma

efaiaanu, ooe

mien - ehioo-fh‘a

chiasmi, termuul

lh~,J of ^ single . side - cbianna

mo • tuan • ehia^-tk'a
lut • end • etiia«nu

shito

theory

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY

eftift-sru - ihmg - fi • hsueh - ming-tsn

planla • life . principle • science • terms
canse
pbysiol<^

It was issned in December 1953. It contains OTer 1800 terms. The book deserres translation

in foQ.

oleic add ’ yi‘ • luan

169

^ y’b ■ ”■ •

U rather too long.

gljeCTiiM - ihrw - oleic acid . ester

osmotic concentration

V

osmotic pressure

penetrate - pressure - meter

thtin>l'on - ( lu}-Yun )
]>cnclrat!D* . (function)

eftii • shun • hsin^
turning • penetration • nature

shufM'OK • Run^ - lit
penetration • dense - degree

shun-l'ott • ya
penetration • prcttnre

a • erh • suan
2Qd • two • acid

oxaloiuccinic acid

osahc acid 2

/ I^ISS •

oxaloacetic acid "J* ^ fty tmg* I'ung • erh . luan

4th • kelooe • two . acid

id ^ ^ li'oo • fcai • ting . erh • aunn

/ grass - acjl • 4th . two • acid

oxidation . to return
reduction

4 tiM . hm^ywm ■ mn

’ ^ - ndaci^a • eatyara

• siutn
l^iss • acid

grass - acjl -

)anf • hua - cht
^ oxjgen • change . medicine
oxidation

I Jimg-hun . ( Up-jrun )
oxidation • (function)

oxldation>reduciion r

oxido. reductase

The eompooad

(sen • sees
electric . place
potealialttf

170

PLANT PATHOLOGY

i-tHjp 01 ^ ^

cftih-u'u . ping U • hsueh - ming-tzu
plants • iic kneM - c ause . sei«nee . tenns
pathology

It vras published in Drccxnber, 1953. It contains a thousand itord^. Here we have selected

a few.

Cereospora beticoia

Cerrosporn nicotianae

I - /j‘«» - ho - pan • ping

- vegetable . brown - spot • di'ease

yen.t%'ao • pni • pan . ping
tobacco - white - spot - disease

At ^ r*- ri-

ColUloirichum deatruclUum "& ^ tobacco • coal, black - boil - disease

V Qnthracn^

CoUetotrichum falcatum -fer* L»n-cfte . cb‘ib - fu • ping

Ji Ry' 7 ^ 6Ugar>cane . red . rotten • disease

CoKwolriVlum Ju4«i S /“« • mo • }'on.chu«p>n^

■ ^ ^ foreign - hemp • antbracnose

jute

ya.ma • l‘an^hu>ptng^
I kind of jute • antbracnose

CortictiiTn vagum
Berk et Curt.

l,W„m S. M

, A jjf. ^ t‘»en.w‘ai • rsu .ho - chiin . ping

M & m -"L^yroVSHr" ®'""

L.rMumtv^ ^'r M M - '■ ■ 1'“ - Pl-e

a . e orL foreign - jute . standing • wither - disease

•mn . tni.y en - ping
jute . wither . disease

■’iiwrium app., Cephniothecium rnseum fi'X. ^

•"sen . ling - hung • fu . ping
cotton - bell . red • rotten • disease

ITl

MORPHOLOGY OF SPERMATOPHYTA

# ^ ^6- H. ^ t

cliung-tzti • chih‘itu . hsingU'ai • hiueh • ming-Uu
seed - plants • form > Kieoee • terms
spermatopbyta morphology

It sras published in October 19S3. It contains over two thousand terms. Along svith English
al'O given Latin terms. There is a special appendix for Russian.

kingdom

division

class

subclaas

order

suborder

family

subfamily

tribe

genus

subgenirt

chteh

field, boundary

n

door, branch

hang

outline

. kang
• outline

® u“m

2 If

^ Z

yin

' group

^ M ya . ,^u

/ ^ 2Dd • group

m

subspecies

5 t

ya • chung
2nd • kind

pien - ehung
to change - species

pien - hsing
Tariated - type

I. ‘It:: :

2 - ^ A- 'S' *“ •

^n\ ^ *7 2^ *T^ -2 wax - leaf • specimen - room

herbarium .he« ^ ^ ^ h - jek - pU,o-pe„

‘**0 iT* '* ’ wax - Ie*f - specimen

licmaphroditc flower jj^ ' ^“5 -

he.e„»a,o«.

hua

- flower

i-Jui . • . ch'ang • te

stamen • different • length • of

hettrogainoiu 1. ^ ^

chu • i .. hsing • hua . te

contain • different . type • flower • of

contain - different - type - gamete • of

hctcrogony

j hua - jut • i . cft'ong. jui denotes both pistil ami

* P'^'* ■ different - length stamen.

. chi - shu • te
- basic - namher > of

heteromorphic

heteromorphoQ!

^ yi. i - hting - te. Here -ic and -
different - form - of

s are of equal valne.

heterophyllous \^tj

’he entire compound into an adjective.

chu ~ i m hsing . yeh • te. te serves to turn

contain - different • form ■• leaf > of

173

bcterophTllT • *”■"» ■ y‘'' ■ *””*• *’

'/ difTerent - form - leaf ■ nature

abstract noun «isnirier.

beteroeporons

/ * . ' ' y contaii

heterostyly

i • htins • poo.tru • te

contain - different ■ form • spore • of

htta • ehu •

. ch‘ang - fc

hMcrosljUc • P'"” ■ ■ '“e">

(fame at before, but without K) hita-«hu . f • cb'ang
stjle • different • length

An appendix to the aboye fives a table of WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

millimicran

• MCI . mi
. small • metre

meras

Bullimetre

. mt

^ milli . metre

centimetre

^ 1/100 ■ n."‘,c

decimetre

^ fin ■ mi

tnetre

^ung - ch’jJi

iniernairanal > foot

decametre

^ - ”»»

' T' 10 . metre

bectometre

^ pe. - m,

<n IW. mme

kilometre

"/ ^t*'^***" - ml

/ ^ 1.000 . metre

on

^ inlemitional .

ft

Chinese mile

174

mtllilitre

ha o . skeng
y 1 milii - litre

ceotilitre

^ li - sheng

decUitre

^ fi" - ’’•‘"S

litre

aheng. It ft originally an

decalitre

^ shih - aheng

hectulitre

"5" ^ pm . ahtng

kilolitre

ch'ien - iften^

microgram

BiUigiara

Into • ho

•centigram

M

decigram

gram

X‘'“

decagram

— y*

hectogram

kilogram

cA'ien • ho f»K

: measure.

hung . chin
iDleniational • pouad

175

PHYSICS

# -f i

wu • h • hiuch - mtng^tsu
things - printaple - tcicnce - terms
physics

It was published in October 19S3. It is a big volume. It contains 16000 terms.

A.C. (.Itcrr.liiig mrr.ol) ' l‘“ ■ ( )

L fs J to cross • flow . (electricity)

A.C.circmt ^ i?A. chuioUu- t«n - lu

(£ if'Q ^ electric - road

A.F.C. (antomatic frequency controli

tail . tung . p-irt - Id - k'ung-chih • ( lien - htilln )

self • move • frequent • rate • control - (electricity • communication)
antomatic frequency

A.V.C.'(aatoroalic volume control) ^ '^(Z

• c/i'ding • (ii * i'ung-cbih • ( fien > hsiun )

autoouiic • (wwer . degree • control • (electricity • couimuoieotfon)
Mitiimc

.lamp... ^ 'f’ iC 16?

ti«>( • Is'll • tin • fien • Uu . ton ■ itet.

eleclncity - magnet • system . electricity • current • single • position

unit

tpagneljc unit of current)

^rf) //)£. black . pitcli

i -f fM. f

lien - b*u - kti w ticn • itu • tanci’eJ

electricity • magnet • system . eleciricity • resist . unit

/-i'

5? ch‘i . bus • eh'i • f ehi )

vapor gat • to change . implement • (machine)

earbnriiing

' 1 ^

t*on . bua
carbon • to conveit

( electro

176

flian • chia • yu • k*tuing
T&M^iUTn • acid - sodium - utanium • mineral

Crt^Uodiw '$ >/2.-5' /■>“ - ■ '-■“.

• '* floating - Sinking • article

telemMct ^ 'if

^■ii. s^'j etJ \

i}.

millioo • electron ■

fj*e . yuan - cht
8 un*cy . far • meter

tsv . ( fie/i ) . cAi
far . siirTC) - (electric) - meter

telcphi

rien

electiiciu

liua . rfti ( fien • hsiiin )
•pccch . machine (electricity - commiinicatiOD)

.rfepWogntph, 1 . ^ -«» •

^diiM Sg:’"""'

chao - hrion^ . <hu
distance . reflect . image • art

tien . fhiian . hsiang
electric . tran>nnt • image

> puen » ihu
. piece • art

telescope

teleteum

looking . far • jla-**

yLan - cAen
far - ijnUer

lelc!lem-cope ^relicl Iclfoop^) ^

ti • »AiA - tniR^ •yuan •ching
•olid • see • looking . far • sla^*

triclbcroiomMtr 'if

telcThion

telcdcope

yno - la'e . iren - fii - chi
far - survey • vrarm . degree • meter
llieniKiineter

Lt electricity - ob-erve

■E

fd • tail - tien • fxio • cht
strike - letters • electric • report • machine
typerrriltng telegram

ITT

METEOROLOGY

fh‘i ' huang - k4tish - mrng^u
*if > jihrnomMia - science • terms
mcteorulogjr

It w»8 pubUiUed in June 1954. It conuiot sU thousand terms.

I. >1, 0, — International ’iUleorological Organizalioa ^ ^

fcuo - cJii - rh** •• h$inng • tsu - chi

cation • IQ the midst of - air < phenomena • to combine • to weave
loieruational meleorolog^ organiMlion

-J' ^ “ M

climate

nlle ^ yu'S '• 'S It

'T' ** English - ‘•Chinese mile”

ouij jri ykl ( H' 'M ^ (•<“■”'» -thmg . u)

'■“7' / I V ✓ ' t y pieen . Wacd (desert - ia • ol)

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERING

cAteh • kou » hung . chen^ . tning

to tie up . to coostniel • ivark • project • terms
construction cagicecnot;

It,was published m March 1954 It contalni over three thousand terms.

basalt

"5^ ^ ■ >«*

Zj i*'\ /{^ blackish - tnanhal? - rock

7 }^ ;>g

$hui • nr
tracer • mud

in

coaenc

concrete

>rL -/A ^

hurt ning • tu . Besideithis compound a new cbarac*

mixed • congealed - earth

crane

^ dljR* *mo - chi

j i'\ lifting - machine

dolomite

jA ^ pat . yun - shih

•Z^ •'W yfhite . cloud . stone

feldspar

cA*aft^ . ahih
' long . stone

gneiss

)i )& ^ p‘ien . ma . yai

// v7 slice . pockmarked . rock

gypsite

A" ^ *■“ * • ihih-kio

>■ ;7A. ^

condition

gypsum

fl stone . gtea^e

jack

aS. oo chung . ch't

'>? -it P”* ®“ • implement

to lift

OB

^ y r - cMn • ring

"/ ^ 1.000 . Cliioe<e pound . lift

Lewis

S ■ '’’f

T ''A

Lewis bolt (slonediftiog bolt) ^ tiao - thih - r/itinn

‘ ' lifting . stone - peg

, t < 1- 1. . ^ - hin - jIihi n«

puetoUna cement fire . hill . ash - cement

Tolcano

179

SURVEY

tt'e . Hang . h$ueh • ming-tiu

to anticipate - to tHe««urc - sctencc - terms
survy

It wu pablisbed in FeLruary 195f. It conUim four tbotisand terms. German terms have
been put tide by tide with English and Chinese terms.

^ ^ j'y. ■

English - Chinese acre

.5.1. - "<■“

. 11 .. Jil y ■

^ carriage . picture

delta

~ A .\^J Kin - ehtao . chou
thtee - comer - bland

emery

sjij Z‘V

^ * ✓ diamond • sand

fathom

^ P h.1 . ehik

sea • scale, foot

film

i"" ■ p‘“”

• soft • card, board

Let

ff y‘"fi - OB CTtf tf'un

* English . Chinc'c inch <l

offset printing process huang-pfi . ym-shuo • fa

• 1 i rubber - printing - ueiliod

T'tqtiare

'J' ^ P Img . Bu - cS.).

T - character . scale

U'Sbiped Talley

/ ^ Jerel . bottom • Talley

^ M

^ *' -*• electncity . pressnre

ISO

RAILWAYS AND HIGHWAY ENGINEERING

tueh - Ida - }ll.ktmf> . Ill . hinfi . elinip . iiiinp.tzu
Uon • road , \mldic • r«««»d - »*ock • plan . Icriii*
railway highway ••nyinctfrin;;

It wa« |.it|jli*licd m April 1931. It n»niaiin H;;ht llioti.iiml lerim.

. , till . f/iv - It

<ngin« Mill/* ® iiurlilti.* • >rlilclr* • iiiil/*

rhili • •lull • lil>i • It

indicjtcd liorie.power -f. S |0|M,lnl • to Ind.ralc - |ji,r*e . power

JJ Imhcalrd

insurance

locutnnlive

^ m

pnn • hwn
|irniect > danger

eUt • eh't
itiaclilne • vchkle

inotnr ear

motor cycle

motor (nick

platform

'i-

y'u

chH

fU'f!

vehicle

lAi ao Hi 1/ A ' chino

jT^j^ ^ iiiacliinc • Impleiiirnl . foot

^ l*oi • rhung ehl^h'e
T » ^ / loading • heavy , molorrar

Ia

rp

ch’an • Vni
station • stage

t‘n • cA'fl
Irrailing • veliieln
cycle

rail

=•/!

^ yfleh » l*nf (the jHipnlar term)
inoon.Alinpctl « stage

;.•<"« ■ ‘‘"I

level • stage

kijeJ . I'uio
track - lung plrer.

■ 4 ^ M>

knnp • ktiei
steel • Irark

railroad

4 im

t’leh . lao on
Iron . road

hjl Hrh . lu

Iron . road

181

OB

t

(ten • ch'e • lao
electric • rebicle > roaA
Iram

Vieh • lu • lit • hiien

railway route ‘

® railtray route

l*ieh . Ilf . luei . tao

railway track

# it - "”‘= ■

taxicab

k '1' • J \ nutna'ing • bu<ine<s - sedan'Cbair - rehicle

taxicab

H nicknanied “wild*ehicken car”. Wild ebteken refers to prostitutes.

taximeter

^ ' *'**

• ^ 1 vehicle * lee . meter

train

^|/ /i«A - cA‘«

•' 1 row . vehicle

trim ticket

^ * i**'®®

7 ' 1 train . road . ticket

tramway

{^_ electric • vehicle • road
• tram

tram rail

^ fe^-eA'e - Auei>t‘iao

la Sbao^liai

wye(«Y)

ian . chiao - too
lliree - corner - road
Uiao’le

»jt.lr.ek (V-,h.prf track) JL ^ ^ fg »n - ck.oo . h.mg - U«i Wo

■' Ibree - comer • shape - traeV

X brare

teolite

ehuio - ch'a • ckth * ch'eng
contact - cross - support • support
support

fei - sAiA
boiled • Slone

182

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dedieatioa ~.

Forrwofd ty SJj. Bbatajfir

OtilCT Dictna (Atlum»eda)

Oar irrmi tit uulile sll orer lodu
Otjier DieU

Oar C»«t _ - —

Pre£a« ~

PUte«

Ifiticductien
V'erbal Root*

Komioal Verb*

Soffixe* ^ ••• —

I, Pnsury Sofhu* —

A^PartiriplM
L Prei«tT«n»«

(*} ParuBuipada
(b) ^toucepadj

2. Put T«nM

(a) Perfect Parumaipada

(b) Perfect Alsaaepada
(e) PaieSre

(d) Aetire

3. Fatttre

(a] Parumaipada
(L] AtBusepada

4. PoteatUl

P»ft

T

9

10

n

. 12,13,15
_ It

36

3. laJeelinableS _ ,^37

(a) Paat Tenae

(b] lafioltire*

6. NouiU anil Adji'ctiTC*

II. Secondary Sa^xet ... .^39

A. FetaiBine Saffize*

B. SafSae* rormto;;?foana, Adjective* and

Adverl.* 39

C. Soffixe* formin* Decree* of ComparitOB ^ 41

D. Snffixe* added to Nameral*

Prefixe* 4|

Oeneral Priaeiple* of Isdiati Termlootofy 49

Peg*

Special Teriaisolofiet

CosititnlMD. Law, Adoiioiitratioo, Ecocomica

and Politic* ... S3

Lo^c _ S3

ScacatiCe Svmboloj j

Ccaeral .. _ S5

Indian Coaoterpirt* of Greel, and Rotaaa

Letter* of the Alphabet ... ... 53

Fora* of Letter* ... 59

Synboti nicJ 10 Mathectattet 60

Sytabol* nied in Phyfic* ... ... 62

Weight* and Mea*nrei _ 65

Matbeoutif* .. 69

Topographical Slap* _ 77

Coloar* — ... ... £0

Chetoi»irv ^ _

Fleneeti . ... ...

bone leterettiag TTorJt of lo !ua Origin
Pftfite* - - -

SoStei ... ...

Sliaertlogy ...

Botany _

Zoology .> ...

Arifintu ... ..

MiDiBulie ... ..

The Chioere Syilein

Atonic Energy ... ...

OienSilry

Cytology _. ...

Plant Phyiiology ... ...

Plant Patbolo-y ...

3IorpboIogy of Spermalophyia
Veighl* and Meaanre*

Pby»ic» •— _

MeteorolgT ’ ...

Coo*traetioaal Engineering
Sorvey

Itailwayv aol Highway Engiqeeriog
Table of CoDienu ...

AbbrevuUOD* _

Dietisaerr (A-Z)_ _

119

120
U1

131

132
134
136
139
141
IIS

154

156

167

169

171

172
174
176
178
178
280
181

183

184
M572

ABBREVIATIONS

A\M —The Arras Act Miontl of the C P. eod Rent,
WSO

lee%s — Acoatiici.
ad] — edjectire
Admin — Admiaittriiion,
ode — idrerb,

Ajne— Agnculiore.

AgrM — MiDual ^of the DepartBcnt of A^ricnliafe,
Jfefpoc, 'IMS

Aintwerth— A OicltODirj of the Fan*!, by C C Aio»>
worth, end C.R, Biiby, ed edition., Rew (Loodoo),
igfS

ASyir— The Liw'LexieoD of Bntlih lodii, hy P. R.

Aiytr, Aladru, 1940.

AfeliOT.— Aichcay.
iff.— Algebre.

^nei. Aaalytici) Cbenutry.

Ami.— A saloray.

4 nthrtp , AitArepel,— Aothropciogy.

Anthrepen — Anihrcpomelry

APR,— Compilitiosof the Madhya Pndeih Abolitioo of
Proprietary Rigbti (Eatatea, Mahati, Alitoated Lasda)
Act, 1950 (No. I of mil naipa'. f9St.

ApSr — Apaitamha ^raataaOtra.

Ar,— Arabic
Arch-— Archilerlare.

JrtJufol — Artbaeoloyy.

AriiX— Antbmetie.

AS,— Ai]Kfg*Sixon .

Aaa. — Aaaaiseae.

Ailrol — Ailrblo^.

A 1 1 ron A ' 1 1 on omy,

Andeia Merh Diet — Andelt MecKaDieat Dietjooary for
Tcchoical Tradea, Arta and SeicDeea, Kew York, 1947,
AV,— AlhimVedt.

Aeri— Indian bcieniific NoneneUtore of Birda of ladu,
Banna aod Ceylon, by tfi|!ia Vira and K. Dare,
Nappor, 1949.

B.^Baan.

£«rl — Bactenoloyy.

Bailey— An EtyoMloxical Dictionary cf Chcmiitry and

HaoeraJogy, by D. Bailey and K. C. BJiley, LondoBr
1929.

Balneb — Balncbiitan.

Baio— Indian Medicinal Planta, by K, R, KirliWar,
B. D. Bam. 2nd edition, vota. 14, reriied by E.
Bialier. J, F. Cami. and K S. blhaaVar, Allahabad
19JS.

Ben I Deng,— Bengali,

Benaert— f^mrce Cbemcai and Technical Dictionary^
t>y II. Bennett, New York, 1947.

Bergey— Bergey'a Manual of DetermiBitire Bacterio'
logy, dib edition, Baltimore, 1948,

Beaaey— Morphology and Taxonomy of Fungi, by E. A..
Bciaey, Philadelphia. 1930.

BFP —The Central Proxincet BooV nf Financial Pewera.

Nagpur. 1933,

BbP.— Bbagarata Purina,

Bioehtm — Biochenlatry,

Biapeop.— Biogeography,

BtoJ —Biology.

BUI— .The Berar Land Recorda and Surrey Mannil,
Tola. Mil, Nagpur, 1932, 1932, 1938,

Bon.— Bombay

Bor— A Gioiiary of Termt nied in Plant Ecology, by
N. L. Dor. Indian Foreit Recordi, New Seriei |Silyi>
coltore), rol. 6 no. 3, Dehradun, 19(7.

Bet —Botany,

Bet. Tax —Botanical Taxonomy,

B.PC— Tbe Dritiih Pharmaceutical Codex, London,
1934.

Dr.FI — Flora of the Britiih Itlei, by A. R. Ciapham
T C. Tutin and E. F Warburg, Cambridge, 19S2.
BR3I —The Berar Rerenue Manual, roll. I, If, Nagpnr,
1930 {2Dd edition), 1931.

Camn— Dictionary of Metric tod Alloyi, by F, J. CamiBi
3rd ediiion, London, 1944
cap— capital.

Car.— Cartka^Sambitl.

Chanhera— Cbamberi'i Technical Dictionary, ed. by
C, F. Twcoey and L.E,C. Ifngbei, London, 1947,
Champion— Manual of General Silrlcullnre for India, by

H.C. Champioa aiiJ A.L. Griffith, CaleatU, 194S.

CAm.— Chemistry.

ChiB. Chinese.

CsM —The Central Provinces and Berar Cinematojraph
llanual. Na^ar, 1939

Cir. Enjtn —Civil Eo'ineetiop.

CUO.— The Coal limes (Conservation and Safety )Ordi*
nance, I95J (no. I of 1952), Delhi, 1952.

CkiQ.— The Cambridge Natnral History, ed, by &. F.
Harmer E. Shipley, vols. I-X.

Cob Jiid.— Colour Index, issued by the Society of Dyers
and Colourist', Bradford, England.

Ccm . — Commerce and Aeeonnls.

Connor— Statistics in Theory and Practice, by L R.
Connor, Pitman &. ^oos, London, 1947.

Const,— Constitntion of India (Hindi), inclndin* its
Glossary of Teehnical Terms, Neve Delhi, 1930.

Corrrip — Correspondence.

Ceaino?.— Cosmogony.

' Coalter, Barnes and Covries — K Textbook of Botany, by
J. M. Conlier, C. R. Barnes and II. C, Conies, vols.
1-in.U.S.A., 1933.

CroNiol.— Oiniology.

Crostens.— Cruiometry. ^

Crsm. Criaiaal Law.

CtTit • CrvtlaJ —Crystallography.

CSM.— The Centra! Presinces and Benr Cvtl Snppliea
hlannal, Nagpnr, 1948,

CSO^.— Comptfatfoa of Orders and PTotificiliotss of the
Gvil Supplies Department, Madhya Pradesh, Nagpnr,
1952.

^R —The Central Provinces Sopplement to the Csvil
Service Regnlationi, 2nJ edition, Nagpar, 1913.

D — Dntrb.

Dana— Dina's Textbook of Mineralogy, rev, by TT. E.
Ford, 4tJi edition. New York, 1932.

DEat Development Eitlmate ( being the sialeacnt of

the estlmsied expenditore on the development schemet
of Madhya Pradesh, for the year 19S2>S3}, >agpar
1952.

HgR.— The C. P. and Berar Dmg Rales 1945, .and the
Central Govt. Dmg Bales 1945, Nagpnr, 1931.

sltSL— dimin niive.

ditt , Dirt.— d stingnish.

DOiL— The District Office Maaoal of the Central
Provinces, Nagpnr, 1910.

Doncaster An Inirodnction to the Study of Cytology,

by L. Doncaster, 2nd edition, Cambridge, 1924
norland— The American IlUslratcd Medical Dictionary,
Lv V A,N. Borland, 2nth edition, Philadelphia, 1944.
Dccf— Ecclesiastical.

DfoJ.— Ecology.

Eem —Economics,
cd —edition.

E. DuL— English dialect.

Edae.— Edneation,

EM— The Central Provinces and Berar Excise Manual,
vols I-IV. Nagpnr. 1943, 1933. 1940, 1941 resp,
Enhriol —Embryology.

£nj— English.

Eof ff^a^— E»«bsh History.

Eiiflin — Engineenng.

Engl— Englisb.

Entomol - Entomologv
Etbnel -Ethnologv
£rof.— Evolution.

/.—feminine.

FA —The C P. and Berar Fioioce Act 1933, •$ tmea^ed
1942 and 1919.

FAM.— The Central Provinees and Berar Manual oIFood
Adainiitniion* vols. 1, IL Nagpnr, 1946.

Fay— A Glossary of the Aiming and hlinenl tadaiiryv
Ijy A. B. Fay, Tashington, 1920.

FDOM—C P. Forest Department Office Mannil, Nag*
por. 192T.

FM.— The C. P. and Berar Food Manual, 3rd edition.

Nagpnr, 1947.

J>rt— Fortification.

/pb— feminine plnral
Fr.— French.

FR.— Fandassenlal Role*. Central Provinces and Berar,
vob. 1, 11, Nagpnr, 1942, 1949.

FRC— Financial Rales (^neral), vols. I, If, Nagpnr,
1929,

Gamble— Flora of the Presidency of Madras, by J. S.

Gamble, vols. Mil. London. 1933. 1921, 1928 resp.
CBC.— Book Grcniars of the Government of the C. P.,
Nagpnr, 1927.

Cen. G. Act — General Ganaei Act.

Cenuf. — Genealogy.

Genera Filicaa— by E. B. Copeland, Vallhaiii, Masa.,
1947. -

183

Ctei —Gtodetj.

Ooff.— Geogttphy.

OMl.”-Ge«logy.

Geometry.

Cerm — CemuD.

Certcbel— VoctbnUire Foreitier, bf I Ceriebcl, rev.

by TT, R Fisber, Oihrdt 1911
Cl —Creek

GNE._Cr<z^ag and ^lltar in the C, P. Etiitet, by H. S.

Eimatb, Nagpar, 1911.

Coth —Gothic.

Could— Oould'i Medical Diciioniry, cd. by C. V Brown*
low, Loodon, 1913,

Craham—Craham'a Liit of \9ild Planti found in Nagpoc
and Telanlheili Farm
Cram.— Grammar
Gr. Oxl Diet »OED
Cuj — Gnjarati
d7vn.— Connery
II. -Hindi.

Ilackh— Haekh a Chenaieal Dictionary, rer by J Grant,
Lnodon, 1944

Ifitoea— Deaeriptire Liit of Treea. Shroba. and Eeooontie
Herbt of the Sonihern Circle C. P*. by H. H Heine*,
Allahabid. 1916

lleaJerioo— A Dictionary of ScieotiSe Terma, by LF.
llenderaon end 9/.D. Ilenderaoo, 3cd edition, Loudpn,
1939

flerdmema— by S. If. Dta, tneknow, 193d (in Tbe
Indian Zoological Memoira on Indian Animat Type*,
ed by K. N. Dabl)

Ifey'i Index— An Index of Mineral Speeiea and Verie*
tica arranged cbemically, by M H. Hey, London, 1930.
Itin —Hindi.

Ilirndinarii— by M L. Qbitit, Lneknow, 1941 (is The
Indian Zoological Memoiti on Indian Animal Type**
ed by K. N. BabI).

Hill — niatory

Ilolmei— Prineiplea of Phyiicat Geology, by A. Holme*.

New York. 1943,

Horaf,— Horology.

Har Iv—Horticnhnre

Hydr. Safin -Hydraulic Engioeenog

Hydredyn — Hydrodynamica.

Hydrei — Hydroalatiei

ICn —Manual of Isitruetioni on Coniolidaiion of

Holdingi in theC, P,byB. A Bambawale, Nagpnrt
1946.

I.F.R —A Glouary of Tecbnical Termi for nie in lodiaa
Foreatry, pnbl, in Indian Foreat Recorda, New Seriea
(SilvSeuItnre) vol. II no. 1, Dehradon, 1948,

ILF.— Indian Linieed Flax, by R. H. Ricbharii, Dept,
of Agneiilture, Nagpur, 1942.

Hlnei tllnmiaitloo

Irnina— A General Textbook of Entomology by A. D.

Jofmt, 7lh edition, London, 1948,
fmmaBoi —Immunology,

Iiior. CJun —Inorganic Chemiitry,

/ia(<r« ZBia—Ioternaiioiial Law,
lair . (Strait.— intraniitive,

lay. Fot —Invertebrate Fotiili, by R. C, bloore, C, C.
Lalicker, A. G. Fiacher, IfcGraw Hill Book Co. Inc ,
New York,19S2.

la* Pal.— Prineiplea of Invertebrate Peleontology by
R. IL Shrock, X?, IT, Twenbofel, MeGraw Rill Book
Co lot, New York, 1953,

IPC— Indian Penal Code
/mp~Irr)g«l0D.

It — Italus.

)A,— Jaoapada Act, pnbliihed in tbe C, P. and Derar
Gazette, dated 5lb Dec 1949, I4tb Inly 1950, 3lat
On. 1930, Ifih Aug 1931.

Jeckaon— A GIo»iry of Botanic Tenni by B. D. Jack*
aon, 4tb edition, London, 1949.

Jaeger— A Sonree-book of Biologiea] Neptet end
Tema, 2nd edition, by E, C, Jaeger, Springfield (III ),
1950.

Jap,-— Jtpineae.

JB.— Jaimlniya BrkhmaQa, ed, by Rtghu Vira and
Lokeab Cbandri, Nigpnr, 1954.

JU.— Tbe Jail Slennel of tbe Central Prorincea and
Berar, roll. I, II, 1948, 1931.

Jobannien— A Deierlptive Petrography of thelgneeni
Roeki, by A. Jofaannaen, Chicago, 1948.

JRA5B,— Jonrnal of the Royal Aiiatie Society of Ben-
gal, Calenlta.

Kan —Kannada,

Keab — Kaahmiri.

KetUidge— Frroeh'Engliih and Eoglith'French Dio>
tioniry of Commercial and Fmineial Termi, Fbraaci
and Practice, by J, O, Ketlridge, London,

Knigbt— Dictionary of Geneliei, by R, L. Knight,

186

Tdllum. M«h.i 1918.

KooV. — K«DkanL

L. — I.atin.

Laokeiter— A Treatiir on Zoology, eJ. by E. R, Lanke**
ter.

Lai. — Latio.
iXi — Lo«r Ccrmao.
lit,— literally,

Litli.— lilliiianlao.

Lowioa and Sahni — Lowaon'a Texllioak of Botany
(Indian edition), by Blrbal Sabnl, 19t(,

LRBI.—Tbe C. T. t.and Recorda Manual, Yola, LIIT,
Nagpuri 1918, 1920, 1920 reap
Lull-Organic Evolution by R. S. Lnll, New York,
1921 (unlea* ollierwiae apeeified tlie refereneea are to
thia edition I the 19-18 edition baa been apedfied
wherever it baa been referred to).

M, -MW.
m.— naiculine

MACG.— Report on Marketing of Agrienllnral Com*
oioditlea, No. 3. Gronadaut, Nagpur, 19S0,
ifaeA.— Blaebioery.

MACL.«Rcpori on Marketing of Agrleoltural Coaa*
nodltica, No. 2, Lioieed, Nagpur, 1919.

MACRi— Report on Marketiog of Agrieultural Com<
iBodiilea, ho, 4, Rice, Nagpur, 19S2,

Mal.^-BIalayalam,

ifamm— Indian Seienti6e Nomeoclaturr of the Mani<
mala of India, Bnma and Cey)va, by Raghn Vira,
K. N, Dave, Lokeah Chandra, Nggpur, 19S3.

Man. Phye — llinnal of Pbycology, cd. by G, M. Smith*
Chronica Rotaniea Co* W.tUhaia, Uaia. (U. S. A.),
1951.

Mar.— Blarathl.

if»r. Law— Uuloe Law,

MatJi.— Maibematiea.

MDh.— Mahlbhirata.

McLean— Tertbook of Theoretical Botany, by R. C.
BIcLean and W. R. Ivimey.Cook, vol, I, Loudon,
1951,

BIE.-Middie Engliab.
j/kB — Btaabanica.

J/ed.— Blrdielne.

Mellor— Blellor'a Modern Inorgaoie Chemlairy, ed, by
C. D. Parkea, and J. V. Blellor, Oxford, 1910.

MaH.— The Central Proviacea and Berar Medical

Manual, Ntgpuri I9tt.

Ifrtol.— Metallurgy.

Ifdacrel.— Meteorology.

M/n.*~ineaonUne, feminine and neuter, I e 3n adjective,
B!gM.— The Meigbat Manual, Nagpur. 1931
Marroi. - MIcroicopy.
j/i(. — Military Science.

J/anrroJ.— ilmeralogy.

IlL— BfeJiaevai Latin

MnA.— The Mlnea Aft, 1952 (no. .<YXV of 1952),
MnM.— Mining Manual of the Central Proviacea and
Berar, 4th edition, Nagpur, 1928.

MnR,— The Mineral Reaonrcea of the C. P. and Berar,

Najppr. 1912.

Bf P — Bfadhya Pradeah.

•I maacnline pinral

MplBI.— C. P. Bfunlcipal Manual, Nagpur, 1937,

MVJI,- The C. P. and Berar Motor Velilclea Manual
(1912), Nagpur. 1949.

MW.— A Sanakrit-Eogliih Dictionary, by M. Monicp-
U’illiaina, Oxford. 1899.

Ifacol.— Mycology,

N.«Nadk.

noun.

M. — neuter,

Nadk.— The Indian Blatena Mediea, by K, M. NadkaraL
Bombay, 1927,

Nat. J7iil— Natural lliilory.

A'aul. — Naultral.

Uap.—Ntvj,

.Yoeio —Navigation.

NCA.— The City of Nagpnr Corporation Act 1918 (no. II
of 1950), Nagpur, 1950.

Nep.— Nepali.

NU— New Latin,

NLal.— New I.atin
Nor.— horwegiin,

Norman— A lliitory of Fiabea by J. R. Nonnan,
London, 1947.
njil.— .neuter plural.

N. W.F.P.— North'Wettern Frontier Province
N.WJ*.— NoTlb.Wcitem Province

OED —The Oxford Engllih Dictionary, ed, by J. A. II.
Ilorray, II, Bradley, W. A. Craigie, C, T. Oniona,,.,
volt.I.XlII, Oxford, 1933.

OF.~01d Frcneb..

onCenn OU Iligb Gennin.

OX^OJd Norte.

Op*i Ilol»»ol.—Ophth»lmo1ogf
Oft. Slintral — Optictl Rfinerttogy
Org Chtm — Orgtoic Cliemutry
Ofi -Oriy*.

OS* —Old Swedith
Otf.E D.-OED

I’A —The C I* eDil Dertr I’robilntian Act, 193A (no
VI( of 1938)i end ftulei, etc mide tliercunder*
Ntgpur. 1911.

Point.— Ptlotlog.

Poltemen— by S. S Pttwtrdhto, Lucknow, 193T (in
the loilito Zoolojicil McBioin on lodian Aoimet
Typei.ed by K N OihlJ
Palo<e(«i — Ptlteobouny
Pflloenwl — PoleoBiology
Pea .^PoBjabi
PoroTfiol — Ptreaitofogy,

Pari — Patliimeot

P<irl /VoetiM— PoHiaaeoiary Prarlice.

Pat/iel — Pothology
Per — Peniea

PciA —The Petroleum lod Carbide of Cileium Manual
(idcM'flg Peiroleun Act. 1911), by C. Peace,
Delbl. 1939
Peireu -Petfogrepby.

Fll —A Teatbook of Zoology, by T, ]. Parker and
V A. Ifatwetl, Clh edition, eolt I, I(, retiied by C.
Foriter-Cooper, Luodon, 1917.

PIIA— TbeC P and firrat Publie ffeafth Act, 1919
(BO. XXXVl of 1919)

Pkarn —Pharmacy.

Pherefiba — by K N. Tlihl, Lucknow,^ 1913 (in (he
Indian Zoological Menioira on Indian Animat Typea).
PJiiloC— Philology
PAiIea.— Pbilotophy.

PlIM — The Ontral Prorineei Public Health Maonal,
Nagpur, 1931

PAotoaner —Photoengraving.

Pkdlag —Photography.

PAfi -Phyain

rX|ii CAana— I’byaieal Cherelltry,

PAjrl Oao; — Pliyaical Cengrl|iliy
PAirtinl — Phyaiology.

Plflateer — Phylogeegtaphy.

PiU-by Baidi Pratad, Lucknow. 1932 pn Ihe Indian
Zoological ifemoira on Indiaa AoiiDal Typea, ed, by
K. N. Dahl)
plaral,

PfoB» Seel —Plant Ecology,

Ptta(PA»itBf.-Pfant Phyalology.
pgfC — Proapeciiia of the Medical College, Nagpur,
1952,

PMS — Proipectut of the 3*Year Medical School Courae,
Nagpar, 1952.

PtlS —Plant Namea Simplified, by A. T. Johninn and
11 A.Simth, London, 1951,
i>o| — Poliiica

Pot. Scot -Political Economy.

PU Sct.—Polilleal Science.

PPL.— Compilation of the Pateli end Palwina Law in
Derar.

PR.— C P. and Berar Police Rcgnlationi, Nagpur, 1949.
pftp —f’tpantioo.

Proa— Pfotody,

Paycbiatrie Diet.— Paythiairle Dietieniry, by U £•
llioaie end J, Sbateky, New York, 1914.

PkptAof — Paycbology.

PaycAoparAol — Paychopelbology,

Pey. Pact.— The New Piciiostry of Paycbologyi by P, L,
llernmaD, London, 1952.

Pnoy— Pudjibi.

PWDM.— Tbe Central ProTincet and Derar Publie
Worta Department Manual, Toll, I, If, Nagpur, 1950,
1919 reap.

<j n —quod rule "which ace".

K— HkmlyanB
Rtjat — ntjaltraAgiijI.

Pt/rig -Refrigeration

RcgM.— The C. P. and Derar Kegiilration Mioutl,
Nagpur, >911.

Reh Dept — Uehibiliitticm Department
Pktt —Rhetoric.

Pig — Railwtya

illsr. Eng —Railway Engine.

RM.— The C P. Keeenue Manual, *oli. t-IV, 1933, 1932,
1933, 1933 teip.

Pend Conal.— Road Conitruclion.

RoUe— A Dictionary of Metalography, by R, T. Rolfc,
London, 19tS.

Rooer— Vertebrate Paleoolutogy by A. 5. Rotner,

Chictgo, 1936.

JlTA.-«-RegQliliotti for tbe Territorial Army 1948,
Sfmla. 1949.

Hau.— Raiaias.

RV— Rigreda.

^Dr. — ^atapatha^Bribrnana,

Scoliodon— by F.. M. ThilUyampaUm, Lneknaw, 1928
(ia Tbe laJiaa Zoological Vtmaiet oa ladiaa Aaiioal
Typca, ed. by K.^. Bahl)

Scott— Studiea in Fojiil Botany, by D, H. Scott» 3rd
edition, London, 1910.

Sculp.— Sculpture.

Seward— Plant Life through the Afei, by A. C. Seward.

Cambridge, 1933.

$g — aingnlar.

Shimer— An Introdnciion to the Study of Fottiit. by
H.IT. Shitner, ^few York, 1919.

Sin., Sind.— SinJhi.

^inh — .SinhaUac.

£kt.— .Sanihrit.

Seciel.— Sociology.

SOM — Seeretartat Office Manual, Nagpur, 1949.

Sp,— Spaalih.

■StaO.— Standing Orderaof the Director of Publie lo-
atruetioni C. S and Derar, Nagpur, 1947.
ftM,— The Central Piorineei and Berar Stamp Manual
Nagpur, 1912. '

Straabnrger— Textbook of Botany, 1930.

Surf —forgery.

Siire.~Surveyiog.
a g..— mb Toce "under the word '

■Sw._-Swedijh.

Swinnerton—Outlinei of Paleontology, by II. II.
Swinnertoo, London, 1930.

■Swinton—Thc Diooiaiira, by V. E. Swinton, London
1934.

ayn.— lynooyiD, ayoooymooa.

Tam.— Tamil.

Tel.— Telngo
Tcrof.— Teratology,

TAeel —Theology.

Tkcrtnedyn.— Thermodynamlca.

Tr.— The Silricullure of Indian Trecf, by R. S. Troop,
vola. I-m, Oxford, 1921.
tMiM,— traniitire.

Trig — Trigonometry
TS. — Tailtirtya.Sambita.

Tyrrell — Tbe Prinriplei of Petrology, by C, IT. Tyrrell,
7lh edition, London, 19 tl.

Un — Unadi-aQtraa
Unit — Dnireriity.

Un — Uriya.

VarYogay — Varibamihira'a Yogayitrt,

Via.— Vaaavadallk,
eg —trerb

Veter — Vetennarr.
ei ^verb, intranaitire,

• I verb, tranaiiive

Wadia— Geology of India, by D N WaJia, London, 1944.
Web.— Webilet'a New International Dictionary of tbe
Epgliab Language, ed by W A. Neilioo, 2od edition
Spriogfiel J. Maa*. (U. S. A.), 1948.

Wlianon— Law Lexicon.

Wbiatler— Popular Handbook of Indian Birda, by II.

Wbialler. Cnd edition, London, 1933
Willia— A Dictionary of the Flowering Planta and Fena,
by ). C- 6th edition, Cambridge, 1948.

WiotoD— A Dictionary of Eronomie Termi, by J. R
WiotOD, Londoa, 193],

WoodmWooda Pal.

Wooda Pal —Paleontology, by If. Woods, Cambridge,
1947

YajB — Yajoavalkya

Zimroer— A Popular Dictionary of Botanical Namei and
Terms, by G, F. Zimmer, London, 1946.

Zlltel— Textbook of Paleontology, by Kart a. Ton
Zittel, traoil, by C, R. Eastman, rol. If, Londoo, 1932.
ZooQtof —Zoogeography.

Zori —Zoology.

189

DICTIONARY

A-Z

A

A, H (firil letter of the ttlphabot) W m
3 (ii ft tymbol, osed to denote or
Indicate anyone or anytlnng arbi*
tranly or conveniently lo deaig
nateil, evp. aa the first in order or
claM, 1 0 , tbo front of the leaf in ft
booWWm. (m case of dulinelion
being repaired between email and
capital letters— ft A W)

S {not flip.) Alg V m
A, ft nJJ. 1 (drat in order 0Te1aaa,<^
company Ai quire »)

Ai a/fj. wTinin,

3 (having the {arm of capital
ftn A tent) {TTn. inrmrf (of the form
offtH*ir<ft. See Journal of Veilia
Stndiea Vol. I pp 137 8)
ft jirrp (on, in, ftt) wfiT* (aaliore

«• (negative prefix) «•. ft?-
A (ibaent) «f. (ngiRes)

A (ahanrptire power) Phvi. \ (^V**’
tfi*)

■i t (aoceleration) Phys, W (^^*1)

A. (accountant) (l^<i*)

A. (acre) g. (<r^)

A. (Actiaobacillua) Pact. f¥. ({%t*T>
T»»i 3 ft*iRi)

/ activit y '

Vconeentration;

A. (Aerobaeter) JJ«I
Bftlft)

A (univeraal effirmative) Io( 7 ieai(?nftTrft

arrtnvi^)

A. (AlcaHgones)iJoef. WT. ftftlSt)

ft (amplitude) PAyi. T (flftftWlO
ft (ana-) Chem.

A- (androeeinm) Pot. 5*1. (5*ftf)

A (angle of prism) Phyc. ^

X (angstrom unit) « (wRftlft)
ft. (annas) an. (*n^i)

A. (anthrax) (*aftntt)

A. a (area) PAys. <r, V (jm*)

A. (Argas) Zo)l. (^j^.tmt*)

A (argon) CAem. tt (lW8)
f9 (at tha rata oO ■/ (^ If)

■A (currant) PAyt. 1 (in abaolota units)

3 (in practicftl nnita) VI (VIl)

A (mass number) PAye. V (Jftl*)
a (alpha) W
a-parlicle at FV
a My V

o-ipore «jftinq(ft1ph»apora*™^Ovi5)
ft, ft (fraction abaorbed) PAys-VlB^f'd

twin)

« (angle) PAy* ae (iln)
n (atomto weight) V (3I*n3 *1*)
ft (coefficient of linear or volume ex-
panaion) Phyt V
AI, A one oAj (firatrata)
ftftvtr.vt

A.A. (acting allowance) VI. V. (VW-
uin «Wa)

A.A. (Agricultural Aasiatant) f!. H.
(fTe-wwi;)

A.A. (Aasiatant Accountinl) W. ft.

(vtievftftnift)

A tci.1 Cfietft. V «*«
o (ftfplift) ftciJ Chftn. ftl eott
A and B cUsaprisoom Jmi^TO^iOtl

A*a\Ffypt ]Uhg.Vf*‘Pfm (dogUeadod
ape taifH «A)

■ar (an underground stream)
aardvtrk (they feed -MU entirely on
»nta ftft)Wwiai m (genua Oiyclrrepiii
ftftmtRlEl, family Oryclrrcjwffrfne
ftWiV-dll, ^yfI<T< 7 >«s eapfnt$$ la the
ordinary aardvark BWIW ftUip)
•ardwolf (i( has a striped coat)

«. (genua ProScIes ftuiu yuifu,
familyr PvcfrIirfaeftftIVftii, riolttct
erittata is the ordinary aardwotf
vmiw Ik^Tu)

Aaron’t-beard (any of aeveral plants
having aorae resemblance to abeard)
n»

Atron’s rod 1 (any of several plants
with ft tftll flowenng atem) ulyv m.
(fttStall)

3 (Sofiifayftnryd-aHm) VftuaiHIVI/.
S (SlocAylaryiAcfa tndira) triTff W*

1 (rcrbafcum lAftpmt) m.

A.A.S. (anti-anthrax aerum) II.’^.V.

WfO)

atsvogel (vulture) *ZU m ,*ftv
ah* STT' (‘away, from’; Latin elh,
Greek npo- and English off aie akin
to Snniknt ftfl-)

•1>- (absolute) Phyi. V- (ll^ftfl)

A. B. (agreement bond) rt.V, (Aft^vri)
Ab, Am (alabamine) CAmi. W (Wis’d)
b abiisit ad uium non valet eon*e«
quentia Late (from the abuse of a
thing you can draw no conclusion
as to Its legitimate use) JCVVfniV
wjvulit) sgjiiS ^ ^

vgvH *nn VT sv^r
ft znw: rnuutfi mt i
abaraw Manila hemp
abarist (ono who uses an abacus)
nWtiv m

aback 1 tuvrf,

3 (against the ninit f7<i)
taken aback «ftv> ftlBOtinv
all aback 1 (entirely abnek) II$VT
vtvrn

3 (stepped) iftwirg
9 (reveraod) ftrftv
abaclinslasbortl ^«of fay*!!
abartion Late (cattle-stealing)

ti.

abector Law (a atoater and driver
away of cattle or beasts by herds)
^ M (opp furj

■bacillus (a tile SvO used in mosaic

ftvwWl /.

abarut 2 (a calculating intCrument)
trtfen-nfta, *ifitw «.

3 .fir A. (iippermostdivisionof acapi*

tal)vwvi/,yfrtvwvi» (Tamil Veil)
3 Logie (a macliine showing all the
combinations of a number of terms)
UT-W’BI'VWl, *IWT, fi.

abacus mijor (a trough used in wash-
ing gold) WeVlfp^t, wft VTftTft /.
abaft aifr. BTVW(,

abaiscr (irory black) g^WV^-VlRwi

(.ft’l)"*-

rbaisie (thin underemst o! paatry)
avwivWl/. (*u*nndar,B4#I thin cruat)

abalienkt*

abate

tbtbenate rb 1 *et’n

3 CiiiJ Laic (to transfer the title of)

Cy ilienate rsqaiHJI
•bilienation ST*il4<»i*iJi n
»balone(anear8heU)®'ft3f^/ (genua
IlaJiotii family Ilali-

otidae

ALama Bol (a genus of the hunch*
floaier family or Melanthaceae 3^-
yg f ") a^'t

aVampere Phijs

abaadoa ih 1 (^^ absolutely -y*

WI5l leaTe). SKTO

9 (to desert as a person, to nhom
one owes duty, allegiance, or the
hVe) r5T?»I i'fey + V to
lease ai m ^
tt)

3 (to delirer up entirely to anotlier)

i(to give over utteilj)

(«3Tr«f ‘to fii'e oTer' ooeura to
Dudilhwt literature'

6 (to s" ® oneself up without el*

templet self control.loyield oneself
unresliMuecll>) «<<” (« ff*

finii’',

6 (in mei me iniurenee, to surrender
to the iindrtnriters the insured’s
interests * )

■handon ii 1 sRlHrirf fii
alyielling to netorel impulses)

fstUl^rt M

3 (freedom 'roin ertificiel constraint)
*Ttr«IT«ii

atandoneil ad; 1 ^f-isa

3 S'JWS

4 WSdlRtW.
Htrfl, rwi«(t

6 (sinning without restraint) ?^ItT*

^ ((=0

6 (irreelaimibly wic'ced)

T (ncrestrained) •ffrrf’tn
8 (as a loser) Wf»T^ (from

ahtaJone J cliim law
at^bdened cultivation ^tsre
alindoned or unoccupied iiremises
enryi er^fii^ wm
ahioloned property La»

abandoned to vice os

abandonee 1 (•^^) m

aisqisalfa)

2 (an nndei St liter to whom aelvage
of wreck IS abandoned) «'-Tlf5dt

( t^)~

abanJoner I*®, tfibtnnt ( f\)

abandoning adj (one who abandous)
«rft?Jnrft ( t=k)
ibandonment 1 l|((mT| m
a (act of abandoning) sis'**"! fl,
h (state of being abandoned) ^f)*

c (total desertion) *1^ lass'' <•
d Law (desertion by a husband or
wife of hie or her consort with the
intention of crealing * permanent
separation) tn

3 • (sell-surrender) aW^P’^VW »
b (such relinquishment by an tnven*
tor of his rights to secure a p^ent
as will constitute a dedication of the
invention to public use) wwlpi n
3 (complete freedom from reslramt,
e<c eel(*restraiiit) ♦W'lll, "«h«,
sr^aftwKI m

abandonment and laches Law tlf^ttriri
an^l

abandonment and oonoser Lam q(t-
wm atgi^ni

abandonment charge sftwjr^-BWIT
abandonment of a bolding

abandonment of claim M<tiu8l ulfrUiiT
ihandoamentofeaieiiieDt Law SlTiai

abandonment of mines ^fif*q(<>ffin
abandonment of reason ll%-qrr?TT
abandonment os' reduction of reve-
nne yraw «l aniTT

TIIW ti ^ wtHi «ift ifCTt
ab ante (m advance) ^ ^
ab antiquo (*of old, of am ancient
date*) irrd)?

ibapuston Sarg (a trephine so con*
ft met ed that it cannot penetrate the
brain) eofft^^^^t w-

abirticnlar adj. art&n
abarticnlatioD 1 (aTtietiUtio!i} <{#Q'
tiVn n ,adrii5yii n.

2 (diarthrosis) m

aba»e c& ("a down),

o,rni, tfl^ liici*ti

1 (to cast down)

2 (to reduce) Hqiwn

3 (to humble) fq«yiiii

4 (to degrade)

abased ad; ST^ *ft% fAfl

1 (cast down or reduced) ®i<»nil*id,

2 (turned downward, aa the tips oi
a bird's wings) •m*ia

persons so abased JiJ

abasedness m

'Heotvi, S^I^RW n.

abaser (one who abases) nt.

abash cS. 1 (disconcert)

(from

5 (to put to shame) eiiidmd,

•fill

abashed ad; (from

SftT8»lO,

abssblMsad/ *rfW*r. Tsf^

abashment (state of being abashed)
mniqq, uuMiv n,
abasia .V«l fmfini/.
ab assuetis non fit injuria (‘from
things to which one is accustomed
no legal injury or wrong arises*}

abatable aif;

abate iJ 1 (to do away with)

(Wf away)

2 (to bring entirely down) 'jffA'Jiad
(^^ entirely, ft down, 913*1 felling)

3 (to demolish, throw or pull down)
waiMU (nt down, *33 throwing),
tft% fi'ifini

4 (to put an end to) et^

•ftn,

6 (to nullify, to make void) ?I^-9!T3.
a.^3 (519 void)

6 inlr (to lessen)

•Jt ^31

tram P‘13, •T3T, CT3I,

7 (to dimmish, as a distsae) 799Tm
B (to subside) B9TIT3, •Taf'tlH,
89131 (the w^ere of tbe nyer aba*

•bated

abdominal lenae organa

ted «K^n<n)

9 law •ludST'n iw, aMtlH-t

The di»ea»c >« heKinninp lo aUto
(tn W TWTTt I

atiatcil aJj 1
g«iftPrnfiT»T
3

4«r»rnT

6

6Kr?r«, pr(w, rr^tFfi

wfm

7 IWTW

8 UtllW. W'ft'Tft

abated arma Vnt

abatement 1 arnvt’I

g Tft^frrni w ■ tiWnTt m.

3 W<IH^ n.

4 w»tr.^ n , ww m., «T*n
*nirn«nt

6 ?i«ii a.

6 ira n fl t

7 n.

8 nvtf^i n.

g swtbjw. «Tft*r7 ft , /.

abatemeot certiRcate tna-tntprrt
abatement ol action Law an[-4st5?tw,
an^-^TTHPt

abatement of falie ligbta Law

nvin m ivtiM*!

abatement of legaciei Law (a pro rata
dimmution of general legaelei) flT<r«

m '

abatement of auUancc itjjyiM-inn*
»tet, ^iWI

abatement of purcbaae money

artar. watiftr artt tBrar

abatement of rent WiW tTTTI

Abatement of auit Law ai^WttsW
C/. bar of auit aTT-Ttvi
abater 1 (one nrho or that which
abatn) »rn*W^ ( tl) w.
g law (a plea in abatement)

afnaa'a n . anrtf# /•
abating

abating hia brutality, he waa a very
pood matter (Bala Dfary in Ami.
f ICO 1.807) intnatetf^a^
ajw attgr aaijjt vj t
abatis (almttra ‘to fell") Fort, (a meaos
of defence formed by felled tre««)

qifnwrVTi trffTTO /. (enda directed
outwards)

abatieed, abaltieed oAj. (having an
abatis) (-rf.)

abat jour (a device for throning light
dow nward) W m.

ahator/^dvfonewlio abates a nnieanee)

^vj^arnrtrt, ■t^tntpetrretrt ( ti) ♦»
abit«aone (a device for throwing aound
downn aril) m

abattoir (a alaugliterliouso) sjsi. tM-

abature (grass and underbrush beaten
down by a atag) /.

tbat'vent i (a senes of sloping boards)
/•

g (a sloping roof) «.

abat«voic (sounding board) *>•

abaxial a<f^ iliof. st^nd (‘away from
•t the axie •9')

C/. edaxial
Abba nn ffl

abbacy 1 (dignity of aa abbot) tTSifif-

TO/,

g (estate of an abbot) n.

3 (term or tenure of an abbot)
m.

Abbe condenser ATicfor. (consista of
an adjustable eubslage lens

sff^) wrarOw ^ftrw
Abbe's Iiomopeneous immersion (tbe
object to bo viewed tbrough a mi*
croseopo is imraereed in ce< 1 arwooii
oil) ftrSjTf

Abbc'e refraclomeler (a rapid refrao-
tometer) ST 15 tfatHMM
abbess rmf^Tl/,

■blicy rrs tn

abbot tmftlftr TO,

Abbotl'a babbler Am ^tW rjftw
abbreviate tb *T=tT

abbreviated aAj
alibro latcd address Afvsn STST
abbreviated division
abbreviated muliiplication

abbreviated number JifgiJt.

abbreviation ri$t 7 TO.
contraction (rgfh
abridgment fr^tT

abbreviations and cootrsclinni
*^?f5ltnrt(B5ft*ooiilraction,abridg*

menl* ancient word)
abbreviaior in,

abbreviaiory aJj. ffipft (n)
abbreviature t($rt in.

A B C « TT m , aJiniw/.

AABC AsE^trr
a b c (sides of a triangle) *TT

ABC I'ook T>)Rmi- 3 Fre
A.B.C.D (Wheatslono’s bridge) PAyj.
«P, n, n, tl

ABC. Imiment (equal parts of tbo
liniments of aconite flf)*, belladonna
and chloroform •fttttia)
rjinrm IT •! *5t

A B.C. Universal and Commercial
Telegraphic Code W. rj.

abdicable aAj

abdicant, abdicator atijiQm m.
alHhrate ib Hiftriiij

I nniH't.^mdi fTW-WJR, ftHTWTT
<^ 1 . nfi ofrtt
g Tf-wnn, t?

a powet not to lie abdicated «ti(.

qnjTW rBf!

abdicated emperor (UU.fHClUd
abdication enrqFt TO

1 ftsifrq^^TtT, 777*7 WTIT m.
gqf^riBTO
abdication of throne
abdirntive ft,?; nqrqnfK tt)
abdicator «mu»n ( 7) m
abdomen ,fnaj TIT n.
abdominal «,?; JTT’i 7^0^. mV^T
abdominal airsar Fool T?;T-fllfltti^
abdominal aorls TTT.lTgT^ifr>Tt
abilominal band (a cloth band worn
about the aWomen) TTT'Tc)
abdominal cavity Ano? ^35(
abdominal col TTHtn-TT^t
abdominal operation on the ovary
«»ii 5 m art Trftq
alnlominal organ 3^7^17
abdominal pore ^ 00 /.
abdominal pouch
abdominal region TTTH^
abdominal respiration

diaphragmatic respiraliou STTsflt
TTtR

alKlominal rib^TT-'T^
abdominal ring Attaf. TTf-q^ni
abdominal teclion

abdominal sense-organs TTr-^l^tThl

abdoicUntl typhui

abhor

■ImIottiidiI t 3 rpbn»=l)'plioiJ fever
•TWWt

abdoniioo- Ttt**

ab<taiRlno>anterior oil] Obtlttri't
(wilh tlie abdomen forward)

alHlotnino-eardiac nd;*

alxI'Hiiino-rjriUC a Ij T^T-

abdoiniQo doraal adj ‘JTTtflf
abdnininn>prOitjl od; »f><T-3Wf’W
abdomiBodiyMereeioray ^^n^-rtrihl-
aVrlH'l H (3ir^ from the abdomen,
Haicnf'br^ hystaroctomy)
abdomiDO'hyiierotomy l^f^-rpahrw*

11 (hyiteiol imy 1#)?^ 0<»)
•bdomino*pottcriur ailj (having the
belly turned btehward)
abdominoicope 7^9 iii,
abdoraiooieopy T^tftt /
abderaino-tboracic edy (relating to
the abdomen and (be t lioraa)
thoracic)

■bdoniiaoiii eJy (big bellied) (l(^,

ab<loinino«aterotomy Mill domino*
hyiterotomy

atxJomioO'Vifiioal ndy ahrT^tTR
abJonino>>eiieaia<f;

abduce ti ayaiff •!’, erTT^i etT%'\'fl
abducent n (tbe aUlueent netvo] *t7'
/.

abducent od; PAyiioJ •I'ten'*
abiiueent rouaclc =tertui Uteralia
W7W1WS W) =*rifwTni TiT^rfr
aixlurent oerveciMth rcrcbral

abduft ri 1 PZ/ytiuI atT»I77
2La® (IPOancmi
kidnap (I, d 'aehild +fk7p toeeiae')
•wn^nii arToyeirme!
eniice qfivlaM (frem 77^57^5),

(from pram

allure aialn^^vi

ifdure(M ‘aaide' + diuert ’to lead)
■JTTfn n , frVmt^ n
decoy (rey case*) Traw, in'ICOifm
(to lead into a inere),^«TJ^
ab‘coBi «TTrm7. engirt
l-llWTTrra(toniB away)

•o |0 nDdergrousd erem-eirpy, ij.
•th7

embracery frttnr

aitrtct nratfcr
tempi

imiucc iifravraT
abduitcdtf/f/ /•w(IPC)*t7tir
ebdutlcJ wuman

abduction 1 Zav (I PC) n,

H.

a PJtysinl. erraW^ «
abduilionofa «omaii ^-n<4k(VI
abduitor 1 Xoo (I PC) *17(7^ (l).

a PAyuei. wrara* m.

•Lduetor hatiuci* Jnnr. (abdueta the
great toeof tbo foot) ic w

abductor inJicia Jn«( (aKluctatbe
index Anger)

abduetor muacle iliiiit. ^tift

abductor pullieia Ah^iI. (ibducta tlie
tbunib) irgi-wwIF*

A-U E-(Aa«stantBn<lKer.ngineer)7(fy.

a. fi. «. (04 eclig atAteam)
aiicam ffet« (on tlio bo* n '•Pft ) wf*-

'n»ft

abearanee (behaviour) etrapil
abcce>ialreaatieccdary
abc< cJariao 0,/;

9(aiplia1>etKally airaiveil) tiSmTC
abcecibritnn 1 vntvvi^ (t^) n>.
a fcOTriTipi in

at>eccdanum vfiir.TT pra n , wm
al>ercdary n IwabcccJariura
3 a abecedarian

abed nde. (in beat) 71X71 VT, licoiTC
Abel apparalu* (for determining the
Hath point) epl«-*1lfel
abcle (the wlnto popler) w.
alaclile ^ m (an exploeive

XT^conaielingceaent ally ot ammo*
niumnitraUneeil’l^lXand a nitro
•lenvativn of aome aromatie hydro*
carbon «hn)

A be I rnoaebn a ilot (krebieoAn «f miik
‘falliar (eource) of mntk', (ranelated
from Sanekcit

A. ctcttlcoina (okTa)^1*f) *1*«^

A. motebetse (abrimoak} «mi*7 rtra-
^ (Nidk « «V)

A. ngomt •IIibiKue ebelmotebai
abcimotk (AkfmaacAKintetekolui) Pol.

Aliel petroleum tceling apparttne
Tftf^

Abei'a bactllne—KIebuella otaeaae

Abcnrnia hyeaopifollumef Foieotte*
Dima liilorale

aWntrnc nif/. Wed *n*1t 710
aberdevine (the Fiiropean aialin— a
amall sharplnlled, chielly grennuh
and yollowiah finch, Sj mat ipinni)
Af(-WT« w.

alietrance Oplift ftwra ii
alierramy (i|ualityof being aberrant)
ft'tuanflai/.

aberrant aif/, 1 Biol, (differing from a
certain apeciea, genua etc in tome
respactf but not cntlly placed in
apcrtber apeciM . ) WWlft (*7%)

0 fiTvraift (-rr.)

alwrrant committurc Kirnift tnnOra
aliefraiu warbler Aces bira’TlnAH'

a1«rralr tk ft70W>
al'crration 1 Atlrou, BM , Opllei
ftrtr^, II.

2 (iii>toiiBdnv«* or i!i»ori1or e( Ihi
mind) sfiftss. SfSJfT (•neioni
word)-

S BIT

rofirar*! n

al>etrMiona) edj. (kbaractoriaod h]
aberrnlion) ftw-, firrrfl,

(■si

aWxaiional ellipie dtlreii ftTV-ftA

^V!,

aberralion error Ailron, f^rriff'finnT
■licrratiotiof ligbt.diiron
aberrator ft7rraift(*t%) m.
■lierromcier ftT«ra-ltH ri,
abcrrotcO|M: in.

abetrb W5pT1R(«a+»%»7), mCHTtr
•nmind

abetment wt^Fm, n.

■betlal wabetraent
•bettor Paid ai1H(l<lV n.

•bevacuation Jl/cl. n. (locli

ding and •rf?tf^^wri)

•b extra (from without) 7107 .iftlW

abeyance (temporary euipenelon) KTP
rain («T <«5) (C/. luipend wn:*)
bold in abeyance anv^Pra fWI
in abeyance ai|nt(iiq
abe janey m abeyance
abeyant adj, (in abeyance) wirafw
tbbor tJ. dlxTOW, arrtfvrara (froi
WiJTTH), 171 0T71

»bhes«ne* S «tj«clion

ailwrTence /. (froo

*i?r)

■Ihorrenfe oi excels wfs ^JTI
•bhorrency =abfeoiTeoee
■bhoTTcnt w.» rflM'W n.

abborrer «.

abhorrible o-fy.
abhorring a<Jj.

■bbjmenial aJ]. Hj/nt. (oecnmBg on
tho crpoeita Rde of the siU froa
the tytaeatnci)

A3J. Jily. 1 (\isutant Block Ins-
pector) *r. w, fst. (*im^ *r« fkii^)

2 C^utant Enige Inspector) W.^T.

abidal 1 (act cl abiding) cti'l
2 (abode) «TT*T, PftW m.
abidance CifMI

abide F.t. 1 (to stay, to eoctiBnein a
place) (from *Trerr5)i *tTTT

2 (to base one’s abode, to dweU)
firR?, firrPT

a (to rersain stable or£xed)?T?rTFrrf

t4 , 1 (to wait for) fcrftirr, sibin

2 (to e&dsre withont yieldlBg; to
bear patiently)

his aame wiU abide Tqrr wnr
their gnilt still abides npoa job
TTWi ecniv snft srn% ftx ^ ^
J will abide the eoming of mj lord
?l TTTTT^^ etH S^Ytn wfriT

who can abide an asi W WW

abide by 1 triCT TTn

2tinr^

abide by one's word STt^ ^
fer Tt*ll

abide by lb* mice ftrsf *7^:®?
*Tsn

I nun abide by yon ^srpm FW

ebider (dweller) ftT<l (-rO «.
abiding conriction WTTWT
abiding.plaee ftnw-WW ji.

Abies Bet. CT^ltm-iTTfi

A. elba OT^lTTr^

A- balatmea^f^WPTJnrfhrrT
A.brachyphyUa(irac)ijpAjlIj'iborl.

leased') BTtftCTT
A. braeteata {iraeUaia ‘hasiag
hraeti ftii") fitrft tri^rnw

JL eoncolor RTIV Ktftt.lS Ucnnlsr
*Qne-co!ottred. of nufbrm tiat^

A. densa^A. webbuoa
A. dninosa=TeopbninoBiaBa
A. pratulis

A. magniCca WtW mAjTT^
A.peetinniafpirtiaefo'conib-sliaped’)

ai®*ftrrr

A. |iiadrow (West Hunalayan low-
lerel ailser £r-TtJIL1133) WT-

A. iihtnea (it is oFcinal to Great
Britain— Baso) erin^

A. snuthiaaa=Piceai3onnda
A. webbiaru (Bimaiayan silrer fir)
C T g l J tT a T -t)‘.n ' .I (Hin. Ben. *r^.
Tel Tam.Kan ilal.

abietite Cltern ktO* «••

abietese GXret. «•

abietie a^j. CJtetti

abietie add CAmt. *i1aw

abietine cij. ifjred. (growini ea firsi

ms^trrr^ ( -n)

Abietiseae Bet. ai<Htr4al4f5* n (Tt.

*» tribe)
able tinie a abietie
abigall (a ladies* maid) s*nf^/.
abif eat q~^ A wr «.
abtgenJ fis.
ability 1

2 (power top«rfona)*l5y^fll» Vn3l

/.

3 (capacity) flT^ad «.

4 (skiUorcocipetenceiDdoicg)??^!

/.

6 Piyehd. ^oficieney)

«.

general ability tTTSRsV S^iTST

special ability ft?p!f

apadty enrTT

eSdeney

qualification

ehni at^lstr, ^yijx

ability to read and srrite
^ «VfT5I

abQla (oily seeds of EenUeo {ritoiato)
^htfVan.

ab incooTenientifan argniaent baaed
npon the Hardship of the ease and
the iseocTesieaee to which a diffe*
rent eanrseof remaosungwoiildtead')

all initio 1 Ifrom first prnnplra) trf^*
fWTTT:

2 Ifrom tho bejicain-)

WTTTtT ^

ab initio miinJi ('fro'n tho beginricg
of the srorlJ*) ti*nrc8^ 3?
JTTTsr^

ab intennto (‘frera an intestate, in
esse of intestaej'.nsed as tho eppo**
site of er tfttamtvto ‘from, by or
under a will )

ab unto fbe or from ai niwiUing
party') wflimd'i X'<JT ^

arfr^

tran«fer eh inrifo \«-e- compulsory
transfer) Stfsars 4r*S^
abio-STatf*
a-bi^gmesis BioJ.
r.A't'l n. (for 'ongi-

eatioD of Imsg organisms froa
lifeless matter’)
abiogeoetie adj-

abiogeciit wilna-n^Tft (-t^ rt.
abiofogy «rtfr»-ft^ n.. stlfr^/.
abioiU Mil 9^/,
abiotic ad}. 1 •rSWl(-T^)

2 Plant Paihcl. (due to a conliTing
caae) «/tS5r.«a)ajB
abiotrophy Biel , Zltd. «.

abirritant n. Hed. OTHTT w.
abimtate r6. 2led. (to decrease imta*
bihty)

abimtation jfed. (diminishing of ree*
pooaiTeneas tostuniilation)

CW m.

■biston = ubestos

a-bi>nret ed/. Chff». (sot gtrtag the
biaet reaction)

abject ad/. 2 (cast down in spirit or
hope) T^t?rr?, (from

fHftwi

2 (snnlc to a low position)

8 (degraded) WTfT
4 (semle) sftw, TOT
6 (despicable)
ibjectednees /.

abjection 1

•r^rnr^WT •

2 ifyeel. (casting of spores from a
sporophore) «.

al>j9ct povtxty » »b-ohm

•Ijecl poerty
•bjoiDted a<1j Dct WTJ’B
lb judicilio ( from ths court )
million n

removal ab jutlicalio aniUlWM it

•lijunrlion Vj/rol (cutting oT of »po*
res) *tTrv^ n

abjuration n?rTtI-rtITn «rin*t TO
•bjuratory fl(f;
abjure i6

ibjurer Jir^Tt ( ^ m

■bVar (a «ine-aeller, I distiller]

{ 1/ n

ibVinmif^dm STOTW, WtreW n
•bkari darophas Excise Sub-lnspec*
tor(EM HI

•blactatcib (to wean)

HstlNdtpl

iLlaelatian w^-wnr^, WwtrW'td «
aJblajiemie ad; £■«( (cot eoncerned
tilth g»rmirMtioa)*fW^("*^]
ablate tb 1 "VHR

J. Sufj (to remove by cuttins) erT'

eblition *ITTTI*i *•

abUtiiious adj dtiron ( ^1)
ablative (eaae) Oram ePTTTH n , flOtfl

ablative ibsolute Gram
ablator Siirff (an iniitumcnt) atr^Vnl
/

ablaut T3mr m (vovrel gradatioo),
arnift/

ablate ailj uilvt, aifi-t{l'Ti in^

Wll-tl

able arfj *im

1 (having luiricicnt power to accom
phsh an object) sfiVHi KW

2 (capal le) imd

S ftre, ^

4 (powerful) TT*!!
b Lnro 'I’leRViN-j TjaiVAei^
comprleol WR
quilified art
flipiHeRn

^llc.-ible Ue -Rtnr, Hit, ^ (sulti)
able and wiltiop rnr4 aflTTtrT
ableliojie.l a 1} Nmlt, anrfrftf
tblrloilieil Wppar ITtnrif f>^(t
ablelK>di«d aeaman (one who ta eon-
vertanl With all the duliM of a

tailor) ^ Wifi'S

able-miDiied ady ( t\)

ableaess =abil>iy

ablepharta (abaence of eyelidi) Vrlf-
il'rJTl/.

Ablcpharua Zoof (a geana of lizarda
with low or eyelid reduce! to a Iran-
aparanl cover) wnmwii-HTnfV
ablepaia rfe((ygjn/
able aearaannablebodied aeaman
abloom odo , tdj 9^^
ablution 1 (ceremonial) n.

(oeeura in RVPntB}
n

3 (w aabmg vr cleantieg) fl(tWd n.,
4TSPIK9I /
ablutionery U(f/
ablyodu

abnegate tb •t99fA^,«rr9Te.B(rn
ahoegaie onc’a right WiftmT-ei?*
rrmr, triRi wf-mf Blfdi
abnegation «i9nn>! w

abnegation of re*penaibil)ty TWf-

TifV'e «T anwjii

aboegaiivc a<tj awaflWtitWrauftt-FO
aboegaior anof^iivc, «9ranr», nr*

WVf (-^ IB.

abnerval a<lj PSyttol WT^A
aboeural a Ij air<r^,
adneural a<lj *t9^

Abney level i«ra (a kiod of clino*
meter nitvtniH) wrami-aRW
aboornul annin^f at-jj, erTRunfit*,
f-rRxnrm (not confirming to rule)
abnormel apprerance ai>nRi^F9
abnormal circumslaoceaerrffin’V’T^-
ftafrwt

abnormal delay armmiR
abnormal delivery A/cd anTTRTSQin^
abnormal disperaionarmapR M'tfe^ei
abnormal dryage atnuti^ e\VT (r U.
\%VJi

abnormal flurluationa S(a(ii(ica *nTI

abnormal foreal MUiusirf 9^
abnoivnal ger»nmition lliTnrT*9 9^

abnormal incident ttni«J*9 tflRT
ahnurmal inercaae in popolatina ^
#imn^K«Tf«fP9 iRf
abno nnalily aroiitPV’n /.

abnormalize ti. ntfltffsRVfri, WST*
WI«M

abnormal law (the law of abnormal
penons or the law dealing with the
rights of persons as affected by
abnormal legal person alitj ) WflWPtT

ftf?*

abnormil life cyele Biol MHiRiaR
rffn-99:

abnormal pregnancy iTfntn*9 mri*
9WI

abnormal preaentiUon ;uad. etfTTtn^
trrfintRWR

abnormal profits WHTJTTrR WRT
ibnormal psychology
(hers fife rju^lifios 99^ and not
ftiiR), tmnnmf *riVftsn9
abnormal puerperiuin .Vrd. umif|itf

abnormal rise m wsgei it R-
uiuiie (wiift)
abnormal sensation iisimimi
abnormal supplies mmiuisr
abnormal times fm 9|9
abnormal tozieiiy (of drugs) w(fifl|>UT
ft'llljll

abnormal variaiioni anmi*9feRTm.
RWWW

abnormal yield mriuiiu
• bnormity 1 (abnormality) Rtffinsqa
/

3 (a monstrosity) n,
aboard ado (on board a ship, into
car or vehicle) •f99IT*!» 5re9I9 T
wflrtTRifi 9T9 9T

abode RITTRp ffTTH «n , ftriRWH n.
habitation rir
residence f^TTT
house UT
hut yif, RWij'f
homestead ^qeiif
apartments ^iref?
»iCWTO.niAd.«.loa RtRRtW
cabin RlfiRT
cottage yftt
dormitory
farmstead
flat qimtii
lodgings trqTTT
lodging bouse
room rIi.RTTTT
ab-obm TAyr 9 RftH m.

frcit

about

■beli fruit /

•toUsb rt.T=s7?C5 (Co=s;.)

*s:’e’;E=g irtisfroaSiSsir^t

1 (iaio trr^r mtiurbijnx) >« >•

2 (‘o

3 (to Ellis TO J) ;^=!rf.?r^-«rt

4 (to put la e=i to)

5 (to dest^y) •m
casccUitioa
innlidiie iRrW^t^

itullifT

irpsalfstT^

sEie«

©Illiterate

eipunje an?tT^> fn©W
en^e !, fs^HI
sBoCiab a poaf
altolislied eJj.

aLolisher (•^,^;Tr»

«{ tliTtty

•boUabtnent, iLolition 3*TT^>

ji^ etO>

1 (utter Sestnetioa) *;.

9 (iboUtion ot flarery) ^irst'a.^ret-
WST f% n.

■bolitioa 1 K abolubncBt

2 Lav (the reBinioa by e sorereigu
oI the luaishsseat tor a eniael

aLolitiotiary <j<fj,
etc.

abobtioniaui n.

•bobuouist ^roh^TTTt'arit (4=1.) n-
■liobtion of poet ^TTHI

Abobtiou of Froprietery Rights Atf

•boblios of (lirery tet ahoUsliment
ebobtiou of titles 7^*

ftifatTTPTI

ebolitioa of oatoaclul^ty »r?^?tT77-
T^n^, WTTJTST ??MI
abomasnni, abotnuus Anat (fourth
or digestiTe stomach of a rumiBant)

aboraiBiUe e/jj_

abomiuableoets gg'lSTl W77W oi.

(from ar^i^t)
abouinate *6.

atiomiaatioa
aboDinalor c

Aboo JuEjle Tfren-Tfarbler Jr/i *5X*
thft Atoo *Sf-

71’>

aboo<p<?r«Ky»W *=fsrr^-«»S»)i U«v
aborjdcir Aru! •'ea'e^t*
aboral (sttj Zed 1 toppos.te to the
Eio'th^fts^

9 (aTTiT f*ota the mouth) *t73^
abonl aorta

abort! pole Zo(» IT*
cboral nns einu' Zod f%S
abort! enrftfE Zxi figW
abonnoil aij 1 5^^ (tu Isdia
ther shculi uct bo ealled

2 «rrf^, erf'T*?) t-Ff.)

3 («rsti tm
4{onr^ti}^=y.ff

5 (pneiiiTel^*.

6 (of or pert to abong'3's)®'^ '^''*

7t!?t*.^5ra

djoncmal and oott-abonpnal IraeU
*siTI>ff ^ TTtPt'rtT »***
abonpaal area ^r*. V*
abonpaal cooperaureecaety 7WTt»t
tn:7nt«Isft

abonpaal family wwft ^fi*TT
aboripoal (anpure %*( VTITT

abortpaal primary aebool *7*!^
Ktuf)<7 7rrtl’<^l

•boriprul proprietor TTTFTlvf^tlTtft
abonpaal school <<I1TT/3J

abonpaal tnbe 1 7**J*»1 Tifif
2 attf^TTft urfr
•bonpoee l (-t^ tn

2 ar^prtri) (•t=().^tr3 eu,
aboripne* 1 3;c*l«fl (JTl^) n,

S (onpnal frona mad flora of a geo*
gcaphieal area) aj^-^(V5.-tir'enrw

na-71:, ailfirjr.fir*:

n.pf.

a^bomiB*: oic

abort rJ (to caase to be delirered
preoatarel)) atTT^'S^T**
r I I (to pre birth premalarely)
ai7I?f*KS7*

2 Bid, (to become cheeied <a der^
lopraw**' ft ♦Wthl'I. ftTTH 75* 3T7T

abort o.aabortioa
aborted cJj. 1 **:3S^

2 Bid,

S Bid. (Taie-oi «*enl'' Srt^yT
aborlieide 1 V "S-'H

o ^ »•

abortieot=abortifacient V?ctfs.
abortifaeieal c^;.(pr>£ct.52 atertisa)

abortin Piurm Tt /.

alionion 1 (h-fe-e the ssTeath couth)
tns^TT rj.

Cf m«camase rr^T^

2(used la a geae-ils*:sMUcl0'iiBg
Eai'ca»nis«ltr.im n.

3 (th“ uusi'are ptsiuet cf aa ttu*
timelv h 'tb) »» ^-5^ n.

4 Bic^ T?.nreT»T n

5 Bo; n.

6 (a eocp’ete fiJure) ».

7 A'/si (aJTr>«;of»jroTh 3 pwfssia
ita earLest stage; as, the«5cT;.o^ of
aa attack c{p3fsaeuia)trf^pt77m.

abortional »aboTtiTe
abortion bacillus mf7n*7*T73
sbortioai'tai^ rsTTTfr-*^)
tbortiTe cA;, 1 trTTPStp* ar^^TIW
9

3 Bid Oape’feetly deve’oped)^’

fww,

4 (sterile' TWtr

6{abcrti=g) *Tvh?JV(*t\),Tr«W*7,
7TKT35 (from )

abortiTe attempt tn*

abortire child ar77?E3j^ f?7?J
aboruTc bou*c search ^7^

abcrtiTC medicsae TT^TTPi) t^T7
abortire meeiiag; (*^75* sf«^r.4
abortive trial La- fttT?! wOsH
abortus (n aborted foetus) ^At;^ i*.
abouehemeat A'wt. (ju-ctvoi of a
small blood vessel with a lirce one)
^rsn^pnr m,

tbonnd rb. i (to be in peat plenty,
quantity ct number) p*T,

5i*T

2 (to be neh) 0*1

3 (to overflow) •M**
aboundins alj S^T.

«rv(») (-T^)

about a 7r., j.rrp. l qft.qff* . ^ ^

2 (h'-re and there) ^UTTOP

3 (approiimately) 77-, 4177. >C77.

kbout'ftc*

tbiognUva

4 (in opposite direction) I Bf?r-

6 tin rotktion, one nfter knother)
iJitWifl

C(d8ar)?Oi)7i 3’I*

7 (concerning or appertaining to)

Sft, -niT, fm R % *f

•bout-face (facing oppositely) 0^3^'
RW O.

aVuut lace (lace opponiteh — arcitilary
command) gf^ g^ ^

•Uoul turn limit

«bO» c I Ttft, Tlfia , TjftffPti 37?

2 ’p'ti.

3(61miiunds)^Rriir«
over (270 maunds) « 37T
above all
above alluded to

abos e average JRvR if 37?

abo>e-lnaTd,ab<ive-decV
rfTTBRil

■|io«e boundcn Laic

■bote liotindeo principal Laa 77f?*

««

alKive-c iteil TtA T»R, 37? f^TT jwi
above-deck > tboie-board
■Iwve-givetinly 37f(-TR.S7?f^7I5»n
ahovc-grutinJ lutj 1 (above the aur-
face of the greusd)

Tfprn

2 (nnt dead and buried alive)
H‘7fl%?tJ

abovrgronoJ growth Feroirg »P37ft

abvvrgroiin.|melho1{o! ainingKiih
a pitviw) grytR fifil
•buve-iiicnliuned TTjfQfRV,

above-named Tift 7mirf5,3Tftfer<?i?

(»<-e alaivc tiled)
above normal arntag I? wfvf*
aUvconrself^Cqvy arfwgTifl
•livvc par atcR^, atf^^vv ^

abuveptoof Spirit woverptool apint

dboVe-rjuoled T^ft-TT7
•hove re|K>rtcil Tqf?-n$|)r?l
ahnve-tjiJ T7§R:

•bote-aanrtionej diet scale T7r?-A^>

ft« arren-Wt

aUve-llairi (upalaira) 37?.T7ft7<l

above the line

above the aignalare of % KtSIRT 7l?T
CJ under the ngoAnre of % ^379?

above-water ytttql?
above-written adj Sicft-fiifco
ABQS (anliBQ aerum) ffWSW-

(|t 3 nfil?r^}(BQ =black quarter
fi R =f«]Rin)

abriehia TVrnl WIJ-^RUf/
ah-tide-=ah-te*c ah R7tW®V (rubot
wear off R7)
abrader WTtrffR m
abrading arqq^ n
Abraham'a halm=chaate tree
Abramii Zed 713?W53-W»lfc {BR?7^
bream)

A brana ?rTRF7 7im*3
abranchut = abranchian (without
filllt) od} Zoot nreahr
•htaocViialism Zool. t*7*fttlKt /.
•branchiaSwabranchMl
Abranchiate Zcol.
m pi.

abranchiate wahraochioue

ehranchiousnd/ Zeot "veil"
abrase "abrade
abraih ody

abraahn (m Oriental fujv)rtfirlT^ n
abrasioreeter eWT^-WW m
abrasion 1 anWw n » lu«n. fowRt

2 arT^tt WH n.

3 (aubslanee rubbed offlRT^HW n.

4 Coiufie ProluJrit.ilfol RuqhRn
corraaion RHtHifui

abrasion testing machine a?qtl%vi*
sfllV*. *7tr<w7fb(r*i7»s <•
abrasive n. (any aubaiance need for
obrading) R7^7r R7U%* in.
abrasive adj wvifn ('4%)
abrasive matcrsala anoVf
abrasiot ar-TqT-R sn (n not at- -b Ok.
Iraifo* boiling up«7C -b -oI-TSBiad
aa an anti pyrctie*-^t)
abraum vtkcv b (fromf**'*rta)
abraum Mil* rUR
Abraxas Zool fttllwW-BRlfe

A. grossuiarwu (of alandar baitd,
w ilhret Aively lafg* wings) ?n(?f*w
fetrwTsr

A- laHscvIor ftirtSTW
abreaction Piychaonsfrssi (tfae rem>

val of a eomplex or euppressed
d esii e) rdoWvii n

abreast ndti (sideby aide)

TTTT^gTtT^

abridge rb 1 (to make ahorter, to
shoiten in duration, to diruiaish)
RfitSTTR, 4377. 7?7I

2 (to aborten by using fewer wordt,
to epitomise, to condense)

(T$r7 3?71

8 (to cut off) a*7^T7
abridged adj ^rtjTO, nfirnftw
in an abridged form 97 R

abridged edition ^?3?R

abridged notation Xfath. (a notation
in which a function it represented
hy a aingle letter) 9%^ (1^971,

■bndger Jifnim*, (-7) m

abridgment g^rglRR n, g fagia
(occur* 10 W973s), (t^iTR n , ♦r'ir?,
RRTSTt ni. (from Beng.)
abridgment of damage* Z>aa
3T?^77

abnnPiec^ (S«I Jhrwpr*.
ealoriut)

•bn »einin* F\arm h

abroachsbroiched ad; l7f«^

•broad ado ^T. TT??, TfjtPT,

ftVn, ^91*97, trf*. Rlii (in public)

abroad n fli^R rn.

Abrocom* (* ganue of two ratlikn
hyetrioomorpbio rodenta)

•brocome TIfqijJ? m
abrogableod; («at*bl» of being abro-
gated) fTTWr^

abrogite *6. f7?fR?vr, l7?rc?R R?iij

(CoDit )

1 (to annul) wf«7I,*77 n.

9 (to abolith, to let aaide) 7RnX7

3 (to put an end to) VS3-v?e| „

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abrogate aJi "abrogated
abrogated a^f;

abrogation ftriRTR n., ftrif % /. nfi?.

ti—is, 31W179, RRi-3?»r, eniMR «.
abrogation of ordera an^ *7 f ttP tt R
abrogation of rolei f?7^ RT ft?H7R
abrogative ad/, (lending to afarogata)
( J\), ftriRT^^R

AbtldU

•bio0ttot 9

«^ro>ltor ftrreVi (.n) tn., etc.

Abromt I?o(.

A.«ugu«ta((levirtcotton) (its juiea
^ ]S serviceable in dysmenorrhea
w r»?-Nndk )

A. ftstuostsA, auguita
Abronii Bot. (Olc. ^bros 'graceiuV)
irhwT-snnft
A, Istifolta

A. umbeUita (umbel

tstn)

Abroscopui (a genus of birds)

mnfir

abrolsnum=souibernwood ^rysTym.
abrotine Ckeni- /

abrupt adj4 1 (broken ofTi very steep
or ciagsy) frrTi
2 (snddeni hasty )

S (unconnected, broken)

4 Bot. (suddenly terminating aa i{ cut
off) •VtBlIl, fil nw
abrupt fall (m prices) «jm ^
abruptio placentae ^r>f. (premature
detaebment of the placenta) Vtf^-

abruptly

abruptly acutDinate Bel. tbavtag a
broad apex teperiog abruptly to a
ibarp point) errfcwmKl^R
abruptly bnlboue ilveol. wufktrv

abruptly pinnate Bot. eTRfknv trF^
abmptneaa arrvf^RVtR n , Rtfva^/.,
anf«QV!R n.

abrupt tenmnation tt(HI Ts^
abrua b abri lemina » jeqnirity ■>

jumble beadaisprayerbeadiBAurtn.

H***! / . n.

Abrua Bot. gesn-tntt^

A. ninor'^A. precatorius
A. precatonu* (jerityuiiy, Jodiaq
)i<yaorice, ]e<iuirity, patemoiter
pea, rosary pea, weather plant,
wild liquorice) tTTRt*R* 3 U»| (M.P,
gun/, gumoAi)

A. pauciflonisaA. precatorina
ebt, (absolute temperature) R^,
(S^HfflX)

•bare*# 3f*d. (<•/. r^r »Kfn ta

Br)

abscessed fctFRRT
•becees ot lung

abscess of teeth (from 85^)

abscessrool (a herb irith blue flowers)
>tt«I5*n /.
abscise rp. Mtia^fR
abscissa Georn. IJIT m
abscissa of the point Sart
abscission 1 (cutting oft) atRl«&^R ii ,

tii,

QBot.Sttrg

absciss layer Bot (a layer of lepara-
lion) aiRl^() 4^

abaeondtb Bawd P.C.) RUU W . RR-
rIrr, RjTi VTRT>^an*IRt (s« abduct)
lie absconded with the money
RR«n teRT W«ft *TRI
escape fiRBWft
elope HgUWTRR

absconded aiij. Boio (l.P.C ) tUTWI*
ftrti

absconded offender amu^lRTt •TRtl'ft
abscooded ofTemlera register ntu»l*
fR?T.ertinfR-R*3ft
abscondenee BotcMTtVlRd n

absconder taie«t*re(R*,*lTihTI ( fl)

deserter inftwin
escaped fgR^fRft
fugitise RRWpft
pnson'breaker
runaway

absconding contributory >nWif^

aCRTf*^

absconding debtor attip.fl ftR-

RWfitff

absent debtor ae^fipra Rfift
absconding offender arR^CT iHTTid
absconding person WRRfnf^nt aufs
absence Hj'trtufil/.

1 ■r^f5tf«/.,ftT8in.

3 (want, lack) wwie «.

Sfiftti/.

4 (an empty or unfilled plaoe) 41>R
WTR, ftw 4RIR tj

5 «R«f|j|h7 «.

in absence of party Baw RTR tft itjR.

absence beyond •eetat^RRTf
abseore from atation Rstp
«baenc« o! defeeta RlRnriV
abaenre of mindq«R>Rin«tn
•bacBco oa duly (PB.II.W)

wgRf«&

abaenee on leave aTRRittT^’tfwfe
absence atate P*pf7iopaJ)iol qyRIftWT
absence without leave Kav,

(oITense of unpermitted absence)
wgRf?r ftRi atguf^fir, atRjtm argR-

absent ad; wgR^RR

1 (being av9ay from a place)

•ttllhTR

3 (not present) WRWRTR

3 (not existing) atfttiRiR, aOTTR

4 (inattentire) ?i;»R-*mR, »tRR^
{■VI)

6 (preoccupied) RrR'RRt^
absent tb. atgRlRTR, wg'tftRR
KgRftRR URT
absentation atgutUlR n.
absent debtor atgufiiTT Rl«n
absenteeti l(onawhoabaentahtmBel{}
atgRTRlv'l ( •»!.), atgRfttnt m,

' 3 (a land-holder nho Iivei in an.
other place) aT^RRUni^ (•!%), at^tTMT

absentee ad; HJJl/ttTR
absentee allowance ngR^UT^
wgRWIRl wwt

abtenieeiam i MgRTRirRmt arcRR-

Rlfitm /.

3 LaBaur argbft«mm.wgRWtfltm/.
absentee landlord at*RRRn(l
abaeniee landlordism ataftSlI^

RfjTtR

absentee itatement atgR^RTl^.fkRTUr,
atjnf^RW-cnPB.ftRTUI
tbaenler atgRlRWI ( Hi WgRtRidl (

abaenting himieU yRftatguf^RR ffiRy
absent inspite of service of lummons
Law "TCPt Rf ^
absent fetter .Va«/i. wtR aw
absent-minded tulj RlfRRtRW
abaent-mindedneia /.

absent on lour R^tR-RITR
absent owner arvRRRT^ WTrft
absent spectrum itfRllRiR (RiRf^
absent tresiment W JRftRJT W^RTt
absent voter wgqftRR Rsprwt
abaeni voting arjufjirn;*^
absent without leave acgRfs Kg.

Rf^Rtf

AbsldUBo(.(belongstolfaooraIbs

ibtolute Ria]oiit7

Abfidi* tpinoia

»irt Widespread esp in »oil)
jraft
A. »pino»i
abeiDlh f flT7 m

•Lsintbe, (bsiathinm 1 (the common
wormwood, jlrfetoiiio aJ'iiwI/mnn)

?nrTfn

2 (irT elcoholic lienor) /

•beiolhc'^reen i

2 (» colour yellow lah yellow green
in hue, end o< high V bnlh

ence)

abeinlhial »b«itfl\iiaTi adj
2 (hitter)

alrtmthijte rh (to impregnate with
wormwood) f
■beinlhic ait) ffcirfrt

■beiDthin CJiei/.

•beiDthine ad] f firr-grtf
•lointhiim Utd f
rsi/

•bTiothiimie ad]

•beiothium 1 Ool TftTT n
a worm-wood Pltarm m

worm +8 wood)

Abeiothium vulgirowA r( eoi i e i «
abeinthinm

■beoloie aJj. 9 %^, vnr, (not to-
letiT*) (oied in Mele-

yetera)

1 (elitolred) WTgw

2 (freed) g»K

a (free from imperfection]

4 (complete) *1^

6 (free from mirtore) ttfinrieirfirm

6 (pure) SJ^

7 (free from limit) etOff
6 (free from reiitnelion)

B (indeyendent)

10 I^ie (not relitire)
llOrom (•tenaingipirt)^^^

12 (ultimtle)7Trr fi

13 Pht/i (independent of irhitrery
atariAarA* id TneeanTement^yi^TO

14 .Sinfiifiri WWW, firt^
in ebwilule diiregird of

w jw
abeolute n yriT n

pbiloaopby of the Abiolute ^TIJ-
T*i

alrtoiolf jcceleratMB phf,,

abaololeactepuneetaw

ffl

abaolute atcohol CS<"».9li3T
3? pare)

■haolule and unconditional 7TR fctf

jrfwwnfpt

abiolote eeiigpment Lata ■f*!'

abaolute aeyminetryfg^lStrtffiftCrm
latiTO aayinmetry wftfoft)
abaolutebloekiegilfp trafV

permiaaive btockiog wg?)tT-<SOT-

abeolulc block eyatem Ply (only one
tram la on the block aection at any
one lime) wi^iRfilfihott for

abiolote boiling point Pkyt-

abi^Dte ceiling Aeroneutica tJThliSfH
aemee ceiling q^atsiq ,
abiolote charge £lec
abiolote eonatant <nn RTl*

abiolote eontinoSty IKtn rinfflin
'abiolute cootrahaBd^y.grfvifkfXfYK
abiolute coneergence V«tV 9 TiT

abiolote conreyanee Laa wflt'

abiolute eooyieiion (beyond poeiibi-
lity of dooM) W feP 97 , T 7 firm
abiolute eorpoanabeolute field
abiolote coat differencea ftmrjof)-
»iTT er»sy

abiolale dead letter (Twot WT'if^
abiolote decline wotVg

■binlule deotily 94 ^

ab«ololeil«Tiation JfjJ owftxfrwww
aliaolule differcotiation b covariaut
different III lOO
abiolale ilifcrelion

U\fS

iA>KAtfte fiTK|«nntni Stalirtica fgfnt

in abiolutr diiregard of O «V( tPtOT
vtm w %V jw

abiolute eronomire rgtV-( KUTTIQ,
gy Mvrrra

ahMdule clmrowieteraiiatanee elec-
(fomefrr

abaolute error fitortifira fhnf

abiolote eilate Laa *nnf^4 ftT^T
abiolute eihici (onehanging moral
code) rflweit

abiolute extreme lleleoroJ. *(l*n
abeotule field jSfath (fitld of rational
numheri) 9ffH^h5-tnT
abaolute forest land tgw Tl-gfif (fit
only for forest growth)
abaolute foreit loil
abaolute form ifttapK (puro form) 37
77

abaolute form factor JVretfrv (where
tha basal area Is tneasured at any
eonrenient bei^ht and tlie volume
referi only to that part of the tree
above the point of measuremeut—
1 P Jl ) fdrtw »nTft-»rt 7
abaolute galvanometer FAu, 9^9

abaolute geometry°>byperbolie geo.
metry arillrjt-^iSirifvpi (hyperbola

abaolnie gnaranly JPTigflr

abiolute height Phyi fWlF T'TW
abiolDteJbiMongrain Sfofiifiea

abaolote humidity 8^79 Mlf^Ti

ftrtwinTlrj

abaolote bypermetropu Ophlhalmel.
TTOTTVPTlfwm

abiolute impediment LaKiTTW 77717]
abaolute intereit £aui
abaolute invaniot Jfofli. 7m 1^119
abiolote law ftxm

abaolute liberty 7m WPslFTI
absoluieluminoiiiy ST%7W77l{^
abaolulely odv 7^71, ftTWI, 7m.

absolutely clear 77^, r47I»7 fTT
■baolutely compulsory B?t7f 7f2t7t4
tbioluiely coniiDuoui function Hath
BOTi 1177 firy

abaolulrly ronvergent Hath. BoVt-

Tn«nf!

ibaolutely forbidden BUTT Ofti;
absolutely nceeaiary 7mi7777
aWlutely requisite fT7ia7 71777*
absolute ma^'nitudc 1 .Vaffc (sl^oluta
value) rm»T ar?)

2 i4«fro« iriTW (l/rightneia

Cspriase>l in ahHoliitn units)
abioluli majority B<7I TylOTl

absorber

absolute taajority e{ votes 11

ati^olaie msjorit y of Tote» wm «j»n
ah^late maximam VTW wfl^*
ftiTW

abMiate iM*»mom pncr VTT?Tfl5
al>»o1ate mM^nre of devution
atwolnte mi»a«nre of »kewnei* SMJii-

/.Vx f^'rv fm-T-sr?

ab«oIate jnioimoin wf^

/is fr. pip<'r ^rt
trust bo reifucM to absolute toirii
mum)

absolnte mosareh ^rrJTT?r3i ftr^TI
*T^T*

absofate mooopoij Efon *!Tft
fTTTt

absolute motion PJiyj rPt

absolute music fafrt* rjX
absolute neeeiiity
KM tea'll

absoluteness l (jndeperdence of
ererythtni extraneous) f-tT^JTTn

5 (unhoiteJosss) *n?TsrV rv.

3 isbsoiut* power) vrtj-erf*/.

4 (independent reahtf) /,

6 (positiTeness) tfW »•
absolute nambeT'*ficld snCtir ei^jsj
absolute occupaacjr Xstw <1^ *f<T.

tr%T

absointe occupancy and occupancy
tenano vrff «ftf

WEt*

absolute occupancy xiglu «TT*f srftT-

absolute occupancy tenant ^T*T wfif-
trfrrt-wie^
absolute owner UTtT
absofute ovncrsbip Eato VT?
absolute parallax ^jtrou. V^»-
■WR

absolnte physical volume (el supply)
firr^rst ^fr5 tmn
absolute pitch WTfTT
absolute position (position In aos®.

Iota fpace) frfJtT
absolute power vrtf
absolute pressure Zferh. S^TS? ftfn
absolute priority irpT
absolute proper motion Aitron.
fttV-rarTTr^rift

absolute property Lav anffl

absolute pnnctoality *ntn »r«'4Ti^4
absolute qaartile deviation Slaltthet

ffvrst Fn-r^

absolute requirement qin
absolute ngbt Lav ^rfJTITt tflR
•ifr^

prerogative

absolute nse (PAM If €76) a^7®t

absolute rule ftrHlT fWl

abfa)aie »a)e fiTV
absolute tcaIe=Ke)vin scale
irfj

absolute sentences of unpnsoflaent

f-tt'TlP'T

absolute spare

absolute specific praviiy aVfW BftrjiT
xrrT, *t3*i77t. •fnfsrT RtT (referred to
*3 a vacuum t^*)
absolute state ownership Trit TTR*
¥T,frPT

absolute temperature (T, abs)PAv-
tiial Chfn ?r7 (*7 » 9 \)
absolute tenore VTtt aiTJP.f^TTf
absolate tens 1 rc^tt ^

2 a> constant term dfj
absolute time 1

2 Aitron (aaiDgleeomtsonataodard
of mean tolar time) trR77 VR
absolute title iew fmrfSr

»T*5

absolute onit trc^
absolute onit of work jifatb.
«4-*n5^

absolute value tr^, S^TW
absolute velocity Piy». f>fT5ta^
absolute veto <J7tT wfirttr
absolute viscosiiy«coe£Bd»ntofvis«
Cosity W|VfiPV"^in
absolute volt WTVtT

absolute lero PAyr VnT s\-t?

absolution arti^^ ,

1 (absolnogfrom gniU, sin, penalty,
etc.) wTBTw=T t> ,-«r7grw/, VRHffe.

^nijTwlvtr,

^rirrsf^H n

2 sa, Wtrv^TR

3 fs-si^s n.

4 II , oiMi

absolutism 1 ftOu-RTT, VTtT*VTT m

2 Pol. Sfi. 'Wntfk-VTX n.
absolutist 1 i 4 (HfT^, fVfjyfrft (-^^

2 VliAlff^lfl (•T’O *"•
absolutory =5absolvatory ad/. tPT^W)

( rO

absolrafory=ab«olntory
absolve tft (ab-tn* -rtoicrrr^^lwT-
JTTV^, trrgw «T3i
1 (to aet free or release, tt from
eofne ob!igitian,<i«ht,

V^nilivH, *7 ff, ^’rnttTtPT,

vv» 7 tr 1 r^, tnrrrerv^

2 (to finish) si**i-n ■vssi

3 (to accomplish)

4 (to pardon) OTT STR
6 (to pronounce free)
yr-sfiPt,

ahsolved

absolve from doty

absolvent, absolver n

absclver arrsTwe m

absonant ael; «n»T:^ (-fq), Aw, e-

Sf>ET'

absorb eb (from Zdf. tariert

'to tnclt’ Y’t, C/. adsorption
absorbancy ST^T* « , JntPm/.
absorbed ad;. 1

2 Con

3 ss*”i,

to be absorbed in increments 3 ^;;^
&AA^iT8>rr

absorbed ammonia rnnft

absorbed in meditation CTHRtl
absorbed in ttnd^ armTR-tlfl
absorliefacient akj 5^^ (•^)
absorbefacieni n. ^ed (any agent
promoting absorption) (-T^) m.
absorbency =**b*OTbancy
absoibent adj. ("T^,)
absorbent n. (a aubatanea that abaorbel
JT^ m.

absorbent cotton JfR

absorbent cotton wool H 1 <^

absorbent gland Anal. Of^tr

absorbent gronad Painl. ST^ x0f
absorbent lint PAorm JT^
absorbent property
absorbent screen=absorption screen
absorber 1 sr^T^ n , irqAtr,
n (regenerator)

2 Paper HJj m.

tlioitK. film. 12 .bilncl Udo.i .coount

absorpuye aJj, n^jfr (
absorptive inflneliee HWW

fume absorber Ciem
absorbing aij (•*’1,)

absorbing « H^jni «
absorbing banbing company atsjisHt

absorbing baira S^jft Ttff
absorbing organ Bot il\'n »f*T
absorbing root Bol ^

absorbing surface 5^^ it®
absorbing Vvell Citil Enjiu
absorptance phys /

transmittance trftftai
absorptio-meter Phyt JltJUfl-WI’T ni.
absorption 1 si^TH ii

aiiftfstWn
8 fnfll'JM n
4 (of coins) ft ,
absorption and retnra of currency
«i «si?ra^ awwi’t
absorption apparatus s^tPKTlf^i

absorption bands

absorption blocks ( compressed into
eylmdrieal form) a^JPl TW
absorption bulb Cbsni
absorption circuit flsJio
absorption coefficient
absorption current Eltc n:’e[?«HTC
absorption dynamometer
JTt"

absorption factor Ofttet (eoeSciest
of absorption)

absorption laws^Draper liw Chtm

Own

absorption lines FXyi
absorption mat CMn
absorpUon of food (by plants) «t*-

absorption of light p^yi TO?r
absorption of mind ari^friT. iTTif
absorption of money *T «t*rt|fai|
absorption pipette C>i«in n^rn-wrr*
absorption pit (KCA. B8)
absorption screenoabsorbent aereeu

PpiKi

absorption spectnim Phyt u^j| .

absorption ryttem sr^w^ft
absorption temte ir^rnTW
absorption lobe Cksw h^pmto
absorption type terrace
TBIf

absorptiveness si^finiT /.
absorptive region Bot 5^

abrorptive ro4it.Bo/
absorpliv ity = absorptreeness
absque (witbonOf^l
abstain 1 6 ^ ^

abstain from attending a school
TBTrretT «3qfta9
abstain from drink rif^ ft ^

irfw ^

abstainer ndy qihrfw, qHTsnp
abstaining adj C**^)

absttiidng n si.

abt tiinmeat = abstention
A B station (aviation beacon alation)
ft? ww (ft>n5i?*sili-wra)
abstemious od} 1 (sparing in diet)

Q fwiEl (<f.)

abstemiousness fltSicTfsa

abstention 1 aabstinence qffvint ts.

2 fttW os , tfiiftwn /.
abRentious trattm (•>!%)
absterge v6 atlfurfa
abstergent adj »PTt mJ«
detergent «(f; «tqv(H«

abstersion Mqmiiasi
abstersive <jif^ fToirfi wwrf*

absteriireness atMiml^si /.
abitinence ss

1 n ,
oi., iJtil-WjN n

2 fcon tidl’mi/, uftaira «
abstinence theory (of intereat) Eton.

abstinency » ibstmeoee
abatineitc adj. ftwiiT. ttbwiff
abstinent ss. ntnttli sn.
abstract SI 1 ft^TT, tn?, Wfhr

3 (that wbicb cunpriasaia jtaelfthe
essential qnaktiea of a larger thing
Or of several things) ttltMug sn,

8 (abstract term or idea) at^, at^
wiaaift qq si t ai^ wiq sn.

4 PAorm RVT n

m the abstraelfirrmRr.
abstract r^ (to withdraw) ftnff, aiq-

annqq (take away),

(separnte), ft vl fftqq
(i«,to abstrict the notion oldimen-
Bion fiom that of space), rif-tnai,
(to taVo secretly),

(to take dishonestly), TTHl,

fWslfbj qqi?! (to suminti ise)
abstract adj 1 (considered apart from
any application to a particular ob-
ject) (occurs in wt^n^, Tiftlftr
etc), ftt'fW
2 fttiy,

8 AfnfA (used viitliout relerenee to

a thing) ar^

4 (evpreasing a property, quality or
attribute) niqqr Ct (t^)

6 Logie ynHISsw, tjarafft ( f*!.)

5 (general) HWpq. atft^iq (opp par-
ticular)

7 (applied toptirs seien«i aa disting.
from applied Ki«i«r)B^i,^*'*i>«din*

8 Pfli'ibi ‘Serilp qftrs

QirAwT

10 -nra

11

abstract account fiftrs feWT
abatrart and transcript
•rafft

abitrtrt bill ddftiin
abstract book jw*

abstract budget flfwvR «|iiaqqq!
abstria contingent bill ^tTT-

Mini

abstract diet roll KTtR qWTaftf

abstract economics anj^artmqi tore
economies SI wa^irra)
abstracted adj 1 anj,*,

ifUffTt, ftftvE, (ra^ftw

S (inattentive to surroimdisg ob-
jects) tpnfitw

abstract enumeration fiftirq ntFlU
abstracter fiSiqq, ( vq.) m

abstract group AfotA
abstraction 1 attr^^it si , Orqi^If

8 (theory) m , VSTIt /.

4 (aheence or ahsorptiMi of mind)

abstractionut vsqqmO ( t\) in.
abstractive ad/ w q q^ ( P^)
abstract ledger account fl^tva sqnO-
fewi

*b<tiici mthematics

13

abusive language

ahstraet (puro mathc*

at> 4 tract mcrhanai^purc mcclianiei

abstract metluxl fri^
alatrutnciis / ■ etc.

shstraot noun wn ^T. wmra* ^
sMtrait nutnlier ffrtJA fiJVt
abUract of J«ily rr-iucr of lO-paU-
eni» w» ftfhvf sft <rin ^

abstract of e^llmate

sbitraet of cTpcQiluore TV’T*?T5flf^

al.itract of bobliogt

abstract of indictment

abstract of mortality (JM. 11.63)

abstract of pay^n-nftjrf^
ab^tcact of pleas £flwSftpT^4rfifrP!l
abstract of receipt and expenditure
stRt itv ^ ttRiiRv
abstract of rejisterol transactions

abstract of icller’a receipt frire.jri^-

abstract of the eridence ’(t

abstract of title £it<o (an epitameofllis
fuceesnite canreyances and other
facts upon wbicli a person's title to
a piece of land exists)

«f<TOt.^tvrT
alistract register

abstract register of receipts and ex*
peuditnre JnPatnn*^^!

tr«ft

abstract return olaVTri

abstracts and summanes iftfjrftavl rfVf

abstracU of orders atl^f aft ofijP Jvt
abstract table BIT/)

abstract term Logte JBVrft
ahetricted adj. •fTT^t'S
abstnetion Bet. crqc^ n.
abstruse adj. fpprfi y’nr, JTT, jgv,

abstrulion (act of thrustinj array)
«. (ancient word'
abstrusity etc.

absnrd o/(/. 1 ST^im, argCvv,

wgf^. wa^, «3TT¥,

**rTTi &aid of an e'tion)

2 /.iMitf (selfconlradictory) fta

(•«)

absu^llty n .

wjttti /.wAw. tifaft'^p

nfPrftRBt m • »nRftapanfin n (the
last two words occur in
absnri! statement or act f^^TtTS

snrvr

ah* u r d u m = a)>su rd I ty
Abteiinng faTRi'n, m.
alilsrminal ad> Phystel. WfUmCtC
abnlia Ptyt’iol (lose of wiU powett^
abnormal lacL. of ability to act)
ITCSTWIT «i

abulomania ^44 pI|U| 4)'S1IT m.

Aba monnUin Oeoj •rtT-gvv
abundance l ffjTdf w ,

3^? 01 , vflHatn / , wnr »«.. «*•

(oeenra m 3 30 W), tTTTqi /,
(ocenre in STWnren), 3*^ m,
VJ«5«I /, «5«% BIpV, Blfttrv.
Wirt n , wjm /., rilftr,
ffifnjm.

S Pleat Eeel.

very rare (r j ) bWVts (».ft )
rare(r)ftw(ft)
occasional (o ) (C )
abundanscantela non nocet (“extrema
cantton does no hitni") atTBWiBixr
iluil Bnrfire BWB h) ft tft^

abundant (K/y.

atRtl'4 1 T^tTp ftvj5t
apfuntreof-Bgr
abundantly tulp. BgTp BJpBTtlrp
abundant number (a number as i
which W less *d than the sum
of its various divisors 1 , 2, 2 )
JJilbraVrt ftrSBI

deficient or defective number (u
13, which IS greater at^iSi than
the snm of its various divisors 1 ,
3, 2 , 3) gwiubBln ftwr, <)^ ftwi
perfeis number (as 6 , which is
equal to the sum of its
Vinous Jivisora 1 > 3, 3} yBHB-
ftwfl, #tW

imperfect number (either greater
or less Btm than the sum of its
Tsnocs diTiaora) ftVBTp

Bflx^ ftsui

abandant proof BgrBB.si
abundant (or perfect) year Jtuiih

Calendar (355 days) wfrs
regular year (351 days) BIBFB ^
defective year (353 day*)
ahura (greenish flowers) m.
aburaliozu (Jap., lit. 'fat pneat") ’ft’tT /.

Enlepis zonifer BIBPB
ahuraclian seed (yields an aromatio
medicinal oil) tfta

Benzoin prsecox ati |-^$9
aburst=burslicg
aburton adj. Naul. Bgaw
athwart ship BtvgtrBf
fore*and.aft st«btbtb
athwartwise=athwart h j g w
ahusable adj

abuse tb. 1 (to pnt to a wrong use)
JTTtlTJR, 851«i)B

3 5*^f5tT «TBT. BWrtTB,

S*f(T>Tp fsiHri CTBI

illuse

misuse JUTtB CTBT
abuse n 1 £rt,e ni, (Const )

2 (a corrupt practice or enstnm)

«TW(T,

3 (offence, crime, fault) n,

4 (abusive language^ BBBBf m

/, trwtrr, wtmB II.

misuse, misuser gstftn
illuse 5015)1

noD-user Bjmifl
abusee «.

abuse of authority HTfiTOT ^ JTTqVfr
abuse of discretron
abuse of distress (abuse of distrained
goods) BI 5 W 5TTB)b

abuse of female child
abuse of official position •riBTlftr
w 5 Tbb)b

*ha$9 el power jrftr V}
abuse of process of Court VBtBT^ty.
llfiEBT TTTbVb

abuse of the right of questioning i^TT

5 ^B)B,

W 5^71)1

abuser 1 ( B), tg^*

>BTf), xmrO. itil ( ri) m.

2 Blf^TTl^ (■’!)« tTBT, BBBrtl

( n) "I-

abusive a(f/. 1 (viTongly used, miajp-
plied) 5 »Byr,

2 (practis ngabuse...)BTftTrt), 5 r$V

Jpfl ( 7?T^. CitTHl^ (-TJ)

abusive languige irnit^ m , Blfft /.

abusire oi irviulting I* Actei# deUnant

aimiTe'or iDsulling getture or
Uaguige nT^'l^**fginw^*n**T{l

•butri.l wfl-li RW

rw. fTW^pTT. BT5 ^^Tf
3 mff dt fTai«*<i
Biy Uod »buta upon vourt irrt
anrft ^tfiT % wra ^

Abota Bot. 3Trf5f

A. njfeicens (jieliJa then bite pir^
ira btlTa
Abutilon Bot

A. uiati«um=3COQntry millo^ (it

haathort awa*— Bi*u) wg
(«5 abort ^ aaro)

A. aTiccDBie (eultiTited id China
for China jute— WiUia)

A glineiim(02ourvm*ailTer)')TW*

A. frareoleiu tar hirtam ■ A.
lurinm

A hirtam (hiritm 'hairy*)

•tvA

A. udieamamn^'tTeXB.K
Hindi *<t)

A, taiigne «<Vtr(0 *«tft
A. mafapotamicum tiv*’(bn'«T^
(/lUfapotarnKun ‘big riTtt Itio
Oraodt)

A. mnUeamsA. glsnnim
A. iheophraali n ladiaa mallow
wAmencan ]uie (j letTs a coane
fibre for cordage^ Baaii)7'<^-#T€t
A.TiUfoliam (nri/ofiKm 'rina hks
leaTca') •XWlVi*%^ at
abatmant 1 ^fr, m

3 AreK. HlOtSU a>

S Kreh iftftrm-WPf n
atuaiaUing: joiDi)afJt«nRBf^fn.
i my (end anpport of an arch)

alratimnt arch (tha arehofabndge
salt Iha ahora) WJW vig
abntment fieri (tha fier of abridge
next tha ahora) aijag ■gQtV
3 Bir w-TOw

abotul 1 afaiftin. Kfswfn-dim /.

3 sfl'wfrr-arBWi, -ftafi /.
abutuli Bf-rffurt (short for sfsncf
»nt wi(» iJfiRi^

abniier (the owner of a eonlignent

estate) TT4-<TTlft(rt)ir

abutting ^n*r 5 *^

adjoining icr'*!
adjacent timv
annexed at^i^
eonliguoua
aubjacf nt aril'ttf

abutting joint sfippnff ftPw, JrjWltft

abutting owner
«TJft

abnaa^buaaing

abyim ttfr «.

abjimil eJj 1 tmtiij, Hf)iiiaoi
sr^^ (nnending)

3 (fonnd in tho abj seal rone) WtHiftt
abyaa 1 ■rfl'Pttlt anftPtS m.

3 arif«f»:fii,f?ntia«

8 arxt*m9 m , (deep tmniaaanrabla
apace)

4 Attorn water of the deep tea)
abyaatl odj

3 Be(r<9 wplntonM <ra>af^
•byttal fauna tii|(V(|ll(f BlftwiB
abytatl life atilTVCItd dtt
abyseat roeka=p1aiomcr«cVe
tbystal lubrealm Beet. at*tt« ar^n
abyiial lonesDaaaalia (realm eonaist*
ing of the deep toa) WHTVttw
Abjiitinlan banaiu e Muia eniete
(laaraa about 80 ft. long, inedible
fruit)

Abyatioun gold 1 (lalnit gold— gold*
like braae) w.

3 (alamiDium brouze)t'MUij-wUMn.
Abyatioun primrose (« truo primrose)
^OvITft/.

Fnmuta tioeiuii a mi l »<l
abyiio- antra

abyaeobentbonie cd) antra ftTCTitft

l-n)

abyaaobenibonie aone antra-finm «ft-

abyaao-pclegie forma an7ni>vc'att<t
BPlV

abyiao-peUgie aone wrna-Q^
a/c (account) Com ^an)

AQ. B. al, (bbu aM)

Ac (acetyl) Oum Q« ffH"*)

Ac (aetiamm) Clleiia. ^ ^C*S)

AC. ( Agneoitiinl Chamiat) f> K.
(T^^roaB)

Ac, ae (a!ic> elic) Chein (^r«)
Ac (alto.cnniulus) T, 5- (^^^'S*^)
a c. (ante cibum 'before meals') T-

(tita^-VJ

A (X (Assistant Commissioner) at. art.
(«?1« «T3W)

A C (C. *■* EJ ( Assistant Commis-
aioner, Crime and ExecntiTe) tl.WI.
(«t. ft.) (anB« anaa. mtiu m ft«n75i>
A C. (audit certificate) tt. B. (SwiO^IT*

' Bums)

ACA. (Additional Circle Auditor ^

•t f It. (*nt itatBftaw)

AcA, AcB (actinium A, actinium B)
Cknii. «l » . « (^ a. ^13 «)
lea^atechin (aca* (or acacia)

Wftft/. ^

aea<atechol CAm.
aca<ateebu Cob Ind. m.

aeacetin Cbem 4TStr^'>OfH /. (oeaeia^
4 orrfifi Hftt found tn the leaves of
Ihe eoamoa loesat tree JiottniA
putidoaotna W**S*)
arieia J (eo&tnon locuat tree) WBJtt
•n

3 (gum arable) ftBiS m.

8 (a colour, yellow in bua aad of
high B brilliance) RftB m.

4 Bt\» III , B^B

0 B acacite gummi n gum acacin
Pham Ba^.ftnitt n
Acacia Bel. Bt^-BBlft

A. arabica (Indian gum-arabio tree,
black baboo)) BltrPBBC^ (B.M.M
a»v)

A. armata (amala ’armed’— with
thorns) Bt^

A. aoriculaeformia BS^

( the Anstralian vanety havie;
the lame characteristics is named
i-usvit SHI* A decu^rens)

A. caeiu (fo«i<* grey") BV^B
A. catechu (black eatecha, eatechn»
catechu me* am, cutch, Pegu cat^
chu) Wftx B*fB (B.N, M Dm.

W)

'A. concinna sflnt^ Btt[^

A. dealbata:- silver wattle (an ever*
green tree with grey, lometimes
silvery bark— Tr.II 464)t»8 w»v*
A. dee,.,reDi (eharactenaed byphyl*
lodes) B*^B

A. detinena (10 it (be i' orsa are

Acacia eburnBa 15 Acalypha maciophylla

cTarrel in tha forra of a Loolt,
when'-e the tinwary may Cod Jt
almost impossible to escape—
McLean p 030) (detinent

’bold)/);? back’)

A. ebumea (Ilin.

Found in open thorn forest*
on dry stony soil— Tr. II 1G2)

A. (tmetitm {cassia flowaret »por^
tree, ttinkin;; acacia) (tha bark is
anthelmintic— Basu)Ffir!Iftr?Ci’I5
(B. M jf-ttm?)

A. femiginea HCl’<lk‘4 (Baau

irartt)

A. glsucesecn* {glaucuutu some*
what glaucous’)

A. bomda *fHW? wcg*

A. inUimA. ciesU
A. latronam (resembles A plani<
/luM IQ Its (preadiog umbrella*
like erowo, but smaller than that
speeise— Tr.ir.«l)

A- IeoeopMoei»wbtte bebool

(D «ir, riiQ. <15.

Mar.niw <15)

A. longifolu ve^

A. tophaou (lophAntkvi 'beating
Coivers tesetnbliag crests or pin'
niee')TTlj^ si\*s
A. meliooxylon » Australian blacb*
seood fames WepS
A. modesta (it is a small sised tree
— Dasu)

A. monilitonnia

A. Bicoyeosis (thorns are bolloir)

A. penQaUsif{trx^(BiM*'i^iIIin.
mlo)

A. planifroDS b ombrella thorn
(a tree svith a Cat epreading dense
nmbrella*Iike crown— Tr. II iCl)

A- pyenantba (pycnanlKi 'densely
corered with flowers')

A. robtnia b Robinia peeudoacacia
A. rngata M'-llT'l (Bun
A. rupeetnsBA. ieoegal
A, Senegal (B, M

A. siriaaa

A- ipbieroeepbaU (tboms tre Inha*
bited by ante— Lowson and Bahn!,
3017, p. 831) fVlt«1(itr

A. auma enh (B, M 7r<0)

A. sundraBA. catcehn
A. verticiHata {t.erttnllata 'vhorL
leare I") wfeTn

•caeiae gumma b gum acjcu PSarrt.

Pnrtn

acaeiia (acacta+*ifi) CAem (found in
the leares of the common loeoat
tree JtobinM pteudo aeiuta BlitPI

?i««5<) ?rar*nrt)r/.

acacin, acacine n (gum arable)
n.

Mcademic aJj
1 Tnifi^i

rhtOpc, OnVfto, ftw-.

nfii^

amt'uiiK

4 Fine Arti ta?l«lin»l
academic n (member of an academy,
college, or nnirersitjr) finjiIti’M*,

academical iostitotioo
acsdemleali (articfee of dresa)

W^fi.

academic costume fWtrire Vn
ictdemic council «nf5lfro
academic freedom
academician m.

academic iaCsnoation anfufVo ti_U4|
academic institailoo f^ci^TIUT
•eademidani 1 OBannensis or mode
peculiar to an academy)
fktIT-lWI/.

2 sfT*TTT3UiflraT j.

academic or admimatratire experi-
ence or atUinmcDU enfiOn irwi
erja*^ anrui trmrf^fPif
academic <}uaIlficaiioas
Hph, /qualification'

from Coaet )
academic rank enRftn

academic aessioo arttSTtvi^
academic work froHro «t4
academic year aiif^rqn fiTrr*T$

academicBseadeoiy

academism 1 (conformity so academia
theoriee and practices) f^lUlfhn,
fnnrifitit/.

2 (formajiam) anqq|Rq.di/,
academia t B •eademimaa
academite m.

acaJemixallon erifiOn-criT, ffTI*

fl.

acadcroize tb. (to render academic)

anftf>n-«r»i

academy (fiw-ftpr, wFtfq-rm,
fiarst-ftfir:, ««t-rfTit), fi ivug q m.
college tmftaiSW
institute, institution
•chool qjftijwj

academy blue (bluiah green-blue <%•
in hne, saturation and bnllu
anea medium *r«e)

academy board fe-qtTTf (short for
^afeqjjTll)

academy figure (a drawing or pbo*
togtaph after a nude model)
^ig-ftre

Academy 6f Sciences
acadulite fifinrral. Jlhnf>nt m. («itR-
flesh-red, -T* for mineral)
Acadian ilycatcber b Empidonax
Tirescea* (tinged with yellow on
belly and aides)

Acadian owlBsaw-whel Ow] TTT^

C/, Cryptoglanx acadiea wa T c q
*TWT

AcaensBet- (Gk. abainn 'goad'— many
kinds baye a spiny calyx) tiwqhl-
jrmfy (r*» spme+calyx [r«l1 <^11)

A. micTopbylla u\jq9| wWht
sci)Oa 1 n , ftWR)

3 (mahogany) n.

3 omabogany (a colour, reddish
redyellow fliJlfttWi jn hue, and of
low ft brilliance) m.

acaleph Ztjel. «n»a^ ( -rf) m.
Acalepbae Zool (a group of coelente-
rates) m pJ.

aeslepbe Bacalepb
acalycal ad;. Bel. eiTmtsOq
acalycine ad/. Bot. •t^'TtVrr
acalyculate atfj. Bot. (without an
epicalyx) •RfiWtr
Acalypha Bol.gsCTft-nnifi (s^tffq)
A. caneicaoa (Indian acalypha)
«JHl*q gwrfT Glen. S^Ksf)

A. eiliata q*nw gitcrf?

A. fruticosa (found mostl) in South
India— Duu)

A. hiipida

A. indicaBA, caneieana
A. macrophylla gtErff

Aulrpha Bi«l«bttica I® Aetrini

A. mJabiriei %Te.gTTff
A-iDDMica (ntiinira ‘mosaic'i t«
femng to th« blotched colounnn
of IheletTM— PNS)

A. paBicuUu (flowert Biinuta—
B»»o) "’tT't g'rafi
A.tpic*U=A caneeeiiu
Aeamir=() Fndani Ailron

AcuDpe Dot

A p»pilloti«nn*«-m^(ilW <tfr)
A wi^hliani (the pUnt i* ft hitter
finiie— Peeu) •J-flWJ
■cftmp'u j/frf »m*tnn/

■ceniceoui ail] Dot (prickly) ftmift.

•centh = eeaBthu«

■cantlii 1 Dot (pnelle) ftinlB ii

2 2 nef (ftipiBeorppinomflnlfttWX.
ftldlU'lU *1

3 X lint (vertehrftl eolnmn) i^+JT
n (epinoue pro-es* of a vertebr*)
fjmttii

Aeantliaceae Dot « (from

Adliftlodi XrfJiniikfii roftto

V > 1 *)

•canihareou* ailj Dot 1 (pricLly)

2(l>elonging (o tlie AcftAthaceiw)

Aejnihen* Heel ••ZTT^dnrfir
AceothaipiJornorphi v*t»nv(l

n]l

Acentkstpii

AcJDthiixCiineft

A lectulariftaCunex Irctulerie
A rotuDilau = Cimes roiuaJatua
acanthioe a<l] Bll wA-

•caolhiODaiuhiuaal point Crofliom.

/.

Aeanihia Xrei (the bib

t»3 >• abort ^ 10 thia jenoa)
ftcenthile tfrni m (t for ailrer, C
for falpbide, for

BiineraJ)

■taotbo*

AcftDlbobdeUa (“Xho Eimdine* do
oot,aaTe(oioDeeaeeptioD(AcftDtho-
Uetla] poueea chaatae'' CNB. 11.
Mfl] wmtwHnTfif
AcaoiboUelhdft re(d.rnhh«f.emn.
■ctiitlw>.«arpo«i

AcanthocephaU (tha proboieie i«
anned with recortad tpinea) «*?•
5*n (Wclati)

Araethorertua

A pentaponu* ijiss^at
AcaothoehriloDema Paranfof. (the
embryo does not poeaeae ft eheatb)
•r^WWI-ffm^ {«f IS the •tiemSrftna
■arToondinjt the einhryo)
Aeanthodea=Aeatithodii
acanthodean c acanthodiaii
Aeanthodee Polronfot 'iwiawi'HBlM
A, broaai«l«jat|

A. fOBCinOUS
acanthodian ail/

Ararithodidae ei

Aeanlhodii, Arattihoilca (oach fin is
eupportad byftatant apioe) Bsnj*
mpt

Acaothodiutn prostan m Blephans
simtica Dot

Acantbohaminpa (it haa eight aciftll
setae— PH 1 378)iV««lir»tU’»-**ir»
acaothotd ad/ •'TJ’T

Aeanihotimoo Pm
A jIumareuM ijBftn (js.

fen 'glume*. ^(Nmarroio 'with
chaffy bracts)

A venasium (crHuirnn 'pleasing,
lotely*)«w*«tBra^
acsDihoIogy Dial »

acanthoma jf«( >lgui|( m
Acanlhophis (oroelA. 'h cphii

‘serpent’ wf|) Pool. Speglf^^ntlfil
A. aotarcticuoi (death adder) om

Acaotbopleurs

A. japonics (* chetooid)

ftirs

Acanlhopoeosle .( ers mTa^f^-np^
aeaothopodod;

acantbopodoue adj I Zoof. «*rnT
9 Dot (baeiDg spiny petioles
or pedoBcIea Sfsz^»T
acanthopore Paltontol (a tobulftr
apioe) iieuAW n

Aeanlhoptcrjpi AooJ. I (m the old
clftssificfttioo— epiBC'rayed Sihea)
TmW'tnt n>

9(id modem etsssi3eatioB}A\ff.«I9T-
m pL (air bladder VVniB Is cloaad

Aeanthoptila Xrri cszm-tnnfff (the
feathers n of the upper (plumage
and breast hare stiff shafts which
become very spinous when worn)
acanthoiii Jl/rJ. TtffffesTlft; /•
aciothosii ni^cans Jfed, fmt vm

WI\fi

aeanihoat ad/ flWJff

Acanthundae %e^v{.eyi m.
Aeanthunis =Teulhie
surgeon fish = barber fith = tao

VVtJVB

aesttthns 1 Do/ •'gift (*1^) m.

9 Xrch.

Acanthus Dot (a genua of pneU
harbe, Ok. elanthot is Bkt.

•nftt-tnrfff

A. ilic3fiilius(s»ah«]}j)f^f7TC*n
(B, KtKfff. Hiiu Sen Anrtnci
Innle)

A. mollis (meffis 'soft or taade
usually maane ve)vetty';»t^w
A, splDOSUS
tcaDthiis )ee(

ars}mii ffed (abnormally low eontei
of CO* B»i)«niV*«mi/.
atapsulared; Sol. "aw {« 1 ft eapinl
aeaptt f%Rt m

Andirt imcrSriaa ■> Vouacapoi
amencana

scapnlco (Coista olafo) m
scara ifoof. (they build neats)
n.

Cichlidte m.

Acaripie^cof (ageaueofmitea atari
'mite* +apii ‘hooey bee*) tufle^f
innft

A woodi tnmnr
ocatdiaTnat fTWtff m ,
acan i pi, of acarui
QwAcanna
acenatis VfSrfVXJ/.
acarutre adj. J'WTW
acancidc m.

acarid (one of the Aearida) (-f
m.

AcaridaMAeariaa
acaridomiUniD 2’sol,«r*finTtTm,
sesri/onn ad/. Poof,

Acarina Pool. «»fir-*ist »n.(«iff order).

mpf. (tbsy bava a siegl*
shiald ffbfr eoTariog tha head aad

■o«io*

17

acctnhuUd

the body)
acaro< 1 (mite)
a (itcii) wt-

•caroreciJium Zoot.Vftv^>!Z m. (any
g&ll on a plant caused by an ncarid)
acaro>dcnnatuu m.

acaroid mlj Zool. (resembling a mite)

acaroid resin or ^um (a resin from
the Australian grass i ree tTOW) W*t-
^Jfl-TaiH. rtwiw-Piti’is
Botany Bay pum OtR^-^ntoW
acaroiopist q^fiini7 ">

acarolopy n., /.

acarojihobia W^iT n
acaroloaicad^^fiRTin (-t^
acarpelous, acarpelloui oil]'

Kirn carpel)
acarpous k/;. Dot. •T'^T
acarus (niite) ( t*!) "*

Acarua ;'eoi er^fir-irjnf'J
••A" cases (SOM. 47) fm

acatalectic adj. Piot. 1 (not ilefectiie
in the last (ool)

S (a serae svlueh has the complete
number o( s) llables) ’C'rtVT
acattlepsU MeiJ. 1 (uncertaintj o(
diagnosis) in.

S(iosbiIi(y to comprehend, feeUe*
nindedoess) sfTtrRTfrT,

tKatalcpsy ir^snn/. (inconpreheosibi-

lity), «ftK»rnT» wiiir

m (the doctrine that Lnon ledge
araounte only to probabilit) )
acataleptic (.«:() ni.

acatamathetla iUd. 1 atrtei-STWrfflSI /.
3 (impaired power ot perception)

acatapUasia (syntactical apliaaia) StTTt-
Wt^/.

acatastasia i/rd, /.

aeatharsia Ued. atgT^ia /.
acaudal, acaudate adj.
acauletcence /

acaulesceot od]. Dot. \[HW ("^ a*is)
acauliucBacauleicent
acaulis Bot. Tax (slemless— Tr III 967)
an^nt

acBuIose -= acaulescent
acaulous » acaulcsceul
Bcayou ea accjoa

A. & bill (abstract conliogent bill)

^ (rt(&K <r«i»4m ^)

acca n.

accede tfc l (to approach) «flTn*I=Tp
TI»Trn

3 (to become a party by associating
oneaell with others)

8 (to agree or assent to a proposal or
a view)

4 (to enter upon an ofliee or dignity )

-5^,

Q Lam (to become added by way of
accession) StfiT^f^ 8^41.

?[f *T=n

G (as a state to a union) mfT e.s*ii
(Const )

loacccdetoapropoeal mnn

acceding stale fint

accelerando ndt i/utic

acrelerantm)/

accelerant n r^^entri^, tlftri* t>i.
1 Kdue

3 amt (cataiyaOet^Cm.
accelerate cb WW, (to increasa the
speed) it •fWi, (to incresse

the motion) trfe»4’4. sjfit *TWI
aceelersieJ <id> 1
8 Pt'jchel t^fwftssw
accelaratisl erosion arw?^
aicelersted motion i/rcA r^a tlf^
accelerated pace raBa «l1a
acreleratcd promotion ddHiiti rqfta
TfraRt

acceleratedreaction J/r,A raf^anfirfkai
accelerated velocity PAtff raffa
accelcraiing inflqence rat* tmia
■cceleraiioo 1 ra^ei, %aa^i »Tf?ra'4a
« , /.

2Ph)iiEeoI wyein Uattaieeamon)

5 Low (of an estate) taf<ai(^ /
accelersiion due to gravity PAyi

saryfawTra

acceleration note Ptnance WTv|.«ra
acceleration of an estate #471 sft
tafTfnf'W

acceleration of gravity pAj, lanfft*

nRia

acceleration of the 6xed stars ftay*

tfffiJara

acceleration of the moon
acceleration of the planets ngeaye]
acceleration of the tide a^eVT'l
accelerative ad;.t^«%iTTin,

He)

accelerator Eng , Chen , Pholog.
accelerator nerte

accelerator pedal Automobile f^Tej-
iTlT^

accelerator unnae dn<Tt >I?r^{l(4^)
aeceieralory =accelerati\ e
tctelerograph 1 ifil, (for recording
tlie pressure developed bv combus-
tion of an esplosi\e)4^Siftrfi!^m.

2 5r<imo( (lor recording the accele-
ration in velocity of eartliquake
vibrations) iscji w

accelerometer l (for measuring acce-
leration) r^TSTHH ri

3 A/ll. (for measuring tbe gas pres-
sure) BrfWtfJTH m.

acceodible adj ^Tgr
sccenln mT.WTTin (from

T154)

3 Otft WI f«8r. r»5 w.

3 gF'«n«i «

1 (a signilieant (one) nt.

8 Art (einplitsia ) m n

a Hath = pnmeadash (’) ms m.
double prime ms

7 A/iuic SS »
accent tb 1 r^^rmrs,

3 (to bring out distincti), to era-
pbasiae) STSt, SRpST'!

accented adj sm. S^mt. WTtfVtr,
4mnfipt

acceDlleaa SR^r. »RSR.

* 13 '^ (from

iT-rnfflure^), nfhs (from
aif<rai?4)
accent mark 1

2 jjuiic as ft®, TaTHTtf fhs

accentor m. (so called froto

its sweet song)

Accentor Zool gntSS JntTfit
A, modular! (hedge sparrow)
{piru*

aecentuable adj

accentual ad} 1 fSfOT, etc.

3 Pros (based upon syllabic accent)
siWT-a^a

accentuate nd;. = accentuated

accentuate, fc y

8 7iTTfbem, 7Y>iTT «t5n
3 afHT.JTcdiT

accentuated adj. T<wa?r, ?rettT,

accentuation 18

ac^entuition f»

dcrrotuator 1 m

2 f«

acc^pltJihf +fnpo-e‘toUl:e)t^l«T®t,
WtTTt «T^. *«Tit

acceptability ?il*rJsT sftuWRI.

accept a bill Cm

»<ni

acceptable ofknTir.nTlT

acteptablencaa=acccptability
acceptable tttndard ntC^
acceptable lerdici nrjf
acceptance 1 / (Const ), fittETT

ri nfinr^w, n

OCcm (acceptane*bill)E^lr^^‘ft'f*>
(accepted hill) tftf » n

•aient icgtifij (Conat 1"
conditMOal acceptance Lau tfsifh.

eapreas aecepUnce

general acceptance Com RWT»9

implied arrrpllnee Zav Evf^it

(jiiilified acceptance Com

acreptance bill fmt

Rceptance credit ^ jfs tt*^
iccepiaoce for honour Com
e<r»T»i

acceptance house sincrchint banker
(a banking institution apecialiring in
financing foreign Irkde) fa^tlHimt-
atfieW,

acceptance ooteE^lini-^
acreptance of composition £av 4rwn-

acceptance of gifta Sz
41tl( t^CiT

Merepttncf of perrons VVTPT, W 1 TW

acceptance of tender

acceptance of transfer WWiaffTW

acceptanee ralei FstEl4 «4
areepttnrra (Mceplod billa) Com.

ffrrt frw n

acceplanre tupri protest or for
honour igTTTli PtrtW
areeplancy • arceplance
acceplant (accertrr)fitrrt (-^ m.
aecepution 1 /. «,

m , nftmc’if nr' «

2 (recBieod meaning) WnpnA.nnfaB

ari’ n

accepted 'dl^i nfauflu
accepted bill 'dlf'
arcepled contract fdififi tl(3Xl
accepted principle f)nt*5

oKcptcd rrcoramciMiationa

accepted tender

accepter ^acceptor

accepting n Com « . fdl'Elt

accepting ndi (t^)
accepting house Cbm IJ?

accepting inaliluiion riltEItl RW
accepting money on deposit %

tiftt CCTl

acccption (receiTod meaning) fTUlT*
anrd m

acceptor I Lav, Cm (•d) m.

3 CAcm , Radio JiCnitRn (•«m

5 Dot (subatance which accept! the
unsaturated oiygen of moloxida)

*n?l (-n) «

acceptor for hosovr an^nd fdtiwi
accepter of bill of exchange

acceptor lupta protest or for honour

access n Kadmiasion. entrance)

3 (aeeeseibility) tafittlT'Wl /

9 (a coming toward) atfhrni^ n

4 (approach) n ,

6 (iBcreaae by addition) atfd^^/

6 (the means, place, or way by
which a thing may be approached)
nRrmt^^iwi n . ^wT m , •WT' n ,

7 Jlfotrsmoniol Cato gtblHg n.

8 (of a etato) if)tr s*. (Conat '
to have aerrsa an aivtn.

(as, to the records) V*
accessibility arianrswin f
accessible cdj 1 (affording entranet)

3 (arpToaebabIs}Kfitn*n,q>mi^m*
5WW,

9 (obtainable) VT^, gvrn

4 (open to the influanee of) Btn*',
fTfUH'W

aoccssibie form

mum non tiaKit

accessible locality gntf WH

accessible parts girexfiT

accessio i/tio atllrffi/.

accession 1 (a coming to or near) atflt*

3 (approach) JflUW-l fi

3 robfics (act of acceding and bb*

coming joined, as to a confederacy
or union) sWlfSTn i (Cbnstd

(C/ merger

4 (increase by aomething added)

5 (the act of coming to or coaching
a throne, an office, or a dignity)

-S^

6 Lav (that mode of acQuinng pro*
party by which the owner of acor-
poreal substance becomea the owner
of an addition by growth, inerease,
or labour) atfttriwT /

7 InltrnaiicnaJ Lav (set by which

one power kecomte party to engage*
menls already inforee between othsr
powers) »•

ecesMioD book lefirsrics •PC[fcr*5W*
accession number labrerit* (the
number assigned to a book, etc.
shoeing the order of its anqniktioo)

acreSsiOD of Zndiao Stttcs Pe(t<iei
Wl' TfTBt *l

aceessiOD of property Laic ^

■ceestion register Libraries ewifti*

■cceiiion to a federstion Polifics
^rBW-tAxt

ecccsslrit oifj. armCTT
acccssones 3 <|misr n.
accesionum non ducit sed seeputur
euum pnoople ('‘That which Js
the accessory or incident does not
lead, but lollowa itt principal”) Ri^-
BVHH3*n^, ^ ft bum") UIWUI »fw
UUH ^ srgtTTSI tETWI %.•((¥

accctsonura non trahit prindpats
("The accessory doee not draw tbt
principal " The release of surety k
not tbs release of bis principal
altbongh the release of principal e

tbe relsaas of tbe lurety else) 4

aceesiorium lequituia 19

accidental alip

ifw: sraH 1 STffR

BCce»»orium $equ>tare pnncipale
C‘Tli© accessory follows its pnnci*
pal”t where there is no principal
there can beno accessory) ’it®!' JWH*

I JHift «tnn: II ^ iWR

»?nt ft ^ sT^ I
accessonus ^nal. 1 37 - 55 \t /.
Isnscle)

2=acces8ory nerre
accessorias sequitur nsturam sui
ptiDcipalis ("An accessory follows
the nature of his principal")
siyHH*inwdMtRi I >fi®i inrR^
WTtf ^ *l3?IT®Kt!ri ^ I
accessory eJj, rff-, il)®l.fr?W*. *1^*
W(t (.tf).

Q Fetrog. ^

accessory n 1 « , a^Wntm.

2 Law •r^TTWfnra, ttfl<lf «.
accomplice flfrnPitt, 7lTOft*If
abettor ffTtr^Ttrv

assistant <lfi<r6
coaccused
coadjutor

accessory auditory apparatua Zool.

accessory brsnchisl organ Zed.

accessory bud Sot.
accessory cell Bot. a^^tw
accessory cephalic Tein as)sTJ*it)w
accessory chromosome
accessory factor (Titamin) Btoclum.

accessory flexor muscle TT -H | ^c» -

Wt

accessory food Biodtem. a^ n
accessory food factor (vitamin)
. Bioehem. aTta-TITa
accessory fruit=pseudocarp
accessory gland Zool. aT-Rf>»r
accessory licence
accessory minerals
accessory nerve Anal, aq-^
accessory nidsmcntsl gland aq-at^TI-
ar-tifV

accessory nucleus il„a». (a small
area of grey matter) ^IT frf i t*|
accessory ohligstion ntej
principal obligation 5^

accessory organ afir

accessory pancreatic duct Anat. na*

accessory produce roreslry au)?ITT
accessory respiratory organ
WH'li't

accessory right ctfaaTT

accessory scale ^eof
accessory scapula
accessory sex organ a<T^<T
accessory shoot Bot. aq*aitf
accessory sign jy«f iftoj 5;^
accessory apecice Forestrv arfi
( Cf. G erman Kebenhdzart )
accessory stop Afusic aq-ftTTO
accessory stylet
accessory system ForeUrv
accessory thymus Ued.

(an leparatad portiooi of ths
thjrmna)

accessory thyroid gland Anat. { any
of cettam small masses of thyroid
tissae near the thyroid gland) TO-

accessory tissue Bot Wlft (sq -I- nrOt
tissue)

ac cessory to adultery Law imIt'W-
♦HIV*

toeessory transfusion tissue Sot.

accessory tree-spenes JFbrwfry iftsi

accidance n

aceidcncy :nm m , »rc *Rm,a i /.
accident 1 (Lit.od'to' + cadere 'to
fair, literally 'a befalling') «nqmfn ,
*1^1/. (occurs in
VfTWira, etc)

2 nsTt, 5 ^ 350 . sroftn* 511.

m. ( occurs in e>Runi|-<ihlfq )

3 tv.

4 Gram. tlt^VT n

6 Luictv n

6 Inturanee
accident io<uTance

7 Loffte (nonessential characteristic)
’VTO^TJT, WNrfir Wim B.
inseparable accident wftnhtr 3^.

?V®l

separable accident feuhn avry ai
6 Fhys , Grog, Astron. fan irregu*
larit) or unevenness of a surface.

. as of theearthor inoon)' 3 ]fTT*!IT/-

accidental ai;. 1 tV'

uHto. VT 55 J, wnrift (-rf.),

anqrrnr*

2 Logic tfridiyRi*
accidental « arsTOV rfl®! Sfiw,
av»'yj| n

accidental breakage of rope VI

accidental cause 1 Logic TOtTVld)
VITV (ancient word)

2 Wivfe* VIT®I
accidental colour s< jviFi
accidental contact Elec. snvf^lV
flRt)

accidental cutting Forestry siTCf^

vSti, trofti* vnt

accidental error fvvnr. STITT J)

fww

accidental existence (from

Central Asian manuscripts)
accidental explosion artV^TO
accidental failure anvfsrv
accidental felling roreifry snvftiv
TTTV

accidental fluctuations Slclulies
mvfsTV

accidental haemorrhage lleA. stiv*
WHIV

accidental host Biel WTvftlV tVIto
accidental ignition wr*fa*
accidentalism 1 envf^IVTT. armfev
n , etc.

2 PAiloj (the theory that events
occur uithont causs) W+IT®Mtf>
vt'JUl'? »i» (from
Bccidentahty Logic /

accidentally o,Ji wwSTFf, VC'Jlil.

(occurs in wi>rq7 jern), fqiTlii si
accidentally destroyed f Tuiw ?! iTf
accidental occurrence ^nit

accidental omission s n yfimi vttr (^]
accidental or unavoidable delav
iTTvf^TV *nm sri1ifi4
accidental or unintentional self-
killing «|*r«+ nvn eTHfif 5 n SIT 7 JI-
fTTI

accidental ovens indiog (of cage)
AfiiiiHj snvftro stfy j»- 41 vrT
accidental prediction Lopit (predic-
tion of ao accident) 3TO5riJ si*^
accidental profit Econ STTVftTO ?rm
accidental right Laic *Tfil*TT

accidental slip

accidental ilip or omistion

accommodation work*

arridrnial «lip or omission

tnmi ?VTi ^ »nm

Ip ^

arndrntal vield Foriitr}/ Wl^fw*
mf«T

accident cliest *n^5-fTt5T*^ «Tr5tt-

tccidented o(f; Phj» Gecy {olantytn
surface) Tt^T^

Jccidcnt insurance jdCTt-WtnlT
accident insurance society
armtT rTftl>
accident policy
accident relief van Hln

accident report

accident yield Fortttry WrtftW tTlfty
accipere quid ut jnstitiara facias, not
est tam accipere qnam eztorquere
(“To accept anyttuag u a rearard
(or doing ]uatie« is extortion aad
not acseptanea ) »ei4*J JfWTOr?-
jtwrt rtleiT

*TiTi . TSPT »nn®< % I

arcipiter Surg (a pauaige teaealUnt
the clawa of a hawk) /

Aecipiter ^oo) (a gnus of amah (
raeliam"ii*ed hawks) wft-BTffe
(eifa ancient word)

A. Di>usim«'«y3«lf}|
accipitril od; (ofi like or pertaioiag
to a bank) rtwt

accipitriry (a falconer)

(«=f,)m

Accipilres Zool 1 fllflr-rpi Ci (fifir
ancient word nri order)

2 eifSl'iiji ivi n (wjitn suborder)

accipitrinearf; r^T«Tr!T, Wrfl*

(ff yfk the genns dccijnJer)
eccl/im rl 1 (to welcome with accla-
mation)

2 w» 3 t>rt

acclaim n ^s’lcctamaiion
acclaimcr. acclamalor rrefilt*^ n.
icclamaiion 1 e r ija' lfH,

zatTn n ao\-af*,»?r 5 »rT n-

3 / ■slijn„.„nra Iroclice (Tol,ng

aorUi.ialof

ar.i.ruioryai; wr^eVft

not native) W

•rwnr Tram

acclimatementsacelimalion
acclimation WTJTetTnrm ns t wijjee»I3*
oraT^-ftrar n
acclimation fever
5TT

aeclimatizition oraTij-ftraT n • TfJ-
5 rai*n*T m > Tijam^tsu n
aceliraitize rb TTjrarj^^.iraTT^CI

arrrra tib^i

aectimalized
acclimatixed seeds
accIimatare-=acclimaiizatiao
acelinal aJj Geot (leaning upon
another) wfitST^ (
aeclinal stratum Geof
acclinate, acclivitous nAj (sloping
upward *^)TaHdft(4q^)
aechvitoua 3aT^(t^)
acclivity TrrTT.TonTvrifi
declivity erg tmer n

acclivous oi/ TaFTt{)((%)
declivous od; eiqsiW) (-fq)
accoil vb jfaiit (to coil $*(• together
S) tfpnraT

ac colad e I (au embrace) silfe«ra, sff-
vms n

2 out «*■«, sm•a^ra « ,

vITCTTwi.

accelent oJ; Jlft^s!t.n^Tl»ft(Tq)
accolle a<tj. I (entwined about the
neck) **l-sfiihft(-sq)

2 (joined or touching et tbo neck)

jJl^<^(-aq).*Ti-gT,TnTiiin'T

(side by eide)

eccooibincfion eifttlrihlg n
accommodablcAd/ etigwi'-V
accommodate eb. i amamm , sttwt
'TT r, wgtugMing. itra-efra.

Tgm (lo vender lit, aaitable)

3 (adapt, fit for nae) TTVnR

3 (lo ecnform) SIAgviei, Sf^gvi
d (to bring into agreement, to bring
harmony) (inqT

6 (to adjuet) vnireTTg
C (to fettle) S^fV-niT

7 (torepa>r,mfind}{l(Tra,>ilg'ttraTSI
(act. an to >>d)

S (to Inrnish with something need-
ed) ^

b^favour,tooblig^«ra:;^M.«f^Ur

»5T»T

10 (,o fuTLa-ii accotaznodalion, eap.

sleeping quarters, to lodge) Tllf qiW,
TI*PT, TW t'n, CTfl \WI
11 (to adjust the eye) STTWTTT
li Finance (accommodation

bill •gtIt-fTTS)

accommodating a<f; (obliging) srg-

Hi^. ( -tq)

accommodation 1 iq iwim n
2 (“dynamic refraction) WBW
JJTTTW n
9 !la«ygwiTd n
4 TrawR, WR n , SIT

c * 45*^5

accommodation acceptance Com srg-
IT5-^pf(r

Accommodation Adviaory Committee
TWWR-irani-frfJift
accommodation aUotment ^trR-T«T:r
accommodation aad treatment fici>
liliet qT«mRrf)T3Tsnf ^
accommodation bill Com stgirg.ftnr
(to oblige another)

accommodation charges Jily ^<rR-

arnt

tccommodflioo draft Com. WRITS-

accommodation eDdorsement Com.
W3B5-?Tt«TT

aceomnodaiion endorser Com. wg*

»« 1 ll««

accommodation for Isdies Slf/ rtf>.

wraf %

sccommodatioa group
secommodauon Udder ifa„i ^1-
ftsrft

accommodation note Com W jUg -TTT
accommodation of attention PtychoL

1 (a readiness to observe certain
expected stimulus) UeUR-l

2 (adjustment of a sense organ .)

accDimnodation of the eye PAyiuiI.
Sra-«t4wrt4

accommodation paper Com. wgrU-tra
accommodation atatement TlBHtR-

accommodation train (stops at all
ataiiooa) *TTT fnnfl (RR, STT »>IRf
TT Ti^ nrf)

accommodation works (works which
a railway company is required to
make end maintain for the accom-
modation of the owners or oeeupiera

aceoniao^tiT*

21

account

o( Und tdjaiaing the i»ilw»y —

All ir)

•ccommodatlve ad}.

(•n) ,

accoRnnedator

(’Dm.

areommodatum ZaarSf:^^ it
aecompanied adj.

accompanied and nnaccorapaniM

^ % fTPT wt? % fim

accompanied tij % fTTU
aeeompanier (-f^ m.

accompaniment i m.

2 3/«jic n.

accompanimenu (of an application)

accompanut ilvtie m

aceompany tb. 1 MJiJU-f* Wl*

atft, HTT ?fnt srwii nrc

2 (to oeenr la association enth)

tn*r trfl

3 Uuiie (to play o rimga n aceompa-

Biment to or for) foceuts tu

and TISTT^

aeeompanyiog ¥nsf ar^rff

aceompaB^isg fire 2/il. (artillery Are
accompanying aa lafaotry adraocel

aecompanj'log form
aecoffipasying page »l?rr^ tt, *nu W

rt

sceoupanying revUed appcodicei

accompanying revised ralei

njnfti

accompanying table ITSTl? fnT^» ^HtT

*}<! jt nrrtl

accompanyit«> accompanist
accomplice 1 rryrTTPft (-tlj, ^TT^rjnt?

S(eoop«ratori aaaoeiat«)tT^VTf^('^
M. (ua accessory)

accoraplith *{, frTT^. fpnt ^TTT,

jfnrsT, nfrp^i sr^i ^

VT^t. rrrfTRi rnnsy *<*ii
to accompliih a work vnt ^
to accompluh a proposal stSTf %t
TTJ cm

aecompLih a journey irisff ift
acromplithcd adj. 1 feOTtf^n,
fiTT.

3 (complete in aoiuiremeota aa the
result of training) rpntrtf*

aeroniplitliol fart ftvTT
accompluher

accom{i!iii1iment i Oton^« rhnt^ n
(from JisrVl nfhf^ (folfill-

nient), rtriTF-^t / (completion),

3 frtfT^iy, *THrj^tT«

1 BrflrsTr lisra n » MllilflTf /
accord r6 I Attt (occnra in ffteff,

etc.),

2 (to accord approval
to accord aaoctioo ^^f-

75fartn)

accord 1 n ,

ftym/

2 (an informal political agreement
between governmenta) etfharfXgfn.

3 (harmony of aOQods)

4 HUff. unci /

5 late •firAf)^ /
contract »tfr^ (Const )

accordable edj (reeoneiliable)
accordance, accordancy t n ,

etsfr, ituft, «3nfwi, tiFTTl /,

«3*rif m.

2 #TH n.

in accordance mtbkac^tnr, arjsnt
in accordance with law frwjsnr
accordance with the form M
(sjtMtantial followiag of the form)
VTTjjmf^yT/.
accordancy ^accordance
accordant led} (-»%),

2 LoiKtoaed in the reporta to denote
the eccordenee or egreement bet-
ween oneadjudged case and another
in ettabliabing or confirming the
same doctnne— Aiyat) Auu
accoid approvel

aecordatura Afaaic (the tuning tnytU
fcheme of « atrioged laatrutnant)

according wa^dt, atguTsf (
grbru (alte tee according aa, areor-
ding to)

according edr ^accordingly
according as »rirt fj, (with

the reversion of related clauses), %

accordingly ad*. 1 miMlT, lUjlW,

imja-'t, BjaTU, *pn, wT^ipi
2 (m natural consequence) T.*r7'.
ufc’liwi;

according to V ar^rriT. UUT.
according to law ftfj W

MdHTT

according to need Stirrnr^JUTy
according to order W|%!T t WJ'IIT,
jMTT

according to rule
according to seniority ru^^n'JuiT
according to the form act out for
the purpose ^ w

jm R^UTT

accordion n iftiric uf^UTTT ii fao
called from the fol !s of its bel-
lows)

eeeorJioa ad} WWU
accord sanction rtKTTU
accost tb 1 (to approieli) STUTH,
3UI*UH

2 (to apeak first to, to greet] li7>
wiTn (from unsfxff) , fmuu, sr*!.

accost fi (address, greeting) I’flJ'ffrnfp
dHIU'd, M.

accoiUble adj (approachable) 27*
*IW, 5171717

aeoonche ph iftd jmjTT
aceouchemeut /

accouchement force ifrd. Ttri’tS’lfti

accoucheur 7*777 m,

acs-oucheuie (midwife) SRlf^Tt /.
account tb. 1 (to place to one's ac-
count, to put to the credit of]
WT7ff7

2 (to assign) f*r?Tr7, f«hR

3 (to value, to estimate or hold in
opinion . ) rpir^

1 (to render or give an account!

6 (to give a reason, to give an expla-
nation) 7iT7 TT^tSTf, 7RI

6 Bookkeepiny fer^l 7T7T

7 (to ha responsible for) TTTTT^t

VW

aecoust «. 1 7771/, 777 n

2 Aecountintj /. (Const )

8 (explanation of one’s administra-
tion or conduct in moaey affairi,
discharge of responsibilities, etc)
•7T77I /.

account

22

account aaloa guaxdbook

4 (&dT»otige. profit) tr.

6 (a Bt»tsment in general of rea-
gone, caose«, grounds, etc . etplana
tory of gome event) ^5 "» »

Yjitni n , m , t.

6 { a statement of facts or occur-
rences, a report ) n ,

A " ,

7 (importance, aortb. value)

n , *»

8 London Slock Exchangt (ereditiin
most cases lor a fortnight, allov ed
on dealings) TOlf T? (^)
abstract of iccount
adjustment account RttniVin-v'esi
balance an account ^ « 3 'd’l

(fTWtH-J^)

capital account
clear an account
close an aecount

cm. ail’ll

cost account

credit account wwfrit-^vKT.Tirf wW
current accoutii ^ ww, •i^WTtn
debit aetotini ^WT
deficiency account W

«ni

deposit tccount
drtwisga accmint wtST"^^
fixed dejNMit aeconni «nrt

goods accouat

inn-ctional oceount ai^iTfira^t^

Donunai acc"«i>* ani«fi5 ©an
open an acccront ^VtT Ulim'fl.
wtytr.atTT aaVr^

personal acrtiunl

post an account ^ O aftfe V^TI,

real account — property account

render an account ?»tT’57W, ^*»I
^vr; TTTtm^

rough account ■ i^|

•ales account fcrl wm

settled account (rfrrTTf'rt Vwj
luipcnie account
traffn 3711 w-wr
srrtte off an account if7^W3, 3^

for account nf er^, Itpi}, %
g« to oi.c a account (to die) WT^
in account mih (m the relationship

of creditor or debtor to)

wxasaSf

to taVe into account cun

to bring to account

to be IS account with ^ If^T

accountable Bifj I (rosponaibte) 4v>(-

2 •itl’Ml'?

accountable receipt
accountancy 1 ts

2 (post of an accountant)

account and balanec XT?

accouetanl 1 (oDoaccountable.apseif.
the defendant in an action of acco-
unt) (-t%) m

3 (calculator) *1’’!* m

3 (oneuho la skilled in, keeps or
adjuata accounts) eieiivid, •'Ifiw m.
Acevnotant Ceoeral ^A.C.) n^-^^xn-
?!«(»%)

Accountant Genera), Central Reve*
Hues tl|ll*ai|'J|H, ^aijl? wi'iH
Accountant General. Food, Rehabi’
Illation and Supply Kfi^mnnr, MV,
5^3^? tret B^t?

Aecouucaot-General, Poets and 'le-
lejrapna h?i5i«MW, *T?t-

^wrnw, at* ^ mt
Accountant-General e verification
atalemcot Uil^HlUItt VI HHJII?
r»trvi

accounlinte report JiMPtlW-uft^t-t
account board of gnndine (JU II 304)
ft*lT{ Vt >rwi-f»BT»l
account booV Con •flvi'l

account book of daily atle^fltv ^scv.

account clerk ^rtl fiHhv
account cl<wd ^VM W^,
account rode ^rtlllfi^l
account current Cent
pvvi ftBIui

current account MW ^Wt
account days ^
account debts (BM II 17J) irwT?^

Me?

account due iRcT^vrt
account duty Law (payable by the
beneficiary) f^oMift XJXV
accounted fordccoBniiii;

account entry

account for 1 (to reader an account
of)

3 (to be responsible for) - 4 Tn^iv) alirf
3 (as. differences) «*iimi4 VTBT
account forms

account heads as per list 'enclosed
SWM ^^l ^ «iJHIT ItWI-ifti
account-holder Itwi-vnft (-X=(,) m.
accounting 1 (of transactions) Itwfw,
$tWI VT*tt

9 %1’51-VW’i / . ^''WT-TIW

S VX?f
accounting instnictions
accounting memorandozn ImtVM*

accounting period Mtift. feVT'

hfir ^

accounting procedure feisltv-iillasii

accounting ayatem

accounting yearfcMt-B+
aceoiinl-kf epmg 55WI TWI

account natters ftMT^W
account number ^eWT-nrtV
account office fewi-VTBfev
Accouot Officer ^-Mfjvrfl
account of postage vi v a uq VI
account of receipts and balance
_mf<« Ar^vilttsi
account opening form
H??, kt»ei Hi(i*Tui-!n?
account jMyee (credit to the payee'
account) WT^Tt-^ieilfllH, Vi^ '
bfA w

account payee only
account procedure tetST-Hfetn
account records
account register
account relations ^vei-ftTaq
account render Low (an action <
account) I’mitiTuIn
account rendered fewi, ^

nui

■ccQuot rules Itwi-finnT
accounts adjustment
account sales Com ftv? ftTri
account sales book Com. fcrV-ftvT*

account sales guardbook Com. nW*

•ccountt »nd tdrainiitiaHoji

23

•ccumulatei

•rcountt tnil aJministration branch

iwn rnn arrw’t ttwt

Ac«>nnl* anai»nan«»> RhIp'

«tn

accounts branch
account* clcrh
account* cxammaUon

account* foil

account* in operation ?i^n.

^ 1

Account* Member, Electricity Board

rrtn

Account* OfBccr
account* jiayablc

.CC011I.T. Wstr-vuichi.t

ledger

accounts procedure ^tW-hOihi
accounts receivable
accounts receivable ledger = sale*
led per

account* section ^rwi-ar^wm
account *t*if

account slated (an necount rendarad
winch by implied or exptea* accep-
tance liaa been agretxl upon by both
parties aa eoTrectl
Bceount year^rw-^^
accoutrement* muWTfli ors-an*!
accoutrement* of warder* rniftnf ^

accrcilil th 1 (to aeVnowledKe) ww>

*Tsn. *nirn

aintfrn fiiiti’

3 (autbonr p) JnRm«Tr >iifu*R
accrei1itation(ol apress correspondent)
/.

accredited agent ariusdlb'! •'R*v>'i\
accredited corrc«j>ondcnt (ot a iiena
psper)

accredited dealer atRltdltfl i-INldp
accredited rcprcscntitlvc

afaWiJ

accrescent nil]

accrete if ffcl (grown together)

accretion 1 I’crestry (increase ol a
tree in height or diMnetei — ^Vi’ebJ

2 (C/. adhesion "W-

aeereKonaty rtdf «RTirO(-«\)

aciretionary hypotbeaia Oed,

secretion Iwrcr rcreifrv *lfwlU(-

accretion cultine Forntry "'“iwr
«^st - -

accretion thinning Foreifrp •ihI'?*
accretive a«fj

accrual 1 a (oceurrcnco of claim)

h rconnngol advantage)

2 a (eomething claimed) WOT n.

b (something gaineil)

seerutl basis Accouiifiup BlOT^‘*trSTT
accrual of cau»e of action ItT’I?

Rt;rf« j, .

accrual of forett right* OTliuoiil *1

nlTrf^t

acenr*! of right to »uc ^

ffrtrfjr

accrual of the property ^
accrue < b. 1 sWOT. filOT itW
2 OTi^ton®!

arise TOT ffW
fill du^^ itW

accrued ad>. I iVOT

2 TTifJrSp tfOT

accrued and accruing lotcrfU CTOT
«hts>W*t^(WT»)
accrued l>onus uVot wsdr.
aicrucd Income ^OT WW
accrued interest ntOT^f^
accrued liability sVot ^OTI
accrued rights ^OT ari^WT
acirucmcnl 1 « (occurrenca of claim)

Rtsft/-

b (coining of ailvantage) TTT-i^ /.

2 TOTT »!,.

accruer Lnir (act of accruing) Rt^m*
TTtSt fi

accruing bIotDp T^T
arising TXrdt
mature

accruing cost* stTnl uRsRM
aiCTUing debt slrrtt TtT
accruing disidend nlTrfl vmHf
accruing Interest uleii^l BT^

WIT

acet. (account)^* (^®t)

AcctU (Accountant )^.Tt. (^iwi’tl* )
accubition anmu^TOT n.
arcubitum HtMlUtltuT, WTtRTIWT/.

acctibilus 1 ftwiTJ-rlf tn.

2 H,

accumbcBt adj. Vpcol. 1 (with edgea
folded against the hypocot)!) nft-
tlfejT

2 (Ijing aeainst)

accumuUldc aJj si^Bi HTB-Bttii
accumulate mlj ri(TTT
acciiniiflilc ihttTirt, SWT vm.
a I'll

collect ilBf ^<*11
acctiniiilalrd a.lj ttfbr
acciiniulaled cfTcct sfbs BlTIB
accuniulilcd riicmie WTHn

aicuiniilatrd surplus Fiuniice

aciumulatcd temperature** cumula-
tive temperature WT
areuniiilation 1 StTB in , ^PBOT it,

2loifiith)^rOTw.rT5TCbn

deposit

aceumiilalion faelor ynianse
ijepnWT

aeeiimulaiion of arrears anf^Ttf *1
accumulation of cases (rrrt'ftTB! Tt

trpil’n

aenimulation of energv
storing of energy ST^'tlw^xi
accumulation of power Ttflr-^TOT
accumulation of stock*
accumulative n<f; W«fl(*rk)

1 (produced b\ accumulation)

2 (tending to accumuhte) «ui*ri{*rt)i

3 Fiimnfe=rm'ndttivc^mft(-rt)

4 TB^BWfT (that which »« heaped
up). Tfan^

accumulaliTC action = cumulative
action Mrti sw^lBfilftBt

accumulative judgment irtie(it takea

effect niter expiration of the firel)
TTTWPBftinB

accumulative legacy *= additional
legacy Luir twRlT
accumulative sentence LnieTWwlTii

accumulator 1 Mfxh (au apparatus
for i-loring energv) ii
2 a Stonge lutterv
S Ofd (area in w hich tnowfall ts in
•Tceas of local meltinc)H^B*itT,^JI

«ceu»cr acapKilo-gutaiU

MHH *!»■(!
tram sfitnsrf, Rnhi
accustomed

accuracy qf)U4ali /

accuracy of statement
aecu'ate 1 (proper) Mm#, jts jt#

3 (eery correct) 'rfilpf. 5*^3
exact #tnv
precise UUlUAM

correct g#, MTJ, It*
accurate de 6 nitioo It* It* RfiwiHi
accurate estimate sftg# hituw*!. It*

Itssn**^

accurate information It* It*
accurately nftUTfraT,

It*

accurately and fullv «tT SlA

It, It* It* wtr ^ It

accurately fixed adj tHTtSt
accurately obeying ■sicsn, It*

|t*<tT***T^

aee*nte map qftg®
ac«u*ateiiess gMrj^ /

accuiaUe ad; •fJrah*, ^tw*^
aecuail wRtjfta, /

accusant «fCTt»*, ^NlttW *n
aeruealioD (of « xctoni or offence)

/ . «Mtf* ft , <l»nN m
aeeusatival Gram wi-
aeniiaine Crrntii. n

a (ease) v4-<*rr« n
b (form) *A'**T n

accusative ad; Loic * (producing ae
iusatiots) *fWt>T*tft ( R,)
b»accusatorv
accusati* e-dalit e 6rain
aecuiatively Gram wfr^
accusatonsl ad; atfkItRtt*, ft*Itt*-

accuislory ad; 1 alfiiat'ftf.^tTnrlt*
3 se accusatorial
accusainx aif#atrit/
accuse rf- untatiTT. "fiftitn wnni,
sTTWIvt

accused 1 (Const )

2 (defendant m a criminsl case) sft*

accuied person lafpr

accuser aifirami ( T), ItfUtT* w
aeeuser’i examination aifitatrnt Vt

arrusise ad; air«mlt ( rj )
arcuilom^r6
arw»t tTT

habituate ((onnstion o( a habit)

accustomed to (Paoini)

accustomed to cxereiaet*T*W**tt9t
accustomed to bappiuesa gattfV*
(Uababbarata)

AC(D ‘"‘Vll^ssistantCommiBSio-
ner otE>cise{IhatiUerie 8 and Ware-
houses)) B 3n.(an ttt)(ttTW«aNK
^ tn^fx, ainnit avanersnO
A.CE. (Assistant Chief Enginoer) B.

g at (tRTTS 55 n nftiata)
ace- (acetic) CAam S^* (5^**)

•acea ^aof (in names of orders and
classes) *aiat, -Bit, or translated by
t be plural form
ace-ace. 5 - 51 ^- ^

aceaceuapblbcne Chens, «

.areae Bot I (Iiat fern pi of -oeens
'of the ealnre o()-^B B (fauiil))

3 -flt* B (order)
ace-aatbreaeCAcm g#
ace-tothreoe peea CoJ ind g**

ace-aatbreae-quinooe CAem gc*

ace<iffine (obtained bj treating
caftolioe **TwWl wub acetic anhj •
dridelCAem g^JUt*^
ace-coniiic ad; (isotnerie «itb aeoni*
tic sftft* acid) g* inftft*
ace-di luuue CAem g»^% IHIt
acedicotte (ccet}Wib>dro*rodeiaone)
gRpflw (g»v" IJw jftBT)
acelso black 10 Bsseid blue black
aceko-black Rsecid black W
aceko bordeeux e acid bordeaux
aceko bnllianl orange R = scarlet C
aceko brslliaut acarlet=>bnlliBDttcar.
let

aceko eysniue 3 R extra. 5 R extrsa
aiocyaDiise 5 R

aceko dark brown RDafast acid

aceko fast blue 2 Rafast acid blue
RII

aceko fast red Aafaai red
aceko fast red Fafast red K
aceko orange II a acid orange II
aceko phosphine Garesomn brown
aeeko icarlet2 Rascidecarlet 2 R
acellerate ad; Hpnl (eomew bat ace-
rote)

acellular od; Biol. tniVtft*

acellular orgtuum^aol «r*)tf(* Wl,

Ac Em (actinon, or aetmon emana*
tion)CAem g

A C.E. mixture (alcohol 9W 1 part>
chloroform Hht** 3 parts, ether
3 parth) ifed g. ftw
acenaphlh aaernaphtho*
acenapbtbene Chtm g<jTi)e<l n

»eeiiaphthene.quinoneCAm

fkwrr ^

acenaphtbenyl CAeri ti

scenapbtho-, scenaphlb* (a combin-
ing form of acenapbtbene or acenaph-
thylese) CAem.gg%B-
acenapbtbylene CAem n.

-accDC CAem 1 (from anthracefse) -if**
B (from

3 (•aee;+ -rfie)*g^l^».(‘S^+ •^)
pbibal-accne ^viB-gi)^
accDine aJj *^*7, >tk'09
1 a (net centered) *T4f*TI
b (ffitbnnt centre) *4*^

3 a (not pertaining to a nerre centra)

b wAtsiVi'JtgB*, rtr>ygB*
Arentropborua Bool (jugular platn
abeent-ONn Vll 498) wantrs-B* ft
acentroni od; Bool, (lacking Tertebral
centra) wtftHM*!*

•ecology, acology (therapeutica)
ftft'Mi-ftsfW n.

-aceoui Bif; Lot (forms adjectires
from DDUoa lu -ocroe)
acephal od;. mRttw
A cephala Bod tt*7(*l mpl .

*A m. (Lat. o-eepAolua is akin to
Sanskrit «■***)

Acephili 1 (labulout headless people)
wfnTWT mpl
3 Bcrl Hilt mpl

acepbalia Ttral (beadleeaneaa) l^nt*

fpm/

accpbalite n Heel (‘leaderleBa’)*'^^

acephalo. ftryt* -tl^/
aeepbalo-brachii /

accpbalo-cardit /.

ecephalo-chiria ftnt gn /

Bcephalocyit ifrd ,Bool (acjatwhieh
haa davaloped nn heid)^ftTT *rg in,
■eephalo-gaiterii /.

aeatio {ermant&Uon

ae*phAle>podia 2S

aceplitlo'podia /.

acephalo-rrbiebia /.

auphalo'thoracia fhct-TOt'^lTSI /.
acephalous aJj 1 (headless, leaderlesa)
wfhrPS,

2 (of or pert to Acephala) •UTRfiT

3 Jlfwf (deficient at the beginning)
(litlTR

i Dot (havingtheatjleusuiDgfrom

the base instead of from the apex)

•n«n)^ (-tT.)

acephalus Terat (a headless monster)
fhnftTM

acer odj (Lit. 'sharp, harsh') TR
Acer Dot (genus of maples)

R gt ft (maple wood is used for hard-
svood floors— Web. 5^ floor,
wood)

A. caesium (loeiinm '^ey blae')

A. eamphellti (eommoDeat mtple of
the Eastern II'TiaUya— Tr. 1 225)

A. cimpeslre (field Tvple)

A, cuItratamwA. pictum
A, dssycsrpomfrlajvcarpum'bairy*
fruited') Tifinst yTjRTT^

A. glahrum fVlW
A. japomcuBi

A.iaevigatum ({aert^ofum ‘amoothi
slippery')

A. macTOphyllum MfiiTii
(bp- macro* + •‘TR •phyllnm)

A. neguodo (maple hariog a rapid
growth— Web.) AdRiff
A. niveum (nirriini snow'whiCe,
pure and iustrous*) Ptr
A. oblongumOeatohlong— Tr.I 222)
’fr^twTn 5^C*TTni
A. palmitura (pnfniofxm ‘leaves
palmate') Rt^Wi
A. jicntapomnum
A. picluni

A- ^>latlnoldcs = ^or^^ay maple

Rwrm-ifiBTi5

A. pteuJoplatsnus (great maple; it
has dense shade)

Tre

A. fuhrum {rulriim 'red-flowered')
XTin fiTBTl’'

A. saccharum (sugar maple) Rlin-

A. sihkimensefjinwf.f«RTf^

A. ilschyophyllum^^RJiSlXxncns
{ Glr ttaeKyi * epike ’ -r 'pfiyl*

him -R'i)

Aceracese Dot. sfttTTre-Iw «.
Aceranthus Bo( ( «c<r* pointed * wfh-
•fanlfio* ‘flower’ 5**) wfsiJW-RSrrfjl
A. diphyJlos fiRdi ssftjjtT
acerate ailj 1 (oeedlfr-ehapeiO *i.'»ic-h
QB srerosc

aeerdol (arerifese, old name of manga*
nite+ -oJ ) Phnrm *^5*^ m
Acerentomidae Zool m

Aeerentomon ^ool ^^^f-RTTlft
A doderoi nnrnr ffiflitl
aeerifolitts Dot Tax (‘with leaves
like maple

Aceros yftes XK^fts^-Jnnfe
from Rl«4tftni)

aceroie, aceroua <id> 1 ( chaff) , chaff-
like ) 5OR. flRTW
2 Dot (needle-shaped )*IWTRTT
aeeroulos flfy<-o/ (a coshion-like
mass of h)phae--0 n ( W

for f b)pba< cushion )
acerous a<t/ 1 ilveel -aeeroee
2 ZooX. a ( without horns ) HR-tW
b (without antennae)
c (without tentacles)
acervaie aA}. J/yrof. ( heaped or grow-
ing IS heape or closel) compacted
clusters )

aeervulus Dot Jnjso®
accscenee Chen IJTWn / ( the pro-
cess of acetic (erroentatiour a be-
coming acid or sour )
accscency GAon. gRS’Rw.
acescent adj Ckem. 1 ( turning aovr)
» present participle,

f 0 IS oreirmr )

2 ( readily becoming tart or acid )
art^-rpjr^

3 (slightly aour)

acet-, aceto- (denotes occfieocid or
ceelyi ) Chen ^ 5 -
scetabuliformad[; Bot (saucer-shaped)
nriRrerr ( eaucer)

acetabulum 1 Anat ( cup-shaped soc-
ket III the hip bone) n.

2 ( tucker ) in

accl-al ( acr(ie ^lf)n+a(debyde Q*37)
Chem 5R5-3 «•

•scetsl *3^93 m.

acct-aldehydise Dioehem. ?IRl1-3*3^
acet-aldehyilc Chen. nRa*3*3;=?
acct-aldehyde-aramonia CAem. ^TR-
3^-ftTmfar

acet-aldehyde sodium bi-sulphite
CAem CRR-3*3T WTHJ
aret-sldehydraae=accl-aldehydaae
acet-aldoximeCA/ui. URfl-gftjlTft
acetilize (to convert, as an aldehyde,
into an acetal) CAem 3 RI 3 -CT’!
aeet-amidc CA<-n
acct-smidinc C/tctu. gfS-finrWl
acet-amido adj. Chem. 5RS-fin^,

acet-amido- (acetamide) CAem. ma*

acet-amido-acetie acid CAcm. QRS*
Bta

4-arei-amino-l : S -dimethyl-beniene
C hem W-STS-fflRtit-t
acet-ami-nol ( p acet omido benaoyl
eugenof) PAarm (4-^pa-

acet-enihde CAem nRR-^?nf
acetasion CAfm QflltT’fR n
acet-aoiiide GAem
leet-anisidide Cfiem.

■re-tanuin CAem
Bcei-arsol m acet-arione
arct-arsone EAarm.
acetate CA«n «>.
acelated ad; OAm.Orftfbn

acetate green
acetate of lead
acetate of lead solution
ftwiR

acetate of lime
acetate silkBcelanete
acetatioDcsBcctJfication
arelato- *s acetoxy-
acet-brom-araide 5-jn fira<tR
acelenyl (acetylejie+-vX)Chem. 5fV
n (gaa^-R + •«)
acethydraxide n.

acetic ailj. Chevi

acetic acid Sjf^CT { Germ Etiiij-
laure)

acetic aldehyde Chem SjfkjW 3 ^
acetic anhydnde OAem SfVmS «nr^
acetic ester Chev.. cftra UURUI
aceticycther gfirc Rg
acetic ferment Chem. SjfVjreftv^
acetic {ermectstion CAem.

tcatio nlti^

tcet*phenetidin

■eeuc nitnle Chtm.

aceti&cation Chem 1 (proJaetinn
acetic acid) 5 iTcri^\''i »

3 (turning into yinegir)^i>^«^l
acctifier 1 (one who acetifieoj 'Jmt
fi

3 (an apparatus in u Inch wine, eide
or theliVe is converted into vinegar

acetify tb 1 (to turn iota acetic acidj

3 (to turn into vinegar)
aceti-meter = accto.infter CAem 5^^

JIH m

aceti-nietTy=aceto-»netry Cbeiii 5^

raft/

acetm (aceiie + la) CAewi fffriT f
snono-acelm
di^cetiD

tn-tc«tinftgftl
acet mdulioe Col /iid
amine blue Col Ind
acetmeth7l>anihderAdm 5 W-bVtw

aceioaphtValide «

•cettK.acet (acclieacid or acetyl] Cbm.

gw-

Bret<Mc«t>ggw-
aceto^iveianilide
■cetMcctate CAm
acetcMcet 3-cblorMDilide CAcm g

a<cto-am-2 S-di-cliIoro-anilideCAm.

arelo-acetic oJ; Chcni g gft^
amo>arctic ester Chem. g-gftn
uvea

amoai-elic elJier CAem g gfr« ^
anhh^nndo-nbeeol CAm-gn

fWf

kceto-cinisididel , p., CAcm grff-

{jm., -e.)

acfl(Mr»enite CAe.n gM.%tnr*T
/rclolmtcr (lUey neture Ibeir energy
I>y the oiijition of alcohol to acetic
aci I tjfev* aiB) 23a(i gr a^aw -

mfT(o^)

A a, ell 5Tg*, (c»u.„ ciler or
wine to cl, ange to vinegar g»)
Atelolacienseeae It,url gwWTg.fai

aeeto bcwo.c CAm gn iifw

aceto-brom-aBiLde PAdrsa gw-^-

sftlw

■ceto-ehloral CAem gw-^(g
accto-riBDameoe CAena. gw-^*

fiftstr

aceto-dicblorbjrdriB CAcn gflf*

acetoia (arefic+beiuoiB) CAm gflfT
III (gBin*+lt)

acetotCAem g?traiB
•aceiolta CAem -graft/
acetoijsis CAem gafiran w
acetolytic afij CAem gmftTV
aceto-mesitylene CAem
areto ineter=^aceli-meter
aeeto-metncai adj CAem g»S ftila
aceto.rnetrymareti-meiry
aceto-morpbme Pham gTS-ai(lrfl
-acelon-amiDe CAem -gwt-ftrft
aceto o-naphthaliJe grrae-alr^
acet^naphihooe grr-T^ST
acetonaterb (tocombinesritb acetone)
CAem gwi-eiV3^

•acetoaate CAem -gwitfW n
acetone CAem gwt /
acetone atcobol CAem g?«T gf»
acetone body fi.aeAem gwi-«W
acetone chloroform CAem gWT •ftT-

acetone-diearb-oxylie ethyl ester
CAem gm-jan-mrftw utnavi
acelone-eitracled anbelance grar-
ftwifts

acetone mercaplol nta m

aceloo-etnia (characterised by tlie
pretence of acetone grai m the
blood t»r) Jferf grtn-mnn /
aceton emic ndy jy<«f gv^ Tftw
acclose oil CAem gm^

acetoaephcDyl-hydraioo-CAem gwt

acetone sesoi-carbaxone Tt**! grtrl
Bifti Aiiielei

acetone eodiurn hi sulphite CAem.

acelonicoJy CAem gvvifw
aceloDic acid CAem gmfwanw
ace lo-nilnie CAem gTT-^TO
aceloniiatioDCAem gm-nfUT u
acetonizcmacrtonale
acetonum.=aceloiiePA«n, (B P C)
grrt /

accioo-iinafcl aractenaeil by thapre.

aeneeof aeeto>iauinnBe}ireT{ grin*

.iceton uro-meter (an apparitus for
det enniDiDg the presence of acetone
in urine) ifed gwi-BRj i[5-gwi»
WPIm

acetonyl CAem. gwTB n.
acctonyl-acetone CAem gsaiB-gWl
acetonylidcne (acetonyl -f hydtide
+ eiie) CAem graitth-iJ n
acyto-phenetide (acefo- + pAenefidme)
CAem

aceto-c-pbenetidide (.m , .p.) CAenf.

gf ( b«i , -r )

accto.pbenine (ace/o-pAenone -I- -me)
CAem gw

aceto-phenone (aee/o- -hpfienj 1 d-
CAem gw-^nf

accio-phenoxime CAem gw-^ tljl ft
aceto phenylene red F Col Ind gw*
TW n

aeetp-pipvrone CAem gw-nf^T
aceto-purpurine 8 B Cel Ind gw-

m

aecto-pynne , (oeefo- + antipyrine)
Tharm. gw-WIT^l
iceio-saheylicCAem gw-TOftw
aceiose » (eettaia + eellslMe) Chm.
gwjn

acetoie adj maeetous (lonr lilta tibb*

g»r) gfirr.

acetosity (the being lonr like vinegar)
gfiBWi/

areio.solable od; CAem gwfaknr
aceto Urtraie CAem gwstntHtv
aceto thienone (ncefo +lAienyl+.wi<)
CAem gwi|*Ji-m
aceto toluide CAem. grir ftm^

-aceto tolmdide CAem .gwftrAv
(loIuidide=toluide)
aceto loluidioe CAem grjftri^^
acetous aifj (sour, acid) jftr
acet oxime (ndone -I- oxime) CAem
gwr^gift

acBtoxy. CAem gw STiT

acetJixyl CAem gwsrrrrt
ac»to.„M xylid.de (1 acet atnino-l J

-dimeth)! l>onrene)gw.BiT»-«ltWT

(» gw Bf* X X fixt-w
acet oxy jihlLsIide gw ITTT
acet plicDcliiI (iiee/-+pAe«ol + -ef +
aiDido)gwti^fl igw ■t-riiT-i'
-T- ( T- for SB. -ef. for ef Aer) + wj
acet phcaelidio C!m. gw

•cebact 27 acatyl^falicyUt*

icetyl-bromiie Chem.
acetyI-n'botyl*an«line Ckem, stTd®*

acetract (<K«tic+eiir«<) PAarm-5^'

mrt.

acet-toloHe 9JTT-&T1^
ac«tam (viaegar, a eolation m Ttnegai)
Pkarm. 3^ »»•

a. canthari^s (Tinogar of canthan-
des)

a. colchici
Colehteum luleum)
a. concentratumssrrtic acid
a, gallicum (wib« Tinegar)?ffen-S^
a. ipocactianhae (nnegar of ipeoa*
cnanha)
a. lavandulae
a. odoratum 3T

a. opii (rinegar ofopiamiwfs^-J^
a. roiae OTJW-gT
a. acillar^ (anegar of aqoill)

*r^PS-3*

•acetana (m diaeetniia (SjT^f) Ifid.

aeet*onc ad}. Chtm. gr^-firTs^
acetyl (Ac) CA«m. gwwrn. (g^)
afetyl-aertonate Ch^m g^T®'sJTTT«

1 acetyl-acetone 6 hm gwF-grJT
acetyl-emine Ctierr, spTK'f’TT^f
fiaeriylamioo Leozene aalpbon-tm.
ide
Prfnr

^acetyl-amino-benzoic acid 3;>gT^«

acetyl-amino-phenol (a-t m-tp-) Chm,
grTsc-^TT^t-^Ar
aeetyl>aniiidine Chen, gr^-va
aeetyl-aothr-anilie add Chen. QT99.

acetylile c&. (to mtrodaeaoaaorniore
acetal groupa into a ooinpoand, to .
become aeetyUted) Chen. gTS®a
(gpw.nH=i)

acetylated adj. Chen. gzalcSff
acetylation Chen. g»3H«t ti.
acctylator (an acetylating apparatoa)
grafett n

acetyl-benaenc Chen
acetyl-benzoate Chen. gTTO-^'fttT
acetyl-benzoic adj Chen. gTW-^fj^
ftcetyl-benzoyl Chen. graw-'Ctja
tcetyl benzoyl pet-oxide Chen. CftT9

-acetyl biuret Chen.

acetylcarhazoIeCAeei giaett'lMai
acetyl earbmol Chen gvn?t aifnT
-acetyl-cblof-anilide Chem. -giaW-

acetyl chlonde Chem gtas
acetyl-choline gzaw-firtt
acetyf-cbohoe bn»f»»/de Chen. *’*aW*

acetyl-choline chloride OAem. gtniff-
fnftsfrftt

acetyl-cboline iodide Chem gra^t-

frtft enVr

acetyl-cyanide CAem gia«-?*nlrr
aeetyl-di-hydro-eodcinone gfaw-^-

7T-Jfl=n

acetyl-dipbenyl-amine Chen gzan-
Ortfsi-faTai

acetylenation (act or procMa of com-
bining, or state of being combined,
with acetylene) CAem gTa^e’T'fltiR
fl. (act of), gtalt*tr-^hrtI/f(pToc»«*
of), /. (state of'

acetylene Chem gw^*^ «
a. acid Chem gzi^»q arrw
a. alcohol Chem r p’t ft. ' g gW
a. black Col Tnd gnltnz vm
a. bloc BX Colind *fref

«n

a. burner Chen gT3«t*iz-^i4%
a. di-bromide Chem. gai&MT fj

a. di-cblonde Chen. gfa>.wT fj

^l?«r

a, di-mtrileCAm.gtife«zfi'gRtw
a. formation apoeratnaCAm gvs-
St*T-wifatr

a, gas Chen tnft

a, gas burner CAeni.

a, generator Chem. g»n?— <l-3rfiTtI
a. linkage Chem gtfl>,*fl-Htr
a. pure bine Cd, Ind. g:^

a, aenes Chen. g»'3%rn-ztm
a. akyblneCof. Ind gfO^etfcTTCnr-

a. tetrabromide CAem. uaa^»*(

a. tetrachloride Chem, gia%«T ^-

a. torch Chen
a. urea Chen,
a. welder gza^-V-K^ni
a. welding

acetylenic adj. Chen, gta^f*^*
acetylenyl Chejp «.

N acetyl-ethanol-amine Chem. gy

aeetjURaonde Chem
aeetyl-glycine Chem yrab-TT^
acetyl-bydrazine Chem
acetyhde 6’A<m gfsJ^t ti
acetyl index Chem

acetyl value gTBB-argi
aeetyl-iodide CAem gTBW 31^*1
acetylizable ad} Chem g^attM
acetyli 2 ation= acetylation
Bcetylize = acetylate
■cetylizerBacetylator
■cctyl-methylcarbijnol Chen, gTQlM
SlTBlfiR

scetyl.inethyl-u-napnthyi.amine Chen,
acetyl-metbyl-toluidine OAsin. grwit-

sV^-ftnWt

acetyl-methyl-urta uneta,

s'tTB-lirf

acetyl-morpblne hydro-cblonde OAem,

gzsT-nritrft

acetyl-naphthyl-aminc Chen. gTSW-

acetyl number CAem
acetyl oxide CAeni geSB srfttj
acetyl-peroxide oAem. griTB-a rfa i ftp r
acetyl-pbenetidine CAem.

acfriyl-pbenol Chem
acetyl-pbenylene-di-amine Chem,

acetyl-phenyl-hydrazme CAem.gTSW-

/3-Bcetyl-propionic acid Chen. «n-

gnw-siJif^ at^

acetyl-n-propyUanihnc CAsm gsau«

acetyl red Col Ind. g335T TW
acetyl-ros-atMline Chen. gTiref-^T2»?-

acetyl rose 2 BT Col. Ind. gfafPT Sizw

acetybaalicylate OAsm. grW-Mtfrfl^

28

achromatope

acetyl-falicylic acid

acelyl-»»licyi>* acid Chm.
fit* ana

•cetyl'ialol Chm 5^^"' ** ^
acet^l.unnic aod Pharvi.

?rfi**«aa

•cetyl'tbymoi CA<*>i.

*c<tyl-tropffi3* CA^m jjTciwfj*'*!-

actlyl-uTca Ckffn

acetyl value CAcnv. yaas-atf^

A-CT. (Assistant Oooserrator of
Forests) tt 5 (StPI*

A. C. generator (A 0 « alleroatins
current) a»T. *T. (»! »t =WTrif

*tt)

Achilme'f bacillus tee Cfoiti liium
per/nnjfena
ache m
pain ft/

aebeilta Trrtit (congenital ataecca of
lips) af^t-#^/
aeheiioua a<ij. Ttmt
acheina Terat (absence of bands) C^-

ntw/

aeheirous eSj Ttrct

arheirut Ttrat (a bandlese monster)

aebene (acliemtl fmit indebiseeot,
one.*eoded)if« trf^>T?a^(n.)fl,
O dffftg . *4* fi
achenelet Sol *4?* »
acbenial nd/ Sol (fT.)

aehenial frait (indebiaeent one seeded)

aehenium =• acbene
acheno^arp tanr^ dry jodebiaceot
Iniit) »

achenoJiuDiacremocarp Sot gn i 3tn

Achemar « o Eridani AiItw mji|

Acbcion graphite Urtific.al graphite
t’ ai. made from coke »eirt electri'
call*) sdmrfHVa (la /or sfta
mineral)

Aeheson process CAer,. earnT.^fs,

im

AfheIa = CryUoi rpw^.raift
Achelidae-Cryllidae ,,T m

ach.ev.1 le ^

' J*** ^ BTK

rat, BTCff vm. r?T*T *ptt. q^*7<n

achievement 1 fiatfir. infi^ /,

/ , / . an:* *p4

Q PncM fitww. ftstTTT «
achievement test Pagehof
Achillea BoU ^^TVTnt* sraif)! (C/.
sneeievrort)

A. alpins fttriTT (iwifn*

A argentea(arpent«t'Bilverj*wbits'
—the foliage) filKlITI*

A compaeU fdTCnit*

A lanulosa (it baa fibrous roots
—McLean 1790) fsfvmi*

A millefolium (tlionsaodleaf, yar*
rov, milfoil, soeezowort) tJUden

A. montana firiy fin*nn*

A piamuca (soeezeuort) tlistlaii
&4*rTn*

A nipestrit (rnpettrij ’growing on
reeba* **4f)

A aantolioa (given for stomachache
— Bmu) <37 TOIW
A tomentosa ((amrsteM 'downy',
foliage) (^Tcnm

aehitffiydtte od] Zoot (without a
mantle)***^*

Achlamydeae ( wvthoul a petvauth )
Dot errftjcTt* ewpt

achlamydeous adj. (without a pen*
antljilof tfnftjtw
ichlotbydru Jfei.
achlorophyUous adj
Acblys Dot (Gk ocAfgs ’mist) f^l-

A csrolinuna wnn* ^gl

A cofortUwSi^fl
A racemose (roocmoM

’id the form of acluster of grapes')

arholis Jlfrrf /

scholic odj
Acbolla ^eol

A mulliapinoia «l«n»ir?|**vg

acholous o<f>

schofurta fifnf **<^*4(^111.
arholune odf arfuwJrfisf
achor (Gk ‘scntO Utd n.
Achordsla Zoci St^t^XtST mpt
achordate odj «titttF\

Achorion Jfot (a genus of fungi esu-
sing (sTus wRiTu) an^itiUia nmifi
( « for *»») (wtlj
A. quinckcanom (causes in-.^se

favus) »p-*r7Tt.

A, sehoenleinii (causes (avns in roan)
JTR7 atl^.

Achras Sol tJTr^ sratf^

A sapota (American bully, Austra-
lian cranberry, nasebeny, sapota
plum) ftmiHt ijfig (Bin Mar.
achro ^achroo.

acliroacyle 1 (a colourless cell) st^.

»t7Tr/.

2=lyinphoeyte Htit *)ni /
achroglobin (a- ‘not’ 4* GW eliroa 'icy
lour'+fflobiiOBiorAeui ar-w4-7ife/.
achroma Ued (tack of normal pig-
mentation) (iII*€t7Wt/.(C'n pigment)

achromat awff ( fT.) m. ((hs)
apochromat (apocliromatie lens) tT?*
(()9)

achromat-, tchroinaio- ^$4*
Achromalueeae Sael •.

achromatic ad/ 2 OpUa f>44.

•TifSr*

•pochroroatic stTkfSt*

9 Biol att^d

achromatie condeDser OpUfi

•c)iromttie figure Bel «fWd
atViTomsticity \ (ntmsst'utktion ol %
eolonr) (fd4l chroma)

3fiW«T/

•rhromilic lens Clpfin dtlL

rfW

■chromatic prism ^ticr fid’h
•chromitiCspindle Sol <17^57
Bchromauc telescope Ajlron

achromatic vtsion PiyehoU (total
colour blindness) fRrfudwfffft /.
achromalin Biol anfltkf^ /. (opp»
chromatin wfss^i)

Bchromai'oiF o/f). Biol l(eompo4ed
of acnromalinJaflRTffSl fftf
3 (not readily coloured ••) •tT'W
achrofiutiim htwjtjt, fiddniT /.
Achromatium Ba't f^d^-intifi
ichromatiae 1 (to deprive of
oolonr) fievld, fiW C7WT
S (to make achromatic) «Hwy7
aimtl *T7T, fiVd?, ftW *1^
■chroraat>, achromit- fido’i-
achromitolyala Utd. *<ts-44l*ld ts.
achronutODe edj ‘lilili**

Bclaom&topsia

29

acid canaine

achromatopsia (total colotir

hlmaness) /.

achromatosis lied. wtnreaT /•
pigment, -osia)

achromatous ajj. J (lackiog in colonr)

2 (deficient in colour)
achromatQiia ll<4 rtVft*JT? «*•
achromia achroma
achromic aJj.

Achromobacter (a genus o! haetma
without pigment m)
Achiomohacterieae artni^'-a’^s^ «.
(sija tnbe)

achromotrichia (absence of pigment ta
the bau) %SlPlWsi /.
achromona sadiromic
achroo«, achro- «IT^*
achroo^extrin ,Dioekrm.
aclire<H<It~k,^hiase AiocAen. <r^«

achroooa adj, 1

Swichromaue

arJurapsiaCeolourblmduesi) ^’iHRrar

/.

Achyricthes Bot Wtsrttoift
A. ujsera (rongh chaff*(re«. prickip
fhsS flower'translatedfromSacs*

kant OTTTPar- w r ffft (B., N ,

IL

A, atropurparca Osi (U.

«>?n)

A, bidentata (the etanunodes aie
slid to be toothed— B mu)

^ntarft

A, Iriandra ftlTOIT (MV7.

PrewO

aci- CAem, 1 (denotes presence ot CO
S'* instead of CH* in certaja
heterocyclic compounds) Sit-
di-aci-pipcraalne

3 (now, usnally, the true acid form
of a taatomerie substance, as in
act aceto acetic ester) W*®*
ad-aceto-aectic e«ter Ciiem. *T^-5-
vaiet

ad<hloiidcsacId chloride C/iets.

acicula (dim. of onii ‘needle*) ^iVtl /.
Acicula Zool. (Let , ‘neodie’)
snnf^

•cjcular adJ. I

2 Bof. (Germ nadtlf^ntg)

3'raat

acicnlar crystal
acicular leaf Bot

aciculatea^y 1 (fanushed with aci«
culae)

2 (aeicular)

3 fifvcol. (marked with needle serat*
ehes) ^gfia(v'g^to scratch)

aetcalifoRSedy ilgeol (ceedle^hapsd)

aciculom /

AC.I.O. (Assistant to D. I. O , Crime
and Baitways. Criminal Inrestiga*
tion Bepartment)

«r WKM 9*1

ftmn)

aeidn CAfm.«*^n.(Germ.S5«rf)
acid adf. 1 (soar) WW,

2 Pttroj s=p«rsilidc (neb la silica)

acid cb (to expose to the section of
a«d)

add acUoB

add alburem Bicch<m.W(9’iH^
add eliztnB black Cd. Tnd (t*9

ftsfjrflww

acid alitsrtBe black Col Ind

acid alissrioe blae*b!ack Cof /n<f>
«i*¥ ftnOtrjl

acid aliairine broim CoJ Ind
ftofjrftBW

acid alizuine broem-black Col. Jnd.
acid aliunne dark blue Gd Ittd.

«TOt ftrrfjrtl siftrs i(»?r

acid aliairine flanne R CW Ind

acid alizarine garnet R Col Jnd
f* iHVft ftrSK \
acid alissnne green Col Jnd.

acjJ aliainne prey CW. Ind R*^

acid alizarine orange Gol Jnd

acid alizarine zed Cd Jnd R*^
rn?fk0TTff

acid alizarine violet Col Jnd. RT9

acid alizsrinc yellow Col. Jnd. RIV

acid aluina red 8r»?T

add amaranth Col. Ind R*R R*RIH

aad amide Ckem. R*5S

add amine bine Col. Jnd. fssA

acid anhydride Chem. R*R RR^
Acidtnthera Bot. (Gk akidos 'point,
sting* + au/Aeroj ‘flowery*— spieate
flowers) ^ejJiR’tnnfd
A. platypetaia ^gin

acid anthracene bine Col. Jnd. RZ^

acid Mttthraceae bntm Cal. Jnd. Rz^

acid antbracene red Col. Jnd. RZ9
ftVl&'d Tn

acid azide Cliem. RZ9
acid azo-fuchsine Cot. Ind. R*R RR*
SZTSd

acid azo>rubiDe Cel. Jnd. R*?t R^»W(t

add bath RZR>fnT^

acid Bessemer process CAens. RZ7<

arft'W'ftRT

acid.bindisg od;. (hasingthe capacity
of muting with acids) Chem. zrz^-
«>»*

acid black Ckl. Jnd. R*R

acid blest Bhetoengr. R*R RnR

add bloiser Chem. RZR*Wni|

add blue Col. Jnd. R*R *ftR

add blue-black Col. Jnd. RZ^rftR^nR

add boiler siz?r*aff^R

acid bordeanx Col Ind RZ?I Rt H tr

acid brilliant blue Col Tnd. R^

«ft3r

acid brilliant green Col. Jnd. SZZR

wigrc^

acid brilliant orange Col. Jnd. Rz?r
•iigc *nt*i

acid brilliant red Col. Jnd. R*^

rr*

acid brilliant violet Col. Jnd. RZ9
acid bronze

acid brown Col. Ind. RZ?r OW
acid burner aiz5f.^r?R
acid carbonate CArtn. RZR StlRTfla
acid cardinal Col Ind. STZR^j^sflj-
fliT

acid carm'ine Col. Ind. RZR

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acidol chxom* laathai bUck

•cid carmin* blua

add canniDc Moe Col Ind

acid camiouioe Col Ind fititjH
and ctinn an^
and cell Anal , PAyjiot
acid ceQtnfuf'al pump tn^

and cense Col Ind WW
and chloride

and chrome LlacL Ccl Ind *n?

acid chrome hlne Col Ind an?

and chrome brown Col Ind an?^^

ara

and chrome green Col Ind. MMAaiJla

and chrome redCol Ind arawa^fajT
and chrome violeccd Ind tmvfw

and chrome jellowCol- 7nd. aaas

and ehryiarohianm Pham.

KJg

and claret Cot Ind afwt tfV^
and cochineal Col /it»l *arw
and colour OAcm arwr^n
and concentrator «tar'«%a7«
and Congo Col Ind anw f fn
and cntnaon Col /i»d arPt cifRU
and curd anar^fW etjitd
and C7anine Col Ind wrtf
and dark green Col /,iJ arrw atfei

and ilipjier aro.itm

and dull WT!» ernar

an] drink ar»s ^

and 11)10 {An, amrmns

and dvi{>c|»u J/ irm.infrA

and 6, ilevjtor Chni arwiwr.

afaynrm:

and I nil* i/„i ^.^TI /

and n.vinr C I /ml arnc yurfi

Houo lur nijlyinj acil)
< Irm atfprej „

and crio ~liunne(G;. f,,„ a.^
fnoM *'^) + ,jlu„La te'^aj WTTea;^

•cid *sUr ( /^„ masffTrri)

and t f,.^ wneet

80 I.fui „ij urnJOT amr-n erra

ftvT

acid-fist bac>llatcacid.rcautiDg faci.
lluf

andfist bacteria MWjistlliQ aiiwi'^
acid-fastBeea ar*^-it?n, ata^Nimfll /.
and'fast acailct Col Jii^. arpt-f^tt

acidfaat Main aiwruitu

and fait violet Cot fnd *Ta?

acid fiuonde arts
and forming ndj *fa9^T
and fuchainc Ckcni aiRt
and funnel CAem amt-finN
and gai an^t.frfil

acid gloaa Sfonocubinf ( a poliih pro*
dneed with tho aid of anda)

and golden brown {bt.lnd.anQ^dl.

TK

and grceniCbl /oi. ansuft
and green bluuh Col. Ini. arpt ^
•rt^lw

and halide Chem trm iftfvlra
and hooef PWjn ataw an
and Lumaf an^tnnt
and hutnui builder arm vrat fdAlffi
and hydroljait arm anrtatu

andian|wand(f)iBg«d> armwt

acidic ud) ai&w.Cand fonuog)atm ct
acidic chromatin atm aq ffeta-iu
andie oxide atm ari^q
acidic tap Pot. arfi^rv m
acidiferoua otlj (contaioiog or yiiJd*
mg an and) wmjr, arm^
aciJihantsaridiant ml) armqrt
acidihe odj. JVincrat acm»T
aridiricsns «,/). Pact arM4>r
andifirant «tTF^

BcidifKalion •rpnr a
andirier armq: m (4iaq.qnl)

acidify ik irmvfurAqqa, wrjtcpi)

an>Iir)iiig-arii1iliant
indi-meterCArai atm cm m

an.li.r«rtrM .a. idcroelncal nlj Cin«.
arm fiprlT

anil.*metrv CAe« atm-Btfr/,

andiii )y»r<w (»njr rock very neli in
aiiic 0 ^ntntr IT
aridity «Me| /

andily (uflliriintPrr.fl^ Wmwyjm
®«yf n raliii am a tj ' j iq
and jogarmTnn

and kiln arm tini«

acid light blue Col Ind. atm $n

and light violet Col. Ind. atm aj

and light yellow Col. 7nd. atm
"flft

acid lime ( Cilrut bergamta, Oilrut-
acida) Sot atm Pin
and magenta Col Ind atm >pt^
and maroon Col Znd. atm sftatfi
and raeaiureratm aiqa
and meta protein PwcAem. atm Rtt.

and mi lling (= fulling) black Col Ind.
atm

and milling red Col. Ind. atm (WKT

add milling learlet Col. Ind. atm

acid milling violet Col. Ind. atm

and mordant aimWN* m. (abort for

*»» tntma;)

and mordant dye atmmi7«fmv
acid Bi*y blue .Col. Jnd. atm tnfirti
tfrtt

andneai armiqn.

and nitrile CAewi. atm a|^^
and BDDber atm irwi, atmt*
acido bine Cel. Ind atmqt tftw
and oil CAep wmAs
andol Col Ind atmq m

■ amine black armrPrtftvm

e. aio blue atm? ara aflat
a. axo violet atraiq «ni
a black violet wmr qm *ft9T>fitr
a bluewmvaflB

■ brilliant black atmq ^
a brown •tmqTW

a. carmine atmq'fertiWl
a. chromate brown atmq qW
a chromate green atmq qapqgf^^
a chromate grey atmq qvPq iJtrT
a chromate orange atmi q^q qntt

a chromate red atmq q^q m
a chromate yellow atmq q^ iflS
a. chrome Mack atmq qdr« qm
a. chrome blue atmq q«’iq tfts
a chrome bordeaux Hmqqi^ qft*
qm

a. chrome brown atmq q4q tit
a. chrome jtten arxwq qtiiq qfl
■. ebrotne leather blaik atmq q^

31

•eid wotks

acidol chrorae orange

a> chrome oraoge ^ivi

a. chrome red 9^5 T*B

a. chrome yellow ^Ji* ^8
a. cloth red tTO-?f7I

a. coccine

a. faat blue HTSt^ tftw

a. fast red «n^ TW

a. green wrsf
a, f.'ghl Jdur »W^ stT^

a. nary blue *|t5!8
a, printing black W*?ra gn»i
i. red WJ^ IfB

acidophile, acidophilic, acidophilona
odj. 1 Biol, (staining rtadily •with
acid etains)

2 Bael. (said of bacteria which can
tiirvive in distinctly acid medinmal
MMiutr,

aciuu^lulus milk arr^few-J^
addo proteolytic odt. B‘cch«n*
sfijatfirw

leid orange Col /nd. »r*3 ’TfJn
addo-reiiitist adj. *n®rJT*w
addoil* Hid, /.
add oxalate ans
acid patent black CaL Ind.
tBW

add peacock bine Col. Jnd. •tw anf^

acid phloxine Col. -Ind. wi?"!
add phosphate Clum. W*3r
add phosphine Col Ind *tt?J
acid ponceau (a dye)
add process Hital.
add-proof adj.

add-proof tK (to reader acid-proof)

• aiww^-^cui, WWn

acid prune CoL fnd. arr^r
add pnnher an9-7ITV
add purple

«dd radical Chem.

add reaction PAyncol CAcni. ara9^

• JtTsHvj

add red Col. Ind. an^-fnj
add reserve Btocfum, KT^-^lfkfh
acid resist aiT3-^9
add resistant adj. *0?r fKt (-f\(
acid-fast aUdpntiT

add resisting bacillus iti4i|U|si| ^agi<^
add rhod-amioe CW. Ind. «t*»

>dd rocks Geol. WJTfWtr ^
acid ros-amine Cbl. Ind. ai>!( arTW-
fit*

acid roseine Cof Ind. ati'Jtr
acid aalt^hi-salt C&em (an acid nit
with two eitnivalants of acid to one
of base) arr^ tiia'rt, fy-eie'd
acid sap Sot aTT?t TO

acid scarlet Col. Ind arTO-^TtW
an’iJ jJn4»e vnf iti7j
and sodium carbonate Cnem. VTO
(TOig HITOW

acid sodium sulphate GAem. WTO

acid sodium sulphite Chen. WTO

acid setlwTO

Very edd arft atTO
moderately acid TOTO WTO
slightly acid l^atTO
neutral toil V^n
add steel aTTO-^WHW
acid sulphate arrw
acid sulphite artw
acid syphon atTO-f^nTO-
acid tartrate arro TORtAv
add taste «to-TOIT;
acid test arro-'jftsw
acid tide iled. wbb-^wi, wwtosi,
•i<UM87-W7W (period or condition of
iDcreaaed acidity)

•dd trap

acid tray ais$! wnw

add-treat tb (to treat with acid)

acidulate ob (to make acidnlona)
^*TTO-WtW. at*«*w^
acidulated water CAem aTTOWrfinf WW
acidulating tank anwwra^.tlTt>T
addulent

acidulous adj. s^CITO
Bciduloui alkaline water

wifroww

acidulous chalybeate water (con-
taining iron carbonate) n^giTO
ainfinfht ww

addulons mineral water
wfitaarw

anidum=add Pham. WTO n.

a. aceticum=aceticadd nOcv anw
a. aceticamaromaticuiagyBtgfscV

arro

a. aceticum glaciale an^

a. arseniosum WTO

a. boncura— boric add aia^

a. carbolicum ntn^7 WTO

au carbolicumliquefactumnTOShr.

firw WTO

o. chrysophanicum Iwtl^r^ aT*5J
a. hydrobromicum dilututn— dilute
bydrobromic acidw^T^jf^Wmr
M. bydrochloncam = bjdeochlotjc
acid W*c>

a. bydrocbloncum dilntum = dilute
hydrochloric add
wtw

X. hydrocyanicTtm dilntum = dilute
hydrocyanic and

a. molyhdenae = moljbdie add
ihtfww atro

a. miricumstucrie arid arr^
a. nitnniXD dilntnmwdilute BiUie
acid wr? itTO
a. DitrohydrochloricumdilntiuaM
dilate nitrohydrochlorie add

a. phosphoncumBphosphorie biuq
wifN* arro

a. phosphoncamconccntratum

fi^fianf^^WTO

a. pbospboncum dJntiuaisdilBte
phosphoric and TO? Wif^ «n®
a. picncum WTO

a. salphnrieam = aulphnrie and
gvwrfro atro

a, aulphuncnm aromaticum=aro.
matic sulphuric acid ^rfsT 3^*7-
ftwatro

a. snlphuncum dilutum = dilute
aulphunc add XF? SWlltw »n%
a. tinnicum = tannic acid
atro

acid urate atTO«(Vw
add value = add number CAen.-
(Doritnd) WtoJw, iTTO-WiT
acid violet Col. Ind atxw
acid washed clippings CAem. WTO-

acid wood atTO WT7
acid wool black Col. Jni. aiTO wafr.
WIW

acid worker atrw-^tT m.
acid works anW-WTOf/.

Aconitum bxuhlti

acid yallow

■cid yellow Col Ind •nw
•eid leptyr blue NB=awool blue CB
Col Ind 3^ ^ ^

•eier (» colour, yellow in hue of
low iituretioi end high ** bril
hence) nra’lVw m

acierige (coating with iteel hie iron
»t 6 B\ing)€tv'*t «

Acierjl (ncirr steel + ofunii

tiinm tTOTJ en elloj) tflv'l m
•cierate rb (to conveit into ateel)

aciform adj (aheped like a needle)

jcil Chfvt -wfiret til (leo oreeil)
aanaciform arlj Sol (teimitar>ibeped)

Aaneta (Gk. alinrtoi 'immofable')

1 Seal
1 Eol

A. tube^oa* Sool f-fJWft
Aeioosycbioae ("raiTjarSt in

’hunting leopard ancient word +
*3*9 lubfamih)

Acinonys Sonl fry* tnrifit
•OBue dao( taaeiilia teraination o(
branched rU id) ni
Aeipeneer /ol (genua eompruing (he
ordinary aturgeons/ TWTtfw-lTiftf’T
A. rulhenue gx
A, eturio MMiav

AcipcoKfca rvn m

Aeipenieridae (meludee all the atur-
geone) ♦tl n»

Acipeoreroidei

A C.J (Aaaiitent Commiaaioner of
Food Suppliea (or juer ereaa) fJ mi
WT (TTIt ftet % f« STtCa antTOH
«I 5 »)

aekoowlrjge rb w fiftfun *75n
(Conit ). e^r*.T (make known)
SrTT», CTUT

acknowledge and piuup eri>yfrtny*T
acknowledged adj arfir^TT. (made

known) JJTfrr

acknowledged ii delta «ie| % ^
•rf4«^trt

acknowledge receipt

cm

aelnowlfdge the com (to confeM or
admit a charge, fault or failure)
»OCTTCm

acknowledpmcBt 1 (Conet ).

citflc, (making known) 9!^/

a syf^ ^ «

acknowledgment card tnftndtfft nut,

acknowledgment due ntwi
acknowleilgmenldnetegiMered letter

(ne^ tra

acknowledgmentfurm

tOfPrTtl

acknowledgment of debt

acknowtedgment of liability ^tm-
cfinftffr

acknowledgmeiit of permanent ad.

vaoec wpft eftm <» atfiixitfff
acknowledgment of aignalure

•firrfifft

AO (audit clerk) It
A data SPI« rt.Ctrt
AcUta dealer tHnyct^rmi
A eUaa farmer ffCiT Icnnc
A elii* ferry WC trt Act?. BCC
try^

A eUaa foreit trtnr cA cc
A el*t« patt tytnt cnc
A elea* priaooer ffiTA cA Ct
AelJaarea«fY«(l|gU3)W ^Aens
achntc line Pkyi amfcc
acloud ad/ (clouded) )lfn ^|tyi
Anaea Zoof

Acmeeidae (left ctenidiwn alone
occun-CNH. Ill 40S) «Tcnfk-«ll

AemewiAcieula Saol mtifii

aewe Stef ci^/

■erne brow o Cof Ind C'TC ««
aesne acrew thread eectioo Afoek*
tniwtu

acme yellow Cof /a,f cryPt
aemile (Ok at>’i«*apoiot')(ajutatftX9
terminationa "C Tery cbaracteriatie)
^ar*n(^* wv ( for efta Runaral)
Aemonerbyoeboe Area aftnvc bllft
acne ITnl . Feler fifeci /
acne rolgana Hiupv fiftai
Acnidana RFfinffn mid
A C O (Aaaietant Commercial Officer)
i»y R U7 H (Rm«wnie«rsfrtt:)
Acoela Zeal (order) trjfg'rm „
Aeoelomata Zeal m|>f

ecoelomate gjj Zotd (aritbout a

coelom)

aroelomaloua uicoelomate
Arokanthera So! (alolc 'point'
tiHlher ’Kimjlt) wftlwraW'S’Tft
A. ajiertabilia (jpecrabific 'ahowy')
TnyatFiiUOrntTR

arology, aerology firfirntT ftSTH n.
a romiiiuni ohacrvantia nun eat
rerritrndiini ("From the common
oinervaiica there thould be no
depnitme )tft«l^n>ST*^A9 1^-
RTT CT TeSnrr *tft R I

Aromya Zool (hinder part of the back
1» en\ Bred with apinea tl*)

Udifet

aconite sIlniR f>
acone n zeel WOf m.
aeone adj w{rf
cueone adj
pieudocone gdj
aeone eye Zed. uttf 5ri
•ronie ail) Clievi (formed ifldireeUy
from aeonitic acid)

acoDine Chem. (dbtaiiieil by hydro*
lyaia of aconitine)

ecoDiie I af« m , fixi/ (any plant of
t)ie genu* Aninlum rtthVtlA) (C/.
ita local teriri (<t m Uekf 158)
Swaconitun weconitl radit m aco.
nitetooi FAnr«.(UP.O) aftym,
nrty-^Wf,.
arooile root PJuirm.
tcoBiie violet (blue red 'flat* in hue.

and of low ft britliajce) n.

aronitla Wacom tine
aconittc orf; CAem. aftfw
acomtiDi = acomtine PAorm.
aconitioe CAeni afrfr/.(Rti 'Aeonitnio
/trot , Arabia biih, Peraian AiiA nog,
from Sanaknl fev, ftt run)
tonne frO

acomii rioizwacomie root PAnrew
(B.P.a) RfitT-3?r

■coniiuoiai aconite PAcrm.faa eitract
or tioeture from Aeonitumfiopeflai)
Aconitutu Sol. fiVlJlwfT
A. anglicumwA. Dipellua
A atrea=A. Iieirropiiylluoi
A. itroxwA. deioorrliituia
A. balfourii (with tre carpel*—
Baiu)yea.Taxy&9T
A. bruUii— A.MicorrbisszB

Aconitum chaimanthum

33

acoustic telegraph

A. cluimintlium (tsste is slightly
bitt#r— Basil) STTTjftTT
A. cordatum=A. bcterophjllum
A. deiaurrliizuin (root thick »nd
eloa^atml ~^asu) *tS'RiW

diSsCClUIA

eli\cs.i( fcoweisnodaing— 5as3)

A. falconcri

A. ferox wltJlHT (B.. N , M. fttl)

A.feroxClegh.(piiitira)=A. deino,
rrhisum

A. ferox HooV*.“A. spicatum
A. ferox Boyle (pwliin) = A. fsl-
CODCli

A. ferox Wall- (partjm)=A. bal.
founi

A. ferox tar. atrox Brulil=A. fal.
ctiueri

A. ferux tar^ atrox Wntt A*
deiuorrniaum

A. ferux tar. cniraicaullsHA. apl*
catuffl

K, ferux heteropnyllo'idee« A. ipi.
caium

A. ferux var. lacinia(aBsA.laciaia.
*tuci

A. ferux rar. laciolatumaA. dei.
norriutuia

A. ferux $ubip. pairnktum^A. pal.
luaium

A. ferux vau p<'lvei.luza=A. bal.
^viuni

A. ferux tor. spicaia^A. spicatuin
A. ferox rar. •pi<-a(dia=A. tpica.
turn

A. heieropuylluiu »jg?T tk'4I (B , N.
VLO)

A. hixi.Bs:A. ccasiuaaiaum

A. japoricum

A. lacinlatum ^Jsjt f^(Sikkim halo
biklimo)

A laxiflora tt crassicaaIias>A- apL
catnm

A. lethale (roots fusiform— Basn)

A. luridum (furirfuj ‘pale yellow’;
the sepals are land— Basil)

fim

A. lyeoctonum {lucoctonum *wolf-
kiUiug’ W4l)^<ii^

A aaolufidamB A riotaeeiim

A. napellntastaonk’i hoodgr^Rg.

A napcllua Ctegh.— A, Tiolaeeum
A. napellus Sterrart— A cbasman.

A. napeUus rar hiaossA. chasm,
fur.aum

A. napellus rar. Hgidoin^ A ferox
A. napellus tor. apicatiiins A. cbas.
nanthum

A. napellus tor. dissectum=Avio.
laceum

A. nepellus rar. ■nultifiduns'^A.
violaceum

A. nepellus rar.rigidam^ArioIa.
ceum

A. oratum=:A. heterophyllum
A. paliaatuu (SikLiu Mo

btihotnoi

A, epuatuiaitrif>rt4>fl
A UBciuatuniw A elwesii
A. varieg3tuuiBA.elwcsu
A violaceum (sepals are violet coIo*
ured— Basu) <tl9rsai4^

A vtroiuuw A terox
A volubile (eoftibila ’twiiuog’} tW*
iVtfyvt

aco&ua p{. of scoutiam
acuoUuiu (threadlike defensive organ)

aco-pyriu =aceto.pyna
sconu^rv/. (JeoTHS mIchmm

X^)

ccutn J (the nut or tnut ot ©m»c-“
W6b)V«^^M.
a (of a eword loot—

b Xf(X>l.=arom batoacie
Licrc. uari.acle ^ avuia Saeti = lucx
barnaciC (ofteo losnd attached in
coaotless numbera to tho rockr
along the shore) ^jvr'«*kjx(
acorn shell = acom barnacle
acorn sugar (inp«er.V(in
Acorus Bo<.

A. falamus (sweet fleg)

(B ,N .M.

A. grimineus (medidnally used m
China— Basu) sibl

AC.OB. (Assistant Controller of
Stores) Jffy.«.« ft. (svm
ftPW)

acosmic a^J 1 (lacking cosmic order)

2 (unoigantzed)
aoosmisiu

acosmisl ( -^0 m.

acutylcdon Bol w-;»f5rT?l u
acoustic adj. 1 a (pertaining to the
sense of hearing) KTit-
b (pertaining to the organs of hearing)

»di*

c (pertaining to sound) vqft*
d (pertaining to the science of sound)

2 (suitable to promoteheanng)
acoustic H. (a medicine or agent to
assist hearing) «>. (short for

sn«4uvi)

acoustic agraphia trar^fwiT/.

agraphia sr^t^tn '

Bcounicai nrf; 1 (of or pertaining to
acoustics) ®tft*

acoustic area « auditory area

SVK

scouatic resire* acuuslicarea
acoutue colour v^ft-tsTVI/
tcouilic duel (external acoustio tuea.
Ins) *nv

acoustic figure Phyt,
kuoasUciaa m.

Xcouauc ueaius m

Bcuuilic &eoe=°aui2nory herv«

>»T

acouibcodaicral adj. iiwrr. to

the lateral hue organs auA tao.r
central coDn<M.kioa Mith tii earf
V'J-wJ., *i!|.i,rs«w, uir>r7f;i?w-

acuuuicu'Uieral Ccii.iC
acuusucv.laieiai Oi^a.i
icoufUco-lateral sjs.eci
Acousticon

acoustic organ Anal (organ of Corti)
acoustic plaster (abaoibs sonud wares)
acoustics 1 (as, of a room) <ra'ij**pT m.

2 xnftit /. IT.

acoustics of bmldmgs (a science deal,
log with the acoustics of buildings)

acoustic spot=crisU^«f. wet. ft^
acoustic telegraph l (making audible

acoustic tila

■era

signilf) tnu
3 (telephone) ”«•

•constie tile

ecquunt tb. 1 • (to tarnish expenentiU

VnoMleage oO

b (to meke one to know) Sjm

3 1 (to eommnnicsto notice to)

b (to mske cognusnt)
icqnsintence 1 "i

ecqueinted oS]
scqaeiiitcdtfcss qfifaoH n
tequest 1 (lh»t which is ecqnired)
erarsn
0 (acquisition)

3 LtiK (property acquired hy put
chase)

ecquietce i6 1 (assent taeitlj)

3 (accept taeillj ) sWwilaW ^'<'■17
to acquiesce loyaUjr snd lilcntly ^7

w in ?nr«f^ ^ c)*i

acquicsccmcBtw acquiescence

acquiescence 1 / (tacit as

lenO.^dtdiaKm (taut acceptance),

f pttrft

3 (sai sfai.tion ot appeiue' ^
acquiccrnre aud waivit 4t*r?0ffV
sftTSlfmTn

acquiescence liv rutrranieni and pn
vjle ounerc niSTH «U
Tm UtTOUft
acquietcem t = acquien cnee
acquiescently ^^tnri
acquiescer tfr^JTR^SI u)4Tflctrt(^

acquire ,i. i ^TTTT. insT

SCT^t

saTitii sTMeyin
5 (as properlj) Strrw^Rr,
to acquire cilitenship ^ infHai
WTC3 KTtn

acquired a^tj l STTM. srfitT

S Law aaita

acquired aileptatioa St»TO| etj^Srsf
acquired allegiance
acquired eharicter snt«t(n!n

acquired deromuty ngprq ^

a

acquired immuDily

acquired us aatislaction of k fttl ItW

SarwTS*

acquired or rcqnisstioocd m^anm

acquired ayphilis mtK
acquired TanaliOis jTiut atVI^f^ilTX
acquired Telocity TqiBnt
acquire immoTabte prosily ans
arTFi %(i4l
acquiremeDt siui^/
acquire nsent SudJXim S*ullTi^
wcni

acquirenda « pi taie „

acquire pseecnbed apersal qualifies.

tious fHtq «|< 1 |il in*S TTO
acquirer 77r^ araraifqlm
acquire the habit of command Htn*
^ frqr? *W*ll
aequKibleod/ «»«t^
acquiiitioB «s[i^ /. arirq (Gout),
o

acquisition dono* the month
awf^r

acquisition of citixcnsbip mi|lt%Tn>

•frrfef

acquisitiOB of pain <im mify i
aequirition of land s tjtj mi fe a
acquisition of property snnfill
acquisition of tight StprertatTiftT
acquisition of scrap (iron) 6*^ ^

acquisition of eiiKiLs

acquieitioB, prescerslioo and disUi.

Button «mf:T,^R7af|S|«yT^vqTr
acquisition proccedinge aiTif^Vli-

acquisition records amf^aal^tiraa
acqoMjliTe (wy 1 a (disposed to maka
aeqniBitions) swpft ( aq,), naii^atflll.
ararftssj, yeriiRflw.

»atfir»3

b(sble to make aequisitiona) TqHlq-
5Rt, WTTWWl
3 ai^ieg

acqaititivcness a(^<n. ^SJWT/.
acquiBilor Tirin. aiwrn {-qlsn.
acquisilam (a thiag enquired by pur*
ehue) •Tiara n

acqnist - actpusitten amPi, Tn*tT /
acquit ab. t ■ (to diaebarie) nPreWr

b (clear off, pay o£f) TfHVTT
3 (to set (tee from obligation, etc.)
f^Wn

S (u in he acquitted bimaelf well)

ftwrrr, fHsd

acquitment s=acquutal
acquittal (act of acquitting) MlMytm/.,
aifk^T't n

■cquittance aifiTjflE /, 4
acquittance register hWT
acquittance roll 1 h (1*114 Id /.

3{pwDu ir424)Tfir^vntfe/.

acquitted adj aifir^sc
aequitter Stflt^Vw^ m
A.GR. (Assistant Coimnissioner of
Food Suppliee for nee areas) ft an.
B (TT4SI &S' « fsT «Tn« aixtana
•aigti;) (B for ««*■ nee)
act. (Lat oecr 'sharp') CAen. 9Jt-
Aerabs ^ Scorpu Alteon

acraey 1 (no goearnmeat, anareby)

3 (the nltimata tUgsof physiocratia
doetriDs) aimn /.
arT*aIdehyde OAem Bir-g»g^

Acraoia (haTisg no «* akul] cdftj
Z«1 ar«fiCT- mpl

acrania ITerat 1 (partial tbaaaea of
akulI)«t?T»iffem/.

8 (total ahaeaea of ikuU)Bdft*flBBl

f

acranial od; 1 (wanting a akull) otiii*
antifft
3=acraruate

aertmaten ZiU (ona of tha Acrania)

acraoiateod; (of or perl totbsAcra*
nia) WBttfttl

Acraiiay^t (a genua of ilima moulds.

generally . '

worth) TTtjwfSiCT UJiQi (ann copro-

•f nfein mould)

Acrisiaceae Bol Similfliqi-jw «. (f*
family)

Acraiiiles qt*(t»'lfli%l-nht n. (order hW)
acre 1 (A. t a measure of land, ongi
sally the amount ploughed by s
yoke of oxen in a day, now 160 ef
ro4s)HC?f »n (t)( 0/. French orpciit
Oerm. Ifprgeit)

3 (any field of arable or paeten
laad)VTn.

acratbl*

•ct

tcrciLle (per *cre)

acreage (area )ii acres) n ,

^7,

on an acreage tasu uia^RI %

'n

acreage duty SI^
acreage fee
acreage rate s;^ arf"
acre comb sr5^-jTTW
acre foot /ri

acre.mch (of water) !f5^-Srt3®

Acreodi ar^^^TsJI m ji!
acrid nd]. TS

acridaD C^iem Tfn"<f ii
acridic nilj them
acndine C?iem

acridine brown Cel Znd Tifl VW
acridine dje

acndine flatine If Cof Ivil Ttftfqnlt
acridine golden yellow Col 7nd 31^

acridine hydrochloride C/ieni. ^

acndine orange Cel Ind Tilt Trta
acridine red Cel Ind. TBt TfW
acridine icirUt Cel Ittd. tA «rhr
acridine yellow Coi. Ind Ttft
acridmie edj. Ckm Tftlfirti
acridmium (a hjpothetical radical’
related to acndine as ammooioffl
It to ammonia) Ch«n m,
acridity Cktm THTI/
aendone Chtm TOT /.
acndooiumssacndiaium
acridophague (an eater of locottt
?l«^) sraw «v m

AcridotheretAirs «?siu<n-Vin^(<aC-
it an ancient word, r/. Hindi
Bengali

aendyi CJiw TfW n
acri flavine (ncridins+/?aiinr) PAarm*
Tfl fitrft

acrimonious discuteion
acrjndohne (acndine + irufolinc)
Ckem. TR

acnnyl CArm. sfilW n
acritol CAei i TfiPTR m
aero, anj

Acrobates Zool (genus of fl) log aqnir*
rel) snfritirrtjraifir
A. pulchelIus(Lat.ptilc7ie({u<'bea0'
tifulOgr^JTlfKtffrit

A. pygmaeus(GV pjftfmacHt'pygmy-
hke*) ^ HMli'lRtlt

acrobUst (^ues use to the aerosome)
[UV2 M

acrobrjous ddj Dot growing at (he
apex tiR onh

acrocarpous «rl/ Dot (liatinstermmal
frnit) aOTTPt^

Acrorarpua fraxinifoliut Bet.

snn;?r(it^^ fiaxmi + -*W folius)
Acroccphalus Jie* (Olt

i<jjAnle?fn)

A schocnobaenua (sedge naibler)

frtjTtrrrri

acrocomdinm Dot (a comdinm formed
at the end of a coniJiophore) •HJ-

acrocoracoid 2ool (process on
coracoid) TlftRI-TiS m
acrocoracoid process Zool. atn-TTfrRT-

rt 4

acrodont ^oel m

(consolidated with the summit of
the alreolar ridge ft, without
eocketi

aerodrome arf/. Jtol. (running to "fit
apoint *RI*>saidof a form otoerra*
tioo in which the principal nerves
tenninate at the leaf tip) WRlisr>ni(t

(•w

acrodroiQous » aerodrome
acrodynia (dcr. *n| + .oilynia •'(tr)
il€J. sntOrt/.

AcrogynselW tnr^f^: m pi
acrogynous adj Bot (acre «R +
•Vl/Ttout, bartog tbe arcbegonia at
the apex of tbe stem) etnuift^
acT-olciQ(Ijat ocer 'sharp' d-o?er« 'to
amelOCAem Tfl-WfAR
acTomastitis Jfed (inflammatiOD of the
nipple) m.

acromegaly JJferf. ngfirai /
acromial adj (pertaining to the acro-
mion) 4ni»*lll-

acTomion ^nol. (outer end of . scapula)
TWWHH n

acromion proceia Anot
acronol brilliam blue=glacier blue
aeronol indigo blue = saframne
blue R

acronol yeI)owT=methyIcne yellow

B

Acronychla Bol tmRTT-RTjfei

A. laurifolia (cla\ flowered laureli
laLa w ooil) (the bark is used as an

external application to sores and
ulcers“Dasii) fsIRi'R fl'iHW

acro|>etal ailj. Bol stJnfWR^^ (
arro]>eiBl auccession Bot siRifkViR
*KR (del eloping tow ards Rf* the
apex WH)

acrophobia i/fr7 (moibid dread of be-
ing at ft gi eat height) f».

Acropora^Madrepora 2ooI la genna
of ston) corals) xxwxio-Hllfil
acroicopic adj Bot (looking toward
tlie apex) <nrrfiT 5 ^
acrose (from acrofrin the source of *-
across) Ohem. TfllJ n
aerosome (aero- from Sanskrit *IR +
»oi« 'bod^‘) 2’col. g«m. awaiti/B
n (a minute bod} situated at tbe
anterior ■"! end of a spermatoroon
Sfl^Ttn)

acroipore Mj/eol (a spore borne at
the extremity of the sporophore)
annitsn®! m

Bcroaporoui adj Mucol
across RiT, aTTTRlT
across stream Rftirr
Acrosticbeae Sot HS^'Wl «•
Acroslicbnm jSof (sporang acorarall
tbe underside of the frond) WIU^-
Btnft

Acrothoracica Zool strIt w.

Acrux= oCrncis ^itio»

/

acryl CA«m. n (tcryl in cars'-
acr}l IS) however, RRo)
acryl-, acrylo- (acr^ he) Ckgm. zr.dS.

(from -)-■«)

acrylate C)w«i n

acrylic adj Chem
acrylic acid Chem TRfew *Tt^
acrylo , acryl. (aerj he) Diem TOM.
acrylo niinlc diem TOM tjfjw
acrylyl Clwtii T0^5t n
A.C 5. (Assistant to Civil Surgeon) ST.

5T. ST (TlROT eiT Mtr«)

Act=Ac (actinium)
act » 1 ^ n , ftn/.

3 (as, of parliament) srirf^RIT ffi.
(Const)

S Bail) (I P.C ) « (omission

act or omission fra anrtj STpT

.ct.byl** “

byelaw (Censt)

bill (Const )

decree an?f'S (Const)
law (Const )
nundamos siTHl^S (Const)

order (Const )

order >d council (Const)

ordinance WVXI^n (Const )

.proTiMon (Const )

rule (Const )
repilation Wnn! (Const )

sUtnte qflTsratl

act tb. 1 ^ ten^TJi. ^

2 (apstt)

ssftnft'WHi ^ .

actability atg^WST.

«Wt/ . ,

actable adj

Acuea Bot (genus o* tbe bsatbsr
ries)fw»Tft-snnnt
jC acuminatia ^ ipieata
A. alba fSmrfl
A. cimicifuRa-Omietfuf* loeliJ*
A. spirata tbanebert). srapouoit,
herb eUristopber) (it is a poi-
sonous beriseeous pUM~B4Su)

Aciaese raceoiysae radia = cimici
fapafJiin e.

Aetacon nitifd (has

ng tbe visbeisi loop nuslea lo

A gfandiflora*fjT^Wt5*Tt
act in force irfW wWiTUT
acting B ddmia. t»

Bctiugndj (Const )

uorViDg

otdciating fsn^TTV

acting allowance aH^-

acting allowance nj1ea%|6%lui-*TVI^-

acting as agent wfitTsI k W ft

acting chairman mJNiH

acting force tfdfb Vm Vft
acting Gosemor snftnft llMI'lIrt
acting incumbent %|4ci0 ^gvilll
acting IB good faith ^ Vlft

tET^ry?

acting lo tus disctetton ft crft

acting IQ ibeir official capacity atbl-
«lft ¥7 ft *rf 5*1
acting iu*tlv S7i»n *Tft Ji^
ifting officer viicrft
acting promotion Vt^CtflUVlTa
acting ranb %l4a.lfl
aitiog senieevAciflinT
acting together J 7 .

Aetibu 2ott

bitiiiiaita (an order ol Antboioa)
srjf*’ »ist fii.

action. laysBcbenucal rtya

aciinium C', D Hilig n', 9 in.
actinium 1) irsrg X in-

actiDO «T-

actioo bacillus f5T*t ?eiig 1 1
Aclinobacillus (& genus ol Imcteria;
Gl alia f*!*!)

(ft.)

A actiDOides (found in epizootie
pneumonia ot call es) ttiswlMn^

(ft

A acltnomycelum eomitans tnv-
(ft (short for ftl*i«a«
ft)

A. lignleresi (eanses abscesses in
Ijuipb nodes of cattle) tTtnfttrfft.
A malleiKMalleomycesniallei
A pseudorasllei = Malleomyces
pseuJomallei

Actinobolus Zctl (has numerous
tentacles — C.SU I U2) S'^alsrs.
innft[pm 6 g 7^14) 3

AtlioodaelyUlla tprltgsrjnnflt

AciiDodapbne Uof. OTlfStJTSlft
A anguitifuIiasAi booVeri
A. boobeti (stigma ii tsuthroom*
abired“Bisu) BSijfft (CTf

ninshroom- rft stigma)
Actinodura .ltd ^lift-snnftl
actmolite (occuri in fibroua forma)
Hf^Ant III (5*5 fibre, -n let 8^*
minertl)

Actioomeira b Comatnia
Actmomma Zed. (three ooscestna

Actaeonidse ZmI efV n'lJVii 77T fu
art, eontniaiHC ur dciue (StW. 88)

Brio’ll tnni gfft:

•rt deleleiiou.il fift

art done m pood faith ft

frWT riTt

art drop TflTT m , st^BT^rn/
Art Cm =Ac Lm

to tit for any party ff<I7W<l^tft

aclifiealion n

aelirier«fiyB« m

actify = amrate tb
artinat >oral gie

art in auler droit Law ft arfft-
»rt ft *iJt *T7t

ArtinelliBiit (Gk atlii ‘ray’— flowers
being riyed like smsU aunSowers.

I^'S ^si 3rtgim.n:^

Artitiidu Bd (Ck-ahw'ray’— refer-
riug to aterlike dowen A genua of
« oody s loes)

A cKineoris

A poKgama (sUyer Mne) nra Htn-
S'Tl

A. yolobilis (eotafiitis ‘twining’)
nrffl-ft

■ctioi feioua aJj C&eni (containing
acliDium) 1^**1 3^

Artiniopiena Dd. aigtltt^UTBlft
A diebolomsfpetcock'ataiDanin'B.
atgtfnm (Basn
Artiniilia Zed. tfptm 1*1 m
actinium CAeoi (• radio-aetirr ele-
ment) ^irg m. (tb, 'to ihise, to
shake')

ortiaiam X ^Ityg 9 ns.
acliainm A,B,Ctpng7t,t^nwb

apberee) feewMi-linTft
A. aitericantLioanTnftTt^
acttaomocplue cdj J3ot (radios) m«
metrical) wrftfftiT, atrftflrftB
actinomorpbic symmetry Lot. «*T*

aclmomorphy Lot atTftftft/.
Brtioomycei n.

Actmomycei (Gk aUi$ ‘ riy ’ ftt*l
-Hnaier 'fungus' «t«) Bad ftn-

A gnseu* (prurm 'grey' Ift)

faTTitn*

A. Bccrophorus ifittnTBfftr’WW
Actinomycetacese fneiTT8-gw «•
Aetiaomyccules fftr»lM8Jirt «■
Actmoraycetei n pi-

actinomycosis (disease caused by no-
tieomyeetes) frp'IWMKI /.

•etinon 37 activA propaganda

Ktinon CJifl’J »’!•

•rtinon fmanationC/iwi <J JlTr fitnf’
Actinnplirj* rj^jrarfs
A. »nl

Aeiinni.tpr» =» Artino ptprypii Zod-

rr5H<nn tnpf

At ;»nop\f Ty pii « Artitwptcti

Atlinospliaenura (flf{jn(>.+ Gl. iT^ar
rion.^im of »r)iairrt'‘ipli«re’)
wti^JTJrrft

A. eichhornli (ons of tbe
knotvn su* tnimaleuUs) ITTBP9

milt's

•ctinoat == pterypiopbotf =» «rpal
Zod. (bofi« of » fin raj) f».

artmoitftf iJa/.WTT*^ »n-
•otiooatome Zod, WTjgW n.
aotloo ihf rapy ftr^T ftftWI /•
actinotrichium (at tha e^ga of Co*)
Zod. t^'

an'iBOtrockia Zod
ActiDotoaaAnthozot
aot la piU Xaw erf (la

ditt. from an set dona in eoart
«h)eh >1 a matter of record)
aetinnla ^ool.

actio boAse &deic»boose fidel Zmo
eWt'rf

action 1 vrf'mfl/. (Const) (ji in:
action ms) t>a taken)

afrn/.

9 Law (legal procew) erXi m*

< Ifif. m. (»e« bsttU)
fi Mith. (Pit. 183) fwn n.
civil action Law sil9Sl(*ei7
criniinal action Law arr^Tn^ arfV*
■ofri

nixed action Law Odtrn
personal action Xaio^ofFte VT^
real action X«ite Aiwlis
auhject of action Law Wnrfrf-feT
actionable Jiote arnrfVTa
actionaMe claim Z«jjp arfiraljtr sr«lJsi
actionalile ncplipence XpOW
nWTTi tntTT

actionable wronp Law atfirfVw *fT-
fra. «if<TttVw

actionaireaactiooary
actional fCTl.

actionary (sbareb older in a European
]oiat4tockcpinpanj)ifTITIn (for 4T
eompare Paoiai 9J 9

shareholder afTTOlft (
action for acenunt Jja» ft
tsftrffrj

action for debt mn ft few err
action in rem Law ( an action bind*
mg all fiertons or all perxons in
interest— VTeb a 0. in rem)

«TT

actiOTi n»«n Crom *41111 -^HTtT
action of Bcconni ftn? ttflroViT
action of eon\er«ion i^iv

err

action of the heart rAvsief itT^ fir^T
action of wind vurfftm
action on the ca*e X«t«> r^m 47^1
Uiyar p ITOb)

action pattern a reaction pattern
behaviour pattern Ptirkei- (a
complex act or aeqoenco of acts,
vrhich IS regSLrded av making up a
{u&etiooal vibole) 0CTl*wpt. trfs
Cpn tW77. (f<sT

sncieot word. 'totality, whole
body or a collection of a onnibcr
ofseparatolbiDgs’— ewill'ihat
which bolda aingU parts together'
WW. PaUttii'a complex whole
ehsraetenxed by a definito srtsoge*
ment or interrelstioti of parts'
—Web)

actions and proceedings

action aoneatftctTPC

action taken in good faith tt^lTTV ft

action taken tbereon IT ift rrf

^ idciO

action tune &rtrr.a?t(7
Bcuvite eb. 1 viWiI

3 Dot. fevitftsr WSTSI

activated <id>.

■euraied carbon process

shnr^^

activated carotin Uiocftew,

irfft

activated charcoal ^ fv q a artlTT
activated aindge «iKv^ tntfc
activation *i5»q^ «.
activator 1 mJvrriTft ( nj m.

3 FIcnl Pathol (a material added to
a fungicide to ioer««aa its toiiciiy)
f^Tf^es.

grille a,lj. l nftw (inactire
fwiTi'Hti. fftaitftw. ^'fTpt

3 ■/ n%?

4 Ciif'i r*n

take aitivc part nfV7 *TTTT?rTT
aeliie amvl WV5«

active anus eirrftft^
active l-onil F'rmjirc (a bond bevrmg
a fiveil rate of intriest from date of
issue) ftunfit

actiie capital 1 (retdil7 eonvertibla
into mooei ) NlJJ'lU-trf
3 Peon (mad ine<, as contrasted
with raw materials) I'ltdlB ti.
acin e carbon sfent
active charcoal Vreirny
actiic rirciilation of notes irf^^TT
iflttcld

active class pflilll

active c«rrctit»w8tl cuwenurift w?

reartiie nirrcnt aftnft 47J
active demand Eeeni Jff *ti»TinTT
arlne cxemte .Vnf Tri)*i«l4m
arlive force Pht/i

active foteif I) sen ice *ip hwi
active growth ^ ^
active habit vA*i4 ^Strn

of active habit TT»T17 »r,

5»lT9tT

active help trgil'tl
acme immunity ttrft^rfhfT
passive immunity s^4,t(tQ|

active interest

active hen JUrluw irT®Ilfit*lf, WRt
UkvnfitnK

active life triftij irfl^sv

active hit J/,1 g tlmw t t n ft ft iff.

V*

actively Vfft

actively advanciBg science 3f7f-Jrri%*
fft* ftsTH

actively hi ing Bot ft ■'Jlfkll

acme market Cot'i
active moiemcnt Vef (produced by
the person's own muscles)
acme nucleus Bof. vqfj

active part iTtn
acme partner Cc i tTlrf

active principle AIol
active propaganda campaigs Ttfftg
flWfT

actira t«ram

38

actual axtiaction

active aenim ^a isrom tbU eontams

eomnlecaanO Vt^-'^(eompIemeDt

active aervice 1 jimm

3 J^>{ (serviea iQ the fieW) t»t-3rXT,
JTSTX-Jm

Active Service OrJinanee J|/,I Tvr^TO

active ilep ftxpiIX ^
to lake acfivcileps T'TTJJTT

active tfade balance ((avoQrabU balan
ee of tradel *3^^
active tro»t £<ir wfer
active » alue nftx
active war pcnod sftx 31 XTW
activiim »A*ytl TIT ">
arlivivt •!l»Ttiai^l ( t\) III
artivital mJj (part ts human activi

|ie«)Vrm W
artivlliea UliwiT in-
•Clivitv I frw. sftTtl

Vr / , fWTw

3 Pfiji •power crfttifer/

3 i!ot

irlivily eoelEcient (()«4vTTTtJ»i*{3)
actitily tlream PivrW Vti*»T
anitite tb

artlcta a<h WVe

act of banVrupicy Teftf^TlJrf
act of camRiKtion fT n
art of rouit S^oti Lon (memnran lum
of action procaaiiing»)*fitil'I fttT’I
act of faith 1 (act raquinns faith) S-^t

nssatiloja fe

act of (tallintry tfli n

•rtofCod

*W »

act of frace (clemency to offenderi)
ITTTlfT trai BfftTW
act of hnnour Com 1
honour) WTTTT^^r^t.atTTt »
(Frenc)> mU Jinf/crcAon ■^tlt

fill

3 (paj me"t lor honour) w

3 (an in<trumcnt-
act of hoetiliij luUfH

\\ >

act of indecency arf^nt \ '
act of iDdcmoilf £d«i2(an act \a»»od

to relieve fienont from acme penal
ty*) TufiyrT. wfublTtl

2 f to ooinpgiisvtion for

dania-»>w6nR*^^*firatI

act of laaolvency 1 nVuiTUTT Vtl

3 tnuiTHT! at^lftrtf
act of juitire *eilT %tk
act of law iTTf

act of le^ivlatore ft«nTttVT*-*f‘ iftTW
act of niiaeonif uet iTTTrr «PT, nilStT-
BIT

act of omiexmn orf^ u
act of |iarfMinrn( afTT- irfWfiCTB
art of pmviifenn* art uf Co4
act of miMaiut PA/t «TT&TI
act uf alate (»ci 1 mo liy i|,o sovereign
power of at lUiitl ) ) trAf jBQI. tTI*TT
firn

All of*^i»p»eina.t Te/ f/,,/
arfifiTT

Act of Uniformity / ty (^BBtti ari^y
RTT

act of » inleoee ftn «t%
act of wavir ^^TT4 BTBlftciT
act vmiaau.n, ncjisjente. or default
T’.tnf' fftnruT*!^
art Oft (refute on |>Tintiptc<) at jTftl,
ar^TTVt TWT TTB^
trtorl«fl(il),.

J ■ donor (in induceil roaclton)
Phutiral C&*i4 «t1 ( T) I*

i Uv a «rwT>*n f D
b (pUmtir) Tifl ( m
e( guardian or tutor, nearly an
ajent) TIWB •fwi^ ( ij) n.

<1 (manager) BTtUB m
attar domiaae Law (lovnasur of Jut
Biavtere farmo or landa) ^I®Pl.

actor eecleeiae Lon (manager of
church properlj ) 'rt*tTt ST»*B
actorca provincierum !«« {cotloclor*
or m*rf»i;«ra of pnblio debt) BT.

HT*TB

actor in rem tuain Law (an ageut In
bia own matter) *T-wtr*«B
actor jnanagcrTZ «fT>^XTVTB

act or omiiiioa ^ "Tn vfT
actor proof (aftactive, no matter how
badly acted) adf »T%*, TWt-
j»,an»TtTirff{.n)

act out (a scene) BftTTT BTTf
actrcit

1 (pro(cnvionll)Tit/.-
2(*ii> wominacting)ltn»Wf/.
actual ojy TIvrffB* TTI^T, RBI
actual >1 I TinfiB II

8 PiiMiiccfsoiuetliingactually receu
veiDTretfTBJtir'T/.
actual aggregate weight TI»TftBRRCT

actual amount Tltlfie Tlftl
actual arrival TITTfilB HlilU-t
ecluaf aeiec^menl TUT/tb ffulrR
actual halanec TITlftB TIT
actual ca<h in liaml Tirifis ftTRuT

ftB

actual cirrumalances TIPlftB iflftT

arliiil roniiJeration Xow TI^f^B

arlujl iunvuitiplioa Tirifn TTRhl,
Tffrftr TTHi

ailual loniait Jlfiiili Tirt^ aiwA
actual ■■•niriit* 1 Ti*TftB
3 TTtiKnt Rpi)
aitiul iiui TirrftB Tffrn
actual io«l of pai kin- Tn^FfB Wlpf-
TfrtTT

actual emt of iraxrllingTirTrTBBni
TfftTT

actual cost* and espenaea Tiirfrc
ufirTT iiVt vtt
jriua) rount TIwfrB nilT

ailual rountiDg TlirffB rtRTT
actual ruatom TUlfTT xft
arlual dama-et TVlflT
actual date TIIT^
actual defaulter to hia own penon
(one who haA not paid hit thara el
the land revenue) T^r fT^ anfl^
ectuel departurca TIvTfrB
actual diitance J/ot/i. TttrftB
TntftB i^fl

actual energywkinctic eoerpy riftB

Bii

actual entry Law Tl»TfiTB afkft
actual eacape Law Tltnft* fTTRITT
actual execution Tiwf^ ft^ITT
actoal expcoditurc TmftB *TT
actual expeaaea TIRfkBTTT
actual expiry TwffB RWlf*B
actual extraetioo TiTrftB ftwiTR

actual fan

39

aciilaifonu

actual fare «iit (*<ni)

actual fraud Lnic

actual freight
aTTTt

actual incumbent tTT^rft

actual information
actual inTcntOT (4'<i'cJ

used in Malayalam. discoT-

erer) ^

actualism Fkitos- m

actualist Pkiloi (adherent of actual-
Um) ett’M J'lil'fl (-c^ r».
actualit j 5T*tftT!tT /•
actualization qi-ctV5-»v'i «.
actualize t6

actual knowledge qi<rtr<l JtH
actual leads (PVTDW II 174)

5 =r[f ,

actual local crop condiUon

acttial loom aute length
^WTTWT

actually 1*5^*, ^

actuary and not merely eonatruc.

tiTely Lam ^ tr^

actually and eolununly resides Lau
avRpj 5 ^
actually employed
actually enjoyed 3Tg^

actually present *l Z^fpnt

actual malice Laie ^**^’•'1

actual military lerrice qieaft*

^ ..

actual money paymenla qiw!«* 551-

actual month *u«

actual notice <tiw[4'5 stwn
actual number aiHfi*’ ri'^i
actual obligation

actual occupation ( of an apartment)
wftrsiT’f. qiVi4 ^
actual oE-iake *1757

actual or constructive Law

anm (srr^d^)

actual outlay quaR*
actnal out-turn
actual part trin

actual pay

actnal pecuniary damage

Ktf^

actual possesaion Lam qi*dfi^ >*n*i

actnal practice •***511

actnal pressure 57^^*

actual price ajjT

actual process a:^f« IWI

actual produce m^i-CC '4i'4l^

actnal production 9THUC

actnal proprietor of land Tjfff <T ?Tst-

fr*

actual purchaser UT

actual rate ai^

actual receipt Slf^

actual recovery Ht’tl'H

actual recovery of dues tn^I ^

actual cent ZTICT (<3*JR)

actnal tent payable
WTT¥

actual requirement s^sn

actuals 1 (toUowed by the

noun It qualifies), (pt )

2 urei^srfcni
sctnal sanction
actual eanctioned salary

actual ichool work mtaf4V t|l4}iwi.

actual seizure Lam WMTx^
actnal semee UT*sft« lltn (Uoost >
actnal sin Theot (tin done by our*
selves)

original sin utt
actual Stogie railway bre
stH

actual soil formation ui^sHtSt
MW^ J|

actual stale of work it urafk*

n<T&

actnal stock uiwiire
actual substance UlMHiei *nT
actual survey dfinint; UlMfcs MnO
actual late Com.
actual leaching U^pt: ervun-t
actual tillers of the soil nfq ^
sVa^

actual total loss Jqniranee UIMt^Si
ei*id uif^

total loss «MW ?if=r
actual travellmg expenses
in5I-**nT

actual use Law Ul^trtai
actual user ossl’iwa^

actual value itg^ (^^)

actual warfare 3T

actnal wastage Law 'tlMfkfc flrpT
actnal weight urs^fax WIT
actual whole
actual width

aetuanal 0(7/ Insvranee -jTSiitftx
actuanal investigation

ilvnw

actuanal icieu'-c
actnanal value STifT

actuary 1 Insurance (one who calcula-
tes insurance risks and premiums)
m.

2 (manager of an insurance company)

3 fregistrar of an ecclesiastical
court) ftusffX fit.

actuary's report sftsqTixx XT
eetuatccfc xw Si bitri, nfr^wi.xra?-
WTS^, Wit *wi, •t'li,

actuated adj

to be actuated by & Hhl 5^^
actuated by conseientiout motives

vt*a

to ect upon «T^
acture ■ action ftTT /.
actunence

actus 1 a (an act) fiRtn /
b (the thing done) fir n.

2 a (energy)
b (activity) 7.

acu.^

acuate adj 1 (sharpened) 4x1(4

2 (sharp pointed)

3 (needle shaped)

Acuhens= o Canm 4tfroii. fTTIT

n.

acuity (acuteness) rfl^itu /.
aculea Zool f

Aculeata ^ool. (so called from the
sting of some females and workers)
m , n pi.

aculeate n. ^ooi. (one of the Aen-
leatB)^Tft(-rOm.
aculeate adj 1 (having a sting)

<-n)

2 (pert, to tho Aculeata) ^?fl (-T^

3 Bol , Zool

4 (sharp pointed) ^tV^ITn, (severe)
tils, (stinging) (-^^

acnleiform adj.

A.D C. to t^> CcTomoi

•n’WUie 3fim>l

%«lW» \ Pv't {x

from t**" »o*it»rraU) pf'»nf*’r*

•fiiminMe (i.fj 77i'f (l»r*ring ton slfn

d« pidplp I'P'BtB'O Kftw

•ptip»i»ipi<»rt V* »t

•ful»iicn1ii» /7>f Tirr

a ffrjBf
a MslH

4 yM •>%7T<t( TT.)(»nei*n» «nrJ)
•mte •Wom»n ffpil (»tu»t •Womi*
u»l »ilni»rt) wfHHt TTOt'T
arulp aftlf Walk *"1^ •Vw.

•nilf I'l'pftm Ofl MiHfrnt fWtw

iriHl

•fnia ffpif

WTI

■PUtf «<'n;p>li«<>i irmr^ tftr
rnriaV'rtKtfl'TMWfl
•fHia tnfrrtioH* nfr^rit frt«1

ftr«?W

•c«t* ittlliUnn WpiI «wKt
•fu»f !#•* t)(<
irui» napUnti*

•nilrnp** of * in*"' rfW'H
■ruio vi<inn iftV rfic
ipulo Of flifonif in»ni* nfptrft »nj^

»*mT

i«]>» p»\ioui' rirt>»»Fwrft

■rutp proMcm wfVrTA

•rnlp pyrjiniil ftiuftal tOj*!

•mlp |*jr«mM<1 ipcniiniliont Hi wrtnl

•ftX* n't*’

•Pule »licirtise

•rule utee r ■^TPft ■»r

•cute * I'ion »fhf lf>, iftr« tfV

•eiilif.'la/),, r.r «rtTri*«in Liru

anitilal-ui C<( T„t iftpprf^

\rW (\..i.l*hl Cii„i„,..ton« ol
I’x'i' P'tprlie* f'’f »l'e«l are*!) ft
■t Ift (^^ W * »>r«« «»-»TT4

•ns-*) i'll (>t B’t,*)

•pyl l<fp> t* j/i rww a

•fjilatf (t > iiiircNluca ac)l into)
dpi* •■P-STIH
aevl Jenvalire

•r>Io*Cftn Wfm.

•eyWenCliew W "gTiT w
•evinin (ttvl+hennva) Ct>f^ • ' V*!

M

afYto\T CJe**

•ry*tUti4l« 4t(t) tltnvi, (witH.

n»l rjatidik

A n (aeVnawWiiniant due) *T

At| xal let'araBium) Oke«

AD ♦ T ((«

Alt (\«vKl»T>\ DtfeelM^ It ^ (*ttt
SPtWr"*)

•<)■ 1 (etfreaaiBK i<m 4 ioii, diraptlnn,

•lejarf^

S (in tha aenaa ad|*eent, T'roal'nil^)

rr

•<l(t.at All ‘(o.lAirard*. a aoffil uaM
tofoemiulteeSa ln.liea»Ull JiTeeticn,
lAnanl.maH.aadArMl. »#nlfv/)
•ff* (• M alernkil "aiitflP. vln»cl

ADI I \Mi<tant Pireelor ot Fi>M
ftupplie* ( leeoonta)) « ft it Ictik

a<l fliiim iliemCat aoottief ’Jay*) **9

•lUmani reeeper (TifM haijHU
Id) KfHjin/ ((or aiplanatien too
(' «HA IrAniTNlArM)

•lUmtntine (pnra K>ron or dumon.l
Wron) Mtit/ (Omd

tbuniletlndO

•dtruantlne lurire OprI Cl* t>ftiO

%

•dainl-nlaeTal «Jj BfWrwTt
•ilamelliie (J 5 •■<|uaru nionjnnile

A'litnia rTaneaMDxkroa fet'rifufia
adamile ta for J’t’B

rine.Vj |orif1'’ftP ai«en*t«.>tP tor
mlnrrat)

Ailtm'a apple JrhI Vaypftl n
Adim’a •pplel(C(lrMaMe>fte<i)C*Tl

S-\.1<niVliR
3**frtpe )f«niiiie

Adam'a fif~planialn (V«M anpiea.
AiUm't flinnr) (rrrhi*<-M"l IkAprai)

fi

AdauiMa reel

A. palliati (tiYt I'liffirtM Vloikal')

«r^^» Ijojpiit

AiN-i’t reei'lf

l•ee^^te-•"ll iSrevl X Ailam'a.
r*e.»te

A.1»"«nnU 7?'/ irlfftl fntift

A d'*iHI«(tfii(Mine«l«l>«»li. liinluli,

WonVei lifpfl t, aoiir po>ird)ffl>n**.
tV*0/ (1 '»,n..M ri*t»fr)

•iltnul ."iW frftwifT ei.

AdapiiUr r,w fitriBtrli trr w.

A'lenu tyi (k seiMia of piWMlWa
cre*i«il fo««il im^

•■'apt rA 1 (CiiiiatJ. fTW»*t

a Oeti, STra V ii n

•lUlxalinn 1 arrvCT^ti (Conit)

9 Piol w i p t wn n
3 C!,m. STTPtTT •*.

•iljlU|iTie»11
alteritlon MnfJ»4iT
amendment
mntifieaiinn kt^
niiiiit<nn TflfHVt
virutinn [knui.

Ailaplaiion of Uwa Onier AOn^.

ai'ipiMinn to rlimato WPHItjWjtitf

(<ee keelimallrnlion)
•■laptMlnnlnailiiatioD frprlk<%} Od).

"31"^

adapieiV »,};, i « 5 ^I«a
9 WJ*!

••'•pier

S a voitil Tn^x« n.

3 CiftH TtVHi m.
rondenaer adapter CAem ftaPT*
tttpVji

riild'er adapler C*e*H W WV *
•dapiiie cioliiiion J’fnI aig^Mp.

•dapiive radiation ar^taft
ail aodiepdiini (to heat) t
wwrtij

•davialnlj KtPtt
aUxial amtt

•i) rrrium diem (ti a eertain tUy)

A-DGI. (Viantant rHriaioBal Com<
mercial Impeelor) ft/y n R *T ft.
(ntT«« R*** ftft(l*)

X.DC. t« tlic CoTrfBor t t W I W *T

ed eiMlam

addition patticulara

*i' ciTinn ('\l ft tnntO H

J 9^5^, «^n r^iTt, I

{I r^— ^^ *^1 (Cfn«l )

:< VniK <•■•'’1. 9i>fin

4 C)f». Df-7

p'^cl y|>(tni>i. (ri< ftn in^tnirllnn in tlia
H->l» fil ftmriniliofnt*)
I*ili1r<li1.*trrriin»nl [^ir »^n ri-v’ija^
*<1<trn<U n.

fl (OTTlCfnila

».\i*<*ni1iitn 1 nfX’-"'? i>

S(ntii<iri »i

•iMrr fiW 1 aarpanl) III , rrt9
PMppOTTI*'*'* (Valtt. «orii)

’ »(V«fr fly-ilrae-nn fly tirpT ijiYri n
ftiMrr«i'it (Uifi rrninmn Imikn
(?n III m7nifMHit»i') fl'l'i'lvun t’l
iiil.Vf'* longu* (ft (ftTn of tlm ({i*nn«

ftiMlrt i K tJT/TT rfPTT. 'Tn rnn» Tmf.

Tin i?rrf, iunrr*

ftiKict II, tnmfj (.4^1 III,

«l1illct(({ .’TttW,

lA lie ftilillflfil to «t iq/rft ^>in
•ililleleil to alroliol ^strtn;

•iMirtril to iiiiil) stv^q^r imtr.,
•ili^iftfd to Mina nf3[tT •nnsft
■d.liciion »q»rt 11 , tnKl'Tfti »nnOf,
'TTn^fn/.

ftddlgliil a,/;. ^<W, wnljw

•ililln); ^ramt h ,

adding tnarldna rtamw ^!t, (wftrt w,
Aildlton’i diiraarMiiirUiina »upra.
rcnile .V«i( (,1ifttur)’ing Hip ftctinn
o( Hia ftDpriirpnftl gUmU )

Million 1 Math fi ,

a (ft part ftiMM to ft biilUing)fnc/.

a ■aht m .wVf

4 (tlip lltlp or neeupntinn and pUco
of nbndn of ft prrton t<p*ic|pa til*
Kftinr) «mi <Tnt (ftddittonft to ftp(<r<
aon’ft n«in« H3M «t nm wrij qji)
in ailditlon to H; |TW

ftm. h Wf^ (ftU in Conftl )
additional odj. 1 mtfnt, »tlT. wf^»

3 (pstrft)

S(MliPn it it prpftxpd to dpai|na>
tioni)«7T

complementftry A^fVi

ttippfem^nlal, aiiptilfnfntary imi.

’irrc

nomul. aiMilionftl and rxlra aMTt
alloMampni’n*1. wnftlualVT •’f^-
«rrt« nf5»Vi

AddiiioiiftI ArctMintaot wflf Ixnmn
Adililional \(ioiintnht (•Ptirral afcrp
UTTi^rTpTrt

addiltnnal a*rndft nrf^ acn^tf^
additional allolinpnt antfijn irrPt
addition il amnniit nnf^'R YtHr
Burplii* amnnnt nf^tTl nOl
adtiitional aroa aflv >119 nttf-n: h’T
additional audit •uff nsf^t;

ri^rfl

additioAftl lianking farilitiP* atHl

adillitoR*! atfrr ^T. nfint

additional pnnU'l »n«(5jic 3*^
addiiiomi papiiation grant rnrfiTc

Bf^rtfsorrm

additional raali pavmenta ftoflrn ft»t

9thin

additional ma fntftrs "W??
additional fliarpraWi; ITufiT^ tlTTl
Additional Cliirf l^nglnorr arrt

Addiiloiiftl Cliirf Troaidonra Mai'lt.

trato «>n gon iunrt't
Additional Cirrio Andilor inn
Jtwprtlwe

additional rUilian rataldUlinirnt niT
9imx 4«imi

Additional Coniinlaiionrr nign;
oddillonal roin|>rn»at)on >Tnf«l«; nf^.

nr

■dditionil rondilion mri^
iJVf

addiilonat copy nllil(«rsf^

additional rouria «m *9T9l9rtr(Oonit,}

Additional Cnaiodian antt X^rntfl
Additional IVpuly Cominifttloncr
«9T tiiawigiR

Additional IVpiity ConiptroUrr and
Andilor Crncral »T9| Tt Plitr^ai
Ttr^tmOsi*

Additional Diatrlrt Iii*pcilor of
Srlioola am »rn« ’nroiwi f>fhT«
Additional Ditlritl Judge «rn Ttagw.
•VWt'IItt

Additional Diatrict MagUlrate ai9t

tl'Tw T^nfiTtTrff

Additional Diatrlrt ^iiprrinirndetit of
Polii f am »tt7At tr»Tni\fhTT
vddilloniil dnllrft ^mfiT*
nddilioiial rnrnlnicnt J'.lur. rmfijvt
ninhrr

additional r<jiii(nnrnt TTbO*: iUtt?
addilional rMalditliniriit UnfV^
I'li'im ftftr r^arrfl

addilinnat rvidrnrr mtfirKfTI^PT. aflp
ITIVT

addilional oaprnar rntfinr nrr. ftifr.

ft'rimr

adililionat farllily iTfirr; gfriTl
addiiioiul fai lor irTtFiTT rtr*
addiiuiniil fltir nPrOnarv^
ndilliional food |<ri<i1iiriion rnrfWaw.
9f7rrT

addilional fniirliona rniRjn: ^nr
ralra a.orl

A ddilim ialOmrrniiirnt Ailanratr rTy
ironr

adilitionul Cotrniinrnt grant rntf>"{
rmn »t»rpw

Additional (iotrrnmrni riptdrr ariT

1TT»Ttt Mr»TW|

additional priiiii »f|j »Tij^rT,

naTm

addiiioiial iniprlanniiirnl ItnflpciK^.
mn. itiT imiTm

Additional Inapritorof Kaitorira arr^

^rWI

additional intinirlinnt *IV|iTg\yT
addnional liu olro Cwi, »nT rfDr*. irfV,

additional jiidpr (ConalJ

Additional Judicial Cuiiinilatinncr
W9T airwtgn:

additional Irgary arriininUllvo
Irpacy

additional levy mifiV ^

Tiinfr

addilional rnainionanrc grant nrtf^lt

additional matron iTTTltiflf^CI
addition d liionlU nnf^« HIR
Addiliotnl rfnraing Siiprrlnlrndrnt
»*9T TTntmrilVwat
additional outgrowth JJoi.

trxfr

Additional pagoft afit T*. Wtf^ W
additional partlculart (nrf^ ft ny i

addition*! par

43

adamptlon of lagacy

additionil piy mrPlT

•dditionii pfrmoo

•dditioDal |«riod iTffg wft

rr»:»nf^

•ddiliooil poHiog ofljnr «nT
•fgnfl

•ddiiionil iKjwer* arfffjT trff^ WT
fi* arfr^rj

•dditinnal prrrautiom UlrfOT
adJilinntt pfflimioiry ctitrl. afTr
Biiliifc gftrni

additional prfmium HuRia naBTfil
addiliootl prixIurtiOB
adJitiontl protective ratabliilimeal
/ovfrfry TSn^nlvtft

AddilioiuirulilieProarrulnr«TTB>«
•tftnTfrm

arUilinnil piirrhiaranrf'fV
additional rjunla (Rtfrai Ktdtl

Addiiionil ilangrr «TT ira?
additional rrrnndilionin* rharge tRT

Pre niaattria trwit

additional rrrurriog,ei|'«aditura <nt

frt wtrO

additioail lemarka RvPiv yiijrn,

■frerf

addilioTts! rratneled dnigt mrfin
WtartT^tT*

Addinonal Keveaue lotpertot am

rriw Whjr*

Additional ^e<r(tary aru atfoT (m
tveralar))

Additional Srrretary to Coacrnniant

arn ftTR^ atPar

additional ••ninly mtf^ irfraifr
a<1d lional ac«»ion Juilgr am irtt
arm'ftn

Bil.lilionai alirria «f>fr^ gg
Additional Had aalT CiNift tTlrfin

additional alr«ard anTTTntllB*
ailclitional target RTtfiia:

Addilionil TrtlilcGimniiaiioDeram

a>ldilional thioningi fc-rntry aTltl>¥

f«(wa

Additional Uadcr^ccrctarjr atgi Tt
atfVr

addiuoaal variable labour inifiv
^^Tn! ant

additional view am nn

additional vote mtflV
additional work aafirlrC CtS
addilionrompoundriinn
addition (onnula kfotb
addition improvemeDt or alteration
sffrjst anm ainfW^

addition* and allerationa aftt

gfrrvn rftt amfra^R
ad lition theorem J/atb ^tawd-nini
additive ed> ! (tending to add)

(»d,)

i (add*I in)

additive eoRtiant Sure fhartV,

rttpr (mt*

additive properly PApt, CAm

5*1

additive volume
AddI (Additional)

Add] Acett (Additional Areonotant)

am it gr (am

AddI I. F. (Additional Inapactor of
Faclorie*) ft ft (^ ftB‘»!l.
ftdfi)

to add matrritllymT'r WTWl
A D II O' (Aaaiatant Dairy Perelop*
mentOlTicer) R n ft at (nfiacuta.
Tl« ft<*B «h«l<l)

addoraed 4t,lj (net or (omad back
to htek) l«nrt<at ft A?

addretan 1 arpyam , «pn

3 (diacooraa, apaach) atfwwnoi n

9 (addreaao(waIcoiiia)**ft*l^ Tin.

4 n (GDC )

6 (formal documant amboil) mg a la
quavt praaantad to tha king }arRt>
m (Conat )
allorutioR atfivrrpi
lecture torwta
aperrh arpnt
talk art!

(o laauean addrraa loeleetoraftBl*

ftvwn

addretapA 1 (todiraet apaach
WTPT, HTf ftartot TOl (Conat )

2

ad lre«a your rrmarki to ifioSpei.
ker a,vov A ftarfn Ofiw
iddreai rommiirioo Cum. (a commit
aieo (or arranging the lailing of tlio
vearel) *tT*I wft n

addrrtted tut} (aa, to tho Preaideol)
ftrffirt (Conat)

addreneefone who ii addressed) JiftA

(•»=!,) m.gftmwt

ad Iresree'a receipt afttfl tft Slfw, gtft

flftafrmftr

addresser (one who addresses or peti-

addressing RiacliiDe = adJressograp!i
•tfiTTR (to hi

address of the Coternor Vt

•tftwm

address of welcome atfSn a^ tt gtr
iddrestograph arfimiT (TO m
addreisegraph operator wfirgwftw.

addre»egraph eeelion tdwgmfttW.
•tg^TT

adduce tA. BraH rwn. Ry*pt «ytn, ton-
wtt

adduced RRlft TW tm

adduce evidence pyyt

adduce proof aum «gtT TOH
idduel tA PAyiiaf agTOrr

adduction PAyiiof TTllWTn
adductor dial THTTO m

adductor brevis dnaf ftg aq ^i wg;
adductor lengus Annt TTWtTO
adductor mtpoui dMf.Wttg^SfW
adductor tnuicle diml TAVlTO^rft
adeem t6 £o» (lo'tevoka) BftftgT*f
quash at fttrrpT

rescind at qta a n

AdcUrlhra (Gk ndefo •hidden') Zeof.

l()iT-«vgg mpf
AdelgeswCdiermea
Adetia neriifoliawHoinonoia nptna
Sol.

Adelo<horda Zwd aftst-JlTT mpf
adelophyrran s'ageCot
(McLean I IBG)
adelo pod Zoof m

Adriospondylia ZiW fTRaflTO n»t nu
idelospondyloul mlj 5'inflTO
ajelphous oJ^ Bol. (united by Cla-
ments) afgdwtl
^delphous Dor JtWItI
adelphous condition Dot. at flAyp iB WI
/ . afg^Rpt *>s

adelphous stamen Bel aluAsttr i»»tT
Adelura decs (haring rounded a3« tail-
feathers I»0) W^RgvSJnnft
ademption Low flfnrijtui n
ademption of legacy Lose ftTWAft-

43

adlabfttlcklV

»cJrn . iiVno (Ok aitnioi ‘Rlun*!)

ftT»r» . «*»«•

Ailfinnlhrr* /?nt

A. ]>iVonina(rf>.l w ooil) J'**!’*

(n.Rr.N sv:^)

i(!rna*r(,i<f(nine+ C/*':)i ftHl'TX

A<1^nii TUfft

A. pilmaU (tUa rmit^ antn into the
co!iip''*'iti<in tit ino't ftf ilia
tliemui, me liciiiM— *naT*4

•ilanina P,e'Jignt
■<1aniti« nf^’T^T m
•ailann •ilan

»t!('nfiiJ»{pli!ifyni5e'iUon<il)*t‘^l^t’IW

•atSrnnitl liMua..lymiihoi<l
•Hennma tM Bfrt
idenA<e luf],

••denoiina

A<fi’tM«»arnmi Sol niT^

Ai »i«r<>*um *rP»T^*n

aitenou* ailj ■«lano««

■tfcnyi 0Tit«»ina't‘ •vODiochfii

tdenyhc aeitl S,efh-in
ADF.O, (VMiitant Dialntc Tixciaa
Oilieer)«RT*f («nn« R»»a3ffttT.
Ijm: iiftatO)

ailepi, aili|>i«~laril P/uirtit
RTI f.

a.IianaoatiifBd IiananinalueoUan.

soinjtril lanl R7t
a. lanar (wool fat, lanolin) TTt
a. lanaa hyi1r>Mu«(n)ilrniia or pun
eetl wool (at) BTT *

a. ovifui (aheep auet or taffon)<r/^

<rn

a. priaparacaa^lartt (Ur'd i* (lie
purified Internal (at o( the hoj;,
prepared (rom the omentum

nr, tjcT nt, nt

e, renit (tatty eaptule o( t!>a kidney)

^nnr

•a tmlu»{l,o«Urd)*JTTni
aderjuacy

adet^uiry of arrommotlation vimVTiT
adeqaary of contideration if)

adequacy of daU S»afii(»<i BRltf) O

nufTi

atlequale gijj 1 IPWR

3 JJTTfff ((ullj aufhciont),

Srrgfn

adetjuatr arranfcmente n^Fn tmfl
adequate dittanee iffy. (tofTieient to
eiKiire aateta ) nSff

adequate evtdenee nflB ftTX^
adequately (aa rr«|Uireil wiiaal to the
rt^»mnnent)Btft(I*Spii,
(Con»t),RVrtn
adequate manner Dfi)

adequate motiaatiAn rr^faff airtTflRB
adequate opponunitr
vieqiiate pereonal lertiniy HJjfRB

•deqiiste proof rijfttq HRIR
adequate reatone rrgfqt CRR
adequate aeewfity Rjfio tdVtffq
adequate atafftprfetl
adequate atandanlaof li^htin;; RCT7T>1
^R3f>>TRm<!
adequate elork n;*4
adequate aupply nxTB
adeniiin (it inaiitideriuatitiCMtaniin)
Dll* him nrtW)/

■d eMremum (to the extreme) RTR*

ifltrturpt

A D F,S. (Aeaiatant Director o( Food
Siipphc.) «.«. rt. (<t»r« RltBTKt
(«'*«)

Ad. Ceo. (Advocate General) JT R
(RR wfem)

Adhaferfif Leonia ^firen

Adhara ^ e Game Majona J$ircn- TtRit

w.

adhttoda«sa<lhaieilae folia ^Afaliliar
nut lea»ea«va»al.8 Pftorm.RI'Ww.
Adhatoda Dot. RT»ra tnnfV
A. >aaieafiTqi»*«iR«(D .N.,U,B#n
Ilin. Mar. Bm«)

adhaiodae folia ~adhaioda RtRRqd)
adhere ri^. WjtMR nBr. «rT"f4 RTttT,

itRI

to adhere to aa rioaely ei poati.

hie ttOlftflO ... n 0 MgHTR nrq
to adhere to (e rule) loo ri|;idly

R 5 '^^^.*T»nt'R 3 .

adherenee 1 RJ^fk /. (Conal )

3 PMnt PefAoI. (property of a fun*
(leide to adhere or atiek to a (iven

aurface) RfifFTB n.
adherenee to ^ afr R^lftB
adherent edj. R^TK
adherin' o/fy Rftmtf), atfiTWrq
adlie4ion I RfitWin w , fVTRtTI
2 n-4 VI.

adheiive adj ROTRItf), fn»)( RTWT
adhetive cnurt.fee lal>el w fi tSpO
Bai’tldfl IJ7R Tt

adheiire rnurt.fee atamp •fftTieTtf)

enaiRq cni-jjTfT, Rfirnd)

adhetive laliel Rtuuiif) inq'IR, fVr-
n ittRTT. Rfusi'l) Btl
adheaive orpanveement orj:an S^onl,
Rftnntff

adheiive pad DmJ wfir^rT*!) RTwJ
adlieaive papillae ZncJ HftRtTn)
adliemte paale Mr>TRr>f)(t^
adhetite platter atfWmi)) RB
adiieMveiliareiranareralampiH(n>q)„
*jt jpii'ni'fl a?!*
adheaife tramp «fS?Ri»f).g5phr
adUeaite while eaptule(nM 1.264) Rftt
RpfTT^ BTRT
ad line (Const ), 'XtrpJ
ad hoe advxory committee teg
Rfirfir

ad Iioe allotment Rvjq
ad liocaUowanrerrx^RrtfxRitTX^s^RT
od hop hi»i« arrvTrt
ad hoc roinmitlee trx^ RftifiT
fd hoe conimiiieenfaerretanraRfq^
aft trx4 RfWr, rxv nfRT- rOtCt
ad hoc r.eoooiny Committee trx^ fl^tr
RTTRlBr'T

ad hoo n^iirea and ataiement Rx4

wf*V atVffTTW

ad hoc fixation of pneet RX^ ^3)7.

«d hoc (trant RX^ aiqXM
ad hoc lieenamp RX’J R3RPTR
ad hoc meelinj; wx^ wfaltTiq, rx^^sr
ad hoe payment RX^ SttiilRi RX^
ad hoc quota RXiS Rrttt
ad hoc treasury hill* Rx4 t^rRTT-^rpx
adiahalic ndj (occiirrmR witliout lomi
or gain of heat) RRtR, RRtT^ft ( Xg)
adiabatic u. *• adiabatic curve Rt{)q
WRn

adiahstieal adj. RRttftR
adiabatically RR)f rr ^

•d]'udg«

ediibiHcallr eotjpr»»t«d

r-^fW

*<li»Svi''ckio;epj!^^'75'^

•>]<i>>«tic roaprr^sion MlV» 4'PTT
■<!i»kj|tii- rurvr F*

i/JinKjtic Hi*Ta»in)Mtiiti<in ft

»(li»Mtic Mpin«ioO WsTtf Rmiiui
•< 1lal^«tl•■ Mte WifW «rt
»<lj»bitic lr»nsfonr»tion nct^ ifr^
‘Aduntum Bo: g^'fr

A •'ibi^piaim (l$rgi> rrmdenhutf'
WTT (€r»t*7 Afnc*)

A. c*pilld» »roeTM {jn»id*nbnr

f»rn, bf&nkit (cm tidy ■ hiir)

A- Miidifoai u^iD’bi (Bmh

wrftiw)

A. nmejtam (evn^atun 'wcd^*-
tb« piaaic) I'HH'JU*-
<*riff (WT^ wwIrc + Tins*)
A enirrxvjiiim = A. icthiopi'nss
A. f4bcUQlu«n,(«»»d n Cbyni m

• MTtsh inei3ieift«”BMa) •THTT

X. f onnocam (/ormonim ‘bccat if at*)
'rtwdi

X fttlrem ( /ulntfd ‘tiwor*)
jtrrt

Xlonolitan RTtfT»Ti«TTft (B U,

Goj Hio

X mccTopliyllum (naercphutluf*
T»rg« (roodc* — PNS) Rsnwnr*

?t«(f (lara (rond)

X pcditnm (p<d«:u»i 'with lc«(
lohM at ths(9oto(tbflI«iT«>')T;

A reni/onne(rmt/ortB<'kidneyHb»*
p«d‘-»-tti« froadc) 151 Jwrft

(IH kidacY + Irond)

X ^nctam ‘lender*)

gfjnr-tftrift

A.tetripbYllumCWrapbjJfiufl'laut
leeredie pipnte frTTft
A Irepertforme (jrap<ti/orm4
"thomM«»T«d.' — the pmoto)

f5flM i * ' f. T M »rT^ (WeS thomb+

’:g«pinn»)

A renoitum ( [yn«»:M"i 'chermiogi
•IcgeoO H-Tfijl

Adil>>aI>raroaiidi(ran lluU«Ai|(m.

A ccrdifolie rtWW ( Been

Bin Vt^. G«] MaJarnro,
Her kaMarara)

A cccsiti W»«
teecite)

•it intinitnm VdiA tlH'dPi *n®SIT*
Adipobntrye Bet Jrwft7-snnf’1
A •trapurpareia* (the rook le aced
•c £sh poison— Baca) HlHI^

•dmole (GL odinot dense) Petroj
ftftTIWtn
•d inlerm 1

i (latlie iDMiBn bite) fRWTlV, w.

fn

•d lotrrim injnnclaon Xo(o

ffi!n. err^ 501^4 PiVwAi
•d »M»nm rcpl»es«*t'*C^WTW^

»d mtenro report
•dip <B sdipo.

•dipsle Chew n
edipieod; Ch/n wf*!*

•dipic «<idC&ert gfirinnw
idipie ketone CAne
•dipiaicsedipie
•dipo , edip MfH

edipo^elluloce BiorAien «g|-«t7rr|
•dipoeerewfmve wee an pT**tn.
edipote Cahoot Ml’ni
idrpose toberrjgife
idipoie tissue
adiposity wTtW! /
adipjl Chf"t ^TWn.
adipyl cblonde CAm Vim
AdifoedarVblaek fly (eery tiouUe*
iome so forest) wn ^ujiavft
adjacent aJj 1 (<oaligiioira>|Uxtapo-
aed) 4tni<t

2scoDsecul>ve«>«ieiiis)a<nei'hbo.
unog «t

3 Law •>H4rVPm(itiae1udet pla-
cei wbieb are near or oeiglibounng
—Wharton)
jd^'Oinu^ Jaw
subjacent etVfV
adjacent angle# aiVjt ^it
adjacent faces CrprMl
ailjacent house arrsrv ennT sty
a Jjaceut land arrsnr
adjacent owner atpr* Mllft
adjacent part Jfath <CUmi«i
adjacent propCBInbL 197)ll W »» Hgay

adjacent propertT Jn*rf tHftf
adjectival atij. , f^?iywiUTB»

•djectwe 11 Grim

adjcclireod/ IXuicCrelafinstoproce.
dure) srfSTnWr|dt, s(t^.
a riiolor (depen font) wifw'
adjcciiic die s^iiTT ywsraf
adjcctnelan ttfrin Mg (nftgr pro-
ee lure;

adjoioit arynrfrn, RiirnwiiCnT
■iljoinin^ i}/7y XtOW yicnu, e*ii Jtn
adjacent armw

■djoimnc area

adjoining concraaioDs JlfmjHp (Mall.

51) fpsR

adjoining dialricl (mriy Rerar

adjoining JircItia'JioiiseatnRTatTTPt.

adjoining field ^
adjoining jurisdiction (tyng Rfg^.
iRT

adjoining land kiFTA 5|fir

adjoining muDicipalilyfiffnKTiygifgnn
adjoining part ifFp wftt
adjoining eiBa-e #raB BW, ftirt JKT
ntf

adjourn rm piflPfBW (Const)
adjourn a trial Bow wrfWt wfiw
<rrm

adjournnl odj twfin
•djoiirDri] liearing law WflW WtW,
rtffpt gTfit

adjournetl mceUn- atWyn
X>ii: adjourned anting
adjourned Sine die •rf^ygflju.stfltgyr
ftfii

adjourned anting

iiijoiirnniept 1 a>Tin ii . yttfllT ^TafT
ShiDiBor inlerral (i» nliicl .a body
adjourns) Wtld-yTO ni.
adjournment application WTRW Wl^-

rr

•djournraent motion PorbofnmfcirV
f ractice tunAJIMly
adjourn aine die Kfiroy fitfir gdaiT
rsffipt cni, wfyiT **m (« Ttst scith-

out a day)

adjudge ei. 1 RfwfrrTT BTO
3 tfflfryT _

adjudicate arWWtR vm

45

A^ninlstifttion tuit

ilrt<;nnln<* fir^TT »"ii

arl'itrste fxJl^
m^ute S^J rr^f
IV// wfsfTJtH

U fit *rn7 *rHTn mz

Mli^al]•t'll Of d^eUred in^olTOUt 5rW-
9{T wf4ErniT inro tirFr^
*<ljodicaLle wfjftdpTTTf^, wfaWn
•djudieai*- ti.

•djadg*) ^

adjadieatcd SBiolTCflt 5SididH Wi4-

firfrf

Adjadiestion 1 JPJ m.

2 wfrfrfw^ n-,
arLitration
isrdulioo KUi^.frJi^

Adjadioatlott of uisoltonoy

^wfaWr^

adjodieatlos order (a3 oiler deeUna^
A debtor beaVr^t)
ini{Tfinr(Kj-ar.'^

Adjudicator «faWi5X rt.
odjaBCt 1 TT^ «.

3 (is* to aUiier pIfiOTTFni «.
Adjoratioa 1 «f4trT< m.

gwtxficnf.

aSdivit ti'ti 4'i
8 s*«reratioa tfrurfe
oath CTT^

odjOlt tfc rtPI^TT^, •mi-Him ^
«d;<i«uLtc odj.

adjojtaLle eaitaifl rTT*ir^ srifriT
AdjaiUble joiot JfddA. firfeuiTiW wfrj
odjoiuble reinuncc gate »4a*tr-0
irariT

adjoit duciepanae* ftviff eci F*!!',
tfrjT

odputed »TT»iTfTT, enrT^TT.eurrfrfir^
to he adjoited tliliq|>T
«d]a«ted duUnec Blj. *Ttimfin W*5T
Adjaited fare etWTTrfin WTTI
«d;titted prorUionally X7 ^

arwierf*^

adjaiting « W1"ti'TT, Htfiyiaa n>
AdjtjitingAify.eiiliyfH-, eitr»ipfi (4^
adjaitiog aoeonnt

adjaitiag entry decouAfinj ITitrTnT.

adjaatiag eerew ^are. wCf

odJtiaiiBg the cooat lextiUt
eunTT^T

adjattoient 1 i{UlClJ4 (Cooet.jf
«I'M n

3 Pi’jfhd- »*rr»in*jT, arai^rsT

*itrnTT7T/-

adjuitment aeroont Csut* awi'41^4-

ir»n

adjoitmeat againat Cc<n> V 9^ rTST*
vnr?

Adjoilfneot and Li<|aidatioa of In.
da«lful Tt ofkere Debt Art rfirfftw
9cti tnrrmj »Ttn ■smi'm

adjuttmeat eertifieatee (tui’tl J>1’S7Ttt'
79

adjQntnient li«t

adjaitmeot memo J<l-STn
adjuitment of artouat <t^V7t7T7rV7
adjattment of ckar'ea aKTT-rnRTTTt
adjuitment of (leercc Xoai RT:ff'4-
•TTiTTTT

adjaitment of loee ITftJnUTnfT
adjuitmeot of ngliU »rf70»4l5TWT»7
adjuitmeot of «»eigbia
adjottmeet re|i«ter iwrerw 7*fr
adjQitmenta of brake* tr7)r7-M>n4l J'4
adjottmeat vooeber *RiTntS7 uumtl
adjoaiof reef, (ofamollatk) tarrWT.
77 m.

adjQitor ceoroee 0nt7TT7^W
adjouBtlJ/if.*r5T77,*?TT77

2 dert (a iarje etork) rt.

Adpitaat General Jfjl. mwigriV
AdjotancCeneral, Anaj {Iead/|aar.

ter* tr7T7?iT<, *Pfl-g*wr57
adjaraai s aoxilury *» aopplemeat
0/7/. Pfant P<jtW.*>piTil
adlegatioa irf4977 n.
ad liLitooi (at pleaaore) 7;i{a7 n n
C'wben It pSeaaee” from 5HWVI),
77tH

ad Jitem Zaar 7H*J*fW
A 11.31, 1 Ckdditional Dietrice llajia.
Irate) WW^. (*m

3 [Afiiatant Djrertar of Food Hap-
pliea (kfarketiaj)] et^fr. l*Jr7«
«54-7OTJ)7fO« (^174)}

admeaaoremeat 1 etfinin m.f w ftnrw

2 (meaaorement to aacertain the to»
aage of a abip) *f)r^ m.
admiaiele Zav Zl^rt,
admiaknlar ad/.(fttpp|yiay help, aax.
ibary. eoriobcratira) frzm. hvH

admiaienlar cvrdeace (explanatory or
eompI«in;t teetimony— Whartoa)
afTKlTTf^, *n57
admiouter *6 1 Uil'A'd 777T

5 (ar, s foad, property)

3 (an oat.-) 777 fj^TT: t;T77T)

4 Cruninal iUito (is.pojeoaororog)

6 (diipente joatice) »7T7 \7I-(7T7l).
*777 577777 7171

6 (a medicioe) *r771T7 Orom 77777-
•'77T),%7T

admmirtered ad;. STTlfTT
admiaiitcred area 5 77 1^ 7 irr
admiaitter oath 7777 ffCTiTi (577
Cfi77)

ailiBiaater property 77 57 t!|

CT*T

adainiitratioa 1 57777 n (Coaet )

5 (aa, of pao..s aeot)57*^T n,

3 (of BMicist)* 79:1.7 » (from *7541#

(iee under admisiscer/er rnore men#

«M*f»)

aiJimm^tratioa actioo£au 57*77J(f7.
trT7

admiautriiioB head Loie rtra7.«»7
admoutration htaach ut l i74 7777
adaioutrauoa caargei 1 577777 5715
2 (of property) 57»7 5775
ailuioiurition nrcaUr 577777 qfpTtf
admiAutraliOB of a cieilicuie e^Tsi.

•fTTTi (flora *-??7i'%r:), fcT77?7T
adminutratioB of coctroi* oaeomiao.

diiiei TtTTtqf k fmertf Cl 55777
Adioioiitraiioa of Eriruee Property
Act (7x77*74^^ STia^tfafirro
AdmuiiaUatloa of Evacuee pio^riy
(CcDiral) rtule* f? ’.5. 7 > 7-<nf 7 J!T»7-
(C*3fr7) f777

admioiitratioa of federal affairi A’TU
fiV C77f 77 577777
adminiitration of fand frfSy CT 57*7
admioUtratioB of jattice »7T7 577777
*717 77^17

administration of railway 1^777
administration of ichoolt Tmnep.
517777

adminiitration order 51777747^
adminiitration report 5in77Jtft^
(7Mt7 from Con»t )
admlnlatratioB anit Xcr 77=7 BTT

.dmlt.Uli.Ur« « .dmii.Uon muk

sdmiDUtriliTe pdj SWft,

HTTPrflT (Const)

exfcutire

judirial

miDikirrisl

Irpilalisc

■dmiDiilritite •cIiod srsiR^I *7^

WlO

•dmjDittrdit t ind «xr<ulive clurg«*

»frc awn

■dmiaistrstise and sapermtendiBg

•uff BTIlHi «f)T *rrfVjf>t
•dmiautritixe tpparatas aTTTWWTiaa
•dnunitlrstiTe appointment

admiDittralit t ippreval uvit^Cla wj

adniDisIrative branch snRWW Wflfl
adminiilraliTe burden wn

admjBistratiTe ehirge(at,ot a depart
meal) BtntPt wn
adraioiitralire comBuiiian

admimttratne eoniiderelions BTin'

■dmiDisIrative control fftiltn&T
ffatsw

adminiiiritiTecoiitcoieocc awinV^a

•dniBiairitive court ati't' O <anrr$nr
admiDiitrative department trtrp&f^

admiDistrattse dilhcult; K'/mOa

administrative dirertory atllita
ftlflTWI

admimtlralike divisions BtTIwa-»T»PI
admimstratiie duty ffrrnft wAra
adminiilralne edicicncv UtllM^IT
awti

administrative expenses aaitWW <77
administrative experience BtnniflW
ar^wa

adoiinislrative functions aanW^W^V
adroinisirativc grade Btr i wO w mr
idminisuatise head ot the depart.

ment frarn «i atnifl wtf^t
administrative icronsenience Btnfl.
ilTw^fWT

adaiiaistrslive jurisdiction SSIImCIB
irtfant

adminiiirsllve law BWUft

administraiivelT lanctioneil UtUtt^B

administralivc nachinerjr Htlim wv?t
administrative inaltera SBIIWB ^TB
Administrative Medical Officer BBTItft
^fTX wflCTit

administrative Dccesfitp BBIIH^B

administrative officer MfttvrA

administrative orders BTTitsl ail^tl
adraioiitralive or fiscal inlercats (of
govt ) nrm^B «nm «a^B fin
adminislralsve organiiaiion fltlltf)

admioistralne poiota BBTfltVlB
administrative post Bttfll^B BT
administrative power fRtflvl Blfr
for administrative purposes iRlfftBld,

administrative rani
adraifliiirative reason SBinr^B tCTTvi
administrative relations RBTWTB fTBvw
administrative report SBlfST^B Bf^.

•doinitirative aanctionflBtnTtftBfnit

rf

adoinutrauve section ffOffvt Wjwm
sdminitirttive ataS sBrrtft g A Bi f l,
BWHT^fB «AwrfKpj )
adminisicative aub.MiDiDmee snr>fl

adraiOislrative auperior SBimiABBB.

f<*

adiamistrame aurebarge ntunOB

srfowiT

administrative sjcteoi (o( tbo Stats)

adnuoiilralive test OBmWBflyn
adminislralsve unit B’ lPtB OW '
AdmiiiivtratiTO unita of tbo lorsit
depsitment are
atate (iTB

rircie, comerTalorabip ^

division

range Bfl^B

Uocl w*T

compartment ^f^siitf
fubrange TBilB
beat bR<R

felling aeries Bm>Vsfr
culling aecfion BnlB.ar3<B*T

patch vroTV

periodic block STBf^ WBT
administrator 1 SBTRT m

2 Xrfiic trB«re fii
administratrix BlfhB^
assigns atnrsraifttft
executor fusBTT^

executor de son tort apifuoifl

diilribulee

heir

legal repreieniative
representative sf^Prid
•ucecisor

Administrator General 1 TT^ UtlltlV
111 (Const )

5 Ltiif SB*W* m
Administrator Cenerara Act

BtnWtS-aiftftBW

administrator of esiitea

adnimslralor of the fund ^fwJlBr<BT
administrator of the trust awiflJiBaijBi
administratorship 1 SlIlH^iB «.

8 BB<'44lB n

admiDistrstrix Laic BlfldVI/.
admirsble ed/ srnrArrw, MBUToflB,

sdmital (ollhiRojalNaTj) WIBlfd-
Bf7 »i

admiralty II Koffiesof an admiral)

BIBifjBftBT N

3 (jarisdietion of an adiniral) *rTBlf>-

3 (dspactment having autUocity
over naval affairs) BtBjfBWTvi n
i (the court having jurisdiction of
miritims questions and offences)
BtfeV BBIBIWB wi

6 (admiralty jurisdiction)

^n.

0 m admiralty law m maritime law
ftft, ftfw in

admiralty cdf. (of, or pertaining to
maritime Uw)

adrairaltv action or cause Law BTBrff-
VTWBTT

Admiralty Court BlBTf’JBTnaBTTrerB
admiralty division BlBjf«IBT®t
admiralty junsdiction 1^sfhT in
admiralty lawa maritime lawi^ Af<I,

«nft« ftf«

admiration snn^Jrty*n. rtNn, fkBWV
ndmiration mark ((] Own

admizatien point

47

adezal

admiration point (l)
admire fb. Jt^RTI

WTT^fftiPT, WT’n,

9f?5

admirer 1 m.

3 (i lovet) rt

admissibility Jn^ntT. f^t

•« ^

admi«sibility of questions STT^ •«
Ultifll

admissible arij 1 *W,

?€t«T4,

3 (value) Z^atk BTC

admissible evidenee Lcto aftwm ^TTfB,
nip ftistn
admissible grant

nip«3Tn

admissible under tbe rules

sfitsip, PtaHliBIT Btp

admissible >alue Ecci
admission IST^^Rn ,tftPw
arsi n , m , n ,

aLew(IP.C)?=ft<T^n

(eonfessiea) «

3 sfostB n

4 £i>jin HVft m.
rut off imSflW
exbanit

admission endorsement^f.f^ 'isIWJ
admission fee

admission of appeal 9[ af^.

admission of cattle ^ s^T14
admission of claim antrvRi, sf^n^
admission of new atatea ^ VI

admission of new units W
tiqpsdt vtii^
admission of partner Com
admission pass ^
admission register vi(t

admission test S>p ilftpl
admission ticket
admission with permission
a^tr (■gp Const )
no admission n^tivRia

admit rb It^ei,

^iir, V^rinvi, vMtan tSPIT
1 (to allow to enter) U^tll JQH,

S (to accept) sfiTijei,

VT^, JITBVt

3 (to pvB a light of entrance) S^TTI-
ftVTT ^tll

4 (to permit) w3*i4V, WJilft
comply arS^VPI

submit aijvrtv
yield WJVIR

admit a claim ervu^HI VPIT

admit as a member IT^Ft mw
i P afit VTV?
admittable adj a^uiv
admittance (permiseion to enter) B^
m..B^Pr3?T/ ^

admitted arfj 1 tal7>4

Sirtftnt

admitted debt nfipj^ir ViP
admitted in evidence tnipr 5 Bf^'iCO
admittedly

admitted Rs V- •••• ^1^5

V. •••

admit to bail vnv BT
admit to registratioo k

tr?p vpn

admix rb- Itfirwi V?BT
admixture n. ^fJlWB « , firviR
adulteration WBflRnT»
intermixture ensjfltxni
mixtore ftnp
debasement

admixture of alkaloids piiWtifirvP
admistnre of tones i’ftps BTB vftwj
Admn. (admiDistratioo) BPT. (mrm)
Admn. (admission) B^ m.
admomtion JF^Q? n.
admonitionei'jnlBV m.
adnate Ad[f. Bet- nfovsB
adnate stipule Bet «f«5rH WJBB
adnation^ wfilVHBI/.
ad nauseam

adneural aJj. dnaf. en]%iT
adnexa A»o|. vrt«r n~
adnexed aJj. Bet (reaching to the
afem bat not adnate to it) wmu
adobe tick s chicken tick

adolescence f^plnBBBI, vdllTBIB^ /.
(from the end of a pvntl's elemen*
tary course to tb* *nd of his high
school eonne. 1 1.

fkrilT—

adolescency fk^TlmWI /

adolescent aJ/. PtyeJwl.

PfW, tSrTB (sm infant) used

in Bengali)

adolescent offender ftptp W BT Itt t
adolescent prisoner
adolescent ward (,□ a jail) vp

Adopts Set

A aestivalis (a^jtic<A/is ‘of incinier
— time of flowering) a) BVW

A. annua (pbeasant’a-eye) FTliil'B
(^su 'pheasant' ancient

word)

A. antnmnalis

A- vemalu (tcrnn/« 'of spring’)
BTR?d sfhviifr

adopt rh. 1 (to takeorreceive as one*

own)«fin*rFei.«f»n:^, wTstun

9 (to take by choice) ^IBT-Jlgni
3^<T9r, Htftciy (Con*t.X
B=OvrTVTBI

4 (a ebild)^Jipjl (Const ),

5 (a procedure) (jfietT) ^

VTBT

adopted od;. 1
^fla

2 (as. a child)

adopted child !fv« m.
adopted ciiucn wfirrflf?! sil*rf^v
adopted son ^ g,. ^

adoptee

•Jopi.r m., *5 It;. TO,

•JjjMc 1
«l5IT m , n

3 Late n> (Const ), «t)^ fesri

■drogauon STtiflniguj
legitimaUon

fabncaied adoption
simultaneous adopuon g^TB^ qW

enccessise adoptions BB%BT BW-
nm

adoption ceremony fSftr

adoption deed

Adoption of Children Act

•rfaf^ua

adoptive rattier rwvnrilf^fone who

has adopted &child>. y smijl fi

adopuve mother JUBI. BW.

irClO. 1^ ^ jrt
adoral (near the month) SWiflBCl,
•rfllJtT

•dortlion « P*«**tr«

idrenogfoital ijodrome

■doMtiontnrWT/ (fromlWJ*)

•dote t6 ’T'*

worship ^n,

Adoxt Bat (as ooly

speciN IS A "lOtfliJlilli'Ki)

A. mosrhstcllins (moscbstel)
CTSn®^

Adoiaceae BoJ

«dpres‘ed adj Mvcol
ad promisor BaiB (one srho adds his
own promise to tbit giren by the
principal debtor) sPJ-Sfojjisw ni
sdradul adj Zool wgnWIT
adradius exii Zool •i3«»'<R •tW
adrectalad; Zool (adjicenttotberee
tutu)

adrectal gland Zool
ad Tefcreodum Com (Germ au ati
<rrrr £rtio0uisg to be (urtbec eonsl
dered ) wll

adrenal al] (od VljiceDt’-t-rciKiO
4mJ ^ d<Jl«
adrenal n (an adrenal g^and) fl
adrenal body Zool •TV

adrenal cortex innt
adrenal gland TTTV* >^<9
adrenalin rinji-m , flioclimt-
adrenalinaBadrenatioe
adrenalin chloride l/inii
adrenaline b epinephrine Phai tn TV<
TT<1 / (C/ mi! fioja vns)
adrenaline bi unrate iiAeiii.
Or^ifT^fiv

adrenaline hsdrochloride solution
C/iefi dHT^I
adrroalinuRiB adrenaline
adrenaliae \0 (to treat uith adrenalin
lu bat', eg lo * « 1 iliae ICO ol the
ho 2 oie «<ii- a irej ZVttrAtrV
adrenal medulla Z^XtSJniTC
adrenal necrosis factor £ioc>iet» Z7>

sdrenalooe {ndrenaUtt + -one) t/ietn.

/

•drenergic Oilj (setirsted by adrena-
line) TTtT*T<t'T

ad reniDsad renaline
adrrao Cluwi Tr^.

•drtnoxame (rt/frrnaline TTT»* + pro-
rsiae «HV5fl) p^iirm. (a Leaco pre-

P^'Ob) TT^TJlV,^/

«d/. 9T7nt.»V9-

aJrenoIeum (adrenalin in oil 1 SCO)
Pkaryn (a Leaco pieparation) SfV
ftSV-19 N
acreuObiupio aJj
aoreso topic oormono
sq-ip^

Adna bine (for nool and silklCof ltd

Adnanople red 1 = Turkey red Col
2nd ysp
2(k eoIoar> yellomsb red
in hues of bigb saturation and
low ft brilliance) •jneui-lfs jb.
adnfl od] «TlJ.9|:Aft
adnft timber arni t%I?
adrogation Lam (a form of adoption)
an;r<n:rv n

A.D 3 lAvsieUnO Director of h'ood
Siippliea (S‘atiatics)J W^«.
«n8TJ?«VT»Ms (9ttv)1
adaenpt Utiacbed so cue suiltaa tiaiea)
•ifiWTi *CRH
adsorb ri. P&vsirai Ckrsi-
adsorbobU ed}-

adsorbate ad] (that abiebi» adsoibed)

adsoriied odj
adsocbvot SM.

adsorption Phvuool Ciw n.

adsorption isutlierm

adaotptive ad;

adeorptire shpoiiiy aii'C^e.t^bbin.m'o-

A.D^ F (AdiLlional District buyenn-
tendeut cl Police) o an teat (itii^
atrtf^ a;<<<si<aga)

A D T . Lkssistant Directors Tribal
Welfare) nw.VV (tTIW* Svizv,
apiudVvaotu)
adult ndy
adult H 1 ^TTsn

2 (o( an insect) sVr sis ,
adolt anirail
adult bee Ar arjirtn
adult bovine population irtvrAv

•nr

adult cattle

adult civilian VPlftlK

adult education tflrftrVI, kit ftlW

adult eifuivaleat MT?<niT<

adulterant artfflVT, ftvfinrc m.
adulterate ri anDpuaf

1 (admixture of a baser substanee)
<tdfinnT

2 Ito make corrupt or impure)
lf4« 1-771

adultera.ea crug ir?3

adulterated food an'*i'VT arv,
ftfOTWV

adulterilion tnfltwt (Const), ftV-
flftnr II (ice admixture)
Adulteration of Food Art ant atv.
fttmaiftftziT

adulterer Lan, (I P C ) VWftVWft ( rO

adulteress La ir (I P C ) VTSWIlft^/
adulterine ad;. 1 (pert to aoultery)
ci)Tn«TT

2 (spUTIOUs)\ltMs. ^

3 (ill.gal) K>r>7

adulieiioe u (an liiagiiioiata child)
errs ni (aiicieot «oid)
spurn

adutieruus connoctioa Lam (ZPC }
VTtil-KVTg

aduJirry Z«w (IPO) if.

furuicanon trtlTlfTfTsr
ra).« krPWf, «P{9t
outrage

initrcourae tsttfa,

sexua. luteiiuurae

illicit intetc-vurie ai)4

enuiiuii lun. lagv l.aison ar?i»t9

uuuaiutai uarii^e a t a ' ^x

aouomy iVjV

besliainy

probtuuiion sTirtflT
iLctu ti.'jiarrfu
aault io.ugc US t.'^nf'e
adult franchise i^ia ir
adolt halituaU (JM. 1 65)

in

adult leaf-form Foreifrp ^^S
adult literacy clsii iff Owui Irft
adult male if)T ^77
iduh male roni icted criminal ^ prT-
t(Tv TWTwdI
adult male member
adult members wyv nfte
adult myxodema ^oof ^yktvnTTV
■JoUuesi ifVr?! /

•dall pWMge rfff — 8ianun

adult passenget

49

adTantitious

•dull passenger
adult patient iWt
adult resident
adolt size hlr'^rfJrTJt
adult ton 37

adult stage WstWl
adult suffrage (Const )

adumbrate 16 v'Ayi
5^, «BTtn, OTT,

annsn.TOvJ

adumbrated od; aftfaftltt,

I

adumbration /,

3nnf?n, trat^ n ,

aduncate a: adnncous
aduncout ad}, Hfyeol. •tl’W
adnitons od/ «°faligisoua2/veel (pert,
to or resembling soot or smoke]
\fil5t

ad val. Bad valorem
ad valoreoi

ad valorem doty mn^5*r 5 «. at?!-

ad valorem import doty tt if |j^<^ armtr*
gT5B

ad valorem rate aq T «iy ’T an]
ad valorem stamp ^^n c ^ ^ t f
ad valorem taxation (imposition of a
fd^ty on commodities m proportion
to their value]

advance n. 1 atOirr, nfliTT tR n
a (loan) Tvm
Ssnft/.

4 (of the army) ?R13^ n
advance ad/. 1 wfttr

advance tb 1 aifttr ^sn (Const )
a (as, an opinion) «ini

3 laftl. 4ntt atPTT

4 (to bring forward) at^t *W:t

0 (to moke to go on) ard-ttmi (from
catmative rwaft)

6 (to accelerate the growth or pro-
gress 0 f) r fir nfit aTTSTl

7 (to forward, to further) at?[.^Tat
■nr}

8 (help on) aTZ^JT-^tvi, atgimn

^TtlT CTITT

9 (to raise to a higher rapk, to pro-
mote, to elevate) 4!Vlt^,S^TZI*n

10 (to hasten)^^

11 (to raise in rale, as pnees)

l2(tosuppI} beforehand, as money)
arirat

13 (to place farther forward) ai'ir-
^t<R

advance account atfJtn-^^
to advance arms an^’®)**!**
to present arms at^qtifWrJ^
advance bearing interest lt\f^ wftnT,
««rnt aifim

advance booking illy liI5%^9dRT
2

adisnce bndget
advance collection aiffirt ttn^ai
advance copy affinixfit
advance copy aubmitted forinfoma.
tton (SOM 80) ».fn*r nft ^^sr.4 *it-

advance cnltingFcrMtip ttS^,

anrv & <1?% «!?=n
advanced adj 1
2 Edue

advanced acconmanty zm
advanced age atfc* aiij, at.g
advanced banking T^VT^VtTt
advanced canes *3^^ %<j (opp tbon-
gioal tnbes)

advanced course stm 3Z7

advanced science kviu
advanced stage (of » disease)

• t.^ (C/ S^Wiaisnift

Sn)

advanced tiudies aavnu^
advanced training t^fTt^vi
advance estimate acfitar avviai?
advance felling Joreifrir
awn ¥ Pw-w
advance growth Forestry
advance guard J/il ufni}

(ancient word)
advance bolder *tf2nr enft
advance income ux ufinranu^
advance iDcreiuent eifirtr^fiC'
advance-an single file, from the right,
<^icV march Hrifl flTm Virr.

advance intursnee nfsnt <ritT)iT
advance issue of tickets Afy snn &
iTS%

advance ledger sifbMJ<>tii)

advance markingFcrei/rpTS^ti^,

T.-^V

advance material collection (pWDM.
1.70) nfHtTsnTnft.^in^

advancement l 31lfir /

2 Lau) (of a trial) n.

3 haw snTat^ltf n.

advancement of trial rzT®l

advance note Cow sfSjrt inr
advance of leave sr^iTT-atfhtT
advance of pay'^3if-«ftnT
advance of T A tTRirft^ wfttl
advance or forward base Hfsl <tf)n

annr wn trreTR (tij*)

advance outstanding STl^ ttflttT
advance payment SlftirT
advance quota ftfipT STPflTT
advance receipt nOrq
advance register

advance register for cash rehiittance
ft« tft arfiuT-qraf^
advance sample ttfilff aqi^T
advance sheets Friiifinp srihtfiT^
advance sipal ilfp lTl](

31^ H ♦ikn

advances not bearing interest
mf&q

dvancea of znatenals uitnf) arfinr
advances recovered STTITR uflnT
advances repayable srf^ttT

advance staiter signal Hip,

advance telegram stfitq flfitJf

ITT

advance tlunaing Forriirp CtlSqJf
l^lwn

advance ticket il/p nfintTSt?
advanping of money '»?T wfntT
advancing seleuce nvifstijR:
advancing years* n.
advauUge 1 /

2 m.

3 m.

advantageous ad} aB|*t*r(V, SIFnft,

eni^ifKtK)

tdvection (trarsmission by borirontal
ttoveiBent) aif*ta\q «
advent snvwq n , STlsn
adventitia B tunica externa >= tunica
advemitia ,lpiaj. mp wtir m.
adventitious adj. 1 SHU-J*. atraftjf^
2 Hot.

adza

adTsntiUout bud

•dttulU'oai bud Bot
tdreiilitiout embryo ^o< in>l»3?^
adveolidiMn root Bot •"'■’I*

»dreowt«>u»roct»yrtemflo{

adrentore n 1 /

2 =tnteTpri»e=undert»kiog= ven-
ture Cow* ei

8 U ilupment to be eoH at the best
price obteioaUei "

4 (a mischance eausmg the death ot
a man death by acoident pure and
simple) ^3

adventurer m

adverb n

adverse od} T?IFirw

SiaujSftl®

adverse balance of exchange afttfB
adverse balance of payment sfilE®

advataa balance of trade anpf

TPW

tdvtTM tlavsiantift^ Kvw
advene climatic cobditioni nhc®

snwi^ sftftofi

advene commeota

adverse effect s t« iftne fh’IHa’fR^
adverse enjoyment ars^B TT«tvi
adverse-finding X/na T^Ht

adversely

adverse opinion 9f!l9B etOKpr.

«(l

adtersc party ftiis. ^

adverse fiossesiion XkhoSA^ BITST
adverse psychological effect sfttfvi

adverse |•sychaloglCsl situation sl^

ailvrrse remarks n^fB iTfjfts
aJicrse rejKirt arj^B afti^
ads ersc seasonal eonditton sfiV®

advrrip Hitnr.s Lao, afilfB pufT
advert r' soTyrifiv BTti, «Tprr»4:r,
'ora fettr
a-lreriem-e vrmi^s}^ » .
a-Nerienry „
ai.eriiH-,* raairtcmf^)
•dveriiicd ,„/y fatfifn
•JreilueJ dale ftsT^vf^Bhl

advertised for sale fWT-

advertised lender eiu[uiry

advertised time Btg wnd

advertisement fil9iq^ A (Const)
advertisement agent ftjfWB siTwiaS
advertisement ebarges f4?rT^-SIBTf
advertisement in auecessive issues
B»rWT tJrf ft

advertisement mansgetf^TITT VTvBV
adverlisement rsie f^iin tr}
advertucmcttts for posts ft

adrertisement tariff finiTTB
advertising board il{y BBC

advertising circular aftn

advertising material
advertising matter f^ypnri tnqtd
advertising novelty urilifl

advertising sample ( 431 m
advertising show eard ^717^

TIT*

advice I ff*a»tt/ (Const)

3 Com (informatioo). /.
(makiog known)

counael

tosiructioa *3^ (Const)
for advice «t»a«ni, ft ft't
letter of advice in
to take advice aia!iw(ft^
advice and assistance wVr

advice by telepam wctft
advice list

advice note n, tnjfR Ttr
advice of court £>010 asniv&O ■ats't'AI
advice of despatch irm ^itT
advice of rcmilUnccs sent (BP.O S63)
ftft fCtwl rfl

advice of transfer enMIsalai
advice on evidence ^ B«9vrT
advice rentier

advice alip «{«ai n;% 901 !

advisability aftfVv n
advisable ad/ Bffts
advise r( 1 aPSBl ^ (Const )

2 Con. mjTH, nsTifts

3 «iPI BTfl
advised aJj Con.
advisedly

advisers: advisor

advisor 1 dJmirt JTsarriBIT, HSS’tf

2 JT*!f?lTtI (-q) m. (C/ >P9 in

tlrtl minister)
advisory adj tPtlWI
advisory and co-ordinating functions
tts^stl ^ BtPJ’l ^
advisory board tl'Scr

advisory board cases JPJvn-hriB.

ftw

Adiisorv Board Rules tr»BvrT tl*r9t-

rwt

advisory body
advisory bureau tt^W
advisory commission tptnirvn^iT
adniory comnutlee paxet
Advisory Committee of Experts for
Technical Educstion
avtpn ftfefV

advisory council tPJtTT <rif7T (Const )
advisory function STvavr/ Brt. BPtvtt-

rw

advisory pinebayst Sisti^ilfltll
advisory work ttskvtr B.i
advocacy 1 wfftr* m (from
8 WWff f»

advocacy of temperance fffatrPT VI
inr^B

idvocate n wRlffiai ( 2) m. (fro|
(ar*)?) (Const )

advocate to Btrti fnrfB SPTT

Advocate General {Oonst

advocate of High Court tcb stnmBt
BT srfftaaTi

advocate of the High Court of ludici
tore »»T9tBif Bl aifftTfill

advocatua atf^yyn ( m
advowsoosjus patTonalns (a right 0
the pitrona^'s of a church — Whai
ton) ftTBrfsTBtT wi

A D VS i/c Lab. (Assistant Director 1
Veterinary Services i/e Laboratory
BVtfsr (Rfia* inifufaiiti

H/

A D V.S Lab (Assistant Director '
Veterinary Sorvicee I'c Veterinai
Laboratory) (»ryr^« T

ftrfkwi eai t'litia* a/ aibTtrei)
adytum 1 n

2 (Boddhisl) n.

■dlasdle

adae arfft/. (from XP)’), *^BT. ffft
/• (aoeisnt word. et. Fanjabi^ffi)

R.L.

SI

BtroUc dBcompesition

A.E. (A?riculttJr*lEoginMr)?*f.(fft'

A.E- ( Engineer) W W.

•eft?*??!)

■ecidioepore => lecioepore
«eci<linm = tecium = clutter cop
Hj/tol. (» more or less cuplike eorue
ol the tJredinsles, e cluster cup)
^/.(WIcup)

Aecidlum J 3 ot U form genut of rctt
fungi)

A. eupborliJte

•edoipore Mycol- spore formed la
secioni '**i) m

Accio.ttege J 3 oU

aecioteliotporc Bol in

aecloteham Pol
Beciom=«cd(]ium
tc'Vi wimrae w

Ac let ^ool. (includes tiger*iBosqoito»s)

A. eep^pU, A. ealopoi (trsnsmite

j ellow feret) OffWT •TOW*

A. albopietui tmtimi*

A. cilopgtnA, segypti
A. itegOBija aegTP*' •TOftW*

aedet not^un nmrWV m<

A.EE (AiiiatastEtaeutiraEogioaer)
« fir «. (mw* fswrr^jffttRn)
Aepaulu cj&tiaoa (Seatitb plorer)

Acgicerat Pol. Uag»- ‘goat* «** + cerai
VT— honi'slisped fruit Tr. IIAM)
>tiT*TJrnr®

A cortuculaiaeA, mijaa
A, najus (groiTt m maogroTa
•uarnps Ri^^*

Acpoopsit ZooU •rnt^ mfs
Aeglaura myosura (belonga to the
Traehj hose uimuf WJi.

wflrt fw ‘aanag’}
aegirine a (“nlrite

scpnte (a metasihcite o( aodinin and
iron)*rTU Rn tn> (*• (or ?i^aodiniD>
itoD.tt-(or^if)<iilicat».44(or
*^)

Aepibilitcut ^rei BBtft (there
It no crest but the feathers of the
cronn are -er> long and full)
AcgilWoa Att$ rrs*4nrTft
•epthognathout edj. Zool. (Gt aiji-
/kor 'hedge eparroir'-f-pne/AtM ‘ja*r’.
Tbit arraugement la found in the

Fasserea) j
Acgle Pol. Haifa
A.niarmeIos(bael tmit tree, Bengal
quince, golden apple, ho]> fruit,
atone apple) ttnn**
ftit, Am Ben Dm Mar. ae*. Kao
fata, Tam. Tol faiag)
Acglina Zot^ (head much like tint of

an insect— Lull STllfs

A. pntcu (pniiiitire trilotnte, Lat.
pritcnt ’pmnitire’) ariai
Aegopodiuni Pel. (Gk. ac! 7»- ‘goat* +
podot 'foot') •la'tO
A. poda»rjtia = goutwc«d (nmliel*
late rrlute flow eie) firnw WasCi
A cgypiidac m. (fpiuticient

uo^d)

AegTpiut Jees («Ta>ZH

occnra in the *a4et)

A.E.t. (Atsistant Electric Inspector)
(tma* fa«i«d**)

Aelunctit (lit, ‘cat tvessel') Zcct.
trnftrfkV-tnnf^ (English ‘ireiscl' IS
akin (o Sanaknt fs*)

Aelurotdea ( suborder ) atlV^ Tu ■jriui
m (hariog retractile clattt)
Aelufopus meUnoteucua * Ailuro.
poda melauoleacu Zool. RraiRnr

Aelurvs = Ailuroa
A E N Jttff. (Assutant Enginaer) tl.ar.
(tTgiea: atfita»tn)

aeDeoIiilucad/.(Lat.«enc«« of copper*
oiw + liiAet tiapi) entnraFi
aeneolithic age

aenigaiatile=:|iianhoroblende(Hei *a

Index) m.

acolian ot/j.
aeoli4n basin VTini TOt
aeolian ettid BT9irfh*BT
ecolAep Mwl B7B7 1^

AcoIii'ZmiI, (G k eiofet ‘quick (nosing,
gleanung*. A aeries of tnfts of (in-
gerlikegiUa, often hrightlycolouied,
along each aide of the back) tn^-
whUTKlfs

•eo1otiopicad/.(not itolropic}*iunRr*
Acpj'omit Folconlol. (Ok eij^t'high’
+ ornit 'bird') Olfttsiwiffl
Acpyornitbiformea (order) IJlffat*!-

#e<i«ib7iiienifer«Mia ad/. Jfjcof. (with
bjrineDJOtn derelojdng In an equal

manner all orer the aurface of each
gill)

acqu I tat =: equ I ty Zaa
Aequorea ^onl.
aerate
aerated <iclj
aerated water urRfVt
aerated water factory Blft Rrrfr^t
aerating rooti^breathing roots Sci,
TTiq-^
aeration *T(R n
aeration of loil
aerenchyma Pol *13 qJT m
aereous aJj Mi/fol (copp«T.colonred)

aerial n. 1 qiqrq n.

2 =BDtenna
aerial oifj 1
2 UT 3 , iiiqtq

aerial adventitioua roots Sol, TOiq
atin^^J*

aerial beamways ni*Tf! iJl/lurt
aerial bird ni*niq|fl, arrenmif)
aerial contamiDalioo
aerial nas igationfqsTq
aerial railwa) BWiq Itu)in4
aerial reipiraiioa Zool. TWH?
aerial root Poi. «TTO «n*ITr.^9
aerial ropeways aWTST-daiq
aerial ibool Pel. tos* OftC
aerial item Pel. TOW tR«T
aerial stilt roots Sot
aerial survey ^tnfw atnft^pn
aerial tramway TOW awWlft*!
Aendet Pol. (Lat. aer'air’— since they
obtain all their nourishment from
the atmosphere through aerial rootl
— p^s) qig^-mnRr (c/. st^i)

A. enspum (criijHini ‘curled! qft.

ifaa qiSTitr

A. odoralutn 57^^

Aerobacier (A . produces acid and gat
•tPl) PflcI qiR!^gjraTr?r(qT. ?t)

A ■erogeDes=Bacteriam aero*
genes, Bacillus lactis aerogenei
mfond qt.%

A. cloacae jn *1.^.

•erol/e Bael. arjT* rfW vi. (lives only
in ovj gen)

aerobic odj. Biol sntrrfKt ( tq.)
aerobic bacteria J t

aerubic culture
aerobic dcconipOMtion vni*

a{l«ctad

aerobic orginitm

arrobie organiim <ai(C
aerobic reipirttion i}o2
a<robion = aerobe
aerobiontra aerobe
aerodrome/^UR^ n (Const)
airport

aero dynamics atfit-SfW
aerodvne (an nircralt heavier than
air, C/ aerostat »I-*9) Wt 5^ in

(TI = ?I^

aerolite (astonv meteorite)
acrolo'v aifirat /

aeromail (<pecial) (a hind of paper]

erm

aeronaut ersrrfiT "«

aeronautical a<b (Const )

seroDsutical eonjinuniLation 3jlR+

a<?<«aulieal education ftwi

aerouaut.cal en?mecr

aeronauticalengineecingtJTtPWWTTW-

aeronautics aftrrf^^l /

aeiophil^aeroidiiloui

aciophilous o<(; Bcut
•eroph>te=e|"l’’‘y‘®

III (whieh grouB upon another)

aeroplanc^ktTR <i

aeropUnt dope Chrn (alaeauer for
airera(t) _

aerosol r/iyj Ch'in n

aerosol bomb vrfdt^tpr-trrsTJ
aerosol dupctiacr niPitWy^ fao«*
aerostat (an aircraft lighter than air,
C/ acTodyno«ta*)Ti9'gm (<I = ^3)
■erotropic aJj Det (^■t

i.»a) ,

acrnlropism Eoi Ul'ClIdTI/
acroiol^acrosol

aehiginose «= arni,;inoui alj II9C0I.
(of (l>u colour of copper rust, bhio
-roiir)

Aerva Jf,ij »^>r^ llilft
A nonhumljs^A lanali
A jjvaMica— A tomenlnsa

Cij Mar't'I^in’Il
A tnmeiilci.i ^?rfB W^TJTfft
AeKhynin|liiis = Jr..ho.|,uriini Bol
A fnlpen. (/4yr«. V-'r-ns red’)

Acaebybotaene l;,e «rr*l

A aspera (yields sola fibre) •tnnl'fl-
(nm Ben dw, dw)

A indica (a procumbent ehrub—
Graham) tpnWt

aesculiD =:eecn]in (derived from bores
chestnut) vitavila /

Aesculns £o{ IfflfJl

A issamica

A ctrnea (earnes ‘flash-colonred')
(flowera red —

Br n p 404)

A B^bra (bueVeye) «5ev.iil

A. bippocastanum (horse'Chestnut
tre^ WWFtJ atr^TO
A indiea (Indian horao chestnut)
MKd straw!

A macroslacbya (fneerosfucbvu

‘large epiked ) tITaWt

A parviflora (porm /ford WST*!)
stuexfl

A puaduanasaA assamica
A rubicuoda (rnbicnndo 'red flow*
ered)?#3«a«TaW!
aes Cypniimwcopper rm « ,artV(
aesthete ^oof

2 (primittve eyee— Chambera) nfl /.
(ancient word)
aesthete eye Zool ttft /.
aesthetic

aesthetical =aettbelic
aestbelie educatieu fiTB®! fra

iiaftHnePiisn c/. twj*l 'apprecia-
tion ©t W, and tWlsiiR)
aesthetic eleoietrt «W

aeslheticieiD m

■esthetic point of view xfV

aeatlictic reaction

■estbriica 1 n (nselinMala-

yalani)

3 (science of fine arts) Wtl ftyriR n
8 (MensnoiisknonledgelX^a TRfi
■cstlielie tense

aestbelie sludiee luta{4 tiewa
aeslbrlic theory
Bcsthelic valne arci

■eslivalion 1 ^oof iftt* WW n

3 Act. (anan£einont of floral or leaf
parts in a bud) fir**in rv.

(Germ. /ifsCrntaospriMare^e)
■ctenossagBreB*!* Oot. Wt

■ellialium itfnl. (a flat enibiorrlika

structure) auifT-it n
aelber = elher

Aethionema Bol (Gk. oifho *bnrn'-f-
nwa 'filament' *51— PNS ) vsiwlsi*
innfti

A. grandiflorum

A pulchetium (pnfekeffutn ‘beauti*
ful’ Wi?) RT? Wiy iy
Aetbiopsar Aces (C/.

Hin /Aonfi mainaiBen jhcntiaUk)
aeibogen(Gk oi{koi‘fir6,light’-}-^<M)
Cfietn siif^ UPT m

Aethopyga Aces (the birds in this
genus are yellow S44,tbsy haunt
tbs beds of flowering plants and
feed both onneotarand tiny insects)
innfir (5^3*t ooeun In tIJ*
Hti»l It U)

Aethorbynchns Acei (the bill is very
strong) isg"a-sraifif
I Actbosloma Aces {aetho -{- i(om<i(os
5®)

aetiology m etiology
AetobatidaewMyliobstidie
Aelobstus Zo^ [aito- ‘eagle’

Ok baits 'ray' 5St«l)|tw^^fainfir
A. aijuila (common European npa-
ci»s)5:fTTiT^^fiT»t
A.BsnDan(spottea eagteray)flfires
t

Aeioiauridie i>alson(ol (Ok m(m ’ea-
gle’) ibRfftt-iin m.

Aetosaunis Paltontol
A F.C. (Assistant Finance Clerk)
fe. («n<i« fttf^)

A FJ} O, (Assistant Fishery Develop-
ment Officer) BB.f® B (IBR® RtW*

alfiir n , ^

■ITtirs 1 (used to mean public affairs
or the administration of the State)
BtriH-l n.

2 qftfeift/

■ITtirs of Stsle

affect cfc. (to influence) USIIB TtlRT.
tTRifn TT^r. tnriT^
to affect the merits of % fjnftT BfT
trarff niwdit ti ...% (prftff ur nsTPI

affect adversely H*IH ITWiTI

affected adj. 1

2 (ati with disease) m

3 stnfts (at in! aeoount of deposit

»Heet»d Animal

53

aHoxaslatlon woika

wotVs affected daiing the month)
affected anunal ^
affected area (MaM. 46) inn%
affected parti vrn
affected tract irwrf^
affected village tlTtT
affection 1 a t^ n m.

2 “ feeling Pjj/cAcI tiiqdl /

affective od;. STOT^l (
affecUvc facnlljr Psychol tTTfeft ?Tfw,
trra’srWl aift;, ?tOK
affective a^rndrome (pertaining to feel-
ing or mental at ate) Wl-tOt* W?vyn
affect matenally SHTWAIW-lt
affect prejudicially sfa^ Jtwn S[W*TT
(Const )

affect the power

afferent ad;. PAvrioh (eondueting in-
wards or towards) arfeaT^ ( t^)
afferent branchial artery Zodt

afferent renal linut arfim^
affiance haxo (promise between man
and woman upon agreeoieot of
reamage— Wharton) m-

betrothal sfrrfl, tpnf
affiant Zaw (one who mahee an afd*
davit) WVtlH'JArft ( n.
affidavit Lase 1 eiWt* n.

2 rrarrnr m.

•worn afGdavlt fnsntt
afCdivit by aeveral Law

Affiliate e^. l VTTTi

3 (to adopt) X««.n*et

8 %(Hi

affiliated ad/

Affiliated college tfvx tTOl^VlWS
Affiliated aociety

Affiliated Veaveri Society afrx <1*3-

afSliadoB 1 (adoption) ri.

2 (aaaignment of a child to iti fa-
ther) n.

S (of a college to the noiveriity)

affiliation cMca tfwv? faxv
affinity 1“' (relationship by marriage)
ftcUdWm
c onesng ninity
' 9 mtW n.

' 8 Chm. A*-J?n /.

collateral affinity Laa

direct affinity Law iftHT
•econdary affinity Late 0l til
«>*xr

affirm rb t (to make firm, confirm,
establish, ratify) atfiT^fc

•R^f

9 (to make solemn promise before
an authorised magistrate) irfaTR
(Conat )

3 (to make firm) CTffl

4 (to assert positively)

5 Lepie ei(innw«i
affirmance

affirmant m.

affirmation 1 eifir

9 Lato (a solemn declaration made
noder the penalties of perjnry, by
a person who cooscientiously decl.
inee taking an oath) n

(Const.), (oatb) m.

9 Logic wfwi^nt n
affirmative ad; j etfir^^ft
9 etfae r^

3 Xogie {*4^)

affirmative act ^wtyffwe etftflwt
affirmative pregnant £aui (an asser-
tion implying anegatioD-' Wharton)

affirmative aervilude Zmw emrrrn

^rsuiWTT

affirmative slstnte Law StCHFU^

'affirmative vote atCItFCV attr, eriirxf?-

affirming the consequent I^ieT^rr.

affirm the dcciaioo ^ irfiy.

ifi (fitR^eq Oonet )
affix rh 1 «3»v«4
afn^TWt

5 (aa, a sigaalure,

4 (as, A t«ai) vniTT

6 (as,1eave)dlO «)qin(a&0)
affix a copy s&f^fq flmAMi
Affix a label srpm fawqr
affix' a atamp gg're «IIW 1
affix leave «Tn?r dl^aVrn
affix seal smHt
affixture ssttarop

afflict tb jpfm, irflftff 5 :^

^RT, 4iwrr ^TTfi’ni tHVj ^

torment H'rlN'-l

torture 'dfliy-?, qfJewtM
rach fqtctrrq

afflicted ad} 5 'fe<T, q^ftRT, iftFcW,
xqfiijt, (mn

afflicted population fftftrr Siqrn
affliction 5 :^ n .^^TT, ,<ft«T/.,

5Tf^ m , etwfTl, «inn /
afflux 1 (a flowing of anj thing to or
towards) arfW^ erfiTq^ m
2 Irrtg (the use above the natnral
surface of water in a channel, caus-
ed b> piaeing an obstruction in the
waterway) qi^lWR n
afflux bund Jrrig

affotce tb 7.>iito (to itrcngthen a Jndi-
cial body by adding specially quali-
fied members) (tdi-t
augment
enlarge

increase ?(ij qr^f. tfyTqr
afforcement Laiv n
aSorciare Law fitAviff n
afford lb (tqt,

ilffl, 4mii itqir^ffr.Trtfflii?! 5rq.
8141, fl firson,

1 cannot afford it Jfn WTIT®d

The earth afforda fruit
I

Almonds afford oil W^IWf ??

(nAtfini 5 1

The sea affords fish ^ JTSf^^

firool 5 I

affording credit TsiTf \ tr^l
affording entrance
afford opportunity aratR
shall he afforded facilities

afford shade Qpn ^41
afforest tft l (to establishaloresOX^^
thr^r, sfircr witiqr

2I<aiD(Fr soumtUre au rijime fore-
slier)

afforc't&lion 1 „

2 Law n

reforestation gJT^JRfqsT
deforestation 4441474, fitq-Osirfll

afforestation works 44 Ttqvi

effort itmftnt

54

A.O.A(L

afiorestmeBt n

tffranchisetfi

•Cray Lav (1 P C ) f > *n
duel rr
battery <re5W,
enniiDal force StfK twatl'l
force tK. fvaul^l
aaaaoU ST^T
Kuffle fsJli, ptjnit
aUticattoti
brecie Ff7, »T»3?:
bra«Iinf:
broil atTTIir^
control ersy qi^uldai^
eonieod iii
diapute flai^
discord
feud

quarrel am^T
not TOfti
atrife sfirftqq
tlru^gU 1^4

affreijtht ib *nt

•ffrei^liiiaent tflaviTVt n
tffroDt H FBTaH 01 . n . ftlHU

eSroDiei i awwPt
ftti, fa amt? *T?l. ftTt«TT
wrn.

3«^vTcm
8 *niF« w’li 3 *^
tSetated sulj 1 anronfti. FTstfw,
frg^ wawifta
2 wf^»

Afghao lTI*4tT m

Afghan babbler A m *n»»IT wHi»«
Afghan gtibille Uamos. atitftt

34

Afghan hare i^aoini *n*7ITirR
Afghan hedgehog ifamm •nwrff'an*
Afghan jerboa ifomm. ltT»*IT
Afghan mouaebait ifamTu.

*rg?ra

Afghan iree-apirrow Area riF^TIfins
■n<

Afghan whi(e>«iDged grosbeak Area
•tT»tia f>tw*

Afghinyellow-aunyellow Cof Jnd.

aitfri
afloat earrat

A JO (AaaistansFoodOSeerlF S W.
fatnae ar;» wfrtifi)

A.P.O, £l|t (iaaiatantliocoPoraman)

(«?ra^

aforementioned gilj,

•foTCsaid tHj ^Saat fConuL)

aforesaid dale ^^sfFRT
aforeaaid'delcgation qatw hwrVjr
aforcaaid proviso
aforesaid reslnetion
aloreisid tenns Stfatjt

aforethought aifj (preineditatcil) 34*

■ fortiorsphj aetionger reason. ranch
more Haoi to denote an ari^lnont
to tlie effect that bee luss onoaacai.
tamed fact eaists tliereloreanothor,
which IS included in it, or analogous
to It end vriueli la less imprdhable,
nust also iieeessani) esKtl^ATT^,
(from Bengali)

A r P I ( \saist lilt Foo I Procurement
Inspector) (nm«

A.I R (approved (o» repotting— 6tM.

J13) ffsr (aOiaa’i^ ^astaalfta)

A frameefin ail>eoli»litc)*atendards
5Rr»

Africactvifhrm
AfttetonA, atntfrtla
Afncan ararnoinae n (e

dirk eolouroil gum rosin)

Afncin caiabashlAAnasoxitAijtilola)
«>Sf»/(n.N.M.o)«l)

AfrKaa tb>lt>es-«ted |>c)')>ef (Cepii*
eH«/ra(esrms) w

Afncan elephaol TTSiVa gFft
Afncaii genus «i^3l4la sxtfa
Aincin marigold (CofcmlNfa o^hiim-
l.i)»I»56 m

Afncao oil I'alm {Elaai tmnttHin)

HI

African niblirT-slanJolpliia rubber
African ruefPo/onHw AiroMfo) rflf-
fira m

Afncan salfron(CirtJhiMi«a riiHtorres)
Sgnim

African sleeping sickness
after

after-acquiroii t^tl^tits
after bay Imy 1 (iho (ailrace oC a
« ater power plant, a pond or rner*
TOiratthe outlet el the turbines)
WMTZt*m (aeeioreba))
8-ta4race (a channri eoodueting

water sway- from a water wheel)

afterbirthA/ed aOfTI/ (ancient word),
Ml-ttl. WffdlW
afterborn Latp TWTTTtr
aftetbom eViiVdtcn iwTaw
after completion of studies aratTq.

SJijfttr Iff. <tt 4 3 jfl qr
after consultation williJrqFJrif 14 ^
after cultitation .fijric
after damp (sn irrevpirable |,as after
an etplosinn Ilf tire-ilain] in mmee)
141 (n-»l^ f^W*' damp)
afterdate Com (aftci tlie date of the
bill) ftvqstwrr ftftnun ,
afterdate bill firtllFTT ^3^
afterdate or sight ItlfilFqei rAdMrflf
aftereffect 114 ? ffAn, m

after felling = secondary fcllieg
Foi cilrjf frftw IWl
after glow TS« finff f
aftergrowth ienslrg (a aeeonj grow*
th-Wsh.) fifiViltlfw/.
afterguard Afos q4H4ft ( !*() «.
after htanB| him in petsois 7fnt
wfefT* 54 IT

after image iSiyirAof q4W*3f4
aftennaih (second mowing) WtjSH n •

Iftfi ibV* >rft

alter meals (PO) AfeJ. M > «q4lll^

(* 4 .)

afternoon WITTV; n.
afternoon parade (AM 1319) **441^
srVfi

allernoon tea sriTTB-^, 41444
afterpart 444 ind sn
after ripening 444 <4444
after scrutioising 4fiWlW 14l
after shaft Zoo! (a imsll tuft of down
near the superior umbilicus of a few-
ther) sMFlf^tt/.
after sight Corn 4^Pn4s^
arierswarm Bcefc-epmo «IT^*T4!T w.
•fler the fact Lato tjnn ^ ^4
afterthought 3«Tf44T4i 4441(^414,
4441 ^^

A C. (kceonnUnt'OsBsral) 444. (44T*

Iwrstn)

A G. (Animal OeBStieist) 34.(44P444*
f»t 44 )

Ag (argentum) CAem. 4 (t4n)

A C.Ad (Additional OoTsrnraeiit Ad-
vocate) ■ 44 wfq, (wvt 4THF<14 Ffq*

•gainst

5S aganda Hat

agaiott 1 srirpri ftrr

2 af^t (as in preaa fl(7aini{ the well

RPl charged againat %

afe

3 ^ (at in againat the entry)

4 % tt^mr (as in against alloeation
tiisirzn 5; II3«TH)

againat public interest fgffiffiW-

•P*

agiinit stream

agallochssgslloeham m.

agallocbnm tt^ m-
agaImahlact(GV cjairM'atatna')Col.
Jni. sfttnrtl (C/ agalmalahte,
a ttone earred into images by the
Chinese)

agaimt black.green Col XnA

agalma green Col. It>i. aPrfflTO
agalmatoliie (agslmnioa sretrt + -lite)
af^ftnr, irfirtTiTii m

Agama Zoel. (a genus of lisards which
feed on vegetable tobstanees and
inaeett) HwMiTWHTft
tneient word'

A. atellio (ataned luaid)

IJwftftTf ^

Agamldae tier m. [related to

the iguana (anaeot word))

agaBoid ad}. Zoei. iirtntfyfW
Agapaathua Bot (belongs to the lily
fannly. It has showy Sowers) vrHrt.
srfe^jnrfy

A. umbellatas (Sowen in ombela)

agarE>agtr.agar WTFt n. (short for
«3S5T«)

agar-agar (s gelatinous substance from
certain sea-weeds) fl.

agar-agar filter Chem-
agaric Dot. ITmr »•

Agaricaceae BoU U’JI% n.
Agancalea Bot. irnw-»lrt n- orde;)
Agsricna Dot. UtllV-tnnfv

A. eampeitris Bot. (meadow mush'
room) dtrgtnw (Lat. corn^ieiirit
'growing in a field*)

A.igniariat (sweet at first, theneery
bitter and acnd— Baau) WJ WTW
A. ostreatns (fongns growing on
jaehtree — Nadb ) OW7TCWT* (Catch
phanata a I an bet Mar. junoaa-

lombe)
agar jelly

agar media tJT«.^wqhr
Agasti Bot. aPtf^-STSlftt (Lat. o^oifi
It from Ganakrit)

A. grandiflora VTTtn*tT *rnl^ (K iM.
einria)

agate (ita colours are arranged lO stn-
pee or baoda Wf^) «.

agate plane tlW

agate ware invi

Agathaeafiot (Gk. ogstAos good'
alluding to beauty of the fiower)

A. coelestie (cMtcftia‘hearenly,alcy
bine') WWlsV

■gathiB (used to relieveueuralgia^m*
tl?) rharm. wniywfrr /
Agathis=Dammara Dot (genus of
trees of pine family yielding ream)
jginMiv amRi

A- albaicAniboina pine 3Vn*T-

agave (yf^oce omei icofto) /.

Agave Bol WSff WtO tTHlfil
A. ameneana (American aloe> een
(ury plant, agave, Amencaa agave)
fmnag. g^4tl l ft (Got wart tvit)

A. angutti(o)ia(bastard aloe)C^>
Wfjm') (Baeu MSB)

A.atrovirens (atrowrcai
'dark green") wflra^ffJiajJtlft
A- attenuats

A. homda sftgwwvj.wwfar.’^)

A. isthoidee=A. angustifobs
A. sisalina (from ite leaves is den-
ved a strong durable white fibre
called eisal hemp) *TVcvivt-tRJ*n(l
A- uamltsla(tinirtfraCa‘baviagone
■tripe Ofe") HWTlfa.UHjuift
A. vera-crua (baed as a purgative
— Basu)

A. viviparasA. aogusti/olia
A. wightus A. angustifolia
agchylolaimie ad>. Ifyeol. (crook-
necked) wrAt

A C C.R (Accountant General, Central
Bevenue) ff ft. art.
sTpnt)

•ge 1 ^ I »• (Const )

2 Oeol. m (/ortunanymttte era)
SZoreeiry9^ w. life ^<r))

illiilory^n (Slone Age

century tiaiifl
era WFJ
time

age admitted (aa endorsement on a
life assurance policy when tbs
assured has tendered proof of hit
age) Wtl.innfrtff

■ge and health certificaie Wtr^Otn
wrtasT jiflivj'jtr
age class 1
2 fijrwtfy

■ge classification Forwlry
age class period Foretlry
*ged adj

2 (npened) Tff

aged Hack Coi lad TfW riB
age grsdation Fotulrv
age groups For-Mlrv^-W’V
ageing 1 (as of an oi) *rT5i% / , Wg.
fwirirvin

a T^TTVWWfl
age limit UQfifliii
Ageaa-/J Ceatauri

•genaes wflTfTvt n , •'fasfrf ( »C, «tBS

igency 1 srfqwrwn. (Const)

3 arflTf^pt Ti.

3 (the place of business of an aeeat)

srfiTS^-a^ m.

imwwfi.

by the agency of % jtc
by the direct agency of ^ JITltflui
by human or animal agency
WtTBT UC TIB

.•gency business stranETW v^TTlT
agency chargee «fjf*fir-JnnT
agency charges account TtfTT-

Imn

agency deptettaeat affir*7vr ftiffiT
agency of exploititiou Forestrv
% tli«td

agency of pollination kr tTTWW

agency of the Reserve Bank of India
vrirdlii ftftrfs siRrehf BT srfir^
agency rules stfirwril ftrOT*
agency subject
agency terms
agenda

programme

time table tTJTTORsft

agenda list ^

•gtnda paper

aggreteira chaxactaie

tfeadi pjper vrfrafJr
•geni 1 Com wfwrtl ( ^ ni (Const )
rommissioD igent
drl credere «gent ^fhfrdt wfirTW?
generil »gent TOTi»e aftl^
psrlirular egent ftTTT
selling Igent
sole spent

t rsrelling sgent indV wfinm, im'l
afirrai

S Chem m

3 (for tpresding diseise) STIfT n

4 I» 2 ic ( 1) n

sllorney nrfwmS
broker rrs^ii

commissioD cnercliaDi vtfsri^TTrft
toucher

(actor WtTfifTr

deputy

proxy af<W^

representJlive

aubititnte 4V tn t w

tout

agent general

agent of prodnctioo Enn TtTTTW

•an*

Agent e( the Goveroineot o{ India
WTPft« tnWwrt
ageni'a coranuaion cr

•gent I ledger rfl

•genti of ptoduetios^factori of pro*
duetion 7^TT4«t«rnt
age of consent Law Nnft
age of discretion
age of mijorily svfgTT
ageof maturity /VrMlrveftTTTST
age of pnberty are^ ejew i

age of retirement

age of the earth ^ vfj

age of the moon
•gerrrjlifea^ftwn
age.range Poratry f *Td^t
AgeritumBot tfttPWi tnoftt
A. cardifolium tfnrt!»ai
A conytoidea (pal, tin, flowers
— Orihsra) wi^lir tftwn*«i
agglomerate n.Gnl arftifi»T„
agglomerate th. (to form into a hall)
ftsTCft 'to roll into
* hall’ la ID snciant usage)
ag glomera te Uelancheeell atftWVr,
I''trfTT.*Ten

•ggUtiaaldityjwfJpftJTft/.

S6

S JiHmanof gat^PST f
agglutmahle arfg 1 aifigg^tT
3 /nmnnof
agglntinant —agglntinaUee aij Im

Runol sr(r^[jt(|s^
agglutinate r& 1 (to nnita or eanss to
adhere as with glaa or othor viscous
Bubrtanca to urate by adhesion)
•rfirr^tTSt

3 /mmiinof (collection nto clumps
of eella or bacteria) 97^^
agglutinate aij (united with gina or
aa with gine) atfitrpt^
agglntinaled od> 1 sthtlknc
3 fmeittisol ttfl^S
agglutinatioa 1 wfiTg^tTii •.

3 /lamnnof ir<t^pT ti

agglutinatioa spparalnsmn{g9RtRrt.

agglolination rack 90^(9
agglutioalton tube (ninleaa) nq^^.

agglutination tube newinglemp

agglutinauve o^lj l (adhesive) wf.r.

iWKtg)

S/mmtiJMf 9q^((gJ
■gglutinator /mmiinol 9tTi^g« n

agglutinin /mmMsof 199ilff/.

3 -»fRlutioator9rnn9«,
aggluiino gen^ (apptMt,B,o+ ^tn)Jn.
fnaiiol

agglutinogemcod/ /neitinaJ.

9^9

■gglntinoid Immnnct uqi^r.nt ra.
agglulinoscope Jgad (nsed toobserre
agglotinttioo) m

aggradation Oecp Tvggqw
aggrading Gttv 9^999 n
aggrandise tb *ntfil94at,4ht099,wT»tT.
tfr 9T91, iwt 9T9I. 9fT9l,
^^4nit «TWT, rt%SIWT,
exalt mtfiniAarT
ntagtiify fi n wn
aggraodixrmeni ,et aggraiidiie

aggravate tfri (to make more (rave or

haary) ggsg »y9i, gym
aggravated fona gggy grj
aggravated forma «( lurking beoa^
trespass (Uflo) trig*

^npTT^
aggregate n i

S5wfi<»cjtT^r,«(f<Tqij|g, {nns in.

aggregate 06 Sfajfuica
aggregate ad; 1
3 flTO

aggregate amount tnna Trftr
aggregate analyaia
aggregate area triTSt ^
aggregate average siret snv 9
aggregate daily total
aggregated flowers Bot n

ag£^e araolumenta qjtygTT.

4*15997

aggregate fruii^etaeno^ot

aggregate increase wro ^
•P'regate nodulea=Peyer’a paipjiea
•=noduli lyinphaiici aggregaU =
■gminatei] follicles Zod
aggregate period rto Sllf^
afgrag'te plasmoJiura My-ol

9IH9

•f 5*af*i* pnniihmrnt (tjtbt ^*9
■egfeR«*e quantity rjtw imr
•6S*agate structure formation
BT99Tftlrtai

aggregate lumsmusn^
aggregate aurplna mm
•Igregaia ealue wrm wgi, R 9 W ^
aggregate Tolume BtTBrqffiTT
•R6»eg»teaoieiBTOigg
aggregating (lo ],„) firm RKW
aggregiUoB snjgw n . BJCf «.
aggregiuve od/. Bqjf (
aggregauve average Sfafiifica
BTsn ^

aggragiuve method SuUuhu B^

fift

W49lT9a|, Kflintpi BT9T,

^1^ 9)lf9T, atlTTB BPB

aggreiiioa«n9i9ir9,anmir>tn , 9raT

9191

alUck 9 199 9
invasion Bf99T9, at 1 X 99
incqraion fg mxi7 9
onalanght WT9r9TS
faid BTBTX99
march 9919

irmpUon 9^59(99. JZ 9T9T
inroad 9 ( 9^9
aasault g-gry
hattery tegrf

aggressive od/.9r9.’xnft,irnixnft{4g)
aggressive characters ^ocf 9 t 9 txnft

•ooreitlvs colour 57 Agri. Aain.

••igreiiWe eolwiT WtCWT’ft T1
4ggfct»irB policy WRt-

agTMoiTe aymiitonu
•ggretior «ir»nTliW, MUlTfR* lu.
•ggrct«or nitl<m wniTiRf

apgflcvcilfli/y {hnTin2af!f‘'’Vftncfl)'irt.

Wt;Tin% oncoi;^ (n'l.'itirrr
•ggrievfil I'iTly 'ifrtft'f’lW
•ggrievril |•pr»^ln

A.Ol (\iiditr)i (.onornl'* In»lnietiaii»

—TO I) n w

ARinl.HaroxIu.rJiii-Uatanueiac^yi*

lU. 1. hot

*s>» C<iui

• »II»!TT IIITIt HI

agin bi Aiittriiin llicory (q( inlor««t)

•^i*t /.ON) Uq taVe io e^ai'e or

lure Nt aocUain lUtn—V/el)) If?*-
«im

aglMcr »u

agi>lnipnt I h.

fl

agitali il, 1 vTRrti VHI

a «,w

«<y. flw

agitation j (exilteinant of i^ulille fa«l*

3 (of tawajfa] l?r«t «»

agitator

.AglaiaiJflj faig gicft

A Iiarlierl (llowari

po<licelIu{l)

A. xiicul1atii9Afiiii'’ra riictitlaia
A. odorata 5'T*4

A. (xlutaittMma nir|i»R fa^a (U ,U i

13on nin ftig, Uil fflint)

A. polytia<li)a«>Aii|ianimi>i« pn*
lyiU<Uy«

A. roxliurgliiana~A, oiloriliiiiina
Agtaonrma JJot. (Ok ai/fooi‘l)rigtit' +
iifiia ■y*”'. filament )

A. rottatiini (ruifafiiw 'leavea atron*
glyriUinl)R^Tft fl'nlg
A. jilrtum (picfum 'palntocV— tlio
l.lotchM Ioitm)

a^UdionU /Jot fkwfi'Sn n (forw.
filonivtinn tea Cuttaria, of which It
la tho aporophyte)

Aglaotonia /Jot

A, ycjitio* (it potaeiaea acraepiog

agleaf (Krrhumit
aglia (AsuiforM oaatlochn) m.
Agloaaa (auboriler) iToaf (Ok. oittoiref
‘withoot toncn*’) •rfitSIS’^ *’*•
aglomno («• 'not* •* + glutoM +
•ona ••!>) Aaorilrn* /

Aglyj'li* <fo«»f.»nWJw »»p/
agtypliona «d> «KCHt (

A (• tf (annual geneial RT

agiiiarktcig »

aginatinr ((Amiad from aiitinino

ngiiiinalril (oUicUa — aggregate no.
iliilea

agnate (rolationa on lha father a aide)

tH

riignole (lelatinna on tlio fflotlter’a
aide) niTwa^

AgitalliJ (‘no Jaw^') /fool BfM’ mff.

Agiwtln Zc«J m/‘l

agnailioiia a.ij 11(3
agtiatiea,;/

agniiiim (kinaliip Irf thefather' oiile)

agnoatie aijy<retfl'(U\/ w.
apnctaie '

atlwwt wtfm. » cl t <! n 'R t< t
tiaektlxicr
(aiiliteai

profane VthitT '
agtioatiriim atjfwvft "*•

Agnoloaoic (Ok. agm/toi la 8anakrit
« 9 n) Oral. anns-^CT in.
agnui caiCuaMckatle tree
A.C, 0 .(AMittant GroupOfDeer) B H.tT.
(rtriS*

•agoguo (diapeUing) •Tfinft
agonic (,4j. Phyr, mfynH
agonic line Mfwf^nT
agonlaing ilralh tftlfrrtTTft apj
agony cfni /.

Agofophohdao (ywlBiWu* tnolhoA
whale) (found in

the Oligoeene anHvi^ 3«l)
agpiper (rer^actmi rHapauj) t^drJT*«f

A grade (of thinning) Fortitrv ^ Jfnt
A gride onlinary thinning FcrMfV’f
ita?l *1 Brarrn Prrwi
agranglopytoaU

agraphia nfefttm/.
agrarian JtCrf m.
agrarian economy SriVs wSttrRfrn
a gratia ('j)y way of grace or favour*.

Aa a matloi of indiitgcnoa and nob
an of nglit) wgnir^
agree tl, 1 (tffJT gNl. HPT ^RTT.TTtJrT
t>T(. ^-OTTr

2 rtRirnr (to ho m accord), fJTW^I.

fWWTTTr (to bring into

>ccori1, cap accounta)

1ia|>oaed to agree

agtecahlenrJ; t'T,^:[nT.*:f^TT,nf*nW
agreeable amrll (from •PIT*

f l!l), tfilTT »t»t7. wfiriBT H»4
Bgrceil n<lj itm, ftfnfenT, Tt^f^
agreed arcia fttTT il»
agreed eapilal 6ofTi (fCtf
agreed ca»p (tniT
agreed order dHIiT tfl^fT
agreed quota baaia rtipT •rtThtltTOR
agreed leheme (nT5 cViPTI
Bgreeil aiatenteni o! facta (mti »t«T.
r«i^

agreed upon in writing ^ 8TT>
agreement l (i%i« m , tWJlBB n.

3 Law

to enter into an agreement
<mi

to be in agreement
<tni

to be in preriae agreement ftv jlv
fitwwi

3 Logie *r*^ m

method of agreement Logte ai*Vtf>

Oft

agreement irticlei
agreement bond
agreement deed

agreement of baltncea «T

Vtm

agreement to tbe contrary sft^

agree with Aeeotinttng ft ftlt WRt, ft
ftiitni (astee with balance
WRI)

agree with the flgurea aiaUrnnt Drenn
Agri. & A H. Kxteniion (AgrfcuUoro .
and Animal Huabandry dSxtanilon^'

fi mnq. qr ftwu (ff^Tiqiqjiqiqq
fcTim

Agn. Aaan. (Agricultural Aaaoeiatlon)

tt. n. IC'^.q***)

Abti Aiitt 58 affticulhu*! produce xairket

Api.A(»tl (4g\icTilture Assisttnt) f.

B. nr*f*)

«L^ncolou« = agricultural
■i$nail(or = agricullarijt
•^rKuliural ailj
agricultural admuustratiou

m

■^ncultural advisor
agricultural and geological reports
fff l^^l rfllXftr afil^

agricultural and non agnenltural

cattle fftfittr ig

agricultural ant Zaol
agricultural appliances

agricultural artiuu fftrOr^BlT
agricultural a>sets
agnculluril assi‘tant
agricultural association ffir-trvWi

agricultural bank ffr-arflr^
•gricultural botany yrT-t^lfrCf
■gnculiLiral ciltle ^ ^

agriLutiural census
agricultural chemist
•gncuUuril chemistry ffif- fi r m
Agricultural Gienuit to Coicremcnt
f ft lansr
•gncnhural clua

•grtcultural college ffT-WgifwRW
■grlculiural commoditiea

agricultural commuoily f

*gncultnral company
agricultural conncctiona(FAM.I.9S7l

AsocuUural Os^erative Crowera

“SJ^ural cooperatives ^gViAfft.

•g'M-ulturtI credit ^ % ftt; TBIT,
I^TBIT

agruullurat tropi fft-mei
•tricullufsl custom
•erHulfural eydcfft^

a£ricis|iuf,| (Jcfline yft prj

agriculiural demonstrstion

■grKultbral ilemonstratiou society

iPtwn Bftft

agriColtural deprasnon •^4rBBTT,

agncultnral development ^ft ftBIH
Agnculturil Derelopment Commis-
sioner f ft ftsiB bI 3*B
Agneultural Development Officer
?ft ftuBJrftBlft

agricnltural econonuca (the sciantifia
study ol methods, ptaetices, eondl
tiona and policies affecting agneul-
tnre) f ft«BBT«n 1IT«
agneultural economist fft iTuaiiaSl
agneultural economy f ft-aKjvqBBn
agneultural education f;ft fn9t
agneultural engineer ^it idvnrsT
agneultural enginecmg fft-BTfir

igncnltural environment jft BtriTTB
agneultural equipment TfttTBTT
agncultnral cahilutton
agneultural expenmcni fft
agneultural expcnmcnial stsliona
WIB

agneultural cipenment atatistica

Rildtinmw

agneultural eipen fft
agneultural esienaion courae fft
(4HU

agrKulcural extanaion project fft

agricultural estenaion aemee fft
ft«rT-am

agneultural fair fftflBl
agncoltoral faimiug ffttnnvr,

agneultural {eatnrea fft-VTivf
agneultural finance fft ftflSSMWI
agneultural finance corporation fft
ft^ fd'IM

agneultural garden fft-TCTB
agnctilinral geology fft
agnculloral boldinga fft
AgncuUnral IfJI. School sneuftr
ffttliVIlWI

agncultnral implement fftTHM^
agncultnral unplement depot fft
TTTTVITOT

agneultural improvemeots fft^BTt
agncultnral income f ft-am {Const.)
agneultural urome.tax fft.wiBBT’
agneultural indeblrdiieai fBTiSai,
fTB-BlfitBI

agneultural usduatry fft-7ttrn
agricultural inhahitasta fftnft ftund.

agricultural inspector fft ftftSTB
agriculturalist =agncultuii6t
agijeuUuisl laboratory building fft.

SUTtirriTtl TUB
agricultural labour fft VB
agricultural labour enquiry fft WJT.

agneultural labourer fft W&tf
agricultural land fft ijft
agricultural law fft ftft
agneultural lease fft Ufl
agneultural lepslation fft ftwB
agncttltaral levy fft
agricultural life fftlflTB
agricultural loans fft TBlT
agriculturally economic manure fft
^ tft d BiTSf BTf ,

agneultural macbintry fft
agricultural marketing fft fttplB
Agneultural Marketing Adviser f ft-
ftqvta.ti»?rnmT

agneultural Diarketiog aeheme fft

agc’euliuril meteoiology fftBlJ-

Agricultural Middle School BTVqft*
fft BI451(»|

agricultural official fft
agriculinral operationa fft4n(r9.
fft»r4

agricultural overseer fft atfqfjlf
agricultural overseers trainmg class
fft

Agneultural Overseers* Training In-
sliluie fft«ift^^«Jt^i^ui-dT^
Agneultural Pests and Di^asea Act
fft erat Thi atftftqei

agncultuctl policy fft rftft
agneultural poLcy committee fft-

^Iftsfilft

agneultural population f ftiftft (pt ),

fftilftwA

agncaltural ptacuce f ftxqqfiT
agneultural procurement fft-Tvqiftr,

agneultural produce fftTlTif, ft’ft

agricultural produce cess fftTWX-
*T

Agneultural Produce (Grading and

Marketing) Act fft fnnr (hritTTB

TfUT ftTVIB)JfftftqB
agneultural produce market fft-

/i^cnlhir*! Produca M«tk«t Act 39 Agroatii

Agrieullural Produce Market Act
wfi&wr

Agncultaral Produce Warehou*c Act

agcicullufil product yPTT"ITTt ¥^7

tpricuUural production
agncnttural proSti ypT-PTW
agricultural prof'crty yfT-frrffT
a'riviillural jiroipecta ^f7 n'^lJT^i

agricultural prosperity yF?
agricultural ptirjiosea
agricultural quota
agricultural raiea fft-W^
agricultural receipt fftrtn^
agricullnral rent yfq art?^
agricultural report
agricultural requviileay^ ^atTTTn

Agriaihuril Requisite Supply So.

« icty eriTSM^qi frfqfiT
tgrii'ullnral research apVnt
agn« uUural reseaeeK eomnuttee f fq
flftrPr

agriiiihural research mstitnte ffy.
»t*V«SW

■agrieiiharal reaettleinent fftjrai.

agricultural resources fdq dsfT'Tf
agricultural reTolulion fRrJET^
agricultural scholarship {jmfn
agncultaral school
agricultural science
agricultural season flfr m.
agricnliural seeds dl?
agrieulturil service
Agricullnral Service, Class I, Class II
tnnr fitTW
agricultural setting
agricultural show aT^-fl
agncoltural stage fflr^rsn
agricultural standpoint (^)

agricultural stations ffiturt, yFr-

agrieultural sutistics
rl grift

agricultural atock yfq ^
agTsruUnril snb}r«ta
agricultural supply aociety flFlJim-
Rfilfa

agricoItsrU Uml>ec k

flff ^ prf! (Germ. UloisoniicAola)
agmuhural topics fn^
agneultural trailer yfy arjtTTT
tgriCiiltueal tribe (Aiyar p-606)
wPt

sgrieultnral unisersity ffi fiMldtH-

agricultural value f ft*

agricultural village fft-mw.

cm

agricultural s*afeliouse ff^-STi'aidU
Agricultural Warehouse Act f.ft’
»Tr*»f»!iT-wf4fW*I
agricultural works
agricultural war f Ft-T«
agriculture ft? / ^Conal ). « ,

ftrfl

agriculture and animal hasbanilt)
extension usft iWI
Agftco'tuce Astislant f
agricuUiiredepatunent
agriculture de|>ar1nicot endorsement

agrKiiltiiiedioni^uUural society ^1*

agricultnre standing committee
ffqutftifit
agriculture value
crfcRl

agru-ullwiist 1 (ono vwsed »n Ih*
tUoiiry ol agriculture) f:Ftfcy n.

3 (farmer) •» .

3 word)

niliit at!*' ^tiftst
farmer fWPf

husliaodstnan
lensnt MieA.
a'rirulinritts' loam
Agriciiltnrists Loans Act
7tTi7-«rof4qt|

Agri. Dept. (IgricuUnro Department)
?. ft. firuin)

AgriiiKinla JJet- eftrerv tnttft

A. eupatona (atickworts agriniotiy.
eoLkletnivrs aticklowort) trmpq
eftytm

agnniony (i{rr/t>ionfa eapatoris) eft.
«TT*n

Agrlochoeina 2bot. (GV ognos ‘wild,
savage' eAi»ros 'pig") tnnft

Agnodntus Zeel. CXtft

agri-sUvleultucal operation

•nUcai

agn silvicultural treatment
gifUit

agn silvKulture f;ft
A^roliates /us (die birds uro gene*
rally found m and plains toverevl
witli date gmiens)

jnnft

Agromyza Zod
agfovuyzid tgtW 111 .

Agromyzidae Zool {njret ‘fiold’+my-
arirt 'to tuck . ciiiio iii the stems of
kTisves ami grams and in the
leaves of other plaiits)5r5^47Tii«.
agronoiiiu si assistant
agronomical section
agronomii. observation
agronomics '^agronomy
agronomist Cmiftftgc »|,
agronomy (that hi inch of agricnlture
dealing with t lie theory and pravlico
of held><Top ^Totluciion an I soil
inaniigement) wfirft /.. n ,

sryqftin/ (ancient word)

A jrojuar /cci cftswft.BinCi
Agfopyron Bol. CTf fa nq ggriff
A. repeni (couch grass, dog ifrass,
quick graat, quilchs tire, twvtvh
grass) stiJTTvq eiiftnr*?
agropyrunissroiich grass snft^tfTm.
Agrostemnu Bol. (Ok. oaroi ‘field +
iltmirut ’vfreith’J^mT^inrtft
A. gitiugo (torn cockle) r^«T.Sni-
snqq

A. gracilis (,;rncihi 573 ) 5 S 3 |if-
*Ti?tf

Agrosiis Bol TRuntnrift

A. cjiiina (brown bontgnss) tTH
yrrjoi

A t'anina arula (usually on dry acid
grasslaad— Bi FI p.HSl)S**^Rl

sirnt

A. oaiiinj lauina fTWW WW STTin
(Br.FI p M81)

A. -ijantca njj !rT7>I
A. nebiilosa (iic5,,fosa fr. Skt. sffUfl)
^Twayrrqei
A. nigrai^A. giganiea
A. paluitrissA. stotonifcra
A. pulfhella {pukheVo- 'beautifur
^)^STT’rr

A.seticea«.hrist!eagToati* (learca
setaceous— Br FI p.llSO) niirqqft

Agreitti ttolonileni «» «lr bomWng r»ng«

A. itolonifer* ftrfit (ft&T eto
Ion)

A. (tolonifert inijor (redton) rs-

A tennis = K. Tnlgtns (eommon
beotgriss) ?tn®l (Br PI p-
1481)

A Tnlg<rii=:A.temu
sgrostologut viyftST ».

«grostolo^ (treats of ^ssea) ttKf

ACS (Assistant GodownBupensteo*
dent) « ^ w (ftw* it'8'nrt^'r?:^)
AG.’s audit note tryts^TTIH ^

^!n r4ui«i

tgna toad {Bit/c monnui) ^eo] (the
largest knosrn speeieeof toad, reach'
ea eight inches in length, and is said
to derour ijjes and small birds)
S^m

igne Utd. (a fersr of malarial ehacse
t«) WtCTIl n

agnilante (silver as! snide) tVdl) Rim,
(Wtr Hirer, lor salenide,
for mieerall

ahead «T?[

A homon PUnt Eal *

A I (aircraft interception^) % V.

(abort range airborne radar
■eti need m interception of enemy
nlrerth)

Bi=ihree toed elolb Pool. st^j9 enW-

mft

•id n. fK, /itTTgTn.

sncronr gngi*<riSfirtrv
enbrention eri-glTCirtr
•aaisunce trgmi
inbeidy mt-tlTlTr^

•id ei. Lau (LP C.) Bir*? gS t ? 8 t

uutigate
ehet w^tnrr
eonipire
intngne

plot «TrcrTTy(from WW>8)

Inale eK^TTgl
exou z<lTr
rollode

proToVe ffifiry, aWK)** «i>n
•“«»pt wn.

el d end ehet Bgmt it»n At WTh&y
CWI

aid fd edviee Uiglut Jt?
aided *d/ Blglfaw
aide-de'Cainp ( asaiaU tbe general or
the sovereign in bis duties, treni'
imtf o/dera, and eoUecta inlorma*
tion ] tfftsg'tf «.

Ade-deU^rap to tbe Coverno* glW*

yro ^ yftHgw

aided indnatTuI and nunang Mbeol
a i g i fte nr

aided instiiniioB mgifttm

aided primary school 4ll5ll)^8 9T>t*

fir* vritiwi

aided school ITTgll^a tlUgriRI
aided secondary school Slglfitnt RT^-
6r*yis?TT*i
aider Rgr**

aider and abettor Rgfi^ a^ ettfVR*
aid escape trittfil**)Tti4IgTRaT*m>

PrivitR *t trgwar*tRi
aida £itie Rgl* m., UIRR n , Rltntt /.
A.I C (Assistant lospector General)
«trft (arw^wiftOg*)

Al I (Amy lostnictions, India) Vl.il
ST. (vitS)* *ro.«5^ti)
aikiAite (a eomponnd of lead Aff, cop*
per BT*. biemutb In<l9. and enJpbnr
rwrfr) TftBintfimi US' (-BRlor Btftv
nlnaral)
aa«Y «> .^n m
ailante (iifantAttsflaodvlosa)

Ailenthni Bol (oylafltoie ‘tree of
heaven', tbe name of tbe tree in the
Molnecaa) ^yfirvejf-Jjft
A. e*«lietni^yft**(B .N. "giflive)
A. glandnloae (Obinese eoxascb, ai*
Unto, Japan varoisb tree, stink*
ing cedar, tree of tbe gods, tree
of heaven)

A mtlabjrice;ptjVi(y^tfi[*y(Bun.
Mar Kan

ailsatos-^lrce of heaven m.

ailing «d/. WpftmiT*
ailment vnhl *l, * 1 ( /.
diaeaae ghi

AiTaridie £coL TyW-iv m, ( vm
ancient vrord)
AluroidctMFcloides ZoeL
Adniopods iad. vni*jnnfa (“ye*)
(wrong reading for *fa>d)
yrgsiidy.” etn>(ft)

A tnelanoleoea (Ok. tealoi 'black*

srfetr + lettlot ‘white* ftra) fefnfefr
VT3*

Ailniopodidae (family) tllsj* ^ M.
Ailams Zool yywJivrRi
A. fulgens (Lat. /nltfsne ‘shining’)
VI5T STO*

aim n. 1 Edve y\rr n.

aXat0(IPO)y\gy,«yRfi (see mo-
tive)

SAfslA (nsedinMara-

tbi)

4 vgv n , vggyrv m , vTirum m.

6 Hyltiy n ■ gfsK /.

aim pi. 1 yvnyiyn, sit**n, *»vi
yyryr

to aimj at sneccss gTTT

yyiRT
awRctyr
3 fiwit ygyr

aiming dnll vttuT
aimless od). BiyfiR, *«pj, ftoralasT,
fire*^gy

aimless calling for reports rt 4
Ani'fl

elm of the lesson
aims and objects vytt tfrt arlfgtf
AI 0 (Ponltry) (Assistant Investiga*
gallon’ Officer, Ponitry) V. er, w.
(*t*rn*R) (Rtm* ar^yR-«f4«rO,
yyfiijitu)

AIO.W, (Assistant Inspector of
Works) BW. V. *T. (Hm* «t 4-
frtt**)
airyigm.

C/, wind yiv
■ir-tctioa Phyt yg-ftm
air bsctent Bact - 1 (when exact mor-
phology Jis not mentioned, might
be eooens, foogns, baciUus ate.)
yi3-yrw.^ m. («.«? )

2 (only when they are gramnsga.
tiva rod-abipsd organiame) RT^-
%in»I m. (yt i )

.wriagyig;*^

atrJisae drrMouiica Itliriy-erTWIBi
fowt *T WJI

air bath (ntnallf a small o^sp bsatsd
from below) y^JTTy
air bladder I pgi , Zool. ytsivy m-
2 y]diii<j m-
air Jilait VTJ mm
air bombing range y^JTgOrr-^

61

•Ix-sUp

airborne adj. 1 WI77nts»

5

air borne rider ftHi-tni iray*^T
airborne leedi TfJ
airborne trade fiOT’t-*mTT»W 3 *’TnTl
alrbreatbing adj. Zoot-
aSrJireathing fi«h«liTe fi^b

air bubbles 5t5T» ^ ^ 5^3^

aircarityBot *T3TT

air cell Anal

air chamber Tdtuh , Zool

Air Chief Marshal (m the BA<?)

Air Commodore (m the R.A T ) ^7-

wijrfir

air (orapresior

air condenser wg *iar^

aircondition *4. WT^TTWTT^,

\%n

alrconditionedoil/ ^FlUWlPj^iWmS-

Mnonditionlng «. a/flMW.VT, ifTTTJ.
Vn n.

■Ireanditioniog dtrision

aircoodiiioniag mechanic vran*

aiTfondilloolng plant aiaH ^ V.V H.

airconditioning ajstem nnnwm.

’nifr

airconditioniog onit ni'ttaivrtl ^r»r
air contact team 3/»i. fiwi’t-tJri
air content of toil J3ol. ^RI»7n*S
air control** choke AeronauUa ^3-
br«r

air core transformer E/cc.mj atT’JR^-

aircraft fejTT, VtJ^^ »
aircraft carrier friTPT nVlTi f^WTT
aircraft commander Cicjf Aviation
ft'TR'tft

aircraft interception (AI) (short tango
airborne radar aeti used in interceji'
twB of enemy aircraft) ftwr+H^TT-

w)

aircraft teiznre Jlf,;. ftjtpt ij^

fim-Tir<Tn5rt

aircraft warning JlaAar fiPTn miltW,
ai rcrews GVff Armtion fttlTT-^TW.

air defence UiL fctPf-sfirTWI
air diderential tbennometer Th^t.
snj

air drainage ilettord. W^;*TTPI{^I3
air drier

air-dry ad/. 5®^
air-dry lample
air.dry aoril wtj
air dnel Zeol. WTJ
air elnlnalor

air examination aemce Jiftb fanil-

^sn-Jrrf

■ir explosion
air-field fn/R |nt
air filled eel! WTJ 3^
air filler AuiomobtU
air filter and ailencer AKlomohtia^TJ-
^ /nn

jir-finng target
air force
(Const )

Air Force Act mj
air force aothonty tnhrnft

air force aenice
atr force atstion 913 iRt fVltT
air force welfare wjwRT-^inpi
air freight fftrR
air gap Pkyt. ^TJ-atRt
air gun nTj-itfeW
air hardening mj-trw
air-hardening steel Helal. VT^-tg
OfllT*T

air beadijnartera 3ftl. fintR-gWTSnr
air hole 1

3 Zeol (br which the loaect brea-
thes) S'ln-feX
air hostess

to air in aun tfT fgwRl
air intelligence 3fil fttiH
airdayeriBg J/ort- WITRT 11.

air leak £tee.
airless aJj.

■irietter

air-mail

Air Liaison Officer fnRiR%-ari^.

»i(t. wig-W5W-"faTtC»
air line 1 (system of transportation
by aircraft) ftSR 'iis'»a*i

2 (a company owning aneb a lya-
tern) ftxtR*nRnf

3 (tba root* coTerol) WT34TiA

4 (a atraight Hna m throngh tbs
air) 513^^

air Imer m3 niVTirR (liner 4IVi*iii)
air.mail m3n3»vr3Tl^
airletter m3^
air.mail advice m3 TR-^[vm
air-mail bond ( a kind of paper) ^13-

airmail imperial (bank anbstance)

msm-ttrap^m (arf^Of) (CsM.
3i9)

air mail imperial (manifofd inbataLOce)
m3 »tf a igTim(fefttt) (CSM- 849)
air-mail paper
air mail itamp m3 TR-33t*
airman n.

Air Marshal (m tbs R.A.P.) U(im3>

air message m3-<f^
air moonng mast Qtog, finrR-3|T
air navigation fmrR-TfRF** (Const.)
air oven m3«*3

air oven and tterihter m3»^lWT

air oxidation black Col Jnd. ^73 3 nFI

air passage 1 m3 mw, mi3 JTP)

2 Mr wrrr, Mr *5tt
air pipe AulomebiZs m3mT
air .port Mr >ma, Mnl w siiT
Cf aerodrome MR%7t
air pomp Phys .SleamBn^ineiVT^)?^
airraid fmTR-RRJrtl
air-raid precaution (A B. P.) Mim>
K*nt-3p)TrT (f^. 3.0
Air Raid Precautions Service OrdL
nance finfRrnm ^l7nt^Ri-*rtm-

air raid precaution services imTHr-

air raid shelter firtTHTTJrtr-anxR
air reconnaissance fettR-wrflirtl
air-reservoir ZoU mwrtR m
air restrictions telegram iltl. Mh*

(m?)

air-root =>aena] root Sol. 777*7/^
air-roQte m3'tn»*l
Cf. airway m3-inr
air sac Zool , Dot.

air-sataratiOD metbodm3-ar3M7-{l^

air seasoning (of wood) mi3'<nT)t»I
air service Civtl Aviatton m3Rrtrf
air-sbip 713^17

ail aiaoJ

62

AlBUi

•ir iinm Au/il

air »pirr 1 (u, o( a baildiog) VtJ*
C Del •nuciTT

8 ¥13

air aunr' dr*ft»man
RUpITJKT

air irroiinil IPWDMII ai9)»n¥:!?T-
WTWT^i wiaW'ftrgw
air ihmaoratirr Phgi ¥T3 SI¥*rPt
amighiff// TITO^TT
w»iFit)g\it aATaVr
airiniiigiii vT^Tm^.
airtight conttinrr ■IRDI^IT
aittighl rrcrptaclrt QT«rgrauBd(F\tlI-

1 ho) fiiip^v tiwww

airtight ihuttrr ¥wrrVw ^¥TT*
airtight Hn ¥l8t

air to aiirfarciraael^adarQor detec-
liag objceti oo ata auritec, atad
IB iircnfi) (ASV) («¥•

«j ■ •nrrmir*^ (at « ¥ )
air lriS< frsT^^witrw (C«e«t )
air traaiport fintT¥¥rft¥?¥
airtraDipon conpas)' firStn-vftfC*’
*orn¥

airtraral Cirii A nation f«in¥Vrfri
tnjimn

air (iit« 1 VTvatnr
3 = lnrbra ZcKiI
air tarVioe ftp
air ral»e^;, WTj-^trr?
air vdociijr rootrol VIJ triN ftvrapi
AiT.ViraJ-WtthaJ (m tfaa R.A.7J

¥lS fi

iirirtv 1 (a paataga lor a curraot o(
air atvttataioriwjwftw.

S (roula along irbich aircraft map
p!i) ¥T5 rtrt, f««ia-*nfl n
8 (at, Indian Airarait] VTJPVni
(Con.t)

air» ip «)3 rr m (ConttJ
Airr a i)>ira) (four rayad apiral)

y f« (mark tba long * In ¥1.
on aeoonnt of Siandb )

AitVcnt pill („t,B "ai.. qninin# atJ-
phata ittrft pjr^la, atneLmn# and
artanic tnoiiJa) Pham. Wtrtfts.

Ala itit (li* trtJ U creatad) \t«-
Rtfg

AJ (Aaiiatast Jallnt) «*! (rrm

Ajupa Bfi. rfiM^AjnrSr
X. krartreaafnrn^4l*¥*f)tSiiiljj
4ta«rtf)

A rhaiaaF|4tja « froiiii<l piee
(iigiellisg ol inoa lahra erualiail—
Br FI p970)

A. pFDcrritata(ttrflnhairyaU rotini
Bt npiOTrtwf«Witni«t¥:¥*ft
A. |i}ram»lalia a |•Jram^llalbupIc
rnjflv

A. reptana (reptaat *<t*«piag S^')
akarpaic nij. Sot

akrhi (aneattaiB Uiatie Tinaralnad
lor iia Oily aaada) ftif /

Akchu Bor.

A. loLala QoW laaraa) W

A ^uiaaia (gaiMla* fir^lohad’)
loU)

akpia (Agvilaria opitlferka) WHY *u
akioftc M. (a ooBnotila atnetura}
Wnft* tn.

A1 {aluaiiaiun} Ckm N {m*^)

«l (ale«bot)CkrM.g>(9n)

•al (a;dahyda)arm.. 9 .-’|(S« 3 r. Jiaa
Saodht (ortD, a«« «baa pracadad
hr any ronal aacapt at a«d ■>)
ala daol, Zool ¥Vm
allhasitdg Ckna. M
al.bamiB( Ckr« WWaft/.
alabaodita (^Wmangi*

uata, !]• (or aolphida, Aa (or
minarat)

liiaapaa.b>rod< ^lajan
■labailcr Itf/arral (a variety of g)p>
anm or calciie, aaoaUy tranilneant)
Wrat^Ji a, (abort for atei®
a la carte <I9|-(HI<

ala rrcalioc (olamna + trnlina

■ M))Ckrw itrjJertft

ala-rrcatiaiBC Cira NTg«&¥4)
Alactipi Pa4 trntwif*

A iBdica <t¥T4 lean rary
long 0«, atceadiDg tha foreleg in
length!

Aladfir a , Lyrie Aitrea. ITTO
ft^eu

Alanatra Jr(i%fW]JnRfs (the bird*
fly with a wondarfel apeed. fft
atrlfi)

alaniinilite {(¥lor*(^

liiirrrnl)

alamo'ite (inonnehnie lead ailicateV
4^fli^rniii (48letd,%C-for?t1i^*
tilieate, ta for nuneral)
AUngiaceae Bol ariVR 3^ n
aliorioe (fou >1 in the bark of Alaa*
f H t lamareld *‘i^)Chtm waWl/.
Alanpiiim /Jrt. tltra trittfil
A hcaapeliluia rr«¥ afim (U..K.
claa)

A Itmartkii trrn'a Kti^F (Q . M.
IJin Gnj Kan Mtr Uri

naliiilo Bee> Offboifiti Ual oalo*
/a'liTaia eiiyolayni7c\ aalo/nma)
atamiie (d/lehyle— in' The -an- la
an insertion) CAr II Wljtft/.

alantl (afoaine^'p)] Bnrkna.WTS^^
alar ad; apt

•lartbett (hii a eiinged appevtnsa
-Oould) av
Alana £er

Aetratroia (baddarHaki)

largabliA leaaeel)
alins Itftfs/.
arfrTsant

alana tbaiB Bin thla H^ai
alana chaiaapparaiDiBfy tft% rpRitl.
wrfn

aUna (loci. /

alar meohraae Zool avm

alarm parade tn t ^ a t tri #7^ (JM I.

bl)

alarm lignal Jilt
alary (id; 1 a^t
9 (wing-ahipNf) aviatt
alary nuiarlet (of iniacti) TO-Vrft
ala ipuna Boof (Lat , ‘ftita tnngt')*'
alola (la bird*) "fertai-Tir
alilFad/ Sot (ir'ngedlfmt
ililere ( from tbo «ije‘)
alatu* Sot Tat (winged, with wioga)
tnv

Aiauda dret MI({I4 imbt {«TtOa oee<
era is «»¥»'¥)

A. aneetlt frnbyT wupf a
Alaodidae Am Virm bn m
Alradela Arrt (bird* in thia genoa
narer aeam to wander tar from the
n»"rt) ttiTwa aaift
Al Balisre Aijuani vUlroo. aatjapW

•Ibatxets

63

aleaaine

albatross (largest «Ptt bird) m.

•Ihetlo 4jlren (ratio winch the llglit
xertectel from an tinpolisheil surface
bears to the total light falling upon
n) ^iWr^Tn M.

Albertia Zccl. (cling to tlieir hiwt hj
•uro— CblH.U aiOl «ItraTfh-H3TPt
albicorc Zcol (a large fisli ot the fimi-
l)r Tbnnniaae S’? wft’fT/.
albiniint V (ahsenes ot eolonr) frr^TT,

aPf.int ?T5T-ft:3^5t/.

albino a 1 7^5

2 PI t«: Paiiw.
albino bee ZtK^. fTTif *rt^>
albino peacock (feathers are entirely
white)

afbrno ranerr^V
Alblreo-sBCy-mXrfroa

albiicTx^^f^m (TS. all*-

iiiinum. ^'•fas^'Tgaodi'im. ^ (or

'srf ^ Mlicate, w for «*'■’* mincnl)
albilixition fs.

Albima Set, fitflt-ffirPt

A. tmara (teed* Mtnngent) OTW ^

firfl?

A.jnlibrtttia (pink tins—TrJI 193.
riowen arepiok— BAS’*) VJ4A Enfis
(Hin. ^ f*t^)

A. Jebbeck (parrot tree> «iri* tree,
tizriiQg tree) fefti CB.i N §

liar Ban- Hln. Kan. ^(?B,

Tel.ltrtes.Tam *iri<rwi)

A,laeida=lJaTtne«« *iris(TrJL4S0)
KTS filfls

A. sioUis =.1. jalibrissia
A.Biolaeca&s (aValaTantrce— Tr.

n 4«1) Jr>rT^(tT
A. oJoratiasiiai 11 firfrr
A. procera (white sin») fcfW
(Em rVrfVta)

A. stipolita efjTil'ftrftr
alboeiluta Bot. Tar. feTTpf^
albo* (albnima) SioeAeew ftW ((^??l)
Albnca B-{. (tAt. oliiu 'white'— the
prerailing enler : Ph'Sj ?^fenrSf
(^r^ ancient form)
albuginea = ttudca albogioea testis

Albugo mats, which,

derelop wliite blister like eonidial
soti on leares, etej
A, bliti (eaoses white rust of Ama-
rant aceae) tl 414 1< ^TJtrte
A. eindidi ^rows on crucifers
ttf3«’ fT«) ?»&»t Cnt^

A iporaaeae fijSi f^icitz

^lortoUeae rn^SmfcVl (^
Portuiaca)

A iragopo-ODis (attacks Compcwr
tae

Albula Z90L (cosere-i with large
iilrttx scales— CKS TK 549) tH-
slgjtaTft
AlbuliJie Z«il

alboBi ni S.lf l . fttlTS*. ftnjffW/,
albnmea (Lit., (com albas ‘white,
the white of an egg f. (Gem.
Avjwm*)

C/. albumin
albomea gland ZaoL
albomeBiiitien ^^^94 •.
allititaenu* rb iWlrt (to coser or
saturate wuh albumen fb coat or
treat eeith an atbanunons solntion)

rt «nni.

^SrT^»n

alhumeotiT TWt»« au
elhiimeQOJ&eter^^STtt ev.
allnimea watts
album- &»%-
Albumic fining
tosAlbumic fir (titan
allinnud m anuAlbumid
afbumiRKter. albnminimeter Bio.

ebcw, 9$

albumin Biccbcw /•

Bitf. albunteB
eg* albumen

albomia cs albaminu. ,

albuniioste Ckesa. (ia'j'jl’t ».
albumiust uris J/«d. IgaCtaluJrg

albumia ecU Zcol- fttfl %tltt
a]biiBuai.walbuauiio^
albumSalierous oJj.
albuBunimeter Biee^ast, os.

albtiBiiiuiDetr7.^g(4Gt^ /.
albosuao., albuBui. £fg^. -

albiiBiiao.£bria
albaiaiBa.gea«ua (n%.3irK
albuEtiBoid tJi. Buebew. fcg*Ul«
^albutBilleidll

albamiooid anunoaii Bilen. (<1^14
rj«T%

albuminoid coUigen firhlH
tJhamooId ela-tin &7?TWJrffT^Sg
albuniiaoid nitrogen frn.tT *{T,C!
albninino Jrtu ».
albamisojoeter firTpr sr^ *n.
albnmiao meirr fttPr&rfjs/.
albamiDorrhei S'? m.
albnmmoiCopessalbniDOseopefi'f’Jly

albominosis l/eif /.

albuminous nlj, Gn(i?.
alhamiaoufne-s fitafTT? a.
albumin tiauste Cicr.. ItfAv

albumin nna fryf^ ?,•»
albumin one ad;
aibnmoseope fa-frs| »i
albnmoee (froia u/At'w*) JJ/cric^
fnrj «.

antiAlbufflo-es 8$ fyu3
henujlbamoses
albnmos nna jt/nf.
album piu)eel (??T»fe-tiVaTr (StaO.
819)

alburnum wsap wood Bd. T>T«T« «.

C/. darasenwheanwood wit wn
tlbumnm tree isnspg-fW
Albursus )neidas=bleak(*ealea am
lined with adrerr pigment— VTtb.)

alba-taaiiia Pk-m.

AJ<C (Assistant Laboiir Commmn/w
net) w w art (<rr?? tirg.an5W)
ale (aleohoU CV>n.
ale» (alcohol) CW gT.(»T?)

Alea impeiaus Bcc7. (great aal) Wp.

alealkcenes ot.

Alealijenes (A) Bjct.

(fJ

A. abortus s=BrDceIla abortus
A. albus sn.

A broDchiseptacus ^Brucella btaw .
chisepuea

A. faeealissBacillDi fjoealis aL
caLrenes =s BaetenniB alcaL^.
nest^jTL

A. tnebtessis = Brucella melL
tensis

A. nseoeusaBocillaslactisT t seoes
aleantine(aJMfc,ul+«nuar) C3um.^t-

Aleodutids*

kIcoholO‘in«tTicftI

AttO/.

Alccdinidie Ant (family tompnaiog

the kiDgfishera) *rWT?-^ **•

Alceda Atr$ tpft^-jrarf^ (•r>il««
eneient word)

A. illhu upide 3K4M
<>ee A «rpido)

A. lapida (more bn|btly caloorad

—Web ) trrft^

Alcemerope Arel f<r7W»tf» (
oocnre la R^"P)

Alcee Zoof tliTW fftift (/or oapJasa-
lion Mi elk)

alcbemic, tlchcraictl adj tnRftl*
AlebenulIe/IsC (fr> Ar ikli] af-e>ofil>

lit , ‘theerowD ofthekiBg Beloa*
g» to the roie faizuly) Srl^'fkrf*
BUlfl

A. aCQUo£nle~A. eeoulobe
A. acalideuwA wicbone
A. aentideBa alpeetrifonu* > A.

wicharte
A. ictiulebt

aeoti* + ^dobe)

A. aipioa fttHTT ^rl^iTV
A aPgtieiwA reitiu
A arfeniea, 0 Poa (oeo Iaol) ••
A eoajueeta

A arveaeie (arcwnni ‘grov'i’C 1°
deldi $t)|rT«ifllTOW
A, cgUjatKta tpjt
A filiraulu (w

fill + -ra’* -cauiia)

A. glabra (ftpi jl».

broDs)

A. gliaceaceni s* A minor
A. glomerita » A elpinj
A. glomenitana (plant medium'
iiaed— Br.Fl p 509) tWOt sHIt-
TW

A hybndasA niinor
A minima (plant »ery*mall“‘Br.Pl.
p 607) rfi fe rr m
A minor (plant email— Br Fl p 606)

A. montjcola rtrrlft ifnV TTC B
A. ebluia (oltate lob.*— Br Fl p
810) tft rg r^ Uf l

A padoraliiaA. montirola
A.paeudo-minorwA reilila
A. aaImoniaaa»A Clicaulie
^ **''*'* larrifea’eUky'-tbeleaTea:

FKS)^hrrii

A v(itiia^va«4)^i7TSB(ateins.
pedieeta, receptacle and petioln
ratber deoaely corered witlisprea
ding hairs liearee hairy all orer
both aurfaces — Br Fl p 606)

A. vnlgaru ({Ady'a Uaatle) RTST^

A wiehorae e. A eralidciia
rflferoPf
A. xanthochlora
(rentho- 4hl+-cUora (ft)
alehemiat

alehemiatic aJj nrfaffK
alcbemiie p6«(to change by.crasfa),
alehemy^to tranamate) IhVo (an-

alchemy Tttfvvt/ (diallngniahed from
nrw^ ebeouetry)

A1 Quha B e Com Aalron S'TIT *TV

Aladae Zoet <n

Aldopa Zed (pelagie Erraalia)

Mjift Bfirt

Alcippe t Zed. (cimpodia tiring to
lha tbell «{ wbelka «^)
mft

2 Aett »>a 't i ’r «3 awfir (bill Bag n
ororbung by long haira)
alclad (a metal with a coating ol pore
aloanniam) Wanim (Ps-forBRTF
alamioiba. *V<I -clild)

alco (alcohol) gB' («ra)
alcogcl (efrohol-f grlatio) CAm. gi-
ns/

alcogene (almbol-b-gnir) CAcm gB-

SBri

alcohol Clirm gBBm
apinl of wine
etbjl alcohol ^grr gBB
cibinol ^((kasB
abaolnte alcohol B^itgc gTB
dehydrated alcohol (gai/llilB gBB
dilated alcohol arafitflnr grB
indualria) alcohoi ^^SlBi QBB
methyl alcohol
wood alcobol vig gn
amyl alcohol trrrw gBB
mono hydroxy, mi>De*hydric cr
moi]»*tomie nleohol i^^TBTT,
gBB

dihydroky, dihydne er diatomic

alcobol S^jTTTi ^ df^o.
BrofaBS gBB

primary, aefondarr, icrtiary alco-
bol Win, fjslBS.'lftTB gTB
alcohol abiolutum B^gi
alcohol acid cUmt gBB KtS
alcoboiatc Clinn n

alcoholature (an alcoholic tincture
&•*() gTB m

alcohol engine (naing alcohol a« fuel)
gBBttOB

alroholfatl orf; Vacl gBBTBItB (BBI»B
unwatbtble)

alcoholic 1 ed) (of or pertaioing to
alcohol) gBfBS

3 n (addicted to excetiiTe me of al-
eobolie liqoera)*lftlBT^ (BB) w
atcobohe fermentation gB(W (o*e"i
alcobolieity 1 5 ^fBB (0 /

3 *ranr*iai/-

aWoholie liquor gB^BS nf^l, gBfB^

BlB (CoBitd

alcoholic meDgtb gBBB'iBl
alroboliim .Vrd "rgBlBBl/
drunbcDDert trflMirrBt
dipiomiDij trfn^BTT, Rf^rntfaB
iBloxicaliOD Ri^BT, Rt
ihcbnety RturfTr

alfoboliai B.Bl'tPfl ( l<)m (BRI«B 1 .
diteaae)

alcobohaatiOD CTiein gBBR n
alcoholice tb gB<n
1 (to treat with alcohol) gBB RTBB
3 (to laturate with alcohol) gBBTg.

3 (to put under the infiueace of
alcoholic liquor) trf^lunrrBB

4 (to coorert loto alcohol) gBB BWI
alcohol-mctrr<°alcobolonieier
alroholo (alcohol) gBB

alcohol of crytlalltzation Chfm BTft.
gBB

tlrobolomania nffTI HWI/.
alcohnlojnetcri alcohol meter gBB-
RiBm

Cartier I lalcobolomrier (10°-45°)
BBrrf^gBBiTTB

Cay Lniifcor Trallc’a alcoholome.
ter (0-100 pet cent) ttBiaq gTBRIB
a]cobelo-melnc.>metncal aJj. CArn.
gBffinDB

alcoholo-metzy

65

aleuroicope

■Wliolo-mUry Chevt. ^75
ilcoKf*! oxnla*c
alcoliol poi'oning gT7 ftTHTSl
aleoliol thfrinomeler J’/iyi. 577?n7-

*rp

alcoliol-uria Mid. ^77 ir^fn
alrohol jMs Ckem. gTTRH n.

elhanolrsis (ilcoliolj sis TVith etha-
nol)

nethanolysis (slcoholj sis with
methanol)
alcoholyiic adj

Al»r=j Ume Majoris Matron. ITFTW

elco^l (alcoho' +10011100) Chem. 577-
®77 n.

Alcout^ (used for danttnnn® alcohol)

577&*rfr{»7)»».

•!co Tino meter (afcohol + rino- +
-•wter; determines the alcoholic
itreogth of wine) ipfVm g77-*lpr m.
Aleuras (the only

species iQ this genus is easilj reco-
yelr^ty its smpla crest and sm-
ped^plumsse. efn bodj)
Aleyonirii Zeel. (hiring pclj-ps with
•sght branched tentacles and eight
septs) m.. WTr77ft7

AlcToncM n Taoriof Plrtadumdsfroi
T^A»TS7f7« m
Alcyonidium Zod. (the aooecia an
often so closely united that it maj
he diacult or impossiMe to maht
out their limits ia the liTing colons
— CNH n.480)f;^^?raTft
Alcyomum ^oel stgiTtriTJniTnr
A. palmatum
iW,aldo.OWgft.’

»Uani«(„Urtya,+ cmt„)ch.m
5*3T-pT7ft/.

S(^ + anhydnd.
*'*^) Chm 5177 %^ fl

Aldebaran = a Tann 1 ,

***>“ ditron. JtTS

, j„„biun, Cto.,

j,, ,

oeary white powder, -»T from ftt*
^ rare earth, ytterbium is a ran
esrth metal)

5*wia.

aldeh}da«c BforAem m

aldehyde [slibreriated from ofeohol
(fefiptfrogenatnm alcohol 5(^3)
deprived of ff its b)drogen 37-
(ssi)’ } Chm *1*.
aldeh)<le ammonia Chm ysjp
fTfTtfii

aldehyde blue Col Ind gsg7 sfl?"
aldehyde rollidine Chm antif)
aldeh}de green Col Ind g«5T 5^7
aldehyde group Cbm gsgx 71 ^
aldehyde mutase Bot §*37 3 ig i ^;
aldehyde resin Cbm 9*37 TtT*!
aldehyde le«t 3137 qffsn
aldebydic ddj C/ie»» g*3^7*
aldeh\dic group ^ 1^(74 tA
aldehydine Ouwi

aldeli)do (aldeh) de) Oiem g* 37 -
aldehydrol g<377 m
alder (tree of the genus Jfiiusi which
belongs to the birch family)

Alderamins ^ Cepbei Attron TTTT
MT77* m.

alder birch {Bfliila otnoide$)

alder buckthorn iBb/tnnut /raojnIo)
fiTT? TSMTf 57 (its wood breslts
eusih)

alder fli Zool tTWr 777
alderman sprrfTf* (fromTtlfllt^fttT)

alder wooiU
Aldhafara = Adhafera
aIdiDie=aldimine

aid imme, aid irae (afdebyde+imino)
Chm 5^37 ft/.
aldine(n)ifehyde+-iiie)CAe'>i
aldo-, aid (afdebjde) CAem gJ7.
aldo hexose ^[(7 7*3
tldol Chew gft7 m.
aldolization ^^77401 n
aldolize ih (to cooTeit into ab aldol)
Chm gfaxw*!

aIdose((if(feh}de+ •o*r)CAaw gft^n
aid oxime Chm n.

ale TTgrr/
beer 7 r 7 TI
stout irtftn
hitters

brandy snrft^
liquor Itftn, 717
Ipiritnoos liquor sngs sf^tl

wine Jlfisrn

aleatory odj Laic (Lat. a/ra ‘chance’)

aleatory contract Late ^7^ *11771
aleiithal adj Zool arflTT (- 17 )
Alectons Avu 731(7
Alectoropodes vices nu

(911^ occurs m 717)

Alectnon Zool (shell usually sculp-
tured— Web ) !r3ITf7

Alcctnonidae ^oof 7 ?T m.

ale hou‘e n

bar 717717511

beer house sif ^ Tl g 7

dramshop flf^iUlicAr
tavern STJttrar
alembic Chen, wrayfft (.Tfl m.

Alepas Zaol. (italksd barnacle) 3*7-
5^*7171-73717
alert ad] W73
alertness g^ ga r/.
aletbal adj WTiaigf
aleunospore Uveel (a terminal or
lateral chlamydospore »* 37 .^lTg)
^lAiTlMrg m.

Aleuntes Bu. tmngtT-snnff
A tnolnecaai (Bengal walnut, Bel-
gauD walnut, caudle nut, Indiau
walnut) *Trm«t fla7 l V)a (it U the
native of Malay Peninsula and
hence our name 777 *^. We have
taken as / upuisnr rigio. Baen

however considers A, molitccana
as the Indian walnut ^il^. An
alternative name given by Bssu
13 Bengal walnut- Webster also
registers Indiau walrut for A.
mofuceaea Apparently the word
Indian has been used in a wider
Sense including Malay Peninsula
and the Bast Indies )

A. triloba (777(3 JT377^ (tri-loba
fX-TTf®)

aleuro. (Ok. cfeuron 'fleuTO Chen,
trfilTr

alcurojueter Chtm. 5tftst 3R m.
aleuronat Chem (flour made of alen-
rone) 5rf7a'i7f-tjV7 m
aleurone Bot , Bioehem. aftTTTi/.
aleurone gram Bet ?rfil7I7t.«3
aleurone layer Bot. 5TftaT7r-5?IT
aleuronic oSj. Chem. HftfTTftv
aleuroscope

AUzandex

aUfoxm

«6

Alcsinder (literally defandw o(
men ) >1 ’IW m

Alexandra (/ of Alexander ‘defender
of (iien’)^’im/

Alexandra S R Co? Ind iHim ^ T
Alexandralaurel Alexaodnan laurel
<CiTfof?iy?lKWi iHop^v^lwm' 5 *^ ”
Altxasdrra tenna (Cnista oiKHafa)

alexin = CTti»e %1?1? m
A L.F (A«xisfaDt Lneo Foreman) Bly
(«rrs^; ^!I«)

alfiUe Cot / {wmref

(irj feriods)

Alfirk = {3 Cephei Atirtfa rx>flTxr^
alji Bot M|iU 4 m

Algae Col (comrrising practically all
aei«eaia anl allied freah ivater
or iionaTuatio forma) *ipl.

liMng in rvater *’V)

algal partner flof anxwt^Pff
•Igelra n

algebieie, alfeliraiea) mlj < 1 ^
•IgcbraKal enuisaleota
atgebraieilU
algebraiial quanlilv
algebraical >tim afTfl? ^ri
algebraic function flAfl ftn
alaebraie ^eometrv
algebraic aum iftifbr nViTi (sum of
poaAixe and negative numberx or
quanlilie*) eRTr-Aerd
algebraic lrlo«formaiion 41d{<rtC7:a>r7
Algedi^a n> and «* CapricoWii ffiTtf
arfTfi (nan’, ana')

Algemb Asiron l = y Tega'i ifftT

tar* n . zxfT n

2 = u Pereei nxnt TTlt m
Algerian —lanbark (a eolour> red
yellow waijla m hue» and of low »f
•nuirviiofi) ^ainiifia «*
algir^algiDic

al"i«olc = algifoloui rtdj (living on
alg-ie) arrwtKf (-tiO
algirolon- algirole
Alricba V Leoni* fi/ron RtX

■lg>n(?rvi <a viecideulwta'ice obtain
odtrumeoilain al'-eo aece«)

/.

a 1 ;la«teCAef>i (i tilt of aig.nie acid)

•fWla n. '

algmic aJj Cktm
alginic aeid Wfxvfn
algodonite (C114 At) agaiB^lini m ('T
dix, wz copper, ^ for ario-

nidei 4 * for minetwl)

Algol = 3 Pcaset, vm lairon

algo) (aigol aaiie&uolieRiiceUy celatad
to indanthreno eoloura)

Col Jnd ^llrra n
a blaek CiR

a. blue

a bordeaua (^yiHewFitlA
a, brilliant blue (?Rtnlt*V afh*
a bnlliaot orange
^fPf

a brilliant |>iak.fin|iidaq«n^*tI 7 l)
a Lrilltaol red MlgT (f?!

a brilliant violet ^tipn latgr
sft^ratf^n

a brown < 4 «nai«q««
a conalli ttfifB

a, dark green wftpf

a field grev Ctv^V ^
a green gfir

a geev fit>tHl««
a olive

a orange ’tAX

a pink armr

a ted

a ecatlet ftwiirvn sfm
a violet fa milvq

a. yellow fitoApn
algology ttrr^ /

Algol vanaldredalroH XT m.
Algonkiao Crtd I tr^TI
2ff3TFXn"i (*»X erx)

Algonkiao pevKid ^>1
Algora 1 >=< i-^Corvi.fjtrea xjrxtx n,,
XT=li>»,

algonihm g/alA vrxkx AZirf^l n.
algosol Cal Jnd h

Albapi Oof XXRiraifx

A. canielorum atiSF^ nxix (l),, U.
at t Ifin Mar XXt. Gal Xtiflt,
Can. XI13)

A vnauiorum ^ A eatnelovam
Alhenji 7 (MiniiMiruni .tafron Twl?

A L.I (lavi'tantLalMarlnvcetigator)
vTwtt (nne* tnt tistN^n)
all- Ubpbati^ <V t^f(«)

alias Cum (mother name) "•'a'lIW, T 7 -
XWn

iDiliah jrejfi!^
middle name *r> 7 ^W
surname f^tTUT. wfiPTW
name siiB

designation atflTiliH

title

alibijj Liio apqx'n. w»TX

alibi a lo (elsettbere)

all evclicfld/ (,ifiphatic + cycfie)C/ie'n,

alidade = >ight rule Anrc m

alien ad/ (Const )■

fiXTll
foreigner

stranger tTIX*JX

alienability vrvTTTXtraT/
alienable gdj ar^crr?
alien amy fm

alienate rfi Lam aranzTirt
anioriur Olxrin
convey ttfirSUFl
absliesste «*xx»twi
traniret TXtxt*xr>i,
alienated ad/ LatvMaraPT
alienated landHvqxiMtl^
alienaird plot nv^iTi
alienaird tillage

Alienated Villageslenancy Law aratf.

xwt nrfl WRftc>n Wx
alienation I Lau ■tv^icttr't n

3 iSfatliifici (lack of coordination)
»T»T 5 lt«Td m

alienation anil partition wa! H.iffJ t
aJlr fxwm

alienation of agricultural land ffk*
H^TT»P?Tntvt

alienation of laml tjftr n wv u»mj |
aiirniiionof projierly XT atsx-
tRint

alien ror|>oration ataq^tH^ fjruar (i,*
foreign corpoiilion)
alienee Loio ( T^.) n

alien enemy Lutu TPt

alien friend' •TSiftTf?'! fipt *
alienijuni{unlerth« other a autho
nty— TVlisilon) tta^rJtT
sui juris arntrft^. axrftt
alienism watfyrfpm /.
alienor Law MXnnTX tn
aliform adj~ (wing shaped) fWVf'
9«tTT

6 ?

lip'll vb »rrTrJT

Jiplilin^ am (of a plane) WTTfn
T^fTSa
■spnci

' ^ne.l («lj 1 Slut

2^frs7

ati^nniPiil 1 ii , ^

2 n

3 Eanni {a p'*'" roads,

railways, ctc)?’^ ti

4 Printinij ifpm v
aliWc (uli * 7 JTH *T^

alike <i(/c. is’T ^

aliiiii nt r,nia fr'JIT'T *77 m
alimona ^ 31^77
allovaDcc ®fj^

maintemnee iharges H’JTTTI TWIT,
WJlO^uiJTlT

alimentary eanal Anal (from moutb
to anus) unW^H. n. (Cf «5rataq.
‘bowels’ 111 7(*)

alimentary ayttem wum-l *T 4 ft
alimentary traet <((!«{. aiir 77
alimony Late vi {ue ali.

ment)

altneeaii?a
A line CAern- V 4'*!

Aliotli ■ ( Ur<ae Majoria JslrcniitttTT.
«T*7iI Tift m.

alipliat black (for colotiring oils and
fats) Co/ Iiut.^WrK
alipliitic ltd/, {At (at)

alipliatie bismutliioe CJtfni. f>Kk
aliipiant part Kath- «?I7WT3T*
aliquot part *t5l7Wnr«

Alisma Sot- (a amali genus of aquatio
lierbs witli often floating leaves)
srwT^-jnrrPr

A. pramineum (jranjineufTi ‘gTit8<
like*) triTTH TiVTvft
A. laoeeolatum (leases lanceolate
— BrFl pll77)tv7Tft3t?7TTf
A natans-=IIoaling vater plantain
, (Br FI. p 1176 )

A- pbniapojqualica (natei plan,
tain) niHRl

A. aubcordatum (iiiltorda/nm
‘somewhat heart-shaped') 3755 X*

AJuweeeae Sot f?r n.

AlxniaiaceaesAIiimaceae
aliipbenoid n. = alupbenoid bone

alisplieiiotJ hone Slot CI;ff7Sn/W«-
ahiphenoid bulls Z.nl 9 ^ 9 7 f(
oliter ILAb ‘ctherwise ) «l*7*n
aliunde (from eioilK-i «<inic<>< from
ebev'b»'e) . «*« ^rr ft
ilwe 1 Tftfipt. rfiTT anm
2 Cler r^y-TW

blue (iliaailine is a trade
rumaiCoI M «if*fJtf5a'* sfe

a bruxwn rRnfia^I TVt
d lUoColate STTTTT’frr

a dark broHtiafifitf^'^ttfftTtW
a oran-e afjwifracfrsnftT
a y. Hove

alizjnllirene Co/ An/ «.

a black

a blue

a lifow n finrt3!nft«r «
a (lark Miie fTHUdntninnm^ ifti^
a green

a grey f>*r*3t5lTtP'7H<lT
a. olive ft*r7a?nft»7
a orange fdi(v-jlWlbui|
a violet

a yellow ^<7

atirsmhrol red Co/ /iirf
alizantlirol yellow Cof Inil ftatrawf

aliarato(a/>reim 4 ' nt.jt/iem fintTrst
«£W«

alizarifihe madder cl the Lcvtnt)
fitifhtnn/

alizarin a<trol Col Jn<# ftflftgtfe ntpt
a black

a. blue ftnfeila
a. blue Mark ftaiPsaft 5ft» fvj
a. blue green fffifcaft ^?5
a blujsb fnrfksr? stpftw
a bordeaux

a linliiant blue ftrtfKsf? m y ?ftw
a brilliant preen fenTAlfe »ngT \ft
a. brilliant vnnlrt fmfvgfg WtgT

a. brmtu fanTu^fc T9
a. cardinal ftatfr^rg agi7»rrfl7
a. carmine

a. eelestol rTofTafg 7^179
a ebrome black ft nr»- a fg 7^ gpr
a. ebrome black blue ftizrfv^lfg 70^

a chrome preen fTnfrjtfg u'ftr:
a. claret fTHfrwfe TfriTI

a roIimr.fjJn'ssfV W7
a cyanim furfW^ TTTITT

1 oviiiim-bliik rnriHf^ rnjft«Tw
a cy miiiebluo hlackfrsi^^Tf? rTBft
^*7

a cyanine preru fTnfsitf® ^rfl 5ft
a vyanol fawfeif? 57im
a (vaiiol Violet f7Jlfrafe?7Tir7^IW-

d cyeleaniine

a dark blue fimfrirfs 7*13
d dark broun fawfrTfe afi77 79
a dark prci n (^fhsrf? afirr 5ft *
d delphinol D, BDN — a brilliant
blucB

a delphinol bl N ~a li^ht biui. SE
a direct blm ffttfclfe ilTTf'srT Tfw
a dircithrownfTnf^f^WTTfVTTS
a dircit cyjnmt H7Tf97

a direel green ir77f97 pft

a direct grey srniVtr ^{Tr

a. Jirett violet fnrr'sarg jmftr^
u'l'eFrifT

a dye T^sw

I einerjldol fnrfvTrfs JITTM
a f I'l bl tek f W l Vgft n»J7 Tl^

1 fa*t ml fTflfPsrf^ ftuT tw
a fsatvelbm fTJtfsTtfe ftvf 717
a f.ildgrey (tie/d 01 e^ l» a 4 »rK
giev n»eil foi iipifoims
in (he tiel i) »<71 ^

a fuch'iner7Bft3re'^trft
a Jdrnei fTubrHf? fscrT
a peraiiol B ffttfvTtf? rfmfT'rtfsTT
a preen gft

a prev ^*rT

d heliotrope fjnfr='rfVr?7

a licxacyinine fkAftafti 7?^7tift
a mdign fruftaft?
a indigo blue f-mfVTfsj
a indipo preen ftuft-ate pFif^ sR
a ini/ipo prev fTTV'fTT

a mdipnpinkrj7fsafef7ifr*wrr5
a indigo red frerjtfeMtwrrT
a indigo violet ^F5

TVfjT

a in liniip* Wfc? fesfVrsi
a irisnt Dsf qiiinizarni hluu
a levelli^'vio!<tf 7 «nfff;T«irrw 7

a li^hrbluefTuritfes'^sfFr

alkalin*

■Uzaiin light graan

1. li?lil grcfo fTnTj<ft5 H3 %fi
* liglit prey ftafjlft? ^5 ^
a maroon

a na») bine Hlftl

a ofiDge fitnfrtfos ai(n
a jiurc blue fisfufij tR
a j,uri.urmftnrjtftT^>f«

a rr-l ftnfflft? m

a rc<1-bfo*»n ftafsft? ay
a rrJ.luliSX extra fwfunswin’t

n Sf WplfTT*

a riibiool foflTflfe
a laiihirul ftaf^afe
a Mi'i lure ftffTjrf'?
a, »a|>phire blue ^TTrfiw

ifW

a. iVy blue WTfnr afw

a a|>irii blue fWaaf^s «rm spiw
a »]>im pTettifeafssif'^flWufi
a •jinl xioleiftafhifeffrrra sffw.

a uraool «»5fhs*

a violjtnioc rft

fn-ft

a »iclet fjxrf^’ifSS
a viriiliDc
a yctlm.

a yellowi.li^Olri^wrtl^
a jellow paite faRre7(f<S Hi
alifirine dye*

alitiro1Llacl.C<jl /nd ftsTVaesiTW
a, brown TS

a orange fawTrii^ TtHi
a «ap1iirole SlPlfyoai

a yellow fairr-nt^ <11
aliione blue Cel Ini
aliaurol Col /rid. fTsfhr^TS
a. Uue blaek « tlttiriQ blue black

hO

a eraaine preen^alixirin cyanine
preeu

a freen Y~abaann vlndioe DO
a. purp'^e = al>iarm in*ol D
a rabywaJiairio rubiAol C
a. aapphire H ^ alirarin aippbire
bloe D

a. lorquoitewaliiirin ••■loiol Tl
alValwii (uBirenal aolrent; riifiwrt^

(■rOn

AILaid • a Ur*ae Mayont *» Hrnet>
“a*eH /ijjtrn. xt^rfa ,r

alkai. (alkali) VTTV

alkaLamidc (iiiiAii d- amiJa) ChtA.

alkaleinia (aUatid- -CMin) 3ItJ yiK*

alkaleieenec. alkaleaceney Chen
WfT^I. (’fVfm / {flUHallilcsceot
+ -OJ)

alkaleacent ad/ 1 (tendini; to tba
properties of an alkali) ViT’t
a UlifiliUy alkaline)
alkali ad] Ckem

alkali n CAem WRVm
mild alkali ^ 9ITV
caultic alkali VUV
fixed (non Yolatile) alkali atgr^
IjtfW

snlatile alkali tiinv
vepeltMe alkali a vegeto alkali
srrT*

mineral alkali

a albumin Bioehtin- WIW loft
a albuminate* wm
a anli)>lri>l< tnrv muH
a axurioe Col Iml MI?«
a black Col- hut. «■!« 09
a. Uu«C(d ind «(n«Ofi
a blue Me Cot Jh I «((T« >Cl!1 k*){
a Mtie black Cot. Jh t. «iirc
T*t

a, Urdeaiix C«1 /nd.tfnwwfnna
a brilliani Hue Col Jnd. trirc
*n^ tftw

a brown Col hul. WIW ww
a relliilofe CAem HUCnlSrj
a. cbloroM* (a yellowin;; of tlio
foliage of a plant cauaed bjr an
excet* of aotnbla salta In the toil)
riant PatM wfinnrdlfrm
a. chrome blue Cot. lad. «nTV t(div
tOff

a. erimioo Col lad tr.T* *Tf^
a^ dark brown Col. Xnd. wtH
m

a. deepblack CoL Ind wrw mr
a. di*ea*e Trtcr

a. fart green Cot htd. WTTT fpTT

lU

a. fart red Col Ind WTt* ft»rt m
a fatl yellow £U /nrf. grTT» fttr^

a. pamet CoL XoLVlK Ptm
a green Col. tmd. ViTV |f)

a. land WfT^aipT
a niclal grTTV
a. mi llioil t? TXI 01^
a mode brown Col Lid tUmJrfW
T9 (i)ioile 1 * a colour of larialdo
luio, of low or very low autura-
tion and of uioliumor liisit
brilliance »)

a new blue Col. Iml WitT iw tfrr
a. new brown Col. Iml *IT

T9

a. ol-anpe Col hid Wlf^ Trtl
a. pink Col. hill ^iTT WilTT
a. purjilc red Col. hid- ?litT tftat.

tn nr

a. red Col Iiirl. 97TT TTT
a red brown Col. Iml. WITT TTT

T9

a te»ecYe tpTTT-tHrft
a nibmeCof hid WiTT Tf#l
a lOilliTTTT^I
a. nolctCof. Lif

a waiie (warte nialcriil from llio
msnufxitiiro of nlLili] Vm
a. yellow (flf fnd.tmtOT
tlkalicwnlkalitK

alkalirutdi mlj WiTflOr, jnm'ftnT

alkalifytb 1 (lo convert or change
into an AlktI>)tFriT«r
3 (to inako alkaline) tnfrT TTVI
alklli'inelrr 9|tT TIT m
alkali.mrlric, alkali mclrical adj.
WTT*tHfT

alkalimrlry OTTTrqfr /
alkaline ad/ Cliem erfT’T
alkaline celt i;fcL WifcTTh”
alkaline earth Chem STlft^m TTTi)
fT{l

alkalioe.earth metal Clim Wiftr ^•
91^

alkaline hydroxule CJicm.

'Tl'W

aTkaline metx) 9 i^t TFJ
alkaline t>olywulphiJe Cliem

alkaline reaction bWVti
alkaline reiiiianre tTif(T f)T
alkaline -«ky blue Col. Ind. irffTt
WfTITt

alkaline loil |nf)T ^
alkaline tide rkonof (tba period (<
ificreaaeil alkatiait)-] mftT Wf

«UuUne wa!«x

(9

•UeQBi

alkaliDF >valer ^

alkahnitv

alkalmiZJtion SJiRt'I n-
alkal I nizr = alka) ize
alkaliit.uria .Vfc? "t-

alkaliziblc Cl 1j.
alkalizatr = alkalize
•Ikalizatioa n

alkalvze f6. (to render alkaline)

alkalizer (an alkalmng agent)

alkalizin' ajenr CJiei'i
alkaloid (n/infi-»-w5i(?)C/i{*<i WITM m
alkaloid, alkaloidal ciilj. VTiTP^
alkaloidal reajeni Clici't WTTWIt Hfi-

alkaloid content vurW-JT^I
alkaloid of coca.5\^T^-tJiXTO
alkaloid ol nnx >ninvea
alkalometTY (nU(i(oid+-*'itlry)rAarm.
STiTWfafir/

alkalo>u (flUa(i+ •csu) 2Ied.

vmn /,

Alkalurops « fi Bootu J)(ro».
n.

alkane (QUyl-k •«»?) Cfiem.
alkanet 1 (-llAnitiis tinctorm)

2 (a re>.l dtestuH prepared Icoa
alkanet root) in.

Alkanna Sot TW^-Jrai&

A. lioctona ?nJTRT
dkaanla C^(»l (colourtag matter cl
alkanet) f.

Alkaphrah = £l Kophrah Asiroii Pil*

rt.

alkapton (horaogentu c acid) VWH*

Ji,

alkaptonuria m

alkarsin (rtJlali+ <irjeaic+ -in) C/wwi.

/.

alkeken'i see P/ijji/ij ollrlrnjj
alkene (nflr\14- •#«?) Cheiit yi^eir n.
alken>l (nUfH9+ ’yl) C/ietn.Sri^erRi
alkerme* (tl e colour Ve'me8)ff2r3r m
Alke* = Q Crateris Jjfroii snm^feTI
/

alkidc {<iHyl-t-.(,?f) C7im. «

aIkiDe=aIc-amiuc

alkoxide (iHoj/l-^ -iifr) Chem WT

H.

alkox;' nJj (of or to alk-

oxxl) CJieM

alkoxyl £(iflyf,\iith -ftr* (=ftr 5 r)m-
eerted] CAcm ®iTSIT9t »
alkoxyUtr cfe. (to introduce alkoxil
into a compound) Cheni

alkyd u CJtem. (a resmoua cornposi-
tion) wt

alkyd u,f/ snlxTI^fT
alkyl (affcL!i+ yl) « Chetit n-
alkyl ailj

alkyl acei anilide 5’*’
alky 1-amuie Cftr*n

alky l-amino- (alV) 1 amine) MHB-fn tnl*
alkyl-amino (tdj Chetn

alkylate t6 Chat (to introduce alkyl
group into)
alkilated ody

alkylated benzene diamine
fjrTtjft

alkylation Chm n>> 9 ITB nltr

m.

alky) cyanide Chem. ViT^
alkyl duulphide |r.T9
tlkylene Chau ».

alkyl tialide Chau.
alkyl liydtoaulplude CAcm-

S?W

alkyhcarfy «rRfe^
alkyhdene Chem. r.

alkyhze BE alkylate
alkyl aulpfaonal

alkyneCAew

all m. ?nn. «■<
all-, alio- arrT*

all aback alj 1 (entirely aback) trftll

2 (stopped)

S (rerersed)

allaged (ore8|E=nne>en aged forest
allamaDda=:na|>hthol yelloai
AMamandait^f fgiltr.iratft

A. caihattica (leates a>e a \atuable
eatliaitic— Basu) airat*tT
allanic acid (formed b\ the aetion of
nitric aeid on allantoin Cficei

Wzir

allanto chonon ^ool
allantoic aJj 3Tn^i
allantoic acid Chau *n?r

allantuu bladder

allantoic liquid
allantoic vesicle TI'tIW*«l?Ii|9K
AUantoidca Zcof v> pi.

allantoin (from allantois Bio*

ekau TTnfe/

aUanto\n-uria Afrd m.

allantois (a part of the umbitical chord

•tI!').llM{ ^'J*ll 3 W.

allantoxaidin (derived from allantoxa*
me acid) Chem. ax-il^r^*^ >t.
allantoxanic acid (affanfoia-boz] gen)
Chan, dtdltt «TO

oxome acid Wt9!

allanturiCddy (iilfAn(oiD+ nric)C7ieM

all articles un Jer tariff schedule

c anuls
alUv = alloy
allay ib. AWW,
allay apprehension
alias cd tlWS, mvn
all-conceroed jsei-sage (m regard to
accidents) Bfp
tlbrorrecl o(?/ trf gx
all costs of process «T BiTW

allepation 1 (to assert posttiTel>)wftl.
«tj^ n (Const )

2 WT7>» m (Coast )

3 Bail* (s statement bs a party of
uhat he undertakes topTC.\e)Rfinn

alienator, alleger stfirFUfirn wi
allege ih (to asseit posittrely) •»(«•
vtrt (vfu posiiiich)

3

alleged nd; 1 srfvi^Rm (Const )
a wrtlfinr

alleged assault stfiTpfirt (rfTT
alleged brea i wrwsrfin *n
alleged concealmeot wRtifijti ftgftx
alleged encrosehment itriTcfirt anqr-
TtfsS

alleged happening sifinfiTWill^
alleged illegal cuUiiaiioo StflrTfini
HrM ff7

alleged in<anits ftRfriV

alleged lunitic wfitlfira X*nvi
alleged mi-ionduct
alleged octurrciicc Mf«7r<I'T tlP^l
allegid offtnie wrw^fEj’t Mirra
alleged rajic nfaiifl't sr?rtTiTT
BlIeger=alligator

allegunce

70

Alliura paxadoxuis

«llfguu.eftm(Con5i>
frall» WifJTWfn

allelomorph Diol (enlier of a pair of
Jirtereiuuttng cliatacier*)

allelomorphic charactera = allelomor-
ph* Bid- (pairs of di5erealialing
thMAC\*Tsl »i

allelomorphs Biol, fiiw Jiat
allelosili'mua UfcoL (mutotlism in
thethalUisof the Muriolicete of
the lichens)

alleluia Oxolis iae*fonlia)fif*f^^ ***

p'tSr

all embrarmi oJj Wlift (Cf m

SIW I

alleruuntiie (a iMemeant>tuon> com
pouul) m lor

4i«en:c. •***^ ajtiruoni »*f* for 5^"*
iiiiueralj

alleoe i«\ luiuetrical aUjlene) Oien
n5>.« »i

•ller^jr / ■bvhoI eHginsi (,

D /I lin*ert«n‘il)ilits MflCI fl
allevaietb Idoiaiie to lilt)

S alienate

alleviate aft SVTtWf 8fi’*l C*f

atT=ft OtfflT

10 alienate torroH, pain, care etc
TO*, gntv TOf; ^

*T^

allee

atreet^lftl
laoe ’rflfir*!

Ulane BTfl itffl

hi^liwas Tnrrii
road^sTI ST*

public road TUtt (Sf*)

l.sroad SVTt*I. «Vjt «T*

roadoas

'•a) HT-'l

b>»**\ 37U|1|

thoroughfare Xnl(^

riuieuS' 'iSSlT^

footpath tr*7^

•idewiyiTa'Jsrf
footway gpit*!

all plait tyrinpe tr^sr ^ TjnPrTO
all g.-oj aftom) VfS^n ,

T’-pt'T

alliaceous ad; Bol (haeing the sm J|
of i,atlic€>ronio -Nrhs ri»*.S 5 ^'
S**

alliance f ayvavl i Jt5r
coufederatioii 9>t*r*
federation
leapue mr

alliance fast >reeD f O pa-le = an
thtacN I chrome pteeo A
Alliaiia Bot (Lit aHiartJi, from
alfiNMt 'gaihc*. a pOQus of mustard
faaflly— Web )

A officinalis (garlic svort, bodge-

l^the.gaTlic mns'arll^iini'Teitit-

allied ad; (lehtel) »««,

allied acts S<7 sFll^

allied dru*' UTS

allied Arcatchet-uarbler fees CTSF*

•Mied free AittVe Aiei tttdl* Tss-
sni S5**
allied protbeab A«ci
ali^d h«r>ethoe lot }f, i,it <nhi>iolo-
p*»«api«M* S«^ ^1**3 (found in
Mus'oone'

allied induMry i8«s TTOtl
allied products s*T *^fT
allied »eries ytnth
alliet Sfirt, ftw-m? t,
aliipatioo Vat* fii'i-Hfirw f
alligator Zee sr* m
alVipatot pearaBavi>ra<\ovl*TT /.
all-m^har'e s^-nTOt
all inclu»irequota«iooB4»TOr%tft TW-
IT* pm)

all lodia affair ft**

Ail India and Subordinate Fore at
Sertices nPmeanTift* ^ *r*^
ept-rnt*

all-India Boy Scouts .VsMieiation
stir’ll* *l^*C *eT3
all In.lia callle thoo at^TS STffi f t*
*5 tr^A^

all India cloth di’trilHition aclierae
«r»mnsft* *« ft*r*i *ni*i
all India conference srisft*

All India Cotton Cloth and Virn
Di«triliutiunh.heme slft’cvirfCT
»pfi *^ snr f**nt * rz*i
All India Ednealuinal Conference
atfi*rr wir4r*

All India Five year Fooil PrnJuclioB
Plau atfefWTT^* IStH* «Vl
1*1?* nni*i

All-lndu Ia-tiliileo[ Ilje'rnc an I
PuLIk Health sfhpe-ITR^* s*tR«
^ ir<n ?** »TTr«r-qr»n srfi*?' wtnp
?T* sTffs* rsi .rsin
all India licence sr.^H WIT^r*

All India Radio TOlTmTO
all India report «f<*w wm't*

All India Sanitary Conference sfrs
snT*rq r*ri5*T dflf-l
all India aervice Spr**T7^* ^
iCo ist )

AH India Spinners* -Vssocialionsfm
smifT*

all India rIanJard contract sfttA
MTpfi* gsnatfjTt

all India statutory prices tt^WT'srn
tli* tjRftti* ^?*

All India Village Industries As'Oeis
tioD Hfns(-»m#r* BiiTnrrn-tt*
to all intents and purposes iT>m Hf*

alllMOD Itfinn It
colli-iou ZV*l
concu'siOD HUUI*. *f*t
impisgement rriTf*

Allium iic; WTT^srmft
A arapeloprasum a leek s jorrt
(the I iilbi are usel to hasten th
a's\punUoti ot hoili— Basn) ’Tflt
Vviuj

A, ascilonicum (eichallot, cscla
lot, vliiUot, shalot) (usol to co’
ear iche— Basu) unjhjs'

A crpa{onon)*Ttn»**’n^(B,S
M , Ben **P3' /

A chrysanlburaill3*I*FTr3(cA'r

lint/i«’ I ‘golaen flowered
\ ryaneum (cyjiici.ji 'blue-floe*'

el'lsCr^rV’T^T

A fi*tutoium (fVeKli onion) trf^
*^^3 (letres fistular— PNS )

A flavidum ft* *>*7*3

A gigaOteum JJ57 *FT*3
A nircis«i(lorum 3f»Tn3"T
prTtl tiorcus; — 3’t
A oleraceum = field garlic (Br I*
1 l!3J)(c(frofei.m*an ealablig»«
de i heih') T*l* **7*3

A paradoaum (*^**>>7*3

AUotheiU

Allium pol7pliyllum 71

rliain rj»Tr*t*»lwn ft Fptsrn w

A. jioh I'l'yll*'”*

■itianj lfa\fas<m’)5n’>'l<n'r»?

A. i>ofnim''A pmi>cl«i»raMm»

A inilclifllinu •lioiiiti-

fill but wnall ) <IFK5
A ro*<-iini

A. (cluirU trriicle, narlio.

poor Ilian'* triiaila)

(n.N.M " 11 =’, I’f’ Mar

lliu )

A <n-Iiornt>;>M»um {elute)

A »foro<lojir»«iitn (»iviiil lerV) ^13
T Wp ^ (»ni-T« « iiul li ol)

A nl<inr»m~\ *< bomofiratnm
A nbUimriKc farrnT*TPn

A »|ili»erorr|ilialon- rnuniMirail
r.nrrl (Hr Tt pl233) TOPtM
<IPP 5

A, lri<iurtn'nt (frtqnrfrHm 'tlirwi*
coMidoil —the iteR* ’<1

'tlueo)rmw
A tiifuTiiMiiu

A tiratnum (i<riiiii'''> Voii^bt after

b) l.iaiO^W'T’^T^

A r'ltidli’ (iioiN garlic)

■Uivalili' JMnv (foiiil>o«M of auor.
iHte '»'l oltMn*

rO’ttsn •»

all nniti m in rtmiiu tion vtiili

alio .all ( ll/ll am-

alio, uMo ,i }j wn»n. ftwm, *wft ft

alln rafTiiiir f lieii at^VT^
allnoatublr a alloi able
allnralott, atTyrjJi wwm rpn,
(iUi>lribiite\ fwit ffil
afloi fraif^i *m

wftTirrtctr, ftrr't *rn
*|.j>.>rtii.i» atfJnrm cr^
ibntribulr fnrn <7^1
in illoraliii" mPT

alloraird a<lj anifij^
alWttion airTr?^. fTkim ii ,«T?Tn,

allocation arrouni*
allocation letter iT*

adlorjtion of a j, lot aifteriTI *ni*?sr
alloralion of Icatt rbar{;r« atifny.
mntf «t an?«PT

allocation of marpin in ilitinbulion

aiTT'J’T

alliHMicin of qiinia 11x4^ am*Z^
allocation of ecal* ai|<T^ TOTl

fttn»?T5n

alloiatioR of ttorb airi"!^
allnralion order 1 ana*W

a an?"rr ira. *t ira

alloi altnn rep««lcr ain*CT
allocation abrrt of lalKiur aifir^ VT
arjs’nr-atr

alloi aiur Law I atrti^ttt^ m

a arra^fVT /

allocbrcioua <1,0 Afpeot (i hanj'tng eo!>

ont) ( a^)

alio cinnamic All; OAcm inT TirTtaftT^

alio rrotonic odi f’fcam-
allot ntion (an aiitborilatixo aildrp*«
*< of a iuiIko to a priaonor aaLint;
Inin a« tit wb> he alioiiUI rot bo

aefitoneoil— Web) wfirfllTa ».

alio c)*nino ('A«ei. am yaral
allo «fcaini«m{A(fe +fll. tfrtmor 'lK»n<l }
Chm amt^I’n/.

alloilul Oil) /cOio (allcxlial lamia aio
fico luila- \>v».)Rn^a
tlluilial Uml Lctp fttvilV
alloilmn. (fic. hoH .te) iffTTI

aliiv'cnaa ctallotbi^i no of/ Otet

atWtnrpf (l«.in cImmIimo)
alloscnti fjtlor — lootic (actor Let-
WT«IT«

Allo^rnmia /ocl ((ccinlcrt t'a forma
nrlnork) innf'T

allo iaomcr CAc-«. am «»irT
allo iiomcric lul/.CAcm am mr.^W
allo iaomcriMn CAm. am HUlJini
alia ktiriic a,fj. 5faliiiic» h*ni

(n)

AIloIobopKora Z«J. ajjjngjnnfs
(•{f^ijancirnt nord for oarUiTtorm)
A. antipar (ncphrilia of the poito*
nor teflon of the bo>l) tlo not
open on the extenor-rU, I. SIS)
atrcrtmTi*! *i 6 h 3
A. <a)i^ino«a (lAt cofipieera 'full

of daiUcwa') V.'R ^r<nq

allo n>rri«ni f bcfa.jlfinaral, amf^'>?

alto mrrou* WTlthpcNfliT
allomorpli Sfnwraf. am n.
alloinoqdiK oJ/. imFtfftf

alloniorpliiam am-FTO/.
alloinor|>bitr FTT FlT3f m. (artr- allo-,
Fa- morph-, t* ' ite' for oHr* imtio-
ral)

allo mticic anil CAch. am ^rt^Fatrw
tlloncp (an allaclie.1 slip) wg’rfl f.
allo palltiliuni .Vinrrol. am
(beiasonal niodihcation of

palladinni Pt^ia) F^gif
allopilbic mf/. .Vcf
allopathic tlujicriarj fTTwfarft;/»n-
MtT^TWtf

allopathic practiupncr frrtftfetrta:

allopathic pn« at rprjciiiioncrtlqr'rF
fTTifafstnF

allopathy (charailerKed by tlioiKeol
H|;i<tit* proliirtnf; elicct* ilifletent
from tl e syniploin* of ll e iliAoao
trciite i- An ir) faFaflPtm/
allo pb'an amiilc CArm. am
allo pbanato CAiai- anx tPlF
allophano Jl/i»iraL am tfira (it« ap-
pesramo tJiaiifcoa Ivf >n* the blow.

pipe), ampsMfra tri {«« water, it-

tor ITtaiJ aluiiiiuuiii. «*• (or ?tf fla
mliiikte, .(tl for Cir>ta nunoial)
allopliaiiioa.iilC/icm imtftwwmT
Alloili\lu*f,eJ
A iob)e A errraiui
A lerratti'Ulio toot it eiuploMH) In

cluik ili»iiboc\ — Haiu)

wfitRlT^

alb>pt'i«m jiiol. iR.

allopohpbml 0 j;. am FJIT’

allorbisal root type ifi>i rmt^TK
ap BFIX

“all or.noncUw" Jfcil.\^ attm.?lW.
ftmt

Allo«aiiru» rohenief (one ol the beat
known of curiiivorouii «linojsur«)

wmnnjmft
A frj-ili»rnn;»»TltaTOT2
■lloir (ftfj wqt + oic) CAf«i. am^I 11
allosome -> bctcro chromoiomct. »c\

» bromoiomr lUol. fen ip ii.
lloHjiulcn am JpwtgFtM m
allot tA. «t»?sf (Const), ttfetl 'fh’n.

allocate atmaj^

allo irllunc anil Oipvi HOT *
aiTW

Allotb.tij ^oof (l>pifie,lbj till Mul-

«llud*

aUolhigtnic 7-

titob«reaUt») 'jx'^iiTT vi-pl
lU^tbifroiC » illogemc adj Ctol
Cbora

3llotm«Bt 1 «■■ vt?

9 (portion of tba pi of id ladivi
dnil in tha army, >X»y marchant
inuina>or thalika)^^^. 'fTt ’«
allotnent and appropnUioB »l*tf
mant rin ff¥T*i

allotmanl and rrgrat (lattar aant to
aach lulacnbar notifjiag bim o(
Ihatharaa allot'ad to him and ax*

preasing regret that the fall »“h-
acnption cannot a allotted — Aiyar)

rr^

allolment l-yik
allolmcnt l>a area >prrJlry
irttryTT wmn

allotment liv 'oliime loretlry
yrtr f*?’! fczviTi

aUntmtiit lerttfieatt UUV'N^
allotment letter Ttf
allotment note Tlf

allotment of area* Ftrutry \n
allolment «f diiliej «2fW taw.

allolment of funde firfl
allotment of land

■llotmeni of personal numbered*

frns

■llolmrni of I'refiit frpg’T'Ttt
allolment of reteniie
allotment of eliarea ant-^if
allotment of the IninglloH wnlr Vt
trrwi »r^

allotment ofCimempT^^ »TTPT^^
allotment of moo I j iii|<erio N lorei(ri‘

«imf «i arjfiat "k

allotment order
allotment re»i*ter Barsr ^TTfl
allotment role ^ar^ftijn
allotment »»»tem warn WSPr
allolment ajfution W*rW ffTTal
Alloirio-nitbi 2^,1 (Gk nl'otrioi
•irenge + jm/W •jaw') ftftrrfg

allolriomor]hic = trnomoq>hie adj
(htTing e form otlier than its own)

•*w»ftw

allotrope Client arTTITW m
allotropie.alloieopieil 0 , 1 ; WTTJTf^
allotropie form wwtrwfW «

allot eo|>i< ilv atTfWlSaWJ/.
alloteopie modificatiOB C&em. WW

wfw^ art

allot repiimaadotropjr

alloiropiie rh mtll'i-l
allolrepv^ailolroptam CAena arrn
■riwi/

allotteil A.l> «(^,^<fnWf
work aliotteil to him 70^
rrwt dJf

allottee wf«?A ( Ff) m
all,otit effort Vftn STT?
all 0% rt on the out<k<fe WlgT «<ff «ttT
allow rla 1 ar»wjHM, bi>w jit) \WT
S (»a m to allow ilrHount)^^
con-ent ftwfw Vwj
a«*enl ir^fw
rnnewe p^irw
permit ar^^l
auffer aKr^Wl^l
tolerate rr^W WSWt

allowance i aifi^ n (extra pay
l»nnl). war.

S(rei>MtXM.>i)>:>C».(p;

3 ttTT'T/

comp* n«jtor» allowaneeit'^ itfl.
vooae^atMe allnwatirewT^ at(^\w»

nrfiwwi

•Uiljr alWam'e^iwvai^^w,

tlWT

Oearne^talloManer JUliwT wWf?,
«?'iif rratt* Agiii|'
free allowanro ^
prai n rvtnpen«at i«n alloo ance ur-QI.

arwr* »m „•
liouwrrni tlloManr^^arrv^rfl
wnnft 'tan.wrami
mtlei'e ailowaiM e
tiib'OirDir oHowjiMvfrwlfatfj^,
Iran

fURipliiara allo«anee t^nwri^i

arthraw artCiaw aran

aui>erannnalinn allowanre ar^*

wPrw arfo^

allowance (nr apoiled Mampa
g^lwl WT ^

allowance rolea wRi^W fWlT; War

ftww

allowed Waw^^TW. W^WW
alloweil l»y law firfi* pn Wrw^ypa
allowed to enter sWirvSTtw. plfirT*

5*rT

allow latitude i^^wr
allow lime xqw ^WT
allow to enter bVt ^
allox. (alloxan) CAetx. Sxfx't
alloxan (/j//xntom + oxalio

fxGaw.) Clifm Ti(wnt n
alloxanitr CAeii- TlfirnJtT n.
alloxanirdtf; C/ietx alldfriTW
alloxantin CAem.

alloxur emia {alleriirxa + -eniia) J/»f*

TwftOwj-TTtWI /

alloxuricmf; ilioeAefii SwWroftTT
aUoxv.(rt!|sli'ta^ + flry WTtJCkem.
^ayW WT(.

all oxv proleie a Ij (oil ) C/iet^.

•nT'3HT-BV>JpW
alloy fi 1 fJjwH- in.

9(1<w« metal) f°( n
alloy eh- ftaiai

allovaer (act or art of alloying ) WH-
fwtjaj „ , wT^firvrr /
alloy Lalaoee fnwijjwf
alloy chirpr CfftTr^ nw(»i
.allotrdmf; Rtfa'I
•llov invar ww^ w
alloy ►leelfavn^BTW
All rnllman illy wxip^n
all right aignal Mlp r4:wt 3 rlVn,

all righn reiervetl Wwiflnpt ^rfirT
all round ml; wVn> 5 »w
all lOiind Lov wVtjrt, W^tpt WTWtp
all round defeoreweircular ilrfenre

iltl BfxTWI

allround rxi>an*»on tRIT,

WX7T srrt

all round lnlpro>^nl^nl»rfl^lJ^*g'JIT
all-round rate ITTrga ari
all roun I rc.liietion rttnVgrftimfl
all round ihe-world tour f^-wm

all round ir jitting
all.»ea route icil

allierj » ninetvknot* {Polinonun

flri.i.fjrr)3»^‘»r»U/iu

allipicr 9 pimento (Pinie II {jo^i^ci noli j)
Mo or an 1 tails reioiiilils clovn)

atl,«lrel cart 11*3

all Meet tram Aly w) VSiWr rtwn
all told expenditure mw (WW
allude oh.

alluranic acid

73

Aloeatia indies

«r5R.«re^ *TCr?T.

fsrjTT cnn, iEtt

•Jluranii* acid (lormf! b> thu miOT
of alloxnn and urea) CJiem.

*Tt=?

allure inic (I P.C ) 5*^^ ^
aWact)

allurement Lnm (I P C *i.

allurer Lore (I P C ) m

allurin' colour Zod jfrft fn
allusion « • frfTT, fi»
alius tal al] (Gerraan onoracJiicrinmt)
3»TI 'lirou^ht down l)>

isaterO

allusial accretion Zi-iji arltT?^
allusial ilej>o«iti 3»r7
allnsial fan Cnf «7?=r

alluvial -old 3»TT JT?!
alluvial lorrement 3r»T?
allnvial land 3»r5 ajS? ara,T
alluvial peatTihs T^T jfni*
allnviil plain cr^rr
allusial plateau 9m? -l K»#f
alluvul riser am? art"!
allusial aoil aim
allusial trait ar»J?
alluvial vallev amrorfl
alluvion Zav (it is an inpvrceptibla
sn«tw«)mtr4t/,atr?Jran (»iiT?3)
alluvion and accretion afl^arfiT.

^

alluvion and diluvion inT47 m *rT<

alluvium (soil denositM through the
agencj ol water) 3^T? '^?l

all vehicles must atop at the gate ST?
rnffCT ?IT Tt

atl-weather godosvn ?n

nrrw

ally n.ifknfn.

aaaociate JTpfti uKlO
cotlea-ue
copartner arpntfT
eosharef
inend fSTJ,
partner anift
supporter dtT^

^lly r&> (to form a connection between*
as, fijniliea by marriage, or between
itates b} treaty) ftasu Hfu'J'ri
alljl (Lat. aiiium *garlic’+'yO Ckm.

n.

a. alcohol sv.Tptn^T?
a aldehyde etiyd-t
a -amine Ckffn sriyn-a fifot
a arsonic a« id ^difVc STTST

a. bromide ,e|!l4^ 2^?
a chloride
a ethvl ether
a formate ?^l?

a iodide

a -iodide bev-ansme Chfu. «nj4S

5r»?7 TrfitTs^

a 1*0 propsl-acetyl urea FT»J^

*t aif^ fir?
a -1*0 thio esanale C/*cnt
IT TI^

a mustard oil «
a •slpliidc Wljio-l
a thio earb-amide t'lsjort TP3TIT
PttV?

a thio urea f'/ico* ^i5j*iio-*i*d Hs^
allylatect' C'fictu (to introduce a!l}l
Into) s5*R

allylition piga^artt m
allslene CJccw’
allyllCtfdy Clum rijj'sH'w
Almach=yAodron»edae.li/ron

almanac o.f T^tlrndt/*

calendar ftfindt
ephemens n??dV

almandinesalmandile

almanditeJlfiAcraf>(adeep red variety
of garnet) •nt^sPt.e ris. ( a* for

almanographer JuiriHtulsu m.
almirah iTf? to., atvSlft
almond SiTIU is- (tha tree m , the
fmit *i.),?T?W

almond leaved willow (Suite (rsan-
dru) ■sioi*n^
almond oil

almond tree (Fmnaa tmmdalui)

«iaw-f7

almond snllosv ?i?nT-??lT
almoner ?R m.
almost WiTWT, -ffTT, BT?:

almost always sn^ tl?T
almost insolnhle Chen%
almost invariably BIB: TT?T ^
alms fit^ is.

charity

benefaction
boon BT, ?{?Td
conferment B?I*<
donation ?T?
endossment ^f?, sri^
pifl TT5IT
present W?, TTiBB
pnae gTTBiT
rest ard BTftaf
oblation BijFt
offering *fe?7B
alms folkfsrsnfKt (-TX) «•
aim. house (poor house)

T«nTl?!T/ (both fromPengili)
almucantar Attron 1 (a circle or pa-
rallel of altitude) 3^fB-*TBF5? n.

2 g M l ? BBTSBT-^V m
Almuredms ( Vir-iuis A$tron.'^V^

Al Nasi s« V Sa-ittani Utron.

Almlam m Aloitbam aeOrionig
Attron- TSB f»liu m,

Aloital,* ^Onous difrmi. ??

AlnitbainwAIoilam
Al Niyat^r Scorpiiand ^Scorp i
Attron- m. (WTITC

alnoiie arj^jn*B m. (it has pheno-
cry stf of biotite, augite and olivma
in a groasdmass of meiiiteB^^l^B
and asgite ^(rb)

Alous £o( (a genusof thebirebfamily)

A. cordata {cordala ‘beart-shsped’
— Ibe leaves)

A. glntinosa (blacl. alder) ?at

a»a

A. lacaaa = grey alder (Fr. oune
fcfnne.Germ. irei»i#rfe)?VT
A. nepaleasis (Nepalese alder)

A. nitida (West Himalayan alder)

A. rotandifolia=A. glntinosa
A.L.O. (Assistant Labonr Officer) TT-ir.

w. (TT?pn! wiT-arfiBT^)

Aloeasta Bot

A- denndata (the aend jnice used
as a poison — Basn)

A. indica [Arum tndicum, elephant’s

AIoc««U mnonhiz*

74

•tri) »nm»» (B , M . Ilia

Ben K»n4 >lr3<)

X. tniCTorrhiM (rultroi ‘loDj , eht
/a ’root) fHjpfWWt’r
A- meUllica UpfiT

A. moatina (mantanui ‘belonging
to » mountain ) frift
A.o>)orumsA macrorriiid
A •i0'aporen>ii=iA deaudaU
ilodiuma* allodium
Aloe Bel

A. arboreiceui aiiFn-fl firft
A b»rLadeD!i» = A. vera
A faamilii (ANmi/ii 'dnrarf'— P^1S )

A eariegali «5T

A vrra A volgaria (aloe, common
Indian alQB}*rmt»'rfWlft(B N.M

n i Mil Ui;

Ben STfa-ft M»r »KT«)
•loemloci iPAsrm /
aloe bedMeid eoven f Sfrft ^TTTlt

aloe fibff fJfrft «7 *R
■li>p »it yWTI ^
aloe pounding fffifl
■loe rope f irrfr tfl

aloei iDil mj’rrii pilU=filulae aloei
etmjrrrhaeaallulua pilUapilulae
Ru6 TB-fft*rr»j 5ft*l
al»*< giarn (i colour, yelloer green
In lije, of low "A aatoration
and hglir hr I .aica)jmft|ff,HPr

aloea-ol C^rri fJTT^n
aloei v'lncc.viDum &lofi i'Aarm
juift xifpn

aloeawood • agalloc)i(^^ii(]ria ogal
lor/ti) m
el leln- aJj f Mlf^t
alorlic and CAem fTHi^WTir
aliKlieil-aloetie
aloe Kune ^rnfl if| y>rrf^
aloft .Vj„f sn,xv4
alom Chm , riwirm
alnoe arVtl
along nwiTW *5

aloo;>i le 1 «aiw,

%Aiq

S ITTPm (a Pfotjiion that eargo
ahallhebr>ight tlooganle*/ ir ahi{>-
®ent. ineam that the chirtererie

to bring (lie cargo m Dear to ibs
ahip isprielieeble— Ai.ar)
aloog the (tnc 3/a(k.
along tlie width ar^tti
along with % an*T

Alonroa Bot (enltiTated for tlieic
aitont red florrera) mlH

A inciaifulia f-tf.in'4 T’Tytl'T
A linearis (liaearii ‘linear leatod*)
\ I W't'/l

A linifolia (limi/ofiA *<lax learod'
3R atn ‘flax") 3tin^ Terjtpf
aloofnesa , Kttn jpl

tlQpeeia=btl<lnesa af^fi} m,
alopeeiu areali i{tJ On

eirtomaenbod patehee)

Alopecurus Sot (genus of foxtails)
p'VlRIjrj flWft

A pratenaia(niaa(]o«rfoxtail)9Trin
PftTT^ca

Alophoisus .frea (hat no crest

Alopus Zeti (eofttiirs *Iie fox shark)
^irjnni awN

Alopiidae ^ajot ftliniHIl 4ll lu
tiorcie w alorooic o-lj (ofoe + ornn
fifit -I u)CUfn
AloiaZonl

A vulgaris fsU(l)(I1<n«I<n^cV

Alouitla ^eet (genus comprising the
howling 10 o n k e ) ) kifiptw traift
(rS^huwling)

Alo^iiaeLippispp
alpaca roof (hasfine long woolly I tit)
(*‘'’*•‘*0011}' oeours in

^irisaaTfa)

alpeoglow ftwfnn/
a (alpha)* (pronounce it as *■**) or
•Ctand thns avoid confusion with
negiUv* prefix •)
alpha (e) ai^, erny (a) m
gjpha acid snip srv*

alphabet *dtlB*T f
ilphalictical index aml^^lT^XT’rT
ilphaljctkal lilt a'll^u *i;d)
alphahetii all/

alphabeiirallvarraoeeilo,/; tAew Clf
■Iphjbeliial nniolier^rM
alplialietiral onlcr xsT
alphabelicti register iTerft

alphabetical aerie a
all hahctiilegy n.

alpha cellulose (beta • gaiiiin i ) MTTT

»>jni(»'rs’S.i*’')

alpha dilhicntl C/icni "^TT frn*i"i'!>
alpha drop testing iiiailiiDC (for cast
iron) KlTT'nT'J^^I
alpha cufjine Cficei WTTT
alpha iron (MS;'t-«ei)

alpha-naphthol C/icm. «TTT
alplu naphlh}! C/wm.
alpha najihthybamine Cfietii *CTT-
Twr* fts^

alphanol black Col /«f S'rrffc^TT’^
a blue elirfrvTT
a, brown eitiflsfls rv
a fait grey »nrrf)«rj fiWT tpit
a. yellow brown atirfrm 5«
alpha ('>) particle p/,pi arnr (■») *5
alpha ('0 ray p/.j» , C/iciu "TIT (»)

Alpharil ■» Cor Hydrae = « llyilrse
.Uircn stnr mn m

alpha relioiuliineter (for teiting tli»
hcijit o( tUc lel'QUn i) «m

WW

alpha apore ,Vr,«/ UTTT
e 1) lire « tfimij
alplia sterna aai bte lleiiM
alplia alreploioruia *T1f WT^l'TfnTJ
alphitiduic<t/y C/icii ei^irffTTf**
alphaxiirine Co/ M »neir»Htrfrrf»/.

Alphecca ■ Orinma = <i (.nronae
Boreahi dltron. ntn?T*rg-r?.t.

Al| hcidae B<W 4 tt w.

Alphcrakya swan leg
Aljherala ss u Androniedac or •)
Tegial ,J|{ron I*U WTfT^Ii tftnr
WITtTT / . WJt) XTTC m
ATpheua (males noiiei Ly clapping
together the fiteil and mosaUo
fingers -of iti large chelae— PII
I t5i) sliif'm mtif-t
alphol (a/pha + -o/) FKirm anmr m
•Ipliyl (a/kyl 4- pAeovl) Chtm H7T-

alphyl Mud Mark Co/ Ini WffTstw

Alpine fnrwT
alpine ad; 1 J)a

3 (a term usually ipplieil |o a anno
of vegetation or tothe ipeciea fouo I
In that rone la Inlia the alpne
tone 11 only fotua ^a the IIim»]a)A

altemata host

Alpina hlua

at ibnc 9000 It. wliere

the winter is seven*, with uiucli
snow. an<^ the mean annual temro
1 iluro Is uiuler 45® F.'“B(ir)

Aljune l.lue Cp7 hid
al|)ine fore-l
olj'ine form ^HlCr ^

AIjudc luiljte-sparrow lie* gTTT
^tlC snow)

aliuue kuotweed (Pofi/joimi'i tnipn
rii It) ffmf?

Alpine laburnum = Cjlisus alpinu'
Alpine lad)’* mantle = Alchemilla
alpina

Alpine race f?Tn5’I srifir

Alpine rofl.cre‘s * 4rabii alpina
Alpine ‘truclurc*fau fold
Alpine swift .lu» 5^TTT

(distingmshev hv Its wLite^^ff th-
domen^fC. si* aneieat word)
AlpiniaPot J^iT-sraife
A. allliuja»mrP5«K(D .Uri.W*,
Ben. *1^,

A. calcarata (enVarohia spnrrevV)

|friT (aaslti’ ‘-pur’)

A. cardamomumsB Eleltariaearda
tnomum

A galaapa (greater gaUngil, Java
galangal) ’[TWP'I f (9 , W , N
f«s3r. Ben. Bln
A. nutans a> A spenosa
A offictnarum
A. rheedit=A, ^alan^a
A. specio«a (spfcioia ‘showy, btil
hint’)9Trrn.W’r>i-.4
A. viltala Uitiaia 'striped
TTSRfPtjT

alpinine CJiem je /
A.L.R.(\s5istant Legal Remembrancer)
« ft >4. ftf-i ^ni JiT)

ahead)

A1 Rischa= rt Pi'Ciuin .Utron. snre
Att ri.

AUacc preen=cblorine
AUace pim=dextnn
Aheonax Irw Mi^ftTJnrtft

‘unadorned', thev are dnll.coloured)
AUbaio — /J Aquilae .4str(>n fitfr^
WTJt 111

al*ike=aUike clover

aUikc clover {rrf/ofia''i /“vhithi’ni has

I mllsh tlower?) ^TTP’ r^TS

AUinaceae = ehickwecvl familv (the
seeds and young foliage of chick-
weeds are relished bj birds“Web )
feJ n

AUine Bot (0/ »ra5ftt

foi Hindi arasra*)

A Uneifolia (lartcifolia 'larch like
leaves’) 1 ar-

eh)

aho 1 aft
2 -Vii/k «

Alsoconius iTSlfil (this IS a

bird of foiests and thicklv woo^led
lultivateil tracts)

Alsophila (Gk a .<•$ ‘giove'-pli'/»
‘to love 8lnde*loviMg tiee ferns—

PN'' ) tnnft
A au-trahs (mfra/ts ‘souiliern)

al-ioma = A«-irahan fever hark-

aUiotiuv fort, x = dita bark Phai m

Ahtooia Dot arwrfijnnft

A scholans »TItn*t *rwt (B ,M ,

N ‘rm*)

A veoenalus (the huit is tonic

ahtoniae cortex PAarwi arfWWT?*
Al-tioeniena Bet (a geaus of sliowv
herbs ol the amarv Ihs litnilw.
Msnv are cuUiv ated for their tai i*
ou«lv coloured doweis) rT'33’^-

A. anrantisca wfilU

Altai bearded vulture /lies
iJB

Altai hedge-sparrow

Altair= o Aquilae Jstrou JniU

AlTais=J Dracoius JjtroB ani-
*Tf «i

allsite (lead tellnnde) ¥l*«4d[*d n»
(4»t lead. **l<* "for telloride,
for mineral)
altar \ft

Al Tarf= pCancri Asfron ftwt? ^

Ol

altaziDlutli Ast*xni lyftil

alter t£ srnfrjlR ftTT’I,

change

transform ^?nrTT
alterable adj arnfH^
alteration imftT’isT, ii- (see

adaptation)

unmaterial alteration KiTR

material alteration rtTTTT, winfidSd
alteration mineral

alteration of a single letter ^ atfff
9T WT

alteration of boundaries PoUtiCS SvlRT-

alteration product Mineral
aftiT

alterations and additions qfTT’^

alterative aJj srprfrrXT { t^)
alterative standard fiQii

alterative ‘''ant £fo)j ^yftTT
altercation Xme l.P.C) >.i.

(rci* aifriy)

altered .idj Sinffaf^x qfhftx
altered coin STi9(^i?r9
altered value qfrtfSm *t^
aliernando ildS'i ttn*?TT^7t* n.
Altemanihera Sot. 3r^*3 STITlft
A. amibihs Inmah/i* ‘lorelj )
'StFTTtJ

A. •e«sihi WIJTP9 3T?Tt»3 (B 99**3:,
M arst^i, Gj] isxa*xi)

A triandraas \ se-silis
alternate adj 1 (one following the
other) H+iAnP, (haying the

divtaaee of one),

2 Dof (not opposite, as leaves) ST-

•agw

MSiTTf

alternate = alternative ji ift’lFTm.

asftftft »ii.

alternate r6 ^^*999

alternate angle Geoiu
ahernaie contraction ZeeJ.

?i*T99

alternate demand wruOiVU

alternate director .99ft79 *^19199
alternate execuliyc director 99f573

alternate felling Foreitry t^S'ST 9nr
alternate 'generation Dill/ W9FTT39*
alternate host Pl.mt Pathol, (one o
the otier cf the two nalise hostr

allemata husbandry

•ludel fumaea

Ainsnortli «nS Bisb^)
alirniair liu*baadr\
allfrnjtf lines tr*i»TT 4ffT^r
altrrniteh , i^| M)a'j l, i^-

iltemile »lnp roristry 0*1*57 ^
■Iternrte {trip felling fomlru iJTI*

alternate itnp ajstem rcrtitry <^*1

alternate year i4*l-5t tJ
allemaling adj 1 ^^PJT
2 Crjif at*afrT
alternating coIonrst^TP’n ^
alternating current pi,g, (penodie
current ) •lH'fT 5T?, atTTtff f^rjg i g
alternating function i/ath

alternating patch JJot /<ftu

alternation trip^Tai, u

alternation of generationi e meta.
penesia 23 ,ol itsTt,

J^tn

alteraatire ejj Hftr* (optioaal),

•«»«

IR the alternatite ^ b
alternant e ^ n

aliernaiite arrotnuiudaiioa
rwwffl, a i atnH
aliemaiitr and cunulaiite reined}
a*ft7ar rfn wtfre rrttf (ttr)
allemaiiic career

alternant e rertiilcate Wf>77 srtrm*

allemaliredemand txon flryf»TtEitf«
attfvi* anrr

alternatne endoraemeot Wf?TT yyf

alternative eaeentite director i*«

alternant e holder Wr*7« r 111

Srt, •15757 TO

trnaiive mart.,, cry tfor aale) ws»
CT-*i.«n!rT.g

aliemany, „tjn Htstry trnn, w»t
SM?

ahcrmtN* naeihrj Vyfcro ftft
altc^rt proof rrm*5T.

Sirew ynf^

T6

ahernatitepropoMlion loin Wf575
Uf jrm

allcmalite ranVs iT^f»rfV!n,

^ in * vrbeie alterna

tire ranks are shotm m the Peace
Establisl inent, the loirer of the
tnoranka vriH be the eotliorfed
acling rank— RTA- p 7)
allematite reuedy 4*fVlS
Tm

allematite right atflmr

allematite route wft, ^TTT

Sl'r, K7ti TO

allematite arheme grr i TT,

itTfronrHin

allematite, for ron.ideralion ft^TTri

rryyt

al vmalive eite arTfkr Wfir, iron
WR

allemaine epecie* roralrg «f^c
srift

allematite etandard innT
•Uereaiite euggeilioii HFR,

a'liematite ibeorr^ins WT^
allematite trailer wj^r
aheroaiite vianiH^TO tnftrBi
aliematire vording at^fTT^Troi
aliersator CUt tntfro n
alternetfcof (ditfereot commnoitm
of regeiation aometimea foond to
aliernite »rub one aootber niib
tpatial change m a rertieal direc
lion— Bor p9C)«^yF5i'V(tn),,.
allemt pionale adj Bat TOr^

alter to hir diia ItaoUge *7,77

Tsm B vwR air?ii
AIihaeABcr fn^n^jnnfir
A ficifol ia (finfetia ‘fig leaved')
^rnrrf feaufA

A. ludwipi (tbo plant IS nse>l 11
an aperient— Rasa) f4 U Ma5|

A offirmalir (bread and ci.eeie,
bolls-etes, gtusnauve, minli mil-
lotv, sihite mallow, wymote) (it
IS good for throat) nroferSrrt
(5M Ilka 'B** IQ 825)

A rosea (bock herb, holt} Jock,
round dock) »nBl*» fyttRTht (B^a

allfaeaB(ir.(*{,eaIet unaaeiofplanti)

altlnonicfl Jj (nhohol-^ thionie)Chcm.

allliorn iI,is,cT^iin n
although TOft

AlticanielusPaJeoiifof (genus of giraff*
camels) tTfTJfttn'Jnnfd
A allus(Ln offin ‘high’) 95^
ifW?

altimeter JssJrbtjj bi
altimetrv dtJ rarflfir /

AiliogiaPof fiT?TT«T4nrf5

A esceha trytTF? fjRTTB (Hin.
Ben Gnj r;;?T7B,Tel

fraltTa)

altitude 1 3TJHT, (Germ.

Veerejlio/if)

fldifroii TnWfs
aliunde Lomhin- 3;,: ^ ,rvfirf
altitude table ^itrofi Tt^tT «TTrjf)

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5 (of or pertiinjDg to altitude)
Mitsjfer. aijra
allituJiDal anglJpAyi
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alto clef j/wif T»» fKt
alto riiinulus rv^.^rshT}
altogetlier Jtitr. R^tjt
alto homBaliborn

alto rel.eto-high relief 5«)p sto

alto mhom jjuitc 7TO gron
alto ilralus Utteerol T«y-rTT7&lT
alto trombone 7r»

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some tune]

aliroiefLat after ‘other’+^M) C/iew

allruiini <r7tu m
rgoiim 75ti}
philanthropy F>crTOr7

«.) TO3T

(CoDit ), *Tir *75^ n.
alu.lel = uJell CAen anro n (1 pot
open at l^th endi, the neck of
one filling into tlia bottom of
another)

al uilel f umacewbuitamenie furnace
wnr

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.luniiik. ™

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a(iotiiit with alviim'iiurr) rrar^

L{in \Mlli iKitmuumi) ►'♦tji'j*

PT*! TTT>t

n ^aluniinal^

aliiminn bIuitiid (aliiiiiiiiiittu)

(rr'Uj)

»liimin« f<Tnc n fj fTZWpT*
Bliiininn grajiliio nrfj
»lili>iino jra]'}n /

iluiinnon C'ini TTJSI /

aluminoT aliimiDQua n<tj Clum

»Iiiiiiin« filirjir Chetii , Viiifrtff

•litmiDo nil' !<■ bckJ wt?s

•Jiiniin'Mi. >f, / *^»Trr ^ <ltseMo
*Mlo llIII^S CHIIlMi llj llllllhtlOtl

r( ihi I iiiitiin Hull)

aliitiiiniiiitvfn?!^ /
aliiMiinn till rtiiM ,i Ij Clieii frSl
ffifnt

aliiiiMMi> tlirrniK |>ri)ri •• C/in i rrA
mfr* firit

aluiiiinoilifritiii • = aliiminnltipriiiv

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•liiiiiinrt l;|« (, priMli i, rhta)rT^r
■TS I

aliiiMiniiiK iliitiiin<><c
■liiminoii* raS.r — iliiiii riki*
iliiininoii* rc ffarior» iiialrriaUfTPl
VTP}

aliiininiini aturniniiim
aliiminil < I,,,,, ti

ilnmilf setluniit
tlujn Biril Clui I r»rfjn-aTfiT>n

Alumnc.l UJ"m<>i+ -c/j PArtm VTifn

■lunioiii 1 (ilxtcr «>in a
ni

2 (»T» 1 u»le of m acliool
Wl^l r

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f^r¥T *5»TTw fkruT

um rook aialuDiir

aliuiirnnt n

alum tr »late

ahiiii llatt = alum aliali*

alum {tone (in liip"^ ailiceoti^ alu

r tie) MiNriui

alum water (TftCI-a 9 . feirA
alundum (alaiiimiuni ~l' eotuuJum)

CbfiH VmfipXii

aliiD.lum divli

aluuiteTT^ca m (tiom W

for miitei il)

aliinite ore wftfca W 7 W
aliinn^en (Frencli airm ‘ alum
ViMfral

feather alum tnf n(2f1
hair eall %?f FTH

aturgile Xiltrrot (a jv>ta«<tiiiii ?fij
■>ia.n«>ini>i a >13 im<>

VV n

lleeotailiof

lUeotar a<lj Ifirnl fhivnv pit» 01
<i« pi e««i<'in) wSlTR
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alv.uh^irftir m the Iiim,»)

»nn ^15

aUtular ilieory •> foam theory «
emuNion llteoryfiV

aIvtOlt pi o(alreolu«

■Iveniui I 4 ail (in a» cell o( lung^)

(|niaiiuUlos«i«U)H 71

fum f

alreut Aatil (a tiunlajer on tlio
ventricular anrface of the liirpo
eampns) W tn I M

A 1 >iBrf 7 eo:l irrv^m-

AIra ■=• tl^rT|>rnti*.Ii(ron eiCUIT^in

Alj*i«trpM«Pif jTj^tnnft

A bahleuriMiua (rt ivrera are in
pairs— Graham) * 3 * 1 ^

A. toD'ifolina (the sweet root is
oeeii as a anbatitote for Ikiuo*
nee— Barn) nrilir^ *ri^^

A moDiltfer (ateme are deniely
tufted- Graham) rptIWilT *1 3*4
A rugoigs (ragetKi 'wnnVIrl'}

A. IrtrayoBolobue (leevae laneeo*
late or ohlong^rrshaia)

irpT^

A V T “ I o a 1 1 a (corolla jellow —

\ly»*itm BMi I'ol + fjSM ‘mad
ir«., onto con>i 1 eipd a leitiolv
for a lute l>y a inal do^, hciuo
ropihi nai.if' Midworl-PNS)
Wl^rr'TTJTHTfT
A argenleiim Tite
A eorymho'iim fefH^o
A III iliniiini ligtfnZ Wlr^vWnei
A iiionunuin *1^

A raxatile (oirofifc growing
SMiong lo>.V« ) Siwtifl »ne'»>\'ak>

A «erpyl 1 i(oliiim {orpjll
‘Ihvme lea\ od )TTl 4 tTriHt^T^*T*
Alytej Zed (genua i uupiinng llio
oh,l pti ii il toad«) 71 Tl»T 5 tf^ trnf^

A iih»leiruan- HTJTl »7 71 ?P 5 tlfl

Am. Ah (alihiuiim) C/i.»p
Am (iiimK)i hlftfsg/

Am ( iiyDC/i « tnllPf-)

A M Bi invai*

(A.$i‘lani Mina^it) *ta

AJd (A«»i«tiMt Mi«lu) RH (qmi

man*)

am (iiiiiiniMi tmmniiMim) C/i 111
fn# (fnnifr. fTTrg)

>am ( 1MIU1 inia aiiuinnium) CAein
fSn'tig)

A M A tAgriciilliiriil Marlcting Ad\i*
aer) fftB (|ft Tm^ W-*»tnit)
■niahiliaBof Toi ( 1 o\cIj)tt 7
ainarid (/ii.ine+Bfid) iro jellow Coll
iHtI

a MicV BnK

a Miie.blarl. sftui ^cor

a hnlhant orange fkmaw tTTJf
«Trt»T

a rhrome blue funtw rftw
a rhrome brown fkJKW' vdiv BW
a rhrome preen fnMiw; BtlpB *
a eo*ine fnfnUB
a fart brown ffiTT W

a fait red fkrmTK fitrr
a fuchime Ptfniw
a. oranpe ftaniw Bitri
a phloxine
a. red fhTTIW
a aearlet ftwT*W »f)*r
a. yellow ftvnw frn

Amagat’s experiment

79

Amaionia

Amagal'* exp<*nni<nt (to investigate

the Wiaviour of gasesat verj high

pressures) 4«r<tlls
emalgani n. (it always contains mer
cury m

amalgam ib 1 ®= amalgamate
2 (to cover with anialgam)
amalgam arc At*T ^17
amalgjmale (2. 1 (to compound or
ml. loereury, with another metal)

2 (to mix so as to make a uniform
compound)

3 (to merge two or more aocietiea
in a single body)

amalgamate £3 amalgamated

amalgamated adj, 1 Cfeem

2 itfBflrT

3 •itniiP't

amalgamated banVing companies
HBRlf-efl irfRWut *T*r7pr
amalgamated 'adre ^Jmin.

amilgamaled scale <ldmin

- Jn?r

enalgameled unit

•malgamatioa i (the act) 4777 it ,
(the process) 47771 /.

24^77 n

3 (of companies) 771777 n , ftTITT
amalgamation process On Drewtt^
77*^fiT71

amalgimacor *<77^ m , (a raachioe)
(7t77 7'7)

amalgamiit >777f7<n (-l) m
ama1gimization=ama1gamatioa
ama1gamtte=araa1gamate
amalgam mortar af77 77C77
amalgam scoop 477
amalic acid (Gh. cmoloi ‘soft, weak'
from Its feahle acid reaction) Chem
71^5 WTe

amallhion hordeaux Cof Ind.

amalihioD brown R = sulphur yellow-

■malthion green 20,-1 CV «= sulphur
green T

Amandsva Am jftretTTrfr (sratr
ancient word)

amandin (Freneli amande ‘almond)
B/ocficrnTT^ TITlft/. (from meet

almonds;

amanil (nutino-’f'nntline) black Col.
Ind. rivo*f(<r 7T7
a. blue sft«

a. bnllvant blue ingT »fl7

a brown 7V<

a chloramine yellow sftr*

f775ftift7

a chrome brown Pjv-s-iIm TsiX 7W
a. chrome dark brown fava-fle-
TdlC wPt 7 77

a fa*t orange fiTT7ifr7 fi77 7177
a fast red frw 7T7

a. fast yellow frJT ’JTT

a garnet f7777

a green fii7jnf|7 5ft
a. rubine firt74l7 77^1
a. skv blue {otci-flS •iis.i 41-717
a. vat olive Om4p7 5*7 ^17777
a. violet concentrated f^r-CRi
7 7

Amanita Sot TfTT^T^-BTlfV

A muscarta (lly agaric) iWt’Tftf-
77*

A pballoidea (deathenp, deadly
amanita) STTIM* wfTTTX
A. verna (destroying angel) f7I»7
7fwr7T(liapa-77)
amanita hemolysin jCiocArm wlwtPf*.
TlTiftr

amanita toxin Bieclum

amanitin«*fboliiJe

amanout ody (Lat. mantis band*} 7*

r 7

amanuensis (a person whose employ-
ment IS to write from dictation, or
to copy what another has writteo)
f«Pi»sm (both from Beng)
amara CJTR m,

Amaraecium (PH. I 21) Zodl JTTuft.
STTlfit

amaranth Bet. (Gk-a- *not’+mo-
rffi»ri»‘towither”)7*717, 77175* in.
amaranth (» cotonr, reddish bine red
in line, of high 7^ satnra
tion and low ^ brilliance) ejlftwrftr
T7T

Amarantliareae Bol »777TV5lft «.

(from AehgrantltHt tUTvafl ttW(ft)
amaranth extra Cof Iml. 71777 wft.
ft 77

amaranth pink (roddish blae-red sftef-

. ftTTi in hue, of high 7^ saturation
and high 7 brilliance) Hlsflv l(n7M
amaranth purple (bluish red 77J5ft7
in hue, of very high tituration
and fow brilliiace) rTfiTT^scfty
amaranth red Cof Ind «rT?T7t79
Amaranthus ilol. 77775*771^^

A albus 7^7 77775*

A hlitum (with small leaves) cjb’sw
77175*

A Llitiim tar oleracea jrn
77775* (C . M 7|S)

A caudatut (eatidafm ‘tail^*—
shape of intloresceace PNS-)

3^7 77775*

A. cruentus (rrurnfui 'bloodied*)
S7T7 77775*

A frumentaceus=A paniculatni
A gangeticus ( love lies bleeding>
red cock's comb) TtIw 77175* (B •
M. sift*, Hin 7777— JM 1 362)

A gangeticus car tnstisBA. poly-
gamui Jt'ji/l* Tift* 77775* (B.
M-

A, hypochondriicui (dense epiks)
77175*

A. meIanchoIicus«A gaogetlens
A. peoiculatui «TJm» 77173* (Beo.

A. poljfainus nv;^* 771 75 *,
^VfSTt

A. splnosus (prickly amaranth)
wnfft 77175* (Baau uieftr)

A. tricolor fcrh 77775*

A, Instis = A. gsngeticns ear- tristia
A. viridis fft(r77T75*
amarantilc (it is of amaranth colour)
w-Ts if^ m- (KtSiW amaranth, -7* for
inioeral)

Amirantuss Amaranthus
amarine (Lat- oninriis 'hitter', obtain-
ed from oil of bitter almoada) Pf>rm
* 5 ^/.

amaroid Phartn. * ; au to. (a bitter
vegetable extractive)
Amarylliclaceae (aroaryllii family)
ZJot- 377 ^ «• (from Criniim 8*

77 )^ seriir)

Amaryllis Dot. tflTftl^Jntlftt (it baa
only one species)

A. belladonnl (belladonna lily)
«»n» 7 rff 7 Mt

Amasonie Bot, (colored-foliage planltt

Aiassoma caljcina

Ambulatoria

TKS.)

A caljcma (raiviMna 'wit'; sliowv
cal} i«s )

A pumcea (piinirca purpled

amass cb * 113 ®^. y*si ^

-amate Chtm «

amateur n iWT 3 ?ft^i

amateur u?; Jinr^SflsOt W'MHWlftf*
(‘□ot professional )
apprentice ftlfsig
nonce SR*,
probationer

amatol (ammonia foemft + tolo^tie
an explosive) m

Araanromu {fft amaiiTM ‘ot a &ar1c
colour ) Aral

amaxe cfc (implies astonisbineot,atrea<
eiDg bemldermsnt or perplsiity)
ft*iivir*T^^ <TVi *1^

(ms surprise)
araasedaAj

amuement m , fTORTfir^/,

n

amaxooitemamzon stone
m (tt (or 9r3 potaasiuaii > 1 '- (or
STRIJ aluminiuni|?i* (or^Tfi^^sili
cate, (* (or mineral)
amtaoii stone « emixonite
Anaion water lil^m^iant water I 1 I 7
ambsri hemp {Ihbticui tantmbinin)
stRlf^n /

ambassador m ( only tbe Lea*

gue o( Nations and atatee enjoving
royal hononra are entitled to esnd
and to receive ambaseedors ' Op*
penheim a International Law, Vol
I.p605)

ordinary ambassador uiuisq Tn^
extraordinary ambassador ennirrs<(
TTJTn, feiR tni^
consul
envoy ijq

charge d'llliirs f^TTT^,
emissary RfitTit
rniQister eWTR

”‘°'>lc r pUnipotenliary lyrtftnrt
•ntTR

Ambaitsdor Extraordinary end Mi-
msler ricnipaUBtiaiy,(HRfnrT!^
Wl tTHR

Ambassador of India S(|(Aq si-a^'l
amba«<ador ordinary
amliasradorplenipoleanarynyftPtTtft

ambatoanDite(aeirl>onareo( stconti
um Sind the raro-earths) ftTSnftlS!
» (ftmUor ftiwi ?<.Taro earths,
sin for tttntOn carbonate, for
afJR mioeitl)
amber 1 m

2 (^ppcncHnt perforatum) dis

amber colour (reddish vellosr

hue, and high >C brilliance) trtlnum

araber<olowrcd aJj w’ftaK*; ,

amberite (amber + h(« .«lz (r.
explosive) JjA? t».

arnhi (Lat. umbo ‘both* laSanaLtim)

TWq

ambidexter Law (one xvbo plays on
.both aides) esiuwifl ( <\) m
anibiene Auet /. to

perch)

ambiguity 1 Logie srfsi. /

latent ambiguity eivyCgd (WRW)

patent ambiguity fTl (Rw) (tftt'OTl
ludittinctness Mtugni
uncertainly erfjrfqu'nn
ambiguity aign JfoM
ambiguoua aJj S’li. gu«^,

TTTT Orom ?*'3e)» ee^mi,
ambiguous case JIfolfc Slf^r« ^STI
ambigooue instmnirol STU^
ambiguously Wqrq ^ it
ambiguous middle^Logie tTcq

ambiguous sense tifn't «d
ambition xtgVTinhtt, SXuRtWJ/
ambitious tebeme atgemi^ ClA-tl
ambivalence, -valeney fqlt^itiTl /
(Rjatl aimnltaneoua attrac-

tion lorarda and repulsion from an
object)

ambivalent ndy ft 4^7
amblen 1 rtnnft, g^*tft/. J'lUnT*
2 (etay gait ol u horsot /

amble tb. 5^*lft it yseiiaiq,

tft) *w, 5*tnn nnqi
Amblonyx fool (Ok.amb(yi*blBDt' +

on’jx 'claw )ft’rvT ffitlfit
A cinerea (Lut. euieiea ‘ash co-
loui B J ) ttW

Atnblothcruim J’olroiitol (a genus o(
Tiitubeiculil 0 fwye ^•qilnlfd
amhlygonite (nniMvjo'i ‘obtuse angle’
—from its obtuse angle Mf)irrri of
cleavage) »Tf«itrr*f>RI sii ( for
roineral)

amblyopia jjtd xtr^l^tst/

Ainblyopsidae(Glf.<imlpfyi ‘blui t,dtiir.
A (amilv tjpified bv the blindllsli of
the Mammoth Cave) ttsTW m
Amblyopsis Hs^TH-tnfrft

A. spelaeus (Lit rpelfleiiTu ‘cave’)

fwt-ssTisr

Amblypods (GIc. ambli/t 'blunt') ¥*7-

Amblyrhyncbna enstatns Zool (ign*
anaJibe lirard)tnjnnf-H»nW^tT)Fj¥t
Aroblystoma a Ambyatoma
A. lignnnm fta BHldC
Atnboma pine > Agathis alba Bet-
'4VIHHIH

Amboina t;bod>>ADdimia redwood
Ambroiima apiralii m Cryptocoryne
spiralia

inbulacral eij- Zed «r>lTT-
ambulacra) area Zed ^tniTT^
imbulacral groot e Zed. ^Tntf-B»fttn
smbulecri) oinelea Zed *trnTT.

wftw

ambulacral ndge foe/. urtvrrT ^
ambulecral ipioei for/ VRltymrtT
ambulacral system Zool. SfTvUT
ambulacrum Zed (radially dispoicd
areas of tnbefset) n.

imhuleuee l (a moviag hospital)
ftftiBIFq PI

2 (a sehicle for transporting tba
wounded or sieli) Ftgit
«

ambulanee car erifw urgq, ftfrr qigir
ambutspee cleaner t^tuant,

ambulance corps TTfluiJif fta t g
ambulance driver tVftlni^iT
■mbalince service frftyrft^m
ambulance van flft vr p •
ambulance work
ambulation Zod rnrt n-
Ambuletone Zod. (the vralkiogaticlis)
tt^rnftitt IB pt

ambulator?

81

ametaboliim

ambuUtor? ad], 1 ZoeH. (terrestnit)

2 Lav {*Jteral)le. »s a ttjII)
ambulatory appendages Zod rnT^»
Tnn

ambulatory court f^Cr?n

ambush rb (cl ‘he in

ambush' ancient word)

Ambystoma Zool (genus of common

salamanders)

A. maculaiutn

Ambystomidae Zod m.

Arndt, (amendment) {?f?T^’t^)

A,M £. (Assistant Mechanical Engi*
Leer)?t^«f (?t?i?« snNs arfuipm)
ameba = amoeba

Amelanchier Sol. (belongs to the
apple iamil't Malaeeae* Small ber.
ri like fniitsj

A. alnifolu (alni«

folia 'alder leared'

A. caoadensisssA laerU
A laesis(laetijf^»^)ft^fW^
A sulgari* (snowy mespilus)

Pnflw

ameliorate rb. rrw. wr^i
(«r?rf^r?i« ‘better'
from ^«T?T, (to

grow better) gTi^T
to ameliorate one’s condmon «rrt^
Trngirrttn

amelioration ^^TTi ote.
amenability to discipline w^silAI?.
«iq?ni

amenable aJi- Wiqii
amenable to law fsf^.si|q^, ...qr
fsf5r% argtnT tnq'qi^ eft 5TT t
amend rb ^?TPJ?T (Const )
correct wtsnr, <ft^ 5Tsn
rectify qft5Tl\rT
reform giJiT iRtn, ^qR^TT
modify tlTftqS*t
tiansCorm

amendatory statute ^'frqrrfsreir
amended oSj. ettttftra,
amended certificate f!?fifira snTRqtt
amended law

amended nonce ttsfrfirr ^?tl
amended section Law s ^s^fl ^ a um
amended tenancy law ehtHw JTIsfiptT.

W5»'

amended up to date aRTTqf^

S(TSt ^5ttf**T
ameudingudf ^qihtt(l^
amending aet fiqTT>$l iqfq^pnr

amending bill

amending legislation fWiq

amending nonfieaiion ihlhft wf?-

amendment 1 qftttqsT » /

2(inparliameDtar\ procedui eJS'sil <1^
M (Const )

3 Jgrie- (a substance uhicli impro-
ve? the soil) 9'^Tr^
amendmeni ae« «?rMq*qtfqfinOT
amendment bill ststpqq
amendment clerk
amendment of a radiial nature

amendment of local acts idq*

finrer «T fitffqq

amendment pasting clerk ^r/vnn
fqq^ qi?n fefir*. ttqTtqqf.
qjRr?fq«

amendment slip «la>aq-q^
ainendmeDts of substance Rirq^

^qq

amendments to roles fttqq^t^qq,

fttraf k «fllqq

amends aftftqtq si. ((com Bengali)
(sec couipensation)
amenities gfiruT?,

amenities, comforto, eoicrtuomenrs
snR^sp qqt? wtr yyjjlqqjij
amenities forsenices fund ^tqr

amenities grant sr^^

amenities of life ^Iqq
amenity gfeui, epsgftqi/.
amenity gtant

sfnenorrboea qgjdq m. (see dysmeno-
rrhes)

a me°sa et ihoro Lav Cfrom bed and
board' — judicial aeparation,
descnptiTO of a limited form of
divorce)

amei>t=c3tkin Bot. firat»q?iqD/
amentaceous plant fqetiq?fqt-qj^

(urqt)

amentum — ament

amerciament (fr, French* merci) ^qi-

America qnnqr »

American adj, qiaiw-j qiSlAdq

Aniencsnagive(dj;(it«

JWft/.

American sloe (dptire nmericann) qq*
jqifl / (C/ Guj. ii'idl isqit)
American badger qnrm qfqr
American Beauty Hort (a hybrid
perpetual rose) qi^r^ti^iHicei
American beech (Fajiii nmericana)

American bison or “buffalo” qiSIH*

American bully (Achras iapota) flTTg
m .

American cress ( Barfearea irrMU )

fis

Amenean elm qraT5t-3qqt
A m e r i c a n hellebore s Verstmm
siride

American holly » Iteq opaea
Amenean jute {.ilutilon tlttophraiti)
TJ3-4qi)

American lionsscougar
American mandrake a podoph/llum
Phnrm P^qq m , ti. (the plant ism,
the root n)

Amtncati oysiet « OstIea^iTglaiea
Amenean pssque flouer « Pulsatilla
ludos iciana

Amenean reinforced fabric qWTW-

arqqaqiTqqT

Amenean relapsing fe> er qpfM JRq/*
q^ sqr

American saffron {Carthamm line-

tcniij) Sgnr m

American smoke tree ni«|<A-^Tqi
American Society«for Testing Mate*
nal» qiqi?’-’?Tu.qft 5 iq-qf(q^
American sumac = disidivi
American tobacco (ffifehaiia faJacHtn)
n , amt^

American s ermilion qHltA*fffSpq
American sulture q]qi3-ija
Amenean wonDseed=Mexican tea
American yellow qiSTWiitT
americium (element no 95) qrqqqJU
»-i. (^)

amerospore Uycol. (a one-celled
spore) M,

Ametsbola Zed. m.pl

ametabolism ^ool. (development with-
out metamorphosis) e«q<(;s4tei n.

amethyst

82

amid'OXyl

amelhyjt 2/,u;ra/ sfls’tin wfn (here

<rii=reJ Cj wcm-nf®!),

(a*3 purple)

amelhvittne = amelli\it
amelbrat Molel^irii violel
ametoeciou> = autoeciou9 adj Uyeol
(passing tbrougli all the stages on
the same host)

ametropia Med /

SDielropic adj ftmfty

AmeyloD Bot STHlfr

A ridicass (the root is ujuallt tri
arch— Scott) BWpy
AM forecast HI »J313JTI5J(S’I_ short
tor tt)

AMC (aasistsnt Maui^er of Go-
aow-s) H %t nx y^c <^2 hit-OTM;)
Amber-tia£<u

A. Dobitia (use ot the most beauti'
(ill flotrentij tirts m the \so Kl”
Tr 1LS62. IlifUmersace used by
the Bturaase MTOiive otjeriu^a
to Buddh«”*Wee )
ami fire H

Amaa ^orl teCiiul lacludiag oal> the
bowfia) tnnfil
A eahaanstayiigiyf
amiabilits VfTrevn wi , JtflB n
iBic m aaiidiG S'); Oieiii
•SBUf. ami ill It/; fWrfire
amteable uj; 1TWT«W5

(matoally 1.0 > e e 1 toj
amicable action I „ ttTt

amicable relation- arj l' tl l
amicable eettlemroi tntrrtJTft HJt
BW! *ttr^yi

arnica) le »u5t iTTPw4*ry ^
amic acid Clit n m>firy »r»B
amicroD (« not +m,.rcn, oae of the
smallest narticles detectable with
the jJtramicros ope, about 1*10 ’
ein. m diameter) rhi/iieal Chert

amicus euriae ( fri«„d of tlie court")
i.-«»*TreTi^ fits ,, m.

aouif m amido
anudate Zl,ort<m. „

Chim u

aoidate Ckem 1 fw^rex
( i tooTstt into aa amide)

imtalattt

amidatioB Ckem fay^rex a.
amidaaol lilacL Cbf lad

amidazol cachi>a,amidaBotcutch Col,
Jh! rire^t

amidazol drab Co/ lad, KX-

realty

amidazol green Cbf lad fitylWrey

ffi)

aiDide((iuinKinia-h ide)CAen fty{R»
acid amide ST7 fif^y
primary, seroodare, tertiary amide
*ner tj^yx frisky

acei-amide gyit Pmy
di acet-amide

tri'ecei-anude ft jpa Ww
amide ^stder (an e\ptoaive) ft^tt
tdVr

^°udico</;- CJton ft^ftx
-auidie atlj -finMyx
aniidiB (Freocb omiJon 'staich Xs* )
Cbeui *rf*5/

amidiue (nuiida-r -lue) Col. Ini

ftyWt/.

a black «I9

a. blue fttF^r «fl»
a bordeauxfin^xfyyiX
a. broKofityaOw
a dark green Pifttfl xfin yiy
a fast black fin>:^ fiot Vt?
a, fa-i brown fitly VB

a fast grey CnMlfixyt^^
a fa>t orange fintdVfivyrhtn
a. fa*t led ftyjyl ffty res
a fast roaefl^fiuTtn^
a fast scarlet 41 fitIT Wtl
a fast yellow fii%4) fttJT tfts
a green ft%4t gft
a. orange ft v4) wilx
a orange brown ezira fts|-n itl^
XB wftfiir
8 scarlet ftIHl tthl
a ike blue ftWl st um dra
a tiolet ft¥4l4laRrHj{>t
unido-, amid, (ami 1e)C/ieM ftxy.
amido fld> CAcM ft^, ft^xx
imido-icetal Chem. ftxx^scg
amido jcetienrf; Ckem ftlfexsiTw
amido-aceio-pbriioiM Chent ftlty-
STB-ryn

amido aeid blacV CoL Jud. wrer

amido-aldebyde C/icni. ft lEx gtgy
amido-azo benzene Chem ft%X XX.
^ey

amido-aao benzene red Col. Jnrf.ftxx.

amidojzo benzol Col Ind fttfcxwx-

amido-azo-benzole sulphonate Col
Jnd «ni ^yyi Uxxitftx

amido izo black Col Ind ft4x ani

Ind ft%x sra ftriefsx 4^4l? y
amiJo-azo toluol Col Ind fi%y-*ra.

amido black Col Ind ft%y xj?!

amido black green £0/ Ind firexxig

amiao blue Cel Ini firihrsftx
amido brUliant red Ool. Ind fa^-y

wrgtm

amiJo<a£feuie C/irm ftshf-XlWV
^^amido-capncnd; Cltem Pf#x-xifi%i|r
aaido-cbloride

am^do discharge black Col. Ind. fifty

aixxxra

am^dodiscnirge blue Cole 7, ,d fifty

STX>(^

tnaino-noonde CAem ftftxwrftx

auiiuo foraiic add pfftxxft,:

•Jtudo gen ftufy.tpi „
wnioo-guaiacol Aftx.*fTft5y
amido hezDse ft*h-XXX)I
aiuido keiune ftx-x l^yj
auidol Cof Ind fciftvx hi
aiaiUo Mseliu Chem. fiVx fttil^

awido-miphihol black Cof Ind. fyftx

Tffax %i«r

a. blue frtXrtX sfT5t

a blue black ftfty^-fiyyjfisryeoi

a red ysr

■luiQo-plienol C;i*jji.
amidopbospbonc ad, Chem- ftftX
Mrfrex

amido pynne Pham. ftftXJXTtift
amido red Col Ind. fifty yxs
amido .to^in .amie adj. Clum. faftx.
^^1 ftftftx

amido lulphonal ftfttf 3?Xr3
tmido.lluazole fifty tttxtixi
amuLozime CAffls.*%XiXTft
amitUzjtl CAein. ftiy-aTyx

amino'propionic

aiatdo yallew

amido j flloH Ck>?. Tnd,
ainic\raaon« (awuiiina 4- b^drnicn*)
Ohfm fan^trnttfT (.
aniiduliu (aiiiiJon 'starch *1®*’+ w/fl
diminntKo suftis + -m f) CUen,
(snlubls starch *'**)
aniisate Inmin + •al*

Chcnt. «

aminate rfc C/(/u»-

I (to introuueo the ammo group
into)

9 (to con-TMt into an amme)

aniinalion Ckcm< fWtiTT »»•.
m , fttftn*! H

amioe (amuionia + -ihc) Chfiv. finA/-
amitie LUcV. Coh 2«ti fttft
aniDe hUck.prcen Coh /n<h

omioic ad] Oum. fanrfirv
tmiDity (ataimo oharaetar) CItenu
ftWicst/.

amioo (4^Bt} Clum, finCt'V tiu
aniao. CAct'i< (thortaoed from
fiwftf)

amiao^crtal finh
amioMceMniiiile fffaft
m.aminojrc(«auiLide Imlrochlorido
. BS

oxaino^cctsie nnA-U*iW
amma^cctic aJj, fWt
amino-acctic actd HhA ;{Or%
oiniao-acctoDe HkA qvi
aaiiao^ceia.{>hcDciidiBe

amiDouccto-pheDOne ttlfCt
amiao acid an?
tmino^icohol HnA
a-aminoaliurin w fr^
aniinoanthra-quiBODe Ijnft TfW f fHO
tminojt(»l>cut«De
ainiDi>-aio<l>cnicne hydrochloride

amino4XO>bcQxcne«sulphoBic acid
an®

amlno-aio-oaplilhaleae f!r^-an(.T^.
Ir*^

amioo-aio-ioluene
amino-harhiluric adj.
aouoo-benx-aldchyde
aiiiin&>bciu*4inlde
amlno-benacne

}>>amIno-bcnccnc*iulpfion*affiide (p

'S^

•icamino-Itcnaenc'enlpbonie acid BB>

firfft gwifa* «j®

I'amino-bcnaMiutdaaole 1

amioo'heatoic e<{j

ammo'hcnxoie and i{|R(® Hi®
l-aniino-hci» thtaaolcl

a*aniii)o*ifhnt}ric and ufsaAv-

qf>®ai*®

rf( 3**m)no*Mdmt\tir and
^ »n®

ainino>ca|iroK' odj
(f|-2>aituno>ii taproic and

an®

(fl‘2-amino<ca|<nlic and
ammo'chtofidc

p-aiuiiio-crcsol htdrochloriJc 9^^-

p<afuinoHliLut%l>anilioc litdrochlo.

rcJe 9

paDtno<dicih>i*aDiline

famiao>dim<(h)l*aniIioe 9‘^nft'Oc.

aniioo-diDictli)l*l>coicnefiTiA*finrh(®.

amiao-diqihcBil finft-ft-Xlhr
]i-aBia<Hdipit«ayt>anua« q-fent (j.

amioo'cthioosc ad].
p-ammo-cihyl-arct-anilide qfinft.

aminoformahcxamioc
amino-forinie eif/.fWl'Oni®
anuao-G'Ocid^aft^parmt
atnino-ptU-amine blue

Ortftsft®

amiDO'^eo Chfm. m.

aminofcne blue Cfcl. Ittd. finfhPT

«ft®

aminofcne violet Cof. Imd^ fitB?npr
tfrwwl^tr

amino-pluiaric adj. ftnA-anT^mff®
amino-C^alt fVtA-V'®9Vl
afflino-pianidiae

amioo*p]anid>De bicarboaite finfY*
amlao-goanidiae anlphite

59^

aniicio>I^cid an®
aminoAetone fBvftarltn
aniinodipin ftpflfaiWx
aniinolpia Cliffii. fJltWJH »•
amiDolyiic adj C/tet>i. ftadtfil®
aiuioo<tnatQaio ftdj
jrammo-mcthjhacet-anilide 9 finft.

di>u-amino^>nirthv1'bulyric and 7,
ai, M finft M*a| an®

2 amino-4 melhil.thiaxoleliidrofhlo*
ride X-finft w jJIt® rn^WTT 37<0)«I
ammo myelin fsartfairf^
auimo-naphthol

1- amino 6*uaphlhol-3. 6.ilisiilphonic

and (U and) I*

fnjwfir® an® (a ai«a)

2- aruino 8>niphthoI. 3: h^iisulphouie
and (a R aetd) vfeiwt
fraFTTH® m® (t 7 B»w)

aminojiaphthol ctberfntl!^'?^^®®;^
lamiDO^mapIithoI hydrochloride t.

2>ain>DO>5 Baphthol>7.i»Iphonio and
(J acid) Vfinfl-7 ®tte7**-SJ57Tfil®
an®(B ana)

2>ao)ioo.8 &aphlhol.6.MiIuhoDic add
(gamma aeid)9l?pft-59W®tt ^ CSft*
fit® w»® (t«it •(*•)
amiaoJiitrofen fitrft
ammo nitropen apparatus

2-amiDO-ii octane \
amioo.ox} purin fiitA
ammo phenol f^iql
ammo phenol htdrochlonde fltrl-
^7 TTalbr

p^nimo phenol sulphate 9 firti.1 Xtt7.
5N79

o^mino'pheiiol jrsulphoQic ccid s»

9 c®rri«r* n*®

iff o jmiDo-phe(i>I>aceticand 7aT.>N-

amino-phcn} larsonic acid firfjY-Tf.®-

%9tfil®«n®

pjimino phenyl ;;t}ciue-dih>droihlo.
ride 9 fitfft

o^raino-plilhalio cyclic hydratide s.

*3^fe® ®(*® 771 il^q
aminophylHn ftrt artf^ /.
ammo-ptopionic ad]\

tjaino'piopionlc acid

amiaoniif

domino propiooicicid at pTf^t

•mino-punne ftl5^

amiao pTT^tTTT^/
amiBO-^pjinolinf fTT^tfTSTT^t
anuno-R-acid
ammo radical

Z^miDO-rcaorcinol hj'drocbloride
tmmtMii iffd

ammo aucciD tmica/Jj ftal

fire

ammo auccmic acid fyr^ ^fire icpt
ammo taIpboDic adj f'TTft^T'ifire
amjDO aulpho aihi.^liracidflf^?J79
•r5r^a an^

ammo ihiophen fin fl rra j ^ B re
ammo toluene tulpbonic and fn^

ffTT^re gjfifre *»B
aiiiino valeric <1(7;

rfl 2 ammo n valeric and ? o' vfoofi
tv afire arre
amino aviol

aniilo<ii SieU ••^lUMiaa n
amttv irit/

^mmanna flo/ afinre^ ffiiPf
A aunculata (the plant la oaed aa
a t/li*tering a|jent“l5aau)

•fferrarf

A ljacnf«raarfjrp>o«r(irTWt (N.il.
atfata', lJotnba> and Deecan *(‘‘''1

yt)

A •enrpaleaiiiviA aurmilaia
A leaicaloriasA baenfera
ammelide CTicm ofto-re n (from
ammelme]

ammelme (anagram ot fiicInmiFU
hf'Ofi) CAcni-

ammeter (ompera "tfl + -mftir) Flee
wfirere m («1iort for otfioro)
ammeter and voltmeter (combine.1)
rei irmn am (^3=r)

Amtni Bot (Rinui oI harba, typo of
tin carrot (imtl>) i | i<| T| jnrtfir
ammine (amroonia + one, dialinjmi
«1 etl from amine fufi) CJim fril/
^mmmif oj; Chen f*rftrfre
amminoo,/; Chen fWt.fnfre
aminmo-Umminelam ff*
anmmo rom|>ouQil Chm fnfl-ftffR

aramiBolym Cbcni fn^OTH n.

ammiBolyiica;;; C/ioo.

M

Ammobiuin Col (Gl( ontmoa aand’ +
iio ‘to livn I a tbrivinf in aaady
plaeea) VtgftIWi-H mfii
A alalum (fiUlam ‘wingad' ^Ihe
item) 0 »H 0 *«l-^i 3 ^ta»Il
■mmocoein Zoolt Qnrraof lainprb}a)
aftreifilfnaart

Ammegclon Dot Vl^^rfit HJIlfil
AmmoRianea Aeet •ifit01d"tntlft{nfH-
OtOan aoeientaiord they often make
neata on the itround)

■inmoti>a] (enMuoninm + ofaminmm)
Chm firn-a« m
ammoDilCeb Ch'on fire>rrfl7^

(to combine with ammonia)

animon. earlionae fir»n3
ammoo-peliline dynamite fil^ fv^T

ammoot-'i^ainmooio* (denoting the
prmeoceef ammonia or ammonium)
Chen. fiffS-

Vtmionia (a gaa ti®! of extremely pon*
gent fkfT taate and einetl) Chen
fir*nfif m ( «*» for «*)
aromonie alum Cbm hTTfijreftn
emmoniac, ammosiaeat «d) CItem-
freifre

ammoniar.gom ammoniac 1 (Periian
ammoniacl *fra

2 (Alrican ammoniac) <ETW fitv)q
atimomacat ody Ch^n foTTfiiW
amreioDiacalroebioealCot./iid. ftwT-
fVv T»?aire

ammomecal enpee (the vapour of
ammonia auppliea tboiDoIlve force)
ftinfil »l»*

ammoRiarel fermeolalion (a fermen-
tation proceee by which ammonia
i» lormnl) fnwifire finre
ammomacal luioor (impnro ammonia
water oUe ned ae a byproduct )
f^wifit-re

ammomacal nilro'ca HCift

■mmORia tondeoeer i!«/riy- filTlft

ammonSaeiiiu >ainmoaiae PAarm

■mnionia •rljlm ftTlfV fr>rfit
ammonia in Milution fitvifit fitresi
ammonia lienor ftwifit
ammoma inclcr CAcn- <m

unmonla BitrOCeo CActn-

animonia of the urine ^ firerfil
ammonia pboiphorua fitwrfit-tnreT
ammonia pioccM firerft fTIT
ammonia loda (^TTfi-ff^nT
ammonia aoda alb finKlfff ftWTf RtR
ammonia aoda procesa fimfit

ammonia aolution fcrett

ammouiaie CAcfU f^WTtlCn
ammoniate c6 1 fiiirpfid'V
(to combine or impregnata tilth
ammonia )f5i»rrfii-TfJre,finrift rem
3=emmomfy

■mmeniiled a fy C!uir. firwtfifits
ammooiiled almond oil^lotion fitVFT-
BH>TW^V're*rn
animonlaied liaimenl f<t*n jlfVl
nmmoniated liniment ofeamphor^
liDinratum earaphorae ammonia-
tumPAorm ftwTfififd *TJ-^
ammoDiated mercury f^irHlfipi vTfT
aromoDiated aeluiioa of quiainem
liijuorquinioaeammoBiaiuiPAdrnk
fkTi<tf«s fmfl ftreti
amRosiaieJ iioeture of ergot ■Hoc.
lura ergotae ammoniiii Pharm,

fitwnMd« trwfiire^

ammoBiated tmetnre of guaiicumia
tinctura gnaiaci tmraoniaii pharm.

ftwrflfitv eflfi^ fitre(f

ammoDialeJ tiaclure ef opiums
tinctura epii ammoniita Pharm,

aaimoniated tincture ef quinine —
ammoaiaied aolution of quinine
ammoRiated tincture of vileriau —
linctnri valcrianee ammoniata
Pharm ffitwifilreSr

ammonialion ft’TPfrre, fttrfitThpT,
*tnre n

ammouia turpeth Chen feTTfitfitn
ammonia valre ftnfil V<l{
ammonia water fitwifitTR
ammoaie, imnioniical dj (of or per
taming to ammonia or tha radical
animonitiiii) W*re
ammoni^mia He 1. fil*r-T«rn /.

ammonificatloo «

ammoniCer fkTm m.

ammonify pi. ficrnt (to lubjeet tOi

amnenii aeettt

amnesty

or to pro<lue# or unaerjo »m»noTn-
Ccstioo) VTH

•mmopil »c»lM=in>«n»nium icrUte
»nimnnio_ immopi- (denotin' tits pre-
sses of #n«nonia or «ini»iomunO
Cltfm, fftw. ^

■Tnmnaio«]aro»ite

*inmon-ioi» (lonie «iiitnoniuin, NIIi"*")
Chtm.

*!.».+)

ammopio nitrate Cfcrui
aiPiuonite (rtmtMnii+ -il<) ftf’CT n*
(a fertihsor)

amruonite Pafronfof. (lAt. rorNU
Jfiiniotii* ‘ham of Ammon ) m.
(•»<«•««)

Ammonites Pa/eopifof. aittlW-tTStlft
ammonium C'Ami ^cr^fn

a acetaiessaminoan acetas i’futrri.

a. alum

a. amalgam firWT5-«T*T
a. arsenate Pr«TJ
a. arsenite Swrfew

a, base

a bensoate fitsn^ tCfW
a, bicarbonate {7*«r3T<tTTftT
a. bifhromaie
a bjfluonJe finnj Frn^»
a. bisul|*lute fti«T3
a. bisulphite fipnj OigF^ rt
a. borate Ftsrt^ri Ct g
a. bromide fifsn^
a. o-bromo camphor r.sulphoniie
fttng at jn ^ »

SMpO ^

a. eirb amate fropj Stin
a. carbonate ftsn^ jrttnftff
a. chloride fitwT^ sft?H
a. chromate finST^ e^«r
a chromium osahte ftssTJ
finftst

a. citrate fiicFT^ PtrrFtV
a. compound fitsRJ
a. cranitc

a dichromatc Ft*K3 ria'J^tV
a. dihvdro'cn pho«pbite fa^ij

a cmbclateftSET^ ftrsllT

a. ferro cyanide l?nng aniW qqilfir

a. fluoride firsn^

«. formate ^*73 qtfW

SS

a hippurate firsijj

a. livdro~en malate lasiij
a hydrogen o\alate ftWTg •a^.Tf
a. bydrojen aucciiutc a^Jl'q

TUt

a. h)drogrtt.o-aul|>lM.benBOate

a> hydrogen tartrate filSsitJ
gtn rri tq

a, by dfoaulphije
a. hydroxide ftsST^ a^olbl
a. hypo-piiosphstc f?mi3
a. iodale PnAlj
a. iodide fen^ig 3Reit
a. laclaie fiiltl3 5r4ttl
a. linolcate f^Tsrjntnsbt
a luatatc ferSIS
a molybdate
a. lutrate firr^tj sijfttl
a. mtnte feqan *lfin
«. oxalate

a. oxafate sod ftTOlj frtjflv »tw
a. perchlorate

K persulphate fitftttj srfffjjfrfls
a, phosphate (mono , di>. tn )
ftlfstt^ ft . Ts )

a. pho«pho-roo!jbdateftt7n3WIW»

swftJ

a. picrate fitsms

a pjro phoepbaiefieatgsifhT-WRqlil

a. salicylate

a. aalls fitTW3-qrqxt

a. selenatc ftlllj i>

a. ailico-fluoride IHqui-j^an nt^q

a. stearate fimtg

a. auccinate

a. aulph.ainate

a. aulpluie ftaeij y<rdiq

*. aulphide Piqaij

a. sulphite ftqirq gftqs

a aulpho-cranidc ^ -^qT^nt

a. sulpho-ridn-olratc ftjqqij gft-

a. tartrate J-qiqqw

a. Urtrate acid «tX9r

a. trlluratc dri%lq

a thiocyanate fTTTt^ «T5^*?qiiftT

a, thro-cnolybdaie StTTt3*irq-^qetnr

a. thio*su1pbatc %ftn3 sj^q
a, tolueac-^BlfdioBjte ft T i r ^fj Tl.

a tungstate

a uranate Fisdlj ftpJUq
a nrate ^

a valerate frmj
a. vanadate FlStl^ TTafK
amiDoni uria (o*75>Jwiia+ -una) ileij.

aiiimonizition=antmonificalion
ammono edj ftTcTS
ammono- Clitm piafl*.
ammono acid firsw* itx^r
ammono base fttK tft?
ammoDo>ha<}c adj. fincs-qft*
ammonoearbonicacidf^scscirnftqisn^
ammonocarbonou8acid%?^(Tp$sn9
Ammonoidea ^init*rni m.
ammonolysis Chfri finntdTR«

+»tJR)

ammonolytie ad], Cfcrm.
ammonolyte eft. (to subject to ammo-
noIysi«) Chfni, fit*n45l«f WT’tT
ammono atlt C)tm. Ttqvr
Ammoa’a bornabi ppoeara pua
major BhippoeampusB cornu
ammonia ^cic^.'rFqrC n.
Ammoperdix dr«T7WtT*a?rfV
Ammophtla 1 s^t, (onifnepAifoai 'ssad*
losiBj*) sfyTOW-rafil
2 Zed (a genns of Kind trups)

A. arenariasbearhgnas.sandreed
(groscs on sandy shores of lales
and seas, and binds the sand by
its laterJacing rootstocks) BTttI*q
jfJiq ft itl

ammophos «•
ammumtioQ ifij (projectiles thrown
against an enemj)
arms STTjq, srtutltq
armaments STU-^WTr. ^finnr
arsenal TTqiWT
ordnance w ig q
munitions of siar
weapon qro

ammnnitioa bay cr store
ammunition boots 5^
ammunition depot aXiUiia-atinn
ammunition pouch t^4iai*’qTq
ammunition store wlziqi^rEg
amnesty TT3VBI Call acts of amneaty
originate with Uio erowa’— Aiyar

•mnion

86

•raennl or taIus

to wholo elMses oreommooitin)
imaioa 1 Anat™ ZoA. (lb« wo«r-

BMl f(ielmlinembr»Be)TrT«.

2 (la Imect*) Zed ZVW n
A3nn\oti Zed m pi

imniote^ool 37ft
amnioticarf; Angt 3t<l7,!m7I^
amniouc flaid inat 4Wm'l' ffl
(from *T!W)
finaiotic folds Anal TTVtrni
A.^1 0 (Aaiistaat UarketiBR OSeer)
Bftw (qrnr^ wftijft)

AMO Ussistant U*di«a] OSear)
nftw (RtI77 wfwilft)

amoeba ^ool «rW7^ ( T^J «

Amoeba ^ooJ 3tB¥ft-tnrrf^

A proteui Hiir|/7 3T*r77t
A Terrueoia
amoebi »T»rF^
amoebie ndj Tttryft-

areoebie dwoterv 3TiT7f7 wjirRtHlt.

TTJTFftT WTffrTWR
luoebindal a<l; «nr 7 f^

(tnoebieidal dro;
amotbieide vnirf^ 'a
loioebi form a •Boeboid aJj
*nr?a7f*i

Amoebma Zeel (hariag th:<k irt«-

gular paeudapodia tltTT)aLoboaa
’PI nt

anoebocrie (call hit mg amo^
bold form or ruorement*) *177^
*ttri/

amoeboid a Ij *ffl7«7rJf. «T7Fft7
amoelioid roriiusileaimaeboeple
amoeboid epithelium cniTtafar ar^.

'ax

amoeboid motement rtfit.

imoel-oid »tipe »m7ft-«777I
Anioeliophrya (c;k pAryii 'auciet )

anioebula 2cr.l I'TFTT m
amoLaamurk
Aetonium Jl ^ Ttfn

A aroiTiitirtim

A eo«utura{i-5ifa/»ti«’haeinglinaa’
thi (mt H tteongVy TiU>ed'~

Sub) nTf>3f(t*l

A sabulitum (;;T«tter cirdaniom)

(D., U. «««, nm.

7* fTTV^t, Ban. TO »*r^. Mar.

A* ztBtbioidea (etpsola pale browa
— Baw)

amoBil Ckaat (cootaiaa ammoaiom
6^13 nitrate, alomiDiam raeaig
powder and lead aaide) fietwfl /.
among tb« federal niuu froTThlT

Amoora Bet

A. eaenllaia (bniiaed IsarM are
applied to redoee inflammation—
Basn) ITn?l*7 'inflam*

mat ion*}

A. poipaiaehja’^Apbanamixif pe-
Ijataekjra
A robhnka

Amorpha Alt b*nol‘+inorpke fonn'
reterriBg to irregular ahape of the

leaeee— PNS.lfHflTflHTIlft

A eaneMenefeiiiiear/aa'gTepibouy')
Tfeir-ftiHtuR
A (roliroaa ({alee indigo)
ftrST^ (dWi lodigo)

A. Banafnoao ‘dwarf) TitRftTit

amorphiiB Cken- /

aiDorpbo. (amorpbont) CAwi- ■tcfi.
Amorpbopbelliie Del
A. caupeBnUin* ■inn*( (D.
<PnEr7,M <U^.Doaber and Catch
»ndt «ia. Mar. tC^)

A. peatniiflbe aend )nice is uaed
as a poison— 'Baao) ^*1

A, ayWaticoe nw

amorpbooe o<// 1 (hariog- do deter.
tBined term) w^eaei
3 (shapeless, toeinless) tmTTT.
SCJteia. FAiieei (unCT) itallized)
ar^fei, amifl (XT.)

emOrphoaseorlesifirrot MTIVRWTW
amorpbons dipilalin CkeW. dlTT
•tTjwfb

amorphous pliospbofiia d)p'| RiTIT
amoepboiis sugar Rs%Qu fl4TI
amortise o emoitiac
amomaslioa 1 Aew AmR n.

3 u'3*R w,

miBOitiastMB end eontraetual repay,
meot WTI WfTPRR sft

r)R 7

aBLOetxatuift fund WJ’Hdg Mr

araortiiation of capital cost 3^.
7^*77 «T tRJ^id

amortue rb 1 Lmo (to alienate land
to any corporation, to atieaats in
mortmain) Atitr (short for ftriX-
TOTS)] (sM alienate)

2 (to proTide for the gradnai extm.
etiOD of a future obbgatioa in
adfance of maturity .)
amoont 1 m (Conat.)

2 AooUUejnnp Tlftl «.

3 J/oiAfprioeipaland lotaresOOTR*
RTn.

4 (iinantitr) RIRI/.
aise tOwpiT
weighl RTT
volnrae Tfrut

to anieuBt to k rriR ^71
amount by atlaehmrat Riqiugoi ^
TTRI tlfir

amount called np an^K TT^
amount cashed tl|.?TrfjT
amount claimed RXTfhlTnf^
acoouBt rolonn TlflT XRtR
ameuBt covered (la lasuranee) WTT^.
fiR Trfh

■mount decreed RltfRi glOr
■nouDi depoiiled fkfirrnf^
amouDt drswR frcnd nf)r
amount dne 2 T1^

3 W’R Ciftt

aaouBt iacoBtrorerir ntlTIkTf tifil
amending to V JtR, It RRn
eoount of balance ^if gifn
amoDDt of bill ^77 ^ TiOt
amount of bloom 317 riri
amount of ealla rreeivcd sro tirti.
Tiftr

amount of 'calla unpiia eriiVfRT
RiRTI^Tlftt

amount of compensation Tl%

amonnt of loan 3717 giTir
amount of loss TifT-antn
amount of precipilaliou f3rri7y7jf.srwi
amount of rent aBouatly payable
3 fi^* f^C 7 RltR-nfR
amount of ahsre iu inoai Rpff & fttl*

nfit

amount of toonog Ttgq. nm
amount of trade * 7 t 7 TT.RnT
amount of tnmiag ifaij. RjirfifRntl
amount or valne of the tubjectmat.

BTROUnl

87

•.rapKiphteic Jrandla

t^r o! tlir »tiit «IT-f3^ ^ Tt%
»ni^ win

emouiit out'lanJiHf! TT^. 5i’<

Tlftt

amount o>frduf <fvi?l'fPT TTftr, dn»i«

Tlfn

amount o\crpaid»lfelriOTnftr *tf^

TTfn

amount paid in ca^li TiisT

amount paid up pftT''

amount payable ^ Tlftl

amount prepaid 'iJ'sti Trf^

amount realized !0*T

amount recommended ttfttPTT&^TlRr

amount recoieraldept^t^^ TTfST, nT^T

nftr

amount aanctionalde ttnlQ Trfp
amounta detailed oterleaf ^

*r^ TriVftrf

amount aecured afatIJT Tlftt
amount unpaid Ttftr. WTltfirr

Tlftt

amount \aUhdravin JnPIJTT pftr.firei^

Tifn

araparo blue (reddialubtue m

hue, and of liigh^'aaturationl^^l^

rs

arapiro purple (bluish blue red tvtflr.
^0 in buci of higb ^ aaturation)
TJ|

Ampelieeps Artt THWift-intTfif
Ampelideae Bob irnstT'S^ n*
Atnpelodsaui araneosi ss Vilia oraue*
Ota Boi>

A.aruottianacsVitis indica
A. UtifoliacaVIttsIatKalia
ampelopsidio Bixhm. f??TSrf»r/.
ampelopsin BwArm. ^1% /.

Ampelopsis Bot T^fTHTI Jnrrfit

A. ({uinquefolia (Virginian creeper)
?^[TSn (^utnque- S*^-,
•folia -qn)

A.tricuspidata(iriei<ip«f<2<a ‘tnree-
poioted'i the older leaves with
three tailed divisions — PNS.) fkc-

arapera-e Eire. P^%IIIPT / (tift
strength of eleotncityeuneai Aea*
sored m amperes)

ampere BI«r. (» unit of intensity of
electne current) m. (f^^+
currwl) (Vt) (ooiT • which ia

for ilitolnte unit of CTPrent ^)
ampere are eiMt
ampere balanee
amjiere-foot fufe-uiv
amjierediour pvz
ampere-meter, ani\*ero-ni«ter ElfC.

59ft PFIw.
ampere-mmuie /Ver
ampere-tecond / fei oe(?
aiii|>rre* theorem aift-finiP
ampere turn Elfc
a mfierometer = am|»eremeter
ampli*, ampin-, amplio* 1 (both) 7tTq*r

S (on both «ide<, about, around)

•rRrr*

anijiberoioLy Zool -aJ^ii-t-l ti
amplietamine=bei«ednoe
ampin sampli-

ampliiartliro*is .(h<i/ m

(srticulation «(•'*, admitting slight
motion ^)

ampbia«ter Zol anqitm /

Amphibia Zeol. ni , awf-

«i pi.

ampliibian n. 1 attVWToi.

3 (an airplane) o

ampliibian n,lj. TWtPUT
ampbibiout od/ 1 TWtm
2 Bot st ra sc itft , wrftsr ( t«f)
amphibious bistort ss Poly (Tonum am.

phibium (Br. FI- p.-695)
amphibious character (of a Tillage)

amphibious mammal Tttuwt
arapbibiona plant m'u

amphibius Bot. For »pi5r
amphibUslula Biof- /

amphibolc m. (m. for SRig

magnesium, for calcium,
B- for silicate, 9»- for wRi*

mineral)

ampluboliredoff/

amphibology rpimtu ». (capable of
tw 0 interpretationa, aliort for

Amphiboloms Zeol, (evceptionat in
trequeotlyruiiningoatliefaind feet-*
rail 43D)trr««ft-n9iTft
amphiboly Leijtc h.

ampbicoclous aJi (biconcave)

Ttrqt^ai

ampbicoclous vertebra ZeeL Ttrq*

Aiiiphieoiiie Bof occur*

as \ punt nauio tn levieons)

A. emodi *n*nwi (Kashmir

lain)

amphieone TtrinTJ m
amplu-crcatiniacBioc/ieiii
amphicriLral ailj Bot (having the
phloem surrounding the s\lem)=
Ladrocentric uvu^iv*

Amphicyou Paleoiitol, (intermediato
between the dogs and the bears)
ifprsS-ffjTTPi
arophi-diOTime TtTV
ampbi-diploid <iilj fiy«l
amphidisc Zoo/ (both ends haring tho
heads of an Indian eluiming sticW
SWfltfllTsir III,

amphieameous£=Braphigsmous
arophi^amoua adj Bot. (with aes-
organs as j et undiseorered) BtjiS-
tlddlh

arophigastrium BoC. (stipnie-lile lea*
ves on the v.eotral aide of the thal*
Ins) H,

amphigeneBleucite /Ifnirrol.
ainphigenoui jjyeol. (a collar on tb»
oogoDial stalU fitVK n,
amphigesous od], i/yco/. (giowmg all
around an object) ’flKtCl (
Ampliileitea PaliotiloU (the middle
cusp was the tallest-~Bonierp.260)
gyqwtipjr irsiifff
Ampliilina Zool STinfe

Amphilinidea Zool. rw «i.

Amplnloplus Bot (ntiip/ii 'both sides ■,
lophis 'crest')

A. odorata grpq aHuRw
amphl mixis Bio/- fiftm h.

Amphincura Zool. in pi,

Amphiorides sntrfir

Amphiorididee U7T m.

ampbiosus Zoo/- TWiTTOfset m , Jhn*
eclet) aifswr/

Amphioxus Zoo/.^’Traf^’I-innfe
Dist. Ampliioxidcs TOirfltinjrarfJr
A. laoceolatiis =: BranchioMoma
lanceolatum
amphipldoic adj. Bot
amphiphloic bundle Bot-

periphloie bundle Bot-

AmphlpUetc toUnottal* 83 amuiar

tmphipliloi«ioI«oe«teIeSo( (U«IietD

I 559) 4*iaNlt>r(« •11VKIM
amptiipIiljiD adj Zool
«inphipoeu»tiearf/.Zi>o)

(-n.)

Amphipoou* ZmI (nwip/u +01.

pw^j n *to braatha*) «H4^ilPT.aairT
A. cuchii ^ft»t
■mphipod 4 *J fl'J t m
Am|>hipo<]i Zool T*WT?.r^ m
Ampbiptyehes^Cyrocotyla

Amphiibtena ^(in{ (a centii of tizarda
V ith eoncetIe<l «) •* and etn) 9^

•inplii»b«enian adj Zed
AtnpliiiHaroidieZaef VTT tJi

iinpIii«poi»B;iile adj Sot (tiiving
two lind< of iiT>or«— ^Y*ll )
VYai’J.ZViatJPJl'JMI*

•mphupore 3/y.-el (a «ecoi'd ipeeial
tjpa of ui»fin»p«re)«a ^«i'J w
»niphutotn»\ooi edj flat
Anpbittoimim 7oot T>W^-Jr»Tfil
awphwiylic td] Zed a*«tnlwn
•mphiieBe-tyRotenf ^ooi «l'Hiy m
imphilhetire 1 «

a Cf<V S*WWT
■mphilhecium Bol 1 IT'Wf m
3 (m mo»»e«) anil*f n
Anphitbanum Valeontot (thera wu
a «e^) 4 na)oped aatulat on

tha jiw— Bomerp 260) ffirft

Anpbiiratidae Zool
Ainpbiii'ctut(amp5< 'both +Ck Irtlot

pocket like openinR*
into Ihebrenchial cavity— CNO HI
393) ^aywfJn+nnfi
A. pctag'cui^Gk jidojof ‘eoi')*fff^

imphitropoui o+y.(ortr*iuvfne)i)o<

Amphiama ralrontol {omphi + Gk

jirvftitiia 'breath )

A, tndictyli *^<J^TWWJfTvff
Eumidte TW^TTtPt m.
are finxTTT* tnnft
A. elegiotaA xiuaiaitiTf^flni-
nifu

Amphiurid»efinpn^%^T „

inphivatil a leptoreotnc
tmibiiylie-penzylie arfy Bot

KIW

tmphiiylic luadlre — penxylie butt.

dire

amptto Chetit TkTV
ampholyte (amjdlatacie + alectrof^fr;)
Cbevt 4*fal?ff n

amph<y]>eptoite £iocfc>en. TW TT^
amphophi), ampltopliiltc, ampliophi*
lout adj (utainini* vritli both acid
arul l>aew<l>ae)Tm.T«W
amphoric a4[f UtJ ftw.
amphone rceonanrtf ftvs
amphoric retpiration Tim
amphotencif/f/ Choot (raaetin^ either
•a aleetropoailive or a a electro
negative reictini either ae an acul
or aa a hj»s) Twifw, TBBafMSkT
amphoteneoiidc CAnu Tnqff43n^
ample aJj mHn

ample arope erimr
amplf aopptiea

araplexieaot odj PM rcncir'

cling atom

amplute od) Sfyrol (etilarredl^m.

ampiutive out/ r^ie ftrnft ( ri}
ampliative laferaBCc Logie ftwift
atjww

aoplistive propoailioa Lojie
BWN 4 I

araplificatioa i a.

2 PAyi s.

amplified oJf.

amplifier Tf^w^ia.

amplifier analyeia
amplify tb. iffJTT*

2 riee.ft^

amplilode 1 (extant) ftwiT m

3 IfatK (aegle, or arcument, of a
complex tiumber) •VlW. ftmTt m.

3 rxv’ l)ml« m

amplilode of oeeillelioo n^W-ftwn
amplitode e( vibratioo ettVq fawiT
ampoule ITed (a email bolliout glue
vreeel*'*) «*»■? m.
ampt (amperea) yvfi* m
ampulla ^eof. aen^ n
ampulla of Lnrettaioi aea Savi'a

AmpoIIaru (Lat. '* globular flaikO
Zool. 5*WVTj4r*rfT
Ampollariidae (faouljr a! apple ibelU)
yrWTTK+H m.
ampullary caoal Zod
ampuute ei. ahl^T^, w' n ^ I «TT 1 .

amputation »», alri^jx m • »•

primary amputation (eoon after tlio
injury)

aerondary amputation (after suppii-
ration Ilia begun)

f pootanroua amputation (<pontane.
ona aeparition of a dead part)

amputation in continuity Surg (paf*
formed tlirough a liona and not
tliiou-li a ynint) aaT*=n
ampntator wiia^ (C m.
amputre fegfn m

Aniran mountame Ceo? qiT W
Ameonia Pot (iliowy bluiah flowera)
rflF^OT'jnnfir

A aD'uilifoIia ft^tdria rftsgaw
A aa 1 1 c if ol la (M/iri/ofiO ‘aalix
(n illowj-loaved*) dlllilJi •flwyu^

A talierniemontina (cotiiinon in
the SU Umtad Slataa) WB-
ym

•ml (amount) tjftr m
amuck « (act of tunmng •muck)
9 i 9 l**n( 171

a Diulio fortion ('hj f»r tha itroBgar
rewon, tight or eauity'} 5^^
tmuae p5 It^irOTTr^TWifrift^t^rni
■rFnT. im

3 (to keep in expectation)

S (to beguilai delude) Bf<n ^
amuiing children ttxfr
divert ((treaaee the diitraction of
the attention from that nhich la
occupying It, and promotion of
gaiety] aqqet-i,

recreate (inipliee a cliange of occu-
pation for tha aake of retreehment)
CTO.

■muard adj a>rT

amuiement 1 (Conat ), rnfHtRiX

ti , W^rywpT

dnenion (ttrman the diitraetfon
of the attention front that which
If occupying it, and promotion
of gaiety) acic^d.
recreation (iroplieaaehangeof ocea
pation for the aake of rafcaah*
menl) bOtr)^,
amuMr m.

AiaasiuB

Anibsena

Atadtian Zo>^ (jill fili":!*'-* irs
much eIo^g^te<^^ »nd t>r«ad h^e”
PH. 1 600) q;afarR-S3T?T

Amyfdilaceae Bot. n

amygdala*® {an'j-idahn + -<t*e)

atTTwrer «*•

amygdalate I C/»c*n (a *alt of »ro>g
diJic acid) Ui^t''i*ri’J n
2 Ued. (milk of ’almonds)* RnTR-
5*^ n

amygdalic ad] Clu^n •innlli4>
amv'daliferous ad] PtUv) RTTIR*^
amjgdaliD Chnx. WTTTT.fJT /
amT'dilitu^toDsilIitia
amr'daloidal rock. Pftro^

Amygdala! Dot.

A. communis RTTTT*^ «ni4
A. communis amara (bitter almond)
WIWI*5<

A. communis dulci*(siaeet almond)
Riill'tJ RWR

A- i>«r»iea=Prunua peHea ar:^
RWR

amygdo Ditnie Chm. wHIdlR
mnygdo phcRia (Bm!/7ifala-‘-pAcflol+
•la) Pluinn.

amjrgdule Pttroy. n.

aaaylUiat tfm)liim*»t4rcli'+ •i/l)Client4

n (*[»»+-«)

•etire amyl fjrj JT»T^
ito>amyl
iaoomyl alcohol
tertiary amyl ijdlati RiTW
amyl*, amylo. Chm. 1 (ami/lum
‘starch') (C/ Beng. 5^ WJ)

2 (amyl the radical; dmylatn+ -yl)
R'SU-

amyl acetate Chem.

Amyl-acetate lamp c fn e r lamp
Photon

amyl alcohol Chem. RSK«t gW
isoamyt alcohol R>R*s^ gT?
normal amyl alcohol sjrj

pninary amyl alcohol irni R » lt t

5T?

tecoodary amyl alcohol

R'tw

tertiary amvl alcohol S[*T7

5^

unyl-amlne CActa,

uaylan (amylum ‘atarch') Chem,

sfersT »

amyl-aniline Chen- R»75t
amylase (mrirlam ‘atarch*) Biochem.
JT^m.

amylate Chem. »•

amyl benzene CA«nt> w'se-. 'jJ-R
amyl benzoate R'lJB
amrl bromide i(astl CTR
amrl butyrate Jrsjtt
amyl caproate j;»T^ itt’ilT
amyl caprylate Jl*C?
amyl chloride a|'iS9
amTl cioaamate ijet-t •Jltf'rflR
am>l disulphide

amyl emit Sled- (preseneo of starch
m blood) inr-f^ /
amylene Cfiem n.

amylene dichlonde trrr^a
amylene hydrate Ras?'*R
amylenol Chem tjaT^^TT w.
amyl ether CAcm- R»T?t ^
amyl formate CAe»t>
amylicodj C/im.

amylie fermentation CAon unf^tR

amylidene Cheet. Ra^QZR n.
amyIiQ(antyfum'starch')CAm> RftT/.
amyl iodide CA^ns- HtSR
amyl i$o-valerale jjarw R-R^TR
amyl lacute rstR g t ift a
amyl mercaptan at*TR T tl B R
amyl, oitns (am) 1 nitrite) R^TR
amyl nitrite RyRWai&9
amyloo<//.(of,orpeTtainwgto. starch)
rPtr

amylo., amyl- Chen. 1 (amyl the radi-
cal) ««S^-

2 {tfitylum ‘starch") R^-
aiDyIo-celluIo*e = starch cellulose
Chem R^.^Nng

amylo-clastic odj. Chem. R*T.^fVc
amylo-coagulase wra*^
amylo-deatnn
amylo-dyspepsia J4«g Jlh ».
amylo gen neR.aR < t
amylo-genesis R^T RRR n.
amylo^genic o<f/*R^-RRR
amylo hydrolysis R^RJr^TRR
amylo hydrolytic a<f/-R*? RSifir*
amyloid «. CAeos., Btoelem. R^TTR ru
amyloid^amyloidal odr-R’IIR, R^TT*

lilR

amyloidal adj.

amyloid degeneration = amyloidosis
— lardaceous degeneration if«f.
R*TfR*?rtr

amyloidosis Sled R^TTR.?rR m.
am^Iolyiis Che^n- R^TTSTR »•
amylolytie adj. Chem. «»SiRl*
amviome (starch-contaiamg parea-
chvnu) H'slPo j;t-
amslon = malto-e
amsio pectin Bieehem. R^-*n»%fr
amylo phagia ReT.tTSTR n.
amylo phosphite Chem. R^ RT?^Ir
amylo-phosphonc adj. Chem. RST-

*nf^

amylo process RTR-fcRT
amy1op*in (rtujj^fa+trjprin RRtTft)
Hiiv7iem R^*7I^ /.
n*amyl ortho formate CItem.
ars%T5ftR

amsiose CAeni. R"rg «
amylosis JTed

amvloHynthesis Chem R^T-’tT^RR
amyl oxide Chem. R*TR aflR
amyl phlhilate
amsl propionste R'gyr
amyl isIicyliteR^T^tR^r^W
amyl sulphide R*TR
amylom (stsreh) *r*t n.
amyLnria Med. R*r-dt$ n.

Amynodoa Paleoniol. (related to the
rhiDoeeros* They rrere bomles-,
but had the canmes dereloped into
corred tusks aR»«) TT*a*t*R*-Jrjnft
amynodont 7^r7tT*TR m.
Amynodoulidse T^raiiegR-^ m.
Amynias Zaet, g fic n-ga ift
'earthworm* annent word)

Amyns commiphora = Commiphora
agslloeha Bet.

A. pentaphylla » Clansena penta.
phylla

A sematrana et punctitaadan.
sena excayata

amytal (iso-amyl-ethyl bsrbitulic acid
R**) Pharm,

Rs^a ft.

amytal sodium Rx^ QTTng
An (aetiooo) Cherr.

A N. (sfter-DOon) R.R. (aTOR)

an. (not) »-

•an Chem. ».

ana- (on, up, upward) ^■

AnibeciuBaf (they contaminate

AnalM^n* 90

lerroiw icd eiuse » prononnceH
fishy lists ind odoar) jfl'rnsflJnrrftf
A- itollie

wifti)

A cycidiceirum, A cycadeae tlj-

Anabantidae Zod nftlffe t»

Juuiixi Zod (Gk enahamo to ko^P*
Genus of climbing peich)

BXft

A acande»» (climbiTig perch ol
Bengil) m

Anablepidae Zod m

Anableps Zod (they ire called /our.
tyn) ^ 3 ^ trsTifr ^

A. letrophtbalmus uni-M
anabolism Bid ^ tn
Anicinthiiu fad bi pi

Anaeardiaceae Sol h.

(from SemtforpHi >atrs)

anaeardie acid Chem
Anecardium Sol

A. occideatele (cube* apple, eaa-
haw not. West Indian casbaw
nut) O-. N

Asarhans ■ Pbilotm Sot
A aliioastrum (afiifutlrfim *aUiae<
like") rtVfffTTff arftwst (alsiae

anaconda (attuna a leafth of forty
feet or mote) Zod. atfpa'R ft
Anacro^nae Sot wwtrfiftw: mpl.
tnterogjaoui aJj, Sot aRHofftw
anacrogyny Sot mAuilftni/
anadromout adj. Sot (dM ‘op *V' ^
dromot running BT^') (Germ,

die £iro>te tunauftuhend)
aBsemuBanemia

anaerobatioD (inaerouio (ermenta-
tiou) n (abort for

dbift»«a)

anaerobe Bid Oiring withool air or
free oaygen) WBmftg, araiT«Vf» m
auaeTobie oSj il.ol 1 (liring in the
absence of free oiygen) atBTrftiiY,
WTfTiWf

9 (pftt t o or lodneed by anaerobes)
arfPT^ftg,

anaerobic apparaloi and scCMiorics
M>^c Ueutia vgnnfKt rnv^.

anaerobic decomposilion wwprfff.

anaerobic digestion mlW tfiW^
anaerobic {crmratition attSBJftB

anterobie jar aT5TiHtf-*9W
anaerobic organism it9!W:ffT, anlTTC*

rffy

anaerobic psitrefselion
anaerobic respiratioti miTK
aBSerobiont’s anacrotic
anaerobiosis aruiw jOvW. «nrT*-tI)T? fi
anacrobium = anaerolic
anaerojihyte £o( iraraH^/
anaeropiatlyj/n; ft-eat.

ment of nonnds tiTI b} ereluSion
of air »(?is)
aniesibesia ftattWt /
anaetihesia trolly fknaWttRn!)
anaesthetic n
C/, anaetlbetist AattlC
anaestheiiat Ut.t w.

aojesihetiae tb
•oaesiheliaed aitj.

AotfcUisCof

A. anenair tnsi>««3i^CTSTit (Hib.
rflOTlO)

A. indiea MKB tnficwiil
A lioifolia 7t)ni4-3n^mnA '(nr*
fini + /«fid)

A lenelta (a slender glabrous peren*

Bill. UnelU *3)

Anaimos Auei mferagnrjnrfii (rl*i
‘erimson'i f^Pl'broast")
anal «d;. rjp.
anal aperture Anof
anal cerci
analcime a analnte
anal eim Zod

analcite (Ok. enoifei *neal[', in alia*
lion f» ita weak electnc power)
5 J*i(H« m- (-** for wRw mineral)
analeptic nJj 1 (reatoratire, firing
strength) U<lgl««

3 (any agent reetonng health after
illness) dfWIUllik
anal fin (Oarm. JJterflom)
analgen, analgrBe (Gk. gnolgtt ‘pain*
lass') rkorm. ^^rug m.
analgesia Hd. W^ f f /.
analgesic od;

anallitie lens 5*rr. (it raducaa tbo

additire constant for the tscheo-
<neter to lero) tft? ((iTit'Y

additive)

analogic o.lj. Lojic (of, or pettaimng
to, analofs) fiarH*

Awr

analogical itilj Leoie 1 (founded on
analogs )

2 (evpTessiiig analog')

(•*= 1 )

analogieal lofcrencc Logic
■na1ogisinXog'e{reasoningb) analog))

analogist litr]ie (one siho,ensont fiom
analogs ) Hits*t trf** in
analogous gitj 1 Hltl, SfliB

3 Dial ^fTWT
ejusdem generis ttaiAv

analogous class iTrRW
analogous name or term Logic (bear-
ing an equiioeal or doublemeanmg)
WT, ^

analogue 1 rtW «

2 Siel (an organ similar in fane-
tion ■•) lb

analogy j gnm n.

9 Logie tntTV n.

a (iimilanty of quality) y^iWUtf n.
bUim ilarity of ralation)

BTnv n,

o(a ralation of IikenMs) tnnT*

(n*Wnt.

S Biol (rraemblance in lusetion)
CiIhiKO t» (homology tww B'tn)
false analogy mrqVTXm
on the anilogy of trlfi
analogy test Ptyehol (reijuinog tbo
supply of tbs fourth term in a
proportion) W^TIW-TT* Tftw
anal pole Zcol tn-VW
anal respiration Z^.
anal aegment 1 Zod. gT*'**T
9 d»ot.

anal apot Audi. 5X8^

anal tocker Zod

■nal rein ST^rfl

tlulyae vfc f^^Tgut WtWJ

analyee and abstract (a eaae) Admro.

ftferw afrr ftirr «Twt
analyied aJj. ftfttr
analyser fktWw m.
toaJysing of sound pAp sarfiifki^

•aaly*** 1 WlW •

91

anattomoting branch

analTtif, giaTimetric

^CUn, ilnth . Loote fitVtm n.
(•ravimetric «nalysi»
proximate analy(j« mUT

rjualitatite analysis
quantitative analysis r«pTT-fi??79T
ultimate analysis «T»'^
soliimetnc analysis

fiVr’t

analysis lalioratory fit^Tn inJ^trrTfBI
analysis o{ toll
analysis of variance
analyst m

analylic=»anal)tical wyM^

analytic n Z^ic Moctrine or teehni-
(]ue of lojtical analysis or the result
of applying lueh technique)

’I'm/.

analytical nrl]

analytical assistant IT^TS

analytical balance ffm,

qet.jyej

analytical chemistry trrrn

analyticj] condilioos J/a/A

nPr»»a

analytical data %yAPf* yT.tnfl
Analytical economics
analytical geometry
analytical jurisprudence
?nn Ue» junspmdaace)
analytical labor atoryl^^Tet sr^<ni(«l
analytically Hniss^.
analytical mechtmci tnOtrA

analytical mill
analytical reagent
analytical aection ftftT»f**r5KTtT
analytical solution PAyi.^ifVcf^e*

analytical trigonometry

■ ftft

analytical weight Xfiy

analytical worb farVqei.^rJf
analytic economics vy^l^ mhlTRI
analytic factor yt»X

analytic geometry
analytic mechanics

pure mechanics anf^tnCt
■nalytico. fTyV>T-

analyiico synthetic process Edue.

ftvi ,

•mlytic proposition Logus

rwnm

■ntlytie psychology nfllftsyw

analytics r^ojieUiubdiTition of logic)

antlyse^analyie
a nily ser => analyser
Animalops (i^s *eyo*) •Tmr^Jnrrf^
( 0 / PhatMepharon)

Ansmirts Bot (according to Web
dsnved from Sanskrit *mi1^)"e«iai-

A coccnlus (erowkiller, fish berry,
fish killer, Indian berry, lonse
herry, oriental berries, poison
berry) CtTJTtft •t'njnl (Bng eroia-
killtr, D., Ilin Ban Oo) Tel.
mA)

A paniculatisA. coccnins
A toxtferaesA cocculos
snsmiie is twine (a colour, reddish*
yellow AtTiTSK m hue, ami of low
taturetion) sra^tWK
ansmmoiiiJe CAon (acompoundform*
ed by abstraction of ammonis)
n

anamnesis l (recollection) H'msNiai n
(past history of a case of
disease) n
Ansmniota Z«cl. m pf

aosoiniote ZodL tr^[vdt (A^ m*
ansmoiotic aJ). Z«eL m
animorpbic zone Gtol (lo which
simple mtneralogicel compounds be.
come changed to more complex
ones) sriJwj'HsiJr^W
ansmorpbism 0«>I. niftwi*5Pt *i.
ansnaa {Ananat fo(icui) *tmH m , n.

(theplantism , tbefniit n). W-tHIH
Ananas Bot SUlfa

A, sstivus (ananas, pineapple) trnn^
wrns (wtTO 'resMnbliog a jack-
fruit 'IJtn')

AnsnaisiBAuenas Bot.

Ansphalis Bot BW'Mf Jnnft
A msrgsTiiscea(pMrlyETerlatting)
gySIMiJ'I'fl (morporifoeu 'pearly')
A. neelgemana (the fresh learea
are bruised and applied to wounds
— Basn) ttWP* B'fltiff (Basu ITHIS)
anaphase JJiof tnn^twTT/, (a stage
after *till dtrision W*?)
anaphoresit (antonym of cataphore-
tit, impltee upward motion)
asphredlsiac mif. 2f$d.

anipDyisxii (unutnal or oxaggerekwl
reaction of the organism to foreign
protein or other Bubitaneea— •
Borland)

anaphy tes Bol ('short segments’—
McLean 1.653) wgvseg ui.
antplisia Mrtf* fnitPl n.
utpophyiis Ann; TTATim
anipsid ui;. Zool.
lyiupsid 5?
diipsid
parspsid

Anspsids Zeot. (skull wholly imper-
forate) m pi

*fr>m m (ngl'1’1 soperorder)
anipsid skuU Zool.

Aniptomorphidae tn.

Ansptomorphus Pafcoiifol (genns of
large eyed lemurs from the Eocene)
iTCTAgffllTfJ

anarchism 1 H(IJl4.(niTT "»

3 Utineni /. (sm collectmsm)
■nsrehiM W Tlll f ’n T rO (. 1 ^) ri,
anarchy STynifsi/.

Chios wrtwi.

confotiou

commotion

Aamhrodira ^»I. smf)«rfrt7JfA m.
Anas Jptt wfti-trwfil (cfll* oeeur*
m

A. boschas (wild duck)

A. platyrhynchoiwA. bv«vhas
Anaaa Zool. ^«Tl»T¥)e.ffirtfir
A. triatia (tquaah bug) tnJn»B « an*T.

Or

Anispidapaleontol.lon.'not'-f Ok. at-
jndoa 'shield') ('Plorder),
mpl

Anaipidacea EtwI. Un- ‘not’ + Gk. «-
ptdoi ‘ihield’) m r»

Anaepidee Eool.

Anastatica Bol, (Ok) anaaforij 'resur-
rection.' Called Resurrection Flank
because the dry dead plants open
flat when immersed ‘lU water— PNSJ
arjOndt-snriftr __

A. hierochuntioe (rose of Jericho"
niiH wgjfttwft

anastigmitie ad/. Optics arftfiaj
anastomose pb. 1 OrreTSTT
2 (loterjoin)

aniitomosing bands Zool. W/!W*V ^

eaastomosingWiaohfior.tnvwrv-vnw

Andrachr*

»*

Anemon« puIiatilU

efw mineral)

Andrachne Bot VJlf^

A. cordifolia (» poisonooa plant,
the twigs and learee are said to
\\\\ tatUe when hrowsodl

Aadreaei Bot (dark eolonred alnine
mosses)

Aodreaealcs Sol n

Asdrena Bool

AfldreDidie (most of them Imnaw la
the ground) m

Andrewsarcbos Paltontol (reached
the largest sire of all, with a skull
three test lo length — PH IL 677)
nin'suro-sraife

Andrew'a curve PA^i (reptesendug
isothsrmals of carbon dioxide dedu*
ced from Aadrew'a experimeata)
tnti Huerq' ^

Aadrew’a expenmeut (detertuieinj
the pressure volume relatiea of
CO») n\ <7* <iftm
Aadricui Bool (Ok aner ‘maa’)
tnnfTi

tndroceiutn (A ) Bot jlflo.

■Dilrogra Bool ( t^) m

an IrogeDoui adj (produciug males)
Bot s*ni

Andrographis Bot
A efhioidei (iowtn auaienas—
Baau) »55’7

A paB]culJla = creat((romSanikrit
rsa?rr«s's)snnw*jJ>iT^(B,N >sei»^)
aodroi^eophoTe w jy aandi oph o t e
Bot Jaiulnwt »
aadrogyuoui e4j Bot ft feift
Andromeda a Chained Ledy ,litrofi
W.T7TT/

o Aodromedae Srm mp

*fTT?Tf /.

/3 Andromedaewllirae m Miraeh
yADdromrdaewAlaiachij^s^.

m/

d AnJroraeilaewDeUi

/.

Andromeda Bot xHrfTgT rziBt
A. Boribuuda (j»Tr-

*'/or»A»iKta)

A. )a(H>a>ea

A ovalifolia«Piem«vali/oLa

A polifolia ( moorsrort )

aadrophore Bot SVWT *» (it *np
ports the androecinDi
AndropogoD Bot S^litr

A eitr«us=Cyniboposoa citrains
A eontoTtus = Hetexopog«n con.
tortus

A halepeasie^sSor^uinbilepenBe
A jswaraacsaea^Cyaibopogoii

jwariBcuai

A laJugerwCymbepogoD schoen-

A muncatua (kuakue gnss) TTfR
tlTIT

A nardasssCymbopogon nardua
A o<lotatos=Aniphilc>phis odorata
A schoenairthos = Cymhopojon
schoeoauthas

A aorgborawSorghuiD wlgare
A i^uarTosiis=A muricatos
Aodroiace Bot (rock jasnutie) srpT-

5^ aJnft (f^ jasmine)

A cbaaiaejasine (cAamargaims
‘dwarf jaamine") *4
'dwarf')

A ciliau "TWf®? (7AW

eifiato)

A &lifonius(/Sri/or<nit ‘thread like')

.^pahTsstWf*?

A /oliess (/oliota ‘ibieUy nrprofa*
•ely leaved^ W ) 9Wlvt stpt^^

A glacialieigmiOsRiip^

A laetea
A Isetvflora
A. lanuginosa

A pnmuloides a7j«P^Rt styitfs^
A pnbesccos yTinr wgne^^

A sarmentosa ^<HnO smtgv^

A setnperriToides etPT.

5^ (semperviva «'d)si)

A- scpteatrtooalis (leptntrtonaht
'northern

A. tibeticssnz siTaf<t (is); Tibetan)'
A. 1 Alova srpifw^

■DdroiporangmiD Bol Vpft

/.

tndrospore Eat 1 (a peculiar too*
spore which givet rue to a smsil
msle plant, known M odwaf/tnaU)
m

Swnucrospere

androstane «.

androstanc-diODe
audrosteroue gtrivjl. fquHTPTf/.
^ndious ftjj Bof

tod nbereas
toe CAon- n.

Aneilema Bot ^ ntgq^ tntlfit
A sctpidonim gfOTt'iT f ixngTtiV
(Hin aipah niwli, Persian niiisli-e.
nt/ah)

Bonn <=: nieino.
anemia J/erf, WtiEWr /.

joemia siyinti/
lox anemia

Anemia Bot. (Gk ofirimon 'undid'

A phjllitidii maqeiPT ldlM< (P/iy).
liliiawT^ ;aife)
anemic cates 75rO=l rftft
auemo .aoem. stfra
anrmochoric adj 3/i/eol (wmd disse*
minated) QTSI^qfWl

aacaochory a/„fe; (the condition ot
depending upou tlie wmd for disse*
minatioii)5WtT#hftKl/
aoemomcter W ftag pi ni
ktiMnone 1 Bot TWJulft n.

2=sea anemone sguriTfi
Anemone Bot swrs^Jrsrrfir
A angulosa igWtq tnrJiftft
A. *pooauit‘=bJue toemoae (Bn
FI p 81) ywrsVRt
Ashland a (ifaiida 'enchanting')

A cutunana

A. disct>lor = A obtusiloba
A fulgent »TTq) ytstnn^ (mifr /«!•
Srni ‘glowing, ahimng')

A hepalici (hrpalica 'liver-like*
“the leaves) q^'^iTi gWTTlfjr
A. borteusu (feortciuu *ot gardena')

A japoniti yHiyqlfa
A narcisiiflora tWwVft

(rfiTTI- naroim + -Jrf -/orj)

A. nrmorosa (wood anemone— Br.
Fl p 80 itemororui ‘afiouading in
woods') snre^tmuMtt
A. obtuiitoba wiqT»» (Pan ,

Eumaun ^(Rx)il)

A pnlsatilli (pvlsatillo 'to ahake
t-a. (a tha wiad-FNaj«7^

Anemone quinquelolle 9S angle of dip

A. quinquefolU

•/V. rinnnraloiJei (jellow wood
a n e m 0 n ©— Br. FI. p 81) fw TW*

A. rivultin

A. rupicolalt«r^5T<TriH?l(rtipiC(jIa

'roelfdweller')

A. aulphurea (»tiIp/inr<o 'anlphor*
coloured’)

A sylvc9lris
A. vcrnilis

AnemooopsisBoJ (niif'Wi* n^*i)rs+
.opstJ ‘resembUnco , referring to
the flowers- PNS)

A. macrophylU T513^
aoemophilous ad], Bof. (to which pol*
leo IS carried b\ imd)

•nemophily wtrnifiwtA.^n^'W M.
anemoscope eff^Cfl ni.
oneniotropismBiof
eseroida'O. (Gl fl*not’+«frM wet
+^j(l , eontainiog no liquid) *RfW
aneroid ». (an aneroid barometer)

aneroidogrsph (an aneroid barometer
with a mechanism for recording
atnoaplienc pressure)
anesthesia For off ils (Urtiatiut and
coinpoundi »« aniesihesia, <{c.
anel (P«if«Ianiini orocrofriu)

/. (3 ,u gjf^*). ^T^ff

anellu frurtu 9 »»dillpftani».?n< 3 ^**^

anethole (awlham ‘anise*+ •ole. It
is the pata'propeoyl detiytliTe of
anisole CAeiii. 9llff3«l^/.

anelhum, aneiumssdill Pftarm. SIS*

gfPTO/.

Anethum sowa = Peucedanuia
praveoleos Sot,
anctum ancihnm
aneuploid aJj, Siel. STHTTlpt (euploid
tniipi)

Anenra Sol, (a.'without* + neuron
‘nerr^midrib’) Innlflt-Hetfs
A. eriocaalisalliccardia eriocsulis
(mo-caalii 'stem or ttoeV woolly*)
W*>T

arsenrin (anU-nenntie) Bioc^ens. whvi*
azMTum K anenrysa

anenrjsm lied, (ana* 'op* 'h < tt r V i
’wide*) sn.

angelfish^angel eharL ZoeL nfip*
ITT^ ffl. (angel from 8kt.
angelic adj. CA«m •ifnefn'*
angelica I (a liqnear. flarouTsd with
angelica oil) ^iWiwr/.

2Bo( (any plant of the {onna ^n^e*

Iico) «f»lW «.

Angelica Bot. (Lst. angelns ‘a n g e l<
angelic '•hlW’) «i(d

A. archangclica (ite oil le need as
a flavouring for liqueurs and as
a perfume) g-ttR *»PRH
A. glaaca stfinff

A. hirsuti erthlCT (h i r t « < a
‘hairy tl*fl’)

A. officinalis eiftrn

A. sjlTCitns (wild angelica) •Pf-

eiHuH

aogelice oil irfiwi^
angelicio Cfc*"i (futo coumarin from
itnpeliCA archanjeficA B'W «PnP)

slfirrSt/.

Aogelonia BoL (Sp. angeloM (r. otiQcl
'angel') Jrafil (C/. name
of a tree)

A. graodiBora
angel eliark>aogelfish
anger m

Angeienar = v* EiWtni - Aachat
ylstron. •a.nfiil* m.

sngi = angio*

angina J/rJ 1 (Lat.a» 9 er«*to choke*)
wiflvT/. (from •mwH-iihfa.'e ivit.

9 (Lat. ongere ‘to distress’) n^tri/.

9 (inflammatory affectioo) ni
angina pectorie /

angio- 1 (Tcssel)

3 Hgeot.

angiocarpoue aiJj. ffyeof. (havingthe
hymenium protected by a special
covering) enu'ae'iec hy me-

mum)

angioma Jlfnf. m.

angio-neurosis tied,
angiiyoeiiralic aif;
angiomeuroiic oedema

angio.presiure Sarg

Angiopterla teyaamanniani Bot. (a

genus closely allied to Karattia
jijrn.ffatf?!— McLean 1.639)

^dlniW

angiospenn Bot (haring the seeds in
a closed ovary) winais m.
Angiospermae Bot. VI m.

class), mpl.

Angiostomum ZoA.% ji 4iRl

A. nigrovenosum (lives in the lungs
of frogs and toads)

•angiumlBof (vesseOi

(receptacle)

S'-Vycol

angle » 1 «lsr ni

2 “ angle iron ifleiiqu «.

3 = hook

angle i&. (to fish with an angle)

njut. QVf ^

angle u (alpha) Oplthalmol. W m.
angle bar ileeh. »luTiiraft»T (iPlRa
angle iron)

angle bearing tahn-irrc
angle centrifuge i(bl
angle centrifuge aceesaorieailV>1-
rrfira.TWt'w

angle electnc centrifuge tclei.fillTtj*

sftTt

angle-fish ^oct. (angle aVin to Skt. ^
‘hook') m.

y (gamma) «hi ^ m.
an^le iron clsrpni
angle iron ring SiturnF-TO^f
angle joint

angle r (kappa) tRlvt ^ m.
angle-measuring instrument' Surv.

angle of aberration Astrott.

angle of advance Bly.

angle of aliitnde=elevation angle

angle of arrival Gunnery snrnpHlhf

angle of azimuth ^fira^TT-tatsi

angle of contact

angle of conlingence flfotk, WTWn-

angle of declination

angle of departure Gunnery ftVsi-

angle of depression Geod . Gun. «V-
stfa-iBlJI

angle of descent 2ltl. srqhg'Vtvi
angle of deviation Pky*.
angle of iBp Pkyi. srfVtfir-^

96

Anhlat comuU

angle of diTcr;

angle of eleTition GeoH Gnn

^ .

angle of emergence
angle of fnction ilech-
angle of helix Engin. wBm *r«I
angle of impart il,l wftrTTl''^
angle of incidence Aertmantirt, •PliS*

angle of insertion
angle of intersection l/atk.
angle of lag W

angle of lerel

angle of mmiBiiim deTiation

angle of polansition OptKi

angle of pnim
angle of projection mjl? VN
angle of reference engt^
ingle of teflertwn P}»v»
angle of refraction Phvt
angle of repose

angle of rotatiooBangle of sr h e e 1
rotation Pkft ^fWf»
angle of tight irliltern
angle of s^int Ofhtkatmel K’n vm
angle of the jasr Zool
angle of the vertical AiCroii Tstt VT
«hr

angle of torsion JfalX lf«)i

angle of total reflection Ojiijft artTT'

angle of silieel rolalionsangle of

angler, tneler fishsGshing frog Zool
(tlie first dorsal rij is very long,
niocatle m estry diiection, anfl

terminates in a dermal flap, srhieh is
supposed to be used bj the "argler’
eta bait- attracting other fishes,
which are soon engulfed m the
enormous gape-CNH VUIISI
•fnnft^ » (order PelieuUti)

C/ *“gle.C»h (ol the order Perco-
morplii) WITT-^rr
angler fishisangter affTt-afrU wi
angle eeciion (as a steel har of angle
section) *t<i^7 a

angleiite (lead eulphsie) «{)n»lftnr m

(tOfl lead, ^ for tjoflfl anlphate,
'7? for niineral)
angle thennometer vN
angling see onsle r 6
Anglo* irtTO-

Angto-Hindi Agticnltaral Middle
School

Anglo-Indian «rr*t9 (Const )

anglo-vemaeular school in>T?*tT1T*
tflffWITT-TOTnetfi *lt«ra fipfl-^ISTIlftl,
«}ri« twil TnWl

Angraecum BoT (>Wt.

rtlffabeceoto it is an epiphyte)

A. ebumeom an^nw mhihO^
(ebirrMeiin *l>ka ivory’ ?J*!T5ara
•lldt'S ‘ivory )

K tesqiiipcdale (srs^Nipedale ‘a
foot and a baKIong^hasanener
mona spur a foot longi secreting
honey at the bottom WiUis p 99)
sr^rofr* (seeaes^uiprdohs
(or explanation)
angstrom aangstfom unit
kagstrom unit BAyi n («^

is 10 according to iftwieA)
Anggitla Zoot ^aftir 971^

A vnlgaria (**1) WUP* srftfw
anguilUform od> (eel shaped)

Aoguilliformes Zool wWV^-nei to.
Anguillula Zool (dim of ongiiitla
oen sWlfii*! Moifa
A acel» = vioe»ar eel
A tritici (inrects wheat plants)

nhUt-wWlEm

Angnillulidae^arit (family)

AnguisiToof (includes the blind worm,
ID wbirb (be Iitnl ^ are entirely ah*
stnt-PB 11391)

A fragilis=bIiod worn (hasminu*
te eyes— Web.) *rn^

■DgaUrody (*1^: id compounds

angular « =angulare /a«t (a how)

»r»nfw B

angular arceleratioo ifHDv rryei
angular aperture » aperture Phyt.

angular curvature

angular deformation saisft^ fhFTt

angular desuuou

nnsl* ol divniganc*

jence Bot

angular deviation due to drift flfil,
angular diameter

angular distance, elongation Aslron,
«t8ft9et*5tT

angulare t» (a bone) Aim/ islJiifw n

angular iniertal ifath

angularity (angular currature) Optica

angular leaf Set (P^t
angular magnification Oplicj

(VttBrK

angular magnitude ArtrSn

angular mound Opliei TVoi'?il,7
angular observation Sure

angular play £npin

angular point

angular process Anal

angular radius Vath

angular stem Bot vxrtf

angular storastitis i^silv ynilt

angular stone 8MT

angular sirunBiKav limn Bliiii,

angular velocity dCerd, Elee. Vhfra*

Anguloi Bet (contama the eradl#
orchid, whose flowers are cradle*
shaped) f^a^r^-tratfs ((^<»« cradle)
anguIO'Splenial bone .(rat CTai*firfT*
wn wfttj

asgtttosus Bot Tas. tHIv
aaguilate ad) d/yrot (aarrow) iriWi
angnilifoliaifct Tat (aarronleaved)
irftfrrt

angw.nlibo Zool (drctocebui cola&irrn*

III) m

Auhalonium Bot (an* ‘without’, dries
'nail, •pi)co’— ipinelesi cacti)
(f?nw cactus)

A fissuratum (fisturatum '018(0

A prumsticuni (primaticum (ifS-
fin.)wlvP'ra
anbedral ad/, wn*fl5
■nhedron Pttroj m.

auhemolytic iirrptococcus anrMftr*
anwFTffn^

anhidrotie n Srd to.

Anhima coruuia (horned acreamsr)
Zool. wmiw iH'irilai*

Anhlnga

97

knimal kingdom

Aiihisga Aef (*tK3 occnrs

in tiftffi)

Anhinginae -Iri-* *3^71 m

•nhydr-, anhydro- Cli^m «««•
anhydride CAm n-

anhydridizattODi anhydfuationCAerrt.
n

anhydridize, anhydnze tb Cbem (to
convert into an anhydride)

anhydnte antfen m (-W for
nioera))

anhydntation Cbm eiflos n.
anhydnze tb. arir^-tRn
anhydro > aohydr. CJim , .VeJ « iff*
anhydro Iiaie Cbem. anr^
anhydro.form aldehyde.aniline Cbam.

anhydro-plucoje

anhydro-o^y.inclh) lene diphosphorie
aeid anre-^nt

anhydrous ail/ C/tem anre
anhydroua alkaloid annt wnr
anhydroua calcium cliloride anrs

anhydroua carlionate anR( fiinift?
anhydroua cuprooa aulphale ariRf
Brea csftT

anhydroua ferric chloride annrarv*

anhydroua morphine anm BtfV^
anhydroua aalt arw
anhydr.oxime Chen, anm-an^
anil (from aniline from Fortngueaa.
Anif, from Arahio cl nit, from bana*
Vril indigci) Obem.ft^B ni.
•anil

.anil Ckfm.

•anilate C/im. n

anilein Col. JnJ. WtfsTfn.
anilic aA/ Cbm. fWlfe»

•anilic Cberi. -sftftt*
anilic acid Chm. aR?r

anilid., amlido-Cbem. 1 (anilide) Ml*
Int-

3 (amhne) Ml^*
anilide Chm. n.

■anihde Cbrtn. n.

aoilidic ady. Cbem

anilidie acid Chm, arot

anihdo.,.nilid. Cbem. 1 (anilide) WV-

2 (amlina) Ml^*
anilid oxime Cbeva fWl^.*T.5nfiT
aniline a/lj Chm,

•aniline Chm *41^/.
aniline n. Cbem /•

a. acetate Cbem gtlflT

a axo.o<rc»ol Cof /«<f Mlfift*Or-

a azo-dimethyl*anilme Col Jnif.

a. aao./).naphthyl>an»t>e C<4. Ind.

a black Col Ind. MlnO
a black dyeing MlaO
a. black paste Col Ind. Ml^

^*1

a blue Col /»d- 4m

a blue epirit-aoluble Col f»d.

*(tB anw Mm
a brovi ft Col /ml. TW
a. crystal

•. dye Col Jnd Twm

•. gtey Col Ind Wt4l 'f»TT
a. hydr.iodide Cbem TV

a hydro>l>roinlde Cbem. firflfft TT*

sii

a hydrixhlonde Cbem

dlTa

a. nitrate Cbem.Ml4)
a, oil

a. orange Col. Ind. fWldt aiVt
a orange ineoluble Cob /ni MWl
artrt

a oxalate Cbem. fiirjftH

a. pencil (t=(Wl

a, phospbaie Cbem. *m4ta

a. purple Col Ind fipMl 4lgn. '®T
a. red Cob Ind. ftqtdl T»T
a. rose Col Ind MKU

•. aalt Com

a, acarlet Col Ind M i A qflw
a iptnt Cbem. nmq
a aulphateCbem.
a, rioJej Cot Ind. Mlt^l KIfwIM
a yellow Col J«J. 4l*

anilinisin Jfed Mldl.^Vri m
anilino ad/. Chen. 1^41^
anilino>(aatbne) Cbem fqtfWl*
Bni\ino.acelie add
anilo- (aoil) Cbem.

•anilft. .a(\«.

anilo.pyrinefonilina+actipvrine)

Chm.

•aoilyl*

animadvert tb.Ttnfwq’qr CTTl
animal «. qg, nrft ( n.) m.
animal ad/. Tg*

animal anatomy qg^VTiftT
animal asiociation 2ool.
animal awaiting alaugbter T«g qg
animal black infh.Tm.wftl*dfeTl(**f^
animal earcass qg ^
animal celloloee arfh-irfgi^
animal charcoal uiui|i||< m.
animal colour (acy dye staff derived
from an animal) in
animal consumption «rg*i1'W''l
for animal consumption qg4t %

animalcule 1 (ga a fly) ST

2 (micfoacopic) ntgaTuft (4\)m.
animal disease qg-Tt>T
animal dispersal Jnftt-nqftn
animal draft vehicle qg.qifT
animabdrawn tillage qg i[lTt
qgwf iigini

animalMlrawn vehicle trg>TTtT
animal dungithR
animal dyestuff inf^-TvW
tmttMlesUbUshmeniqgqTWTy.,
n.

Boima] evolution
aoima) excreta
animal experiment
animal fat tot /

Animal Geneticist, i/c Artificial In.
semination Scheme
IT/* f Rnr-inhtiq-tfhuTT
animal ghectTt

animal harness qg-^:=nT

animal husbandry qg-qTFJtfi (Const)'

animal husbandry college qgqiSSVT-

animal husbandry research institute
qgqiFW w*Vn^

animal husbandry section q gmwn -

Attimalia Zoot. ffifti syft f.
animalia ferae naturae fjqt qg
animal implementa qg^q^T®!
animal usoenlation m^.aistTTmvT
aoimal kingdom qrfiq

animal load

98

aniaomatiopia

aiunul load ^ anT
■Dimal Irrapb
taimil micbiiie
animal manure
■aimal matler
animal membrane Zool
animal nutntion
animal oil

animal pack loadTQ *rT(C/ cartload,
betdioad]
animal para«ite
animal phoiphate mftr-WrrfW
animal phjiiolog^ ^ Vc^
animal pole Zool Jnfti
Animal Pretervalion Act

animal produce

animal producl ffrftl-'ITTd

animal protein Bjftj
animal pajekolo>y Si^Wsilfe^pl
animal rouj-e s carmine CKm ff**
nm ■ tftjtWt

animal aale rrguiration feea fg-frn-
T®3ftT^ gw

animali in eiceia atf^f^ 4g
animal itarch flior/,em srfit »»T
lljeogan irjw
animal luLtttBce orfii-ftr'l
animal traction ttg-cirat
animat iramport •rg.TftTT’t

animal tfpe Toirf mfttsn

animal unit tr^
animal 'raceinaiioa ^ tr^rn, ttgitl
«Vf>n*rTrni
animal rucera anr^
animal worked Ibreahiag ffg ;jn

aoima mundi philoi ftm'in
aoimiler& (to«auaetobra»tiia)tINW,
BT>I-aWT»t. mrnwiT at jui ' m ,
ar^rftn «Pti
amraum lll'uai^ «n.
animi.tTTTOTlfKtiym
animiilic od/ ail'Uaifln
animoaity IrsrWm.Via.
antipatbjr
enmity rm
hatred ^

ill-will jwim.tr

malice jw'iwi
malevolence yni«
rancor T^ijw «nrn

nnimua £<tio (intantion) atfflflre in i

animui eaneellandi Laia ftho inten-
tion of de^troTingor enneell in g
applied to will*— Wharton) f'ltiei'd-

•tfirziv

animui capiendi Laia fantention of
takinKlBgailfuSlQ ftH atfiTJIT
animut deilicandi /j,iae atf>T3T9

animut defamandi Lov HHglfd atfip
tfw, Rrrjrft

animut dereli<|urndi fMw (intention
of ahandoiiiBg)^fir'T!»I-«fiaJre
■nimui donamli £>ik> ^Mir4'JI4
■iMmua et factut Lam (intention and
act) Mfanra tm viv
inimua (urandi Lam (intention of
ataaline)

anifflua lucrandi Lav (intention of
gaming) Breifilire m , /

animat manendi ^ moraedi £ev (in-
tention of remaining) VtRlfttan
animut pottidendi i-evtUfattfusio
animui ^ao j:,n«r(the intention with
v.|iich)^<>f«in)l
animut recipiendi /ev (intention of
reeei ring) Sift* acfiraw
animut rcca|>etanda Lam (intention
of recoTtring) ■’"ItTR-artjTRf
animui reilitoendi Lam (intention
of rettonng) awiwrw air<isT^
animua revcnendifovO'TTmn-ar^-
nv. I?t7> •if43ra (a man retama
h'lf domicile if lie leavev hia coun
try onimaa rrcerfcitdi)

•nimui revoetndi Lam (intention of
revoking) nft^)gTn-«r«rira
animui (ealaodi Lam (intention of
making a vrill) gtlll'tS fifil'qT
anioD(Gk ani'up'4- ion ‘going*) Pkv
licol Cken n (a<.‘op* + aiqH

■going')

amt- (afpd-tto ) *nt*

ante, iDiao«(aniae)CAem WJ* (fiviii)

aniiit CAem TT^m.

aoie-aleoho) CAem

anieeldefayde CAem

iDi»-ild-oiiiB«CAea»

aijiMmldeCAem itjfrfW

anaa aulide CAem.

aniaate ■ CAevw irTiaftB n.

aniaate pA. CAm. (to impragnata with

anno) jrqjtqnq
anite ( STTjrn /., nlfi

2 s annum = amtcedwiniie fruit
riutrm St»I»TT / . ?fq3<TT ift* n
tune camphor TrTjyTJ-'K'lf
■oiteed frtjaTI TT? ii , atlli
■niarcil oil^inite oil Chem. TtS]*?!*
ow

aniteed aeeda

aniaeed water qTqjon-qiff

aniac fruit = aDiie

aniteikonia ppSlAa/iouf arw^faw/.
anue oil JTIjni

aDi>e watrr = aqua aniti PAarm TTY-
StTIlrfi

aniaic acid (JArvn, wW

anmr aldehyde CAcm qinaflTT g«3T
•aniaide Clia^» »

-aniaidiJe CAcoi n-

anitiiline Cfim
eani.nline Ol Jnt
pjnitiiline hydro chloride
Tt*««

aDiaidme ponrrau Col lad qplUoWt

wfntnrira

•BiMdinood; CAem m^Sf-

anitiilino (anitiJine) CAm.

■mil franua <ni

auitil cimn nT^fotV m.
aoitilicaif; CAcm SPtlfstTy*
iDiu.anii CAetn VJ
Aomotinlat Sol anrr^TinfV
A carooiut ntRi>q anrq? (Nadk.
■W, Deccan ^ «t tR, Guj
mnti. «aqrg nv)

aniaoginiy Siei MTOtllJ. ftqi'm?
aniioin (ami rj + -oin aT) CAcm-

anitole CAem TW^TTI /
aaiaole ted Cel /«d qiqieTHtrr
aBiaolioe /

Aniaomelea Sot liVlTWtHnnftr (“If-
q*t ancient vrord]

A. iadiea tOTO-aftnan
A. malahariea (Malabar catmint)
(Baan wflXWl)

A ovata aiVrKWi

■D iaomenc adj Cham. ir-*TWlf)W
«a.iaometrie ndj arJtfiHtV
a n iao me tropil OsAiknlneL armtOni

Anlterayodi

99

announe*

Anieonjo^i Avet (synogeftl muscles
iM differently joined to the semi-
rings) rt

Anisonema Tnultiflora=Phynanthui
TcltculaVus Sot.
anuophyllous adj. Sol
snlsopbylly Sot /•

anisospory (aniios *uneqn»l'+ tpory)
ilyctd StHPCljtl^Wl /.
anisotropals: anisotropic
an isotrope adj Phy$
anisotropic, anisotropical edj, Phyi ■
Plant PJiBiioI I Zvi.

anisotropism= anisotropy
aniso!ropous= anisotropic

an isotropy Chm. W-WWf?Wn/
anisoyl Ohm n.

aniiumsanise PAorm.
sniayt Chm STffjeiB «.
aniayl chloride Chm.
anUytidene Chm- n.

aahiraniie Peirrg (aaohsioe-hearing
roet rich in pyroxene
Johaanaenl.210lffttftn?*tm.
aahUatinai m.
tokle brova leather booti tV
mfftc

lakle jerk Utd. (a reflex downward
tnoieme'ni oitheioolidnetoa spaa*
tnodic eoatraetion)

ankle-ring 1 (a nog worn about the
ankle lor ornamentl n
3 gFE-ffWtl fii., ^ W 54)

anklet IQT n.

ankyloglossia = toagiietie m.

ankyloglosinm = aokyloglossia
Ankylosanridae iTooi. ^mxz4.n «.
Ankylosanrus ("it has been well dea-
crilied as ‘tlie most ponderous ani-
mated citadel the world has eyer
seen” Swinton p. 148)5nSTZ-S3tfir
ankylosccb l^ool.nfflKTJlxjw
3 Kill

ankyloseJ odj. Zool.
ankylosis J Sled, (fixation of a loiot)
n.

3->anchylosis Zed. n.

AnkylasiatnaB Antylostoma
ankytoUc (pertaining to ankylosis)

anlsge Biel, (the first accumulation of
eella in an embryo, reeognirable aa

the comm'encMnent of a derelopiog
part or organ) 40WnT «i

anna nrffT

annaherpite=iiickel ocher Siffural.

a.

Annamn vni / (Sino-Indian Stu-
dies, Vol 11. p 48)

Annam adj =Annainese
Annamete n (Annamoso language)
xTiffT/

Annamese a.ij 'inUliJt

(•^)

Annamiie St ,a(fj =Annanieae
Annamitic a. tTITT /

Annimitic ad> (Annamese)

Aonim orange-gorgeted flycatcher
At ei ffVin

Annam willow-warbler Avet

apna.notation A<fmm

in the anna notation ar^mft K
aonatto

annatto tree (Biro oreJ/ona)
ffl. (ancient word)
aanawari ayalcrn

anneal n. (act or reenlt of aoneslisg)

wfiorftff/.

anneal cb- 1 nflrffTTff

3 (subject to high belt withsub-
eetiuenl cooling) Bfl-

annealing adj erfH^Tt^
annealing coparfRWlUff-92)T
annelid n , «(/; Zod
Annelida ZmiT. mpf

ADnesleaa|>iovsa=£uryaIererox Bd.
annex n s annexe
annex th
fdST ^-tl,

annex (annexurv) *3^- (**3^^)
annexation n , m ,

(WTimr

annexation of territory
si^-mrh8 H, b\ti w fir^pn
annexe n 1
3 31»T3H, n
annexed <!/(;

annexed form w-j U < a<T9
annexed list w

annexed memorancluin jriBW
annexed arhedale

annexed *tatemcsittr^Vg;finTar,^ftn‘

ltd/®*

annexed to a place adj
annexed to the land
annexion (act of annexing)

W^ilyd M.

annexive adj ( ri)

annexment (a thing annexed) ngs-d

annexure K
2 44*4^1 TT*t<nf n
Swgwg;

4 qftftre n.

annihilate eh sl-fRI

firrPT

annihilation n , fr<srn?[ m.

annihilalor bThi**!* ft,
anniversary 1 (as, of the commence-
ment of service) m

2 nt

3 (#«, of Tilik) 5»5fffr«l/„ t l^r^q

annooa n

AnnonaBei sfhnusf astift
A. muncdtaBioursop (pulp tub-
acul— Basu) *t^

A. reticulata (Imlloek’s heart, cus-
tard apple, netted custard apple)
B»n.

Em- iucunt)

A squamosa (custard apide, sugar
apple, aweetsop) ffjJTTsq 4(t'tT55
B ,M-i Em Mar ffl3iTn,hIal. Tam.
BTaT'ff,, Tel ffl'T'^S)
Annonaccac Bel RTO7<y-q?r n.
annotate ti2> nfirfsxgTTj
annotated index Rfjcqv] f?T5n
annotation eifirti'-tui n
comment fist fr^pi't
commentary stt«U
gloss feeqOro
note (iupfl
footnote qtB; fieqm
remarks ets^fr, WiR)4#t
annotator nfhif^qetTtT m.
annouo=aiinatto

■ nnounre tb. wfitsrnff Biyin, BbffflTT
•cii

declare ntqurr ^ysri
proclaim d^Clq^ii
publish

ennoance by beat of drums VlD

'ftm

announce end publiah

100

annual nalntenance

■nnftnnrt* md pubtuh the judgment

•nnouDced dividend uHra FnthT,

•rfirsvifts Ftwt^r

announcement / , *tl>T5n^ n ■

■fjHJH'tl/

announcer wfiTSTra* m . ulrni

an^FiFt

annoy *4 atTOT. ftoni. 5 ^

^ fknn. feiiFT, &rn

annoyance n effllTi xi bf

annoyer n >H?nbFlFl

annoying arfj

annual n,/; 1 4tf%V (Const)

0 J/veei (completing growth in one

yen) ( »1.). *lf%*

3 Bel e^dKT'l)
annual n.e'ffW ai a

annual aberritiondiirm TfriftTF?
annual abilract ofaccountsFTf^bm

annoal aeceant Vif<« bwi
anaaal account and audit « fee ^1

At bwirfiTn

annual account of trust funds s^rtt
ftfll W Fift* bwT

annual accounts of persoual ledger

Vtf<r* Jitnfl % erfi^

annual adminuiration report qiftc
STtratH

annual advance certificate Vlfoa

wfiia ani»rn

annual advcrtiiemcnt noiificaiiou
orfS* fnrfOF

annual affiliation fees vrf^f (tcvFiT
annual agricultural retum unTTff^

sfcTTn

anousl alphibclical index vnt

annual appropriation rrport aifts

annual auction tETCft^U

annual aurtion sales a'UrftXF.

annual audit Tfti:

annual audit report Fifoatl^nfWl-

annual average pruluciion »ifg*
wrvF Tcyrtg

annual 1/aIaare sheet Flfr* fWi-

annual balaaetag; vifgc Ttjvti
on an annual basis vtfvv HItllT ^
annual budget af!^ aiiqiqqt
aunual budget estimate Vifkv «TTF

annual burning Jbrealrv^TfYV
annual camptnnvfb^
annual eelebralion Tiffc NNlllg
annual reitificatc of balancea
br fftncTTT
annual closing ViKv
annual eonfidcnliat report otfW

srArsf

annual eoninbution Vll^ ftTITH
annual eorreeliOna cft^
annual coupe Fortitrti 4lf^C <TTtt^iTT
annual crop report Ffi%VITTU
annual cutting fbreilrii

annual demand

annual deposit bnndle (SOU 17)
FtfHftilTnjl

annual dtserciionary grant (BFP. 11?)

Fifr*

annual dispensary printed report
*ift t 9^9 tfrwwtr
anausl dupenaary rrport ttfW
tjwu aftrVfH

annusl ditpenaary retnma nifac
AT^itsa-oftaTti

•nnuil diilnct eacise budget nf^
aTviF^tii^UW-tsiatau*
aonuil dividend mf)c vraHt
annual draft report vfr^ BIFB ofj.

aunual drawing niHv
aoDual dryage report (of opiun) mf^C
afiTaWfT^

annual edition (of o newapaper) Trlc

annual edacaiiODtl report Vi'i^
fit*

annual clrctaoo nfnV ftaWF, VlfW

yna

annual eijnal inslalmenli aifaV TTtT
annual equated paynseDta ViRt tnO*

annual equalioa Matron- Wifq* Bjft-
•nr, aifW %*r ‘oquation' from

annual establishment return Wlff»

ttJi'T’n afHrar

annual estimate nifsv tmTi^
annual estimate of income and ez<
penditure an? At nTF «T VlfH
Uiv^cltt

annual eacise administration report

wiR*

annusl fee Tifn

annual field practice arf^ itllWlH
annual financial ilalementa\f%vrTtl-
ftirai (Const)

annual forecast JtiH

annual forest administration report
aiR» W'tntTOF-arrtfit
annual general meeting UlfFC HltniU

annual government demand uifaFi
TTwtni ■firawT (tiftr)
annual ground rent HMK*

annual herbaeeoua plant vrf^ TTtA^

aTTT(Ai»i)

annual identifiest'on vif^ ■r<T7T9
annual import Tif^ wiVIfl

annual increment Iddniii
S rcvMirv
annual growth)
annual increment certificate
BWFTTH

annual indent «TI^
annual indent for medicinea vif^

annual index (of abatcacti) VlfaC

Xtmi

annual indea volume aifev ^TTin*
TRtn

annual inipection Fifn ffdm
annual laittlment atfqvtnnri
annual inlereit Vrfra
annual jail aiatistica and report
WtR* »StTI-tIli« At
annual leave «if^ irFrTTr, VifH ^
annual letting valae aific
Olf^a ITITV

annual levy tiff* (Tfllfl)

annual licence fee FTftgaTJ^fff 5 W
annual list Tifr* ^
annual list of members aif^

v*

•nnuiUy af^tV (Const ), Tlfa«
annual maintensoce estimate vrf^

annual maintenance

101

annular eclipse

onaal mainteoance retutn qif5^

lal mean U«T5
jal medical entmination

mnnal meeting arf^ irfi^TR
innual membership aubacnplions

inoual mortality aif^
mnual mortality return

■nouil motion ilsfroii qlR* nf*
innual municipal report ^rfT

innual musketry cour«e etft* •tfw*!-
fittjBrairf.

annual nationality and caste returns

utR^ ^ 3nfit Rapfl

•nnual net profits eiR*
annual nettle (C7rtiea rfioica)
t^TT^iT

innual nornal repairs aifl?; trjMPT
sRtB't'*!*!

annual output vtRc 97T
annual papers VtR* Btt
innual parallax Aiiron VtRc
annual pay tnR%
annual payment anfW n)<rr
annual periodicity of growth forestry
i& erfle ainfSsi

annual plan of operations forestry

' eiR* <l*T%»nV3R7

annual plant niR* nifi»

Annual produce mfrat
annual profit! u tR g WiT
annual programme srRcVT^inr
annual public health report UtRs

'tnnuil public health retuma ntRv

Annual quarry lease (MnM 73) wR®

TJWPfilt

' quota utR* wwltl
ttuual rainfall n^R^ iTlt
nnual range of temperature rrn ^
btR« niR^ mrrfusftin

nnual rationed quota SSTBiE

WRlTt

•nnual register vR«

nnual registrauon ^*3flniT

■null rent aijtqf

annual rental UtR^ttiZCIt^
annual rental valuation aTtZ7*

annual rental value lT(ZXv*atgf

annual repair eatimate 9 tRc af^*

annual report VtRv a^V^. UtRc

Raw

annual report forms 9 tRc af^R^*

annual report of worLing plans and
research ST^Olfvl^^HI »t^9I

w *tR? afiR^

annua[requiremrntsaTRvaTr<tta4itP(
annual return 41R4 aRara
annual return of rstabliahment aiRx
wtaar aRatai

annuil return of expenditure aiR^

nra-afimui

annual return of rail borne triffie
fraR-mdiaw ^ aifw aRar^r
annual return of aicL prisoners
*t atR* aRara
annual nng Dot aiR^
annual rotation aiRv snai^
annuals Dot ajR». af^Kl ( t>0 «•
(also tte annual)

annual seed production trtR« al^>

annual apeculallon Com aiR% 7^-

annual statement atRv
annual etaleroent of semntses aR-
tjRqf *7 arfq* fiatWi aiR* aft.

annual statistics aiRv a>R7

atreV

annual atalulics of slocks aiRBi^ra.

annual alock>taking aiR^ <x.ru.rTor^
■nnual subscription aiR% srfiT;PT<
aiRaic?*

annual sum aiR^TlIVt
annual suminary aiRc
annual aurplus income aiR^ <tR-

iRa ana

annual tabular atatementajfq^ STpft*
ftarot

annual tax atRc ^

annual tournament atRv tflTT llR*

aHnar

usnnal traisung aiR» Hfesn

annual transaction TtR^ *aa^
annual transit pass forestry aiR^
arr’T-aa

annual turnover (“the aggregate
smouot for which tobacco is sold,
whether for cash or for deferred
payment . • ."EM IV 31) «*ic^
qiRqi fa»H

■nnual university fee 4tR* Rt^Rw*

annual vaccination report UtR^

■nnual value UlR^
annual venfication 9lR» HttnB’T
annual village papers BlR^tHtTW
■unusl village statistics nW*

annual village-to-village visitation
5 tR^ nujignuT

annual yield forestry ^PIPSi

41R4 3TO

annual xoneBannual nng fot.
annuary 9 tR^/-

1 (year book) !jW* n

2 (ao anoual) wJqM n.
annuitanl »tR^*Bl^ ( -f^) m.
annuity «tR^ / (Const )
annuity deduction vtR^
annuity due HTfrnrTrRtfl
■nnviily food wR*) RR
annuity gift ^TR^-^fttfPT

annuity on the last survivor siRm
VlfWt

annuity policy *iR^ nR^rtS
annuity system UlfWl 'WR
anna] (Lat. «<f- *fit-+»Nf/aa

1 (to obliterate) wfirsVBH (ob- *R-)»

Rim. Rst

2 (to make of no effect) Rwwnff*
RuWR «TffT

3 (to abolish) jwi^^

4 (to put an end to) aTOT

qivni

annular adj, 1 (pertaining to<»)
qd*!., q»41

2 (of the form of ..)

3 (forming ) qwq Sift ( .fq)

4 (ringed) ssfcw

5 Chem. (cyclic) BsRs
annular dactcsannnlar vessel
annular eclipse

anitultr c*u

1C3

Anoplxm

irT7r{furr»nt in M*r»thi)

*MuUr frit = »Btfro»l fetr (* goir
in tli« fo-TO ot »n •nnnlMr no*
«itli le«th (anntd on th« iMiie

(nnuUrii^ wrfinrt/.

•anutir ligimrot Anat U iisg^k*

|t(!«mept encircling a pert)

•BBulir Bcbule
■aauUr receptor wt^rai

loBulir theU ftniM

•DBuUr eoUr eclipee

^i*H*t(eurferit in Here*

thi)

ennuler eohd .Vntiu
tBBultr epece (e< Ivelneen two eylin
der») ifaJli.
annulir viUe ifacJi.
esBuler Tettel Alt TxfVwrr^
eanulitfJni; Pjl wwfint
lamilited root Set wfVtr ^

(BBulipl ennaulut
Bunulmeot n

»BBulmeBI of letlleaieBl ^WfWt

■Bnuliii I VHT m.
a^Mt «*»»«

S CN ■ m

b(in Ei|uit«te««M. foliee iheeth)
n

c (oater layer ol the iporengiuto

n.

d (o( a muehroom) in. (a

nng roond the (tip# Drl 9)

4 (7ir«a.(lhe plane apace between

the other) WW^ « . n

a Stifufica. Zod m
aBnalna o\a1ia Iml ^4

Annunriilioa tily-whiie lily

aaeuuf Bec r<u wrfW

ann iJTiTt*

^■'■10 L .. "

eaivlc effort T^TIT
Ano.lcaJroa Wnj tntlff

A paaiCBljt.ii, (»T,ry tough oor
dage £hto It loan,! |n the beat—
W»K) *tTBT»f tTT>^
anoilerm VyccL (wilhoui ahie) a.
aaodiae c4,.TCrfrtnai
aaediard alaBisinaa T ^giftp y rmr^

•Bodiiing T^tTftcmia.

AaoJoa a ABodeirla

ABodoBia JTant be 'fiot’+Gk.odoti(ol
‘tooth") tf^»9t*BwFf
A. cygBea (twan tnoaael)
aoodyae (allaying |uuo) ea*

BDodyBB Barrette
Anoyeiaiua BM WffJIllb

A. latifolia (button tree) in >11*4 vnt

(I) .ST <atB, Ilia nla. Ben tfiacya.
Mar laitit, Cu) ifknede. Malay
Jblai Binh. diKiKM, Uri. JIuik)
Aaolia (genua of Aaiatican liza*

rdt etten popularly ealleJ cAwacIa*
ena. heeauae o( their power of
changing colour hie the true
chameleonal tmri (fS^T anci
enl BorJ for ehaiueleon)
aDomtIialir month .fifrea BlfRtlliM*
aaemaliatic reeolntaoo Atiroia

aaomaliatic year fatrea. n

aaomalouaedy •rtwfts.tra’Ta.ftVT.
(denatiagl
eoatradirtor*
taeohereM «iW5
iBcomptlible
laeoaetuoa* auj'W
laeooaittent •rtfaftl, wCm
irreleraaC BarSIh*, wSiTT

aaonialoitt diapereioo thyt

aaonitloat poaition fCTB (frtfl

at oM a uttga as ^o»*rh)

asoutalona eeroiulery ffowih

frvrrfi

Anomiloridee ZerJ rt»*jail %Tt m.
Anomtluroidet Zoot (supetfamily)
TTT^nty tt^ran et.

Aaomalurue Zorl (has boray aealea
along the nnderaide et the tail,
wheneo Ibeir naoie ecaletadi) vrw*
jusJnnfr

■Domaly 1 wlpift, fTttTO /,

9 Aitren. (angular diatanee of a
planet Irozn peribelioa. as aeea
from the lun) n

S Biol »t . M'fall /
Anomatheee JM (Ok. aaoinoa 'with*
mit law, uraignlar' + tAeU 'boxi
eaptule*— irregularly dahiaeaat eap-
oalau: Bits aod Web)

(fraq onoini + .Witt xhort for B1K
‘capsule")

A. cnieBla(cf a^nM 'Wool rnJ')
flTWITT

Abobiii Zed (the right ralre la deep-
ly notctiol for the passage of the
byxsu*)

A, fimplex wnrT*^ fjij:
anomodont futr^y m.

Anemocfoniia (jii1«3rder) Piifceufof.

(anoiuo." abnormal, anuiual')

Anomura Zod (ineludea hermit train)
Wjrpr m
A nona *> Annona

a BOB po««c ad BOB eiie aequitar
■ryunienlum Dereaiarie negative,
licet non iffirmitite ("from the
impossihility of a thing you may
infer ita iien.existenre, hut not
from the poeaihility of a thing its
eciateiico ) oft xnrnV .
^ 5 bHi I

•nonvnioue ad; irtrf«f . Bnnfrf.

BTB

aeonymoua eommuniraiioa imtTV

aBunviiiouOy flBt »tW %
anenymoua petiliua «nT*t« BtftrVT,

aitonymoua pubticalioA MUm SV[.

BB, fiwi wm Bt BBTIR
ABophelea (i genua of iiiowjuiloes)
Zed {pq« '•potto.V

q?‘*incv)

Anophelei movqaito VIUTV HTT*
Anophelinae ,Ponl. m.

(tolfimily aji*))

Anopheline *t*"q5tjjatP6 n
■nophrline moaquito xnf»

anopl-, anoplo. Cnnarme.!") Znd.

mrv

Asopta ^oof (Ok onoploi ’Bnarmad‘t
prolvMcia Without etyleta— PIIJ.
273) ni

■Boplo- - anopl-
Anoplopbyrt Zed- yjflJBJrarfk
ABopIotheriidae a(>tn-kT( fu.

Anoplothenum Poleoulol. (Ok. an^
plot 'unarmed*. A geuna of boroleM
artiodactyl manamala) *i»J'i-u«iti
ABoplara Ztd. (ardar d viaffesf

Y*rwtic i=s«et* eot=7«i=g it*
tus to-) ^-rTTn. Me-:?*-*-
orief)

aoorrxu lItJ. WJJW /• {w. Jtei ol

e=aaorgni

Anorttimu J'n JnHf (beth

He &

CBortliiir «Tf {«3 OuTJ^f C2^-

cH <;«« «se)

aBonHite[Gk.«n- *cot’

‘sWl^fct’ ^TJ* sr y^»j*rjbs

*32'0] ei. f-r

ci-e*^)

taortlioebs-* m (C/ ortho-

t»»s*

iaottli««ite PttnX' (cecTc**^ ilae«4
«e!^Te’T e* » ecdi h=« f-IitTn?.
WTiiUT et f»i"xI-’r.J»

As<HusI>U!n» Xod. T'T7*^S^^

A plesipfKis f=fl5«2: Hiisrfy)

^ TTTT*'!

Aeoitran Z«rf. (t*- *ccS* •*■ Gi. «.*n.
fcn*»i«IL’ Uei » ««r\*4««

rn5— Web ) n «TT-

Abou* S l 5i|5«*-ffrft

A. Boetbotoa (fawen kr« to

1 — Gnb^s) *rTrs» ^S^ar
Aceos Jtea Ufesse of terc*
(o^sUriT eaZe! ivIJuir f r o n
th*:r t»=e=ess »=d Gt

» tb* ‘caaia cf m •«'(.^ is tio
•eaiT^

aa«roa bsTj-c d'-fic-ccr) TTcCtr^/.
Ax^^jUin^ w«.

Aswr

A. <is««Tis j--.-*-) ^5T

A. eettt^-a j-cee) W

A=3ct« 1 ^ir^nt uv (*^Tsr nbr'rf «r)

C/. A=»«Ttfi>r=e« {rri.-]

2 t= cla el*js:£caij,c». *x crier)

AaaCTif-?r*e« Xjet ( jri -r) fi?j-!l

Aasenaae A * / 1 {» ai W

tBswrr tb. 1 ^

«a»er «. 1 7^ k.

SierT^i*.
replr s-js'f
rejotader
refute fcrr+fsi
rebutter ettiijeiT

aarwerable aJj. T^TtlTt {-^ (Cacst)

1 (sbLssl to »=s»er) 7^TW"7TW
a (cifaLte cf tosj sarweted) 7^*

i»)T

*a«iaer tooV TSTtJlTI / (as«d ts
H.=<ii lad M*r»5hi>
asiver eb arg ee ^tmrTT
lESwenas E^lac. l"l’t TTt ^77
tpe'tMCiE J 7^TT7. ST7 7T7!
ifc^era? be»d (PEG D^S) JrrfT
s'r?

cai^^er la p«r««i» esnet 7r*'T
oTTT^ TTT

»»«wrroff-bj3»i r^f*?7Y7 ?7T
eEj»er p iper TWT75 «_ /.

• « fnVarTi /,

Axutxt ZxL. C>iiT tz3dsr^riT\-
■J’Ttt WK,
aeu^

csUgeeifta I fiTiU n.

3 Pi^ «cX. Tf i frr^ t ■ ; /.
astipeift ( -X^) et.

atusueiiw tJj. ftrr

CUgOOUtK fTEbtOtt

Ce fjaibto*!* PteZ. finfft
*=u?«i Jjtre^ (ib« petaS frtss
ert^i tbeecfar eytSeci a ecmaj?

Aciirctw ^SrwTT?-
Agtiretk<ircle^^rat». ^ug» -y^
Aati’eUc «ku A?«

tZ^ v-eiqiS weri)

Astmt-c loao Tt9ii^i*4^7.>4
Artires = Cor Seorpu = « Seorpu
= « Seerptoeis
«^7TO/.

xrte-aLestCiea t e o a a t *Yz7>mT^

■srrij

asiebracbSsri A«i. i
auteccileare ^

t.'U cf » r’lart to«ri* tb* we*4,

re'rcr^* •^•

aateeedert* 1 STS^T (-Tf}

^^7 ru, a.

3 (C/.eccs-Tieatz^

nr)

ttteeedeat eJ; 1 <17. rr^T,
(xr^TT^T

aoterfoit* 71^, tT^

before 71%
fetegetas \5cii.l
prericui ^T7

foIloefiBg T^'mT
pno- s'sref
»iib«equect
fortrer

ItCer a'«. 7“^

«=t«w»x

poetmiT TT**

a Pi7V Ger f (*»

ei5S5*r5**t)

irtmdect eetrtrac* *S^
isteeedest debt ^
asre em l i*it

■streedest dratsage ^ »%IS1 ^

Asieebisos7> Zaei. (x t " * cf sse.

rTT-xU r«.*=Uisj ti* i«tc» '*X-
*■ 5 . ei^*d :friea «•«'

ST -*7

a=te e&est (^^ ssTlT (*\l)
asieiiiie r^. (:a iato bef»« Sbe true
Cis) T?T7^ ^*1

gragt of tsXtdtix V ^
astedurd *•♦. ^V5r-.*:t

astedited e be q u * \4“'S
a=sed3uTam *J. STT^

A. bi£ria. A. fje4;.e4 fec=cc £«».

O'ii- L4-'U *• —

ctel7p« fit

d**r^

Aas*’<7p«* f j e s i a ^ ^tu. J Jr

re "-^■f jw
c£e iccr'eas

ant*-natkl card

antharozoid

lot

card a*K\?

aniejulil cate waxi-ft

aate-Datal chart STT^

ante-natal elmic aM(\4 fjWWW
ante-natal, infant and child care »»*.

(tro »fr» aftwT

ante natal penod VT9

antenatal (child bom before the
marriat# of ila parents)

antenna 1 Zoof (orjana of touch) tvS-

3 Badto na. (siitea foe
tranamieaion and reception •*

m)

aenal BTBtV n.

antenna and reOeetor UcJar >19*3
tnnsl^TB

antenna haulin' Badar sm*3tnVTT
antennal spine Zoii tTtTtJS-^fW
antfana] ilrraum Znst
Antenaana Bet (a large genua of
nooAy or hosr> berbaoftliethiaile
famil] Many apeciea are called
eat a foot) ftTTWTfftnrfl
A alpina finw ftlT?r>ft
A dieieaiecateroot(Vi’>lIii)^T>T*>

A plantagtniCoUaf^cr'CiftDi
^(nPrO(rluf»i>^«i/af>4*plaetago
leared ‘plaofago)

anietuuiry aJi ntf^-
aatennary artery Zool.
anienaary loot Zaol. HtluB
anteniury gland Zed
anlcnnary erlrnie Zael

antenna lyaleo Jladar
anlrnnnlar iternum ZmI
■Bni

aniennule Zed. n.

ante-oaptiale^;
ante-nupnal eetUenirnta
*Tfttn

ante pinun a-lj

anlepartuo haemorrhage jnrrx^

•TT

aetrno.donal adj Zact Wtil^
antener 1 anr, tbt.

3 dkat> Bm , Zed mv
antenot abdominal rein n TXf’f^
antenoT adductor impreMioa Zeot.

artt

antenor haiHraoial feneslnsfenea.

tra hypaphyau KB riBTSt

anterior rardinala=aBlrnor cardinal
veins n IJMI

antener carding ainas Zed tnt^TBT-

antenor cervka) gaa'lMB Z^. <nf

anterior chamber Upklkatmol. VB

antenor rhoroHl ptexue KB iiKifl'

antenor eolporrhaphy nb«B<f)n
antenor eommissorc Zed. kb HBt fi lB
anterior eemea kb
anterior mrnua ani i}i|
anterior development fine KB

posterior devrlopmentBK fnin
anterior diverlicnlam Zed kS
Kr\n^

anterior epigulrie tein Zed anrmfl

Ttfhrerfitn

anterior fontanelle Zed WB f^BTT
aotenor inirsiinel portal Zid. are
• WITS.

antenor loW o( piluitaty TtnBTlfB
aairrior loop Zed KBBTJft
anterior margin Zet kBBPS
anterior iDesenteKc artery Zid HR

atOBJB

anterior nares acB BPllffVT
antenor |•rdulKle Zod. *B fvt
anterior piluHary Amat- WB alBnfaj
antenor pnneipal |M»ot OpUXofnwd.

KB ff«T9 R»5
antenor recloa ara
antenor retractor Zed KB U'qig^B
antenor eupenor iliac opine KB TkT

antenor (boraric air^e Zod. KB
iftTK Kt9-*^

antenor vrna cavai-fapenor vena
rava-prenva Zod TtiTKgrtlSt
(or wfasn not btno vetftiB}
aotenor wing Zecd. kb >B
antem-lateTal odr Zod kbbtS
anlrra-mcdian udj ZooL kbjtcb

antero-postermr m/f.KB VgB

anlrro podenotly kBBTB. KB->^
RBT

anler^poilenor plane Set. acB T?B
HB

antrversion Jl/eif n.

ant heaps anthill
antbelminlic aJj 3ffJ K|Hlf (1)U
amhelminticMS Bet. Tar.
anthemiJis fleresschaiBOmile FJutrM.
KV-T^t

arnbemisschamomile Ktf Jtt »
Anthemis Bd (flonort liara eam^^or
oitoiir)

A. anrensis (Sol I camomile)

A.coti*Ia(niaj'wood)*t*aiiil\i(l K^*
3 ^ (fer rrylonnlien are mmyrrood)
A gayana (a aniall tniiirntoso horb
— Bssu) rnft *V3'B
A maiTdonica

A nobilii (chamoinilo. camphor

plant) (rtonert have Cpmplior lika
o-tour) mtn»R *in*I
A.tiBc|orta(1yer*s cliamomile)

Anthcnra Zoo) JsqHTW'BWfif
anther Bat RTBTRIB os.

Anihrrara ZiW R 5 WKJIZ ft
A ascama tlHM Till*-*!

A papKia (tsuar ailk wormsmy
liVla)3’tB3BBR (inhalnttfoTvau)
A. yarnamai (Japtnata oaV 9*3 atlk
worm) 9^1 viJioB
Anthenruin Bd (liaaaniallK)iitafloK<
ert) (P™ ’whita' + B'

■flower”)

A. litiago [tilrory (St. Bornard'a)
lily] gisqfWl ftwgB *

A iiliaiirum litar (St Bmno’a)
111 )] hiciqfhal fijdfjfl
A. rasoiura Rtndt fttgR
A.Tanepmtiin» (mriejefem *Tanee»*
tad laavea’) fnS'J'l fkn^

A yedoense {aerfoeaie ‘of Yoddopn
Japan)

ajilhen dll) cell Bet. «lfn

BBthendisi wan Bet IfBrfV fitfei
anlKenciiopbore BU JtirJlBl m,
asthendium Bet. jBrJt/. (short for

i«-r

anlberophore Bob Sdnninu, n
antberaaoid • ipemutoaoid Biol, (a
motila mala gtmola) BSjl'aaj m.
'■ itbor la not 9QBZ9)

arxtheroaoid molhtr e»U 105 anlhricpmettr

anilitrozoid mother cell Bat.

Hi’lVnn

• Dlhe«i« (GI> ■ 'tloom^l {period of ex*
pxnsion in % flower) m.

S (stete of expension in a flower)
sywt’ti /•

antluU afs»T5 m (eneieot

wor.1), «Mt

ADthi|>e» /Irff (fleshy whited?* legs
end (eet *fe) SK'rltlt'tTniPi
Aathoeeph»lu»B<?t
A. radambi HtTmil
«T*<. Ben. Hin. Uer. V^, Tam.
Tel aw, Sinh. «T*?)

A, mdicus— A. cadamba
Anthoceros Bot (aitCAa 4- Gk lerai
'horn', the horned liyerwort has
liorn Ilka eipaule)

A, plandulo'Us irfraw JinSHT

A. UfMS

Anthocerotareae Bot. riTORT-JW n.
Aotbocerotales Bat. «i.

ABthociseU Area (feather at the aide
of the nape tong aod pointed 4f,
(ormins conapieuoaa aigrettes)
v^jnn%

anthocyaa Cot Ini. jeffVnt m.
anthocyaoldin Biorhem. 3«T?^r«l/.
anthoeyanm Bioel^m. 5’tT’nfit/.
anthocyaoia pigment BiorMn.

Wlfs tni

anthology of Tcrsee •Isaiefin/.
(ancient word)

Antholyii (ont^ ‘flower’ + lg««
'rage— as its flower enggests a wild
animal with open jaws) TT»nijn-
wtnfit

A. paniculate 3;e3-7l¥TST^^
Anthomedusae Zool. ^suflK-M juui

Antliopbora^Fodaliriaa Zeol.

A. atanfordlana (a mining be«}V^-

iVfirtnft

Anthophondae sPodtliriidae
anthophyllite (NL. anthcpAytturfi
'clove , often elore- brown in colour)
srdfrnr J7U («en elore, -W for
tnieeral)
antbos n

antho^ine (Qk. ontXoe ‘flower") Col.
• Ted. 5*^1/.

anihoslse Tiolet OoL Ind. sfts.

crfl[«

Anthoeoma Boot* (form of the body
IS ffloeh modified by tha daretop*
ment of eonona orerlapping lobes
—PH. I «si) ^ifevrejnnfit
ABthoitcma £ot.

thsTing a tubular perianth)
antbo-zanlhin Biothetn.
Anthoxentham Bot BfJ'TyilT WSlf^

A odoratam (TOrnal grass) mill'll

Antbozoa (Gk anlho* ri' + roa -^t)
Boot. JoritT iH.

anthr., tntbra. (denoting the presence
of anthraceneft^fi^*^ nucleus) CAmi.

fm-

anthta botdceux Cot. Jod ^9
anthracene (Qk. onihrox ’coal’) CAn».

o ‘a burnt out coal'

IS from SJ/B^-tSaOT)
a Bad black Co) Ind ftviil'fl (H?
<19

a, idd blue Cot Ind WT9

a. acid brown Cot Ind

<W

a, acid green Co) Ind «*9

cs

a. blue Co) Ind f&wrim ^
a.blQe.b)ackCo) Ind rns4il;»ii ift9.

fen

a. brown Co). Ind ftwrilsu ww
a. chromate blue Cot. Ind rniirlv^

a. chromate brown Co). 7»d ftw*
il{s^

a. chromate preen Col. fnd.

a. chromate grey Co) Ind
WtS}^

a. chromate TioIetClil /nd.f>9[){*<

a chrome black Co) Ind f ^lft e q
u’**'* <T9

a. chrome bite Co) Ind.

w’hs tfts

a. chrome brown CW. Ind.
a. chrome field grey CW. Ind. fefTT*
a. chrome green CW. Ind.

a. chrome rod Co). 7rt<i.fT5riJlw<

<^< TTS

a. chrome Tiolet Cel Ind.

a. chrome yellow Cel Ind

a. dark blue Co). 7>ii.

a. direct green Cot. 7nd.

a. green Cot Ind. ffWlV*! ^
a. oil Otwm.
a orange Col 7iirf
a. red. Col 7Bf). rK

a violet Co) 7iirf

a yellow (paste and powder) Cot.
7sil ^l3t (Wt

anlhrichromate bordeaux Cel Irtd.

a. brown
a prey

a. oils e*broH n
anthrachrome black Cob7»d

a blue

a. blue-lUtk sftw-fwr

a bordeaux <fTir<

a. brown
a. green

a. orange tntn

a. red yw:

a. violet

anihra chrysazin Co) 7'id
amhri-chrysoDe Cot. 7it<) ^9^171
anthracic adj. lied. STjft4 (from >0^
earbuoele)

antbracin CAon fkVifk/
anthracine Cltom. ftyf lft /.
antbraune adj ilyixl. (coal black)
6919 09, ^ HWH 09J

anthracite H.—anthricite coal HltllRij)
tu. (^» lor mineral)
anthraate r6. ^Sri6l9.<t*l
anthracite black CoL Ind. ft5n6T3<i®
anthracite coalcsanthracite n.
anthraate yellow Col. 7iid. fttBlfif*

anthraciUe adj.

anthracnose Plant pai)^ (a diieaeo/

oonn/.

anthracometer (an instrement for
mcaaunoj OO2 7^ in a gsaeons

anlhi*c«a*tric 10« Anthicpoide*

■ntlmMiiDetne oA]. Cite*-
Aiiil>ncotb«rud>e *.

Afitbn<«t})eniim f<iZ4mtoL(th»pB»-
rU uaprcMioa ii thti o{ « ntbtf
pigU^B form Bad ccrtBia ttnctiml
fmtVM mgtetliiii eBrly BOlhr*-
eoth«re« wwere3»t«d to th* »wib*-"
Bonier p463)

‘pig’ froBi the

A, iBfeot (of the en* of • k'PP®-
petimnt) wp-en^^rtt (I*t. 1 ■»*!
*gi*».t. TMBBth»Ue, UtgeT
Mthre^iniBe Oi/*-

e. brown Col. IitA. ■?

1 . preen CW ImJ tft

». prey CeL Iitd. frWTflTft
». naiel Col 1*3

•Bthrixyenol Col 1*3 fin? JTftTT
enthrerrl =:»B»hr»l CJiem. fw# v

■ tbrome Hue Ccl

a. ehrome brown CW. I»A

• chrome preen Coh 7»i

tfr

■ ehrome pree CoL 1*3

• ehrome oliee(;W./«i

VtTt

a. chrome red Col. t*d.

a ft'-tredCW M
a. oraope CoL M. fiV* •'t’T

a. yellow Cot /*J fhirw<t5

a. eellow-browB Cot /a<f ftjTS
<tTTO

anlhraJiol Oem. ffV ^

anthri diquinoee C\r» fntrpnTTTT
aalhri fliTie ad; Ctm-ftyftft*
anthriBjric and CJwwi. Trsf W™

ww

anthri flirooe Col M ffWf^
aolhra pjllol Col 1*3 fnrjnTtTT
aotbrahyiro-quisooe CV»i. hlfrp
ftirn

anthramnhane Hoe Col /ad. ft%-

a hrOwB frw^fl*^ TB

• preen rnr3>(t*o pfp

• pT«yf»»p!{ii,‘^

a Bthr-amiae C W. ftV Aeil

tothr.aBil Cie*t faur^^
anthr anilite Chm-
aiithr.aail bine Col 1*3
antbr-anihc aij Chem
anthr.aulie aod Chm. fhv^frtV

anthranilo CVai.ft?r<lw
aothnool (aatbrnceaefeT^rf^.^ .*)
Cktm. fHrev^wu
a. Hack C(3 1*3 CTB

a. bine Cot 1*3 ^

a. bordetoc Cbt /ad. ^*9* vf)*
V%

a. brown Crd 1*3. W

a. preen Cct 1*3. pft*

a prey Cot /ad

a eranpe Co/ 1*3 ^Ttn

a. red Cot lad TW

a. yellow Cbl. 1*3 ^ T

a. yeUcne brown Cc4. /ad.

astbreooocBaotbroneCbew fs^/
anthreneyl bolAeeailic
.«)Chr<a

asthranyl Cbm. ^19149 a
asthra.fhenooe Cbm. <49 ^
anihrt porfono Cbm. firs
anthea pyndvoe Cbm. ftw-'CJtWt
ai]thn.^t0ol Cbm fasrfVsarv
asthri <{iiiBoo« Cbm. fb9 ftmi
a. black Col. 1*3. ftwfifWTT *TH
a. blue Col lad- ftsrftwn iftw
a. llae preen Cot /ad. fa yle wu

a. preen Col. 1*3. ft^rfrsarr
a..l.talpIiooie aod feyfamtl .t.

a nolet Cct 1*3. fk(>fiT»TT <1*.

•>fp4

aslbn.^u<iMn>yI Chom. ftw fbrJTIW
anlhra red Cd 1*3 fbs ?4T
anthra-robioe Cbl 1*3 ft9-rT<^

anthraruSn (aafbroqoiooae 4- Lat.
ra/ai 'reddiab'+na. buttboeom*
pound la ydlow) 6*9
= ],S.dibydroxy.anihra . qulaane

1 , V^t TT*>4 ^ l4Wn
aotbra tearlet CoL 1*3 f*9
■ntbra-telrol Cbm.
aoUsrs.llu<HphrBe Cbm fkVJrr*.

arlhra-tnot Cbm. fit9 Rn

aBthra-rerdone Cct 1*3.
antbra->iol Col 1*3
anlhra violet Col 1*3 f*9
antbrti 1 (are<\ preeioo* itooe)49-

SJ/rd a (a eirbonclel Ri%T "■

b (sfleiie fever) m.

antbraa banllo* vrftC!4TA'*l9
anthraielice Prtrcf la,

antbraaylon C«4. ( the bright eoniti-
tuent of banded bituisinone coal. It
ineJndea tlavain and Titrain)
n bright /or "T are dnraio)
anlhra yellow Cel lad. ft9
.antbr.jfine Cbrra. -feyirilel/
anthraiunoe Cot Jad ft9
antbrjnirol Cof 1*3 fkv-or^.fk^-
9tJWlF4 (are «nder (a»t mtbi-
arurol)

.latbrenc (nnibraeeao) Cbm. -Wt^eit
n (ftT5»*)

phen.anthrene ^4pTft*4
anthrene «d; Col 1*3 y r ^ eq
a, bine wiA » 4 iTl9
a. brown yrew «v
a. dath blue 9iS»4 «<«!« ifty
a. preen ftA *4
a. )ade preen wAn aprfltpft
a. yellow y r h wet dls
Anihreplea 4«i ffrft (abdo-
men *Tl yellow, atreaVadlO with
browBieh proen)

AnlbnKn* Sol. wa;TfUraTf^ (are eher-
tJ)

A, rerefoliBra eHTT*9 W=^ (Lit
raerr/oliB*» fr Gh.rbotreia ‘to T»-
joiee’+pbpllon ‘leifl
A. aylveatni 44.«^T!b
antbroie ad;. Cbm frijrv
anlhrel Cbm f*9g n.

a. bine Col. 7nd <>94 i(t«
.jBtbroline /hffal /
aotbrone (oatbr + b-<toae) Cbem.

«ryt/

aBthroj.o.Feopapby (the irience of
the humia rpecieo u to geogrirhi.
cal dittnbutio*! asd environnieDt)

S144>CTW

anthropoid a. Zed. J44TJI fa.
anthropoid ad; J44T9
Antbrepoidea tie] at.

(•*344 tuborder)

Anthxopoid«i W* «nliclpitiea\ Inttwit v»n*nt

Antl'W'l'oid''* WT^tSTJrfTpTftivsj'

uller the highpitchpd hcrr, l«rfi
l»rri »n T»r'ini! C(. nini.l»
Jkrtrt,irfa. »n«nt nsPaO
•nthfwjKilo'irtl a ij. JTWfWVr* JTTTT*
^TTVW

•nlhivj'olcpWsl fnJlfn*!*

f , JTT’tT!Trtl «.

•BlhKipotneine n,(j.

Mltirtyporaetrifil tyitfm

*nlhN>}'««nHnc mf»»urctnfni ffTW-

fjrfta JTna

AnthwpowftH^ »liU« (pI m »r»bp)

»ntlitPj«om<lry /• (vnpd lo

Bpog-ili)

AnlKTOj'pn\oti‘h»*»SmiuiUp (GV «h-
|l»rv’)'pj ** nun

*BtKroj>omotpKurrt (*«cr»p<»Pn ptUu-
lutn eh»nietpri«tica (*J oo*

AmhK)r«vith^M*«r«a

A, lT«p1oi1jtf»»r«n iwiirMpu*
Anihrpjwioic (ifcl> JT^TTaTS irt.(npl
W hsrp •fptp i» *U»np*)
antViatiR (iNtftrK\ *• pjtv iCPn +• aul)
Ch»w. »t •fta w
anthraxtnip nJj, C&p«<. firtOT’ftfJns
anthruxinlc »<W
«nthnl CVwi. u.

Anihura ZcvU rwT»tftaiJnnr«

A. fmili* (th« only ItopoilK m
xthirh •tktotf)»t« have been ob>

• erv«vl— l<iiAwlevYII-911)?fnn*T

felT^fiTi

Anthunum f.j. (.iriKcv ‘flower’
+p»r<» 'tajl' jvT^Rjnjjfi
A rryjtallinuiii S*7^

A lonjttfoUum >^14 9^

Attlhu* Jrej ijfjnn-srufitS'i'ai enejeot

eaihu* (Ok. 4>iS\.-* *^ovs»t') I5.V.

AathvUi* ii-t. (pod fs**! enclosed >a
the celvs 5>^T) ahrfimft tnrfr
Abarha-joTi* yapjter » l'04t\i)

A. eerKva (terwM ‘iilky f’)
i f rt ift rx J l V ^

A letrepijlti ^ iq 'Si ;

A v»Wr*ria pfiH5r-'iVrftTT*l
an«»- sfT^ -Nwv.

anli-abortlon ejrnnfo aft *r5ww

uti^bria /vnHaaof. sft H^ft*
anil Jprodyala B'aa^tT
antl^lnlteratiAn laar

ftfj

aniiatrvraft ftnnv. eft-ftstB «••

antfatreraft 3/it. flU'AB

tw. Tn ftma natnyWor mteroept-
tni* the fjjtht o( hoatiU airendt)
aniMirvraft |:un Ifil. fttkiBxCt /.
aBli-atrvra(l radar sft ftaTB
anti'airrraft ahtp ittl. ftaravB ilTT
anU'airvratt «tio^ aftftat* QV
anti-aibumi<l PtAk/rt aft ftanB
anu-athumia Ckp^ aft ^ft
antt-aU'UBiAap Ckr^ aft ftaTJ
anti<ali aaitne CAm. aft-^ft-atft
aBti*an>vlaap CAm> aft a»iT
anta^tzuomie pnaorplo a’aTT^

art

•nti'anibrax aenim aft
tonjpex (Mv'Uan I $J9> aft WB
Aettanhi. Anttarvha Zft^. (have a
pair p( i-alUeliko j^eloral appen
dage* —FH II 135) itaair. w pi.
Anttarta J5« BSaraJWft
A. to\*ri«atnpa$ tr*e)inaf»B C'?IW
(Paau »»a»)

anil autolvain Cam. BJaranfa
anliAtaplerial terum khn^JtfftiriV
aoltlwna-alj oxinte Carr*. Bft.^{jp>
gftBift

anii-ftnftn vitamin sft-Bwprfl^ltBft,
awpifl fti 'tB itift
antihiont £«c4. ar^ wt.

annhiAJt* S/ti, aft-rflftri /. ,
afpalaa ».

antibiolk «.(f. Aiof I afVilf
S (lanaftn^ to lift)

3 l•IaBtToy to^ diaeaae-prodacing
mienxor^aaia'tta ^ft^ianeh as pAai*
ejUinlPhiTiptlKtU)
aniiViotic »ul«tan<« sft^f
aat^ilacV mariet (i^n) <itpiVrf*r.

antibody sft^ (Gena. Gi^'tn.
Itef/i Bft.:;vB n.

anti B.Q. ae:aa ^ if. fiftm^ (&Q.«*
black aurter

aatihracliiumnaBlrbrarhlum
soti rarboBiser BtHTT ftxiPB
BBtixstalaao UKvAhn. sftJWft^
anUrathodefAyrKra} CAmRftftxiT*.
anti rbkV drmatitii aft-^|2

BBtkIiloraaBticMonne CAm. (any
anbatanee caeil in reinoTing lh«
•leeea ol chlonae or bteachiQg li*
qnor) BfpitTi iftftfttT
anlbcMonno CAr-a. sft^T^i
anla.rhoUft>p>t ftwOip* va.
enti*rbo)era Bf3-ft^^
anti-riiolrn iooraiatJoa

antKboIrm inooulation oerllficste
Sft 0^ CPW B. T W B H iT T B
aoti.obolrfa rccoinp
Anlirhoru* depro^jua = Corvboru*
deprewui R.,q

antiripate rd. V^TBipr.BX^

•TBl

antiripatetl «i(f. ^bWbiIts
in rase of aimnpatod default «.
rtxjT ift Bt

aniiopateil elwiBf ttocV

antiojialeil «ut BfftBB

aMiojMtfd exjwBditurB ^tWRa

tUB

aBtkipatrii iaerva*# (m meotae)

anticipated mem capital
BVBB jcsft

ahlictptted movruicnt (of the stocks)

BBticijvated pncp
anticipated proilurlioB
T'TT^B

aniicipalnl profit 5B>r

■nticipate^) tvlea«p ANb

anticipatcil rcquirvmeBta
ariTtBBBT^
anUr>)vatpd revenue
aDtici)iated sales ftiBB

aaticipateil savings Bbb

aBtiopalion 1 ^nftBTT*l w.

3£ov (lalios oraliesatioa cflha
ireome ot a trust eetate before it
IS due— IS’eK) ».

3 HiBitn. aim, ai>^. 6« mi‘/
astacipatioB iatetyec wamst

»ntidp«tety flT*lttltr

108

■riti‘B*Urial chart

wfliT*

motinprlory gritoitj 37TH

•Btifiprlory intefMt or braVen
p«nod iotereit
W»TTTra

antiripilor^ pention

laticlmil atij Sot (perpandiculir to
tb« »ar(»ce) ?WW

uticline Ciol (npfold) Tjfe /,i *tK*
«IT7

tyodina «rcNf5*. WJtxWt
■ntirlmorium Crol
aDti-rlocVwi«e o^/ = coaoler^Iocl.
wi»e sfi-tifir, aft aifri. artnaA

•oti roifulant Mla^^-rhAi

iBti-coi^lin Siofhf’it. fff? wnfw /
aott^oavulxat WtSfT-Thrft {wV* from
SoJruta)

AotiCoroLaw League

aau-eompiion wttlaK
BBtl corruption departmant afni9
^i7 ^wm, travr-rhA fTWf»t
aaticpctoue pft vmi'pi /
cjrinoe

whirlwind vxTTt
wind vrr

uti drrmMiti* V^-VihiH
Antidaima Set wwTJunrtft {Cf
IhotHa inUtdU>a Pcadwh <oc d

diiiiWra)

A. alrxitrna=A> aepUaicain
A. bnniua (laaTa* acid— D mq)

A> duadrup) f^RT W*ei<t4 (U P

ihatva)

A. tfplinifum Rf^WJuamv^
anlidiabatic pnaciple <m

BBtvdiiphomie fVw
astudiaiuta Ckfm ftrtT
anti diphthrrin jrfr ffBWlfSr
aattjiphthrnticai; gft- Bey it ft q
astidool, antidoftrf (ufj
aatidoliry aaBlidottl

aalidolp m sfitfilT «
antidote ,6 jrfrfWrt*!
aBiidoiicilBintidola)
aatiAnnk coraamee ftnnt*

»rfirf7

aatMrtak wark «WTW

antidromont EM B&flW
anti-dumpiBf

aatidumpiBg dotp ■fJltinwHI r-sj4 a
aBtiduniptB|> Irpslalioasf^tllil^ind*

anti-dptcBtcry aerun aiwi!«HU-fl^

anti djacBterp acnim (Sfaiga)
ffr7JftK7ft(««n )(■ "I abort for
ahifalia)

aati dpiPBtrrp aamoe

wi^wn

iBti>eBirtie « 9^ mlVi Vtn ?b7V m*
anti'cadotoKiD Ckem /

aBtt^Dipmc Zort aftl'fiivr
aat) epidemic ad>

•B Natlrt Thft

aBli epidemic meaauret iQlBaiViT.
ff*J9TW

aoii erotion aoeiely araTTTVT-Ttill

ofttfi

aati-eroiion workaMBm^thU
antiAlana (plain. atroniO Sett
irj^(w(Bf««, nn)
anti fly eampaigarnft
anti fortnio C&em V% 7^9
aoH (ceete sOtfVR
aati fnetioB sft.aftrt
aotifnctioB curve sfkdre^ n
astifnrtion metal 9TJ

aatirnctioBwheelt aftAvipc
anti gilaetw Cbm.
taligeo (aatibody 4 pen. a«» Oxford
Dictionary Supplement) Imwnitel.

aBtigeajBlibody rrecti«oBfnw-fl^«

tntifjeoie aJj
aatipeninty slrtOrFW n.
aotipeBic aubataoee ^vp
aBlij-eBophil ad/ BCiBBfdB
astipeeo therapy nfinn
aatipefllapKil »aBlijeaophil
aalif;rato iherapyBeanlipeno therapy
aali^rs viaf Cltmi
aBti plyexilaae Cbew jrfr wfit^
Aaiipooe Arcs BntwJnn^ {•Mfm an-
cient word)

Aoti|OBoa ^ (Ok aati 'lika*4p9n|r
‘knee*— from kaaelika atema) 9T3-
tnttiJjBifn

A. leplopwa (snoulaia naa) 93\as

a tT jW r i i (fiifl TT")

aDt!t;orite (Q a r m £/iifter«erpen(<ia
— Hey'a Index H 4 11 k UmeUar
variety of serpentine) in.

( tB for ttfiia mineral)
anti-poverDBienl propaesndi BTTttB-

aBti.greyhair factor DocXein. sT«-

wit*

aati haematinirs aOr BTHhfrc
aati haemorrhagic vitamin
SIT shff^i TTTOiatM) tflafk
iBti.hciaoplobia CAem
aati hcnelysiB Clirm Jrfe-rftettftT
anti heterolysiB Chfm. nflflttileiiftr
tail hoarding drire an^VTfN)

iDU hoarding mriiure wfAuu-t 913.

aati hookwormcimpiigD itJTtffJnhfl

and hormone CAein. sft.aTTttA
aeiihumta scrum ngt? fffitRtft
aaii'infecdve nd/. sBt
aati'infletiODary measure pAf)t*8*3-
TW, nhWhit »Tw
aati infljdciDary policy
aati laOueaia vietiue aftTTRTtrn*!
tffi

aeieiiolytiB CAm. «1t)Btffn
aati leeotoxia CAem afirtraftfa
aau kaockCAem (pravanladetonalion
•rni^rtm) afirn^’m
aatiJactase CAem aft
anti larval measure fr^ gi gna
aaU-leprosy work 9l4, f«.

anli.Iipise CAem

AalilocapriAoct (ganoaof prongbuek)

jpt^rrjnnft

Aaliloeapndae Zai. Tiat^n^tr m
antMocuitocganixation alflWttMa-
rt

aatilop (antiloginlhm)8f^ (forBlh.

^nj

■nliJoganthm l/aiA. /.

anti luetic ndj Ifcd

antiluelin Afed

anti lysid fiiorAem. 9^.«*ftT

anti lyaia fiiocAem. BfiT-«*TnT

aati raaltnti ad/. fpmr

asM-BialaTul thait uf'iIXuiai ^w if aa

dniQ

109

•nlipithslle •jmblosU

anti'inaUrUl «lruR afdfitnTt
ami-mthriil mriiurr* f^(n<7
anii>mtlari«l work*

anii-m*lina orpanizilion ffUTTf

anti nuUria mpfryUor

anti malirU unit fiatlT
an|] malaria work f(tanT-fT^TT«l •Frf
anli-m;ningococcua irriim
srfffetfl

anlimere Zool. a^nit^ m
aniimoile S(a(i<ltri ariVtS* n
aniimonale Ohem n

antimomal n, CAaw, in.

anilmonial oiij-

antiiBOoUl lead m K*r«] lead Okaaa.

•fFVUftw '

aniimon'ill iMiwderoiiul'i* (Bilmo*
nitllt - JameVa powder rkorn.
WTPOTVlT
antiBonUl aiUer

aotlnionlal vermilion Ohtm >rTnn

(h»

antimonial wioewwine o( antlmoa^r
■■ vinum antiinonlale rh^rn.

arrow Krfvn

anilmoniale • antimonate
antlmoniated ailj. Chm. 1 (eomlilnej
wiih antlrunny) arewyrs
S (prepared wilk antimony) arew-

rr

antimonic tkiy. O^nn arwTrV
a. acid amifn arm
a, anhydride Wmfin arv^
a. chloride trmi>« aftlv
a, oaide *rv*flt»
amiraonide CAnn i).

antimoniferou* C)nn (heaima

antimony) araw wr
antimonii oxlduni itnn
antlmnnioua atij, QAem. a(«qr><r
a. acid armwT arm
a. anhydride irc3t>ir anitni
a. chloride atBniq
a. oxide arwr»«t«ft9
a. aiilphide armni
anlimonile 1 CAetn. arwrfw m.

8 ilimrai ■* ttibnite ir*orf^ m.
(•ft irom mineral)
anlimonium amiraony HajaiQ m. >*

aiBJin H.

anlimonium •ulplinratuRiMiulpliur.

atril aiitifflony ar**^

antiinoniuiu tartiratum w tartirited
antimony arnai

aniimoniMre(eii,antinioniurr((cd a/l}.

CAein.ar< it^firr

antimoniiireied hydrof^en CAein. arsf-

Af!|ir

anti monkey p«ll*(tra factor yjiocAmi

afii-vrrr wrrt

antimon ailvcr Utttfrol trw^Taia
antimony CAem «

a* antimony •iJanR
Q aaiimony aii.«T3ia
a araentie

a hlende (Oerman bleuJfit ‘to
Idiml’) .Vinerdt atampM^ m.
a. bloom Mintral WWa-SQd
a , broken tump arma, aif«Yff flvv
a bromide naw
a. chloride ««W

a, ciantb*r»an(iniony vemiiion
litnerof. ar***! ^<rjtr
a. crude •• antimony aulphide il,n-
vnj arawijaiq
a fluoride (tri)itawnn)(q(^)
a. fluoride mordant arwa
• wnta

a. Itltnee iltneral. ««« Wf
a, hydride wvwa

a. iodide (trOaublimed iinsa 3n>q

(fa)

a. ocher Afiticrol.

a. oranpe Cd. Jnil> arx^tia attn

a. oxalate arew ftrrflq

a. oxide aiftq

a. oxide iiowder atwa

a. peniaaMorble amiq qq-^)q

a. penta aulphide aieirq qq ^^q

a. i«ent oxide ateqq qq Trftq

a, photphate wvqq vntdtq

a. poiaa*ium tartrate cmtq q(TU

•qitrftq

a. powdrr w^q-tpl^
a. rrd K««q VW
a, repilo*
a. rubl>er qyiq

a. *aflron*rrocua of antimony

a. *tU J}Yn«ii Batq qqvt
a. todium fluoride qjw tjunj

rmVq

a kodium tartrate WJtq qrTTTlX

a. aitcki (technical or punfled)
wjw-qfe (qftutfm,
a. (trondum Urirale qjrq qfieiig

*qin<ii

a. tulphite wyrn

a (ulpiude (black, orange) «SW

gq^q (*IB, «tl(n)

a, aulphide (kerme* mineral) WSW

a aulphide (native antiraonite)
«r*=jrq gsiq (qi*iT *ntR«)
a letroxide iTvlrq ^HM^q
a trichloride imR fll^q
a. iriiliioride
a irioxide amtir Hnn^q
a iritulphlde nnrq fqgqVq
a. vermilion Cffl, /rid. wnPI
a white Ool. I»d. nwq
a, yellow 1 Col 7iii. wwq
2 (a colour, yellowiih rail-yell
tVRitafin in hue and ol high
bnllianoe} ffTtfllfirttS m<
anilmonyl (dnliniony -f -yl ) 0!u
quqqq n.

antl-moaquilo adj, Brq.mrq

anti moacjuilo cream qqqitbft tit

anli.mo»c]uito meiiure qqq.at^

Bm).Deunlie qtA

anti.neurilia nf^^qtaVq

ami iieiiro toxin CArm.

ami.neutrlno Jiln, oft-qtAfigB

anil nicotine Chm. b 1^ tnqf ft

anti node /’Ayi-

antinomy fqqrfl^ m.

antl>o|>lum nfli

■nii.npium tablet sf<t-*tfiiW

anil.oxidant CAem. flffi-UIK«iqBt

anti oxideae CAeru

antmxidlxer CAeni. nfh anfqni (.q)

anil oxiditing OAmi nf^nTm

antboxygen OArm. nffl am*

anti oxygenating OAmi Bft-aiTTqot

antboxygenator CAem. nf^.atTrqftm

(n)

Amlpatbiria Zoot. (it inoindea bitok
coraia) t!*>tsqw-*tot m. (it»t order)
Antipilhca lerQalrniis Zed. fint
fwtaqis

antipathetic aymhioalimaatagoQiiile

»jvUp»thT *1® anli-ltrk ffunnerr

ijmbifl*!* Plaitl

#ntipalh^ fatV^' ,

«Dti peU*fT» 2Itd

»n\ip«lUgii ««tunift nCraST^ 5fttr«
sQtt ptptio Bioth/n-
■ntkpeptODC Dipchfn. jrflTIB)
anlipeno^ic gJj ile3 •Miifl
aniipenodie tincturestiDCtori asti*
pcriodie*=tnietura warburp =
tincture oi WaibuTg. Wattutg’a
tincture Piarm «|TSt 1

aniipetalout Sot (biTiDgataraest
opposite or in Iroat n! tba petals)

aniiptiagocjlic aiij (inhifailing or
interfering with phagocytosis} ol^

wfsithf

antiphartnie gjj (aatidotal)
aniiphlogistiao, aniiphlogitiie ad]

ygTwft rrtfttw.)

aaiipblofiitie period CA«n> ^rrm-

•ati plifue sffr tr^rwft
anti plague iDoeuUtioa afbtgitftO
*t*?'W*W

•nti plague nrature ttfnnff-S’JTr?
aoiKpligue eacMoe wpsrfl t«ft^
aaliporumoroccue serum
afwnft

aetipodal cells i}s( Rflnrujchtr
sDii|>oJal mangle j^<i(%'sf)VB{inrhn
■ntipol jneuntK an tisturitie
auU preeipilui Chem- sft
anti protraie Chim. Bfir-sib^rx

anti proteolysis Ckem. aft sl^iafinT
aotipyoom (anii' + Qi. jym ‘pus')
1^/

antipyretic n rm m
antiprretie aifj
anlipTrioeWn^/

aniipyryl (cnlif!inne+ yflCJWliT
»

anti({usnao » ^TTPrft*,

fettn ( 1) IS

Bnt»)us<>sn ttj;

antiqusfiin articles arflT tyjt. ifln.

irftxTOrt

aniiquarun lelirsBT^

eft^-srwT

animasnan *siu« tr;»f

Anttnuitiatausi^ aflftvt

antiqnateAady (tee

aaeieat)

antiqne 1 JfpR, ai^bTs STW

S(paper> haviDg a natural Tougb
finish)^

S ( a colours yetlowiah red yellow
rwftdil ID bne, and of low W aatn-
ration) eWfWlfttflJt
antique brasa (a colonr. reddish yel*
low ^TTTOin hue, and of low WT
aatoratiOB) MadtntS
antique broiue (a librae, yellowish
red yellow lo hoe, and of

low *1 aatnretioo)

asUqne btowtt (ted yellow m

hue, eatoration and bnlliaDce
mediUiQ Win) tMtetifni
antique drehafoi (a colour, yello
wiab red yellow tvi^dls lu hue, end
of low we eatoration) wer^iMls
antique fspet Wtt
antique red (reddish red yellow

in bne. of high ^ eeturstioa
end ol low ^ briUiaoee) nj^uftiT*
entiquities Bisftq Sir*t?>^(nied
in Ueleyelein)

anuqniij ariftST/, atdtwtris to
•QU ratuc aJf vftwT^
enti rtbie centre nft'iTRri
toii'rsbie tbargee aft emsti awn
anti tabic departmeni (in a boapitvl)
aft wTWv fttiia
anu-rabsc patients aft
aiiti.rab>ctceiUDeotaft>etieni Mewtt
ant) rabsc Taceioe sfil-seiwt
antarachsiie «d; UtJ- aft-a(W«
anti raclulK irtlue dftd nftatw*
ergi

anu-racbitic silaniia 8ft-BT?aw lltaft,
aww-tfft Tftaft
anil raifar aft ^T'ia
anti-rsi iIerDialititsr(H-^>wAfVT
■nti rennet Clims- *ft WWW*
anil rrnnin CAcia Bfr wm q ftw
inti renter* *W«.ftn4t (tq) m.
anti Ttsultsnt ionc Xaf]% aft*

anil nrm aft t^ftr
anil-rinderpest aerani ag^tiaiO-eft
wrff

ADiirrhTnum ilci (Gt. oafs 'resem-
bling' -t-rhinos 'nns«* —alluding to

the shape ol the fiower: PUS-)
•trwfjnj'anft

A. glancnm = Schweinfarthia

sphaerocarpa

A. majus (fiujyus'greaOmi-tlWljjnj
A. oronlium (calf’s-soont) VWtWTtT

anti.rust aolution sr*^ ftwTTV ftsWW
antt-acorbutie od) sft-tnfldrx
anil-scorbutic fruit nft*B^lTT W
anti scorbutic Titsmin llftjltflinq

alift, R?rffrr-r}'ft afteft
antisepalons eij. Bot. (bariQg ata-
mens oppoeite ct to front ol the
sepals)

antiseptic ed]- uftqftb
antiseptic n nfifl]? n-
antiseptie for preserving timber

HWTiwfirtOTkrf^ sftqw. *t»gpt

ifittafixT

antuepiie lint

aniisepiie lotioit uftqftc «tW^>T
aniiseptie lolntioo sftqftaftsqw
entiseptic eptej uftqft* yft*T
Bstiieptie inrger 7 Bftq9*nn
anti eeram /mfonool Bft-ftrfl
•sti-aialagopc •tlH'qt'ft (-rO w.
anuaUveij ad>, itiWfT ftfrO (

•nti slavery A (opposition to slevery)

qrwii fttflf so.

anti.a1avery ism qttnrt /.

antuocial boarding *n>(wwa

anusocul oUeneci ttKOigJ^l wryrw
anliiocul person tafic

antisocial practice siuir^^ ttr^TT

antisocial trader nrnrft

anUJpsdix 2soI sft'Afaim
anlitpasmoilic adj *f<1B;-Wryn>
ant|.slerility 0 </y 2IeJ Bftamr,

anti-sienliiy factor avnryrfrd) VTTV

BDU-slenlily vitsmin t|».-a»ii)dl rflfft
enti.stDmarhic od/ wIbtIW
anti-stresf mineral wftw

■ntt-substanre Bft Ifva n
antuuciion adj- Ckom sft^a
anti suctioQ device
aatitymmetrical ody.g fti i fi T u
anti isnV ndj Nil Bft-jlrm
aati-linV defence (Ifif ^^laiWBPmjrf
anti tink gun jfif. jlraw/l
anlt-linV gunnery ^qpi^dl

anti'Unk min* 111 >n 7 otMar fpieition triiin?

anti l»nV mine Aj’i'f. aft
anti link upon .Vil. sfr-^reR WT*
anti Urtaric adj. Chem.
anti.TB renireafft-Wt^iT
anti trtanui (AT) aft

('t.x)

anil therrain Pfcam oWf*^ /.
antithesis V** 4 , wnt n
antithetic 0(0 lPo< homo*

logons irti)

2 J/v«>h(rDK!«> up of two oppos*

ing quiiitiw)

antithetic theory Bet. ft'IHt*''! ^
anti thrombin ZoeU Hft.RaifiSt

anti tone a.o sfit-fw. aTa-ft^ta

antitoxic globulin aRlfta •ixafi

antitoxic serum aftffta wit

anti toxin JfiiiauMt. afa-Wr

anti trochanter Beef aft

anti trust oWj. (opposed to trosls)*ara-

anti'trypiin ilioelie»s. afit-wfitaifi#
anti luliereuliB Chen- af« afra
Anii-tubcrculosis and Infections
Officer tfaar twf fr«a»i
itfijarO

anti-ls|ihoiJparat}phoi>l (AB-«(C)
s accine ai|. q | T a r*y W T («, >») TW*

?FS

anti t)phoiiJ paratyphoid (T A.B )
saccioe uparaprUT
TWI'S'^W

anti typhoid sacciaearrnxT
anti tyrosinase Ckefit- afs
anti untouchability (ds <n talk on a*)
attlTasi fraiTsi
anti.uratic aJj. Cktfi
anil urease Cir*'! afY-ftTCT
anti-vacuum aalse Jilf.

anliicenene«aDti>enin
anti.senin nfis adWa
antivenom serum
anti vitamin

antLxerophthalmic adj. 2 ttJ, Bftt-

anli-yavfs campai^

antiaymie adj. sft
aniiaymolic ad/, fefVBV
antler (the estire horn or any branch
of the bom of aa of the

deer famti}) •t'l'i'l »•
brow antler mnt tilttlVtl
bay antler ^inilllf
tray anller=lreelinc ijitB siTOiW
Antlia .{atroH-Bfe /.

Antlid .{alroa atft-4ir*t /•
ant lion Boot. fKfrfl in IB n.

•antoin (allantoin)

antonym (a word of oppoaite mea*
ning) HI.

antonymona ad/
antonymy fiBtrfBSI /
antorbilsd od/- Jnat. (sitnated in
front of the orbit) kiWH
antorbitil racuit^ Boot. mBII
aniox ^antimony vsbiie
ant.proof ad/ (hivee eo eonstneted
that ants cannot reach them)

antra Boot, (cavity or amns) fJH />

ant nee But. (a Kraas enlUyated tor
its aeed by the agncultaraJ ants)

«ntror«emfj.(dn(aiv*4eeravt 'tveed')
Biol, (directed forward or upward)

atilrucn Bool, (cavil), aiana) jjn
«brf n.

antrum feminioom (main famale
genital passage~PH. I SM) ’A Bih
ant's brood (pupae of ants)
ant shrike (ativ of S. American ant-
birds resembling sbnkes)
ant’s wood (un ant harboutiog shrub)
TOgtr

ant treefao) of several of S..\niencan
trees having stems inhabited by
ants)

A.N.T.U. (alpha naphthyl thio-cxea)
w B *i fk. (ire[y.T%«.are-erT)
Antwerp blue (greenish-blue -fleu l t
in hue, of high ^ aatoration and
low ft tnllianee)

Antwerp browD=Con>o brown (red*
)eIloW IvSb in hne, of low <te
aatnration and low ft brilliance)

Antwerp red =b«le (reddish red*yel*
low (Isiraw in hue, saturation
and brilliance medium Bve) iptB-

ant wren (any of Tanons small ant
birds having short tails like wrens)
BtifkiTin (^ft'wren’ IS an ancient
word)

a number of JBi

Annra (‘tail lees') ^ooL rs-p I.,

m (in order)

■nuresis s= anuria
anuretie adj- aniftv
anona = anuresis (abeenee or defee*
tire excretion of unne) ai^

Annrosorex Bod.

anus=aDal aperture .lnal.*5T*IIt «•
anvil 1 ftTBlfi/.finrH
23incua Anal- fireifir/.
on the anvil IdBITI*

*ytn %

anvil r6.

anvil chiselshardy (a black smith’a
chisel)

•nvil clond

anvil dross Jfetal- (tbs scaly coating
of oxide) ftBlfa.feBrne (iTit^« U
an ancient word for droas)
AnwielltBoor. BJwrwSBlfBtPH*
11.35)

anxiety ftvsr, /.

anxiety and ea|eniess fB*aT Af 5r^-

C51

tny^

any ci*e or class of cases *1^ aiBBT

fen fev

any contravention of ihi« provision

TT 1 *B ^ aslj aft

any damage he may sustain 3^ ^

any dispute or matter feiX *<VfI
filBB

any maner ^ fim

any other aTOB iftT ^

any other act of bad faith ^BTTTT sn

any other law at the time being in
force B‘«Hd ai»ir ftfj

any other party WSB tpft BST
any other person interested in the
property Wwr wlj

any other pubLe right whatever xr*tf

bH *n

any other question arising 31?:^
BtBki

oth«r natontMa cause 1*2 Aphalandra

■ay otier reuoaable cause wW

■ay other iui&cient reaton uaC

tuaj

aoy part ann
any part thereof ^tWI utt Win
any person rtrftn
any place of public entertainment or
resort wtiwfa* tRlnnWWtRI
UNIMA WR

any portion thereof 7HWI JTR
any suchlpn^(

A,0 (AccotmU Ofte«i • (^®
arf^srft)

AO (Adaptation of Lawi Order) WWI

(ftfit U3f ^a-wfir)

A.0 (Apienltural Oreraear) ^W.
(yre arftTt^)

AO (Are4 0r|aniier)¥wi (&t-wrfr-

«*)

AO (AaaMiiag Ott«eT)WW

A 0 (Attaebed OfBeet) l5 w

wfwO) _

Ae boruoa si T (i« Ao Uyet)
Ae layer (accuisnUtioo e( orguio
matenal) rtWlft* ?*• RTi #1 W

AoBCiAa aJj (fint rate] wi-WVW,

acru Anat mttl'fisff/.

aortalBaortie

aostie, aortal adj tn[yirtle> wxh
uwsft-, wgirtfi^

aortic ampulla fool *rjITH 5 eft**TU»y
aortic archea Zool
aortic area

aortic Talre WIr wriWi^

aorto Wgltfitft*, UCrllf^iA-

Aotui flot (Gk ao(os‘earlets)^%^-
BT.fi

A. praollima

A 0 1 W (Area Oygasiier. Tribal
■Welfare) jlent* TU.

uli-Uttm)

AP (antieipatory pena.on) (<fi.

(iWltatJ

AP (arithmeiical progreaeien) Til
(OTiwt iia)

ap (epotheeary) *) (*tf>»)
apalogtmic tij ilwetX (itilb eaUa
each eontaialog two unfueed num

laO

apai^ l^pi tataajNira 'rolled amadi*
llQ')^«ll.**J*»lff
apart T**!

apartment t (a aoita or cat of rooms)

/,

9 (a room in a huiUiog, esp. in p] )
Tff m , TWn (see abode)
apartment house Vfvrafit>^ n (Mar.
wra)

apistron Ajtron (that point in the
orbit of a double star where one of
the start >a farthest from the pri-
imttvt) fflti-jrw IS
apathy rfr^r»ft*U n , neewai /
apatite Afinerel (calcium phosphate
flooride, or lees commonly phoa
phate-ehlondel^^WlfirUBi (^for
^1)3 calcium, Ute for sTfftU phoe
phate, fu from ufiR mineral)
Apatomie 2<iel (Qk epoie ‘deceit* ^
crfltt ‘bird’) wfttT UAlft
ap dr (tpotbeeanes' dram) ^TT
(It^* Tiw)

•pe (any menkey) THT « . W»TT. (eep.

larger taillea* form) tSi m.
ipemin ufttiRT as
•penent Uti ”> (see purge*

tire)

epenodic adj PAy**
cpertodic baleocc awraSw gn

cperturaled/ (Ikfin.fTTlT

aperture l gw. fef, W, fkBT n
SB^tugular aperture pAys garetw

aperture of a mirror OpkIJtalmcl
(hero aperturo does not
mean a hole)

aperture of lent Php$ 419 g*t
Apetalee Set (plenta without petals)

spetalotd adr* Bet sr^im

apetBloss,apetslooso<{; Pol. 1 (bar*

ing no pstaU) •<»»

3 (belonging to the Apetalae)
apelslons dieolyledoa Bel. <f^ ff*

4irn

apetsloui Bower Bot WTT JR
ap<lslausise*s,apela)y WTwyt/.
apetslus Sid Tm (bearing flowert
without petals)
apetaly— aptlalons ae ss

apex 1 am. n.

3 Atlron TfiTriJIT-fk*J m
S Anat (narrow end of the hsirt)
fTUTS »

1 OpAfWmol. vO) n.

S Pot (of a leaf) WR n
apex angle Sure. CWI
apex best PAynof. CTRIR
apexed adj anft, yOff (•<*(.)
apex June (an extreme point or
subtlety of law)

apex of a lung (the upper end ol a
lung)

apex of orbit Ophthalmol

apex of the curve 5urn
apex of the Earth a way Atlron
wrA uHriTRir

apex of the heart ^nat BtRiR
apex of the lamuia Col RimU
apluerrais 1 (Ok. apo ‘«R‘-bAairnR
'cm ) RRJini ■

3 Gram. WTRbIr m
ipbiereticod/ ktR^T^lR
aphspa (inability toeuallow) TfMh*
rn/ (refinR 'awaltow'}
tphakic AAd (abssaee of the erjital*
line lent of the eye) ■tVltRI /.
(4t?r lens)

epbaluc eye sril^kre
Aphauamixis Cot.

A. polysuchya w irt »r t)%RC (B.,U.
ilQtil, Mar. trcKtr, Ouj. ^RWllkt))
ipbanatic ad/ WOrmftjm
ApbinesaaAIchemilla
A. arvensis = Afcherailla arreniia
aphaneiile (Qk. apAantl 'inTieible';
from the minuteness of its crystals)
•tTRufcR m. ( ^ for eifs* mineral)
Aphaniptera (Qt, aphanes ‘invisible'
+pfsro»i'wing')2oti ertmWl'mpl
■phenite Ftlroj (separate grains are
invisible to the naked eye) «m.
m.

Aphanofflyces Bot. (Gk ephanet ‘ob*
acute’) RRRRT UllFi
A. euiclcbei (causes root rot of
peas) SIJSR Ciuev
Aphelandrs &oh (Ok. apAalcs 'simple*
*{-aRdrei ‘cQan''-io called from tb«
oocceUed anthers)

Aphelandra .uiantiaca oraTaolena

A. auranlfaca {avrantiaea golden-
oringe’) STlt*!

A. niten* (n»Jen* ‘thimngi lustrous )

?W>

■pbelioa iljtron. "

aphelion passage Atlron.

tpheliotfopie«= negatively heliotro-
pie a^j Bol

apheliotropism /•

apheretics aphaeretie
Aphetohyoidea Zed. (one character
of (anjamental jmportanee m
which they differ from all other
gnathostomes is the poaaeasiori of a
complete h\ old gill slit— PH 11.
161 ) m.

aphldaplant louse recj
Aphides^Aphididae
aphidian, aphidious od;-
Aphididae Zed. '<>

ApUidiinae iToel. J^STjtRw.

auhfamit))
aphidious naphl'ISan
aphidivorous tuij. Zed. (feeding on
aphids) ( ff)

aphidolvsin /.

aphidopliagoustsaphidivorous
aphidbt orousHaphidivorous
Aphis (a genus of plant hee) Jijpi.
ttmPt
A. rosae

aphis lion Zed (any of nomefous
insect lairae that feed on aphids)
s^TS w.

aphis wolf gqjEI ^
aphorism 91^1 /.

miaim ^
aphrodisiac adj.

Aphrodite Zed. (a genus of aniirlids,
eorered with lustrous, golden,
hairlike setae— Web )

Aphroditidae ^ocl. ^ m.

aphtha n , m >

^5 WRI (Mar. Ola

aphlboua eutj (affected with thrush)

AphyllanthesBel (Ok.a*without’*l-l-
phyllon ‘leaf’ ^ +• -anlh/j ‘-JS )

A. moDtpelicDiis (baa a solitary

flower— Willie) RRoflsT

Aphyllophoralca (Poljporalee) 5?-
T»il-n)a ji.
api-(Lat apis 'bee*)

C/ meli- *rj

apian aJj (of or pertaining to bees)

apiarian aii} 1 (of or relating to bee-
keeping) ttyilttPl*

S (of or relating to beea) HjvftR
apiarist trjTTS w.
apiary RiJfR it (RftlR e < t»0
apiator^apianst
apic s apico.

apicad fl,/t (toward tbe apes) wnW
apical iwn,^

3 Jfoi (as, growth) Wltlff. WB-
apieal angle Ophtfidlmof <lei
apical bud Bet

apical cell Bet. Jni«hn>7(H-«hTT
apical cone era etf

Vegetatiie cone iff
apical declmiy (m beetles) tW WW
epical growth Biel. entlOfi

(ae til growth whicli le neither
epical nor basal, but intercalary
* if* n aca1u i a?^ R 0 ewfto. etrji
ewtOu)

apical hairs fle<
apical lobe Zed.mt-^ffkt
apical neristcm Bet. wn-nfVmA
apical plite Beef. WB RE
apical fjstetu Zed. etnflE^
apicea litigandi (subtleties of litiga-
tion) nfWlffTjwn't,

^fViiTpt

apiciflsed aiJj (attsched by tbe spes.
descnptire of e suspended anther)
era fffff

api'ilar, spiiillary adi Bet- (situated
oil the apex) emw
apicillary =apidlar
apiritis Med. 1 (infiammation of the
apex of any organ) einill m.

2 (inflammation of tbe apices of the
lungs) etht m.

apico., apic. (apex) em-
apicoectony (tbe surgical remoTil of
the end of a tooth root)*rBh^^ERn.
(Ra&X^ ectomy)

apicula Bel. (Lat, *» little point’, a
sliarp and ahoit point m which a

leaf mil end) sinw n.
apiculate adj. Bet. eiufiffi ^IvJiiH
apiculated adj. Bot eraftff, tft^eiBl
apiculatum = apiculus
apicule Mi/col ertR^B u (fee apienlus)
apiculiform edj Sli/cel- edR^BFR
apiculture=bee keeping BlJRTWR «
scientific bee keeping BIJ-

R15R

apicultunit trjTTCt m
scientific bee keeper
apiculus iivcel. (any small apicM
point or tip) tOr^Bi efBB u
Apidae Zoot ergW-%7T n»
spun CAetii eranH^ / (antflltBpiuw
graveeleni)

apilette adj. ItgeeU (without pUeus^

irvB

Apinae Zeel tn- («3W sub-

family)

apiol Chetn. entBt^R «*-

green or liquid apiol (ft BRtl BTV

yellow apiol ifts
apiole Chem. snnit^RI f.
spiobfi Pliurn (only liquid ebtainad
from tho oil of parsley ieed)RlB^-
(RIRRtn + %* + -EMfl)
apiouol OAefik

apiose (opiin+toe) Cktni. n.

apipliobia (morbid fear of beet)

Apis Zed H^JTsnfir

A dortata (big boo, builds largo
combs on branches of trees) BTRT
trjBT ( fftur ancient word)

A florca (a stiogless, small bee of
tlis size of a big mosqnito, builds
small combs in bushes) Bg-

RT (jRiRI ancient word)

A. indica BTfK BgWT
A. luellifcra (common honey-bee)
BTBiraBgRT

Apisthorchis sinensis = Qonorchia
endcmicus

ApiuniBot anr^^-SBlfir
A. dulce

A. griveolens (celery, cultiyated
celery , marsh parsley, smallage,
wild celery ) BTBIVR-B3l4)qi (B ,N.,
iq. WffllTT, Hm. ejmud, Mar. •>*.
«)?t)

Apiiim inundatun

114

apologUa

A.ioanditaiil (tabmsrged or float
log pereoBial — BrFlpflSS)

^5 wrdrt

A lOTolucritumsC t r u m rox
buTgbitnam
A Bodiflorum

A ripareum (rdpsctim ‘turnip
Ilk*' The turnip rooted celery)
ftmpc* tninV?! (turnip
A. repen* tifi’ »nt^^
tpiToron* ad] Zool ((ceding on bee*}
trj»T>nft(
mellivoroui

AP L. (nudrior piluitarp tike applied
to tbe gonedotropie principle of
the nriQ* ol pregnant women or of
placenta)* VV (*»=t-sh(«)
Aplacopbora (d 'not -t-Ok pfdkoui'flit
eake' + plerrm 'to bear the body
1* without ahetly plate*) ^ool *>71
tt*t w (7*1 Older). *741 « pi
■plaaat n (aplanitie leni) rtldfftdff
m «!«) ^

tplanaiic adj Opitci
■planatic focut Opliri
•plaoaoe ieoi OphtAelmoI

•planatic lurface Opliri ifrvtf^ 9*
•pUnatiim /

ApUncipst (there ilno motile itaga
at all— McLean 1211) *TnvTrtir7
•plaoetiim .Vyrof (abiencc ol motile
looipore*) /

•piano Set (fixed, non aiotila) *w
•plaDOiamete l/ycol m

aphnoii oriDgium Set ***<ting
*rfl/

•phnotporr H^eol (t non motile
iporangiospore) *(**ft1(l^ m
•p1**ia itxroT/

C/ atrophy w^frn
eplile hiplile 1 (Qk Iwplooi'iiraple*,
beeauxe ol it* • mple eompoaition]
NIHKa «

2''grinit e-apfilej mFll* »».
■pla.ali*pta

Aj loJoom Zool (jsenai tonnalingof
the ae^ellel*} nf^Tt B*lft
Aplol«qiii>I>e Zxl
Aplodoatoidea Zool (iuperfamilyj

tT^7t-»TT4* •*.

Aplyti* Zoel (the e*«hi.r**J WY™*'

tnnfk

apneutiic ad] Zeel (luiTing cpiraclea
eloaed or ebeent) •rfTOW'ift
A P O (aannal plan of operatioaa)
WT ki *1 (7 iR« <i«i 4
A P O (Aeaiataat Peraonael Officer)
fr h n (mnK

A P O (AeateUnt Frojeot Officer) a.

7 « {Bir7« TfcalTJIMlfiTrtl)

■po- 1 *7-, *<

2 (in ehemielry itdasigDatee a com
pound formed from or related to
tbe oompoood to the Dame of which
It la prefited) *1* (not ■7*)
•po-acenitine Cheia
epoandroa* aJ] Bot
•po>iirepuie Chem MTTitst
ipohiotic aZj PAyiioI *7 ^^74
•pohlaat IZecf = polar body /,

i Bat (a barren *boot)7*t7lfT tn
apoxaSetne CA^

apo<araplionc aJt CAem *t*7^(T*
Apocarpte/lef T7i|«l11 mpl (apocar
pona 1*1^)

apoearpou* «dy Bat. t7n»n (47*^+

wmj

ipocarpy JJei. ^7a*75t/
■pocatberiuweatbenieifcd biVTl/.
•p« centre n «7VX
•pocenine ad] Btal- (deriating from
«* tbe archetype "1777)

C/ archeceotnc *nv*l^
apoceotncily wuiflliiTtll /

•pixbohc adj. ChtM atl-Rfw*
epoebromat n (apoebromatia lena)
"7T»fl ( ri) in (flf)
echromel kt^ (dltlO
■pocbromalM; adj (free from ebroma-
tie and tpberical aberntioa) *7

7R7

achrometie anifwv
ipo^iDcboiuiM CAem *11 ftsiifl
■po^odcine CAna. *T-*fbA
apocepHC cdj (eliorlonej ^jr apocopa)

iporopiteet Gra Ui»c«t abort by
tpoeopel

ipocepe „ 1 Craw, (tba loae of th*
la«t *ouod)*»7^w-
3 iltd. (eultiog o9) *7*^4 m.
Apocynaceae^ (irea

Xtrttm *rtlt.77lft)

•pocynaceoa* adj
•pocyoeoutwapocynaceou*
•pocyaumsCaaadian hemp Pkarm.
(consist* of th* thitoroe and root of
Apoeynum connoAinum — B. F. C. )
Brn*!/.

apod n W7IT »n.

•pod ad]. *7IT

Apod* ('lagle**') Zool. *7T4r m pJ.
apodal =apodoua ad]. Zool. *7TT
•podan n *71^ m,
apodan ad]. *71^

•podemal aij. Zool. artTBTtff*
apodemitalwipodemal
apodemb Zoil (ft proeea* projecting
inwftrd) KvrST^ m
Apodet Zad (ordv of tbe eeU) *71V

>TV| m,

C/. AngniUifonDCft
ipodi* (eonganitftl ftbesnee of f*et)7TX>

•podoutBipodal
apodout type Zool. *7TT **It
a^Jeochooe CA«a. *ndr*$^
apogemicw apogftiDou*
apoguooa* ad/ Ww^.

(•n)

•pogamy (formatioD of iporophyta
without tbe formation of aexnal or*
gas*, the gamete*) Bot. ***^71/.
apogee Ailren *4^T*fi.

•pogenyBci (lott of the reproductira
function) *7 ffBT* n
apogeotropic = negatively geotropie
ad]. Dot *XJ77T7^

•pogeotropiim woegalive geotropitm
Bot *»1*7T747T, TJ»777’^r/.
•pogriph (a copy, Icanaeript) nfbfefl

f.

•pogynoui ed; Dot «7ft77
•pogyay Bo< (loa* of reproductive
power in tbe female organ) wjtanHl

Apoidea Zool (a anperfauuly) iijvl*
RfTTfrw
apoiae aJ]

•polar od;. Zool enrg
apolanty wny/,

Apollo B CastorB a Cemiooniw
Auron B>ni tkja « , 777 jadg
Apollo red Col l*d ^ T*
apologue »i. 7nfT7T*7l *471, V*l

•polocrr

115

•pputnt midnight

apology WHlMW-d/.

Apoljim Pham wmi-Tl/*
apometibolum Zccl. (a tocoDdarily
ainetaboloQS form of derelopmsnt)
n.

apoznixis BjoJ. (reprodaction withoat
any form of texual anion) •tfirj’T-
'«n't fl*

apooaorpbia, apo-morphine Pham.

apo*morphiaao hydro>chloridttm an*

ipo-morphiDO hydro chlondo Chem.

aponearology (tha itudy of aponeuro-
tea and faaciae) f>.

apooenrom Anat. (9at, thin tendon)

apoBrarositU (inflammation of an
aponenroaia) tn.

aponeurotic adj. Attat.

Aponogeton £o(. (a genna of aqnatio
herba. aeveral Sf vhub are cal*
tinted for their haodiome
laeelike foliage) ifRaftjntlft
A. dittaehyoD (dtitaehvm ‘two*
• ipikel^}

feBeitrale (ikeletooued leaf)

ipopctaloue « polypetalons adJ Sal.

apophyUite(ap(v+p^yIfm'letf' from
its exfoliation before the blowpipe)
m. {•^a for gPlB mineral)
apophylUte rings phyt. arrrfSra-^F^
apopfajsate adj. 1 Sot. (baying an
apophysis) fTOraft (

3 Mycol. (basing an apophysis)

apophysis 1 Bot. (lower part of the
theca ®t?w) f^UMl m.

3 Ifycof. (a swollen filament) ^^3

S'^ool. enrdtn.

■lapophysis ^ool. ^ m,
apopUsmodial adj. Pet. (not forming
a true plasmodinm) sni^gv
spopUstogsmoasoapoplesmodul
apoplectic condiUon ifed.
■BWl. tg.NI3

apoplexy Ued. (commonly called

s(rolr) ewlMid i».

apopyU Zxi. (in sponges) n.

apo-qniii>amiae Chem.
apo-qainine Chem.

Aporocactus Pot. (6k. aporoi ‘impass.
able + eaefiM *^w) mtlil-

^ejTWJnrrRf

A flagellifonnis (fiadAltfomtt
Vhiptike, resembling a runner or
tendnl* — in allnsion to slender
creeping ateme — $ o rattail
caetne) WllWni (BBT

‘whip* + *etem’)

Aporost Bet-

A Iindleyena (& decoction of the
root IS gtren in janodieo Ctgaii
etc — Btsn) ^ItTBPJSt

sporose adj. Zcol (poteleee)
sporphine (from dpomorphiiu) Chem.
(it IS regarded ae the parent from
which tnoiphine tn(t^ and eimilar
alkaloids are denred) /.

■port (toward tboportor left

side)Jtftmtw, whmtt
apo esfrisine Chem <n=#ft(t
•poiepalout m polyeepaloue adj

apotporoQs adj. wqdttryj, wnltin»i
asporoue ai <)4l^

apospory Bet (formation of pro*
thaUnr without apore-formation)

apostscy (renunciation of one’e reli-
gion) m.

Apostasia Bot. (the Sower has a trilo*
cular osary) fh>lg,<ltlUJI3tr{A (short
for feT^nsem^-awift)
spostasy sapoetacy
aposute nd/.^h mrtt.w ggqtfuitfl (^qj
(les agnostic)

a posteriori adj. I (loductird
3 (an argument founded on experi-
ment or ohserystion) et^HUJiTB
apothecanes' dram (drap)
n«I (i. W.)

apothecaries* fluid measure
tRa Jtw

apothecaries' weight WW WIT
apothecary aJj (when dia-

tingttisbed from druggist)
apothecary «, (»pj

(when distinguished from druggist)

iflT^ m.

apothecary’s fluid meuure gUss

apothecium Ifyeel. m.

cleistothecium

apothesme Pham- (need as a local
anesthetic) STT^tC^t /•
apotracheal parenchyma Bot- 1(73[7-

apo tnrmenc adj. Chem. •TT.^Rfjiw
apotypie adj. Biol.

apoxcm Pharm. (a decoction) m.
■apoxeme tposem
apoxemical adj Pharm Wldld
A,P.P. (Additional Public Prose-
cutor) «• w. (tne ^-aifiralw)
Appslaehian revolution Qtol (at the
close of the Palaeosoie period
SfWtt) JUSfTJBlfrS

appall el) «FRT. SJiJT^aTTH

(to depress* with fear), stidli tW

appanage tl4\iT n.
apparatus I n-

Stt^n (asm admiDistrative sppa^
ratus BTtRRJra)
apparatus cupboard srrfinr.WTaT’I
apptrilns for detecting suhmerues
(not radar) (ABDIO Padar 'W?rwf*
m. (» «.)

apparatus of Deral Burs, (for testing
the quality of road stone) MTtnff-

fl.

apparel 1 n . ^*1^ W

3 Naut. (the equipment of e ehip,
as masts, sails, rigging, anohorst
guns, eto.) trany.

apparent od^ I dfath. = seemiof
wntwCt (•?%)» siptRitiM

3 (clear) ^

9 (yiaible to the eye) smtft

4 difrsn CC
apperent age Tg

apparent annual motion gg rtf^

apparent coordinates Attron VTST

apparent day; drtron
apparent easement Lav SRU 9 gi^rTt
apparent factor Bwng Sg|T7
apparent heir Law JTUSr ^WTT
apparent kontonahomon ftjftjT n.
apparently jpinj

apparent midnight Ajtrm. It W v^ t l fr

appAzant i n c tio a

116

aFpU>cultitTa

»ppjr»Bt molion ^jrc"i

appartntoooD Ifjrea srsTJ

ZT^TT?!

apparent on the. face of the record
nfw^ m t?)
apparent orbit Ji(ri?n
apparent proof n SAFI
apparent readan' CTlTHff VTV7
apparent *oUr dav jljjroo
apparent tpeciCc gtarily trpTTTfl atf*!
WTT

apparent ilrenph wnnyft HKW
apparent aui< Citron
apparent ihickneia tt
apparent eolutne

apparent weipbtillumAM *Ht, WlWftd
Jflt. *TWTH tnt
tme weigltk SW W7T
appariuon Jrfrea (tkt Cnt appear-
anea of ■ etar after liaeiBg been
jnemble) ns^'snTR n
appeal 1 (to call id oeei ftrour)

S L-tw n i /

firil appeal fftfB
repulir appeal Ppifinn^Ti^T^
aeeoai appeal
apeeitl appeal Wtf
•dnit an appeal CTn «nY

appealable

appeal a|aui«t ordera

appeal allowed V

appeal irtmtni and reatewfRM 13)
j-tflstat i{^

appeal iltill lie iV

appear t4 1 j'jftin |tei (Conat )

s E!rt iWi.

S(iD an axua.)ll^

4 (aa, a precipitate)
reappear 5 Wf|>i,t
duippearge^ll^
appeiranre i (wbaa noee*.

aarj' tod’ati&fiiiab /roin pretaoce)

3 VA w-t enTTl m.
tOo-ae aiamaatioa) ^nr
coapnltoryapfearance vftirdT^*

r^a

Toliunary appearance T4-

ftwfl

eptaoiML appearanoa ^

r«Pr _

10 pat in anappcarafiee T^fienO^
appearance of party TO ^
appear la defence of % sfTtnTf}^*

appear in person or by pleader

atvAi «ftrT*n im titfws

appear on ibe platform itto ^ TT*

flan

appear peraonalty aAf(4n fVm

appeaae rb 1 4t!»* «TO, **Tt
a wjtnw

to appease tbirst «TOI Snmi
appeasement Mjtim « , flUCinffi / .

trtfTa

appellant •f

Appellate As'istant CommiBiioner
tIfITO 5^ttTO WIJ**

Appellate Aaaistant Coranusiioner of
locome-Tax ttCTTO

appellate cotlioniy
appellate eonrt jnfSTOTKT*
appellate eoon of inferior jnrisdie.

tioQ w»T tjhnT'TOi? «i jpfHirw^
appellate lartadicUoo

appellata innadteltea of Eipb Contt
TO a«TW>i « jnfWa-wfirrt
appellate oScer jpfinlTOTn
appellate order jnfiro »n^
appellate or rerisioiial auJbonly^.

ftwtt wTTTT ieftiw infroift
ippelUle power# J^ffTO Ttf^
appellate record#
appellate aide Jitfron TO
appellate Inbanal jeftTO-Wfeifi'
«T»I

appellate work^^ftTO
appellation mm / .TOT a.
appel leaf (I'tola odoraia) n,

(from Btan)

append ,vk «lnT, RW

appendage J TtH n.

3 Stol. V appendix (a anbacdieata
part or or (an) TOlt n.

9 A^rtm ^ w

vith tppendfgea and appurlenantca

appcndaDl n. Xav TTTV*9 A.
appendant odf- Lt» TTITO

ppended aJj ftyn, BIH *7, RW i

ppended form ftfrtr sro
appended table ftwm RTT^f)
appendicectoray »•

appendicial aJj (pert- to- rennifort
appon Jix) iH*eiJltiJlu
appendicitis iltd m.

appendieo il$d •tPSJtff-
appendienU £col StldlCI 1
appendicnlar sd^ Aisoi
Appendienltna ZskA- fk*TO-TOl%
Appendienlanidte rcwLft®TO-^Tr n
appendimfar skeleton dhai

appendix 1 qftfite %

3Bippendage

9 dual > Zool. a (proeoss) BV4 ai.
bfrertniform appaadix)

appendix eaecrsaappendtx Tenmfo
mia Anat RiRt S**>
appendix iintenia ^ail etr^mlf
appendix maaeuliot jTiioJ ^sWas-
appendix fermifeniiamippaDdi
tierl

apperception Krrbol- wfWW "•
appertvard «d;. kvt,
apperuining (to) ftVC. TOTTO, K?

Tftr*, •WTi ftt

i

appertaining ibereio
•pretiiingcid_(. JSfRHlIV, tJK IJT

appetites^/.

applaud eS-t n ln nft w, a^fTO-f
ar^rtfmwT
comnsend ftmW RtRI
recommend wfitmT? RTfl
applauK atlfn^n.
apple Tt%lR m , n. (tre« la m., fn
la *.) (ZTaapenor+^'jnjnbe), I
apple aphid

apple Might I (plant liea attaeUi
tha apple) T'rVw-Tit
3 Plant Pathol T’TlRtftt**!
apple blossom (rad TO 7b bn*> as! >
low *taatnritioo) triTO
apple blossom pinkwapplebloBaoe
apple bIoieli7^lV''firar
apple brandy ^^hrJTnftfT!
apple-coliore

ftpelaastenco 117 application for •paoial

pple- eiMne« C%«fn> TWitw-MftWtS
pplc fly zwhjJRjt
pple geranium (aatmeg gerininm
—A cultivated *p««« of Pr/arp«it*

ipple grain aphid
apple green

2 (a colour, > ellowiab yollow-gnxsn
tJft'fht in hue. and of high B bnlli*
aace)

apple gum (Euealyptut iluarifima,
reiembllflg the apple tree) Tt«Vw-

apple jack 1 nipple brandy »TaW-
Jr?I%Tr

2 (a beTerage prodoeed by Irceting
hard cider
pple leaf aphid
pple leaf folder
pple maggot Tr5te-*R#t*n^
pple rnildew (» disease el the apple)

wrftnn

pple of Peru (Jitnaen Treed, Ztmerd
Jlramonima) « , 11?^
ipple of (he eye (pupil ol the eye)
«Tn/.
ipple ml

ipple pie (eoekoo flower, Ceriemtne
pralenna) *frftwi»T n.
ipple mil

Ipple icab ToiVv-qnn
ipple acale (any acale inieet infeatmg
the apple tree) ( tl)

apple* acenied giim=Eocf1jptiii itu.
Krtuna

ipple.aeed chaleid

apple ahell Zool. (any mollaak of the
genus AmpuUaria or allied genera)
JtW?lrr (AmpvllartA is from ompu*
lla ‘a roundiah flaak*)
apple mill (apple ahell) jrtT.JmtT
Appleton layer Jiadui (at a height of
2^0 kilometers filBRld abore earth)
«. to.

*=F layers nr

apple tree «i ^

apple*Uee aphis ^

appleJree borer ftry*

apple*twig beetle 7Trr?t.tTTf«*t-^
apple.twig borer iJStfjt tTlftno-OTip
■ppl^wife, applewoman {» woman
who aella apples) (tw

apple wineBoder 71^ /. (40
for tifto)

epp]e.woman=app)e*r){e
apple worm TWtWtftt

appliablenapplieable a4/ Bqfm

appliablenett b^MBI /.
appliance 1 (application) BBttl m.

2 fl

3 (a piece of apparatne) fftfjv r.
applisnt (ap^icable) mfj
applicability BqtMAI/.
applicable odj ST^n. mil.
applicable date nrrj
applicancy B^japtl /
applicant aij^TC. 8TtfT(

petitioner Brft
candidate sriBrB
applicate St^fTt
application J an^ TO (Conit ),Bpf7T-
TO 11 . ffn)*n /.
iBjftR/, R^.tTO^ITw

3 tawttgftB/ (Coiiat.XKt*I^Bt

4 (to dutiea) TtnuiTl/
fi EJue Bvtn, ttnrra «»

preicnution ttotitoi
introductiOB BV<lt<n
generaliutioti mqi »aft « Te i
recapunlation ^UnTlfw
application and allotmeiit book
TOI qrtW 51T»

application book J«i¥
application fee STT^BTO
applieation for a cooduetor'a licence
(L. Coo. A ) «TT5»-«»33!i^ i

•n%TO-^ (A. «.«n)

application for amendment tfiftro
application, for a permit in respect

of a particular stage carnage (p, St

P.A)(MVJf sai)iiftrcn3t.nT77nrr

(fk *. «. an )

application for h permit in rrspert
of a aemee of stage earriagea (p.
8tjB A )(MVM.xai)««TOI7n.Wtrf Wt
W3?n ft feij artk^nro (n.wwaa)
application fora perau in respect
of one or more casual romract
camaget {P.CoS.Aj(MVM»»i)i?«

ami aifire wi«fm tircn-BTrff «ft
W37t ft ank^nro (an #.a» an )

application for a permit in respect

of pirticular contract carriage(P.
Co P.A.) (MVM xxi) OtfilTt rtfilTI-

nT?q aft atgjn ft fiwf aarkr-m (ft’s.

atm)

application for a private carrier's
permit (P pr C A ) (MVM. xxi) ftrft
7155 aft atgffi ft fTT? srnTBTO (Pr.at.
atm)

application for a public carrier's
permit (P Po OA)(UVU.iii)S^

7T55 aft aigsn ft (H ant^tlTO (ft.at*
at an)

application for assignment of regis-
tered lidenHeiglit(RLW)(MVjf.
r»i) qa^fro 7^717 WiT ftro 5t^ft
an^^BTO (I a «n >

applicit.on for a temporary pemiit
(PTemA.''MVM seilarTOPfl argtn
ft fen ni^^STO (««t n MT )
application for authorization to
drive (LP? 1) (MVMtv) arftq-

BTf^tT ft att ns- tBg (qt qt an )
application for benefit (under the
Forest Benevolent Fund) 775115
fea^Mlk^BTO

application for eertifieate o( fiineai
(CPA) (MVM «) wtfagarm-flwrq.
75 ft fw: ankTBT* (P a atl )
application for insolvency affaW^ni

ftfeafaaiftTTqq

application for learner'a.iicence (I.
Lr A.) (UVU xx) ftutifw-atg'Tr'B ft
(ft] « att )

application for leave arq5i5r ft fet^

application form irft^ qTO.iTTifqtRTO
■ppIicdtiOQ for pension fTfOrtTB ft
fenjatlkTaTO

application for reinstatement 377-

feTn^ft fevsnk^TTO

appliciiion for renewal of certificate
of fiueia (C F P A ) (MVM xx) B^q
JUttT Httltltq ft TO5TVT ft fetj
anqrqroCB.q.qqr.)

application for resignation qTBTTtlft

fen snkTTqq
application for review

ftfr^anuTB

applicaiion for revision ft

fetC»nkTB

application for apecltf leave to

appeal ift ftflq ft

application {ox titd*

118

application foT trade certificate (T C A 1
(UVMiii)

{•« » »i )

application for withdrawal gn{(lt i

^in>XW

application fata been diinutaed VT
«7TW «T ngi

application in accordance with law
application in aid ol ezeention
application money suhr*

n%

application number 9wi.

application of effort JfoiJu aiifl *1

appliealien of order atj^lt <1 ntniffV^
application of rcaeareh W?W

application of water
application to certify payment frt^
sre ifi w ^ ^ an^^trrti
tpfltuMa to pothc JatMt tni’ifn
gTTWfT

applicative o4j nttg
applicator dCIV ei
wood applieitora
applicatory ad;
applied ad; 1 ifj*

awnsfft* _

applied aincultnral botany mmiftn

applied anatomy mt||!tV trtftr
applied botany tVia^lRn iftfirtl
applied ebemutry ame|if(« fRWT
applied eeonomiet agmrftn wihtw
applied education tqie|lft< ftwet,

anieirft* fvsn

applied electncity ce m i f i n
applied geometry tgreTlffn t f^ntl
applied matbemitici atnXF^n
applied meckanicf cqnglfln Olf'rtl
applied pbarmaeology anrTgrfr*

fW»

applied phyaiee anr^Tlft*
applied political economy aij|e|ill«

applied paycbology tgierifl* Hi9.

ftim

applied atatutiei Wn g i fl^ adfbvO
Appln. (applieatioo) wA. ("lleTTe)

■ppneinta

ipplot eh. 1 (to divide into ploti) >{,•

a (to apportion) aiftnnm
apply cb 1 SVVvn, sgltt vnTi VTi},

8 arri^cT* ^5iit
apply gnillotiitc yRtan Rt)V>1
apply in witting (iif«a ^
appoint ab 1 fnlvi, *m

(Conai)

a (aa. a data) 9mi Vgnj
depute *7^

employ lrgt 3 *B cni
appointed nd^ l^^fConat)

a

appointed daughter jtft,

«a. ' ttv)

appointed day fina ^
appoioted dieeeily (wgiR
appointed beir X^w fWjV
appointed on probation ddmin ^-

appointed anbalantively dd>«ii«
Hjstt

appointee ( *\) m
appoinier f^wT m
employer arrfl

appointing authority wfqvrfl

appoint in thia behalf fn (nra 9

appointment 1(%^/ (Const)

a ftrhrq n

offiasliog appoiolmenl a m<im

ftjfV

permanent appoint oent WTdl fV^Og
lubitanuve appointment

temporary appointment armtdl

appointment againai permaoent poit

awrfl gr ^ *t3<«

appointment and diimuail ftgfig

appointment and election fbjflsailT
ftttVw

ippointment in the junior icale
atqr Wl 9

appoiotment in this behalf n trwg
9fT5f»«

appointment order*
appoiBUnenu committee of the tabu

net K(at|ii«i« <l finjfk-aiftft
Appointraenta Department 9ijflK*
ftriin

Appointmenta Department lettera

ftjftt-fttrnTTr

appointor = appolnter

appoint inbititntei WMN* ftj*

apportion rb HfuMr-iq (wa allocate)
apportion coats glttqq VI ar^nmv

apportioned edj •fiTfrrflH
apportionment arftrttm n>
appoitble aA] atfiimi^
appoae rb 1 (to place belora or oppo«
aitel atfllWIt^

3 (to place in jnztapoaition)

apposed ai;. 9 hW vftwiflw,
w fltfln a. wfner q
apposer wfitWT’W a»*
apposite ad; (highly apprepriata)
HyHgv, Bgfhfl
appo.itioB 1 pfllWItq n
9 }Cai B

S Plant Pbv»'0i "fhWPI B.

appoiiiional ad;

apposition image irgwrn gfstffti
moiaic image fhS 5 .f{g nfiojft
appoaitire ad; etfitWPTB
appraisal iftqn, *fFi^ b

apprtiie cb 1 (to ralua) xiwt-

W

9 (to astimale the amouct of •■)
appruaement s^tq-t, e^fnlaB, attnew
appruiemcDt of the crop

appraisement sbeet V|'|ui'l-gtl
appraiser sjytlav, ijrw, enrmVfis.
appraiaer'a ilore ftugl'llf
appreciable oAj (large aoougb to be
eatimatod) XII'I’H, qqlv!
appreciable degree »7t»l»q mvi
appreciable demand wfl
appreciable differences gq|i|eit
appeeeiible measnre 4q|i|<i| invt
appreciable quantity TIFT*V tlftl
•ppreaable nse T7in*M qft;
appreciable variations yqirzvq
appreciate cb. 1 (to eataem to tba

ippndatad 119 approved attendance

full the yaloo of)

2 Econ. flo raue the yalue ^
ol) etfil^^

3 (ai, evidence)

4 (ail a military aituation) WWiT^t
8 tttu^vi, tHiwn V<di

appreciated edj- Econ.

it will be highijr appreciated

«l»ft

appreaated lurplui Finance ffff-

rjfitrtr etOft*

appreciation 1 Eton (me lo value)

fi.

depreciation eiarjvMit
over>valuatioo
under«valuaiioQ ar^i^n^

2 FJuc. n,

3 (aa, of a military aituation) etv-
’WW n.

appreciation leaaon Edue- tHU5“l'VfS,

wmO VIX

appreciation of money gift etfir^fV^t
apprehend aft 1 iVsR. anrxnfT

2 (to anticipate, eapecially with
dread or fear) wrtwt

3 Law

apprehended danger tTtt

appreheoiion 1 Pivcfiaf- ni>

3arrfnn/.

3 £nii) n > S*^*n
arreat suget.
attachment etaaiu^vi
aeiie atfirniyi
impriaonment vrtlVtH
detention frrthl
cuitody arfiTtVl
confinement

apprehenaion and arreat ftirgei

apprehenaion of breach of peaoo

firPa-^nt «ft

apprebeniion of criminal anud) «T

f*nix®i

•pprendrc (to be taVen or received)

nm

apprentice ». ftrftig n (<cc amatenr)
apprentice-at.law ftiftrtj
apprentice enpneer fnfhg eifinr»tn
apprentice en la ley (itudent at law)
ftfir.ftrnii'T

apprentice jailor ftrfhl
'Appreoticea Act fWrg-atfjfttnT
Ippreniiceahip ftl ft l gW /.

apprenticeahip deedfitftntltfit^
apprenliceihip premium

BWlfir

apprenticii ad legem Zmg

ftntmff

appreiaed odj Fot*. Edot. wfirflfkTT
appreiaorium Xtol (a flattened out*
growth which attachee a parasite
to Its host) *txrtn «.
appnae *8. 1

^[Rrtt *7Vf. CTTO. STTTO
2 (to put a value on) ajTt ei'linr
approach rb 3V*nTA,lVflTJt^,
vjvn

approach n 1 <7^

2 ^vnttrt »n*». m.

approachable oifj wfiniJri,
gFtW

ap]iroach angle Jl/i| atfitmiH
approach channel /rr$a SBIHHB
jfFVTT

approaches (to a honee, to a canal)
tpproacliing refeate ^5| VT®T

approach road

.

approbate tb
approve VfXl

approbate and reprobate

approbation n,

approbation and approval FTtT^it) ^-t

approbation and eonaent

aflTWrfV

appropriable cdj

apptopruie ad> Ogfhs(Conat.),HgT.
jvs, Tvgvif, «wrt
proper
conaiitent
auiiable g qgm

eorapatiMeet^FT
appropriate tb
appropriate action trgfhtt
appropriate anthoiOy
appropriate Cbapler »t<t n B

appropriate clothing and equipment

appropriate column Ct^jfirr xvm
appropriate eompilatiob
Aon*l

appropriated adj. ftfitBHwT, ftStjTfl
(Const-)

appropnate department
appropriate designation itfit.

WW

appropriate form Wyfhs BVtt
appropriate government Ftgf^FtTOT
appropriate head TTgfsfR
appropriate heading cjffBtt
appropriate multi]>lier Te^rfilti trgf^

approprialeneaa «

appropnate place

appropnate Revenue Oflieer H^frnr
fTTlFB-atfutlO

appropriate aeale Bgfts 5>vft
appropriate rise BftmoT

appropriate spacing ForciJjv
SntTTTFtB

appropnate sub-head Frgftrfl av ?ft|
appropriation ftfttfpTB n
appropriation of land to different
purposes tffit ift fmt fitir bbIit! jif
BWI

• ppropnitien arcoiini fiifirabRAWT
appropriaiioiibillOorf

fifstBln WiBC (Const )
appropnstion of allotment Bvaff Vf

appropriation of pajments

whanf w ft^J) Ji-t

appropnaiion or re^ppropriation
of funds ftfJl VI -ftfwhta »RTO

appropriation proposal
RWNSIl

appropriation statement firtutiTT.

Rbiui

appropriation to contingency fund

appropriatiie (idj. RftiJWt ( x^)
Bppropnatnencss ftf5rBtr3nn/.
appropriator frfttffire m.
approval arjjfl^B w (Const)

on the registrar's refusal lo accord
his approial RvalviT %

*1 art^ BT

approval and permission ar g ill^H
^ aa^STT

approve it- BJhI?-! VTBT (Const )
approved adj. ar^Rlfta (Const )
approved attendance TB-

■pproTsdbiU 120 Aptaiyx auitxali*

fiiTfir

approved bJl or nole

approved bv majontf WJ*

approved ctndidalea
a|>pro\ed eapacitv arjrft^S
approved contrarlor arjifr^a

approved enrrencv args^f^f vrari
approved dealer atgJVfXH HI'lTft
approved diitnbution liit atjBlf^a

approved draft ir^irf^S
approved importer arjst^^
approved institution arg a r r^ ^t ftWT
approved instruction ir^ar^*T Wg'^t
approved list irgrTfitS ^
approv ed local banV argat!^^ «I^T

■fWh

*pprot&d aal^

approved medKal practuiooer wg-

i^Ttrinr*

approved oveneai nniversii}’ arg

approved plan arjaM^^ ala-ci
approved po<ttioo arg^^^fWri
approved priaeiple arjAPisPriiaff
approved serundei ar^^t^5 irfff*

approved lervice a(g:^f\;a (nr
approved site plan aig^^ dis-
approved locietp Eiort afJST^s
arttfV

approved special inilrucliOD Biy,
arvpIHxa Wirf ag^ti
approved luretp wgalTt^
approved lour programme arg^F^tl
Tdzs-vrdxa

approved tmitwortbinesi l<T^ firTTIT-
*sst

approver 1 ar^?« m

2 Laa> vtl atnft, sftrarfwjTS m
(fee latormasd
approving wjKtd "
approlimate cJj. VlUil, XTSta TT-
(broogbt near)

approaimate aiJMIta

approviBute amount ftiran nfs
aPFToximaU area oren inr
approainate cost v>nrn vm, vinnT

■'iftsav

approxnztjted a<7j.
approximate dale 9*nT>t f^STS
approximate estimate 1 9iTtT>1 Sim*

?rs

2 jorrifry wimS? HIO'siS
approximate idea 9ira>I aigKlS
approximate length dpari pwj
approximately aftfwsi, aSHt^STI., 5T-
HITS? , 37 . tns WT ^7
approximate measure ^TTn ans

approximate number TntttS AdT
approximate qoanlilf onnait STtn
approximate requirements TnTtr<I
ariTTSHrij
approximate value

®trw7 aT5^

approximate vseld ?>rqq Ttqftt
approximation 1 37«n?3 (to bring
near). n (to eomo near)

2 37«*r«r7 dTWWS
approximative aitj T7n*7
approitmativcoess 37n>S7T /
appeoxinaiqr 37qi;« m
appuUe diiren m

Appunn a ^ed«r lamelU ^smis
appurtentBce 3713*9 «s . *t>i n . ITS-
Ill ( WJWW. wgw** 37^ n
appurteoant nd/ 37l3f. ar^-

«<

appurtenant ool^buildiogs 3713^ 37 -

•W

a prendre $et profit a prendre
apneot (PrnisBs armtniaea) OdIiJ w.
apricot cbalcid Zool flTTig ^Sjvj,
y37»q

apneot kernel oil ^apneot oil
apneot oij Sr7T^-%3
apneot palm (a palm w,th apneot-
Bavonrod fruit) fit3I^3!3
April ms so
Apnlincnd/ 35&WBf)3
Apnonodeo Zerf (Ok prion saw’)
ii*%37»« tmPi
a prion 1 (deductive) ^3*3
a pnon argument fTnvS 3%

2 (nilbont axamiaation) <n 073 ,

Tfrtft % ftsi

3 (tibieb can be known bj reatoa

alone) wd-rivsT

a pnon argument ^11*3 sri
apro^i aJj wist f STt, 33

Wllfts

apse 1 Ufatk. (in a central orbit, aod
also in a curve referred to polar
coordinates, any point at which the
radms vector 'i< a maximum or a
mioimum) qiiPaw *••

2 Jilrtn (the point at wbieb the
distance from the centre of attrao-
tion u greatest or leagt) n t

irnfsss (3*5 m
apse line qtif-cre

Apseudes ZooJ (flagelliform nropod
— Lankestec VII 191) ^TnjtaTTT
3*Tf)t

Apieudiae Zocl. 9315'S7I7 37trs.

apsidal aJ) ^lfM3

apiidil angle l(TI^33 3)*T

apiidal distance ((*3T

apiisstpse

•pt«d;

>/» 10 be JoiM tfghi of tfil ^

frtrflRsmit

apt to be ercrlooked cuTS ^ vIfv
jtlfOlhtmil
l)t words sgrjkff 7T»7
Aplaaua.5ol (Gk apU» 'wipglesi')
nvf^jnnl^

A- cordifelia vanegita fbn

•rtfiw

ptFBodjrtes Zed (genoa coDtaimng
tha king and emperor penguins)
TT^-4wrfltnrft

A foiten(the1argestkuoWDspficien
o( penguin, the emperor penguin)
f 5^ TraTv373I^

A palironicaRT*fI»3n3h^77rif)
Apleti Zod stTSI rrn m. (7"l order)

apteral od; (ainglosi) «7S

aptcrium ^oof irn ^ n
apterous cd; Zod , Lai artv
Apierygidie Zool fTTV dTT m.
Apierygiformci (order) frw 3*1 tn.
Apterygogeueaw Apterygoti
Aplerygola ^ool (aiub*

class *<3ft ot primitive insects which

apterygote ei; firs
aplerygotoui ailj ^77t
Apleryx(Gk a-'not'rt +flcrvi wing
73) ^ool. (a genuaof Bightleea ratita
birds) f3TH-Sr3lfil

A. australis (e( the fionlh Island—*

CNZL 1Z59) ^ Sri lh ftT?

Apteryx iBentalll

121

eguedactna vettibuli

A BJtBteUi {of the Korth IilsnS—
CNH IX.331

aptitude n 1 WHtTT /

3 Fiychot. /. (ettitnde

AptornU 2eel (flightless giiot rails)

aptycbns PalmUol. ( » shelly piste
regsri^ed u sa opereulnm)
ftXT/.

Apns B Trieps Z«cl.

A. esnerifonnis (the anteioa is a
rery delicate hook shaped struc-
ture— PH 1338) «»CW.

A glscislis aiucH44

AJ’.WJ (Assistant Pennanent Way
Inspector) S y. (fmST T«.

fWg«)

ep^reee ZooJ- Oackieg a nucleus)

CPTTene spem ZeeH. WMtfVQX
•fltia Pham, a.

a. astiaoaiae or amnoDu
Tifr

a. us7gdslse amsrse vmnr'Vlf^
a. anethiBilill water jf>r^ VT^

. anetbi iM'eefitrstp»*conceatrs<
ted diU wsfe. rrsjferw-

Wlft

a. atusi-inue water
a. anisi coBeeBtiatc ^euficestra'
ted anise water WS^rTf*

a. aromatiea

a. anrantii flvris = orange-flower
water sfltn 3'7-aTft
a. aurantii floris cooceolrata

^rfi:

a kTOTuMasbromuie water

a. bultiens Sled (boiling water)

a. eaelestii 1 (rectified spirits) W)*

gT»

3 (pure raiQ water)
a. caniphoraeBcaisphorwsterv^.

arfr

L camphorae cooeentrata bcob.
centratcd camphor water

a. caTuistaraway water
a. caniieoDcefitrata=coDcentnted
caraway water

a. earyophjlli co&ccatrifaBeon*
eentiated elore water

a. cUorataechlonne water dVnft*

a chlorofomiBchlerofom water

a. chlorofonni coiiceBlratt*>poB.
centraud chloroform water
(hpr rftrass

a. cinnaiBonu^cMinamoii water

a. cuDamomi eoncentrata b con-
centrated cittiiaiiM>Bwatert)%^;i9

TTcfinrurft

a. dagy^-wft

a dealJIataBdiatilled water itT^9
*Tf)

a. foeoicnliBfennel water jIRt^
a foenicuti coocenirataBCOBcea.
trated {eaoel water

a. fortis CAem (oitno acid, espe*
eially a weaker grade) vrf^
a. juoiperr coBcentrata

la. Jarandulae
a. melluBboney water
a. meoihae pipeiitie coBceniratt »
conceotraled peppermint water

a. phagedaemca nigra alotio nigra
a. pimentae coneeatrataBcoDcen-
trated piraeoto' water

a. ptyehotirrHpftTft
a. ptychotu cone. rnpfj.

E. pura Chfo-
a. regia CAon ars^tnr
a. rosae=rosowEter^!t?t.8lf^
a. rotae conceatrausconeentrated
t|C4« waur itrst TtfJ

aquaiedaetaa (aqueduct) St; (ntt in.
aquaeduetBi cochleae ZobI. vrj

aqnafortul (ooe who uses aqua fortia
»lR« Tlk in etehiog) m.

aquagreen (yaSow-greea in

hue, and c{ high S bnlhanee)

aquamarine 1 Jlmeral. (bluish green
beryl) n.

3 (a eolonr, green.blue in

hue, and of low *tt aatniatloo)

aquamarine topaa (a toper shading to
a green) tftaw 5*Tm
aqnanalBaquanan
iqnarian adj. (of or pert, to an aqua-
rium) <IIIA

Aquand Aifrofl. 5 »T-T?^/.
aqnaniat (one who keeps an aqua-
rium) arfrttqrerfirc m. (Cf. ^f^a)
iqnanam «.

AquannaBlTaterdlearer Jetron. $F**f

a AqninieSadalmelik RtnT ^TTTin.

0 AquaruBSadalsnud
m.

Y AqnaruBSadachbU

1 AquaruwSkat

r Aquani m AI Bali ai-

f) AquarO wAscha Bzn ^nr m.

A Aquani ntffitn n.
aqnasol Chm. tnfhwr
aqnatWfld; W^^ff.crpfTrr
aquatic adaptation Piot
aquatic apceitok Zoof.
aquatic animal in<4)

aquaUe tabus av^(t
aquatic life

aquatic plant qTI^,
aquatic pupa Zoof a^ifliqia
aquatic respiration Zodf- qquq
aquatic ngbta Lav> ^WWf'TtfinRT
aquatic roota Dot. atOq
aquatile esaqnatic
tqua.Yalent CAerv*
aqueduct 1 Jrriy- m.

3 Oteg da)

3 Anal (a canal or passage in a
part or organ) ITtA m*
aqueduct of S]rlviua=aquednclna
cerebri Anal. ttrrfttt^X'tTTff
aqueduct of the mid brain }rcq.i||48V4
tJlh

aqueductus cerebrioaquedoct of
Sylriu.

aqueductua Teatibuli ZeeL ar eq^^

*174’

122 Ark^iiUn brown {ith-o«l

•<{aro (k eocsbiniDg form deootiDg
njaeonl md)

■queojnerranal oij WTfT^TTT^
aqnroa* aJj 1 WSftO
3 CJw«. Wifrti
Dut. hydr»t« gfiAv
li^drout

aqueoui aminoiua Chftn vrffV

■qiivoDi extract P)iarm- ^fWIt
aqneeuahainorppMki{tn«t
WtTO n (Jrom a"-!)

iqueoutDeit CAm
aqueous rock Pelrei? at€tvflW
aqueoai tolatioo Ck^n Tiftv
aqueous tension Cken. OTftOanvf^
aqueous tissue Bol (with much
watery sap and acting as water
tMetei'in)
aqsi>

aquicelons ad;. (inbabiUeg water)

aquifer l (that which bears water)
awT m.

3 Q«el (a wster-beariog bed) ^

sn/

aquiferoui tissuewaqueous tissue
aqutfolius Pel Tea (sharp or pointed
learedX^nrrt
C/ ilicifolius
Aqoila 1 ST^JHlT^

SaCagle Asrron. frier fm (ancient
word)

a Aquilje = Altair Hsni frier m
Q AquiliceAIshsiu fneins
Y Aqnilje = Tarssed iffti fnw m.

4 AquilacsDeueb imr frier m.

{ Aquilse^Deneb i| sner m

Aquitana Pol erij^tnifit (English
word IS from Saoskrit)

A sgillocha (agaltochom, aglia,
akgaw aloeswood, ealambae,
eaglawood, lignaloea, l/gnum
aleee) tTHtFlwJll (B ^>7.11 "Tf.
Ben wnf. Bin Qoj lam. •”!?«
Tel. Malay If. Per W)
aquilewood (agalloch) iS-
Aquilrgia Pol frjUOTift '/or errla-
n/tli/m 144 eolombioe) /

A. alpina fgimi regitl
A^^*<J”“'»(il IS redAowerod)r«

A. chrysantha (rkrysaiiihii 'golden
flowered’ P’a**''

A coerulca(itisblaaflowered)41w

figtn

A flabelitta (^abrlfiUis 'fao-ebaped'
siairnc H«i‘lais’)«nai*lT ft-
gin

A formosa (sepals red— Dr. FI. p-
104) fSEftr*

A glandoloae cbltt fagoi
A. gleuca ffgm

A.jncuada (fsicsindii ‘joyoua’ rr^)
i^flrgiT

A. oevadensia (Kerada id U & A )

inrtw-fifgtn

A. pyrenaiea = A. alpina

A. thabetnfotia(tha)ictmm sr^iq*
er^ngjwet figin
A mndiflora (eindi/oni 'green*
flowered' fitgm

A. entgsne rrnm ^gsn
AquOiaa aambucioa s Lera ludiea
Sot

aquiline ad;. I (ft or pert to an
eagle) tt1<W.*WT*

3 (earring) n

S (applied t« the nose) gc (irOll)
a qo« Cfrom whieh')

A. R. (aawe rerns ‘in (he year of the
reign') in IT (ftlfti'Ull)

A. R. ( Aesiataot Regiatrat ) ft 1 .

(im ic4)<i0
At. (argentum) Cbe"s- X (fn)

Ar. (argon) Ckms A (Aqt%)
ar (aromatie) Otm g (gfRf)
An=Altar Miroff. V<t/.

Ara Zoof. (a genus of mseaws) 1T3gi*
Hufir

A. ararannn (blue and yellow
macaw) OftOf fringe
A. mino (red end blue maeew) fW-
rfls Biwgi

A. miliifna (red and greeo macaw)
BirsQV

artban Cktm. *4*1*1 a.

Arabian birdaepboenu MUlf if) n.
Arabian came) ^***^11
Aribiin closc^barred aaod-gronie
Ares f^»S 1^ **f
Arabian date pain (Pioeiuc doctyli*
/era)

Arabian gum row arabic ItqjB-

fnfe. i^sn tftr

Arabian jasmine (/armiaNss somboc)
gTTJfpiil (B., U. 5l0. tDin

Arabian primrose “Amebia comnta

Arabiin Sea fTeog. 1*5*1 1 l)f* (Cf.
UflN Baj of Bengal). iftlJUfl n.
(ancient word)
arable acid CAcm. ij*)* 1**

Arabic numerals BIWT»1 ff*

Roman numerals Mflf!*
Arabidopsis Pdi

A tbiliana (mouse-ear cress, thalo
cress] fn*n*l
arabilitjr gUll, f*l1t /.
arabinCAm 1%^/-
C/. acaciin liq^
arsbinie acid=arabic acid
■rabinoscsspcctinose CAcm. 1$^ n*
arabinoiicnd; CArm. liftRl*

Arabis Pot. (roekereetae of the mna*
tard familr)

A albiditalflidtf'wbiteO^flfirfHl^l
A. alpina (Alpine roekereaa) fJlICT*

A. anbnetioSdes ififent
(anbnetta44z)

A b«Uidi/o)ia(Mlldi- 'daisy' BilTt*
+ ./ofia'leared' •f^)g’Tm^ Slft-
ft 4 l

A. brewsii (fnoged roekeraas~-Br.

FI p.315) FWrfti WhlVt
A. canadenaia (iieUepod)

fnfhrti

A. eaucaslca (garden arabis— Br. FI*
p 319} 1«T1

A. dliata ifl* PtftfKl
A, glsbra ^««f| (f^m

'glabrous'}

A. hibenueaMA. brownii
A. hiranta (bairy roekereea- Br. FI.
p.SU)Thftf)i:ftl4l

A. Ineids (fneida 'ibiDieg'— tbs Isa*
Tsa)%|ftiq 4

A. petraea (peiroea 'of rocka' Btlt)
BWf*Clftfi ^1
A teabra A. aincta
A. stnett ZTg ft*hr4l

A thalianawArabidopsii tbaliana
A- lumu (towerereai) Wf.

Arablstaa brown fisbowl Am SlttAv

•Tibit*

123

azbitei

TO

vabite Chem, n

arabitol Chen ri-

•rabic adj. %

cultivable

arable farm n^RT. C51 S^W

arable fields ftwlnr Sw

arable land f ^ fft*

arabonic acid *1*®

Araceae Bot- •»

arachict araebidic adj- Oltm
KSK ‘ground nut’» Cf. Hindi
Marathi S^'')
arachidic acid >I3f5c* W*5r
aracbidonic acid (araektdie 4- •onie)
Bioe\m.

arachin CA«m /•

Araehia Bot »t5I-Jnrrf^

A. hypogaea (Chinese almond, earth
nutigoobernutt groundnut, Manila
graini peanut) (Bin.

Mar. Bng- jraaednuf.
anrCAnut)

aracblt oil s peanut oil

arachn.Baracbno.

anebnid, arachnidan n etm^ m

aracbuid, arachnidan adj.

Aracbuda Zcol. npl., *7.

ei class)

aracbnidism (poisoned condition due
to the sting ol an archnid) •TT^tT*
ftTSl/.

Cf. arachnism ttjttftsni
arachni^ium (the apparatus by vrhieh
a spider’s n «b is produced) 5nf%7 n.
arachnidology 8T7’Tl/?sft/,
arachnUm (poisoned condition due to
the bite of a spider) /.

Cf. arachnidiim afPTlTftlTn
arachnitis iled. (inflammation of the
arachnoid membrane) nnWffiRTT-
%ViTw '

araclino., arachn. 1 Zod (spider) ^!Tt*
3 ifed (arachnoid) WlWSlfd*!-
arachooid Anjt. /.

arachnoidea (the arachnoid msm*
brsne) un?ratft7T /.

Arachnoidea •r'ArachnJda
arachsoid flosil Zed. VTVRlf^J(7

Arachsoida XboI. *tFTI^: m pL
araehnological adJ.
arachnologiat atCTif^^ m.
arachnology aieqi; ft^TiTT n ,

/.

•C/. araneology

Arachnomorphae (a anborder mein*
ding the great majority of spiders)
m (ajl®! anborder)
araehnophagoue ads. (feeding on api*
ders) (-y*!.)

aracbDO.pia=pia arachnoid
Arachnothcra Joej ^gnTUllHl (®fl
'apider' + et^j ‘feedisg on*)
Arachnolbennae Aeu QjltnTgkTT m.
aracun palm (fWoa uhttophpUa) l^vi-

tnr srrft%w

Araeoscelia Pairontot. (slender form
like a litard — Swinnerton)

TOlfil

aragonite feomposed, like ealcite, of
OaCOs, bot diffenog from caleite
10 Its greater density
* etn.) sr^Roi m. {.^7 for mine*
ral)

Ango'i disc£/ee (causes dafiexion of
tbs magoetio aeedleX

Arsksn (m Burns) n

Arsksnese n 1 (a native of Arsksn)
('Ff.).*I*fw w. (“ 7 W
iJiVig •• uifilPi v.W)

3 (the IsogUBge) /

Arsksnese od>

Arsles Bot (sn order contsining Ara*
cese 5*)^s"i ’tht n
Aralii Bot. nivHlCtJniTfy (from Msr.
imniO)

A. casbmiriea WtftftT-wmnft
A. chinensU ^g4n7Srr(V
A. elegsBtissima
A. j'lpoaici BlWrtt
A. pteudo.g;iDseBg (it is antipyre-
tio— Bsau) TITRlft (Msr.

Btvnrtl) • ,

A.sieh9ldii w uifl t B I trrnirft
(UcLesn 1. 1037)

A, spinosa VTVn dlUMld
Araliscete Bot- wnrUTO ^ n
azilkyl (aryl + aHepl) Cfcrm.

arslkjlated adt-

Aranea Zod. (orb-weaving spidefa)

A. diademata (soft abdomen)

Araneida Zod. ixfOTR-STCI, 5Cn SW m.
(n*I order)

araneidan ads. <l<SlOcDtr
araseiform adj vIjn*BT
aranein Pham (the abddminal fluid
of apiders) ^5 /.
araneologist m.

araneology (treats of spiders)
f t cjnilvs’i'i SI.

Cf. arschnidology

araseous adj (eobweb-bke) ^{ilITsnV'.
BTlTi

Arapaima £col, W5RTO HBldt
A. gigas UWJMT MgRIQ
arapaima Zod. (one of the largest
freahwater fishes) tTsiniu m. (siTB
ancient form)

ararolM » Goa powder m.

Araucana Bot. 1 (a genns of pines
having aeale-like leaves)

3 (a plant of this genus) m.

A. cuttDiDghasui *s colonial pine
(yields a soft timber— Web.)
W-BBtW

A. exc^lig B> Norfolk Island pine
(it has a'wl-shaped leaves) H|Tm
WTOTRt (*ltr awl)

A. unbricata <= monkey purzie
(with intertwined branches)

Araucariaceae Bot. n. .

Araucanoxylon Pate^td. (a gepus pf
fossil conifers having a wood strsc*
tore resembling that of modem
araucarias]

Aranjia Bot. (genus of vines of the
milkweed family) tratfit

A graveoleni ^ra*

trolrni *of rank odour' ppu)
Aravali Oeog,

/.

Aravulli apur.fowl Avu <f|7.f7{Zig
Arbacia Zool

A. punctaU HfCTITU

Arbaciidae Zeel. ir,,

arbiter i=arbitrator f^UTTOta.>dn
3 (^ei. (as in: "the atate

axbitei: mediator

124

Areella.

u Mbita— ot instico,
eiTil end enminel'O
medutor rrVFT

itteiet

nmpue

adjudicator

coBciliilorrtTT??

chancellor aa^si

lord chancellor

judge wil«llkf\tl (Conat )

juatice (CoDsl )

magiatrate

arbitrable adj l<Ul<n
arbitrage n= arbitrage dealings or
operations Corn (trading in diff
erence) W*3t h^ii e
arbitrage rt Com (to practiao arbi-
trage) TtR
arbitrage dealeroarbilrager
arbitrage in exchange ftpfwtrjrsrn*rtr
arbitrage ol exchange
tnrr

arbitrager (ybitrage dealer) enw*
^ftwt ( jO m
arbitrigiat^arbitriget
arbitral ad) ftfTT^W
iibitril procedure IVtWT aftST
arbitral trtbuual
arbiiraoient fta i sn e
arbitrarily M-tHr-fl

■rlntranneas / (from W

wt'), at-ttufl

arbitrary ad; ftlfTT, anm-ll,

*rvi?ri;. tej’ti w«3i wrg-

tuf-t*

arbitrary choice Q'ijr/
arbitrary datum Sure ireRPre

arbitrary figure Sura
arbitrary lines Sure etl^Htfir*
arbitriry onpn £{oiiiliei
arbilriry power erfV

arhilralctj fni>Pt
meJiite IftirfirfirVlTe
arbilritioo n (sncient word

from *9lxJrpn), n

mediation HvQtQlr^

ArSitriiion Act ftfllwiT wfjfTTJT
arbiirsiioiul ad; fenw U T?
arbiiritioD board f»tTW!l-*r»TV
erbiiratiao bond r«mwir.B*B
ailHirttioii claiiM f^nw^-ar^T

arbitration commHtee
arbitration diapntc ftBIT

arbitration at exchange = arbitrage at
exchange ftfwtf-ata8tt«l'4
arbitration throngh conrt 'wiaim4
JTTf

aibitratire adj ^ert to arbitration)

arbittator^aihuer tn ,<n

mediator trtQttt (see arbiter)
arbitratorahip f)4|SI4al /•
arbitrator's office
arbor £ot ^ m
arboraeeooa ^arboreal
arboral ssarboreal
trborary = arboreal
arboreal adj 1
3 (grewtog on troes)

3 (inhabiting- or (reqoenting treee,
a a a c I so a 1 a)

(t^.trrw

arboreal area ^ irt
arboreal ciret Zeol ^tftnttlehort
for crar.B*il(Hn?tn)
arboreal habiut Zoei. eimT-«m, fW

arboreal life Zool
arboretn evooreal
arboreona adj. 1 (abonodiog in Iroee)

3 Bot (arboreeceot)

?cr*( x=j)

3

arborescence enfein/.
arborescent adj
^SMWt

arborescent appendage Zoai (lu
certain Csbes, any ol certain bran
ehed atmetHres wbieh enable them
to breathe air) VrA
arborescent cryatallizelioo vrnd fCZB
arborescent shrub fimifrf
gi,

arboresque ad), (tree-like) fgriTi

arberet 1 (small tree) ftTT m.

2 (shrub) g? m-

arboretum (a botanical garden of
treSi) »

arbencal aJJ. Relating to treei) fV-i
tlTPf

arboncole adJ.Zoet (inhabiting trees)

arboncolme adj, (growing on tree*)

(-I’l.)

arboncolous adj 1 Zod. (•?%)

iBot isnt{K-r^)

arboncultural operation isHJd

arborieuhnre n

arbdncuUnre charges ^tjrS^-tnriT
irboncultnre operatioiM

arbonfonnndj (tre6*ehaped)lt?-^T’
ashonsstios Zed- JUiRfl yi
arboroid ad] (branebiijg like a tree)
fsw, ( g^)

trborolatry {worihin ol trees) 55P.

Atberophila Jvet (thev frequent
heavy tree forests and roost on
trees or bamboos instead of thr
ground) tofafwy mnOr
irborous ad/- fS-,

arborSaturaimleidtree CAem tfta-
15t

arbot vine (an ornamental Wcit
Indian aorning glory enltivated
for Its yellow Sowers) tft

arbor vitae <fiia< (a tret like itmo'
tare la the oerebellnm) ( li^)

arborway f ;r-int'i n
arbu-elerol {arbutus ‘strawberry'
T'UTt + phytoi/erol Bto-

ckeTTi ijei tn»3JW m

trbutin CAevi- (found in the leaves
of the bear berry Wij eXft and in
other plants) /

Arbutus Bot ’T’lWTT

A unedo (strawberry tree) tUTTI*^
•jetwyT

A. uva utsi (bearherry *4t\i) ttfW
arbatus (strawberry tree) m,

fl-
are 2/atA wrr tfi
Area (Lat ‘cheat') ZooL

(/or arplanahc’n aea ark thell)
arcade Oitnr /■

are-cemnneBcentrad vPT-ntRT m.
A.RC.E. (Assistant Registrar, Co-
operative EdDcatioD)t[)WtT%. (nn*
nc qvOeiir. iriTift fttw)

Areella Zaol. (ombrella-tike ehell)

Aicplla Tulgaria

12S

arching

A. Tulgsri§

Arceuthobium iJo(, (Gb. ari<ti(ho«
‘juiMpsr bush’ + fciM 'lifa'— from
Its ptrtsitism on conifers)
inn^

A. minutissimum (a niante para-
site %\hich dunsges Pinus exe«l$»
— Tr.III 799) •TBUTT^fn
Arceulbornis Aca 'fctsrnT JIBlRl (feed-
ing •'I?! on berries *)?*)

ARC fabric (American reinforced fab-
ric) wseitRlnM-u
arch qrr m

•arch -Wirnr (as in erareb
archae* «* archieo-
Archaean fold ares crnPE^n-vf^
Archaean formations «T<rgC7-tfa%
archaeo.i arehae- Wig-|atT^-
Cf, palaeo- 5n-

Ar^actM-alamites £of- wrf^’PtnT*
ir»rft

A, radiate arft^ atrf^wnT
Archaeoeeti Pefeontof. (anborder)
m.

arebscocjte anWhn/.
arcbaeo-geology (geology of (he dost
aneieDt periods) 'ftfWt /•
Archaeohippua Polronfel. atTtnpT'
a»tft

archaeological ad/-Sm^T-
archaeological assistant SHTtW-^t^T-

archaeological department*
ftrtm

archaeological materials JJTTtTtrt
trchacological monnarnti

archaeological ttuaeum sn?^lT-
^tfTctfnr

archaeological report
archaeological aiiea WW

archaeological anpcrintcndcnt StTf*

irchieological aunrey STW^tT-ftan**
archaeology l (the remains of the
culture of a people) STTlit^ m.

3 (scientific study of the material
remains of past human life, 'such ea
fossil human relies, implements-
etc.) strern-ficT /.
Archseoptetygiformet(order)arTTn{^-

Archaeopteryx PaUonUsl. wnnltj-
jntrfir

A lithographies atfajjff antTTjfl
A. mecnirt

Archacotnia PaXemtA- stmrT^iT-nTf)r
A. aicmondsi atmiatt
Archacomithea PaUontA, atniftfitTT-
m ("3^^ aubclaaa)
archaeostoma ZocL atmyn n.
archaic adj- J3ot- snit
archaic mammal Pafetmlof- tnn (gift
arch brick
arch bridge etW-Wj
Arcbein adf. GeeA. anv
Archean. Archcan era Qtol.

Archean group of rocks QtcL STtl-

archeceniric adj. Biot, (pert- to an
archetype) wiuW^l
C/. apocentric adj. a n w^S
arched cdj. I viltia,

9Bo»- VTTFJ

arched culrert eti^-sivjtornt
arched doorway »s. (aneieet

word)

archedictyoa 2 ^. (pnautire mmh-
work) wnreiw «.
arched upfold Qect
dowttfo)d=aynclinc
upfoldnentirlioc
monocline

archegone BA- /.

arcbegODial od>. anf^alft.,
archegonlal chamber BA.

Archegooiatae Ba. wir^firej:
•rchegoniate Ba. enffaifaai m.
archegoniopborc Ba. anf^dHVaT m.
archrgogium fJc*. /.

archegonium initiale (McLean 1. 737}

arcbelline 2 Baacid bordean
Arcbelon Zoof. (Ok. orcAon ■niler'+

ckefone ‘tortoise**^ genus of rery
large manne turtles)
archentenc adj. «mir^7, et iq ig .
archenteric canty wm**
areheoteron Z«A. wnRt si.
archeocyieBarrhacocyte Wl Ualtii /.
Areheoaedc Owf.JVrfT-^ m.
Protcroroic

Paleozoic jn TTT
Mesozoic

CcnozoiceNcozoic

Paychozoic

archer=Sagittanas Ariron.
archespore. archesporium (girmriae
to the spore mother cella
«ljii) Dot dtiTlojrTfBtiTit wif^.
tiVw'JjR m.

arcbeiponal cell tff4iyniaw^t.^5n
archesponum aarchetporc
archetypal adj ano^sftq
archetype i ano^Jl n.

prototype sr^ n- (im-H:^)

3 m-

archetypic, archetypical adj. arm-

arthetypist (student of early typo
graphy) n.

*«hi. 1 (chief) gw
Hdttal.Stol (cnmitiTA oziginalj
WTO-, an^-

ArrhianseliJa Sod- ftTmTftr-vfi
arthicarp Mycol. ((ha call, hypba or
eoih which later beeomM the fnuk
body or part of it) m.

archiccrebruffl ^ool. (primary brain]

anf^^®r5 n

Arebicblamydeiellor.

arebijileistogamy DA. (condition of
permanently closed flowers) ^<nnr*

archicoele Boot, anf^uyi /.

Archigelcs Bool. (PH. L

346 fig 911)
archil «>orebil ?{gi g n,

■a^l (eztract or powder) CoU Ind.

Irqi^n (ftwr,

archilicbens i/ycoi. (lichens •PtM in
which the gonidia Sid) tjo bright
green it) n

archil liquor Jmw-TO
archil red Col Ind. ilW
« «hj tubsutnte Cot Ind.

Archimyceies (a gronp of primitlre
fungi) Dot. sntrcTF.ft n pi.
archincpbnc duct Bod. Snf^^5Rf-
Hanrfl

»«bing 1 (the arched part of aatnsc

axchipalliAl conunittui* 126

srch temidrcaltr Mm.)

tiire) _

9 (» lyitem of irehos) /

■r^piUitl commissure ZoA *P»-

■rchipeUian Anat (olfsctori' pirt of
the pelliuin) rts^JlRIT »».

•rehipelsgo (e group of isltuds) nuf*
ift^n

■rclupterygiom Zod (areHs ‘ +

Gk. pteryiton ‘fia’) n-

architect m

ArchitectoDica^Solanum ^sol
architectural adj
architectural assisUnt^R^
architectural engineer
architectural engineeriBg

s nfe^ O

architectural feature

architecturslist fe? m

architectural ornament at^PRUl
arcbiiertnral peripectire W^^-^TTOTI
architectural work (from

fnrftfst)

architecture w^fror, /,

n

Architeuthia Zeel (contains the Ur
gMl eephalopoia keown, a o m a
baiog forty feet long, incluaiTs of
the long arms) ^(itnjaurflfs
A pnnecpi (giant f<ioid)

errr*

archives 1 arfiff?^ n
9 atfi^lTO fi (ar«*B record'

ancient word)

archivist (a custodian of archives or
tocords) atfw^WruWi * Ri e-i fl-A m-
archixoic oAj Zool (pert to the ear-
liest forius of life) , KT^

afrflT

arch masonry

archology Kdoclrineol origins) TJ(^-
WTTw.

2 (the Kcience of government) STT?!^
ftrrrt n

arrh«|>U«m iJiol (from whicli aj ind
les etc are formei]) nJ-Kf m.
Ircfeipla.ina m

arriioplasniic <!,{; itfcr
archo|iU>mii mtt* Za>l
Areliusauria Palemloi Wl f ^ Wl m.pl.
arch over ti. ^

ardi tMgmcDUl (A. seg)

(W)

WTC"^)

araeentroui adj Zodl
art lamp
are lamp house
are light projector

A.B C3f (Aasiatank Begiatrar. Co-
operative Uaiketiiig)km 9 (If (fW-

a« ftceft hm^)

are itethod tgrrOCt

are of circle Phys

arc of excess Ailroa <nf4W vn

are of the kour.arde Astron

Arcot Oto} «

arc Sin V IfaiA. ^ '•I'

arc apectruru
arct. =arel«

AretiCft (Arctic Circle)

Arctic adj ZVmHttf,
arctic arcle Tttrg* TtiT^
arctic climate TViygAt 39^3
arctic cultare Anthropd-

arctic fox tYcy^-^iRft
arctic hareapoUr hare fni

trctiuaa (one etpert in kuovsledga or
exploration of the arctic regions)
ferns
arctico Twrjgn-
arctic owl

snow OwIsflitT^
arctic region Tvrrg»jfel
Arctic soil TVirg^l^ ^
arcuc tern (ftft ancient

arctic threeteed woodpecker Tvr^-

Arctictis Zool (Ok. arktoi 11647’ tii?)

m?rt^*nnlY

Arctic willow warhier S|V<y4

ooyGidr

arctic wolf Twrgi X*

Antic xooe 9VlT^-*n<e<4
Arctium Bot C,enus of burdocks)
♦HifHI?!

A lsppa = comfDon burdock (dis-
tinguished by the bristly recepta-
cle of tho flower beads— Web)
nWT*^ «vrffeW(^?[ receptacle)
arco J am. 1 (bear) UA«r
9 (north) mf.

Arctorchus Zed.tOk. arltoe 'bear*+

r leScj 'monkey')

A. calihireneis Ustjrsftf

Arctocyon PoIsonWl ^it?prawfil(Qt.
arllot lear'i because they wer»
bear- like— Lull p 552)
Arctocyonidae sti^TW ^ m.
Arctocyonoidca fltWtSR m pj.
Arctogalidu Zool f^TiV^-STWlfil
Arctogalidiinae (snbfamily)

Arctogea Btogeog (Gk eritci 'north'
+ gain 'land')
arctoid odj

Aretoidea ws^Eigrict m anci-

ent word, wgilil suborder)
Arctomyinae (snbfamily) feltJiTTgife

Arctomys Zoel fePt^-trarfit

ArctonyxZoof

arctostiphylos :=LeaTberry n.

AretosUpl|y1os Pol ^i^T^innfSr
A officinalis

A. nva-urei (bear-berry) sun^

ArcloMylopidae ^ool (Qk. arkfei
'Bortb'+£rvlcpi<^a« a family of
minute parasitic insects) WnifC-
n (C/. Notostylopidae)

Arctoiii Bot (arct 'tFf-’ + Ok. ofiaa
'eat' -efl) ^«*(T.»3nfir
A aapera (aijxra ‘rough’— tho
leaves) W(rT^

A. breviscapt (tremicapo 'abort*
stalked' oSl-fl)

A. grandis«gT-«ftiMi)

A leptorhus Stgt^-^CWlcfl (left^
r[3 ‘8l6nder'+» -rAira^* ‘roots’)
A. scapigera

arc Ireiner (it u a screen in the abapo
of an arc where a film of runniog
tanka la shown to tram students
how to lay on tanks at different
ranges and angles) W-af?Tty«,^-
ftlWilti m

arc transmitter ^TT-qflfef
arc-tube Itadar ^IT-iflS
Arctunis = o.Bootis Ailton Wife /.,
tnm n

arcuale Zool (from it a vertebra ia
formed) bi

arcualia pi. c/irc&ale
arcuate ad], (curved like a bow)

n '

arcuated

Arenoa obturifolla

m

amuted adj. l*««cuite
3 Arch- {h»Tin(f arches)
.krcnttC'decarrenl aij. MvfoU {car-
Yed and extending down the atipe)
iuNlnnft {'T\)

arculite Pelrog. (Lat. crrui ‘bow , a
bowihaped aggregate) Wi’TTTR m.
arcum oesophageal eomnuMare Zool

arcQi tirseai Ophthalmol^ «•

ATC-welding

AJI.D, (Assiitant Begistrar, Derelop-
menOsTft. ^t^W)

Ardea Acti (a genaa ol herons)

S»lf 8

ArdeaenHerodii Aw ai.

Ardeidae ^r<* (faznllg of the heroai)
m.

azdella Mycel, (a small spotlike apo-
»V<)ctnm of Arthoniaceae)

«n. apothaeian)

Ardeola Ava etWC-ffWlft (**<—
.whett waiting for Its loodi it sits
hanehed np, a dowdy* patient
little figoie not easy tospotagaioit
a dark backgrosod* it an

annent word. Of.**^* etwiinnindi)
A.R.DeT. (AssUtact Begutrar, Dere
lopment) tft.ift. (Wtm* T<)WT,

fww)

Arditia Pet.

A. coloreta (drape black — Baia)

A. crenata «Ttffft5¥*^WJr^(dtar«3Si
erenate)

A. humilis (UW.

arduous duty srtntoa vdx^
arduous work •I'd

area 1 n. {Const ),

2 Math. |rv, Irr^ n.

3 {of sears) n-

area and population or

<nr^l

area eomb (BLH. lIT.13)?fU WH
Area Gimmander Itg-UdAtl*
area double-cropped fgsn? hni
area held ^ ^
area invoUed stMtmiVtl
area irrigated ftwt JWf Jn, fire in*
area irrigated by canali fsqifHtE inr,
wtt! It ftwi JWT ijrtt

area irrigated by tanka rmuPfS
mwrtt ?? Rwt fwt tpi
areal ady. OT-.

areal velocity Aatron Sniwr-sVl
Areanadj.(pert toUara)l»*ie>*.»l'ltenit
area of a tenth ’pHint Cl feCTS
area of t whole wood tnrtJ dUlW CT
Sntca

area of operation Cl^-gni
area of shifting aand CT3

Ct^

area of tDpply,R^*^
area opaca fmArvoI* •’vitxi*

(wrmt opa<)aa)

Area Organiser

Area Organiser, Tribal Welfare |ni.

arr^hre. c^ift-cnw

area ont of cnltivalion

inr

area pellucida J^mArpot tr^tt

(^n{l pellvcid)
area slip {Rkf.II 223)
area town vlgt jci ^
area specified |ni
area stateaest cii
area itnata Zool. 9^
area iraniptsafed Brfinlfnr ira
area under canopy forestry fipftm ¥
^ Cl Virrw. ftwiwn^ Vacc
ares under crops |ra, CTCJf 5

int

ercs under cultivation ^

ares under forest Vtt

area under groves BrfWH-vtt
area under irrigrtion Ptra V^.fkwT^

CtV»

area vtseulosa Zool-
area wall (tbe wall surrounding an
area way) stulplb blft
sreaway (an open subsurface space,
for affording access to a cellar) er^>

area working plan Fort$trv Int.

Areca Boi. BCtHl
A. catechia (areca nut palm, areca
palm, betelnut palm.tietal palm)
wm i tg Wf (BiM ,N. 1.*|)

A. dicksotni^Pinanga dicksonii
A. Iniescent (fstesems 'becoming
yellow* Obwr) dlsiCKR

A. nagensis (tbe nagas use It as a
enbetitnte for betel tiute~Basu)

WlUlJt

Arecaceae Bof. ^.fCn.
areesceoui adj.
arecaidine CArm /.

arecaine f

Arecales Bot «

areca nut ^rpsw n-, g^rfl
arena nut palmasreca palm {Areca
eateehu) grifl CT

areca palmaarecannt palm
areeolidine Chem. H.n5«rt /.
arecoline Chem. /•

areeoline hydro-bromide Chem-

arenaceous adj. 1 CigtTC, hftCT
3 Pilroo PfCITHtf {lee rock)

3 Bol (growing in sandy places)

9ig{Vft (-rn.). cig 5 cici

arenaceous rock Pelrog ftrCTTlTirW
Arenana Aw (the turnitone keeps
entirely to the lea-eoast) CT^JTClfc
ArenariaBe/. snTJC-tnolc

A. balearica (leaves tiny— Br, H«p.
322 )C^ 9 *ICTgc

A. cherlena (tufted alpine

plant of Scotland— Willia p03)

A. ciliita (trish aandwort)

(Ifn® eifisfo)

A. gothics (much branched stems
— Br Fi. p 324) erge

A. lancifolia »ft?re^

‘lanx, larch']^

A. lepioclados wgtmt cigc
A. mootana cdw-cigc
A. norvegica (shoots and sepals
glabrous— Br. FI. p 324) ftrcc
cigc

A peploiJes ‘^Ilonkenyapcploidcs
(seabeaeh sandwort) fftjgat.cigc

A. purpurescent ^tWRWerge

A. serpyUifolia( thj me-leaTed aand-
Cige thyme)
A. tetnquelra lfrlro 7 «rtra 'four-
angleiV— the leaves in fours: PN3 )
cj'jj'fi cige
A. vema Cigc
arenariout w arenaceous
Arenga Bot yrifRTC-WCtft
A. oLlusifolia (otlKM 'blunt')

Aienff* ■scch»rif*r« US •igilUceotia rock

JL Mctlunfer« (jogtr p&lm. ireng
ptlm. gocrati p»lm. M»l* y »M0
p»lni. sigo p»1id) ««n5W

A. weilerboatii^A obtonfolu
arcDK palm [Artnfa lacchari/era)
ttirt'Sra m-

Arcmcola Zod (genoi of Ingworms
—they bnrroef m etody beaehei
between tide-marka

arenlcoloal adj Zed (ishabiting or
■^orrowirg in tbs tand)

(-rO

arcmlilic ady Fdro] (pert to sand-
itooe) . aiaaijJra

tnaoliadj (resemblingaand) amwiw
•reooie ad] (taady)

•reoiMit; trerwi /n WtJrid

•reoU 1 (an lateritics) n.

S (Mlen'sd nag aroned the aippU,
or aroond a eaiicle or pustnle)

wr«

8 (that portiQB of the ms ^hioh
borders the eaptl of the sy*)
n

areoUe pi of areola
areolar ad/ ursnftWj arrfirs
areolar luioe inat ar>sn^ 3^
areolite, areoUted odj 1 (dirided
into or maihed by areolae) **OM
fts, aiefire, wrrtfisw

2 Dot

areolation sr»arw^, WF^it «.
areole !■> areola

2 Bot ■ (a small rpase) 9^1* **•
b (a small pit or eaeiCy) VT* m.
Arequipa Bot » Echlaoeartai p p,
sifta'em niilq

A.leacotncbni flT^lftf StflaeeiV
arete Gieg Or Lat afuta ‘beard of
grain’ O) m.
a retro (*ia arTsar> behiod*) fTvqi

im

arfredeosute (-soda hornblende—
liter’s Iadsi)VTTT*af^ m. (4a for
mineral)

arg. (atgentnm) Ciem. X (<*a)
argali (a eolonr, red yellow tflrdi in
bn*>and of Tsry lo« «1 satnralion)

Arganoimi Sal WH*A aeifi

A ratyciBa la a tome— Basu)
T54-4T>t*rf)

A dichoioma stiifirq am*(0 (Basn

4rasfi)

argaot (Onpunem eelgiir^

(Tal

Argat Zotl

A ameneaous, A mioiaiua,
pertieua (adobe (>ek, bine bag.
tampan) tmbaft

A refIexat({oiii>donpigsoDa)c4tS

argaiid n. (4\) »•

Argaeidae 2«of 4^ m

Argeraooe ^ot.

A. grsnJifiora tigi^eq
A mexIcsBs (Uetieaa poppy, pno-
Uy poppy, lellow Ifextean poppy)
fllRI*4 ^ilWS-eg (D ,N ,5d flUa.
Ben , Hio atiofkiMd)

A pUlyeeras (ptaigurae ‘baring
broad n thorns Itt'lTJliW »rniW-

argeraoDe oil >rn?ac*t ^
argemoo]' » (a pfant of the geans
Arjtmene) VlW-%ag
argeool (orgeatum "Pa + *01 ‘f, a
iileer alboraia combination) Chem.
f^'4’9 «
argent to ti.

argent ad] (made of iiltee. white)

fsauq,

argent*, irgeato- Chen TW 1 -
argental ad) 1 (of or pertaining" to
(lUcr) 4TO

2 (resembling sileer) TO^TRr

3 (eontainiog «r combined with
ailrer) twgw

argcBtsl meievT/ Chen. <I*«
argeot-amide Cbs>«. TO
argent amine Ohne TO-lavft
argenUtlon (coaling with iilear)

argentea ^«>f (sdeerr layer) TOWT

argeniroup a<f/ (edTery) fTO, TOin*
argenleot^of Tax TOl.^TO
argent I. • arg'irlo.
argentic ody Chn».n9r*
argeoli-eysnide Cbm n

argenlide Chen, pi^ig.

argentiferous ody. Chem

g'f

argentiferous gslena tanjn
argentiferous goldselectrum tnTT

grA

Argentina i Zeal. W*4Vl5»dnnfil (tea
argentine)

2 Set wripjsi snnfir
argentine ,i, (an) of rariona small ail*
yery-acaled fishes) (t^

III. (Cr as the name of a fish in

85")

argentine edj. 1 (pert to sileer) tTO

2 (resembling Hirer)

3 (silrer) ) sdnKC

Argeniinidse Zed tPJiSlftT-Aw m.
argcnti nitras fVrt
argenti-nitrale C)ie»>- nra^tTn
argentdoD CJien. ft. (t«S+

argenlite A/inerof (astirs silrer iol>
phide) TOf^ la. (ffl Silrer, V-
for sutpliida. 4* for •ft*
mineral)
argents yw.

argenloid (an allo) of iilrsr)
fiOTJ m.

srgentol Bharni. TO« m
•rgenlo meter Chm. TM ItW m.
argeoio metne otf/ nfTfttifttf
srgento metrf nra fSft /
sigeTiton T»n /.

srgentoproieinum Phami (a com*
poand of Hirer and protein) TO-
m

argenlo pynte dfineraf ntfftrn^Vv
argentote Pham (a compoand of
silrer and a nncleo-proteln s>ss is
not from glneose) TW'tl* n
argenlooig^; Chant rJl«i
argentum 1 CAeni »

2 nr>r n , wKt

argentum album (silrer coin) pn.

3TI

argentnm Del (money gireo as earnest
in making a bargain — Alyar)B'Awi-
nfsT. mt (Uar fewt)

Argesan Riser (m Afghanistan) Otaj
(from^V)

arpllfceooa adj Pttrog. (im

rock)

argillaceous rock Ptiret ^*iI4

ar9ilIo\u

J29

Ariocarpui'rehua

argilloas strgQlaceons

arguMse {tr»ngJcrtns argiDine to orni-
thine) m.

•rginioe {flrj«ntnm+ -tnr; in illusion
to the Hirer silts which were first
discoTered- It is i deriTitire ot
guinidine Dioehtnt, V

/.

irgioine phosphoric acid Bioehem-
ArgiopccGstella

Arfos*Ar»o Nans, Ship Argo AiCron

afgol»=cnidc tartar Sprftrf^ s*fT^ m-
argon Ciicrn* (Oh. argon ‘icictire'. so
cained on account ol its inertness)
w

argonaut ^snflWm.

Argonauta Zool. (the oolj known
species IS me paper nautilus
srrf^«)

A. argo nTtrfsT

Algo Nans- Argo Atlien. /•
a Argnt Naria or CinnaeaGno.

pos jnnT ^W/r, WTOT n.

/3 Argus Trivia or Cannae wMia.
pladdoi

{ Argus Narif or PuppiswNaos

I Argus Narit or Canna^s- A«pidu

sVe sRtt /.

c Argos Nans of VelorumssMar.
keb /.

B/gne t,b. 1
Uiato 3W^

argue and refntc *FCT *tW f'TO'*t'*t

arguendo Laio TTITTH 7T-

Argolns .^col. (?m^|H

carp-lonse)

argument 1 /., sri, ni m.

3 Ualh B amplitnde

3 Hath- (that which fixes the direc'
tioo ol a complex quautity) Cty'dl
(-11) w

4 Logie gf^/.

argnmentil arf/. gf%-

«T«.gf5c.g=T

•rgnmebi and argumentation

iftr 4TJm

argumentation l Xoio a.

2 s^iv, gtw. /•

argument Irom ailencessex ailentio
Ziogie (an argument from lack ol
relerence to a thing, lack olprool,
etc*) gfip. •inivi.-ii gfu

argument m circle 'f^g^
argumentnm £o 0 ie g^ /
argnscntom ad bncalom Logre

argnmcntam ad bominem £o^io aufiE

sfrgfiB

argumentam ad ignorantiam Legte

arjfpr gfir

argumcntom ad miscricnndiaai
Logic gpE

argumentam ad popnlom Logie

sft gf^

argumcntum ad TCtecnndiam Lc^te
ants aft gPK

argus broMOscocbin (a colour, red
yellow in hue, and ol low ft
brilluBce) ftllJlS
Argusiaoinae dars^^T^VTgittTfn
Argustanns Am
Argus Nans nt Argo Nans
Argus pheasant Am (Gk.

irffos— a giant ol rast atreogtb,
who had • hundred ahiniog eyes,
upon bis death these eyes were
placed by Juno on the tail of a
peacock: Prakrit la ehoct lor
Sanslme A»*.cfta«)

Argya Aces (they are very oQiay)
Jlft

Argyle appIe=EacsIyptus cinerra
Argyrcia Hot wg^vui-saift

A fulgeos deaves densely ailky —
Bodu) «g?tTln

A aencca (densely covered with
hair— Graham) ihni
A. apcesoaa (elephant creeper)
« 1 sr-iT iDt (B asu « 55 aW, Kan-

Ouj Ilin Mar.

f!S5*a, Mai- Tam.

jociudrocAopi)

ArgyrodetmaBol (Ok arpyroi'ailrer*
W-s (el Hindi ^f^J + denna ‘skin’
rcfemn? to the ailver) depo-
sit on theakin PNS-jsss^rF^T jnrift
A lesucnlareSra^^WS^T?^

argyrodite (a silver anlpho-germanite)
m (t- (or ailver, ft- lor

ft*r 3 germanium, M- for 5 ^^^ sul-
phur, -T^ foriaft^ mineral)
argyrol Tharm. (preparation o! silver

Titellin) fiiTjlft/

Arhynchobdellae Zool. (order)
arge'fttEt rra m

AJlJ. (Additional Bevenne Jospector)
« TT ft- («1C nart-ft^t^)
A.RJ.*’(Army Regalatious. India) MT.

fi-ft (tffccft^ fpn ftftun)
aricine Chtm. (found in cusco bark,
a variety ol cinchona bark) aftdT^/.
and ad] ft J<d,
dry

desiccated ftg«C
and and dry ftaV
and climate at^ig,
and cycle gag ^

Anded e oCygni Arlron tratt

and hillsides gtc
and soil gvs g 7 l

anegite Prirep. (a granular **) pjro-
jenite m,

Ane8-RamA»{ro»),5PT m.
o Anetis w LI NathsHtmal imr
*Wfn .wrrfi/

/) Anetis M Sheratan ^TT m ,

wfirpfr/.

y AnetiiKMesartim iR,

S ArietisaBoiem wgi) CTTm
Anetid Astron ^ 3^/.

Arietites Polrontol (whorls numerous
—Woods p 329) s^isr^-sniift (j?
numerout, sft whorls, -* 1 W -ites)

A hucklandi (shell discoidal)

ftwnrgTwmt^

anl pot m.

anied, anlledssrillate
anliform edj Bot arRjwr?:-^
aiillary odj Bot wftwRr-

anllateatl/ Bot (having an aril)«rft-
wlftw

■rilled = ariUate
anlloid ltd]

■rillus=aril

Anoesrpus Bal. (genus ol spineless
cacti) anrvZT^-Hjtfft
A fi 9 Suratus=Auhaloniumfissnra-
turn

A, prismaticum Wl+veW

A. retusa (rrliim ‘blnnt’ f» 5 )

Anon 13^ AikAnit* goldfinch

An<ta)ocMa

\ aruiD)Bati=: A t*^la

Anon Zool (senus wliicU includes ths
common black sluj f cJtusarannRr
A atcrSTffrs^fWtffsiTT

An^ienia Cof ^Lat am ‘arum' -‘-Gk
/-iii-a blool'-in allusion «Q tlie
te<i bloichevl leaies of some species)
?ii»i'4u'ijr3nfi

A cnrialumsA (ortuosum
A draconlium (green dragon) fft
snn-'.uuN'jtj (Uiih EftTn cf 3^

A japODiium

A lc>cbenaallii (fouad in S- India
and Cei loal sfnTTifi

A nD-ea- [rutgi*! gafin^' — tha
open »paibe)7T^>T-ETWt7Eff
A spcciO'um (jp, 0 »m tbnn)
hesulihil ) 5?^^ amwf
A tonuo'uni (die roou are used
lokill tlie reocuis nhicb infect satUe
in tbe rains ~ Basu) syEifii's*
srfensfi

A inpbvUuoi Urt

i,h!/UHn three leared i« leal di

An>truD Set (Ck oritta ‘bristlei
ann -irrii’n Tbe spatbe or slieatb
ol a donei has a spike)
fflfft spike - *.3 arum)

A probo*ciJeuia 5*^) V.dll’jJ

A vul^are ETftrS
ari*e ii innil, amrcn,

3TT5!, sVtn it ?hn, Cf=Ti,
^i, ^:w4

arise out of land ^ h

CVet

ari;iop aJj TJfTTt

annnj or accruinp enm *rai^

antin' out of ftTTTft.?* fft WlStli h

h-jwr

anting out of land
Anstida Cot. (Lat oriila ‘annOriEp-
»3nft ^ _

A oliganOis (ant ricj) ft’fr^nrTW

anttocracj 1 wfimtr-et*! n (from
Bengali)

3«ftr»ra-^m.

anstocrai a^]. I erflnra-ViffT, triiTTra
9 (one itbo (aroun an anetoeraey)

•rfir»ra-g»ft

A brarleaU «)innfl (Basn

Din ^’Wtillar fissTOt,
Gn) «<imO)

A rlemalilis «5***hr fjETt
A elegans^refE^

A pp;aa(jijaa‘ofgiantproportioos —
the floater)

A I sdica (Indian birthai ort) w I'li'V-
{»7T){B H l?»ft,Ben.Bio <«•
V, Tam W. Tel iw, tuigwl,
Mai. E«ta»)

A merroplis lla (mth large leaTea)

A rdebur;buoa=A UfiU
A siphosDulchinaiks pipe (the
penanthl^-S^ is betit 1 Le a siphon
Pwe— WiUw)

A ta'ala (ropafti 'a people of tba
Pbilippinea') t-dO

Anttolochiaeeee Bat irdO n.
arisiAlociuaceou* aJj
Anstolochiales Bat. e^ « (^

order)

arV'toiochiD Ckreu (wttfil/.
antlolocbiDeCA'ie (apoisoootit alia*
loid found >0 rpeciee of Jnsfc^echia)

irr^/

Atialotles laoiero ^oet (masliealiog
srpsratus) enf^, dfttt n

anthm (number)
anihmeiic KVifeni. nOn n

politicjl snlbmetie (economics)
rra^fh® eiftpT. etgiiiv
anlhmeliral e<0 iivn(am)«, MIt
aritbsietiea) accurer; tllei'TlE

anihmelical nserageeaiTsnsnvV
antbmetKal calcubfioa Av >T<nn
anibmenral ebeeV S«rt wN

aruhnirtieal complement (of a toga.

Tiihm or a number) fa*il1wOq
anlbmeticnl eompuletion b% f(iret-n
anlluneliciil discoanlotnae discount
(tbe interest mbieh added to a prin.
cipal will wiual tbo face of the note)

anthrertira] usacmrec^ rprn ^

anlbmetical meanwarilbBietic mcaa
BBMT •**eo

arithmetical mistake Adtv ■TQ^i

antbmctical number ai*tll^ljlfl itwii
arithmetical outcome eiepil-sfleim
antbmctical progression Mafh

nntbiuetical senes = antbmctical
progression

arithmetical sum (sum of positire
numbers or quantities) OT-iioeiH
anthmeticsl total d)rT

antbmctical Talne^^absolule value
(valoe irrespectire of its sign) ^tT*

anthmetie average Statntiti WHl'df

anlbmetie ebartStafiifirtrirn^ ftw
anthmetie cross S|afii<iei
tMtdM

anibmetJCian m.

anlbmetie mean Vath ItUmT flvw
ambmeiie mean diameter Plant
Poilicl

anibmetiro geometnc senes * Jlfatb.

yw) Ai Wi

anibrelcfi ^ambmeiie
anibDO..anlbiD. (number) «tm
antbmograpb (a lood of nachine for
computation) <^{in n
abacus irTrn

antbmomsniB Had. rmiiVi^rnni.
anibmomeier (a calculating machine
designated to perform multipli.
cstiou by means ol succnsive
additions) iffen 11.

anaoQite (ferric metatitaoate. Crjstat
faces rough Dana p693)¥^dtt/aa
m. rough t ferr(ic) +

t»a-fortT^(e titaoate + •E’fortiriR
mineralj

arjuD Bel W^fo.
arjun wax M^foElT
A. R K (Aasistaot Record keeper)
A. w IT (Rre« wOi^a-TTa)

Arkab = g' Sagittani and 3* SagiC
taniAitron «. (fllJlw • ,

fttftq*)

Arkanset Black (a dark red var ety
ol apple)

Arkansaa goldfinch (goldfinch bariDg
the upper parlt chiefly black id the
adult mrle) Vmn

Ailunst* ston*

131

aim*p«litada

sinsas $tone (» superior vsnet}* ot
loTicTilite SCt*l used ss a whet-
tone) ytH*I-TITO

usiile (EooadinthickbUct; crystals)
(S'®! bUck, rtz crystal.
•13 for mioeralX (titanium

dioxide) i a itfi nt r%, (( for («T3
oxide)

tVose PrCr (*7 (a siadstone'-chaTae-
terued by felspar TWfK frajiiieats)
m.

jVo»e sand /rfrcp.
itk shell ZcoL (a shell the senes
Jren or Its allies Lat.flrea'box’ — so
called because of Us boxliko lat erior)
m

Jm I gsi/.njm.

2 (of a microscope) *TJ «.

3fofaaen-Je)g3t/.

4 ing^ «. (Coast •. iftrrf

wea|>on 4m

at arm's leoj^h see «a tl> afpkaleiic
order

raada tft %|T» «• (***

lectioni ann> i royal camp' HWJ («#*
tletO

Aa-diUididae Zod. ^ ^
jmidiUtdiam Zed. ^ft-Saira
madillOHAnnidillidiam
•siidJlo Za>L vii (■(%) ea.
nuanest artificer

xDasieiits 1 (the B|jrt(sie of a na-
tion's military streajth. laclad.an
soldiers, sailorsi ammanitioai trans-
port. etc ) ^Vvtssrr m.
a TTra^rsTT n .

3 (ennipaeat for hostile action)

KTST/.

4 (forces engaged la an expedition)

arfii ?rr3 fesn /.

-auture £!tf, (she part of dynamo*
elevtnc nischiae carryicg the con*
Juctors— ) eisisCl (4^) ei,
•niaturr-otnder (I grade, llj-ade)
(aoa frfhr sxr)

rewture windin' pfcc. ^4 4^-^*

Til band

in fhaif W'J-aTO^

Bed a<0-

Bed and c<{nipped rffp g H3 j

Bed at all |«inU Tlf

wIt Hijy

armed eoastabnlary ar^ swjtfifl*®
anned forces atTW^t (CotistJ. fi IJ'd

armed oeutraliiv etiJU oimcii
armed peace atJJ^ K4m i
armed ship A'er Wgsi -45414
armed »«Mier aTfJtf
armed tapeworm Zoei n)f4I
anneniaceous aJj X^etl 1 (apneot-
eolQured)&4T3
9 (ilnll orange) *»tseu*i
ArtneBiin blae=nItnxDinBe bloe
Armeoun cuinio=earawaT ff-ltr b.
ArmenuB earth =r*d ehalb (Vf 7iai
ni-srt

ArBecuiB red 1 ssacid erunsoa C<>f
In,! WT?r*Tf5r3

2 =! copper brown f reddNh red-
yellow alTfmJ lO hoe. of higher
«t’ satoratioQ. and loner bnlh-
aoce than bnck red wbieh has low
saturation and milium bnUiaoce)
» -l l 4N*)> l ir4f a 4

Amerta Sit wWlffwSr («e thrill
/ram thnse)

A. eaespilosa (eitrspitcM ‘growing
itt tofu') 5^95.41^

A, eephalotes irrrkaletft *beinBg
far;# beads of Powers') KlIJUM-

ifWl

A. faseieisUta (/aincalcta *buad.

led' the Cowers) T*l^-5fWi
A. juaeea (;«);cea 'rush-tike') trtra*
4f«3t

A. laiifoUa({a!(/ofiV broad leared')

A. tnaruima (sea pink*

A. plaBtipnea PTTrNfipft (pf »’,x-
yisra V*t:l«SO-i>ke'— the leares
«r<n5. P.a:tsro »*tt)

A. «pleadeii» atf^g ify- ft
arm-hole fia a gsnaeat) c

Armigeres obtarbans (* n.os.iuit>
which tran$m.ts dengue ta Japan)
T^ft-t5=tlfttrJ3Iw«9
•nndli 1 (a bacelet) a- - sa r «.

9 Jffcof. (a bracelet bketnll) rwr.

AnniUaria Set. (Lat- inmiffa 'brace-
let', from Its nsg-shap«l Telua)
9rT?T*-53rfl

A. Bcllea (honey fungus)

armillarr Off/ 4B(<re
annillate adj. 1

2 Ifyecf- (encircled bj a fnll or a
(nnge) Vee’ft-’rftT

Anmllifer ParoJi/of ia^T snnft

A.anmllatus=sPotoccphilns anni-

llitus

armislire^truce (cessaticn ofhostib-
ties)gx-ftwf%/.
araiUice day
armies- adj f-titj*
armlet ^ji-m n.
armload ViJ anr «
arm of a balance ^?t VT^
arm of a couple
arm of a leser XCTW ITJ
arm of an angle iftat-WTg
arm of the court s^ i mg tf A SWT tg*f)
(s$ in arm of the court is long
enough to reach the olfmaer, veat*
eyer bis position Ba> b«)
am of the s«a t7«.; «g?-«T5
aimorKarBOar

Armonna Bet (Lat.. 'hone-rad-sh')
«T4tJ59-S3Tfil
A. Ttisticasa (hotse-ncish)

A. ralgarts b A. rastieaBa
armoor a. 1 94^ a.

3 £.{ *49 n
aruour cb. *999

1 (to pet on arcaoar) *99 9T9 5<nt

2 tto e-^uip v.ih armour) *99 R7T9

armoured ■ » paster dfi> oT'Vj

armoured car Xt! aStVt *T9
armoured vstfish %sh-I nXT5Ve9
armoured eoncieie (w ih embedded

s e>fl)=fy‘“f'»tyed concrete srtr'm
f

armoured eruuer *uf?T
armoured eread B.t . I
armoured eehicle Jfi’ *TV-fC^
armoured warfare }li!. *3f99 gx
armourer srgfil*
armourer sergeant * 1 ^'^ 9tf9T*

armour-pieretBgBd'; rf)

armonrpicrein* compo-ite nonnrfd
dfif. *99991 6nr 99*
araonty *ig 9 '^1 9 a.

•rm-ptliMde S,t.

ATTQpit 132 AroicJ^®®

anopit m
»rm ritW wgvi
»rm rest Jnj-WT*X^
trm»«tr3Z fi (Cofnt )

WRm n (set auiinunilioQ)

mitsile

weapoDi ITQ

lo be in »j-ro» 3f*?73 TS^

10 like »rnn ffiniT TtHl
Armi Act WtJ'J wflftZB
Amu Act »i!mini«tt»tion wt J? wf'Z
ftVt-BMW't

Aron Act 1 1 c e •« c e «r^w-«r>?PfW
w^fs

Arra» Art Minuil wtjvz sfar^TW-

itorc* •Tj'i rtTnPi wTttrft* Ithtt
iruu aod a< (.oulremcott «n^4

arrok and aremumtioD

artnt lad rijuipmcBl WTJVI aift tWTT
Amu aal Lxplo'ivct Act
irf'Tf'tW

irm« licaring aormal Govecsoeat
mark ftTSP 5 STT^^l^T^ *15*

am* ill ilcr «W3« rj‘<A7
•nil ■ (lu|jn< e ue at arm'a duiaace
Arm*, r\|l<uitr> au 1 Petroleurn
Art KTjd nin nV «ra

aniii li.cficr Wlyir^r'Jt
Irm tliHj, Utl aij « z*

ariiu ul tlic ».rtKr linV
Arm. t»| lum and t ariie Art ati^tl
wDlV^ »rzt TTITG’'** nfafitaa

Afiiii liul.-i
ariflt .iiiujjicr rfTja

fi

Ariiiitn.n; and %>anc • vnapbtli'il
• u 1 p li u n ■ r acid. o>Da|.htholJ.

tulp1i<>tiica<ii|«(7
arm.* t yeaifia arm
trmilrun* Barjer formulaarentric
Sternal* (hr l9tt«ie} I'^l^ •?)

an

AfmWrwnj'a formula (of lioniena)
( C fr»« "Jail pointiBj ia>

WkrU^)frJ1^

AnD«t roog'a sandpiper Awa SI9
army 1 (m general) Im/

3 (group of 2 or 3 srmjr corps)
ariilfc^/ (ancient word)

Army Act Jid -wfijfinil
Army Bearer Corps ftfl?
Amiy branch tint ttiaf
army brown (rod yellow in

bne> and ol low *it sataration)
Wdiai'lR

urmy co.operation ^m>ai$tntt
army OMiperalion aircraftciwiags
of the arasy ?PiTfi?/7»f3^T^
army corps iRI BreiV
Army CoDDol
army dcpirtmeiillntryanA
array dcpinmcnt notification
ffjntrwfT^^t
army estimate Ityi inC93
array factory accouola

V«r

army form^RItm
army headquarters gwi-CB
Army tndostrui College CTi-sttofftT*-
RflftOT^q

army in lodia reierre of officers
WJI^W U'UJVV

army loiimctivna

Army lostnictions, lodu (A. 1. 1 }
WTPfllfWI«lj<tr(tO *y
army

army J»« im

army manual bratmf^

Army Manual of Cavalry Traioiog
arm^%-«Ri B'trent ^tntnfw
Army Manual of lofantry Training
vyiftAwt uftnw faqintl^

Army Manual of Small Arms Train*
log r^-wiju nftrsw-ir-n fiuwrtfe
army of occupation (an army aont to
hold and eaerciso a military gorera-
menl in lemtory of tho enwny altor
bit subjoKalion in war. nauUtr to
snsnro compliance with the terma of
poece)

army orgaolruioB dwf 4tm
army piy offir* Iri a 9

army pentioucrlmiBri^'ftrd
army personnel liwvlHilT’l
tmiy publieatwo ItM Uf ItIA
Army ParthaaeO^soiasiiODlm'^

army recruitment trff
Army Register
Army Regulatioui ?pn ftfdOif
Army Regulations, India (A R I } trry
KdT («I If ft )
army retail store 6ft* *t7?t^ftTSI*TJT
army section ?Rt Kgttin .
army service ^TTt'^RI
Army Service Corps ft*T?

army lest type fttri-irftsiWT
Army ffar College tilit*

array worm (tbelarrao/amoth which
oltsa trarsls in great moUitn'
from field to fieldi deetroyiog
gram and other crops)
arnalto w annatto
Aroandon s green ft iHUi iTg
«tth1«+tii3 r£aw1«)gfi
A.R.N CS. (Asiiitaot Registrar. Non.
credit Soeisties) (»m«

qsalcr^Ta^stRftfi)

Arsebia Bol (flowers ebaoge color is
age)

A-eorauu (Arabits pnmrote) ^f1'

A eeboides (prophet flower)
^bW) {for ttplanat
prophet flower)

Arnica 1 Set (post. Iron Ok. ernai
'lambVikia‘.-thelsavea hare a sol
teituro : PNS ) smft
2 (not (Op.) Pharm =
tobacco fllft-STHf?

A, acaulii (leopard fbanel

A. ampleztcaulia

A montant(rQOUDtaia tobacco) ft!

•micae radix = aniicae
arnica rhisome w arnica
PAarm.

arnica yellow wbrilliant yellow
A.R. noo.credit (Assistant Begiatna
Kop-eredrtSocietiea) R7TT- .
qralatt. Rfthj

A.R O (Usistant Halioning 0Cs*r)
rr n w. (»Tra« »n)w*.at1a*i<i)
aroid cJj Dot

aroid n (any plant of the family
esae) •».

Aroidoaa m Araeeae Bo<. ••

axoma.

133

ajiestesnt

-oma n. 5rfiT "l.
riwnaritj wrftni /.
roaiad^ndnu Chjr^ /.

rotniti'* oAj 1 ^».*T

2 Chn. 5 ^.

iromati*' anals'**ic 5*^ TT'TTT
aromati<" ebalt

ato®atic cotapoanA *TTn

aromatic eliair *rf5r*7
aromatic fardtocarbon ^rf^T «si“n
aromatic plant ^rfij tt^T
aromatic powder of ch3llc = pQlna
crrtae aromaticns Pham 5^^

*rfr

aromatic powder of ehallt with
opium = pulru cretae aromati.
ms enm opio Pharm

gtftT»rfTOTT

sxomaiie proeess friT
aromatics «.

aromatic apecjeo ajrfir •dtv-t'
aromatic spirit o! ammoBia pham,
aj/fw (T7"Tfr*tf7^

aromatic anlphnric aei4 » aci'iam
lalplinricam aromaticara fham^
5 lf«T ^i+fllf'lT

aromatic ijrnp^ijraptia iromaticQs
Pharru grftf

aromatic (]rrop of cascara^iTrapns
eaacarae atotaaticn* fftam. grfti

fartT

aromatic syrup of fip Pham. 5*^
sra^^T fitTT?
tromaticus Set. Tax.
aromatic rinegar Pham. 5*
aromatic water Pham, ^(f<T
aromiUzatioB, aromatize gnftara «k
tromjtizer to.

aroued *irnn
around ^f{.. % aftT

arouie rrro^, TTRI.grrxTj,

'37, artlje, 37177 C77T
ffOTyl (aryl+ijx** + -bZ) CSctw^TTT-
n.

AJU. (itr raid precaation)

arpeotatof (measurer or njireyor of
laad) ipnx m

AJi PS {anti naderpesl aerunOTJT.^.

(’ni-BTST^ aP’^)

AJIJ. semices fir.^ ilTI't
arraente ifiwroL (AguBg)

*iT*Tin.

Arrah fia Behar) t*

arraien th. TTlftr^rr^. aTlfuunT

arra*eaeTTIl‘snT7T(*<j) m.
arrai^meut m

Arrakau fee Arakan
Amkan fclatk-aad-^edbroailliill Ares

Bi«i

Arrakas biH partndje Aers 3W 6 tfr*

ftm

Arrakau quaker babbler Area KT9

Arrakau ecimitarJkabbler A res aacl it
fjTT^

airaoee rb ^ S ^ttTT,

jrm TTTT

arrar ar^^iTTM 777 t
systematize ^ 77 T

trraaged jrf/ tLK^Z.

arraueed to order o! lt*« ■ olnca
sWiSt ^ TTt a

amnga to otdet of merit 3^*371 *3
*r

tmnjement l Ouf.M «

2*7m

3 m (Coiut>l

1 (a testaffleoUry power eoabliog
trustees to wind op testator’s aSa>
irs— 1 ifar)«T 7 ^/

•mngeuieDt of a ba*ii>e*s letter
73 ft* ail?

arraueement of bostne's ft*7T>T,

arraugemeDt of leare* Jht TH*ft®UT*T
arraneemeat of particles 73-ft^T*r
erraoxemeat of plants 7Tr?-ft*UT*T»
«T ft»7t7

•rraapement of seau an77>ssr
arraagement of sectious 97 ^.

ftsoR

smoeement oflnangles-^arr.fTiiVrr-
ft*7P1

arrangeeient of wheeLrifly. 33r-ft*7T*T
amsge payment WtTU-tTTsq *777
array rb. W^ft’Tirr 3 T 7 T (lee arrange)
array n. 1 m.

2 (battle array) is , /.

3 ( body of persona suzumoued to
aerre on a jury) ?W 3 d m.

i ifalk. WTTR »»•

• 5 StarurKS (a aenes of obserratioas

a-ring“d lu classes m ord*rot mag*
citud*) ”• t*3 for

n.

battle amr rtjr,
a rrayed ady SlaJuliej
arrear adj artftrz
on arrear account aryfr? 7T
arrear bill sraf^ ?;ir 5
arrear collection
arrear demand anfiia-srfu'Ji'id
arrear li*t 1
2 sryfrr^Tnf

arrear of land rerenue STtStY tflM*
arrear of rent »7723-sr3ftT7
arrear of res’enue mw si-sfji'i
arrear par ST’ct?
arr-ars Acc-inis n

arrears due striT

arrears of mcrenients ■j&l-arT'VrtT
arrears of land revenue t^T 3 * 7 - 3 r 7
fry, sTyPry

amuT* of rent 0 Bi»tand»n«

WZ€’tr^TrZ, 7 77177 ATT 771 JW

riw

arrears of wages sr^TT,

Sfr

srrears of hork CTV!

arrears payable ^ W7*ry
arrears Tegi»ter
srrears return srufey-aftTW
arrear subscription iTUftry
arrears wages *ru%e ^fl
•rrecl adj. Jfyeef. (stiffly erect) aV*!
Arrenga Ar«» («il whistle)

arrest r 6 . Laio UHfiT, 3 *^ «ysTT (both
m Const ), 7*S*TJ
malicious arrest ^an y ir rii l tnjysi
parol arre*t g gysT
appreben<ion 3^37

attachment sr * 3| »| S |
arrest and commit At 3 71 ^,
Ty-rn iTTTrw 77
aTTe«t and conveyance yug’it Htp

irre*lation= arrest
arrest by legal process ftFr- ng ger
arrested adj Law JriJ^br
arrested and detained or confined
^ snruT piftftrr
arrester, arrestor Law nofm ( -5) «.
arresting antbonty Law
arrestment 1 Law 871^ n , TT^iTT

kmit o! Judgment

13>

inleet eolution

3tNr»l

erreu of judpraeft Ww tVcfl
enoit, Iritl or |>uui>linioal siu(<Ii
»r»Aj»T.*^nT'*

•rrMl'Till'Oul w*rr»Bt ■Jiwf

•rrrC Lalo (4 )Ui1(!inent, <3«nioii or
dftcrre of 4 court or hii;h tnliuntl)
m

irretted aAj Law
(accuioii)

arrhcoil FAar«i (diaolium malhyl
K»onile) «) ti (<». for »tt«

math) I)

ArrheD*lhcramfiot (Gh arrhril
'mala 3 + a()i*» ‘a«Ti‘ t:5— aHurlinc
to tha avinal ■tuninata lanraa)

arrhrnolokoui tuij
■rrlirDolokoui |v*rth<eege>etii Zaal
Jmr wfjrf^ftnrw
mhasotokj Zaol *
•mpherewVjf
ihrWetokjr

»ma drrk (ilisrp oilisa or »4Jiant
angla fortnaJ ty tha niaatioi of (wo
autfteot) »

arrival 1 aiirrw «i . "t^i
departure mWi attw
a (of 4 railway train)«(n*r^ «
departure (of a railway tram) nni

viei

arrival due kiHH*
arnval reivirt arwai^
artiviU «T«n ant

arriie tb *1^1 WTtrW

arropinceTr*^/.*ft«''H tt.ltT.
artvrtt alRlV v««nT m

arrogant al; ar|[nft (i,iYins oncaelf
an unlua dc|^ea of iiiiport4nca)i
Biim. TPl («.< ITOud)
arrosate tfc. (flTtftftvi, irafu^nBtaT,

irtfjgrr f^v» nmwi. njrkT aranf^

arrogate to onrtcUariTTT )< arnr*

4rTo;at ion of julbority ar jfbe
KTtB^vi

arro^atioo of ri|;ht arjfk* aifren

♦ttrr

arrow 1 atT<*l*lT»

a Sara (a fin or rod to atiek in Iba
(roQad at aaehchajD’alaoflbJ^VT/.

3 (a mark tike an arrow to ladieata
dtroedon) VFV m.

A rrow w Sa'itta Auroa VTIm.
arrow ob. (to aheot an arrow) tfT
shrr, »ni wwjsri
arrowltrad I STTV n
3 Sate vnra n.

Silof (an) pl-intoftliocenoa Sofit-
tana) m

arrowbeadtJ e/^
arrowleaffioT «|ans m
arrow let (a little arrow) ano. na>

arrow re*i ntraiTau

arrowroot 1 (Iforanto antniinacea)

fliyt^n n

3 (a nutritive atarcU obtainoJ from
rooi-atocka •> valued as food for
children and invalida)fiT(rC^ u

8 UekitlM eulfe/ofiiim) mtr l’ JiJ /
arrowroot famaly^Mereataceae fjTTJ*

•17* 3* n

arrowroot (lourfttq^w ftf
arrow>tha|>eJwaa|ilUte ad;. Dot

arruwaKape needle (% biolosieal in*
atrunieot) Viai 1^^

errowworm (an) worm of the elavt
Cliaclo.!nethe) ••

arrowy 4,/^ 1 (u>iisisUni; of arrow 1)

3 (resemUmi; an arrow) «rT«^
arroyo (<eo/ (* dry atreeni) jjv*

ir.-Cbf« l<nia«oK)Vr-(*OTfl)

9 (artonir) (arfea)

araamlie (orairaio -f aaifine)

Ckeei

araeU'.arMiiO'farteiiic) Ckew
arsenal Uil (f>>r loenutaclurovalorago
ami itsue of anna and all iniiiUry
n|Ui|mtenta) tItl'J "I /.
irsenilc n. CAem n

arsenate ab Cb/wi Aviwn
(to introJoea areenio into a com*
pound) %^iA-uetR
arsenate of calrioin 'll'flT

arsenate of lead
arsenitioo tfrm m s*tnift*BktT m.

arseneted,areeBettcd od; (araaniora*
iad))m^-5«

arsen faat**arienie fait ndj* (resis*-
ing the poison enanie) *1?
areenlite « •aracnale
arsenic aJJ Ckent. ^Tlf^ (fn rontity
it IS e«iual to a^Slllc•^ -Ic In Eiij
lull it is confused witli the nniis
artsnie In our language the two
words ero distinct' aTlsft.^nifks;)
arsenic 1 Is ssarsenicale
araenidfi 1 IfTTw) /, 11^11
9 fmrfl/.
a acid ^ffirw amr
a lialh Jlntfl tOTW
a bloom kqiwl
a liro.niilc ^TTW) ^
a lalriner kirrfl
a ehloriilc kurrft tflfg

di.l illation appiraliit CAns.

a ilisulpbide

a eitimstiOD apparatus (lull'
lelien inalhod) frntft-witispT^ttftT
(■infn.ftra)
a hyilridf Irvitftg'fw
a Iodide IwTsfl jr»W
a magenta Cef /mf )lTT»rt t{triO
a mirror lul>c flisnt itraight) Sm

f orange VtiiiflurtTt

a ore Voia'l wto!
a ovule iTTitfl

a renla.sulphidefnTtftVvsr{l^
« psni oxide
a. powder )tTi^ tf)?
a ipray.bathkpni^rflCTPntr
a iiilpliido (pretipitste I) fiTy.

a. lest strips U77*f|-gf(tTSl gff *
a. Ini blonde »rtl*f) ftiftH
a triliydnde IhnwT
a Irioxidekrnf) fTWi^U
a. irisiitpliide SWr#l ftrc^g
a lul« ipTTWT WTW
a yellow irTi>#Kft
arsenical ad; C'uint ftrifelf
arseniril n (s preparation containing
arsenic) Vrtf^ »
arsenical antimony iprfixv mttT
arsenical nickel ifioerol. Vnftw*7f

araenicsl poisoning tm>^ fvmv
arsenical pyrite Vrifie^tTwl*
arsenics! solution —Iiriuor srseol-

axianical loot

ArtacutU xraritlna

P&im-
•r»«Dica1 «oo!
ar»«mcal >apour'Vn^f*

ar<rQicite ri. CKe/^ 5ni-0v^

1 (to eombin® with »rs*aic)

9 (to tr*»t with aisMic) W’JH

S (to mis with atssDie) ftwn

4 (to^m'pTfgaate w\th aRWieJ^’t 'A'
nriTT

«r*«nic.fa«t =«rset»-fist
arsenicue=arsemcaie
snrnide Cktm, ^T5'5re n.

• rscniferons (icO (riflJiaj

arseaic)

•ncnii todidum srtfl

■rteaioplfitc (occurs la fcrowaish raJ
«WmiLssM)^^*»v(^ for^T^
anaaat*. lor amaral)

ancwesldente (acsc'iste^Gk***^^^

‘of iron') .Viarral. VtPT^ «.

lor »rs«a»te« uon, A*

(or caioeriJ)
mei^ou* ajj. Cfc<^.

•rMnioat and (ortho< »«'.». rrT«)
IWtw mtst (rsi, «*i)
arscBioas anhydride
■rseniotis chloride sflT’t
arsenious oside ?tTr5^ w^«r
arsenioQs iiilphide hm44
arseute (ortho, sieta, pyro) CSm.

fs, (ass,?r^, •1^4)
aiseniam C\en. it.

arserunrct = arsemde Ctm- •ftHa'T ik
arsemaTeted.arseiuartttedad; Chcev
(eorahiaed with anenie)
arseninreted hydrofCB^T^ftjW^*

aneno., anei>< (useale) CVt.
arse no odj\ Cint. Srt. >!¥
arscQO-benseoe Otm. ^
arseno-hjinlte hrJirfta *». for
^T* mineral)

arscaofcmte (iron ars-aiie)

#1. (»^iToni ^ for ars«mda>

•4^ (or nuaeral)

^arsenol m.

arwDobte (arseaia Inoxide) ll'TWlPlsr
^ for arsecdc, for

tnoxt de, -W (or xmaeral)

arseao-Bolybdale Clm.

19S

tr«encv.ph«i Chen,
arscBo.|<hcBi>l
arsco<fcp\nle ftfiBCrrtf SR-dfsTt*
arseno-theraps yerf ^ f

arseno-lttOf'Uc aif/ CS««*
araco oxide C4cHt
arscBi 1 Ck»n «•
arsesmart = amartw cni
•arsitt, urunc
arsine ClinN iKt /
arsiBic ai(f Chen
aniDo. (aTa.ttic) Wjfir.

Arsiaoilhenum J\*(rti»ro/ (a hears
anmia* of th« sire ct a rhinocercs
with Biassire liniba. Tho’ shall is
remarkablo (or tho r^se^ce o( a
pair of tar*« (orwsrJh directed
Dssal homs— PH II61 J)*iWt*T*.
B3Tfr

anonl^r (I J'.C) TT?. *rCTT 5 «• (w
ei-srhieO
arsoQite* Che-n
arsonate ei. Cfc«"«

1 (to introdac* the aisoco ^rosp
into)

9 (to conrert loto aa arsocte eo&i-
poned) ^ 4>rt
axsoruiioB Chm. •.

.arsooe

arsoBic a ij. Chen, ^Hre
arsoBiBBi (tirscBio ^^+aiss300ia>n

Chews, es.

•rsoatk (arsoBi^^Tt-
arsoBO ad;. Chen.

ars. pbeti.anuiie Phjrit.
*njl{«rno*W+.fl.«)C*ct. Wnt

BTiylcne Ctens. ».

art«.l*Pi/.
craft firpT
aaeoce FniH
S (paper) ^ ».
art ad/, wm.,

words ©( art (srords Bsedioa tech*
BieaJ aeBS^

art. {artarT)hV.(^)

Art. (article)

Aruhotrys Set. ttauvs ' aA
A. edoratiiaiBiQs tTT*r*»

(B*sa tt^»w)

A. tBareoIeBS Qearca aro taed to
preparo as aneatio izfasioa— >

P,i<n'

Artomidjc .-CrM

Artiniui Ires il't'.ftt (cs*«'

tTOtt. a nest ^ o' rooteb'e from
coconut pains fT* Cr BeJ^ali tjf
eliiMl)

AtianemiP'r

A sesjnioidesfrtrs^KfftaTtTtBasa
tsl^rwil

art bronn (rei’di»l. resi re'low

m hue. of low *7 satnratiOT and
low ft briliisnee) sflS'slrf'l**'
art caBsas v^rnm
art card

art education «?rf frtPt
Artemia ZW (the bnno-tbnmps'
PTVTjfwTTj-grfV
Artcrai-u E. ‘

A a b r o t a n u m (,o3:..e-swood.'
^rsrr^ij

A. ilxinthinm (werawoexl. abs ath
maf'erwort. mia^wo'tt uajworti
oil woms", warc-ct. wereiatfat
wortt-wocsO snr»9
A. alpina f^TTW tfsj
A . annua ( j»e>i ti China, Ind^htna
e‘e— Bdsn)

A. arbore^tK (irVescrm ‘Ire*.

hke‘rrn.>tffntftx

A. bcrcalu (Hrot'is of the north’
«t»*) Tpttv IKfsj
A. cana («« •hoars')

X. draraBCulBs (uttl* draconi muj*
wort, tazras^on) UH'il ^Srj (Enp-
fiHfe droget eiajwwf. French and
Zhitch drupes)

A. frsrida (/ripij ‘col \'. i. e. f'ostp-
looting « Frost

A. pruphalioidc* aF 'gr g
A. gracilis ^^3 ifej
A. lacufiora (fjrti#oris*t!owerscal»:

whita")

A. lasata XW

A. IadoTiciaaa=A. stcUcriana
A. iBidcraspataBasCraBgraBiadc.
napatiBa

A. Barituaa (droopiaj sea wo na -
wood, Eagltah sea wormwoed,
French sea worrawool. Lerast
sea srotmwood, sactociea. aea
caswort, sea w-orawoQd,s»crci-

AH«taiiik penica

136

aitiela of comnorce

eead) (B * i n 5t-

A pfrtica^H^fftjdlW- ‘J
• ruiicat M»r T*’’. Guj

A {lontica {PcmtHi ‘Bluk S»a }
fftj .

A. ucrorura (the plant ii taid ta ba
CiTcn to honn in affectations
of tha head— Basn)

A. seoptm (it it eontidared as a
cure (or pain la the ear— Baiu)

A iieveriitna (Basu

Mar tl=IT?a)

A tirllanaoa (beach Viorznwood)

jli) J

A flernutitorie— Centiprda orbi-
rularii

A tanaeetifolis Cleaves Ilka
ranncrlNw ftn»r

A tndrnute fTT*TO ffirj
A sut^ari*(fleabaae, Indiaa«erm
wood, motlierwart, mugwort)

ffS^I (B

a r t « m I a 1 a preeo () etiowith green
in hut ilnd of low «( tatura-

tion)

arten* = arteno*

■nenal a.lj
snerul blood
vraoue blood

arterial bulb»bulbue aortae STffT

arterial clamp

artenal duet sductaa artenotui
arteruliaitioo TVfpftvtl it
artenaliie i6

arteriaaia 31e<l (degeneration o( the
artery walla) /,

tlHm I

arteno BiocJim / d
arteno erten. |

artenoxapillary Gbrotii

\

artrnote frfgftwT, /. )

arteriology (treat* of arteriea) ftfgvll-
ftTW n \

arteno^lero»i*J/«I \

•rteno^lerotie odr '

od;. (artenal) frfe.

«Tl7

arterii>.venone adj.^m

arterioreniea Sarg (evenioo of the
arterial walls) u

artenti* m.

Mtvry n frod on**), turfl /.

(a* in frogs, whero arteriea are
w hite and not rad)
artery tb-
artery forceps

artery of tbc heartc^coronary artery

artentn tpnng Gtoj
artesian well (tho water is foreeil
upward* by htdrostatio pressure—
PeRguio I>,ct of Geog . 1949. p 14
The water pressure it to great as
to force tho water to tlio surface
—Pay p fit) Swftr-l<f
art Rtllery <1^ (ft af Vsllery', it
IS a long toomX ’Wl WIFT /.
art grecB ()ellowuh yellow green
10 hue saturation and bnl.
liance medium tM) tKTfWlflt
art prey (bluene-l «(»«•<« m hue of
very low tiff saturation and high
tr bnliianee)siT(l«nrs
anhf.atthro. (joint) «e«-

•nhmie, eithntical od> (of or pert.

to arihntie)
arihrilicatwanhntic
arthnticinespiperasiDe Phtrm
sfHrrJft/.

anhniie jr<rf

arthnIiadeformansfdefonDingartbri
tif) ^’ftnOacH
arthro-,arthr (joint)
snbrobrtDchsyoiiil pill (pjj j 407 )
Zeol nO«U9tirii.
artbrobraDchitsartbrobrenrli
Arthrodend/oo jfet (eomploa inedaJ.
lary rayi m tbo wood) Afll'IlH

trmn

tnhrodii Jaal (a gliding jg.nt. *

diartfaroeiB . ) g wwfty m
arthrodiil yoiDtopIidiopjoint Anof.
ffTT rrW

irthrodial nembreoe z«ct
Artbrodiri rolKmleL (arlhro. + Gk.

\ deire ‘oe<k7R&«U>«l]aif n. (uga^
\ lubclasi) I

Arthropastra ^oof sfkw-nrtn mpf
arthropastriD « , adj g fiq a at
■rthropeDOoi oi;. (jrtA rospore +
•penoui) ifreoU atf>gOaiga*t (aPu.
slrj arthrospore)
arthroBAnol (joint) BfriJ m.
arthropathy (any joint disease) ttf'iff-
Tlritii.

arthroplasty grn /
arthropod n. RfrgaiT nt.
arthropodsarthropodoui
Arthropod* Zeol R fi gqi v m pi.
trtbropodal, arthropodan = arthro.

Arlhropodium Sol (Ck. arthren

ssnRf

A. eirrhitnm

A. paniculatum 3 <TgtIl-Rf> 4 tr^
arthropodeui adj

atlhropleroui ady ^col-fbivingjoint.

ed An reyi)
arthrosiamarthntie
arthrosis Aoaf (any articulation or
tuture uniting two bones) lrfh» n.

inhrospore Bel

•nhrospnrie, arihrosporoui tuij. Dot.

anhroslerigma (orfAeoii ‘jemt'-f iftri*

p-in) ityenl (aeplite tiisua>Iika eto-

tigiDi) Brng-^sflgRi n (fl^

*^ 1 *^ slengma)

irthroilome Zoo! (mouth of an arthro*
pod) Rf’ffJW n (abort (or Al^Utrtgo)
■nhreui adj (arthral, jointed) nfkR-,
tifr*

Arthroioa Zael. ttfirflui m pi
■rthrosoin n m

■rthroioio orfy. Rfrffal^

■rthrosDie oAy Rftgtfiflu
arlichoLr (Cynora icolytuni) Wlrffft /.
article 1 w , „

5 .Vaik. ar gs^; m.

3 Low (of a document) rrg^T "»
(Const )

4>ntm.

6 (of easociatioa) WRffitgIf n.

clause et*f

paragraph cf»»gi
section ann
article corrected
article for analyai*
article of commerce gjfinat'VTg

article of diet

137

artificial presumption

article of diet

articles borne on ttoeb

articles inlaid with nory

artieles of apreemenl SrfTl'’TT.

(% written contract containing
seseral articles loosely, a contract)
articles of antiquarian value^lTIttfjre
trs^ ^ ^3^

articles of association £aw

articles of association of * compaO)
WI51tT-*fraRcfl

articles of clerkship (a contrKt
whereby anj person first becomes
bound to eerve as a clerk in order
to hia admission as an attorney m
any High Court)
articles of comfort
articles of diet

artieles of faith (the mam or essential
points of relistous belief— ^lyar)

articles of food ir*^*cr^
articles of impeachtuent (the formal
ststsnent of the ebsrges agsiost
a public oCcer)

articles of Indian rnsnafecture triT^*

ankles of interest

articles of laaorj %rrT ^ Vrf-

^mC\

articles of merchtndise aTfrrrr
articles of metsl i7T3 sA
articles of partnership £atc snfhttT*
>tW

articles of stationery
articles of the nasy (system of rules
presetihei by law lot the govern-
ment of the nas j) ^ft^-nrern^fet
articles of the peace (an obligation
to keep the peace for a certain
time) rirf^

articles of trifling saluc spr^rr

¥tVt3’t

articles of war

articles plated with gold gtUftfin

^3^

articular = articnlarc n. .fnot (by
this bone the )air nsaaily articula-
tes with the quadrate bone) ^3*

n

articular ggj (that which yoms)

(-«^)

articular disease S)09^tT
aiticulare = articular n Anat
articulana genu Jna/. sr^-sl^rft
(■»3)»i.

articular ineinbranc
articntar process Zoet ffTf

articular region
articular tnrface ^oof m

ArticuUta Z(^ nPutf^t m pi
Artieulalac Jtot. (the steins are |Oia
ted— McLean 1 618) StPe^'u m pi,
articulate cb. (to join, to unite by
means of a joint)

articulate sarticiileied adj. (jointed)

articulated draw gear Rip Cq-

articulated keel .fenmautici

articulated locomotire^fy
artienlsted vehicle
anicutatiBg cavity Zoot
articulating facet Zeet- ftSiiD srftC
articulatiBg process => tygapophy.

SIS Zool tn.

articulatiott l stPuiVarq n . St P qql r t m.

2Bot

articulorum (found in joints) sPut;

arufict ttdj.
veocifact

artifice 1 (crafty device) ^'5^ /-
3 (derice) Jp*/-
aruficer sRlrdl (rq^ m.
artisan RMl
ar\ts\^?nn
craftsman fireTOT
hsudicrafismaD

artificial aJj. yfioT, vqrqfl. (created
by law) firdfij,

artificial and natural reproduction
forestry wVt
artificial antenna itodar ffint KW?3
artificial argument fflnt
artificial asphalt

artificiaf bar magnet ffttl ^VT-^*a*
artificial butter
artificial camphor

jrltficial cause Ic^io yi%R RiTv:
artificial com ffjn
artificial colouriUj,' matter fftjT

artificial combination
artificial cotton ^finr
artificial dimiOD ffaJT ftwriTR
artificial drainage fftR 3r?*lcfrT5I
artificial dve Oiem

artificial farms ard manure y fa ff 7^-

artificial feeding ht?r

artificial fertilizer fftlT

artificial fertilizer spreader f^lnr

artificial flower fflTR 5*7, 7717?! ^
artificial force igfsnT
artificial forest fftiR rr
artificial (actuation. f:(^
artificial form factora Forestrv (wbo*B
the basal area is measured it
cooreuteat height and the rolitma
refers to the whole tree both ebove
and below the poiot of mesattn*
meat— I T3 ) «Tf fir-gn*

artificial g»un (dntnn) ffts

(?fV)

artificial horizon difroQ
a r 1 1 fi c 1 a 1 immunisation

artifiatl India-rubber

aitificul insenunation
artificial insemination centre
?«>RIR-%V3r

artiliiial irrigation jflTR ffiot

Rtwrt

artificial lei ee Gn? fftR
artificial light f faw n^TTT
anihciAU ^'^,UecWi-

cilli ) qr lb nfq^ 7?? li (5)

artiScialh -inoculated wheat
^ H srtTSEiftrr ?r|;
artificial magnet ffiiR
artificial manure fdeur
artificial milk ffsR JtR (^R)
artiGcul mulches Bif^
■rtiCcialnesS yfafldl /
artificial person Lau, fflor zuftf,
&firfrt strfiK
legal person aq^B
artificial presumption Lav fVf^IRT

ArricoU

ittilieial piopnatarr right

ArtiU»Cf Inalitnle Praaa

legal presumption
artiGail propneury njtt ffw

artiBeial radiotrtirity jfin?
artiGnsl regeneration (renaval of
foraat by artificial means) Foratry

artificial reproduction Foreitry ffjtT

artificial respiration
artificial aearaly ffa? Jt

artificial screening Jjrie ffaflen'Jt'f

artificial seasoning Fortitry ffttf

f fatr ftfir it

artificial selection Biol B*<ri

artificial silk ffint ititv
artificial silk aloe f fm f trift

artificial silk bbck Col Ind 7^7?

artificial ailk hnlhant black Col Ind
^fktl aJWrB viyt tw
artificial iilk glovet ffnr
artificial ailk uoibralU ffn
*T*WI

amficul atoekiag forttlry fftni

•T*r

■rtifieUl atone (fin bttt
artificiri lappon f1h« enyrr
artifiaal ayatem (of elissifieatioo) Pol
fftra Bifir. rTitt cfi^T’t
artificial tank f;fn (mn
artifieial Teaulatioo (fnrlrfT'IY
artificial waterjupply (fim «9 jf^
artillenit ernfitv m
artillery 1 (eolloetion of funa 5a«d))

3 (gnnnery) ein^ fniT, lICTfir^ /
field artillery ganlB »TW*

Sying artillery (deaignod h’ rery
rapid sTolationa) tnnii
foot artillery (aerrod by arlillary-
'man on foot, aa distinct from
botso attiHaryi^Tf^Wmi
beary artillery nm
borse artillery arrorftfg erpr*
light artillery eg emit
BoaBtiin artillery oiT-ermr
aeacoait artillery argg^-ert^
train of artillery timp-ffw
artillery imn^niboD etint.wyrre*,

artillery man nnStV WIST in.
Artillery Mntenm
artillery praetiee ninp arfgiai
artillery practice camp WTK irmTsT.

ftrfn

artillery tram WtA <f4T?
artiodaclyl Z«ol miCIT as
^rtiodactnla antig*t WgWt m (tbay
hive an aran OS nninbar of toss

«!!•)

C/ PeniaodactylaftsslQW wgiW
artisan ftwtU sii > Sift'll

(tee artifieot)

arlissn a aociety IhfaS-atfilftT
artist SMI4I1, SAlfl^ M (iM artificer)
artistic skill «■

atfiitiewotk cn-ffi/
artists' oilBKakni oil en|fr;^

Artist a Section vanvfT-wgtrrn
artiasnsartisasi
art msster VTn-atyBTTV
art mnieum on-iAgVins
Artocarpaeeae Sot n

Anoesrpeae Bot (lriWssffn(« n.
Artoearpoa Boi gmr.nrft
A hiraota (srild jack) eTTni-tm
(Mar TJOTOO)

A laetsa (Imvm ara dssply pinna*
tifid— Tr III 8$S) filfWi TOT
A iDtegrirolia(|aea traa. )ack fruit
tr««>)ackwood.oraD(ewood)TnTti^
TOT (B..N .U. Var. SWO)

A Iikooeba (nsoakay jack) Vgs
(BJIL. Boo Hid Ooj Eaa>
»T^.Mal •f^g.Taf.^J'a)
art of aeeretanat work (SOU. p 6)
^ »Tri

art of wtrgx-**tT
art paper wi SK
art pottery siSI^S

srti (as opp. to scienee) Ttlf^rB n.
ana and auenee* tnf^ fttlTO.
*W 7 afti

art acholarabip ««t
arta college lepp scitoca collega)
TO^rS-mifeowiS

ArU College Hotpiia! TTifirs-vrfnrT*
WT ftrfisWTWS

arta eiamiiutioo anfg^.qftm
arta acbolarahipTi;fi;^<gTSlfe

aril side tnTrs ftrnrt
art itndiOBfiudio ««i WWt/
arum {Colocatta eicnlen/a) oi.fB ,
N.,M tg)

Anim Sot •gjnrft
A eolociliaTTWIoSTEg
A dracuncului (dragon arum) OTtT*

A indiaim^Alocisia indica
A italicum

A maeiilatum (cnckoopict, lords*
and ladies— Willis) *nftm*V5
A margiritifersPlesmoniummar*
ginlifervm

A neglectum (tq

A aylvatifum = Synanihenas aylva*

tiea

A. tertneinm=Ansaenit tertao*

A. vivipanimmRemusiiiayivSpira
Arundinana Sol (shrubby baoibeoa,
eftao (ormiBg an undtrgrowth in
tba forest- Tr III 1000)

A. auneoma (auneomit ‘golden*
batted’ i a ysriegatedvitbyaltose
alnpes— PN9 ) |*nfl (*f%yT
A fatcala {Jaleata 'aiekU ihipad’

— Tt. nr 1000 ) tmtr Wn

A. toaeresperma ityNV* WiT
A. metake (me taka ‘A /aponica'— *
Sasiaido’a Kaw Coaeiia ftp -Eng*
Diet p 608)

A. miida (ni»irfa®Wl)tThfr WtT
A. palmau fpulmafo ‘band laarad*)
siftirA firtfr

A. pnmili (pvmila 'dsrarf' aisit)

A •raeemosa (forma a yery denia
undergrowth— Tr. Ill 1000) TTST

ftrtn

A. ipalhifiora Q^tjer firdyr
A. wightiana (found in the billa of
8 India, *«p tbeNilgiiia— Tf.lll.

1000 ) ifWfiift ft’dTT
Arundo Sol (genoa of the true reeda)
ftTr-mitn

A. donax (giant reed) TTgl-*)^

A. phragmileiaCommoD reed
(PN 8 ) BWIM TiBT
arreDiU Set Toi Iru*

Amcoli Fool. (I«t, amim ‘6sld'+

Arvicol* agtaiti* 139 Aacaruien Uly

colere ‘dwell )

A. irclijs (nsld vole) VSTPft
A. 5Ureola*=b a n k. »ole (red-
bicked mouse)

Arya Mirnige Valnhtioa Acnn4*
Aryen group

arvl {aromatic *iI(Fd* + y! *') CJi»tii.
^=1 n

aryl*aniioe Chen

aryl'iiuino. (arjl.aiuine) fiffi)-

arylate tb CJrm. (lo introduce arj 1
groups into)
aryhdo

jrylido-quinone C/ie » fiaali

aryleBOid (GV nrv<a<HO«^r< abaped
like a Udie ) .-Invt a.

A. 5 (Additional Secretary) WH (w^s

«ft»)

As (altostratus) T. W WTtlff)

as. (snns*) wt-
As (ar«9oie) CA*m ^

A^. ( \ssistant Seeretarj ) ^ W- (CTW*
Wf^«)

A5 (Assistvit Superintendent)

(trtrAa:<N)««)

A5. (Assistant Surgeon) W.

sn^Faftt?^)

•s a Is ^ i

as a coaditioo precedent to It

iTri)srfw>f W

asafetidaaaufoetida ^

asafoetida solution fgrj
as aforesaid

^rm fif ^ "Br

as egslDsl^ tft ss^tgl

as a general rule stiHI^S^ BTSTP^n^
as a matter of% St ‘MM
as a matter of course fir? ?
as a matter of courteiy RlKHlt %

as a mailer of fact ?t3?% rnniWH^
as a matter of grace er^nj^tiei
as a matter of right*«?Tf??ITt STf??tt

as amended rrer-^tTlflW
as amended by jm th^S
as and ulien ^ Q?

vrbenever a? ?tft

as a preventive against fire «tRt-
Ptaibriri. aftt fenrs sttq % ^ H
aa a private individual c?Rc-^?

asarabacca (any plant of the genua
Aaoram) la.

Aiarrorms Jres

as a result of % ^ '^•

(ConsU

as arrears of land revenue Hlfh? S]*
fi^W (9S|W) ^ Ifr
as a rule fimn , win^?3:

Asarum Bat (tbc} hasspncgent roots)

A enropaeum g;fN4
A \irginicum qiaiM
as a whole KH*4 B,

as before ^ ft

asbesUc ft fibrous sand, asbestos +
serpsiitioe) /•

a'besiie=asbestioe

asbesttform Ai/j

ssbestioe. a<l>e<lous tulj. 1 (of or per-
taining to asbestoa) BT^B
3 (incombustible) B^l|l
asbestinixe tb. (lo render noninfiam-
reabU) BXm-Bf*l
tshestou). ubestoidaJ adj B^flTB
asbestos (Lst , a kind of mineral no-
affected b> Cre)B^C( B^ftB m. ('ll
for B^B mineral)

asbestos o<fy {mad,e of or from asbes*
tos) BTff-BB
asbestos card Byg-imi
asbestos cement sheets tpitf

asbestos cloth Chen BB? Bn
asbestos cord f
asbestos fibres
aibe>lot gutter
asbestos millboard BB( BBIX
asbestos paper BTg-?B
asbestos pipe aT^B-BTY
asbestos product B^f ^

asbestos ridges B^i-^
asbestos sheet roof B^-WB lift
asbestos tape ST^ qf^% t
asbesions^asbesline
as beeluss: asbestos
asboliu(Gk osWt>s'aoot’TO«)PAar>».

a*bolite= earthy cobalt ZttTuraf

(B^'oarthyi for IwiJ
cobalt. I* for viila mineral)
as by law eetiMubed Bqrftft yi ll? B
A S C (Aaaiataat to Settlement
Commissioner) ^BIB. (^nV-

Bl'JtSiBTJBl)
as calculated (isili^tif
Ascaridae Zcol- (a family distinsiii-
ahed by the tbCee-lipped month*'
Web. bl'‘three’+j*ll ‘lipped’) ’iVk*
BTTik.

Aeearie Zoot. liVy-BBift

A. Inmbncoides flfdBTTvnHs
A. megalocephata BJHiH
A. megalocephala bivalens
Bgnftr

A. megalocephala nnivalens i;^

bpbWwVi

A. suilla (occurs in the pig— PH.
1.375) HBT-Mtll

Ascaroidea (a superfamilj) stffg'BSr.
♦7T..I.

Ascclla^a i Sagittini Js<roii.B«SB^
Aecellus AustralissjCancri Aitreii^

Bljft Bd. 5«? III.

Asccilua Borealis «s y Cancri Atlran.
iJjOB Bii rx.

asresd rb b^^sb. bt^

ascendance Bifty, m.t btbi
ascendantwucendent adi> BTf)gi(
ascendant n Lnu- w.
ascender BTTlfir m.
ascending arf; BtT)it, (-rf)
ascending horta Bi^”) B5Tfi^
ascending axis (shoot) Bot T^d B?t
ascending colon dnsf BlOftBBTSTB
as cending im bricate atj. Bet. BnVO
wf-tiBsai^)

hscending integral positive powers
Hath BrI^I bb mtt
ascending line

ascending node Jifron. BRlft qnr,

ttf m.

ascending order Hath. BT^{t BB
ascending order of magnitude Hath.

BJBt BTBTrfO *B
ascending power Hath. BrI^V bib
ascending reduction Hath. sTl tVf t
ufliS-t

aicending stream Bot 3g)(l Bhr
ssp mechanism of ascending
stream Bob-Rlfttf ^ O fB-TBBl
ascending tub i/mieg ^ht

ascensional difference Aitron. Bl^.
fflBIT fl.

Ascension li]y=white lily

ateent

140

A. tarn.

•McDt 1 n .aflFfT/, ^rrt

2 (lins of »«cent)

(>'< anceitn) ^

•MTontofMpSjf TWTTS^

ticertaiD rb gl^OTsf, gfirfsn *T5rt

•tceiiiiDable od/ ft&TT,gfiffr5^ ^

(T%

•tfort»iDed adj gWsP*

•»cert*iPrd facts
»»t«rtnntil turn
*»ccrliined yield JTi'fir

a*rertaiDer ( q) m

•leertain the vri*hes StTWI

iireticism trryw WTT^i J
Ascelli 25 Olynthus Zeel
a-TrTy

»«■! fJ e/ a*eus

•seicentnira .Weol (tSs ipeeul

wliieh becomes the e»ci) sn^-
spTPr/

Aieidia Zoot I Jnrrfr

SaTunieati

Aseidierea Z»l •'Mljift «• (''*'

A«<tdttFs AacidlMCt

A rompositie (compound aaridisns)
t^-yi?>}nfr»r mpl
A eimplicet (simple »seidur»)*t3^
fnpl

•Midial leaf Bet

aicidiaD(seaaquirt)Z<M! ar^Vjnft (*T\)

aeeidiate 1 (liaTing ascidia) riw!*

«PJ.

Ssasridiform

isctdicolous od; ZocI Wr^3crfi-^T»^

•scidifonn edj 1 Del CVirpT. Wntn
2 Zoe} ^

Ascidndae ZooU ^ n

Aicidioidai^Atcid lacei
Aaeidiom Zool ^Asridii (genus)

«Kidiam(r{ Mcidii)^of rf«t/

(•eiferouS23|<eigerous
amgrrous ad] Bet (laving a««i)
tiiXpTT,

aacigrrout fruit tTrfuy tw

••cues Kef ir
•le^'pey seirm

•scitic, tKltical od]. Mtd. snsTTT-.

asclepiad (any plant of the piilhweed
famih ) aiteies in

A^clrpiadaeete «tv » (fromCulo*
frepia

A«elep>Js Sot TTfg^A-inrft’

A cura«.s»vica (West Indian ipeca-
cusnha.mld ipecacuanha) HTSTf^
N, Bombay, Pan

A inrarnata (iweomafo ‘flesh eolo*
ured ) Rt'T^ «l+^e8>

A, obtusifolia

A tub«rosa=l>pla<lenia reticu-
lata

asclepias kulterflyis tnilVvecd

butterfly tffOTI'T fktlU^il w-

eicIepu)ia = a><lepiB Phtm. CTX-

gferft /

a<clepidoid n (a preparation of escisr
pias eontain>n;(lie active pnnciples
ol t)\e drug) n

a*clepin=a2clepidio
as clo-eiv as pe«ihle, to adhere to
• ct ^ atgnriii

a‘co vrft-

Ascoholus Dot. (the mature aseo«po*
res are \ lolet) **3^Rn5*SWft
a«cocarp Sot (body eontamtog the
asci) ta

•scocoeidium Jlfpref tirfltuD/.
•scogeoous aJj Bot UT-ftaH
atcogcuous hypba urdts?
asco^ooidium s a sco'pore
aicogooium Sot /.

ascolichen Bot W-sl*ei'-U «
Asrolicbenes Bot sniftsUT^ Vi1 m.
(VI class)

as compact as possible uuitlT^ OV*
as compared with qfdl ft (Coast )
sscomi celc tndtc^ n
Atcomvertes Sol (a large class ol
higher fungi distinguished b}
hsTiOg Ibeir spores formed in esci)
tir-ftFM-trft m , tn^teeild npl
ascon Zotd 1 ()onng of a complex
sponge in itaauDpIastage) firfifCm.
3 (Airrtto) m.

AieoDciZoof mpt.

as conlemplaied in aection 20
•fetrniAvftat^y^
ascon type Zoel SIP««n WIT
*A‘ scope ilsdur '*•

a»cophore n.

■<copborous=ascogcDous
Ascophyllum iJci trsuf^

A nodosum pOw 'fi?T-ut6
Ascopodaris Ztxi (each stem has &
muscular spelling at ita base—
CKH ir 483) trrT»T B^nfi
■••corbie od; W Slsft^IX
a«corbic acid STIP^ wtw
vitamin C *1

ascoipore Bat ( a spore produced in
an a«eus ’»<;()) qp ^aV a i a j n.
ascoslome Jfyn'l (pore in the tip of
the ascui) WT^tT*H n
ascoMrpipa Jfyfol- ’tn^TWTni ri. (tpft
ascus, stroma)

A'cothoracica Zod net

a*cribable ad] Wlt)'^
a*cri)'c rb- (when dii-

tinguislied from attribute), anftrei.
irtTn CT^ *Ifei hnisi, PIHTT,

»rt. «rt« WTT

)iis death was a‘cnbed to poison
CTW ftr tetyi iwt
a*cuU Zfd }

a*rus Bel (a aporangium) Old)/.
••r)phoiis (1 1; Bot (haring no teyphi)
srspir-i

as defined StPi HTUlftTi, WT
^frwifig^

as defined in (the Art) <1 bfdtiligHiT
as deicnhed Wl-^Pra, U^FTigRIT
aa desired ^e^rgrtlT

ASDIC ('appa-atus for deteeliog lulv
marines', it is not radar) er, ar,
(wwiVAr)

A,S F, (Assistant Signal Dngineer)
Bfy irftw. (niTu«»^’t srfvu ip)

■*e (from -use ei) Biocban ^ m
•ase (diastase) Btoehfm. n (ft^)
as early as possible wnnutfni. WT-

A Sep (arch sa g m e n t el) g

Aiellidae Zod- (hare a aiogle ahirid,
like piste eorering the aldomen^

Web-) "

AsellusZcrf (type genus of Aaelli-
ds«) dJ?TTJmfli
A eipisiicui wTtt
A. sem. (arch seniicireular) *<l'

aiftpsil Ml Asiatic

(*N?g«

asepsis «rpir, /•

aseptate ofJj Btol
•septic adj *rif^
aseptic method »nf^ frfa
aseptic precaution wtftc '^fTTT
aseptic surgery sr^rq^ 5137
as expeditiously as possible tnTl«W7
5^371 ('7TT) &

asexual adj. 1 (hsving no sax) *lfen,
W^frr?

2 Iwithout sexual action)
asexual and vegetative seedling
WHg^

asexual colony ^oo{
asexual cycle ^

asexual generation Sot. 1

2

•sexuality £(ot. (absence o( sex) <T-

aseznaliae eb.(to teodei incapable of
reproduction) siTTWJnii
asexual method J9o2<
asexual multiplieation Btct etil^

asexual phase

asexual plant Sot. 7^(7
asexual ptoducuon Siol. ntr^

asexu^ reproduction DkI.
srstipt

asexual apore £io{. 7l5n^

as /ar as circamsisnces permit 3T^

w uftifuftnt % argaR ^

as far as may Le sr^t tra ^ unt.
5tftK

as far as permissible Wjttt^arg^^ ^

as far as possible 74(5tf7

as far as practicable Ul$f tttTCT^

Ct

as follows, In the following qrn f^7*

•a for instance
aa frequently as possible
5T%77|4>«R

as guardian on-^half of ^ salt ^

ash n. 1 Chen. Wf n.

3 ( uruollv pi . ) RfR n., TRt
leh e5. (to ednvert into ashes) XRtft*
>17171

ash (any tree of the genns ^razinus
si»l.S75nft) IT^itm
black ash ^ni in{,i
blue ash iflS llsfj
common ash 5n>Ii'7 tjij4
flowering aidi jeTl
green ash IP^
mountain ash
red ash

white ash 7^ *PI^
ashcake tittitCpT m
ash can XRR

aslxoloured flea bane (rcrnsnia
cincrea) n (Basu, Ilin

Tvstiua)

ash coae=cinder coneGtol
ash'COBstituents RPT
ash content vm-RITT
as he may prescribe <<fRT ^
ashen adj (consisliog of ashes) WfR-
R7, *RR-

3 (resembling ashes) RWTt
3 (of the colour of ashes, ash’grey)
WW, RW TO

ashen adj (pert to the ash tree)
ntfS ,

as hereinafter defined qsn erauT^t^

qfpnftrt.SrftfRnwih Tftwm <1

'Tf?

as hereinafter provided r«

R wm 3r<prf^«%

8«hery i (a place for ashes) WW Rpft /.
3 (a place where wood is burned
to ashes) RtR /.
ashes wm » , 51^

ashes of roses (a colour, bluish tsd
lo hue, saturation and bril>
Jiance medium 1*7) ITC7TSFI^?r
as be thinks fit f« 75
•ih expenateat Sol WOT^TfWT
ash furnace or oven (GenD< Ole/.
ieA»7i«lro/r»)

ash grey X[(H 'ffRt (greenish yellow
ID hue, of low saturation
and very high S bnlliance)

Vhtsft

ash hopper(a boppertor ashes) RRt*
TO>fT7

ashlar (hewn or squared stone) QCIIU
in*

ashlirwork SfRttftirr
asb-!e«vcd adj

ashdeaved maple >= boxelder (any
maple with componnd leaves )

ashless adj.

asbless clippings CAe»i. »T5SlfM

ash rnann^

ashore ado tTJ 7T

ash oven=ash fnrbace

ash-pan tRtT-’TT'fl /•

asbpan damper Rljj WlMyH-ltn

ashpan door Rlj/

ashpan door operating lever Jijy,
Wftrotsft yiT-^IR
ash-pit

ash pumpkin (white gourd, Benin-
casa hisptdo) r5oiJf7'*i b ')37
ash rock Geol

ash-throated flycatcher tT^iT-rns: fr^T
*T15T

ash tray VR7-yi:f|
ash tree

»sby adj 1 wpT-

3

3WfRT»f

ashy black adj. STTO-^W
asby-CTOwned finch-lark Acu

ashy-eared sutltota dvrs ST9T'^

asby-headed babbler di«

ifrf^

nsby-headed green pigeon Avts xmr.
51^7

■shy lauglung thrush Avts
7I»7>IT

ashy minivet Aves ftsjRtii

ashy swallow-shrike JTTS*

ffwt*!

ashy tailor-bird Axes RfiT-T^r
ashy wood-pigeon Avts WW T^-TiTiTW
ashy wren warbler dvr* 5TfR ^$7*
ifinft

A.S I. (Assistant Bgnal Inspector)
lily w w fir (?ir7« fitOae:)

AS! (Assistant Suli-Inspector) M.*.

fir (mrev: 37 firOs?')

Asia snjihi, yigHgi^ m

.asiasr-i>is, -lasis .yt7 n , -^/.

Aiun=Aiiatic

AsianicwAsistic

Asiatic adj. »*jfl7-, oqf r M

AtitticU

142

■tp«ct

AiiiticalsAsuuc

Asutie beetle (» Jiptnes* beetle)

^ Jerin)

Aiialie bUck be»r yjBini
^t5f. «RtT ft3

Asiilic broiiie = brooie bro»u (i
colour, reddish-yellow in

hnei of low setnietion end low
ft brillunce)

Asiaticbruih-tuled porcupine
Aeietic cboleri

AiietiC Cli9> Piiultry Vrj^T ^
Asiatic creeper (s Tina ol eastern \sie
with bluish truiO#l^*Wl/

Asiatic crowrool
Asiatic cukoo Am
Asiatic globeflower U Siberian both
with oranje foTera) ^itH irTTf JW
Aiiaiicitai

Aiuticiaiiioo n

AiieiieiietA Ito loprass with, or
eOBfirn to Aaietie cnstoma or ideal)
a« 5 JWl ^4

Asiitie jackii jfdeim ^rrra

Atiilie pectoral lasdp^r Ares **1
^ttf ^ aata (breast atreakad)
Asiatic poison bulb (Crinaei diiolt*
cam) a»5ftr ftrrT
Asutic sparrow hawk Atti •Hjfll
ffttn ?%tT» {Cf f «T« ftr a bird o(
ptay la ‘tt*)

Asiatic iwo-borned rhinoceros

Asiatic while pine (finus crccljo.

with bluish jia) leaies) nra 717*
Asislic wUd ast Jdanm Tc5tn«n

wfw

aside odr >t*ri
AiiJioidea- Ascidiscea
as ifrrr^fk

Asilidse Zool ((amily of cobber fie«)
*71 ws-

Asilus^onl (^Bons ofrcblierflieOT^
arift S Jift

as implying infcnonty ^ynt^r*
as la force for the lime being

WwRTWBJWft

Alio Aut (bara Isrea ears)
AsioDidie

Asioainie it«, Bflmigktl as.

as It stands

as It stood Bin fblA

as laid down enrrftvrilR

as low as possible 1 fbSBI ^ 7T^

TffWI,

2 11^ Tool

A S L.R ( ksaiatant Sopenatendent of
InndRacorda) a-H,* iTlTIBitl
arfawfl arfr^t)

A S >1 fgnistant Station Master}R/|r

a wt.T.

as may be considered expedient
dim 4 lT®^Wfl

as may be fortbcoming «t Sift gf,

^ arri

as may be -found mutually conye<
mem «1 irfty

as may be made oser lo his care ^
ft iwiV aiB

as may be mutually agreed upon a'r

B 7 WT enn il

as may W necessary Tf am^VK il>

as nay be speeiSed^boTTlflft^ ^
as oiy be speeiised an tbe order
er^Tl #

IS oearly as may be ItnBi W?tT tl

as oearly as possible BBnrwftwrwB
(Const ). ftrr

as nearly as possible «oe-lbird tHn-
y(r<Trr«ftgif

A SO Otssistanv SetUemant OIbcci)

as of nght a(fn>R*7&, nflmTxt*.
sttftoB

asoka Jict tnrniin

Asoki Pillar inTrs-nTH

Asoka rag bloicm' «BftVtrT-st4f

Asolene (found in South America)
Zool SI'IMijft*jnrft
as on the dale of ibe Ikil balaore
sheet arfMJT frrfVftBTeri f^<U | .
3 BT 7

as ordered Wlftc

A5P, (AssHlsnt Piatrict Superin-
tandaDt of Poliea )Ran«. («TTB«
wno-atnftiaKlB^

ASP. (Aasistant Sapenntaodant of
Pelica) (Rtbc WJtfil-ard.

I

A.S.P (Aasiatant Superintendent
Power = Aasislaal Mechanical Engi-
neer) Ely BBiar (BCT« «nro«
wftaBn)
aspwaspen
aspiragics aspartic
asparagine (asparaffa»+ inc) C/im.
arrtlBtl/

aspirapDics aspartic
Asparagus Pol TTWBfl UAlft

A. adsceudeos (Ma.,

HiB Gnj

A filicinua (tho root is considered

vattmfnge— Basu) ffttB BlBWfl

A goneclad0l(tharootis considered
nonrishiog andaphrodisito— Baso)
• ItB-THlBO

A oScintlis (wild asparsgus. as-
paragus, tpara grass, sparrow grass)
tlXITft

A r)«“»»t»*(»'P»rigtisferB)B’>i!>r--
tlBwft lit resemble* a fern)

A ratemosos f7Tin‘<<TWiTflCD>N‘i
Ml Mar Go) Ual. Ean. Tam>
Tel.7iB7Wrt.Ben Cia Ti’nifiii Sinb.
Iiflfnrftri)

asparagus I itrftvr m
9 (isporapni e.rtciMfii) imrft /.
asparagns bean flat ftrft/
asparagus beetle (feeds on tbs aspa-
ragus) wrfnrt-^T

esparagos fern (a species of aaparagna
resatnWing a ferc^ vftBBUItfr/.
asparagus lettuce ft rariety of let-
tnea grown lor its tbick edible
stetai^laratrts w

aiparagyl cftm (tbe onirslent acid
radical of asparagine) wrfltrt* n.
tspertete Ck'm- trftfrtff n
aspertic rjj Chen. arrfTlft*
aspettic Acid sn^(^ atr?r
aipartyl Chen, (the biralent acid
^t3Je^} ei tdJ) *r?(lrf7VW

aipert 1 B 7 I m . WF7 n , rfWHt n.

2 difron- (the cbaraeteristies of the
appearisco of a eetcstu! body)

8 Sol.

t Feralry ((be direction toward
which a alope fa«at)mr^Wl/.

atp«n

sipiraticn

Its

fluU»t in th* lis^t
♦st wm.\) ^nrA n.

*» ^ wjffT. % «3FT, ^ ^

at jwf t ?»rvulir % W^HIl
ai i*<r faslibooV
a»j’ff. a«j*<tiitt» Toj *T.

ui^rtsU r^. Uo tu»t# rough)

5f>D<Tn

«» p?r conlfi .tffcaaJJ ^VT*’mT3,

'it';; ^frft wh

»« [Hrr «o|>Y fOoJostd iav Rft-

- ai pYf J«p»teh aJ’tiw
aj i^t df»»il*hYto’" f<1 W

imr

A>{'«rgtUuai<ai;(rYkilM ZM
A»i’<rf>Uui (a gYOUi ol tu’’4i.
wUh itwigmita yrojwUog out ot
th« ^DoKtika ttmisation ol tha
wluaxella)

•A. barbarwrum fTWH tItTTT*

A. mfar f«t
«$ par warkri r»l«
arT»TT*«n % «gR!;

ju ivr orJan «( tbo |?)T«r«ta«et

intR % •A'ujhii
«{•«»« 5^ writ,

aiporSion n. inF;*?^ h. (»e* ahrsta)
A>(<Tula ik«.wsTn»<;*tniif^

A uurvav^^vtrjr'i'^rt
A.(7Baarbka (laaraa liaaar— r?>
n. V9ST lav)'\ft«TA-W^T»Tnn
A.braaphvUa 'hatng

aia laaTM or !aafl«ts')T^T^';r^<
T|T<t
A. birta

A. odorati (wooJ-mS, anaet wocvl*
tough) (uaaj la patiuwary aa.i
forfiiToutiag ^in«) trST*^ Kjt*
ttwjl

A. orifoiali*

A »uW toaa (nhm'M *cotky*)

A. taunna (riak woolniS)

•apbalt, aapbilluta I Slttirti, 'C'nrj

2 C-YMi. 'tWTj •-

S (tha cclout asoka bro^a} >{irTW

•apbalt »\ (to apyly at a tot*.

(to imfragaataTuth asphalt) V"^!-

»ur-iH

a»^b.^hA(; (mail* of asphalt improg-
Mta.1 or cs'atal wrtb asphalt)

atpbatt>ba*«^ <ut{

asphalt btowniif /«{.»fErr3*w
aipbalt cawrnl J

sipball i-onn'ounJs tJjniJ-AtDa
a»pbattra> asphalt
asphalt rntuUion a{n^-S^9TV
asphaltror '{jrr^t a.
aspKattrr • asphalt lavrr. asphalt
]<aY>or apiraj { H)

asphalt grout '(trri
asphattH aO \^.^ or sv&taiiutigast ha
U)'{wW)«. xwai-yt
asphaltK' I'ittttuoo (short

tot V’3 + •a^')

aiphaltu bttunao distillatioo flask
sprTia'l-«T«;^-^(sx
asphalttc treutot X**S**5^
aspbattic tool
asphaltic coacrttr
asphaltic felt x**l
asphaltic toad oil \tl*Js?Y*l ^
asphallitc * asphallK
asphalt lt<xttcc «> llntBs«i\k black
C.-!. Z*i acrrjiWV
aipbalt laser - ispballcc
asphalt tnsv adatu X!**5 ^**flfisrT
• iphaU wamc xtf^l-^h)
asphalt od Xtrs^-A^
asphalt pastor — asphiltcr
asphalt road
asphalt rock x.trs^^^
asphalt stone spr»^-a?tiT
asphaliuna l •• asphalt
SoConso hrooit (colour)
asphodel fot X«r;<VSo».

Asphodelu* is"*- >iniTil»'C3TFk
A. fistulosns (.asfs'ofst 'hoUosx*
5^0 sfn^TTO*

A.paucifloros «■ A. tcouafoltus
A. tamosus srnwl
A. tcauifolios arrfF?

(r^t. hrsagktrjtyl

asphsuia (sttspcsJad auaatattoct}
sr<14<m ia^T*‘w’**v
asphraial ad.'. X«d.(siark«d by cc
ralatiog to aaphjua)

asphsaii BcoBaiorvm AW. Xrm

asphvxiant .Veil, (aa asphyiutipg
ajCPt) SPtty'l* n.

aiptiv-aiating <i Ij iliL STT^^r^
asphsMitins gas SltimrR.^'ft
asphsMitica Sltt-W-T^ «.
asphvMilcrAW ws,

AspiJeac Bet ^Atulnr w p,’.
.kspidiskc ««« Argus havts «* (^rinac

.Ijirca.

Aspidislta (Gk. atpsa ‘ahirti* +■
nsfreu ‘star* PTl Zkf ^^rST^>sa^>
A. elaliot (rlal.cr ’taller) sV^-T^-
W.TT

.V luTidi (cast ttoa plasO
*>rTO

Aspidinaa « Prsoplcni

wWs

A. aervstuhoidcs (a.Toali.'ki.tJn
‘ilka acrosticuai PthtR* aervatt.
euEx) trfrrri^

A. aiulcatuu iMieuran ’pracilj’J
« 5 ?r*

A. anguluy » loft ihicld feni

A. falcatUBi (/aloalan 'bookad*—
c u r T a il piasaa PNSJ CTW*
trllT'f^ (tWcuratsl + tyrcptasa]
.V loavhilM |MkXyiiT»tTn
.k. mumtusa (■iBM.'xaa ‘arced stith
spictes

A, I'olTtnorphum (sha plant ft
used as an a=the._4sUc— Basu)
tWTRi't

A scsmuua trrsUan
y^T^irt

.kspidcWthridac JT.vs. (i>eru is caly
a «3g’e atti.ter— rnj.315)
flrtx.

AspidohnoehitoThotocurdu Z-vt.
.kspidos-cphali Baieoalcf. T^rflXt:

nyj.

.kspido^Kirotac r.xd. {(Jk. aspii.'t
‘shiell’. Teitaclfs thielJ-thapesl—

rnxTSi) «.

Aspidorasler ZaV. ^frriT'STfk
Aspidogastrsdac Sf.vt. kSill-dtr wv
Aspklorhsa^udac Z.-rf.^t^ci-^TT «a.
Asptdotbj>r>chus Ze\. f. trfrlYT-5T^

.k. acutsrostrss tfStKX^whjaT
asptralioak Spn^’tit, 4'yf»!vi/o

•ipliatoi

144

•iMT-n<itat

•rfijtVrrn

■ powerful aad rasilv idjuiialjle
aspiration grfV n r^t rftt attarn *1

upiratdr U inctioa appaiatt!--!

«

ifpirttor bottle
aipifitof pump

aipirator atoprocb ftrftlfWl
atpire eJ JntmrtSTT 4-HIi wflltlvi
arftrnnT

aapino (acetil ?ITT« + ajjiraeio aeii
(old Dame for aaliejlie aeid) + hh

aapirin tablet P/uirm
•uptt ^ooi

Aiplaachna (tail la absent— FH

1 200)

Aaplenieae gel n

tuUamilt)

Aaplenium(ip|e«ftwort»)Bef jfrVf'H'l

inrff

A adianium Dignim(b]icl>ipl««n>
wort) T*I iffwint
A bulbiferum *T**T jtrjrnri
A meraeh (eeale fera)

Win

A ebeoeum jftlT'rf't
A (aleitum«O«Ji20;rnTfit
A lilix-faemiBaailacIf fern (nln.
/^iniNd ‘feiBaia fern 'Calender
frond*) ’fj ^

A foBiiDuin fttJr jftjT’tl'I

A permanicura n^etr
A luciduDi WTrft w'trnfiri (^tt^
f«cidirffl)

A mariDum (sea .jleeiiwort) HJT*
eKtc’rejTn

A moDaothemum (wonnnffinniifn
‘one f oerered )

A Didu*{>ii./ul‘ne«t

A njtamunn a (wal l nie spleen
wort)

A ihehpieroidei aftWrOT ofr^

Tnfn

A Irirhornaora (enmmon afleen*
wort, inaidenlair) »TTWI*1 ^Tl*

Vila

A ajfirlefft e^r^T’if'f
A. Viviparaai (naipnram ‘pleat*

bearing* — plantlets on tbefrendi)

aiporopeme aJj ffi«l (not forming
apcnea)
arporouaoifr

apnapototia o^f* *ITfnn^, atClIlui
Aipredo goet, (Lat atpredo ‘rough*
neat i fr. neper ‘rotigla ) TJtt'Wifs
aa preaenbed lo !i V I0rf^ {)
aa preaeoted to the Legialitire
Aiteffibtj4qtt('^*4rR)l4 aTTOffw
aa propoaed TOi-BWlftw
ai proaidedbylawf^t^jITtf ThWt
aa provided for (to chapter 9]

at reparda

aa ttquiftd {b> aectton ••) ^ Bt^W*
^RTT

at Ttv laed tni
ail m donkev nfat m . nn
aitail aS FffliAJW
attack attxtra
atiaiUot fl aiianvmm-
Aitatn (7et9 m . tont
Allan bamboo-parttidgeAfeiCraTf'
fefwT

Aaaan black bulbvl Am CPTflT
jjftrjeT tTrf’*tts

Aaiaot b!ack*aaped woodpecker .drra
ftn cttct?

Amjoi black paetndge Am «l4fi

Wwi

Aiiam black'throated babbler Acre

^«TFT 4r«*?fH

Aitam Llue*eareJ Liogfiiber Arce
Vinb's ^0 0A ijRfw
Atsao brown hill warbler Acer am.
TO ^frft

Aaiim enioaoO'Wiiiged laoglung.

thiDih Area CliiVI KiatTf

Aiaameae habUrr Am>i TOTPT jfjW
AaianraeiDaca.|aeJtfamB( CTTOld?
Aiiani Foreit RepaUttoa
firfinnt

Aa«am peat barbel Acei TOTFT
rT»I^

Alum prey deongo Acre «IWM WUr
irriTT*

A»»am jungle Djna Area cnnpT *0

Aaiam large raeket*lailed drongo
Aaci 0l*rT? aim*

Aiiam Imratcd baibet Acre VTTOT
It'T®

Aiaam long-tailed wren Acre 01tlM
r«fT

Aaaam abort billed miuirct Arrr TOI-

Aiiam abort tailed threw ^amm CDf.

Aaiam apotted-w inged itare Am TOt*
ss'It. Tnff

Aaiam itreiked wren-warbler Am
vwrr fwjT
AHam tea atatn-wn
Aiiam fit-babbler Am TOTFT

Aieatawren-'ctcbUr AmW^fifFI

aiiart tJ Forcifrv (act of pnbbtng np
treat or buahes, m id eonrerting
forcat land tnto arable tend)
aiiartmcnt 7>^TO n.

attitiination ftvr /.
raraige (ruT
)ieDicide lem-pvi
BDanilanghirr itrgrTi
Border n

alanghiertrgTO, frtn

aiiaiila bug (asy padaoiooa inieet oi
the (inilv BedoTiidaa which livn
Botfly on other toaeeft) TOV ^
aaaanll vb. Bpn, wnf TOH
aiainlt n 1 JU'tl. irpT m
9 Lav (1 F C ) KTTT m.
batter/
attack WB W W
onilaaght ati^Nn
onaef STn

aiianlla, affra/i and daibea fffTt.

TO^afkaf-in^
aiiay 1 irfftT/

S witfiroim. (lui'w n
aiiay ti <ri)jn tFTTT, trflipi. tfTtbraket,

aiiiy anvil TfhpfTOft
aiaay balenee Tflyrt ^
aia»7 eertineaie tiijtJhf*! UUNI17
aiaa/er { I) «t

eaamloer

aiiayer of the king gnr-qfffjm
aauy Coeoeia

aaiay-maiier (chief ofSoer appoistad
to try tba waight aod Caeoaaa of

astay office

14S

aitign

the precious metals) »n-

assay ofEec

assay of wcifUts and measure* \n?t

rftr rrraf «f yflyji

assay report '5T3Tft!?W
Assay Superintendent
assay ton STTt
assemblage 1 m . •"Hit

2(6ttinj together the parts ol a
machine) WJI*fI^3nT n *•
assemble tb 1 (Const )•

?«ld=n

2^ni5

3 (to fit together parts o( machi-
nery) ttHHTfftan
assembled orfj. 1 (Const)

2*^S
3 MmIi-
assembler 1

2 .VacJ* w.

assembliDg agency ^{r^-st^Ttnvi
aaaembling centre (of food grains)

^5»t%s5r

useniblioj for purpose of commit,
ting dsi'oily tl5i TW»I ¥ tt

T^TTf^

■ssembUng market ttrtff

assembly J imt (Ooiisl ). ft-aw atn/.

2£awUPC)3r^-tmCm-

mob 9
masses sr^^tT
mass of people 7?
assemblage rnTTV

3 (as. of tram) m

assembly accountant ffSRHWf-SwrtlW
assembly building ir^Rtnn
assembly chamber ftunTPTt^W,

firajTOtTf >15
assembly clerk

assembly office ftvjTTOTJT-TTtrf^r^
assembly of train Bly H7H
assembly premises fwR^nn WH
assembly question f^MUVrT STH
assembly secretariat Bf%-

71^,

assembly secretary fniTOTT-BfVr,

assembly translatorftijprawt-ar^^ITS
assent k wgtjft/. (Const )
mutual a»*ent Qittqf^ snjwft
es> isent ^sSrfConstJ
concurrence tt^ft (Const J

acquiescence 4)«l<4tini>
acceptance (Const )

adherence STjqfhr (Const )
ro) al assent 7171^7 f4
assent tl arjtlRt^Tl (Con*t)
assent orders
assent rule W^q(i-r|i(n
assent tacitly ^^7 ^

assent to bills fT^irnC-ar^fa
assert rb PfSTlJt* »57f. 7^)5^
(aoeient word)
ratify Sf^Bfliht (Const )
affirm afitsfe «tm
ai er 7S7T>

avow

assertion f^aq-^tR, «.

assert posittsely (^7ti-q77>
FT?T7?7J

asses ’foot (TusuUiuofarfaro) n.

assess rb. f7qf77 (Const ),

aisessabihty firof^nn f.
assessable adi

assessable area 0raK Inn:?!
assessable lucome fqvWTI
assessable tax cf

assessed ndj ftijWri (Const )
assessed area fqq^fR ^7^9
assessed assets 'tftS'l’l

assessed income *(7

assessed rent fqqlftA viZ7
assessed tax fra l ft tl «7
assessee (-tl). ( 7=1,) to.

assessing authority
assessing officer

assessing the punishmeiiX ^rT.Drq^tet
assessmeot lfV«rfr»l(Coo8t).wf«f¥5i-
77, *7ftyl(7 n
2 ftxrtrtw «7 TO.
custom ang77,
duty 5*^
excise 771^3^
tanfl srrjTW
lax 77

impost H(Vid4>t
levy 7^R57
cess 7T77
toll qriTT

octroi gldXq S^. ^ft
tribute

assessmeot and alienation of land
revenue ^-71777 71 ifVt

7*77177

assessment and settlement

rf)7 »n^q7tn

assessment byelaw ftg^77-T7W7
assessment case record 77(77^77-
(aqtr tt

assessment group f^7^77-qtt
assessment list
assessment note f7yft7-ft«t7
assessment of compensation a f?iC7«

assessment of damages

T«T

assessment officer

assessment of revenue 7I7R-fq^i77
assessment of tax 77-i7i^(77
assessment of the quality of the loca*
lity Toretlrv ^ 7t

fir^

assessment of witer-rates 7777 7T
ft7ll7

assessment of yield capacity ForttU]/
Tfqi^-lpiTtn 7T

assessment order 7lfir7f77'7ltW
assessment register vtflrafT7>q$(l
assessment report fral7*t.a^l¥?7
assessment section OratT^-T^WT
assessment statement iiraif7VI-l7777
assessor L (one appointed to euist x.
judge or magistrate u ith his special
knowledge, a legal adviser) ytlilAei

2 (one who makes an assessment)
^h7, 7f«(^^77, 771^7^77 m.
assess revenue THTR 77=7

assess tax 77-^73^77, 77 7771

assets qfhlq^, TTTTTlqftf /.
property tl'sftl
effects qR«qr«
estate tIttt
feeiJqt^
chattels W I tSq
domain ti*firqT

assets and liabilities 3^:^7^717^737
assets in the hand of .. .. % (77=73
qR«7H

assets reilued STTB TftfiTH
aiseverste eJ. TtTttW 7(31
aisereration 7Wqtf« /. (m« sdjurs-
tion)

Assia Range Oeog T^rflTS 343
assign e6. 1 Iqqlutq, ft33 77=77

146

Assistant Co^nitsioner

3 (i*. » rsisoa) ^sflj S'!" in

3 ftTfST?.

4 i/jih fkirsR

5 Lilio (to trsasler by ti^aiog f ta"Ktt

13 IsTour ot wfit someone) stfir-

7 (to »rPortion) wiilJffH

as-iCD»bte aij affil5*tt*'I, (irsnslers-
ble)

■t>i^iMe quantity Ifjtli. fystlTTlftf
to ss^ifo *nJ deliver s poliey rW^
c! sifiTs^il*^ rftr st^

sjjifned nJj

3 Rtrg^i

3 Lam

4 .ViijA

s^invi

aaai^oed djwiJooj ftiWiJ ^711
sstmed reltunn Valt f*iJirri<T»«l
tern i/aDu fwtf^ ^
■tti^oeJ value Va(l ftTrftn
Bi>i;oe« \ Lrt» ( TTJ «.

3 SKjVWl SI-

assignee o( a debt «isi «f

aeti^ing, as ti^ftneat

n.

aisiiroiBg aulboniy srfiejtTl«e^fi|'
wif\

a*Hfnineai i n

3 IxJic arfwftirtCT n
3 TSirt n, f^pnflR
asbreKCons.)

a«<igninetit of copyright Jiftfe'TftSTT

ri jrfftl^rjnT

a"«ijanieot of depirtmeals ftSiTt*

S9‘igtiiiirni of dipirtmroU order

a'MrnuirDI of marVi «f< ^
a'MjBBieni of rrgMtrationeiark Trf>-
ca f»J!

as>'igniseot of revenue rniact «r4-

a«>i;nor j taie iTf4fT=f)t^ ri

Sf4«V«n

(»e<

tMieai of roj.yri;ht EfiriltSf^CTT %

as«ign the limit IfoIlL ^i<T f^f-

as*>'B the laetniag tri}’ ftTT *7^
aeiimilable aJj ailiil^paiVa
aaiimilable product ttrntn'TT^ TTT^
assimilate ej. attHin^ *nT.
arsttfsn^^

assioulated ad] Bot Elt'll-

aaaimilaliD>root£;4 ttinpn^lAt^
aaMmilttiag tiisnr Bat Mpumi^ld
I

aitimiletioA I PAytioi (transfonDation
of food into living tistaa anabo
lisni) *nWP?Tsi «, ■rufti'i. ti4i.

»«

3 0acd

aaumilMionoffood stwt siliRRI^*
asiiiDilaiioQ of supr frin vr wTftr*
aasuDdiiioQ quotient Dot
aatimdatite oiy wnmi'llft. RftRTft

(vO

asiunilatoty ad] Bot •iniMI‘*lf|,

aaeimiUtoty region Bot tn’nTTTtfl

assimilatorr root Sol sn'n'n^lfl
assise a aaiize
assist eb.

atsifttooe trfTVn / . WtlW n
aisiftinee of eonnsel ill ft^>

vai

assiitsnl n^n*

AMUtant AeeonnlsDl Ntia\ ^rrm?
Assistaot Aerovntint Crneral at^TBV
*UT%eirrtw

Aisistaot AreoiiDls Of&^ri H«ITC

lriaT-Kf<miV

Assistant AdmimsIraliveOISrer
W PtTT^ arfufTfl
Assistant Agsicullfira) Engineer
^ f frasfitipn
Assiiitnl AgroBomisl <t;mc

Asshtint Arrhitrct sititA nilj^rf
AssisisBl Annonrrr wgra n arr^fkii
Aisistant Avdiior ^^"tAtin

aiaialant btnder ttttW *

Asalatant Bioding Foreman

Assistant Biochemist (Compost Sebo-
me) ^JTfTVB (^ *T Vtwsn)

As«utintBIockIn«pectorJffp (A.B 1)

Aisistant Botanist

Assistant Bridge Engineer ttfTmkrj.
Hfktr-4t

Assistant Bndge Inspector (A3J )

Assistant Bullion-keeper

assistant camp clerk tT^WAT fhftr*

Assistant Caretaker erl^Ti

AssisUstChargemaa^/y
Assistant Chemical Examiner 4f4inC
TMiuf^n rtIvc

Assistant Chemieat Examiner, Con-
trol Ltiboritory rr^ivt
^frss, sRf<T7Ti?n
Assutant Chief Eogmeer
«rP«i9y

Aisiiiaat Quef OfSerr (TgiW

Assiitut Ci\ il Surgeon fttmi
ttCTWiEn«

aiiuimt clerk ^f!f*

Axiutanx Coal Commissioner «|iq<
♦IWig's

Aasialant Coil Superintendent
(Grade I, Crads 11) It^nrC arnn*
•t^sra {a*if f, a*a t)

Aisistant CollertcrB^TT* tnnjai
Aaaistani Collector of Salt Revenue
R«ra* FTxt TFsta Hwrsai
Assistant Colliery Manager nginc

Asaistant Commandant Rg|q% rnn-

Assistant Commercial Oni<Tr = Assis*
tant Traffic Manager Jlf, WJTT»
irui'ti't-ua-'uv

Assistant Commissioner KigTi

Assistant Commissioner, Crime and
Lxeenute •tign', anTN rmi

Assutant Commissioner of Excise

3*tiy5'a« nign, .

Asiistint Commissioner of Excise,
Cruue and Exeentive
alv*-wTg% W7TM tmr ftsqrpi

Assistant Cgiaaiasionei 147

assistant driller

Assistant Camalsrioaer o( Jlxdse,
DistlUenes *ad Tfarehonses W|n*
aiflrft Jrrr
trr

Assistant Coniiais*ioni»r of Food
Supplies ir¥-UJI-H*ai3'6
Assistant Commbsioner of Food
Supplies for Juar areas (A.CJ )
5 ? 7 T-?raT ¥
arrj^ (*?.»r.srj

Assistant Commissioner of Food
Supplies for Rice areas

w¥-sr^.

Assistant Commissioner of Food
Supplies for U teat areas (A-C.W )

Assistant Connmssioner of Income-
ta* *r?r7S

Assistant Coinmi'stonet of SaIes*Tax
sjrT* f5fXT*T-*rjsc
Assistant CooimitsioBer of the FInt
Class tntt ^ w *T^r^

Aisisust Coouniisiooer of the S«>
cood Oass fffiT *4 Wfie*
«tyi:

assistant eempotuder *ncTT« vtr?-
tJrsT

Assistant Comptroller GesersI i/e
Paper Currency arsT&Tsa^

Assistant CoDSemtor
Assistant Cooserrator of Forests
(A.C-FJ *141 ^ (*r,T ^ )

Assistant Controller fTe*W

Assistant Controller of Food Supplies
Wfl'Mk

Assistant Controller of Imports
trcarrTi’tft^iT

Assistant Controller of Stiliooery

Asslstint Controller of Stores Elf.

atfiwn HC 4 :n'f*f'i 5 '- 4 fc
Assistant Controller, Pnntine
rta^n (jT’i)

tsistsnt cook bearer iT flB*

Assistant Cnrator tfu^ te n g

Assutant Currency Officer af^iqn

Assistant Custodian w fulWV

Assutant Cnstodiandleneral fftTn
tTSlPtWl

Assistant Dairy Oerelopmeut Officer
W 5 i<^ «isTJrT^-Crew-«ftfTfT
assistant despatcher
Assutant Development OffieerfltT^

Assistant Director C\-D-) ftjTtr?

Assistant Director tfeconsis)

Assutant Director (Adsimstntion)
(Gride I. ID
(na \)

Assistant Director (AdEuaistntion
sed Co-ordination)

Assistant Director (Cfc»imcal)
(rrtr*^)

Assutant Director (Clearance)
(Cn*t'%*)

Assistant Duector (Depot) RTIT*
(vT'T)

Aisiacant Director (Dspouals Ccordi*
nation) (Grade I) aj'1’4^ (rr.d*
(fit 3 ?a.HW?n){atR ^)

Asslsunt Director (Graita)
^l▼^(trrc)

Assisuat Director (lospectioo)

Aaiisuni Director OloTemeat)
<r7PTT{trr»)

Assutant Director (Physical) W 4 r t»
irf i -'K (^■dv)

Asslsunt Director (Porebase)
M^l 7 «(«a)

Assistant Director (Beparations Ac-
eou-t») arsFre «ra .-35 (r^ruNi)
Assutant Director ^tandaed^ ^15T^
«^T5r*(uirt)

Assuunl Director (Storage)

<rtr 3 *

Assistant Director (Storage rf laapee-
tioa) ^41114 ^-s'-ic (4tni*l ffd

AssuiantDireetorlSuppIiceCoordina.

tion) (Grade D ^4it% 94 (TCT-

5U5tCJ tj

Assuunl Director (XBay) fipiW
_ {9*tfte)

Assistant Direcfor<Gciieral 411^^4

AisisUnt Director-(?cneral of Ord-
nance Stores rT4[5i mjv-wtnr-

AssisUnt Director. Medical Serrices
WJPtT M'i <5 a liTlfat ?r 3 I
Assistant Director of Ajticultart

ffr

Assutant Director of Cettaje Indus'
tries Tt4tT« fi)r^TCP;-¥iCV4
.^suunt Director of Food Supplies
S 44 W 4 *rVJJ 415 '*<-t'c 44
Assutant Duector of Food Supplies
(Aecounfs, Ifarketing, Inspectios,
Statistics) S¥-Jr4T7-^l-^’^

Assutant Director of Indu-tncs
fi 4 l’ 4 t> asitij-ii^io '4
Astisust Director of Fanchacats
H ^ ar*i s 4
A*sutant Director of PnbDc Health

Asjiiunt Director of Rnral Develop-
meat STS'

Assi'taot Ditcctor of Shipping
(Grade W
( 5 T 5 »)

Assistant Dirertoc of ^oppDet
(Grade D ST19 (»*« I)

Assistant Dixectorof Survey i/inini;

W41U4 «rrT(t9si-^w4
Assmtot Director of Veterinary
Services i^4i<i4 y fife's f-fTT;*

Assinant Director. Tribal Welfare

Assistant District Excise Officer
M4i'4*

As«uunt District Inspector ?T4TT^

Assistant District Inspector of
Schools H»8rf M4Tir?T-

Assutant District Supenutenden*
B41U4 RVT5tJrCr5^

Assistant Di*tnct Supenniendent of
PobcefAS P ) S5iq* SVTJ»U(nrtT.

«'rftyr4(*r*ri*r)

Assistant Dirisional Commercial In-
spector «4i7e trvT't-anitrw fitOsTT
assiiUnt draftsman STSTTEtn^aTt^
assutant dresser STJTT*
assutant driller Ctd.

BBSjstant drirax

14& Aiiittant Madica! Oifieer

anistiDt driver

AiiiitaDt Ecoaomie Adviser
infro H’lnnfTT

AiiiiUnt Economic Bounist ftfni*

Adistant Educational Inspeclor
first f^str

Assistant Educational Inspector.
Cooperative Societies fitljl*

WtPS RJTlfiHftrfi
As'isnnt Clecfncal Engineer
afwixrKi

aisisiant electncian Hyrff*

Assistant Flecine Inspector

Atsiiiant Engine Driver

Assistant Engineer ( A E ) figtqA

«(VT»T*Jn (n »T)

Assmant Eagineer (Cml Eleetiicsl,
Uechanieal) *R»qs?tt (qpiq?,

qjf. qiP**)

Aiiiitant Eatate Officer 4*TTT

wfsreTfi

Aisistant Estimator ai|TVC
AMiiiant Excise Commiisioner tx;!

tr«TfqTT5S»srT3»f
Assistani Lseeutise Engineer (Class
I, Jomot Scale)

MfirqaaT (q««i q^, ■»« *t^)

Assistant Finance Clerk H^iqes fTst-

Ailislant Financial AsaistantT^-Pr^'

Assistant Fishery Development
Officer qtXT^s »ntq ftmt wfqwfl
assistant filler ttoqiqtarc

Assistant Food Inspector xigtqqi m-
ftftMr

Assistant Food Officer XHTOS WW-

fixqrfi

Assistant Food Froenrement In
apector «X5tq» tttPq fxftw*

Assistant Food Supply end Procure
Dient Ios{>cctor ai(iq« enr-trm

tnn Brft ftfrsr*

Assistant Forrman (t^fC CT^^qt*
Assistant Foreman Gist 1 (Bindery,
C»ve) sxtfm <T4\r«. qlt i (eien,

gww)

Asantini Cenrrjl Manager hty.

tr%vniswim

Aaaisteni CcBerel Storekeeper
Htt

Assisunt Geologist XXgliTC
Assistant Geolopst to Government,
Department of Geologv end Min.
jng xxpq? rfrfiitMq?. ^Vfixil wn

^Nr*it firtxtn

Assistant Codovso qianager tXM’f^
qlnTIX-lRsaT

Assistant Godonn Superintendent

B5J7* ^?nnx«4h(r*

Aisiitaot Croup Officer Xt^TS ‘XX^-
xifitnfi

Assistant lleed Signaller lili/. 34

Aasiaunt Health Officer figiq^ X^IXtit*
•rf^irfi

Assietsntllorticultnntt xt^IQC i^BI*

Assistant in-cberge inxrfl XTSTV*
Assistant Inspecting Officer xxm*
fxfi!rai-etr«ilft

AssisUat Inspector xnn^fixft^
Assistant Inspecior*G«neral X){l'tk

Assistant Iospector.Ceaere)of Polico
XT^nre enx^ xirPifi9«

Aeeistant Inspector of Annourer*
xx^tv en^T^

Aisistant Intpecior of Civil Supplies
xxpq* aHT^jr?ra Wtqre
Assistant Inspector of Foodstuffs
xxgnrB wnRtw

Assistant Inspector of Schools XX^IttT

qistiiMt Prtlfli*

Assiitsot Inspector of Works Jily
xrpqv Aftev

Aisistant Inspector. Watch and
WerdsSnh.Iospector, Welch and
Ward

Assistsnl lospecIressXTgTm
Assistant Inspcclresa of Schools
Hfiq* qiMiwi

Assisisnt loMsuclor XtgiTT ftrst*
AsiiitsDt liislrueior m Gunnery

msSi^ finre

Assisunt lastmmentltepaircrRgTqv
3<rvxoi ufqd«v’ti

Assistinl Investigation Officer XXTTXV
nfnift

Assisunt Investigation Officer,
Pooltiy «(>*« srfxTtfi,

Assistant Investigsto XXptTC XTJ.

xfsniT

Assiataot Jailor xx^pre ♦ItlXlW
Assistant Jailor ia<hargesnxiflxx^rtV

assistant jurisdiction Eoto XX\|q<
^imfqfTX (see Jurisdiction)

Assistaut khadi Instructor XTgltt^

siftfirere

Assistinl Labour Commissioner

xttnre ww xTT^w

Assistant Labonr Investigator XT^iqC*
«nx itgxfqrai

Assistant Labour Officer irglW

AssMUoiLsdySupenBte&deat xtfTW
mftfixvT

Aisistant Lecturer XXUW suinqiau

Assisunt Legal Remembrancer

mrq* ftf« ’TXTJxxff

Anittwt Lahrerxfl xxgrnrsx^mttxcfx

Aaiistiat Liibo Dreftsmtn p. TT D.

RgTW rfWJXmfktWIT
Assisunt Loco Foreman Hpq < ^finr.
HIT*

Assisunt Uantger xxptlW nm
Assuiut Muiager (TechnietU Xl gmc
Rw»« (m^Pw)

Assisunt Manager of CodownsxxgrqV
u)«inTXJtwvtr«

Assisunt Marketing Officer XifPi^
fVx'JR ■fttOfl

Assistant Maxkeling Officer (Regu-
lated Markets Scheme] XTTPI? fiqen*
(fitftqftn fqqhi qiasi )
Assisiani Miller 1 Xttt3« W t qp tq;

2 ( ot tbs India Seconty Press)

xtirq* wvtT?r

Assistint Sfasier, Lower Divisioo
Hgiq? STVinqS, <PXIXI
Assistint Mechsnic XT^TtC Ulfxn
Asiislsnt Merhsnie (Machine d
l3iQdery)xT^ra« trTf>«(q'‘q "qi
Assisunt Mechanical Engineer fxgiTf
wOtrs atftrq^r

Assistant Medical Officer (A M.0-)
XTftui vtifk* arf^qifj («x ?( at )

Aiiiitan: Medical Officer (OrdiBUT
grade) N^iq* txqfire wfiwrfl (q"^
ni)

Ajautast Medical OUicer

Aasixtant Soxgecn

Ai'btas' Medical OSceron Epidemic
i)utT

Astistast Medical OScer on Fla^e
Doty fl5l^

AsaUtaat MetaJlarpst

Aaautant Mirtre** fr^I^

Aaslataot Moulder and Patteru-
maler Tin

«;t

Aiiiitant MoTemeatIn«pectora;^T7<

a^-firfhr?

Aiji^taa^ National Savio^ CoffimiJ-
a.ocer

iwiiust National SaTUi*a OCcer

Tt^-erf^^rfr

Aaautast Norse *j 1W<

Aaabtant Nnrse (male) «5'^* TT^TT*
AisMtant Norsms Snpericteadenl
TTTT«-*r^%»i

Aaiutant OSre Snpenntendent

Aiaiitist Orerieer f<'ii4C eriV?^
AaautaBtreraaneBt Vkj Inspeetor

U. P. W. L, A- W. L)«Sa^Perm*-
Bent TTay liupeetor (S.p.TV. L, 8-
WDAly *itTTTtre-6rt‘hns(9A6J
Asaiiuot Personnel OSeeri!I|i.crcT^
Srri*iiiiy tifl

Assistant Pharmacist RJICC
AssUtast Photographer srf^sas
Assutast Physician faff its

Assistant Power Station Soperinten*
dent a!5ic«

Assistant Prefect HflCV
Assistant Professor Sl-ffis^TTSi

U'mi'lS

Assistant Proeress Officer tr^r^gTjfj-

■rjerfr

Assistant Project Officer Ujias ^-

aifjfrO

Assistant Prorost 31arshal H j l 'K
arrfeJT^Tf'sT^

Assistant Public Ilealth En^eef

Assistant Qaantity Sorreyor uillV
KTiT-arnfljrf

AssisUoi Ritioois' Officer
Bsrwi-wfjvft

assistant reader Cn a pnctisg press)

ai^ITf 4.44

Assistant Reeeptioni.t l*ilW4HlJT7-
acTT

2 (when she laa ladi)^%>H4 e<ii'i4*

Assistant RecordLeeper
arfifs^i-TT^

Assistant Reponal Food CbnuBUsion-
er «5'’i4 n\'!i4 tnrssE
Assistant Re*:»ilTar 1 HgiaC ^vfl4'.T
2 {o( a ocrrersitr) «s$i<t*> 5W*t%T
As'istant Registrar. Cooperative

Educaiioo at^ITf ^a./l4IT« ari4:s*V
ftrrJt

Assistant Repstrar, CoopeiatiTe

BlarLctin* ^rair.T,

Assistant Rej^slrar, Cooperative

Societies <i;{14
Afirf?

Assistant Re^trar. Deielopmeat

«rT« frew

Assutant Repstrar. Noocredil Soeie.
ties ^^104

AisuUat Repsim of Co4>{>entive
Soaeties

Assutant Rehabilitation Officer
tns ;itnw-«faTTl

Assistant Remembrancer of Legal
AlTiirs ngraf Wf-TTRm
AstuUnt Researtb Officer
TTt-«fVT:ft

Assistant Sales Tax Officer

Assutant Salt Controller tT^ni^TanT-

xsiutanrtawyem^;;^^ X<B4144
Assutant Seerctar7(A.S)*T5n»«[f?rT
(5«t)

Assistant Secretary, Finance Depart-
ment tTfTT* sfhr, ftw fcinn
Assistant Secretary, Legal Depart-
ment rTw.n

Assutant Seeirtary to CoTerament
4'(I44

Assutant Secretary to Corertunent,
Public Work* fVpartfflent
■r*n4 Pissi'i fauiii

Assutant Sessions Judge tit7-

*Twidfir

Assistant Settlement Officer (A30]

tT51«4 t^T^FT.-srfyfTt (“» t? » )

As-Iatint Settlement Superintendent

i^t’vr-ar-fnjs

As»istant Signal Engineer iJ/y

As-i-tint Sigail In-pector p/y af^-
tff »?V7-frn?^

Asiutint Solicitor X

assutant staS

Assistant Standinr Foreman trfttr4
WlTI

Ai^ulint StitiOB Mister Hly

tvm ^fr

Assutint Suti-tician atgr?? HTU7T
Asiutani >teward aiftiT* Tt t gpf f
Assistant Storekeeper fTtT^F enril-
rrirf •

A<-utaDt Stores Officer M||>;4 *nf|T-
f'lfift

Ai-isUnt Sub Inspector 37-

Rrnyf

A—uianisup«nntendect

W5

A<-utaoi Su|>ennteDdcDt (Genezal
Bmeli)niTt* *t»'i}r«(q'»'S7 n«)
As'Utast Superintendent, Conser.
vator of Forests’ Uffite B y T « anft-
P€, »3JiCTF<-C.7T^

Assutant Supenotradent of ColU-
eues BgTtTT sttTTTvtrf-tiyrsre
Assistant Supenntendent of Hill
States

Assutant Supenntendent of Land Re«
cords H4ia4 •rdhjTf

A*)t3lant Superintendent of Police
(A S.P ) afTi-T* WAfV-*rdTSl4 (g.ai.a.)
Assistant Superintendent of A’acetoa-
tion ?T5iT4 syT’t-anft*rf
Assutant Snpenntendent of Work,
shop 4'gia4

Assistant Superintendent, Powers:
Assistant Mechanical Enpoceri^fy.
Ht l 74 atfWTSTT

Assistant Sapermtending Engineer
w gm* anrtjrn-ariwTvsi
Assutant Supervisor ffgiBf
Assutant Surgeon (A. S.) W?*-

(h ], ftfkiHf (bo

IS not essentially a snigeoii)
Assistant Surgeon (Men), Otss II
Sjrre n?7WF’^ (3^)i
Afsistant Snrgeon on Epidemic Duty

Atsistant Suirejr OUicar *50 aiiuage

Aifiitast Survey OiSrcr rt^iwv ^fefs-
wfvurfl

Atii^taot Sune)or ?T5r7l
AteiiUDt Til Colleclot ?T-

AeiisUDt Teaclier f>T*rS

Aiiistant TimeVcepcr R5PJT TO7*

Aiiiiliat to AccounUot ^

Assittanl to AtsistantSupcMotcDdeot
juttis *rrf?5ii« ¥r

AMiitaot to CjvJ Surgeon srRTX
snsftrftrtn *1 (r(iu4
Auietint 10 ControUer of Fetod
-Supplies wiT^ri tT5W*

AtsulsDt IQ DIG Crime tnd Hill-
ways Criminal Investigation
UepirtmentTirfir
trai HTMt 'TT^t

Aiiuunt toSettlemeot Comimsaion-
« *1
AsiisiiGt to bupetiDtenJeni irftw

Aiiistant to the Deputy latpector.
General, Crime and Railways,
Special Uranch <1

*rw»wrif9W ftrUmwt
AaiittiDt Town Planning Expert ettt-
rt? stiTf ftYlt fifimi
Aiiiiiaot Town Planning Oflicet (tsi-
^ ftnr viverO

AtiiiUnt Traffic ^lansgereAsiiatint
Commercial Officer illjr,

Asiisiant Transit CleiLxr^nv

fefre

Assiitant Transportation Superinten-
dent JUy wrtrJtjl*
Asiiilant Treasurer ^IiXiTV

Asiiilant U'clfarc Ias|>ector i?{r
ttCTTS gfrofa

Aiiislant U orVing Plans Officer
/orlKry frit-r^ ffTirJYSr«>rTr-arft'-
*Tfl

Aaiistant \t orLsbop Foreman u^iitc
AsiiiiaDt ^orht Manager Aly ncw*
Asaistaot A'ard Foreman IlJy enn<
Asustaol Yardmaster J}!y m i q%

jrtnenfit

Asiiilant Yard Supervisor lily.
ai'ntfttJF

aaaiBled oiij ♦iisil**!''

assisted emigration mlsetne llTpftTS

assisted return cini’rant Hl^Tfaqa

assisted scHense wglfm niiei
Aisisted Sebemes — Worka

assisting engine Itig (the aseond
engine in e cfon&fo fioaifed rcein^
fjifW rrsti

iaitie t (e tilling ol theessomUjror n
periodieal teasion of tlio couit)
arflRKH IS

Q (a ctetuteor ordinaneo regulating
weights end measures) WWtAd 11 m.

9 atriT^ntll fit

as amsll at we please ifatk qqiAlll
•fW

aasocute n I ttIqm (association

a « . mtft

uiociite e6. (Let. ad + sociua nia)

1 «rm<0<^ Hgvede)

3 (to ]om or connect things)

3ior'«*T^I
assodated ad>
ataodated aaa Statt$lui
associated curves tlvad) ^

Biiocialed gland AvinD?

eaiocialed group of mmerala ^fVxf

%

essociilcd loci JfeiA. 4 tv< Tn
associated Hilb)( (Const )

association 1 «ia^VA u ,

aarnta^n

3 italh. (fTaif • , (fa« m

4 Stafittie$ Itf'V ws.

6 FTfsrd IS

6 (e union pf persona in e eociety)

-rinw «

7 Ecel mm m
consociation liqn
eonununity Sf^gm

society fre C^arfArr sea under eli-
mai oniti)

8 rtyeKal n

in assoeiatioo srilh ^ tnVi^ 171^-

«45i

association and segregation of priso-
ners m airni

Tmi

association cyit Zool. (edhormg to-
gotlisr) atftrmrl)
association forest mnt 0?
association of attributet
association of facts fivif^^vva
associstion of ideas Ptyehol. ftntT*
Wf^V, ftrn-tirqr^

Association of Paints, Colours and
Varnish Mannftciurers in India
anrfrT t*T tm err»ff ftsfemf
*1*19

association person (im VT rqRc
aaaoeiatire law UatK.
astociea Seel. snX9 m (the develop
mental equivalent of the sssoeietion,
i a it IS transient and will eventu.
ally be replaesd by lomething elie
IQ tht onward march of sueeeanon)
as soon ss iqf <1. Wflfhl
as aoon ts msy U vmirvq iIYa (Const ),

as soon as possible Wimsit iOb
(C oDSt ), WTlflO (Const )
assort oUiq

assorted ody. I (iniaeellaneoBt) h’M
a (elsssffitd) 4*0^
assortment Ferulry 1 (arrangament
in or into clasies) Bhfqvi n.

2 (a group formed by asaocting)

ass's foil n , ri'i TO

a a s' a-f o o t s colufoot (ruinlaao
/ar/oro) Wsr^T m,

Asitl. ( \isiatant) »Tgt. ('irQ*)

Asatl. Geol. (Aasiatant Geologist)
R. iff.

Asitt. Prof, (Assistant Professor) R*
Rf (HCm RTWia)

AiilU to AcetL (Assistant to Ae-
couQtant) ItTI Rfl. (A^tr* ai pf!-
«/

Asitu to A. S (Assistaot to Aisit*
tint Superintendent) R at.R^ (ar.
q« arll9q « Rr«)
aasoege cb. arfinTOR, ^TO Rto. tffm
9T^, fn*9 97^1, (sRfR snfL* Sffpn.
*RWI

to Uluege beet, pain or grief (fTT,
•ftn antn vtt 9 tii*5 rtrj

Ast«TCiSt«idi»

aa sul-s^qTjeoUT wjx’Jt

•s stkH & F7 ^
doim dtttx aa ta^ TR ^ K

asju«« fc I RTTT. St^ IrSTf

fRsirn

2 tl n $SRT, ni

3

•sittci^ ci-xrst
asiUBs^d «i>. JlfjJV. *5<>1
aMunwJa’f^tajc i-JaJjaiajs *?T<R

saittta'fd tiiar*<Wt ^

«a«UB^ Upjvrt WTTf

•Silicwd iBCWi*^

aaaumrd la&ittc popabtioa C^TT

aa$»e«d pa’f •‘5T3

•MOEitr enais^taeot ff»s^J CJ*

a9»ua« j««ij<^l«M» 'TTW *«r;

•««wr tt* oMiialK’B T“*T^
uauBpsit U-\ esd^.^L.’'? «(S^»r

enl MV? !5— ai-we**0«rv-**v
MvtaiBt ^v*T

aasBBptioB I rVttt:/. (ixat.
frv^ r?«aa?fJiea
2 Cjm awfl /.

SXti\.^r>rf.

4 crt r» s Srt, ^

3(daT c{ tl:e dnih c2 a susS—
A-TSC r5Ai) ■.
aMBSi'pboa «I cbarsw EX'*

arr^

«M«BpG«n of d«Xi«4 VS^a-CK BTT
^t?T. •a^R'JTjV
aaauaptioa cf cSm 7^-*^
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BMBBptwn of tap>enatr&!<oM vVt*
ar«^r^R*i^

*»craa« l «7?r?M •».

2 " oiaaoa vManSM X,xv a (*cl
cf ecixeyir^ r-al PToyartj)

b (tio iss&a=e=5 or cSaxr I » $ a I
ond«eco c-t\ir» ecc:T?x«<r« cSna!

p-.'r«’^x> TRi s-iTv Ti o. (Co=-»i )

eoaxoTiaco x^T*S?-RT
OMstnct of traasf*? jpr»STxi*
K^TT

3 *». (luanaco
cMxmsco roapASx

ajiurwco of prof^ty
R? (Ccrs*.)

ajiuro cev i ar;»TRT
d.<t
2 El^^TR

B4unrd a ?». 1 wIITIVt,

trrfW

aiiurod asd <T«irBatK* xmsitioB

asjo'or ST^VS »».

» «ur»OTod C-T'S'IVt

Astxi,] Uo ^Vk Tk'V’'‘^R^ "V

astiviB<?Tr^ f

aitK-iao orioso ni. f*.f.
ana«r<- t«dC.. fvi
A5tiw(Mii / w
7\i

A. fijxuiJ** V'V“— OB n sxjvorB*
»-l »iTxr»'

A. p-illipo* k Ft»2vt: f--*»rvw fxfj-

fav. Co? ear
f ;wjVr»c4'

ASmoC.-asJ Rftyr

astitto s.'.- Ftji’

UtltK MBtTO fut i’T •

aJtxxK.* OkjBili-ottB fijfc

rexVr

asWr? filraBOBWlM r»jv

BKltk ooodlo
BUOo pur of

5^

-*»J?r fvf . Z-xL (a r:21s

d«so{.;y d_2i-5sS-xoc«o>, part^

n»*i=V4»zv*o. uf'for-tr, ojjk ) »nr-.»
f«- (=cioXi»S K'ti ar« rro£i««)
wtrr I fv-t •»•

3 Tv-k
Aitrr Tot
A. aocv# s^xow BT*

A alpira* ijs w-« ' ( a
A, OCwdJ^lit Cxr-JtfiihM *fc«»rt.

thapod Wx^ ^rri CRT

A. d^BXBt ST*

A. dsKO»u»'^*wik’0»i*kc$ty'

A, «iw«do» Cf^'cxin ^A» EncVx

V^T3 ‘on;* •“ Jr*S *-Pidr»')
ir-ara ft*

A. Ik^j ^3rxE»:f»

A Lb'Jottw T-T

•£i\T TSrS FTE

A oorao^tliio tu?r

s'o-^rrjiracc o' ttr

A puaioocs 'psrr**")

5f"V^ 9’(*

AsaKaorxilrux (T»‘k-»~'»’' 3 j‘d's- 4 .

U H=s‘' V'fE

A tnaorxiu* vtt

Axl=ll^ou*^.^rft^■WlJ 1 V* vs oiJ *?'
RR*' JTTE

Aflf raorso E.-f FTTE.^ ».
A«tftviatixj s.e

A U'as*iolk» ajn.'!*

Fohat tffxjjt’t kj.Boc.
Lix: tUkiLv G a
aktrrfisulk Tvt CTR-ys?i»-
A*tsc«:lli.*= RrfckJtilu.

A‘trctxs rTT’RR-SSTT

A niVoas rs STT'Ta

aktfiutoJ vippiurv»>ttr ><ippi: or
R*T??rTfeT

asjrruauSr j .7 U a K"r*o 05

rr^rpt

t'wntt F.xu-«.rT:'%/

A<trnBa r,v*. aVTrj.rr^
Aoxieaa lias. fr-.p4A 'aSjrtk
Ki.a::’)rjOTrx

A pxVS.'sa (.irB* ar* »- *« asd »ioz»

-kCA'S. in 4rj' frs?»t

A>t?nA>iio ^A-w <tTrj tr «.
Ai*-?noa » CaBBca Vraaixvrttsa
J*.Vn.*RTE WK

axtrrtKBf d:,vC. Ua* of tis cioLxirf)

a«:rrul «. B*n f.
aitrnik r*. 9H’**T *r?T

•jtrTxA xMik vR’-fti;. vr:
asJfTtoa 9'ir3*-4 «.

AitO?oe*ll=i.t*(OiO B'VTl'iv-^Tt

A‘lft\x-»li=niM e " ”<a T gAa" ' ^
astrrojJ * pliBOlool » Busorpl±=et

Afirrotdri ryxrETV-R’' xt. (t»

Ait rrolopolio fTT^tAt? n.

A««o2rptJ :

Aittwjo = Sixropos
rt-^aai

Aateioiteui

1S2

Attrophytum mTriothgma

Alterosteai ^<Mt Biufto* Uiifci
Atteroxjlon £«( ((uJct-o +G k xylon
'wood’)

•8 the c»se may be TOifWSi

(both lu Const ), 3cfl ^

al the circamstances appear to him
to require ^fn 3^1
trstf

asthenia j/*f «

asthenic apoplexy iltd (caused by

debility) ’JbfW'T’Brara

Asthenosonia Zod ( Gk tutkenei
‘weak ) SHflla

A hyitnx

aathenoiphere = 8phere of weakness
Pttrol (Tyrrell p 3) jiwwxea n
asthma iled WWtVtTj ?WI?t ^19 m
astichous ad] Bot (not arranged in
rows)

astigmatic, astigmatical ad] iltd ,

Oplies

utignutic lens Optia W5*5
astiimatie pencil Pkyi
•itigoiatism Opliei (51(1*5

sirfewr/

•sligmatitet Opltei m (“

(kR-jatOiaft)
astigDia ■ astigmatism
■itignisma astigmatism
asligmo-meter ppJiM Wta m

Aiiilbe Bat {a ‘not’ A + s(ilie*brijht'
ness daB)f5ttr9BJraifii
A chinensis

A jsponiciTTW^f^tV^T
A nvulsns

A simplicifolia -( stmpliei/oliii
‘having simple, not compound.

leaves ) fetVTB

A. S T M creosote distillation
flask qi X 9 9 TVtt9
(American Society (or Teeting
Uatenala 'Hffra
aa to l^a«

provisions as to defence sfaTIJI

A. 5 T O (Assistant Sales Tax
Ofbcer) B ft * W (ffB«ftw

aitooish ri arfktl BTBI ( it always
itBpIiec a silencing ),

( tet iurpnie)

Alter robin hedge-sparrow Am

BTtfrt snr

astound rt arfvrgfta (stresses
shock mor« than aatonishlr
TTfl VT^r (tee suiproe)

Astraei Aitron 5 ?ttJ ».

Astraea Zoed SX|(t

A bowcrbaDki (does not mind
mud or aediment ) BIT (lunit
A pallida HQBR
asftagalo-scaphoidAnot ^ert, a bona
composed ot the astragalus and
navicular bone) B33a9!-4lT!litT.
astragalus Anoi (one of tho proximal
bones of the tarsue of the higher
vertebrates) n-

Aatragslua Bat (genus of gum bear-
ing plants of the pea family) ftaitt-
«?T7 n.ft

A glyeyphyllotftfvcirpAvffos'having
sweet leaves') ft«n>T«BW
A gummifcr BTItPa fta1«*«ia
A, himosos (it It laxatiTO— Batu)
ft5f?WBI9

A multiceps (seed* are given in
leprosy— Beau) 9 *S ftiiiRCBni
A oo«b^chU(on«6r|reAia*ass'« fod-
der' »R«M)

A strohiliferae (a much branched
uaderehrub— Basu 1 789) HTT^

A. trigacantba (<r<i<racon<Aa ‘goat's
tboro’) anravzft^iBeww
A. tnbuloidet (seeds are uaed as a
a demulcent) ftB*® fWi«»r>ra
asttikaniie m (tfn for

«itla eodium, 9* for ttfnpj magne-
sium, (or sulphate, >77

for 9(^7 mineral)
astral figure Bot Wltl-BT
astral rays ZooL «,TI
AitranlisCor (Gk ester ’star'— starlike
flower nmbela) tnt(*Ba-a9j(^ (BTtl
"star'-h7*07 ‘nmhel')

A. rai^r stgl-tn^«W
A minor Bjanftgx
Astripolbcru (order) BCTQftT-im m-
Attrspotbcnidae Peteimfal Wvqyfsi.
fnim.

Altrapotbenara PolamCot (it did not
persist beyond the Uioeene 9^*
Had an elephantine limb
cooitruction— Bomer p31B) Bvq.

rH^T tnnfit

A. magnum Bgl uvqgv^
AstrapotheroideaPdfmntol (suborder)

ot

■stringency

astringent adj. 1 BTIB, BWBi
3 (opp laxative) nr^ ( tq.)
astringent root (Oeroniam moculaJutn)

»i-

■stringent taste «yiq
astroalchemist m

astroxhemisl triTT 7 BR 9 f
astro-chemistry wni-TBPnf
attrogriphie place =- mesn place
Attron IT^TV HIM

aatrographie plate Artron BiTl«fta>I|-

97

aslrography «it)b fttmi /.
astrolabe Attron. (fpr observing the
positions of the celestial bodies) vm-

astrologer m
astrology »

Asiromyeloa Pot (represeots tbs root
and rootlets of Calamitss) 9TP7W.
jnrfii

asiroDomer J^tftftBw , sWWl
asuoaoraical adj. JtOfw, S^Vl^ir
asirODomiesI dock 3aft%9-9ftsT
asiroDomica] conatant T^rftq f^rrrtsE
astronomical day ta solar diy
tf(T(^«

astronomical mean sun yeVToT treqv-

astronomical method
astronomical refraction S^lftr ^199
astronomical studies <TVT99

astronomical telescope jrflft? ^9
xstronomicsl unit S’ftfVt <rn
astronomical zenith Julftq ftlfKfsj
astronomy n

Aslropecten Boot (a ttarfish whose
anus docs not open on the dorsal
surface) ((T^ 37 -trJTft
astrophysical ad] 9X71 tftfWft
Astrophyton Zool. qnftBnTB-JTSrrfi
A. irborescena BT*n *9 7 n(^T»
AstrophytnmPof (osfer 'itar'-l-j)Ayfes
'plant'— the plants are star-sbapei
PNS.) mtlfkiTdntTft
• A raynostigma(wiyfiojt,gm 4 ‘many-
dotted') Traftrj-BTTffit^

Aitroseoput 153 athletic club

Astroscopns Zodl. (itin

(tttro-+‘teopus -Js)

A. ygraecum (electric stirgazer)

Astar icM HTfetTVllft mcient

word)

A nisus (spirrow-B»wk) jHiJI-nrft
•omiao remedio ad infenorem ac>
tionem non habetur regressaa,
neque ausilinm Cfrom the highest
lemedj, there can be no recourse
to an infenor action') tin

sfimVi I Jwpr 91^

itm anr an n^aii

•Sander ^
as usaal

ASy "sir to surface Tesael’ used in
^"Ifcraft for detecting objects on the
" Burfaee of the aea) IT If. W (H35
wan (Ti’Waair^)

•svragandha Pharnu •n-a'i'JI /.

as witncM (my hand this day of"'
1955) SMWk-l If

as yet If*
aiylom 1 nm n
amrow m

3 (meotal hospital) Tunrtntf m.
right o! isylam nT^nfant
refage nrn
sanctuary risw, nt*T
shelter nriTT

asymnetne adj, sttflit-ft’I, trfifJra
asymmetric ahnormality
nHmi'ijni

asymmetrical adj. 1 aifrfhjlT, n((fil9,

S Stniisiics WfrfhfT
noojymmelrical f9'^f(T9
asymmetrical carhon atom Chen.

asymmetrical dutnhutiOB Siofiitics

ftm 't*nf

asymmetncalflower^of
asymmetrical lens Ophthalmol.

asymmetric class Cryil. »rtftr#til 91 ^
.asymmetric synthesis Chen. nAfWW
^T9f

asymmetry if^Rr /.
asymptote ifotA 1 (a tangent line at
infinity) (.T^ m.

3 f going neat’)

asymptotic circle JVa(]k. 379 ^
asynaptic adj wgitn
asyngamy Dot WTgxU os
as you were Drill
Asysusia Bot- iftraprJrat&

A coromandeliaBa=A gasgetica
A. gangeuca (jmce of the plant is
used as an anthelmintic — Basu)
ITISIWI yfOTW
A rioUcca=A. gangetica
A.T 10 S«si (eatt teteaaasiJl. ^ t*

Atahnn (a proprietory acridsso
preparation) ^R) /

■taeamite (basic copper chloride) RTift
fra oi (in for 9Ht copper, for
sft^T chloride, ta for minara!}
atacto'leJe Sot (atatta 'irregular, not
arranged — hM ecattered vascnlar
bundles Jackson) ns-

at a discount RT, RT

Atalantia Bof

A. donbuoda b A. mooopbylia
A, moncphylla nnii*R WTdBirrfti
(B . N «T*a»<h)
at allir^

at all reasonable tunes ITV 9^9

at an msunt Hath. 9ni %

St any particular time THTR'
Wbr RT

at any stage aft BTR «, ftif) sf»
stuwi If

at any time fpifl UUV »ft
at a premium

at arm’s length ^ good distance)
^ (beyond the reach of

personal influence) UMHrdlff
at a tafe diiunce ^ RT

at • time t^ WIT q

atavism = reventoD Diof , tied
fndqei n

ataxia 3teJ. (cbaracteneed by lacoor-
d’cation in the action of parti nor*
msdly eoordinatiDg) <19*9^ m.
ataxic adj. mf^9
ataxic gait STRfkq^ ilfs
at bar (befora the conrt) %

ItW

at buyer'a optioa ^ * pqi qy
at call Tthl 9T

at close of day % ais? 9

at considerable length ftFlTt
at cross purposes

tall at cross purposes (77177
719 7771

at current commercial rates-

aynn-nrat *IT

at discount *77

•aleC^pi «

Ateleaspis Zool (Gk aisles 'imperfect,
incomplete’) W'V'inu'u-RTlf^

Ateles ^ool. (genus comprising the
spider-monkeys *i4fi7fv

STifr

at e\ery conceiTahle opportunity
71^ fan •I7S7 77
at fir*t RtTtTT) 7?^
at first sight 77?T^^ (nsedinUattk
tbi), s')

at government expense 7niT7*T7t7 7^
at gradesgraded (gaid of a river)
79fji7 (Holmes p 164)

Albabmia Bel (has a aaddlfr-ahapefl
tballus) 7S77*l9i7-S7rfi (7771*1
saddle!
at band TW

Atbecala Bccl. •WlTTl. iiipl.» W7T7-.
11^791 n.

atheism «ift5777IT m-, »n%79T/
atheui Tiftins, w^mioft ('t^ m. (ss«
agnostic)

atheistic adj. •f4)7777Tit«t.).W^S77.

TtOc.

Athene Aeit 577-7nft fttT7 from
itftai)

athermanoua od;- (not transmitting
radiant heat) TttTTTtdt ( 7(1.)
atheroma Hed- (Ok athera 'groata,
gruel' 7t*7+ ■ana 'tumor’ TJt)
TTnr.j^ n.

arherftMdcrswa a.

Alherura Beof. (tailfurnished with v
toft of long bristles giving an ap.
peiranee of brush f^)
traifs

at his pen! «f7dt a)fi97 77
athlete n l O TT lff T * n.
athlete's footssatUetic foot=ring,
worm of the foot (Dorland, a. v.
Trichophyton atUroidet) 77795 ”*•
athletic adj. *77777', *777767*
athletic appliances *77777-77*7*1
athletic association *717717 -Rsqu
athletic club *77777-7)^

»lW«Uc toot

154

ttomiitical

•tUedc footnithlete’i foot
•thleticjociety «^TVWSfirfx
•tlileue te»ja tiffTrfiT* ^
at howe (a lacoption for fuestt)

f" wnts w

athwart = itliwariwise WgsW

athvfirt»hip STHJtTW

athwartwiae = athwtrt

Ath^nm Bot sfrftl^ItT-Jrarfk
A. filiX'foemina (lady fern)

Atiks orertei Citron -itlf

at infinity
atsrSsfit

atlnterTalt 3 arsTTia 5,

tnw wwiytiJf w
at irregular mterraU wTinfira *ni

alM eHVan n

at'aina (found lo EngUah alii

and Qieri are from °aatlmt *rar4tt)
Cion wfrft^ / (aftlH ‘ladiao
ateea' atiiina i« intenaely bitter)
Atlanta 7e«f.(i>i«nifdiaeoidaI»CVn.
IH 403) fmt™ Jnnfti
A peronu (Gk. permi ‘aometbiag
^intad )

Atlantic (roeki) dd; Ftireg nsw
ttttrOw

Atlantic Ocean (tTHT
Cf Pacific Ocean iran»a RTtr
Atlantidae Zool £nvtl^ %tT ta^
at large (withont mtraiot or cooSoe'
moot) gr, atPiTfaw, (with

ont reetnuat*)

to be at Urge *nn »pn. TO ^

to euffer to be at large ^ ^

•tlaa 1 Zool ftrfbnr m.

3 /

Atlaa** /Taon «» Pleiadam ditron
ITW *u

allaa cedar (Mach planted for orna*
tneot) ffhTJ-%TO4
allaa orange w and orange II
at lilt anm . at»5 arajaVitt^

■tlaa yertebra {the head rMta

en thii aertebra) RlOtff
•tUw (aenordidg to law) RuaWf,
^ fefiasl *

at lean *tl ff

at length ftTOlT

to be at liberty (to do a thing) ^
ATM (AsmstaBt TratBe Manager)

Bfy H ^ a (fww« arnanr aa^*)

atmo (atmosphere) aij (»!g<!«w)
alraolytis (separation ot gases by
diffusion) n

atmometer etaponmeter 'Sitt'tUW

almosphere I (the whole mass of air
lurronodiDg the earth) n

2 (a anrronodieg or pecrading
inlloence ot coodition) aTga*T7,

aidnra !»•

3 {anmt of meaaoretoent) aPf*

aimotpbencadr a?g*l*J‘i'-.aig«''8l^w
atmoepbene action aijJjejfitc ftai
atinospbeiic air aiganslk* arg
atmoiphericcliaoge
attnotpherve eunenta atjJtesff^ aig
atmoapherie density atja^Tfe* OTO
atoiotphenc diatarbancea
aiait;

atmotphehc dryneas aigjietffr*

0«S«

ttmoipbenc evaporatioB vigiiuifrc

atmoiphenc IraiDidity aiguiifcv
afTT%T

atmoipberte lioea Jarephyi Tig*
♦iuRt* ^wfi

■Imotpbenc tnoitliire nignagfa*

writn. aiwnftrr

■tmotpbenc nitrogen aigaetf)ic
aigiiegno^Bi^

■imoaphenc oxygen Vigil egfne vttv
atnioapberie presanre vigi4*tf<tv
(W)t, vigsTOi WIt
■ imoapberica 1 = aimosplienc dii«
lurbaoer* qigi(sv0-VTVl<t
2 viga^rfit^/.

atmospbene temperatare Wigaerfhv
triTi vtgasT**''nv

atoll (a eoral V«I« uland •••) TO TO /.

atom i|<il|ig m

atomatiCBalonue

atom bomb vywig JtWl?

atom erg Kuiirpvr^

atomir, sionnealndy VT*ng •VtJJ*f*TO

atomic beam PAyi. *4^
atomic cohesion pAyneal CKtm. (at>
traction of atoms for one another)
iTTtng*«?!R

Atomic Comnussion *HRig*vrq)iI
atomic coolurat PAvmmI C^-VT-
sig tlirfim, MtRrf'ia* ilvOtn
atomic energy mmtsAA

av5

Atomic Energy Act VTHnJ*SV?-*rf^.
fttnr

Atomic Energy Commisiion <TTJTig'
srf-anvtv

atomic explosive VTJfl^-TH'fcli
atomic heat CAem <{<Riru44> SUTT
atomic hydrogen torch vywiftw vy-

wqvfl

atomic hydrogen welding VlRlf^W
atomic hypoibesii CAetii 11111!“**

itomiciiy CAitn tfUTlf^TOn/.
atomic mass CAem VTVrg.gyf
atomic model GAein VWiftv*

atomic number Chem
tfTVl^^^TO

atomic©* (atomic) 0/i«fn.1WlflV*-
atomie packing vpmfvs* Nf CPI
atomic pile iTJrfgfttfV
atomic polarixiiion (p,) CAem. «n*n-
f*v* »ftvtt (B,)
atomic radiua tnvrfbq* VT
atomic ratio jTIf

atomic ray Phyi. ITV lft** Tftw
atotnica ( the Itieuca of atotoi ) VK*II*

atomic theory = Dalton's theory
CAein , PAyi VTBig-VTT
atomic s olumc CAem. IlSig ifhn
atomic volume curve CAeni
q(f*n-v*

atomic warfare iniig g^

atomic wei-hlc;M>fn Wit, VTS*
fiWWIt

■tonn-feroni vturg Wg

atoniiseoatomite
aioiniiersaiomizer
atonii«m pAifoa 1Tm^-Vl|ym
atoiuist ( t\) m

aloiniitic •> alomisiical m/y, irvig*

vrfiv

aioniuticalBatomiiiic

atosujtics

13S

attacK«d forast oHievr

4 itomlslies^TTOftT*t/^'TT*?T '3 feyiT n-
atanu 2 ition 1 ^TUPISTJI «•

2 «-

atomise r&. 1 (to roJoca to ttoos) ’IT*

3 (to reduce to fine particles, usual-
ly in a spray) TftST’l
atomiser «

atomolo^ (the doctnnaor science of
atoms) Tn® *«.

atom spsciog ^T 5 T 3 -*t*<fT
at once ftfefi

atone c 6 . 1 (to hannoniae or produce
a harmony) ^TTT

3 SliAK^TI tET^l

8 TIT^T

4 (to make amends) STfaTriTT

-t one and the same time TTWiI
atonement srfaftw?. «., tifft-

’ifS/.

at one stroke sm
atoxyl ((j. + tario + -vO PAarm. w-
n

at par 1 Com. ^

3 Ztalh. TRIlt

A.T.F.0 (Issistant Town Plaonia^

Officer) S- >!• "• (nT^« ^-Wt.

arfs«0)

at premittffi Com- arfVt^. TT

at prescribed interr als T mTi ^ av f

at present atrmrt

Atra'cne Bot. (Qk. af&r<i;eR« *a tree
of rrhich tioder was made*)
jrajfy

A.alpiiiaf5JnTItr»5
atramenurions=atrons aJj>(black)
Jfycot. ^“>t

atramentous adj. (black like wk )

at random nxro
at re-ular intcrrals
at rest aJj.

atrulodj -4eat.W%sT-
atrial canal Anat. w nga*
atria! carily AftaU «fe»X 551
atnal siphon ,lna{. srfH^-brn^
atrial tentacle Anat. ai^a^ahTV
atricolor=atnius aJj. iljfcol. 1
(black) *TTt, yen
2 (dull grey)

at right angles Slalk. nTT’IT-

FTT

atriopore Anal. it.

AtripIex(^Gk>a*Dok*+frapfc«tn nou-
rishment* — sereral species growing
in and toils of desorts'tsi*

— PNS.) 'Sami

A. halimus (GV. AsIimos *beIaDging
to the sea’ Planted near the sea
in southern England— Br PI P

333) TfT^

A. hastata
hastate)

A- hortensii (garden orach) TWR-
Vx|44l

A. poitttUcoides ^stlTW w*4b»l
{forluUtA t*)*® + -oidr* **lie)
atrium Anal; Zoot m.

atrocha Zod. ( o* 'not* + Ok Irorftca
‘circle*. A form of terra lacking the
preoml circle of ciiia— Web. ) **

fi.

atrocha! adj Zoel. enwi
atrocious oAj *ET

atrocity q;fretn. *TWI/.
atrocyaneons oAj (doll dark blue)
1/ycol.

atroltctic (nrreptoe+larlirfChrwi.

Atropa Bot. VenTTset
A. belladonna (belladonna) UTaTTST*

atrophic rhinitis ifed «r7t^m.(troni

Sfi’)

atrophy (wasting away from want of
nounsliment) *tHh?l<I m., WjfetH
/.

Cf. aplasia ar^^ST
atropia B atropine
atropie gdj. Chem.
atropina cs atropine
airopuue tolphss •: atropine sul-
phite

atiopiiKwatropina Ckem, Phnrm.
(extracted from plants of the family
EoUnaceee) f. (from xitfl

Solonitnt sndacKnt. Ttdl is bfarally
'big*, atropine is used to dilate the
pupil of the eye. etcO
atropine salt

atropine sulphate = atropinae
sulphas
atropine tablet

atropiiuxsttoD w

atropmize c6. JUtd. (to bring under
the infiueuce of atropine)
atropinnm sulphuncum

atropum iled. /

atropurpureus 'Bel Taj (dark purp*e)

gnlwKi'Ji

atrosinguincous ^ atropurpureous
edj. l/prcf (dark purple) ttf^

^UT, ys®l tOsTlT^

Btrous adj. Slgcot yiTt y«t
Btroviolaceons adj ilycol (dark
violet) sdJiW ysJTsftcf-

atrovireifs Sol. Tax (dirk green)

alrovirent adj Vyeol 1 (dark dull
> ellow green)

2 stfOT^i ytcTjftjT

ATS (Assistant Transportation Sups*
nntendent) Blv (un^

at sea (out of the limits of any port
or harbour) trrT ft tft, Bgy ft
at shipper's n*k trf,

stffsfity ft stfan 97
at short interrals tftV TIII7 ft

•rwnfWf ^

at sight 1 Com ^
attach rJ 1 anw^ast, Tm wnHT

3 ^10 (to take by legal authority)

attachable adj. Lav attirv.v
attachable asseta str^nrp uDdiq.
attache n ( T^t) m.

cultural attache a ft y ra* trg^rft
mJitiry attache ftfir*
naval attache ttx^
attache case n^.tnst n., /

attached adj 1 ftm (Const ), Tnn gsrt,
Wtr Trrn jsfl

2 Lav wv^njClJr. 5ft fftrn rr^

3 ^ocl- hran

4 sTis^, arraf^TT, stilts

copy attached to the petition
fttm afa

Vtsched and subordinate offices

attached estate 4nT1

attached forest officer
«Tft

attestation : hearsay

attached map 156

aiwched m»p
attached ofhce
attached ofSccr

attached property Lav> srwjT'jfH

»rifw

attached thereto f^nt, tttfisiT
attached to d ^>17 gRT ^ (aa in
garden attached to a dwelling —
BM 1 19)

attached to the earth ttTTt

attach (great) imporlaJice (fjff)

attaching organ (of the algae) Bot
•ntt ti

attachment 1 Law (aaeiatiiooT taUisg
into custody by riitue of a legal
process) arwrnfr? n i (rae appre-

henaion)

Q sto'^ /, srjm «

3 ana»3R n.

1 (aoisa sdjnnct attached to an
lostrumentimacliiaei eto)77tS^atn
6 (to a regular (oiee) fPn
liable to atlacbmeut Lau «t>RTR(*

teaporiry attachment Lsio

•rfsitufl

under altachmcnt stniHS^irdl<
slttchment cliarges Lnio eniBjet

attachment of salaries
attachment orders «wnRl»r-«ittt
attachments for a balance gtl] %

attach penalty ?ri% ytTlRT.^esSttlRI
attack 1 WTTJTO n.

2 (of a diseaee) WHWR n

attack th «R*tW

attacking organism = inlniding
organism ZoA enTBTt
attack of lunacy T«TlT-*nTTr>i
Atiacus Zool snrpTT mnft
A. ailii tmi-STrenr
attain ih fftK CTO, RJTO
attain a atandard ^
attain a aubstanuve pay ^ 97

atuioder n 1 (act of attamtisg)
7^^1s.roi n

3 (rseult of sttaistiag)

attain legal majority RVMai

mta TTRt

attain majority s5 87^^41
attainment 1 sntnf^/

1 Eint > P»*tha ^TOran^ /.
attaint oi 7^7^47, StT^^tTfsi,

corrupt 7TO
pollute 73(78 7TO
taint 7?cfj8 7TO
vitnte S^fiia 7TO
attainted od] 73}^

attempt n \ 7(4 m
2Loio(IPC}7n|m
effort swt4

attempt cb I7r47T4(

9 Lait- (I P 0 ) 7(4 7TO Oee sid)
eOort 77(4 7TO
eodesTour 77n 7TO
strive srf77(4 7TO
ailereptahle <tdj L«w (t P C ) 78=ftT
attempted escape Eam 76(4 f|77l74
attempted train wrecLiog
71714

edemptcr Law (I P.C ) 7(777? (-C n
attemptibU Off; 7(t7?7
atteniptor sattempier
attempts at rescue S(7 B>47 7*4, 77A
717-7

attempt to commit s crime srmq
7rif 717(7

attempt to commit murder 77 7(^

attempt to oomrait robbery 4^;^ 7T
7(4

attempt to commit robbery or dicoi*
ly when armed with deadly wea-
pon 7147 417 ft afhra ^71 (t? 71
7 ^ 71717(7

attempt to commit suiade 777^(71
TTftTlTT)

attempt to escape wi feTWft 71 7(7
attempt to suicide 7li7g(7| 71 7(4
attend rb 1 74(477 vhn (Const )
34717^41

wilt be attended to 74 to 7

attend a depirtrocotal enquiry
lft7 7h( 3 77^77 i?7I
attendance 77f(7n/. (Const)
attendance grant

Attendance Officer 1 7111(7(7 (iftTtO
3 ifeJ. 7477 srfTTift
attcDdince register 74 ( 17(7 TTjft
attendant adj 11777?. sir (Rft 7171
attendant 71(7177 (ancient uord),
*1374, 7(47117 «i.
domestic ^ (477
menial JJR
orderly Wl¥ll7Iff7
servant ft77

attendant circumstances agsjf
f(7r47?

attendant legal diffieultiei sir 74^
7l4'> TflTl^Tt
tttendanU' huts «tg7Tf % ^4^
attendants on public conveyances

7(7 7157*7374

attendants on trailers sr^TR-rTOT
7374

■llenrllDg cdj » 747 rtY( 4 H)
attend id perion iTfini (4rt)77((7(r
'^71

slleniioD ] «JR n . BiTTrift
2 PtVihel 779,4. 4717 n
conrentraiion t^nnt
3l>fi» TTTTRrt.

draw sitentioa V7R fi(7RT, 47R
TiyiS 7TO

invite ttlention vttr riff <471
cere s^!R, BRijrft
diligence

attention is invited «7 r enft ^74
7171^

attention is invited to ^ 7I4 V7r
TT fy ft7I TtlSt ^
attenuate i^d/.^sttenuated
attenuated od;- ifycot. (aUodori thio)

773

attenualioD SRi^CTei n
■ttenuatui Bof Tai 743
altermiue vb. Low (to put off payment
,of'a debt till a day fixed) siftlKlftnt
747T

aueil rb TfiraninR, 7(iTfftii(77 7TO
attestant •• at .estitor
aitettatiou TftttttriR, wfutniR n
aothentii^tion m'Asiet. stfiltRi*
fiw <441

certification 77177
evidence 7147

testimony 7147. 7fi47T47

hesriay 773(7

1S7

ludlbU tignil

atteitatlon : prool

proof JUTW

• 1 te>t*lion eliuic l^au) eTf»Tawr*T-W'T
atietUtion of • detd Lato W
nfaWITl'n'T
•ttritation work
atiettitor wfffJHm ( T ) M
certifirr inil^
d«ponent wfilWsff
cjre.witneia C&'THft

witneai fn?»f
atUMed edj wftTamfHl
atteited copy wfirinTTf^ trfV
jtteater wfiTimT^t ( m
attcitioe c1*u»c •rfirnrn-^®*
atteitiDg officer nftTTiTm-VTf'iTVTft
attciting vritneM J^avi n^RTim frn^
atteitomauettcr

at the bar of public opinion onvi %

fnn?

at the cIoa« of baiineal on any day
Mt ^TfWiT V inw. ftfit

*<Tf?niww rrtw
at the cloie of the day <rT

at the commencement of % nTtnr ^
at the coat of the tt* payer %

at the diaeretioo of % f«>TT^tTrr
at the diapoaal of %X rp^ % l^fr^
at the eatlieat opportaniiy tranffn
at the end of^ataiilir
at the eapeoae of TT

at the foot (of the page) tflh
at the foot of the line ^ler
at the foot thereof srri
at the hiUX>r»» ftrtJr
at the Joalaoce of ] Lets {»g, the
ofTenee arae coinraitCed at the
inalanc# of A) •ft hPIT
3%^^ •IT
awVieit

at their ovrn expense ni^ 7T
at the lileat on tlic 30th ftiriTiTB ^e
«T

at the merry of i\ qy
at the option of k^ffTVt It, eft
•g'Ttr

at the option of the landlord
rft VCIS'ilf
at the rale of ^aiv ^

■t the aame time arm <t *TW, tTR^W
at the time of

at the time of delirery ^ V WW

attire eb BTRI, «wqfV« «T^n

attired la a rooe of white
TUT litftfS

attire n tr>i?n.3^ "*• /.

•rfttiw «.

attitnde Prjieibt. atfitlfiT /
aptitude wfitutr^Jn
attorney 1 r^iueift ( T^) n. (Conat )

3 BlTarc^ ( •!) m

attorney at law Laa »^Wf rft ( T^J m.
AttorDey-CeBeralj|:^,»4Tinr^(Con*t)
Attorney General of India tITTS-ITtl.

•ffrrrrft

attornev in fact ** private attorney

R.fir«lri

atiomey’a lien »RntRT^ W RT»nfi^IT
(iu hen)

attorney atamp ao|i|Rir^*gj(|<
attornment (tenanta aetnowledge'
tnentofaoewliord— Ooweli,i]uoted
in Aiyar) «.

attract p6 aric^oi, anvfRiT VT*n
attf actant ft. (anbataoce used to attract
iQiacta etc ) nu

attract attention <RT7 nrcf^ VTYT
attracted'diae electrometer Phv$
iTTTf*ff»f ffrgnm
attraction 1 aci«VTI n
3 5Mt»i(i« wwA’t n
attraction apkere Otol. rViT

atinbutilile ad/, umtlMt

attnbutaUe to (military aervlca)

atlribnte n 1 Wl^ai n .
(loherent quality)**!’* *”•

3 Legic fWnw n.
d Statiitica •J’l *>» (property BIT')
attnbuie «6 TBitItvi
attributea of a anbatantive ataiui

attributive ad>. Iroptc (adjectival)

attributive theory (of prediction)
Logie ft?nvi.Rrf

aUridOD (wearing down) Ti^nTTRn.
attune d 1 CTT*iRITB* gt
Sargi^^TBI
at vaniDce with Trfqvq
A.T.W. (Anditor, Tribal 'Welfare) Itr.

at will ^wryrn, ituiqiu
pirtncrihlp at win Rlfeo TTlfhVT

Atwood’a machine PAya (a machine
for detenniningtheacceleratjon doe
to gravity TJ.rRT’l*

«r*R

Atyloiia Bot. RBjeft.tntrfit
A. platycarpa (poda are flat)

ftnft

A. icarabaeoidea hihi'h
(M ar. — Graham)

“A* type centret (in the Labour 'Wei*
fare Scheme— DEat fiO) rftft*

«»3(

All. aur (anrum) CAcfn. W (fl^)
Aubrietia Bot (a genua of herbe oft^t
growing in dense mati •(? and h»T«
ing ahowy rI flowers) tflR^iWlfil
A. deltoidea (drifoidra ‘refen
triangular petals' : FNS.) favlui^T*

tftes

auburn (a colour* red-yellow

in hue of low *•* eaturation aPd
low ftl brilhanca) wiRTTfPfts
Anchenia Zocl. *n^.innf!l

A. huanieue (guanaeo) ••'f*

A vieugni (vicugna) aTl^wTp
auction irfnff^ n. (from
Tt«), •ftwTR

auctioasnie g;* /., i0wT«

<lTCtfl

auctioneer n irtnfttflT (.'«) m . iffsiTn
auctioneer v6

auctioneer i notice iftnfttcq-tjarn
auction notice irillftT^ TJWBT
auction paper ifttlfllTT-’n
auction premium inilfinni tfttnfir
auctiou price RfnftTR.rimr
auction proceeds sVTrftTR'irTiI
auction.purcliaser iftjflril, %

auction sale memoranda BlTrln;*!*

auction aaU'proceedi iftnraTR.TT^
auction sale report »>JifTTT
Aucuba Bot. (Jap. eioba ‘green leave***
noi* ooAii ‘green')

A. japonici (eultiTsted for ite band*
eome yellou mottled evergreen
foliage) tlVwi
aodibllity BTtl«T /.
audible aJJ. «W, we ei n l m
audible ligual «mr (Acq

•udibls vuTiin? denes 1S8

audible varmag dmee vet>i Orff'S^

audience 1 WT«l n ,

3 (a formal iDtemen, esp nith a
BovereigD or the bead of agort)
n, SRjfmr fn

3 (an assembly of hearers) SUTHW,
ahjirTTp m

to pve audience ^in> ST^fTI^IT
>ft TIT >ET^

right of audience ^

^ atfj^TT

audio frequency 2?8<fio(audiblB->onnd
ware frequency) MW 41<4l4al
audio-gratn ilcoNilica MS7^fii
audio meter ^couKiei HWdt W m
audio metry ifeouifica Mwaifcrfil/
audion — pliotron>roiciIlioD = radio
trao (a kind of thiee-eleetrode tube]

audiO'Viiual education MW-tTV'rtnin
audi-phonesdentiphone (an instru
ment placed againat the teeth so
lliat the deaf can bear) ^ Vfv n
audit n ItttnftflT (Coast ). et^urr /
audit s& V«rrfl5n«WTiM'%snT,at%in

audit account

audit adjuaiDcnt %Mi7fhrn-Mffr^»ir
audit and annual report
titn

audit and appropriation report

twt ftrfiwnr^

audit authority ^emfhsn ffTf«nO
audit board ^CMTTitMT'IirTr
audit book ^arjiftn jtt
audit rertilieate &Miq()vi trtrp iq»t
audit charges ^ HnDvI tTWR
audit chart ltr»nfl!itr-Hn^
audit check. ttrs

audit circle

audit clerk ^mrrfRn^fw
Audit Code fewnfliTT-nftm
audit control OrtPTri

■udil department esmthfH fttm
audited 0.1; I w n ftW ’i. Wf«s
audited account kMnfrftfrjWert
audited booV^itnOfiflg 5»7l

t ontiagocies Vwnftfirt

audited siJteaent^rerraOrxt fTtr^l

audit enfaeement knrrftWt giclfsi
auJilin; ■ kranflMei, er%tfrM *.

audit lUitructioos V^nfnn M^Yr

audit jutisdKbon %reiRO(?I-aifa»IT-
audit natters

audit memoraddom ^aRTthflT 9fT7R
audit note UMnllVI
audit objection arprfM

audit objection book ItWwOyT-Mnfll

audit objcctaon atatemenl ItaiTTilKn*

MWfYfkTTT

audit office
Audit Officer

Auditor m.

A u d 1 1 o r-Cenerat Mgl4!9nf)MC
(Const X

Auditor*Ceneral of India MITfl-MtT'

Auditor.Gencral'a Instruction (A.G I)
at)

Auditor-Ceneral’a Rule*

Mf-frro

auditorium Mbfinn /
auditor’s certificate
«r»

Auditor's Certificate Roles Stmqf).
M* Ofliuiqi f.|qi|

Auditor, Select Grade ^ wnft n isi , jwf

auditor's fees Vs s iqRwv gwB
suditor's objectioo book It ttNflltV
w’lrii-jw*
suditor's report
Auditor, Tnbsl Welfare

auditory a<l; si^.,

auditory aperture smt-rrM, »d|.TO

auditory area = acoustic area traei.

bY’I

auditory canal AboI

auditory capsule 2<»f wun anr,

BWT

auditory epilheliua goal *d|-atRj.
auditory hair ZocJ

auditory mealosAMi ^dwrifr
auditory ncrrcBBCoatlic nerve Ansi

HTOttsi

auditory organ srastht
auditory ossicle Tool. «Jt.srfnm

auditory pisssgc Anal ^t^tfrom
tn(««.T)
auditory puma

auditory sensation Mirtr
auditory etnngs £ool.
audit party
audit pencil
audit programme
audit remark

audit report vI^rrtlMT-afitf^
audit requirements feqiqOwi «ft trw-

audit resiCH fe^rrfltirj
audit ruling

Auerbach's plexus Anaf.' stm-M-

auerljie il,neTal (like rireon in form)
3WTV?t^ Bl.

■tific Pilreg «% n
augen.gneiss Purc^ Mr«r-«Tf|mw
angen stnietore Ptircg. .tmo-
tnra— Tyrrell p.S08) wfifJEnMJn

word ) Wfe

augiie (Ok. aapifer fr. oupr “bright,
ness') ^IfYr rn. ( w fp, «fin mae.
rsl)

auptiie Pfireff (eoniisti essestislly
of sugite rtfRi) i(tRr?tt 01 .
augitopbyre Ptircg. ^iRTSstw m.
augment Gram *rftn« m.
augment rji. snrliT, rnsrf
angmentsiire - augneniive uA,.

augmented ad; STwfOT
lugmenter m.

augmenting sririR n.
augmenlire c, augmentstire
august orf; mWi ( rf), nnfrt
dignified rftjTmrint
niajeitic MCT>r%T
pompous siiisajqui
■lately
splendid srr^
excellent

August MTlT.*TOri
■uk ^ool (breedtinthe colder parts
of (hoNortbern Hemisphere) fgir? m.
anklet Zoof. oi.

Autacodus •rThryonomyi
Aulartinium actmasirura Zaif.|n>nw
sflsrtr^

Aulosioma roof, (horse-leeeh) wfntj-

snfif

aur. (aunuo) Ckem. W (w^l)

auxa

159

a\izo-tluo'>ulphata

anrt m.

aartcine = anrazmr

aar-amine (Lat. aarnm+fl"»n<) Chem-

Aarangabad G^^ TUHtR n. (of tba
irutfl’i)

Aurangabad Ililla Oeoj? netafl fhfr
aurantia Lat aurantiKnt 'orange')
Col. Ind. !n^ m.

Aurantiaceae iJot Jnt*T^^n.
anrantii fiona = orange flower
Pkarn n

Aarinlioideae (wWamily) Hot stl'n*

aanntiara£o{ ’Tlt*Irt
Anrantium BoU

A. nuximumaCitrua ataxista
jnriteCJw*>» «rrff*rn.
aorazine Col. /ni.

•anreine **1^^ ni.

Buiclia Zvil. (any jellyflin o( the genoa

^ur<(ia) n.

AnrelU (Lat. auru» ‘gold) Zool. (a
genas o( large dxeophorotit jelly*
ttebea) satT'l

A. anrita arnna^
aureole «• eoolact lone Orel
WWiTm

^ureollo B robali yellow Cel Ind.

aoreoline ca aulpbifle A
aoreoliB yellow s> anreolin
aoreoaloe Col. Ind.
anri. (auric) Chem. ^rt* (a»Rei)
anric adj. Ch^m.
auric and na?

aunc rbloride aft?<T

aunchalnte (carbonate of rinc* and
copper; J^fifrfTa m. (j lor rfl'3
riac, S’, for copper, for

ettijonate. *1* for

mineral)

anrwblorohydnc o//;. ?:ifn 5#^!^
anncic Anat 1 (ear, eaternal ear)
n ,

3 (atrium) wfe>^ tn.

3 (auricular appendix or appeodage)

PI.

4 Let (au eartbaped appendage)

t Zxl. (of £<\jnu) «i.

awrfcled tdj. Lot. *f5l*T

auncled willow vfoRiantl
auncle of heart

anncula 1 Lot (yellow flowered prim*
roee)

3 Allot, (pinna) m

auricular appendix er appendage
(ear-ahepeil pouch projecting from
the atnnm of the heart) aifes?-^
anncolar height jfntbropiMn (cranial
height aa meaeured from the ear
onfiee in the tiring roan)

/•

auncniana Zod (iarra bars ahoit
procewee) m (rl-ni^),

Anncnlana Lot (ear ahaped aporo-
photea)

A. aambucioa (Jew a tox, Judaa'a
ear) «IHi*T *^1*^
Aarieulanaceae fot tfJTn.

Aancutanalea i)o( lint n.

auricular muicie ^ooh^'hft
auricular nerre tedium
auncuUc organa Zoet (organs of che*
mteal aense)
aunculateCeare-Dady
aunculo vealncular {uij
aariculo.reotricular apertore

auncolo'yeotncular bundle atf«t«^.

aariculo.rentncalar ralre ^col.

nfe.'^.n^ts «HI4
anti-cyaohydric oW>
auride Chtn. ^T»in n
auri ferouao/f; Chem rrl) »tT,
aunferooa rock

Auriga (Lat.. ‘charioteer') = Cbano-
teersWagoner Aitron BtnifW m
a AungaeBCapellanmtintnfdn,
Sa^T^n (from ^lfflf;ii)

3 Aungae = Menkalinao fgdtT

y AungtceEINath»lftiTmnif3n.

€, f, Aungae «• KiJa TOU, <ttr,

sninft m.

auri iodide f^fcLaibit

aunn, aunne CAan. rrfw. rrd? /

annne tn.carb-oijlie acid, rrfi fit.

ii1*|.eii(V.w writ
anrite CAcfii. Tlf5« n.
auro- (murona) CAm.

auro-aunc «d;. CAm

aaro.bromide Chem.
auro.eyanide Ckem.
auro dianiine Chm.
auro flarine Col. Ind. igrS.Rrft
auronal black (anronal dyet are
sulphide dyes) Col /jid. sTtsbf W."?*
S black-brown
a black-brown paste ?f)f!nT

■ black paste VT9

a bine sftrbtj
a, bine paste
a, brown
a brown paste
a. connth

8. dark brown ^sSnt srfb^ WW
a. field grey 'IJTT ^

a green Sft

a green paste
a. olire

a. orange Wlhr

a. printing black gitW irk

a. printing black paste
g"9l CIB

a. pnnting blue eftirbv
a pnntiDg bine pute
g?K iflB Wl

a pnaliDg brown tftVrt*! ST’I "TO
a. printing brown paste
gfi’wW)

a. printing green gjfK

a, pnnting green paste

grn Wi

a pnnting orange paste
grn itlTrt 6ft

a pnnting yellow «{ts>7 g^wfVl
a. pnnting yellow paste
gjpn ftff

a yellow tftfbit ftT
a. yellow paste 5tt5bit ftafeft
aurophenine Col Jni.
aurophosphine Col. Ind.
aurora 1
2ZIe(eor9t

.aurora australis gfffWT

aurora borealis 7trT
aurorium (aurora) ri. (n^L)

aoro-tcllunte rx^.4fJra fn.{aurt>-
a*l. for ft* tellunnm, -47 for •Pfw
mineral)

auro-tbjo.salpbate CAsm. frMPV.

luro-tWo-iulphunc acid 160 authoiitativa opinion

anro ihiO'iulpliuric acid Chtn

aurotiDC Col Jnd. wWt /
lUTOui ad] Chtm
aurout acid »TOS

auroua chlonde
aunim = gold n
aoryl Chtm n

auicuittte vb

aaicuhitioD ifed n

auicultoicopc thnw «> . II
aaipicM

onder the aafpicea of ^ wtt il,
% ^it>snt 9

anttempenog itttal ( it giaes me to
oiuteDita T ) 1( ahfni n. (C/
mtrtempariBg )

auiteoite Mtlal (iglid aolotion of
iron carbide in gtmzna ferrite)
sl>n?M 11

Auiteo t babbler ^c««

Aatiea * bar wiog ^ret

AuiieDi hiU'warbler Aw <nT via

Auaten'e tiughiD*>thnitfa Aw an^a
WltHf

Auileo i nuthatch At$i «iDVt*

ftrrflnft

Auaten’e parrot-till Avii ftrjtfW

Aoiteo'a ecimitar babbler Ain ^■

AuitcD’a ipotted babbler

Auaten'e atnated laughing thniah
/c«i tnij^ \ftnT nmiT
Anaien'e wren babbler Aw wtirwf
fijf uItw {f^sr ancient word)
auilentj' 1 m

3 (aieetieiam) rrtmtT /
auateritf meeaurea ftTblwlil T7W
anaterily rationing
Auatral Bioorog (deaignating a rone
iDcladiag niott of the United Statee
and Central Mexico eieepl the
inoaataiBoae parta) •

anatralene — deatro pin'oe
n

Auelrilia ttgt^/

Auitralian od; (raca)ttTT^
Anitraliao aithoa herb (£«pliortfa
hirle) la. (Irooi Nad-

Lami)

Australian badger»wombtt
Auitralian blacVwood {Aeacta •neU-

noztUm, Uaekwood ) m

Australian cranberry (Aekrai lapota)

Auatraltan fever batl. PAuim Rvarn

Australian maeled booby or gannet
^era 5*8

Aualraliao oak (ikeoabi Curuortno
agaiaefa/olia <| vj 8X81 /

Australian redleggeJ gannet ^trr

Australian region aigidm ii\v
Aattrilian alonc'plover^ era IT(Ti 8 l*

auUrana Bot Tax. bonthem)

austral ligns ilatrois gH>^8
Aniirttn pine (f^ntia mgre) fitx RT8
Austrian vermilion wchrome red
•utacoid^auiocoid (<tnf 4 01. otoa
■r«niedj'+-oid) Wpaiof WUHlUX m,
{eheinical nesaeoger) fHlitftf 3^8

eularchy 1 tmOTt-nf. PrtjX TTW n
(autocratic rule)

3 (economic aelf euScieoey) atmt

ftiSrst/.

autonomy Hiin tat
aelf govermoeol TO’ni gilM-t, CT*
WTtrr

tovereigniy 11551
autarky = aoUteby
auiecology — auloeeology
■uler droit=aalre droil
■alerfo>la=aolrcfoia
auter vie ue pnr autre vie
authentic ad) 1
3(tni»)8rn at^

9 (tnutwortby)

4 (real) Vntri^V

■Dthonaed niRlg3T
totheotic act uiiiifilV Cld
■nthenticate ab. 1 (to giva anthoritv
lo)Jnf'l8ff^

3 (to make anthanti^ vfit

Sinf>ra«T5I
corroborate Ajf* 8 TO
atteit ac(«iut(iei 5 , ttfiramfira
eonfinn 5 ft vgwj

certify VwloiS

aubatintiate atftT^rg 8 HT
verify

validate >n**r TT^I
authenticated aJj, JUTriripT (Const )
certified nrtifnn

authenticated copy Bf4

authenticated list
authenticated record !nn®Tt|iS

autlu-ntieation tnrr^lSTXn (Const)
authentication of bills 8 r

BUt«ri*rn

authecticstion of orders ati^tif 8 T

authentic copy uwirn* itfit
authentic documents Hnnftrx few,
JITtnfil88feW

authentic information snirw
authenticity Stm.'fnX’n/
authigcnie «(f;, (botn on spot*)
Pelrog

author 1 (of a book) B'll*'!? (•5)> fexx
m

3 (of a trust) wrt ( 5) m.

3 (of a pliotograpli) , 8 [T m
booVwnghl B»o«X
playwright tn? 8 «Tt
writer feiw

authoriiation waulhorlsatlon
authorise wauthorise
■uthonied wiuihoriaed
aulhoriiariin (advocating the princi*
pie of obedience to authority Biff.
Wisrdir, as opposed to individual
liberty) BiriWTWlfl. BlfwiT^TcN-

WTfKW. )m.

auiocrii lAt'iKft

anatocrat wf»ntrnt*tft. atfintiwiTr

dictator

despot fWjrr

demagogue ar5T*?l88
■uthonttnaniim inf^lWl^, Blfmn,

5^05 TIT".
anloeracy Attw,
despotUm ^tjrrvt
dietitorahip
■nohocricy

anthorilative oAj BlfwTfWf BlfsiTlf*

authonlative intimation Brf(f 8 5 TWI
■athenUtiTcIy W fe.RrftiCT

auihontative opinion IPT

authotlUtlT* rccoxd

161

auUiilc thinking

aiillinriutlvc rrrrttJ

•iitliontit* rmpowrrril fflf-t

•rfrrf

aullionly 1 {]r 2 >l f>r ri(1itfiil

ft ri^lil to enmmftnrt or lo »ct)inf4'
yi, {Con»t )

3 (ft pnMon hftvlnj ftutliority] VTf4'
(■i’O fii. (CofiU )

3 (ft I<f>ftr<l or comtnlftiiAn hiivinf
(jiiftfti 2'>\ arnmrntal In %

pifticnUr fmlrlj

i aTr'’n^ n* . OMWI’H »
fi wfaf'i n
G Lfiw BRPT >1

proof Itnin feSf
jitriolirllon irnf-rtTf
powrr ?|f»K
dominion Rijnfl
nn tlm aullinrity of k «« BT
•pp'IUtn ftHthArllf

roni|ii‘tant auiliont^ iTCt flrfTTrft
Irllfr of ftnllioniy IR
■ iitlmritr ippninif'l in tIJ* i'clulf
w«tt 4 («k trrfucrfl

aultinril)' rofli-^rTiol
aiithnrii/ for ar<]ui«ilion
«1T

aullioriiy for rrftUlralion
Brf-urft

aiitliority yrmiinj; ihr
nC'-fl BTf^Vlft

aulhorily In Hfillof; Mhi BTf4*17
aiiilioniy to maVr tnf^vrT

aiiitioriiy lo prorred 7;{y BT^nBlfB*
«rT. BT*TW «T?Tf

authority to purrtiaao «Binf4«TT.

authority to pmh Lark HI)/. fff'f'T*
fflf'TlTT

aulhoritation BtfBlR’t Btf^rfl /,
•uthortifttion Irttfr
auiliorization Rumi>«r tnfirtni'nrtc
authonar Brfwit ^f,

BTf«fT«TR»

aalhorlard a,//, mfrpt (Conat )
aulhoritrd ahhrrviaird addrraa (BOM.

aaihorltrd aprnt nfnM

authoriard and unauthorlard BififfTf
i^T «arfBn

It

aiithoriard aaarnnUrr (MVM. 31)

rnr'BTBnre

autlinriard liOAk BtT^T^
aiillioriard Ly Yrnsi^FT
aiiiliofia^l Ly Iftwftf* BTiVpt
aiilhoriird raptUi fllftflTT
atithoriird civil court holiday t^ixTT
aft Hfi

auiliorticd efolli material fi|f4YtTfa>

amtift

aathorltcd courac

authoriftcd dealer fnf4f3T tBnifl.

authoriaed flepuiy Cualo<lian‘S7f4
IT atfitWC

ftiiilioriied d<4lftnec Jtly Btf-tf’l t**^
aiithoiiaed dialtilmlioti BlfTyT
fc’TT’t

authoriaed di*irll>ittormf4ytT frm
aiitliorixed c<]iilpnieHl laLte BtfTTT
rt'iffn»nr<f

authoriaed rataLllalimeni Blf4T.fl
•fTTRI

aiilliorited e«|«ei»ditiiff BtfityT m
authoriaed ^nyerprlnt alip Btfiy^

aultiorlaed follower Jff/| BTf-TT’l

«Jirr

authoriaed yrant BTf4y^
authoriaed Imlidsy Btfjyn trtWrTTTf
Brf«r-4 t{{T

aulLorired leave mflYvi W V»I Tt
aiillioriaed iiiaurer tnfarpT an*ilT«
authoriaed in wrilinf; f>rw% c? tnfryr
authoriaed leave inf4|^ «avm
authoriaed medieal allenJant BiF^y^

authoriaed medielnea and applianeef
Bifryff tfty Tt^rir
aiithorlaetl olCier Bihry:^ atFBirfr
aulhorired pattern srfof 4 Bfnrr
autfioriaed f>eraon cnfvyn VBflt
authoriaed praetllioner
aBBTifr

authoriaed pro|M»fiIoB mfvyaf iniTn
aiithonxed piiLtir liolldfty BlfryT
artriFc^

authoriaed <|uafilliy7lf4pt rtfst
authoriaed rate BTraytr
authoriaed reaervea (QHK- 61) BlfiyaT
Wfffirfr

authoriaed real.Ieaw Rtfvf >T fWt

Aiithoiiaed triad di<tni»itr>r SlflfT
WKTTTtftnT^. BlfdT'IJTTr PHTTfl
authoriaed royalty (MiiM 71) Btf^T
liBSjVT

aiitliorized aharr ea|iitil {nT^TT^ atTf*
3Tlfl

aiithoriied ahot-firrr (MnM 227)

tnfvrpt leniini

anihoriard aijtnln^ Affirlal BtfiTfT
tt>nWT-«f4^l

aiillioriied ipellinR ffifiTy’T Bdram
aiillioriied auhr>rdinaieinfiT 7 ^ nqfra;
aiithAriaed, aiiharnhed and paid up
rapitila of joint itnck rompanie*
djTt aatvq ntT>TlBl <! BTfarysi, Blf^
aftr TfiT^ ifnnt

aiitlionaed ayatemof aceoiiRta
<Tirf4f’!TlfT

auttioriaeil to carry orvt^ \ fftlf

mfqr^

aiithoriaeii to inriir eapenditiire aqq
BTIt V fCTT RTflfT

aullioriaed trade flavouriniia BtfilfT

rrmfd rtryniT

authoriaed iraveraer (MnM 40)STf>f<

aiitJiofiaed tiRlforin tnflT^ ftVl
authoriaed vendor mfdyTT ftk^l
aullioriaed vrholetaie diatrihiiinr
Bifipt *^ttrft>rTT:. HtfoTT *rr«
arnift

aiillioriae in writing Ppftt »T BlLrfT
*nnl

aiilhnrlae ordrra anV?1*f tTf^ftl
•TBI

aulhor of a phologriph tTifTZ ITT
author of a report (r.f o puhlie afo-v}.

In I ftrlumcnti BfT'lr* *IT
author of the tnnt Imu< »Btn-»'T)
aiilhor'i rorrertiona Imi TtiaiT
autliorahip Ivarf'q n
autlior'a proof (yq
Aiilhan. (authorirfttiofi) Bthf. (TiNctn)
aiitlim I'tyeluil. (a form of thinking,
more or lava genuinely of ft ■nhjnc>
tiva ehftrfteter, If ohjactlva mttarifti
antara It ia given anhjectivo ma*n.
ing and amphavia Autlam earrla*
with it tha thought that tha maiv
tfal iadari-a<l from tha individual
himaalf Pay. Diet CA)KT’ltl3f«wrTii.
autitlle thinking wt'nr^f^ajtq

AUtO*

1€2

■utomillo machlnc'oun

»llln« flirB-

into lliotl Im’iiuiiol *n’B

n>njira

■nli> ti rni|>liJp Jl iri WI'B TfnrU

vest

Aiiliil.j«li!»)MlV< rlr* li I

ti } I (coiitiiiii >11 > H liiHicliuin)

flol (iinliulol ■>'1*1
cliuiii) rtf 'ft/

iiitaraloIj'M* Ohetii , Sldliiln-* WTrtt-
VlPT II

■ iitoiiuly'ii ,ifj vptwniT
aiitorlirnini lilii'' ( ul /nil

( liruwii MKirrA vu

t prrni Mpnf^i tff

a prry WrttTfi S'tf

a iilor Rrnf+^WfTf

• (ilivr l>niwn Wl'fffft an

■ iiraiip*' wi’flTft wrtn

1 rnt wrin'fr f*r

■ yrll'lW HFRf^ 4t>i
aiiloilivr l(|ii!«Hiiro mukiir)

If* fi

2 (| I rM III' lii'iilnr) fffiT tUTS tn
Iiiirl 2 '<nul uuiixUvr {^rnr fVftr

BIT*

lilitriiinirtiliial iiiloilavp iTTO
WtrirTT

tfUli al ailKx Uvp TtB f-fftTATB
tiiliMlavp ant «< ip«iofip«

•frrTiRm

•ntoilor K.iiUinrr ffftlTTTT "NW

aiilnrlavp •Inoriiiin
lUlnrlavr (illrr ff ftriFT* waflftlW
■iiIckUvp pit* rpgiitalor fMlTTITV-
aifii ffitiTfi

•ulnrlavc Jirp»*iirp gi'ipr

wtRW (lit* .iiriri f IT hflenni.)
•utomiil p-iiil(rnl>t
■uloroiii|ilr* rt Ij

■iilcH-r«i y > <rT*> n (uinil In Itpiipsli),
/ffjififl/ Op*
tiilorrat *Vtr{t( 11.) M.

•riitocrat wfirRm»Tfl, wfniirTrnB
■{|< 1 (tnr

■uinrrtllr o Ij (uncniilrol*

)»1)

•utn-ryr|p •n’BSf; ft.

•ulo-<)a fp in m.

•ulo.1rl^urtrrnta(y. .Vpro) mfcl’

aiito<li«ti]>liea(y. 2 i»l m

uiitoilifjcMion /ool (Jipealion of tlia

walU ot III* atomMli)

n.

auloniou* ■melo«<‘i«u* «>f/. JJot,

() aaainp tlironuli all tho atappi on
tlin aamo lioat— atii) «( ajxraiilo)

uiilopfUm X(o{ (autoMtodvpaiMltlaiii)

aiit<i>rt»lofty /Jot (neology of iho in.
fllvl Inal i>Unl)
aynrivlopy

•iilopamoutody Jfyrol

( IV

•nlopatny 1 J/gcol (fution of nuctfi in
finira uiUiin « (initio coll of the
female organ, not accoiniwiiied liy
pell tuilnn) njjTBB n.
a Jhit n , tfftftiT m.

iuiogpop Ifteik Col. Jnd ■I'lm *l«
•ulogpop gfpy Col. M. SB?
(utnppnn. farter* Plitnf lUel. U)io
*0111 lolal of til* <loinin*ting lectori
of cl>»i>ge wlilcti ir* ilu* to llie

tUnU ilieiiweUa*— IlorpOT) in'*!.

•ntngrneui <nl/. 1 •II'HRIB

2 fT4Aw«f»

e’lteprnau* vacrine mrtnni wn
aniegrai'lt mvT m (•ncUiit wocil}
tlgntture I^IVT

aulo Iwino.ihcrapy X»>1 tni ntfi

auloVWaU (volunttry inovament)

n^rtft /,

atitokIneiU a<iy (•■>11 u>o«ing} n^rnifl

(

Bnluk<n<.tie |»b»»p IM ("wlnle growth
ie incr*Mlng In rate — OouUer,
iUrnMaiMlCowlMlI
m"ri/ (C/. eutoaUtia jibt**)
an lol fa«l oraog« Cot. Iml. arrfff
mtrt

atilol orange Co{ Jnd irrRB ontn
aiilut {>ur|>le 0 * 1 . Jnd. wrm iftirnai
aulol irJ Oof Jnd •rt'm nt
aulolyaaie Jheektm (the linulil pro.

•iacl of autolylii) ■P*Hlf ^1 n.
autvir(*|p.prrH|filale mctlen
rkrrn wnmfinfnnTiJififtft
an^bnn (ibe oulettanee which pro*

iluoM autnl)*!*)

auiolycli JJiochem (the piocoa* of
aeiraige.tlon) BWITBIt/.

Bululyilc adj. •n'WTBrfW
Aululylu* Cool (>i genu* cl annolnU
wliieli rtyroilUbO acaxuully liy pro.
ilucing njiaerout now keg.nunc* at
e point near tlia eni], Tlieaedovclop
into new inihviJuala, hut reinniii
ettaoheil for a long time)f1H •n'fHr.
BTrrffT

A.tnrnulu* (Lat. cornulHi'liornocI')

aiitiilyzr li JJiorJirm Wf^.

auloiiiaii.: ei/y. I wr:*, frlnVf, w<r.

2 niiWi, nflifMn

SulTlPlilSRlCa)

auloiiiatuully m . trff nw, KW it
wpTf ttir

til u aulnniulivally ciiiitleJ m
■fiivn itfi

aulontiiic irrungemcnt StM

autninulik l>loi.k lyciem Illy, diTn
Wff.nlit

auiniiiuiic holt (OinM.ll) (rtfk 7

auloniaiir hrakp yi/g mttrtt^
autuniai.c Luffltc (Jhtm. nv-Tfllt
auloniaiii.;c*lrli(kIiitI aut)n 4 P( 1 [
autnmiiK. clictk (in .pftwn, »n^ upT
ifttm

BulumaiK. (oiitrivei.re ( 14(17 7*7
aiiloiniiic iliilribatbr (ifr firttV
BulomXic iliriding rngiue (ITSm-
7 »*. (l 4 .wrfjI 7 (,t 1 * a 1 laclune.
nut * iiM.oii.utive)
auluniaiic rarih tlofri

antixnitlorxtrniiuii trt Kinu
aulumilK fpril iViiil (147117
aulninallrfilni {ml (m ac*iiie-*)( 11 .

7 <tinr

automatic iluili (ITr^TTTTWT
autoRiillr lluahlng tank ( 1 ir(T([r«f.
■«ni 7

aulomaile gate digrrfl UT
automaticlam Cool. tl 4 fr 71 I/.

automatic lighter CArm (TftTm*

automatic marhine (lAfcitnit
aolomiilc marhloc.gun Jfil. (T^fcP

aoioeutie Bore&cnt

163

aaziliar?

satoRutie moTenjent Zccl.
antoauii« ptpette Chm. ^7*
antOTTUtic rmnoranee ?n-3?TF:n
ratotiutie rrtnrn TTl STT^
ntoinalK- nee mill

aotoRuiir n2« 1 /jI

anlomatic ropemaViag ma c hiag

aolosuuc Mttio' (la * camera)

aotonutic »hrneT
antomatir •lintler' rTV.MjTT%
•titomatie iigsallia* J;lf
aotamatie itcam brake ralre Rl^.
7712

aatinoatie Tarnam brake
«wrw. Sn^-*JTT7

aotmnuieTehieU » th

an tatAinatie raeaam brakel ^77T-

ntomatle verjVer

ftumsaue wioJaereea loervT^r?'

ar^aiM)'

aQtomatia£ioeke>R.(a bersone wbieh
MimslatM theb**nb*4l)7»56r/.
ntoraatiim PiyekeU (an iMws)Vn:'
ftn /

aotomjciic a4j. i/jetb (bmr({ t-Jl*
{erti:.z»i br e<;til*tioa &{ two
re’ated «ex eella cr

BTieIr)

nromiai* JTjrnsb H ».

aatomobne «l'U4f •.

Antoowbfle AM<x%atioa
aT>toa<)biIe engine
antoonbil^ enpaeerTag flfJpTjrrfif-

antomnliile en'iceenng •ebelaialup
yiTf*iT

aatinnoLtle iB<laitrj vf^-TirPT

aatotnobile lift
aatomnrpbie n idiomorptuc
Antomotire Aiaoeiaanw — ’AjtQmo.
bile Aaaoeiatioii-

aalomotive engineetlng Tf^-arrfsT-

7Tf*a<j

•ntonomic eosuoIir<({.^Tmt&7a^
•BtOD«Buc nuTemest Bet. ¥7177 (T^
aoiAaomie nerrotta ijaiem AnaL
7*177 V7T-^7ft

mttosomk ayitem AnaU Zod. ^177

antocotnic Tanaima DOTement Bet.
*7.77

cuioBnitMot n.'fj. W177 (Caac ). 7T*
S7’^! (-7=^)

antanr.niiMis bewly 77TT7 kfVTV, 7^147

*1*71

■atoaniBotu WTT7 *i'»-»

anlonomoii* gncerainent ^^7 7077

antonaomai inalilntioa ^W7 *(*71

antonomnaa repoa^TTW 5^71. W. 7*7
OT

aolonniny 77J7771/ Conit-). 77177.

?r¥7 It , M.

ant<).nzi<{aiioD ^^377
anlo oxtAttof Btoenttn. ¥52r 37f77T

ft!

auto^yxiHiae tU Btc^U/m. H7!4.t~
a&m*pbannaeologv *<r3
aoto-polyploKl aij. fati-

S*T^

anta.poljpldidj aT+TyjOTI, tTTT^

aatoparKpoet mnrtea examinatioo

iBtopty ue 7.4A<IM »i*lGtf7

*utoraeemj*auno

ntereg'eatiOJ Slatittiet

AcLMann ** Actowoau s Lacjrtiua

reef-nTf^C^'W**.

acio»03e=eucu/oiDOiox< U typical
entbCneoce. a* eppot^ to b ler-
e'ro3<>»cs=e/ rt

nto^taac piaae B-A- V T*taa srofi'.li
la ie'Ttxr.s^ la xa.* — 033..*f,
Earsea ana Co-rns IL 2llj

atiJc«:j-ic c«s> Zo-L lh 47 » 55 1 ja jits
eonaecled direeJ'j witli t in
ersoica)

anto aopply company

aato4Twle*i> wrwySI^T*^ m.
anto^yttybe oAj ZtcL »71 li-iM (C/.
•ntostylse)

antoteusploxl a4f StaiuUet «73.

antotooy £«>f. mi *{UM>i

aatotriBsformer (ona end transfer*
mar) n.

antolrophiCff^y.Pfaof Piyjiof.tfTSTjT
belerotrophic '^7737
aalotropbie bacteria WTTTJ? 707.^
aaiotropbjc nutrition wnUTITTTT
aotoraenne lit} anrs*! m (short
for »77T5Tj=m)

into wLee! attachment Bly. *T--^

«Tarn

anlostditios = aTilo.«xidation
aatoTiJator = autooxidator
antoxidize » aati>.nxiclize
autre droit Late atrTTftrzT n.
to art IS antre droU 2?

C77I

antrefoii Lttv STTt

autrcfou acquit ioicCforue-lv acqait-
tcii 55*1 irnjt;'*£

antrefol* aiiaict Baa (lomse-Jc I'ta.n-

te.1)

astrrtois cooTiet Lav (fometl/ eoa-
ricted)Sfr<fTS?iT
antre vie ue por autre ne
Boiomn S,T^/., m.

automnal e<f/ TTOT.
antomsal equiuoi Atirett. TTT^-JVtt
automnal Irwi ForMtrpTTrt'TTlT,
tTTTT TTT

aotnan arera u s teal ( ^ eolo.ri
je.loTtsh r»d>eiIoT
hnsicf le-i* httxts.'a.iaa asd to r
febnJliascalrs^tTr.tUf
aotucia cxiicus
aaiutca lever ■TTJtsT
auiuuia peeu (yeLotruh j-d’oT*
green Tiit Jlin cue, at.nri .3 1
bnlli-iatj a3>4i'3J
aa,aaa uout.i r^^-r~7

pnoep t - c n-*'- n »- c ' . -s
^ ^ ""n. io- 3r 2 ca ^uT,
ferr '’»;r"7I oranium. .r? [or
mineral)

auxanometer Pot. 1^777 «».
aazeiu 1 PhytteL (proliferation or in-
erease m iiao of cells, growth) ^7^ /.
2 Bd. It.

aoxetic Bioeham. ( an ausetio agent )

r5Rj7i (.3) ■».

enxillary edf- 1 nTI7> R$I*U, 37-
2 » adprant * a npplement Plant

auxiliat? application average annual rent

auxiliary apiilicalion brake valve
lila

auxiliary bulb?t^U5*?
auxiliary lapital rrn«
auxiharx lellBot ^?n, TT
auxiliary circle Math
auxiliary dome iJly E113
auxiliary ellipse islroa HSW
auxiliary equation Maltu «6i*i «iIl»iT
auxiliary force MglV ?Wl
Auxiliary Force Act HpV

finm

Auxiliary Force Camp-of Exercise
tr^Tti |prt vvivm (trier
Auxiliary Force Rules rrcTe-trer fee*!
Auxiliary Forces
auxiliary legislation tffic ftuR
auxiliary or connective words (FRO

n 166) »WV1 tfrrfi sre^

auxiliary scale

auxiliary aeeunty afiitlfir
auxiliary aeries H/otA r?(Te
liuiliacy apeetes Fenstry vrfH
(i«e accesaory speciea)
auxiliary vendor filial
■uximoDe Pinnt Phy$tol (from Ok
eurimos ‘promoting plant growth)

■uxm {stimulates the grow ch o( seed
lings Ok ouzeia ‘to incteaie')
sir*/

auxin a sr

auxin 5 sn

auxo action (accelerating action)

fiNr

auxO'tmylase Eiachem (that which
stimulates the action o( amylaae)
tryt^T^oi
auxo^hrome Chevi
auxo-chromici auxo chron|ioua adj-
Chem

anxo flore(ni(fo- +/ln»re8cence) Chem,

vm-virn

auxo*|iore Doi (a lorm of reproduc-
tive cell in diatoms ) ^
auxo tox BicefiOT Pfccrm
•V (avoirdupois) HI (w*ii-fl)

Ava (in Burma) rstlt « (in ^twMtt)

»»»il n WTH HUV»I /-

■’«J rh. 1 (to be of ute) TTVfift

flvi

2 (to bo of adt antage) aTMT,

^ «i sbn

3 (to ansxtei the purpose) RtflilR

4 (to pro6t, booe^t, help) ?nr trg-
tfRT, H?!RWt RTRI

6 «i<r *1 ?n(

to be of no avail V1R «T R

of no avail s«t4, SvlaRtlfR

to avail oneself of ^(tl) STRSITRI
to avail oneself of theopportnoity
»IRm aw 3etRt, «RHT 5W

atailabiliiy aiotm /
available «<(/ SFR. (usable)

aqcTW

available asseistltxR MnnsqiT.
available by parcel post VIV ^

available capital (o( the company)

ai<a jcift

available loformalion flistr
available staff srR
availabCe stoek up* fCS'a
avalanche Geo>r (alargemtssofsoow
or tee in swift motion ’*!<)

flaciet ft«p{f»,r5*irft
avdp (avoiidupoie) HI. (HWM)
av dr (avoirdupois dram) WT (ffifll'V
Slivia:)

ave grace (RnMtrrut'rofciu g v.) HTI-
V(I / (ancient word)

•vellaneous adj ilyeol (hueO
Avena Bat R^HI trxiA

A. fatua (wild oat> drake, flaveri
haver, Kentisliloogtails, poor oats,
fowlere, nneom, wild aits, wild
oai)

A plsnieulmi* fWl4M*«-ur»WI
A. tatira (oats, oat, groats) HIA|*T
sifro

A aativs Mr. oneotiiis (distribu-
tion N \V India— B4au)tftuHlH(*
nTRI>V-lf%^

A iterilisTecvRf^
svenalin (Lat arena *oats>' a cryital*
line globulin sm^f^ contained in
oit kernels) pMiehwis Rflaif ife /.
avenge vi. %nrlHR, bItoIrt.
kvi

Cf revenge
avengeful flrfy
avenger ( n) in

avenin (Lat niena' oat3’+ «n) Bio-

cfusii

avens (blessed lierb, Geitw urbanum)
w-

aventure=; adventure
aventunne

gold aventuriDC 'RigVTV

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avenue f?rrafe/.

aver cA Laui HRfintIR, WSn?*
HC^i. wtui (lea assert)

average linxRn

Cf. mean jfvin!

2 (loss or oamags accidentally hap*
pening during a voyage) JIHUIXI

wft, Hurfif f.

3 Iforina Law (a tariff or duty on
goods, etc ) m

dfi/arina fnsarancs (apportionment
of such loss between tbe owneri
the freight and tbe cargo in propor*
tioD to their respeetive iniaresta
And lossss) HTCR n-
on an iversge mxRR;
general average ifarine Imuranet
MTiflfR nSR

gross average Jfarini Pnsnrance
H»9r HtxR

particular average Garins 7niu*
rones ftftrr Hn-R

petty average Martnt Iniuranet

average ad} I UltR
2 UIU|s*l

average c6 JIPRR, RTtR PWIHWT
average acreage rate STTVR
average amount htvr Tlfll
average annuil cost ( of repairs )
RIVB BiR«

average annual imports RTtR BtRv

average annual income tns? RifqC
WIR

average annual increase snvq BtRb

average annnal priee irrtB BiRb
avenge annual production mWBlRB

average annnal rent reserved HTtfl

average attendance

Avtcennia oHicinalis

16 -.

avfripf •UrniUnM' JTfV’l
Bvmpr l>onil

average fl»u»e WariH^ /nJuraitf^Wi'’^

erv*

ayertfe coUfct»on» HIW
averape coil mv*t
averape coil j>cr head ItiW

ai crape cuUi\»tor mJn*^
averape cuoalufc iVnfh HI'I
averape <lai1) allcniUocc

a^crapcdaiK Italinrc im'V
aicrapc iliiW alrcnpltt

a', crape dcniiiy riwT^VI

a\ crape itcMalitui S<<iiM<iri *m«J fVv.

averape iliamclcr rrt'^
averape diipcraioa Slatiilici
antVw

averape OiMance rApi
averape iloie mw ami
averape due dale drcountxi?
frsw

averape emolwmcnla Rtvv mailvgvt
averape error Stdliafiraanv^ Nws
averape eaport armft'rt*
averape exieniion rtv'V fawn
averape feriility rrpwTtnn
averape 6purea anvv
averape for (be quiiic|uenoiuin
VN *1 *TtW

averape praainp income Rtvv ^Tfn*

vm

averape proii weiplit mvVHVn WIT
averape heipht /iTCilrir WW
averape inerenvem Fcverlrif
averape leave imv atVlRTt (iiv leave)
averape life of nveial Tvrn»*l rfl R|vq

fivl'inKt. Ptfl O BaVnrafii

averape lo«» ,Vari»ia /luvrimee Jliwr

peneral averape lo»» WtRiaTRiW

pirlieular averape lo»« ftfrrv; mvV

averape nionllily income JTlfltvi

anv

averape montlily output arrvv rnPrai

averape montlilypav RTVB tnfam

averape monllilv price

averape moatWy wholeaale price rtvB

av crape net profit mvR HytT
averape of ratioa Sfatitlira^VTT^Bm-
Jn''B

av crape outlnrn RTVB
averape partirle aixe ridof rii(Aof<
*nvB wf BfSinvi
averape piv mvRim
av crape pay leav e mvg itlR mT.TT
averape payalatemrni mvg ffTHT
averape price bivr ijicr
averape prire relative Sfatirdcf tnvo

averape proilnrt Tfou T(<JtT
averape proilticlion
averape purriiaae price npB BB-ailB
av crepe quantity mvg RTW
averape rate rpr an}
averape retutaoce Pfcyt (!>* n.
(note that BnBcan b* uaol aatho
aecond wonl)
averape return «i«g htob
averape rotational ravliua Stotudra
*fr«B ftim
averape aalary mwj Vnr
averape aatine content *nvB WBn-Rm
averape aeed rate (MACL. 10) BTVB
tfrtSIBt

averape aiiei) RTvg qltinvi
averape ipacinp FerMtry arv^mw
averape atrenpthfolapiuOanvgHTWfB
averape aubaiantive pay rtvb
fiTT

averape anpar ration rnvB TT^n
anPTW

averape tare Ci>"i WtVR
averape lenaRi m<n*g «TsO
averape thickness rnvR
averape total |>erioJ »nvB infTti WRfij
averape value TAa* «tIVB wnC\
averape vertical Icniperalurr priilirut
WTVB ttiBJnvic
averape vseekly earniops mvBttrtl*
ffunrstT

averape uriphi trm VHt?
averape yeailv l>onus rtcb BlflC
wfvTWIwht

averape yield 1 yercitryltnB BtIm

3 ttivg

averaplnp Sladidcr BTVB^i tnvB fiWT

*r^

a verbia lepii non esl recedenilurn
('from t lie words of I'w there must
1.0 no derarlure’) wgf^ Taf^-

I

averment IxtietTBfiwm n, Wifts
(useil IQ Ilens:vli)

Averrhoa Bet qrtJry-Binfe

A, bilimbi (hihmbi. blimbinp-eu*
cumber tree) ftstfl (Hen ,

Hin.. Kan . Kor . fel , ri&*T).Mar.
h«Ml,Ciij frf”S,Msl. ftro«0,Tam.
fifiiHt, Sinh ftra*. Deccan
A. raramI<ola (carambota apple,
Chinese R0osebetr>i Ooromindel

Rooaeberry) HTJn*BtP^TT(B ,M.

«Stn, Den Hid. Mar.

»at«. Tel Mai. *S0l^

Bmh. «Bi*)

averse

aversion 1 (act of turning away) WB*

3 (Jishke) wrft. fV3«W|/.

3 (a settled dislike) A

4 (anlipath) ) I?? w.

avert t'h. 1 (to turn aside or atea))
e t B i B ' t. ^ VTBT, ^

3 (to prevent) Abiw

Cf divert sqqq^R

to avert tbe ryes from an object

well ft wtft

averted collision Blf ftBififI t^UIVIR
Avertiii IB trubroni'Cilianol
n

Aves ZotV II. (class aS),B^np

rf«

aviation finite fttTR W ?iw, 3]q-t

fi.

av latiOD Ivcacon attlionfklTR'^]r(in.

aviation circle
aviation depirtnient
aviation division^fRIWftvTltt
aviation apint fttjM atm
Avicennia Bet. rpn^-tnilfe
A. officinalis (white Riangrore)
snn*a gar^ (pasu sat*. Sio. Mar.
firor. Gu). laroniraa}

ATieenma

«ziil

1^

A.loiDentossi (li«ares coTerefl with
minote seslfa— B»3u) *

aTicoIinum (has very mnch tha

ippoarsDca of » bird’s head) wn

niditv C?/ef<( 'TT't/
taifauna trPTypi n

Avisnon berries = yellow berries

a vinculo malnmomi Loro (abaoluie
diTorce) iTT faviBfs'tf? m
aTittmicio<ia J/rd
arocsdo = a]Iigator pear ^f^n/
tTOcation 1 (a sobordioate Toeatios)
37 M5rt|7 tn
3 (rotstioo) m

3 (calling swan) STlTgR n
aaoeet Area (s;^«i oeeur« lo

t’uRtssiC? iiayaeftaAs inBibstl
A' Ofadro ooottaot gr number
(oumber ol molecules in a mole)

Avogsdro s b^pothesisaAvosadra’s
law

Aiogtdro’s law Client
aioid (b 1 (to evade) 7^57’'. Tftpi
•T*fl» *r 7ET7T

3 Lav (in pleadieg, to defeat or

evade) wmirfl *PTr trwsfi, ewei
avoidable a4)

avoidable burden nftfli 17

avoidable dimage nftfri rft
avoidable delav nftcm f»vi*v
avoidable expenditure oRfrt *77
avoidable hardsbip 7f)pi «T.

wftsrrt

avoidable mconvemetfee nfrcrt *T

avoidable obstruction uRjrt 7WI
avoidable tisb nftjrt Trtfwff nivefd
j\l77T

aioidince nflsn m

aioidaoce of a fraudulent rnnveya.

ncettVT73 f^T*8tt7 CTTf^STf
avoidinee of debt
»/oidaBee of doubt TlTftT
S eidevtravaganee «t7t77 W CT7I
i aid iBierferiog with 7 71771

avoid lueh nittaliei la future vnh
^ «15 7 ff. vtfran B fvt bbit

ft a

avoid at<eb opsisaaons art faliire Hlff

avoid the irouMe TTTT

atoir (avoirdupois) (RIPF?)

avoirdupois (*vr«gbtof goods*. aVi
avdp, avoir*) 7n*lP7(W)
av oirdupois dram ^PiPT smr
av oirdupois oonee illfirv g;ft:
avoirdupois vreigbt VtlT’i WT
avoucK ob 1 (to essert positively)
*7 ?t rsTTf

3 (to acknowledge) v^triT ^*71
avow vb 1 (to declare openly) B7T*
5^1*7 atTTj

3 (to admit) vWTt, »i7 ^

(see assert)
avowal {

ai owedly .777771. »h*f| *7

avowterer Jiaw 7«^mif) ( ti^) tn
avulsion ( Lst ooeffere ‘to tear off’ )
tow *77717*1 H (vn'avtay*)

await ab ffvl^tSTTT, *»?^57T, J^l

rjTI, 7<7nt(«77I

awaited a(l$ B<)P77
awsiiiDjcodr

esses awaiting recordt stfiriSrwijVsR
7T7 (cases with records wfnsn err)
awsKio* assent of the President
TTfjft tft stgwft * TtftBf ^ BT

aosiliog clearance AviBi unit tihi,
^rm 5tt>7Wi

awaiting despatch 5nn Ttwr
awaiting dispo> ' fb^WlR, fitinTT
VTft f^Ti'iri fitTI 7FVI
awake i i , nniTvi ?>n7T
3 p I sfvnri, BVTI
awaken (b aniTT. BiniB CRI
awakened oA;

award i 7*^7A7. tOAAv m.

3 E4ue frt7 m

£ t o » coaraeter roll) JTTpft /.

arbitration 0717*1

judgment IkAn

verdict Aficm

decision ftftw

decree str^f^

award cb 1 7flft^7»t7I.7«Bf7^7 ^
Z (m. costs, aeholarship) ^7T, 7717
nuking awsrd 7 h 047 \7t aont
TViRrt 3771 (to announce and

publ sli the judgment — .^lyar)
award a scLolarslup untlfn ^
award decorations fr^fittr

3771

awarding autbonlv TTPft ttRwtO
awarding officer riiiaure (FPG. 11.

198)^7i7rrwfc3t(V, ffri^etfrrrfl
award of arbitrator ft7T7« fWr7, 7W*
f7*7

award of prues jrmrTTPr, 377*17

rprard of proprietary ngbti »7Tr*r7T.
fTWiT^TI

award ponisfament ^VT^r
awi'd aenfenee 7 * 77 ^ ?7t
award itaienent 73*73 t» ffiT*
awarr

to be awar- of ^7I
awaruite (a rare nsturil alloy
FeNu)fir37^7 11

awetow vegetable caterpillar (caused
by CofdycapJ rob#rf«i7Ilft*7 7113 * 1 )
rTTT3**‘7Trfil‘ "»

AwTood (bittersweet. Sofonumdufro-
T’laro) 357l7rj n

A W I (AatistantPerniaoent Way
Inspector) Uty S. 7. pT (S7I77 77
fitffF*)

awl (Eng. woti « ttora Sanaknt nra)

•rm/, *177

c/ saw 377

awl shaped beak ^ool 3I7T 3 * 1 *

A. W. M ( kasistaol Works blsnager)
Sfy B I 7 7 (77113 ftvi*7*7*R«)
awn Dot 71* m

spile

awDiog 3lft ( 7^1 Tttr n
axe f7T7, 7771 « .fUlfT,
azeJiandle fagl^ 3T wz
axe-bead jTTTt®

axeman ^t|l<3 in (from Rajstarao.

gioi). 5*11 fl 3?rft 717*7
axes of reference ifotb 3 IHI 17 I
aii.enp

axial ad/. 1 (of or pertaining to an

tsis) 3W . amt

3 ( resembling an aiis ) *7377^

3 ( around ao aiia } 7^

4 (along the axis, in e direction
from pole to pole) 3*C9t

abaxiat 3719
adaxial 3*79

167

iz>elaic

«si«l crlinder

axi^l cylipdcr Bot
*xi?l 6*)re /nof «TT5T ?*3
axial 6el<l ^o«

axial fila’rent (n! » spe'matoioool
Zooh W5*i3 ,

axial Pow turbifie *rx?W
axial hyp'tne*rop\a Mtthahnnl- *nw

axial myopia *nw

snfuTJ

axial oriiaa Zpnl •^I'T

axial ra\ phv^

axial rotation wn»

axial sinus ZpoI ^TTT

axial skeleton STW arr;*^

axil Bot (an"!® hetireen Jeif stxll.

and sleml »*t

axile at!} Hot (as, placentation) WW

axilla m

axillary nd] Dot W-i *tVrW,

■xillarr air*8ic Zcol
■xilUryliud Bot
axillary flower Bet tRS'S^T
axillary pland
axillary lynipliflland Bool.

oN

axillary (tifule £o( •V’^ryni
axloiie (Gk. oa'itv ‘sxa* frrus'ita ue-
like eryctala) ^Tftarsr «. ‘»se*,

•ka for ilflta mioeral)
axiom 2IatK., Logie n.
axiomata media y^o(rio (middle pnaci*
pies) *TW fff3^
axiomatic ^dj

axiomatic economic law a nfS*

fWT

axiopodiumssaxopodioin
a:r.pv\*A’jE/}- AjwwraV rdo an*/

anjifiw’
axis 1 ar^ m.

2 Arutt. fans rertebra)

axis cylinder Anat , PAviiol- aixr.?tiT

axisform adj. ilgeol WSt^H

axis of a bore J/il. ^-anr

axis of abscissas ifath.

axis of a cylinder TnTCT

axis of artieulaiion Zed. ^?xrf>viJr«T

axis of dam Irttg. fhnr-ai^r,

axis of ordinates Hath ^9

ana of prfrfs«ioii Astren

axis of rotation qflvnriT*K9

axis of snspension Hath r«i«>*s«i trtj

axis of symmetry Hath

axis of trunnions Jfit Wtd

axi« of X (axis of abscissas) tT*nsf

( s ^’ a )

axis of Y (axis of ordinates) T-M9
'?)

axis pencil Statistics W? aWe*)
axis xertebra Anat
axle S»T?eT n

axle box Rig. sn^'tm (short for

axle box bomsy?2y w^f tZtl

axle friction Road Const
axle 'uirds Atir *n(r^
axle half^hafl Automolnle *W'*T-
* r ^
axle oil

ailetree (non rotating axle) •iwwiw m.
axletree arm «tjpt m. (short for
sr^S’iVf'W. about which the wheel
rerolres)

ule weight fftysnr
axmanBaxeman

axolotl Bodf. (salamander ordinarily
tiring and breeding in the lairal
condition)

axo metersazono meter Optics sr^-
xrram.

axon Anat. (aii* of (he vertebrate
body, or skeleton) WIV m.
axon, axoce PAynol . Anat (a cerre.
cell process which is t; picaliy
tiDgle and long • ) tSiS'S n
axoneme ^eof (axial thread of the
cHrc<inf>aome)=chroiiioneme B ge-
noneme *»• ishort tor 1^^.

axono s axo. wgr.
axono melersexo meter
axon reflex Htd. PiTW-afe>ri
axopIs*m wurttr m
axopodium = axiepodinm Zed (a
peeodopodiniawitb anaxial filament)

axostyle Zod. (central supporting
stmetnre of an axopodium) wtr-
(short for *9TT.tsT)
axseed=Coronilla xana

ajacuu Irrxg (irrigsHa a’-ess)

H ?5 r ♦>!.

ayapanatca-sFupatoriumtripliD^fYe

avcjT

arrave Zed. (!t Ma]flsss> aiay Prob.

from its cry) wfijT «

•ye* (in Icg'slatnre) »n*nv *'» • tJtSf,
Cf

‘axes' ha> e it ‘fT‘ ^5 rr?

‘arc*' to the nchl ^

A. Y F. ( Assistant Yard Forenj^a )
i?iy fff T (■>iTW« trt'T’T ^ti«)

A. Y. M (Assistant Yard Master) tilg,
w at ^ (sTTt'it; ai'H
AYS. (Assistant Yard Sopervisor)

BUj. R ar w (>TU5^ atcTt^x)

Ayurvedic and Unani Fractiiioucrs*
Act an k)t atta wfirVan
Ayurvedic dispensary •fry.

nictn

Ayurvedic medical pTaetition*r%^„_
Ayurvedic practitioner %n n.
Ayurvedic practitioners' register

Snaed)

Ayurvedic school WT^fr*

Ayunedie svstem xn^(^ad;fir
Ax (aiote) CAeei ani(ii*a'^)
at-, txo (axo'e) Ch»m. »ra
Axadiracbta .Bet ftmrartPt
A. indica (Jlfri»a aeodirachfajlndiaa
lilac, roargosa tree* neem tvee)
nwisn fire* (B^N..U rfr»r, ^,n.
Ben Jftx. Jfar Teh

axsdirachta cortex (MeM- 93) (^ra-

Axalea Cef (elnsely related fo

dendfontri^rr nurft All species hs^s

handsome fowers)
a3T%

/t, ind'i'a *nriy-sr?rT?'fST
A. kurunie (Iririime ‘a b'autifal j,y.
bnd which ongiaated near th&t
Japanese cits’)

A. mollis (molijs ‘soft’— the leases
are downj )

ax»'r'o=erytSrobeniin
arsenne Cel Ind. /.

■azjne Chern. -a'/lJl«T n.
atirine Coi Jnd. (ver^ simili' lo jj,.
zarine in spp'sranee) StT-'CSf) /.

at-e!*ic(r( j. CA..trj (1 7 hep'ano dicj^h-

oxyhe) *-3 (t-axjcitTU fx ^

•z «Uic acid 1«8 **o daik bio*

■i-cUic aiiJ tra^ffne
fKbte CA<t*

Aielfab-e = ir> C)?tli Utroii <tnr'
Aihi=,EnJ»u« Utrcn HWIT «fFi*

•*i (»rotc) CliL i •ra't

aiiJe Chm- wAli'J >i
axidiue Ma>l. Co/ hiJ
i. bUcU blue yol-jft®

a black-sreon wift*
a. blue sft«

» bordeaux

a brilliant blue WfgT

a. brilliant red T’F

a brODie

a broK n ar^Wt
au earbon anft^^ srt/^
a Congo
a conntU

a dark broi*o arrfi^dl arfini to
a dark green wftw |ft

a direct black afflifw^ «ra

a fait Hack irWl «I«

a fiat blue ft«t «il«

a fait orange ft’iT •rrt't

a fa.t red fWT

a 'fait leaflet araftVal felT aitet
a fail yellow ar^ldl fwT
a green a r ati ral
a. orange anlftd^ snTT
a pink anilWl atnTV
a. purparine araiWt ^Prfl
a red anPtYdl rts
a icarlel anfftift eil*!
a. iky blue n anror-ifta
■a iteel blue ar^I^A TOTTO
a xioUt thar^f^

a wool blue wtftWlawrfdlS
a. j rllow arftWl

aiidoi fait orange Cot /'>d. wsl^?
fkrrtiTn

aai-clhaile C\«»i irft

Aximi pot ftz*nrjt-»Trft
A. tetraeantha amrpv fjKnwzt
IBuo r«»z»n. Niilk
£eo«lka*7afl,Hin baarj-^uflafnai}
AsiBecb-Spiea - a Virgiuii Ailron

tai-methyleB* Ck«« arfl-®hV»

az mime Ck^m KH 1ktkr4l
aa miino fidj Ck^i

az iniioo* CA*ii> en*l4filft{l>
az miino benzene arv-fitfirv^-if^^
azimuth 1 Aatreii m.

aiiniuihal ^untom miinber (k) "
lubsidiary quantum niinber >fl*r
(iS)

atiniiith angle Sun %lItn«rT*€l*l
aaiuuth antenna iladar
sn^zj

azimuth errur Jtfrou

sdeiiation error fe^sru-ftwff
azimuth eicillosro|veg;u</tir (tff^nrVR*
ir(l^

aziuiulh receiver Hotlar litPlJt^n-

azimuth table A%tron fjirfiTTON-flTrtl
aziadooe blue (aolubla lodulioa d) m)
Col fnd arrftwsfta
azioeCIwM /•
aldazine
hetatioe

monazioe ^crftdl
diaziDc
para diatine
inazicie<«Ntft

azine blue patle Col /lid andft

Yft

iziue blue ipmt-ioluble Col hul-

nilft iftie

tzioe dye Chen ariHI fCTO
azine greeo Col lad ar^ gff
azioe acarict Cal Jud sft«

azino* (azino) Cheta anftnt-
la lactone Chen hra
azo (azotelCA'm attr (walrila)
azo ad] Cken wm, arro
diiazo fgTT fg<m
(riiazo fxTV. ^rniV
azo and black Cob /mb anr arm VTV
azo and blue CoL lad acv vrm
azo and brows CbU liwl TO TOK >(«
azo and cardinal Col lad TO arm
agifearfln

aao and ctrauac Col lad ar« arm
BIO and fBchaim CbL lad K> »«
aao add rod Od. lad. TO atm n<

azo and rnbine Col lad TOtOSn?^
azo acid violet Col. loil TO arm

azo acid yellow CoU lad am atm ^
azo alizinne black Col. lad TO
CIS

no ilitzTise bordenz Cel Jnd. TO
fiWfeaft

aao aliiinae brown Cbl. lad. TOfi|*
ai^ftTO

aao aliaanne carmouine Col- /vd. SS
fkBfmflffe*

aao aliairine connlh Col lad. TO

ftufbrflilfw

aao aluiTme orange Col. Tad TO

ftrrimfl Jtitn

azo alizirine red Col Ind. TO

«rrxil(v9

aao aluinae yellow Col lud TO ft.
ufa ifl

•aioaie miMtV n.
no-benaenc Ckem TO
azo beoti) CAeei n iffm
azobeDZOKod/ Chem TOifIm
ato-beMol Chen an
azo black Col lad anr TOT
■zo black blue Col fiidTOfmtfts
aao blue Col lad ant
azo bordeaux Col lad TO sftro
azo Lrilliaat cimuae Col 7ud to
atiyr tftniWV

azo brown Col /nd. TO WW
aao cardinal Col Ind TO ajTmrftT
azo carmine Col lad. TO ^trsrhrfl
azo ceriie Col- Ind TO ^TOtfl
izo chrome black Cbl. Ind TO
VIS

aao chrome kloe Cbl lad TO Vifv
sfts

■ao chromioe. concentrated powder
Cel Ind w«idft.#rt:r*gwartT
aao cloth icarlel Col Ind SW vS"

ails

eaococcioe Col 7nd siigiflO/.
nocoehtoeil Col Ind vk » H«TW m.
azo coriUme Col Ind.
azo conoth Col Ind TO Ttf^S
azo crimion Cot Ind TO vySw
axo.e 7 tnide C>uH.iXS mr&q
Bao.cyioiii« Col Ind TO gttflft
aao.eyclie ndy CAem TOv^pS
aao dark Woe Cbfc/nd TO ifftrs ifts

Bxo dktk 0T*en

BSOtOUl

-BIO cUrk green Col Ind- WS MPtH

5ft

•xoHleriiiin Coi Jml.

azo<]iiu)ine jello^ Col. Inil- •TSfi*

*io-di*e»rl>Kisylic adj. Chem

>20 Jiphenjl CJieni. W*

BioJiphenvl blue Co/ In I •nrfx^^W

Bio-di*$ulpbouc a<?/ Chen

Bzodol (pellidol+iodfll) Cd lad. Wlt-
n.

azO'dye »r3
aioeosine Cob /fb/

Bzo erj ihrin »ra VWt
azo /i‘l blue Col /ibl
BIO f»»t violel CoL 7ib/. W» ftft

noficauon ((rom axeti) (nen-ombiO'
tie fixktioa o( klcnoephene Bitrogea
in toil by beetene) •r^’lTT^ »
(from wfrtrftt)
uoficr enftymi m.
uofliTiae C8/. Ind- *nr fW
«to formamide Chen,

Bto*forniie elj- Chm- tftrc
azo Juehilne Col- Ind- >rs
azoff eh- Chen-
«zo>galleio, azo gzlIeiBe «r3
azo girnel ba»e eni (Irm <fts
azogra brown C«/< Ind- ZWjM TV
azogene {ist blue Cel- Ind

a. fait eonnth Ria<t Rtrr rlf^
a, fait dark blue znrvY ft»rf atfint
iflB

a. fait garnet wxm fwT firm
a. fast orange «a4-| IwT sr^
a. fa«t red zcnrr ftw? m
a. fast scarlet anriR fpjx eftzj
a.red anmm

azogeraaine B, G = acid carmine
azo<greea ^ft

azo green paste Co/ /»</. ^ft inft
azogrenidiDe = aio crimson
axo<hnmle adj. mi
azoic adS. Cim- mflft«
aso-iaide Citm. «»
aaoisa^tyrojitrile zr«-9-Yfit-^^I^
«*«lC^7ad.«n m.

-azol Cheat, 'rntf an.
azole Chain. *l9fl/.
azo leatber brows Col- Ind V3 ^

WV

.azoline CAem. JmA /.
tzo.]ilBun Chain* ani.^nfw
Azolla Bet, (each leaf contitlt of two
lobea) flVirs^^bnalTu
A. earn'inlaui -frrfti5^

A. filicaloides (a rert amall plant—
McLean) ST

azo maore CtL Ind. wv iftiltln
azo jnetbine Cham.
azomethuie eomponnda wstft Tnl*T
azometbine grosp

azo nulling orange Col. lad *3
3IT*r

azo Dulling red Col Ind arv

m

azo imlliDg yellow CU. 7ad 33
Wl|t 3 < ^

azomine fast pink Cd. Ind. 333*
firrfl ft*i7 3iT3

ttomine fait red Cd Ind. 333ftrv^

fwrm

azomine fart yellow Col 7nd 333*
firTTlft3T3l3

aro JiaphtbaleDe Chan 3'»l?l^'»3
azosaphtbatene red G « atoaapb.

ihol red J Cel Ind. 331^133 TT3 *
•zo naphtbone bine 331^31
aiontle=azoooas adj- 3l)ifd. (with-
out looes) 33^3
aio niTy bine 33 WlTre
Jione Cham. jnStwif.
az-ooian Cham. 33 .V 17 m.
aioninm baseamrai^^tx
azoniura salts 3337 3*3
azoBons=az«atte
azo orange CoL Ind 33 3131
aio oranse yellow Cd. Ind- 33 3131

azo orchil Cheat 33 333
azo orseille Co/. 7itd zr3VtT3
azo oiaeilliae Ch'm 33 Waft
azo-paraffin Chem 33-^;3T
azo patent black Co/ 7ii.7 33^31333
azo-phcn Chaos. *3 T*

axo-phenetole 33 T^TVI

Bzoxphenloe Cham. 33 T^
aacpbemne bine Col. Imd. 31^7 iftw
tzo.phenol Cham. W3-Tft3 ^

azo.phenyl Chen. 33
azo-phenylene Chen, ont Tfl&tq
azo phloxiDe Cd Ind-
azophor black Cd. Ind. 3331 3T3
axophor bine Col- Ind- 33 W1 ^
azophor orange Cd- Ind. 3337 Vrtn
azophor pink Cd. Ind- 33W1 3mf
azophor red CoL Ind. 3337 7^«
aao-photphin 33-3lftv
azo-phosphiac Co/. 7is</. 33 3T7ft
azo pUk Cd. Ind. 33 3rm
z*o red CoJ. Ind. 33 735
azo thodine CeL Ind. 33
azo rshine Cd. Ind. 33 TT^t
a 20 .snlph*amide 33 573 ftn%3
azo-sulphine Chem. 33353 ^
azojulphonie ad/. Chem 33.573lfk3
atot.. azoto (azole) 3il3lfir-
Motate Chen- 3j\ 3T i t7 n
“ote (Gk, a ‘not’+aoa ‘life! Cheat.
337nra m. (3»tf + .«ift for 3ift
gza . zft named boeanze it u loeapa*
ble of eopportisg life)
tzoted odj. Chem. zrJl ^f

1 ( nitrogenised — eombioed or
impregnated with Ditrogea or iti
compeaads) 3Tff3if5.3tfira, -«3Tfnr

2 (nitrogenons— of, pertaining to,
or containing nitrogen) 3 J rtr f5 3 ,
3A5lf5 35

azo.tetraaole Cham. 33-37733T
aao.thioninm Cham. 33-*P35I7
azotic od;. (pertaining to azote) itJItT*
fk3

1 (ni3ogenons} 3j)<i(3

2 (nitric)

azouc ecid Cham. 3i)7lft3 3Z7t
aaotuie Cheat. 3lft7ia7/.
tzotite Chen 3itTlf55 n.
aioUtc c6. Cham. 3373 | jl 3 5

(to combine with nitrogen)
3^«Tfir.3t33
azoto-, azol- B3l3l&-
Azotobseter Baet- 33Tf3TrT3T3-53Tf5
A. chrooeoecni (the conuaoneet
apeciee) 3131*3 llZ'lfimiOlUJ
azolo-bacter 3;3lfir 73317
azolol C = ice black
azo lolnene Cham. 33 fin A l <3
azoto-raetet Chaw, (a nitrometer) 3lft- '
3Tfp3I3 m,

azotoui a3J. Chem. (nitroni) 33f3F3

txa red

rrt

mzo Turkish red Col Tnd Wf

tea _

■K> Violet Col. TnJ *r*

■10 wool Moe Col InJ *nr aw}
azo wool violet Co? Io<l Wiaw}#W
vHfv

■i-ox. «rr-;iT*

ko-ounr B oS'Miee

■sjozeDiom Clum enr-ertiT^

•zjoxy* w-vrr
•xozj tDisole CAem WXTT
tMxyJ>euT.«Ae CKem
■soxj-beuoicoif^ Cliem
ttorj {Toop Chem enntfT
azo xjrlol azo S nzphthai Col hut
■ri vrra WT wi

azoxj'OiphtbzleDe C A < n arTTlT-

B, b (w a i)mhoi «t»l to d«oot4
or ladieata aarone or tajtbiBg
arbitrarily) * (la c«i* of dittioo'
tionbeieg raquifM b*tw««n small
aed capital letters b * B sb)

B Bact 1 (Bacillus) X (T**^ '••rft)

3 (Bartonella) « (nn^ e«ll?i)

B. (boef) (nfere)

B <7Aem I (beozene) \

3 (boron) t
B(bban|)xi(xtw)

B. (bonne) »?r (nrerffe)

B (bullock) b (^e)

B (internal or cell TMistanee VTSlfN)
1 (aiiciule until) V
9 (pnzftifof amts) *T

Bfmagnetic induction) fAjti ^(ytvle

»t)a’i)Ut

bi,b|£ln{ii<iri^, ,

0 PAyi I (pressure eoeltcienl) ( (Mc

!r*«)

9 (angle) "T (ate)

Sdraeli^o trantn..ti«>1) t
/J or b (Jraetion rdected) Fkyt m
<srHS! la'n)

S Stctisisrs

B(Cf •)»

170

szoxy.pheuetole Chfn
zzoTs toluene CAem emw^ ftTTlr*T
■zoxy toluidine Ckein OVIK
irzzoxv'otoluidme CAem 9*W#iU*
»fir7TNt

eao vellow Col Ind ^
yziee^IndiaB tan
ezthiBe W3mr$t f
■z thiomuD=azo thsoniam
■xaleae (Spanish «z«J ‘blu«'4--eiK. a
liquid hvdrocatbon o( intenso
bine eolonr) Chrvt n

azuline Co/- Ind stfir^ts^ /

■z-ulmic arid Cftetii. ary-^Wt*: »r*»t
szure od] uuHi-a
-k\ blue o.s'si

B

5-aporew^nrg
B A srtfifrj (« )

B* (banoiulCAem 3
Babix Jen (all the birds o( this (»aot
are oois> ais^c) tnrr^
babix Jeei^rx^m
babbitt •BabUir metil
Bibbiii tnclal (« tod irbito aotifnc
tion metal of varj lOg composition)
sr^wylj

babble »(>. W'tl. Uf "I *rwt,

%|ii*w swfy •s* wyi,

*r*t,

bzbblen yT^i'SN, Jiw(y. %^a« ryftm
babbler 1 swrtl ( f^) UTwiw «.

2 ^rrs (they are great ekolkers and
evade observatiou to the l>est ot
their powers) Qlil^ "s- (ancient
word)

juB'lc babbler gftft^t (ancient

aeimilir baM>ler (ancient

woid)

shtike-l-aMde?
wren babbler fvcT
baU.lesome <1 fy (talkative)

airre b'oe oij r'vtftrs
azure copper ore wl'IUltC

etnre-lzid adj, (paper)
iznnneCo/ Ind sTtVfc^/.

■Xante ^^!tt()ra *n blue, fnr
copper, -Stt lor a'^" mineral)
■xonte bluesscopper blue (greenish'
blne^rtr^iQ ),u8, saturation snd
briltisnce medium flva) TCwyTtn^fr,
ft IV

■zorol blue Col Ind snrty^

•rrfoi adj Jnn! rr^
szygos p Anni ir^nTn.
szT-nspore Bifl srjvw^fvi^ in
iryyos Vein diint sfJW ftw

baVMirt* n BKTy. •uo't m
■*'i!

Dsbesis biyemina B PiropIaiiBi
bipemmutn (eauies Tcxii

csttle fever) n>»*T twdfn
bebeiiaiie mftirin/

Babiane Set (D. Anftian 'bsboon'— so
nimed beesuss baboons sst thi
bulbs «’t) ffUlPr

B diatirba ^yftpxrfrw^

n plicata(pi,rotrt'foll«^’)*^^*^

n ttnrtz ^

behiet'-elippert = Lotus conjiciilstas
bil.iruM (tusks of tlie mile an
Isrge and recurred) WT*’t "• (Wt]

Babiruiia ZiW yryyga irt '

B aitiirui (aill bog) trrvtrXTviT
n babiroiaa imrFVVT^

bsboon 2ool (hiring a doglike
muxrlel TT ypty «n

b»bultwip(pnM Slt)»T'0?nt’T

baby ftrg m . »TWI

bel.s set J (the set of s baby)

(act of a minor at law) STTW *14
2('tatnta exempting (toto liabi
lity. as for infancy) enilty-arfgfrT*

btVr t*'b«

171

Bacillus slbus cadsTaris

b*Lr bib* fen !d*# eiii"-e!5‘b til Ir«#p
d'wl (root clear) n

BiLyloo C«*7 m M th« Bud
dl-ilC JaCala*)

bibjr p«iro*»«*PJ T^irn^ftTT*^
bsbv'i eat 9rWT
biby (haw *iaj-ar^=r

Ubf »<ia*re» of ffinoelefte

baby war fttj yfrui^, « ctV

boty»e«k fJTgat^
bseca K'J'O- f* bam ) TTfT /
bareate £de (hierr> lit*' ^T^ITT
baeeatoi Uyfol fh«iTylilr»)**f*l
Baeranre* B'it Ovrit b*”—/

aari^"<Pt— ya’lo-w ""r fib

837} rUT7ft-ff»rf>

B, aapi-ia ( ‘ha^inj »
ylauiot ~Te III 877)

Baeeharii Dal- (it hat irotailic laavn)

B. haliroifolia {KaUaii/«l,a 'feaTM
li)t« Alripifi hAlimvi Srgja^ft)

baeeifonn Ar// fthapH liV« a h*rT})
*Tfr*7

barhelor 1 {of a nniT*Mit\)»»t’W «

2 ufmfft m.

Baeh'loe of Ajmeullarc yfr-awpri
Bachelor of An* (with Ilosoar*)
(B A' flon* ) *nf^-Fny» (qiiaqra)
(^r. i^T. ^sTf.)

Bachelor of Commerce (q Con)

»f»nT»^r7» ( »5tf)

Bachelor of Eopioeerm*

f=nT«

bachelor officer** qnaneri arf re T f^ ’t

Bachelor of taw* (LL. B ) f»fj-»:Tpr»

(ft Mf)

Bachelor of Mcdieiae (If.B) Smt.

*^«(«. t^ti)

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor
of «tjrperY C<BJJ5) WTTSTPr.

ram* (*. ?r. i»r )

Bachelor of Uerlicme aorl Sarjrery

{lf.B .B.8 ) Vn wr.*5*m(> n »ai )
Bachelor of Seieoce (^jricnltare)
ft^.»wi>Ta! (fft)

Bachelor of Science (with Hononn)
(BB«. Hod*.) ftJTff-CTPru (Bqr^R)

»r-T)

Bachelor o» Sorjeiy

Bachelor of Tearhiog {BT)«^TrT^.

rrw^ («.»«)

Bacbelor of Techaolofy' (B.Taeh.)

(Aw)

Each trvtnpet (rf hifb pitch) Jffi
Bjfyd fTJrm
BfcrJlareae yar •

baeiUiro/f/ Jfjeo/ (rod-obapod) T'TV
trr

Baeillariaeeae

BaeilIanate»o(>iatAmaIe*B«<.|{<nc9>

rr^n

BacilUne*e feompriaea the diatom*)
Bcf 3»-T» ei pt
BaeiUanophTceae = Dacillanaceae
Banlfinooh^tt -= BacilUneae Bot
«pnn:e» pi

bacillan* ad/ S/y'ol (rod-*bap*d)

bacillary adj 1 (rod fhape.!)

2 B/trt. (Lot hocilfum *littt« ttafO
T’TTg

bacillary dyaentery MMlf't'nT
hacilIafT layer ;«i|*A'4
bacillary rod*
baeill-emia

hacilli "baeillo. (b*eiilo*)?yTi^
bacillicidal. bacitlicidic od/

^yTiypAr

haoflictde m.

baallicidic,baeillieMlalaJ/.i‘* ip^uftq ^

bicilliform od/ (rod-«haped)
bacilli peoie, htr\\\a.p,trHead/.ie».n^
by bacilli) y^TT^J

bacilli-paronaoi/; (produeinj bacilli)

riz

bacillile Prtroy. (» rod like rryitab
hte) rritTK m.
baeillo.wbarilli.
bacillo^entesbanllii^iiic
bacillo phobia aft j

hacillo«ia Jlftd, (lofactiooi **p g«n^
ralited lofectioOt **itb bacilli)
S'tnjrsi/

bacill una YuL m

bacilln* ^fpg ei,

Br'aiioilliit.hfaBamtdim.oliaftiJun
‘ataHT. rod-«hapod, craoepotltira
body) B(Ui. WJpft (Tj

Abera b.^KlebticlIa osaenae
aliortioa b.^B. aboniroequlnni
ie» Salmonella aliortivocqalna
B. a!>ort<iaBBmceUa abonn*

B acndentalii.tetani (from vonada
of inoculation tatanua)

%

B. acetic Acetobacter teeii
B aecticuis Acctobtcter aceti
Achalme’a b. aae Gottridinm
pcrfnngeaa

acid-fut b.wadd'reaUtiiig b. anvf*

tn**r T.

B, aridificani loBgiaaimua

B aeidiforaani WMtv
D acidi laetici lu Streptococcna
lactia

B andopbilna « Laetobacillna
acidophil ni

B. acaeaBCoryiiebacteriam aenea
B acflca centagiaaae
B. aetisobacter $t4 Cloatridiaa*
bnlyncom

B. actiaoreycctam conluoa m
ActmobaeiUsa actiBoajeetom
comilaoa

B. aeiypiiaroi u* netaoptulna o(

Koch.ireeka

B. aerofctidaKaQoitridinn aero.
fetidoB

D. aerogeaei » Aerobacter aero.

|ea«

B, aerogeset eapanlatna wCloa.

tridian perfrisgeaa
B. aerogenei neuagitSdii » Eaebe-
riebu coli

B aeropbiln* nnwBlV V*

B. •enrycle^Salmonella aertry.
eke

B. aeruginoiDt ■■ Paendomonaa
•eniginoaa

B. albican* pateriformii (whit*
*auc«r shaped colony) ai<l<I%U
T.

B. alboiacti* (oeenrnag IQ foil and
in mill)

B. albuminii

B. albuioAIcaligenea alboa
0, albu* acrobio>ceo4
B. albas cadaven* (a patbofcnto
form froan the blood of I Csdirar )

pp

Bacillus caibonir

Bacillus sUni^ putidus

alba* patidai ^
alkaleacen* « Sb];tUa aiUe

fc. of allaatUait m OMtndiam
botuliDiuB

B, allu (sDODpatbogeniefom from
daeaying oaioni) ^

b. of alopem areiU^Bactenam
decalftaa

B. alrei (ptthogaaie for m>M and
fnieaa pige)

arnbigoass^'^frl^a amVigua
B. aminoplulu* latetlintlu in<9>

B. amjlobacter stt Clojtndiom
boiyneum

B. amjlorlaiticut intritinjlis «na^

B< aHjIslytieua U isiaura baeiHua
«bieh hydrolyiM ttareh) iPVnr?

B. amyloTOrou* Racgr^ ^»rr*S
B. amylotrai (ftrisastt tugtc aod
j aaat) ft*av»n T

B< aaaerobieai alLatif«D<« snrvinr

B sDatum«S«laoDclla iBiiu
B anoulatui ?

B istbranaaBiilabriiid b, b of
apleoio feter T

B aubrsru auaiiis immsblM B
oiiJfirarit) wf^«dlf*rT ^

B. anthraci* aymploisaliri a Qo*.

tndium (biuvoei
B iotbracoidof (a apociaa from
soil rraembliog ibat el antbrax)

B aphthoiua (cauiet nleerttioival
mouth aod boss is catlla) Mm-

B ajiium teaDtci diaaaac of b««t)
B. a^utlilia

B aquatilii gravcolcsa (from wall
water) fT»W-S

B arboreaoent Booliqaeftoeoa

•nrTarw

8 snkrtiidu chroaieae
T-

B aaiauau—ProteuaSMaocaa
B. anbesogeoea WgrA r.

B aterrimua (prodnesa bUoL pig
mant) ^

B aurisBacaa (fanoa % y allow
pigment) ^

B aoretectta (prodseos an orange
pigmant) ^Tf*I 7

B. aureus (a goldan-yellow ipaeiaa
from water) T

B. aureus foetidna dYV

B sTitepiicoa = Paateurella

B. birearuiii (canaea tbo djtaaaa
gummosia in giapeT*aed)'gHim^,
Bang a aboriion b wBrwccIla

Bin< a oeera>ia b a ActtBomrcci
Berrepbcrua

Dirtoua b =BartOBella baei]li«

B beiloncnaiaaeaCloattidiBin oeda.

atueOi

B benbeneua (found ia persona
affactod witb beribeti) TOflOT X-
n, beroenaia (eautes (ba odour of
tba ehaaaa) ffswimr ?•

B beroliaesaia lodieua (produeai
an tudico^lva oolour) MtV
B bi«Batoekti(apatbofafiieapaeiaa
(Ebertbatla) from human faeae]

B buerscBlass m □oatndiua
bifeemcBUM

B bifidaa » Lsetobaelllna blfidut
B bipoUna bubaliaepticui (tba
ipaaaa eauaa barbooa} Migqut

B. bipoUrw aeptKua fprt ^
B. of black leg are Qosjndium
chauroei

Boat KtufmaDO b. (found lU tba
ftpmscb ID eareiDoma of that
organ) RW sat'-^

Boaa Oppicr b. tea LactobaciUui
bulpaneoa

B boofopncua (a C3inog«ni<: ipa>
ciet from cow dung)

Bordet'a b , Bordet-Gengou b tit
Ifcmopbilat pettuiatt
B botuli^ua w Qeatndium bolu.

B. nt BoTct (from tbu lataatina of
0 woman who diad of cboltraie

anteriiia) X-

B. boTiaepticaiwPaatearcIIt bovi>
aeptiea

B Wvii gwT.

BnegeT'a b. ~ B, cavieidui
B brOBcbicaua, B.broncbiaepiicua
s-Brucella broBcbiaeptica
B. broBtbtteptitua = Btueeiia
broBcbiseptica

S, bronehitidit putridie (the baei-
Hut of pQlrid bronelntia) iPT

b««s*lNV=\*fVyj!’Ab;A ViftftOrfA
B. buccalii maximus (a saproph)*
tie apaeiea (tom tbo moutb)
5«WT.

B buceilii minutui yeitu
B buecalit mucifer = Klebaiella
pneumoniae

B bulgaricuattLiclobacillua bill-

butter b ut Afyeobicterinm butp-
neum

butteraauer b. m Ooatndiun
buijncum

B. butylicui (found on earaals)

B. butjncui lu Clottndium buty.
neum

b. ‘ C» (found on bailitonaa)

B. cadateni >■ Cloitndium per*
fnageni

Calmeite-Gueria b, (a strain of
tnbarcla baeillnt daprirod of iti
Timlaaea by a tariea of cultnrea
IB glyeerioatad oxgall)

R^-T-

B, caaalii cipiulaiui s Klebatrlla
pnenmoute

B caiulia pirvua (from lawer
water) CWR
B candicaat wr^ X
B cepitova'Ie oUoitndium capit*

B capiulitui m Klebaiella capiu.
litui

B capiulatua mueoaut lee Kleb*
aietla pneumoniae
B. cartbiformia (from the itomaeh
of a meat fad deg) <aiJnvs-^.

B. earboaia itt Cloaindioia ebau*

BAcillos camleoloi

173

Baeilluj epi ^atmldij

B, rtmlcolor fprodcjes a flwh*
eoleurri piijment) SPTTt^.

B. emunmt ffrom boiIa4 carrots
a'tii baets) *rffT-=?

B «iroti»ofu» *ri{ T
catgut b, (a fpeci«« from catgut)

B. eaacaaieai » Lactoba<nIloi
CMCMicat

B> csuUtotus (produces 4 diaeua
ia potatoes) v-'i.S'T
B. cxrtae aeptlens tea BmeelU
broacHIaeptiei
B. eatieiitt* 7

B. esviculaa kxruueiuu (a (panes
(roE3 ths mtsatise of a pellow-
f(t(r pati«») 7

B. eer«uiftf7-7.

B. cbausMi as Goatndiam ebaa.

B. dtlorbydrici ((ouad la ths ita*
teach ia ehlorhydna aod hypst*
ehlothr^*) ^Trfr7 7*

B. ehofenc uiitieae ut \'i!ino

eotkuaa

B. chalene arias » Paatearella
arleida'

B, cholerae gzlUaanuii $e« Pa**
teiirella trkSda
B. dolervide* ^'f[^rV7tr 7.

B. ehoIogntas»E«eherkhu coU
B. choroeisQMtridiam chasroet
B« chroiBoaToistticiii (odoroa* tpe*
cioc from tbs dreaac of a dueaaed
dog or bog) 7.

of ehylajM Uosad ia ebjloas

cnn«)7Trtt<t7 7-

B. ctrcomacriptuf (a tpsei« fronj
tbs nottaal euQjanetrra. prodo*
nag oraag^-ysUjTT ealtarrs)
Winp 7 .

B. ettreus cadaveria {produces a
yellosr pigmeat aad aa odour of
hydrogen sulphide B»S} •T-Tft'

Oast’a b.a>Diplo<Deen« tarUtiaae
B. claratu* ut Coryaebacterinas
hoffstiai

B. cloacae— Aerobaetercloseae
B. cocMcmni — ClMtndiuai coeh.
leariuBi

B. fo!« ar77-?i

B coil cofflmaais ~ Escherichia

B colt ronecetneus ^om the
alimentary easal in yellow-frrer
eaaaslfrmfW «m- 7 '

B. coil dfseatenca* U farm ol
Etrhenekta col* fousd iB dysen-
tery) *1*7-7-

B coll ictcroides (from yellow
farer corpse)

B. coll ncmobili* Ml* «T»7-7*

6. mIi (umlrs^^Eachenchia coIj
comma b.— Vibno couuni
B eoojaactiTitldu, B. eoupscti-
(itidia sabtOifomus = Hnoo.
phSus sf Morax-Asrafeld
B. eouainctu* 7.

fi. coorogese* foetidos (from latss-
tine* of pigs with hog cholera)
^«&s^77.

B. eoprogeneaparrns—B. pseudo,
ounaepticua

B eorytte segmentosus (isolated
from saaal sscrettoat to case* of
eoraffloo cold) Ufii-s Jl7 7*

B. eufleatus

B. cuaicoli pBesuBoOicus, B. cun.
icoli aepuco*, B. cuucnbcida. B.
cuniculteidus uamobdla, B. cniu*
culicida* mobBu, B. enjoimlies*
du* thennopbilas « PaateuKlla
cuoicuticida

B cyaoeopbosphoTCScens

B. cyauogeoea u« Fseudomoiua
tjoey^aiiea

B. ey*Ufonnu(from tbs urias of

patieuta»ilbcj*titis)«I^%l(t77-

Caaplewski'* b. (it ataias deeply
as the pole*, and 1* knowu as
pole bactenum) ItltKi-v’t 7*
Bimman's b.=Actuiomjcea necro.
phoms

b. of Daoiec (produces the red
colour in salted coddsb) Vtfl-
*r»7 7,

Daraioe's b. — B. anthracis
b. of Demme (from blood ta ery*
thema nodosunO tilPT4*-7.

B. dcpdnticas (cotsniss hare a
d*adntic,ort7M-lihs, appearasee)

B. denitriHcass — Achromobicter
aplc 7.

B. destalia riridjiis = Paeodomo-
Das aerneutosa

B. diphthenae— CoryaebacteriiDB
diphtheriae
B. diphthemc ariom
B. diphthenac columbaram cfrt-
aT7T«T7-

B. diphtheriae caaicnltSTtT-S77I'T-7.
B. diphthenac ntulomm s Acti*
BOffljee* Beeropbons
B. diitortus (from milh and cheese)

B. dodcrlcuu (beciUna of the ragi*

M)*fit-7.

drumatick b. (a term applied to
ChttriJiam letant and O. fntri/i-
fii*») 7 jM*tt-7.

Dnerc;'>ab.K HrmophUns of
Duerey

B. duodcsuIcwB. add! laetici
B. daplex m HenephOna •£
Morn-Axesfeld

B. djirateriae •» Shigella dpie»
tcriae

Ebetih’a b.—EherthellatTphoH
B. egcaa—Cloatridiaa egeaa
B. elleabichieruU (hanng tho
power of fixing free utrog«o)

aprfr-ftVtW 7.

B. emphjiematoaiuaQo«tridiaaa
perfringena

B. eadocarditidia capaulatuf •a
Klebsiella pueumoniae
B. endoCUrditidi* grisetu (from tb«
heart in nleeratire endocarditis)
Tjt AVS'wls*7. mottled col-
ouc of eoloaies)

B. ententidu = Salmooella este.
ntidis

B. enteritidis mucosas (canted an
epidemic of toxemia with depree*
non) atTMi^l an^7W7-7.

B. enteritidis sporogeoes ss Qoa.

tndiura perfnsge&s
B- ealomoioxicoii (produces dia*
case in tquash bugs) 7WI^)7.7.

B. eazjmicus — Corjsebacteriam
enxymicam

B. epidennidta (from the spaces

Baeilliu hytlinu*

Bacillus apiUptieua 174

between the toes) iyArjiici ^

B epilepticui einWlft'lT
B equi iDteetiDiIii (from theintes
•tine of ft horse)

B equiralis (cause of joint ill of
foals) ^

B. cquiseplicus (causesirfluenaa in
howes) T

B. erodiens (used in tanning lea
ther)

B erjsipelatos leporis s Paiteu
rella cuniculicida
B erysipelatos suis = Eryiipelo
thrix rfiusiopalliiae
B of tr^thenia Dodosum

B eslerificaos (develops the odour of
fresh apples) 7.

B esthaeeticus (doeonposes glye^
nn into aeetio acid and alcohol)
T*

B. estliscetosuceioieus (decompo*
lei Diannite and dulcite into aec-
lie and lueeinio acids) tjfsiCTtnrr

T

B. etiiieciicus (a eyinogenic spa
eies from sheep dung) *cfanrf*T 7
B csanihemjlicus (from a lienio*
rrbsgie lofection with brown dis*
coloration of the skin)

B. exihi (found in the feces) 3^)7
b. *‘F'* (obtsmed from the blood of a
case of epidemio disrrhea)

Wtff7 ^

B facullstus (from noamalignant
mycosis of the pbsrynx)

B fiecalis ticiligenes r Alrali
genes (seethe

B felii lepticus are Psitcurella
ctiDiculicida

b of Feien see Ooitndium chsu<

b otTielc seeBacienura vulgare
B CguTsnt (from air and water)
SWTTJT

filimentsiy b U4 Lactoharillua

bulgarirus

B. filimeDtoius (appesrs at jellov
©t reddish grains)

B. filifonnit see B. neeropborui
FiDklcr-Pnor b, see ViLnO pro.
lens

B o(Fiocca((roiB thesaliTw of cats)
fin® <si»5i7

B fitaianus (from lofoaions of hay)
q»nWI*J*7-

b of FUxaer are StugeUa para,
dysentenie

B fluoietecBS — Ptendomoais
fluorescent

B foetulas (Irom the aweat of tlie
feet the enUnraa bsTo a highly
uDpleasant odont) ?•

B foetidne oaoeoae = EMbencbia

b of fowl typhoid a Shigella
giUinarurn
B. fregihs

B, friedenliergensis a Salmonella
enlrrilidis

Frieillander'a b tt4 KIcbiielle
poeumooiae

D fulvaiffron hydrant *atrt it
forma'a yellowish pigment) viflH
T

D fuscat

B fuscut limbitut (from rotten
eggs) T

B. futifomiie

D gstliiuruiu <■ Sbigella galh>
Barum

GariBcr’c b see Selmosella «o>
teriiidia

gas b see Oostridium peilnn.
geos

B gattropbilus

B gayloDi (producing disease la
honey bees) iTJinlff X
B geniculatUe (from tbe etomech)
• IHI'flO X

Chon Saebs b, ee* Qosiridium
teplirum

B giBgisieidis (found in acurry)

nvfUrft^X

Clatfrt^i b (resembtiog £ie?irri
eUut fdi except that it doee not
ferment gidcoee) WJTrfgeq X-
B gliume (iB alender, noumotile
rods) «3 X

B glischrogeoe* (renden urine,
mills andaatnaTieeid)T%^X?'X-
B gricilit 5*13 X
grssi b 7 W.X-

B. grtveolese (from between tbe

toes) tfflfesi® X.

Grawitt's L, (from acne eontagi
of hoise9)w?7 37fiT®X.
b of green diarrhea xf^trfimT X
b of green pus see pseudomoau

Crigoroff's b (from Bulganin fer
mented milk) jrqftwd X
b, of grouse duesse (horn the lungs
of grouse with septicemic disesse)

fflfwfix^ff X-

b of Guadeloupe catllc'farcy (from
tlie pus of a local specifle conta
'gion of domestie animals)

b of Cuillebesu (from ropy milk
and iiillinied nddert of cows]

ni^^ilxx*

B gummoius (eonrertt cane sugar,
with the formation of menBitsi
glucose and fatty acids) 9t4n-fiE’7
T'

B liaemorrbigicus nepbritidis
(from l<sinorrhagieDepbritii)f**

B hivanirntis liqueftclcDifprodo*
CM a blood red pigment)

T

Havelbnrg't b' (found m the ito-
macli and intestines of yellow-
ferer patients) ^lfl«t(Wl-X*
Hiverhillb W®t*X
hay b. ** B, lubtilis
8 . bemiDecrobiophilui (t r o n
cheesy lymph glands) BJlwmfieT-
X.

B. besiii (converts milk and bout
lion into a mucilaginous substa-
nce) X

Hirsehfeld'sb =SatmoiieIlaluriefa
feldii

B histolytieus ^ Qostndiam bis*
Inlyticum

B hoffmannii CoryDcbacteriuin
pseudo-diphtberise
B bueppei (from milk and battrr>
which forms butyric acid froi*
milk ingat) XfiWMBifl T*

B. bytantbl (causee disease of the
leave* of byscinth^) 4)WIV'll*X-
B, byabane (taduee* nitratee to
Bitritee) nfittUX X*

CacUIu* Tn«l«notpoiui

CiciUuf hydiophilui luicua

11, lijulfvplilUH (jrtv\»io»'«

in inlcN tiiW'ii*.

Ji»ti *nvl T

ll iiiiOiluu* » lUtV vioiel

Jl. JaciwKlr* - >jlin«»»viu lar.v.

I. Iri

l< imj'lfxu* ^

n. lmli»4n» (I'ti'dnoM nuiiiJvO
II llKlif-ofcTtl* (l<U»in<.«'» » i'i'<0

|l.

|ii(*\ M i«f I'laiil)) T-

U. iniioHl** (("Uiiil u\ tl;>> imanjnr'

o( i>l li<(a<ili|i*»i)

|l. <>( iiilr\»»»n» •l*ot»ww - Uru.
(ril4 4U.flw»

II, iw.
iluriuic

II, i>u>ll(I* VRBf^TVm T-

II, lulturiuM' •iinliit •> su*
o(>«sUl nWi)yT*M»«T.

II, liitrMluu* itu>lll)« Ifrv-nn Oi« tu*
l»4lliirt(>( yvilow
^<nio*n X.

]), of JrlTiit** ^ KnlirrUiil* (Oil

t>. of J<-<|uUil}' 0|iUtli«lini4

h, ot »* JII/f«)}'Arl0/inai

pufalMlw^oio*!*

Ktrlltiikl'* »«>*ri>lion

1<. ot Kadurii. Ilmtophllu* of

Kocli-V/ooV*

Knlrowtli^* U wflRlIfM-T.
Kiu^to** k >•* I'oIoomU* j'0»ll»
KJoS‘»*U.jltrrk M* Coiy.fiauo-
lltuu tlipitlUrtiao

Kirill** l> II. rntriillJi* «poiv«
pror*

Ko«U‘* U iM 1 Myfoluift*»l«»i
lul'Tfxulo*!*

2 Vll’tlo coium*

KwIi.VmW* l<. UfmopUW*
of Kocli-Wr^V*

KopUV** K (from th* •onliuw iiv
whooplnp wftVFfl^

Koul'**»(r*l'.(troin(>iir<'ln('ii<ko(lli*
»loni»Pl.)»mi{lt X,

KuUrlirt** K (rMMublM lli* |l*n«

aor*|.»0jllM«)«Mn«»f''‘**T.

II, l*«(AU* (front whtoti kdorUtn): a
I'Uio I'tijutw'l) ^IW*^*

|\. l»\\\co\tt* (twwio

Mr* (M^rr« HfiOit,

(.'tiiM in inMulo* in lit* iivor | ro
jurnl U) injottins IniMur) (WW*
HTfln^

U Uiiu»*.)««t>oarUt>,jfl4«|i^

II UiiUuotM ( o*u«0« tll*0k*o
*tT(>iuMr>*’ in nniiual*) T-
H ImiU artopriir* — Aoixilwnicr

|l UiiU alliwA^AUallponr* all'M*

H Utti* f)i»m»prnc* u* r»rtnlc*
tnotii* •TAtjranr*
ll Ititi* pri-lonant^fflVt

fl Uvtt* pilttUotl^ftoiw u'\'\ ttttIVl

11. I«,ti* »itn)n»i'f» Utom •o»py

imlU wKn Jtn X

|l. Uui* vurtitlwAlftllptnrt vU.

«o*n* •n*'»l JM H
U. Uuojifol'Kjrlbttljrtlfn*

11. UcloruWf«tlrn*(«*tttM milk to
l•*c•om» t*U anj tliiM))

ll. lacunalut *• lUmophIlut of
Moti\..A'itnW«l

f), l«rtra<* (til* oattaa of Atnarloaiv
font J.too«l Ift irjftiW K
H latoricru* (innluooi tiiok r»,|

I iKmvnt) ^•

II. lr)n<o|>(iru*»ra*lonrrlU ounU
rulirola

|l. lr|>oiU IrthalU (from lti» inlrxt.
ttno« of y*llo« tavar oaJatM*)
<rt W t.

11. Irprao^Myrokatlriluni Irptap
|.o»*l’o*|> (from tha praan. alrioa
tliioliarpa* of InUnla) kff'SlftytTT*

11. IrllialU (fromlha ajlaaii an.l
luiii:* of patlanta Ayiop of aapU>
oainla)

WlataUW* o, (trow W\* wtin* i«
napliitllal 1(.
ll, Ipiirarmlao oani* (from tioj*
ilaalolIaukaraUl
11, lavan* (frtOQ (arn«*nlavl iI,hij()0

fVllan^^.

li, of lirkra coWr ar r awn f

|l. Itoilrnno* (ppploultM tlio P*-ipln
ol tuilU fkWift fMiB-* T.

U. liipirfjtlrnt tontmuni* (from
fallow (a'carfa^'eO'ri’TWklUWS^.
ll. lnjnr(jiir«*u«*pnH»mi
U, ll<|urfM(pnt ]>4(vn4 (f.xiu*
piooUl llUllleiilO lin«« T‘

ll. InjnUlturiTfiT
ll. Illorali* (from arawaovO ftg^.
vm X

1>. of I oot>»ra|'>>nlp l>4iinn4 of
lA>rt> (tiom a c»«a of Laralomala.
c»* iiifatiliint)

loHIrra K «ra I'orvnrlviclarium
ill|>lillirrl*o

11 luMii'ill (raMaiiil<l** ('rviriJtM**
»rf(ai>tl5W»Mm X.
lMtra\‘* Is •* r*M«ttaUa oiitiI.
i'lilik'ltla

11, lu|>uli]><>rtU (tf^ku, tArmaiillnj;
|,i.jv.)«|W*itfX-

J.DMpatlrn** K fn

U. lulpu* (I'rthliioaa a yallow plt(<
maul) 'll'

11. Iiilrnt inU (from Uio larovta
(l.ii,i« of twlna. pTOkhwaa ayallow.
tail J^l vU.i»»»nl) VT <1*1 X.

II. lympitanpiilili* ttU'on>*a*‘Co«
rynabatlatltim |>trttk1v>itiWn'u«
loalt

1\ \j**ao "lllPtnB X
ll.ntaliK* (fr\nt( lli* alool* ot
pOlanl* nilh valWra) W'«»n»
X.

II, inilarlao fkntxflv X
ll, iiialirt ** M*l|r<>ni\ror« luallrl
K of Mailinri (front tlia lirar In
yalK'vt fararl^hm «TXX.

I> of M**«ol»ra latlol.arillntl.ul.
paritu*

|l, itiainti *• l.at lolun Ulii* oanoa.
»U It*

!•, of ina«*lr* ((rtmt tlio IJo.xl In
ra»M of nta»«laO nuffVtX X«

!• of utcti poitoulttp tM Siliwo,
itrlU riilrrilUlU
!■ of inrssniltiiu x,

II. uirp*air»lmn(j.rv'l«pa« a I'rtiwn
lUioaitl) BMX-

ll. ntpl.ui-iK'Mi* (j-rtvluara a Maoli
pipitiant) WlwfuiX.

Eacilluf zn*tit»ntit

176

Bacillut pnaumontcui UqusUcUnt

B. meliteoiit = Bruc«lU meli.
lentil

B nelocUotot ({rom tbe Jejec
tioDf of an insect Urv» found in
uppiei)

B. membrtniceut tinetliyitiDus
( produces s deep siolet pigment )

B> menieptidit purulenti*!=
Klebtiells poeumooiee
B. metentencut fuieut ti'sei

X-

B ineMntericaimberfVSRvTItV
6 meeenteneut vulgttut (»«ti
rigorously npon milk sud lugtt)

b of MeiebniLoB=Vibno »«•
tchnikovii

b of MiUer (from esnoui teeth)

D nunimus im Eryiipelotbnc
rliuiiopithiae

B mtnbihivProteat miMliilit
Bi<t b teeMyrobartenumtIercori*
B molluici (tioin luoUuieum eon
tsgiosum) T

b of llorsx Axenfeld ttt Heino*
philui of Morax Axcafeld
Morpio t b >Proieui morfsoi
B Diortiferut (an snaerofne b
fouiiil in hepitic sliscess in man)

Muchib i« Mytobecterium
tuberrulotit

B mucotue capiiiUtus i/e Kleb.

tiells pnruinoniite
B mucotui oxicoae^sKlebiiells

n itiuhiformenlintireOotlrnfium

mullifermentaoi

0 niuliiformii tnrhorrhexidit
(from lisiri sITected nidi Itielo*
rr1ie\i{ no>lo(a bsrbse)

S^TT ,

n. niullipedieulotut
B. tnuri]>ritifer (cauies s pee ilisr
ditette in tiefJ tiiice) eCT^^rf^X
B muriirptirutBEryiipelothnx

B muriteplirut pleomoqihut

It mjeoiJee(f,pm naler, halJ.eJe)

B neapolitanai^Lsclieriefaia
neapolitana

B. ne<Toph«riia=Actiiiomjcoa
seerophorua

B neplmtidis inleruiualis (from
the ntine of children niOi pri
msrj interstitial nephntia)

Neuioana’a b=K)ebeiella pom.
mooiae

Nirotaier's b. are CloitriJiuni
Nocard a b aec Salmonella ptitla*

B nomie (frooi noma)

T

B oovyi^CloatndiaiB aovri
B oedenuticatetClotiridiuin oede.
matieoi

D oedeinitia aerotMciis lit%(u4

D oedetnaUs nahgm VST
B ocdeinatii tbersnopbilut (iar>
TMut ant to beat) TviOlf
0|tu a b. lee Sbi(:etta dyaeotcTiae
B oogeoea 6iiorcaceBa(lcom rotten
eifgs produces pale ^eenpifineet)

D oopcoesh7drosiilpbuncaa(from
rotten egg*) g^jjAs-^sT-T.

B. oolyiicus (decompose# egg
albumen and it capable of causing
gtilrie fennentatioo) fiaftfVsa %
b. of Oppter eml Boas tte Lario>
bacillus buigsncua
D. ercbiiicas are llallcomyces

B onhobatyfiruc
B o\ atus miituliatunusgT si niv TT
T

n oiarnte m Klrhaiella oitenae
partrolon b (a gronp of micro-
ori’aniams intermadiale (r form
lietneen the Colon and the t)-
plioid group)

B paradoxnt [a apeciesCEbeithelU)
from acute tropical d}aentery)
•ftint-ai lUJtirjj

paradytenifrK b ite Shigella
piradytcntcritc

B paralytima (f/a{D eaaeeof gene.

lal parsljiii) Wuftr T.
paratyphoid b. 11 paratipboiiis
T-

Park-'ViUiams b (a strain of tho
CorifHfbaetfriitm Jiiihllieriae tise<?
in prepatiDg sntitoxm)RfifTHR-T.
B patteuntnui see Clotindium
butyricum

B. peduQCuIalut (from ths unno
of cystitis) wftwsir T-
B peplofaricBa TrrVT T.

Percs'tb are Eaeheriihia foctida
B. perfnngeoasQoitndiuin per*
friBgcna

B pertuiiis Hcmojihitua per*

B. pcitis kubonicie = raileurella
pCSIM

rfeilfer'i b.Klfemopliilut influen*
lae

B. phaaiani aepticua ir/ ShigelU
galhnarnm

B. pblrgmoois enpbyarmiloMe arc
Clostndium pcrfriogeni
B. pbospliorcarena imnm
B. pbosphorrscena gelidui (from
phoiphoreaeant Cab)

D. pbosphorraccDi indicna (ftom
Inminou tea bib and from aaa
watsO wn wwrwR-T
B pbos[>borctcena indigenui (from
leawataraDdfromliarriDgs) rtT 5 T
«i*nnTT.

D, phoiphorrui xrrrn T-
B pigmentopbigus (aaid to cause
the liair to turn grey by derosr-
mg the pigment) vftw kSTT
b of pink-eye ire Ilcinopbilus of
Koch ITeeks

plsguc b. ira Paitenrellt peatia
Platencla’ab irrB influenaaemotilis
B flutoD (the cauae of Enropaan
foul brood in bees) wfttsnT^ T-
I), pneuniomiewKlcbtielle parti*
noniae

B pneumoniae caslarum tea Alc^
ligenea Lroncbisepticns
B, pneumonicus agilii (front tbo
sagua pneunioma of rabbiti) fl<T*

♦KtmvT- *

B. pneumoniens iKfuefeciena
(Achromobacler from {aa|f of

Btcillus pn*timot«pUcua

177

Bacillus sepUcasmiae

cattls which died ol contagioni
pneumonii) 7*

B. pneumosepticns ue Kleb*iella

pDcumoniae

pole b. — Caaplewshi « b.

B, pom (said to bo tho spociCe
cause of w arts) T

b of potato rot nf^TTig T
b of Preis*, Prei»*-Nocard b.=
Corynebactenum pseudotuber-
cnloiis

B prodiposns ^

B. proteus=Proteua Tulgaris
B. proteus lethalia (from gxngraa-
ons lungs) moiO'S 7

B. proteus septicua (from aeptio
gangrene of th« colon)

B. proteus rulgana = Proteus
vulgana

B proteus X19 (so organism at
one time thought to eause t)phoa

feter)srRiFt«rnT

B. pseudoaotbrias (s bseiUut r»>
semhhog that of aothrax)

nxx-

B, pMudobotyncus (bacillus from
nitk, turuiag tbe Utter bi(Cer)
5»9'7-

pseudodipfatbent b. 'jsa'sars.i?.

B p'end^iphthencus o Corya^
bacterium pseudodipbtberiae
b. of pseudoedema
B pieudomallei » Malleomycea
pseudoniallei

B. pseudomnnseptiena ^STn?

B. pseodopneun}onicuB^.Vl^]tqTV

T.

b, of pseudorabiea (from the cere-
bral fluid of rabhit that died from
inoculations ol a rsbid wolf)

B. pseudotepticus (horn mice ino-
culated with feces) tlTf ▼•

B. pseudotetini k Qoetridiutn
tetseomorphum

B. pseudotuberculosii = Coryae-
bactennm ptendotubercnlosis
B. pseudotuberculosis murium
(resembles CortmeiurfmumdipA-
Ihertae, ptlhogenie (or mice sod
guinea pigs) ^
tt

B. pseudntobeKulo otU=Co.

ryaebacteiinm one
B. pseudotaberenlosts similis
(resembles B- ptuedelubereulostt)

D psittacosis fre Salmonella
typhunuriam

B puerperalia (from cases of puer-
peral sepsis) etflula X*

B pullomm Salmonella pullo

B pulpae progeoea [a pathogenie
germ (Flarobaeteriom) from gaa-
grenons tooth pulpj T-

B putrificua ««« Qoatndium
lentoputreacena

B pyelonephntidu bovia (cause#
pyelonephntia incowa)rTt-t^*t7*

K-

B pyocionabarene (abacillua
(Serratislfrotn rad put ) fia'-vt T-
B pyoeyanena tee Pseudomonas
aemgiBoaa

B pyoeyaoeua foetidos ^5^

B. pyogeoes *» CoryDebaetenam
pyogeoet

B. pjogeoea anaerobicna ttriTC-

D pyogenes bosisoCoryBebacte.

num pseudotubercolosis
B. pyogenes closanus (from test
age)

B pyogenes crasus tee Klebsiella
pneumoaiae

B. pyogenes foeiidus tee Kber.

tbella pyogenes
D. pyogenes mnruttssunus

B. pyogenes soli (fromrats inocula-
ted with garden soil)

B. radicicola = Rhixobinm radici-
cola

B, ramosna (forme long chains and
filaments)

B. ramosof liquefsciens (found m
different orifices of tba body)

Bauschbrand b tee Clostridium
chanroei

Reed’s b c:B. epiIepUena
B, renalia boria

B, rheiimatsrthritidis Hfra^yi
B. rhinoscleromatis = KJeb<ieIU
rhinoscleromatis

B.rhuiiopathiae snis=Eryiipelo-
thrix rhusiopathiae
Roger a b. (found m certain cases
of dj sentery-like ententisl 9F^-

Rosenbaeb’a b. =B aaprogenes
B, mbellus (produces a pale red
pigment) STTffra

B. rubidus (produces a brownish-
red pigment) trm ^

B, nidensis (causes the nistj spots
on American Cheddar cheese)

B aiccharobutsncus (» aymogenia
form from certain kinds of chee»e)

B siccharobutrricusimmobilis aec
Oostndjum perfrittgens
B. taliranna seplicus Diplo.

coccus pneumoniae
Sanarellis b. tee Salmonella leteroi-
det

B sanguinanum tee Shigella galli.
namm

B. laprogenes qtnrt^,

B tiprogenea vioi (found in putre-
fying wine) Bn

B. sircempbysematisboMamClos-
tndinm chauvoei
B latellitus (supposed b) some to
be the eause of tjplioid ulcers of
the intestine) an^rantn
B. acarlatiaae (obtsined from tba
tonsillar exudate la scarlet ferer)

b. of scarlet fever tiPTr^-unT ?(.
Schiudinn'a b =Treponema patli-
dam

b. of Scbeurlen (from the healthy
mammary gland) ?(

Scbmorl s b.^Actinomyces necro.
pborus

Schron’s b. (found in tuberculosis)

b. of seboTTbea (from the hair and
scalp ID seborrhea) 7.

B segraentoiDS tre Corynebac.

terium segmentosum
B. septicaemiae harmorrbagicse

Bacillus sapUcus

m

Bacillus Tenniculoiis

Faiteurclla cuniculicida
B, wpticus icumiaatu9 = Pa9leu
rella cucifulicida

B. seplicuj agrigfDusoraateurelli

cuoiculicida

B Mpticut kcralomilacucs
Eachmclua coh

B arplicus pulidus (from the eid»
Ter o( cholera)

B tepticue epulig<Dui = Dipto
coccut pneumoDiie
B. aeplicue >esicae (from the uriee
of eyetitis) sftTO>ifl!T
B eeptu9 = D corjiee eegmea
loiut

B eeaiilis (from the blood of neat
cattle)

B ahigae, Shigi a b. a> Shigella
dyaentenae

B aimilij (froBi human faces) ST|5^-

T

B, iDiragiQuafoetidui l»Paeudo.
noaat enarigdioa
Saklebiiella oiaeoae

B lordellii (found la caiea of leteco*
hemosiobinuria in cattle)

D ipheootdei ■Cloitridium
ipheaoidca

B. ipiniferui (species from the skin
tn ssliorrhoi)

B 911100909 Kfon fluiJi of (piiDoa
pigs that die 1 alter being inocula*
ted lulh garden soil)
b of ipleoic feiersUacillui an.
thrscia

D aj>orogcoe9 = Clo9lridioiD iporo-
genes

B ipuligcDut =>\ ibrio ipuligenui
B. iputiseDui craiiua (from Ibe
coating of the tongue) fagTIWU.

U. spuligcDut lenuia (from eputum
of catarrhal pneumonia and phthl
an)Vnt5ftfl^'y

Sicfantky i b {causing rat leprosy)

.

Sternberg's b.^^B l p I oc oe c u i
pneu moaiae

B •triatui aihus sVt

B llrialus (lt«ut FtH

B rirulut viridia y

B Sohl.l,. . h,y tarillu,

iniTT

B auctoactns (from eoDjunetirel
secretions of n case of grannlar
eon]UQctivitis)«f)|i{Jli)<(lq X
B auicidus tee Paslcarelia auiscp*

0 suis, D suisepticQs ut Pasteu.

rella cholerae suis
b of svrine erysipebs ue Erysi.

pciotbnx rhusiopaihiae
B ayrosifcrus foelidus (from the
beard of patients allaeted with
sycosis) ^ Wtnf)** ij.
b of symptomatic anlhraa u»
Clostridium ehauToei
B. lyncyeDueisPaeadomonas ayn.
cyaoee

B ayoxanlbosapacodomonaa syn*
xanthi

B aypbiltdis (from ayphilitie tis*
snes) aiJitflq
B tabacum

B. taebycioaus (from feeos of
cholet* morbus)

0 tardigrtdus (slowmoTiog) JT*?.

B tsrtirieoe •uttHv X
B teouis rpuiigeous Kleb*
iiella pneaoiooiee
B lermo ue Oaclerioro Toigare
B. temgeous (» zymogenio species
from the soil)

D tectiut B Cloeindiam lenium
B. letiQi

B lelaoomorphus B.Qo^ridiam
tctsoomorphuiD

B.ihali99ophilus (a sspropbytio
form from seaweed)

B lhermophilut7xi|&v^,

b. Ill of TOD llibler u* Qoitri.

dium scptirom
D tremulut Vr^

B tubcrcuiophilas X

B tuberculosis w Slycobacte.

rium tuberculosis
B fulierculosi* galls oaruraiM
>fycobactenom avium
B lubcrculo4i« piarium = Ittyco*
bactrrium pisrium
D luUripcDua(fm,Bd„ the nodu-
les of root* of plants) » {f t u< q | ^

B tulareniu -Pastenrclb tub.

B. tumrscens (obtained by ejpo-
siDg slices of boiled carrot to the
sir of a room) trArtf
B tussis convalaiTae tee Ilemo-
philut pertnsaia

B typhi=B typhosus srpTHTT.

B typhi exanthemitici « Fnsi-
formia typhi cxanthematici
B typhi munum = Salmonelli
typhimurium
B lyphosussB. typhi
B nbiquitua (probably a variety
ofB r<iiidteoni)atr;^7.

B, ulcerii caaerosi. B. ulreris
mollis lai Hemophilus of Due.
«7

B. nlna (from the healthy mouth
IB Straight rods, frequently
paired) X*

B nresefej.^.

h of Ulpede) (a Flavebaetentan
often arranged la twoe or threee)

B vecuoloaua Ipq^

ViJlea.Zaber b. Cloitridium
perfnngeD*

ven Ermrngea’i b. w* Qoitridinia
boiuliouia

van Niesaen’e b.{5uU, rated from
the blood of lyphilitio patients)

^qtvtTthrx.

B vencoiua conjanctivee (from
the healthy conjUDctiva la non*
motile rods, the imaller ones
frequently vanoote) g»T5Tf-t.

B viicubris (from the viscera of a

yellow fever cadaver) iffaMfivw.

b. (reaemblea Steherie^ia eo!i
and Aercbaelor ocregmrr) an»?r.

B venenoaua fnt
B veoroosua brevis gft
**^'''“«no9ua invmbilii

B venenotsa li^aefaeicai (proda-
cea liquefaction of gelatin)

B ventncul, (peptonbeu albumin)

B Ttrmimloaia yiaiti f

Bacillus vsxUciUatus

faack-stiiped weasal

B TMticilIitnJ (i rTmcgetuc sp^
CJ«S from soil) ^

VjjBil’s b lie Leptotncbia bue-
ealu

b. of ^ mceot'* angina ue Fost.

fonms drntiam
B Tirena

B Tirfscena (irom green spntnm)

B sirgola (e&nses an albnsuaoid
fermentation in easeia) ftwfe'

B. Tindans

B Tirideaeena Donliquefanens
f». not, gelatin.

Rt* liquid)

B. nndii flams (from irater, pro-
(Ineiag a j eUorri'b green pigment)

B Tindis palloseens (s tymosento
Tinetr from nr tad tetter, pro-
daeieg tyelloteisb greea pigment)

B. viseoini set Pseuiloioous
fluorescens

B. visroiae cereeuiie (from ropt
beer and milk) njrfrTT-WW'T-T-
B. rttrosBS hctss (readers milk.

Ti»«d) Jnr trisn-?.

B. vMcoea* aacchan (from ropy
lanchanaa flaiis)

B riscwn* Tiu('rom ropj trine)
TTJ ^ifsiTT iriv't.^.

B. Titnloniin (from the diphtheria
of calees) snsrii
6. viiIgine=BactenTim rnlgare
XTeeVe b. = Hemoplulas of Koch-
Veets

^ eigmann's b. (a rjmogenic ipe-
cies from bitter milk)

Veil-Felix b. (a bacillus of the
proteus group isolated from the
uniie amt feces of tvpbns patients)

B welcbii c Oostridmm perfnn-
gens

Welch's b. = Qostndiam per-
friDgens
i»)iile b.

B whitmon— 'lalleorayces psen.
dontallei

b. '*X~ see Salmonellj icteroiJes

IT9

B xanlhi^niis see Pseudomonas

STBxantha

vellov b 41^^

jeUo« milk b. = Pseudomonas
synxaniha *511*1:^

Yersm’i b. see Pasieurclla pestis
^ xquterd<>*s b. (the probable causa
of verruca peniaiia or Carrion's

disease) Y-

B. xeae (eanses a baetenal disease
of Indiao eom)

B aefikeri. B aopfii = Cnrthia
sop^

B. topfit sKntlhia teaken
rar-Neddcn’s b (seen in nleen-
tion of the cornea) Vatai-a'lle ^

D xurnianus (s ooupatbogenic
form (Aehrooiobacter) Irom naltvl

trrtaif’f

back H 1 (of the body*

2 Y? « , »» *nn

3 (of an ate) TS».^

4 (of (he tooth of an axe. tbe e<Tge
opposite the "(ace*) »•

btck ndr

back tl^Cen^Laa YT(^(to«cdorse),
*t*TT4T

back a biU TtnPT- ft'n-n’tvT’i

backadalioa > backwardat ion
back a warrant

back atle Jatowofi./e^T^Ttsr^ {( W+

back-beanng=fe»etse bearing Sutt-

backbite lb Wtm

4cup ^ ( ancient word ),

backbuern rt^m.
backbiliog 4^^ n

back booil Lev (a bond of indemnities-
tion given to a suret} — - Aij ar)
4rfr5r-«*W

backlone 1 = apine^tpinal cxilamn
ire. ’tr^W m tiroM 5»U Jjt

lansiTWraiw.

barkrrosa vb.

backifoor operitioirSii-vr^
backed note ^

back e » I. £ler X*l ft *tT. » (fk rr.
’ 4 IS abort tr T* ). ftrbjf

■ft TTf. ««*

backljUing(of elotb) TeTfifca ttr>l

back 6a (Germ RneHeffcsse)
back 6re = eounlerfire Joresfry X ( a
bre started counter to an a-lvancing
forest or prune bre) sft-»p4
2 flfd-Hfft efnrer
back-freight
background X

2

back-band sloping Jlniiay

backing I atreiT wi , BTfreT n.

2 (endorsement) itvjiwi i».
backing-
backing pump

back-joiirnev sift (E? SpO

back lane qv ^3 ^

barlflasb ft^l® *i. ( Cf Panjabi ^
KiaiiuU f«^)
back lig^lB/j^

barkloik KIg. (one lever backjoeke
another) flwniH «•
barkmaa qvqr^ (-Tf) «. (tbeebaia ig
dragged by (wo ebaianien called
(eepectively the hnXeiOA and Ibe
/errvws — BLR.Jir-8)
bacL-nul q V nf. ’re

bark of the eurface > surface of tbe
back J'S fi9r

back or forward reference ft39I
ettrar enratr
back out <15 x? etHt
back-panel (in a camera) (Ger.Aan
BvclKamOXQftfw
back plale Jaf«mo6ifr 95^-41
back pressure (press-sie lu a back-
ward direction or opposite to the
normal one) XXWftftt
back pressure raise qrw Pfft* WTS
bavk reaction TfeJirtftqi
back reference

back rounding machine BooXbiikfinp
2t4it)<S4-rPtl

back salt ^mt Bqet. vqei
back-shunt iJ/jr. qTWnqqq n

backsight (Bi.)SKrr XTeTn!/. (4-T.)
backslide tb- HijIlKtlil
backslider Wqretift (.rf.) w». (us
agnostic)

backstay qaTe^re n.
back-striped weasel ftfumMi. (flTajfria

b«ck*txoimta

180

kactaiium

tfrifficfona) ^ 7*5
bacl.t(roniile[blMk colour Mo(0H)i1

"» (f^ bl«k eo

lour, "T- for «fn: Un, srarr- for
hydroxide, -t* for

mioerxl)

bickfwimmer (-55)

bxcV'titrite tb- Chen

back-titriUoD CJictj

biclt op

bacVwxll tell P/iyi
beckvrard adj I

2 Drill TT^TT

3 qan ( -tsi.)

backward and forward H/alk

KO «l?l wit Kill

backward ireaa fta'f

backward areaa welfare acheoie
aaafs Vra al75i

baekwirdatieo flr?ft / (abort (or

baeVw ard claaaei
f^flrtanfirel
backward etaia aebolarihip

backward inov«iTi«tt7W*Tft
baekwardoeii /

backward parta frff J^C *nn
backward poailioa j;i| vriTOnfit
backward reaclion Cktin 6cTI

bickwardtractq^xfia^ ftSVJ*!
U^ST

backward tribea st^Td t W»Tf5rat,

frett ji s-i Jirtol

backwash n 1 (gf waves) n

awasb-upruah (ol wa>e«) Z*1W
2 Drainojf ii

backwash adi Dmityige Sl'Otl
backwater „

barkwoodsmanUj^eller in the forest)
arTTOT*. «CT»W«<1 ( tH ) m.

B A flolb (Bombay and khmeilabad
cloth) « m wtw (*Ht sSt wn^irr

tto)

bacon mrulfl n , apirT «t tt)*t
baron.wred (C/ienopck/iBm aJiiBn)
n

Bact (Baetenum)V (^^IS)

.barter 'CTITT^ 10

bactcr-emia m barten-emia if«J.

T*rat/

bacten.sbacten«>
bacteru 1 (Togetabio sueroorganifDu
■a general) TTtVnt' mpL ((ram
?if«S

2 (rod ihaped) i» pi. {frbm

k»a)

3 (pathogenie) iiniwt: npt. {from

5tnia)

Bactenaeeae Dof

bacterial adj. tt(V(«flv: (eontiating
of. rMuItiog from, eanaad by „)
krr<t5 3*, •»!*, afU
baetenal aclieilf irmgftttnflSS!
bacterul antagooian (UcLaan 1357)

bacterial attack gnVI3.fITKm
bacterial cell Bet 2IfTi3.«hT(
bactersal coloop fRVg-ar*fV
baetenal coant 11141^ nsTtr
bacterial diaeaae
bacterial food poiaomsg

baetenal growth

baetenal nitrogea fixation mVP'eM
tprftfblT*!

bacterial nodule Bel tmvm
Tm*i«‘fttr jrtH

bacterial pomoXnvrsdktl ^
baetenal pustule Bet nm5S-^fk4i

baetenal vaccine 7nn*d>U
baclenao, bacteric aa bacterial
bactericidal adj 5R«t^I«^)U. »rr*l»|p^
bactcncidal properlicaXIICI^^ 5^
bactericide m

baclcncsdin (bocterKiJa + .•«) Im-
wanel iiiwitjfw/
bactrnemia = bacteremia
bacttria /mnsunol »U*lf»X/

bacuno = barters. Xn«IQ>

bacirrio-agglounin

bacterio^blorophjtll xmtQITiT
bacteno-fiuoreKiu Biochem,

wrfs

bacieriofonnia odj Ifgnrf (bictariunj
Ilka)

bacieno gense, bacteno.geBoua ody

barteno-beinolptin mui^-rniMtt
bsrterioid.bactenosJalast/ ntftvXTlT
bactersofogie, Lactcnologieal ailj

tTt4T^-.

bactenological analpaia tllTlftlV

bactenological depntmeat CTdfvTV

bacteriological examination
TftW. _

bactenological incnbatot »| 4 il»a*

ri>it74

bactenological laboralorp

bactenolopcal teat tnviflfV vfIVT
btetenolopeal warfare
bictenolopeal work xnVirnK 4 t 4
bactenolope dye Cben <11413-5***
bactcnologiat
bactenelogy fncifl4^ / ,

bactenolysm Jnntnncl. <IT4T*af)r/.
bactenolyiii »l)4l»’nT4 «.

Jsactrnolyiie odj. «Tnexfii4
bactenolyxe tb <n*T»%n4
bactenopbige n <(( 413154 , 1)111344

.baetrnopbage .4349 «,i.
bactenopbape, bactenopbtgou* td/.
<t»i34<t

bacteno.phagy <11413 *r(ni n
bacieno phobia <Ti4i3 xf) /
bicicno.precipiUn 41413
bacieno protein Btoebem <n4,'3.
stufin

bacieno purpurin Biochem (a red

colouring matter present in acme
bacteria) <11413

birtenoicapic, baclenoacopicaf adj,
»11Vv<l»(l<

lactenoicopisl *n4i«<t<(4 m
baclenoicopy <tl4(*dh?1/.
bactenosii plant Palhel (any bac-
terial diieaae of plaoti) <1(413441/.
bicteno aolvcnt 41413 ^(4144
bactenoHtaau Bact. <11413 <tn< n
bicteno slat <11413 W(4 m
bacteno static cJj <tf4I3-tmfT*
bacieno toxin 414T3 fkfh
bactenotropic o/fy »1T»rv<:<f?i4
bacteriotropic liter gtHiefprfS*

barteriotropin Biochem tti41»<fTf</
baclerioui. bactentie odj. < ll 4 1 < f t<,
<n4i3T<

bactenum ay u/baetena

Baetarium

in

Bactarium pyovenea foetldum

Bartrrinsi (BaetJ (rcxt-chapc^. gram*
n«g^tiT» mieroorganum)

jnnft (t }

llict. aliortai nBnirvlU aborins
Bifl. at>ortu* equi o SalmontUa
■l>orti> CH^quma
Bift iccidfOUlu iftani ((rora
in tetanus)

Dirt ai.'cli = Af«tobactrr a<«tna
Diet, ifidi l«mn>aStrrpto<«MUS

liCtlS

arg7|itu«im tff ilrmopbi.
lue of Koch VTceVs
Ilict aens mioutittiDum (prodn*
ces a eanary*yellow pigment) 55

fmrf >

Beet acro'cneisArrohacteraero.
graes

Bict. acrtryLe b Salmonella acr
loke

Bart alrali'e&etn Alcaligene* fee*
calls

Bact, alLaleacca*BShigeUa alkalc-
acens
Diet, alhl

Bart anlhTacoiilea ilrwuri
Bart tathropotcptinim ^tound tn
easM of oiteomyeUtis (olloticd
b> aeptieemia)

Diet, aurantiacum xnrtn %

Bart. aurraflasuBi (pTo^1o<ea a
golden > allow pigtneal) rTsKtr
w

Bart. boTurpticuoi a Paeirurrlla
boVierptica

Bact. brrtlavirree (frois diseased
meat)

Bart brisioirnsr, BnMol bart
(found in dead rats on a ship at
PnstoO

Bact. broDchisrptimre a Brurrlla
broochiicpiica

Bart. brunaroSaTam (produces a
brownish-orange pigment] TW-
wiin %. "

Bart bniDBrum TV %

Bart, bucrulir (ortuitum (from
normal aalirs) BT*n** WWT %.
Bact. burrolar minutuni (from
healthy salira, producing a
bright yellow pigmenO'OsVWT-^
bact. of buffalo plague

Bact rapsulatan a Klrlieirlla
ripiulatua

Bart ratrndla (from apoiMwine)

Bart rbolrfar rolumbaram (from
rholera e< wild pigeons)

Bart rholrnr gaUinartim

Bad. rWrrar sitis k SalmonrUs
rbolrnr euis

Bart, rbologrnrs %.

Bact rloarar=Arrobsrirr rloacir

Bad roli«T*X%

Bact roll comiiinne (fm^ eil-T-

%

Bart rtinirulirida = Pa«trurr)1a
cuniriilirida

Bart dafti^a (one of (iio firs
tiphoid group of organuins nlitrli
Uas been uses! tor killing lats)

Bart drrahtBS (said to rsute alo
pens arratn)

Bart drUininUii (conrerts starch
tnlo lactic acid) J%i*c> %

Bact. diphtlirriar Coranrbac*
trrium diphihrtiar

Bart, dnlnum parumouiar (from
the mstt sputum of pneuuioni-0

Bart dysrutCTUr MWlfflHit %.

Bact dyerntrnar silulorum (from
the dsaentrry of calres) XHtlBI-
firKTT-%.

Bart roirniidissSalinoorlla rmr

Bact. farralis slraligrnrs gTTtVXT

Bact frirdl>rTprnsr ar»Saloiooella
rnirritidi*

Bart, gallinamm %

Bart gli«rhrogrnrs (frmu viscid
nnnr) gftF.'4HT-%.

Bart pimmis (cause* tho gummy
disease of orange, fig and almond
trees) ftuTV %

Bart, brsaii (causes the ropy state
of milk) %.

Bart, ictrrogrore (from brer and
blood la acute yellow atrophy of

the liver) wih'-' %.

Bart irtrrcidr«=?almonelU irto.
ronlrs

Bart lartuMsrosnmr^^V
Bict. lfpi»rplicuni j^c Paiteurvlla
runiculicidi
Bart Irian-

Bart liimino*um VTTfl^.

Bact liitrnni (produces m orange
pigment) ^TT*I ^

Bart niiddovn(i fviiiogeiiic spe-
cies from ferine iting urniel

Bact. martinrsii (from the hver of
tlieiellon tei er ladaier) 'ftfTJTT-

Bari nirlsninogenirum ge-Brs-XX

Sr

B«rt tiielilrn-r = Britrrlli nirli-
lrn»i*

Bact meri*mopordioidr* (from
sews^e imiO

mesoj'Uilic Ksit. Tfcifcr %

Bait inouocitppenr* srs’l’tfhrw

«I.

Bart morhilli (tonud iii the urine
of pane its nith me isles)

Bait Rinrgaiiissrrolriis morgssii
Bait mMi>o-iim rapsiihfiint gjiar.

smi

Bait, nea^iolitanitm « Etrlirriiliii
urapoliiana

BitrifMn* lift, (converts arataom*
into uitrons or nitno acid)

Bact. olcar (esnses a disease of
olu 6 trees) ?irs\i ^

Bact. ozirnae *r(lTO-Sr
Bait parati pluxnm A Ti atiyi»^m-
%

Bact q'arslu'liosuin B W *vrT»».

rrtS.

Bart paraliphosiiRi C *I »vrr*T.
JTT-%

|>olr liait .,v Cii|'Kw*ki s liaultus
Bart p-illai»-is see Salmonella
tiphinmnnm
]>«iiliro|diihi- Imit
Bict jHilIirumss balmonella j>iil.
loriim

Bart pio'rnrs fi'Ctulum aee Ebrr-
thelli pyogenes

Bkct«riuex ladieicol*

182

B A Hons.

Bj#i rliinOMK'roiiiidi = Klfbdfll*
rliioo*clfrora«lij

Bari (ui'uiaariuin = Stu«ella
gallinarum

Bart foUDaccaniQi (tltiris tomato
pUnt8-McL»ao I 356 ) TTHTg-^

Bart iboloidrum /re Aerobacler
•erogrort

Bart. tuliT«ns«=Pasteurei\i tula,
reaaii

Bart tumefacirna (eausea crown
call on tbs atema of appla trace
an^ other planta— lleLean 1 . 3 . 56 )

Bart tvpbi Bart t}rplioauiD=Ebcr-
ibclla ljplio<a

Bart tTphi niariulii = SaIinoerila
iTpbiDuriura
Bart vnlgareatmtas^

Bart wbilmon are Malleamycea
pirudomaltei

birteri.una srwni-Jrfm.

baetenitiioo a.

bartenae rb ITWtaijn
bartenwJ tdj
baeteroidsbaeteroidal 0^/

DarlriaB ctael (tba two bmpad
einsri)

battro^poroua aJj J/yrof. (witB
rod {naped tporn)

baculiform aij ilfccL (rod.6bapea)

kaculite ro!ronl«{ m

Barutilri Palcontct (the ahell la
airaijht like a tiperiog rod Lit.
Walam ‘ataff )

Barulum yvt „

bed eJj ftfr, fipcian, 5*,

srr, fiimn

Badami Oto^ WPnfVjt n (the atvoent
eipitalof Uabaraalra)
bad aad doubtfol drbla a i tiivy aJVt

bad arrtogrmcBl m

bad bebat lour ywt W n , w aja g H m
bad blood (Hit t«rn«aa) * JWI/ . aiS-grTT
lo oaa’i bad booVt ailiittri^
bad ranop^ etaai PortUty ftyr

ba d g rader rstrliel. 1 Jwftw

2 f» 5 ftW «

Lad ebararter roll
Lad tdiinate alloa>*MC

bad coin Brre tv
Lad eondurt jtwfgig m.

Lad rondiictor ^arTf^V m
Lad crop

bad debt Com enftsw Vcai, wat«V ^
bad debta resert* Coca.

baddeckite JVinrrot (cupfioied to ba
an iron mica am) enhtV «.
baddelejiie (z i r c o d 1 11 m dioxide)
for Wl^TiS rtreonium,

anH oxide, .(l for mineral)

bad delieecw JSTR a.

Ladderlocks (a large black acawced
Jlaria esenlrnta) fia-gi™! m
bad faith Uuc f-tUWWt / . m
badfeeluig juhwi/.
badge vgxr. (wffV m , invi
badge none} v^glfn
gadget vhiT m. (ancient word)
bad IB liu MigbrfV
Dadiaefae proee>a Chem (contact pro-
ecu (btt tor Mlpkurie acid, uting
platmiied asbesfoa ■■M)*rCITI
{W fer^fta pUtioool)
badiui adj dfpraf (bai or reddiib
brown) afTTVav

badlaodi Ctej f

(cot bi ram)

bad language mvxw m ,ariiRex>n) f.
Lad law filKl
bad III etihood arralfTTT

f.

bad loading at^W >itm
badly IraDiBg tree fofntrg f ^ fV
badle naoiged j nfru*
badlx abaped ftyw

baJlyweerjred gram wfVjlwS wisw
bad managrmrot firwriitit.

|>id man » ojIdmj] (Co/ite/fo btria-
yuatorrl) »«

bad man a playlbmg (Jehffea milfe*
/oJ.»m)HraT*/

LiJtumtoo faftvtakm
Lad mooei Z>cb fer* HU
bad repair JT^WI/

BadrmalbCrev «■

bad title Low

LjJ lentilation »i.

Lad water HVI Unfl
Lad wealUer 5 1 1 .

Lad w ork fcvnii vr*T
bael i’Acrt'i ^

Lael fruit tree ( Icff/r mtrnirloi) f*?k*
IV. WVVtH

Daeeer strain tbeorv Cdfiii wWkVIT*
(^«ft strain)
baffle n Uteh. TO[\ 1 « m
baffle-plate V«-fi WIITV ^

LafBing problem ftvZtWTTt
B A F R 0. (Border .kreas (Fool-
grains)BestcietioiitOrdec]k(t.$r W.
ft wi (d)>iisft.(s*-iT 5 B) ftWanitr]

B Ag (Bachelor of .Agriculture) 7
(b^t-tl’t*)
bag H t’^Wus., tJWI

2 irrrfl Win, wXl

bag ri 1 tnwt, f!nn

2 tHr ir Twwi, ^ tnw vi
VTWt

3 viwi. iri^ ft mwr, wifti ft

4 (lo entrap) Wivft tent
bagar *niT

bagasse (crushed luieeleaa fugaretDi,
beet pulp after the jiiiea la preaied
out' fiiTW. ftf t fr t H , vis (Mar.
f^)

Bagdad (from >TOt) *nr^ u.
baggage almg n , vTWTW
baggage car Bfy kidiTWlW
baggage-label ftW(T-«tHrr»

Imggige ponv v^ Zf
bagged arfj wrft 5 *m 5 WI
bagged ex godownalOftimiVT^II-
itnft

bagged gram wh*) ft Wn jwi vi »7
bagging n Blfrlf W7WT, wik

WTWi

big net 3nv, 5 tiw

bagpipe vnr-ft^m.

bag elorage dtftnf ft fnt^ei
btgworm «*

nahain»Biham»0regasi^{r<ra VTV
tnfVm.

Bahama grass (Cpneioo (fartp/ec) ^

/.I?

Bahama sap pan uCaeaal pinia sepia ru
B A Hooi ( Bachelor of .Arts (with
nooours)) *ti m Irst (*n^k.
rwm (w^itia) 1

Baiext IS3 balafics

Biier* (allesoxotcJroi^Wfosiil
closely related to flinkgo^«^i—
McLean I 738) Tr«rfbnT'>niTra
bsjl n Law WT5»« in. (from «5Wlr)
bond
f;uarantce
•urety

lecuniy irfflllft
warranty Mvqiijft
bail th 1 (to set fro® on bail)

Wire ITT
2 «r'na>

admit to Iiail UH4> ^
to stand bail

bailable ni; BMtJitU

bailable action ( in which the
defendant cannot bo released ex-
cept on iarniaiilog bail )

*1^

bailable offence Laio (I PC)
jf^nr srTTTT. SWTTT

bailable proceia «H*iri«r
bailable warrant

bailable warrant of arrest ct«ifhn
ffUget irfinTr
bail bond Laio HM*
bailee Com ( XK) *"•

bailor

Vailee for lewnA ^<51^ ^
bailee's lien

bailer (a person who bails oot water)
bail (or |;ood conduct ar^ ^

bail for pertonal appearance nirfiKV

TTlparjft
bailiff 1 an^iq^ m-

2 (officer concerned in the adminis-
tration of justice in a prorinee)
nnrofl ( rt.) m. {C/. »*^)

3 (la.nd -slew ard— Whs rton) ajiunrs

bumbailiff, nnderliailiff
bailini; out of water iT\^t f-tniH-ni

Sl^ n-M

bailment 1 (action of bailing a priao-
tier) n.

2 Com (deliTcry of goods jn Irtist)
n

bail teen t for bir e Vt) qt TqftvW. Wl)

bailor Coni

bail out (to bail water ont e( a boat)
qnflTt^’n,

Daily's Leads if j(rmi ^*5^T1?1/-
bairnwort (T'lotn edorala) SiY^^ m-
(Caanl

baiacn Lrown»alitarin brown
bait WiT (from Bengali^, On tbe cate of
a tiger, the word nsed in bf.F.
IS smt), s^W m. anftq i» (C/.
qvrq q'ei Tjq wfiis neal nn-— q«rm«T,

bail tfc. 1

2 nmar,

3 qrTi «<n«n. qim vBiqi. ikspn

4 arn^ 3 sttat

6 qtr^i

baiter V:7r» n

baiting animals ^

baize (a coarse woolen material, with
a long nap)flill/.
bake B trirq, Ttrqq, qrw? n
bake c6 I iHN, a(»qT
3 «T^ *tT sWti, s^q?^ <TT wwqr,

w3qTwqqj.«*ft3?t«qi.
Wi'Tqgmqi
to take bricks ^ qqtin
baked adj wfilS. JW. q«. »l«T,

half baked wm*. anf^qqq
baked brick q<V {z. qq^CTl
baked mango stone ^ *iTJt <1

bake-house Jrisft /,W^
bakelite (phenol iormaldeliyde min
??iT qn3»3T qnm) m

bakehte capped bottle CArw- T ft qi H -

bakehte dust cap ^^n-i(%-i3q
bakehae rft rfiqwiq
bakehzer q*qwq «
baker wqjrtTT. STullqq n (ancient
words),

baker'f l.rewl^qPt)ft(Uar qtq)

Baker’s pirrot-bill ifi,* fqq-lrif^

Sjwi-l-f

Baker's mfous necked triniilar-bab-
bler .frrt CtHFq ftnqq
Baker’s nisty«cheeLed seimitir bab-
bler ifre* ftriwar qqq-qqlw fa^q?
Baker's willowwarbler ifrrt qfoz^T

Baker's wren-babbler drn VIT^q

PrfT-n’^

baker's yea«l

bakery ST3pft, B^STiBT/ (from qj"
iSfi)

bakharing iffric. q^T^i qWTBTqi

bakhar plate qts, qitB

baking n n ■ WM* m . qi^q »•

baking oi en HTqTTi m ,

baking powder tnfq

baking loda waq-flWTT

Baku Ccoj A town on the west coast

01 the Caspian Sea. tamona lor its
naphtha springs and mud volcanoes.
It IS also railed Badku, the Sana*
krit form of which is Tm, men*
tinned in tlio Pnrsijas It appears
to have been & place of Emda
pilgrimage and was called q^nqini*

(Asiatic Researches, Vol. V*

^<l)

Dal (balance) 3q
Balaena.?oof iftnTqairs
B mjaiicetus (Greenland wbale)
8THgq-^lT5t

Balseniceps Zc«l filfWrfqqifif
B. rex (o large bird)

BalseDidae Zeel <lTK**TT m. («T»
occurs in ^H'ift)

Bs\«sqot>ttTS £uj. (len.ns anslw&itg
the fiabackt) ^qqq-qqrfir
U> UDieulus (T^-3Qqq
1 }. rostrate ^^qw
Bilsenopieridee fqqq-qqr m-
baleBce w I (an instmiaont for weigh-
ing) 5^1/

chain drum balance ^«1-30-lIVt
chainomatic balance )(w(qf| gsii
decimal balance (single pan)

QBt (qq qrqq)

heavy rapacity balance Jiq.qT3tn-

gwt

0,1 mg. sensitivity balance s.f ^
qi'Sqqi JWt (milligramWffesiH)
sliding weight balance fiqwjq. 5 ?n
specific gravity bslince eri^fW*
WIT

spring balance

spring balance on pedestal qVsTq

tq*T5^

2 3n)s m . AjRq n.

3 dcroKnfni? a qlq m (in the w»ek~
ly report of the Bank of England it
It called 'reat*)

miuic*

b (difftrtoe* b«twMn tiro tidM of
u> oeeouDtl k.
c(axc»8> OQ eithir iido efoa te*
coont) •nfsW a.

Halaace = Libn Aitron
balance iJ 1 ^{I7, ^«RT
3 Com WOTIjS*!

3 Chem ((n complete an equation lo
that the earns number of atomi of
each kind appeari on each aide)

balance account

balance an account d (W-

»t'ii

balance at credit
balance at debit

balance at the close of the year ^ H

balance available stT
balance a\ailablefor expcnditnreiT^
% srp:^

balance box (of t crane) nvd? iTf^

bilanee brought forward ntrr^nflt

balance earned forward frv

balance case

bilince certilieite

balance claimed

balanced ailj

balanced budget etpjwn^

balanced development fVciS

balanced diet il.ol'bcei tniTT

balanced ration HjiVu nWWT^
balanced reaction jrfjftnt

balance due nv
balance electrametrr eitfw
balance in hand jwipT ftt, **TW fiT
balance memorandum fMf-STTT’T
balance of evidence tn?7 d dftfTT
balance of indebtedoeas Ktei $rT
balance of international indebted
ne»» djinfiiq Hi»r tlr
balance of land revenue Hj f kW d

balance of piymentl

balance of posting* x difference of
posting* ^ccottiifinj rim arwif
p®'»«r rofilica

balance of proceed* iTTilff-dtq
balance of profit dwir^
balance of aalit 4^3

l&t

b*ll-4Rd>cnp Joint

balance of trade wriVtl* It n.
balance one taolher JUefA. dWT*
^tjesr

balance on band

balance order (order made by the
Conit for entorang payment of
ealli in the winding op of a eonr
F»ny— Aiyar)

balancer =|ioi6er= halter ZenL tmtWf

balance return («, of furniture) «hr.
ftd*t

balance rider
balance room

balance tbeel BaoHeep.n, r«fj.
ftTWi*.

balance* of More* d
balance* oatstandio' ap^ amtl
WT, trjd

balance the account*

lialance the book*

balance the budget

balance to eredit andm-anfm

balance tratuferred AeeauiUtni ftd

fin fw

balance weight
balance wheel ( 1 ^ 9 ^
balancing i n
3 Com (equaluiDg two Mdee) (m-

balancing centre
Balanitea Bol tgx Wdft
B aegypiica d>n»T fTf (Bmu
NB dL-<3A{T.BeD.Q^, Kan in-
geforedc, Guj fldlR^n.Hin. ffuft,
Mar Rnn Tel. <3^, On. inffnA,.
halai

B roxburgbii^B aegyptica
balanitia J/Vd xftnbl n
Balanoearpa* utili* (black kongu
— Tr 1 134)aninarydnTv
DalaDO»lot*ida Tad. arw34>d ni.pl
llalanogloMu* {h„,t,e no proeea**,
on the collar ftlq) arrjn^^.

sntrft

Balintidiumr<rf ai tflt^n ua i ft

B colr = IIo|ophrj„ Leoco.

phrya eoli, Peranieeium eoli,
Plagioioma eoli

B.l.™. U»n.bu.«..0

balauitaiJirt Trf»«W»,

balcony {* platform projecting from
Uie nail of a building)

15350

bald aAj. 1 ihrf,

2 ftpTTilT

3 Fortslri/ (Germ- an/ der Ildiu

loaldloi) filJiT

bald K «i

bald cypre*s = Taxodium di.tichum
baldiicsa = jlopecia i/,<f b,.

bald MitemenI
bale* OfMrm.nfT.rriH
l>*Ic b 6 nrs tORT, rifg S' Tfw, rrSR
■loiTf

Balearic pearlwort = Arenana bal

baleen Zool 1 (wl^Ie) fefff ‘

2 (a horny substance, called whale-
lione) (otoRq «i
bale of cotton «Tfw irfg
ba le wor t (Popatrr tomvi/ervm)
«i<5^ « . infBT

Bal. Island «%5ft7w (SylvamLin,

Sanskrit Text* fiom Bali, n »)
Idling a« bale tb.

l-*^g hoop BfhfTOo.iTh ht9lr<r
Ifi

Balioipermum Bot
B axillarea B. niontanum
B. monlaoum (Ba*u.

Ben Hm. Kan Mai Uri. ^
Quj ^Ptt^w.Ual Tr.a«()

B. polyandmmwB. monUpum'

Baliaiidae m.

n. (sided timber, prismatic o
aquars) irf5l<5, dts n

half balk

quarter balk ■O^t^tr-ioRTT
Balkh Geoj m
ball

2 5*/. iftB n.

3 (a solid mstal missile, ax dia

tinguisbed from a ,Mi, or hollo*
one) m.

4 (for voting purposes) iftfed /.

5 (of hard Malwa opinm) rflio

fi (of lb«lliiimborfiogsri)«dTam
clay ball^firdf^
ball ammunition

balLandHTup yoint Anal dT^dO.

l>BU«and- 80 ek«t joint

bamboo ciiln

ft&vt

ball.an(i-»ocki“t joint = fn»rthro»i«
An^l

ballait I wd’tnt m
JunnJzefrffiT

lit Orfi.frft
LaI1a«tiz^ *l

batllM tram Illy *tT<t,

liall lieann' Stack •jitwt*
lull cittTv<l?'

ball con(len«er Chen iE»r^-*TtJTO
lialird ammunition »T7*J¥-wVz7T7

lull rndrilmipnci PAji

bailing Chm n

btllinp furnare vnS

Lallin* o{ ibe cjuren (ec%BriT<;; of tlia
(juenn lij !)««< m order to kill her.
It le a cluster of h«M of tlie ilnpe
of a hall)
biUistic a'lj-

balliatic aople Vil wrtiflTfl-Tbrt
balliitie curve «rT7iTi<'c vtit
iialliMie pilvanomctcrfeuddeo (low o(
eleetriiity)

ballistic nieilind of cncaxmop per*
meability PfiKi eft

balliitic pendulum
balUitic point of graze SIiU attwd^.
KHTO ft*!

balliitica 1 (aeience of burling mie
iilea) «nFt§Wl/.

3 (science of the motion of projec*
tiles) emtttTf?r<t /.

btllislics of bombs Vif Ht'alS-rrfWl
Ballistile Ch*in. (a imokelese powder
consisting essentially of aoluble cel-
lutnse nitrates and nitroglycerin)
ect^'lsm (^hrrjcellulose+^^Se*
plosive)

ball null «s^^^
ball of earth wlf m , fbfl ^
balloon Timhr n (wt^wj)
balloon roraraind «,7thT
lulloon fish = globe fish =■ piiffcre*
awrllfish sp^sriW n
ballooning Ste.I (distending a canty
of the body sMthairfoT therapeutic
purpoaet) n.

balloon vine (Cordtospermiuis llafieA

les

caium) / (B ,Nj

ballot 1 vr^«t/ (Const, fwiei occurs
in the Pah wm*. •<a«C-

Hiqif etc ), "

3 rwiTT-W^ fw / (Const )

3 (a slip of papor used generally m
secret vot)n«)tIWTO.<l?l.»ITTT7Tf n

4 (set of voting, usually in secret)
tivie>i(n, *rt^i7, *(1111X17 u

6 (n hole numlier of s otea cast) «*isn
iriiXwTJ / ipfintl n
lerret ballot ipl sinifl
ballot bo* 71^17 Wt

balloting tmm ^7. nnici n,
ballot pajier sm.vi 77XT7 77
ball plant r6 >oees/iy ft»T TfTW
ball planting /oietfr^ (planting svith
balls of esi i h) fm «Vl«l n
balls ter under ball
bill svstem of voting iiHw7T-n7T17‘
77f^
ball lap

Oalmer senes (spectral lines emitted
nhea electrons of hydrogen atoms
rei ert to the second energy ierrJ)
fxAetJif SfWi

balm of Gileadsbatsam poplar IPo
fiiiliii faH<l$ri «a)

balm of gilWBbalsam poplar {Pofih
hit fttndseans)

balm of warrior's wound (IfyjjerKtm
per/oralum) TtJ ThTOhlf /.
balsa (its wood is lighter *3 than
cork, but strong flit) TtgRTT «
balsam 1 (* resinous substance that
contains, in addition to resin TVTfl,
InnsMc 7.1* or cinnamo acid) tcft’
717 «.

2 (any of several balsam yialdiDg
trees) ilflTlff.Tqt m.

3 (any plant of the genus /mpoheni)

/ (from MW.'

balsam sf^*i7,^TOfl**tT77,>if^*
7174177

balsam applesMomovdica bilismma
balsam i>oule 1(1^7-^
balsam fir (dbiea ^(somns)

STt^tSITW

balsaniinaBMomfnIica balsapi'Ua
Caltsminaceae;^'^ ^n.((roni fei-
rntien* W«db)
Baliamodeadroo ffct- JpjW'Tirffi

B. agallochi nT71»7
B. iiiiiVuIa Commiphora mtiLul
B. pubeiceni=C<insmiphoraitocb*
sans

B. roxburghii a Commiphora
agallocha

B. roxburghii » Commiphora
muhul

balsam of copaiba « copaiba PkarrK
X^ 7 7lf T m

balsam.of.copaiba tree X%7T7TtT-75r
balsam of Peru ( obtained from
Myroxvien (Tolui/era) pereirai 1

balsam of Tolu = balsamum tola.

Itaum = tolu Pknem f^W^fTTlB
balsam poplar 1 sstacamahac (ropiiltf*
baltamfertt] (JTJW 7sftv75T
2 (Pcpults eandieani) (enndicont
‘white ihining’) T77 TTft^TW
balsam apurge vii77T7.733T
haliim tree ^77T7 Ttl
balsam tree family ■> CluiitceM
SftTmrit-fRn
balsamumwbalssm
balaimum peruviinuin w Iiilaam of
Peru

bslasmum toliitanum cs btham of
Tolu

laam weed (/mjMfuni irtfiitmi**)
jfinft/. (from MW.)
balaamy adj (like balsam, ai ia
fragrance) nf^TITUH, vjTiuivi JI»7
Baltimore bsrVwbarh.eitracl
Baltimore redamineral red
Baltimore yeilowaihrome yellow
Baltiitan ^ Little Tibet Cec;?. 7^7^

Balncbitberium Paleontol- (a Miocene
rVitnoonos, the largest known land
animal standing 18 ft. b'gh at the
shoulder— Pfl. II. 696)

LalusIsBct TTfkTCn.
bamboo ig ^ m , 7f7
bamboo haslet 7l7 ^ rTTff. ig-
TT^TTf

bamboo lirale IpJJ tlg7
bimlioo broom Ttyirf
bsmlioo chid qffl tft
bamboo chips fllfl ^ wqfTTl
bamboo clump ^ jyri
bamboo culm ig-TW*

bamboo foiling lenea

186

baneful

bamboo falliog Mnei Fortitrv *1^ ^

bamboo flowenag ^

5 * 1 ^

bamboo foniilure olH
bamboo handle (for nmbreUaa)

WICT «t ^

bamboo ladder tih aft rflft
bamboo matting etfl ^ 'tnl

bamboo money 3?^

btlnboo oyster gffT

bamboo palm 1 (a bamboo) ^ m
2 (palm ol the genus itophio) ^
BTW m

bamboo paper wla *1 7T
bamboo partndge ^g-firftTT
bamboo rat
bamboo seed VTH %
bamboo ipliots vin aft anrevf
bamboo splitter

«ilVfl-Enllaka 4 SIS)
bamboo stick *r« aft Bft
bamboo sugar (tabaahaet) aTf^tn/,
WiWWT ft
bamboo toys itar i
bimboo umbrella fl« aft B»fr. ^ffft
(itaed in Cbhittisgarh)
bamboo undergrowth
bambooxle rfc tjyftrw’t. C?WT, igWi

•nnn Fnri •rtwl S 'pt

Barabusa Bel ^

B aruudinacea (apiey bamboo,
thorny bsmboo ) Wl*ll<‘*l ^ (Basu

> 3 )

B. auncalata ~ Oxytenantke'a
nigrotiliata
B burmsDica WT 1 T ^

B. nntans itT

B. palmaia {palmcta ‘band shaped'
—the anangMrient cd lesTes
PNS ) <nf'>lTS ^

B polymorpha

n tlricta = DrDdrocalainusstrirtus
B tuMi (.iron* tulma— Tr in
100l)»irR*Tst3
Btmbuseae (a tnW 7tpt o
Bambusicola Arei ffitlftt ( the

birda keep especiall> to Che
baniboo*]un)ilM *3 Cnmfrusa ‘genus
ofbamlioos + -eo/a bring)
btmbutoidrs BoC Tat ( tesctnbling
bamboo) itIIU
two It. 1

2 (annonneement cf tn lotended
marriaje) /- («<« alio

banns)

ban ch (to forbid anthontatiTe!3 » )

srftfttt »tsct, fts ftnni

forbid »»sii

banana 1

2 = aunbeam (a eolonr. reddish-
yellosi in hoe. and of high >
bnllianee) a'ftoHaf

banana bird (any of Am»-

nean onolea whieb feed on

the banana)

banana boav^^JITiIT

banana family =MiisaceieV7^ n

banana By ( ftrotopSibi melanogaiter )

banaoa liquidsbantna aolulion
banana moth a pisang molb

banana oil 4Hlft d9
banana root borer fag*

banana aolvtion aeg^ ft am
Ltnaoiat (a banaoirorous bird) *ga^.
tWm

lisnanivorous

Banaiore laogbing tbmsh Aiti
eiWT (Banasore

Lanatiae Petreg ( group of recks,
cbiefl) qoarta.diontee ffft* Ptf •
ai»ttra) wfttlw in
band infl /

2 F< 7 r<a»ryar{l/.

33 S
4 atF

band (b. Tft «hl4l.

T^ai** sVfl

bandage n

bandage vb tr^ vfu^

Lsndagist (a maker of bandages) <7^-
*(Ti»

band »IIOKaiice (RTk 47) Wttl-»aftl^
fl and C class seed farmers ^ iftr il
vnlnafrxyTT
band chain Snri ar^)
ban led adj uftMai,
banded antcatcr qfpr
banded bar cuckoo 4 cm tTTTfTS^rTC
banded crake derr fWri m (ancient
word)

banded gnriaa vHqfl uftwiyw
banded bcmaUIC'ipiartiitea
sfHstftr*

banded kingfiaber qfgi sfUt*
banded palm civet Mamm. 4f«T*TW-
rirviniaU
banded rail fet

banded red woodpecker .fcei qfgl pR
banded structure Petrog SSftid

tftrft

banded snnbird ^cej sfinrfTTT

(?!lRiftw arrcient word)
banderol in

bsndh map

bandicoot 1 (A'ejolia bandicofa) filfw.
•nW m (ancient word)

2 (of the genne PtramtUi) m

bandicoot rat IfamiTi farftrmif
bandit fit ,

burglar treWR

brigand fjitf

bucaneer

barglanan ufaglryiqmft
dscoit XCV

freebooter 5*S*. ars’^g

pilferer

pirate

robber gftrT, 5*T*.

alealet

thief *Vt

banditti m

baodinaster vni m.

band of Cilu But

bandoleer -sbandolier

baDdoleerfruii(Zaii«iiiain<fie3)ftT?rp

bandolier (a belt worn by soldiers
tocairy cartridges Bto)st«Ti)/.
biQdore = pandore (of 3 etnogs) ft-
Bvtfl/

hand atw qfl ijfl sarn
band apectrum PJij,,
band alalion nni'WR
bandy tb 1 CTT mpn,

^ ^rT*!

2 (to tosa from man to man)

3 (to discuss) ww) «ni

4 (to exchange) ftftaw MHI

baneberry ( Ir/acn tpifora) ft q e ^ ft /.

baneful adj ftVl. tntre, (pernici-
ous) osiisft
pernicious irrinfr
nostnus sagcTTB
JfeStructWc

banswert

bank-note press

jnjunou- 5 fn»t

frTT^

»Do«ort=b«Uidonni (JtT-spa bella

tJc’ini)

ianzia B't

laapamc BU Ifiraily of red ^
afgie h»Tin| 4 simple nabriseh'-d
th»tli.«) H7TI%rw n-

taDpaIe> Bet. n

{au'ioideae Bet (simple nabnaehed
red ilgie) ri pi

lan'Lok Grt*7 TITITft/ (IIW »p-
peadis )
laii'le *t'fl n ,

on'le-miVer «TT5tT «., e-tA

na'le—gli-s WT’t *T

dash's abortioa banllus = Bmeella

Baa«*s baoilIus=BrueeIla abortas
Baa**' Beeros>9 baallas-BActisomj
ees necrophorus 5^17^
b*w*h rb, fnTT-f
«sil«

Irinaport fTew (Coast.)
deportitioa ?rzVT<r(
espatnate i( ^ Hd'HI

estnditioD g wf st
Di|:raie snm
«mi$rasiOD 7sm>7
imou 'ration irnFTiTt
evacnation fpexm
baoisbnient ft x wd n , m , ^-

Banisteria beD'balensis = Hiptage
bea'balensis Bet
banjo (usally4 stnBgsj^s^Brit/.
bank n- 1 (as of a rirar) az n
beach

eo"t TfJTZZ, 92
ferry

shore iftpi m
etrand k«tl32
embankment Sie-tg
leree *ya4
3 (ndge) ^ ».

3

4spradieDt Bly.

bank Lea (the bench or seat on srhieh
the lodges sit— ehie^y nsed as un-
ptyiDg the fall coort) n >

^ *912199 m.

IBT

in bank see anifersn bank
bank Cc*e aifV^(2 m
rommenca] hank 9ifir52 Stf^lIT
co^iperative bank ugvf) *rfj9I2
eschanse bank fsfklTV
indi'enons bank (t^sAq
indo^tnal bank ilterfin aifsTIIT
joint stock bank
aarin's bank »r92-aif9XT2
bank ri. 1 II 144129. y^Ml

1 arf9x>2 n TO9I. R

bankable adj. ari44l9STt9
bulk account

bank association 7.^

bank balance 1 ai$r4T2-^t

2 atrWW Ttfil

bank-bill ) aiftntx-ariifTq

’ (protnjssorx note) 999 29 (Const)

3 ir^9T9 ft99
bank4>ook arfr^9 ya x

bank certificate irflrxtT-g HP r t S
bank certificate of draft ^9^ ct i>f^
xH SJtnt79

bank ebarfe* SWIT,

Bank Charter Act nfkiK-naftR^rfe-
fttTR

bank column «rRrcb999»r
bank comsiHSioo «fa9r9.'r}9
bank credit I nfkclt 991T
2 »r^S>9.9'99

bankeress ( from its 'Towth in hedge
banks Prior. Plant n II. quoted in
Cr Oil Diet, sol I p 653)

bank cnsi, wfWhr-l^

bank duconnt «r99t9<l9^

bank di<pates Inbnnal II^9)9 .{s9T2*

bank draft irfWn f29^
bank draft payable aeronnt

bank draft repster «iRr^9 flXq
bii.’ er 9fl. »nfr#lfir9 m

bank «ro<ion II2TT979
bankers arfiitq «. (as m themooey
IS mth onr bankers)
banker a book irfaCi^ jqq
banker’a cbcqne iTlfaxlfH-RTT^
banker's rleariD' house infr ^fqo
tjlf

banker's cleann's lrfir*r9 HflirTl99
banker's draft Stif^T^Ft? £r99
banker's Len »rf99lfT9 91 9791(9917
(ler hca)

banker a memorandum of payment
91 ( 991^9 ?n994jrtH
banker’' note 91^141(74 9999
bankfulure 9f^Tfr999t, 9r99H
5291

Bank for International Settlements
(B.rs.) 9t7rT7ifT9 9 ^ 71 : 999 ( 9^9

(■790

bank smard 9 ( 99(9 Tjft

bank holiday stf«*>q ^ gy|. 9f99)9h

banking sf^'VqsT n , 9 fvr^.*qpiT 7 »n.

banking account 9 ( 9 9 t 9 ' 9 % 9 l
banking adn-or 9(^79 9 *4 9 14 17
banking and treasury arrangeibcnts
9(9919 ^ W9ini7 99*9
banking business 9(97 e) 97T 79T7IT
Banking Companies Act 9fHlspi.
7RJ919 9 ( 9(999

banking cotopan* *tf99l97T 99979
banking ensis 9f«»h9-it«2
banking department 9 ( 99^79 ^919
banking department charges actonat
•rfWVr* (^iti-BWiT^mi
banking department insestmeni
iransaction account »tf5tis)T9 (9919
91 faWraq *99517 el9l
banking department iiaiiooery
•ccount 9S^T 9 r<mii4 i999nnfl-

banking deposit account ar f 9 4 ( q q |
firswlTTq

banking development 9 ( 99(971 (9419
banking engine (to assist a traio over
a gradient) Piy 9519 9*9
banking facilities 9 ( 9 ^ 77 *^( 791 ^
banking firm wftxhjTl 9tv
banking hours 9 ( 991971-999
banking operations 11 ( 9 ^ 771 . 99 }
banking principle arfWVTTT l^per
banking syndicate aifi^TTt-affiiT^
bankirs treasury 9(9fT77U»(7iTn7
banking union 9 ( 91 ^ 77*99
bank myna Arts fim 97(^91 (C/. Ben-
gali gany ial$l)
bank-note 9fe^ 99 . afv99
liank-noie paper 9 F 74 V 799 91 99
kankmoie press (a machine for prea*

b«nk.not*f in circulation 18« Barany • tait

•iDg binVnoUO ■ftitTlT’frfW
binLjiotn in cirfiibtion ^frcTwi
n

btnL of dfpo«ii Hy iri^rr
bank of Fn»Und
bank of mue Erou
ftiTO «f«ry
bank of the aea ngy ^
bank on or upon CT WTfin **?•?!
bank oprration Frm a«fsia'V<n TT^
bank ordinance hilance alien wfj
ftaPffiym

bank t.ttiitafl
bank paper Mf^rW *nf
bank pa*a book nf^itTfT^fTsffWI
bank poat bilU arfaTty-iW
bank rale (the rate at w Inch a <.entral
bank « ill discount first class hills
of eachange) atfrety wi
atfWVt aiv

bank rate of diicount VftT vfccn
»T*rT»U-an}

bank rernociliation atitemeni arr>r
Ctt-*nfPJT? fHT9!
bank referenre frfjl

bank re(frrneerrpiateraifrt(T*(it?n-

bank rent «rv^T WT* atfrity «(

»or

bank report arflTMTffft^?^ (C/ hank
atstenient nNa’a futfl)
bank restriction iff«t«
bank return atf>^»
hankrupl m

jntolveni »fbiTV1|
pauper afft^

banknipto nwftPnn

2 (complete Iciasl’NTnTfi*
inaoUencv lihiTinieT
inioliintarY bankrupley attifcns

sTcjfrfai

soluntirv bankruptrvt^^qai n<?*

bankruptcv and inaoUeno (BB.37)
iftr ?'t'li??S?tt

birkniplcs rourt ayiTT^

bankrupIcT laws atcjhtfa
baokrupICT proreedines n^fkr«’»

bankrupt law nsfirrcref^
bink> cath scroll {tcnfw

bank's deposits account afWtT^vn
itwt

Iiank a (inaBcial poaition kD

Dankatailol (yellosiishflotirrs} <n^
JCTI S^ifl

li querrifolia (^Herri/of/a with
leas es knUle the pak
flr»51'7T

BankiianpinrfPiHiiabaHkaiaaiolTPnV

banka insralmeBt floatio' account
■ftmt fitMbW «l TO
bank einveslment permaoenl account

■rfcvrcfafirim «i rsrft kwt

bank a insealmentt account afWlT*

Tank a pioeeBankaiin pine
bank aialcnsent atfilTtV ^nT*T
bsnk atoek arfiia^<<P4
bank’s iranafer acrotl wfil^f PlT^r
aTTOi^

bank thislIeaiBoak thistle (Ctedwul
«Nro«s)

bank ihvDseswild ih)iee (r&iraiiia
aeepjilfaw) TOt toIw
banhul nniwcandleoul
hank sole uf «l(*iq|<
binaanawbsiiana
banned arfj sferfHc
prohibited abrfiK
banner «ra m

banner 0SJC Bly (atretehed eeroestlie
line a red cloth used as a ilatiger
aigaal) ani-tR
banns Law IWllitTOI/
banoa of oialriiDoaj fkuTy>uVten/.
Dannu Croj <1^ as. (from aiftfa)
banquet lihr, niiatluns.
bans = banns

banting ittqn «« (ancient word foi
(snr, to sihich it is eers aimilar)
binwoTtl o waltBower (CtesrantfiNr
efieirs) fuftnny m

2 “ foldm rod (Sofidojorirtra-airrm)
TOTOwret /
banyan Bet wtm ,wq
banyan tree (Ficn, fien^nfeexs)

M.Wf

baoliah (tdanaMia Jijilata) rftnft f

(n V Ml

Htolisbna dipitata e> Adansonii di'i.

lata

Baplanodoo PatennM (Gk tapfoi
‘dipped* -t-nw ‘not’ -h ^rfenl wnTT»>I

trrrfk (teeth had liecoiue eeslijial
niid fmictioiiless— Irtill p 331)
DaptisiaPif T^fftnrffit

B australis (nmlrKlii 'soulheiii'
aiTlsilsi) KtfiubT Btpfte
B tinctoria rtlJTPk
baplitit = wild iDili^o root Plurm.
«

baptism Cio'. (found in the roof of
SYiU indijo Papfisirt liucfoe/it)

<lfa/

baptism (st{ rifTO

baptiterfi I aSMUff ^Hl,|wU(UdMI

2 (to ^i\a a name to) tflS^f.

rrot

baptixee a-e f|f,y n, .

bapliirr (.j) *«

Baptorois p,;,-o»<o; (Gk fcapfriH *lo
dip in water's-pr/i/i ‘Inrd’) wj'vw*
fVttT ffStlfit

barn 1 tlFWT/ .^*T ni
Z ilil (as a daeorttion) ^

3 (an)tliiiig that pUtruetat hinderi
or prerenli) ^ m t ft*, Ifflits

4 (harrier) m

6 (a ridge of asnd an I rock (mg'
menle formed across the ninuth of
a rirer ) ftfl / . W m (^t5,1 1 1)

6 Math ftrftrrr ra

7 Z4IC a (of suit) flM m
b(srhote hod} of lan}ara)VTOT4

c (place whara pnionart atand at
their trial) VtTO

d (denotes the presence ofthe court)

el ber arwiTO % RTO
«t the bar J *

(TWB

in be called to the bar
e (any tnhunal) e7Ttrfj*T®I n
bar of public opinion apiwi isttB

eyrarm/ (weiiotei)
bar s4 fttCTi ar^yrnit

hac ee-eyy'uoJ.mein.
bar ( binel ) J (31i gallons— liquid
measure) at err (srScnO)

2(103 qnarti-dr) measure) Ifft
(iTTW'rl)

BarabarJIilli Groff Vrrflft m
Baramula Croff Tn f«t W is
bar and yoke qni to jri
Barany a teslwpeintiBg teat

fcussingha

189

barye

birisio'ha TTl^^Fr,

Bit Asiocuuoa si»

Bif Cottnefl

barb 1 (of a fei:h«r) Zooi- s?*i» n.

2 (beard) «-

3 £.< (» hair or bnstla eadinj in a
double hook) iJj’l *».

AW^fi

Barbtdo* blac {lltUa atedaraek]

wt. (B->N *?d-)

Barbados DDtsphytic aut (/airop^
CBrffuj) Pi.«

Barbados pnde {CeetilptniA pukAe
rrima) f s^.\C »s (Baau, Bea Dn )
Barbarea Bet. (mater cress)

B. intermedia (intermediate yellorr
rocket)

B. pnecox (e*rl> ftasrenoj yellorr
rocket)

B. ttneta (small dosrered yellosr
roeket-'Br. TL p. 209)

B. Tcrei («r»M*t 5 ^)

B. ralpiru (meter cress— Br fl.

p^)afRrmpi»RIjt
B. ealpani florc pleoo (fnlsirii
jfert pUiio 'doable^owered com-
tstas*] a doable yellow rocket^-
5ST ersfFT CJT*aiy
barbarian srer, m

barbarons ad]. -ji'id

Barbery ape WWT TRT
barbastcUe w. (aoeieut word)

barbate ad]. B<.t. (beardedi beset with
long stiff hairs)
barbatas Bot- Tax. (bearded)
barbed adj. %fl5I. *»i*
barbed poocb Zool. VH

barbed wire Ifil ^zlfTl SIT

barbed wire entan'lements

barbed wire fencing BT7 ^

*tT

barbeiroaConorbinnt megista (a
large XP eoae-nose C'5'^^ bug)
irt.

barbel 1 Zcof. (a slender tactile process)

rpn/.

3 (a (resb-water ffsh with four
baibela its «ppcr jaw) «X^TBT/.

barber m- ,

barber ehair

barber fi*hw«argeoo »£sb=tang
n.

barberrr (mv shrob of the genus
£erteTti)^r5lfrT».(B<r6ersi caljani
tr^rey yiyj^cp) f5?tT^/
barberrr bark^berbendia cortex
PKarm. (from Berberu ealporir)

barberry extract =beTbenne
barbel (a bird) aa. (anoest

came — so called on aceount of fe«-
ajBg on £g berries)
birbicei Z«c(- ■ VI is-
barbital C&e-a. (oietnyl barbitune
acid) *»

barbiulum Sled.

birbiul eodinm P\am.
barbitooe = barbil*!
barbitoce Miabie (sodiua barbitoss)
a barbital aodjoin
barbitante n.

barbiianc aJj. Ckrot. (—a mutua
of malonie aeid aodn rea)
barbitane acid inBt

barb of a feather » ramaa Ztxi.
'TBlTB n-

barb proyectioB Zaol «n->h ^7
Birbrooia Zacl ( leech of asknowo
hab.ts )fmsT5I traiPi
barbule Zool s(si;a, /.
barchas = baikan s barkban Cnj
(trarellicg sund dune shaped like a
crescent) n-

Bir Council fWa
bar dugram ;«T fhx
bare adj 1 Btw. inn. sfBIji

2 rorr*trpt?tjn.^tf^,anirr3Tl^3

3 wB® STB

bare xh. wni wssi, TBWT BshsIi

n-4)s«-s MwniW

bare anoouDcement atftTTnW-ttTB
bare area Plant Eeol. sTtn^if^ §nt,
8(ni

bare designation
barefaced adj
bare farts BiT-itnr
bare (allow (kept free from xegetatioa
by enltiTition) era^

bare neeesiiUe* WTfTBTBTt-atlB
Barenliia B Ascopodaiu

bare outline *.'t(Nl-a?T 3
bare rock
bare site ytnB-WH
bare statement (yytU-JTTtl
bare trustee (a truatee mthout a
beaehcjil interest — Aiytr )

bar examinations VTT 7
bar fetters (JJf. I.M) % 0 . Waittfl-

fiffre

BarfTi process CArru (forming a rusi-
res^tant coating on iron base
metals by oxidaticn with so-
petbeated steam r»l) arf*-

Barfoed reagent (a solution of cupne
Bt acetate S in distilled water and
acetic acid) BTC-fsB’W
bar for promotion
% BBTTS

bargained ^rT»n{ef.matk*tiBgft^).
j?t7t Igrmr Wit *TtT. rfin
ftRwt wlnl

barpia «. 1 atwt «« trtnrt.

* rn. tfr ti

3 ^t*t %.

la the bargain (orrr aad Bbo<*
wiat is stipulated) it «Pl«,

catching bargain wlTt

bargain and sale Lav Ctf

bargain away 51H TtTtT ^

041S.I fifaRTt will

bargain coUectiTely Ft ^

tnwy, WTtjfjt wt It WTtT

bargainee (tha xendee la a bargain
and sale) { F^) n

barguner ( nfr.a i ( t) n, rflTJ tt«T

bargaining agent

bargaining capacity WT’tt-WtyT
bargaining power Eatn- ftfR-wriB
barge /.

Doat ttt.
emiser
destroyer
lannch

marine
brig OnEtt
pontoon fhnsjVti
steamer twyVtl

ship SBOiy
vessel ^

dichotomy

Bargen'* ttraptocoecu* 190

war 5?-^, g«: 3?nTPT
battleship

Barrens 8 trtptoco<;cu»sSueplOfoc-

cusbovis (found in eases ol ebronie
uIcerstiT* colitis) hctuIUWI «i ®1

bar headed goose Jrn ft

a'Qcient word)
ban'. = bar)la
banc adj Chen

barilla s plant ash (an impnre

ao>U ftlinr made from plants «ITJ)
m

banu=baryta

bante(oati»« harisni sulphate)
5 fe» 3 m.(xfi; forR^abanum
for sulphite (or

mineral)

heavy spar

btriiooe i/uiie (a male voice between
bits aud tenor) *n

barium Chem ">

b acetate
b ereentle
b arieoice

b benzenC'iulpbonate

gffrfrt

b benroate JCft^

b bicarlionate 51115 jlnrOti
b borate 5^15 ZlOtt
b bromate 5^ 5^)tr
b bromide

b carbonate 511)3 nirnftT
b chlorite 511)3
b chloride 5^)3 sO?*!
b chromate 5U^
b chrome Col Ind 5’n3T^*
b ciltite 5^)3 hiTHrt
b dichromate 5^)3 fjeuHn
b dioxide 511)3

b di • phenyl-amine • lulpbonste
511)3 ^vw-fiiT’O

b ditbionale 5^)3 finv'ftq
b ethancjulpbonate 55)3 5qft»iT

b ethyl sulphate 5^)3
b. ferro-cyaatde 5113 WTV^-filTtrt

b Ooonde 5w)3WT^^
b formate 511)5
b hydroxide 5«13 TTtTtw
b hypo-pbosphile 5^)3 T" "’ifHl

b lodale 5^)3 JirfW
b iodide 5^3
b iso-vilenie 5^)3 ft 5?^
b laetate ?il)3
b fnerranc iodide scdatioa
5 TtR;^ nit?

b meia borate 5^)31111 Zl^tl
b iBethsDe>solphooate 511)381 {1 'll

nwiiftq

b (nclbjl autphale 511)3
5(5*)^

b monoxide 5^)3 u Vdilu

b nilrale 511)3

b m auto bcoiene aulphonate

511)3 i^»4 sjwnfrt

b oleate (tecbnieal) t^)3
mill)

b oxalate 50)3 fimAv
b oxide (nobydrous* 5*1)3
(irxa)

b peeehlorale (diiol) 5^3

iW»q(ir*)

b pet lodate 511)5 wff-a^g
b pefmaoganaie 5^)5

4n

b per-oxide 5^3 wft-qiftT
b pbeno) aulpbooate 50)3 5^

b phosphate (procipitated) 5^)3
im*« (rmaifte)

b. phosphate diaeid 5^)3 im^tv

L pboaphate moootcid 5^)3

b phosphite 5^)3 in%3
b platino^aoide 5^3 It55qi5w
b. polasMura ferTO>cjsii<de 5^)3
5513 wvqv qill'iiq
b propionate 5^)3
b Mhcate 511)3 tiriftw
b ailiro*(luonde (technical) 5^)3
fl¥3'!tiw (uRujI^b)
b aucnnale 54)3 ipilT
b, sulphate 5^)3
b aolphide 5^)3 5;q>5
b. aolpbite 5^)3
L lartrale 5^)3 aunflq
b thici-cyfnate5q)3»iag-5qn(fq
b (bio-aniphtte 5^)3 it*^.5j94)7
b tolnene^renlpboQite 54)3

b yellow 5^)3 ( 0 c<jloar»

reddish yellow in hue. and

of rery high S brilliance) 3

barb fj eeo in^ ssiei

dead barb nn Hit 0110

111 ing barb tUHtn
oserhatb «if^$i>
underharb iTSl^^
barb r6 1 = debarb Fcretlry BWV
UHUdf 31 ^ 351 ^

3 riseioi eniiin
laib tb

barban=barehaD
barb beetle

barb bitxe si bark Mater
barb Miter Foi eilry 55* atqai(*
barb cambium »** ^51
barb rorb 5e*45HT
barbditeMe 5**iViT
barbed wood Fereetrji 1l*f* «1ts
batberpe^ qidinO* m
birbesibite (a velvet klaeb ampin*
bole reaeDiblmg arfvedaoiute tjrn*
Nft«) f»i.vTTFaflra m (W (or
niitvstirt

barb-evirict *5* ftwit
barb fibre anf»-w*3
barb girdling Foretlrg *5* *5155
barb gouge b barb Miter
barbhaa b barchan
barbing deer ^fpt^n (cf iti Kepiti
name infiwi occurs in SB

S 3 4 13), «l5iri III

barbing iron = barb spud (a tool
for peeling oft bark) *t4n^S »•
barb leal rs *5* 7*
barb liquor Dyeing *W-TiT
barb-Iii er ( r(5 n

Larbo meter 4Mt(R m.

^tannomeler I144UM 111.
barb-tcorchiDg. sun scald yorrirry
*W TI 5 * ®TB 5 l»H 4 l, ^ 515
barb ipud baiking iron
bark structure *T*4 jT**T
BarteriiBoi JT»t-0*r!*

B. courtsllica (decoction of root
IS given in pneumonia vwlAI a)
qwlHqi* JvTg

B cnslata ftrf»r*l fpr? • (MV.
f|d»1*r, Bisu fnvft.Ben.ItvO, Kia
flfJ)

B dicholoma b B etutata

SaiieHa longiflora

191

banan oalc

B. loB'iflora (BisTi

MW tin koi

UkK!^

B noctifloraCdistubution — Da<'cao,
Cirnatic. C«yloQ)

B prionitjs ft»r (B , N , M ,

Cn 5^. Kin Sin t<i«u

kurdndu, Bombay iorkant*)

B. itngosa (B . U

Mil mIoiTiTinat, Tara
Tel

>arley ilf m . ^

>ai\tr] pe«\ in-3^
jirley pcarliog iT^-g'^T^'T
urley pearling mill
jarley »ng»t ^•'srbyi
barley water
bar library

Barlow’a wheel EI«. ’trtTnfj^
(TTTT.ri'g dipping lotomerwry)
bar magnet 5*^
bar>man (a metal worlcar wbo maices
bars) (4^) n

barn (for stonog grain, hay. and
other larm prodaets) ITWTOT n.
(from Bengali)’ wieifl

granary sy.eijrmT
godown ^iOTi7,t|T¥iT

aiorefgrtrm. Wi'n?

itorehoute Acnnrt
warehoase

barnacle (protected by a ea1ciC«il
ehell of tereral pieces) "•

IJirnes' chat Jeer^Fl^-erTT*
bam owta«rbite owl (ryto af&s.syn
Strir /fawmea)
bam yard

Baroach Ge(iy.*i5*'3 "

Baroda Gtoj Sil'jr n
bar of appeal Xaia fm

bar of claitns Laic
bar of junsJictioo |r7Tf4ErT4^4
bar of limitat'ioa Late er^fg
at (be bar of pablie opinion eRfi %
«BW

bar of init Lav

bar of the High ConrtTtr»ffRrarr ^

barograph Matmrof.VrfllfeH m.
barometer 1 *rftTin^ m (ei3+ ft-fhr.
W>)

9 (that which aerree to register

aecnrately ehnnges in nny flactna-
tiog state) m

barometer gauge T^SBRUTR
anmn)

barometric a4l> ^rfts*i!«i*» dlfla»

barometne bmgbt
barometric levelling 5tire.

*rpfl7 ?RWr
barometric pressnre
?K*irBrfnr

barometne pre*snre. temperatnre
and hatnidity recorder

baromeinc reading
baromeine tnbe=Tomc«lliaB tube
Pkyt flrfl6HH*TOr
barometry 4pll7*fiT^ /.
baron Enp Hiat m

baronage « , fTfiP1*-7T*i .

/

baroness witRil /

baronet «

baroeet rb gTWWV'fJIT’t, Jit

baronetage ZIHWSJZ^ m.» ZZ-
wwtzzj/ zzwz*jz*^izfe/
baronetcy Z’ m n WK -Zt «i
Bare net icalorf; ZZ*lW»ItftZ
baronial aij

baronry le barony rntRJZ ftzz m ,
Z; WRsflWT /
barony «» baronry
baroscope zril^ m
barotma (Ok- 6orp» 'beSTy* + ome
’«BieEn=buchn Bct~ n.

Barosma camphor *pR*t| ztf
baro-tbenno-bygro graph Zidtl-zlT-

barraeVs J m

3 (a row of booses joiuod together)

fii.

(J1LI.70)

barrage 1 Mile /my- eRtwr in.

2 Irrt^aitoTt (etractore presided
withasenesnf gatee erected across
a river to regolato tbs water sur
f es level and flow upstream, it is
distiognishsd from a weir in that
It IS gated over tbs entire width)
JT^ZITes^

3 J/ycot. (tbspbenozneaon of mutual

repulsion between certain haploid
isolates of Hymenomyeetes-wliieb
results in a tone between theca
barren of myceha of two paired
haplophytes) *t1t^pi.
barrage of questions jic-il

barrator (one guilty of barratry) ZlX-

( rO m._

harratrons adj Zi^sZtrft (
barratry 1 Ctvtl Lav (judicial cot tup.
tioo) sTTZwear/

3 zrif^raz, si^tzzz n.

3 liar Late (commission of any
frand upon the owners or insurers
of a ship — Wharton) SJIWlf f,
judicial corruption aiyjfVz FZ3I
barred ad} Z4fr

time-barred (from

^tig'a atifllR)
barred by limitation Lav
barred by time Lav
barred debt Law ZT95ftft%5 ZC^t
barred gTondd-dove Ava z(fT
ZZtSF

barrel 1 ZtZ. "fWl

2 (a cylinder) WF m.

3 (bar-, bbl., bl , bri . 3l| gallons)
•riwft/. ("»»t)

4 (bar-, bbl I bl , brl., for fruits, ete,;
103 quarts, 7056 cvbio inches) tfgv
?raCl/ (h^)

6 (of a gun) ZTF in.

6 (of a feather) = qn>U Zodl.
barrel chnm <tfr ,
barrel filler (pet 4. 89) ’JJZ
barrelling of roads Head C<mt. 3^
7 ZZ (f^W ancient word)
barrel-shaped ad], zfaTZJT,

ZIWTZTT

barrel storage enclosore (petA- 88)
a>5 ftttg-WiZ

barren adj icST. Z***r. seii®
barren hind Z*RI zip
barren hypothesis Xpcqic za<Z ZZ>
ZWZT, srSFZTZZTZT
barren isy (Htdera Jwli*) WmV'A
barren land «5^T Hfif. Z»vz
3Rt ajRT
barrenneas

impotency W^rf Ji

bunaatk^bcirotk(Qaereui pumi.
a]) (pantln ‘dwarfish^^jJT ZVJ

b&ialtifora

barren toil

bamo «<jiJ ^ ^

bamtor eTV%5re, n.

Bmrtry =l)»mtry
bamrr 1 (tnj obstruction)

Mt ) V fT-.

3 = rtiliD' (onu- the ticint triadoe)

3 iJtntnj Lav (nail ol coil left b«t
TCMS t^o mines — AiMt) »raft9 n.

4 (gitfl Tcbere duties ire collected]
flWIlt n

& (<v/' ] (exteodon ol Ibe intirctie
cnntinentil ice sheet into the sei)

hItsb*.

bimfr inspection jtt f-tftyrt (ST =
5npr tchere octroi is collected)
bvner reef Zoo/ W?R-OTI^
btmDg of suits laif

Bamuftonii Sot Jlllfn

B acaus^la (Indiia otir, imifl
Indian oak) fpw (E .S iM
Ben hi;dfiEia vol,

Deeeia. Coicbii i;al)

B raeemoii (Indian oak)
f^n((Nadk fS7<7-B<o Can 397
*7*, Ifal MinudfdppiiiTaiD inmiif
trdppdldfRi Ttl ijmuilrofandii)

B speeiosi (the btrk has oireotie
pror«rtiet“B»iu) JOffC* fjTiRr
(skirts narcotic)
iMmsier’shirnsier-ai law
(Of"

bimster-»t4iw fjftnwl { ^ ei
bsmileri chinibcr fhfijss^ H»aw
bar room ] (srliere li<]Uors ue serred)

3 Vm il^

barrow *

bars- flat*

bars— betapnn T*r— Tjnlrj
bar soap xrTt

bars— octa'onat WT^rt

btrs^rounds nfst
bars— squares s^et— aUTTTst
}«Mai)nl rurkoo^ose 4reiS%3ra
gre (ftS ancient word)

ber.tailed fodwil ^rci sfl 3«a MKiyaCt
barter e WT^rtfwSia Kl*T-BftwT*t
«. (ancient word) (see esebange)
birtrr rfc. wr^fefriTW »TSJ
birterrr {•!) «

barterinf of (oe<'< ws^.|Vfint\

barter sr‘leni

barter lenna of trade WTOT 4

from Conat )

barter trade

barter trade »grfrnieBt ^t^HsInsitl

*W777-flftT

Bartlett white I'adsabatic lalphite
while lead

bar to adraneement Jif) at

BarfooeHa(B)B<K<

B b»ci!lifonniswrft?t-s*.

Banoeua Bot 1 (haring scale tiVe
leares) sr«Sntf.ff5!tft(acale 7t»)

3 =)!eDttelia

B anrea^lTTWq^

Barton ebacilIuiBBartonella Lanlb-

har to reappointment jsfsjfk S to-
ats

bir.w beeii. ^Wertla (pair of wbeela
(or enoTing logs) »

barsnni Jtn tnsfl / (Cf. L»pcba
ram*fo^o>

bar^biotite J/inerob (a varietr of
biotita cootaiQing bannin oxide)
gRwivtt n

btrvlite m- (<lt> for tr »*3 ban-

um. ^ (or aili«ate> -X* (or
«Et« nuneral)

barjsilite (a rare lead ailicate) ^

afraos.(«i>l lead. «)*• lor f«t«aili
rale. '(3 (or film mioerali distin-
guiabeJ (tom alamoatte Slw
baryapbrre Geol- (tb* beary interior
portion ol tbo earth) *T(nt*Ttl n

baryta CAesn (buiuni tnonoxidelnl^ai

ba^tt feldspar ^fnrt-tT^n
barsta paper (hero l>ar)ta«>banan])
Pholej

bsrrta aolntion clitn

baryta water CbeTis.(hannmhvdenride)
gfhn.TO (tnlaaytif)*'
birjli white =banqin soipbaleChcm.
fwia ys/lT

baryta yrllowabanom yellow Chen.

birytet-shante |lfgfsn n (tH. (or
14*3 bariomi^ (orV^ttslphate.
.7* for mineral)
barytee ore (OQlcTA-tntV
barytes whiU Ctt. M. Kftuftn 7^

Barvtheria Palecefol. (order)

*wr in

Barrthenum Palivnfol. (Ok. barct
'weight’+ -fAeriuei) tnftwft’Wnfil
baryline=bante

baryto .Vincral. (denoting horyfio
ii'id) gfttfl*

baryto cileite (-77 for

O’ani imneral) •

barTto celeitite n. (-t*

for Bfh* mineral)
celrslite tftgTftr*
barTiron=mrsoD Slee

basal adj. 1 KlViftv. strarr.

S Chem
5 Bo/

basal am ForiKrv (the area of a
breast high cross section of a tree)
stTTTl Vtl4*S

bastVbody Biol ntraiT.:*™
basal body femperatnre aiP7lfi?flftT-
m

basa) cell Sod. llTaTC Clm
base) due ] stmT.frnr
iZed rslftt*
basal drrsiiDg Birfhi* ty r^i 'TH
basal grannie Biof. (grannie bual
*1 SR to flagellnm aTn)*^^^
snMitcfwn

basal growth Sot stTSUft?
basalit Sod. wnm TC
basal manunng RTtfntWT7nT4
basal metabolic rite BiocAm. itm

wwiTaT *4

basal metaboliim B.ocbans., Piyi.ot

stpiTTnei'tw/

basal meliboliim rate (B. M B-)
WTTiT apj (m,w m )

baial piaaeoid Cryjf. WWIT
basal plaeenlation Bol.StNKBt'tXTTJ
♦TTtT

basal plate Sod. IIT4TT 4X
basal procrai srr9Rjn4
basal plerygiopbore Zod. WT71T RSW
basalsZrxV •TTarnfttWt/.
bt<att Petrog (a dark «Ri8 tpeei'es
atfltitittl PI.

baiah coursed (B. C.) stBtWtW^T

(«. f)

baadiic anpte arfitinfnn <tShl
basaltic liorableode Slf<kmf)tlV
•Vt

btaaltirortn arfy Polcontol.

baial wall

193

VTT, (looking like tniniatiire colnra-
n»r Swinnerton 1917 p 60)

baiil wall ■rnm^rfn
biMDile Pr(r(9. (oliTine-teplinte Vlt*
Johannaen)

nTm fn< (tephntediffera from basa*
nite in not containingolivine— Web^

• T. tephnte)

B. A. acrew thread lection fTaff iM’a*

wftr

bale n. j wWt m.

2 ilil «m«n^ «. (occun in

^n'Ta *rB«). wjT

milittry baie afTWH.

wyt

niYil base *nft* ailtHMi^I^ wjl

3 Chem (a eomponnd capable of
reacting with acidi to form aalti)
413 fi<

i (in baaebat)) ^ «.

6 Jtfalh ■B end arrVR m.

6 Orttm . PAi W« WMIT, (root) WT5 n.
bate ailj, 1 (frandalentl) debased in
yalaa) ^5-

S (ol illegitimate birth) VTT3
3 (not haMorhoIdiogbjr hoQourable
tenure) ffl

biie rb. wm *wt, «T«m: frtr, 4rw-
VT, tfltt nwsrr. fumi *T>rT
baae angle 1/aiA WTwn.^
baieball (a game lo called from the
four baiea V) m.
baae board atpgn
baae.bom Orsitl

biic bullion jntJttnfltr (f^ 'baao'
metal')i (crude lead oonlainiog
ailrer or gold and ailrer)
tfla

baae coin Tom. jrg tv
baae court £ato (inferior costl of
juitice) •ttiniwn
beaed adj atPITt
baaed on ficti gr ariTT
baae eitite Lav (eatate held by aer-
Tieea not honourable) flT ftTfl
baae eichaoge Chtn

bale exchange rapacit}' i2et

arv-Vflfi

bate exchaoge proeeai Chem. 41l ftfit-

wrftvi

baae fee a qualified fee

basic Qualitr

base le^el

baae line JtfotJi atpgU^W
BaselU ilof arq)r^<ni%
n. alba a(7t^

B, rubra (Indian apinaeh)
iP?)^ (DsN.,U. «5tfe«, Hin.
Sind. Cutch nit. Gnj slid)
bale map Mpm-Iirrfkn
biaement 1 *Flf
2»OT«.

baiement membrane Jnat (fonning
a auliatratnm) WJ.fipt
baiement alore]r(nn<]erground atorey)
ai'gV*^ irw

ba*e metal (opp ncUemeroiet^'t’O)
5e»-'»n

hate metal ore itig MQtV
Bateo<liicua=Fupolia^0ot KraiT(vrV-
ffsrfr

bale of a eliff 7tfl7l7r-7I7
bate of a cylinder mmiT
biie of loganihm Uath bTT4TT
baie of lupply If.i jnut RtPm
bate of the central whorl Bat
wftt *( arrarr
bate of the heart Anat.
bate tenant Law ariT^I
bate tenure Law <t»l *pft (>1!^
CoQlt)

bate year Stotiidea aiTaiT at
Biihim'a nixlore Pharm. (an aro-
niatie aolution of iron ana. and
aniiooniam ^nijj acetato f]^a}
•rTn^firB

bill Client (from basia, denoting base)

baiiLranchisI aAj. ZoU. (baaalakaletal
portion of a braaebial arcb) awl *11-
WT

baitbranchu! plate Zcot vnhtTVT? ^
basibranehioalegal aJj. Zact. «P»iy.

WbtWT

baiic aJj 1 arpanrp. arpaift*. «j?t,
HUPT

3 C&eoi ^fivdrom 4li baae)

S iV<riKr«*:aubailicic (ooor inailica)

bailc ad^uilmeot arratti}^
banc art KT^fT

baiic Beiieiner proeeaa Chrm

(VffI

baaic black Cfd /ad.VlWnt

basic blue Cd

basic brown Coh CR

baaie class \ atiRlT*^

3 (standard) BAN
basic colour^f^ (rt
basic (prime) cost Coes- WH
basic craft atTSiT RlVt
basic dyel)^
basic education anRrT-f^T3Pt
basic education board WlRTT On{ni-

baaie entry aipg17*ir(B^
basic tan arrgTT’t't QCV
basic fares gRTA aTRR
baii>ehromitic odj Bid- I ( capable
of being stained with basic d)es)

3 (eompoeed of baei-ahromatin)

filClffB

bisi rhromatin £ib2. 4tZT(Vnff%
bail chromitittie oA). Biel.

basic hydroxide
basic idea fraiT

bssie induitrywkey industry Cotm

■TBT?Ol*T

bssie letrusiTcs Qiel anBfhW
basic iron ann^
bsiirity C/iein 1 ( quality, state, or
degree of being a base) 41397/.

2 (power of an acid to react with
one or more equiTalents of a base)

basic lead thromale^^
basicJined adj. SIttaL ^ ft* amy-BilB
basic magenta Cbt- I»d. H3I7(1
basic military training KTRiT^tlfW
BftlRCl

bisie minimum price wpiKifn a^BtnT
*(]FB

basie needs a r ptn ict
basic nitrogen Chem apn(^
baiic oxide Chem. ari^
buie pay anwAww, arraiT^
basic period Stitiitiri atTBrUBfl, atm-
Wt9

basic plan wpJTt'BlBm. arpBlTiptfhrBT
bisic price arpgiyspi qjpr
baaie principles arWir^B felps,
•TT’CITip

bssie process ifetaJ frgt
baiic quably (CSOM. M9) atPBTT.Wl

basic quota

194

basis cianii

basic quoti WNR swhr
oui^rtanial fonttnclle Zod MtlUlt
Orq

baaic rsu *TaTi-»r3

banc tstio" card aqqq qq«

basic raw matensl wpJTT^’t wl’rfffS

wirift

bisic record uruiT^
basic record of property Wl

■tixuis

basic research wwmjjr

banc neht ■TflPIX «finTT> ^ trfq-

basic rock Piirog- w

basic aait Ckem <tf«|

banc scale WTVK'^tn'd’ft

basic scarlet CoL Ina

basic achadule wan V *3^^

basic school srqiT qi4nT«T

basic school teacher «twrniaviui>

ftnr*

bi'tc slig > Tbofflis' phosphates
Tliomai slag (coasiata o( phos'
pbatsa) tn^lq
basic sod'V^ ^^1
basic stain ^f^srftrycqq
basic staple r«»lei nrwr •nnn«T (stv
pl« IS hat* Uagtb)
basic steel aSHS
basic sulplksle white lead Ccl- tnd
ijfeW »ft«r
basic luperphospbiteVl*
baiietuptily sntflT'BTW
basic type iJicl arratT-ar^
basic wsfcs serUtT
basic year s»raTT-a^
basic yesr imports arrUTf-v) srnpr
baiidia pb of basidium
baiidiO. ncTt

batidiocarp JlTycol. m. (Sr4

for ’l*4ie (ruit-body)
basidiogcactic aSj. Ifycol 1 (pro-
duced by a baaidium) na'aftiinni
9 (boms on c basidium]
baiidiolicbcD £(X m.

BaiidiobcbesesCcS iK.p).

Bu>dioi]|ycetea£<a B4a ft » t n fitii.pt..
sq'rfWav-ah es.

Bssidiopbora eutospori Oof «*g^-
«!5* Bqt&WT

bMldlOpboTC fiel. (bMnOf bMldl*

ffB-Ster) ( %‘0 m.

basidi^spore /lot VC^/

C] gooidium v(t

baiidiosparua odj, JIfteof (with apo-

TM borkc OB cUlVal

basMium Bb( slT^Ntm
basidorsal ZmA. (it is anterior
wn) unT-ifr

baai-fieial atie ^oot 3KT4IT nv
Lasificalion C&rm
baaifier Ckm *41(41/ ea.
biBihaed aij. Set silWKtni
bssifised emliei arVKHiB q/inriTq
kasifilgtl ait. l^col (lUeelopinf Ti!
{tom th« baa* upwards >0

*rTtfnlriJ(-Wj

basify rb CAm (Iq coneect into a
l«se] 41(q

basibyal Zod 1 is. (a broad median
plsta constituting lb* tiaaa! or cne-
diaft eenlral portion of the by old
areh^Cliainlicta) (Idiwil m.

9 adj (i«Nn

basil (^(mansMlifienns) «t^(l4
/ (MW twfW)
biiilarody Pud eim/*
lasilir artery vliMl ■Tsrfffrft*^
UasiUrcbia 9S[trtr tmfs
U archtppua (viceroy buttci^y)
piupvTan*

basilans qA$ Ifimol (basal} teiUinn^
basJar membrene Annt
baailene fact blue B^fast bine D
basil<coo = batilironoiiilincot = resiD
cerate Phitrnt o»-

liaatloaauridae^ZcupIoiloottdao
DasilosaurussZcoglodon
haul thyme qsisd/.
basin 1 ^t4t /

aturaiDiaai liasio vHl

cast iron Laslo aswiuW^Ttft
copper basio Sira Wft
eoamctled steel basin
qWTSTOft
gjiss bssln VIW Tltfl
lead baiio (Bn Pnfl
Bickcl basio

poreelasn basin ^■qi ThB
silica basin ^mt <n4l
itaialeaa aleel baaia srvjy qyn-

anger catlnsatica ImUs Brin arri-

etq

5 d^rie . foreitrg a ’(* hollow or
onelosure made ebout tbe base o(
a tree to reoeire water for tocia-
telling the roots) ■Idtl'd m.

b (an area enclosed so as to be fiood-
ed fur snbsequsnt oultiration) ^

SCrct (so area IQ which the firsts
dip utuslly from all sides towards
a centre) 91^ n.

4 = waler.sbcd TOBTft /•

6 (of an ocean) iflq (when distiog
from channel <M). qTtf ».

Cf channel iqq
lynclme (trough)

6 (the siitire tract of country drain
ed bj a rirer) nOiu «.
basin clip Che**. W*
basin (or watering cattle %

BTsft fitFllrw BTT. BU 9ra (tit ffOl
dV 'to drink')
basin guard n/l n.
basio JwMer tirfl q/ m.
besiD irtirslioB tfld’

<1

basiB liaiiD' tn
hasm niriliod •l^Srtl fl^
basin of a river Qeoj (tha entire trae
of country draiuad by a mer) <tf

basiD-iliaped valley ti4l4fT^(BTf
basin.wide plan imp tOreiq(l^

baaioccipital adj. Aiuit , Zed. BT’
HBrninit

tas'peUl aA] Bot (developing tower
tbe bate) armnflroft ( t^)
beeipetal succession Dd stiqnTfuTk

VI

baiiphilB basophil
basiphil cell Zod, 4t(Tvqt sftin
besiplerygium Zod. UTtinvc m.
beai pterygoid « Zod. arWlT ftfWl j
batipierygoid process aqqirftV
Btlt

bast-nng r<ic(.qn-tqq
basil 1 WTWn n.

a (of a cliff) TIT, tiTtq m., TOjfl
3 Cham, (bass) tft( IS ‘
basis and acope «ttt/ c^h V*
baasi mnii ^eoL BcirntTT

bitli for calculating

19$

bath

baiii for calcuUung
h«M»iihrnoid n. •sbatnphrDOiJ bone

ba»t«pheDOid atlj Zod-

bwuphenoid bone Anat , Zool.
baiUiemportl adj.

ba^.vemttl adj- Zed. u an-

tfnor)
basV lb.

BlUaii

baaict n.. zlvfl
bukei-ball fhn
bifVetJTxaWer friWTT m.t tbrft
WWT

batketmakcrs cooperative loeiety
f»ai*TT

baaketjnaker'a vtareaabuket work
baaket making itffl ^ani

**batket of epga" topography Qtd.

(Uolmea y. 230) W»fftl»-»CWPnf
baiket p)aBtiDg«aplaBUug lobaaketa
fhrtslnf ftWT

baiket ahipa (PAU- 1(436)

buket leit tube
baiket wsllowaaouer wiUew
vW«(

baikeLwerk 1 fqz«.^, cbvfi;^ «t
«Tsr

3 flu fkirtei, staRct

balking lhark (ao called from iti
habit of lying at the larfaca and
balking m the inn] ejaMU
Baile green^tnineral green
baiobUmutile m (^3> baao.,

ftt.biiuiut* (or fHnS biimolh, .W
for mioeial)

Baiommatophorarcipt (Gk.buit'base
+c*"«Ha*ej e'+fberon 'to bear*)
aertm^t WJ’ni n. (hiring the eyea
at the bale I wjhn toborJer)
bi>o.phiI. l>aso.phiIe aJj. Bid. (itain
only with basie dyes)
baio philir. baso-ptuloui adj. Bid.

bceophilie adeooma 1^17x77 cRv
bea-relief»bas>o relicTOalow relief
Art

ban Zoet.fcornipt. of iortf, which 11
akin to LG. bcrteX *rongK tharp*)
ea. *Tongh' oeenn in tha

«ina«5tm)
bass a<fj. dfnsie
Ba«aUa=a)>>«sa) tone
Ila<iaria»lb>4sari*eiia
liasvarirron Zixi. (nlmC

aiieient n ord)

Bassimcus Zcd^ (Gk. {laaidni 'tot)
(ancient Word for

■fos*)

B astnttti I7,in»7'»)infe¥7
ba*» lief ifuiir *Rt-f**
ba*4rt horn (a tenor BK clannet) Wt*

efn

Ili«ia Fot Jt'inaaift

11 buiyraeej = Indian butler tree
(the butter is an escelleBt emol*
lietil—Basn)

n. latifolia (butter tree, mahna
tree) rnifPB *nCE (B N .U. sv.
Ben. Mar maAnxt. Ilin •»!*!. G03
•aalitttfa. Tel *T.'3- Tam. B
B. lon^fidia Qieat} tre* laahoa cl
Southern India) iTi{js

B. miUbanea %79*aiv{B f^tn Mala,
bar)

beiiiaet (eanh mangolJt Colika
poUtim)

hiiiooB (a wind ^loitrumeBt of the
double-reed kind) /.

baiio-reLeeocibai.TTlief
bail. relief sbaa-relief
biHvood J (any tree of tbe genux
Titia) «.

3 (also ilx wood) n.

bast e phloem iM- ((onox the down-
ward paasage for food toatenal
manufactured by leavee) ar^rfl
(tB)«

bastard aJj. 1 WO

3 frlTB

S (hybrid) ^

4 fit'W-

baiiard ■toe(^);ereai*(r«><i/cfM}«xnr.
jsnft (Basn %•»•)

bastud cedar 1 (Cbeb-esio (.jhwfjns)
i|*viMItt •».

5 {Gi>.STame tirv^teta) '%Xl^ /.

(Ran.. Twin, eto>)

S(S<TMid4 /drtfwoa) \H(i(t /.

(B.. NJ

bastard dittany ^>erhima«l •f^u) VgT.

Ct«m.

bastard face (Fr- lur/oce fa»»fffttl«l(e)
tmUt i tW W5f (nilst tangent)
bastard file

bastardise r6.WT* *TBT> «k4I

RHk ^inl

bastard jute (ambary hemp, IIihtc%s
eai»ti<ij^«ns) eiwjfe^l/ (B.M)
bastard mahogany {tWB
bastard tnyrobalan (rrrtninolia Me-
rim) ei- (B.. K , Mj

bastard olrandcr (rArretianem/cfia)
r?t73«7n (Basil)
bastard quill Zed. ftrcvrqa
bastard saffron 1 (Carthamus tin'fa-
nas) S5*« "• (B-i M., Nj
3 fkwB few. ijJp
bastard sago palm (Caryofa arms)
57V».(Ik.M)

bastard landil (BrylXroryfaw motto.

pytiam) m. (MalJ

bastard lerrice tree (fr. lerbitr
A/fr.dr)Tmft5iq^
bastard teak (dhak, Sulea moisosyrr*
no)

bastard wiog filT9T*79
baitardy (state er eoaditioa of t
bastard) WTHBl /•
baste riv 1 A OTWT, 3'TT^
8«Wlfe5ni«Tm
8 Condie mating BTHt *TTBl
bast fibre Set- 5W^> WvflTI^l
basdnado tb- 1 v*'’"*'

3

biii*g/,(wTTTTXT(Mar unija)
balai euluvalion (FM S3) vnt

batch ^ (a quantity of material deatiB-
ed for one operation) VFl m.

3 (mixture of raw matenala which
by fusion u conTcrted into glass)

8 *nt wu,

■ batch of offieen Wl ^

batchin>charge

batch number (of Taecme) VPttc m.
Bairo KaiiosofCrti Jtircit. tf^ fift-
firttm. '

bathn.l77R n.

nnmedicated bath ll^quvu;vs CTtR
3 (bathroom) •.

8 CJ^tii. ■ (a medmmi aa watar, air.

b«lh, •cid 196 btttl* »tT*y

♦lad or ©a. for regoliting tempe-
r«Sure) BTT* n

b (a resscl eoatiiDing snch mediuni)
sod bstb

djr>b(tli (aiQilh a <mall oreo btat>
ed from Mow)
embedding bath a4l)tl aiT^
hot air bath

hot water bath TW ^ ^17^
hot water bath and even (earn
bioed) «ei TOJtm mrT«s5
inictiTatiog bath and rack
nm-i Bin froB
radinm bath ^nTT^-BRB
•and bath firVTT BSTB
water bath (a copper or iron resaet)
TreBtTB

bath bnck (ailieeoni btiek) ftriSttCI
bathe c6 1 TTTT BTBt. BPBI, WCTT.
tsue

9 BfBS.SVTWB
3 ftrtTrtTi *T BTBT
batbed m blood
bathing ghat Tin VTT <Co9aC )
bathing or vaibiag place BT^nrcn
^•tWTT
bathing place TTIB T«n
baibiDg platform bbtbbw, «T

bathing trough nTT-SfMf, VT

riBT

bath Uit fBTB-n

bath mnttird (a pawdri)PA<ir«».T>nB
B+T

batho (Gk bolkos ‘dapth*) arBB
batho-chromatic sd/ wdy-ardff
batho (Immatitm. batho.chromg
CW araf Twm /

batho^hroaewbatbg chrome Ckam.,

balbo^hrome, balho<hreD>Ci bttho-
ehrommkodi
bttho^hromg ar^tlABI/
batho flore Or^ (an atom or

gronp which radoeaa ISooraseeeea)
arA ww M.

halhoJoncfd; Org Cbm. attl-Blfh*

bathoUle B hatholith
balbolilh Caot. (a graat maaa of lalm>
dad igBcoua reek whwh for the
Beat pan, atofpad la itt rwo a

contiderahlo distanes below tha
surface and extends to onknovn
depth) »r«4r?t «•
batbolithK aaj apB^W , JlW
ba'hoIitie=batholith>c
baihouieter nrnhhVR «>•
bathroom Mieinid •
bath aalti WB-Btra
bath tpoage BBR TarT^
bath stand am fts n , 4tn
bath towel tnfh VI

bath labamTn
baihjal sone Gtel inftT-S^
bathgehrome = bathoebronae
Batbgctena ZeU (a deep-sea form)
rnftrt^a S Jifil
Balhrergidae pefcoalot

drr m

Baifaj'ergiit PdfeonM (eootaioa a
siagU species, iboCape mote^al^
Lull ^2S6) (cnftT

,Uriea)

6tthrlite,batb;liibwbilhoblh
batbi-meter matMnn «».

Baihrmetrt (Gk. Mhr$ 'deep') ZeeL
rRfttuflBJrerft

B abYsnedla at ti m ei ^ ri rf p f i ft B
baibrmcine. bathgDelnca] adj.
ntnfrtfirfttt

bitbgmetncaf dislnbulion Zml. (ae*
cordiog to deptbalanillBljHJT
arg ^ttraiftB -seTB

balhrmetry ertaifte Iktfit, atg^ilinflk-

firfr/

Batbeoelli Zoot (basoet«lsoD)<age9-
etrgjj life

Biibvopsis Zod bIvti-W}^
bitbrorogrtphieal ed/. (pert to ocean
'depths and mouataui beighta) aiaff,
n«BWI.

batbyorogrspluea) rasp anffrrrsret
asirfav

Bateidei PofeoeteL ^an ’M«t(x'atl
ras)

baton argr ■»., i<ti
baieoette Zad.W*jil/,

Beirachia •< Amptubie
Bairarboipcrraura Jht (ibfUas eora-
posed of branched boedliko threads)
Sftt^ 8BI&

D BomlifonBC am,^ ttfiltl'I

Batrarhostomna Area iT^V-artfa
(Greek word haa been htersllg
reodered into English ‘frog-month'**
hr* 'frog'. 3® 'moutli')
battalion Jtfil (four compiniet) IB ok
epn, from
regiment argigT*
platoon gait*
rompanr gtR
corps fk*,'*
bngide

BattivallePof =CissampeIos pareira
batten ri. C* 3* IVbi. ft St *TBT,
fiwi ftwi *t wist *m. airmB
batten door WV-flT
battened door ***-STT
baiter f&, 1 ‘Indd (to beat lepaatedU),
Bit *)t **Bigt *1711 tin,
flllHI

2 (to attack repeatedU) eiidtHB,
BIT BIT WTmTI *m
S (to banmer) BJIB, ^TT, SB*bt
batter 5arv. (as loward ilopa) (Bm

battentt in partlltl P)ip», uuyuf
*ai|lT (/or rapfonaiion tea parallal)
bsitanea in tenet Pips al^fc aagfi
battmng-raiD ifit. filRa-<nB<m.
battery I £«« (I.PCJ dnrT n,
aaraftr (as* affray, aggreaiion)
2£fte„ J/i/.aigp/.

3a^ Waft/

battery charger Tt^jl-tniT*
battery container Tig]gT BIB
battery of artillery TtlBM-THCn

btitery-operaled (aets) MgjlT Bt%T

battle H. t drUTBrn
action lirtTIB
engagement
conflict
fight T«l
combat

"•a 5*

guenlla warfare
eainpiign dT*B. gx
2gi:n,ffBTm,«Tlt
batGeci ftB/B *TBT, J* *TBt, *TBI,
#TBh BTBI

to pre battle (to attack an aaem;)
BTBSB BTBt. BTBl
battle ahore cIoodsh[^f^4nnB
battle array ftBTB-agjTBBl

batlle*tze

19T

6. Com.

battle-«sr ^nCJI*?5IT rt

battle cruiser Hit. i«

battle dress

battle drtll Atnn

battle-field n.

battle formation huih /.. m.

battle front j^umiO, %irJT.g^

battle of life

battle of words

battle practices

battle-raS'e (nngo best aoited to
bnn^ on an enemj 'a lino of battle)

battle royal i (a tree fight)
iniJR

2 (a preenuneot battle) TTS-iwiH
battleship TSt tIh «u
ship of war

battle sane j/iJ. ^Ttnr-'rfrf^
battse rb. (act of beating tcooils bos-
boa etOi to dnre or entieo gams
from eorer)

jMt vtUowBSalis coerulea
Batidouin rea^eot CXem.
g ft f’t l

Baudouis t/st er reaction Otem.
(a test tor sesame oil) sflVI

trmi sfifk?!

Banhlnu «T»Tm-aTft
B. acanunata vmmT
B. asgnina (bifid leares— McLean

B. granJiflort

B. macTOstacbya ( distribotioo '
Assam-Sylbet) oiwe'l •n’-esK
B. tnalabanca WfS %tasi-tK (Hm..

Bombap anil, Kepal omliUbO
B. purpurea (fiowen rosy purjile—
Base) ?®3*7 (Bass

i i rin r. inv. rsS«T, Ben- Man

B. racemosa U-fTlZ (Bass.

Ben. Mar Bombay .meu-

rajM

B. retusa (?^^

Emoaon)

It. seandetUBB.macrostadijn
B. tomentosa (wQd ehampak)

(E, K. <*3)

B. rahlii (it IS a eJimber— Bass)
B. Tariegsu KW'.K (B..K,

M C*^5PT. Ben TrtWd Ii7«fJa»n.
Hin *^^.TeL Urt. Iwo-

Baume bydrometer (laeorreetl)
Beaoms. all tbs degrees on a Baamo
acals are equal in length) IstiHni
ntelUT-l

baumhanente (lead tbioarssnite)
amt^ fVa n- (”51*1 lead. for

•PuWca tbioatseoite. -W for
mineral)
aartonte

B A. nntU (British Association units)

erhra-^TZ

Bauru Paleonici (pineal eye has dis
appeared— Homer p2S6) •I'laijt-
S3I^ (pineal e\s ^3)
Bauriimoqiha Pjfeontef (snbonler)
«il<tWld*l*l •»

Lansile. beauxilr S’tilXd n, (IT- for
WBl 3 alnmiuiiini, *?• foe
faydroiule. TM for mineral)
bauxite deposits
banxite mine ftfll

bauxite ore

Bararun blue DSP atnh blue
baria. fa;$ot (a bundle of brushwood
or other light cowbustible astter.
for kiadliAg. feoctog. draining)
Bl Bp

baud jfHt/-.
coorobine

nigbt-walker fiRl H'flA
prostitute
street -walLer
bawdy od/ m-tl.*, yfitn
bawd jhouse 5^ Wt

bouse of ill-tame %yui^. qC31
brotbel urzni

bay a,(|. (roldtsh brown) lll(%IU
bar iCny.laa inlet of the sea)
ST^f % •s.^eent

2Bc(.(bay laurel. baytree. Lanrx*
•o&ifrs) aZU es.
be «T stand at bay «BPt ^ TTB
keep or bold at bay $ ^TTin
bara Am (wsarerbird) lu., ZUT
bay antlerssbex antlei (iu 'twies*:
the second btaaeh of a stag's ant-
ler) IH) » Bf-TOm
baydiaeked ibnke

bay baaboorat i'«wu (BWa^g,

Bayers acid (2.8*. or 2-7- aapbtLvl-
aniine sulpbonic acid 3*naphttiol
snlphonic acid) snxt

bay linrel=bay
Bay of Benpl
bayonet VtTQS fit.
bayonet exerci«e ani^p-WiWTft
bayonet scabbard
baron = oxbow lake CrtV.

bay owl .frrs

bay salt b. bay)

bar squirrel dfiiniffl fiifl?!
bay treesbar

Bata div* sfts^xs.JrfTfi (^»f^ an.

baxar=tnarkrt
baxar cess frjft
bazar medicine f)qflT-ijtT9
baaar Ux

B.B (peneil) •r. (« tor C» black)
B B. (bail bond) ». «. (««-**«)

B. B. (bofTalo boll) tim
bbl (baTTcl) 1 (lOfi quarts) Xt^t, (axL
?>*)

3(31) gallons) ««n.(«(«ril)

B C. (basalt couneJ) •. fJ. (^?TW.
Wt)

B. C. (before Cbnit) (. X. (i® ^

A. D. t. If.

B C. (BiUi Clerk) %. fit. ftrcAftx)
B.C. (black sheets, comgafed) ^.9.

B C. (book circular) 5 9.

B. C. (booking clerk) ii/f. (tW.
ff^)

BC.\. (bad climate allowance) Jtr.

“B e*#e“«*f5tPT(S01f. <7)

B.C.C. centre ^

B C.C team i^y fittlU-Tm-tret/l
B C.C. raennation
P.ilMI

B a. (EoOget Clerk) safe. (W.^rtXS.

feF,<)

B ela*s fjiftu Wi). *X wfi
B ela^i dealer fjaig m) zuTTTfl
B eUis ferry Wn .

B class pnsouer Zi) W

B Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) tn.

(e/*n-?5rT^)

B complax

198

baaring

B complex (yiUmm) UeJ witWK
b. i. (Let ill du 'twice a day') Slid.

fi ft

^elU (Gk bdtUa ‘leech } .Toril oiVvt

/. (ft awtl)

Adeltoida^dcJ (bJelloid ‘like a leech')
rt

Ai)elloMomi=Eptitretae
Adclloura Zaal (JdelJa 'leech'. oar«*
‘tad") ffsrfil

BE. (Bridge Eogineer) «. (J*3
■iftaJSi)

Be (Btume hydrometer) Pi (frfraltl

Be (beryllinm) Ciun fit (ftf?)
beoJ.lihn
ami

Ieishel0«i«tt*an7trl

have yoo been to the aty tti «rn

tebeiecQvBteilfor etrietIj'Oc At

beach Oeeff ttgn m . jfet n
beached ndj iTM.ff. tRTia
"beached timber ttiffit tf t w
btacL flea ^ool ^{-Rg
beach loreil 5 %^ tt
beach graji {Amtiupkila ercnana—
Sto^t oa ean dy ehoret of Itkca and

eenj l^srarq tn

beach umbrella hert.»* (^ai u ihort
for BSftmj

beach wormwood *• Arlemiiia
alellariana
beacon 1 xrjyfJj j

3 IhnUr /

SWItnrftTm (Conat)

4 (a light homo) Atwiw at.
beaconage TajrPat grg r
bead H. igfetl/

3 Sladatici SPl n
S(moulJin».)m*"»

gljM head
bead rfc nim

beaded ad} 1 UtieoX. (with a row ot
droplet! ctulM from tbe edge of
th« cilli)

3 Dot aricrqq, qfim

5 (ve bead)
beaded root Dot sftiqq
beadia; (« k,nj moulding)

beadle 1 (meeeengar of the court)
atllHWq p m
3 (under bailiD) aqtftflt m.

S (eouil eriar) atni^lTC m., gtlTT

bead like edj Bot

beadsman (peraona who devote them-
aelvea to prayer) oiAqi (uaad in
Ba]Mthan).a«q»ii» ((romOaaifirt)
beadtree (dfrlia oaeddrocA) atttffet m
(B , N . U )
beak «cg/.
beaked carp
beaked whale

beaker CAem ws^(4=^)«
porcelain beaker
pyrex beaker

acholt beaker (atudeoU* quality)
ateel aoalyait beaker qHcXq*
beaker cover

beaker flukv^.q^(a flaak with a

M3)

beakleia dolphin Jfamw tget ^^ 1 *

m

beam I qfg /

S OpAlWmef tftqWtSI /, tftff*
m.

S{of wood, Urdu 7 Hfh)i«reft/.
(ancient word),

i rezlilea (a flanged wooden roller
or fteel tube, which earner tbs
warp threads) qwA/.

G gwmt "»

beam vb I wqtqi.UWH'IMI
3 gwTwt. qqx mi
3 tqlfiTSIVt'n. itwni mtvqi
beam compass 5«re
beam ends TtilUet qviA ^ (hcire
“onda" le Ihreada)
beaming ( g^), irWRW

beam of light PApts HTOI
beam of raya OpAtA<sfmo{
fn.,tfW-qTKt/
beam of tbe balance gm
brim sealci ^ef -gin. qT*ft gwT
beam tnkrt (JtUl 393) Vtnilqqc
beamy eye lAflltq^

beaofInA/.lni

bean aothrtcaeae'firTAvr'nnti

bean gooie (Germ ITaWgsni) q»q tq
betn-ahaped od;. TT»*nqfWq
beinatick ?nr-q A»
bear 1 qtw m ,ff9
3 EarAanjfs qmi^ ( <T,) m . ipfl-
wi?rT

bear f 6 Wjq «nr» dildi, ami
bear account ^qqnft linr
bear.inimal cub Zod. qftfrtg m
bear a ratio cJ, Uatk. et^nw-qm

•yiniVqf

bear arms wigq qm tfimt

qrrq ^rqr

bear a stamp

bear.berry = uva urai qnmfr/.
bear.eat qi^ ftrw
bear cubiksciqeqi
beard,, m . TtA

beard it I ^pfrqCTlI. tflA
3 mqqi fitfrq mi. bib>

3 ?Tfl F*tHT

« (to de prive a ibellflsh of gilU)
ftiflUd

6 (to grow a beard) fWn
bear dale f^qrfks jVail
bearded odj iFwj, ^flra, ^rft qret.

AOW (ancient word)
bearded ina ^ qmijei
bearded vultnresUmmergeier > 213 ,

m

beard of a he-geat ani-f*, q«k O

Tifl

bear dog qin-fffT

bear down qyqi, atTtr^ mi

bearer I (one who bean or carriea)

qm «•

3 (of hereditary cbaracteri) qigV
m

3 Com (one who holds a chVlue,
note, draft or other order for the-
payment of monet) qigq w* (ai in:
payable to hearer en«.«)

4 (in a UlKiratory) hr? m. •

6 Coolory qftkqq m

6 (a house lervant) ajny m,
beirrr bnnl qrlf* W
bearer rhc<iuc qtj* qan^ft
liearer debenture qrgqtqsm
bearer security qm-tlfi^fk
bear fruit u.H- 11 , qyr ^
betntrg 1 i/aefc.

boaiing

199

b«tver

2 iVaJfc., Sun)

8 m. (...I.' ‘opinion havinft

k bearing on the matter )
having » bearing on ft
bearing oij. (ae, a letter)
bearing age TWWR WT^
bearing area JJJy WITH?
bearing charges
bearing date
bearing friction WTC
bearing interest cnrsi,
bearing of a line Sfirv ^ T'JIJ*

fttjfH

bearing on the subject

bearing plate Civ Enfin, WHH5 ^

bearing preaaure l/ocb. f-fftf

bearing aigniture

bearing aurface Rtg,

bear in mindv^i^ft t?RT

bear in view s^h ft

bearish ad].

bearish tendency £eo»

bear out (to aupporti to defandi to

uphold) WtJr CTO
bear's-ear Dot. rs.
bear tongue «nK*ftrc n>
bear upon the subject ft ftvg;
Beas (fiver) ftTWI /.
lieail (sn auiinalt a qnsdrupeJ)
m

lieast of chase
besii of plough ^ «fg
beist of prey fSw t».

besst of warren t5n^(lr'95
beat V I 1 •fTFt’r, Jtirin, mTfft
srr^ti^^ (tostuLe repeatedly),
fftrin (Of. bitteraipw)

3 (to tread a path)

8 (to flap the Mings) SIWI

4 yr/^r vsj/jtff WPfJ

6 (to beat time) tnw

to beat a druiniftsi WSTTT
beat ( 1. 1 (beating of the heart)

2

3 Hunlioo Wirnt
beatn. 1 (protective territorial charge)

TfttIT m

3 Hunting

8 Police Tftam n.

4 Phyi f7»X

fi (of the heart) n

6 Dig. (of a btoeb inttrumenO snTTS

beat a bargain fttpitl, fTTl

beat about 34T jfSTI

beat aliout thebu«h%T7>It^7lft'eT7t

beat a retreat

be it Uy iff bay

beat duly tfftjTT

beaten down ttwjmpn

beaten rice

beater 1 WlgW. WW m.

S(an>aclune(oi beating pul p) mi* m.
Sftift

4 HvMfiKg (ono who beat! upgeme)

beat piard J'orcsfrp TftST’St
licating of the heart Anal (0^7^,

betting reed Wmif stutR.fiHl
beat of drum (IfkqsnC^^ (Oilgit
1143) 4tZ71

by !>eat of drum ^

beats (of a block instrument) 71f|r>
sn»ra m

beat up lb. r<irMlrv(l9 fill lofsiluret
in an artificially regenerated trea
with flesh sowings or piaetmgs)
tgHTJTi

Deaucarnea Hoi. (ornamental leaved
plants— PNS)g7ftnrBJnfil l-Beau.
caineaLen) (KoliMMicba>). Lilia*
ceae (vi)”— Vfillis)

0. glaucB

n. rccHTTeta (rrcurrula Veenrved’

—the leaves) jjnlwn

beauflghtcr Jl/if. (British longrange
fighter) ^'hre n.

Deaufort’e icale=s standard scale (iq
it the strength of the Mind is indi-
cated by numbers from 0 to 13) fr*
(see churl giren fccloso)
Besuinonti^ grsndiflora (a strikingly
handsome ehmberi which is lre<iuen-
11} grown jn gardens> aad is a
native of the eastern Himalaya—
Tr, II. 663) tI?t3«7-g7rWt
beautiful adj. g^, Tthw. IRflT
beautiful cleat age i/tiierul.g’^tnm
beautiful nulhaleh iloei trftgT
beautiful rose-finch Ai'ti 7I79>

beautiful sibia Aef$ vftthT
beautify s6 g»tr *717T, tWiTfr 7W,
RSTHT

Dcauveault-Dlane reaction (redno-
tion of an ester to aleohoDiretl^l*
spin

brauxiiecsbsusiie

Desven'e LulIGnclt Am UPllJli

Besvin's kingfisher Aret
Bestaa e iwifilet

Deavan's wren-warbler ^pet tVlinr

beaver £col. (remarlable (or eon-
struetiDgitahoasesanddsmi aeroii
atreama) m

HEATJFOBfS SCALE

No. : ' at p h

0

calm

0

I

light sir

•rftJTTBtftr

1-3

2

light brceee

tfTfnftr

4^7

3

gentle breete

ftVniftti

8-12

4

moderate breeze

mftr

13-18

5

fresh hreeae

19-24

6

strong breete

tWTtt

2S-31

7

moderate gale

•tfnTTtr

82-38

8

frc*h gale

trgiTW

39-46

9

sibnng gale

w»nw

4T -S4

10

whole gale

tr7*»*7ir

55-63

11

-aiOrm

tr«*77

61-75

12

htitrirane

Btjwnr

above 7S,inean92

b«b«eriiia

b*«- keeper

WlwenBe (it hts been nse3 »s
e enbetitate for qoimo# nft*
Wft/

bebeenoe inlpbale Ckem

bebeeni = greeo-be*rt (»n ererjreen

lr«^ a(^rtr. m (it» bub

)ielde bebeerine)
l)eh«nne=l>«beenDe
beeelm tb 1 en*?! venf, errpT

a («Ft h) miwT. 4jti-n

bei.juee VI . evffc
becaeie o{^ cnv,
beehe><]e*iBer = ucp>og
DeekmuiD reerrengemeDti reartioe<
triDipoiilion C)iem (e rearrange
□lent by which a ketoxime in)efk
ehangee into an aiai<le derualir^
jeifeeaw. aftfi ffi.

DecLminn a apparetua CXem. (d*'
ternioea the reoleculai weight by
the lowtitng ei tbelreuing point
Rl*W. or raiaiog of the boil-
ing point s«tr«.«i«ne)
tn^

Beekmasa'i boiling point ipparatoe
intt*

B<eVmaBn*« (reeting point eppara.

lue erf<r^5JT etrittiv-sirv*

UcckmaOD tfaermometer PAyiieei
CAeiti BtTOR

Beckmano tranaforraation a fleck
miDQ (rantpoiilioD ilfVt?Vn^

beckon rb VPII.

bcckyJeaiei (horaecreui fVrcmra
hectahnnga)
become t>> 'ff’tT
become cogmeint ^7lV gm
become nteleea and iooperatiec
efifl rftr ereefi gWi
become veited fir%v ftiTT
be eoDliDed to itt own cage an^ evn

SOwVfirernt

Berquerel riya (ra)e emitted by a
radioaetiTe euhetanee) tftV

bed I ert*! /

3 (the right of cohabitation or
marital intercourae) rivWlf'IVU et.

3 (of ariToOftwet. TO*.,ffWwi't«a.i
VT»ii,VTt

4 Vxtaf. Gcol Ka-

roo

8 Wm.

6 ^ tta-i vntl

bed r& (to ierel the groaod about a
tree lo it nil) sot Weak when it
falla) aVtWV

bedbug tPin a»-, eacnei

bed eo\et W-nmet
beddi nut (TVmaeofia Acfcrtco)
WKi,V<Tr

bedded Gnd (depoaited in layan,
■tratiSed)

bedding foMT. «n«t

bedding andtlotbing VV

bedding appliance niTI 3VTPI
bedding plane Gcon 091 OR n . OM*

bedeck ri tfSHI. wfito VTOf
be deemed lo aali<fj the require-
menu of the rule ttoitt ft

vf fmr «t ^

1

bedeguar galte (produced on toa^
buihee) VR* Wtt
baielabeadle

bedew eh ifwi vfit.etta kt r?rtn vwt,

ftntVin

bed frame Rfy fng erviVTiet
bed bead ticket VW

bed 10 Vtrr tW»l. evift S WTHT

bedlam | (lunatic at) luiii)9'U'Al^l m-

2 (any place ot acene of uproar
and cooludlon. tumult) 55^- 15"

bed leTel(ofamer,eanal»et6)*rv^w
a low |e»el Pt«=r ver
bed pan yrtwt-mr, ntfi-inWm
bed planliog Fortttrt ^1"- lirft
S etmwt

bedplale-=**leplate
bed-ndden oJ/ nrvt-tl^
bedrock Geep Wi-ehi at.
bed ehecl ylWI fsn m ,
bcdi of eoaf erniT WH
bed aorc prtVT-BV
bed apread nmwiy m , vrpy
bedilcad aen /-« viWl|
bedtirad eenrOT eWIMV
bedatraw ( uuy 1 grb ot tha genus
GnliKfu ) Bit R (anciently

cael at etraw for boJa rati) .
bed ticking elolh (CSON 35)nitlTI9
(local tram), VW*

bed wotViog Ifiaiuj
bee trjVSff / . trjVT
bee bread (coisista of pollen) S^kf
Ta)v

beech (characterired by amooth f^tan

gre) bark 9'*)

todian beetb (panpamia plohro)
99 }f (B JI-M )
beeehmarten=itone marten

beech mart fknWTfV % miiaff
bee^ nut
bee cotone

bee cater (a brightly coloured bird)
ft*9»(aneieat name). VJSTWf m.
\>ee-CBemy trJUtft-in
bee eacipe V^VT ftftV
beef i?la(Vu

Wet caUact iffttri Omm
Wet fat »ff-9«I
Weflouer Oct n.

b«e(iteak(uepia(vt (oiisa Urgefeahy
brackelt on eal»— McLeia ISIO,
It groai on dead treea in bright*
rad tbtlvmg mataaa and etteaaaad
as a tal>ledtt>ca«y~Web.]>tA-C9V
(r/ the analogous lormationi vn*
9 T> 0 .*il^,«:%d))
beeMapeworm irfatH- mfft
Weftea >^q)irVt
Wei longue leWeltteak fungus
Wefwood 1 (hard red wood) VTWJ m.
3 (treea o( the geaut CotaoriM
ar^a: giifh) 9*5*1 /.
beegente ifffirffe* n (4. for tfts
laad, fW- for (Wig bitmutb, 9- for
Umaolphida. t* for •(«« mineral)
boe-glocea B5*T-9RPT
bee glue-propolii (glue collected
by beee to 811 cracks in the hire)

bee anm (a hollow gum tree in which
wild bees hrve ) rrjTT ftl la,
bee hawk •ahoocy Luzrard
bee bcro = b<e-keeper
Wehire 1 trfll a-

3 (wooden box for sheltering beea)
arjRrfl-Wl / . W 3 *t-*T 5 x ca.
leehireehelf CAan rrlTV fmv
bee houww apiary ar^Cn R (from
vTinfcitet)

bee-keeper ITJTIW, W5«T*9TW m.

eooptiaUT* tocicty 201

b« 7 rude«

cooj'^talWr »ocifty JT^*

hft Vff j'ln" *rjTW^ «•

l<^.kf<j»in* IraiuDj; fliss

fc^-vaifr »rs«T-Trn (.^''
br« kit«**hon«y botiinl
bc«-Iirva R3-ftT*r w.
l««Iiac (thortc^t hn« to a r^ac*. aa
that ot a bMi> when laaen with
honey, to »tt hue) *r5*T*^Wf/, *rS*
tn,

bee louse (Bronlj r««0 tTJ^ ^ "•
beemao wbeekee{>er
bee marlm (the kiotjbmli whkh oo*
eaaiooaUy eats beea) ir;JTT'i>X «.

beemaiter JTjrnfft m.
bee milk .> roval yelW (the apMal
(oo<lon wl lyh the b«M teKl latrae
to proiUice ijjeen beee) ».

l-ee Bjoih »rrst-rwR
bee |>4sture R'JTT 'IT
beeiRfitn/
ale

itout nrtti
beerBok

l>ee^houte RfinWR, vfttiffR m. (le*
ate house)

l<er *hop ufVrrm ('em shop)

Deere law (absorption JepenJe oo
thieknm an.\ tuolecular coaeetitra*
tion) t^\TO-f^TR
l<er tra<le uftn nwiT
l<eT > inepr Rfin ^
l>ee a Be«l (I^aacar korpra) rrtp

l-ee spik-e try«TT*!rT •-
bee*wa\ST^ in.(ansienl woi\l).^
l<ee(> beeltool snst* tn.* (<««

heVulenr»r*M>V. luDen^ali beet **
«ba),

beetle ^ «.
beet Jifler “ beeUpuller
beetlkoj: Tuit'/t (tinnhing eotiwi
l^oJa bv aub]ek.tnj( to a hanusiering
proeees) 5*T^ 5^ (local

lenn)

beet puller (aa u-ipten'ent that pulls
or lift* beet out ol the soil) V.'ir*!
ttnr*. wvr

bee.tree

beetroot <t|^% ^ a . 5»*TT

beet (root) sugar

bee sell (worn as n^irotectioa against
bee.atinjt) *rj«T
bee wax— beeswax
beewav •>

befall tb tIv. sn^T^.
befit rb

befool rb. >n. tra 5 rwxt, ulm

before 1 ^ (CoasO.

9 wsV. mt»
before OiTi»t Jtn T®
before riled tJj

before eonfirtnaiioa jfc k ^ewl

beforehiud It

before meat* (A CJ tfrw f^l)

beforejnentivoed a<(/

Iwfore or after qfft Rt 41^. ^ srnt

before ibe end ofsKenjoaih

before the expiraiioo ct the trrm
srtRt RJtr^ i X'^

before the expiry of Ski «u\R.t i ^
before ibe fact Rm k
before timetnrttxJ
befoul eb. fiw RWJ. 'C»tt RTRt, RfVst
SPtUI

befneod tb. »t^'l.*3Vp

Rm. WW

beg rb* 1 s-l't-tl. fitW RtnRT

3 BrJu. nrrtt. fHFi rt»t

begxs-* as bifssse

beget rb. 5"T« RW. TT.

RWt

beggar flm'ft

beggirmaa's oatmeal (iUtanu ojf. i au

Itt) WlJT sr^T *».

beggar's blanket (muUsi'*> rerSkWotim
(kirrar) ST^RT^ m
beggar's stalk—beggar'a blanket
beggaeweeJ ((WyTonxm artrofarr)

Beggvatoa Ext- teharacteruol by aa
ttB«luIai»ry»oti€«0*rt(^')*'\i
r»efgiatoaee»e

begging ». fitjrt / . RttRT
begging tbe ^estioa—j'etilio priaru
pU LcftC WTSR •*.
begin rb- srT*«WT«. Rrt

^hn

commence sipnt «Trt
initute 3TC?»l
inaugurate R511R »tR7
weUd>egua is half-done ti;<T4X,
StVlTTX

he has begun to work Rg RTR WT>

ti> le-m wiihsrTt*JTW,trt?tRj^
beginner 1 srrT«rR, STTWri) ( O ei.

a la lyto) fhfsrg tn..^«ftat
beginning wtft.srynr m
beginning anew eaihyear R^rX
fill & srTTit^h^t

beginning orsaa ppl{AjJ>a»k. srpintn.
llegonu f.f. (usaally eery oroaeaen-
tsl leaves) t^RtrS-SRlfr
B. albnroeeinra (a.'VveceoitMa
“white and scsrUl'fsS ^}firtttht
rftiTH'h

B ciHMnea (ccinani ’snrlet'i^)
wHtrtRTTR

B fuehsioikles stb'lt^vr.R TthttRfit
irsi^rii *t«5Ra'

B. gmihs (fructlij Jig)

B. hvdtvcotylifolia (Jtjdrpcrrpfa*
/k-(u'n)ilrocot<rtsdravs>t.'H)«ln>>
ev't ris np' ) nfltT rhtrrt
B. imi'enalis tnrp tTfRrrt
C/. Ik rex TTR trhriTft

B. incaruata (lacomaia *£(011-
eoloutwl* R'RT"') r^RT^

B Bueulata (vu.'ski.'a “blotched’—
the leaves) ft'JRR tfhrrrft
B. inetalliea u r ft R T riwt ' ^ ' h
B. octopetila RTT® t^RTT^

B. phyltoaumacs ( its power cf t*>
geoeration is ao great that a qsr
tadiTidusl ran be raiss^ irosi so
small a portion aa a tiaxls hair—
h'.Leaa MTT) RR ^tg
B rex (r»r “kiBg*) TTR rfVwTT^

B, siandens arTthfl «)STT)t
B Kmperfiorena (mtyerjftkrena ‘al-
ways flowris^" fT^i) ♦<

U I'tR

B- uberosa rwft t^irrlt
Begonlreeas •F'v. T^uPt^yw a.
begeilris ^«RR&R
begncis tb. knfiiR RTRT,

*tRT. StreRIi R^TR RTRt
tejruJge tb. T^rt, »RR\ v^Rt

begiiiU

202

Bellii

beguile tb
behalf

id that behalf

wft%

id tbia behalf na^iS ^a%

aj»»a

on behalf of <1 af*T &
on hia behalf
behaee r6,

PrsWi wn-

i<jvli( »inii It *tti

vT*n

behiTiour 1 e^f^tT m , WT^T®! n.

3 Pit/chol »n^T®> n
carnage
conduct arVT®I
deportment Tni^t^
demeanor
character ^fttt

behaviounara Paveliof wWT*t-WT m
behaviounit frveAoh

bchaTieunitie «d;. PtytM. «WT*t-

«lft»

behanour of electroljte «t

•'111®!

behaviour pattern i Puchal an^T«r
«<m (tea aeuon pattern (or «i*
planatioo)

3 ^eol wrtnrjraR m.
behaviour pajcholojy atT»rr-JT>fl-

ftsin

behead tb fift

beheading n n , ftiT *tT?T

behen Jim n
behenate Chan n

bebenic aJj. Chm- Anfeei
behenie add vlnfin an?
behen oil

behenolic and Chan Riuflc »n?
bebeat n an\n m.
behind 1

3 (anmnDj) (4^)

behold ti arWrtw, anren

?<ei,

beholder hVV ^vfVfa

behoove, behove ri ar^Tn? gVet,
Wh? gWr. Bgtna ?dttTflaj|
nuial'e jhn, are^d*

kindle nai. ^ 73 ^ ihn
Beidog® Endani

heidellite (a elaj mineral inactivs in
baas ftxcbange). (a*«EdJ ••• for
exehanse, inactive.
lor miDoraO

Beilscbmiedia aiWiinenais (baa a
straight clean eylindncal bole— Tr.
ni ?85)ftrf**r?i3T«»«i
Bnljtein’a teatCi>rm>(a tertfortWe
halogen*, naing a eoprer wire)

be incumbent arfiniri
be in forte jrf? 5 )^
being a trader 5^

be inoperative 94$dTlff
LebinLinite Pttroo (eonsiste raseo
of litanangite and

nepbeliteiraT^rra) jtjn^gTWm-
].e bnown as %?iirll|rncf^(Cooat )
belabour ^?ttT hIc^. «iioi>
^TfSTI^

Belameanda 0o{ q+«i(»aJratft
B rhinensia (leopard lily)

beleh tS 1 ??tT

beleaguer vh tivIlK <rt!. )lTt «l»8l
belemnite PeUentet (Ck hcl^nen
'dart TM) BwrW e». (nle
‘sCOfte* ocean 10 the
Beleranilea f’gtconlol WCTIT^-tnnfs
D gigaotensfg^Tn^n^

Belemoitidte Aileoitcol WRITT-Hlfn

BelemnoideasDibraiKhuta

belene (ffyotepomva MVer) nnn/.

(Beau) __

Belganm Sowerpeckcr Acts «lftn

Belgaun walnut (dber'lMmoIitceaao)

Belpan cartbsgreeo earthed Ind.

Belgian proeeie JfateZ. ar^w’jvj.fim
(lai Belgian tWri)

Belgian retort llTctal (apparatua (or
distillation oj tine. In appearanee it
la net a retot^ hnt baa Are olay t abm
not mnBod ‘•eayi) amflu

Belgun iruttBcambercd fink tmia

belie ri I KT ulinn.WMWMJtai,

•W, ^ftaiU'ni
3 BTanei,

3 HRn ^ ? cy:?, gT?ni

belief ftwiTT m

belief in good faith aniTT^ ? f^trTT
believe tb ftwST
Belli = CunDin|htmia Bol
belittle lb g? ^ysn, artfiXT ?T!n
bell II. nvgi, Bvtt
bell ri ?nwi
bell the eat k: rt% 9 vaft

whini, 9(41

belladonna 1 (iiropa btUaJonna)

3 wbellidonna lilj
8 (bittersweet, Solonum dliicminro)
«<3nt3 n

bellidonnee folium = belladonna leaf
belladonnae radix ?vgrf??T-^
belladonna leatsdeidlj night-shade
]eaf=belladonnie folmra Pkarm.
?vzif?rn*iry

belladonna lily /.

belladonna platter w erepisstrum
belladonnae PAcrw
bell animslcule Zocl qvyig7(«il ( t\)
m

Brllarj Ortf (south of the merTun*
gshbadra) V?gf^n
Bellstna ■ y Ononis diiren
fkfTKTm
belbrode R/p

e 0 two pause two i^fkniT^

bellene mjrobalin (rerminalt* We-
nro) firtftB? n ,
belbHower Set q«7r 3*T n.
belbdifohus Rot Tex (daisydeavad)
g^TT ( 3 ^ daisy)
belligerence = belligerency
belligerency gvfltTtTTrr, gy cmg T. 5 TC.

fwft /, 3 y:?ni ■
belligerent odi (present psrtieiple of
Let fcdfiyerare to wage war") 1
(carrying on war) (4=0

3 (engaged id war) 5 ^
belligerent nght grrSTT wfJfWt
belligerent etete 5*^5 ywu
Belbni e durtl Zed. (tulwe formed by
tbe union of nuraeroue collecting
tubes emptying into the pelvis of
the kidney) thn? m.

Bellini s tubes or.tubulei — Bellini'e
dnetr

Beilis (Lat M/ui ‘pretty* 3 ?n) Sol
g*Tn sratft (t/ ^.eft ‘a kmd of tree’
Vti)

Bellii perannii

iMneficial enierDsnt

B. perennij (En|lisb 5»i»y)

B. rotnndifoli*

B. *yl' f iiri* ^ gs^Tl
B«UiumBo( (Lat WlH»‘pretty’)S*^

(cf 5==t0 ■* kiad of tree*

Ves )

B bellidioides (6<Uid<oidM ‘deisy
Ilka’ 5Sra ‘daisy’)

g^R<i

B minatQin in5-g*f R»i
bell-jir

bell'tnettl n., 7fHT

bellmetsl ore Utrurol.
bclltnettl scrap

bellmetal ware »}?t •! WWW, *tw-
*IT»r

bellow r» ^nihr,
kfffnr? (from «rfiwKe)
bellows wrar

bellows table Cks^ m7I-7Z3
bell ploBjer Bly.
bell'pusb (t button)

Bell rtceirer m telepbooe receiref

bell wdiaieBt ZoeL ^nt

beUsbspeil eurre Statiatiet V*7T*TT VS
bell'tbaped meaaore stTtvrT STT
belUhtped eetael s*ir*Tt vcv
bell ibipe ]if secT- smsTt gt
bellttUaratlle snake ff
bell the eat see undtr bell rt,
belLttap Hirjiena S»CJ'W

belly

beUy tJ. Ttnvr, ^

belly Ea (Germ. Battekfieut)
belly bind-glnb ^ ^
0»Tl?nt,VVTVfW>
belong tb ST gHT, iht (VtTp
ilvt, i6 \Tvt. vnwt,
iVvT (aa of a club), ST ST4 SI

ftss glsi

beloi^lnp f». ^nTT »».• fTTRTS. ^Sfs
/- (Beasall gVlI?B)
belonpo^loST

belonpiB' to a particolar denota'ca.

lion *SSTS St «4StUl
BeloDorbyncludae Pal«^Cct~ (’‘tbeea
were cbaraetensad by the rery
long aaoot-**” — Korraaa p. 354)
FTBjer-STT n.

Belonorbynchns Pal^onfci.

jrsrft

Beloperone Bet. (Gk- 6<foi ‘arrow’

+ prronne ‘hand’ ^m^l-HSTfs
B. Ttolacea stag^gr^T
Belostomi Zed. (ssnns of fisfakiUer)
tSTtutt 53lfs

Belostomattdae=Belostomidae

Belostonudae Zed rISSTTIRT ei.
below (inferior) WST

court below arsT asiUI^.S
court abore eSTSTTS

below 'roond method (of sawiog
with a pitsaw)

below par aJj 1 i/olh- SSTg
3 Com. St

below standard mis ^ •fib,
below-the line Hems (items in a bud-
jet, •xpenditoro on which has to
be met with from borrowmg— Diet.
ofEcoQofDicTerms<ed-J.R.X?iotoa.
LoodoD, 1951< fk It a.e. budget)
ar^nWr S?, Sisifto I ST

below the rank ST ^
belt

Swstrap i/oeJk St«"» ,111

3 dilron- sfts*S in*

4 rorrtfry / {HitUnj. aoae

Sdsm)

bsGrebell sftss^/

fiC«9.S&S«t.sfttO*».

6C«t.5f«?T/

7 Hath, (of a sphere) bws’-l /•
belt e5. ^ vlssi. WT wnTSl. W)

SST, SST^ si sin

belt fork tioth. STS-TTtil (•fS.)

beluog n. StS m.

belting eofioD (cotton belting)

S*. ^sn
beltusg leather SCS-S4
belting maO ST* STT ea
belt-jcHtit ^s-nOs
beltman ST**W m- (Cf. S5i:t)
belt of star# SST-flWST
bell transect (a stnp laid out la a
conuanait) otTegetatio'i.oawbieh
the speciee are eonmerated — Bor
p.97)S^-S3^

Beings Zed (the white wfaale) fvs-

belnga Zed. fesPlfs es-
bementite iw. (^- for ■'TS

maaganeoe, S- for nS'ls silicate,
A* tor mineral)
bemoan *h. w'T* wini, TTST 'Heel, *i)t

STST, 4tT STST, ♦Ini, STT

TTTST, et 5 1 3 STSI

Benares Mslwa blend (of opium)
ssiw a'rfJT ftrtni
bench n. 1 f.

2 Law a (the seat where fodges sit
in court) ^PTr*n n-
h (fig., the court) *SISWS tn.
e (aggregate of the judges) •^iSi-
rfflT-riui n.

S PiirfiO'’Kn< (leaders of a party)
•lai ( S), m-

bencher (member of tbe loos of Court)
rCTStrrfllS m-

bench mark (B.M ) Sure-

(nfs)

bench of magistrates

T’srTssrft ■*STST?is

bench terrace (a heaelrshaped terrace
on hiU} land— Web) S^-TWS
bend n. 1 sft /.STf
3irafk.sfir/

bend Xrt.*niS,g*|ST.iT)rST.iTT*TST,
SSffipr STST. TITS STST

2 e I gtST. sit gVsT

bent on roenge sr^lfs^)^ (aseienk
word)

bent upon murder ss S^ ST gsT

rn

beoamg WITS fu, g*SI, gsvi
bending moment J/erA. SITS l^fllST
bending itriin Bet. STTS-SfSW .
bending strength Tcreitry SITS SI^R
bend or comer mf WSSI sbn
bend saw machine SS SSw
bend lest Wrtaf. SSS sfhn
bene odr (plamlj , well) g^
bene, (well) g*

benediction snrtTTT »»•

Benedict's aoiatioa (test lor glncaae)

trss'sfttri’ftsnrs

benefaction (a charitable donation)
^JTIS (l?’’eharit>’ Coeat.), tWTT*

benefieol a.Ij 1 fgrrsri) (-n). ®I*T-

T1U4, SSSift ( tr.)

3 Dote fifwrft { ts}

profitable Uiuaift
adrantageons U^lliTSlO, UWliO
benefirtal activities fysstA VTi)
beneficial effect fjsWITT STITTS
beneficial enjoyment Lew ST-

ben*!ici»HM#ct 204 bet«»l-«thyUmln*

beneficul intect ^

beneficiil intereit Z,ati> fW'?

(im title), <5^

bcDefieially entitled L(iw(entitUd{ar
ooa’i o^ra benefit)

benefidilly interetted iate (ht'ing
a contin|ent ititerest in real estate
— Aiyar p 130a) fjavifft ( n)
beDe6cial owner z^aa (entitled to
enjoy the edrantaga 9! ownership
— Aiyer p. 1S0») affn-Wlif)
benefiaal ownership Jlaw
beneSeial windiDe up fgsmft UUN*!
beneficiary 1 La«o uifl ( »^) ni.

beneCciation (to concentrate)

sifiroNw n

benefieience fitTflfi^TI/

benefit n if^n (Cooat )• HIST, TrVTt

in , e syfil /

2 Z>nta n

benefit rfc ^TW S5^tpn, CM iw. CM
cncr, cnrt cw. cct «Mi
benefited ad; jnjrwM.CMlTaW
benefit of doubt £kiw CM,

4ltPTT^ (ef Hiraoyabeii
iat» 27 4 18 »I (ftl m f
benefit of lurvivorahip cnnftTevi
Cl CM

benefit aocieiy^friendly society ^
Clft Bfsfi

benefits of co-operatioa atjniRsi %

CM

benefit theory of taxation Eem CTI
WH Cl CyCTT-fiMJrf
benefit to anie out of land tjftntT^
CM

benefit to estate ^itr
benefit nnder will (aumrXld CM
Benetnaach = Albaid *< 1 Uriae
Majons ditrOfi Wttft HJM^ftei.
beneyole aJj Ifyeol (kind]y)7ycift
(-»\)

benevolent adj fprft CCTCrft,
TMrfl(t^)

benevolent association fif^ sicn
benevolent fund f^wcifl
benevolent intention L^ur /

benevulh-tree (;/*dcra tuUz) WtM^/
Bengal bn m.

Bengal blue Col Ind *nsftc
Bengal brown fishes.) ^rci 4fn WW

Bengal bash larV Avn fit ^ fCTTZ
Bengal ralechn apt
Bengal Crimsnal Lass Amendment
(Sopplementarv) Act
fefd ItlfhM (*31M) cfdftcc
Bengal deaht t(rt
Bengal fire arfct.^ttl
Bengal Aoncan Irea ^

Bengal fox ilowH VI
Bengal gram b chicLpea (Cscar ene-
ttaHsu) ai'ilC m , cyi
Bengal green ca tad
Bengal green psgeon Area SM gfltlTC
Bengaliise bine Col Ind 4ifl ^tc
Bengal jungle babbler Irrt kt|

Bengal Lino ( Bnlro Monoa^iernui )
ycnrm.ttc

Bengal (lalin swift Area VI RTC*^’^
Bengal porrapineiloMni 4riT-1T?T€)
Bengal tjuiiKeaibel (Aryir manoeloi)
rnTra.bc

Bengal red capped babbler Aori ^

yviMM jRm

Bengal redscoted bulbul tt>rs ^
ntrcc t?tfMc

Bengal red ubisLered bulbul Avr$

4rn snrtttc nNwrc

Bengal sage ( dferiandrii lenjAltutit )
m.

Bengal airkeer euekoo Area <>1 wWtt
B engal tree pie Area in
Bengal wslaiit(A(enri(rs snoferenna)
ttcnc^ m

benign «d/ AM tfj

malign ^.cinc

benign urtiau malsria SM. ^
iJifM* fjcrv

Bemocaaa BoC 5i«fM?^Jnnr«

B cenferasD hispida
B. hiapida (ash ponipLim tallow
gourd, n ad gourdi white gouril,
white gonrd melon) CMI*C rts-
^••rmtBiii ^W-Gmi
C( Carnrtiiainofiaia CMTM
lMi»r

benitoite (sapidiire bine) KflrdMT /
Denko battenesbine lead. tllP.
ehromio acid nfic «*•) 5»ft*1*C-
mui

Bennellilaeese Bet JC n.

(f« family)

Benneltitairr Bet n

(el^ order)

Bennetlites Bol

B dacotensis = Cy cadeoiden
darotensis

B gibsonianai (tlie fruit » comple'
tely enclosed in bracts— Scott)
ftvniC trtipiC

B acDttil((hesmaUestknownBen>

usttiteaiisteiii— Scott)^ fiiyuw
Bcnncsiaspts Zoot. Cl'tCW-HTlIC
bent I » 7IR n
3 = bent grass
bent fldj =>s curved sis
bent arsenic mirror tube eg «ni1cc

bent grass CMM m
Brntliamig Bet s* Corous
B fragifera (frogi/rra ‘strawberry •
like) TWTcfw cci«

Benihaniisni (gtsatest liappiBsss ol
the greatest niiiiibsc) "»■

Iwoihonirform Jeof firscn^(*(’^)m
bemhoa ((aiiiia and flora of the lei
liottoin) Bid ftncvifl ( 3\) fi.
bemleser j/flfh smtcm
benionile (a eo(t rock compoied
esasiitialh ot olaysy niinsrili!
Belrej. tftM sii.

bent OB revenge (ancient

word)

bent over tree Foreilrii IWra f?!
bent upon murder C4 c^ HT JCt
pn

bentwood {IMera Aebr) f.

ben*., benao* (bsnaane) CAera. H?*
Iieoiacridiue Cliein. 'pWl
benaal(beiia>+oldsli}da)C/ietis<si^n.
beoisUacetone CIttm
benail-sceto>phenone Clieyb S73*

gc-Tirf

beoiil-snihoe Clieni.
lienztl-izioe CAei/i silTg-inWV
bental chloride CAem
benzaleohol CAefa.

Leozil cyaohvdno C/«wi. MWlft
benz-aldehyde CIttm grgtjx
benz aldehyde sodium bisulphite
chtm gr gsjT wrng ftgfyci
benzaldi-plienyl CAem. s(^

be nz eld oxime (icnraMeli)de +
oi.me) Cfcetn SCT glr-ClTf
beozaUthyUmine CAeia gvj-xgc-
frft

benzal green cryetali

203

benzo chroma brown

beiui] green eryitil* Cof JntU ’JTg

eft

beiual.hjdnzipe Chem.

fcenzil methyl eth^I ketone CJiem.

ffrrvTgsf efrwi
• ben*3l.phenyl.hydr»*one
TTrftfT

beual'phtbalide CAem.
beozil'o-tolnidine Clitm.

^ -
benzal 'riolet C«l*
beaz-tmide Chm. firrtht
benz^miclo. Chtm. (heeztmide)

benz-amido aJj. Clitm. 'IJT*

ftrrSire

beozemioe Chm.

b. azo bltck CeL Ini. i{7f^ WV

b. *»t> Wet Col. Ind. w*

Jftw

b. uo brawn Col. Jni.

W

b. «M ted Ccl. r«d. W*

b, azo riolet Col. Ini. «nr

b. blae Col. Ini. ^

b. bonte CAem. xNt?

b. brown Col* Ini. TW

b. fz«t orange Col*Jr«i.’t?fftnftfWT

wrfn

b. fut red Col. Ind. fwt

T»5

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b. hydro.cbIoride Chem. 'b'lftftft 77'

b. lactite Clrm. 'ITpuft
b. ikyblae Cot.Ini. 'IJ&'lft WITni'
sfTB

b. -iwlet Cot. Ind.
b. yellow Col. Ind. fW

benz-aminie aJj. Chem ’tT.ftftlifinr
benz-amino orf/. Chm. ^ ftrfT*
benz-analgen CHew. '(T
benz anilide Ckem. sft^
benzonthrone Chem.
beBz.aniLald4>zime Cktm. ^JTftr-
5 fkT,r»

benz.aribe Clieim tjr ftdl
beBa.azide Cl^eoi.
benauz-imide Chem. HjtT* firfir»>7
benziiine Chem. 'prilft

benzizole CAen. H.7l4n
benz bi tnzzole CAew. <7777
benz.diaziae CAew
benz^li.furin CAem. ^
benz-di^xazine CA««i
benz.di-ox.diazttte Chi*

rrJrft

benz-di.03.tnazine CAew. ^ ftr^aT*

*7*<»

'benzednne (Aeato* + ephedriite}

77<l

benzein CAem. m.

benzene Okem n

b..ato.n.ereiol( m )i^7*ir7 K*Z.f).
77

b_azo.djpbettyt.amine

b..tzo*^'napbihol ^^^*W7**R7A*
ttt

b..azo-a napbtY>y\.aw>ne x{^ en*
**T^T7'fir7!ft

b..azo*re»or«noI ’f$f7*tra'7l7Tft7
b.*azo*ealieylic ead ’l?*^***'^’

b.^iatoninra >{^09 jTSflJS
b..diaoipk«Bt« aadiT^gflr*
CWtTTTt «wt
b hexa-bromide
b -hexa-eblonde
b. model r*iraV7
b. nuclear

b •penti-carb.oxj'lic ecid >^7
7BT^»nfVww*®
b. nng 7^^*7W7
b. aerier

b. eulptiinic acid west

b. -iniphon-araide'^r^ 3ir»i fifTe7
b. .*ulphon.cbloride 'ld'7

b. -salpbonM: acid '^TZilVc

b, »alplM>nicarid-{4 azo 3) JUbydr-
oay^ninoline ^^®er'V57eir7*
an;t.(vWX7)'C.777TT <777771
benzenoid aij. Chen,
benzenoid ftruclnre 99*717 <7*717
benzenyl CAem. v9e«4» e.
ben^bydrol = benzo>bydrol CAem.

benz bydr*o**aniic odf* X!ftT'

-beniide >9177 n,

benzidine (Ir. boazis^ CAem. /.

b, aeetite ^rtt g7#t7
L, colours and dyes 9^71 ^7 At
7x77

b. conrersion 99dt 7ft7i*I
b..di-s«lphonic acid IJTTT*

<77 «nw

b. bydro-cHoride ^^1^179^7
b, puce Col Ind. «l7i*
b rearrangement 37f7*7Kr

b solpbate 57^7
benzidino* (beszidine) CAem.
benzidine od/. CAem. 9^7
benzil CAem 9ft« m.
benzilate 9<Tsft7 n*

calcium benzilate 9^3 9f75ft7
oubenzil-dioxime CAem. 7.9f97r*fi7Tft
benzilic ad}. Chem 9f^ft*^
benzihe acid 9fl:%v enct
o-benzil-nonoxime CAem. 7-9<79>
97nf9

benz-umdazole CAem- tp ft fip fa n-
SRT

benziminazolembenzimidazole
•b«n»n f.
besz'iDd.anune Col. Ind.

fwrtt

benz.indoline CAem. 9jr-g^
benzine CAem. 9;ft’/
benzinammbenzjne
bento., beat, (benzona) CAem. 97'
benzo aij. CAem. 97, 9JS
benzoate CAem. 9;ft7 n.
benzoated aij. Chem. 9^ft<77
benzo-azunne Col Ind. 9;T-7«hftsft
benzo-bis (Aeneo- + Aiimath) Pham,

97fft9''».

benzo black Col. lad, 97 7TO
benzo black.bluc Col. Ind. 93' yxst-
<lw

benzo Wack-brown Col. 7nd. 91^ 7I«.

78

benzo blue Col. Ind. 97 *<<9
benzo bordeaax Cbl. lad. 9;T V^TTf
benzo bronze Cd. Ind. HJT 7t77
benzo brown Col. Ind. 9^ 7W
benao-caine (beiuo+eoeaine) PAom.
97i%75ft

benzo citechin Col. Ind. 97
benzo chrome blzck Col. Znd. 9JJ
7'^7m

benzo chrome black-blue Ceil. Ini,
99 T<r7

benzo ebrome brown Col Ind. 97

206

b«nzo phvnisin*

b«nzo chroma ti*T 7 blca

henio chrome nivj hine Col InS

benxo copper blae Cot Ini. ^
•ftir

bcDioconmariQ CVm

hcBio cyinine Cot Ini

benio dirk browo eitri Cd Ini.

•'[fia a*i

benio dirk green Cd Ini W&5

henio deep bUck Cd Ini. 'Cf'tTT
CTB

benio-diJiine CAeoi
bcDZo-diirole Chem
beniofistblickCoJ /nd’CTftp^TW
benro f«t blue Coi Ini ^fNrT<fW
benxo fill bordeinz Col. Ini ’p

bento (lit brown Col Ini fwc

TO

bento (tit eoiiae Col />»<( 'p ft<iT

»Ttft

bento flit green Cel Ini 'p
benio (tit pej ’p ftiiT XJIT
bento fiM heliotrope Col Ini. 'p

bento (tit artnge Cel Ini K? ft<TT

bento (lit pink Cot Ini xii (wj

bento (at red Col /(id ipft^m

bento (at ttibine Col /»d ip ftitT

‘eeflei Col /od igr

bento (at irirlet 4Bk 4BS C4
Ini 'p^WT»ft»t»eiT,»wq

bento (at »iolei Col /«</ p faiT

f*'* Cd Ini p r«T

l>enzo flame Col Ini pf^
beoto-Suorene CW. pWrll*»
beoL.-fonnllueCol In! p-TO ifrw
Col Ini p

bento-form brown Col /»/ pan to
l«Bto form green p «t xf( *
bento form onnge p-TO Wltn
bcntodortn red Col Ini pTOm
bento form letrlet Cd. Ini. p «w

beiiio.form violet Cd Ini patl

bentoJorm yellow Cok/nd

bento-fulrene Ckni*. p-WTl9y|>V
bento (urin Ckae.

benio-furo quiB*oxtline Ckm, p*

finer fimft

benioduryl CUrm p-l%»TO
bento glycolic aij Cktm pJt^fro
bento glyoiilineCWp-Jrfit^
bento green Cd. Ini p gft
bento grey p pt
bentoJiydrol = beotJiydrol CAiwi.

benioie aij. CJkr»
bentoio tcid q^anrt
bentoie ildchyde
bentoic tnbydnde «ra^
benioic lulphimde
benioid s bcnicnoid
bentoiq 1 ^ap. pn.

2CArtn pm

3 ■ beotoinum a gun bentoio
PAoriii. p m.

Binioui Sol. pjjwfii
B. priecot WTR^.p
^ntomaed Ui. Pkomn,
benzoiBited Itrdaadep* beoxoinitui
Pham

bcntoiq blue CoLlmi. pdHr
bentoiq brown Cd. Ini. p to
beniom dirk green CoJ./»d pwbr9

beniom (at red p gnr
n-bentom-oiimeCJe-w "-paTft

‘I” Ind. vmwm

bcotoinuawbentoin
iKDioin yellow CW /»rf p^
beoio-iodo hydnn CW p triqfy
Iwiuol Chm paw.

t*-CW prraa

(•eniol difunerpa-wt^

bentol ettrWorCW pw filWTO

Iwnto light blue Crf. /iwf. p ntw
bento light liordetot Cd Ini, p

bento light.brown Gd. Jnd. p Vf

bento light eoiine Cd. Ini. p ?rj

bento light green Col. Ini. p

bento light grey Col Ini. ps? pr
^ »»«>| l'gbt oringe Col. Ini, p BJ

bento light red Cd. Ini. p rt
bento light tnhine Col. Ini. p BJ

«g«let Cd. Ini. pBJ

hento light yellow Col Ini. p Ba

4 »T ’

benzoline p^/
beotoline blowlimp p^
bentolue eft p^n
(to mil, treit, or combine with
bcotol or bentint, or ioiij«d«ri.
vitiTo therooO p, pafirvin,
•BTP.-ahrt

bento morpholine CAan. pjnOB*
btMt-o.Biphthdide CArwt. p.w »«1.
TO

^MO n.phthol tw >cf(W

^Dw Dew blue Col. /«d. p p dt»
kniooewredCfcl Ini.^n^V
^nto-ntnle CAm p.ijffB
^010 niirol Col I„i. p p,

*’'*'*‘ ^
bento nilrol bordeiuz Col iiid. p
paaftriB

bento nitrol brown Col Ini p
pa TO

bento nilrol dirk brown Cel. Ini
p pa Bfp a«
bento olire Col. Ini. p
bento oringe Cd Ini. p ap

CAan. pp.

CAm p p.

bentoperotide CAew plftai^
benio pben^ntbriiine CAm. p-f^
froniVft '

beBio.pben.aBtbroluie p ftpt
bento.pben«,oe CAra p-pWl<|

benzo'phsnol

207 benzyl pbenybceib-amata

l.ea»o-iihfnol

brnxo pbeoonc C/nr’'» '17^1
LcnzO'pheno tbuxlnn C/wwt.

bfiuo pben oxixine Chetn.

b«nso pheU'Oxime Ch'n-
bcnxo pWoro glucinol Clitn. 'JT-ftre-
xrfvw

bcDzo phospblnic ad}. C/i*m. 'P-
benio phtUiUtine Chef>i.
benzopinaMtne

benxo pure blue Coi. Ind. Sf
^St

beoio pure yellow Ool. Ind,

beuxo purpuriae Co{< Jud.
bruonyran Ofc'u.

U.aiopyranyl CA<m. 'lTrfrT«rei
beoao pyratoloac Clun, S7*tl*^*

benaopyrylmm Clwn.
beoaox^uSnolioe CAe<'ii
beoto-quiuoae CItein, ^
beetfrquio oxaline C/wf». 'df

ftmt

benxo re»l Col. /w<J. 'CTTW
benxo red blue Col. Ind S?
beoxo-rhod-amine Col, J'td. xp'^UW-

benxo rubine Col Ind, >51
benxo acailel Col ItK?. STfxi
benxo iky blue Col. Ind. H? "WTO

Benxo lol Phann.

benxo iteel blue G extra Col. Ind.

sTl?! ri xrfsftrB
beDxo*iu]pb.imide Cltm.

benzo-tetraxlne C/um.
beoxo.ieuixole Chtm. tJ?-W5nrTt
benxo tbiaxine Chem.
benxo thiaxoline CJwm
benxo lbio.di«xole ClUm ’p.trr^-Ta-
war

b e n 1 o.thio.faran CAent. tTr *t»^-

beuxo-tbio-pbenc OAom,
benxo.lIuopyTan OAoio.
benao-tolnide CAoni. X?

benio-o-tolttidideCAm.

bonxo triaxine CAem. ^7

benxo triixolc CA«m

benxo trichloride Chtm, H5

benzo.trifurin CAom ^

benxo violet Cob Ind ^{7

beni-ox CAem.

benioxate CAm »

benx oxaxme CAotn

beni ox.diaziBe CAem

benx ox diaxole CAm. 'p-jn-ItTa’n

beni.ox.tetraxine CAm.

benx.oxy. CAom. tI7.3TT*
benxoxy adj OAm sriT

benxoyl (Bz) CAm tpstw (TO
beflioyl.acetoiie CAm gfCT

benxoyl acetyl peroxide CAom.

gfra «Rizi)*r

dl benxoyl.aianiBe CAm ? •T.-'lJiW-

1 benxoyl.atnioo4Btbra.quinoBe

CAoa '

beoioylite rA. CAow

(to inltoducedienrojl into, to com*
bine mlU benro> 1} ’TP

vnn

benxoylatioB CAm. •»

benxoyl.aurMiinioe CAm

ftvft

0-b e a I o y I.beoxoic acid CArai ^

ww

benxoyl cblonde (teehoical) CAmi

tffta

beoioyblomiie adj CAm
benioyl-glycioc CAm.
benzoyl green (a colour, greenieh
yellow green in h^^ satu-

ration and brilliance medium •T«>)

xrrrt'fttt.fitsft

benzoyl green Cot Ind ^

benxoyl hydride CAm.

beoxoyl-morpbine

benxoyl peroxide CAm* •tft-
afttf

benxoyl pink Col Jinf. errni

benx.pinaeone CAm- ^.Witflrn
beoi.iulpb bydrox.amie ad}. CAm.

qr g*f

beox.tluixole CAm riT-ri»W7*XT
l.beitx tluiiyl-bydraaine CAe«.
q«r Tiaflrft

beiix.tbio.pben CAm.

benx iriazole CAflik 'l.'rvTtr^T
bent-lri-oxixineCAcm tlTfifaTiHt
benxyl Client. ^75t n (C/. benxoyl

TC')

b. acetate ijro 3*<f7

b, acid black Col. Ini »fWt

b. alcohol
b.-amine

b..imine hydrochloride

p.b.-BBuno phenol bydro-^oride
ferft f
b..aailiDe

b.-aniIine.azo.l>enzene-pan]phociie
acid qyw ^hH.xnr.n^.^
m 5 r

b. benxoate
b. black Col. Ind. SJTB
b. bl ue Col. 7 k<J. 'em sfRr
b. bordeaux Col. Ind.
b. bromide >iT?t
b. butyrate TTrt

b. thlonde iJ55t
b cinnamate \I<ntTI11^nrtQ
b. cyanide yafW

b H]iixo.amino.beexene

b. disulphide tiyw
b. ether tfitr ^
b.^thyl-amlme 'I’TW-^w-tfRfl
b. ethyl ether tfg

b. formate qro
b. fumarate
b. green Coh Ind. ’lyw
b..^hydroxy benzoate

b.4mido.di-(-p methoiyphenyl)"
methane (Schoenberg’a reagent)
(q.fflTXJ«tr»>
(Tit afeunl)
b. laurate

b.malonic acid tTO
b.-mcrcaptan rtHUT
b.-methyl-amline
b.-mclhyl ether ^

b. methyl ketone s)^ tfV«T
b. morphine UTO
b. oleate qjivt tnfty
b..phenyl^ceute tcni.^fr!r.5itT

b.^phenyl^aiUamatexyit yfruktr*

Un*»l ■^08 b«nb«ri

b, pbthaUte 'ITO
b. propiooite ^{;t^
b. red Col. M. 'IBW TW
b. »tlic;Uie 'l?B5 *9^5^
b itetrite
b, (uccinite
b lulphide

b .|«^thioureabxJrochlondeOA/'».

b. Tilerate 'em
b. Tiolel Col tnd S?®
bcDtjrlic adj Chm. »tTfe¥
brDzpIideoe Chm. n.

benzylideoe eempouDclt

^4ttl

be«nt {B,)Pk>n>i.^m («,i
bepraite t6 (to prtite creatl]) wfir*

bequeath tfc. te^iTB jfn

rf>nr^

bequeathed aJj. B^TBI'IV
beqneii Lato } B^rq*

S (aet o( bequeUhias) uftquv^ «.
Dill iegaex ^rq (aneiant «ord
from

codinl^m
willr'grrB
detiit Ttirrm

conditioBil bequeit an&qeq R^«q
coaiiogeDt beqneat rftmq nf^Tir
Berar (Jtoj 0^4 m.
berbanuae (ierfrenna + amiilr) Oltem
qrrf^St /.

Iterber v4t m

Berbendaceae Sot. qreifhn fw fl.
berbendia cortex ^barberry bark
Berbendopiii Bel qTFjftqni-SBlfir

iSfrbmM . tyiu'ina)

B corallina [eoralUna ‘coral like*,
the llowara) BTTWJ'q qtTjftqw
berbenoe CAem.
berberioe auipbate Chm.

Betbeni Bol fTqgftqi'Bwrft

B. apfregata (ajjrrflato 'haapoA
iogetbar*— lha clottarad Iroita
PN3.)

B aqoifoliuo (o/jwi/olium 'iharp*
taaTad*) fnBT* qrtiftn
D. arutata (loAian batbany, tree
tamane). BIB W.CItiqfiTri (B iM •
If. Crtlfip, Dm.

B. arutata gar noribundas^D.
analali

B. aaiatiea qiqgft7t (Batu

B buxifolia BSxjqdi Tiqjftqi
(tuxi/oltii ‘Buxus leared' 69X1
B. eorianisB antlata
B dictyophytla (rficfeopAyBii 'nitli
net -veined lee%e8)BW!TAqtqsftfB
B. empetnfolij (fiupHr$/elia
‘Eiiipatnun leaved*) arpm4.qf^
qfrqi u Mi>rrram qw*

B ilinfoliatitin/olio'botltdeared}
XP^-TTW^l iC/ holly
B. japooica Tqtnf Tr^$fhti
B. l;auam^iq(CS^<(Bin chtirA)
B. Bcpateoai*=UahoQia Dipauleu*

B Bcrvoix (Bcrniai ‘lariieiierTed )
ffjiqrffq qrqjftiTJ
B pichyacaolha=B. petmUtu
B. parkerunasB. lyaium
B peiiolaneaB. volgana (loat
with in the Biioala>at)
qibkOAl

B polyaoihatpelf .JA

B prumota (preiaeao '(roate>r 9^*

ftir) tmfiin

B. repeoi (reprna ‘creeping* B'SR

B. aaoguiaea (ufviiinra'btooil red*
^'vi—the calyx yxtiq) tnbnqHi-
XrofiTO

B iioeoaia 4)4

B. ateoopbyllaCiCenepAgfta'narroir.
leaved* effett-w) rtf^mdrqr*.

B veiTTueuloee(enTB(«Ioaa 'cover,
•d vritb foialt warta'— the bark)
4)6 leal

B vireaceoa (eirracme *freeoah’—
ib* fliovi ec^

B vulgariaMB. petiolaju
Derberuvitfprva powder (Et( 11171)

fkwiwq-qrecfcn tF)T

berberoiuc arid Chm qitfltXllitV

mim

berberry “■ barberry
Berchenia Bat inTm-trwTfiT
B cd^ewerllui • B. liBeata
B, flive»ceBt(;l«e«acrfU 'jallowiab*

vr<lfl) etrffa tStm^

B. lineaia 417716 (launm

•ImA)

B. voluLiliatretf) 4>TTT6
Berdmore'a moute Mamm. (liaa a
long fur) <)W)ff^ft«T ,
Berdmorea rat Hamm {tTafaloinvt
longieaudalHi) nil^^ (found in
liuTina UI6)

Berdmore a aquirrel Hamm, fx-lllv
iVinft

bereave ib. aRRT.

liereavcd a<tj f»3T, yirqftfiq
bereaved of f)q[ii>i ( fr. npartff )
bcreaventetit)^ «. (ancient word)
bereft aAj

bereft of memory gfqtTOirfl ( ancient
word )

bereft of mother

berrfi b 1 aenac (ancient word)

Berenice Zed. g«ftX7>n7f^
Berroiroroia derr (inakea a aingla
round l» heo l) pt nnft
bergamot (CifeHi bcrgntniit) /.

IMW )

bergamoite orasgewberyamot
HrrgrBia Bet tnqtn?»T Wifs
B. rordifelia (rorrft/oiic n^) I»l4
ni'tinJtq

B. ligulata ttiUl'q tfXMftl ( Beau,
War. tiem)iT, Ben. qat^O, Ilin.
QuJ. qteitRllt, Kan. Wi»i)lA)
Bergera Dot gtftrfirrq qinfir

B. koenigii w Murrayi koeoigii
trw7*q yditftn
Bergia^oj cifivitnirf^

B. odorata 6767*664^67 (Bajpiu
tana Wftp)

Bergiui proceai Chm. wlWn ftqr
Bergmion aenet—f n nda menial
•enea

ber 5 ,»chrund, timaye a«q. (tba cte-
vaaia or aeneaof erevaaiMfrojaaol.
ly oceurtin* near tK« head of a
mountain glacier) vf)4 finT a.
benareoui aJ/. Bel. uqftq
beriareoui lomentaccoue Irgume Bel.

6Aft» *r5qtrrt)ft ftrrO
berihrti urqtft (.Pf.) ta. (abort (of
«nr»«trA)

dry beoben Cqw ^

beribflri preTentire factor 209

beat brilliant India dye

urt lierib«ri

bfniicri preitfoihe Itttoe

Ptanui 4ns

BcrV^fflcl filter Baft ’TT? Tf
BeTliQ iilueaeteel blae
BerliD red=mineral red
Berlin ^>hlle=«hlte lead
berm i ( bank of a canal opposite the
tOTvpath) n.

2 P.WD «IT»1
berm.baok sfintz n
Bermuda grass (Cvt'o<fs)> daclylon)

Beroe Zod. ( the mouth f
wide 3?) -aT-ijn ^Tifir
B. forskalji BOT’T
Beroida Zod in

Beroidae Zod Trg*? n
Beroidea Zed *1*1 in.

b«*rT Dot. /

•berry ^ n , /.

Berrya Bet.

B, ammonilla ( the wood is used
for boatbuilding — Tr- 1.1C2)

B, rnolIioB. ammomlU
berr7.hog Zed.
berry like wrftT^

bertb 1 (fppointmeat. aitoation, etc.)

f5*rf?r, fiigfTS /.. vx «.

2 (a place la a ship to aleep in)
kTifro/.

3i?)p.?nr«iSl/.

4 (aea zoom) *n

6 ( place wbere a ehip bea w hen at
anchor ) «

Beitbelol's apparatus PAys (accurate
latent beat apparatns)Bft^ tJs#W-

Bertbeloi’s calorimeter P)iy», (for
measuring latent heat of vipouri
aation of liquids) 4ui*s*i 4S"in
Benbelots equition (ciiticsl con.
•tants gas equation) SIVTSTlfiT.

bertbiente irulftra m ( *!Tt. iron,
for sla? antimonj , 5- for 3*^* sul-
phide, -r* for mineral)

berth number mTvsfs
Bertholletia (the seeds are procured
by opening the fruit with an aao—
Will,,) «rss»-»stfe

B. exeelsa (Branl nut tree. The
Brarilnnt is 3 angled) STW

beithonite m. (4. for (fis

lead, »n- for *!'« copper, fif*- for
fwtia bismuth, 5 for sulphide,
r* (or sfit'a iniueral)
berth register
lierlh.reserration itfg.

Dertiilon system ( identification of
r>ercoRS b\ a physical description
based upon anthropometric mea-
surements) ffilniWTsfit
Bertolonia Bii (genus o( the mea
dow beauty family, baying orna-
mental foliage)
n guttata

D. rnacutala ftsjfCT-mtttfi
D. tnsrraorata (mnnnorctA ‘marked
uith coloured reins like marble'

Berycidae Pufeonlot UfTm.

Ber)cocaorphi Pdfeontol (most pricni-
tira of .tcanthoptcngianfiabM-*
Norman p $78) <nf^4*ZS3‘n*1 m.
beryl (I,at. berytfaa from Glc. btrvVei,
from Prakrit from Sanskrit

1 J/iorrol. ft

2 (a colour, bliuah green bine 7$^
tn hue. aaluration and bnlli
anee tnedioni *rt*)

beryl blue (blnith green blue tiPlrflu
in hue, of low s*? esturation and
high tf brilliance)

beryl greeo ( bluiab-greeo kuf^l* in
hue and of high 1 bnlliance)
sfhs

berylUte ((vryl)ia d- -«t<)CJI<in- fV|[-
n

beryllia glndna CArss. (beryllium
oxide) /.

berylline a((;.«CW-tnT,rf;$-vfi
liery Ilium sglucmum Cken-ff^f n-
b. carbonate BlinO T
1). chloride ff^
h. nitrate f<^
b. 0X1 Jr

K pota'Bium fluoride

mnu

b. sulphite ffSTSprltv
berytloid Crytl rX^Ult ns
tierylloniie rTjf^ns. (-kU for

mineral)

Beryx PaUerntd. inf74*rT5-tr3Tf^
berzeliamte m (SIS copper,

for selenide, -k* for

mineral)

beseech cfc 47tn, rsni,

beseecber n «rg 05 m*n ( ri) m.
besiege tfc STtlklT { ancient word),
FTftan, jii^kthf, sintufttf, ^
Ti^sn

besmear tb 1 WletBtTi kTf^T,

5t5ff*n

2 TTt't 'ddlidl, sriTTR
3«5fVtt«T5n

besmirch ei. ^T^fT, 4THI.

«Tsn, ftaw 4f*rt

bespeak cb W ^ TOtTI, V au*sr
4RT. KTttW

Desselian day number » Besselian
star number

Besselisn star number Atlren (four
numbers A3.C,D constant for all
stars) (rfftBT mtl*

B e • a e 1 i a o year « fictitious year
djtrcu

Bessel’s day numbersBesaeliaD star
Dumber

Bessemer, bes<emer stfriB rn.
Besiemer ronyerter (furnace used in
tbs Besssmer process) VTK

Besiemer copper nfrinT-nm
Bessemer iron or pig stfro*? 1T^
Brsseroerize.bessemenxeeh nfiniHk
Bessemer limit «lfT«n kflltl
Bessemer process
Bessemer steel sif)^-<t31U(7
Dessera Bet Wifesfl ira.ft ( herbs of
the Illy family, containing the

only species B. ilvjant. the Mexi-
can coral drops. Coral Btr*')

B. elr;rsns (Mexican coral drops,
coral drop*)

best ait] Vt, TWTT. SnTWtT

to Ho one’s best irtltlPlk q-Jt TfO
hestaiailaMe medical opinion (/,k(.

1 335) M&g atfirua

Lest baby hI 1«H ftltf
be‘t l>«1ief up) fiykm(“best of bis
belief'’ means "in the full belier—
Anar p. 12S)

besTbreed sritwff Stfinn^

best Hrilliant India dyenbetityl

best caloilatod to antwoi

210

bottennenl

violel

besi iilf'ilaied lo »n»vfer iVit ends
of justice flPJ %
i firtf 7g*i>
be*t coVe quality ^8
best course ?ra5wS Sf’
best cure
best endwNouT

best evideuce Law (primary eTideuesy
STJH

best tsidenee rule srsH-^'pt
bestial aJj q,9rfW
bestiality Law 1 /.

2 feoTinscticiTi bstnesa a bumaa
being tsd a b^uteof the opposite sex)
n (jM adultery)

best individual eSorls <4Rr<f!¥

RRTF

bestir li 1 wi?^fT)TFtF

2 ^g(, %i4 % 8t«l,

«TB5F'rai tiiiV>nt=t(
beat magenta Ccl Ind tUS^
t« tb« best of (my) kagiNleilge end
belief *|T ft gif sn^f ftr^iR
V wisTiR wiftiTTff, mtnrtB
Rt8^ftS*T«

beitow tS Ffl?r FfTT, ^
best possible bilaace, give a

beat quality Bahrfl tnfl
bestride lii i (as to bestrida a horse)
FtiTl Rt*fi, fcwsi (AQciant «ocd (oe
striding)

2gT?(tt«TRT

SfeqB.FltPtl

bestride a threshold Stftprr
best species Fortilrv sriiFfT Fift
best talker Zool TFH STt^H,
RiinlyT?

best Molct Col 7<irf ilB s f r ytil f^
best year imports niftW «t4 Straiet
bet .1 Tn m BrjO
piralile wt. jsri
stake qsieiq

speculation Fft

SHeepitake r^tjt
wafer Ft? Uiyfl
lottery WfSTpr

prise fbit JTFrTT BR
bet tb TR FiTRI. Rtlft enWT
Beta Dd snsift
U riela>siUer lieel (HNS.) Tiv*

6. ctclt tamgataftfsaTRI-Rf^S
D. mantiraa Ueabeet)Fg7>’Ii^

B tngyna

B. vulgaTia(beet)flnn>RRf«V(MW.

F«a(f, Ben F^0I>l)

B. vulgaris macrorrluse
FlRisq R.FF
beta (3) (Ri)
j3* *1 (pronounce no tuidbi)

• 0*acidw FTFlpronouneeiV^i no
sandhi)

0 aDtllDODjr
0-glacose an-FSR
j3*parl>ele aii^q

beta ammo iso-propyl benaeoe «(•
fttft fi-Jtira'qilMl

beta aDuoo.propyl.benaene ssi ftiff.

bed antimony >si imn

beta brass ftFF

bets dasb (3 ) sniF etmff (Wf dash)

beta diibteoyl OJWin.*iRArxsiftsnt

bets eucaia«C&ei»

bell glucose CAens smotB^

beta biemolytic sirepioeocci m ^nl

ft™ RiF|lft«ra

betaine CAem / (eins beta*

best. beelroqt. in Boogtli beetle
<tiH)

betaine hydrochloride CAetn RidA

becainogeo BiocAem STtFAm in
beta iron wl-eiRF. ■•R’l FRU
betake cb uriRR^Ai. VTalh
ilF, F*t«

belaraine bine Cot 7nd. errABnit
dlff

bcta-naphtbol CAen "rwilR?!?!*
bela.ni|>hlbol orao-e Col M "18*
ifllii

bed naphthyl CAeoi nlTOTS^fW
beli'nspbtbyl benzoate CAwn, witA*
SttTFHfl'I

beta niphtbyl salicylate CAem RIbA*

l>eta-orrvB Cfim s*tU^«Wh
beta orcinol CAen ^
bed particle PAja (3 particle) "tqdi
Mtsft rej

beta ray (ff tay) PAFascoI CAem witA
lf?R ("I tr«u)

beta-spore ( spore ) i/i/ccJ RIrSi

dlaro («»' <'■<''5)

bctatronc^rbeotroD pAyj (6ct<i+eIeo-
rroo)ftwiCT (I^ST3+Mf)
heultntq? « ,qR
Betel £ot wi»TBff3iifit
BeieJgeuse » a Ononis, var. Astron.

mifi Hint ftris Ft m.
BfielgeusisBeielgeuse
betel leaf vine (Pipo- betU) W*q^/.
betel leaf sftF
betel nut gil n , gnO
betel nut pilms^betel palm
betel nut treesbetel palm
betel palm {Areca coteeAu) wi.
betel pepper (Piper betU) WI*^ f.
betel vine •l|i|4uf| /. (ifjr,
RHsfV^F

beiol (aalinaphthol) RtfVrfFR ni
Betonlea £irf. (ovate erenaie leaves
— Gr. Oaf Biet. 1 631b)

BRlft (ovate "FUtr, ereaate

h*i)

B grandiflora ngigtR ftnacqu!)
betony ftwi*iq*lT/.
hetray vb. ft^mm FTRl, tftsnn
(sM beguile)
betrayal ftsaitroT* m.
betroih vi WnR WTt, ft>Trff«rtRT,

ttmi »T*n

belroihal tfRli (see

aSiaDcs)

bettolhment 4|iqM s)trf),
better uJ, gFITRT, qiTffWT. wft* F*9T
«RHI, iiRFIt RRTRTi 3lf5 F?R1.
RTRl

belter a ailualion ftrft srf WFT
SRFtl

better agncnlture atv^ ^vnr

better farming aociely
belter fed and belter nourisbed
cattle wftF WtFf ^<TfT« enjIT

Rill •rg

beltenng house (reformatory) awlll-
snt fii.

bouse of corTeclioo tlltinKt
house of refuse gBlTIRlF
• better living T»S flfptBTRT
betur liriog society nffrtrtflRRR-
Kftrn

betterment sngRTT, gRiT

DIIS

« impiovemenl 2U

Imi'fOYfWfnt

lirMrriiiriX fotUril'MtU'H fl'ItT
Wxifrmrnt of
lifllfT Trillion* fouimitiro
nfflfy

Ik-Mlnp /., {I'oUi

in Coti'.t )

paiiitop Tint

»»»p<-TJnp rai •»TT*n. *TJfl «>nni
lOiiyinp

l\CUlnp «ml i^auxl'Unp

W*l{ A«ilf

l•^lllnp tilirmo ^ WITI^ /Y iVirni
Wulup Yiiottkcllon T*l vqVfTT
l•^•^tonp-jp^^ln» t.inpiiro(>inQ SfYtn*.
IWlloupli ifoe*. Hig^Yn «»nf< (i«on-
Uln* the rtt kkngkroo V*
llfliilk Pi-1, f|•»ntlt of if'O l<l(pl>et)
*1^ mufit

II, alnotilpklTr. f II.

010 )

11. ■!>>« Ora Yt*i

ll, ■Inoltift (htrk olf i'>

Tollt — OAklO
11, lllKt|(«UiUT««>U, uUlU
11, rjrUmlrotlicliy* n»ni<0
11, liiiniUU (AiioiWti 'o( Ino'

'C*

11, ]iit4|MPni(iiilU««ll, iililit
It, lpi<u(<n«et Mrvli) P'i'l*

11. lulfk (jellow Ur.liXOi »C^

11, iiin* <(Rra

11, I«lpr* T«1 '

11, piji^riOrA O'-^l >T(/rrii '|'ui<«r)‘
—11,0 l.iuk)

It. fvMtIiiU f^ni^

It,

11, ]•t■l>r•lrll• ((iXiliMoenI I’iiotOflnTl

li,)iiiiu raRi*q*c<(n -M. (inj.

llin.*D«ra. TpI.

11. vrrnir«>*» (wliUo IiImOiIiNi
I lrittUmo p,-t, fO H.

UliiUroU ntj, .V^vl, (k'lontui! oit

l.irol,) ( C<l

l•plllII^ (f.»t. 'HrvI,') Chfi,

•mifSi/.

t.plutltiiiiiorlo n,IJ. (MnIihoH IaI,
o-.rtr«i 'l>iUBP* *1) Chm. *Tqi.

uinUniofl/y r*^.
hPliilini>l»l>lrrii rotnj.lior rkp<,>, M1Y(.

Hit « . »r:i H» •».

WliilloH* (1 irtlirnlfli//. (oO or

Iwl'XXvW'Cflq
HrlxxalMxoi OiVif

>,rlwrr» T^q tnq N. <fl« It, II
IwWxrx'A M {a «i>io of nootllo) /•
t4\\\\xo Ivikltt — tlWntr|4,«lxtn Kran
ll0l«K w

/>Mt niUll>ra)it Iivqii0<nc
|ipi»r<n<lr,l« 1 it

a »(iTw»qqm

hrixxrrn iW |•Ar(lr■qv( U

1,0 on, tor •» ot,lip«tlon nVl

I'pv (« tur«ku«« ofoootiY- l>Ulu>uo of

oUi tion vollo) « jtl A (‘■if ‘MDIon’

— «t, Itio Aiiio’oon HxotMiO
ImtsMU^xx UV »,x»lkxi>l»Al^V,Aon*» U,»
muM of livtlioKoii ktoiin, txitii
otioiglp* u|> to A.6 of oloo

tiOM xolto—Amomim ItojH'itpr
S<l.fiftt) 01. (ll U tkll«l

liovfttioii ll tUMlmoooiior

!,)»« |■)«l*lllo,l In Iav'o)

|co\ol« 1 Oq»fot

9 sqwVtq w.

a - Im-y f I V Ilf f 1 im.Yn, »

4 A|.fXf)(inr iiMiltlnf fiiOiq ».
I'fvrl «r>.(to (oi oi tonlovol
niKio) qqvra, Bq»(i*rf. itwatrra
t'fVfl nJJ BT"!
lioxfl kopto Hqnitln
|.f\f( poor VnoJl ira»? qlV
loifUtilflfy iwfrn.iR^f't.HqsIYili
Vfx rllo.\ f ,lpr nktliq IR
Irxollrif olnlotu «fH(,>Aof if# jnfJlft

qf>«f

l-fxrlUop «w»,Ulno».l.oVfl BbOiB h.
iN'xrl Hlirrlvaof^
iHUrropoflq «.
l*f>f»»po xlno flB Hlfwn

|,f voM ai*q iVfi

Wwdl lA. fqoin Braii »ni'

iYtb, qlhiNn. iSbj Ojbt.

Wwoif («,() ^ nnxira^Bi, niri ilit.

TTn, UBi. f juj

lifworoftw*. wqf«>T. BTBMra
l»H«ffi ot alooiMii h ninra
i,0MM>krrf,l ilrtllMnl oifHir
(,l#> UI>tT«\*>CoolttipV»il ^

Hoi. I. L # owan .fro# f mui?
lAolMof ^fin, rn.wlji,.

fjiitn rrr,tnn’n

In-niMoro.l ti,)/. f^n’iq-rqiJJ.nitiltriff.

1.01, hi I, if . WT Nni.irraijrn

qrai. mMh *nT. Biftf rq
ln>\on,\Bi1,»rn1l 'ft.BUl, (moiUU
(MtU)tlWltl

ilrtiiiiiilAiuoo 1.«<)onil roiitrol iq«
Bftlr qntfBff.

I. oyooil a mioiuMo tl»iil.| ^Dr^iT.

i> 0 Y 0 iiil Ol.jnilo ftRqiT

lioyoiiil rroni'iiilo llinll nnT iftlTI'Oit

t.f}iiml itif ronitol o( fqqRni ^ q'l

iioyiiiiilllirlriiifaui

l^iytniil ihf moYlmiim iiotloil

nqlq h wh
lioyoiKl »l,o too*

WY(tit>tlt>(k lit, Wot ■uli'lih.tn.llVa nil).

l»iit*. till with l.tiotr «|f,>in,< Bilk,

yll)) *iqMfllBii*, (Mf U„\#|, q-l.
rm BUnUVol.V I,iilli'l«iii1|,)i),l«,
.fa (or ft(la Mllll•l•l)

Doyl UUhil (fnv, (•lliinlo,! «t dm
»i<,it1i.\\fot«rii (>xli»nilt!> (>l 11, a

Ollttol HI,

loi anilor.'t.Ay anllrr
l>f »i>kt mu Ji) sIai

>1. r.(l>r„»,kl,lfo>v,«i,l)MMl (tlilifla)
It.d. (I III), iklloi,) S Ml. (V* Mnt)

)tp ('. (Uiiil lli,B« CUiV) iT,r<f, (ntn.
fSilH)

U. U.l’.d. (U,ll. Kkll.MI Vmi't pklUMl)
J.MiqMl. (l»* MH«Bin wnt)
ll proilo (i„(,.|#iktBdiUii,U<k) lUrtfiB

It.priiilo onllnory dilnitliip K'ooilrK

« »M1 »! niMfiM ftTnq

II. 11, (l.iBkil liotplil) q, T. (Bfl T*B(lt)

Ithoiiiii ml ),r«,lo,l liAl.I.lor ^ivi initf-

fqft i% rjRfW

l>li*r«lM|.titn nil. I ohroj, TfW, lOyr

Iff*

lllilli* (Jrtv. (Ill MaIv\») fife'll/.

11 Korloon fV.iiil f.pf, «#HTf

lllioUlt (lt,y, It.

ll.U.l*. (Icklo I, <,,»<> f.onktl’ll.v >»
(•Tft^ MM

llliiliip# .11 ri <liTqinf<t (^1 onrl*,,

llll.MlUUdiAt lllslirr Pi.mUi.l)
qj, 1, ti. (tira#

Bhutan

212

Bidana

Bhntaii = 6hotin

Bhutto peicoch pheastnt Ab’S

!ilWtra

BhoUn ttrethed laughing thrush
Abu

Bhotxn yellow eyed babbler Atei

aitrpa gfsiht

B I. (Borstal Institution) fe (fts)?

B. 1 (Bridge Inspector) Blj ^
(?fgfiTfl 9 ?)

Bi (bismuth) CJt*fn fit (ftT<I3)

Vt-lfx

2*r5:-

3 Chm =acid irrt- {for taplana*

tv»iv tts bi Silt)

bi*carbotiate=tcia eaibonate vr^t
nl'iiOr

bi fluonde=tctd flonnde wrSVT*

bt^xalate" acid gxalite Wt^^nfttr
biitaltotcid salt ( an aeiuttUwith
two aqnirtlentt ot acid to osa of
boat) fif-ftW

bi-talphite**aei<l tolphite arrs

5 ^W

bi-inlphita « acid sulphite *nar
bt^tartrate ■ acid tirttite artat *«[(«.

*n

bi'orateatcid uriie tns ItftV
hUcetyl Chem
bt-tcetylene Chm fj
bucoiiweed(Chrnopod>umalh&fft)tm^
f, ,»gwi
bi-adlyl Ch»tn

Bui t orcinol test ?r» bfteH
Bul’e reagent (for detection of pen
loses in urine) ^STI 1%?*^
biuniiidine Chem f5[ Stftpi^ift
buonnal n ethatf^ m
td-aouuUle ad; ^oci
buarsine Cht^n ft ?rft
bias

partiality TOTW
prejudice (fr Utratbi)

bun 6eld ley

bussed rs/i; 5lJfutif»»rfiT^J
bussed error 5lali»tics "fiTwy fttlW
bussed sampling Sliiulia wfitTy

biuted selection StnliitiCf wftPlft-

S 4 r>i

biarul adj jttg
biaxial crystal fiyt ftUV

biaxial joint

bi*basic oAj CbeiB ft-^lso
bi benxyl Cbms ft*^^
hi bivalent oAj Phasical Ch^m ft-
fs;« 3 "

bibliographer 1 (one who writes boobs}

nwtaiT »».

2 (one skilled in bibliography/ nrtT'
^<n ra

bibliography 1 (desenyAion of boohs)
R**ff>pn/.

2 Out ot wntiDgs ) /

hi borate Obem

bi borate of soda Ck'm fttStTT ftztin
bibulous adj. (readily imbibing fluids
or moistore) ( gw )

bibulus adj. Maeot (Lst , readily
unbibiog fluids or moisture) Wfl

bicameral adj. ftffT^i

bicarb. (todiuiD bicarbonate) T77

bietrbonaiewacid cwbooate <n9
frtttfW,

bt carbonate of soda Cken ftffiX-
TamfPf

BicarpellaegyrTTfr mpl
bicarpellary odr. Bo(. lasw
bi cellular ody Biol ft^Sm^
biceps muscle Anal ftfef
bi cetylsdi-cetyl ftlhfil?
bi chloride sdi chloride Chm ft*

bichlonde of mercury tngg ft^t^
bKhromale « Cktm ft estfw
bi chromale eh Ck-m ftw^QW
bi chromate cell £tcc ft-w^V ithlT
bi chromate Alter Pkotoa ft Tiffv
tm

bichromate of ammonium ftitij ft*
wrffu

bi chroraatuesbi-cbroraate cb
bi-chrome Ckrm (potaasiuin diehro
ciate)ft*^V

Lichrome violet Cof Ind. ftriN: ifRr

wlftw

bi-chromic Af^. Ci«ns (pertaining to
bichromate) ftwoEHn
bidiroraine blue Chf. f»d. ftrt) ifl*

bichromine green Cot Ind. ftffi flf^
birilule aJj BioU ft ITW
biciliate Bpermatoxoid Bol

wajasj

bicipitil groove Zod. ftftft StgflST
bicker rfc. 1 F'Ht WtJ. *TWT,

2 (as, rtaiiie) ^**(l's*ild
bickering flime 5?iBI

biclsvaligerus adj ilani. (bearing
two club shaped branches) fi'iyi-
5Tr^(ri)

bieaUateral adi. Dot
bi-collateral bundle Sol. (alike on
both Bides) a-WTTlglf » ^
bicolouTcd leaf nosed bat Ifomniv

ftf^ ®5

bicoloured rat

bi.concave>iconcavo*«oDeive pd/* f^-

biconiend; iftrol. (eonio at each eisl)
ft-Bf»f

bi*r«nvrxKtonveso<eBvex od/* ft*

»S«»-T 55 nr

bieoDvrxuhsped od/ ft*Tj;»»i»T^
bieoavnuawbirooTex
TJW

bieorsua adj llaeel- 1 (w’fh two
horns) ft'^ ( g\)

2 (two branched) ftiTI^ { i®f )
bicmral edj 1 (with two appendages
or nlongationa) ftmvi
2 (having two legs) ft^
bicuspid = bicuspid loo***
bicuspid tooth dnst. ftw2
bicuspid vilve = mitr'* valve Anal.
fST^WXTZ

bi*cycle =s cycle ftwxi ii
bi cyclic adj. Chfin ft
nixyclo Chem. (bicjcliOftw*.
Wyclood; Ckem ftxf*

eyclo heptane Ckm ftoHMx#!*^
bia fo 1 wW «)is*e*i nfireNt
2 WftlT ^1
bid II nftClttin *W1
Bidar Gtoj n

bidder WIWT. wRntfrt (l)

Bidder's organ ZooL KS

bidding n »6rw>tr itft uIwiit
B idena Hot (the ochente are armed
with barbed awna-*Baati) •at\5*

Bideni bipinnata

213

sraifil

B. bipinnaUsSpanish needles
■ TO

B. dahIioides3^3m«vz^(j^m
dablia^

B pitosa^^B bipmnau
B. tripartita (bur mangold oouble*
tootli, three-cleft bur mangold,
three-Iobed butterbur, water agn*
mou} )

Bldie’a ehrew Vamwi
bid list ^ ^

bid abect sfif»tfr-rTit, qiT
Biebncbacid red=aaoacid red B
Biebnch patent blaeb 6 B O^wool
black

Biebnch 8carIet=o]d ecarlet
biennial gjj 1

2 Bol. ( T=l)

biennial » m

biennial increment ddmin. S?rfTO

bienniallj f^rf^
bienniali Bet m.

bier cOTenngs anB irm^
bifacial aifj
bifacial leaf Bot

bifarioua odj. 3If/cel 1 (distlchoni or
two'roned) fjfi'ba*

2 (poiQtiDg two wajiiaa opposite
leaves) fjT-^tfiTO
bifid adj. 1 li?l|fMa
2 Bel.

bifilar suspension fja-i figsed
biflagellate (k 7; (llagelluci^Ti)
bifluonde=acid fluonde
»f*5tWTAm
bifocal odj. fj*nfiT
bifoliate odj Bet. fjf^
bifoliolate adj. Bet fg ^ vii g
biforate adj. Hvcol. (with two open-
ings or porea) fST»lfl (
bifonn adj. ilycol (haviog two lornis)

Liformii, biformus (td>.(o[two forms)

fj^

bifrODs a^}j. (on both aide* of the leaf)
TWWff^
bifurcate fb

bifurcation (division lato two bran
cbes)fZTn«^ n.

bifurcatus adj. (two-forked) ffTnfiw

bigamy (a donUe mamage) fsf^TTf
w , fat^lwa n.
pol)gamy

bi-arade orange (bitter orange) «5
trot

big bellied adj.

big cask Bratnage ns. (aneient
woid)

big end 3Taek «i.

big end and lillle end brasses tfaeh
^ *n^

big end bearing Bly vtre

Big Fuel f

atf^v

big foho volume

big game (tbe larger qoadrupeas
iiunted as ganie)<n^ ^ WTTfireTT
big holding «Ti
liglot ■.bilingual adj.
biglot t*ucber%yn^sin<TO
Bigooia Be*. |5* imft
B, capreolaia (capreelata 'bariog
tendnia)

0 suberosassMilluigioDia boiien

D. veousta (rraustn *Jovely‘
«tnfhrg«

B xylocarpaBRadennacberasylo>

carpi

Bignoniaceae Bet. n.

bigon.al adj. rn>fiTO. (goo,o„
bcgonul arc Anal, (an arc of measure-
ment taken along the lower border
of the mandible from one gooioo
to another) flVlIuiai-^iT
b.gonial breadth Cramct

bigotry VTtrfwnn/.,
iniolerincc amfgs^
orihodoay TOTOfit^.
big nver Grog. *rT «» . *0
big town VTTtm?
big tret«giint aeqnoia ^
big tree forest ar^TTO

CArtn,

brea.i.i.,.

glohnles '>rvacDoles)l2<iiHW(q)feaj
glohnle)
kipiti.i.,..
f lobnlea or vaenoJae)

bill-

big watercup (marsh marigold, Callha
palutlni) „

Bihain = Bahain = 0 Pegisi Attrem.
•rw »T?4: m.

bi hydrazine Cfum g a tf nfl ft
^ bi-indyl

C/. di-mdyl fx rt-f l ww
bikh-aconiiinc gkt. ftl) Cliem.

bilabiate adj Dot.
bilibiate personate adj Bol.
ftVf

bilabiate nngent adj. Bol
bilabistiis ilyeol. (two lipped)
(fx »>«s)

bilateral adj fSTOSl, a*<<jV I <4
bilateral acrount g t r qil l g ^ fewT
bilateral acrount countries TOtlTI ^V -

bilateral agreement
bilateral and unilateral cootraeta
J«W?4 At TOTO7
bilateral contract aiTimrJ
bilateral diMnbuiionZoor,fniT4*r»«
bilateralism g agm^ja i/.
bilsierally symmetrical animal Boof.

Onm-rlfsa Bioft
bilateral pleaus Boo?. WR
bilsteral spore Sot.
bilstersl symmetry Bet TWRItV
nfitfii

bilateral trade agreement

»’iyr*iMNi)w)F7X(t/.

bilef^n.

bile acid BiocAnu ftw-anw
bile capillary
bile dart

bile pigment Bioehem. ftw-Tjn
bile salt Bioetiem. fTO.wwvi
bile tree (Spontfui ptnnata) ar um
m. (B..M)

t'ifie (of a ihip) g*? m.
bilge water A'ou*,
Bilhar*i4=Schisto»oranm
B, hiematobiaBSchistosomombae.

matobiumeDistoma baema*
tobmm (found specially m Egj pt)
i*TWTil3;>T

B. jsponiea = Schislosomnm japo.
bill. fV«.

bilianie acid

Sit

Jtull Jj*ued

Lilmiu- arid CA'in {obtainol by ihe
oxiiitionoleholietcid f^ra* »<«)
Wlf'jf'Kl WT^

btlurv flrfy PAyiiol fn* i
biliary iilculus m

biliary ranal {aaC
biliary feier ITT

bihatr fb (to treat « illi lule)

fqTt rrm
bilialed bactena
biliilioo I)

biJic flrf; ^

bilic and = bilianir and
bili.raaDin Piorhem Tiyi T^iffl
1 ilification (toimaiion and oxtrclioi
of hile) litfl-t 11

bill fuscm (LaS /uirut dark') Sie
rheni (a hronn pisment (euad m
buiaan gallitonea and in old bile)

fcili^en in

lull hurntn JlioeJiewi «

bilimbi ( Irerrhon bilunbi)

•bilm /
uro LilmtlV

bilingual ad; ^ ^

biliogual (ofoi ff iTTOBt «an,t

l,il.Bgiiuirzwrft(tT.')»
laterjireier ficsi^, JwirT^
trantlator wjin*
bilinif rin fnnftft

bilious ftd; l(olor perl»>n‘'’g to liio
h.le)V

3(au?eiinj (rob diaordarod (unc
tionmg o( lirar- )

Lilioui affettioa ftrat-’llg
tiliou»nesa>WTTr. firw^rar/
bilipr*d nd; Bot ITtfepT
bili-i>ra«ia DiorJifii Ith STif?
bill j'urjiuriti ftajKlBtTj

bill V?

bill rul.in Siorhfn- fTSl rfiK
bilt-rubiD-rmia fru iCc T*nn /

bill rubioir a I; fi"Tfi|f«
lili-riiliin-una Vit trnrfrkfn
bill arrdic n Ij fnt ffdw
bill verJin DiofVm fl* nWs

1 ill aanthio-ibolewlio fT»» Wt
bill a (olaVir.n^/.*«

(lofoin biDa. a< do,m>’>r«
»Tin, \«jptT?t »thi

bill n 1 Piirl Procftre (propoasl U«)
H (Const )

2 (of paamoatl^C »

3 (ol oxehango) a (fffJliM qi)

4 (poster) ftjjB /, (Umlbill)

f fljrlwi /

fiZiiu ir

6-T»m

billtb 1 (ae, iho eliirges)

<T^,(lo inalia a bill)

3 fifyicj? VT7T
arrept a bill flTS
arconimodalioobill ac^Sg
api'roprulion bill fWilOfJRin
blanb lull 0rT3
cleaa bill Rrai^ frr>
durount a bill Tmi
diihoaour a bill fgTtl vi «nr(T
«7»f

dorumeoiary bill sdiKn
duplieate o( • bill f«Tl €l

(oreigo bill fm. firm

honour a bill fm «l oi^T
lolaod bill naif^ n^»
fna

lo*t bill fl«3

Br'oliate a bill firatl tixistn
protertio; a bill IV»» tr^KtUHWm
rebate on a lull rm in ann
rene* a Ml fVaH siTrm
tenor o( a bill ^ term of a bill frrn
afu rrm«l

trade lull av.inr TafS
uiaiue of a billfnai'ira, f^tf a1
imfitawara

the bill he rireulalol fur elmting
frul lir opiDion tbrrr><n ni^rarrn
a*! amfif mrPt «
gunn

the bill lie tnlnlau

ftr* Wpn 3ipr (WT fd« «>
the bill be reft err I lu a aelrrt
ronimtlee *»T«lftre «1

5nti ■»!»

Iiiilf<rr|!ia pof (thas la\a »ti r apini
eilfcol leaves) ^IrfitnuTe
il maimorata nilv riiftTA (fii(l(
t inrinerolii)

n tiutaos iPf-^drml
If »in«a(n/t«a'a!r»{«J

B. lebnna nfirei ^ifA)
bill board (on nhioh advertirementa
ini\ l>6|o»ted)fhn7’l'R^
bill boob 1 (in ubich tradera keep a
recoid of their hilla of excIlang^
etc I 5m
8

bill brmch tmwi

bill broker (one nbo dealt in bills)

lull buy log Com. firm

bill collector ft hi st
billet n 1 Tn fi

2 Mil (a written order or ticket,
an official rerjuiaition upon a perton
for the lodging of aaoldier)

Lillet c& (to direct by a ticket or
Beta obere to lodge) flilBIMd
billet X (a iliort rouud lag)

3 (eplit) m ,

3 m logot fmf* m

billet bealiDg (urnare ftm RIT^-
W(t

bill for adrances Mfint ^em

b>]) hr cooimgeaeiea iiW/nmi

bill for cooiiageDt eherget ftmm>

OM.TVf»

J/ill for diet arjfiT ^99
bill form^nv mti

bill for pension paid rlSm fit^fis-

bill head Vf*

C/. letter bead

bill liookfapruninginatrumenOFfislT,

nmr^.Twt

billiard fiall sfrf^I
billiird cloth tfrF^l err
I ilhardi /

billiard tal.le

bill in equity (aiateraeTit nl a plain-
till lease inthe nature of a pefitioa
to the Court of hVimtj — Wharton)
arm (eiffvj ‘petition’ Const )

billion 1 (tmerican) tmse (el aerok
•tit 11

2 (CiighsK) umi*< eero), WT”

billion-dollar graaswianira millet
rvnrr* n, wifi
bill issued faftfttiiltvv

bill ratxbst

215

binding cloth

LiU market frnfblftt

III! of adventure (a writing iignod
bj a merchant! stating that tho
propert> m goods shipped in his
name belongs to anotheri to the
adventure or chance o( which the
person so named is to stand— Aiyar
p. 13Sa)W^^

bill of attainder Law (a bill or statute
attainting a person) CigsT TTTflTR
.bill of costs Lav
[bill of creilti ^

bill of debt si;et-^«l
debenture Sietira

bill of discovery X<iw (for the disco-
very of tacts— Ai) ar pJ16)>i«Xl*(^-
sift

bill of entry sfvfgTtt

bill of cM-eplions law imTT W

bil' of exrhjuje Co"».

(Const )

bill of exchange payable on demind
fitfint? T»

bill of health an^rv

bill of ini idental charges SldfiT* ffiTtT

bill of indeiiinitv 1 (a bill to legalise
transaetiora winch nben the> took
plate were illegal)

3 (to exempt persons from punish*
went) rc^7¥, TTVfT? W79

(Const )

bill of indictment Lav acnritlg 79
bill of Isding (a written docomenl ae*
knowledging the receipt of the
goods nauieil and setting forth
terms of the contract of carriage)
9g7-79 (ConStJ
fhatter'paity i?hri79-79
Bill of Lading Act 9y779- *lfilfi7 g
bill of parrels (invoice) <l9» %.
bill of particulars Lav (writing set-
ting forth particulars of a matter
sCateil in a more general form in a
plea ling) fnVT 79
bill of refunds U9'hi V79
bill of revivor Lax fin et^nity. a bill
£l«l to revive and continue procee*
dings 1*1 asuit abated by the death
or Riamage of one of the onoail
parties— Ai>arp 1X374)5^97^7 79

Dill of Rights (an act of parliament)
<l{ 99 TT-«f^f 779
blit of tale f7X9-79
bill payable ITtlxg^T*

3 Can, %9 ft 7 *
bill receivable 91x7
bill register 1(79 7v^
bills clerk

bill selling Ccw. ft 79 -ft» 7 Vt
bills fur (olleciioa «n;«nv {^79
bills for rollection being bills receiva.
ble as {lec contra ^79 si

99 rs 77 i 5 ffTT fi 79
bilU for supplies 9717^99
bills in a set ft79.7T«7.-^ jv<t

bills passed 7 dia 77«
bills (>ayibte Csv*. ^ f^9
bills payable after date (7x77x57 ^7

bills payable at sight ^*i7 ^ f779
bills payable book Cseu ^7-ff79-5y7
blits imyaUe Icslger C<y»

STwi)

bills payable on stemand wfirTitrt
^(779

bills |>enJiog payment 1^77^77
bills realised \77

bills receivable gmt f 7 T 9
bills receivable book 91x7 jytt

bills receivable Iedgerrs«».BlX7 fir*.

97 «a"l

bills tesetveJ for eonsideraiioo (VtT-
nd witIvv fr^TT

billsticking fa 7 *Ptl

the bill was passed (7)77 Tiff 7 TtTI

bilobus aaj 3 Lfw>L (twodobed) fj-
71 %

bilocular adj B,t
biloculam O’ *157
Bilosuhna rod. (a genus of ealcare
ous imperforate «rakForacii-
cilera) •rfg7^5t7-9T.f7
bilophodont Zout. falwwtci. ^9W.

bimanual adj. T wa pa
bimanual palpation irsd.TWT^W-vrn.
7 vlFf

Bi ma-tu^s(\c. encaa lunbncaJ) Zact,

1 1 1 1» fa i-^B-TTry
n. eonstnettts euXlTTT^fr^tt
bimerous aJj £ctfl-«777

bimerous theory 2k{.fx**f^99 9TT
bimetallic oJj ^^71=^7
bimetallic regulator Chm 0^7, 7^7
f*l7IK4

hiffietaUism /

monometallism ^TTT^TT
bimetnc tube CVei. jCTTfT* ^
bimbpatam jute (ffiij jcua fonija^i aai)
•n7.fe»I/ (B., M )
bunodil curve Sfjfistica
bi-niolecular adj. Chen, fx-*iyn4l7
bimolecular reaction (^11^1(477 tjft.
fam

bimonthly aJj. ^7Tf77
bimonthly list j[7.{77
bimonthlv report a;tn%7 sfiT^
bimonthly return T fatf c t

bimonthly total Tin

bin n]V 7 a,
bin fp.

bi-naphUiT], di-iiaphthvl diem, fx-
7^TH

binary Cknu. fx77, xft (s%k
'comnoswl of two')tfr'
binary rfompound C.'uwi.
binary Cssion Bicf. ff.T(VT7
binary salts CAm. ift-mra

binary star-double tlujiiron. ^

tulaTy theory Oter,. 7(7 7-»
binate oJy. &.(. l.(doin:e or t'wcfold)
frgei

9 (growing la pwirv or coaplea) 517.

binatun (by twos)
binaural bearing arm
hind eii. 1 7*77, 7f77T
3 (as, books) 7*77 7T7T. 7 (vW T~

3 LarTXTTTT
binder l 7*77 ei.

9 (of books) 7777 m.

3 Read. C0H3t 7*77 m.

4 (nswl for tying files) 7*77 m.

bindery 7>771JX 7»77-Tr5tI /.

bindery esaouner TVTTijg tffhg*
bindery section 7777 « jij - q
binJingad/.77777il(Co=st ).7777rft

( t\), Katn' - a -TulT
binding n (»«. of a book) 7^77
binding agent 7777 77^
binding agreement TTTT^jf)
binding cloth 7777-7^!

binding covert 216 biome

bioHiB* «iv»r»
bioJin; forrmxn
bioilin^ lafluenreeva’TtV't SVn
binihng niilrnah

binding room countrr vrg^-«V^

Liodinp »fre>. LUe «?»*» wftl. f»'nT
«rft vOl

b<n.hn; IMioe vr«> ^ frft
biDii onffoH
bifld oi or X/flftf
bindweed «r<l4tr^ /

J (Coxrniiii/KS oreeiijij) ifi’irft /
(P»n Um «r<«nft, Sindlu
S (ti/tsr s loot. i'r>o»K>i>i |>eitijfidit)
fgtint i« (Uri

bind wood (feeder i beiir ) /

binj I (of (iriin) Tifc i« ^

3 (» bin foi «tor»ii»)

Binjlum’* long tilled wren dtei

Binfl'im « luihert Irei grw-gvi ?!»•

iyft

Bie^him’iwhite'heided bulbul lr*i

bin lodidecdi iodide CAint
bioMcle .S’ltiii (box or t eiia in winch
ihip’i eompiM H bepl) ’*T^I

binorulir o./; Tsrcitir.fiNVv
bioiX'uUr jirum Pkyi SWTOTiiir*
biDoeulari ii jrw^ffsret/
biBOCuUr \ liioD 7tr«T9
binomiil a I] 1 Jfetk Oi^
a Bie/ fnr

biDOmiil roerhf’eDI italli Tii^ 'T**

binomial diitnbutiOD dl(P fxT^ g«Z^
Linomul expantion 3Jath

binomial expreiiion ValH flTT
»firi

binomial nomenelature •• binomial
Bjatem of oomenrlalure Bid flVT-
m.K nfe ,

biDomial ayitcm of^ nomencIitureB
binomial oomeorliture
binomial theorem

biBOxalate si and oaalat^ w| loialate
CX/m. fl fmfrv wmt mrfit ,
biB-oaiJewdi-oxidr CXfiaXOr*!^
Liolurongo beir-eat tiw ftem aa.
Rinurleau j^a«fhr>T mp' '
biaiicleale od; ri»tffiTn

binurleolateod/ tfyeef (withtwo oil
drops) fjWesj

biniir]ro1alui«|; ilyftl
biniia aAj (twofold)
bio sfiT

biiddaBtobaoplast
bioritaljfst Dieekem
bi»<liemir. baow-hrmieal «//. ^I-
Tmcfwg

biorliemiral eclivily lOtfQigftv (x^I
hioehemical appliiataon
ggl'f

biorhemical ebmge ll^nmtriS Oft
Volt

biochemieal otjfttk demind (ILO D )
ancivav«n(A «i*)i }
biorheniiral preparations ihtTintf^
»^V4. aOrmnfvt^RtOi
biocliemKxt process fm

biochemical proof dtVTanvNv fnr<
bioehemieat reartionaOiTVIvftvsItl
f«»t

bioehemieat apeeialily AnvnOc
fntvwi

bioihetnieal apeesal preparation ft^rv
AfTRUft* fvnft

Lioehemie practitioner ahlTWVfitg

WVff*

biothemieawbiocheiniairy
liioeheniic aysiem ifttTtinr'itg q4.(i
bioelieiuial alvTttlvir m
Inoebeimitty ^fltttnVV ■

Inochenualrj department aitmiW-
f>W(It

liioehemjr sbiochemiatry
biorliinatK law aAnwtiJ ft»B
bioeneeua 2oai antnlttl^w
bio elecltae potential aStf tTtlt
linrdlrilion^IlfNtVtli « **
bill pen BiorXemi Biot aitlWM-
biogenasc V$Of)u^ aCtra^X m<
bio genesis Bid *t*tV «
biogenelic law Bid sfttWV fitvg
btogenetie view fisot
VTT-I

bingrnuus aJj. Vyrd (growini; on
lirmg organisms) aOvtl^t (
btogenut • Inogroons
biogroprspby »1» ^ ,
biography Vftv ■ , aflt#|

biotile P/friv (rroJnewIbythetelloa
of orgaDUBit 4«) vtVTXV m.
biolopcwbiological a<f«>

biologieal adj. 1

3 ({ort. to the acienee ol Ifiolog))
VftTftV

biologiial n (a biological pro Iiict)

iffC

biotogiial ailivity Sftc Tcxi
biologiial a|>p]ratus giffv ttirgg
biobviial ajiplicatioa
biolo^iial fsay^r^C Vflttl
Inologual iliangea «ric
biologiul ilisiiCcatiOD ( soil)%fl<

0» gifftrpst
Iiiotogieal aonditioni
bioIii^Kil fonlrol^DsrtVrgvi
biologiral faelora Vtv CTPC
biotic fsilora^f *tT«
biolo'ieal (iindion Vtc fttVI.tnVT^.
feVT

biologically inaruve a )/. Vettt
vfsv

Liologually moulded slVif STTT ftfliv
biologically atandirdiie i ailj,
rnnHit

bielogiral tnuaeum tDl-iatSVm
biological epiiea atv s f<nf)
biological product ofic giVIX
biological race Bd. Vtg xnlirfl
biologiral apcciahaation Bet,

biological a|>criea Diet. VaK
biological ajiecirum Plant Keel (tlio
rslatiia poreentags ol apeciea ol
tlis vaiioua life’foriiis in a given

area— Bor) WJXrv

biological ataliatiraw biometry

biological treatment ol aewage mt
VI grvix

biological vector (in winch the dia*
eaie germ undergoes an esaential
pliaaa of its Ilfs cycle) ^if^ XRTTV
biological warfare Vib
biologic form Vx

b»ologK«'%?WV‘
biologic race i)o( VfTC«lfti(t
biologic a|>eeiea Bot. 4ft» Vlfs
biologire rJ i Wlw. IfWt-ar^TV
biology VWt /, rffxfcnt.

biology group fiTW*

biome (n biotic community la which
all liTiBg organisma. lha (lanU.
animalt. toil baotaria, foagi elt^

bi^eccharJcal

Kr£*«'feet

cat-crillT occcT^sJ wis'-n i:, so to
cjie C 7 » IiT’ han 2 on.Q:a
whole— Evf p. 9T' a «.

bio-BJeelunicil trf^»
bioOKtneun h Si^i'&tOS m.
biometrr (L olo;icil <si*atjr*)

W li 4«J t f

btODOmiO' gfnrfel^ f

biopbilooi al; (px-a^S...' a^nCVit

w

biopbJa3 = bio{>Iuloa>

bio>pborv Bid (sciilie^t Sod^ of

matter enpiWe of l-<)

b5opbT»»eil inTfr-tisiUOB

bJ<>-phT>i<s ^TT-Wirffit
BiophTttxm B^t (leares erowded taio
» B-tsa) ^r*7? J?jr%

B. «'«'*TsrT^T^ CBisn

b!o>{i1aim B d. (rtotopf'**® ’* *
lirns, fornjJBS. or jetniwU «it«)

btoplist Biel, (a Ilqt miaa of bu>
flitm. nwlr *qo»l to • «Il)
».»hn f (short for
biopsr sponsieB 3fiV9T*Sl^fl
bies 1 Bicf (aniQul aid ptaat 'life;
orvtite Bitare) Js! tari-f. a.

3 BioeJu^i. (sustora of ritiimus
aD<l other rabetaitces «hteb was
dseOTerwi i3. and u oeveesarr for
the optimniii ^owth ofi certain
yeasts ef»»^ «r*f» ».

bioscope tftVff M.
bioscope compaar ^'hfr-tnnTT,

bioscopic adj.
bioseopy S!pI. /.

baose Ciew. ».
biosphere Waiter !t ■.
bio^terin {ii<r +eholest<rol + ••")
Lioeiem. itt-W?/.
bio-sterol (ii^+cholestfrol+*of)
eu

bktle adt. 1 ^ fwheo dtstinfoished
from *biolof>eal'

3 lO’S

3%fT*T

biotic flicnsT Beef. ( Bor yt93 ) Vr
biotic factor ^ V7TC

btotic icSneBce^VrCVrT
biotin ( i: has growth sTonMtisg
properties)

biotite ifisceaf. (a sreeies of £im>
“•cetaUr btaeh or oarh green) CTP.

•

hiotite mica C?m m.
btolTpe ('Tfe oi i^aat or aaimil—
He'vJersoa) ».

bioralitcshiDo^alitc^aciJ oealite
»»T.fF^ W'2 fft^m
btoude = biDoxsde
Biptliidac BvW. *TWMP*rt et.
Bipalium Zacl ('he t>ea{ espandAl
nto a $ef«i-<i'calar jlate) Zed.

aTmratft?

biparestal « fj ; J4 B ,
bt-paroosa/y Bet
biparoas ermc Bet. ■JTS'W
biprtite a.tj. Bet. (diraJed nto two
parts) fr*r^

3 Suiiuitt fxwn) ( t» )

bipirtitioo Bet •.

bipartitns «Jj. Xjrd (two-mrtaii or
diralcO Tr*^

bipeetiBxte B/ofj (-t^)

bipediLtr Zed. fnT*t/.

bupheoalCbm.

b« pbeajt Cbm. ff-7^

bi-pheaylcDe CVw.

bi-phenrl reamogemesi CAm. fx*

bipuuuru ZocL (baring biUterallr
arranged processes) wfwitW as.
(r< for STt process)
bi-pianste gdj. Bet.
bipfanate compovad leaf Bet. fittl

bt-pisne (so rirplane) fX3?

font

bipolar eJj. Zed.
bipolar staining ^7i>4W.«fat}rT
bipolc a'lemaior Pips. wirfS^

biprism •.

bi-propargyl (ha.+^reptajl+arpTTos
+-f 1. boeacse a hydngea atom may
be replaced br ailrer) (x^nppr^t
bipanctate aij. Zlfetl. 1 (msrhed with
two spots) fiBi*is»lx(e*J«i^^(

S (with two Tscooles) (Xttr7-t(tc
hipunctstus=hipanctate
blpyramidal «jy. Cryst.

bi-prridice

bi-prridTl C\m

biquadratic ei^aiion .Vj'i yitl-I

trftrr

htralul sTnuaciTT JTT
biramoas (two-branched) «lj. Z.xl.
f X 't iia

birrh n.
birch camphor Cac-i.
hirchcB eJj. (si, pertauiag to, or re'a-
ling to birch) tpfT
birch fir forest Bip

birch polrpore r,f
binl qVt ( Pf.) n.
bird rill ffry «.
hird^amcd siv *IT
bird catrhiBf

bud rhemr 1 (h4.berTs tree) fljn-
*TT

8=PrnBUs rorsQta
bird eberrr tree (?»•»»», podsi) ftSTT-
WTt*i.

bird puaao7^4<7
birdlime n*

bird ioo-e

bird of Our Ladraladebeellewlsdy
bird X*XrirT it. Crttnrtl protector*
peat ealue to man n dntro)-
mg plant lie* aivl seal\ insects)
bird of psraJis*

’fodra'a para lisa*)
bird of passage
bud of prer

bird-pollinaled «.// Bet ^TretT
birds egg blue (» colour* bluish frew
in hue, of low *r? satura*
tionaoJ high IT briIliaaee)B.’»{»i.

birds-CTe 1 ((irraaians ro^tiaseet)
TTT 5BTT1JW n.

3 (Jaoi;a)fi* arrenut) V^sjijij)
Jlat r .C ) 1

9 (cuekoo-Cower, Cerdaeiiiw praten.
in) w.

birds-eye chilli (CopSKem anaeiw,
C. eiiaieiKM)

hird's.eye maple (the wary grain
eanses e>e-like markings )

bird's-eye pepperehird's.eye «4.in;

bird s eye.riew f«XT^ tfe

bird s-footwOniithopns perpnaillna

biid'floot lotus

218

bismuth oxynitrsta

LirJ* loot lotus {Lolu$ eO'nieulatid,
It has cl»w Ilk* pol») ftlTfl /
bird i foot trefoil (Loliii cOruiculaliiSf
It has cUwlike pod‘i)Cof ftrnit

/ (i?<3rcliw + ftl*^I)od)

Wd * htidcotaUine 2col WtVtftiRTt-

birdshot nf^fefl/
bird * l.notfMssfiVm'in*" aticulire)
m

hied » ne« sfCT n , af«B(
birds-ueit Dot 1 (caiTOt Dattcnt
cereta) tt^ n , tTiTT
2(Vrot(i3 ukIiu-oiij) m

bird s-nest fern rftJ'TWII
bird a nest fungus tflC*t(7<
bird* oft feather RTRi qfittt
mpX

bud t-tongue \ (PolwoiumiaeieHtare)

M

2 lAae'/nllii arceniii) / ,

•jfuTrfT

birefringence fijfJlfufll /.
bitefriDgenl o^fj

Birgeria Pslwnlof (geoui ol the (ton-
h PtlaeoniKiiite)

S groenltndict

Birgui ^ool (gonut eonttiniog the
purte ertti“Web ) JHTcflr
B latro^nr?«*

Birkeland^Cyde proeeta (eleetrio treb
procesa)

Birkenia paltctilel (body (uaiform
and fiah like) af ifrt'Xsnft
Bitkeniidae m.

birth et’ir n (Conat )
birth and death register ant
birth and death regiairilioa emr.^^<
T«f)7T

birth eenteBsrj »»Jt irtl
birth certi6eate 3l*aWir-ffITmTR
birth control

binlidsle eeftificate a*Rfjfit-tntpinTt
birthday gtmf^^ n SnrfpW n
birth, domifileor residence Vnr^Kfil.

Rr»t. enm^tw
birth hour»»ffayt,ar>JT gpt
1 irth injury ttqTtTtin
I irlhtaod Virtfy /
birlhplare
falherlsnd
molherlind
I irth mirk *>lt twz n

birth place ».

birth-rate (the propoition of

hiitha of cluldren to the noudiei of

inhabitants) 3*tlT3'n5 n

hirtb right 3ailTf<a¥n.3anfkX>tl^^f>

art

births and deaths re'iatcr

Qirlhsi Deaths, and Mattiages Regis*
tralion Act fPn ffflg

hirthnort (its aromatic roots are
reputed to aid in paitnntioa)
«a (C/ Bfh as a plant name)
BIS (Bank for laterostionalSattls
menls) WBW (BsaroPcB «lf<8bsB

hii . dia fi (inaandhi fen. *3.
frq)

hia (bismuth) fiiT ((••na)
bi^all^acid sallCJlem (an aeiJ aalt
aith tno e*iUiTalenlso(acid to one
of base) attF^l’I. sri

biabeeue (colour pale blue to nearly
nhiteBl^l)^!*?!^!^™^ (BI for
BtB copper, 8 for 8C>ABai]icate, W
(or mineral)

BischoSa Bot SC^mff
0 javanica (Java cedar, einsgar
wood)WBt»B 5 «Tre( 3 « vinegar,
7lB«ood)

bueboGte m (■ (or Biinj

mtgoesiocB, ^ for cMoride,
*■ nster, for afas nnoeral)
biscoctiformis (biscnit-shaped) adj.

biscuit I 'cake* ancient

word), (short lor

3 (a colour, red yellow tCvilB m
hue and of low *T aaturation)

biscuttjhiped «<fy WXOVB
biscuit ware (uog,as«d porous porce
lam fired twice) ftT« WI»r
'>isdie(ts.icesda))if>d

eisduBetbyl smino Ckcm. frflBtyw

rrvO

bisect rh, arSw (sti^tB), (jnBiirt,

bisecjiou ft'iyB w.

bisector 1 ffwnrese.

S Ctem irvc m
biseetnx wiwtf-

Liserialodj (atisngsd in tno tons or
senes)

bisenalis cifj (m two rons)
biseriatus (id; (m two ron*) rgufuiw
biserrale Dot.
bisexual odj. B/ol ftfelf
bisexual plant fjfftrjF CfiJI
Liiplyoxalme C/iem
bishop’i.weed (Carmn ctjUicnm^
tMTsO/ (D.N), tniTIBB
bi silieite Slineral • CAmi Fy
bisimint^/im fjfiftirt/.

Bismarck (a colour, reddish red*
yellow in hue Ind ol low

ft brilhanea)

Bismarck brown (yellonisli red*
yellon Itnftftq m hue and of low
Bt latnratiori) atTTtnfW)*
Bismarck tsketabronxe lake
bismiie fsfya m (Fe?. for ftjij
bismuth, n for mineral)
Biimosol (Bismuth + sol) PAnrw-
Fb^hbb II

Lisinuth Chem firTi? ei.
b smmoDio^itrste (aealea) fUTlJ
fmiftr‘r»BV)B(TOi)
b mil smmoDium citrate w bii«
muihi et ammonii riiraswbis*
mutb'smmoBiuiii citrate Pharm.
Fayr? tnt fincij f5f*fCi{f
h bcMosietexy) fiTtt3X:ftB(ttit)
b beta naphthol fltyr^ tn
b blende dfinerof. ratl 3 -«l*aB
4 rarboiiile(oxy,tri)fJJTl3 arwiAy
(»'*, (l)

b chloride (oxy, tri) firytj sffta

(•If, ft)

b chromite (iryiS B^B
b. citraieoLismuihi eiiras Pluim.

b glance ifivrof fityij
b. hydr-oxide nrtrjyy-TrtB
b lactate (oxy) ftryt^ jrdtB (nt)

L. j3-Bapht hola te (oxy)
«t-Twwifw (m)

b. oilrale (crystals) FWTT tpflT
(mrtue)

b ewber .Vivref fifyrg ilftc
b. olesic Fayr^ eufta
b oxalsle ftriftg
b oxide CAcm fjtyi^artkB
b. oxychloride CAem fiiyi34TT-aitrB
b. oxy-nitrste CAm. Fwyj^ BIT «cflrw

Oiirauth ph<in«t«

219

bilUrn

1., liUrnito Cli'ii frfTTTrfTT

Jr, lilio.plntr r;„ir WiKiT

1., pofJ..liim loili.lr C/iym

J., nalir'vlitr („x\ jC/i/w frTTKJ STO-

li, KO'liiim lartrjir* (nonfril) C/tm
fj?PI WrTPI ^II'Kr'T (♦■‘If)

1., (par U,<.yr-ii f^TPIfllf-rTT
Ir •nli-rhlori.li' ( /i,m

Ir. Ity <• f.T7J5 ir^-^rFr'

&T

li. .iih-nuratr r
li, Miljihitr .'Ayni faTI5?JTiJT
li. •illphi.lr r/irjH fiTTPJfpVT
li, unnat.> C/irni f47f^ ST^T
h, en-f.rom-phrnaf.* PJ^nm

Ii. valrnt^ f.r»ril TsfT7
h. whit^ Cnl M
li, yrllrtw Cel In/
liumiithal A//; CAyni (of nr purtam-
jnjj tn f i*miitli)
biamnthat.* CA/m fiTfrt n
IriamnlhH* a,lj Chm. fifTII'

T»

liiamnthir •ri.l ciifm Mrr •r**»
fii'amiithi riiraa<*fit«mi>ih rural.'
liiamitthxl.' Ch/m f/xv n.

}ii'*ffliilhs rt ammnnu ritraaolita-
miilh 111.1 •mmnniiim ntratr
liMmiithi-rrrniM n-lj Clum fiTTI*I*wr
litarnathin.' ; Clun (tri m«thyl Iii«-
mnthina, aliphatir hixmuthina) f.T(t
/. (ft sfrT* raft, Hfm fnlt)

3 ilintral — h»miilhinita
tiomuthiniir m hi«.

mnth, r« fnr wf-i* niinnr»l)
btamnthilr 1 n

liiamiithiv •• hiamiito*
tiUmulhona nilj Chm (itv
liiamiilhjj CA^r, ,

liiatnnihji rhiori.ir Cfir n. AH
liiitnatitr (a K»«ir fiumiith e»fhnn»t«)
f^TfAftTTm (f'lT-forf'rrjhamiilh.
for earUnatn, -T^ for

fittmtitn . liHmniho (l.nmnth) fJT"
f.MmntA plafTinnitr fii» (^wt^fcw m.
(f*?- JuaiBiitn-, plajjinmta

l.e)

(iiarniil.a amallit^ SIuuraL f.rT-V>4fT7
M (!•••'- hiaranto , amaltirr)

l.iam.itAapharntr J/()irrdl

m ((.<< hiamiito-, •pha.'nt*)

liiann ( »IT^ fit

3 -i In.tun huon m ^mr t(V7 nt ({Tin
gnitr irauri 04i)
niann /nol ffT^-STnH

n •mrru'aniK (Amariran hiifTaln)

hiapnrp (a apnra prorla««l IR pairt)
grxfA m.

Iiiaporna* ^nrfriPpt.^ (-‘•T)

hiaaril nf/riT^l,
hiaaratitr a4} •iflfHH
hiatrrxoot brown (a cniniir. yetln-
• i«h rM ynllow m h«r

of low *** aatnration an.! low

hnllimr*) r'TTmiftfW

liialrtrasotr CArm

fiiaton hirtano* Znol (Lat. 6«a 'twica'
+ 0k fount 'aomotbinif atrateha/l)

riatf-amiRr bffwa Col. M %TT^.

liMiroatnotbrAWB Col. /n.l cnar*
mrsffv

),Miriaan}*C*/«» tXf^’Tira /.
buiili*titnif> Ch/n TTifttn.
h*a«il.aliC0lrd«4, CArro TTftt
Lia<ibalilntioaw4ital>«UtoIiAn Chm
ffTf'nr m.

bi-tnlpfialr « arr.I a.ilphaf.' C/imi

mm «ri

liuanlphufo CArm fx
biaulpbi.)r of earboo nfiliT
bi'tulphltr — ariHaulpIllt^CAmt.WT^

biaulphit.' of limr CAtnt-

mk^m

bianlphitr of ao4inm WTI^-wScftfl
bi-ajminrtrirjl, bi ajirnnotne tulj.
fx4fi*1 fx^wfrt

iiiHiyrnnirtrirai animal Zant. fxA&TT

fx-ATof-f

bit I (of a brulU) /., W«A:f n
(anritnC «or.lB)

3 (enttin|{ mlfn or part of % tool)
W *.

tarprniar'a bita wV* IS*
bit aA. 1 ■TRW ainMi

2T5T*6rT5rT

III tariratr-iariil tartratr CAtm.

•Tfn-'tf, vU *7 niii

biirli

bilr (/, 1 *7rT. *T?7T, TtT ^

C2TT, ^TT ^rni. J-n*!!

2 ffrftrnTi

3 TTTTT

f!ST*firn

Thn anrhnr bilrt thi* proiin.! ferij
HfifWlTITWl «
liilinjflr^irHi
bilifl? loiiar

liilin;; moiilhpart ZecL ^V% g»nTFT,

g»lf»T

J iling prj.prr (/'ofyijon.im hv'lropiprr)

prrtiraru (Pelff^e/iun Kyilro-
PHi'r) ni,

bi tnlyj CAriR fx fmTW
Jlitot »pni» (triangular apnti on tho
ennjiinrtiva) j'STwrHI^
xrrnaii rnrni'ao fTr^i-arTt
biitrffi//^ »j. «rn
biilrr tlmonil TTin?
b»trr almofl't oil V? 77T7>7^

bitlrr apple •• rolorynih (Cifrullitt
tekrtinthii) {ir..N.)

bluer biirkwlieai {lagepyrum I ifnn.
ri.«i) Cf fftr lu.

Jiitler r»t*ty»Pet (JfoniAol ii{<lMa>inR)
infftTKm.

Imter rhnf'ilate *j BfnrT
Inner enrunilier {Curnllat eatn-
ninth, > ) rTTTwtfr/. (w .M )
liiilrr eaperienrr V J n^ttt
bitter ^nitrrf {Trifhnt/inlhfi eiiriimeri.

Iin] Irrrt.'r frufi (llir. nitnf*)
bitterly unpopularaif .1 WWTc^.arfi.

bittern 1 JiT.r^ 7« n (C/. nin.li ^7.
<Wf— •qg from Sinakrit
? ( —Pniitinn atrllarit tlWlrtri* )
rirtf^ Ht't^ 7* fu. (during the
brercling annann it nltera a deop
lioomiiiit tiota which can be heard
at a great ifiatanee)
billern (the bilUr mother luinor that
remiina in the ailtnrorkt after Iho

bittemeis

220

black bonduc

gait has ^

tH, grj TW m. («3 bilter)

brtttnwta ^5*^ /•

bitteraesa and beart-burning «3^r

killer oran'c ffrtn
biller rot ?rf

bitters Pfinrw *fv^ti / (licinor id
which bitter herbs ate steeped),
n

biller gall = Ep«om salts Chrm *J

pro

bittersueet (Sotaumii rfufenwam «
plant tastms at fiist sweetish •r®!l
and then bitter *3) Bot J »n.

biliersHeel Biyhtshide = bitlersi*eet
biuersweel oiaoje^neutral <iran*e
(colour)

biller sneel i»sie
bitter teste *J WiT »TIT
biliemort (rcrnrariim edieiiicie)^'*
ftrn {

bitumen (ultiiuateli from Sit *9)
f

aaCoDgo broHD (a colour)
bitumen preut{Pn& U II
itfiiTr®*

bitnmen proeeat PlM«t

bitnmen semi«frout (PWD U U 447}

bitnmitU'ferows adj Chewi
biluminixaliaci Cheffl n-

bitumiDixe rb Chtni. 35^^^' *1^'

biluminoid ajj Chf>i
bitumiDous ad: Chm 1 3iXf4

a (haring the odour of bUunieu)

biiumiDOQi roal 33*3 sItttt
b'lumiDous rompounda Botid Ccmt
33*3 B«In

bilumiDous grout 33*3 •rfiT'^
bilumiDous solution 33 ** f)S33
biluoirelead; HgftJ (with t«o walls)

biaaeiatte adj Uycol (tnohoole<I)
IUI*I I'S* booh)

bi-uraiewacid araleC/irtw. WS^kftT,
*r3-3tit3

bi-nrea.di-oreaCW fl fi>3
U.oc«t

bus ret reacUoa CbeM. ^ (3^3

bi-uret test C&en

bi Talenre, bi valency CAens* fj 33
3*1

bi valent adj 1 Chem 1^93?

2 fiiol (donble)
btialie^aoi

Biialtia2eol Api

bivariant oAj Chtm 4^3*1
biverticillate aJj (with branehiag at
tm levels as in some sfieeiea of
pemciUin)
bi xinvlftjreB n

biMum Zcfl (tworajw between which
madiepontelies — BeodersoolfznTJ

bivouac (a night’s oneampiuent
without shelter) n (0/

frURC)
taoipftlfW

cnrasipmrDt finUrfk'ijti Mft
biweekly ad/ 1 (ooee m two weeVa)

3 {twice a week) 3<}-

*riw tir(f3i (semiweekK }

Bixa Sat (k^«-33lf«

Q Orellana (aoaallo, arnatto, rou
cou)Bttn»3 ftt»It«(|Ja*n
Qib ^-llO.Uar. 4^)

Bisiceaefiof ftn^W-SfWn.
bixygomatic brcadih Croaio) (iodiea>
tibg the greatest width of the face
betweea the tygomalie arches) ^

Bk (book)5.(3W*)

B 1 . 1 |Bacbalor of Iww) Ik *31. (fffii
*3I«)

9(biilo(led>og)3.3 (3*3 3*)
bl. (hanel) 1 Oil gallom) «3n.(34-

**i0)

StlOa qaarta)3.^ (m
blab tb 333t, 3ftt ^f3T
blabbern «tn) 33 *>fl ( .*3 ) tn
black ad/ •W. wfaw, fl«3, 3JW|
black n 3T%in(-33^)m
blaekacre (ficlituma name applied to
pieces of land) 7 **l^ft/
white acre 333
black alderftei *I.k3>3
black alkala tgm V/T3
black alliiraoo fltW3«VT
black aodaluasan foot 333 ra3i33TT
blark.anJ buff woodpecker ton 31 *^

^*3

black and orange flycatcherdrcaf*3
3tttT*I^WTn

ID black and vbite felw'*

black and white macks 1^ 3^

black and yellowbroadbill .Ires ft3.

'Os 2^*3

black and yellow grossbeak .fees
<l3 *15*13*5

black annealing ^*3 »rfiTdI33
blaekjTcbe* moth = nun moth 3T3
*1*1**

black* ash 1 2®®^ 3^^

black bab<H>li.ceivi« arnhica) *• v* n*-*
39f

black backed J^rkuil Jres CTS.1Q

fra*B

black-backed Indun cobin 4ce> «l*t'

7ST gfwar 3T*

black backed kalij pbeuant ioai 3T9-

black barked pied ibnke irei CTS*

98 *t3B *193*

black-backed aipiml ifamnt,

91 *f***f)

blackiiacked woodpecker ^rr* ll*r<

black bandirontlooe 3i3n%3 3*133
black bar Sara- *13131
black bat 313 33. 3T*0 333*9^
black bear fnat 3i*r
black-bearded abeatb-t ■ 1 1 e d bat
Jfnmm r353 *hl »3« 9*0 »3
black beer ^3 3^*1
black beetle ‘•cockroach
blackJiellied aandgronae Jvej fit
IstAr* 33*

black-bellied tern ^ers 91*371*5*41
blackberry I5a*.3ift /,
black bircb 9*3

blackbird 3*^13 m. (CA Hindi VCk’’!)
black biltem *313*37331^13
Mack Might Pleat PalW-ftw aitlBlfl
black.blne adj. 9*3i4)*l
black-board 1 9*3333 n.

2 93TT1.FI.
black body 313 3I«
black body radulion 3133T3-fk6n3
black bonduc (CieanlpisKi itpiaria)

Black Book ol tho Admiialty

221

black kite

BItck Book of tbe Admiralty (con-
taias the ancieat ordinances and
laws relating to the nav\)

blackbox (any of several eucahpts,
so called from the dark hue of their
foliage) "*

black breasted kalij pheasant Arti
SfciaST

black-breasted quail /cm

black-breasted snnbird .4rM

black-breasted thrush Aies

blaek-hrowed flycatefaer warbler Jrft

hlack-hrowedbuthora^rrsf^

black-browed, tree-pie Acrs ¥^3*
fTff!

blaek-browD Cef- Ind>
black bryony 1 (Tcmua cc'iMnnii)
fi«f

S (bryony of the genus Bryoittai
ftlTTSefl

black buck tpsmrf m. (aoeieat word
Bihar InlsAr)

black balbnl sfk^ri liluwnc (aneieot

nord)

Blackbura'a double pesdnluxn Pli^s.

gn* ft^lw

Blackbnm’a pendolam Ph'jf. (with a
funnel ften attached)
black cap Lav zHl
black-capped babbler ^rrs

Mack-capped bulbul Arcs *I?r-ef)4

black-capped kio'Gsber Astt

blackcaps— Lusula campestna
black carawaysblack cumin
black carbon gfrilT
black cstcchBt^aeew J LUttlftiij ^^irt-
black chalk CTQ erff
black ebebulicmyrobalanssUfroEa.
laB Pharm,

black cherry (^jrcprt Wl<idoona)*sZT*

ftnfl/.

black<binoed yublna Acm VTV-fkjV

Mttt

black eock (male of the black gronse)

%ni firOtr

black cohoih =z nmicifogs pMrm.

black copper 5;st <n*l
black coral

black cotton -oil (BS) 7^

(?•? )

black-crested yellow bulbul Ac't
^ot-^[r tfts aiRtWl
black crow fxn

black cunun (Ytgrf/a sofi ni)f:<eiuftTV
black currant (Aiics uiorum) fWI-^T^-

wrft

black dammar (rasm obtained most-
ly fiom the CanoriMSs strictnm)
iCTTIB m

black dammar tree (Canitriiint Hne-
<Kw*) "* (B- Mar- Kan )

klackdamp » chokedamp JUisny; (v
noo-expiosi\o mine gas essentially
carbon dioxide) Vl?t*

black datara (Ikntiirit /estnoto)

black deed **•
black diamood

black droogo Arcs «nTA-«(<nrc
black dump Minio; (MI. 9)
Tifini's

blick^ered kite Arc*,^'®!^^ fuf ^

black earth Tmt ^tsi

black cider (S«m(ucHs uigra) ^ui-

blickecung n. *7^,

lilack-eyc pee (rigiM entinnj) THttiTT
«i. (ajf.M.)

black-faced flycatcher-waibler Arcs

Trwwwi-^finft

black faced laugbiog-tbrusb Acca^l-
gwUTWIT

blackfish X (any of several amall too-
thed whales)
afiiT^w.
black fly ^vn arjft
black-fronted babbler Aeet
gfirt

black-fronted suthora Avet

black gameebUck grouse
black gold «!■

black gram (FAM. 1 106)
black-green adj.

'black_grou«e fiifui, stJitlot
black guni O'yjjd sylrntiirt)

OlttStT m.

black haw 1 (r>finrn»tn pruni/olium)

tDrrft m.

a=vibumura STtrM m.
black-head disease Pfint Putfiol.
(a fungus disease of plants) F*n*
5*x-(hi

black-beaded babbler Aers
jjfrst

black-headed bulbul Ates
black headed banting Aces

wrftT

black-headed coekoo-shnke Aea

^(rurti

black-beaded gull Ae«

black-beaded mania Avis

5*

black-beaded myna Ares

black.beaded tibia Ar« CTB-tM whr?
bhek-headed wagtail Ar«i igTTr.vft^
«»3in

black-bead grass (eomtnoa woodniab)
W-JRT HI.

black beat fwrfrin ri. («»« ‘beat')
black hemlock (rxnoa mertensKino)

^nrsYirSt

black heobaae (ffyosevunas wiper)
axmi/. (Basu)
black humus an? ? 7 S(
black ibis Tmirtf) (uT^l

ancient

word)

black iron Iiqaor:=iron liquor?]?

»WiR=ir^«
blackish adj wrers
blackish brown adj. Wi*T? »W
black Italian poplar gnitl nTft ' - i a
black ivory ^wt

black ivy (Hedera kdix) sn7 <» ’ » l /,
black-jack s sphalerite m.

<5^- Jot S'TiS line, 71-fot sul.
phide, -ta for aifas mineral)
black jar Phvt.
black juniper Sot. fxti yqxT
black kite Tqrw meient

word)

black kongu

222

black throated weaver'bird

Hack konjusBaUnocarpuj iilili*
black lead cr? rfPr
black lead pencil an^
blackleg 1 (» disease) pwisrai t
2 (a svi ladler, etc-) 't? ' >
SUmaawbo makes bis living bv
betting and pUjing caids ) OTjftTt
(t<)n

4 (inlabordiaputes-a workman nlio
accepts employment during a strike)

ttTT^

blacklegged falconet tvn

Blackley fcarlet = paper scarlet
black liquor CI^ TR
bl.ck li*t fot

blackli-l li H Pmn,

blaikhsiedodj

blacklisted firm ttl^

blicklisliDg n ii , fcrni^

SanRftw-n

black locust Bot (Tlebinio picNrlo*
OMCio eomtnon locust) «?WfW*ii
black lotionablack wash stfVn
blackniiil rb ORfi ^

(eatortion by chreiti)
eatort rbt^ wi^pt. arspt
eaact nrr^ger, toscic Itwi
blicktnan (Brniiclla tuljarti) V^fc-
TTSfu

black mtogaucse viei
black manganese dioxide «79
fXHi^

black manganese oxide vm

black marble fsei 4| ji;i|
black mark fmi fVg;
black market ^ frtfn. «IWI WIFTT,
^RfTTIT

black mark rrpstcr (EM II SOI)
T«t ftCRFit

black mercury sulphide VTUI <riT 7

sjuiR

black mica •• biotiie attiC
black mould Bol sfhcT

blsck mulberry tree (Afcrin ntjra)

black murdah (remiinafi(i {cmcnlou)
•nrt «. (N ,M )

black mustard i / (Basu)

2 [Drauiea nifra) T”! trOrn

3 {Drautea eernaa) tlfirn
black myrobalao (rermiMfia cAe-

black nijied hare dfotn o ftsllIlfStTT
black ntped tern drea f^oidlT fTft
black-neeked crane Am fwi

b 1 a e k necked grebe Attt ^

ttsys

black necked nijni Atet

Llack-neeked stork .4tcaT*ai Rgy

««

black-necked tsilor-kitd .tret fre;
«U3

black oigatsbsde (SoIaMuiu nr^rum)
».-«rtsrt / (B . K . kl . Ben Mar
Tel)

black oats fcn vf^fl
black ocber^rnllft^
bhckoilttee ^Celostrus pomenUto)
irwirpl / (Tel etc )
bill k oxtde Cal /«<f ^I5t
black oxule of copper C*e"» dWtfra
5n>R

black oxide of troo Chet's *151 Wul
WKR

black oxide of mangsacte CAei>s.

black oxide of mercury CA'Ws
UTTf^t

lilat k psint Rmti tn^q

blac k paltn caret fwt WtW n»tl«rak

Mack |>artridge

black |•e[lpe^ firt,

black I'toe CKW

black plated eootaioer WIT*

black-plui>a(IeTSplaDa,)Stnbut. £ii;f-

Hiu jombolana) •■•I'n os (B.N.JL)
black poplar (Po;>«(hi •sgrolT^W^-
finq*

black powder *i* ipt^
blseVquatter = blackleg r<(ec,
black racket uiled magpie Jera ^«T-
5T»*(fHl

black rhinorcrot yi*>l i|xi*
blacktoot B colw root tj^ftl*!/
black rot Ftant PatM •iWTqqtt m
black-rumprd magpie aloct w)zi*S-

black rust Plant PolAel- T^t
black salamander ftmerm

black salt TWi WR*

black tand Ptlron- *W ftr*Rt
black sassafras = Oliver's bark
Black Sea y*J| TTFTT iri.

black shafted ternlet .ticj fxui-^jcT

black ahap ( rolyjo/inm anctifare)

5^*tf>4 r»

black sheet (CSM 277) f«i tm;
black sheet ( corrugated ) ( B C. ) f '•!
T!ITT (ifhaT) (* q)

Black's ice calorimeter QhgwiTqJtTT
black silver 3/iMcinl *13 TWq
blacksmith ^?«IT » » . t^flT
blacksmith cum filler TTfgqiT it waqT-

blacksmith foreman pnmT^TT*
blackimilli in-lrurlor FlgWIT fiww
blacksmilhy h , *T *IR

black inakeroot m rimicifiigx
Phnnit. ♦<»

Mack soil fissT VliO fqft
black spleecmort (diplreinm adiitu-
him Hi'ji um) f s»l usftgqorfiT
black S]>0t m scab *1* 31*9*
black stem rust fwi tqrtrWt*
black stick P/iitim (quinoidine moul-
ded into itieks) *134^/,
Blaekilonia Pol

B perfoliata •> Clilora perfoliaia
(ystlow wort) sf(q^i «f[Tj*qT
perfoliate)

black stork fim Rgnnt
black-tailed godwit drpi *13^*7
wiTig^

black lellurium d/,aernf *T3*Tt3
black tern fen frft
blackthorn (PruiiNt /piBoao) f«-
««Z m.

black throated babbler A’H
5^3

black throated hedge-sparrow Arf>
qqw-ai*

black-throated hill-warhler At ft *T3-

gfipfl

black throated jay 313**3

3t*

blaek.throited laughing thrush AM
*T3-**S snT*TT

black throated thrush .Ircf *l3-**t
black throated weaver bird ^rci *1*"

black-tit

223 kUak payaent ragijtsr

l>l4cV_t«»7yn(accttma

Tf5j=n/

crcsteil black-tit
blarktoane Vtter V.wf?3r /
blartloppcJ road TTffT^’T T^TI TTfr
^TtlTT^

black toitrTniIiiie=*ciorl
m. (-Ta Tor *3 a? cunertlj
black Titnol C,ni.

black TTiIuir» ^rrwfwijac^ritx-* »“«

erS wor-l)

black wa«h = black Iouod = looo
nizra = ai^a pha^ntaeoica zu^a
Pluirti.

black-water <n.

baematana srm?."?
blackwater Ic*er Xed. 5TT

black wili2e!>«eat=wlutetaileil
Zonl.

black, vm^d kite ic#t «T* TP
black-wiBgcd itdt Ata PT^-TSf TTT^*
’fT

biMkwood fPT-PTT ».
blaekwood of aontbeni Isdu COiil-
6«rjw laitfaUa) fr®r.f?ur»l
black woodpecker {isr «IXV>

wr5rrr

black aedoiry {CarnmA cacjw)

5^41, fpft

bladder 1 Aiiat- arilTT n.

S3 (unaary bladder) ^TTPt, «».

3 (as. of a football) VTIT m.
bladder diKk=»arrel(£Bn<z ceatcari-

out) f. (C/. Base

bladder Freen (yreenjsb-yeUow •f "
la hae, situratioa and hnlliaaca
cierliani s«l) TWftl'Xif
bladderaat treesbladder teona
bladder ae&aa (Colulca Uffaleusn)

bladdcfwonn anTTTffk.fcyiticercM)

»tx*rw n.

bladderwort (aay plant ol the groTia
CtneuLirui) tftrf ffi*
LladJerwracktFttc-u rateuiotut, q.rJ
•! *n.

blade I w«* n.

2 (rarer blade) V ^ »•

2 =raBe (of a wiadmill] TT it.

4 (of aa alactnc faa) T7 a.
j (of as aie) TV s.

bladed otlj dfie»rar. (conrpcsed of
plates sLape-1 lika ka f* blail*s

blaebows (Zjaam ntifrilJjvmwn) *n^r

/. vwift

Blades s Liw fijs (’owens?

of tba fr^enaj 3T^ point iS propor-
t.ooal to the ainoimt of th« dissol-
red nbsta-cs)

BlaiariUea Bet fyinPSVTT%

B latiibtia (aefaeoes t£iree.aajt«d— •
Graham) *nr=T f«mtw
blame rh ft^T aIsi

blame a n.

blamewortbj
cnlpable V^TT
vroo^fal ’^TTf. "flT**
blrae de fan! =bumiitti white
bime fisespemiaaeBt white
blacc 6xc paste 3! fast white
blanche t 1 tTf^TT-

VPT, pT priPt fern

2 (to cover with a coating of tin)
Tpn TJMU vjttTV

bliBch e. I. (to hccomo pale or wb te)
tn TT vm. <ln Tf »ht, pt

bUneo (Sp.. ’white') •«.
blue aetgB (a paper ngaeJ at the
bottom by him who intends to
bind htnaell— Aiyar p. 113 a) ftyr
?»=Tnrtl(t»)

blandos Cct T<u- (chanaiag. eachan
ting, pleasing) ttXgP
BUnfgrd s bosb.warbler Avti VTtrvT-

Blinfard's foa JIfijnira. (fonnd in
Afghaoistao »rvTT) v . -s en -gtstfr
Stanford s iaa^hing^hritsh JersVrv*

BUnfords olive bnlbol Ata Vfir

Blanford's rose-Gneb ^cci V'Viar

Blanfonl's tnow.Gncb dees W-Tvp

blink ad> i ^TT.

aTCrP.frr

3 ^imm.

blank » 1 (part of an inatnuRent not
wntteo trpon) fttvi. fTT»nv n.

2 FartUry (an. nnstocked area

where fe-w or no trees are g-owing)

blank acceptance ffpr WWy
blank agreement form (sTfrAfr^-STT
blank ammamtion T^fi.'VS
blank bill Cem- frr* fsTS
blank card ftvT
blank earlndges iT^Tanr
blank chetjne ftriv
blank che<^e-book THT^TT-

l(=»n

blink colaam i i r < T
blank credit = open credit fkr* S^T
blank determination Anal. Chm.
(a determination made as nearly as
possible onder the same eondituns
as a true determinatioo. hat with
QBissios Ta of the luittanea to be
iiic^d T^ter) ftarfVpr firmr
blank draft form &1TJ;TT
blank endorsed secnnties VT?
Tirfia sfsufy'ti

blank endorsemenx Le« (tbs name of
the person tn wboss faveot tho
endorsement is made, is emitted)
■nttr iiiiwi
blanket n. 1 VTTV r.

3 (milled and raised) BXfV
hliaket adj. (eSectiva or appLeable
IS all. rather than aay speciSed,
lostasces) ttlfW

hlasket patters {JH J. 61) Vxnt-t]7C.
5,V, «TTW ift q*t

bUnketiav cloth vnrr TP vttt
blanket leaf (rerboieum Ckopini)^^
yi*fl m.

blanket Lcence V^ST^

blanket stitch vaxV.dlrr, ClC-l-zin
blanket weaving vtTW jm
blank firing srwrz rrn*'lTi^
blink form firiv BTf. VTTT TTT
blank heading AtV 3*1 fV
blank intimation card Arv ajTWT Tn
blank page Atv •ptl
blank paper fillv 77
blank paper case (JJI- 1 163) Pttv
7T7T7

blank paper return tickets (rtV 5*71-
nWTTV

Ltaok paper ticket firrv 7n. vVn
7n

blink pivmeBt register AlV

blank lacaipt regiitax

224

blare mark

WiDk rfceip\ reg\»tet STiftl 'I
blaaU return ftr* bTcTPI
blank return form afetro.JlTTl
blank return nekel frts
blank «al« ^

blanks in llie deed ftitn S ftl* TOW
blank apace TOIT, f^T5 TOW

blank strip Fortttry fT*K <>5t
blank tible Statu’ics Ws TOTft
blank transfer (executed aritUout llie
name ol the transferee) aroiS ftSI-
TOTO

blankxisaOlTO tTj*
blasphemy f

blast r f 1 (to arpl) a blast] iriaTOirr
3 (to shatter bj an explcisiTe)?*^^
TO

3 HTFi gro ^

4 CTOI
blast ri

blast n Plant PatM (disease eharte*
teeisel h\ hteakiag orer of the
beads) 7^^ m

•bla<t 1 (Ok bfaiiot 'a epront, a (sru )
•TJ

3 *« •plaet liiei tiormitiTe eell) •***«

•FI

3 Ptlrea *75

blest and vacuum pump (eomhioed)

StflTOtW B«n 7 ^ Wjto)
Blaitania Hot gXTOW'Twnf

n parcioi (ftuit haminer shared**
Basu) HWTTO gXTOW (53< ham

blast disease PJaet PalW 7'TOh*&»i
nlasted odj J *9rw
3 (confounded)

3 stfsTailT, TOll(saod blasted RwtT

*us>

6 (rent bs a stroke of lightening)
ftTTftbsTW

6 (acenrs»l, detestable) VTO

7 (without leaves— Bail of * tree)

blastema 1 iftcot (Wallroth'a t*rin
for the Iicbe'i thallus) rsTTgeW

3 (Ok. Ueatema 'bud> fprout7

(the pnmiftre basis of an organ
s et, uuloRned) Slf4 wt.
blasteniospore (tno.celled spore nrith
a thick median wall traversed by n
connecting tube) ^'dleiB «.
bla-tee iatf«TOti’n(n)«>

3 (oue whose work is blasting with
<h nsniite)7t«^7!7 n
blast furaai.c vfit4TOW7
bltitic oil Ptiroj wiTa*
blaatic 1 (aprontingi gemiinsting)

crsitallo-blsslic TOZ

2 Biel. -FI

bla<tie defonnaiioo Ptttoi.

f>7Tn(Tsrfellp 303)
blaslid Enbryol (site of the nucleus)
TOft^ M

blasting gelatin (• variety of eiplo-
sive geleiin)
bls'liog -method itfit
Uistms oil7'«tTO SR
blaitmg operations 7^r%lTO-9Vti.
gvtt Rtrni

blasiing powder 7t7^TO
Apowdctvt^^

B powder

(ila«i lamp arft 4X4 fiT
blast Qoatle Rif Enj
bUsto- Pelrej %%•

blasiocoele Etobrfol (csvicy of the
blast ula)

blastococle gcHy Emhrfd OTfwfttTT'
JJUt

blistO'Colla But f fW fniq m
blasto cyst Bin6r|N>f (hlsstoiierraie
vesicle) 5TO>=» (S«=5XqT-’I«»)

blasto^yie geol giTlni / (j? =
gfIT «»•)

blasto derm gV-TOt m (93*>

gem a»»)

hlaslo<lcrTDalussMasio.derDiic edj.

Fnbrfol 5T*=rf»7 (g^>igT>f «;bc]
blastodermic •=hla»loiieraiatir
blistodcrmir sesicte gFvqT'Sir'T

Maslodcrm>se>ic)r Zml gfr^y-ansT
TO!

iilas|e.<iisc Bmewyof 5T-r«»««

blast of sir TrYifaran ei

Hlisloiilra Pofeeiiief (shur-cd like a

(lower lull) ftnraqA (tl

clisi)

blasiokittcsis (movement of tbo
embn o *W in tlie egg) OT nft /.
blastoiuere Bufirpol- (cells resulting
from the earls division of the
rs gote g«J) S’mTO m.

bUstO)>elitlc ndy Prlicj
blasto|ihUic adl- iVfroj

bls'lo pore Enbrfal (opening into
the aieh-enteTon) wisl’S gW »
blastivporpbyritic adj. Pttroj. 74-

qfri’ftq

llislo psammitic arlj. Pttroj Vi4-
(qTtrfTtro

blasto psepbilicad/ Pilroj 7IWeftSI*

Mastosphere = blastula
lila-tospete Jfvcol. (a wpoie which
has tieen budded off, as in yeasts)''
Nl

blasioiiyle ^oof. (a iooid whoa# func-
tion IS to produce melusoid buds)

blastoaooid Zeal- (a sooid prod seed by
gsmniation) •«.

blast pipe Bfr-
blast pump Sir>t4)n
blastula Biiiirpel (bsllof eelli with
wall on# later lliiel) fl^ruhnn/.
blasiulewblastula

PlatU Zaei (a genus of eockroschei)
"(WTfq-ir*(ft (^TOrdl cockroteh)

B. onmalis min»7 cffiWiO
Dlsitans (suborder) ^oof. oTOtf^'Wg.

WVI HI.

Blaltelli Boot ?(77.1totJTO(^

D. gennioica RiarpqliHf lf47I
blauholiCof Jnd hlsftlm
Idater (sweet violet, Viola odorota)
i^TgtTiN (Baso)
blaae r j wBm^, 4577f, 7TOT,
7TOT,an«TOW4Wl,7ftpg>4t ■
blue [ I 1 yrantli qiTTWI
3 4T 4T w-qWf. TO7Pt *WI
blase 11 lertttfy (an artificial wound
h) which a portion ol tlie bark
IS Iskemitf a tree or tioiher - TFB.
p. 3) w .

blaae ct Fonit'-v (to mark tree* or
tiraher li> means of biases)

77 , err^y^i **(171 etriwi
blase »arkpwailr|anwi7 ^**,*7^-

iilazinff

223

bleated thiatle

bhzing (on taiip petals) Bot. (colon*
led etieekiog) f.

Llizm* itarsscolic-root /

blazon e6. 1
S 04171^, ^ ^ %31^I
3 irp*T®??fl Rjziif'ii, fidi-n, *1^17
^T*Tt

■blex..,b!e

bleacb fi 1 (act orprocesa of blMcbing)
tt , n ,

/.

2 (bleaching ponder) m.
bleached ai; ^irfjTiT

bleached mull n^ZfuT

bleached yarn waste TtxUitt

bleacher Vti^, m.

1 (a machine) »*

2 (a TeaaeO ^ «
bone bleacher
feather bleacher

piager bleacher «n^ %?r«
hair bleacher crrir
rag bleacher <f»tr
wax bleacher ferw-Sm
bleachery V7zrtI7«
bleaclffield TT’rSnr
bleach ground
bleach houce

bleaching Vise n » V’RI / , <lT3n n ,
jftTjnr/.

blca>hing agent tn
bleaihmg ajijiaratiis sTT^-afTf^
bleaching chaegea sftrteT
McarLing clay or earth V^*^
bleaching crofl Vfit (h^fl
bleaching eartli = bleacliing clay
Lleaclimg engine *1*7
bleaching field ann ^
bleaching ground
bleaching ponder
Lteaching tank XrR*a*l‘l
bleach lir)noT 7*1
L!eacli*ntan atflHtiT, V^-jT’T m.
bleach pTOCCis PJictco. fvin
bleaih wax Va^ 6l7W
beach-works sm Wt f.
bleach yard sraaifl-l «.
bleak (a nrer {Ub> Albiirniit /uci<fi<*i
whose scales are lined with ailTcrr
pigment) wi.

bUh (a bnbUe as an tvster, glass, etc )
f*n*l% m* (tWfW ‘a bnbble of
TsatcT or any flntd’ hlW )

Blechneae Bol 7as«»lsJT*I-S». W®5.
^1*11^95 n

BlechnumPoi (ferns tcitli stiff lea-
ves) 7< fg i n ni* t tratfet (pi»i stiff, <i^n
fern)

B horeale SWtW*! (til«7
Lorentt 'northern )

B occtdentale 7^1317 T^S^TQ),*!

B. apiciBt (jpicnnf ‘spiked*

wwvntS*!

bledewort {Papaitr rluven) T*C Kf;
«7n».

bleed 1 1 1 355*1. 7St«T7 fm

to bleed at the niHe 5t3zft7 353T,

2 (of plants) Tft fttESiJT, ftstwi
sgstlfwi.jTftilsn

4 (said oftliodiffasiOQ or ranniBg
of dies and pigments said also o(
the exuding of bitominona Dstenal
with w Inch paxeinenls. woodblocks
etc aie bound or impregnated)

bleed t< I ^t|;ftTTrs^,73!^t^^I,f37T•
tf^^T^r, sTnf»«l«*ll
2

3 (to dram or empt) of li<)Qid, gas
Of otliei contentsthat mil runout)
7*HIT*T

4 (a l)J2)ftrc7T7*t

5 BcoUiintliny (to turn the edges
of. so as to cat into printed or
en„’rsTeil matter) **33

bleeding 1 TTWBnr w

2 7*7^17 17»

3 (ol lags) n

4 Bot — weeping (exnuing liquid)
(TO7*t n

bleeding heart = wallflower (CAeir-
antkns ekeiri) jn,

bleeding piles TVnrAm
bleeding time Jfrrf. 31®

blematogen— blemaiogen layer
ilfieol (it IS a membranons U} er)
3>9\Wt OK

blematoged layer *=bleinato*en
blemish tb. 1 (to mark with defor*

init>) r7F«ll*4, 5^ «73r, r^ft

37^1 f7*Ti4^

2 tjfit 37*0,

3771. 39*f37T 375**. 5^*p7T

blemish « 3e3, 5^*1 ***•
blemished ‘pot (on fruit surface) 3*771
(local terni in M. P.)
blench (bleach) sflTS^nr, 7777 «
blend rJ 1 ttznftrtTJl, fs^ITt

2 (to dress and dj e furs b> special
processes) 3ft'fl7r37

3 Pnintin? (tola^ on different tints
so that the} ma) mingle while wct
and shade into each other) «»»<<<*

blende (from German blejiden ‘to
blind', alluding to its dazzhnS
lustre) 3737 171.

BlendersanmscblagwTTagner’i strip
system Foriitrv 7^) 77,fif
blending » , fcyni

blending mbentanee Biol fffiTimt-
(777*1(7

blending of spinls 57777 TtfirCT
blending operations (5733*77377
blending property ^OntTt ^
Blenoiiilae Zool TctSTTrSniii,
blenn) Zool, tGk. blcunn ‘aUmCi mn
cu.) 7>«H4t7/.

Blepban* Bet. 73 saifr
B. edulis 37777*7 73 (D ,U. <«)

B. sindiea (seeds are nsedasx niro
for ear-8ehe~~Basu) 3*1^373
Blephitocera Zed. 3137353 tfsnfi
liJepharocendae Zool. (ttet.wtnge.5
midges) 3137353-477 »ti.
blepharoplast Btol. I (the centrosoma
functioninS oxer the kinetic actv*
Tltl ) rfiraTO (-75) m
2 (basal hod} .aspecnlired grannie)
31715-3(7137/.

bless lb. 1 (to make liol} ) S'**! 757171

2 (to consecrate b\ religious word)
57(777777, *7*757 3771,(7(77^ 37*77

3 (to make hnppi ) HTTTf 3777
5115 S5r7 3777. *7rfJr7,t3i. g7iftr7
5^, 5*737*7713771. 5’7f7*iftj; 5773
377T

4 (to guard, to piotect) 737 377*.
3WT77

5 3777, *I7-£t57 3777
blessed herb (Geuvi iirbaniini) *757773

blessed thistle (Cmf«iienAfifl«s) B?
3x?»,».

blessing

226

block pavement

bleisiog ti vi

BlewiU’t baiVqusil STm sVn*

blight Bot 1 (snv disease of plants
rosulling indeathof partslktunft/
(in compounds whero blight is
preceiled by the name of a part*
xmII be su1istitute<l by the name of
that part)

2 (an organism causing blight)

HITm

blight destroyer usimhM f»
blimbtng ^ bihmbi
blind aiij «*WT

blind t& 1 Wvgi ^fi4in*n

2 Enailmakitiy

3 (to cover drain tiles uith eartb)

i (to render nonlustroua* to dull,
as to Wind enamel) filW*

W dJ (as olavkindow) sr»g»sr
blind alley ei'^RlA nt
Clind Roys' Institute
bimd end (of the branch ol e nerve)
stsgjsa ni «Tit fi

blmdeyes {Pupater rhocat) HR srfg^

llindfeld i',
blind bole crcafts?
blinding tree (Etcoccano a^allaclu)
tnrsst fu

blind iiiiesiine Zcol st^
blind memory Ptychcl mi
blindness | MStrai /

illort afjailure to produce How
era) arjf'W /

b (fiilure to develop vegetatiTe
parts) /

blindness of potatoes sn^*t ^ m

fwVT

Blind Relief Mission h«-«TiSfVI ttVT?t
bliml SIC Zool sf®
blind sniVe (having small or conceal
e.1 eyes) WV'S

blind spot »t»q f%sj
blindMeed (Ciipirfla iiurio ptuforii)

blnvlwotm (has nunute e *a —Web.)

LlinJy buff (ropnrrr rhocoi)

n.

blind your.eyeiBblioJiog tree

blink tb. 1 tn« RTTSn,

«rWtAf?w?nt

2 (to turn slightly sour, ss beer or
niilk)

3 (to open and shut tho e) o)

s>q set^ IzmlHT-tl

1 (to Ignore) 3^171 ^Ttf

S (to blindfold)

blip (tmencan)— pip (Ilngltah, visual
tignal on the scope) llaJ^ ^^/>
bliss srprrxm

blister 1 A/erf s».

2 = radomc (antenna housing)
ifodorSnitm (vui-a-vltK)

3 (a defect in metel produced by

gas iiubbles (Rolfe p 21) nt

blister beetle 7;Kt2-sZI
blister by suo=bark.aeoribiDg
blister copper 019

blister creeper (Car4t<aptnuuut ball-
taeab nes) /. (BiN)
blislenog n

blfstectng ammania(d>unMHiii(s(<ieei>
/era] arftwwi / (N .M )
blistering iieetle ^

csDilundcs

blistering eerate PI, ,rm

raotharides cerate (ftajsgfAVtt}
blistering liquid
blister steel

Blitum Bat (Iwighl re-l fruit) gnfrft*
tniTf^ ( ^tilt’d ‘beautifully red*
^p9r)

D rspilalum (rnpibifnm ‘in heads'
—the iruit) 5 «®W-g?tr 5 '#t
bliu.kneg 3l>i.
blizasrd

bloat V ( 1 (to make turgil)
fitiei, arTTR?

2 (to make tsio) eifttBi^l «4l*tl

3 (to cure beTTini,s m smoke)
blost ei (to grow turgids to snell)

Mitl,e

liloated aJj Zool 7efte
blubwniarsli mangold (Okflko iwfiis
(ns ) cva-ilvj* sn
Uoik ef. 1 Stp'tftn

to block op a road fre ^
to block op a harbour

2 (to form into blocks, as to block
eosl) crvJt O wiiwi

3 ( to teenros to support ) KTWTit,

4 (to bote the buU of a wheel)

5 C/unii (to roiidor incITeclive)
atHra

C ffc 1 Ra-ho, Si orli Htm>asT
Moi k ), 1 fen f . f?

2 (as 111 Idotl and tackle) ft*T/.

3 (of ice)fjr?tl/, nt5t

4 (a eoinbinatiuii of groups)

Refill

&(i.i*ss)35Tw,

6 toiistry (a natural mam division
of s forest— IVR p 3) «VT n.

7 PrinlinyfnkzH/.

8 wblock acition iffy (s length of
track of delmed limits) ^vy m,

blockade (itrtti? m.
blockader RinOav. knrffrtre «i.
blockide telegram i/il, Rtnfl'7*
WHSli'f nit

block and tackle fm tnn n'RiT
block back ofi Jlly ( to sand a
message backward) ki^m
block capitals Siirr
lluLk diagram SlnliiUri ftCT Fi?
blocked ad; 1 WmS,
2AieHmmi: \

to be lilocked l^r, ^ VliT
blocked account
blocked assets nniiiC
blocked rapiul ieoil jvsft

block faulted Csol. (^i| fWfirw
block forward gb 2lly (to send a
message forward ) WW-bfSId
Idork grant R^f-ST3fri
blocking,, RRifhtm.

Idocking agent (as, of a nerve) fniiThT.

Idocking layer photoelectric effect
Rnrfni) tvT.wrftrpftnr?

Block Inspector Illy ^ej firOftf
(alioit for a»»e.e fWya)

Idoik inilrumcniaitfy. seer
block letter Prinfim; (a large wooden
typo or letter) ?Tf seitt
block tnutri Jlly nvT f?rsi. *syT-

ftnft

block mountain Gkv
block Dumber (F4M I 352) stirfr?
block of ice ftrsT. fpt 4l fim
block payemcDt Jtoad Coa$l. 17^*

blotch

block ponait 227

Hock permu formry
t\o. k like Rly. ^

Wo* k tion = block Rly
Mo. k »n>jn-. Sarr
|ilo.k»lilion/?/j WTTWW
I lock system (o(si 2 ^illirg) Rly
Tsft

l.Io.k tin X,tiil. ft»T«3
block, iran.fer* KS[!5-W«*tW^’l
blockr (perl to rock or ore formation
tint nsnally breaks into fair!) large
regtiUr bioeVa or masses) SSTSf*^

Mon.l, Monde aiij dntbroyol 1 \ot
tight or relatiTely light pigmenta

2 ( mill yellowiali brown, flaren or
mnbnrn hair)

3 ( with hlae or rrej" eyes!

TwVs

Mo^ 1 ?f«r. rs «, w?

tialt blood , tfl^W

whole blood S*TT

bloAii ilbamm ^^‘niPr
blooil analjiis reageot

blooil and seminal luina rfgi

bIoo<l hank Tf^-4W

Mood rtlaum

blood capillary

blood ecll J

l>lood cell count ?ftT-*T?TT-»nni

blood-eharcoal Chew, TfVti'ltT

Moo<l cholesterol

blood>cimilatioa ?firT*

blood colloids
blood corpuscle Tf»T-*Rn
blocl count ^fiiT-rnRt
blood crystals Pfcvitcf.

Mooil rultnrcs (positire, negatire)
Tfar dTC (wTft.
bloxl caamininoo Tl^-rftStT
Ll.jo.1 film TfiT r»r?ff.

Moo.1 flow slilood sirratii ^*5rT ffTit

1.1, ->1 -js T'^slTTpr

1.1. wxi -Un.i Ffirr efer
|.to.xl glue tTiT-tH
Mood group tfjT ^

bloo.1 'TOnpin;; <^1*1*1

blood gnilliBos (gailt or ertme of
shevlviing blood) ir-iwsi-i. ^"sistiH

biooi! gDiltic»s

drf

Llood.faound (retnarkabto for aente*
Dees of smell, need in trseking
enminats) «i»wt jdkfl (-^^1,

bloo«l islands Rmhryol (reddish areas,
where htooal vessels an<l corpuscles
are forming) TtFT*$ra. TTy 5 *)y
blood liennac Zed yfilT-rifttT
blood leitiog r^-nl'Sni n- Uneient
word)

blood-liocs oeewn \a

fr^Tran)

blooil'lrc salt etcH.
blood meal

bloo<l cnooer (for briapog about the
death of another)

Mood*piica*ant (remarkahle for the
bn^ht rol eoloOTs of (heir throat
and brenst) m.*n
liloo I pla<|nceblood plalewMood
platelet d» ir.

Mooit pUtcwMood plaque
blootl platelct^blo.^ pUcpie
Moo.1 picrns Zed yfitTJrrr^

Mo.i.1 (>oi.oni9g icfkr
Moo.1 prcsiirc rAjriiof. yft? W)?
blood rcl i=para red (yellowish re.1
in hue. and o! rerj high *fe
saturation) atRsiflldl^

2 TftlTTfS
Mood-rrlatioo
Moot! scdimcntat ton test
lOyi

MckkI scmin
Woo.1 sinus Zed.

Idoo.! smears
Idoo.1 spccimco
blooil slain

Mtioil stain rases yfcT ^IT
bbxid'Siains^I iiL.truificat rlyT’ftQliT

M,io.(-ciunc M-Hcrnt. l=heli*>lropc

TfaiyHi »i.

2 =bbmalitc

bl.Mxl sircams^Moo)] Row
bloo.liueker rsTsTnc, m.

bloodsnckin? bat Zed. ^

bloo<l SDcar P;,„jd tTit ?TiTt
bloo<l test yftfl

blood tranafcr=sMood transfusion
blood trsnsfuiion TTy-^rSTs^t, tKit*

Blood Tnnsfiuion Officer
syt atfy^
blood nrea T^rt-fk?
blood vessel fyr
blood rirus

blood wall (CAcirciilAKS cluiri) firfit^aT

bloodwood m.

bloodwort iCGeraSJum riJf'crfi<iDNni)
TiK^yiyijjy m-

2 — yarrow (ic/u/Zci fnjfir/ohnflO
trjWTJU/

3 irdyyenHn ertcnlare) SWIG’S »j.
bloody ( 1 , 1 ;, 1 , (stained with blooil)
l^Tfy.

3 (niarkeit by enelty] ^nW.imiWH,
^ (as in. a blood)' battle)

Moody Any (sn> fona of diarrhey ta
nbieli blood is mixed with the
mtestioal eracnition) mftHlTm*
blooiiy wamot (CTwirontHHa rliairi)
rmyr j «7 tit.
bloom 1 isn n.

3 Bel. (a ilolieate yelrett) surface
coatiRg on (mits, leares. etej
».« wryT Kt,

3 (a mineral tim is (reixncntly ioand
as an ettorescence) 5g*l n.

4 (a bar of iron or steel formed
dircetl) from an ingot

?tW7¥T/.

Lloonung period jrqw
blossom 1 jayJTjTft /.. iVt
2 (a colour, ) ellowish ral 7^41^ in
hue, of low ^ saturation and high
If brilliance) JrTyTill41<T
bIi>*som blight PtiBtrutfusl.l5H-at(t
blossom infection rtanl Fitlfiol. (infec-
tion arising in or from floral parts)
JTI-fiimJI
blossoming jeyy n.

Motrh 1 -scyi

2 J/cb (differing in colour and tey*
lure from the snrronndmg snrfaee)
OtviT M. (ancient word)

3 T/ttilet m.

blotcK printed

228

blue coppeue

blotch {iriDtcd Ttitilti
blotfhv arfj
Hot out rb

blotter *tHt^ «■» I n.

hlotlin' n tr*ft\T m

bloUm? |.a(l

Mollio" |ijper = )>lDUrr

lilotliDg 4]uirt.»orb

Mow C I 1 ^5WI. tl’) ftSB-ir. ^

3 (to wo> e »» air)

3 *4*s*t( t^vti

4 (as a trami>et)
3(asanbistle)<l{t«7-n
Sfmr

7 (ol cetaceans to eject through
blonliote') 3ttW

8 (as cement) ^»s*>r

9 (to tiovt itaiurallx aa oil or i;as
(loinaisell) Tlpf

10 Hfu (to melt— aaiJ o' a (use)

fttfFHt

to blow fire wfhr iren
bloK t f 1 PeFjsrf

3 (as a n luslle) »TWJ
8 (at a trumpet)

4 (to pjibliaH to spread by report)
sTiftta*rtT,%WKt tnm«i

b (to iiillatei as sMili pride) eriwHH

6 (to loriii bv inilation, as to blots

bubbles, to blow rUss) 1'

57*3

7 (to blow onoa nose) rTO
e^enr

9 (to cloai roiitenls b) the (orco ol
air or gas)
to blow an c'" etei
to blow a pa> ssclleif^^rrini?

9 (In dejyjsit eggs upon) W^T fiwiri

10 (to destro) by an eaploeioii)

to Mow up a building ran 9fl

nt^i

12 (t » epnnklo tobacco tvilbwatet)

to blow one* own irum|><:t
^ wntTwjtn

•T^i Tin WBH'ti
Slow B. jrfTt m.

blowUU irarozacBiFi o.*ifiMU) jr*.

Pim/

blowdown 1 forrtlrjaswiodtall
2 Mtek erraw. «iaTnT«t B*

Mower 1 (a person) '01131 ( ^ w.

2 (a niaehioe) WTI H . /

3(ruriLnic«t»«LAcrM2i^
acid blower met-sJtiitl
bottle blower ^(31
plasa blower cn until
powerdrisenliluwrrnflm%3 sTTitl
aand blower firwi s-Jtpit
water Llowc r ait*«inrr
blower vaUci.fy

blow fly(rtesh8\— Osford Dictionary)

blow fly maggot niAtl^-^TV
blow bole vrfit^ir* n

blowing VIRn
blowing bailt Clkcm.
blowing furnace rnRluaf
Mow log muhiite tim.9etl
blowing tci|>e, blow pi|>cwbtow-tube
GI(u»a//y.WW3TT
blowlanip«iryl9»>
blown eaad

Uow'oS cock (rWDD II 340) Tfna*
«TFt(«'T7 valve)

blow ooeH owotrttm|Kt see endrr
trunt|>et

blonpi|>e >*JRTt K
Uowpi|>e analiMs qiRiT
blowpi|ie bcuili
blow pi, »e rbsreoaU WWOtT wmt
Mow pijw flame tflRn JfIrtT
Mawpi|>e reaction unaiT
blowpipe table unaiTTTW
blowpipe trough Sluan ildt
blow room Teztilft frftva
blow room proc-c**
blowtorrhnsT^ /.
blowtube Gloat U/j traTIT n
blow whistle e .f ei
blubber ftat Ofll o( srhatee ftia) fiifq-
trai/

Mubbcryad> feCUaMIHe
bludgeon et^r m ,
blue aJj ^rii hleiJ
bl ue n6' >(17173 (ancient word)

{line Afneanlilysneivf«rft7>7fr;f|
Blue Auilalutian Zoo!
blue-asd yellow macaw Area

blue anemones \nrmoiie apennina
blue annealing arfitypR
blue asbestos Afiiternl. >1^4
crociJoIite TtHj^fsA
blue ash (an ash lint mg Miiish grooii
foliage)

blue base Col In I. tIS
blue bear rfl?! TtW
blue*bearded bee eater Jrcs
ffsg*

blue-bell Bet >ftH UtTT
blue-bellied bulbul .fees

«(TC

blueberry «. sftB WTTl f.
blueberry rli. (to gather or seek blue-
berrin) iftflTTft 373
hlucberryiDg ^Jt77fl377 n
blue billy (a pettsl with a bluish back)
o((ilOI

blue bindweed (bittersuaet, Su/j'ikcs
dalftiBtiirc) onclfli til
blue birch (tlio nvar bireb BetnU
»iijrrt)list >1,^

blue-bird 1 idftegft m (ancient won!)
2 (\oung girl guide) TTlftn / (C/
7)147 cub)

blue blerk cilj. >(lTr |p*7
blue blaik ink i?tw f rej ir«f|
blue Mack paste 4)7 {:mi IrO
blue blouse f>n, rftw TiYOT

blue liook afta jrre. rfirt jrn
blue border srnt

LIueboUle sftnftl/.
bluebottle fly

bluebreasta-blurtbrott T7m7'3 vi.
LIuebreasled darter
bluebreaalrd quail Jrra<(t!^T3*f^
blue britllcneas Dalai >ftTt fir^m
(Rolfep-23)

blue bugschicken tick §f^ fffTT
blue Lull ^7 Sib.,i(IritT 7
blue camphor oil Ciam. aflTt 7^-S*
blue rap

blue CB water aoluble Col- IitJ-
ar 7 371 ff%7

blue chat :(l7 «T37 («tl7 anci«a4
word)

blae-eheeked bee-eater dcvatfl**"

fysT*

blue comfrey ri^
blue copperas a blue vitriol 5^7, ^*1
tfl7t

blue copper ore

229

bluing

blue copper ore ?lT9*»nTF5
blue crab

blue crane — great blue heron *T^
•TlSf* til.

Blue Cro«8 •'ot letT uftft

blue c)pre« gTJO

blue de\ eloper Col. Iiiff

blueil Meel M>re^»Tfiltt

blu^ duclL sfr?! ?"?T^

blue-evcd /i/lj

blue fal-e indigo=bliie indigo

blue fire sf^arifw

blue flame sfts 3jjwi, 3?!^

blue flax 5{t^ TJTI

blue flv ^tst *T^

blue fox 1 Zooi «l'lHi)

2 (a colour, bluish red rems'fa m
hue, of low •'»’«aturation, and low
bnlliaute) *^^TTrT^ta
blue*fronteJ calleoe Jves sft?!-vr
blue*froBted redstart Atti

Mne gall ^ jrat?

blue gasifmgifv

blue gentian fiPTT^^

blue glais Col IruJ

blue glMi *lip CAm

blue glede (CircMj cyniwxi) « Ons

blue glow Site jflW ftsTI

blue goose

blue grape ^ISf

blue-green

blue-green algae ^lS5{ft-an*Tn: m pi.

blne-greentsh

blue grosbeak

blue gronnd=kiinberlite Sl?f

blue gum (Fitcdlyptus i;foiu{us) *1^-

blue haressmonntain hare fiTfTWtT

blncbawk=henhamer

blue headed robin ^Irr*

blue headed rock thrush .{rrs

?ft}

blue heat ^?1gn
blue heron sfl^
blue-hot cd^ ^-^^•’1
blue indigo (a wild indi<a with race-
Ties of blu9 tlowersl^x'i'-d sfltH
blueing 1 (garments)
o=ldae rot
3 5ff?m n.
blue iron earth

hluejack 1 = blue xiliiolgW n , ‘hIwI

a (Qnrrmi brwi/elia) tftft r».
blue jacket

blue jay m (occurs in t*Aw-

blue John f. (a beautiful

Tanet> of fluor spar tiW
blue Up (JM. 1157)^

hlue lead 2/iiiinjr
blue lettuce ?ST3li7
blue Iight=l>lne fire •ilc'lOd
blue litmus
blue hlmus pajier
blue lobelia sff5t 9rnn*T
blue locust Bol

blue louse sft^ (cattle louse) vg-

blue malachiiessrurile
blue ma-ssLIue |nll, insss of mer*
curv Phnrw. tTlSt jwr, «n?^-^n3l
blue meldola Mwmetamioe blueM
blue metal K»« Oig
blue milk
blue mould sfiS

blue-ntped pitta 4t«s ^ W-
S«T

blue ointment (mercnnal ointment)
sft?^ w tn gj u . niT^-w wis-j pr
blue Otehil Ctd I»d
blue paste Col. hut. 41^
blue pencil ib, 4l9l«-i
blue pigeon sfW ar^it
bluepiU=piU of mercUTy Pharm

blue piston eynngejft^g^Tpf^
blue pitta TiTjn is an

ancient bird name)
blue pop^blue grosbeak

blue powder Jfrtof
blueprint rb -ftw
blue prim=eTanoiype m-

blueprinter 1 (one who makes blue
prints) m.

3 (a machine for making blueprints)

u.

Mue-prmI nlap
lilueprint pajirr ^

litue pii*s(T?’1>*

blue rattlebu-h (bine indigo) sfte^iy.

blue.red sffWTrB
blue reddish sObITT^
bine TOck=Tock pigeon Brft xui-au
blue rock pigeon dirj Hl'Afhft.'Jitldd
bine rot Plant Pathol #raT7ST7
blue salt Col. InJ-

bine shark ^ mg, m; (one cf
the commonest man exting sharks)
blue tlite=slate blue (a colour, blue
iQ hue, of low saturation and
low brilliance)
blue-stone Pelroj rn.

bine tailed bee cater Aies

blue throat (a singing bird)
m (ancient name)
blue-throated barbet Ares

blue throated flycatcher Avet sfVet-SB^
5T?WrfT

blue.iii tilTr g?ij^
blue Utmouss ^?5 WJsH
blue tourmaline w isdieolite ^19
?;>Rra ( -n for ePm mineral)
blue verdigris Cot. Ind sfW ifWl
blue.verditemnuneral blue (aittfi*
cial)

blue violet (Viola edorato)!ft?rs*T TO-
(Basu)

blue vitnol gxr (ancient word),

Ijnr B-, ^iBt tjtm
blue water gas Chem. «{l9
blue water lily {Hympkata itellata)
m-

blue-whiskered chloropsis Avet
'rail's

blue wildebeest =brmdled gnu

blue wild sheep ays, tfte m
bltie-wiDged laughing thrush Aea
sflB w 'rmit

blue-winged paroquet Ac<t

gr

blue winged teal Jim
bluff rfr- 1 (to make a show of stren-
gth) »?rnTirT tfht mrai
arn'n. 5155 f^Ri ^•

3 liVar ^71 ^

4^»^i^r.T5:iT»pn

bluff n ftrfrr
bluing dilueing

230

blmehtitf/ WTsftW
Lluish black aiinla *195
bluish blue red ?*rTfiTnf^
bluish green

bluuh preen blue plTrsfl®
bluish grey wr-Thi ’t5T
bluish red TffFftw
bluish violet
Blumea Da fWfJJ-sniifff
B. balsamifera

Q deusillora (the plant jields
camphor — Baau)

B enanlha (tbe juice o> the plant
is administered as a carmmatii o
— Basn) flrrrirfWfTJ
B lacera RTJTRt f (B , N , M
jajiS Ben JtwilHrmuJa, Bin
itiiU'irbandai Mar kidurbanda)
blunder i , 1 fflTI 3rwi. WF
5'?

2 firarf'H tt^h, rfl >1=1 wr>(t

hluudei u t 1

2 (to mainanajo) f If h 'IlfT
«TfT. firJTT^fT, BIB ««fT
8 (to utter blunderin8l>) JfWWfTB
blunder n Btrvefe* « flrt >C» iCl
Marathi
error ftmi,
mistake anjO:
bull ffwfeii, *nir^
blunderbuss l (corrpt Ir D do’ider
ins lit thunder box, gun’) nfirar /

2 (» atiipid, blundering pereoo) ^
n

liluoderern fiapilBlfK 1%) in
bluuJer tlirouph fitia ffh
BRl, fJB BRI

blunt adj ft?, StlTI, wnm

in bluDi words F? ftiH B
blunt n (a ahoit needle with a
strong point) Xtfl !
blunt liorer

WtiT rb- 1 \to nia'si. inuistinct)

2 (to dim to darken) Bpad CTfl,
VJBIBTsn
blurred itAj arwr,
bluili ei 1 f If imrf, F3fT rn®
irwr F f Rl, Bff RI, rfRt

2 (W> grow red) fTB it *Rt

3 fRBfJ

^(lo assume a cloudy appearanea—

said ot vamiab or laequer hlus)

blush c t. K^WW,
blush II I BminB Bi

2 (a eolonrt rod yellow in

hue, ot low Bf aaturation, and
high f brdliaoca) dtf

Blythe |>roeesa (a wood preservative
process by which phenol le injectod
into the dried timber) erf^tlf
rfBi

Blythipieus ^twa (a scarlet erimson
band on the nape BIi) f«aR mitfil
Blylh s babbler tics f a gR
BlylVa bars ^tvex Alftcii fTf
Blytha bulbul Itri CIBFT ■ftng

D I y 1 10 s crowned willow warbler
t»<s "fljr^ firer®

Blyih'a trogmouih Ate$ 9f(Jl ^S-

g«

Blythe hawk eagle A%tt
fl«t« gi«i

Blyth's kingfisher ^trs >flf,

W

Dlyiha myoa Au* ggfl Rlft*l
Blyth's tticobar paroquet Att* flft.
%« iff 3«

B 1 y t h a pale blue flycateber Acs
?rg«f wpdfsr sifTim
Blyth e partridge » rufous throated
|>aririd*e dr« WK«r-*»« Prft ftferT
Blyth'e pig tailed macaque ilamvi.

T"* (found m Asaaos

Blylh a pipit Atel flR^W ql«[VT
Blylb’s red beaded laughiog tbruah
Jf ra fwt fr=fT tfll «ITf [f
Blytb * reed warbler dica ^TT® SR.

Blythe ecmnlarJiabbler Atrs fR't
(hnsT

Blyth's thsew yfosaia
(lound in tssam
Blyih'a sibia dice fl^ tflff

Blythe authors dseaWRI^ gsrft&
Blytha sole Jdemm
U 1 y t h a while ruin|>ed swift Ater
writM f ft RTS

D 1 y ( h’ e wreathed bomhill dci
rift f illf f fe fnftvtR

Blytha yrtlowJisckeil sunbird Acll

B PI (lie icliintil.) Sure If fR (SR

ffS)

B M R (hisal metsljoli-.iu ruts] >ri
R w (arirtf RSRff *»«)
bo» 1 Zool anriR m

2 (a colour, yellow gree i ft m
hue, of low Bituratioii and
higli a brillnnce)

but loustrictor (bangs fioiii tres>)
sntfranT
boar 1 nrg 111
bog

2 (uncastrated mala of swine)

HFfT 'u

3 (w lid hog) m . inRft ajJR

4 (male of any of \aiious niiiii
mala) 17 m

board n I (as, of wool) 'K®5;i,
int, ft?, fgT

5 a (a thick stilt eheat composed
of layeis o( paper pastel together,
or made ot paper pulp of any
kind) f«4f m

b (in tbie eeoee, as a terminal
element in eombinatione) ‘fS tit.
(ai in psBteboard, cardboard)

3 BocJif'iiidinp Tift m

4 (table) fPR, (table for food)n)ff.
f?® n

6 (food) afPiW n., Wlfl itfl

6 (as in, board of trade, hoard of
direetori) URfSt (aliort for
TIP), 1R*|! n (it the end of
compounds)

7 A'out sttTWR, stlTRi n

on board of any ship ftdi fRfR
f?

ditlricl board li»T«i.7rfkRl(C/
ttuBicipsIity fCifr^tl)

.board fjfri (aa in pasteboard, card-
board) '

board of 1 (to cover wiitli lioardi)
TRCSRf, Rg fi E f RRI.

fRff

8 (to rub with aboard, as in Its
process of making leather suppM
RSTrtw, RUff, RRfef CTfl

3 (to furnish with regular losala)

4 (toplay aeard face upon the table)

board and lodging

231

bob

6 fto stretch, press etc.— said of
hosietx, fabrics etc on a board)

6 (to enter) H^9T

7 (as, a sliip) '4'f'it, "rTTf*

8 (to approach) *t(*ni*H

board and lodging whntraTf?
board a ship U

board cloth (a table-clotli)
boarderl (one who hoards at a
boarding house) aitsPrRT^, Sfiai
^fnThiY(Pl.)m.
fuest atWir
lodger

2 (one who boards an enem] s
ship) WWTT^t ( 7^) in.
boarder allow^ce whPTT?Tfe-wft^
board elimination
board foot (144 eu. loehes) 'ne^giX

boarding and lodging tRTT PHJfT,

boarding amogement wfiw-Jr»»3
boarding cliarget afhn-rgv
boarding clerL

boarding grant ^Wid'sgTp
boarding house l m

2 BT 5 W .8 m
cafe «T*T!T'J5
canteen st«iigR*<;g
eating liou-e
hotel arnroJ*?,
hoMrl CiTTHTH
inn ni^SriS!!
restaurant a^TfTT ijq
restaurant'Car arrciT-’in
refrrshnient-room aiT3RT?^, ^

re«l*houie ftvTJl.tjJ
tea house ij 5 , moui
boarding nettings .Vutij arrfj^fnft

}«ardiDg ofScer sfUltlqi'l wfC'

boarding school UUIH B1S5TI?T (frx't
-5«+»'i4’B,a*-ortfor tTTai't' ffltn
ttH’.ll'TlI

lioartbnian (as in, babenes or a-lrer-
tising)T?^ 3 rT
l>oard management ueT?t »«*«<
board measure aPT

board meeting aiieSi'-aifq^Ti^

Board of Agriculinre at*^
Board of Arbitrators
Board of Auraedtc and Unani Sts*
terns of M e d t ♦in e wigl f f yg atlT

Board of Censors Board of Film
Censors

Board of CoDimisatonersan^fV-tinm
Board of Commuoieations aT^IT*

Board of Control fiqa« ai- a " g g
board of directors Si-dll' 4
Board of Education
lioard of examiners gfk^ i|«e,A
Board of F.xamioers. Army Head
quarters ^^tTg CTlctq

Board of Lxamining Engineers
(FR II 69) *1*5^

Board of Film Censors qFfara-Bft-

ws-tr^T?!. ii " g<A

Board of Forestr)

board of guardians ioir <rT«T«-*ITT55
Board of Health 7 Bt 40 T>i >«79
Board of High bchool Eilucation
srerrTFbfabtT'trrtF
Board of Indu-tries
Board of IndiiMries and Munitions
tdtit Btn wtfittt tma?

Board of Inland Revenue (p^tTig.

STffR «'« Jrf

Ixiard of imestigation si jmm jr »»55
I oard of managenirot
BoanI of Medical OlBcers (MelI60)
vrvfdib.siFtxif? uujR
lioarJ of ofCcrrs mf^lr Bop?-
Boaril of Publn Ilealili

ajoj,"

Board of Besenue TTafx aivta
Board of FeronJarv Education tTTvq.

fsiW

board of selection B? 70 i>tiop^
board of so|>erintrndeDce
flesrt

Board of Supers i«ion o i<vW JTwTg
Board of Trade (aa adniimslratiro
dejortmect of the British Gort >
•I'lit (Fbencb drparl-ntnt du

ctsyiierfc)

board of trade (» bodj- of anea orga
nisoi for the admneemeat sad
protection of business interests)

Board of Trade salinomeier txmir.
ftvnn etTJUTpT

Board of Trade unit stTPITT fwfrt.

lioard of trustees tTOTg
Board of Vuilors (JMISS)
atoprf

board rule inT^

board’s certihcate Jr»T5t snrPTq^
board school U T iVlV. T

board table (conference t ihle)

boird uases tffjrt-ajfit

boar fi*h (with a hog like snout) ^T-

boarhonnd m.

boar hunter m (ancient word)

I>oart -oliort

BoaS'Kaufmann bactllns (found in
the stomach id esreiuoma of that
oigan)

Boas Opi'lrr bacillus arc Lactoharil.
Ins bulgaricus

hoai| ef* wt I Ht^f^ ffTT*n

loatsfm,tft/,qr»

l>oat bug

boat building

Iwai fee* ^T^t’551:

l>o3i ID name

l>oatman m.,

boat-shaped nrf; ^riTiT. sfi-^n^lT

boat ‘hell

boaUiuan =boat‘w am

l>oat*wain tn

boatswain bird = tropic bird ^mTrr.

boat tram Jilf, Httjpft ^*rR

lioatw right (a boat builder) ru

bob n. 1 Jatren. g»? n

S (of a pcQdaluii])=bnob n.

3 (a small polishing wheel) an^rw*

n.

4 (a mop greased with an abrasive
powder for polishing) *ni*f)r n-

5 Zopjin^ (a single pair of sled run-
ners on which the forward ends of
logs are loaded) anm^^ ( n.

bob rt. 1 titm tfrer
«eni. BuiJtr’H
a ^T'Tt

3 (to tap) CTrrcTsn, wztrptj

4 (to hob the head la courte8>)f5rft_

bobbin

J32

bcff lima

5

€ (to f»rry on a bob. »» logs) wmpi
(to polish with a bob) 'l®niin,

bobbin (ft spool or r«el on which % srn

is wound) Utr^HMst ^nl)

bobbin cut waste Texiile*
it^ «! «nfm

nobbiDite (sQ explosive used in coil
mines) elffliV z nv. (*tl< eoal +
explosive)

bob up ib 7WR, T5 "ssfl
bocsgea Jaltellii = Stperaea Uuri
folia Cet

BOD (biochemical oxsgen demand)

Bode slaw Otreii (an empirical ex*
prcssian (or the veUtive distances
ti( planets from the sun) B5T»J?.
Orvw
kodiee

ho lily (pit ertnfrn
bodily (ui/

bodilv ailneot Tnftft^Ttn m.
bodiU harm or lojurv trrfrfff pft

bodils heallb wflft*

bodilv hem Lew (Aiyai ^ 144b)

bodily tant inflfh;

Cf bodilv injurs STTflft* "eVz
liolilv inSmiitv wrftftei^VrT
1>odilT injurv Pliftft* ^

I'Oilils pain Law jnf)5*
l-O-lilv risk. CTrfifT* wPtwt
l<.dilvs.flfjrc9lffT«*l
liodkin Brrnfin^

Bodo 2ool (possess two unojual Its
-ell i) friHTTT-intifd
bmly 1 snn <1

2 TT? Ill

lr^. (t^T II (as IP. rrotoplssniis
body at" ftn)

4 (material object) tT-rt n

5 fof a bone) J H (»'«« )»Ta v,

6 (of a cart r/ *e. etc)CRm

7 (as in lhcf”*'V ibe people,
•rfx^fft./' '^iTv^

tuvernin; IxwW eifsftdtV.'^Const )
■tialAdyg^ ^

in the bode of the iletlaratioB sresiT

(«w) a

in the body of (he Act
(nw) a

body and texlnrc of cfiee*e ^

s?)t

bods at rest ftSTrata ^7x4 (C/. 'In

motion* not «I^n4a)

body blight Phnt PMM. ^-arA
body building aiV-finira
body building foods gpftT ^HtWl av
body easit) iiW ^->151
body reU = soniatie cell Bail VTT-

cRn=fr^*7tlt

body rrntrrrd.a.g'y (centered in a geo
mettle figure or body) aia
body centered cubic lattice TW%flJTl

body ceotrode Cta
body coelom ^

bods cooatructioD (t|VM ssiii) *17
T*Tt

body corporate Lew ftlW
(Const >

corporation faint tConst )
body dimension (of a motor vehicle)

aw sftaw

body gcceowcliroiiie green
body guard aiimv > i
bods in niotiou nfitap^ (C/ 'at
reyfftnaw not fan BT^)
bods liocn wra
body loose aw ^Tl
body ismph eland CW?^t*T sf^
body Fnaclunc CItttsjra
body o*l«or Slflt rr*^
bo<|y of a died ftityi tB
body of a letter C«ii> iina/<-H''e T9
*W

body of an iD*lruiiii.nt Tt^Tt TW,
*1 BBRia

body of rensors rt^w^OrtW
lioily of imlisiduala BT f^TW

In ly of iDmatre (in a jail) «f*? ih
bods of lawarifBflTW
Iwty of JejfalaWfs^legiylalttre**
teg ‘1ativebo.lyfV*l<|fBTW,ftW7
B'lH

bo tv of oepliri linni Zoof

arrfw»t»w

body of jicrwina *ahj Cww. »7f«wl

at *fl

Imdy of proprietors arf siw i fa rt
lHj,|y of road nrf *W ar* «I gwi

ImsJv of \ oters aT 7 n- 7 *t
Inidy piece (m a llieoilolite) Skfe
w:W*«»T
boilv politic
1 (state) Ti 1 >I »,

^ (all organicoil sociefs) f(^^ 7 sswi»

Isodv surface CW m

body icmpcrsture glftT*«T7i trflf

nnht

Iwdy tube *w ^

J«dy Htll Zeol

body sshorl Zoci *W wfff

Boehmeria Sft atTOIB-sraiPt

B. Bivea (China grass, rsini gTls^
rlieea fibre) BTBTW sftfiSia
BoeBoiDghausenia Set fdSUK snnfi*
B albiflora autfw figBTt (Hindi
fll*?7*“Lowsen and Sshni, 1947,
p339)

Boerhas la Sot. yrtu mnfil

B. diffusa (bogwead, pigwaad)
RWi«v^!(tT CB, N , M . Ben.i
Bombas, Catch Sfi^tt)

B prorumbcDSwB JifTuaa
bog 1 »« » , tpBipw
9 Tfol (mu I with aeida) ^ is.
bog 1 <aa (i/rnyaHtHea trifeliata) * 79 *

l«>g Inltierr) ^ dVvwxO
l,og*bur.t Orel (flow of mol and
pest— Holmes p 143) B*JITff
Bogdanow's grey shnke dm 5 *^
r<rtstniR*T«

lioggy ojj arfrw+f^,

*7?t

tioggy land ^fint iqfa

1 (a ion cart) fV 7 T *7 m
SBIy.^bogie truck (a (our ortix
sylieel truck of short wheel base. )
»T*? l»..*T»t

l«gie frame iljy r*v-«»W
Iftjgie (oanst ear Lin irf'T TfT
logie truckabogie y,’/y.
iMigie wheel Slf trci WX
bog ironsbog^re

1,115 biiic (eftrltiv iiiipiur# calcium ear-
Vowite)

bo9*nioit

233

BoUnopsii vitiei

l)o» mo's ^ Jj'htpniim ^ iffsi
l>o» myrtle 1 (iweit g&'e, Uvrica
yah) ^ •4,'r*^ "»•

3 (hucle hem. hoj hean. Mtiivnnthtt

Iri/ohalo) f

1«- ore

bo^pe-it (mosaes) ffw ^*1* *'»
l>Oj5 pimpernel >lS jicA»>iHifl
Ikjj; pink = l)op»innk
boff roifmirr=nioonfOTt
l<op«pink =:ciikeoo/Joieer (Cfirrf/Hntue
proifiitit) III

1.05U* fldj 1 rs«-tn. n?(

l>o-ui e»rJ fttttn-Tie. I{?I
)>o^ii« cujlomer
l>o(;us pronnle
Itogus eharelioUer
liop \*hortl»V*rry«hop lulherr)
Sohemitn (an •rtl^t or literarx mm
x^ho lea.tt » fra* Ills. <lMpi<mb'
con%«ntie'>thtie« genettllj )

?T1T. (.t^) in

IloHemiia bote
Bohemun earth > preen eartli
Uohemian oli\e (Efaengiiiit figrteiiiu)

llohr Rutherforil aloiii (^rlAnetary
atom) am’tTWiej

Jioil ji. Utd virz lu .‘»r«T

lioil r.i. 551?^, 7»»esti

hia blooil built uidt atiper i^lr

Imil r /,

)>oil ittay TT >m 3tT^T, :rT*

}>oil down tnr^, tRt aJl?Ri,

T»Tw arrat wwi, irlt

apt cw. »nxt?i

lioiled linwil oil ztjvi jm *r?rrff n
>n^. wp4i &k

lioiled oil 3T3ff5 itw, TCWt JiTf ite
Jioiled nee

1, oiled wheat ^C1

I>oiler Sfea II Fngmj *Tfntl,STlf«ri.
wimia n

IJoiler Act wtfritt arivaftro
Holler Art Rule* »jf»T9 wfiaPm?-
f«lT

iKiiler a«hei mfnw.wajt
boiler attendant

V’ller altendanta' examination {tilrn.

TlfTpr* afltJT

Rotter Attendants Rules TircTt 7^
ain^T f-tUB

boiler ca*in • Rly En^ urfsTt aTT^T»l
liOiler cement

boiler eoxenng Rlir UlP^* wixO*!
Imiler fireman Vift^tl anfcic
boiler fitter mfsTV atmqtni
boiler foremalt (junior an I senior
ifiale) U.f<T9^« («ft«

»*e)

lioiler liouse

Rotirr Inepeition Ruira dip'll
fuftwatfinni

boiler insurance
boiler maker RIv mftrSXTT «>
bodetman oi

lioiter mechanie Uffrltl
boiler pressure JJJy Uifont Wtt
Imiler aalinomeler
I-oilce steam pre»»«r« p*»fe Hh
fug trfisni iW(«7 fcrltTTtlR
boiler superintendent (PWDM. 1 4)

1 urfrnrarAtit*

2 (|i« IS generall) responsible (or
all iiiechanieal plants)

lioiter tuliea Rhj. Eny «Tf«n t!i?t
liotlinp n 5^3?^ n
lioilinp juiee ^ f A

boiUnp plate aftnsrn
(•oilin' point 5^5TI«»'
boiling point apparatus 5^'^iT-
anRm

boiling point thermometer

ni'jHH

boiling point tul>e trna

lioiIiDg lest ’tflstt, Tn5f %\

’rtlai (PA. 104)
lioiling water Vpft

l«)il ofl(toreiDoe« by boiling, ns gum
(rom ailk) Ot^l

«TT

boil out = lioil oK
boiloser^^aarcTui^ fttrounn,
sarr TT WIST fww« aim
lioil to graio (to boil ayrup until
cry stale form) WtWTT?W
lioil op (to riae in boiling) mwtnin

boiajauneogelbholsCol
Iioisterone aJj tfr?I^ft*|{l

( -T^). 3TW, gg«

boisterously

Rokbara Oeog trafVSTT m. (Bokhara
IS (roin Skt. ftllt)

Rokhara plum (Priiniit communit)
(<>51(13 "t ■ an^gWTf
bold 1 (wwfw

2 agw, Ar:. wn

bold and plump (as, gram) Wft atVr
>TTI J*II(FAM I 144)
bold (coarse) category Vaf)

(MACR 29)

bold heading TtJ® afrtw
1ioldine=boldoine Cbem. TWlTjaff /.
bold IineTVWtni

boldly (writing the headings

boldiy)

boldo = lioldo folia = boldolravrs
rfnrtn TTITTbR/. (/or trplatintion
rre Boldu)

boldo folia m boldo
boldoine m boldine
boldo leaves m boldo
bold type i Rti ai»T

in bold type s>!J ar^tf %

3 (of groundnut) WTIBWlt(MiCO 3)
Roidu Rot (its dried leaves are hyp-
notic) Twrtwan tnnfe

bole f'orntry (the trunk or atem o(
a tree) Twawi/, WWT
bole 1 (Qk. bolot ‘clod ot earth'}

2 (a brown, raddish red-yellow
ullifttWi in hue, saturation and
brilliance medium w) WvrJtmfttTw;
Roleopbthalmus Zaol (oiudskipper)
innf!i

lioletieni^; 1 (of the genus Dohtui)
wigvtfq^

2 = fumaric CAaii. gfw«
boletoid ntfj. .Vycol (having the
characteristics of the genus BoUtitt)
STfRHiTM

boletus (any fungus of the genus

Rofwiii) sn5jv<f *’».

Roletui ( n genus of soft, early-
decas ing pore fungi) an^titT inriftr
R crocjtus (tppliod in Western
India to the gums in cases of ex-
cessive aalivation— B4Su)^s<fR}R-

srgww

BoliDopsis vilrea Zool ^IWTTdrft

234

bona fida daaUr

BontephUa

Bolitophila (Gk. tol'lo^ 'cowdong)

Boliriin b»rk=jrello'^ bark (Cineha
tut ra/iMva) m

Bolituo cc?ci (, Erv^ fit'ojyloti eecaJ

/

boll (the pod or eipsule of » plant,
r>p of fl»:i 01 toltoo, a peiicarp
of a globular form) / *1^1

boiled (haviog bolls)
boll weevil(ii infests tbe eollon plant)

*7)*^ tfl? m

Itollworm {the lirre of a moth of the
family Nocluidae, which devours

bolls or uonpepodsol cotton) nlff

m (it IS an insect)

Dolodon 7a)i (Gk fcoioi 'lump)ft^*
SjUfi

Bologna phosphorus (a phoaphote-

•oent sulphide of barium)

n

bolometer Phy» frofaftf'lilT^ m
bolt n I erfn^/

3 (as, in a firearm) /
bolt i& Lbiu (I P 0 ) •ni um.

(to run away) (i« abduct)
boli>4nd ihackle joint Ztal
fsfirr-srfrj,
bolted together

Bolieniarecit (elevated on a stalk—

PH 1122)f»ifift3«->raifir

Bolteoinae ZoU
(sgifl subfamily)

IkiIi from the blue smr W5TIT
boll head flask Chen* aifl^ fit? ^feo
boll hole »n'^ 1%?
l>olls and nuts sn^ »Rlt W?
Boltimanna constant (gas constant
per molecule) e^TlfH ff>n«
liolus Til
Immh n irrill m , 111^1
!>oul lA nt'r>?sT, flt'mwTvi,

I (’ll nr^ RniTT

Bond arareae Bot »

(from Bombax tlTW^

1«ijiIm'i 1 ti I nrmTtn, ri>^ TT Hid t
3(10 impio.r upon)
l■ombar^^raenl I BTWn^Ti n . rfr^'

S wflrm o

bombardon (a deep toned wind iiialrn
manl of the double reed faiiiil>|

iMimbardua (cannonlike) wo«d) Jt,
bombast m

Bombax Bot 3r,vil^jr:n{)i
B rambodiense KPer?

D reiba (cotton tree ted silk cotton
tree ' WWfMl ( Ik, S . 31

?liw#t, Ban Guj f^*>i Hm.
new Tam tamani auMouft. Tel
Dri »fW^)

B goMjfpium = CocblospetiBUBi
goiaypium

B heptaphylluin=B eeiba
B bextphjiIluinsB cciba
B tosigne (a email tree having the
appearance of the cotton tree but
neverattainiQgitsaize— Tr I

gj-sriTtred

n malahaneuia = 0 ceiba
B pentandrure— Ceiba peolaodra
n aropulorum {tcopulct icu rock} ')

Bombay babbler dies atwfe
Bombay blackwood (Dalbtrfia latf
Ma)fCTlRt?m/

Bombay greeo bcrbel Jiet (ftn

Bombay bemp i (sunn, Crctoltna
ftinfta) SWN5 «» • IPt
2 (amban, ifihiartit rounabsiivt)

at»»if(»n/ <U.ll)

Bombay Hereditary Oflicea Art

Bombay Muniripal Oornughs Act
gTR<; MfjAw

Bombay FuMiO 3<Curits Itleasures
Act i]v«^>7rc 57WI luTR stfafTini
Bomliay quakrr-babbler decs

flfnn

Bombay rosewood (BoffiergiabKi/ofin)

t'R feitm /

Bomliay Sclwol of Arts Sjif j ^”7

Bnmbay frnsittsrs Control Art gtwt-
tfftrjPl ftT»!W-aiWTOt
Bombay senna (dinie anjnifi/ofin)
Jtpnft / (Itssu)
bomb calorimeter TTRTR
boml>rT (plane) Jfit Bday?WT«. »

Ipomlwr rommanil HtVZT nmltr
1 omit foraere CheM St^C Vis;

Bombioator Zod (eontaini tlie Ere-
toad) wlru^wintlfR
B. ipneiis trpn'v srfrR^rv
bombing ITdA&lilTVT STffUd’ieli STtu).

ZK Or, «f*il1l

JioTtfuing ihrougli overcast (BTO)

JJfldiir U )

bomb-proof ady

Bombycilla Aier (a genus of birds
containing the waxwings) m3tr-
Saifg (the genus is remarkable for
the waxlika *1^ prolongation of the
shafts of the secondsncts from
which feature the waxw mgs *1^19
take their name Besides 'gliss',
also mesns ‘wax']

Bombycillidae Area CI«75f 4?T ni
bomby me adj. ilyeel (silky , feeling
as smooth as svlk) «V|iR.

ftRiM

borobycinm Set Tax (silk like, as
smooth as iilk)

Bombyx Area (silkworms) »T*TVlf.

B thryiorrhoea (browntail moth)
RvjTB rrrrn

B. mon emt»9 y»

from tinni)

boDie fideiwactio liuoie fidei Eaio
WUPtKfln

bona fide adj Utv timr *r. Pfcunr,
niriTffl, PTfT^ ( \x)
genuine R)f?v, tnwirnv
real rtbIVt:
pureftgi:
trueatro,

bona fide agricultural jiurpoie iTTTf)
fft truhw

Imni fide agrirulturiil ft?nO
TITiTfkvy ft ' J i f t

bona fiileapjilicitioniTTfiftSTT^^Tir
Iiona fide baggage njyft tyrriT. «TT».

firv HiarfR

liona fide biiimrea RifrO annr.Rn'T-
fTVrtTTTlT

bona fide claim mrrf) WvirtRT,

I ona fide consumer ITTfpft
BlVAfAfe TnBWI

bona li ?e ciiltnator UT*W

fev fn

liona fide dealer mrrfy *Rrnfl, CtA

bona fide dispute

235

Bonnajra xeptans

fj* nnTlfl

1k>iu ilrtiivito fstTft

Udi Me iloinc'lu >I5r

Utuful*- liolilcr prn^ift

Iwna lute miiuut ta1>our Hsr^t

lK>nj fulc n'Sral

|>oni lute oiuq'ation^ol 1 1 1 1'' *l^*t

1k)iu fule ouiirr tjrW

ft?; .

l.oni fill-' V7^

l>on» fulr jiavmeMt Wimt W'JK
lions fiJe jirjxalr «on*xmij'»ion

lama fiile jmliln {mrj'O'e
nia?rftc jram^

I'ooafule jiuT»Ua*er iTWit vm-

fti V^t

Ihim fute j'urjHne ?Rnil H^t5R
liona fute fetestcU «chol*r

Loui lute re»utence
boiu fute te«t(1eiit Tf??Rfii f*r?Trfl
Itoiia fute* Lnv R5T? «» {400*1 1 ivlti)t
5«i^/

)>ona fide seaman Hlfr*

Ikiiii fide traxeller ffitlfl* »rrfl
J;onii**Me t jrrea •Imke Arft nfiVTK

lloiu'ia *ilxe*triia!liiael ];rou>e
liona a icantia Late Matlfs*
l>onWn=toffee fflfevi f, 9 V 3 S iii.
)aOQd M 1 W
2C*ei. M

3 ioa lit n.

indeiuoita laanJ slrifS W»q

4

booda Tfitites (Kml term (or roller
waste in *rinninxt *fn
l«)n.la»e^’n n. /. »«PT m.

^fTraTfr It

lioiuli [necer xyaste Tfitiln

l«nd ereJilor Tfllrf
Kind del'Ior *aij KWS
l.oniWn;y ]

2 (mottj:ages.t) «»vi«Rn (<«!? ‘incirt.
^laga* CtfnstJ

3 (secured bj bonds) wt^S,

aftapr

lioiideil debt internee (debt repre«e>i

fe.1 h\ liondsT'-ii)

7^1

Ixindei) distiller) ^'^tr atiRTid
boniled ;ood| £*(*■(
tiuiuled Uborators spJlfl'tTI^
(tondeil {troperts va^SltTf irvfw
boDited w*relioii«e e.td«rarajiilIT
l>ondej>w*reliou<e «\atein vrnx*
«T*TT»T}T^r«

bond for repaMiienl nfiT?Tl^-*7<I
ItODil bolder «ai9 mff
Itondmaid (a {eniale slai e)
bondman i>t-

lionti note Raqit? h
bond of indemnils
l>ond of obli)!ation ti,n
bond |>a|>er ij?
bond register *S'3-itril
tionJ-»ervice (>|a\er)}l(Tr9M , (sen ice
w ithout htire) ll?l /,

boodstase

bondsman (a suret j ) afini ».
I>oudswoma(isft9^(0 f
bond tenant

bondue out s Cae»al|»nu jax«l>o
Xf}m'9mCT«Stn
bondw Oman m boodsw Oman
bone*rfiinr«,f;^
bone dust wrtV-'ffi?
bone weal ( below S 32) nFw-'^.

bone prisi t«bo>e 3/33)
crushed bone Jtftu, ftrft 5|t
r*w liooe Metfer? •dfH
bone rb Sittx (to sight along an ob-
ject or eels of objects, to see i( it
ortbei arolerel or 10 line)

M (9«» level, to see)
bone ssli stftq-aafq
bone W»ck Ckti t wftw ^fa w (
bone bleacher Hftn
bone>breaVtnp fexer wfirt Xtcsv 5^,

Itoac brown i Cd lad ( a rigineat )
srrtU'V^

3( a colour. redduh jeUoiT
In 1 ne, of low ms saturation and
low ft brUtiance) •?TCteiT?I
bone cell Rnus^jtl
lone (bar sr?cvrnr an.
bone cbsteosl sc?c4tnf n.

bone corpuscleebone cell

l>oi)c rriisher

bone cruslii'i,: indii«trx’

TOT*!

bone cutter Zed
lij»ue-drx <i,/j Rftij gs*

Lone du*t aif^

Iwne glue wfWs?&?
bone gnsl (above 3/32) srfw
bone jellv

bonclet = Ossicle = ossicule Am!.
atftarej /

Bonellia (proboscis bifurcated
at llie end— eSH II 443) STlfttgeT-
jrarff

11 fuligino>a (Lat /aft^inta 'soot')
9nfagss

11 minor F^WfftgST
B vinJis
Bonefli's eagle
bone manure
lione-iuarrow

bone marrow coniftound PAnm,
«fW-BT5n

bone marrovf fxtrtct p/tann. fdpr-
pwit firetn

bone mattow principle FAnrm. xfttf.

lione meal (below 8/33) fjl

»T ^1 (Maratbi If?)
lone of contention ff tfT fHtl
lone Oil
lone pho»phite
bone precipitate stfel ftwTv
bones a>K R^T VT4P
lonrseiicr (I'tJi* ^Ksirciisjafuria)
rI«J3i /. (C/. MW. stfftax. foe
this plant)

bone sinew Rfet^sfg
bone superpho«phate Rfirr w(^.
wtfJU

lone tumour Rfta>sn[^
bonfire n (from Bengali)

Bongardia Bcf iftatTTirSTft
B chrvM>:onuni = B. rauvtolfii
It rauwolfii (capsule bladder bke
— Ba«uj *tnn»R xXkviJi
boning txhI Surr.
honilaniD oAj. (e<iuitab!e)

(e>iiiit* B ’<)

Booniva Cd. sr&TftsTJrarfj

B. eeptans (the herb rs applied

Bonnaya veronicaefoUa iW book of account*

eiternillj /or Tvorms in the slm
— B»su) wif r*f^

B. veroDicaefoIia = 6 reptani
boDoel macaque ii ({ouiicl in

SoMthern Inaii)
boonet ihark zKt nif
bona' birc] een^ciickooflouer (Cai
dnmine protei'v^^ 01*33^
boDnm Tacans ^prnpeIt^ avitlinut an
onDer)K^Tifa«i
bona* 1 wwtji m
3 111

diiideod nrotn
bonus fond wPlWtWTIT fttfiJ
ftfvi

bonus abares wfvT^nRt «r?T,

% «t 7 t

bon sOTtje fir^.vr tp«Ti!r
bonj ail *rfw

1 (eoi -islingof Ijones) wfterJW
3 (l 1 ^e bone oi bones)

3 (toll ot bones) wfwx'^

< (baling Urge and proiniieit
bones)

bom cage Zool atftwrenrr

bons cement Ut tbe tooth) if

boar flt)i at^ 8 '*tr
bony labrnnih (m tbe ear) Anal
•fftsTnyiT
bons palate arfrt
bony process 2eol «fi»T JTtS
boobyq?^!® ni (thabiU IS potierlul.

straight compressed and pointei)
book 1 H

2 Com , Aoconiil'Kl «

account book WPtT

bills pai able book

bills receivable l>ookffie7-firn-JW
bought hook

ea«li hook rrr wft

financial look fTW JPS
loioice hook rflTTS*^
mam 1 ook

pein ca*h Uok grw^, « 5 ^
n«T »Ct

]>iiri bases hook T7 jsif

returns loisaril look r«?r ff’Tl’T-
Srt

teilirns outH-ird look in amiq*
sile* hook fmjST fttfr yft

stali-Heal liook mai

statutory book qlifsiTV
liilxMliars book si^lT jn
book tb- 1 «RI.

snr K femt, Ifft *f

2 (to legistei) * 11 ^^

3 (to ineka out a progromiiie of
engagements)

?wt, *t 5 tii fefsl^ »T^I

4

5 M7J

6 (as ft pftssage) Jlftf t •tsieV
“fig (to engage eoirtet ance for)
iffisnn (Panmi 1 1 44), Sra^ «rr5

77^1

0 JfcOMBlinj Sf^TJt,
hook aecouni (detailel liook leeonl
of transactions not evidence,! I>y an
>n»trm lent) 3^’' *'«!
book adju*tnieut

Look at railnas ri*k TT

k tdl

look lislaoee 3 CT*lrt
book.htnJer 5 ?«
hook biodtog

book'hiDdiog clolli 34<IT 4>4V-9n
book card JCT WT
bookcase 1 s»iWI n , m

(ei* aloiirali)

2 Lou

Book Circulars (B C) 5 ^-^ftTt
(S-d)

book credit 5^ en*^^
hook debit 3^ fa*»'n
book debit vouchert (voucher* for
supplies made 00 book adjustment)
jw irwstT

book delK 5«i-m«r, 3fr(f*» ^
book debt aecouBt 344 ^«l
liook depot 3se«t<lt
booked I JreounUnti snlftf

2

booked sftn»\ lime enrwu-

booked at ouner’a riikwifo

Snt ewi

liooked drpositore Credit 3nffc(r

SrsrrtT»tt

liooked tiine (on duty) Kg 3»eiftf
book eiannution clause

an

bookpill 31 ^ ynttr
booking 1 5 ^= 11 ^ 11 , 5 ^* S

2 Jf/'/ (engasing convevunce for)
gfrrrn: „ (Panmi 1 4 44), imi.
TIT* (for cthei Mraiiniii tee
iindtr Imok rb )

Ivioking arraogemenli fl^^-sryaij
WoVing clerk ^
fefrp

iHlg (one irlio sells tickets st a
booking olhce) r>flt
hooking note Snln firqsi
hooking of consignmcpu

irnn

booking of rnirirs ^ 3 lwr^

Jrtioking office Ulg tnrai^ 1 1 . fef^-
tJT

hooking officer (CSR 256)
stfjflft

)>ookiDg of passengers 1
2 (ss a lies ling)

hooking of transactions i«ii|TT*

5tei*e

looking raiKt) 34 ^?

booking rcilrictioDS (m rstluaja)

5re> V>i> %

book IS required urgently in tbe

library 3 ^ 1 ? sft lefern

book keeper »i

book-keeping n (anciatit

rrord)

book-keeping machine 3 ra»

booklet 3 (iT«f/

book louse (lujncious to old books)

Imok lung Zool 5 ^
bookmaker 1 ceirxiy n.

2 (compiler of books) m

3 (one n ho makes a book of Lets
Make a book is 'to record bets in a
book ) lolaf *'i

Lookmaking 1 ipTCTCt n

2 (recording oT wagers «"i) «.

hook-marker (something place,! in »
liook to gill le in finding a particular
ptisii(.e) mr n , 3 W» yef) /.

look number 3 VnR-^wBi, 3 t’tyt»
liook of accounii He] 3^5

borat0

book o{ cextiiicate {oxina

LooV. of ccriiiicalc foriiu Jnipt-Jrra-

LooTC of tcrtificate* 5lXtni79-3*'^

Book of rmancijl Powers fT« 5lfr

3^

l>ool of "encalo^v

Book of Ceucral liiMru. lions nWT^-

book of iiuna^emenl 3«l^;

book of original iiitr> aifsttirftfe-

book of |K.lij:rcc ^fUTlPr
book of ,.oi.oner^ (PB 2o^)

liook of jiroiccJin^s
book of ratei (iletUres tlia iiutie«o[
customs) 3^'

book of referome «<«•

book of resulaiions
book of rule* ^

book of ai'e<.ial rcfcreaie

gw*

book of k«rraul

book i)0« g<^ H m f SW5 ^

book rick gil*

liook rate grvd

book rent g?s WW*

liook<rcat gra«-Ofcsr

book seorjnon gCT-lTt^*

book-aellcr gPT« ^«TT

book sewer gt^S shf*

books not returned *r<gfT^

book'itall gta< ftr^, g^tre- wixr

book'Siand g^TO-TOTW n

book support giatnnt

book transfer g^t ^iTRiaTtJl

book transfer entry gn*tllt<tl*ai^l

Hfafc

book valne gnrfcT gtnifta ^;|PX
book verification

book weightBrecorded weight nfaX-

fafirrw.T

book work 1 Printiitij gi<lvgT®*

3 [opp. field work W)

bookworm iTITXV m (ancient word)
bookwri^ht XiatfVIT m (lee author)
Booliin algebra (algebra of logical
propositions) «i*^l'WiTf''ra
boom n. 1

3 (a atroDgi rapid, and expanding

moTecent) V(Hlir< /.

3 (marked and sustained advance m
the market puce of a commodit})

"HTif? /. ^

windfall anrTiTT wrff. ‘ft aiw
1 rorttti t (* contnranca by means
0* whn-h the rass»S« timber
down I rtoiting stream is arrested

— IFR p. 3)»rriM«'

boonii/i 1 (to make a hollow sound)

3 tto bum sonotoualj , as a beetle)
sjv^T^

3 (lo nioio with a booming noisi
os a ship under full eail)

4 (to move suiftlv and witha

swelling or expanding action) V'na

«tT ftfn 3Pff

5 (of anier. lo ns< to axolame
sulhcient to float logs)

6 (of logs* to flow down a fiver)

fifxrr. ^ *C^I ,

7 (to have a rapid giowth)
lioomsge at7>t9*5<S «•
boom It

boom of trade
boom period
boon fT HI . «

Boopliilus (Gk. f'0»a ‘o\> hull*. BlooiU
atukins licks) Zcot.

B. innulatus tt?ie;-iir^
boortobort

booster Bly. (an aiiKiliaty engine)

booster throttle iWy. Eay Wl'I-
Slff«
boot 1

3 Bot. (the eheatb of the uppermost
leaf on the stems of grams etc. en-
closing the lofloresceoce) WTT.Tm.
boot v6 J

booted eagle Ate$ BUT g^dl
booled tree warbler Avet ttgrnni

Bootes ^Xron- (the eoustetlation
containing the atar Arcturus ^tl^)
seifoe «.

a Boot»w>Arctanis smt n i

5 Bootis-Nckkar fVitg n.

•y BodtU^Seguwia ijftT WffiT* n.
e Boo»U»Iaar n.

f Booti* *= Mupbiid BvgiT n.

^ Bojti' = Alkalurops 3^1771

booth (a covered stall or temporary
structure) m.

boothage >i«<A 3^ tn-
booth sheds ^53!T 017^» SfO 0rit
bootlegger (-7) «i

boots 1 (black haw, ri&»rnu«i jiruni-
folium) fWJI tgrtw m.

2(Diai:8li marigold, CalUui palustrn)
»'i

boot stage Bol- «RTT-W7^tn
booty gr«?T « , sp
Jjoot) of war 33:.gr»za’,5^ 0'1 «5?
booze efe-uftTR, ettixr^ xi%t ^tTf,
wfttmftst 5 )^

Bopyridae Zod m

Bop) rni Zed. (parasites on sbnm'

Web ) fknzil^-sitiifs
boquet like aggregates ifiBerul. 5 * 0 -

Bor. (Borrelis) filf,(^p93iJl)

Lor-, boro (boron) Chem. znt-
borieieBbonc at!],
borieic acidabonc acid
bones f(rousAd/.(eo ainingox yield*
ing boraz) iCT-Jf, tcej
bonestezif^m («*• for srs:Uborite
•(I (or mineral)

Loricous od;, (of or relatii\s to, or
from boror)

Boraginiceie Bot w ». ((r.

HelwtropiiiM Haiffl)

Boriginineae Bot. tffsftatft.wgnhx n-
boril (borate I- oluminium TS-

*?ig) Pharm. etlFK m.

Borissus Bot-^loft-iniifit

B flabellifer (brab tree, ebarpalmi
desert palm, (an palm, palmyra
palm) SIITPO-Wiil (B.,N ,kl.

Ben. rrrw. Bur. tli^, Kan. trrw,

Guj mr. Hid. tnw, hit, Uar,
Tara, Tel. 01^, Tulu
Un.0^)

B. flabelliformus^B, flabellifer
borafe (from borie) Chim Ztltif «.
borate rb Client,

1 (to mix or impi egnate with borax

i0«rm

2 (to mix or impregnate with bori
acid) cl find (*iftwi**.ftir*I, •aClfl)

IllJ

borax

238

boron

tHjnx fi , ^$I<U
l>or«x Ixad

borax carmine J/irroj SX^-^tTlWt
borax pissx (powder)
borax honey P/uirm tt®! ^TJ
borax punficalu* PhanTt- ^
(borax) ix»l
borax uSU ifTTi-ajTO
Borda’a pendulum (liaxing a pliti
niim boll) g»s firr^js

borilcauiT Col l«il Tf'imB tu
Iiordeaiix brown ^'Jrr* <I¥I
liordraux Je'cloper «Pul**rrfR«
Bordeaux mixture (» fuiijicide com-
posed o{ copper aiilplixte lime and
w ater) firw

border 1 Kr» STT’?! m

2(o(aelotli) »n^ .» (riom
X SX*)

3 Trrhln JTT** m ,

4 n ((rom<5«n).

(hue whieli arpxratexoiiecmintiy
Irnni xiiolliei), *f)tn
frontier rftfft**
hnrdrrili (to fence in) XTT

border #rei

Border An alFoni^xinsRestrictmiis)
Order mm (W («tX(-4 ftl-u )
border lordon ehar^ea (I'AM II
6Ha» )»fmi'*rrT%!P»n
liordetrd pit Dot tnaift
liordering ndj
l>ofd< rin^ . at> * nlsr fm
iKinbring di-iTiit rftmrprjw. SrtT’T
rrer"

Ixird. rljiirf n'lrrxxiOt
lior.lirlim S,,,, sjpiT^XT
l«ird. rime ( ilim uphoiM ) group
«VHn-^ (3Hqrt) 3d (ve leprosy)
Imnlrr |.ilrr.l diits jftm 04fr-3-r*«T
lord, r prim Text Jeini’3 Cptlft
S7f<

l«>r.l. r relali ms lOni Itrra
lor.ler resident »flJn-f33T«f»

Iwjrd. r Hone filin a»3T tfrgi-a’UT
l->rder atrip planling >r 3l1 ftm
leirder siiImIivisioii {1'3’4-Tr isiriTi,
*f)Jn T7-*fTTrT
border tree Foreilrj/^m
iKirder yarn

Bordet Cengou baeiUna a Ileiuo
philua pcrttbaii

Bordet a liannua=Hcmoplit!a« per*

borelft^.f^n

2 (of a |fun)M>5 »

aiae of the Imre (of abnn)ftf«IT-
afftn®!

3 (»e^ Mxi-I/
bore tl> miiyai

boreal ti,lj tnorlhein) TXft
Borealis: Borealis

Borealia cuij Breoeiv (designatiiifior
pelt to a Hiriaion eonaiatinii of
iwtithern ami inountainoua parta of
tha Old and New World)
boreitii Pot Tax. (of tlio nortb)

Boreaspi* Zoo/
borecotcsskale

Imre.l ailt (tfsfisd

)iorcd hole fcfef n

Iwred hole latnne ofaimt

hofe-«lit»t»l>ofc meal FoittUe S’).

borehole (tfs? n-
borehole punipsetsfiyT^^
horc meal = Irore d»$t
bore ninnln r (of a (Sim)
liore out a hole ^ «f3l
bone I fax«fi

cork i>or«rra«i-f^XC
*f US iKirer «ixi fjX3>

2 Z.»J TtfiH: "» , ^
bon r Jltask 31X3^. g3 XT

xiTim

borer l»clle faXC-’t'l
liorcr 0 |irr 8 Hoii* Otx* fmx
liore tide

born nr// (oft roitaiiiini; tm or eoii-

liiiin};/«ro») CAsm
I ori. aiirlrtlxe W*«i
bun. anhadn.le zHxc ara^a
bon. fonirniation nfW aRtan-t
iKiri. oinimeot zlfxxi atrxcaa
Inirir |K>witrr atffX WfX
l-on. vaselinrzrfirx
liori'le CAesi ifix »
bonne Cluv, rK| /
boring fejn n

boring |.ertlc fqX*'Hf. T*

Imrmg raploralion (JI„H 31) fix»t
rtHHXxi

l-oni.g oivrationt flffXxiJlXTd

lionn” reeor.l Afef’l xrH>*4
ImHng atiell Zool
lionng to.il itftjyji jq4.(i|
honre C)rn« jrfWx

( to tre it witlii or to subject to tho
action of bnncncil) ztff Xl*9!*m33.
siffTTttr' nwrea
liorn n,lj T'lTX, 3I|tT
to 1« liorn atrtr ^31
horn alitesflf^rq*

1«rne adj. 1 K»Ttl3,

2 (as, on tbe books of tho P. B )

ilfta

Bornean yellow bellied flyeateher-
warbler ,4 era 3fnf^tr*xf3 tdirlXT 3T3i»

bornr disease >13 tViT, tYh

Borneo f>mphor«r/ Botneul
Borneo island (mdisa-

nulls nsma)

borneolBeamphol C/iefii w
,1 BorncolBnorneol camphor, Mi.
Jis ramphor, Sumatra camphor

1. ri?

/ Hornroi ■ ngai camphor 31
bornileBpcacifik orcmpurple cop.
per orcBsariegated topper ore
iliHcinl n- (m allusion to

till colours alionn upon tlio tarni.
abed aurfact)

lH>rii)l(f>MnBol-f vDC/iem xiaw n.
horityl ai elate xt^ff gf (fl3
iwirnylenc X\^3n
boriijl aaltejlaie xirKa^^Bf
bornji salrralex^3^3^3
boro-, hor- (boron) CArtw itx-
Boroeaine (ftore -fproeaiiie aiST35-«d)
Pftnrxi cUllpT^t/,
boro-ealrite J/meraf etx^frnt r».
(If* l«io ,\f'i3 calcita, -flforXft*

lioro-cirbide Chem. ifTf/W n
boro-eilrite l|* fYiada
liorD-nuohydric aiij etxml^
l^iro-fluorie adj C/ieiu Ttx-3Tft3X
boro fluoride CAem. Ztx-TtT’T'fX
lioro fluorine CAem Jtxwrfrpfl
lioro glycerale PAjrm 3fX>I^3
liofo glrerride PAom-Ztx tp|T3
boro plycenDe PI, arm. tfx iTSft
loron (from borax) Cbem rtXX m-
diamond boron W-Xtxai

l)OTO-natxo>CBlcits

239

botanical nam^

)off> nslro caicite^ulfxitf

loron rttlnJf Cliiti-

lOTonK" (litj zWflS

►oronic' itlov

)oron nitriilf zIf>I

)oron trichlonilc

loro I'licDol

oru j.h^nylio wl]-

>ori)-»al»ylatf CUem Zlc-!ni?’’t7

«r<» aaJjrylit Cliftii

H>r(i-*ili<-ile tJinii Zt«n^«T

ii>/o-»iliriL aDcl Chtn.’ Zt*

>oru>tun"«tale (/i/iii
K>ru*lun;:atic nrJ; Cknn

Kjfou^h 5T I*.

njyanrr
tOWQJTTd
vi>Ia{;e nm, nlf
metro(iutii zni'nO
Ixtrougli (ououl ^>9^^

ImioujeU cauu 'ft? afivT^

Lorouisli mattrr jttTt m
LoTougli.nioHjser (one wlio bouglit or
toiil tlie rarluiuetitary repr(H«nta*
tion o( an borougli) JTSTf^*

firc^AfK.ll) m.
i>«rtfug>i lown jZ'inrft
Iwruugli tillage irra
boro vrolfMinic a<lj Chm Zl« arfer*
Iwfreluftpnfnq.ii (f^asimdef Ioo*o
iite^fular coila)

IJnrrrlia (Dor) JnrtpT

(f<5}

Dor. enaennuin (catiaea a diaeaas
of geese) t?! ftf

Dor. IwrWra (cauies tlie relapsing
fovcr of Aral) regiona of N. Afri-
ca) Mh fjf.

Dor. catien (causes the relapsing
foTer of India) WltS ft}

Dor. iluttomi (cause« (lie relapsing
fever of Central Afiica)

Dor. giUmarum (e,u,„ bite
fes sr m fowls) ftj

Doj hvos (found in tlio Jiasuoa m
lios r*iotera) ftf.

Dor. niutis (found in the lesions of
rat liite fever and in (lie blood of
mice) ap ft}-

Dor, renirrcBtls (causae Eoropaau

rotapaing fever) ftf
llor. tUcileTi (from the relapamg
fever of cattle)

Dor. tunrata (causa of relapsing
fever in Texas) imiafnlfftftl
Dwr vineenti ft}

Iiorreliolotis ftlM^iepTTI. ftliei /

Dorrma Del Jr;TOf'’Z^t‘innf!t

D. llispitia = Sjicfmafoce iiispltla

I Da»ii »i?srj»z),
Ilin Tel mttdanacr'niihi)

borrow tb. S' n 1

horrow (a section) with modifica-
t ion ('•1^) ^

Lorroweit fund 3<3TT ftC}
horrowei) money aqiT llfti
borrower | TTTIH^^l ( H) •*» » TiITT*

nitm, 3»m ^ mwi ’rOph
3 (of a book) JfiWnstJtK -H) ra.
borrowing3;((Tm n |T9TT-

nr> (Oonst-). ^
borrowing power TUiTJU^l 9tlw
Iwrrow pit(r.W.D.)«^nr’»*«5:,«Rfft
borstal ( n) m

Dorstil Aft

borstsl clothing ft.ttltQ-’O
borstal tBstiiution tsT4T

boritsi institution offences

borital offence

l>ort:>boort 1 (loipetfectly erystalli-
red or coarse diamonds Of)

(?tt coarse). in
3 (fragments made in cutting good
dismunds) Clf***T m
lioryl CAem- Zft*e n
Bos ZoU W-Tinft

n bululus («^s ancient

word)

n. gaurus iftr lit (*S( occurs as
early as the Of Umdi

patir)

D gruDDieoa ^nft si) («q0 oceuri
loXfnit'i. etc)

Dosch proccsa CAriu (bydrogim from
water gss^s gift; oivvift ft'gi
Boselspbua^nrvsinft (Niltai It the
only ksown apeaiee in tbie genus—
Web.)

D, iragoeaiDcIua ^rr fflH^ (colour
dark grer throughout}
bosb (sloping lower part of a blast

furnace) /.
boss 1 ^ m
2 f7«if tf3«>itr 111
Dijl stock

boss^f, 1 (to emboss) nyci'-i

2 (to ornament with bosses) ^iif-

tFT^,

3 Ccromics. OlassmakiiiSlXo smooth
Mil make unitorin bt tapping with
boss or pail)

t (to provide or furnish

With a boss) TW «r>*iin
Loss «, m

chief
head grrr
master .ijft

overlord atfirift, nRjTTSI
keeper BTBf ,

proprietor Hftzqnff. nnft

owner

ofEcer

(to direct as master, espeoi.
all) oflieiously)

WRRI

bosifj aJj (with a boss) tt)Rf(itg
boss)

losshesd ^tQftTT it
quickfix Losshead HT^fstn
bostonite Pttroo (an aptitio igneous
rock consisting almost wholly of
feldspar '•l(tt*i~-Web DilTcrs front
normal aplites in having a texture
characterizixl bj rough nn-
orientated latlis ol feldspar— Johan-
nsen I 2H) m

Iloiwetha Bel H5^-tnnf«
n glabra

U eerrata (C , Bf.

Rjert, N BS^, Den Uin
Mar fllCTdl, Pan mUii)

JB aerrali enr glabra^sD glabra
n thurifera = D serrata
Zoof srzzftrwm.
bolan , botano.

botanic =butanical ai/j. 1 (ol or pi
taming to plants) sflftt}

2 (relating to l-otanj)
boianicj] = Ixiianic
botiDiciI area ^

)>oiinical cssistsni aWffT
botanical garden

botanical name aM^7 Jm, ipl

botulifora

boUnietl x«i«r«nc« libfaT?

mfT**nn

boumcil reference libriry

botinical lebeme ^*>"3^

boliDical aectioo

botuucal specmieti slftrX HTTst

botinirsl lubject

bnunical »ur>e 5 afjfjfn «TTf>Kn

botanical ayetemitisl Mlfitfla 3ri**

botanical variet) wlfrffH fa^<
botaoHt n

botanize ti

I >ttr?jr 5^1 »fTi

botanizer m

bolano , liotaa*

botany / (ancient

«Qrd>

Botany Bay pum WWf?r-^l^^*rRT
Botaurua Arf$ (Tf indent

nime—^ tO *f )

botch 5f5T»« n . iRrtl Cne i* no
meebiaio, he it i botch a elan
deroui ctateiuent, impotinp «ant
of thilJ or lenowledpe)

Boteinail Anetit Citron er^ifTiii.
botny (the larvae live in the eto
maeh) WTT-JRfft/

bother eb ««tfS5 tRtrf, rrt «m,
l«RrOT f«srr*T3T.STjriORi
bothiaclu»\e

both of ua jointly err ,

e*t ?tTtT

bolliriiJia Zool (in Cestoia a tliin
folded Xtp piojectiDg from Die
ecale and used at an orpin of fist
tion— Chambers) f

Bothriocephaluidea (tiro cutters on
tliehead)«TWf5R*r?ra?T*'i (i supei-
f.miU)

Bothnolepia Zool fSH ?Tf«T ffrrft
both to blame collision rV*nte 7STtr<

^ 5 « !Vf ct

Bolrjchium Bof e*Jt“l!tlJnrrnT
R lunana (moonuorl) OTTpa PS'
•niTn

B ternaium ■vryl'R
B. virpioianum (m it there la quite
a consideTabls amomit of tecon*
dary tlnckeniBp, a pniqne cate

atoong present-day ferns — McLean
ISlDwgs^Kejrann
Botryllidae Zed. Wfnijea-*!! f>»
Boirylloidee Zoot *rg2f3V3-irnf3
BolryUnt Zeot (GV (otrys cluster of
grapes* A genus of colonist turn*
cates grotaing on sticks, ets> in tbs
sea) irari-f

B Tiolaceus aif

lioiryoida) e/ij Jlfiibrof (GL< bctrv>
‘a cluster !I®tt of grapes )
bolryqtda) usaoe Zed gag^fy

Botryoptena Paltoniol {fiofryo*
'haring the foitn of a boncli of
grapes') ajesqvtpl mfy
B eylindrica sje^qeiVl

bolryose adj (clustered 3^03 hie
grapes) 5^^. 3*31*U
botryotus-sbolryose
bottle /
flat bottle
flaitaded bottle
potlapercba bottle fft

media bottle snqrn ^
pyre* bottle srftTOa-fft
aampie oil bottle
sample lubeform bottle *9Ttft

shalin' bottle ^

aperific frevity bottle enVISl* WIT*

ril

ipouted bottle ^

ttonewjre bottle TITH
iloppered bottle ftfqy
wash bottle '3iq ff|

Hasliin; bottle
Hri,:hiD' bottle

bottle eb. 1^1 « *trtT

bottle ale

bottle blower YA-sJTm
bottle brash Bot (oamo of tetersl
plaota) vftr* »«
bottle cap

bottle capping appliance fflil7 77-

bottled alesboltle ale
Iwllted beer nfya
bottled foreipn liqoor fO*

stP^n

lottlefininp applunees if^srptTq

^T®t

bottle plaas

bottle gourd

botile.hea<f (any of se \ eral small
whale*) til An til

bottle imp =Cartesian diver or devil
MiiiU t^l*ra*
bottle label ffl SRSTl^
bottleneck 1 fllETgl/

2 rnafq^ iptTTrrq tn., stf^y
bottle no-e fAl m.
bottleno<e dolphin finphf

bolllenose porpoise J/umm iftjvT

fita*

bottle opener (m bahasa

Indonesia it is called
bottler ^wnt n
bottle rack

bottle tree (SfereHha ruptttm) tirjsr

bottling fi t^WTOI «.
boiihng aceouBt

bottling account repiier (Ell H S3)
tfrwrei-»!n tral
bottling apparatus ffitnei srifstT
bottling rootrarlor fOtTHI-fiffTTVlt
bottling lieeose f<fl>nR*iT3l!r^9
botihog ojieritroa n.

boilliDg room (Ell JI 70) tflWTI-

*Vl

bottling system (EM. I 232) f^tWfST.
«nfii

bottom (the Lnglitli word is from
Sinslrit S'*) 1 firsw n
a (ship) sraTitr «

S (of a page) fdMMin r<i.
bottom corner Math »rtf 5)«l
bottom filling (PetA 44) fTTW-tfU
bottom fish ftw^ n tq
bottom flange A’fy
bottom '^tar iKlwiiotileWaT'^sSK
bottoming During fCTt ii
bottoming black for cotlnn CtJ
H^iv 5*^

bottom layer erq-y^r, WT3TT WTT
bottom Dumlier irq-qittT H

bottom part Piq»c| anq
bottom price vt^.spq
bottomry qhjfiTtlui.

bottoniTy bond Araftai_3»a
bottomry contract
bottom tack AnlomoUle«'n?T1'1 m
botuliform eJj ( laosige shaped )

botulUormii

211

bow

llonirr<i*n JJof.

It, auihrriana ( (oii> fttc'in —

niMOsiwis^^atO^d’*!* wiSnta)
II ri)nIi*BC*ra11iima rditlis
lloiipa Itet CtlU-RJnft
II. liiiTtninift ( ttiR (luit i« It \ cllotf
Tf»rn\bUns »

initnsn lint aomeivliiit inferior In it
i«f1«vour— Tr I 210)«tm«I«TTW
11. oj>|>o»)ttfolia " Jl Kurinanira
Boii<!aintillira /fo( T5irTOTfl-innr<t
l)Oiii|’aimi\Upa m

Iloiij-aintiUii 2oo; OwiBi-aTrif^

B. rnmoja ftwwi
Imiipli f TTH
l>OU{!llt il<lj Sfl T
l>ou|!)i( liooV
liouplii leilprr Wl'l narrfj
Muflu pole
bougie MfJ. T»W^IW ni
lloupoer I |>1ioiom«ter(lia<anora<)iia
lerean lar eutinj iliadottiaTK-
Wti^

UiuiUon filtrate ^ a,(^
lM)ulanBeTiie tfjafftni tn (‘Hfl l«a<l, 'I-
for*ia^ antinioQ)’i ir-for ful
plinle, W fnp ftfan intneral)
IiOtililer, l>nt> tiler fr» nr «T m .tf^trivT
ItOuUlec <l«v«i|iU nrou

boulder ttorking ( Mnlf. 51 ) «I»fTr*T'

•rra

boiiletard.TniaV pi
bo»n.l.ot«R

l>ounre rl>. 1 Ttn«»Ta, Jam t
2 »TSmi'5Tf

aVlirrnrn
* iffar

Winre B«ay TOWiq

l>o\inil fl,};. 1 ( conitrainnl by the
nlitiBalion* of a bond ) Vlf
2fSlTT5Wf

1^^1111 H 1 /.

Iwundary rftaftwr, rflffr

border

eoiirme

frontier rflmM

9 (a roitl or number taken
aa a limit, aa of a point let) 7ffV*v,

PI

Imund r i* tfTWWI^

(i e IhiuiuIiiib^

I mmd , I I Rtm

3 (i I nnnio tbo bound ti ica of)

4 3«rK*ii

liouMilaml free tlt^tgea Kfrc.

M»T Wi?

Iioundary I rftw/ , w , *H^/-

2 (liividinB lino between tat 0 tlitOBa)
^ni /. (Const.)

bniiiidar> and aetMtc tt>ai\*i^tn

fnrmvifem «f«

Ikiundart and aiirvey marka lOm
ifVr iI<Tl4^ f«C

bouiiiUr) aiidiraterre mark* ceili.

fi. ale aDm aJlt Btnmtr

boundary laiea ttlRI-fiW’l
lioMiMtat) conditions rirna
boundary deniartation

tftsrtrr

liounilary di*piilr (ftorAfi^
boundary dram rltn noiiR
lioiindatyft uce 4Hitt
boundary puant tfl<n7i9> wa^ff m
UmmUry (ineyllnt^r*:

^<ullldar} mark

boundary lullar tOtRomr
boundary ndje afhtl.ft
boundary atrip
bonnilaty amvey Iffttittmn

boundary wall rDoi fidh
iKiund book ntft 5 ^ 3t«re
bound bi law

Win.UUaipr /.!«■ atl^JTffn
lK>undnlad> 1 .Voifk rhtnvf;

5 (bt)»nril^
lioiind file Wl jl;

bounding tmoiement of apriDBinj;)
sBTTTHtn (occurs in WTOire^fr,
etc)

lioiindinj' arc JUalA. ^

iKiiindinj: edfcaftiirnj

Irtiundin- line miht >*4f. tflm*

loundin -5 plane J/niA aftjttttw
l>ound In paper rotera rra 3 V 4
bound Journal «( Bfftnr
bound on Ouy* afnn ^ npj

atiR!

Ia)ui.d rrBt>lrr«T^)ft.d'«t{f qyft

bound to. bound for q'f 3T.?r qiw|
to bo I’Oiiiid to nioj {Im.

>TfatT

to be bound to ae<]uirc afTiq
5. tfi'vq st^ti
bound to (idjonrn ?VriTI5*t
Irtiund to (wtm«U tnfotmalwiii
^ 4) iqsTI ;

to be bound to protidc (land)

% f?" qfvq

bound iDliime qj; n»JI, Uflt fWf STfl
bounty 1 ^fcii (premium to eipor*
tom for cncouraRing ln(luslr^)f^^ff•■
p* (C/. 1 renclifrioM iVerporia-
lioih German diif/tiAr proerriie)

2 (idilltionil benefit) •T'-’J'TBTT pi.
bouquet atipe /ool 3*tJ-oqWf
llcmrdilhon a babbler^ ie»*RnTtl>'JlfW
Ilonrdillion a Markbird ^tvr
q-ttpi:

Ilonrdillvou't B^eat.eared tugbljar

^iri

bourpeoia I (cipitslistic)

( <1)

9 rriiitiiic* (a airo nt 1 1 po— -O points)

w.

Iionrnoniie f^tflslfjnt f>i (li- occurs
in (uMi enatala. (ft (or tOft leiidi
fli. for It V eoi per, a) for *5»q itnt**
niotiy, W*for sulpliiile. .I*'

forvOiq mineral)

llourae (an etehaiiga or pJaco trhero
bankora, bill brokers and other
merchants m IVaiice meet tor the
tranaartion of their biisineaa)

^•qtii

llouMin-inltia iJof (Braceful rinw)
W'tlTVsh-BWirff

1! basetloidea (Uad 0 i r a rine)
wtn»ir*BwiTisfl
lioula piofiu ffsTpi

llniidte^oef »T)-»rT n.

taivine o,f; tthtittlq

liovine aniniA] uljrrflq qg
Uvine infection qg ^q il T u rq
Imvinc surra nV-qf^vq
liovoidea (snperfaii'iily) S-yJ

l>ow riobfiW^qn.
boH lA. ijTqq
t'»'w ri. I ijqqi, wgqrqiT qqqr, Ift

«r»n. qstilqr

242

bxaca

2 (to lubmit Of viel 1 )
low r r. I !TSw. !fTRT. g?l=Tt,

2 Miisie "ffTI

3 (to crush) f ^

Bow<!itcli'* method* method of leest

dJ'lortion Swri

bowed oifj riiiii

bowfl = »nte«tine Inal m , Wfs*

* . Wt^r<trt

bowel romplainl WIJS IWl?
bowel disease
boweli see bowel

Boweiru. Eot (in Uistralisn eicis)

bower peiirrn yje
bowerhird f m
Low fin 93 IW ni
bowheadaCrreolaod whale
bowl^T"!
bowljer*l>oulder
howlepii 939(3 »i«
low lepped person 939(3 tn
bow bus - bowls (» kiiul of game)

bowliu; greens

lOwlsssbowllDg

Bow man s capsule anff »itT

bowo-boun vb (to ttiio roah)

srftern, tn^rr ctai

bow pen
bow pencil
bowr pen ml

bows and arrows 937 *VPi
Low saw (usol (or making curved cuts)
9H-K99
Low iiaff 93f»*
bowstring 1 T 9 I /

2 Violin W:»'ii35t/'i f,
bowtiring hemp (^jBieurua roS

lurQha>ui)J^,f (a.K.jL)

bowstimg tiu.s ;:;y. 95 ^b»9
bov „ -nrJClt/.STgx w,e|^,T»»/
bo* Ti 1 JTirr/. gvir attw,

9T ▼t’l 9V9t 9lzi Rirm
2gr'’r3TiT9r
bovjniitalin, STg^T-aefir^n^
pul'anneating tmnrmrT9
t>usbaUn>e 7^7
boa barrage 11 ,^^* sidis of a
Riven aroi) MiL w-rzne

boalwaatj (boarl ui^ lor U.ae* and
earlons) 9197 ; n

Cf rardboird ^tlTc
Imx coupling wjscPigw
boxed hesTi Forestry

9T9T« {Cf 9^C5*)9 3(9 in Hindi
For Util Manual, M P. 1942, r 16)
box elder 1 (ans tnxple with com
pound leix es)

^ (iteer siegHitdo growarapiiil>) J9-
box pilih r

boxini 1 gfajT n . 391^3. gWT-

wrestling 9493^

2 Bly »TO5r
|iox kite 9gy 9<ftr m.
boxmtrtle (Slyrira n/io>) m.

liox.plate TrtUltt ^ 9?
box sextant Sara* 9gj;'999
boi-spindle ^ iraj9T

box tortoise or turtle (the) can
viithdtaw entiicly within then
shall and close it by hinged joints
an the lower shell) gfllm (sneient
word)

box tree (fincut ismpertireni) ftgi;.
T13««.

box lurtlewbox tortoise
boNwtfoit 9grR<« »
lidxwood scale ( inches and esntr
mcteis) «gx«m*&tft (aig* Mt
Xlfhnin)

boj I 'iw M , 95994

2 Psgfkal V't* m Uee infant)

3 «$ pt.

Ixairolt n 9^cm n .9^X999 n
bottolltJ, »ffW9rn

pxcominuni<aie wiPnfglTTT •T’lT
OHieasir snlVxjn 9pn
outlaw 9 ^ 9Wt
lios iioo I 9197 » , 9914
l> 0 >lsllody 9l|ySI. 9intl9lir
II o y I c’ a law pfcj, ar 9 ft. ftxnt
(short f<irtni 97 iR«ra«eriT 99 )
boy orderly (certain number of ap>
pointinente as conetalilei may b«
given b) District Superintondsnts
to Loya under the ages of 28 They
gre known as 'T) 0 >-orilerl)es’', and
reeeisoliaUtiMpa) ufan ordinary
constable la tnakingllireeapjoinl*
fnenis prtfsreoee should always l>e
given tu sons 01 fslatives of i<obvo

olliceis, or of men who li*\e ren
dered good service to Got erumont-
PR l5)«t?UW(t3.)«H.
lioy jieon 9I^*9’HT»fr, *5 it7
Imys* and girls high seliools
s?rT ?3rf9f sTt 9 x 9 in?sn«.'l
boy scout «!? 94 ii
Hoy Seoul As'orijlion 9IW9T RSTW
liuy*icuut inoicmcnt 9ra9f Wr^i»4
boy scouts anil girl guides 9lF*t4
afVr 9i«>9lf<tllr
Loy servant 93 ^99
boy’s priniars school <1 tTraft*
91kV(AI

boy under licence 935 ^ 9W9

b. p. (boiling poinOj (3t3Trs>)

B P. (British Diarmacopocia) »rt ?f
(aitil* 5n«^a>)

B P.C. (British Pharmaceutical Codex)

sit ft. H ("hiffluft* trffBi)

Bi pencil Fuji*. 9tx
B, B, Bt «T, 9Ti CT,

B. r. quality (British pharmacopoeia
sntiw kn«tt^i) sri kt. 9919 (hare
quality *» staitdani
D. P. lest art. ft 9ftpl
B 0 (Mick-ouarter) f » (?«! ft*i)

Ur (l>tanch)*n (in®)

Br (brorams) CActn. 5 (5<lft)

Br. (Brueella) sifknt. (nftABigBslIh)
brab tree (Ztorauna/nbcf/i/er) <n^/.
btire ed. I 9l99t, 9»«9

9(tn fitteli tightly) 9179X99, <991,

3 (to place in a jiosilinn ol resisling
pressure) 79.9 %t fWl ft *t>

4 (lo make firm) TfKTot. tjei

6 (to put in a state of tension)
Wi99I, 9/999
6 9fT9W9>

7inu9«, 9fw9 se^tn %9i,

g9f«Tn

8 jrmiC’ Printiiuf (to connect
•with a ViTite)

9 Nani (to move around In iiirans
of braces) g»9ie9

10 NtitllnBori (to sew over (he
lirxt «nd list stitches o( a button
liole from side to side two or three
tunes) 919)99

brace N 1 Afiwk- '3* m-

wtc* 243 Erihminy duck

a I

trace (carpetiter’a) Mi ti»

3 »»nn«=^

Lrarelet ^4Ul n.
tracra | ^ fflftmt m.

I )

Brachaelaru* modestut = Scylio
chinua canicnla
brachial disc Zecl VIJ
l>c«cbu\ ^ta^Uaa Zoq(
brachial plexus Ztd VI]^-tPTn
brachial region Zai-
brachials Zod. (ot^ielea o( th« trma^
PH 1.716) f.

brachial awcllmg Zoel
brachial vein fim
brachiaie aJj Zad (progressing by
amoging Irom one bold to another
b\ the arms)

brachiatus adj. (with ^rms) ^IJWfdL

bracbioliria Zod. (modified bipiaoarit)
ft.fiTWrS' m.

Braebionus Zod. (one of the com*
rooneet memben of the Botifere
R/lftJ!) ftrfrrwJiTtft

1). rubeas frfg4 fafr dV T
Drachiopoda (ifoehio<‘arm' + -poda
Zed (within theahellisa ptirol
‘arms’, often long and spirall) cor
led)*f7l^ ntpl.
brachiosaur ralnmlel Vijttti ns.
llrachioiaurus Pafeontof {broehir
‘atm’, a genus o( huge dinotaur*
hsTiogthe forelegs longer than the
hindlegs)

brachioin ^noi. "•«
brachj.cephalic, .ccphalons ad]-
(short beaded or broad'beaded)

Bracbydiruspnfeonfol. (fcrafAjf-'ahort’
♦Let <f I r « I ‘dreadful’)

trnft

bttebydome Cryil. (the planet are
parallel to the iborter axis) gtV*
^aTXfn

brichjdoDt ocfj Zoof . Jnat. r^J
brachjfomtsa Bracbypuccinia (Jack-
too)

Iracbymeiosis Bet. (the third division
in the ascus) /.

Brachypturopodidae Zed. wfirgipTT*

brach) phjllut Bof.
brachypiaacoid ait Crpitat gWMMI-
»TfT«

Brachypodium Bot. (a genua of grass-
es with teveraod leaves)

•anfi

Brarhypternua ^ves (back ^ golden*
veilow

Brachyplerygioae ^ce»
subfamiK)

Brachyptcryi Atet (GL breehi/t
‘short *5 + pletfi ‘wiog’ *9)

Qrjcbypnccinia

BrachyuraBeof Kf9S<9T fnpf.(incln
des true crabs) ^fe-W^net oi
bvichyuTe Zed gWJtU m*
hrscLen Bot 1 (specif the eominon
brake Plerxfiiim eoai/snum) gkx-
•tvttri «»

9 (a species of the genot Ptmt)

M.

fi (an) large coarse fern) WWVtiiT n.
4 (the rojel fem)inn’ll't m
bracken (era n.

bracket n. I

v,all bracket futsi-fOTV
3 (streogthens an eagle)

3 srfvrVTtm

round brarkeie ( )wpaTeMbeses

mwrfwxiT

equire brackeie [] s crotchets
braces || S)f>TtiT

bracket r (• t etBmit n 7^1x7, RBvfTT
©rnwT

3 (to couple together as of the same
class or sse<]ual)t^ dfkv T*VXT>
T«xi (C/. Gernian in cine
I/intt tUtten)

Tlie) were bracketed together
I German i>e teurdtn etnondrr
rollif fifth (or fleieh fpt) trUarl ]
V ■frfl «r*snr aifiti finj rpj
lie was brackeleal atxtb ia tbe class
list [In der Banflttle srarda rr an-
aomireii mif rtnmoiwfent an irtktter
Sltllt fenannt) H ^ t^V
efrr ft »n« wmrtw rwt

bracket for lamp ^
brackel.fungus=ahelf fnngaa Bd.
(forms bracket like growth on treea)
((^xrx shelf)

brackets str»t7tT, sriitViTJtR
bracketted atfwftt. stfkfrr s *wt
bracketted portion nHlfd *[7T. Sffir

bracketted signal Ely
Brackett senes (spectral lines emitted
when electrons of hj drogen atoms
revert to the fourth energy level)

brackish ad). WTOXVI
brackish water arr^^i'^ n.
bract 1 Bot- «.

2 Bocrf.^bydrophjllium
bracteaie adf Bot, (having a bract)

fxrft ( 7 = 4 .)
bracteate flower Bot
bracleiius Bot Tai ( 7^)
bracleolewbractlet Bof fsHWa-
bracilctisbracteole
brart acale Bet. fxTtt-tfVV
bradawl anT-t< m
Bradley’s aberratiou method

firjxfrfk

bradyodoDt PoUonte!. *f»TT** n-
BradyodoDit Paltenid, (Gk. firodyi
'alow ) 7*1: m p],

brady pepsia *#7 ti
Bradypodidae Zcel. XTT m.

Brads podoidea (snperfanuly) iad.
JTgWST m.

Biadypus Zed (Ok. brndypoHS ’now
of foot'} **7^7 xinft
B Indactylus (three toed iloth)
njrj* ifsTTi^
breg cfe WTWTTtreXT’B
bregsi

braggart n sriT«T7rrsr» ( tT} m.

Bragg law (equation for condition
wliereb) a lystcm of parallel ato-
mic la) era in a crjstal reflects a
beam of X rajs with greatest in*
tensitj wfil) V ilfV7TT7^^-f7tW
Brahmans kite ( l^l iti. (an*

cienV word)

Brahmaputra Ceog sHimi/.

Brahmi pluirtn. W.gft/

Brahminy duck *«7t* (ancient ftame.
Din XT7T. Mar. W«tf»)

Biahniny kite

branchiocttdiac vein

Stt

Brahtniny kiic (ancient

tv ird) ^

braid c i 1 5*7>^ ¥THf. wil

a aCTT.

braid Trrfilsi ’>'^51

braided nd; Fhvs Gron
braided nver ^

braided itream sfnt

brain «

brain centre ^*3?

brain jar flftn^-»'f'ai

brake 1 UiJ dii Wio( i/« WTthl »n

2(Pt«ridia'’K'‘3«d*niim)?^nHflinm.

3 (lest properly, anj fern) ^'f ni
< (any /era of t)i« geaua Plrru) W
iienti m

6 (a dense grotttli of alirulis) tje*l

’* » ,

liraVe block Jlly f’riff •*Tli«<*l
brake drum (drum * revolTin;* e^Un
d»r)»m/«T*»T
brake lunJle A/y /"ff
brake l»or*e|iot»ef Aly iwril »fTT
errs* unta trtwf*

brake lining Jiiio»ief ife
brake pedal Antcnnbilt KTT^'^
brake pipe Altf
brake rod Rhj amVtf
brake ihoe A/y

brake ilaek adjuster Afy ?trir?7

V .

brake itopping distance lihj afTltJ

rTTmir»nT

brake testing meter Wnl* WIH

brake valtc antVo-WTO

brake vanA/ff fnirvVT^ 07*3 »ir»

brake wheel atnViJ ^

braking aysiem P/i'(« srirt^-fclfV

Qrtmah pre«s = hjfdro»lstic p r e a a

Bramathenuni nHsOjnrrft
bramble 1 (blackberry) /

2 (any rough, priclj} shruW •D'A

B 1<1

brambles enff^l-

brambling Artt /

bran H*t n . H**!

5 (of wheat)^>CT.^rTT
branch si. 1 eiT^/.. TIW

3 (as. of a bank) VTlsar /.

S Zoob (a primary diTUion of the

animal kingdom) ni^, qlcTTmT /.
accounts braDcIs lnei.gTm
administration branclisnpn
bill braneli\vC3n^
cash branch 3ntei
computing hranih ettieiiftlT^f
dcspjichiag brafich ^rif
estahlishmcnt bran. Ii ITTH

general branrh aiiJifsy fljnj
jirinting htan< h

puldieatiOQs branch nc.n? tmn
bran'll r< ?n*»ttN^PTn,3TTO^
TiiWlim

branch t t I (to efnliroutcr svitli
h^iires of liranclies, ifnneis ur
folia^) WiPII (aaai)

2(to disido into firanclice) tlrni-

tmn

•branch Zoof -TTtll n
jiodobranch
arthroliranrh ((r>Wr^
ple'irobranrh » wallgiU
|ihvllol>raneh Tnf^H
iricbol.ramli URe^tlt
dendrobranrh flrf^t^R
beam h account C«>» yri^l^nt
hfamli a.lju«inscMs5n«I’™i3VjrR
hraiuli bank niW-wfnHl
brail' U banking |>olHy fiim Krattn^i.
snfe

brail' b • licquc ei«i tRi^yt
bran<l< committee ttp*.
branch diiiot eriwnm
Lramh «l»*j>cn«jry enul sflilUPI
bran, lied rjj. Pot- RtMt (
branihcl canal pot. TmSI
branrbcJ chain Ch*n- mtil
branched hairliie Act tlmi,

bramhed or timple Cct snfdlirm
atn.f^

bran.hed atrew IILP. r }Rf3t!^ nrj,
branrlied lube rk»r etpftsiiet

branched la/l enfiyy
Drancbellion ZoiW {jr curlier Bran,
efiiolidellioi. k ^min of loochcs
baring catetnal gills— \%eb.) *TTt

branches and diatnbotiriea (ci a
canal) erWT^ IflfWib
branch form factor ferattf (refari
to the rolnmo an tho braAchae only

— IFB p.ii)5nw»nff>»nt»

bran, li gap pc^. SUWTOtT
branibia Z«V (gill) e^R u
braticliia. /it. of brandila
bran. Inal <1 Zonf R?>a-. eg ^rflR
branitiiat n =t'rancliial \cs<el
.brain liial Z<W

l>a‘ibranrliial R?hTroir
reratobranchial sgijTt^ir
cpilirancliial Juftaant
cxtrsbranrhial
hs pobraui hial ara
branchial ajicrture T?Va
branihial arch Zen*. 'Sn
hranriiial basket Zoo/ !?>«
braiicliial chamber ZirW T^R-rTJR
liranibial cleft Zosf RcffR ^
branchial fisiula ^ta.RiTRui
branchial formula Zoof R^R*^
branrliut heart Zad RpIr-CTR
linncliialis Zed. RrVr^H /.
branchial jumtion Zoo/. RShl-fPTR
branchial lamella Zed
braniliial pleaua ZaV fPfR B*n*
braurliial tods Zed- T^R tnnn
braorliial lac Zed. RF/R.f^

Irani liial siphon Zsr^ wIrOrtRI
braiu Inal skeleton Zod t*>R%cnr
branihial alil Zoat
Iranrliul sjdiiDeier Zoo/. RR)R-hR)R
branchial tentacle Zoo/ RRfRkrnv
brau.hiil tem Zcoi R?>Rfkn
Lraniliial tisscl Zoo/ RFfRRlfj^
braniliiatc af; Zoo/. RrW) ( t^^J
l.raocliincis tnr<tS7 /
branching put I RDm «
a !riRtlfk»91fl m.

3 (putting forth brandies)

Rd n

branching hibil Forutry tnHR.RRRTt
braoilung of aieait Ritra^ 91 RTitcR
branching root ayitem ened l]F*(lfr>T
branchiO'jtrial group Zool. R^RI

llrani.hjulHlella ZooL (/ra'idiia ‘gills'
+ Me/Jo 'leoch*)

BranchioMellidae Zoo/.

et.

brtnchiocardiac Zool R^RZTR.
Lranchiocardiac canal Zool. RRtRfT^
fRRI

brascluocardiae tcIb Zoef. flittrt^'

bziii nuU

^ncMoctrdlic veistl 2i5

Pnr

lir*iichiocsinIi*c vei*el Zool V^<T*

Brancliiopodj Zoot n p/

l>r*nrliio-rcnil »jnu» ^ooJ f^TtTTT**
VttK

liranchinuuniD ■mblj'tlomui paltou
lol (Ok arnWyi ‘MunO

Lrtncliioiief'al ad)- Zool Ibranchto
^‘»t»? + Gk «/^rtn‘locov«r’)T^JnfT
{«rar covsritig)

lirmcKiouepU membrane Zool »nt*n-

brancbioaiegal ray Zool
briQchiostr|;itn Zool ( gill-eover )
wptrrnr* r*

Dranrbiottoma ^oot ffSHfi

D earilibaeum
H. laneeoUtmn
Ilrinrhioitomidae Zool

Lraneliiovi<rrril veitei Zool-

^rtnchipui ^00/. f*^*nrT-Jnrifr
Uranrhiuri Zool. (lia\« auctorul
ntoullii) M (*'31^ *ub*

eliaa)

brantWra* rwitfl^.WWSfW
Lranrhlrl 1 I ortit'y ’3^1’^ /•
iMiysn^pnci, zirh
2»ramu1iia mfrrsi/
hranrii iKeri'inR tnwr W^rtl'H
branch linein frrder liaea /2 Ik STTO*
Tn

bfanr(» cvf arttry
l.ranc h off (aa a rot<l) «
branch otfire trr^l-ailfliwq
branrli office cheque STirff-^nl '1-

brancli |>o4tmas(er n.»=»r-i>TTfT

Iiranrh repi«ter ?n^

bram li fingmp Ai^rte- STfnr-^KT^

J.ranrh rot ;?cr CTWI *rJWT

branch runner Zool

branch aiijH-rvition nw TdV.TJI

branch Hal. TTl’ll-HXf'T

branch (rare Z)o{ TTWr^TTI^

branch iramfer acroll tti^ rrrRT*TT.

•mfe

branch vooJ Fortitry *IWV<fI¥,

^ if¥<t

branchy I (fall ot bnnehna)

2 (c»H aroJ w>lh branoboa) STfWlT
brand «. 1 fkM-n.vn
2 Dol (any ruat fangos giving a
burnt appearvneo to iMVoa) THT ft
brand r ( 1 (to bnni o mark upon
with n lint iron)

•Ri ^frw!

2 ftcT, fttfc* R'nnr. orr

t'tni,

3 *i€WTB*tni

4 *R TTW

brand*(un}’ua Dot
branding { n-

a fwB?. f«i5 wrt
3 (an oii) n

branding of gooda qT QI7

BrrPn

branding of noiea Ct f’lCPT

liranduU thi

Jirand new tjiifll TO, *thf
Itranda nectiilia Dol (dying aporea)
m

brand a|>orce>Mre«loa|M»fe « uredino
aporc Itol

llrandla mountain fioeh Ai’ari*'r<T'l

brandy (<|iuille>l from wino)*3nrjlTI/
"ine

bramlv mint (•riiiiemiinl (.l/entAo
pipfrsio) iftaiy

brani. (I ayoi uruPt rseutentum) ftT

Ilr3nlft,lrci(upi«r bresat rich chestnut
iw) T*rn<T ntnff
IUa>enia Ci4 •»Tf«4 mnr^

II |>etlata<'H nlirelien
1( MliTrlx’Ti (water abiel 1) a^imar
•nCvtA »K water, aliieM)
bra^ifrawn

2 M$irh (if) B iieoring) ift^nr, trn}

brail acre rom?« JHW
bra>o,.i -iinniagei*vrinTiT(eli»rjjea
BK t lot in iViin unna St'i, U com)
brai» l»ailge»~»|iaj**«a«ftTO*irgn»|,

fira>« IioIm

bratiri a/oefb are braaa
bran Wvga Chnu- ftvrtt W>itT
bra«a fittmp fTra-aTO^Omt
braaa foil fgR«t«4

bta»» pritingi
braiaicnbraiaidir
Draislea Pal JTjrrffl
n. alba<3ivhile muilard
II. cam|>e«lriieP, napua (coleaced,
colrfti field cabbage, navettOtSBie-
iliali turnip, wild n&vow, wild
cabbaRe) q**l»fj«TtT*tlfaa<i
11. rimi>ea(ria var rapa (wild
turnip) fjmiqw (Ru?) RaiT^rnriC

rfim

li cerniia = black mualard (flower*
mg raceme* cetnuou*— Run) »W.
atr-nfitsf

B. chinenat* ^R-TifjT^t
B. iolzi»B, campeatria
B, flonda jpJTriT'Bf^^r
B iniegriloliaaB juneea (Indian
mustani, rai) nfini (D-.N.
cif*i:i, llin. Oui n()

B jiiiuea 1 wll. ceroiia
2 bB inttprtfolia
n napiia (cniaasod, navew, rape)
(;uic» of root uaeful in ehronie
couRlia— llaau)

II. napua tar< chmenaii itir(RiilR)
«wjpt Tifen

I) nigra (Ltaek muatard, muatardi
true mnatard ) f tl(TO ( Basil
2f«tii)

li oleracca =< B. saliva (eahbagei
colewort, collet, son cabbage, wild
cabbage ) Tifim ( MW

ffini?;) »f)*fr

B olerarea vor. chinensia ■■ B.
napu*

B olerarea tar. gcmmifera W^jf
(rVc) ifTTlTS tlflifT
B raj.j (turnip) fiinf^iTTlftrrf
B ailna = B. oleracea
braaaidic ad) Chm Mfimfira (from
Dmaiica)

bramdic acid wfrtofVt staw
braaai|.re (noman'* underwaiat, worn
to aapport tbe breaita) *ifoV! / ,
ifrftlirt

brail ingot Ttww firgRt
bran lamp fiwn >(tT
brail lantern fTW^-ierflR
brail like nd}- f7ff?>Ttr
broil moupiingi tftrg 1^
brail null fprwit^

£16

biAaVdown

brit* pipe ^

briii pUte t;

bcM* reed (for li»nnomum)r^MS fjn

bnu role Prinlinj

brM« *CT«p ftqrn

br««i ibret fqwH qiriT

br«M ehatier (Pet V 110) !»-•<«»

bni»»«tir(Jll I 403) ’trr*

bfMi rfepcoeL fzv^ /f?/^/7V7

bnie ups(o( » ch»in) Sum finwqwl

bMM tjp f>wt fVrft tftwtrflrtft

brii* tube

brtii tumbler qn
bruiwere fqera-*ri*T i> , 'Tl'W k q*tq
br»«» washers fqtra qwq*
brass weiphl 'fptW 4 TT?

brass wind saslrumeal t?^?T7»IfKf
brass «inJs = brass wind iDstru

brass wire iflrrR *1 WTi fVwB-naj
brass wire pautc qhrK% sft sflrft
brasswork io*«ruetor frirw «t> ftw«
brail yellow ^ll

brassylie cili (braiiidie+ vO Ou*"

braiuee^lolh cn^ tlTTV

(itufthaae) canvi^,llqnq<t«mq
U (trtidoB (or diiertiaji air, (or
the purpose ci rentiUtion — Chtm<
bers)

beauBite n. (dl> (or

manganese, ft- (of ailieat«i *f<*
(or*?qoiide, W(or mineral)
Braun's senes isFiboDscci senes
BrauDss liquid Pitroi (mstbilene
iodide) ama>?ba«

brsTS ( Tistsira brsva w pareira )
/ {Portuguese Porreiru
‘siae' + broro ‘wild )
brarery dlrqi/,nli«
brtroite •ritfvftni m {»«) (op wa^
iron, Ft- (or FS« cickebTI (or^^a
sulphide, t* (or minersO
brtwl Is dsmorons or tumultuous
quarrel id a public place) offX so-
brawling * Bwg bi (irs altrsy)
brate eb. j fiisma, ft

dVriB Jl H4Sn, il CTFt,

^Nir CT FW ernwr
8 qlww FI rl*T wnw
braaed odj PjFfeq
brtaed o»en ftstfwq

pipo

braaen Jaw <*t wages a iron law ot
wage* = aubaialence theory of
wagca F<vn tfTfi «l aftnf^q^-
Srtj*a

bratil « braailwood (broiie ‘glowing
eoalt’, named from its colour)
*6X4^ m

Dtiiil cherryr (£iioeisiii micbeKs) Bot.

Finer 3Rf.F *1.
lirisilein Cbem stfilvKsiB sn
Ilrsailian etcmi WFBtlTl^inff
Qrafil'aoeineraM ’=’ gepea lourma.
line ^{^B uftflm

Dratilian wsajiatm (Cbperniciu ten
/erajsfqqq WF Bs
bratiliQ C&eM arfirntfe/

Brasil But {an oily throe angleil nut)
ni4l»n.H IS

Ilritil red (reddish rod yollonr <t'llPt.
<« 10 btie, of high aatoration
sfid low ft bri1lioftco)*3^'’'^f*

brastlwood I Mfkiilei VIQ n
2 (Cocsalpinio aepponl^ol •» (Ben.
llm Guj Mar. t«* ,Sioh. q» dl)
britilwood paper KTinilBVITt-FF
braiiDg n fltifn is
UftC fabric (Dtiliah roinforcod con-
crete (obric) wfas wrffit? fWFj
bretch i

2 (in the walla of o building} rtftd-

Jrt-i

routravruiioo

break

deiistioa ftwFF
■ olnngemeot stftvfVF
trespaaa
transgressioo
violtliott erf^gei
breach of arrest ifif. aiHF-Srii
breach of boad «*« 4n
breach of contract ttftqj-i&ri
breach of cootrorr of eervica i<ai 0
sWtirf^iin

breach of rwstnaM tfWiq-’fttl
breach of discipline M ^mua til
breach of dnty f4sf sft
breach of failh flfinn
breach of law Wig-<ni
breech of official iraat (Unll iC6}
rtisR ratfinuit
breach of orders Sri^ Aq
breach of peaee qnfhl sfn

apprehension of breach of peace
qnftr fV wi^tfi
breach of privilege CHlFlftFIf tJq
breach of promtac afiirr thr
breach of public peace rnnftF 4Tir>q
«i Ira

breach of regulation ftftFR il;n
breach of rules ftFR tin. ftFR <^frn
breach of the forest rules ff
F i«a

breach of trust Liw (I P G) fmW-
tniTi fiffTW-iJir
breach of warranty Frqitfft
bread «firq*T FFFlJft. iWt
breid-and cheese 1 (Allhoea ojheiua-

111) n»q fhqWt /.

2“ cheeseflower (ifnlea iylteilni)
Ssefield sorrel (fluciAr oectoiclM

Srrsf^/.

4 w sorrel (OfoIii aeelotelU) f^triFF.

wwnrWl /.

btrad-and-iDilkwcuckooRower (Ccr
damina prelentit) Flf^tFjcq sn-
btesd besDwIocust beso (Csroioitia
siliqito) iresfltSF sn,
bresd rnimba ^ {fV
bread grtiti ifftisvPW
bread mold ftn-rtfeiFT
breadth ftrmit m., sftf iV
breadthways vftfif S
brcad-winuer Wl F*n^ FiFI
break c£>. 1 liJtF, tiVgsiI

a (to nolats a law) Ha FTIT, til^FT
3(lo force oua'a nay into a liouaa
burglariously) nfroJf^ FTWf, MH

4 (to tame, train to ohodienca, aa
to break a Korse) Ttfrt^ FFIFt, ftr-
FF, ftnpa

6 (to make baoVrupt) Ftftf<l FT1F1
6 (to disband) ftFTF
break n I ftt^.FtStHos. (irtbreach)

breakage ti , FTT, jr

not accountable for breakage (t-

breakage iu iranait in>1 H
breakage or loss ft-ff mw rft
breikboDc feverwdengue ^wrftF*
W.Tfilf WT

breakdown ftipcn, ««». <C*F*,

>~»«VJ0WT»

*rrT-*^fT^

IrraV J<3% ■ 1. (xs, cf tKKSzzz oit ocs)

l,fnVJo«« tnia (i xrtisi RZy.

X •».

2 (a «*Te tr«ii2S i=to fc*rt
Z3S ti« agvsss a *»£i-

^aaV. or a ro«i or wof a«*r

trraVr»t «S^TT tu. S**TT^ ».. STTHTT

Lrrat frar F.'y

\a -HI.

bcraliBs loaJ fi^s. TTT-S^
l>mlia» pomt 1 < — t of rMBrasee)
nTT-eJs:

2 n,».

IfraUes ttoaes «rT^

bmVla* »irr« pij*. a-TJ^
bmVui: ie*4«>o St'b«t<os ’x^-«7?0j
brriV w TPcka <7 <t; r«^
brraV ia aorrtrr *rn'**TT»

for

bmV isto (:» aetfr fcr fore*, e*;.
U2";’itioea!r)

brrab j«»on»rT ra rootr S
bmV b'o^ 1 ho im U*o tore* or
folruer) **T^

5jt

2 i rn

l>rnl.arrk i{»rrd
I>mt of joartrr
bmb of the raiBi
oor * *onl

Lmk epra r&. Lam (I P.C) VKT^
ze^-i »>r5r {«» tbrfi)

Irrakout^raBoot Fe«a<fi*lUxf lar«
of a laoeU— Cbaabrrs) to-

brral_pn*oB ^TTT-W^**.
break* la tsak Ctry. Wt^'T
break, atoara fi*ff "itprf
break tbr atep* (u, la aiarebiss) Vt-
«*TT

break-tbroadi L'il 'ly.Si'l «.
break op (as a, ».

break ap from waste
breakop-ralae Ce»o. >iTr-aCPT
breakwater* afnfM k.
breast t:v«*S aa.
breast \ wa.

S fia a pfacgb. the Ir'st r*?^ of
Busbi-bcariD TT*^.a.
breast tA. I «fg^t ferar.

3 atTC ^ feo;^

breast ab»fe»«

breast bar (la a cattle wa^cs} VC3 ei.
breast boee 7il%q
breast Jnll '^re^sed by the breast)
TT^^TZ

breart-^eeJ yT?-T^

breast bs (Gerta. X'wKf •aar^ 3T'T9

breast-bet^t forestry

hteasl-beisbt Jauneter Ferratrj

tr^.

breast-biib Forrsfry TET-a *-*» 3'*t~T

Sc

breast pocket *rt^f iJ 3T

breast ie*=F<etoral spr«e* Fkirev

breast ticket (a wociea t^kec ca the
prMoaer*’ breaaO
^f»7T

breathe r *• I

3 r< STB <T*T.

3 5-fs«er«tT’

brealbe rJ k' 5 «*^^

8 *®\r cT*t T'?*R. wrst ir*t*T. ftram

3 (to rr*-.Sp«t) STTT^

4 jr^ eAcj, «ifUtrf% *fCT

T Fiowefir* (to atter wilhoct eoise)

breathe a^o ai^ n ^ ^rn
breathe one's last w5»rs yTH Sr^.
Ciu t*t;

breathlB: r , , *r*i

breathiB' apparatus

breaihiD' root s paeoauiopbore £. (.

breath aeuitd arai

breceaa Frjixy- (a took wW eostpoMtl
of aaguUr fragaeit* eeaeated
*i topetbar) *KrWf ei.
breeriated aJj w taia r S^ y
brematios •. anVv^tr^ a.

Brrcbiies Zed. (eostaisa the water*
*3f pot sheila) 6(35*^ kJlC^
baed true Zed WJ???

bree\hIo4Jer (1 (^' »u

brre\bl«>wiiii» ammanilwu ^f-i' >t ?
Breevhlo3«iis» stusket '%c's' AI t

»^rr

breeehJoadias r\fie
breeeblowiiB' aespoa mrflS < ?rps
breed 1 (o£ a=^als) m »i.

3«fIJT^/ (see aoeeatry)
breed r-x. 1

S E^TTT. 5^* *14'. arry: 577

3 ’ttrs.

4 wfsfhyrr, ^r^-feant .
fefjrt *77j

breed r*t 1 ei*C ai X; i^x

2 BTrtTr^'aT

3 7^^

4 y!4i
breeder a*5f7»» iit.
brrediB£ I wftna^ n.

3 Z*>TT. EW’TT *.

3 %. (fartW tft breed tSj

brtedjBibuU •f^aRT'

breediBS rattle «S»aT4-T5
breediajt eos* «fVS‘WXW
breedias tirm wS?3T»*S^
breediB^ pallere (of beetle*) S‘tV4*

bteedmt berJ

brreiliss operation wi^jrT^-S^
breediQS place («t n't or other eee*
saa etej

breedms *eas«n csrTT*^^
breediae station aflj
bieedio' stock

breeding strain v^r3Ty*37t7?^
breediB* true to trpe VjTFysiECyT
tT^')

bteediB' s. ork *r^377..«:d
breed record wfU J R ^-gfw'he f
breed true Zid. *j»f « V^FT
B*H4. •T^FT-SFfT
brene 1 i?s^ aw

9 Hftfcrd. (a.i> «i=d cf from T to
SS railFS ati hoar) FFtl ea, (im
Beaafort^ wnd scale)

3 eijik a . UsH {see affray)
breeaefle = tabanns Ztol. <trST ea.
breithaupliteFtTf=T3 ei-CFfStiek*!,
for aatinsaaide. for

5*41 Oiaeral)

Bremen blue

Bremen blue i (greenish i;roon*bluo
III Viiie»n 1 of low »H satu-

rition)

2 Col Ind = mineral Mue
jft??

Btenieii preen = malachite preeit

(groonuh jelloiv praw in

hue, saturation and lirilliinsnmnli
„rn S'?>

Brenua Bot (a panvis of downy mil
dewa)

B lictiuae (lettuce nnldawl TH-
5 T«-?hl PfStl

Lrenihol AS = njiilitliQl AS
brethren in

breve ITiiiu} Vvl in
brevet Uil (n conumssion fining sn
olticcr highoi iieinitial rank than
that for wlin,ti iio receives fiy)
(ancient wonlj

breviate n (a aliuit comroH'li’i'Di a
lanjei'a biief) SITHt nt
brevieollia adj (tliort Decked)
brevter PrirUnv (a lire of l)po-*8
pojata)

.brevii^d;

breviKipu* Bel Tui (vliort st «Uu<l)

brevjty m
brew vh 1

2 (to coneocti to batcl ) T^dt
brew fl (fortned cv brow inp) »

brewage ildigtl ».
brewer iTdlW* m.
brewer’a batley «i?nH m

brewer egrsduatedflaaVqmTiietrss
brewer’a saccluroaictet rrJR^^ ?tiTI

sm

brewer'a thtrmomclcr rj? RTtSTlT
Wd

brewrr i >eai-l mirnd nfft
brritrty 1 /

2 (lirouere collocli>ol>) n»l»TT»^iT

3 (beer trade) fu

brrw-Iiouae mjMe/f/
brewin' n

brewiter 1 (lirewcr) in.

3 (w Oman w bo brcw») /

Brewateralaw (tanpont of Itio angle
of fiolarizatioa Vt<eirMn'<«ll —

btigadn area

lufractiito indaO <>nTrf*rrd*<*W.
firra

BreynuBdt M^eitrai^

B piteoi atirarA’ arrft (Baju
♦laaraft Gu) Fiirebunder «»ri.

Hill «»«W

G rhamnoide* qmPVHTftt (Diet
Hin aniaairatti)
brijr=brier
bribe M "t •

bribe of, ¥dl, ntra

liiilierx n

brilicry ami cwrru|>liOr( Kit ttzr
brick

Inch anil ^cfTf TV? t^^iqiT
bnck clay 511?! ^fsiTI
brick eatlU jtitl }z <1 fflO
bneL field

brick Soonn^XKtt *J jrjq

brick 10 IiiiK (I’V/DM 1 111)

btuk IS mud ni\ ift

bn. k k.tii xh m wp. f «I« Mrtf*

bri.k liyerKT^

brt< h lint d iit It qfq?

brick making x^ qqpn

bnck minttfaclurer gZ qm'k WWt

brick red la|j|eritH>us=l4icrKrou»

2 (a coloui, relJisti rod yoBow
Csi^rw in hue and of low wt
ealuratioii) wtOarlatiK
bnck ml o|>al Mtitral twY<t?
bnck wall^tsifttrei, {jail »frq
brickwork Nfa, {2 «l «Ttt
bnde *>iy 5^r»
bnJcgro<nii«tOT.=I?JI
Bndeiia Bill inrirT

B montaua Pt^ gftn
It retuaa nraisq (Dneu

gO«)

« *«iIiut 4 rMK 3 t|eftgilf«(>iipaia
• 31 ^)

Lri.le |i»lori<|«e Zad (a diKt) fVlit-
STT^

bridge 1 1»3 »p» . jq
i I lofiiainl m

bridge tb fejwnM. 5=» *1 CTI
bn Iged aJj Xutu;
bridged nng compouiid

Bridge Engineer tr^wnnptl
bridge eDginceriug lig KTfKtnfMnH
bridge girder Il3 qrn
Bridge ln>^>fclor)l% WlfTS
bndge of boata III (from

qf*i«r Ti 555

bridge jiierlrj-rttw. Rttff

bridgea divisfon
bridge toll^ ^
bn.lgiug camp fjiftt

bridging hypha XyeoU (a apociil
branch hypha forming a bridge
I>ct\»eenlwootberliyphae)k3g9 11
(“tg bridge, W for h) plia)

bridging aperica Eat. 813 tnPl
bndle !ta{ ui , KtTm
bridle eb. Frnn ytlfqi. f^npi ct^i
tTKSfi. rtnqi

bridle path KW nr^, <iVt Vi
bridle road HW-nV. ^ ttytt
bneruly Jrtk?

Iiriefn, 1 Loio m
2 »tVt III.

brief th ft?? KTStT.ASfT «rtl
brief alwtrurt ITfft ftf^Ori *m
bnefaml explicit Wmb Jitm
brief Jeainpifon kf^ qv't?
brief explanation kfKS t?l2?i
brief explanatory note tVie'tif

nt* JhT’T

brief iR.«peilioo report fffrtH*

briellrat ad/> Litv (liM 1 ig no brief,
without clients) WiTIwCI^
brieneiineia /.

brief memorandum kfV'? SJI??
brief Uole laf^irT frqei
brief parlieulara f^srpn

brief rrmarka ArMa^KvgfT
brief report form afrx^X-JTttt

brief Trail iiie flikM ItlThT
britf aialeiiieiil
brief aiiiiiiiurv rtfitey W7t
IJrirger a bacillua e lljciltm eavic)>
dua

brier (.vny species of Jloio) «».,

gait

brig (» two matte<l vessel) in-

(l« mast)

brigade Jfil. (3 or 4 batalhoiis) wrfrfl
/.(“tux, ancient word) (are kal*
talion)

bngide areatnf;^

bxtgade commandar

J49

brilliant fast zed

LommindiT

lifijiilo mijor (irroititeH to ts^ist tHe

lin^idicr .V»< II.

bri^itlicr peiioral zr^t

t> ilmiUi) >‘ ^TI lu,

luui'>

Lnssntla^e u
lirithl ajj 1 As‘.nn f''=’

3(c«l
3 T3ZTW

t.rislil *tii«. aim; nfuzm
lin?1itrrAd/ Ist/g^.frZZI
l.ri:1itPr|>ro.iKtl« wRrSTnzH wfl^
brifht llj*h »3TJI
briftil li^liX <t<?T BTTZI
lirisluty coloiirrtl ^z trt
linVltt HipJaJ JT/f^ yjj
l.ri?1iXnp«* Tijj. ^tf^Z t
Bn;htonhonpv.romb TfjUUt <.elluU'
roniiAliot oil one « de o( rlotU)
^TTTT^JStZTZrg
lirislit ml >(tx3 TTT
llrij!hl*0««<'j*e .Vo/
l.rigliteiwt V'lyt '(t'Z fr^
l-right »ej|her frt« *r^

bnliiaete 1 dkVT/.

3 (one of llie tliree atcrtliuiek o( a
lolottr) ^zi/.
bttHuni,i/; isfnrPTi-sfK-t^)

3wrgz

l.nl1uni aptil MicV C.< //»*/. *0^
•rr^^Tw

brilliant attj Mile CtV /erf «TgT *TZ?f
dW

brilliant arhl rartuiae Co/ iit .1 aZT^t
fTta

inlliaot ecM freen CW Ih I aiT^Z

brilliant aeitl 'rer Co/ Iml STgt<fZ^

bnlliatil ifi«l maroon Co/. lul WT^Z

iTz?r ^trzzz

brilliant and ted Cd. In /. wi^T

tzz

brilliant aetd ro^atDlne Ci ’. 7» /. in^Z

aZZ^ fiVrTl

brilliant aeid rubine C.rf. Inti. UI^<
arzwrtft

brilliant acid aearlet Ccrf. 7»J. uigt

wzer a

brilluni aindino oran^ Cc7. InJ,
»I5Z7Et

briltiani alizarin Maik pi'teCo/. Ikd.

ai^T fzcfeafT Ti?r
brilliant jlizzrin blue (of /< 7. «iyt
fiRraaf:* ^

brilliant alizirin iHirdeaiiK R }>a.to
lor In I W^rzars3f:5*finT»TMl
brilliant alizarin «\aaine i^f. l»l.
WT^T

brilliant alizinn garnet R |>ailo Cel

i»i KigzfzKfiiaftzfirmT^dY

brilliant alumn *rren (of. 7* /. z>T^

f>8ft3ris f !>

brilhani abziriii \iriiliiie («/ 7 /

Wigr fzKfzafti cftzt
brilliant anllir.aiiirol ( ’ 7 i *>1^

bnUiani arrlnl < . /, / aargr Tfzrz

bnUnni jio and blue <3e/ 7»/ m:*IT
ara »rrz sfta

brilliant j»o fuib.ine Co« 7e i WT^
*ra 'TTWI

briUiioiaziirine Co/ la.t tZT^T Wf.
•*r*n

1^1111101 Unro blue Cl/ 7*7 WtfT

’tT'flZ

brilliant Until fa.t \iolel <X'. 7*7

sftzzfirrz

bnlliani benzo fa<i yelloii Co/- 7ii 7.

w^iitzftor <»Z

bnlluai l-eiuo 'Teen C4 la I WT^T

bnll'iant beiuo \iolel Ce/ la /. WT^Z

briUianl blaet Cel. la 7 W.-gz TTZr
briUiani blueblaik C.s*. 7*1.7 Vigz
sft’Tfzt

brilliant blue fat colour C«». 7«i7.
Ujgt zn

brilliant lionleJUi Co/ 7* 7 Wigz
vfit.b

brilliant earniioe Cl/ 7*/. WZgt^r-
t/zI

briUianl carmoirioe Cc/. /* 7 ZZgz

bnlUant ebrome blue Cc7 7*7 zrgf
Tz« tzVrt

brilUmt ehtome ml |«ajte Co/- la f.
ajgZ e-*'®

brilliant ehiome nolet Ci7. Ind
brilliant elelb blue CeZ. laS. zzigZ

s'!?

brilliant cochineal Cc! In!. zZ"gz

brilliant Cotijo Cc’ 7m/. wgz n
bnlliant Conjo blue ( cU 7m/. *r.gz
111 vl-z

brilliant Conjo red io! Til 'ZTgz
*fn Z*K

brilliant Conjo ludel (e/ /»</. azigz

SfiaztfrWV^ .

brtlliJiit i-opper blue Cc'. 7m/. Zfgz
itre iTlz

brilliant cotton blue e\tra ^reeni<li
CJ 7m< w.gz

brilliant lottou lellon Co/. 7m/. azigz

g:zq^z

brilliant ire<vl blue Co/. Im/. Wrgz

bnlliiot ereael iiolet Cl/ Irif >Zjgz

brilliant cnw'on Co/ In f. wgz
T.fira

bnlliant eroeeiiH ii? 7*<?. zzigts-

5lf

bnlliant ilelj’lunp blue B,3 Cachro*
me blur CD cU 7*i7.
bnlliant ilianil blue Co/. /*./• WZgz

btilliaui ilunil -rtea CW 7m7. zrgT

brilliant duail ml C«l. 7m/ zn g z

fxz>®r!S

bnlliant ilunit eearlet Cc/ 7*./.
wigz zrbn

bnlliant tliaaine blue Co/. 7m7.

bnlliant diatol orin'e Co/ Ia.1 arrgT
XTTT

bnlliant direct oranzeCc/ Im/.aZTgz
•z^rfarz^rfrT

brillunt direct red Co/ 7*./. tsjgz
zrzrlwzzTZ

brilliant double aearlet Cc/. 7* 7.

zrrgz fxn^’t

brillunt fast blue Cel. la.L Wigz
ffTT’ft®'.

brilliant fl.l oil (ce 'pint) orange
Cirf. 7* / zrgz ftwz ^ (rarz)
brillunt fa't oil (cr «] in:) yeltoir
Cd. la / zzrgz Tm (r*z) dz
brilliant fast zed Co/. 7* 7. znjZ fwT

TTZ

250

bring to th« notica o(

brilliaitt fat black

l>n1liiiitf»tW«kCel Jiwi.WTgT?^
bnlliiDt f*t Lrown Co/ Tnii rn^r^5
brilliant fat acarlet Col Ind
brilliinl fat yellow Col Tnd-
brilliant fuchsine CoJ Ind WfJT

bnlliant pallo-cyaniDe Col /»rf WgT
5^^-TtTJft

brilliant (llaoier blue Co/ Ind

brilliant green Col Tnd ^

bnlliant grei n fat colour Co/ In I
tTT^ fff rkf t»T
brilliant lieliQjiurpunn Co/

brilliant beliotrope Col Iitrl tnrjT

bnlliant India dye ( el M trr^
tamt

brilliant indigo Co/ M
bnlliaoi indiilineCo/ J»/i
linlliantine t Mmclii I / ktT

VlTTm

bnlliant Liton red D — xylene red D
brilliant lake red Col. fnrl Higr
»nw» w

I bnlliant lanafuchnne 2 G « brilliant
acid carmine 2 C

brilliant light acarlet Co/ hid trr^

grW

brilliantly coloured
bnlliant metiniine blue Co/ hid
ntgf nttrirft ;ftw

bnlliant milting blue Co/ In>/ <IT^

nitwrinlat

brilliant milling green Co/. /»<f wgT

brilliant milling orange Col In I
tnijr JTrtn

brilliant nulling red wigt t^V^

brilliant miIling>iolet Co/ IhI. WigT

0«nn #r»wtfir^

brilliant naphthol blue Co/ hut W igt

iflw

briUiinl oil Mack bate Col. Ind- mgr
«it «iat <ls

bnlluBloil yellow btae Cob /•d.vrgr

brilliant orange Col Ind *r«gT
bnlliant (lalaline reil Cof. Inl WigT

brilliant paper yellow Col Tnd Wigt
«r»^f

brilliant patent blue CW fnif wgT
o.gw <fB

bnlliant patent carmioebloeCol In I.

wrgr tftst

brilliant phoaphine Col. InJ tttgT
JTIFft

brilliant pink fat colour Col Ind,

wigr arrra r^K (n

brilliant |>onreau apccial Cof. Tnd.

Migr wPjTwrftt firaw
lirilUani pure blue Col. luJ. HigT

brilliant pure green Cot. tnd. Vigr

brilliant pure yellow Co/ iod. V/gT
ST

brilliant purple fat colour Cot. Ind.

wigr •Titfiw ^ tn
brilliant purpurioe Co/ Ind. trigr
sfimft

brilliant red Co/ htd
brilliant tlioduline red ( ol hit.
tngr atfarct^

brilliant aafranine Cot. M mgT

jpfr

briltiani aearlet CV. /ni stgCIUJi

brilliant ailk blue CoL Ind nrgT
*tJt^ sfttj

brillianl aky blue Co/ Jod. BigT
wT*frf >fra

brilluni apirit black Cof Tnd. Bigr

brilliant aulplion aiunue Cof. dad,
wrgT gfwi tiAsinft
brilliant aulpbon red Cof. fad tTigt
sjrrmr

brilliant titan acarlel Cof. Tnd. M/gT

^5 jfm

bcilliani aiolel Cof tnd ItigT dVW
brilliant wool blue Cof. Tnd. trrgr
lirilliaol wool red Cof. tnd. WigT

irrfc’E

Lrilliaul wool aenrici Cof Ind Bigc
*rn irfti

bnlliaol yellow Cof tnd. WigT <lT

brimmle (Rwiat fnilirotui)

/

lirini'loiie 1 nr^ i;

2 = brini»lone yellow (t colour,
vcllow ’ftl III bus and of very high
q brilliiiicelgftit
brindled giiit::ldiii tvildihii-^t
TJdrn III.

Ilnndonia tndiia = Garnnij indica
brine ngguj n.

brine fly srm.Tjlt^
briDfO'iiieter C/ifiii f'9'nitj JfR 1 1.
brine tlinmp Hguiiig RrriT
bring it 1 BUJ, WHnd

2 RTtl^t WHT, a'tfiwd
bring againal flreT

bring a auit Laui aii^i

bringing • tult ami prixuLiiling
■ auit giT rpn afir *tt?l

bring bat-k r/- B'^ldnd, BT?I PTBI
l-nng forward m*! PfR/, HUMBd, T7
fW't CTUt

J.rin^ bonie to C?4n*r*TB(,f«ITTT^
bring IQ truird with is Mginr vttRT
bringing inloiuliivalion ffTtnfnR,
JF-k Fldt
'♦bring iQio play gzm

brou-bl inlo play TTHti

bring off (to pioeuro to bo iciiuitlfd)
«njg«sgTTMi

bring on (« periuanont Datalilulnneiitl

S KRT

bring Out 1 SnrCT^I

3 (toexpAi*. to detect lomo aocret

fraud, to bring to light from cim
cealinent) S«ni ft tI*TI

3 (to publiih) TOfttd CCWf
bring oier Btf IRT
bring rouoil (to pci-siude) K^n
bring the mailer to the rmtue of
»t'i (f^T) « ft mi
bring to Unlit (to check Iho coiitso
ol a aliiiltrcFf, a»Tl »RI
bring to arroiint ft FRT (m)
bring to Look % f^ BrvR

fecdi

bring to hammer (to put up for aale
at public auction — Aijar pM3)
itV ft*»T % fetr BTgF *7^
bring to juttire
l.ring to light ffwraft Otm
bring to the notice of , CT twiif

brin? ander

deaden

f »g7 a i, . ^ wH w~fz *<•11.

. % w «T^.
bnn? noiier U »<l*n
bnn? ondrr th^ir own enltivition

bria; up ii"-’^l

bnasworL =elf Jfince Forfitrg

brininj k u

briB}al (So/ i*«n» •vio/rj-'a.i) t'l ^ la •

srt

briapl .teal borer «tn «T

Brin’' proceii (for irunu'i'-tnnag
oX)2«n. Ij' heilin? harnini oxile
irj B^X) IfX fHr
briny «,Jr.

BruiD'i Zeti. •fJrfnj ffsrft
Briun^dae Zoci ( exinordmanl\
long irms-CNH I 47S) ftS^-
^TRui.

bri<V nflj. <’rfr^

brisV. WTTiija

britU demand

bri<i. effeTTeaceoce rVr? 5?

briskly ade

to bni>H brisilr <in«
brisk inde Efct wfn WHTT
bn>tle«

2 rr^ a-

3 Sg{^ Pil^t rP'W «.

4 • teeker (» blast neelte)

. . .V

bristle e s. 1 T’lTT.

2 Htvsnr

bristle with diSmlties
MtV irai
bristle rt

bristle inostis as Agrostis teliees
bristled grass warbler WT^*

\r*-(l (charaetensej by hiTtng na*
teatliereil lores wjth fire^^ escep-
tionillj ftrooj netal bristles W)
brtstle fern (nj fern of the je-.os
Tfichomamit with coarse frooda)

brislletail (insects beano; slender
bnstles *• the end of tbe

bod>)CT^S^«-
Bristol birterium=Baetenanibnst<w
lease

Bristol board (a kind of tne paste-
board made eritb a smooth hot
ttsaally na|Uxed sorfsce] »•

231

Bristol (index) board (CSII- 345) ^TT^*

Bristol roefcrress » Aribis strieti
(Br.FI p.913)
bnt (whale food)ft^*V i»*
bntanoiissbntatuiii metil
bntaonia metal (alios of aatimons
eoprer and tin) WT 95 a. (*- for
an'mions <r for copper. 93 tia)

Bntannte. Bntisb ad, trtt*7
Bnttsh eoJe list
Bntisb empire stne-fllSUT
Bnlish gamsdeatnn
Bntisb Medical Art eriTW-InfsT-
wftfiprsj

Bnitsh oik 3 English oak
Bntub Pbimtacenueal Codex WTHB*
aiTfa^-rifSHI
Bntisb Pharmaeopieu

Bntisb senrsee itni^^rn
Bnlish standard ke»s (B. 3- E.)

fftTr-rf!’'! (w * «>)

Bnttsh standard specification «nT7

BtirT flrtrfif

Briti'h ^aodard whitvorih {&.$ TV)
sflT^ffSTT W* («.« «J
Bnttsh snbjerts «nni.m
BntMh thermal untlt(B Tb.U )iriim.

5 cslJr« (n » t)

Bnu«b toad

bnttle ad;, fitjr, firlen
bnttle miea Vincrof flljT arw*
bnttlenes< firjT^l /
bnllte silser ore fo
bnttle star Zook

bndfe wtllow —crack willow aj'ijy ipisn
Bnie i b'droinetcr fimT-ST^ntT?
Bnt reading Staritfics 5liTT.TrrT
(short (or tt4Triria.?,srT. Stt Bnx
scale)

Bnx scale (an arbitrarp hydrometer
scale for expressing the specific
gravity of lH]nids esp. sugar sola-
tions) STWl-^kr)

btl (barrel) 1 ( 314 galloas) V. WT
(w 5 Wil)

3(l05<iaaTts)n fr (arr^f^)
broseb (a tool for thsrtux nos round
hol«)ftf9^"s.(s ‘pierce. perfo
rate*)

gimlet vtfrW (anctens word)
drill IB4

broach cb. 1 (to make pnblie: etter;
publish first, introduce as atopic of
eosTersation— as "to broach a sub-
ject”) f^T #r?i. fjTT sr>39 tf-tl
3 (to open for the first liras) rTff)*

broached =abroach aJj.

Broach 1 ijar ((SOX- 533) ^
broad eJj. 1
2 fas. a rule)

broad ■ (expanse of water forraea
bt widening stream)filTf9/.
broad arrow (ilVM 76) jfm *r3T
broad bean 1 (r*eia /j4.i) TJ-ftrtTt /.

2 (Caaori/ia enti/onitu) n
^ (B.H)

broadbifl fers ( th* bill 1 $ large.

broa I and fiat) m.

broad billed flrcatchcr-watbler Jrcs

broaddiilled roller Am
broad billed sandpiper Jrri
tTriTT

broad blade f3r^9 Biir.
broadcasted; ld;ric (scattered in &I1
•lireetioDS, as seed) fkOtl. «!rtr,

3 Jloifio sflrfr^

broadcast k. I djr/c. ftfirr*! »- ftllt

wrni

ft ^aifio anrpt, n.

broadcast rb. 1 Ayru, (to tow broad-
esat) «T9 tJ ^T9I

9 J?adio CT9T

broadcast crop fe?«T 4?

«ldl

brosdrisC drill ^lr)4
broadrister 1 J;ric ftfkT’T-9^ m.

3 BadiQ ■ (an apparatus) STiftv n.
b (a person) Jnr K9 w.
broadcasting I dpric. n

3 BaJw ■- (Tons! )

broadcasting programme tn^TIsf)-

broadcasting station

broidcait sowing Jjrie. rtlAk 979,

broad cloth wtn C7TT
broad colnmnar ad; Uiteral.

broad di'linction fsjv^
broaden rf,. f«>17 KIV. Vl^t

wmi

bxMd fltta* Bunt«n buniAr

bremalln

bretd flame Banaen bnrner
broad flame burner Chm
broad gauge i?Iv

broad gauge line lili/ rr^WT W
broad head ?frt
major head mjRffW
broad leaved foreil
^ tii «t anw
broad.leared limetree {Tilha graudi
fora) TJldl aiM viiW
broad leaded peppermint •um = Eu
caljptua divea
broad-Iea>ed pondneed

broad leaved tree ?5f,

broad leaded »«ood
broad ligament Zvi ^ ttTT^
broad liriment tumor
brotdiv ft

hroadl) cliaiified
broadly ipeaking rjw ?T

broad outline ftjn
broad pointi at i«<ue CTTT

broad policy ttp tftTir
broad ringed abroad aoned od/ Tor
eilrji

broad rule ftjn fVorr
broad leuse *4

L’oadilieet =broadiide frintinj (a
atieet of paper containing one Urge
page) WSHtTT m.
broad tide^broadibect
broadiidc'OO'poaition Phyi (tangent
‘B’ poaition m magnet lamltn^fl lftr<
finPt

broad tilt (in a camera pool, it is
lo ig and not broad) TI4 Tft
broadaH ord nj,

I road-tailed gra»t>a>arbler Arti Tg-
jvtj tn^

broad-aoDed abroad ringed Foretirf
I roa I ooned kingfither A rri
"tstr*

brorage abroVage

Lroecoli broxulre-ldiil, jellfuff (ff>iTT»
in hue, of low aig
low la brilliance) »T«T?TTT^
brorhaatite mwgwtfc* m (a baaio

copper Bltt salphate 3'®4d, •I' f or
miner*])

brochure jferel/
brockram (a typie of breeei*

in n hieh the fragments are mainly
of Carboniferous limestone
— T>rrellp 205) "«

Brodie a oaoniscr CArra 6n which
tin (oils are replaced b) sulphuric

acid) gvT 03m aftsCtJ-tifi-

Ot** tulphurie acid+ <0
broggenie ;q^fira m. ((ai (or CO g
tborinm. fct** for r«l1l3 nramuai,
•(ifor QfaOtDioeiral)
broil n anarw^; n (Bong Hoiftft)
(l<a affray)

broiler I IrecT. *tH "net cno^
or ^fcct
2 ar^rtTC,

broil 1 1 «fj3frcrci, •*'^003
broltge I (arrangement made through
.a broler) tpnn-tOCW*/.

2 *rv^ <1 .

3 (trade of a broVei)*t'‘'Cn *14 1»

broken tij «»«. Jtl JWt

broken beer (remoants or leavings of

beer) oftct ttC m
broken bricks wftco {c
broken circuit Thfi. 9f*tR ofWtl

broken drainage I* iniermitlcDt drain*

age Geoj

broken plats asfvTS %ro,
broken prams ^
broken proond 6 a9
gfn.

broken line ( . ) Ci|vy« >»si
broken lump esf^Ts fV**
broken off aJ) ti&C, (71 jaiT
broken penod aerrsf*, uil»T^ trofi
broken penod interest wericFa (fg;
broken period lolereit warrant

broken period of e quarter Tnirrir )Et

broken pies fWstr* um1
broken nee vinl
broken u ire asfVrc Bsg (ST fflT
broker svtrri ru
factor ir-'CcfiiC. »ncf5W
eommiision merchant vfiTV
brokerage (tho conuaissinn of a bro-
ker) HvqrT-C^ it ,

broker agent KTlfiCT,

brokerage reguter *rc^iTc4c-C*4t
brokerly (oieani of a servile disposi-
tion) ^ttf (ftt.

broker’s bought note Com wtil'T Vf
TT, J^■tm nfV?T TX
broken charge nvTst-tnrn
broker i contract note Com MVCn Tf

broker's note RVVftRT
broker's note ilamp nvcrtctf ygl*
hroker’stoldnoteCfm tl^cil^ firCra
«pr

broklerabe = honecrest (reronicn
breeabunga) atsafliwm
brom , bromo (bromine) Ckem
biom-ieet.sBilide Cham- ^

brom-acetate Cham
brom-aretie eJj. Cbom JTpgffT*
brom acctcDe Chan, jn gfin
broraal (Girman hvon 'btemiti*’+
olhM ‘alcohol’) Chan Jfig w
hrom albumin Cham
brom amide Phan 1 ^
hrom iDil Chm. 5 TT**ltR*
hroffl-arg) rite ■ Lromynte
Lromate « Cham jfw n.
bromale ih pJ,orr>i jnw
l(to treat nith bromine)

2 (to combiBS tvitli bioniine)vriifr
UfSt*!

Sesbrominate
hromated aAj
bromilej camphor ^r<in
bromuiuvate Cliem jrt *^3)7
brom auric aJj Cfina JTI «f 5 l«
hrom brni amide Chcr.i
brom benzene Cham
brom benzyl Cham
brom-iamphor Cham
brom cresol Cham- Jft afm
bromeasbrome gr*»s
broBie grais (with drooping ipikes)
tn«T, W-ttl* m

brom eikon Pbarm JB nfhlrt /.
Bromelu PoC (closely tilled to
Ananot *>«»'! a»i(s) STT3H Usnfl
Bromeliteeae pol (B n (from

dnonci unARvnrs)
bromelin Bmrhm- (present io tha
juice of tha piBsappIe) VTTR^/.

bromallits

253

bromO'thTiaol

bromellite m. be-yl-

Imr, ai? Vnr oxtde -f* for
oiinrral)

Iirom flhj! ( Am
lirom^lhjlrnc Clum-

J.rom pelitin ( A^n TTrfi^r-T

lirnmhvdrate Chrvi jCrffT «•
hfoir.hvflnr tijj TAm
hromliT'Inn Ch h {"'*’)

bromir a 7« Cnfiii Tfr? •
bromii* and ?frs *nw
1 romi.le Chem ^ »
bromilic aJj Chiui ^ffT*
broRiinate rl> C hint. TTTBt^ni

1 (to coinbine with hronim*) TTtA
WIR

l{to »Mhj«t to tl\« «tiQo of tro-
mine)

brominatet! melinil yellow Col Ind

bromiDition Chfn Tntfrifl »•
brominJipo Col Titrl JT.fWV^
bronise CAm /
broRiioe Mlation jntft-ftWTa
bromine water
bromimae m bremate
brom lodiile CAew
brofflSiffl Iltd nf'fJTrtftfl /•
breraite Chm n

broraliitioa Clirr'i

bromtie eft. Chtn. rrtrn

1 (to treat witli hramine or a bro*

mide)

2 (to administer large doses of
bromides to)

bromizer Cfum ^<’T* m
bromo. 1 ( bad *ni*ll ) iTf
2 (bromine) CAem.^T
jj.bromo.scet Jnihde Client, ^ JTT SJTI

sft^

bromo^cetic acid (mono) Chem Tn-
gfrrv inw (ei)
brotno acetone CAm JTT
^ bromo-aceto pheooae Chem. <ljn.

m-bromo ;; aceto tolaidide CAem. {?n.

3 bromo 4 acetyl-ammo'tolaene Chem,
Vjrr.* gnw frrft Tirr^ff
bromo acetyl.bromideCAem JITSJT^

jrff

3.bromo 4jmioo>toIaeaeCArm.4-^.
•-ftfSt fTTT^ta^^

bromo*aDilitie (ortho, meta, para)
Chem »|5I,TO)

p bromo jBiline bydro^hlondeCfirr’i

bromo anisole (ortho, para) CAern
5R3T7t(sa3 tn)
bromo anrate Chem
brorao-auric aeiJ Ghent ^ WTS

bromo benaene CAem
jr-bromo benaeoe-'nlphonyl ehloride
CA»wi ^ i« jfrtn

bromo benzoic acid fortho, meta,
para) Ghent. TH (*«i,

in)

m bromo-benioyl bromide Chen. BB-
5TT-^^

bromo-benroyl tbloride (ortho, para)
CAnrt. jn-spiw^lttr (»s3, qo)
brorao-Leozjl cyanide CArm. jn-'P®

o'bromo-ii butyric acid CArm at ^
«*n

<j-bromo-iJo.butyrica«dCA<«*.*>'5Jl

anw

bromo*catnphor Chen
2 bromo^-caproic acid CAem
nfiTxans

broitiMhloro phenol CAem.

brom<»<Tetol CAem. jn iftqq
bromo-cretol purple CArm JTT-TftTif

Lromo-cyinidation ^ rqiitl't
bromo^jsnide Uetal.
bromoxyanopen ^rt-^TOTR
brorao-dt-ethTl-acetyl-areaCArw. jn*

p>btomO'd>(n<thyt-aniliDe CAcm.

jn fl

1 bromo<2 4^1'Diiro benzene Chem

bromo ethylene CAem 50-4
^-bromowthyl ethyl ether Chem er.

/3-bromo ethyl phenyl ether CAem.

bromo<flc,ore>ce>DC«( fud. ^n-wftr*
hromoforui {bromo+fomyl) CAem.
5tI4?r?tr.

bromo*peUfin CA<m.^*^iir^
bromob) draic CAem. n,

bromohydnn Chem. f.

bromo-hyilro.<jninonc CAem Jt)?-
ftrjTI
brom-oil

brooioil pfoce4« PUotog frUT

bromo-iodide Client
bromoiodi<m ZIed. stffTpnrtgTI /.
bromo iodized adj Pholoq (contain-
mg bromides and iodides)
fipT

bromo-iodo benzene (ortho, para)
CArm 5c 3n3 (aK?. m)

bromo ketone C/iem ^qftTSt
bromol (abridged from tnieomo-pbo-
noO Chem. TTn m (fljn ?lrt)
bromomania Med. TiraJTT^fn.
bromo menorrhea
bromo methane Chem ^njTr^sr
bromometrie, bromometri<.al adj.

dnal. Chem. ^(VaYt
btomomctry AnaU Chem. jrftrfr /.
bromonapbihaleDe CAem JUetcrsipn.
bromo-nitto benzene (ortho, meta,
para) CAem 5n*»i5-'^r7 (**4, <W,
Itl)

2 broDio4 oiiro-benzoic acid CAem.
arrst

2 bromo octane CAem. > ^ ir^twi
p.bromo pbeucyl bromide CAem. 1*
5n.^’rgf w

9 brotiio-pheB.anthrene CAem.

jS-bromo phenetole CAem.

TTI

broreo.phenol (ortho, para) CAem-
5Pf (^tr, Rti)
bromo phenol blue CAem.

p bromo phenyLhydraztne hydro-
chlonde Chtn.

bromo picrin CAem.
bromo-pnea m.

Q.bromo propionic acid Cheat,

nirf^ tt*^

/3.bromo.propionic acid CAem. arr^.

bS^«

o.bromo.propionyl bromide CAem.at-
571*8*)?'* 5^

bromo.protem BjoeAem. ^TTa b t f- iR
2.bromo.pyndine CAem. ^-JTT
'm- bromo-styrene CAem
bromo*tbymol, Irom-thyinol cfiim*
571*9

brood

breB>thT<ool blu* 2S4

bromo thTmol Hu« Chem JTT
ittwU i\t)

bremo^tolueor ( ortho.^iorti ptit)

Ciiem 5P W)

fr, bromo p-to1uidiDe Chetn jn-^

bromou* Bitj Chun ^
o bromo n xilrnc icid ( mo-) CA^'i
» JTT ^ *<V« «»« ( P )

2-bromo;) xjlfoe Chtm

^bromops-rlene Chem

bfora phesol jn

brom pb^Dol blao — bromo pbrsol
blur

kroni picnnCArm JTT
brom piLnD = brain>pirnD
brom*tooes bnin^toBr

brom ibMnol CHrm
brom.th'Tnol blur = bromo-lhrmol
blue

breaum •olidifiratum (a «i)ic«ous
(irtb iitnrttrd iritb broaiar) ^
5»1*^

broBur(t**bromide CArm n
Qromu* Bet (i x<bu« oI (rttin dis
tiRiiuuhrd by lar^r oltra drooping
ipilelri*)

1} commutiiut («ontuiRfo(Ni *chiB
j«l tUrrrd )

B bordrirrut^Aorifrormi rriembl

mg h«rle' J *rwni

n r»ctnio»u» rjftjy "layi
bromynir riT^fllS ni (<»^ »ilrrr
hroiuinr, 'f* {or o’-!* miDtral)
bronrhia)
bronchial iffcctiOB
bronchial anli^pifmodica
m iii'i*

bronchial brrithinp OM-I

bronchial pnrutnonii«= lobular pneu-
monia ^fra%l BbImhi*

bronchial irre AT* I

bronchiole obroDchiolualjil bronchi-

oU)ii>inl

I roBcbiolua* bronchiole
broBcbilit «

broBcbo-prapby jrjmi*' f«W n
broncho phony na.

broDcho-pneumoBia • lobolirpoeu-
moBia aeferw

bioBcborcopy J'JHAliwi/.

broncho verienln breathing ihiTt-

tWTT ( abort f* I«fWW itgalCl-

broBchui JbiiI jajSAlB m
Bronner'a acid (3 napbtnil-arome 6-
autphoDie acid) CAewi •I'g'^sealf^

VIK

faionlo-, broBi (tbnnder) tnf^'3 •
rri^

bronlo.prain twfa'3-^tw, n.

bronto-prapb ilA^ fert

broBtolopcfnflRJ Tim h

bronto meter SI^, iriAJM

broBto-phobii ird^-ut/

( -phobia 'morbid feat*)
Brontoaaucua Palftntcl (Gk Aronlr
'(bnader’, ao named hecanaa of ita
giant aira— Jaeger) (\liwta uaifa
{C/ £rontotbaroidea*i*ifa)>otheto-
idea)

brooioaeopy (diaination oftboomen
ol a clapof thunder)

Broolotherium (Ck Aroate 'ibonder )
BJFTff

B leidai

D plalyceraa rjttn «ldtr»T«
BronlotherwdeaaTitanotberoidra
brooje I vnv « .«l«n
3 (a bronto atatno ) f.

brooae r I 1 (to giyo tha appearsneo
ofbronaeto by coating nithbronza
ponder to mala of bronze colour)
wire^tai- «t2t *I ^ ^it
«Ef*f <n ^IRi
a wH(

broDzr r r glwi

Bronze Ape «tW-S»l
bronze bine CAem. vin
bronze blue B lompa Cof la-i vtn
#tF*liVe

bronze brona vnv WV (redd>th*ytl*
Ion dni<a5 IB kuai of Ion mt aatu-
ration and Ion f4 briHianec) *TT-

bronze com ttlH't*
bronzed aJj (of a bronze appearance
or colonr hronned aunhurnad)
*fR

brented dronpo «bn f •! aSrtnv (iRi.
CA ancient^ nama)

bronzed akin 1 rro. vttvvd

3 = Addi*OD> diteaie = tneliinia
anprarentle (ditturbmg tha action
of the suprarenal glindt) gtAiSft*
tTlfil

bronze preen Col hid. 5ft
bronze injot

bronze lake Col Ind Kt!?*

bronze liqucr (any liquor used in
bronzing) TtFR-m
bronze ochre Col Ind.
bronze paint Col Ind ^3
bronze paper Height
bronze ponderrlR
broBzrr VfrqfrTt (- 5 ) n
bronze red = pepper red «htl ftr.
(lelloniih-red fa^fl' in hue, and
of high Htaturation)
bronze irrip CTPT-^R
bronze rbeei clw Rig
bronze alee)
broBze-H are *fR wiet
bronze neldinp *hf-swisT (Bolf*
pS33)

bronze-Hinged yaeana vtrvvgr *v*

bronze tcIIoh «tw (yallotriah
red-\ aIlo» twifh^ m ima pf
liigbt5.iaieration) ’n(<E)%<tT
bronzing (ad or art of impartJBg a
bronze appetraoca ruatanal for
bronzing) vtWFTO n , AlR^quii ] ,

broiizing solution cfRit fffnrr
bronzile Jgiaeraf (ferriferous Ttriety
of enafzlite) *r«2|ftntrii (•'?«. fer-
rum. enatatite)
bronze ody dftn^l
brood Zoo! 1 (yooDja produced from
egg») ^ftnuTSi wef me* m-

S (vounga hatched at one time) CTg-

jt**n (-ae,) in , n.

S flWejW a , TflTPiet 111.

4 dpiory (b»ea in the pupa or larva
itate not yet emerged from their
cells eggs, and }oung of tha bee)
me*. *a»11lf* ni

brood rl 1
2ftv*ie*Tei
3 f*>m *Tet

brood r i feMt S trn, te*K S feet.

broodbnid 253 brown mongooie

|iromllm<I t» iorr Jium
liroo'l « hamlxr BitlffpinO

of tli9 I1IT8 in nliicli brood comln
tre liouiM)

brood foinb U«{«/>in'y
liri>oJer wi.

brood-foot = oouepojiod
l<roo<l pourh Zod (lirre tbo '>r
fiiil)r) OH its receu ed and iinAriK"
k part o( tlieir d'' rlopment)
broot rf
brool, ^,'W7

broolile T*5nilf^ •'* for

Ilt*niiiin. ■IT lor flioxido, r*

for mineral)

btooV-limed fr«ni'ty bteenlinngn)^^"

?ti^ m. ^

UrooVt’llyfal* lierdirJ rJfTl’r
?l*rnRt

IlrooVi'* nuthatch Mn at7RtT-rff^*kff
Iltook* • thnn tocdUtk AcriWrtSTTl
ij^ WiBf?

IJrooka’a •iillow.warhler

brook trout (eominori in tlifl rirora
and itretins el F<titoti«”Pn 11.236)

broom

5 (Ct/tiiiii irepariin)
broomrord (^or^fiom tuljart) •nW.^r
writ

broom crcefxr (Coff»b*i /iirJ«<Ki)
W^PiffW f. (B« N.)
broomlra (Tlnhiii /riitieot'i*)

/.

broomrajx WniTJ* n. {Jor rrplinA’
liaa ttf Orobanclic)
broom toi^ » irnparium Plutrm- ftwt

*Sty.

bro«cvorl (llyotcj/nvuit wi</rr)rnSf/
flU-

broth 1 m.

2 Bocliftol. «pt m.

brnihrl ,/i , wnnlfff hkwdy

I.OIM,)

l.folhrr «]Tt (-’J') H . rnt

brother s''rn<an0fii1I brother Ltiio

brolh<riti1aw wfrpftTlV m . atr^f.
*TT»I

brolhcTwon = wild thyme (TliyniMi
4<r; TTlO /■

l.roojrhl ad) wplla,

TtmfrT

brought a^'*in.l Trf**rt

brought Ixfore anW

liTOUjht down KWl

rm

brought forward wnrfn, Ki?! Pl^l
rWI

brought into b nm rm

to l)« btenghl into lull effect ^

b ffwiO inti

liroughl into ptav 7XX TSlfT^
brought on the liooka ^ nf^,

b^n’n n^t

brought to the notice of kr^rt
rr^

brought up to date <nn’tC'4« V^t

rrtl

Ilrour«onelia ilot

B. papyrifcra (paper molb«ry)RTBT*»
*nT^

brow antler (the Drat branch of a
Hiag a antler) inni ^Tinwj
brow antlered ileer rtfrt 'tpt »in
brown rt/f; arw ipT.g:^
browo alga an«>I»,^l wirw
brown backed Indian robin .fret 7^
fai%r«

brown baekeil pied ahrike Jrrt <(19.
srww f t'4%

bcown.hailwt v(t»» 9W (V=T^
brown ba»e Cel- fnd *W tftl
brown Iwar

brown lxi)igra«as><\groHtia eanina
brown-ldark a,|/ «W ^erf
broi* n Imdy Z'»t. BW 9IW
brown liooH tjr

liTi>wi>t>TradoSudanbrown(a coloTir>
reibyellon taafl'l in bue, aatnratien
and brilliance me bum *1'') WvTtrit*

brown lirra«led lull partridge Arn

»«

brown bolirmli >|(e<

brown bu*li.narbter WT

tMV

brown lampborK oil Chou. fW
brown capped babbler ;<t(t watln

brown catechu CA/»i

brown clay ironxtone wa ^fftfnlT^T
(•f4Ut ironHtoiic)
brown coal 7a irTnf, ^ 7>797
brown crake Are/ TV
brown crexted tit ftM7»^t7?35ft
brown culfh Cof /nd. *Tl<rtft

brown earth 7a ^1 tift
brown extra Cof Iml 7a «PtfttR
Jirown fat .r.loiir Co/ In<l 7a
brown foreat aoil 7a 77
brown fronted piedwoodpeckcrilori
7a 779 r^f 7I<TTJ
brown funnel Zocl. 7a PfTIT
brown gannei l„, 7a ^97^
brown hare TV aa
broWD.headed gull Acei 7a tiftV Bnr.

brown beaded atork bvUed kingfiaber
dm TvtfflV 5^3^
brown. headed tree babbler dm TV*

brown hedge.tparrowrdmf^naBUB'*

7?7

brown hematiieBjimonite
brown hemp (Crotdinria yunc«o)W7.
75 f» , 77

brown hill.warl>lerdm7a77ff.ffit^
llrowoian mo> emeni or motion (mor^
ment axliihiteil by the micToacopio
particlea when tutpendad in water
or other fluiilH) TDraif^rfl
btoWDing lolution (a aolution (or
hrownina ateel) TRTT ft977
brownish ad;, ana, t{TT HI
browniih black ana 7T9
browniah.red ai^tTTT, TTITa
brownish.yellow ad;, atlfa ^7, «ftTI-
7a

brown lamp-black Co/ /nd. 7a
TtT’Tiri

brown madder 7a Rrmrs/
brown mica 7a aaa
brown mint(a/rn/Anciridi*)rrift.7>rta
fp» . 7ft<t ilfbn

brown miiiure TAnm. 7a Bta
b r o w n m o n g no te 7 a 7 fn, ^77^

S36

bruch-tailed poicupin*

btovn laufk tbicw

Lro«nmuik *brew Vnntm

Lrov%D mustard <rv
Irown-ncfVed risen Arei r^-TTR
lirown oak (puerewi $eiMcarpi/oUa)

liroHO ocher 1 Mineral

2 e> (loublooD, Roman ocher (i
colour re j*5 ellow in hue of

lugli 9'v«Jfur»tioo, in J high 8 hi il
liincel

brown )>owHer w

brown ral a/i, urn »« tTT ^^CTf-

'IF

brown ring te*t ((or nitrite*) Clitm
WWir^TOVT

brown roik chat liea?8T*rwm

brown rock.pipu (cei

bfossn rol P/aiij pfl(fc«l *« wry?

brown sail Ce( M »w

brown •hiike Aiei 8W

brown soil V«i^

brown spins niou*e Mai»'“

IirowD'iooe WPSnr m
brown siring} bark «vi
brownsugar IwwTtin
2 (a colour, reddish s ellots FlItTT
in hue. of low M saturation and
losr f-l hfilliince) *TntftmT8T
brown tulhora fo sjstfrfi
browotai) moth VH’jen CTF~«T
brown ihroaied «|Mnelail

brown throated sunhiril liriW-V^

brown willow warbler lira W tn:-

brown winged Vin-risher ,drra

brown wood owl tiraVUV^^K
brown svrack ww iffTO
brown wrapping paper *Ilt 5(88 »nt
trown srellow TH<tT.

I rowser/,. l«l’IW«ttn.8*«»WTn yr*
I^. RI8t,^TWI

2 (to real latsagM here anlthere)
r»T T«t It 8^81, tfl8r8 «T8J

R R* (Business Holes) TT ft (*t4*

ftfla)

DriiceaRct (nlaments naked— Basil)

•ihIsj tntrft

B inmalrana (seeds are toxic —
Bisu) fswsld tlMl^

Brurelli(Br )Bict (reseiiahics coccus)

wf7»ir?T^aaift(»ltnl )

Dr iliOTtus o Bans s bacillus
(eiiise of contsgious iboitiou 1 1
cattle, etc ) itftnr
Dr bronehi*ej>nea JsjHdlB Mftnr
Br ne)iteia*is=RacilIu> meiiien.
SIS = Microroerus nselitensis =
Alealigeoes meliienais (cinsa of
nisduUnt feser in mao. usualls
transmitted bs goat's milk) VttT-
JTf

Br piraiahortui M(<nr&7nt*stftrir
Br paramelilennis ■rqtniTT
Hr, parasuis wft^^nTTRfttlf
Ur »ui« (cinses eWtionn auise)

• t(,n*»ni8PisrfW).

Br tulacensis WKcmd itftnt
brurellosis'inferted loiioala ttfrn),
Frjrii nw

Bruchidae (ctusos great injury to
peas beans, etc — Inims iw623)
(JrftfjfntM
•brucfsre raiotheboe
brucia, brnciitawbrucine
brucine Phaim itlf^iCt /. If ** nux
s ouiica)

brucine eulphale WJF^I ffTfin
brurite vfTTTI >1 («• for ttiia niig*
nesium, 8t- for^t^ft hydroxide,
tw (or asf^* mineial)

Bruckner furnace (a round, revolving
roasting lnrnare)RlwHH VISZ
Briigere powder (a smokeless possder)
Wt

BruguieriRix V8^(^innft
II rtrjopbjiloidca (imxllest of tbe
gennt— Tr 11 504)

B. eriopelali xftlfn inarfsT^ (erio-
**8 prluM-Tw)

B gsmnorhiu (i|,e largest of the
n>ai>,.ro\es-Tt II 503)lt?l-*88rrra
n malalwnce fnwftlT
II parsiflore (fUriiiforn ‘j ering
s lu a H (low er »* • Jl*t) rg ftrw

bruise n Med Afnitt ■ (frooi <]ai}

bruise I ( jkwrwr, XrTJ fT8T,

•^wqi, bifxi, X s*il

bruise ri.trra«i)8T
bruised dry bamboos ^

8?R

brunilde(R,,ii,i/rf((ifoswi)TtilTfft f
bruniMe berries = brumble
brumbte berry bu9li = brumble
bruRimelnbrumlile
brummebkitei » Lrunilde
Brunellaiarrii nella

D sulgarUBl'runellaMilgaris
briineolus edj «ITW
briiiiet, brunette adj. 1 (baving
blown or olive skin) ftnw

2 (haring bronn or black hair)

3 (haring black e}ea)«lft8Ty.8H^tt

brunettes: brunet

brunneous (id/, Zee/’ (dark brown)
nrtntvti

BruDDcr's gland Anal (certim «•
ceinose glandi in the aubmueout
layer of djodenum) pint

brunneirent 0 (/ (becoming brown)

hfunneiisfl,/; (bronr)8W
Brunswick IdackBtsphalt laci|iicr
Brunswick blue •> mineral htue
Briinswick green lamineral green
brush 1 1 1

camel hair brush 7e:7ra*f4
reniririt,:e tube cleaning brush

Rfttl Wlte JTr48 f ’5

liilie briisli inw

2 (of a punter) nfen/.

brush T( iT^ »f rrea 8rT8l. Rtf
^T8T, (n

2>frts»\5Tt[ cm. ?f TTT

»tkT8l

3 Hrm

brush aside ftcTt 8
brush away gcl J? f?r8t,

8)08,

bruih hritklyrir CIPTfCT

brush hy or arainst somelhing ri«T

irn

brush discharge Llec RlC

hrusheJ wool gfVw Tn) (»8)
brush harrow R'v
brush off k fnwf. nftjwT, erf'll
brush tailed porcupine fxCTtVC^

2S7

Buchtntnia Unztn

fcnith tiay

brnili tr*y
bniih up I

2 (to brash np on«'» knowledgs or
memory)

brushwood 1 (growth of low throbs
tnd bushes) m i **

3 ^1 ^ n . ift

TITWTt

Brnsiells sprout (resembles t dimi>
Dutire cabbtge) *PlSlir*Tr/.
brotil edj. ^nrf?r». ynrf, Itrw
Brytles Bol nfttn-JTlTI n-
brymble =brumble
brjo-Bol. fmosiT^fbn*

Bryonim 1 Bot- ftmwft-Haif#
2(nolcap) Phum (drted root of
BtTfontA ali^l n

B.

B. epigiea = Cortlloearpui epi.
pcus

B. Ueiuios* «iK|iq finiwfl (Dmu

B. nysoreosU • Melothnt per>
puBiUt

BryoaopsU 2Jof ftrffinft-nnfJr
Of. Bryonii

D. Utlniest TrWi»» (Den.

Ooj Bin Mtr. ft«!5«ft)
brjonjr 1 («nr pitot of the genus
Bryonto) fimtrf)/.

2 PAam. »bryonia ^ n

BryopbjJlum Set. imrrft-snnft (C/.
Mtrsthi entnr, Fertitn
B. ct]jc>Dnn=Kiltnchoe pionita

(n T.)

B. pionttuiuaKaliDchoe pinaitt
Bryophyli (mosses |f<trr tnd lirer-
■worts) Col. / yi,

Bryopsis pol. (the thtllus his t
prostraterhizome-hkepoition with
erect pmnttely brtaehed tses, the
pionoiee of which mty be branched
tgtin pnnately— Mtn. Phye p 31)
fltiieii'fl-jnnft

B. cuprrssoidcs grjmW.nTOW'T
B. plumoM

Bryotoe Zecu 1 -Polytoe
fs-pl.

i-Ectopnett m pi.

Brynm Bit- (the si'eciet tre mostly
erect 9^

B.S S«rr.(btcktigbte)«r.^.(«.^ll^)
n. S (htltnce eboet) fw. («. IftitTi-
ftst»i)

B/S (bates) nt. (xR)

B. S. (bitch cotton tMl) I- (PX

B. S (blood tmetr) ^ If
B S (bonne turre) «t(. X.

B Sc ft »sn (firara ?xm)

BBc, (Agri) IBtehelor of Science
(Agriculture)) ft- (f>), fi
IftpR^XlBSf^))

B, Sr (tons (Btehelor of Science

(withnononrt))f» Wt (iwt IftPR

(x^ffR) 1

nB* scope Itadaf *«’

B S K (Drtltth ttandard keys) nf-
R O. (•rt'MiJpri Ow)

B S S. (Bbtrtt Sewtk Strot]) ITT. It.

« (Tm« &T*^TXI*)

•B’ Stste ‘efTTW

DSW. (British citndtrd wbitworlh)
srt- R. ^ (stft* R>n VH*)

D.T. (Dtchelor of Tetching) « TXT
(irtRiqfl ^n)

BT. (book trtnsfer) 5 «». (Jiff-
TRtaRIW)

B.Tech (Dtchelor ot Technology)
rf) PTt. (ftWlPnHqRPw)

BTh.U (British Tbeimtl tJnits)

»n « («rtx* »*x T*»)

BTO (bombiog tbrough oTorcut)
JRc<f<Tr Jr. n. (JtsprroJtwlrw)

‘B‘ type centre (in the Labour Welftxe
Scheme) ‘fl*

Ba(bnljl)CJ»f«.^(T")
bu. (bushel) ^ (T^)
bubble n- 1 5X|Js "• » 5^*^

SfiofltVed epecnlatiou) 3\_v, bw,

3 (chesting RR*^XT/ » vVw^Rl
bubble tb. (to cheat, to deceire)
RRB^RI WTWI
bubble comptny

bubble of eir RTJ VT

5®59fl

bubbler to. (see Benoett’t

Chemictijind Technical Dietionar) ),
T^5T «. bhort for R^TOT)
bubble tube Sure.
bubbling IS.

Bubo Aet* qi^U1*S«'RRlft (their prln.

eipat food it erowt aoeiKit

word)

B. inaximus.=etg1e owl (one of the
largest species of owls— Web. #.•*
eagle owl) W5t.Xis«i'ow
bubo ilfd. »u.
bubonic (pert, to a bubo) rrrV*
bubonic plsgue TTSf.JtgtRlfV, dOR*

mft/.

Buboninae if ecs tClf^iei^cTT m.
tncient word)

bubonocele iled n.

Btibulcus ifrci ftnftRI
ancient word)

buesneer, buccaneer (a pirate) TT^*
m , TTJ^l »l^ (»M bandit) • -
Bucinetri Jw (bird*

which keep to the desert ^flf)
buc-betn—mersb trefoil (SfenyanlAet

fr>/oli<Jtd)

buccsl

buccil cmly gw 55f
bnceal chember Zoel. gx ^TR
buccal epithelium Zee/. gwiftzRT
buccal (nil Zool gw fTfrfl
buccal funnel Zooi^ gW-ftflT
buccal ganglion Zed. gWRfWR
bunal gland itml gW'Sftn
buccal groove gwJTtflriT
buccalis.mtxilIo.raiDdtbuIaria.tiiuib
Zed- gw TWTTRT^g TWrR
buccal respiration Zai gw.mTR
buccaneer =bncaneef
buccinator ifnof ftlie flat muaole d
the cheek'— Borland)

Bucrinum Zed. ( Lat bncctnum *a
thellGthused in dyeing purple*) WRW-
nftw.RRlft (eomprites the typical
whelks qr»n)

B. undatnm (Lat i/ndaVave*)
3^RW triers ftw

bucco camphor Chm. y5'l*R.W^
buccopharyngeal adj. Zed. gWRRsftr,

gwntrfr.

buccopharyngeal respiration grnnrft.
RRRR

Bucerotidae ifrcaftVTRTR^ sis.

(nmqe occurs m R'«)

Buebanania Bot. fitRIW-RRlft
B. Untan B. Ittilolia ^riRT’R
fllW (B.,NhM . Ben. Hin.
ifar. ftwn WRl

buehita

258

buHer

btteIitteP<(r 07 -(*glMir ro 2 k result-
log from the (oiion o( elsy or

ihele— Chsmbers)^WI»ItH m.

Buebner fonael CAm 1} ftviV
bachDcrite PHrey (» pendotite nFt-
(inil eoasisting osssntietly of oh
vine ff^*< with both ortho- end
ehoo PI roTCne— Web f Cheniliers
sr IherroliteXntT^tRm (pyroxene

ImchDabiTOsmt ^I*i 3 p^.
bocbn omphor s diospbeaol Clwib
g?Ti»« *%r=^in»'»T^ra
barba folia^buebu leires
bocbo leii es PAiirm
barb IK.,
bucket fl

backet v&. 1 tftw ft ftuiwni

S Ow S ft

baeketful iiV«vr, vivfhn
backet sbep twbere leeilities ere
jiraa (or ineking b«U) ’rf-W.'W/ /.
buckeye Sol n (C/ fT*)

bucUe (e eUnip) ftvt <n
buckle i?f|' (e dietortioo) f*9T^ n
buekler fern > sbictd fere fot (s>
celled from (be ebepe of the loduti-
tun) (kft ihteld, 7ni fern)

burkrem tvnit /
bocknzD cinres ty*VI->lTTV
buckshot Jiilijl Rj*!/ (a eoeras leedeo
shot for large gamel, sl
bucket cartridge
burket-lkiD ^rrt^g n.

bock tbiitles>maik thistle (Cordaer
naieei) m

bucklhoro Dot. tpien (ierk 'the
male of deer or antelopes' +

Ikcm «n), M.

baekthom bernes^ yellow berries

<»S«Tft/

buckthorn browu (yellowish red
yellow W.ftihl m hue. satoralion
a»-l bnlhanee meliQin «**) It^*

bucknm (Coraifpinin toppoal n.

(Ben- Gu]- Ilm. Msr )

Lock up 1 (to take heart) RTTI vw,

fjwprt. jrfrn ipn
buckwheat fyv n,
bud 1 Pol. vSl

3 Just

3 Piof (a pTolubsranee la plants
and animala -) IT** •••
adicntilioua bud
eaitliry butl

dormaat bud vfftct.

lateal trad
literal bud

ternuBil bud UR MCmd-

vTtvi
leaf bud
flower bud

buJable ape RRK> Wm

ufsft etfwt

budded appearaore (of a mineral)

vfkn % >nm n

bud developtneot V^m-ffTPr
Buddhist monislrry
badJiag 1 Pol «.

3 Poof slfT^a.

3 .fyrie *rt<t RhMI. JtfRfSRT
d Pot (a tDsthol of roproJnetieo)

bnddiog greftiB; Pot. f
budding oiwntioB Jf„t, f^R«*«R
buddies •»««♦» trrtm

SudJIcia Pot (liaa terminal clustaru
of yellow or t lolot flowers)
ffiift

budge ch fTRf. CTTtt, CITVRI

1 II Dot budge ea loeh (SAot.) tt
RU aft Ctr^ni
budget m.

lulsured budget (^1(^5 WIUICUU
derii.ll budget e^nn-srrVruRU
surplus budget wftikv WIWtRVR
budget alloloicat vracuuc-R«ZR
budget appropristiQD ittkSRCC fkf^-

budgetary control Miqiccs-fkUKrR
budgetary jiosilioB
budget rierk smrRR*
budget depsrtinenl atusqa^ CttniT
budgeted ■IRSUR* Xi cttrt^g (W^)
budget eiumste aiReqqu RTCCVR
budget eipeoditurv and rerCBae
aiRtRuu CRT stky a.iiu
budget grant stTRCRR* WJ^IR
budget bead ■iRiRRV.tft^
budgeting aiRKRR RRIRT, sriRfRRR.

bii Ijeting officer WTRfRRR
Imilgel limits WIRXRRR-rflRP>
budget literature aiRtRRS-atifiw
budget officer ir(RtRR5-*fkTlfr
budget procedure stiRXRqg frf^RI
budget programme W.RiRRf Vi^SR
budget proyjsioo ar/VTVRRTTR>R
Budget Buies ttlRtRRg fttfR
budgit section aiRtRRO W^urn
budget subhead STTRCRRC-ir^TflR
budget year WIRiqqu R%

bud luuUUOB Btol. HRW-T^fnftR
Budureas taxicelor (tskm) RV nRTR
bud scale Pot CTTC

bud shield Agrir.
bad sproat

bad unioD {RRCesi (imd refers to a
leaf bad). «!« Rhm
bud-woodPorl wfw ftuiwft

Rfrq pr«f

Buettoeni got RTfncrprjnrfir
B. be rbacea (‘the rootstock M
grouad and rubbed on swellinp of
the )ep'— Duu) nTRlxR R^m^
buffmfg. a<lKT«.Rl*f
buBslo lnfi;Rn..)m
• e-AneticaB bisoB
buffalo bc«t nfip-Ithl
ImlTalo bisck Cof. M. nfcv «T«
buffslo browB Cof. Ind, ttfgR W
buffalo bull altn **

buffalo calf WR *T RUrr, Rf^RI. RRT
buffalo etrdiutl Col JnJ. tTTgRsjffSI.
tfts

buffalo cart MflT-rrpi')

buffalo chrome black Cof. /nd. Xffi|R

buffalo eurriDt as Ribes odorstua
buffalo flaameCBasiMidcoaiBeCbf.
/ad

buffalo garnet Cek /ad trf^fRTra
buffalo plague sf^-rnf)
buffalo rubine Cof. /ad. Xt(gRTR<t
buffalo's milk WR VI fv
buffalo violet Cof. /ad. RfgRsftr»ffi[«
buffalo yellow Cof. /ad. JtftR «fW
buffer Xow (hired perjurer, who taka
pay toswearfalaely— Aiyar p. 189 a)
*ilfftr«yi (-^l fa. (mi' 'swearer' (r.
Weckt)

buffer K. (from bu// ‘to strike*] 1 Ply.

etiilv

25«

5CW,s^r{^«ifK

f*. CW (Jc* t«*»

«i:i: »b=ff«)r^^-*rCT
buffet •ctt’jB F,iS. U*** ability et
$oiU Xo c-ausJi-a tb«^r soil soiatsoa
wictK'a *S k cosstiss g^^inr— Iv*
P^)S'>rTb*f^

Vttfffr c«U £;.•«• «»-T4st *htT
fcttfftftrd cu’^ CVfwi. WA'i’CiITf
VuS^nas stJi I'Vn.
buffer iolatiOB R'fl'tt'j
bafffr«»ptios

baf^r (tue U uskll »5»!9 f W Wi***
b«(«««s J’TO l»-g«r «ikt*s)

buffer »Xop JJJj. sfirw M. l»iic*l f.»

baff«t I (t »I»y) Bk, ^TT
3T?TtTTWTT».

baSrt t J. 1 5T*X Xl'XRt. VTT |li:i<I|
2BT5^«T^t
baffft *J. 5^5T
buffet Mr £lt. TTirt-^

bufs. 0 * fetr J::jf sgWTT l^ort for
♦rsn t;*’*!)

buS'Beebe^il b«TeJ wt«J|«ecl«r Am

buffoon ifeSlW ti.({r«>m

«)

buff paper RTTj^
buff»ox« «pywjl(»T4neiT cfr*?*'
— CSiM. S50) t:*X S3
Buf» Zxt.

6. martBut-aflu* tc<ad(i!i« tkrgMt
3 known «p<v'ie« ol reache* 8
iacb«« IS lesgth mad is s»d to d»-
Tour miM sad tmill birds) «iwi*3
RxW

B. sulf arts («ositnon British toad)

«b:«Jritc

buj: 1 (bedbu j) rrj^. «ilKW »»,

S Zxi- (Heraif ter« is k Isr^e order
of insects coinprisiaj; thosetowhieh
the tena bm is cicut rroi>*rly kp»
riied-Vi'eb.) niRrr*
bD|:bjne (suffosed to be disUsteful
to insects) tftCfTT «
biiiijer 5 y 3 *s-

bofyery {unnstarkl sewkl inter-
coarse) % (from
bayle (cow used chiefly for s'lsiof

bttU> ci th* •piaal cci^

BuliSkry C* s^kJ*' W-in*.
basic 1 (say plint of the gcsos -truiv)

S»»Apjt» reptkus
baylc call ^st’iVw
bu'ler sb

batloss » oMosyuc (Gt Kw^fcssiw
*aato3^.e ) f (Cf t**# kacicnt

word

Buyula U^t ** (etskle

orcknicct sj«*» ks k bunch of flo-
wers”' ffrft

B kstcuUrxa third shc».l oorkUine)
STttf 5 ^ 05 ^

B. plumoM ({!k;* 4 ^Rsa

build «.

build ri~ f^ST^ ST^t

builder frshr (-ff) *s.. n»
builJct'a chain ■• huudrcd tool
chiiawcnyinccr’schaiu

buddies \ *PC3.«If-^WS u.

3 «,

buildiny md dcsclopwcot fuod tc.

serrcfortnwvt ff«JW fWs lihft
buddies ked enuipaicet Wtff tftf
«7»t

tor buildiey ked tcsideoltsl purpoeeo

vm tflt ftrtt ft

buildiey aed road nuietial vtt tiVf
bntlwtitrs)
buildiey associatio®
buildiuy bycliws wsufnihMi^fbf^
buildioy coosiruciiou wssi-fts;^
buildiey contract
buildioy control
buildioy yrant vrt
wjX'^

buildioy land ftsHihu
buildioy lease fcI^’^3T. florW 3JT
yround tease '*{br-3xi

buildioy lieu *nt3-^tw;Kr»Tt
buildiny-lme

buildioy taaterial finrt«Mnrfdt, ^
*l «TRiw. wf^fMrtw-arTmJt
buildioy operation ftinwtivr)

C/. buildmy work fanWvrft
buildioy plan trrtfhirW«tfinhr3T
buildioy proyramme ftrrtei
baildioys aod communicaBoiu

buUdiays aed roada snr3

buildieys and roads bftach tH3 tftf

ttT» Sn*t trs«i

buildiays borne on the Kioks ot the
r.v.p. It fit *1 2 tt*f5

wrt (Sx'k -royiste*'
buddies sihein> ftK*’rVI*T
buddteys clerk WS3-fe^l^
buddieys erected «T^
boddiey^te ftrrfw-WTWT. ftK^

buildiey scoictr

buildiey stone ftR^eMTW. ft

fetCS’stt

buddies timber (ilHSej VTl
buildiey work f^itiet
budd upii.’ir. (to corstru<.t k unit of
keparkte pkrts’' AlW
to budd up beds Ijav.
budt recess ( (or stormy cioaey—

snto.p&’firfftTT**-

budt well tif> ^
budt up (<r*aV)
budt-up krea ft*
budt well (t-ir itoriny nioaay“FRO.

50 « 5 l •*.

bulb I B.'t. w.

8 K.V. »*?. •»-

3 A*it wnieiluUatiblonystawbttlh
of the spinal cord .(uat. ■»-
eoedensation bulb t'km.

mtioycD bulb Ckfwi.
potash bulb Cksw. ttfi
rubber bulb <'km.
temperature bulb CWm.tTJ* «|i»^
bulb anyle (an kn«l> iri'nwith one
edye thickened out into k bulboua
rib) (*^ bulb)

bulbar roDjuDctWat^fiTf^in-
bttlb-bearioy yam (pi-icnveu
/eru)5**tev
bulbifrrut ik*. Tur. f?**r
bulbil I /}.•{ R«^«t /. (Ttas %fb*l)

S A%»t IF^ K
bulbilltle od;.

Bulbochaete (JaJ'ivUK- + tik- ckiits
‘hair* Cla) (yenui of

klyae barmy much branched fita-
nenta with each cell beariey k loay
bkir with k bullcui Ivase)
bulb of the spinal cord >■ rseduUk
ohloeyatawbulb Zn-t. w.

biilb of tho ui«thz>

buUoelc •hooiBtith

fcolb of the nrethn Zeal. »CSRI^
bolbopod, bulbopodium Jlycol ( k
tnirginate, d«prea«»d balb chiraote
n»t)c of the lubjengs Bulbopo/iiun
of th« geno» Ooljrwriuj )

bulbopodium =bulbopod
bulbo urethral (pert tc the bulb of
the urethre)

bulbourethral |lind = Cowper'i gland
Anal

buTboua aJj 1 (haring bathe)

(ri.)

a (growing from bnlbt)

S (bulblika lO form)
bulbous aorta
btalbout battereop «»fl
bnlbooa carawaj (Comm buZioeMfd*
nu<n) jrftf

bulbous etowfootwbolbooi batter,
cup

bulb lectioD Jlfv «

bulb aynnge p*jfi «»T TJftft*!
fcolb (bernometer
fcalbul tn (aneient srord)

bolbus Anal (a bnlb] m
bnibua eortae » bolbus eordii m
bolbus artenoiua Amt (bulbVT
of the aorta SfiOfttil)
bulge cb 1 ^

it

a .Inpfin^ (of fish rising >a a bulge)
T^rSR .

bulge fi ^ufomotnle «^»Js i».
bulging centre 7171
bulging in front Op\t\ilmol. WR^
r47

bulging on poitenor eorface
r4r (ft^Vodo , oAj )
bulging-ont n.

bulging test Afsiof TJCTRufhn
bulgy (as, eyes) ToO ])[, 7{r3
Bulimolidse Joof srsK^frirm
Bulimui Zenf (ehararteriied by orate
aWJs) if^Tf A irerft
HuIioui wDulirnus
bulk 1 (msin irass or body) R^^i

3 (the greater part) •OtItt. irfi-
«ftT srrri m.
t Uiae) Rfnm n

to fom ibe bulk of vt etflrvhl
rm fWf

of eonstderaUe bulk snfV
bulk allotmente Rje>*7*Z7
bulk cargo srjea-jftTRiet
bulk gallon RJU7.WT7C
bulk bead Jifaof (partitiou) euTRIf n.
bulk indent

bulk licence

bulk modulua of elaatioty Pbfi-

bulk of tbe popnlatsoB arfkvIlT 3Rn
bulk purebaee sjm-SR
bulk rauoniog ii^«3l*gnm77
balk storage ^opp bagatorage FkU.
1311) si)(eagtl||«(ioba)k « not
eaelosed inaeparata paekagee)
bolk-itored gram STUni

bulk luppliea vjsar 9T>^
bulky adj. RCiaiR. ftnl*. •&-
ftp. wrtl

bulky wnure Afrie. 9TX
bulky organic nanurt rp bHi^
«TT
boll (I

a Sloek £«eb> (one who operate*
on a etoclii comoodity or predoce
etebange in etpectation of a rise
>0 priee) «».

bear a^ipur^^

3 Eetl. msfv /■

4 (a gross lueonsisfency) «ai v*

tt. (see blunder)

5 (todicTons blunder) WTglTR n-,
(contradietioo to tenos) *'*inia »u

DulloTaueae dafron x’sw »s
bull* 1 dual, (bony prominence of
rounded form) vO/.
a Zaol (in tbe wing reto of certain

insects, a cbitiQiaed apol)Wt1/.

bullaec (fVnisas satililio) n.

(B.U.Uar)

bulittut (bubble-likd Svsto'l
bull* tympsnisityapawc bulla Utg.

7ft, RtCftR-Rsl
bull beef (^s^nr /rarscowia)

/.

bull calf TVn
bull depot 17711*1 /.
bulldog 17-17fT,TT37 «.
bolldose VTTI

bulldeter ]/«dk. 7n<ft7 m

bullet til 571 / , tiWl
bulletin (eondenssd statement)
filTI/.

bnlletio board AgiruiyiTm
bullet-proof plate* Tf

biilLfight 17^
buUfinch ^777 n.
bulLfloweramarah mangold (CofrAa

piifsiilrii)707fcs^m ,

bull fi>ot=horseboof (rvMifage /ir,
/art) stTT^ "1
bull-frog 17 irst7
bullhead (any of rarious fishes ro
ealled from their Isrga head)
isfrtii*

bul! beaded (rail) Blf (the head Is
• bigger tlen the foot)
bullhead ihiik ftRlM BT(
bulhen 1 ttstViI n . rVtt 7>ft
gold bullion ifsf f^«T
a«Mal ball PofiMofisl. sfTTT'fW

bullion account Tvjty-ltm
bulhoB keeper tttIs 7T5
bDlboa market «fn^yfk7^
bullion repsirsr 79h{V7>7*A7lt
bullion *ancleaner77<^>7T7*Wi«
bnlliOD van dnver Tsn^aT’n-^iVC
bnlJiih ad/. Ittyifls") ( kfj
buUiab effect spyrtlfl RWI7
buUiahnesa IfTtltlTO /.
bullish le idency ijpTT^? Blftr
bull liquidation 777177

bull market siTTrilft fTyfll
bullock 177 in , ^
bullock altendant Wf A ^* 7 T 7
Tflf 7T7t, 177.77Wl77
bullock cart^yrriTVl
bullock esn wheel VttrilO 71 7^
baIlock.drtwn Implements 177*
Tsflu 77717, <W7T7 Tt*

bullock dnrer 1777177,^ f!7^

7.7T

bullock gear l77-rt7TT
bollock-load fTB-nry, %9‘itrrr
bnlloek-operited impleraeuli 17**
7rp77 777T7

bullock's heart (dnsono rtUeuUlt)
77^/.(D,M)
bullock shed 177 TfITt /.
bnlloek iboesmitlt 1T7.q<77Tf, Wl

biiUock’c langvort

Z6l

Bnrchall'* celTia

bnllotk’* lungwort (rrf6<i»«i*» <Aap-
iMi) "»•

bull pine = yellow pine ifts fTTSf
balU cod bullocks
bull's-eye 1 (tho centre of the tsrget)
VWt-kri
2 .Irek. «•

3(dsrk police Icntem) •t=«iaj ^-es.
bulI's-cye lintem rrartrl
.ballseyes s: Althcec oScinilis
bull's-foot s: borsehoof (Tatnlu^e
/ar/ara) «•

bull icmer (ordiniry tern-

ers ere mucli smeller)
bullula Sferi (■ smell bulls) rtiWI/.
bully II TT'S (from Uelsyelem). ji*-
'U »>.

bully ti. wmfii'i.S •cdl, tiaiM
bully tree = sepodilU (dekru wpeSa)
Srgn.,^

bulrush (Tirpha eZepkaefiu] /.

(B., »t.< Merd

bulrush ndlet (Peaciwfitiiiepiectuml
U3IV tlJll
bulwark srifr SldTes.
bumbailiS 1 (uaderbeihfT) TTrtTW

2 (a person employed to collect
debt) -tW JnnT« «i

bumblebee ~ bumblebee (km bees.
blM ‘to make » bumnung noisel
dyfWift/. (from Iheir
loud hummiog louud)
bumblebemes ( ifubes /reliceevs )

bumblekites (Pebur /rulicmu)

bumlykites (Peber /r«rircras)|rtm*

bummell (Rubus/mticmcrlTQe^d/.

bump r.l. WTHT. VS*I

bumpr.i

3 (to giTe oS TspouTt o'tea Tioleut-

ly— «eid of e lutuid botlisg ustte^
dily) *351^

bump «. imr *1.

bumper .da icreobile VX.FT m.

bumper crop «W. siltnflJ UPsl
bumper year bsjihm
buBcb m-, 3!^
buBebflower B:i, 5e»-5*rjis.

buuebflower family = Melantbaceae

Bet

bunch grass Bet OIF

bunch planting P'oreitrv

bunch type (of groundunt) g'sHI^TT

bunchy top Plant Pathol g^3TB

bund vs? rs., VTV

bunded field uf44T

Bnndelkband Crop

bundle tb. VTWT. *T^

vlv-n

bundle 1 ulzF hj^ rijt, irsft

2 (ol yam) 3TI (toeel temi)> m

3 £ol. m.
bundle file

buodleofrays <3<ars.

bundle sbeatfa Sot.
bundling n. ii.

bung 1 IK.

2srsv%T*-3f

rubber bung

bungalow ditiKV n (from Bengali),
m. (usoally eurroondad
by e reraodeh srf^ occun
in T^u)
buBg down ^'fVT

bungle fb. V7WI ^Tvi, rtTVf CflT,
wnr^ VStt
bungle n. «W.

(groas blunder)

bungler VTFl vm. wei<l
bungling ». veWT rtfVT

srwT^ vnr. «Tl««rss

buog rod

bunk « chicory (Ciekonass targbei)

bunk VTgTg at.,eflf%Vl/
bunker Bfg «)«as.
bunker coal (coal on » eoUier lor ita
own use) ^TgirntT, vVv VI «&vsri
bunkering «. (to £U the bookers with
eoal. to coal) UHI

bnnodonirerf (Gk. hmiies ‘hill,
mound’ + ^ewfc *niUock type*—
Bomer pJ4®) »v (fi^

hillock)

Bunodonu .Too^ «s.y{.

bonoid aJj. Zoel. f''^vi^®VIW
Bnusen burner CAm. frr?P.^IgV
broad fitme Bunsen burner Tg*
*?T» fr?Tv*griv

micro BunsCn h«mer ftVTB-

Bunsen burner rose

Bunsen burner with bypass gfUlfl

fnrs-gifv

Bunsen flame (the flame produced
b> a Bunsen burner (t^I*-«TV)

bunsenite m (Ft? nickel,

ait for oxide, -t? for

mioeral)

Bunsen's cell EUe. (carbon in chro-
mte aeid. emiJ. 2J) rolts)
vlm, gtvvfervftiTT

Bnnsen’a cell (earboo in uitnc^aeid,
ejnJ 1-9 Tolts) vVtTT,

Jiqi^ri4bi>lll TTSTI

Bunsens grease spot photometer

I q

Bunseni ic« calorimeter Pkft.
WltTV

bnet Pbsnt Palhcl- (a disease of
wheat, a kernel, or stiokiagi smut
C^«) /.

boctiDg vrflt m (ancient word)
buoy .VoBf. m.
buoy tb..VoBt. VWfV
bnoyasey TWlftsi/^ VvsrffV «.
baoyancy force .derwajo/ife
w

buoyant ad;'. {-?\)

Buplenruna Pet-

B. falcatum (sickle hare’s ear}gm-
VTTW.lt'jCi (faJeaint ’aiekle-sba.
pod*. Tit iieUe)

B. jumndum (m Indochina giren
in diseases of the lirer — Ban)

6. rotnodifolinm (bare’e-ear, soeal*
led from the shape of its lesres)
RWi'TV'qitNJii

bur. burdock (dretiaes lappo- Ihs-
tiaguiabed by the brisUy receptacle
of the flower heads) V'i'fl'IW n.
('^?:Tr receptacle)

burbot (tr. lathe 'beard'. ‘Has two
Tery amall barbels on tbs noee and
a larger one on tbe ehia'— Web)

vfWl/.

Burceraceae Pc;, ». (fr.

PcnrcILa f^d)Jr»^)

Burebell t aebra Poet (tody and bel’y

liardtn

262

BurmaM grMt'tit

itripsd bnt the Up pl»ln)"»iri'«n

inrdrn 1 WIT n . <ftFl
3 (ts, of rroot) WIT m-, »

S (id mpoct of ft res$el coonotM
the cifnaty to enry) /

(Deng ««)

burdrard ajj WTTWTT, wiftft
burdened foreit WiftS ^
burden of proof Lato (onue probftodi)
(wf^-WIT

weipht of eeidenre ITT?>IWIT
burden of proving f5TJk,*WiTi (fTl
WtWiT

burdensome o.f; WIT*!?^
bardorl.Ebur

burdock *ojp Dutsdrigon'e ejf
(\ephefiiim lotijann) Wnfw n.
bureau 1 (department) m
3 (o9iee} wmiww, -witw bv-
buretucriey i wfimf^ wwr n
3 w(a»iR-niT ft
3«f^ftTdtft
plutoerery wftwfn*
anaiocriej
•bopoeraey afcTTS»!i
oligarehy
duirtby ftTMA'S
diirehy IcwfTW,

bureaurrai wf^nrTTB’iit, wrmrrwrf)

(X\) m

bureau of reonoitiira ertTflB f^WPt
Dureiu of Indian Sugar Standarda
wiTifln TT^n-uMninw
bureau of informalioo
Bureau of Sugar Standarda Ti^.
UtlNlWU

bnrette CAem Igvfw ai. (meftaunug
duid K«)

burette and filler iiaod (combined)
jffti !W! qif fma ("s*)
burette brush Hffii ^
burette cap Jff feiWf
burette clamp gefit WWT
burette clip ^aflt TT*
burette corer WHTW
burette float rw«
bnrette )el Ttfhfjrr
burette reader xefiiwtww
burette aland fffir.TVIW
bnrette itopeoek fafe ftrflrffWl
^rgeaa I (mhftbitftot of ft borough Jt)

■^iTn.

3 (aleetor, voter) m.

9 (representfttiTO of ft borough) ^
sftriiefTm

4 (mftgistrftte of ft borough) ST^*TT

burgh ^ N
burgher ^ m

burglar (ft hou^eVueakerlTT^a^^ m
^Vtrrr, (thiel) wit (wv banditt
burglar jterm (r*ft
burglar-alam lock WlTV'^ V1WT

burglarian n (ft pereon who is guilty
of burgiftry) WPtfW^nnwl (T%) m.
burglarme c6 wPw^^, 0W Hnidl
burglar proof arw^W^
burglary « n(>«^ », RW B<TR1
burglary insurance WTtllw

Burgundy miiiure Bof (fuegieido
eornpoaad of copper eulphftte. *odi>
uQcarboBftte and eratet) ViTWtw
ftt( ($M Bordeaux mixture)
Burgundy pitch (• teem na»d la
medicioftl p1eater«)*t(aV^aTW
Burhiaidae Jeea«r>!ft<#nm («rt^«
oecurt la *(4)

Burhiaui icea

burul WTif* m (C/ TWtft), (burying.

pUoe)TTnf*Ttn«ft.
burial and creoaliou grouuda wm*

WR rfrr 5*r*Tw*iinr»t
buritlvcise TTTfWTT a.
burial ground Viv^Ql, Winfw-\f)r
crematory ;tnriw
burial'inouud TtwrfW'W^IW
bunal place grviflsWPl. wwifwwpi
bariali and bunal grounds TTTifiift
•ftr Tfrjflfw)

burlap (ftcoftteO cloth made of into
or bamp for eftckiag) TT>lv n
Burma Orrg in.

Burma beau ••rbaaeolua iaualna

BnrmtblaekwoodCBaUeryiacftffrato)

WIP ftwtfiltIVI /.

Burma creeper (^mafuofta tndiea)
■iliaatO/.

Burma padank^rterocarpua dalber.

bur mangoId—Dideoa tripartila
Buraift roaewood *7« fhwn
Barmcfte od/.Bigt

Bunneae barred back pheiaint Arts

Wtgr 11* sftxv

Burmese barred owlet Aeti wigl 1^9

Bnnnete black bulbul ^rca WTgf w(k.
II»T WlWtTW

Burmese black.eretted baxi Ac4l WIB

Burmese black gorgeled laughing.

thrush .drea WIF WIWTT

fiu'meae black naped green wood,
pecker .fr« WTfl f*’! Wn*.

1*

Burraeae Mack naped oriole dceaiRV
dl* UK*

Burmese black*BeeVed tailor.bird

iesi mp {int w**

Burmese bliek.apolled yellow lit
Jrea Rlgl ft*l

Burmese blue rock thrush Avu tBV
Burmese brown hawk*owI /iwi imci
Burmese bush lark Att4 TV gi-fV*

m

Burmese buaiard.quail Avtt TV
Burmese builen.qutil Aw TV
Tnftw

Bunscse ehlotoptift i««a ficrfit" T».

5R

Burmese collared acopa owl d ret TV
ftaj tit* *\4 Tft *?I!S
Burmese crab.ealiDg tnaeaquC
ifcmvft. TV

Burmese emicd terpenuragle Avtt
■TV fvrft TT*Tw

Burmese crimson breasted barbel
draa TV wVtftTW fit'TB
Burmeae erimson.wiBged laughing-
thrush WtV *V TWIT
Burmese goatjntelope Jfanm. TV

Burmese golden backed three toed
woodpecker Actt WTV T*^-!**

Burmese golden-headed babbler Jrra

tv^-»M 3^*

Burmese great black woodpecker
^eesWIV irtV®! VWl*

Bnrmeae great cared nightjar ^bat
TV trr *f5i Roiwr
Burmese great in Aw TV ICT

9Tt«n 263 tniming oil

Bunneic gre<n Ant KJV

fftfl

Durmete green pig«on «ni tft-

mw

Dunnete grey droogo Am WW WW
fc’niT^

Durmere grey duct i<rei WV

Ilurinete hare Hamm, ?I7t
Buntieie hiU tree.pie i<r<» Will fTt.

^ -
Burmese hobby i<cei Hip iHTPJfP*

Burmese hoopoe ^cei HTP JHfirH
Burmese house^row itcei HIP RTH-

PIP

Burmese house sparrow ^esa Hip rjt*

PTP

Burmese jay /e« Btp p^.PH
Burmese jungle fowl Am Hip H?
5Tf?

Burmese Vestrel Am Hip tnH-rtP
Burmese large raeVct tailed drongo
At*l Hip aJiTPH

Burmese lineated harbet Am Hip

fri*

Burmese little eaeLo«<doTe Am Hip

f ffPTt»P

Burmese little pled flyeticher Am
Hip pfPPWHHT

Burmese long tilled nightjar deri
HIP spsj*!

Burmese neeklsred laughing thrash
ifrsi HP HTVPTt
Burmese nuthatch Am mp fenfm!!
Burmese palm.ciret i/<anifrs.HTP HTP.

n»«itnth

Burmese psredise flycttciier Am
HIP tr^CiP PPHTtT
Burmese peseocV.pheassnt ^jcrsHIp

Burmese peafowl ^rr> Hp
Burmese pled hornhill dlri>s wpvrvfl

wiJVhp

Burmese pied myna Am HP PTO
Hlflpl

Burmese pigmy woodpecker Am
Hp aruTH PTI^

Burmese plalntlre cuckoo ^rrs R’P
mifirP PIPP

Burmese purple lonblrd Am Hp

i(»IITP>nftf»HftPT

Burmese red hilled blste magpie Am
H,P TTtI-P*5

Burmeae red eap|>cd Dahhler drea
HP gfirw

Burmeae red legged falconet Am
Hptftrprtg^iVi
Burmeae red isiuam ^rei HP (Vlf
3*

Burmeae red-tailed laiighing.lhrvsli
dwsHp HITPTt

Burmeae red turtle^ose Am HP
SfCT PTtJP

Burmeae red seated bulbul Am WP

. nptnnipfip

Burmeae red wauled lapwing Ant
HPH^^&lgHP
Burmese red-whitkcred buihul drra
Kp arTTHP siIh^ip
B urmese nog^ove Am HIP PPP*
P^«P

Burmese roller Am Rp PIP
Burmeae rufona piculet dm HIP
fiftp pritftpT

Burmese sarat dm HIP PlffT
Burmese aealy« bellied woodpecker
Am Hp PHll?? Ptt^

Burmeae acarlet.Wked flower peck*
er Atft HIP Pbt-TJ Snfep
Burmese aearlet miniret drei HP

Burmese aeopa owl Am Hp P^ P^

rvft

Burmese shikra Am HP P*PIP
Burmese ahnke dm Hp PC;PP
Burmese sdrcr pheasant Am HP
rtatftip

Burmese airisoAlbiuia lucida Rp

firfh

Burmese slaiy.headed parotjoei dm
HP ^IS-P^ PP
Burmese smill miniret dm HP
fktjfim

Burmese small yellow.iiaped woou.

perl er dr« Hp ^ <V7 dV* PIPT?
Burmese spotted dove dr« HpftrW.
HP PsVtP

Burmese spotted snunla dm Hp
Burmese spotted owlet dm Hp IH't
Burmese stoi>e.chai dm HP PTH.

PTfP

Burmese stork billed klngfisherdm
HP afintP

Burmese striated weaier.hird drti
Hp^CHt gijis
Burmese sljchnine tree HP
Burmese tailoV bird dm Hip gfirp
Burmese iree.pie Jm Hp f 51^2
Burmese whistling thrush -im Hip
tftp2^fPI

Burmese white.browed fantail flrcat.

cher Am Hp fuiT W 9t5f«m
Burmese while crested laughing.

thrush Am HIP ?>ir f?m HJTHir
Burmese white rumpeJ swift Am
HP fiw Hft jhl HTP
Burmese white throsted huihul dm
HP liVpHH

Burmese w ren w arbler dmHP fsTJT.

Burmese yellow-bellied flycatcher-
wathler Am HP <Ib 1^ pwHin.

Burmese yellow breasted aunbird
dm HP <ls-HpR tMtelflPT
Burmeae yellow-rented flower.

peeler Rp ^s-Hig s^ftH
burn th. ww*r, 5WTH1> hhhi
buna n 1 (hnrti injury eauied by
borniog) n > ^IC m-s
3 (a burned spot or plaee)

a Forrifrv ■■ burnt area a ,

PUT JHt br

bum aa fuel V PH ^ PPTHt

burner HTC* m

burner gat Chen

burnet rose » Scotch rote {Kota
ipinotiitiiua)

burnet saxifrage ■> Pimpinella atxi-
fraga

Burnett salmon (it is C ft. long) IPf.*
^JHpI/.

burning „ , pgiff.

burning orf/.

burning effect ffgHJitTlT
burning fluid lyg
burning-glssa ^

burning ground ptPiH tLfir
burning of the forest
burning oi) ^

buming ptin

bnxlnNi

2&t

bnnuDf ptin Med 4tTT

barniBg plice WJTR fTW
burniag MDXtioD ^iX ni . QtTR
boraug fulphur J]***

banuBg Uiie xrO «1X
borniDg wooil

buraith j* TXRIT. RITOXt. FH»I^T
bunuihinp fillfl Ttxtilte TTHR Tft
bqrol adi Xm, TOl JWt JH14I JUT
burnt ilum Pharm X’^
burnt •tttoburn ioreitry X'^ jW,
XXIIWT&X
burnt br*M x^ Xtrx
burnt bnrk x<t fx
burnt nrmiDU ( « colour red WT la
bn^ of biKh tUuratioB and low
^ brillianeo )
burnt com x^X tx
burnt cirtbcnware XXT^ fifft
burnt Rtpaum CoJ /, j xtYTtf
burnt iron ^aol XK WX^
burnt hoe XTX^t
burnt orbrr J xrg ^ftx
9(a eoiout}wli;ht red (redhib
tad yallow ^firrfttas m hue and el
Tar> hishx'iiaitutalion)«rf'*flfift*
tw

burnt odour, burnt amell x^X *l*X
burnt offenog artjT* /
b urnt ro ae (a colour, yallowiab rod
in bue and el lorrft.bnllf
anae) fVmirfta

burnt ruiacl (a eoIour)»wallSower
brown iyallowiih rod t«,^ lu
hue. ol high ax aalurahoa and low
ft bnllianee) rjgftl<rts
burnt McnficeBburni offering
burnt alcana (, eoloor, reddiih tad-
yallow la hue, of bi|b ax

aaturation and low ft brillianca)

burnt iKBDa colour rjt'ftarftm

burnt amell xrg iiax

burnt eteel xw rmxq

burnt augtrXTX nxTT

bnmt umber i (ih* p,gn,*nt) X«l

0 — miagioeae reUet brown trod
yallow WTta la hua and er k»w ft
bnlliance ft(«luln
bur oal maereftrpa. Raa

aooma ageloaad ia aary lufa

fringed eup^ xWxw gnj
burr 1 (tUa ttntilar boa* ab the baaa
of an antler) TfX aa.

Q (any rouaded knot or aicreaceoee
on a tree) Pr>X.nb*it^ai.

9 (prickl) envelope of o fmit)
in

burrow n ftx a

burrow rb ftB-WXX, atixta, fts

x>X^i (rRsn)

burrowiB'adr Zed Wixnx.ftwanx,

ftwXTfl (-tX.)

burrowing animal ftscift
burrawing owl (living m bunowi,
often in thoae abandoned by peaine
doga) fCBtllft TifX
I!uraa»Capaell4(buraa*eac*t^) Bet.
(from theahapa of the pod) nxflirv,
Bift

b u r a a copuUtni Zeol. (a apecial
genital pouch of vanoua ammala
acting general!) aa a femalecopula*
tory olgan)t|^ m.
buraa Eatiana^iwI (eapanded duoda>
nil region of the lalealine)
m.

buraa Fabrini (m birda. a glandular
aae) nfey* X^ ea.

BuraeraCef im«t<l.sanft
B aerritmw-fftmeA(Tr.Illi)
B u ra e raeea vmxA fx n (from
Bofwfhd ttswftuxft)
buraide Del X^ftxi /.
buraiculale Jf|icet fputee-like, pouch*
like)

buraiformia aJj (bag* or poneb lik^

bunt eh. XJTX. ^ nxwi
bnrat (of paper) ralz m.

buriiiog acreogth KhrO^nt
buniiag r^r«tfl(ix)
burating atrengtb (the earocity ol a
ilieet of paper to withatand preaaure
without buratiDg) X^tflfxBI/
bur-weed (Xovltieei afrumeriain)
(Daau)

bury* I 1 *nxXT, XXfXI* BIBIXIB XTXT,

flrxxx

JaraftfeftRiarxn

I ftWTVf. ■IXI

6 xfhrbrx, xx ^xr, xz ^xt, lini

XIXXT

bury « s. 1 x* srxi
aftwxxixi
9TXX1XT

burying beetlo ^ aextou beetle
buriee tba earcaaa of animali an
wlucli It feeda) ftxX*iCT
bbryiDg-ground XrXlftf
burying tnoney XXXTXXI
burying place iTXifx f 81 X
bury the hatchet nftx XT ItXT
bua^emBibua mxix n.
bua bir = omnibua bar Elee. (the
maiB conductor) XXTft’VTX* m*
bu* fare xjXiX niZX
buah Fbrcilry gBT / , XTfl
ahrub gx

buahabuahingixixrr fia.

buah. (buahel) {tjl)

buah chat gx xxxx w, (w aneiaok

buihtliaeiieBereepa
buahrl (bit , buah . 4 peeka) x.
(tl. V t^tin)

buah liooryaucUe Dot SXJT^^
buahiBg n 1 AfocA. (a detaebaUa ft
lining MtHi) CBTttT *»•

9 ru nixtr m. (ft. iMulatiaff-

xiiBt lining)

LuahJark gx-fxnt n (»xnT oeenr*

IB X>irtfl.eixtj)

buah planliBg (Fr pleaWiou por
tenfee) - tuft planting JVwfrp
•jxg flxvt

buah.i]uail x>h m. (oceurt in B Jb)
buah rat gX-^XX
buah robin fxtft/. (ancient word)
bu alualckneaa b creepa
buah Iree-boxirce (Duxat tempern-
rraaa) TfJX
buah warbler gx

buahwhicker gxTX*TX m. («HX
‘aoldicr’ MW)

buahy a.f; 1 fereitry gXlXX, gx i Htx
3 (aa, eyebrowalXXX
buahy created bombitl .foa* XX'^X
XTiftXX

buahy growtlagxX^

buahy or Baertiug rye-bnara trxx
■xxiftfrfl rfiX
buameaa 1 fUrnTie., XTHTt
eoenmeree xifjirx

btuineii : trade 265 butt

irade

profession

•>ocation

carry on Lusiness *3J7iT
2 {business of a house) 5BIV, *rf n.,
«rrTrt m

rules of business Hraff,

s^airf^nm

business actisity sttT.T, »«rnnfi67l,
raniT

business barometer *<4 ih is'^WnnTta
buiinees budget
business card stnTIT
business college nfITO Tf^lOrei^
busiaesa concern tifjtlT-HW
business condition cqiuir ^?n
business connection mm?
business crisis •</7VM->s¥S
business cycle=trade cycle WTTit*^
business diysWWnf^

ImslneM end Utl. ((he target) as
here ammunition goes and puts an
end to the whole biuiness )
business experience matt
buimess firm raiatt
businesi forecast maiT
buiineii forecasting m^tT’V^dWW
business boars rawTT tttW, tT*W
business house rrrm
business index santl
business integrity nnait M^Hii
business is business eaNTTmTiT^
business letter

bnsineasdike (ufj sataTT-efJ^* (prae>
tieal)

business loan sa(arr>39iT
business. man matfl ( t\) n.
business ntethod»*ina77'a?nr *
business morality npTfr*^&*sn
busin •s* Bime raRTT srW
business notice miaR
business occupation roWtT-^T^tft^l
business of corporation
business of money lending arrjinrt,

business of the Government xntttt*
«t^

business operations sqi1lt.ct4
bnsinrss optimism Stniltt^
business organixition xnf7TT-^ra77i
sri|0Tt4i*r4<t

busiaeat outstanding at tbe end^ of

the day ^ % «mr 5 |Wt

business pessimism mJTTt'f^rntTlt?
bnaineas place s<ri7n*^»T7
business premises xnnil'WW, *9iW-
srfnof

fansiness profits tax timVC-^pH-WT
business prospects svpnT*tT?tn^R1
business reputation txnJT
busine*» research
Business Rules Jdinin 71'^ fifinT
business school tnpnt-^ITTtT^
business statistics 1 erti^

2 mm %

business theory mKlT*

titxaa

business undertaking auni(l(pt.U
Bussora rose {Bosa domoacma)

bust sr&s?%il(, snftililOnn / (C/- Mara-
thi

buitamente furnace saludel fnniaee

armnwcf

bus stand trftfR-wm
bustard nfttT «* (ancient word)
bustard-quail «;» m. (aneient word)
bustle frf5t«t/.,WTntrt) (fr. Bang)
tnmuU

uproar etlsitW

Ousycon Zed. (Gk. boutylon 'a Urge
coarse fig")
busy season
busy time mtlT Wnt
busy year ud
but iRSj, itt
but- Ch4m.

butadiene ( fintooe + *- + -««)

^Tj^nr ».

butadiyne, buudiine = oucetylene
butJoal m.

buUne (Let fintifruw ‘butter') CKm.
butssol Chan-

butinobde Chan. n.

butinone Citw ^dlrni/.

Butattur Aiet (are li*ard

4- *ft enemy)

buUbutsEnralypins etuartiasa
butcher t6. gm wm, sr9

butcher n.

butcherbird se. (ancient word)

butcber's.broom (Buaeua actdaa(Ht)

rftpjjin wrgfrsti

butcher shop ?fnt eft

butcher's knife

gr/

Butca£f>t W.WSjUfit
B. frondosa=B. monosperma
B. monosperma = B fiondosa
(bast&'d teak, Bengal kino, buiea
gum) Bltn*!lWRT(B.,M.iaiti,Ben.
Hin IrH.siT.Gnj <!««>, Mar.'tafl,
Mai. 95iidt, Tam. <1813. Tel. lefUg)
B, auperba (a climber— Basu) Sat-
imtT (Basu ffliqeijr. Mar >133^)
butea gum (Buteo nonotptrma) 'THHI
m.3T¥

b u t e I n ( Butea + • in ) CJiens.

ISlfil /

bntene Chan n-
bnienyl Ohwt ?Sai®n-
Buteo JpMi^m^mfir(tbe) feed on
mice and rata 3 ?^)

B. vulgtns (eommoo bnward)
OlHM tpilT
but for such transfer

but for these exceptions qft; 1%

BothniaEuscorpio
botineBbutyne CWi.'^ /.
but not exceeding in ea^ease
rf( wfWr M
‘bnlol Ctiem m.

Butomeceae Bot. n.

Butomns Bet. 4q3T*93Tfi(

B. nmbelUtna

but on (he contrary tfT»g s ft^iT
Butondea Ate* C^SVC-STTfil (body is
glossed xvitb green C^)

•butoxide Chan. tftrsJW
bntoxy (butoxyl) Chan, qsm
bntoxy oAj. Chem- qtWIT
bntoxyl GAmt WSiPff n
Butreron Aces SHtTfs
butt n. 1 (of a nfle) ^ m ,

3 Forestry (the basal end of the
bole) grq m ■ Rm
3 iletal. (the end euifaee of a bar)
tOfS fi.
butt r6. 1
2 qrgt q) fq^qr

liotyrtinM

batt* ^

battoB I<e (la toaod flkt ditet)

sftftbVwfirw^

4

butte (<o called from its resemblsnee
to the bote w='«r of » tree— Holmet
p. 183)

Lutlend Fortitry ( Oerm Stoclcmds }
g*iP5

small end wwi»8
butter IS. n i JTTW7

butter tb 1 f-tli sr^^iR*! »<ei

3 fs w nm V'

butter barillus qi
butterbur «tPeti«ites bjibridus
butter cases jttwt €1 %fbrtiSW^.
WH

butter colour Col Ind

bulter-euji = butter-flower Bal.

>TT<t8^ = 5r7^t8an
buttercup yellow = iinc jellow
butter fat W*-?
butter flower ■ buttercup /}ot Wf^S-

butterfly 5mdtt (fotmllarsUiOi^-
W>l fu 1

butterfly flower Bal
butterfly pea (Ciiforio leru^l6a) WW-
ftim / (ON .M )

butterfly valve i/aek. (a valve consis-
ting of a dise]
butter prsoulei merff
buticrine Cbm
butter tniLing

butter milk n a , VT9

butter muslin JrVW*-aiHflB, tW^I.

butter of liDsilsDDie or stsonous
chloride 93 1(1^7 w.
butter oil

butter paper tetCtf-411
bulierssuer bacillus sea Cloatridium
hutyricum

Liiiier let irrftfl'rftiri

biiltar tree (Oiuim biii/oba) m >

ajwi

butter yellow Col. Iwl- swfis <ll
bull yuiat bIrKrfHrni fn^ia. mPS.
stf>e

bulioek «b

button jxq n
batiouhole itfevi VTV
bulioohole stitrh ll^-4frvi

botton lemon ^(*1
bnlton-qnstl VT&VT/. (anciOBt name)
botton sewer

batten tree ( AnognMU* latiMia )
vnr m. (B ,U.X 'ftfl
buttonwood (any trea ol tfae ganna
PlitMaurfromOk plolooos ‘broad'i
so called on aeeoniit of its broad
leaves and ipraadiog lorm^TJ^ ">•
butt piste ^

buttress nr «n.

buttressed stem ForaHry
buttress root Bet. «tr.^
bntireis screw thread teetlon n wflr

butt salute gvfifireTT*
baits and boundi Hirrs

rritn^

butt weld A. sttek. ynr*« rtn?
butt weld rd. rni*8.A«Ti| vm
butt weldtag fllt^

^uturlia'a atarlmg Am
batyl Cktm.

normtl buiyt or n bniyl vg ^nr,
^ 51 mr

seeondtr/ butyl or tec.>bulyl
fraltr*

terltsry butyl or tert.-botyl
ISO butyl

b aceuic(ff ,sao-.aee-)^5vg^V
(«..«, fta-)

b. alcohol (n , (ao-, aac-s 4er(.-}Vm
b .amiDe

b-sniliBe^irar<lA

b.-beaieQe

b .benioate 5tW-H<f»V
b bromide 5tevr^lv
b buiyrsie

b earlionate nltnflT
li chloral bydraa 41rg
b chloral hydrate PAams. ttV-
<VTg»sfW
h. tlilurtde %Vlttllv
n-b o-rreayl rthrr «-^nt «.xfv7«

li iliaiilphide
h, formate ctfhf
b. hydrogen phthaiale

b. hydrogels taedDSte

b. iodide ^87
b. Ucme ^ ydty
b.-malonic acid ^SVt-TtiVliTff* >n<r
b meresptan T^ntT
b. Bitnte sjSfftt

b. oleaie wJtT

b ortho formate g89 3^ WlflT
b oialate

b. pbenyl ether ^8ai ^
b, phthalite

b. propionate ^89 R^rttV
b. salicylate ^8B
b. stearate ^SSt tnftr
b. sulphate f89 QVdlT
b, sulphide Q^Vir
b. tsrtrale ^8n
b. valerate ^[87 VkO*
bntylatiOD Cktm (lotrodnetioD of
botyl) Unt nW n
butylene Ckm fsit^ p
u-butylene at
Q butylene ao
uo-butylene 8
butylene dihrootide
2^ butylene glytol VI irj3
buiylic ud; CAam isftnp
DulynPAurm an^tft/.
butyneobuline Oken. fdt /,
bolyr.wbatyro. (bntyne) CAm.

(^<)

buiyr-aldehyde CAam.
bntyr-amide CAam. 5[f3
bulyraae m-
butyrate Ckm. a.

bolync.od/. CAam-^ft^'

n-b 3{-5[f^«(Vmvg normal)
tio-b. acid 8 anti

normal b. acid mg gPrv wtm
b. acid attar
1> aldehyde tff-tv gigx
li. anhydride aril*r8

b. ester f flrv Buyvi
b. ether gfa* T3
b. fermentation gfn fVafg
bulyrin CAam. tfV /.
inoBio>l>utyna
di-l«utyrin fy.^
trUAilyriuCtgf^
boiyrinaae Bitrkrm. as.

tutyio-

267

bynpext

botjro-i boiyr* (bolyiic) Cheiru

btjiyro^falor*! hyd»iteC?»«ii.

bntyrO'Uctone Chem
botyrometer ‘iT’ftSffWm* (/or

dttenmning butter*"^ conttmed
in EDiIV)

bu(yfOJn<lric at//
botyrooe Chem /

butyro niinle ^
btflyro refrictoiaeter g4W4J(^
batyro-refr*rtom«tef icjle ^a*3»nf.
JIR

l/oiyryl Citm. (rtdieclof botjTie Mid)
n.

butyryl ehIonde\Sn«ift^
bnlyryi*«boIiBe chloride ^6r*e-f^
fftiv

bnxifoliut 23ot- Tax ( Suxut leftced )

Buxui Hoi.

B. tnicTophyll*

D. papilloia ()«»*«« ptpiliote b*>
n*»th—Tr.IlI. 836)^5^

B. tempervueat (box tr«e> baih*
tree, doutgeon, direrf box, erer*
green box/

B, welliehiene (hat learet thining
•JK>vr-Tr. in Ml) HJjf.
thimng+’rt leef)
buy st* ‘ban.^m
buy a borough ^ it bBT
boy agaia siredcesi
buy at a bargain (to buy cheapl))B^
<tMI, BC| •^•n

buyer °> parchaaer S5J (-8) m , Vt9 ^
boyer'a option 5g^ W BTSft

wrftwT

buyer'a over%t-»n^»TT
buy in 1 ITT *T^. sVst Irsn
3 EteJiaii^n
buying and lelliog icu
buying commistion
buying.in j« buy in
buying rate wm ar4
buy off (ta 4 couoiel) JrBT
buy on credit TBTt ^ b)»

buy over Bt8r Inn

boy the bargain dear Bpet.

boy up (to pitrehiBo tho arbole of, or
the nhoto aecestsbU aupply of. a
thing) W* if iBn.
butane (butaiie+aroto) Chm. TH*

buzy]eBe(inty2cff^4-arote) Chont. %VJ’

u

buuard <n.

buxxard-eagle irrr*g8 ^ m. {8t7 abort
lor BTOft— Wtr lirard+Bft enemy.
3^ aneient aaord)

butt bomb«=tobot>b o ra b • Jlsdor

boating aoobd ^nn*xn(ff
B.V. ( blood Tima ) ^ ft.
by iim.lt
3 Aefottnhng nft

S (e g. in combination b) Tolnme)

BJJBR

hy*»^-

by a certain date ftin B«

by agency of^cm

by air mail 313

by all meant ft ng^nift

by-eltar

by an order on the bank Hfnft

Bl\tl fW

by any meana Soft tft JTflT If. ^ »ft
by appearance
by appointment ftjfw vn
go by appointment ftgfiB *Tk am
by anibomyHlftftTll(tW).wnftHT
“by bond* “aaa^JKl”
by count *i»mt If

by cuatom ^ |i, ^fto:
by decree atjjfir cm
by default 1 3 Cfit If

3 frrwwp^ . »«% etxnn If
by departmental agency ftfn*T XlfT.

ft*mifiT»r»t 5TTI
bye-election ^ftnW^f (Oonat )

byelaw i ^ftft m. (Conat ) (tea act)

STTftBXtfn.

byelavra propoaed by local bodiea
tnrfra ftarul cm nwtftti

by.clection c bye-election
bye-product objproduct
by exprraa delivery ar^ Ifff im, tftn
ara ffifl

by far the largeat Balf agt
by force a«i^

by general or apecial order BlKf^

«nrfl «T\W ITTt

bygone adj. ft*Tff. arflSiSt^ft
by improper raeana ar^pitl,

BTarf (TTiat) If

by inapection ccit

by inatalmenlt Com- snTtfl^:

by ininred post annlfts »ta If

by itaelf 99

by land If, aw &

by .lane old rnft (act allay)

bylawcbyelaw

by-legislation

by means of % Jin, % agBlT
by mouth ^ttT

by name an-a>xr

bynedeatin (Gk. byne 'malt' +
edri(in*iaft present inbarley malt)
Bicchein. <it4iul* /
byniti (Gk bj/ne ‘malt* a protein com
ta’nediDbirla) maU)C7ie"i. '••sft/.
by no means tft nff Itb^, aat

by notification in the oSdal Gaxclte

a pn

by'naobere

by operation of law Sin

by order WiVn If

by order of the Governor n’ W WfH ^
tfl^ll

by order or on behalf of the govern,
ment ximitwt^nlr •pwt tb <1
iftf If

by ordinary mail (poat) BIffTfB *T*lr
by or under theae ralea ffff fttf^V
i;iTI Mtjai wfrt
by.paas nnifi**( m.
by poai BW ft, nn
by proceai of law or otherwise ftft.

»f^Rt»T ffW anrai B»ntiT
byproduct 1 3^8 n., TrftnT, 3^-^^ .

3 (a aecondary caauU 3n) 31W
3^-BftWTR m
by-product oven
by purpose 37 uiJl-dB
by reason of ^ (Const-), .
3f3Tf3ry

by resson of con.anguimty Xa» yts.
3TTJI

by reference to ^ If (Const )
by registered post ^Mlfta 313 If
by.report TTJjfiftyff

eablnat

by ngbt

by •read 97-n^>vtA
}tj rotation arre^ It
by aecunsg and protecting fUNai
a^t^ ^ml^l (Cooat )
by abow of handa gT9 TIT *T
byainalitb Giol (a modified laccolith
in which the root hai haen littad
la part ) m

bytaaceona a byiaoid
byllme adj. (made of itliuf, cot-
tooyi

byaaiana » byaalne
byiiiiedna adi ifycot (aeated on
bt/iiut or oottoa) ^UTW, Tf^W
b y a a o I d ad/ Sl^eol (byaaaaeona,
wttooy orfibra-like) i«iihi

byaaeideua a byaaoid
byaaaa ‘flaa flax, haea or eot-
tea', it i« tbotif bt to hare daaotad

C(eaOfir (fimft)

C (eufaiar)

C (eapaeiiy) 1 (practical 0 Bita}«I

3(abeolGte anita] T
G (eafidle power) Pkvi T (l(3-lf)9)

C. (eaaioa)27aii<iitrv (gwfl
C (eaiboa) Cktn. IT (iteiT)
G.(oeatigrade) It (ttDn)

C. (eantimater) Or. Hr. (rtf^-ina)
(ehaptar) W. (at^T^)

C li 9 (eoana nee qnality 1> 9) ^ T.

a. tPC Baj«-WT (, a.)
C{eoda)t).(df»fi)

C* (.coa&neiA ot ' vppaitnA enWaV
axpanaioa) Pkfi. ft (®T*f ifte-

« (eoatBciaot o' tma eobiea] oxim*

C (ooek) f . (ftty^

C. (ooBdamae)

C. (eeoatabla) ■!. (CTOjl]

^ (corolla) BaU f (^}

properly a yellowish flax sad the
Iiaea made from it) uytll / ■ 7*^*
tljrfi.

byiiQi Poet (toft of strong filameoti
by which they become attsebedl
«T'|)qbi.

byatander lirttvifll ( tl) n,

by-atreet (aea alley)

by tendenngerdeliTenDg (RU.t32)

snirs WW

by the by (incidentally) StftV >
jrRttin

by the direct agency of ^ pn liftT
by the left 2>ri(( «nra^
by the right Drill

bytowniie (mixliire of anorlhite with
qnarta, etc.) m. (nfzc

qnarte, anorthite)

by treatiag it ae % a) *TIT*T
by trial if^k. «w(ftn ^
by trial and error spdtin i(tt ftim

C

C (Coryoebactenna) g (gifijwift)
C (corered wafoo) flip. * (l-l ll<t)
t. (oew) »FT. (ttW)

C (eorreat, aaa fl)«I>tr
C. (gallon) W. r («t« an««)
e (releoty of Iigbt)PA|ra ■(aitIJjbi)
Ga (ealeisia) CAjan.

C A. (certificate of approral) W. B,

(af33l|5tHW»rrx)

C A. (Obartered Acooootaot) ITT V.

(miBim Vvnw)

C.A. (Cbief AeeonoUoOs
♦ti™)

C. A. (Cbief Auditor) J V. (jTC-dtwr.

C. A. (Circle Anditor) f ^ (fV bnr-

C. A. (CoatroHer of Aeoonati) 4 ft,
(HlftT»M)

C A. (MOTeyaoce atlowaace) <r. ST
(im-stfsft)

oab 1 (earriage for Ibe eoaTsyaaea of
paccaogers wbicb plies for hire)

&. staftimftiftsiw
by unfair meioa snviiVT , H^ftT
BTTT^T

by virtue of 1 (through the fore# el>
tPBTtTtrH, % RTtrs^ &• k SfH
ITi V STT^T IT

a (by autliority of) )• AlftriT Ir
by virtue of bia office isrt^ IT ^
R1M«^ k

by volume ifhtl ft

by.way n *rrd (»« alley)

by way of ^ H S. ft pn

by way of araendmeai irtffnTI?

by way of indemaiiy ft

by weight WiTT^mr. *TfT ft

by wntiBg under hu hand HlIhluRl

ftupn

byaaotium purple b purple of iho
annenta Cel InJ. prei *fi«i«st
Bt. (benaane) CW '(('d'*)

Bs (bencoyl) CAern tUfSH*)

WTfi*T/.

a (of a loeomotire, the part that
aerveeaaa ihelterfor SDgiaeer and
fireman) neiktir n , ify r> . *T»T
9 (on a motor trneb, tba drivar’a
cornpartoteBt) n

cabal fIV n-'tfrom BaDgalO
cabbage (Prornea eleraciai Breiilea
iativa) iftim m (ancieot word
and alao foncd in Beogali), nrfhft
cabbage aphid

cabbage butterfly iftirw ft g ijjr i
cabbage pilmtUo Bel. (Sabal pal-
•Mtio) ift«T« trist

cabbage rote UImb tnUjeha) 1;TIT«

cab fare lrf^-stTH
cabin 1 /. l,ti abode)

3 Ply. %tl /. (at, atgeU'^cabia)
abinet J xr fftH s gg p,

C/. toinictry trftttnn. mI*9rsi»
eotiBei] of nioiitera irftr
fl •T'spTiBI^TyT/.

cabinet allocatioii

269

blends

<tbiset illocaliott
eabinet tnd funiitnre maker*

«PtT K
«abiaec coan«l 1

i (tecret advice) ’J'fl /•

««bliiet councillor

cabinet-maker 1 JJTtJJTTOT *n » S^iS

3 m.

cabloetnuker'i wood

cabinet minister (cabinet

cabinet of arms (diapUy of the
eseutcheoDS together with the
■word, apnt* and the like — Aiyar
p.169*)

caMnet responsibility vi

cabinet •^eretariat (eiTilwing. military
wing) {»V5|«

bl^^)

cablnet-ware tta^ft^WT m.
cabinetwork uttljll m.
csbinoao Rig. 5ilTr^."L
cabin pu*enger tfld)
cibte itTW fl.i
cablegram

cable joiner jrfW-Tbi^

ctblerdlway

cable release (tn a camera)

cable’s length n- ((f )

cable transferstelegraphic transfer

cabotage (navigation along the coast)

cab seat ^w^W't

cab-tyre ebeatbiog (a hard rubber
eahle-ebeatb. It may be used in
honae-wiring witboot a protecting
Steel tabe— Chambers) ^Ik-

wrach

C.A.G. (Civil Account Code) 3rT.% ^•

(»r!rTT-i3.d%^) ■

csciine otij. Afpcol, (chocolate brown)

cacao (r^eoiromo coeoo) m.

Caeataa Zoci- (a genus el cockatoos)

fVfkm-srJn&

Oecinia Rot. (eoroUa with a narrow
tabe)

C glanca

cachalot (eperm whale) m.

Caebar laugbxng-thnish Arts

nrreiT

Caebar mfons piculet Ajwttftgr

Caebar while^e f?re

cacbet RAortn- (called also ita/er
caprule) udiin? m. wafer -f

eapaule)

eichexia Jf«{ SrWW/ (C/. gwor)
cachexia itmmiprirascacbeaia tbyre^
priva (myxedema eansed by remo-
val ol the thyroid) firfHtrfr^-JiWnr
cachexia tbyreopnva k eacbexia
ttmmipnva

caeholong (Eelmn^ ekolm ‘beautifnl
atone’ — a variety of opal) wlaDw
m. (^ beauty, aneient .word
for opal)

eacbos Col. Ind- •iimJ)/-
cichoa brown Col. Z«d. •ns^ TW
cachou de laval Raanlpbnr brown
N (tbe firat anlpbide dye) Col Ini.

G aad Tt smr
caco. (Gk. iokot ‘bad*) f-
eaeodenos (evil apint) >{;|lk8 m.
ipirit

cacodyl (Ok. lo&odai ’tll-tmeUing*)
CAmt- ft-

cacodylate Oien, ^*a^n »•
cacodylic add Chem. •!*«

cacodyl oxide Chens. afttf

cacoecooomy (bad maDagement) ^-
HS'H «.

Cacamaniit A«tea vdf^-tnnfk (eirn
ancieot word. C/. Marathi 'tItnO
caeomistle Zbof. (Dattarneut ortulut)

cacomixle, cacomixlscacomiatle
Cacop* (Ok. taloi 'bed7 ^
snr.t^

C. upidepbora* nfara eg^
cacotbeUne Chens. (nitrod>mci-<tuinona
hydrate ^MPfecAaro nb-

taiaed by beatiog braeiae
with nitno emd /.

Cactaceae Sei. n ( fr.

ppimlio •n'li’T-tw.la)

Cactus BtU •’HVi «lft

C, grandidoru* XTTTjrt «v2i9
eactsa stTTVrr, w^Zt9 m,
eadalene (eaiiaano KlTl^af + naph-'

tholmtf sVhsr) Che^. *r74®*lJ ft-
cadaster (& register of tbe ^eal pro-
perty of a country, vnth tbo neoee-
aary particulars for taxation)

cadastral adj. tjW-,

cadastral map sjjET-tTRf'iW, WSt-tTPf-

cadastral survey n.

cadastral survey number (MnU. 122)

cadjutratiott (making a detailed offi-
cial survey for taxation) *ljhfMNd
ft

cadastre = cadut er
cadaver^ m.
ctrcaa*

eadtven’e adf. W«tT,
cadaveric alkaloid Chetn. 9K|t|
cadaveric rigidity (ngor mortis)
T3»yoi, ST^'TSXW, OT Wl
cadavinc spasm gn-ahlRE
cadaveric etaimng gr^lfin^R
cadaverine Chen. vnO/.
cadaverous nd/* 1 vd)o
3 vtronr, (pale)

caddis fly (eaddet ’a kind of woollen
cioth7 «w»r-<r3Tr
cadet 1 Afil

2 (a youDg man in training)
%l?rg n.
cadet grant

cadet grant bill ?r^Rr.st 3 ^.\^
cadeubip ^iTOWaf. /.

cadinene (Lat. eadinum 'jumper'
Chem. n.

cadjaspea (Cojonu* indieus) Iptfl/,

fijn

cadm-, cadnu-, cadmo- (cadminm)
Chem. (^J*n3)

Cadmean vinory Itfift ^9,

cadmi-=cadm.
cadmic ad/ Chem. ^OiRi
cadfflide Chem. ^$9 n.
cadnu-feroui adj. Chem, (coclaiDUig
cadminm) iJJOiE-JS
cadmiopone (eadmiom sulphide, ana-
logue ol lithopone) n.

cadmium Cheti. m.

c. aceute SjedW

c. areensfe tilliOK
c. blende AfineroL

cadmium bowl* 2TO calUIna

«. bonte StdiT

e, borMuDgitite (o\u\tt>n tiiHig

e. bromide ^[WTJ
c. cerbonete ^Mij lrt>llfl7
«. earmiDC 5 ft®I (iltaW)

e. cell Phv> Cherii
e. chloride (hydreted or dried)
HWia (•«*&« Wt

e. chromite ^rffrj

c. chrome yellow CoJ. /i»d. ^^5

c. copper wire RTS R»iJ

e. flaonde ^WTJRTf^tr
«. greeo ^WlJ^ft.igreenuh yellow-
gceea <Vairfllf( in bee end of high

litoretion) R^tRlfRg^
e. hydr-oeide ^TiTj TT-sltS
c. iodide 5Wt5
e. Utute

C, lemon tfJUlj (« eolonri

yellow ^ la hne> ol high
•etaretioo eod eery high 6
fariUieoee)^’^((
c. nitrite ^WTj »cfW
e. ocher Kiniffll ^*^5
C orioge I HWHJ Ritn
9 (ted yellow in bq«i of

eery high *(e eeturetioo eod high
* brillieaee)
e. oeiinc

e. oiide 1TTRI7 WlYv
e. phoiphiie VRTJ
c. potitiium iodide

e. purple qiTTj 4tWIRei,(yeliowiih-
red in hoe. of high

eeturetion end low Tr biilUiuce]
e^gMi'iln

e. red Col Ind qWIJ TTR
« Mitki ^rg
« eulphite
e. lulphide ^TCtg
e. ihio-eyiiute iiwng »T»U- gR t »ftq
c. vennilioii (blood

re.D^t'K
e. yellow 1 igKig ^fR"

9 (red yellow TW^lITln hue, of high
iktoretion ead high n brilli-
enee) clg*T(lR

eidmo, cedm (eedmiom) Cluwi. ^TR-
(?Jei3)

cidre (from Let. gti^rut 'eqnere')
iwftm
9 Admi* glR*! **

3 IpermenenUv orgenieed ekelitoQ
or fremeworkf 11

cidre ol citibliihmcBt gR17RT-g(Rn
ciduciuy adi Laia CRRnTtd (g^)
cldueibrinrhiete ad/. Ztol. (heriog
tempotery giUs) •WlfMewVjT

eidoeoui «df* V1$Rldt(td}

ueeal labe Zord. 7*(S R1*t
Cieadoiea Zoti. dicee cooeeeled
under ekonee— Lull P.3‘13) WTinpi.

fnnftr

Ceecilit Zoet. (I^t. Menu ‘bliod*)

eisy

C. piehyneme RmiVR «twg
Caeoliui B Cymoophione ng-nw m.

(<tR order)
eeeeiliin ZoA en^

Ceeciliidie ZaiA. wwg t|<T m.
eieeiun jiaat., Zoot- m (eneieot
word)

CeeDiiTorf (• meyBy
R^-RSfft {fltftwefPR eeecrdiog lo
emt^g)

ceenogeneeie Zeet- (oonprimi*
tire eherectere meke their eppee.
fence la eoneeqoence of tecondery
edeptelion of the yooog to the
peculier eoodiliooe of (he eoTiroa*
meot^Lall p 919) RdVRWRR n
Ceenoleitee Zod (Um open birdt’
egge end euiell birde— CXfH X.146)
ectirnjntifR

Cienoleelidie Zod. Winf-All n.
CieoQlhenidee PaUontd.

Cienolhenoin FalepoCof (it wee not
only ehoot the eixe of e rebtnt but
mey here hed eomewhet the piece
at thet rodent in the Qligoeene
fttme— Itomer p 346) WifglUlJUlfR
ceeorae (ee eecium. ea in Cofoea)
Jfprof wn/

eieomoidnd/ dfyro) (like e eteome
Rtl)'«RTW

cjcnilcou* ad/ Uky blue) RwHlw.
RWTR^

eecroleui eJI (Let)RwWr. Rwpft®
Ceetilpinle Sot WRi Wte * BwttT
C. booduCaC, jeyabo

C, bonduccIleisC, criiti
C. contni (Ameneen lumech.dirU
dm) wnftrrR (/or iiyfa-

nafioo lu diTidiTi)

C. emtt (ferer nut, Indien filbert,

nicker, phyeionul)HW«l (inmiM

(B.,N. Bon RJRTea, Did.

*»«»■)

C digyni (the root it eeid to here
intoiicetiog eSecl~BeeQ) «ine*
qjB Bflinfwt

C. feyebo (beioer not, boodne not,
muble been, Somette nicker) (die*
tribution ' Oiylon, Meleyi VTest
Indiee— Bern)

C. Bugi (fruite here e bitter tute
^Been) SJWI MgWfMI
C. pulebemmi (berbedoes pride,
peeeock'fiower, Speniih eemetion)
BcfiRtiOf (B eng, 0 r u

*-i^)

C. eippin (Breiil wood, bueknm,
eeppen wood)^^ BSiCfoji (Ben.
Oo) Bin Her. B«R, Siab
Tel Ken. R*R)

C. lepitnt (Beheme eeppea, bleek
bondno, UyioretboTB)(leiTM et*
iweetieh— Buu)nfr^ RVrCfR*
C iiDctorie TfS (ice Lina

wood)

Ceriilpilueceee fioC- •aibl.wt*^* n. *
Cieitlpinioideee Bel. WflV-aigjai n.

("OT* enbfemilv)
ci«iar. nw-

CaetireiB opexitioD nb glTRV^
Cietir’e wife matt be above eutpi.
aoa RwiWiO «f rftTRnilS gtRf WI^
W>rOrT tpfl RTV<|

CeetiridtewMolgulidie Zool tnffT.
^R-frgTm

caeiiuniBeriium CAcnt CRtJ m.

rietpit oie a ccipuote

Ceeiulie (uied for btiitering) Bet TT*

C. ezilUrii RTtT.»R
ceeiura likewmiaerat red
cafe

cifcterie etrgtfTRr/
cifTcite CAcrt *T^R 0
ciffeic ad/ Chrm. *|V«W
ciffeiD wiVfV/.
ciffciili BCiffciDe

ct{!«{ni •t lodll b«nxoai 271

CaUmua rotan^

<*ltein» ft *oclil l,enfo««-fifrflne
an<l to cimm rfuirtH VlWl

tnn *iITtT3 'Cft«

rtftc'itt *«p»r»n uW#l* *lVff

caffeine f

caffeine citrate Chem

<tffeine (ll.loilo lijtJflodlJe Ohent*

taffeine toilcom taheylate

wms wwifw

ctffelnle <utj. Chem.

caffeinitm wCupidlBI /•

eaffeia toJium }>enxQite vAflt IffTTIQ

cafleUmBcaffelnlam
taffeol OAem. (a frairrant oil daca*
}op»} hy xwliDg aoffaei) ».

caSflaante aciil CJia*"*

anz

eiaffe ttnoln Chon, /.

«Bffollne Chen, (a dejrradalion pro*
daei of eaffalna) /.

caffre eat-Fpyptlan eat ftuf-flTW
OR* I n., flUTt
w.

S ittmity fntrr*

10 he (onCned to (tt own cage
WPt 5 <f tpff

caRe llrdOorTTift
CtRe chain Ifima; T^nTV.>k««T,

CaRnlird de La Tour a caperimeot
( (or daltrtnininR the eritiral
temptralure of a IlfjuiJ) ttTW «iai.
wn tHCfVT

ORnlanl de U Tour't tube Phyt
aiti.nn ^iK

C.A r, (current annual {ncrernent)
roffjJrv t« «ll. A
etiminxcaytnan
Cairatn ZopU jnftT
catne (cocaine) •ar^^’ft/.
calm 5iirr, (beipeil up ai a landmerh]
fttifWT n ,^fTT

raWnsnrm tione tmokjr quirti
J/iiural ttrrsftV rr
CaUton diteaie ~ divert* ptrtijtii
wtunnel «li<eaYMrompreite<l.air
dxette (hubhlet of Rat form in the
litood) Wift JTyt fttt
taUiff I (eapllTt) oi(t (.rt) et.

2 (tlave) Tfft m*

3 (a rnean detpioablo peraon)

Cajanut D(4.

C. indieu* (eid)an pea* Cooro bean,
ConRo pea* no eye pea^piROOn peai

red gram) «fBTwtt^(B.N fltO,

M 5*0. Kan.a*0,0al

I!in> 5 )tr, Konkaiii AO, hla], Qtt*

Mar

CtjtpUt aaCajUpUt

etjepulaacajuput
eajeputencaaeajupulen*
eajepuiieraaeajuput
eajeputol ^cajuputol
etjuput (Malay hoya f* ■*- pafih ***)
(l/efaleiteotanradandroo)
ctjuputeoe CAem 'vairtn n.
eijupuio) m.
f*Ve IjTPTCfC/. Nepali J^tf.Skt.V:
cake), «T{ m.

9 >(o(opiuin)*lvA, (of loap)

colour eaketff (<|e»
cake eh. «Rf. Wi Wff «m

caked lac fifV^ *rnri

cake of opium A**?, (tOiTtfl

^rfl

ctkc.urchln (flat teantchln) Zed,

cakinR coalfaoftenaand beoomet patty
or tamiviaoid when healed)

eal. (calorie) Tf

Calabar l.eaa {rky$osii^t rvwcnorw"*)

Calatar twellinRt aa wanileririR
oeiJema (an oe<lema which tlowly
^ eraept into diflerant parta of the
Irfiiy) n*n

Calidiumi)of ^l«n*Ttntf>

Calait roleontel. (the moat ancient
octopti«~LuUp 49C)
calamaeder wood (hecei brown with
black atripea)

Calimarlae Bet
ralimhaee— etoet wood
Olamlehlhya^Calamoichlhyt
calamine ] — heinimorphUe(hyilroua
atinc ailieate) ft|(^Vir m. (9. for
AfOe eilicate, ft«. lor S**CT5 tine*
•t* (or cfhn miaeraU

3 aatmithtonite (native rino ear.
bonate) ^^rWfini n. (r*. fov J"H5
tine. •V'tti (or catbonaloi

•t* for offle mineral)

3 (alloy of xinc. lead and tin) f <r)>
ttia m. If for f‘*i 3 fine. tf). for
fft*! leal. *. (or ^1 tin, -'<I3 for
N>n 5 alto))

calamine (a cr^ataltine alkaloid)
fittfll /. (**t dfor^j cfllamwj)
calamint n.

CaUmlalha Hot. WTfir
C, clinopoilium (the plant la tonio
to the lieart‘~Ilatu) CU
Cafamilaceae Dot. ffCBT-fV n.
Calamltra Poleobet, (Ok. kalmhltaa''
‘raedlika’)

C.blnneyaninRft«I?I»irfm (*^1.

/lomotporoof — IfcLenn

X.fi 99 )

C. f iihcana (f^.

hateroiporoua.-MoLaan

fC 29 )

ealamlly rirz n /.

Calamorladut Dot. n»tft
C. tharaefonuia (haia ehararterh
alie malaamaJic fajer) Ffoifflr

C Rrandit (hat a prominent flhrom
etrand)

Calamodrndfon B/d. injlfJrtnft
CilamoJon Zool wstTwimr-tonOf
CiIamoirhihjriHCaltmlrliihys DaU-

piitof. qtftc.anft
Calimoiiachya Dot. wntT-WinflT
C binnryinaOiomotporouitpeoiee)
(Tfffttngn »tTtf J

C nthrana (helerotporont) Ot*!*

C. Grand T nrjrl (Km raJiatinR ver-
tical ntit winRi aift to each peltate
tctle) Tf7>t nTtlf
C. ludniRi (hraott of the cone are
(leeljpnnwfjlf

ralimui-nuill Zod. 'Ttmit /. (C/,
tfait) which oceurt in ffj*)
Calimui Dot tntlft
C. draco

C exIeniutfkTn^

C. rheedei (dittrihation . Malabar
— Ilaau)%T*t^

C, roiaoR (oliair.botlom eana, eom«

e&laraus •criptoritu 272 ctlcium ble«boni».

moD ntUD.nttkn.BlenderntttD,

w»ter rttiin) ^ (B ,N ,M

>t,BeD.Hin-^!r.T»m T#I

K»n. ^1 Tolu tvral

bttia)

calamus scnptonns ^oat (pointed
depression) n

caliodra lailc {CTIS m (ancient name
from

Calandrella Aptt wimn H3lf« («PRr?
ancient name)

CiUntlie Set. (Gk. kalot ‘beantifnl'a
onfAe ‘flowetT 31*^
caliTcnte (jtold tellaride) n.

gold. lor 4't«W tellnride,
for mineral)

calcanea) ^ool
ealceoeal proeees
calcaoeanscalcaaeal
caleaneum Zoel S^nrffQ n
ealc-aphaiuie (pnfeilim + apknnifr)
PtlrtQ \'n5»8*uii5tf m
caletraprehtllox » spar (la (rog/
Trt33ei

calcar a\i» m hippocampal minor
Anal (a white enrrod ridge)

VSfl.

Catcarea^Md m />( (bar.

ing ealeareoue apicale* %.R)
calcareo (ealctreoas) ifmr
ca]careo>biiuminoaa ndy
caleareo'corneooi aJ} ^rv
calcareojiliceons od/ ^[f^TTtrvrT
calcareo sulphurous adt
calcareous tuJj (of the nature of
eafcics or eatciuai carbonate )

calcareous material

calcareous needles (of *, sponge) S?-

calcarcoiisness /

calcareous rock f7«>l
calcareous sinter iiimfal

cal. jrcoiis skeleton ^ferr «f«iet
cal.jrrousipir JlfincrAf
calcareuiis tufe ssealcereoui einter
cal'jroni (hem, (kilni for lulphar)
■im^ic m

calcsifiirmBealreoIsiear// Bot (sh»p>
od like a shoe or ilipjier)

Cilo-olsria Sal (it hu floral pouebae

— McLean ‘ •

calceolata =ca)ccif«nB

calceone odr. (white)
calci (calcium) CbeM 3^*
calcic adj. Chetn.
cilci elise m- (<*■ for

mineral)

calcicole (planta) Bat- /»•

ealeidinc (ealcinni gluconate with
iodine) Pkam 3!®

calciferol CAem (>t re/nlates the
caleioin metaboliein) n,

calci-feroue adj 3^33

calcifenms fiand Zed. nf^

calcific =ca)cifcroua
calcification f

9 (a calcified atractiire or part)

fintfl

9 PAyaiof rt

calcified adj.

Calcifione ilo( ~

caleifuge £eof. (a plant which aToidi
baste eoit— Dot p 98)

caleifa^out <td; (atoidtog eoita rich
to hme) ef<«i<nfl(g\)
ctlclfj eb

ealcii chlondumwcalciom chloride
eatcu (tnconaswcateium ((neonate
eaten bjpophospbiewcalcmin b^po.
phosphite

caleuneler CAem.^’^in^m.
caUloable adj
calcinate ^calcine

cslcinatton (act or proeees of ealcin
log) n • /, fneii'se

calcinalorj (a Tessel uaed in caloioa.
tioo) ^ »

i]eioator7 furnace Chen.

Wf

calcine r 1. 1 (to reduce to a powder,
ortoafnahleetateibr the action
of heat to heat eo as to expel
volatile matter icom, as carbon
diaxide from limestone, and thus
(atsallj) diaiotegr^te. to oxidire,
as br the action of heat, to coorert
to a cals)

9 (to igniteaceramJe tubataneo or
mixture,' lo fnO fcwiH
caleiae tg. (to nndergo calcination)

cilcine n Chm. (a product ofcalciss-
tion) firenrvtr, n

calcined adj.

calcined magnesia SRI

calciner (a worker or machine that
calcines) m.

arsenic calciner
furnace calciner VR
nickel eslciner F7S
sand calciner
tin calciner
eilcini<e=calcme
calcine- (calcium) Chen 3!^- (^l^j)
caleio l/inrriif.^-
calao-biotfteJlfinerol
caleio-camotite ei (\^-

ealcio , ^ for OilHij nraninm, tor
ft*l5 vanadjnmi *• (or NtStadiuoi,
■gu for mtseial)
ealcio ferrite (^V caleio-.

Iron, 'M for SRUf mineral)^
caleto>sehe«ltte fifintrot. 3 ^i(hi
n (-g* for sf^mmeral)(\*' ealcio-
hat been abbreviated to 3 *

' redoplieation of the followisg
ealcio volbotiKite3;ft-^ftW^« (^
ealeio', gft. for gg'3 ban am, for
vanadate, "gl lor mineral)
calnphile Eeel. (a plant which is at
home onbeeie eoileldVs^tiCn.^V
f)-g“r(-g=)^m
calcipbiloue ed/, Dot
(g^)

calcipboboueod/.Bot (avoiding cVialV)

^grff(gT)

calciteUjBra m.t^k lor I’l'S calcium,
•g* for mineral)
ealcilic <id;. Mineral
calcium CAern 3^3 n.
c. acetate 3^3

c. BcetyUahcjlate 5gt«-g»

c. alnmiainm fluoride \'a53 Will

c. arsenate 3^3
c, trsemie traiftnr
c benaene sulphonaie
!]gg|4tu

c. beniilate 31^3
C. benxoale 3*^3
e. bicarbonate ^1^(3

ealciom biralphite

273

C«I»den rtd

c. bisulphite ^^3
c. bisulphite lolution ^^3

c. bontc ^l3 zttfW
c. broptiile
c. n-hutyrite ^^5 ^
e. ii<j-ba!jrr»te ^
e, uihide Kth^
c. ctrbontlc (precipitsted)

trtmftT (atttftg)

c. chloMte ^^5 *(1(1*1
c. chloride = ealcit ehlondum
PAartu. J *(lt*I
c. chloride to* er *(11**
e. chloride tube »fl(<
c. chromete ^’3
c. eitrste \»fi3
C. content ^*3*in5f
c, ereoMtale PAarwi
e, ey«B-aimde ^'V3 fir^tf
e. cyaside ^^3
e. deposit ^^^3

e. dt bmnio belienate ^*13

ftrClT ^ ^

c. dichromale a[!n3

f, ferro-cyantde 3^ are^-TTi^TV
c. finoriile ^^13

c. formite «ipr 3

t. ^lueonalcacaliii plueoa ii
fhanu. ^^3 ss^tf
, jslyrrro phosphaie ^^111(3 ifijr-
STtilT

c. hipi'urate ^f3 atT^S^
c. hydrate 3IJ1I3

c hjdrojulphide ^13 ^-gi^fir
c. hrdr oxide 3J1I3 33*3int
c. hj po'hloTite 3^3
c. hj |'Opho<phile = calcii hT|Ki.
phosphi* PJiar*'* 3^3TT*n*lT^

c. iodate 37(13
c. iodide 3rfl3?i:^^
c. iodo-l>ehenate37lT35r3?iBfl*l
c. lactate ^5
c, lacio phosphate
e. |e*iilinale*^ift3ftfe^T
c. Iifhl = 1inie>lif1it 37^3
^ Bxnr

c- liBoleale ^fi3Kn?ftff
c. nialate 30^3
c. malonate 37^(3
c. mandelate 3sfi3»nTJflB
c mela-liorate 3^*3 as-etilB
e. ia«ta.phoaphate 37^3 Muilr

e. mono iodi^behcnate
atrjwtrflT

c.naphthol-iulphoBate3e^»^?iB*

c. nitrate Oodratedi aohfdfons)
37^3 3 ^ (nATaa. •»)
c Bucleiuatc 371T3
c oleate (technical) ^13
(aflipRi)

c oxalate ^^3 fttjft*
c oxide 3?^ aft*
c oxychloride 37&3*17-^ftl
i. per cnan^anate '3^ «f«-P>jit3
c jieroxide 3*11 afsaft*
c. phenol*aulphonate 3*1S

e. j>ho*pbate (precipitaled) 3?*'^
JTTT^t*

c pho‘jihate «ci<l 371(3 wnA* Wt?t
e. |iho«|ihate diacid 37^3 aiT^'lB
J7l*a

c phoiphatemonoacidvfilltitart
3*t**r

c. |ilio‘phlde 371(5 wn^*
e. pho*pho tno;*iate 3^ Wna»

e i>ota««ium ferrocyaoide 371*13
3^75

c. propionate 371^5 ititfW
c pj ro borate ^iA3 arba-rfiaV*

C. pyro pho«jiIiate37rt3aifi3 aTTPfttI
c. aalicrUte 371(3
c. filieate 371)3
c. ailicide 37113 «*iIb
c silico fluoride (technical) ^n3
(tRui>'»)

c aojp 31(3

c. alraratc (tochnieal) 3?(l **(1*

(tftwRa)

c. auccinate ^13 3’ft*
c. a'ulphaic 371(3 JJtift*
c, sulphide 371(3 g^av
c. ttilphiie ^1(3
« aulpliocarholatc

A*

c linnite 371(3
c. tartrate 311(3 aamdla
c. tliio cyanitr ^iT3*tra
e. lhio>aulphair 371(3 rts'9*55f^(tt
e. tunptatc ^(3

calcrete (calciani-l' •eryle M in con*
errtc) 3^-4ltn/.

calc ainterBcalcareons sinter
calospar 3^*qTf^*J
cale-lnfac: calcareous tnfa=caleare*
ous imter

calculate eft. iiuidT CTSTT. *1*1*, *ft*ra*,
fimi

calculated od/, I
2 (fitted, adapted, stuteii) 7*]*
calculated area 5urr *lftl* inaw
calculated pa«sen'er fare list Vila*
»TT7I-3al. BTfit-in77*3d(
calculated table ^ftiifjid ^Tsft
calculated to deecii e
ealeulatiD* ipiiT. *ftn*i* n
calculating machme = calculator =
comptometer n*!*-*!^ n • tI*W m-
cslcutaVioB iron n . *T*t*T. *ft*W*l

calculation of fare anZ7-iluidl,

calculator *T*?7

calrulfii 3 (a solid eoncrstion formed
ID ao) part of the bod} ) 77V re.

2 Hath VB* n

calculos of finite difference* JfAlk,

Tftftwwt W*

calculus o( obserratioDim«(v*'V«3
calculus of sanatioBs Hath, ^r*TV>
w*

Calcutta bnstard.qnail Are* i*TJ^
'■aldera Gcol; (erttsr, often of largo
are*, formed bj’ the inbaidence of
the central pari of a Tolcaao) 9<IVT-
f*7. *•» M.

caldronsMororco re3 (aeolour, rVl-
dish red*) ellosr WS in hue, and

of lovT f* bnllianee) ftfOsifdlVi
Caledon hlach. Bsalizlnthrenehlach:
B

C, blue=indjnthrene blue
C. bnlliant purpleaindaDlkf ne
violet

C. brilliant siolet^indanthreue
brilliant violet

C. LroKOsindanthrenebroHU
C. dark blues^indanihrcne dark
blue

C. preen ssindaothreue preen
C. jade preen =sn\hrTne jade green
C. pinkeye, red
C purple=indanthrene violet
C, redsiDjiDihrenc red

CaUdon violat

274

call In quaation

C violel = ia<lanlhr«De violet

L yello" =»iDiJ»nrt>rfre yellow

Ciledomtn lrowa = miaeraI brown
calefacient adj (lieit pro luciii")

3 ^

calendar 1 / (see almanack)

3 (of a univer8it\)

3 /

calendar day >lft.^(fiira'Jirghot»en6d
to

calendar month Ttfl-STS
cjlcndar pi ret pros sfwVTV fTJffIjfk
calendar sliletucnl fjJTJI
calendar >ear = legal year =

rfft.rl

calendar a ear atatiatica 7Tt
calender i6 TezUlU (ta preaa bo*
tweei roUen)

calender eoirupt from Lit cjliii
drill) uwr »i

calendered ad} reHiUt WtHfiT
CilesduU Set lii^^jnnla
C ofCeinili) (Vfrican maiisoli,
ealenlaU common matigoldi car*
den marigold marigold, pot nan
go1d)RillT^lw«(Oin wn)
ealendultB marigold ■ mangold
flow era P/iarM n
Calenom grande BLinaea graodia
J3ol

.alfriVrRm w3fT
calf Ivirph af(»^^?S*r, <1

riJWi

rjir»>iDaut 9 *'T^IR n

caliber ( haiueter of bullet tnbe etc.)

caliber ioinpa»sacaliperi eTHtflr fo
lalibrater!) 1 (aacertain thsoaliber
of a ttil.e) airnfiTfftT’I
3 (re tify graduations )

rtR

calibrated aelj wfce. sflfUTr*
calibrated dial aefri at^s
cafifiratcif acafe ^e(l
calibration ( t f cliockiog Uio
ac cracy of a aet ol gra.! aations
Iiiaikol to inlicaie values)
iin't Jt! ..

rali'iraliiin l.ndgr r>«e
f-ilil rji It 1 ( a worker ) a^^as
• Ufivi ( 1 r. (a.> nstrumsit)
v-rfati n

2mr>rla<rT»trv

calibre secaliber

ealicVie (a rather poor tjrpe ol natural
Chilean saltpetre) m

cahio crPna «

calico flivioe Col Ini fitft

calico printer QTX

calico printing y{ai

calico Tcilowr Cel Ini
Calicnl aeo 7 n

Calidria Jceafinlndiaitoecnraon the
mad flat on the sea ahore)
srsnA-

Californian cinchona (Spmpldw race
mem) ^ m (B .N ^ )
caliper n tatsTstm

inside caliper malt mntfll
onlside caliper mtr nimflr
slide caliper ^

caliper th Foretlrg (to raeafure

diareesers)

eahper gange tTmifhlm.
ealisaya birV >yeltow barV (Cinebono
eafiaojrc) to.

cilinhemes 1 (the scieoee art. or
practice of free bolily eaertiae to
promote atreogth and graesfuloees)
FjtTimfinfl /

2 (the exercise ot light gyaasaliei
(bemselvei) WJtWOW in.

calixii calyx
calkateenlk
call I n . fifMi

3 anira»»I M

3 Can /, (atnn eiean)

4 (a whistle usel to summon
sailors to duty) tflft

9 t/il (s suOiiDont by bogle, etc )

mnsR n

formal call aslTmfnxr!

St call (on dementi) m<l Tt
call to the Bar s»Mir 3
Calla aromaticssllomalomena aro'
maliea Bet,

C rubeaccntsllomaloineai rube»
sccos

Callaeantbii tees R(3^t«3>!nnr3
(throat a*I rot) rel ei;«)
call a halt

call IwU trten 51 ^ 1 ^ <1 B»fl
tall book 1 srren^v

3 Cc"i m«BT 5 W
call cousins (elaimliinthip with)

SlfTT

call day (day on which calls to tbe
bar take plsce) »^'ii«i'i{lvfl
call deposit

called bond (a bond concerning w hich
a noticB or call has been aent ont
— Ai}ar p. J7Ib)3lf%« »*«
cilled forth STT^
called for trial % feif anpT

called up capital Com WipT 37 ft
Callendar's sppsratut (mscbroicil
equiralsnt apparatus with friction
of riibaa treeppad raanj t dears}
wVxrfjl-Hlflm

Cillendar'a compensated constant
pressure iir thermometer mrcllos
ftflt

Cillendir't theory (vapour pressure
hj-potbesia of oamotic pressure)

miT fVfrr 3IT

Csllene dees tAwir-ffStlft
call for sf<!T^

call for quotations tlnTBl
Calliaurt Zai U 111^1

CbialaUrsTOtThTtW
Calliearpa Bot tg^'nrTfll

C arborea(ssraaII tree— Bisu)^

hit

C eana (Lat. eaaua 'white'i lDfl>
rssesnee whitish gray— Bun) hs

Clanitt (llt^ h't.

Bombay osaur)

C raacrophylliOeavea 13 6-23 cmv
long— BaiiOftsh^htT
C wall^chiaOtnC, Janata
Cillichthya Zonl g*XtJCfT!r3rrft
Cilligonum Z>ot Haifl

C, polygODOidea m«rP3 srtffl
Calligrapha Zed. a^RI Sllf^
calligraphy 1 m , n

3^01

call in I ( 1.0 eoUect) (tegw

3 (to withdraw from circulation)

B'vrgTxi, Ij sflTj ftin

call in armr liyfnr
calling 1 WlffVTiI n

3 wr / l f-t tl m (Conat )
by calling them Ts? 3 »T
calling on signal J|Iy
callings tix wrilfltn «T (Const )
calling wilncsSM for the prosecution
srlsTTf

call 10 question amfw CTTI,

C«lliep« STS c«lori!le

Call>op« Am (h»T»ng bnUi»nUy
coloured throat) Htvcf.*4 SSrft

OUiopsu—Corrcpsi*

jrnfit

calliper n . T^ -"Calipcr n , ti.
Calliphora Z<xi. (a genus of largo
bUie4>ottl« ftics) *fl9R^"BWn
Callippic cycle .fjtroti. ^
Calliaictuon Bet (laHia ‘bcautifur,
atr'iio'* *$limens )
callulephm Ccl. Ind. ggi't A
Calliitrphua Bet (ctfff* ? + Ok tt*-
yhes ‘crown’) RStfl

C. chincnjis ^31-

calliithcBlosB ralitthcBics
CallUto .litren. (Mih aatellite of Jupi*
ter)BT*RTni^«

Callitliatanion .>,((

Ca)ltthrix»I!apalc Zo(^ ^{Ife-snrTfit
Callitiara Zed. a»l*iy|Z-treTfe
CallitrKtiidac Zed. ^ n.

Callitru Btt. (genna of tho cjp^sa
pines)

C. oMooji ^f«(W
C. tbom^idea fwm
call loanmlcaanJ loan Vrv^TRT
call money tn’RT'Ttfir
call money maiVct *T»ej rfc
tall names tmft e n ni r^
call number Xihf^nrs (a number
assigned to a book to designate its
location) WTSliitn, tsunf*
call oB (lo siuBuoa away, dirert from
duts) afUT % Bzni

call of the bouse can nicntei, {roll-
call 13 a parliameatiry tody) CKT-
crrfflT

Callolopbus Jrtt g%?»-«g'Pl (barisg
a long lad bnjvl crest
rs!»\ v«' > swteL-wrv Vain sjaesviwn^s^
% er^Tsi Tt WT^
call on cr ui*«n criT^
call option {oftioa to buT)*R-ftn?7
Callorhyncbus Z.vi. (snout prodcc*!
and proTided witbapendeot tactile
organ) tftlB'tJTTtfx
C aBtarcHeuf

eallose «. (Lat. rollass 'thick ekin',
Sanskrit •«« as in cellulose)

BeL. fiPTJ ■,

ralloee a,0. £of. (fumiahed With

protaborant harfenoi spots)
callosity ftoi m, (aadent icotd}
call out JSRt

call over (to go over by reading
aloud nanio b> nsnie; toll esdO
or \rt. s^rwri snnRt
call {isid in advance Cent. sril^mT
call* m arrears wtfe? Ktnn
calls unpaid aryvi avtlH
call the roll

lallto acvousl to deiLand an ex-
planvtK'ii) Ww*W«l *a»W
fsTl to mind

i all to order (m a i a'-sembtv) (RVW

call to the Bar sRWHUthfnt^
call to witnev* WT^ i fetj 555TRT
Calluna Bet. (a geuus of th* heath
Umilv, closely related to Enctd

C. \ ulgatis (common heather)
frWT*? |f*T7rgT
call unpaid tnCt
call up 1 (to bring into view)
wfn %(ai. trs^ sn*i

2 (to tesimro payment of)

g (summon to servo in tho ansv)
•ifiR, 5?irn
call upon t «pin

3 Tt stln <mt (as IQ nulls will call
ttpon the State Goverunient to take
delivery)

call upon to show cause wrTt*l nrt 4

callns £;'f. (a deposit of eallose, a
bard snbslanoel fk*«» vs.
callus tissue f^r.c-icfv
caloa adj. tn®S. ftSW. (cnagitatol)
•Tfry.

Calmettt-Cuenn bacillus (» atnua of
Vioecgkn VaeKruv hepriveh ok t'a
viralesceby a senes of cultures
in glycennated oagalO

calms n.

calm weatber Citv-^3^^3
Calocnadinac •*»kf?rg;tTt a*.
Calocnas ^rcs (tbo neilia'Taruiibed
with tong mctallio backics) **5*n*
Sliri

calombo m ealumba
calomel (sercnioss cblorale)

n. (’IT. for mercnrcus +
chloride)

calomel electrode FAyssraf C\M'

calomel electrode stand
TTT

ralcmel ointment >■ ointment of
mercurous chloride PAam.

(Ulonyction Pot.

C. booinoxalpomoea botuno^
( mooa-f ower ) t5Ttr*T
(Basn, Kan. Bombay W’i-

r*»t)

Calo{>cr\lix Am (it appears to freqtf*
enS verv dense humid jungle)

friviT-jnnf>

Calophylltxm Bet. jnrj-ilBlfS

Capetalam (petals ml— Basi^
WT« S«T»1

C decipiensK O. apetalnm
C clatum(h{slabarpc<oa. pooa lr«^>
sirpoon tree) (Ual*

eul^npMVM)

C inophvUum (klexstiJra laure)*
.Meiandnaa laurel ) S’T^

(B.,K dll jm. Iteo. i!sc. TeS
Uri- Ji’t.Tkio. Stnt^, MsI.fOHvff^
C polyanlbuta 3*1^

(i speclibile t^lr^ S»;n
C tomentosumBC. clatitm
C. wighiiuiuniwC. ai'Ctilttm

ealopbyllus R't. T^x grit
calorcsccnce (heat rava absorbed aui^
.emitted as light rays)
ealorescent aJj. itCWSTrl ( X\)
Calorhampbus dm 41W3**-tr3'^
ealori.

caloric *, a I Ck'**- (the prine pie 0^
heat) 7ft* u.

xv!i<s-xsr nij. Vek vt ■y«Sva.\i,'i ta- caW

tufl Tfg*. tIV^

calonc engine *1**

caloric fluid FAys. 7* If*
calortctly (sbilitv todecelop andiaaitf*
tain animal heat) exxMl /.
calonc paradox FAys. zBt* WTSTSt
calorie, calory FAys. (a vih of beat)
7T es,

ralorificient oJ.-. FAys •!. T^*T
ealonSc, ealonflcal *,(/« I 7^*T
calorific rays Ti*T

C«l*deinT»ol«t

271

ckU in 4;ti«tUon

C violct = iQ<iuithreite violet
C }'e1lo» BioJaDlhrene yellow
Ciledoniin browns mineral brown
calefieient o.lj (lieit pro lucinj;)

TK

calenJar 1 ftfirrtt / (sa almanack)
3(of a utmersiti)

3 HHfluHn }

Cilenilar day {f'afil’^tlahottoned

to ^•>1)

ralendir nioolb Ttlt SIR
caleo-Uent e<\'4rn%.
lalendar etaleinenl <r^
caleolar rrjrslcgal year =

f>fi;

calendar >ear ttalulirt
ealen'ier tij Xeililea (to press bm
tttcen rollu-a) ftvfjrr
caifodef '..uirupt from Lit fyiin

drill) tlTTt? m

(.aleodered nd; Xiftilei fir^rTtH
CilendultiJot

C ofCciDilii (Wrican oiaiisold,
raUniuta coinmon znarigoldi ear*
den mangold mangold pot narr
kol(l)Pm>»>P5«(ain ilett)
calendulas marigold m marigolil
fiowera r/nrtii TpJ* fi ft^T
Cilrnum grande -Lisnea graodis
fli'i

calf nVrid ill tratt
«alf Irmpb iftT?? aft

5'<ftW

Ciir« anout m.

eililKT tdiaiiietec ol bullet tube etc )

III

liliber lornpaasscilipereiTmftt m

lalilratcift llucertain thamlilicr

01 a tutio)«»T'afT«^Tet

2 (re'-tily graluiliona )

cjlibrjted (u/; «r«V. sflfilVt*
lalibriteJ dnl wr-r» at^ts
ralibratcd arale f-Jiiij

Iiiai.ol to inlicile values) »1CT

ralil rjiioii 1 ri l^c a<t«?
eililioiT 1 (a wo Ver ) e/n^uc
rlsflVT (.ijWo (an mUruroeiit)
rrii-j n

2 nwle-JIT* n

cal ibre scaliber

caliche (a rather poor type of natural
Chilean saltpetre) mjmc M
calito n

calico Aavine Cot /*./ rifil»t ^W)
raliio printer
taliro printing

calico veftow Col /» f «f^®5 <1?
Cahiul Groj a«?VM n.

Calidiie trea(inlndinit occurson the
mud dal on the seashore)

Caliiotniaa cinchona raa

mont) m. (B .N ^ )

caliper n mrffTAfn
inside caliper wim timfll
outside caliper V}(r tqmflr
slide etiipcr ^ tgiflftr
caliper rft Forester ( to meajure
diameters)

caliper peugc tvimORn
calisayeharksycllowhark (Cisekou

coliiairo)^^47T m.

calisthenics l (the science ert. or
pcectice «( free bolily exercise to
promote streoglh and gfacefuloeee)

3 (the exercise or light gyuaaestiee
thereseWes) «tf<«l«l« m.
calixocalys
cilkscaulk
call 1 WTCR n ,

3 arrnewn

3 Cam.

4 \aal (a whistle used to summon
ssTiors to duty) xftft

5 Hit (a aummonv by bugle< etcj
wxnp^ n

formal cal)

at call (on demand) xtlt^
call to the Bar Srlnyv
Cilia aromatics = lloDtal«iiKDa aro>

nialica Bet.

C rubearrDS=s)l«ioalom«na nitre*

Callacanlbit tics ^IZ>ccv;.a-vira
(throat a*l rosy rel Tse)
call a halt f^.ir mnCT^
call l-cll armrf xiaft. tft XT*#!
call hook 1 fnen-^V
3 Cen xn«ai S*V
call coufiiia(eUim kinship vrsth)

wVrn

call day (day on vrbich calls to the
bar take place) »4iaTS5ftyTfV^
call deposit

called bond (a bond ooDcerning which
a notice or call has been sent out
— Aiyar p. 171b)xnra« »»«
called forth

called tor trial % feij WTja

called up capital Coes sn^TTJ^ft

Callendar's apparatus (mecbrnical
eiyuiralsnt apparatus with friction
ot VihWn wtapipwl tOT.c.i v iw-oi
uVtrfJT-Slf^

Callendar*! compensated constant
^ preiiure air thermometer
fW{

Cillendir'i theory (vapour pressure
hypothesis of oimotio pressure)

antrfVftr^

Ctllene Jett aaii^

call for rfrim

call for quoiitiOBi tl<mt
CallisDirt Zeti Tilim’Snnfl
C bialtU «I*llTW«

Cilliesrpa Bol "tnT-lWft
C. ■rl^rei(asmall tree— Basu)Vf

hn

C. cans (Lit coavi 'whits'r ib(Io>
resceaes whitiih gray— BasOlYl

. tm

C Isnata Stirtta* (ktu

Bombay oaror)

C mserophylUdeavas IS 6-S3 cms.

long— Baau)

C.walhchisDa.eC.Ianata
Csllichtbys Fori. g«TnftT »^rfs
Calligonum Bo) J^»I unTlft
C. polygonoidet STlffl

Calligrspha Zoel gtm sr¥Tf)l
cslligrsphy I m ■ g^tx^ n
Slnsei.

call in 1 (to collect) (tirgvT

3 (to withilraw Itom eiiculalios)
Huigtw, )l pin
call in arrear arrfjtT
calling 1 KtRVTJt n
3 w nft ft TT m. (Conil )

Lv calling them T»« 5^ »T
calling on iignal Fly. etTSr^-frH
callings tlX wriTfiralkT (Corst)

calling wilnetset for the proserutien

stfiTatift % rnfsttf th ir.'WT
call in question ernfw *tni, sr^

CiUiep* 275 etlorifie

Calliope Arei (having bnlliintly
colonied throat)
Calliop4ii=Coreopii» Bot-
!nr%

calliper n . c5.~cahper n , tb.
Calliphora Zeel (a genna of large
llae-bottle flies)

Callippic CTcle Citron. ^
Calliitemon Bot {calli$ 'heantifal',
itefTvoe 'itimena')

callistephin Cof /ni.

Callistephns Bot. (ralli ? + GL iie-
phot 'crown') 957* srnft
C. chinensit <17 95i*
calliithealca=calitthenics
Calliito Citron- (fifth satellite of Jnpi*
ter) TT5^ m ^

Callithamaion Jet jJtW^ sraift
Callithrisallapale ^oof VJlPt

Calliiura ZoJ.

CalliiricUidae Zoel. m.

Callitns Bat, (genss of the e>(>r«as
fines) tnn^

C oblongs 5T7T7
C. rhomboidea ytmw

call loanadeoand loaa tnvTT-TVTT
call aooey WTTt'Tfftt
call money market wmj Ttfij fnft
call names iTi^ •TTSir^ «T71
call nomber Xiifortea (a nomber
aiaigned to a book to desigoste its
location) STunt*, wnl*
call off (to summon away, divert from
dnty) aillSH, WW tl Rim
call of the bonae ninnist, (roll,

call la a parlumentsr^ body)
ntrjTTT

Callolophus Attf gftrsrjraift (having
a long Sod broad crest gRiM)
call one’s conduct into ipettion%lft
% enw^vi 7T *{■11
call on or npon wigM *{<ii
call option (option to buy) *7-^757
Callorhjnchns Zod. (snout prodnead
and provided with apendent tactile
organ > STtTgvT HJrtfi
C. antamiens ^fijmn-TTltrgvT
callose n (Lat. calfuei ‘thick ikui*i
Bantknt fevt-f ^iie as in cellnlose)
BoL, BioeJiem. (0^15 n.
callose (id/. Bol. (fnmiahed with

protnbersBt hardened apota)
callosity m. (annent word)
call oat 7^1517, 555171
call over (to go over by reading
aloud name liy name, roll call) THT
7f ^7T, CSII7I

call paid inadranreCom. ffttm
calls in arrears ssTfllS snn>T
calls unpaiil srTVt fflTPT
call the roll 371^^ ^71
call to aitourA to demand an ex.

planitiofi) sii'Hi

faTt to mind STf* CTTt
call to order (m an assembly) <777X1
W!FT7 *T7J

eall to the Bar *717177 ^ItIT T7J
call to witoes* XII77 % 57771

Calluna/lor (k geiins of the heath
lamil) > closely related to Ertea)
IxtTfJunTfil

C. vulgaris (common heather)
?Titn*7 ^rv77Sl
call nnpatd sr^ fltfPT
call ap 1 (to bring into view) ^15*
W[ft7 *<ei, W7J

2 (to require pay meet of) «i*Ml

3 (sammoo to aerre in the army)
•7517, 57771

call upon 17(77

2 V 777 TfTT (aa ID mills will call
upon tbe State Covemment to take
delivery)

call opca to show cause 7777 TBil): i
few 5W|71 (7(7l)

callns Bot. (a deposit of callose, a
bard aobstance) ftuio m.
callns tissue Bot

calm cJj tn=7, firai^, (ooagitated}
urjT7,'ft7i7

Calmetip-Cuerin bacillnt (a etraia of
tnbergls 'bamlltts depnved ot ita
Timlence by a senes ot cnitnres
in gtyeennated oxgall) wfyT^T^
5*7T3 ^

calms ^773, TTl^ n.
cslm weather Oecff SUM’ 7g
Calocnadinae Jw# «n%tTT5UtT w.
Caloenas ^res (tbe necVb'Tarnished
with long metallie hackles) w'sisi*
BTift

calombo Bcalumha

calomel (merenrons cUonde} 7K1^7

fi. (77. for 7777 meicnrons + tftw
chloride)

calomel electrode Phyneal Chert,
7T^t?7

calomel electrode stand 7i>tl^7
PT

calomel ointment = ointmenC of
mercurons chloride Pkarm. Tint
jftfT'WItjMR

Calonyction Hot.TS^Clf^JtTTTftT
C. bonsnoxslpomoca bonanox
( moon flower ) H7Jn*7
(Baan, Ean. w^c^rfbf, Bombay 77f.
77^77)

Calojierdix ^rri (it appears to frequ*
ent very dense humid jungle) 77*
fTfwT'BTift

Calophyllnm Bot- S7l7'77lft

(Xapetalnm (petals ml— 'Basu)
W^a 5777

C. decipienss C. apetalnm
C. elstnm(kIalabaTpoon. poontree,
airpoon tree) 4 t®*377<t (Mai.
fnolanpnnna)

C. iDophyllum (Alexandra lanrelr
Alexandrian licrel) <7T7T*7 5*77
(B.N.M. aim, Ben Mae Tel.
Un. S«f>T.Tam. jarT^, Mal.poKno)
C, polyanihum 573*7 5*^

C spectsbile ift«r 57f»T
C tomentosumeC. elatam
C. wightisnomaC apetalum
rilopbyllui Bel. Tost 9^^
caloreseence (beat raya absorbed and
.emitted aa light rays) 5777*7^137 /•
calorescent sd;. 57X17*7771 ( X’k)
Calorhimphus 57515** 57771(3

calon. 57-

caloric n. Old Chnn (the principle of
heat) 5ft* «.

calonc ad], (ol or pertaining to cafo*
n<f) 5(7*1 3fKl7
calonc engine *1V77

cslone fluid Phyt. 57 57
caloncily (ability to develop and maio-
tain animal heat)T77VT|/.
cslonc paradox Phyi
calone, calory Phyt (a nnit of heat)
57 m.

calonfacient ad]. Phytiol. 57*T
caloniie, calonfical ad]. 1 7^*7
calonlie rays *+*{ 7^

calorificttion

276

caia«l’(

2 (of or pertiming to liert)
otlorifiratioo (projocllon of beat)

^ /

cslonfic ctpaoily Ph^t 'arf^ffT

calorific power Tf*ft
calorific ray* TfjR
calorific* F;iyi wlfWl/
calorific value *5^

calorific wool FJiarwi
c*p*icuni wool
calonfirr iTt^ m
calonfy i6 (to rerder hot)
calori'rnic adj (geoeratmg heat) 3%-

calori iDcter Phii «.

ealoriaeier bomb = bomb cilonmeier
JW’V?

calorimetnct calorimetrical (of
or pertaining to calorimetry) 71

caleiKDPtry PJiyr llftrfi/
caloniator irt(^,n
caloriit 711i^l(n.)"«

Cilonxe 2Jm\ (to treat by a procei*
lot coating netal uinally iron
«r ateel. with alummidm by tppli
cation of beat) «>Tn &<i) n.

«aloriaer » cilomaior
calory TT n

Cilosinibe* iDdiciwOroaylum iodi>
cum Pot

Calotet Zaol 7in7nVf^7T-tnrf^
Calotropie Bot Iti StmD
C. gigtntea RWT»7 *r4 (D ,N ,M *
Kao Ilin *Tei,Mir *TV7I,Quj
•orfr, Tel >rt;5. Tam arfu,)

C. procera (young part* clothed
with white cottony toraentura™
Dtjii) eti (n ,il. a>tT4. Hm.
all ■err)

calolropi* cortex ar4

ciloite Zc-vi rrfinn/

Caltba Bert tr*^

C bitma’= Aconilum pjlmitum
I hin,*l'ii»ii = C. palutlni
C palu'tri* (inar*h uitrigoldj

cjhhrcp (rrifcMJtii Iwrrilrii) w».

(n M ), »l>eT

caltrop I n (from Bengali)

2"c*librt'p

calumla rAorm. VVrv cwri «.

calumbae ridisa^caliiniba root
calumba root Pfiarm.
caluinba wood (CeactniHm /iimtr/t-
fum)

caluraniite *6 %A%l()iei.

fntRfi 5TI nji tfl^ Bnr-n
ciluraBiMiOR aee calumniate
calumniator

caluRiDiaiory 4>di4lft4l<

catumey

firr?tf»r^ri tn.

calx Clirm arftIT/.
ealyeaoihisc CJkcm. ifteijeft/.
Celycaothua Dot. (it baa dark-rad
fiovera—Wab. a v atrawbarr^
*bnib) «i>r?J«t4rnfit
C. floridiit sfritf-7TN]a7
Calycopten* B«t Tnvtdmn
C. Iloribnnda gRRP47t«<¥l(Mal-
mVt)

cilycnlu* dfpeet (a cupdika or calyx-
Ilka •trueture at the ba*a of tha
aporangiuto) arwwifitf ( /. (from
try)

calymrea Zcot tgelatiooueprotoplaaBi)

Astftrer m

CilymmitotbeciBot (Cat c<ify<ainato
from CV dofyplrin "to C 0 DCeal’+
tlwca)

C, hoeDiogbaa*! (it baa glandular
tpine*) bTri**; ^einnt
calyplerocalyptra aifrtc: n
cilypirrate »calyplraie«<f/ (having
a calyptra) aidlVw
calyptcri form *= cilyplri form ad],

Cilyploblaatca Zool #(f rrq tn
Calypionieoa ^r«t aFlpt >nrt% (tha
graatar part of tha bill itaelf la con*
crated by the feathera of the lorea
which are leogtbeoed and directed
fornardt)

calyptra 1 (any capUkacovaring)
■fii'ktri

2 (coveriDg of the capauU) dTVffT

m.

garootcap

calyptraic ••ealypterate
cilyptriformwcalyptenform

calyptrogen Dot Cio which tha root-
tap ^wrfn origioalee) m.

Calystoxoa ■■ EndoprocU ((ha body
la enp-ahaped— FH. 1 306}
ni.pl.

Calyitcgia Bat, (often uoited to Con-
wImi 1 b» rtied ff*]f>) ^riTT'JJTTfs
C. (cplum (flowera ara iceotles*)

ejy* 1 (K) Dot 5«TOf»r m. (e:l (C/. to,
^ ‘cal) X of a lotni')

2 dM( nrWTO w.

SZool (eup)«ifrni.
calyx lobe*

eamifscA (utad to give complieatad
and exactly timed morement*) nm

catnarellaacibal

Cambara* Zool, (frathwater eray-
fi*hw) -ii*rn(5ii gjiifa
camber 1 Slaeh. ((light convexity)
Kiforei/

2 5iirp fnrs!/

camber *(, flaeh. (to give eonvaxily
to) •njttn

cinbered od; ifark tflfftm
cambered fink tnixwFrench trai*m
Belgun truu Bln errfwi-jw-T^.

camH*) (of or pert to cambium) ^vr*
eimhiil iBitiaU Dot, ^-ei n i ^ yn
(UcLeanie9l)

cambiat abeatb Bet- *tnT*t
cimbiat 1 (i dealer in ootes aod bill*
of exchange) flTOTOTffrft (-t^) m.

2 (a penoQ (killed la exebange)
fkfiwgftty rK

cambium I (eaehaoga) fW>JTO m.
2Bol 79^/-

cambium cell Bot. 'ftjrr
cambium ring Dot. >(71
Cambodia VVThr m
cambogewgamboge (oUimately (roB
Camholia, Sanskrit <'^X) CT>^ m.
carabogii = camboge
Cambrian age or period Otol (lieteT-
S'* (charaetarired by Trilohile*),
^’7 S'! (tha Uainianta lerie* of
lelitnentary rock* repreaent the
Cambrian period in Korthero India)
camrl gxg m . tz
earoel-cirt 4z H;?!

c.n.i-iiiT.1 :n =«opi'-

ehtmber]

9 (of or portuniaj to poMte £n«Bw)

morl driret 4JT[ttT»
ctaiel b»5r*sC*iB*l’t Imr
rainelhiirbni»b=cameri biirbnjib
csiorl bidr

f«TTi>ln=«ni\ine brown
Cunrlidie 7 < 3 C<

cimrlinr o-fj (c»n>el-colouT«d) 3 ^'T^
ramrltu (» coIobti rrd la hue tsd
of rer^ hi|h*^ Mturetioo)
Ctnrllia Cct ^- 5*1 fa
C. tbra (tea plant, ^saam t«a,
China trai Indian tea, tea) 5W!*I

Vt

C. thrifera=C tbra
ramrlUn (found in tea teeOa) /.
camel load «tt
camel man T? 4I(C,

Cameloidea (anpecti^nily)

camelopard Z-xi. fWlQ w*
Camelopardalia, Camelopardaln* v
Giraffe Jefeen. TQot.

Camelope Zxi> I'liit-ST.fif
camel pell

camel a<foot Dx.1. awfl /.
camel** hair 7 t? Vht. %Z k TTV
camelVhairnd;

camel *ditir brush ^ %

WBf *

eamel ikia Td ^

camel'* thistle (Teijaeps seJlifutasl
Bst-

camel'tri^ 7d*tr4, 9^ CT crd
Camelus Zirf.Td-3nT%

C. aniiqnas Jf 15^ Td
C. bactriann* (it bas two buspa

C. dromrdanu* (one bump t5\
on lb* back)

C. siraleDsi* (from the SiwaLk for-
mation of India)

cameo ^rees (a eoloor, T*l!ow-n*JO
in hoe, cf low *T tatnratioa
and hi*h ® kr Jliaaes) U fOstlt
camera 1 «, dstn

3 (closed ehanb«r)tl5^W
*M(I

to eaaera a,

3 FVCv *•

eamera poo }fit. (osd ta aim pnn)
cameral aJj. 1 (cf cr portaiainp to a

PlWiWrt

eimeralislic aeieoec (branch cf **!>
nomica wbicb t* concerned with
public rarence andespcnditoreiand
their effects ca the economic con-
dition of th* ccEJonnity) TT3»lftW
ftTR

camera lorida (^ir« (closes a Tirtoal
imase of an ohiect to appear a* if
projected upon a plane snrface, so
that the outline map be traced)
in-

cameraman m.

camera regri (Chamber cf the Einj)
pn idT

Camera Sca«caru= Excheijner rbsnt -
ber

Camera Stellata ^'.^IST? vi.

eamener wmnlberry porplc (a eoloufi
blu-ab red Wue rv‘fY^ in hue.
and of low fir brdliacee)
Ciffiilwtboosasdleaf (^JUCm mile-
/cfisml /.

cammock iwibeusandleaf (iektilm
milfe/cfian) trpfnsft /.

3 whuodred bole* (Cyperscass per*
/.Totan) tnrt* at. (t^ *kole’ LJ
Swfleabaoe (r«Ite<ma dytrnf/rna)

camomile 1 (anp pfant of the ftnus
daikmii) m,

9 (i'afrtcorsa cis-tceailfa) '•Jf-’'*

3 Pkjiwi.^anthcaiidis florea V^.
^ n. (we chamomile)
cvn-openis« aalac detomoftle trtt-

camonSsfe finnr, wstw w.
camooSs'e netting FiiTlta-^rA
camp hihi liL (OonsV)^ tt., %TT,
VfTT

camp aecoust vr-dvT
camp aeeonet book fcfitT-^TW-j’ra
eampaipn J

3 wfWT», ■fHf't’t «.» SWTTJS^T
•»., BVT-iJtiaTI. (a coccected senes
cf cperstioc*) /.

camp allowance

campaaaccost »J/ (beC-abtwed.'^’ZTVT

campanolofT (soienee cf nnsing be’’*)
Campanula

C. rotundifoli* r'l^ys) ^si'^r?
Campanulaceae Bit. (the betl.’ower
famdj)«*TlS«T-55f n
campannla Htllen C^xi u=ob hks
expanded outer portion of i. s fiL”
form process' ^ 5 ^ «

Cimpanulales B^t n.

Campanulatae ^cf n.

subfamil>)

rampanulste=bcll shaped jj; ^rn
*rT,5*IIFT

campannlate aisc Zuci. ftrr

campinuline iLaS. cats^iriiila
Col. Jef Vfrzttf.
camp arrangements firfiTJntr^
eampbcUine oil orasse = oil orange
rampbelltne oil rellow N supra »
butter rellow
camp rue firfiT frt**
camp ea*h book
camp tletk frStT'fefir*
camp rommsndast fhfsrt'Snr^
camp coDiiateBl expenditure
gwiw w

eaap eopr fnfirt-Bft
camp correspoadeaee reputtt
TircftTT Vyd
camp dak
camp dispcosarj
caapeiehr bux.k=deep black
campeacbr tree = loprooi

taryftfw coinpecftias’i’n) ri.

campearhr wood = blanhola

Campcphspdie Jrc* m.

Iiaa; pluniaie la wt-ch red or yel-
law IS the dominant colour, fr^-
1 ^ ancient came)
camp eqnipare firfirT-fiTSHxn
camp e^ipment fr^TT-^tVT
campestral e,ij i (frowinj in £•’»})

S (relating to fielia' i&9^
camp expense* fiifst-crs
camp follower I (a e.T .tnaccempany.
in^ an array ^

9('fay'»t ssrrant) frfkTTJTt
camp furaiiur* fir^-TTWs
camp puird fdlT-nff
camph-, caapho. (cam ~h.r)

:tnphan«

278

canal

campluDe Ch€m. n.

oniphine group
cimphioie adj. Chem
«4mphaDone Chem.
campbiDjl CArm n

camp heidqnirter
cainphene Chtm n

camphioe /.

cainpluri = beam plsnt (Lawsmia
TWnw m (U N)
caiopho., caraph* (camphor)
campho adj Chem
«amphocarboi}rlic adj Chem
aK(v^

camphoid Pharm w

campbol CJtem n
campbolic acid ana

eampholide n

campholytic acid {eampKo- +aleetro-
lyU) CheTu ana

camphor «
dextro caiiipbor ^
lero camphor or inatricaria cam-
phor «•&

luaclite camphor arTtfjc^
raeemii* camphor
lyntbeiii camphor <!f^e
artificial camphor f fnr vtit
^um camphor
camphor ti ■camphorate
camphora Pharm ^camphor
Camptiora Dot
C oflirnurum niAl>i(
camphoraccoui adj
camphorate n Client, (a salt or aatar)

vtfrt «

camphorate ci (to imprognata or
treat with eampfiot) *^«:»t
aemr, 0:^5

camphorated adj
camphorated oil Pharm
camphor cinaamon = camphor
(Cinoamomimv eampWo) n-
camphor ftoweri
camphor gam
camphoricady

camphoric acid Chtm an*r

dexiro- or ordinary ramphone
acid wen WT«mt *ifN irnr

IcTO-eamphoncacid *frt-«\fr» araw
racemic camphoric acid rjftw
»\rr«an«

deatro-, Icvo sod racemic i>o-

camphoric aoil ^ , VTIt ,
llftw WMt

camphoni anhydride
camphor ice

camphor in oil PAarm cl^ 1)7 R
«PP

camphortae=cMnpIioraie
camphor laurel — camphor tree
camphor lioimcat ^ camphoraled
oil

camphor moao tiromulc

s?r»r ^

camphorodync PAerm C^pItT m.
camphor oil

white, brown, blue, lighl, hcay/
camphor oil ^1t, VS,

carapharanc= camphor -phorono
Chtm •%«/

camphororiH: acid sm

carephor-oxtmc Chem.
camphoroyl Chem »-

camphorphorooc m eanphorooe
camphor plaol^eliainoinile (dntAa-
mil noAilia) ••
camphor •alieylateCAcm
d-eamphor 10-aulphonu. acid Chem.

K 1a-y«lft« SWT
camphor tree strtV
camphor tree ol China a camphor
camphor tree of Japan scamphor
camphor water a aqua eamphorae

camphor wood *%' *1*?, STJ
camphory — camphoraecout
camphoryl Chem «.

camphyl-amme CAem
carophjlen* Co« » '

camping 1 fnf<n vni m.

3 vfi(vln m (out of lieadeoartara)
camping ground

ramping place (itfiT aviv
camping aeaaon f^lfArvnr
camp labour fitftr vftt*
camp l>nguage)nTaim(atia growth
of Urda oa a camp language)
tamp neoialt

Carapodea Zaol (a gonna of inaacla
without ayo^ ai^Jnnft
eanpodeiform a ibyaannriform a>IJ
Zed. pwTtfltST

camp^f-exerc>ac ignm fitf^

camp office ftrftT

camp offiicr ftlfarwr^Tlfl

camp offiic return) ftrftr-ViVlwfl-

camp pachela fjtftr
camp register ftlftr-vrift
liimp aaDitilioafn^tV^ViTf
Cimpiia raditani (truiiipot creeper)
Dot mup? rlnvssff
tamp me fefWTOTV
camp lupply ftrfjT-trTTV
camplonile Pttreg (it coniisla Mian-
tiall) of ptigioelaaa laldiparBiI’tfl
and blown hornblendo'ltl^’ttt)
ffTTW^nisam,

Camptoiaundae Pafwnfof VtfRTt-^
a. ( bant replila’— Swinton p 123)
Camptoiaurui Pnfttmlal.VWTZ-snnft
camplotrichia Zoel (Ok lampto*
■fietible’ tPVtftv a.
eimp tranaport ftlfal flffVgor
eimpulitropilacampylotropoua
campiilitropiral a campytoiropoui
camputiiropoua a campylotropoua
cimpyloiropoiia eJj (Gl. litiapvfM
'eurraiV + froporti -WdJ) Oat •■I"
rt

camahaft IfocA Ullm/,
can n vrft / . W» n , »*tl
can c^ wflBtv, w srii

Caeada baltimaCanada turpentine
(lurpontine yiatdad by tlia baliam
ifttPl fir) «.

Canada bllaam bottle Chem V^VItT,

Canada Deabane (AVi^eroii cnnadcntii)
tifssifn m

Canada moonieedftraall white flawara)

f'mjat v»gdht

Canada tarpentincw Canada bal.

CanaJian fleabancaCanada Oeabaoe
Canadian hemp>iapocynum Pharm.
innn/,

Canadian maidenhair ( ddianiai*
p«f<ifu"») m.

Canadian poplar (black Italian poplar,
ZVpafui eanndentit) t^dt
canadile Petra/ (nephelino-ayeniLM
with limaaoia
falJapar— Johannaen) SI?lVI»S m.
canal i STVl/,vn
Sdnnf J571 /

canal and Unkgaugai

279

Cancer

canal lad Uok gtogca fFH »nn CWT

arrm^

canal bank plintationa Fcrttlrt
fTT-^TTT
canal boat

canal charge 5^in SHTIt

canal colony

canal colony plantation}

Ttrra

canal department jfTI faWiU
Canal Deputy Collector
*TS75^1

canal diapensary f Pfl-JlTiTTS^
canal duca 5V*
canaliculate <i»/j (“clianneled') ^irft

anr.

canalicule Fool jf-FW/
canal in deep cutting rraflT fm JWT,
rrjfl^^sryy
Canal Management Act
arRi^wtr
uual ofBcer

canal of Scitletnm .liint fit goe«
rouid tlie limbui) /

canal patrol fwr l^nrr.ifr, ^ »l

canal pipe line ywT •»:««’
canal plaotattona jMlfwn
canal raya-aKanal'itrahlen Phit.
•inn-thff

canal rereBuc jrffl-atPTR
canal nilea fa[T<r

canal atrip Fortilrj/
canal ayitem
canal tail Irny. "<

canal theory of tidea ^fitrou

wm) «7 fe^n-

canil traffic g ni e rr
papal tunnel Gtoj UTTI
cinil water 55tn-aB, ^
canal worka ye^r

Caningi odoratasCanangiotn odora<
turn Pel

CattanjiiuTT iJet art^WT^tf JCrf-T

C. odoratum *rif^tT«(Kan.

*p^f=T«n:, Tel. irjrtrTT^)

Canannm Pet C« g<WlgJnrft
C beofilenae *Tt gagtrrg
C. commune (Jara almond trs«)
rfnnrggMeiaig 'Hm
C. atnctoin (black dammar tree^
rrc'pT (Baau. Mar. Kan,

rr^.Ben Hiii.Cn|
rinary bird

canary broomogeniaie
canary gtaaa «(ln}nE
canary yellow (reddiah ye*low

in hue and of high ff bnlliance)
aftT’T’S

CanavalAfiof W^ajfcr^lJTJnfy
C enaifonnie (sword bean, broad
bear, patagonian bean) WST®
«rfHftTr<l (D.M fiflftNl. Hm
ikodsantalt Mar khadasamMa-
ban ladatare)

C enaiforiDia rar viroaa = C

C viro«a = Hild aword bean fCJlJ
W^nfjt»<tiBa»af'lT=t.Beri kalan
tfim, Dri lofa aimo)
canaaatin B<ocA<r>
cjtiliviie jyrttftafa m (TT for
h>drosei). ‘•tq. iron, g* for
tiUcate, -ra lor fifm mineral)
cancel .6 fHrt CT^T 51?

I (toatnlra oat with 'inea drann
(tUice Ttiae) rWl'J^A

3 (to mark (or omisaion with
line* drawn lattice wi<«) WTg

3 (to croaa out mth a line or line*)
arg-^mi

4 (to atnle out)

8 (to delete) "nwig,

6(tn etase)Ttr<W fira^T

7 (to annul) etfiryirtPT

8 (to p-ale void) tll*«td, 5TgT
g (to destro>) H'tH. glV *TgT

10 (to reioVoor recall) ftw ff-gl'

pg, u*gmg

II (to abolish)

12 (to obliterate) wlWhg, nm^t

13 do blot out) grwhn

14 (to noutraliae)*"Ww,

15 (to counterbalance) cfH-

n3*»g

1C (to compenvatefer) pld'H"!.
qR 5 T*n

17 (to cToaa or mark with a line or
tinea)

16 ifalh. (to remove a eommon

divisor, etc ) (aocieit word)

ig SSane (to bonnteract the effecF

of previocB abarpe, Hats, etc . .)
20 Prinlinj (to dele)
cancel ia.t «ignil fignal P.ly.

OqrtiT-flyn

cancellate iJcf (coaraelj reticulate!)
cancellated, bone = *porigv b 0 n r

fijfTBwfhx

cancellation 1 n

Si/ Ilk t>

pancrllatton adi icP *1*1 11

cancellation and con-oluiation of

dcLu s^ rr Da^rpt afiT *i*rvg

cancellation notice rjTTf

cancellalion of allotment

firing

cancellation of initrumeni* r jrir TT
fr»)TT

ranevllatjoo of licpoceirg^FiT-fTs^rT
cancellation of permit arg*VTf5pr)Tg
caneellatioh of re‘er\ation Plj Tf*
f\'ni *1 yrpn

cancellation of attmp* j^frfrT <}-•*)

gq

cancelled adj

cancelled bv tran<fer to qV ?5T!r*q»n

rro ftFiryn

cancelled cl eque fttvfftry tp qrTT
cancelled concesaion tfftfrtt

cancelled for transfer IHTTWT ftTsV

frr

cancelled note iT«g*r

cancelled note account

canccllcil leeuni) gfraiTv

cancelled atatcmenl fitFVfrct friT’T
cancelling n

cancelling date fr#hTg (ygr*
cancellin: officer fkwTTg nf^ft
rsncellou* erf/, diiat. ('laiing a spon
gy or porous atruetvire) fuf^^
cancelment fWVgg 11
cancel out ib 1 / j 1 4 -i
Cancer Ztnl (» genus mclnding a'lora
er»b*) wiz mtrOr

C. pagurua (Bnt.Mi olible crib—
CND lV19I/*rVT«<2
Cancer Ailron =Crib n.
o CancriaAcubens fftw ^ o
Q Cancri a Al Tarf *"i m

cinctx

280

onlctr TOta

Y CuicriE^Asellas BoreUis nitf
«iCm.

i C»oct\«AmUo» Antlrtlu

*i, 5^^ rii

f C«ncn=Tffinine .Ijjron ^

etacerj^/rf ttUl|?CT
cuter of boi>c]
cuccr of ttt'ix

cuKcr of nirrus
rutcTvort M m

eueniute "i tt- for ?PT5

tojinOi (or «'*4"iia olurainium
iH for *rpn^ cirboBOto, for%r-ff^
tilieilt, (or minortil)
cucrvin on« Sltd XT’*

CiD^alur tree ( Cmdint arbtwta )

/ (B ^ ,M I

cudeltbra bruebiag /'or/ifry

candeltbram (.oroADeatol lonp stand
earrj isg caadles) »»
esadicaoi Bat Tat (ahising tvbi(«)

vndiriot (shiBiag vhits) Tirvtr {C/
Hindi S^^white)
eudidscft candidature art^ftn /
cudidaie 1 W TT iff ('P^) m (tea appli
cant)

a (at an elsstioa) PrtWntff ( ri) m
candidate for a degree ( t^l

candidate for CoverDmeni Service

anff? feaiwiff

caodidate under Kainiog triertnil^'^

»i?n irwiff, BfsTtnndt^ ai*urfT

candidature ‘•eindidsc)'
canHidou* (shining \thito)
caBdilufl^^raodTtufl
Landle 1 (nas candle) fiirTBwfit /,
wVtnt^

a (a unit of IigliOnfi/
c a o J I C'b ark (Siicalyplui rabiJa)
Gnws TC

candle bUcV. Col f ltd ftnmfl ^
candlenaifd^arieci mo/uccsno) SVVT*
(ittm.

cudle power *f?r*JTT. rfi-fjfit/
caiid1e>wirk 1 ftntWJpICl^

a^fresloulleiadVioacam iJtop-

laa) tida^ar HI,

caadv 1 ((roai Banalirit Wr^^wliieb is

the parenl of Pertian **?) WeT* n
Ssfugar caDdf n- (^TTI

white au^ar + 3^^ fifaft
candytuft BoL fkftZtJtt m.
cane I vft/.

3^ m..ftll, am
3 ipr

cane Might ^.atrnnft
eane borer (any of varioita beetles
rrbiehi m the leiral statei bore
into the pith and destroy (heeanes)

cane brake VtlR-g? ff
cane bnoatone^rol) au1phur:=attch
aolphur
cane earner
cane chair

Cane Commissioner ^ in

commiasiooer* aaeient word), ami*

arrj*

cane crop n)l t^

cane cmaber ^ ^fn.
cane c*illhiogfgd1l3, mn ^Tm
case cultivatMO f fir, ai% O ^

Cane DetelopaeatOffieer^

eaae frower nwt^swiT*

Caneili Set

C winterude ( cineamon hark,
whitawood. wild cionamoa )
anaiTiv IhTVI (rtf ‘eifininon’
ancient word)

candle alba m cuella bark Jf«d.

/.

caoeUa bark.&?Vi3f /
canella bark faauly ^Ciadliceae
Candlareae Bo( fentvf )«a ••
cinelle ^ tnilioe browa
cane miil (e null for crushiog sugar-
eaoe)P5>ft3d)/

cancsceot Bd. (bevies efine greyish-
white pubescence, bosryr)

(•PO

cioe augar fg-nia, •ll
Canes VcBBtict llutiting Oogt

dalrois. W* m-

Csnes Venatiesd ,la{reii. (say of the
< meteors wbeee radieni is la the
f Cane* Venatia) fed f
cane icsling alalioo ftg-^ftta^pm.

cane tifbn baakei <( WTflT-ffhn.

JWHT Vj

caue trash (refuaa ol sogareane) fJj-

eane tray for papera Wit ^ TWrft
can factory ^ijWt

, canfieldiie n. (C- (or ailrer.

It for ttl tin, 3- fo' grtfR aulplinr,

•fa lor«‘3ta mineral)

Canidae Zool T» fTT in
caninewiingle cuspid -diut

canine incisors ^ m. (fron VfTff
nfffi— 5 st wsO)

eiDine tooth us.

Cams Zeal tf sai%

C aureus acinar

C. dingo {a dog very destruetiTa
-T^to sbeep "fi) wftfF I»l
C familian* (the dog) rtl-tIM Tfl
C lupjs (Lat ]npui ‘wolf T*) T*
ffT

C Tulpea (foj) ftrr
Canii Major Attrtm vjwnp n. (aneienk
word)

o Cioii MijonsaDog ilirMStrfnt
tntt wv

^ Cams Msjoria s* Murtim ^tf)f
Btufm

^Cami MajenawTeuv^igraf

t Cinia Majorts m Adbart

1^.

( (jsia Ma/onawFurud

■I Cams Mijntu •• Aludrt rtiftf

Cams Minor J, Iron
u Cams Minnns a rroevon ffipt
(If yi«« in

Q CanisMinons ,C-»it:^it.^'4r4F
►Hi"*’* I*

Cams Slinond Aitron

/

canker 1 flanl fajkoJ (a Usion irftflt
ot the bilk On woody planta
the lesiona arpear as a mors or less
open B ound) fff wn, ww frwTt ««.

2 {P.ipartT rkosos) as.

3 iThrMOrafn o^onafr) JCftYW /.

canker dieeatr tf*

canker rose (Paj.irer riasaa) twf^^

231

eanthujdixrazi

<caaVerwoit {Taraxacum efi<i»aU)
TTTfWl/-

Caana Bet *?T5n-yi &

C. indiea (Iidian shot. Ii'diin h«sd,
ladiSQ reed) *TT3t*’I-*r^3TT(B , S •
lI.»E«n- Hia- Bn.

^aonaheoe n ( from ffTO!

Cantuihn indica)

«annabta frafl /

Caanibinacei^ Sot 5^ b.

«aanabiniDe fraSrf) /
cannabiool fSrs'TT m.
cannibtnon frafen /

'‘annabia tanaate fVai^SITftT
Caaaabis Bet f-td'H
C. tadiea^C. sattea
C. indiea far iatiranC. latiTi
C latiTa ( Indian h*mp, hecip )

i^TJTi'*^ It • If. fry’n)

caaaabis « ladian beiap cs ^anjah
m piaai Piirw. i|aj| m firm /
canned food *tf, *i3r % *nf.

^TTV

«aaed fruit k W,

caaned ve^riible Tt% Cf vrft, Trff*

srr*

uanael. naael coal (eompted froa
eandCr eeaU % cost of Ca« taxture,
banuflj with a bnabt daras)

m.

caaDellxeeoas (rMsaolia^ eiasasioa
in taste or ihipe) ^nfwiUT.
caastbal (•stiog tfs own kiad}fTItft-

vn n

caaning (sealing food in cans) Tf^T-
«( n. U't'fl'j'l n. (rrft *eaa7i *t

canning factory urft-tlT’ft /
Onaiairo reaction Chem. (» reaction
c( ildehTdes witb eanstie alksli.
wh»rehf one moleenleol aldehjde
IS radoce 1 to sleohol 5TT and
sBother to acid ’f®’) sft-

fjCTT

cannon XU 1 BTT^^/, HTT

2“gnmrTcn/.

cinnonade xtTT^VrtT /. (eontinnota
ran fire) r'rB.sla «
cannon bone Zoel. (Fr. eawn ’tnUO

cannon aetalsgan ectal Uicft VT3
casttuU o dtUBBge tale Sarj.

tnft /-

canoe Tfift

Canoidea«Aretoi3eaui?^ET3'W m.
canon 1 (establiabod Ah-«)

sfimt. fit^isa «.

dogma TTTt*9
principle cflVll

canonical adj I STJTTfirs

(‘anthontatiTa')i *ni
2 (agreeable to tho canons o( tbs
church)

canonical form Ifoti. ffimfirt ^
canonical ranate SlatiUict ^

canonist (professor of ecelesiaatieal
law) virtwilr «s.
canon law

canon of certainty 9^?tT

canon of eonTcaicnce ^frVT sftT?
canon of economy 6tt>U*1d] sfwit
canon of elasticity Eco». Z^TT^Tl-

canon of eqnallty mtY>tif^uV
canon of uhentaaee^Ufff^inT
canon of interpretation
eanon of prodoetiniy
canon religiosomm (book of rsbgiona
eoTsaaets) /. (*[*1^

eoTcosnt)

eanotfi oldeacent or of isbentaace
^•BfrT«(tn Conat)
canons of finincial propriety ^'dtr
wVff % filTT»T

einoni of taxation ^Tfnirt'SfkvtT
canopied forest lktrt.nn
Canopns = « Argni Naria or Cannae
Jjtron ffCtt ^tan /., IPTF^ IB.
canopj Forrilrp^nn

closed canopy aratrx Ik tin, ttf^
interrupted canopy xi'’'»Tn ftrw
intermpiion of canopy fnrtmttr.

leaf canopy n^i

maintenance oleanopj &stiTa{uTnT
canopy class Fcrtitrr
canopy classification Fortttrj fiflTT-

canopy density F«re$trj miT
closed (when tbo density u 14)

dense (when the deoaity Is between
0.78 Md uO.w.vft.trw

tbin (when the density is between
0 5 and 0.75} ftTO
open (when tho density is under

0 6 ) Trrf,

canopydi?erestiatioa Foresirv fV^TT-

canopy layer Forestry
canopy mac'pslatio& for natural
regeneration Forestry ST^fiT STV
t Wfl

canopy protection HtSI^'TSTf
Canostomae Zool ^JWTWJnnft
Cittseora Bel

C, dcenisitat?urT»tr-4l®3*^^(B.,N.,
M. Hia. tl53#. Catch

i\unltha pat^npps)

C. diffnsa (it IS a n3neb.faranebed
herb-Basn)

C. lawu B C. diffiuaa
cant see beclisg

cantaloope UTT n. (it*

shB u rough)

canteen tiHWl'i! «• (as* boarding
Loose)

canters tenant licence frpnmTI*

«n&-*r 35 fi»

Cantctbnry bell 1 (any efserenl
tpeeie* o( Cawpanufa) trciij'*! at.

9 *raekooflower (CsrdamtiMpra.

teciii) f 7 ».

canibandal ad), (pertaining to or
contaiaicg eantbaridea lltiT*) k'ft*

cantbandal plaster
canthandite ei. (to treat or impreg-
nate with eanthandes)

I's 4

eanthandes 1 p{. of castharis

3 (a preparation ol dried bhater
beetle* or green Spanish dies yflTt)
PSam n.

eanthandes cerate pfutrm.

caifthanditn, Jidean ad), (eompoaed
of. or of the natare of. eanthandee)

cantharidin Beanthandinnm P\arm.
(the actiTO pnivnple of the can*
thana or Spaaish fly 3ft*

cintbandin lotion gfti^ftrJeu^
castbaxidinna » enntbaridia

e»nlluri<i»m 2*2 ctpUUrinttt

caothindiim Hid- /

ctBtbiridiie ri. (to Uett »n>

thirlde*) K*hr^-S(«
ciDtltin* issSpiaulv fiy ••

9 Pkam = ciBllundei
CiOiKini=L;tti Zaei
C TMictton* = Lytti »encitori»
od] (shmped like e can

therellne)

efBtherellui (a rase) it.

CaatliiutQ S9 Plectronia Pol

C didymuiB =ri«ctroBU didj'ma
C. pirviflonim = Plcctroan par-

caaihui An^t Mltn u
CBBtO (T<*i m

caBteB(e imall territorial dirision of
a tot Blry) ■

eiDtoaiBeat «. (Conti ). BTT^i

CaDteameBt (Honae Arranimodalioo)
Art )»F»Pr»B

rtnteeoeoj! area

ciatoameat luthoritv «?<sif^TTft,
BTT^f »T Blfarff
MBlonneai board C7T
etaionmeot bouadanet
tmpttiftffHnt

eaaioameot ci«e« «TV«T^'

ftfW'fTTT

Caatoameot Code CTS^fi^’n
uatooraeat commitire «tc.«r7fa,

caaloaineat court of 101111 cautei

cin(OBmeaidiipeBiar7vrc>^fT4TFT

CaatoBmeat Electoral Rulea VZV

ctatoBBieat (upd CSV HtfaiVTTifl ^i<
CaBtoaraeat laipeclor vzv fitfTsr*,
eiT<l

Cantoemeet Land Admiaitlralion
Role* *T» >lfij KV I*!^ ftrn

^.nrAn»ne*e Ai«\V ^TT-^aVr,
C}etoen>ot Bitpilrate nv ^VT*

hvfr

raateamenl police auiioa pin tf t vrn
caataoniFnl repitervr* trtiA. VTTrft

eanleameai road <1

WT«

CantOBBieet Bote* *zV-^tnr, itiadl

% foHFI

CantoBDieata Ae^ CZV afftfr^tfi

canionmeat adkool vzC'VmnTT,

triT^l TOlll?*!

cantaamenl tax VTV'CT* 01^ VT
Caaior a leaf aoied bat jUjmm.

StT^na *1 (found in Coj Ion ^T?')
(^Bum VeBalieoram ^ Aitenon
Jilree tVT««a

u Canum\ enalieommsCor Caroli

titni rtrritw

(3 Caaum Venaticomm m Chars

eaavai rrm n. (C/ Hindi *n0)
rlByai l>a» auT*

canrat boot* tllTC JlMd.
canvaa paiten (JU 1 61) •TtTT-n?*''
trial,

raarai poodi f||I6

eiacai liolJall (for leepiJc inatni'
cuenct^DiLB I lOf) OW
cinv»» bote ms* miRiP

eaaiBH tb 1 (to solicit Tot(>t)amTim,

caarataer 1 Ccm. n

j arstv* »*.

9*(r *13(41) SI.
eaaviitiBp at elertaoeaf^** V mm
Ss arfftst

eaQvat wrapper mT«-%S

eaufOB Get* (n deep TaUei)ftsfl/

CA.0 (Chief Aceoanti Olhcoi) 3 ^
K (3fS

C,A.{0) [Circle Aoditor (OflTee)]!

*• (*f ) h” (*IT»s)]

caoutchouc 1*9^ IS

2 (puto rubber) ff* ^ V"

caoutrhoocin»=c6bl>er Oil OlTtf*/.,
iff Ssn

caautcbvormraeaoutcbounB

capibiliteVfmm cram.mnfm/
eapabilitjr aad wiHiapaeaa llmin ^
imi

capable oifr *h*.mt*,tr*
to be capable of aiw4 srt
rapalle of iaalilnliap a auit Lac
*TS Hfftrir *tH *)m
capable of pbptical poeteiiion Lac

siisHr* rnfat %

capable of remedy Tl^l5

capable of tiorape flBTSl

capable of aupportiop WPI 05T
capacitance weapacity Elee, mfiai /
capicity 1 Blfft^ 11 (Contt ), *n?m/.
(tec abilit))

9 (power of containing cubic eor»
tenOmftm/.
in the capacity of if *1 R
in ofScitl capicity arfijmd
capacity (m i«rallal. in tetiet) Fljri.

Wi'fTm (tostt triPt 8)
rapacity for worlt crfdfrffm
rapacity of podown IT*mRfll

rapax Lore VR

ripax doll (eapabla of coiamittiog
crime) anT(* VR
cap bolt ils'l, itft *h^
cap^ell Pd

cape 1 Guv 33 tt fo. (fr Maratbi)

2 mrnxB* m (fr Jlengtli)
rape and hood t*5*mT aftf fiuiti;
(^pe pooteberrywPhyaatia angtilats
Cape jaimiDc (CordeoiB flerida) tm*
fniei (D,y.Bin Uti)

Capella tnuAunpae difren SVR
HTTsfe iii n (froin

2 dtea rTRa^TT BTifa (Ttsiftf oeeari
■n fai'r*!)

C. pilhoapo t T rr ^ xg rVatofip
Cape penwinble (rinca rMu> RTTW
♦((llR'S m.

ripe petrel J,c, mfh*!

UpeprimroiS / (/cr

planafioa itt Streptocarpui)
capercaillie m cock of the wood
(TcfcBO srefsiliu) •n’o Wm m.
raperpliat (Capparii aj'iiMta) TTff
m (MWO

Caph «• /J Ctitiopeiae Ji!rcin.tjdn

eapiai n Law (a writ to arreit the
person named Uierein) RBSoi^t^is
eapiii aif •ifiil'aciRna'am £av (a out
to take a person named therein, to
satuly thepartr wtobasrecorered
judfujeol against fcim) T.tflItl'I

capitlacroui alj. (eleed er, eoropara-
ble to a bair) 8.71 »tni
r a p il 1 1 n me le r %tRT4nR m.
capillarreeiiaetpillarity

capiUatity

283

eapitata hair

•Mpillanty n.

<tpiUary adj. (pertaining to eapillarr
tubes or vessels, or to the pheno*
Biena of surfara tansioo, as eapil-
lary act«o*0

<ipiUary n. (Lat. rnptlfnrit trora mpt*
ll«s 'Lair') 1 (a capillary tube or
vesssel) VsTWtn.

2

capillary arlion PU'js 451i» ftlTT
capillary analyst* Chcit.

capillary apoplesy iltd
TITW

capillary attraction

capillary capacity %Ttr5t.

capillary ehcfat8t*7’%Tn5r??rrTT
capillary coudociivilv
capillary electromeier Phyt.

capillary glass tube «r»
capillary graMlatioaal w»t«r iRrR*

capillary ‘held' water %nvt->lS
capillary niosemeot
capillary permeability eontrol

capillary pores
capillary i>orosity
capillary pull ftrnst-yft
capillary pyntesemillente •
capillary repul‘ioa itTrtt-aim^st
capillary nsc
capillary rise method
capillary slip method
capillary ilopeocl.%^tT?tfrfii^Ttn
capillary tube, rapillary tubing
siIW (not Itself is

from irt-sttv)
capillary lube roelhoil
capillary water %51l<A-aw
capillitium (networV of threads)

^TTt m.

capita ttt per capita
capiUpf. ofcapnt
capital 1 Tmr^l /.

2 (of a pillar) JrrX. n.
capital Earn ■ ^crounfin^, Cora.

principal sjyrn
BUtborited capital RlFirpr
called up capital atIJ[S 5^

circulatia* capital n({t|e!i
fixed capital

floating capital ^ 5*^, aiwiut

S«#f

issued capital 0lWnt
pud lip capital

reduction «f capital
rcsefs cd capital
share capital

subscribed capital snf^ *rft
rrfsift

irtdio* cjpilil sniilfT'S^
unpaid capital ft^
watered capital mfsi jjisdl
vrotkiD* capital n(x 7

3 * 3(1

capital account 31-JI-lraT, etTO
capital and labour 3^1 Wht sm
capital and profits 3*^ nlr
capitsl and revenue accounts jjil
anTtr^t^

capital assets m pennanent assets

wt<y

cspitsl budget 3^**nt[m»
cspitsl cost 3«ii-^ftsTO,
cspitslerrdic auldastns) credit £e«fi.

3«j.Y sTw, sJlwilh* Jpsm

cspitsl crime srm»,

^nT.*rTTw

capital equipment «’‘U^'ShTTT(eapi*
isl '(or use in prodnetioo'— VTeb.
Cf capital goods oa epainat conau-
mer'a goods)

capital expenditure, capital expen*
ses 3rft.ann
capital forniauon 3*>J|
capital goods 5nSfl^g^
capital head 3=3ft-sfrt
capital snSow 3^11 wtnd;
capital lareitmeot 3*^*filn)7’r
capital irrigation works 3*3ft

«nW

capitalism 1 (ststo of having eapilal)

2 (system in which capital and
catntalist pUy an important put)
3sJl«*tt fi.

S (concentration of capital power;
infinence of capital) n..

, S^-iTRT* w.
capitsl ifsne ^wil’finht
capitalist s*nkfa pt.. q^fl^fir

cipiulistic

capitalistic production 3?ftff»f|iT3NI-

capitilistic system 5s^.tfra
capitsbstic tendency sffe

capitilixstioB n.

capitiliiej adj’ 5 * ^ ? !l
capitalued agricultural value jyftyr
rf>ST5f

eapualixed expenditure cr expenses
Eton.

capitalised profit 3*:3ly^ ^7»f
capitalised turn 3«iftfs rftf
capitalised value 3*'a1f’l ST^
capital levy S*5flJ5T
capital loan 3*^ TOTy
capital loss 3*^ 3l{^
capidl me r head (of accounts) V*IR
5*3fltft#

capital market s^aY frjfh
capital movement
capital offence ngptim
rapital outflow 3*^ (C/. csp5»

ts) laflon)

capital outlay ^

capitil payneBri seaffrfrw
capital posiuea 5*3fl ftwft
espiu) prods 3*crfY-«tnT
capiul poBishment (death penalty
for crime) ^75

decapitation
exemiion HW tt*T, «t{ft
capital receipt

capital redemption fuDd3«:(l firfllnq-
frf»

capital redemptionrcserve fund 33^1*

fWYnn ilfni ftfa

capitsl requirements 5*41
capital reserve

capitals (lette«) 3SWT n.. nV
capital aeetion 3n4l.sr3iTirT
espiul sentence

capital stock (som raised by sub*
acnplion of $tockhoJd«n) ^ tlj vrfl
capiul to fall back rpon rtnv srfll TT
<T5i nrcl 3*41
capital transfers s*4f
capital value Eieti. S3ft-»n!,
capitite adj Sot. B^vx
capiute hair Sol. (hair with a knob)
Bjjvgiht

ctpit*tm 2W C.pMllt

apiutia Pper heikd')
cipitttioB *llow»iice
sftiBr'B *nn

capitiuoD gT«t *?3TH

CipiUtiOD Ux a%tiHs C7 (Cooit ]
ctpititam = inigDnm = os znigoum
inaf. (th« lugett bone ol the «iist
StS'RpI *n

eapitelltte Bet (hknog e rcry esiUl
knob-lAe tenmnttioo)
cxpiteUuBl Zool 5f*Wi /
cipittfono ( ibeped like e keedi
lomewhit globoee)
capitu dimmatio Lois (impeirment
of position before the strict lew)

CtpitoBidie (feta 1} of bubeta)
m (tea birhet)

capitnla (collection of ordinsaces
drawn op nnder beads)

/

capitnUr facet Zool ge«.*rfrr
capitulate ri (to sorreodeT on coodi
t»en» egteed upon) (R’f.boa
fifbi)

ecpitolitioD 1 (eetotoaewboeepiiii
letet) KRCRici o

i (tteity ot tutfinent eonttiniog
the eooditioni of soneoder) ttRW
4atR^ ft

capitulator cntcrH <n
capilalBO 1 ertm m , RVTai h.

3 (Let 'e aisell heed') Bot,
ft

eapituluia of nb Zael gec«
capDoid-CJpnoidie a^j (imokoeol'
oni«d)*PCT^
cepnoidic — eapnoid
capou'e-tail (Valtrtana
RTtUlU jfewi/

eeppagh brownamuierti browo
Ceppandaeeee Boi- T> n
Ceppana^ TffTffTlfil
C.aphyUa~C decidui
dbiapCTaeaC. grandit
t deodue stmPR *fJT (B, N . ^3^
Hie Ken uflT. Oo) Tel *''1^3)
C. griodu (trait pnrple— Beao) dVvi-
▼wTw eftr

C betrrocIiteBhfaeraa ertnana
C bejBeaaa (diitnbotleo— W.

Ohela of B. Eonkeo, N. Eenere to
TlBBeeell. Cerloa)

C. liorTida=C. ceylaoiea
C. ineaneteens^C. eepitna
C. lencopbjtteaC. epnosa
C. lepuru eftr (Beao, Eia>

Go) VRItl. Mer. iaofhar,
Ben kantapiificnat)

C apiaose (eeper ^aat) *flC

(MW fgt)

C. apiDoea gar. enlgans C apt.
ooaa

C. »t7lia«esi>tp*{t «xl{tBtau,Mer-
tJru UW. Eonkin

tapped ody uDf’li^Ft'l
tapped eaftt; caitndfe ease 9)1
i?rtfi0u-9r*

capper filler zMt mift «1 t ITT^ WBT
capping fi (that sritk jabiebaBythiag
It capped, ea the rock OTarlping the
toioerel body of a mine) wfiffTWT ei.
cap ipoarta J/aaereLfiDedeop'ot eepa*
rabU layer* or cape) ftrT*wft*
Capra Z«o* wn niffii
eiprateChem WftWWn
Ciprella Zoef. (tb* abdoceen it quite
restigiM-PB UtO)
eapreoltte B«f (hariog teedrili or
tendril like etructoree)

(frB»=fr 'tendnl')
ctpreoletue Bet. To*,

CsprI (a colour, Uuieh ^een bine
tlPrJlw fine, of bj|b aatora*
fioa end low A bnlliauee)
ftrft*

CapruZocf (baa oo teot'clee) fktnri'

virA

C ipn blue (frous the Blue Grotto,
CepnJOw^-tftw.fbluedlwiB hoe,
of very bigh "A caturatioo end low
A bnlliasre) auftdllt
ceprie end CAem. Wr ffui^ en«
Ctpncorn •• Cepneorune Atlron

Capneorsid datron *r« TTO J
CepncomnaasCapneoriB dilren
at aod at Ceprtconit— Algedi
^ CapneeroiwDabili^AvWtiu.
y Ceprsconu—Naablruiiflu uui n.
d CaprlcomiMprocb Algedt
nvp w.

Ccprsfoliacwae (Let. eeper 'goat* w*+
/<(a«ea ‘leaf v4} Bc«. <nq4 fV •.

Capnfolmm Sot. *RtTdi-S5n&

Capri green gft

capnlic e caprjlic

CapnmulgidreifbA'TTTS’ntn (fijPW
ancient oame. atjn auborder)
Ctpnmulgidae Arei m.

Capnmolgiformea >ni ,n. (iri

CapniDulgua Aret

espnn CAem. (any of the esters oC
glycerol and eaprie acid) tnftW^ /•
capnoe (a imiDocaptoic acid) CAem.

m«ft/.

capnnie atJj

caprU' (eaproie) CAeni. lt*T-
eipro.imide Chem rirq.fl^V
caprojte CArm. riti(tq n
csproic ad], CAeiu (this acid is found
in cow 'a milk alto) irfrTC
caprotc and CAenv
n-rtproic anhydride ur.liftu* erx^
caproio (|lycer)l eaproate) Chen.

rftq/.

caprokel ({ bex>l retorcioo])RT^'u,
Capronyi Zeel (Ok.kaprMVild boar’
tnr + t»ys ‘Biente*) Ufinni
(it IS nearly as large at a rabbit)
caprone (faprie+<na) Rlfliwi /.
caproBioeiproIc
w<apro>&]trile Chem.
caprouyl (ceprona+,yf) CAem Rlfti-

Ciprotti ralre gear Bly (easenlially
rotary cemt) VlfifriRT CTTZ-V^
caproyl (eapro* + •>!) Chem ililfS n.
caproyl chlonde l|iu»

capryl (coptio -f 'vDCAm.wr^Tf! n.
cipryl acetate tnTfkrw gnfW
eapryl alcobol wr ft V fg grg
caprylomioe

caprylale Chem. sn Ftkfsft tt n.
eaprylene (csprylia + etbyicnf) CAi^
WTffkr^trT n

caprylicod; CAem. inft*tf>t«
caprylic afidWTfi[W>rg efwr
capiylio CAem. /.

caprylone Chem. Wlffiimi/
caprylyl Chem. RtWtw* n
capiaiein (from Capiiea«n the pun-
gent principle of Cayeuna pepper)
Chem. /.

Capeella . Burea (Ut. capia ‘boO
Itot Twrfr (from the shape

caranel

Captalla buzaa-paitpiij 28S

«( the pod I^"')

C bnria-pMtori* (dippede pouch,
clipper poach, lidy'e poise, pick
parse, purse, shepherd's beg.
shepherd’s purse)

«apsici fmctas =c*psicnm
ospsicin ((lom Copstctint. e highly
panjeat eitrict from Csyenne pep-
per) Pham. f.

Opsirnm pot T*nTft^-!r3Tfil

C. annoamsbirds e]rechilli(ithu
s bitter sharp taste— Baso)

C. frotescens ( red pepper, Afrieaa
chillies, Cayenne pepper, chillies,
goat pepper, spur pepper )

(fiio. Bea.

Mir. Go]. Wf)

C. minimnei ( bird’i.eye cbillit
Duu'sKiye pepper )

espsieam (the dried ripe Iniit of Cap-
iicttM /rKt«ie«ni)»«ap*ici fractas
aeepsieum fruit Pharm. fnrfH n-
espiicnm wool Pkarm. T^SffH
capiiiesoverturn Tszifi
captuu (winding dram) gn, ?»«-
5^ n.

«apitaa.beaded screw ger vfir
espiaL RrjT-
cipsulir adj 1 mrftr
3BTTt.?Tr!T
3=cap«a]ste
4 J3oi. (4^

eapsalar fruit Bc(. (dr> dehiscent,
many-seeded) eraf

<ap»al«e adj. (eoelosod in a capsule)

capsule n. 1 nr?T m.

3 f?o<. jrnr m-
seu TTnu
footurr

3 Oiem. ffrar m.

nickel capsale

regnlator capsule ftowe, jfTaT
silica capsule fi5:n JtTJT

4 Xf,i^ ph'jt nnr m.

capsule rJ. (to furnish wita, or en-
eloss in, a capsale) STTrr^Tn, STTT-

capsule liacilluf of Loeb^bacillus cf
Loeb
capsuled

cepsuled bottle STIS fdt
captuler ( one tbat puts on capsoles )
PTTf-ClT* m

capsale wall Bot Jr>'^4>rf9
capsali., eapsolo. snr*
capsuling ft. 111*1®! h
capsnlo- ST^T-

capsulci genotts luff 9t7Ta4
capsulogeaoas gland Zaal. ni*(JI4

capsumm ( Capticum + -in a red
pigment in Guinea pepper) Btockem.
/

captain 1 ITTTX. n.

3 ( Army) m.

3 (Boyal Nary) Btl-

ftrrffT «

4 (of a merebant Tctsel) •1141'*^1? m.
coounsBder

eoloBel

generalissimo

captain of ludustry 3 ArKbyitfa, T^PT.
WPW

caption 1 (arrest by legal process)
ftflSOf®!, fern?®! n.

3 (heading of a chapter, etc) n

3 (id motion pictureei a subtitle)
wg.sft^igft.

4 ( title or beading of a legal docu*
meat) sitT* «.

5 (a certificate attached to or mrit-
tea 00 a document statisg when,
where and by wbat-autbority it
ms tskeo. found or executed)
gli^m

capttrate tb. 1 W'fl wiiii
2 JTU

captive ft. ( *^), **PJ^tr m.
captivity (state of being a prisooer)
uf 5 ?.eruTUi. uf^ui /
eapfor s|)«I (Jf) pi
CaplorhmomOTpha buborder)
^irgigrrM TO , m pi

Captorbinns PaleonM (genus of the
saoie suborder Captorhinomorpha
IS the genus XefiKfoMumi
gurfr) jrtrftflT^.ffsnfi
capture *6. ^Iru^w, U<Ai^u$vi,

capture n 1 ^fhxgw, (taking

by force), w- (capture of

an enemy),

3 Cwf =» n*«r capture n.

captured snimal
capturing Lcence <lOu(ui.Ci ^3)1^3
capuchin ^ooZ (amookeypCebuscupti'
ehtrtvi. with the bair on the erowa
reflexed and resembling a monk’s
cowl— Web.) TO.

cipucine yellow (red-yellow in
bne, of bigh 3^saturatioa and high
II bnlliaace) shfuTln
caput Lav> (legal status) fitlfir /•
cspui epididymis .4 not. srf^^rrg®? nl
cipnt mortunm=iion red
capybaraiTcioZ (largest existing rodent)

g>'aiiJj TO

car 1 (a vehicle moved on wheels—
a camege. cart, wagon, truck, et&)
*nw fi., (4^ TO.

3 (motor car) ^(^7. n.

earner WTg^

carnage

cart sm.

coach

coaclt ear ^»isjjir.«rw
vehicle *IH, 51?^
coiDibus
motor

motor car ^fgTj.iiTSt
tramway T«n-^
train ^UTT

Carabidie (Gk l/irabot 'a horned
beetle Zool. (a large family of

beetle) m

Caraboa ^ooi. Hffrfttt-synRr
G anratus mdt
Caracal Zool.
caracal m
carafe sret-fiV /

Carallia Bot. ftri’IJJraife
C. integemma = C Incida
C lucida (the wood is hard and
very ornamental if cut radially.
It IS euitable for panolliijgjfami-
tnre, pictore-frames and similar
pnrposes— Tr II bOtyiTUlT’tlfeFTg
(^arallnma Bot. gRTO.sraift
C.edulisRT*rr«f jfi«ra!(Basu 5 RTO)
carambola apple (dtcrrAoocjfoTOWa)
TO, (B ,N ,M)

caramel 1 (s aubatince obtained by
heating aagar. . .used aa eoloanng
matter for food aad baveiages.eto.)
IJ= 3 TTitn.

3 (aeoloar, red-yellow TORt m hue.

Cuandts

286

caxboR

•itortlion and bnllianc# m*dimn
>ro()

Cartodu B CaruM

canoe (foroos + * 004 ) Chen hiJIO'*!

Cartp* Bot

C molatccDsis (tb* barb poianses
extreme bitternesa — Buu)

C. oboTita ( a tffiall tree— Baaa)
CJ *{71**1

cartptoe Sool U tbield earenag tb*
back or part ot the back of an am
maD^fTOn.T^k^m {npperaheU)
CiraraaCoTODOput (wart ereues)
Bot (iL emelliBg ^ berb* of the
mnitard *rf7 family)
cant 1 (3 080 gram* troy) tnjv* m. (*
n - t n««)

2 (a pr^rtion of csid) ^ « (ao*
eient word)

20 cant \« wh
cantewpiQlo n

cant gram (} of a carat) VT* m
Caraoim* looroaai Zooi. *ntn*<

carivalla *ecd*>tCynasdrop«>« pea«
tipb^lla

eanweyncarua Pham
caraway leed R^tT m.
caraway water— aqua earui PJiarm.
Wjftf Riff

aarb>, carbo< Chen (catboHjCarbome,
carbonyl, carboxyl] rrt*t-
■carb-, •ettbo. >*1711*
carba-dry ice gwTnr a
carb-acido-meter BfoiaB-WIR m.
earb-anule Chen- trf»1 1^’iff
earb-amic ad) Chen- «rt»t
earUaraide nfn (^*9*

Rarb-amido. CArm (carbamide) atn-

CRfb amidoad; Chen

rarUamiDe CJkm trfnftrft
rarli-aiDioe rtartion — efrbainiao

carb-amiao odr CAnn. »t>TfVyft,st«I

carb-amioo rractioa B.oehen. Btn

wftftrT, trhf.PrrO* bWctt
carbtoyl (coffc««ic + -,l)CAanw Btn.

carb-aoil (carbonyl + aat.iaa) Che"^-

BfnJft®

carb-anilie aJ) ^hen. stn lOfei*
caib^Bilide Cbem flt>l 4)9(9
eatbane <ijj. Chen. StnnOfvV
carbaxide Chen n.

eaibaame CArm a(nni)4) /
carbafole Chen, stnnrei /.

carbafole dewcloperCM InJ stniW*
carbaiote indo phenol CoL lied- Rtni'
carbaaol wool green Cbl- tnd. otnwt

carbaxol yellow iiUlUB 4)9
carbatotic acid Cot Ind «l*il41*ifd*
arm

earbaaytiead/. Ckani Btnrftffr*
earbene CArm lrti)*9 n*

eatb.etbwiiy. CJtam. (carbetbo*)!)

Btrt-^-«fT.
carb^th-oxy adj

earb elluoxyl (carboxyl Vln *1*9 with
e(kyl T3’ inaerted) CAant- Stn*^.

carbidwcarbide
carbide CArm trflW n.
carbide black Cel* tnd 9(1)9 VR*
carbide dealer ntHv ftninn
carbide feat black Cel M ctflfl f«n
9T9

carbide illaiDinatioii Bli)B.SWTnn
carbide of caloom Bt^lq •
carb-tmide CAem* Bin (ktnt^B
clrbmtdo — carbonado
carbine

carbinol CAam. BtbTB m.
carbinol bine Cel Ind Sff)B iDw
carbinol fa»l green Cd Ind

carbinol yioIrtCAanr BlPlB «ft»T)r 5 ir
carbmyl Chen ntfnv «
carbinyl cUoride Btfini i(^
eatbo 1 riiarn. (charcoal) ftiililll «t,
SlacarlwnacooMreaidoetroni retro*
~ leiini diUillation oil retort tarlien)
Bfnfcgii

rartio , rarU. CArm. Bln
^rbo. .on:*.

carboaaotioe CAem. Bl ni/ l a i'l) /
cirboeuchotneronic acid ( eerte-

Bln- + cukAobihc fnrft + Ok*

merer 'part* BRR*) CAem* wl'iai.nd.

carbo^clic odj. Chen Btn*9f^
carbo di*imidc CAem Bln fj fktocS*
catbo*gelitin Btn*fT*if^
carbogene Col. Jnd. ulnBA
caibo bemo globio (rerbo- + Aematqr
+ plobifl) JJiecAeei* Rtn-RTtn^^ftr
carbohydraic Bioehen {carbohydratn
+ -are) ntoK)^ m*
csrbobydrate CAem. BtnVftB n
carbobydrate indigettion Rtnt^lB.

caibnbydrat nrU llln)4)*^t^ m.
caibobydratide «*

carbobydnde CAem Rfn)\9 n.
carbobydrogen CAem. Btnfx^n
carbol* (eaibolie) CAem BtnB*
carbolate CAem. Bln4)ir n.
carbolated adj Bln^II
carbol fucba'm JUteree. BtHB-'qjlfe
carbolic ad). Chen Btnft*
carbolic and Bfriftc 9*^
carbolic and powder Blnfkv nm tiifx
carbolic lotion sfnftmwrt'l
carbolic oil BtnfCB ^
carbolic warh Blnfin BIT?
carbo IigDi Pham, (oted aa an
abaoibaot ) ^[TtmT ni
rtrliohneite cA (to treat ot tmptag.
nate with carboliseam)
fkRnftB pran, ftwtm tmm

rarbolineum (actbracene ff*])!** oil
treated with xmo chloride. . .)
fkvrft® n

carbolixe tA Rtnm

1 (to mix with carbohe acid or
add carbolic acid to) Bln^B-env*
fmm

S (to treat by tbe nte of carbolio
acid) BtnfkB-itrw-PTBn
carboliaed aalirabie vaccine BtnfkV
Bfira»iwn*tviO*H

carboloy (carAide + 0 + Aliev) Bin*
filWTJ m. (ftBaT 3 )
carbol una Btnn bg m
earbol.xylol (farbol. -f xylena 4 *eJ)
BtnR.*TOB (kM*. 4 arftiR 4 -*)
carbo*inctbeoe CAem. Bin ^9*9
carbo*melhoxy. CAem. (earbo-mallio.
xyl) Btn-Ulgxil*

carboancthoxy adj. CAem. afn-BfgBrf
carbon adj 1 (of or pertalolog to

cazbcn

287

caxbonizad

earboo)

2 (re«ambliag earboo) Hi<ii<-*TTTr

3 (treated with carbon) hI'ik
< arb'>n cb. eImK^

1 (to become coated witfr carbon)
sfTrf^^ibn

2 (to deposit carbon opon cylia
d^rs) EtnTT-rrrT, srtinT

<arbon n. 1 ( kem Et^lIT m

2 (carbon paper) 8l*IR 'Ttl n.

3 = carbon duinond=bUc« dia.

DonJ ri.

c. arc P/iyj irt<TTT ^TT
e. assimilatioc P«{. HirflT
STHTT

«. bactena sirnr-wr*.^

«. black afiiTT^if=rjn.

K, copj jRfn? aftfaft, Bt^nt-sls

e. diamondwblaek diamond iTt'TTT*

4m, fm

c. dicbloride Jri*n^
c. dm.de (CO.) v\m ff3i>»

« dioxide appantas sinTT

Rifirr. e«i.*Tfr-w

c. dioxide raatent ffltin

am

c,.dioxIde extlBguiiber sliTiT
srfW-OTtT. R^-?nrr
dioxide snow-dry ice sthK
fxaftq

e. dunlpbide hpW rsg?*?

«. electrode siniT

c. fiame BjiTII 371^1

c.-unide st*TlT X

c. knock Blmr-atljiina

«. lamp ntmT-’^tr

e. light ntnTT*n*iTT

«. microphone EUe tlTtTnt*'8ftra^

<, monoxide STfiTU •',*•3(18
e. monoxide hiemo-globioomcter
a^B (5[3TTT 8B3rfttT) 5Ttxi*8if?nTn
«. monoxide poisoning BirtK-
«rT3i48fnmi

e,.nitrogen ratio nthTT 3j;ififr.sr3^

K. oxide sifflT ^*‘•(8

•c. oxy chloride aMlT 3(T 5fr?8

e. I'jper srt'TIT88, 8TTtB-8^ (C/.

Geman DiircWraflpipicr)
e. pencil nfrriT
point E!ee.
e. pole td'lTT ffl
«. process ritotcj. !ti8TT'fV8T

C. rod

c. ailieide st'Hl HT98 •
e. spar Htneral. HfnTTW(588T
e. spot wem
e star sinK-sm
c steel BiniT 8W8^
c suboxide aiuiT
e snl(ibo*ch]onde ]n<nt^r-:{t?7
c telephone St8iT-^]r(n8
c. tetrabromide st*n?
e tetrachloride stmr ^^{8
e tetrachloride extiagnisher {TfiTIT
838f?8Srm
c lissoe—earbon paper
c transfer Pkotog- STfltt bxwn
c. traasculter Pkft Rtn,8 8il8*
c trichloride

c tnbe 4nal Chrm SiinT-8T3
C.*nna Jn'nT-irS m.
carbona irre^lar deposit

o{ tin ore. » atock-wotk) a JBT /
carbonaceous aJj 1 (coaly) lainfta

2 (pertaining to, containing, or
composed of, carbon) aliltf(8>JrttnT‘
5 ** ui'iKuu

3 Grol. B(8mi8

catbonaceons rock Grol. sinrntaVst
carboDaceoos shale 9^018178 ar u R irt
carbonadoecarbon diamond— black
diamond

caibo natation— carboaation
carbonate ». 1 CAm. 81*1(08 n.

2 ^noin; (any oro eontaining a
large proportion of lead carbonate)
slfnOt It. <4g-8m(lft8)
carbonate c6. CUim. ni*nOT8

1 (to convert into a carbonate) BTHI*
08^*OT

2 (to impregnaCe with earboate acid
or eatbon dioxide) ai'iirt*.siT?r«
*8188, atfliT fjanra eum

carbonated water BlmOlas^^
carbooite of ammonia
carbonate of bannm ^8^ alniflB
carbonate of lime

carbonate of potash— potassMim
carbonate Slftlrfl^
carbonate of soda— sodium carbonate
tsrmjslmfw

carbonation (act or process of car*
lionating, specif. Sugar HJj-, the
saturation of clarified aacehartae

juice witb earboo dioxide to preci-
pitate the lime) Bfnrftaw n (act),
Jrtirff83IT/ (process)
carbonatization—earbonitioD
carbonato. CJiem (carbonate) sI'HOb*
earbonator CItem. 8(8l(l8* m.
caibon-«mu J/ed (preseoce of «•
eessire cirhcs dioxtde inth^lood)
ffaj-rrsi /.

carboDi- STW-, snilT'

carbonic adj Ckem.

carbonic acid W»?r (Germ.

^i?(i(en«A«re)

carbonic acid gas siHlf^-aTt^r-Ttfa
carbonic anhydride nrnf^ arirlnr
carbonic oxide at'llffB 3^(8
carbonide 81(11^ n

cirboni-ferous adj- (containing coal
or carbon) tmif-jd sinif-ga
Carbooiferous age GmI. taniT.^
Carboniferout limestone Oeol. inilf.

Carboniferous period Qeel' ^FTTf*^
earboDificatiOD Geol. (coovertioa of
vegetable matter to eoal)inT(Ttsn7

carboDify— carbonize
rarbooigesous adj iom-^
carbonimeter— cazbonometer
carbonite 1 (a blasting exploeiTe.con-
tainmg a carbonaceous substance)
—nitli m ( 8^3 for vifVfli explosive)
2 (a mineral coke) 81^(3 ^iii( m.
csrbo-nitnde CArm. Bftl-s^t8
carbo-niinding n 8i8*si$88 n.
carbonium CAem B'MiTtg m.
carboniuble adj Chen, st'inedu
carbonization (act or process of cai^
boairing) B?iTlfvl n , ai‘IK®ll/.
cirboDiiition process Textile df/y.
aln. Tn fwi

carbonize ri. Bfimvi

1 (to convert into a residne of
carbon by tbaaction of fire or some
eorrosive agent, to ebar) arriTT.CfQT,
*TirT-*T3

2 (to impregnate, cover, or com-
bine tvith carbon) 8n7T.t87T8,
-STTXT'Jt, -8^31

3 (to become carbonized, to char]
Bt'tIT W88, WHITJffTa

carbonized adj. slniftB

c«tbonizti

ctidKolcItr

2ft8

ccbomter stmrfipn ( m. e»rl.uMiii-e»rl«Frt*Bt

«rbotiJe»i JrtflTt Mtbur»«e-eMlHiret rfr

carboBO meter rtmt *TT^ « carburatiop «

C4rboaometr7I[t>nT'fitrt{/ ctrburitor m

carboDoui a<{y. Chem ntnid earbure^eitbtde

carboB ant BtiTTT'i!^ fx carburet n = carbide n.

urboBjrl Cbe<i> JllntW n carburet ti StlfW

catbooj'I azide fftniTS (n(^^ eirburetaat ir)<tW n

carboDjl ehlonde lftiTTT« Carbureted o<f/ flftfRU

carboBjlene C^rm fft'TiT^R ii carbureted hydrofieo (** OldC/ieni

carboDjlic od; Chem rtfTnnTT

carbo;>hiloui od; CJem. ntfl carbureted water gaan!<lf^ll tnt

carboruBdum (eariion*4' corundum) carbureter^earbutetor

nlnftn m (fft'frr+jirrH) earburetion (act or proceta o( car-

caiboniadum cloth or p*p«r boraling earburalwn) BiJlqn r ,

TO trro ^ _ stitTO /.

carboruBdom powder R)»rftrT-(jV^ catbaretor. carburettor alftfts, ( -1 ),

carbojilieate CJun n.

carbo-at^^rarbo* + ilvrana) Cbaiii ctrbuniatioii sf<tra«l a.

trtuftlfiwm carboriie e6.fltnn*l

carkezide CKem trht I (lo combine or impr^ata nitb

carb-oaj CAam- («ubex]l) Stn carbon) rtm? WIT^

carb-ox^od; Stnvn Saearburet

p.carbox7-beoa«Be- tulphoB amide carbunaer BimVC m-

CAiaik f ttHm ctrUylCAem Bt*W «
jutarboa^-beBaeBC-aulphoa-di-ehlor carb^l-aniiBe a{<ni-firA

■mide CAam. t ■stirnr-'C^'^vt eatbyl oxime bIW »f«

dt( earcareoua, .eticareoua od;

carboxy-hemoflobiB CiorAam.BttnrTT careati .vtv

carcerutaa (fruit) Bol (caDetaJIy four
carlMixji CAam Rtnvrrtt merictrpCibutalaoii>OTe)^ri^V(tT

earboxfiaie J^ioeAam trtnxn^T m n pm)

carboxjlate CAam Blffaitift/r n Carcbanaa ^ool. aaftntfK-Jmfit

earboaylateti SjiTTTrWT C oiearafoeBeta TOW tdbtni

(lo latrodnea carboxyl into) Bln C. (taruawtn*BaifinitT

wmt-aVm CareharudaemCarebariDidte

carboxylatioB CAam. trimiT^n. Carchtnaidae^ntf

stiniitli-B^TT m CarehartBouIel Zoei m

earboxylie od; CAam BtriWItfe* Carcbariava Zool tfWnn-tnnflr

carboxylic acid sttrtitflW WW C B<ny:rtieua fpTf-tfteiin^

carboy (a Ur(a f taai bottle eneloeol C, milberti BITW-ftxnnf
in a box CerchanuanCerd'erinue

cerboy eyplion f^nw Cerrlieredon Zed (one of the iarceat

cerbrorAoJoj (aarbooSln^ +ir(7mide ,nd inoat lomiilaUo of abarle—

S^>x)ff^i». csn HSl)««niH*tnf5

cerbromal (aorlr + bromioe 4- cl] C me; etoJvn atfl^ex BtrttTf

rAormB^^m- Cercberoidri Zed. (Gk lereAnrpi

carboBcle Afcd (it le perforalol by a 'eharp'poiDteil')eiO(Rr^.rnfi;,i. (TO

Bomberotopeoiscx— Dorlaadjf^- 'abaik* ancient word)

ftPyn- eercinofcn BtnjT-TOm

O/. tuberoaiiy Byjy cerciao||ei»c od/

■uliSnesliaiDor^^ eercitiolo|y (atsdr of ptawiie)RW

&<f / . Hft»K fhjW n
cerciDoma yitd. (caneer.of epithelium
tffrxnt) etxB^ n
carriaomiloui adj,
earciDomalou* ulrer KXBjptB B<l
ear rleaDer TO tTfir
card 1 RBV n-

2 Ipt ) (pla) ing cardt) rfllNSB n >

5 (a carding machine) Rfbas n,

m.

card d>. tew, snvTI (laa

carding)

CardtmiBe £ 01 ,

C. fonteBiwNietuttium foBUnum
C hiriuia Otnr

C. impat'icDl (narrow-leered bitter
erni, monnttin bitter cTMt)

BlftlfS'T

C. prelCBiii (euckeoRowar) fTHtlW

cardamom <(* 1 /..
eardamore leiie (aiWt *T BTT
cardamom aeedtmcardimomi aemlaa
?Aar»ii t(Wt / 1 H>

Cirdanihera Dd tTtTWBS BRtfk
C uliginota (tiieiaieaofilaUaTaa
it mail aa a blood puriflar— Baau)

mwn"f inift'm
cardboard my vi , *PtT
cardboard }>ox TBTt WTi W t**7
cirdboird inoilelling irxir bTtfW.

6 IlfinpT BTOl

cardboard porlfolioa ii^V B^fTK
rardbozrd rule BBTT
rarJboard irate

cardboird iliimpa (jn a loose leaf
binKn« enter) n*l ^ n*T
cardboard lirkcl /fly. «I BB«>
Xtju BBS

card calcodafPifuBB*

card clolli or riolliing fyett TO

card ilDlliin;; lundrici (TOVTt

Cardca Zool RttSTaxirfr

C tallitania (attiini a length of

25fi— rn I SC5) RTin»^

carded edj fifnpT
carded fibre ftftro ir»^
rarder Otth n , Rim. IjfTO
card pime qttB <m. tnti «T
cirdhoIJer BBTmf)((^)i».

caidi*

289

caielul observer

carili . rarilio

rardia ZofJ (the cardiac or ocsoj'Iik
geil fiiiliee of tlie stoiinch— Poi-
Und) » (Gk tnrdiil,

as iiso<l here> means 't]io upper
orilice of the stomach , and not tho
heart, lie ice 3^0

t.triliac nd; iliinf 1 (of or pertaining
to tlie lieart) 5^*

9 (•^ltllJte^l near the lieart)
rariUu 1 n Mtii (a mediMiio that
excites stomach action)
sT^ m.

2 Winui^-, Rtf*

ejrilnc acielerator Anal (a nerve)

laritiji rontraciion
ranliar cmIc PAyiioi. S^*
cardiJt 'h pressor .!« if. (a iicr\c)l^
jnr*nf?fT/.

uriliae vi,

(jriliai dullnce*

C^nliat «xcitJl)ilil>
lariliae (tbinl KraTfT? ofatl
urilucke (Jlldtun ojTicfiin/is) s;pr.
m

carili w mutiie Rtqtft
carilisi, j>livr»« /Mt tlfn
< sriliae n ^lou T^ytt-aVf
tanliae suinulaiu RniftTR
lanliit sioiiucli iTeef. (the fundus of
the sloiimh) W^tTi^T^raiT ns.
lar.lise tonic

larihartil (pcntsiintliylciio tctiarole)

iVinrm

ranlurol-ilitotliik* rolulion R^STT
♦ jr.lmRff/,

(ariliiij) (i,fy *nvj,T»l5f. 3CT
rarilinil n 1 Zeof. = sarJinal vein
3»tT.igeRfnn/.

2 ZeiV =c.ir»liiul sinus g«r

OfTn

3>=cardinal reds cardinal
scarlet (j ellowish red CTirflr m hue,
of high 3^ tatnration and Ion
brilliance) rgRRlOg
cardinal issue Xoio (which goes to
the foundation of the suit) •tTQIT*
ajWRTfTf

cardinal number Ifalfi- (a primary
number used in simple counting)

*i<r[5T.«?tn

cardinal |H»nl

« ordinal |•olnl■> 1 (of the compass)

2 sfl’JTPlR ««! (F.\M II 658)

3 file/ (points or degrees of inten*
sity to whu-h vitil processes iniy
ht >.ubje«tel)^vy^lim

lardiiul |>nnciplusn4Trg*rfi3Tt'R
tjnlinat |>r»<<asZMif grrm'^
Cardinal red (« coloui, yillowtsh led
tarrnle >n hue>of high saturation
and low fTbiillisnce)
larditul 'Carlrt-aardiual red
cardinal »inus ggq RtST, n

cardinal ayslriii Zoo/
cardinal scin gg5 fiui, gR^T /.
card inde\<m\5lRl
card indev <jliincl trv3j^,

card India derk

card tn*U\ draver

card ttidexid eiul catalogued ttr

card indea s)»lem Libraries 99r

carding n. (of cotton) ftvRR. ^ „
(the original o! Hindi
carding engiDCBcarding mailunc
carding mailiioe TeMet

M

carding process f^R^-rfUl
cardiii', cardi r^*
cardio.actlirilidis npQ'RS^W
tardiolda.i Zool. (from it the heart
develops) R'^OUC in
CardioiarpoD coniprcssiim b Milro*
spcrmuni roinprcssuiu
Cardiocar|>us = Conlanarpus Pah~
onfol giT^R traifii
C drupoccoii”

cjrJio gram PApiiof RiTl»R-^?t w.
cardio-graph Diftiol. RtSM*^ wi
cardiographs (description of the
heart) R^-^ePH/.
cardioid od] (hearttliaped) RRR
cardioid n. Hath. (Gk. htrdiotidtt
'heart shaped ) RRV is.
cardiO'penrardial region AaaS silsfP

cardio pyloric strand JnaJ. R^*
fnaiT rpi

CarJuispcrnium iJof hivkOjI Hitif*
L. Iialicacabiiui (it i3 dropped into
the eir to cure earaclie)

(B ,N. riiprt3T)

earHio \a<cular sjMciii RJlf^^l
lardio sisieral tc‘»el Ana! R?R*

CirdiumZiyV Uontains the typical
cockle^ Gk kardiii hi 'it IR^gfiS-
trarfit

C. edule vr?T

cardo Zool. (basil joint ottlie ma\illa
m insects) KvjtfSJi n
urduon (t j^narn (indunrii/Hs) Bot.
(need 111 clieesomakiiig)^f^R3t'ft
/

card rack P{?tT

car driver

cards si-r luii/rr card

card ‘harper (swindler st card gmies)

card tsik Trxtiles

card ticket Bly. * 1 % W 9^. Rtp*-
RtlR

CarduareseBAstcraceae
Carduelis dirs (principal chvracterli*
tie IS biifilit red 5)®' face 5^)
'.tlJiya BTtlfs
Catduiis ifrJTRVR aRtftt
C. iriipus (liiA niiuioroiN folnr
spines— McLean I 1036)

C, nutans (bu'-k tl<istle> nituk
thistlsi bank thistle, Queen Anne s
tlirissel. Scotcli thistle) tmirR

care ar^tgr WRRIR ii , ttH'JI'fl
care and custody ar^
care and mainteinner as^OT t^t t(RI-
fvi

care and replacement »fl( Sifir*

careful adj fnTapt, SiR^
careful and ihoruugh loinpanson
RTT3PI aftr mrjsR
eareful atientloii tU13

careful consideration tglT tfo fiRiT
carefully auvrpTtUJ, &

earefullv draw n RRH 'Ttf

larefiij oh-eriance (ol rules) SSlTJJift

careful ob*ericr OTTRR

careful rccor.l
cjirful airuliiiy HrixTrat H
anfjn qfiWia’Ji
careful iclcction nn'lpft
careful »tudy iqRl.-J* artareq
careful iiirvcy rqn^itTi »r mqflW'n
careful wall li WTfs^ ifs
carelen* wn^W a'Tiq'lW
careli •■• liirullin^ anmpfl
carele»-iic- arsnyt / •mH'irft
culpJ aHl7
heedl'-«''e—
lOjUrulion

|0»'i»crl. lie irH‘IiS?Tl
reel.Je.-nc-a

»rfhn

Brpli;«.o I am?
nepleil 3>w,
inalltataiviv ''fr'l
Diofeataiu I KT^n
noofeaiaiiM HTTn

careB* (from c ui m } srrart«q

care of (ill nil illiuo'iun i lottuijffm

caret WiOiTT II

careiakcr wq^ai | a) w'<«f ..
ftuarilian ntVl

winlenaftli^
ruiioiiian MrttiMB

careiakrr MVvfiti'n

carcliliB/ clerk m 4MC fef<rv
cireiakin^ no In ii uiin
Carca Zlal (a n - lU . I il u
aedaa (I’la

'•aJ^u ancunl will
C, a<iiutilit a/ia vw'ts
C ar.iiari4(,.„i 1.O ’’■'I'

C |>ci><liila ni
Careya Col ^nft S^IH
C arUrea (uiH >• >) 'TIR'^q-

*tWI (Ritii r-" Naik i« .4
Ben Jlin No| Til I'r
War Konlani MuiI,,

Santa! In-n/.r, L’a'i.

Tamil i»vi4i)

carpo rftwu 1 1 , ^ir*T. rfrteqi ■,
carfo lioIcU n

cirfo rliip wnfTT* wwmq, qa^fr^*
w»qiq. W(«c*qmi
rarfio ileimer ire cargo aluji
Cinamie^oef (aubordait eo'iititulel
by ttiaaenemaa) ^fWlirvr^rnin.

record < 290 cam

C-irij>iii<lK ZutJ ai(imhl«^M
lariliou iTaijf qUffOaa-
Cam a Col

C liapayafpByiaya, papau> melon
tide impeta pau pave, trial luoion)

IW'r* (quai)

Cariiaicac Bnt fq^r*-fa»
larieaturc ninfqtivl tiiiifn tu
Cariilagrua ^rra fTTZm tmf^ (it fowli
eiiluaivah on liratila rirz)
cariia V/f aOPTI/
cam a of bone ai(aii^

■ jriea of apanraiia aRRl

■ ariea of Irtlli

larilta fruit ( VooKirifiiii rWnHim)
wntm in (u . K . U ). *««i
Camu iitroiw-^ftn-'lS^n (/eru,^,

< ( irirue tec \tfa Natie)
eatiiialBot «« kctl fPOTn »

S /kI (a keel like mli:*) /,

(f* a ndrfc)

ciriuaUaoiI £ol (t waUr canal w
the inner aiilo of ayleiii)

(•iq a)i«in)

Carinaria Znt (U>in<.i tl>ap«<ltlio1I~
W«f. ) atnfr

C, tnoUlerrjiH a nfJX
« aniu alcriM /ool ifrfttf \ft»l
Utiiucae Zm! mpf

lariiulopli.ale Bet (llaiM au tliat
rill fold iiaioil lea a keul) fqinwr.

r-q

lartmfirue i, r l„t (bem i,* nri^ana
i^iiullin^tboli.i.lf-t'irtor a boat)
n

.j^ijuan// K I arfjiiT
r.rinui bum M I MfrunTtV

I |m»i< Iiiili airnr vn

tlfii*4 = Caramlar BoJ «TII<

{ C laraiidja niHirq qTi|{ (U, M,
/ Ruj qraJ.Hin lirraja.K40 qf*'.

/ Ilin Mar. Uri OiVn)

< C, Jilfuaa 9 C e|<aDaruni

i.a. ^ U/ilauhrju.ni>lfn.

C epinaruni (ilmarn very iweet

1 acontel— n-«u)ll'JfR*a

I (umarr t ke> I an^W*qt
I pfata lobe w WIW

I mctbuil (e ■■■etlunl lor
atermining iinlogana Af'q, aulpliur
! and photpboma «irqr) qr> Q

Cjriiia tulic. Camia liibing

eartoeWupi m martli marigold
(( ,if!!«t pelHiln.) riB* in.
Camiirliailia (Jita Hit ^resn stmia
an! no jreeii luf-Willii p 120)
|fiPt*« ffwfq
C. autiralia ^rtin-friyinw
caniiin-aiiii.lct’o!. Inil ^iqilftrriVq
aarininapli = ml orange
carn>iiijp]i garMrt = oiI red
cariiiinalivenf; qt^Sf
cirminilur linelure
canniDc ,1 l^tnTVrft/.

Ssrarmioe lake (a colour, roil ITT
in hur. of very liiifli vIV i ituration
ami low ft brilliance) oqf^nq
cirmioe nlj lun

cinnloe blue Col /n-f tftrjfldl rftot
earinioe lake To; Ini tftnfid) srrqr*
earioineile tiyrrvpi.
camine termilion f*ef Jii-l-
ff»IB

eariiiinie <i,y.
rarniinie aril) ( /(/«
rarmlniie (a carmina arasnato of leal
an! iron) tlTftnt in (liH carmine,
•f » for rtfir* iiiinernl)
rari)iioo.grn Col. InJ rfrnTfrc! SR m.
carniotiine (ntee crarooliy Ifoin f^)
id fill tfirfl/.
cjttijge rirtttn (are aaaaailnalioM)

ciriula/y.tiqrqv, «Tmt

carnal inlrriourie Vlf^C rnrirR.
Ittllil n

raruil knowinige
ropiilaliiin, tuition, roitua
rehabilalion Rf^TW, »rjq
coaverialion siittA

liaitoaei^iIUiT

actual iDirrtoiirae iTjq. ntTRlf
r^r^ ^-k iiriwleilge (letual intercourie)

r*rj)*i]i)K. If., 'iryitrmis ^aNwinjn.
niiijnetiom elilomir) T^fhl »•
(t for CTT5 pola«itiiii W for Wf'1
migTie^iiiin, {or ^)q cblorult.

f » for riftq mineral)
laroally knew Bale frR'pfl ( tq.) m

aaroaaiie ■weertorial u b?*. &T«V^
caraaiaul •eectorial o-f/ ^<x>!* (ad*P*

Ciinatic

291

eaipogonial vyctem

teil for catting)

Camitlc GtCQ m.

cainatioD Bqi tDianfftui earvoT^vffm)

W^in’Hr fn.

carnation fo\<^y(PapatfTtQmnifeTum)

carnauba (n ax palm* CopcriHOii »ri<
/era) sf^rTtiTn??, nl-

carnauba wax Bt?

carnaabic icid Chen (found m car
n anba ax) wv^

carnaubjl thm- «

caruaiibyl alcobal

caroclian Hitierah (ageni) jru

rarnic aci<l£iorAmi Kf«* «r*5r
Car rMcobar blacl'Dipcd flyeaieher
Attt *rrr^y^ 9T?*raxfnt
Car>r«icobar abikra aim

carni fcnin {L*t. carnii sr^+
/errum ‘iroa') £(oekm
CaroiTOra (order) *WiT *!«» m. (Lit ,
tarmt *fle»b' rerare'to derour'
Vv\)

Carnivora rera Zed, BWITT m-f 1.
camivoroo* ad}. 1 *v^, sfBVftff
(»«0

S (pert to the order Caniirora)
snr.Tnvfirt

caraivoroui anunal ttfq-

vTv'r^g

catnixoTouafiibarivnr^

tm

caroosiDc Cftcfn- (obtained from mext
extracts

Carnot eSciency = ibcnDodjoamic
efficiency

Carnot engine Ph\it- (a tbeoretical
heat engine)

cirnoline = ibiotbronjo jene
camoiile jl/inrraf. fttVfirsn. (ft for
fk<"'3 uranium, h. for vana-

dium, B- for tadiutn, for
nfsTi mineral)

Carnot'i cycle Pk^i.(iJeal heat cycle)

crai'BT

Xarnot'a function Phyt s)tit TiVB
Cam«'a principle or tbeorem Phj,|.
atxjtfirett

- Carnot a reversiLIe cycle Phjt. Sft*
Caraoy'a fluid cr inixlare i/xroa.

(a fluid eonsiating of glacial
acetic acid and abaolste al-

cohol)

carnuloso adj. (aomewhat fleeby)

wretfpv

carob bio'wn=RoMia& calf (a colour,
red'jellow Wil=T m hoo, of low ft
bn lliance)

carob ireer= locust bean

Carolina allspieCsatrawbcrry abrnb

Carolina jeaaainine=ycUow jasmine

Carolinian Btoftog (pertaining to or
desigirating an areaiocloding mneh
of the eastern United States)^*
7IBI5I-

Caroloxittelia Polfontol. (‘genus of
the order Pyrothena ?jyi4a.irn
trom Eocene -PD. H M2)

carom (m billiards) tnns m
earonc (froBear\oQe)Cke<n Sli)n /
earooic acid CAem ffrAfrftvmvt

Caro's and or reagent * permoDO*
sulphark acid Chen-
artB

carotene Chfm- vriftvB «
carotic Bcarotid adj.
caroticos}stemiCitd> sKtVjlii
carotid n dnot ^ f
carotid «(0 Anat

cKotid ertety » carottd -rinet- trv-

carotid canal ^not siA
carotid gland Zcof. stdV nfrtr
carotid labynnlh ^oof. iNt-ngif
carotid plexus tral-Stm
carotid pulse tirft
carotid Irutia. Ztxi.
carotin Chm. *riR /
carotin-eroia jtfnf *raftt?Tn/.
caroiiDoid Biocuens vcnl>T m.
caroiiooid pigment nitliit
carousal m.

carouse «. f.

carouse *6. SffTR
carouser m.

Caroxylon nidieunt=llaloxylon re>
mrxura Brf.

carp (a fitb )'SlT7 sn- (aneienl word)

carpei. *TBI

-carp .BW» .5^

carpal ad] dnat. (of or pertuning to
the carpus, or wrist)
carpal fi J Aueit =ttrul boDC=c»rpal
bone n

3 Zed. = actinost=pterygiopl»ore
VTlft** n (Wno oi t. fin xvy)
carpgl Bot n^TT vt- (a receptacle for
tlio ovnles

carpenter BtF5, »».,

carpenter cum filter

carpenter grass (Aehllea millefeltHm)

carpenter instructor firsf*

bWi

carpenter's bits
carpenters rooperatise society
Rgirff-atfcft

carpenters herb (Pruneffa imli^urix)
Bet

carpenter’a need (Jc/iif fea mifA’/ofinin)

carpenter's uorV Bpf in«W
cirpentry Rgin n , BfiWt
carpentry and fitting shop
Htgl^dd gTi?rt

carpentry »ehool Bv|9i Tnn^fr
carpet wtttiTfl n ,

caqiet shirk (has a fiittened body)

carpbolite (Gl karptat ‘nee straw
Occursmstraw-yetlowSS
tufts) 3*^ m (31 nca straw, -3*
for eft* miaeral)
rarpincbo=capybara
Carpiniis Bol. (Lit , 'hornbeam', g p )

C bctulns (liotnheam)

C rordaia >crrg
C- faginea ajiij (ftrci,

swlS/nninOT beech like.' fixu'Mri
bbccli)

C. yjminea (the common hornbeam
of tho Himalaya — Tr. ItI908)

carp louse 5^3

Carpocapsa Zod. T ta).r 3TP W -trBl5r
C pomonella (eodlin moth) VTOTf*B

carpocephalum Cot. 'SWTT m.
Carpodacui Artt ?TTr1v-Jr»lft (WJTfK
ancient word)
carpogonial system Bol.

earpoconSum

292

Carltiitn cooidinatea

etrpopmium 1 tS^nl TOTtfSl /

9 DdU (oogonium in other algae)

»nf» w

<ar polith afgv snff^
earpo inettcar|>u« Zxil
Csrpoaveteru (« ^euua eUaracteriaei
bylia\ing a very long tongua

ftn) tntifa

C miDima ^ >(l^C
carpophore Bot 1 ( tupporting the
carpel) W»TT-»n m
9 (in (ungi, stalk of the sporoearp)
SlfTt*?! n (short (or alarjltm-t)
<»/po» Zool (h th se„im.iil from llio
base o( certain liniUof siustaieaiis)

Ki

earpoij.erm B t (n lol al„soi the
oosphere after fvililiaatiuu) (’•ft-

eaTpo«|iaraD,iuiiii}ol

earpo»[>ote Btt sr?t

earpui hswtui Xiioi

S-carpos Zool

omgheeo mots (a cartilaginous «<a
weaJ) * 1 ?TM jftm
CarrariBCarrara BiafU<(anliica(^
marble W*'W) f'Tfrnrtw
Carrara mirltc =Carrara
etmwtj mrartntr
Carrel J)akia tokitioo
(/or rrpfonolioii ire Dakin a aolu«

t»rntfe n X (»ct of carrying) n
(Conat ), iiwiat, sfraitet ti (Const)
for carnage Bln am’i
9 (manner of carrying one a tclf)
^/

s wnw. tn^ n

4 Bin n.

6 (eipenas of carrying)

Wjf^TVWn

tarruft account srtta
Carnage an I Ttagon laj)>ettor Bln
(C.W I ) TT* («!> )
carnage and wagon workshop /.’fy
■T^Trieif/

carriage chargo snriT, arj^-

carnage cleaner Bit *1 Jtg^T,

•wnage inward wpt5-»tp-*^T

carnage of Cos emment treasure TTT*t>

carnage of mails TW

carnage of pasoesgers aod gooJs

carnage of ataiionery VT

carnage outwanl
carnagepai.i irrftmfT^Vf.

carriage release Icscc SBin

carnageskaft oi > anttf t^l (HT

ancient erordX *1 ^1 *1 fJTl
carriage ta* register
carriageway wasnu
carried oJj Com 4ht

to he I arricd (as a resolution) t^fiT
ftar

tarrieil by Si (Coftsl )

(business) earned on by THT f<»T
n»i ( erm)
earned down at^
carried forward aiil ifm
carrieil uier=sarricil forward Co«i
•WW

earner i «tx«, ncr(>^ •»

3 3lt.l

3 Pf ml Pjibof. (a inateria) ternns
as a vebicio (or a fungieiJe) VlfS m.

4 wsarinr pigeon m

3«ff*iH (iffeai)

comnion aarncrwpublic earner

earner flr pot
earner of disease fnrwlC*
earner of mfeition tVq>aiSiav
larrier pgeoo (a jigoon carrying
inesstgo) *a%Sl

carrier wave PJljj. »ftl oln
eirrion (i uuef) ing lliwl ) ii.

carrion crow wi* (tw TS

5*4 ancient narur)

urrioo feeder Zcof ^iTsnl^ tiVC m.
camon fiediogihfi ZobI Wgl

(4>k)

earnonitower (plant of tho gcnui Sla-
p-fin) in.

carrion (ly aiJV

carrot rrJt n .imn
carrolme ssearoieng
earroim oearolm
carry rb- VC^ti trattsbuptt

carry awav ie iHirf!
carry down ^ 1 % 3 t;n. WiaV^^

carry forward Wl'l tint,
carried forward wirfH
carrying n , It StRT

carrying agents Itl,j atfirett)
rarrying arms anjtJ 'JlfW *RI
carrying capacity « ST*r^, wifjwi /.
carrying company It 3 i 5 t wWlfORtiT,
■7^1 HtHW
carrying no interest
carrying out

carrying over atiRtR, ttfft ^ 3141
carrying power 35 ^ tlftl
carrying trade W 53 tTTtTT
carry into effect d^ifsTt «Rt
carry on (as a govt . butiiiess) wetiffTi
CRT

carry on business tnnTT VRt
tarry on industry Tofrr «?tw
tarry outcnri^RCRT (as diractions)

IfiVI-t

carryover « (nf stocks in liia mar*
kets) vHfti? H.

carry oier trb I wllffT*. ni^rirsrnT

8 (u, infectiuO^t
earl r*? ii.%aint/|
tarta hit, (charter) tll*» tii
cartage , fli<MTV

canage charges tm-a»nT
cart extetrrrKVRV
cart bote (allowance to the tenant
of woixt eulScient for cartsi eta.)
«i*z.rrR

Ctrl bullock rrrff 4 b, tTflT
cart chit

carle blanche X»tTfe« 7 T-ff 3

cartel j (cn agreement between,
nations at war for eschange e(
prisoners) ^ n

9 f roe. ni.

pool trgtwT
syndicate "fin^
monopoly vwiftWIT
cartel decree arnyrt^

cartel ship wfuflfe

tiw vaen

Carter process Ckm. (roelled Iea.1 1 *
placfcl m rotating wooden ejlm-
den) *tTT« fni

Cartcsiin roordiiutes (rectangular)

3faik. erm-vre

Cutasitn daril

293

C.A.(S)

Cut^ilaD Je» il = Cartfwin diver
Carlesiin dner-liottle imp i/alH.

Cirtriun equation .Vji^ wmomtl-
WR>TTT

Cirte«ian forniuli J/dtfc. WITH ^
CJTthame 1 ( /t**t =cirth»min
3 Cpi /»,f.=b*mrd Mffron
earthamic *cid*3e«rthiinm
earthamin C Aon- jgfiiT /.
eartbimme Ccd Iihl /

earthamite n-

Cartharaus Bc^. f ^rwjrirft

C. ovyacintht iftfnsn f (Hin.

C. tmrtoriua (aafioner, bastarv)
asKroo- African aattroni Amert-
can aattroQ. dver't aatiroa, wild
aaffron) Winr**? (a.N..M.

J5*w, Ben. }?a, Kan. Sin. fT*T.
Guj Tam. Ivaa^Zxt. Tel*

JiaaAai^^)

Carthimua red er ro«e f ^nr
(a colour* jellotviaH rel eeTTf.<r m
hue. of eer? high saturation)

arfirrer^r

eartditre nnft.wfTT

Cartier’s a1«holometer(lO*-4&*)Tf'^

yaswn

cartilise .fmif. la.
eamlige bone anfnprn
cartilage of Sialonni » comiculate
eirtilage .]M}f

cartilage of ^rhberg ■> runeifona
eirtilage .4*it

cartilaginous aJj. WtfttT-, VlRutlT.
•tfpTitV

carliliginous fish Toof *rfbl**rW
cartilaginous outgrowth VTfbsRV

carting I enilrrt *, rrrGtaTr

2 (charges) trer^t /.. nrfl-WTn
carting agent

carting charges iT«S*9inr. ttr^t-atT^
carting work *.» jwrf

cartload r«TWTT. m^tlfr
cartman nWI|a> as., rtT^TWt
cart note fT»z RT, VI

cartography (art or busineas of draw.

tog charts or maps) litvfvn ».
csTtoa (a box made of Tariona hudt

of board n* »

eartr«)n (satirical caTicalnre)*tittft^ n.
cartridge 1 rVsflt&lt « . «I^JI
2 ^

eartridge hra»s s&Ftiht Heitt
cartridge hnfl = putlv ( a colonr,
vetlonish re.! velloa in

liue. of low Sis saturation and high
St brilliance) »i*TinWtB
cartridge esses sttsft ’QR
cartridge (or safeii) fu*e
eartridge loaded with ball

lihfKht
eartndge paper

cart raid«rc:T«*T.^<Tr|X)R3V
eartsland tm-Wm. afS«n<1 «t •>(•1
cart irseV StCT*ir’fr.^t!lO‘*ntV
cart tract gnn VU

cart tvre (Mar. >0«). is

cart wheels fTCt.W. idRI^ ^
Cartwright fT»S«tT as . *!I^ WTST

Cartwright* wood?t»t-»«T*lT^
sfisrvft
eart.yoVe ^prt.
canii fnaetus n.
eartinwearawaj rAnm. StfiT m.
OruiD Be*

C. buloocastsoaia (bniboos eara
warJ trfH

C. cam (caratvat. common cara-
way) stimeR Btftr (Basu «rs#T*.
B»n-;ir«.Ci>) sAv'ea Dm. aAij
jira. Mar. thsAv've. ihin yira
siynA)

C eoptirum(Bishops«\ee>i,lovagel
witr (B .N. UtRd. jptsl.

niQ.SWsnR. Uar leti)

& Bi gmm ^:c3i mCtr

C. roaburghicnum ffiftT

(D..M IWn wssR. Peccan

wejT nrR, Gu] Hin awi*?. Sfir
B;wafdrcra, Tel oyKnorareeiaint
caruncle 1 Bn. a wua'n es,
b^anl et.

S Z.xd. (little homy eteeatioo at
the end of the (•eak — PflJI 4^5)
hPtbj /

earracrol (5*. cures ‘caraway* a ^1+
ljat.acer*shari> ^ + -of. athieh oil)
CAcei. WHt^w

carracrrl (cumacrol-h.fO ailffHW •*
earre rt, Wins

can ed marble ttT 4lhUtt

cm eil valley Geccr tft-Tfl

eanene Chrm. irffistr n.
cane out 1 tra Afio <t|RI
3 It flTRIT % 9T

eanestrenc (rorrone aalii + silveslrenc
VRt^) CAfti sritnmt^sR n.
cane up wti^RT
caningrtyei f* , w?tw?tr.
carvings

carvitig wood mgst-^TV
Ctrvol ( Awa. (sn oily luioi 1)
w.

rarv^Bcathol
etrvo^icDthone sr^T-Rsl^HI
^arvpnc R^OtT/.

carvotunesilcwf^ n
canyj (cureone ^ -itl) Cheri. »> Jlitca

Carrs J?,f. (lavriFB-imPl
fsnl ((itm# + sC Chnn STfllSu.
carro w kano
eanogsniv m Van ogamv
ran ol.ine*i« > l.irvohioe<it
eanol\»iswLanolv«i*
ran o)i lie > kin oh tic
Canoj'hTlIaeeae B.I TWIfTfaris.
eir5oph\llaceous(i.)j. B.'f.rpvRtWt
(nre elaxvs emheddeiU
Canophi Uaeus 2cci. rriTO-snrf*
tarjophNllene ( Gl. iarysrAyffow
‘clo\elree)CAm.^^^*i (c.’.’veaa
eisiM IS cbtaiaKl f'oia caryo*
pliillene)

canophvlIiCnV

einnphvllic acid wvftTT WT5r
canophilUn Wifit /
earvophUlumvelose pAar"! fRR ts.
Ftn

Carvophvllus = Eugenia (Willis)
earvDpsts i7,c. (pe-acarp and

te»la are fused together)

(fruit of grasses) VTtTVni
u- (Cienii. Grrti/recAi)

Carrot* Bn. R-rft
C. Biiti* (iistnliution— Malay p^nln.

stlla, etc.) at^BB tttTJB
d urens (wine palm, toddy palm.

jaugery palm)«WT»R StCJil (B>H.

«R|». Mar.es,v?. Uri. 5|it)

(^ [Circle -Auditor (Storee)]

(d) [^4hrv0v«

C.AS

29t

catM to b« fubmittad

CA^.{C5»il Aisistant SurReon)

C.A,S A (rapiis»4»atnf*ciondun))«l
B WlRrfBBr^)

C«i«le procM* (lor gynlliesis of am
moma. at 600 almosp'
fwi

r««ali« green^chromr oiule prren

Caurci Itvf snrfit NsiiB an

eieot «oi(t)

titcaAe (Scot l(aamal1 nateifalDBTT*

fe»I/

2 (a aema of waterfalls reseiiililnij
stera) tnnWt/

ctacaiie proceas {for aulpliiiric aci.l)
Bira

caacide ayttmi f Itr
Caaea<{ian nraululiuii Onl
KI&B

cttetra r/taiKi =ra*»4M aapmla
raaeari lapraila (lit ‘aier«l Lark)

rfiartu

eawirdU l ■ awectwoo I (Crefati ehili
ria)Bet *r3«9lm
Sh raaranlU tiark = eteutbera t>ark
BlwratHOOil liark rfwrin S'JXTB

Uietnlla 1>3rk • ■ ai< arilla
ciaa 1 BCTt «rtwi / . sarrr »>
(Wb/.

3 BBTB » TfBB ftTB n .

fa , n

3 r<irclef. a (inlivilual inulor in*

veatiKStionl a^<E /

b (llie problem inToIve>1 in such
an indiTklual) tnrsBI /

inr*/

6 Crnta. VTTC a

6 L(]Kia(,n(riiiimaUaw)lirit^'|fa
b(in rinl lan)BTTfa
T VkI i>^t(ri.)m
8«rfl/. BTBtB. BtB a . Trai bfl
9ir7BT»tfi (Kla»Hciio«fBrat*l. p,Ilg,v
ease fttNi-neiiii

10 £otl6>n li«g (a l>ook to\tt tlist
IS inaHe compUta before ii is appli*
ad 'o a I'Ooli) •HBT'B n
as the ciae nnv I>e BBTfwPl, BBI*
B>tn. Inft fpifr tr
ia a larpe aumber of rseet vr^ iff

ia Mae «f nn &, fwft

aitioa on the caae^ Irespaas on
(betaae LarlrtBBI^
ca* r aprred on aiirr
Ca*eari3 Hof BBift

C eli>plica=C tonienlo^a
C earntrais nimaT (lUau

C plomrrala — C prjseotcaa
I pravenirna (lloinera vritli a dia
aRrotsLIeoIout — lUaujKtffB
nr«f

r tumenlosi (tho b-irk la Littor
— Ilieu)

ea*ri*eH,o4a, f*:*-*^"*
raseile Hio A-an (t aalt of rsaein)
ftrwAB n

ii.el«ok (ofa melKtf olieu) Wb
awB

»j*p rarbnnsinp yffhl ByiJ tritlTtrn
(1/ esao lisrdcninp)
ease (critfisfl BinoiBfBB

M-f rOSif |.fa.ia (SOM 54) a*W

«a*c ihMilffl (H)b fft

ti« fluty (in ilio r»li«o T) ,t) wg
te*.B

ra«ef.eBf^5»*

cam: file i fmiH BffB BTft

«»»e file «o\cr d.lmm btt*i BftB ttr*.

ca*c file rrpieter (SOM 53) SBrn-Bfpr-

B»tft

case fortnj|«i>«bBi^^«tt
ease hanlm r( «nri{«i
ei*e luflcnetl mJ, JUM-k. W.«I Ifn
ease hanteniop bid tjei'

case liardeoiDp eon>)fOunili mriSB

♦ntfT

cate history PitfJutl SBfir^^.tTlItBr
V'

eisrie aJj Cion, rawif'*
eafric truf firwift* araw
casein H'orVtn ftsafl?/
a> t.1 rasein

pararasein BTlft»lf>
rennst casein v«n»«BrBKil?
raseinale->raseaie
casein reinenl fcitift
casein ploe er cement Tc^lfe
arttt JtAb

ease in Land fTTB

ciseinopen flio'A'f’s {apecifi' rmtem

Ol inllK 1 :t) vu

case in winch one leltet is at ‘cut
Math. B? BBTT fitBB tfWT WgB*
fwBTf

ease law i^n. (body of law crestel I y
julicist daosioTu) BiT*

f»nr

rase DO. .(ifnitn BBTtniBBT

casco- (casein) ftwife.
ease of failure S'M’iafict TtB^BI A
TfTI

in case of need aTTBtBBtl BT

case of poisoninp BTBl
cascoUmC/inn ftsTialiTB n.
cJseuse HiorAmi ftwftgf..

caseous

tase parkmp Bit
rase )>ct]Jinp aiibmissiun JllPtlB
B ftn ^TBBfB BTX

case reifcipt rcpisier BBTBJnfff Bit)
csie referred Hnio (it mutb be a rii».
imct point or proposition of law)

bit^Hb

case register Vof, tWl-BBi)

• use report

case room /’riii/ing JTBTB-Byt
» ase» auif •Iraitis BTBrt »«)f ^*3
eairs at law fif^BI’p. (nriliiiary Iiw
luitslmBim BIT

cases aviaitin* reeonla BIT

nsetwitU records B7T

cases covered by w an> Birft ftB^Bl
cases despatched hft* (after

ilespateh and at the close of the
day the despatcher should send all
the oriRinal files in a tray or tied
together in a handle aod labelled
‘casre despstehad'— DOM 33)
fairs ihsmitsed itBm BTffhfB
cases fixed for beariDg gBBTTbi f«T
PBlyTtBTT

cases for pillows fhft«IB-«TBTB
ease sheet Vnl ttftBt

character trTB WBBT ftBB

< ases of cscsjm: .

cases of iini>f>rlincr RjCTt^ BBTB
cases peodinp tnetriB BBT’I
eases rrfeeird artOr’ BTfftBB
ease ststed Law *f^ BTTfHB
cisei to Le submitied to the Coaern.

cAfet with MCord« 2^^ C*»*«lmann’# graan

CT tU’-ltl" ^ ^ fffPt

ct*^» villi rreor<l<

rii« (jritein Lfita U zue'lioi o(
ttw'Kjftg or ttaivwg t\i« »c\eiTito ot
Uw by % »tDdy of ci^ot) »It-
r?TOVT^ft

c*»o laliop iltd n. ^

taVinj; *fhf we
eaueumoci'ein

e»M- under di«l'0«a\ WTTW

f»»e under investigation iT^TTarr.Vt^

vr^

eaieweed = »be[iberd'»-ini f'c (Caj fUa
bfirm p/tilorit) n

case.vvork (of jadges)
e»»\i» ttiTO,ft«TW»T hn)
cash rb 5^f^f

ciih a lull
cash aUitriet {t»
cnh abstract bu -k

cash abstract regitter fr«-«fiiire>r Trfr
cash alrttrart reputerof expenililure
nc»5rtHs^»T«r’Jw1
cash aliiiraet rcci‘ter of reccipn tjr.

>rtTRT-)TTf>nWr
cash lerniint tj« ^wv
e»4h£emiint Jiook TfcVwT-JWT
cash a cheque gcifl

rash advance frt' oftnr .
cash apiinsl doeumcnis ir^vi ^fir>T
rrs

cash allowancci tf«-atf<rftf,iV«TW''t
cash an<l account branch fnEtnrtt^
?T,WI

cash and carry tr« V ^ ft STwr
cash at l.ank wfrtVTTST Jl«
rash balance tlf-cWiF^WlTT*
cash lialance investment account ^rv-
ftt fttrtar^ fewT

cash balance iiosition ?r« CTT fisTfi
cash balance rejvvrt cr^-frTSfhT^,
n» ftTftTTCI

cash balances with the public «

cash Isonus fre aivdst
cashdooL fr* tlFTT^
cash Ixvok account tte-qvs-^Wl
cash l>ook bilaoce arc qr^ ctT
cash l-)«.k number U* ^4571
cash look voucher rr* 5ntm«
cash Jjox ixtM^
fiih branch fVi; TTWI

cash rertifis vlc« itT irf n
cash flivllan »rT ^Pn=T
<asli chest ft* m frrxnfx
cash credit i'lT

rash « rot»« iV?

cash clc|isitnieni staff f4it|t] itic

irfr

cash Ucj-osit US
cash clisrottnl f^ar^flT
cash stole it* KTtltn?,
ea«h entfs cl^oftfe
casts eqsiisaleni «nn^
cashett tp]tU{AuarardivnocciilfiitaU)
TTtTiq? m

cashew iake=anbaro (« colour red-
yellow tTTfti m hue. ol loss stl
aatuiaton and low f’T hrillianco)

cashew mil J3ot fk dne> aliared fruit
of the caaben) n ,

c3*b<w-nMt fruit qTTww n *ni_
cash pranl ftS-irgTR
cash puard Hlj
ca'bicf yrf'RW n . ItstfAl
ireasurer

cashier's cash W»V il^CTW fX TW.
S*^

cisbier’a cheque »W7W
cash in hand gtW tre.?77ftl JV«
cash memoyf^SiTT
cash memorandum
Cashmere tree (Omehno arfcorea)
nnnft / (D ,N ,M )

Cashmire black CW fud *a4\l dw
Cashmire blue Cof InJ. •TiftT *fW
Cashmirc brossn Col Ind crtiTTO
Caslimire preen Ccl I»d gfr

cash on delivery jce O D
cashoo nut tree (dreea c'lleeftH) "Cl m ►
g^ift

cash order ft* sn^

rash oiilfayilr 5jrW

rash (>avmenl tVvwrm

cash |>ajnicnl rrp<s|<rf|«-7lV^-1v!ft

rasli {Ki-ilion

cash f.ri.ciVf’^^

rash {iroril tW *'IW

cash piiri base tlf T7

cash re.c«itn«nH«

cash refund tfs-sTTI’l

rash refurul annuity tb^>B»T?vi

cash rifund wr»rrjnlft*HrTf»l»lfj7^

cash register gr<l

rash remitlanic tT? TtVlvt

cash rent tVswjc

cash reqiiirrmcnlv TIT-wntt’4+fllu

cash reserve ns itftfT

cash reward TT*

cash aafe ftsrft

rash sales ffC-fm

cash scroll I?ii»;i’/n7 rfrnfF /

cash security {t«

cash securily bond tIc-irnvjPr »7vx
cash fceittUy dcjrosit

HtSl^

cash sheet

cash surrender value tfc sntt^-iTff
cash transsctions

cash transfer clearing tl^ Wl-nmi’I-

furnihr!

rash valuation {It ^7hr:T
rash value (Vw:'Wg^
cssh price

cash witness fr«nnft
rasing 1 *n9r>l« wufTm

2 (of the svcll)

3 *fT^ w.

casing pipe WITT* ^T5t
eask I rr^nR fi , <)7T
2 (big) ^^11 (ancient word)
Caspvrian band sCasparian atrip
Caspirian strip (suberio atrip)
Caspary'a liandwCaspanan strip
caspere {AlUarta ofinnalu)

Caspian reed-but]tingdtei^l4-si37rt>

tnftf

Caspian aand-plover die*

Caspian Sea Oeog. grr’IS^in (from

ntram)

Caspian tem dtn sTf7>fVr.j7f|
cassare Cow (to render void) Tr»7tT7i
n , (to cease) WTl'T ffsTT
cassava £oi, l=manioc‘ttvTf;?Kin.

2 = bitler cassava (VoniW wfifiiri*
mo)«5-wr«^ pv.

Cassrgrainian telescope
(short for •3vi*i«i
Casse] brown Col Ind. C»f^.»W
Cassel preen (ban am mangsnste, used
as a pigment) "mineral green nfint

%fx

Cassfiminn'i preen (a basio copper

Catsel yellow

296

cstte health cemp

sn!pli»le »s a pi^meiiO —

mineral green

C»s-el yelloi. =Mniaeral yellovf
ci*‘erole 1 C/nyn n

niekel ca“erole vte-feT
(•orreUiD easeerole
2 = m«tic brown (e coloari reil li'b
rc^’yellon ^lTr5re!r m hue, of low
•t? iitor&tion end lo« f-* brilliinee)
a’n^WifaT’F

Ca»<iai7a( ^Trw^n3Tp|(TT^e erciont
word)

C. ibiui (Dasu

Bin ^ l“er»i’i rhaikmunfc,
\riHie rJin /iBiira/)

C aeutirolij A<p7l77 vrrnf^

C tlila (ri igwonn elimh, viingel
»enn»)7^«1»WT(D M
Ben Hin Mar Dm

can ?Tr »TBWi)

C aejTQ'tifolia (Doiidiay a^ma,
Indian tenna, lotna aeaoa medi*
cinal aenna Tinnenellv aeniia)^*
Tft iBaau

C eoneulata lu neraciatia linn-
era lenna) CWS^ (Caau

*Ort} Tam eeartfm nturm Mil
arirnm)

C burmannioC olioiata
C G»tu1a(tpdinn]a1urnum, {lidding

{ipe tree furKing euiii, eaiaii,
,.<ilden nliower) arfi^ «mart(ft,X ,
Si. »a 7, Den Mil iiarn

njlani Uri 5^)

C flin-liwC tiaisci
L. gliuea (OS pl/iuioi 'iilreri
^..edjduk l.rown, «hloin,— Disu)

C japonica

< jiYinica

C linreolairsQ en-utlifolia
C iniino«oi<!ea (root* uren by
SantaU for »rnma in lie alo-
m ifh— Balo) T^TCH^T*wf
C iiiullijupi »» 5 n»
c ooduit oCanr

C.eb.>.alir\1eian]ri4>.inna.cflun'
tr> aenna. Italian anna. Nubian
I'-nsa. oAciGil aenna, acne^al
aenna, Troyii.li aenna) Miqetl!!
»I«TJrt(«t*T‘o1oTale‘. ty ‘joaf)
C, oUeaaaC, obovila

C obtusifulia (letil en<«ia, nog
worm pilot) (oil naniel eSnlra
nidrJSa uard to cure nngworma
Biau) MVIJ 9OTHT (B,M.
^T3| Ben. Bid Un cAoInm !<>•
Santal eAaleirrfiural)

C, oceidentaha (fetid eiiaii> Negro
eoilee. lobbiah «etii itinSiog
aread)miiFwiani|(^,N ,M Tntt;,
Ou) toiolari, Bio-iitniitifiij Mar.
iniodo.Tel ioMianitUfa i<uiindr>)
C, pumili (aenda ir« giyeo as *
ptirgattTe~Baau)

C renigera (it has largo piok flow
en-lr II 37J)^T?BSn*IBlt^

C rbombifoIii=C flalola
C. aiimei

C aopheri {^W.

Dan ioIioaSsiidd. Tlri
XofntoiKMdo)

C (ora a fend caena (loavoa » o d
aeeda used (or riogwonn lod jtch
— Basil) n3M)

ciaaii (CiMW yijfi'oXrtj ■»
(Dd(,U)

caaaii borLaaCbiiie«« rioosmoo
(CiniMnMiiriieieataio)^^ yrefelT/.
eaiaia eiooamoD (Cinnneioman {o-
mAln) ftjiTtl m (Biau)
eat'ia Itgaea 1 (Cianoeioniim euaaio)
<R-TirPrn/

3 (Cinnntnomwio iarnafa) ?ram r».
eassiaoilwOiioe^o rinoamon oil^ht

raaaie flowers (Jeoeio /ernejinna)

ffinmw m. (0 .M )

Caettnia' diviaioD (the mid Ho ring of
the Satorn is separated from tho
outir by i Hark *roco) m

Ci*«io|>ria..LaJ7 tii(beCh»r Hilroa.

u Cii>aiO|>eiae, rar.aSrkedir snnt*
arwsfl.wy vt

{3 Co»ai«pei»e-Ca|ih fx^yatimfl

/.

V CsuH>|irioe •• Ruchluh
arwrfl/

Ci»i0)>eid .utron. art»(*f) Tsrt/
raMiopeiomwIuteeianiCJieet. Idall'ai
/.

eaiaiUriU (tin oaule) m.

(q tm. otiJo. •<« (ur

mmoral)

tin Slone nj-srt’W, atdt*
ciseowary Zoot. (has a horny cas<'«
on the head) ftrtlfH «

Cis'SthaBot

C filifofmisHTOP7»nTJ7ny^‘i(B-.SI
Klin Mai Bon i Bomhay

V]TT*i 3^)

cast eft 1 (throw)

9 (deposit a ballot (ormallj) ITdT^*
TIHBl

3 (imposition, open apartylitiganti
«{ costs m the suit, og A is cast
for tho cost ol tho case) adBUIB

4 (to pour into a moutil) aJldd

»»»), iT5Rt

cast «. 1 m. (Bi»< mould B^)

9 [oi an oarthworni) fsrfB / ■ *5^ ^

sm

Castilu • ^upl>ar ■ Nynphaea Dc*.

C pubeseeoa a» Nyrnpbiei pub
esceas

C. siellata-aKjrnpliaea itcllata
cut aorhor n't* BPTB> ittlT lIRdI
Castioea Bo< *lbf^ wOt
C iDdieawCaitaDopils Indira
C satita (sweet ehaatnut)
anrfti

C, tribuloides > Caitanoptis trl-
buloides ,

C \esciaC, saliva
C. vulgaris = C. sativa
caslineous ai!j (ot the colour cheat-
nut)

Ciiiinopsia Dd wn'tiiH srarTir
C. hyilria artl Blb'BlM. (Nep ^

»J«)

C indiei

C. ruresccDiaC, hyslrir
C. tribuloides ll«(|{) nnsniW (in
ialoiJri ‘with slisVp hnstlei’—
iDTotucro armed with stout ipi

nes Tr. 111920)
cast a ' ote RW TIW. in
cutaway a Ij yfr’tTT
east down a.Ij (in sjirit) fffT’flXT.

TfRTtr

tone Bifa/.cnm

cute aulonomy wift ayiywwl

caste fea«i wfB aiTB

caste health camp Xi4t« nn.«B (tlftt

cattell&tus

29T

casual vacancy

<a5telUtu> Metforol (» cloOil of tar
rctfri «triict<..e)ftT^(n)’'»

-ca-le obligation StT^flC
ca»lf nr cre^il arj^T
smVifaTTW
ca-lf prattler jTT&r-IlVI
ci'ter ( ’0» *ITni m

caster aitimljut
Ca'Ie rule* ^%-finrR
ct»telhrcad (of BraUuiins) n ,

tail horse tjlfl

cattigatorv adj (eorrectiYo)
(punitiee)

ca‘li*atotj n. (eagine formerly used
to pameh women— Aiyar) n.

€a<tilian brows cs brown nadder (a
colonr, yellowish-red wrtH in hue,
of low at satnrsVioQ and low
brilliance) S'4e<*Ti'It5
Castilian red (y etlowiah red m
hne and of rery hijh jalnration)

Castilla Dot. (a geans of trees of the
mulberry fimdy yieldiog Castdla
rubber) ^finV’!*x«iRi
C elastica aifllW
Ci'lilla rubber
CastiUoa-iCastilU Dot
eajtin- l ?rm n , wl% 5 traRt

2 (made itt a mould)

3 Zeol. 7VVIT m , /,

ea‘img net UTT®, RltR 5l?r
casting powder ^ m.

ca-iing sole (deciding Tote)

(Const.)* (preii lent s votof STVR*

cast iron qvrrrVR ii . ^?f

ca-t iron basin Rtuitr trut
cast wa<\ Is at'.n.^ a.i.H.'.'i.iVWW
ca«l iron chair Hv-sitH
cast iron [ilant [AtpulisCra liiriJa)
Bet (it en lures the heat and dry •
ness olordinars rooms) It M

cast iron tripod stiml »T^rvrr-firTff,
5FV VT< ^ FtTtJ
c-a-l iron valsc RC-siqq
casllc TT? w.
ra*llc nut I'lirA.

Ca-tner sell CAem. frwWtn {

ro..lini! )

Cattner Kellner cell Cdm. (rocling

cell. Hsod in tho raannfactnre rf
cinsfic sola) WStl
Casiner process CA'm. 1 (eharacteriz*
el by a rocLin.; coll) v W 111 ftw
ilm-uintaciiKe of sodium by elec-
trolysis) ft^etr (ftv for fivfsR
electrolysis, 9t for qisi^ sodiuni)
castor 1 ojreT n ,

3 (a eoloor. reddish yellow Oum
in hue, of low W4 sataratran and of
low ft biilJiance) atTfsTJtfTtK
Castor = Apollon aCeminornm
.ijtroB avR » . vm «♦
Castor Aool ( germs of bearers)

snr.ffi

castor bein 1 (seeds of the castor oil
plant) o

3 (ihe castor plant) n»
castor €ske=casioc pomicc
«»ft (Mar «)

Castoroidea (soperfamily )^oot inp-
trvT^tr m

Castoroides Palemtcl.
castor oilBnciOus oilBoleum ncini
Plum ^

castor.oil cake «vn ^

esator oil plant (ilmnat coeimusis)
V* J m , Rift Rt tflRt
castor Oil seed=naoi eemeD Pharm,
vfiT-^tR
castor Oil tree
castor pomace BCastor cake
castor seed ~ castor bean

wWv

castor seed oilcake i^TiT Rift tr)

castrate e < RiTUr>l(aDC>eQt word],
RffUT

castrated adj. Rt^TIiT
c.SA^sa%im VsvVVV^t i» , •aif\wi ■RPfl
(sre emasenlation)
cast skin m- (ancient word)
cast steel Rc*s WStUH
casual adj WTR(«F» RlRpn
casual B. (inaysil— JM.I 93l)^RVm.
RT?f<R»w»

ia<ua) sdolesrent prisoner «Rwftirv

fern Rsft.

casual aihcrtiscnicntw^TRTt
casuil ca,cs snvftRR ftufVut
casual cb«s (JJL 186) inRftSR

ca-ual contract carriage RTTfttT^

casual election finrvR

casual employment RUtRiJ: ftjffT
casual inspection stirfiR^ ftO^ni
casualiiy=ia-uallv
casual labour tTT^tRR «TR, stT^ftR?
rIrr

casual labourer ttfirR

casual labour roll

casual leas e s n^fttT ^ sTTSTTf, WltfwJf

^

casual lease register STT^ftRR RT^nT-

R*:ft

of n casual nature R T TltffR ?7F7 Wi,
HtRr?JT«

of a purely casual nature R'^sjf
anifpiR

casual payment RTR(fJTR ?lV'3R
casual pn‘oner itirOrr Rsf), ifRVITl

«»ft

casuals (in jails— JM 1.234) WTRfcRV
m .

casual aupplies RJRftRR ffftR
casual lest RTTlt« RflRT
casualties 1 (lossn caused by deaths
oousda. discharge, capture, ns’
desertion) 5'STpT, RWf
3 WKfewi (i e. accidental

deaths, fires, cattle destroyed bf
wild beasta)

3 feresfry m , tft

cesnahy i WTRjer m , n . jStRI.
RTRffRR 1 _

3 (loss caused by death, wonode,
discharge, capture or desertion)
RUR7R

3 /bresfry m., RtJ

casu illT department Ued. Rirmf-
fiWin

casualty insurance RWiR RTtiVt
Casualty Medical OfScer STTRFtvfR*
fitRRfjRrft

casualty offiicer fisigR Rf^TRrft
Cisualtfregisier RTs f ia-Ru^
casnally report gwrsis-Br^fiRpt
casually return Rwra-ftr^et
casually ward giR^-Rtfr
casual vacancy RiaRnR ftftt, snRftwf*
frRTRlR

cttch tiding

catnal viiltoi

rtfuil M'ltor •rcffJT*
c«*uil »> jlfnns nnlim

ra»u>l votUpt mflfiT sfiw' WtrTfJI^

lilftrT

C*M.Jniil«(f»milO^«V rjTTTTWWn

Ca‘U»Jnl«»»rnfi (otdtTl Zoei fsHMK-

O uinni Bot (» gf >us of »l pn«V« or

bprf«(0 <nii

it .tlj

C equi*rtifolii (sli« n»k Au‘‘ti»
li^a oal beef^ood, ciiniriiisl

C*-u«rtni>-pap Bel u

C«'U»ritialr‘ Cof n>» .

Ci'Oanii' Zwv' ftTTTTJl ffSTifr (/f‘ 'I

f*Mi. Iirlli 5 ? ftfini w

ctiul Wdrrii 1 /ill L«« Rf*« TTn

2 Col Lau eontemrl***!

b\ |iii rt 10 » conTact) ft?e

cinufortuiiii«^^ttr»*i •nfryiitRTi
tcct'lenO

r>‘u» n*;or (« unuiual accif«3i)
HH'lffl*?

••I*ua omi»»ut •mm'i’Trm m

•IT oiiiitloii, not pfoMiii 1 tori
C»l 1 HlTIT, fiTIt' m . ffT^I
2 (for floigiftg) irn^/

(It ,rj(i>rt,ir«-,«n-
>al*Iioli> adj

<itil>oli»m (didiiiiilition; Bid , P/iy
net •>

. Jllill-l. r/lroj »T7T*rt II

ij'liiile /»(r{W »V7’^TT*l in
il^'lavtlCaO I ctroi *U 'H fr> »
ciuli*p (r.k kalilUiK n to ei

bviro^n i<ii,»iJe into fiiUr^tnJ
mix gl oij.eti) C/rf>i fratiTT.

TT»i(X ”>

.V,{

1 Tff/

s li/i-cn nrn'ij

in>int<irTWtfp«l

lot

roll

29^

icWdulp
lalilo mTTlt
ralilo'urtt

ralito^uritaJ)

rilalopup of booL» 5^*

oatalojtuiB; vTitn.
rilalo^uiD,. liip flar* /jfroH Vitf VI

rjTwfrvni

SIAM l.iloi ««) f (B .M 1
Caliljii Dot (it tiAloa^a to IU« tniiii-
jet ri ppppr (amiK *l'rr=’'l ftlFt*
*f»Y traift

(-tlat\Ma />Ji tirstCArix (acMleiatian
of a reaction) *imt «
caialy^lsiraialttic •peDts:ratil)ii.

tor^fiulyierCirw
Catalan potxooCAm •lAwfn
catalrie, catalalic n.BPtlalail
ratalMic cauljlicti «•)>.
ciultjii artitit) ttftiwfro
raitladc e^eotacatalfal
<^talMirata<«tal)t(C
raiihcicallt MiVim
ctulMic proce^ CAem wri»jrftgf
caeiKtK*|l(ttiajCol tritirfw ftTT.

n

cat iKrUor seat alert
laitldei/ (to aubjact to caUUaia
to acreleraiA » reaction) anVm
<aialMrii«(; Wlafn

caiiltieraeaulpii«n)vl<r«i('^)>«nV

radniorpliarBLilaiBorphte
raiamorphiiinisialantorpbiaiii
(ilamouDI (rnf 4 A for o/ morint)
fhrtftTi^ m

eaUpIiOrraiiCAeiia (doeinerarO motion
of •lectriral))' diacbar(«d parliclea)
l>nh/

rataph>ll (raW- 'doein' mt + -pAjH
tranal of Germ nioferUatt
rolneei ft/ial leaec* on tliolower
;«rt nl a plant or aalioot — UcLean
1 »

1/ livi •nph;ll T4f{T«

raia|iUim-|Miuhice tfrl m.

Ilroia *,nT)

ratal I'*"* Laolia piam. T7

VTC

ratjj.ultW7«ft(-rnl,n

ratajiuh-iiVe mecliaiuiin Bot.

% rnnv fvtn

■ aiararl 1 (a large evaterlatl),lnfW9TT

2 Ci-f <7 (a aeries of falls) •flPWIKT/.
S iSeii JJVlfnj n. , rirtlTlftaj
latarart operation griftaj-aTVareM,
aTtfrinfvsj vi wv«ivt}

Catarliioi (group) III (nos-

trils direcleJ dotinntrd)
catarrh if«f iii. (from ^«T)
catirrha) «,//. Wf
raiarriiil fe» er Vtitr, 5VT
catarrhal paeumoniasinbiilar ptieu.

nioDia trf^cT vFnnra
Catarrhina Zact (diatinumahed b>
haring (be nostrils ^ directed
doirniTirdW'nlaW^fWf mpl.afVt-
vrnnsrilTTiij (vni superlamili)
ratritrophe inv m , /

ratiitropliisiu Eveintion i'».

cat stheeium m ralotbeciun UfceJ.
*«Vt*J /• 'inrerl# V. C/. ilij -
reothKiom)

catathennoinftfrmkataUiermonKicr
cat bearapanda v*TV m (although
amamber o{ the Carnitotaiit is
moatlv regatanan and eoinpara*
tirel) rreaker U*f ‘neaUing’ anei-
aot Mord)

catch efc. 1 tun vini n . VVTVi
2 Law Hjet n .
ctirh n 1 (a pan]) RTg m.

2>rdrleBlBJo^ RDf. frfTni , jatT
catch ciop 1 (tTopgtOTin between
two crops in ordinar} aeiiuence, or
betwaen tha rowiof a main crop)
srMVnTarev

2 (aubatituta far a ataple crop that
hu failed) I'lRiB atw (TlV**! ‘to
catch')

catch draiD^calchwaier dram ur^.
ttgni nen^

eauhing a liirgam SUTV Si'TU^, »trC*
aftri vnn

catrbing Viarpain Law STt« sSriTV
ralchinp surface (of , raingauge) Btfl
TO

calihmrnl Jrnj TOTIg n
catchment arra {« aterihed) TOBgM ,
TOmirvn

nlrh iiJiog />{y (for catching traina

c«tBhwitei

299

eattla dltaaia o£ a vixulan! type

ont o( co-trol«n a grtdieat)

«jtcb’*atfr=«tchw»ter dnio
•catcbwater drain '3»S^
ratrhwe^d=cleaTers
cite, bin Cmrm- wffft /

•cateihi'm ajHinri /.
cHeihol (enfAfta ■*' 'oO CUem-
ri

catechol dielliTl ether

Vi

catechu 1 «., W

3 Col IikI. *TrTT "
catechu brown Ccl. /n.I- TR
catechuic aei.l Chm ati^

catechu Bignim (Jracia ratec/w)

catechu pilrn ( lr^ a eoter/tn) ^ »u.
(B .S..M)

catechu re.l T»k
catechu tannic acid C/*eei
arts*

catechu tree ( Jreeo mteeftn) THy
cateporematic nij, toQif

«r«HPO

»Tpeaie;orerattie

’(.I’O

cate'uncal 0 .// 1 I<.jie%TF, {Vt^,
ft«TiflR {off ! ^nrf« eonditiooil) ^
2 (direct, explicit) 5^**
citefoncally KT>*n
cate^oneal question s«

categorical statemeul Rtr?

catefoncal a^llogissi V55t tsRlTV
catesorisatiou ti4i(Tv73t n. (714
categoTj)

classiiication RiffaTCI
gradation sirwm
category 1 ST*I, (class) tmi n

2 £o>)ic 7^7 III.

3 titol- ft^rr. sr^M »i.

catenary n. ZTolh. RTetf /, *TT5tT^7
lif], n.

catenary a Ij Rietl-tt>
catenary curre = cfaalneite J/jt/i.
JTirTTK

eilenoid cursetti^rff RR
cairnulate

cater cf 1 attjittrxiiT

2 (to auppiy what is required)

caterer M|(i(3;ie« as.

catering n Mljl<y<n it.
catenn* branch etllUU^M HRH
catering cooiraeforwiSIt-RfirTl*!?
catering depwtiaent «I|1WV'^*
fnriri

catering eslaLli-ihoiciH aj^ u.

catcr|utlar 7ccl {\ Jtrra moving ou
feet) «

caterpillar tractor (tee-refs upon teco
enilless metal belts)
eat fish ftT'P'RtIR
catgut arr»^^t/, <>15
catgut bactllus (aspecies from catgut)
err75ffsT-^l^

catb-, cal call*, katt- ft , «R-, etT-
catharsis J Werf tR*TI /

3 Prufkol TR7I /

Cathartic (xnliorder) Zoci ’siii-i.^arg-
rnr M

Calhartes Zocl W^ift

cathinic ait/. fs^R
eithartic seid ftpRl wtw
Cithirticnm ile/ er^ftrtlSRtft
Lathirtidae TO m.

caihartiicerf/ 3/#J.

(lurgatire ^to

Cathartolinum Bet RfftRTtnnPt

cathartoliuum, catbarttcam Bot TO>

cathead ffaut (to srhieh the archer
M secure.!) R-wy** ».
cathedral (colour) “f rape (colour)
catheter Jfed stllm/
catbelenrition n&wftwR a
catheloraeter (GL. lathelm ‘vertical
height”) w»

cathode PAya. Cham. ft^iT «•
cathode glow ftgR fttH
cathode loinioc«eCiice ftjITR^nn
cathode pirticle ftjH
electron fttr?^
cathode ray firjjy Tftw
cathode raveyc = t«darft5tT-Tftjt-5ni
eathode-rav osollograidi Elec. ft^TT
iRirxr^fTO

cathode rav lube Elec ftjir-tfWRiR
cathodc<rs} Inbe lodicalor Itadar
ftXIT tfi*f

cathode rav tithe screen Sadar ftxiT"

rfts

cathodo^uorescenctf PAya. ftjfTT

w.tn

latiang pea (Figea ealxaag) rrJWlt m.
(B .N.M)

cation Ph'jtxcal Chem axHTTn. (ft-cat-
v^=C ion)

catkin (pendulous spike)*®*™****

/

citoiint— catnip {ftep^ta eataria) Dot.

fjSM'-J'Jl)*? *0
catDip=cjtmiDt
cato- ITTO
caiodon iral^r m.
ratodont (» w hale) w

Catoptendae P.tl^onlcL Rr^J^-TO n
Catoptcrus Paleoiilol (tip of the back-
bone not extending tothe end of the
hn— Romerp 75) R57&^>lRlfit
catoptric ndg STffftsT sftftaRt nfe-
ftftrcT (Tfsft** rerteetloa)
catopine light BVtffTT ffRITT, ffftrRTar
^SJ-sfalRCTfS JTTOT
catoptrics (deals with reflection
TTTfsB) 3n>f)>^ /
ratolbeoum » catatbeciam
Catrens .Uet TOlft (Rf n> aneient
word)

cat a eye fttm.'y rs
cal i-foot Bet. (in> plant at the gent»
Jii’eniinrio) fltl«3^/.
cats milk wsun spurge {Eupherha
htlicscopia) /.

cat'*-tu) (Ttp/ia efepAontiM)

(B..M)

cifa xaleiian (rnferiana o^incfia)
qiRitR-irrRt /
cattle 111 . i)?. sn^^fl
cattle and agttvuUuial exhilnltoa
73 TOT ^

rattle breed ng wfiraift
cattle breeding TTJ RfiyjrrT
catlle.breediug and dairy farms qg.

St I h J ins 31^5

cattle-breeding farm qg-stfit3rT7-H5ni
cattle breeding section qg-sriRRTO-
wywTtt

catilc-broWer q*i HV'tq
cattle cimp qg-ftrftr
cattle census TO >^>71
cattle class Rlij TO-T**!
cattle dealer qg-ftin,
rattle disea-e qg Ttn
cattle disease of a virulent type 8-4*1
qg Tin

Diteks«s Act

c&ulinow«t

Ciltle Diieatea Act
ciltle doing dtmige to a pobhc
plantatioa tft pfi

cattle droppings ^ trtWT *Tft
cattleJang rtVT
cattle^uDg manure s^(T ’tf WTT
cattle egret aif.^WWt (spends most of
its time wandering about cattle
paatures Cf Hindi, Bengali 'nwt*T)
cattle eilubition
cattle (air

cattle (air and show

cattle (arms ^
cattle (eed ^-«T(I
cattle (ceding inj-mv-t
cattle (eeer ail-nt
cattle (odder ^Tn, ^

cattle (ood amr
cattle (ooJ depot tfy^iu *n*TTT
cattle (or slaughter trv-TS
cattle htde ^ Wi?t

etttle hiitory ^
cittle improsemeotTg JOTt
cattle lifter ttg «>r
cattle loading dock ilfg tupcmw?
cattle louse <rg g.CI
cattlemao 4:svftf>i
cattle manure ^ WIT
eoitle market qg ftnfn Tit TTTITT
cattle mortality regiiierT^ ^^TUI*
wit

cattle owner Tg ^ifl
eaiile peltTg-aifarT
cattle pea itt-n m (ancient word)
rattle plague** rinderpest wsleppe
murrsiD eg nnaift
csttle poisoning Tg Tgnf «r

/

Cittle population Tgwmi
cattle-pound Tg-atTTTT (Const )
cattl^poaad nrrie Tg-arTUT fW
cattle-pound fees Tg TTtfT grr
cattle pound receipt Tg wtttt
C illle-proof fence Tgrrtft «tgrt>ft
•TT

cattle quarantine station qg fcrrVT

WTT

cattle rrgittratiua qgToitrt
cattle registraUOD (eeqg Tl(tTT-n^
cattle reguUiUoQ l.v register

- TsftrT-gTT^lft
cattle sale qg-r^T
cattle lale registralioia qg ftqq*q^'
qq

cattle sale registration fees qg f^TT'

qjftqq gr*

cattle seized qg rgqg

cattle ihed qjjqilAI /., KT m.

stable arqqitiFt,
cattle shed manure VT
cattle ahos* qgJr^wil
cattle show committee qg-S^4rit

arfkft

cattle akin qg mi

cattle tkinn’Dg gtouud qg qqntTq
gfq

cattle slaagbler-house qgqq-ajg
cattle ‘table qg-tnQ.i?Kiq
cattle stand qg Hiiq ntm
cattle atealicg Xnw qg^t4
cattle stock qgqq
cattle stork book qgqr StTV
eaftle surrey qg «iq?l«ri
cattle lick qg fqfi^f qgifl *7
cattle traffic qgqiqnn
Cittle trespass qg wq^aw
Cattle Trespass Act qgintfta^q:.
arfjfrm

cattle trespass fioe qg artfqaVn x*T
cattle trespassing qgarqrqa^
cattle trurkwcattle wagon Rly qg-
qT-{Km.)m

cattle urioe qggq '
cattle ulilizsiion qgTTnn
cattle wagon Jilf qg-TlTT
raitu llaliaoowsulpliiDe brown
Caucasian (rece)BT4 m (q-fwe)
Caucasian snow-fioch Ices ft*

WIT

Caucasian willow warbler Atci ftT

trcTfiRl

Caocisus romnioo ro«e finch tsca

hpqq qiT^qs*

raurhoCons (rublierlroniCoalsfMtCt-

caucus T4(s[qni n .Crq
rauds^n •-

rauda epididymis Anal srfkTTq
caoda eqnina ntq^tq
caudal aJj Srq*. qn-
caudal artery Anal
eanda] nlameot Zeit jtitjj

caudal fin Zod q^t
caudal gill Zed gr^q^q
caudal heart (largeljniph heart found
in the tail of cjclostomes etcjgts-

erq

caudal pit Zool grq-nd
caudal segmental Zod grq ^l«i
caudal shield Zod q^ qq
caudal spine ^ool (of a scorpion) gr?*
T(T m

caudal style Zod grq-drgqr /.
caudal awclling ^odI. gtq-rrrt
caudal t cm ,?oof grgfim
caudal vesicle Zed. (posterior part
enclosing the head and necli] qqq*

•ngqq

Ciudati Z<»(. (Tjrs »I»I n (nn order)
caudate lobe (of the liver) Anal, (tail*
like preeeas) 5*9 fltfe
caudex deacendens 1 (lower end of
tho mam stem, taking the place of
the short lited pnmary root of tho
embryo plant— McLoan 1 696) W*^*
«l"n

3 (root) ^ a.

csudicle Bet (the slender stalk like
‘appendage of the pollen mcreee)

CaudiDa Zed. gvsbiil
caught arf^. TTriiqiigilq
rsuki* caulk

cauldron Gtol ace caldera
cauldron lubiidrnre Geot 5 <l|ill IstT
Caulerpa Bel. (Gk. (aiiloa 'atall'-f
Aerpem creep— has long creeping
ilemhke portion) wRtTrq USlfi

Caulerpareie But qRqTrqjWn

rauleicent Bol I (haring alealj atem
ahov B ground) rnwqtq^

3 (becoming stalled)
ciulicolewciulicoloua Bot (growing
on itenit of other planta, aa many
fungi) fmrKVil ('t^)
rauliroloul wcaulicole
raulifloroua tree (flower ahoola grow
from tlie mam trunk— McLean

1-845) rrrqgafl qg
cauliflory Bet (condition of haring
flowers sriiing from aiiflary buds
OQ mam stem or older branebee"
nsaderton) PTTqg^qi/,
cauliflower ggqnq •. (tba bead ooa*

cauli 5 «r.cu* 301 eaostieiist

oiu-ilU'** to*.c *TT>l-f?T!r cau-^^ ro

siiti of the thickened Sowercl

l(bocn9nFonth»

steni)

3 (irisin^ from the stem) ?^W3TT
ciuline a^tj. B^-t. TTiif^

caaline ». B-t (^enerslt)) it .

(■vpecifj ?3»src7> rrrsT-

V^l n.
dulk r6.

dulixrrstidiuni IfjccJ (» ostidmm
on the stipe) /. lO^

stipe)

caulome Bet Uhesten as an abstract
eatil>*~3aekscn) rHW «.
rausa 1 *!IJI <3 **•

3 Z<2S' "*•

3 £o<nc » *».

causa ae<pat effectnm «Tn a'l'n

anrj..

ean*a causae est causa cau<ati «T»rrT

»;rit ^^-CTU «Ttr-

causa eausaus I (cause >a action) *T7

•mnt.

3 (lomedii’e eaase as opposed to a
remote eaa>e) ew*»T *Tt
cau'a rau'ata WTiSfW WTirs^
cau«a cofuoioealt SMSt rnti^
causi cffecictts (eftcieot canse) ftf-st-
%'pit (ancient word)
causa cmlncDs (a cause transcending
Its effect) wStT^ft • t'l
causa essesdi (cause of bein’) at^-

ciusa ficadl (cause of beoocs n^) WT^-

causa fiiulu (nsal cause) *tt^7 UTTW
causa unpotentiae (by reason of
uj’poteQce— ^lyar p-lS3a)

%*im

causal oJ.'. £tv‘C I (espressinj arause)
ernWt (-»3)

3 (»»USini to a canse)

3 (containing a cause)

4 (of Ibe nature of a cause) • fn-^T
causa Iitct. tis est DoU’sIma U!<l^

srti^ *1^*1.

causal isffucnce r..t. u:?sin_^ SuTt
causaLts Icpw (reluion of cause ani
effe..t) in-, «Tm

% 44<l *.(ineien5 words)

can’ll relitioii»!up*T»lJ%Ts^
caa:s mslertilie (uut’nal cause) Kn-
WTH 3T^ "f** T>t (anctert

cau-a morti- Visi't « «.T>f
cai2«a primi spu nyjr UfT »
a it-i-* it w^td'
causa prosiMi fpc -a't i|
caasare u i litua'ei
causa reeiuts ^ *TT3I. a ’ pn

cau’s •aa^uiBitili". be reas-n of cou
sa-igui iitel % ^-pst

causa 'Ciunta nPn
caU'a sine qua dod m^vv fTTsi
cinsj sui f?-*PTr, P7PT TTTSp
causSiioo £o'i frelacion ot cansean I
effect)

«cT»tTt f, »pst*q •
law afciU'attoo

lav of woixcrvil causattou nuTnn

cau'Stisc a

causatise ascot (of a disease) n.
causatise otjaaisin vre cfVx
causator lav (jj) at.

esusatua £<«;u n.

eausa turpoldsr (an nnlawfil eotise
or parpoee) irsir

cause I wnni u . fifsST •.

2 &^Tp n.

3 (side of a qoo-tnn) 79 m.

4 Lav w. (ConstJ

acctdesiai cau<c eeus TuI » .<'U
artiScul cau,e VTTO

eCcicnter moiriD: cau.'C (as lab-
our)

tiaal ciu^e (as the completed house)
wfSjr^

first cause (the dietne mind) edr
«-TS

foTval cause (as the form of a house
in the mind of the bcildec)

•Tr>i

Biiterta! cause (as hnchs, tin:b«r.

eec42C»T-«^

nsluril cau’e 7 f s VT7
ploraLty of causes «:TU-«pp
without due cause VT7 V

fe7.

without good cause trjfirs >:;ru «

cau-e and effect
esu-e and fact St i»ia*if59T^t
cau-e aa lospcctioa to be made ^V
sm «I414I
cau-e dimise gr^
ranted br « (Const.)

Caiine li-t ills 7TT.*^t

iju-e lists of cnzmaal and recenne

Uses «»Vt f'JW 7T\t ^

tjfaTT

cau-e notice to be seraed ^7t-fitTT-
gntWTT.'TT

cau-e of aceu-aooa Zav fWlfTT-

caa*e of action Lav »*

(Const )

n'ht of action TTp^CTT
rau-e of a Lke astute Lav Mttt UTig
cause of detention irttVg H'Cn, sr?.

cause of fiJore ft 5971 *: »T7
ean-e to be inspected ftO jrn *riTPJ
cause to be laid (before)
tCoEStJ

eausc to belieTC ftTT^ 9? WTPtt
rau-e to be produced at such unte
and place T7«nr7rftT?m7Tff^
«T7Tt*T

cau-e to Bose BarlaminS
renT»r».7T

causevar = Irish bnd»e (a raised way
or road across wet or tnarshy
ground or across water) -s'a*, •* w.

Clastic ltd/. 1 (taste, bitingliheeaTeuno
pepper) ft'

SeScet. ST

3 Bhjr. TffSPTTJ (J\t. WTK
ciustical ^caustic
eausUc alcohol CTun. ^ gTT
caustic alkali Ctro. TT 5tT*
cau’llc ammonia Ckceu gf
caustic barsta pj g^tTrt
caustic cote pp *S‘"l
caustic curse CpCics (.• ta tan^’iitial
to the r«iiecsed rays) tfpSPTtll 79,
sent 7*

eausticitT «.
cansticixation u.

caastxiK tb.
cauaticisrr gT-VTt f-Q aa.

csuitic limo

302

e*«rin

eiaitie lime ^
caustic liquor So^a if/?-
caustic magnesia ^ V.3I
caustic mctamorphism Pttrog ^
(Tyrrell p 254)

caustic “nerve pane (EM III 67)

caustic potash sni
caustic silver
caustic loda f^iT
caustic surface Optirs ^f*»

WTrn ?t5f

caustificatioo n

caustif^ rb
cautery Rirt^rC m

cautio (secunly) vrZ^

m (hail)

caution I »rT9.^i ffirtTO^.

W«T^9T^ n . Huat-ft
S (as a beading oa aigahoards)
*nT*.a|

eantioairv aJ;

cautionary jadgtoeot Jtau Ittmrd)

cautionary si^ns mrsiit
cautioner (a lurati I sf'n{.i»
caution indtealor Rif arnriV
caution money (inone> deposited b>
«a) of aecurici , at l>s a ooirerait)
atudeot)Bff)(^n(tI
caution order i){y aimPHn^W
cautious ajy tnrrClO (4^), RTTWR
cautious dntiag/,;y

cavalier 1 atyrnriV, «#! ( -rn,) m .
IPT^n

2 (courtly gentlsniiDl >ri

(from Bengali)

cavalry wfn ^^1 / , afTtn'l* n
caveat Lav ftnn TO. ariTOIC TO fi
caveat emptor Law «« nu M
caveator faTITO m . R.IIR CIH tIFl
taistvtvmiAOT LoicitTOlvJiTOPt
caveat viator £,atff (let the traveller
beware) "rnft atlTOi^
cave bn cr^TT »1 /

Clve^welliog animal ZaH «ITT*^?T

Bivft

cave life gaol. *r, tJtr.lftT

cavernous aJ} S^IT

cavernous bodies • corpora cssxr.
notaospongy boiiiea Juat. (a raaaa

of erectile tisane) Will **>
caiemous haemangioma gfqt qt)sT.

T.fgatlSt

ease tiger ^ool ggjttifB
CaiiaZoof qvn^smft
C cobasa (guioea pig) o'ci^

Caiicornia (’hollon homed’) Zod.
grn»tfrprmp/ lip aftivlKr^)!

CtTiidae Zeal T*gP3 ^ m

eaiiltb fT4«T7l((r Bengali), ffTOn

eaiiu 1 TO-w . n
2 4n«l a f7 m
b=srDtncle 551/

cavity of iaiynz^laryngcal canty

«»3'rT

cavoas Zoat. ggt /

cavanaorlieum 4»4r
catum artenouim Joof

drum pulmoeutancum Jnol 3^^*

cavato polmonile Zad JtJ*) gu
esvum venosum ^oc^ f-ntJH
e^vy Zed TOT.q m
guinea pig ««2^'| (sn 'lailleat*)

C A (IT ) ICirele Auditor (Wearers) J
X « (« ) l|«%c g(l«« («Pwt)|
dHLwcaulL

Cavenae incense <»<s>iiima
eayenoe pepper (Copiieam /ralt$etut)
tTgftn w.rtr feu

cayman Zoel fnfttes*

Cayralia * Vslis J?<rf.

C. cimoss»Vitis tamosa
C. pe<latiB\sliS pedaU
CB (casbbool)^ 3 (««-3«)

CD (Central Daoi) V « (%r5H wre-
etr)

(closing balance) H it.

fra)

C.B (Cop}iDgBraneb)<t HI

Cb (eoDnni'biiun) CAem ^ feiTtj)

Cb (cnmutonunbut) 3 » {3™ TTO.fta)
C.D Cf (Contingent Bills Clerk)

Cm. («5wi»«VI W0«..fefw)

C.B T. lestlle breeding farm) tf W ff
(ry nfenan sSe)

C B O (cutting taaeli operations) C srn
IrySV*} (afe^aArd)

C.C. (camp cltsk) fit. fe- (ftrtty (WTt)
C.C. (eepi ooriFiii)£«c3 » (3WffTf'’i)

C.C (Chamber of Commerce) WT *r.

(glf^qjjri*)

CC {CliiefCoimm8tionei)g»n. (gw

•nj®)

C.C. (clerk concTiie-l) »f fe. (HtS

fePre)

C.C. (commendation certificate) 7.
(^teit Tl)

C.C (contagious cases) fe B (^fe.

R« (Hit

Cc (cirToeutnulns) ar. 3 (stews^fe)
CC (cubic eentimeter) ttfelTt (TO
gtftttg)

CCB (Controlled Cattle Breeding
Centre) feVW

CC.BB (I bare taken l\ii body,
bail bon I TOC a.g being tadien)
gSF^7

C C F. (Chief Conservator of Foreiti)
g7B (g?« 71|4»(S*)

CU (csnip clerk) Dr fe,

C dess 3117 » I’f, n 7^

Cdiss roDsicieJ prisoner gdfe

C da-s dealer g^TTO’) Rtntfl
C dess forest g^vta’i to
C class lam] gftTOi) gfe
C dasa licence g>(tTOti atgayffr
C class prisoner iffTrofi ■»fl
Cdais reserved forest gClTO^ en-
tfiro TO

CC^f. (Ciiief Commercial Miniger)

Bfv 5 Titiei't-as-se.)

C.C.P5. (Chief Controller of Brices
sod Supplies) ggaf^ (g?* gn
n»r H717 fte to)

C.D (contract deed) IT (^

Cd (eadmium) CAein- g
C.DC. (Canal Deputy Collector) 5 T.
ft (F^'TTTOrnl)

CD I (Chief Drill lnar.ectot) g bf D.

CDL. (Central Drugs I^lwrator)) ^
M 7 (iryr? stTi ffMinri)

CF (Chief Engineer) g«f tg'Ttf-'

mn)

Cf (ColtonEtlensinn)«ff (TO''tn”)
Ce (cenom) CAeet 3 (iTn)

Ceari mbfer (obtained from itamlt*
ptuiiOTii 3(1 gprfTT) atrofe^gft
eeano Pham, (an ointment bus eapa-

ceais

303

caleitial longitude

bla of laltin!!*>ii‘ a Ur^e proiortion
o! watar) «

■cease r^ «3'T(< r*l (.top Rwn).

fpn, ^ 1

ceased nd;. SJTFT f^«> Tt^pTr

miM, *»T, fHca

cease fire 3 / 1 / 9TT5 71StJi
ceasefire cnlcr ^USTTT *n^
ceaseless effort

cea.c 10 l>e s{ 7^^ (ceasa to he a
Govoriinieot seriaot "11*1^5 R

cease to be entiileil ST tj 3rnT
cea-e to be qaabfied
cca*e to exist *r TfSTT

cea'C to haseeffeet Sp*ra *1 TSSTt, SW?
^!T5ntT

cease to boUl office ^ sf

cease to operate sf tr^rf^-

CebalTatiB j3 Oplnxubt Astro*

sfimn??. /.

CeWdae Zoof vi,

Cebai ^oef. (Gk. kfbos, letioi (rout
Sanskrit «fj)
ceeidia pt of ceeidiuni
cecliliunta^all (a ptaiit gall tsenerallv
tavnad b) an toarct Inst anmetsine^
b) a (untius) in

CeciJotuyiilae Zed 5 TOht^ 5 J«-#Tr in
ceiiJom^itl fly (Ok Ifkniet 'jjallnut'
“ s ‘rij •) 5r*>zta^ n.‘
Ceijdomia a'uat) 5 tST*tnnr=l

cedar I m

3 (a colour! J ellowisb rail «11'0 t in
line, of lor >^7 g^turstion and Ion
ft brilliance) «rfTT!ri<)s
cedar of Lebanon=Cedr\ia libaoi (it
attains great hei.lit)
cedarwood m.
cedam ood oil ?l5l
cedirwood oil bottle Cherii Hn^4rSt*

cede tB- Wt^’^SI
ceded area wtufw
cedent Law ( n)

cedrat (Cilmi f-infirn) n*
CeilreUBoJ. jir^-iraift
C. microcarpa
C. semta yit’S

C, toona(btppy Indian mabo*
cany, tnoalnsaso, aaadat neetsi

Siisgaieire cedar* loon) SUrPT 5^*
(B .N , «. 5W«. Mai
cedrene (from cedar Sre=t»tI?)Cftcm.

n

cedriD (ibe actix 0 ptiaeiple of coitron

afirerfr/*

cednne adj (of or perl to

i-edriret (eHrtnm W+Lat ret* 3t?)

— lerulignone
letlriurn n

(edrol (ie9.|uiterpeiia alcoliol) CAcui
«i

cedroD «

Ledriiifiat VTlfl

L atlaniHa (i>l4<it«d foe orna*
iiient) nri}<-\«TTli

t vLodara (leodM, nuuata^an
ceiUr deolarceiltr)

(B..N M Den. Kan Var

Tam Vto». Bit* Tel.

'Isl

0 iibaoi (it attains great beiglit)

fffg ^fT>r

C libaiii(,M d<jodaraaC deoilara
Ceiba Let flWft

C |•elluu•lra «Eriode&droD
anfrss tuo.unt fkapi'k tree, vihste
silk cotton ciee. kapok ituss. njnta
iotlOQ ti«e)<nW|ril H’Wtliftt?’*) (B 1
K Ben s'.t Piffw, Dm

iriling I »t»?tTtrx*^ ”*

3 .lrre«<inl/i»3^W in
ceiUns <1.0 £*om ftt*^
ceiling braikei
triliugfjii

i-edmg im]Hirt quota
wrvtT

. . ihng licbt 0 ^ ca tt 0 tt
ceiling price fiteiT'^a

floor ('rice tlSS-qea. ftaiT^
(wpi lice)

ceding piinba-e price Opn Ka*si]!7
ceding <|iiola atsaiTt Tn^T

so-^n

lading rale ftWT STS'- ir^

celadon green (a eoionr. greenisli-
sello's elircft »n hue of low srr
silnration)

celadoniie sniT^<)%V m (». (or >r70.
iron, W- (or tf»il meBoesium, ?•

for ’TTTT potssstiim, V' (01 ^i(h.
T* (or Jfft* mineral,
greiii Citth

CelacQo=^ Tauri cc Plslddiitn
Jafron w.

celandine {ClielnloHi inn wky hi) STp'ft 7-

^ M

eelanese (ara)on eoiiipo.eil o( cetlu*
lose acetate) 11

Celastraceac Lot n*

Celasirus Bel. «l«<f ‘ft-JTTTft

C paniculaia iblack oil tree, dim*
lung stair plant, intellect tree)
Wmwi'JTTStT^ (Beti Hill. 7T?t.
*nii). Giij RT^-T. Mar
Tam Tel

C. scDf'alen.is = Gjninosporu
apsDOsa

C spinosus Es Csmnosporia roy.
leans

eelitenc blue Col /ml (jlied d>e!or
acetyl eelliilose) ^STT'Jsftft
celaune biiUual iiolet

••iljtfDC gr»en ge^Whirg^lT
••elairne orange geiyutllj infiT
reljtrnc re>l gn*^>ni5rr7
i-eljiene reibnolet BT^lrfnTTfW*

eelateiie telloM gTURrihii^ ijftt
•re)e im tho sense o( beiiin)

Celebes n (nitivo time it

Sii/.iiri()

lelebrsle rb ffintll STIRI, J-fTtlTTITT
celeliralioa as

celeriae = liirnip. rooted celery
relents rTH, R^nft/
celery Let snni^t /
relerydeased bulter.suprr crotifoot
(Jliiaa»»eii|»» ..-n.wlM*) 7^3 77^)3-

celers <eed Pham. HTTR) tfhr
rtleste (a colour. Miu' m Imoi of
loM stf salination) *T7^^
celestial ml/ 1 Aitrnn WtI?-.
3^7,1^

celestial inids a>licavciilv iHnlyt^^?.
«t7

celestial equator
celestial honaon fvfrs

celestial latitude ails »r?jjet
ceKsiUl longitude eiita \ t u s 0 t^q

c«lesUal martiage

cell wall

celfMul iiiartufe^
rclrslial nipflunic*
ceirstiil meridian WTTF
ceteMial orl)it = otbil ®5*n/
celestial pole sttlB
celestial Aignals

celestial sphere ni ( ancient

word )

celeiune “celesute
celestiof blue Col- Ind 'nrpt rft’*
eele8tite=celeatiDe m ('ll

for atroDlium, 55^ for

sulphate. T* for miiieial)

cell , coeli., coelio- T^T-

celibacy «i

cell Btol , Elee /

Bunsens cell (carbon in cliroinic
acid e ru f 2 0 volts) iVsn,

fsirrffrefTO ^hr
Itunsen a cell (carbon in inli ic acui
%ml 19 \olta)

Clark's cell (« m ( 1 <323 suits)
r «m(, f 'tt ^
DanitlU eclUenif It solt-.)^*
«lin. stiB f<v-»tTn
Grove a cell (o m f 2 0joIts)flf>tS*
^J7T trtrr,

Lerlsnihev wU (« m-f. i.a volts)
r^f*s^^ *f;ri fv«tnR-»)sn
Wcicm. Cl II (iifl ( 101P6 volt.)
«f f« sti.»9 *rai sfjtni

siDi-co|i|>er-i<i>l cell JSTIJ-WSTO-

cell (o(a]ail]«leu.<r^
cellir grirnr I* (fioin »rnv'« jm)
cellar nine AJign/ (from e^antart.
Bharatiya Vi.lya Blisvaii e>1 p 187
V 12GS)

cell casits Del sfntT
cell fonstnu ^STt fstm*
cell-ronlcnt Ztol
cell division /3<ol *lJnwnR
celled olj 1 (having or containing a
cell or cells)

2 (eoiitaiiieil or enclosed in a cell)

few celled irTT-VtnmT^

(uU-relleJ ^’i rrrnn
large-celled rTSHTH.

loDg-cclIed ^rt-CRTiTI^

Dsny celled «J-'frJTT^T

tiarrou re iled sifHi tF^tnvi?
one .celled 7nTi3tT
round rellril str^
stiiirtHclIcil

iiii'lcnllcd ^«3-Thll^7
snialli elli d ^ irnim
tlireeaxlleil iniHra
luoirlltJ fjtt^nrnTT
ecU tit uicDla Bd
Crllc|«raEoi>/ vmiPaswfir

nil formatiun B„>/ «lniriniV]|
tell house operation CAisu

cell li\]>eq>laaia PfdHi Puffiof tgtni*

cell tinea^ Dtol (order of detelop-
lueiit of call from cell an the em-
bryo) enn
cell tneiiihraiu.
cell mi tabuli<ni
cellnioiiihwiytostonicBie/
eello {eeMulosf)C»ew Wftt (•)fTTi)
cello l.io*t Chtm »nr! fm
tcUoi.lu,0 (tell like) •ftflfW
icitoidin ^cih}/

tcllophane mnm u (ttan«|>3ieiit.
» aierpioof)

cellove (re{/ulote+ osr)C(e«i rflfTTJR
n [rm-J+Bt-jl]

cell parliliooBol *h»»tn>nR

tell plitiionicnj /mI

cell plate Bof «tTitR;

cell pUtt nselhod Bief t^ltlRI-OST

cell protoplasm Biorkeui.dnT-trTil

cell resistance PJiys

Cell sap 1 Bo* sftsttrtnv,
sTT-dpt)

2 Zuof

rvtoplaasn wtsn »W
cells of lUulier .inet RClf^Ctm
cell theory *tsn

cellu-tolton (a celluloae cimiiiosituiii
reaeiiil ling cotton) iU*
ecllularofa d (cuuaiating of cells)
B*r5t *r»ii«rf. wntiRR
2 {| ertaiiiing to eelta) WsflR
hi-cellalar fi-^ntrif
cellular alteralson
eelliilar rourinemrat Bav

cellular eouleDla (of hoiio uiirron)

<T;n tnw

tiHul ir growth RhflT ffp
itllulir hyperplasia PUat Fnlkel.

LtUlllirilv ffttnwi. ^nflTtl f
Cilliilar reipirilioii EiW WtSTI-WR

ixlliilar rock sTttTBJR tSf'
cflliilar Jolituy conlimmcnl J r i,
WtV 1^1*^ sirflRR

ixlliilar striitiiirc rtywRi

rtlliilar nihiUnix Sftniti
(illular listue tftjl
u lliilase ((•r)l»fo'0+ '.lie) .i.

cellule (a small cell)
tt llutin ^cellulose
ecliulilia (inllaiiimstioii of cetiutir
tissue) fii

celluloid (rr(f«f.»s + ouf)

■ (it It tlio eliief luri of
tbecall vialls of plants, of ordi-
nary stood, ete- Cainylior 13 ita
nsantial eonstilueiit. Its ■>! Icr
name >s figscie frum hyvnsi 'w.nal )
celluloid hanplc* vivetf mf

ixlluloidetloify (eentml with • )*ffll

.illiiloid (ranu Cte«^^<nT
nlliilo'd wan KTC«tt»TTR?
eilliih..otr-r«n «Mtl3 H (from ^rI
cell)

mliiHt ■ rllnlute Tfl <^1 J
It I |i h a II llulosc (till, haiiiina)
>r^-it?tT| (>111^, n-n)
mniponnd itIIiiIusi. sfgn
li„no lelliiloac Bijt BfPig
jKcto cellulose (pectic + collulo«e)
Rn^frtifnr]

eclliilote xli (in coat or trout nitli- )
iVjii^-fprt. Rhtia-wm
ct-llulusc a<el ilc Chtin *hTig
rrllulosc flour

relliilo<c nitrate C/im RfJTTJ
crllulo-c jijiiil «hti^ (n^

nllulo-e tissue Cfu-ai tflstrS-i^l
cillulu-e wad ling Tfililet flVTi
nifl

cellulose aanlliilcc /,nii.^l1]']<fl<tR
cclliilosiea y *y?nfl»T
relliitusiiy tfni^T!/.

Cellvihno Barf (t t.enus of haetena
oti linng cellulose) •fTTnrtT-RUTf'l
cell wall Biof. «mi ndtl

Cslotia

305

Censua Superintandant

Celosia J3ot'

C. •rgentea (cocic's-comb) HWI^
{B-. M. Hiti.

ntrf^, Mar. mavuriftilAa)
celotex m

Celsia Dot, 5 wi 5 «n ajiifa
C coromindeluna wnTI**T S5!l5*fl
(B , M. Guj jnn^, Mir ilnP)
Celilus — OUia« thermometer
Celiiut thermometer = centigrade
thermometer

Cehideae (tribe) Dot. n

(TI^ tribe)

Celti* Bot. (distinguished by elmlike
leares— Web. *t». haekherrv)

swft

C auiiralis (European nettle tree)

C. caueuica " C. anilralia
C einnamomea (wood is burnt to
drire mosquitoes away— Basu)

C oceideotalis (hteVberry tree)

qiarro

celtiom CJim 1 fa atipposed rare-
earth element annonnce.1 in 1911)
/,

Q (a supposed element (possibly
iilentieal with ha(nium), spectral
lines of which were obserred b]
Danrillier] m.

Cemia Hamm. ^Ttrm-STSrftr (Cf.
drorAoiinf in Assam. It has a gost-
like form)

C. goral rftr

ccRihrau plnesSiberian plue (rintM
Cfiabro) (flltm Siberis)

cement n 1 «.

a 5*^7, »n.

3 (of teeth) T*aTS n
cement aij. 1 (of or pertaining to
cement) fU^feiq,

9 (pertaining to or mad** hj
cementation) w5rJtt-fiw«. ainn-Tii
cement JIT^TT. WT Tint

1 (to unite or cause to adhere bi
means of a cement) T^^ TtTT.

9 (to orertay with cement)
cemental od/ Tfli^rJiq
cementation 1 (mI) n., (process)
TBTI / , (state el being cemented)

9 iTttal (impregnation of the sur-
face of a metal by another sub-
stance) ItSTIT^ N

3 ( (he process of obtaining a metal
b) precibitation with another metal
from a solution ) atfnttnn /

4 T>3rq H

eementation process ittTITT-rrJT
cement black Col Tnd vm

cement castings
eemcDt company cdT^ RltTIT
cement concrete
cement concrete slab ini tin Tt
cement concrete strip TB tin Tfl
cement concrete atructnre

Cement (Control) Order TB^-
(^T’T«t )an^
cement copper "fiTfn^dTtnB
cemented edt- TB^Rtt
cemented ground
cemented tank TB^ TOB
cement factory TB^
cement gland Scot, (aocrates T an
a(l[iestT«.auflstanee ^)
cementing Colloid Thfl
cementing matenal tIA
cementing substance ttTuhfl
ccmenlite (solid solution contaioiog
FciC. with traces of several other
carbides) sl«tTIT« u
cement macadam TB^'TtsTRB,
TBnB

cement mortar TB^) tltK
cement organ=sdheeive organ Zool
srf^rarift w*t

cement partition STTBTT

cement pipe TB^(-TIT
cement plaster «B^ m
cement processing industry TB^*

cement sheets TB^ TIB

cement steel RSUlTT-TBITtf

cement stone TB^-o*B

cement structure TB^^tw-ii

cement technologist TB^-aVptnfbB

cement tester

cement tile

cement tile floor

cement trough

cement wall blaek-lMrd tb^ filfw-

cemetery BTWIT, BTlfT-^TTT n . CT*

fifcld

cemetery endoument BTllB-Tlft
cemetery endoument fund BTlfB*
sftfi-fTfr

C- E. N. (Chief Engineer) Illy. 5

(gijTBfw^)

Cen (Central)

Cen Gt (Central Government) B BT.

(•sjlqqnTB)

cenotsph (so empty tomb or uionu'
meut erected in hoDour of a person
who IS btiried elsewhere) ?pTfTinf^
fii.. « > tjyfl (Gl lenot

‘empt>’ + lapboa 'burial tomb')
Cenozoic Oeol- spTBTT »ji.

Neozoic TTB5T

censer Bat vi. (tjvbw jsrb)

censer mechanism Bet- TTTT

censor l atftftBB »>» (V

'to separate')

3 m.

censor rb- 1
2 TTtI^»1

cemorate (a body of censors)

•W fil

erntonousadi-dault finding)

eensoriouiness <^tTp%i)pn/.
censorship /., TflBn n

censure cb. 1 (blame) TTTf

2(ezpression of disapprovaDnl^tB^
censure or blame »nr?l

census 1 BnuRi, JISRI/

3 (of human population) BTHUPn/.
(Const )

3 (ol cattles) ignuiTT /.
census inquiry, census iniesligation

censua of cattle Tjj-Tteprr
Ceusua Officer Tnnw-erftBlft
Censua of Manufacturing Industries
Rules ftjrtsT T^q-neiTT-flrtnT
census of population BT-inrTT
census of production ^ij/ntics aei i * .

census of wages ^s-rrotn
census population Wttt

census register fjTnm-Tyft
census report WirTn-Jlfa^^

Census Supermtendeot finirn-ar^lBB

cent

306

<*nt. (c8-..im6tet) ftr WT.

1 *1%* n.

3 (one-hucdredth pttt o( the unit)
Wshl n».

Ceouurei Dot ilho here lu-ge ST
ehovT) flowetheids ri-g’Osgetjtr-

C. picrie (it u k cure tor wounds of
ihoep)

CoDtiund Aitron.

Centiunu AHron 9^ m
a Cealaun- Bipi Keotaarai Btnt
St)7w

3 C«iUt«T'*Afenafi<frtaf)?„.
ccDter^raatte
ceDtrnDgaceDtnog
crntesimal sfetrm i/ajfc. «R
eenti. {» eomhiDiag form denoting
hunJreJth part) 9r%-
Ceotete^ • Tenree
Centetidae~Teilreridae
CeB«etoide»(*uborder)Zoof STm^-
g^rii. (nWIT^tenrec)
c«aii;rtd« erfic n.

WBlipride tbermooeier (here eenti
iB«kiw 100 not ]/100 as iq the
netrie atem) trmrsr

eesit^era (eg,, esm)»tfvtn»Ts

' (Pr.iRj

e e n n I e SlaUiiitt »m«ni o {

decile)

«8ti.!iter(4)erfVsWi>i (ftr r^)
CTDti.aeler (e., cent cm ) mw ■
(fttST)

ceolimeler djoe WRIT

rcDUmrtrr-grtmme uoili Hat),

croli-ioolar aJj

centinode iPdnjoaum er.ea/orf) «-
(TtriT Ri

rcmi-aonnal e</y itPieni
Cenlipeda Da ferrft Tlrft
C erbicutariss Artemi iia ilerDula
•one (eaeezflweM, aneerewort ]
»nwT»f fnerft (B- M fwr-t, Xadk.
ben Oq) fOT^t, IIio.
Ualay cAiltino ilar
neldiAiiiint)

centipede TTRft/, cim^ri
cent per real

neat per ceot weigbrneal we sfnn

Central Debt Conciliation Act

cenirad=ere ccBtaae (eagle eubten-
ded by 1 cm arc at 1 aeter = l/100
of radian) OpMAo/raoI wn-W€1T n.
central aij 1
3 tl-R

3

4 VeiA (haMn8aeeotre)%:r^( (\)
central h (of an echlnoderml

f«*l /

central aceouni %r]fn lr*w
central acconatiog proccdore

realral aecoonta eeclion ^WT-

•tJMItl

Central Act V^ifn

centra! admiaislratioQ «f customs
*»y)«r errgn-siwnri
CeulTRl Adtisory board at Educalioa

Ceotral AdeiRorr Couaeil

ir»Tin-9fta^

eeniral ageoef aiftt^

Central AmenctA niLberaCtstilla
rubber

Central Amianniiion Depot
W!)?™*wiTnT

Ceetril and Land 3Iortgage BaaV

Vrtv WT

eeniral and stale V>lf|« ihr Tm
central angle

central apparatus jr,ef fcirftu anf*.
Central Aiiaa lltackbird .Irra Vnrtf

Central Asian goldfinch Area

Central Asian bobby t<ca VTntr fufi

Central Asian merlin Airs

W)

Central Asua redibtok Area Btgr

Central Asian reed bunting Aers wra-

FT *II Wtftr

Central Asian alarliag Area iTIiUlf*
snftw

central autborily wr^OvniAraTT
central siut filament ZaU

eeniral aaia^or RV9 itW
central hank Ftwimrt Vi()9
central banking

Central Clack Emb Arca-Cberno-

»em

central board ;t » «g
Central Board of Geopbyaier

Central Board of Imgation

^JW^-sretw

Central Board of Revenue
THTT^-HV^F

Central Board of Transport
TrT95V|-JiTgw
central body i
2 Biol. trc9^r7

Central Boilers Board % ij l t r 9^79-

Central Bureau of Intelligence and
Investigation ^ln U ’ -n ra ^ CTlW?-

frcwfSnnn

central canal J„al S\9 f59l
central eap.ule ^«>f.
central canty Zael fcafltr Jgt
rewraleell£<<
central rbarge vwfT
central circle m'9 fw
eeniral civil fond uB» n ; ftfw
Ce^al Civil Service urtt

*nt

Central Civil Service Rules

a.TiTT-Jnt rrtw

vcmr.^iims urgamtalion *a?ln.
F.-u^-wwn

central eommuiee V^W Hftift
Central Composite Food Laboratory

BfjTWTw-ntfrrnnwi

remr.l come VolA (having centres)
r»?t WtT7, ftlfR
central comroid „ Doth, ka^

central coojieralive bank ijt.

*ift Mfnrv

eeoual eooperatiae alorcs kafJe wg.
Fnf»*eTinf

central cooperative union kaAg wr-
*Ti)4t9

eeniral c^rdinating agency ka^fv
RnRwftr^rn

Central Colton Committee Research
Fund ka^nr

central eylinder iJor (stetcluvn-nw
Central IJebt Coociliii, OB Act «v^

R»»-A»f»e-sTfrfieir

central debt section 307 CenUsl Publicity Officer

cenutl debt »ectionirr/rt
rrnirtl defem-e dfpjrtmert
ffftwjfrmn

reotrtl dcptrlmrDt ftHT*T

Vrninl depot MTnrT

cenir*! diK ^00/
ceairal dispensary ifr^R
central distribution actienie

central distrirt mT Jl^T^
central division I rtVT'^’<n>I
g tlWPl

Central Dru^ Research Institute
*t^ W^TPIWT
Central Drufs Liborator)

JtTa setevrarT

ceoirale goal. /.

Central Economic Office %viftfatTf^

central electrical circle
central eicctnul divuion
t?rrni

Central ElectrieitTllesrdV*^^^^*
Central EleetHeitr Commission
Centolcaa Cenincie 23al. sirr^'R«9«

■»!>?( Ji

eentral escbe<)uer

central excise
central excise authorities
g5»-nirx»«itl

eentrsl excise department
3«nT5**’rf'n'l
Central Excise Dulv Rules

centrsi hlsnient Sot iTVtr-ii^
ccotrsi fixstion OpklMmol rpm-war
W>«iT

Central Food Advisory Council

arc-sHtiiii

rcntrtl foodgrsins reserve arv*

ecDtrxl (oteet vst

centra] fmit acheme
central fund ftfit

central (odown atock repsler

central f:ovemmeni srr^

eentral government account k*3(tv*

ttrsT-k^

central goternment agrienltura!

rcliirns WMR

central government Luainesa

SfWT^I^rf

Ceitiral Government Compilation of
Treasury Rnlea ItTRtT Vt

erntral government foodgrains

monopoly 9l>7n VT stTQi'V-

rriBTfdHT

central government loank*I^STT^
TVIfl

erntral goveroinent'a drug rtilei

smT? k 5wit-f^
central granule Z«il
reniral head
eentEd hole a|T^

central inctanrs 7niT*9m (two) (from
^mr fi Jtrii 6 mitl)

Central India torn drrt
Central Indian collared aevpv osvl
Arts t»W- Uftll TOIR

Central Indian deshi (cottool
tTJfS ttfW

CentrAl Indian red vented bulbul
Aors SW*’«itTttnW
reniratme bUcLBaroidioe blarV
ccntralioe blue . bento blue
ecntralioe boideaux » xlhxU bor*
dcaiiK

ccniralioe browii=>trltulphoo brown
centraliae g7een=alkali green
ceniralinc oraDge=axi<]iDe orange
centraliae scarlet 3D oxamine
scarlet D

rrnirilioe violrt^beoxamine violet
Central lolelligenre Bureau
gstrtl lfwi»l (Const )

Central Invaliding Board

renlralitstioD %atflnei. ks^etst »
cenlralitstion of balaorea art

%»?lrivi

rcDtrahtet^

ceniralixed fld>. kajlRnr. irftfe
centralized maitagrinent

centcaUxed state krxHtnt TtTX
eentraliied tobjrct kr:(l&in &7Tr
Centralized trade asaoeiation
•^PfTT-hwr

central jail k>:frwiTI*m

central jail faefory ksjftit itMl'TIf

ftnWt

Central Jail Press %sjftq SPlTimt

yj(«iT3*r

centrsi Irj (m splicrometer) Pliys

central Irjislaiion
central line 1 Math
miff

central loan fund 3^-fitfk

erntral lumen Bot ^<4

centrallv tide (along the contro, e g.
in actlindsr)

eenirall) administered area

mitfaxinr

cenlrtllv and locally ronlrollrd
heads krift? ^ Wfifttf FT k

eentrsl management kv^if tnr>9
central marketing alafl krifliT fk^ePT*

Central Medical Board
^•nt

Central Ministry of Home AfTairi

k»<w

eentral mustle Zeo\ k»^«lITfl
Crniril Mii'enm kr^lvi^CT^
eentral nervous system Amt

eeniral nodule nvv-na«n
eentrsl object k»?tl« T>(V, 5 «T

central office k^jft?

central office allowance ksj^ CTtI*

Central Opium Rules kvjftiT

IVto

central orbit Math, krjft (>?:S
'liaviog a centre’)

central organizttion ke^ ittv,
llttzil

eeulral oval afaj^. knf» W i g | »H
central pathway k*:^^ tHnn*!
central place k^T WR
central plain

central plate Tcol. k»lfrt ^
central point ytTR

Central Provinces 1TCH-Irja?t
Ceolral Frovinces and Berar i|vituisj.

Central PuUicUy Officer BF-

n^Ttd

308

cantrifuffat*

centxtl ncord office

ceBtril record office V'Tft’f wfitSwi*
«TtT

ceDtnl relief committee eisi*

ceotral repository (o( inlormation)

eentnl repulsive force J/atA

ceDtrtl rescue station (MnA. 20) 5^

central teaesrch institute W^-

central reserve %»iflc
central retting fictorr

central revenuea insnr

Central Revenura Control Labora-
tory

central road fund n^t-fsTfil

central road acheme rtVi-cViryii
kv^ftc ar* tffjHT
central aaUty eircle
central leeretanataervice^s^ca^-

central aection «^(t|
central aerviee

Central Semcei Qaialka^^rei^,

*4 1 -

eentral ahop ftcrnmi

central abep ayitem^ifn raK*ltII«T-

central ipiudle Bui
ecntial atiVe Fertsirf
Central Sump Store %aTtn
fenniT

Central Standarda Office for Rail-
svayi

Central Sittioaery Office ntaP^

apntl sfvfn

CenlralSutiitical Orgamtition%a:(l4
Btfnrs ftwt

ceniriV atoUslicel aection

central auacd Rot mB-Bfl
ceclral subject

ccniril snlenaisfissare of Rolsodo
Fad aw-sflTI (rftTi ancient word)
Ceotrsl Testing Dureau trft-

V'nn

eea'ril iherrnsi atation ks^T SITT-
fr^Trww

Central Tibetan acow-eocU deesfl^'

Central Tractor Orgaflication
Central Trade Uaiais Regulations

*Tftn-<ra ftfttni

Central Training lostitnte

sftnfnt-trrsn

central treasury ^BTtnT
eentral type Fool IT^

central vaccine depot
wnr.f

ttnMab v«\u B(A

central vertical axis (m a (booJolits)
Snre %»ifrtTTOW(r
Centrsi War Transport Department
%vifl f

Central Water and Power Commi-
ssion ** tnn wriin,

3t3r tfn frnSl eiriW

eenlrsl waterways %a:(tV aRTf {a«t<
from Const)
central whorl aw-wfil
Central Wool EmponumVr^Svit.

central work %a^
centeni wotksli«p%>i{W vantTBti
eentral workabop and atorei
trirrwiwnsraiimt
Ceniraiherum Sot wwi^-vmfk
C tntbeiidiniiranBVcmonistBt-
belmintica (pnrplo Ssabsno)
snan*n anv^v (B ,W, M. "eson)
centre I ».

2 <nvn.

3 (aa, of no oiaminatioo) n
centre for aolirabie.tre at neol nr vivt-
ftferT-St**

centre line (o| • voad of railroad)

centre of buoyancy TStenfWl-i>7
centre of curvatore Osow- VKSl-^rj^
eeoire of dialurbsoce fkl^ir%a^
centre of force Pktia W ^
ccnlte of force* pkys. n*-%r^
centre of gravity Vsrk.
centre of interest erfircft^^
centre of inversion ifalk. R^TT^-Vv?
centre ol Dus*J|f«ek.
centre of meats posilioaAfatk ITfR^*

centre of origin (of crop plants)

centre of osriUatioDlfaik.Rfl^'^^
centre of parallel forces PAvi.

centre of perenstion ifaii. Kfirsin*

centre of pressure Hydro! fWlT^’T
centre of reflection pky!
centre of similarity Kbotnotbetic cen-
tre ifaiA

centre of siraihtnde J/afA. ■

centre of wspcouiou IfotV

ksT

centre of symmetry %iTf
centre of trade

centre-piece (ornament (or centre of
table) ^->£rR n.

centre pillar (of % erene) flip. WVR-
fror

centre wire band ntR-naj-^
ecntvic Rot W'T?
CrntcictewCentrelee Bel (diatorai
roBiBODi)' having eylindtical eelle)

tirt SI.

rentrie bnodlcRof k1^C^(UeLean
1*81)

centnc diatom Rot. nrTt-^yn««
ceotne formula (for bentene)**Am-
airong Baeyet formnlaVOr*^
centric leaf Dot. (it ii eyliadrieal.
with all the raaeophyll tiaane artan-
ged radially reond one or more
eanttKlIy placed voitit'— UeLsaa
II0ie)¥>]f«Tll
centric oval AfifA
eentric atmeture BU-
ceoinrugal od; Va^TTR
eenlnfuga] easting Tovadiiif

centrifugal cream-sepsrstor %v]ffTtl
<ITT V T <H «
ccninfugal fort* Jlf,cA.
ceoInragalLaitiooBeeatriCagaUan
ccotrtfagiller (on* who opeiatas a
eactnfagal machine)
cenlnfoga] ngethodsfinnn-ft^,%*T’*

onOft

centrifugal pump IfoeA- VlfNn TT*
centrifugal pumptet k*gTT>I VT*
centnfagtl angle arflri crtrl
eeninfogal xylem Bet, ^vgtvit ^
ecntrifogate n. (that which hae baen

c«ntrituaaU 309 Caphilotioeha

esnlrifnged) irfirRlS »•

MDtnfugtte r6 t=centrifuge
centnfugatton (the proceaa of cen-
trifuging) Iffinmi /.

centrifuge n-

•ngle electne centrifuge

electric centrifuge
hind centnfuge giv-ttfin
iniik cexrtrilngc

impended electric centnfuge fsRt-

unirenil electric centrifuge
ftyflfinr
water centnfuge

centnfuge cd (to whirl in k eentn-
fugo sfipret,

centnfuge and abakerjrfinintlxtrf^
(from ‘ahaiing’)
centrifuge bucket CAem.
centrifuged aSj
centrifnge ipred indicator

centrifuge tube nfin(-7T«
centrifuge tube cleaning bruahnftit*

centrifuging nfinai n.
centnng 1 fl.

S (of k theodolite) Sure- ti<
centring device
centnog lena PAya-
tlSi

centriole Piok f.
centripetal eJJ. VlflRtn
centripeul development Bot VlfTTirn

centripetal xjtem Bot. fcrjfrflpi
centro-acinar cell Anat (found in (he
central part of the pencieitio aceoe)
ne^Qiivunltii
centrode PAya. VglU m,
centro-doraal oaaicle Anat.

centroid n-

cenirolecilhal adj. Btol. (-fn)

centromere 1 Zool. (the neck region
of the epermalotooe) ElVT-t^VT m.

3 laipindle eitachment = kioeto-
chore fiioJ. 8^-^ m
Centrophomi Zoof Vl^TinS-tnrtft
C ealceua etiuiiq v n e m g
Centropne Avti 5V|tT-»*Tfa &vjii

ancient word)

centroaoine PioL (often rarronnded
by aster) ti.

centroapbere Piol- /.

centrum 1 Zcol , Bet. n-

8^b<i» (body of a Tertebra)

cram.

centune vrait n.
centuple ealone 3V
century f.

century plant ( Agav* ommcann )
WSWrfl/.

C E. O. (Chief Exeenlive OSicer)
2 fir «r fiwira-«ftTT0)
cepiceous oAj. Bet (onionlike)

cepaefonn (onion abaped*)
Cephaeiie=Urigogapcr

C. ipectcnanha = Uregoga ipeca-
cuanha rrnn*® wqw
cephal- = ccphalo*

Cephaltndra indiea wCoccinia
indica Bot rnin*n‘ftraT
Cephalaspida sOateosIraci
Cephalaipidae PoUontol ^tntl4-^it

CephilaapidoBorphi m>

pf

Cephalaapia Potrontol. vmflt m%
Cephaleta (‘those having a head’)
ZooU f» pi (lu tjM«n.)

CephaleuTOs Bet-

C, vireicena (prodnoee red rust on
leevee and twige of tropical oranb-
tropical plante, giTiog a maty
appearance— Web. $v. red mat)

8w\;nu

cephalic ad}. 1 (of or pertaining to the
head) vftr*. cri

3 (directed towerde beed) Hfirvfl^

S (aitusted near tbe bead)
cephalic aorta Zool
cephalic apodewe Zool ^riVTtnrv
cephalic canal Zool. vM-JFn
cephalic eye Zool wWfij
cephalie index Croaiom eihra n.
cephalic pelpi Zool.
cephalic thkld Zool.
cephalic tneker Zool. \ra>
ceplulic vein Zeal (perhapt lo called
because opened by tbe ancienta
(or disorders ol the head) VTJ*8lVT,

/. (a Urge vein of the
upper arm ^Krj)

c e p h a 1 1 n Biochem. (obtained from
brain tissue) Jnfisf*?/.
cephtliam Anlhropd (form ordevelop-
ment of the ikull) n., niiio*

l(«/.

cepheliaation Btol (tendency to
domination of tbe head in anizaa}
life) rfrtffraPT 11.
cephilo-, cephal- ^4*

Cephalochorda Zool. (notochord ex-
tends, the entire length of tbe body
and of the head~CNH VII.4) tdf*
il^qad: mpl

Cephalodiscida Zool. ftTlV&ra-tra m.
Cephilodiscus Zool firrtftra-jniTfir
C dodeeilophui {tlilf^ra

cephalodmm Ifyool (an irregnlar
growth from or within a licberi
thallns) WTTil m.

cephilogram (an onthne of the head)

/.

cephalograph sMfe« m.
eephiloo Zool. I (head) tft4 n.

9 (skull) n.

cephslophore ilj/etl (eoeidial froeti«
fteation wherein the spores a-s hsI4
in a spbeneal mass by mueilags)
A«f)?rsfTm.

cepbslophorous od/. Zdtl, (having >

head)*<«n.

Cephalo poda Zeof. m.pl.

Cephalopyrai Aou
(AepAoIe fifWT + pyrr Acs *P^)
cephiloaponal ed;. J/yeol. (of or perf.
to or posswsing cephtlospotia)

Cephalosporium UyeoU whn^nl*'

>niT&

cephaloiponum ifyeol. UporohaU)
m.

Gephalostachyum Bot tflkg-Tmftr
C. pergracile (a gracefel tufted
bamboo— Tr. III. 1010) si)«!| tft^
Cephilouius Bol.Tflgisir-aiTfir
C, grifGthii (found in Uanipnt— Tr.

III.IO I S) wfilJT .» ffjisf
C. Binnii (found in Naga Hills— Tr.
HI 1018) wraftfi-Tisr^
cephalo-thorax Zool. vftvfm «
Cephslotrocha Zool. (repAalo- ‘head’.

>c«ph*loui 310 c«t«al pioducta

dine) B

irochot Vheel*. It M»T) 0 ’e» »n oral
,h.p»_pH. 1

•crphiloui Jnthropc Zml
-ftlTS (mscro-cer'Iialou* fltify'.*?)

Cepbeid iJitro)!

3 (Cepheul "v triibli) m

oCeplitJ»i1d«raiuin

3 Cepliei = Alfirb wr7?r* PU

yCeplwi-ErUu jpft? m
S CepLeid «Ij5 Wirfs pv-
Ccpbeid finable SuW-*! «
Cfpbeu«s=51on»rch Jitroa
{4\)rt

cepi corpus Law (*1 hivo taVen bis
bod) )

Ccpiioaidae Zaal *\iPW i® its. (ba

ceracmesrardiiul red
rera flara ^ t>1T>r
cera uupreata 37 T
Cerambieidae m

Ceranbjx ^«o{ Oonsicora beetles'

CeriBiareae D«{ (delicate fils*
meatous M rod altjae) 5*'"%'*^^

ceramic led {lass uTe^n rf>T «I^
ceranm^^trn* (Wel»)+<t^*Tt)
lenmm aoJ {lass aenioQ
iWi An argsriii
eeraimat ^f«*Tol (-1^) m.

Ceranuum Bet fRTT^'nt^

C. vetcboupi fjnr^

C, diapbaouin (can be recosnized
nader • band lane by tbe lucttived
tin o( the spicea of tbe btameoti
— tdcLean I 163) JSTT^

C. nibrum im fJtTT^
cerargjnte T»J=fWni *i (l»TiJTer,
rite eUotide, -re for St'S* nuoera])
eeratu>ea>rlare( red
cerali^e oraege C»fa( yellow
cerasioe rrJ-oil erarlel
C^asopbila^rn f^nsfff-ffTTTy (snow-
white ft* head rid)

CenapU Zool iGlc. Irrca 'bora') ^•

Ccraaiu 'chemrj Bol MK-Seifo
C cortmfa wPntXu padna
ceraia Zgpl, (of aioUuaka. They are
laoetieaelxilla or lecoodary braa*

cerate b. Piarea. (om W.

Ceratrlla ZbaL^^m-m^

C fasca vatn^m
eeraiioii) Poof (oeeaoM asgler-fisbea)

ni.

Ceratiomysa Del (the only gORue of
the atiborder Esosporeao — Bosaey
p.36) efgej

C fnilirulosa (/rhCicoteui ‘tfl form
ol a twall bush*) tlgflanja
CeraUtc* PoIreaMl (Gk. temfof 'hora'
^'1+ /tel m) fdWirA
C raiaianua Minm fkf loilH
C nodosos IsAf'bdA
Ceralinm ^oob scfim-nT^T
cerjiobrancbial ail/ Zoel strTfPlff
Ceratodua Zool (largest of Pipaoi)
ngtraXil* B3I&

C (orsicri OTitiSA BgifFlfin
CeabahTalsceratobyoid adj Zoel.

cera'obyeiil wceriiottyal
Ceratolepii Zcof (Gk ieeotoa 'borD*)
nimftf.awifii
Ceratomegilla Zeot
C fuKilibru

Ceratoata pot nosrfbB 5rii<»i

C tilMpaa (loeuat beae. bsealbea«.
carobtfee>£t dohoi bean)
rt gx fy m

Ceralophyllaceae Cot « n

CcraiophyliuQi Sd (bornwortt)

mnlw

C deniefsuni ( borowort ) (TWt»p
strw (Basil Ben akeoyofa.

Kao Ibtrel. Din Pinr, Uar. trt”)
C. seniedlaluiD • C.deiDeriuiB
Cerftephjllos (a goons of fleas)
srrtfi

C. fasesaluskeal

Ceratopa PaUonleL ^Ptarz-Bwift
Cerstopsta (had aa enoemoasly deva-
(opod skull provaded with long
bornt) ^Pirrmyn tw. (ejte aub-

C<ratosa~KculoaaPeEd.{baTing tha
akaleloe cd bony fibres)
iw-pb

Certtosaunit PafeoabL (Ok. krrai
*horo’ fttte) (eiiBHti^wrfj
Cersiospospae Zed «T}%^tT. m-pf.

cctatotriciuL dt<n^ n.
OratoiimiaPot (cerelo- P« m>«
*agT-n« fi. The OTofate sporophylla
bare two rpiaea irhleh giro the
plant ita aaae- USLeaa Lf08) *('t-
gB-irrPr
Cetbera Bet

C. adotlaiB
(Hindi

C. iberetiasThevelia oenifolia
cereartaZoof jftaftnTw.

Cerefanefy Ant (the

bird M 10 the habit of horering
,a the air n erarPiT ancient
word, oec^rtine ao ftusriri)
cere) pf of eetcus
certi anajea Zed. n.

cerridiuBi (myesliom of some fungi)
AdbS'fsn t ffmr* mycelium)
Cerna fiot.

CL caoadcDsis (ted bud) msrm TV-

rr>

C. aili(]usslrQra m Judas tree (it
i« an oroaioental tree) tV-

Certolabidie •• T.reihiioaitdae
Cern))epu» Zeel (Ok iaekm ‘tair +
lerta ’lakee hold of^o called
beeanst o( iti kail, »

feature oniipe among earniverea—
ra. U 675)

prehensile + US 'tail’ wstiw)

C. caudiaolrulua RlBin
Ctieomela dirt TBUn-Jraifs (M P.
akomc]

Cerrononii lotestiailia = Giardta
lambha

Cercopilbecidae Zeel. 3,e5Bft-4TT m.
CerropiihrrutZoo(.(Gk krrkopitkrlot

*a longtailwl monkey )3e?rfft tmft
eertus Zwl ]

'xxt TteX (aaoft swollen area at the
base of the urpec part of the bill)
*IJ7» (»5C 'and’ ancient word)
cereal 1 ijiMt'U. >ITtB fi , WWT*

C/ pulses ^

cereal crop WT»»-HW
cereal dirtWT^.»rTg7r
cereal foodgraias HA twu ia^
ccrealm Piork/aa. vi^V /
cerealoae w.

cereal products VP^ibtT

c«r«al tation

311

Cetopagia hibarota

<cm1 ntioa

^r«il requirement* of populflion

snrn ift

eereaU «< eereal

cereals and pulsea tn*^ wtt ^fw

cerebellar

cerebellar apoplexy ilrd.

iwracs

cereb^lUr cortex <4naf. fratlTS «.

(sliotl for

cerebellar seDttiele= epieoelia ZeoL

ccrelwlliim ^jwt. fiwfoix* «
cerebral

cerebral ti dnol- /.
tbiril cerebral WlftitaW

aixth cerebral rtll
cerebral a|w)ple\y
cerebral commissure irferxi-WTfTfesr
cerebral cortex Jnat JTTHW ii (short
(or ennl
cerebral flexure Zcot
terebral panjlio® ,?«I. *rf\a*a-Jrrt»T
cerebral hemisphere jfrW, swftttt**

cerebral loraliaation nftren-wr^tftJTI
cerebral nerve

cerebral orpns Zod JTfiw«lht
cerebral ventricle ■ lateral ventri*
cle jrarwns-5tT. (m man) ftutniJTt
(three bomed eentncle)
c e r e b r cvburcal connective Z«eL

c e r e b r o-pedal connective Zcvl.

e c r e b r o-pleural (’an«lioo Z»l.
atfeief-TOi-trnvf

cerebrose £ioritens. (galactose obtain-
Oil from cerebrosides) KWlf ».
cerebroiide ^ioeJtcf>i. >,

cerebrospinal oSj- (pariaining to the
lirnin and apinal chord)

cerel'fo-spinil axia dnnt

«Tt

cerebro-tpinal eavity anftl«»-SfT'rn^
cerebro spinal fever
cerebro-spinal fluid PArsiof.arflrr'it^
n . arTcTv^-d^-trTtr n.
ccrebro-spinal meningitis aif?tiv*-5re*

cerebrospinal nerve

ccrebro-viseeral connecUre Zeol.

cerebrum JimI- si

cercniomtl « ?nnT*W« QiTiTtC i»»-
cerenionial nil;. MBlflS*

eerentonial dress rnn(lS*%^
ceremonial function rtintl{*WB1TT,
ttJnrnj-Ti

ceremonial gift siint>ull(tr
ceremonnl ooca«ioo inrny(‘<rattT«
STin7*W-arTOT

ceremonial parades mtTTfrarv IttT*
ITTt^r

ceremony StmmT.rnn^ m.

Ceres dsfron (the first asteroid dis-
cos ered) BBtJ w

ceres tdark ('«( /»,/ (for tbo manu-
facture of lakes)
ceres blue Csl. InJ «15** *9
cere* brown CW. Iiut. ORT* BW
ceres preen Ccl. /»<*
ceresin (a wax made by purifying
otocente) WTfew «.
ceres oranpe Cd Iini »WS BrtTt
ceres rcti CtJ Iml WUft* 1 %
cere* v lolei CW. M. *ffWpV^
ceres yellow Cof. /nrf- bIs
C ereus Cot. 1 (a penus of cacti haring
nocturnal flowers) ftviwejit'-swft
3 [hoI Clip I (a plant of this geoas)
fr^TWVTWm-

ceria Ckem. (cenum dioside. csrio
oxide) Ss»axt/.

Ceriantheria Zc<i. (they build tnbes)
snwjUT-rw n,

Cerunlhidae Zoet. WIW 5 *q-i<n n,
Ceninthut Z«ct.
ceric aJ) Cketa. ^iefww
ceride Stevken fnarW ».
ceri-feroiis od^.fproduciog veax) fimj-

aw

ceriman {31<miltra d<lict(«<i](<nB^n
cenn CVns. RrfeW/
cennoua (wax-coioored- colour like
yellow-weiO feextwA. Riro^hr
Crnops ilo<.(lhebarkeontuoa a great
deal of red colouring matter— Tr.
II 501) lilwsta-tnnfif
C candolleina (distinguished from
C. roibergtieu mainly by the
lafloreeeeoce. which ie more com*

pact in the Utter— Tr. II SOl)

C roxburpbiana tlleilHt (see
C. conrfoffranfl)

Ceriornis Jrra (the head bas a well-
developed crest and two long
plumes of feathers etaiticg from
abov e the esreoverts) RrftW’Csnft
cense 1 (a colour, red in hue, of
very high asluration and low
ft bnllianee) •^fuerd
9 Coi Iiu! (impure fuchsine dyes)

cente (a hy drous siheato of cerium
and allied metals) m

(S'**- for S*li^ cerium. %*• for%tifl4
Bilietle. -rx for ?lftx mmeral)
cerium Ci^in 5*531/.

c eceiate (-ons) 5 «m g??f)tr
c ammonium nitrate ( le)
fte - 113 * 11(15

e ammonium sulphate ( ous) 5 * 5 ^
ftain 3

c. carbonate (•ous) 5*555 srinift^
c. chloride (-oui) 5 * 4 .CT tftt 5
c. citrate (-ous) 5*555 ft»5fl5
e. dioxide 5**31 fi5I?5
c. fluoride (.©uv) 5*T55 355^5
e. hydr-oxide (.ic)5«rftr»5X5ftB
c. metals 5 *« 3 t- 5 T 3
c. nitrate (-oua) 5*155
c. oxalate { ous) 5*555 fimflq
e, wxide ( ic) 5 * 5 flr 5 5 tft 5
c. salicylate (^laa) 5*555 555115
e. sulphate (.le) 5«fe*ssi5^t5
c. sulphate (.©us) 5*«55 35<l5
Ceriroula J/amni. 533»r-55Tf5
(muaale S** narrow 113 )

QE.RLi. (obtained tho certificate
of qualification as an Assistant
Engineer at the Civil Engiueerisg
College, Iturki) 5 r. m. ^ (short for
51555 anfterPaC vS)
cernuous od/ (rvaiding. inelineil) W5-
55

cero- fe?5-

cerol garnet NNo.lO— fat bordcaux
Ceropepa Bet. ^ 3 *i»- 55 ift
C. bnlbnaa qs^-^ 3 s^

C tuber©** 5nai*5-*l3»ft (D.il.
35 *^ 1 , Hin, Uar. perofti-

tanhdi]

312

c«rtilic«ta oI ■cruUnr

Catoptffia woodil

C. voadii (tnben ars {ormfr} on the
mtin fteni»“ MeLem I 938)

cerotate Chm. ftiTiWrt n
cerotcDr Ounn «

xerotic flif/ CAm. ferjfis*
cerolin CAne firfilfc/
cerolioe /.

o«rolioe brown Cot Ind
cerottne orinj e Coi laJ ^il

cerotioe ponceau Col

cerolino acarlet Cot Ind •sT'T’ft 5^
corotiae ycHow CoJ Ind fewft
<ero-tTp« (a prioting proeesj ot en*
greTiB* on we*.. ) fffTO.J^arr/
<«rou» aJ;

eeroxylewpaln wax sTtt faw n.
Coroxvioa Hot f»TT»T3W-nrft

C. eudicoWm {-mw peta) VWl'q

tHwaiH

««truute («elout li,i« white lead)
«

ctrtua 1 ftTl

T»

KtttiB notot «( liT«lth«oJ ftfira

ccnuB rent ftfes vn«, firftrn wm
eertais nfht* fT wfHrr
cenaiBty I «., ft WV /

^ StflMlK-aftfvft/

Cortba Art$ (Gk iirlAni* 'the com
toon tr»6<rferer') tmft

(is tree, creerrr)

Certbiidae

oertihcale 1 uurnttl n (Cooet )

2El»c Uitl'JTta « Wegroe wt>t«.

«)

eharaotfr certificMe erftTr.sniiiin 5
fit rertihrale RWej BtfietT^
boDoon trrfteer
higher ftindarJ
tewee •Hodied ftra? TO
certificate t>e>oh SB/eiTtt-jry*
ccrtifiraled

certificated proiperter ifieie; Btro*

eettifiralc|l tcKher BUieilftt mvbibb
c»nific»te»holder BBieiW wft
certificate of accuracy

heanng Bft.WBi|.wRK A »l

Bttl'WB

certificate of admioutration ai»a.

BBI'BIB, JfT^S-W
certificate of age

certificate of approeal at Btro-

certificate of attendance Uvfaft'inTiei*

certificate of authority
certificate of character wfttl MUreitl,

eertificate of charge inU?.BB
certificate of check OTtoni BBPIBB
certificate of eouuDenceinect of buti-
near tBTtnT'BTTattc|.inlt*Wtl
eertificate of competency <ni3l BBiet-

eertificate of cost* offWB BUtnVB
certificate of eonnael 'UBICibb

certificate of coopt of che^ora

IPTCCQiTJf

eep ificate of credit Bttp».a*j|aiija
certificate of dtmage |rft.n.*m
certificate of death nmv
certificate of deliiery (of a oomisa*
tioft paper)

certificate of depoiit ftVB'tntmn
eertificate of domicile teftBio-BitTei-

certificate of domaciJe and reaidrsre
• ITBlftBItt BUPtBB
certificate of eligibility BrtTO HBWTB
certiCcale of exemption gfe-BBteiTB
rertificale officer JWIi»fTtI-ttf'l%lO
certificate of filneaa 1 tTOtei-BaTWI
»> ttgej^et-sawT*

3 Brroei.BWBT*

certificate of fitoeat for Iraaifer
WieiitteftftB *I BoriNi
certificate of filoeaa to Ifaiel Brtt"
*1 BHiertB

certificate of health BRnrtB

eertificate of health and good eharac.

ter tott*w trot atwifrt trwiWTtr
certificate of identitii wfinflB BBratB,

eertificite of ill health J BUIB.

BB

certificate of toeorponbon ftiRnt'
bbtbtb (ftwB CoMtl knnhwB-

UUIUNB

eertificite of indetonitygftxfa'B^*
BB

certificate of inipection and aurvey
ftftSW tWt WlBflSB BBTBBB
certificate ot iniurance innlB.JntlB-
BB

eertificite of leare arfBnr jnrWBB
eertificate of legitimacy VBTt'UUIBBB
certificate of majontyBBBBBT-BBTBTB
rertifieste of marriage ftBT^ tnmBB
certificate of medical nnfitnea* !!•
BtWBI-aUlBBB

certificate of minority anrBIBBI*Btn*h

BB

certificate of moral character

BB I'Jl'tB

certificate of natnrilisition YtftBBT*t.

BBTBBB (AObBTB CouL)
certificate of official approral of
import BTBJB k rwOB «T

UBieriB

tenifiraic of onpn «1 BBrai-

BB, T7B.tll,'Prll

eertificate of payment «^«b BSmB
eemfieaie of permii ■j^i.Bwm*
eentfieate ot pbyiieal fitoeaa TO«n*
UmBt B

eemfieaie of phyaieal fiueaa to
reiuae duly after expiry of leave
"«BIVt«inr5tfBTfttll rf*B »(B
Brt BCf aBfBttuntlBTB
eertificate of poitinglPnt.BBIviBB
certificate of proEejency rtBJT*

certificate of purehaie SB-nxiBB
certificate of ^balifieation irr'Bn.BB,
w^Bi-UHivna

eemfieaie of ijaahty (o{(raiDa)M*

BBTWTB

certificate of i]uaatily(o( graioa)BTBP
BB'fTB

certificate of teceipt BBtvPfB
certificate ot regiitrition Bw^B-
tnrrwBB

cemheale of relatioaihip (}BV«HrBtB-

BB

cemfieatc of retUf BTIB^^-«*T*^/
certificate of reipectabilily S^BTt*

certifieau of aalaiy ^TWf-Btn*TV
rertifietu of aensUy

oertifieate ol aderjuate eye.tight and

c*rti{icat« o! ihai*

Caatzaeienidaa

<*rtificjie of •hire

•cortiflcMc of trf isury iriining

-certificate of trntl fund
jnrntn

certificate of >alue

rerliGcite of verification ?iT3tT^ •jniT’I

certificate of wei'liment andmeasure*
mml *tNnr® W UaiaN'-t
certificate of weifbt
certification SRPH n (Coost )
verification

ccriificatfon of film RHiai-t

certification of mutations

jram

certification of aliarea wtt! tft BRPt-l
certified adj. HRrftt* (Const.)
certified and selected balls uuiOi .1

certified balance tnwf^ni
certified bankrupt HRiftrn RtPrf*
certified btrftinin^ s^ent
^ReW-wf>?«R!

certified by official stamp or seal

5Ti« 5Tt im sRifit^
certified cheque srmfirf
certified copy 9>nf^« sfo
certified detailed account

ufifsttr Irtn

certified (Msrdian ssifofl trr^

certified lodifentsstn^jft^

certified milk BRTtna

certified on the back Rift ffHtfts

certified papers ffitlfts

certified private seed farm Binfini

Werotfre-ndB

certified prospector (MaM.14) B*nf>nr

certified purehaier SBlftie^STT
certified study Htryfris armuR
certified transfer ^wiiflieT

certified Iraoslation ai jait

certifier BMieiC «. (see attestator)
certify ti Brn»tB.BB^a*rn (Const.)
(see authinticata)

certifyini; endorsement BBT^TTft^
certifying medical autbority BBtSTB
ttrfW BlRrt’tl

eenifyioj officer Btrrw-stfijBTfl
certifying surgeon B B! «t » 1 !SaF(<km«

3U

certiorari Ln« m. (Const-)

wnt of eertioran n.

(t«m ‘sending np’— bring n caas
up from a lower conrt)
ceru-lignol (an oiOCkens o.

eeru lignone (Lat ceersilens RwW+
iitrivam sr33 + Eog. quuione) C/iew
snilwyii /

eeru8aitet5lBiif»fir»sn.(4Nlead. wfta
(or carbonate. -W fortify I

mineral)

lead spar rfw-qrffTBI
cerv aotite ttsaatfra ut. ('l^ for sjrBR
antimony. *9 for Si1b oiide. -W
for mineral)
eenir* ^eervico- lit-
cervieal adj J«ot ^(9
cerv teal air-aac £ocL ttB
cervical angina tra
cervical caplrBitdl
cervical fold ^c(4.1n
cervical ganglia Jmit trBBiT*T
cervical gland Xcof.tn
cervical groove reel, tit BlftST
eemcti lymph adenitis trv BtrlBl*
BfaiT^

eerv ical nerve dnat
cervical ptexiia Jnat Im B9Pf
cervical rib .Imi tn
cervical aclente ^crf. aTB crv
cervical tnanglea daiit. BY fnht
cervical vertebra Zed. tn lalnn
cemciUs jfed AnvKm.
cervieo- — eervie-aW*

Cervidae Ztvi, ^-stjr m.

Cervinae Zed- bs.

ccrvia .Ijsar. 1 cl«J/.

3 (cervix uteri) sisAtlOtllll /.
eervis cap Aei-aHt
cervix utrn iwHlB-lUtr
Ccrvoidca (soperfaiuil)) Zoei.

*rr*w»>s
Cervultts Z«rf

C. muntjac (barking deer> muntjae)
^7^ (dsatinguished by its
chestnut rod ^f<T colour)

Cervus Zed.

C. axis (spotted deer) 799 tTgr^q
C, duvaueeli (barasingha) trifnsin
Ngiqil

Q elaphiti (red deer)

C porcinoi &9B

occurs in Vl99fl)

C unicolor (sambar. rasa deer)
BITWT

ccryl CAcni. fkruw
ccryl alcohol Oun. fit r qa gT9
CcryledcMtnfrB'S^ll (9^.* ancient
word. C/. Hindi The plninago

IS like a cowry -shell
cesium, caesium CWi- m.
cesium bromide ^iVJ
ce»iiim cbloride^nytftTB
cesium eoainite 39(09

cesium iodide 3i\9
cesium sulphate rraij 599lB
eespilose aJj (hke turf) 7^*9^
(£ia{ ewerpu* ‘turf’ T'W)
eesa 1 (a tax for a special object)
39BT n. (Const ) (=33110 9r)

2 (tax) «T ri.

cessation frnB n., (jT^ftt /.

cessation of hostilities fbnPs/-,
«n. (sc# arimstiee)
ressalion of acrvice^nr tTBT%
cess charges ttbt, 3999*Bm(
cesser Lav I (neglect) SBiX w.

3 ftffts/

reiser of secraa) of interest
BfSBBrflfttftt
cesses assessed ftxrtfWTTST
cession w ni <hn n

cess leviable wt Oi b tw, T^Rtgr

fcss on houses ij 5 Tqqrt
cess on sugarcane 77 39BT, 9T
T9¥T

cess pit ifT-nV

cess iNsol siB-TT (PalO, TV9TT-f9 m.
Cestida (Lat- rrrtai ‘girdla’ Zed.

rlWWJW IK.

Crstidae Zed. rs.

CestidcB Z£<c^ irro. RVt w.

Cratoda Zeet 1 (a class of riatyhel*
mintlies, consisting o( worms with-
out lutcstmal canal] STBRIT' evyk,
st979-9^ ei.

a "Mcroxoa v|sr9T-ar^9d m.
Ccstodarii=Monoxoa
restoda w orm aT9r*9 ffir
cestoJe Zed. sr9T»9 rs.
Cestoidca=Ccttoda
Ceslraaon=nctcrodontut
Cestracionidae Zed. ft9TrT»«.Vir ea.

C«stium

3U Carlon nd-rtntad bulbul'

C««lnim Bot. (fr^grint ;\merictn
•ttubsl

C noclarnmn (night |umiQ«) fTOT*

mtui <jue trust iitir 'si«ni«l (-fO
m

«eitui que use Zeu (a person {or
nhosa use lend etc is held b)

another) y-tutnft (-rO m
eestui que vie ei.

Ceslas(Lat ffj/w 'girdle ^ool.
(includes the Venues girdle)

umr?

C. \enetrt

CcUceaZeol »ii (Hft wlitle)

cclrue (Lit. rrtwi ‘nlitle fslg) C/iri»
n

Ceieraeh o(&c»urum = Aipleotuoi

ceterach

ceiiB CAeni Prfiffir/

CeiiOtaurus Pnleentol (Gk Ifttiet
‘nionitroaa lanrni)
fftrOr

Ceiomimui Zooi (the head is enor.
tBOUs ssiih leis Slide gatie, being
■ugge'tive of that of a rqh t m hale—
CNH MlfllOfitfirrhlyaiPr

CeloDia Zoo) (specie, aie kuonn as
ilanetbeetles, etc ) S-T^n ffrft

C auraia gvA septn
Cetoniioae (subfiiiul) ) n.

Cetochiaidae Zcol anstuig.A^ m
Cetorbioui Zooi (genus o( bisLiug
■barks) atravuif ffSlfr
Cctotbenidie PaleoKlol ioltbeblio
esne) a'afsfii^nT »>

Cetraria Bot flHgfTwt'SanrT

(Iceland iDOssItllinad*

Cmie dwf (a frequenter of reeda and
Inlbes 10 twaD ;7 laud) srifh.

mnft

Cetoe— Sea Monster dijfoii ^iRfffra

m-

"a CetiaBIenkar nu m

fi Celi-Pifia fiffTU frfofnR m.

{ Cetf«Baten Kailod qct fifiirtst

n CeliwDbeiwb et.TO ftfitfiTW m.

I Cell B Deoeb Kiitos Wufitqt

aiTw.

eelT\ Chfm f^lftrs si.
eetyl alcohol firffea
eelil bromide ^9

eetyl ehloride firfir? ^{9
eetyleae Chen «.

rely he uiij. CAem* (oforpertaioms to
eetil)f^*f*^»
rely! iodide

Ceylon m

CeyloB babbler 4m (flkCT
CeytoB binded bay eocLoo Arf$
Tnpt^^Rf*

CeyVoB Visv om\ tirgB Iqro
CeiloB blackbird Avts WIT-4WV'’
Colon black droogo Xvca <nn KTR*
f}W»<nTK

Coloo Llack’beaded oriole decs RVI
gdf* «nr7

Colon black'Djped flycatcher .free
ftao foB-irretiBaiiti
Ceytao blue^aredi km^sber .fert

Cevlon boxHOod (PfertroBsn JiJpma)

rKfl^f

Ceylon broon fish.o«) decs VW
*

CerlAn bu>lard quail .tm br^-siTt
C^yloa lalumbaTOOtatcee tormcric
iCeutiti»m /eMiralim) nacffgi /•
(Bisu ftrtlmo, Mtl. ttn)

Ceylon cimumoo
Ceylon cionamoQ oil

Ceylon collared Kopsos.) ^rcl fnV?

fesj.tfn -ascs

CeatoB (rested ha<rk.cagU dert Ibtft
qTTW

Crrloo erow.pbeasant .lacs

Ceylon 4{roiiyo.eucLoo Je<s fnfse*

Inv

CeyloB ebony ( jyios^ros tbeaum J
ffrafterm (MW)

Ceylon emerald dotedrei

Cesloneae babbler dtu
Colonese grey monyoose Slirmm.

*«tS5tei4W
Ceylonese magpie Jeea
Ceylon flower^peckerdcea J*T-

Ceylon {roynoutb drr* V*1.54*gW
Cevlon yotd<a.baeked woodpecker
Jrca IffJW n *T31p

CevloD yrsckle Am f&fW-W?TRlfT»r
Cevlon green barbel dm faS®

Ceylon prey Jronpo dm kVUT
Ceylon prey headed risbiap.eapleiir(a

ftsw ww gn’i

Colon prey hornbill Are/f^tf^ S7*T
SitftflIH

(^vlon hoopoe .lc«

Ceylon h 0 ute.croie Aiet
Ceylon imperial preen pipeofl dies
TsgB xn sfritiw
Ceylon lors diri

Colon ironMOod (J/«b<i {irrta)
WtiSTw. (B.X..U)
rryloBiie=iron mapnesia apiorl ar^.
Wiwilfijttn (Bl'kiten, tn.fot wnt
magnesia, rc^q aluminste, for
mineral)

Ceylon yjiValjl/osiiw KTI-iinwr

Ceylon jiinpIf.foHl .(«, Rtk«

Colon yuople nipliiyer Axtt

CrTloQ}UfipIewrea.«arbterdcei is«T

»»»

Ceylon Urge created lern ,ii,a Rn*f

Colon larpe cucloo'slirike .Irrr tivt

WSfforqr

Colon Utpe raeVet tailed dron-o
I rri ^l-^iRnr

Colon lead* on {Plumbago leplaniea)
m (15., N., M )

Oyloa lonquei yfZ*

Ceylon mappie-robiD dr« *»t
Ceylon munia dm
Ceylon oik (ScAfe'cAcro Injujo)
n. (Biau)

Cey Ion oranpe breasted preen pigeon
Am ftqqt iffipt

Ceylon pied ereilrd euckoo dres
filT® *tT*

Ceylon pigmy woodpecker df/i

kltW

Ce'loQ rcd.bjrked »*ooil{>eckcr Jrca
^*T rri tf «tvsqf
Ceylon recLrenieJ bulbul dm ^*1

« Cetl, rar.MMiri VBtTT (qftiliiqr,

315

ChaetotOBitidAe

CtTloa ruddy eraka

Ceylon m<l<Ij etalte Atei

CctIoo rafons wooiipecker Atf* fir?®
KTt^ *1^^

Ceylon scimitar-bahbler .ie« 6^ fW

CeylcA scops gVl Am ffrf3

Ceylon serpent-e * g 1 e Arti

ni'ii-fl* 5^*

Ceylon shikra Atti
Ceylon iloih bear J/anmi f*T*® a*?
^’S

G^lon small yellowjjaped wood-
pecker Arei VX9 5

Ceylon spotted dove Arts Trt-

Ceylon spur-iuwl Atei <51-5^5?^
Ceylon streaked lantail-waibler dret
*«1

Ceylon stnated swallow Am
\firs WTv<V*

Ceylon tea (£2aeod«ndron lyloucKoi)
^TKW m.

Ceylon tkrask d«si
Ceylon trogon de«

Ceylon whukered tern dre> f<fRt
frtt

Ceylon whi-tlmg ilirasti ice; 'A*

Ceylon wtute-breasted kingfisher dree
ftrgu ^Tl'xtw

Qeylon white-browed faniul flycat-
e^r de« ^^Pts-S
Ceylon white-headed mynadcn^rx?

Ceylon wood-pigeon dm

Ceylon wood-shrike drrs fesi n^-CJ-

Ceylon wren-warbler dm

Ccyloo yellow-eyed babbler dm 4r»l

jjenrv

Ceyx dees (the birds ere

bright-coloured- 'bright'

occurs ia t.'.s)

CF. (case file) Pt (ftr^-strO)

CJ, (compoeition fee) ^5

OF. (Coceerrator of Forents) V. *r.

tTt-frv«>

C.F. (Controller of Food Supplies)
K.Hf. {a»-ittR-faT^

CF. (court fee) mg 5^

td 3 (short for •tlfa'c)

OF A. (applicatun for certificate of
fitness— hfVlI. Tx) (P3T-

jtrPtT jRi«rn %

CF.C.C. (CoDsenator of Forests,
Central Circle)

C.F F C (Conservator <rf ForestSi
Eastern Circle )v4l (na-Jfwa,

CF.dtJ (cost, freight, and losursace)

^ wjrr. «Wh)

C F R A. (ajgilication for renewal of
certificate of fitneaa — UVU xx)

JT an. («t>f^3H«i'Snnni^ % k

siiVt-r.i)

C F S. (Comioissioner of Pood Sup*
pUes)«tS«l

C F3 (Controller of Food Supplies)
*r. a. ft (na-arn ftmi)

CF stamp (court-fee stamp) mg.
(mnr^-g^*5Tfs)

C.F IS" C. {ConserratoT ol Forests*
Western Circle) ».« a-f
aCl«3a)

C.F,X. .refusal to renew a certifi-
cate of fitnes8*~31V3t xx) at a. w.
spnwt % soi«c"

C.C. (coupe guard) ^ T- (tTPrinTf-rtl)

eg, rgin.(centi grani)6raT (si&aT^)
C.C.A (Co operative Growers' Asso-

eistiou) «.T w. (ar* *wi)

egtu, (cenli'gtato) W. («f* ill^)
CGO, (Chief Group Ofiicer) g at

sa (557

C grade (of tbinoicg) Forestry at W)
C grade ordinary thioniog Forntry
ft-Val wnrtw

C grade ihinaiog Forestry ri ^ «t
ftrtrr

C.G. S. ey s t« o (eeutiiD«tre-gT3m-
second system) Pkyt fjTUtft.

(arftsR-a^-ftnw-a^fiO

eh, (chain) ^ {»i»*l)

Ch. (ebalIsD)«r (wian)

Ol (chare*) V. (^ni)
ch. (ebatak) V (vn«)
chabuite as. (\ for

calcium, 9r tor 91 U3 aodiuisi n*

for ^alnminium, a!-!or%a<i5ft

silicate* for minoral)-
Ch.A.(C) (Chief Auditor, Credit) g<

(t ) (g^ fesrat^*, aar)

chrcjulsifa (fr- Nabuatli 'the twitto-
tiag of a bird") Zool. aitfUfF *a>
tfie analogy of FWTf, which >•
commented by the scholiast on
Amarakosa as fSeT *1^ a(v3)
cbailacryst ( enclosed eryslals in •
larger crystal —Johanassa Ll69)
*ri?ra7.2ri

Chadara teniXsGrcwia tenaz Jict.
chaemo taxis s chemotaxis
chaetaZool 1 s=«eta TTt)ffn.

2 (of the Cbateopoda is a solid rod-
like object —Palaemoa p 26)
n (C/ seta

chaeta sac = sctigerons sac f^iT*

Chaetochloa— Setam Bot- ’Ppft-trSlft
(r^sd ancient word)

C itilica (Italian milleti foxtail
millet)

(HiJeiodenBa ZocU Thwi-ainfir
CailidulumCDat. nitidulw ‘jUtt*-
riD|J) witfl Tfsri
Clueiogaster Zoot ffn^?Tdrnft|
Cbaciognitha FooJ- (mow worms]
rrfftt-flA m. (tRPfh arrow-worm,
class)

Chaelonolus Zool. (Qk. noto* 'back')
TTrVaig-swift
C maximns

Qisetophoraceae Sat n-

Qiaetophoralea Oot. n.

chietophdrous adj. Zoot. (bearing
bristles) ( rt)

Chaetopoda (Gk- efiaile ‘hair* tftF
foda .»TT) Zod tYflinT*^ m.
chaetoptcnn BiocKern- WT|-ilft /.
Chaetopiems Zool.

Quetomis doer 'ta^g.l-SUlfir (charao-
teiired by baviag unfeatbered lore"
with five exceptionally strong
netal bristles 9?)

chsctosemr Zool. (a structure coneie*
ting ol rows of ihort st*^
bnstles or spiaes r*^)

Chaetosoma Zod TfH^ ffirifl
C elaparedu ajJn»9 ititSj
Quetoiomatidse Z«ed. ea.

ehaitotaxy

316

chAleolita

^ueloUzj Zed. (mkogemeDt oi
bnstle* on »n jDiect) m. fiW

for bnstle)

Oueturi ZooU (s |«nni of iwifti

bkTiog itiff tpiDolibs projactiDg
sbsllt to tbo tstl festbere)

^IV^S^'SrsiHt (C/ EirnndoputifMt
spsTiw-jmfir)

OuetdriDie Am 5i,Mi«l3<'tr m.
(birds bsTO spiny ib&fta tljrtT® to
the rectneos)
cbiff «. w .

2 Hidar ^ m

cbiS ri 1 (totnir withehsff)

«ist

3 (to cot for fodder, it hay or

straw) «lidl

ebiff-entter WH f

cbaB'Sower as pneUy cbaft'flowef
Dot TOTSlft/ (Ebb la tranalatod
from Easabrit)

cbtffiDcb (has a cheerful aoog)
wi eheerfal)

«h«ffy acalea QT-fm
Cb. A (G) (Chief Aaditor> General) ^
Ir. (w ) (gi« w»p«)

Cha|a»' diteue hfed (a fora of
trypeneeoauaiie xfWnril]

ChaiaarrorDie Am
( Vl^— aquatic la babita)
ebain I /

3 Chtn. 4ft? n
breached chain ynf() 4*?
tloaed chain (tTI
open chain fcfv af«?
atraigbt chain

S Surv (aaeDgiQeeT'iDeaanre)(eh)
»lfW|/ (t)

i(that which eoa&naa or fetlera,
a bond) 4ft?T/

bandwTI

ahacUea

chain SuTv ifanrrxtm

thainage Sar v 1 4?9t-rm ir

3 \T(? », ^

chain and irrewa (LRlf. lU)
eft^atTOB
chain an{;1ca Surt.
chilli baa^ Statittm itcWT-etTITT
chiin coral 4«TV«TI«
ebaiti drum balance

Oiained La^f^Andrameda AtWofU
rtmvf.

cbainetteeCatenarycniYe jfdib tn?T*

nn

chain hindcuffa
chain hatmw 4frai-*W
cbaininf 5vre. <TOl-»n^ »
chaining free S»fo atwf* SSWITITT
chaining ohitrueied Surf ^ it®?!’

chain laoineriam Chen 4fl?-7nTniST
chain length Sure.
chain-Iike adi DM ftfri

itain line
cbaio-maDSaro

^in Deatnre Jitrai-4n4
chain of arrangencDta BVni->z*l9T
chain of circumatances ^

4®*!. Vftfwft-flTTTO
chain ofditfnbution^fft? iil*?T
chain of endorteiDenla
^aiB of reaction 5W%«-*tfnt1
chain of title Xnnr
(bain of Taeaiicte*'nfc-*{®?T
chaiooraatie balance
eliain reaction PAytieiif Cham. *t®)T

chain reUurcewlinkrcleiiree^Mfia
iirt ifwtn-gcmgTO
chain rule drifA. 4w«l ft??
chain-tiw moTctnCDt (of the xidnla)
Zoot >f*?I CWJift

chain ecale atwen-infl
chain atand 4etVf??Ti<
chain atitcb Ifaedlawerb
hato anrrej afttvi

chain type of eooyagation Pot. 4ltFi.

chain wheel StatiMm 4w?I?V
chair I ftift

9 (the olEce of a profeeaor)

?T»-

chairhottomeane(Calaienaro(aaB)V7

M . ?y

chairman tnmfn m IConet)
preaident mr
apeakcr ir*?v

dirertar dl?TW
toanagrr nav«

Chairman, Anti.I>nBV Cemmillee
tntn ft, atm? fimtw^iftift

Chairman, Board of Induitriea aar*
aft, aaVn-a**?

Chairman. Induilrial 'tribunal aai-

?ft, rflnVIrta

Chairman, port Subcommittee attr>
?ft, a?? Tittfeft

Chairman, Public Service Commit*
aion anprft,

Chairman, Stale Traniport Anthorlty
fontft, ttw trrfaaT?

chair tpike enav^-frf
rhaVbandi feea
ehakbandi inspector
rhakbandi mtp

cbalaaa f Zot (baae of the nucellja)
ftafl m

9 B treadle Emhri/ol. (either of n
pair of spiral baoda of thickened
albnmiDoni tubeiasee in the white
of a bird's egg) /•

chitarogui^feTUtittlion So{. ftat^

cbalttogimy pet. ftuiiilllj in.
chalcanihito Bryikta m. (Bi for Sifn
euprie, QM. for tuipbate, t>
for aft« mintMl)
blaevitrMl^g>q,t(\ft «lat
Cbalcai panicolata m Marriyt panU
rulita Pet

chalcedony ifinerat. (a vanety of
qnarlf baving a loatre naarly like
wax fW) fufqvtj’ta m.
ebilcid gn*gm

Cbalcidce Zool. (exceptional to tbe (or>
mation o! a etraetureclosalyhom^
toBoui with the placenta of mam*
mala— Pn II.<19) srnjittBT.sarft
ehalcid fly 5»5*a.irsft (3? elbowed,
5*3 for tTi antenna)

Chtlevlidae Zool 5rt»fl-4n m
Q ialcidoiJee Zool, ( a enperfamily )
in,

CKaleia Pool 5?T»j.intft
.cbalcite .BTftra ( ta tor "ft? mineral)
(haleitea Aon lkfr>r?

ancient word)

ehalcoeite mwftni oi. ( m? for BIM
caproua. Si (or lulpbide. A*
for aft? mineral)

chelcolite-lerbemite ifincrsl- (oep-
per iiraaite)irni%tftra«>t. (IT? cop*
per, •uranite .fti:^*)

chtlcolithlo

317

chamoia

<h»leolitluc adj-
ChticalUhie Age *I«7npn-gn
<hikone(ak.cJwl<:o»‘eoppor’+ on« »
ketons cikIs by tht> condensation
of benaatdehyde and acetophenone)
copper)

copperoBe«»cupferron ( a-benkoin.
oxime) Im copper (I w'i-

cuproa aitll
Chalcopsna Avei

Chalcoptritdie Avei "*■

(eareoverts fj'i metallio copper like
a ruby *rf^l

Chileophapa AcM tnts-innftt (crftff
ancient word)

chalcophyUlte Wi (^" ^or

nm copper, H- for 34Winlphate,>T-
for araenatei *<■ for

inineral)

«lialeopynte=eopper pyritci i/ma*
fttl n.

Chileoitetha Ar*! BmWfffwOr (up*
par breast Ti^tnetalho copper en)

chaleoatibilewwoUsbergite

Chaldean larosketroe iifron. '*1*3’

VC ».

chalice eelleagoblct cell TcoJ. V7C-

chn

chaliCothere miTTTV m.
Cbalicctfaerildae PalconicZ. (had cleft
elawlike toes. la Keaeral appear-
ance, as well aa ja aixe rather
horae-hke) n.

Chtlicolberium aiCTTW-SVlfif
Chilicotberoldea (anborder) WTTW*
ei*p]cr m.

chalk I Vft/.. wrfVT

2 m crela Pkarm. wft/.

Chalk n. Owl. (the Chalk stage) cvft*

«f»/.

Chalk adj. Qtol. (pert, to the Upper
Ccetaceons of Britain and Weetern
Unrope) llflvflf
Zlui : Upper Creiaccoue TVi-erftV
chalk crayon er{l, esft-cfv/.
chalk daat eeit-'tfv
chalk-fonnation
chalk lime

chalL nUKire aeft f<TW
chalk pit^trn
ahalk ^irry erfl.T«rfH

chalk^tick

chalk atone TO»-SWf «•» 'T'<n

chalk work «•

chalky »lj 1 Wj»WV. wftgv.

•tfgvt i wfivi vwr
9 (aa, grama of nee)
chalky aoil eaftlTT
cballin beok^tSW^nW
challenge n

9 £iaw(ob}ection agaioat jnrv}wH(v

/

challenged oA/
challenged vote 1 TV

challenge for canee Xmus %Il*ll7fai
challenge of jury ^te (an obiection
made to the aweanng in and im*
paoelliog of (ho jnry)
challenge propter affcctam Xoio (cn
account of the relationabtp of the
juror to one of (bo parties)

•ifit

challenge ahield

challenge to the array Laie (oxeep-
tion to all tho juroro rettirnod by
the ihetiff eolleetiveijr. wot for at>
defeet tn then, bat lor aome i^e-
(anltiatboeberiff .Wharton) I'Hni'

trfw

challenge to the favour Xa» WV®

«ri^

challenge to the panel Xow oif)i4l-

afh

chalnersite rnofttltl w. (*• for AT*
copper, w^VIron.V-forUfW anlpbi-
de, -tv for nioeral)
cubaniie wwvftonr
chalybeate n. eiotvefiiS n.
chalybeate uAy 1 (impeegoalod with
ealte ol Iron) w^lwkRt*

2 (having ataatedne to iron)"M«tvi»
chalybeout{steel*coloared,eteel-bIuel

chalybiic*»iidenlee*xtBlflF* m. (*e*l
iron, alt* for Ot'ifAe carbonate, -f-r
(or eif^ mineral)

Chtmaesyptrie Oot.lchama* ‘low', Qk
ipporuroi 'ey preta’) gijff-w a ifJ

Chamaedorca (unall reedy palms
-WiBia) wlmw-jntifiT
C.mirtUoapff«n(t^lV«m«(dieho.
tomy u very taro in Angioepermio
atemsi tho only deflmte examples

being in two palms, Ili/phaena
thtbatea and 0. marliana—
McLean I B38)

Chamaeieon Zool-
C. vulgaris (common chameleon)
WlHiaa

chsmaephyte £ot.-(Qk. c^niai'on the
ground')

Chamaerops Sot, S^tSt^tc-innOr
C. humiha (dwarf fan pali^ VIHIVT
eflmVC

C. Tstchieana a Nanoorhopi rit*

Qiunha bat Hamm. finTOV-VJ (only
a tingle specimen is known and
this was proonied at Ohamba m
N. W. Himalayas)

Chsmbsl (nrer) Qieg. Vxf*Tit/.
tbsmber i lysTS n.

2 Pork Proclioe n, (honse)

M.

SKchsinber pot (a bedohamber
vessel for nnas) sfVVTV n.
thsmber acid Ohem.
cbemW bneinesi (lU bosinees dona
ont of conrt by the judge)
ehember cryetsle Chm.
chaiDl>er.£Umenie Sot. (la J/ar*
eftontm— McLeaa 1 431) ^Rtg'
ehajaber-like Bfgregelee dfineruf.

dwaber of commerce Vlfenv.lIvTV,
**IWir-Stvip

chamber of guardians a'rov -STe m
ebamber of the King (camera regii)

chamber pot (a bedshamber vessel
foi urine) tiaeinir-^Tui’t
chamber proceii Ch*m

chamber with covers TUTV

STV

chatneieon y,cvni m. (anoieat word),

PttPre

chamfer n. ererflm /.
chamfer c&. 1 etUtllM

3 (to cot away the arrii or aogle
in a piece of furmtnie, etc ) ertVbM

chamfered adj. 1
3 vralfirs

chamois 1 (a goathke antelope) eni*

2 envjnfevfi.

ehamoli tkln

318

chanralc 6! communication

8 (a eolonr, ysUowith r»d*yello<r
in bn#, and ot liifiti ’I
briltiance) RTTOflrftS
eliiiiioi* *luo a

tluBi&U aUB nclitmoia (eoloBTi
dtamou ^eilow=ch*n]Ois (colour)
cHamomila ivcamphor ^lint (any
plant ot tha gaana <tnlhcmn) lE^-
S<? m. (fiowen bare a rampliorhtia
odour)

S Pham ••aDthetnii = aotbcmidia
^ore* ■■ chataomila flowcra •* Ro.
man chamomile n

(lumomile flowera Pham, a.

chamoaite (a ailieata of iron-™
Chamberi) are ftw m («- iron,
a* for ailieata, -fa for

toiDaral)

cKampacel CUm (from 6kt <I^)

champagne (arhite affarraeeent wire)
(for

ChanparaB Gteg. acmn*V »
champertor Lnv »<rt«hai ( ^ ei-
champertona sif; £«ie
chimpetif Lav (liit campur 'Aald'
■fpara 'ihara'. As agraamaat to aid
IS a anit and ihes diride (ha thing
raootsred) WMltisu m

chaapios \ (m guaea) ( V «.

9 (oos «b« acta or ipaaka in behalf
of a peraoB or a cauas a defender)
ttmiu. flinirv m.

OumpioliaiPereeai dilron. n.
chance i m

9*rtm«i

8 wrn B* > atsTffl /

4 -probability SldtiKicitltrmt/
Qunoe-Claua procria Chan (a pro-
•eaa of tecoaenuganlpbin) na«n<

fim

Qtua kiln il>4i?-*rnTV
Clave reaction Chen.
chance diatnboUon
chancellor 1 (rrirae Uioiatar, aa in

GermaOT) WglUIU m.

9 —Lord Chancellor (preaident of
tie Court of Appeal) UkWitl «.

8 (of a court) »i.

A (bead of aTIoireraity)

(Aanccller of the Exchequer fnv*

a&T'ti^Brnf, wJ-ttgniw. nuprife*

e> (anneBi-nDid)

c)iaDce>inedley Lew 1 snvfrtv V7C
9orwfw*TWt
chance profit ^ PW
chancer rb (to adjnat diPerencee
aecordiBg to prioetplat of oqaity)
tr.Tflrsrq tBgw
Chancery 1 mfnntlitnM

9 (court of eqsit)) HTTq-aBtstWC,
cnWiWTw {W*y eonity)
ehaocery court
chancery junadictioo

rhauce aampl>B| Sfoiiaftct^B

random aanipiio]; *U1*

chance aelectioa Slalia(irt^RfT<l
chance verdict Lav ^
chancre Ji/c,f TTnaim.
chancroid JU4i fftsaic m
chandelier (haa crreral hraoebaa)

rrMw

change tb IflfttemcrW
95AWI

ehasge n. t qfniit le.

9 (exchango of mosoy againat
•nooay of a different denenuoatioo)
n.

chaageable hawk^|lc ^rei vntVT
changed od>

changed product ifiMrof.

wflrs

change handa (of property) ffWI»ST^
change in cirrumatancra vfirfraf^'hXr

change ID policy 9
change in reaiitance
change of eddrcaa^tt
change of biae Statulir* «reTT-ofTr^
change of charge Vlixnc
change of citixrnahipiiiiiflvffT-qfH^
change of donu'ile •rfntU'O^^ir
change of empfoyment
tpW

change of cnfaceiBent yratfay VT 0^*

change of importasee atfTn'cfi oftT^A
change of laWr Iv.

change of temperature
change of unit
change of venue 1

3 (tranafer of the cause to anotlie;
court) WRTVtrn
chan/c point (C.P^ Sure.

(4 )

change ratio Phi/i. wgiiff

changes of lecel Oroj
changes of sign ifath.
change step Drill
changing n

chaOiko-kharo aif (m Sindlii langu.

age ‘pure aoda*) ffi

thank (rurbinrilo yipriim) Zool. *53-

tin m

thank fiaheriea rt;qil4l*Rpiii.
chaak'polychaete bed

m

ehanatl y (hollow bed of a iirer) BTR,
RfWra n . ffn

3 (a rioaed eourie or eondoiO
ns.iWnftn/.

A (atari* or inadiom of puting) S'

i Irnf iftssf/, rfifl Sft
fi (canal) ffWl/

6 (a rolltd aata) bar ot « •

■action fbort lorehaanal bar)f4Si'
SWWJ/,

7 Dnjus. 5W{/.

0 Gang (a narrow xtreteh of tea
betweeo two land maaaaa) Wttfz/.
ebanne) pb. ffWSl

S^ITI

throngh proper channel

channel bar f
ehanneled adj. Sinflitli^
channeled wrack-holy wrack Scl.
(Pdarlia canahculolo) tJlTl m
(■very part of it is grooved on one
aida ‘groove’)

rhannel of a canal Wgt St

TO

chanoel of rorreipondcnre <|9>441I(
STWtd

channel of pmotolioD
channel of submisiton TTBSHS-trid
ehanoel aectioa 1
S Rlr f rf i l w n.

thanneU of comtanaieitJOD ttwir-ST^

channel Ijpe terrace

charge

)19

«haan«l pe terrace jTjtnSI
chaotransia Bot (a filanentona itage
in the life hietorx of Balracho-
aperniuin) tpnW /•
obios ifniqnn /..

(»t« inardiv)

chaotic condition fV*<oqiaWI, w'sattji

/.ntsnm

chap (chapter) W.

chaplet FoKniin^ (aaj of rtnoua
metal dsMces for holding a core or
aection of a mold m place) JT®? «•
chapman (hawker, peddler) m ■

haberdasher

hnekitcr

peddler ^T^«TR!^.%(lrWT
chaprttahraia badge ''

^apter i (a diria oo of a booV)wrW<

2 (a diriaion of the aeti of parlia*
tuent) Tfim m.
chapter by chapter •rernnt.

Qseptia Ata (liarieg a flattened
bill

char rt. I (to barn \ftcompletelj )

(wt 'loeompletelj'). gItfRT,

Socarbonlre uluit^
char II. Zeol. (from et'rr ‘blood', from
ita red beIN)TnHn/.

Chara ■= 3 Canum lenaticomm

•dilron fit^W rrrnt m.

Chari Bot. a^MUtf inr^

C. caneiceni fraorirriij ‘greMSli-
white') f'TT'iJTT ^^TTtf
C. fragilii ng ajKTTtr
c. hispida nfm ■
C.tom«otoia^l(tntt (tomaw

to»e?i^)

C vnlprie rjWTtin
Quraceae Bot. ( the atoneworts }
n.

chararter n 1 mfhr. atTWiei, citw n.
moral character t|^
bad character 'S^ifrs, jr(l«,

pood character *Tcits, vrwfta

2 (nature) at* /• n.

3 27»of. WtftW 5^ m.

fi (of poata) nrr ^

character and extent (of the lolereet)

character and general qaalificatioos

«Vt nnn»» «{»?

character and pereonalitv lafn

«rf«^

character booh arr^Ttit-JTTS
charactec'huttdine nfttt CmV>t
character rertificaie
character fonnation
charactenatic n 9Rfni,

»«m n.. /, OT

eharactenitic adj FT^fit*. ttftcftTT,

ftftn

charactenattcally PVrtf

charactenatic aroma ^Tf>T

charactenatic colour Talhc tn
charactenetic curte Hath. FTSlf^

charactenatic flaaour tTAHTT

charactenatic linee StotiKira Fltglhiv

Iwt

ehiracieriailc of a loganthm ituh.

^1 n . &Tf.WJt<n n
charaetenitic qaaliiy ^

character of conic ifaih ATl^-WF?
n

character vf the country (PWDM>
I.ei)B\STaftft?itpn^
thitieter of the pulae wrfj FTFB
character of the roots Uath. a{F*Sf
character ol the aeaaoo IWTT
character roll anwpnufe, an^TW-^Ttn*

ufe

character roll remark anwremfit-
arrjfV

character traininp Eduo anun.
Bftrent, aoany-Bi?»i n
moral traunnp

Charadnidae Are$ ^f^*anT (ftf^
ancient word)

Charadniformee ^Irer fz^W<*Tat m- (Wl
order)

Charadninae Jtei m

Charidnnt Jett art41 BSlffl (*nfr
. ancaa a t wordi
Charalee Bot- (theetonenorta)

n>»».

charboo Ksnthraa

charbon aalpbon<|ue » garancine
(obtained b> heating madder with
aulphuTia acid) Cof. fiMf

charcoal ^rnr, a5r?f»ITT m. «

nitTFI, «TtIFf
coconut ahell charcoal
eupar charcoal ^lin-dfUTT
wood cliirroai Kitfin f
charcoal black (a pigment) aftTIT*
Ft(^(-sPl.)

charcoal block Chem- AhtT
charcoal borer

charcoal burner wniT-Onriai ('dX
w»rir*^j¥, *TiiFi tRi^ «pir
charcoal burning a}TriT*finTW, KtTR-
isVbft rtMi

charcoal dealer ^retflR-tiTTOft,

^ «T lurrfr

charcoil duet drtttT tffF, vnl: %\ ^
charcoal fuel
charcoal iToatrTiniBn
charcoal kiln (ftTJT'antrrV, St^f) ^

charcoal-making iIittt «., nlTOT
WHT

charcoal plate tftTT-Bt
charcoal powder ^ITTT'I^;
charcoal taw

chucoal tree (rrema orienMfia)
f (Batu)
charcoal wood

chard (a kind of beet with succnleot
ata]ks)ymT^m
char dual aSrirTT <1^
charge ri StTlT »i

1 Jccounfinj a«[T (coet) ctpl m..
fpriee) q]rT, (fee) E5« ;i
undercherge
overcharge wfit-JnTR
^ ( X 4-fttv er laak ) tm.7, vArnt
BTItu w.

3 (ol an o&car) wftsiiTti

1 Laio (an accnaation of a wrong)

B» (ConitJ (ste plaint)

5 (matruction ^tri gireo by the

court to the jurj ) m.

6 i7trc. (amount of electricit}) tntn
m

7 (a load) Jf«TC, Wn m.
fi (a trust) tFUW m.

charge r6. 1 mcni

2 ftwitf, BTH tfhlWT

3 (ai, a faettert)

chargaabl«

3J0

chart ei trrao* priea*

5 Wtftif (w» encumber)
maV.e over charge JPTI?
charge fee

chargeable a3). 1 JHlli

chargeable under rules finnirai^

Irani ,

charge allowance «p}«IT.*rf^'r.

am am

charge at law (a charge in an alter
nej'i bill)

charge booh Rl\/ Oor taViii ^ peer

autiea) ^rriTP 15 ««! »»

'!«*/ -
charged aif/- 1 into mTTTTa^W, v^*

«r«gw

2 Coi I . £l« tr?«, wwrftir

charge d'aflairee ftatW® •>*

((com

charge daffairei ad iDtenm ars« -

charged against ^ irSr ffmfts
charged tonduetor 7^4
charged eapenditore ergs
charged upon laud ajOr m sagf
charge holder mm-WlO ( I*!) «».

chargeman «*

charge memorandocn Vnar

chuge of am
charge off appnm o

charge of offence tn

charge of office ^-Stm. 4i4Nlt fa
charge or control (of a child) flTSnt
Ka4i ftti^roT
charge pay »t4«m
charger (a horse) *T^I ( ei , llTf
charge report ^tiWiT
charge report certificate Ci^inT Hft-
BHiWt

charge report register crinTT
charger grant (FB- 1 226)

qtfl anrr

chargea Ct*n- IWiT. «.

expensei «TB
price
raloe ar^

chargea aceonnt fftm'iim
chargea awaiting adjnitinentmnTbrT
BTw nwif, smolw nam

charges debited UHK

charges for carnage ^^-*im
charge iheet 1 ioto

2 ^liamw

charge the pajments to the halinces
(FRO. 1 246) 5 aft ff^'f

charge with
charpng 1 varm a
2(abaUeirT)tnrmn.

S (a holo-PWDU. II 416} San«l n.
charpng by indneiioa PU^t Rllm

charging eogioe SHIW-riTI

thargicg gallery
charging lien ffammm^TVlI
charging of aecamalator ttiB*Ban*t
charging order turn ar^
ehanotmtn

Charioteer = Wagoner ts Aunga
Aitron m-

chariot tree (sea Ou^enio
ftfim M (B J1.,M )

(liiritable (ancient word, Const ),

t»»W

cliantsble and relipoutcndowmenii

«*rT ’Blfw >W«i, ^
charitable and religious purposes
tftf 'orfirs wntirt

clisritalde concern (imf, miM’

rhariuble dis|>«nsary wtlU ifhTJIWT
charitable endow ment
(Const ). tmW tftfe
Charitable Lodownenls Act
wSrB-wfirftfTW
chamabic fond

charitable lostilutioos ^ ItmT
(Const ), wsttt lirtn
charitable purpose \VltnbrT
for chsniabic purposes
Clisrittble Sorirlies llepstratioa Art

chantable trust ^-avisa
charitable nses \% s^n
chanties and subscriptions
rfVt

charity^ (Const ), n , miW

(ms alms)

charily boa vA-iO, ^-hfew

chanty commiiiioa ^-atl'Tl'l
Chanty Contnussioner ^•atT^

charity property mrfi #Tftr

chanty school igstt «m-

charkaolin inm*^ /.

Charles’s and Gay-Lussac’s law ss
Charles s law

Charles s law ftmr

(?rff gas)

Charlton white » liihopone = tiae
white CAe«. m.

chamoclilte ( hyperstliene granite X

m.

Chiropbyta S<?1 (class) »(Wim ni
char palm (Beretiiis Jfaixlh/er)

/ (Kan , Tam )

chirred ad/ 1 (ineomplstelj burnt^

«nm

2 (carbonized) ftffifm
charring 1 snTgiT n

2 trtmrnr, stflinnw, Bifliwm n.
charnng-pUce ifinm-wm
Charronia J/ofrm. (it is nsnally found
in well wooded districts) lltVtOvi*
ffJirfj

rhiri ?4rrf^, ftr» n , WTsft /.
chana PJ^rn. (a piece of psper»
medicated or etheiwise) is.
cl)s»uatropinatap/«ifm (paper eliar.

ged witb atropine) VIllA-BV ii.
charter «nt » [Of. etmr gnwent word
(or charter), n (is« edict)

chartered oAj i titmiTB
2 Wilfira

chartered aroounlint e i |« g i q feetwnt
Chartered Accouatanls Act tTTmn9-

chartered company mwna (rtiein
chartered high court erimiTlT Ttw
suieiwn

chartered ship (a sbip lured (or
freight) artjfea miupT. wi^ m
JSri 'JH

chartered vessel tmrcTI Bhi
rhariered voyige *mf%» xstqinf
charterer Com »m% tn^l ( n.) ai-
chtrtenog tm« q a , tf.f m *t>V

charter party A-*n«-qs» n
charter party elsnse ifr-(mv-Oi*T
chartiim ufucinSeH ni
rhartist erftwirmrft (4^,) in.
chsrt of grade prices (FAM. II 89T)

chut o£ pricaa

321

ch«efc dan

^ ?r7(A
ehirt of pncrs
C&irjbJaea 7oo{ wtanifT
C. RianispUUi

tbiM 1 fjTTTT

S(»a eoclos«rl part Uofi, of • mid
dta nitare between 4 fotast and a
park) «iz n , ^>rtT^/.

3 PriaJii^ m
ehawr 1 m

3 (la th« £«babilitatiOQ Departsiect)
.WHTV m.

•ciuaiam Set <t1M
nooochasiam ua'.ii^
dichasiain
poljeluaiain J^sn^
cltaim fe^rt m , fk»7 «., •rt
tHjjjnr (a e»'ow}=btiDter preoa
fa calonrt peaoiah 7eUoTr;r^«a
la haat of aatomkion
aed low Ct bnlliaoee)

(batiia A^icmotilt «nrtarT7 m
eiuatU BanbaT s?pr?4^
ebute g4j. I (]B tha eiM of « woman)

1 (la th« cane of * man) S^,

5ft, 9fnf, i rtyftr

8 (liBjpag*)

chiate character tltarf^ n,
ehaitcs ri i y m - t f . y r <-n

diiitctree(rir«aj«Kreait«i)rTf*»
«. (Kir)

eha«ie wife Law WW /.
ebaatue rft «fnn TrirfriTt
chaitiMmeDt ^ i n ^M «.
chasiiter ^nsfrve, <»i;ni ( ’ll m.
chaitiij w^jTT, gfVTr /,

n

^A(T)(Ch:ef Aoditor, TraoiD?)

3^ (*n) (goi l> 7 ifff T. agirr;

(a htrdl WTTW ta. {ancient name)
chttie! X«jv»Tn\T«i, arrwnTWTf^/.
ah2ttel iBiereit Laa ^TTWir-ffT
ehittel Bortgi'e Laa T»C«

chattel Of eilnable lecuritr Laa

chattel* Laa (jt is any article c*
P*rsonal property) MlitB b, atirtn-

^ /. (iff aintj)

chatteli personal Laa
chatteli teal Ln WTWfrs WN* I H

SI

ehand Riedl«y=€liand tB£tl«
chaaJ mellasichaod’Oielle
cliaad Rielte fkillicj of n person la an
aP ray . in the boat of Mood— Aiyai)
KT%?r5^/.
ehauffenr WT^ei
ChanlelasEsos Aces atfetfrar^
occurs m ftT»I-*5r7T Cf Nepali
Ttail)

ehanlinatigra=clianIraoo«ra
chattlmoogra (Bang eBulnu^/l h
eS/il *nco* + muip-S) TTf^JTT tn •
wr^m

Chanimooera odorau^Cfoocardia
odonta Bd
chiolmoogra oil

chiolmoogra ointment 5n^gjT-«*B*

5rf

chaulmoogra aeeJt Snf?gTT*^r3f
chaolmoograte Chem fliCpgjfifl n
chaulntoogrie aJ/ CJten tnfrgjfia
chaalmu^ra rsdhaalmooera
Oiaona 2oel. (geoos of created aerea-
mers) ftrfer^nT tmft
C chararia (crested screamer)
atT?t»t fttPesW*

ChaTanseaia escalcota=U rceo 1 a
eseuIcDta

chaiibetot Che"t ^sooily liquid in tbe
esiaotial otl from the leares of tbe
betel peppeT)WTiT*&w »
Charicas^per Bat
C. betle^Piper l>«tle
C esl»*tica=Pipcr sylralicnm
chaviCiae CliMt (obtained fromblack
pepper) /

ehasicoi CAem (ao oil found in the
oil from the leaves of the betel
pepper) »

ehay schayarooi

ebararoot (Malsyalam eSyorer ebay*
root, ft. 'Sit ‘colour . For ^
cf e{>i)f7 {(XJmlandia anbeffato)
Um^Trrt

rhjyroo& ehayaroot
Ch-D (Chiturgiao Baccalaureus
•Bachelor of Sargery) 5t^ (?*^
SW.’IT)

C n C. (Obief Controller) Big’ J ^

(ga; ftrwa)

cheap aJj. trvxA,
cheapen r6. IT^ tPPIT

cheapest ft rt^WT,

cheap fraio supply achemc stvfri*
9757 Jt^-B t iRT,
trrasrr

cheap BioncT policy Econ g^-gTl-
tWl

cheap paper

cheap plan dispensary lT?TSBt-WTT-

cheap plan t»pe wirJ«U'4l (
cheap power SW fcaift

theap atindard plan RtlW W?-

firtf

cheap sterling (sold 80 foreigners or
noo'TSsidents at rates below tbe
official rates of exchange) ITf^
arftnrg^T, «nt4 witwg^t
cheat »,=cheile»
chest eb Lav 1 STSWB. d)»T^

2 (obtaiatog of property by distor*
tion of truth) [ue fratti)

cheater Lnv (I.P C ) ifBlTW

(ia,«TTm (from r.TT^ ».n ')
ebestio; Lute n,

cojntttble ehestiap aftw
DOB>cogDuable cheatisgR^if

mrw

cheating by pcnonatioB L<t«

ehebnle, chehalic myrohalaa (cho*
huts' from Hindi iloitift 'of or
from Eabar'*°lVrTninof(a cAeinfo)

(B,N,3I). tXr

cfaebulic acid^chcbufinicscld
cbebulic myrobalan = rhebnle
chehaliBic or chebulic acid CA'n-

check n 1 WTlVff. ST^rr ftf

2 wttjn n , wfIST / . -acw

3 =eheqne »n.

4 (a cloth design) ah' m (square),
WiMJ m (rectaugle)

cheek efi 1 f)aw,araffaa,

2 w^sni, aftfnr. stjawr
check and Tcniication i^{

SItBTTW

check audit g'rW Irwrtfff jn
check bag (Fill, f ir?) afw a)f)
check hook^chequg book
eheck-enuuliog wftWW-rrmn,

Srirfr

check dam (la aoil cocserTatioi])T)l^

3 Z 2

ch*lip«d

cWVfd *raT

chrckril (od found correct -ilhvt
t% »TPn- fOift <t if» ^

checU enumcrelion Tf*

011 ^ fhn?ft

chetVer ti» . wrai

esemiDcr ^sttf

checkered I1I7 itpla

nolion ice FrititUrii)
checker t report book

checkerwork =«chequer>«ock
check pjmchi «f 7 ra ntOlOocel)
chrckiDg (of ticVeis) iilv WtRSI n

checkiof ercoua'i ^ sN fT^

Cbeckinp Officer

eheckiBg lUlion lilv firfttNtWW
check li|traeBti inol
eheck lut aN

cheek aergta Tftaei-am
cheek met'ureBieote afhBT
check mohimr ^ffgafafia
cheek pittcre riefiln aivi

cheek poitffPini »m,
check nil /fjy (forliaitinc moliaa)
<nr« „

check regiiter iin^n ^rqft
check regiKcr of loeoi

check regulcr of cclurni after^ a1

afrgct-acTft

check regiiler of rclurni dcipitch-
ed fcft^-srtja Titan T^if
check repitcr of relumi recored
nivt awm -rfisro-a wfl
check regiitrr of ipecie end currency
Dcte reniiUDcc i% »fh »rv«
frim ct Tfrsn Trft
check reguter of luinpt gxh«-aft|r*l-
T«rfl

check regiitcr of itinpi ia outildc
•lark of d'puli fl fl jni'Trp 57l«»

aftan »«*

check regiilerof Tillige officeii

*mf«* ‘tat * aftan Tr#i

check Toufhly ft TfWt am

rb'fk •tueraent sftaT feTm
e^'eck iTilen afttni Tl*f

check up It T^gan
cheek \*e>phmeiit TttVOU AgT
cheek weight aflgn tnf
cheek 1 artW ta . *nW
aPhgi (aide)ait%a
3 (of a trilobita) a^lt m,
cheekbonessajrgoma ifiuf tjailFlan.
cheek pouch Zoof <^3 tm
rhcrkt sunken flak trnt
cheek teeth 2aat «Tt9J(r8
clieel pUnk floor nrat aga f ^

airta

cheerful Bgag^

cheer phesiant ^lecs gfgolia (agt

tn uDCiant word tor chMC, i.e.

checM •.

cheeie bsetent (f ^ )

chenchowl (Papa^er rkottti) tairp.

chceiccske-cheeseflower

chcciecake flower-MJes rolnodi*
folia

cheese cloth ^(ka-ata
checiecunng ^fta-atat^ta
cheeiellower (VoIm avlMifrii)

cheeiecutker ( tr<thoni« caafvl-iiu )
trtnewa m

checM'inakiog afaa fWa •

cheeiiog Texliiei (wiDding of thread
It not perpeadicular to tho bobbin)
Pillega m.

cfaeciiDg chergee Tratifee fitffWn

era

cheetah r«aa m .^*1
Chcilastbee Pa< (Gh> rkeifoi *lip*,
(enue of lip letnt) aiKrmn ante
C tcnuifolia W^ja* ealuawW
cbeihtia JftJ (loflaminatiOQ of lha
],p) aiterva w

chcitoc^elidiuiii dfpcal (epatidium at
thaodgt)Bnriuaf/
Chciloalomata Zoof, (oriSca is elaaad
by a ehitiBont lip nr opareulam*.
Ck X**^ ’lip* — own. IM77)
PI»»Hag*nfTa •• (ojaasaborder)
QicimalobiafGk. che><*o« ’wintai' )*
-flioc aha) taaU a«T<'h
C. bruniita (wiatar taalh) gTaga
^ata

Cheiraeaothua Puleontof. aiaai-aailk
C raurcfiitoBi grainaaraae
aieiraaihui £o( rufa^nmif^

C elicin (wallfiowtr) gnr*aftt^
1 «T

Cliciro Jua (deepbodjad Cthes)

aaift

ChcirogaleiltwChirogale'

Clicirotcpia Pdfeontof.
ffltrfj (•fepil -tflJ)

C. triilli (earliest known tpeeiM)
HTBT*a Klf^KXiarft

cheirolin Clun. (ekiir ‘walllawar*
rsrf^«T) fwlwjcaft /.

Cfaeiroilrobui Pulaontof. (cAciro-
'hsad* at + Ok. llreti/ei 'eoaa’.
Origioatl^ daaeribtd (rata a siDfU
apeeiBsa of the actual coos, aad
anotbit fragmsQt eoataiaiog the
peduaela— Saote 1 102) antf awif>
chela Zest. 1 (claw) aar n.

■4 =fo»ceps«piBeer»(af tbaPaJao-

inoi))i:^ftnn/.

chtUtead; Ckroi > Zael. aatft ( (\)
DoDehelaU eragft
chelate p|> Chm. »n«ftTO
chelate compouad Ckem agft
chelaie group Chum m(t Iffr
chelate leg Zed. tikftfat »«(
chelite nuacle (of a l^laenoB) Zed.

chelaie nog Ctien. awft agg
cheUuoD nwftnw n.
cbf Iictra (tmali aad helpful in holdiag
the prey) Bl^ai/

cheiide Chtm. (a eheiata group or
oompouDd) ggtta m.

Chelidou •• Delichou Zool

C, nrbiea (bonae awallow) fn***

liafl

ChelidoniuD p«( (a gtona ofyallow-
flowered 4 lT barb* of tbe poppf
trffkn fttnily) ^d%n-tnnfii
C. najui nn-^<Hla
Oieliderbpnt Aim gflu<»<j {Ok.
ekehden ‘awallow’. wA aaeitBi aasia
for awallow)

CKtIi/er Zeof (a ganut of bookaoor*

piona)

C. eincroidra M»*T»T

cbcliped Zoof n W f TTT-o»-

Chalodina

323

chamickl ttltffraph

OielodiDi Zool, (ft fenua of (rMh-

wiler tattlfts)

Cheloao Zoot." Chclonia (genaa)

C. tnidiaciCliclonia nydia
Qielonia ^oof. l=Te8tndiData (com
pletcly cnelosod in ft thell]

»Hlm.

3 (genus of seft turtles) VT^^'SIT!^
C. inibricita (havVsLiU turtle)

C. mvdii (green turtle) (ff VTW
Chelysoina Zed, (Gk. cAelyi ‘tortoise*)

chcm* = chcmo*
them asthcDia THW «.
ehem otbeais tiSW n.
cbeiDi. TirH-

ckemic, chemick (dilute ftotutioa of
bUftching powder) ».

^emic ai}‘

cbemic, cbcmick rb< (to treat with
chsreicV)
chemical tdj'.
denlcal n. la.

•bcftvy chemieali ftjw fttutn, JI?

fiae chcBieaU tnrmt

ehemicarrfN twnw.

■Itbemieal faftrfb ' ^
chenleal action tttnOtS fc^
chemical activity fs^

chemical affinity CAew.mnRn at*^VT
chemical analyser
chemical analysis TOW fa t
chemical antidote g fafi ^

chemical assistant
diemical attraction t »i [ qr-t« ai T TM ei
chemical avidity tM i vfd* l{wn
chemical bactericide T HUlfH*
dtemical balance ttiinftt c sjatr
chemical behaviour an^fl

ehesaieal black DgflnjTVTRft* ^ i fan t

cbemieal ealcnlation

cbemiial change trftnJpi

demleal eleaningwdry cleaning vht*

chemical combination twfff.t» sec-
ant

cbemieal composition TRTT^tV ftT*<
chemical corapoond Tv n ^ ft* tfnhT
chemical confignTatfon al-

chemical conslitation

chemical control fi t flsn si

chemical coordsnatioa nTntfin>

chemical decomposition
fVwtf

chemical deposition gtttnfav tl<l*l
chemical disintegntion

chemical dye {(tinfXv y*3rc
chemical dynamica ftmfitV Slftfhtft
chemical energy PkysiMl Ckm. TRl-
oHlo sit^

chemical engine = chemical fire-
engine nnnft* atfi^-itdRi
chemical engineer f^nfitv siflra^
chemical epgioeenngfnni^ Wlfif*

chemical eqaiLbnumfftTtiAvtTtTvtlt
chemical equivalent (nti^

ch'micsl etamination TRWfiwfilw
Chemical Examiner VnW

Chemical Examiner. Central Eaci.
ses and Salt, Control Labontory

fWT fffvf. &v*trsr nvitraioi
Chemical Examiner to Goverunent
Ttm*Vtf ySWfiM!

chemical expcrimcotTHinfit* ai’<Tfl7t
chemical eilingoisher^fiTe extin-
guisher vsTinfH* crfiri
chemical fertibser tttixfHV 3av»
chemical fire ealgioe^RTUf^ wfm*

vtftnr

chemical fire cxtioguiabcr

stfJq.vnre

chemical foodecompound ayrup of
ferrons phosphate Pharm Wtllftar
atw=w5tt scTWVnvirt fitv^
chemical forest vsrra^v ^
chemical formula CvtTuf^
chemical fuse swinFresxiw
chemical hygrometer 9*^Kli

chemical individual mt^HiV enfe
chemical industry T^ir

chemical intmsity tvnnfitV^CWI
chemical investigation tSIxHtai WJ-
^UTiV

chemical isomerism tnm w

chemicalixatioD (IHI44<| la.

chemicalize tb. (to treat with ehaml*
caU)

chemicalized ad/.nWRfira
chemicalized paper nsufsTt TO
chemical laboratory TOtnni /.
chemical lead
chemically fHITOfl:
chemically extracted f ti pr ^T t fiRwlfts
chemically inactive atfisq

chemically pare Wiros: 5^
cheqsically pure glycerine ro H W
5«W5ft *

chemically retted TOTTOa: rtsg^fks
chemical ratonfaelures ^a i n P i qi
ffltrt

chemical manure TtlTVfTO qif?
chemical messenger Phyttel nTTWfiW
atimiiH (antaooid)
chemical method {mnfTO
chemical nature TRT^fTO tTOT
chemical paper TO

chemical pathology Tmxfire Wjfirtt
chemical phanoacy yaivfitn
ehezoieal phyiiologyTtrnifTO
chemical pneumonia Ued.

chemical potential T WvfTO nro
chemical precipitation gvmfinK fitytrr*
Vf

chemiol preaervatioa TOmOm qf^-

chemieil proceis ntrqfkr
chemical property JJi

chemical rtys=actintc rays
chemical reaction HroOm

chemical red Col. Ind T H I O^* TO
chemical research work an%«

TO

eliemictl retoucher

chemical retting TOm fts B JPgWsr

chemical seed drcsiing mrufro nlv.

HKTTO, nlif qr toto bur i
chemical tense Phvnol.
tjft

common chemical sense mTOvi

Tswfro

chemical ahell TRITO-VTfnriT
chemical suff erorfl

chemical tank THIUfTO WTin
chemical technology nVc)-

Prat

chemical telegraph TOluftn

chemical talaphone

324

chanila

chemical telephone ■yUN

chemical teat twinHl* T»l«rt
chemical transformation f
sjrtr

chemical treatment tiTltrfire *n^»

chemical warfare TitT^rstW gT
chemical weatberin;; tqnfil*
chemical wood «T<I,

CTfr

chemical storks

chtmic bt\ie=»ndigo carmine (»
colour, bluish green Mue m

hue. of low ft brilliance)

chemic green rmoft*
ehemick n clieniic

eheoiK kcr (one who treats nitb cbe
micL a dilute aolution o( bleaching
po« der) BN* m

ehemic mixer (% aorker who mijei
Weaehinj! powder with water)

rhemico. (ehemiatry) ?BT7'
ebemifP‘loo]e|>i TSrvIrff*
cheiuico bioloity mVwdWl
eheraico-eaniery nwTTB S’^C
ehemico-engiaecfiag n(rt-«>0>>

chemieo.nimeralo'icit aS] fcrrt.
eerft*

ehermico-pliysical tAi TBN-rflft*
cheinico.pliyfica garw Btfa^
ehcnues-physiological adj
cbemieo-sital adj (relating to the
ehemittt) ol living things) aftf?-

BlBft*

chemigreph m

• heraifraphic adj
cScmigra|ihy TBlJrfi-iBi /
chemi luminiseenee fBTW.^*TBr

chemio--:rhpmo.

ihcfnio-lartic = cbemio-laaic adj

eheni iotlMe = rhemiotar| ic
chemio-taaii nBHt *tT n-
chernin|ro| le n }j IIMIU 14^%
ehemioiropism rtBmTmn /
chemi photic alj. TApi Chtn. TBW*

arfir*

cliemum

chemist 1 (one Vereed in chemistry)

TBNJfi TWtrB5f ns
3 {a drnggwO "
chemist and dmggiat=pbannaceQti.

eal cherasatsvchemist m

chemist and mctallurgtet tBTB? ^
W5 Wi7T

chemtelryXBItn n (C/ alehemy TB

ftw)

agncnllnral chcrnistry
analytical chemistry TBITT

applied chemieiry ft*
btiQ.eheiiu<try 3(1* tKtwn
colloid chemielrf

electtOKihemistry

engineenog chenuetry «,rB7ir:*4)

general chemistry H.ura* yrntr^
geolopcal chemistry mIIb* TBiBB
indastrtat chemistry ihvtfht TBI-

inorganic chemistry •nrt'lTTTSlBB

n . wninfoft /

nnalloTgical themirtry wSTrft*
WWB

Biineralogictl chemielry Wlftfii*
TBJW*

organic chemieiry jrfinT.TRnB n ,
trtitrWl/

prlhologs^ cbeniistry (Tifsn^rv
TtWt

pharmaceaucal cbemutry Vv*.

photo.<bemialry W-tHIOd
physical cbemislry ajlft* TBT**

physiological ehemiatry^* figj^

phylo^cheniistry ( chemistry of
pleats )

pure rheioitiry *<?!**
aaDilarr chemistry aattvn T*m
technical chemistry = laduitrial
chemistry eilnlfil*
iheoreticsl chemistry (dealing with
the laws of chemical phraoroaua)
iictftsvnrvB
shermo^heauiry IBITiT
zoo-rhemistry Blfh-<<rv*
chemistry aeeietenl
cbemutry branch fWTBB WTBT
chemistry of I ile TOTy*
rhemistry of Hood
chemiilre of loiemal eecrelioBi «t*9.

chemistry of respiration gsHn-TBTB*
rhemistry ol sweat
chemistry section ergwliT

chemi type = chemi typy Snjrapiaf
TON g?»n

chemitypjschemitype
chemo-, chem (denotes relation to
chemical action or to chemieals)

chcrao asthenia riTN
ehemo<eptarscbemo receptor
cberao estbesie titTN-Vro n.
chemo hinesis riffN-hfit/
chemo.kineliCady TIBWirfiW
chemolysis TTBIBhr? n
chemolytie od/ TOTiBtftr*
chemolyze tb lIBIflbt*
chemonasty Bet TON BfiSBi (BH) in,
chemo plast TTWB BTO n
chemo receptor<sehemeeeptor Pkr
riot. TiaTB-«J*TST, rtBTB B^lin
rhemo.refles TWTB sfl^T
these sere therapy ifed (ehemcr
therapy eombiDad with treatment
with immaoe lentm) gfBl'lTBTB-
rif*NT

chemoimoiis TWN.ilfB/.
chemeimetie ad} OW TO ^ 'fl B
chemo.iyDtheiis Pftytie) yPTOtBrfrt.

Bn

chemo zyntbetie od;
rfaemojyeibeiic utilization tntB*

chemo tactic ad; £igf ITBTB'VhlT,

liwiaetil ( T*,)

ehemotactic inSoeDce Bet glBIBBftV
BWW

chemo taxia, chetno-lexy Bid llBfB*
TB TiBTBNnm /
cbemo-therapeotic od/ iltd- INIB*
fBftnftw

eherao.therap«atie drug TTON
bJVb s»T» ‘

chera».thetapenUcaJkfbl
chemo therapist Med nnN-^<nn
cheso-lherepy"' chemo thenpcutice
chenolropic odj BioC.
cbemotropism B«pf, TNIBWini /
chemo-Tseeioe (IBN-VB

piraah(nTer) Cso? BrnTOtrn /

chealle (gye s c p msisia nsgsr) cniBl /.
(Bean)

cheitnut*nap«d ixxilui

ch*no>d«ozT-el>oUe acid 3SS

deDO.dMsy-cholic (or •deioay.) add
(Ok. ck#nM from Skt Bjockf”*

CheBoneltinae ^ret 3«ill «

ChroDj'odiaceae Bot WrtJ fa n
Qteno|>odMm Cot

C. all.nn «Tt 5 (B ,M. 'r»g.

Jien Hin «yii. p,n «T.)

C. ambrosioidcs (Atnarieta vorm
ie«d. Jeru3a]*m oak, Mexican tea,
tTiPct pigweed) (luice ol the plant
it taken as a Termifuge— Basu)
fftrftTl«Tt3

C. botrys e Jerusalenk oiV (Gk
fcotrys ‘cluster', flower clusters in-
numerous— Baau)

cheque B^nhag (an order to paj>
aonej) (C/.ruonejorder

astr^tted tbeque

fcetrer cheque

hUnk, cheque fJtlC

crotted cheque Mn^Jt

lost cheque gxR

BUlilitcd cheque ftfn '»inY«

open chequpBnot crossed cheque

order cheque wfljf ’Wf^kl
post dated cheque Tenfnftq
stale cheque firfllfS Wti^n
to draw • cheque vtt^ faaprr
cheque amount Tiftt

cheque-book

cheque rroised penerallj «iH|*aT

h^S’aai'^

eheque crossed ipccially fhjtqrr?!**

cheque ftsrra vfaf%ai*saw
cheque issued Drtfirr vai^
eheque number rtrat

cheque psyiueni vai\TT TttT arhia
chequrr'hncLwork « checkerworL
Jtfctal. Goi ilfj. (a etmetore o(
firshrtek huiU to that tho brivVs
tUsrnate with open ipacee) qv*<H-

fhfk/.

cheque rccciTcd Bits

chequered throated woodpeckerjtvt

ciequefworkDchequer.briclwofk.
cheques draws on local banka
ctfrth*! stjf^

cheques (or collection acconnt
STtf

chequrt outsianding
cheque writiD' mathiBc
BBIATl-feftra

Chetleru sedoidessAteiiiria cher-
leria (Wil)ispS3)

Chi rnies (t j;enus of aphids 5V*t thst
liTfl on loniterous ttfUT trees)
aTfirsftffsttfe

C lancis (IsTck bug) '

•Tiftwt

C \iiidis (spruce gatl spins) B^TH*
chernorem (Rnss, ‘black eatihjfW’

s^ftr/

cherru' falcon <tcs TOJ
ancient word)

cherr) 1 BB^T « CKaslimm

2 «» cherry red (a colour. yoUowish-
reJ in huo and of very high

aaturation) wfucHl'JtB
cherry birch^sweet birch
cherry blostom (w colour, red in
hue, of lugh Bksaturation)
clierry gumwchrrrytree pum
chert) red SB^W. (a colour, >e)
lowish redmrtkr mime, and of very
high aaturation) •fwfBti-Irt
cherry treej(IVooBS ccrrts«s)#»Xt[ TB
eherrytree pumwcherry pum srfl*

ehcrsophvte Bet (Gk eWsos *hnd’

«nf)+ pJiyte 5^‘pUnt) arofic^/

chert Tclrev (a ailiceoua rock, usually
d*tk in colour) fi*tft»lTn m.
Chertier'i copper CAnv. (copper chio

rate anil potaali BIB bI^Ib tfO Rf 5 ()

malflfi/.

chcml((r cAiircm *10 rejoice *•
pkyIfo« ‘leal ) BaqrA sis.
cIicstv)ile = s<aritF (bssie cupric emt
boost* cbsractenred by its blue
colour) m. (-Ilv llue.tnB

copper, for SiftB mineral)
chcssyhCe bine = exuntc blue (4
colour, greenish bine in hue.

taluratioo and bnlliance medium
Bvs) SvqOiriqft
cheel I WVK » . Vnil
9 BiB fi.

8 (for the keeping of (ho aopey of

a public iustitntion)B)XWm.,finiHl
•aff gT?t
cash chest TtB-Wl
4 (tlie fund of mon*)) Crtl «.
chest cavity Zool. Blffl-eiP
chest elmip Baft.fVrJTi'WB
ihcst diiease Bsyt-lIrT (Const ), BTJI
BlilT

chest fsrililies ^CTW’^fTinq
chest pirth Bpfl CT ?m. B^
chrst.heipht Fortflry Bjr TvbbI, Siijl
tniBri

chest.hiph Fortslry BW erf) tpp
8iBT

chest high diametrr Bt^'CBI’T
chestnut 1 KTlfir, n.

3 (red yellow in hue, of low

Bt saturation and low f^ bnlliance)
aBBTBBBls

chr<lnut>baeked forklail Axtt WR-
chestnut. becked owlet dees
chestnut-bellied nnthaieh dret ^S*
chestnut-bellied rock-thrush dfif

chestnut Litiern dm BirpB s^nn-

B«

cbesiBut'breaatedmalkoha irsi ta^gl-

chestnut brown (red yellow m<h i»
hus. of low wa latuiation and Iob!
(■t brilliance) sBBtet^T
chestnut huniinp Jtrs yTTB Wtilt
chesiBut-culenred soil qfifr

chrsinut-headed babbler dmT*9-rf)k

BUITT

Cheetnut-headed hee-ester dttt T»S-

cheitnul headed flycatcher warbler
Arft BMnt tiVf tWMrST-qfH)
chr<tnut.hraded ixulus Atti TBt-tOi
filrfl

chestnut headed stsphida Arts TVR
51*

chestnut headed wren Av*$ TCt-kflk

nryt

chcstnutjuantled koklis dm
chestnut-lisped izulus dres B^-B1Z

ferrf)

chiftnut rit

chi»f eontxelUiig ..

cbetuat rit
ebestDot ioil

dettnut.thro«tc<l gl)rike-b4bl>Ier /4i>»

chritnat toDgae~beef»teak fungus
chettnnt winged flycatcher Avei TW-

^ vsanr

cheat of drawers
chest slip

Quituria j tier (it asaecahles
great numbers swtfjr

eheTiunnee=<willflo»ier(Cft«irantkua
ckrirt) ftlfttlo? m
chevron ZooL (V shaped booes)

/.

chevron bone ^ooZ (V shaped bones)

chevrotain strfCl-^ n (srpfVT occurs
in s«^*V;r for a very small deer)
chew ci ®iei, ®»Rt, «rr^
ehewer (of tobaoco)wi^f TWI
thewing gam Htg^

Aew the cud fnjeinw »r ^TPn

dthatn^j)

cUuBi pnntutg

Ouaa lurpeauae atetehiatti(Pts<acsa
(ersbiuAsii) ftat* m
chiasmi I Jaat
i Cvtct- (a ctctaisies fusion)
mSTf ■

ckiasmaupf ofchiaiisi
chiasma type hypothesis

chiasmstypy Cvuttei sqtaisnr/.
chiastobassdioD Ufeel (second type
ot holohaotdiuiB which rssconstsmi*
ly clavste and in which the
noelaarspiadlee are placed erosswiae
at the same level) m

chiastolite Jlfinrral. BS®l>Anr m<
(andalusite faweiRc with carbona-
eoout imporitiea)

Quhit dcsi (the hair dtllie XITA along
the nape aod back) fnft%TT tnrft
Qiicage blnewcUorsiol sVy blue
Oucaga bine B^ditmtoe ^lue CB
Qieego bine 4B — diamine pnre bine
C4B

Qiiesgo blue 6 Bwduminc sky blue
FF

Chicago blue R • diamine blue CR
Chicago bloc 2Rw diamine blue C2R

Chicago blue dRc^dianalne blue C4R
Chicago htueRIT— diamine blue RIF
Chicago orange G=:direct fast orange
BCL

Chicago red s roaophenine 10 B
chick (a scroen of bamboo slips for a
doorway) t • I®*

chick ^oot (a young chicken) $*^04,
JTJJntI*® m

chicken (C/ ‘son of a

f araalo sl avo*. ‘son of a daaemg

girl > 'young of a lisard’ in

chicken pox / > Ait iTinT
measles CftfQOl
smsll pox snsT

cowpox
efaicken tick

chickling T etch (tnlAyrvt intinui)
ff32».{B.K,M)

chickpea (Ctetr urKtiaam) w»i» n.

OucktsaiawChuktasia Bot

C labnUnswChiiiraeis tsbulsns
C. velntins (MfufiuHS ‘vsivot like’,
velvet) *T»«inW

chickweed (its yonagfelisgs is rslisb*
sd by birds) /

chickweed familyaAlsiasoese
eh>cory°suee«ry Bot (CAseko*
rsosasnlybas) «»n%tRldl /
chide o6 sts^i <Rwi
ehiet ad] 5*^ (Const)
chiefn 1 RW m t

2 (as. of ststea) TT*® as.

Cf head sivvw, BR®
boss srfilJBB
propnelor wjft

Chief AceounUal htvmK
OuefAccountsOFBeergST'hfrTf^BTft
Chief Administrstivo Uedicll Officer

3 BWAft WW "(wrfr

Chief Admnuatrative OfScet gvB

siwitR wfafifk

Oiief Admuaislrator g«B BTTIBa
chief aim

Qwf Architect gvB BTt^BTT
Chief Assayer gvB bR^TSI
chief auditor g*B •BrtfbJtB
(^ef Andttor of Railway gwB RBIB*
kmirflSB

chief sotbonty gvB BrfWiO

Chief Bsron (presiding judge in Ihs
Court of Fxebeijner division of the
High Court of Justice in England)
OBIBIVBW

chief cashier gBB ifcBi®

Chief Censor gvB BfhfW
Chief Chemist gvB TRJB®

Chief Chemist, Central Revenues,
Control Laboratory gsB fBTBR,
BiTO, Bravint-aBVrrai^
chief Civil authonly g»B 3mT fflft-

Blft

Chief Civil Master Armourer gVB
smfiw trSBBfir
chief clerk ag®
bead clerk gvB

Chief Combustion Engineer gfB
tffB'SrlBBWl

Chief Commercial blaniger «« Cihief
Tra(fieMansgergBBBT!TBTB BBVBB
(ihortsnsd to hmivn Jn’W)

Chief Commissioner gvB Bigm
(Const )

Chief Commissioner of Railwsys
•CC.) gBB WBfB BtgB! (y WT )

Chief Commissienet’s Powers Art
gBBIS®Blftf‘BRlfBBtT
^ef Commissioner's province g*Bt>
gm «t n*B (Const )

Chiel Concilistion Commissioner
gvB ttviBB-engtR
Chief Conservsior goB tlTT*

Chief Conservator ot F oreils gvB srB*
#fTtt«(CCP 5^^)

Chief Controller Big (C H C )

Chief Controller of Exports giB
ftB?* fvBWIB

Chief CoBiroUer of Imports gM
BIB7B fvB*BB

Chief CoBtroIIer of Pneea and Sup,
plica gvB RTB BBT B^TB filB»BB
Chief Controller ol Standardisitioa
Jtlf g»B Binv

Chief Controller of Stores, India*
Stores Department gBB (tUVIitlf*
PrB*BB« WrflV (WttBTT fiOTB
chief conirolliog anthonty goB
f^BWJB BlfllBrfl

chief controlling revenue authority
g*B frawiB n»*B Bif^Bifl
chief controUiag revenne or exclso

chill court

327

Chilli' Colligi

pfiecr gw THW

TW73W*r<r*Tft
da«f eoart gw *tnvTftv
ditef eo»lom» luthonly gW

Chief Detignt Engineer ^}^*

chief difficulty gw

Chief Director of Movement* gw

Chief Director of Pnrchete gw «!•
^fr«

Chief Dnfttmtn gw ttnfTWR
Chief Drill Inspector gw

ChiefDnll Instructor gw ^tyr-fayc
Chief Election Coraraiitinner gvtT
(Coast )

Chief Electrieel Engineer gw ig?
Oiie! Engineer (C.E.) gW

a»)

Chief Engineer (U*ch«ue»l Tt»n*.
port) gw ifirTWI

Qii»f Engineer and Gencrsl Mesu*
ger, Electneiiy Department gw

«r>w»nw. fhr^.ftwn

Chief Engineer, Civil \vUtloa

^lOg gw iffiTffar. «%ftf ftjRH.

Chief Engineer, Eieetricity gW
•rfwvar.ftcn

Qdef Engineer, Public Vorh*
Department gw wfiwvJT, Draln-
frwin

Chief Engineer, Public Vork* De.
pirtmcnt. Buildings and Hoads
gw ■Rwvai, ftartvi ftwTiT, arw

Chief Engineer, Public Work* De-
^i«*oft«.,kTtv5Awngw ’«?swt-Tl.
frotr. Pi-rf

Chief Engineer* of Commsnds gw
ttftr^ji^n

Chief Eziminer gw

Chief Examiner of Account* gw

Chief Exate Anthority gw T"n'^

inwtifwTft

aur Excise Officer gw ^ t T T TCW i»

wfWarft

duef eiemtive administration gw

Chief ExecuUvr OfScer gw

Chief Fore*t Officer gw Wlfiwrft
Chief Group Officer gw ttgg itf^-
anfV

Chief Head Aiundant gW-at{V7>

Wi"^

Qiief Head Warder g»ti xt^t srgft
Chief Inoculalor gw atw S>'K«
Chief Insperlor gw
Chief intperlor of Boiler* gw
iTf«TO Wlsre

Chief Inspector of Bolter* and
Factories gw vnn ClwHl

frftiW

Chief inapector of Explosive* gw

Chief Inspector of Faclotiea gaiT
fiwWlfrftst*

Chief fnspcctor'of Cram Gmionns

gw y.*«rnnT Wl«

Chief Inspector of Mine* gw Vstd*

ftfttfte

Chief Inspector of Motor Vehicles
gw afirwwWhfW (with t/.

the l>*nch word coifure)

Chief Inspector of Sieam'Boileri

gw WlfeW Wist*

Chief Instfoetof gw ftTKW
chief Item gw ^
chief judge gaw wwraRT (Coast.)
Chief Justice gw wtnifwfe (Const.)
Chief Jnttiee of India WiW VT gw
arralfwl^ (ConstJ

Chief loboor CoramiMioner gw
anng^

Chief Librarun gW3^¥TWt(T
chief Iireoiing authonty gsn srgjtl.

wJrrfiraft

chieSy albominoustvfwln
Chief Male Attendant gw atgw
Chief Manager gw nww
Clilef Mechanical Engineer (C M E)
gwT atfiwwi (5 « » )

Chief Kfedical Officer (CMO) gw

atfiawiHs K w ), gw W^i

Chief Mining Engineer (Bsilway
Board) gw nrfJ l *riwww(ww «»w)
Chief Biinister gw a[vtf| (Const )

Chief Minister's office gw XT^ifV V
CltllW

Chief Minister's Secretariat gw ITV^

chief obstacle gw TTOT
Chief of Air Staff 5Tgwtf<ITtftrs
chief of department fioilTTi«tST
chief officer gw

chief officer in charge giJT tnn^

Chief Officer of Customs *Tig$S iM
g97aif^*T(t
Chief of General Staff
Chief of Personnel ifil

fit

Chief of Protocol

Chief of Staff «7t1vsnD^ m
Chi»f Operating Superintendent (C.
O. P 8)»» Chief Iransporlation
Supenntendent (C. T. S.)
^fjngsi arftsre, gw (5.x )
Chief Operator m Chief Inoculato^
gw

Qiief Ordnance Officer gw sngd*
•.Kwift

chief organ gw Brw

Chief Parliamentary Secretary gf^

Chief Petty Officer (A.WI 52) gtIT «3

wfwrfl

Chief Plague Medical Officer g«7
chief port gw

Chief Power Station Supenntendent

5 ^ frg^-ntjRr*

Chief Presidency Maguirite g^
n?rar-n'»«x*rr^5ifi
Chief Pres* Adviser gw IWi^'

Quef Price Control and

Officer gw gw fwsw wi HTT^
wKw.ft

chief public office gw ?TIvrr-«lttht^
duet rent g?T urw
Chief Retesrih Officer gw st^rf-
wCrerd

chief revenue authority g^7 Ktntf-

Chief Reienue Officer {m th» Excistf
Depsrtmenl) gw «nTO
Cbiefs' CoHege ?nv«r-lTgtfwiW

3*8

chlmpansa*

Chiaf

Chief Secrelirjr
tiry)

Chief becreiarjr to Cavernment g?ii

ehiefj of »tifT committee
RfcfT

chief s|>ecie< rorttiry g»l wrfH
cliief laxHoilector gv? «T«ti 5 <ri
chief lo|.ic g?7 Tm
CJiief TnlBi, Manager (CT U) g»T

(5 qijr )

Chief Traffli bu|>criDieiident
Ttwnts

Chief Tran<{iorlalion SujieriQten
Jent • Chief U{ieraiiOj Su|icnD
tendent

Chief \aluer (of aiiawer papoia oi an
examination) g»7 gWfW
Chief V arder ami £>iate Ciutodian
5w »cft iwi wruTtfr*
chief watelmian gw»»j(t

Chief U hip for/ Tcivtice gWT

from Maratlii)

chiffchaR (a Lurmwan w irblor related
to the eoniiiiun nillow wren) CT-
yjrft/

Ch 1 C (r (CliioJImipeetarofGfain
OodoMna) 5 W ft WRITO

ft«»l)

chiigerschlgoe

chigoe a cliigger-jigger {» flae^ig.
the female of wlneh butrowa under
the akm of the exposed patla of the
body) »htf^ Hi.

ehilaria Zool (pair of appondases.
sitaated liehind the mouth— Cham
here) geJhnre n

child 1 „ (Const ), WCWI. feg

•n-. (/ ) wiferrt / ,

3 (a potion of immature experience
or judgment) «nt, ar^iT?, wq%tv
Sl^tii.

5 0>f ) ii>n^ II , tlnft /
heire ^ittx
deircndiiite
offioriog Aiipt

4 PtyeM m.

hoy tm

preadoleirrot jsiy
adoleeerot ftn>y
yonth g^
iBlaiittlTQ

Saciatarp

childbed fever sgft
childbirth pgft f,

child gindance Etue firg
• liild guutaiiie cIidic Afg TVVTii'l-

tliilj iKiith tenice tvncq-jtTT
cliildhood%nr»« (Oooet),WWTn
ihildiih oify Wtftnr
child IxhourfamploMneotof aehild as
a lalmnror) wm MW, «i« wfur ftwr-
3r?

child manuge wrw

Child Matnage Rcetraml Act f 7 »-

child psychology «ratrilft 71 i|
children yd o/cliild
children by adoption
ciiildrcailc m (m. fat

*1*^4 phoepbate « (or mrj
aluimniuo. inq^iron. for nf^>

mineral)

children of tlie wife antVei (lIJT

Wife)

ehildres'e atlowasco
eliildrena chitdren (jroaf

Oongah)

children e e«Brv|itioae f'dav. rtrgirf

'4ft «’«unni3j

childreo'aroarlayuvcotle court vw.

•nif

childrcn'a Litcbcn wwf ^
children's out-patient department
«TC-»tW\H?t flHI'l

children a puiii chair Ely Togiipt ,
children s school Vnt-vnwivn. «wf ^
4HTTTWX

children a tiie vnr-qftvn
children’s ward «iw-«qi
child study Pryehel WTFWICVWW
child welfare fwg^TTlW
child welfare centre fng
child welfirevrorfcfiig^q^^
Chilean beet == Bela rieU variegaU
Chilean nitrate. Chile mice Chile
••llpeleri«rTTo,

Chile niter wChiteao nitrsie
Chile lellpeter.Cluleia nitrate
cbilgoia piBeBpinoagcrarduna
chill B chilly

Quluta ZeeE f a aingtilailx •olid form

of Limnaea-CHH.lfllSS) mpr.
tVwnrrft
chill » WfinfllT fi
chill i6 atftnftsw, iftaTiw

chill exit a,lj. wfwyftBtigB
c)iill calling atftilfin.fmir
chilled nrfy („ ,ieel) wfinftfel
chilled air wrmftr Wig

**** tfinftfts

chiller Bftrtftwwm.
ehilliei = chilly
chillies seed Iinfftw ffn
ch’llingad/ (malmg chilly) trfinftw
chilling „ (aetefei„ll,ng)arfinft!nT».

* 'Ilf (CopiicKBj fruteiemi) TVttftw
♦'i-pBTWfH

Chilmoria dodeeiodri^Cynocardia
odorali Bot

ChM„nd,u. ,,, 1 ,.

I'^i' Si/mireneSiJiu) J^Efvlip.

p„„,.

nent cytoitome) •Wg BTtft

Chilopoda a of the eanti.

pwiH) tiipn^jni ni.

lip)

Ot'lpi ghat aeries (MnS 1 ) ftfft.
»n-«TO

cbimaera Sol (a mixturo of Iisidm
of dillarant fenatic coattitslion in
tho asms part of a planlj fw^lfir /.
Ch’tn.er. Scot (har. a blunt 1*5
snout r*) fvwgvi rwrft
C aflinii Ri(n*w fngvi

C. monitroia ww«c 5»nec
Uimaendae Aeof mjVT-dttn.
imarrogale ^oof (adapted for an
anuatic life) trwgug tnrrft

chimera ■rchimarra
cbirainage^„ (atoll forpsaaingoi
» way through a foreel)WWtnd 5 T«

chimney i ijinni) «.

3 (a tabs of glata placed around f«
tha tuay of a lamp) wftwrw,

chimney Weeper gwinh rgVTV
chimney eweepi _ fiel 4 woodrni
(LtuitU eanptHrii) Wmy as.

chimpanie^ Inw WIWT m

cHn

329

■«Wa ftry* n.. ttfi

<Wb.. «Wiio. (Wo®. Lit. fftiinum
'quiniB*') ftUT*

Oiini 1 m.

3=«!iiB*w*re i»

-QiiBi blue (erTitaU. pa’ikiJaT) Cei<
I«,I. lfl>5

Cbitu blue (j ellowuh lum
(»T<fr4

Chiui emllunJei
Oklsa tl»y = t*or«l»iU*W

OiiM fern pjfm =Chini lago palm

anna flaw

ehinasTapli penol

Oiina jr«a (B«/i»>er*a nieea)

China green Col. I»<1 Tft

China ink

Oiiaa iuU^i|-9tet

Oina Bora (Sir’Oii^ueot roeeinew) As

n.(B.. K..M)

China orange (CitmiaNrnnii Km) aiTt'T

Rl.

ehiBiphthol (eMK.+-»irtp)itJ«i) ftwtt*

China pink a ftn ng «t.

China prtretRimpe myrtle

Qiina rooi«amUx

Ouna me 1 (JIum eUtiunttt)

2 (Hi’Jiieai reaMii«*iM) »Tl /.

(Kadk.)

China aajo pitm {Cm* rmtnta)

%Ull«

China atlrer 4VV-TTS
China tea (CameUin than) Vv n ,
ebinawire ITTTT
Olna yellow Cot- InJ. ^ Of
<hineh bug (black and white whan
aduh)9TOPw<l?w
Chineae .

1 (lanjuaje)

3 (penoa) Vf m.,

Chinete almond {Ara^kn

Chinete babax ,le<t

Ounean. htauufail f o w -fc a ch Jtn

C3iiae»e' bl ae k d rongo ieeitft?
dJineae Mae Cab Ind. ^t^T* <re
Chinete bniH-warbler

Chineia yallov

Chinete buttard.t^oait Attt ^tr.STT
Chinete eahbage

Chinete eattia si Chinete cinnamon
Chinete ei nnainoi>(Ci*iiowcnium
eattta) 'ftT-?iaOnrt
Chinete cinnamon oUscntti ■ Oil

Chinete erickec VLIM
Chinete date (Zupphat V7T

tn.*T

Chinete gelatin (agar agtr)

Chinete gooteberry {ArtrrkM foram-
WalVtHnm (fi.N',U).CtTTC
Chinete greens lokao ^Yif)4 (ft
Chinete green wagtail .Ire* ^T’t

Chinete grey.hcaded flycatcher ittt

Gianni

Chinete hawk^tgle Jcra

grh

Chinete bobby dret'*^

Chinete honeytarkle (Qnitqitoiit

•ndieo) ■nrrofl/

Chinete indigo f4HI^

Chioere ink Htfl.On intl
Chinete Keotuh plover dtet ttln tnit

Chinete Itngoage ntrft, "ftr
Chioeie UBiena^lv.«T^

Ousete targe mated lent Am 41^

Oiinete letter ketirtl Art*

TTWI-^tfr

Ouoete lilUe ringed plover Am

trHl 6ftvr

Chinete magpie dcrt4VT.vm^
Chinete marntge (to arraDgameot
with which the pertiet noit eon
earned bar# nothing to do)

fnrg

Chinete meadew>bantiag 4rrt dtv

tuiu’-wtftz

Oiinete medlar (fno&o(rya jepjnic>i

at., wlvi?

Chinete moatardjfldW
Oiinete myna Am dW'trtfiVT
rViiw Aa oytter-catehcT dtu

ChiDcte paddy*fie!d warhler dm dl?
*TT-^fhdt

Qunete pangoliii Afamm dlf.n{niW

Cblnete pond heron dm d)4

w%

Chinete red Ccl. Ini. dt^tn TW
Chinete red billed magpie dm dTT

Chinese red spotted blaethroat Attt
irftn ^trn?«v?

Chinese red-vented bulbul dm dll
iTr<r3«

Chinete rhubarb dhft^

Chinete rouge s Carthimus red
(yellowiih red mifl'T in hue and of
very high >rfV situration) *rf<Tf3i-
dra.dl^g Btvi=fgr«yf»

Chinete mddy crake dcM drt i)/5c5

Chinete terpent eagle dm dtr STHT-

Qunete tharp-la^ed mania dree dt?
tij'jvtj 5*ft

Chinete thort-wing dm dl7
Chinete tpoited mania Am dtK 793

Sdt

Chinese striated iwallow dm dlf

HktanW)«

Chinete atnrgeoo dl9-9t^7lftr
Chinne inmaeh (diiaA<iiU(gioad»2oM}

Chinete laiJor-hird deet
Chinete taUowwQuneae Vegeuhla
tallow

Qua m tallo w t«e (Sopiam ttbs/mini)
Blairntrfl/ (Bun)

Chinete vegetable tallow (obiatnad
from the Chinete tallow tree <ft9-
«)9ftutrfl-9Rf

Chinete venailioa CtL Ini. dlflr

Oiinete water Uy Ufriumlo nuei/tr^
drr a- (B Ji- If )

Chinrta water pipU dcei dtg vtg.

Chmete white w b O r gVi
Oiineta white hreuted witer-hea
drri dW fe?r9tn **

Chinete yellow l (a pigment) vWpt

•III

3 a=yellow ocher
b wlemon yellow (a colour, raddiab*
ytlJow <hnWT in bna, of high 3^
aaturaiion and very high fl hrilli*
aaea)

Chln««i 7*UoK>biewftd tit Utt

QiiBe*e jellow'browed t>t irci

O'!" billi

Qua hilli birwiBg 4tei
Olio lullt bliek'ficed fljcitebcr'Vrar'
bterilrM f^fivftt^g«*r«*TO'

Qtio billi blue chat Aret

omTv

Glia b'iUfulTeMi
Quo hilU goldeo'headed btbUer
Avti fvffrf? !lftw

Qua hilli Itughuig thmh Aw
filfr^TWTT

flbin hilla aatbtteb ^eei

Gib hilts tiv* Avtt
Qua hilU ttce^rec^T ^eei
T(r-«rff

Qua bills Iree-pie Atu fTl*

V

chiB.h 7 drea«<sqTiiD bjdreae Om.

abuucB^iuaieCtUm
cluaidiB«>^uiaidiaeCA<n
cbuuBi snlfii (KU ni67)

cbiaa , tbiB. (Ued lAi ektnium

ebUofarm f«H(VR a
claiBotdiBea>qoiaeidifle Cbsas- ArTR-
fnit/

Almtllaew^aiaaliaa Cbs*
chiaeae-qutnoBe Cktm frMTT/
dla»«k~SBoweater f^RTTm
cbiao lozuew^iBiaBe
^iaone • ipiiaoTie
cUaoria • qniaoTia
•UaaTOse •• ^oibotom
* bla<iTSliat«.nat»a '»«tia »

«Ua^lrsp tbi* »»« «.
cbia wbitkcn nvgS

wTrofinr m (fR. for wna
sodiBin, «t. fotmoigsloaiiBiom, IT
tm 5^^ Caoiids, W fot Bfta

IBlBfrsI)

Qilealdsc • Oiioaididsa
OJaaldidu fsoh (Qk. ekisi ‘taon'.
Cee&aad to lbs soUfr ports e( tbs
Boothn HsmispbsrfcTbsplamais
i» setuslp isUts— Tlsb>) f^snfl.
♦f-.

GioDis Zool fc«v(«-nr(fe(

C. slbs (ksip pif sob)
ebip mwfT (s frssaisat brebsn off
srt), smaw

ebipltt Pkvt stlVR'^tl V> HtlW n.
(atsd tor rsstng a thnig and kss|^

mu It tn positioo)

cbipmuatL ^ tinp«d t^irrel fi^

«

ebippi pnoiiDg TAtilsi tb^-g^si
chippiBg ■rTW*Ti(

(hirsts Pbona lhrft«a» , ^TTT?I
ebirstia fRlfitfs/.
ebifs^tsecbirsts
cbirettsscbirsti

(hirms a 0 srsh fnangolJ ( Callka
paliiiirii ) •'S fit.
Gifooeatras 2ci^ (bodj tststysiOB-

<»ts) iraifir

Cbiroccphslot Zool TOfU-ffRlfs
Grogslc2ool graCzuiTs

ebiregsl<aeioosel«mar n>

Girogsliate Z»^ s^R^TTS^ft m
(hirogrtphuoi oisikm m

(tbst srbieb «s* srrittso with s
pstsoa's ossa bsod, ssiitees or
Touobsr ot dsbt)
GiromTtdssaDsabeatoaiidss
QuroaijiaM(sab(si)ii))r)2so}

*1Tai

ChiroBifsaDsabcBioaio iTso) sHhv-
R»Tf>

C. Bs*ds|ssunc«tis (s.ys>s)-s)
w*rr*a «fh¥

Quroii«ct«s Zool (wstsr opessoDS—
Loll p J8fl) »K5'IWsi«*»ljft
C Biietiaas TTRC^ ««giirm«
QuroaoBiidss Zool (Ok. sk/irsaoaiss
‘oiis who Dosss tbs hsads with
rsialinty m la s psstoaiims '
Tbsy ssbibit s cbsrsctsristio psps-
riooi hsbil ot “dsaeiog" la tbs sir
io swsruis—touiis pMI)

hlTia

Giioaomus Zs(d aigala m%

C. plamotas ^ ■igqda
aurep«dsB 7 S Tool.

(lit. 'thanb snVbsat « slvw* i.a,
bsllu ssd rodussBtsrr poUsx with
1st Bsils isstssd of stssrs *«t)
Qtiropurs Tool, «4v7V*r<t n
ordsr)

Qureibnz/(^, (Ok. Ikns'btirOMt*

rffn-tonfit

C. libsaieus WIHISR Wnfrt
(hir piBC soil «W g^i, -tRl
Clururgise Bseeslsnrras (Ctf. B)
WPy-WIWfa-CB.^W)

Girurgise Ktsgister iCh- M ) nw-

wfnsntwm- (?r»rfVi
chisel 1 4Vm.,Wt
3 ^pric (s itioDgi bssry tisetor.
drstra euttiTSttog tool Bssd for
bresking *<71^ plow psa sad sob-
tnrtscs Isysn ot tenfb soil) WhiV

chisel dnfi icfV n.
cbusliBg 1 fvff n
3 .fpric. TShW o.
chisel poiat iCIA
chisel poiBied f vnt
chisel shspcd od/. tCPKIT
Gitmopses Zool (out osterosl |iii
opsniBi) ■ibvr'VBft^-si*! m. (C/.
Plspos(ecois)
ehinsR/, f«
chit fasd tVII fiif^

chiiin Bietkon (fermi tbo htrdsr
pttC of tbs oQtsr iDtsfonaiil of
iossels •. .) ofllw /.
chiuaiutioa k (proesss ot bsooiaiai
ebiiiBOBs) stfifhawt/.

8(sts(s ot bsisf ebtuoos) vft*

ehitiBued« 4 / vfthfhR
dutlae. (ohitiaoBi) •ftSlR-
cbJtuiogeiieus aif (prodaoiof ebitio)

cbiuDoid odfx

chitiaeid hook Zeol. 4li>VTW drf Vt
chibaeai oAj kfttVv
cbiUaoas Ctfier ^sol.
ehitogeaoos epilbeliuM Zool.

KfV^

chitogesoas glsad Zool
OutoB Zool. (s (sons typiesl of Ibf
ordsr Pelyplseophors W)
Tf-rafif

C. spiaosas ffSPTT

OsltOBoeellBS Zsat.gkTfiri’mfllt

Qillossai^ecs psrsdems fkvv

«T«

^tossmlas (ekilis-fssssisas) Stseksslt

cMtoian

331

chloxmsol bln*

«bUo«<a (from Vijfw)
n.

c1ut09« (f/tilin+*eK) Chenu ».

chit pjciet

Chitti;;on« wood(CAvLT<uiota&Hlorji)

«hitUm birlsscasciri •agrada
chittamwood=Cotinat aineneanu*
cbiitem barV— chittam bark

ohiralry 1 ?frtn.

2

3 (tanura of Uod b% Icnigbt-aamee)

/.

cbive (fr. Lat. eejia 'orvioa' A {ilaot,
.'Jffiiitii $thoenoTra*vm, allied to the

onion Ita laarea are caad to flavocT
toupa etc ) (ancient word)

cbive garlienchi^e
CMadni'a fi«area=aonoroua figorca
sacoualic figures Phyt.
nifPt

eblamydo* (‘cloak*)
ehlamydo-barteria Daft.
Chlaraydobaetenacese
family)

Chitmydobadenales
n ('fl’t order)

Oilamydomonadaceae «.

ChlamydoBioaas Dot (oeiceUcIar
algae, haring a eup^liapedchloro'
plast) wxrT-»r*Tft (’T'l cap +
alga)

C. paradoxa(it le Iiaterolballia)
WTl'T

ChlainjJopkrya^Mf.(a tingle narrow
opening; reatmblea Mierogromia)

C. stercorea (Lat itermt 'dong')

QUtmydotaurui ^oef (genoi contain*
ing the (nlled Iitard) Fistliftfcwi*
tnrrft

0. kingi vr>*(rfvOifffim
Chlatnydoselachidse Zoof BtttOuig*
4r in.

Cblsmydoselachni Zocl. inc(V8TC.
ttnfit

C . ang uioens ((nlled shark) Hm)»T

Fwflbrg

eUamydo-spore Dot. «.

Chliraydotie Afu «rt»lJrst*jr (srfl
ancient word)

Gilamydoxoa ifiol m-pf.

chlemydotoan Biol
Gilidoniea Jm jewmift ffSifa (S*^-
•Tt^ occTirs in

cbloiBtbite m. (W* for ^

nickel. 2n* for Wr^ artenide. ^
tor aif3f* nunerai)
chlor Peyr&ophft. tJtUm
chlor.. chloro* 1 fgreea' aad oot chlo-
rine flT?

2 (cbloTine) Chtvt. rflt* (•iliiO)
CbloraaBleekstooia Dot

C perfoliate « Dlackitonia per.

foliate

ehlor-ecetiteacbloris-anttate
chlar.aeclo*pbeaotie o cUoro.aceto-
phenooe

chlora«fBia=cbIorciiua
ehloregogcnone ceU Zcct. Qiaiog the
outer anrfeee of tbe alimeatary
tract) ITSnhl

chloral (cAto/ine + afoobol) Cke/n.

cbiora) aleoboleie «ftrg grtk
chloral amDOOia fieaifil
chloral aBuaoainm ftfaTJ

chloral forta-aaude PAom. *W.

chloral hydrea <> chloral hj(drtte
chloral hydrate
cbloralide *•

cblorclttm JM- ert^i^Si /.

chlo'reluatioB ifttn_iia «.
chloralise rb.

1 (to eubject to the laflaeoee of
chloral) •rica'*«i"a
3 (to treat with chloral) *fltg-ttrirf
chloraloae n

chleralom ( New LaU ) PAarw •
chloral

chlor^um {fUcr~ d- olvmiaiaiu) 4)t-

facd

chloraBUBil black Col I»d. ^tlhv-
chloranaail blue Cbf- Ind.

sft» dlW

chloraouaO grecB Col. Imd. dVl^C-

cUoT-aaude Ckoeu
ehloramiBc Col. l»d.
e. black '

e. bloe dtrlad

c, briliiiat red tChfinft wgt ns
e, brown CW

c, dark green sftrfetft wfffa
c. fast blue rfllfoefl ftuT ’ftw
c. fast red tfrrfiraft fwT TW
c. feet scarlet rfltfirtft wW
c. fast yellow ftat

e, green tftrfaflft
c. orange Wnln

c. red

c. sky bine nnrn sfrtr

e. .T=chlorixene
c. Tiolet ntrsVfkw

e yellow tffrfirfff iffa
chlor.anemiiBcblorosis Bfe<l.
t*raT/.

eUer.anemic ody « f l anrw*
cblor-anbydride Chenu sflTnrS’T
ehlor-anil Cken. tftr-sfVst in.
chlor anisidine Ccl. Ind. sflT WSJtWl
chlor ausidine aalt Col. Ind. jfttTO-
S»rft Paul

cUor anisidine tearlet Col. Ind, >>Vr
aras^dt

Cblorantbiceee fior fftfgw-fa n.
CUortBtbue Bet. (ehlere* *graan'*f*
antkot 'llower') gM-nrfb
C. brichyataehyi (,t baa abort
tpikea— Baan) tRfg’f
C. officiBalls tntn*7
cUorastiBe orange TR^chloruoL
fast orange D

cUorinune red SB, SBN^elilor*
amine brilliant red 8B
cblorintine yellow CG»chIertsol
fait yellow FC

elilorjpatitej/ineraf.(akindol ape.
tita eoataiDiDg chlorina)
wrfw* 01. (^C- for ehlonea,
apatite \f»rrfkB)
chlor jilrolite Jtfincrfll.
chlorate Cken. >0(1* O.
chlorate of banum C^->tl(lt
chlorate of potsihspolaMinm chlo-
rate CAatn. ^*15 sfrft*
cblor.anratea*cbloro.aurate
chlec.aaric w chlor^anrie '
chlor-anrite weUoro-anrite

chloriaene iff(ii\)sq «.
ehlor-uide Cken. dlTpft>tr
ebloraaol black Cob Ind.
e. blue ^fTTS* <1*

chloncol biUlUat black 332

eUar»^caUIn«

c brilluBt black «I«

c. bnlluDt blue <^(179 W 5 T ^
c. brilliant aky bine tfttiaT WT^
anrot ^tsi
c brown •diiaa th
e. dark blue c(V(Ma 0^9 tflat
c dark preen tfljiai atfaf
c diaao blue sfltrai 37T» sflW
C. drab •tTTTTJ afTTaTTTt
C fast black sftmra fert «t?f
c. fast blue ^Rtl frJT
e. fast brow u :fl(rd4 ff<n vai
c fast eosioe if n ra a Titff
c fast liclio BRa^brilliaOt fast
blue B

c, fast orange sfrrni^ fivt wn
c fast pink #tfnra fWT witu
c fast red sflmf T^T
e fa*t icarlel ^rrrs^ fWT sft«T
e. fast veltow fpn

c preen

e olive preen
c oraaso’ftrrtrt^'l
e oranpe brown iflnst iw

e. pink iftrrif arrre ^

e. aky blue iittm em.TT tD<i
e, violet iftfnR
e, yellow tftTin
eblor-beniefle aichlefe benaene
eUor.biitoI(tnrk/oro><^f infyl aloo*
boO Citn. <Yt-^W(fil<rt-X.tl«JltT)
cblar<eaaiie PJurrm. tflT fWf»«
eblore r6 •chlonnate
Cblorella Sot (dim of Gk r/.loroa
'pree°'>a of naieellalar preen
alpke) T^firvT-mfk
Cblercllaeeae Sft n

chlor-emia • chlor^emia, chloroaia
Ifsif ^ftt twin /

eblerencbyma £«< fUfilfkanm (itia
a parenchyma ak'eve: eoDtainiap
ebloroplijIlsTIT)

thloretone • acetone chlorofom

chlor-hjdrate { bydro-ebloride) tflrl-

^blor-bydru (<kIor.»v<fne+*id) Oiom
(eombioiap tonn deootiop praaeoee
of bydrocbloria acidj
cblorJiydrie «d/.

chlorJijfdno (di I epO CW /.

(9-. ■ft)

a-eblorfaydrin ( mono ) (toehaieal)
CJim

chlonc oifj Ckrta.
ehlonr acid wi?
rblonc ether allf^ ^
ch1ondaie=tMondite
ehlondallOB 4ttt<r ■
cUonde Cftem. KiTw m.
chloride rb (to tnine/esp. ebloridee)
^^e-in«T*r

ebloride of banum

chloride of baryta=baniim chloride

eblende of calcium

chloride of lime

chloride of mapocsium HTITS-tlltV
chloride of eulphur
chloride of imc f <VI<I 41^4
ehlondc paper Piouf

eUorider iBWeeevM.

chloridiae rb. tfltcet

1 (to treat with eblotine or witi, a
elilonda}

3 (to eonrert the metal of ore into
chloride)

cL1cri.tteterw<bl«ro>meler
«lt]cnjBetriesaebloro>Beinc
chlon>meiry •• cblorsMactiy
chlorinate a (a chlorinated proJcel)

<Wkf •

cblortnau ri.

1 (to treats or cause to eomhine,
with ebloriD*. ae for the purpose of
blsachiop) <yTA-«im.

3 (to aUondiie. epcaf to apply
chlonoe to water or eswape for
purpocct of ftenUialioo, oiidatioo
of orpuie matter, or retardatioo
of pulrefaclioo) 41tAn
ehlariaaled lime PHarm. (bleaehinp
powder, or chloride of boe) ■fhBrr

chlorinated water Wit
chlonnilieD (act or procaea ofclilo*
rioatinp) tJVntn ■ . ^trwwt /.
cUennaier (ono that cUonottea} dir

ehlonneody.41rftw*,‘«wi4. ^Tt^.

chlonne « Cirm. dtrft /

«. aside 41n9«4)kw
e. dioude 41rft ft>iH

e. family rflnn-fw

c. peroxide <lrrfl «feTrt?W
e, water t(t(4l.wir
ekleriDiae = cUorinate ci.
eblonnona adj. Ork'tw
eblor-iodide tflfjriW
chlonte 1 Ckem. (cUoront+>i{<)(a salt
of chloroua acid) 41(^1 n
3 J/sneral. (aoy of apronpot inoDO*
elioie minerals, ordinarily eharao*
tensed by a preen colour)
et. {(ftr preeni for wfitl mineral)
chlonte schist fprm
dilontie adj.

ehlorituitioa afJaeral. (production
of. or eonvertien into, efalonte) fft.

chlontise eb. (to latroduee cUontw
in, to alter into mieeral ehlonts)
tfHirw-skinf

cUenioid 3/uifraI. tfifaim
ehlonsewcUonnete eb.
chlormanganokaJite «. (41.

for elilendsi ■!• for •'W raanpa*

nese, ?T* (or silj kaliom 1 c. polai.
ainm, «(er«fit» mineral)
cMor>meihaDeaebtero>mrlbaBe
chJero aJ/ ifir, •flT*
eblore. eblor. 1 (green) 1t(T*

3 (elilorme) Lbew
rhlorwercial CArw. fjvpg
tMonvaecl-emiJe (ortho, para) Cicn.
(y»i, TO)

chlorooeelale CAciu tfffBfrfTf
chJore acetic ady c/wiu iftT^lfraw
ebloroseretSe and (mono, dl. In) Cbcew
41f^>ftwtr enw (et, ft F»)
chloro,acelie anhydride tViao. tTf.
Sf<t«arw9w

2,cUor»>aceto.aeet.aailide Ciciw V
4IT

ehloro-acetone (mono) CAcsi. Jftf.fjtn
(tl)

cUorOsSceto phenoae C7um. rftT'OW-

nrf

cli]or«,acetyl chlonde CArm tftf-HW*

ehlorojimide Chm. tftr
ehloro-amme CW (any eliloro dan-
valive of an amine)

cblor^aoemta Bchlor'inemia
ehloro-teilme (ortho, meta. para)
CAaio 4)f jftwl («»), ew, TO)

cUw®'*nlUn* hydro-eWorid* SM ehleiophyuln

cJJoromiline hyJro chloride C»<m.

chlonsinltole (ertho» p«c<i) C^cih.
iftr TPrJWTW W)

ehloro.iBihni-qumone CAmn. ^

<hloroJUtiie Chon. *ftT H^Tfl
ehloro**urtc adj. Chon.

<hIor»aunte c/u»i 'ftt
chloro-lienf>tIJrhyde (orthoi rn«tK>

p.ti) am. ■ftp 'POT (*•*.

cUoithbcDunlhroDC CAetn

froi

eUoTO-beosene (tnonoi di) CAeoi. *(11

'Ctn li)

ji thloro Leoiene.lulphonic ocid Chon.
UnTfiW **»

ehloro.bcotou acid (oriho< ni«tk>
|i»r») Chm. "TW (^l. «nr.

10)

«h!oro>bcniOTl ehlarido (ortho, cnet*.
pari) CAr"»< *(1?^ (*'^i fPt*

<h1oro>bromid« CKm.
<hlorod>foaiod>#at«ao (m*ta, para)
CAwi. •ft( (<w, TO)

«hloro.ea]cite ■■ hydropUllito ift?.
^f»r»(^.ehloro.,lf^*«Wctl^
lor wfta Tnlaarat)
chloro carboaiie Chon. dMnrflv
<faloro^*rbon]e acid Chon.
airs

chloro^hromate CAc»»

<h1oro.tliraDie adj. Chem.
-cMonxhromtc add anar

Chlorococcareie Xld far n-

Oilorororcairt m Protocorcilca Oct.
(aa or4«c wvtaaU'iUr r'KfiS! (caaev
al<aa)vJ*Oair5hta
Chlorococeon ijor, toWht-anrrft
C. valf;tre TOITOT
Chlorocomit Chlororoccum
cMoto cTtaol CAr»n rfRJlftTO
rhiero rrnorio BjecArm. (a prerniah
JiKiiirnt foQod in tha blood o(
cartim mano* norm*) ^f*fTOfV/'
Chlorodifmchloridire
cWorodype (cAJorefortn + anodro*)
dtndti n.

chloroform /omyl) Chon

drrawH U

chloroform r6.

1 (to treat with chloroform)

3 (to ptaco nndor tha inauiai-a of
ehlorotorin, Mp..«o as to proilnco
inaonaibilit} or anasthwia)

S (to Alii with chloroform, at to
eUloro^irm a cal) ttTt*T

chloroformale Chem «

chloroformed lymph dlTVf’Ent
chloroformie adj CA/nt iftTOfsC
chloroformiam
chloroformUt dlfQSV,

(9)«.

chlorofonniatlion CAcia. dlfVini,

A.

chlorotormiie^cUorofonn el.
chloroformum—chloroform a
chloroform Tapour iflnPff V1C7
chloroform water •■■i^ua thloroforisi
lOnirat^,
chloro^n dim m.

chlorofcoioCoI /ml
chlorodiydralewchlorJiydratr
chloro«hydric*aeh)or hydne
chloro*hydna Chon. /
chlorohydrorarbon CAem. i^'V^nrt
chtorodiydro (|uioooe CAoo ifl^*
fajan

chloro-bydroay-toliieBe CAr*L ifttV?*
ariT.ftrj^iTO
chloro imide CAcnt
chloro Iodide CAeru. rilT.WihB
chl«To.iodo benaene (ortho, inrta,
para ) CAeim. Bta »>f ( yr). 90 ,

an)

chloro meter CAcm. iftt-atia tn
chloro methane Chon. rftXJiVftTO
chloro'inethy) ethyl ether Chon. ^
B>Trt f gw

chlorO'inetbyl methyl ether Chon.

»(h S>IW yg
cfalorojoeinc od> CAcw. dU ftrdla
chloro-metry CAm*. dlr-ftft
rhloronaphlbaleoe CAcm. 4tilV^a
« chloro i}-napblfaol CArm.
ntTVrn

tMoro twttate CAm. ^ »L<V»
2 xhloro 4 niiro^oiliae Chont h*dtT-

chloro'iitlro beniroa {ortho, mata.

para) Chem. (*'*•

a«f)

l.ehloro^.nltro benrcnc 2 '»ulphonic
acid Oicm. t *T-» tfl
fifWtnw

6 chloro • S'nitro lolireoe • 3 tiilpho •
tiic acid Cho'U
XgfTTfaw atrw
chloropil Vir»rr<il.TO'(Hwtn.
chloro palladie adj Chon, iftf Pi^Ti*
chloro pentane CActn.
chlorophine Win/roL TOTTOm.
fhlorophenine Cd. I»d. iillTaR
chlorophenine orange CW. Ind. 'fit*
TtHw.in

chloro phenol ( ortho, mata, para )
CAifii. ^,^n)

Whioro . phenol. 2 unlphome aaa
CArt'i. v-nlT-rft*-x groiOrw anw
2 eh1oro.o-pheDyl.pheBol Chon. X-^*

Cdilorophora JSet. ai*fJ*i(Jirn /.

C tiDctona (fuatie) HTHJTO
rhloro«|<ho<phiBC C^f. /nil
4 chloro pbibalie acid Ckem,
ej^rroaow

Chloropbyreie Sot. Ofraan aod yaUew
jraeti algaa) XTitTOTtr n pt.
chloro phyll (gTaa<l ooloanog mattne
of plaati) tph wiT. TOX at.
chlorophyll a X^ITX*
chlorophyll b irSwTX X*
rhlorophylliceou* •> rhlorophylloao
adj. xwtnf^

cblorophytlan n.

cMoropbyllaie /fiocAem. rn.

chlorophyll body, corputcle <4<4tllX

chlorophyll citract tHwtT
tWorophjW |:Tvmile
rhlohipbyllUnncbloropbyUore
cblorophylUde Bioehon. ft-

chloropbyllide a, b "f, «

methyl chlorophyihde a, b alx*

nrlfirtn w. w

cbloropbyili frroa* «dj. ifJnt.X 5*
cblorophTUi-peooui ojy. n/tniT*X
eblorophylti-gcrooi a.(/.
chloTophylhn yjieclicm. n/nnfll J.
cblorophyllin a, b *. n

no chlorophyllin a, h V,

chlotophTlUia chalwt*

cUorophyllite Utntral- (k frMa
foliktkd kUkiition predkct ol lolits)
rt- (THT- «hIor»> fhtU'
’{ohatad’. -t' •>*# for iniaerkt)
cUotophyllotd adj.
cUon>pb7lioaewcUorapk7l]oa*

cUoropbylloBa
diloTopbjU aolutvoB

^oropbjll teehBical Cal /Kf.Y^nTlY

CUarvpbjtnm Set
C, arvadiMOrDm (harba trikb a
abort bard rootat«i— Saao}
wirr^ (Hin. 5^)

Chloropicoidea Jrn fWItR ivr&
blkcki *IT( biodokck)
(Uor»-picTia»Tkiniuag gaa OAm.

(bloTO^laatocMoT«^laat \4 Si^ (k
plaatid cootkiaiDg eblorephyll
fablRif) Wft-«CT m.
«Uoro.pluudaicUoro plait
ebloroplatioata C%(m< WTTwOv »•
chloropUtiiuc a^; Chm. ^tni^
dloropUtUlc lad
eUore>pUtioit« Chm •ftt‘*rfipr

eUoro>p(attAoaa od^.CA/'a
a*<bloro prgpiowe acid ) CJWm.

*tjflT*nirfV» wvs (*T )

Cbloiapaia dru (tb«

fttao bird* kra iBriiibla !l<r is tba
foliaga t^ef a trae)
cblOTopaia dr« fa.

2.chloro^DUioIi«« CAm.

cUoro-ailicile Oum^ ifiaaral. 4tT-

ebloroaii 1 if^MgrocDaSckoaat

fftihiw.

9 i^taat PaiAaL (a diaaaaad eoDdi-

tioD> m cbloropbrl] beariof plaot*.
naaifaatad aa palloirio( of blaaeb*
ing ot tb* graan parta, dua to eaaiaa
ethar thaa tha abaanea of light]

cUoTOfol iftTVan a.

(klota*a«lphoal« eJj Cheat, 4tK*

cMorojalpbomo tcjd (technieal) ^tT

cblorotle tij. 1
S riaaf falW. * WflH -Cf t T

b (dattitala of eblorepbyt]) WinT
chlorotic conditiOB SH- /.
cUero'tolarBC tottbo> matir para)
CA««a. *T ftrfbfCf *4. •W.TO)
2>ch]oro.t«]acBc 4-tolpb*a>c add
CKem- WW

chleraoa aiff. Ckm.

4 aMafa-3 •- SjytcQ-l-ol Cheat. t» «ftr4

CUemylaa (eXter *nfo poao'i *9^
‘itoodl Set <t«51HW£fc

aaciaol.Bana)

C. loietesia (ladiaa aatio-ttoodp
jr allow woodJSIIfW
4lTO*i)

ebloro-aiocataCfcaai. 4lT-yo(tg
«Uar*pbcaolM(Uaro*pbcMl
(Mor-pienB, cblot^ikrts aa eblaio>

plena

cblor-aalol PAano.
rhlor^nlpboaU—cbloio-aalpboBie

cbloryl Pharm- dVw a.

eblorylcB (truAforo^bplMia) dl{b*9

Chjif. (Cbirex|iM Uagiaiat ‘UaaUr
of Sargary^ W«f«. (tWJlflWltO
ehoafla 1 dttai. (opaoug ot poatanor
BarealTt^nWlfira*.

3 (oaUatbkaeapterroaadiDg
tba fiagallaai) ?lXa» <a.

QioaaaU ZaeL 9*<JWSnttiT: m pi.
Qioaaiditbjea ^ool
avpt. (SW for

cboaBocyw • collared cell bbvidin /.
QiQaaoSagclUla ZaaL fin iy«n49rM.
cboiBoid ad/, ZeaL (faaoalobapad)

fiwww

cboteoaone fool, (tha iaaar Uyar
of % apoog*. wbaeb coatuaa tba
<h<Jaooe7taa}ttW-4llft,4bf^flT.trt

«boch.cbecie«cbc«a«fl«wer 'gflrapv

doeolale) « «^/.(«arMta)«fhrr.
firr fa, (bararaga) %rjTn\y n.

3 (rad yalJow

IB baa>«( low an aataration
and low ft bnlUaaeaJ^t^'rfls
chocolate bat Alsataa. yntfitn
chocolate brewa vftvaVi (aeoloaTp
rad pctlow twdly in boa, of low »?
aatttratioB and low ft bnliianea)

cbeeolale powder

rtr

chocolate red WfT-TW. ^ ♦

iwn griir

ehoco'aie tree {Thtobrama caete) Rfl-

ft»-w

Cbaeropai Zeet, (Ok. cAoirof 'pig*.
CoaUiaa pigfootad baodicoot} ^iR;
^jnnft

choice n , /.

ehoiee of apeoca »rftl4( *I 5 ^. Wlft-

Qkouya Bet ftr^jrarft (,t baa aa
tha only kaowa apeoita C, UrntUt
'wbieh ha* tbraa ]aaflatt*p wbaaea
(fraota)

Qtarspta lter*ats 'witb three
•aafota'l eraiK-^g^!
choke oA nitrile *T^
tkokea imm>4ei.

I.air eoiittol dal«-»ob»U WST>»

choke coii>reanor pApi Hft*<(t

)Cf«

choke eoBitoI daXemehla
aa.

cbekedatBp..lIacldaiBp Jfiaiap (a
Bea-»plaaiTa miaa gaa ooaaiktiag
aueatially Of MiboO dioitda)TVTR-
firwTft,« 7 v fteft
rboka-lube JatemoiiU
cbokiog Bi,

chokiag coil Btboke coil
tboknaeliu black ^ cobc.i extnae
cbloraiaioe bticV EC eatre
c blae 2 UBthloiamtae bloc S B
c. oraage R ^ paramiae oraage
HaTtippoa oraage B
e. rednCeago red
e. yellow Cvuidjae yellow G
cbol., diolo> ftw.

ebaUgogae iltd. fptHmttr, ftwhsTO

(■nj

ebolalic (cAoI- + alkali + -!?)-
cholic

chaUne CAativ. (Wt^ *.
cfaolane aencaftdtfg inWT
cbolaoie and Sjorhm. WfW

cboUtf Bforbara fWn «.

fholS-ftw

cholctle (a aalt ol fbelalc

choUeyst

chordata

wia) ftWW «.

“ g*U klidder <aM<.

m

fholtejiUU* J/«i ( lofikmmfttiOR of
tU g»U W»*ia*r ) «.

«holMy»t*gT*pliy iltd fntWT.

«hoIecyttokinm Utd (c»QS«a eon-
trtctioD o( (itl bl»da«r ) RTiiiid-

it$d, fgV.ynt'an^*

fv.

ck«leg«oic Hid
thole-hetaitin

choleic id<l»choIeiB>c acid Biecitm.

Ftfataa in*
cboUiae— choline
cholcisle ocldaeholeie add
cholclithiaiia il/«d. frwgK m.,
cholera i/cd.

cholera lod plague reguUtiona

aflT fcTwr
cholera bacteriophage
cholera camp charset ftrfifT.
SWTt

cholera cate

cholera germ frpft ftmTJ
cholera germ deilructor fcx^Tt'tr^-

cholera health looculation week
atrs ^.rm-airaftr-orrng
choleradnle'cted area jra

cholera patient tV<tl

cholera regiaier
cholera report
cholera aeaaon Viei

cholera rtedne fV|^-

«r«

cholc^tane (rkoleitarol + * one) Bio"

eAm.

choleataool(eW,i{<,ne+ <DBK>e\tm.

«.

choleateoe (ekelaitaro! + - me) Bi^

ekm II,

choleiterate Bi'oekem- (a lalt of tho»
leiterio acid) Vrfrt n
cholciierie adj. IlioeJwm. (pertainsofi
to choleaterol, or obtained from it)

Vn^

choleateriDacholeiterol
choleatenDic—eholeatcne
choleatcnnaria — choleaterolnria

sas

cholraierol (Gk. rhele'biU* + atereoi
’atilT) Biockfi. an.

choleatcrot.euia ilM
choleitcrol-ana Utd *tVf hy m.
cholcateroaii 2fM} arTa^TitT /.
choleateryl Wm «.
eholeatcryi acetate ^mte ajaiiW
eholcaicryi oleate ^ntw V^iT
cholrateryl atearatclrmyt Vtfn
choletelin (rWe - + Ok. Ulot ‘com-
plation*. it la tho oad product 'in
Omalio’a taat for bilo pigmanW
with nitno add) Btsehtm- ftotlOo /.
cholic adj- fiorkeea. ftfhV,
cholic acidflf^ amt
choliBcaeaiocaliBe, amtnitiDe Bta‘
ehim. fW)/.
choliac bcooiide ftot)
choliBc chloride ftnl)
choliaiCB cholic
cholo-, chol* fkri-

choto-cyaamabili-ryaaiB ^lecXetn.

Cholocpoa iTod.lgeRaacontaiDing tbo
tw9-tood alotb) SWft

C did4ctyluaan«i»»r*3^»*Ct
C. hoffaiaaBi (auc vertebrae in tbo
cervical regioo— PlI. II. 626)
rigwtrrr

Chologwier Xeef fkrnonii-ainlk
C coraoittt (tho eyea. though amaj).
are DonDolly developed — Lull
IwS76)

C pipillifcrua (ndgeo of • 0 n e »
organa dei eloped oo bead and
body— Norman p 232)
fcwTitrir

ChondoilrorBa neaua (noae or beake<l
carp) WIWVC WltOIVt
Choodracanthua Zaol- (ito varioua
fpocice aro paiaaitea os the gilla of
bony 6abea~Fa.I431)«Tf«Vtftfk.
«T&

ChoodnchthyeawcartilaglBoni Eahea
Zoot- •tTw urtwr w» pi
ehoadriB Ztieckem. (obtuaed from
cartilage wOo) /.

choDdrioaoBie Biet (minute oemiilnid
bodies)»*M*l m.

choadriie (a naetoorie atone} amrarpii
choadro* I (grtia)

2 teartilage)

chondrocraBium ^nst (the eartilagl*
ooua cranian

chondrocyte ^ooi

ChoBdroJendron lomcntoaum Bet.
^rft (ckoodro- ‘eartnage*

Ojfif + rfendron ‘treo’k) (MeLoaa
1A18)

chondroditc (Qk ekendradu 'grans-
lar*) vfllKga ra. (cfhci ’granule, -T*
for Bineral)

ehoadroid «d/ (rea^mbliig cartilage)
Cltvfnti wtfPitttir
Choadropterygie o Qiondrichthyee
Qiosdraatd feel (ehofaeterued by
a largely eartilaginoni akeleton and
•kio 1 •rfhrtflNhnot, »W iia,

ChoBdroaieldie Zeel.

Cihondroitrna Zeel, tmOf

C •openaeroidca Vtflv*

Choodrai Bet. (fr. Gk. ckondree
'cartilage* *lf^— a imaU genua of
red algae) igTWWt-ltTnfit
C cnapna m carrafccu (a eartila*
ginona aeawead)NlW*4f*TWl0T
Chonemorpha iloi (Gk. ekona 'tnbe'
stw) mvfrftjmrf*

C. antldyacoicrica » nolarrhena
antidyacntcnce
C. macrophylU ttgnvl
choaohth Geol. (Ok ckene 'croclbla*
"»•

chooae rb. UT»i,

chdpping block «^.«TV n.

chopping wood eng<l ^rrm,

chord 1 nj/.

3 J/hik. oCItt /. (ancient word)

3 ifntie (eombinatiOB of tooaa—.—^

4 (q( a mutical inatrument) R*tl au
chorda cell Zoot- nj-uhn
chorda doraalia— notochord TTTTS
chordae tcodiBcaer«lendiBena cords

Anat.

chorda.Bcnral creacent ZeeL T^^-hrst

Chordata ZaU. "o-pl-

chordate TTStrp^( JIOL) m.

chotd.t* 336 cWttoicQp.

e^rd(l« toimil nS*Trn>n«ft
eliordo ccDtrons ai,. Zod.

•W

chord of contict itath. ifrti
«a«>rd of cumture ^*Tta’rtl

oneient word)

ciofdotonil a^]. Zool Undd to rod-
liko or bnstlrlike ttructores tTidi-
tory in oitnro— E*nder»on)

ftw

chordolowl orgin Zool. ytwjfin
«(»I

CLoreocoUx Sot {pir»»,tie on Rho-
dopbyceie— McLotn 1154} T»R?f
•ratftr

chonoid = choroid

chonoB 1 (a meaibr»B«»nToloping*nr
tha fttui rrd of mamiBlli) rflft? «i.
(C/. «r2t^-?5r^ IB tba eotno. of
Bhaonji Diksita on tmtr»kos» If.

W^ia.

chose la act»a Un, (oht.inabla bj
aoit bt law) an BM RBIS
chose ia posaeMioa Sa„ ^ ^
chose jagee la„

&TB (a matter that has bsea
leltlad)

ehosd local Law (a thing annexed to
» piMo) BT^

chotea by lot ft|T BT
chose transitory Laa (wmorable] Wt

Chotorhea Jrtt anel '

though Am «i* m . <nn
eh^e ti. B?PBB BTBI, WWHH , to i|
ITBI

choose „ »B«B*.TO|^ (<:)„.
cbowlee (FigM rotiaog) nvnB n-
(BsS.-M)

ebrommm salts) /

3(pert toortaadeup of pigmeoted
cells)

chrom.1 blue CW /»d. b *5 «fhr
chromil fast brown CW. Ind. (uo
mordant dye ..with chrominia
acetate) TOg f>ix BW
chrom-smmine bSi-WT
chromanil Mach Col I„d B*ftBBn!r

rWeml blue Col. M B^ftw t(m
chromiml brown CoL Ind Bfrff* bw

ifT"*

chromate « CAm. bAb n.
chromite chffh B«ffB=T
(to treah or impreroata wlt^^ a
ebromite “or dichromite. esp. with
PotMsinm dichromite) B^B^TIBB,
WiB-iBIBB

6 33#e anj)
pUccnta BTIJ
afierbirtbirarn

S Zdd lanj of rariom enrelopes
(not bomologoni with the ebonoo
of niiamali) of the eggs of differeot
animali) WTrlt m.
ti^on epithehoai
ft

rhononie rilli £m4fpoJ rr^H-WffT
Chonotis Am (litiftt

ancient word)

Cbonpctalae =» Polypetalie
Chonsandra pinnita w Flueggca
Ttrosa Sol

Chonstida Zocl. (one of tba two
omen of the rclracfinellida, dis
tingnishea from the other order
bj iti being never articnlated
tojether into a rigid network—
CNH 1 213 Gk ehoru ‘asunder,
apart ) a,

Lithutida Aail«c rjer

Cbonion Plant EtoJ n*PTT
choro.d-chorioldAnnI tfilTTf m.

choroid fisaureZooI tfrrrTBfTTt
choroid gland nf»B

choroid pTexoi Zocl (a delicate
fnnge-lilie process) ITTwft girpr
ehonis Ji„„f srgTin „
chose tav 1 <t thing) Bcg n.

9 (a piece of penontl property)

Ch R (character roll) «H m. (ktbtwi.

chreiardfcol ((halractiooofibetotil

amount of water in the toil which
can be actoally need by a plant—
Bor p 93) avIllTO. StcBBB n
OinitiaB

Chnstiinity (wjw*. Ikf -trt
anitiin relipoD ^ mg

ChnsiBiaiBBtft*l,«»)BlB ‘

Christmas Day b(T
Cbnstmai holidays b> fijB *
^«?x*°* * **'*“'* ^'’P'c-hirtf Am

'P'" (Op*i<wl««w rolga
tun) Bfgrag m

Christ a.tboni» Jemsalrm ibom Ccj
cjiBcKbroie TOtrftirfn

.cI«,e-.,broon,^, (an ad, anffia,
denotiBg eolonred) -WlB
r7sa».chroie
.h^n,,

2 (coloort pigment) B^t Btdt
chrome b^^ /

Wuc Cot h4 BJi gift
chroma^ z«ot 1

for itaiBiog deop],

ntW f Wt

'V « M- •’S*

'WTBW

•bren.i,,

c hromstic idaptition (,n
^ijv'

chromatic lens B^
chromilics B^tft^pi^

iome) ^BSigB n.

(• J..ply

protoplaimie material oecnmni
m the nncleua of cells) Bfirnfer /
ehromit.n granule stfBBf?!.^,,,,

chromaiio.cm/, sir«f5rB

chrom.iin ma.s wfirsfJijo,
chromatin network BnrtfSi.TOl
rhromitm ooclcolus-l.ryosomc

Zofi

chromitiB plate Z«J etr^tfSinj
chroinaliicBchromiic rb.

merit) rnwr, Bdhrt m

telescope, producing a ring like
image) BBBg>i)|r m.

SB*Wia.

chTom*«T«nturine

337

ckicm* hircpioit*

chrom ivrnlurine Cot. Imt. ^
cJiromaxInr blue Ci)l. Tnt,

. «ftw

cbromaiol \iolet i>i<Ie Col. lint,

ehromito) yellow Col hid.
itft

cliromuone blue Cot. 7>irt.
ehromizone brown Col, /n<l
rhromitone red Col Iml, W»lbfrtl

rs

ehrom-oiurme Cob Ind.
chrome n. Oien wh% n
chrome rfc.

(to ecciuire or ineroMO in eliromt)

.chrome Cli/in. -tS*
chrome icid oreage Ccl. 7n<f. Wt5
w*^*ntn

chrome ilure Chem. vht
chrome aveoiurlne (tcf<
chrome uurol Cob 7n</. TOrt

chrome blitre Col. 7»»d. «nrw

chrome bleek Cot 7«<?. *T«

chrome blue Col Ind. «ftw
chrome blue black Col 7 h<I. thu «ft«.
fwi

chrome bordeiux paste Cot 7rt.b
elirome brick

thromc bnlliaat black Col. 7nil

chrome bnlUanl acarlet Col. 7n(l

'ngr »(oi

chrome brilliant violet Col. M.

chrome brown Col. 7»<l. * »w

Mritiine Cot 7n.l. ^

chrome cloth blue CoL In.}.

chrome cloth red Col 7 m.

xn,

chrome colour

chrome cyanine Col 7i«l. ^
chrome dark peen CoL Jnd.

•finuft

chrome deep black CoL Ind. Vih

mvm

ehroriie deep brown Col. 7«<l.

rni »W

rlirnme^eep cotton brown Col- 7iid.
rrrr tjs to

chrome fast black Cbl. 7H<f.

TOt

chrome fiat blue Col. 7 miI. fwt

elirome last bordeaux Col. 7 niI.
ftrrt vfrtre

elirnme fast brown Col Iitd.
fttrr TO

elirome fast ryaoine Cot Imd
fwT 97tlf)

chrome fa*t f'amet Col. 7siif.
fir7*B

chrome fast peen Cot. Tnd (hVT

dirome fa«t orange Col. Ind
0«TT wrtn

chrome fast phosphine Col. 7n<l
frrt VTffl

chrome fast red Col. Ind. feJT

rr

chrome fast scarlet Cot Ind
fWT

chrome fast violet Col Jnd wfe
fWT

ehrotiie fast yellow Col Ind

chrome field grey Col 7iirf.
vi*iT

ehroiue garnet Col. Ind. ftfS
chrome preen Col 7is<f.
elirome iron CAcn iTtn(
cliroftie iron ore •■chronic iron
chrome leather ndw ^
chrome leather black Cd hnl

chrome leather blue Cd hut Td*

chrome leather brown Col fnd

wJto

chrome leather deep Llaek Cd. 7ni.

qdv vd *nT vm

chrome leather fast black Col. 7 k<1.

chrome leather fast brown C<?|. 7»d.

vfleswdfwtTO

chrome leather fast yellow Col 7 b<1.

^v|» ^ dtw

chrome leather jet black Cd Ind

nA titr

elirome leather orange Col 7i»<l

*rrta

chrome leather red Col 7«il.

m

elirome leather yellow Col 7ii(l vAv

chrome lemon (reildisli-

> eltow Aint1 111 hue and of very
high 5 brilliance)

chrome liquor (a solution of a chro-
mium compound)

chrome inilhog yellow Col fnd. Vvic

elirome mordant Col 7ri<l ttAv tt)NV
chrome navy blue Col
dl#

ehromene Chem, n.
ehrome-niekel A(f^

chrome-nukel airel VTIIVK

elirome olive Col Ind.
chrome orange Cel. Ind.
chrome ore «[*?* atTW
chrome oxide peen Col. 7 n<1

afWlft

chrome patent black Col 7ii(l.
tpTOf VW

chrome patent preen Col 7iirf. tfAlt

chrome primrose Cliein. dfrArfr,

(jellow At in hue and of very higli
q brilliance)

chrome printiog black Col. 7nd. vAv

chrome printing oraope Ccl 7inHAw

chrome printing yellow Col hid,

chrome prune Col 7ii<l

chrome red Col 7ii<f TTT
chrome red brown Col fiiil tAt Wfl-

TO

chrome nibine Col 7n<l vA« TtA
chrome soarlet lAv trhn, (reddish red-
) elhJw AVTfttTT in hue and of very
high *("’1 aaturation) wfWluf^tvd
chrome spinel = picoiite
chrome itrel vA*
chrome tanniog tAt.Ahpi
chrome.Iia red ttA-ttJ TTX
chrome turquoise Ccl 7nd. vAv R.

obrem* ulcatation

338

chromophoreua

cbr«inc ii\cct»uo&

chromC'Vinidiutn ateel {tTTJ

chrome vermilion Col In<t
cbrome violet Col Ind
chrome worvteJ blue Cui /»«/

chrome yellow Cot /«J
chromi. (chrcroiumi chromic)

•cbromii

chromic ad; Chrm Wpia

chromic acid vfrrx an^i

chromic acid cell PAyi af5t<**R3*

chromic anhydride af$ns nltv
chromic iron qfimVR
ehromieite ei (rAramie-h ire) (to treat
OT impregnate with chromio aoid
or a ehromate) {a^H;»i ffla-

*eiw)

ehromic oaide vfbv
thtomiilia o( thtomidium
chromidial budding Zed

*fW

Chromidina ^oot atjferTBTtfil
chroreidiua B\el 1 (gonidium ot
Iiehana) Wi eii R r f t / lichen,

ari^ goQidinm)

9 (aatranselear aggregation ofcfaro-
matin granulee) Tfaw«l/
chrotni'feroua odj ATinerdi (contain-
mg chtoraium) wil 5*^
chrotiiine C«l Ind /
chroioine violet paele Cd /nd. vvff
kfl

chtoinile 1 Chem (a call of chromonil
act afjIT n

9S/ieeral vfbltii. (rvi chroni-.

(or wf-ta mineral)

ehroinitite jyfeercl (composaj of iron-
chromiflm and oxygen)

■a {^'^.iron.a^ forfn'jehromiaini
for Tn: oxygvo, -?» for wfta
mlaeral)

chromium Citew- r»^5 m.
c. acataie Rvrfj

e. ammofHam oxalate ^etSj ftavrj
PtnftR

e ammonium lulpbate

c. rarbonate *)nt()r(t
c. cliloriidc(h«ne>noTniel)R’t%’^l^

e chroiruteCn^RnShr
e. citrate RXtlj
c. family

c 8uoride (teehnieal) *^^5 wn^fS
(HftuiRfl)
c formate

c grrenRVt^giy.fceoIour.yellon-
■sh ) elloer green in hue.

eatimtion and brilliance medium
R'n) wctrjxrfiii^ln
c hydroxide Rat1| TTailR
c. Diiraie.'amr«l
C oxalate ftrjflf
e, oxide (green, tri) *fP(

(«R. N)

C. phoiphate
e. platinf R*l5»lrn
c, potxtuam oxalate RviT^
fiinflT

c poiattiuB aulphale 9*^3 ^3

e aalt RXtf^ «tTi|
c ceaquuctideVRi^RTisTtV
t. lodiun oxalate VTTT)

c. atecl »n5j mran

c lulphi^ (baxie, normal) WTJ

e irioxideiaAjfitRtl*

e. yellow

chromo , chrom- 1 (chroioiain) cS
1 (colour, pigment) Rat-, xnd)
chrooio-araeoaie CAem. vh-hviiiln
chrotnocentre (any accumulation of
chroDiatio in the noclear reticulum
— Chambon) n

chromochlonne Col M eih-ilnfl
chromo cilroaioc CoL liul RR-fitepdl
chromocyiaiDc Cd. M.
chromo'en BurArm. m
chroDtogrn MacL Cd. M. «dt¥»

chromogen bine Cbl M <tv

chrotDogeneaia (colour prodaelion )

fdnm «

ehromogeoie adj. (rolonr prodnejng)
ebromogenona MV.CproJneiag eolour)

chromogcD red Oof. Ind. rttR nc
chromo^en violet Col. Ind rtvi
•flrt^lgn

chrorooglaucine BMJbB r i 1 1 1 a a I
gallocyanine

chromo-iromer CAem. tnTTV
chromo isomeric ad]. CAmi- VR
irmfh*

chromo-Uomerism CAem. VR-tPrnPtt
chromo lipoid Dioclum. (a lipoclironia)

chromo-lithography o litho-ehroma.
tica

ehromomere Diet, ftxf «(hCr /. (abort
for

chromo meter m.

colorimeter (mm

chromone CAawi. (a kelona deriraJ
from chromena) /
chromone blue Cd Ind. rfw
thtomone blue-black Cof M filfrVT

chromone Jirowii Col M RW

ehroBone green Col Jni
chromonema ( ona of tha thraade
ot (ba eliroiiiiiiii ratieuliun .—
McLaan 1 90. Chamlien) «.

chroBoneDie Kr*<ltifr m, ( ihorl for
fxdVti)

ebromooe orange Col. Ind.

wH*!

ehroitione red Cd Ind a^lHI TV
chromone violet Tol Ind
wHint

chromone yellow Col Ind.a^*<l
chromo paper (eSU 845)RA*Rtr

chroDiopirout ad] BacI (eieretinf
pigment) tnrwfl v r()i
chromophenine C'of- Ind.
chroroophil, ehromophile Bid 1
tnjR (vtaining deeply)

3 a chrou.ophilie (xtaining raaf-

il))*T3TWa

chromOphilic nd;. Biel (xtaining rea-
dily) «ioiwa

chromophobe cti>w.uopnobie §.<].

chromoobohieBehromopiiotie
chroDOpbore CArw. m,

^romophorie adj. CA/w.n»tf***
chronMiphoreui (eentainiag

pifraant aa an Intagral port of tba

chroao-phyll 3» ehryiogonimo*

rlif.imo phyll fi:o,liem.^rTtf^ >1-
cliromo-i.ljM B'ct-
rhrerno>[>rotrio V7I

rbroino<chodine Cii
<hrotno»co|x;
cIironKHrofiir aftj.

<hromo«co|>v a^hifT /
rhronioMmr Bioi (inli«tiune«lf'r«*'^J
n.

chromo4|iiier« Aitren. ■•

rlirotnotTOp« W’frrf «i.
rIirnnio(roi<e 2 R
ehromoirojic Llue atirrt
fhromoirope r«>l
chrometroj'ic.
tm

rhromo tropiim»e hf o ro p y

CAm. vvn4<n /.

ehroiMtrapj ■•ehroaoirapua
(hrooiout aJj. CAm<

»n4 IHV 9Pfl

(hromoTtl gma Cd- v^rfnr

•hromoun Llue Cel. /•>/•

f. Lnlii«r ^loWt a'Sfra
4T»!Wrfi>!

e. hrooa w

r. treen

r, Tiolrt ««aV**

chroRioxani^Hieochranie om^e
^hroiiiy 1 /. (batlio-clirvm)’

2 J. (litIif»-<Iirom3

rLromjt C]u*» u.
rhromjl rhlori'le TR-4 iRf>T
rlironir a /; rJt^l& T. fl4 %m.

ge*\ft,aW »nciciit nar<1)
chroBie rtiiiiu fjjWT^lIT

•■Lrooie •WUeIfnry fRnT.

hrT'<r<>w
fhronic JrineDiu
(liroBM* iletBUIMi* remf^S VUTtn
(brooic diarrlioe* wftHTT

(lirootc If*er jfTa Wt
rhroBie mwlj frne fVw T*aTX
chroair lutnre

(hroBK B«(pbntrt farrifw* xrdn
rhroaic paarmiiti* piretft*

HironJe 8Kk n«ft

rhrnniC skin

cbtnnte tnppnraSwB Btiits nwd'ia
<1Wi^ *rSTF>l?n
• lirnnic uttar I^TTtTzS m
. Iironognra «

I bronograph W’’ p‘

rbrunn\o;;M a\ itilj Vigfa4
rhriinoto^iralit l?!:ag>m (ftW '3Frt),
Wtr*ff 5, «

ehroanbi'MMl or<l<*r &[ft-KS.
rhronnlo^ujl rrmnli itfsA’X

rhronolo^cjl # e q u e n r e fafV-VY,
fT«agTJi, *«n3«ir
cliroaula|>icat table
chrooolojr V'.WT at.,

VT«vir fasna a.

clironomeier Plitt. 1 (a tim»kefp*T)

B*.

9 (mtlrunteot Inr measunnf (nc*
Ii0n< of a Me»n>l) ai>

CKf««e<*»T»*eK Rof (aUnnly efona-
ceCleif Mue stes'n alste)
n tlii«*cre«n)

Cliroo^oeeale* Bet n.

Cliroococvu* J»<rf tftiuft-Olfil
<liro«le|Mi<} a, If Htttl. (enreroA wilh
y«U«« •calet) 4l ni V4‘r|^
•rhronutnf/ (an aifj nfits denoting
eotonreif) •'(RrV
Oirotn|ihora Dot.

C iilirale *fea

C.piica|a titr. gevuine ^ C,
prostrate

C, p I • c a I a rer pro* traU ^ C.
]iro4irau

C. protirsti ^?rnn
C. rocileti (tamtole) W W>*g Ipn^
(nsen Mtratlii larararft)
C liDTiOTUs C. roilleri
rlirjt*. rhrjto.

rbrytalia ^ool. «nnn4l (•(%) di
rbryiamine tol

cbrji^mmie, ebryaammuiie ad/.
Cliem.tttWafkm

GiryMBioebt Zeel ^hnettWr-tivI^

C rediMi'fet't-'fiWlWTTff
chrjuDihv^Cef

f hry»Htnij»e a:^ CAen-bikraiM*

cbryMotbemlnCet- btd
Oirjumheimno Bat (<-Aryw* 'golu
oatTtmff *fiawet^\H3^ Slrfs

C roronanam gS3*7 (B.

Tel-e/ii«i<inN IVim
C

C imlirum Wm-8;W3*7
elin-^anilirniuni 1 liTStl n

2 (a colour, j ellow m hue, of
hi,;!i J^satiiration au.1 xetj bigli
g btilUance)

3 = TurL.i*li crejcf nt red (a
eoloar, reiUuli ral jellow ^nTiTfT
in linotof hig'h 3^ (atnration and
low brilliance) •Jt'lVaiftT'li

ebrrt.inthu* Bet Tas \lt gwf
ebrjaarobm {fhryu + araroia
'Ooa powder' JITT^t + -ih •^) =
chryatrobinnm RAarni \Rlfk /•
cbrya-ttropie {fhryt.-i- Atropa bella-
donna) and CVkm gw-wrift*
rbrya-anretne Col Jml.
ebrya-aaia (rfiryiimniie I*firafif5+
oIwanBfl>Tfr*W C/iinn fafie /.
ebrya-axot Chm t>T "i.
fbryaelloua nrf; (golden hue^i)
tbryaene ».

cbryaenic acid C/iri'i
ehryaeoliDogold yellow
chryaeoua (golden yellow)
rliryainC/im. tftr/.
thryaa*, rbrya-tR-
chryaoberioe BcbryaopheolBe
rbryioberyl (beryUmm alnmmate/
gailin (fit

beiy Ilium, alnmmate

for mineral)

Cb'yiorhlonJae Zeol, gTnge^ <nf n.
Oiryaochlona (genua of golden raolea)
Zed 5T*'5*^ iJ3i1d
C trevelyaoi (golden mole) Rl tll-q

Chryaorbloroidea (tuborder) ^aif.

gragag-erpm m.

ebryiocboroaa adj. (baring a j ellow
ikinXV^wfr

Chryaocolaptee .frei (tlie feel are
ezeeptioDally atrongf^llTlT? Ukifil
ehryaocolu ilineral. m fa a m (TT. for
ffTS copper, W for fllfre tilieale, -T*
for wftw mineral)
ebryeo-gen C/wm

ebrytogonidinm Uycol (yellow goni-
dinm of tlie Uclient) 4)77^ /,
ebryaogooimoaj/yfol fUjernf yellow

ehiytoidin* 348 * T»i G

Ch ^rc>.(CliirfSe-Yctm>S «•

gomot* in soin« liclitns)

chr7toi<lin« CA>ni) f

chfTMID«=gOlli TcUow
clirytome in»ol=oil oTtn^r
fhrjtoImriBrKt yellow
«kty»c>litt=oSitite J/iiierol
m

ChryMlophos Arfi (the) hk\eKreil
tr«t)

Cliry«omeli<l«e Zod. m.

ckryiomelid beetle Zai. m.
Cbrewnuoi .■<«» 5^^^ MtCa
Clinsotaoni<lilei£o(

CbryiomOQidini n*l w

Chmom'ru='CoehlioiByi< /nif (go*
nus o> oereiMTOnn) VfiftKT snnf^
{for ejpl iMlioa tt irr*»«OTm)
Chrytsmytt kbietH if« »pruee*neeJ.

If euil

•^Urywne^^tn/

Milira tbmoae f¥sr^>tT

Ch(yi«p* Zed. (li»Tin< eoM«" colov

Te>l onm)

D,H ChryJomtDi grt'iv arft
Aty»^'»\ Kineroi l»«bry«b«r\l
3 (iin opilMfeot rinetv ofehryto-
IH

Qiryiuiwlej (il] log tniLo of Boraoo)
Zed Jiftfli Tsrfir
eliry*^pbtn Ob'm <n

chry*o pliiDic a Ij Chen*- Cfn
ehry>o*plieBin ^f?l;
eUr*«oplirmo< Col /ml
QirtMiililegmi Arrt

tnuebi] erMt go14en>)«llow to
or»ii„-e \e]Io« ai'»l)

UirytnphlrUii cnilobioliruRI • Syn*
tliitrium en'lobiolieBin
CIirvfojilirTt Zont (rfcr|t»». +
7-«*>VnTf*stntift'

Clin*upliYreie ^ n

Qirrioplivio Bni ttn'fl n.pl
rlirytoproM; tftwrfim w
Oiry»»i>« iGir . gold-eolouroH’) ZooL

ChrywihriX (Clf ‘soUon Imrcd 1

«*S»iinin

• brjiotile (M>rou*

tlnr) m. {-XM /or Rftw

tiryimtolnldine CJ- /*d- I* f^TlWl

ehuiL* elieete s cbee*eflo»rr

5 ^m.

ehuf* (Ctprriu n*«/<a/«J Wg«/-
(B»»u)

ebnboT .fret ^CTt m (kneient «on1)
Chulcr**!* Bot- fl^AKl
C libulari* (Joiiuieo e r. !>«*-
Xui esUr. CtutUgoog womt, ^
Indion mkhogan}) WWt*^ •t**WTW
(Kan gto IkdauMr)

C veli>lia««cbiebrai»is velutini
ehureh 1 firno. BilSIVI

“ (tb* toltadivobsJy «t W'naUana)

3(i>ioeletg\)Wftw8
BuJdhtft ebuteli
eharrb ewisfctm owl
eburiU rate firrn W
chiireUwarden eUy pipe (a cU)
tol»aee<* pipo with * long ttein)

ehurhrarJ ft/i *t Sliw. nrfg

»

ehuf 1 (/ i^'franlknt ftffwgW ri.

ebud’* treaele (Jlban aniirnn) *5^

ehum tt. trvrfl

churn rb trwn. tttr*T. fa^n

eburued up

cLuraiog atick

Chur .aUl^aou apilt^S^a^rjl f,
chute 1 Itif «■ •ltof(aa]o]'injehan.
nel) ^ n»

3 Foralrf (a naloral or anificial
eouno ilowo whicli tioilwr or luil
dvacomla under the inAuoneo e( Sra-
« it> 1 / . CKfl Wtrfl

alide

S (nny opening in tho tianki of a
■treaiii where a part eC its walrrt
iliaarge from thn piain atrtaa
— t,n ar) ^

C H T. (C siaf Head Wanier) S H 9.
(gc^wnjrrtrt

chyl , ehylo.^'l**.

chTlareoD* aif. Bhyiiot. ViaVvtl,

chyl.aqueoD* odf.araf^-VlfH
chyle Pkfuet. Wf*r9 m.
ehylemia Vrlnt fVTfr/.

eliytitii lion srliylifiritioR
chyli/artiiefl,// rifiiel.^^lfXX
iliyhreraut aesiel thitiel 9«nHf-

wfrfi

rhyIin.itiun/'/i;iio/ *.

eliyliform «- rIiyloi<] «.//. PAyjrof.
swwmtt

eliyli/T rh. PAyiW. ^ahtJTT

eliOi)^ rhyl. VrhttT.

chrloid — rhyli/orm

chylolegT /.

rhyto-poieiu Piytiel.

chvlorn* aaciies .Vo/, «.

chrleihora* iVn/. m.

Cthyle la the iliorane earity*}
chvlene oilj Phpuel 1 (eomiiliag of
eliile)VVlVtft(lil)

9 (resembling ehvle) Saltt/nu
rliyluni A/o/.^%(n.(froCi
tViyma*e«:Tennia B*eelwn*.W/rmr^/.
chyme Piyiiof in)rni..«(i9
tliciqi/iealioD Phynet (eonrmioa of
too Unto ehtmal vnfttn a.
ehynetiDwreD&iB aiqnlW/.
chyBOiioo-geD b resBiao pea Sir
r4r*>i. a>*

chymous (o{ er psrUiniag to
eh>nir>wt^»

cLytnd Bot. wmWtft (‘T^J m.
Oiytndiaeete Bet nn^ltifv *'
coyiriiliieeoui ad; t murfl dlT
Cbyiridiiles Sot (aa order of faafa
the pood scuta panailei) «ii'aelhl-
»?«».

ch^ftriJious W T ini lh ta i/.
ChMridium Boi. ttTi'rllSi wrft

CsthcDcVii

C.I (Circle Inspector) g
CL (Chakbandi laipsctarl^J^- (9*-

Cl(M«Vs)»«(tI««I9^)

C> & L (Cotameree and Indoitry Pw
partmeol) 9tT. (*Tfb»u ■wiwhtft^l'O

CI.B. (Crimioal InlaUij|eaeeBateai

■t*fA. {«nnf»c.*rrt.ft*tn)
ciba hloe 2 S Bhrom-ladiFo
c. hlubSB.JDDmdiioihrrBf his*
2B

c. £re«n C puW — thiolsde**
frees C

c. pish B wtUolsdif* red B
c. rod CwtUeisdifo scarlet C

cilia acBilat

Cinoleataa

Ml

«. irarUt—tUiotnJi'o M-arlel i G
e. vioUt 3 B“lhioiniiifO 'rioift K
cihisone blue C"amhrrnr blue GC
clbol>aW«I«h oBtoosAlIium Rnulo>
•nn

Qbotinm Bot- w*T^i<t-JniTfii
C. taroniels (a teru tbe root is «ni
in Cliina asatonie— D«vO

BTWI"f

CfUuenm— C. baromcti
riluiul onion « cibol
eiCBila Ze«l, {iisnie<l rroni Munil)

Goail* ^eot. tnnf^

GcxIitUc Tool. III

eicstrlee ^'errtlrtr {a tes») w
einalrix Zool. {» small scar)

Cie«s Be*.

C. ilistirliaoriiyllinthus iliftuliui
(tbs eountry cooasUerrj) WrST*^-
Krh (B .N. «r=^l
Cifer Pet. '*xre-a»Tfii
C, aneiinum (eonmion crsin.thKi.'
I'M. Benjal BW”)

(B, N.. «• ^ Oii| Him •m.
Msr.^)

OeUlldie fii.

Grhenicete £«*. V a.

Ochoriiim J}«L VTf^jnift
C. OAiltrU Ifsrdsn satire) mni»c
«ril(lt(U«n. iMna.Boiiibiy, Ilin
ssWli Tana. Guj.

Uar.«9ift)

C. iniybus (wild sniliTa, bunV,
ehieof)*, tUGOoryi wil.l cieory.

wild taeoory)

Cnoetnam (diehotoraoasljr bran-
eluB|— Bain)

Qrindela reel, (esnas of ti(eiboftln)

C, «m|*eitfi» (ti2er'bsst1e)srnn^
tani4't

CcindrlMae Zoo*. sqiBi^n m.
Gconii HlfiT

Gconise Ant <lWu3<« t».
aneisBl irord)

GconUdse Arte "•

Ceonillonne* (ordsrl VR'rm m.
C.I.D. (Crirainal Investicat ion Dspart*
insnl) g. {!r»^ fiWT)» •». m. ft.
{wxn^.K3>^.ftwin)
xidj, .ridsl, .cide .«x, .inr*. 'RTW

•eiilal « .cilia
GdiriiUe m.

Ciilaris Zoo). (GL. liftiiris 'rojal
Ii^ral TO«>ritW aarfi

euler

ruler bramU 3^hi*aXtfijn
ruler ;um (Irnm its aip a CidertiLs
l>ry»T#);o H wisdr)
ruler lixtlrmurlrr jaUftfTT WIWW!^
euU r vinr'ir 3e{tftn'^
a iiitc

tsi l> Sub In«|irrlor

C 1 r, (Chut Itispottor of F*etonr»)
g ft. ft igs^ ftaliJ-ftflsa)

Ql F. (ruai. iiKurtnco an.1 freight)
a «t »n lal^si. srwn. »nn;j

nr .Anirjitamvt ^rtt
C.t.r. prirt* a *t wi *1?’

C 1 1 . value a sn »t. s!|l
C.f G. (Cuniinsl InlolliRcnro Garet-
te)«iata (sns?ila«.awl at)
ri-ar '{aafi/ (occurs in ata,

riRsrrtBii^srrUr
rigiKtic I

a (\ro1ouT)“eoti<luf bruun (re.1.

yeltou TfTift in bur. saturation and
liriliianco nu'diuui

ri«imtr tin aia, Onftt aa

arar

riytrrUe tobarro

fenU *1 wsm
eigar.«hspr4 «dy. Xf^afa^

<ilia(]gr cilivn)AuAt a^sju.
riliaiis Bo*. Tor aanx
riliar* at*/. <fani.aaa>, ara**
rilury artery Antt aftara^lf^stt
riltiry body .faat. (b«aria( the
eihary ivocessro aft) aftaia »»,
rtlisry Armes Zoo*. Txa-aam
r5lUrTf»iifli«n.di«t ^tgaari»»(«ft.
«ia IS not rninrrelieusise, because
it SDi<t>lies tn the wholo eyeball)
riliary »oi emool TW
Ciliary tnusrlr Jaa*. aftaia aifl
rilUry tienc .dno*.
cilUry prorr*»re .<«at (Tsseolsr
folds) a%. after/.

Cllsu Zed. (a snbeUsa or order of
Isfusona barinc cilia both when

y onng and adult) aaatni' 1 1 pi,
riliaie ». Zed. (one of tbeCiUsta)

aaaftss.

ciliaie ad;. Bet , Z,yJ. (provideil with
cilia) aaaw, aiFTatf
ciliated ad;. aaJret
ciliated cell aau^rtthtt
riliai"! clumber Zool. (flagellated
cliimlier)

riliatrd ei'ilhelium a?aw sif5lcg»
riliatrd funnel Zed. av*^ fttN
ciliated or^an Zoof a;RW *rT
ciliated ajierm Z?o* a^Jt^ai ft^aip
ciliation l(«tsleot being eilisle)a!pi*
aftawt f.

3 (eollectirely. the cilia of apart)
aajw.£]{ M . aaatn /. (ty. «?Tt)
eiliato-ilrntatr Ugtd. (with teeth
finely serrate as if friiigeil) a?a*

T»3r

nliatulale «•?; .Vy«if.{s1iglitlt ciliMe)

wiaxaB

rilifonn ad/, (reseinhhiig eilis) a?t**

ciliogrsde Oil; A/ycvl. (inoMiig by
uienis of eihi) ajsrnrfl ( t^)
Gllopliors Zed. a^tc in j.1.
riliiim tg. ot tilia

rilloiu dfe>l. (a spiutuodia treinbtlng
of the upper ej ehd) atSfa*T »"•
(ancient wo^0 '

C. 1, M. (Cltief Inspector of limes m
India) g w ft. (g?s atft ftfhja)
Qinex Zorf. (the genus coiitainiog the
heilhug) trjsi-ainft
C. lertulana (Ut leetni ’couch*)
ana; at pi

C roiundattts itftt at|et
Gmiridir ZeW m.

Gmicifuga (Lat. cinrr *l>ug'+/«jjre
'to drive away*) Bd <tli3(Ta RSrft
C. foetida ^ aTritn
G fri'idasG fortida
C rarrmoaa = l•ll•l4De >= Wait
coboth (supposeil to I'odistutefiil
to iMAcfe *i) «rw»a ^fe^Ta
csmicifuganactaear ramnoue radix
• blarb aualtrootaMarV ctfli0<h
PAnrnt. ifteata su

CmolrslM ralrentd (Gi. AVrv.V ’an
isisod known for its clialky sod*,
so termeil becanre found in tbe

■cincbo*

cinnabar i«d

Urr*r Cr»f»e(s>u* Libc« (onna(ion)

BsiSr

nnrbo. frjrrtV . ftan-
cinclio1oipon(^,i,f*OTio«+Gk loipen

reinim.Wr’) CA^p. ftsrft rtt «.
cmdio.loii«Bic a,tj CSem

Wfc

ciDcbo iiifronir arid CA#fii
nrs

riDchoQi rharni ftWiT lu.

Gochoni Bet ffWT-Sllft
(XealiMja (yeiioB bark. Balmtn
b»rl, Calisa)t bark)<f)3n*i%im
C ralisiya Mr hdfemat (ladsar
bttki ledger hybrid h4rk)(eQBttint
more eulphate of (imoiaa then
enj other

ftwn

C. rondamioraBC, oScinalii
C led^eriaDJaC ealuaya
IHgrriaoa

C oCBcinalit (eroarn barkipele berk)

Bnn»^ ftw

C. pubeaMBivC aureirubra
C eueeirubra (reil bark, Kew Gre
nada bark) TTWC

rinehosi barkoreruvun Larkv
Jeiuili' birW r>utnn ftfW
ciBtboaae rubrae ronesared eio*
rheaa bark PAarm
f’larhoaa frbnfufe RTirr fVsn
Tiachaaa Mintage pillt •rmTO^rt'

rinrboQ*amiee fkrnr^TriV

cinchona plaolatioae ftiriT
riorbona preparation f»TW-W«fjr
rinrhonaie ( iru n

riDcbonia snochoaiae

cinrhoniced/ ftrftc
rinchonic acid WTW

rinchomcioe (Am /.
ciDchoDidiaBCinrhoDidiae
cinrboBidine Ckcia f«ir)q*) t
cinchonidioe hydrochloride

rinchoBi.liBc tniphatr gHW

riochoBiBerkm fitypft /
riBchoBiBe hydrocMonde ftspft

iincboDiDe aoipbate frspft

cBcboniBic acid Ckm

riochoni<n ■rfafriT’nt /

342

riflchoBiaitiftB Iqqniqq g.
ciachoniie rb ilSNm {fiTlT
ftin fkb)
riacboDolo^

ciBclio pben Ckem.

einclio tannic and (qrrrT-f^WV WW
riBckotiDe /.

cincbo-loarne (nackana+toriaa) -
rtni hoBHine

Caebdae Am q^f)x tiT n.
riDclideZoo/ (epennrathroathrrhieh

aeoDtta protrude) >.

GBctoi>4f« lifTOfit-TOflUthabirda
haea ndapio.) to a more or Irra
a<)uatie lifa #1a(reaiii,>nk) dnmg)
eiader I rfun n

2 (pM^aebeatm a, tm
eiader eeaeoaeb eoae OtrA MVrAf
eiader prey^erytla) grey
eiaderaoalbee am « , Hn
ciae b?ue Col. /a<f (for tinting cine*
niatogtapb film*) if)K

aine camera ^

efbe greea Col /ad. (for tinting «,ae
inatograpb Dint) WfiS
cinema (a motion |<ietgre)^fn n
(Conat )

Ciaeina eoapanyxvf^t gorgni
einema eijttipage
cinema film ^

einenia bouee^mriv^
einema ratchigerj ^>(^1 X**
einema operator ^Fn-miwc
cinetni profeel

cinema projeetor xKtf

eiBcra# afioa ««fb«
riBema elide xetfxx nx
riaema theatre xqr^xarrf
einemttograph \ (g motion.pittora
projoctor) ^Rx xOl* a
8 (a camera for taking motion
pictnrea) W-*Rx a. {abort for

Cioemrtojrapk Aet ^wRx
riaenalograpb apparalua ^Fn-
wifV*

cinemitographer
VTtR* to.

cinemategrapb csbibitiea XxRx.
*T*ff

einemalogriphfiliii^BRxa {ConilJ
eiaemalographie film xvffx-xft

riBeiualo'rapIi iaotern xwfxx-xrflt
cinciiuio-raphiuaehine xwfxx xn

eineiiialosraj.h puliirc xBfxx a
cinenulo-raph proje.lor xpfxx-
^ffW

GBemilograph Rule* xtcRx fxxs
rinemalograpli) xbFxxth /.
cinemt van xnlVx Xr
eiBC nioeie camera xxrx^xx
oneoed,,,,, cam?,) CA,«.^>*X

cineole Ckcm. (eonlaine.f in ofeam
eiane oil of nonnnood' ete.)
T^Skl/.

eineolic and CArw. t>f)r^fX«n<r

nne oranpe Cof M. (for Imfmg
cinemalograph film*) xpfxx X,|il
eiaeorinpe.red Co). W (forlioHog
einwBilograph eiio») wxRx Xitx-
nn

red Cei /iirf (for tiotiDg eini*
niatejreph Alnit) xrR* g»j
riBereiBeaneulrat grey
ciBereou* a.f^. i

9 (of tha colour of aahet. aih graj)

wnwt, Hxxt{(if

dBcrcoutTuliure rrx «iw ptTtTfd
oceuta in tntfir)

tiBC aearlet C»i. /„?. (for tint, eg
cinamatograph film*) xwfxx qi)»r

«»e yellow Col. /mf (for t,nl.a|
eiaeinalograpli filme) XxrfVx
Gogulani (£^, e.aoalaa

girdla'Jxwxdtflxjnrrft

Gcintnlli (rani.rkabla forentira
abaenea e( bracle) etfkxx t*X

^ *7P'e» xrtrfw xwxxrOtc
'‘“Kultw mf/. Jfjeoi
rounded) qfhr
Cingulum krtitrr/.

3 •• clitellum Xo<A. Jmwr, skmiT/
cinnabar fijn fo,„oghar ]• the

mineral, eennilion la tbo pigmeal
deneed Iherafrom)

Cinnabar green CVw. ^ gft
einaabarieweianabariae a<</.'lll«
dBaabtnne « eiaBabtrie
annabar red Col. J%3. f^x m

einnt^&x.se&xlat

243

cizelt iteek book

♦inntbtr ictrlel Cd. J*i.

rionim* cionino*

rinnamtl (ri»7MmaIdehid?)Ckf^.TT5

ctantmsle Cheri. n.

rinnunrin ^TTT'tOr •».
dmumene Chem. n.

«Bnam«Djl Ck<^. *•

clanamie aJj C^em,
cionamie acid ana

ciaoaiBic acid dibromidc
»r*?r fijW
cinaanuc alcohol
cinnamic aldehyde 5^5^

ciDnamo- = ctnnaiB (eienamnn)

*?ni'

clnnimol Ou^- «.

cinaamomeoua aJj, (eiQBainoo*eoio-
nrad) ^irfinT Tfr

.ciaaamoDu cortex » eianimon bark
JPiam.

ctBBamoiDum as dnnaiDOo
Gnnamoaum fieJ. ^rePriTJ^Tft
C. albiflonim«Cl Uaila
C, eunphort (eaaphoe iicaamoo,
Ca^fXfra Mra*)

(Tam. Tel. «'^S. Tula

«tt,Un. 'H^.Hia.Bea Gai-^xj;
liar.

G catsia (Cbineea ciaeaisoa, eaaaia
bark, eaaata lijnea. Chinese easaia)
«frt^TTfttrT

C. eeeidodapbneOiUlrec— Tr IIL
TPS)

C. (landaUrenim (a tmilUree) Crj.

C. iners (Hie. C»*

ifar. tW

C, jaraniciim (diitnbotion* Jara.

Borneo, ele.)

C. Tnicrocarpnia
(Baan Mai.

C. obtuaifohna (flowers whit^—
Bata) k^ajtr xnf^iai
C. patthenoaylon (« lefty tree—
Buo)

G piunflomm ■ r< Tt
C. reenrratum a Cinnamomam
piDciiloruBi

C. tamala (caaeia eiaaarsoa, eaaa.a
lifaea) (Bara

Ben Bin. ^asn)

C. zeyUnictiin (tres eiBnataoc)
«T»T*T {B-lf. Ben.

Kan. Gnj. Bin. Uar. IT'*

m)

Cinnamon /.»

cinnamon aldehyde Fkam. V^fwsT

5*3^ ^

Cinnaraoa bark 1 Pkir«i.^n(SSI.TW*
^ol

3 (Coneffa enntmmrfj) /.

cianamos-ba/k oil
rinnamOttJ>car 2ocj
rinnimon-bcIlMnl nulbaich ilrcs

Sritn

cinniraaD brown 1 Cel Ud

3 (a eotonr. rest yellow in

Uue. Saturation and OriUianco me-
dium ttez) troTTrWht
cinnimoot fern ' 5 t?Cm-*Js*iTf
einnamoo-headed ^reen pljron Aw

eiDoanoaic ady
cinnamondcat oil TTflktn-^
cinnamon oil

cinnamon atone m

cinaamon trcc^parrow /fact VTnfnt*

einoamoQ walerwaipia rinnaaomi
TT^fVn Ttf^. ■;TCfinr-«w
cmnanoyl wcinaamyl
einnamyl CAe^ *.

cinnamyl aleobol
cinnamyl cblonde
einnamylidene CAe>s. ".

rinnoline (nssamie+<)qi3eliHe)CAm.

cionrt ncincmiTl

cincjnefleif Bot^eans PctesJiiii) ^-

/

Qona V'fi^an Bllft
Gonidac titr «»

cipber«cypher
Cl polin m cipollino
cipollino (It , *a litUe onton*— in alln.
aion toils oTcrljiPg cones)

%ltil et.

Gf. (eirenlar)

Grcaea Bd- Ktlj^l rnift j t iift
G Inictlana (coomoo enebaater'a

nishtshade)

Grcactua .fre*

occurs in It spends pneh

time circling round high cp in
the air)

circmalis B^r rur-=«r'tt“te
cjmmtc adj. Rrt.

(‘curled like a tnain
Crcinus .fj.'ros. 37ft* "
circle 1 A. ^ n.

3 (an adonislraliTC unit in rarious
goeerement department*) ».

Cf dutnet

nrclc, circumfctcnec (4 quadrants)

*S « , Tlift wu (»

Grclc Arcounlant
Grcle Auditor
Grclc Board ^ JrrRr
circle, contingent rcci‘tcr

circle fate ^st yrr
circle headquarters jet-guTT**
circle iwpccttoo book fw&frspt.
Sw*

circle in<pctiioa note

Crcle Inipctiet
circle insimctiona
circle ma}
fitcle tioie*l^V tjST
circle of cloaest contact ir«k. anfVr*
lea ftiutl *i

eircle of curvainrc J/olA
circle ofiiee

eircle oficer qcr nftTTTl
circle office supcnniendcnt
*:u^P7-c>Ssi*
circle of issue

fifcle 0 / least coofasion Pi ft-

*vtr-4nt

circle of position .Vj- j feft.qsc
circle of reference =primitiTe circle
di'rcn. fr^Tt-q^'swsjwqsT
citric of aupcnntcndcnce
circle of supply
Grclc Orgiaiier qst srefttp
Grcle Orgauiier, Tribal U'elfsre
■ Tuln * . U T T f s- *»-»i 'I
circle ratiooiD'oSce qst-Rtfsr^ *77?*

circle report qsi lip’^TT
circle stock book-qct-TW-jTS*

Circle Sub>Inip«etor 344 eizcuAstancai

Orcle Sub-Iospector ^

Circle Snb'Impeclor of Police inrfw

Grcle Supenotendent nJlSifS
circle *y*teoi ^
circlet of tenticlM Zool «>!* ^
circle lourniment ^ rftmfirqir'fJT
Grcle Veccinator ^ JT^*
mcuit 1 qitr^ m

3E/<c. (the complete path of in
electric current) flU'TO m

3 Aitron ni

4

5 (going round) ^

circuit and real houiet

ftnifl'il

circuit breilcer Elee fWV**

circuit court igWrSW, TO •^I4i

TO

circuit bauae qflf>g m. nl« ♦toi
circuitiug 11

Circuit Judge egRrelgr
Circuit Juetice iTOiRtrfif
circuiioui erbitrige ^ron

rircuitoui route errf *lA, 4f»ft
circuitj of aetioB Leto (a longer
eounaof proeeediaf* tbaa !« ne*
eetiary) «l4*n{t

circfiUr od; t (eireuUnhiped) TllV.
trro > wriF.
aerftro

circultr » (circular letter) o.
circular aaympiote Ifol^ TO*ll

circnLaa-boob gf^r^ jrro
circular box

circular braclet irlwifirWIT
circular cbecjue En*. vfH* UgftW
circular 'Oil Phvi 3***
circular cone WnjJi
circular cutter nnt
cirrolar cylinder
cimitir date itamp nllt
circular defence * defence lu
depth B all-round defence IIH

arcular diagram Sloliitica iVtl
circular diic i^ TfeT
nrrnlar diipliccmenl Pht$

circular dnee rorrifrp *4* TO

»T^

circular fibre «TO flx]
circular file eftTO TOft
circular functien Jfii/Jt vj* ^
circular furrow Zool *4*t <0*1
circular G Bfrnt « (*1. for TOf'*
general)

circular holder of weather proof con.

atruction ^-<<5 *!l?t tnft
circular letter a.

circularly polanxed Pkft *4*

circular narpnal canal Zoof. *4^
Sf’S-fm

circular meaiure (of an engla)

circular motion *4*^ IT^
eircularnuicle Zoof
circular note (they are itauad by
banlt to peraona about to trarel
abroad) TOttTO »
circular ordera ^dmia
circular parti v4<’

(irgular pcDdulnm ifdtb «4«
circular permutation Vdtb TO
TO

circultr piece (of cardboard) liVs TOT

circular poinia tltlh

circular reaolution 4f^n TOtn

Circular run vjw Rf«

circular aaw vjjtKTO. Km

CirruUi‘ acale KiVKifl

circular aiece

circulira of High Giurt TTO rsiBITO
V bRui

CUtUiar rpadcQ^KKln, l^K KTTTI
Circular vcaael Zoof vjwifr’ft
circular wiodow amgr n , »4* WTTT

TO.nlKftnyt

circulate r6-^*|K-*f^TOK. ^BiKt
circulate ■ file lo ongiaal ifK wrfV

circulated for elwitiog public opioi.

OU iDkSS KtUK % few ^BIKI Km
cireulaliag od), vlgTO. Kffgrd
circulating aaactiCW Kf<TO TflKtT^
circulating repilal^iu Kf^TO jmpt
circuhling library bUto StTOTTO
circuiatiag library box arffTO JfTOT-
TO^

circull|t>>]ri»*3iBm Hf<TO tnWK
circulatlag water TO

circulation 1 q^TOT, n,

2 (aa, of n banknote) qf^TO n

3 (of blood) qffrri n .qftntm.
circulatioD of eir qfhtpl
circulation of blood

circulation of currency Econ TOlif*

qfiu«t-f

circulation of filet Kf^Kf ^KTlf
circulation of money Econ. STfqif-

circulation of nolei £kon qti gg i-

circulation of protoplaam sfR qf^qgK
circulation of the atmoiphere mg*
K*T5iq(tTOK

circulatory Anal , Zed. q ft q gw *
circulatory organ Zed qflqgKfK
eircnlalory ayairm qf<q5K-4rf&
aireuluf ccphalirui Zed, qfl4-TOM.
cireulua in dcfinicndo Lcgie KC*TOK

ciKumimbicnl nd/ qf<TlA(4^)
circumambulate ab qffTOq
circumambulalioQ q^TO n.
eircumambulalory ody. q^wnftf 13 )
circumccBire 4/elk n.
circumriBct aify. (girdtd arooBd)
qft>!KfTO

circumeircle 4/etk. fi.
circumciiioD qfrv^ n.
circumjeaudation aee Bonntiina of
circumdenudatioD
circumduction Phytiol, qf^KTTO n
circumeroiion KTOirni n.
circumference qftf^ in
cirtumflueneeq^TOTg ni-
circnmorbital aAj. Zool qffir
circumphiryngeal conncctiTe Zoof.

cimiiiipolar alar .lalron ITll^BnT.
qfiairqmn

circum raJiUBglol/i. qJ^ fem
ciTcumtciaiile Dot (dthiacing by a
trantTorat fiarure around tbe eir-
eumferaoee) q^fOft (-a^
eircuraicnbe 1 Krtnq*TOn.

3 atom q^kKq n (t) di;4ir ranaJ)
circumicnbed o<f/. 1 tOtriTO
3 Gnm qftfrftrt
circumaeripiion Uelk. q(l%TO *
drcumipertion rrsbrin/., VlqHff
drenmauneet qftfqqfe /. (CoaaL)

clieumtane** bayond control cllr-aconic

<lrfHinit»net» WyonJ ronlrol tfaril-

«ircuii)iUnrc» tcaJIn}; to the iu»pu
e»on

eirfHinsltncc* of projetlion .Vat?*.

elrrnnHtanual e\iJcnfe

eirrumvalUle rb. 1 (torurround nith
ft rknipirt trt'Tf)

3 (to surround with ft line of tren-
ches

cirrum^allsteivO (surrounded with ft
rsmpftrt, Jim*, surrounded

b) ft ndge or elevstion) >liV 1 ?v
nivKifti

circumssnate pspdiae Viaitl*

circuiDVslUtioD vtaiT|tlt*l *•
circumvsUatioB wall vrvTT'fMfv,

eireumveat r6.

cireumvcntioa
deceit ST«I
duplicitj 14(^19
double dea1io|i tlintui. ^dt
{taud ffntw. V>«f
Huile t(^

circus m. (from Bea^i)

theatre

Circus Arn wftl* BSlf#
circus cejuipa^e S|«ia(<l ^SITT
cirque— corrie Gfol. (broad do op
amphUheaton) *Hn/.
cirrate oij. (curtod) aref*T
Grrepedesraut Attt jfoiisrift-jnnfjt
(they arc yery eominon near
t{(V£a* ta\I OTtf b* oA'cn wm
runniofi about in the atony, laady
pUint adjaeent to then)
rirrhate—cirrate
cirrhatui iJ(>i 2hx. Ortirsy
cirrhiferoui — cirrhijienous
rlrrhigenous <id;. (producing teodrila
or tendriMika atruetnrea)
cirrhotc ■■ rirrase
cirrhosis .V#d. nttncvt. «flT«sqTr /.
cirrhous —cirrose
cdnhDS— cirrus
ctrriferous — cirrhi/eroBi
drrtgeDoni — dirUfeBOBi

Cirripeilia^oof «.

aul>elass)

cirro-cumulus atFVhJt'flbU
cirroscadj, (hoaring tondrils)

cirro-stratus irevt-dllbv
cirnis 1 (tondril)ft 1 C^/.f(a ten-
dril iiLo curl) 8**nni f.

3 Utttfrot “ marc ■ tail ( rcri
iiigli, fibrous, \thito olonda that are
composed of ico particles) 8881-^8

a Zoo/ 0 (organ of copulation in
sonio Piat>he)miothes) ftun* n.
h(aB> of ranous slender, uinall)
flesiblei appendages) etc** m.
cirrus sac Zool.
cirsoid arfj.

cirsoid haemangioma tn)si-

8tri»niT

CIS- (Lat. ‘on this tide*, opposed to
Irons- or si/lrir BK-) «11T-
C I sheet roofing m. wryt! ift BS
( * Short for sstgr oorm-
gated iron)

Cisst im (ftfiewii

kind of crow m BTWin
Wl 'a parrot’ from its red bill and
green plumage)

Ossampclos Sot. tnnEH

C csipcba ■■ C. psreirs
G ronsolvttlaccB — C parcira
C glabra — Sicphania glsbro
G licrnsndifolia >■ Slephanis bei-
nanJifolia

C heiindra— Sicphania bcmindi.
folia

C. parcira (false pareira braca, Tel-
Tet leaf) (B . N-

^Ptnet, Itombaj afk^, 8inh irnii-

srela)

G tnindcB — G parcira
Ciisoid (k enrre) dfolk. (Qk liisonifri
'like irj") «

Ciisus Bo/ (a genus of woody Tines
allied to the grape) •TWIVl'twft
G adnata — Vitis sdntis
G cordata «s Vitie rrpens
G cdnlit — Vitis quadrangulani
G pillida — Viiis psllidi
G pedsta ■* Vilis pedata
G quadrangulsrie — Viiit qusdr-
angnlaria

G setoaa — Vitta ecloaa

Ci'tanchc Sot

G tiihulosa(Slainents woolly ftt the
base— Basil)

Oslclla Zool. (shell structure smalt
nnd lound-CMH. I1I.606) vj®*.
ff3nr«

cistern (water lank or reserroir) V^ty-
trviu

cisterns chyli *» rcccpticulum chjli
Zcof 'jrfsRttnr w
cisterns mtgna dnut. Hgl}** n.
Csticola Arei sptvfirft-HTrfit (they
are found where there are wija
stretches of grassland)
cis-trans oAj CAcm ^IIUTT
cis.traBs isomerism Ckem. ViTIViT.
RttniSI

Gsiudo — Terrapese
G lutarta (Lat, lutarta ‘beloogisg
to mnd', fr> {n<«fir/s ‘licing {n
mnd*) If JItll ijut®

riudcl 8m^n.*tli».,*TTnt. cifj*.

rfsl/a dim. of nttadt Vty')
Ot-amerdu nTinospora ccrdifolls
citaliea l (to call npon to appHr
before a court) 01(14 ti. '

3 ^4rT*t n (we cite only by utb^
rity, waqnotetor general purpCBM
of eenTameaoa — Aiyar)
quoistiOD

cite r6. 1 (to cafl upon officially or
authontatirely to appear

before a court).Hic,in
3 (to quote by way of authority
or prooO (uaMlaa®).

(quote)

Cited aboTe I«x

cued with approTsl 814^14
Gtellus—Spermophilua

nitional yifHc
aub;cci B8I
inhabitant CftTltft
rcsidcDt fkqnfl

citiscn oflndia 8iya VTBirifl®
cituenship m»lf/*wt/. (ContO
domicile K^fTR
cito (soon, rather) ado, wfigTTT
cUr-, citro- (citric) ft*5 (l^s^*

fia)

citr^roBstc Cken. f4T5Jlft<l4
cUrjconic adj. (ci/rio + artNsilta)

cvti-tcenic acid

346

city eompaniatorr allowane*

Cktm.

citi'sconic acid fSnS'S^frv <n«t
air>acoDic anhydride

citral (ci/ron + oJdeliyde) Chem ft*55
m

nir-amide fit»l firtw
curate n Chetn it

citrate eft CAert.

«rw

citrated aJj ft*a4\Ru
atrated caffeine Pharm.

citrate soluble form

cilreaii = citnne
cttrene n

direout adj.

citric adj Ckem (fsr^. -will

change to before certain auffi

xea to diatingniah it from the
denaatiTos of f^]
dtrie acid an?

ei trie tad erfsoism an?

i*Tt^

dtrifoUtn Bol Tex (with letTM like
the leaoii treei Citrua) (tnffT))
eitnfom adj (lamon shaped)
dtnformis fttapey
tiUw adj Iwcitreanl^avy
&(lilce a eitroB or letnon) ftaamt i
S (of the colour citnoe) raajadf,
(leiaon yellow) tnarftmTF

4 hfiiural.

citnne n. 1 (« colour, reddisb-yellow
in hue, aatiuation aud bnlh
ance medimn tw) mydlBiT?
a w y ellow qutm Ifmeraf. dts-

amnemyrobalaa (Tmnioolio ofrtnc)

feat / (UW )

atnne ointment PWn fin^- wnim
Otnnus (lemon yellow) ferj-d^tr
citn-odorus^ei T(u fnj BTO
euro-, otr- (ctrie) Ciun fna-
(fa^Teu) ’

eitro-meter fkajJira m.

Curomyrei fk>5?yF.rrtftr
C. pfeffentogi wr? ftn«?(aenB.
y/rfre ‘pepper, eharp )

oiroolftjj^.endtTn

mtdtea) m. (B if ),

citronade^lemoaade iaiqaiaa n
ritronella fnf^ /

CJ limefinq?

citroneUa grass (Cymbepoaon nardui)
/ 1 «

eitronellal { ettmaeffa + nfdeliy da }
m

citronella oit W

citronellic acid CArm. feagl^ an«
citronellol Cktm feaffOa m.
eitronellyl CAem n

eitrooetlyt aceUie ft tgVlw gattrt
citroneUyl lormMe
citron green ^
eitrooio CAen feaaft /

citronine Cof. 7nd

citron water ferj-??
atron yellow (rcadeih yellow dhpry
to hoe, o f Tory high 5 bVilliaece'
galatfv, feijdla
CitruUiMBa,

colocyaibia (bitter apple, bitter

cqe oiBber.eodoqu iBtide.coloc} nth)

f»TaTFft vifeaw (NmM. rsamff,
Beo Hio. Uar fsyro. Ouj r?ani)
C. 6iiulotiis>C. Talgans par. fit.
(uloeos

C vuigtrte (water melon) nrem
»ffe*T(B.U Mar. lofin.

pado. Gu) iartnfo. Bombay

kofinjo)

t Tulgans tar fittolosos « C.

ftf-T? (ni„)

(MW. ftPnj, Pan. (onrfur,
Isndu. ftndo)

citrus (a eolonr) w snlpbur yellow
(yellow dir in hue, o( Tory high S
brilliance) ^dVs
Citrus Sot ^%-WKjfH
C. acids (acid lime) *»*? fitrj
C luTtBtiua (orange tree. Cblna
orange. Portugal orauga. sweet
orange) Wtfe ftrj (B..U. stm,
Nadk. sn>lrt. Bib aiW, Ben.
narnga, Kan nrtn, Ceylon
nardalai. UaL madknraaaronnai
Mar Tam. nrhpjU Tal
C lursntinm par. bergusia (berga-
mo tt a orange) »*>ft Ot>T) wetn Brrj
(B if »*w.UW. nTdl. Kan «»w. jjal,
/emAAalom.Tal /emlAaZama.TTn

jonbha)

C. aurantium tor. bigaradia (bitter
orange. Senile orange, bigarade
orange) «5 (nilT) Ffe
C. bcrgamian. C aurantium rnr>

C. bigaradia E* C. aurantium car.

C, dccuRiaiia= (L maxima
C. hyeinx fir*5 (Tr. 1.167)

C. limetti fey Brtq
C linionia sttdlT

C. maxima (forbidden fruit, grape-
fruit, paradise-apple, pompelmoi,
pomelo, pomuielmoose. shaddock)
*ISlfe»S(i}en tttlftij. Bin. ffH-
^TO)

Q. medica (Adam's apple, citron,
eedrat. melon lime) dfetJT fit^
(B ,M Ben. Bin fHrfr, Guj.
Bombay ^lanr, pan.

Wffl

C nediis Par. idda (aeid Iims, lour
lime of India) anF (v^f) tflS^
fe*5(Basn vejm^tr, Hin.ft^, Ouj.
Wife's. Mat. fr»J)

C. medics ear. limetu (sweet Iios.
Iimetta) fet («^I5) iftsro (Hm.

Ben. rfIJT Ouj. dfit Pan.
Mar.mtfe^)

(X mediea par. Iimonuo (lemon)
(tV) dfeu fetj (MW. «nrT.
tNh. Nadk Bin. w«4lt)

C, tnfoliita feydi (fell
Citrus die beck diaeiie ffefinirffe

Ciinii fmil fktSTXltffe ??

Ctrni fruit reiearch scheme ffeff*
tnrtdfe ?? sT^^euihinti
Citrus fruit research slition ferj-

Citrus Fruit Scheme fetjtntnOd-^*

Citrus Fruit Specialist fkijm ift-

Citrus pedigree nursery ferjj*
•rfjTtire TtgefI

Citrus plantitiOBfepqnn^TiffSV^
Citrus seedling fesqcnrnffesmiTT
eitrylidene CAem. n.

eilyantTn (Const)
aty booking office Sly. iTnr-snwWW
aiy compensitory allowssee int

dtr c o «i>oittion

347

eWil di>ibiUti«i

«Tj««F5fT^

city toTporjlion niTt'fV^ni. mwnt-

eltj lounfil ^iTT
<•5t^ court
oljr elder WTt tH
city eteclioa
City En'inecr

eUj 4»tl>«r {inCTnV>« ol % city toun
cil) (<■/•

city forest sfnr^iT

city house rtitT->I5 (ice country house)
City Inspector snn
cltj limits rirft.trtTTFr
City M*g>»tr»ie smT
city minsgcr

Citv Municipil Committee infra

Civ'll SlitioB Suh Committee fnc
PtWtTt'irufa
city municipslity
city officer WTTTtftnfl
elty purpose snTJnhn
City Superiaieodeat of Police vrry.
infijt-WhjW

civet I U lubtttDce of t ttroof aasky
odonr. found in true civet ette)

«rak»«d&/.

g-elvetcelfrvcitnrft m. (socieot
word)

civc(tDeC&/tii nnlflvq n.
elrel eit rn, (eBcient word)

eirelone CAcu. (in odouroue ketone
found in civet nm^C-eiVTf)) Wlilit*

v?t»n/.

civic od;. (pertsiniog to > citueo)
wrafra, cprirw, wniT, 5ira^
mnniciptl I|>IT.
urban wrrfra
civic tffsiri ermr «ri
civic disorder (dittarbenee of peece
end order within e city) WTt vnf^<
tktl

Civic duty

civic edueetioD fir^tn, n iuft* .

ftrpf

dvie rights ttttT
erfjTH

civics wmr VTw, wfitffw.vrw «,
civil «d/ 1 (es opposed to mihtsry)
(Const )

3 ^fiw, Riwiftrw

3«ra.

4 Ltiv (ee oppoied to erimiael)
tCuust). «rrapft», v^^pr-

(Const )

in civil employ
civil account sifl^V
Cvil Account Code eiftPl*

Civil Aeeount Officer wtsf-fS-bwt
vtfCTTit

civil accounts lieail (nii^ra Irvtt-vfrt
civil action Low »«MSIt
civil aitininistraiioB SHIR^

civil adianrcs wfwt* B&Cre

atfRR

civil affairs Mil
ciVil aircraft 015^151

civil air defence 3/ff '»i*i’s't*ns*iH
artTVtf

civil and automobile cngioeerin*
tWI

cit it and ctiminat mattera «7TXTT tm

armrfsratfira^

Civil and Military Medical Services

wirar •nn *rafira Irarn
Civil and SlUitary Officcra
iflT

civil and rcrenuc prisoners tnsiK
«iVtTr»ra»*<l

civil and icsaioos court ttngtyvtn
emtaeTOVw

civil appellate court *uupv-J^fi-
WTTieru

avil appointment wra-

TT ftjrrt:

Civil Assisunt Surgeon am? Bp-

vrtufkfevHB

civil audit office am?-%QITfhgV

araiuu

Civil Audit Officer erftfkv bairftjtl*
• Krurfl

civil aiitbority iifiluKl. am?

pfiaifl

civil ai itUoB »&Ra ftiKWWgw
Gi il Aviation Department attfka
fvwiu fntin

civil aviation wing ei$|fn fiwm?U

eiYil bchiviour ftr«J aiwya, B*a *uv»
PT

civil branch eifift* vnwj

civil buildings and roads allfka «m

Gvil Gntonment General Hospital

a^rfJia BTPra asa-ftftvBTBa
in civil ca])acily am?^% adlria

civil ease Lew «^5TT

civil charge BbI^ BBIT

civil tinle aiUBT?B

civil circular

civil cloth aSifta

Civil Code «U5STT-ftff^

civil coDiniotiOD aw ftviH am? m.,

fratw

Civil Compensation Officer ei^fitt

sfitar wiwarfl

civil conspiracy Lcio (it will fiirnith
(■round for a civil action— Aiyar)
•TTpt*??B*a

ciVil consumption ara’TT TTStn, Bit*

afir* aT«ra

civil contempt (a kind of eon-
tempt of court) tBUPf-BwaH (vv*
iiT? fr. Const )

civil contract £etr (a contract of mar-
ritge without religious sanction)

CiVil court Low »^PT VRIUIBB,
•UBSmua (both from Const )
civil court decision nvpT'VVTQIBa*

Civil court decree vutpT-teiuiWB-
BI?fil

civil court depoiit Pra?iT-«rrai5ra.

eivil court of original jurisdiction
jwa feuit vuuprrera
civil day vufpy

civil death ^10 (the change of statue
of a person equivalent in its legal
consequences to natural death —

Web) am? ^<3,

>111 flusi-vrftvjf^

civil debtor Lnto STrapfta WBiffl.
v'TBJU

civil defence aiilT? nfttBI. Umfia

nfirntt

'Gvil DefeDL-n Department am?-
afarwhfwran

Civil Defence Organisation aRU?*

aflrrtri'^lv^

civil defenee personnel aftW?-a&-

TWT R^‘I

civil depirtment aSfta aiw-

T? finrm

aiyil deposits am? ftira

eivil distbiliticv (disqnahfieatiooa

meranant S<3 eiril rationing iclttn*

cItU. ditobadU

eraated by U«) ^
otH d»»«b«d>eofeino'rfrafBtR^nJ^-
wvH^i nr,

enl ditotdrr ■tllf*5

otU dupenury aUT^
eirfl dittnct »Pt7T {ofp- forest
diritioa

dril dutrift boondirj

Rt*n

GtJ Di»iriet Officer arta:^T-*T*TW*
wfigift ^

deil diitarbeoces wirftg ftyVw,

CITll dlTHlOB »i^TT WMIT

nnJ doctor Mt'SI*

cteil eductnonil e<ju«\»leftU «rm
^ i^tTr Rwi\«i^ »nrH»int?iV

eWil educational trutlfficatioDs ttTTT

rnv.jrr^

nrU eniplov aafirg ^

rieil employment 3TaTT?nTjfT

oTil emploement Jrrrj^,

ai ^rf wi )nt

Qeil Engineer »l?trx «Rry^ wrft
rlnl eagmerriag vmf anRniRfdt
/.•tPmMTn.

(irU engineenag aclKilartKip
■iTwr.fct* awtR*

dril ntimilea triTan?,

■iraw't

drii espendiiore vmx <n.

»Tf

defl fand anbectiption

dnl fnrleugb pae n^firT-Simitl-Vn
deil gaietled officer nieiT

eiTil goTemraent WW?

aeil gOTenment official

ddl be>inta\ WiaTT fitfipin¥a.*1tftg
ftrkvina

rirUian •• ein! aerrant «W7y^nrg.

{-Wl. (a portoD r ho la
sot aemig la tbs army or nary)

m

ciTilItn admintitritien sm-

citUub rlerk fitfTT

ftrUiaa ronratDptMn nniRg TTVt>li
■ifag atwlit

citUud employee K«{n«:dTrft,*TV>

citilitB guetted oGrer HX

gfry xFii^iR

nTiliaaeSeutmd^no^nOiXTWX*
Irflxfnrfl
eiTiIiaa patient

nnl'uB petaoBBcl xraTT

ctTiliaD |•opB\atioA mdsuj.

wnnagxm

deiliaB public XX^

ciTiluBa (goxetlaii. non garetted)

f>* vfnrd (n»T*ty,

eiTilian anrreyors

nnl impMilion (knnlon*. taxcc, and
dntien by tbo cie it antlwnty} XTX-

eiTilily faffyt/.ftxx «a.
einlixition WTXTI /.
enlinre Arffit

cinlac e*, mxXTW, ?r»X 14 '*}
cit lilted eulj. rt»x. wrxicx
eniliarr ( V aa.

einl jail efXflt-xnrttf
cml judge «xx<TT'*xnn^R
Oeil Jmlicul Officer tngrt rrrftx
•Rrttft

eiTil juntdiciioB t exXXTt-xRrKTiht

2 fxrpt: ir»tf«jy
etTil jnttiee Cnign->m

cult Itlioar QBit anxTX ini*^W
dnl law

drillaw and procedure
tfrrsffcxt

n»il Ictre ttl^^ «r?*nT. wftfVx 5 O
CITll leiTe par

dnl Icaie rolea ftxw

eiTil liabiliiMo atufirv
di it liaiaoB party «8Rr«
eiTil lifiertT «mx wmftx

teT»wej

ciTtl liaee firt WWw «a
«i»il lot 1 KT-nifl^/

3 (for the mainioncooa of ihs Ibn al
hoBtebold) nx^^yg aa.

Onl lilt OerV fittw

GnI lift Reeerre Fund of tlulcrt
yf* fv yyy-d^lyJtfr
drd liiigtiios eyyriT xiTxrx
d nl laavie ( cry, cnnunat lanatie)

lyyg'tjyam

citO milpnaif eyypg-ytry it m.

CITll marriage wnfryifty hxTT
dnl raattera ta^ (miucn otber

than enminal) tyygirftxx
dnl maTiiBBlxi Si 4 'tl (at la :

.beeaatoiteceooiltthaeiTilisaxi*

civil, inerhaaieal and electrical
enpocenn* xia<tl. ytRx* tRy
^^wTity^nfl

CITll medical admituttratioB XWy
■Mtl^ nmyy

rii il medical aiitlionty y8ftX(XTTTT)
tiyfty inTiXift

Gill Medical Department Jiatt

Vt^Rtwin

Gill Mnliral tJffii-er xirTT
■filXTfl

nitlmciiilicr»xiyTyatX’Ey xSftxXTfy
mil obligation (« legal oUmtion
fmforret1>lo bi a jivlicial trilmnal)

iyyiRrx

rml olfcBre Xiotr tyypTarytfX
riiil office K^< Tt

military offiehi Sfira yX ,

rinl offierr XiHty xfijyjft* x^Rx
xfyyift

eiTi) or meilical aullinritiri XIVTX

wyft ^ftx xrTwrfl

niil oierteof xryxy
nil! i*aT wyfiTXita
mil Iien^ion P utb Vrt

mil )wn«H>ner xqptx
Ctil IVniiiin* (Commutation) Kale*
«8fex.r«ifx«yy-(frrfxyiy*)fryx
Gnl rionecta xw yy
CITll po*t XKftx yy
civil po w e r 1 7 wi» tytyxxfc
(ConttJ

3 k80x xf« (C.in«tJ
mil priaen tyygit y.TiyiX
mil priwjocf (yv(n-n{l
rivil pmoner'a repater tyyTTTy^'

yerfl

mil piru-rdure £«ir txyCTT
Gnl Procedure (An>ci«li»eeO
■ycpt^cTT-WT-rni jyfjftx x^
Gnl I’roccdore Cn>lc IttgIT a***!

dvil j-roecedin- tar XT«T

HtiI proccaa £«w (I'nxe*" laacadby
a cml eonn)*yyrTXiifPxf
dnl “rationed'' areas merfiX “Xt»
x«"«rx

dnl ratioBin; aebeme ■ Sfay-XX-
wriy yt'Jtr

eiril xerntdr

cUdosipbonie

fWll TCMfJy Lon
rWU rc*j>on»il)ilily Lav

'jifiTH {oyp. cnmmil responsibility)
civil rcliil store HTTtlT'ftT^T-

W ^

ariuT retail store W^Trt-

ftmiOK

nvil revision Lav

OtU rijhu Lote WTTT^ •ir>*»tv»tTnift*
•fl¥H

civil rales illHH' f^QS,
cbfil salva^ wflfire KHUV^
nhlitarj salvt'e tlfnC
einl secretariat uff 9197 in*
civil secretariat establislmieBt Vn*

evil servant

GvilSerTice3rR^Jm,(G«nti. r#r-

nliKnyi^fBsi *aiimlnistrative ser*
ne«T 5ttTR^*<W

Gvil Service Commissioner VTn^-

Gvil Service fElseentive) ftTT
C%»rw)

Cvil Service (Judicial)

(>^«)

Gvil Service, Jodieial Brandi VTTTT
8m, *T[Pr« tnwT

GvQ Service Rcvalatioiu (ClS^Bj
(aT,fe.ft \

Gvil Service Repdationa (Sapenor)
fV^mr (Tf*z)

Gvil Service Roles

Gvil Service (C.C^) Rules ^.vrr^.

Gvil Services aMt? fim, amx

Gvil Services Gassificatioa Roles

Gvil Services Delegation Roles arT-

^■Sm-um.ulae-’iTua

Gvil Services (Cxtraenluury Pen-
sion) Roles amT-«ar-(«vwrw

faTfaVea-Jf^

Gvil Services (Gasalficsiion, Giotrol
and Appeal) Roles »?T7T8m-{r(t.
ft^wra vb^ jrn^T*)

Gvil Services (Safeguarding of Jfa.
Uonal Seeorily) Roles apTT'jr^.

eivil aeeietjimfnm
edvil statioa

M9

enil slition expansion scheme
civil station »uh<ommittec
aril atatns

Gvil Sob-AsMstant Surgeon aiWs

civil aab)ectionaTttfbC*rdtTFn
civil snb-overseer atdTT T? *

avil init (ConstJ

dvilanpplies Xi^TT
Gnl Sopplies Depaitmeol aPlTt-
sywXrw.^

Gvil Supply Inspector aw^Jmtr-

dvU supply section X.vWT'STl'l"
arjvTFt

Gvil Surgeon *,aTs
ffjet ftCiWA
avU surgeoncy ai?7T

^

Qnl Sofgeon's certificate *TIT

Wl Rumt*

Gvil Surgeon's ofBce
*TRWn

ovU training centre arVTfAftrRVt.

^ a >

dril treasury afllaV ■RrmiT
dvJ vacation »n « jiT-nl t Ria , »5t-

^T-<^afT«r

Gnl Veterinary Department am^
u^Srfvan-fifvnri
dril war ffat-JT,

Qvfl U’mg (of the Secretariat)
ft™ TS (cyp. Kilitary VTia j vs)
dvQ work «f4

ddJ works 3?e7X«3n^,

(ft fir. abort for p vr.D.)

cinl work* budget X.WJ-V-t’l'J-VTtR*

dnl works— dvU *tn^_

ac*fi(fv. (tn eontradutinction to : aval
vrorka “P.TT JX)

dva w g rks expenditure »HTT-*rW-

«n

dvil works— P.U'J).

fit. f^.(ia cootrad.atisetio9 to anl
works — etvil)

avil wrong aga;i<{egun ang’e
(CosstO V

dvil yesr-legalyearfkfr-M
dviseivt^an.

G £> (casual leave) atl. *t. (•iiaA'ft

wtrnr)

el. (eentiJiter) fit (^tftjrm)

Q (ehloriee) Chgm- ^ (‘Ot^')

G. (clause) «. (mt)

O. (clerk) fe (feS^)

Q. (GostndiQni) Boef. *I (tKT^-SSlft)
clack valre=elappct valve
cladding Jletal. Him u- (Rolfs p. <3)
(3adistia spolypierinL
Qadocera Zool. (an order of water-
Ceas) aafij-tni w. pvg flea. Bin-
fh^;. Sfar.

cladodel (cbylloclade of one
mteroods) ».

3 Bd. V^*(4k5WT «.

Qadodontidac dnnnTT^TT ei.
Oidodus FafeonfoJ. (a genua of Car-
boutferous abaiks) aiili<Bl)E-fi"»lft
cladogenoni adj. UfeeL (borne on
branches) tT.TO^

dadoaia Bet. (Gk. Uadm *bTxaeh
—because it u a sraeb>brascbed
lichen) irTXiS'Smft (v'lAl* asdesk
form)

C nngifetiiu (rsisdier mou) VTT*

C 1 a d e p h I a r t e^cd. (Gk. Ifudm
‘branch*. Arms braachad— PB.
1.720) n.mfn'a-rnt as.
Qadopbora Bd. (a genus, usually
flrmly attached) XtUMW! Jlfs
G criipata (cnipoas ‘curled*) *^3

G glomerita (it diSen from other
Cladophoraceas in being dipldd
&!7R IB both generatioe*— Keah
Water Algae of the U. S. by G. B.
Smith, 1933, p. 375) fyrju rvwn
G rapestns (rapofm *roekJaviag*«
growing between rocks)

TTW1U

Qadopherteeae Zlcc. llBM.f* «.
Gadopboralcs Bet TT 1 t»t-«Tf» ».
cladoptoeis Ret (annual dropping cd
twigs or branches instead ofleavea)
?rr«7TTy m.

Oadoselache PuZtosicZ. (the moat
primitive known genus c{ tharkliko
fishes) w'Wt-rrfy
G fvlcri srs!m xrng
Oadoseladiidae m.

cladoeipboek ai/. EcL ^ving

eladeiiphony

3S0

data

'braneli (aps)

rlidotipbon]^ So( WWianfiiat/
Qadoticphut fiot. (al>asa)di*c and
ersct long brandies)

Oidotln*

dum tb 1 'to asU

foraaarishf),PfWt

elaim « Kv'WTt / ?;rtt

lo establish a tUim to (It •'l<s»n

claimable aJj

claim accepted KCt4tn

claim apainst government %

claimant arcriv arcfi{f ( t^) «.
claimants in common Lnio

claim a* of nphi Mll^lK

claimed e^j a(vd>n

claiAied >o nunnion I^v ITgIvTfitI

claim (or coni|iepiatwo wsT

claim V)Ds1ii|> vnih 5tTT*t
claim of tight affy^Ht

(wrrert) «wi

ciiiiii of title n't «v«<lai
claim rcpuilialed arwuttSMTWW
eUiina cniiiniistion account wvdmr*

claims cum coinpensalion nffiecrS
■rvt*n-«:* ttf>m *f«nff
claims cnloncabU uniler (tie aliarh*
ment Ms(||U(Hiiilt ff1”l nvud'll'l.
cliiiii seivtcil Kv^ilT
Qsims Inspector attsrftl
claiiiii ofGae arcrdiTIF^ (u
Qsims OlEccr itv^vlTT-arfijrrfl
claims to service

Claisen rea.iion ( hmi a^ft sTtfirin
( riO tor brj’)

Qaiseo's ronilensalion gft ^rm STs
for q’S')

aaisen-s flisL ( *«,. (»,th 0 sliaped
an I tnbalateit necL)

(it It h a brand el neck) tTlfia dsnr

darn god Sfen/ WUW)

Clamator ^res »TCK (nv p,e|)
rlimmy plantain (i'/onli^pstt/iam)

clamour h wimW, trtt¥, VrvigR w.

clamoor ti (iVnw «TWt

rlamp 1 (a dsTica thasboMa together)

vlouMc jsvred clamy fgas ti
inclinohlc clamp mrT
nialleabte iron condenser ilsiiip

nitr<i>iii.lrr alarap ifVinT-«iaT
pressed steel toiukiiscr clamp
0ft3i-^rrm.am«>ab«T
riililicr tubing clamp
trignp clamp (nt
uateli glaaaelamp^-Vn^^

3 Attra» m

Sifyeof (llieeruallaeinicireularliol*
larrprotalieraiice.UuraUjraUaebrd
to the walls of tiro adjoining cells
and srrliing over tho eeptoni l>a-
tween (hem) at
climp<ce1l itnl

rlamp ronncction ilo(.(anoa(groitth)

(fnftir*®*

ilainjied fits

CltrnwIutcticliBs Xeof. Vnedstg

tnnfn

C, anguineui ((rille.| thark)
BWflBTJ
dan I (if« n
cjsie arft
trilse vmrs

3 rtoHl Tivt (a local clioiai unit of
eiiliordinata ranksi «. aitliont doiui>
nvnee) »i|td/

•.lan.lrsiineod^ utW
secret ipr
eoneealedl*^

rlaiuleslioc rtealiog Kcqc

rlandestinc imporlstion fftg» iriTTH
vlan.lesliDe leibage („[do‘l.) vt>ft d
kl^t

rlandestioelg ntjti Jj

elandestioe marriage amgC ^TTg
Cl ape ) r«n Qaasiue er|uatioDM
Claiisios e^nelHin

c|j|.,yyJe iKiueli (iripaef/ii bnem pna-
lorn) t^ftttW m.
clapper /*Ayi ilirr«M
dapper p0arli=>rlapprde pourh
riapper TaUesseleppet valve
dap|>e( valseoclepper valvc-tlarL
valve Rif aidl^cil
daraio (Ut tUni Xright*) Grot
H[»iIT ns (aeednrain)
claret I (a red vrine) tftetl/.

S-elaret red (rao m to bne, of

liigU l^sstiitatio" *vid l<vv( R but.
Iisnee)

ilarrtrnlgfirTll>K, {r»l WT m hue.
of liigh 3^ saturatinn aiul loir R
brilliance) *3^

rlarifiratiou 1 Whiffet ». (Const )

3 n.

riarilieil Liiitcr tu *fl
clarilicJ juice rA'vt fttr^fWIR
clarify r6- t WflRlR «T«n

3 ftarfltfCI. WtB3. *nT
cIsnnel = clarlonc( J)r«tir55f^/;
cltriuncimdannet

clarity of the Ii<]ui>l tntr iff
ClarL cell (» m f. 1.43J1 volts) £fer.

(the

elamentt are oierenry and (me)
QarLe'aatrrj'loeoccua arrSirrptococ*
nil mniaoi

dark proeraa rA*m (tho pp’eni lor
aotteninji scalar by tlia addition e(
slaked liiii»)\H«jfipn
dtrL’a rule (to find childrrn’a iloso*
svt. X adult dose) WiWfflT

fwi (acr lo iii«'a rule)

^laae IfiMcrob m (tifoet^*
inmeral)

r)»»U 3lil Sfflsrid II
collision <i«T'

claaiiialocyic (Ck IfonnolM ‘frag*

tiioiiV ) (btandved talU sslndvdetacU
portioni of tliBir procetiea) tifH*
kftcTI/.
clasp wn 1,1.
clupcr Zoot. m

clasping roots Bol. ^
.taapVnife (a large knife the blsiles
of VI Inch (old or shut into lie
handle) tim gfl. 3^

(es p. a Urge on»-bladed knife of thia
kind having a catch to lioll tke
Uble open ngidlyl TVtIg
di»e 1 m (Conil )

S«sft/,ir«tT M.CC^nsU
S(religioue denominations)

4 Dolt Zod, m
6 Cr»$t. as, {division
sralsm nift)

6 £idiii(ira (nnn m.
elass I utunJfT class one
cisss II nnSer class two

cUt» A

351

cltii two foxetU .

fUs$ ni tte^tnder eUs* Ihree
<!*ss A Blf I torfitr}/ JntJT 9^ «
elJS.4 B «

cU‘4 C ijrftW '*^>1

cU<4 arroma^Mion (in a train) 9^-
WR

cIms a alilioQ lilj WTtr

<!a»s B «^t. «

<Uj* liouBilariM Slalniiti

IRI^I

c1m» B itttion niy
tob«acU»* by on««lf

r*r

«lis* C ijjftv ^ n

«]*ii control JjTte Wt-Tis's'i

<lu* C autioQ Bit. «:»'c wr»

elaiiD^ji^A.wiW

<Iut degradation ir^

«IaM D itation Bly.
clutci iuh-
«Iai««r «T(r«^ { ’l) «■

•chiicr'i field-booV vrnrri jts.

4:U*>«r’< repJter rnti? €r TKft
<Uit(ellow < T\], ttSti <v
«!iii frequency Sla/iitin ^nrniTit.

wm

claialeal tJJ. (ntabliihod)
nitflV

«]ii*ical erodomica fff^anarvTTTV
cliHieal language IijiOm urn
«Iaj*ieal mutic xmftv Itrftj, aTafn
<nfm

elattieal pbytica

clastiral tehool rwn, Auv**

(ue tehoola o( eeooomiea)
cla*(tcal theory of international trade
wxarnft^ WTTtT *1 nfafea Pttt^
«Ias«ie view

alat«ificatioo 1 mfTvtat n*

9 Statiifirt At rttl ap i. vC?-

CT^ II (D/It. jToncing vH)

3 EJ*e th*WT»t II.
claiiificatiOD according to attributes
stdiiitire j’njxTT niHept
claaiiScatioo according to clast in.
terrali Staltilir* (n»TtTP?rT4»^>ttT

cIt*>ificatMD according to dicbotoay
SMutUi T»x-*rwTv5f»Tn (rr
*«ppoatiaa in pain')

cta<si(ication by seasomngproperties
Eortttry AXllvt-apny^tT a*i)»i**i
cla<siiicattonbT weight (ol timbers)
tTm3*lI7 ^ifTttiit

estremclc liejvy atHtfilCtTTf), atW-

tery beary »J»t *TTT). atfejtt
heavy *frfr. apt

moderately heavy Npaitui HTft.antft"

»r?

light tit*, rg
▼err light wjs (9^.
elaasihcalionctiniinilteeViOcT^-nftrfS
Qassi6catioa, Control and Appeal
Roles TjRiTxt. tnn

RtTB

elatsification list
elassification mark sn)TVt9-fn
classification of area VI liflviei
elassification of bnildifigt inr^ VT

classification of case* Jdssiis.

VnTvT*»(S 0 M 3 l)

classification of data StolMtics RTtnD*

cltttificauon of goods vpjiif vt snl-
CT*T

classification of money Enn

elassification ot opentioos Avi4.vn!'

elissificttion of post# VT vdTvt[0|
claasificatiott of reserred forests arr-
tfjra vu! vt anITvfsi
elassification of seeds d)in VT onf cpt
classification of sods
classification of ihioniogs Eerntry

ftreR.vnfTTn

claMifieatioo repster i VfllTfei ufft
3 i:<iM. ^»m-vi=3)
classification repster of c:xpenditare

classification sheet vnfvTSi ^
classified aJj.

cls«sified abstract A%||

classified abstract of cxpeodilnre
tTV-affsr%

classified advertisement

clsaslfied and dutribnted vnrfS 11I7

daasified graphically im VifiyT

cU<sified heading ^/TFf t tW*
classified list ^rirpt
clarified po-l ^
classified regmer
claiMfied statement Vtfff 5 fttlA
clasaifier (<.' m.

classify vtlfvRI VT^n
cluiifimg viffvfOT w.
class-interval 1 Educ. PtyeheJ.

2 bM</stira ^*ii<i-*i*uf

class legislation tpVffVR
claas limits ftetiKira ftflm-AYtn
class magnitude StaliiUei

ftfarr

class master ^jrrenv

class name vf) Viv

class of eamsge Cl SCTt

class of diet RTfTf JIVIT

class of fare ST^ Vf >TTrV-Vil

class of booses ^ vfi

class of officer aiffllfl VT v>'l

class of persons vh flliv

clus of service

class of trees qv-vri

class of s ebicle VR vft

class of witnesses

clais one Btnivd

Class I Central Service ef)

Vrfrt&sn

cU«s I forests completely protect*
ed Htm Vi{ v^.^TtffsR
class I officer wih «t<V efflcvtft
class I prisoner xrotl Vn tl»^

Class I Service snw art &Tt
class I limber snm ^ 9Vi|t
class I warrant smi Vi*( sri^m
class rate Vi(.irt

Class's bacillus =Diplococcus scarla.
tmae

class theory (of proposition) Lo^ie tn’l*

class three ij^rt Wi)

class III forests protected by law
only ifftf Wi) VW. rtf«
class III prisoner ipfR ni)
class III timber ifttV
class in tourist car Bly if^tv
•rtR-VR

elasa two frfR wi)
data II area Fcpreilfy «f) in

class II iorests generallj protected

CU»i two (H) JuaicUl Sorrico S52 Clkyton clMK lad

'n, «wi«ta tfiir*

aita n Jadjcul Service fsrftn

clus II officer
cites 11 pnsoner ftwW
aaes II Service ftffW ^

class II limber fifdW ^

class view Lo^ic
class war
•cllsuc Biochem.
elastic adj Petrog.

C/. plastic, bitsiic
clastic defomation Petrcv-
Wwm (Tj-rrsll p.803)
clathrate ad}, V^tol, (shaped tike a
lattice) ‘■leieit

Qathnna Zoal (a nmpla ealearsool
sponge lattice work)

C blanea ?TTtHWf ejjilJlHS
Claihrulioa Zool.

clatter clogs s horseboof (Xmttlaoa
farfara) «.

Qaade process CAort. (tor sjotliesit
of aniiiionia. at 900 atinospbares)

Qaude’t apparatus
Oandet nethod Clton «T-trT«tV flHl
('liquefactioa of air )
daodeiite (Ai,0i. in thin plates)
I t q j tifia m (n plate, for *rtr^
aratcie, for oaidsi *t* (or
mineral)

danse 1 (psrt o{a*antence)ciT»hr"i
S (a tingle paragraph or sab.1n isioa
of a docnnient) W*V lit (Const )
phrase (u« article)

•lanse bj clause aivtlT
asDseoa Pot tnnfa

C excsvsta (the plant is ut«l (or
digeetion— Uasn)^t^*

C. peoisphylla snnwr (Oin.

«in3B)

dause of sccniai Laa BV?%-ctvg
Oaos foRBuIa (©( benzene) CActn.
(having three diagonals)
tp

Cl ■ n s i o • Qspe^ron et^atiioo a
Gioiios eipialion

Gsusius equahon ((or ealcnlsting
Tspocr presssrs and the heat o(
vapoofiiation) nrflflotmiftwt (tt
for tiw vapoer)

OanalBi MoMtl relationsliip (ratio

between density and dielectric eon*
stant) ^¥*9

Qsus lita CAem. *1*917 WT7TW(/or er-
pifoBotiois sreChenewClaus process)
Qaus rcartioa CAens. si*«T7Bftft9I
(/or cxptaiMtieM tee Gianee'Ctaua
process)

eIausthaIite*(hi1|f¥Vta (tfl^lMd.ln*
tor selcDide. for min^

ral)

eliBsus Jfycot. (closed)
clantBmsrsli marigold {Cattka paluf
Ins) •t»*)l^ A
clave Ifgzo). I *in/.

'3 (the dnb-ehep^ fmiting atrne*
tore of certain fangs) IT^19T9

etaval rr^*

Qareria Bol. (fr. Iiet r(dr<i‘a clnb';
a genna of flMli> lungi, t)pif>ing
the fsinil) CtswrKirtvic) tlflW*-
sntrfil

Oartriacese Bol fW n

elavantdiie )Rf yco). *lin¥Mq.. si^itn*
WPB,(elob ahaped) W^Wt
clavaroid o<l> J/gcd.
elevate ilo( (vluWhap«il)gj|T1WI?,0ilo
a«Iub)»rTWt

clavate*halbouaJ/p<Dl si^-i.i^iti?
ClavateUt Zeal, V¥f<T« mfV
clavaie papillaewfangiforni papillae
^nat w

clavatut ad}, (dubtheped) *ITT¥TT
Qai elliDS Zod. vmm mfff
GivelliDidte aiWI\l>VtT m,
ClavicepsBol (a feous o( aac fungi)
rrftf^R-uJiift
C pa8|>alt ¥7**J-t»^ftrT
C. purpurea (the ergot of o •) ’*)*!•

clavirlesiiillar bone entrg ii (from

«■«)

clavicular A fr Amit mvtn
clavmilatenifr Zod (heTiugclavielM)
■SrO (-tq.)

riaviculo* (dsnotce 'clavicular and*)
arr^rv

claviform aJj Zed. s t ^ i s. 7
rtavillose ad}, (dobbad. dob-shaped)
JXycol. *HTW^, SI mu
clevis (a kc)) Uvd. ^ /.
devoid adj. ^nUike) sTTHt
clavnla Zgd.

damlttctkfy. Jlfycd (somewhat
ahsped) Witi^iun
divuiatotwdavttlate
davule flittla club') ll^td, ( '
ahaped apornphore in certain fucjp
at in Clarorio) *lfi(*l/.
davua i/yi-ol (disease ot grasses in
which the grains are replaced by
dark club-aliiped bodies) n^T^/
claw s[e*T tA.

Cf nail

claw liar Jlly. IIWT*^»«
claw coujding AfacA.
clawed ad], Sol- ¥wfl ( r^)
dawflowered laurel (dcronyrAto hr
ri/dia) ■nT¥5W in.
clawleii oiler Atwt
day X i|[ftr9T (ita grama are smaller
than tliose of tilt f%)i (ff**Tl/.(r/.
nrT^vit ancient word), ftft

8 (yellow isli red) allow
in hue. saturation and Irilliance
niediiim ***) 9V¥miW\ii
day b*)) ft»T,
day Led (««!• srfw*l
day colour

fltyey fld} 1 ?*»9, ?Mnt

8 fm«t

dayey btark
dayry loam fwTOT-tlVT
dayey samUione ^sn m^ltu
clayey soilfvvwi^.

day fraction

day ironuone nfkltiiltw

day like

day loam (9T¥vt

day mineral St^Til

day.Dioddlin^' ^

day pan (»lisllow depression eorafsl
with « els> ay deposit)
day particica snr. firfl %

day jiipeqt-Vnw
day pit txfW«T-*td
day nog tHW¥
day schiit^-gwrat
day aUie i-ziroi?. ^rtwfe¥T/.
clayt whorsehoof
day ubtels (unne ebsetbeiit] Sly
Wfiwi {<CM^)

Qayf on doU> > elotb red

CUyton cloth icailet 3S3

Clinton elotk ic*tlel = thi**ine red
CN

Clayton rolton brown = letracotU F

Clayton yellow»i=cotlon yellow

elay toy t 4

clay triangle fWloi

flay trougli

rlay-ware

cUyweed = |ior>elioof
clean rfc. 1 ^t^tTT, Hll-t,

HVTF 5 !, 'Ol^t
3(r*. liolea) ftTftW
clean nfj 1
35 T

clean accepUnee » fenefal aceep.

unee Fiiiatire WIWI^T
clean ad>aneca Financt nitn*^3TfilW
clean hill Finance ftTS

clean bill of lading «r*ii*‘i
clean bole Ferritrv ft
clean eaab booV tPfWT*»
clean rlotbing ea«0
clean condition arts Ttn
clean credit ttiHF^ T^nt
clean draft Cow. WWI*^
cleaned cotton avfttrt
cleaned ganji crtftfl xhtr
clean enrironmcot MtUtil

cleaner nrms.iTTjiv.fTt'nifit.
cleaner dnver te:r»f.arn>rc
clean fellitig<ac1eir felling
clean fibre IPJ
clean handa Luk QV arMrcm
cleaning 1 (|ix<r, W'tTfi

wwr n , wn wT*t,

2 (of boleal ft mm n

tnerrury cleaning apparatua C/wm.

cleaning charge ttaiR

cleaning ciolli mm nm

cleaning compound te*Ua>(l ftnfit

cleaning fire Jilf/, trft^*hm

cleanin* fool ^ocJ. ftvn

eletniog gang min

cleaning inarhine Htja Tm

cleaning nieaaurra

cleaning operation rT*CT btrt

cleaning parade nrm

cleaning room mnm *tl

cleaning toip ninwa

clean bnen godown tmo vV^jrrrr

cleanlineaa Wtm/.

eleanlineia eamptlp newiTT-anKlm

eleanae tift. Jinh’,

eleanamg flmd t^VR (TTSt

clean timber <rVTt

clean tow (fibiea of flat) Wm TtlW^

clean wheat

clear ailj 1

2 R*il

3 (tree from chariiea ordednctiona)
i Forfftrf ftfffiW

a aroM

four daya*elear notw'e Vlf
«t «iyr?i

elaart^ 1 M'Cftt.fT

3 (aa a cheque) UHlVim,
trm

3 fjnBfm. ftvnivi
i (a roi.l) ftnh* «RI,
cl'ar a bill Smliut/ HTt tftm
clear an account 4fltli)tri
clearan.-e l n

3 n

3 rttrimm d . 5«ptT

4 ViicA. (niargiii of «piec)>ttlcnTn.
0 Uerilime boio WOtfra^ W B

C » > ft»i«at» frend

clearance card ftaiRW
t learance certificate tOTWri

elearioce fit A/.teA. •.

clearance foecultiaation ^if) 4
<B'eotrt*i

clearance inwar.la atnupWTsft^l BWt-
^rhj^

clearaucc of an.lit objeciloo* 4m-
trfimwnftfv! fti «m 7 , hsf.
trftwi arrtfwnf «| rnnwisr
clearance of foreal land nT>I^ *1

clearamc of goo.!# fhnmrr, nTgwf
Oftfird

clcarame of rtocka «»«
clearance of the felling area Icrt'Irg

cIcaraniT oniward* Wfl-

rlrarance regiateritJiiiIlVB <mft
xlrarancc fcgAtcr of depoaita fJiJtq.
wrnillm

rlearance aimeatqntw-a^
clear amlconcMewiaflf^riniC^iifta)
clear and poaiiive proof iqy rftT
fliyiT Hwrn

rlcar and almple rqr afty Ryw

clear annuity (on niuch duly Laa
been piid)

clear bole Forfifry(pirt of bole which
in free froBi large brincbea— I F.B.)
Bitmfw wmt ftttnw

clear riiame (iR «r*ftT
tlear eop\

clear credit =topen credit stttR
clear ml

clear day* Law ^ ^

Jearril area wfttw Sw

cleared line* or ftrip* Ft rritrii Wftwi

nftal ftiw trfrri

cleared with eargoe*

clearer 7. rlilf arqiijil* w
clearer fillet Ttilihs <r{t

clearen groiimU W«ft« »nvnT
ilearett nccctaiiy fiitRM atmUKn
clear cvidemc of proof sntiei »i fit
Biji. BiTft tram
clear fell Forr«/r// drthl.lTm
clear felled area Fcreili li ftfVd-llftff

ilejr felled block rerr»fryftt?Ttr-llfts

W*T

I lear felled atnp Feretfrii ftlJtT'Hfinr

clear filling Fcrttlrn (couipleia re-
moral of (lie attnding crop iii on«
operation— I F R )

rlrar frlllng by rnmpariment* Foret-
fry ftthl-llrt'i

cleat felling method *■ tlear felling
(yatem

clear felling lysleni Forealry ftfht*
itiR-nrs

clear ftllinj wiili reeerted group*
FpL.frw «f%W

HWl

clear lliiid

clear income im

clearing i eBtO^t er i> . fT»^

2 Bitnlinif Hftitdiji, Brhun.

S ftMiim n , fireimfT
4 (a roi.l) ftihr «T«rl
clearing a bill flu WH It h w
clearing adjiuimcnt WnffhPt-tnn-
ibrr

clearing agent firrm-atrimf
clearing agreement

clearing and
clearin' an.l forHardioj; agent
»reT wiiTJi »rfwT<ri-
cleanog inj lining roailt HTcf »r
aflT gt ’W’najg

cIcano'LanL SW.TfygT-wrsigrg
clearing brush CTTgn ^
clearing chirgca ftrqriHJf «re. fiicgi
?H-a»TiT

clearing ground tjTff HtJtt ai, ^ffir
CRT

cleanng-houie «w,Tt>47T (to pij
mutual adjustment Hniai.g
abbreviated to (mvmt)

account mnnlgil.ljS.

cleanng.hou.e balaoie ag u i lm -CT
fn

clearinghouse aUmp B sinf l vg -ng.
5TW

eleanng.house ataiislira TOirihra-«H.

clearing memher bank t n miln* .

« 1 a a r I n g nut finj^/ (Ben Bui
Pan)

w«»

ram)

clearing of land

clearing of village ..t* vmnx-
Tvmn

cl einnga far euluvatioa teft ^ fipr

clear length nif wgig arnm
clearly ngs , fnim. TTC, Wt ^ ^
eapheitly yujingr
eapressly ilflmtvpTVI
precisely ^Tcgir

d«rl, ..a aiphcil, JV,

gecwgtl

d«,ij .=a i,;,u, i.ttsam

TIH

Clearly and precisely eipreised
m-- rfrt gTOs erfits^
clearly indicated m firf^

clearly necessity Rrr errm*
clearly proven mJnnftiT
clearly onjuit fTTT WtTITpJ

** l'^°po«al rrefriffS

tlw of^ dedoetiooa (n «T««vifI

forwarding .. 351

clear of all reasonable doubt Z.av
9''^

clear off jg ctur^ g^jin
tlear ordemizin^
clear proRis nnr
clear Jiroof fg«s grnm
Vkar> signal Rig
i-learaiary := clerestory
clear atrip aysirn,

clear the issues SnI ^ rr«r <Tin
clear line (of ^
irur^

€leJr.the.|iTO message fj;, ■mA ?)■
‘jnJi ^ at^ '

elear.tSedine telegram -arf
"P'

clear title La„

clear vacanry ggu

clear weather a(l(q

clear yearly a ,|„e ntfH Wgi

•Hi

eleavabiUlr f tmgttr /.
a torutrf /

Cloozno folinn

C/ fcKture df.a^rtj *l'?(s*efauJt)
8 Ferttlnr VT*I. ff^ts) n.
cleavage cavity 7 «l Wnrr^
cleavage furrow Im (McLoai, 1 871
*rtgg»(l»r

I,., TOilm

cl«YIRCpt,„c«m-mM^

' r*. «»Ht W», ftura, »,Vi

'firw'^ wriiifTiYa

,u„.

clef Jfmu fwO /
cleft flrf/ fjrt ^

cleft palate ^

Qeifunthu.^

U collioua tTTin«W>^ (Bmu iP-fl)
cleiitocarp ifycat-eleinotheeiom
OeialocarpaeBar. (the opwculua...
not devalopad) ■Rgwg?. »s.pj.

" ITOTSl

3(111 fungi) atf^tg
aed dowers'), trtvTItfl (ra)

I’d- ».. W4w.

I'm/

cleistoga rnous dowers)

(-fX) m.

3 (a cleiatogamous It iwer)
jr?

eleisiotheeiuia Oot. (Tt^repr w.
apoihecium

eleiihrum rd/„H<of (* bone situate.!
I^»l to the clancle— Cbamben)

cl^une w bnlliint heliotrope 2

aemali, Bjw'yjnrtft
C gounana tr*»,n*r-, ,oj)

Wo^er* small— Baau)

C gt^veolens (the Tery ronipoiiml
leaf dislinguiahes tbli species tl
once— Basu) ♦tgwS-Wfwff
C ffloniinawC, nspaulrnsis
C. anaroina m C, imilaeifolit
C ospeuteniia

C. SDilacifolit (Dowers Urge—
Baao) <16ja *>9*^

Qt^ba <TnrT*g-«^gstf (b , N . lb

c^lilba (travsilsr’s joy) *nn-* 9 -

clemt^ flof Tm. (clematis liVs)

clemency
"cccy ^
lo'ty TtTT®/

gMcewj^STj

Oement and Deiomea method J>A,i.

(^ - V 5 -’!)Vv«-<><«

<» big carboy it nted)
cleorhed fiat ^
aeome Jhe. W*g1ft njft
C brtebycarpi (the plant 11 Ttry
bittar— Baau) •J-wdjftfl
C chelid onil (flouar, roay-Basu)
Minflfl

C. feLnaRnn»T-rrt;tfffy(UW. «W1)

cUasx unit

Cleema gynandxa ^

C. prBii>dr»*CTMildropiU pyn.
andra

C. hepUpbylU (letTes seven folic

late— B ssq) wftvKt

■C. moaopiiyJ/a' (Utres ample —
Bisn)

C. petKsphylU = Gynindrop»is
^nsndra
C. sunplifoha
timpte leaf)

C. viscosa (wild nmsUrd dog mus-
tard, stieky cleomsl
Crtl (B., N. Bombaj kan-

Mar ▼•i'l'ti)

clepsydra /.

Qepaydropsis Paf^ntof. (koowledge of
this plaot was limited to the petiole
and raclus JTnj— Scott L303]

clerestory (that part of a choreh
which rises elear of the roofs of the
other parts, and whose walls con-
tain windows (or lighting the
central petts of the interior) vnT99>
tn^f^ ft.
clerestory window
clergy
clerical

clerical assistant
clenesl error
clerical establlshmeot

clerical nutter film-

itm

clerical ofBeer firfm-srfmify
clerical service
clerical staff firfic-nfi
clerical work

Ocrici aolotion Chem. (thalliom for-
mate Tatn and thalliom ma-
lonate n.

clerk fkfix in. (Const.)
clerkage 1 (clerks cotleeiiTely) fefix-
nw m.

3 (wages of clerk)

S (work of clerk) n.

clerk eoneeraed swf /wfi» «.
elerkery 1 (botioess of a clerk) fisFlV

S (a body of clerks) fifix-nw m.
clerk-iB-charge

clerk, lower diyision (select grade)
fit^, fifsx tlttm JIXl)

Qerk of Conrt Laio snWhAH.itivX
m. (The Head Copyist works under
the .les&taat Sup«noteo3eat of the
Vernacular Branch who is the
official referred to as ‘Clerk of
Court’ in the eircnlac— DOM. 13)
clerk of the Crown
clerk of the house (Assembf) ) (nn-
fiifix

Qerks Association

cleika' attendance register fitfwTX*

elerkship 1 a

3 fitfrx*XPr n,
clerk-stenographer
clerk, upper division (aeiect grade)
7W rhm (m ran)

Clerodendroa ttfitttJmfa (wTfit
ancient word)

C inerme mxn-mHl (Bean
Ben. ram, Bom- Mat nw)

C infortanatoai
(B->N xisfhr. Bom Mar.hhnndira,
Un (ondorit

C pblomiditH^fil-KA’^lBasa’Tfh,
Baraba> etren. Gu)- Eio- orni,
Mar. ercAt)

C pbioBOideswC. pMomidie
C, eemtifolium XXWT>l-*nW
C, eerratum (^oot is nsefal la asth-
ma etc.— Bsanl XISjft sttWl (Bsau
XWC^l)

C siphonantbos eiTitpq rtittfl
(MW Em. Tel- Bombay wirnl)
Cierospors Bot. (Gk. ttcros *a preda-
eions insect) TtnixJnd^
clevcitc (• crystallized variety of
nraninite) mjfcrtftfbw m. (wz cry-
stal. R.i.-Dfix uraoinite)
clever (uf/
dexlerona

iDgcniona a ftHittm
inventive mtfidl

Oeve's acid Cktm. (used as an loter-
mediate in making aro dyes) WXI-
stf.weny

CJeve's p-Bcid arai»8 w w:-armt
Qicby white (a raciety of white lead)

arfWrttllRia.

cUeke^

click crepitus ifgj. WZ ?l
clicking TtZRTm n.
Qidastes^Edeitosaums

client 1 nr^X m.

3 Xi**7 Ai5i«n (-1^) f».
cliff (high and extremely steep rock
face)xmTff m.
cliff brake ftTWi-RCtin m.
cliff debris XSPnw-^TXvx
cliff swallow Jee. X^cT.tTIvilx (iff“Ae
ancient word)

climacteric (a period or point in hu-
man lifeiD which some great change
takes place)

climtte it>Agiy m., Rigranf^
climate as a locality factor mrff-XITX

climalie od,;- tlprxi^.,
elimstie axes

climatic climax Plant Eeol. SrXXlJ*

xim

climatic climas vegetitiou zrxv^-
xtvsixra^fs
eluneticcoDditioos
climat icfaeior

XTtX

clusauc limits
climatic type awXTJJBPI
climatic varistions ntjafitx firu B BI
climilic sons] system (of soil classiS-
estton)

climatic zone axTTg xfiq s R
Oimalins Polecniel. (geans cf tbe
familv DiplseaDthidae)RqrTR*ran^
C. retieulatus aix qqg i t
C. uucinstua

climatological data stXTi^ HlHtft
climatological table Scumj mrft
climatology n.

climax Pkj/lopeo^ (the culminating
stage of the possible development
of vegetation in a region) XTCJi /.
eubclimax
disclimax
C/. sere

climax forest type Xl^ XX.SXTT
climax stability pii»{ Etti. XTO-
WlfilH

climax unit plant Eeol XWt-^XX
association Rinx
cottsodatioQ
fadation Xsiv

elt«rins and forwardin?

Claem* f«Una

clear in;; anil forwarJiK;; ag^nt

inn aiin®i

cteanng and lioin; roacU «T

«T5|I rf^T 3^ «tT

rleannp banV flfli9r)9^-wr«l*n
clearing bniah
eJeiiiBg chaTgea

amt

clearing ground ajfa

cleanog-house (to

aCter mutual adiuatrnant *fsr?r3^
abbreviated to tiHiCrr^)
deanag hoate account WRjaVwa-ijf'

dearingdiouae Lalanie «HnrhTa-iJg

Itt ^

cleanng houae aUmp tjarifN+'TS"

stJ*

deanog-bouae etaliatica tni> 1 TfiTa-i 7 (-

deanng oiember baaV WffRila**

clearing not Mirl /. (Ben Sin
Pan )

«l«anns nut tree (SlrydiMt pe(eli>

r«m)

eleaneg o( land

deari 0 | of village aile trftn^'

deanngi for rullivatioo It

dear length Jily irwr* pieW
elearly Wtir^ WTTTF. WT. ^ ft
eipliciilg gannKwr
cxpretilg pRiafl’inm
prcciaelg

tleatly a^ caplirill; TttiWI ^

gwrtset

dearly and le-ibly VTt
clearly and preritely eapreiaed

wrr rttt 9v«9'r arfinc’B

dearly icdiealej W?
clearly neceaaary WTV aoTTVt
clearly proven m trrnftlT
clearly nnjusi rm «a*I9\4
dearly worded propotal fTeTTr^fS
Kwm

dear of all dednetJona Iff WCCfff

ftar^tV

.. SSI

dear of all reasonable doubt £aK>

grrjes

clear off elf'CT W9T, TO^I
alear order t9<Z an^
clear probls^f erat
elriT proof ^^rj tntiei
‘cliat* aijikal fUg fi|nr«
deicatory s*dereaioty
dear atrtp ayatem lorttlry
9ti« Tfl-9*6t

dear the taauei tn$f ^ tHK «nT
dear the line (of • telepliooe} nM 1(1.
ITfi* ^

elear*the*liiie meaaage JJig 'tnil 1^

•tfnr. 'wli ^

dear-ihe'line lelegrara ‘inA ny.
■«ni

dear title Lata <Te nr«
dear vacancy y«i:
dear weaitier Kftv IftTV

dear yearly valoc *tf%* aryl

deata=hora*l>oo( (tuiail !;» /or/am)
M

deavabililv t wmtSf /.

9 iorrafrpyrhl/

cl«a»a6el^,o/,£M«r8«/.Ord wm

C/. frartore Uiaerat *f<J{»ee fault)
i Fereurt fifw, ftyiH! n.
cleavage cavity Foal amrr-JTt
cleavage furrow V«( (MeLoan I JT)
arrrr-^Mt

cleavage hoe IftMCr.it
cleavage plane arnR-mpn
cleavage polyenibryonyarTTn JTtntni

cleave ch Forrslrf ^ttvi.ftytrn.nnin
cleaved half ahalc ariTv!! SK-
flWI

clea«era=catcbwerd(viyrough alem*
m«I plant of tlia gonua Gal ikm)
w

cleaving aaefirTIT« 9 nr,«tcfl «iy5l

clef Xvaiefwdl/.
deft eJf Dot

deft grafung^aoogne grafting iforl,

iJWtTvftw
cleft palate ^ VIS
Qeiatanihoa A4

C, coIliBoa tnvi*« vryt (Baau tr^)
deiMorarp ••deitlolhecium

Qeiatocarpae Sit (tha npareuloni la
not derafopad) vf^VlWI' w-pt.

deitiocarpeua a,!/ Bot. \ (iti iiiomm)
Wf^PT

3 (in fun^'i) liyww
deiMogtuiuua a.lj Bot. fttVJvT ('do-
aod flowers'), tdHTFfl (r^
cleiatogainy Bot. « . Oftm.

IftlTT/

deittogene Bot. I (a plant produem,*
elaiitogamous flonera)

WVTOift (-TT.) »•

3 1* elaislogamoos fliwer)

sn

cleiatolheciun Bat. m.

apothecium

cleiihrum pdfeontol (a Uonaaituatad
lateral to the elaviela— Cbamban)
9mhrs«.

demitine « bnlliant heliotrope 2
Rceue
CleniallaBof

C. gouriana (Indian (rirallrr'i jo))
(rtowara imall— Baau)

«dl

C gravedens (ili# vary eemperonil
leaf diatingujtliM tbla aprnet at
onte— Baiu)

C. aonuna-C, Bapaulentii
C. renorosne ■ C. emilarifolia
C oipauleniia

C eaiiecifelia (ilowrri larg^
D«n)

C triloba (B.. V , lb

wjtfl)

C. viulba ((ravellvr'i joy) m-*1*

ileinalilie Bot Tat (clematis bt*)
(-yard cleinalia)
demency SfVn / . *H*V n.
metey yvi
fruity Tyryvi
greeeargvsvi

Oeneniaisd Deeonnee aeihod Fifi-

- V ? -nJ^vfiW'

(a big carboy la olad)
deorhed fiat Wl
Qeorae Bot. Wviflff BVlf^

C braehyearpa (ih# plant ia vary

bitter— Baau) V|-wd|ftf)

C chebdoDii (ilowara roar-“P*”'

TmrjwfWftrftO . ^

C,fclia4

cUnax unit

Claosi* ffTnandji 3^

C. ^n*a3ra«*GjB«(idrop«U fiyn.

•ndr*

C, h«pt»pliylt* (letTM toren (oho
Ut*— B mu)

jnoBOphylli* (teavot Biniplo—

Bmh)

C. poDtaphylU » Gynandropti*
^ynandra
C airophfoha
■inipie UaO

C. vUcoMi (wild nuiUrd do)t tnu«>
tard. aticky claoma)

Crtt (B , N. Botnliay kan-

phuti. Mar.

^Upiydri wnft /.

OcpaydropiK Pa{<(m(<}(.(knowladsao(
thia plant wai hruitad totha patiola
<rrf.T and rachia JTry— Soott I S03)
STsUPti^^nnfn

citMtorj (that part e( a eliureh
which tiaaa eUar ot tha roofa ol lha
other paria, and whoaa walla con-
tain windowa lor lighting the
central pattaol lha>ntarior)«nTffW,
n.

«)creatory window
clergy vrtft
clerical

clerical aailtiint OifH-^rThn
clerical error ftiRx fWlT
clerical eatihliihment Wlteh

clerical mitter

kin

clerical officer ^rf^-arfimift
clerical aerriee IWT
clerical alaff flr^s
clerical work («frx vt 4
Clenci aolution Ch/m. (lhaihum for-
mate aift? and thallium ma-
looate n.

clerk Olf^ m. (Conat )
clerkafeiUletkaeollaetUaly) fePlU-
naa m

3 (wanea ot dark) Ol^T tm.

*•

3 (work o( clerk) n,

clerk eooeeraed n-

«le^ry 1 (huammi o( a clerk) fiiPlX-

S (a body ot elerka) fkfH>rm
cterk-{a.cliar{e ffUiOftIVl

clerk, lower divialon (aelack grade)

iwm (irn ««'l)

Clerk of Court Lau »nniw^.aiVF^
m. (The Head Copyiat arorka under
tha .Aaatatant Supenntaodent of tha
Veroaoular Branch who It the
ofiictal rafarrod to aa ‘Clark ot
Court* tn tha eircolat— DOM. 46)
clerk of the Crown ttme
clerk of the haute (\tsambly) tntT*

fnf^

Clerki Ataociatioft ftifVx tt*>W
clerki attendance regiater

clerkthip 1 n.

clerk-atenographer
clerk, upper JivUiou feeleet grade)
Tm »t«m (H« «?»)

Clerodeedron Jtol WT(rft-Strfit (ntlfft
ancient word)

C. loernre wnv-vffjft IDttu
Den. *5rw, Bom. Her. ^ W)

C inforinnaium
(B..N Bom. Mar bAondiro,
Un hoMdorO

C phlomldia«»tfit.iWWl(Daau
Bombay oiron. Ouj. Bin- orni,
Mar. orofii)

C. pbtomoideawC. phlomidia
C, aerratifolium

C. icrratum (root la naefol in aath-
jna etc — Dtao) XtBlft WjVift (Btau
«i?t«4t)

C aiphonantbua tnuwV.WiTltl
(MW Bin. Tat- Bombay Wlfdl)
Cierotpora Bot- (Ok. kUro* 'a preda-
ctoui inaacl ) WPix nxift
cierciCe (» eryetalhzad variety of
uraninita) «. (WT cry-

atal. uraoinite)

clever od;.
deateraui Tgr
ingcnioua Bfhwittli
ioveoitve TWldl

Clevc'a acid Chen, (used aa aa iotar.
mediate in uaking ato dyaa) Witt*
ait.ttrilTW

rieve’a 9 *acid mva tU w-atWt
Qicby white (a vanaty ot wbila lead)
JifnkH tfifl la.
dickey

click crepitua 2/ei. ^

clicking TITXTHW i».

Clidaalei = Edeitoaauraa
client 1 Rtglt m
S Laes ('t^) «•

cliff (high and eitremety steep rock
face) m.

cliff brake ftrwi-Wn m.
cliff debns 7snni>((WVY
ctiff awillow Ant (itpnfhr

ancient word)

elimectenc (a period or point in ba<
man Ufa in which loma great change
takae place)
climate m.«

ehmete tt a locality /actor (im-wnift

k ^

elimatjc adj.

climatic arct nnqij-ktl

climaiie climax plant Eeti-

xinr

elimaiic rliaiax vegeLation mwi^.

climatic rooditiOBa irennj-QfHmfM
climaiieficier wtnt.'g tjTTX. knjxxiflf*

wtx%

climatic limits
climatic type arertt ig jtyq
tlimstic variations fefi n t qi

climatic sona) ayitem (o( soil claasifi*
cation) irerarg

climatic tone nwxrj ttftxau
Oimatiua Patnutol, (geoas ol tbo
family Diplacanlhidae)'TWTU*!nn1?l
C. reticulatua wiW *TQ;tl
C. uncinatua

climatological data itwWi'J
climatological ithlcKwxi^anT^
climatology «.

climax PhvloiKig (the cnlminating
stage of the possible development
ot vegetation in a region) XTVSl /.
aubclimax 77 WJVt
diaclimax tHiKWIVM
C/. sere

climax foreet type wjtsj nnjrXIT
chmex Uahiliiy Plant EeoL 71^

climax unit PJaal £«>I.
aaaoeiation t(inv
conaodition <lmq
fadatlon antx

climbai

336

clock •nor and >a(a

foweiy fhl
tUn

cliniWr 1 (leet ol parrot)

2 Bol (» cliiiibing plant) *nT)i)(
ni (iDCient wore!)

f limber control (on pUntitioiOwnlfi
climber cutting

climber cutting oprrationi «nCr%*

climber infetted ktWi-WTIM
elimber movement Bat ttOt

climber poiioninp Kitll? ftTN^T
rliniber roots •TTtYfj-qjB
climbers m
climber tubers Wltl^-lfnPT
climbing sipsrigut intHftft ^trrffl
climbing fi'hoclimbtng perth
climbing fls* (IIuQottia myttat)
ertim

clirabiDg babit Bet
climbing lecu ( « it«*l Itiinsviocb
nith spibM attached that may be
affixed to onaebootefor climbing
tree*, polea, sbov'i atouAttra eu )
WTTrj»l-|f>?

climbing perch fffJ-Tftr
climbing ptaM Bet- *rnl(» »txi
climbing root Be( errftaY^
climbing rose ai^fr mTW
ctiBibing ktaS plant (Crioilrni pour
r«law)*nfr» 3 <l/ (Tel Taru)
climbing item Bet *tTftftrt»>T
cUngiisg toon Bet Weg ^
eurroundiRg' ). m
rlinicfl fii. (ft ipeciili e*T

dlCMM)

medical ctinle vt*pi
surgical clinic tTT7-firTaT(t7
women a clinic ^

^linie fflfjt*

ili-elinie fj jwfjr*

elimcilaia

<Iifiir*l aetion rhft »T BWTT.nJl ffrfm

rlioieiJ application rnflTlT^rr

el. meal bacteriology ft*f« «!!«!•

f«»<^

eliniftl chart eiTTtfl

clinical clerk (a fourth yaar molicit
iludaot *bo la aaaigoad for a panel
to a inrftoa or phgaieian m a bot*

pital— Dorland) fwft* Bitf
clinical rlcrkahip nvAv STnn
clinical demonttratio* trriis

clinical evauiBaiioia tTdfts sfltr'l
clinical instruction nvbfC
clinical laboratoTp tttJVn^IRI

clinics) lecture

clinieaDt' 9Rfts ^ ft, SnfiTUf
clinical medicine (sciaiica of tho pis
aeription or admioietration of me*
dieina at the bedside of patients)

elinicel oiidHifers nand ftst

clinicet pathologtr divfilT etnfrfl
clinical study H<mqg

clinical subject
chnicsl surgery «i4r>in dif
clinical ibcrmomeicr (one (or use at
the bedside of the aicV-'Dwrland)
XTeflre wpnfw

clinic aolhotity f7^m>3lTf4VTft
clitkictanTK^cf««4l>f<V7T «i
clinker IWW « (c/ Hindi rt«)
cIinktngajiDgliAg fifwn n
clittkitOBe B pboDolile Pfiroj (it
gires a nngiog sound when struck)
sg*«trm

clinoehlore vmftM in (ttr(or««i 9
tnagnetinu. « (or W*B 9 alntntni'
ora, 0 (or silicate, >(n for

«!>■ nioeral)
cliooclste—cliBOcUsiie
cliDocltsiie snftftn •» (or mv
copper, (or areeoate, (s

(or •&« nuneral)

clinodome Crytt [parallel to tbe
inclined (clino) acis) ffT»I9JT m
<lio»4bttslste dfintral BTH
tlinobedtal clasa Crpst
cliooii g4j 4»al (bed-ihaped— Dor.
land) ST'nW

clinoid prorese Zed fianTiT nd
rliDOnielrr0co{,S«rr un<nMin m
cliaoptnacotd Cryil invi.nu7ttft«
cIiaorhombsewiDOiiiKliDic adr ^
Bnfttf

CllDuStSt Hllslllian H

cIintODiawbearSoogue nrtg^l n
ClinlonitBof niT^

Oiatoo a lily wbeartongoc
Qiooi Zed. (bonef apooge} ftftfJmft
clip 1 MX as.

2 •! clasp dficioi yxx iii
basin clip Uflft-fn
crucible clip Cfieir. *Cn
pocket clip rftg-tTX
rubber tubing clip Cke'it

natch gla.s clip vAxn tfit
clip rb n'B Kirnt
clipping 1 wAl u , TO

2 £c0<i (to cut off the elges el
coins) «IS^ n

S fi

4 TJElff / 1 (of a newspaper) a.
piper clippings fllfcr
clipping arm ( m a theolohta) farr.

nw-«T{

clipping off (the tips) Kd**g a

clippings tft clipping

clip screw (ms. theodolite) Sxrr

cliques, formation of
clitellsr filly

chiellsrglsoil ^01^ vHann xTsti
cliiellar scgmcDl Zed sSsiBl-msf
QitelUtt Bcot.
m.

clitelluma cingulum Zed.Bil^/
clitic enrve Sieintifi (sloping enrrs)
ssit*»

Qiions Bof srrnfkm nffir
C. spertabiliswC, lemilea
C tecttnee (bulUtfty pea. «ioi*l*

Isired clitofia, maasnon) tnBXB*

amifirn (B .N ,U, Dm. flea-
Un Pushtu ■TO^sst)
eliloni Anal wn^ (a part of ths
lulra ne, homologous to Ihspaon
trSinthawsU) scirffT « (lACisrt
word)

clirerswcleisers

cliToaasaiiy (hiHj)l/t'coJ. Wi

clirnaj/grof fbftm
cloaca Sod Tt^rr trri) m
tloacsl aperture Zed. TCTO TW •
cloak 1 Cl

3 fcorar, disguise, prelail)

WTT

closk roouiwlcft luggage roomAff

fkirnro ». , (out irtg a.,
elotk 1 as .vft/'

3 ITarejanmefeineh) jrxft*”/
clock error and rate drfeoa. Bft

clock<{ae« davic*

3S7

cloi»*up

wai

<locW.ftce de>if^ (to te\eli tlie teml.
ing of tune)

clock.fecv ili*5r»iu Phm trft
<Iock eft

<Ioci)ike regutefil> uft-finriflm
<1orl. »Ur = time *tar Astroii tjO *t[n
dock time Ijfrou tjft-sRW
«lock Hinder oit
dockHHc

docknue deflection
dockwlte diretlion
dockuork ditron n.

<lod (ftt? i>i , (M»r \t*)

dod-eruiher

dod-cru*lim*

doddjr adj

«lodt of eiilk fiift %

<lop ^6. 1

3 (at, an aae bj landuat)
ihn. »wt. »ra »wi
dog u. (a block of tvood. aneigbto-to
hinder motion) ITTlM vu
done 1 (pUnti propagated Iw vegeta*
ti\e meant, at eqttlngt) m.
3(an individuatprolueed ttetnall))
KlirjiKi nOrjwnJ n.

CIoDorehia (Ok. tfoa ‘a branch* +
errfiii 'a tcatiele'ta genu* haring
branehiflg teatea) gnftr^^-B»rfir
C, endemieui, G, aioeoaie (mfeating
the hrer of man) ■■ Dictoma
alneneU, D. }a{>onieum> Apltthor.
ehii aineii»5a aiifi aiirc(|ie|
dote (idj. 1
3ft«. Wiftt
S (denae)

4 d/ged (of giUt, halfway between
crowde^l and aubdittant, a relatiro
teniO tPt

dote ifi. 1 autr^ WTWT

3 (to prohibit entry intoo (oieat—

1 r.R-> ^

doie H. (an inctoaure or inctoaed field)

at dote of p^erloua year nv

annf^ ^

dOK an account Cow lrni4TWT»t, km
mw. mstTOWT
in dote atioclatloa tlHraz
dote at hand TW iff
dote canopy foTMtrjift^fkTtW.armi

dote cooperation

« lo<e crop torntru ^ 5m An»i
doted ttdj. 1 5 H»

3 Morrill g (when the cauoi>y density
la

doted area 4r[t( <(«• ^

doied bundle Dot

doteil canopv t'orttltf ftmw,

dosed chain HVm

doted chatnlier

doted etreuit £(c> . .Vaifiirfitw
5fi<ro

doted eomniuoity Phi»( F.ol. (when
tha apeiuce compnam^ it are ao
eloca together that imaaion by
luigranta w dillicult— Dor p 99)
gtrw «g^ni

doted coupe FMtttrit IftTZhT
doted coaer af*t
doted cur>e 3foDi nititre
doted fold Ofol. kT*
doted forett kfil
doted fund Orfl
dotediroofurnaceCAew
5 ^ tft wO
doted leatcrn ^ mffq.
dote>l mouth of chimney Njtnnll W

doted oval JlfotA- ft^tt at^TWIZ
dote doH n «mt
doted polygon pAyt. kfs WJ3»
doted tea»mare dauenm* /elrrnv
(louot Lew ktpf «»jit
doted tptcet atgenr
doted to all aoimtlt ati WQnt k

doted to grtting k
doted trarerte Swre. ftfn
doted wood Forotry WW,

dotefiitcd *Tgfi
reonoTpietl fttnmdt
frugal sftfwRtwdl
pirtfroonioutf^,
earing HUa)
tpiring wyrsw
thnfiy aramtrd^
niggardly f?iri

efote-fictiog rRrmgraVA, arzT jarr.

dote-fi(ting Iid tp'RWf w»x {fk «I7I

tlo$e-grame<l<jrf; tjw-n*3.
do}e<gramcd wood tjmpj ms
dote in Dot M*ff ^ »TtT ?T7k snm
clotdy approMiiute Mjth fTan

s«r»;»T

dotdt felled Filrai (HTT unrmt
do-eh-fimn^ cll Uhnt wliuli file
clo«lv)»T™Vmtihft(
do«dy filling eoirr rjTTvan^VdV
aiimai

do<dt intrrettcil in m njK
dotdt knit organization ^^1^

do*d| pjiked together (tffkiT, tTt.

dotdt tft (leuieO Dot mTfkftu.OnR*

dotel) watched (kurp?

. lo«e mareh Di 111 (tpf'ttBmH,
dotemti 1
3 icriitiy tRm /

do*e cl biiiinett Ctdmnfif, a«qfiT>

fnrs

dote of month Siia m amt
dote packing

dote paling Sure «Jt flk

dote period fbrrtfry «*t mttr.fAVy-
¥l«

rlo»e price (a price ahowiog alight
variation between bid and naked
price) aiifW WBmvTT *1*5
dote proviniiiy fkwiz uiidvq
dote rankt march Drift (TBS-onpl-f.
doier rooperiiion ■(««
doter ttttdy ^ ajifn an 555
dote acruiinv *J.;5 nftfrthw
dote teatoa Fouttiy ftk5 5jB. ri^
H 5 V

dote timilinlv fk55 mr55
dose tpaeing For<strg PtSZ
do«e»t degree of eontact d/olA. <TFriV
5lmft5Tn5Tm
dotel 1 (room) tnWlWlZ n
3 (receptacIe)?(V5y»T n.
dote llie bookt 3eT4f5T5, TTlk

dote time sa dote teaton
dote.up n 1 fk*Z (55
3 (asaeaption under an ilfutCratioo)

clotftUp

3S8

cloudsd

close up tb. 4 )s<ui, »i«il
close wstch

closiog 1 n • VT^r
3 Com. irarn n . TW, 71R1

cloSlDg ID ICrOUBt InRt

fPXwm
cloitof bilwice
clofiog dite krTT ft^iv
closing entry H3T*t
closing error Cirii£M*n Slf ftW7>
FtT^rfrHJI

closing o( books SW ftrro

dosing price Stock Etch.

closing sentence

closing side (of & polygon) Avift

closing stock

closing the intesligition

closterespore Uyte! (sDnltinaelesti
phrigooipers) •jwft •»

Oostndinv ici } ^orX
O aetoteiidnn »t

Q lerogeaes cipiuUtum « Cl
pexlnsgens

Q. bifenncatsas Tcf*** tr
a boinlinucn *T
Q buiyncum (till eultarcs «m«U
•troflgly of butyni seid) >Bieil
Ins actiBobseter. D imylobscter,
B batyneui. mobile botterssoer
bscillus
Q eipitOTslii

Q chivoci (caasn lymptoraatie
anthrl* lo cattle) rr

Q. eochleariu (B = BseiIIat
coebleinni ^w*ri
a cgens (possibly tbs esass o! a
farm of (s* gsngrens) fv^lfnlv
rt

Q kcDcIj^iniin (issms to bs ths
escss of bseillsry hsmoglobintiria
at

Q bisielylicmn (to ceojnGctioo
with ether orgsoiims it digests
liVlag lisiuss)

Q, lentopntrcsecns rr
a lunUirf ftiflwtiSa »J
Cl. ■nnlufcnnenttes n.

Q. nosyi BclrtTn ff.

Q 'oedefflstis, O. oedcmiticni
iH-n

Q oedcAstss maligns ^s l

Cl. palndis

Cl. paftcurisauin=0.butyricum

Cl perfnngeDsVl^nrTSmn
Cl putTsficssin B Cl. Irnlo-

putrescent

Cl. "ReadiBg banlloa*' (wounds
intectad citth thu otgamun heal
rapidly) a»i<iiiB-n
Cl. seplscum ai>

Cl sphcDoides nnni it
C l. sporogencs IT
O. UitiURi (tls« thicd most fre-
quently (ouad enaerobe in nar
wODnda) * 1 .

Cl. tetsni (produces a powerful
toiin which causes tetanos) 43
TWttt

Cl. tettooaiorphum.CI Icianoidcs
(greatly resemblee Cl !•{»»» hot
does not form tetanus tosin) 43 *
TffTWFTH.

Cl srcUkttiwCl pecfitBgeoa
closure i n .

3 Pari Prarfifc »lfT 4 w
coRiplelioit ninlW, ^
coaclusioti 74AgT(
tndvisi

(crmiaaiioa aniwr. trmfbt
eloiure by eorapanmeDt sftfbcim
t.lT ^rtT«i. srsaiftirT fio liTPt
closure molioo Pari JVorfire sWtTi-
STsn, 4*^ »»% 41 4WIW
clolaiborschoof (PsiNifapo fatforo)
ST»4^rs
dot ariT«T m
clot xt eiiflS4e, asiai
clot • golden g f • t a (rrrbascvw
Ikaptai) B.

clotbar IXonfAien flrHniunam)
•^JiT US- (Baao)
doth m • . 4TTt
cloth hag*<^4<^
cloth binding wrm

cloth blue Col. J<sd «n<nt
doth brow B Col ImdS 4T4 4W
clotb card 4 W .444
cloth cuttioga ift 4 Ty 4

cloth dealer e Iseeoce *t 4 evnlfl ^

cloth distribution pane! fkeiV
mTwTt

clothed with anf^t Wt

clothes louse (Pcdicsfur crifimenij)

doth fast black Co.’. Inti, Vni

doth fasthlue Col M VFtfyvyifhr
doth fast brown Cot Jod. t« ^

ITR

doth fast green Col 7»d. trrfeT

cloth fast orange CoJ ItuI 413 ^

trin

doth (sit red Col. Ind. 4 T 3 ftwT r«
cloth (sit violet Cel. Ind «3 fWT

cloth fast yellow Ccl. Ini. *n ft4T

in

clothing I 4 Fg, n , 44 ^

Silly (belts) ■mron
clothing account 4 f( 4 n^niT
clothing ledger

clothing nrcesiirici 4 fT 4 T 4 -«fVrv 4 '
Hlfl;, WrTTtT* Bft4T4
clothing plates Ely (eoesrin^ plates)
4TfT*f 4?

(Nothing Regulations 4 fr 4’4 fifT 44
cloth licence 4 T* 4 C 3 vfe 4
Cloth Lteensiog Order 4 n-« 39 n 4
wfsnr

rloibdiBed ai/. rt ^i wri ii
dolhJioed envelope 4 t 4 ;rrr V|4.

44^ i WyiT 4mi fa4l4 l
cloth meTehaBl,4n4^. 44^ 41

doth mill 4(4

doth of eniBiiabte type 43434 447T
41444

tlmh orange CoJ. /»d.4f» *1(4
dolhpnnting 4»».gT4, 34^ ^
doth quota 444414^
doth red Col. ind. 443 PS
doth aesrlel Col. Ind 444 *lht
doth aides Poolbtisdia; 444 4I4S
doth yellow Col. Ind 444 d(4
dot retraction J/«d nil 14 Br4T4^
dotted ud/ anTfwqr
dotliogof blood 4f>TrT*44. 4^*4^
doiiittg lime Jl»d urwvww-^iw
cloud 1 Inr «s.> SIV IS. 41(4
3 Attron h4 m.
doud bunt g4441T. 3»T4T4TT
cloud ehan]).cr Piyi. 444^44
clouded udj I lt4»4T4, Ir44r44

cloiid.d ltop.id 3» C.M.I.Roltt

three, fr** 'three’ + -/cJinfe

2

clooded leopard iumiM
clood prasi {^grotlit Rrbi>I<»i)'9r^3m

cload prey=ziDC (a cole«r> blnisb
red lohue, olrery low

saturation and high 7 bnllianee)
•SRfWTftW
cloudiness
cloud method

cloud on title Latr(t delect id the
owner’s title to a piece o{ laod-*)

clood point Anal. Chenu (the tern*
perature at which an oil begins to
clood) m

cloud track Phgs.
clondj- ad/. 1 (i-loudlike)

2 InTTTtlH

cloud j amber =joldeB green (a col*
our, yellow ^ ia hoe and of high *
brillianee)

cloudr li<{uid ii? wtw, trfinsTW.trtjt.
fin nrw to make cloud y: *W-
to become cIoad)t to resemble
clouds)

cloudy point *W'l ^

eloadj weather Ut5

(r/. clear weathei)

do.eKTin

2 PAartn-weiryophyllam WTiTn.

3 (eoloar)-«hen7browu(a colour,

red )cnon la hue, of low *t

aaturstion and low bnlliaoce)

aun^ifts

cloTc brown (a colour, reddish yellow
m hoe, of low *T eatoratioa
and low bnUiiaee)
cJovene(obtaioed fromcaryophyllaae
SHTpa) n.

clorcn-footed
cIoTCB hoofed ^rt-ire

cloven timber ifrt UU17, UifVt ^

cloven wood Forttlrg ^Hi VTf, iCT^

cIo« e oil tctn-^. wm an ^
cloie pink (a coloor, red tw in hoe.
of high ^^satoration and low
brilliance) •^k'a

clover Bot. (an) plant of the genua
Tn/ofian tJiJTi »s. (tlU

‘leaf/ ^

elover ptains rrwVi'WP’I
clover hay sjsn TlwS
clover seed TTUU«l-)(l3
clown tgTT (aneieat word), faiRw m.
clown's lnngworl“golJca grain
club r^cfl/.itHAlJC o>((rom Mara,
thi)

clubljiTffl.nTJ/

2 (heavy atiek) ^5
iBot 5iCT«i-

club ei (to gather* combine)
clubbed adj

clubbing of fingers Jferf. /-

clubfoot yxmn «
elul^footed bat J/anm. T>T
club law (rule by force)
clubmoas Bot siyirUtU m.

Uubroot Plant palliol •I'^njei m.
clubshiped^/. yXTKTT

club shaped gland Zoot tT^I^TTS^U
clomp I 3^r*, 5*^. >1*3. fil*T m.

2 Forestry (of ahoots) in.

clump of trees

clomp together (to mass together)

clumsy «J/. 1 crfv. •ffTO
2Wfr

ClupaondooZonf (Lat. ctHpea *a small
fish' >(1(^+Cl. aneden ‘tootblm’)
w^ MitVOnc gaifi

clupanodonicod/ C’Aem sr^^lflfire
Clupea (the mo«t widely distributed
of all the genera) WJWIJrrffl
C harengus WUPU-Ujn
C. pilrhardosicpilchan) (occurs In
great schools)

C spntius=spret (* small Euro-
pean herring) gif-UJWT
Oupeidie Zod. « ^ « l dtl n.
QupeideanClapeonlea
Cupeifortnes ^oof *5FT.rp»t««.

Clu jieoilei = Clupeoidee
Clujieoidca Zik/. WJWI^tWm, («f3in

soborder)

Clu*iaceje=l>alsam tree family
cluster n 1 (of trees)

2 (of Sowers) sn,

3 (of stars) Aitrtm. sts^g, n.
eogar io clnatcrs q ecTT

cluster e6. ti'itJ*!, ?*Sf

cluster around iVtt

cluster crystal Bat (McLean 1.476)

cluster cupaaecium llyeol ^Xtf.
cluster fly

cluster IQ (^nrcr=Praescpe Atiron.

cluster of stars Aslron. tTTr^T^]; m.
cluster of trees 3^ m.

cluster pine

cluster round rT3*33, TCftfhit
cluster variable ditron. m.

clutch 1 Automaltie RIH nt.

2«nn

la the clutches o{(as. of the money-
lender) ^ n

clutch bousing {housiDg=tbtt which
holds IQ placa) STS m.
clutch in r6
clutch ont ci, 3^U|sf*l
clutch pedal Br3*7lTV
clutcb)p1ate S.tTUI
Cluytia coIliDisCUulanthuf eoUi-
DUS Bet.

Cluytia spinosawBridelis retua*
Qypea hereandifolU a.Stephiola
hemandifoha Sot.

Qypeatier Zod,

C. lubdepressus (depreuion tV oa
the lower ft aide) ftni TS®*^
aypcastridea ^ocf. (order inetadmg
the cake-urehioa} n.

clypeatna od/. (shield like)2fvcof
TT

clypeus 1 Mycol. (shield) is., (a

shield like stromatie growth)vf%Vl
/ (*d shield)

2 Zad (bears the labrum) T^TtlT
Clytit ZobT. giPiTsnnft

C.M (caltlemarkeO^fV

C.hl. (Chief Minister) g *T. (g^U Jp^)

cm. (eenti meter) ftr.WT (dftJTR)

(Controller of Military Aeco*
unts) ft ft ft. (ftfitsuft^ ftu^yt)

C. d M.Il (Central and Land Mort.
gaga Bsnk)ft VSr. (ft^? ’T'T

stfran)

C.^I.E (Chief kfecbantcal Ungineei)
Sly. g m Sf (gpu irfi*T.siftg5Tt)

CSI I. Rules (Census ofMacufactcring

CM. O.

360

coalition zninifirjr

Indu«ri»*Bnl«jlftfT*t

C. M. O {Cl>i<{U*aical Odjcer) 3 $r.
H (pffl &7f«; wf<tTrt). g f*. •

CW. cyfje S 3. W
ciKiuiat ZoD?.(pertaiaiDt lo tb« «bia
or i1iidV>oo«)^^*
tBrmial jvTocctt 2ccl.
ciwmUl rulft Zupt
CaemiorauG-iantgooMlZoat

Coicut SM «n««s-wCi

C. broedjcin* (bleifti ( b l ( 1 1 c)
*nwi»» trni*?

C «illiehu (it II I litl pUal) T<V
*rT«»l

cDidi (rematoex at) £cal ^Vl'l n.

htiBiteg or(aa)

Caidam^oel t^lOn.
rBidoblail /ooL (darelori oamato
cyan) m

rtidofil Zeel. WtT'Jt ( w) n. (it
caaiH tb« akiai iTi to projtft
eaaw to eom« out}

C. N. V (Coaviet Kiibt Wavchoas)

« n « (fsAftTa^TO)

09-,«am

C, O (earn*] orar) « A (ortn)

C 0. (Cirala Orfoauarl t

Co (roball) Clum %

Co (oo«A»ant)g((p(J
C O (Comtoarcial OtbeerlB/y VT R.

(fflTOT

Co. (<ompaD)) <nr (tnrna)

Co (coiDpoaod) rJunn.<L(<liT<))
CO (ConTXclOSe*i)« ■
artj

C O (Coatiot OtatMct) < « (rsO

cearrutod Laic

•Off)

trim

ftTrlitgV’I n (mi aceoi

roarrnair elj Ufnl (bnped toft'

Itiar) ftTItflfal

. roarrmtu»»roarcr>atc

coirh ■

5 . patMByrr ear Rf, vfmn.
W*<R « (wr eat)

roaekear f<t^ RTR

eoarbrd drama dfimi
coacb houae

coarhio' tanS gfSflfJt

coirbio; traffic Sfp (ineliiiirs paiaeo*
(•era, ]ussas*> penababtati etc )
V1«IR|S

roarh lercw^iag anew vn wfR
(oai.h axdia* Jtly
coacUBg aigut Biy- skx
eoadui «d] Ifyost (cotlwul.erofr.
dadTAffvf

coadjutor Lag, (rg¥rfl( m
aiautaut irgT W (are acsoasory)

CO ailBi>oiilralor(tg*mi4V( {la a will)
atravaicv

coadoitr od> ttpeol (eoborios, aama
aa adsalo) (adoaro ilM^a}

eolJuaale od/.J/yro) (ooiiad) trll*

coiduaate tb. Upfol. {(a ucito loto
aae. to com)|iae) «>««
coaduaaiuaoroaduiiaic
caaelaBrouiAXoctanrona aJj (aai<>
fta{ or appeanot atOioaua* ima.
eo8ta®;oraf>)
eotguUbiUtj •viMRdl f
coigulabU adi.*n**<
eoaeulaat tinaarti m
coagulaac BtoAtm. m

coagulate rb. HRRI

eoaguliled a/y auare^e
coagulated blood Cfn

coagulilrd jiijce W.»Jn prt

W

coagulated uaia Tt^T

coagulatiOB (eloltiog ot Uood) KrT-

coagulattOB and Ueedtog time Bgc]

(U»U W5) «i*n^ alT< efnatvat

ww

eoafulation aad protbrorDluo lime
iltif rftr

roagulatioD time J/ef Wffo«R.«TW
coagulalire ad/. atjnwj|( t\)
roagulelormraow w
coaguliB Biotht^ WPtfe^/
r«igulo.B>eter am^jm n
eoagulumla roagulalod roatO wiv.
w

roJ fcrni lo, aa^vmi
Coal AdaitoryCammitieeaitnttra^Bt.
atfirtt

eeal aad mrtallifcroua miaei

rftr tna <1

C0i\ a*b atTTlt.tTW, tfS

coal a»\> eitimatioe ba»>Q vnt-
wmeiUTI*

coal ball-* bullion p.il i.vlct. atniT

fl*R

coal beano? roct.
coal beanu? atrata dtntr^a
coat black dhlB % S>t7*r *1FT
coal bleoilc irmt atr>n
Coal Doard WTTT tl'tw
coal braii a^rrrr'itntK
coal buoker illy itrnT creg
Coal Coniaiiiiiooer (nng.irTjetr
coal cenoc'fioaaire Cl am 5714.
Brfl

coal culler (MnM. 230) ctRCl CR>
BTFI IntlT'CSc

coal culiiog macliiBc innTC?nW,
error ctz^ »!
toil deipiieb (nnr.Vro
teal dun «nc^ «i iniTT
ceaUtermc fcm *tntT

coal electricity ittrn
coaletce ti. I BgfroR, SW ftcer,
i^it«it, ^ gr arTT
3 tie (too together) WpT
cealcifcd od/ fntfl (mnft

( C^J.IICT, fttUT (gromiBj logtlhtr,
ruODing together/

roaleircBce 1 (a groniog together)

♦rfretn.

3 ^ert n , g<t>rT« i>t , itgfroi B.
roelrarest 0/7/ 1 (groniog togrlber)

3 (Tunoisj logethar) fennSl ( V,^)
cotl cxploctiion irtiit tnraetai
coel-Bcld tTma-Vc

coelGelJ erce imrr.avr4 Vc, ^

coel get ermr-tHPf
cell gat dime ohm cifir j»T«tr
coal griodmg mill eaniT Vrft
coal-healer eritR
coalihratioo OnJ ahnrtl n
roaliiy ,1, CnTT*>, dfmfttrrr, error
crot, aSiirficirt, error taiai
teal iBduiiry altrrnvrri, B'rc^crTAh
coiliiioB I iTgfircR »i, arfftrTin /.
from ‘

5 ejAwro » , ^ ft -arm

coalmoB gorerBmeet etiro
coilihoB miBiitry arf*inr«tc

(

eoalittis

361

cobalt Aaaonium phosphata

■coalitni at}j. Ifyfot ruaaing

tosethor) WTiJn (J^)
coal I«a3«

«aal measares Ctcl ( beds of cot] ]

coal mine tirnT-Wf^. ••aSl ^

coal miae profideat fund stamp

■Coal Hioes (Conservation and Safeir)
Ordinance («lT^rr tm

gnr) wwnlst

Coal Mines Safety (Slowtnf) Ant
t;nTT-*tfif- 5 Tw-;w^»niTn-)wS»fT’nf
Coal Mines Slow in» Board »hTT

coat mine« ttowiog fund arrrR.ail^*

ccal mining tniTT ^

f-l » e- *1 i

coal office Bi'y. "'nf niv'i-'s
coal oil innAw
coal pit wtr? nn, »r»ft «l trri
coal raising

coal set™ ««»tTT*P!f. «l Wt
C«4l Superintendent w»rT-«^?r¥
co»l*t»r 1 KfllT-rTS ni > TfST
5 Pharm.^ pucearbonis aniTT TT? m
coal'iar aniippetie »itTTT'<W*TTTt^
coal-ur emde itrnT'TI*
coal-tar gronp
coal-tar oil
coal til dr« Tum

coal titnioa-e(Pjr«j(if<r]tTr««i 3 ^
Coal Transport Adrisorr Committee
aiillt

Coal Transport Officer Miin nfllgn-
arfiriTft

coarrtate aJJ- Biel. I (pressed toge-
ther, closely co-ineeted) SKrfirss
3 Zod. thaving the abdomen sepa-
rated from the thorax bt a eon-
itnctiou onljlm^nNU
coarctate popa (sbrnalen papa, the
Urea ahrnbs, hut remains sor-
fouiled h\ Its old wrinkled skin)
Zed SjTWmi m.
coa ret a 1 0 s S' roa ret a t e
coarse 1 a'tj. atiftijii

3 VTT?

3 (cloth) aln.rsf^
medium gecat

tnpeifine

1 *tnT, B7*^» Hfltf 9
coarse adjustment J/ierot.
tm’n

coarse canvas Xtm rtm
coarse cloth gtZl CUgl
coarse crepitna Jfed. ^ *p*yias
coarse fabric
coarse food arx
coarse gram WJT *r^T3, anTi? *rn3
coarse gratned=coarse-textared
coir<e hand-pounded nee xttZI TPr-
u,»?r

coarseness raj^Tt / . *nn<
eoarsene-i of eount TtxtiUt *1

iVjrJ

roar'e powder *1^

eoar-er adj aftr ART

of coarser habit .niT fTUK «T
coarse nee wrer np ni
eoaf«c ncc quilitv 1 (i) nvjff

1 (»)

coarse rubble Road Cemt 5I*<’1

coarse sand wrg (c/ «5n tne tano).

ri^ftgTT, smrn
coarse silt STT
coarsest salt T^jrtg
coarse sugar ntficin win
coarse textured r«rci{ry
coarae-texiured soil ytgs’m ^
coarse twine aWl
coJSsiguor lav

coast I (seashore) WgTK.Tft“»s. {ut
btoU

3 (seaboard, sea margin) %^n3T>J m.
3 (land inunediately abutting the
sea) /.

coistil ad/ . rr^aBo, silu

cotastal accretions «Tfg{f^

coastal alluvium sr^aT-SsVT
coastal area aisj^q' in
coastal climate

coi-tal commaod Jfjj, n

coastal fisheries Uy^RCtO
roaslal phin Oto^ "T** WfT

coastal regiOD^Iiltoral region
coastal sand

cojstal shipping aflv^

coastal ship

coastal symbol Gtcy ruC

coastal trade aii^uAn nrwT, sftr
auioit

coast defence flfil. Hygara-jrfVrwT

coastenaz^fj ei.

coasting Ell/- (sliding down)ft.rrt5l n.
coasting ship ttz ■ncim-t
coastmg steamer a?.a[oT-ft«
toasting trade rt^i^dZ-WJIlK.aZ-rariK
coasting trade and narigatiott B7-

riTTIT «Vt ^ 5 ^

coasting I essel itAu
coastline=shorcline tnvq m>aZ-

TWP f

coau vallev glacier trs^-OfTTPft
coa-l waters

eoi<tWise trade aoi'SH

coastwise transport rrg^aAtf
coat » 1 ^3 171.

3 (of paint) ^ m-

3 Oplithalmal sen n-

4 i/ttallurgi/ ll'l'JI n.

cost vb 1 rnw, l!77, urTTWi Mir-n,
FWtHf.OlR^

3 (a meta!)ftT>I
coated adj Ttfrif, «tT^
coated paper ^
toati Zeel. (Tupi (r. cua ‘belt’ + (tm
‘nose, so called from iti habit of
tleepisg witb the aoae agaiost thn
belly) Trnrwm.
coatiog 1 ftm, im, «wri n.
STO(m)WlWTfT
iGteg (uppermost layer) TiTVTm.
cost of arms (lasigaia of hoaer) ttVnrt*

co-author atg-lmv m-
coaxalsscoezUl ad/ (having

tbe same radical axis) HWIV
coMsl circle MatK. WWT? TW
rosxal (coaxial) ayitem Uatk. rmr?.
Ajfw

coaxial =co axil
coaxial coil phyi Rung
coaxially RurfTJ:
co'b *J5?1

Cobaea Rot (it climbs by aid of tend-
rils Willis) muAfJI-fflTfj

C. scandens RIurvU-Rca -fHn
cobalt Chen* i’RTJ n-
c, acetate OtnJu
c.-aramine %tuiy finft
c-ammine salts fist mu
c, ammonium chloride fjwij
sfttu

c. ammonium phosphate \rtlg
ftfRiy RIT^U

cobalt •mmoniuiB •ulphito 362 CoceJdium bloamJrtutt

c. inunomoio mlpbaie

r hloom nfjp'M/- fg»T
c.blae 1 (» pigtnsr 0
9 (aeolout)^*^!

(gre«nnh blue in hue lod of

bifh ^^aatarntion)

c. horite kwTJ tWifl
e bromide
e. broDze 437^
c. rarboBiie iwtj BliiiTni
f cblonde ir^T3^t?it

e tbWtvd^ payee B«*

>«

c cbromtte •*<15
t tTM'l <»aT^b^ »Ta6Tia1e ol cobiU)

e fTtaidtlf’^T^JV^rV
t tormile WW
c (ttace Ifiurrel
e |l*»i%^!3 91^
e freeo 1 (« pmoieotJ
5 (yell*'' green 'Ttft 10 hue utu*
tetion end hnll taee oedium M)
w«rff»jfT

t bedrotide V^TT*!^
c iodide Wt5»*W
c lirtate 4i’tl5

c Biercun tbio fieojte i(^pj Tijfi

e Qial7bd*tebr>9n4Vef^e
e, BiireteVru^iW
e, oebcr ViHiral
« otelele

e «»»J< (black, gr*i)%^3»lV9
(ire. -pc)
e pbo»j)be»*

e poKMiuM ealpbaie kwj ^gI3
r. pitilet IfjfMTol

c red 1 (t pigment)

3 (a ei lour) •Tij 4^*ai-fie
(blui»lired 'lei-V in hoe end of

1 »i'i 'V^aaVumionl

r ailirate VtS
e »l»i-. actT^ «t 97T
t •ut|)iiie»’»-3 5»fnr
e. aulphide ig^I3

r Ibio eranile «n73 nrggniftr

C. fUBgalile ifT) «efl*
e nllramarioeac. blur
t finict I U ftgMfri! <t^

tr . T <l l ? T B5 U
toloar.bln# red dle^en in hoe, aatn*
ration end brilliencemeiliani Ken)
r. vitriol aMlpbalc
c. jeltovt I \% pigioentl^tiareolui

2 (e coloor) krtij 4hr,

IreAdish yeHoir vlirtW in litie» ot
bigb ^ ealnretioo and of rery
high 7 briUiaiiee(

robalti* (eotmltie)
tobaliic itij Cfcem-
cobalti-rvailie od/ Chem %fTffTfiTC
coballi^vtoide %r<-T^1n
eoba1tif<roa«oj/y ^^13^
cobattiae li=cobetli(e
3 ifyeel (cobalt coloarod)

(light chalky bltko)
coballijulntc

cobtliiic (l3- tot vr3 cobalt,

•nr for eiPre mioerel)
cobali-oickcl pyme %3P^-int(tK n
lt3*for *ni3 cobaU> lor
nickel, pytite)

cobatlo.(cobel(oat) CArm
eobatio caaDie%r«9«|fliP
(obalto tj aoide tvibn
tobalioiM oiide tfiW viW
cobalto ibto-cranate ^ nro tvniVtr
cobaliou* ad> CAcoi
eobatloue cbbielJe %*?
eoballooi tnlpbate ^
cobble I <7eol Ongger iban pebble}
tnftei ».

3 HoaJ Coitl (roogbh equared
atone uaed for peeing roeda) vltre

cobbler

cobbler t.pcge (Oigereia canaJtniii)
Slgrwfn »»• (Bean)

Gibmc (containatboloaeb) rcctj<i^>
mrrfV

C titrbf role vfnd «1‘«T
cobra ^«io^, ( «^) m.

cobra » rtUrba Bet. Wniot

irord If Irancletod from Sanakrii)
colnreb i (aetarork epreid b> ■ apider
to eettb Me I*») ) «»3 net

n . rrrtt niran

3 (e aiagl# Ibreed apun by a tpider)
•» {ancient aiord)

cobwrbbe #1/ (corapoea d otthtaadtae
6na ealboaeotaoeba-cU^pRSni

eoce (ita leatea contain
Vi^B n

Cora Lueh (J?rplArarv/oH eeea)vr(eA

/.

coca denvatitee ni%w TyrS
coceinae hydrocMon’dumjn^aiftTT-

cociinc CKeui. (it acta aa a local aa<
eathetie)

rocaioc familr=Eryihroxy]aecac
cocaine babit

cocaine badrocUonde U|^s<ri Ty-

coceiBC pleat (KrytArerylon (Ore)B1%>

cocaine prepertlion
cocaine ialtfft^^-^^
cocaiBizc tb Hrtldd
(to csestbetua nitti eoeeinei (0
treat with eoeeioe)
cot aiDum /.

totainucn hydiocUoritnin
mVtdl

coceinum nurlaticum firVHVv in%

trti .

roce Ire/ ST%yB qdj
core plant r,^ bt ^Wt, ■!%« »1T
Coccateec Beef (thnili ofipbenei
bacteria) ril^tTJ-fkt n
coercine 3B, 3BN Meirmoiilne
rocrcine 7B«>rr7ibnBe 7B
tectens (Gk. lobkoa *keroiea' + kerO
‘oai’ + . *l^ a «n found la 00
cbineil) Chem. fft fitfVd/.

cocci pi. of CDCCUI

c^>cdd (an) inieet ol the fami);

Coecidae) KftriVg in.

Coccidec 2eal (ftnuly eompriiliig ik<
eeale tniect, ate ) a.

CoetiJie“Cocodi>dea5ae|.p^Tl^^
m ('n order]

Cocridiidci wCocciJia
Cocndioidci Biel er/TT^T Bfiff
Coceidmuoc^ba. &»i ■.'y.iiytuj.
coerjdioria BTtl^r.gi /.
coceidiom Baal (one of the CoccHia

Coeeidiura Bool (/n

ipeeiei aer andre tit ryaenyM Eiin*
n.)

C. bi|cniia«Bi, C, homiaU. C p'l
fenne^laorpon bomiai*

ceeei{eT

363

ee-ehroxaa

coccifer =coccitfcnj»

coeciferus Boi Tax (bewin* ictuet
berries)

coccine (bright red. »c«let)
coccine /.

corcinelU =cochme»l

CocciaeUi Zod.

C. nosemnoUU (ortnge with blwV

sr«t«) ^wiP»*X .

CocciDelltdie Zod. w

CocctDeUinee Zod.
co<ciiieous = s‘*^^** ^

coccineus l ZJo» Tax (scsrlel) <"*'

2 ilyeol (bright red)

Cocrinia Hot, U»ai-S*fs

C. indiee = Momordie* monadel.
phi =sCepbilindr» indie*
ftwn (D., N., M. Hifi Pjt?,

M»r. Tel
corcinic ecid Clten
coeeiooeU* «» cochmeel in8«icn»?*

_

Coecocephelm Zod W'j^nTT-JfW*

C. si»ld««tW»T»4?sftTT
eoceochromitic adj- Bel. (hariog the
chrometospore* .rrae ged lo a apeo-
Vted pattern)

enecoid ad), (resembling a eoccns,
globose) ttbs

coceoid division

roccolith Ofol (ancient word)

Coccoloba = Cocealobia Bot

IpWI-SIife

C.-uTifera (sea grape)

^

Coccosteidse Poleofitol »-

Coccosteonorph) ns-pt

CoecostcQS PaieoiiM. (broad annoa*
ted plates about the head)
iratfii

C. decipiens MmiK
Coccothrsnstcs Atri

(the finches of ibis genua are
serv iioisy

C. eWons (green finch) 5^'

C. vulgaris (haw finch) «i«i***

Coccothraniunae Art* 3Wt«S^Tg*Tt

•>1.

Coocnlns Bel liaifo

C/. Tinospora jpjdtJrarfe

C. ariatoloebiae •» C. birsutus
C. ceUtha = C. ptndolns
C. cordKolttt* (forA'/ofius«vit!i
ueart-ahapo.1 IcAve*’)

trfefil

C. flavosenn* = /‘^mirU cocco*
lui

r. Rlabra = C. pendulBS
C hirautwa - C tillosu* (broom-
creeper, iniborty)9TJn«*-«-
fAfsTO(B.N

C inctaus - Peticampylus gUu-
C. launfolioa (jonglo tribes of the

Malayan peninsula nse the plant
to poison their arrows and darts
_Baso)

C. leacU - C. pendulus
C. macrocatpus (flowers
(rsprsnt-Basu)

C palmatus - Jatrorrbiaa pal-

mats ^

C. peodulut snliri**! (Goj.
Pan. porscdfli)

C. ptukeoein - Pacbyione >vaia
C sepium • C hirsoiBS
C. villoaus • C hlnot u*
coeculua indicua Pham. wi** « w,
coccus 1 ®«l. (a spherical eell)

3 Bol. (frmt) (* debweent toencarp)

3 (eochmeal) ya-d' .w.^

Coccus 1 Bad s&W^-wnvt
3 Zod. fftnln-iraifif
C. cacti (acale-insect) ^(inu7

coccus c*cti=cochiaeal Pham

tihpa. •

eoccyg- •» coccygo.

coccygeal aJj. Anal, (of or pertaining
to the coccyx)

coccygeal gsDglioo iJed.

coccygeal glaud spifiw
coccygeal nerve Zod.
eoccygeo- (from coccygeal)

coccygeo-meseoteiic vein Zed. flT-*

nigwftnT

coccyges jiL of coccyx
coceyfo-, coceyg* iftd-
coccyxiiaaf tprfWn
coceine Cit- JW
cocbeniUcococtuBeal

Cochia=Kochia
Cochin iilfcw

cochiu^argus brown (a colour, red-
\ellow in hue and of low ft

bcillianee) ftrtrtW- ^

Cochin China spinelail .fr« TtTTtl'^
cochineal l m.

3 = coccus cacli=coccui Pham

3 sCaslilian red (a colour, yellow-
ish red ITtrOfl in hue, and of very
higli saturation) srftT«rit5
cochineal cactus ^r?nft-*Ti*
cochineal fig = cochineal cactus
cochineal insect=coccioneUa
cochineal plant=cochineal cactus
cochineal red Col- InA TtB

cochineal scarlet Col riid,

__-s_

cochineal subslilufe Col. Tnif. IC*^tuT

Cochin turnieric(Ci(re«mit aromalieit)
sm ^ron / (B..N ,M )
cochlea (of the ear) Atuil tPJ.
cochlear csntlwicala isedia ^ool,
.Inof.

cochlear duct Zoel *v5-BWi#t
Cocblearia Bol-

C. fenestrata (occurs lu M. Sibeiik
It can endnre a temperature of
.46°c.) ?n>n»» tiflTO?

C flava sOdUC
cochleariform oA/. (spoon-shaped)

eocblearifomiis® cocUearifqrm
cochlear joint »=Sp » x • I dwaf.

cochleate edj. Ctwiated liVe ■ thell)

cocbleatua =cochlcite
Cochliodonlidae Patocmlel,

.jivTm,

Cochhoroyia = Oiryaomyia
Cochlospermaccao Bet,

Cochlotpermnm Bel.

C. gosiypium (tbs gum is sweetish
—Bean) viwt-a

Cocnoa Avf* (Nepali

ClV from»'J^to cry sharply)
co-chrome (cobalt 60%. eAremium 1 4%.

eociniriU

361

>eodid*

jroD S65») »». for %fl?J

u CO* IS for cobiilt, T’l^ebromiom)
cocinerite Bflfini n. (iT- (or (nw
coppsr. I* (or tilvor, TT- (or

tulpbids. •T*>(ot miBsisl)
cock fffr. ( i \) «
cockitoo 1 (s kind o( psrroO Jcfet®
m. (sQcieot 'word]

2 (s eolouTi roddish > ellow
in bus, of Tsry high S brillitnee)

cock hnmble s btsckltcrry (R«(is]
fnilicont) /

cock'hrumble = cock Jirsiable
cockcliifrr Zefl. (s bccUedestruetiTc
to vegctstioft) WW.’i'f w
cockgts fTrfwflPl m
cockle Zooi rTtrift* / (hestt like
shtpc)

cocktcbur I (.Yofilkivm tirumoriHinl
m (Bstitl

2 «ttiek«ort (igrimcnia tvpalaria)
m

cock of th« woodacsperctillic
coekroiek Zeet m (socicnt

i»o»d).

cockrow ared t>«PP7 iPapavrr rhotit)

IV iirc^f n.

eocks ood ttfot^hirihetdtirianlaffe
taiieedata) nw

cock'scomb 1 (Ccloiio yfgentta)
ftnim (B-.U)

2 B red poppy (PapcMr rkwoil

cocksfoot— orebud grsts irjTTfl/-
cocktpur grtis (rrkinorVoa crs«*

jal/i) ’(Is fWW m.

cockipar psoic frais — cockipnr

grass

cockuii gfcBTI / (nt (or «fltl)
cocos 1 *fVjr« n

2 (rkcofcrowws cacao) ■fgTT» irs.

3 (thabevsrsgsprrpared by cooking

choeolsts powder in boiting wstcr
or milk) n

4 (s colonr, red ysllow twDs la
bos, o( low ft bnllisnce) pRTftf

/scIcsJa) ns.

(E..N,M ),

cocos browo (rad yellow la

bns, ol tow *I sstarstios, snd low
(^ bnttisacc) OTftVfrt
cocos msoafsctnred ftflrr T ft WT l

cocosDut 1 (Csret WMCt/cra) Vlft^ as.

(B N.,u).«rfrwi

2 = brown stone (o eolour. rad-
.yallow cstHi In hua, ot low *?
•starstiOB nod low ft briUisn^a)
aoofifc'fl*

CocosDui nod Copra btirkrliii'
Society m({UH rift sftTW fa'swn
nOift

cocotoul brown (mJ yallow id

hue. stturnlion and briKisnes

raolium ^^o)

cocosDut rrsb«= purse crab (feeds on
fruits, e*p. eocoanots — Web)

coroiBut fibre mf^on nt tisg
cocosDut bair oil anlrin
cocoiout h««k

corojDtii kernel nifVvnri) Ptft
(ocoiBut leaf Wlfiwn Wt TWf
eocosout leaflet

corosout o( the Maldives — see
rvcotoul palm (£«J<mcm scycbcfla.
rK*«) ttgtt-thftklt M
cocosout ©il«.f?»« «r)l«. ■

cocoiout palm {Cvc$ wacs/era) flrftkflc
»• (B ,N..M \ VffflU
eocosnai shell as. (sneisnt word)

cocoiout shell charcoal vn^my
cocosout tree (Ccsos is»cs/er«) wrf(k»
ai (B .N ,M ). >>>fhni
cocoa plsnt ^

cocos powder—browD powder
CO. oUIo Bot Orayi /

CocnlilhophonJae Zool- •iTWryffw*'
n»ift

COCflUlII w rorotnut
cocoon «|

cocoon fannstion fiprfw

cocoon flick
Cocos Bd wtftkw Bmfs
Ci Ducifrrsfeoroout.eoeoDiit pslm.
cocosmit palm, eoeonent tree)
ansivo mTikir

Dec nsribtl, ojiriul, ITid. »lftys,
Kaa oifi:kt.Idsr ^■•klnkwifft^
Taro. "l(yft\, Tel

C schisophylla •• srsenri palm
(Ck acAiae 'split*. pkyUan 'lenl*)

C ystai (iba flashy perl e( lbs
(rail IS oiad as an aetbslraiatia
la Draaii-~BMn)7&ni VtOVf

cocoHort(CnpscI/D torMp<iiforjj)yTfl.

fSrtTwi.
co'i-tus TOT

C, O, D. ( collsct 00 deliTarj)Rft.

(sfTT» delivery, tfnoi collect)
cod (OaAiis uid'rhtta) ikgrift w*.
codamioe(c(ii(eine+Du>iiM) CAciit-ritf.
ftedi /.

CuJJinglon lens groove

acts as a displirsgin)
code £rtic 1 rifisi/. (Const )

2 rifVH'I'H IS-

Srikmiftl /. (as in talegrspbia
co<{s trf^-»i»?lltft)
code aft WM

code id.lresa

co.dcfrn(laDt Lav Bg'Bfnft) (4\) m.
co<!cis— codciDc
eodeins — eodrine

rodcijias phosphaa—rodrine phos.
phate

codeiDe(Gk, kodtia 'foppy baad*)
Ckm (assoetslad in opium with
merpliiae sod iimilar to ths
latter, but (aablar, in aetioo) iftrit/.
oodeine phosphtie—rodeiase pboa*
phiii*kar« ritrilWlf^tf
codciDooe tfftn /.
code number 1 tsf^tn-riUTT

2 (giraa to ensure seereey) riktrt*
Code o( Civil Procedure tng.T*
B{k«t4ftm (Const )

Code of CrimiDsl Procedure y*v*

{(kioit )

Code of InitructioDS v^nuAfpn
Code of Rrgutalioot
Code of Rales

codes and msnusla sfft fnnT*

flftwf

code wire trkf-mf

code word ftiy^ereT
codex I Xnw«.roJe

2 PWn. (a collection of medical
(ormalu)

Codisenm-Phyllsores Bat (cultiva-
ted (or tbeir gorgeous ftffil (olisgs)
ftww BTlfl

C varirgsioffl fin Dm*
codicil £«tB riltTT {(rotn Beagsli.
UtT. and Wilson's Glossary also
givs it (or *a codicil o( a will'}.
grVc'gyr *. (wj subswiueal}

•eodide .rilkT IS.

codification

3^

coenenchyma

di*cotliile

coiiificaiion n.

roiliRrd

rodiR^d in*lriiClion*

c«dilif r ft^<n-««TT, t<i

eod»() rb sf5?rt-«TW,

Codi{> or consolidate apHT

coding of telegram ttn
VT*n

codlio* or codlin moth {a small moth
(CarpoeopM pmoiuUa) which in tha
Itrral state (known a* app3f worm)
litei in apples, pearsi etel

i»

codlin moths codling moth
cod liver oil PAarm-
codominant Poirjlrp SSiTjfffl (■^*1)
Codonella ZooU tlf®WT*sniTfi[
Codottopaia Bot (Ok Mon ‘bell’,
campanulate eotoUa— Basu) ?*n-

^dt-srarft

C ovata (roots employed in the
treatment of woaedsi ete.>-Basu)

CoenliasCaeciUa
eoedueatioa / • «T’ftnin! m

coefReient !«■ maUipUer fifatfi. rprc
m>

3 •et^tfin «!., -wn /.« n,
coefficient of aberriUon ^iircn.

coefficient of adheaion etOicriVT ijirv
coefficient of alienation £ieiiitira (w
measure of the lack of correlation
between tvro Tariahlea)

g*t* ('rmr)

ooefficieat of association sjnv
coefficient of concurrent derutioa

coefficient of contingency jrsriR^.

rpt*

coefficient of correlation R^VrtX-
rpw (-Wltn)

coefficient of deviation
coefficient of dispersion «nftT®l-5JT¥
coeffiiieni of diitnbntion sazif

coefficient ofelaiUdtj PJtys.B'amtst'
«I»I« (srjBts)

eoeffirient of espanaion f)tt^-sptv

(■«TTW)

coefficient ef friction ifteh
tjow {‘Stgrra)

coeffil lent of mean deviation ttV77*

coefficient of mnltiple correlation

5{<iiisfiM «5>pi (•am)

eocffkient of mutual induction ttrCTT-

( at^BT^)

coefficient of quattile deviation

eoeffieient of real expansion Piips.

coefficient of retraction ^j|Tirt*rptV
(•at^WI)

coefficient of regression RhlBriB !J®1^
coefficient of restitution
(-sT^qra)

coefficient of aelt-induelion innrnl*

coefficient of skewness ^rofisltct
ant tpw. ^si»B.3'ir8
coefficient of standard deviation BttiB*

coefficient of superficial expansion
Phvt. ( «3B7a)

coefficient of torsion pAps

!PW

coefficient of variability reoefficient
of variation

coefficient of vanation Statistics fkv>

r«t*g*w {•st3qin)

coeffiaent of viscosity Phv$- •nssTf

(-"igNio)

coefficient ofvolumeelaiticiiy Phyt.

sftwfawit»nn*g®w (

coelactnth

Coelacanthidae (Gk. toiJos 'hollow'
Sfkr+oiontiw ‘thorn. apino'}Pa{ecn-
tof. •»

coelicantbous a,ij. ^qr^vz
CoelacaotbusPnlrcnrof gftT«»t*nsilfir
•coele ZooL -sj?!/.
dia-eoele lldln*35t
pars*coele mTn* 3 ^I
proso-coele
mesoKoele
mets<oele

baetneo-coele Siris-*)^

Coelenterata Zod Wtv^gTjq: mplt
St / (•toR? phylum)
coefentente niff Z«/. •n*nnRt(-t3)
coelentemn Zoof. (intemal cavity)

«T»»ani?T/.

roeieslin l)Iue=:coeUoe=sky blue

coeli* = coelio-
coelia Jwat Bljsl/.
coeliac adj. (pertaining to the caritj
of the ahdomea) 53^30*^.
coeliac artery rinnt.
coeliac ganglion rinat. ^vflJSl'S''**
coeliaco-mesentenc (artery)
m.

coeliaco-mesenteric adj. Zool 3^.

coeltae plexus .laat 3?jySJ*Jnn3
coeliDes=coelestm blue
coelio-, coeli-, eoli- 3^-
Coelocorrous Zool.
CoeloeenysssCumculns Zod.

C. paca mtnriT «*£ (S?5fDr 'rabbit*
occurs in comm )

Coelogyne Bet (genus of orchids
having mostly yellow or white
showy flowers) siksnfira-tnnfi {^iT.
f*rf orchid, short for ^WrtWvTK-

Coelolepida (body eorered withdenti*
cles) Zed. mpf«

Coelolepidae n.

Coelolepis Zool T»^t«TtT snnfif
coelomate ad]. Zool. (having a coeto*

a>ek?irrr)«^:5’i?

coeloms Zod., diiat. (body cavity)
^•351/.
coelomic

cbeloinic bay Zod.
coelomic epithelium Zod.

coelomic Quid Zod.
coelomic pouch Zod.
coelomic sac Zed. ^5*J51-?g?r
coelomoduct Zoerf. ^gggl-norr?l/
coelomostome Zook kniTt’H® "•
Coeloplana Zool. g^iftftz-snnfir
Coelops Zook (having a depression on
the face, Gk koilot 'hollow* nV) * 1 ^-

Coelurosauria Palsontol. (smaller and
more agile dinosaurs) iT^mTTZT
n pi (wftr 'agile' oeeuri in Tv<v)
Coelurua Paleonlol. etflTinz-RWlft
co-employee Bg-firjvc.
coenenchyma ( eommou calcareou

eo*nobioB

366

cohabitAtion

stem) Sool m*

cocdobium Biol (a colony, usually
spherical. o( unicellular organisms
surrounded by a common lorest-
meat or membrane) n

cocDocentruiu Bot (a deep staining
cjtopIasRiic structure in the oo
sphere) n

coenocste Biol. (laultinucleate)

copBOgamete Bol (multmocleata
gamete) m.

coenosarc Zool (the eammon soft
tissue scliieh unites the
poljps of a compound hydroid or
coral)

co.enx]rme Bioolim
coerce tb- 1 (to constrain or restrain
by lair or authoriU) STtIB'

U (to compel to an\ aetion)

BWWIW (from *Twrr)i
3 (to uaa fores) ww wVn WKwr,
BTBBI (ie« intimidate)

eoercibililjr ocoercibleoess^^tvi^/.
coereibls aifj 1 ftftw,
aaronspreiiible (as ali(]uid]
coereioB 1 Blf'f’mw? s.

2 ««tn^ n , «eP«iT ni

3 £ow (IPO) fit ,

ni <«)«

COBipulsiOD f WtR,

duress fBBrWBI, ^BIB
SBlimidalion fOnriB. I(MI
oppreiaion
acTenty <0aai, 3U9I
viotcDce fgBT

coercion by law ^ VTBTBT

coe rci li V e es roe r c I V e

«oerci*e aJj 1 BlfjBTTBnft

(•Tl.) , ^

3 BintBHi, a»Wl(l ( tT.)

3 Zatv (t P C ) bwibWI (-tn)

4 bIWtb

eoereire forte JfnjiscfiFii BHlft
eoercMiy i/ofnftinuVmTfm/
coeruIeiB Cot. Jiuf srvnT(f}fi^ «i.
coerulcsreos (turning blne)ift«rBSPf
coerutrumwaky blue
eoenslipsol ••ceruligool
eocraligaoaexecmligaooe
••CTBlioe Col. Jmd. KlBftnWt/.

coetaDeons = coaetsaeoiis
co-executant Xa^ (yg AxiTT*

CO executor L^ta (execute

Const)

coexistence 1 n

2 Lojie ffgun tn
coexisting question ajnfi Rjq
co-eitenaive (sphere of work) « 5 -

eo.«xieBsiTe with the durstion of...

cofictor Jtfatx. ^

ce-ferwient Btoeltan. ffg fc*B
eo.ferraeBU(ion ^ f^gtl
CoffeiBot «iw-sraifit
Q srabica

C.lihenca Bot. (used medieioally
onOoId Coast— BastOfBxb:-*:^
cuffeatus (eoffee-like)
coffee 1 n .

3 (a eolouti red yellow Wrtia m
hue. of low *4 aatoralion and low
^ brilliance)

coffee berry

coffee brown c4j. «i^>m
coffee cryttsit
coffee estate
ecffee-hooie

coffee stsU «(W-ttn)JiB, <hft

5«R

coffee tree $et Kertncly coffee tree
coffeicolor (coffee-coloured)
coffeiformis Ufcol (coffee^baped)

Coffeoideae (subfamily) Bot-

coffer dam (a watertight eDclosure
from which the water le pumped to
expose the bottom of a ri*er) tnri'

cofferfisb = lruBhfish
Coffey at JI C*e-» (for distiUiog fer-
mented liquor and obtaioing rectifi*
ed spirit) UtVBBJirelB n.

coffin ft

CO| flask, achelsChm
cog dalouio6(t<qMm.
cogent necntily bt* snffwn
cogent reesoBS BTW «nst
cogged wheel PMt$ qwft wb
C ogia Zad. ^dYnt-ntTf
«>g“«e 1 RBlAT,snnu.<tBB
3rr{reo (applied toxaeolithawbeo

they represent fragments of rocti
which ate genetically related to the '
enclosing rocks)

cognate n (relations on the mother's
side) BI^*lf m

cognate acts BaiwtB stfsrfBfB-
cognate expressions BBftftB
cognsie mstiers bbr ftBB
cognste sciences BBftftf fhflB
cognili $ee cognste
cognatus (related)
cognisable ^ cogaiatble
eogniuott 1 Lou (tSTCB h
2 Piyekol. n.
conation BBftB, BtUB
volition ttBfq
cogniuve aJj. (4\)
cognitive faculty ftyckal
riffTWiWt fiftB
coguiiibility /,
cogniaibilily of offences Law BTTTf*

co gpiasble ttdj Law (IPCj tri^.

If/. Urdu fifiJi WT wsirfl)
co gnissbt e esse Law wfinfil,

fwsha irfir^

cognissLle cbestiog Law tiJfB sqm
oogniiible criminal offence
fBi'ITKr, hVq TmBfiB
cogntaible offence TTTTB,

tHTTB

eognisanee 1 Low ftyTB ».

Dolice rbuYb
9 (bead, notice) VBIB a.
to Uke cogntiinee VBR^
togniasDce of an offence siqnB-^lffn

cogniiaot = cogniier <nTT4T (?)«
become cogniaanr fijyfBI »>*I

eogniiert (tbtb
cogniserBCOgniaant
cognomen TfBTBn
cognovit Law (defendant'! aeknow*
ledgment that plaiotifl'e eauae M
luat) BlTSdtpfir /.

cogon « cogon grass Bot- (used for
IhatehiDg) m.

cogwheels 4.lomoiil» (k nbeel With
cogs or teetb) B*a Wv «.
cohabit LowBgqm as
co habitai u ig,rol. (livieg togethw)
BffBBft(4\)

cehabitauon BtIRT as., ll^ n. (***

eolii«r«n>

3£7

eoldtolUd

caintl intercoune)
coharrcD* U'juH (cohering) BA’S
ro-heir LowffJ'TIVr? «».
io.tieire«s f

cohere Ph\it. *»

coherence 1 fnrgrtfff /

3 Phyt. erarni / , w.

cohesion

coherenl odj I ««3‘ia (ancient rrord)

3 Phyu <WeK

coherer 1 22(t<ho m. (^’tf

tahe filled i\ith % grenilUteJ con*
ductor+Tt^'T^ detector)

3 Phyi. <l*rn ( ^ m.

cohesion n»,

to hi held in cohesion •

eohe*jon mechanism Bot-
cohesn e «/ij- tiFPft ( tH)
cohesne force Phyt. TO
cohcrireness
eohetive suhstance Impt)

Cohnheim'e areas diuit.
cohohation CUn. (repeate<l diitil-
Ution.M.

cohort £iot. <"■> (in fio<- nearti
eiliiiralent to the or<frr]<Tttl ii.< (in
^ool. neatl) equivalent to the tah*
erJef)w3*t*l«»-
coll 1 5*TO n.

3 f:Ue. f»TO n.
coil ri* #*TO^
coiled flj], jeiftiTT
colt fialvanometer
coil rotatiog in magnetic field Pftjit
^X?TO %nt W 5*TO

coin /.•

coin ch. 1 (act of coining, minting)

tro

3 riT’^T

coinage 1 (enins collectiTcl>) ioa‘1 vt
3 (com) 4* to.

(act of coming) iTO !»• (Const-)
coinage account cro
coinage metal ic-mj
coinage production
coin bags itrv^ «) ti ^

coin eahinet t^JTc^jn /.
coincide r^- (co-^- + incidera'to fall
on’ TTH) JtUtC, Jrw WWT
coiocideore 1 Int^ m , Itir
3 ^strOM. ni.
coioeident od/. tfuiA {-t\)
coaenrrent

concomitant Hgniift
contemporary tTTOl^V^,
simultaneous

coincident selection Z«ol. fljftft H^T*t
coincident trains PAys flTOit

coincide tilth Jr?r
coiner (maLer ot counterfeit coins)
in

counterfeiter
fabricator ftjVTO^finn
forger

coin examiner
com expert zv.fTfntr
coming tr? u.

coining instrument 2ctt*77CTV|

com money

com.roorn account tv

corns of antiquarian interest U|M)^

co.insurance rnr**niilv
coir l^l 3tr,

coir aad rope*niakcrs cooperative
society vrftTOVjj am T13TO Rkvrft

coir mat arf^TO ^
coir product inH««l 4
coir rope viHto <1 Wft
coition n. (mc carnal inter-

course)
coitus »

Coix Bot TOlfir

C. barbata stTTOV nVj (MW. •ll^i
C. gigaotca *t5J-*t%^

C. VoeoigiiwPolytorakarbata
C lacrynia jobi s Job's tears (its
hard pearly white eee-ls aold as
bse>U ctniDg in iiecVlaces) atfei.
nV5

cole aijiiTT M

cole black Cot. J»d. VW
cole dust Pfimt-nfe
eoVe factory a^nn-faniM
coke iron s<itrf-an^
cole oren e^itn-vs^
cole*plant a

cole platewcole tin atrnT'n
coling Ptlrcy. edniret, ewipm w.
coling coal sd'lKUld) wruy, atnu*
tnOv^TOi

col 1 (neck of losr l> log area between
two htllt) ilYn/.

3 (oeck of low presaore between

two anticj clones) iftvt/
col. (colloid) PA.ir*ii. (T%Ttvt)
..lola (mbabiting, growing on) *^1^,

•iVal

co-labourcr rTg-wfltV
ro-latitude Astren. «i*a V Ji.

cokhiceiue fjreitJjr w.
colchicine, folcliuia C/im.
f

colcluL-me salicylate Ch^m.

colrhici semen=colchicum teed
Colchuum Bot. f^nvgm-tiatfit
C eutumnile

C, luleum (golden coll}nQm)

mm»T finviiv (B.n.

Hia (if^ftrn)
colchuum n.

colchiiiim teed =. colchici semen
Pharm, Tgr^iTJ^-rfla
colrbiruni wme ^ rinum colchici
Pharm

colcothar J CficM (an oxide of iron
left as a residue ) iriicitv n.

3 (a Lolour, reddish red*}eJIo«
altjPrm m hue, of low Pi bnlJiaooe)
fWWipTTTO
lolJ nrf^.ffte, sett

cold H. Afnf. BPntrra m. 'oatarrh;

from 8^1 Marathi wH)
roId-sDnealed ailj. tftin famfi a
cold black Col. /Hif. ?0tr vi«
cold-blooded otlj (animals) Cpwra,

ndd-hlooded murder TO

cold iliHrltfRrtc

cold compress

cold de*crl fJetv ?Pjr

cold ilistillaiion CAcm. cftx-aiTHTO

cold drawing WeM|.

Coldenu s<if finf^r-jraifir

C. procumbent (trailing coldenia)
W f*T^ (Basu, Bombay Pt 1^,
Hm- Mar. rTI«l)
cold light xftSJItnTI
cold moi«t winter tftw %iT*?r
cold pack dTctf
cold point sPbtv
cold pressing cftit-iflrw
cold process Soap Bf/y xfRt fro
cold rigor Bel. tftd WtWaT
rold-roll c6. fifcfcil
cold-rolled adj. Dfttal. tfhr At^q

celdioUinff

collat«»l agrtantnt

eold.ralllng
cold leDMtion vftiTVtv
c*ld iliort {Sw inlfiior tr toil eoW
+ il5r 'bntU»' Oxf E D) J/ftal.
(brittle when cold)
cold iVin ^[(Is ^
cold ipoDgiog tfhr asHR
cold itorije U wtre-honse )
*nr!>rTT
cold Mortje c6
cold itorefe bmiofu
cold etorejre
cold itore ^Hhnpnit
cold *nb>tiDrc tfttr mi4
cold leniperele region *r*T^

cold tejuftw

cold war 3^

cold weter sw, S*n tMV

cold'water •1iie = e*>eia ;liic fflTTXJ

cold weter ordeel eflJTOffflVT
cold Viie

cold wtte wtniia;! (ftwrfn vralTr
cold weether eft's 015, efts «w
cold weithct toepcctiooe
fVftjm

cold tfeeihet moeihe eftn<tW*inn
cold'oeetlxr rein eftvemr'*^
cold weather tetaeo level (cf a
•trooni) eftsw-dsv
cold weather loor fftwot
cold weather weeding cftTiCTet ftieVs
cold W10lfTtftS^T»T
coldworkeb iftlTSR
cold woeVed cneUl cftsoft^ ‘■t^
ColdworViog 1/ciot- (operatioa o(
aliasing nietala at or Bear almcK
aphtnc lemperacnta - ^bauiben]
efIs-T'j*l 0
^1e • -coloui
Colebrookea Ect (iJsftfl.iTTTft

C ojvjXrtiVitoUa U rery white,
tooientoae altrub— GomblelRTm^

G leraifoliaaC oppoaitifolla
colrmaoiie^rbftf^m (^for^^
eaIc>Dm.rf<lt borate, -n lor tcOf^
mineral)

Coleochaetaceie JJeJ xfHtM ■
Coleochoele Dal. (aquatie epiphytie
grean algae) ifrtTTva attlfs

Gpulnaata (palnaoM 'coabiea>

iIiaped‘~froai its eosbioiwtiko
tbalh Fresh'Water^lgte o( t)io
U 8. ht G.M. Smith. N aw VotV

i933,p «n)

C icatate (m this species no dta*
moots oro lotcaod'^hleLean 1*76)

CotropteraCGkbofwa'sheatli «’^*+
pleroo'wing as) Zeal (the anterior
wings eereo as coreriag for tbs
posterior pair) «. (T’l

coleoplile Bat n

roleorhisa Bat. WnUB^B m.
coleieed 1 (Bratuea conprOrii)

sRnns m.

^sBresaica Cepua
cole*t>twcoil III
Coleus Bel atyatrmdnnftl

G amtioinicua imnas wraiMV

(S.M »i?apT«.Btan«nrrdft,Ben
poterehor. Bin polWcbiir)

G croiatiiraSBC smlioiBicDi
C btumei lihn-ertvpm
G eloogaiaa (a peeolisr species
found ooh on Iho top of one
Riountsin in Ctjlon^Willii)
(er?B srsHtae*

C fisrridoroslitliasodihlo tubers—
Lowson and Sshni) wnn-

colrwOTtw tshbape IBroiiwa oleractfl)
wfiorw « (MW )

colie T^tdljo, m.
eolicroot gw Trwi f
Coliidao Zoal «.

Coliifanora ^ool n ('R

order)

colitis IT*/ n

Colioa loA. imfk

coll*, collo* Clim- afta-
-roll (Gk tetto 'gloo) Ckrm, Ull

-riw*.

eollabeos veollibeal
collabrnt feo!IapsiB«}<m>arfl (-T^)
eellsborele ,A nt[^\wT
eotlaborauageelUiroef efTSTflwrair^

eollahoTstor w i ^lTt (.Tf) m
rolli'gea Btoenen. rira-arw n.
rotlapeeCfall together abraptlylenta-
ir^ a , ««a«r^ a*., enttm ^Vat,

<re (Ini

cotlspaed inraw*
coUspsihle boat ttaja ^hsT
roltapaible ebair wwa wm*f)
eollapaiblepush vehicle JfJy
• 115,0

collapaibtc tube HTtI’n5t(f<Ta format
>na)

collapaiag aJj, tJ*iaMT®l
collapsiDg puUe tnrafTi^arft
eollapiut (collapsed)
eoliarn ltl>Vii
3 (eUacg)Vrtn,’ITt
9 (for a1isfting)tl^n*

4.Bo< ritar/

6 ((n a nautiloa) = scEtal aerk
6 Bat (th* line of Junction betwssn
the root fit a plant and its iteo)

collar and chaiB (of a dog) an^

Anv

collar badge (PR. 819) »W BTJT
collarheae * cUsicte «tfra« (Irena
««)

collar borer /brrrfrf *paaf^ ftT*
(CbampioB 917)
collar diameter rntr

cotlarrd adj Zeol. tirf’T’T
collared cell ZeU Iftta-tfttTT ^
collared m;faa Zttt Blfrn

collared pfatiarole dwt T^-«n

rs*

collamlua ilytol (collared, sitaeb*
od to a eolIar)1t>fh9.ti>Tim
collar lerel Fartifr^ tJWBpii-tW
collar Top« ^St (Mar.X^)
collate rJ. 1

3 Bootbitidinff (to examine a book
to verify tlie order anl numbaref
pages, plates nispn, etc ) OV’t
S Low jMSatn {for itflaoatiafi W*
colliliDn)

collated lelegrani (a lelsgram that
(he sender baa repeatol to secure
accuracy ) tftVtf (nff/
eolliteral «<(/ I Bhtftw stT^+fiW
3 Low BWiffsa
S Bet.

collateral affioitjr Lo wWhrfrfS (<*'7
ll«*9

collateral agreemcat Law. (■*
ralated bat ancillary to tha ms-a
eoalraet— Aiyar) aiS^ftr*

coU&taral aneattozt

369

coUactiT* tuppliaa

collateral ancestors Laio

collat eral and connected recoin-
niendalions (DEst 47)«iHifi^^t

hThwh

collateral assurance Laio (that winch
IS mad# orer and above tht I'rm
cipal assurance or deed itself
— Aij ar) «rtiR<* fpn»<ir>tTr
collateral attack Low
collateral bundle Bot ^

collateral consanguinity Law alTt-

collateral descent Low 'iTft-

^ .

collateral doty

collateral evidene* Law ♦llllfi^*

collateral facts X<* 44fllf<4%
collateral guaranty Lou «hlR«*

collateral heirs Law
rollateral heirs ot one tenovc ^
^ % strnRTts

collateral impeachment STTI'

eollatersl loan

collateral members Law sdrcffTK

tvr«

collateral obligation Low atiliftT*

rollateral proceeding Low Srf’nffT*

collateral promise Lev SllTiffSV
BfaUI

collsteral prool Law wNtRw BUPt,
UHwj

collateral relations Low StrTTffn
coll'tertl relationship LavStfnftBV

Rf*B

eollatersl security RTTlftT* nHotfl
collsteral undcrtakiog Law Rlqif?44i

collateral warranty Law rrtirftTB
KVTP^'l

collatin' tee collate
collation 1 ai^K^. n.

3 Jiooliindiafll^WTIn (for upla-
nation let eollate)

9 Law n (bringing the

niasi of projerty c( an atate to-

gether and so dividing it that each
inaj have his proper share — Aijar)
colleague n m.

collect rb ^

collecteil adj‘ ttllfl'.
collected and coordinated i^TT

9XPTB rnn
collect information
rollectittg ant^ n
collecting adj RBlft 1
collecting area (water shed, bisin)
tr*7rft/

collecting bank ^rni^ si^bIb,

Sfftilf

collecting banker HUlfl SoRj^Ib*
collecting cage (aa in

ever) morning tue otnred rata
arc traosferred to a large 'collect*
ing csge'— PHM 89)
collecting cell £d(
collecting chamber ^R5«T-%TW
collecting channel Jrrtg <ltn(l 5TO
collecting goremnent VTltTB

collecting potSRgvt-9n
collecting staff

coUeciiog station thtgvf-WItl, tcHK®!

%nt

collecting lube Anat. sifliflHW
collecting vessel ^ool
collection 1 Rtrgst n . m.,

W*i(

2 <tHf. «

3 (of a number of aeparale things)

collection abstract
colleciion agent aiB^HiOtvtn
Colleclion Byelaw SlOgoiTqfK^
collection charges ^u^at-<RU,

JTWIT

collection column gnuget nm
colleclion file (SOW 51) Wig-swn
collect ion of aniiquiiies irnfl^

*t RHf JTm^-Wlgoi

colleifion of assets
collection of cheques M n i^t t-g m^s i
collection of data RWift-^ngoi, mwifl
Cf^TRg

collection of donations ^

|.aji

collection of doty sp«-«nnet,

Ol-ll

collection of information

well

Collection of I n f o r m at i o n and
Letting of Houses Ordet
^W|vt trtTT >25 tTK*d sn^?!
collection of interest

collection of land-revenue
*1 «H5«1

collection of m i,n o r produce
WRIT *I

collection of rents
collection of retenue ini4R-^ngsi
Collection of Rulings SRRFn-^IlTf
collection of seed

collection of statistics <RffV*(tRgvi,

collection of taxes
collection on delisery tee C.O.D.
collection on realisation Ry

napi

collection register HUgvi-qs;^
collettions thsTges ntS|p>i-tnnT.mgsi.

SRR

collectn e oAj. 1 mq;^,

2 Econ (ebaraetenstie of a

group), Rq.P- (eolleeting together)

S Lcpie (as the use of a term)

collective agreement
collective bargaining Eevn. Rrq(^
W'J'JM. tnjB HqsTR
collective bargaining agent

•^llective capacity, in ^ 5

rollectivexontrict tnqfg^
collective expression of opinion

collective farnung

eni*i f frervr,

Collective fine

collective fruit=aeierio Bot. n q^tSxi t
n

collectively WfffSB ^ tl (Constj
collectively responsible BWT-

Titf). Wiqf^ ^ & T S tT^ iJ l

collectivenaiuralisitionftTqf^Vf^'R*

Collective record rfijfhr srfit^
collective security
grwr

collective supplies RTUrg*

colltetiT* ttna

370

Collocalti

(ottrciiTc term Lojif ^

collfctire work n*rf

collertiYum'fiwi. *'‘-

commune (m
•oarrhUtn
^uilil tociitum tWl
Dihilirm irnrtT^
lomlism rnmoT

CoUfCtlVIil { <*1.)

collrcTiYiit economy «ni*

eotUctiYtatie orfj Eem

folleCtlYltItlOO N

coUcctiTU* 3/jfCoi {«oU*cla1)*T^^
collector 1 H>, feirc» n

9(»n otreer) mnfjrt (l) m ^fiom

collectortte 1 (.lutrict of « coUaetor)

«•

aSHTTI^^* •t-
collector e»»ei wnrt •'T
Collector Central Eicit* anJ Salt
TOTTlj** twi sitO** *nn*
X*^

Celleeter of Central Etctae

Collector of Ciitioma wisje*
Collector of Ditirict
Collector of Land Cutiomt WW*
■tSK-anni'tl

Collector a office anrun^ «I *TnTwtf
collector a real amT(vi ^ ^
collect pi>t|>art mntt
college 1 at^iflrnTW^ »».
a n*! aa.

college UTOuntaot WgifTtrure ilWT-

college contiogenciet ngirrVIWT'

college conliBgecit BpflOTWO an<1
college rouBcil npfceiBlf aflTT
college diploma Hglfremn tlHlTl
ro1lege>foreat Bftfttfwn Tn
college. hoflel ttirfrwwTWHlOW
college nigaamr arcftinww %frtt
College of Ad>oeste« (»n Maoeiatioa
dating (lom th. ICtb ceotury)
arfjef^Jfrtn

College of Agneultore fleJItlfTO

■«

College of Arti Wglftwini
Callege •( Deiul Surgery pOHHV*

ttp^eiitr

College of Deotutry
fetlT^n

College of kogineerio; al.figvtfaict
ssifftnwv

college office S^fnr^-CIOTftV
College of Medicine MTstWlTY KCi*
rtffrso

College of Phyaician* ftl^lTT-nn*
frtrufw

College ofSoeiiecfTMn n^tnuiHq
college order book npf^rmtV.intlT-

college proi|>ectn*llglff<nKa-sftaT^
eollege acbolarrbip ttgrfrinarVHlrtl*
tfti

collegiate arrftimtV
collegiate braoeb irpf^Q.'^ (T.tnt
rollegiite departneot fipfltltar;.
ffann

collegiate officers npfgtntr* bF^rfl
collegiate acbolarrbip ttglfmacv*
tmiPR

Collemailor fCk.lolle>M*tl>9twhich
>« .'luaiV— tlikllua ^aUtmoua) (I*

CeUeintioU ^ao< (ih«a order inelu lc»
aprin.-laila) TPO'ti >ni m (net
arriiid. S'® tail, an oriler)
colUoiliyma ilor (atiaeue compoaBd
ol eallt, with the nelU thickened
at the anjev) m

collearhynalooa hypoderniii Sot

e\inilit-»w tn

colleocTle (connective *ii«tie eella)
Zod. wfiralm f
collet— eebbege
colletenel gleoda — rollelerium
collelerwoi Znd (a gl,nj ,],„h
aecretee a cment bg wbKh Ibe
eggi Bra glned together) ^ Bfhg

Cullctia Bot- (• gesoa o( tpinyr thro be
of the backtboro family)

^rnrM-*»iPr

C eruciau (croeioCo croteed’— tba

aginae) «onrb VniHO
CollelolrichuBi Bot (Gk leUrtoi
ktiaol +lr»eik<ia hair) rctlkotv.

tollelotnrliua acodlicg.bligbt Thtt
V w.dntp*«TB(rft

colliculale wcollicu loaua
colliculoiut — rolliculate (wilK tiny
elerationa)

collide c& anf^.rtpwm

impioge armf?
roUidiiie Ckm mfift/
collier 1 (,>iie who worki in a eia)
iiitnelirimtnCm.dteng)

2 I Idler in coal) arrT.t-wnn lu.
rollicra Uutt mUf, <1 Bit
roltirrv arcs MOTTBf^-kr*
evllierv ronaiimptioD aOtiTB^ TTt®t
Colherr Control Order ^iliTiafi.

rollierv cmplovee atnirwfA rtBiO
collierx rngiDerr a(>T[TBfl|-aft«>n
eollicra laliour hrnnafA-vfiic
collieri inaDiger antiTwfe Vten
rolliert tramway etinT-V!^/.
rolligiiioB (o' (acta) Lofic itm a
colligatiic rifiietil Ckewa. (dapaDliag
on thr nuRilicr el molacalaa)

coDiinaie rk PAyi.ftertndrrrnrillil)

cotlimaiiBg .(itreo. (nT*nB n.
rollimatiBg levcIaCBllimaior
rolliniaiioD l (act o| eollimatini)
ataijMTvi n

2(itatao(batngeoIUi ataJlRtr*^'

H

colIimatioD error Atlron. attnnt^

fftiir

eollimatioB plane .(ilroa.
rolhmalor Op'iei, S«ra a.

eolliBCkeai rtl^/
eolliaear nd; (ftte (lying in tha aai**
® atraight lina^Bl)
eolliDranty tffaisi/.
collin hood — red [>oppy (Pape^
rioMi) nc nrfi^ n
eolliBeonia — atone root — kseb to*
(tha thiaome oeeore la vary bail
piecee) TAirfu. BI<^ •
colliiion 1 irof g m., narorf a», i'**

(are mlhaion)

3 v.i (nggs
eIa.hff«r«TY

eolliaion of ihip WOT^-AOI*.
^nVT

collo , eoIU 1

Cellocalia AeM (breada U rocky aarni

collodip*

371

colonift

Prfhn-snnft

rollodio- (cnllo<3ion) 5^^?*
colloiho-clilorulc PliotoQ

collodion (Gk loJic. ‘gl«o'

■form'll) C/mn
collodion IiallooD i*Tlw

collodion cotlon
collodion tleviMc
collodionidiioD ti

collodioDitc tU (to tiett «itli col-
lodion) •»?«?)

collodion j>rocc«s PAclrt) ft’Jt

vei-j.laie j*rocc'» Wit '»S
collodio l>]>c riicfod (» picluro ob-
tained bj tho collodion process)

?^fn«

S)llodium=collo<1i«n

collo-en Ipiodwer peltUn on boiling)

ftwIVaH 111 -
colloid
piloid
colloidal aif}

colloidal ag^rcpaiion aStyiifu
colloidal clienii't TWWJJ

colloidal clar ^

colloidal foiindcx
colloidal con«titiieni«
colloidal contenl
colloidal figure 5%^ ^
colloidal film
colloidal fuel

colloidal fungicide P/mi Pithol.
WTOIiT

colloidal gold leat = 1-ange a lest Xttl-

rolloidalitr
colloidal matter
colloidal sol

colloidal aolulioQ fifiirqit

colloidal stale WTWT

colloidal ajrsirm ^(fa

colloid-bismuth rk-irnu ^etTIW-TfrilJ
coiioul cWbmm
colloid chrmislrv
colloid content ?«^TW-JintI
colloid, goitre T^tSTTW nwi * !
colloid io<lioe rtwifPi.
coTloliUae.r^, (i,, duknee into a col-
loid) (tHiV «ri)

colloid tncrcurv su]|>faide I’^kama.

fincni-«mT *f0^

colloido- # W-

colloido clicmicil « f; IHlunt*

colloid j>cc{>araiions Phurtit cwxi*T*

B.

colloid snl|>1)ur Pkam ^l^nt-sJcVlR
colloriuial «rt7t

eolloqiiial tc>t ufhn

colloquium Jose (nrera that the de-
teiiilsnt spoke theslanderousn ords)
w' l &.t /.

Collozoum (litsing man) nuclei
m each capsule) UWfs

main , nnclei)

C tnerme

collude Loir (I PC) n,

WK^iue aid)

cflllum Pol l=collar(Germ ir«mf*
liiolca) m.

2 Ubo nech or tapenng base ol the
tporangium m mosses)^!/.
roUu*ion X^te (I P-C) (an agceeineut
to defraud) *E^ ri
coUusneod/ L.Tie (I P C)

collniial iid> Grot
colluttal soil Geot
colls numj/nl ^^( 1 * 5.1
Colot.idac 2ool «» (from

Its Indisii genua S.ninepillieciit

Colobus Teef (eontaios the guereras)
siTT«f<f mnfit
Coloci'ia Pit BTlfit

C. auliquoiuoiKC. e^mlents
C. eaculenta (arum, coco, e.1
does. Egspttan arum, kopeha taro-
scratch coco) WTOF^r (B .N ,M,

Hin Fen 33 . Psn.nnJ
C DTinpliaefolis 4N^<ldi ^
Colochirus=Cucumana
colocrnth fCilrsiKaj cpfocgnilAit)
WI^/. {N,M)

coloc} nihidis pnlpaseolocjmh pulp
colocjnib Plksnit. /.

cwlotynthm CftcN /.

rolocrnlhisaarolotsnth
colocT^lhilio ^a T^ lAfJl^ /.
colocrnth pulp^coloomb
colegirithm iTdlA n<saAl/-
Cologne, can dc (eompoaeJ ol alcohol
and certain aromatio oila) VltlV-
hTeiet ». (etHperlnn«+>V alcoliol)

(iologne broun = Vandyke Irowi^
(a colour, red > ellon in hne,

of low Wf saturation and low f^
brilliance)

Cologne spirit (a stvj pure rectified
spifit contsiniiig about 96% of ab
colio!) HW^

Cologne water

Cologne scllow Col Xiid. = chroma
yelloiv

(^loiiiluan liark Pluirm (an inferiot'
Perm isn bark } raided b> CinrAona
]'itnytnttt C /oTici^ofirt, and C. cor-
lUfelia) fanil-l^l-^f?
rolomlio = calumba
colon lOa^fkpW III (wpunetuation)

2 -(Hfll «

large intesline
small intestine 5*A»S
BsrenJing colon «n(l^
ilcsfcndin.: colon tspptl

trams fr«e colon wgJIW ItpT'l
colon and dash (— ) 3^ftrTTK-r^Tt
colon bacillus htsu iut^
colonel (Krim) «|I«Bir«qfil >1 (tff
esptan)

colonia - colom .Vifce? *l»r« n
colomil a<lj J Bid

3 Pe/ilirt *?T?filaftre

colonial algae Bd *r»Tr.«W n pf.
colonial ihil)nr»ing officer

colonial form Biof. ttsstA^ ^
colonial gmcrnmrni wHft'Arnx
Wind

colonial law ^Ri^^

colonial IcgKlalure ftypi.

colonial life Fiof noTF--^t5T
colonial pine (Melds s sift timber)
< 4^*18 «»»

colonial preference rihRliftTW wft-
WTT

Colonial Secreiarr 4>ir-l>tl-wfv7
Colonial Stock Acts

arfefinni

Colonial 1 reasiircr
colonial treasury wltfit^rnw ifVfiTTTy
colonial yellow (» colour, reddiah.
yellow O'tim in line, ol high ^
brilliance) SHUT’S
colonist 1 ( rk). m.

colonization

372

colt’afoot

2 PJaaf Eeol m (species ot

higher life form which repUce the
pioneers foimmgrel&tiTely constant
and characteristic communities —
Borp-M)

cclowaition n. (Const )

CoImiiutioD scheme
colony 1 w

2 Sal t Sael S»TH n.
commonweaUlt fIRfttTfW. TTlfl'JW
dependency wrftH \Tt
d 9 m in lOnw ffTTTV

empire (TlttllQ
Viogdom T!W

manililtd territory nftrfni 7CT*

Set

pcp«»c«>fon <8^^

ptoicetoran tfint tm

colophcnc efen b.

coIoplicDu aeul cftrn
eoloptioD

Colophonsie CfiMi TTfffRftf n.
rolophonic acid CAem an**

leolojihonittm w colophot^
eolophony^TMio

color^uintide (Cifrudiis CsfoeyiifXig)
/ (N., M )
color ■ colour
Colorado Doughs fir
coloradoite Tit^Pr* m titet-

eury« aO" for ♦‘i^a tellanda^ -T*
Jor mineral)

eolorstui (colotireil} tfnVi t td )
coloreut ailj (coloured) tfaza'
colorifics, roloutifics tills SII*( H
colorimeter (i 1 «ia m
colormielric eifj trrRf^ia
colorimetric method £o(
colorimetric photometer

colorimetric parity
culoriraetric qaafity tqfrrfla JW
colorimetries filfitfWl /.
colonmetne test fnfq^laafttfir
colonmetrisl tilfirf«T n.
colon-met ry tn firfh/.
colossal prodoctUn B^rf
colosirnn (thsruilk aecrelod op to a
fnf dayt af or dsliysrjr) as^ni a.
colour (specif I eoloonog

Bstlcr)

2 anttcit m.
colour ri TS3R,

eoloorable ottj, Lov (that wliieli is
in appearance oiilyt and not in rea
litj, what it parportato be) atfWfift

(n)

cotonrabte desutson (id patent law)
arissidt

colourable imilelion Zkko eiiHiesl

colourable sale latte RIRItO
sham sale fneqi

rolourabie iransatlioo Law RTRlift

colour and form |iericptton Papelio}.
4nl5R

colour anil grain (of wood)
ini

colouration | Tmi| • , f/ni
2?'tM

protective colouratloB tt^ (q
wsrniog e<>liiBaUonvr3nl)
colour btr B«i|f i^>t, q<r*afkft«T m.
colour hliedneu RSiWct /•
colour bnic ^ «s
colour cake m.

colour comparator
Colour eompansoa nle OAcm (n>

coloured adj I
3 (as, races) *tA<C
•coloured -ud)
coloured cciocnl
coloured child enttr «Iit*
coloured foliage tfsnuslisfa
coloured labels Rlim

coloured mao eiAf
coloured miaed yarn waste Ttztlla
tftin fira ajuitsu
coloured pro|de atnVf tslq
colourecbperson tii(h eufot
coloured rtrrs sinh snfrtt
coloured slip tdlq
coloured yam waste Tutilet

colour cBcct
colour (actor br-vits
colourifirsacolorifice
colour ledcz 1 Bwlv

3 leap ) (a claaufieatioQ of dyn) (ri*
VttXJ

coleuneg toaierul fwrt-«r^4

colouring matter (dyeing matter,
Httt

colouring o( spirit Jtm
colounngs ywXR
colourisalion tail -I n
colourless od; <q^Jt,fSAn
celoutlcssness of juice ys i(l (it

colourless resetion sfHkBT

colour light signal Jtlj/.

colour of aulliority Law BT^fTin

colour of law £,,110 HTRItl
colour of office £itl 0 q^ixm

under colour of olflco qTWTtrk
coluurof right Xitfo trf^RTTTRW
colour of the reverse (colour of acul
sure as seen from the nndsriida e
an agar slant or a petridish)TT
tn, anaVtq in-

colour of title Late f^Minitt
colour reaction t't-srf>f6^
colour nbl>on fil'qfjiT
colour saucer tO-TTfiflRI
colour slabtfl-fttRt
colour spectrum wdi (rmfe
colour itamlanl tn-inrrT
colour lest (nBfhfq
colour wasli srq.^ m,
colour waahiog (n-tmT"

-coloiisa. cole Kinhabitin; liTlaglA
on or among) "RR
2 (growing in, on or among)

•n

ca 1 |>orTliipliy Jfbf ^flrdlfXn.
colpotomy ilfcrl n.

colt RTBT.fcritTC m (from (^TJ<)
Coltap^quuleua difron-
Cohart'a inniitar babbler Acti f^'
Btg fsrtTT

colter^ knife coulter (a knife to esf
the award, la that part of (ht soil
which If filled with the roots of tts

grusl^TB « (c/. ninrti gw)
colt evil y,tir •• joint ill
colt-herbsUorsehoof (ratiilo^
fara) RTXgT m
colt ill rrtrr'W)«int ill
colts and fillies anT« rfiT "(hH
RkwYtirfW

coU’ifootoborsehoot ITaitilatt Z’'
/ora) R*gf as.

ccal»tant tmit

Colob#t 3^

>>luberZ(xJ. (geaa* of
snikwl

Zolulinnar «.

rDlubrinf sntkv wfimfifTT
Colurobi .4j{rM-’® Po'fo ^^Stru
a Columbac=Phacl
3 ColnHil>*e=’R no fi-ClV i*.
Columb« Zoci. (TROT

kacicst T\ord)

C. li% w (rofii doTt)

C. li\ia rar. domc*tic% iju

C. txnis (s t (xk PiS*kq) Vrn*5 TTHTt
C. patlumbu*

CoIuTub<« JrM <^tir *‘.•1 *i. (TR order)
coIumbaU =Diob4to C)un. VTSftV •.
Columbia blicV direct bluc>bljck
c.blackF citrj»direct blicV EL
c, blue (blue la ba»t utontioa
and bnlluaeo mednra 5^ir^-

»rw

c. blue CBdiimiBC blue LC
c. blue Rad'uaiBC blue Ul
e. btou^MduBtue browB
e. fait red ■ direct fait red
c fait •carle'-adiiBune fait tear,
let

c. frees ■direct frees

e. orisse R ■ cMeraaol ensfe*

c. violets direct eiolet
c. rellow~direct fait yelteur B
colambic cJj- vA'.S*

celambie arid^Ck/«i- VT^TV irrs
Columbidae Jrai *•.

eolumbifrrous den. (fmdneiaj or
eoatajaisf colambiurs) Bines'll

Columbiformcs ■ Columbie (e«dei)
«tt5-»n« it.

Columbioac Am BifStl^itJ a*.
columbiBC I (Lat. rc>«nltaaa 'Jor^
hk*‘— to cat’M troEi the faccKil
rcteabitsce o! iti iarerted fowr
to a freap of fire ptscoca) Ct^srT

“■frogfool (FrrJcna

colombiac (laTe.eoloer«d> cetTri
Uiat efal’ae pig^'aJwTriftrr
columbloe blue*ir»dl^, (ledlsb.

bluenWrr is kue, and of low
bnllit&ee) fWlwHW
columbitr KQ'itlltll et. (rrta. iron,
ero* tor rohiiEhale. -T* f or aflra

mineral)

eolumbite-tantalitc n.

(»t ertT' for colambite, t'fc^

tantaliie)

eolumbiuia ■ niobiam Cltr«i. %rttl3

columbiam peotoiide ♦r.ilj

eolumbo ■calumba
Colombo- (cotnoibiiiiD) Ckmt-
(v.Tr3)

columbo-taotalaic dfitreaf.. Clm.
columbo-titanalcdfiiirral ,det V.tT-
coIumbo wood (CMcrniaei fe^ettr*-

(««t) n<nft 5 i /-

columella Ctn-ali cotnea*) 1 deot-

Z<of. rtrfl=gTt. /.

3 Bet /

columella aariiV«t-«f(ant /.
CoIumeUi pedits>\ mt )>edala
columelUr lip dn.t». f^Sw»T-«h8
coltttuelUr nn«cle Jwir. rtTnrvt-^rfl
columa 1 rtmt. tmnr. 4tT n.

S dometiv t**il m.

3 J/if. tw»« et. (Cy. g^rrat ‘troop
of bor*« in T-tje VW

4 (of water) ta»M rv

fractional d ttdlaUon column Clleiv
Hoiott* wim-t

colnsuiae Bcrtiaa ■ coin m n of
Bcrtia

cotumnac caracac^ papillary muKlc
durtJ.SiK-Ttrwl/.

columnar «Jj 1 frarrw.T. WTBTfTT»

5 X'lamiL wnftw

columnar arraagesieBt Mia; ; a ' t
ft’TTtt

coluDBar booV-keepio: wift e jW-

colaani4ni=roluDoar
columnar metbod Cent, anaai-j^
columnar ilrurtnre JifTnarui. ^rwrcTT
At s a i

rolamii.beadiD:

column of Berta3«>*c|>trua resa

'r 1 /.

column of remarks
column of water S?t.«TW
coluDir aJj. dfutk
colunar triangle ITert-
colure ddron- n-

Colutca Bet. tftir?rn tratft
C arboreieen'ssC ncpalcnsU
C. ncpaicnsis (bladder senna, Nepal
bladder senna, bladder nut tree)
ttmin t-tTritHTST ( bladder,
senna)

cole =mou«e.bird
ColymbiJjc Am «t .

Colymbiformcs (order) Zed.

am »t.

Colymbusdccs ’re-

peateLlS dirlns’ ef. their English
name Direr)

ColTitegii tepinm Set. (Sower* are
aceetleas) nw*ftT *»•
eobtswild eabbase (Driuncs cew*
fcalna) n.

com. RH-

eoms I HeA. RfinctTn /

S (ef tbe comet) Jafrrs- /.

8E.t.

Coma Bcrcdice* djrrm, *i.

(sitnated near Bootes)

Oma Berenini dilroo. Tmife*’-

Tm/.

Cooinehean period Geci. (the r^at
eapanaion of reptiles was tbs scot
stnbng feature of tbe amail life?
RfiftWIT-yt
comaie (shaggy) ^ (-tC
Comitula Zed. ^TTt»-CST%
comatnliecomatnlid
comaiulid fa feather star) Zeet ^
vrmwt.

Comitnlidae Zed. VSSIf^^TT ea.
comitus B roBute
comb ■ 1 4t 5 ea, tST
3 (of a bc«> 05 s.. qwt
comb t 6. IVrtiles fcWTW, 0^ 0T5r
combat t&. I Swtww, WX^. firpTT
8 (ii, a d $eis*1 5*35:5 0 ^ 1 . sfitbr
0T5t(Be=gt

combat a. n . «TT. (we

bat'tet

combatant tfstrfl (-t*! w.
combatant nnit

combattr

374

combuftibitntfa

cornJwif r m

cotab-iluik. «7i

occun jn'«n5TtW, ■v»\ieT6 il i» Awcti*
b«c) »s {ollons

iTti ^ I

aft*i Bt 11

It refers (n tho Indio 8 LiII on ths

l. »^9 i>I -wViiiIi lUer* n & Vnob
dvliieb i>ocome 4 (irestly aivatloii >n

llie broodiii;* season)
combed cotton Ttshfft

coniWd pVatc Zoo] T!

combed yarn »l». «(|^t fttfl

ccoil-er Trtlilf « , «tll

combinJliua 1 « . fh'PTi

m , <1

2 r,feiii i..»#nthWB.
coiiil initiuntl III/. «TlT!f
fomlnnaiion by tulunie Cluni tThr*
gfflTtitfRR

cniiibinalioa by Clu>n iffm-

•jun «Jv> 5 FI

combination fu*C (a eniuliination of
poiMiwion and lime liiso) MU*
eombioatioa taw ^tt> (prolulntini! all

ewnbinatioii* ot labourer*) wVtTtVtf)

ftfil

combination nttcIeu*(rysote nueleua)
Too/ jmeefe

tombioaiion of force* Phyi «nt-

combination of $;rou|i< Si^fi fit.
combiDilion of Icnac* Op’ith^lmol
<«hl Vffni (a^ainet nliere leu

am are coiiipounileJ insopira 1 ) 1 )i)
combtaitioa of poat* ^

combination of |<c>nri|dr8 vfVT^ VT
*tTr»^

combination of rctitlince i’/ijr*. <h4

alrnn

combinition of »cr»i''C»
a-oiiibioatton |k>o1* ffjW
combination tlandatttam ttaad flip
(a croup of •loam connection*)

•leq.aKf'ft ('t^I "

combination lone TAyr im,

Combioatice ad;

combioalnrs rorabincr

combine r6. filStWT, nil»=fi »»

conibine n 1 (• eonibination of per-
aon* nr ori^quation* to ofTeet »oiiie
objettJ n , 55

3(it beat*, threslie* ami clean* tlia
erain while niocin^ ocer the Sebl)

combined mfy. afiilDll. l4^1>
combined foipro** and ordinary) lit;/-
’’3' (’•ig *WI Wflf*!)
combined Buloiiiatic Diajtnctit sepa.
ralorend fcctl dittikr t^qt*^*
fin iW»»» ITO Q^T« ft’Tl*

eonnnitcd < arbon Ajic ilinTT
combined cliar^ dlaiie Vtb*

WIT

Combined Ci«l Li.t ups

coiiiblneil cltis Jlly rfjis iWt
comlnnnl tleiV and »tcn<^ra|>)icr
wgT fefw twt enaOi*w
combined cvrrriiiou Sure. 1*3^
rl'«

cnnibmcd cro|>|>in^BUtioj:v*^IaDia*
tion terturg

comUoed drill wpcttlrai
combincil fell* end rr{:ulaiori

(r\VDM II 451) TfpK «rtr» •ffl

coailnOcd fare >63** Wt^T
combined fertiliser end aecil drill

tIt* wn

combing piani ol tionour tijf AwT-
stid

combined Kar>e*ier TtJ* BnTBrtt
cosnlniird iofluence afjtt! BWIT
combined lease Mnm
rorabiBcd lime atya
combinrd nuiler enl |*cliy bill
{rTVD\f II 4JI)»t'3^ WlfWft flWT

cowbiDeil mutter roll Ajq: JtftilfV.

wreiafe

cocnbioed aitro^n end carbuo cycle
ffjqi at*nt*ww

rombiord 0|.eretl0B *<3^ Itti
combined outbreak (JliL I 71) **3^

combiaed port and (elefraph office

W 3 « »I» M>f BR *T 9 feT, 11345
sww mil

coiabineit rc'islcr ot last jvay ccrti-
liratee and pay sli|i* nS mrn.
trrf «)r »I 7 ? T^f <1 ii 3 «
combined rc{;islerof pay alip* B34>
3(44

coiubtned report 534; ufk^pt
combined ticket JSIy W3^ TTT
combined Irsitntig centre tt34>
aftrini^rir

combined vtccinc t«3^ TWr^WR
coiubmed volume 413*15 Bfntt
combinerscombiniliir fHVjt* ni
lonibinioj; n,r^
combininK ability WBVfjmiy
combmiiip' lapaiity »lnhr4 Wtiwi
combining power WTftR.Ttf^
combining weiglit C/tctpi AwhwWTT
comb yellypwrtcoopliore Zeol. kwo").
{•tH) m

comb jellyfwh Zoef (it is not a fiali)

k« 4 *gf^

combodit (cotton) **»)* m
tomb pltie Ztnt 4rew
comb ratBgunili Zoel lkVT>3;7 (so
esiled from tlie eomb-lile ffT bri*>
lies of tlio Inn I feet)
CombrelaceaeoTerminatiireac ir^-
fW n (fr 7erMiMlia irgtJTarft)
Combrctuui Ba (belongs to tlie Ttr~
mH'xliaeeM = Con.^et/ftM ■a'f-J")

C. decandrum (rl<cnn./rM*i» ‘iiaving
ten aiitlieri' tTWtnq iliortcned
lo4THTI4-Tr 1 1 50C) 4711114 BTt?
comb nb Zool %44-4a
coraburent a CAcm (a aulelance tint
burns ortliat ants combustion) 4T.

comhureet orf^

combunmcicr (used for dcisrmining
tlie proportion of sir reiiuireit for
the ideal eoinbustiun ot a gas) 471*

comburiraelry 47i(j(*rfirfr /
eombaalibll>ly>combuilibIrnr*s
4Hr4T/.

combustible otlj TTC. ^pcf
combustible material 4ni BTI*}
combaatibleeria, combusllblllly
Turn/.

eeabuUon

375

coctaand

(oinl>Q»tiflti fi.

(nmbisjtion lio»t
roml>ii<lioo »fll Elfc T^^TTH
romliustion fhimlirr ilarh
combuition enpnc
Combuition Eazxaert
combixtioo Mijsmeennj;
aT<>inct

combnition furnace
combnation glass tube
eombnsiion bood

combiutioa method CAein 7^*^^
eombatiion motor 7(7*4^^
eembutiion spoon Chm. 7T^
combottion test tube
combnstion tram (tho enure trtup]

combastion tube 77 ? 7 m

Comdi. {Comma., •'apt) ntn (TW**?:)

come cS. arnnw WTTt

come be the father Itnv Ft9:fl7

come be the mother Cn»y jrntnw

eotnede

come in the erie of \ JT+R 7P77

fr?T

come into roouet «nth 9 «nT
come feto effect ffPltUfT, atrt^ ffTH
entile toto force »n»;.fr7T. tVTt
come loto operation nirr. rpt {nn,
»T>j yWt

comendite petrt>). (t white pantelle-
nte til’irtniw diffetiny from normal
paatellente easantialla onlr in
coloui — Johannien)f7W5lTatTJfiii.
come of ege

comer acTW^T? ( 7 ) Rt»T
enmes Bcompanion ^]{roo> m.

eomestibilii Bcomeatible
comestible (eatable) aVTQ
comet dl/ron.V''b5i*i. (MCieot word)
come to a close flRt
come to ooe’a knowledge ^ «RTR S
«,7I. StTR |bn
eomet t head Xitron.
eemet'a noeleoa <ljtron.
jemet'i tail JtR n.
eomfort ^ *.

eomfortable borne yfevpfS Rp
comfort* and rotertainments l|R iflT
ffanna
eemforts fund

eomfrej (»njr plant of the faoui

S yf»phytaMt q r J iffrr m.
eoming to or toward •fTtWR n
rommp jrar Rimifl RR
eomilr ^VrsR, «•
comity of nations 1 (tba coortes; by
n iiieli nationa recogniro the inatita*
tiona of another natioi) *n

fitasR

it (jjronp of nations prietisiny
aneb eonrtcay) TTR-»jR**f»d's tW-
fR «.

eommat ( ) tt wfRTHl w. {su
pnnctnation marks)

3 =aiiie condition m>T<Tl /

3 Xaitf (a nunute intcrril) R*7*
IHt/

comma liaeillu* Vibrio comma
comma baetena

comma di*onieun ^esie ffR1R-*S7-
ftVT

comma flat Ifasic at*RftTt
command rt. *tR^tIR»
command «* l anp^j «.

3 (authority or power to commanj)

qtn&tllf^RIT i« , /.

commandant 1 *nn\Ct(*^m
3 «.

Commamtaot. Centra) Ammunition
Depot Rwrrw, <» 7 >R r 6 it« «m
Commandant Genera! 1 Rfr-amT^tl

3 eifTRijtPrm.

3 (of the Ilonio Gaarda m UP.)
SRR Sirtr)

remmand committee ITBT^CT Rlttre
commanded area JrriQ. l>r*R Ar

2fcRn?»r

eommamler 1 RRi^tlR m.

2 iSRPtfr m

3 .Yerif stfWfr* m
Commander in.c)iief oyi^trrfR m.
Commander'in-Chief of India arnw

V/ Ryp)''fl7fr

command headqnarteri qtn tt l-

commanding n. frat^TR n., RRT^
RRT

remmaniliD^e^^ aiqi^VR
CommaodiOgrOfCcer RWl^TnfRRtf)
Commanrling Officer on Recruiting
Dulr WnRSR Mfll^ STlfR-

Rffl, WRt Rf atui^iiirn.'O

cumsnandment f liRi q | /.

command of armed forcea HrrB RR

tPT aJWl^TI

command pay ntn^TT 9 rR
Command Paymaster

f«wr

rommanil to disperse (Jr^R RtH^ST
comma sharp l/««c tfnT
comma syntonum ifujic gnrtTR*
«»af(RT

Commclina R»RR SRifr (aisRT

ancient name)

C f.engharen8ia»intT*R«*R?(B,5f-
R*R’, Ben. Din.

C. nudiflura (Basu

C obliqua (leaf-sheaths loog> the
mouth bearded with long hairs.
— Baau) (Ben. RTT Rtgr)

C, salicifolia Ri-Ri (B .il.

R*ft«T*), Hin. **^1x0, Ben. pam-
iancAira)

C. auffniticosa (jt haa a short rhi*
tome— Baso) R*R 2

rommelisa blue (raddish blua ffl'T.
tTT In baa. saturation and briU
lianea medium W)

Commeliaaceae Set- n.

eommemorste c 6 t^IRTBs RTT^ttBT

RRIRI

commemoration stamp iltvrrR^fR
commemorative medals Ifil. Uw^A'
RTR

commence rfc. btT»W RTRT (tVat)
commencement 1 0Tf*R n- (Conat )

2 (act of eommenciag) STTTXRR ^ ,

Uin*l RtRI

commencement certllicate nrtnm.
tnTJOTTR

commencement ofleavesTRRnT-jfTtTW,
^RrmfTw

commencement of service )tri jnT»*f
commencement of session spR.srfrR
commencement of suit RT^Jft tW ,

commencement of triniit Aitre».
Rlt'IHd Bnnt

commencement or termination an r af
anm sirrh

coaimcnring operations (bfnVf. SOa)
Hlfnt'RJtRIR, RIRTtXtf
commend rJ. ftrwRR, RtRIR RTRI
recommend nfirPTTR RTH

eooaatidabla

376 eomm«rci«l or qua»i.eoinm«rci«l ..

eommendable aJJ- tnrritv
commendation m
commendation certificate
comineoditioiis, iwarda, ceoinrea
■nd punUbmeDts jnfft.

commcndator m.

comniendator)' a^j (-rsO

commendatory letter ^

cnmmenaal ^,ol (Tpthrt (•■:<.)
commenaal ant Zod a sJtil WlftrfT
eommenialum Biol m all Fa n /
commensali £,o( a^atjfK *51.)
commensurable ail] Math tSJw
commenauralefuith the duties)
comment n #t«tfter<»,anafa5n/.
comment rb

%(ni, siiwl nn Ifctvi, (jfa

annotation)

eomnientary wit» „ , /.

annotation arittfaorsi
comment
exi’OsitiQO fulfil
ploia frBftt«T
note fi'W
footnote Bit
remitLa tnjflii. <n«^«
commentator trr^vT, fKrvTTt vnv*
«iTm

eomitieree l tirfttrt n. (Const ) U»
basineia)

3 (toeial intereourae, dealings nitli
persois or croup of persona m
societ)) rt*nV m Itfnffft
Commerce and Industry Department
Wlftn? twi TnyiT ftwirf
semmerce disiriit TTfHnr ii*ih
C ommerce ( Imports ) Reculations

commercial aJj mfilw., nif»rftn»
(Const I"!) (•»■;) (Const ),

■iFuetield) ( i^)
commercial account
commercial anounlant

eommercial affair «T9tJV'«l4
conimercisl ayeory tifttw wfrfmi
commercial apent B' fan wfi»«li

eommercial alia mncoi Ini rOmr-

commercial aDal;sii trfnFnv

commercial and imluslna! monopo'
lies 1 ^ t^rimr

commeriial ami noncommercial
m ftrfw* iftt m f si Am
commercial aii'cIicaeiAn'eiua offi*
emails

commen lat arbiiration n r ^lfatt*

commercial art Bifnrv WT
commercial attarlie mftrw Rs n i f)
commenial IhhiL VT^ri-itf^c^
commeriial bill mfem*^in
eommctiial l>ole lortilrif (tlio length
of the bole nliii.]| is ordcnerily

utilireiO TnMt ^vaiit (njnft ai,ort

tor BtftiBMldl). SBVhO TO
coraracrriat booL vifinv jm
(.ommcr.ial Ihisiocss nii^-Vl6 «,
CVWTt t»

cominenul carrying conipinv fif)t>

ftw Tjn trrov

commercial rare Litu (lescs miiiini:
before eoinnicnial louits) Vlf>m>

•n

commercial rattle BU

eommercial cell inMiv* vhii
commercial chaoa vtlenf am t uai i,

commercial codca
commercial coffee wf> t Ft B «
trrtffl sWI

commercifl college ifcr.^ a nf i UlBO
commercial colour (‘coinmerciar
implies infeciotit>) awfen tri
commercial comniodily
commercial loucero niBian'inn
commercial corporation nrinn f^fl
commercial eorre>]>ooilcDic wiBtlV*
tnnecTTT

commercial court «lRilTn-a«]nmn
commercial credit mlnfanv ITBV
commercial cri.i*

AtR. mrsne-slns
commercial crop «lAtn-tnn
commercial demaDJ niMtnv atf>l
rommcrritl deparlmeni wiKian
commercial dcTcIepraeot vibiTi-
fTOT

commcrnil diapule mfim Ttoi
commercial domicile wlnTOfron
eommercial dust ntfsiriTC \fie
commercial educatioD n^ltw flntl.

eommercial eopneenn-
atlfweiPBtft

commercial enterprise tfTOt
commercial exhibition
commercial exploitation arfsifjo*

commercial federation ll^TT

commercial femlixcr aiftifan*

CO ramereial formaline ntftifta*

commercial ^raaing ralt. nrfbfti™

commercial Kroner vifiintr.vPTTT*
commercial head nifina tf|J
commercial home ni fu i joiBB
rommcrciat house
commercial imj.onan.c

Conimcrrial loformalum niftrW-qnin
Commercial inrpeclor nrfsiw fitftjl*
lommercial laiuranir
lommrrrial intrlli(;cnre nrfsitn a^ro
i-omnercial inirlli^cnre snd slilis.

iita tjn am

romnerrial inlcllip'enic lanl index

rommenial inicslmcni ar^rTvMV.
JW

eommercial invoice tnf«m-V|v«
commcrculism niftnepp /
rominerrialii}i o,

rornmerualiaiiion mr»tm »
rommernalixe i2i
commercial law arfim rtfl
lommercial library mfttw
commercully vrfmn , (m commerce;
Bifiar «, ntfsn^

roromercially iinportaol cropa ntOlW
<1 tft it >r(tr^i

commercially norLableqiiantily J/i*.

1 no nrTsHT sft t(« it with »rn

commercial manure Tifsrin WTX
commercial mark Hlftw fn*‘
ronimrrciil nilierantfolH fror
commercial mme HrfttTf irn*
commercial nalioo ntfsir* TIC
Commercial Officer - Traffic tfana.
fcr Bit wwnrm

commercial orytoitation mfcwH IpwT
commercial or quaii-comiDerrlal
UBdertaaiBK Hifsifentt atTO sri-

coiamwcial

377

cemaiMion vender

romnercial p*f rr ’le

(oRiRiereul point of Wlfin^rfi
Comaieraal power plant

coametctaj pttnciplea
fiTTT»5

rommemal profit vrfirw WTiT
eommernal purpose v’ftrW-avTjR
commercial quality erf'riTrTelrft^rrfl
commercial rate eifrrftv* *rv tVIW*

commercial relations
commercial reTolutionVtfttftv^
commercial route erftne-wrft eiTiriv-

commercial aample
commercial leale eTftrW-ar^Sn
commercial school CiftrM-fVtrwv
Commercial ^eerelary eiftlW aifer
commercial showroom etfirw
«rcs

commercial aide viftm-vn^
commercial apinta er^m BIW
commercial atori^e capacity
^ 1 Tf 4 (rJTVI

Commercial SuMudpe erferV'T^-
•ftvnfnt

comaereiil aocceas m^n*r (TMm
commercial theory »tS»m VTT.VlftrW-
PnctM

commercial timber
eifrrwTVB*l'ft
commercial loo erfatsV
commercial tranaactioo eiDlsB-ae mi
commercial traveller VTfifTV*flfrfl
■fiTvrft m. (short for wfqrtl
commercial treaty eifnJV 0^19
commercial type Slftmt-WI?
commercial undertaiiD' Vtfh^

commercial oliliaation vrfstOB'TT^'T
commerrial value viWlV^
•comraernal world mfir77*i q ' (
commercial rear inftnO WV
commercioiii£,um eifeijv n
comminute eJ. irfimt, fimi^
comminuted fracture Sarj Bjatvr
atfenhi

CommiDulion Snc; ejn*ia n
Commiphora Bat. giJJ**'*! Jifr
C. apallocha(Iaa,an WeUlam''
•TiT' (Baaa* Tel. »>r«.Uri. ■'T*)

C. m Q L ti t (yields ^gal) WJI1®V
gwptCB.N.a^

C atockaiaa«(the^intnsN boueet
in the form of ointment for elean*
ting eud stimoleting bail ulcers —
Basn) soflth®

commissar (m Russian eonstitation)
BnVSt m. (are eheirmtn)
commissanet 1 (army) Rdt STTV-

Frwm «.

9 (Rnssian constitution— any ol
the liepertments of government)

commissanat departmeat lTBT*sm>
fvtfin

coramissiry ifit

Wt

comfUissarv class (FR II. 923) BlijsE

cemtnisaioo 1 VTVnt m. (ancient
word) (Const.), *

issue ) commission
9 Ccm. 0^? n («•/ »he encient
word Bengeti ’ellow-

tace).*Sl

3 ^if «T^«t M.

I ie» %1BI
roramissioo eccoant
comitussiOB efeotBBB-Bfitiprt
commii<ioa basis B^B-a»T*U
commission bill
commis-iioo charges vie-Banf
commission del credere vfrsiMl
cotnTnisMoned od/

commisiioned ladjan military
officer WKiflq wfoviO

Commissiooed 31edical Officer
irifev atfv^id

commissioned odicer mHiktO

commissioned aervire eiTg»S
Commissioned Varraol Officer

1 ittgr iiFjBvifj»ift

2 (R lyal Navy) m

fo.omissioner enjK m (Const )
Commissioner for the Coiernment

of India anrt sntR WI^SR, ITitdlg

Commissioner for Workmen a Com.

pensaiion «ff7iT'BrrvT'«T3^
romini9sioner*seneral JTgr-WTJiS
Commissioner «t DiVieion t m vgg
KtlJ'K

Coremissioncr of Excise

Cotnmv^siontT of Food Supplies (C.F.

S ) ^

Commissioner of Income tax wrWB-
wijra

Comni'sioner of Land Reforms

5^.en5T=T, gtm strjt^r

CoiAmissioner of Oaths
Commissioner of Police tmt?
Commissioner of Reienue THTIV*
•TJVTI

Commissioner of Sales Tax fiwXT-

•njBT

Cotemissioner ot Settlements
ilRmtIt*an3VfT

Commissioner of Settlements and
Director of Land Records

•i^iw (nn aifir.«r«Srw atvr**

Commissioner of Treasnry ^firnr*
WljrT

Commissioner of Woods and Forests
9BTTV9 wrgvTi

Commissiooer of Works VJrittr'SnjVBl
Coomiasiooer’s Conference sii^n*

Coamiisioneri (ConsiruetioB of Re>
ferenres) Act

(^mmissioaer under the Workmen's
Compenssiion Act
siWwar ¥ srtfliT stgw
commission for collection of reve*
nne ti4H Rffivr % feij BBT
commission m army lrn-<TT^iT
commiKion merchint
(lee agent)

commission of enquiry Bfi 9X|} 7. *nB* l i r
commission of jail delii ery

srrfln

commission of lunacy TrffTX'WTBht
commi<tioQ of offence smrB BTTI
commission of oyer and terminer®?
writ of oyer and terminer (gran-
ted to eminent persons for hearing
and determining one or Diora cea-
ses) ni

commission sates book
commission shop Mltui
commission to make a petition

Bifvci sniiB
ommiss'ion vendor

eoniniitutal oangllon 378 common carotid

eommissuril f;iB*IioD Zad

COTDIQlMUTal loop ZoA
coramistural \eiMt Zod

commi<iuri tnolli* a miiis latrr-
tsrdiiaiDtrrmrdiite Di»*i = mifr-
thalamic comini»»iirc=i*ofi com*
muaute =■ midd'<* commi-turc
Rsa tH n
commiauta •• rommiaure
commiture ^nal , , Bet HaTfJra

commit c6 1 ttlTTi

2 wm

3 «rrw5 »TTt

4 Pari PtaitKt 74tW
rclc«aic anf«<? CWT

commit a breach of duciplifr wj-

in!

Mcimit an error cnTl

eommit lor trial wa^tsrt % fi^.
eoatniiaent 1 a

2WT5|«

enjagement (Con*! )

pledge mfirianeieDt tvord)
eoveoatil dltfn (aaeieat trord)
rooiraet tlfrTr(Con«tJ
eominliaeoi ehargea tntiT

conmitiarzYi^i^ »
commiltil of bill* 5^<rV*Zti^
eoDimilted aHj 1 ZTifitI
2

committed and ditcharged ZTlfei
rflfZ'gtK

committed and impnaoned ZZrfev
rftf Z*flf7l

committed ai lurh

committed for frul ^ ^

TTTfrr

committed to pnton zmTW'^Zlftr^
conirailtee pftiCr / 'Con»t }
ad boe committee tr^ rtftlfe
(Oontt )

iliadiof committee rcfrfl nfJrfe
tConit )

exeetnire eommitirc feerf^nraEr
• elect rommitlce STT-nfitfil
fCon.t I

iteenoj committee altew-erfatt
V o r i I o ; committee CthcrWr
•tfaft Tl V c rfi afi
committee meeiiBg

cominiltee of appropnaiion

^ nfzfs

committee ofcouraea tnWZ^ frfjrftr
coBimiiteeofdirecton tlviacz>nf2i1^
committee of ccoaomie aceretariea
ntr-nfhz-nfzfr

committee of enqitirp zffTvZT-tinifz,

3fi aftftr

committee of in<pcctioa (ifflirir-srRfiT
committee of naoagemeot ni'V
pftrfir

reomiliee of priCilege frtnrfwt-
rrfafil

Committee of Public AceouBt* atfc«
^ atfjrft

Committee of Public VorLa lilv.

committee of tbc CcBtra) Hoard
%^C irriW atftlf^
coiumitice of ibe Local Board
wrfte

cominiiicr of vtmor*
cotbmiiiee of ailiolc houie aifft tmT'
Bfiriif

eominiiire OB puSlic account* ttrz*
8«| Bfttfi*

commiltcc OB uajr* aad tBciB* mH*

eotnmiiice room
eot&mmmg coon-ztR^ r aiqi y q
comtoittioi jodje Tndw aorertflir
commitiio; officer zi rt n
commit to ntemorv Voct <7 qriii
commit to pn*oo VtTTira-ZTlW
corarail tounlm;
comnixiu* Mftfd (miogled)
CommodalumLoni (loan on condition
that tho actual Ihina* lent ahtll bo
ittotned — Av>»i) •rgzn m
commode «Vtmra ■
eommodilT (Conat X h ,

ZTT^ m
poodi

mercbaDiliac oifinv^xz.

•lock

ilocL ID trade qra x«ra
commoiliiy commiiicc Bozzeq-nrsft
comwiodil^ for talc A«o h
remmodilT group
eommoditj market

commoditT rerer*al te*l Sfnliitfra

commodiiv term* of trade tqnn ^

q*zriTe»4Z

commodittMite aaeijwiT, % Bj.
«iT

commodore (P.oj al Navj ) m.

commodore larliarpe BBfft TTtfrr^

common rdj 1 *Titn»Tt{Coust
t!5'TniiT«i, nre. a*TrT
2 ITTflffW (Const )

8 SOtW (a* »n common am* ‘wi'iq)
general ptJTroZ,
onliDarr »!TZ1T>!
public . rnazr^v
common u, (riqlit of taking a profit in
Ilia land of another, in common
either with the onner or with other
person*) "•

Tight of eommOB nrin*<nf<«TT
common aneettor niziaT
comnioB father j7of fTrstTrr vnirrirz
remmoB appCBdant Zav

eommoB appurirBasi Ban
Btm'ZlfilZ'T
rommoB a»h **!«!>«
eotamon afiriabler >n»Ftr imr*
eommoD atu
common babbler Arri
rommon balance WJ!I»Z IJWl
common biail(OciiaKiniaaifieun)

(MW)

common bawdThonie nTRi*V

*JT. HTI!!^

common bcnlgrti* ({jreit'i iaaaii)
RIHW

common liTch — Hhile bireh iVr *1,4
common boule-Dote porpoite Jfdmn.

common Bur*iic*e palmoxelarom*
mon IndiaD palm-eirel
common buroelBpimpmella •an*
friga

common builardwjuiil A-rt •!TZ m.
common buxxird (Bstre culgtrii)

common camphor (CtoiuiinOMaa

raeipkern) m

common farfwajr (Caraai carcifB^^
common carotid IRtn*W

common c&totid artixy

3T9

cotnasofi carotid ittery

common c*rrier=public earner lotu

comoioo calenary

common Central Asian kingfisher

/re: 5wn nuis
common CctIod Linsfisher Arei
»«9n s>^

common Ceylon m>na Ares

common chase iTTHTr^
common rbcmical jcoic fTTVl’V <«'«(•
fr* wpifir

common cherry (Prunui erroM*)

common come lariety of rice WH 1 »M
»t*5^-S^IT. fllOf'O ®Vzt
common coke quality sdrnT^

common conception ar.iniV vu*rt
common concern, mattera of Ttrv-
we< rt'tn

common conjugate dumcicri J/al/t
WT<rnr terr^

common crow pheaaaat er coucal
Arf$ snTTT J*|W
common delta arrsrnt f5t|ht-g;w
common deaomioator i.VoM.

Mim jn.

common detriment aH a fHtS wQw.
atcRTunui irfjy

common difference 2/(tlh sn? m>
(from «.

common direct tan'cnti J/ajft
tp<5rn{t

common distant anceator siman
common drinking honac

>JT

common emetic nut (PaikfKi ifomrio-
rNml tTTiT m. (B 4>’„Beti. Hin. llarj
common endeavour iit.

commoner 1 ^rTT^iT. fliHIWH'fl m.

2 { member of the Honae of

CommoTsa) tn.

3 (perrons having a right of eomnon)

commonest intr^TtT
common Enropean bet J/amfri.

common fjctor=eommott meaapre

3/afk* >*•

common feitnre *15

common Sue (Lsnsm tHitofirrmtin)

araaft / ).

common food pool aiTRT** int-arg^**
common form 1 ffl*** efij!*

3 Prohofe Lav ffiflir* uoit
common fnnd mrnxT f^tf*
common fiirae atltfian
common gamiog-bonac WIST**

(3»m)

public pambliog-house fildaft*

OTijTfs-rtr')

common goldenrod (SaliAaya rir/jn*
nnreo) ***Tr^T*l /•
common good VeTT* (Conat ),

common gram (Cicer arirtmnm)

common grapevine (Fitia emi/cra)
?w. / (B .s .a ;

common grey heron /« « 1 x^ 3 *

TS

common grev bombill frea

common grey mango lanrel (Li<*rn
pefpont/io) / (6a«o)

common baHk«ctackoo .fora UStiTff
*lV-«

common heather aim** w'la
eoram on hill-part ndge .fr« ffCTTJ Ihfi- '
rifwT

common hoDeyaacUc WWFirwj^
common horehooodssMirmbinm
vnlgare

common honac-moose J/omm BRTrT

common hydrometer WltH** WTSnn*
common Indian alowfjloe cern) jatlft
/ (B^-M.Mal Dn)
common Indian bee eater .leer aw7T5
*IH!lf^***

common Indian beld monae J/nnim

common Indian bare A/oio'o. g ifl i H r

common Indian bonae.crow /res Rm-

commonlndian honicjwift dreraTT*

common Indian kingfisher drei g * nT5
tnT5

common Indian leopard iTamru
BIglHI HII5

common Indian milkwort (Pclvyala
e!iinetuii) m

common Indun nightjar .leer
aTIT5

common Indnn palm-civet ITamm.

tiTTa ?rra trrgaraU
common Indian rat

common Indian rose finch /ret
HTT^I *7*

common Indian sand grouie /res
a*tn* MIT*

common indign {Indigo/era tinetoria)
dWV/ (Basu)

commod indirect tangents l/olh.

fiifitgrll

common informer I^to BTOT**
common in gross or at large Lev

common intendment Lav (eustomur
or natural meaning as legally eon-
etmed) rnm** nftrarr
common intention Lav ftUfPX *tf**
ST*

common interest Lav p nap * ft*)
sirnfrs It* (Conat )
common interral Sam. uiu.t* (nstpy
comiBon loB-effect entw-stn*
common iora dcra

common irre'gnlantiee Ri si ar nfl-
nfnst^

coamoa ivy (Sedera Mtt) /.

common jasmine (/oafnintifn p«£e-
scenr) flia Jl (B .N-,U.,Ben.KBn.
Hin. T<i

common jnjube — Zixyphus estiva
*TT»n.^

common jury RTSlr* er^ra^l
common kite ermrsrftf?!
common lands Lev (lands in which
rights of common exist)

common lavendersLaranduIa epiea
trtn’* *ii«l5**

common law J (general and ordinary
law of k connlry) RTSi**

2 (the unwritten law that receives
its binding force from immemorial
tisage and unirenal reception) *fT-
ftf*

commoit'law •itoppal

380

common itiipod tqulizal

3 (the $ystem of law wbieb preraili
IQ England and in moat English*
speaking countries, as dieting from
the ciTil law or modern Boman law
t j stems) sillH* ftfij
common law eitoppel legal estop
pel Xato Sfa*

common-law jurisdiction Xoio ^fr*

common-law lien Lav

common law msrntge = Scotch mam*

»?e

common law offence tTTiTPT ^dvi-an*

Common-law Procedure Acts ^{i-

common lawyer (learned m the com-
mon law of England) ^

common lime tree sntTrsT *rtT«JIT
common locust (BgiiiiinpteHde(ieA.in)
nrHT*’T erawjff

common loeusttreeacomreoo locust
comreoti lodging bouse irrHfin

common logarithm Jlfnik
commonly ffin

common mama grnn*7 tnfgVT
common mallow <• checscfiowcr
(l/olrn aylsMlrfi) f>i

common mangrove nbitepbora

mangle Bel «uri»i mjflrai
common manure KTaTi»n wix
common maple ansn'T sftffTre
common mangold (Colrndalo o^-ius
{is)^aj«m *T»TI

common marjoram {Oriffonumruryore)

^«ri (Tel

common marking out treefSresrrafpiii
eeofart/iem) WWTW m (B b M ,
Kan) firwTCl

common mciii]re~common firlor
common rael.lot _ Mclilotus offici.
nalia

common mess (,n a la.nily) ^ ft

common melropomc njsr»a >nwffn
common tiiira Bitn«n arw*
common milklied^e (C^rWiio
■S'rii/ofia) hjVT 5»Jf ( kl*r ancient
word, oecurring la Crtlw ol She
♦C-cynn)

common miUct (PAmcm milia‘tim)
(B.M)

common miitaVea tnUT*? ^
common nalbcrrynjforas nigra

common mnlleia (rerbateuuHHapiiil)
frlufiaf m

common multiple JfaeA Riliq C ’ j «s
common muehroom tdtfsricHi
camprifrii) trirr ns (B-tU C^tt)
loramon myna Jrrt
common asecesaily and intercat RtI-

3Tfir« wmvcYi sftr frr
common nciilc (Urfua dsmen) ^>l|

common nighishade (Selanun it,/.

rwm) tnttrr* /. (B . N , iU
common nutmeg (U/ntiiea /ra/ram)
SRfitEWsn (B.N.M).»m«ia
common object 1 Bllt.av m j
2 Bnr=r

common of estovers Lau WTt tTTRi*41-

ftiw

coRitntsn ore stftiPV sr^w
common padlock tTnnt« ^JWtw
common Paleiiine bouac-swift Ji/t
vifftt Bmjiw

common parcBt company snnrv sj^
tntiw

common ptnab bie dees B4Tpr fWw
comoioo pssiare srjiifkv wnwnfit
common pesfowl dwa nwm
common people anwF* trnn, bVi
common pepper (TiAr ni/run)

^kwf, (D.N,M).«n0fit4
common pesi anair>n wtlkidl:
common pipistrelle Jfenm atmiR
srjBl

common plesa snhl^ nfifBBit
common pool R%-aiya^f
common properly anaiT>anft^.
drifh

common proslaisc and sperm duet
Zool mm^w ST T4 wwi gjr B n irfi
common pump sstman
common purslsne (Perlufaen elera-
cea)wW(/

common <]oail.grey ^nail deel tyT
tlTTI

common ratio JlfaJH sum ITSTTd
common rstlio (Caiamiw reCM?) kn

« (B Jf ,SI X

common red jungle-fowl drri BBTra
TIR TB-fTfZ

common red persicansePoIygonunt
periiesnt

common room (short for

tltld ^^5), TTTin*T^(S
common rose-finch dwi BTW

common rotilion sge Porrsfry RTTitB

common roundworm TtTtR^ m
(Panjabi Brji'j)

common ruby throat drri Hi mn
arfcwvf

common rue (Bala grapeafens) TTTTTTr

/ (B.N)

coranon rye (5eca{e eereaU)

/

commons 1 (eommon people)

TTIBT'B smrt

2 leap ] (Bouse of Commons) irfc*

3 -eommon lands (laodi in which
rights of common siist}

comreoa sago wm** Rirkd

common sal (Sbrsa foitiira) WW m.

(B.K).tTf«

common salt wnriK e»si, rto
common sandpiper dsu BVnrtm-

t«

common school tct^-RTITTW
common scold(a quarrsisems weroaa
whoss eoaduet is apublienojaaca)
'B’O/

common seal (adopted and used by a
corporation) ft»tJTggl,m«J«4 g^T
(Conit )

mmmon lection J/aJh Ttnn»B ^T.

fim^TX

eommua seed tTt«rT»B >#1*
common sense TnnrfT
common aide JfaJt STTMITst gwt
remmen snipeafantail aoiperm.
S'* kni^rt

common source snin»T
common apleenwort (dipIg.iNns
IneAenanei) t ifl ITvifrt m.
common ilODcrrop H(jn»T ^«fXI
nWBji/

common striped iquirrel l/amn-
«pn»w T>Brfi

eocunon tux{AC6

381

coainulability

common lorface iTalh-
common cwallow^cM
common (weet basil (Oomoot (osili-
<««)

common ayitcin of lojantbms Hat?*.

common tallow laurel {Ltltea elu

SkfajiO / (Hm Ben. Mar.

!ommon wnjentBfiiift ?anT7?R(t^)

common teal 5^* m

ancient woril)
common tenant ^T^.tTTT^t

common term = jeneral terra Ccjie

niniaq ^ .

common tern ^c«a OWn
rommon tile wWt

common to all tuJj. wfrnwnt
common to both T*f^‘Tr9ir»r. TtrTft«5,

posts common to both frfh%T 7?

' (Const )

common traTerae Co K’STTTT’tT’WTl^
Bcneril tracer*# Inio msP7 T^-
TT7

common type HlHl»7 JfTt
common valerian {Valtnana e^t*
mill) tn«'*7-lftKr
common variety FiatP4
common vervain m frogfool {Ytr-
Seiki c^'iiKiIii) WTTX «.
common weal arTV-TcTIoi n.
comraooweallh I intfh<T>7 n (wTitivt
tlommion) (ico colony)

2 tmPt* n*

3 (common weal) «.

common wealth ITcoii. ipt
commonwealth country TlTtTtTTt.^
commonwealth fan>l service fellow.

ships ftfT?m-*rfirFi7xftr

commonwealth relations TiT fl v <a .

commonwealth sabtreasnry t UB ’ lB-

TTtkrt'TIT

common whiitlioj tesl Am ae gi a
Ttri^

common white ([trilen jasmine [Jeu-
mfavtn o^'ionlc) (Basn)

common witness CTT T TT n WItft
common yam (CtoscwMaZatalfnfig

m.ai..K.l

common yellow bat ICintm. flWP7
<17 33

common yellow fleabane = fleabane
(Pahearto rfjfaenieriea) froffT n.
commonents Cow «a*i75 n.
commotion at

disturbance atTnl^ (Const.) (tee
anarch))

Commr (Comiinssioner) Kl (*n3W)
Cornmr. V C. Act (Commissioner
neder the Wotlraen's Compen*
sition Act) enj** « ff. itfij («itW
Hfma»f4ftiR%mft7 atigif)

communal aAj - 1

3 Zoal. BJTOft (.73.)

communal animals ^ool r.eil

commuoal case Low 7TT

commanal cultivation 7^

commnnat duputc ItiTTt

communaldistarbanceanT^TrT^fTTTTl
commuoal electorate nbrilftc Ort^*

commnaal estrangements Rtffyiflrc
7717

commonai forest angriihc 77, Rltm
77

communalism l«l»^77tm/

a « i 37 t r7wt /.

3 Zo(A

communal land

communal purpose an^tiOrc trftjR
communal ngbt sriWTTT

commomcable disease SvrO tltT
commuoicate tth 1 «ei<n. 7WTT 7T7I
(Const )

3 «nc»7, «qiVv CT7I, 77RT, (as , an
order) 7j’»ini, wn 7T7T
3 Ari

rommuBicile by telephone iJTWrT ft
communicated

communicate for infonuation s^aT7
W37T

eommnnicate the orders
commontcaling apparatus Rly ft7*.
7»7 n.

commnnication 1 ^TTTw ,ft77Tvi r.

SOfttar) 77 », (corraspondsnee)
tJ7V77»lT n.

in direct commnnication with
i ftlft TfriTI 77t77IIT 57
means of comma&ieation ft7n’7tT77
(Const )

communication engineenog

ST.ftTlPrff

communication in official confidence

fTWm 5 ft^TTT

communication of energy Matli. 3^*
ftTTT

commitnication.pipe 7IA 7IT
commnmcatiODS 1 m.

2 (as distinct from buildings, imgS'
tion, etc I ft7rf m.

communications and bnildings ftTIT

communication to original register*
ing anthonty of transfer of owner-
ship (C R T.DspTvijflT^HlfTTlfl
7t 77Tftf7-?rais7ri ^ ^71 ^
(1 X. 7,)

coTumnnion (fellowibip on basis of
religion) 777^^7 n
commonique /.

press note 77-9fr7
communique on political Batten
Tta^S fTTTl 7?

cornmnnis (comraon) ftT7l»7, Wr7rtvt
commoBisml (theorj) ft7»77T7 m.
(short for >77*lT®?.7t7)

2(iyttem) n. (short for

VX) (s« collecttvism)
communistic twij. 7IV77Tft7, ttiwi-

wrtfra

eommumst'party anviTTfl TtJ
community 1 m.

2 (joint ownership) ttf7Tr7'7 n.

3 (a body of people)

WiTi'7ni (CoQStO

4 Plant Eeol. ftg3T7 m
association Phnt EeoL Wtm
consociation Plant Ecol. ft7f7
society' Plant J7eof.ft7

Commnnity Development Pro ject

community life 3ftT7

Cummnnitv Project tVttI

Coiiiniuniij Proj'ect aJmlnistralioa
sigrriTS'craTT rtimd
Community Project area
tS*=t7T-«ni

tommuiability.f^hTT;/., etc.

comiButabl*

comparaUTa hiilo^an

coinmatable (ul/

{$ee commote)

f/» »wm iit»Menet« = commntlbllltT

commotate ri Elee

commutation 1 (altecatioo, change)

3(excbaDee. substitatian)

Pm m.

5 (eubstitctioDi as of a let'cr thing

(or a greater) *41^(11 m

1 (the aubatitotion of one pi] raent
(or many) «•

6 Elee m

6 XatD (the change ol a penaltj to
alesseroseb] thepardoniogpoiver)
n (Conit )
commotation duet
commutation (eea Foreilrv ^IT((n-
(aee commotation aj etem)
commutation licence sorter •rjJTT
commutation o( a eeotence
B^KCI

commutation of pension Vt

(JnftiTiw

couiuntiiion ot Toenue TTi^ VI

eonmuiatioQ of n;h(a HfvKrTf Cl

eommuution of lilhei ^nhr PnitTm
commutation ayitem (bt it tereral
hinds ol produce may be removed
from tbe (orctia on pa)nient of a
lamp anm)

commutation tiIuc m . (TTlfiT

«r

commuttUi'e 2/alh tmna-
commutative addition d/ath.

trawT

commutative cooiract Lav Utm-
eommutilive group Vafh

commutative law Vnth. PtCB

rommutalive multipiiralion Hath

CU^rU*ljeif

commuimve •uUlKulion Hath
aii^

commutatur Math atfm ei
commutator cubgruiip .Uaf* tC’Unt

commuUtus £oi Tas (clanged
altered)

commute cb 1 (exchange) firfrilWi
fl%WV(Vl

Q (interchange) lanun, f'laiu VWI

3 (tubatitnte)«iic’i*’

4 (lubatitnta for another that is
lighter or less) »*«t^tid>

5 (to pay in groat, loetead o( part
by pari) t^^Tlfit-^Ft,

6 Law B^nVr(Const )

7 Elec, (commnlate) *9t7V

VT»I

commuted furlongh S^Till BITVITT

commuted payment

commuted value (of pension) ((Tirr'

Comorin (7nv ftnft/.
comosuaddy Dot (hairy )V5tl(-T^)
compictody ifeftr.HVV (c/ Faniabl
?nei), wga

J Forriirv ^5^. ftfrt. fvp
compact i6 tftlW

compact n (an agreement betneen
parties, a covenant or eootracl) vft.

agreemcDt (tfi^
revenant non
eoniract

compact areali(>t«it
compact area ecbool ^ TTSTirvi
compact blocL vb

compact divieion Bntrmt
compact gland Zool nfru

compact group £o( (granny
compaction ferecffi/
compact liiDcaloiic eigv ^iiuwt
compaclDcee hrfhTVT / , atjgvg n

compact procedure etgg irfv^I
compact eiae Mgg gfroni
compaciae adj ftftf
compaginate c.lj Jfproi (packed
ctoeely) tlW

rompegioatedaa com paginate
rompaginsiaew compaginate
CvmpsDice Act mW
coiDpenice lM|uiila)ioa sccouot R>|*
Wig WWRiWW.b^
companion 1 *?gWT *mi m Rnf|
gwcomce Aalron MgW| tn
companion cell Bat etfR-VTXTr
companion eertea atg Vfl
companion elardffren Rr<T WH
company 1 Can. (an eaaociation (or

a Joint purpose .) fluviv m (Const )
S (a band of musical or diiuistic
performers) Re\¥l /.

3 (a body of soldiers, tno or more
platoons) m (ancient nord)
guaranteeing company S'WTijfil
tOT^TT

holding company ^wwift ut(4i4
joint slock company ftJ'C twew>
MH4IV

limited company tflftm RJfwrw
private company «t«^-RWWIW
public company WWWIW
unlimited company srtflflrg RWWre
corporation ftirtf
firm RIV
gild Vvi)

company account (OTWIW ^Rf
Company Act rrwtV Kfu^tWR
Company Commander m.

company director rrtiW-^iW
company drill Jj5R-wtfVr
eorepan) aneorporeied hy Arr of
Parlianeni RftfWw m
faw RHIIW

tompany law Rwwn ftfa
eempany limited (Co Ltd)

H H WI W B )

eoDipsDy honied by guirsniee wait*
X<0 rflfiw RtTWTW

company limited by iharei ittT*f(l(ln

Company Officer ifiL QVWirigWTft
company register Rrwtw wait
comparability gatwiwwi/.
comparability of data 5<d(i>Iicl
Riwifl-qR^Hm
comparable ad;

2 gw

comparative ad; 1 gRWfiRV
2 Ora<a.trTil

eompiralive advantage gwarUV RTW
comparative anatomy gwairwc trrftt
evjspereteye eeyielrit/tiiNfa jwWTWW

compariliie coil /;en gwaffWSwfl*

eww

coroparaliie duly stalemeni gRCI’W*

%(ww fnw

Comparative exenj|i(ion (of e {lac*
from diieet*) gRWnWW gfv
comparative biatogrsu htuliifici?*'

^ompeniatozy cost...

comparatiT* iuxiipnidenca 383

«omparjtIv« jumpnid«nce

{tee jaii»pn»d«nc»)
coizipirali>c local po^eronicDt
Win

comparatiVrU g«TltS< rff (^)

a»4w»f

comparative^ rmall idnciTT ?rZT
c«n)parit■^c iiieni* g?RTni^
compiratiie nutrition >aliic gctHl'UC
ti>nfad

comparjliie pcrcentije g^rwfnf*

comparatnc plot* of equal »iic
(\trM. Sl)W»^Wni%5W^-W^
compiralive pnee

comparatirc productmiv g^TTr’JfV

comparalii c «pccifie •ra\ ity 3/>*rr(il>
gMitiisv «ift

CQiuparatixc aisteincnt ftiTO

comparatiie atatulica i gRTSnn

3 gw-ti'O*

comparatlte atudy gmnrv ar>w^

ctimpiTitite ten gwTroT^

compirative a lew gsnnni* tft
comparator PA^i. l Trim >i.

3 Pfil/i (for eomparing ttaodard« of
length) irwTHtTffPi n.

3 PAjiirtil CJirw (a form of colon
meter (or tlie drteriniDation and
•pecifiea'ion of eolonrs by direct
eonpanaoi viith a atandardised
i\ttem of eoloiira) %

compare rb. 5?Wf ftwRi

compared, cheeVed or referenced
(sOiL 37) gsn, ^fh[r*t rfri
faoi *TOi

compared witb rm

It torapared »*ilb * g^t « (Const )
comparer (.y) ^

compantoo 1 gCTt/.

SBfceJ. TW/.

3 Cram- g*m /.

eootrait

eomparuoD and contrast TW>*^f^rre
esmipartmeni 1 ^rttr.-n. ftwin m .

•in ■

3 Bfr 'inn. «nm

3 ZJofc es.

4 Ferntry (a temtonal not panna-
Btotly drfiaid for porpoam of

description anl record— I-FJl.)

nfftm M

compartenent Iioundir) Foreitri/

fJlRi

roiupiriment formation Foretlry

tlftvncfWTJl

com pari »> eo t lii'ton Foresirp

eompatiment line forofrp

ntm

compartment method /brrtfr#

eompartricni repi»ter Fcreitr’i

compait 1 (fair of compasses) ^>42 ni
3^?l f.

compars and chain tartet ci? TTtrT

compact boa Snrr f^ttnl-'ST^

compassion 4(0(1, /

comptstioBite allossance
4T(*^iinn

ronipaisionate fund tR,'(*9 ftfa
compissionale eratuilt
com passionate pension

compass IccT fHl
compass needle f^niA
coaptts pencil
compass act %iz m
compass Umber a crooked limber
compatibiliiv d*l4ai t
compatible nrfy i=eoosMieot ^mr
3«3^

compel rf«. W«rW. mvn «T^ (Const )
compel aitendance^fttrfir Wirv cmi
rompellcd o,lj attm 1«^ rra^

compel to any artion n.v? Vd

eompt odium tstik ns.
eonipeosate rh. I nft«T ^ (Const )

3 Iir«v»*» »Ttn, tUfWRUT,

^rar, viRt, aninrot
compensated l g ^ a filTt
3 nwftfew

compensated pendulum Tiva tm

Blfef feflw

coni}>eDsalin' )>eam Rif STST^lft
compensatiD'coil Piys. rUT^rfl g»T?r
compensatin' error “ equalisin'
error Jetcnmltitf fnrwiti ftwJT
compcnsaliog pendulom difroa. tnr-

compensation 1 sfkvTni. (Const )

2 pPtgfff / t (RiaRR «.

3 CAuu. (the balancing of the effect
of one astmtuetne atom against
that of another) WUiiSH n.

( f consideration sfiN>W
amends RfeffWtf
dama'cs
iDiIemnity
rccompen-c
rciiiuncration ^rfnrfir^
rc'loralion g:rt«irT4
rciltcs* r*HHUl
restitution fliqittlltif
reparation
rompcnsstioD feet
eom{'COsanoB fine sfirST-^eT
rompeosjtion for fatal accideoi tnd7

compensation for indirect damage

compensation for the enrtc Bly,
tifi^ tnrwF^

rompenittion in cash {Iv IlfirCT
compcnsatioD insurance
conipensaiioD IcatetTXnt armirOM
leaie)

rompensatioo moocT af^lctTlFh
Compensation Ofbeer
compensation payable ^ sfffVT
com]>en«atioD payable for the land
*jfa5s

roiu{>ensalion peD»oa

compensation acheme
coiupensiikon statement
compensation strand Bol.
compensator 1 ( g)

3 t'/irni tt

m.

< Plif nv[4 »i
roa>f>e(isa(ory ar// 1
(Const )

2 <17^, HSTl^st., a&tT

conipensalor) action fom.
aPnT fe^T

rompensators allowanre atf^*

*^4 tTtn

compensatory arrangenienta riqf4

com|>easatory correctioa (flVT

compensatory cost

corapeoiatory cost of living aUow>

compentatory damagaa compUtad invaibgation rapott

aae« »”ft

compeotatory damage* sfyCTimC

compcDiatory daya of real ^WTR %

compenaalOT) Iea\e T 4 ^]ni iTf^n
compensatory local allowance

compenaalory official fioanciog

compcDKs* compensate
Compete cii aT>ri

comptfence ennt/
competency tjirai ^TI/
competent aJj 1 Qtlf, (Const }
iuv, wfaTB, ^
aCfxi Jww

competent agency tglT atfinw
competent agent qi? arfantti
com]>etent authority titr
competent eisil court tfr4 eTtflT*

competent court no aaiaiHtt
competent department tiit fvtetn
competent dnter wn
competent eMdenee «r<r fttyn
competent financial authorus tea
fW BTf«lfl

cvmpeleol ]uri*Jictiaa t>a dtnfltn
competent miliiar) authorits ^a

llfire fnf'asrfr

competent officer pa
competent per<oa pa anfv
competent to contract 4 fTTT*pa
cam{>etenl to deal with Attaagtr pn
competent to ins rsligite Pa

rompelenl to try atntftpT pa
com|>eUnt Irihunal pa »ai»llf«l»tei
competent witnesa pa Rtpl
e(>D|>eliDg crop* aiW
competing dominants Fortitrt wF
wfatrfi

competing growth tvrtilrf wd!
eompeliog weeds fortilr^ wfi ipil
rompriioon trat Bf-TUtfim/
competition L-eiwern s|>eries foretir

trtfWl it arat

roR)}>elilion for spire snd light Forn
irf nria sfTr atm k fica irai
evmpetilire 1 ;

rompeliiKte s lim-iion tt^t rtd? trttT

tftPT

competitiac buying rmt
ronipetitixe demand pttiT pfiTTrva
competitice examioalion aftpl
rompetiliae power
rompetititc pnec ftdl l{Sa
competitive rate* pd
competitive avvtem eriri-tsfa
competitive tender
competitive value tad!
competitor Erm frit m
eorapiUlion attna •
compilation board (SOM. 47)

Compilation of DooL Circulara jm*

compilation of data SlatitM Brad).
<i«pa

Cofflpiiaiion Officer
Compilation of Fundamental Rule#
ftaadttpa

com [Illation of oolificalions and rulea
pfir^tnif PIT fata? pi fitpa
eonipilatsoo of atanding orderi md)
#ITtTI PI BCWn

compilation ofaiatislica artp ^ipa n,
Pttff PI fttwi

Compilation of SlaiaieatD0m.4lpP)l
eompilition abeet fiPB4.tarT
compile ci ftptrt pni
com| lied 0.1/ *ttf> C
compiled list impn ^dl
comi'iled statenent Irtfrt (top
•ompiling n n

raiii}>UceDl gjj (self-satiafioJ) Pi’ll

9 V Ayz

complsio tl, t(<t^ pfltlt PIPT
complainant taw tftflfl (-*^) m
dcI«nJsDi afvn{)
piriniits trfi
rrspondeot pPItlfl
romplaioed adj

complaint t LovnfttlX an (aociant
word) (Mar aril*'!)

2 iItJ TO/.fTOIm
9 tfiytai/ (fromtlFeai.sHTtTra)
ppfatXP »

complaint boa nftti^ kfl
compliiJtive od/ tfttlTlftP
coiii[ljinl register pvj

com{>lainis booh Rig pv^4'TOI.ft>TP
rompUinta aeelwa tfillX*P3*tin
<om{linate cJj (flatUood, compras

aed)l(fid^

romplCrto Slyeol (to claap, to em-
brace) anfttnp
complement 1 m

2 3 !td =cvtasep)ff7rii
complemental 0(7;

romjilemenial air = complementary

*‘f PJiijtio!

complements! male Zeof
romplemeotary adj. ft^P. T|P
complementary air = eomplemental

(ftiopleraentary angle Hath- PIPP
ptp

complementary combination Ifalh.

TWPPP

complementary crop i^i{yp Btp
Complementary function Math.
ftfS

complementary gooda rtu*
ttimpleraeniary industry ^[P j p ) p,

complrmrniary tissue Rot <ITr«

complete a,,; 1 ^

3 (flower) Zot
S Ualh

eomp)ete rh pmt. VT PTWI. PWT
complete and correct ifTTSC
complete am) detailed ^ pfrint
rorapleie aoj precise information ^
^ «TT Ppt 4 tlTO
complete and true ^ rftg
rfiT PTO

complete a’ld unreserred acccpiance
^ /tf « &T)m fffrfir. ^ 3ft
rtltft

complete blindness \r i iNtI
complete book 3^ JPTP
romplele canopy lornlry 3* ftTO
complete clearageuimal cleirage*
holohlaslic cleavage Zool. \ft trrn
romplele rombuslioa 3^ 3(3
romjdrte course of us disposal (SOU
93) W4 tpi 3 (ipp
romplele crop /errifig (a crop con-
taiDing Die maiiinum •luanlit] of
materisl— irit) arfdpTP *Tty,
PfOPTHTOI

tompleicJ a Ij 3(rT, rtifm
has completed ike ege of an^ 3ft
PT 3PT ^ (Const )

romplrtrd lovcstigiuon report pVTV

complete dittrict index 38S component bet diegiem

complete dutnct inJcs (JM I. *84)
^tnti

completed »*lc ?i\fW
completed tervice Iwt

completed »t»iemeol Wtt JWI
complete enunicr»tion ^

enwi

complete i*ilure ^ fitiwnl
complete flower Bet
complete inspection f^(l<®t

complete letcl book Strv ^

5^B

complete list ^

complete list of members d'i'ft «TW*

complete loss ^ lift
completelj

completely protected forestry
tVfl

complete monopoly ^
eompleteness ^«I/.
eompletent*! of dst* Staiistiei ^nttlD-

complete number ^
complete puture ^ ftw
complete prtmliive JiIatK. 5 )^ KtO
complete product Jfal)u ^ tpWfiW
complete quotient ^ vn>tm
complete reictioo t|il afafxTT,
sfaCcTT

complete rcmilnder vk
complete renewil (is, of tbe house)
X^t trevtct

complete ren ftwTO
complete rrlircment x^
complete revolution
complete solution J/atA- nPI=!
complete stroke Bydrosloiiri X^
StNItt

complete trip qyt ^TIT
complete unsnimity X^
complete uniformity X>1 WKWtW
complete worLiD{; week qyi

rwn

completion sfqjw, WRm n, qR,

X»i»i. «*n^ /.

ton pletion ceniticate 1 X^at-nri«irrt^
!) X**^l'*^-SW*iTr
3 {of % buiidiuj) mttKti-Bvm*
completion rctti&eale,of repairs
Vt-«wRj-snntfr«

completion drswingi (PWDM. 1. 101)
sTTiirT KT^^nr

after completion ol Wtidies arif
^ qr. «wiqq-«iTiWr qr
completion of norkt in profircss

completion plans wnfk*q)*qT,wnqq*
aif'iqVaRt
completion report

completion report of irrigation pro*
jects fnqT<.ql3RT«f Hudjl-qfil.

complex odj qilin, fiVT, f)nc
complicated tixfbv
difficnlt
intnrate atfltt

complex algebra (from complex qnan*
tity (n;raft)-double algebra
tfttnrfffra

complex alkaloid Ckeni. ifftw ^tirm
complex analysis Ifatk. dqtT faiVaei
complex conception Zcpic tll^
trqr

complex ••eri\ati»e» S(<trirficj fttet
«3?q»

complex dilemma /yUMeatft^tTttqrqftt
complex cUier Ckent. wfew qg
complex fraction Jl/otk. •fss ftnt
complexity «&qnn. Wtm /.
complexity of law ftRi ail aiferm
complex molecular compound Chem.

complex molecular (ubstanres Chen.

complex note dfunc fiw WT
complex BUicber Jtfort. tnWT
complex organic Dot. rrindw

complex quantity JlfoiA. ««T tlftr
complex salt Chen. Utfew Stqet
complex soil qtftq ^
complex eubsitnccs qi&n qqid
complex tabulation Slaliitici ttfet
fiTT^lqq

complex vibrations nfoc art-

qqq

compliance ». ar^mciT, qiatq n , qfS
01*11

oledicnee atiyi q w-r
conformity at^i^rtl
rompliinre note qtwq*ftvqst
compliince of ordrra sn^- qim
complisnrc with sumioons HiXn*

qrq^

complicate cdj. (folded upon kself)

fnfvs

complicate rb. alzs M<li*nj ‘(ntfiw
qqRI

complicated edj Qlf^

complicated and difficult civil suit
stftw riVf niq^*qi^
complicated aTraiipements qqnf
complicated cases difmin. Stfew moc'i
complicated delivery
complicated fracture Surg. (when
important adjacent structures are
injured) «r«}n wf^ntn
complicated labour nqq

complication qifiwftt /.*

wftvq n.i

complicity (stata of being an accom-
plice) (tgmtlfini /.
complimenl fUTTTf "• • •'fuq^q w.
complimentary address >lfiTq*^‘qq
comphmeBtary close (of a letter) ftm-
qfnq n.

complimentary copy OTit(T*8ft
presentsiion copy aqqiTJlfk
eomphmcntsry gift ttnr^-Tq^T
complimentary or valedictory gd*
dress UAl^f enw BWH *tT*tqq
complimentary presents anT7t*4V(iT,

complimentary ticket ^ qvtv, ^

comphmenis mtiTT »i , h • JH-

complures 3/yrof, (levaral, manj)

comply lb, «TqT, wgfionq

tctqj, xiwi x>(iii qR M*!!
comply in full XHJf qi?nr SRHJ, qyjfg.

qnq, q?ra* mui

eomplyinpwuh the pruMsions vfq*
q*'if «T qT5tq f'j

comply with wgqnq (Const )■

qisrt ^rqr

comply wiihan order qpBq

wi^vigqthr

comply wall the law flR STgqnW
•TWl

CDm}ily with the rcquirciiienis s<^.

wwt «) qf« *tqT (Const.)
componendo Math- ^qi^qiq m.
componenJo et dividendo JfolJL
•fmwTTgqFt

component 1 ffqjt; n , >>q ri
3 Hath (as. of a force) rs.
component bar diagram ^taliifiea

eomponant datails

compound expantion

compooeot details wntp Cktu
component element antai
component fruit*

component motions Vntfc tTUJ* trfil
component of a force J/nti
component part KitT m U9> of a

field), Htre* *n, MH II
component particle* J/nJfi dus
components of coolinued fraction*

a/jtfu ft™! k kui*

compose ci 1 "Hindi c™!

3 (m * printing press) anftWt™,

composed of OlsaT ^*1
composing n wWttffXX «

composing machine fViRtin? dtwa-
n

Conipositae Bat Uggregation of flo*
w*r» 10 heads) h.

composite adf WSf’TW, WJTi
fitfirti

compoiite bar diigrsm Sfifiilici an*
fira ^ef

eowi>c*il« eoavii Tfr/iift feo’ints of
vaip and welt contained in a cloth)

composite eurreoe; awRpt wwrt
cdmposite demand dttftrw wftttmw
composite exploding OtftieX'eVfjw
composite foreiiMCoppice with iisn
dtrda

composite frwt Sgf sntftnt ww
composite miff Ttililtt (haring (nth
epinning and wtarmit) ftttl^

eorapotiie miatare fitwjjsi fitsr

composite nnmber i/aih srn7 stTTI
composite payment (eorers games li
brary and colleg* magaiine) afJT
XITWW

composite programme fjftis «t4kr,
fawTjwt wan
composite simpletrj^
cooposiie soence ftsiw! H fitww
eorapotiie tnpplr Aufu9 Ullt
composite type pro^ct iiB^ ffm
composite amts snrfdtrw*
composition 1 nr»t krwTT/

3 (a 1 terary pro luet) fVw •*.. TWTt

S CW

4 /***

5 Kduf (essas thesis,

diesertatson ms'^, tn™)

6 f breiirs / . JlRrn«H4

(conatitnlion «n!Rl)

7£om(of debts) d^TTn
B Grtitit tntnm

9 Lotie f^l /

faltary of coiii|Misi(t9a Lnjte

vtn

10 Priitti»l*tdriVa=f.H?'i^’™ «

compositiODileeJ Bust ttUlW

composition fee £dHi d HR SJW
composilioD foroiuta Chem

eompotilnio metal (between brass
andl>ronae)«(TittIu
composition of eases Late RTT-AWTR
corapositioii of commillee RfAftl d)
tWRt

compoiitson of debts tli«| dUTR
cooposilioc of forces Siofiiiica

composittoo of magActica TAvt

ecmpoiitioa ofolfcaees Btfw ■HJ'S*
dWTR

composilico of ml* $|R run
coaposilsoo pot* (mamifacluto,) from
sawdust and otbor ingredients—
Goods Tariff, no 36 p 3ll)

RW

compotilioa tuerosc sser^

composition with creditors Lav TW-

anif 2r

compositor PnHtiaj (one who sets

ijipe) iiaRwra*, nhi* m.

eodipoiilci* Styral (compounii) djX,

fim

compost dial!, flisisai^ ^

Compost Dcrclopmcal Officer dwTX*
firost-uftiwift

compost derelopmcot accliOD ktaTT>
frttw trjwjii
corapost'bcap dwi;-f|^
composlmg si. dwn WCny
roiBpost>iD>tilB>eeiiitsry tlmrlure
(IlDCIII I6 )pb™™ itpi drid
compost iBSDorr ssserx m
compost msBoni) tnsl ifwir.itsflxn
compost pit dwTxir^. aarx **71^
•HfT

eeapael lecbas^ue ataitx *!^

compound rb- 1 dRtXR, OlTWI

2 Late wfttKtTiR RTRI

3 (a medicine) ifls J’slJIH
compound n I Ckem fM{4. Axht n.

(C/. mixture f**)

2 aftTR n . WIft
compound aiJj 1 dgw, feat

3 Dot djR

conipoundsble ofy 2 dahw, dX7>T
3 Lou «r>ttt^

tompoundable offence Laio atfttxi^

compoand addition Hoik, filw (iRfR,

compound a felony or offence «!n*
qiM atm arTTPX «T atfttfraiR *TRI
compound angle ilat\ f)lW Vtw
compound an offence ItXnV VT aiftt
ftaiR WTWt

compound arbitrage £rei>. wHlMf
XWR, fSitt arxRiRSPt
compound aacidunt»AieIdiae tom-
posiiae

compound atom CArm
compound bulb Dot. kjff >*X
eompooDd rase re|iiter tcu ■ft^
Wx^IX'Twfl

eompoond rclluleae d^R lf!frr|
compound ehicta Zeal d|R (T^
compound riooimon powder wpaltir
ciDQimomi compesitui djR Xf*-

,.«mpouad circuit Zfee
compound curve Sure djR n
eompoond decoctioo ofstrraprnllrw
dccoctum sartae compositaa
BlarM WJR ail*tlftai fRW
compound division HatK. ftnrwtt,
ftlM STTXR

compound drupe Dot. djRtff
compound dynamo djff f^^TlR
compounded a<{j kjat

3 Lov wfsitsf^^

compounded curve /lAiri djRW
compounded debt X,u» arftrRf^RfR
eompoueded oil rfo
compound engine SJath. i™
compounder 1 (of medicines)

•!»«. fianr* m.

3 (of a dabt) atftrkfPn (•X) m
compounder (female) aflrVRl!^/
compound ether Ciem djf Tff
compound expansion Zt|r aAw

eeapcnnd at*

387

compound tinctoio ei btnxoin

(in 1 or 3 itkgn)
rompoodil tjt Zod,
compound eye «ulk Zod.

coin|><>un(l fence stow fW. ITT
rom^Ktund fr*ction ilaVi. *•*.
compound ft»rtuie SHra W open
Tronnd i* prodnesd through which
ths bone often protrudes)

compound fruit Bot **
compound file Htrnt-JkTT
compound girder irjtl UT®1
'ompoand grinnle
compound heed Bet fT3* ^*1*
compound hedge ux (UpiM<S23)

eomponnd infloreeeeBce £oi,
jarfttqifi

compounding n. 1 (of inedieine9)tfVTO*

3 2)yn(imici BThiT •.

S Zmm

eempoooding felony or offence v)TT*
enu enrer nsny «t wWttr «Tffr
cumpoaodmg of forest offence* T»t*
Ttfr! •! ■Rimstm *t?i
conpoandin* NithTcreditor TVitA
% grw etft f^o w urrr
conpoond imereti 2Ialh.
compound joint ^iMf (eontiating of
tereTml bonee)
eompoond leaf Pol vd
compound lent Mje
compound le*er erjT TtTW
eomponnd liniment of campbor
Pkarm.

compound liniment of methyl eiUcy*
Itte Ttje ^

compound lobelia powderspulTie
lobehie compoiitnt Pharm.
eRVTR-wVT

compound locomotire R5» RSm
compound machine PAyr* ’HR
compound magnet r^
com ponnd mercury ointment aSeott'a
drctaingBunguentuin hydrargyri
com potitumB compound ointment
of mercury eTn**t*R*R^
eomponnd meter
compound microtcop e R«<i(tR
compound muUiplieauon Hath. Vtw

compoandaets R^nn f.
eom(>ound number fifR «*ai

compound offence Lma (offeneo eom*
nutted when mot* than one enmo
u committed in tho eems trxni*
action— Aiynr) #5®"'^*'''
to compound offence* Xiote RttN-
RfjTWRR

compound ointment of tnercurj

compound partoerahip ftRTfVTTt*

compound pendalam Hath.

compound pill of rhoberbcpilnla
rhei compotila compound thn*
barb pill Plutrm. I^tf
cumpoond pill* of colocynthspilu*
lae colocynthidia compoaitae
r/i(irm.

compound powder of ceiechnspnlvU
eiteehu eompotiina Pham.

«fTf TftT

compound powder of jalapspulrU
jelepie eompoaiiu* Pketn.

compound powder of luttOKpalait
kino compoaito* Pham,

compound powder of Ii^norieca
pulria gljcyirhisae eompotiina
Pltarm. Rja Wfufe-^T
compound powder of opioiuspnl-
Ti# opii conspotilo* rAorm. (tJI
*rf|%TRfT

eomponnd powder of rbubarbspul.
aia rhei coupoailuteGregorT’*
powder Pham ftjR
compound powder of tragicaothn
pniaU ticgicamhae cotspotltua
Pham, r'j^ RitriVuia
compound practice AforA. 6rw ruRgrr-

aifiTt It.

compound probabiliiy5io(u„„

aiwiftsT

compound proccaa IfoiA. R'jt hvi
compound proportion Hath.

RTR

compound protein = eonjogiie pro*
tein sjtr

eomponnd tjoanUtf 4„Ui. fitw
rftr

compound raceme Bet. R5R

compound radieal Chm- ^
compound ratio Math.
compound ray Bet- TfirW (Mc-
Lean 1 901)

compound reaction time
ftnn-RtR

compound reasoning Lo^tc RfRt'-R^ m*
compound rhubarb pfll ^eomponnd
pill of rhubarb

compound aacTum (RR

compound solntion of ferrons phot-
phite = liquor ferri phoiphatie
compositoi PAirm. RJT «RT«
flRRR

compound aptdix Sot. TTTT^

compound apike Bob
compound ipiril of ether a apiritaa
aethcrii con)poiilui=Hoffmann’a
anodyne BAorm.

compound spirit oflaTcnderPAomt.
rijR «T>t)(R-HTRR

eompoond spirit of pimento PAorm.

rijR RUttUTf-BlRR
compound squill pills b pilolie
seilise eompositee Pimm, ftjff
RgXRRl»f*!jftRl
eomponnd stirch pain Bof.

eompoond steelsalioy steelTi^frRTn*
R«

compound itrsmoninm powder co
polris stramenii compotitus
Pham. TfjR

compound structure RTRifT
compound sobtraction Hath. CfR
WRRBR

compound surd Hath firw RTaft
compound ayrvp of ferrous phos-
phate Pham, ffjtr WRW-atfT^-

(treTT

compound syrup of figs = sympus
fieorum compositus Pham RJR

aVj*RT-fitTtx

compound syrup of glycerophospha-
tes B sjrupns glycerophospfaatnm
compositus Pham. RJS arff-
RTUfttf

compound tinctnre of aloes b tine-

tnra aloes composita PAurm. tfsR

•compound tineiaTcofbegcoi&Ktuio.
tnra bentoini rompotita PAnm.
fljR

388 conipultoiy •U«nd*nea

compound linctuxa of cudimom

cotn|>ouDd tiocture o( cardimom m
tioirtor* farJimomi eotnpo»*H

coni{>ODDd tiDrlwfp oJ rhlorototm.*
tio'.tura clvlorofornu compo^iU
r/mrrn

coinpouQd tiurtufc of chtoroforiTi
(od morpliine » tiiictura chlora*
furmi *1 raorjdunie compo«i»*
r/Kirn. »* 3 n WWT n«wy

compouad tinrture of ciocIiodi =
tinctura nnchooie composita
rktm B5’t

comiiouDd tiQi-lure of oinDimon ^
lioduri cinnimomi rompoiilt
rwm

ronpouod tiociure otgratiiaatine.
luri '«nliaoa< composiU rAarat

<oti]|iouQd tiariuM of jaUp « tine
(uta jalapae eomposita fAnm

compound linrture of rhubarb »
tinctura rhn cempotiia PAirn

compnuo I litirltiro of icont • liae*

ti4rtifBnMe<jmpo‘ili TAjm

rempouBi! iu)tuUf SaJ djo arjMmTT
rompound umbel Cd RJt
compound wall nfiTri'rirfit
compound with *TTT, anr

coRipouod wouO I PAyf

Com Pr A. (Coiuitiu ily Project

Af«a)*ndVfe

comprrhcniion RllTcrR pi , aniimT
comprehensive a,lj iTTTW
R^rrgafl ( t>t,)

eoraprehensire and explicit ntrTV
eomprtlieimvc conception *Rm irf.

comprchcotive data u tTf K i nri l
comprchenvive dcGoitinn f'T'n sfp
WTtT

comprrhcnvue cD']uiry *RNRtrfiTXtn
comprrhcniive eiamioatioo n i nu

comprehensive license amt
rni«preheDsivef>es« lamum /
comprcheavivfBcA of data Stefuder

Riuift

cemprchentive recomnieBdatioD cniTS
atf^RTTT

comi'iobt^tWe xtjxrtt «ft*

Vtr

eompritieiiaive aenac
eoniprehcntive vtaevc Wtot! ifB
compreaa afr fr^tn
comprexacsl adj.
comprrtaed acetylene
comprcaaed air fTftfW RI 3
conipfr^Md Jiacaae = caiifon
diieates>aivret piralyaiasluonel
diaetic (tmliblea of das formed in
the Wood)Wlftt3rT*^'» •*•
compretaed'air loeomolive Mlftt*

eonprcaaed air main aHl^ VIJ

RTf

comprcaaed arpon Rr^t

coiuprctied atmoaplicrie air
W*fW-RT3

compreiaed eblorise <ftr^

conipreaaed eoal (ja* >nin tifh

eomprcaaej cork IrttftR
coinpreaaedcork mat ftWpt-mtn-*?
coinpreaaed cork rm^ MTftW'mvt*
tww

conipreued inelhane Aiftfts
compfraard meib/l cMorade frflfVT
sl^afm

conipreaaed nilro'ro afjrfSt

compreiied oitrov* oiide gaa
Rift

coinpreaaed avipliurellcd byOroprn
WtflR ^jAhpi TRRR
compreaMbiliiy (,^ ct gaaea) rtdlriRI
/

eoRiprraaibilily eoeffMieot Wil'in].

eomprraaible itd; PAjit
eompreaain'ardlTa la

3 A$troP Wtr* «.

sompreviwnsl airsin PAjic MITR
r*Rtt

eonipreasional vibratliMi ItflTI^SO
eompreaaionsi v*a»e I kjt irffTHnlrr
rompretaioB pnnipAitiR-T^**
eumjirrvsaoD ratio (rflXO v^Rff
compreKioO'arAoil JDul (MsLiai I
3071 frftx-RtxR
compmiiac atrcagxb JfeJjf

wfir

coiuprciior frdtnoi
coRiprcaaor alleadant A^R’RRPTTRV
comprtavoT oil W»
coiuprewua .Vycol. (conipreaiad) Wl*

ftl

compriae p6 Rinfrit (Const),
«T R=tt rSRT, *t RHJ gVRJ
compnaca of two parts ^ im
pit C
conliiD
include HMhtr
hold RItOI RIRI

embrace V'fftfgR RTRT
incorporate *TRT

eompriaeil oAj (Conti)

compromiae n., tm^tST

compromiie li. RR^nn RTRl
compromiae agreement io refer to
acWrtlioB iflte
WRI^Tt

compromiae peliiion rrI^) ^ RlftO
Compiognaihut PaUtnid (ganoa of
tary imall earaiToroua dinoaaurt)

Conptomeier (calealatmg Baehine)

neidR»a II

Comptometer operator rwRR*» wn**
eompiroller (an ofSear whoaa duty
la toaufiernaa aecoontajiRifta***

coniroilrr ftnagR

Compirnlter and AudilotsCeneral
[he IS one and the aama panon)
ftR»RR RTlAtR uft RR (Conat), ft^‘
*RR

Comptroller General RP*k«lfta"»*

Compiroller, India Treaturlea RTH*
RtRIlTIt finttRR

eompulaion RTXRRf, <ttjrT /.

n, wftTti'Tt / (ace eoareion)

compulsory 0.1 ; rIrti*, Rioi. fl*rd).

RTTTRR

conipultory aequiailion lof land) R^*
RIR Rrftt

cotnpuUory adjudiealion RMt*
stfafardTR

eonputvury ap|>earioee nftfiV

ftift

tonpuUory area arftrtV it*
compulsory attendance siftcill ***

lr*«

389

eoncantxated dill water

eompuliory but atop

roinpnliory bus

compulsory character (of acquisition)

Mfimi

compulsory •contnbnlory pensions

eorapolaory deduction ^XtS\

compulsory deposit ftWT

compulsory detention wRflii
compulsory deviation ^Voriiia Jntis<
rniiee

compulsory duly safiiais ♦o**!
compulsorT education wfiRrf fiwi
(Const)

Compulsory Education Rules « Hi Jrt*

fti^-l=ras

compulsory education tcheme

compulsory evacuation Pt**

JW

compulsory examination
compulsory (amilv pension fund

nftfrf ftr* ^

compulsory gimes fee wftftvrftr-

compulsory holiday atPnrt ^tUini,

compulsory ltbellio$ aftarf aiwtan
compulsory labour «ni> arvQ
anr

compulsory levy ■rnT^T^rnr’i, erTiT"
Wl4 tPnt*!

compulsory medical aervice irfitnd

wyfl™

compulsory mipratiou itfq^ BtHR
compulsory notification Rfim? irf?*
^^•11

compulsory primary education
ariwrt Jntris* fspT
compulsory procurement

compulsory recall atfiTRFV HWitu ,
pftRriffaT jwm

compulsory referendum aifttldan*

compulsory registration pfirarf «Te#t*

WR

compulsory retirement P^tl ?TRt'
rtifw

compulsory sale atfriri
compulsory tasings pfsrtri pptt
compul sory asvin- scheme pfitTt*
Apr RhrRT, pfrRi 4 rpr pfm

compulsory service PIWT tlRT (Const ),

compulsory social aervice scheme
pfiTRW Ptmfa^ Ihi dVapi
compulsory subject pftpiR flTR
compulsory tax p(rri4 Vf
compulsory test pfsmd PlhftT
compulsory undermilliBg (of riea)
pfR^l4 PvTmint

compulsory pindin* uppflRTd ttm*
RR

compurgator Ijaa (on« that oath
justifies another ‘a innocence)
rIrS m-

computali o n AnPRI/, HMUIR n
(Const )

eomputatiofl of time PPR if) fniPRT
computation of yield TtRfp-ntlPRf
compulation report A*IPRT firn^R
compute cb ARPR.PnPRl CTRt
(Const )

computer »t»rR* m
computing pqpR (I.
compuiicig branch Arpr-PTpi
com putlog machine isitMR'QsR.
Atftnr n.

compulor Mps m
ton- tru-, pfiT-

conaeaste csFnierolobtum cyrioear*

Conaeodon Poltontel. (Lot. ronus
‘«ono'+Cl* oJU'point’UR ♦ -Oifo»i<
T*TJ iTRIIT^VR-Jnilft
conation Ptfebpl, (popor or act of
atrivinjt) SRPR SRIH ns.

co'oiiion Astir
volition Arcr

cooaiive faculty rsvcAoI RRRRBfR:

concatcnilns Uprcl. (liuLoJ together,
formios o chain, lu chains) sfPPt-

R?. nwfe*

concave 0 , 1 / sjip

concave cylindrical surface s^n tnt<

71

concave rcflcrliug grating Pityt-
^*3r rttrA ItW)

concave reflector Phft sgrsi Rnt4c
concave slope Ocog vjtP BRR{RTP)
concavity sjtRRI /
concavo-sonraVF ni//>

concavortinvrx oH> * 3 gra
conceal rh Pi^RR. AjH «TRr, ftTTRI
Lurj RftmRR

hide it)rr, fetRT, ftRTRT
screen RtSiTR
secret r^ f^RT
concealed nrfy Ag«R (jf# clsncle<!tine/
concealed fraud Can SfRfTP

concealment AntRR »i . fSRTRI

ronceilraeqt of birth pss-tt'jjf'S
concede tb ATR ^Rf
conceited nd/. pfuffTf) ( t\). n'CH n.

(from r^3t)
conceivable od^ (^"R
coneeivablv p jHiRtt
conceivablyaffectttjiTTRR tTHTRRTctRT
conceive rfc fhMR RTRI, PTRRIp filRT-
TRT

coneentraie tfi tT%*yP, *TRT

concentrate n «Uf;t n

conrenlraled adj

concentrated acid infiiMon of cm*
rbonasinftisuinrinchonae acidum
conccntralum r;(iirfti Aifi^RfRRT-

RTWt-mRTW

conrenlraled arid infusion of roses b
infuiiim ro«ae atidum ronrentra*
liimp;irti..i BiOjfRRlTRlXR.PTRRIR
roiiceniratrd alum ipfspt

conrrniraled anise uaterBarjuaanisi
concentraup/ifirm A'^yRPRJiR).
Rir?

ronrentrated camphor vateraaqus
camphoraeconeentratar/itrni A%-
1»?« P^-Rtff

ronreniraied cirauay vsaler > aqua
carm coDcenirais Aif^jgR JT^t-Rift:
conrenlraled chloroform waters
a q n a chlorofnrini ronrcnlrala
Phann. trtf*XRA)TRRSt-Rlff
concentrated cinnamon v\aters>aqua
iinnamomi conrenirata Plinrm
ttifi^R ^lyfSRT-RTft
conrentraird clove vtater = aqua
caryojdivlli ronceiitrata PhnnH.
dRRtfi.

concentrated loinpoiind dcuK-lion of
tlqea c* dci'fliium aloe* vomj'o,
siium roiKcutratiini pfiiru
f=nf« A^R fRrft RRTU
con oniraied roiiipound infusion of
geniian-sinfiisinti ■"iiiunae com-
jHoitiiiii « niii rntraliini />’, irm A%.
•^R PJR frriR STTVTl’T
Conxiitraliddill v*alcr = ai)iia anethi
o>iia-iitraia p/.aru p|f*^R tTR-

cenMntiaUd •Hort

390

coneaation ticket

coDccDtrited effort iltl. s'kfqrcr

coDccDtrated ethyl

cODccBtnted ethyl flnidtl^f’^S^^

ceBcentnled fenoel witer = aqua
foeeicali conceBtrita Pharn. Ilk*

cooreDtrated filtrate qif^

CDoeentrated idIuiiob of bearherry =
infasum uvie urn coBccDtratum
PAarm ^^TTI-anBTIir

coBceatrited lafuiion of buehu =
lafunua bueha coaceBtritum
PAorn jqns^-WTTTTO

eoBcentraled infusion efealunibac^
isfuaum calutnbae conceatratam
PAnrin V9n>iti^Tnr

eoncentrated lafuiion of eaaeanlli —
iBfoium easeanllae eonreBlrilam
PAorm. tS%f>3r« g^ Tf > -a>l M iq
coDeentrated lafuiioB ofchirettan
infuium ehiratie coBceotratam
Rttfa* wifTW

WseeBtrated isfusioaof orae|e peel
aaiBfuiuBi auriBtu eooeeBtrttum
PAam* 9ll'Hi^-«TWii|

CBBoeBlnted infunoB of quassita
lafusam quaiiiae eoaecBlntua
PAam

eoneeBtrated lefusiea ofrhnbirbai
infufuiB rfaeieoneeBtratuD PAaroi.

eoBcentrated infusion of aeopanuni
••Infusom aropani coaccnlralum
Beonrentraled infusioii of broom
PAono. itifrffs *iKrrft-«TT*r»
cooreBlrated infuaion of aeBefao
infosum senrjae eoBeeetralum

PAaras •WlW^-WTBTW

COBrentraled infusiaoofaeBBaBio-
f u a u m seoaie raarralralum
PAona ilkftn fwwt'armrr
coBrentrated infusion of aerpeotary
-iBfutum aerpentanae ronreo*
Iratum PA^inn
«tT*W

eoorralral -J load STT

eoarralraled diIA

eoBrentraled natural ro'eneralioa
Porntri ffTTfta

ronermralrd |•epprr^llat ssaler a
aqua nirnlbae pipentae roBern.

Irati PAnrsn.

conreBtrated pimenlo wntersiqni
pimeetae coneeBlralj PAome

CDDceBtrated point pole PAft. (ik&ffV

ftl-SS

conreBlraled ponder CAtfo.

roBceBtrated ration a a ng

eonrentraled rose wtler=aqaa roue
eoneentrau qns-«lfr

coneeatrited eoiulion fkttVtt

coneentratea aea eonrenirale n

coBcentratioa

3 /

S PryeAol ^TTBI./ (itt«ntion>im7,
too)

4 Afriot (lefiaratioa of the Taloablo
portion of tn ora from the usalaas
portion) vTinit^ •

eoaceairatioB camp lliaipi fjtfiT
eoareatratioB cells PA»a
coai^pBirttion (tedicBi PA»s
7TO<

coaecatrstioo of armed forces mm
•tw (Jptwf) m

eoaceairttioo of avthonty nfinTfs
eoBMBtrttioa of fire Afil i^int4k.

ooBceairttioocn beatsta-q^^
coaceDtratioa of work
eooeeoiraior qiinna m.

coaceBlnc «<f; AfatA.
eODceotne circle

eoBceotriccoBic Afo{A.dk>ff »ll«T
cooceotne llasersiaB lamcUae Toci

cOBcentrK nop Fere$lni wwf

roBcealne abrila PArs

roBCCBIne s]i|iere iti»^ ai)«
coBccBtrie ayslrm «lk*7
CoDcephaluiDsFepaiella
CancephiluasFrpatrlla
eoDccpt Le^it, Piyehot »<»)q m.
eoorriHioo qnvaT
pcrrejil afil^
perreplion afs^vet
afB«slioBq>^

cooceptacle Sa (, eontwniis*

rerroloetiTa ealli) jqi /

roBceplion I maim /

3 PrjcAoI /, (parent, on

trftebfsn)

3 iied inium B.
coDceptional aJj.
eoBceptuil aJj. Pneket
coBceplualist Tiew tfcfq btt
concent j ftqq. in , n.
2fk»3|/

3 Con. /, TOmt Bi.

concerned

roncerned authonty ^ Blfi^
eoBcemiDS 5, sfj,

wnfcrtPArt 1 (concord) tterr n

2 (a let of lastrnmeDts of the aunt
kind) MHlreq^ m.

3 (a miBieal perfonnanee b) iiTa-
ral Toie w or instrumanta or both)

H

4 low ttfniJi/ (laeconeertofEuropa)
concerted aJj

concerted action tlfiiSti
coDcerird attempt qrq
eoDcenrd refusal qfirfOT
eoBcenina p;,j, (balloa, witbtno
ha» censl liaada) q?aicnmT, qj.
*toI/

coaeert of Europe („ apraament er
undrrttandinp balsra*n tlia ebiaf
European powara to taka only
joint action ) Kfrrt-»ir«rt mlT-
»irr»T *•

c»i>rert parly

tOBcesMoa 1 (jialdins) Btijqin n.,
Basrtstt

3 (a grant by a goTernmant for
aoma apaciGad porpoea) Htrgtw is

5 CSxu fa reduction from a enrrast
pries) aemc m, ^

concessionaire BtT5TI=nrrO.

(*•1) lu

coDceiiiontl fare arrs)* arm
concessional grant
concessional rale arnm«4
eot^iioB ren.ficale ar«^ tr,. m
r)* BBiaua

ronceiiionce WtJTf«IJT<l (-m) m
coorcMioni.t ( •‘0 "

ronreiiion Inter of authonty p/y.

msTO qti

conreiiion order /{fy murcwi^

ronresiion rate mra^B-Si^
coDceiiiont (Mnif. 51)
coBccuioB ticket qqiqv-qtrq

cencesiion vouehar fom

391

eoncunent sudit

coocession Toucher form lily.

uiilJK-an

eoDch rt

coDi-ha Anal- (outer end of the eadr
tory r«Ttge) n. (from 5«i)

eoRchate 0 /^/ 1 (resembling »n oyster
tlielU SITTTt

2 (conche.1) (-n)

3 (conchiform)

Conchidiom Paltcmtol (moderately
large costate shells —InT Foe p.
233. Shell with strong radial ribs-“
Woo-la Pal p 209)

C, knighti Tvnftjsa grsrftjT
Coochifera Zod ^ •" (^ class)

coochiform adj si*riar^, siSFT
eonchinioe (by transposition from
einchonine*=quinidin*) Chm

?A/.

coDchiolm {Lat eonrko from
■efr+.»n) jSiscAen. 4m&/.
coDchoidal tlHin

eoBchoidat appearance Ifinrrof ^aif'

conehoidal fracture J/imrai.

WT, ^mr’R t^rr

coDcbology awfflfW n i /,

Cooehopona Paltonlol. (Dipnoi of
the Permian period fiTfijil) fitft.
jftn U3 i(H

Coachostrira^ool (crustaceans enclo*
ted in a biralra carapace)
rnr «.

coocilute r6«
conciIuiioD 1 aTTTff^ n r
2 dfceiiulisj aiWiJid n
conciliation board aiTWTJTTlW, arsT-
iftffi Rfitri

conciliation commissioo atrm*

arrfm

ConriliatioQ Coramissioacr (TTrn>
anjT

Conciliatioa Officer «Tr»ii wFntfl
conciliation proceedings HT r > rt-*T^~

ronciliation stitcment fnrrsrnt f«ri
eonrilutor fJTrsn: m. («a arbiter)
in a conciliatory and informal man-
ner annn> ^ eft r sfrt arf^TirifrT
^ &

roncinnity gmi, gfirift /,
roo. Cr. (eonaolidated cirenlar) W.

(sufry ^pt^)

concise nrfy R^r^t gfirt (c/. fHTBTft)
concise and proper form aftl

conciielyR^T^
concise report

concise statciRent 5^*^

conclude rb

RiTl, trff’IUR. qlpniR RT rJrRI
coDclnde already

Rftd argtsR. atOa 7R«5T"i
concluded rhaj. ^t^J****'*^
concluding aJj ariRW, 3RR51T*
concluding para ClfVrR
concluding porlioo aiDffRinrT
concluding seotcoce atfrXR RTTR
conclusion m.< RRli^

J

2 fnFR» RftatWi ft’ftR m

3 L«ic RfraTTR m

conclusive ody. ftftat* flTsin* . ftifi*
«r*

coaclusive and final evideiice Low
ftlRpns aftf atf>aRan?R (»e« on-
de 0 «e)

couelus^ye argument
conclusltn evidence Loto

conclusive evidence of factnnrVT
ftt nPT * RITR

conclusive evidence of title aRri VT
fttnnn rt^r

coaelaiively=Jecisively ftft^ FR

cocci usiveneat /.

conclusive on certain points
n ftyvTUb

conclnsive proof /^vfin^TRRi SRPt
concoct tb

concocted adj ^TTfRl

concocted evidence Lov^Ttl^ RT»R

xncolor Tax. RRTn

coocomitancc pafvW RUeiU m.
concomitant ad/ LotriCRVRnfKgi^)
method of eoneomiient varietioia
aunjft firept-WV
concord 1 Irr^ „ ,
i arsRR fit
3 Grant, m

concordant oj/. Pfcja.
concordat (eompnet betsaoen chnrch
and state) viaftf m.

concrement Pttrog (a body formed
by concretion) RR^ m.
concrete n. 1 (cement, sand and gra-
vel) RRt/

0 Pkarvt =nor-e«9encc ^cRTlRn
concrete <uf;. \ WW, ?tR

2 Loote ??R-RTR^. ?rR-RT^ (t^)
(abstract SiT-tm:, 5^ THI)
concrete and material testing
aeetion fiRl RRI RtR RflTtR «iHin
concrete case R^RtJ

ZTS 4<l5f'R
concrete dam Jrrip.
concrete economics ^ RtltlTKt
concrete example itff RW-

ftR rR?f R^TSTR

concrete fact Ri^ft* Rwr
concrete lime fiRT-^S^
concrete line RtjT Rf*
concrete luscajam 7?oi]d Ccn>(. ^IRl*
I'RTTR

concrete mixtures Rood Const ftRl-

finr

ioncrele number Tpi wool
concrete pit rri-r#
eoDCreie plan ptq ntSHT, sjfrnfJtRI
concrete quantity 3ffilh *iRTTftr
concrete road ftRf, ^IRT ^ RfRl

concrete slab

concrete solution ^R RRIRTR
concrete term ZopicR^RRl^RT
ID concrete terms pte aisff r
concrete terraced
concretion n n.

concretionary ad] sifsPT
concretionary deposita ^fSrt ft^TT

»Hrrr^t 4

concretionary matter MIUR HXR
concretloDary rock ^(rR T(Tr
concdtine RRyJl/.ySR
concur 1 Rgqt ^iRI
2tiRRT

concurrence 1 R?Bft /.(Const) (Diit.
consent Rsft)

2 Hath. 6nHR n.

3 £iiic (coremoQ right, coincldeacs
of equal powers) Rfflft^IT m-

concurrence of the competent autho-
rity RiT mf^fr ift Rga ft
concurrent ndj 1 Rjrff, RHRfi ( -tn)
(Const.) licf coincident)

3 Gttm- t^rmn (-r^)

ooncurrcpt audit RR«T>WtRflvi

coneumnt eontiol

39S

condition of ffttixi

coneurieot eontrol
coocorreot denitioo

coocunftt findiDg Law Hmi?

concurrent interett HJUfi fftt
concurrent jurudietjon V^T*

(lee jnrisiiction]

concurrent legjtletive liit WtTtff
fcSR

concurrent list (Const )

concurrently RlTTfi ^t. tTW WW
concurrent powers
concurrent proof UH1>I

concurrent remedy Htutff TT^n
concurrent sentence
concussion PAvs CHI7|7 « . V*3T/
{ttt sllision)

coneustion fuse b percussion fuse
StfiT'iIsn

eoncyclic o<»^ (here eyeU mesns »
eirela) Ceom

eondetnn sb I (esnaure) ft*T> *771

3 (doom to punisbmsBt) ^*T ^

S (to t!,vo |ud|ra«Dt •e«iost n pri
•onetl^^TTTT^

4 (to pronouns* (o b« nsSt for ns*
or ssrviei) (KWTTtra SSTRTi

eondemnition /• TTiVm n •

fjttsrrtxc 3|Tm

conJemniiioo board (sruiutjuntv

condemned ltd;
a^fsn

3 (person) WfaHV*

4 hsjtftn, THF®

conJcnincd irlule 34<I

condemned cell (lor the confinemsiit

of eoiidemnod men)
eondemneJ lise-itockfiRsnr^IW^pn
condemned machine fitsSTtlV
condemned pnsooeraitaut^ei
condemned stock fiinntW
condemned tent rssnntlT ttr^
eondemoed to death
condemn in the stroeecsl terms
•Utm 4TTff s «T^I

condrnsshilily f.

ronJenisIile oiij.
rondcnssie a. CAem. a

rondeosste aJj iWtr*

eondensateeb Arms

coadcnsetlen Irm a.

condeniition htilh
condensation chamber
condentatitfa of water vaponr srw.

condensation product

condensalkOQ tube In33*3m
eondensalorm condenser

condense th 1 KV-ra
alt^fr7 3T3T
condensed ad) 1
3

condensed tad. Itnned milk Htt(^
»WI kTTlfW y«. 19

condensed beer fnfan 9^rn
condensed cream ItaiT-tOI

condensed milk fpif^tl ^iR 4 ^tt^ria
condensed rhitome ftot R9fatt
»3Jtl

condensed stem JUl fnf^ FtTR
condensed summary inT4w
condensed aysten PAtineal Ckm. (in
which th*r« IS no gsaoont pbaaa)

condenser ns

discillstfoacoodeaserCAcm imw*
*trT»

eondeaser adapter Chens.
condenser eUrtroseope PAy* thR*-

condenser oonBtm jacket

eondensery Ittt-ta ^ is

condensing 4tww9 n

condensing airpump VTJ 7TB

condensing ebamber

condensing elertroseope (rrmtfk^*

condensing funnel srwwir
eondensiog pipe rtRWW trig
condensing pump mile TT*9
condrnsity mwHt /
coodimenl »rf^s^fT. tmm a
ron.dislillalioii CAeia (distilUlion
with sahntanem other than steam)
arwtnrnrm «.

ronditioii | vfHbafiti XBIi mtTt /
a Lew BfT«r« ns.. 714
3 Litjn TTfT^ ns

conditKtBeA 1 (to maAa eondition*
or terms) 7ft«»9 WWI (rwitl)
a (lo put into proper or desired
eoi lition) mnirr. cm

8 Prvfhtd. 77r*77 n.
conditional od;. 1 X^tn HilSteu.lft-

«^(n)

a Lcfie 77t(^<l lJ.\)

conditional acceptance
conditional adranee note stsfie'l

eondiiional aid S(i|tnn>iT (tiTitn
conditional attachment Xow mfrTN

eondiimnal be q ne a t Law

conditional endorsement
7*stmT. nfimral
conditional equsuoD Jfdfh.

conditional grant Rtrftn’B W3T17
conditional guaranty SRt-

(onditional legacy
conditionally or noroodiiionilly

R40ll>t4 aicj4i araf^req

conditional pardon mf^ma V"!
conditional proposition Xogi* rITT*
ft* BWWTl

conditional release WjIfnWTW^
conditional reniiiioa of pnoiik.

mrni «l rnrfit7»9 flliTTf
cendiiioBal aale mtfinrsB ftin
conditioned adj, 1 aftn. .
niWtni

a Prychot TTrfifta

3 TSTlft^ (for 01001100 see cotiir

tiomsg)

conditioned reflex ifad

conditioned response Pejrchol. TTTdl'
rmisftwTT

conditioned stimulus Peychol. 771^
f7ttT<h9

condition fsrtor ««wn-«7T7
eondition for germinslion siT* ^

rrmn

conditioning 1 Pti/(Aol X'frftWii-
3 (a process aim*! at lowenr*
the m9ietQre7»t content ollhe|Tsu
BO that the bran may aepartlatnc"
easily from the gram) 7»TTW7 a.
condition of rompromise snrrff^ 7

Sftweu

CoDdilieo of employment
condition of grain vr>7 tfl TVI

condition oi toU

393

eoniaetio lannaa

omditioa of Kul
-cosditioa of t»ngency
<on(LuoD precedent
-eond^tion report
conditions ind restnrtions

condition senes Math.
conditions for flowenngJ'T^^fwft
conditions of eontnct
conditions of issne fsrrnr
conditions of sale fesit
conditions of semee iW*afTTS^
conditions of semee of po»ts %
ntr

condiUons of worlc
condolence message ?nT-«^Tr
condominiiun n (laeient woru)
condos jsee <f«TS7, JJ'JTI/
condonauon m f

n*

condone ei- innrT, nrn

condoned encrosehment »mn*

BTfM

condoner (J^, f>u

condnee e4. P\yt, WTTBT. 8T^/ V'JS

•nr

coednce nlilte to the interest of %
fVtr STSTB tPT ^VtT

condaeife aij,

conduct fi. snfni Wf|'{ *T».

conduct s5 . 1 (Const ).

direct

3 (ss, »n eoqniry) *7^

3 Fhyt.

condacunce 1 n.

3 Aeifgii /

conduct snd tffitrs (of » bsnkznTt)

sftr wT^rt

conijuet and discipline sHBOt
conduct and hearing of appeals JTTT-
eondnct and qnabficition wi^pt ^7

•f?r^

coodnct certificate si"Sl>l*UWl'a'<tr
conducting ad/ Phyt »in{l (-t’O

condocUag clement S'* irrflnTt
conducting power Plivs fnrft trf%
conducting strand iJot- ilT^t
coodaeting the saleftXB-^^'TTW
condncuog tiaine £o( ^rrft sf?

conduction Bat^ Fittt Pkgticl. THTC^

conduction enrrcttt Elee
condnction of nosnshment Btol.

conduction of water
conductire
conducunty Pfcja
conductivity cell
condnctiTity water 4lfif^
conduct ntoney (money tor travelliBg
expenses) tmT-TTftt m.
conduct of basiness t BTB-<raT^
(CoiistJ> BTJt w-3(«ii
9 aUMU W.'BT

condnct of examination
sur

condnct of govcminent business
tTW-l-tlU Bt H’S'iAH
condactomcter P\yt Siejjun m
eonduet oneself aTi^TB *7^, sJHSni
condnctor i P»jt, EUc. STTgl m.

3 (as, o( a traasray) *H!|* n.
condnctor guard JJly
condnctonal ad/
condnctorJeas ad/

condnct or pattKipate fwi^i amt
*W

eonductorsbip /.

coadnctot’a Lceoce (L. Coo ) ^mgT*
( 71 ».)

condnctora of electricity
conductor with electric cbarge

^1 aiuw

conductress

conduct rules sijsilil-fiwa
eondnct the aeareli in person Zw
7717 (anftavt ) et^^vi bhi
conduit STir;^ n , WJvMl/ (a channel
or passage (or conTeyisg water or
Said)

condnplieste ad/- Bot- (folded along
tbe midnb) Hvmiftx'ija
condylar foramen Zed B'>apag -fir^
condylarthPolaontof Bni«|«jrfl(-r 7 j

Condylatthrs paltonM- ( Crup'tiva
fivetoed nngulatee)

« jrf * UBfj^TtfitJRr m-
condyle (an articular pro*

mineoce on a bone, from lAtiucon-
dylua e\in to Skt. *faulb*l
condyloid joint J«at> u;<4UV< (from

garT), W'SJi'WP’f wi.

Condylostoma Zod.

Condylnra Zed. (genus consisting of
the stamoaed mole) 7rr7HRt*B*I^
C. enstata 777111*^ WTTlBT?'’

Gindy's fluid (potasstum per-
tnasgaaste solctioa used

as disiafectaot) sk

cone n 1 ttj m.

3 Geom 57? *n
3 Bot 57f -SB n-
cone ei 1 (to bevel) S«t'i7

3 rertilcs (to wind on a conH ^^2“

cone-beanog Bot

eosC'beanng tree = coniferous tre«
cone cell Zed tTJ*^t7T
cone delta

cone-nose Zed. STf-JCTB «.

ronenose bog trS'^T

cone of friction Zfeth

cone of precession djtren

cone el uoburat gases

cone scale Bot. if-TteS a

cone sheet OroL 5tj'?W(Chimbtri)

cone shell S7f-e7«

conessineawnghtiD^.

eone sugar slf-TrtTT

coney Bcony

eone yam TaUlet 57^-^

(ionfdl. (eoafidential) 3^
confeeuon 1 firntr n , UTB w.

a=confeetio Pharm UTB m.
confectioner fbgifi i B n , CBrti
confectionery 1 fitTIB, B<|)stlU fl
(ancient word, occurs in an^WW
etc.).

SBVTBttr-BBT/.

3 n.

confection of pepper s^confectio pipe.

confection of Toses»eonfectio rosM
gslllCae UI79 UTB » I tSTTiW-iITB
confection of senna » confectie
sennae (UBTri-^TB

coufertion of snlphnr = confeetip
snlphnns ttmB-BTT
eonfectio piperis s confection at

eonfectio rosae gaUieae=confeetia(a
of roses

eonfectio sennae s confection ct

confacUo tulphuris 391 eonfinenant in irons

?trr-»Thr

Canfectio inlpl»tlri» = eonfectioD of
(olphur

e»sred«r«e;r 1 Isisoa or aompset
b«twe«n ftites ••/ o»
a of »t»tes united by s

Iwgoe—) TO*:* «.
a (a conepiracOST^Wfrf'®"* (nMi*"*
•wotA)

ronfederal adj

confederate 1 n.

2 ( “S) m

accomplite
confederated aJj

confederalioo stTTR » (tee allianee)
confer rb 1 nTW (Conit ),

2 WWIT>I*Ttn
S.An»^«ntl (aee bestow
confer in exemption gT'f nv** •t'tr
confer a preferenital claim
WTTtfin STT^ arfiWP? nf>*TT

^

tOBfereoee I (a meetini) WRW n
{Conit).afrtt/
a (eoni'jUwiati) ^fw»aw /

S(a maetiDS (or eonaultstion ]
n

eantercDce of epcabers pari Prartia
arcaV'aHnrr

cBBfercBce of teacher* frurs-^itift
eonfereare table afi’rjtfjts
coBfernient ST^TT »
gift JS|I4

preaenl *tJ TTI^
pnte JTWTt

reward (Conif )

donalino ^
l»oon at. aTTPt
endowment Aft, uAlS
LeDefartioo ^

eonferment of power* fiFa-tlTR
eonfee jwwet Stf< R^M antt

dele'tte j-uwer Xrft: B'UlJ'i aTfl
cooferral R^TT H

eonferral of oreuptncj tight* wfit
wiftmfasiT ^
conferred aJj Jwl

Conftrsii Cot (giMti haiilile atfao)
iftrla-sTft
roaferral • ronferroid
Confrn'alea Bot irmw-iTrr *.
confer* Old aJj. (ftllUlU
CoafervotdeaewCoeferTale* Bel

confervoas=confeTToid
confett r( 1 <nm init^ CTRT
2 Ri-RItfrtlT »WI

eonfersing uader*lrul prieoner (JU.

1 234) amfWn i qft sPalVTstT
confeadOD £ate{fPC)

RTOift^fsi w.

confeitional box Ltno R14iii)tPl*%rc
confetaiOD and avoidaDcenaTTRftiYciI

tafr aftpr, an!t«n Af ntmt. snat-

(aneaent word)

«jw! aft * nieT i

RT» fT^ ainsiamTa ft st«

imft

coafettot 1 Cav arrnRttftVS^ (-^ *»

2 EetL n(oaewhoek.ofa(aM)VTvKt’

b (a prieat who bear* toe conls*-
aioaa of olhart tod >a aoibonted
to grant them abaolotieo) VNVWv

confide r6 ftimT«y«i,ftti*ara
truit fmm «WI
confide oe« ftvm an
tfU*l fttfPt
confideat sdj

confideotial aJj 1 (ritnaTR. rtvra
fitfrrfw

3ddna» *IR (aecret >11)
lodindual (Rr'rtpr
pn»y TtA
per»oott

pravate arrntftv, finft, amfrff
tecrel tj*, ^

confidential aiad pertooa! rrporti

gcR At 4trfw« bWt*

(oafideolial aataitanl ajtR ItgnT
roofideoiatl box ^ Aft
ronfideolaal charge tnenaoraodijm
<4 Irrum wA*nf-?iWB

-onEilentaal elerk

conridrolaal romnaunaealaoe (n
roofidential eocer ^ atWt*!

confideniiat alab >jwf Riv
confidential diary (S|>eeaal flranch)
*rn (iaVi wwi)

confidentail docwnent ajCR bwR
coofidenlial file ipt Rpft
cocfideolaal inforvialaoD a| l^^n^|
confidential ^arsal (at wall b* in
(be form of a nota-book contafoiog

the notea recorded by the Cittriel
Snpenoteodent — PB. 306)
sfttrar/.

confidential letter gtti RR
confidentially ^ ll
of a confideotial nature
coCdcntial or secret papers gca arns
tjT TO

confidential packet gt* trtT
confidential papera g^ TO
confideniial peraonalfile

wtft

confidential personal regiiter g^
RStt

confidential report g«d nftlVT^
confidential aupplementgc^ ifritfE
eonfidenlial work AJmin. g7 VlA
configuration 1 n

2 CfieiB. iff^TO n

3 ifatk. ■j’TOl m (ralative paik
tioo)

eoBfcg«ral»OB»l iormula Cfiem.

^ -eu

coafigursiioo of the ground

tlFt

■ onfinen llA>n/ (icebound)
tvnfise cb. 1 ftrflTO, SiftfitR «T^

2 Lav ^Tfl

lint detain fttWa

3 (to iffipriaon)a*ftn<vi

1 (to t»a(rain)ftn«nvr,fkv^^«m
3 Aflw ntST (twn)

confined flf; tnAftra.Afarr

be confined to ita own cage arnR

trn

confined to any due ftft vA TO
aftfipT

confined to diacusiioo TO tftfTO
confine lUetf itrlctljr to fact* tl^
tt«nf TO tftfTO Tgwr
confioement 1 Lttv (tcctp*

preKenaion)

euitody nfwwi (ConilJ
delenlioB ftf)«(Centt }

Impnionaent RifiRTH ((^nat),

reatriinl ifRTOi fkR*TO
control fitnrnei
captivity

2 Jfw) BTJpr/

eottfioenieot raaea ftU.193) al^lTO*
eonfioement in (roBt dVl *T *>

cenEnamant in ]ail

39S

Congo

<o&£seintol in j*51
wnEortA^hn/^ (tlia wgion about
ft bouo5 ftry^ *'».

«nnfinn rl>. 1 jft Ut» auth^ntx-

e»le) ^

3 (ftft, 10 teiTice)

S 6tc®t

^oufinnation J sTtwr®! n , /.

3 (».. 12 »«n ic») fl

S^iri n.

«>ofinaitloa copt {»»• ol a t»l»sram)

afa

confirmation oui Zatr OJaTHWlT
confirmation »l>p
confirmatory o<Jj ( x^)

confirmatory ic > ( T(b(rT

confirmed a,ij 1 "tHi

S (ifti in aarriee) ftort^a.nXCt fiat
nai
8^

CO* firmed baeVer'a credit fron-Sfira

vfnta

ccflfirmed credit Eem.

uifirned employee fiwCtf a
confirmed endoraemeat £<cn. ^fTfV

coi^rmed letter o( credit

confirmed loyaliit ^evt mirtB
confirmed uoJeryrra Juate teaefier
fwftf3 ftry*

confirm aale flT? ^
confirm, rary or rocrae jfg,
irwn ftma wro

confiaeableBconfiiratable nj/' ^trn*

confiacatablmeonfiarable

roofiaeale c>. rtn7(nt. *tht

confiicated artielea

eonfiacaied cocaine (TdlV ST^T^l

ccofi»cat“d dcpojit

toofiacatrd fotcit produce rttrxyg

. wnrr

coofi^cated implemenia VHXH
ent

eonfiacaied property Srrtg^ tWtS
eonfiacated «il>alance ton^S
confiscated timber trtfTic BVTV
confiacation « (rental Hnunt nw,

ITS X Hft arar (itit)

confiaealion to fOTcmmeal U>c«i^

confiicator XtOTflf (-V **>
confiscatory ndy (*Wj

cooflapralion rtTXi^ ai.
confiirt 1 xIt}< fKlM «a.
combat

contest gfintPlSI
competition fT^
3ini(*tnfo)^atn»a.

8 PtyfM- «.
emotionil conflict
meatil conflict imfec
conflict ciasf^fxiCnn
ronflirtjn* boundariea frVTTtn^

cooflirtio* 'taima ^(tdl vaad^
confl.ctia* observations Mtttirxildl
WXl^ o*t

conflictin* rrport^TXtnfttl'ft
conflictioji nphta atfn^

cooflietiBc statements ^trrfrftdl
*xrr

conflict of U»a Lar f^xtv

confluence <of rirera) »a.

confluenlnd/ xNdK-*^

eoofoetl eoniea Uatk. xlilfi*
ecnfomi eJ. XtH JX-H

eonformability Ocol. A
eonformible ad;. Cent. x(>ni
eonfoitoatioa XTS^^Tst, xl*

eonfortnint; KV

eonforming to diaeiplme W^tliH-txxi
conformity 1 XtWjVTBT. »3Xnft?R/.
(sec compbaoce)

3 Ceol. ftttft A

in atnet conformity with vi ^ it^.

Xtrrt Xtioi XiU^bH

an conformity with % %

Xr^XTTT

confound r8 Siutiatics XtUI^Wi
confounded mf; XXSIIff^, frifxr^,
Xt«m

confrere xnt»a«XXtut (-X^l, *TXfn^T»5

confront <6.1 <15x1 it'd («xtt^ ^tgxni,
xl^xflaivi,

3 (to eomparo) 5»et
ronfrent with witness xnfv-^QxtX
coufased aandhilla Caou. «f>nElS

tngfJrfi

confusing colouration £*2.

confusion 1 ^tnx •<.> xl|Xt

?^J9ST/. (m« aoarehy)

8 (act of mising or bleading) Xlft*
art «., ftfFfTT

I Law (merging of two rights into
sue ) Xtfxaff-t ».

confusion of goods (intormisturo of
goods) ctqBt

confusion of rights Low
SfadH*!

congral tb. hivM, arm
congealed eJj- xnfls (from XTlN^*

xrffwX *xn JWT
eottgcmiil af;. xtra, axTatT
innate srura, tn^t. XT^

hibilnal snnfH

inborn xtxara,
intrinsic XXtfltr^, fin
inbrrrnt vr;r){W
normal atTtvT»a, xxTin^
tegular ft^fitx
ivpieil ST?ft«. fitftri
enegenitil dislocation of bip xr>nnr
first* iWan

roDgesiij] idiocy »*mw XfT^
eongCBital mtlformauon aunn xlrs
fttRT

foogemta) syphilis a*mTS anfxi
rongraiul tuberrn]o.<is aromYVTXTf
congeniisl vanaiion Sect. Xt^
eoDgeslcdafj 1 4fflttr. xqpt
3 Be* (crowdsd togethor) xl^xr
congested area hffffV |r»
eongeition 1 tflf

2. Rig (oTertuUnces, OTererowdsd)

8 /. (e/. Mar. TO

srasilv)

congxjSire heart failure Mad. X«xffy

eonslobaie aJj (collected or formed
into a ball) xrilfera
conglobate gland S1P9

conglobauoa xnihnx ».
conglomerate *. CcoL^tOvres.
conslomerate <6. Rfiivni
conglomerite rock ^^vrrr xHt
conglntin Qioc6c<w. XtttTfxxtft /•

Congo (Syannbi from ^tva lasguafO

Congo b«tn 396 conjugtto diTitlen of coll*

U..U«)

CoD^o b«»ii (Cojmiin miJifm) S'*! /•

(MW.),

CoDgo blue

Congo brown = *iphiUoni. bitumen.
Antwerp brown ijjit CW. (red
yellow iQ line, ol low

itturetioo eod low ft briUiince)

Congo colour ♦'t

Congo conntb 5511 iV%w

Congo cytnine Cal M f **1 STpft

Congo dye

G>ogo e»tr* Cot In<l

Congo fait blue Cot Inil sjfl

afta

Congo orange Cot InJ V.tn
Congo paper |^fri gq
Congo pea (Crveuiii indieiij) 3 ^/
(IIW ) 3TT

Congo pink (raldish red yellow
fterr in hua asturation and brtlli
ans« nadium ««)

Congo red n
Congo red paper 91

Congo nb^rBlindelphia rubber
Congo rubioe or ruhio ^^9 fntl tPit
Congo aky blue Col Ind
tfm

Congo eiolat Col 7fld tftewMipi

congregate rb ntthi fnrt, fwp (l«f
congregation 1 (the aet of cengrega
ling) enfti Oti, f»fT

9 nrl^T-enn/

eongregalional arfy arr^Qv
congregational wonbip T7T>

am

eoogreta aigntwi/
coogreatmin ar^Fl**, Kgmunia 01 .
COBgraenl adi Ualh. (ilanlieally
««|ual. equal in all raciwcla) aaeffwai
coahydnne (nwiine + Jiriirite) Ckm
fjvriifft/
fdieadj artie

*onlc« ifnlkfconioaectionlartUB
conical 4^} I (of or pertaining to a
eona) ifeJk Itlwai
9 (haring the ahape of a eona)
waamr

S (tapenng) flitaq

4(aa a UprnoO BaL ltf>, t)|99.

conical beaker Ckem. ^«!9H
conical eruciUeCkoia vltSITTT^^l
conical rahore flaak C%r«a. ^fTCrf

conical end iltin

conical Bask Ciiaea tjffktVTT iftnt

conical bead Jfarh. glf-CrrC

conical meaaure Cfcen. iflllVIT 119

coDieal motind t[if

conical pendulum nj-ft^lai. at)c9

conical pile lirttm ftPt
conical pipea Dkya gnltlTT 91T
conical pulley ifucft
conical top Sura Itffl ifl^
cooicckue (now named ceniBe) CV<n.

conictBe«= coniine

conic of cloacit contact Btflirnt SriVt
*1 *llC9

coaicotd UalA. n6m n
eottica JAiM (geometra of cofiiet)
ttntJrfin • . /

come section

Conidae Seal (comprise the cone ahalU)
tdfrria tein

eooidial ndi. fiol CartV, (pro*

dooftg eooidia V4)
conidioU Jfircot (a amall eonidium

conidiophore » gonidiopbore iJof.

•^Vrrea

conidioaporcveoiiidiam
conidium iJot . Bart- /
conidium rrnim t/feci /

conifer Hot etflte*.

cooiferooa tree glgir ^gl
Cooiferae Hot tdjurT m pl.ftamilj)

Cooiferaleawrintlea Sot (trsitadaaa
family, w so order, and ai a widar
group) llgin eapl
comfenn Ckem. «tf iff /
conifcrooa ad; ef J«T
ronifcrona forest dif-^, <rf1T 99
ceniferoneaorreaaien tifiT ftnunu
roBifrmoa tree glfig
canifemot wood 99
ronifrry) Ckrto. dlfTTfC n
conifrrylie olcobal CW dlflrfin

at»

conn fnirtoa^cenium fmil

coniine scoiune CAein Rwuifl /.

coniine hydrobromide Clien
9TIT9

conimasBraiilisn clcmi b Caycnue
incenae 9991919. 99919191619. 9i)*
eit9 m

coDimcnc (from ronieia) CAou- 9e)-
conine = conune

coning 1 (of wheels) S/g (berelheg)
99*19 ti

9 Ttzliltt (winding on a cone) BI*
9H9 n

coning rliirgei Tfzlilri tTf 999 *99
comory at (eleseil aporange rcsemhting
a tubercls. eontaimog a mass e(
spores) w*ltia| m.

Conium Sol (poisonous herbs of tb*
esrrot (amili) ftlilij-ffSlft
C, maculaluni (poison heiiilocl)
9191*9 ^9*141
conium fnsrar «i

conium fruit ■ conn fructut »hcin.

lock fruit r/mim. frtnil-*®
conjcflurel outlay argfim
coojcfturc fi snpiR w , sji / , "*•*
ccnjcflufc ri. WJSR *1911 9199
*tm9i

CoBjccsrrain Otcf 9lfrv}TH.
conjoint ad; 1
9 Sot Rfru

coBjoiot tcrouBi tljT Iner
conjoint bundle Sot flgf 9 'C 9
conjointly ^ 9 ^

conjugal ad; ^1*9
tnalnmoniil ^wifgc
CoBjugalci~Conjugatae
conjugal rigbti 9119*9 atfj99
coDjugant nrf; Siol tljniK

COBjuginli Slot (thosa which eonjo
gats a.g raraiiMciiimltljnftln}'*-
CoBjugtiic-Canjugalcs Sot SIS'**?

wpl , ^W9-«rt9 0 .
conjugate ad;- 1 JfalA. *1399
9 Sot *53699

conjugated <uf;. I r«t (two parame
ciunia becomaonaafter conjugation)

9 C/wiit. *l3»*r

conjugate diamclrr ifeil,. 1*399 *99
conjugate diamclrsl plinca JI/jiA.*?*
9C *9W-9el

cen}ugate ditlalon of rclU S>oL

c<.ni»J.t.aprel.in 3« con.ipguintoo.

ronju-ilfd protein = eonjugtie pro-
tein C/te"*-

eonjopiteJ »viiem (of doable boad»)

coBjttEite foot «oiV»tt tnfii, wgf T
«onjuf«te integer Math.

^ I .

coo]u«ate hoe* fifdlh- *^*1 w'l
<«nju'ale point ^d(h- W3*C
eonju^ite protein =e«nju;iieil
protein

conjugate lolulion i/eta! (two tola-
tioti* existing together in equili-
brium. The> we osuilly tm eni^
cible luiaiils— liolfe p.18) BfTnl

conjagtlion 1 AjUR n.

a tnj-Ft w.

ehiln tspe of eonjufttion Dot.

Udder type of conjugatioo JSci.

flVne-rrjtm

conjugation nueleu* Zaei.

»^fe

conjugation of rerliWH*^
conjugation profc**
conjugation lube Bet.
conjunction 1 Aitrei*. gfe/.

((roni^5ft»l^){ai againtt opposi-
tion of atari f^S^)

9 Ortim, nynv-wstrv u
3 rrv.'^T'i «H.

in conjunrtion *ritb% rtTBi % rtg-

bIh^, It r«»n<
ronjonctWa .tnat gar/.

eonjunciiT*! Juab gat- ^ ^

conjunctival cooeretions a’<l-eT<n/.

(from 5^)

conjunctival *ic Xoat gai rga

conjunctively ade. trg’ca ■
conjunctively or disjunclisely erg-
era: ataai "’*51 awn

conjunctive ayinbiosis (there i«
bolil) unmiiaigy *r?^ta
conjunctive lisiue DeL ^ohf) Sf^
conjunetiviii* gatata HI.
coajonrture 1 fsfa /

3 RTTar-s w.

conjunrtut Dct Tax hga
conjuration
torecry

KUrhertft itat, «{lraTT

necromancy fatmlaUI.
magic JTftn, 3ng^
jugglery ^»Tai«
conjuror battrav tu-
aorccrer ajBRN*
juggler b^ail%«. nrift
Mitcb ar^.atT^

Conniraceac Bat
Connaru* Dd rtCtJ-oaift

C guianenaw (a cebrawool) fttHira
tl &5

C. monocarpu* (Bom-

bay laurfcr — Baaii)
connascent g/ycal (produced et the
same time, bom together) Aai#
connate aJj Dttl (congemtall} uni-
ted. birth) aftgth
connate eca*ilc Bot aPljetl "I**
connect tb. 1 tifgai

3 «f»wa

connected oAf 1 dfalb- affafl
9«ai

connected history safl; gf«l"
connected pa|>er» aa
eooneeted registee
eonnceied route (nfinA
cooBccied aeriea ©(opereliOBS

wn

eoBoected with)! 4tn(
conoectiog rod .Vii'h. ata) rWT»T,

eoaaecting train Itlg halit 6ata
eoDiieetiog v*ire Pairs, ahft
coBDcction 1 ti)sa Mar*,
at«T m.

3 Klet itgat/

3 (of train*) (taftR o . hw

4 (beloeei trecls) Blf.
9Bconoe>tor(tbat winch connects)

53 «-

lulie conneclioD wiM-ga
in cuBDcetioo with stara

S. « saac

coDDcclioa plate Bugim. alA ai
conncrtioojbcroarnagc ftarg-dtaei)
eoBBcction with pchiical mosemrDts

rraV-ra ^

coBBcciionwiihpre** aaaTtT^trrar*.

RBiaitear rr wa**
connective orti Bat. abfl(t\)
conDBCctive tissue aW) sft
eooDvetive words aMt na^
eonneetorswconaeetion (that which

eonnecls) g*. aVa" m-

connexion =eoBneeUon

eonnivjBce Bato ^*1311*' SI,

fitai/ f feigning not to look at
a n > I li i n g’ — Hijslarxngicii 6 73-
'feigning not to looV at

anything'— Kadimbari 3 lOSO), Ml'S
eoDDiir at ariM ly ?rdl, riJiftiftfeai

•STnT (Msrallil ta-iuKI
CoDDorbieles (genus comprising the
gnus) £oc>f ga^ ftei-sarta
C gnu (whitetailed gnn)

C. laurinus (lilue wildebeest) <0"

gagfra

connotation BcQti' gara m. (P/. deno-
tation sataaa)

eonsentionil eonnotatinn^araiW

rpra

ronnotative nrf; Icvjie
denotative tamvv
ooDronnoiative srg*ii^
eonnubium Lisw (lawful marnage)^*
fang HI

eonorarpoirterio Bet u,

Conofarj>u*Bi.i aaga-sraift
C latifoliaHADOgeissua latifolia
C. laiifohus HTHlw t aagvi
C»DorbiDusQTnaiDma«*Lamusroc^
(a genus of bloodsneVing bugs) ^*

g»T iraifs

C. megiitaoTnaloma megista
(barbeiro) rrgi aifgea
C. aanguisugus TTCga
Conoryctes Palcaiilef (a P*leoe9ne
genus to close to the insectirore
ancestors that it is difficult to
decide in winch group to place it
— Romer p.277) gWlmt
Conostoma .Ires HJigMga-traifV

conquer xh. #raaa, ^rraaa, ^raa
«Tai, \xT ^war
vanquish imfVT ayat
subdue ama arai
oiercomc *tftiȣa atrai
surmountan^a naar
conqueror ( 9) m. •

victor Rraai
winner 5lTt

conquest Aaa m., wftft /..^aaes.
roBsinguiDcons aiij. I r^a'ag

3 Pct'ca (rocks having a similarity

cenungtzlnltr ^ cent •TtuntUl nil*!

OTComin'otijtj-ol ctn|iB—
CA&S4apilSlit7 1 TO (*««

eolitiertl coBiiDgiiiniiy

«OB»ecrtu«a(t«tttnK k^rt (or »««Tel
par^oaet) (dadicttion to

tarn* (loM obiaet) *•

(UdlUtMkO WllM

eoatccutiTc aSt. 1 (Const )>

liDcsI coBssogmnity^*
ty reisoD of consuipiieity

3 PtlTog (sppliM to roelis hiring
% similinty or eommnnity o( origin
— Chimbot*)

Coa, Sch (Censtibles' Sehool}*^'^

conseienco «*a'«T^ ti (Const )
coaieieste 1 1 a a t c La* (a tUnlo
siomptinl psrtons stbosseoMcianes
stiU bo oatrogod) ■-a

roBieieau noaey (i sam tint to t 1 i«
OoTenmsnt triiinry bj » ispon-
tsnt orador of tax) n*.

eonseieaiiogi I {* psrioe) sr«r Twq

«v‘^(-TH)n.

S »4] (an **0
MBieicBtioaily st*TVT*t^
coascioBUoas motives sni-vro
cOBineBtioas objector «S0'«»1*

isnfWrft. stftwWl ( x’l) m

nasciOBabU od;- (in aeeotd wnti
itnci bonssty aod jetties)
eoBscious tdf

oBcoatcious sr^g
latiroBscioui

coBiciouiBess anr/s / , „

BBCOBsaoniaeMSlVT^.^M %Tiri
labcoBsCioaiaeii 71 %^,

Vt^

eoauiousaCM ol sound Zcnl

♦wi

coBKtous simpliag s deliWrite

ismpling SlaMtft SfnTR OOl^ITT
coaieript (eoBsenl-oi roan) m

coDscript eO *7fc»07 lo enroll
in an army, to laiso an stdi))>

«f»T 1 } srrtt *T*T
coBseriptetf

roDimpiioB a , stfinW Wrft

eoasrTTplieB of wrilih (istitien or
eorfseation of yroperly for war
paryoses to loipota erjoalily o(
aacrifce on Boo-eonaeriiti— Aijar)
tpy.»w5arv

2 rfTTTift <

3 aviciiul<‘a<ljsreat seiybbour.
log

four coBsecBlito days fhT'dT ^

eoBscrBUreccBtre Volh •jnflft
coBiecotiTe eooriliaitei Svrri *^3'

eoaaeentive days ftlijy f^, milQlf

f^,

eoBiecutiTc boura sniAK
eoBseeulire laieger Ualh. siVUlO

(OQieeoUve ittaea twilBlt xi%
coDiertitivcIy BOmlerril cmisil Kttt«

coBseeslive mecliBys Vnmg
ftysuT sifiAm

costeculive mootbs f^sT sm
conteeuiite Bodrs pgiiitd VTd
coB»eeut»c »«mbeT 1 Ifath HTtnfl

2 «rcPW Wnt

eonseeuiite order «3TK«„ sPrmr

eouseeolite perrod P^f*

eonscnilite |H>iott llfJrMaticixx^'

mUtn^

coosrcwtive rearlroo (following one
anollier in on unintomipled asija,
ooee) bWb^- sr^mift HftfTgj

ron*er*li«e aerial Burnbcrs of
patiporSa Tinfl 4 pnmt wrt*
coBseewlive eenea PPr

l OBas i Btlve wvrbny days VRlt^
«Td-H*w

eOBseewtive yetra 7^, BiBtnn

•<

roBsesiBs sAv* n . ffprr^ /.
msjonty b|B 7
uasBimciy srtduft

coaieasuf of optoioB p\fV b
cOBaeat* xtgfl/ (Cmtt)
eoaearrevee PltlfT lCoo>t.)
roBseol, free aad volBoury ^ui ihr

previous coosent Airid (Coast.)
consent th. n<r^ ^
permit sr^ffl

allow

aiseal pjiffir ^

consent and approliama lAf
gorjsiTT

conseat money Late shffil TT^
eoDient money suit Asrflr-t^-fTT
cOBseBt of the father or yatrha

fnn »mi s(w» tft *«ift

consent order

ei>nse(}otBte 1 tCfTId k, W

2 (impoTtaneo) *•

result TfhlTff.
issue Mill tftPW
eveflt irrn

consei^BOnt n. Logic TPltn n-
roBseqBrnt sd;. J 7ft*rn{t (H)***'

WPiTiff , pjain. rifts l<l (-f^
9 PAyiirnl Osog. (drroloped «n b»t-
meny irit)i tho gem ’ti slope of the
snrfses>«yinft{l^)
aBteerdent qjdrtrfl
subseqoeet dmni^l
obsequSBt sftntift
aojwninposed •rsfrftft’t
iBsequcBi seKRTTirit
CDOsequeni artangemeBi

consequent change Hath. gRPldlS^'

roaseqnenl change Rsrjlif
cousequent course KB

consequent drtiBige
consequential ud/ I BrffBjflTB
2 (Const )

roniequenlitl aheralioo wialft*
smfrriT

consequential dsmsges Tift"

qfd

toB>*qDei>t.at Injory iyi* wijAtW

wft

eoeseqacaiul legisUiion BB^gm
fT7T7

eoasequeotial losses wi j^Rid fift
coBsequentisI orders sjiTjgfl BT^B
coBseqnenlial pr o pos s I wijifl*

coBseqaentisl rellefailJ^bfB BTIBBI

CQniaquently

399

coiuittenc7

<*meqDeBtly WTTF9

coBteqaeot poles PAji ^

coBseqaent *iT>ng ^9

consequCDt to % ^wt-s
eon8«rr«Bcy 1 n.

3 n

conserviBcy and iinltnion
conserv»n <7 ind works «TW>I sfVr

tptrts’t

«iDierT»nc7 irrin^emeBts

B9*9

<oa»ervsnc7 authonlies (inTOited
with Iho power of eonsertiag. miin-
tuning, or iroproting the Bstigstion
o! B tide^ water— Ai>k)
infinft

eonierYsncy cess sWH<t-999t
coBservsBcy collection *WTI94nnet
coBserrsBcy drums *rfWf9-TtW
coBsemncy, nsinteniBce and rege*
nerition Porrifry i^T^nt, s?1t

conicfttBey receipt *r»9t9JfiP^,

coDserrsBcy sUfl
coBiervanej system Jni9g9*nft
coBserraaey tax ltmc9*«T
conserratiOB l Attmt n.

SfrOTHT/, (alia cooterratioa oi
enerfy)

3 Fertftry ^nsnt n.

coBserestionisl m

coBserration of ancient tnoonnients
Strict wtRui! 9i ^rpsnt
coBsereation of cneri^ Fhyt. aart'
fWTBI

cOBscmtioB of forest commiioica«
tioBs 99-<reTTt (Rtnfj *t *tT?m
conaemtion of forctU V7
coBserraiion of na»i pjkj,, .CAe??,. 5«*
fW(9t

coDsemtion of matter ^9^
COBiervitioD of momeotnm PAp
nrtTt'ftirrti

coBserratioa of Bitoral resources
BiffiTw 97 «nm
conserrstiTe 1 ( 49 J. <iT?ni-

trt»{B*gg). H TT 3r i ftn

SRftftiT, grfiRr

coascrettiTc estimste »T»m,

grijre witiwq

coBserratire forces WW
coBierealsve lumbering Porrsfrp
(miDagement on the basis of sns
taioad annnal jiold) lJn#l
coBsereative organs Bet Ati#I •(’I
coBsemttTC system of forces Hath.

eonsemtor 1 3IT9S m.

3 Forutrt «»•

Conservator of Forests (C P.) 99*

CoBscrvaior of Forests, Central
Greic JTftt

Conservator of Forests, Eastern
Grcle qq-^fp(t*, ^ fW
ConserratOT of Forests, Western
Orcle

Conservator of Peace
Conservator of the Oreleftt d fJTJtq
Conservator of the Port qwR'^TTt?*
conservators' circle Ftt
conservator s circulars erros-qftqq
conservators* eoofercnc*
coaiervalorship wctrcle n

conserve tb. W9T, «»t9T

protect rw *19!
preterve qftiqwi
defend af^rtV*t
gnsrd qi*T
secure

shield qi* ^r tqii *19!
conserving lofluence fil9C ama
consider t6 1 fl9tT *191, ftlllt 9T9I
3 rntK9T

considerable mij UJ, *£9, qnW
of considerable bulk qqW wjf!,
959Wlft

considerable area qnV-i (lx
considerable changes qx^vt qftx^,
9|fqftq99

considerable damage qq(r?l gift

contiderable delay qqf^ fx*rx

considerable expense q|9 tqq, qq^vq

considerable fluctuation qqtvq Tcqi*
999

considerable friction qqicq ^9^
considerable opposition qjq fcfVq
coBsiderable public intercit qqiq

liVnfq

considerable aeope qqics ^
considerable sum qjq qif^

considerate aJj. Rvutflir, Hixqrq
consideration l f^4|( (Const.). 1(9^

3(iQ consideration ofs°ucompsn*
sation for) sfit**. sfir^ B.
compensition s(^*T(Corst.)
it IS for consideration whethrg. .
ftqnsTtq^ f* qqi

be taken into consideration 1^911
under consideration f^9!lrdl9,

fxqirMtq

valuable consideration

qw.gw

for valuable consideiation ligqq
eonsulctationfoT pram'iseLmoS^ISn*
qfitq*

consideration money Lnv qfit**.q!fn
consider the materials placed before
W9^l^ tpf <R9llt 91 ft*!? *19T
consign ob 1 Coai. (to sand V to
an agent id noothar ?1 place)

^«t*l »mi

3rili9t,Vn

consigned o/f/. Cm. trlftfr
consignei) to the record room nftt.

fe^nnn *1 i{tqitT9T
eoBsignee Coir . ^»9»ft ( nj "»■
coasig 'ee’e bo miaee q>q^ *! JTiftifhj
»qf«

coBsignee’a receipt ql qe ft ^ mftq
coniigne'KCOD9igBor
coBiigBrnent Com. q^q9 n , 'itftq
9igq (goods). 9?g^
coBsignm^nt acconni q^qn-lt*!
coBiignment basis <^q9-orT9iy
consignmeat inwaiil ataq-qtqvi
consignment ledger Con q^qw qqcA
coniignmenl note (foni-qx
consignment of gooif- inq-qVq*
consignment ontwird qf^^qw
consmment received nieq q'^qq
consignment tent out fq/rfqq q>qi|
consignments of foodgrains nir>T|>q.
q'lqo!

consignment to double lode* qV qml

iiqr?*T9!

consignment traced iftqot erg^iffm,
qigjssflrtt-
consignor Com. q>q* »a.
consistency 1 ehlfll /.
3*Tfxf|qw.

contittent

400

contpicuoui part

S (u. ot aymp) •niffl /•

4 Sot (the firmows. density or
aohdity ot the tmaes which com
{>o»e the parts o{ a froit body)

5 (as. of the spleen, stools' cmi /
consutent adj

to be coDsietcDt with ^ n>nr
coniiiteDt deflstion Ecm snia

■mnaouste adj- (loioed, associated )

coaiociite ti. (to ]oid. to pnite) tWI*
(4t?!RI

consociation Plant WTlffm [for
oeriti iu association)
consocies Plant £col tltflfl* ns.
ooDiol sM consols
consolation rrwaat f.
consol certificate
consolidate tb I tSfifata,
e<c*i

a jtWni *Twr, ^ *tai
8 Eiuo , Lev wJiwd
eonsolidsttd adj. 1 Aft(«Ttr, snfas

a amw

consolidated absentee statement stH
fipj •fyrwtft'fntff
ooDsohdated acknowledgment
n fatd t fP i

consolidated allowance wfa^,

Hhrctisrw

consolidated aonnitiessiit^W
coosolidalcd bill wSRm
consolidated bill of ebarges snrrt VT

consolidated cancellation statement
wJiftfl ftwhR (sC|SI

consolidated certificate Bmw-

consolidated circolar (Colt. Cir)R%-

to nito (t s)

consolidated completion report tril

■fcr strnftf nfiiV^

ConsoliJaied debt ttitto tstw, ^to

nc«i

consolidated district tables (CWbf

isi) wir^i R»»w sm^

COBSolidaled Iiriiionsl uble Stnfca
ronsolidsted fee slto C^.St^CV

vn

consolidated tcodal law or cnstom

«^to ■nni

consolidated tonn nllftcs ^
consolidated fund slfto (Const ).

Consolidated Fund of India STTTfT ^
^to (Const )

Consolidated Fnnd of the Slate
s)to (Const )

Consolidated Fond Semces

consolidated godown return rtltln

eonsclidaled indent Ititfntt Rll^
consolidated lesse ftlltol Ofl
eottsolidsted list uilto
eonsolidsled loan iHsiB m(. StltRnt

consolidated nomioel roll sritito

consolidated note srltArs fttfni
consolidated programne nhto
K*r

consolidated provision (ritfirw Wfeii,

consolidated record pltto wfit^N
consolidated requiremtnls
erm^flsC

eoniolidaied rctnrn nfanm
consolidated short term iosn stMW

eonsolidsled stalemeDt aferoutifinf
Ctiffin fcTTVf

consolidtted slock Psoases ST^fV’T

cooiolideSed stock retorn srhto

fffeetet

eonsolidsled soother strdkK nsTTSTV
roDiolidstiDg sod amending act

^ tfti atliVnw

Consol idaiiDg Officer trim sstorfl
ronsolidaliDg page Mhna 71
consolidation J Itfiacn.ism n
3*r^s

9 (of work donoio pcesiooa cIsssm)
ftoln

4 (of the surface of roada) dtlW s •

.

Consolidation Qerk StnVB iMti
contolidslion nf nruont 2tam wfnein-
itinn

eonsohdaLen el corporations £ew

consolidation of debts
consolidation of depsrtmtntsl n-
ports tonfti Tl nito

Consolidation Officer tt^lVl-artoTfl
consolidation of holdings 71^-

Consolidation of Holdings Art7^«
Sire’t.atfsifiTTtT

Consolidation of Holdings Socielf

consolidation of the budget

consolidation proceedings n)i4S«

coniolidation aeaton (of roads)
enr

consols [eontr. of MiMotidatad(aaBni>
ties)J /., m.
consolute adj, PAysiMl CAjws- (ifttl
consolute temperature m
eoBsonsDce 1 srj^fll />

8P*yi liPRm/.

consonance and dissonance Pflyi.

^fr44ni self laianril
ronsonani Oram eilTt n
consonantal declension Oram, getet
*T»7B7

consonant iniersti PApt **9*

net

roDioDBDi triad PApi (Rl4tto

roDionqf^m, leift/.
rCDsortism Piol, (mutual aaaoeiatioo
ot tba fasgua sad alga, mutaalisn)
ITTPrt n . (symbiosis) WpftfUI /
consortium see lost of consortium
cons outweigh proa «nt s(l stHt tog
»,*»■

conspicuous a4.(tttra<tiagatteotioa)

( 47.), B^W. «!«•

m

roospieuous flowers Pot atfinflX'g
ronspicuous gallantry l(l(
conspicuously *7 If.

wRtni FT it, sgwnni, *7 k

conspicuously huBg nj<7 TTTWt^BT'
»T7t Jin

cooipieuausly labelled T7 If

coBipiCDously msikcd anjCW\t 77

ft ton. TfiWTTt fito
conspieuons part njn KTT

401

conititutiontl laannei

conipicuOQ* placa...

conspicuoat pl*« er position hjjH

conspicuous spot WH

conspiracy La\c n > m.

collusion
coDOivance

conspirator Xa«o waiai-st

(r;) n

coDspirstonal adj. Law (I P C )

wrftT

conspire tb Law (I P C )

• ^g^*T4

conspurcatc J/ycoi. (pollnted)

conipurcstc tb (to pollute)
constable = policeman vrtcft (1^]>
m

constable class (rTTHst'^
constable orderly
constables' school arirffr
Gonstablee Training School vnfV*

constabulary enrfv-^ «n , ii.

constancy PAyi A9I41/,
constant a<fj - 1 an r, ftvTi wrff, awtr «
B>nJTT. arrfrt^, aiftytt. irffTTta
3 J/atS. anlrrff ( I’O

constant a. riiyt IK) (^aTt«

m.(v)

constant aliquot OoT anft
constaman (alloy o( ntcbel i0% and
copper 60^) F-WW «•
constant and regular touch at^
ftrafilK

constant boiling mialure ftvf

fiw

constant breach wrnirT a^>T, atWtl »ta
constant coefbeient eraat rjst^
constant n/mposition CVm fttft

constant eo*t fhTT ’iftaw
constant drnandi: cn-mnivfiTmT,

Twt wfiT^m

conitanl density Jfy,?roi(a(,fi -ftuT

constant immersion hydrometer a
Nicholson's hydrometer ftqr fttl*
jA*i*R(iasti<t

constant litigation arT5 n TT *< ai
consURtly

constant multiplier .Sarp. fwT QTO

constant of aberration Attron fintpt*

constant of ftaa station wmiyft fturrt
constant of intersson Hath.

fttrrt*

constant of nutation Astron HlllWd'

constant of reciprocation Hath, ty*-
aiei-fttfTtS

constant proportion Hath. (TRS*
W

constant rate ftnt
conatant testeratton nw ■^i^ti'il
constant return £<oh fttTT Stnriir
constant acrtitinr ipiTl sjfjfndtfTl
constant temperature fm
constant temperature and humidity
orcQ ChfH. ftnr ifw tret airedx **5
constant temperature regulator C/ieiii
frertnrftTOre

cofisiaot tcmi=al»solMte term itotlu

consiani threat of rinderpest qxi>tSl
arftwtsww
constant value Piiyi
constant velociU arete B^iT
eonstaiii volume nrrttV^nt
constant veara am 5 ^
constant naler supply w fat l nW -HTW
constellation mfitin*
constellation ofaiars dstron trm-arvrn
constipate tb. Med awwtlnn,
nt>« «ret, «««>« crei

constipated oJj. 4i<siia4l,
constipation areraaT4. m.

on«titneocy 1 IVrm^ «. ((^nal )

2 (body ol voters) m.

3 (residents in a reprMeotatiTadii*

trict) finln-tSmillt
terntonalcQustUtteocy fH*^.

sPtini (Const )

ronstituenl n. I (that which con>
atitntes a part) ahl7K m

2 (ssbo baa a right to elect a person
for tbo legislature) flpdnv m

9 Law ( ^ m.

coDititoent adj. l alv:%

3 (baring power to elect)

9 (liaring poner to form or rerise
a conatitntion) alftmdl, alfV< 7 n'
Constitnent Assembly i ftfauM -aam
(ConsL)

Cionstituent Assembly of India
ta rr tft n ^ftnre-an?! (Const )
constituents of a system Fhys.

arerc

constituents of juice aaa Ife
constituent species Fortitry

siifiret

coDMitute lb 1 afa’iTTT, (ireiftit ^rei,
*4ni

2 (to appoint) rnjj4n ♦HI

appoint ftgrE
depute ^^1

constituted ad]. ftreilw» nfj?|

constituted agent arreif^^ arfireT^
constituted attorney atrerfVff ffTf<re?ri
constituted aulhontr^pn^Jnf^O
constituted by or nnder TRI anrei
snftnaireTfts

constituted or appointed
*nrei ftjw, n{ anrei ft^nt

it

constitute legal evidence mtre'

consiiiuie or appoint a committee
itfitfir ifreiftA crei (•tot) mint
ftjas •ret

eonatitution IXau Arevren (Corat)

2 Irew fi , ^rem /.

9 (tWTf^ n.i /.

4 •rfVw’Tn f.

srro/.

6 Fortitry (the presence of different
age or size claases in a crop and
their distribution— I F.R ) (l4HI

7 (of soil) ^lucii /•
u>natiiutional ad], 1 Law

2 iitd rreft«. Ttrflfi'*

constitutional action Phynol. ?re(^¥

ftn

constitutional agitation ttle^rqir

constitutional diagram
CODSUtutionil disturbance d/ed.mft-

Irefttglw

consiitulional formula C/urwi.^iTrreT-

constitutional law
constitutional machinery
lire

constitutional manner sttflfire fifir

Con«attttion«l Minuil ceintul»i dosun*nt

CoDditatioail Manual

eoa'titutioail moDirclif
(IJil’X {tee monarchj)

COD't ItUllODll posilion
eon*tiiulioDal pnocipie (tttxifHV

fOD>lilut!ontI rtferrndam llT5<nKl*

con<lihil>onil reforms ^ail

coDVtitwtional remedy
coD-niutional tteiVoeta ilti HV*

fro arjtarx

roimiialio6al tteaVDeit or bodily

iftfirmilT (FRI25} JiainnxjiFaT

(oi<>iiiniioa and oryamaition (of
«84rts)

CoaslilutiOB (DeeltraiioD i« to
Forei5aStale»)OrJerd^'»R-(fifW'
mxtiVwafT^

eoDttituiion of romoKtee (rf<r^

eoAttiluliOQ of Ili$h Courts TV
»f,TTTT^T7*TTT
Con<tiiuiioa of lodii srTrr'fsTiViT
roi>‘liiui>on of rctencd forests

ritr«?t i£t fkvm

eoD>litutioa of soil VTt4rtrTX
coomtution of tbe fund Ixfil O

rooititutioti of tbe, fliyh Const Ttr
syinwa vT fmx
eoDililulise dJ; <ltr;xi-tl«T

fWt

eonilraiB 'fiTTfTT
eoDsUaJwd oJ; 1 Phf,

2 SlolirtiriftwifVs
conuriloed motion ATiii;) lltT trt
coBsiruDt fteiv m , rirhrr n

eooslrieted aJj Tt^Fat
eon.tnrted cros>B /crnlry TT4«H^V

«X

eonilnetion l TtlRV m

3 Zori WiTfra n

ronilrirtion point Zxi rrfltafoj
eootirictor itiatUO nt
eoBitnrtor mnsde Zai snt'rr* W1
rogswtrt «Txi. fVttrn Ttai.
•net

(onsirurtrJ aJj f^5 ftrfitt
coisrtrutrted fireplace Wfit dtiflfl

eonstractioBlf^lllVM (Conit.)>TVn
/.TXTTt

Sfathioe eonatrnetoJ. a itrueture)

*

3 (from eoaslraie) «»IT pi . «SXT

Crnn

court of coosinictioB amr *T1VT»
«T

eoostroctioitsl •ntlyNS of sentCDcet
Ps*ck»f TtTT-arxjft^’n
eoaitructional details avai fa»n
coastrartiooal plan fbnr, f^titai

ar^fHW

coostraetton and loterprelilion fl^T
afl< fifaw

constmctioit and fBisctenaDce (of
tools and plants) rftt rten»i

coostniction and reroo«trurlion of
railsiayt *1 ftflWl rfft jxfil

trial

coastructioo branch flip tm-lTlRT
coosinictioa die moo ^nrisi-fniTn
eoottrurtiooofbrtdge lufttriv, 5«
TVRt

cooitrurtion of diagram i/eiK

eooilnictioo of sodex BoDberi Sts*
i.»iici\«anttsiaf
eoastructioo of laws !af< aviiT
couatructioB of plant f^Wl
cooatructionof lableaStottilifa Rirrfl
tiai

coostmctioB of tools TTV^I^lriai
coBstroelion of sxSa ^

coastructioo tram flnrisa-fnia
eoBiinictise ad/. 1 mapatn
3 Legie va*npn«

3 Lov B^ftn* stMurfas
Implied xafbn

nnderlyio; aiseftr^
fipuralise aiivfn«
symbolical O'tVxt'ilT, sdls
taeil TTVfiiM

conatruelirc aonexalion Lav TPfjtt

eoBslrpetiseasaeol Las K«(tm ar^trT'I
eoDslniniae snlhorily Lam jrafarx
TTfaiTT

conilmctise coniempt (o( eoart) Late
safari matin

eoBilrucliac coBtraet Lam VW^S

coDitructiie converaion Late xrfxT

afra^ra

conftruclue crime fioni miftta MttN
coBstriictite delirery Luv nafiita

coDitructiie dilemma Logic mtarsn
Ttfaiafv

con^iructive economica nramv
eonsiTuctiYe escape £<iib BwfiiU ft*

corntructive fraud Lam >n(%S UBIW

(^)

coBsirurtire houae*breakmg £o«
B»%a ^-SnfT

eoDstructive liability Late ST%a

coBMructive loss Lau ffarfifia
CODitructive malice Lav tlTfirtl Jtri*
aai

eoBitruetive notice ^tc mf^S
coDsirurtive posaeasion L»m wlyf
Vital

(OBiirui-tive presence Lem

vaffvft

coDitructire programme TVatntVVTf

»a

constructive rei judieati LsigXvfTf

tnputia

cooiiructive lota) lota Lev
•nun Tift

constructive truil Lav BWftra »tiv
c nstruettreirui L tv-ir'MV fiS

VI#

coBiirue rt* it*wa. wna vtai, ■#
vm (Const ). tnitrai
coBilrued Bd; ftn*aT

shall be construed ariTvai VlfH
(Const ), tnnn vrrrn (Const )
eonitruing scitb readiness and ac*
curacy afit gaat ?I V’’’’'

coDsulfiftta*fam (Const )(i-<ambii-
Sador)

consular ody Vlftftav (Const
TOa. v.fitia'

Coatular Agency of India am^
Vrfana'fitTTV

Consular Agent TifsrWTfwWbVlftt^*

CoQiular Agent for India artrfU
Vifaieifav^

eoasniar Joc u neol TtftrteTjftf

coniul*r ecipIoTM conUintr. fterilianff

«oniulir enaploypc

coD<uUr {ff fllP'-'lXiftT 5^
foosulir jn^oicf* airUJA^fltf ^
«,n«ulir oKcfr
raosolu- officer de camert

con«ul«ror5iouitjoii

ZK _ _^

coctular reprrsfoUtiTe ^rfsiftiT* sfi-
frfi* (Const ) _

coD<alar i«me«
roDfolar stsinp
ron<a\u tran^attxon

fIT .

consTiUte w-i wtrWT^jT*

V.DiK^B-^ ■ (juRsdxetioa)
mbassy ^TBI>T

ron<olit» g«Ber*l Jrtt-^rTiT.^iHiSl^
MBsalate pyBml of India

cotunUte ol India
*ia

CoBsnl for India anr ^g
CobsbI Grnrral jr^-rfew^^rv
CoBsnl G«B«ral for India arn^^ *7*

coBank rt. «m*rn WI (CosstJ
consnlutioB n. (CosstJ
ia do«« eoo«nlubOB vitb & <tm
Bti-sl ft

in raB«nlutioa «illt }r ^ ^
coB^olubOB fm iKiinl ^TC
coosakaiioB rooni
cwasnluiive rownutire mim'-atfeTy
coBsaluiiTc officrr Bt|i,"a*i-*ritrTTO
roBsaltrd adj
cobsoIub: arrhitrrt
coBsahin: mpnocr
coDialliBS physician Wjrf
censaltinp practice i'/d Wv’Hl-
miitl [\v)

ccnrallinc toobj TOStS-WT
COBialUBf turreyor
coaiBinabic itom

cobfBme ti.TTshl cm

COBSBIBcd *i;. TT^fi (CoBsiJ
roBiuDcr 1 TTW^ vx* «.

2 TTi ^ m ( t.’
roBmmcr-t'gTcr 4-;u!KI kn
coBSBBCt yood* tt A t b TV

consnmrrs* c«op«atloB

erfm

Consamera' Co-op«ratire Society

Consaners* Co-opcntlrc Store fr^*
CTk-3TBH=I-fttTnnt
consamrr's credit

eon<omers' ^oods Br**. TTatViT
trar?. Tawrvj-Tt^^
eotUBmera’ store 4‘^H\^-ra*si*i.\
ennsnmer’a sarplns Eec% 44*Il»a!»

coftsnmet'i oulity Ecob. TTtftfT*

coBsomiB* area TCrkt-^T
coB<Bmm: centre TBsSkf i*?
consnaiie^ nutket 4'tHtvfC7Sl
coosamins popnlatioa TTCpf) Spm
eonsuBine price 7T^<! >1^
con<acain' pnbbc j'jtilrfl am
coesommate «.f/ ttt
eonrocBinile skill ttt 7971
coB»amButi«B (perfcctioB. eoapla-
tioi) err^. ari^T, /.
consiimBiatjOB of oairupr IcT^*
fimfit.^5Bi»Ta(asc.«5t word)
«B«ainpi>oo I Eec-t. (bsib* ep) T7*
*1. (Const),
afftktK.

ceasaapuoB and aale of cotton
TT TTWkl «^(T

eoornmptioo capital Ecco. TTbVti-
5 *^

coQsnmpuoo centre TTtrkr-ir^
eoBjamptioii finres
consamptKi poods Cens, TTtJk:-

consnmptioraof cltctncal e net py

fti-Cl ntnui

ronsomption of paper VT TI Kekr
consuinptJOB of stores TT3*TTTkT
roosnniptiOD quotas j q w t n- ai' i^ Tl
roBsoaptne psiient t(rT-tTt7
CoBi.(cc.=*as-ons)
contact 1 RtrAea.

S Efac.

8 ini n, (CocstJ
contact action rijtw*: CXm.
fim

CCBUct asCBt rkjiusf Cicyi. 4w^-

conUct bed
coBUct bleaker

conuct battott Pifu tiVs'VjTT
contact catalysu PItuccI Ckcn*

— tfi^TT- —

contact coolin' BWtMflfa
‘ contact filter «W^-9IT
contact pUises tT?^TT*

conuct of fir«t order Ifjjt. stm TT

Ttfewil

conuct of second order ifolk. ftalT
*3T TT

conuct poison wslnli* frt

contact process Cken, HfTIT'ftn
conUct ring=Le*»inp rin» Ck#'s>
frn7l*TSrT
contact ipnng Gtt^-
conuct theory Pin-
conUct theory of C.mrf- fT-tr-TSTT
liWT-TT7
contact tone
contanon ifeJ, <rtrt «.
isra<ioD (by as o'gaa.'s) STTSTt
infection Ma«Ji

conupotitod;. Jlnf «fTpTTtC3SstJ,
STwfrr (ipread by oosSaeS-»®^v)
infections l^fTrfTT
cptdcaie TQ’qv, 'njt«.4i"'4*
cndcBlc
sporadic •7 t(h‘V
coBiarions abortion reJee.
tririT

conupioos aCections arr^ff^ ^
contasioai ta<cj artnf^ fWt
conUsons disease tl-T, ^

TtTTrt ^

coniisions disorders ari*77»TT RoT
coaupocs drscBtery K**rfjTT n islCr-
TTTT

ronupioas nriepstiopi R-c-
TTTTTT^

conuin rb. U'iB tSTT*, « -fly 'in BiiU
fi «*lfTT vItt (see eoarynse)
contained ttj} «s»feT (CocsS )
shall coBlaiD {'n

container li'i% atTT3 *.

satorlaTc container Cle-i. CriVr-
BTTT-atmT

pas eonlaiBcrClen. T^-aiT T T
slenliainj container Clr:t. JU T- ^

conUmittkia 4M contingent tdvkne*

contimioale rt *T^ («« att&int)
(ODtimiDllcJ (I 77
coDiimiailed p'KiiU g^3<t
coniaminilrd milk. 3^1^
contimiDaliOD 3;^ n
rontaniiDation of harteria
c< ntaogo (a chiTga made by » atock
iiroker to a bull (peculator for
carVyiog O' cr the kranaactioa to next
lettlemenO at^Rapt WIT nt,
contango day atimw frcw
cootenialoae adj ilynl (with a co
Taring which la between briatlg and
aculeate) *rrer«CT

contemn th (feel contempt for)
PtTTTRWt^

conlrmplate th I W^Ct-T

2 araWJ *rtl. «T^ (Conat )

roalemilaiei) aJj wWirT

(Conet ) WRlfiR

cooiein|ilaieil building wintOrt wn
ronienii>latioD wtf n-

vnder looiempJation ftntrirt
lu rontfinH^tion n( ^ «qn% TW^
jw kfwirb

eoolemjioranej expeaiiio Lait rot*

■niBrTw ftr**’’

eonirin|iofaneoua urfy MBIIIOb
ronieinfioraneou'ly w* f| wrb
coaieiii|ioraneoua radiation ^ooi ant

roBtenifiorarv adj *IilWiaf)Bi «TW-

eonteinporary record WBaitflT wfa
rar

contempt fktja WfBlB m (Coatt )
ditgraee aOBtl
defaftiallnn rnTglft
dishonour WBT3T

liumil.eltonfirt'^

liM amia >•«

flaodrr ITTBTTtWB
oUoi{nT mn.
ipnomint
loratn*
illtaine Bitfr
o|ipml>num yVlfw
10 Ic la eoelrm|.| (to t«,n
the (Oo-lilKin of one who hat
(eini<i1ltwl a eonte'ijt of court)
■ tUltw) TfBt

contempt in tlie iDimeilialc viewand
preaenee of the court wnBT^Tt %
irgm ^ SRSi »qft«ffii « wwt
contempt of court niTBlliB WWBTW
(Conat)

direct cootein{>t g(B9 a(4HIB
eoBetructiic rootempt aR.

SIB

criminal conleiopt Himf^ •TTBiat
civil contempt (BBSlfWaHIB
contempt o( the Supreme Court
BTBTB agTTOIB *I WiatB
coatend rb 1 fBndVTBI, BTB1,
a frtffad BiBt
3 (aieert, argue) IrtWBi os'll
conieodiog (eclion* ^

content are contenta
eonient ot. Atilt BTBT
coniented aJj Aijc;
conteatioo I siftalt, ^Tt^. VW( n
2 Lav (point mainteined 10 an argu*
ment) trctt n . «{B|
conUBtioua ody ^ttSiTT^
diapuuole CiBm, fttiTiWT
of comeoiioua character fttltint
TBtR m.

conteotioua auii BIT

contentment «in«|(rw .

contenta 1 n.

2 (at. o(abool)fH«

3 art^ n

4 wTolumeForeKrvBnwif
JWtti/

actual content* rrttn

water eonient eiiaaCTWW, SIW-BIBI
alkaloid eoolrot nnTin WTBI
coDleolt of the document )iBB «T
fWTB »5

eontenla unloown enyVt

lontcrmioout a-lj (haevng a conunoa
boundary) MB dig
rontermiooua lerriioey RudlB jlT
roolral ti Bfir^r<iUT / > 1*1 h
cimtetl a S afrutfiiwi OTBr. FltfBT, WTBT
lOllleslesI 0>l/ NTr^HTB,

jfaXB. nfWtfirilltCT

cnnlrsted eiiidwitiona hufTlTTr wA*

m

eonteded rleelion finWir, ffft-

^frBIUII

rootext sdn, Aril ■*.
coBiigoliy AibRibi /.

cuntiguoot ad; 1 ATB»3(t\>(0eng).
Tnw wnr JWI {i«e abutting)

2 Grom- Aw*»
cootiguoua area AmfislW
cootiguoua point 1/nih ABrK
conliguoua radii J/alb AtnEftnBlf
coohguoua villagea Atb^ CUT
conliDCDce Jit, ^?Btrni. MW n
conimeDt w;tbb 11 (C/-
WimV ri land)
the Continent ajth WPtflT
rentineotil eJj. *1(1^)^
coDhnental adaptive radiation Z<icL
RpitUBWdfifl f 4 %TW
eoDlinental centre
continental climate wr^'flB VWT1J
continental drtft Oeol
BW

eoDlinental fnreit HgtiflB'BB

eonlioental fnreitry

(oolinental glacier Gto} Wllfl'ftT

ibtrit

conitneuil laland Sjtbb
coDiiBeDiil plilform Gattf TtrWBIB
roDiiornti]a))eIf(7eeii
rontinenia) alope Gae0 WSI^^BBB
eoDlinental ayatem BgiftT Bli^
roDiiomtal tour wp fw tAn
eoaiingeatt \ (eontact) ftH* m.
3 t*rT*BTn/

coDtiagenciea deroKnIino mWIRM*
nBi<uai-«BBi Awi*B ftfd (C/. Germ*
UCgUchkull/alU)

coDlingeociea expenditure BtTI»B*TT
eontingenciea proper BITflf^ b'BI^'
Bitf

contiD'cnry 1 Jfalb AwiTBT/.

2 drroanlin; MiTraWt /.
roolingeocy aceounta AwirBBI-^**
conlingency expentet RMimst-kBB
eontiugency fund AmxBBI *f**
fejWlftfir (Conat)
coniiDgeney reaerve AwitwiAftft
roDtingency reaerve fund ArnaBIb

Aptrftftfa

rontiDgenl e,); 1 annxB

2 Ateeunliwt AwitB

3 Lav AmtB, II7TI>Tr

4 (in eonlMt, touehins)
cooiingentn (of the N.C.a) *n*t ».
eoniiDgenl abalrarl ABItBA%f^
contingent accoant AwitB ktl
runtingeat advance Avtlf wfhB

cotiUn9«nt allotment -*03 conlinuou* hUtoiy

conliDjr^Dl alloinitnt
rontin'fiu anil monlliU C'Ul.ti'li-
inpnJ lulls tJwtW WtT WiTTt-

cenlin'rni ami jiroj|>«cli\e lululii)

?iw.T 9 ^ *r. 4 t

continsuil innuit' Fccn ?^WI*T

mfWt

conlin^\nl sflTO

contin-fnt lull ton. I *»vn«raT-^
n «tWF7

loclin'rni lull rrpstrr and

snyue*-.'

we

ronlin'rni liitl« clfrk f/aT*^n^^-

mnlinjcJii look SH*

conlingfnl cj*li accoiinl nin»TTl«.

rontin^i ni rliirptW'JTsV «nTtt
runungini djim
«onlii»;rnt <■!«• a'wCT S’!
roiilin-i'm »-on)»ait /^itr
rontiujrnt Jild e\n
roniin;r»i tUiiunil <6Tr7
ffiit

ftmlin^nt f»fnl nWT»7 C?»I
ronlinprnt fxjioniliiim’ afWTW tt»
ronlin;rnl fer* l(t<««mi.)<>to(lt>:«iiii
on a CO 111

5 is g»»

Q (fkiiil otiN 111 tlifl #r«iit ot suecc's)
Bure^T^ ge»

contingent function Fnn WHmr
coniia'cni gift ttmcil T lz-in tT

rontiD'cnt print tfmm M
rontinpcnt inlercsl iow ^hnriT
tiT^rw fpi

continpeot fcpjcy £<iw fHv*

(time fjyv

rontin'cnt Iial’iliirB'Viie^m
ronliopcmlT liable (fxiiTTTnrt

rontiopeai rcpiiler (tnrt^m-er^

conlinpent remiioder LoieBiTnv W*
rrr

conlln'rat ri*\l Lav arf^nr

(..- rvM)

rontin'ent «»e dime
roatinprot loiicber BSftejnm^
omtiBuil eilinp etirreTT ie'i|
contiDuinre i (rt«^ n

2(as>ot existing Fanebajats)

?B 5 (( ^l? 5 .?WI

3 Zaiic (tlie ailjournment or post*
tonemenl of an action pending in
a couit to a snbsetiaeat da} of t^e
*nrae or another term) tlt-J'ie ii>
ditrTrm

ihirinpthe eonlinuaoce of

dl^fa 5

ronimuanre of assessment firahvi VT

coutimiance of tru-t

dnrinp the eoiitiouance of the
ini»l sVTK-drf*3

continuition ( stl'V, *f34X^ n , WJ"

2 il.JtMiH. HJlftty
3 LoaJom Extluin^e »= eon-

in continuation of ^ B,

• Rlh

rnntinnalion of sipn 3folh. rTC-BlTt*

fsrti,fe 5 -(ifa^

continuation school ^iTSTT^T
continuation sheet
continuition tclcpram

(ait)

continue eh I atja^T.
a tr^B fpn» dRI. (both from
Com)

continueil IBWapirgfyi

3 tm. yiiw n

3 ^I<^. Bfll

4 (st the liegin iing of a pnge)

3*^ (at the end olaripe)TnT7gT5

coQtinueil absence WBa wgifwlB,

fhrmt Fdi*!? trjifra^

roniinuetl drunkenness dm dffid*
mi

coniinnei) fraclioa Afjth. d^a fir*
continued in oempalion Kfip.

nrmS^st

rontinoeil presence aefVvfSi

•ftpwtt Ta^refit. vnistT

eonlinued product JfdU

eontiniied pmportioo Jffltfc. (fm
(Orj^

eonliniie in otficc ^5^

contiiiiie to he in foree trjyt (j-cr
roDliniie to eaereKe irtVn
(ConstJ

rontinninp ,i }j ttfiruf' ( Pf,),

wf^Ts, ?Ttm
coDtinuinp act Lon- »fTT
continuiop brcjch £ irFirrTTMn
roniioum: ranihiljli' trfjTTsft wseyf,
»&7T«t ftarmiiH

(outiiiuinp contraveutiou irn daj

75 *^

coniiuuiup guarantee daw
eontinump Micnil>er dltr (T^7, wff-

ntfr

couitniilop Duisance X, daj (TJ-
9 m

conlmuinp offence Xna- W7Tf9
fontiiiuiDj partner Hrift

continuing lrii>ice aTT'Cl

roiitiuuiu I srmr, Bt?i7, ii ,

dirftir.Bsft r

3 J/iiJ/i • J’i» ftei . ZiW »n?riii fl
amputation in loiitiiiuiti (perfor-
nirl through x boae anl net
through X joint) KttTi &X
roniimuli bond /,r,, (jx electric
connsitiox acrO's the gxp in points
XI il crosin^s) ^179 »*<“
ixMitinuili nf pcnupljsin 2eri i^sf.
q

ronliDuiii of policy i?rf(fdil'9
roniinuitx of eerrice
eoDliiiuiiv of state SrtmrntTTT'd

coniiuuoasmf; dTr, fsTf«trt, ertirr^,
wmr

eoutinuous actiie serilce dl4 (tfirr

dn

continuous adxcrse
TTaltt

continuous and noncociioaous
serxiccdmtftTtrqm ItTl
continuous bookin' niTdrp79d-
9 R

continuous enme dm Mildti
continuous crop chmate dffa dW-
9 P'T '5

roQiinuous di*thirpe certificates

rommiious easement £,io

continuous 'kcous body

9 T 9

roniimioiis halt frrdrTfnTd
conlinuotis lii*lorT (of , pj^t) pTr T fT
r%iT

continuous infstlox ssrrics

406

contract for valuabls conaidsraHen

coDtinuout infenor lerTice

coatiououi jouriii“y WUi'IH rfTTj
*nui

coDtinuoui levelliDg Surv
continuom lever e perpeluil lever

STTXS5 TCra

coDtiniioui liquid ph»«e ara

coDtiouously prn^

cuDtiDuoud^ cultivated fYi

e nmr fetn »rat

eoBtiDuously operated machinery

ttmt ri®ti

coDlinuoui magnetic record Phyi

coBtinuoua mefislem flol afi-

tnit

coDliBuoua oiriciaimg aerviie striiaTT
wtarTa trar, w=fw« Im ^
contiououa piitoriog BrimT
frtrt leun

CODUQUOUI pOeMHIOO XmJIC far*^

nrw

contianoui power frrif fransrfT
eentiauoija proceia Iraa
coatiauoui rain* irrrrTT
ceeiiauoua retidenre Law 6tr»Tf

eontiBuoua leriea fjilh. 4m vivi
contisuoui aeivice Admut fer^T
ftnrair star

contmnoui apeclram PAji

♦»nafe, Kstv* trnaf*
roDlinuoul aucceiooo
contiBUoaa lupply ff?n. Ctnay

rontiDuoua ayatem iJeJ <r^ Mjft
eontiauoaa lemporarv Krvire fitT*

a»y wmH im, wmwjr mfV}it »m

rODlmaoui uniaterruptril um Law

^laht fttist frfes

TTarn

eoBtiDuoua varitUe SmihIici fm

am

eoatinuiiua variation JJiel
frvr^

costiaaoua ttatea irTT irtrr

efitiBuoua with it wm Jwt
eoBliBoun it>Tfy /

CoBtortae aGeBlianalea
eoBtotUd-l-ialedaJ/ Sr (onamar.

gtn ot Meh loaf u directed inwards
and the other outwarU
contour 1 vnilST (outline},

3i/atli ntHmf
S Ott^ weontour line
contonr curves ITatb- (ttTTV ^s>

eonloareil area Ca 9

contoured cailastral survey (ntlW'

contoure<t map RTHfan

contoured plan Sum itfll

contoured survey HalvlKl^
contour feithers ({arm tho main cov
eriD(> of a bird, determining the
external contour) wiwteVW
contour interval* mitv •rr'TW
contour line Oeof (an imtipnary (me
connecting the poinle on a land aur
(see that have the tame elevalioo)
anilaiTm
contour map
contour ploughing djric
contour ridging echerae /mg TVt*

contour •urfaeee ■ level surfacea
Ifallt. wl*

contour frenchee «nl« «rfH
contour value Otot H^vNi m
contra ^dv jrfV. %

contran dcc(«n(ing(anof(«el an item
on the opposite aide of an account
or etatement) mft:* ro
contraband ad) (short for

fr'etW*). "twHltl (ratiKgled)
illegal
illicit rsft<

illcgiiiinale s^W
uslcwful MiafitST
coniraliand •rlirle$ r

coBtrabadd control (cflfitf firB*SV|
coutrshao'l drug Wt

fxCsIw

costrskand goods g
rflTWS^

contraband of war gg % ftfitrTg

roolrabao I parcel ftftftg
roBtralun I aalt ftfgfgc "Tt
ronlrahenl telegram (e^ryg grltiB
(TO)

conirabind ira le ffTirfic rePTTT

contrahand iraniictioa rVT.

ST

cuDirahass w double hast J/niic tfsgdT
contrahaia eaxhom .Vriiie tcgaf
inm/

contra tionos mores (againit good
morals)

ronlrace|ilion‘j;ed ndfM tn-
lontraceptive i/til rTwiVa^ m.
contract laip Id^/. (Const ), IfT
compact tffra^

part qTjr* (Engl word is derived
from it)

treaty stfil (Conat )
convention arfi n n w (Const )
coveneni (nm
agreement (1/4^
accord ttfittHrn
Lontract rfp I Lav nft?!

2 s:«ra7. n}futl *rfT, fejfus

contract Bceoiint sl^ni
(^niract Act ariafTTO
eoDtrin s debt sfnt nftrrt *T«T
coDlritt egCBcy

contract agreement Ht*

htf»T

contract agreement form WTflBTS

contract allowance SifltT

contract a loan

contract area

contract LooV JPI

conlrirt etmage (UVil- r) "ffTI*

contract carnage permit

contract certificate VtmTO

contract conlingenciei ftfT^-RWI«T-
Wl»

contract contingent bill aifVfl-(Wl*

contract cost lilnTIT-qfnTO
rODIrif-i deed llfTXl Wto

contracted a/f; 1 fistret, tfjPrt

3 *djr»l
S Lav

contrirird purchatea
contraried rale ard

ronirarlee frfirfl ( m.

coBlract for lure

contran for valuable conaideratioB

contract Trant

407

contxaveninff equity

Law

cnnmct grant
«ontractile fl<?/ xwrtt
rciilrartile 4uptir*fiB PAj*. h*1^
^

rnnlrartile rgot Cot.

toniiadilr varuote pief W-

qnt

cooiraclile VMicle.2«y
wntraruJity Phffiiol.
contraclin” out ^
contracting paitj Lev On an agceo>
rient) hFIv^Q ^

contraitiog »lalf sft7T*Tft ?TK
contraction ibc dcnomiBatora iAitA<

contract in rcaUamt o{ trade Lav

comrirl in writing £tfa»

contract in wnUnc rf^ilcred I«i«
v na Y f;

coctraclion l xi

«a<

a a» ( •WJ

i (allraTiation T«o3ti"« fr^iii con-
traetiflfi a Troril / tPiii*

abbrntatten ^7)

(emnctiotul crfj
ecmiractios canty l/rtoL
contraction hypoUmia Grci.

eootractioa in area » rcdnctioa o(

contraction ot currency
contortion of demands atfartTeT-

contraction of aupply
contraction of Tolnme
conttactiona or abbrcrlaiioor atgfWi

contraction ibrory
contractive aJj.
contract labour ^TTI-m
contract note
contract of carriage Law
contract of copartnery Xaw fT^Wlfiltn-
nfim

conllact officer
contract of guarantee
contract of indcinniiy

centVict of inanranec ann^-sfitTI
eontracl of martuge (mlbout reli-
gloss sanction)
cenlract of aafe'^T^ 6ft7T
eoB^BCt of ten ICC «fi
contract of iramfer
eontaactor 1 m.

a a^ftTTW i%7tT

contractors blit HyiT

coDtrarior*s coupe agent li^ VT

nrwhf-atfirqBi

conirartor a Irtl'er^fTTTOT-tlTa^
eontractor a nog qt 55

contract pnpc
eoutract rale stft?l-ai$
contract rent
eontrictrul sfi^tSani
coBincr atatcfncnt
evatrteu letttt*t*etiea(in cciucli oos
party agrees to pertorm bis pro-
mise to the satisfsction cf the
othtr— Aiysr) sirtatq ttftrt (vt«
n»T)

contract eopply diTn**TW
cootract supply syttem tifi[^-STK*

contract to t|ie contrary Loir ft

Bfnj

contract to transfer gta t»« n si4fit7r
coarcysDee gw i ann*
contractual orfy rtft'gTTT». dfirTl-
coDtractual lubiliic sH^-^tnn
contractual ngbls
contract wage

contract work qr qiq

contra-dccidoate edj Zed. B’^PTlO

contradict eb. af tm ? Win.

«rxi|

contradicted ni)*r (from STTW-
KTW)

contrsdiciioD 1 nmt« m. {from wi.

ir) «THvr, sfirttx *»•

remoDatratioQ ir^'^q
refutation ftnoi ei
repudiation ti'CjcaR
2 X«vic sniui" m (from "TT'^n?)
S tfTWf^irWfU
ID cooirsdwtion to ^ f^frt
CODiradictoij udj. 1 mmft (c/, con-
trary RtbftX

2 L(xne«Tqirf)(n)

contradictory opposition Icpie *51-

qnt afrairr

contradictory statements tfTtaifift'fl

qin

contradictory suggestion tmjITftthft

fPtq

contradictory term Louie tniUTst ^
m contra-diiliQction to I6 H,

ftaftrirfh

eontra-entry Cem aft-oftfe
contra-indicated adj. ^nf.aft
contralto odj.

contrapose tb Lcgic *lllWiad
contraposition Losjrc aillUnd «.
contrapositiTc lulj- Lojic
contrariety iiipie rs.

UMTvj adj I flftitsf-

3 Lty/C fir^. ftiW) (

may be quoted to ibe contrary

finw 5 fip? ar^

contrary flexure PfnfA-fTTfla^fir
contrary intention L«ie a Hi fa pin*
arq

contrary opinion BfirfStwRojT
contrary opposition Logic sf^*

contrary pucliee afil^ 7q»7Tt
cesirsry aigns ,Vs<A. fiV
costTary term LegieWf^ qs
contrary to law frft-ffffTtw, firf5i%
aftipr, ftr<

contrary to the provisions of tbe Art
stflifiTqq % qqqrqt % qf>[f;a
coDlrait sq^f^ m. (irt eompacison)
comparison and contrast TqiTt'tarj-

Ta

contrasted od;.
eontra'tiDg cqp^qq ».
contract medium iled tqralq-siivqn
contrast sharply ftf^sK •qf’fta ffqt
^niraialence, contraralency P/ijij-
ealChm firSjqwt/
rootravanaiii iTirtA-aftaB m
contraiene t6- I (to Ri eonicar> to)
4«?kt-i qyqi (Const ). nft^r arri
2 (to act eo-trary to) afrpt snarTT

SI

contraiene orders STT^T^ IT
o<-ii

rontrairning equity Liie qrmflThft
STTiq

contriT«ntion

408

controlling goroznment

eontraventioD l(tr»n«jressiOB)T?ri^
n {Const)

(Const)

be fiuihy of coniravcniion T^tRT*

ia roDimrotion of vt J^U<l VT,

coolrKontion of foreign exchange
ftftRg «T •JV’Ay-t

contraventioo of forest rules RR*

contravention of import trade control

conirat enlion of the law
roolribule ri Mtitl-t TTRT (Const )■

contributed otij iltl^vt
contribute labour wtr ^atl, VRTTR

«rn

contribute tonarda the conviction
(of an offender) & RtTRwr

contribution i » (Const )

3 (a writing lor publication in a
journal) Iw m

coninbulioaal leig a(ti^n>g^Bpi
coniributional worka (;a 873) otr*

eoniribiitioD for leave arctciR'^ir^
costnbution for pension fcffiiVc’i’

contributions to press amraitttil nt

contributor fnrmtC'ti m
coatnbulorj aJj. 1 (C^)

(Const )

3 Rtnrv

costribulorv rsuses mm* vTm
coniribulorv feeding sfhm

contribulorg mortgage iflTTT^

coniribulorg negligcnre L(j»lHTn»
BRtT

rontribulory pennon *TrTI<» frlftl-
roDiribulorg provident fund fcrr.

ttO wficn ftfn
eoDtntioo ar^trfv m
coatnvanre i Bvcn n . Swnr /.

3 Bm m

artifire

contrive eft 1 (devise) B*5Tt. TCTB

bIxbi cm
3 {to |>lot)BB^*T^
control H (Coitst)

control rb ftgaa n SWI (Const )
control account

control and guidance (ggrtm
control and nanagcmenl of private

forests unTinBaf «i firBVTO rih

SrB»B

control book Fomtrg ftnaBJt.jcc*
control book for working plans
Ftrnlru Bnatii(iiCtjr<ir*(lncisi' 3 aTTB
control e>|uiprocnt (ItBaBR-^rt
control form Forfstrg ftB»tnt.BBt»
control group P,gt)ust nw»S«
conlrotled adj
controlled area ^faBq ^tl
controlled article
canifolled burning Feretlrv

controlled cattle-breeding centre
(Snf>Tr Bgj arfi« 9 RB>V*g
cootroUed coiumodity fiinfftni 4*?*

coolfolled cooling Utlal fllBf»5!T
sfIffB

cenirollcd credit (intuit 7«ng
controlled dealer Ikn^tia c gn if l
controlled diatribulion

controlled rx-fartorg price ftofuBB

ftulvUaio

controlled flour mills flBfriB wan-

^ 4 v(t

cootroUed foodsfsiga fsrtl-

BTfi

controlled pram shop viav

WITB

controlled graxing MfeBB Birai. frn-
^(TBnV

lonirolled iDvcsiigstioci Ikv&trv ar^.

WWIB

roDirolIcd millfev^Stfanlifl
loot rolled mill price &ltV>f|-

cofitroUeil pnre ^f^B SfCB
controlled rate at4

controlled rationaliatlion fkcliBB

VtfirBii

ronirolled retail rMe fcBWff JZ«T«4

controlled sampling Statiiliei fW-
»TTtirfTBr

controlled shop ftfffecB atiBB
controlled source icBlblB WlTt
controlled slnckholderfcBfrBBCBaB*
BTfl

controller fcBast ( l) m.

electric furnace temperature con-
troller 7irT-fi|B»JB

Controller of Accounts
Controller of ArmjyFactorg Accounts

Controller of Civil Accounts
fewrfuB***

Controller of Currency
Controller of Eraigrini Labour

Controller of Food Supplies (CF)
•nt {» 4 Pr J

Controller of Imports ariBrr l^ait
Contretter of Marine AreeuBtsmFn-

CoDirotler of Military Aereuutt
(C M A (*thfk)

CoDirolIrroi Patents and Deiigea
mn BCBt* fu qsa tt

Controller of Pnoting ftq wi g

Controller of Printiog, StatloDery
and «timpi jipt. b i W BH tinft (Wi
gnat tw»!iB

Controller of Railway Prionilei

CoDirolIrr of Shipping ifVrra fauw i B
Cootroller of Stindirdisition BBlf-

Controller of Stationery ir«iiBT4ift-
"VnatlB

Controller of Stationery and Print-
ing ^t^BveraBl bbi gni fta’B*
Controller of Stores (COS) ijUftmT-
ft 4 v» 4 ! (n ft ), *rr»Ttri, 7 tt ra (*n * )
Controller of Telegraph Stores i[T-
f^-frUTirTB-ftBriTB
controlling n ft4*trti n

controlling g Ij, f5rB»B4, Ctb^vi-

controlling authonlyftB*B« BTfiTlft
controlling charges faB»int ffWT
controlling factor Piy^hol ft4*»v*-

«TTB

controlliog field PA^i ft asa g |rB
controlling gene faraant ftV«
eonlrolling gevemnenlftBaBB ft7>T4

controllino intaxett

409

convaiga

coDtrolliDg interest fpntff

contronioj; officer

controlling sttff

control in*p Fortttry fittnTJt ♦n'lT-aa

control method

control of estiblishment

control of expenditnre x^tf-firexsTi
control office Bly
control of grazing »t ftH'ttifl
Control of Production Order

■control of rents wiZ^-ppr^nt
control of sex Zool
control of witer content Zool arrr^T
at fttftrri ( osmo-regulzlion
wTiiri-esriT)

control order r*t'-J»5*l
control 01 er mosements af? at fiftf-
*9X1

control psnel Ptostfn t;
control panel operator fanrtnr^

araa

control phone message

^TWtatr^

control reeorda (of norkieg pUes)
Forittry f’W’Jxiarfnlia
control room nrv*!rt

’JT

control icheiue $nT*tnt.THrn
control aection fw^ ri w jVin
control awitehgear Ptqsy'l-Slfej^.
91*9

control yalre Phyt. f>n*tr»r an?
cootroreriijl od; g fte m

WT

controrersial debate ai^.

<I»TT

controversial proposal rxTTnXTT

tfrjiTCf

controversial subjects fi r ef y n T^ frw

controversy 1 ffftnx m (Const)

2 Lrtic aiTS^nx m (when i( is

necessary to contra-lifferentiat#
from Mefence’ in tlie legal sense]
debate ai^fanT
iliseussiun act
dispute fmx

conlumarioui holder jrntff Wft
srontumariously ^nttg ^
coDlumary JTtnj n.
contumely n. I (rude Unguage or

treatment tmingfrom hanghtiness
and contempt) n.

2 (insnit) *r4tna •»
contnsed wound gta (tm)
contnaion Feter- ytiaet m
Conularia Pts/ecnfoL (a genus of taper*
ing shells) niiaaa aaifa
Conutanda fT^raaat' se pU
Conus Zool. (eomprises the cone
shetu) xtfxwi aaift
conns arteriosus Zocl , Anal

contaleseencc lfe<f (ancient

wordX sn

convalescent odj WtHnl*g^. TvKW-
consaleseent home HIHUHW-iJJ,

convalescent ward (m a hospital)
ama-aw, «msi*nvi asi
coDvallamann (conrAl}<ira<t ‘lily of
tbo Talley '^•^f^'^+Lst <u<»rtriij
bitter «J) f hew

convallaria coovallana flowers

Pham /

Coovallana Bot

C. majalis(lil> of the va]lev)intn*7*

coovallana flowers B|ily«of'the*vaI*
ley flower# fiKarn
eonvaltann ( ?|fNfeflrf¥ /.
conrect rb* (to transfer best by coo*
vectioo)

convection f Phyt (transmission of
heal through fluids) *3U-t n (rn
ilown + ?\,up)

2 .VefOTTol (upward or downward
moTement of a limited portion of
the atmosphere) *5*51 u-

conveetional a<lj.
convection current 1 Ufot

3 EUe (motion of electrically char-
ged particles or of a charge ) VH*
9.T et (not ^r)

coDveclive <li>rhsrge £tec (a con-
tinuous discharge of a cuireot at
high tension across a spsrk gap]

convector pdmgv m
convene rb-tIt'Ct? SetTtT, srTnMrT
convene a eominitlee stfxr^ SHT?!
convene a uvreling 959 S9TTT
eonv ened «rfy. t?*rn;9. 5WI9I

*191

convened under the auspices of ^
W)?** 5?!r^ *Tt

convener WtnVjf* m.

convenience 1 3^91 /• (Const )

2 Lato H {Diit easement

conrenient ad; 5(^913%

convenient area tJ9

convenient arrangement ^6r4ni-1%
99*9

convenient block fT9n

convenient disposal ^(79x9?$ (97*

convenient distance ^99
convenient hour gfr^TiR* 999
convenientlv gfT9T
convenient or profitable use '5I991-
W94I FT9919* 99^19
conv enicot passage gfrannrT 99^
convenient place *9T9,

g^PJTjRT* f9T9

convenient route gfiroPTr^ 9rf
convenient size gUnradV 9f^>nxi
convenient spots gfivii'd-rc 7*ri9
convenient transaction (et the hnai*
ness of tbe government) gRftflJflf
Avpfir

convention J (an assembly of penoos
met *or toms common purpose)
9991 /,» fi.

2 (meeting, as of a party) 99199

n I n

3 (practice generally adhered to)
9flTW9 m (from 9?I999)

4 Law ft^ft/.la, 'ent word) (List,
custom 9^)

5 (usage) /.

6 (an agreement) m. (Const-)

conventionaf ad;. 1 ^

3 Law (customary ?5)
conventioual connotetion Bogie
ra.i 99 *J»n4“

conv entional economice *CT sniVra
convenitoDal forecast 9:9
conventional necessaries sfT977.

eonveutional paper money 99 993^
conrentional signs 97 TvS
conventional value Lcon.'^
convention of signs
converge vb «fi*9f9, 79979

conveiged eTolntien 410

converancA

Cf direrpe

cetr^&iged cToIntion ZaA TIRlO

eonrergenc« 1 wfwRT’I n ( = iTif2r-
w~t), 37*T1T m , T?»Tni n
2 Biot (de\elopm»Qt of siisJ&r
by »niii»l» or p'»nts of
differeat gToap«) ^nfa^i

firn/

fooTerfeoeA frequeocr Piyi irfir
HT’I-BlVjRl*

ConTCr'cary iJatlu /

eonrerjeniry of »«n«»
coDTorgeot adj TT>Ti#», #5r

»T*ft (

eoDTergeot sdipUlion ^oof TTRlft

•'3V"'

cOBvcrgeot untnil Zool TTR^ VtA
coDvrrgent iIceloptncDt Pst atUlfl
ffTIR

eoBTerc'fit orolulion Pool TT*Trft

eonT«r*«Qt (lapro^yment wfwRTft

roorergrui ien«> Hath aHriTTfl
eoBTArgenu «(4a e'fB order yolh.

5n»«k irftf>n

eABT«rgenU«f to o<]J order yuk
arjTtr K*r i

coBrerg«Bt type Bin T f r f t ffTTT
eonttTpef, eJi rT«!ifl,«ftr»rrftfj^t
coDvergiBg ny» Kfag rrl Tftrrtt.

3T*nft TfpTRl
cooTertJot frsr, ytitfog
fullr eoBTertsnl wilh ?I
Rftf-I*

coBverMiioB i fturm »., t hWh in

2 (*e»oal inter i arte) »Tra* n
•eterteliOBjl Ir.l ftWTPt-RTlsrT, fTT

evoterittioB teit HJrTT^-qfTyi
contrite tf, fTtrrrn. AlWNwT’ri
conterte ai; I (.etmi orrotnely)
f«»ni

3

eontene rite („ d ,n cf'^rr oc
foreij . t-Ttic*) Afrmr finPr
eon»r,.r f.ll.r, of err. Ir„,

• t rtr

eoBTrr^elT trft'rtrr fn'ririlrw,
fb’^nalk fr»'rTn
tke trrte frersy

eoDterte pnoeiple BplIlt-ilM
coDverte relation (fmr

coatene trilh fair flaencr tnis ittT?

*? Ri>T<r^«rn

eoarenion 1 T^*snt, u.

a.

3 Lojte Tlrrin n

4 Fortary n

6 (oftiinbet)(th«proe(««of diriding
felled treea intp piece* of dimaufi*
one mlaUe tor utilization)

T*In

6 Bate (the traostoruiation of
one tpeeie* of propart) into an
other, aa moaet into land oc land
into inooey. It la alto a pertoa
finding or hating the goodt of an
other in hit pottenion. eonterti
them to hit otto ote, trithont the
aonecnt of the ovned— Aiyar)

Vn n

7 Pieoeee Itnbititntioo of a loan »t

a fiten rate of leteretl b) ooe at a
lower ttl*) II

eontertioo and eachaoge Rfrrf’T

cooiertioo by luBitation tojic lft^5
coateriioQ faelor 1 reretfry Tfnit*
3 dwil Chem.

conienioa from old loan to ertr
Join ymt h nq n

coorerriOB^oan qfntt Tm
coateriioo of debt A{t| «| RfntR
conteritoo of goienunest promu-
eory oolet into Mock certiScaUi
ORTWinlft

RfrryR

contenioD ol line* Jilf. Orom Barter
ganje to broad gang*) e

eeoTcriioo of pertoenhip CW.

wrfirwT

eenreriioo of aenet Sraturiee frC-
RffTtR

roBrenion operetiou FcTtitrt Rfr-

COaTcriieo period Ftrtitr^ (the peri-
od daring vhieb tbo chaagt from
one tUrienltaral lytieci to anelhec
It ejected) nftr^R-etyfg
courenioo tjMcm forettrjrfafyttem
of duiagmienl deaigaed to efiuge

frecQ one filrienltural iyiten to
another)

eonrer*ion value ijfrtiR trgt
roniert n nvrrinift. -ItfotO ( 1^)

convert to llioduum
convert rf. 1 (ehan-e)

2 (trantfonii) ?7I»Jt BTRl

3 Forulry Lajtc *TR1

conrerted tut] Rfrafir

converted timber h R wHi ncrg
coBTcrtead iojir kI

eoBverter 1

2 EUe. (for ehangiog t C to IXC
ete ) "rfitfin n
coovertiLilily qftT’frn /
coBiertilnlily of rurrCBcie* ^

contertihlcod; 1 Tftr^

2 (equivalent, •)rnon)Dion») tOTT-

^’«,«5rn'ft(4'^)
coBvertible bond qftttrrveq
eoQiertible cnrrency nfiard
coBvrrtille lole raih rff 7^r4
conreriible molaitet
eoDvettible paper (nofe) afrpi ««}.

ran

coeverTible piper correBcy
iRBtreti-

ccBvertiLle aecnntiei afhr+BRtlftTt
coorertiLle Merlingi t f<V * 4 A l'iwjlf r
coBTertille termi w tPtr d* Pt», rt*

coQvertiD* Torryni, TftrtT n,

eoovert *nto a permioeDt poilfWT^t
ar if *Tft

eoDvertm ane'i vte X«>»(Lr C) Tt^

enr

tWtKa^] TJW

convex cnltinscd'e Win
roov eii «7 T jxTTi /.
conrex leoa ps,^ ijig ^9
eenvrao^B^TO aSJ
eonveTO-convex aitj Tjrrr
eoom llopeCfrv T^rx BTR (T 7 «)
convey ,4 lirxm.rfR

8 nf^TTtnr TTWti y Mimi ttqi (tn'a-
fg r tMt .^ «r*T) [ut ahtnit*

8

coo^ a felie Inipreiiion It ferxh
CoBveyenee I (iM of eoovajleg, aa

laggiga) rtx A„ ^ *TXt

conToysnco advance

cooked neat offal

9 aifH. »TH jit nrrft /.

3 Lav a (tr»ns(«enc8 ol a title to
property) n

traD«ference

b f» (Const ) Ute assn

ranee)

contract of transfer
ronveyantc advance ar^^-arfntr
wnveyance allowance

conveyance charge*

conveyance hire ^Hr
conveyance of corpse 97 ? TTRf
conveyance of passengers VI

conveyancer Law (one v.\\ose bnsiot&s
IS to draw deeds) in

conveyaneiog Lnai «.

eonveyancing clerk ^^ 1 *^ %f7V
conveyaBnng practice Low ?WT*5f-

tonvvyed »n trust LarMinw
conveyer Bcoaveyor
conveying iiaetien

r?

lettert conveying sanctions and
enlera «t>TTf Vi% W

conveyor 1 vice m.

9 (• person who transfers property)
^WI*81V pv-

convict n 1 (a person proved guilt}
of an offence) "v.

9 (a person serving a pnaon sen-
tence) *r^ ( t^) m.
convict r6 fill i)fl SgTt^
convict cell attendant
convict clothing «rr^nf %
convicted od^ fklflT (Const)
convicted case ftri^rTtTOB
convicted cnminsl prisoner fiiRhT

■rmf^

convicted of felony ftnC nWrutT
convicted person *nfts

convicteil prisoner
convicted thief

convicting court ^«TrV« siJ|lliHq
convicting magiMrate ^timiVTI-
fjTTft

conviction } m

2(art of proving gui' t} ol an offence)

irvrs!^/.(Gouvt)

8 tiTTfltT/ ^

conviction of offences <1^4 n
ygn-TT

conviction register and index (PB>

na) <V?fe^ ^

convict labour «v^ nfiPI
convict nightguard 9^
coDMct night watchman 9^

Convul Officer (CO)

(<«)

Convict Overseer
convict settlement
convKt a history ticket nrft
TT5

convict’s jail warrant ST linnil*

convict under sentence of death

convict vsardcr^Pytffgft

convict wardcr*t ward nrf) agft ^

convict watchman

convict watchwoinan
convict 'wnter

convince fh. fr^Rl

convincingod)

con V inciBg proof sifliqiq^ ain’t, fa»aT*
MHWl

convocation 1 (ofauoiversil})
SRiiflyiii.

3£ccf Low see Court of CoDTOca*
tion

convocation address ^yiyisa'lTm
convoke ch

Convolutt Zed. afHfifsijrarl^

C. roseoffensis (this worm is nnabte
to live in the sbseoce of its algal
•ymbio'e — McLean 1 368) STieq;.
'ftrs-qfpifirai

convolute a3j trolled from one mar-
gin to other) aftefes
convoluted a<f/. Zoof nfistV!!

convoluted tnbe disat alhl(Va STIW

conv ointion qfraw^ u
convolve c&,

CooToIvnlsceae B«t. 11

Convolvulales Bot. n-

eonvolvulic or convolvnlinie arid
Ckem st«»rr^*TO
convolvnlin C&sm (glneosidio eonsti*
tnent of tme 9 jalap resin, ol

which it forms about Hltraf??

convolvulinic acid C}um-

conv oh ulinolic acid CAcnt
WT^

Convohulu* £;( EfpIT^-nTn^

C arvensia (deei’sfoot bmdwee^'
ticld bindweed, small bindwee'f)
(Pan. Hin

Mai fP’ii'I, Sin f^-TTn)

C. glomeratiis (the plant is
as a putgativ s — Bisu)

’T<V

C lansta sfSi-gR’ir^

C pirvillorus (dowers are sm»ll)

C. scammoma (seammonia) ifSl*
5 Tf cRbpj^I (iTTin from Watsod'*
IDictiooar} of Economic Prodnfl*
iiuoted in Ouba's Anglo-Beng*^
Dictionary)

C spinoiua (a spiny ahtub— Ba*it)
!TS!l

convoy n UTlslff m
convuhsnt Hed sn^lT^
convulsion Afej m (fr(>Bi

Siisruta, also used nowadays io
Ayorreda)

convulsive ad;. f*rf. »rtV^t (•f’O
convulsive shock therapy ilA

cony (European rabbit) m^ivI ni.
conydrine Bconhydnne
ronyriso (fr. coniine, a decompositi®"
prodnet ol conime flVii(l)= 2 *p’®*
pyhpyridine

co-obliger Low «?-*nWTft ( t^) m.
coMiccupant Liv SSirwyrft ( t^) w*.

ro-occupint having a right of pre-
emption Lew TTBTW^rft
TTeifiraT^. li»9irvt«[fl Bgrfh^rft
cook »i. m , T^TUT
cook t £ 1 . q^i-vi,
cook bearer Tnrp vjflVr*
cooked article of food 9Trt £)(
wrg

conked fish TTlf 5 ^ tt^wl
cooked food 9^ «nr

cooked fooJshop fJl^^nr
cooked meals it|3>T
cooked, meat offal JiTT

413

CooptMtivt SoeiiU*! Act

ftxe

cooker (»B tppwatns (or cooling)

CW*

cook house cnsitBI / . T'TtIVT
cook houses 3i ^ T

cookio^ nedium

»KTO

rooking operiVion n
cooking ranges (/M II 60)

occurs in Menu. Lslitsi istsrs,
Suenits etc )
cooking iloie CT^T
cooking test

cooking utensils »iir»4 * »Sr,

cooking vessels
cookmsie ftg'Tnx m
cook-room CTmi?5t / . T*?!} ITT

COnlfl(»; ciVsB, Wlgft^

roUl sftit
cooler nu

cooler filled with smtU huckei coo-
vet or cfrtit

cooleit plsee ^(tTOWl
Ceolidge lube Phyt U lube tn* (or tb«
generition oi Xnts V rftt)

coolie-coolv

root inruhitor C/«m *ft*l fwh;«
cooling N. Chm. ii
cooling Ci(; I lD(l!f(t|BM
3 iltii stiff, *«TI
cooling chambervftffe

cooling curve PAh •

cooling mass iftffFiffHTff 5 »*
cooling star sFIfftsiUHM fftTl
cool moiat aummer sfVffSt Wi^ tftrtr
coolness cftffKfft /
cool place rftffK SUTff
cool wave fftn
cool weather crops OiJ-SfW
cool; srrfre m

coonassic and blue RL~(ii( and

blue RII

*. V-lur \A»ck~«(id Wne klacV
c, (asi black Bind milling black
c, initling aearlfl-'acid anthracene
red

c. nav; blueaicjanine nav; blue
c aetrict 931! kw brilliant scarlet
c. violet AV Baeid violet 4U^
c. wool black DBieid black D
coomb Irak ((^ncl.'ad erfroreo) WiH tfil

/ (B.d4.JI)

Coop. (eoopentiTe) Rf (w^vaA)

Coop Depn. (Cooperation I>epart-
ment) «f fir (««wRSlfi»W)

Coop D S. (Cooperative Dair; So
«et>) wc n R (tUsiRnonm.
Kfirft)

cooper ckR^ RTffi
cooperate ci RJW^ Risjil

«T «tR «r>i

cooperate heartil; fflf^ RflVn
eoopcralioii i Rcwi <s , RlAlflJr / ,

3 Ecat R44lfiffl/

CooperaltoQ and Rural Develop*
nent Department mi OIR

fl%lR fttrni

CooperaiioQ Dcpatlinent Nja'fHT*

cooperation o( the villagers dta*

coopcratioii arhemc
coo]icratire o.l/ Rjwft ( a\) (Const )
social RlRtfn
cooperative n Rgnft ttlVT
cooperative activities RfTrfl
roo|icrative aJministrstion Rgvrft
Bwtm

Cooperative Agriruliuril Assoria*
lion Rjirtfl

Cooperative Agricultural >oeirt;
RS»ttI fft Rftt^

Coolwrtlive end Rural Dcieloi>*
meot Departineot R^Rlfrei WI
nrafetiR^Rpi

coojicralsve bank R;*rft RfWtf
roo|icralive banking sigcifl atfiaVfii
cooperative IwJv RCRtfifeVTS
cooperative csnlceo WTgTlTT-

cooperative ceolral Lank sijvtCt

4s4W«ftaV9

cooperative college Rgaifi SglffWI*
RS

coopeemtvae eredvt T»fl

coopcrslivr credit movement atgrifr

IfftT wiagyaw

Cooperative Credit ^iclict Act
Rgnfr luit Rjhfr atfirfirBti
roopcraiisc cmlil aociciv Rgfftfl
BM1I ttfafil

coopcrslivc credit alruclurr Rtrft

cooperative Hair; societ; RgrO
tltSViRI aiftfit
cooperative debt RgRtft tti«t
Cooperative Department Rlf^
firHtff

cooperativ e due* RgvrO ^
cooperative eiluealion R(<T(t()nfn
cooperative farming RgvO fft,
RJBrfl

Coojieratne Farming Societvpgrft
fft Hfitfit

Cooperative Federation Congreis
RSRif) d’ffPf iWfRff
cooperative fiiherles RffflO trif*

cooperative fold (as in dealers out
tide the cooperative fold) Rgsift

Cooperative Crouers* Asioeiition
RT^t-3n'rTTR**iWT
Cooperative Crouers* A**oriili<in
Mill RTRlfi TRT7T-RWT ftaHl
Cooperative Crouers' Rire Mill
RlRlfi*7'9TTT*ff*^R
roo]>eralive guarantee fund leeouBl

RT»tfi B’ffl'lfit fitfilftRT
Cuo|>erative Hoiiiiog SoiieiyRfBTfi

Rftrfrt

rooj>era»vNt instviivte RgBlfi dTJt
coopeealiveiiisiirinu
Coo|>eraiive Insurame Swiei; RT*
4r(l annlB-RftlV

Cooperative Lind Morlgige OinLi
Act Rf^rfl irfirt*)BRfi>*

ftBR

cooperative law fitfil

roo|>ertlive marketing ftrW

Cooperative Marketing Sunctv Rg*
crfl frfviff Rfafir

roo|>eraliv c niov enieni nf«r?IRI»D*^
cooperilive organiaalion 1 RgBlfl
Rrnff. KiwTfl rfRPI
8R5Tlft»(tRr

Coo]>erative rnniinj SoeietJ RTTlft
ggvt-RftiPr

cooperative reeonitrurtion R(BTfT
5af»RTsi

cooperatives tlt v i l ;

Cooperilive ■vhool ^onelJ Rgrfi
BISTTTWT-Rfsfr

e« 0 ]>*Talive shop ftgvid urT*
Cou|,rratiie Nineties' Art RaC^t'
Rfitfe «fiife«

cooperatiT* locietj

copper

4U

:ooper>tiTe soeict»

Cooperative Societv ot Public Ser-
vice Vehicle Ovrner*

cooperative store

cooperative itnirture ai5®ifr4T^^
cooperative traininj
Cooperative Ve-etiblc Grower*’
Assocutioa iT5*TfV STT^^TIT*
cooperator «5*rCT (-T^ m.
coop, aoey (cooperatiTe society ) W?.
*T.

co-opt ri (fo B«+aptar* to choose)

coopteil (id! ^i<T
eeopted Bcmher
eooptioa arTfT>l m.
appouttment
election ftrrw. ^’TTt
■election sfrii
BomiBitioa tntrfsi^
eeordimste l mtlW TWET

3 (to hifcoonae, eta.) *TJl*?TT, HW-
■?T«TTr

3 C^eea. (to kttteb directly to *
eaotnl itom) nm^JH

4 Sidlirticf *nprrE, qwt
coordinate n 1 Lejte *tUVtl m.

3 J/ati. vm m.
coordinate bond arpmir-vsrr
coordinate eompoandOi'm- envrvjTT-
anTiT

coordinate covalence CSem. a tT H^J ' ^ -
iTEVJItT

coordinate covalent CJt'n. arr^STT*

coordinated adj. 1 •nri'sTiT, *Iff»Tr fiiTT
*nT
2 <*5^

nwA-fMfA'ni-M.-fwStMtiier «SIT
* 3 *T¥ (coorrlina:e = of a>}osl value)
cooniinated food plan ijjilirf arr-

eoonlinated rail-road a e rvi ee BJf.

coonlinat^ road service Bfy.

coordinated salts Chm.
coordinated service amSn srn
coordinate feoraetrvvnT-^m^
eoonlinite geometrv of three dimen.
■*oo» ftffrnT-wTS-^

coordinate •eo'netrv of two dimcn-

•lOBs ^fBBt-^TJT-'Vr«rtt

coordinate jansdi<.tioa= coocurreat
Junsdittioo

coordinate apenes Lefie ^*3Tf7
coordinate valency Clum,

coordinating agency
coordinating anthonty

eoordinattoa 1 anp^m (Const-)

3 Clem. o-

eoordinatioB board
enordination ea>ea *nPEy-94Pl
coordination committee ?nP47-xtfk(^
coordination committee of the cabi-
net jrf*?nf»t® ^ H-l-H'J-sfilST
coordination complex CKcm MlMM-t-

coordination fonnuta C'k'”*- V.IE^T-

*rr

coordination number Ctum. atlflssi-

coordittition of departmental activi-
ties fintnfr? *5^? wi «sr»s^
coordiBJUoo of eiperunenul work
aiftyt-*W Wt «B»17
eoordinitiog officer mvEV-aFfSTft
coordination of indnstne* 7n<T>*nT-
•tT

coordination of muscle 4n)-4nr^V,

coordioitioo theory Ch^”*. irvrsTT-

Coorg WT^TTvi., «r*g
coot Avrt wr»vx.5*5v«»,(TO»Jaaei8nt
word)

co-owner flE*vti^ (-^%) ns.
co-ownership saf-cxifttE n.
cop rmifes nfen-sj* n.
coplihasbalsam of copaiba PAarm.
(an oleoresm bw action on

mneons membranes
oi. (short for

Copaifera Bet. 5^3tT*tJI Jifa

C langsdorfii (yields copaiba)

copil (a complex mixture of resins)

eopti vimuh ttysin.vnft
copireenary m parcenary Bam

coparcener Law ^TTTI? m.
copartner Com. ( t^) ni.

copartner-hip Coni. /.

copartnership deed
copartnery = copartnership ^IWifVn

f.

rope Foujuhmj (up-ier half of a moiili
— Cliambera) m.

Copelati=Larvacea Zod.

cupellidine CJiem. {iTomcelltdine, -pg.
IS added to show the same relatioQ
as between piperidine and pyridine;
piperidioe is hexa hydro pyridiae;
similarly eopellidiBS is hexa hydro-
collidine *TX f

Copenhagen, Copenhagen b 1 n ^
colonr, blue in hne, of low 3i5f
saCnraCion and low ^ brilliance)

eopepod Zoet wfifTn^ n.

Copepoda {Qt, kspg 'oar' »ftv) Zod.
(having oar-liVe iwiamisg fart)
(wr^oH, ^•ffset,

» 5 t>T subclus)

Cepemicia^ef sfimswamfs (Cf.

Cerrzylon PwfnrvjrsTfil)

C cenfera (Br&ailian wax pafm,
earnanba) WWT*X
eopc with the work ipw nyr tBT
copwpite dVTWpgftta m- («ftT y*ll<»w,
ixoa, •1’^ for tlvsft’E iniphatei .<«
for ttfa* mineral)

coping (topmost eoursa of a w^ll)
m., 31T ^ Ttli »_

( TfR inst? Ewif^ 's.^)

copious adj
copious growth jr^
coplanar adj JfatA. Wfll ( t=^), ttu-

coplanar forces
coplanar lines

Gipodontidae PaleoatoL *t(T^tT^*dst

n.

copper n. 1 Chtn. tre n.

2 ttra «!-, itflT

3 (a com made of copper) tlTTtXl ««.
copper edj WW-,

copper r6 Cliem, AlH'Jt

1 (to cover, coat or sheathe with or
as with copper) ftT« stWT^

2 (to treat with copper or copper

copper eceUta copper inio-cyaneJe

compdijod) ^1^

3 (to prodoee e lact&Ilie eppetraoce

10 (a tig8a«> *3 doth) by coT'inng

11 a -rary tbva Uyet ot molal*
he tulphidtfl "IS*

copper acetate era gtftc
copper acetate (ory) (Tcrdigria) tnS
gaftc (ett) (»W)

copper aeeto atsenite (Paria green)

»ra

copper acetyl-acetonate btH SJ^S*

Copper Age tmr gn

copper aged bUtla C«l Ini ®T?I

copper>allojed adj, tnil

copper amalgam trnt^lTH

copper amioo-acelate 3ra ftril*

copper ammoniO'Cttbonate Tm

copper arauiooio-cbtocide trre
tffT«

copper AatBODit* lulphaie ffni (tfS’

copper amtnoaiuiD chloride tn9

copper amcoonium aulphate e(9
frwagifrfitr
copper arieoate rrf?t
copper attrnrte wra
copperas 1 a> vitnol •• greea titriol

3>>mclaDterile a(7^>nir«Tr[in.
ferrous. loi ^^'1^ aulpbata, 44
iorftite mintral)

copperas Hark (JT^)

coppei haaio

copper beech tire focswuw
copper Iieosoate rrra
copi>er Mack Cd Ind tr? Ctn
copi>er Llue^azunlc Hue XTVflV,
(greeniali blue^lnrftin bue aatura-
tiunand brilliance nie<liutn>rtc)rr3V.

^t^fi

copper borate irm tWf
eop|»r bromide (ic)
coppnr bromide (om)
copper liroore imr
copj.cr brownnArmemao red nro
•W. (redJisb red yellow ^trfyre^ in
boa. ot H(bet eatoralion, and

lower brillianeo than brick rod
which baa low BitiiratieD andmedi-
nm brillianee) »Wrfl4ltTnS
copper caihottnc ttnt uUllfi^
copper chlorate 1119 41(14
copper chloride VI9 41(4
copper chloride (le) rn(94 41(4
copper ehlonde (ood 4144 ^(4
copper chromate 419 4off4
copper citrate 419 fti4(t4
copper com 419-^. 91 ftl44t

copper cyanide (teehnieal) 419 <41^4
(lR*llRl)

copper ferroMTfaoate 4T9 44t4-44l'h4
copper filiDga (needles) tn9-’Mld4
(441)

copper foil 419*44
copper formate 419 4414
copper gailtc 419*41 4l
copper gauxe toller RT9 4494
copper glance Iftneral 419 441
copper glyelne 419 Wtil
copper green 1 919
2 (Kreeoisb yellow-green ftiiftgft
in bne. eatoration and btilliance
meilinm 4«4) ■v4'Jl9lfBgfl
copper hcoicoxide 419 Slfil Jff(4
copper hydroxide 419 4^41(4
copper lodex wcopper sumber
coppermg CAem (eoeelope or coyer-
tog o( copper) 4I9I4W n.
copper lodtte nra 9»dl4
copper iodide (one) 4144 wtV4
coppemslioii Chen wntnw. 4T9
*4144, 4ni-tt'IW n

coppenae *b CAcm (to inipiegnato
or plate with copper) 419T4W, 4T9
•4144 (mrei iinpcegnat«)r 4i9-il4yt
(tlw plaU)

copper jacket 419 fi9*9
copper lactate Rt9 $*^4
ceppccleef (a plant) 4I9Tn( /

l ighlnmg conductor 4r9**r*H*

copper lodea irioiwg 4T9-fC44

copprr lo«e LUe 419 4l6r

copper merenne iodide tmt 4Tl(^

copper Bieooiide 419
copper nickel nnr9<T«
copper Dilrale 419 iJi^f
copper nnmherweopper index, cop-
per yalne Anoh CAem 4T9-(t44I

copper oleaie (teclmical) 419 4^

(tftnrf^t)

copperone—eupferron (a-benioit
oittne) TdW/. copper
44^ >93^ 1

copper ore 419 9449, 9'4I trier
copper oxalate 419 ftnflf
copper oxide 419 9l(4
copper paint Col- /od- 419
copper phenol-salpbonate 414 gift
g?ft4t4

eopper phosphate 419 ttnHl4
copper phosphide 419 91^14
copper pipe 419 4T»
copper-plate n 4I9*4T
copper-plite eb. (to make a ceppei-
plata eagrayiBg oO 919 41*
eopper-plate inscription 414^ n
copper-plate pnnier ni4tt^T9
eopper plate prinling H19Tf*5T9.
4194£^ 941^

copper potssaium cUenrie oi9 TTT
^(4

copper petaiiittin snlphatc 014 gXT)
044*14

eopper powder 414
copper ptopioniie 4T9 bI 1{14
eopper pyriiei 4T9 *rn([l9
ropprr red 4T9 W®. (reddiib ted ysl
low fl4lfH4l in hoe. latnralioa
btvlhitiM medium I**) I94^l9ift*

m

copper nog 419 4414
copper-roie=red poppy
rAorat) t44 wfg^ *n
copper lual 419 n*?*
copper atitcylale 419 •I4'A4
copper aelenate 4l9 Wl4
copper silicate 419 nthfR

copper ailieo-ftuonde (teehnieal) ft*

BT^ (fftnri^)
copper slab 479-ftT9I
copperimilh 41999 m >f(4l
a eopper aodiom cyanide (techoiesl)
4.9 tBiti^ 44»h«

copper still 4I9-9Tfll4, ftk 91 41^
eopper alnp 419 ffl
copper sub-oxide 419 95-9ll4
eopper sulphate 4T9 crflf
copper sulphide ( le) 4lf9« 51^
eopper sulphite (-oua) 4194
ropper tartrate Bt9 »4IW^t4
copper ihioxyanair (-ooa) 4144

coppox tube

413

copyhold tenuxo

<opper tube

copper turning* tn9‘*8lSrT

copper unnile*toTbeTnite (» hyd-
rous pbosplisto or ursnium sod
coppei^ wi (iro copper,

ftpfl. <or ftTTTJ ursninm. -t* (or
afim minersl)

■copper vslue—copper number
■copper Tonidite itnx xWW
<opper eeisel WW-^TX
copper Yitnol XTO
<opperw»re n > irrt ^

copper weld wire inS lirj
copper wire wi^ ^ XfTT

copper wire roller
copperworks niUtllSiT /•
coppery oJj. (mixed with copper,
contsioiog copper, msde o( copper
like copper, ts in colour or twte)
oiw Dirsm, wni-gB. »Tra-*nr» wni-
tmt, irra-rtTt
copper yellow X

gueanery yenow(s eelourireddiib-
yellow in hue, and of high

Sbrillitace) BufrJUXff
coppice «. nrfilrif J ■ coppice fore»t

gwcopptee ihoot ttp-STtg, ifts
coppice /'orrriry let.

Uti xtjTmlrr.BTjilfici
coppice clump Pbrntrir B^nrff4-er^
coppice coupe JVrriCry TPS-

«Thr

coppice (elliog rorrj(nrV<[«(BI’n
coppice foreji (a crop mamly com
posed ot trees derired (rom stool-
shoots sr root suckers— I. F* B)
s? (short (or Pfitw aa) (pp - jj)
cwppiec regeaeritioa Forntry (fipp.
teed tegee»r*tlcn)

coppice s'lcctioo method Fcratiy
fjwyy-HTfW

coppice shoot FerXJtry ^

coppice system /‘oiytlnr
high (orest system

coppice ihiooiog rorgiiiT ftpHTIT

ftrxw

coppice with reserrer Ferttlry ttWS-

coppice with rcKrtes system
FortUrf WITgrjWi tx{ne*:i^^C|
coppice with reserves worbin^ Ctrcle

Forfstry WTTWI^

coppice with itaodardj Forestry (a
two storied (or^t in which the
coppice lonna the underwood and
aelectod eoppico or seedling trees
the orerwood— LPJk)

^xprTT

coppice with standards a y a t e m
Forcitry rqjJfB B4Lh

coppice wood=eoppice forest
91

coppicing capacity Forestry t’fulUtlCI'

tmtl.

coppicing power aHJiatTJoi ^ifiS
copra n oihTO

copra oil ^ few

co.prccipilalc c6. CAcm. X7^

CqpriDU* Dot BipvUBBtnft (Ok.
loprot 'dong’ 'agarie*)

C. romtiu* (shtgg) maoe)
(chaggy -mane
C domesikcus^.^Tt^B
copro* TT^*

coprodteuD (Ok iopros 'dong* tm)
Zofi. 9m-\vt n

eoprolite Paltontol (Ck kopro- ‘faeces'

+ //**.«?■») »Fm«.

coprology n . ttjpft /.

(^promonis Zoet.

C. subulis <1^ vrtR’CXi
cnpropbtgous ady. ^ool xrfJTKft.tra*
XTWl (-Xl)

coprophiloas oJ/ (growing or living
OTT dung *'") wxtihrJtit (^)
co-propn*«or ngainh. oc-wrutTuft

(■ni

coprosc = ted poppy (PajMccr r&ocorl

coprostcrioacopronerol
copro sterol DiocAem (found in (eces)
lTFX**n* 7 * »»
coproxoie cdj Biol
'tf2ff<l(«%) (-Oit 'growing*)

C.0 P S (Chief Operating Superin.

tendenOBIy gB (g*UWf^«TX;)
Copsychut Jim (M^

aaetent name)

Coptii Dot *w»g;».tnnfit

C. tcettagoljlbrcadacoptis (root
stalk golden.yellow, densely fib-
rous — Basn) en«n*«
eoptii sgoldihread (Copfu f<(Ul TT^-

copula 1 Zool (any bridging or
connectiDg structure) »*»- (^
bridge)

3 Lcgie «lta5 m

copulsnt JKyrot- (a term used by
Kniepto designate those elements
which copulate, regardtesc of
whether the elemente be nuetei,
celli or thalli) fq^ (-n.) m.
copulate rb. 1 (to nnitp in sexual in-
* 0 X 000 X 80 )^ 3 ^ btor
%Cliem (toeoople)'ftl3^t^T®t.ftl^l*

copulation 1 (act ot joining) ^3^ n.«

3 (sesnal union) n.

sCArm fsg^'Vrtn,

4 logic qhn n.

6 (the nnion ot two eelts) OtgA*

»i

copulative odj. Ohcwt.'ftg^Pr
copulative proposUion Zopie
Btqmi

copulatory tac ^ojf. Jlgq-xgjT
copy n- 1 nftfyfq oft

5 Pnntinf STwfaftr/., U 7 i)&y()r
duplicate afUfftft

faicimile •rgfxtrct
rephri

transcript wgift
carbon copy alnu-afir
office copy w«n5tq-HPl
fair copyfBCJafit
copy 1 6. 1 «yjn

2 ^r, Hfij BWRI

tranicrilic flA'-qsntei
copy delii ered on (SOM 133) '{t nf

nfy

copy foil

copy forwarded to ^ sfit inf) *r^
copvhold Laio r, , qitjfs/.,

copyholder 1 Lau BT^-wrf) ( X^) m.
2 (a device for holding copy especi.
all) for a type-setter)
sjKfW^-9T m.

S Frintinj{one who reads eop) tors
proof reader) ofy-BtwS m. (af) short
for JiS'Wf^ press copj)
copyhold tenant iry^rt-wrzO. By wrf),
mtt ( r^) fji

copyhold tenure Byrsfir,

copying

416

Cordtinthua tapoiUna

copying II

copying aad ladcxing (of (^ocumenU)
aRifeft ifiT Vrn wnr

copying branch sfflfy
copying charges aftfeft'aiTFi

frfitari

copy iDg dcparlmenl sftfefy faWTH
copying fee register nfltfeft'g^-

copying fees afsfeft-gw
copying machinei

copying of drawings Etijitieerinf

copying press (letter press)
tftr (n <ll)

copying sheet (SOM 12) afafe Fi-aa
copying wark afirfMa-aW
copyist tM

copy of judgment Law ^ flfy
copy cf resolution Ra(4 dt
copy of the orders wt^-afir
copyright (Const )

Copyright Art afrfkrafliaTy-afjfwJt
copyright fee aftfirtafj^fT UW
copy ibeet Adnin
copy itamp aftfsft-JTK
cpquettiihly giisii^a, fifwta It
Cera Bel (it baa not been possible to
isolste (be luogns from tbs licliea
and grow it to mstnrity in pare
eultorsi sieept in t single laslaoes
la lbs buidiolichsn Cere, wbers
tbs fungnli Thtltphore, is known
to occur in oslnrs spsrt from ths
lichen— UcLssn I S66) sa^a-aai^
sepscstion)

Coraciai Atei anft (^t*t»S

from Dmdi)

Coricii ir«i 4lf *»4li«iei is
Corsciidae A* ri es-

Coreciiformei Atef (ftme^-rrei m
coracine (gloesy tisck risen blsck)
ftataarw, g^eisiK (ym raven)
roraru-brsrhislis brevis Zad 9^
ifhai-atipnfi

roriro-bracbulii longus Zed ifllr

atliai-arjotft

eorseoetavicular Lriorb iflwi*

«C StT*eT

eorscoclisicttUrfeneauiZcol atftat-

anrr?rs-

esraeoklAnaf (extends from the sea»
pul^ to the sternum)7^rOT/.

coracoid bone Zoel arTtarfftt
coracoid process Zed. 3tHaT arS
eoracoradialis Aiuif 3tTptT^T{t<TC «i
coraco-seapular eJj Zael 7rnaT*
9 , 9 € n

coracoscapularangle^ocf

aht

eorarouloans ^<nt n

coral 1 a4|<4 m ,

2 (a colour, yellosiiahred (VinfVff
in lino, of high saturation)

<W

coral bead BflS irfsi
coral beanfScpJloraaefiiBdi/f ora) aaift-
fttrfl/

corahberTT aant-a^ /.
corat'billed teimiUf-babblrr .4 e « a
aaw-cr«^firtay

coral bluab (s colour, ysllowiih rod
in bus, of high a brilliance)
Bt’ll'flB

Corel drops BBlf^ / (ms Btttrre)
coral fish aatsi-ittrtr
coraliforinfcoral Ills in fora) Oar^r^
coral island B«Rt>|f)a

coral yasiDioc(V!rctaiilliciar^ friifii)

l^Trftiai/ (B.N,M.Den)
Coralliao n Gtd 'corU reefs well ds.

veloped— Chambers) BTr^
Corsilian limestone aamta^derwr
Corallidse Zed aaiB nn m
Corsllina Bel (a genus of red ilgse)
atwii-q aaifir

C officiBsl>e(itie(oundesp.i3rock
poo ls— McLean 1174) «»«•
aawnta

Cortllineceee Bel aaOTra-fW n
corathoe ad; aaife*. Bsnei*
coralline * (a dye) aanft /
coralline roote Bet aam-uyt
Cnralhuin Z<vl Bawaa fi l
C Dobile sra-aam
C mbrum (ted coral) r* aam
Coralloearpus Bel •innti'ar-aaift
C epigconxsmnsa «iaiyi<isg (Kan
alaabayarnifa^dde, Ilin alas^ivl
dak* Tam *TS*T'^l*T^iTel uopa

i/cmfa)

coralloid adr aaiwnT Bsminiy
roralloid roote fic( awTwnt attw
V*

rorelioid ewellingHoi BaWTUfi^eBl
Cortiiorhist Bet Bt l ^ y aaify

C. innata (coral root) WWM ni«-

C tnfida = C innata
coral plant {/alrophe mitUifiJa) *7*
Tfsttan / (MW )

coral red(jellowiib-red froftlin hss
of high saturation) •iJi'si'Ill
coral reef PAjii Oioa afltt^rsaifT
coral'root Bet BTRi-^
coral spot | Pfanl Falhel.

2 (the fungus Wrefria ciautcnu)
«. {for erpfanarm m

Nectris)

coral stitch A'eedfctrorl
coral tree, Indian Blfhnn m.
coralwort t m loothwort a pepp'r*
root (having pungent toothed
rooti

2 = coralroot BBI3^

Cor Cerolisa Cinum Venaticoran
Jilren WT* m.

Corchorvi Del aTnnt-inrf)r
C •DiicboruimCdeprcssus
C. capiulans (juis) rnwR TtW
(Ben. in, Hin knit)

C drpmsus (tbrubliy |ule)f7^
kTtw (B lif grrs- Oej rWea-
rkk)

C.funcaUrii sfhyfBVtBimrSua
tftskfTO)

C buDiha^C. depreslua
C, micTOphyllninC. dcpresiui
C. ohterine (Jew ‘a mallow) ffk'
*TwsTkTtm{B,iI &«n5UT)

C. tnlocuians ^BSJ BTTV (Bus
Mar. laduckunck, Och
ladri cUuncAkdi)
toed 1 ng / 1 n»fl
2(l2Seu (ect)T7g/.

3 (vocal) {n>k-)wwdt/.

4J«y (nowraliBunlwaneord)«t'
BB tu

cordage tfwul

Cordeicarpus — Cardiocarpus rAlrrt*
lof JirdnusnfB
Cordainlhus Del BBlf^

C. grand euryi (the intcjamest »

btoken-flcotl) WtbVIw anrrt

C. penyoni (mite cstkm-
jttTtijnan

Csai-oruni (hsvingil.oK fJsBiiots*

Coidainthui wUUanifoiil

417

corindon

C. wUIiamioni (lemata catVin) ^

G»fduta«eae h

CordaiuUt Paltonfol- (lofty trees) S’!"
fihin.

Cordaiteae Dot. 5*1-5® "•

Cordaltei Pafronfel (a genus of Paleo-
roio plants consisting chiefly of
large lre« -nith straight slender
etems) 4*i*jnnfit

C. peD}ooi(naleatrobilotofCordai*
tale*) 4*1

C. pseudofluitanS (female strobilus
of Cordaitales More than one
OTule per megasporoph^ll) *141*1
4*1

C. williamsoni (female itrobilua of,
Cordaitales. One osule per meg*'
tporophyll) 5^

cordate Dot.

cordaiui Poi- Tat- (with heart ihaped
Uares)

corda tjmpaai inal.
cord colloa Tnlifeiteoltoa cloth with
ridgee) ^SI*5TriRf* (^I fonow)
Cerdeiu (a lead detonatieg cord)

ng/.

cor de chasseaFreocli bora
Cordia Bet.

C, IstifoliaaC. ebli<pta
C. meeleodii (Santal* me the bark
in jaandice— Bun)
iftuilB*

C. myxa = C. obhqua
C obliqua (sebeeten plum) »pr ^ »T
iSiorm (B..M Bin-
C oblique por. wallichiiaC, walli.

C. rothii (a small tree— Bain) Fg
T&HTIW* (Basn ^ t^TPT?)

Crestita gnfl (Hm Pan.

I'd. Baharanpur J-l)

C,wallichii (large eebesten) HWiTq

lordial adj. Apf . eixtn

rordial n (lovigoriting drink)

rordially If,

mrdial official relauont amly atf^VTflT

»tT*«

relalioM

c^icriic-iolnefBlmril of tuiob*

shades of Mne) nt, (-1® for

mineral)

cordifolius Sot. Tex.
cordiformis Pot Tax. 5*^
cordillera tfroj «•

cord infection 3/ed. •II5ttl»l'bt\‘i
cordite UiU (a smolteless powder
pressed out into cords) in.

cordite basin <n4t

cordite dou^li Pxpfosier* figpftsftT'
cordoning n irn TI®ni
cordovan (a colour, red-yellow ivi4l8
in hue. of low *i*r satnratioQ and
low brilliance)

Cordolegasict Zod.fGh kordyle'awell-

mg’)

C. cnnulatus

corduroy (alunowedTeWet)^lhlH^4
n. (^in ‘furrow )
cofduroj roadei^^grfV,
Cordycepsfiot (GV kerdyU 'dab' +
Let* up* 'head' baa etalka bearing
a stcometic head— Dessey p. 289)

C. robertsu (attacks living cater*
pillars causing them nltiastely
to become mutotnified— Web t.r.
aw eto)

C einenm

Cordyline Pot (Gk. torify/e 'club'
Palm like plants— PN3.)

STWlf*!

C tcrminalis (ti palm) WWPq q^*

ww

cordyline O^RRJ m
Cordjiobis oolhropopbaga (tumbu,
fij . ver do cayor)

Cordylophora Zoo'
core 1 eirrttn: n

3 ilining (a pirt or portioa retaa-
vod from the mtenor of a mass, as
from rock by boring) Wt-aT® n-
core area «n*af* daww
Corrgonus lavarelus (pollao) ttnrT*W*

core hole JlfiniDir Wl^f4*fix
CorriJae Pool (a family of insects of
which tbe squash bug is an esam*
pie) qwn'mUZ'tw m
roreine = ccIc*line blue
Corella Zed. ^«l->rstBt
CorelliJae Zoof gfewt-^gTus.
coremial Do! 1 0iko the genus

Corcmium) tJI^4l**t
3 (like a coremium)

Coremium Dot (a genus of algaei from
Ok- Jtwema 'broom') WT3^-Jnnfir
coremium Dot I (a fruiting body cha-
racteristio of certain imperfect
fungi, from Gk- iorfoio ’broom )
*Tt'S^I4W in.

9 (sometimes nsed as a sj nonym of
ty nema but sometimes for looser
fascicles) m-

core of a tBineral 8tfinr-«l»a<4
core of mignet Elec. 5»TT*W7WIT®
coreopsine pour ruirspbospbine
CoreopsissCtlliopsia Dot- «)igtf*

smfJr

C. tinctoria (beads with bright
yellow or crimson rays) «i«i'4

Coreothmn Paf. Wtg-'snnfir (mlcro-
•pores are rounded naked cells)
co-respondent Late trgdViaiO (t%)
m.

Coretbrs z«i ngyup inrifir

C. cinclipes nwNT?

Corethnnie (a lob-family of mosqm*
toes bavipfg khort proboscis)
g*TlJ«rm.

Corllydrse ■ Aipbard m oHydrae
Ailrofi- tniw wi*! m.
eoriseeons od;. Pel. (Germ, fedcrnrtig)
wdw

conander

coriander leaves Wl*7W-^i %
coriander oil

coriandrol (coriander + -ol) CAem.

WFWU m,

Coriaudnim Pef.

CaatiTura (coriander)

(B >N-,M. upiTS, Ben Mar ilhane,
Hin. Tel u*^)

Coriana Dot. wv^ffwrfk (Utfl occurs
as a plant name in a lexicon)

C. neptlensis (Muasoone berry)
ffi*ii-s**nt(l ( Hindi, Mntsoorie
Jaunsar ul*ITTi).

Coriariaceae Pof tnjfl-fw n
con-ia (Lat corirtM ‘hide’) Bieekm.

nfn/.

corindon p. corundum (t,keo from
Banaknt through Tamil

}**fg)j;iaeral. m.

coriitth

418

corn tow

roiialli (» r«.\ dx e) to
conntb brown Col /"(I. Clfis *«
Coriathito (>idI. ()etIovMsh
in line, of low »»tnr»tion)
T*rrflff /

ConnthiaD pur[<1e (re<l ^ in boe. of
Ion ft brilliance)

Corinthian red (jellonisliTed

in hue of low aatnration) KV

rwfiT

conofliMoe Col. Ini. (used for dj ib|
leather) /.

tori|>1io»phtDe Col /nd

<-oniim = i)eniiaetA n-

Corixi ^onf (genoa of water boat
men) oipMwim

*<v water boatman)

Conxidae (water boatmen) Jlwl'jw

TO

tori 1 firtn m
Dm tortes twV

flUeolonr,t«d yellow tv.4lTinhne,
ailiiration and brillianee niedioo
Rvs) trctTrefN

S fiiV » |itndenii (outer bark) rvyn

/ ■flBSW m

tori Miti Col M nVTCTV
«-ori blue Col /erf <'*Vt
a-oii Wtt rtvt fir(w
(urk renitiiuin •> phtllofca Ca.

rori formalioD ntn ftntn

roiiiD' H ».

cork oak (^iNoroRj eBturr)

.-ork |irf>i Chcm
cork xiex nykt-nTn
cork M-rew rule fUgr nyn-Hfb ft-R
cork .beet wtjn
corkequerarr »Tin
cork win?, Do! (McLean I 877) rTTI-
W

corkwood D<4 minj TO. (troM S
hiMOScoiky wood)

Cor /.eonie m Regslur » <t Leooia
JrfrcH mifin(n,ntn/

•wr* Cr< (,bort bntblike Seebr
•teoi)*ftTtn /
cocniidium Zori ijft^yt n.
tonBopbii, ri., (Ok. ki^n^ ‘trunk

of a tree)fW»ifinr^ f

twtTOopbrtic nd;

cermoranl .4*ra «*Tr« •%. (twin an.
cient war !).

com 1 tlt>« « . tWl*

S (wheat) M (matte)
knvr.xrWin.

9 (a eoloort redduh Tellow 'flntd'
la hne, of hisi brilliance) tz*

4 (ladvntioQ *»d thickening of the
epiderania) m. (Buedelkhandi
wi. Uar

cerabunuBp tfCf *Tt\R-Mlft4 (niftt
ancient word)

rorocoVgaiB itf^ ^ *1 nfT

com cocklcsAgroilriama gitfaaj>a
cormcrake / (keejn to dfT

fielda of grase and cropa ^<e)
cortl crowloot (fijeee'wtita orrrniil)

^ TO

cornea (treoeewteni part of the
ontefcoat) n*9l f

corecageww 2«t. to.

roracagea cell Zjrt.
coraeat <BJt. CT»rfW.

HiaUi

coraeal facet Ztti

cornea/ reflex (image of light reflect-
ed from eorQet)4<xvT>vftfilH
eoraeal olcer, corneal alreralioD
t»tgrK»i

eoro-ear worn Zed (it it an maect)

eoraeia Ckem- (it conetitntw t h •
orgauie basia of eoralaftsc) ftjfit
/

ronieitie~krraime et«B|it/4 m.
corael cherry = eomeliaa tberry J-
/

eomeliaa a eameliaa
coroehaneberrywrorael cherry
eornel tree (Cereiij to«) t-lTfH to.
(S TOoe'inale)

eoroeo* | Dot (cornooai) >t>w
3 (7pifh>r«M>r ewxtn-
eoraeo-btepbaroo OpkIkalTOet (ad

be^ion hetweei llw oyefii and
cornea) W^WXjr-wmTO
rtroewnritJe 0||.klhnlTOel. WX»T-^wn-

ulerw O/kfkilTOel CXX»fgTirt
cerBeo^cIrrat

eomeo-ecleral ^oartiow axMtl
nftw (nPe t« from 5'et)
ceraeoa* orfj »(»▼

«wT»er*.«>liia.

corner rJ. Cc*. 8t)ntT*r
corner clip »I»1-CT3
cornering Ccro |ftl4|0l h
coracno' the market Ccn. W»-

corner point “Critical point wfitffrj
corner ahelf ilw ftwre
Comer'alone 1 /, «

s wiiimflw TO.

corner tree ^

comSelJ Jt|; Vtdnr, VtrgVl «• (»
field of wHbat, rj ei birlej or oatl—
Web.)

cornflower i *» bluebottle rflar^/.
3 TO red peppy (Pepurer flsMU

cornflower blue (reddith Nne

in hue, aatnrttien and bnUiaaea
medinm »«)
corn grow iDg IrJ 41114)
cornicle Zed.

cornirulale aitj. (baring hornt at
tmall bornlike procetaei) ( t^)
conicaltie cartilage* ■■ ^antenaTi
tmilageednst
eoroin (romni ‘dogwood’}
rwifg/

Corauh mnlag ton (3)31 Ibta tl
cwta.. /]9 Ibt. each, 23.4S1/M
graint) eift-sieA

Comiab rock (pnitl} deeompoieJ C*
Mte, oiad aa a bond in the mv**
faeture of China)
tom law WT»^ firf»
com mayweed I to field camow*!*

TO.

3 TO Malrirarii iDodortatrraV^

0 *«TO.

corn mill (floor mill) **

tommint (/fcalit arttunt) tW^

*_ mA

eon oil TO maixe oil Rdr-W. **T
«i)rw

com poppr TO red poppy (Par*’’'
ri<vii)T^wft%^iia.
com reaper •rr'lwRtBgn to . 5)^ •*'
«WT

com tent «T»n «!!». (rest j*id •’
wheat) l^'I^ln•»nT«
eom ro*r •• com (oppy
com MW ihiille (SencloJ orar"*'

com tyntp

419 eorpozation ofBcat

(M»r)

corn tyrap = liquid jIueoK PA^rm.

cornu Atuit. ^ n
cornua pf. o{ fornu
cornual cartili^a Zeol
cornual plate Zool. ’t*! ^

coron aranioni»=h«ppocanjpu»inajor
■9 hippocampua = Ammon i horn
Anat *F«-«n

cornuhianite Prlroff (eonlaina rmen
vm and qnarta ftftl) T*4i**UH n.
cornua = doprood TTvnS n.

Corona Bd. WTT miRl

C. maa (mala doKrrooil) {(‘TTlTt
C Mopiinca (red dogwood) TWS

rreT«5

comntine CAcni.(aUaloido( ergot 'ITIT)

armri^/.

corolla (C) Pol (pelala ol a flower
eolle<tiTel))r^/. (?«rfT'’^T){t)
corellar hood Pd. OT
corollary i y^th (to a theorem, pro*
birm or profoaition) JSSiHq, 77-
ftSv. TTWTW H

9 (aoniethiflgtliat naturally (oUon<)
nrwrff* q ft wit

corolline corona Pd. gyt

Coromandel Gto 0 ‘ «i.

Coromandel ebony {Oiotpvres ruli.

tarefip^ «. (D ,11 J

Coromandel gooacLeriy (.^rrrrAoa
earambedu) vfttn tn. (S.Ji ,M ), V*(«
T9

corona 1 AUrtm- qftqaq m*

9 Bet. 3fS n
3 Pttreg tn.

iZooU^^wu
Corona » Coron* Borealu
Corona Auitralid Ailron. ^Ttni gjg-
im/.

Corona Auttralia = Southern Croarn
Adron. ^sni Jfz u.

Corona Borealu «• ^onllern Crown
djlrcn. »wt 3f« *.
a Coronic Dorcalia m Gemma =
Alphecca Wir »yfr jyj
^ Coronae Boreilla » NuaaLan
■flAq TWT 5fl n.

corona c>luni»tona ciliariaqfsrwq-
" qfr* qwq (» tcit ©t cihary
proceuee)

corona raduu Zoei. tw

coronary n Zoofc n.

coronary artery Anal. q?tq

1 aThiqwq-qlft^

3 (artery ot tho heart)
coronary grooac Zooi. TOq-lftSt
coronary occloaioo JTeif.
coronary proccas ^eol (upward pro*
CMC of the angnlo aplenial bone of
the frog) «IH-<nr4 hnmplike)

COTonary thcomhoata Ifed

coronary ralae (Talco at the entrance
ottbe coronary amna into the right

auricle— Dorland) hoot

»TK

Coronate £acl 3yfZ*rra m*
coronation arfit^ m.

coronation commemoration prize

coronation oath fninTir^ qr^il
coroner aiqiitviiAq* n.

(principal duty la to inquire into
tlie eauteofaoa death whi^itliere
It reason to tnppose it not dne to
natural eanaea— Web)
coroner'e court
coroner'* jury
coronet /

crown 3^
diadem mrjf?

Corooilla Per 1 (a geons of herbs ot
the p>ea family bariog pnrpte.
piok or yellow flowere in beada or
umbela 4a0s%ei|U*Uglfa
9 (fkiT coptol) (any ptaot of tile
genu*) S’UWBiq •«

C cm<mt=ecorpioD aenna (it u
cathartic) 4t||94Hiq
C r«i«=*t*cc«/ (dower* are rose*
coloured— Strasbnrger** Textbook
of Botioy. 1930. p*67i} tinr
4ai|9U<iiq

coronoid SaoJ. (beakhke)
coronoid fo*»a ste^l^eriq
coronoid proccee Xoof.
Coronopna^Canra ffd. (genua of
lU imetliDg herba ot the muatard
family, called warlcreaaes. awiae't-
cieHes) TprMt-JIWfa
C. didjma (didgma Minded into
two lobee') fCTlft*

coronnla Pof. 35!^/
coronule Per

corpora adipoaa ZaJ. ei.

corpora albicantia pt. of corpus
albicans

corpora allata Zoei. Iwliitish endo*
crine gland* in insects) qiejl'H&iT

corpora bigemina (NLat . ‘twin
bodies') Zed. 5»lT*«nr m.
corpora c*rcmost=cavrmoni
bodice Ripongy bodies
tit ($e* corpus carernotnm)
corpora cavernosa clitoridls Atiai.

III.

corpora caaemosa pcmi diiaht^q^q'
_

corporal aAj qiftlb, ITl(tf)v
corporal oath (aolemuired byp
actnallf tauehing a sacred object)
qq^t-tryir

corporal puniihmenl VlOftq.
corpora lolea pi. oI corpui loirnm
corpora quadrigcmina (KLit» 'four*
fold bodies') .fiiaf

coipora reitiformia (rcth/orm ‘cope*

liksOreef

corpora tlrlata pt. of corpai striatum
corporate oJj. fmt-. ftnfint. WW-
W?ni

corporste c6 ftimdi POnTreiq
corporate body ftqq-fiiqw (Const*)
corporate bylaw finiiT*Tqftfvi
corporate (eelio* ppjlft-iTnqT
corporate power ftnfwa ?rfrE
corporate teal Bpw 315T
corporate state ftqqiqnn
corporate town ftriJt-rnrft
corporation i («, the Bombay Cor-
poration) fqrnt tn. (ancient word.
Const ), SlgNli^*! /.

Cf. municipality f.

3 Lav (a big eompao) ) m.

corporation agency PPTJT**ffil4fW
corporation aggregate fttnt

corporation association ^qit*4iKt
corporation boundary fkrTR-tOliT
corporation boundary mark fqrnr*
tffm*fw»

corporation due fXnK -^
corporation forcit Bmtt-ww
corporation office
corporation officer ftntT-wfrtrft-

eoipoiiition

corporation properly ftrni-4rtftr
corporation achoo) fifrm-y I4t(19l
corporation eole (Oooat )

corporation tax ftmt-CT (Conit.)
rorporation r*orLa
corporator (member ol a corperatioo)

corporeal ad] 1 Afiw. tm**

a Jiflic (as, property) ^
corporeal hereditamenti Laio

corporeal properly iaw
corpa (n«iv m (ancient word)
corp*e TT? ra

Corpa of Indian Electrical and
Mechanical Engineeri

atfiwni r<(tl4

Corpa of Indian Signali tn?^

Corpa of the Auxiliary Farce

Corpa of Volnnteeri
corpua 1 im

3 (an artifieiil body etaaUd by U*)

fiwWfn

i Set (eential core ol (iiane—
UeLean 1 4S3) <!« m
eorpui albicana (NLat. Vhiti*h-
bedy*) M.

corpua ealloinm ^fnot. (the paat
band M of eemmiaanril fibrea
noiting the cerebral bcnu-'

epherea) ■»

corpua caTcmoaun Anat (a oaaa of
erectile tiaiue]

corpua cayemoihm nretlirae Anal

corpua cell Bot (UeLean 1 719)
n)in

rorpuacle 1 Pitra. (a minnta particle)
n.

9 Awl a (eompoaite eell bodyl^TT?
b (a cell, a blood-call) tihuV^*

im/.

corpaaHe-liLe piyi tpT

eorpuiclea of Haaiall • Ilaaaall •
corpuicici A at ((ouod In tba tby-
oaa < t»5«) ((n

cofpaaclea with cIcctrK charge FAyt-

tcijfin wvj^

corpua corpon.nB fenw f%^

propocty 420 coRoctlrn

eorpnacBlncoif^ PAyi
wni'3*iti

corpuacnlar theory f bya- ttfTJI'VIX
corpoa delicti Lav trrnV'STT oa.
corpua firabnatnm ffringod body')™
taenia kippocainpi Bcol. imrft-VTV
an a /

corpua genicnlntoa gr^VITn.
(ganieulato

rorpna juna law m

oorpaa Inlenni fmArpot- m

enxpo.tlo.U'a'BOxttasx Phnnn.*!^^*

corpna fnamillatewcorpua albicana
Baal. fiTV Vra m . f.
corpoa reatifotme u* corpora rciU*
formia

corpna apongioaaa Jnat
m (erectile tiaano Vn)(l)
corpua atetni b meaoalemnm Ztcl.
HI “Htnlrffti* «.

corpua ainalnniAiKif (HLel a 'atnped
body? Wl «fWa (baaal genilion)
at*nR* n.

corpua trapcxoidcuB » trapeainm
AmI « 3*WT*>»'
corpua uteri Zed. inrttm-nm an.
corrade eb. OeeL waniH n
corriaion Geet. taHiudm n> (tee eroiioo)
correct «d/. 1 5 ^. toA (aea

accurete)

3 (eocurate. proper) tnvf
9 (not beriof en error) KVPn
aceortte
eatct Qxv, BUld
preaee qscw, wupfsw
correct cA ciV«w. *TOa HT *TOa

<r» *wi, InfluT
correct account
correct andoouuecud record
trVfwfchut

correct end intelligible book (of
eeeonnte) W tm ■uultu
coccetil nod ytouipt pmoedutn {pn
(^y^) rftt tnot nftWT
comet andaal»ractor 7 ^l^ry (|^>

correct wleulatiou irrvil^ rrn t i, ftv

correct eUatification ni|tni*l, Av

correct ropy trfb
correct dee^ptiou Av A* Hn

punilhmnnt

correct particular! Av A*
corrected od/. tltDCw

corrected coordinate! vn
corrected copy titfirr afit
corrected death-rate (ipffOT
corrected integral Hath. tilRl* trjw
corrected invoice AtfHirr A»«
corrected preaaore Cheni trlfVy

firftT

corrected to dale tnrawt
■rnf TO Ab ftui Jtfl
totwtt vttty -fips tsftft
eoTTcet fignrea A« whs'^
correct idea Av «TOi TOfi *VTM
correeting yihTO, inftTO ».
cometing for index error ^im*

fttnuftro

correcting for f cro error PAyi 1^*
fttra-tflTO

correcting glaaiea trfro S't^
corrcctiog Icaa tf)TO-A(l
correct interpretation totI

Ac^riro

comctioD Atoi hAto 0 ,XS^f
comction checker
corrtciion factor vt)to*VIT*
correction for capacity 4Tff9l frfVl
correction for capillarity Hydmtdut
htTWCT-ttlwa

torrectioD for curriture Sere. VW

correction for damping PAyi ^
ara^d trlTO

comction for index error VliM-fVv

correction for alope Sarp

cnrrection for temperalnre ZTyfo
aioiica

correction for vapour preiinre

ftAr arfro

comction lilt (to \ govt, mut*

.

onccecUiau of barometer re*""*
PAyi- uriltflW fTTO «J
comction ibeet Qf<^tr
corrertioni in raanuacript gattC**

Comction alip
correction table RtTO-aTTT^
cometive juatlce Law tftTO ** **
corrective puniihmcnt law •'**

eoxitct location

Cl

Cot Saxpontis

correct location ftv
Gorrectlj itc BVT7 S<.€BI
rerrertneta gTtn.
eorrectneaa of data Statiififi

correct i>anicnlart jt’C ilV

correct poailion P7tjf.

correct prineiiilei frt wrf

correct scale Snrr
correct apeeificatiOB jts
ft* ft* ftatifl
correct auiuble aize ft*

ST®t

correct salue ft* ic^, ft*
correlate tb
*T^

correlated aJj Slatitltet
cerrelatr-fiadiae PtgtXel. BJffn*
n

correlation n.

relattenihip ftani

correlation coefficient 5(<tlii(ica B{*
Af«t-»ntS

correlation ratio J/atfc. B^fro-arj.
*re

correlation table
correlitite *;/. atWl^nr*.
eorrelatise find.n* n.

*®^*i*ftain Stitahei (eorralatioa
diagram) fVl »

correip. (earTrapondanea) B*.

rO

correapand ,6. i ar^ «*Tft

3 *wi

correspondence 1 anjBTlT.

BTTfifar/

3 *TI*Tt «.

drafting and diapoaal of correa*
dondence *t BT*^ rrpn aftx

TB*T fW* ( ft t nn ) *rn

eorreapondence branch
amt

eorreapondence charge B Bt B agK *
eorwpondence clerk

lift*

eorreapondence form sSMiagrt *t
HB*

eorreapondence regialcr BtUBBXTT*

eorreapondenee section BBmill*af3*

arm

correspondent ». 1 (anthoruad to
earreapond) Btnft*tft «■

3 (of 1 nearapapar, etc ) Aamiai {-<1)

newugent RXn*n*Tfn
preasTeponcr nitric
reporter ^at^rtt

eorreapondent adj WWlftittBtft (-C^)

eerreipondiog «rf/ tPWlft (-f^)

(Conat )* miVI. ftBtft, HTB*
Bifi ( a^l. B»nr. ir**T
eorreapondio* angle (nift *tai
eorreaponding cooaiiluenta 3Jath.
t^rfl ffVi*

correapoodiog entrp ^cco*iii(inpRBTft

Sftft

eorrcapoodiog foreca't antft
ITT*

carreaponding indigenous articles
eorreaponding limitation TtTVnft Bfi*

efttrt

corresponding nnmlcr irBift tivBT
eorrcs|iondiBg iiart ftnft ain
eorreaponding iminta * identical
points rbgsiaf

eorreapooding portion amBift War
corresponding proamee wmnft b :»5
eorreaponding provision atwrft *B>
*«*

corresponding rate tpsmft ar4
corresponding rule ntsHift ft**
corresponding stale B*ift aT*a*T
corresponding tjrpea at*tft B*Tt
correspond with « at^** ^*T, Bt*'

corridor (a passageway a* connecting
W sareral apartmeoti) at** m.
corridor cart Bfy Wbv**!*
corridor-coaches Jl/y. ftB***7*
come •> cinpe C«v (broad deep
amptii(heatree) *TCn /.

Comgan pulses wsier-haimaer pulae
corrigenda n.

eomgendaiB /.

corTigent Jfad.atlP**
corroborate t*. WbI**. 65 ft *t *1 (ua
antbestieate)

corroborated odj BJ*, a^ftfa*
corroborition Ajft/, n.

corroboratiTe WbIb*

CO rroboratiic evidence WbI** BT*7
corroborator 6*1** m.
corrode let. *T*l

3 ».». WSitTar. ahfttai it*t
Cf erode atBBTB, arWTtat
corroding ftyitn n.
corroding lead BtT17aT-?ftR
corrosion Bt^tar, 6vi{U| h.
corroatonal ail], 1 (resulting from
corrosion) Wsfrits

3 (psrtatniDg to corrosion) BVnft*
corrosion cracLing Httal ff^TTT**?*
corrosion fatigue Utlal.
corrosion-proof ody ^BTB-Bt

corrosion reaiatanre Melal
corrosncfldy BVTt*, Wytft,

(«=l)

corroane action r/icfn BBiTB-fiBBI
corrosive sublimate Cbem iWTf*
TOBT

corrugate tb (to form into wnnbles
Bft)*^^**
corrugated aJ]

corrugated blaekslieet *p)ftTl fit*
BTiT

corrugated iron iBftfts B*^.

eljT. *TBJ *ln
corrugated iron roof fWtfkf B*TCT,
**T*’t Bli tft B*
corrugated ironalieet arWlftBani'nn:,

corrugated iheet wWlflnr BTB
corrugating and iilicaliDg *B^** sftf

corrugation g *afl** n.

3*fe/.

corrugator 1 (tTiat which corrogstss)
*^** w.

8 (an iraptement for furrowing land)
lftffl*f 111

corrupt adj. We (Const )
corrupt r6 B* *T*I {irr attaint)
corrupting water are-^*5i, a*

*t*T

corruption WgrarT m.
corruption of blood taw Bft*tT*^T
corrupt pricticea **f*R, WCTBIT ri. -
corrupt practices in election ft*^**.
*TT*R

Cor Scorpii « Antarrs =» o Scorpil
Aftron, SriTB ^** nt.

Conelet *TTtrf m (from tnj*)
CorSerpeniuwo Serpentls Attron.

c^nat

4*2

Corypha umbraculifara

WIJI ^ m
c«rtct lee corMU
cor>«U(k clo$»-fitting booed nadergir*
ment, from bast to belovr the hips)

Coriicin pioe (yields » Urgeijusakity
of teem 3^)

Coniaia Bot (hss a hoodlike inro*
locTs)

CortiDiiceie Bot

CorT*un=>AIdebiria=a Ttari

Ailrt*. mtt m . /

cortex 1 (Let. 'bark’) rrv n > ViV
9 .d«d< (outer later of an organ)

i Bot- CfW n

4 (of lent) trl) «. (toft

part)

adreoil eorlex TyffVl vrarv
cortex eerebn—cerebral cortex
cortex of braio Illia

cortical «ip<-

cortieal bundles fioi (UeLean I 010)

art**

cerlieal extract frm-^itTTT
cortical iab^nnih (is tha ktdaa>)

cortical laver ar4n*(trT
cortical root Bet

cortical aeerctioo Zed xrroV'TTmA
cortical xone roil, arw-n^
corticated aJ} Bet ftatv*
tortieatioa Bel aiW fVttW
conieole avatrjl (4\) r*.
corticotropin IftJ »nrrJ)^ /.
cortiD (cortex -t- tn) Bieelun afcft/
Blit aubcTintaT^

cortina But (the inner or partial vail
in tome genara of agarice)

cortinaie Cot (provided with a cor
tine) aras-Tij'i
Corti a canal BCorti « tunnel
Cortia membrane — membrane of
Corti

certiaone Ckent- (honnona from adranal
cortex x'xrx) aivai /•

Corti i rod* Aiut. art-anro (*1 short
for inxi(X*l fcotilar memfarana)
Cortia laeoel=Cartt s eanal Anet
9TT *51*1^ tbort for xreiTlxrbaailar
llle»1<rane)

CorundoidiUiie J/, acral (t eblorita

oceuRingwitheorandum)
m for fffer; eomadam. C^-
ehiorite)

conindaffl, conndoB ifincrol. (taken
from Sanskrit thron'gh Tamil

eonioduRi mbjr mitiil

Corvidae iltea m

Cora ut dairon "Crow cn m-
« CorviaAl Cbiba avi| VtV m
y CorviaCienahtpAv CTV m
i CorvtnAlgorab vw, (ts m.

Corvue ,lrca flW Bsrft
C eoraix (jn^fllrt CTV
C eorune (eameneroer) nwfire CIV
C. frugilegns iNtRft CtV
C. oociedaU (jackdav)^ VTV
t^Vl)

CorjdtliaBof qvMl'ntfv
C.ciivKalsla (raebit ends in a brae
ehed tendril— Br. Flora p. 12S
claercialalaa'witbtorked tendnli’)

C govaoiana aipni«>>I.>ilnfl (D ,U ,
Ben Uin Pan ‘ptti)

ranoia (m hntaia employad in
treatment of eye disauea— Baan)

corydalia greea (a eolonr. yellow,
green 41^41^ in boe, of low wf aatn.
retioo and bifb * brtllianee) VTW-

CorydoD does (the birds are to stupid
^ and lathargio tbal a party will
allow nearly every member to be
abot) ^.trx^

toryl PAore*. (a eolation of mothyl
*f^cbloride in ethyl ebloride

Corjllia Area (JX^ aoci-

ent word)

Co ^ylu a Bel (genua of basal outs)
fVlWW

tvella oa (filbert tree) WTWPX
WWICW

C. roluroa wfztrl fHwV (Hindi
•jftai artiw.Kumaan wfftXT x'ctx)
C. ferox l/ma dtri) fttHTW

corymb But WkPW n

Coryanoriha Zoiil jravrywift

Coryoebactertoa (C) Cart (orga-
nisms with a taodwwy to form
elabtbaped and pointad forma)

gyng-BVlft (g)(Qk. toryaa ‘elob")
C. aroei (found in the lesiooa of
acne) jw^tv-g.

C, diphihenae (the cause of dipb
tharia in mao) = dipblheni bad

lutaLoffler'a bacillus = Kltba
Loffler bacilIuaBilycobacteriaa
diphtheriae BUTIR g
C eazymicum ftVT g.

C eqoi am-g.

O flaviduzD g
C. LoSmanmiaC. pseodo-dipL
theriae

C kuttcbcrl = C pscudotoberru.
losis murium

C lymphae vaceioalia (discorsrad
in 1) mph of catvee)

C. lymphophilnm etOgifn g
C. malleisMaUeomyeea mallei
C, murium gy g

C oviie>C, paeudotnberculaiit

C p«eDd>dipbtbcnie(nnebtrteio
blea C. dipfifkcrmcl-Bacillai
cUratuawBanllui ptcndedipb.
ihcncua«Baeillui hefTniasu*
Kolfinaeo't baeillui fUTOTSJ
C piendotoberculoaii TTtfV-g

C pscodoinbcrcnlotia manan>
C Lntachen gx '(mpT g
C. pieudotuberculosisoviiv(i|-f4‘
TXH-g.

C. pyogenei H,X14 g
C, reoale (canaet pyelitis in eattia)
•ilgxvg (abort for
9 ) ,

G. tegmentoaum (found in tba om*1

Q nlcerini (producea dipbtbenr
like diaeate)frxWTW-g
C. aeroaia (found In the eye)*™

5 . ,

corynocalyx Cof. Tat Irorynir 'elab
WTr + enZyr ityialXT IS

Corypba Bel aftxiw mrrft

C. nmbraeulifera (fan palm. frr*f
(an palm, holy palm. Jar* f**
palm. Malabar eoaal fan pabB-
talipot palm. South Indian Ishp®*

pxim.umbrellapalmlRTtt,^ tftf^

CB.M Ben.xr-ft.Ual
Mar to/i, Tara. a.daUc. TaL ^
tneg, Kan. arWafi)

Corrphedon 42S coft ol Uying index number

Cor)|>l>odon (lUgser like cenitiM—
Roiner p. 306) PaJeontol.
jnnft

C. redians filijifij
«)r> phodonl »«•

Coryphodontidee m.

G>nrtlio«aurn* Pefiwutol (GL torstlwi
‘Jielmet ) fWfSTZ-S^nfir
coryra ilt I m.

C.OjS. (Chief Operelii'g Sopennlen
denOWv H’T.w
CO> (Controller of Stores) B/j
(^rofI'I^: i>^*). wi w

coi (cosine) Tf/J xVm/. (^^Wf)
caealitenttniffrnt III. (dB lead, ftr. for
fKig bisiiiutlii ST. (or SJ^ snlphtde,
for uRri mineral)

•coeane (from Gk. eikwi 'twenty')
n.

CosciDiam Spi. U3l(^

Biif BerUri*

C. feneetritiiiu (caluniba rrooil. tree
turmeric, Ce\ Ion calumba root,
eolumlx) wooil, false eolutnbo)
tTWTs^-VTCftTt (Ben. fwO'tn, Mai.

CaKlaoditeteeieilof
G>Kinodi*ru«£0|.(CILLMkift»n‘eieT«*
+ wfivui f^H. Disk eliaped dta*
tome) fiftrjrfnt-sxrfif
<«aef (eosoeaiit) Tnf. *5mt/. (ijiwf.
«kt)

coteomt Triy. ijfXS-Wt /.
co«ech s> hjpertiolie roeccut Jfai/i.

sjn^T^ = w4)»3(.*3tWWT
coih^hjperliolic cosine ifaflLtibarV

co-sliarer «T^hT«i»f| (-rO
co|>attiicr irsmifl

co.fhircr’a land rcTenueraonej order

Wlhl mifl w spixw-w^Jt

co-iherin;; »rthr>TFft
cOiipniRr CAineaesr^tr^m.
coilne (cos) Triy.
cosine table *^fewi-STTT^
roiionsoid (eoeine curre) «.

Cosmarium Se/. (^,, 1 ,

chloroptut, a deemid)
cosmetics «.

cuinictie white— liiemuth white
cosmic RU|««., rff^rn'
cosmic dnit
foimi'c egg «5m ».

cosmic nj turret •ifiK
coetnine layer £oof. (formed of » cell*
less suhalanco aomosrliat like den.
tine) (««5t teeth C/ den-

tine)

coamogeny

coamoid eeales ^onf. ITfV

coamopolitan a^;* 1 (di*tn1nited all
the world oner) ( t'f.)i

tm’wltT

2 Hat JTnt’ (loond all orer the

world) tnWhr. (-<^)

lilicral TfTT

proprcf'ise RTRiil

nniTcrsal arrintx, iw, ft W *4141

radical

cosmopoliiaa economica Mia'i^it vj*
STTSSI

cosmos 1 irviTt n
2 Jttran o

Co«mo« Dot. Adl^l-nnft

C •ulphorc'is (sHfjiAnrcNS ‘enlpliur.
colotired*)

cn<mo« red catra— Coo^o red
Cosmostigma Bef
C ncemosnm «nn*9*ftlWHlrtft
(Mar

cossach green (a colour, yellow preen
m hoe. of low *•* aaturation
and tow fk bnltianeo)
coteegreenfa eolour. tellowish ycl
low-green in hoe, of high S

brilliance)

cosiynte (a yanct) of aeoigmatite
C^^^taoccamnp in minote eryttsls
emtwdded in the lipante kliTT*
IsTss Dada'e Tent book) Vjmf^
to. (-f* for^ft* mioeral)
co*l Tfrwsr w. (Const . ao ancient
word), Wrra
ea|>cadiiare s^
outlay

oulgoio'«%sdB[ (<17}
chargee *sn^
price
Tilue irgl

basic coal— prune cost
contract coet

departmcDUl cost ftsndlf
factory cost fttrf^-y Rsqo
flat cost = pnmc cswl
prosi cost RXW yRiqq
molliple cost Vjftv

office cost
operating cost
pnmc cost Rtn^ qRttnr
process co»t
arlliDg cost ftwr-ofl‘44
single cost «^fT«
texminai cost (of each eepnrate con-
tnet or job)
total cost HUM qfttrnr
woiLing cost fttrt«i’4ft*Trtr

wor'Vs cost (cost of pioilnetion fac-
tory cost, nianofactuniifi cost)
ftRVi-qRwtt,
co«a 1 Bof. /
a Zool. m.
cost acconnt qRtRR-?'^
co*t arcouniing
costal I (pertaining to a rib) RjJ

2 (porteming to tlie sides of the
body) Wl*
costal cartilage Jimf
costal plate Zcol-
cost aod freight rRw'T rftr
rostalns Bet, Jax. R^iel®
co.t branih trftrjR.yrwi
costinjqRtsirixRH ^ ■
costing )in>ccdiire sHuRiCT'Sl**!,

cost, msnrince and freight (C.f.F)
qftsitv . artnft ^ (4. w RT.)

COM, iosttranfe and freight valoe
(C I F..valo s) yfrwR, w n ft «R t tn i g
erti (I nr. m w?l)
cost leilgcr trficxR.jn^A
cosily <vfy 0 |iqq. irgnT. *I?Tr,

(arc precioos)
ccwtly smt R|«q:R wtT
coat of acquisition eurfe-^Riqn
co«l of adiiiinistcnDg RTTRiq-qRttW
coat of administration STTtrt qFHi|<T
coat of conscrsion
cost of cnllnaliun aRtTR
cost of ilcmnliiion ifkTa^-yffaqq
cost of diptribiition ft^tei-irftr'TJi
cost of escort (wsv ibargos) iTimsn-

cost of citablishmeot VRTrR-qRtqq
co»t of luulagc xqsi-qRlqq
cost of liquidation sHtqiq-t.ijRiqq
co«t of liiing fwalg-mo
cost of 111 in- allowance
faaltrq^-wfq^n, arfiftq

cost of hung index fin{|-t<q-^Tr7^
cosiofliting index number ftqft.

424

eollon cloth *nd y»m

CO$t of siA^ntoninco

coil of maintcniBce
«l(in 14) <|ii|-S 1(14(1
colt of mana'cment
coit of mioufaciuTC fion®l
eolt of materials tnant «t afttaa
co»t of passage 5ia«rn-4R*aa
cost of jM5«tape TI**«4ti
eon of procc'S Law KT^a*T alim
ro*t of profe««ias 4ft*Ta

co>l of prosliictioo
cost of prodailion llieofy T(4T?a-

cOft of pulilication H»Ttta
coil of rraliaalioo

coil of rebag^ng fsi It atft S Kt^

«lar(TT?

co.l of reinilUnre fir7T"*4fi»aa
cost o( T«pa\f

co.l of rcproJuetioD ifhaa

cost of suit <tT7

cost of the liDd

cost of traiBing sfinni

cost of transit mttca

cost of transport afitpi «n<n

coitopulffionary muscle ZmI

cost per UBit 7ft Tft’T*
cost plus (irelbod of eatlenlstinir
pi) moot for trorl; ^oaa nndar
eontraet. as tho eoasimct'oa of a
hnildiag the total prieo of *bi<t>
)s dslemiaol by addiOf to actual
cost a eertsiD pareentifS of tb*
cost IS profit) SWnt 4lt*se
cost pnee cftm-sjIT. VCIS,
cost price list qftinn
cost price shop
Kirti apjn JWW

coitra (lowgrale ft ealxho STjTt*
with salt aid detritoi— Tj rrsll p
MD^WTTrt-
cost recosered n>q|g« spT

costs lollnaioj the ercBt Law
OftsTC

costs incurred f«> itV «rfh*¥

costs ID the cause Low

costs of cOBseTaocta Law 1191*11*

costs of process slow

costs of relief Law

roUi of the dsjr rp4 h 4fi<V4

costs of the lost

costs will follow the esent Lor
qfim qfltTn % ^

costs would abide tlie result Law
' 4ftt44 4fNnt % ai5F7 frill
coslaiue^Vm , ^ ijjn /
coitus (SaauHrox frrft) 4^**1 /
Co.tusBot St-mfr

C. sper'iestis (root n-alul in s!>ir
disoases— NuU lOini’V fV ns. (B-,
K..U Ben ilid ?*-• Tata

Lottim Tel

cost vadue antttt qfftn^
co-surety laiw

eo-suretphip Law u.

courr^t/.Wt

col (cotiT^nt) rrijj fh4 (iifr npT)
cotangeal Tr»i ( t^) •*

sElfe-wrftnf /

cotaraiae (froni oarcoiiiie l«) trans-
position of letters) Cbcw }
cocaraioe hydrsKhlorsde "kfl ‘s
cotimiBe phlhalaie Vfl *3^^
cot eiuipmeot titirt ««n
eotene er>ST>tit»T^/
eotemiBous ady Afaik «4T«trt
coih w hyperbolic eottB'eat l/oti

Cotderipsna (sand martio) WSftn-

Cetiega porplewiiapenat <a colour,
bloe-rad diarat la j,u*. of lew ft
bnllianee) ftddFTt*

ColiBuifei ^ivtnrft

C «inetscanaa (\mene*n sinolo
tree)4t4I*r Hjnt

Ceoffyprs# (Curop«ao smoke tree)
ffr44 tpnt

colo f^riw. (hark of a tree, mod lu
diarrbeaa and inleatina) troubles) =
parseoto wPTTVVsa,

Oloneasler fieri wHmp* nwtft

C beeillans (peltia white— Baau)

ciiwnw

C. boruontalie rlwoiw

mirropbeUe ( f. ut aeirlet—
Baau) HIHiaB lid

C nauiBoIarta (leareo orbicular
— BaauJ vVu^S

cetnae (a colour yaltowiih rad }•!
low reerft^iii huaiasturatiou and
bnlUanea modiaia 4**)

eoliage fflT n. (tee ahoile)
cottage and small jcale. industries
jifr siIt aol’t

eotlise-garden

collage indiisInesj^ttsfrillCoBri)
Cottage fndiistnrs Board fflflfft-
RSSet

Coilige Iitdu.trie* Diirctoraie flit-
^CTrt-?W

reuage luduslrr jztp (Const.)
collage industry emponuin jftr-

on a rottaje indncvrj vraia ffs-
gftJtit irawn (TT)
lOllage lent yftt-ftaH
lotfjge ward (m a hospital)
roller II flftcJi tW-fl /
cotter rZ> TO^ltn n

collereil joint rTTtftftTSf'*

Cotlidae Zaei. (contains tlis Duller •-

thumbi)*<3ft*l»4r*'»‘
rollon 1 HJS 11 . «4l!T in.. «Tl»t ^

3 weottoB cloth ^

rollon nj/ BIIiIhB, ^tfl
Cotton Ad»i*ory Board *4^S-JWW*
B*TF

Cotina and Gram Mirlet L>i«V4H
iWt fireftt

rollon l>e)tiDgwbehiRg rollon ^
df), Hfft

rollon hlacL. Co{ faf.

rollon LlinVrt cxvd

eoiton blue CoJ. fad *4’r«t #1*
rotloQ holanisl V4^ Tftf^
rollon breeding tultt-eifb a 1 H
rollon breeding srheme

aTPf.f)*DT

rollon liroVer ffsert

eollOQ broa n Cof /ad w’rl((-4ri
CoKoa Boyers’ Assoc’Stiou «ft-

JplBent

cotton cable ikTHI.
cotton cake

cotlon card rlothing f/stilet a’^*'

COIlen ce»s *4*1

Cotton Cess Act
roltoa ecsi fund lUWr ftft

rollon elolh ^ «**!, 4^

cotlon cloth and yam *40^

cotton uia^ells

Cotton Cloth Dtalait>~ ^

Cotton Cloth Detiers Lieen'ing
Order

eoitoo- cloth fictorj

fisWt

cotton cloth mo^emcnt ^

Cotton Cloth Moxemcnti Control
Order ^ ^ *n^

Cotton Cloth Trade Re-uUUon
OnlerqTt^ s^THTT
cotton cloth \aTn
»l<t

cotton con-umplion ^TW.iJiwVtT

Cotton Control Act C^T^-r-tfl'tlJI-
Cotton Control Order

«n^

cotton rorinlh Cd 7iii
coltoa-eo\errd (nr« hose) TO
TOt JWI. TOTX^
cotton ditV brovrn Col Ta<l.
*rfR 3 «V

cotton dustin ' ,

Colton Duties Art
ftm’

gotten dreinj; chtr^es
wv.trtftrTTi«Tw^
cotton entjuifT scheme orcw^ftr^tr*
vhriT, «TrR-«t«-<t»!rT
Cotton F.stension sad MarLetio'
tnt«t umtui iftr ft w-i
Cotton Etiendon Officer CTW JnTTT

cotton eiteDMon scheme ♦ qt e i gtt ' .t

cotton fast scarlet Cot InJ. fiaiT
wht

cotton ponin- «l{«tTTff=T, aiYj^

Cotton Cinnin' and Prcsain' Facto
nes Act rtf«nT+ft S7t arisj-

cotton ^inniD' (artorv * q iM s T l i-t t,
C^q.iTTT^

cotton plotes^rnftr ^*57

cotton ^df

cotton gro* er CtWWtt*.

cotioo-gTowiog state r nn is ^n* rm
sfottOB gum CWn»a n^att/.a)

fto’m

Cotton Indntt^ (Stiiutica) \rt

cotton insurance society »7^S*attiTt7*

efeft

cotlonuition plant
cottonisation process
coitoiuae ei.

cottoniaed fibre n>ni(Htl tP3
eottoniaed hn^ced fibre 47^^ it S{3(<Y<
ti »3

cotton land ^

cotton leaf-roller TUfft 7®lA5?*
cotton light bine Ccl. tit<l «77R

sft?

cotton linen ^>9111
eotton hnier lu
cotton fnanufacinringcompant XTIR*
TOfiori’Mnrtra ai»ftTO-«77ftr
cotton inaoufacturiDg mill

cotton market Tuht ftuftt
Cotton Market \ct *7pt ftTfit-nfil
fnro

cotton market comiwillee »7^H‘

Cotton Markelin: Officer C7^q>ft7
ept-ttPfWft

Cotton Market Roles Wiht-fttftt.

ftuH

cotton iiwrWt swb.ceBH"itt8t

cotton market year
cotton mattress ^ «tl >JTI
Cotton Merchants Asaociaiion
» 7 n ift-natss

COUOQ mill CTOTTO-ftJtWl. JJIsftut
(Mar )

cotton milling black Cok Ind. an^9

cotton orange Cct Imd JllVn

cotton piece-goods mq
rotloa ivama I/i,/ VtJjt arfff-
tffrfia

cotton pool «7i«i-aTga7U,^7Tq froq-

cotton powder
cotton pulp

co u«m pure blue C#J /b,7.

cotton pnrjde Cef. In.1-
cotton pnllt

cotton red Co.'. In-t «7W rc
rollon represcnlatiae
Cotton research ®iht-an^77j
rottoTi Thodine CcL Imd. TTEft

eotton rock Jtfneraf.
cotton-root bark Pham H;F-*lF-775
cotton rope Ttfl. It*Tl
cotton rubine Col hid ^7TB fft
cotton scarlet Ccl Ind 4’sis
cotton-seed ii . ft^tFT

cottonseed and oil-cake

cottonseed cake ft4l?t

Cottonseed Control Oriler
fttTS!r>l-lTl^
cottonseed iiieal

cottonseed oil ft’ftel W

TO

cotton sheet ?TIT.

cotlon-silk umbrella q7ra*t^^T7-97
cotton soil

cotton spinner fpq.qTO
cotton spinners hygrometer

cottoaspirits Dyrny; ^ 3177
cotton stainrrZcof
COltOD.*talk J, C7T*T «T

cotton ‘torks cttb t^ra.^rm *1
cotton itnng ^

cotton subsidy •7TO-TrS7Tp37
cotton (ugar — raffinoie Chem.

tnin

rouoD tags ar>^-7^7T
cotton upe

cotton teal Jtei m. (W»IS

aaeieat 'irord)

cotton textile item TTTTT^

cotton textiles qrq, tSTltflt* 7H
Cotton Textiles Cess Act 7T7
7 TOT wftfttni

Colton Textdes (Control of More*
meni) Or Icr ^ 717

Colton Textiles ( Export Control )
Order UH (f77^7-ft7*77)
cotton thread TIttt
cotton traet cnhT*¥f7, C l^ R t^TT
cotton trader 43^7-sq|t|in
Cotton Transport Act
wftrftTW

cotton tree (Berainx cei&j) J.

(B d; Jf.), ^
eotton twine ^
cotton twol^^rtilea

cotton atnbreQa ^€ltJT5t

jotlon Tslv^t

426

counttl

cotton velvet *1^1 K^tTO

cotton > adding ^ ^ (T{t
cotton watte

Ifiil watte cotton

cotton watte blanVels yttt*

cotton watte tami>on
cotton wav

cotton weavti W

^^gtret

cotton weiRhinp fees C'ri't
cotton witli teed VTtR

cotton wood !p-tfl«?
cotton wool 1 = raw cotton tit.

3 (incdicRted) m^u
cotton wool lint t^Trt'ti m
cotton yarn mt

cotton yellow CaJ M «7t»T «ftT
cotton aone

Gottrell preri|iiutor (elactrie prrci

pitator of <lu *0 nf® III.

Cottrell proceii
Cottna Zti. ffjtrft
C, goliio (miUer t tlimnli)

COtiiU m tnayweed (v alrnrf aeoiited
European weed) tl'UtHlX'Tl / (‘TW.
*nftt(t‘itrong eeented aneient nonO
Cotule flat ff»lf5r

C. *ntliemoideatTIWf*>i'eT>Wlt^

C, lurea ttrt->nwn^
eotuBDite «» (iftR lead,

ehlonda. 'tR lor mineral)
Coturmx Artt rfr* nnfil (eF^< ansi

CO.TV. (Cfrele Orginirer Ttilral
VJelUre)
wrft.«f>tr't)

c»>lwin control fliychal (a tneilTOd if
control m whisli one inamlier of a
pair or pftira of identical twins le
inbjected to an etpenmeatal eondi
lien wliile Ilia etlier la oaol aa a
eonlrol) 'TrH

roryfe<foB>*aee<f frafflbl ^.«n «
cotyledonary bundlei Dot
V

cotyledonary placenta Zool (wlien
Tilli are (Troupwi togetlier in pat
eliM or coltleJoot) f^.urTT^
eotyledooary Milk Dot fnm l»«
cetyledoiKnia oJj <Vrrtl ( n)
cotyUfonn lf|ieef,(duh oreop-abapod)

coljloiA tenp ilwipoil lione) wsH«.4l /.
cotyloid bone Zool
totylo*aur Pntaonfel qsSCS w.
Cutyloaauria PnfcMlof (coiiipneee tbs
mnnli>t»nitiTareptilee.*‘Itmi) well
bo tbe eteni from which the other
leptilinn orders have aitaoii , Its
wieiviliera liwvw boon ayipropriatalv
c died item reptile* — IloDier p.
13(1) ^Rn-ivi •»

retype fliof (an mlditional or aseoei*
ate type tpeciuien from winch a
s|ieeie* is deeeriboil) tlC'7^ n
(imeal ^rca {YfR fu ancient

word)

couih tt(R n

ronihril in rea|icrtful lan'iiage WT^T*

^ WtRI R fewi j*n

couclier 1 (a (actor arlio continue*
aiiroa.! for traflic) fil^llvir>l fa
3 (a re^iater of a corporation) f^lti*

couch gr*»» 1 ( tfroperM rrywer) ITift*
ffTff w

3 (C^HOifew <fAc(;(on) / (B , N ).

3 P/Man».-*gtoiiyrum •• tnticiiin
wtntunm rrpen* ttlftniR in.

lou^acaacetainoant 2uo(. OiftHei'e m.

cough «

cough rt «w»R, nitmt
coiighcr wftwi (H) M , ettnlf RWT
coughing Wlhtin fa.>
cough niUture
cough reflex «m nCi^
cou ghwort ^bortrhoof (TwaiUuoe far.
/urn) m

coiihage (the Kifliali word it from
Sanakrit)
couloir tn^m

ice couloir f^-inA
rock ronloir Aei'ln^
roulomh Pip* ^«m/.

Ceufomfr* inverse *<jvtre few
Rifhr-vd fwR

Coulombs lew pjk,, swn..Rt((^

Coulomb e theorem PI,»a (F “ 4 w »)
wvT vxwt-faw*

coiinithc (rmmarin + mafic) Chen-

myteilfisw

couinslie arid etSMi l D t^ wart

coumaliB Ckem ■W*>tVl6t/.

coumatan, couniarenc i.

coumarate’C/icm* eRMUjCW k.
coumanc firfy. t’Acii atHM^fR*
o-roumarii. acid t/im.

couinarilic acid (Vicia.

eouniarin CAcni. /

coumarinic acid CAcoi. anRt([la(n

WW

couniirone ( Aciu erRaj^BI/
coiiniarone ream s cuuiir a luiiiir
gum or reaiii atR»TtjjBi*3tn*t
council (Coiiat) (ii-jibet)

rouncil hill A i im ii« frttl

council lioard or laldr Rftn*4tK
coum ilcaaeaRflfttUTVI.
council rhimlier
council draft Com
eoumillor q^Rtliu
loiiniiUor in-iharge sntrfl
roiim illerabijiq^vm /,
eouneilman
coiinrilmanir a<f/.
roiinrll of adviaora imr*T’4AfX
Coiiniil of Ambaaaadora
Council o( y.ldera
Coiinnt of Legal Kdtiratioa ffftf*
nT«vi*Tf)?n;

Council of Medical llrgialraiioa

Council of Miniitera
(Const ) (ice cabinat)

Council of National Defence firw*

CouBcil of people a Commiaaara tflv*
tttVR^f

Couoeil of Pharmacy
CouDcil of htate tw-fnn,

(Const )

Couunl oftbe Army
foiiniil of war 51:

Council ijuciiiona and reaolullona

council achool RftT^-RIJTIWT
council tilde
rounrilwomiD c ft Tgl.
rounael n 1 »TgR^Vt i». (Put. adtioa
R^Tti), trwnt fi» /

3 Lnia (one who giree a<l»ie*)(I31"

Wt(»1.)«

berniter ftf^T’CI
eouniellor tttfl'^ll

eouRicl iief

427

counttrsunk hole

•coanwl fee* gW

<oon*el for *ppUe*al <T wg*

conn*elted aii)

CDan»elIor *Tg7tt' ( *1) "• («* »drisor)
count tb. 1 •NMI

3 (m tn count m duty) fipRI,

3 ZiaiD TtOlS

<ount ij. 1 (rscVoniog) n

3 (* p*itr fc tection or diTiaioo of
ft dftclirfttion embrftcing ft distinct
ttfttemeot of ft esusa of ftction)

5 (dacUrfttion) /

4 Xled. (fts 10 total B.B C count)
^TW7/.

6 Ttftile*

lent count PAji «r««S *07
count A (ft nobleman) lilfl'fl m.
conotenance rh. HlJHJlfsfl VT7T
canotenance n. 1 ystjfS /•

3 (eradit, astimition) Inrf77 n.
connter 1 (maehina for counting)
Tlftr* n.

3 ■ (ft tftbU or board) n.

b (tabu or board on nhicb money
SI counted) n i

/. (ancient srord)

e (atable or board over wliielVbusi<
iie«s u transacted) fum Ten n.

5 (on* that connts) n*re m.

4 (an adrocate or professional

pleader] ftrjTWTHT ( 3}m.

counter oi/. fyfrrfl ( wfif-
connter. (denoting opposite, contrary,
etc)a&'.ft.

coonteriet ti. 1 sfiftTR, sftfinn’t
*T7T, ufimr Tm
3 Jfatie^j tho-effeet of prerious
•harps, flats, elcj R^tTre, sfeolT
TTTt

counteracted adj nftWfW
counterertiog 1 (ulj, BfMrunft (-T^)

3 « sftrewM n.

counteraction jrfiftMR n .sftrf«7T/.

Cf. reaction sftftTl
counter-affidavit n.

counterattack H*ut*»nt n {'tPt'»TT7n)
conntcratlractiou 0 *7 1 1 ^* 1 n.
couBlerbalanre ei. g fta'^wn . (eoon-
terwSigli) BftrfKR
counterbalanced eAj. R^ratrew
eonoierbaliDciug Rf^g^R «.

counter-bond r{)i-r* 4 tn.
countereban^d adj. (exchanged) f^C-

counter check I n.

3 (to ebeek a aecond tune for reri-
ficatiOB, rcchoek) *.

eounterelaim Lo® Rft-WstpfRT /.
act oS rF\HH 4
defence

connterelaimant Stfir-aitR^V m
couniercloekwue = aoti-clockwise
Rfirfi. Rf-nrfl’m. RIRRW
countereurreDt Rfy-Rtg m-
counter-deed Tm® rOi m-

eouniereoimcl 1 n RtRlRIT m-
3 ei BWItniR

counter-erosion work vrsrpt-R^tTTR
coilirterfeit n (I P CJ fii ,

(*“ fr*nd)

counterfeit 4xdj 9tzfi <ai<A

counterfeit cA

counterfeit certificate p SRlufTR
counterfeit eoin
counterfeit coining ^ ZMfTT
counterfeit currency ^ sfyirf
counterfeiter X«® (I-PC-) ^7yi(l%l(l
(-t^) m. (tM eoin*r)
eonnterfeitisi «.

counterfeiting coin tC- 5 iZTtvi
eounlerfeitment ^psi /.
counterfeit nouey ^ gp
counterfeiines* /.

counterfeit note itiSrr

counterfire n Jcrrilrp n ,

win

counterfire oft «nn W'lHl, fin-

ftfifit *inm
counter-foO nf^-R^ n
coupon urhci

counterfoil book RPtTA-JCTT
counterfoil order RftT^-sri^TT
counterfoil receipt n^n^ Rlf^
counterfoil receipt book Rftri-Rlfe-
SW

counler-imtant jfed- R^-sftlTRT m.
rounter-imtste ri. nfe-tltriRR
eountennstt i|l<>lR-SR7 m.
countermand U'Ul\si os.

revoke Rfh^gpi (Conat )
conniennindiBg Rtq|\n4 n.
conntermireb RTr-ORni n
countermark R^tfc^n
connterraetaure R’gTTRua-

coanter-offensire Rf^-UR|JSK*1 ti.
counter-offer Hfif-RTRTR r»
counter opening sris-fTRT n-
counterpane ritniutsi, ■riRT®!
rVti

counterpart 1 (a thing corresponding
to another) Rlour^ n-
3 itfaFT « , Rft*

S Zato (one of two corresponding
copies of an instrumenti a duplicate)
Rfh^n

counterpart agreement
counterpart, duplicate or copy (St&L
12) RftfefR STRRI Rft
counterpart fund Rf^FR
counter-petition Law Rfg-tn^Tt/.
counter-petitioner Rf? RTTT in.
counter-ptea R^-RlaFUR n,
connterpoiae n. RfsTRlT m.
counterpoise e6. (counterbalance) Rft-
sntR

cetmterpoise gun carruge RfiTRTT*

counterpoising balance RiirRTT'SFT
counterpoison n.

counter.radar znetanre* (CBU) Rf^>
(7.11.7.)

couDier-reietion Cfitn.
counter-receipt Rfk-RrQl /.
counter-reference Rf^-ftftT m
connter-reToIotion Rfii-Tri^ f.
eonntersecurity £con. fk-B^njlk, R&.

counterahaft Jfaek. Rft ^71 /.
eouDteraign n. Rftl-gRn^ n.
countersign e&.R^t^ST$IT*l, HfirgFU.
gTTTRT

conntenignature R ft g taiaK n-
connterstgned adj. ufigMIvrtR
countersigned contingencies uf^gvVT-
«wis*iai'i

counteraignedcontingentbill nfg y w i-

dmiqai-^RT

countersigning officer Rf ^ F WWW *

sfirerfi

countersink n- (of a drill] (RfarT m-
countersink tb- Ifaeh.
counteratatement n.

counterstroke Sfil VtvmV m.
countersunk ad/ VJWia
coiiotenank head (of a nret) ftjTTiR

fitr

countersunk hole finf

countanrailing duty

4sa

eouiag*

eonDtervailiD[! duty Ecm

ufit 5 S* (Coast )

coantervtiliD^ equity Lam sftri'ii'ft
eouDterweigli ~ counterbalince vh,
eoonter weigbt=equiv*l<nt weight

eooaterweight peudant (PWDM II

2S0)

countess SIHWIT/.
counliiig n n ,
counting house (!ar Veeiung books,

fcccountsi letters, etc ) n.

counting of votes aa-rrira
counties sttength ptodatt rezittei
{CSON 280)^sra-3ll« ?rftr-g»RTO
count of Teed m
count of wsrp TezCiIes tu,

count of weft Teitilei nwqfll* ns-
couBt out TISM B ■

eouBiry 1 ^Tl « (Cooit)
fi nm M
aetian TT^
sUte *
eonetry adj

country engoor^Viiii tndics vfvet.

eonntry borige m . WTSp

oountiy bTcwed
couiitTy bnck

country citiSTtf-^TBS.^lW^
ceuniiy cfift ^ Wy

eonntry dsmsged (dsmsged by being
wet, or from tome other etnse b«-
toTO ituynienl) BtS

eonntiy fenoented liquor

country gheni CK^
eenotry gooseberry (Ctcco diitirbol
wr^f (B Jl)
country bouse STtT->j5
eily bouse wnr-^
eonntry implenients gtiatsi
(ouBtry l»wyers*"bl»ckbetTy(Bn4Bi
/rstlMvniit /

country iretber ^ ntiTT
country Lquor tfifl
country toekqMV BTBl
country bsIIow 1 • Milra rotundi
folu sTWei^

3 « Abuldon ssuticum
auBtryuun't irescle grereo-

fcBs)«TrlW/-,(B JI)
country medicine *()tr4
country note wdvti

country of consigumeot
country of final destination STTRvir ^
counlry of ottftnaw-^
country of proveoaocc rH^ ^
country of sbipment

country nd-smll
country piper W

country plough
country potsasium^^
country radish
country rock Gmf
country aennaaCassia ohovata
countryside nm^ • , (a partioalar
rnrai district) BIS m.
country spmaeligfB^
country spmt^ttl SMH
Country Spirit Rnlea ^RTaifnir
country spirit senes nym mat
cuuatry tuliooery tnudNiBift

country sugar
country tilelftft SfAfi
eonntry twine ih^
countrywise tfligflM
eonntry wise trade rqpnr

counts iss count
counts of yen ^n* m
count vsnatiOQ rsxtsfes (<SOM. 6«)

county msp=six-iacb map Surt
Bij]H in<fb<
coupRiWfn (sr« damage)

eoupableoda I)aiir«^

«oop de gr,ce 1 (d^tli blow with
thick an esocotiooer ended the
lafl'ennge of the eoBdemaed) bqili'

MBWUIH

9 (a decisire, fioiehiog etroke) <«n*
«nm

coup de mam Jf.f (* anddea and
unerpected attack) Ugmutw n
coiiq defat CVi/rc>a

RrgtttsO'ftro n . vn ^
coup de gr,ee svnvm
coup de main HgWAUsi
coup de tliMire w gwi yn
lOsnrrccliOD

aeditioQ

rebellion

revolt

mutiny ?lsRl(Vg
revolution Klfttr
insurgence itfw^g
rismgs^g

coupde thostre (dramatically taddia
sanaational act) enW »•
coujie 1 Jiljt fjknftBT/

2 Foretlry (a felling araa)TtCThr»i.
coupe boundary For«JryRraRfw.fftin
coupe compartment lily (with two
berths) firtrrRrer-*)^

Cf four-berth coDpartmeDt BJ-*

couyic contcactoc Forestry ttWkht-
RRWht

coupe depot Porsitry RWRiS BFIR
coupe guard Foreitry MlAdlv
coupe line lorellry BH-

Rin-filirr

coupe register Fortijry
Coupler s blucsainduline
Couplers tpint bluewbriUisni oil
black base

couple « I ^*ri 51 m dn , AO

S Phi/i n.

couple tb- 1 Am, fnMi, Apn
9 CJicB fiJjM. %A«T»i, ftrsAtm
coupled odj 1 firjfira
i (as. with an intsiesO
coupled crottovec Jllji jA*

coupUd engine £]g, <t**-

coupUd wagon Jl!y. *1M

coupled wheeli Btv, BV

couple per unit twtst PJiyi fipjR'Sft'
IBB-ftAw

coupler 1 reef. Abb m.

Silfy. Fay

coupling n. 1 r.

9 EUe , Itaeh. (that which cooylss)

3^7

coupling orange extra cone.wdirrrt
orasge R

coupling rod Jfack.
coupon Rf^BI/
eonpoa bond
coupon book gfvrvi
conpon note (a promiaaory note with
oonpoas attached) RfStBI-R MW
coupon ticket Bly. gfann-Rm
courage Rrgrr n.

couig* gtavn

429

Couxt o{ Exchequer Chamber

•«oarge (a eotoer. ere«ai«7i>

yellow <hTTft IQ hue, iituiition end

- 4 nU 4 ancfl.xnedii 2 Co

<oanoT WTlVr^ t>*.

«oene n 1 wrt. 9^ w*

inotle UvinA
proceii frqi
procedure

4 (of * »h)p *t »e») *ne Hi.

6 (of riTer, etcO n.

€ C»T*^ bnekst ete.) TTI

7 Smr /• (*< >a- eonrte «( leetwM

«(Tw^jjrn)

8 Edac. f.

■jlUhe*

curricalam ^SUBt BTTJ
•• « initter of eoarae q

rnemlete coarse of lU diipotal

dariog ibe eonne of enplojnieiit

fellow ■ easfM KR
eonned »f;< («rr»o(od la eoort^. u.
ceortod ntMBr7)

«S^ed tttjonry taft* ftpf, Tt *ft

^rri

coarse of baiioesi «RrnT-*6f, *aiW’
(ib« ataol eoitaai lo bosisMif
coarse ofrtchaage Financs Uist of
forefca erehaeferstM oq ear giren
day Vftf>njW^nftr%T /.
coarie dtuiilraetioaftninj-orBl.Bm*
KR

coarse ©I lecture* miOOlR-tnWT
coorie of natnre (jn ordioary «eqa>
enee or order) WR1*R *R
coarse of re|dlBg RTtRB^
coursd of tirer wfl-RR
coarse of itadics
coarse of trade IRTWKR

ordioiry coarse of baiioose BiRPR
tRTttr-W

coarse of ttaioiBg S*

fsnrn-cR

coarse of Irestmeat h^on.KR
coarse of Toysge flijyajsr *7
coarser Ata fsRwei/. (s'leieot word)
coaries of ioitraclioe •«« coorse of
iBstrurtioB

coarsisg duty RRI*R vdtR
eoart 1 ^rOTBR ■». (CooiO

tribans]

court OllsWfift-SRTRWR
coart o£ jortice seitXAU
bench »aTRl*tR
3 dls 4 iIR n.,

GtU Giart * » H 7 n ~R 1 Rl gR (Const )
Criioiiul Coort^t*T-*^'ll ^9 (Const )
District Court tfOTV-SMIQl^U
(Const )

High Coon ROW iQiainR (Coast*)
Ml pstrste Coart aeilfilRTfr-rRm*
fTR (Const.)

Reveane Cooit ftRtf STRICT
(Const.)

Session Coart m.«eiRWR (ConstJ
Saprerae Coart J^SR sq)q|8i|
(Const I, ffihw ORTRTWR
coart sboee RrQ HIRIHR
coart below itRy •RTRT 9 R
conrt clerk ■« clerk of eoort
coort cner Zcte >R1RnttlVi JRItT
RT®T

eoart decree

court deposit »RiTOrR*^?R
eoarteoas letter fMtV RR
coart esubtisbrd .by Royal charter
tfijrftjR .RBtfrr srtrwr
courtesy fhtlRR, ftRRrn, ftlfST/-,

coort exhibit *RTinVR.R7^
coart fee saiRIHR-^tR
court Jee label wnRTWR gfR-RRR
coart-feea ORtORfR
Coart -FccaAct *qm BR.^tR.RftfptR
Coart-Fees AmeDdnieot (Eztradiog)
Act *aWl‘ta*5W
eifaf^VR

coart-fecs doty (RMJ.TSS) *R 1013 R-

^

coort-fee* realised is cub nRRtff

aaHl«R* 5 ^

court-fee stamp sririvr
coart for relief of laaolsent debtor*
iJ^RlRIH IrWI rft ^WTIRRI % ftrt
•RIRTSR

coart grey (0 coloor, groenTf^ la bae,
of low RR aaturatioa and Tsry high
5 bnUiaare) WtfO
coart band (a peealiar kiad of hand-

WTltlDg) SUWIS' U-u visits

eoart hsTiag appellate jarjidictioo
StftRTTlfilRlft SRIRTRR
eoort boars sRitiKU-RTRR

coart-hoose SQIRIRR-STRT
coartier «.» RtRlft

coart immediately* below jtq

conrt immediately superior xlR 3Rt
RI *R1RI«R
Coart Inspector
court language »Rnn®R WIRT
court library rRlRT^*3RtRtRfR
courtly gent)emia RtftjflgR m. (from
Bengali)

conn-martial «. |pn-»RTRTOR fi»-
(CoQst )

^stnet conn-mmul
RRIRWR

general conrt-martUl RIRT^ nRt*
ORIRTBR

aununary general court-martial
nvRR; tnRT*R htn**RiRi<fR
coart-martial r& (to Bobjeei to trial
by a eouit-martial) RTRI

coart notice RRTur^-^RRT
conrt of adinirtlty RTRifiRfOT-wnviaR
court of a^eal JRftRTf-aRlRlSR
(Const ), "I.

court of appellate jarisdictioo
fWTTrfattft WTOWR
court of arbitration fiiim- i ' HiaiaM
court of assize RRtRtR-sRiaiaM
Court of Audience (aeclasiuticat
coarts in which prizaatas axereisad
their jansdietioa in parson) vrr-
trfsRIRTSSR rl.

court of atil judicatare *RRtlT-»RiRI-
WR

court of common law jurisdiction
wnRrau

court of common pleas
RfJrRRR— RiyiWR

court of competcDt jurisdiction t{nr*
>jhnf«RTt-»RtRTaR

court of construction it»TR-*RTRretR
ymttoleonroetuoa (so acclesiaaticaf
synod, in tbs natnre of an eceleu-
astical Parll^ent) trtj.ihi^/.
court of coordinate jurisdiction rtR<
rr) daiftciR

court of enquiry Rfr^tsi IRIUWR
eoart of equity £,iw qmr *RTRrRR
court of error* XRIRT^

Court of Exchequer TITRrVr RRIRTWR
Conrt of Exchequer Chamber ypR.
«lT-»RIRreR

eoozt ofBcikl

com

court officul »^r?i?nT-*rf5reTff
couil o{ firtt instKJCe BtOWrt •hihi-
?tO» nOM OTT %1 (CoD*tJ

court of gcneril jurisdiction STiTI^

court of highest civil jurisdictiou
5t«trKW rwjiTlfireiT »9rti«v
co^ of losolvtncy tllwsttw^twt-

«o

Court of Internttiond Justice
Tifto SfllOWIt

touTt of junsdictiou coinpcttOt to trj
»tw(hji5f*T SraifwtT *tnoTW
court of justice »

court of I«w 1 =liw court «.

9 (id eontrsdietiuction

to 'eottrt o! oquity') (it* ctiu rt)_ _
court of limited jutisdirtiou tftftre
jrttifwTT tiiorsf^

Court o! Uspsintc I Qmi tPltt
^•frfiwrd *tiJtl|W*l

Courts of M*|istrtt« H Osss fttflw
trt tawtytt

Court of Mtgiitriie lit Osss

court of ongiotl junsdictiou srtA
ftcnfiffril «WTwti
court of pulismeot 0ir^<scivntV
court of pretideney tligiiirsU mft.

mre-^rtiRrtrfl *1 ruiureu
court of prohste jeviTrewrt'WRWf

(probkto TvcTTWcrvi]
court of rreord erfit^ miMIBM
(Ooast }

court of reference f3nftT-s*||HI*>f
court of re({urits sumPU
court of review *<RI»U

'review' fr Const)
court of rCTislou JpfhtHI'ecWWV
court of seutous tru-mtUliSU
court of smsll csusei rYTTf-^^WU
court of ipecul jurisdictiou fa fa tg
ftttrPwtf Mtitwe

Court of Sur Cbsmber VTrt'^Tif'

court of snmssry junsdiciioa i^.-
Tf ft^iTuon SIIIUIUU
Court of the Depnly Comi«»Mioner
B»»SI3*t U1 MlUlPf
Court of the Jadicisl CouiDilisiOBer
•sivsij-u ^ Mluiwu. *«nui3^w^
Court of the PoLticsI Officer fTX<^firc
•rfrtift *J ^WTwif

Court of the Ressdeitl

ewf

Court of the Revenne Officer m*

«I

court of wards n<

(Const )

Court of Wards Act a^«TSC-Kf«STOl-
court of wards ricik nf^9T8rS-*tf4-
coutt of wards estate afimvC-wfiX*
Court of Warda Kfannal sf^iarW-
court of wards office

aw-aiaWa

court order »CTOCT*«(*tW
court resdet rUtUIOT-a^tlWT
court records euiuisu-atfinltt
court room tqfUMU ’6tX
coon sales HIINIHU
coon seal •'<114184
eounstuplt^kaa « (Trtw 'teutl
■0$' Uaousrerti IV I9l)
courtship colour Zcol.

*4^544-8^ (Tt^ from
coun subonlisate to the High Court
WIMIH4 k attfl* sareiBo
cour^ trying the offeoce w ut wis^l
<18 aamiwu

court worhiog day aiiiansv 8r4
courtyard H(rni n . «l44
cousin liVRn (<)•», flsHodV /
cooL6i=co1i’sI Kit Wumlatofai-fara)

«t4^t "I

covaleocc Chen. /

rovslent « Chen n

co.rantot ifeiiLRY.wwM
covsnaol difTereotMlioosahsoIule
dlffeTcnlialtou Rgusr wu uw u
CO vanaliou JfojA Stf Imw n
««fe Phf 0*97 (a basiQ or hollow
whsTs the auHsce ot tba land has
euvol ux) u,

covrliiie trrfifRran (tlTw enprio,?!-
(or culphida, -tu tor vfiiu
miDeral)

coTcuaDt fs. £<na fpromite of legal
ratidity.tlia document or vrnticg
eooCaisisf tho tarait of the tgree<
mast or fronsissd ^nnw n
eoTcMDt ti. fcww 8 rn
coTcoant against cncumbrsace X«w

(a eervsnast that the prciptrty
conveyed » not enemnbered) Vst-
RHnrw

coveniot slternsiise or disjunrtiTe
ZioiB^8ft48 i&UW
covenant dependent £av tnfvTI^VTt
corenanied adj flMT^
covenanted and eomtntsttoQcd offi

cera ^fvrftw rffr angw arfSrerft

eovenanteJ civilian
covenanted civil servant m-
vt^ttre

covenanted civil sen ice penma
iftttrfira (i‘iC’s 4 o 4

covenaoted obligation ftwifttr Tift W
cov^anled lervint frttrftw eK*
covenantee m.

eovenaul in deed oc In fact Iav
arti4i WKifftv ^nr*
coNCuast ID gross rtfwug; ItSW, «•
>{^C(fWTV(in grouJwiK’ Wall
ing to a parson tcd not sttaehad
to land )

covenant in law J^ip (a covenant
implied by Jaw from words ir a
deed which da not espress it) ftt *!•

fwWRtr*

eoienant in title Laic W^diun
covenent not to lue Lav 4TT T Vt^
nnrtwr*

covenant of non cliiin £«« envois

roveoaoi of renewal jwdfW'fiin?
cowaint of warreoiy etvoT^ftdlWf
covenantor jtstn* m
covenant running with the land Lot
vtfJtW^frttT*

eovcntnls and conditions ^tvn* ift
»ft4*W

covenant to aland seiardtooscs lei

epv k frt 5} RTTw *r frwf
cover tb 1 atrwTW, attmiftti *WI
mn.wwi, Rni4i
arttnhw8wt,at»wfta *i8i
cover n 1 envWT^ «.

a (a iidjontn « ,»T84
burelle cover Chen. T^ft-niv'd
glass jar cover Chin «T8-*4ir
■1418

9 (sheet) ercURT m. (snciant word
from which la derived Ifindl

4 Law ftltrtn n.

cvtmg*

431

C.P.I.

6 Cnm, fi deposit or»dm o( monsj*
«nfftcient to ••rur* »gMn»t Jom or
to moot M obligation) KlfWtf/*
wmflt n*.

6 Torrifry (th« t«nii i« o*«d to «-
preaa tho bonro/ital projaction of
tli« crown on the groond— TTll)
BTWTtT /•♦ wr?T fi
lofoter the eoit of k finr

<OTer*^e Plant Pallial. (diatribation
of ft fongieid* dcpoiit oter ft
di«<ontinnoa* nr** of ft lr*« ox
•eei1«) WTTT’t n
<orcr crop 1 Ajrte.

3 Ferntrn OasWbWW
■eorered edj 1 wft®

l>« coTcred by Ij fTTf

coTcred irant 4lte*l
ooTcred imut of biflcy ^ WI^

ooTrrctJ imut of oati lA

covcTcd wagoa Hlj/, orntlif^'j

**Tnr(t

0 ]xa wagnn tlTTi

*nff

corerrd wUH truer
ooreriog 1 trttntr, n.

*1 (it inelndoc ftnyitoppa'r«ft*bi*t«)
«IfW 0.
corerlag docket
coTcriog liyer Zoot *nTTtT-frT
coTcring letter TTfr*^
eercriog lul

eoTcriag membrane irnjrf) «»«
eoTcnog raemoriDdnin
coTcnag note
eoreriog operilioiu glTarvi
corrriog pai* Itto sltrtS
eoTCTiBg power arwt^xtftc
eorrriB' troopt |fi|. finff
eorerlftdet-unwt^WTW. foimtt

«4tfX •'». (r/. Oujatftti trim,

Nn»ii

eorer note fo</» wrrrw^
enter page wmw-tt
eorer paper arrTrjr.T^
eorer plate J?/y ttirm-^
eorer proper wwff* arTTr*!
eOter-nm (p*t^. 1001 Kmt|
eorerted .me Uatk. TJrt-afrflTtri
corer.iDc •• coreraed aloe Jfotk.

" 7t w-vrtiwf
cover alip ifierot.
corertMwiog covert
covert adj. 1 Wtf^

2 ntS¥

3 (imptiod, inforrod) »*f45
t Lav» sf)f*«ITfl»«I,

covert n 1 (ft thicket or under bath
ftlTonting cover for tlio game)
m , Wlf-ant
3 £im«covert baron
covert baron (• married wonun) tff'

cover iraatectaona
covertare Lata m.

f«ftj (ft einatl llock at namber of
bitdi together) <••• nt
covin Low «.
co-vo1ame PAvi><-<tl f irm thftm/
cow »n¥

eowege m cowiteh » coobige ••
cowhage Dot. (Englith words era
from Sftnsknt) /. (occnri

in tttdf^l. n .N ,M )

cow ftitd cftlf tn¥ ^ «9Tt
cowardice tnjtrWI/.ttWT^
cowberry iff C^/.
eow buffalo afit

eowwilf»jf-¥'«m.. ttWR ¥9Tt,»ntf

cowcatcher Jffy w

cow creas » horaccreta (rcrenicA
hf(rah"iica) HfOtllC m.

cow<duogaif«x

cow'dnng cake qpft. (llrratbi

•Ttcfl)

coW'gr.tavcineiy knots (i^^, inn
anentart) JWW m-
cowhsge wcowage

cowheove»boraehoof (rHaiibi;;o
far/ara) ntt'dl »i

CO wh erb > aoapwort (Sfipormrm
cticcerte) at\ft»l /.
cow.houie iffWT^ /
cow in calf »rfir»fl airr
eow in milk ^ nw
eowitckvcowagc
cow-kceper iTl-IIW at . »?TWT
cowl -petticoat Biff, irti
cow miDorr aftcrAwryi
cow rot in imlk «J»¥f ajaft ftw
cow ptnoip — Ifcraclenm tpondj*

cowpea {Vidiia taUitng) TTKJTn tit.

(B ,N..M.), yVfirn

Cowper rcceneratoT— Cowper atove
(ft hot Wut atove) Chem.
tnrft /. (rbort for J'>irf«M5R tPlIT-fi)
Cowper a gland dnof

(bulbonretbral gland)
Cowper atoie— G>wper regenerator
cowpov = vaccinia Jlfcrf. /•

cowrie 47fV*T/., ifVft
cowry — cowrie
cow ahark ifr-BT5
cow-ihed ifrtlltn /, »fy-aiT» m.
row>shcd lilier

cowslip 1 (Pnoinlit verti) (with frft-
grant pellow dowara)
illift/.

3{a colonr)"Kine orange
cow’a lungwort — golden grain (Ver-
hatettm thnptui) m

cow t milk nm ¥T
cow tftiing Ajne. *Tt-¥f)am
coxa (from Sanikrit *9) Zed. ftba
lirat aegment of the leg of an insect)
<«t>n 11

coral fliiid «p-lfV

coxal gianda Zed

coxa) orgaua Zed. CQ-ila

co-xymaae S.ocAwt

C.P. (cattle ponn^) f *• (*'3 *1^)

Cr. $MrB (change point) ¥fV, '

C.P. (cost price) {qffCH^)

CJ*. I & II (ft variety of eottem)
xrc^HVtt t tnn \

Cp* (tpaeilie heata at eonitant
prexverre ftfit and yolome xf^>n)

* ■= y (ratio of specific heat of gaa at
Ct

constant press and constant
volume) s, “ ^

C.P.k. (Conminnity Project AdmiOM'

tration) ITT Bf H. («nT?Tftx-¥f5rtT-tnrT»

C P Camlxvilj (cotton)

itfpr

CP.K. nnz (tr‘i3's;r*TV3w;)

CP.r. (lonfiiie itiil personal file) JjV
w (T« ar^fl)

C.P ,1. (cfinent preeeniog ledoMt^

C.P.WJL Coda

432

cr&ninsi

CPTjL Code Vft ftit.

CP.xrj). Code tftA ^Htsi (ferrt-

C R. (elimeter roll) «!. ■• (»m^
»wff)

G (etromom) Clot. ^ (^3)
et. (credit) wre. (an^)

G (eredi*er) (mH*!)

C. & R. (Cniue asd RuIititO *• VVT
«. («7?r« TO H'nr)

CRA. (Chief Bereaae Anthontr) 9
WT. BI. (jfB ■rrB jffflv ))
cnh vis m., %«VT
Gah sCaBcer Jttrea. «V la.
crab apple 1 B’bHi a., inrft «W

2 tPiTW nolai) a.. ^

3 (a eolotu, reddrsb red ^tllow 4)7l>
Putt is haei ef bi|h n, aataratioo)

crab apple treeaerab-tm
crabbed hand vff ^
crtb«itte| maea^e Afan*. wWrv
•fl («4 erab^B’*B cse abo d**-
trepai cati)

mb^ttiB; t)«o;«oi« f^anea, ««W«
BfS

mbfra*! m BiBetjkeet (Po.'rVoecra
Micafitrr) 5 ^^”* **•
crab louee Wz*^t
crab-ploTcr aremr «i. (feeia ehieSr
on cribi cdr)

crab * eliw (Blai (acndcMa) *il-

>Pft/ (B A.M.)

rrab-lre«>«rrab apple tree Vtvfar

erab-vred *. BiDetrksei {Fetjjcnm
aricalare) JTBfeq m.

Gaeidie Acof TOI»-*TT •». (/’ar Of/a

«a(i0« tre eu.'aau'r)

Gacinie ZooJ ra. (lab*

Umi.j wjr-)

erafV 1 r | BTB ff^Ta. BTO. Tvivai
2 ej TCT. frtnB, mtar. feroai
«- (a cretwta or toare) Tt.
iTTT •*-. triT

crack tJj (of luperior aieelUaec)

^Tt

erarkdl 4 ,f; ftf.
cracked oipple frf yjv
rracLed pot aeuad ^cetidci T 7 T*B

cracker 1 «m

2 (a eoloor. rodduh rellov dfimr
la baa. of lev BT utaraltea} BB-

dlnv

crackiB{: 1 Fcrmry BTB «.
epliltiBf: f^BZB

3 Ckoa. (breakutf ep br beat and
preaaareot eoaiples brdrocarboae)

craekle ck (decrepitate) Bfr.

CT {IBI. BIBTIBI
craeklisg bsbtb «.
craek-proof

crack vil)<nr=bnlUe wallow ($3)1^
/refilai) BJT-BBl J
•eracy Pdilaca -BBI •.

Cj. demeeracT
cradle 1 fip^Bj /.BITO
2 (ef a telepboae) anwB e.
cradle erclud(ao; ercbid of the geaaa
de^etota which baa cradle-abafed
flewera)

craftf)m«.(aeeart)
craft (uld RtPi-knCt
ertfu IS edeeatMB (inpai%
ertfusata ftmviT av (aw arttSeer)
crtfuBtaabip ftlW-

craflwerk ftiwvi «.
crafty «d/ t^.'TWiv
enftjr deriee Eartafiee
cnp 1 t«Wr.

2 Ceel. (a rock com{>oead of fraj.
"‘cst a of abelb niepled with aaad)

ea.

eraf;.aed-UaI Ceol.

era j.niartii«1:B.wa (Bi*i,e,„i

enip'Bukr. crug>e«aodrrwp«]e flo.

seder

enipseme (miatore of basalt

aad saoro aoJ type) %BI-

crake fe|fe*I/. (aoeieet word)
criiDMiBe ATpreL (of coloor. mued.

TtnH) fBW. Bj^

cnmpwBBIBo.(aneieat word »m-

Bf)

rranped ad/. aim
cramped aed crtlled hand li^
WBT

cramped baed H 2|> wtr?
crimpicp tii. WHtmi ft (4\)
cranjie 1 (praca paid for eaa ef a

eraoel BBtjtV ».

S (nae ef a erase) ak

ensberTy 1 (aa aeid b*rty) BaB-B^

/.

2 (a eoloar, yell errub-red '^'^3 u
hae. of rery low R brSliaBcc

crane 1 (a bird)]dBK.(aaeic 3 t word]
S (a eoloar. btaisb-red tr" u
hee^ ef rery low *T aitaraliei)
■IBTBriht

3 (raaebioa for monag beary
we-lhts) BB at.

Gase Jjfrca. = Cnn BJTWat.
crane eharpcj BV-BBIT, BB-^fV
crtar dnrerBB-wiBB
cranemin bb*VT?B
crane mecbame BB-BT^BB

crane S'bill (Ocrseiaw fratrair) BB*
BWJ w.

crine tree BB)[ 2 f (Gg 11 trastliied
(nm Saatknt)

Gingon Zbol. fBBS-nift
Ganpenys teti (eatirely nUir*
naeaa la babitil»CKHn’<13f)
Bwh^B^Jwrfit

Guia Zeti (ao called frt mytmq*
Uaaee to the eraainu) BiftBbti'ff
cranial * 4 ;. ctt*. B1^
eraaial and intraeranial tnaou Biif
ahx B^TT*B^T TBBTB
cranial bene daot. Bitifw
cranial csriilape Zoof. b4t-B 1^
cranial flexure Zcof. BT^ btbIB
cranial index vitlB at.
cranial nerre B%T-Vn
cranial pereneiioD Bldn^nTTB
GaniaU ZocX. B ^fh r at-yf.
craniate Zad vift ( 43 ,) at.
cnnieerraaitl
craoM^ X (ertaiom) B^*

2 feraaitl aaoi Bldt*
craniolopy (tba acieoco detllsg w'lb
Ttnttiooi ia abfi ahape aadfi*"
yortione ef tha eraalma )

Bll>* /.

eraniometer B^BIB ai.
craaiomeirr /

eraoio-iaeral A*ii B^ftB-
eraniotomr il

eraalam .laax, Zod. b4t m.
aknll Bnft
bcadfkrr

Clank

433

ezadtntialf

cepkalon

pnmiry craniain arm
tecoodary crtnmm
craak 3/acfu (a bent portion of »n
asle an arm an elhoir abapecj
brace, etc ) m. {‘elbowO
crank case ^7f ’'IH
craokkandle PTiyi

craak pi» 2Iaeh. (the cylindrical
piece which forms the handle, or
to which the connecting rod is
attached) n

craak-shaft (|h+Hl)

crank web (the portion of a crank
between the crankpm and the shalt,
or between adjacent erankpiaa)
W’STt-^^Tm
craimy^
crape a«e erepe
crape fem a Todea auperba
crape jatmine (Taiernarnonfanocoro-
M, (IromTdn^)

crape myrtleBLageratroeBiia ladica
afm-Tftftt m,

crape na; ^jfren. (darkish laoertnost
rjag of the Satnm) «R»IW
crash e»H n . «• Wnr. < *41V .

»>ffT

crash (a colont, teddith yellow

la hue. of |pw wr aatnratioo and
high V brlliance] STTftsiTC
Crispedacnita •= Lamnocodioni ZtxL.
sren?rmr7f?r

erassa igaoraniia Xese iVl srafn a; j t
crisia nepligentia Lc^ (gross negli.
geaee) ^

Crauuliceae £at.bfFmT-f7n.(fn3cn
Kaljuhot snitft)

Crauegos Sot. TVw«e?-ffSTfh

C. oayaeantha (hawthorn, wliite>
thorn) Wiyn
Crataeva Bol. sr-j^ftit

a oorYila wui-H HWlftjl(a.N.,M.
s'S'iiOw)

C. reIipiosa=C.nur>aU
Crthpourar. nunalasC. but*

salt

C. roxburphiiaC onnala
criie^/y 7i9Tn.
crater Oeol. W fi gw ».

Cratrr-Otp .ti(roa.c(^/

« Criteria lAlkes micfitci/.

CctenJ VftVT-mi /.

craterifona odj (bartag the (orni of
a bowl)St^T7%-TT

craticular sta^ Bot (new Taleee are
formed) •iqw'iisi'iWl/

Crato<eIache PaUonlol (CL. kratoi
‘might, power ) Ueifci

erase i c I %H(

3 ri mi xTsslitsn. wFt cbn,
tf7«*n

erase lease to refer

craving u. PTffftl t'Jl
crawfish = crayfish

Cra* Zeal. sr?^-93lfe (^4^C ewas-
sow, (J t)

crayfish 1 (id a general seose) RTTI,
wfirfkrrz m.. fif*n
2 =aea crayfish ngj^fgiTZ m.
crayon 1 (an implement fof drawing)

glass marking crayon sfJwUA
crasyamarsb mangold (Coif An
faluttnt) 10.

crary aij. wMlstn

deneoted

{esine T»inf

luBstic igatTW (Conat )
mad

aenselest
stupid -dtulh
silly en't«(5r, ar^
fool ^
idiot ^

Cn a (credit clerk) T fir. (»on
cream 1 ImIMfT/. (both are

ancient words).

3 (a colour, leddisb yellow 4N7TTy
in hue, of low ui aatoratioQ aod
very high 5 biitliaace) ^^artw,
cream beige •= saodstone (a colour,
red ] ellow faa^lv m hue and of low
srr aaturatioo) woitidlo
cream black urfy. f«ni gWW
creim baff (a colour, reddish ] ellow
’ffitswi in hue, of low Wf sain

rstion and vers high Q brilliance)

cream ran

cream eauattc (an impure form of
soUCl caustic aoda)^VtT
cream cheese nT.T{in
cream.coloured courser ^rci

fWOT?T

crcimery 1 STT-IIg n ,

3(appiratas inwhicli mill, is set
for crearaiog) «.

creamlaid a<?/. (paper) tnhifaS
cream.laid foolscap nmifid fifiTTfis
cream o! lime TIT
cream of tartar Cfieitv ^tfl^-TIT

creamo-meter TiT.JiHm.

cream separating machine TrT-ltfT*-

cream-separator TfT.ypTT^
cream tube^creamometer
cream.wose (a kind of paper) Tlffff ».

cream *3 woven)
cretm.scove foolscap (paper)
fsfWrtT

creamy nd; (soft aod wet)

Tim

crease smfrn/.
rreatoiBcreosoI tCS^TT m.
creasottwcveesole Km m
treat (Antirevraphu panteulaia)
tjfmpi (B.N)

create tb- 1 Ttftr

KI4I, Ttfi'lh vmi

2 (a post) flA"> wini, ^<tT (T^) gTIgl
renew jp^figrrei, siTSFPl,
eitettdrTWrtKW
creaie shares aiTTiRft snmn
rreste a post TO TO^,
created by law
creaiine Sieehm.tnH/.
creatine phosphoric acid KS^ STfffTK
in^r

creating smoke kTO
creatinine (from creatine **^)
fliocAeni.

crestiDine hydrochloride KfrertfiTT*

creatinine line chloride

creation 1 (as opposed to evolutios)

2 Forfifrp wir n.

3 (is of a post, trust) n.
creation of a post ^ VHidl.

creation of shares sfrrffifi VtnfT
creche wisijg n

credcDtuli intern. Lav safinn-^ a.
letter of credit RtWT.TK
letter of anihonty RtfiTviT>TK

CTtdibllltT

ct«»*amlnA

4»

CTedibflity spw^WJn /

cretlibie adj.

credible lofomition <^^-11

credible penoD f^fts

credible witner* fVtern WT^ft
credit n 1 9'Q4> ftrwra in,

3 Com. m Ucotn it ii denrsd
Hiodi ^ >1 used la tbe Contt )•

Hit*

4?*iTfF»,«n

5 Aeeevnttng a. (Coa*t J

6 Edue imq. «•

pve credit HTSTO ^ (Con*t )
credit tb I fenw *T*T

2 irv HlKtii ^

3 ^;eeiintin0 HWtS* »t*ii
creditible gij 1 f*5*TW,

2 ^emiliej WWS^lf
creditable witeeit HTtiPt

creditabl;

credit aceouDi ieeoenoaj tn«H*4tHI
credit »d*»ee errefrf**^^
exedil aad debit wrtsH* aftT ft***
credit btlasee Hirr^-dt*
credit belaeee ta tfae pr«6t aad lot*
■ecenet wt n tt t c Ir* 5
credit bate v^-anvi*
credit claimed Mcefin «nw*
credit cletl T9TT frifn
credit contraelioBS^ flit**
credit eoBirol THTt Pt**9'>tt S'**

credited od^ Jeeeanlin} enars*
credited to tpeeial curreBt aceoant
Flftlt* ^ atiafA^

credit entry Mitne ti^C
credit eipiBtion TCTt-SHiT
erediliey a dreeaeiio; ■!*** n
credit initmmeDt s*w-^Ft*
credit iBtarasec tWT mi ll *
credit IB the leare eceeuet c eam
S wT«fteHT*i
credit ledger HTpcc-BTrrft
credit letter 9^^ -C*

credit limit T»7 iftm

credit man 9^ jCT.9^fc*rT« TC
eredil note 9^-Tf

ertdil'oole booV «ncini-*9>JFTV
credit o( forerameet «n**-a^V.
Hi>n tt *!«

creditor 1 Cant

2 BooIibeej>iatf=credit HWCT «
credit orgaaieatioa
creditor a bill
creditor tide an¥H*-9TT%
ereditore' tedger bnppliere ledger)
Com. T*nM-twW)

creditor** votamary wiadiog up tni-

iwf im HH19^

credit ute ZHTT

credit aide

credit thp H C t H* T4TT’*^
credit aoaely mr-nfilfit
credit traoaactioa 7Htf -earpT
credit naioa 3«n**ra
erediiwortby odj 8’Haii. Braa-a)i*
erednente w ^ lfta m. (*1 (or m*
copper,^ (or ^nmaegiaee*, ttit-
(or aiT* oiygeoi -ea (or Bfta miao*
r*l)

creed «

aect ♦*
deDoattoalion

creek O*og (» (IrMiD o( wUcr Bor>
BtHy tmaller (baa arirer) saarff 1
/

creep rb. «W*7
creeper i t«eft, ^4rai. PtBT /.

2flot

9 (aoy o( canoo* bird*, to pamad
(rott tbeir cToepiDg aboat oa traeo,
ate-) hO (•»%) »».
tree creeper

creeper-catnog a*wf)-T-CT

CTCepiBg ft. Jioodi at**! a

crecpiag adj

aZfcjc Ha) (-a*,)

ereepiD' b*rT*;e = n>}bog barrage

SItl eataeft

crecpiog battereop it*) a*i(l*9*
crrepiDg crowfoot •creepiog butter-
cup

crrepiog ley ((7«drra fcelir) ttirn^

/

Creepiag Boveineel Roadi HTO-nft
CrecpiB- panic grae*(Craodoa dodyten)

V^/ (B-N).!*

errepiBg item Bot *T^ TVra
creepiag ibyme-wild tbyBie(nr«B*
irrpfllmm) ^ /

errepiag vaier-bng vO vetarpr
creep* Vtirr. (a diaaai* ehar^ari-
■ad by aatiff atow jiait) fHhrtri **•

W R^'to creep’, ftii) ii (rom ai*H.

creratiier (Gt- iremerter (r. Irrmn-
Hymn 'to hang') Anal- (a laeicld

cremtater maicle Amtl. Pie Da -W)
cremate c6 HT*l

creznaiion 9I*TH *»•

cremation gronnd
(Conit)

crematory ;i;*rn a.
cremoeirp Bet. (two-celled Init)
Vrin-

ercBite edj. Bot- tharing Ibe^eiarrj
cut lato rounded ieallor»)*i‘»(*4I
crcaate margin Bet. tTrafagl 9FI
creaitioB dnal. (la blood eorpwla)

errodoM Pefaji»tol-***T** "•
ir«u ‘lleib -tcdontei ‘tooth')
Creodontt PolacaCoI.

(zjTi inborder)

creoliD (a preperatiea o( creoMl nd
ream eeap)

creot., creoao. (eraoaete) *W9'
crrotol, ereaiol (ertei ^<0

creoiouie tw

rreotoie (Oki ireo* (rom

+ toinm 'to praaerra’ *!)-*«••
aotumBCTcaaote PJUtma.

CTCoiote oh.

CTCowte carbonate Pberta.******'^

(n

creoaole (ram wood
creeaole oil vm* %lt
creoioiic adj. BCdfr*

creoiotam ocreoiote
crepe peclilaj (brokeo aurlaee arT»»i-
mace) (***1 /.

crepe royrtle*»eripe myrtle
crepe rubber ftww
Crcpidule Zod i()*lH.tr9lPl
CrrpioSol (ageaoeof abrobiotlh*

chicory lamily. the hawk'e-beat^"

9^*^-9»75r
crepitatioea Htd.

tTflanalton *M rale) >

erepilui
ilWJ

crea-anloe Pbarwt. (a miitflia
crraol aad ethylenadi^a*)

ct**c*ndo

435

czima

crftrcoilo riiyi

Ucr.»«) ,

frf»r»odo nJ^. **5^*1 (

crr*rrnt 1 Attron wff'J, *'••

3 (a crraeful sliip'*^ alruttur#
oi apcllon) «n^» J.

CrriffniU

a

I ref (lli» hard tl.fllM slo'-o**
frulluu<»Hl lor lUinkmi and olhir

fr»»ffntic ZotJ,
mrcTiJllcfavjly ZoU
creacrnUc plate Zod.

freaetui-lhaped txlj.

ertaeograpU fleJ. (raeorda gronth ol

planl*) *"•

effa-e(t«l

Ctriela Zoct. (aubeylm'ltleal ahell—
ONll. Ill 4S6)

creaol (from rreeinfa * Tat'ant

of«'r')Cfc*"v
«nho-ere»ol
nc(a«rre*ol
pat**er«aol VTT-«r(n4
creiQl blitk C»f. In,l. KfrW
<rra«l Moe*W»ck Cel. /"‘I* *4^^

rreaolia

rrcaol iodide CJi/n. tcft^

•ncretoi aulphoitic acid Cfcm. era-

oWrf«« «oii

crr^orcio m.

rretorrlnol. ereaorein (rreiol+erfin)
C>Kfn »h^n.

crrioiairMcrMoliaale icfk4lv n.
cretotie nAJ. Chn'i. vRlfW
rreaotlc and iiAflf anv

emollDair cfrCrq n

rreaoUoe yellow Col. Iml icf'Kl 4hl
rrr>otlDie~rrraoUo
cret oaide (er«iol4oai.le) Chm, ■r'TT
an>ai

ern o»y. (rrrioHoxv )
ereta

•ereai (wilawMa Hindi

YS ia tiio Daina ol aereral
planta With Yljlef. the aamantloally
allied 3t[<4 ‘'white muitard” S rreit
ia applied to planla o( the moatard
(atoll))

Creaaa Dot ■'1^4

C cretlea

ol a apeeioa of plant'. Mar. Ilin.

ereia y>rern (a ootovr, yallowiah
) ellon Rreen in buo, aatura-

linn and lirillUnco medlvin 1'^)

ereat 1 firW *.

3 (iu Imnee) flrwt n
3^ool ftmtn

4 (ol blrda)V'>f^/*

ereai an)tle(o(th»bnd(eo(afieetaelM)

ftmt-iVat

ereilrd blark-lit dtra
rretird bronn bulbul Am
f*erf

ereaied buniln^ Atf
creiled |;o«hawk ilrre ne«P(
eeened lark dteadlW-Vnc m (O-T
4»n It III ancient name)
created newt ^nw Rldvi
crcilcd pcnituia ftwft xWond
crciicd ret yij if

creeled aerremer Zoct. ftted »naHT»
creeled lea)»falccted teal Am

Xl't'f*

ereited liimoiiae {L^hophatut cciilrt
l«i) tlTl.tf3»(l/.

ereiileat HImetayaa pofcupine Mamn.

crealleta wblir>throiled bulbul dtci

nltwr*

ercal lino (of ^ tvece) ftmr-Nt
ereayl (ereaol + .pJ) Chan KfttF n.
creayleie CAen W^TwIWb.
ereayl blue Col. InJ wfrm idw
ereayl eerbonete (o . m . p-) CAem.

■ftiw HlmfW (» . »ra . Y )
rrraylene CAcw
creiylenr brown Col Turf.

Vtf

0 ereayl ethyl eilaer CAm

TIP TII

ereayl feat tlolei Col /yul. nfmr fwT

ttletwHjtr

ereaylirnd/ C/ww *rTdet«
ereayllc ariil flrfeiOnr «i»w
ereerlitr (an etploaiirr) m.

( wll for n>r etploalve)
ereayl melliyl ether (o , m , p ) CAein.

iifrrfi s>Y*i TH ^ )

ereayl paiirtrajt blue Co), ind »tVm

ITP^Yk

Crete aa^liilk I'Aarm. wit/,
crele eantphorila PAnrm. •^♦•it
.ereteeeoue oAJ. 1 (tike chalk) wflTt^

9 (aboundins in ohaIk)wilfnr
Cretareoua j>eriod Ood. wil-gn
erela praepareU •• chalk PAom. wit
/.

♦Crete (oonorete) •(tn /. (oonerete tni)
cretin ir.«(r3<'VtR n.
creiinlam Jl/od. n. (tttT

cauie.) by lack c( iodine In
drinkinf water)

ereveaie Oety. (a llaaure in the maaa
ol a glaoier or anon Held) f^tifV^in.
erevlec n». (ancient word), TTTf

erevlrea of doora fTf'ikTt
crew 1 mn% m

3 (of a ihip) *nfWr>ni m.

s nw, w , etrtn

erewllai Wlft«-tja(t

Crex Art! (the cenua ol whieh tho
corn erake ii the type) tmfVfit*
BT)f?i (thli it eaientiall) a land bird
keeping to dry fleida ol Rratt and
ernpa '<14 rl> ill lln|{litli namt
'torn erake’)

eribriform o,!/. ttw^-tpr,
eribrifem ftll a ale\ e cell Pot. wnrifr*

•hn

rribtifortn plate Aunt. tiTwH)-Tl
enbritorm l|a*iieaaleve lUiue Pot.

rnbroaeaerlhrltorm
Crirelinae («ublanit1>) Zed ifht*
*l*JfI34tt w.

Crirelua Zod. hMtW.tntlfit (eharao-
terlre.) b} larRe ciieek Ifn pouohea
eiPt)

erieket (an inaeol) fltfrf)* m , ifljT
rrlrket-hat willow nSalix eoerutea
erieoid Aunt 1 ml}. tpH'

3 ti •• erieoid ratlila^r (it lathaped
hie a aignet rioj Sft) 51ft-«irtW n.
enrold earlilige .Inol. gift *tr«
crier //iic nitre: m . jwin enn
crime 1 Metro IIJ.. u
3 /will- Mirro m
felony tJVtmro
inirdenieanoiir BTP Hro
wrong artytt |Coti»l )
fault {iT
»ln wn
ton ftYi

crimion lak*

cxlma and aoral conditiona 436

crime idJ moral conditioDi
crime and occurrence report tHTW
crime eliatificalionregnler (pR. 206)
crime repiler

enmet of violence (AAM 205) fftir

^rra

cncninal od} Idu KTTOf<5 (Oonat),
^UConal)
penal (Conit )

criminal n Lau (nTTfl m.

(Const )

(;UiU7 fTITTW
culprit arfwjvr, awnift
malefsrtor JtcA, tllllO
cotmcl

felon WTMTl'ft

ciimmal abortion / (Const)

criniinil act wrTTifira fW
criiniRa) action WiTTlfV* ■f*wlri
criminal a>l<aiBi«teatio(i V*

WTRir

cnminal and civil jij»tieewnTt^*tftf
criminal appeal Lav wnrrf^* JTO*
cnminal aoociation (PR 259) *nTT<

criminal breach of contract Lav ^•
trfi* *rfaTt

cnminal breach of trait l/ais* 1 TTt'
fr« ftrn>ttiT>i
tnminU case La\e cmTiT'K

crimlnaTcanse or matter £410 irnR*
fir» WfT emt ftT«
criminal charge Io» armrlfi** alTT-
rii

criminal circular atmrO* oftT*
cnminal, civil and revenue law and
procedure amrtTm, emrrt eft?

mveftfe^ n1^

cnminal claMiBriiion regiater (PR.

S06) amTfa mn^rei
cnminal rooipira <7 Lav *rT?rf<n

cnminal contempt (of court) Lav

nauin

cnminal eoaveriatioa Lav arrmffV
»tralt

erfmlnal court Tn-*»T?TW (Coaat )

criminal eonrt depom Lav
cnminal court regiater T»T"*intrW7'

rmft

criminal eoart return Lav ^er-^m
WV'JtfVwrn

cnminal force Lav (IPC) WTWftr*
VHUoVri (ara affray)
ccimtnal kabiu (lU 13941 nnnrilV

criminal information Lav (a com*
plaint against a fiorton tor torio
enminal offenee) nw* ^

C/immal lolenigenre Bureau atprtT*
f^-*Tfrf ftwFI

Criminal lolelligenrc Caxetle atnn*

criminal intent Jmiw nOttm

criminal lotcniion Lav niflinn «14*

eriminai lalimacj Lnv (I P.C) ni*
irir 0

ceimiaal lotimidatioa Lav (I.P C )
wn«Rr» «f>r«i*nr

Criminal Investigation Pepanment
(CID) gfmftmn ( 3 ft).
ar^^wftwmfeeft)

criminal jail atprof** «ITirn?
enminal judiraal itmt avffn
enmiasl judicial circular *41^

criminal judmat record
ufkV^

criminal jurisdiction Lav arnnfii*
tJttifiTOt

cnminil justice 3»T »4T4
crimintl Vnowlcd'c amyif^S jjn
cnminal law firfir (Const )
Cnmioal Law Amruilmcot Act
ftff* Irotn^-uifiifeMrr
cnmioal law and proenlure

fife

criminal law ordinsarc

criminal lost sight of (PR 529) (ft-
^rji numft
etiBunal lonatK Lms
cnminally ^vffsRl Ir, atftnfnm
rriminslljr rcspoosiUe •tnnfiJU’t^T
TVtUI^

criminal anstprasis Jf*J. atmifi*
«?I4TT

criminal misappropnation Lav

UPC.) aoTnr«« antrw

criminal misconduct Law arrWe*

Sf4«Tlf

criminal negligence Zviki atwnf'n

criminal offence Xow
cnminal power Laid ^1*3 fttH
criminal prisoner Law niffTriiW **(1
criminal proceeding* Law 3vT-4t4
KT©

criminal procedure Law 3*T-S%4T
Criminal Procedure Code Leis^
sftffT-lifim
criminal process Law
eriniiiii] prosecution Law
I«fwffhl4

criminal records Znui^mrit^A
criminal reipuniihilit)' ZnkitnnT'n
inUlRt?

rriniinal return Law 3*T aftyr*!
cnminal side Law (tl'O enuimslpin*
diction of a court liaviiig I«(li rinl
and oriniinal junaSittion) t(*31^
rn^a u

enminal irndenciei Law KHTfft*
cnmioal trerpiii Law MIlTifilC

aVit

enmiBst tribe irmi^ snfff
Cnminal Tntica Act ananfirt*^

Criminal Tnbei Rules wnnfiff ^rff

criminal worh Lav
cnminiiteii 1 W131

4 Lav K3TT4 wrtl^t

criminotogjarnTir4^ /, stTtTff fnW

crirnaoB (from Spaniih err"™*'
Irabio ijiriiiu, ultimatsly fro®
8analrit ft* 4 ‘produeod by worms)
Cr^ai

crimson breaslen iiower-|>etler Irr*
wWt 45ff JoifiM
rriRison rioter sfpi Tftrrt
eiimsoQ dye 4tfint
crimson boroeil pheasant Am •"*

crimson laVe 1 WrfsT

a (a colour, r*l tsy in boa c( 1 ■*'*
Tlsatorslioa and low ft brilb*"'*

437

Crocus sttivui

ezimteuiaiddst

crini<on mJiWer (» colour* yellowish-
re<l wnh in hue, ot very high
•aluretion)

enm«on re J «lfir8 FK
crimson stripe 5Tt*t ^
crimson throated barbet Artt ItVsi-
**5 frTH

crimson-wiDged finch

wzw

cnnaniie Pelreg (consists of UbrSdo-
nte ?TF^tfar. tilantugite
oliTine and interstitial anal-

cite or reoliles) >»•

Cnni'cr .4rri(Lat ‘long haired .these
birds hare numerons long hairs
ipnngirg from the hind neck) %ftr-
mEr ( hair)
cnnVleefk/
crinoid Zoei. rs-

Cnnoidra £eol. n. (rt

class)

Cnoum Pet.

C. aiiatieum (poison bulb) ftVH’Ml
5T^.(D,M. Kan Tel.

rii^eiHnceli. Tam. tiiWiiNiigil)
C. defirum irtn^m 57^ (Bam.
snrfw)

C, latifolium msrrs>r (Q.>h’.

C, tosTcariuaaiC asiatieum
C se;laDicum»C. latifolium
Criocerss JVilepniof (Gk. IriM ‘ram'+
lerai 'horn')
cripple ^rj. <ia^l5S51
Cniia Zeot. (with tubular ^calcare-
ous rooecia s&tK) Ririft

rriiis it.

erup ad/. 1 fTjn

3 Bot (ciirled or twisted aS the
leares ot theeaobage)*sfhaT
crisp broken inrfaee frfTt flfig gn *
entped-ensp Bet.
crispus Sof. Tax. (eurled)
crista Zeol - 1 (njge) ^ si.

cnsla aeusliea .fiut WTn^
Cristatelli Zecl. (Let. crLtat.j ’cree-
ted ) ^TiH-trrft
C. mueedo (elongated form)

^Twe

Cristispire Sort, (a membrane
wound round rR an aau)

yjiRi (1^)

cristobalite (silica la whits octa-
hedrons)

criteria see mienon
enter loa Rrer, in4^*l
standard B<?R

enth (Gk tnlhe ‘a barley corn')
Pliputal Chem. (a email weight)
BUB m.

Cnthidia ^ool (a genus, haring half
an undniating membrane) sr4?fts-
uarfa {■iH a sail)

Cnthidia s 1 a g; e Zeot. erilftsSBlfa-
•rTtuI

critic StBltO^Csn.

.cntinal oJj. J Cr»Z-, «7CSJ-

cntieai angle Opiies, ileroiMiifiei
«rej-Btct

critical conceatratioa PApiscol Ciem.

critical moisture content VI^-UT^BT-

critical moi<tura point VTtt-an^Vl-
(willing coefficient)
cntieai pointBCoroer point £npii».
wftf

critical silosiion ITd. ^iq-u RRufl
cntieai siagolfii am-wBrui
critical temperature PAysseal Chen.

critical time •Tgt-«W

cntieai scIociljKlliDitiog relocity

PApr tfbn-B^ri

critical rolomc Phvu «Tg»-nftTn
cnticise vtui

cnticism rrurccfwwi /.
cnlicism lesson £,<»f amittlan m
enticiim of gOTcrumriii policy tttwb-

onurism or eaggesaton ann?^twBT

wuw ginw

Gntimslun* el lots of certi-
ficate of legisiration ono applica-
tion for doT^seiLtelU B B.{Br^.
BBJPtmB % (ph) 3J Ult
UB sfrt^ i

CRJl (eonnIO. radar mOasuTMfJf.V.T.

(rt-%?rtr 5niB)
croak cb. iUfIBW. BltlHg
croccic acid Chem. ir»W

croceia (LoL rrocraa from Sanskrit
JTS) Chen. BSffit/.

croccine Chem. bV 5^ /•
croceinc aeid CAeri. arr?t

croceine scarlet Cof* Pnd- tTftt

croccin orange Col. Ind- ft Bitn
CTOccin yellow Cel Ind Rf fft
crocco- (croceous) Chem i JTB*
croceo coba)tie sulphate Chem S$rB-

crocco form ^
croceous ci#;. (of the colour saffron
yellow) 5J*B

Croccthia Jget U Jifd (this genus

isreiy close to frofio but is sepa-
rated from it by possessing a hind
toe)

croceliB Chem. (obtained by hydro-
Ijatng croein)ijift/

CTDchet

crochet yarn liqi’.il-^
crocidolitcablne asbestos ulsTTftR
•n. (^B blue* BTT asbostosi -TB (or
wftu mmeral)

Crocidura Zool.

crocin (Gk. trolor from SacskrtI J^B)
Chem.fkftHt/
crock (Jtft *T Blft

crockery (rro'b 'an earthen ressel'}
t ft W- g , tjrtUTUTBT n . 'rftBl **T
crocodile but m , tff t BW
crocodile leetherrrBT-Bu
crocodile truck Big rftfrf-BT<t
Crocodilia ^ewl. tm un m.
Crocodilidae ^ooi. ^ r»
CrocodJus ^oot tm-SBTfif
C. niloiieus (of rirer Nile)

C. palustris (of India) WITS WBT

C. porotna Tth) WTT

crocoisite^crocoiic
crocoite iftinfSTB i, (ifti? ie»i,
for chromate. for BfBB mine-
ral)

croronste Cl.et>i. gT jft fttr n.
croconie ndj (Gk. iroiot from f?B)
Cheoh

Crocopus Jrei jfWBrf'BBTfs (Gk.
irelae 'saffron' ffB -h foni ‘foot'
BK)

crocus n

Crocus (Gk. ifolos, Hebrew larlon.
Arabic iNrlem— all from Sanskrit
tpi)Bot JfB-BWifB
C. saiisiii (uffron. saffron eroens.

Sps’ilsh saffron) RTtr.eB (3_^

cxeeu* snlimonli

438

Croiiandr*

N *1. tr'> Hid. | 5Jr,T*m.
mapu, Tel. iunim naTcetj M»l.
KmtttXipui K»b. Qk.

IcTokoi, Hebirw lorlow. Atvbw

liirlu")

«rMa« intimonn " eroetie of inti.
moo^

Oocu« MiitUMcrocne of Min =
colcot1i*r

crocoemeuUomw-erocuj of «ati.

(DOB]'

'«foea« of «aumoBy
croeot of Mir$=colcoili*r
croft (k *mkll piece o( ereble leod
cloee to B houie— Aiyeri ft'l* «.
(eDCieot word), >4^^ /.
cro-Mi^BOD men SWT

cremwelt (Itlkeipermum o^eole)
TWW dV Sm
«ook 1 S^TW, jfes
9 Jfiuio TV/,
crooked 4<f/

crooLed.legged terrier WTTTV
crooked timber tie t«m, kft
crooked labe nyt n TTV
Cfookeederk epeccaOookei ipece

Crookee gleeeee dtre^^erw
cTookeiiie aiKikfVf n. (T: (or ffW
ooTpetf A for feeTT IktlUom.kT.
for kkr eeleo'de .TT for taiav-

T»l)

Crookee U]er»Crookct deck tpeee
Crooiiee epenraa Crookee dirk ipece
crop 1 (b&rreet) *rw a . WW

9U poDcblike ealeriemest ol Ibe
(oUet of meny birdi, eemog m s
reeeptecl# for food) ■ll>i|l(k*l /

S Forotrff HW. TT *VI
s^Poreet crope ere eometiinee
cleeeided id terrse of Ibeir etegee
of dxrelopment tboe.
eeodiBg crop ((rem the CeraiBB-
tioB of tbe (fed till tbe time wbeo
the pleeli rreeh 9’ la beifbt) TT*
TI^-Wrr.'WTTtTT TT
thicket «r MpliBg crop (from tbe
tine when the yousf treee reeeh
S' la b»>|bl!lilV tbe lower breatbee
begiB to fell) flTfU-tlrT. TTVfV*
TT

pole crop (from tho fetl of the
lower broDCbee to tho time nrlien
tbe reto of lacreeeo m height
begine to teU oS end crown cipeA*
eioB boeooea marked)

TW*'*'

tree crop (when it hee peiiad tbe
pole etego) fTHtW, HI-TT

(IPR pS)

crop end wcetber retome (WT
TC^fwrrr
crop ar«e

crop bole forfla forerfrtr mT'tSrQT*
crop calcBder RTT

crop eonpeliliOB eeheme irfT*tT4f>

crop coltare SPI-tDTdT
crop<uUiDg

crep.eultiBg cipcnmeai tm.sir*

ArfHn

crop cuttiBg eeheme ftn sfrt'tTlim
cropdemoBetratKHB^frte WWWWtm
crop deBeit; FtruUf WW-«wm. TT*

full, complete x^, xF)
laeomptele ert%, erflt
crop diameter rorettry ew««m
crop ditBtetrr lacrrmcBl r»riitrp

crop dieeeeB «nv.^tri
crop cffecCe mrwmr
crop cetimeliag evrrey ttwinew wn.

ffsw, erw.eiiiftww
crop erperiBieal
crop eepenmeBt report

crop-feilore »rrT Ikwem
crop forceeet mT.\l)juie
crop growth Ftrntrf tHT.^
crop height r«rwtry ffW
crop inearaaco ooaety
nfafk

crop-Uad wer-xpr

erop left grows eri*n T«nf^« rrw
crop laia irtT.WT
crop lees eoteety mn TWTJrfttft
erop morphology (rw-fWTTCT, StT.
fwwWk

cropped tree wewm krtt

cropped Ub 4 (1 w«I 8

cropper (a pereos who raitea crope)

StTtWTT* »«
crop pcet HW

croppiBg ctpeciiy «w)nTt'fHPWT,
WTT4JHBI

cropping progrtmme
crop-plant tnT-TTTT
crop.produtitig power (of toil)
Btfkt, VTiixie

erop produciDg toil HiciNifl XV
crop production

crop proleclioa end fraciBg locictf
SW-njej wn *l&ft
crop protection licence

trap TtgiilietloB
crop report nv-ilak^T

Cf crop (lalemcBt (nT’fktTT
crap reeidue NHwVl
crop reipoaee msVwfr /.
crop roteliOB dgric. RTTJfnjT
crop eaDiiiiioatnT-wncT
crop iceeoB ww-nw. SW-WT
crop eteiemm ftfW
crop tletieliri t stVt

crop toluRie /VreifrirflTTVTfhn
crop volume iBeremcBl /VeitryltW
TflSlRfft:
cropwiie B Wia« TH
crop jteer (TW-rd
crop yield
crop aone

crotletled horerlhee-hat dfriw*.

Wf«5« (nffit. cron)

troee n. 1 sip % n.

3 (a mark laitagd of a name mad*
by a perton who cannot write—
Aiyar) Nx b
3VW

croai c9 1 SWTT, rtmCT (x)

3 (to eaaea to interhraedi to bfbn
due) ^%t»t

S Tit STTf. TIT TTV

4 Jlfy (meet and pat*) drtlW

5 (a ebeijue) fww. kfwT etTT
ctoai od^. fnttfte. (VioTiaontal) *5***

Wf. WItl

loBgitadiaal W ^ WT T
honsoBul fitCTT

CToea a cbeqne WBI^ kfww TtTI
CTo»a actiea Zuie T’jwi Tit
C/. defeaee sftrw
CroaeaBdra iJol. BTTTtTTdtTTfk

cress piiss

Crestsndis Infundibuliloimli ^9

C, Infntidibnlifonnii « C. nnda*
ItefoVis

nodaUefolit (fioirtrt ortags
yellow— B mu) WflPT
( Tel. vieaMU], Med rM
eroei eppeal Lav
cr«ia bir *TTI 1*11

eroM'btr fetter* (JJI. I.8<) ***i-

cn>(s*bedded ad] RdvW
croiibill (Saehea wboee eoeadi-
ble* CTOU e*«b other) "•

croi* bond Blv (eo electric eonaec-
tion between oppoeitn reils) Ja”

croatbone*
crosibred tcWK

crottbred bull fnt gTVT <TtT
croubrecd (eroaa between Terieiiee
of the leme epeeiee) m.

erniibreeding RVT*t n.
ero*«*ctrd

ercae-cbeek sf)V*i
tree* ebe^ue *WT^1T
ereu cUIb

cnii claim* ander a decree
♦ sft srsi^eirt
cre*i coaplalat Lav
creu^couotry ad], (race) itV-msfl (.rO
<T*M-curr«nt firdf'STrg
croewBt H. ifiaintf fHs^rrr
ereeacut eJ. i ffrif-fnn
.2 iliaiag firJtHH
cro**cut MW
*151 Win

croiacntuag 1 «,

2 Forutrf wrft Wllf

3 Ifieiny «.

cro*» diruion Icgie firwni-^W
t ree* dr el&age worie *ir-'» « ’r *0 'r t « l -

ero*»J3re

creia-dye bliek Cbf. /»,!. (croee
dyeing i* the appliektioap •ucoea-
■iTelyt to one cloth woren of diffe>
rent fibres, of dyes suited to tbose
fibre*) TIW 5W
rroi*-dje bnllunt green Ccl- litih

eroM-dje brown Cel. Imd. K«kt

*w

croi^yc deep brown Col. lad.
leitwimrj

cn*t*d je green Cat. lad.

CToefdyeiog (sneeeMtTespplicetioa of

dye*) ^jri*T*T*S*

trossjlje iulpboB black Cid lad.

X*^*T**W SWT
cro«*-dye yellow Cat- lad.

<t-J% ^l!f

eM*»ed ad]. 1 M J*T

3 (**. a cbeiine)
crossed cbeijuc

e r o t s e d leo* Pliy*. aiTtfi** 41v
(short tor »f=ntl <hj)

crossed out spare C7T JVT WPt
cross entry=rontra entry C«m &%•
sfirftj

eroiier* (a (onndstion plank laid
erosswise) / . * 11 ( 1*1
cross exammation £»«* n-i

Bfit-T*3f y

cross-question fffr.vy*
eross-esamme «*. sftqdifinwt. Bfir-
*fhfr*t

cross fault Ceel

cress fertiliiation Bt'l- «*T-ftT4^
cress fcrtiliacd ad] «i*v>fk^*
ereet fibre CroL erjtl* V"i
cress-furrow Zaat. «*r*l! »fV*t
crees-ginlcr firft
crest gram er^*** n *5
creis-grtiBcd edy. (haring th# grua
or fibre* ruimiug disgqoaily, trsa*.
veriely or irr#gul*rl>)»t 3 SW-«^
cross-grained stracivre (of wood)
*• iU tV-*»5*Wt*»|
crass-Uitebcd oJy f*T?Vl(^
cre**.hal«luBg(,i,ad,ug witblioee ero*.
sing etch other obliquely)

trot* haulage nfii-at^wgw »,
creetbeid Uacb (in n steam eagiua,

• block aemog a* a connection
between the piston ro<l and the
connecting rod) wfcl*! /. ((KWl
tew), ¥r*Wl H-s wi. (a connectiag
piece)

cresibead guide Pip
erass-iadcMBg s fi r Xnai **7 *t
cress infettitioB snit * *l w** t
croeiing \ jpiiCT n , WJ?*T
3 Piel. r'«T*T n
3 *m n , *51 «l*T, *11 »I*T

* (a cheque) ^i*l» * 1*1

6 SlafMlirt (taliDg the arertge of,
two index number formulas)

R* n.

6 2ool. **T*11* n.

7 (of roads) m , ^VlTgl

8 (of threads) Ttrlilti «.

9 Ply. (point* and crossmi*)

A.'JWt

10 (of trains) (giW )&'T7 Tn »-
creasing cancelled ^*ni

crossing of efficiency bar i?tiTHl*lt*

*V*Tt*Wt

crossing of tram* ^*T*(ll71*l
crossing orer Pool WWR* n-
trostiBg the tncndian .dsiron-
BHfl

cross.lcared beatb (Erica Utratij)
H jURTIB W-U3
rrossletted lee crosleltcd
erossligbt e»-

cross-like twinning Ifmeral wfeWT-
* 11 5 ***

cross line Siirv *dUW ^RT
cross list aigiW
cress mark (x) siiiTl-r*31. *W
cross DoycBCDt (of {oods)*T*'"^*%''
cross BiultipIicaiioD yath.WV'pf^n.t
B'BissiW m. (ancient word)
cress-objectiea

cress ebligstioB £ren n.

cressopterypsB Zeal. m.

Creisopterygd Poof, (tassel finned)
3***S1: M.pl,

CroseeptiloB dttt Hft*BBl(?I (their
ear eorerta are lo prolonged that
they itiek out behind the head tike
two amall horni)

Creaopni Zeal,

Crossolheca Pot, (genua of male fruc-
tification raaambliug au epaulet
with its fringe— Scott) dwsSTH*
*V*Tf^ (k*T a comb)

C. hoDiBgbaasiin*TW 4*SUI4t
cress out r6 *T? tlKST, ^irnr* (*),
(with a line or lines) H'AR'-'I
crois OTcr X Piol. (of genes from one
chromosome to another) qfliq**

SPlv (two turnouts) Jiglfim r..
cross plan WJSRJ ft?iq
erots-pollinated aJj Bol- »ni-*lTffl*
cross-pollination Pol. ■nT-*l(|it*l
cross prism Phys. *138 W

CTOt( purpol*

crowded toward* ..

erogi'pnrpoic OTtm
at cfoit purpoKi ^TWT
rrosa-queitioo gf)
croaa rale nfir-wi
cfOM ratio 3fath. Wtbpt wgBTl
eroai reference (reference made from
one part of a l>ook etc- to another
pari] HI

crosa remainder iain m

crost road 1 arggw ttBT

1

Croat rulea gft

ctoa>*aaw|Og KBBB, <rrfl

Croat lecllon 1 wgttw
a (Tortifial)T?s6^

3 (horizontal] ^

4 (a eempoiite reprcientation typi
tying the coniCituenta of a thing m
theV relationa) WwfVinftfVcM n

eroat-ieetioBit m ju«j

croat-aeetioBal area S«re

creit-eectioaal curvature RmJ CenK-
atgawbflTtwvi
(to*a*a«elioaal alevatioa
Bftirr (tranivarae]

Croat KctiOB let el book Sitrt arj*

wprb^-^-5W

creit teciioD of puMie opibioa et4
firgf»>«rre-3ftfir«T=f
«rote iiacViBg (F AVI 1393) (BntB
«rrRi

crote itaS Sarc catVao-^VB
croet>iiiieh n wfts*aftu, egrTW-efreT
rroti atnpet Mjura nfil
ctom the cffivieney bar gTT

WBI

fro** lolalt ifatk. (add I lion of a teriea
of Duml>era m theaama I'na* *3

sw wtn. atTTT um

croaa iraf&e ftlg (which hat to be
traotferred from the dotrn yard to
the np ) ard) airatnti CTWlBn
Croat vein Zaol ag'gig-grVt
croea aeolilalion cm
croaa vine wfig* ggaff

croaa retiog gfe gft^ ggyrg

creaiwiy cloven wood arijapr^tb

*m. artO weft
eroaa-weighled a.lj S/atiilid ev'cm
w*\o

croaa-weighling italiihe, Wwig-WITW
eroaa wir* ar^grty ijej

cToatwtte (ttaioii ZooL egfBW-mjjg
eroaiwoni panic
Crotalana fiot VWUV gwrfg

C tlbida (cool IS uted as a purga
tiTo— Baau)^w» simis
C, bengaleoaiasC juocea
C burhia (it It a cooling msdieine
— Bmu) gftg ii*n?

C ealycme (it hat large braett—
Gtabazn) QOIIE

C. fenealralasC. jniicea
C feiiiiinfolia«C juncca
C hirtula giaig;

C. juDcea sC. beogalenava = C, leii>
uifoluwC fenealrata=C f e o>
niofolia (Jtafnhay hemp, false
hemptlndian hemp, Sataette hemp,
anno hemp) etnn*g fwig? (B ,lf.
O’!, Ben Hg* Cuj Hin,

Vfai *ig. Kan henna aanabn.Mal

•i^H. Sinh r** Uti giA)

C. DedKaginet grew rtaigf (Um
Pan awrtlj

C moRttnawC alLida
C. myeoreoaia

C. «nxe0aie(efiMatii‘(rom Oriaaa')
TT-figiTt

C p*»oate*u gX gwtV (Beo ehoO
yhaaghpv) '

C pumila (pgmtaMwaniah') vm
gwgj

C reiaa# gtVmVg grwi
C acrices (tobe campanulate—
Baeo) *»mg! WOTtf {B ,11. wnw)
C letidifoliowC.jgiicet
C itifoliaalruin firr^-gT*m

C. vermeoea (floaar* I3-S0 cm.
toag-Baaoefnvftnvnt (B.M.

Crotaloa Zaol (genua eonatating of
tbe typieal rattle-anakeal ggvTjr®*
trgrfg

crotchet Jfntie (a quarter note) gi^
croteheul )at<i>iatcl><w;Vetaithn
crolent Ifiiiie (a quarter note) Ulfigt

crotia (n«(oB4 ««) Oiocfcem itggtfe

/

evotOB «g'*W w
Croton Sat. *ggt*'g»lfr
C caudal ua (a large aeand eat throb

— Baau] gnn**gmH (Lakhimpnr

C. tluteria (cascanlla, sweet wood)
rrjgf* BdUIB

C oblongifotiui ^ jrr wggiw (B,
N ,M. KtlrAl, Tal. ^T5)

C. reticnlatna (learea clothed be
neath with aitrer} tcalet— Ban)
gi*\AirggW (Bomha] paniferty,
Uar. pandhori)

C, tiglium (purging croton] hmi-v
wggiW(B.-N,M Ben. Pan Smh.
aqgiB.Mar wgiia, Hm ugi^rij
crotoo-aldeliyde CJirei *ggw
crotonite c/iwa nggitOg «
croion.rhloral hydrate sggrvAfJ

crolonie arfy. Clum Ctggtfe*
crolonic acid snntfrr wrw
croioaie aldehyde VugiTwc
rreionizatioa Chm n

eroloo oil nggis-bir
erotone) srggiwg w
croion-oJeie and arggr^-Arfifl ***
croioa teedt aragrw-dtn
erolony] C/ieni. wggWW n. (•'««+
when two ^a coins together, Iba
first may be ebtng«l M A"

croionyl chloride CAem* wggfd* ^
crotonyleoe CJiem Bgqitbig i»
trotyl Chem «gw n.
croupoui pneumoDitaelobar poea*
moDia J/ed. gyeg g^uq|« m

Crneat diac PAyi. y»aB'W ft**
Crow CIV m , aflxT
Crow.Oirvua diiron. n.
crowbar »>>g m. (tA f«“

swrn lever]

crowbar pUaling iVcifry gg*?'*)*'
crowberry

crow billed droDgo,tr«Wig-y*'^''l‘

tw

crow rrtnetaamarah mangold (CaVW
t alultru) CVB m

crowd argqrjg m . sftf

crowded arfy I ftjw, tfrg it-

•igpgw sn ran
3 (crystala) WT*

3 ForttUg (Fr denje, rlein) ••**'
wg WB1
crowded ilfeet

crowded towards the esleriof

CTowd*d with writing

441

cruciform

vTirntn ^

crowdfci vrilh>»ntinp&W^fy?t.

crowded (or deose) wood ««n^n, tRt
-il'lB

Crowe process Chert* (process of re*
jJioTing sir ) ^lal^nwi fTfll

crow.feet = field woodrush (Iw«f<s

cflmpejtns ) m

crowfig (Strvehnos t»«r roinirii) ft^*
W.M)

crowfoot 1 «Tf7^ m

3 =bultercup ti

3 arrsiiesbiU(^eraniNinprnlense)

m.

crow gtrhc=Al]iutn vinesle
crowViller (dnomirM roertifii*) *W*
wrft / (nin. Ben Guj Tel )
crown 1 5f5 n

2 (ths dome ol » tornses, s fcrwk
kilB, ete)^/.

3(«ip)mrt5 «. (Const)

4 dual (the pert of s tooth shore
the gum) Trftt''* « , (tlie top of s
tooth) ^rihwT ti.

A duiomoiiU TX*t rt-
AforMfrjr (the eolleetion of msm
brsnehee orertorP't'g the bole—

crown end pinion wheels
TX*!(-trm*i-er«

crown birk (CineXoM eJiciHalu) ftnu
m

crown-bonnd ad;. JV«fr» VX-C^
crown csBOpy ygrttlry ITt-HTTR
crown Cise X^k,

crown cises reserred einfVw tnrr^-
•ir«ht

crown eltss Jereifrir (the trees in*
erowo csnopr elsssifieil by lieifIJt)
position end conditioo)
crown eliMes m itregnlsr crops
FcrtUrjt StftrfjTX tirtf R
crown eotoo) (eolo ly subject to con-
trol by the Home Govt intnglsad)
mtrg'TTftVtr, B9Tri>R
crown cottttsct Lnis
crown debt* Lan tft ^ wm
crown difTrrrciution Fcrttlry tni-

crowned besds

crowned pi;:eon [ut CKH.

IX 833 fig 63)

crowned willow-werWcr A<e$ UTS
Ba*?rr» ttonnd in Tibet

W* 2 )

crown-fire Xbi-esfrjf (n forest fire
w Inch spresds to the crowns of the
trees— l.B R ) trn(^ m.
crow n form Fomtrg gx-wii-fil
crown psH

crown pis-s Op/itWeie/ (sILsli-ltme
glsis eontsmmg no IcsJ, s» egainst
that which contains lead) ftfflR

crown print

Crown Grants Act tniT^-*tg7f^ *1’®*
firRR

crown tnipcrial = Frilillaria sniperi.
till

crown land
2TTH<ltttir«

erowntaw R7ri^.fxf^}>^C-fri^(cr>ini-
Dsl lew)

crown lawyer Rtmt-ftfafftt
crown length Fortttr^ tTt-enXW, Btt

tftstrV

crow 0 liabililies mUT
crown office X«io (taVee cogousnee
of sllenountleaii$ee)tTKTgT*ti'WB

crown paper i^<e(e paper cootsioiag
the list of cniBinsI esses— A i>st p.
263h)«tr»nhi^/
crown plite fJlp

crown pleader Vav tnn^^riuxttl
crow n prioce gtmr ct.
croWQ princess I (wife of * crown
prince)

3 (a f emsle heir apparent) gxTT^/.
erow n properly rnn< Bofri
crow n prosecutor 4t9I< nfirnltn
crown representative RHRJiftftfe
crown revcBnes

crown side Late (criminal denartmeat
of the King B Bench) nwttfWei fk*nn
crown soliator <nn^
crown space Femtrn Wn WTR
crown stay II 8tI>S{^

er^D thmniog X'oresfrp VX fxiBR
crown wheel J/^h
crown width XbresIr^Bn finsTTi OB

crow onionsAlIioni eiiietle

crow psrsnip (rar<traciJ''i ojKci'nfe)

crow.pheasani nv- (ancient

word)

crow quill 1 (a fine pen male from a
quill of the crow)

3 (a bind of smalt fine steel pen)
f

crow’s daws Ranunculus arvensit

m.

crotier Bet (the ; ouog asens when it
IS bent in the form of a hook—
Chambers) stfXTSHf /-
Cr.P.C. (Criminal Procedure Code)
It (^f-HfipiTirfpn)

C.R.Teni (temporarv certificate of

registration— MVy.«) w.^-S.

(siw«It tt^tw-unrox)

C.R.T I. (eortmunication to original
registering aothorit) of transfer of
ownership— MVU «) (^t»

8151 X 1(1 1 & Wlfttf gHl-flCT >0

crucial <td;-(deeisiTe)f^xr)tnTt (severe,
diliicnlt) J-Snx,

erurial test Slatiitict fWwjftVT

(enieiat*deeisiTs),

cruciate o>}j- (hanng the general form
of a cross) Wf^lCTrrf
crurible Cke«. »pn/, (aaeiont word)
crucible rb. 1 (to melt m a crueifTe)

8 (to test 10 a crucible)
crucible dip CAcm. g^T-TT*
crurible furnace

crucible plate support sj^l-OgplK
rrucible process ijilT frBI
crucible steel
crucible support i f TOTT
crurible longs
crucible triangles

crucibulunx d/yrd. (a cup-Ube body)
g^TBltr w. (^ crucible)
Crucibulum BoJ. (a genus of bird's.

nest fungi) jrrWBOBJTSnft
crucifer TifuBTfSO m.

Cruciferic Bet- Ttlkni-gw n.
Cmrifcra rapi^Brusica carapcstiis
cmcifcrons oA/. (eharactinsticof the
mustard faniil) ) TlfirtSTJW
cruciferous plant TlfflTfTB 8I?T
crueiforei ad/. XTftTtCBTr PTfWBtBIT,

CTUcifomt flower

442

cryo-hydrale

VTTTT, BTcr (th« a: o( Brabml
tenpt of A«o1» is exsctly ecross + .
This form is tbs pursnt of m
•rery Indisa script)
emeiform flower BoJ a,l4.|( 5^
cniciform penetrstioo twins Jfmeraf.

wfpt*T*IT 5*11

Cnicil tu Crux

cnideoAf l(norefin»i(3)*ttf<tf'a. w'wi,
snw, (nitnrsl) ffTffir*

3 Statiitir* (not corrected) mrff^
ten crudes (beazeae, toluene ete )
snf^cf^

crude elhiloid sr^«{^ (tmiT
crude snlimoDy en^r^s ifsw?
crude csrbolie scid enrixfl sMfk*

crude cocaine srt^lp^
crude creosote wuftsfS
crude death rale enrtfrt er4
crude diptalio C4em *ir<sfJl *514(4
crude drug wn

crude fibre (material obtained as e
residue in tbe ebemieal soal)-ais
ofVegetableaubatancea— Web."Tbe
rMidnee 10 tbe aoil derired from
tige woody parte of plants —Cham*
beM)tr^f «re5
crude form ertfts^
crude gljeenne ■pjfler’j rrsft
crude groondaot oil
Sif, W W'W h*

crude lac Mitfisgil FTSI. a"fl Wiw
crude mice wcftaff arww
crude morphine imRs{S uiflaf)
erode naphtha wuRtf^
crude ochre eriRsfV
crude oil atuRs}^ f W
crude oil emnltioD errtre^C tizVg
crude opium enR«r^ eifjVw
crude oxide of Iron a n ftata sniV'Vi^
crude product wrfrspy env
crude protein Bwxhm ■ iRig ; a)-
ajfiw

crude rubber et^Rryn ^
crude aillpelre arTRcr'S
crude loggnliona WtRsy it gpn
crude Urtar-arpo] *cm

Crude Sea sr^Riy^ wrw
CToel aJj KT. fpr
lahumin WRlselg, wrrr^^*
barbarous ijs'itj W«y
In a cruel manner XpiT it

cruelty fJrtro (Cooet). fjw/.
cruelly to animaU WQ*fi|t^nn
Cruelty to AmmaU Act Tg-fitf^n-
srfiftwF

etnentua BoU T<ta (blood red) StVsi
cruet (n iraall gloM bottln for holding
Tiaegsr. mU pepper or tbe li1ie< for
the tahio) /.
erniae n

TOyage WBWIWt

journey wmm. mwt
trarel wntl
pilgrimage iMwiWT
tnp wnr
expedition i rfi n i R

cruiser iy,l /. (»«

barge)

cruising if,j (TgipidTitA.
crumb ant^^ a.

crumble tb «wT ITT tlWT,

sW t)wt. gblf
cnirabliog page Ail ^

Crum Brown-Gibeon rale. Cram
Brown rale Chens (ao empirical rule
reyoedinp the directire effect of s
group attached to an aromatie nag
upon tbe porilimt o/on CAtcriAg

tfroop) trftsrftstfit-fttm

crumb slruciure PUnf Eect. Oer
p 100) *tT5^ fwwi.etw^Jt.ATwwi
crumby eiyuclnre eis^g (nwWT
cr umpled a J,. peeg (inUaas (oldiag)
atffl sfca

CrampttU brosra Bl - cUorazol
brown B

C. direct tael red R _ direct
bordeanx TV

C fiat bloc-chrdme blue CD
C yellow • lupcrehroBie yellow
RN

crura eercbetli AAat.^uft7e«.f*,H>ht

crura cerebri ^noi ■wR^S-fswAw

CTuril aJj , j (jurtaiBiog to shaah)

MW. wW. An.

8 » femoral WVtT,

CTural canal nfraT
crnril glands Zed aNvoCer
crural nerre |

3 Zad Ml 4l|

crus *WT/

«rt"b ci

gwBwti iflusi
3 (a angareane) Arff. ^TffT
crush breccia Grol.
crushed adj- Tfe®.
crushed bone sriw, fiA ifl

crashed conglomersleTfMIAtT
crashed pith (of the flsi) »i|.

wnr. iwwT wTTWt>i
crushed range wRnfWt

crushed steel tWUW

crashed sugar trin, Sftft

CT

crusher n.
crashing by snow
crashing eapicity AniiRret
crashing charges
crashing equipment
eraihing establishment bmrrfl
crashing uduilry ^WwlAn
crashing machine ffBW.qaw
crashing mil Xf<t /, (c/, W »8 gna-
diag Bull}

erushiag seiaea (pf ,ngar caae)

«nt

1 (the hardened eiterier)*^/.
8 Jfsd Mft/.

Crasueea rarf. m. (rt elam),

crfisuoeoos «d/. Oct. (in liebeas) H-

cruiU petrosi Anct. ^TWIUI-WT
crustiaeii (of the soil) fWwi /.
eruti moyement
craslDliap-uabellue
Crax rafpm/.
o Cruria « Aerax ^fiiren. m

wfevT/.

«7 *i. tWi

cry* neryo-

(ak-bros'icreoidTuTT-.

wrt.

cryo.conite (erye. + Ok, feaii ’dait*.
psy dait found oa lea in Orees.
land) ^. 5 %/.
cry of tin W^Hgaff

(freezing mixiors)

*> (alas ass under kryegsns)
cryogenica, eryogeny (the subject of
refngeretioD Rtflea) anflfA/.
eryogkny - cryogenica
etyo-hydraU Chsm. (obtained

e« 9 -hT^e crytUUin* content

lowinof th* ltap*r»tori of » tola-
tion of lome febitioe* in wit«r)

•

cry^hydriceifj (fr. erne^v^rBU)
«fyoliydric poiot

cryolite (Gk- iryo* *iej- cold'— front
It* ley *ppe»r*nce) 9TTft* n». (5^
ice< *1* (or mioerU)
cryolite pli*»

eryolitbioaite flWt'l.fff* •*- (V* (or
iodiom, *- for r'WTJ liltnojo*
t»-lorTSCTi3fclniniQinm»ff forfff^^
flaoride, |i (or niin«r*l)

cryo>meter Plyi. Rftff-SW w
cryophorai Piyi. m.

cryotcope Pkyueet C)um (for deter-
mining (reozing poiDt*] ssi'iiil «•
cryoteopic «<(/. WlXlffl
cfye»cepie nieihod
eryotcopy /.

cryo-Ml (Freoeh *<f **«lO •= <ryo-
faydrite

cry^iUM pkyiiraf Cbm.tfTe*f>TrVffl.

ery^*t*t PAvnrol Cine. *t.

Cry|«irbie« iv«i r]«9m>nT^ (tbe
bill u imtll ea<l tho eo«tnl*

•r* eoneetled 5^ by • mu* of da*
vctrity plaree*)

«rypt Amtt. a*.

-erypt— crypt*.
crypto- 3*3.. t«iT>

CryptobraDcboi Zed. n^rvrhf-ffirPr
C. j«poBicn»

Cryptocello* /a»(.(»gMai of Riei-

noUi. rrhicb bear • lug* morobl*
hood that fold* down in treat of
th» month p*rt*— W*K) iCT^fbgst-
rrft

C. •imoni* »rsn*^-« I'jftiai
Cryptoeleidoi Pa(«ofxM.(frrpM.5*-f-
ilrirfo* 'eoIUrboo*' rj^Tgf*-

Crypiofocrv* (C) (frjpto- 'hidden' nt«
-Mweeni Bel. (3.

^.)

C. gilebmil (it ^odnee* denaUi-
twltrirrtr jc^nir
C hngn»e pilotie f f g i f r g (psinftB
Cryptoeoryeep^g (oy iTrytM'.eeref.
fcnrn* ** eluh-«htpod bnd or ihoot*)

& tpinlU 5»y»t ^

cc7Pt®8““

C^ptogimia Pot. ffl.

Cr^lopUux acadiee tA^Wf

Cryptolepia Bd.

C bachaaiai (* lug* t«iomg
•brnb— B mq) OTtryv-j-cann

(Kamann Bin. Dehradun

r«)

Cryptomeria Bet. (bu u th« only
known tpaeies C. fopemeat tba
Japan cedar) (on tha

analogy of 'eodat' and its

*} nonyffi ®snW)

C. jipomc*

CryptomoaadiBa Zed tygfntl-*1C! m-
Cryptamooa* Zed.

C. ov*ta

cryptoaskrypteoCbcfn. rfttnfi n.
Cryptonemiale* Bo<.(cr*Tfe>-!rT-}-Gk.
iwmn 'thread* V'+^oIr* ‘order’)

ft.

Cryptoniieni Zed. (Gk- trypfo* ‘hid
daR'+onttfa* ‘appliad to seTeral
kind* of tnaaeU*- Tbo adalt fanal*
b*i ao Iraco of enistaeaan e.lWl
orgaauatioB, and it ta only by tba
itady of daralopmant that Ut tra*
lyttaaastia poaitioa eae be gnawed”
—PH I Ull 39«&fb.tnrft
ery^topioe (crypr-+epiiun. obtaioabU
IS amall ^naotitiaa from opinm)
Clkatft.g^gWk/.

Cryptoplectron Jett (bariog vuiaga-
ted co’onri) fbsa^-nwfir
Crypioprocta Zed.

C ferox

Cryptoproetieae Zed. jatl f<*

Cryptopura* coaetii Zed. (a deep-
•«a fish) CTOn^ tfWrftr 'deep’
from tba

erypto-pyrrole Otm.
cryptoreludiemwcrypiOTcbuia Utd.

eryptorchiim •cryplorcbidiam
Cryptoategia’Pot. (a gsons of the
milkwaad family , of importaaea
a* a tonrea of nibbar Wab )

C graodiflora

C. madagueareiiaia (th* Tcioa of
laare* ara wbit^ 5*Tj(^

cryptoaloma Peg, (a bazten esoeapta-
el a W’W-iHl /

Cryptoatomata Pofronfof (anorJerof
bryozoans in which the true spar-
tnrea of tha zooecta are concealed)
y-syat-ciet m.

cryploitomata pt. of cryptoatoma

cryplottome wcryptostema

cryptozoie edj. Zeel. ( t\)

Cryplosonu Zool. 5c5n*S7?.*Icf m.
Cryptozoon Zed

c^pt* of Liebarbnbn «3 gland* o(
Ijeb«rkuhtt = liebcrl.uhn‘a gltnd*
Anal, (glands opening on the anr-
faea of tha intestinal mncona mem-
brane)

Cryptun=’nnamiforme*

.eryst (cry atal) m
crystal 1 m-
3 (quartz) wfe? M
crystal aJj
rzyatal rb WST
crystal cubonate irtirflV

crystal-clear piece 0*7

crystal face iui>nc
cryital form f^-*nviT
crystal glasswfiiDt glass
crystal grey «? (red WS » bues

of Ttry low »ri saturation) tPtTS
eryauU-werysiallo- (cryital) ¥tZ.
ciysul btUc* Phv*. rK-tnrw
crystallie odj. 1 (pertaining to cry stall)
mr. <KZ-

9 (pertaining to cry itallizatioB )

wfH

cryatalliferons nf;. tUXB*
cryitallifonn adj. WIVIT
cryitilligerons adj. (containing ft
crystal or crystals) TCZ-

Ts:

cryitallin Bioehem. (a globnlin o^
cumng IQ the crystaUine lens)

75ft/.

cryiulline od/. TOT, rBST

1 (eoDiiatiDg or made oT crystals)

3 (eontaining cryatala) W-ltja

3 (composed of crystals) TOTTt77

4 (reaembtiog crystals) faiaq.

6 (pare like crystals) 4^3^

6 (traospuant like crystal*)

cryauIliBC aggregates
cryatalline cone tot
crystalline content r^-rriTT

cryfiallina {aca

Ctanocaphalua

CTjitallioe face

cr7>taIliDe lathee valer

cryitallioe lens (tlie lens has do cr>s
talline characteristic)
cryslalliDe limestone

crjritalliae matrix PKJFira aTTJTT*
eiyitalhoe rock TiSt

cryslallme sljle Zod {a long trans
Incent gelatinous rod found in the
digostne tract in many mollusLs
—Web ) m

eryilallioity rrnZffT/, M (de

gree of cr\atal]iaatian)
ciystallile (jiarla the first step merjs
tallirslion piocess) atr^^ m
er7itallixibi lit; W»^-<htr?n /
crjitallixiUe ad}~ Tfra

•ryalalliiaiion «, (a«t). argsn/

(proeeaa)

eryaulliae tj i nert (*T?n"',

ww)

3 (to coat with cryatili, to deposit
eryitala) m-rfiw
eiyalailiied a<f; gwfrt
erystalliied gisger «rtt«

{•"CWO

erj'sttllisei i (on# who or that whie
erystalLzea, a r#a|<aO Wr«jCTtt-
*rn(D«.

3 (a TMsel) n

rryslallitiDg ctbit „
crystalliaiog dish WW-^TTW
rrjstsllo. erysiill.
n^llo-blasiic *<,.

etysteTlo^hemital adj XIX TmafNl
erysisllo-chernistry tu-gtrresf
etystello gentsii ^yx-inn n
erysliUo-genic, cryitallo-genieal,
erystallo-genelic aJj WJ Wre
CTy***nogeBy (branch of erysCallo.
lojy ) TOnrfirfl/

•eTy.,.ll<>.p.B -(a photograph,# r.-
cord of crystal atnictnre)

rryilaltographer mwj. mw<TTsh<rT

erystallngraphlc. crysullogriphjcel
aJj 1 (pertaining to crytlallogra
phy)nuW)<tV
3 (pertsiaing to erystala) Wife*

Ml

crystanoeraphj (the science of erjs-
tallizatsoD. treating of the ajstem
of form amoog enatale )

crystalloid I e<u]ii

3 =proieia cryaial Biel A»lpnt

mm ,

crysulloidal o<f/. fKTtftT
cryatallology n /.

crystallo Inmineareiice

crjatallo-magoeiic lufy
rryslallo-mriric o,f/
cr\stallo.metry e^fn^/
CTS>iallophylliaii0rf^ Geol TOTFI-
?fl?

CTMtallote tCTJ n
crystal malt Brieiitg
e r y a t e 1 mounliD* phyt fEMf m
(crystal bolder)
ctyuel orange Ool /«rf
eryaial-pelace bine (# eoJoar, blu#
sftwiti Tine of high s^. eaturalioa
tod low ft briliienee) tjlltw
crystal.palace green (eeoloor. > allow,
green '(Nffif to hne. of low te
turatioo nGd low ft bnlhenee) *«•

<ty««l pl«o« ycsel. T^y^Bwm
msteJ poncetu Ce| tnd r**oifS

erystel range m-wfioftni
crysl»l aandeecg^miT
crystal aeirlet Col /»d tets »i>w
erystala of Urtar wsmw rtz
crystal anger rscwin. ’#1*

cryri.l y.oler Col /,<f rss iftwsiftw
cryiiai vision rwj gft
cryilsl water Chens
crysttc aJj, pertaining to

or treeting of. see and ice pheno-
meoa) \at%

cryitogtaph (a pictore or wntiog on

glass) «TW1%W m (cmd-Ml^)
Crytfoloo (* applied to

silicon carbide) Slttwu ».
eryst^aphene (Gk iry.fatioa 'clear

ree -f aphen 'wedga'i a boned iheat
of Me) WW-ftwpft /

C.S (caibialea)eyft
Ce (eeeimn) Chant 5 f»T^
Cs(eirTO-etratoa)«rn (wneieinriw)
(eiTilaargeoii) «rtr (wmrgpn.
ftftjw*}

C.S. (cooperative aocieti) BH (nnri
tiftft)

CS. (country spirit) ^BT (^■Ssinr)
Act (Cooperatn# Societies Act)
B B. WftfiTTB

C S Department (Ciril Sun'Ii*'
Department) WI S ftlTT>I (WPT
H’n

C.S fluid (cerebrospinal fluid) slt
WIB (Bfci«x4{? RfB)

C.Sh (cattle show) BS (lUrr)*)

C S P, (City Supe nctenclenl ef PoIim)
B WT B. (BBT arrtfV epfliST)

CSR. i=CSFs
3 (CimI Ssmees Bales)
(wtBBT'JrfT ftmr)

CSRs. (Ciiil Service Eegulttion)
BT&ft (BRt? Jnr ftftBff)

‘C’ state 'n’tTJT

Ct (eeltiiim) Cham n(n_Tfl?T ^Ril)
C.T, (eolloijmal test) (bW'

C.T C (Commandant. Home Ouarfi
Triinmg Centre] (Wl,

B»it*rftT aRrhmW)

C.T.C. Order [CottomTextilM (Coe
trot) Order)

BR (filTT^ BftTt)

Ctenaceetbida* Paleoufsl 4mndf
CieDscaothus coilellsiai BIBTB

CtenecodOa PalMBfof (Gh lunf
’eomV+oha poiBt'*lftr+

Cteoini Zeot
cteaiditp{ ofttenidinm
nenidia) exia Zed. *B8te i>g -BB
cteDidinm Zed 1 (the gill of a aoJ*
Icie. eooaiatiBg typically ef *
comblike or feathorlike respiratory
etruttors) tTWrolff tt
3 (id certain fleas, a eorab-likeros
of spines) BPBtBW m.

8 (one of tho iodirldualepiaea) ^*8*
BTB 7 n.

cteni/onn adj Zed (sbapad lits»
comb)

Cteniaa Zed. (oontam the trapdoor
spider which make anosl*o««'*-
ting of a vertical bole Id the airth)
'tfVTOB-emfii

Cleaocephalua roed (Ok. Af/aaa '*o»h

Ctenocephilua cam*

443

Cubomeduii

TTT + 'lieaA' Z(xi.

it^jrftTT a'snft
C. fani*

<teno(ljct 3 rl (coinl) r*t) •'i-

CtrnodafljluH 2ool. Stlls

ftcnoilonl n»*

Cienodonlulae m

Ctenoclua P(i/rt)nlcf (GV. ifowa comb)

ctenoid acalea Zod. tWPT tlTV
Clenolepia parcini^Blaaianii parcini
Dot

Clenopbora Zod- w »V%la4!

tti pi

cteno{>hore=comb lellr Zed. fcvA

( *=1.) "•

Clenoplana Zod
C. kowalerikii

Clrnoplanidea iToil. m.

Clenoptery^ Zod. (fina have th«
etiaracter of fringes of filamenta^-

TH. 1 638) %«7nr-nTf^ (Gk. ilenaa
Vomli'

CteoottomaU Zod. (Qk> lienoi ‘comb’
4 xt. The earitv into which the ten*
taclea are retracted is closed by a
(rill like merabrane, the edgM of
whose (olds resemble the teeth of a
comb— cun II 477) *¥W3«rfnn
m. (aSTt sohorder)

« teal Sioltiiiri (the ratio of so ob*er>
Ted datUtion to the appropriate
etaodard deriation £sed by hypo-
tbeaii) *1 srg eiH^tJf

wjm)

C.T.M* (Chief TrsBie Uaoager) Ely.

g WTJT. (g?^ WTTWT'ffTs'CSi)

C.T.O. (Central Tractor Orcaoixatfon)

<1T.0. ploophiog cbirgcs (Central
Tractor Orpanixatlon ploughing
chargee) ¥ V <1 nriT

(Chief Traflie Superintendent)
g wtJ«. (g«i wniTOJeihji;)

C.T.S. (Chief Traosportation Superin-
tendent) /fly. g«r (g^iw^mnl
C.T5. (Conatahlee Training School]
ennh (sntSudrfrgwftvT^e)

-c t Ji>e centre (m the Labour Wal-
fare Scheme) '>T ’

*'C'Typ« VeUire Centre (lo the
Labour ^Velftra Schema) ‘* 1 * irsft *t

cu. (eobic) tr. (f^

Cn (cumulaa) 3 (s'"7ih)

Cu (euprtim)Clicm-ni(9ra)
cub (a j onng acont aiiaw m,
Cuba (a coiouT- yellowish red

in hue, of high aaturatiou and
Ion briihance) egi^saHttf
Cuba Llicksdunil black PR
Cuba grass=Sor>huni halcpeoac
cubaniie m (4IW copper-

we^iron-TT- lor aulplndei I'T
for ^(^ roioeral)
euba woodsfualic Cof /»</•

cuhbiD); (toorganiro young scoote or
cubs) M

cube Qeorn siw m
cube rh arc cubinj!
enbcb = cubcba=cubcbae frurlus a
lilted )>cppcr (duel uiinpa fruit of
Piptr eubfba) PIvtrtn suilflffW n
Cubeba Bel n<ailfrw flinft
C. oScioilisrnsn^ n»unfiw
eubebac (ructoascubeb
cubcb camphor Chtmt. iTr«wrtW-«Ty
cubch oft n»a(rffW-W
cube-centred

cube cuteh Cof. luil. an WTQtft
cubed

6 cubed, 6*. it einal to 91$ 4 IR
WS (t) M4 (%). 4 (A) tnw k (WTT)
4R (^) 414 (i)
cubcict m

cubc'like (v/y UiHeral. tj^-ttw
cube-number Uotlt-
cube otc tmtre*
cube-root Math sn«|W».

6 culie root 3.6\'9, iscqoal to

4trw^kent(«) (%)

6 lliinl root of s is c<|uil to-—- «

4 < r fi ■»<!*« k (t) -.(w)

eubc-slu|>cd a4fj. tRRIT
cubca of root# J/nlk ^ ^
cube sugar

cubi-, cnbo- (cube) SW-
cubic <iif/ l(eo)iR(y)

3 (having th« form of a cube)
W^TWTT, WW-

8 Cryil

4 Hath. ftWT* lX%). fcwra
cubic ». i/alk. (a curro of the thinl

degree) faai-ft ( 4%) m.
cubical edj, (cubic, eaba-abaped) T4,

W4WI4

cubical atom Phi/tical Chen. tR-q^
WIT!

cubical catechu terra japonica ^4*

cftbiLal contcnl(4) tR-q^JTT. tR-^lfRT
culucal cpitlieliiiiii Anot tldian w{il-

cubical eTp-io>ion = \oIuiiie expan-
sion tR-f4RT®t='lfttIl*r<Staiei
ciilnul form SRRTT
cubical measure tR-SR
cubic alum tR Stibai
etilnc cjpai iiv tR qilRl
cubic centiiiieler tR Slftflld
cubic cleavage ilmeral tRSlHR
iiibic content^cubicil content
cubic equation tnff.

«TT

cubic foot tR-lirX

cubic foot per second (cusec-) Zrrtg.

iR-^TT hTt (ftn).
cubic inch ^
ruble lattice tR stTF
cubicle n in ,

• ubic measurement tR snT

cubic meler tR mw

cubic mile of air vg VT iCffR

iiibic milhmeiretR

cubic Diier tR 4TTtl

cubic root tR s{sr

cubic si*e tR ijItbr

cubic space tR

cubiform atij. tRRJT

cubing S, I, c 1 iRTO »

2 tTnT tr> fiRTRWT

cubit 4 RiJi.fR

cubital (Lit c'lbifaiis 'p*rtaioiog to
tlistoreariii‘)=aecondary (any
of tlie (]tiill feathers arising from
the forearm ofabird) MU<l£4 n.
cubitus (one of the primary

veins located between the

media and the anal 3T tbid)

wrO/

cubo- (cube) tR-
cuboid ad] tRRiT, WRIT
cuboid II 1 jfatji Hiqna n.

3 Anal =cuboid bOne n.

cuboidal 1 oAj. MalJu WRSSflf

2 .inot. Vdlftc-
cuboid bone^culoid tpnf^
Ciibomcduiae Zool. (fonr tided cup*
shaped umbrella) TtflTf-tR m.

euchl*

446

euUnuT tttaniil*

cueliU /. (B«ag»li

nekoo (tn«ieQ( trerd)i

nekoo-brei<l 1 = Qxtiii ■cctotelli

fgUljflJ KWWWt /

^•tuckoo-flower (Cariamiiu pra-
Umit) fiv.

cuckoo<buttoii9 = cuckoO'fion ttICar-
danine pratiHin)

rackoo>do\e 5^ m (pw »a-

ci«nt xroti)

cuekoa (to«rer l(Car(?i>miii<^a(rniti)

3«Oxalis acetoaelU (iroo4 lonel)

cuckoo^grisa afield woodroah
{ZMiiita ram^i(rii) ^inHI w.
«Qeko«like adj (birds) Vtfiesiffif,

rackoo-maal X Oxalit aeetoaclla

3 »ra«ko« Sower (Cardamina fra-
lantii] m

8 (OffSBiu" rc4*flia«i<"i)

eatkoopintw X lords<aad-lidi«t (gram
fiMk«Ialu»i) *11(15'? Oh

9«anckoo*Aow<r (CardmiM ora<
imitil *f)Sn*iei oi
CBckoo'a bread wtuckoo-breid
cvekoo'a bread aad eheeaewOxalia
■cetoaella f^JTO^-anrrMl /
eorkoo a<ye {Qerantnm Tebertianim)

fa* wra^ar m

cnckoO-abrike ffmvi f (aoeiant
Dune) *

curki>o’ixa7(ir«nji/<raiia<it<w) «IW

M (B .N ,U ). arm

rnckoo’a meat^CeU aorrel (KoMes
autoulla) ira-^fCTT /
nekoo aahoeaaod itockiBgaBcackoo
Sower (CordamiM ;>raCenaiif%^EtS.

5mm.

caekooa aorre)» field aorrel {Jlu^

mra actiouiia)

cuckoo-a vietaaU {Geranium robrr<

Itaniim) A

cwew;o B eo eo^o
emeO)o boetlemicoeaxo beetle
Coeoli .leej m

Caealidae dfti (lamilir eompnain*
tb« eotlooa) VT5e.4TT *«. (em
'coekoo aoeianl word)

Caeolifurmos (order) o>.

Cueolioae Apn o>

ciieullar = racallate
cueuUatc ajj Bot. (bood^Iiaped)
*f^TT*n

eneul(ua Zodl. (of Bieuialei) •(^41/.
Cuculua Jret.4T^’t.m6T
Cucomana Zoo! (feuoa o( tee cocun-
bora)

C. plaoei WT*n»»-Bfi**440
Cueamar>idaeX?oo( o>

curamber 1 (OueMMitiil4imm»«l

3 (Cammta aolirot) MVtv ii.> aatH
eoeoebee tree (Xc^rkoa biftni&t)
fmftf
Commit Bel

C. aBgnnewghetkia (ptickif (niit
«( a apeeiei o( eoeumber) a5*2>

Cbelotmaloo. awMtiBaloD) fill*
(B J1

C neto Mr momordiMwC nb*

(Bordiea

C meloMf.niiitatimutwC utilii*

C Bomordiea irtA (B >U.

Ml. Din. fi)

C prd^hettnn (wild coevsber)

C pteodo^iocTBtliia » C, angor

C aetiroa (cocoaber) rftc* vkd
(Bio Beo. Bar- aBnj(

C Ingoooa (B.U.

fHw)

C ottiiaatmaainanm-viitCD .N.,U

wilit. Bid. n r./], Gq) iankodi, Bar.
Tam liallBriiXojr. Ben

toknr)

CBCorbil X 5U||<« «.

3 Ckeot (a iioard.«ha|ied reiael tor
diatilialioo) Atomr n
CaeurUu fioi, ^nVHKI-mfk (Cf
£t ilneata fiiifido ttioim aVumtetJ
C. atralloarrCleollaa eoigini
C. lagcaariamLegeiuna ralgarit
C netsma (osatoB pampkio. tad
goard, aqaaab fo u t d )

(Baaa 4Hfm|rr, Ban ptrip
Ilifl Uor. rSt^ar)

C. pepo (poeupKiar potakin, rega*
table ntarrow) 4T35tMi«c

(Baau w^l?)

Cucutbilaeeae Bot. ^*»neT-f* a.
Cucurbitalei Bot a.

cucurbitiBC ftnoO/.
rneojo (a fire beetle) n (ikt

moat brightl) luminoct animi]
known— PenjB’B Science Newt)
Cocuyo beellemcucuyo
Cod (that portion o( the food whick
irbroaght op into the moath k;
roDioatiBg animala from ibeir ini
ttemach) a-

mdbear X (a dyeitoff, a form of aretuO
Smisi*! ft-

3(the liebao ) lelding tbia toUtuiea]
InilTW ei-

tnddie’a loBpmgoIdeBgTaialrtrfw-
eaat Ikoptai) ai.

cuddle*me-lo^ea - p*»»y •" keaite-
cue (rtola Irieefor) at.

mddy'a iBgamcaddie'a loBgi
endweed 1 t^iTtViei a.

3 (any apaeie* of aaapWiaa)

cue Billierdi (to impel tba ball*) ^

eue ball Bitfiard*

coeata (Sp> ’<alepa’) W’?'**

mS nfkrvaff, adbi fn,

eoff ptoieetoT sl»w»«T tn.

eo. ft per aee.-aec.fi./mi.ft ^

eoirata Zeol (ariaoor of bony plato)

CD]aoi •• <* Ilercolia Citron ^3^
aflA m

Culeolua Zoot (bodr on a losf stalk)
*si*gTfl'*onft
Cnlex Zeol

C. filigtBa •• C. tjalBqoefaacuCia
(tba tropical honaa moaqalto)!!?

C. pipiena ( booit moaijiiito *f
Earope and North Ainanea) si'*’
am*

Culieieapa Acot WTTWft BJlft fcal*'*'

•rav)

Colieidae reof-'k^-dyr at.
Colirinae Zool. uemiidw f'T*

asbfamily)

coIicIbc moa^Dito ***'

iTTHijin «t Nt#t
mlinary oICBaila

447

•culture

cuU

<ull t6. 1 (to select from)

' ?st,

2 Forui^ (to msie e seleetioa
felling)

<nll n> Fvttit^ (something selected
e*p. es being inferior or worthless)

ftytn.

«alled fot«st=selection forest

<alled lifid sjfir, ^ jt
CuUeou Bot.^stW'Ssrfir

C. eseelsa (the frait is densely
covered with pnelles^Tr- I-lSl)
«wiwr M4S.JJ

«nlUt Glatt yifj. (hrohen or refuse
gtsss)

«nlin 1 Bet. (joining stem) «I*JW**f
m>

2 rof«i<rt(theehtrsetenslic hollow

end jointed item of grssses end
hsmbooe— 1 Pi ) ^T** ii*
cnlmen Zoot (donsl ridge of * hird's
hiU) /.

«nl(Uf«Ie (growing on grsss stems)

vt«^y*infO(-*\)

culmlcoloni weulsucole
«ul«iBiting Ai/, wfB, TTmtgj-
culmlnstioo l JUren. dSRflWd «.

2 Oeet- n. (Bolmss p.S23)

(epp depression Jny7i'’tRi)
onlpe Xiow (negligeoee) smTTi (fsoU)
fs. (see eueleisness)
cnlpshilitj srflTO /.
calpihle X«s9
finlty

wrongful ^W\?r.

guilty ^nt«, wwrfl

erimiAsl wncifin
cnlpeble homicide I<ito (I PC-)
JTIWTgWT

oulpiMe homicide not imonntiag lo
murder Lan wftT »fm-

sn’TTgm ^ T9 ^ 5?9

cnipible iguonnce Lav SRm
cnlpeble neglect Lav rrftT gW
cnlpeble negligence Lav «fW SWTT
cnlpeble oSenee Lav inTT«

cnipible rsihnese Lav
cnlpi Uti (grose negligence) Tit BtTTT
culprit t (sn eeeused) a-

8 (o-feoder) Wttrd) (-t^) m.
cnll >mige\ti{fa/.

cnltiTible ait

cttltiTsble ere*
euItiTible lind
cnltivable wssic

occurs in STTrxgm,

etcj

cnitivsbie waste lend fewsjfil
cnltiTite t6 1 jdr ^T9T, wtnf,

2 (ss, fuo^s) 4*9^9
cnIUTSted sres

cnltlrsted celery Cdpinm orateoJensI
sr»«f7l /. IB ^ .U- Msr )
cuIUTSied date pilm (PAoeniz daetf
fi/#ro) ftfsiwif os. (B ^ ,lf )
cnltiestcd field ^ ^at ^
cnltiested food crop field ^ «T*
ITW-|r*

cnltivitcd gronnd f:e sjfll
cnltirited lend tint ^

cnltirctiog cissscs
TJWJTi’l

cultivsUng inplementt v^srtTTTti.
cnltirsting profits

cahiTslioi right »t s?f«nt.

Ttf-sriWlt

culuvstioB 1 «4ets»..ht#r

2 Baet. (cnltoriog) dPlils n.
cuUiestion snd psstarsge ffir siYt
Tfjwitei, eflt

cuItiTition book TjJt, gyrf »l

cnltiTitioD. extensive andrinteiuive
fft. fstdrt Wtt st^T
Cuhivtiion of Fallow Lauds Ordi.

nance snrtl*’^ftr*Tdst*et miXt i
cnltiTStioiwif knowledge STTT-^cd^
cnltivitioa register T9stTlft»

cnltiTslioo season VTW, ^9Tt *T
TffT

cnllivation, spinning snd weaving
(of fUx) Tnf. aftt jnt
cultivator 1 (one who cultivates toms-
thing) oi^

2 (so unplemeut used to hresk np
thr surface of the ground..) sft-*

cnltivstor'seller fiTT-BlVfT

cnUi^tor's licence

cnitrxte ■■ cntlnfonn (tnifMhiped.

kuife-Iike) Bet. qOfT

cultnform=cultratc

cuharable aij,
cnitarshle area
cnllurable land *1.^
cullnrable soil ^ryt
culturable i*aste=cnlluTable wislc
land

cnUnrable waste land ywT

?cu TW3T itfai

mhurable waters BTs4 a^r^ht
cnltnral adj. I jrttrfja (Const )

2

S RTu-, iiTua*.

Cuhtsral Attache Sltffrt* y^TiO
cultural control
cultural education

liberal education (ri^

cnltnral enrironfflent Ttrf«

cultural expenses STT
cultural expenment (rt&frc
cultural heritage B itgft*
cnltnral improreinent Forettry BrSn-

cultural neiLod T%n-^)6t,

ftft

cultural operatioaa l Forutry (opera,
tions uodertaksn for tbs eompletiea
or uiistases of rsgsnerstion) dTT*
(mi. Turir
8«d7i4TTTh

cultural or manurial method ^ jji

wtrn T)f9» cnrai wx

cultural practices TTvt-Ccnx
cultural reconstruction
Rjrfvi

cultural release
cullnral right
cultural significance
cultural tending operations Forntry
WT*rPTTTfniW5r
cultural treatment Forairy

cultural value 1 grt^yfir* srgVT

cultural variety Bet- <lr}f=l^ HslX
culture \ /. (Const )

civilisation ttiuai
2 Bid. (rra m-
culture eb

-Culture (ss in lylTicnlture) -Tir

cultun

caltore «rei

collare bottle

culture <li*h ^-CTTtTO

rnliuted pe*rl HifiwRhft, fftnisraj

culture flisV

culture medium esbiedium iiv.

culture of orptDi«m fViTT^ jTTff
culture pittem trirffirc
culture petrl trafW itfl. jff#f

culture (olutioo Bor ftwrsr
culture-ipreid JOUT
culturing unne HeJ
culvert 1 (» dr«iB or rrtterwtr under
ft rotd— ) ftmtenw f,,.

a SfeWT

cum R , ir^, ^

cum. =eunio.^(eumie) CAeiu *7.

CuraftZool (eerepiee i» fused domllr
'Mtli the 6ret three or four tlioreeio
iegiBonts) vjjV-lTfTft
CumeeeftZsol •»5ftlt-»t»tei.{<nt o*der)
cumil(n,„ia(dei,]de) CA#.». itTf ni.
cum.ftldehTde (fawia + oldrAj*)
Cfceiii rftT5«5T
CumtlieMcouiotlie
cumtliaBMumtlis
cumiroeouiurooe resiQ
eumir gumaeoumirone retig
cuiBirieed/ err^ijf^
cuinena ^counting
cnmiTODC = eouDiirone
rnmar reiiDseoumsrone reiiD
cumber rh TTWI Tj»lin
cumber n /

•rtrwiar/) »».

cumboo millet (reeftiKtft-n ip.catum)

.Tnrn

ruml>rouiad; J<»Ti Jtfn W
«T

cum •liiidead rT«rtlT.*l(<’T
cum duty RQTV

cnmeae CAem. tflf** m
cutneosl CAeia ilmw n

cumifudj C4e<ii
cumic ileohol efifi*
cumie ftIJrbyde Slfr«
cumiJine (W. AWj/

cumidine red CW JnJ sfrfA rr
cumidiBe eeirlet Cef. InJ rht

cutnig (CumiBftas cteniftHiu) trflT in.

cusiintl seumal
Cuminge* Bool.

cumin oil

cu tniBo in (ninin + beozoiftl Ckim,

cumieol, eumiisole CAent eftwr ^
cumin ftced
com interert
CuffliBum Bot. tftr-ffBifii
C. CTmioum (enmin) niiti^

CB .iL ^ Bin. Ben K.b.
Jirnfle. On). Mol.

W. Tftl. *W)
eaminjlscarajil
cummin sen mis

(eumol»liTO"»diilioBftl

cumnUtivelT

cumnliiiee net aaqiloi ^
wfotn

enmnUme peailiy La„
ww, nmffn ^
cumulative preference dividend

cumulative preference ihires Cm.
cu mula tue puniihment Lav
cumulative redurlieo a ^ m

cumulali^ remedy Xoirn^V *1.

mmimYCR
epp' altemitive renedv
™^^*e aenience lav TerrwN*

euBo. fenmie) CAew jftr. (^)

cumotCAem.lftn«

eom ooetc Lam imw. mms

cum njbt Lam

c«BolaatifnH.tth»aMm.

eumulatioa {nv m

«umulaUveod,.lft^(.p^,
a Lam ft fftdditteoftl) Wfvr*
b (cftrtiod leto offoct ftftor tb. ton.
»■« hu (uffmftd • ponwbmoat to
^hi eh be h»a ftlreedg been aazlan-
eodj Tstnlia

cutBoUtive ectioa « ftecumulalive
ectioo if*/. (,,dd„ eroWntftctian
o^^e ftfter fteverel doeee)

•»«ley ^ jnft.

eumoUtive elTeel nnv Bfhtf
ff«rr^

cumulative ervoc Slatiri^
rcwir

cumulative cv^lenee Um

rumulaiive abare Com. liw* Aar
cumulative icmpcratareBtecnraa.

lated temperature bh
cumulative totals A«4t ■Arf
cumutiiive voirA^Vn
rumDlo.Dinbua Jja.tnrtd?
cumoloseod; (fall of heipi) TjfttT*

cumulus (» /lot bettomftd olond with

ronaded top) jesin m. >

eutuulnioopborut.tumnlui overi.

Zsol W*TVTSc»iit
cumulus ovincuiscumBlaaoopbft.
rua

c g IB B I g t proligeruiseumglal
oophorui

cunjl {«««+ »t) CW*T«*.
cumylie acid rftrfs’* erw
Cgnarcba Zeol. iTVfyaHnjft
PH. 1.119 ggiiT)

** °*‘**^|C ^; Dot (irftdfe.abapod)

Sat Tat. (wodioabaped)

cuBciform aJj. eiiooi. VlPT' m

wn-

cumolitivc fertility
cumulative frc.iucnry StoJ.ihri
nvdtvTfami

cumulaiive freqacBry cucvcsogifc
curve srofufica »tafb.aTf¥Trrt.«
cumulative frcifUcBry table 4tof,;

iifi Aerfb.BTrTTWJtTtAt
rumulit VC biatogcem S(a>idiri
iifftiieiNi

cumulative legftry Lam BUfW

ruBeiform cartllagesrtrtilage of
^ nsberg

cuneiform script o^ra ftrft, ^triFt
Cunicului (ganu, of paeaa)(LaL
cafticafei'ralbii') *»j artft
for rebbit' occurt Jn •rctera eotnm )
(^niBi 7oiJ. mfhVT mft
CaBeiogbaauB.a (a ganoe of daeo-
ralivo traaa of Ibe plaa taaul))
0*1^

CunnlnffhainU sinensis

Cnxcns^

C. iineDii* •tfW'irffHtW
CnoD Zo6l- fflfrft
cup 1 VT, n I *?fT

9 JmI n (la bone*), m.

9 (eocotont tb«II DS«d ts » cap)
«T«m.

4 (m a present) *11^ *.

CapsCnier Jtlren- H^ZCT/.
cap tad cone ■rrsagement ^

cap barometer ^Ttr-fTfrlWH
CDpboard 1 (a board or ibelf for
cap*) n.

9«T^T’l ».

cnp^ral Zcei. ^ imv
eapel C/un «.
cupel ti. CWi. (to refine bjr zoeaea
of a enpel) effr®!
capelUUoo Cfcnv- «.
capeller C/un. ^ ^ m.

cBp{erron(u .bea*oi8>OTime)
eopperone / (Pl^ copper

eapbcad 2/arA. «
capJd'a fatoariu (i/angt/^a i«ii«)
■ni«.(Bjr,U), «TO
coplidiampliog

cupola 97Ttf>/.

«PP'aS lf«f. «l)l6sin /.

eupr-, cnpro< (eapram) Cikeee. WH*

capraaiine bnlhaut blue Cel In/i.

capr*a»mine eompoauda 0 A e m.

wmfWKraVn

capr.immoauBni ftwft

capr-aramoninm 1 bjw
3 » Scbweixer'i reagent
3 ^euprammoalttm rayon
CBpr<araDOoiaza rayon

cnpranil brown Cof Ind mtrftwcw
euprea bark unr^

cupreiae (from evprea bail) C/un.

t nanC t/.

eupreoe Clun. niVu m-
eopreoue aj/ mfirT, TOrST. WTWTT.

(oiio U4 eopperr)
eupreoo* maagiaete mfsc »>T«
Copter.iaeie grjH-atjnrt
enpre..o.d leaf Sat. ^TJOnT
CapreeigaiJci JTjmrrft
C eaaWnaaa

C glanca -i G. laaitanica
C boruonulia

C, lawaoaiana flearea rritb nbitiah
■Iteaka «n Ihon&det enrfaeo — Tr.

inn63)nfirrtgT5ii

C. laiiianie* » C. glanca (cooes
^ eorered arith a glaaepas bloom
rg^H-Tr. Ill 1163) tljsnil gtpT
Cmaerceatpa (Monterey cypreaa)

C aeoipervircfu (cypress) «ihi* 4
giJtT (MW- 'oamo of 5s iR". Baan
STTf, Hindi ftf. Mar psrutc/u,
Tam «».^)

C tamloaa = lliraalayaa cypress
(wood It often oaad for ttisples.
It u olto burnt aa incense— Tr.

in 116 S) fjtrnnt-gyjti

eupn- I (cupric) CAm ajftt* (Tlftt)

9 (cuprum) ffW'
cnpne adj. C/tem (irf^
cupric ammonia loo Rlfjre fimfij

•m

cupric oxide ffiBn s;^
cupnc aulpbale
cupnde Chtm. a
cnpri-feroua od> wnuTl
cuprioe a cupreout
cupn aulphaa ITO tpf^, «ftn uVl
cuprite mftni ro (4^1 lor auto-
ral)

cupro", cupr- (cuprum) um*
cnpro-ammooiuiDBCupr-amiaoDiiim
C/itm vm

cupro-cyanide CAem WTO 4Ut%U
cupro-c} aaide ton mw 4UlllU *rc^
cupro-manganese rtra ^5*
cupron irwj/
cupro nickel Jletal um-^ins
cupro-pIambitetmtritiIni(^ cupro-,
plambite. m for«^ mioeral)
cupro aeheclue «nr-^ufi »« an (TU
cupro acheelite. for

fifty mineral)

cop roie » red poppy (roparer rAo-

Mj) •».

eupro-ailieott tlia?t*yT
cuprouioi; CAc<A.mTU
cuproua lulpbaievip^
cnprouf fulphide myil
cuprum CAm TOIa
enp.abtke •» nng abak« FertUrs
(dafacta in the form ofcracki along

the growth rings- I PJl ) 4^-
ftllZ m , tiVw llfTt (Germ. Bin^riji)
cup ihaken ad]. Torutry
cup shaped od] sp(*i*H

cup shaped depression 4.^ (|%|f

cupnle Bot-^rCif

Cnpuhferie Bcf

eupuliferous tree
CursBgaipor fjninnfit

C. amars (used as a febrifuge—
Basu) WtM stir

curare, curari (pg ,from Tnpi «r ar y
'he, to whom it comes, falls',
extract of StrycAnci toxtfera, used
as an arrow poison) Cl?n m,
enranne CAem KTyTtl^t/.
curine qn-f)

cunssow drri (an arboreal gallina-
ceous bird) m (?E 'cock' anci-
ent word)

curitive adj. wifrut^rO, tftilnwfl

(n)

remedial JltiiO

curstive measures

curatire statute Lav 3TWf|iri7PnnT
(ire statute)

enrator aifirnr*, ( 1^), •mriff,

01

Cuiator, Artbaeologieal Mostum
•twjy,

curator of libraries

curator tutor srfiTT^ weelus

Curator, Zoological Cardens aivvy,

curb 1 C/un. Ufy (tbs walls of a
chamber in which sulphuric acid is
manufactured)

3 niy = kerb TVZ, m.

4 Sfoel Bze)iange = CTXth market
eutbmirket=ouHide market

curbstone TTT^nt m
CurculigoBot 5 ?T?it-innft
C nalsbaneasC ortbioidea
C orcliioides fwi girrft (B-,N ,M.
5*1^. Quj lull nnifi, Hin. iofi
muifti ntuAu/ii Mar Xufinuroli)
Curculio Zool (a genus of weeyils)
*nt«« tntift (a’l
t?^)

Curcuma Bot.

Ctiicuma amada

450

current

C. am«d« (mango ginger) KWFUt
(Daau efransifr, UW. "TWlP*
Tfcn, Ben amo-odii.Hin
Mar Kan nni&i/Mldi)

C aagoitifolx (Eaat Indian arrow*
rooti narrow leaved tnrmerie,
wild arrowroot) wWtT (B^
N-,M na^r, Hm Mar laralhirai
Ben. liUtir, <3u] lasakkirtt)

C aromatica (Cocbin lurmeriOi wild
turmeric, 5 allow ledoarj)

(B N ,U e-uRft l. Hin.

Ben e'lo'*. Mar <Ft*TiOuj
taruikaiaiara)

C caesii (black eadoarj) ^”0 tfhjl
(Ben lelaAi'iIdiilliD.Qu]

Mar

C- looga (Indian tafirdn turmeric)

Bimeit TftT (B.,N ,V nin.
Ben Qnj fW. Mar »«t)

C fedoiria(tedoiry)C^'t^(B-,
M MadV tocANrdi

Peniauttirhiir.Uar lackara, Ilio.
toehiiM. Guj Inchnri, Kan ka-
eherai Mai Tel *TR\)

eurniraa paper > tumenc paper
TfctI W

curcuma iiarcbwtikor rrn(

aurcumeioe Cel IttJ
curcnmiD Chcei (the eolonriag prie*
eiple of larmeno (Rsi) /
currumine Col Ind g(W/
eurcnpbrniae Col Ind /

currupbrnine yellow Col Ind ^T**'

curd

furd fruit (frroaia <lcp)koniiim)«fir<t
f> aJ.Jf,M).Vf
mrdle (coagulate) ar f ie en n ,
enrwi

curd tctt ^freftin
curd* milk ezt {WI ^

cure n 441l< m
bcti cure Twq afr^U
cure ri> l^UwiTwyin

3 wfl'fluiw, ^nbr uTwt

9 (to prerera, aa land for a crop)
TTUTT UTWl.WTUTt UTfl

4 (<fry)wflni>T>l
6 Ckc<a. arfirmve

C (10 care for) artjTTgrw, m
cnrrd rubber a^irwifcw
curcr arfinmu »».

curetting tbe ulema aillfini'Kl^T<I
curfew 1 ('cover

fl (not atimng out of ona'a bouta)

uftywT^-ail^ «».

curfew order KftlwrT*

•rt^w

curine CAem. f. (/or ezflanation

eunog with aalt CAm Bk’llftlBT'n
cunoiiiy 1 afwu n.

3 Trgurt. fasnin/
ennauad^fj ifeieRi
3 7139,^718

cvriooa auggettmu 8^14

cunam (^amant no. 96) 7**m8 m

(^)

coll n. I (of hair) «.

3 r/eaC BolAol. (any abnormal rol-
liog or eurliog of laarea) 'efi>»wn

9 Fon$tty (Pr. o«<f»l<al»»«) TtRw
C/. 6gurcd wood Mis «lt
curled doeksRuaacx cnipua
curled batr arinu^n (aociant word)
curled wood «iflre «If, OlfHtTTt
irurO

curlew 7w;.8Tfl/. 6ta bauetiog cry
of *eur law, cur law' nay ba oltao
beard far ovarbaad at nigbt
pd aociaot word)

eatlew.aliol ^cea«im-««t«p>. (onfv
aoetaot word)
curly edf. 1

3 Fortotrif (of (be gram of lumbar,
hiTiog Bbraa that aodulata with*
oat eroaaiog) utPlf,

C/. figured r«Pt«

urrant 1 Bo< (tba acid barriaa of
ilibea)

3 (a colour, rad 4^ lo boa, of Tary
lew 0 ■aluratioii} m.
curreocy 1 wwid aa. (Conat.)

3 m.

during curreocy of tbe icllleneni

ji^, ijTwvwi

« nb«nf« 9

ifuriBg ibe curreocy of a mongaga

«>«v s«4«nfk 9, fc

nSp

currency and fioaace report wvrd
TOfkW *ft\l77

currency and reaoorce operatloni
(FUG. 319) ^•l4 tflT xntftVTU
Aryrt

currency area
currency authority
currency block
currency bond •MtlB ^rig
currency by tale rjapt'^tTV
currency by weight tnT'ingr wn
currency certificate antid HQI>I19
currency cheat f^rtfl

currency cheat balance

finiritwtw

currency cheat book nsfld-n? ja
cnirency circle e|B|vi*Tt(
currency claaiification WTTd’k'ITtfB
currency depoaiied unit
currency depreciation face wid-«9-

currency developmenta mrd’ftmi
currency group TOrftV)
cnrrcncy inatnanieot •rei(i'99y(
currency note Mvn n.

Currency ^ote^leal TON9T*gyii*9
currency office

Currency Olfiecr TTrS-eHilfTft
currency of licence
*(4

curreocy pnaciplc tviii fkCT'v
curreocy rate en[N*w4
carrcDcy remillaoce VBlV’fkVTei
currency itandard
currency ayatem

currency telegraphie trioafer (trana-
farriDg eurraney by talagiam ba-
twaao two tceaaariai] (^If)

nn wwi^.^iTiwfci
curreocy tranafer WAtd aoiklHliai
cnrreocy unit wtrm-'fW
currencywue trade WSluijNK HTTTfi
«9m(

eurreoey wilhdrawn n’Wigw word,
ftnwl *141 4Wlxr

currency wiib the public tPraikVTt

WWT4

eurreol adj. X oisPT, Kwf^f. WT^

3 (aa, aoeounl) WW, WTO.

9 Xaik. Wfl ( rO
exitiiog fetnm

current » I *4Tgra
3 rZee. 4Tg, na.

direct (airent 47(

curr*nt account «l curve of probabUity

ilternitin^ current WT^ at5
owilUlin” current sfr^
puUuia' current VTK
current account TO FWT,
curient »dJfe*» anttR *rtf
current •greement rate

•r5

current annual tncrcment (G»\I)
FiTtiUy (the rate at wliicli a tree
ctov It locreaaiag at a particnlar

tira«-I.P,R)

current bank note Sivftia id^aW-
VX

current bank paper iTvf^ wfiraW-

T»

current coin Hvfes
current eoordinatea 2Iat\. TOT
current credit Bt7t|
current demand TO[*lbt
eurretit depoaii TO ftilV
current depoait receipt TO-fttflt-
jnfts

current dutiea

current electoral roll aihtrt

current elecinettr f
eutteni elemcat Phy,
current ettimate a h ii s t anaTO
current eapeote*
current fallow land TOlVTtft
current fioincial month WTeS,

*tT*t

current financial year
current fund* to
current increment forutry

current usue rate a^JTTT ^>r.ari
euttenv liability to
current li«i of defaullera

current tom TO^TOtt. TO TUT?
current map a-fiTR Hirfro
correnl market pnee r^Jira ftvfit-
TO5,nnft4iw
current market rate

current meter wrfJiH n
curreni money RwfJrt
euiTeni month TOtan*?. mar
current note* awfanr ardir
current of air
current order Ttotr

ciirrenl paymenl* TOf
current price

current purelit»c permit W^•

wgyr

current €|uoia VT^naiftJ

current rale viRR wi

current rate ol e\«lia»gc T&RR ftft-

TOar4

current record
current register

current repair roaia T^nilT aVffffTT*

•TO

current report TnlTR sfS^^,

current retail pricea gjR

current retcoue dcmaDd
wfimroi

current retcnucs rAiR ?IVR
current road )car (p.W.D

cutrent aeason crop tXrr ttig HR
current actiletueni RtIrr ajcTORf.

current aortal ami political affair*

to'rr trrarftre Tfrftuft

currents of water TO*tnff
current till TOTOt.?^
current use
current itiue to'itr
current tarietie* hhit, TOI.

TOT?

current week’a gaccite TOtHrHI «t
TnJTO

current working plan Forestry «i*TR

current work* EcTOHI «rf,
current year wdniT trf.
current year'* budget v4str VI
•nVRTO. TOl.TR «f HR*TTO
current yield TwatR SlRl
curncnlum TIS7TO f» TRT n
course TRTO^
ivllabu* Ttr aliR R
curried poiatoesTORT^ «n?5.
curn-iraf tree (d/arroyo Xoeniyii;
(aj?)

Ciirsa = 5 Eridsni Jstron firdiT TO-
ST m.

imprecation citor

anathema arisnm

cursnc acnpl SRi^f^
CursorU^llialToal roof-HlfiR-m yl.

(t7 Tnl)

cursorial adj Zod. TRi (4^)
cursorial digitigraJc Zed

Trft

cursorial Orthoptcra Foof- Tlft-Ttg*

TOI

cursonal nnguUprade Zed. Hrft

Cursoriidae Zool- Hffr-TTt m.
Cursoninae Zool HffT-wgw«i rr„
Curtoriui ZooU (genus of the t)pical
eonrtera) TTfil-TaTft (RT^I— remark-
able for their tpeed in running C(.
Engliah ‘ct>nr»et )
cursory esaminttioti fsta TfhjtT
cursory glance rtta-crs
curtul xb 1 (to reduce) TT5IHT (an-
cient word), TH THTT, tfTRT
S ■tRIs^XR, tflRt
S (to dock the tail of) yu«3An

4 (to cut off th* BUd)

5 (to cut any part of) JalOST
ronail ngbi# nfroiT TO «RT
eurlaio (doth hanging from a rod)
TOm w-i tR^RT TO n ,
curtain nalenal tft «t TOfl
curtain rod TO-TTTO
curtilage jrtnst n
currature Tfir, TTOt/.
curralure hypermetropia ifrH-TOT*
Tlflrin as opposed to WTffaiial)
curvature of earth S^-TTOt
curvature of the spine ^c^l-TSTT
curve n 1 TS n., iJbT

5 (on road* and railways) TTOt A

8 d/otb. TO n-

curved od/. TT, iri. ’t)®

curved approaches it)f TTOltR TO?
cun ed line ilaUu TO
curve dowrnwanls pliys. *r^gHTT>
curved pipette phys. TO TITO
curved aurface UatU TO TO, TO
enned timber TS RTOS, ^fl HTT)
cuned vanes (m a iiplion)^?
curve fitting Hath. TO *t v=ii^g T
curve of buoyincv TTOjfy^.^
curve of closest fit £{.](isfics ftTJTO
•IHIfllH TO

curve of mtrrsrclioa ftitR^.TO
curve of normal error Slatifh^t
HTTOT fcHT-TO

curve of proliabilily ^urf^-TO

ctura Tinging

cuitoma oftziditi

<uTve ringing Sire

curvihccip irei .VolV

cortilifM-ir coffeJMtion SliJtitlict VS'

curvilinear figure S«rt>

WTfft

cumlineir pertpectiTC g*?»jt-3rrrTTt
curMlioeir triangle
curving ST’H, (bending) tnr^ n.
cuteo birkacuico china Pham-
(from CinrAoni pu&ciMiii) U 14911-

cuico hygnne Cfiam
cuicenme Cfcfin »TR!7ft/. (diatiogui-
ihed from aneise ifl-lffl)
cutcui (FatiDma auanioidat] Ttfn «a.

CB.NJJ)

Cnieota Dot

C arafaiea m C hyahna
C chinentii (dodder) ^

C cpithymun(4pi(kv'nii’n‘grQniag
•1 I parwita os thyme
Wiftw erJfW#

C h y a i I a a varv^ (Eio.

mrod^n)

C. refleia (dodder) emnee-ennivM
(B,N MW ererrwft.Bis.

Ottj trarV*, Aaeim amrlati, lltr.
■ant*)

cutentine arirf)/

coaec (a cubic foot per caeond) Irrip.

(WlCJlft ftw)

culhion 4l*(, rm n.

cuthionflawer «. (gift 'eucbion*

aoeieol word)
euthionliLe ft^Fl
cuihioD plant HW

cnik darnel - red poppy {PnjxiMr
rltoAu)

cuip i (of a valve) X* n
a d/e(A- «nn n.

Cuipidana Zort ^fiphetjnrft
Caipi4tniJ»e Zoel (tiphone long
CNn iii 450)<rtflnn«-*Tt«.

cuap ot * valrc wm-^
cnalard apple l (denoitn agunaioia)
tflTTW* Mar)

g(da«<m>irilidildin)irT4)/ (B-M.)
cuttardrhecietaeheeee (lower (y<il pa
lylarilrii] n.

cuttodia legii Lav (rmatody ot the
law) ftfc-erieTgtl /.
cettodiaa-etfimr* n. («• earetabar)

4S>

cuiloditn general >e

Cuttodian •( Evacuee Property

coitodianafee«lf)nV«
cuttody 1 law atEntgt/. (Conat ) [,ei
apprehenaioo)

S (imprisonment) tllllatYfl, KlrTw m-
custody and care «fknin «ftT
cuttody and distribution of food-
grams argvn»^l « atfirtsw iftT
ftstvi

CDitody and posseuion llfirm tiTT

vm

cuttody of cash ^c-sHtnun
cuttody of law urnt^I

cuttody of police unf g-arfiTTKn
cuttody of property Late Alftt €1

cnitody of records aiflikltl^t nfitrgi
custody receipt atArnn
cuttody reception book (m a poor-
bonaa) •rfinwi-Jl’ra-JtSf (UplM.
S64/3)

caatedy, safety «o<f proper employ,
meot (of fuods) gnm rfn

euitom 1 Laie (long aatabliabad prao-
iico eoiMidarad as oairritias faw)
(Const )
coBveeiion
habit «sint, until

practice atiw, tOlflTi
by custom It

3 •>cttttomaan^;ru,i{t«I(jFK *.
cuiloraary lufy ^
cuilomary and babiinal ^ afty

customary annual apcculalioa UT
iftufiei

customary buHoeaa practice imTTt-

wfi

customary raoccMioa Vi
mlQBierj discoust *7(1?
cnitoinsry dialnbolion W ftTT*t
cattomrry cascinenC £a«
tjfHx

customary entry tgcshfly
mttomsry figure dr*^
eottonary law vft (a^
cuilomary maseer utv flDl
cuttemary netbod V*
cuilomary natures WIT
euttomary peryniaitea W ffhrftxrt

enttomirr pnvilcge^ftTTTlfiFrt
customary rent ^ stiTV
customary ri-hls Late W wfirTTf.

(»« right)

customary aerviret^ ^

cuftoraiTJ' tonal usage ITnnf»gTO

cuilomary tare 7T UKulf

customary

cufiumary use ^

custom duties an^lS, rilUfOTT H

cuslomed delientore KTUf^ Ktm

customer mgv m.

enitoiuer’s handwriting BTyT%iytV

lr*t

castomer's ledger nryv-Tinit
cu-tom exsnunation
custom frontier^ customs (rontirr
cuttamhoute = cuilomi house
euitom of merchintiwlaw p.(rcbiB<
Laie Tim? ^fr, wirr-ftT*
custom v( the couelry
cuiiem of the port (isttlsd praetie* «f
the port— tiyar)T’t^<ft
custom of the realm
eoiiora of trade TQTTltVfl
eoiioffii mym. tdtnyjw h
cnsiotos aerodrome nTtrvf
euiiomi auieodmcot leijrndffttf*
customs and union eznse re»ro»»
alalrment inun shy tlT

ft*M ,

euilodia sulbonty iijfiiein

euatoms bill ot entry wijyy-KfTft'T*
customs liond tsi^fV
euatoms budget wyjw-tiit'tl*
curlomi clearaoce licence «7JW*
(JreuiTa-at^f^

customs tlearanee officer wi***'

customs elearaoco permit 4i?T**

customs collector enOWg-wHit'l
cuslomi deefaration
customs doty anoy*.
cnsloms duty receipt «T5f»« *1^
entloma formalities KiyjTU rfryyrftF

mfr ^

customt frontier ailUlt mHP*
cnitomt honte
cuiiomi Invoice errjW
Cuitomi Mannll fcfllTli*

cuilomt officer arTy[T«-«fWlf>
cutloms of traders •• trad* mslo»

cuatoat o! uiex

4j3

cutting of eoini

■ PTTT

euVoms of nierXatc 3T*

C-r-sft

cailoms orertjmc
<a‘tonu iwtt

cu'iomi reyuUtiona

fuJlonu relurn *rt5^ aii^v'i
oiMonn lervice M
cuMomi lUtion
cuMont« Unff« S^*nfe
cuitoDii nnioa
cnitonu QiiioD

ntucrtai xoie
f ut r&. ) «IZ^, ^

3 fl »t«neil) ftt»W
CO t s. 1 Vn a-t

3 Pari. Preetiet n , vtltTJ (as
in. cot motion)

S ifed. 9il ».

cat aa<l r«mo»e «TJ7T iffT %
ntaaeooi nric-
raUBfous ipoplea^ ^^iFTOn
ntaoeona glaad Anat ^-irinr
rauneoBi nerve t:}
cBiaaeoo* papillae Zoj! TTf-fitrTJt
ntiseoni plexni ZmI. *r^ Ten
entaneoai lenie

tstaaeout ajitea z^ol. 'n-4^
rat a ileseil ftT!S!rt
rat la«k tA 1 (to ihorten b] catliog
off end or enffa— Web )

2 PcTfitrrr (to ent ?im!i with the
frooad any item joongsr than a
formed tree or atoot »ith the object
of ottaiain^ tapenor coppice grow
ih— I PJL) E&rfw. rj^fir^wni
ff (ns. a tillsiJe) VT?tt
Cntrh Gfoj m.
retell 1( J(U/-iofatccAjj)w5;rrt (R_,\r,
.V ). «:»in

0 Col- tn J. rra^ft /
ratcb brown Ccl. Itid *nT») WW
Cutch slieath-tailed bat J/amm? «Ta

ra!.fiager=ljrge penwinVle (rinca
•na/or) Bet.

rat fln.h with the proand ^gVT.

rat fodder «IHWT ^

Cnt^,« (t'fd* are eery handaome
r™) anwa-tr^rSf

cuticle 1 Anal, (external coat of the
■Li i) 3»S5r H.

2 Bot.T’RTTw.

3 2'oof. (m nnicetlnlar anitnal«r the
cell naJrtWSifirf’*/

ratiralar Bot. "a'wOw
enticularixattoa Bot 3-M<ri n
cutiralirue rA* ^'Wfl
euticuUrixed edy fiat
cutitular transpiration Bat.

calm Bet TTtffft /
rat in Blec n.

ratiaixitiOB Dot »•

rutinize e6 Bot (to change into entin
TtnftTa

ratioizcti adj Bot diwOfes
eutis WW n

cutii ansennasgoose flesh n ,

cutlass, htmtiDfl knife Wiitc-gft,
cutler viwfiliiei

Cutlena B«t.(agenaaof marine brown
algae characterueJ by trne alter
nation of geserationa. the gireeto-
phyte being an upright plant with
% broad Cat forking tballos aod the
aporophyte a flat IcbeJ dise)(7*>*^'
trrPi

C moluGda xfi^

Cnclerulea Bet. ftaw-»ihru.
cutlers' cooperative locsety
«rgWT*t-rf(2rPf
codery I

3 (cnttiog instruntenta) M-ftqatet
n . wrfy

rat-tnociou BarL Broctice

^frsftawTT
cut njoljonfonn
ffwiw «T ffrr

culo-ce!luIo*e BiOrheni (a combin-
ation of ratm aad cellnloae) 7m1^>
*V«n5

cut off eft 1 tmwT. •itHlg't, ^rntr,
tfiT Ti^’tt srtfta
3

railoff n I M'jan-l, wtr« yw n . ^ n.

3 fbra leh) /

rni-off lake 3 oxbow lake jTT«y- 97 tr 7

rat-ool w. EUr. «i.

rat out eb. Blec.

cut-oicr forest (forest of wliteh tim
her has been cat ot')
cot peal Foreilri/ ^-< 1 ^

cutpiece n.

cut pile Textiles (p'*®

cut atenis fr9

col stone yv! nrag. TO jsri qttiT
cut lurface ^ a», TO JHi tp=y
Cuttack n. (*?^ canton,

nient)

cutter cA? ni.

cut throat competition fTco'i

^i-en

cnttiD' H 1 «i . TOf, *TTO

2 Ajrie. n , wiidb (tee

3 Geoo «

4 For'ettrv (as ii> secondarj c .seed-
ing c . improvement e ) n .

TO^. SPtJ^

5 (of a newspaper) n

C (part cat out) ?>ti ft.. (part
dog eut)«TB «

7 Fet itlry ( a short length of stem,
hraoeh or twig placed tn the gr^
and that it mst develop into a oetr
plant— l.P Ik ) f ^ n , 15^, TWW

8 Herl. (stem entting) n , «5W
ruttio;; and bleediB| (of bags) VTTO

cutting are# JorfJtrjr
enltiog bark 1 MUbOd n.

3 Hfg-^ n . vjfJrHTttCTTO
3 (a hillside) «TTO (/ci ripfanalira
w<*cnt back)

cnttin* back operations Fatettry 9^-

rutting blowpipe ir<4]S
cutting compound Jfntfi
cutting edge n .'9Tn/, viTT

coltiag expenses Forestry vA’f-ru^,
W\ *tf9

cutliDg flush with the ground Feres.
fry

cutting from newspaper cmTOTT^-

entliit’ soitramcBt STTOf. to^

«1

rutting lubricant

rut ting snachistr TO? *T TOT

ruitiog-man «rr»’5^ w .

9IWT

cutting of coins tV-TOT

culhnff e{ cropi

cjano-gcn

cutting of cropi
cutting of teeth »>» ,

cutting oil

cuttingoper»tion» Foreilry
cutting land (kvtn
cutting lection Forttlrg (• inbdiTi
aios o! a leiiing aenM fonoad mth
the ol>;ect of regulating oottisga in
•ome ipecial manner— l.S R)

cutting atnei Fcriilrg
felling lenei
cutting torch

cutting trenchei wIpT

cuttlefish 2ai (it is not a fish, dia
chargee ink at Us assailants) mfl*

cut to length gtfiSTTrt

cut'wortn n

Cuviertin organi Zoah (eject! rrbUe
threads a hen disturbed) ^
CuvierisB emu* Zoot
C, (ipectSe heat of a gas at eeai
tint Tolnme gft*r) *t
eVD (Oieil Veterinary D«p«totnO
arrgft’ (3n»gT vsfVftM fii^;

CV {convict 'warder) st^)

C.V,F’c*p folio (eream woven sn-^r)
ftrfknTw w«ttT5

CR.I {carnage and waggon mipeo-
tor) J1I» m ft {^ ftthgv^)
C.^.&P HeicarchSlJliooVtfftSH
*TO ffST waWw-wrg
C.R R (eorpice with reservee) ■tTT’l
(WKJJifl

C tt S (coppiea with standards) f
(fTfyjTT nc^)
ewl OiundrerlaeigbOnr (rTbfi}

Cy (ejanosenXAeifi fTT (trrww)
cyenielide (/-JAM +»Kfamftn+ ,J,)

Cvemotlua Pulrontoi (massire
crashing teeth— pn IMdS) WT^T
fftrrfi

Cvamopsis ffrtit-nrft

C psairalioidesBC, tclrigeneloba
C. trtra'onoloU ermruT iftgiy
(Boiuha) ifO, irr. Gu| »fVTV, Jim
>t.r. nlrTT. NWIVonnees V^r,
C»Tr, Cmu ^Tyrftarj
Cytmat Zed (vhale louse)

*45«

tnrrft

cyan n hue between green and
blue) fiftnlK, etiyuiJi m.

cyan-, eyaoo- CficM ^mn-
■cyan £,eeJln» -WUI
c y a B-acet-amide Cfiena

tyan-ieetic cZj Chen
eyan-arelie end ;qm-gffnv etrn
cyan-amide Chen nW
cyan-amide pcoces* TUTH fwt
eyen-asthrene Cot IhJ
eyan-anthro) Cel Tnd- ^UIU ftvv
cyan-aoihrol fast green Cel lad.
rmt-fnirf ft«T

cyinantbrol fast grey Cel ted mtt*

fgOT fir* HJtT

Cyananthus Bet sflRfrpt-inRfh
cyanale Chms fVralV n
evao-aurate Ckem.
eyan-aonc«di CKm
cyae-esunne Cel led
cyan-beotyl Chen tBtWiCW
cyan bine (a eoloor. green bliteTfr^
in hue, of low tg aaluration)

tyan-catbome odj Chm
Cytoee Zed ft genus of jelly fisliN)
n gT t n n njnnft

C aretica (rel in colour, teetaeles
to inetert) ywn muu;ni
Cysoeidae Zed ugitBini fill n.
eysB eraie ?uiw twrci J
evao ephidrsw* gU'mfUAx
cyan formite Chm ?ura
eytn-fornsic ad) Chm gwi*
cyiD-bidrOsie Chm m

cyan-h vdraCe gwnr tm*lq
cyaB-bvdrie nd/ Chm.?ut>nf^
cyan-bydrio Chm ?«reHt/
cyanic nd/ »rnfii%

-cyanic Chm •gUlftr*
•vyuta.^i.'Cttcn.

rjeniride (ryenide + -cid«) fifcloJ
n.

cjanirlatwn (ect or proem* o( eja
Hiding cyanilo proeeu) fwftrn n ,

rsanide { fCthw u.

rvanidc ri. fuilwn
-cyanide Chm -fWTWV n
ryintde of copper wt*,TOilh
cyanide of lime gXThV

cyanide of potaisium
cyanide of sodium
cyanide of iinc frTH
cyanide process J/cmI.
ryaoidin Btochtn. Wtilft/
cyanidine /

cyan idrosisecyan-bidrosii
evan imide Chen TUinftflnVB
cyamn TTrft/.

cyaniB dye TOfiTtmr*
cyanine Cot Ind.TOJft/
cyanine aeid blue Cel. M.
amdVn

cyanine blue gilTtfl dltr

1 •* Leitrh's bine (a eotonr, bias ^
in hns. of very high sstnrstioa
and low ft brillisoe*)

2 (a colour, reddish blua SWTVTIo
hue. of low ft brilUanee) A^chw

cyanine brown auisl TV
cyanine dark blue hUfift wfipt dW
cyanine field grey tnrft Jftl 'ITT
cyanine gteen Cel led TTTfttfl
cyanine grey CA- Ini ^TT# ^J?T
ryenine nairy blue Cel. led tTT^
TlfifT r^V

c y a D 1 1 e (oeeura ia blue eryilali)
TOltTTn (tSTblne 4TferTft"
iBiDeral)

cyiniae rfi (to convert into eyamda)
|U ihu TtVI

cyta-niet.beraoglebin wra-WT-pl^
wjftt

cytno , cyan (cyanogen) Chrii. tTT

cyioo,arrlale Chem lTTrryf)<l
eyino-iceiic «d/ Che.* TTUf aPi*
cyano-aurate Chm- rrni Wrlft
cyano curie odj Chm. fTWflfsiT
cyano beecene Chm gTTT i^l*T
cyanocarboDic edj Chm
cyaso-cbloroiia adj (Ok rhVes
‘gre«n’)"bliu‘b green tprfdlw
cywBO i?rtroiaTfTfh‘i‘ltl^i J
cyiDo-cliroic adj Turn (f'lT
cyano-cryilallin Piorheie rufT vrft
cyaoo-detmt gulU wiftt /
CyanoJerma drei giTTITt’rfT TrfV
{tVTU evino-. oibital sVin)
cyano-gii (mti pl»,iie nieajure) TCTT-
Tjft

ryanogae poison guiueift ftr
cyano-gen Chm. tTTtt-tn so.
BOBo,<ytnogeB reiUf g

C7.n.5.nl»0~a. <55 cyclic How.

dl-cjinogen

cyanogen btonude 5^

cyanogen cUonde a«< wJ*! •flT'J
cyanogen condeniaUon Jnbe S^iHod

cyano-geneaia ^uiR-an'i n.
eyan>genic aij- (prodociog a colour
of *Jj» boo Wne)
cyan© guanidine Che”*-
cyano-hydnn Chem.

cyanel.cyanole Col. Ind. TOJR m.
cyasol fait green Col Ind.

ftatfft

cyanol green Col. /«d.

cyanol navy blue Col Jnd. I^TtT?

cyanol iilk blue Col. Ini. TWffX

eyano-meier cuia.|fR in-
cya9».iDet.heiBoglobin£toeXem TTO-

eyano-metnc ad;. Cfcem
cyan»-Bietry ftft/.

cyanopatbyMcyinoiu 2/«d. ^giftW5T
eyin<vplule,eycn>pbUout ad/. £iol.

cy anophilona H eyanopbile
cyaao-phorlc ad/. fWj'trf
Cyanopbyeeaa ilyxopbyceae m

Scbitopbyceae (bloo-greeu

algae, ebaraetenzed by tbeir eoU
onrl n. blue

gteen, *T^ algaer ^ claaa]
cyanopbyan flol. f.

cyanopia /.

cytBo-plalimte CVfi.WR.Jifiii
cyano-plalittona ad;. CJkrm.

Cyanopa dcaa
from Hiiidi

eyan-opau CJie«i. /.

cyanoeiae CoL 7»d. (oosine blue
tbad6)wra>^/.
cy tnoaii o cyanopatby
Cyanoiylvia dcta (gqw.

•PS ancient name)

Cyanotu Bot- (aiu atameni)

C . Miliaria ( root fibroua— Baau)

C tobeio aa (toot of fnadona tnbera
— Baau)

eyano.trittite(Ok.|AM,*hii,-; t„.

ing brigblJilno fibrotn forma)
iftnt «u t^VUno, *51 liMT, -S’* for
mineral)

c7anotypc=bl«e print
cyan-ar.amide(riran + nric+smidr)
Cfc/M ^-fertW
eyan-urate Cbem

cyanuret^cyanide Cbcpi n.

cyan.nnc ad/. Ckna ;9IH ifs*
eyanunc and yuintrTgV wra
cyannnne — cyanidine
eya-pbeoinc (fyrtiio+pfi<»jl+ «•»•)
Chtm

Cyatbaapidae Palronfol m.

Cyatbatpia Pateonfol (Gk. kjialliet
'cap'+aipia ‘ehieldT ^ ffSTfit

Cyathea Bot. {cnp-sbaped indosia)
urn^fln-tnrrfa (ts cup* l«n)

Cyatbeaceae Bot «i

cyatbinm Bot »
cyatbium infloreaccDcc ('cnp-sbaped )
Bat vn-S«nTt

Cyatbocline Bot- sru?R)tn*iraTfit
C. lyraU(eovered tnth white bair—
Graham)

eyathotooid Zoeit- (primary tooid)

irtPc^nfrtw.

Cyathut Bot. (Lat. ryathat ’cup’

wfmtnrft

C atnatna (in abapo it reaemblee
an inverted beU~UcI«aa 1 330)

cyctd m.

Cycadiceae Bet n.

Cycadalet Bot. fcvprrer-t^ n-
Cycadeoidee Bot.

C decotenaie (tbe plaut it monocar.

pic) tigA.'aw iysiwi*t
C. lOgena Qeavet are ettimated to
bave been about 10 ft. long—
Scott) mjt'i iysiwin
Cy nmenloaa fl^ig*) 4(JBmw
•Cycadinocsrpue Pafrantol (genua of
foaiil teeda reeembiiog feeds of
receot eycada)

Cycado&Uealee (lotermediite bet-
ween tbe Cycadalea and Filicalet-
Tbey resemble feres but bear
oycsd like true seeds) %3T>iTni:
m pi.

CycadopbytnBot. (a subdivtiion of
tbe gymooSperms. laelndiag tbe
Oyeadalee and pouibly other divi*

siona) /.pi.

Cycas (genus ol sago palm) Bot.
tfW HgTlfS

C circinaliiaC rumphii
C media SvtUl fcijITT^

C. revoluta (China fein palmy
Japan fern palm. Japan sago
palm) *li4w5a

C rumpliiis^C circmalis (bfalayan
fern palm) wn^fect
cycl.=cyclo.

cyclamen (a colour, blue-red sfteTTT
in hue. of low *<f saturation and
verj low ft brilliance)

Cyclamen Bot
eyel.amme Clicni. WS
cycbammoDium Chem WiS.firwTS
cyclane CUm n

Cycles .Ji»l,=iSpluenum
cycle 1 n.

3 (brc)'eJe) «.

3 (aa s general term for bicycle,
tncyele, motorbicycle) 'bA( I^) m.

4 (la social pbenomena) WT n. (e g.

«!f3»^)

6 Attren- 99! n.

6 Pht n. »

cycle advance

cycle allowance frw*Jetfu^
cycle cutting Foreifry 9* .<49
cycle felling Forntry 9*-irppr
cycle.flower Bet. 9fi-3r7
cyclene Cliem. 9%c9 n.
cycle pump (pump for a bicycle)

cycle-rickihaw fjw9;-9T9R
cycles per second WS Sfft-ftigei
cycle>atand f^JE.yrntT
erycle tax fl9»-9y
cycle-track fgma-qrr
cyclic 8d/. 1 Qhem wf«

. 9 (quadrilateral] Hath ftO?,
cyclic Chen,
cyclical ad;

cyclical fluctuation rcoii., Stfl/;jlica
9l4hr Tt9TT9i?
cyclical operation PAp»
cyclical order Jfatb WT-TH
cyclical tranimiision Zocl. 9ftc9
miaa

cyclic diacoanhydride Chen. 9ft^

g'tJinidu

cyclic flower Bot. 9^1 jeR

cyclic growth cylindnetl rtittl

eyait growth
cyclic mjgnetiMtion •jfici
cyclic order ilath. W*-*W
cyclic qaidfiUtertl Phvi

cyclic (alt Chem > Creol ‘*1« WT>I
Cyclidium 2ciot fC3 T gg nmfir
cyclist rjTOftft 1 «•

cycIizatioD Chem (ritig formatioB)

cyclizc th WS*!
cyclo-, cycl- «T-
cyclo ilkiDC CKei»
cyelo-butanc Ctum
eyelo-di^lefin Chtm ^ ft-wwift
CyeloKanoidei Pool (hare cycloid
(ckles) ^Tii*J5lT**tTW I"
cycl^heptane Chm W*
cyelO'hepUaeDC Cicni ^ R®fWT

cycl»-heziDe Chtn
cydo'h«z%B«4atb>oayl>c (cid Chm

eyclo^hesinel CJum ^
eyclo-hexaiioae Clicm <*-TfWT
eyclo-hezeae Cheio
cyelo hexyl Chm
cyclo'hexyl aceiaie wi Tyw
«ycto*hexyl aniae ^e-Tyw-PjTA
cyclo-hexyl bfontide wS-TfW 5 ^
cyclo-hexyl forinaie « Tf®
cycloid n ifjth. n
cycloid aJj Zooi

cycloidal pcDdulam Will? firy^
cycloid (c(lc( ZocA tm
CTclomyaria Zool n.

(sf^T’l (oV«ord(r)
cyclone WXtF«t/
wbirlwinj (uciest word)

cyclone centre

cyclone loinranre «:TrTI-WTTf 7
cyeloaic area «ra

cyclonic itom VT ilin
cyclo^leSo Chm
cyclo part&a l^ynt
Cyclopean (tain — Cunt ( (tairwtye

cyclo'penudiene Chm
cyclo penlioc CAm-
cyclo pcntaooBe
eycio pentcne CAm.^7*^*x
eyclopbona yol Wf’^rtPiTt/
CyclopbylliJei Zoo! ((oolsiwithfour
enp-(bap«d «acken— -rO I. S^Sl

net m

cycloplegia ittd (paralytin SHTT ot
the ciliary maiele e( the

eye) TVVTtRff m
eycloplegic oJj

Cycloporue Tcoi

C papiUo»u< VWVTryy
cyclo-propane Chm W» BTlfw
Cyclopa^oot (having a large median
eye) rrrtWJHnft

Cycleptendat 2aol ^ m.

(ftenfth lompfiab)

Cyelopums Zoot imtv

C lonpua (lumpfiafa) Hltni? fl*T-

ifn

Cycloulpa Zoel tTaifd

Cyctoiatpidae Zanl. m

eyctont pUnt Pktuel (circulatory
movement of protoplaara witbift a

eelDm VR^n

cycloiposdyloui aJj Zeel Twilrit
Cyclotporaceae pM WTww-in n (a
groap of brown algae, haviegooga-
mwia texual te^todvitUonl
Cyclotporalea Im «tn»W-«Jt» n
CyclodoKuta Zoct 1 (diatioguithed
from all other living Craniate by
the pocfetsien of acoctorial noulh
-rn)^y3"tr mpt
3 (bate circular aperturea)
g»»ig»m

CyeloatoDii mpf.

cycloatylen (cyclo- n+aryfe ’pen")
(an appuTatua) ». (C/.

duplicator trflWhx)
cycloityle rt (the atencil la made by
writing with a pen containing
a (inall wheel U»)

Cyclotella An (dim fr Gk. lyiloa
'circle' Agenueefduklikediatomi)

cyclo-tn mcibyleoe w«
cycleiroD PJi«r (which, arnialecatea
deuteioiia) fjnryXt m
Cycleiunia Zed fnj^nfr
cyclntypeaih (BegM 63) ^V^Tvi
ryelotypedod/

Cydippidca (they inclada Dormi
phora *I*IT*) tni m

CvdoDiaAiC arqnrwinn*T

C vnlgana (qumeo tree) HTlII'q
•ftfqrw (Bata »HTrw)
cygDcooa od> (awaal.ka) in.

I’ll (curved like a ewaa'e neck)
ifrt

Cygnid Citron. TITCff-»fSl /.
Cygninae Ares («abfam3y)nr^W54(l

Cygnul 1 Ace/ vpift-mrifi (xBtl
ancient name)

3 iitronmSwauTnttB m.
ft Cygni MDcDeb And'd wif tr»-

/3 Cvpii = dlh?reof^rftwyni(CRin.
y Cygm^Sadr n

( Cygni»Gieoth''qt^(r
*t Cygui.rAnUafageqhTr*
n.

cylinder mr m
cylinder block Enfin. nttTTT
cylinder bore iHtomobilrTttt-fv^
cylinder clearance jj/y. gnrJmnT
cylinder fillet Teiltl/t PV fijfrft
eyliftder (coat covet Vock. ttttSt-

•RTtW

cylinder bead AvleneiiU T*W-»M
cylinder machine Prmlirg t*W
tr»tl

cylinder metal Tnt «rj
cylinder of eompreiaed gai MlfH
*lf>l W TTB
cylinder oil mt^
cylindrical adj 1 (o(, or partaioing
to, a cylinder) TTR
3 (having the ehape of a eylindar)
ntt.mrmr
$ Bel (aa, a atem)
cylindriral body UolK. * 1 *

cylindrical cell n>rWT*ffn
cyliodneqt coordmitea itaih. pn-

nn

cylmdnctl fruilnm ifalh. Pn fn*
cylindriral bclix Jfotk- TtiflT ttfinV
cylindriral iDlenory».n¥Tt »HSB»vf
rylindncal iron druma (BM II 331

nwTXTT e>t %: rr»
cylindrical leoa OpAtkoInoI
cylindriral pipe tile rVoinajaTtWIfTT

cylindrical plug liMItlt ftn
cylindrical rod trw-vrwTTt
cylindrical apaJe truiTIt *ffkT
cylindriral apike J 3 o( MaTTXrr tl<t
cylindrical alem-Cfit
cylindrical tumbler tnrwiTTW
cylindrical vcaael t'urxrt BT*

c 7 Undricalwav«i 457 cyph.Ila

•cylindrical wates Phyt TW^tT
<jlindrite JlTnuroI* for

^ laad. *• for tj tin, »»• for
antimony* 5r- for iiJphide, -W
for^tf^ mineral)

<yluidroid adj- TWriT
■cylmdro metric ad}. Wff firfW
Cyliiti Bot- irdftoTra-traifa

C crariosa ttnT^ (Bisn

Eatbianad donyotreO
cjUin (a disinfectant It la a eoaltar
oil— pnu 86)*itTTn^/.

Cymlwlla Bol. (Lat cymia 'boat'

A genns of boat abaped diatoms)
Slsint-HSlft

Dilt NsyicuU HTt^tl-RStfs
C lineeoliia irm^sttrr^
Cymbidinm Bol (Gk lymios 'cup' +
•tdiam)

C BloifaliumfSowera yallowiabred
—Bun)

cymbifolms Se<. r<ir. (hSTing boat-
ibsped laares) (eimbi ^ )
♦ymbiform ad; (boat abapad)^Wfn
Cymbirhynebna Axa HW^-snnfir
(tha bill IS a little narrower sod a
little higher, wbitit the e>lge of the
upper mandible la straight and not
OTerhaogiog)

CymbopogoBBoj (its apeciea prodace
eaaeotial oils used in perfomecy
“Buu) geuTijet inrrfa
C. ciiratus (lemon grassi ginger
grusi sweet rush, meliaaa grass)
!r»» (a,M. JTW)

C jwarsncuea trunini

(B^lLaytrra)

<X martini (roosa gruslttfgBT
^tUW , Mar. ttfni)

€ . perdue (citronella grass) ft»5«

^ '5|^‘**“tbiii (geraniom grus)
5^frrt (a.M.. Mar rlfVtT.

Hin ^grm)

cyme Bot. (having many g owing
•econdary ares) BJTidw m.
cymcne CW Mlm n.

paH-cymene
meta.cymene 57
orthopCymeDe e^T f n T t^vir
CyraiQOiDia peduncnliti « Acrony.

cbii launfotia Bet
cymo-gene

cymol an.

cymometer Elee w

cymc^phcDol Cficm.
cymoscope Eire (foe detecting tbo
presence of electric wares)

cymose ad; Bot n^4^nVl7

Cymothot Boot (paraaitie in the
montba of fishes — PH.1 44l)*i\*'ir^-

Cynselums Zecl (the genus eontaio-
ing the cheetah) BWfe

Cynancham Bot 0^*11414 Jldlfd

C arnottUDum (leaves are applied
to rrouods on animals in wlueh
there are maggots, and the mag
gots die— Basn) HIHW
Cynsrs flot BITRkajnfit

C, csrdunculnsccardoon (used in

cheese-maVing)

C scolymus (srticbohe) HlHI*^-

nal'ft

cynegetics (art of bunting) wife n.,

wife WW / • ftiWR

cynical theory o(tsxattonBoon-(plnek
ths goose mtb as little tqaawking
as possible) WSt WT ftny*W
cynipid Zooh TOhwfer m.

C)Qipidse Zoel. 4%l2tA*l.fet m
Cyoipoidca Zoot. m.

Cyoips^oet (geDQSofbymeooptsrons

gaudies)

C hoUsnxC. Iignicolaws^t^g.
(rv^ osh)

Cyuocephalidee = Csleopitbrcidte
*>!•

Cyuoccphilas 1 >= Caleopilbecur

3 ePspiO
Cynodoo Bet

C dactylon (Bahama grass, Bermu.
ds grass, eoneb grws, creepiog
panic grass, darils grass, doab
gruSfdoob grass, dog's tooth grass,
doorwa, donb grass, don grass)
Wfl PB (BJf, Mar. Hia.

Pan. (4, Eonhani dAvf ca)
cynodont "»

Cynodontis PaJeontoI. (suborder)
W?*ST3n«lm

Cynoglosiam Bot (fr Gh. ivnopfossou
'bonnd's-toague')

C, gloehidiatnm (gloehidia on the
faces plentiful— Basn)

(si^ glochidia)

C. officinale (hound’s tongue) HTtn**r

Cynoguatbus Pafrojifol
Cvnoidet Zeol. 5BT^. mpf.
CynometraBot sii«4 Jtwrfi (C mimo.
ioidrs IS according to Basu and
MW. As IS Arcririiiwn, a

genus of birds, the plant *3^ is
substituted bj it8 8jnonyBi*rV4.
e=BT44in DhanrsntsTi Nighsptu)

C. cauIiRora (oil ©{ seeds applied
esternall) in leprosy— Basn)

*nWT

C. munoioides
C. ramifloraa^C. mimoioidcs
C.ramiflora rnr. mimoioides = C,
mimosoides

Cynomorphs Zxi. rsriPTT; mpf. (^4^
fora 'nionlei' occurs la the •nixitfl)
Cynonivs ^ool wipaajfir
Cynoptenis Bool

Cjntbis ^oof. (brigMly coloured test)

tfhwtW'Swifij

Cynlhiidse ZtrJ. tWrtr-ilT rw
CyntninnrZnf(. ffitirw jd B ni.
CyoDBCuon

Cyperscese Bot gCTT-fw n.

Cyperus Bot. 5Fn*BWlf?r
Q articulstus (the tuber 11 tonio
— BasrOBW*.^ gWT
C. eseulcntus (chufa, ground,
almond, tiger nuts) (Basu

955™)

C. ina (root fibrons— Basu)
g4?ft

C. longue (cipress, cypress toot,
galasga, gahngsle, sweet galin-
gale) (it has a bitter aromatio
tnber— Basn)

C. papyrus uwgyai
C. rotundas wmtwf g^in (B .IL SFTI,
Ben. Gu]. Hin. Mar- KhtI, Tel.
miMtii boniu)

C, sesriosus Hnt l w i 5?ai (B..M. 4>l-
<lrfl, Ben. a'Hnai, Kan. nopar-
BSMftAa, Onj. noparmotAve, Bin.
sreuhtt)

eypbelU Bet. (a little pit on ths lower
surface of the thallu in bohsos)
fttlftn/

cypKar

^ CTtopUnale bodr

^pher 1 JfotA. ^I?*r «•

2 (•«errt wntmg) m •
eypter.code
eyplier meoigci

ulepimtj:

cypboDtatet Zod. (Urrk of certkin
bryozotQS tftsrfTttl m

Cfpnea Zed (genet inclnding tha
eownes) BTlfir

C, moeett swiwi^^f5^

c^prieid /

CTpraeidae m.

oypret Late TO?nft7,
c^prett Bet 1 (any tree of tbe geuns
Cuprtim) 5^5*1 " (Ttm Cf.
ivtxf)

2 (CfptTVt ioRgui] n.
cypreta greeno foreit grben (a eoloer,
/•Hew green ^tTTft la hne, of low
•?? aatoration and low Rt bnllianoa)

cypnit pine na-

cypreit root {Cyperut fonjui) wi«*T

cypreaa thnib (Loviooio inermu) W*

*r4m (N.U)

Cypndtai Zed (a genet of entto-
eeaet btTing three eye*) finfW
sr^rfir

Cyptimdee roof. n-

cjpnoodost ^ecf ry.

CypneodoDtet Zed m,

(ti order)

Cypnaodoslidae ^oof rt.

cyptiBoid cd;. Zeol ffTTTW
Cypnnoidea ^ooj tl'BTW^UrtW «.
tnperfamdy)

Cypnaut Zocl. (geaoe of tba tree
carpa) ItW-fiJTlfi
C. tarpio fcarp) (nW*'f
C. nedeiB leather carp
Cypnpedioa BeL Oabellom U
fooUika) Slil|«*n»Tfe
Cypna Zed. (telaoa wall doTetopad —
CNH nr 109)

cypnil earth (a oolonr. ytllowiab rad
yellow la hne, of low "t

eatnration and low bnlliaaee)
tflUteiOrfl^

Cypmt green (yellow greea la
hne. of high ZX eatnralion and high
* bnUIanee)

eypeeU Bet. «. (trell wUh

a pappua 5 h'11|)

Cypteli /ret m. (nf^ an*

flient word, «yiw anborder)
Cypiiuma Avt* (they

vto (and a( tha PtlmyTait)ali&

Cf. Hindi

ryrtolite (a mineral related to eireon
but eontaining oraniom, yttrinm
and oiberrare elementaJftT^-ei^^

CyrtophyUnm A)( SmW-nifT
C. peregnnom (Bunneee nae tba
bark ae a remedy for malarioni
ferer— Bean) ttlHieti H(VM
eyit iled , Btet m.

.eyat .<f^

Cyatalu Zoel ouflf

C Bonogaatnca
ryit(mine=be<amifie
eyateic acid Rrttfint tnv
cyatetne Bioebem. (foood in bom, ate )
fimfoR III

eyeieino hydrochloride

cytieinie aJj. fttnMkv
eyitenebynia Bof
eyttie ads.

eyttie canal wcyeoe duct
cytlie dnet Zed. (doet from the gall-
bladder) ft^rtrw

cytueerooid iid/.B<wl. ^t4rimiH (tJtS-
ft*w cyatieerent)
cyatieereoe Zeol. •ttftm et.
CyatioereatBtnf ttllfMMJrwi^
t botie (found in tbe mnaelee of
the ox) gyr?eal|lbnt
C eelloloeee (ocenn in the pig—
FH. L26fl ^cy.«b|fTng
cyitic hygroma ir«i
eyitidroJe jy,N»I. , (aalenld

ttmetnre lo tbe bymeninm wider
than a panpbyaie, f v)
cyitidinm Jfytol. /. (c/. eyat

ryttioe Biethe^ (fonad in bam, ale.)

ft^/.

eyitin-«ru rrt r d lJtg m
cyatitia jiy^ wftw^te.
eyatoearp Bet ittrmn.

Cyilomeena Bet ilV^rwJr*!^

C. bnfflinile xfnt i | |tg;e^
CyatoOtgelUu JJiot »l W l1' lia» tet m-
(wjrR tnberdet)

cyatogeDwhexamiaew^ftad/.
Cyitoidea (sae-lika ealyx-CNH. L
680) Bi. (rt dual

cyatolith Bet. (a eoneration depoiitei
ta a plant eell) vhrlw m.
CyitopoaBAlboge Bet
eyat-oatomy Jf*i. n,

(•OB tomy .WTR &R)

eyat wall Bod
cyC, eyto- «hn.
cytaae Sioehem. dgry m.

,cyte JtlTT

Cythere (teleoo rudimentary— Oi'H.

IV.10B) W7T3»CTJriTft
Cytiaua Set (ganna of tpiay abrnba
of the pea family) fHd*BRJiaila
(tPR pea)

C, albne litowid
C.a]pioDf (Alpine tabornnm)fttnt7-
ITWT?W

t menipeaiulenue (a satire of the
Mediterranean ragfoe) ftiw-rw-
CtfR (Tf^gwRoma, hera it itaad*
for &. Entopt)

C empanui (broom) InnMtinv*
eyto* ihn»

cyio*b]atteiaa«mothirr liqnld B>ef«
•tkrmm

ryloKbemietry aftm-fHiee
eyto<brome Bioehen. a*-

rytogtmy ( a itxnal union of eelli )

m.

eytogenMiea tiltBJtwftsfR *»•
cylo-globin Bioehem
cyto'kinetia 1 Btof. (oyloplaemia
ebangaa—) W f»«Ig m. {Cf. karyo-
kinetit RRt4ktn)

3 w cell djrialoo (MeLatn L 11)
litan wnw n
cytology 1 /,

2 tfJfiT* (rrawT, eilti /.
eytolyain Stochem. tihitfei /.
cytolyiit FAynoI nHrhW n.
cytolytic n<f/ FAynof »BiocA,^ *hrl-

ftT» .

eyto>neter PAviicL trtwt SIW pi-
Cytorayeetet tthTWf*-W^ aa-t
V4 wtRi n pi

cytopSere Biol txfnrWT ae.
eyiopitira Btd. tthrm m.
cytopitimie body Bool ihTTOI-W
(abort (or *bodiec (anad

c y toptoct

439

dailodU

ia eytopInniT

<Ttoprort (est> ^vl + Gk. preliei
•»nns' ST) Zed’ (laal »pertBre of ft
naieellalftr taimU) n.

< 7 topy?e-CTtopro«

<yti^rrtictilajn BioL

<ytosine (fjfir. Gt. iv(o*+-«Ti«) Bio-

c^ent- mii

Vl- (d»le)

d. fi (deasity) V

D, H» (ieatazioa, hyitog^a of ftto*
mie weight or niss 3) Ckm. y,

d- (dtatn-) Chrn. J , X' (TJ")
i tartirie
d (diunatst) WT
D. (Dtploooccns) 5
d Stafudo*

d (djtSftset) Pkyi.

D(leftttdiiUae«ofdistiB<t^^Tiiioa}
Pkyu «T
D. (do^ J. {?W)

D fdosuata) Irert) Feriftry ft (»^V^

T?)

d (danioitftd tzm) Fcratry %

«n)

D (D-sl:»p«a) fa.

d GkI. (thickness of gr*8itie Uyer—
Holo*s p. 4Sl) W

B GkI- (thickness of bualtie Uyei'"
Holmes p. 431)

D, w (dispeniTt power) * (srrftin.
^ r^)

< • ^ tee an fer delta

(angle of minimom dcTiation)

(«^s ^)

*j ftr ev ^ rf j ^

.‘x fn Ci tlx ^

D A. daily allowance) ^ W.

(VHtl-i)

B. A. (dearness allowaaee)n 17 (wrri

wr)

B A. (Director of Acrsealtiue)
(T*t-*n^

9^!”'°°* ^ AoeaaaUBl) h.k.
(frepJ? k^TTwj

Cytospenmum bomiau = Iso'pora

bominis

cytostome (cell mouth) n.

Cytosoa fiiot. fls-pf

cytoaoic adj Biol. €hniH) (-tO
cjtoxooo StoL (psrsfiitie snlbifi ft cell)

D

D/A (doenmeots against aceeptaBce

payment) lt/4^(^ for f’^doenmeot,

H) for 4<*jfT aoee^tanee)
dibber (ooomatopoetie) *rc’J9 r»-
dibehick Oittle grebe) "w

Dibib <a 3 Capntomt AUron.

Dibry'i tonbirddeet Aftfist-

ftiBT

dice ZooL (ft cypnootd fish lobabitieg
chieSy clear quiet streams) fTT^VI
/. (nrf^nt oame of a diety la
V)

D and 17 «rc^

daoite PtiTvg. (the extrusive equits*
lent of quaxtx-diorite— dobaoosen)
m. (quarts fkfes + diont e

^^Bn<7)

dicoil N Lov(IP.C) (English word
from Hindi) fw., (tee baadit)
dacotly L<iw (I.P.C.) (Euglish word
from Hindi) (*cs

theft)

daeoif y seilb murder WW
Bacrrdiom Hot (Gk. dairy ‘tear >7^
—IB ref. to the gummy exudations.
The tpeeiee are called chiefly pine
or "Oftufaiu June) wg^ni.UT'fif
B. cupreasiDum (red. pine) sr^.

D franVIuin (wood vary grained)
irHfTTSr

dicryoerstiti* lied- st^UtWW m.
Bartylia Bet. (Gk. dallyln ‘finger’)
u 1( jpi Si Ji difiy
D. glomerate JsilJcT
Bietsloetesium Sat-
(see iltntine)

cyto-symase sshn-fei^y
cyto-syme Bieehm. n.

CvzicusssEstbem

C.Z. (cotton soae) V V (»<iti.Sn)
Csaplewski's banllus (it stains deep*
ly at the poles, and is known as
pole bacterium)

B. aegyptium « Elen«inc aegyp-
tuca

daetylognph ( Fr ) (Gk. dalfyles
'finger') i^rjfegy m

dictylo'raphy (*tud> of finger prints)
i 4 ijfrf(W 5 i'dm n.
daclylopodite Zcvl. f'd^i;* »s.
dartylepores ^oel 7t»ssiT%T*S7 b.
Bartylopiendse ^wTrAfnt tTf m.
Bactyloplerus ZeoU (genus of flying
gnmard) TtftrtftHJRnft
B, vohUDS ^ifnrtfsiT
daclyloxcMiid Zeet. W JXTSft ( n. '
darty)usadtcty)opodite ZoeJ (distal
segment of eertaiu limbs of erusta.
ceans) *7i«Tty« m.

daddy longlegs *» harvest man*
shepherd epider Zeot- ^ /.
Badoxylon Palmitcl. (a, genus of
Paleozoic gymno^permons trees
represented by various fossil
woods Gk* dciidoi firebrand* +
rylon ‘wood’)

Biedalacanthus Hof.

D. roseus «W|SU ysujwl (Uar.,
Porbunder STH,^)

Baemia Hcf q«ji^lJT3Tls

B. cordata (leares cordate— Bass)

UTTjrUi

B exlensa MlH'.q TajrqT (causes
vomiting Xtf )

Dacinonorops Bel. (it ) lelds the sub-
ataiice known as dragon's blood)

daffodil 1 (vij species of Utiretum)

3 * antimony yellow (a colour,
yellowish red yellow, <l^rfW7 m

daffodil T«Uo« 460 dainr huabandry

hne and of high * brilliance)

frftr

9 = cadmiam yellow (a colour,
red yellow Wt'ft’f m hue, of high ?T
eaUration and high H brilliance)
slAA'flg

daffodil j'elIow=diffodil 2, 3

Dafilt ifwi (this genua

IS easily recognized by lengthened
end pointed tail feathers S^d)
daft berries {itropa bella/ionna) <*?f
Prii/

dag (short for ‘defloccutated ^cheson
graphite it is colloidal
graphite fef^) f

dagger fi ('ioto tRTT

dahlia i (a plant of the genus Dahi o)
m

3 (a colour, Woe red m huei

■aturatiou and brilliance medium
•TW)

Dihli^&i (differing from the related
genera in having ra) a of nianyS?
•hades of red

D vantbilia (eenniilu rarialile
colouredT S'n*R
dahlia carmine (a colour, bluish r*l
in hue and of low ft Iml
liance) ftpfrftsi

dahlia purple (bluisb red titn^ in
hue, and of very low ft brilliance)

dahlia tnber JCtW anssT
dahlia wtrtletwUrticini cra«aicorma
Dahl a arid s 2 naphthyl-amine*
5 sulphonic arid I)y»f
•TTw^a.^SiTS! wrw

dailrorf;

daily n (neuspaper)^ft» ii
daily abstract airV, regfler
TVjft

duly account eftn >m
daily allowance Vft* arTl^Uv ?;ft«
n«T

dailv attendance

dail* alten lance Ixiol^ft* Tlfwft-

ffm

daily average alrength (of priaoners)
llw

daily balance Vft* VT

duly banV. alieet V«»

daily eaah Iwol. ^ft« ll« JM

duly (Solera and epulemie diary

^ ww* nn

daily circulation account lift,

daily clearance (pt cheques) Rtn-

sSsT

daily collection

daily collection rrgi<trr^ftc^g7>

dailr demand aiamnury Kfiy*

daily despatcbadsice ^EreRTUI-^m

daily despatch book

daily distribnlion stalemenl

fVryet
daily do»e 1/ed

duly duty register UV<1

daily employanenl register WIT-

uIjr

duly epidemic report

nftitT?

duly epidemic returns « tQNailn-

aftt(si

daily dne^lsfv^
duly grating »im. WTtt
daily grosa receipta rtr snftitt
daily loeideoce report (of clioiert,
etc ) tittl sUftia
daily indent
daily issue Ortn
daily labour *t*t,V^* vfm
daily labourer's «ftr«
daily means ^ftc new
daily meter chart WW-atirA

dailv newapaper^fanajjtwrrrt
daily output
daily outturn

duly penalty ^ft» Wlfttl (Tlf>r fr
Conat)

daily position fistfr
July position wire fiufa % wft-
WtItT

iliilv posting (of aeeanota)V^n^,
srftF^Wwgfqi

djityprogreaaise lolala BiTnft

tfftl

daily publiahiDg liel JT^nni,

ttal

daily rates

daily ration ^ftcwintVT
duly reg-ater qfr*
dally rrgitlrr of enrreoey netra
rqreired and haued ms rfty ftrfffq

•riSrsKltft^^^

daily register of dieting houac pali.
cuts •tvrq^ql fHmff il tft» "tpr.
it'il

daily report ftl-

ni

dailv return ^ftc

daily return of rases and dcallis
from epidemic disra>rs iqnc frit

Gt iflT tqfttqf «t aft-

dailt roller of si otic %fts tr^Slftri
daili routine qftssi’T*

ilaili sale ^fts: fora

dailv sales regiatc r ftn-qr^
daily alaiighler ;ftv
dailv ftock

daily alock rcgister^tf Wm
daily aiibsislrnre allanance
(»fW)

daily ieiil

duly transarliun taafiT
daily iinalte labour ^ft« qfn^

afb«

dailv vehicle inp WTpi «I ^
daily wige\ft« ^
daily u father report Kj TgrT’l
dad) worlc^ft^srt, itjTCtrt (fiom
•HTC ar^)

dairy ntamwi/ (n^ n Bullpr.Mluet),

JtUTfC^ (H..,.

Dairy Adiiaee iitamif l-at’a^iiVlf
dairy appliancri »ttatIItII-Ta»T’l
Dairy Atiialanl tIt»tnrt-»TXTa«
dairy Lacleyiology tita-mrrfVO
dairy huildingi fTtattitr; umt
dairy butler trtWTwmf^T ('I't'n
•horteiiod to Cim)
dairy rattle tn^trtKrutj
dairy rlieese triWl

Dairy Developnieni Officer ijtqtltwf-

f»»H nrnrft

dair) deielojmirTil arheme rttTTTWI-

ftfirt unrtt

dtiri engineering ntqtii»l irif4«
WlWdl

daifv espert fliqtlwi ftliqjf

daiM firm ntqniwi n«»

dairy farming ritT?TrwT-Ttn*1 is .Tt*)*

dairy hou*e iltqtliwt/,
dairv liiiihindry (Irancli of ign-
aullurs concerned with dairying)
ntn fft

duiyin?

461 danaged pan book

djiryinfrit'tTTJ'fT^n
diiry joaroil i7Wni?I-^fir*T
dairy wachinery *nWT?si-^*T
dairy machiDts iisnii?T"*r^
dairymaid r^r^W, rrt7<ll^*1
■dairyman rnmiifiJ*

dairy manager nt^?TJ?7-!rT»^T
dairy tniH THFl-jra
Dairy Orjamaer rir^fliSI-BJ'Jl
dairy prablrm

dairy prodaet *5*^ n.

dairy lalt (uaed in raalisg bntUi and
•Hoeie)

dairy »cin»ol*im?ll^l-ftci?lff
iiirj aori«ty l-^rftrfa

dairy itock

Dairy SQperiDtead«nt titiniTTVlT^

««

Dairy SopffriMir

dairy tbemometer rrt^-flrrUTR

dairy unit rrt«rr^.^C»

daia tntaiag ««oira 47 ffftrV***

dafc tioQk tTT'JW*
dakbaoialow «. (aia mg,

w a 18ome>). fT« d'TFT

Dakia neikod Surf Vrfrx (rft
Dakin*, lolotion PAam. (fimtly
alkalia. 0 5 per «ent .olntion «1
•odittm bjpoehlont. m water) riTiT

CarTel.n akmaolMtion fitt|TtTif

dak rffirirr r7W-V)ft

dak rnooerJn.WT^ ^?Ttn

dak work TTC-^%

Dalberpia Sci Rnrir-jratfit

(it 1. yery hard) 4T!-

D. emarpnati=D. latdolia
D. bemileyi^.Rnmiror espUna-
tioa .M D. elirtri)

D. lanfrohn, {o,i „
mat.e a!f«aion»— B*«n)

D. (ttifoiia fblickwried nfSoatiism
India. Bombay blaekwood, Bom-
bay rosewood, dark Maekwood,
Malabar Maekwood) fWl fr nn l
p. mnltiflora

»>. ot.veri (Burma rosewood) m-
finm (In Burma It It called

tunaiaia-sii "red (anal<m** to dis-
tia^ishitfrmn£tiKaiafl-^« Vhito
(OMoiAn** which is D Aemifei/i—
Tr 1327)

D ooyeinenaissOageiua oojeiaen-

D panirolata ^«ig«g*Rni4T (pom-
euMa 'haying tofts of dowers
(TS*)

D .canden.^Deme arandens
D ai.soidca (Malabar blaekwood—
Tr- 1 325) 4CTO-fil5l4t
D iiiioo (Sooth Indian redwood,
aiMoo) ttitn-fl-finni (b ii ,ii
fiTSI, Bea akiiH. Kan aiiAnm&iye,
Rin. tftTW. Mar. ft"?, Tam
Un iKH. Tel. iimh)

D.spxnoaA (branches osoally arm-
ed with long, straight or hook,
like, often tpinf -hmnchlBta—
Baso) trw-Rwwi
D. lympathcticasD innltiflort
D tamannddolu (root is osed as
an aatheltointie— Baso)

fiiBm

D.yolubilisfLit relahiliiHwiojag’)
»7i4.fil5t4!

Dslbcrpi (tribe) Sot TIJB n
D.lli (manufactored from the waters
of Lonat lake in Berar. It hu the
eompositics of natural mineral
orao) et.

daU drams % f)s
Dalniaaiies ZwI. (a large genus oI
trilohites found froio tbeOrdoyieian
totheDrTOnian“Web.)fe’*^ OMlft
D. foaalis swnsw ftwyT
Dalmatiao infect flowcrtspyiethroni
flower PAorm. rffelTT »

Dalmatian pelican *?f4(JouQd
10 PeritayiwK)

Dalradian Geol. (pert, to a aeries ol
pre-Cambnan *tw metamotpbiu
rocks la Scotland)

dalton Sift (a nmt of mass, being
-l*gth of the mass of an oxy gen atom)
«».

Dalton plan (a ajstea of ladindnal
instroction in public acboots, in
which eachpnpil completes hi. itn*
dies at hii own apaed) VSTwtgg.

wtqin, ftiqyi wV*»n*

Dalton’, law 1 s: law of partial prea*
•ores sr )^7 firftr fttw
3=Charles'8 law

3=law of mnltiple propartiont
■jtpng^ra-ftTnT
Dalton’s theoryaatomie theory
DalycIlia^Vortex
dam « (sDcieot wordX
dam ch (to provide with a dam, to
obatmet ot restrain the flow o( h,
a dam) ?>'?7.fiTirf»r, ^Tgsr. wNr cfqiiT,

damage X (loss due to injury) 5Tf^/.

2 37qid m.

S pi Lev (the estimated repatatioa
10 money (or datntoant or injnry
Bostained compensation or eatufac-
tion imposed by law dor a wrong or
leyory caoaed -hy ytoiation of, a
legal right) Hftrfs/.
damsge ch. flfk 's^wiyr* qft

daamgeible uctwle. 41*

fSreiq

damage aod lose ath aniTa
damage by fire k (1^
damage by froal Porttirp gftt ir

damage by fonpua t Wt g h W i a ,

’Pft

damage by game qsqrgwt ll
damage by inacct pen. wrfftOz! ^
eife

damage by iDsccta

damage by aiorm Ibrer/rj/ srbf) %
itfTiltFT 47413

damage by wind m^44RI> 4TS &
damaged adj 1
2 rrtn JWT
damaged by intecta
damaged by moulo srfri^Tygw (monld
sfiiei)

damaged cargo 34X71 ^STST
damaged cloth frfll 444, fimxT y»I
TPTfT

damaged grain TJX® qF4. fenxi if4t»
damaged kerneU TT^Tf 4^
damaged label (a label thowing that
the reliicle is daniajed) J.'/jr flfr-
444

damaged paia book tTTI s¥trT4.

462

dkngciout

duaig«d wh«»t 5^5* *^1 ^

dimige feisiDt Laa (Joins ininry
*»id ot e»ttl» trMpissiog)

dii^e-proof (37^

difiugcs ^10 com-

pKiBxtion)
damage
loss USTffr 5t^
injuTJ 1 ^ifs (Const 1
3

indemnity (Const )

compensstion sii^CT (Const i
detriment ilf^
hsnD Miltit
hurt 47Uin,

wound 1^, vn
double dsmsges pfttR
treble dsmsges

genersl daintges emtW irftlRt
spentl dsmsges
lii^idtted dsmsges fenfw
nonunsl dsmsges siHHitT
ifflsU dsmsges R77 glftl®
etemplsry dsmsges

fifiprfs ^

punitive dsmsges gifit*

ultra dsmsges iriW**

viBdictive dsmsges vf^ilUlim

dsmsge snstsined ^ gl^
dsmsge to csrgo ^rin«T*gll^
dsmsge |o crops HWt %t gjftp

dsmsge ssithoul injury, injury with-
out dsmsge ^10 uqgRi gl^,
gift KTgft
psmascus rosc^Psmssk rose
dsmasb i (» mittnre of 'sstin'

»tnj SMSJ'dSi ‘ssteen’l ^%IV* •-
3 (s eoloor. red in bne, sstu*
rstion sod brillisoes medinm
STWTt*»!

Pamsik rose (/!osa danaietna) TTZV

dimisnswCamers Pkarm- Oesres of
ruritera diffuta, ntsd as an spbro-
diiisa emt) vrXTtI n.

Psmmsns bsollns •• Aetmomyrei
Becropbomi cffum
PtnmiTS— ApUus But

damming of torreota Fortttr^

«T *b»5n, Jw snl> qhut

damn xh AgtTSI. ftsgf CHT
damnable ndi 1 (detestable)

3 (liable to damnation) gHg
dsmni&ealion grfingei
dscnuity eb k (to eanae hurt) UltfTtt
7j^wr

3 (to eanseloat) Vfil gJWT

damp «dj.*nit> *ftw, tftlwro

(as, graio)

dsmp n «ni^/,(0a
dsmp »b.^fttt»gu

dsmp « ittning (e gse or mistare of
guet ocenmng esp in eoal mioas)
ft Vtft m (ft down. 1 e. in tba mi-

dsnp etunste aitf

damped aij. <(^1^

damped oscilialion pj,pt. gfbtrrgs

trfrw?

damper 1 Jiip. En9 (a ralfo or mot*
able plate in the duoorolbar part
ofaatove. fornaee, ate. cssd to
cheek or regolatetho draft) gldVA
"•iTlTia.

3 qf his ' g * m.

damper eootrola ply £iip unraif-

damper doora Big Eitg ainOH'Vqig
damp gram WI^. TftwelTO SRia

dsmp heiong WT^-vm
dsmpiog Phy uftrfgT a.
dampiag-oS rienj folbel Wli-sn*!
n , rdf WRtr eftet ^ (ws damp

off)

damping-oS disease reijiiitt/.
damping-off fungus wt^ntO VW
damping paper «T^

damp masoory snt-ftft
dampness / , dV*

damp off Phnt Pathol- (to undergo
dainring-off) nl^ Uyw, tftg WW
(us»linUF).vf)vjtKti(T(Fr finr

dt PicinumTt)

dauijb proof HTgUker, [A\)

dsmpproof course ari:(tkd) vif
damp weather eni ut^
damKl ft^, fUtO. /.Wg^

girl UifttWI, ■g<v

maid Jirrfcfl

lass «WI
Tirgin find

discovert atfegifgfli, MeifHai
damson (e eoloor, red Jith btueifl^lUT
m hue, of low ft brilliance) ftdTf-
fSK

dam up ed. uhk ffTtni, itWT

Daaag Sot (Lat , 'apTiBcessol ATgot')

tftgag'innfit (tiowers imall on arti-
enlateJ pedicels in small tarmioal
racemes)

danaid balterflygyaTffrTm.

Saneinie (tobfamily) gnrrttTTJ^ m.
Danans ZooUTTuqfni-trrfil

D. arehippas oAnoaia plezippui
dance drims si^-im
dante-room ijsmTTVI /.
danoDg flimr Fhgf WHIU niBT
dannog borne ffTtgg

dandelion d (Tnrnxisciim o^niMlsy

/,

3 •• marsh rasrigold ICallhapolvt-
»eu)*7B-*r^ IB.

5 w sunflower yellow (a eolosr.
reddish ysllew (liUM m lisa, of
bigb latnralion and vary high B
brillianca) gprlWR
daotlelioD root m tsrsxseum Pham,

dandruff gtgan/.

dandy roll or roller Paper U/g-
(which impresses tbs walerniark)
srwftff* Iwe
Dtne'a-blood <°Dinewort
Dane 'f-weede Dane wort
Danewort (Samhuevi riilai) •rgUgA
/.

danger m n,'^

danger ires «rV'%rt(
danger line

dsngerons adj- «W«, tnrag.
MuitHg.tfiee?
deadly tnn
deitrucliie WTtrC
fatal itmyT.UIWl
grievous rnr
grave rmfir
ghastly *Tl*t, ITUTT*
haxsrJous fncaq. AvtlSMg, sieiwg
tnorlsl BFtTs^i rnw. nevf
perilous #l*3USr, (iMItqg
poisonous fttig

d*ng«oui:ruinoiu diik nuioon colour

nilnoo* Pfw<r*<

Tentnrewme
Krioai «(t)

tCTcre 7B, W'

JtBgeroa* JMHW*

diQgcroai tfticle* >TffRC
dugeroui kaildiBg rWT

DaDF«TO<M C*rgoe» BegtiUtioDS

disjeroai cnnunil
daagerons diaeue Hqi^S

duljeroai dreg (D.D ) inM

(n?»)

Dangerout Drug* Act

Daogeroai Drug* (Import, Export
•nd TraaiiUpment) Rnlct grf^TT*
■JtTx-(irtiirr, ^

Png

Dasgeront Drag* Role*

•

diDgmai drags lUUstici

ing-gw

abagereiu dast^T^VTHfk
disgeroat eptd«al« du«u<

*rm thi

dugrroa* fljir gqp(C ^
diagrroot good* «nm
dangeraa* uitraBicnt '«nm« Tr«r«l.
wqiq* gftrWT

dangetoo* loop'hole wqm fvX
djDgeronilj |(

dsBgetOBsl^ inflammable xrirqiT
wfarnm

dsogeroBily loflaainuble inbiUBce*

dtngerottily oTethanging (UnM. 260c)
«raTqgFTftTOrft

dugerom ocenrreoee (MoM. 170)

gqm octi

dangrroai or violent lendeBCictUu,
UTS) mn* Rmi ggrt siftrat
daogeroQf petroleum mi n%
diUgeroui place qqrq

dsogrrous projecuon vqnq *n?l
fHwi snn, rtfirn Prt>r *n*i
daogeroai re*nh VWr%
daogcroai trade mpn t^niT
dtngrrou* weapon t nW g qr«, ttn«
rm

daageroBi weed

danger ilgnal Rf,. vgd)^

daagen *r ii*>,g.tjoB tfraw-wg

danger* t)I riwr navigation

danger* oi road nT^*X|ii
danger* of ibe river Tff-^
danger* of tbe aeassspenl* of tbe

teas

danger to navigation n.
danger lone JUff.

Danieir* cell SJm (eleeiromotive
force l.l volU) ifltn,

Daoieir* bj’grooseter (d««r poioi
hygtotoeler) ntw wgrBigrt
irrg

Damih oA- kdWf'fiB (are Desmaxlr)
Daniah steel yard PAft.

(qrrqq t* tmderatood, ‘Inlctnm
not fixed’)

Dannbe green (a eolonr, yellow-green
in bne, of low ealnrstion
and low ft bnlliaqee)

O.A.O. (PtTieional Aeconote Officer)

JJ Iv ••

d«o (a very large tree baviDg a fibr*
OQS bark ased for cordage)

dao ta* ?I5tW-*T
Dapedinm •aDspedio*

Dapedia* Roleontcd. (Gk. dopedon 'a
lercl, eortace. Boot** A gsana of
fishes baviBg a deep, laterally
compressed body) Bud'Wrai-BgTfy
D. politne wnnwr-inTiqlfTBi
Daphne Rot. ft^ftqJwntife
D. mneronete =D. oleoidei
D. oleoidee (lesvee are applied to
abscessee— Baau)tnin»B ftyRrrA
daphne red (a colour, bloiih red WTT.
ghs in boo. eetoration and brillt.
aneo jnedium’trv) i|vi|(>ai.R9
Dapbnia ^ool. traiPi

dsphninwcosine scarlet
Dapboenodon Potfonlol (a ‘bear dog’
that had grown to tbe sire of a

wolf) fBTT tnnft

D, superbu*

Dapboenoi PjiUp^IoI. (earliest repre-
•entalive of the fronp of 'besr
dog*’->Bomer p. 289) BitflfTfp

nrft

dappled a<f/. Wgy, fVrwn

Dapuon Aru nyirwtw BTft (*t3Kt™
aadeot word)

Darcet’s alloy 13 Darcefs fnaible
meui

DarteV’a fosiblt tnttal IfWRS

Dardistan ffivf. ^TX «.

dare=dace (afiab)
dare rJ. B7517 ¥1^1
danng HlStl n-

D*r]eeling pied woodpecker Ava
SWiH

Darjeeling pigmy woodpecker Ave*
BTtrg *'*5^2

dark ad}. I ftftr.

9 frtB®!

3 (nsed with colonre, e. g. bine,
green, brown) ■rigs,*l?TT
darkagess^.^ n. (nied In Uara<
thO

dark Andaman serpent'eagfe Aom

dark band
dirk band apectrnna
dark beaver (» eolonr. rad-yellow
ID bne, of low gy (atnratioa
and low ft bnUiaace) »o<lvo’fta
dark bUckwood {Dalitrg*^ lali/otut)
/.

dark blind ftftn
dark Woe wftw *fret, ^rttl

dark blue liqnid Col. /nd,
artt

dark bloisb wfya wi.(h*

dark bodies ZeU. tgfka VTB
dark brown erftw BW, tiyt I ^
dark brovto salt Col. 7nd. etfta W
yom

dark cardinal red (« colour, yellow-
ish red WIiIt in hue, of low ft
brilliance)

dark cateclia etftlS qtftt
dark green Col Ind wftwtft
dark grey wpTJi XJty
dark grey curkoo-abrike Are*
wys yfwiyi

dark ground illumination (McLean
1 671) Twi-sifiraT srem
dark ground method i^ieror-
nftrarfift

dark Itolern T«T(tq rn-
dark line spectrum phyi.

^rrryftt. jsJiTtti yrnyftt

dark tnshogany fvei nyi4 «[d|
dark maroon colonr arftq tftvTV

dtt* of ptymant

«laiki modiuiD and light coletui 461

d « r k. mediam ind light rolouri
fi^, n\qff bVi tn
dirk Debull A$tron-
dirVoess R*U«K m , RVtl
dirk pliiter

dirk reirtioa Chem (i leiction ib
tba ibseuce of ligbt> is eoDtristed
srith 1 photochemicsl reietioo)
fVfjU

dark red it^nr

dirk ngor Bot fJiIkt ^*«at

dirk room PAeJoj flfkt »>f.

TJtn

duk room isiisunt
dirk shade ir^ tn, >T(f) t(Ttn
dark ilide PAofoj Rftw »n
dark spate PAyi U*nr(l< WFT
dark thruih TM

dark Vedgikood, dark ^Tedgitood
blue (a colour, teddiah-blua
in bue, of low ft briUiinei)
ft^tWTTtK

dirk fellow extra fat<solubIe Obf*

Ini

darner 1 m.

2 (i needle, bill or lapteraeat)

darning 1 (let) «•

2 VTTTm,

3 (thiogs to be darned) n.

4 (thiogs darned) «•

darning ball gft

darning needle fTTTl ^41
darning ailk

•darning atiUb ^irct tfftl
darning work ^TTTt*^
dart Zod (in certain lend eoaill, 1
tmall abari^iioioted ebaft of ear*
bonate of lime) TtT m.
d ar t e r^inakcbird (rerr eaperl
twimmeri and dieen) m,

(aneienl word oeeurring in the
ei»*i5ifb4firn)

dartoa Aiut •• Inmei dartoa (a tbin
layer of vaaenlir eontrietili tit-
■ae> eootaiDiog nnttnped mnadi
fibre# but no fat) aiti^M m
dart aae Zed-

Darwioum (rrelotioa of new ape*
eiee by natoral eelaerion > 1 ^
frwnrtww^ vfw-vrW'fTT,

Darwin’i (log (tbe male carries tbe
fertilised eggs in bie Toeal aae)

dash 1 (— ) Puntfnoiiois \ftreT /.

2 O ffia m.

daahboai d •muniment board
dash-dot line

daahel dower (rnratncniis ejianaU)
jr^fetn /

dashmul Pikirfli. «

Dasfiudae (tail osaallr whip like)

%vi 2 *a ’nr m.

Daijiua Zoof.

D a ay hr iBchna 2oot (Ok daiyi
‘hairy") tlfitwlH-RWfH
dasyearpua PsT Tor. (bairyfmited"
PN 3 .p 2 )fHjnW

Daiyehonc Zcol (m all ita epecisa
there are eyeeon thebranehial fila-
ineota— PH I 842) BWift

Pasyhrioa Bet. (stiff eword absped
learee) etffrrt-SUft
D. lottgifotiom ^ edln^i
Duyoenra Bat (Ok derys *bair),
ehaggy' + aeBfow ’nerre')
tnnft

D. Iini enrdt-Alft^

Dtaypodidte

Datypodoidec (euperfamil}) tint V

Slgldll n

Daiypui Zool. (Gk. daaypoei 'hairy-
footed'. A geoui oompeiiisg tbe
pelodo end ite near alliee) itinT-
nrtft

D aexeiiietDe(pelndo,tbeeia.baod-
ad bairy armediUo)
daiyote (doayt eheggy,thiek*-l-nra
‘tali')

Daayaridac Zoof. m.

Daiyurus Zed. tnjm UJlfl
D Ttremsoa (rnwiN

dau egwt «»., enwdt. wwn^naift /,
(■jirra W(TO fliaiS material aereing
M a baaie lor loferencaX /.
dale ftwtR W» /
date r6 1 frtfbpi WTO

3 wraftwlnt. wtw ftniltw wro

dated nd/. I fifalf**,

2 fSr 4 'TOw

dated iniliale mnVT

dated eecnriliet ^alftg ift n ft a d

dated aigDttiireft^tftvvnnir,%at«-
Rfgtt fitSIVf
date fixed ftws

dale fixed for hedring £«» SfVlt ^
firot wgw
date joiee er%-?R
date label

datelcBB (nodated) Rftwtftw
date noUases
date «{ amendment gflllwil
date of applying
dale ofarnvaf entnrT-^wte
dale of birth wait ftft. ft^
date of booking kww f^rlw, gfiwn--
f^dt*

dale of eeifing (of partoen in » finnX

date of cloaure itlTR f(Rtw
date of commeDceraent BlTtnei f^^lc
date of tonferril BXI^-

ftfir

dale of confirmation of appointment
ftgfe-fwftfPi ftwtw
date of decree HTffft
date of deed ftkv *1
dale of delirery 1 f(Bt«

2 BWB f^lrtW, BBW fiffit
dale of dtspaich
dale of drawing
dale of effect wiB^fror wi
dale of entenng CoTcmment lersico

trwB-dBT 8 b 4^ wrt *1
dale of entettalnment (FHU.60) vft*
•tgw ftnt*

date of expiration enift (^BtW
date of expiry eroTn-fttltw
date of^Iiog the application
Bit *1 ftBftra wrb WT fic^. «ftT^
«nt <1 ftkeiB ftft

date of handing orcr «1 fi'l*

date of inipectioD ftOyai ftwtw
dale of inililution of a amt BTT-8TO*

BB Wl r?Bf«

dale of introdnetion BB^ ftBfw
date of issue

dste of joining (of parloara in a firm)
WfctBftBfw
dste ofyodginenl
dsle of rasonfartore fttftw (let*
date of matority bSbbTO
dste of paeklog dkTB fl(Blw
date of peymenl BllBB fgBfw

46S

diy book

dite of POiUnfl

due of poMiitf 1
<5 (in ft Iftiger)

diie of publication of the notice
t- H^nnt

date of purrlii'C
dale of realiijtion

. date o!
date of relief
date of renewal
date of aailinp tfWWH-fT^tT
date of aale
date of aelzure
date of aliijiiiieni
date of aubiniaaiuu
date of tcruiination HVHM f^C
date of > aration

dale of \etting friW-

frfir

dale palm

dater-date atamp^¥N-3Tl/-i^T^*
5T*"i.
dale aUmp

dale>iu;ar palm (P;<oeft<'< rvlrei/rd)

W-*

ditiOj;preaa/;;y f^WTVfUiPf^’SfT
Datiiea Set, «svrnt*tnnf^

D. camulina (iltrT*V*tni^
Datiaeaeeae Set n.

datiaeeiia Chen. /.

datiadnadaiiaeoaiile /.

dalire Cron. /.

datire ealenej ^rfl
daiolite m. (it- for *tT^ boron,

lor "pni ealeiuni, «• for
ailieate. for tsiDetftOi
(oeeura in glaaay (reeaith crjitkla)
ftk (eft (reeoiali, fT^

llaaa)

datum 1 iJetK »«W m /.

S (uaeJ u ft buia of reeboaisg)

^fW/.

9 Sftre.adatum anrface
datum lerelsdatum plane
datum line /.

datum plane tr lerel irepn tW
datum point rpifl fftj
*‘*^®»“ff*«->J»lutu Sure. nepiT.

'r^Tuftr, Run.

(Ms

Diiura Bit. R^t-RTiV

(«b«« datura) rrt

(Mar '(2** '*'’'1. flni- JhatHre,
Deecftn njia dhalurah)

D, fjatiioaa (black datnrap pnrpla
datuTft) ^w» (B.,U ptNRT,

Ben lafo rfAntara.Gii]. Infa <fAd*
titra. Bin. lala Jhatura, Mftr.
lata dhetro)

n. metel c downy datura (wholu
plant antb erojuh tomftntum—
Bftau)

D. atramonium (applo of Para,
derit’a applo, deTil’a tmmppftt.
dentr) .Ifttnealown areed.Jimaon
rveeJ. mad ftpplei attr-«eed,
iboru ftpple) TOtn^ ’t*n
RRt. Beu.Sttan, Kftn. Bin.

Dll ‘CKT, Tol 2 W 3 , Mar

yltt)

datura «nrt m . VtlH
dituxic (ittj. Cham,
daturine PAdno

Daubentonia Zool. (^enna eoeaiating
oulj of tUo ft>o-»>o)«ft*-H3iCi
Oaubentoniidae Zool. vfR«4n m.
daulreelite MVlfAltlX m. tron.

(orfS^cbromiutn. C-lorJIriR
autpbide, .W lor mlueral)
Daueua Bo(.

D.aarota(JftQlo, cftiTot, bird’* tiMt>
lee'* neat) aiRT (Ban. Bin.

Cuj. Uftt. tfst, Kftn. RtsOp Tam.
fa//araiahUMffH, Tel. pa^jara-
feJJa)

dau|bier ^ /„ ftftft
daughter «xia Sot. VRT 9
diu^litee branch Bel. TRtnwi
dau'liter eell SoeL jf^l^rNn
daughter efiromoaomea Siel-
ffiltfS

tolnny Zeri
dftufhtce «7*t

dftuubter.lB.lftw rgRi, r^,

daughter radu jlpi ff W t R
dauke (Popiewr ferela) Tn*R

DauTianinyna.IremR-^^^BT^
Daiiritu rrdaurt Atft rn^
DaurianaCriJtedawallow ilrer entnrR
\fV5 »n*tr«

Dariiori ZiW. afsfttY^-RR;^
Daraineidae (liookleta round aucLen)

Daraise'a LaalluaalJanllua utb.

racia

DatalliaBof (a genus of ferna haring
pinoatel) decompound fronds with
margioftl soti) RT*<t3r5*RTfTfir (>n'r
margin. •jrtJ=al'inr*Oaoras)

D, aeuleati (it has a climbing
frond instead of a elimbiog stem)
ftlCTOirt RI^ni*3

D. lenuifoliaM''"noloma cb'nen.
Darid'a acimiiir.'baVbler .1r« ^anw*

filft.fifRRT

DaTiewlrapM6eld woodruah (Xiiaula
•'■apiipejJria) RR-RRT n
Dariaon'a blacL ibla dtT*

mf)

Datiaon'a blue Ihroatrd barbet dtra
RTgl tftf fr^rtf

DftMaon'a hrowcMarevt buB*!’* ^<-ts

njrft

Dariiou’a «rounJ.|liniih .frii VIRFl

Ds\ laon'a irulua dwe AnO
Daxiaou'a laughiog.thruab
fittntTTRtt

Datiaoa’a ararlet minitet dvrt
ftrjfeti

DattaoB*# ailia lirt trjtfl.tfHT
Da\ laou s alripe.throateJ bulhiil
drra fMl-Wt tlfpr.«r5 itlSWR
Davuou'a urenvarbler dm tTTtfV

Davy's safely lamp Jl/i»nipRlPt-*nW-

Davy's aoUd particle theory (of Inmi*
nositj ) W»T RRlftrsi RTt

dl«D RRT

Dawn man aPiltdown man x^-tntTt

diHvoDiie rwt'fWtnr m (tr- for
'Wil.iH alutuuiiump ^ tor 9ttt3 aodi*
nui. pX^ for carbonate, 4R

for mineral)
day 1 f^Vtt in-p n.

9 difron. f^, «(X)TTR «i.
day allult aeliool RtgRTStTWl

da) after date fraRRasT ^

day after tight f»R

day-boarder f^I.atTRmwhft, »nTOT.

aJhft

day booU^firesjO
yauTuaV^hti)

dar book...

466

D.D.T.

a.T kooV IQ fonuPB2

diT booV o( nw miterul slVOn

diy book of rrceipu HT^it ^

itj book of fwipuand Mpondilure
mf^S «iT

d«y break (^IHICV m , llWt^ n

dJT b» day ^ sW^f

di» ear l\4H-^W
daydream f^-W^
day duly

day 6»ed for hearing 5 ^^^ ^

day ID rourt Loir (day or opportanit)*
for ippearanea in a autt)
w , m

davdabourer 1 vfirt
2 f»»i-wfir«
day lainne kWttth
daylight fifTnft* (from Bonjali).^*

trew

daylight booViBg^k irrrtVUTf'

■ day light trap
day lily ffiT-«irfnft
day u( grace arjtrg
day of laiue of liekei Btf ^

•ifr*

day of judgment «^P3
dooinaday SSV f^TR
day of re*l ^VTR f^R
Sunday trren

day of (rial htm Italhin-^eR
dava afler dale CW fyrWWt f(R
day* after light ^yleM*flT
day arholir «et«ft rTUtift, fjei-ftyim!
day achool ^eR-eTSTOWI, fft! RWTITWI
dayahift ^ O Rift, ^-

Rlft

Bighl-thifl TTfkWrR, nRlftRlft.

data ID bank locfdAva vA by Unt
for appearanea la eourt altir air.
yiea of aommoni) TR^tfy-aryynar

Day'a loog'laited gra»a>yraibler Jrn
RTwvi ym-jya trw-\faRl
daytluau (ailiier maiialor) m_

Ry-e

oiTi 01 glare a;»;cj ffTR

<i»ya cf yore 5n*rR CW

oay ipeoucd for payaest eTfReri

day a produrtioa Vt 7R17R,

f?ft>RITR

day a programme f^CtviWR
Day a ahrcia JfBwai. (found in tha
IIa.lras Preaideuc))^lg«-q^^
day a tranyjrtioo. f^RWR k »RR?IT
day a y«ork f»RR-7lR. *T *!«

day lime fjR »l ariR

day tn-day fpt Bfifipi 71,

day.to-day admiaialnijoa R*

day-to-day buaiacoa^^eRIRTr
day-to-day ronplianre^Afi^ RtRR

day-lo-dayeaae^ffR ^fcRt
day-to-day eipcoaea^r^ IRR
day-to-day toana^frf^ 7yin
day-to-day nooey flftl

day-to-<Iay routine duty\kf(Rk^
vksR

day-to-day yrork Trt
dauhng light JtRftrflyR BRnt (pjft.
ftSR aiaianteroTAk ^PlR^RWl
Sbitl

DC (Deputy CxuiDitaiooat) tTWl-

lR»n»*i5n)

DC (Di«iriet Cou-t) W»Rt. fR»i**
»Rr*r*R)

D C bill (detailad cootiogaM bill)
f» ft ^RR (RfttRT ftyR*RRl \rr)
DCES. (Deputy Chief Pnpnaor
Sicnala=Sici>aIEogineyr)J{fy ftw.
(Hrirue-ni)

D CF-(Deputy ComuiiuionrTofFood
8un4ia»)«s»att («R«ne Ry RTjfy}
DCF (DeputyConaeryaloroIForeata)
R I R (RRTWtrRR)

D fl geserator (direct currant gesa-
ralor) ^RI rTr* (R»f5R RtR R^)
D.CI. (DiTiaional CimmertiU In-
apaetor) Blf RRlJk (R*IR RI'rtr.
friRRi

DQ. (Diaputa Oael) (fhrt-

DrIaM R^R4.«Rft
D elan dealer Rji vfi a e m i ft
D CO. (DiyiaiooaJ CoRimartial OfSear)
rty RRIJR («»TyRrrtrT«y--«)

D CO S. JUf. (Diflnet Controller of
Etoiea) Hwft, (w*e^ «»mjRe=Rt)

D CR. gratuity (daatb-coiB ralir*.
meat gratuity)^ k.RRfTt (VI^-

D D. (dayi after date) Ti f^.

D.D. (Dapilv Director) R-ft. (ndlRt.

«)

DJ). (dangerona dragy) Blk. (^iDy
bra)

D.D A, (Dangeroiii Druga .tel) P.V R.
(pfro SmjrfWNe)

DJ).A. (daar distnet allevaaea)
R R W. (HCh R»r» RI wei)

D-D A. (DepBty Diraetor of Agneal-
tura) f.T ft. Tt ftfPeR)

D.D.A. [Deputy Director of Food
Suppfiaa (.kscouata)] Tftft. [■t*
RTIR JRftRieR ^nr)1
D.D.D. [Deputy Director of Food
Suppliei (Jhitnbutien)! RftiR I*R-
aflR TrftRl"R (fR^tR)!

DDF. [obtiinad Foraalar'r (Louir
Standard) Certificate at tha Foraat
School, Dahta Dun^FDC. lOTl
k *- (abort for RRti*)

D D.L.R. (Depet; Diractoi of LaM
Beeordt) ^RT.ft. (t^ft-Rfd^ TR-
ftRTRRj

DD.M. (Da^itr Diraetor of Food
Sutpliaa (Uarkatiag)] RftR. [«■
tflR RtftRTnR (ftRTR)J
D.D.O. (Dairy Darilopmant O'Seee)
rjf>R (ii«Rrm ftRR Rftnft)

D D O. (Diitriet Deyalopmant Officer]
w. (R»rR ffUR-arfireift)

DP P.(A.) (Depilj* Diraetor ef Pobli-
citj (tdmimatration]] BRft(tnJ

imroRTTtftRraR (RtTT^))
DD.P.(1) [Deputy Director of FuNi-
city (faanea}) H R ft (fr) [RTTCiR J%
ftRm (fRR«))

D D.Ffl*) [Deputy Director of PbIJi-
eitr(PublicatiOBa)I RTftfO [««•
t=n RrftyreR (fftrjR))

DDR. (Dangeroui Drufa Bala]

D D.R. [obtaiaad Foreat Basgeri
(Qigbar Standard) Certificala at tbi
Foraat SchnobDehra Dun— FDC

107) k ft (.hort for ^7^*

D.D^. (dietary dead atocO Rtft^
(Rltn-^ RR=R)

DDT. (0‘chloro.Diphanyl Triehlora
atKae^R'T«.(tforft di-Rforft
tnj

D.D.T. du*t

467

dei{> duiab...

DD.T.dmt??^ ^
DD.T.«mul‘ionX75 sfiran
DJ).T. »ujpeit»ioii powder 7^.9.

D D.V^. (Depnlj Director of Veteri-
tnr> Semees)

ImTI A <■.-■*)

D.D.V^Xff. CDepoty Director of
Yeteiiniiy Semcee i/a Animil
Ilatbendr)] f ^ T ft-,7 YT.
Tm TifU Pn^g.'^r^r^)

D D.V^.w^.lr. i/c LS. Section (D^po.
t} Director of Veterinary Serriceei
Animal Hnsbandry tfe Lire^tocl;
Section) V*IT ft, Sf^M (tg.
TI%yT*T,

W5^)

D D.V,S^ Diteatea (Depaty Director
of Vetenaary Serricee, i, e Diseisea
InTeati^alion) V.Jr.T.if, (7^.

Sf / itril^^B)

de. fi-,

D. E. (departmental enfiairj} ^7.

T^rcr)

D E, (Diatnet Conneil Ensioeer) s «.

(7»i7 7fTiv»rf>n»tO
D.E. (OiTMienal Engineer} Hlj, &«r.
(jtmjffflSTi)

deacctylite tJ. CJieio. re ‘ jMe t7
deacet/laiioo C/t<rn «.

deaeidifieatioD
dearidify ({>, eertenr
Deacon proceee (of obtaining chlo-
nne *1117 ^71 lift for

*ftrtt eblorine+vn obtaining)
deactirate tJ, ft^Aeq^
deactiration ri<ai|iq^ n,
dead ^7, WTT JWI, Wt 7
dead aeceaBt C<m. ^ ^
dead and Iire.ilocl renter Pn(t 7

dead animal ^
dea<iaitet(

dead bacteria apr wwrj
d»l Url. - ,l,,t,Jon, r»„/„
Tw.trftvw
deadbeat a.f;.

dira-lbeit f aUanometer ^^^ 7*7 TOT.

STT - *

dead body f ^ ^

2 (of an animal) T? WT. Wv
deadbomeJ.if,,^, (to roaat or cal-
eioe tDafltUlf) 7%^

deadbunit «d>. tRt’'*
deadbumt ma'iteaiie enalfini

dead ratlJe eeheme 1J7-75'7T3RT
dead cell Dot ^7 flCt ^tlT

dead centre dfircA* 1 (tba poeitioit of
a erank when tbo turning moment
exerted on it h aero) tpTftnft/.

3 (tna meehine toot. • coatee that
doee not reTolTe)«etaH«narj' ««•

deaden rb Forfttrg (to kill treet by
girdling) eemwi4*4» HTTTt^ *iirni
dead-end odio' Rig. ir7Rn-7fiT«t
dead engine Rig nr7

dradeqiupmeat Rig. flimfl

dead fjlleo branclie* Forriirg ^
7&7 TrWPr, irtt On) TifeTt
dead fibre

dead frei-lit ft WWW »nT«, ^(1
dead grass^tOT.Jinins
deadliead (who trirel* nithoatpa)-
in- any fare) JTt-g'T (Jt; ‘ gratia*
tfoiu Pah) 7ra» ( »..

dead heat (m rrliicli the conteatxnts
reaclt the goal at the anno inalint)
fT7Jn’l «

dead land (email areas winch are
R4olee«b) tUeoiaelre<~BBM' It 61)
fi^refre ijftt
dead featca^y tfAt
dead tetter 1 (j«. Uw) are^ftrw,

3 7lf. 7T7lrfl 77
dead letter office OriIT 7*tW7
dead loan Cow (not paid at tlio time
agreed opoo or for wlucli there la
no apecifieii time for paioient*
enflTriW'T^

deadloiL (aUndetill) »P77fta e».
en*i* ^gz
emerfency errTTt
eontio'ency encftnvn
deail loe* (abeolate loaa) gTf7

deadly o Jj, tuT* {$et dangeront)
'eadly aniaifita (dwaniro pW/mrfrr)
srnPTv atOactx

(dfropo Mladomta)
dead lying tree Fertttrg Trri) ^7

*rnfiTn%T

deadly Dighlyliaile 1 ■» belladooaa
(ifJroj'o bella foniao) /.

2 -bitiera*eet{Sofann"» dafeaewra)

*5^1 m.

deadlr nighliliade leifwbelladonn*
loaf PAirw. » » g | fa *t-77
deadly p{>i»on 7IT^ 037
deadly aeapon rnT^ 5t71, *117^ ^ftl*
7T7

dead-man'i fii]geriwdead'men*a fin.

dcad-maa r-Itaodle Rig
dead-men'a-fiD'era
dead plant ^ 7TT7« WTT ^TTl
dead reekoniog .Vii«f (withont cele*-
tiil observation) •tT^lf77•*T'^T7T
dead rent (aficedrenti esp one im-
posed nponaeoncessionairervithout
regard to the a lald of his concession)
fWT tTT?«. ^7 WISTf. ^
dead rcciinU

dead elovr i it0oi»V. *T»fa«

2 (ss a fig'll osrd) H'»7H

dead flanding tree Ferr’trg Widl ^
^tmiTT

dead eloife l nP*7. wftt7 WWT

3 Or^lt '77 {III 0 itoi-k iftr>l7)
dead Hot k Isaok

dead HOik laventoiT
deail ftoik repiHer »J77*»9'7^
deail atop Rig («top detdi and pro.
eaeil tt tire iitilrs »'i hoar) 7^
rTtm

dead Irrc ^ STT
dead wei^lit i £ion> (nonreprodue-
tirenationaldebti as of England)^
tm

2 Shipping (lioary goods, such as
coal an I iron) Ttfl 7357

3 SitTf. ^7 WTf
■lt(TTDl,X

dradneight debt (a debt to which no
existing assets xfWn correspond—
PruK^iples of Public Fiiiaiiee, U.
Dalton, 1949, p 513) sii7

dead wood ttj. *Tfl
deadwooil hed'c Fertitrg ^7 irrg7
dead World ^3377
deaf Tftr, TfgTt

deaf and dumb am^^ftt

(from Twjjsj, ypn siTt fpil
deaf and damh school TTP-

Ttnn

deaf, dumb and Hind Tftrt afj^

W»7I. 57-7f7T7*«r

deaf, dumb end blind joJuHri'el

Imtiluie i^TrfVnrg sfrrfffirr IfWl

^••{ncfs

468

debenture CBpiiil

deafnrss wT^TWT / • WStHT
de»lt6

deal 11 1 ^l«rarT tii

a (a board of pme or fir)
nit!'*raT*-'ft'^* II
dealburoiDize t-fc
dealeobotiralion *** e

dealroliolize r6 finig^Tn
dealer i qfSmt ( Tj m
a=ba<ine>smin nimft «

3 = <eller fWm(g)t«
dealer in aecoailhaod pooda
^«3"! w anTTtft
dealer la (Uvea
dealer id (pints sm^rVfVftT

dealer id aii-ir wtl *1

deabr in wood esitS-nTHTTl,
WStWTO
dealer* Mlb

d»tra (pore esnmendstion)

deairidiBnblioofish 7 {lift' m
dcilin j T»I 4 n , ntjn. »|‘ .

double dealing «t?tT
fvr dealing H*Otnf|n
dealiD? ilrrk ^vrfl
dealing lo lniiirca Coio. *^*’*•1^1
VtCf TW. eril Kitm
dealmg iD liquori arfXTT-T’TO, arfXTT-
r^TMK

dealing id moDey

dealinga of ■ govemnieot tervaai

Jm «T eror?
d aliBSv'itbi<no«r^to
2ft aS»*u «TO
W dealt Vfilh initially TT arnm ft
•idfTfi »tin

deal wi.elv with jftTPn't ft»T»rt
WTOI

deal with «iaTt(IT «THI (1 with)
•leamidaae m

Jeamidate CJtem frfHoWVrt
deimidalion Cfim n

dee niii1iaalion~dearDida»OD
deamiliae A.detm\Ut«
deaminase ftffWoArT "i.

deaminate rJ CW-

deamioatino CAm e.

deiininiaiTioiiB deaminatioD

deammoBJiioD CAeai ftftoTTflD* i».
dean (sf • univaevilv UCT>!l))"f««C»I

(3)m

DeaD NediesI College and Hofpital

•ife^OTt, wTjfiraw miftoit'ij a«n

Dean of Fatolly of Saieoee ^71^*
wt u 1 >tvpn

dean a offiee ilfviQm C( Clbl^d
DeaB«loBe rTaUm (of drainage) (alial*
low parallel diaina)*iHflin*ntbaTI9t-
7Tf<I

dea^ataonsadelivdratiOQ fa a btl B 4 n

dear tutj 1 fe^. 'TOT

2 TTfift, rrtnr

dear disinel allowanee >l*T?t lit

dear monev Etvn TIP’S 3P. Jlirft
3TI

dearnesa allowanee spfttJT

dearoees of liviog iftfclT NS'll^
de aromatire r6 fTO5r‘ft*T’>
de arteoieate (6
de arsenieator m

dearaenieuewdearseoieate
Dear 5 ir «PT 1 . 'ft*’! . fr»
deanUjajieilT/ *HOt w.. «ifl
deatUq>j m (Const )
deeeaee Xp*<l> WftTOT
deDti«e

departofe mnet, nwn
eatinetion

death adder (IrialliopAia aafnrehea)
VHl

death-bed ^nvn
death bed detlaratioo

dying deelarsliOD H'JlItftl olTni

dealh-be<l gift Low ^*3 fTTVI pi
death blow, to give a sniTVt vi Tmi
death by aerideot JUTIT ft sp3
death by poiaoo ft ^^3
death certiSeaie 1^3 uniw'ii
dealb-eoaie ^nielly (Ceroniara roitr-
lionn) H113* ••
dealh^m rmrement ^*3 (itffti
death-eam-retiretneot gratoily ^>3
•rd

Jeitheop (finjnifit p\iUoi>fei)Vlnyv

death doty n«l (Gwist } 3'3 VT
death of partner Ouia. Uttfl ifl ^3
death of jwr*Of»a aifWl ai'3
death iiwinla Lief

death rate ^<3 wSr, ^<3 *571*

death eenienee

death ( bead cm 11

death ».|iefb (i/ropt 6eWndoii«t)fnr-

fe«r/

JeallHman (eteentionrr) BtvlC it-
deallis of lii;h peraontgei cX
toftrcT (njirihro) ft Xp*!t

death eliffeDiDgsrigor mortis ITT
ptwti n? ci arcpti
death under anspirioutcircnmstiaees
ftttnins ?fzfosfircf ft 313

death warrant Lou ^3 if'^TC
debacle fpdn nt

debar ri. ftrfiT CW, l)*

PUTT^

deprive ifsiT CTl*. IWT
binder CICll, PHI TUP

prohibit n^TT CTH
diMjualify *r{ *rn

(TPP)

exclude IRT^T «TP, WTlfwT IPT
preclude adiifsi
forbid Ml VTP
disallow CtP.WITtTO*mi

lt»T3?1«XP
inliibil ftrhJT, ftflT «RP
interdict ftVpsyni
pcet tot fsippt CTP- tl<l1
debark cb- lwdi(enibirk
Swiiark

debarkation wJitembarkatioB
debarment frcAl » , fH
debarred atfj,

Dtbatyornytea Bot (ccppolatioa tab"
place lomet me* Ijelween two
Jar celta) ftffPT TTlft

debaaement (ol currency— inersaaa

"rt oftba biiermetalrt in » *«'"*

»r<rrTO "• . .

debatable matter P^PT
f»TT, ftnUltTT
debate TufTP T «. (Conat 1

defifwralion TTWHcfOanat.)
diapule ftPX (Const )
ronttoveisy ttPcTt^ (Conil )
di.niMion th'i (Conat)
debaurh ti. WT CTP. tfl' *T^
debauch ■ WT.Hm m.
delau.liery*mP/.
debenture ttnn a-
delwnlure Inn I Tt«i «*T
delwDtnre capital <(WtT J'A

d.b.nt»i.hoia.. d.c..bom»d

i<lxBturf Uolil^r '•ifl ( t^)

dcLfOlurc inlerfJt J ^fV

i]cbrnture loin 7®IT

il<l>«nlutr rfJtfBipUoo fund »C*rT^*
6rf^. frxipt ftfj
■JfLrDturo of ■ Mfif* «

’d'Jrj a

debfotarr itock l-tHanfe
debenture Iru^l deed Si?m ^W"

debdilr «Tmtn J

debit «• Aet«iHti»0 u (Const)

debit ri- Aeciiwfi’ij Hteieii (Const )

debiisble n /;.

debit iceount ftK^^n?

debit idiice

debit balinee

debited 11,1]

debit entry srftftf

debitin' it.

debit note &Tfr:t'T7

debit otleaic WT»nt-r«?r?

debit per eonir* Vn ^‘1

S

debit •IdefTT?Pi^?i
debit tranuetlom ^fnilTTfTt
deliluminijition u

debiiumimxerf. ftlTTflTT
debit Toiielier f!tP«^JrBTn»
de Loais nonade lionis non aJmioi.
Until tnv (of til* gooils not jet
•dministered) *t

debonli non •dminiitntii— de bonis

debni b,,

debni slide o,ol. (nolmes

^l^^)

De Broflie equsilon (i — b j_,
mT

msT*leo.gt.V» rtTTT^. me inotne^tnm
•WTT, h IS rineVi eonitsnt
'ffnrnTR.enfTi^nfy^

De Dro^tie’i theory WTrfi:^ <n^

De Beo.lie wives {,i,ej envelop or
■arround ever) novinj mis* pirti-
«!*)

debeominite ,{, frjmfUvi
debrominitioo f i t tiJlm u.
debt (Const)-
loin Tar?
lllLlllly^^

lodebtednesi ^irpTTt (Coast )

debit (Const)

arrears tfrrftll

debt adjustment wwiClan

debt book WOJ 5^

debt hr speeiallv Latt

deb! elpital SR»l5«dt

debt cliar«e* sit<it stR (Const )

debt conciliation ftlTW

Dili Conulialion Act ^atJiThU*

DebX CeineAvatioti BoavA ^iyt-RTi’W*

jr»r?r

Debt Conciliation !tt»njial SRSt tsdiTf.

fiwjrnft

debt conversion %<i|-nf<^3^

debt due

debt head 7.«l «ft4

debt inetirreil for immoral purpose
•Pifre srel3^ % f3«l f«’n «Itn T.»l
debt lejtiilation ^<tnvr4l

fTVTR

debt-note n.

ilcl-enture (Const )

delit of honour
debt of reeonl tote
debtor ITOBvt, (4^) »».

debt oe li*lilii\'tR«t •nm
debtor bn oiH-n account
srsrtm

Debtor'* Act

debtor’* ledger Coro »niwJi u i kD
debtor * i-ersonal »erurily (v^di if(
srf^v{fT

debt owin'%^ni«l

debt raised in India »ITW *r ^

debt relief

Debt Relief Court niOl
fni

debt* adjo'lment Vi«l UU|ui*-t
debts ronsialemi L*<l or doubtful
•RThn wtni Br;*« aim nv*i
debt* eoo'i.Iered food *n^ Jli3t
njot

debt* due n-*l> Bl'-n

debt set lion (of tlio accounts) Biat*
ai^Wfn

dell secured l>y luorlfafc «r9T-tl^<

debts seenretl on movable projicriy
Bfinji vn

debt sorvieeftbo cost to a tov*rn-
mrnt of tiio fijnient of interest
and *10110$ foil I ebarce* on it)

debts recovered
debt transaction Bv®! Kia6><
debus e{ i afSBmRST
delultar (rent or rev emie freo frvnt
to support a temple)
debuttar property
dec, (ileci nieter) f? t?T (^Rl ui-i)
deca.

deeadc 1 ${o(ii(ics /-

oecadent tJtBfll®!
decaffeinate=decafreizuzerb
deeaeou Otem n

deea-fraip (die) n (t »li )

deea-hedfon oeow TRI^* *’•
deca hvdrace ^ 4iAt|
deca hrdralej arfj. ^TT
decabvdronaphthalene
derslescence r/i»» «.

ICf reealesceiiee)

dccalRv Oicm (Ices hjdro-ivipl\lb%
lene) »•

deciliter (dkl)TRJJWm (tw)
decalofue ti

deca meter, deca-meire (,1km, dm)

» (? m )

dcrandrous ti,1j Bel- (liaMu$ ten
itameus)

ilerandrusfot Tar. (haviij; ten an-
tliers—Ziinnier) ^tirnn (short* icd
from ISJSTftlvS)
decane Chen n.

deraut rf>. (to pour off from tlia »df9
ot a Teasel, de + -enellius) Piu***!
(to lower donii ft llio
deranlale (the iujnul decvJteil) ft

I*

drcaniatioU ft*®*^ n (ast), ftt^i-II
/ (process)

decantation charfcs TOR

deranlation of juice tW ft»®M
decanted ailj
ilecante r ui

derapitaiiou « (tee capital

pniiisliuieut)

deeaploid a Jj. Z.vl. 551 jn
Decai>o.U Zxi (nr lerl n®l n

decarbonate o', irfrirfl^
deratl-onaloraB»nf)B^ *»
derarlainiaition tui|f(U| n.
deracl-onin rh rtfrirt®!
decarboniied oJj »n«Ilf)s

decarbonized ii

d70

decile

d^firboDirfd iroti = wroujlit ifOBi

io«M jion rdmfts

d;«irl>ODit;ii llftl *wfw WfTO

dmrlioDizrr wt’ntfosT ( m.

d«carlio\Tljte tJi
dirrarboNylaiioo h.

dec*r\K«Tli»»lion = <letat\)OX)\»Vion

aiffarboxjrl ize=<!ec<rbox^ late

dccarbijralio>)s<l«carbODizitiOD
d«C2rbunzitioD = Jrrarl>ODU)lioB
drcarbu/izesdecarboDite

de firner»^\aj

consular officer de camera
arftiiT^T

decaslcrr ^•irrnH (are atere]
drcalhlon (a eompoaite contest e( tea
cTcatt, a 400 mater fiat rteei etc)
/

decaiosc ■'decojc lid; CIuhv.
deeitil-deol CAm. b
decai ob w^Beai, irf^
deea> n ar^fie m >nRvr, arfan
decided odj

decixed auiTn«\ mawet

decji inp 1 aww^i

5 «i^»aiai

decaaiDg plant rriiiaiat Set (rYdlcr*

Detcau (sranliopper
Ilercan liernpaianibiri hemp
cMi MBKiiiniin) nm^ai/ (B,M)

Decian >rimilar hihhler dicf ?iy^-

Dercan trap (,eel Tfsnt HfqiaijJt
Dercanirap area xfijai-aT^TPrnff Wi»
Derrin trip zone ^ffat-arvuiOt n^
Derran;i halmol (SilliteiUotiU’n dulrt)
»*rfcr«i f

Derrini deodar (ErpthreijiUji fung,
(Mil)

derease S'J. n

deal h)

dfceaaedot;

dereatrd del lor q-l

deceased bolder qf rflft

deceased lireB.ee arTTf'^tflfl

deceased ]>ersOO ^

deeeacttl iole bol lei ^ '«lft

dei-elsed »oo

decease of |iro|.r>clor srnft »l
decedcBI

deceit £,«r (I P C ) e»^I / ■ Wlsei

fraud UR|(vi
;uile

dieiimulatiod Cfw, feil|
diiplieily eRV

decetlful R^rV
dcerivable adj
deccixc xb Law (IP,C.l
•moi, ($ee fraud)
delude «p<r«m

miftead ^msz ctri
beguile zim

l>rtta\ ^innm «tr 5, in
dupe

deerixcr Lau lIPC)
wrat

December Sl^riHIN *».
decemfidua £a( Tax.^TTr
deeenc; ^^14 n . fat^ n nr
deccoe Chtn n

deceDoial a!) 1 (eonaitlins of tao

S (happeoio^ trtty tea yeara)

decennial aiett^e Rnfl

decennial eeotot tTT’IRTs

^4^4 44*HW

decennial mean Rvn

deceoDium %ni«^ /
decent ftw?

decent Jreaa sin

deceBiraluaiioo'^rjflnn, fii^r^crn

Deceolralizalion Act ^s[%>if|4ri striT'
fWq

decentralizalaoB of loduitrici ZCTnf
WftV^lTn

dereoiralizcrft fifkrsW’l *Pn.

deetotf e WTH

deceotraliicd riV'^Hstf
decentralized induelry
zvrn

derrof/aJurd low Tnr

deCrDtralion fe^aj^si ^

deeenirerib (to plaeo out of etnire)

deeeat aUndard of life ftTT iRtr rtT
(Const )

decent anlsnstenre stjKr
deeeBtl rAeia.4n*4« a.
deerptiblcBdeeriiable e tj 4^*4
deerpion Late (f PC) 4^4 a .>?r»n
deceit 4*441

de.-epUiend; I Lewd PC)4*4TtTt4
a»t54Tt44

decerebrate ri^idiii fttdwxn sft-

dc-liemica'litition »

decliemicalize yi riP4tT444
decMoit rb fWn»4
decliIoriDalion f44)Tir4 ti
deihloroforni cb (f-Alttl'JI
deLianilroiia o 7; Sot
deride J Z/jv 4T4t (CdmI-)

(zi a adjudge)

2 Ww 474T ^544 •T4T, «(<ni
ilrlermtoe f4T44 4T4T
conelude upon 444tn 4T4I. fpit

f44ir4T

resell e lr45T 4T4T
judge Wit 4:f4i
diapose PtW^

decided nitj 1 • Lav

b fW4, ftf^44

3 • Lote
bwrz.CT
deewNC

determined y4f4?44
reielitie f4a(««4

deciile on the merits gwjRttftfrni
*T^. 'T’fflt ^ "IW 4T

Jeiide smnriiarilv AVTTT
4T4t

decide the lint fnrthniih iqipr 41
5^*4 f4^444 4141
Oeciihng authority ftft44j4» wf'*
4lfl

decliliDg factors frfTTnlTn 41T4
d'Cliling vole W4T4T4< 44
cashBg vote firirf«4S«
deciduiBiflrr-birth Jaat- 4TO f.

(ancient scor.l)' "tfn, ■*1*1'*
deciduate od; .<*'it I nii-fl (tl)

3 inrft4 (>nm ancient word)
<fecec/«o«a urf/ J Jho?
rf^ 47*1

3 Sot tmfl, 4^Trft. P4> 4^1
3 iwvrft

dcii luous forcl TttPft 44. 4m*’
deciiluoiis-gillril .7<W amnft
deii luuus tree T’npft fS, 4444 ^
deciduous tropical forest 4*45^
4*n^4 44

JeOgramdgJ^ftTWIWB.lf^v*'-)
ijeede Slaliiltei 4IIH4 «•

daci'llUr

471

dtelirity

ifatrtile •IJ'hc

prrccntile (tvliea to eenliU)

dfci-litf f (d1 ) J

dmm. (dsej mefar) ft W.
drcimil gilj

' decimal baliDce (aingla r***)
5Wl(iT;.Tm)
dmmal roinape

decimal frtrtion Arith.

dacimaliMtiOD •■.

dacimat tnrine a]rilam«>raatnc ija

daaimal notation A\N*tl

derimal ptaca \7lfeT f*rH
draimal point l/cjJi. ^f)r* ftsj
danmil rrlation J/ajR. ^»»'T

drcimil ajilrm TIT

dari-eialar (dan , dacim^ dm.) ^turnr
n (fJ.in )

Jaai-motar (kJ^. Chrn.
rvnti'inolar «fs
Dtola
molal

daeioe-deeyoe Chni. ^ /
dffi aonnal a.tj.

dmi her ei. rparTtf, timr.^Tin
den|ibenbre oJ;
denplierer TJt** «.
deemon Uw fiftrW »*. (ComL) (lea
atraril)

jud'DaBt ftef*
aenleoee

deritioB contrary to law fp.^
deciiion ot court

drcHioaona point odiw ^ffJTVT VT
ftftttre

deriiioB to that effect Tn Wnre TT
deettioo opoa nenti ^rtt^^rfiTt ftft-

decnire cAj. 1 Uv ft f- TT^ ma
3(rntiinK »T *.,1 Jo) trqqHTTf).
(1 am* th» jyiwar or qnalili o(
d«i iins) f^nWr, ftTT^Tft ( tnh

dcoMt e eTidcnce ftftrrm: m ?9
dcci.ucly ^ iT.

decline oath tm

deciiire proof ftf.ttqi 7 « Btn*l

deck, Iwdeck ei.wn^

deck 1 (rtoorlike pUtfoim of ft tliip)

TTW, n,

aiB|!lewtcck ae*»el ir«TOSreraT^,

3 Sfotiatrea (iho logarithm of 10 ii
plotted over ft dutineo m trhich
there are diviaiona from 1 to 9
which rereat. A eomidete enling
from 1 to 1 19 called deck) ■•
deck bridge lilf ll3

deck cargo tftTTT-^TTt

deck chairUTqtlTrft
deck chair cover
deck pirder Rig OTT

deck pjfderbnJge=dcck bridge JJJg

deck paaaage T7*l
deek pai«eo«er
deeliralile <]uafitity
irrn. ttlvv ittsi
declarant a'm m.
declaration itjlTan/ (Conat.)
SsItUTT^ n.

declaratioB aditce note ttnvn
TX

deelaralioB tad reeonl of landed
property *lt>^ *1 Blqen rflT wftr

declaration by eeodidate
* ffxn ^K’ti

declaration form oHaitJm
declaration in ficn of i qitTY 3 ttlmi
declaration of allepeaec fllgl Clqni
deeliralion of ftaaetimeni

declaration of dn idend muht wW’n
declaration of inaolvenry IT^Olvnm

aftniTiu

declaration of owoeraliip rvrftT'V

derlaration of reaoll <j(<uiiu Blrnr
deeliralion of nghti trfiTTTBlT?tt
declaration of aecrecy *jTVI*BtTirt
derlaration of aolaeney rfl

deciiration of alorka
declaration of aiecka of footlpmat
order tri g t a q wi*
derlaration of tmai *m ^qvn
derlrration of war ^.vHvtt
declaration repairr
declaratory «rfj. 1 iqlqeroTT, ijfTT

2 (etplanalor} . clear, deaigaed to fit
or elucidate nhat before wm oa>
certftia— lij ar) aqiem»H». HIJTT*
decfarifory act Ran (act nfiiefi reaio-
VM certftia douUi) •■aiiMi'Ho itfiJ.
PniiT

declerilory ftction Loir sWwpiTT TI7
derliritory decree Low 5)4inTin>

declaratory jndptneni Lot? nlTHiTiTT

Ww

decliralory law iqifttii'MV ftf'J
declaratory part of a decree
•I itTl

declaratory alalute Law tqiS^I'H*
(»« atitute)

declaratorv auit Low ntgUItHft TIT
derlire rh. TVTitl TTTt (Con«t ), Tift t
»TTf

puMidi BnnTT Tm
proelaini TTTl

declare ■ dii idend Kiuitl ol^ TTTJ
declared 0 ,/; q>frt (ConatJ
deeliredl't nolirifilion Bf^t^TlIfTl
tttfiT

declared by the porernmeni WTr

Tin tftfifw

declared policy tftfr
declared pro\ i*iona wWin
declared value tWfWWt!
declare the law ftfSr <t trrrqt Ttn,
ftfa Tt Ttri

declare to l>e v oid T^fT TTTT

dcrlats et (to degrade from o-e’t
ClicO TMI

decleniion Craw. n*

decimation 1 ftqlk /., ftTUT n.
dip atfiT^rfi

a Ijlrcn. eiTyr / (from
klTUT TT7 1 1 ( 'arc ot the hour-
Circle )

dcrlinilion circle ,lifreti gin TT

decline ch I gT*T {In

a *nfJ TTTi. att^lrtT Tm. smm

3 antftr gin
t Crrt»». TT TW7WT
tefuae wtilVlT TTTt
repudiate pnnTIT TTTI
decline H gin, •TTtlg »i
decline to afce]>l rilTIT T TWT, nWl-
TIT TTTI

derlminp a-ij. (tree) an^tift
declitily ai«STk*T,nqat t . TT7T

dacliTmii

472

declivoiit ad] lT9Sn^(T’l.)
decocaioize ti. f^Tt^'PPT
decoct tb *TI^I

decoction 1 n ,

S=decoctum PAarm flTOmiVITT
iafi]tum=ia(uiioQ xnTTtr
d ofbroomssJ of (copanum
d. of coach grasaodecoctum agro*
py ns decoction of ttiticum frtft-
OTB-ni*!

d. of icoparium s decoction of
broom = deroctum aeoparti
ajffi-aift wmr

d. of triticumsd of conch graae
d. proceaa

decoctne edj f?I«T
decoctum = decoetionp^rm Wntm.
d. agropyn = decoction of couch

d. agrepyn cone ir%^3

d. aloe* eompoaitism cooeen-
tratum>coDC«otrated compound
decoction of aloea

d elnchonae rub xw f(flT*fTni
d, hemideimi cone trfeOifff cnl^*

d.*hutelii ftsMTm
d aaraae coapoiitumocorapottnd
decoction of aartjpanlla
ati*n!t*t'»»nr

d Bcoiniii = decoction of aco-
pirium

d teooae cnawnam
J laraaa i rm

d uvao iirii n[S<TA f4rtr
decode ri WW?!

decoding of telegram mr VI
wm, BIT V7BI

<il] CAenl ?fsrv

ilecoir aciil ^fnc WTH
decolor, drtoltrursdecolonie
deenUraol oJ; fttaTI
derolorale aJ; (deprived of colour)
fWntT

decolorale eft sdcroloriae
deroWalioDsdecolormtion
decolori meter (for mauunnic tba
po»er of a decolorant (^>) frlM.
m m

drroleriaatiOQ *,

deroloriae tb

decolonzer 1 (v) m.

3 (an apparatus) fn^ni n.
decolorizing I n n.

2 adl fic»vaa>
decoloursdccolonze
deealourizitionsdecoIonzztMn
decolourize =derolorize
decotourizersdecoionzer
decomposable oAj.
decompose ab. i

3 «ic^f, Hftll

deti>Ripose& adj ^14^
decomposed msnure tirix,

WTT

decomposer ^aw m
decompoaiog agency CVi n

decomposing body fivntlini ft^,
STWI J*t cn
decompotiog liquid JIat
decomposing matter fintqan TTlt).
qiasii VTii

decomposition 1 »

3 (putrefaction) n , ai^ai, RTVI
Jeeoifi position ofamiDOOia apparatus
f-niTtfir fneau inl«
decomfioand r6 fvAvhn

I (to eoTopouud tiitb * eompoundi
to oompound a aaeond time) «

3 (to doeompote) fltrnv
decompoundable od/

(lccoint<oiiiid leaf Dot ^

decompress rb StHVrv
decompressing n

decompression f^irf^TV »
derompresMon chamber febulT5T-

^*r

decompresMve oilj fviWlK
deconcenlrate flAbsgai
deronccntration n

deconientraior m

decnntrol ar7ftu»T>l, Ptvrnsi J^RI
drroolrolled 0 , 1 / arlbinlitl?, fniini

gZIVIJWT

deronlrollrd fooilstoffs an f^u f sa iT

decopperix ition ^>Transt «
dccwpperize eb (tn VlUil
deroralr,!, W*VTV,«>bt7«TBI. >nmi,

vrifi

derorated od/. antfA. mrm jsn,
deeoration \ at^v^ anri » . airm

3 (a mark of honor to ba rrota on
the person) n.
decorative foreign plant rhU*

for decorative use ga u B

decorticate ci tfBrtt, firm

filVI*VI

decorticating Riachioe vav

deeortieitor sr74f>b5 n.
decorum fcietn/.

decoy LataU^C) (wy ‘eaga)Vnr*,
■imi'mn (to lead into a anareX
♦ (set abduct)

decoy duck (» duck, or an imitation
of one, used as a decoy) JltthtB (W
dttoyer Zaio (I PC) Vtftv, VninwV
m , Visri

decrease o fTff m , a^BT /.
ilerroase in, jhb, uy^T,

VAglTT

iet 5raB,«*?Rl,*«5«r>t.»«vro,
VII vrm

decreased value cOt«artf
decrease in demand Ee«tt. pfitxfVt’
m, n)it vtft

decrease la supply Econ. AT™*

decreasing arf; tfiJlfr^.)
decreasiDg function Jfelli.
decreasing inteasity pd) Witi
derreasiog return fTtftfltTTV
dimimshing return airgrif) nuiv
drcreasiug iraRspirstion prft
decreasing trend tn51 nqffr. tltnO
Blftl

drireasing utility Eren PdlSTtflffm

decree VIJlfTT/ (Const )
edict tnsliri
proclsmation ■aeVrui
orilcr att^v
jiiii-mcni fiiilni
dcci.ion fTfsrrvi
vrriiiri

deerre sl>«oli i«>r r,aw*mftv< VI5f(lr.

nPirftkTwnwnrftT

decree a,.jinit a debtor Laa V

(tv-cwnfi«

drrree condeinoalor iate Tlft^ »•
H anafii

decreed lulj. vnni

decree dative £ose (I«era« appointiDf
ona kS aiaontor not nominktad in

dtexead dabt

473

deem lit

tbs will)

decreed debt sn^VT

decree declsrttory of social right*

decreed person 1115 ^ wfhs,

decree for foreclosure

decree for money Laa
decree for money against seTeral
persons Law wf*dt %

decree for rVnt
decree for lale fttCT-URjIvt
decree>hoIder (-T^) m.

decree in absence £>oid ( a.dsiault
Jadgment ) wgTfef* W
decree nisi iaio WIST^^

deerte of court
decrement Piyt- CHtt* m.
decrepit ad]. 3rlf
decrepiute ci. 1 (to roast or calcine
10 as to eaose eraekliof as. to
daerepilate salt)

3 (to crackle)

9 (to roait a moist material) mj*

sriR:

decrepitation l (property of cry*«
tals, when heated, of dyiagapatt
with a emkling eouud)
fPTfl.

3 (a crtckliDg none made by tail
whso roastiog) Wjsi4«t n
decrepit person wjfis
decrepit tree dW f*T
slecrepiiude amWlfT/,
decretal amount en?Wt rfst
slecretal debt SRyc^ Wfoi
decretal demand sn ? V t w fno rw d t
ssTjwt artn

slecretal order sttSf^ttfR e tt^tl
decrystalhaition fsHTt n
deerytlalliae t6.

derulnius j/rj. i (({)« position assn-
nie.1 in lung down) m uH i f t /
2~drcubiius ulcerMbedsore
RW «q

decurrent leaf iJ.„ WTrnWtini
derusMte a,fj. 1 ern^T
8 JJot. eORW

decuss ate ar rangement (of learee)
ZJet, an^^ •

decussate leaf Set. »R1TO

decussation OpAtllalmof <uHlR »>,
n

decyl Citem ^51® »
decylene CAens n

deeylenie ad;. CAem.
decylic adj CAem
decynci dceine CAem
dedicate tb Wit-ti (Gonet)
dedicated aJj HhRr
dedication fl-

de-differentiation Bot tS^ftPSTR «.»

m (loaa of diffsrontietion —
Jackson)

dedolomitizition l4^iwi{<i4ii<4*i fi-
(dolomite ■^liwiPi*)
dedsutt

deduce eft. I *131114 4^41

3 (to ernvo at as a result of reckon-

mg)

3 Ztojte

deduced adj 1 er^Onr

2 374r«?f

3 1 071 c ftwfini
dedneed rate '444(94 et^
deduced rent SITCrnrt stlTC
deduced rental valuetioa

wiiaiif

deducible 1 ergkpr

2 TTO9

3 Logic Pnmr

deduct eA. 1 enw^R. sirHi, firerw^sri
3 et^WR 4t-tl

subtrees fWhR. au;»*ei4, orpn
deduct amount em^sfttr Tlftr.

3n> RRftnfii

deduct entryemg;^)^aftfe,RrTV5nlt

dednctioo 1 (act of dednctiog or
taking away, subtraction)
fi I STRfTJm ,

2 arjTTR n.

3 Logic ftrtSR, luilT13tn4 ti. (RRT-

>*g=ipnt)

deduction at source erfa RT 4^ A
deductire adj Logic 1 ftiOR-, firrinft

(n)

3 (capable of beingdeduced)PtrnT^7

3 (inferential)

4 (of, or pertaining to deduction)

^nuPw, finTSTw-firTRw

deductive tnfcreDceXcvie l-lillift ar^.

m

deductive lesson Edue. ftrtTtO 415
inductile lesson Tjuft 475
deductiie logic ftrTTsftfri
deductively 1 Logic fifrTJRJiTTt, Prtni4*
(I<UI, fn'iWdd

3 (by way of inference) wam-ld-
deductive method Logic f-timn-ftft
deduct refunds ai445,sfl4 4TTI

R7^ Rttppn

Dee PAys. (» D-shaped chamber) ■f’S*
wr^&T*Tn

deed » 1 (that which is done by a
responsible agent) /.

2 Low fie'*® m (Const)

iDsimment

lease 4^7

mortgage K*'4%

bond

executory contract ftvTRT ^fifs7
deed iD blank PrtR fhis
deed of adoption
deed of agency stf»T4T»7
deed of afreeroeDt Low^TfR^-la^^
deed of arrangement Lute *4R9n*

deed of assignment iafiT(48}4R'fHRI

deed of contract

deed of coienant T^WTT

deed of gift Lftiu ^-fRlW

deed of lO'peclorsbip

deed of lei»e

deed of mortgage Law RSRR
deed of partnership
deed of repayment sRr?ThJ4-fR?RI
deed of sale

deed of settlement »p4RW7-ft^
deed of transfer
deed of trust *474

deed poll Laic (dead of one part ot
eaocuted bi one party oaly)

4st4

deem lA RRSTTf, S.i-tHI, ^RTTRIRT
de-emanate rA PAy; , CAem. (to do-
pnte of emanation) ft4^I^-an4R
de-emanation Phyt , Chem.

RTPf n

deemed, i> mhvt 377777^
deemed to be «litT7 37l>rnt
deemed lo l« included Itanifs 7717777
STRUt

deemed to haie ye«ted 77*7|7t

3777777

deem Gt 5^77 77IIF47

d«f*et

de«m nfce»s*ry wnrr*
de^muhibilitj, de-emuhiTily = de-
nsaltibility —
de^rauWiIy »d*ra'ils»{y

de^mu!»iTit)'=demul«iLility
deep fldy

3 (eoloar) *'5^1
deep blick Cot /«d •HT *1^
deep Lliek eoil *nT
deep blue Cot- •fW

deep'bodied fish •i'en

deep bucket niiVr
deep cardiic dulloew »nflT
srar

deepclireme browo Cct /lid fWt

TW

deep colour mtl Tcj

deep cultiD^ «n, rtft CZTt

deep>draHin« i/eliJ

deepen i rroWt^TW, eryn ^T?|

3 sW

deepeoio; eon»<netion Oai fnftrw-
irnt swv's*
deeper l*\er Bot enftt
deep fore*i »oil eitftr W ^TT
deep pirdlinj! Fortttrf nrfft
deep lemon )ellote Cef M nuftij

deeplt dll I Jed (u, i leiO

deep miieetef dihii n>ftT
deep nervou* lyXem .{not
ftcTi

deep ploughing rnftr
deep rtfle* eiAl

deep-rooted aHj 1 enffT-^i Tlfl Xf

STT^ rj-qw
deep-iei lith rpftr Bgy-mx
deep->ea fithenet *n^dl

deep-*ea flounder»pote flounder
deep-tei life Biol mfWgif *».

deep eeeied a,J; naftr-fitm
deep tlain ITTT wfnTatn
deep UnW ftifTT flli'H

■Dtetope ffrn
deer fly Zool epi »»ft
deeTg»»«* UnT** n
deethair (Sciefw ecetpifoiicil ^Htlw
deer horn % in*!

dW

deerhoand ({nrit&%'n
deer-park ({lilltd im (aoei*

eot Tcord oeemtiog in Pali lilera-
lUToV

deer'afoot bindweed (Courolrnfui
flTsa»aii)tfT*W^l/-(P«i Htitl
deer a-baif adeerbair
deer aVtn 71 WX

DEP. (Diatnct Eaeentne Force)
w fir X. {x»r" xw)
deface t5 XWI. ftXTTXI
diafignre JFX XWI
deform W^T

defaced biIj

defaced ecMiBcaie (ilTX XXTXXX
defaced check niargin (FRO 169)
xflOT-XFf
defaced eoin flft 2c
defaced eurrencr notea ff^ MXXX
defaced notea feyx Mdxx
defaced aecnrita xfx>l(x
defaieraeot I ftffi*/
a ftrm »

deface the markinga^q' XTXT,
fxxftxitxi

defacing of coma i% CTXt
defacing properly marka firs
finpxxm

d« facto xT^x . aixifira;
de facto director xr^ t l x ifa;
de faxo goaernment xr^ rnxx
de facto pidpe xrjx »xixidtrT
de faxo officer xr^ wfixift
de lore officer £d4X- ar^iTfl
de facto poaaeaaion X^X" XTTX
dc facto road (a road ■etqatl) oaed
by tho pnblic) X'^X nxi, xn.mx
defaccaliOD atx'ltaid to , Inlx n
ilrfalciltoD mjTX » , XTXXI. W xpti
entbeixlemcnt CV>nx
pcculaltnnfrmheralomont of pub-
lic monea) XIXoi

maWeraatioD (nuabohaTMUr in
oSce. emploimont, or coiomia
aion. as broach of trustt oxtor

tioB. elc)«TIXTsi
defatcuor ( V sn

defamalioD law Kixgl^/ (Conit)
(ae« contempt)

defamatory ailj HM4(f-tXlf) { f\),

defamatory attacks Xtx^lftxrfl WT\W,
XTXlitT

defamatory atatement XTXgT^txrft
XXX

defamatocy words VMpf-txrfl tit?
default 1 Lav (non appaaranca la
urtj W 3 TWIX n

2 XtX TO , tXXTX TO., xxtxxi /.

3 (abaonce or lack) XXIX to.

in ease of aolieipated default x-

rftxx tft fiwixxT XT

in default of ire litter in—
defaulted instalment inrlfrXBXFT
defaulter 1 XT^ XTtn. (Jelisqurnt)

X>ftt-*\)TO

3 (ona nho faili to appear n
coart nhen iummonad) X3XWIXX

S (ona who (ailatopa) hisdabti)

•nihft(r\)ti.

4 (defalcator) tXXttrfCT) TO.

defaulter book jtSX

defiultrn' li>t

default in conplianee xixxav
defauUiog dealer anrhft txixtft
defaetliog firm Rl<i

defaulting party Iiow xJjmTwx XX«
xrxt xTt

defaulliog proprietor WXhtfl x^tWltfl
defaulting parthtier nrVifl
defaulting tenant NT^itxit^t
default tn pajmauixiVxx 5

sv

default in proceedingi in court £oia

aXTXTWX rfl Xlixtfl s

default of isiue Lav BWTTXIXIX
default of payment xifbxx o.
■lefeaaaBce £«» l(s loadsnsg suit
or TOi4)TI*X%tX n
3 (an laatruraent which aroidi or
dafeata ths force and operation of
toms other deoJ) TpX^X m
defeasible aitj Lav TiytflXli
defratihle fee Lav
defraiible title Lav »X^

deleal rb 1 XTifttX XTXT. TTTXt
3 ftcT* XTXt, flT^ XTXt (to riti-
Her nnllanf Tod)
defeated party xTtOit XW
defeat ill own object T^fX f*XX

^ a i ^ y

to defeat I nlention of law fiM
XI wfim a 14TX xrt i fen

defrealionadefoecatioo
defeet 1 xft/, ffx to

defection

475

defensive enzyme

tJ to eseess) /•

3 (of wood) Witt- Tinsoaoa-

ness (o(troo<i)f^l _ ^

Iitent defects Lnio ^*‘1

patent defects Lets ft?
inacenracT snfr^^ST
(lolt frt
rrtor fSmnf ^
ini^taVe ar^f^

Idunder CTt ^ ^

irrefulanty nfirvfs^
flawft^

IpIenUfi Ml*
vantanm (Const)
deficiency ^IsAi

imperfeetion
»ron« srtT^
crrme srVTTV (Const )
blame Dl»?l,TtV
•bjcetion wnftt
defection WWin tn.
defectiTe iiif;.

T't.

defeeiive ba»sio; srfft
defective budjetiss ittffWT*-
wm .

defective byelaw
defective cbildren
defective com t6
defectise cndotsement erfrv
defective eveM^biffry*
defective fan

deffrtive fivation (point scaadenns)
OpUhrt’Kuii. aftT rsfT*wtt
defective (enninition aifrv affTtl
defective indicnioB «r^T%?TT
defective iron tfnjWi STTt
defective joint jjjy fnjVBW?
defective ll-ht JJfy. ftTS** n«m
defecn\ely packed atfrt
defective marks tmv feg. VW»K

defeetive notes •rSvtl

defective Dunil>eT = deficient nnmber
defective packio* sefn
defective pranin; Fcrtttrg »r^ wf*.

defective reecipi fnjwi ffiSl
defective receptacle atftv C?
defective seal fnyt: 5?t. *t^ 5Tt
defective steel material Cfcys rsi-
nv-si'ntft

defeetise *t«n

defeetive «ov«ge *SnS»l

defeetive vaenuni

defective TeDltlation atrf^ «Cid4

defective vcrsfieatioo

defecuve year (33) days)

defect of bcannv

defect of jon'diction litv

defect of parties ^ st^nn
defects and laennae ^

defects la tbe property af ali’-ii
defects of character
defects of vision tfe-^
defence J Jtf.L nftr^ /

9 iato trftvit wi

Vviitten ttateineiitot defeneeRfs

defence appointment
defenee bond 9(it^*vvia
defence committee afinRt-ftftrfa
defence committee of the cabinet
tr(»*tt*T5f tft

defence coottol arifRl'Oraxt^t
defence control chart sPrTVt-ftTVt^rT*
fttr

defenee depart tnenfsiftT^.ftWTn
defence espendiiure srOtTRi-eRtf
defence factory s^r9t*^ltn^
defenee forces srivrn (Const ), srf^*
rtn-^

defenee in bar Law tntn«
defence in depihsmcolar defence
JlfiV

defence loan JifytpI^vnT
defenee raechanivm irivTVt-m^
Defenee MioMer’t (Army/ffavy'Air*
Force) Committee ^

/mgJpn) aftfii

defence of eoontrv ^ nft arvTRl
defence of India wrw-tt&CRt
Defence of lodia Act *nrw-sf)ftn-

Defenee of India Ordinance and
Rales anr^-nfiTvi Mvm^si jnn frvR
Defenee of India Holes atmt-sfinstT’
fit’IK

defenee of ODeseUcselftle fe n c e
wTrtrm/.

defence or tli^ Sceunlv of India

attr^ atvm

defeme providemfunilirfffp^r'tT^VR*

fifir

Defence Regulations JTPl7S^^ftfiTOT
defence requirements af?rr^-*nRTR-

defence savings banh Hf?tT5fT-H^7tf^»
V>T

defence savings certificate afaTOT-

defence savings stamps afirt«TT tlvl5-

defence scheme HftrsratjRI
Defence Snenee Advi«ory Com-
miiiee sfifTStf r^.HH arsaeir-nfiifir
Defence Science College
ft5W nsiRtiwq

defence service personnel sfin^fT*
Hw*. eftror ttfttd
defence servicessHtTVl^^i trf'TW-

Defence Serr/ces Audit Office ^Pr*.

defence services estimates nf^T9^

sial iirv^od, ttfit* niTviei*t

De/enee Semees Staff College argrrf^

defence store nfmin *nj?TtTPt
defence to an action £aio%T; in B%«
*tT

defend rb Id/fl nfitWl (PT*rt (Const.),

B&Tvn

protect wt «nn

2 Iflte antni? »rn

3 mrovt *THI

4 fttlT®! *Tt|J

opportunity of clefeodio; hirtt«elf
^ PrrfR 5T sr3*iT

V indicate afittnttpt

)U«lify rTJTV^^

defendant ime afvTlfl ( r\) m. (sea
C-'iiiplainaol)
defended adi ifd.
defender JlPrt?n m
Defender of the Faith m.

defend one-elf Low *nvn SpT

de[eD*e = defence
Uefen-ilde 1 ,ViJ. afirf?!

2 J>fe fff'tRm
defensive o<//

defeaiive checks (FRG. 1.161) ft roT
RfWvt

defeoiiye enivme Biocfun. nfmfr

dafaniiv* dafUgratien apoon

defensive fire till, srffTSft
defensive pioiein Bieehe"! atsTO<
OT uf TT

deftnsise w»T lfi{

wng?

defer i6. WIWI'W

deferred nd; WTWrna
deferreit innoily WTWfrra
deferred bond »nwfiw
deferred credit enwriT^ 3^IT
dftfeeted. ceediWri WWiffW TVUPt
deferred enhiDcemeDts RTWfhl

deferred eipenditure MUirfhH WV
deCettcd f.e*tinj; vta'Krt^
deferred life aDauilf arrtvfna
«l JI9^ Trfq;^
deferred p*\ WfwfiW
deferred jiainieiit wniiPitt AiW
deferred rcelixitiea (gf rereime)
wfrrfni ffrfir
deferred rebate ernttfirr
deferred reienue expenditure trtrr*
fini

deferred aclietre anwfnw flhwt
deferred ifiarei inwr<i^ er?T
deferred *|gek ermflK
deferred itreel aelirme armfin
«nPtt

defiance irr^/

diio1>edienre Mi^adit't
indiscipline ar^ni^
infraetion fit^irsTtl
defibrinated blood

deficieoey aiMai /,

wit ST<f

deficieney account at^eHl*

^wi. tl>dl WT*n
deficiency allosi ed aovg^H
deficiency biU rmanct 'pT

deficiency disease IM <tTnr ftH

deficiency food fltlV

deficiency of capital JvJl *xflfl’,Svir

deficient a/ff arfA, etj^ep Wn Wt
deficient dietfnryTT
deficient duly a^
defieient in lisne «Tt
defieieni Dumber gvnfij*-

tfttt <l»yt (as H srhteh is greater
than the geai of ita varioua
diviaon 1, 3< 3. S)

deficient or mei^ anm nTI
deficient teaenea feWi

deficit n. fWW.ft^af/, Of*l
difieit adj>

deficit admioiainiioa (FAU II 54fi)

deficit area v^Ptl-OT. >tFn<-Srt
deficit budget tfVy

deficit CnaneiDg agvtil
rttiuvr4<i

deficit region a^si ti^tl
deficit viltagca mt

deficit tone a^^-fll[tT
defile rfi vteis SS ^cni
defiled aJj. m

defilement m. m

CTTT

D< Fitippia threarfCsoeiifRro/ami*
tjata) Yaesui tpr-^r^T (Cat. /«m«*
'amobo' "i*)

Dcfie (,t«(loition>T^ (tf(oni)

dcfiotble tKtj.

define

3 *pn. firf«9 «tin
aiffaffipf«rrt
defieedAd; iTfrtOfiRr (Const
fiffirt

defined aod delimited itfivt i ^ n*lT

defioed cbtnoel jff’tVT

defiaed limit Grog

defined lo»a Cisrifl^ W.W{Cf construe-
t|VO loss)

defioilrad/ 1 ftltH.Pra’f

positive w, at^m^f

3 (atp membrane) VTC
definite and eeriaio ^

definitrebtrarler*Ba(
definilr rooclossoa TffviTit

slcfioite dale ftuA (nU. ft(\ <Ct f^tdV
definite demaihl Wy«T wfiTTrrr.
fiirtVTwN

dcriBite dirailvanlfge It^itVT

defieilr duties fiyfgen
definite loftoreM-rnre Bo( 5»Tfl
definite rntegril JfatA ftft^
definite )ii>ea f»T>» Kitna, Wtfh

definitely Ww*l»Tlr
definite matter ftrv

definilr need

definiteness firftttJ^n /.
defiaite opinion •tfatn

definile period »ryfc

defiaite plan tjhm

definite portion fsifttts WIiT
definite proportions la»K]aw of
definite proportions C/inu. fttfri-
wrgfls firro

definite ratio a i j q m

definite reason nntvi

ilefinite cecagnitioa KFftfft

Aefinile alandtrd ttT.

definite italement CtTT

definite term irtfiT

definite iriet Zxt fifftTr W
definition lty,c ?\rvt n . ^ffWm /.
(Mar sqiF^)

genetic definition ly^tl-ptpoi
negative Jefinaion
nominal definition Rfni
per genus et diHerrnliani mi)l'
Matb{% Bunt

real definition vTCifW srnr
tauiefogical drCniiioB jnriE'trtni
loo nairosr Hefioilien arranr itfrti
loo wide definition «vi

definition plate (wliera in oadieion
to a general ipeol limit applica-
ble to otbar motor valiictM •
apeciat ip«ed Unit ii, or i« to be.
imposed on vehictea of a certain
eltaa or elaaaaa, tbe general spead
limit will be ipeeiGed on tha diao
and theipecial ipeed liiait legathar
with the claaa or cluiea of vahieles
to which .applies will be apeciSed
on the deSnition plate— M7)1.S3)

■ftrrrft-TT

defitiitioas and lotarpretalon aftttl'fl

tiV

drfiDiUTC bolt Slot. ( in which tbe
parasite altaina maturity) AlialfRt

(Dm

drflagrability ITTirai /
deflagrable o<ij 7TTP
dellagrale ri Ckrxi. (bum op) «aia
defiigraling -lobe ltta.tirB»
defiiprating )ar Tria-cm
defiigriting spoons deflagration
spoon

dcflagralion TTTW is-
deflagrslion s(s>on CGe’ii- 777** W

dallagiBtor 477 degree o£ branching

dcfllpfAtOr C/ifffI
dfflite rb- 1 fcwn
3 ifon. wTrfti
iTTrsm

deflatfd erij. Efon Wjrfls
(Irflation 1 finiTt^ n.

2 Kcm. tnr^/ (iff inflation)

8 r/iyi Q«ff «

deflilionar; adj Ecm
rr)Pi*Tft ( IT.)

dtflitionarj peroid »nT^fil*^TW
dtflaliomit £r(m T^)*’i-

dedmoQ of currency
dtSilor

deflect 1 iiJItU’t, iMlilad

deflected ady.«Tr|f«l.
deflection J »

3 *Vit. (of a projectile) tiffart m
3 Pianl Ecol. Wr»b»? n. (lee tne-
eeitien) ,

deflection ingle Sure. tai*re^-%)*t
deflection inignelometer tvrvTV?*
5*tgtrrt

deflect^cneter n.

deflector Mtek. *VUft* in.
deflector dome Slf, Enj, f9r^9%
«TT

defles ri. (to bend or cnrre doivn.

wird) finilw
defleied aJj-

deflexed roilniia iTooi. g«T

deflexion— deflection
defiexnre— deflection
deflocculaot, deflocculent (tbit nluch
deSoeeulatn) fWtCVT, f'l.

defloccnlite d, »^(T*Tei

deflocculating tgeni Plant Pathol,
(a material adde.\ tg » fungicide
iQipeuiion to dela) eedimentation)

TO.

dcflocculaiinp efleci ftsVmnO tWR
defloccaltiion faefttJT. «^*T»i ii.
defloccuUtor ftlffcfatn (
deflocculent -dcflocculani
defloratioo dtaiHa m., snJllR
deflower,*. ^jin.

^t

dcfotine,fc (prrrt

defoliation (tKe ahedime or low of
leavM oning to abnonnal caiHet—
I F.n.) n., tAtw Tfltf

defuliaior Tdimn.

deforce rb. £(ito (to tnlbbold lands
or tenenienis from tho rightful
owner)

deforcement Laio ffl-

defarcer Lo» m.

deforest ib. 1 fld'dWW
S Law

deforestation 1 n.

3 Laio n

deforested Itnd «i;|h

forested lind fdlM
deform tb fr^flS
defsee f^a »Tai
diffigure f ^ «7m
deformtbilicy /

deformtLle adj

deformstion ti

deformed adj. (aFfua
deformity fftFrai/
defossion (the puniihment of being
burned tiUre*”Aiy*r) 4)iaR^lg oi.
defrsuJ tb XpiwdPCj «raiT«T, nlw

>« iih intent to defraud innm%

sialr

defriudtcion (fraudulent erasion of
taxet -Aij ar) n.

defray cb «t« «Ta»
defriyabte ai?/ ^•tVr*wt<tr
defray exiKn«erTir^
defreeze rb- fittrOctw

defreesing order frftra^tfT’t »n^
defrether CAcnt m.

defunct Off;
defunct coropau)
defunct firm WI^

defunct partnership njfhnr

def) soluiioo sicii'tM F WFRT
degss rb fUTtefltJ^
degssirictttoD n.

degssifier fimdtUF m.
degssify -degas

degcUtinize t>b. fir f fftftasT (fteft gaU.
tin)

dreenerate r i- 1 ftigdm ghn,

fanrrn
S fii'ol. PtTW^

r f. 3 ftSjRlR r»rn^
degencrairJ a,//. A4 frgfht)
dc^eDeraling rorpuMle Zoof ftrtift

dejeirtnf mg fil»res Zoof- «»3

dogcncralwM flrrn n . Agm n.

degeneration of energy PApi.
iTiJFgil

degenerative ftyttfl ( tH.)
degenerative vasuilar change

Degener's indicator = phenacetolin
CAem

degl.ize lb fatwR
deglulinate rb tttn^FF
deglutinatiou t«m^T>T n
deglutition tl(d OrfilT’I « ,
degradation 1 trg-gtPt « , triVrifl/,
TOR. gfniWR, ai^^n, tirrsigrt, tTic*
HIT n

2 (demotion) ‘tsixifu/., iTTOtPI n.
(f^ grads]

3 CAsni. (reJuetion of a complex
eompouad to one less complex)
at^^TJT II

4 Siol »»TSWm
degrailalioDal CAem.
degradation eon.tiot CAsni. ariF^.

fitIT

degradation energy Clum.

XJl]

ilegrsdalioD of energy 3:a^.tnxrgtt
degridaiipn product 1 Zool. tu l glH -

3 C Afiii •"nratrn ne
degraJaiiNeo.l/ CAnu.
degTaJe vb. 1 FtRf, aTT5np^

«aiji*rR, gfbSnn

3 Biol-

3 CAetn. atwu^
degraded edj I

2 CAeni auTfilR
degrading adj. jlRFlfl ( r(,)
degrss CAem (ijreiso from slieep wft

U ool 5W’) Mty ir-t^ TO.

de^esie rb

degreaser to.

degree n .1 (of a iaiversit>]

TO.

SRltn,

3 tntiri, ftufii /.

4 (of descent) *0^
eOafSTm («)

C AfarA (of an expression) tntTm.
degree of aLciirary Slatitlia sR-
gaTfPPTO

degree ofe-soi lali.in CAc»i,RffThT
degree of Iranthing CFIR.trm

478 dalayad apoplexy

degree of cloaeneaa

degree ot elo<ene»» Fcrtltry

degree of crop fjilure
rftXTM

degree of tuiT*'ure *5^ STO
degree of degeneratioo ft^lH <rnn
degree of departure Slatistiei

degree of di»crf*ioo Lav ftTfX-RTTt
degree of disper«iou
degree of diitoculioD CAm fagaiST
degree of freedom MtcX • PAfa,
CAetn arramhT
degree ot K»rdue»4 Clifei-
XlftrgJTTTl

degree ot bocovire Eine srfW

degree of Iiumidilg arTifT-*n9I
degree of hrdrolMU CAeto. SSlsPf-
srn

degree of >o«ii»J''oo C>ie*u-
degree of Jautude arartT n
degree of longitude taKf m,
degree of orererondiDg arftnAf ^

degree of relatioaahip i Rf** <I

ft tftft

degree of relief RgTXtn •it RHI

degree of aalnratioa ri>yt

depre of »eriou«Be»a mtOtst tft

degree of ertoioetry CAeni dfifHrtTi
t^fsftSTXI

degree of temperature miln
degree of traoslurenty giTRirsfl*

degree of urgeoej RfeTn-anrtl
degree of utility £««».
'aiuiliiai-witii

degree of ranaaee (oamber of fao<
tora (tbieb tnay bo eariod)

»eyt

degreea dipknaat tod eertiEieatea
aaifiinl, TnTTftFRfofrt uumti
degreet of reltlioathip
degree riaadird TTrfil-e^^
degree raJoe CAm
drpeatire Uecroaainj) a.lj Eco*.
e t u rni tf ). fwl (

degre»i<e rate of u* anlrtwf —

r^tar

degreiiiie III p»fl«T

Deguelusspems ile( uAiJ Sl-ffX^
degueliB CAem g^Rtnftl/.
degusft tl*

degummer feHteUta n
de!(aea4aItCAeTC.(a donblo tilt «(
antiD^oay Inflnonda
and ammoaiDiQ snlpbato)

dehair c6 (to remora tho bair or
rrool from bide* or aLiaa)
dehisce eg pot fifPt
dehi^ceaec Sat <%mi J.
debiMenee hr pore* Sot. t*H-WYrXT
debisceoee br teeth Bot.
dehisceace tlit Dot.
debixceat oJj.Bot. (vbca np*, they

0{>«3) tafzt (-4^

dehueeat finit wWY TO

dehoro ri ^^rtni
dehonuag A^rn ••
dthottvi^

dehuik ti. (jg ‘hotk*),

(tee thttabiogf
delyde* m debydre*
dehrdrteelie arid « dehrdroaeetie
aeid

dehydraat ^Xtfltrg m.
dehvdrawadehydrogenaae
debrdrate eh CAem.
dehydrated odj.CArm- fn^tthg
dehydrtiedticohol CAen. ftxrfrthg

grg

dehydrated food fa t tftf ire Ww
dehydrated meat Kla

dehydrated reliable* ^x€)Thg tTT*
debydrtuag apM ftxAga-«M
dehydrtuoa CAeev faaifYn't ».
debydriuoii opparaln* rnOng.
^TTfro

dehydrator CAe>t. fire^YftWT (t) w.
debydro . dcbydf 1 (dobydtktedi

debydrogaoaled) tJX*
aUebjdratod) Ato-
dehi dro-orctK nod CAm. ^fw«

'•dehTdro^boIeaterol CAcai.

dehydrocbolK and CAe**. tjyfgfffx

debydropaaM EmtAt^ ta.

dehydrogeMU «b.

JehydrtipraaMa •jtaag tt.

defaydrogeiuxe wdcbydrog reate

dehrdrogemter fj^Pret ( ^ m.
dehydrtv'Uodetoxychohe and Clr*.
gns

dehrdrolrai* CAet*. fYlKivg a.
dehrdrolytiog apal CAem.ftTRhn-

g^

dehydrojiiueic and CActa. ftixilgt.
fire WJR

dehydro-lhio-lolnidiaeCAna.

debTdr»4hio-xrIideBeCAm.

Deimi (Gk. ‘object of fear') Sai.

Deimot Aitrvn. (outer aatelhte ot
AIu*l RTir agftiia uu
Drioorephalia Poltcnfot. (Gi- dnare
‘temUo'+A/yAole ‘bead*. They had
maaiiT* ibnlJi) tflafTTS »I« m.
Deiootbermin PaUo^lol (Gb dnte*
'fearful, temUe*. The gmenl
build traa olepTiaBtine^Boiaer
pS73) a^gtCpt ntfv
Deiueihrroidra (tuborder) aflffirig*

R^flei M.

drioaite eh iggAA (ngg len)

Driopea Eecif (rntR
D kaloVneDoia RTgr** Rtnflg
deny ^m/.
dejeelB TO n

de jure Lov I ■ ftfuftr
S (by right) «frTO«
de jure offirer ftfitw taf^grfl
drlakitogran (dkg) ^gmptgpg a.
(T«.gT)

deLaliOMdcUiliD
dekaliter wdecaliUr
dekuetereadeeameier
deliAiaatioD roof, (to eeparate bto
layer*. (O aa to form *o«irliy*r)
gro rro •• (tg^ eepartt*, ^
layer)

delay « fi«*g n. (0o8«t.). ^
delay rh.fg«»gtRgi.>fi»Tgt,ft«tgg
defer trrofire TOtl
poalpone RTW

prorraaunate nCat)* Mgi
prolaag etTgj RTWl.
protract Rigi «Txr. PgriTO
retard rfc ffcgr. fcRfryi TOfl
delay defeat* equity (gtng'HJiglrtC ,
frvre wtggigg a

delayed epopleiy Jfed.fggftrt f^fHH

d«la7«d gaimination delinum tiemena

gennintlion

deh^ed menstniation fepftaa ^ 3 '

wra .

deh;r* in printing 5^01 UFT«, CTIt
del credere Lav)

del credere agent Afercantile Law

del credere commiesion iltrcantile
I/aiD

del credere factor aTrsWl atT?^
del credere risk

dele th Pnntio] al 5 '<T®l. ^

delegate n. (one empowered to act
for mother) JPttTS^
delegate efc. iptn^a^»

Dili, depute

delegated edj. fftwjrS, stn awti
rwi

delegate power of aaoetiou
tOs^

delegation 1 stCT jf« /„ n.i

ttlrai, ^

lIldelegateeeollectirelilawiyKri ,
fliCiniA fl

delegation of iutliorii}r ST^iVTT'StTl*
delegation of power wftt-HtUItTtJn.

aif^\sn

delegation ordera a’BTBhrt-an^at
delegaiory «,?/. srurranfl ( •^^^)
delete ri, arBBTiit, nfiiaw, fireiw

deleted edj amnnuT, B^c^
deleterious orf; Uurtful. destnictire)
rfttt, butb

detnmentalwfgroft (Const )
noxious arrCTTB

destructive arnrs

pernicious Rmtfl
ruinous faeitr*. far»» T <l
dslelerious constituents
dc lcteno m gtu*sio\ a*ioo f if it ^ B I H
■inuci

act dfletcriouiN Bift BjWl
deleterious ()ualilj (o( Te,.eta1,Ie oil)
r^T Wt

deleterious suUtanres gi fan ^
deleterious to erop am ^ ^
deleterious to I.eilth Wiaaii % fjirr

delete the entry B Wt \iq

deletion arntrfB si , vt,,

StBiaftT* ♦K'll

delft blue (a colonr, reddisli bUta
in hues of low bnllianee)

deUberaliialion JBgpWtat h.
deliberalcodj (Wn?!

fttrft, atlBBTt

deliberate rb 1 firirft VTBT
2 BB^a^BTfConst)
deliberate Inarniagfinr^ ^CBi aiB*
3 ]F

deliberate cnntielion (a (ixed opinion)
frifftIB MK<ni, felfilB QUtBB, <nft
Biran

deliberate fault aPT^Jt

« 7 <H

deliberate fire ITsl. niWB

deliberate fraud 6inht. JTTRai, stR*

deliberate Ktlliag ftBt. 3 R-

VTBgtriTBf

deliberated t<iw(f P C ) fftrfnr-. »R-
3 ? «T. -

deliberately and tolunuril) RTB^l

deliberate saniplingeconscioiis sam>
pling SristiSlies^^BR
deliberate selection $|ntti(irj ttf^T
trarat

deliberate use of deadly weapons
BIBB arw BI atRI[3B wi BB^n
dcliberatiou 1 Low (I P C ) so
(see rootne)

2 (a discussion and consideration
b) a onniber of persons of the rea>
sons for and acainat a measure)
Bb)bNb n> (Const ) (see del«te)
deliberation sod premeditation
Al\.aCtHU

delilieratite body fianfl fHOIl
deliberatite soteftli# iiw
delicate adj. 1
2ftBB

delicate balance (eapableot measuring
to a minutJ degree) 5f*tH 3BT.
ai?B 3 BT

delicate expenmeot
delicate situation tVoB
delicate strain 5ptn BBBfti gjBR
BBR

IVliehon ^r<, (b <1 ‘mat.

tin* ancient ssord)

with a delicious taste grfTj
delict Law (sn offence or transgres-
sion against taw ) 5«^ / , BgRB n-
delight Sf^ 111.

gratifiealiou llrsft
jileasiire tmiT
rejoicing angT?
salisfactioD
happinc*' ga, atTBBI
l)li-» aqiR^
joy 5^
aiuiKcuicnt
cnjoyiiient BBtftrT
gladness hhbbt
dcligniiicatioii (remojat of fipniit
fioin wood) tissue) wysu't'iH^ h
delime tb BtJIfB ^

BTBl

deliming of juice tV B 7 arvft’njBB, TIT
Bl BSfJB 5T BTHI

delimit lb, 1 BIBI, tRrflHB

(Const )

2 ttlnfBB

delimited ad;. irijiftfiTB
delineate rb. fuftn *TBT, aHBB BfBT^
bM BTBt (describe)
delineairil od;

delineated upon the plan Bt

delineation fttwt u
delinked file arnfirn BtA
delinquency Law sttBR m, (irntt
'impropei conduct' MWj
delinquent WB B i fl (R*k), (failing in
dut>, offending b> neglect or tio-
latioD of dut\ or of law)
fW?nBtlft. fitTO-sinBlfl ( 4 \)
deliqueace r6.

deliquescence (liquifying by abeorp.
tion of moisture from the air) B^-
wm/.

deliquescent ad; I ^V9t

2 Coi. (ranjif>tng into many bran*
dies *5’:n'<l'l^) B|m^ ( 4 =k)
dchriant ad; lied fuBfroPB

delirious adj- fBOT*tfBB

delirium

hallucination xrfintB
delinuni tremens (Lat , ‘trembling
delirium . A violent delirium inds*
ce<i b} excessive and prolonged nu
nf alcoholic liquors, charaeterieed
b> mvtor excitement aud tremor

deUt

480

deltoid nutole

o( hendi end tongue) ftw*

delit=delict

deliver eft. 1 »TT^, wJ»I, VO*

2 Un order) B^i ^

3 srtfff

4 (trensfer) Bf^tT

6 (to let It liberty, to reletie) firdl-

6 (* judgment) gui4l,

deliierible A,)/ ir^

delnerable itaie u^tfntVT

deliver • judgment Lun gWF,

deluerince j n

3 (reeciie) a»TT m., S.^’T/n yjlff

delivei «iy public ulteretiee
TIRT IBR

delivered sdj I BT’’, •Rs

3 gnBl »wi

3 (m, orderi) Rbt

4 (u, » ehild)

deliver lecture ^

deliver up ^ ^

delivery 1 flV*. ^

«t4««.^fhWT

3 ff^/,

receipt end delit ety ni^ eflT icrR>
Blfell etiV

tele delivery of dal m ^
delivery erei ffwtui*vnt
delivery at term Utd
delivery bond Law ll^B*4
delivery bwoV
delivery eoolrart
delivery (lte>baie Bait’d
delivery of » deed ai an eecrow (if
' the condition le performed tbe deed
becoinee abeoluta but ootil then It
H an aecron i in tuepenie) Pi®»4»
bs« % S| W
delivery of a part BVT *1 B^
delivery of artne gfimfl «T B^.

4f4Blt ^
dehvery office

UUvery of goodt TPyll VfT. BTtB
delivery of njaienali fHHB*) CT B^Pr
delivery of poeaeuion Lat> BTTB*
BTTV

delivery of limber

delivery of wood VV^ ^BI

deliv cry order B^'HlItT
delivery peon ^tigei'BitiiiO, BB'ftvfB
deliieiy report BtIB-BfdIXB. fl’tT’I-
Bfh%^

deliieiy ten ice

delivery to mailet (arrival at the
place of doetinatioa) B^IB

dehvery tube CAcM BTTB*BT9r
delivery van illy ffSTUl-ViB
delivery wlucb le eMcnliil to a
pledge RtP* % ■tvgBU
delleoite fttrag 1 (extrueire efjoi-
valent of granodiorite ^r*fnnv)
BrBeifsiygat ai,

3 =pla*io<laee..tbyo!iie
BTinttni.

Delooix Bat. vfwiwftJtTlfir
D eUta(i,|erWu)Bnn»Bt!rtttortt
(Ifar unlatnra. ifae> aavlcMri,
Tel. aB»icreram«)
detouee eft ^^RBtirB, ^ fitBTB<n
deloutiog »

delpbmU acid Cftm ‘WKbTbb w*?i
Delpliiotd dafron bI^MT «tBT /
Delpliiaidae Zeci- *11 m (Cf.
I’ali 91»R)

delphioidio Cfton Stf5«>fB/.
detphioio CArwi ^1^ /.
delpbiaioe Cftm ttfSfWl/.
Deljiliitinain £ol fiRfitnrf*t
D brunomiDuiu (leavat have a
atroog leent of inutli— MadL )
(Oerbwal

D caeruleum (Lit caeruletini 'dark
Uoe' Bower* pale blua)

ftfW

D deoodetuiD miq » B fitfWt (B ,N.

RRn»Kao On). Uar. Hin.

D elaCum (leave* kidae} alitped
— Daeu) ^auud-ftfwBl
D, LoCfBeuteriaeD.elaiaDi
D, luteraedium elatnm
1} ^^ueaovitiaoum bD bniaool*

D ooeehaiumaD. bruBoaUnoa
D piociBorlioivD deBudalanj
D. pyramidaleBD. elalusi
D rai>aDmlifoltani~l> elilum
D apcctoeuinuD clainm
D, aupbiaagria (loatenort)

WW

delpbiDOidiue Cftm RflvTpil/.
DelphioDiwDolphia difrv*.

(anoient word)

u Delphloic^ualoiio BBB Sfttt i;
^ DelphioiaRoiancv fjrl^BSnn
/•

» DelpliIoiaDcnebBVBBBfttny,
Delplnnua Ztol. ^SBTT Bbt^
DrliiBj Andromedae difroii Byi

WtTBTl/-

delta 1 (anything having the ihip
of tlie capital Greek letter delta ^
•BW a , BIB m , fitim »

3 (fourth, at a carbon atom in :
ebalo) i

3 i (daviation) Sfaliilirr R (flv*.t

4 A (differanee) Slatutici B (BW]

(Aeprettioa oi ItMtingpoi&t

ft («mTit.ft«!R)

6 ^ (alevatioD of boiling point
B (SWtBrTWmJ

7 (alluvial tract at the oionth of i
nvar) B(l5B-«int/ . ft^tB JB a.
6 (in » finger prifltf fWlB n

della acid Cham f Bn*
delli brattwdrUiiueUl
delta IroDtewdclta mclil
delttricaiion Otoo. «•

deltaic aJi. fttplnB*. ftw

HWT

della iiieitl (coppei Ltia lough illc)
IWiWl. t

delta jiliiD Ong ftlBlB-lB^
della plateau Gng (a railed dell
plain)

delta raya C/ietu f fftB
delta reguia Gtoj< fitByB-sin
deltaie leaf flol.

Deltalbecidmu Paleonlcf. (there wer
none of the apecialicationa In ^tb
aLull — Homer p 370) BTft»fl®

BBlft

D pretritubereulare RTBim ■!"
BTTlfe

DeltaiherilJie anftBiHl4lt ■»
Deltatheroidet (iBborder)

dehid'iUDi roof. (Ok. A •della'+iiia

dim)r*ife«7/.
deltohedroD Crftl. tBVTT^tB m.
detloidH dnot — deltoid moK-le
deltoid inaertioB jif«d RbIbW)
delcoiditu d/r.f

deltoid leaf .

deltoid muirleiiMl

d«ltoid pl«ti 481 demoeratic contUtuHon

dcmircate ?ftJlhPT (Const ). rftHT*

wt

deltoid |)l*te

deltoid ndge ^

delude tl. W»S ^

delate m-
deluges «( nno m

delunioize
delation WlTm-
(Uusioninvt
mirage

derafgnetizition n

demagnetize tb
demagnetized ad] HljjiaffS
demagnetuer (.^ m.

deaigogne (» demoentic orator or
Sfitslor) n

demaLoi^ PAriiml CXtm. (hsviaf
tin* frsin in s etibie decimeter;
lttrT=ealiie deciracier)
demand tj, erfkTn^i jftiRl
demend n i erfttaw n. (Coaet ). «Tfn
a En%., Lota wTottW n , ultl
on demand ttht Tt

demaadabU 4J; w fu nieT

demand am! eollectioa regiiler ftfiv*
wi

demand an esplination ttl'm

demand bill erfiem^
demanijolleflion arTwnm-ehnrn
demand eolamn eifbinvie-<^ai
demand depdait etfinr^-^r^t
demand draft erfaiVT^
demand drift pnrchzsed 1(^5 erfiT*

demand drilts receleed for realizz-
lion aeconnl ffc^ei % ferj mg

demanding *. atftmr^ n , zi liH l
demand liability et fa n t ^-^TD
demand 'oan etfwnrn-TffTt
demand loan facilities

demand loans aeconniertifynil TnTT-
ftwt

demand price siriTO^.jj^
demand promiaaorj note e rflinm .

demand rile etfarm^a^
demand rrgiiter ttfitmrr
demandresi ^r(a female plaislidl
TtMt/

drmami sehednle erfinm-er^;^
d^mla oal.unding tm irttTWT

demarraled ttdj 1 (Vn^fiw

(as in land demarcated as property
nf goTemment tJPPt ^

Rw*^

drmareated approach (of pabiie ferry)
eCtjnfer aiiriiMHMl
demarcated landing place
■n9t*r-wiT

demirciled limit GecS' iOki,

eflu l

demarcated reserecs ForeatrylOttfftni

•nro

demarCcte the bonndaiy

»frtn-f>nVti

demarcation tfhttw (CoDtt>)i tOm*
n.

demareation and naintcnance of
bonodanes ^f^nni} ^
fr#fT*r

demarcation certificate SWW*

n

demarcaiioa line 4VW1*^WI

demarcitioQ of boundaries

rflm-firrffai
demercelion of land
demarctiioa ofepherei of doty
«i ftlwfw

demiTcatoT ^flitl^. Tt

demirfarinile eb. (to lemoTe the
solid portion from an oil) ttl'AII*

demcanonr /• n >

^ (see beliariour)
demented odj Jfed-
dementi La* (formal deniaO ttRi*
*TTr^WTt>»

dementia Ptfrbiaini SRl^Tftf a
dementia of ibe last degree VT<t srfl*

Pemerars erysials (a raw cane tngar
llie crystals of which haToaiaperfi
eitl yellow or brown color dua to
treatment with snlphnnc acid)
Ajeairp* eiVyitw •»-
Pemerara crystal augar Qserfnt t07>
ttirii W1»TH|<1
dements aiaijei to.

demersal »tj. Zed, (ainbing to the
bottoml

demersal fish Rrm^ HItft
demesne Low 1 (possession of land
as one's own) n

S (an estate in land) /.

demesne land
demethylste rb CAe«».
demethylation Chem. n.

demetna « frogfoot (Ferbenn ejSet-
nniii) m.

demt- ar^-, ttlfil-, (demi god *7T.

defflibranch Zod tTlfllwltT n.
Demiegretia Xr« (the genus tt tepre*
■anted on the seacoasts of Africa,
Arabia and India) ^<ria»'>i-#lld
demigod afinfRIT m
demi-official (DO) (>t*.

?fT.)

demi-official correspondence «r$*

demi-offieitl intimation

denu-offictal letter ^

demi-officislljr

deisi-offieial rtfereoet ar&-ni^t<n

ft^it

derei-offiriil register r4-nmd)ir
demi-offictal report «t^-mtfl:*< tlflt*

Srrn

demise 1 n • m. (are death)
2 Laio (a grant by laiao— AVbarton)
TEl®tH*l n
demised ad]. Lota
demised land Daw
demise of the Crown ^t^ d flV?
demit eb feWPl

demobilititiOQ w (Const)
demobilize c6.«*nf^a^4t-tl (Const J
demobilized defence personnel

demobilized personnel BHffinHjtS

demobilized serrire personnel ItTT*

demoerscy «. (Const )

republic rtnTTW
democrat Sect'S Ttfl ( »*(,) fs
democratic nd].

^4s*mitl ( t^).

(Const.)

democralie eonititntion ((otereign
power veateil in tho people)

damoaatic partr

Dandtobiuia

democratic party TO

democratic republic ^^TOThtnertn^
democratic atate
totalitanan atite
Demodex ^ool 3T[ft

Demodiadae Zooi (found la fatty
aebaeooua material rtriltf af acne)
in

demo^aptiy (the atatiatical atudy
of populationi) SRtfWt/
demoiatlle craoe Ittv m (aneieat
name otter* the high nteVcd iurr,
ittfr. Itirr in raryian key*)
demolith ci (throtr or pull down)
(»T down + t'^ throwioj).
flUSI, fVctW
rate nfirwn *W1, Tifl
diimaotle a^V4ia ^7*0.
deitrov TOI M
denolitioD ui demoliati
demolicitiea Cfiem (diareraioo of*
aot*«Ur *)*tem)(*^r^ n
demoBetifaiioD a

denoortiutioo of ooiei Ct

demoaeliaaiion erdinasee

demoBctiae «!i

Demon Scarodt^! — 0 Tenti, rtr
Jttrm dUi't, ^ Bi.
demooalrabilily Q^iani, froevTl /.
deBKroatraUe aij
demoDitrate rb. fdB't'tl,

deraonttratioon^jiq, f^Tqrf,vnn(rrin
(cf r»a%x (or it in the Ajne Dept,
of M r B*<nrt it an aneient word)

detnODitralioD (of an enfiBe it don*
by operating it) ■ nai'i (aaeieDt
word)

exhibition (of an engine, it dona by
|a<t keeping it for ihow) KTO*
demonttratien by tpplauaeqnan tffT
fWT

deoonitrttioii ecu I re b^i!hA»:T»
B r ev t

demonitraiioB equipmeaii mpt.
ffinr, ff^gtW-atWTT

demoDitnlion factory Jryfq B t aW)
deisnnilralioa (arm
ii*qv e-Bm

demeettritiOD (orctf qg,

jnro^ ^

demoDitratiOB plot
n^sni ttero
demonstration report

demonstration rod imntl
demonsiraiieo* inhononr of povem-
menl tervanu qimgdntkl % tfwr
grfrsgBg

demonstration work
B’qVdTOI

demonstrative aJj 1 BrgBC
9 (eonefiMire) fgainc
demoBttraiire o Grasn n (Cf.

Hn)

demonstretitc erideoce Jjaio

demonslratire legacy (elegtey made
pey able out of e dmignetrd fund or
e**ot-Web ) infits ftg«T,
frqtr

demeasirater (m e college) m.
deaoaitrator in aoaiomy niflf
deraoajtrator lo Materia Medica ItqV'
jttt-ffT**

demonilraiof in phytiology and
biology

demooftrator in X*ray
Demaspoogia (horny ^ (pongee

f&ft’I) Blrffe^-qn w. (»q

clan)

demote rt miT-tq BTg|
demotic aenpt AnB-«)vf^ (a fimpli-
fied form of the bieratic character,
oaed in Egypt after tbe £th or 7tb
century BC)
demotion qtmft /
demolceol UtJ autlUB
Cf ecdalire WTO

demnliibility rkt$ual Chtn fA^-
tref, rtafemaaqqi f.
demuliify - de^moUify eb Phyiicai
CVes. ft ^ij l qq . ftafWtqq
dcaor Xew ftrqjrfg /
ob^rtien trraH
protest BfVi^, BiqnftI
demur eb 1 t,aic (to interpoee a de-
roorrer) ftxqn^ «tqT

3 (lo delay) VyqT
3 (lo entpend proceediega or }udg>
aenb'O fBPw *qqT
demnrrage X«» • (*m 6at)

demurrage cUarges ftm-BWTt.rwq-

demurrage day* froiq-f^
demurrage abed fqHiftjta tirftfqr
demurrant Xsiio (one who interpota
a doinurrer) ( l) n,

demurrer tntp fyeqnfH/.
demy (I6'x 2r)Bvy(qHf«rjf. (t fhftt
H ty area H (VtPg)

DEN. (Diruionql Engineer] £{f.

« w, (B'TgJtfgTOi)
deaarjT

denary aJj HaiU. 1 (involrini ten
yariablae) ^tixfq
3 (tenfold) (daeimbl)
denary (a group of tea)
denaturalize eb (to dapeira ofciluan
alijp) ■'iflftBUvi
denaturalized (pint ftfS BTin
denaturani ffyitf ( ^ m
deoiluration ftBPl •
denainretd (to ebange tbe Datura eO

denatured of/, (aa aleyhol.fatil^T^
denatured induitnal aleohol

•fwlRnr ijn

druatured (juni fb^a smB
DeualureJ Spirit Rulea fifFB-BetT*
frro

denatured apini aenet PfFT BW?"

denatured apiril vend
fanqHiR

denilurizjtioD ftBpeiit.
denaturizer ( D m.
deodr«, dendriK

desilnform PaUonlol. tnaft (J^V
BTWWIT (SwinnerlOB 19lT. p M
and fig Sib)
dendrite 1 qrifrwi/,

3 ilintrat. wf'e* «• (an arborw-
eent form, a mineral or kVem*
bearing a branching Sgurr a tfj»-
talliced arboraeeeat form, aa ef/oU
or ailrer)

3 wdendron jfnot. ((mallprocaeMa

of a nerve celt) «bt •

dendntic drainage qnf^T
deedmie rock vnflev
dendro-, dendr* fV.

Dtndrobiun Bo<. Idfndro- 'tree* ^
Sioa 'We', tranalated from Baftakrit

©•ndroilom cWorep. 4&3 d«noan«

jnnft

0/. DesmMnA'MB
D. cliloropj •* D. oTitnm

D. BJltTltl «a fiffl*

briatum

D.o-tkioiaOntn UTiseoUl*—

dtoJt^bttntK ZeeJ. n.

Drodnxalunas Eot. UXlHl
D. bT«B>l;»\(Tt)th D 6i9An(fiti tb«
largeat of lb« bimboo*— Tr HI.
lOCI9)Rt^*«

D. p^inteut (giant bamboo) VtR

*«

D. bamiltooii (the«ulma axe tbio*
naUed.ratberaoft— Tr. HI. 1008)
(cI.Hm- loffbai ba«)
D.loapipatbua (intenodei corered
b' lotg papery ab»athiT’=3*~Tf.
in. 1009)<f4**5«*it
D. membnaaceutdairl} thin-val*
lev) eulnj*— Tr. Ill 1008) * W «l *T
»«i membrane + f5*T enlra)
fi. aikkineasU fnfVw.m
D. etricta* (male bamboo, tolid
bamboo) 'irat (Goj. roni,

nsrtant, Bin. liar, (n, Cri. lano.
boenio)

Deodrocrratina Zod. (Sbrea are bran*
ebiog) rapl.

Dcadrocbirotae Z<«I.(UDtae]ee axbo*
Teacent) aiiei|n%**n m.

DendwiUa Mtt
aneient name)

DtadTOotlma Zot*. (tree-libe branch-
ial of diieatire canty)

Bnft

Dcndrocomeici {J#*dro.+Gk.Wlrt

‘loa<. bwsei.. k.vs^' \ twfe,

Deodrocopot Zod. WTlfir
D. major (gteUet apotted ecood-

r^«) ftTTren

D. minor Oeaaer epotted wood-
peeler)

Dendwcjpia J„, (Qi.
n-f-lAt.maai'iwai’i(<n)
ffUri

I>eBdrob^Z<^(Gk.

caiiii ■wt
D^ arel.p..

Of tSe tre e laniaro oi) irv^fttHnilT
(aboH for

dendrology 1 (atndy of treea) I'ffft'H

/.

9 (dating tree* from their growth
naga) ^^TigfitfT / «

8 foreifrg /•

dendromeier Fartdrt (an loatrament
used to neaanro the diameter of a
tteoding tree at eome height abore
the groood leTel“l.FBj d'wiaiS-
Ifnm.

deadronadeodrite Jtutf.

•deadron

DeadroDanthuf Are*

(almoit entirely a foreat btrd^
Deodropbaata Arf* g^'^)T-S*Tfa (it
makea the oanal fragile platform of
twigi to teire aa nml ^ placed
in high boahea S’ end amall trees)
Dendrophallia Zcot.
uflifg

D Bigreaeaoa^^ SStntatnm
Dendrotoma Zool.

Deodrotreroa Art* IVIUlfa-WTfi
(tlieir neats are bnilt on amall trees
IQ dense forrsta)

Deneb iajron 1- « Aqnilae wn

«,

2" { Atfuilse ^ wa'i m.

Andcd>eCyfai Sint ynttfre.
4 •» f Delphini SUM wf-tVl /.
Deneb Algedi Cepracorni

deaebiom vlhaltom

Deneb Kaitoa JwDifdeaa^CetK^^tV

fkTsfuK rn

2 •• • Cell wwn fitfWw **».

Deoeboli •= (S Leoma iriron.
f?t^ *0., Twn sna^^ /.

>y»TJA«m are 'f

genna

dengoe — kresVboae («t«t if»d.

^IW7fw-JTT Wy

deniable ody

deoil] ai.

deoial ofesecntiooofdom&enl^PfQ

% ftnr^ Ml er^rftw
denicoiior, dcoicoiiniae feaiv-
TtM

denied adj I ftvfSn, e t t W l f f
8 ar*WM PHI rtffi (Coott)
denier (a wait of eilk tad rayon yam

aue) n.

Denige’i teat
denitrate tb. Chm.
denitratioo CArm. n.

demtrator Chem »ii.

denitrification Cfiem. a-

denitnficator.denitnfierCftem
m.

denimfy c6. CJum. ftV’

denitrifying bacteria
denitrifying tower Chtm.

BtMlQ

denitriseadenitrate, denitnfy
deniaation n.

drnue tb. wrtraW) fBI*n
denizen (OP. dear ’within') efSAMIfft,
fiwtd (-1^ m.

Denmark il^srA m. (it is a phonttio
adaptation. Denmark lalknown for
Its wealth olcowa)

Dennitaedtia Bel. 9''Hl»*-«nnfy
D apiifolU umAsA >i«iil*Q (epfi.
/dia 'with celery -like JesTre*.
celery sm-b)

D. pQDctilobnla (bay leented fem)
inin*! tieirpB

Dennaiedt fnmace (a combnitlen
inzDsce for elementary « r g a n I o
analysis) flTC VtTt

denomlnaie ri. irfiTMTM WTT, *t7M\MT
denoBilaated aJj, etfarfgv
denomination 1 n.

9 (as. a religions denomisation)

^ m. (see creed)

S(baak notes of tbs same d)>t^mT
*)., Tl% at.

denominational institution
(Conat.)

denomination of raloe £lwe ^PT-

denominitloo-wise circnlilion itf^*
VWtiMH atflnsM
denominator dr/tk.) dig H t*-
denominator figure
denominator of raloe Eem. s^FUrfit-
WWW

denotation £cpie m.

denoutire odj. Logie miwm}*
denote tb. wfirufM, an^
denote upon 2T fiWMT
denooDce rb. 1 (to make (i>rmal or
poblie accnaatioo) ers5Tfy» *nT
9(to proclaim the tcnniutlosoO

do nOTO

doodtz noroorr

it BOTO 1 wfWT^TOti ^ Oft ^
2(»niing)flo{ "t-’H

it Dovo tml nftRfwn ^

dcBte ftj;. 1 W, OT4,

S F<’re$try (when tbeetnopy demity
IS betweea 0 75 oad 1 0) V4i

dtBM 0B<1 lltatd. SQ'KIO.g F«IM>

jry vft At "oKt «iil drart

dense body Bor OT CW
dense crop 1 RWiV^t
3 Ferulrv ^ ^ ^

dense foR tn

dense forest W SW *TO
dense faydrocerban theory OT-TTfrfff-

«rT

dense nsturtl regeneration Fertilry

dense prodaemg «one
denser ai) Vn?
dense MWieg ForiUm Vf> «»«'<
dense siind FarMff *<0
dense wet tropical evergreen forest
« wnt Twfifte sTtifi:* «
dense woodnerowded wood wn^ W,

deosiAciiion wdlcTW, stOtm «•
neasifier n^tVT m.

densify vb trfl*W, WTWI.Si^lWTT,

densimeter fhyiiea! Chem. neflune

deasimeine oiy ne^llIM-, ^^SlttoCo
densimelry Swmfkft/
deasiaeasi meter Chem-Wnm nSf-*m
n.

deasilometer ladensimeler
3 (sn instrument (or msasoriag
yhotogrsphio dsnsity) ^tn44Ttm

deasity «W4| /.
density bottle WiTTT-fft
density hydrometer Wtwtne
density of crop torntry IHW it WWi

rtndlnwin

density of (si nsn if VWTT
deosily of lioes of force BAyr VR*
nt wipn

density of oil^ Wnei
dfttMly of pqpnlition T4 VRRI

density per sqnare mile sfaR^^tTV

trait

density piptlle QRm-RITC
density lobe trait-RIR
dent (deprasskon) Blf. tip
dental 7sra,7sa*
dental alloy
dentil appltanre
dental board ^ra-traifl
dental canea
dental clinic ■^sR'fnvRmR
dental cottege
dental couBeil

Dental Gmncil of India igrs*

dental depetlineni ^Ri-fniTpT
denial formula Bbof.
dentil furrow ^Rt-sflll
dental gro«\e a dentil furrow
fiishryrd
dental hygieoist
Deotalium Boot »niT*l
dental lamina Bool
dental meehaaie xm RtC^R
dental erdcrly ya<TRra-an \ t HHR
dental out'paitenU department Vtgt-

dental papilla Jm>t T»'frr
deoul propoachisa

dental prototype Paleonlol ^>9'iran
dental pulp 4nal *■

deoul lae dual
dental ssirgery ^-vnv
denial treatmcm^-RTRlt, ^»8*

dcnUl aleer^-«W
dental wort ^sa-will
Deaiaria Bel- (a {snos o( hsrbs ot
tbo mostard family having pan-
gent, tootbod roots ^w, caffed

alto lootAirorts roralaoort and pep*
perrootlXP"^

1) bulbi(er««v{lTl^iCR
denliry ody. ^»ra, WiR
ileotary n aadeoUry bone
deutary boae doot. R*nfH
dentate a<V. Bud.

dentate convolatsoaer fascia BaB.
RvjyrafI

deniated od/ BsoI>R^^

deaUtseays^nr /.

denlededentalc

dentelion (raraioenm oyifiisaW jra-

fTVf.

denticle BootRpRRl/.
deniiculatus Bot. Tor. (toothad.

miniitol} toolhod)R^
dentifrice (tooth powder) R*dinR es.

(aneient word), R*TO**R
dentinal tubulea daot.RRA'RT^RI
dentine Aiut RRfl /.
dentipbone^iudiphone ftn ioatni*
mant placed againit the teeth so
that the deaf can hear) R*4i»l* la
dentiil RsiftfcRn m
Dentist Art RRtfwftlRn
dentistry RRlfwfkwj/, Rsaft^IRe-s
RT&R^/

deniiit'a amalgam Rsra kXH
dentition 1 (tsetiung, euttiog ol
teeth) RvartfR m., RvjHIRR «.,Rt7
Pmrai

3 RRf h*RlS m.

S (the eliarseter of the teeth eellew
lively inelodiag their ennibari
kind ami arrangement) RrRfr/a
denlnieBdeoJrite Jf/merai.
denture ;f a n RaB n , fftnt RtR
deaudale f|i.^denude
deandation 1 R|ftcT>ril>

9 Foriatry rft"ljra n. {C/. defores-
tation RTinra)

9 CeoL Rdtvyvi m
denude i R|hVT<I

8 RRVeqvra

3 (as. of aeol and food supphss)
Rf«R ww, firfiR *rai
denuded cul/. Fortitry

denuded billa Rlfttffl
denuded hill slope wifnftR ftftRRR
deny r6 I ftl’fl. ertiftRiT RTRT, RRf*
RRI.WftlRrai

9 RffcRI RTRt (Const ). Rf»R' t***
deny rights wFlRH R atfRRlif

wfwTTRRt

DEO (District Etc.ieOffleer)«R ■•

(rv r'-i>5?».-arft eirt)

Deobntiil (,n (],« Sihsranpnr datrfeO
Geeg \tt 11 is

deodar, dsodsr cedar (Cafra*
Asra) ^CRtR m. (D,N,klJ
deodar narecry Fatatry yCRTR

daodiz soil

d«o<Iar Mil

dtodir wooJworV ^Ttr^-firTT, ^’JTTT

vTvn

d«odor*iit jA*V^» *t*VTT m.
dcoJoTUitioo «.

dciMlorite th.
d«odoHzn— deoilonot
de office ^TT 4 *na'4 ft
er officio

D E 0 P, 14 no. (dintrict werie offi-
cer pftT#ntiT*-“EMJI.260A)
irf>, 1* ft
f^rn)

Deosai homed lark dtcf WSTTt

demidaBtBdeoxiditer
deoxidatCBdeoxidite
deoxi(liter»deoxi<ljxer
deoxidation ■deoxidixatioa
deoxldator~deoxid)aer
deoxiJixation Cham. flTn*t n,
deoxidize t& Cfiem
deoxidized ai], fkr^
deoxidizer Otm. ftrifrn ( 1 ) m.
deoxy- aa dcMty*

** *"** £'«Ae"u frrr-

daoiygefljte t& CW fk»tT«rt
deozygenated frrrfrT
deotygeiuted water Oem. *TTtts«

W9

^***3'f«*»tlon, deoxygcBizatiOB
ftriTTK n.

deoxygeniie (i CWfnrrur
deotomzauoB C\m. gr u^ n i n ^ *.
deozonlz e ^ cim. (m depmeof
ozooi) uiu^ueve
deoiOBizer gT HBNejM% ».
depart tfi. 1 bwi? wtt, tfff T T
® faZi Iroia a mla. a prograsuse)
frtVi jrei

* (die) V(Bi« ftraitei. zrnn

depaned aJj. 1
9 (pait) Wifrt
depaned gloi^

•J-pn..! .It,, .fTOft

depanneBl i*.
departmeaul ajj. frtrrftv
^pirtmenul aeeoooi f^tnrfW ftwi
depanmetitzl leeoooiant

departmental action frrtfw

48? dnpaitmtntal policy

departmectal aetirity fttiitft^ *n4
departmental adnuiuatntUmftxtT'^l^
Btiwe

departmental apeney fe'WTift^ wfw-
departmental and pdieial depotita

ft wirft^ aftr fttJr

departmental and pnrate candidate*

frwnlt^ aftf ftflT^l

departmental audit department

ftw t rf lc iwnfmf fiwm

departmental anihonly fttZldW

Ulfvaifl

departmental badge ftznrftc
departmental balanee ftwnfTC TTt
departmental Itenerolent fnnd ft*

tmfr? fttyfft ftfft

departraeotal book

departmental booVlLreping ftuiiflV

departcneotal branch poelmaaier
ftMTiflc ftrrft
departmental budget fttTnfrt WT^*

departmental bu»ioe**ftiniftl
departmental eandidate

departmental <a*e work fifsnftT »TT*

•rd

depanoiental eharge* ft'otifft jtbtt

{*«^)

departmental eircolar finniftw uftTi
departmental cognizance fttrrft^

departmental eollertioB fttrnftw ftc.

^w, ftirn im ftniw
depirtment*! cotnmB fttndWfVZtr
departmental rooDiaaioned officer
finMW aiKwift
departmental eorretpondente ft*
ailifto onievgir
departmental mat ftartdlv
departmenlil demonalralioo plot
ftvrfty B^4ra^*¥w
departnienul demonatraiion policy
ftifiiflu

departmental enquiry ftwnfw uft*
fnmft* tlrtt

departmental ezaminalion fttrntn
^yi

departmenul expenJxare fttHiftr
«rt

depzrtmentil exploitation Fortitry

departmental felling Forestry fttnnlT

departmental figures fttT[rfc
ftwnftc HiSy

departmental foreit area fttTItfrc C7*

«T

departmental fund ftttnfW ftfj
departmental godow n
Departmental Crants*in.aid Code

departmental high achool ftmiffa
VlitlfWI

departmenul indenting officer TTttr-
•ftt ta tynifimft

departmen'al inipecting officerfttn*
i*TT ftftinrTf'«TfT
departmental jealousy ftiTTiftil
departmental laboratory fttttrftT
ueiii'iiMi

departmental lalxsnr ftMlifiT Btfire
departmental leaflet* ftin*fTR Tftv
departmenul lea* e fnnsfltr atiyw
departmental ledger fttn^lff
departmental local officer ftSTflT
tvrfwatftTTfl

departmenul lumhering fttrpiTV

SIT7T4TT

depirtmesull) ■ftSTt u f. ftr mu jro
departmental management ft wrtftr
nw»«

departmentil manual fttnifttf ft^tn*

departmectal maltera fttriftu
departmental note ftmilW {f^TB
depinmectal notice ftinrrnT
depirtmeotal objection fttnrfW Wnfil
departmental office ftwintB TIBigg
departmental officer ftsTtft^ arftwrft
departmental njieration* ftunftv

ftwrft

departmental order fttn i fW iil ^ tr
departmental onler Look fttTJiflf
wiHi'jm*

departmental orgaolzalion ftuiidv

departmental jiayment fttrnftr trlTT
departmental plaoUlion work ftwT*

•fry ft 1*1*1^

departmental plot ftwur tR B UH
departni*nul polirr firwiiftT nlft

dtpftrtrainUI piiiitad fora 426 dtplUtoTT

drparlmeotil |>riDtcd form

dcpirtmcDtal procurement or'ini*
talion finirfrt

departmental projirtmini. fftnrftV

departmental promotCL fftTFllT

departmental promotion lommillce

dr|>artmental punialiincot fftrirl^

tU pjrtmental ranV fttnrftT
d<.partmental reader
departmental re<-eipt fwtrrrflwrf^l
dei'artmcDlal receipt lioal.

departmental rejiaur
depanmental regulaliunl fnrr'ilV

departmental ri porta and rerolutiona

ftatafrt rfrr ftMT

d< partmental te'^itireoieola

diparinuiital revenue fntitftv *nrre
departmental rulea and ordera f<W«
ttt? ftw Wltn

de(iartmcntal lanctioa dvl*

V

departmental aasetioned lilt fhrfftv
departmental alandin' conmitlco

fttrnfw wrrfl wfitfs

departmental itaiement ftVT<ftTfw*

r>t

departmental ilore Tjfntnlt fVctrt-
rtn

departmental lupenor (VttpflT W*

f™

departmental aupenora in srada*
lion tren & ftiTitftf
departmental anpemiion fftnrflT

dejiartmental launpja ft mill « «tr>

departmental lelepraph office Ini-
iflv ftwirfW WTWT

departmental leit frsrftv TTTfttn
departmental limber operaliona

departmental Iranafer ftvtnftV tviin*
■IW

departmental inicL fttnilVv njtT-
«1FI

departmental uae ftwiftv TYOTtl
departmental t»«rL 6ftn>fre
departmental vrorkin^ 1 roreifrp
ftwitftf ttytotad

2 (ol n ferry) fiwitfta aavMd
department eoneeranl tni fftniT
department erhloraement fniTn-ltt*

«d

de|>artnienl inimoraiidiim {ftZTt*

deparliiicnt notiAialion fttm-wfl*

Uepartnte»I~ of Agriculture

Uepjrlrncnt of Commerce of llie
Covcronient of India {0 I, (Coni*
rnereolj wnd-aipw arftiia-fiwin

Department of Eduratioa finpp

Oeparlment of Esploatyc*
ffvnd

Uepariiuent of lood of the Govern*
meat of India IC.I.IF.) ) WTW*en»Td
«jaf*f«(tt(ditn (>«)J
Deparimeal of Geology tfrIWt*
ftam

Dcpatimeot of Geology and lliuog
rft WT otCwi hwn
Department of llealih ur^rv-ftiVTirT
Department of Induairice and La*
bourTArtvoitmfttntTi vmolt*

ffttpi

Department of labour wn ftvTt
Department of Mioea mft-ftidrri
Department of Paper Currency w*
OltTfr-ftWI

Department of Slate THd ft dpi
department of autiatira tt4<*fttTni
departure 1 «wn, an»iHd» atddPf.
Rnn o ,*idi

3 to( • lra>n)BWtd, »wd n.,
arrival Mium. miei

jVgfO.

4 Sufp (diataneo) aiMT •*
ft Oaaiaerv ftlW n.

6 (tbe daaertioa. bp « pdrty to
any plaadine, of tbo ground tekan
by him In hie leat enloeadent plen*
dingteadthoedoptioo of enotbar)

departure from accepted policy
•ftft it ftotnt

de]>artiire from a rule ftditil fn

«n

departure line

DepaitriJae Zael (mergm {riS(aJ
with tanteclea) 8l*4ffnT-mft
depaaturc eb. (to paatnra, to graze)
^Ttdl

depend r». ftllt tfdl, infira {ftl.
Mtaiden

dependant tit dependent
dejiendence 1 Otnildm /.

2 dflWd, WTWtl tn.

deprndeney WfVd ^ w. (ue colony)
dejieDdent n/fy. mfvr'J.flTlftif.TOtfft,

dependent h, L/ia (ona orlio depend!

on anotJiar for luppurt) trrfin m*
de|>eodent contract low Wtfts (tftTI
dependent eoaenanl £00 ntfts
Atm

dependent meiuber htw mfn nfk
de]>endrnt releiire revoealioo (of
Will*) Low «iftt9 Rtht tifth^
dependeDii m dependent m
dependent varitlle ««
depending oifj- (pending) mvm
deperaoneliaelion Miqvflot^
depMrgm. dephlegmete ti. Che*
(to rectify by dietdtatioi )fltt99
JrpbIrgmatiOD C/um. TCHW^ n.
depbleginelor m*

drphlopiilieated air ory

dcphlogiellcated marine acid ur

depboipborize C/iem. SIHtn*

depict rt. fttn *T9t
depipmenia depigmentiae tb-Cki^
im-finm (to came to lot* fff
ment, to dacolorize)
depigmentile eb* (to deetroy pgine"*
in liaeiie) fni*9nT9
depigraeolelloo tmeitW n
depigmentiae '•depigmenl

depilate e{i*f(1^
depilatioD fImhrV n
depililor ft^ntv HI.
depilelory n* 1 ftoVnfttl (a) •*

3 ody. j/ed* ktirnr*. rnrem (*»•

dapiliUnt

487

depot iter*

eienl word)

drpilittnt Ltathtr 2IJg. (»n tgent to
loo«en Uiir befora dfpiliting)
Wm.

drplrle ft. 1 (empty) " I.

aftm^

depleted (id;. 1 ftw

aftifira

depleted fiaioee* fifxtktf
deplete ibe *toek ftn
depletion 1 n-

3 (of etoeV^l ti«l& /

S deecHstinj filW m-
depletion of rejerre*
deplorable aJj.
deplore ft. trts W? ®I®n
deploy ft Jfi‘1. afiwnti
deployed defeoee £fil sflttnftH sfV»
Wt

deployment ikfil HfWTT rt.. sflCTITO

depoUriieBdipolarise ft

depolytnentitioa Cte<i.^ 5 ^ H Tl=t a.
depolymerixe ft. Ctm
deponeoi £«« wTiTSTsft (Jfj w.
eeideaee arifv
witneti m>ft (tee atteatatoe)
depopnhtioB friiflK W 'jrrtrn
deport ft. •rn. Tfirrerp

deportilion

trioiportilioa P fri a n (Const.)
«alr»dii5on ssrhl (Couat.)
banuhftx:^
deportation faeili'y
deportee (a pee»on wbo hu been
deported) at.

deportmen- tntjm beliafi.

^ep®*« *d- I «ifl ft ^sTTin. tiwia^' t
Vu.pepfiT* ep ofSee) tVSt •T’n

3 Lra vfltHm \in

deposit 1 Cci%. (la a bask «{e.) feVr

fiaed deposit ttwf;* ftft,
ettrrew deposit
3 (mooer r^ea as soeonty)

* Otnr.Smnr —

4(eea^*eftteUJ)tft«,m^ n

• ImtHit ■«.

6 ddmiH. (ander this class of records
fall all papers ofnporolj ephemeral
and routina Batnre They are kept

in boodles and destrosod anonallp

— FDOM.13)ft5lti».
keep in deposit {^t ft nnt

7 /'lent ratkol (qnaotitjr of dry
tnagieide deposited on a nnit area
of plant, ptant part or other surface
at anj fireJ application) n.

deposit ft. 1 (to let fall as aedimeat)

S (to let accnmnlate as preapitate)

a (to place, to pnt)filiWl.

4 (to coat a metal)

deposit a ballot USn

deposit aeroont

depO'it and td*aRrf> arfint

depositary cij Ln» (^{1 (.t^)
deposit at call fitftr

deposit at call ceefn't Qiv^j^q ft^rt

de|>4sii halsjsec
dei>4sit bill
deposit book,

deposit builder Ptnnt fiitko/ (aat».
nil addad to a (Biiicideteieerea.
a« deposit rather than to inereaae
tenaeitylH^^VT'anl*
deposit ease (SOK 17)
deposit eompaar firjbT'qitnTq
deposited <jd; I a> q w« t. w apnfta

a fTFraq, r-iwif^a

4 tVfH

deposit effs are^

deposit in coort Lor eqiqjm ft
ftSnr

depositin' effveet fir^n.ariWTft
beposn HI the rreoril room ariVrvfs.

ftywn

dejiosuion larrsn^n.
afttrrr^ia,

3 ft^rm fttvT »!.
lihtiis.

0 IpiTK»(te«titnonyonoath)ar fum»q ,
vtmFuHi^q •
afEdarit rT«-qtt
oath PTW

6mq^/

deposition of deeds Cf

(tw^n)

deposition of lead suipbste ifttt

depositions of ssUnesses

deposit item (FRO. I 332) ft^rT-*TT

deposit ledger

deposit money ftsrq-^rfir

deposit of funds

deposit of sand

depoMt of title deeds Lirv.*

W ft^T

depositor 1 (one who mikee a
deposit) R

3 (an eleetr J^ktaT)Tl^ is.

&(a vmrVei who depc«ita coatings
of metal) «a.

depositoryorepository fk^nPTTT n •
tt*TTt

deposit papers (SOM 49)
dfpo*it payment
deposit rate*
deposit receipt
depoHl register

deposit repsTmeni rooeher f^7*
nfart'ijq-UHTsi*
deposits aeeount
deposits ledger
deposit slip
deposits received srtfl
deposits refunded Bnf$3
deposit transaction
deposit voucher
deposit warrant
deposit worts
depot 1 armr ».

3 Bit ^hsinrt * , tfrtir

3 (a aito on which forest proauco is
collected) an'ilt, r*ii‘ih' ». (forest
depot)

4 Plifuct- ftnjiniT n-
depot roniiaetor
depot form stinu-srTT

depot guard rcrairf smm-y^
depot inspector arrTO-Sffrp*
depot officer itTnTT-*tRmft
depot of origin
df(x>t roll «lilU-qT*fTyf^

depot shipwsupply ship /far WVT*

qla =57w.qts

depot staff arFiiT-^ftwTfr ^

depot store /■.> g )^r rr n., Vtcy

d«pol ■toi«'ki*p«T 438 P«puty Chial Contrelltr .

depot (torc'keeper £2y

m.vhrCl

depot iub-iD>pecior «nnrt
depriTitjr /

eomiption

depravilj of mfnd HilMVLBItlf’Tmfit
groi* moral turpimded^^fUTtni
-deprecate ri •« jWifJiB *(BI
depreciated ad] atTijft^^,
depreciation at7^VB, TO(|ir*i,irt^^

depreciation account atii^rv^-dvn
depreciation charge

depreciation fund W*

depreciation in dead atocL ^{| ^*4

depreciation of currenep VBtrd*

deprecutioo of money ^yT-ar«^q<i
depreciation of plant and machinery

deprecMlJos of property (t?fk «T

■ nUtna

depreetaiton reierve fund W4fn*l«

depreeution table KT^TV-frrrdt
deptedaiien late atrgejy n
pillage ftgej4
plandet nftjeiB, (umt
rob qjyTt
apolution

deprcaa r{> I **«t* •Wl. ftt* *tqT,
lyitl

3 4y»i. ifm »ni

a (m a key) TTnt, On
4-Pr»n
S smi^a

depreeiant adj , n RTT^ryv
depreaaed ad) 1 a(V4T

depreatrd area Eten WttW iff
depreaaed cliimttv V^i tfrn
depreaaed eltai aoaety Wff^Y*4d>
pftft

depreaaed fractnre Surf Wfwf «ft«
dn, irn¥ «fTtnkn
depreaaed market Com. nn fkrm
depreaaed acar ftiq fkw
depreaaed eein ««qv nrO
depreaaiDg effect amfO tnif 4

deprojaing the releaae fever (m a
camera) TBBl-On. *»*ft*-

went ffwwi

depreiiioB 1 (lownesv of apints) *t7*

any m , fwin, /.

5 nf m , »ITI. n ,

3 fiMo =devil ■ caiitdroii affTTB m
t Com . £co« mm< m . it>^
alump nnn an
cfinnii

6 StatniKi ata4l< an (0/ alumo
nBTT)

7 ffcot amv >lf>l / (Solmee p
a91)(opp culmination sIwitJtt)

deprcaaiOB conalaot (K) faWB TBrn*

(O

depretaioB la price ^nifttry
depreaaioooftbefreeaiog point

r»prt«-ft*n (ft)

depreaaiOB of trade tnnir RVitry,

depretaioo tpnog Caot no^R ('rt+

nt)

deprertive o<fy «*Rlfl,STTRT^J{4^)
depreaaor 1 Ckem (tbalwbiebratarda
or preranta a taactioa) nm^fkn
(•?)«

U f Ayiaot m««ny« m
depneatioB 1 RvmR n , wfNw »m
(Conat)

3 (of a bodily fonetioo) IWts *TRI
depnve r6. vfnt «nT. vm

depnved ad] vf^ra
deprive of life An It nren RTRIr
ifit Rim

depaideCkem (obtained from licbeci)

trTkvn

depaipbore CAena. (a etrnetnrat ar»
raDiament of etome tbet le eommoa
to many eubetaneae bavief the pro-
perty of laoniqf afeota) m

Depterocarpna Sot (two lobee of
eaiyt prodoeed into ioD( wisgt—
Baan) ^Rwn-mfk
depth iimA%»,nAf«T/, fmtrm,

nmi

depth of eaftiag Sere RIRAtmt
depth of focni O^ict <nfit-*TTTif)k'
depth of forae acale mfitentAk W)
depth of But RRirmflt
depth of aeil Fartilrr ^XHtAtrt.

5?l^>TrTt

depth of aowmg A tlinf. TO-
nAlRI

Beptt. (Department) Pf (ftwin)
depuUtion Bftfifjft* /.
deputation allowanee vf(-

RB, a ftftjlvr jrjTT

deputation pay aftfitjflT \n
ileputation reaerve Bftftjfti; nfeBift,
BfaftalBTOfirt Rfraift
depute efr afaft^aa *TRI (lee appoint]
deputed ad/. B^ftjBI
depulire efr 1 (to depute) aftfrjR
RTRt

2 afkftBTR *i-fr

deputy n (ona appointed aa tbeiah
atitute of another) aftftjVK m
deputy n-. ifk* (aft 11 to be nicd
whan nacaaeary to diitingui<li be-
tween anb- and deputy, in wbuh
eaae au^ will be 3a and depety
aft)

De'puiy Aerouataat IB haiaiv
Deputy Acrouetiat General tb Bfl*

Deputy Air Commaadrr Bafena*

Deputy Aiiiilant Coal Cemmieiioatr
*a-wraB iatrffrB
Deputy Aaeiiiant Eleetriciio BB-Btl*

Deputy AaiiMani Engineer BB
■iritBMi

Deputy Atiiilant to DIG. Specul
Uranch failB an'I Ba-R(lWtffB B1
BB-rtglBB

Deputy BuIIiod keeper BB-BBult*
BIB m

Deputy Chairman Bft-BBTaft, H*
(Oonat.)

C/. Vice.chairinan Ba irwiaft
Deputy Chief Accounlt Officer T>-
jBB banfaBift

Deputy Chief AJminwlritor t1 5*3
BariBB

Deputy Chief Commercial llaBiger*
Deputy Chief Traffic Minagrr
Deputy Chief CoDlrolIer £1/ 37-

g«« firB*BB

Deputy Chief CoBirolIer of Imper*'
BB guB arBT* ftB*BB
Deputy Chief CootroUer ofSuadar*

D«put7 Dizeeios ..

D«put 7 CKie{Engia«tr 469

diinlon T7 gw snin-fiff***

D«pul]r Qiicf Eofineer kRt

Deputj Chief Engineer Signil» =
Signal Enpneer

Deputy Chief Eseetrtire Officer 71
gw

Depute Chief Inipector of Factonea
w-g^’T rwWt

Deputy Chief Mechamcil Engineer
Kly H tl'IVi* wRwKTt
Deputy Chief Officer TT g?« wfflltl

Deputy Chief Operating Superinten.

dent=Depiity Chief Tranaporta-
tlon Superintendent gw

Xtepnly Chief Traffic Manager
lT*gw

Deputy Chief Tranapoitalioo Super*
iatendentsDeputy Chief Opera*
tin* Snperinteadent
Deputy Clerk of Court «n5nr«r-

Deputy Coal Comtoitaioaer (Diitn*
hutioB. Ptoduetioo) ♦tny-i^ij'^
JTTT*)

Deputy CoUeetor wnfw!
deputy eelleetorite TVrnrr^'lTT
Deputy ConmiuioaerfD. C)a*T97*
Sr« (Conit) (ff. »T.), rtwg*
(CoBit)

Deputy Comtoiitioaer, Kotor Vehi.
clet and Taxation tt wrgte,

^ *nn oiWR

Deputy Commiasioner of Food Sop.

pliea anr nTT».«7igti:

Deputy CoRinuiiioner of Land Re.

forwi gg^.Tngi«

Deputy Cemraisiioner of Police

Deputy Commiiiioner'a Reader airr
*t UVjtuiy

Deputy Cooptrolier
Deputy Comptroller and Auditor*
General yr f<tt«ic gr* tc n (ln%
Deputy Conaerrator
Deputy Conaerrator of Foreata WH-
(DOP. W.Tt)
deputy eonatable
Deputy Coniol w r fam g
Deputy Controller I w

1 Rif (Deputy Controller la really

the Deputy Chief Controllera end

ebore tlieCootroller)3^gwft9*75

Deputy Controller of Currency

Deputy Controller of Siaaspa grlr*

Deputy Controller of Stationery

DeputT Controller o! Sloree (4U(IiIl(*

4i|f*(e*y4

Deputy Controller, Pnniiog 37
g^nt

Deputy Controller Mauonerv Supply
7i-f^if97, art*!

Deputy Cuaiodian 7 a-it(in%n
Deputy Custodiao-Geoeral 3a af^*

Deputy Deielopment Officer 39 *

ftirstlVirO

Deputy Director oft-w^t*

Depute Director, Animal Hustan*
dr> Tt-ftuivoi,

Deputy Director (Chemical) 3 ^*n^‘
97(19:1^)

Deputy Dtrecior*Geaeral 37

7%

Deputy Director General. Cnntinal
loieitigation Department 37 *
TTtdTTwt. 3«tr7t*lTOn
Deputy Director General (Food) T7-
, ai5l*l7'H* (W7)

Deputy Director General of Inspec.

lion D(lv~l.374lgl<l7ri’^

Deputy Director General (hnppliea)
37 (B7T7)

Depute Director. Health Seniees
TTtTW-ftTT 37H3T73
Deputy Director, Medical Senicea
at Commaod Headquarter*
gnntrq %

Deputy Director (llovemenu) 37 -
ITTTSrTt (717)

Deputy Director (Nutniion) 374 t' 7 T*

w* (tIttdD

Deputy Director of Agncullnre
3787IW

Eaitem Crcle . —

•**• Morthem Circle 37 ry-^ 7 i

-*> Southern Circle

Veiters Crcle T^R-fTt

Deputy Director of Air Force ^el.

fare TTgIpTT TJeTW 37^717*
Deputy Director of Animal Husban-
dry qytMH 37^713^

Deputy Director of Consumer Goods
377157 7?g-37A7ref7
Deputy Director of Food Supplies
»nr 5 ^ 37^7133

( Accouula ) [D D. \ 1 '*■ (%^l)

137^5

(Diitnbution){DD D 1 (f73T7)

13 7 ft]

*— (Marketing^ ~ (ft777)
fFrocnremenl) (Tifiw)
Deputy Director of Health Sen ices
TTttWf^TTT 3777177
Deputy Director of Health Sen ices
(Medical Section) wiH-7 -^-37-
77T77 (tl7&7 WgWTH)

Deputy Director of Information and
Publicity qTTT aTT 7*151 -It 37-
ftnsre

Deputy Director of Land Records
gfc nr»|r7 375T7T77
Deputy DireelorofMedical Sersicca
^ 37<57t77

Deputy Director of Moienieota 7 ^*
37^57777

Deputy Director of PancluyatsTWT*
73 37547T7*

Deputy Director of PuLIie Health
5^57Tt«7 37*7TF7
Deputy Director of Public Instruc-
tion ^7.fi5SrrT*3777T77
Deputy Director of Public Instrac.
tiOtt (Tecll.) 7t7d5TW7 37(t7IS7
(BW)

Deputy Director of Publicity STTOTT-
3TH7T77’

Deputy Director of Purchase 77*37-
77T77

Deputy Director of Supplies B5T7-
3777177

Deputy Director of Supplies and
Disposals 1:717 37^7177

Deputy Director of the Circle 71
37^7177

Deputy Director of Veterinary Ser.
vieet TsjfVftnn-Jwj* 176717 *
Animal Hushandry i/c Live.
stock section *•- 7^7177 7/ 7g77-
75717

ife Diseaselnvestigition -v. s/

darailmant

Deputy Director... 490

'wi/cTnioiDgCliiics-^B aftisnt-

•wft

Deputy Director ( Shipping and
Jmporu) rrer

•tnw)

Deputy Direetpr (Supplies Coordms.
tion)

Deputy Ecoudmic Adiiser wiRj*

TB rpttenenr

Deputy Ceneril Manager BJy.

(DOMlTtttBSUUitSl
Deputy GovefDot (o{ a bank) TC*

trw*

Deputy High Conimistioner Ttt

Deputy High Commissioner forludia

aarjrii

Deputy Inspector ae ftftsr*. tf^"*
WlMl!

sub inipeetor an WtW*

Deputy Ioipertor*GcDectlaa'atiMt*
wa

Deputy Inspector General, C t D aa*

Deputy Inspeetor'Cenersl (or Grit
IIoipiuls ertiTT? ftftttewa aa sft-

f^flsro

Deputy Inspector-Cpneral o( Police
atnfraa

Deputy Inspcetot>CeBeral of Police,
Cnme and Railways snrfift'aa rrgT*
White, e stiv tnn dew

Deputy Inspector o{ Schools aWStret'

aafs^e

Deputy Inspector of Slorri and Qo*
things rlspaTt>arti*r'tWtee
Deputy Jailor aa eititie
Deputy Magistrate aa-a*atf^eTO
Deputy Master of the Mint teriret.
aulvew

•Deputy Mayor aaapftT
Deputy Minister aa tTRft
Deputy Minister for Education rnatl-

Deputy Minuter to Minuter o'
Agriculture Tft-aaw»<» (rAii and
lha /ollevtnt $ii deiignaliem$ 'art
sued in Sfadhya ProJciA)

Deputy Minister to Minister ofEdo-

^ canon ftiarr am*dT

Deputy Minister to Muuatcr o(Fi>

nance fint-aa*?^

DeputT Minister to Minister of In<
dustnes anlit aau^

Deputy Minister to Slinuter of Re*
venue ftata aaw*df
Deputy Miniaierto the Uuef Minis*
ter jaa aaa*^l

Deputy National Savings Comtnli*
iioner Tttea-daa-Jaij*

Deputy Petrotenm Officer aa*^^*
•rfairfl

Deput> Postmaster Ctncitd aa-tlD*

ha^fa

Deputy President 1 aa-aara, alii
oaR

3 (of Indio) aa-tl«n% (ConatJ
Deputy Progress Officer aa anfll*
afairft

Deputy Ranger aa ina
Deputt Regent s Vtee'Regent aa.
nWrrtat

Deputy Regional Cocnnittioeer aft*

ftw aa ensa:

Deputt Regional Controller ai\(iTV
aafini»a«

Deputy Regional Director ar^ffTf
tn*t(aiFa

Deputy Re|ioosIPoodCoinmutioarr
tnr-aat^ts

Deputy Regsauar n^ardtan, aa.
avAert

sub registrar aa a*af1aii
Deputy Registrar CoopcratiTcSone.

tiy»era«t^.«Wa.H% a uJ l a t i
Deputy Registrar, Credit B^-andfcTT,
awiT

Deputy Regutrsr, Detelopmeni aa-
a^cTT. ftant

Deputy Registrar, High Court aa.

a^'faiT. a»a au iawia
Depute Registrar, lodustnes aa.
a»*an, anfa

Deputy Reoiembraoeer ol Legal
A da I r s aa Wa amnlt
Depute Salt Comrollcr viavi.aaiaa.
m

Deputy Sanitary Cosanaiaaio ner
arnltaaaiyB
deputy secretary aft-*tNa
nnder seerrtary star St^a
assMlinl fccrelary RfTaa srfaa
chief secretary ^ati^a

joint secretary ofn
additional secretary irai hlaa
Deputy Secretary to Coyemarit
»ra» aftfrRfa

Deputy Secretary to CoyemoiCB^
Appointments, Jail and Polica
Departmeoia ttrtPT.af3rHfia,fit5ra,
*ni*in aai wiDdt ftwnr
Deputy Secretary to Coicmmcat,
Development and Planning De.
partment vTTHa afijafaa. ffani aai
alaaf fetitt

Deputy Secretary to Coicrnmeiil,
Law Department fTWa afttlfev,
ftfa faitiiT

Deputy Secretary to Covemmeat,
Publicity Dcpanmcni trmaBfi.
R^a, Bcittar ftwitt
Deputy Secretary to iheCevemmcpt
of Indio vnrti.fifRtiJtfsa^
Deputy Secretary to the Corernmeat
of India, Finance DepaitBcti
(CsDtral Ravanna) Hira-anRB.afc
Ufa*. Wt W»pi Crtfa win)
Deputy Sheriff aajnawar*

Deputy Speaker Tanasi (OoailJ
Deputy Station Master (D] . 8 U )n*
w*ar*(Twrt)

Deputy Station Superintendcat Rig.

(Dy B.S-)wia.Triiftat«('cH*)
Deputy Statistician aa'-Rlfcaa
Deputy Ststistics Authority Rtfa-Ta*
arfuTtl

Deputy Stores Officer ilBI-aaificarfl
Depoty Supenniendeut va-ardhiia

Deputy SupenDtendeot,Co«erDiiieal

Printing aa-arrfwa, cmi».gxai*a
Deputy Superintendent, Ministcnil
aa acdlRa R»aiRfii«

Deputy Superintendent of Fsctoncs
WtWl-aai^hira

Deputy Superintendent of Police
atirfig aardhita

Deputy Superintending Sun'cyoraa*

W»s«.»linaa

Deputy Surveyor n-i^urta
Deputy Treasurer aa «^^as

deriilRfg 1 » i.araaTi»i,arflil a-irrci

3 a 1 waayia, arft If larai

dersil n Rfy •derailing switch
derailing switch JWy anTTOR.*’*
derailment Rig. 1 a m t n i ^ ^

491

Denseptera

" n-. ^ 4ai*n

^rao'eil a<J/. (insane, mad)

Jerationeil adt. freonT*5, PnTSWfts
Jeraliooed *rea ftWHHlfVs
4ieratiiiti«B (extermination o( rata—
Borland) n.

iertj b!ne(a colour, reddieh-blne "ftST-
in boe. of low ft bnllianoe)

^tbylite «Tr*»TSW«rf n- iron*
»fre. for *v*«.{lq antimonata.
titaaate, -I* (or aft* mineral)
derbr red^Quneee red
Derbyebire neeV tltd, *ietft*T/.
derelict «. Low 1 (a tbm( eolantatily
abandoned or wilfnlljr eai# away)
m-

S (a tract of land left dry fay the

lea) M.

derelietinn 1 (eolnotary abandonment

of goodrby the owner— Aiyar) *ft*

m.

3 (a retiriQg of the tea or bo«lr of
water ao that land aboea faigU*
water mark it gained) "v

3 (of dutr) /.

derelirtioB of daty
derelict land Zcv (a tract of land left
dry by the tea)
derelin reteel oftwa drt;
dere<[Biii(ioa ( 5 . trf^ ^( > l trg l *

dcre<|ai«iUcaio* n.

dereaerre ei. (a poet) KI TOg*
dercinate r6. (to remore the retia
from) * 3 * 1 **
dereilufyatderealaale
deretioiie Bderctinate

dcncin CAeei. (an oil derived from
CMtoroiOlfrfeT /.
deride vb. «y*i

ndimle wyyw «pitT
jobe TTTW *T*i

di»|,ar*pe wyyry «T*T, TUTT *T*T
deropale
*yi Biini
detract trT*>PT
deriiioB wtgiq «u, t ^ n^a^
derirant m denrat ire
derirtteadencatiTe
JeriratiOB I *5^ ej-n-, ^

3 JVattrr (a loading or drawing

off of water from a etrea m or
aource) ftWT* » • (ft down , wivA
cante to flowX wiWJ, wid
*TT*T.

3 Chm. (preparation «£ an orgamo
•nbstance from anolhet eomponnd)

4 PAifoL /■

denrative {derived) Cbm., Sloliilica
^r*«, ejtTtfpw ».

denvatii e data SloliaCici fntnft

denvative mortgege =real>*Biorlftge

derirativee of coal ifbllt it *^'14
*Tt4

denve rt I ftvtMI*

2in^ »T*Ti *t*l

derfce nationality (romttnA*fft
•TO *7*1

3 roMitfgftwT*, *T^1 *Tr*1. iBtt

»R*r, f**R**T

4 Ctun.

denied o,)/ «3^

denied data Sfotiiiica *3^* '**i«
derired demand wfiTirt**
denied function JtfntA. •g'vH fir*
denied protein Piocbm. *3^

fin

deni ed tupply t^N*
derived unit *?5*
denve profit wnr *Tl*!
derive revenue 71*7* *i*T
derm*, denno*, dermalo* wA*

•derm -wi, -7*7, •*»

derma gnat. w-

Dermaceotor Zbof- (a geooa of ticla)

D. aodenoai (*<ra
dentijl <Kfj mi-, miim
denuil armour wrff* **W
dermal booe 2ba(.W*rifiiT
dermal bnncbiae Z«d.
dermal cortex Z<n( (thick o n t e r
lay er) wfttcnr* o.

dermal defence (an mmienae bony
tpine— PH4I. 918)wfc-«ftTtft*
dermal denticle Zook
dermal fin-rsyf ZooL wft-qipTftq
demial^layer (covenog the outer iv-
lace o( the eponge) wfilTyT m.
dermal oincle ZaoL
dermal pore irf>{7*il h.

dermal teetfaapUeoid scales
Dermanyssns (a genus of ticks
faaviQg a hard leathery body)
Jift

Dermsptera Zoob (an order, or tob-
• order, of insects) ^BfsTTtR m* jf.,
*>rfnTB**nT (in order), TrtrfnT?!*
^rpt IB. (BgTt suborder)

Dermoptcra *A7jn: ,

dcrmatitant Chem- (that which irri-
tates or lodames the skin)

derimtilis j/cd *rii*t* m.

dermato- *4*

Bermatobia ZooL (a genns of bot-flies
Whose Isrrea lire nnder the skin)

Dermatochelys 2eoi wJ«7* *-tnnfit
dermatoeystidiam Kycel. (a cystidi-
nm on the entiele) /.

dermaiogen Dot. (giving rise to the
epiilenms) nfilTiiT** m.
dermatograph pencil
detnielofwbitmutlx eubgallale Cham.

dennatologi<t »n,

dermatology *lf*91* n
dermatome J»nt. (one of thesVia leg-
ment* in the developing embryo)

w4ii’(* «»

dermaio-plasty witre*!/.

dermaioacope w99in.

dcraitosij (inj disease of the skin)

dcrmic itdj. w4*,
dermic epithelium
dermis .fnac- (below the epidvrmia)
ft*iu

dermiliaodermetitis Afad- *47^*1.
dermo-

Dermocentroxenus ricketteiia
Rickettsia nckettsu Zeol. (eaoa*-
tive prgimtm in Rocky UoantaiB
spotted fever)

DermorbelysoDcrmatocfaelys ZaeU
D. roriacea HTWI**
dermol Pborm. *4* n.
denno-plasly w4-*t*i/.

Dermoptera (Gk. derma 'leather, akia*
wb+yteTon *wing” Zool. (aa or-
der or suborder of mammili)tnjTH;

ticca

d#iioo*pttt‘oUc 492

r» pi , wi7W-*ra (>11 ordtr). ^■
qm jil'n m (hjti labordeO
Derouptera (of loaects) VnliHsill »

^nnoT(i-«Wr

denno-p ter-«iic ZooU «.

deraio-aphen-otie Zool-

4ennotridua~ceTatolndut
derogate p6 (Cooat )» wtrftw

VTWT.wiitnrw

detract «nv« (Beof) (lei

dendo)

derogate from the powera of iftfrf*-

qf *1 wrftcT’t (Conat )
derogation «rrftvT*t n (Cooat.)
derogatory odj.aiu^tiivft
derotrematoai cJj Zaat. (ratuaing
gUUhtl)
demek n

DernisOegaelu £ei
D elliptiea(roetaaratntoetieidU—
Bun)

S BulaeceBtia

D aeaodeaaaihog creeper (a rery
large elimber reaebiflg $0 m. in
leofth— B«o) k<l*sA*TT
D oiigiaoaa Wtnef-trf'S’ll (Ben.
panlata)

dema ftr «»

4ea>(ateil before ToweIe).4e. Ctun. fit-
detamdeaeadeamidjae
deaamidiaalioa • deamidiiatloB
deiataratioB aq^^qq «,
deaeead tb 1 itqftpi, T«rt*t. arm
3 (&a, property) Bm (TBt. arm
deaecBdant oi. (im child)
deieeadiBg tjj, arq^ft (4^)
deaeeodiBg tiu fiji arq{)fl
deaeeadiBg coIob 4%dl etfi)^

•I»*

aeeeBdiBg colon art^ft riVi*T
deiecBdiBg enrre a tq^ ^ q«
deaceodiBg labneate Bol aPaiVO
aiftqrrurO

deaeeadlBg line Xqv arq^ tta’Jtl
deaeeadmg node Ailn%. fn>

(of aoon'a pa^lh) «
detersdiBg order Statiiltei taqr^ff

«r

deeeendiBg order of magaiinde Hath.
BgBI ■! tPatV^l

deaeendiag powera Ualk. WTr^ BH

deiceadiBg redaction anrlft S^m
deieending tap ttrcani Bot. anttflTW-

deacoBdiBg atretn Bo(

tap mechaiuaD ofdeaeending
atreaiB arvf^^ vln 4) iB-aBBT
deieendiBg tnh Uimnt aaBT)^ 1^
deaeest 1 TItB at. (Gooat )

3 Zidio qtlljm, BIT. weBB r*.
eoUatcrel deteem artaifaBB

^

luieal dcacent BTr^VB
deaeeat and diatnbatioa ItiijSB-
Btfiq fatiniB
deacnbe eb 1 bAb CTBI
3 erlBB BTBT, BBIBI
deacnhed od/ arfira
deaenbed below BfeiT, apttffJrB
deacnfaiBg a way BI'tlBB a.
deacnptioa 1 B^n •

3 BBn n.

of • eeruin deacnptioolqDm BBTt

BT

deaenplion of cbntenta anyirstft «T

B^

deienpticB of inetbod
deaenptioa of vork Bt4-bAb
deaenptire od; B^nffB*. B^-
deaertpttee eaatony 1 BtfenBB vrrftT
3 Bat q'Aqi'HB at-BUBei
deecnptirc aatroDOiny B d q i' qq jdVfSB
deaenpUrc average SMutiei B^-
tRB RnB

deaenptive cbireeienatiee B^qratB
■qrq

deaenptiTe econoouee Bvm’BB ari-

trw

deaertptive eaaay B'beruB fqqvv
deaenpUve ieaM* £duc. Bdep iiq qu
deaenpove mark Bdq-fax
deaenptive mioeralogT B^qfBB
Biftql, qdqprrq qiftifaqiq
deaenptive same qbqfm BTB
deaenptive report wiqrBB
deaenptire roll Bdqnfr, ida iUt B
BTBiaCi

deaenptive rail of pnioBer a[fH-

deaenpiive UrtBqdai'UB qq.qdhmtB
art^

dearriptive tide 5era. bWbB iftf*
deaeriptiro vrotd qdqpsra wex

Deaenrainia Bot.

D. aophia ^ flaxweed m flixvttd
(mcatard faniily. laadt alightly
bitter — Baan) attBT*B BJB^q
deaeBtiutttioB Phynol. (ffiB n
deaert a. 1 BB tn i BBB8B

3 (ment Ot dement) yilia;jB n.
deaert tb. fnf^rqFI BtBt. (itflBia,

abtadon Bltsm

deaert adaptatioa B,o/. arB.arjXBq
deaert belt

deaert bnaiaid Atrt BB-^f^Btn*
deaert eat WB-fimB
deaert cooler BBrtftTB
deaerted odj Wttbb,
deaerted aife Gtej Wiq

deaerter 1 (.q) m. (wr

abeeoBdar)

3 (a aoldier who abandesa aerriee
witbool laara) BB7B« at, *rftTT
deaert fintb SB^TB
deaeriion | ifofr. Laa fwft’BT't at,
trrr»TBi

9 qniliq fl , BIB BIB!
deMrtioo from dul^ artB ^TBf Bff
BIBI

deaert life BB-tfYwB

deaert loeon BBqrrB, BB-6^

deaert palm (CsrutKi /fabelli/rr)

/ (Kan. TamJ
deaert plain BB-wdt
deaert inake BB-^
deaert tree-wirbler /rei BB
deaert warbler Art* ITB
deaert yellow bat Uamn BB^lBBj
deienre pb- *t ^ iVbi. k b)*B |)Bt
deaerrea bo coaaideratioD BfqWt,
fqqn> V B*V'B Bfl \
deaerriDg edj BT>B, BtV
deaerviog notice Kiwlqq.qr*B
deaemag itadeal ^rB
deihydro. CJtm. (eoitainieg !•*
bydrof an) •JT-

detfaydroxy- Ckm. (eontdniRg l<**
hydroxyl) BSTBlf-
dmceaBt od/.BT^
deaiceate ti- •'tqw. gwiXT
draiecale ody.SMI, ^«T,

I**

dcaieeiied ctq. ^mt. B^Tt
5»IB1 1«T, ftlCB

493

DeiTHOstacliya Hpinnata

daaleeatod coeeanut

dry

arid ?!**

-dMiceated coco*But irtlw

dMieviud condition
dciicntcd fUnd product wVi^

nt ‘

dc«icc»ted mdl. «rtVf

dcticcition tirH^I n , 5*^

dcticcttiTC (j(?j JTfft (-<\)
dcilccator Chm. (an aprarmtns)

dcRecitory, Jcciceitire adj.

{•*0

desideraUTc Grtm. CTWt m.
dc«ider*tiim lu «iaiaa«l /•, *rt*t
dctign th. 1 (Const.),

im

3(tn coseelra o( u a irhole)
WfiW4

dclifB n. \ wi*n^ •tWTT n..

a., TRf» oa., A.> ffHWt

/.

S (as, on clotK) Wt« ov
3 (prsliminir) sksteh, an ontliBs)
*<Wt(kT.)lA

4Ifl*(lPC.) (Tfc»(W fi. (aneUal
{tn notiva)
prcncdititioa
dclilw ration fksit
detcrm'initjon

9 (a aKrrt, nsnalljr nndsrhaaded
t«>i«m». a plot to injnrot attack,
or weaken) (from Telnju).

dg ti;nisi«' ri . nj i^r tt •WTi

ai^rfiivu, wmifiTwn «m
1 (to mark out and tasks known)
tpJntn^, VTiiTt
3 (to roint out, indicats)

8 (to appont) ftys
designate » ?/ wraVftt (Const.)

nominated *nft4)s.fkfxrtTRT
designated e<ij. wfitfn
designation 1 Tp^yt
^ a.

a (as. ot a post) Stfimn ».

9 (appointarsnO^rfVy,
designation U full ^ srfir«Tr
designation of post

designation o£ rank {Cf.

designstion <d post 44iPiHi*t)
designed ndf* 1 ^sllod,

*TTT

3Lnie (IPO.) wflPwi (anetent
word)

designedly ^lo (I.P.O.) 41^.1'i'i.i*,

designer ^*»TT. (.n- Cf-

RrtO), sT^firei (.© 01.

Designs Eagineering Assistantwn^*

ddsiUeate eb. CJUna. fAtJl
desilieify r6. Ckem..(to d^nts oI
silieonnt mattor) fiflnrwo
deailieoniie e&. CXens. (todepnrs ol
•ilieon) ftfinaio^
deadrer, destlTcriae r&.
deailTeme—de^see
deaiodo. Ckem.

deaiodo.tliyTnxiBe CJteoi. fkssj^i^.

ftnfl ^

deiirtbUity flHl-ftesj /.
desirakle a,{). VT^^V(Coeit.). wdtr
desirable blend •{ aadtty irsvfT CT
A6r*»t

desirible ehmrtet ttl«wfrr angn
desirable «r neeeaaary srR)t mm
atwrms

desirable peraons enfye nftt. ^9
sol^

desirable ^alitiea nim4l9 gn

desirably arailable

desire eb. ^<91 apRt,

desire n. 9iat(T /.. 9TRt9 ».

(wisb •rfir’isi)
desired nrf/. 9Tt mftr,
desired end

desired niin ardti si jin
desired species mAc Soft
desirous ody.

DesitZ«il.(s apidar found in rooky
craTieea'ntoDg tbo aboro— Lull p.T6)
<re?l.‘n-«tPr
desi angar \lft

desk »aifw/ Calopinc roof), 91F n.

desk diary 9TW

desk Ian eW-aeT9

desk-knife VTR’^O

desk publKiiy 9Z?r-U*nHI

desm* V'S-

desman Zcot. (n nolalika a^natia

mammal) "*•

Desmana ZocL tftm**niTfV

D. moschau (scent glands are pr^
sent) *F9-5ftTS*3

desmid Bit. (algae differing from dia*
toms in lacking n ailiceons skeleton)

Desmtdioideae Sol. m-pl.

desnune^stilbite dfinernt. ^f)nr na.

(^ bundle, .rr for mineral)
•desnusm -Bsmit f.
desmo*, deem. 9*9-
Desmoeboeta tnuricau e< I^gen
■TveBata Set.

Deamodiom Si^. VTti9*ffdnnf^

D. coDlnniBa^D. gangetlcnm
D. dJffBSnm

D. gangedenm jnWM-HlHiaTT (B.,
IL iiifftdl, Ben. Bombay,

Mar. Gn). solimn, Bin.

yintldl. Pan. ikalpBfki)

D. (TTnas telrgnph plant ■« sema*
pbore )>Iant (leaflets rotate on
their Kw) vftsTfJt-fnsrfl
D Usioearpnm (Ok. rosier ‘wpolly’i
freit hair^ )

D. laiifoliumwD. lasioearpam
D. laxifloraia

D peilTcarpatn (btsAcbea coTernd
with ebort grey hairs.-<Ba4n}

D. pnlcbellnin nii-siiiA'M) (Hin.

/at sarpan, Bn. jda saroycmi)

D. retroflexnm (distnbnticn Assam
— Basn)

D.Uhaefolium (bark smooth— Basn)

D, Inflonaa (flowers ninally thrM
— Basn)

desmognalbons adj Zeet. (Gk. dis*ws
'bond'. The masillQ.palatinen fuse
with one another— PB. 1 17S) ^91.

DesmomTaTU = 5a]pida
Desmoseoleeidte 94wTfN JSt n.
Desmoseolex Zed- (it has a globular
bea.i— PH. 1 2S6) 94mM-jnna
DesmoitaeliTa B~t. tiaif^

D.bipinsaia HIS1»9 (Basn Tel.
Mar. 9’*, .Afghanistan drab, Bin.
deb. Pan. N^'F.P. d&ob, Gnj.

dernbke)

DetRtottylifom**

494

dastniction o! wild tnimklf

Df*nio5tTliform« (mboritri

DwiBO'tylus (found in Ifiocen#
8jc1'<3'l deposit*)

Definoincbuni Bof

P fimbnitum ^Dendrobinm
tnarraei

Den.Ga] Mar Hin.

deimotrope Chem. •>*•

iemnlinp'sns Che"* /.

desolation m. (w* diUpidation)
desorpuon ((fe.+*d*ori)|i»«)
n>

desose (desoxT tuiar) ^ ii-
detoxalate ftStsft /.
deaoxaLc aad Ckem- ***

deioxj.— deoxy* Chm. fkXTl-
deioxy-aliaann Cfce»\
deioxy^aniMiB Cien-
dcMxyiieBzoin Ctaas. fniT ^
detoxy^eUe and CJUa.
arx«

detoxy<iBebomse C4<*v
deioxr endeioe Cbem< ftntTTJftiA
dciexydation Clw^ n-

detoxrjsorpbme C\en
desoxy^ioine Cbm. ft'itt OttO
d(*oxynb»*« Cbm finnt-ftrrwt
desoxy ingar frvn vrdTT
Deip. (dMpatchei) (dt«)
despaUlktt l%^>dxnt

despatch adrioe

despatch adnce oemoruidani

despatch and stamp re filter dn vnr

despatch arraQfeii>CBt*B^«1>V
despatch book
despatch clerk dt(*l
despatch diarr
drs;>atchedaui>
despateber ddasin JrrVm.
Despilclier, Directorate of Informa-
tion and Pobliclty mr

B4Trei 4inF4'iiv
despauher of ness*

despatches of foodfirains VI^in*ls

wrrainpn

despalehiDg branch Inxi-RiVT
despatching centre

despatching diatnct ltT^4l*T9
dcipatchiog iBsiructiOBa
despatching of&ce Inoi %|i]|0t|
despatehing officer
despaleh\Bgpte*s%^
despatching aectieo htoi-ai^mn
despatching atation
despatch inatnietionf itXeHr^ll
despatch memo iixti-in'l
despatch money (mooe; oUosrod
k ahiponnar sehen a ehartsear load*
or QAloada Iba gooda in leas than
tbetunaorieinall) apoeified)

despatch note lixw tn
despatch of •ecuntic*
despatch progtamioe D^>Vt 4^
despatch register
despjtch-nder aiyvnl^fl^yrgT
despatch section aty i in
despcnie ttdj ) tnn5>^«. hTTITT»y
{< / gnreX nwt
S

i (patl enra)

4«rfW^

( (lolwiatad) lilAsffv
hopeless fttwr
pessimistic
rssb ^asrrgtfl

desperate and dsngerotit chlraeler
Ptewt'io® rfVt xtmx sxlV

desperate attenpl stfiniXvTVW.^TT-
tllsg

desperate cbaractera (in jail) fkniTl’-
mni

desperate disease ann<4 ^
deipieibic cJ}- AttiW
dcspiraliislioo Bool. st

despite k fth ^

despite the faet that vnf) ^ ) fig,

^ ftH 4T dV, ^til Cli JX **'»

despoil rb-ffQXVn

despot Wjtt so. (ssa aoihonUnaa)

despotism ftVrtrai/. (see astherita-

rianistnl

desc^namste eh, ifad. (to pool oS la
tba form of acalm)
desijoamaliag augc* railwa-«tMI
descpiaasuon fki>f44 su
dessertspoon (Sinid drams) vIvitIV'
««ai.

dettillsu ad;. Plmrm, arr^
destinstlon 1 tngg in . x «fw i b . fm

3 (altimata design, predetemlntd
object) «. (Gout.)
destiDatiooa] qaota nntfttn-ttT^
destination board Bfg. HMHlk TW
destination of a grant wj XT b «T vyg
destination pnee tmyTT’T-t{<n
destination statJontix^ fWTV
destination xone rmr rirg

sttr

destine th (to £x or decree before
hand) nttn *

destinednd; 1 (wif i}

firtr jtn.fifttt

3 (bonad for) *1^ 4IWI. -tTTtft (at is. a
TsaasI destined (or London)
destined for enemy eonnUyinifv*
mtft '*

detuned (er export k firx
destiny fittift /,
fstetntg.W

let rpi*. wpri*
fotnre ttikw

dettitnte l BtfrfWtt, fa tnw

destitnie iareigTini Dmw niutidt
detiitnu of property 4rtf«-<l4
deititnte sick Dirm tttft
destroy »6. »fnt *rn, tlT ttW
destroyed fij. StT.tnfks
destroyer 1 trnw as.

SCamallawifk vanbipa nssot te
destroy torpedo hosts) 4T1TV (^t)

destroying angel (ieusiCe evrae)

a.

destnietion I Wixm n, tCTR
Sirmai.
raid firwm

drstrattion renificite art1'4-*UWtl
destraetioo charges amtJntlT
destrurtioD of energy ni-tfXt
destrarlion of records Jimtn. ttfk-

Dcstraction of Records Art itfrb*"
ania wfgfe^

Destrartloo of Records (pjxmeol of
ITsges) Bales atfirfht.nTtt4-

destrnetlon of «ll<l animals rv

dtitruction or decay...

49S

detection o! crime

dcstrnrtioa or «1 «»t of boundary-

marV* W ^ WCTl «ri-

drslrurtion rrguter SWIT
deHrurtiTB nttj. WHTT, stTsCl ( T\)
dritrurtire action stUT^ ftcT. flii.ri
flRl

deitractiTe dilemma /.ojie ^iFTT^

deitmctnre diitilblion WIH^
dettrnrtiTe matter »rTm
destructive power 5!^
desImrliTe procoM Set. <11*1% fV9J
desncration (deprivine of insar)
n.

detnetude Lav (state of disuse)

VUU)ill9WI /

de« i^ar ti. (to remore sugar from)
iiitndm

deaQlp1iar»detnIptianie
desnlphnrate«detulphanae
desulphnratioa ■* desnlphnnaatioa
descipbanralioo C<te«<. n

desulphorue e6, CView ftswiftflifl
desultory toanag

desuperheater (e denee to cool
sapetheateil steam) srfnwROJ m
deiyl (dmrybenzoin + .jO C/teai.
ftW sa.

detach ri. 1 antn iRsn, VtV.
TmptifWhPT

2 (as. a coupon from a U.O ) Wlf^f
delachabfe odj. yi tTT t S ’, ftoVw , K?5T1

detachable coupon ftdtn sf ai et
detachable fittio*s f^iVnatHTSf^S^
detachable ilip
detached oJ;

get deUehed antil tr am
detached bnilJiae ^tpi smt
detaehed roef&eient ifath
sjtW

detaching hooh (iJnV. 191) frihftj
t*rsr

detaching plate (MaU. 194) TfaX) tl

detachment

detail n. 1

2 tnt ^

8 (a amall a*l |uLo^•nata part)
detaU rb. 1 ftm \v. «<Vn

2 (to speeifj) n>til

3 (to tell ofl or appoint for a par*

tieolar semee) »ltl

detailed ajj 1 Itfam (fam detaila),

2 (as in the articles detailed there*
in) 5^ ftiaftfefas
detailed acconat 7m

detailed arconnt book Vm*

detailed analysis fiTTH
detailed ami eomprehensire price
analysU sffTlT <#tT «Trre JJT^*

detailed and eatensiTe aunrey
afn errrfhfrn

detailed

detailed bill of coDUngenl charges
fhmrtnnff

detailed budget estimate qfitnT

aini'tummaT

detailed caievlatfoD
detailed ela»illieatlooqftnSTW(f*^,
^tifcrry

detailed eU'Sificalioo of worlcs ex>
peoditure «t sfhnt

detailed contingeot bill
qwTcij

detailed conllogeot bill not pavable
at. the treasury q wrtvq

qfrwT rtww

detailed descnptioo
detailed dimension work Sorr.(V^^
1>*fI-qT4

detailed distnbniion (Vtis IV^Tot
deiailest eitiniate arffTW
detailed examittatioo qfvqit nfhsn
detailed half-yearly trsi-resnlts (PW.

DiT L125)q^^*’5BTfWsfrsntqw
detailed head JdBM».ftwT-sfrt
detailed inqniry qfitW WT. qft^

detailed inipection atftWT firfVsni
detailed in<inirtions fln^

qftwf

detailed li*l of work •bstract (PW-
DM. II 481) qtd-tMsN O qftqrr
<j<i

detailed local tcratwy qmsT VOT*

detailed plan wfetfritTi, qftr^f

detailed procedure afs^T

detailed programme q&TTT
detailed purchase bill qftfWT *7-

detailed register
detailed report qf^af
detailed achenie qrmrr tfbm, ffT^T
BtuatT

detailed scrntiny qf^qrrqfirrfhirT
detailed specification ftftifttrf
detailed rrstement fee^ui,

detailed stock.niipping ForeKry

qlftST

detailed tabulation qftqtt qmfttpr
detailed text q^qrt
detail on fair arrangementa krq %
Sirq 97 Jrfjtjfit *791
details ue detail
details of despatch ^9-^797
details of expenditnre svq ^ flTST,

details of heails jfrif % &75g
details of rejection arTtfrpfir f97W7
detain rh ftilWW. *791 (QoBit ),
Tt*9T

withholding fhmrr (from T^TC),
fl*&nn

detained nrf; (Const)

detained in safe cu>tody *7

t!tf99l

detained or imprisoned fr^X mm
*t7T5lPra

deUiner Low m.

detain for interrogation Xiiam %
feX Inoo. *791, 9(71779 % fetj (noai
*791

detain for observation in a jail
*1711717 it *9^*9 k feij f9*X *791
detaining creditor fatlQ* 39udi
detect rh *17191, *(991,

detecting error Coin. ftT777-997tT779,
ajq *1 991 9*7191

detection 39**H m., 997*99 n., 991
9*1191

detection by radar >771*^-797*99
detection of crime *9719 *1 991
**7191

D.imo.t 7 U£om.i W J„lroction oi wM .rfni.li

Df«rooftTlifomf»(snbot3er)*»**<tt*TI*

D«moslylu» (found in Miocene
spisjil deposits) K''Wr( JTsrft
Desniotnetiuni Bel Af*^**r*'f^

D. fimbrntum = Dendrobinm
micraei IB..K iL,

Ben Guj. M»r Hm

desmotrope CJiern. m-JidS »•
deimotropuni CA<™ ^•

deeeliuon m. (see diUpidsticn)
deeorpuoB {de-+»dJofj'fie*)

deeete (detosT fn|»t) «•

de*ox»iitef^fttifty.

desoxtlic tad CJkeM<
deeoxT.wdeoxj* C^ern. fVTTf*
deioxj*alitina Chesi^ finrt fttifl'jfi
deeoxy-aiutoiB Owns-
deeexy-beBxaiB Ciens. ftiTl
des«xy-ehobe edd CtMs. ftlRffftr*
ITO

d«iox7<iBeboBkBe Owm-
desoxT-codeuae CJ^
deioxTdxbea CV"v ftiini n-
deioxyjDerpbiae C\em ftsu-rtfrt
deioiy^^Bioiae Cken- f’nrr

deMtj«nbM« Cttm- finrTT*f<»'lWJ
desexj eager frart tritl
Deip. (deepeteber) %. ft^)

despitcb

s *rts

deipiteb adriee

deipatcb adsicB neBiortsduBi

despatch aad sump regiiter WT

5 X)<

despatch amDpemeBtaB*n-n*V
despatch book thni-^nt
despatch clerk f^C
despatch diary
despatched adj itfn
despitcbcr Jiinia.ltWns.
Despilrher, Directorate of iDfonoa*
tioB and PnblsdlehaVi m

despatches of Dews feihw. RM ran*

deipaicbes of food^rains

despatchieg briBch k^fTTCt
dcspatchiai ccBtr*

despatchiD^ distnct
despatchsB^ lOstnscltoBS
despslchiBg office
despatehiBg officer IttPI-erfhoiA
despitchiDg press
despilchiBg aectioB lnq-aigtll>I
despatehiBg staiioB
despatch inalnictions
despatch roenio

despatch SBOBee (mooejr alloirad bp
a ihipowBor vbea o chartorer loads
or BaJosdt the goods ta leas than
tbetimaoTigiDall) apoeifiod) sDnnr

despatch note llfst n
despatch of aecnntsea
despatch programme criTB
despatch repslef diTl
despalch-nder ta{mil()
despatch sectsoa %Bri-*t3vrn
desperate eJj i 6imft*siet, {Itmil'tl
(ef gwwi
3

9 (past eora)
datrrrttR

a(ts(iinatod)lMVRni
hopeless ftrnr
pessiBUStie 6 n T«T t < %»
rashjwgtft

desperate and dsngerooa character
fatitti*® rfiT wtx raDs
desperate attempt atfait^ht VBTi (kri'
1 I 1 S 4

desperate charaetcra (lajad) ftnA*

desperate diaeaae ann^ ^
despicable odr*

despiraliaatsOB ^oof. ftfra Bh is.
despite

despite the fact that Vtri^ ^ ) fc,
^gfUntsls wtrfr

despoil eh- fvgngW

despot falfti sa. (aaa aathontanao)

despotism fobfgarei /• (aaa antberito>

naoism)

dea^icoatr e 4 . Jfad. tt« pool off Id
tbs form of acalss)
desijaxautiBg augea fatmit-««HI
deaqnaouuoa leaiWB •.
dessertspoon (3 fiaid drams) vlBsTb*-

destillsta ad;* riiarsa. <tT^
destiBalion 1 firtjwH. 3aimn. WW

S (ultimsta design, predeterrsinad
object) wnfB « (CoDSb)
destinatiooi] qaou nsg^Bn-tfrt*T
de<tiDatioo board BJf. tIsgMm BRR
destination of a gnat ftfg

destination pnee risgtqii|<a{in
destination station ttXB tVTT
destination tone aiiq aitB

destine eb. (to fix or decree before*
hand) ftfgB nTffl •

destinedaij 1 (sirg 3)

final jatT, ft^9

S (bonsd for) VTRT, •rnril (u in. a
raasel destined for London)
destined for enema conntry fni
arrft

destined for export % ftl^
destiny finfi/.
fste WITB.^
lot RPli. aartlftB
folnrearfitB

desiitnie 1 finfiiw, f-ntaq
9 wftBB, -^tta

destiiote immigrant Ormnr aamnft
destitnte of property
dcstiiate siek firnwB (Ml
destroy lb. Bitr vm, atT *rn
destroyed uij. BT.anfiW
destroyer 1 wm« m.

9 (small swift trarthtpa meant to
dettroy to'podo boats) BWB (tIs)

deilroying angel (iauaiU rerso)

|r^5*«T« a.

deilraetioB 1 wniB s., Bltt BTBl

Swnrm.

destruction certificate >rTm*BBTa(7V
destruction chirgea Bnit-mT
destruction of energy n^-atm
destruction of records ddaus. atfh-

Destruction ef Records Act aef^hv*

Bijia wfijfsBB

Destruction of Records (Payment ef
ITagei) Rules arfwaNtJntrt'

destnetien of wild asimtls

daitruetion or daea^...

49S

daiection of ciima

Cl CITTC

destruction or decay of boundary*
marts l5YlTI-fWt *n Cm

destruction register
deslrnctire luf^. *n?IC, cnft lX\)
destructive action sTni^ ficill*

destructive dilemma Lojie

destructive distillation WIHJ-I
destructive matter cntC 7TW
destructive power win n%
destructive procea* Bot. WW*
detneration (deprivinf of lug&r)

ftncrn n

desuetude Lav (stato of disuse)
widlnnwt /

de*iigar rt (to remove augir froiiO

ninrrww

desolpliuCBdesnlphunie
desulphnrite»desulphun<e
desulphuraiion m desulphunsation
deaulpliumatioa C^i «

desulphurise r6. CVienr
desultory touring

de*superheater (e device Co cool
iiiperheeted eteem) m.

slesyl (desorybeftroin + -yl) Clum.

ftWfj. (ftTTl!r+.^)
detached. 1 KWl CWT, CTWT,
feuVsiw

2 (as. » coupon from • M.O ) CIT^
detachable oAj. ftw)w, sraw

WIPl

detachable coupon ufsm

detachable fittings
detachable slip fe^n wri?
detached aJj. TTvyw

get deUched cn>I gT cm
detached building ^tpi snw
detached coefficient ifatk,

deiaebiog hook (Mnll. 19i) fiwhl^

djn

detaching plate (MuM- 191) WtA Wg

detachment Ifil.

detail n- 1 fwvwT, ftwiTT nv.

2 *rn n, dm m.

3 (a small enl suboclinste part)
detail ffc. 1 fitnt \wi, rfVn

(rfrrrt^fefr^Twi

2 (to specif})

3 (to tel) off or appoint for a par*

tieular aervice) U>HI

detailed aJj 1 ffiTOIT (Rm detaili),

2 (as in tho articles detailed there-
in) 5^ ftlWflfttlstl
detailed account ffrenrt
detailed account book ^QT*

5^

detailed analysis fkfiJW
detailed and comprehensive price
analysis ffftntT iftf tOlQ* fJjW-
fn^STn

detailed aodexiensiseanney ftfffWT

detailed biiriff^Wt
deisiled bill of eonungent charges
4*(iti( uiii^ Tt ftftfaf^w^
detailed budget estimate nRtnf

■lotwourvT^T
detailed calculatibo ftftWT nnwf
iletailed cla«sificalloofdw^W<{f<7n.

detailed ela**ifieatlon of works ex*
(icaditure vnfsA-awtl «f ftfimr?
wiftfin

detailetl eontingeot bill ifRtat

detailed contingent bill not payable
ai_ the treasury wKlwir H mfhw
wfkfwf rtwivw ^tr»
detailetl description wdrw

detailed dimeoaion work Save*

detailed distnbution (vwfvt

detatlesi estimate StfwilT
detailed elimination trfwetT WflFT
detailed haU-yearly test-resultsfPW*
Dlf.l 125)*fRm»r4nfH'rfrsrWw
detailed head J<ffiiiis.ftwT*sM
detailed inquiry HflttT Ww, ttfyPtT
ofJltui

detailed inspection ttftfXT Prfhf’t
detailed snslmctions *f3X*fi

ftfirtwy

detailed list of work abstract (PW-
BM. II «S1) <1 RftfWT

1*

detailed local acratiay friinYf

sfWffiftflsrf

detailed plan fTftf»rT afRtqVwTr,
tftSnl

detailed procedure af*WI

detailed programme B&TTT
detailed purchase bill fdfFVt

detailed register
detailed report qfwFff
detailed scheme fiOfTf t^iRT,

WhtWT

detailed scrutiny
detailed specification
detailed statement sfkfWT
ftwrti

detailed stock-mapping Foretlry

iffirwT ftfiffif-uRferm

detailed tabulation frikfTtf ffTT^fttR
detailed text ftfkyWT
detail on fair arrangements Srtt ^
SW«l WT Hfitjf a «r!T
details $ee detail
details of despatch il:7n-fwftrf
details of expenditure iqw % fV^,
tww-lrwfot

details of hesils % &f5T
details of rejection
detain iJ. ft^tfw, *fwt (Const )s

frrtn

withholding ftstm (from fRftJ),
ftcltwi

detained arlj (Const )
detained in safe custody ^

detained or imprisoned *nrWT

detainer X;aw Wfw «.
detain for interrogition %

W7*TT( % feq

WTWt

detain fop observation in a jail
^ITFltf S % feq WfWI

detaining creditor fttfws Tvnfdi
detect c6 4tWSH*<. W»nXT, WilWIi

Olt*ll

detecting error Com- fkwT-TWmTW,
ajw 'Rt WtllWT

detection TWOTH m , WTOWR »., WWI
wvnwi

detection by radar >rer*^-3W?!»lfW
detection of crime atwyni VT Wffr
•mwi

deletion of maxima raluia

496

datiimantal

detection of raixima valor* Hath
anfdt Cl

detective gw, gwer
detectiie ability ^

?[Tii?i <1

detective police gWCt viinff
detector 1 CAe« TTWvWX ni
9 J?Jv "1

detent • catch = dog Rtg, n ,

detention 1 m

9 J?lv (forcod delay)fttl*fii

9 Low nilN "I (CoastJ (jm appro-
henaion)

preventive detention ftciTC
(Cooit ]

detention in cuttody arfcnn >1
Detention of Shipping Ordinance
J/il ^tapt

detention of undertnal priionera

i t »f t vpj ta wfvtcaf *t Wtu
detention on duty (duriog vaeatioa)
C%ta allied
detention order

delenn (a detained perion, privooer)
fit*

deter v6 wrum.

crai

deterge at. iraanwt
detergenee ><• detergency (eUantiag
qnalit y or power) ettninftwi /,
detergent aJj waWW*
deteriorate \ v t WSJwa, fttniCt

3 * I eieiHW, fatrawT
deteriorated edj wajfew, erajifhe

deteriorated coodmon at^lfJta
ftitfl Ttti

deteriorated foodgriin* «¥•

Vft*a

deurioralion I wa^IK to • fkayai,
araafa /, naew'-l a (ir< dilapida

9 Aenunititj wap? m.

8 iltd aratR •* . fanaai

4 (ol fruit) •i-ii

detenor.lloo and depreciation na(iN

rfrt wagyaw

deterioralioo of agriciiUural laml

Cl cap?

delertoratioa of rapital jpfl Cap*T
deteriontioD of ctimale cepg CT

caps

detenoration of rarreocy iwid-

dcterioration of good* ctg caps,

crgwf Cl ftrifa?

deterioration of gram anmcifaiaaT
deterioratian ofindnalnea T^ilCt

caafa, Tctn-araps

deterioration of money gp-ataps
determinable «dy 1 (eapablo of being
determined) ftiaa^a,

fta^jta

9 (terminable) ca^. CTa^
determinant fiiot.J/eih. f^tCiac m.
determinant of aecond order Ifatb.

^dfa cs Cl ftptiac
detenninale growth Sat ftffcs
determinate vanatlon £(o{. 6{f^CII

fitSrr

determinalien 1 fiiacCm.

3 farcaa «, fticc cret. ftvripi n.
3 Low ( tenmoatioo^) "v«n n ,
Stflfe/.

detemination epparains ftaVl n
deiermination of eompeotation Bf)i>

cicrfiNhc

^^rmioatioo of debt*
decermtneOon oflicenee cgiy^^
wbtRi

determintiion of priority idn*

laaHc

determination of tile acta ftacaa,

aaia ftalpt

detercnioatioo of leoanej cirfcai A
cmffi

determioalioD of value cgf-faacaa
determinalioo or preacnption of the
yield Fmilrr tn%-6iaccc, mf)t-

ilrletminaliic ad;, fafciac
delermine r6 faacc Ctar. ftc'rpi
crat (nt ailjndge)
determined flif; IgW laTCC
9

a avafan

determining factor farciac CSC
determining lenJencv Idut rafCTCC

driermimng the langrnt point* S^rr-

nfti fa*5-ftacca

Jrierni'iniam faaccai/.ftacaaia * 1 .
deterred camfiia acfw

deterrent erf;, ccciac. cawrfl ( 11.),
aftrbac, ftatac (ut cxempitry)
detcpent effect afiirfcc awTC
deterrent putililimenl sfitl^vc 1*8
deterrent value of punubraent i*?

cinftTVac ccia

dethrone rfr. Rtpsa^JS CTCT, rrff ft

Tail'll

detiD eb (lo remove or recover tic
from) Tiaiaaa

delinne \ (nnlawfol detention of n
pertooal chattel) AtIt m
3 (a common law form ol action,
or the writ o«ed, for the recorery
of a peraonal ebattal) fafVa*aT1,
ftrtT^iai m.
replevin

trover ftftt (aaeiant word)
detonahle adj. cfhtCfR
detonate (-6 cftaclic
deionaiiBg R^n^hn n,
detonating gjf. nQri^tn
drtonaiing fii*e ■lin'clga'aafC
delenating gaacRjpislpf.aTftr
detonating powder cTmclPf iflp*
Jeionating »igni)* iffj,

ft'Va

detonating tube cf^aT^'ClC
detonation cfraclpr n.
deionalive adj. Rfi»a^ ( »l)
detonator erfivclftT «, Rftacfrc m.
deioDitor note ftapatf

delonireadetonale
deloraioQ 3r^ Wtitn n.

dctoxicant-ftap m.

detoxicate rfc. ftcpvi
detoxication facpvi
delDxicalorfaapri (i) m.
detract tfr. 1 (act of taking away Ironr
tlie reputation of another) Siasif
CPn (lleng )

3 (to withdraw, to fubtract) RtCl-
fTR, CR CtP

delraction 1 (act of taking away (rona
the reputation or good name of
enother) RTWVC m. (Dang.)

9 ITCTpTm

detractor rnwgl. JimfC-CW^ ( 1) ui.
detrain t-J. Itt'fl ft TWTWt. ftCTCICWfC,
etme, TitTCf

detriment erfgC n. (ConalJ.crfk /.
detrimenul adj. I Law cfipwrfl

derslopment project

datrimtntal to •IHciency

(Const >

2

drinznrotjl to cfliiiencY

tlrlnut St ^41 »

(IrttUal ore KTW

detritus Gfci- (Lat- drfntKS 'that
which IS ru')hed or worn awav')
n.

dctutnrsrenee utiua, u. (tom*

oscence 5ITt)
drutrr* •• dcutrro-

deutene (GL dtatrra 'after-birth')
Pflrev-
paulo|>o«t

deuteric and CAm. 7^%* > 1 ^
denterio* (deuteriam) Ckm. {Ji«)
deuterium Chrm (hear) b)drogent
n,)3^-i. (I..*)

deutero- deuler* CJtew. 1 (teeo"d m
onier)

9 (containing deuterimo)
deutercKai'etic acid fpttv-^lf^ VIK
deulero^lbuniose
deutero^mmoBia
deniero-ammoiiinin
deuteroiwuoie aeiJ «n«

deulero<hlora(onn fi'^<tftTTVcr
dauiet«<cBidian ATyerf /.

dauter^fibtiDOse VWTJ
deuterogamr (remarriage after a
aponsa'e death) vs.

maarriige

widow mamage fVint-f^TTV
deuterofYoic m drutrric
Denteromyretra Per. /«.

ptr/teh, BO aeaaal itage)

a-rl-

denterODBdenton, diplon
deutntmiumndeuterinni
d«wWT^pwt.««a«
deuterHjsyi Ckem. fjTft?-anw
deuto* CXe^.
denlo-broinidr fitt-jfv
deuto-earboaate fxntni(t^
deutorerebruni = mesocerebrumsrc?
ultYt* n,

detilo<MoriJe fjit-sfftv
deuto*i<HliJe fips-an^
deutonirntr ZnL (roaterior dinsioa)

stvwa *1

deutOB

deutoplasm Picf. (food matter m
thacytoplism of an egg' s«i« »•
(short for
deuto>sulphide

Deial'a apparatus = appautus of
Desal

deialuatioa (^i^atta. atTft^ **•
rafiie)

depreriatioa ar^^f^ (s« under
ealuation)

deialuatioa of eurreoev VSTV-

Desarda's allov (On SO%f At 45%.
Zr &% strong reduciog a&eiit)
(tlHtHJ 1 1
dr\a<late rb

desa-itation i n, T»T*n (#«

dilapidation)

3 (waste of the goo>ls of the decea
sed b> Ml atecutot or adiuinistralor,
rendering him lialde) m

Drr. Commr. (l)eieU>piueiit Coniuiis*
Stoner) ff (ftrnt wtjrt)

deteloprt 1 f)cnt^> VTsTT

2 A'»ai»i?(i-> prepure foretlracting
the era b> driving mine worLmge
to detemune the liimts of an ora
oecuetenee) pfiiw’t
T i. 3 fwftnt

deielopableod; fWlW

del elo(>ed firarfwY

developeil Maei Cc* darf. fVrritm

dereloped dies

developed ore dfiHiv huHi

derelopee ■».

del eloping n fl»l«a m < fwiH Vt^(
deielopiDg flcnt)

dereloping bath ficiua-r^
deielopraeot fX^tu m.
anterior deielopiurni £if«e. *nr>

posterior deielopment F.ft e
fX*w

deiriopmeDisl a/j
deirlopmrtilal aiuiooiT

derelopraeslal fdncatioa tXaifsTift

(Vm, ri¥isft r?nn

deTelopmenlat brtrrophiiUT
tj q^TYT

deTeioptaeBlal leseoa Ed%r ft Tlt f l

m

deirlopmeotal research iTCTR**t^-

developmental scheme fXqiH sTtaifJ
deielopmeslal significance fX«'R.
JfgTT

deielopmental worL^vm<tn4
Deirlopment and riaooing Depart-
ment fins ircn qhRt ft 'win
Deielopmeni and Ke^iileuent
Department ftiPTH Htn J-tfSlim

development area Eetn- fros-V*
development block fXvTS'fnh
development boani ft^lM-Rvis
development Ludret estimates fg^TS*
atrsWtlXJITT^sq

development clurge* ft^TS-HHTT,

ftm-nrs

development eommi-sion fims.

•nqVt

neielopmeni Commi-*ioner ft»TR-

•njn:

Development Commi><ioDer>cum«
Seirrian friw wigtf ^ ttfiT
development department fiTTS-
flHl'I

deielopmeni e<timale&«TSJntfm
deielopmeni evpenditure firsts «*rq
deielopment ex)>eases f at n g tts
development finance fireis IVd
deiel 0 |iment fund f^s-fiifii
deirlopuient loau fnTR-TqTT
•leiefopuicni of a view CTt fiTTS
dcvrlopnirnt of definitions and
Standards qfiwTTT^ ^ tnijqf »T

freis

Dcvrlopmcnt Officer firqisifinift
development of fidieries S^WTSq.

r«tH

di.vrlopnieni of industries Ttfirt.
fHts

development of miarral< sirs fr»TS
development of oilfields ct

fXns

deielopmeni | Ijnf^R-sraqt.fTtlR
itfjnnRT

driel 0 ]>iiitm sihemc fmT-nraqr
deielopmeni programme fm<t tK-
KS

deielopment pn»j-et fgqis qfrnfjqi.
fHrSSlTqi

d*T«lopm*nl tchtm» 498 dvxtisn

derclopineol idi<rae
Jerrlopineat lUodmg eommince

derelopmeBt work

develop pirthenogenetieelly ilof •ft*

deveittJ Lav ftj+t •r<v>n

invest •T^,
devetlmeDt

denjte t6 fttfta (««

digress)

devisled ail frxfes

deviated mssi septum ^TW-

devvitvoa i fkvreH n (,C«ut 1 (ue

3 UarinM hunrane* (leperture ot k
ship from Its eouts*) ft^»v i>

3 Sliliiliei ftvRtr 11
devutiOD error dttrdn ftw»

devialioD from the mean StdliilifS

deviitioa from the pnee It ft^*

«*

deViitioBS or departures
device igfT/

9 (an emhiematie dmign) 5^/.
^ n (as, on the traffte signboard
-ifVM 293)

device and cross (on a tratfie sign-
board-MVJl 99S)f'«*ftr«l’t
devil'bird •• goaliuckcr (an-

svaat viord)
deviling

devil nettle (LoporfM ermtitoio)

75 n

ddvil-on both sides •> Raouneulus
arvensis n

devilry ftvTT^Tm/
devils advocate (a ehatnpion of the
worse caose for the sake of argu-
ment) ftvmerfl

devil s-ipple{f3o{nrai(ra<noiiiam)7VrT
m

devils cauldron •* depression Qtcg-

tr^tlrf m

deviri-claw (Iforfyeio onaiso)
*n-.ftvtJ!

devira-elawwliger s-clave Bat. VTItl-
•WTm.

devd’e-elsvrs wRaBunenlns ervensis

^ de-f i a ^lw

devil a coacVihoTse (a largo black rove
beetle) f«I m

devil a.eoaekwbrel = RanaDCuIua
arvroais ^tlsn<(lB75 es
devil s.eotton (Jfrr«iia<a ayguita) {its
juiee^ la acTMeeable in djrtmeno-
rrbea F*n) •»

devil i-eiirvyromb = Ranuncnlna
arventia ^ •H-fta77 «i.
dev il a dung (rerafn sairfhcx) ftn m.
(D N.,u),^a

devil a fuge (f'larvna nlftMm) sn-
devil't grave (Cgnodon dailtlen)

devil’s Biettle=tboosand-lesf
devil s plaything = lhoosand-leaf
devil't scotsrgewhnivdrvd holes (/Ty-
pmcfts* ftr/oraluni ftaiX m
devil s tugsreane (SitcrXorMn nrua-
diiuicrui*) Wn*f5 sn (B .it > Kan
Uri. ttm)

devirs.tnsmpet (I><ifans afroinoainm)
devisable Lav

devise eh. I (contrive) nR7, UtVlHl
•TTt.WRI

3 lav *«TTP».t'®lWr'n»lf)t^
berjiieath jnrtn xm

devise a plan Thm ttiti

devised adj nvftra

devisee tow xvrTgvfl.TVtT^md (

devisor Lav TVmird ( V
devitiiiimise th kftcFii

snf7{ (se, by cooking)
devitrifeclioo. deviinficetioo Pcfro?.

feXJWI w
devilnry th
devoid

devolution I (transferanee from one
pertoo to another) tmiirvi n
3 Bsoh (retrogrwlo development)

DevolotHiB Art npra wfii^ntr
dcToIntion of agnenllaral land ffg-
TI UC.mvi

devolution el property Vfmq-
wa

DevelntiOn Rales

devolve oh- VcrMfk?l.«l<T. Tgai

devolve by aiiccession TVcrrfinTT^
&%i-a

devolved adj BTTO
devolvin' by inlicniance
Devonian Period Grcl tPW-jrf
Devonshire clay a> China clay
devote tb. 1 *rjvi *TaT

3 (aa, special attention) ^

S ftw {Coral )
devotion 1 trff /.

3 ft^iTTJTvnn/.
devotion to duly cat^^eyr,
kiikuiai

devout wfirftvi, trir
holy 7m. 7ft5
pious irfgfRr,
religious

devr sftjT, WttTW m (Hindi is
fromMkttn)

Dewar bulb gvjrfirivt
Dewst (lasL guifirAr sfiw
Dewar's formula (©( hensene) CW
(having two double bonds) ft7s«3;7

Dewir lulie jnrtrfvi nrw
Dewar vessel jraf^fn 775
dews* eh. ftfempr, ftvnnt
dew |«an (riuiarefMl nceuift/otiai)

pftw» n. (n .U )

dewlierry (ilalnu raaiiMi) W 7tg|7 7 tft
/•

dewejrliiewgymtiite (masneaium iili-
eate) wRn m. (W- for Biagn^
siumi B- tor %kif)7 silicate, m for
riflpi miceral)

dew formation WT7T77 n., riffT TPO
dewlap smTl / , riRCivn
dew point Physical Chem. «7t7iu l *
dewpoint method M7TtrT7fB*flf7
dew|«int leraperaiore wgg^isrtX-WTT
dew.rriling arTTTTV BvjVtw, afht ?r
?T»3^vri

dewtry (Datura ttramcnium) se.

(n .11 ). vtht

deaiolropieW; Tool
dexterity ^n/.
dexterous adj, XW (are clever)
dextr., dextro- ggr-
dexlral adj. Zed. gfal7I74
dextran CActo. xftr^'7 si. (Disf. eth-
ane »^«)

fermentation gnzn fgvTB

dextrinfi.

499

dUdem chrome hrown

d«strane Chen, n. {Ditl eth-

ane?^)

dextrin Chm. /•

ichroo^extrin
erythro-dextrio
ID til ext rin UW

dextrina^e Chen, "

dextrinate Chem (any eomponnd of
dextrin) n

dextrinate rb (to convert into, or
impregnate with, dextrin)
dextrine Chen. ^?tt /
dextrinite>=dextnoate
dextnnoua odj Chen.
dextriv, dextr- (d.. d J CA«n.T'ff*(?..?-)
dextro camphor ^
dextro-camphoric aeid

dextnxarvol C hen. ^
dextro-componB') CKen.
dextregvric fldj ^CTT^firx

dexlrorotatorr
dextre>leTo- Chen,
dextro>limoDeDeBeitreoe Fgreia^ n
dextroBie acid Chm, (ax acid
derived from rferfreie) WTW

dextr 0 >piseoe ^
dextrorotation Cftm.
dextrorotatory aJJ
dextroaanaiglncoaas Chen,
n.

dextro<atooc(ie2troae4oaiiroiM)C)iein.

^4lv4^4l/.
dextroae Che** TtTS "•
dextroua>a dexterous
dezincificaiion n.

D.F. (dairy farm) nJT. (rpemJ^X)
DF TdirectiOD finding') SaJar fj.W.

D F.^ (draft lor approval) «at («3-
BTFt)

D F.0 . 1 (DiTiaional Forest Officer)
n xt ei. (4^'<?n®-xrf^TT0)

2 (District Forest Officer) tiv.ar,
(ar»t^-4=t-«d^ii0)

D (Director, Forest Bchool)n Tfd

(Xtlfasiee-^XTvv;)

D.F^. (Director of Food Sopphes)
w,>rH. (wJTtn-^xi^)
dg. (deci gram) fir-'XT. (T^ Bo)

D.C.. (Ihreetor-Geceral, Indi-
an Uadica] Secvioa) K^yappailr,

xrpi)4 dn)

D C.M. (Deputy General Manager)
Iffy T « (3?-aWi)

DG^ (Director of Geology ard
Mining) ‘TtT

D C P OJ (Director General of Post
0/hces. India) W&tr ft («irft4-&TT-
^■XfTTfTtt^T.)

D grade Fbreitrt (very heavy thin-
ning) tf

dhah nwnt TO , fW
dbangar mnp (abepherds and wool-
weavert). 33lTXI*f m.

Dhar (in Malwa. the capital of Raja
Bho]a) Ceog tPiflTOT n
dharmada

Dharmisala blacL-brosred flycatcher-
warbler -frea ^ *I-W Xl^wra-ff^
Dhaiwariart fonnation Grol-
Tftft

Dhirwat s»*icm WPllf ft^
DbcnchaeCeu Jrtron

dhoby'a not ftPAm (Mar. ft®»5)
dhol (C<i;efli>t iMiicMi)tJ»ft/. (B >V ),

D H.S (Director of Health Services)
<41 ft ft (dXJrn-ftPi-ft’im)

Di (didytoium) Che** "St (^Tiwn)

DJ (Diat tilery Inspector) »iT

d.-^.

dia- (as to diascope
diabase Pelrcv (tbe early Paleozoic
basalts MfATlt? an altered basalt,
a hypabyssal roeV of tbe tororosi-
tion of gabHro tt'*>lSH) yOTIftT m.
diabctea 2IeJ 1 /• (ancient

WOrd)r ^SnfsAI? w
2 (diabetes mellitos) tt^bg to.
diabetes inMpidos q5t*vpnT (ancient
worahWWgftgrv.
diabetes mrlbliisspjftgm.
diabetic patient trjftg-rhft
diibelogmieAd/ MeJ ( 41 ^)

diabetograie bormone rpfftgTTft r^-

atn

diabolism (derd worship)

(lerihsli CO*- duct) ^ I ( m.
diacet-amide TAi-m
diacet-aailiJcCAeie

diaceUte Chem fjy’flfl n
diaretenyl CAnii n.

diacetic acid Che*’*.
diacetm C/iem. fiafe /
diacetoo-amine Chem. OftTn-ft'A

diacetooe rAcm

diacetone alcohol ftytSI
diacelonuna m.

diaccto-succinic ester
Sc'4St

di-acel-oxv-dieth}l etber Chem. fii*

gar-^tn-fj^ VS

diacetuna ijed. 10 .

diacet) 1 C hem. ^(3*® w-
diacetylainino-axo-tofuene CJiern.fl*
gT?r fJlTt)-ara

fil diacet) l-p-aminopheool Chen. ^•
(jg*!

diacetyl-dioxime Chen. f5y*«"

Jiacetyleae Cficro 11 .

diaeetyl morphine ntgsyK-ffrfle')
diacetjil-morphiac hrJroehlonde
gTB'imVi

diachylon *= diich)loD plaster to
platter of trad

TO.

diachylon plattcfTOdiacbrlon
diacidChero ^-erfS
di-aci-piper-aiine fif-«i*iTft»r#(lt
Diarodexis Pofeofitcf. (primitive artio-
dactyls) rn TgRui a^-g^ifr
Diacodoa PaUmtul T*n;g?T^naft
diacoeIc=third ventricle Anal, tiht*
ggr, rtM w ggr
diacocliasdiacoele
diadcsdyad

Diadecies Paleontal (Gl deltei ’biter ’I

Diideciomorpba (.nborder) ? tlti(gig «
rivi TO

diadelplious od]. Est
diadem (crown as a badge of sove-
reignty —Alt ar) nwgi? fi
crown gyj (j« coronet)
diadem chrome Llacl. Col InJ

diadebi chrome blue Ccl. Ini gf?

diaiicni clirnnic bine black Cef In,1.
gfZ ^ f TOT

diadem chrome brown Cbf In-f ggi

il.a.n cton. o.m.l »» dUmin. U.t boid..iJ«

di4^em Atome g»rnel Cbl. Ind

disJcio rhrome green Col Ind 9T^

diidera chrome red Cd Ind SS^

diadem aifaLa or leranr Zool. f^T^*
iTTn*}T%? m (has a wbitebar aeroaa
the (orelieal— Web. R'U!MW ‘dia-
dem’ occuisinfira-srifl)

Dudiapborus Poleonto] (nasathre^
wed form of the Miocene
Homer p 316) rTv'rjrdrjW
diaere>>s = diereiis 1 n

3 WTWni m
diageoiropic ad;. Dot
disgeottopum HoJ /

diagnote tb (to make a dtacnoaia)

diagnosu I Merf (st^ h
■ a Du , 2ool «
diagootis uBit
diagnostic nd; Ued ^fir«
dugoosticalc v6 fiTTW*w*Vrf. frTTt
*T»I

Jiagnoslii. feature SUV
ditgno>tii.ian fSr^Jl*

lf«T«

diagiiortK step (to the loethod of
toftehin^ citi/enaSiriHfr* HNH
dia^nortic aympiom^^^l Btjnj
diagonal Ceoin m

diJgoual liofc
diagonal Tilirca fHdt iraj

dfigoiul line Vrttb

diagonalljr opposito M<iJA

Hg»t

diagonal tiale S/alh Rl^sfl
diagram (ny line ilrawins)

»►.> fWt fwtr »
diagrammatical representation
?m fTFTW, fNWI. Iftifvtl*

fTFirt

diagrammatic tkctclilferTira WI^
diJ kinesis iJjol. (chromoaoince trarol
to tlio periphery of the aucleut)
Wl(ptn tn

dialfagradualod faeu] alnflV, Vtt.
ifK as.

disi rknis. 1 (dlalJahyde) ^ >t.

3(dialiTl barhitnno a«d) /

(^sttejTs

dialcehol Chm 0(9^*
dialdehjde Ckem fttj*3s
dialect

dialiD (dihydro +naplitiiafi«

Ckem fife/
dialkene Ck<<n
dialkyk Chrnt
dialkyl^amioe Cktm
dialkylene Cbeo
diaVkylit od> CkaiB fstit!Tfe«
diallageMincrol (lamellar

PI roiene fpAfra)
diaiVyl Cbm

diallyl barbitarie acid flBiydU ift9>
firflT arr^t

duUjl dtoaonide finaiciH

duUyl atilphide
dialogitc s rhodochrosiie
dialogue alt^tieq n (ancient «ord)
dial IrteplioBe
dial thenuomeler O^t tn'repi
dial lime A$tren
di alufaniiJe Cbm
dialurate Cktm n

dialurii. acid (ai+ alloxantin
+ «fir)Cb<i»

Pijl}'p«lalae((/Mly 'aeparated'}

T9T mid

dialy sahle asdiatyaohte
dulyseadialyre
dialyacr>Bdialjatr
dialysis Cbrm eotT?*^ n<
dialyticflrf; Cbm
ilialyiihle

dialyiate PAysirol Cbcw. (product of

dial>»ia)*qn^qei *tW It
diaIjrzJlioDBilialyaia
dialysalor^dialyzrr
dialyze tb < kern.

Jialyzedod; Cbm «qifcWtt
Jialyzer /byairot Cbm (m appara*
tisslWwWtti, a’twiq'A qn a.
dialyarr Iwunzqiidqqrt^
dianugnritc a (y J/atrarfism (haring a
iuai.notie pernualaUty Ina thaa
unity) rrqtWtfaqV
jiaramagDrtsc s^rrftfrv*
diamagnelisni n.

Jiamanltkie Cbens.^^/.

1 (adamantma ercrytUlIioD boro.

used as a polishing powder) f*?*
ri

3 (an artificial corundum, used M an
abrasire) m

diamsotine black PV=diamond
black EA
diameter sqiH m

diameter at bntt'enJ JVrjJrv ye»l^

aqiB

diameter at chest height, eheslhigh
dianeter Fortitrj/

diameter at amatt ‘end ForetCrv

Krnwr-*qw

dianieler-claii Foresfrp s’TTtt'qA
diameter gauge Fsr(i(ry(G«cta Bonn-
iliipri) •waWT’f (irqw gauge)
diameter growth Foreitrv ife
diameter increment Foreitri/

diameter limit Forerfry (tha limit of
a diameter class— I PR) sqiS-tfrui
diameter of the rim nfe «t tqm
diameter ever bark Foretlrp dV*
*qTR

diameter table Foreifrp
diameter under bark Fersifry fkViV

iliamettal plane Ifalb «qra-

HWW

diameinezqre'

diametrically odw. (along Uia di^
meter) sr^rriR

diameirically opposite at^Tia

diamide Cbm- Ilft^q
diamidine Cben. finrdxf)
diami'to- Cbe«a

diamidogcn C*«« ftfeftqrq
diamine C/im.
diamine Cot /ill
d. aldehyde black 3*31

d. aldehyde blue 3 * 31 ^

d. aldehyde brown fyflwl 5 * 3 !

»1. aldrhvde orange 3*31

stTTd

d. alilcliyde «<.arlel 5*3

d azn blai k f^wl IT* «TW
A Bzo blue ^srA WM ^1*

A. azo tiorilcaur ftfarfl **» tfnW
a. azo brown ftftO •*» •«
d. azo fail bonleaux n

dlizlin* txe ftit green

SOI

dleraend bleck

d. fza gr«n *rr fwt

d, 1*0 fa«l ted fjft^ «rs fen

vn

d «zo fast tiolet ftfrVt trs ferr

d. $zn olive era 1f»TTT

d. 1X0 oran2<* fxfTf't *ra ?rtn
d. azo «<-ariel fxf=T^ »ra snsi
d. azo yellow ftfWt *rj <frr
d Bengal blue
d. !/eta black ifITft

d black

d bUek-blne fj&’fr yai-^W
d black-green
d blzekaviolet fjfiptt

^‘rr

d. blue

d. blue-black fjdWV jfl^-fwt
d. bordeanz fyf:WT efnn
d- bnlliant blue /jfrVl WT^ sff’T
d. brilluRt bordeauz VT^

d. briUuet orange

wrt’T

d, bnlliint tnbiae fyfir^r tngr
T^T

d. bnlliaet aearlet stT^

5frr

d. brilliant violet trr^

d. broaze *fpr
d. bronze-browB JxfrVl
d, brown WTT

d. eatechine
d cntrh »nnft

d. cranine S'j'dt

d, dark blue fifrtT arfi?^
d. dark green atOzi Hfr

d. deep Idack fjfprt tlTT «ia
d. dye f^f^I ter*
d. fa«t Mack

d. fast blue ifR

J. fait bordeaux ftftlft firiT

cirnr

d. fast brilluot blue fitlT

wiyi dr^

d fa*t brown rifrlfrfr»TT»5
d. fait prey fjfr^T frrT 'PTt'*
d. fait khaki fWT ^

d, fast ocange fpTT

d. fait pink, Rnt wmr

d. fast red fjf^rA fitJT TTT
d. fast ted-vsolrt ftrjvft TW-

d. fast rose fjpuft ftinr VSW
d. fast rwbine (hrt

d fast aearlet fjftVt T«nT Tht
d fast violet IpIT

d fast fellow frlf dW

d field prey fjerff^stlsiRT
d gold

d greeo flfirrl
d preyf^fipA^IT
d heliotrope
d indipo bine
J jet black fjftvft ITT »T?!
d B«n«n» Mack f^tvft

d neron

d pew bliic fjfWl sfla
d. pifrazol ^fnft astral
d nitrizol black fjfinA

d oitrazol bine fjfnft ^C.OTsftst
<1. nitrizol bordeaox ’praz

♦ pRT*

d. nitnzol brown fgftvft *pi7»

rtf

d. niIMZol green fjfrft trim

d. oitrazol orange
«rn*T

d Qilrazol icarlet r^ ua

wrn

d Bilrizol violet fjftrft

d. orange f^WV rnm
d. pink f;fW^ irrnr
d. pure Mne fgfWl CaT ’fl’
d, pntpnrrne
d. rrd fjffttft
d ro«e fj&ift aT7*l
d icariri fjfnft irm
d sky blue WT^RT Sfw

d. steel bloc fjftift adiqia
d. violet ifpeseHtir

d. violef-red
d. yellow fiff*6 <tT
diaaniflivacndme salphate C^iem.
fjPrft-TnlrppftT

disRiiao-acndiDium methyl chlo>
ride Ckrei. nVpt

djstnino-a n t h r a-ehrysooe disal*
phonic acid CoL Ind- fjfipft-finir-
%tn fnjr^rf^ «tt9!
13-diimino-antbraqnInoQe CAer
1 '-fjfTa'l ftyfftran
2.4 d 1 a m i n o-azobenzese Clien.
^•v-fsfT'fl-tTT'i^

p-diamino-beuzene-snlphome « c i d

c/ient 7-rjfatA-’l^7-gy«Tft«

3 5 diamiDO-benzoic and dihydro*
chloride Cliefu 1 W**

fi-TTtfrftr

pp'-diamino-diphenyl-methaReC7.cnt.

If q'-fsf'Tft rjT5ir-a>fl»7
diamino diphenyUsalphope fjftvft-
^^5*13-3^

diaminogcR Cel Jtu! fifftrhR
diaminogen blue Col Tnd. Ij PiiAod

diamiaogen dirk hive Cel. Ind. ^'-

diaminopea orange Cel, Ind ftfaratt-
3 ^ HTtfl

diaminogen pnrpunne Cel Ind. f)r«

diamiDogen sky Line Cel, Ind, ff*
firrtaa *r«w oIk
2 laliamino phenol hydrochloride
CJimt » f

diamiD^phoiphitide CAevi- fsfrtfV-

diaimno-itilbene-disulphonic arid

Chem.

diatniDO-toIuen* CAcm. fjfrtnil-firn*
st«t

Hismino-uracil Chem. fxi^TiA fa^irsot
diammine Chm. fira Jl
diammino* Clicns
diamminodiTornide Clici'i.

diiDimino-Dilrale CArm.

diamnionium CAcni fjPtTt^

•dummoniuni phosphate fjfirttj
aiT*#f>I

diaumonphos fyfrmilT (i« Che-
micil Synonyms and Trade Name*
by W. Gardner)
diamond n , fnt
glass euttin' diamond

diamond Msek Cel. Ind. <tT» ipW

diamond blua 502 uiapstda

JiibiodJ liltie Col. Ind ifttT
diamoDil blue blick Cot Ind

diimoD'1 bordeaux Col Ind fiT*

diamooil lioron C/ieni
diamoml brown Cct in-i
diamond eeinent ftrx
diamoo.lclirome black Col /ii^ €lT«

diamond croisin;; Uly (one track
compictolv cro'isins the other)

45(11 *<5ft /.

diamond drillin'
diamond file
diamond njvine ( of Ind
diaWlood fuclismc Lot Ind (larSQ
eryntalr aiiiall iie«>llea)

V^)

diamond preen Cel lud
diamond prey Col fud
diamond (ulnlce jiriae

dianinnil mortar ftr*
dumonil oranpe Cel Ini (p^lci
ponilar) tftt)

diamond jieDiil
diamond |lui<|ilucu. Cel Iiid

vmit

diamond plate iftn-’TCT
diamond red Col Ind
diamond rubine Cel Iinl
diimond'ihapcd

diamond yellow Cel Ittd ftmifn
diairorpKinac b’rdroehloridum^'dia.

morphine hydrochloride
diamorphinc ( dmcetyl + wierpAina )

diamorpliine hydrochloride
TT -f l ? ?
diamylckeei

di namyl-amine Ckew fx o:4mT«.

flO

di ntvamyl-aminc CAem

ftrfl

diamylene CA<»i. n

di n^myl ketone CAem

oTtn

diamrloae Oi/ii. o

Dii.^rae Bol n pi

Ditodna Z)r( (llniterf hare two fi
atamena S I '!') n

diandrouta^; Bot

dianil Col /«/•

J axunnef^^TvMtA
il liVatW fx^4
d liliie

d liordeaiix (xrns virnv
d brown •«

(I rliromebluef^n^^S ^

d ihronie krowD fx^l?r 401* WV
d copper krown (tl9 W

d dark blue fjsftw «fnB rftw ^
d dark aiQtii x^

d deep black SR
d dirrtt jeUowfeBR!HOnf«B
d earth hrown 1j5naiJ\S»*
d fait black

d. faat blue ftiTT 4Rr
d fail hrown fx^ftOtOH
d {a.i green fitR xfi
d fall prey fxi^ ftiR W
d fa'I olive

d fail orange fx^l^ felT *lrtri
d fattrcil f^4t«r<mrr
d faitaearlil^ifnifiQTt^

<1 fail eiolvl fxsftw fiaix iftwp>f^

<J field grey rx4»a tlST
d fuetiiioe fxifld
d patDetfx4(l9 0nff
d. preen firftii jft
d indipof^iftnfsdlH
d JapoBinfi^arTtnnfT
d liptii red
d. new black
d otiB^c ffdlrt nnri
il. pink tami

d ponceau ^4lW
d pure yellow iftB

d red ?rK
d akjr blue fx^lw WIBTW sftS
d. violet ^4tir rOriral IjB
d yellow ffnlB dliT
ditniltde n.

diioilineCAem ^rfVrl /

dianiaidineCAm fifwje^df /

dianiridioe bare CoU Ind ff»R3»HI

«fh

diiniaidioe blue ifin

dianot black Col Ind vmi

d brilliantblue
d hrillranl red TB*

d. fail rUrel yflant tftrn

d. fail red flaq^ fwX RS

J. greeu jlsirf fr?
d red fiass T*S
d. violet {fl-iSS
diantUor • cotton red S
dr anthra* fnraue Cfcrtn rx-ftv jdW

n.

<flBntIir^D« brue Col Ind. ft Wlb ’ S

ailn

ilianthrylCAem fxftww "

Diantliua y/ol WWtr-ffSTfs
D ctryophyllut (carnation) B^rt-
WRIT

diapa'OD r/iyj m.

dia pliane n,/; Tit
diaphaneity TrTRTBI /.

diaphanomeler TKttTBTiTH m.
diaplianoacope TTtTtlH n
diaphanou* ndy TTT ttS’l.
diaphoretic edj SlixB
diaphototropiam ^oi. (tropiatic ten-
doiicy of leave* to turn their upper
aiirfseea to » aoiireo c( illuinmation)

finfaTrtsT/

diaphrapm 1 drinl 3TB1^».
3 (* partition) TTSft tn
3 Bol (ill tlieptaridoplijtM) tssftl

t TmI irrfrt «

diaphfipnialie i,lj. Anal. ardrfW,
StaKlt-

diaphtigniaiic reipiralion Phy$i«l
SJP#lt-ttRB

diephrepni cell Clmm iTtf» <hn
diaphragm current
diapliragmproreaaKIertrocArrn
r«TI

diapliragm aiepa (in a camera) BT<lT‘

diaphthenn (Gk. dinphlhiirtin 'to
dpalroy utterly ) rAnrtn. Tfteirf^/
diaphyiia diini (ahaft of a Jong bone)
•far^nv

diapophyaia Anal, Bod (transverae
proceve Ttt of a vertebra)
arjTiS ni.

diap,iJa,/y ^ool T^fraxBrlft
Diafi. ida 2’ool. X (a tulailaas of repti-
le* Iieving two pairt of o|>eniDga in
llio tkull) 45^XT(tft ir^rt m
(♦I'T four, (^A openingi, frlfi tkoll,
aubclavv)

3 (auperorder) ' 3 ^ 5 UXB«lfi-RXT>T»l

dUpiid 503 dl**o berd**ux

diiptM »ValI Wfft

Diaptomni Zool. (important eonftU
lusnt o( Ula pl4nktdrt“UMII IV,
2(W)

f!iirtWno<<» Ck'^ «■

iliarchadj Bit (haring two rtraoda)

fr*r*

diarchial

(fiarrh plate Blit fs*t^ V5

diarchy 1 n (m«

bare»ncr»ey)

iSit fxTf^w/

Diard'a f:rcen-bille'l malVoha Aia
f c n r s T Sttt

diariie ch (to record in, or keep *

di»ry)V'^^'*^

diarrhoea ('flow Ihrongh'l Util «ft'

RTTm

diarrhoea pill ttfT»TTT'’lfen
diarienate Cliem. *.

diaraeDide Chm Tx^mV^H.
diarienioga acid CKm tr***

diarienite CXm fr^nf'^n,
diaraenol CXrm fx^TT m
diariiaeubiariine CAcm f^^ft/.
dianonlom Clkcm fx^rr^m
diariyl Chew. frMw n.
diarthrodial jnintwdiarthroaii
diarthroaia AmI (/raaly morahla
Joint) diarthrodial Joint nWx
W&tr n.

diary / ((rom Marathi)
diary book

diary form^^ftwi nn
diaaeope J/ad.T'ht «

Diaiparaetaa rnUmUil (Ok. tparaiUt
'ooa who faara to pi»ee»') fTpTT*

diaapiria PVjm fx^nftt/.
diaapore ^nfSni in. (e*. lor
alumina, water, -f* for wfdT
n meral)

diaataie XJ,or7ie*>» frtym.

dlatUaie Biorh^i
diaataaie action (jptl

diaataaimetry Biechm /.

diailatic wdiaataiic
diaautie aetionwdiaitaaie action
diailema Zocl. (a raeant apaoe or gap
botwMn Ueffi {o a Jaw)

diMtr Biel ftWT^^JaekaoB i.r.
dyaarer)

diatiole PAyaioL •'•'alt rn.
diattolie l»?TTT*, ( f\)

diaatolie preaanre Jfrd. (Mood prea*
anra Aartng diantola ot the heart)

!’•»/) fvfrx

diaitrophiam (dia + atrrphctn 'to
larn‘)0«l «

Diatiylia Poet (antenna reaehea op to
the posterior end of the body) b*w*
TT^r-tr^tfr

D atygia(ak aty^er 'lower world'.
Preeenta eoreral intereeting eha*
raetari indicating a lower grade
or orfaniratioo~Pn. H37) tWT

diathermancy Pliyt S'H'lftf'lfll /
diithermanooa mlj PApt snnfKl

diathermy Mrd. (local eleratian of
tamperatnre m tiaagaa beneath the
aurface of the akin) sfoor^o n
endoihermy umiwh
diatheamCAm (aalicyl alcohol) ^9^-
m.

dutim (daily)

dittol (dietbylcarbonate) CAm. iflVT

«.

diatom Dot (Any of the microtcopic
onicellolar or colonial eigao. Each
cell of a diatom la corepoaed of
two halrae They formkieaelgiihr)

Diatoma Dot gwr^-mtlfif
diatomaceon* earth « kleaclgnbr
infuiorial earth — dpelomitejnri*

diitomjceooe oo*e JJWM
Diatocnalee Bet gwr^^.rutt n.
diatomic «//y « Ac*.
diatomic alcohol CAew rxiT^'^^C

grt

diatomicily fjTTtnfe^Wt /
dietominfa pigment fimnd indtatn'ne,
etc.) JWirifr /

diitomitp^diaiomareoiia earth
dietomitr rarlh gwn ^
dutomeloyiat JAit m

diatom oote

dfatomoiia gJJ J/iaeral. (haring a
tinglo diatiort diagonal cleaTagr;

laid of eryftaIi)fin5f.TT
diatonic acale ihme (eonaonanee
ecale) <r»^*flnT
diatropiam Dot. ftlVt^l /.

Diatryma Pal'rmtel. (a genaa of Eo.
cane birda raaembling the oatricb

D aieini nWTWf

Diatrymiformea Palacmfol. UiynlVl*
rni m {'T’l order)
diaa>, diazo* {y-inr.
diaaamine Mack Cot, Ind.

*7*1

diaaamine blue Col- Ind.
tfm

diazamine faat yellow Cof. 7firf. ft*

antPrrftfpnlW

diaainil Cel Jnd

it. black ft *nrOw*T^
d. blue fx.»r3t5frK sfl^
d. bordeiui tf'nn

il pink fi.RJhfw atiTC
d, pure blue UT ^

d acarlet fy wwiftw. trW
diaaide Clicni n,

diazineCAem fgtr^rit/,
d black Col. Ind. Il*(nfl€l
d. Woe Cel Ind fjf tnftft rflST
d, l.TowB Cel Ind. fT-*rrftfl «m
d. dark greea Cel. 7nd

d direct black Col Ind ft-tnfrt)
artnftn

d green Cel Ind fj-w** «ff
d. red Cel. Ind fx**rAftgrT
d yellow Coi 7nrf fx inWl ^Pt
diazo-, diaz CAew rt'*ni*
diazoacetate Cfic«t.
diaroacetie and Clwni fX'*nr.xlf)>tV
ww

diaznacriic eilcr fx znT imqii

Hiazoamine tlwni. fx *nT fMifl
diaaoamino.lwnzene fx W* ftT»ft
diaznanhydride rv»». fj atailikv «,
rfiazoite CAc»> fl.anWHf

di azolwnzenc C/wnt fx-ant-iljlr^
iliizo LlicU Ccl. Ind fx-wa
iliazo blue Cel Ind fg WTI rfl't
iliam blue black to! /n-f, fx »nr >fm*
ytet

duro Urdcaiix Cel- Ind. fg eni «ft.

ra

diua tiUlUst

imo bnlliaat CcJ. Jsi. ?!•« duiot’riiWQAe Cle«>

^txs3 briUunt Hoe fx"** 5 ^

«*i »Tn bnllaat g>T*B Ct«' fjjrs

£uio t^nUunt <>ns^ Co. 7»f. ^

diuo bnUi»Bt t f- 7«i ft"

diiio broVB Cev. ^

£iu« i*rk bloe % • ft*»TI

dmo doop blftcL.

^ _ ft-wa-

<iiuo dirm U*rL Co. 7«i ll-»a

diAio d^o ft-va
diXKxibuo ft wa-Ty^

diita ftb’'! bl»rk ft"*rf stj"
dluo fwi bUeV t«< /*i ft*"’
yry

Jiito («*t blac (.0. Ini ft"’

#»

duM («ft bord«ias C.% Ini ftyr

duM U»t pws COf Ini- ft<’ fW

. .

duM U«t Kd Cti. Ini. ft-n
m . ,

J..M. <»»\ KW\<t Ct^ Ili.ft-"’ ""T

di«o f»rf itolrt flci z»i. ft "T
#Tcarffa

f*»t »tllow Col- 7 bJ ft wafer

ditto;^ blocl. Co.^ I *i- ft-warw wa
duaopoa blae c«i Ini ft*"”" ^

diuopoB bordoiBX Cci Ini.fsMm

diitopra brosn Cd Ini ft^aaw
*W

ittnofr* t«neth Ctv. Ini ft-waTT
Trfr»

diuepoa pYoa c<C laiftwarwrt

d mo poa Taayg cei. Ini. ft-waar
wtn

du>er» rod Co. Ini ^-Wan Ta
dusofoa (ctrlrt C<C Ini ft-waaa

d.u«b7dr<ie C ft-arrrftw a.

duiMC and Car>a. ft-wFft* waa
dura-inudo Clrw.

diazg ladiM blao C»!. 2nl. ft>wa

diaxal blaob Col. Tai ft-«Tt CTt
d. blar ^-^aawta
d. bordrjBx ft.«aa wftra
d bnlluBt oraa:o ft-vai *.1*^1’
rm

d. broazr ft>«aa crW
d, brtiva ft aaa wa
d. raircbiBo ft^aa
d. rhrtiDr I tor ft-waw W-'4 W*?*
d. rbromo broB a ft jrn v^a n

d. f»»l frrr ft.aaa f«T
d. f»'t parponar ft-Waa fer
s>^ft

d. f»»f rod ftaraf fer
d. f A.-t rfarlrt ft wn fer rta
d. £i»i o*Uo« ft waa fet ^
d. twa ft-waa xft

d lisbt Hor ftjraaw^dta

d. Iiskt br*«*» ft-«aa aw
d t)stl artasr ff-waa a^ **^1
d tiibi rrd ft-wat
d. liskt rabiBo ft-aaa Wt
d. li;kt raolH ft-waa wf iftw>

d. lifbt folio* ft-waa ^
d, one^o ft waa a^
d. putk ft-waa vraw
d p«ro Use ft waa *tw
d p«rp«n»o ft-waa dt«jf|
d otolot ft-waa dtwarfta
dicralo ft waar 1
duxo \tsbx bordroaa «.o- Joi. ft wa

diua li^t proov /oXftwaK^
dioroliebl rodCo.’ Ini ftwaw^rw

duzo lifbt Marirt Ccd- /ad. ftwa

duro lifbt *>»lrt Cd. Ini. ft-wa
w^^ifta

diote li^bt follow Ccd /ad ftwT

w^ata

diuo-Dotbloo rtofa. ftwa BTffe
Duaoaa ZwT. ftwTTTft Waft
duao UTo Ubo Cob iad ftwa

rw»ioai4*e ^.riftaT'y’'j »*.
duzosjBB Clfn. ft-wa»*3
di*i» «.lj»o Co.’ J»t*. ft-wa aaa?T

di»n» orxB'c Qd- /aLft-wa WtJw
duzo-oitdo ». Inn. ft-wa afe
dizzo-orracDido Ci*m- ft-wa-a/.

ftfe

dmo-ptrafiB Cloau ft-wa ^;«n

dma-pboBol Cbm. ft-wa

diiropboB^l black Cd. Ini. ft-**-
TfewJW

diuopboBTl blao Cd. Ini. ft wa«

yfw ^"w

diuo rractMB Crf*v "ft-wa sftftai
ditxoroddJBO Cd. Ini. ftjwa rw-

dufo nsbtDC <. oL Ini. ft.jni
dttso-Mlt CicTB- ftwa-waw
d I a • o *Lf blao Cd /•/. ft-wa

dtoMpbx (9ecceB;os.*OM c£ a diia».
ailt i=i IvTsatiaa cd aa aryl coo-
P9asi)ftwa-Art «*.
d>at«>*atpbtdo CX<^ ft-wW-^pHN
diaaouto Cbaa. ft-wftr^ta a.
dus^xnmotr Cl*nn. ft-«a wj/au
diuouoa'.- ftaftrftw

diazBiutblo Cit^ ftwwta^TT
dtaaoliaaiOB Cirn. ft-wifrafT* a.
dusotiio ok Cbrv ('o ccsro-l lato
a d.ua eosposai) ftjci’ r tflTW
dtlKAlXiB^ U BOVbcd B»(d U
itas'dartETO 6t aa.1 ♦♦ droOft-w^l-

7-duaa.io]arBo.BBjidoC2.<-w r ft-wa.

ftn^^-^Taa

diaaocopo i’4o;i- ft-wr^yw*.
diaa««fpo procoM ftjra^yw-firar
ditao nolrt Co.’ /»J ft-ira tflwwft s
dtaroao Clrm. ft-arrn •*.

dMx»vonowC«d/*d ftwrw^
di-aa-UuBO Cbra. ftwa r-otfj
dianrwo Co.’ InL ft w j ' r^gt
D LB. (D-rortor, Ist«L:{«sc« Bsrcaa)
*» 5 ft. yr»’**-ftwj
dibato Clfw. ftf’ a.
dibatK nJj CW. ftafe
dibaunlT Cli-<a. ft^tia TI /.
dlbtJo w. (Co-—. (* C2*!I

V*»i i=-r’or50-t t«*d to t-n\n bslia

•a sro.^;, oi^ lor yjaaii or

t5. (to pl»ti5 wtth & dibblf—
^ebw to BOW s«>i* in fcolw with
4 ^laliaic
^bl«d al{

JibbliB' j.wu, fsltyrit ».

-dibblin' iron firnV»^X. ftTTTTS-^
dibecx^ dibenio* v

dibcDSacndme Ckr^ /.

^ibeajil>««etoQ«

^ibec>.xinide Ci#w*- Pi A-4
^b«as-aatbnceB« Ci<w«.

Jrnt

dib«nxrnxl C'wwi ••

dib«iuo^ dibcBt. C\fm.
d.-4rB«ool« ^p(|t"^7TT
d.«duiiti« •* J ft

d.^osiB

d.-fiuortB« {^T^-’sr^T^
d.-fnTBBe

d.-far»ae-y-o«Bioe

d.>fBr{anB«Bd •fuTs**
^•pb«nutbr«Be TTR^t^T
d>>plieni*ia« tJIlf* ft
<L>pTrra

d.>pTT«I« fr^T S'Sw

d«>^l&«>l>ae ff^'fVrTTft

<L-««I«Bop!i<e« frs7-^rtf

d.>ibi«phiFft

d.>tbtosioe

d.<uatb«s«

CV»i. a-
d. ntecbol
d. etluae
d. fiinna«
d. glacOTTloBc
d. keloao’fxn^ »ff?^
d. BuloBitrtl« Tiifw-Bj^w

d. r»»tlunr iV’far

d. p«WBiJ^
d. BtytTO^

dibfaarl CS<-i.fir^ »•
itmine f»»Jt

d. didbTl sttaojle

d.et!ua«

d. iVrTwliie »od tS'^W Bn»

d, bjdnsine ftf^nr
d. hTdror*l-»3iis« fr^rw ttttw*

SOS

dichlci-phBn^BalpheifphtHRlein

d. ketoB« frp^t tftwi
«L merruTT Pfip** TTX

d-bwBZTbdfM Cikni** «.

dib«BrTltd«ne*«ert»o«

dib«na« diplio-pIuBe Ch^wt. fiiiit*d

f ^vft

DibotbnocrpIuluB^DiphTlI o b»«
thnust Z-xi. <X7'^ftrt-S3TPr
D UtBS TBrr lus^ CB(«wo*c~
PH L2S41 <t4

Dibnncbia £jtl I'uni.^ two Cilli)
li wts??' •B.pL

Dibroncbuta Z'Xt ffTsihr- atyL
dibroco-, dibroQO* C4<^

dibroffl-a«ct*4lJcb*d<

dtbraai>4crUe acvl «•*»

dibroo-antbraocDC f^jr-rr(I^r»9
dibrota-asthnqaiBoae fxjn-ftrt*

fmn

dibroBt-barbitane n^id
vsa

dibncB-bcearBe ^

'dibr««-«lua<
dibn«uJ« CVbi. n.
dibt«QHSdi;« f
dkbr«au8« Cbrw. ftjnS/
dibrvo^-, dibrom- Ckm. fJr^n*
dibr«a-^e«sr cbl»(^tS)d« fj Jl'.

ftTmtftt Wri5"r

dibrao-ibwol^olpboo-p b t b a 1 e i B
Pi Jti-TS'dVr-^T’n
ClLrn. ffS T ^ *■

dibolTl asua^prwpaisat PrB<fi*
nJ ft -44

dibatvl brtylliBo* frjr

dibatrl '

w w t-ft a

rcrd).

di-olanm pho-pbil^ fx-

dioarburl Ckift-fl.
di-nrboB amiJo pTfTt

dirttbooite i am, ft-di Cl'l n
dicaibomo «,.fy l f«'d'
dicarboBTlaip fr*« i a < -ftr ».

dKarboxTlu* a./,* ( nr'- Pf'"* j <t*»
difarboTxlK afiJ ft'-** j •>•«

dioarroB B.C. '

dKe=diBar7 TIT •»- (*■

CiU- T-=r>
dinbnx M9 v;>i *.
diccbot-^hapf'l I

Dicctsb F njm: i '' vi »ts

«i?vi*»i- ra r :ro' nrr’TTT

DtcercoDOBi- mart-sCurdia

Ijoblu

Dietmi pal^cUam => Dif~m<»liuiB
poUbellan R.t
dicrrrl Clif-i. x

dlcblBLlI *(; S.t Pi * '* ^

dirbaiul cyttte B>.e pTTPft ajTMiV
dirbiBinBi r«.{ Pi T u?i*-«'a»asj
dicblanrdeouB « // Ct
dirfijor- i im. Pi J'T*
d.-»c«jl fsf'T-5'^^
il rx4*T*5^

d •arirtie at «d PfftT SJ^
d.-ai'Tt»B« fjft) S^'
d •• r * I T l^bIorjBiltd«
^ww—rTT’^fT
d -aWebTilf pfdtTiJrST
«l -a-iwW ^<rtT S»»?t
.1 «»nilin*^ppiVT-dVTt
•L'j'iibfavwntf S

«l -Iwoara^ p

«L-di«bTl «h«r PiP'i ' ^

•1 -’irtbTl intphi'tf

fr^‘

dibutxl di-tiB.bnj™*'!^^ fXt*^ fr
*1-^

dawbaCrLioemiiw TX-" ^Tw
dibatrl pbtbiltto fn^W
dibatrl li9rblon>l« fi\*^
dibatrriB dm '

DXC IVanr at C..a-s)

dicae«d*l Cam. f5J«’-VR w.
Dvcvndae Jlva 5 BT«'titTTT wu
IHcacBa 4 t»» t tb“ bir_« t*Bi}x»rT
cr:ba!> wbaa « 5».wer)
n-^

d-ii ^ a o r\>- tnrthj

d ^S'* lew Pji'T
d.^h^l et'-er T3

d.JiTdnn fjw*T-3^
d-«»tbjw ^5rT-S^*r=t

•l.<JupblbiIea«

J.J trobTdna pjdtT

d. p be B« l-4Bd«<.ensol

d^besojnlpboB-pblbileiB

dichlsT-quinona chloro-inida

SOS

dictTOfpora

^ 5f*T wji l*n
d..quiDODe chloro imide
fjH» iftt

dirUoncide = jM^ieliloro b«Dz«De ?■

di(Uonde CKem n

dicUoro , dichlor rJw'u ft H it
dichloTO fluore«c(in firf^TT
y dirliloro hjdroxTbut jnc and t

53d'fWofO-propa“<
aadichloro-propioDic acid
vxm

Diehobune pd/fonjoJ (th«y warapecn-
liar m that thej alona of telaDO*
doDts, bad a Ttcll d<\alopad hypo
cona firrrf— Homer p316> gftntf*

raft

Dichobnudae gfnif ^ m
D icho b unidoidea (anpetfamUy)
gfialS-JUTTO m.

Dirboceroa drai W?»titJnrrft (BZTh
Irons

dieb«|tiD^ Bet (malUTition of ati-
maaaaad piat;la at dtft'azaatpanodi)

Dichegutcr vivtItt raft
DiebeptiaaPali^atum Bel-
dicbotoaiaed aiooa Aitron irhen(,
«rfc»nf

diehotomeut dd/. Hof gnmrrfK-^^
dxbolomeutly branebed tballat Bot.
gnntiftrrT

dichotomy 1 flo< jrtrmfira /. (Germ.
Gdftrlbap)

ostdCiirxt r*s-*ra(fi
S Legtc (diTiuoo of a clui loto two
tnbclassae. aap. (wo oppoaad by
contradiction, aa kXiU and ncl
tphtte) fi-wm n

Diebroa Dot HTOTtl*raft

D lebrifuga (the atem and latTes
are eoniidered an axcellant ta-
inaJ) (or all kinda of (erar— Baao)

dxhroiain i Crpd (property of pra-
aaoting different eolonra . . when
Tiiwed in two difierent direetioni)

3 Pi|ri (differing in colour with
the tbicknaee of the tranamitting
Uyer) mwrrsfti/.

S (dxbremalutn)
f

dichromaie Cken n-

dichromatic Ad/

dichromatism ppiic* fifdSsi, tra*

/

dichromic si/ f^afriv
dichroniie »eid Ckem. lyxfSre arot
dicbroQseope snsrra^ m
Dichrostachya ^TT^Itraft
D cinerea (TTm^ BtTTH (B., N.

diciDchontne Chtn /

<l>s^™*tbyl dicblorareiite TOW

Mt/

Picbto Bu Bot (baa marginal (rmt
dolt)

D poactilobula

dicliflie ^ Crtrtt fttnfcK
did(Mtia«>uDucaaal aJj. Dot ^»tn
(for tiaadHpO

moDoeliooaa (for

bicliptera Bu (bracta «lait«ed->
Baau) gtvfttn Rlftt
D roxbarghuM (pUot it «tad u
a tome ih the Paaiab— Baeo)

dicodeise fjxftefl /.
dicodide Chen. %«RW m.
dieodide preparetioo^tSiVv ftf&ft
dicodide lilt Wn

Ihcome Bol. aifscg raft
D tomentoea (ibe herb la almng.
ly bitter— Bun) W«l*w wftrj
dieoochiaiDe = di^tiiaidiiie C/um

ftf t uN ) /.

dicoljlrdoa Dot (baring two aaad-
learaa) fj^brnr *i

dicotyle downa aJ, fjrftxrft

{•f'^),fT<hrT€)».frriV(Germ ewci
iamfnUii>pig}

dicotyledonoua epigeal type Bol.

dicolyledoDona aeeda Dot. ftdhrrft

<hr, whi

dicotrledoaoua tree fW

DicotyletaTaguea
DicolylidiewTagaMDtdae
Dicraea Bol (roeta ua Oattmad and

contain ehlorc^hyll—KeLuB LOW)

raft

D. atyloaa ftfim riT^
Dicrocoelndae (a (amil> haring bran-
ching inteitiaa) WIW^-TO n.
Dicrococlium (Gk dilrooi ‘fork»d*+
ioilia bowel') WIM*5 raift

D lanceitum SIR

dicrotic P/ipj,oI (haring a donbl#
beat as of tlia pulse) «.

dicrotic pulie irrO

dicrotiim Mnl ■

Dirruridie lr« ariTiTW*tT m.
ancient name“flie whole plnmago
II black)

Dicfurua ^rri innTWraft (wnrw
ancient name)

Diclamnns Sol 1t5T>:»«raft
D. albus (bastard dittany, (raxi-
nelU. white dittany) (a heary*
acented heib— Huu)RtTrpRra*>*«^
dicupbone srar m.
dieuie rl> 1 ewpT^. (^nnmT
8wfrn w.»ftff (to impoia)

dictahon 55^em „ , gaftwm. (01*4
la Bengali) (C/ tba aneieat Vord
irrfre)

dinaior^wnmC?) «» (are ■nlhori.
tirian)

dirtitomled/
dirtaiorihip w.

dictionary tis'tkhi, whf m.
dirtua 1 Bivicrai n.

3 Law ra[ft> J,
drriiigD ftfttWR

•laluie Rfrftm

dirtom de omai et antlo
rai

dictyo. tnw.

Piclyoceritio a /oof (t b, ftbru form
a network) WT^liaa'n* rn-pf.

Diet) ucloeiue amencaoni Bprodne-
tui eeniiretieulatne
d.rtyoeonidium J/ycol. (Gk. d.lfpoe
‘net' RTS, eonidinm «wprf) /.
Dictyocysia ^£*1. armgi? raft
Di ctyoph ora Cor (Gk. .fiUyo, •net')
wiwjw-raift

diclyophyllui Bol Tar WltlT*
dictyotnorangiiini Hffti (a septate
apoxanjinm) RfWtg:gvi<l /.
dictyospore (, ,po„ baring

dictyoitele S07 die catting

fert* both lens'Iiwiys enii eros?-
W»y0 m. (Gfc. dillyon

‘D«t'

•dictyostele Bol 3W<*U n. (short for

'<r-flun»u) {tft Htele)

Dirtyoii Bol. •srr^r^ inirfH (Gt. Jit.
tyon ‘net’ alg»)

D. flieholomi

DictjoUeeae Bol. ^ n

Diciyoules Bot •ai^i«r.«Tfs n.
Dictyaxylon Pafoeniot. (Qlc Jillifon
‘net'+iyfon 'TT)

D. oldhamiom (chtrteterire<l hy
gUndaltr spines) STW-

Dictjachns Bot- (Gt: Hiklyon ‘net’
The tporengiam becomes e *ee[l
net”) Hulf^

diejan CJu^i n

dieyan aiaitylcne fj?7tW
dicyaa dtanmle
dieyin ilumidine fn^w
dieyaoiJe Ck^m. fx^i^
dieyanide imide'nf^^
diryiaiB

dicyaniee Cel In>l /.

(lieytsediamide CA'n-
dieytoogea Cltm- ftnUTiR m.
dieycliBflJ/ Clt^

Dlejreliea Zeel, ftst5rs-«r>l m.
d-eyelic terpeae m<>h t

dicyelopentadieoe Chtn.

X’^

Bieyema Zed. (Gk. ipema'ombrjo'
Produces two types of embryos)
fytnr-jmft

D. paradoxum (I^t paradosun
•alreage’) Wt*

Dieyemeonea gracile (Lst. gracde
’slender’ irj) «5 ryw>T»

Dieyemidae Zed. (family)

Dicyoodon Piifroutof (genus of beery
two taske<l terrestrial reptiles)
^’trPr

DirynO'Joniia net <n. ('TI

order)

diddle odj- TftWB*
didactic instruction ni^ttpJT* ftltgei
DiJirtyla Zaai. (suborder) TTi'T^rg-
•THm.

didactyloQS aJ/ Borf.TPt^.fTW’3^
didactyly (mtrsnpials htriog the
toes all separate— PH II 531)
fiJpTI /

didapperssdabchieh.

Didelphia (J|. fs , Gk* Jelphyi
‘ntems’ •w'^— so named front
thecompletel) donUe uteres) Zocl
fjrnrt^ITI mpf.

didelphiaDsdidelphoos aJj Zool.

fsrnfnrfn

didelphicoJi Bool lOiariogadouble
aterns) fjTOindt (.^0
2 (pertaining to double cterus)

Didelphtdae (lamily consisting of the
opossums) m

Didelphis=DiJelphrs
Didelphtxloft

Didel|iKodus ^iiiyniB.ueilo
C/ Didclphii gniRnt-sarfr
didetplioRS s didelphian <ul] Zool.
^riHjytlif*

Didelphys Zod (genus of typical
opossums) 5*snt^ raft
D. dorsigera (opossums carry their
young on the back) •4'ddlfl
jnpnrg

D matsapiaUs fespn^t grattW

D, s irginiana

didiat CAesi.(aeofnl>inatioQ of diallyl
barbituric acid
and elhylmorpliloe ^-sJl^)

/ (di ft 4- dial (i*l)
didi'onal polar CrytJ lift*

didigonal scaleoohedral Crpil ({fs-

^fsr frpHfasapft*

didlphcoylimioe' Chem.

ft^.

didipheoylaniiBc.floosilicale

fo'^'OsS adl't

didipheoytene ethylene Clie"u

Didolodonlidae (had pnmitire buno-
dont cheek teeth— Boruer p 316)
a.Fl*HH*9-aRt "»•

Didolodns PaUonid.
raft

Didut Zod (genas consisting of the
dodoee) ats^-mJiPi
D inepios sr^fft.at*^
didym = didymium

Didymaspis ^ool. ffiflft

diJymia Chem. (didymium oxide) ^3*

xxTwsif.

Didyruiara Zool. (a geuns occumeg
as a whitish or y ellow sheet of
protoplasm— PH. 1 66) Ni’scti i*
MAlft

D. ditforme

didymmm Chem. ftcRrrnisrf /.
didsmium carbonate HFIt*

didymium chloride (technical) ftfT*
i'JliHT tflTR (sfbtTft^)
didymium manganese nitrate (tech-
nicaO'ftds’JUT'^ »i<t? ('iR*ilRti)
didymium nitrate (technical)

^BlRcAT tjjftg (ifbrrfH)
didymium oxalate (technical)
TRTJtPl ftn(W

dijymiiiiu oxide iftstgn?®! afW
diJvmium salierlate^at^iif^lsiiJcng
didrmium sulphate (teebnieal) Chem.

•daf’JlRiAl (iftRffti)
Didrmo^raptus Paltonlel.
smft

D. mnrrhisoBi ('toning fork gra^
tolite’ Swinnertoo, 1947, p. 34}
finnw Vawf (ftpro ‘fork’)
didymespote Hycel (a two.ee1Ied
spore) fif«hT<Vaig m.
didynamoBi dj Bd- /haring two
lengand two short stamens)
die tb «in(

die B. 1 (produces a desired form)

C/ matrix FTJC
punch ^Ttrr

2 (a tool for forming screw threads)

3 = dice «n?T. *r» m , Rfm (Mar.
■SRI)

die rb. ilach. (forming screw thread*
on bolts)

die baek (H. RJTr, M. RT)

die by his own hands sn^ grgf trrn
die by the hand of Justice ^
STRIi ftftgiyi *TTWI
die casting 1 (to make a easting by
forcing molten metal Into a metal
mould or die) tT^TTR n-
2 (a part made by die eaatieg)
n.

cfttt xaetbl

508 diethylen* slycol ethyl •♦her

die call raelat "31^

die-liaoimer Fcretlry (G«rm A'lime-
ricricAtajeO (* too' “sid for niari
ing tr»93 or logi) m ,

die \nleitate frtl % *rt^

die leaiiDg iiiue flOi

dieteclnc n {dio- 4- elecfri') ^lec (e
nonconducting mstenal ao-eilled
became the lines of force of en
electrostatic field mil pan through
It, thereby making it the seat of
the atramWlT^jf^ «
dielectric con»taot Elec
ferric

d 1 e 1 I n e Chem- (diehloroetbj lane)

dietine diene \

dieliDc aeries WtHT

dieoeephitoTV — interbrain, tieliseen
brain Anat <r«T7i af^ec n
Dit( midbrain
diene ^*7 n

DieDtamoeba XT»» » my f T STrrfir
dicieiii B diaeresis
Ciemlla Set arf^iTT-Tifft

D lonieera m lush liooersneVIe
(has fragraot yellow flower* la
early lamaet) trjJtPT

Dieael cycle Thermodyn ifl T HlI T

Oieaeteleetnc ad] (of or pertaining
to the cotubinatioQ of a Diesel
eugioe driTiog en electric gene*
rator) SlnTPa
Diesel engipe ytTiTT® ri>9
Dieael engine dnscr riwj*

Diesel fuel (heary fuel oil in which
eombustion is started by iponCane^
oui Ignition Trterw due to com-
preision lostead of by spark

plugs) tflTTTIW frnw
Diesel inethanie Wll^r®

Diesel motor
Diesel oil tflTTrrwSw
Diesel tram ^mpiralyH
dies non Eaa *rr4 1 'ipr

die-atmcL a,f; *yT*CT

'«t Tttr.ftwfltp feMgrt m.
food ir«

foodgrcut taWT3

food'tuff Hifiygw
meal »niw

nutrition «l 5 lT-wN®, "s'’ai«ii
fare ^n, vln
proyiiiont

fiet (a legulatiTO nsiomblf) Cadl^*

sm/.

■isemb!)' erm
cenncil
parliamrin
senate *rf3 Ran
house arr^
court of rooiAcsIioo
diet 1 Bl wtSTT^trt.fiwWT^^

2 5 1 fifr^nfit 4>(<n
dieiaryodj artjry-

dietary n ITIgnnfK /-
dietary arran'emeot nigiy-udiij
dieurr charges angWIIoTT
dietary dead atocL
dieurj factor angiT ®!tK
dietary fat «tgtf

dietary nutrition factor W^TT flW'
®rT*

dietary standard ittglT*nBrT
diet en route RtrrfgiT »»•> Rl^ atlJIR,
TltfRn

dietetics RTfnrA. RtglT fVtii j.
dieihaeetvc ecul Chew wa^

dielhanoUmtiie rJken. &ywt»RffVy^l

dietboxalm ecid Chtm. fnfefiffS

ime

lietbyh Cfiesn.
d^eetsl firgR-jJTlg
d •aldehyde ftgg*r .y^
d -amine fixgw fitTtft
d •sminopheool ftlflgvy

d_anili 0 c fiT 9 ®-dnfl
d.-araine

d .traiiiie and amt

d •barUlone aei.l fstY' SftwfWg®
arm

cl oenrcnefjx^-s^rR
d ■berrllium fg » ^w fryT
d ^dminin flpj**
d ^srbiooi

d earbonatefx^fwfirtfiT
d xirbome etber firtT*rrrftR gij
d .eyaaimide WtRfiwu
d,-dw>xide fxiyv

d bisulphide
d -ether
d ethylene

d glycerol R^TR

d-glreol ether fj^gyc’ R^g XZ
d. hydrine
d •ketone
d .Bvtlate

d -malenic acid fl^gW-JrgfPnfi®
d malonyhurea

fir?

d mercury
d nitramiDe

d •nitrosamioe fygyw^*nrnfiry^I
d osamiile ftiR^err

d -perosKfe fexgw KpRrilg
cl phospliite ft x v R(tilg
d •phosphine fXTtf' Wtrff
d -phosphone acid

d -phthiUle

d propylcarhiRol fgTgwjiJpTftt
d .sulphate frggw ypftg
J •autphidr gang
d-iulpliine

d.su)phooefiT?**J5n
d sutphene diethyl meihane

rs® gw frrgR

d -aulphoae dimeihvl methane
Tgr gw fsa> Tw arr!*®
d -aulphone ethyl methyl methane
fyxg® ajw ggw.alg?r ifrfl*R
d -tartrate f g e y ®

il leUuriilr

ci.-thiarea figgw rrafffcg
d .tin dibromide firgw-R^ Tj jlR
d -tin dichlondtf

d .tindiniioridefry»j*r RjHfiTTtRR
d -tlh diiciilide tj 'y j p’ ^ fftRuR
d -Im oxide frxg^'.TI jH>R
i] -toluene f x*» j »t fm^TR
d -loluidioe frnwift

d-urta fg^rj * fm;
d •rine

diethjlene CJieei riTgV»Ru.
d diaminr ffg^Vaj

d dioxil' fjTn^n

I disulphide fg^eg^

d glycol J.ulylelhernrx*J^RR'JR
d glycol ethyl ether itxg«’*R*rjR

dlethylane oxids 509 difficulty

il. oxiile afr^

dielhjhJenc C/i^n* n.

diellijlin Ch'’ i. f^ g f^ /.

diflhjline CAfm ixT^/-

«lieliCs = diftftifs

diet lodeat
dietin- 1 KTTTT n

2 (rt'oUlatins lood) wljit A.

dieting chsrje* •rr^R-JnTTT.
dietin: expenses in5T7-*CiI
diet money Wl^lt-TTfSt
diet moner register WTJTT-irftT*R*^
diet of patient ttnl ’fl WT^IT
diet register »rRTT-tF^
diet survey WTSR-aTTt^SPI
die without children fttRVTT^TR^
die without heirs ^TtTTt
die without issue fysn fPffR irTTr.
IHWOTtlRRt

Difda Jiiren 1 wDenehKailos « Q
Cell frtfffRret M.

QaFoBsIhsVian Pi<eis Austrtlis

Jnnif*WfTm.

diferrion (ifi. ft. + ferrnm 'iron'

+ son the ferrous ion, F« **)

CAen. fi*<reT9R A,

differ tJ. VI Crsn. fir*

differ naterislly mrtr. iT; l|bn
difference 1 V? rs.. STOrt a. (i« dis-
eiiuilihriuin)

2*ra^ n.
distinction
xliscrimination
dispute

altercation S

ajnarrel ITHTl

inethoil <>f difference and agree'
iiicnl I^},c sftBB
difference chart «l»vTl «H«il
slifferencc ID juilicial opinion sm{^

difference lu siae nuwni-iTx
difference oflalitude iiirr
difference «( opinion
•differenrc of piiise 2’,’iji UiStVI
difference «•[ jioetines = lialince of
jiwtings t ’cfH. ftirr-sfVTy
difference of roots MatK. tpl^stRlt
Jifferenee of sea rsljrt-^
differences of temperatures QNI^'i

ell’s %

difference lone Jcmsfics wof'TtT
different adj WW, ePR, nW
di'tinct BlitV> Uttil
separste *lf H
X arious Wbr, RIBT
mKrellaaeous
different branches pni
different column Cons, pnf KTST
different combination Stufiitics fv*'

different fraction spb f«rv
different groups fm
differentia l^ie n.

differentiable adj, ilaih-
differentia) n 1 3Taeh. fim m

2 siatk. srrrB n.

3 (a distiognishing featnra or qnsn-
titp, a diflerentiatinj trait or
amoont) wlA m.

4 Cemn on Carritrs (a difference
between the rates over two routes
to the same point, or between the
rates over routes to two different
points competing lot the same
tnfnc) ITBsst A.

5 5f*, fiT« ,

differestisl 4.U* 1 (reUti*“' to diffe*
renee) ^

2 hndicatiDg difference) ^ HtH (-tT)

3 (cresting adifferenee)^Rf*Tll (JTl)

4 (constituting a dilferesce)

6 (dislioguishiog) Vre

6 (relating to a diflereotia))
differential aberralion Js(rc"i.*tB7R.

differential adsorption (sdrctire ocl*
sorjition of d> estuffs)
differeniu) rage duConio&itc fHB«.
BITT

differential calculus
differential casing JhIoiuovjIc fiTW.
•fTTR

diffcrcDtial chain block =>differeD-
tial pulley J/oiA fSBX trufl
diflercatial eocffiiicnt ^ath «rx€Tt.

differential contraction fttf (ritBit
differential duties Fcea. Rrw
differential «]nat(uo JifitJt. anmr.

differeniiil rspansioo (sT* frFtnt

differential ffoitation Ore-dresnag

r»Ttr*

differential geometry
differential gradient ^oc.'
differential oxidation process
dlt®! (tBT

differential pulley cjliffcrential chain
block

differenual rate Cammen Carriers

differential reduction (sclrctire r<>
(iiiCtiostbx metals of onecomponeot
la X mixture) 5*BTBgTHB
differential refraction JjtroA.
gntpt

differential rule }Iaeh. ftnr^ firm
differential staining Bet-
differential steam calorimeter JTBIXB
ir^BKTB

differential strength finm Bt sw

differentiil tax fim

differen tial the ory (of profit) Eton.

fww:

differential theruonseter (for u.
dusting diSereuee in tempentors*
ftT&TtlWA

differentiate ti. 1 ^ CHI.pJi Bmi.

differenbsted irfTW

differcaualion 1 n., ^

CTRI

2 ^n(A. n.

3 FaycAoJ. fimrr, n.

differentiation of market Fcoa

n^TT

differroliaXion of sex
different laierpreiaiions ftmt fiTT
stD;

different order fimt sn^
different ty|>es and different makes
fiiKt BBTt «1t r*mt fimhr
difficult adj Bftrr, -^Ab,

S^rcB Uee ec.mrle')

difbcult and extraordinary (u,D case}
Bfrt smrjTm
difficult lalniur Ue I- BIT
difficuhU a i ailable
y g isq

difbeiilllj soluble C’Acmi. jfcItB
djfCculiy BfeBxi. jsTar.

JCtTBI, T tmVTT fxg

difficult; experienced

510

diffitalein

oiistacle WMI
impediment erTTTCt
difficulif experienced *Eiif

diffidence errSHTW ft-

dif6uetit fldy. (texdiU fioxiiog extey
or dissolrinS) *TTt41 (

XtiiSufu Zool liiM »n otoi.H *Viei\ td
cemented tend griins)

srxrfa

U pTriformis C»tTr3*T«
difform od^ (ifte jfuUr) *ifd9Rt (
diffraction Phyi 1 Wldn «»

9 (bending spR of * r»j of light as
It atnkea the edge of an object)
mPT n (i'% at the edge)
diffraction formula tirntri ^
diffractiou grating tctil't ffd ft
diffraction pattern rvid'l *1?^
diffraction aperiroscope Phyi a^rirfl

imwfra

diffraction apectrum frmf^

diffractive ed] (that prodticex diScae*
tioo) xilWdW

diStacttveaett f

diffractometer Phy$ WWfltTPt m
diSusAe Cham n
diffuse ail 1

3 Cham. SHT .JT^

S J/ad Ran

diffuse ci Cham awn.ff?nT«T
diffuse blue luaiarsrence sfttf
wim

diffused odj Rtlffi spin^tr
diffused light ir^ Kvnr
diffused reflection Phyi STTI^i
diffuse placenta Zool aitT}
diffuse porous adj Pot (when the
vessels are scattered uniforml)'
throughout)

diffuse porous « ood RVf’T fimss
diSuier URtW m
diffuse reflection tnjl RTHW
diffuse aencs fet lines in a apectrum)
Rsftartwi

diffi&M stsTO jjaj tjsjs VWa
diffuse thickening pet Ra{y

(iStUao I OIC)
diffusible form ZooL RSTld FT
diffuiiometer gif fhtllH m
diffusion j (m a general aenae) RDTst

2i'hri.Cham.R>f^/

diffusion air pump gtifil
diffj'ion analysis

diffusion Latienr Sayar Rt{%

diffusion battery tysteoi tnffll-ais^

Rlfir

tliffiuion bulb
diffusion cell
diSutiua citclea il*{&
diffusioB constant inid fnrrre
diSuimn gradient fiot
diffusion taw ffS{fi{-flTgq
diffusion of gas apparatos
snftg

diffusion pTDtessgtifo-fgqi
diffusion shell tr^ft.an^f4T
diffusion theory (of taxation) Ecen

diffusiie u<f^. RBift (4^)
diffusivilv PAviiMtCheia STnfHt/.
diffusorei diffuser

diffuius Bat- Tax R^R
diAuor-, diSuoro* Che*n. fifftn*
difluor b<oaeae*fxffm*H$TR
difluor^diehloro meihaoe f^STTR f)k*

di fluorene Chesn «lit»R
difluotemUne Chem. n

difluonJe Chen, frnfnfsi
diff noro.. diflnofChem. fi»TW
diform} ) Chem- ^STRF n.

D 1 0. 1 (Depot} lospeclor CeaersI)

9 'Deputy Inspector General of
Police) enx.w. (wirl^ TT-nf ift^)
digit <m.

excavate TmRx.m)<RT
digallic seid Checs. etW

digasine muscle Jnat (flesh) at each
end) rgSlAF Vtft

f) f f'p, iDepoly Inapeetof Ge-

neral of Police, Cnma and PaiU
wt>») WXW.asli. (itit^ TT-RTT*
amre wet (hr)

Digrna ZoA TUPSt vm tn
digenesif f,el T^Xgn «
digeoelie ad/ Dio) flwflF
digenic reprodnctioD (sexual repro-
duction)

digenj (sexual teprodaction)

Digera Bol. srTvR'TTJl-RRrfif

D ariensis hiritr WieWlt^g (B>
M VTRtf'jy)

digest n. (a eoapeDdiuro, esp. of
laws) ^RTTm-
digest rt 1 RTRR, RRl-n
9 Ctm. (to soften by heat and
moisture) R^, RTRR
digested adj- RlPifl
digester 1 (that aids digestion) Rl^

3 (a strong closed vessel in which
substance* may be heated under
pressure--) RlftfR *

digestibility TTXRSr/.

digestible eJ/. RT<R
digestible protein RH^ RhjfirR
digesliOg shelf Chem. RTRR ftWTR
digestion ;wR. RWR »
digestion apparatus, Kjeldahl Chem.
(for determmiag the amount of
nitrogen tjnft or tmmoai* finRfft)
RlfhR SI

digestive Af; R!W»,RT^(tH)
digestive hisenti riw gag}
digesiiie ferscDt Riw« ft«R. rtO

digestive fluid Rm* yt, RTsf) ft

digestitejuicetrmra

digestive organ RwRtn
digeiitee passage Rwwirr^
digestive see Dot. RTwr-T^
digestive system Rwi|.(tgfif, R wi rfi l .

digestive tract dast- RRR-Rrr
digest of general dianes (pR, 190)
enRTVR-^df^^-RRfeWI
digging and sucking at road tide
RT »>>TR1 eftt wgi RlwRI

digging or moving (aarth) rO^RI RtRRI
CTRT

digifolin Chem. (a aolution of gin-
cotidea from digitaUi leaves) et^^
f.

digipoien Chrm, (a mixture of glu-
eosi&ea from di;itoht leaves) RH}*

digit 1 drtron. TTPl m.
ajfolh (Sgurs)if<n.

9 (three-fourtbi of an inch) eff]!*

digital (feathers) Tix^. ai'i^V
digiUtein Phom. efjwftRm

diffiUlisaiun 511 diindogen

di^ilati^cnin Cltf’t- /.

•Jipitalm C/im. /■

ainorj>hoii« digitalia (TTr^TT

rruil« diptalm ifijaft!

cnslallme cli-ililin
Irue di'italm R77

dijiitalii (so iiaiiiftl from its finger-
sliapevl eorolli) Pfiariu n

Digitalis ifct »i3««-tr3Tf9
digitalis folmm = digitalis lest
PAnnii

digitalis group

digitalis loaf p/uirm

digitalis ponder

digitalis linrtiire

digitalose Chem *»•

digital redurtinn fret dyin PR

digitate tiiij 1 P<.'t (having fingers)

2 Valh

digitato-pinnate Dot

Digitigrada ToW-

sligitigraiie Zoci (naUing upon the
digits) trfU^tTTft (-Tl.) w.
sligiligradism irtrf sijfe^lfhrt/.
d I p 1 0 ge n 1 iitft jsnft /.
digitonm CAeiit. (a glneosule (ounu
in digitalis) sitprf^J/.
digilosigenin CUm.
digiloxia (ifigitalis+fo/in) CAeni.

digitosose |(fiji;ozin+-Me) CAem. dtj-
Wt 3 h.

digliiroside CAe>'s-*ftw3lW «•
digijrcende CAeM. fs.

diglvcerin CAeni-
diglycol Cfieo. in.

diglvcoll-amic »fiJ CArwi.

dIg^y«t^l\ amide a-oliyiTide CJwns.5^.

digljrcoiric aeid Chen Km

diglycollic anhjdride 'tgst sra

diglvcollide CArni. n

dignified nd/ stftwittiw

dign tary iVtldlO, r=ft ( XX) tn-

dignity sifbn ( «T^) f*i,. itir^ ts-
digoxigenia Chen. sA^IjnJnrfs f,
digosiD CAm. sljftfis/.
digreu rb. Rim*3| (deviate)

Qi-ii. KtK Ini'll

de> late

digres-ion X fa^sid n.

2 istreis i»-

dihalideCAnn «.

dihalo- CAfta.'fic*!^'

dihaingen CAem fi'ftpti «
dihedral angle SfulA. fj^St Sfbt
dihetagonal nd/- Crgtt

d ahematiog Crysf. STvj-

(bt

d dipt ramidal Crpst. fij*

*

d equatorial (^rpst
d jiolar Crjst

d. pyramidal Crfil ftrpV’l
dihetvl CAexi n

diliylind fitol ni

dihvbnd ratio Diet
dihydf-.dihydro-iAeui
dihydracryl-amie aeid CAem. ^7^-

dihvilracrylte arid CAomi ft

dihidraaol CAe»i
dihvdrale CAem 0(7^17 n-
diliydrated od^

di.hydrasone Chen fx*7Trtl9T
dihydricody

diliydric alcohol 5^f

dilivdride CAem. n.

dibydro-CAnn fS-7T*

dihyJroamliraceiie
dihydro-benieoe
dihydro-broniide Ij-TX’jt’t
dihydro-buiene
diliTdro-rartone Tx-tX tnftn
dihydro-rbolesterol rj-TX-^WT
diliydro eodeioooe (dicodide) Ht'Tt'

iAvsdio-cymeTie Tx 7^ I’rAr'tl
dihydrogeo Caem. ^ 754^
dihydrogeo sodium phmphale f^.

dihydro hydroxy eodeinoae fjf tt-
7XjlTr**ft7l

dihydrol CAr*n.fX-7P is.

dihvdro InSidiaefx-TX jJ'WtiftCl

dihydro-morphine TXJnft^
difaydrc^morphiDooe
dthydro-Baphtlialeae
dihydro'Bicoline^-TX'Vnrffl

dihydro-peDUne fx-TX^tls:^
dihidro-jiropene

dihtdro-qiiiDjzoIine fx-TX'fis^lUdfl
dihydro-i^uioolioe fx-T^ftsT^
dihrdro-resorcinol tnOH

dihjdro-tachv-sterol^oirf. fX-TX-*tig'

dilmlroxiniicacidf;iefii.fx-^T®Tftfit¥

STT^S

dihtilroxy- CAeiii fV'TptTT
dihtdroxy-acetic acid fx
way

dihydrost acetone fj

dih) dro\y.alcohol 3{4[i §77

dihydro\).antItra qiimone fx-TX^TT--

ftsrftsnr

dihjdrosj.beDZOie aeid fx 4^411'

diht droty-benzo'phenone fx 4*41^'

dihvdrotv<innani>r acid fx*d?jlH»
XTtjftfir® <n?t

dilitilroxt'CoJeioone fx-j^dii-aTtSl
diht dros) 'disulphonic acid rx-S^dll'
snH

dihydroxt 'fluorr'ceia fif-TXait'
Sl^

di-htdro\tl CAon. ft'XX^nwt
dihydrotyl-aniine fX'TiptITW'firfft
dihydmtti nicotine fjf-7XaWf'1TO'

dihtdroxy-naphthalene (alpha, am-
phi t ana-, beta-> epi-, Lata , pen-i
pros ) fx*7X»tt*7^ttsij ,

, snrA . wft., ft., ^fr., stfir )
dihydroay.palmitic acid fX'TpTTt'
nllVu WT3t

diht Jrotj .phlhalo-phcnoDe fit-TXTIt*
dihtdroty .propionic acid fx-TpOT'

dihydrwy stearic acid fx-T^BIT-B^ni'

dihydroty-succiDie acid fl'TXTIT'
snsT

dihyihoty.uraal (nr. + oeid + -jf)
fx 4S.4H

di-imu'c CAct.!. ft ftfl^
di'imioe Cfiein
diimino. C/ioa.ftftft’ft.
diimiao.hydraxiDe fxftflndtxxrfl^t
diindogen CAens. fxft^l^rrt n-

diindyl

512

dilute

<lnn<M^<)>nJTl Clirm n

Cf Iiiin<I«l n

diineCA^-u fs^l/

diioi]*, diiodo* Oi^n ^7^?
diiud-acTtie tcid fja »3 *r*®

diioit>ac(t>t«n« fjaij
diiod litdnnc Tft

di'iodiJe Che i»

diioJo , diiod
diiodo benrcDC C^»i
diiodoeoiia Ciuvi, f I Rl /
diiodororm P/inrm 0^»3393 n
diiodotartinc acid aror

diiod ty ro«ine fjatj
dii»ilogcnC;Kni fjitaVT’l ni
diiiatogen ketone fid-fWJM ^ITT
di U9 ain)l Ckein fjJMmF
di 110 ani>l amine f;->T <r*T7 frefl
di-uo-amtl ketone fjJ!t4f*T7 ?h»5T
dwio-butil CAem fi-»t
di-ito-bultl amine fi.*l ^TB
di iis'bui'l keinne Bttn

di'it^indulo-'jiiiD oxalioe CAeni flT*
*t r^Ttr fnlift
di-ito Diiro'o inetbolpetOTide e/ann

dfiio propen^l CAetn

dfiio propjtl Cftetit aJw

dike 1 (ft diteht ft ehannal (or tatter
made by digging) <ii%/ ■ lirf

3 (ft bftsk o( earth (hrotia ap liom
ft dit«h) vrai (aocient word))

BTB n, wn

9 (7(o] (ft tabalar bod) etignaoaj
toek that baa been injected while
molten into haaure— Web Nertical
irtraiion o< lata) f (Germ

PVtienoder}

4 (rock)fttftt/
dike tKarms Grol
diketene frT*»»Ven

diketo* them, (denotee the pretence
of two ketonogroupt)
diketo-betameth]'IeDef]pdl
dikelo hyJnndene
diketone them Trsflfn /
dikrlo penthuaoline CW Tiaft

2:5 dileto-piperaaine fintT-ttftBl.

diketo-parine Chem. ftnl CtTdt
dJkrto-uUaoLtline Chem fnTfeniWl

diketo-trimetliyl-piiRBe Ciem. fltfl*

raal^B

dilarttfflie ftcid Clkem. (x^tqfafktr*

»nw

dilactie leid Chon. irm

dilambdodottt eAj Zeelm (baeiog two
\ ahapedtrantTerMridgee)B3<A>

^ .

dilapidated condrton aflei^awT
dilapidition jOiiUkII/*
delenoraltoa aiaciH
impurmpnt

devaitauon aJI|4l

deiolatioo edfl
ravage retif?

dilaunt n PIpt 1 (fiuid m ft ditato*
meter) affttBW «i-
3 (capable of eipaetion) ft

dilatant ad/ e c ftiWBy . •rRnmfl (^s^)
diUtite sdilaied

dilatation ftroiT*!

ft (aa>el the eye)
dilate ad>.«*dilated
dilate eft irfinBfB.
dilated ad) erftf^
diitter dilator
dlllllOOaadlielatlOB
dilaliOQ of ccrTtft Jfed
arftTfBtT*!
dilttiTCad)

diliiomeier PApa etfhtst'uiuiB m>
diUiometne mctliod eiflitni'nffldlit

dilitoraetry PA|ra CAcm Bf*tT7T*l-

dililor J etRtrarvm.

3 iled . doer etfwWH tp m.
dilalanneee OBaftftlRm /.
dilator oarie Anal BWliilMlf* m*
dilator pupiUae OpAlAalmof tUTT*

fkront »*.

dilatory adj fteiW P tft (4^)
dilatory JefeDCT/^ui ftwWftiaariT r T
dilatory molioo Pari. Prftcfiee l«rvw
BlflTOTf

dilatory plea Lav ft p t ft ft l O tnTCTB
dilatory taetiea I'ifitptiA wiS
dilandiJe C*«-a.
dilemma £opte IHUl'tiw /,
eomplea diUaioa
coniirBCtive dllc m ma a i yp p HT

dWVHIVI

dealructiTC dilemma B HWi n it%

aimple dilemma btb TWffprfvf
dilevulinic acid Chetn f g fbftfl rt anw
diligence 1 aT\-^TOm m . *f&Tn /.

3 Lav (attention and eare required
of ft person in ft given aitaatioo)
wftewi / {ta attention)
diliyroce and good faith Law
tftlr

diligent ad) 1 wmtntft (4\),

2 Lav tntWl (-rti)
ind'ustrious TOjft, TOuftw
laliorioue

diligently and efficiently a ttqPH i T

diligently and faithfully wv^srv tftr

diligent aearth Law «ts)pvi

(id«uneacid(d,. + J,Jhie+iir»e) CAeni.
UBylttlgC

Ddivana ilicifolii m Aeanthua ilidi«
foliBi Sal.

diU 2«aBethti»B«nethi fnetnav
dill fruit Pham,

3 (Pmcedonvea propwletif)

/ (B,kL)

dill eup m PaDODCutua arveaiii
ntiflaBq n.

Dilleclt Sol. Bwfil
D aogniia wgun qr
D anreitu-taa^

D tndica ttmteB-anm (B Jf AI )

D peDtag>'' tD, anguiu
D piIoaawD. augniti
D pulchemmt (p^lekemma 'moet
beastiful’) ftf-twn
D ipecioia^D indica
Dilleoiteeae Bet. ttvpi fpt n
dill fnaitwdill PAarm.
dill oil PmjfeTO^ei
dill water-aqua anelhi Tift-

ddly (Praredonuei prareelriu) gjftm

/(B.M) a

diluent 1 mpm

3 Pinal PolAoIi (tha component of
aapray or d net that lerraatoradnen
tba eooeentratioa e( Iba activn
eomponent) m.
iHiiueJf 1 apf

dilute

513

dimethyl-hydantoin

2 Chefn I Pharm

.Jilicie tI> *r^, *f*T
ililulp and C/i/n WT5
dilute and drinks an? 'PI
dilute cutlure ^ot
diluted n,?j Chroi wafaftr!, jriH’
diluted alcohol mfitfilS ^75
diluted Indrohromic acidtrf'^7?-
rTi* an«s

diluted perelilonc acid
sflftT an?

diluted -cuage *rp?7

sr?t TPil

diluted sulphuric acid JTf»77

an?

dilute pljcerinc

dilute hydroliromic acid=anduin
li)dcolifoinicum dilututn jts» T?«

jTlIf

dilute hydrochloric aeids»aeidum
hydrochloTicum dilulum ^

dilute htdroeyamc acid = indum
liydroeyanicum dilulum jnt
^qifu4> an?

dilute nitric aeidMieidum nitricura
dilutum nfT* an?
dilute nttrohydrochloric acid »
■eidum Bitrohydrocliloricum dilu.
turn *I?t an?

dilute Diitrieot aolution Sot,

U>it? rst?7sr

dilute phosphoric and ■> aridum
phosphoricum dilutum Rs;

•i

dilute saline solution TF^ ft?77
dilute solution ft?anf

dilute solution of ammoniuni aee.
tate Es liquor ammonii aeelatis
ditutu$i=minderrrus spirit XF*
fimj llV>7

dilute sulphuric andsanJuin soN
phurmim dilulum JF^

?x?

dilution Chfn. H'X-t, arffjiww ».

neat of dilution styrnant-^tcm
dilution law atyfinm-ftTR
dilution ratio aryflnni-argTrT
dilution rule mfinni r<teH
dilution tube tnfiram <tt?
dilnior CXom, Xf^fen. arr fewftBt (

XI

dilutum— dilute aJj. Pharvt, Xt^
Dituaiil perlod=Huinai> period =
recent i>criod Gect 3*^

dilttMon Lou. n

dun (fi ifnlFHoAr/n XF^
dimalonie acid CAem
«t7?

dimension 1 (amt/

3 Ah m
3 (sire) Tftxini «

four dimensions ffRT.

fTWt?

three dimension* ft ftxn, ftxiT'77
dimensional oAj ftin 77
dimensional diagram Sldtistm ftm.

dimensional er|naiion Chm ^71'
XTjfrtn, 7R xrflm
dimension line Suytn ftTJ I7>
tlimen«ions lalde
dimer CAm flTHlm
dimer elilonde ^HRfxftlR
dimereur*ammonium C/icm TsttIT-

<limercur«amm«niumcMoride f^TTTX*

dimercur»8mmomum oxide
ft'n5»l>7

dimereun ammonium adi me rcu r.

ammonium
dimercurion CArm.
dimercurou«>amm«mum CAem Hc*
TFTt Rrari^

dimeric od; CArm fsTtfttB
direenialion Chftn. fjpiTT? n
di-merous Pdf fj-are^
dimer oxide tSwi? 7^7
di.raeso- ^•xnaj.

dimeso-per-iodic atid CAem. frXFTjfff-
sf>f< an?

dimrtaHie 4i(0 CAfm. ^WlPt*
dimetbarnic and m dimethylaeelie
acid

dimethano. CAem.
diRiethaoo>anlbracen«

dimethano-naphlhaleoe

dimethoxalic acid CAem.

dtmeihoxy. CAem rjnlT*!!*
d.<aiech«l

d -elhane fjt3t77TT-^^»7
d •phthal-aldehydic acid fjaffSF*
agW-gtg^ aix?
dimeth}! CAem. n.

d.oceul

d acetamide FiUtC's' 57f5t#7
d 8cetaniido.dichloridc
gFf>%7-fS5f)t7
d .Acetic acid frat5?-gft? »ri?
d .acetylene

d -ally lene f^'VT?-?ig='^?r
<1 .amine fxsl^?-fWV
d .aminoazohcnxene fj7l7?-f?yt7a-

il .aminojzolienzene.sulphonic acid
xn?

d .amino.hcnzil rhodanme

d .aminobenzene
d .xniline

d -aniline orange Cel I«ii Ocnt??.
•riel) TTFr

d.-aniline-sulphODic and

wx?

d .aniliraceDc lr7>?r-fir«lfJFtr
d irsemc acid Tlffl?? *l7t(?t(i

d arsme fjjjyy? ifift
d at*inie and xrx9{

d arsenate fxatT5f ®r7rfll7
d b«nxene1Vll^-’^r»7
d benroie acid fyufif? '^Rr? xrx?
d beryllium

d bromo aeetyl hromide
5ng7?^7
d .cadmium rist^.geUTtJ
d carbinol (iul^iGl7
d carbonate

d >cycloociadieoe f y g)e ? 7*1T.
5)»7

ph^atztRe

ftfs%7 FfH?

d .diethyl tin 73

d ether fxBtT® Tg
d ethyl.amiDe 7g?-f?r?p)

d cthylcarbiDol fjot??
d .ethylene
d .elhyl.methane

d. glyoxime 7tTf^

d.-hexane

d..hydantoin ft : ul^? . j^nr Sr

dimethyl'hyiitzlha

SI4

dinttr-amidO'bAnzoIe acid

d -ludriiiae
d -U'draione fjar^rt
d>livdro\) bcoaene •ulj'lioa
(thllutrin

d. k«leoe

d. Lftone tin>^ rffWl
d milonue

d maJpiHC ejier T^aVsTTfif*

d. mercory rjlIt^S 7ITT
d. n«|ihtha!eDe fjaV^tS
d mtrosainine
d oclane fjatrww^l^
d orange Co/ Ind ftaVTWwrtiT

d -oxalne fra>^
d oxjinide fllTTW
d nxvquiDiaiDeaiDtipjriDe
d phenol

d pbenxlene diamine yiT-

d phenxleae diaiinne hxjrorlilo
Tidefiat?? ynlta^
d pheaxlene>i)iaiii>n« *ul|>liii« f;

ijww

d j'ho'i'liine fj81<« WtWI
d |ilio«pliiiiic auJ

r«v«(«s

d |>lio*plionc and
aOae

<S iii|>eraain tariraie fx^ffnrrtl
ififi wT»a1a
d iiiiieridtiuiuiu iodide

d^prepylrvl'inol aJrwiSrr

d projijil inelhane hJN

d^pTraaine 5«ifrft4>

d ji»raao1eftfl'rTrJI«4l^
d j'Trrole fgaf^
d..«ilicane fisVp*
d lulpliale fr>V4«
d_(ul|’hine fiat^W
d •iil|diinic and Txat^lft^W
an9

d nilphone fialTW?W*C
d .lulpWurea fia\'{« fiiC
d-thetine (a blend of Uiio and
btUine) •T«nTA<t

d^thiopheo ftaVr*
d.nreaf^aV^filt
d aaatliioe rjfffyw

d yeliou

dmietliylene CAeui

diiiiediylene-dMBiinefjA^^TV
dimelliylene imine^^^aq
diiiieiliyleiic oxide TiVl

diniethylene *ulphide
dimetkylene lri*ulptiide Q[al5&*fl-

di'2Re(hx)ioeCAea( ^•KtX’ft
dinietrip CrptI »lelragonal
Dinietrodon Pofeoafot. (it «aa on* of
tbn moat eoimnon animate in tho
Texas Permian, where it naa the
largest and most poneiful of earni
\ ores-Bomer p 221} tr<r2»<T ffsnPt
diniinidtirt atlSPra, 4*T
tfWT

3 1 1 K*n, nm. «it

t (as, a disease) dUlHd
. ..liiej euxtlin. cifin
jfqn. CT
diinintdieil iniaje
iliuiinidied saliie Coe* KTTtffMSf
dimiiichio; w; antral <t^)
diniiochiii; erxl 1 fsu Wfln^yfW^
ll■n■■ol•hln■• demand MKTAl wfilvnB
diiiiiiiidiiiij grors or ust rrtaiiou
«T«F wini »(»»«

diminidiiog mimlicr nifiiO Awi
diimni-hiu; poiOl Mttl'n fte;
d iiiiiiiisliiug pro hull! eiicrt X.-on.

wrr*(» TntfT«n

iliinint'hing return snc''^ ifyiv
ifimmidung uiilny K;?t*ftTTa>r«t^
•hnnmilniii stttllR air(>t^ n ■

aiijirr 5M fit tiTH
diininnlioD s>( *«l«me afiwi ST*!
ilmiming hstils ffWit tta^

dimorphic o //

2 BrI flF^

dinuirpUi-m B of frFTSI/.

jK)l)morphi*iii JTFTtI
Diniorplioiloo P.ifeoatof

tnifft

Dimnrpliograpfua Zect.

mrrft

dimorphooam}/

dioiorphont maeole tle>l (in Iep<
rosy) 4MV4'f Wt*tir4«t
dimple V^i^M

Dimyina Zad. (with two Uyert of
&iuacatarfibr«s-rn. 1

mnft

ilinaphlli . ilinaplitha . dinapbiho.
Chm, fx -3^

ilinapblliacriihnc C/iem flsWftfl /.
ihoaplilbacridone Chm ^?Wrm/.
ill nipblh antbracene C/ieiu. tX 3^r"t.
H5n*l**t

dinaphthaime CAem a^iwrJla) /.
dinajihthci , dinaphth C/iem rjTW-
dinaphlho fliiorene Chtm. tj tW.
WTTIwt

ili-naphlhol nie”! (xtAft

dinaphtho thi-anlhreneC/ien

nsxi(yni»^

dinaphtho santbene C/ie<»-

dinaplithsl Chm w.

il mercury 7WTW fftTT

it •methane bH)*^

■1 -lulphone fy zfTTfi SJfWI
d -tinrSTStTFI^S
ilinaphlhilene C/ietii tV 4^lH>q n,
il mrlhane ft T^tTr*^ ffrfW
d .ihiophrn ft ywrjrav-rpiJXaT^
dmarrhy (a gorernmant bj two
riilera)

dindle 1 (SoiicAoi itrieiitir)

(Mar)

i IToraznrum c^cinrtJf)
dindjlailiindil

ihnencnd^ fd» + Qk neret ‘lifiiiul )

PAya VwfiT!

Dine'e hygrometer pAyi ftirs?t try-
tartly

Dingier a preen Cel /iiff (a mixkure
of cbroniiiim pbospbate and cal*
eiiini phospbale)

diopo Zod (a dog rerr liwfcuefii#
■n.to sheep wf)) *tfl tl { T\) 11 .
dingy

ilarV and dingy sp^TITy
Dinichthyi Poteontof (Gk rfeiNoj'lem-
Me', ic/dAyi -tfU) »fWJtV4 tnrPt
ihnicolinie ecid Chrm. flWTtttftfT^

Dinidis Pa/eonlof (Gk i/ci nos ’terrible"
+ iltii "weasel ) rfittftn
dining car Bly *tT?TT wn. WJR Tpt.

at^-WR
dining room

dioitr>amida henxoic and CAm.
ft^-fta>a-xi*r» wmt

dinitianiUnB

SIS

Dioicorea bulbifara

dinitraoilinc Cliem- ^1*1**^*^ /•
dinhriie C\m- «•

dioitrilc Chtm. m.

dinitro. C/tm. fi;>CT*

d ••mido bf tiwnc
d.'anUine ft>rT
d -anvljne fluoidwtle
ST?rt7ft«T

d.jntbra>cbr 7 *ooedi*alpbonieicid

CeUInd

ai*S

d jiMbtaquiBone
d^naaldehyde fj;^
d..benz<oe

d..Lenzoic acid <fWr

d xblorobeozene ryj^l
d.xre»ol fipcr-ttfHf
d..gl)c*riof^JT3fi;
d glycerol
d..naphlhaIeoe
d .Bapbtbol

d .pbeoamic acid fx^?
d. pheool

d, pbeaylhydruine

d..niorctDol finv-itWT
d ^lieylic acid <tT«t

d..tbjciol fr>I^
d. toUene
d..xjleae
diiutTOto. Cbc<v
dimtroto.reaoicio Ccl. Ini.
ireiw

dioitroao rciorclnol 9^1*7

di nner 1 Ttl^irhrT »•

9 (a formal faaat id hoDoor of aoma
penon or erent) 7^^ m,
dinoer party tTht m>
dinner aerrice (PWDJI. 11.259) «rt-
^ n.

Dioobdella Piittmlol (Ok. deifiot
‘feirfuD *nJretJntif5r
Ihaobryon Diol.

D. aertularia

Dtaoceraa palKmUi. ^>tnjnrrft
D. mirabile aow

Dinocerata ZocC (the\ hare thrso
paira of bosy bom cores— Fn)=
Uiotaiherit m pL
DtDoaifellita Bid. in.jL

(Gk diiic* VhirliBf’

Dinopbilea Zool. « pi

Dinophilidae ^oof. «ra>>i il&iw n,
Dinophilua Zod. (inbabit aalt or
braelitb trater)

D taeiiiatus(}lL.(aeni(i(i<a‘atripped')

Dinopiuin dees '**iPijiaiC»
baa DO hallnx)

Dinornia Poteontof trsTfllft-SRIlfil
D. robuatua frnn^ nxTOrfi
Dinomitbea Zod tafl

CinoTUxtbidae Zed m.

Dioornitkifonnea (order) HXTdlf4 tm

dinaiaur tfbfRTJm

Dinoaauria Polraaiot (order) aOuHIZ-

diooiaurua

Diaotheriura gi'anteum Painntd.
JfJT

dinucleotide CArm fywtfttti
Dioelopbyme Poroiitol. JrtSWJmfit
D. reoale

Dioctopbymidae (a famih) tlffm*
dtTm

Dioctophymoidae (a toper tamilv
harm; a amacoltr ombralithle
burst) m

di-octyl C^m.f3rtmtn.
dKctyl acetic acidfyoTtr^fVvKTsr
diode •• keootroo v Fletoiog ealre

ri«. Orxn n

Diodoo Zed.

DiodoDtidae ^oof (yyas^m
dioeciouf ad/. Pot. (male aod female
OD different lodiTiduala) Haft’ll!,
( 7^) (C/ inoooeeioDtfl^’^)
dioectout plant (a plant btriDg
flanera of only one tex)

diofoTTnastcetyleoe dicUotide
diol^frlycol
.diol Chm. (if oi.
diolefioe Cte»o.fiftp t,0 /.
diolein Cliem. /.
DioihrdeaaiDiomrdu Zod. W tlH i g y.
SFlffl (‘fIW'55 albatroaa)

D. «suIaD*=waodenng albairott
tti’fi wxwiyi (et ie ei)
D.fuIiyiooeaBiooiy albatroaa

D. meJaoopbfy* (,t ,, ^,u,

brorcQuh-black. wings— CNH. IX.
65) FI9r?%7! aiSirlliiA
Diomcdeidae Zod. «5Wi3A-44T «.
Diomcdeioae m. {»*aiy

subfamily)

Diomedia«>Ciomedca

Dionaea

D. tnuacipoli (Venus's flytrap)
STHT^ tUffWl
diOD'diacid Ckrm SVI-S'^*^

Diooe djlrofl Ftj^TlTrf^ra.
.dioneCKrea • 7 ’Xtf
dionioe LArm yjlift/.

Dioon Pet (a genus of plant* haring
a somewhat conical trunk) 4Tf«n»*i-

unft

D. edula (ediilo 'eatable')

rarn

D spinulosum ^feZ5t tfrf^nr

Diophiyi Zoci 3^}?1® srarfj
diopside m. for

caleiuD. m for magneaiom,
S-fer'snvOA iihcate. W for
mineral)

dioptsae «i for HTl copper,

frt. lor silicate, Ai lor

mineral)

diopter, dioptre Optiti (amt of power
of a lens) /.
dioptncal region Zod,
dioptnotyBrefractirity
dioptric mediasttftacung media
Ophthalmol. FTltJ w.
dioptrics (deals with refraction 3*Iipt)

catoptrics (deals with reflection
7TrT(5t) FdtfSd)

diorile Pttrog (oompoaed essentially
of a Bodie plagioclase and

bomblende tlFPCF— J ohannaen,
Vi'eU) Or HTtRtl m
diortic gneiss &T:>ini5*l-lfl^>l
diorsellinic acid Chem. STTjr

dioscin Cfimi. (from tl roots of
Vioteorfa japontea)
diotcorra STT^C n.

Dioscorca Dot sn^-irwinf '

D. aculcata (jwe«t > am) *T3 stT^F
(Beng. srriTTS)

D alati tvir. gIobosa = D, globo*!
D.bulbifera (bulbbearing yam)
(Bisu aT<s;, M P. onj.

OioscoT«a d««iaona

Slfi dtphenyl-aiatne hjnirochlori<}«

Bin TT?^)

D daeinota=D IripbylU
D, globoti (globose ysm> cotnioon
yamihniapeii y»in) i

IL«^)

D. hiriuti (from J*t»)

D japonic* *Tig«

D oppotitifoliat^^P^*n^V(BiIu
por rfH'S)

D. peoliphyll* (kairan yam. Tiji
yam) (B.,U

H.'WP lanlo alu)

D. parpurc* (coJ ytm) yT9 «rsJ*

D ciuvtaD boIbiEera
D tnphylU (Ickses thrsa-folioUta
— B»jnJ ftr#

D. villoi* (mid y tm) CW Blfl*
Dioicoreaccae Eat Wr^'f’A n
diosconne Cktm {(tom tha ihizotnu
of Dieteorta hirttia ^-

/

dioicotoid Cfien ((tore tha root of
JJioiferM viWoao ^^3*)
diotaCbrm S^rj*! (e/biosa^
d 1 0 t m • (Gk dial Mirina'+oiaia
'odonr ) rfcorm m

d)Mn>«)ropirse CJtflu (frora Zheumo

diostnia CA<m ((tom Dieima erenata)
Itt***/

dioiphrnol (Ilians* + fMenti)
n

Zbospyro* Bo{

D taionlis = D cbcDum
D. burmanica nipt ft»5
D eaturicaoD cindoilean
D canJolleanz(tastabroiTn— Basil)
Vftdkx ftzj

D cblorosylon (wood jellowish
Stay— Tr 11 65tl <ft ff»5

D cordifoha sttS
D ebcnuoi (Cejion abonj .MsUbar
aboni) (WW? Pr»5 (ilW, Rt^TT)
D ebntioides fyij (Cfirtlm

D emliryo|i«fri»-«D pcrcgnns
' D LaVi amhi fyaj
D knmi (isbra-nood * vary
bandsom* rarisgstal «hony with
altrrsating atrsaka of black aod
Cray— Tr. ILUS) tlfbrn Pn^

D. lotos (bark roocb-Dasu)

Ptsj

D melsnoayloa (Cbiomanlol eho-
nj, MalaW obony) VUPPJ
(B .M.

O nonlana = mottled ebony (^>
Ptȣ(nin

D. psDicttbu (barb amootb— Baan)

firTi»rr«&5j

D peregnn* (naer ebony) RTJTRT
fffS5(Ba*»PK«,MW. Baa.
Bin ?P5 Tel

I). 4)oaeaita (yields calamaodar
stood) jaanrfs ft *3
D tomeotot*=D melanoxylen
diothtne Chm- (pipetidiiia.ptepan^
dial diphenyl srotbaoe) u(las<l*H
fi (ilR«l ..fiRftm)

Diotooardia 2<iot (heart baa two aori-
ctee) rTfit*T-«3::ai «•
dioxidiene C\em n.

dioisn Chen

dioxiaise Chem. f

diotatole Che<n /

dioxdiatint Cbm /.

dioxditrole CAem fjpnfiWTift /.
dioxide Cbm ».

dioxime Cbm. a

•dioxin Cbm 'Wuftt /

dlOModva* Cbm /

dioxineCoI /od.Jjftuft/.
dioxogenCbm (abraivlof hydrotseo
peroxide) ».

diaxebaCbm o

dioxole Cbm ftttlTi /
dioxtnsiiiie Cbm fiai’Tsftft /
dfoxp'Cbm liaJk*
d.'enthraceoe fcwt
d .aDlbraiiolmd •aolbrarobiofi^m*

d .di*ioino*ertciio-b«oicne-raelliy-
IroC'Salpharou* acid fiTtlT*

Vt'0'*
d -elhyleoe ll*n

d Boropisoic acidmd phlhitalde*
hsdic scmI

d •pbeasl'*liniiie'rJ^int-X^R WI^O
d •pblhal aldehrdic acid I^VTt*
xtwi

d qniiwtifae ftwt ftrcrfl
d -rabiB Cot /ad
d 'irtraiotic acid

«*«

O-xantlione (l^nt-^ST
diozonute f‘{Uillf'’fP
11 I P ( Director of loformation
and ralilicity ) ^ H. ^ (q,t^ IW
Btr'-ll

dip 1 Forfsim. GepL /„ gm

declination (^ft
3 Phri =dipaf!he needfe arfir-
ttffr /.

dip cS. nifq, ftlHM, tmT?T.

dipalmilale CAcm n

dipslmitin Cbm ftrtnft /
dip angle = iocIiaation angle Phyt.

djpara-anisyl.phrneisl giianidine
fiTO trt

dip circle pjj,, *tf«ilf5-qw

dipeateoe c/iem

dipenlene glycol
dipeptide Cbm Tjqi^q n.
dipeulousflifj. i5o{ ftrsi
dip fault Geel »rfk«lflr ftthi
diphenaiDic acid Cbm
■W

diphenaolhracndine Cbm. ftT^-

ftrflA/

diphenale Cbm n

diphenaxyl Cbm «.

diphene blue bate Csf fiid. OtR*»
5(t5l ifts

diplu-nic acid Cbm fstVif*n« «nw
djpbenic aobydride HBSt

dipLcnicle Cftem rn*nr n
dipbrn'imide C/icm.
diphenof Cbm ^THf^ "•
djpheoo-quiDune Cbm OtT^-fnrn
diphenyl CAem. f?T*W n

d .acetic acid «t*

d. arclDoilrile

*1 acetylene
tl amine

d amine black CoJ /nd. fTT**
RrA *im

damme bine' ipint toluble Cel.

/ad ftr**
d amine clilorarsine

dttHl

d.amiDe hyilrohromide fixAw-
d amine hyilrocliloride

diplitnyl'azaine orange S17 Diphyllobothxiuzn

A amine oran*e Col. Ind
ferii srm

cl^mine lulphate * *1^ < ■il

d jmiD<*.<n1ph-<mde

d. aniline
d -iwhrone
J T/elwen* tpsar

c!_ten)ri.linc flT^-^TO
.] l,rni» Uoltam fjTfH'-’ir’?*

d. Lb. k Us* Col In I fjT^ CP?

•ft?

d fcbfk <il Cel Ind ^

d LlaeCJ Ini
d lluebUckCoJ hd

. .

d bnllunt Hoe Cel In ? TST’rw

dflrown Cel Ini fitT** ^
d earbam'l eHnriHe fjx*^

ftrr^ sWt

d rarLariilefTTTt'' wnrflt^
d. fitbarone frrr-' wnrfm
d rafhnnlfn^>^*4r»n
d catrrliine C«I Ini

•ifrft

il^lilnrariine fjTJ^^rfrrrft
d. (Idonne yalloH CM Ind
jfrrrft

d chnrioiae CflMft/
d eilronine Cel. In 1.
d^mnariine

d. deep blatk Cel. Ind. fj^slw tnT
CP'

d deep Hue Cd Ind fSTT^

STPI

d. diicetilene

d. dicarU\»lic anil J’PTTIT-

ferwre

d .dielh'Iene f3^!l"-p;^y
d ^likelooe fxxsT* feini’n
d dinietlul-elliane -e TI^TT^-

d. dll an •oil "melhare
cL^nilujnilojlilijdro triazole ^•
fj Tt *TITT

J -ethane

d .ether fxX5T’'Tl

d ellijlene TJ’*'!

d fa*tl.b.L CclM flX^

CP^

d fait blue Cot Ind. fWT

^Rt

d fait iirtrdeaut CoL lint
fri? efirre

d fail brown Cflf /ftd.

CW

d fait grer Col Ind S fm

H5T

d fail red f of Ind fx^ gc fa TT m
d fail 1 u.lel Cof In I fy^sW- ftCT

d fan >fll.>w Cof Ind

d freenCof fnd'frrri^p'r
d puani l»n< ’ ^'ST’fl

d hvilraiiiic TTrfrft

d -hidraiooe
d imide

d Indian bloeCvf Ind
tftc

d -Letooe

d mebsiStne sd -enjoiJise
d -itKlhanesd ditanff^tjc ai^PJ
d -nitrojeoftTn^ ^9lf|
d o<-tin 2 7-*Uooc fx^rr^-wP^ra*
'-►XT*

•I ofan;e i of In I fn^’ irfn

d -peniidienone
d. phwpliinc

d.-fnirpurine Cel Ind. fsv-l''- sfl*

^rfi

d red Cof In.1

d red brown i el Ind Xn-

WV

d -luljlude^X^*^-?!^^

d-iuijdtonr
d •irtrakrione
d -irlraketoainie

d -lelrajmefjwsrS'C^HH^
d lJnmafl3ri>iiefxx^->''4t'aAn

d -tbiniirea w

H •lr»jaoleTlT^»'-^act

d -trikffone ijxa* fcftf^
d -urea nT^" fo'

d ifdrttof lul
dipIienihieCrf^ »

diplienilene(/eti fj^r^aCn
d a< elir and

d diiueilnlenc frorx^rg

d. diotide fj JHg

d, diplienjl-elhtlene fjejiJait fj.

^yV»g

d. ether fjX^*«fTa
d. plrrollic acid
atrar

d. imide .‘I Pffiric

il. ketone fxxrfisc rftrn
d melUanc

d oxide

d oxxearbjnol fjxrr^xgrnrffric
d. phenyl-methane

d lulphide rp^

diphenylen imide C/irm

ftPnnr

dip hole firwrn fsx
diphole ping f-|if
dijihoigene C/«m fxrtra m-
diphoiphate Cfi««i ftHUf t?
dipliot-plienrl Chein fjHftT-X^C
diphoiphiJe Cfiem

diphojpho plyreric and Chm. fsWJ«

«n«

diplioiphone leiJ Chm, ftwiRw

diphthalj I CItm. fttj ft fU
diplitbena Jlf/if SC^T*tm,(?r? WtF)
(liar

diphtheria bacilUi iw g M -yrtig
diphtheria prophvlaetic smtlfT-rtc*
diphtheria twab trf'W-wWtpi
diphiboDg Oram ffSa^Ttm.
diphyrerral od;. ^oof. (haring tha
upper and lower portion* atiko or
nearly ao) HUHIlfe, HHUJ'a
Dipliiri ^enf (haring two awimming
belli) fjtn? UJIlf^

1) rampanulata i|iin»g
dipliilelic od;- Zed. (haring origin la
tno line* ot deece it— Hender*on)

poIipbyleitec^C
DiphyliJiidae ^onf. (a family haring
bilateral genital pores) CSTT^t*
^rErcrt m.

Dipliyli'bum Zed Trpnrcfft tTrft
Diphylbdea (scolex witli two pair* of
iueker*— ril 1 277) fj^-nei m.

I)i) livllotjoiliniiljc Zed. fjilioftll-

nj.

Dlphrllobotlirinni^ Dibothri^

diphyllu*

518

Dipneumonat

eepbtliii Zod ^<18 ftn-HiTlft
dipbyUot Sol~ Tax- (with two leires)

^pbyodoDt oif/ A*at
C/ inonophyodont(Ty^*T
^pby<MiQiit dentitioa Anat.

STT^w. c-c^

ApieeliBic »cid Clum
w*»

dipicrite Chem «•

dipieryl-amioe CAfni fi»3«
4\pip«ndyl CSkto w.

DipUcanthidae m

Dipl<C«Dthu9 Paleofttol
dipUsctic <k}; Bot (d< + Gk ptoiirCi-
bu ‘dispoted to Vkader ) fiw;*
dipliDctum Sot

DipIuiocoaU^aot («afaordero(ilntira)
Rj*ill JIIW m-

dipleidaicope iilreii (to initrument
lof detwmiaiiiS th« tiioo of »pp»-
t»nt noon) T5^*T«Vt8tiT m
aipUuruU (PH nS8) rj(7r<iT «<
diplo* (i*, gnj-, fip™*' (whan diff*.
Ttnliktad (tom

diplobtoot (wictudM in Its UCo-cyaU
ftt Uut two Vtnd* of dilT4rent
tnfliTidokU-'Chimbar*) m-

Hiplobiootic adj

4jplebiontie life<y(le Bet (r^<
^tw-ws

diploblattic id) Embrte! (j»ni
dipl&bUitiu Zool ( t^) m

diploblaitie iDimil Zool- Trdt

Dip)oean1usPoi«i»(«i (t'bomar P«r

mika lepospoadyl— ’Romer pllS)

ft^'T-snrft

Piplociim gUncetreoi = Coccului
Bucreeirpat Bot
Diplococewi (D ) 5'ffn>si^ ffTtPr

D gooonhoe<« — >eiMent gOBO<

D iiiir«c«Ralam raeuDgitidii s
NcUten* iotcaceU<ilan«

D ofN«i<»cr • Neiairria goao«

A of poennjooi* •81«'tiv3

H pn«oDioBU( wrrsTTW 3 wr.
H$CtlUtaaM «Ty

DipboTOiJotiTicto/ Tnrtt
D’pb5oCUSp«]«3)!*fl2 (the Charron

booM underDetth the eaadall con-
list of two (eparmtobaniiispsadad
la the middlaiheneatboeitaa Dtp
MocHt 'doubla boim’— Swiotoa p<
98)

D. carnegiei l{i|(KINIt

diploe^ui (eanealioito bony tiasoa
hatweea tha tiblas o( tha skull
(« IS hasd)

diplogeasdeutenum
Diptogoooporus (two complata sets
of Konitkl otesns) Zed fjand*

diploid adj

diploidsi s dyslLisdodecahedrsl adj-
Cryil (91 similar quadrilateral
fieos, artansol tn pairs)

dipIoidizatioD f^3inY H
diploid aumlier (of cliromosocDs)

Zed fiiJui-ftWT
diploraa 1 lu

2 TTlfini n
degree TTlfil. riullifd
diploma eouree
diplomtey 1 gnyVm (Const ),

2^TWl^o

Iliploraa in Malerniijr sud Child
V’eKsra *»PI- tmt firoW^-Wt-
*rrf«i

Diploma 10 Merhaoical Engioeenog

Diploma 10 Midwifery nanifhrT^*
tsluifll

Diploraaia Public lIeaUhs(f8-^1W>^'

Diploma in Tearbiog arcTTt^

Diploma IQ Tropiral MedtcieeT*!'
Wl^riSH'^ielsiP'

diplomat {onaamplorad or tkiHad id
inieroatioDSl dipfomsey) TIsaVQi
■•flUiyuilRjr, vfl(^8 ■*
diplomatic oJj naa(^«, WWIlllW-

diplomatic sgcDt ynnriww stfirvsf
diplomatic aif bag ^wrm %T mjm

Diplomatic and Consular OfGccri
(Oaths and Frrs) Act ynnfbv WWI
w'wwft (sttu rPJT ow)

diplomatic bag ^SITTwilT,

WHI

diplotaaUc body= diplomatic corps
fwTV

diplomatic corps -=diplomatJc body
diplomatic courier yiinfirtC Wffltrg
Diplomatic Enclave (u> iQ Delbi)

diplomatic functions (iJl-tfljC
diplomatic immunity TmflfV
diplomatic mission fTTwfifV ^naei*
diplomatic officer TW^tflf^nd
diplomatic or consular rcprescotitive
nsRffire irtfwt vtfhftT*
diplomatic passport fTSRfW ^TTTir
diplomatic representative Ti3wftn
(Const 1

diplomatic terviee nJdfi t * ^nt
diplomatic atstua lunfu* fiitft
diploma training class
nftTtfivi>sMl

diploma training examination enff.

qrfii-afinm 'rflar

diploma training institute wVTtfil.

Bfinrst-fttat

diploma traioiDg s e e 1 1 on
Bftrsm-eirTfn

diplometbane CAm. ».

diplonwdrutrroti CAem. fiptigm.
diploDcmt £ief.

diploDt Cot (has diploid ehtotoosom#
number) «.

DipIopodaZ'sef ^wnr-rnim.

Diplopterax Zool. jrjPT^r.gitfir
D triilli etnn^

diploial(ia]ic)losalieylio acid) CAem.

ftijc-tll n

diploiponJjlicods. (WIto
diploipondyliim Zed. fjfOtrm
diploipondyloui ad}. Zed ftTfVwr
diploilcmonoui adj. Bot firA»eJ%*lT
diplotcne ojj BtoL jdg
diplolene siege TSH-«tTT«n
diploiylic adl. Cot f;vwf
diploxyhc leaf trace Cot. ftTTC* 1*1*
HT'V

Diplozoon Zod. ymitf fftrft
D paradosum rmn*W srirtfty
dip needle frfiT^

Dipncumona ^oif (Dipooi In which
the long IS doable) fiji-JM-rioi n,
Dipnenmenes Dipnenmnna

DIpneusti

diiect blue*black

Dijinfu'ti =Pipnoi
Dipnoi llunglislies) Zod.
mi>(

DipodiHje (fimiU) «. »

kilil o( mouse m

Dipodomyinje (subfiiTiil^* l«'«\*v“3*
*11

Dipoilom'9 Ziiei (GI. dipcJot

(loteii “ wyj ‘mouse") fjT^^ ffaifir
dij* of the liorizon ^Jfro*^
clip of the needle pJiji

1 i. ( tip lisle). wfiTJrfV / (dip)
dipolar III//

dipotanae^depoliriie
dijKile Pi ‘ ii Ckefo i».

dipole nioiiii nt fimrftm

Dippel • aniDul oil =■ bone oil f lieri-
wfcT ^

Dippel « oil s hone oil CAert «fw-
fR-

dij.p. r 1 CAeii Ttlf* ■'*
aeid dipper wry .irr^

2 1, , »iT 4 OTfr(j^)ei (^iftfretea.
»l*divi g)

dipping iidj Ofct.

dipping Chal«i»sarh Umh (iInR. 3 )

dipping refractomeler Cbm- »nj?*
gin-juaw

di|>rMiur> Cltftn, a douhtj

prunire ffiro

dipri<iiiatie Aif; ^ doublf pniffiatie

diprod(F. 5 f ni8)ftw335i.^
dipropargyl = bipropirgyl (dj. +
irepiiiyl+orj'TOs + .yl,beemQsaa
li) droSen atom may be rrpiscod by
Hirer) Cl*eoi finil^aei n.

diproprl C’tnn m

d amine fxg^
d. iK-rjJli'im Iza^^

d. cailimiiin
d. carl-inol f{ n^ ntfilf

d. elher fysiiR
d Letone
d raereorjr

d.hn fsafei^

d. tin dihronude fjTrifH ^
d tin dirldonde

diprtXeeiteelluic aeid CJun. fj-
wwr

Diproloilon luUrilU PaZeonfol. (fonod

il 9

m Austmliin deposits)
fysrraywt

diprotodoDt Ij 4 tl!jy»S m
Diprotodontia Zed fiillfl?'<Jl' •>» pi
dip'Oniania Me>i (i morbid and
unLontroUible criving for drtnV)
ti» . nfy^ptfr / {*« aieo-

Kolmn)

dip itiek dvbmobrfe ftflS.M-flffe

dip'tooc afRiysr m

dipstonc trap 74

Diptera^of m (>n order).

fjTVI "tpl

Diptrraeeae Bef «

Dipteroiarpareae | 2 o( «

OipicreNarpus £ir fynsuR-saifii
D ablut (twiaS petioles and in
floresceiiee elothe<i sritli a btslT-
eolourel felt— Dr»<il'n^
n anp(i«liitus = D pilo'iis
n l•alldu^lD pdoiu*

D eordatiMKD (iiberrnlatns
D co»tjt«i« u^ifls fjiyteS
n fonopteni'*-!) alatiis
n erandifotiU' - 1) lnl>«retiljtiu
J) loeaniissD alain*

D itKiniH

D joarilaiaiisD liirbinatus
D laeiisaD tnrbinjtii*
n obtiisifoliM*

D pilosus (Lsl ’liait")

rrrwK^

D iViDoenaI>.piIo«u>

D, loberculatus a> D prandifolins
(leares rery large — Bsso) ftST*

D (nrbiiuiusfrrood oil tree, garjun
oil tree — Nadi.) * 1^4
(Ben 0nr/ia. Go), tpir^niit Ilin
TeJ

dipterophftous lufj. Bot
fjTWnyfim

dipleropliilous (lower Bo( n^TTrfhT
5«7

Dipterus ZiwI ffari?

D. plalrfepbalos ygrW
D saleiirienf»e»i m*r*tt Tyrs
Dipiem stRsa^imPr
D o lorata

Dip 1 Iii«t»tote B. »l7>in (iSTlO-
Dip T. Vrtwn B a arjmiT

Dip«< Piilfonicl fyny-snnlfr

dipTrainidal adj Cryjf.

dijij rano dioxin Chm fy-wOT^a"

dipyrazoIoDC Oir*’! f^IJSlTl^f/.
diiiTr*dipe CftfTS

d i p y r 5 d yl (beta* rfammi) Che

fjngtirtja « )

dipyrrole Chem ’*•

diquiDiJtne fyftrftd) /.
d'qaiaoTrD^ (slpht* Wti) Cken. fy-
(vT>T,j!*n)

dmmnoli>'l«j nthne Chem.
diqiiiaone GWi OnaJlI f.

Oir (,Tir»ctor; #t 4 T (S4I=»t)
lUreet adj. 1
^.wfViT
2 Dyeiwiz Itxifwtt
3 jyja/A' "•i.'s

direct iK 1 (Const.).

CTBl (Coust ), f'l^ii'i, waiibti
(Const )

C (is, fc film) *T 4 T

roodiirl Ti?nn>
rejiilste crm,

dirert arling engiDe (MiiM 194 ) *tW»*

wirI 5 S 7 ^

dirert artion fim THtrSTt
direct affioiiy Inir finrr;*rB»4
bi the direct agem7 of k yift fi)vr.

direct application P'li/t. sttpjf^
BB^n

direct application (for mining lease)
ffbn wjkyBBB
direct appointment rM)
direct approach TBtTBB
indirect approach Bi5 TBtTJTB
direct arhitM'e Ltvn BC3
direct aliacV. tnirSftai «t¥n
direct altael. upon a jiulpiiieiit La«
filBB BT WTtlB

direct 1«orlcr of foodgraiiis WBBPi f )

«t ftfirspr

dircLt benro-aciirine Gi'f Ini snnfwB

direct blatk fc’. In I smfMB BIST
direct blue CiV Ind. amfirB 4 hr
direct Hiic.hliik tVf Inl. amfiri
sft?t.fert

direct bordeaux

direct indone blue

direct hordeiui Col Ind irTTfin

direct bright f»*t bine Cel Ind *rin
Ars fan lits

direct bnlliant blue Cel Ind *f7lfk^

direct bnlliant bordeaux Col 1*4

trgt

direct bnlhaDt flavine Col Ind *WJ-

direct bnlliant orange Col /»d rWT*

^irn

direct brilliant rose Col Jnd W^Wtl
WrgTTOB

direct brilliant violet Cel Ind >t^'
Ari W15?

direct bnlliant vellow Col /nd <t7T

fw^ trigr 'fl=t

direct brooae-brown Col /nd

«tw-ww

direct brown Col Ind
direct caicchtae Cel Ini

direct caiiae Btejt »TTW, *rrw
direct cell diviiion ^lol
%Vn*wTin

direct chargea ffrnt OWT

direct throne blacL Col Ind tr^Arf

direct ebrone brown Cob Ind
fwH vfrt TO

direct chrysatmne Col Ind
^ nrt»A

direcT chryaophcBioe Col Ind

direct colour tn

direct combustion BioeJieru

XVf

direct commission i/ll tfNi OTOn,

direct common tsngent i/otb- ^tPI-
TW^CTSll

direct communication Dot tiNT
atror

n direct communication vrilb it tfbJT
OTOHH wJt yr
direct rompelitioaflt^
direct conflict HTO
direct Congo red Col Ind WTifir^
4f»l tt

direct connection ffWnr ft*"!, ffhlT

*!▼»«

direct consequence titTO^A<m> *^41

direct consumption aAqi T*tnn
direct contact fftvtl int,
at**

direct rontempl(ol*oort)tr*V "vhR
direct cooperation srq^ ftSTlft*!
direct correlalicinKpo-itise corre-
lation Statiitici WJCTR 0^4*7^
direct cost tr^IU nflrtpr
direct crimson Col Ind *m}Fda

»(fira

direct current El^t *T5. it*-

Fi(^Sr$

direct current dvnamo

direct current generator rtf'tj-*!?
afira

direct cycle Tliitj. *i1I «, ^'5
TO

direct damage X,attiStTO
direct dark blue Cd. Ind
«At*afnt

direct daih. btown Col Ind TOtAra
arfiptTO

direct dark green Col Ind twrfti*

irSwtft

direct dealings fftsjf w*gH
direct deep Hack Col ind wnfut
nre TOT

direct demand Boon
jrtrT

direct deoioostration £0910 &r*Sf
ITTTf*

direct despatch aftuT Hnnt

direct diaao black Col inJ TOTfW*

direct discourse Grom. Tim

5*^5/’-

direct draught (of u,r etc) (^*1

direct drrV* nrsntf^ ^•Rsi
direct dj«a inot requiring tho nid ot
a mordant anbstantiTc) TOlfiX*

T?T*

direcredn/f;

3 Cress,

directed twtyntigj^
directed backwards
ilirected forwards Kmlw^
directed line Ciom ^ra*W
direcleJ rowarJa

directed lowarda the centre BAgs

direct election snrv (Const )

direct e-limation
direct e> 1 Jence Law sr*?r fim
direct examination = examination
in chief Lav a*TO-^Sni, mn^-
*itW5i

direct expen-es alt> **tf, H*TO
direct fast acid red Col Ind. TOtTto
Tuft WTW m

dirert fast black Col. Ind ar*rfw*
ftuTClW

direct fast bronxe Col Ind •Rlfws
ftiftlTPI

direct fast brown Col. ind trofaw

direct fast copper Col. Ind af^rfsTT
R«:T "19

dirert fa«i orange Cob ind •raifini

direct fa«l pink Cob ind. TOlAi*fttfT
RITO

direct fast red C^|. Ind R^lftn f*ilT

rtf!

direct fast roar Col ind. iWtftnfttfT
*)?R

direct fast scarlet Col. ind VRlfsn
fun «fl»t

direct fast violet Cob ind R^tnt

direct fast yellow Col Ini RTlfiiS
fniT td"

direct field grey Col ind TOifks
sptT

direct flow fflatIt*T5

direct garnet Col Ini SRlAr* ArT*5

direct germination Cot Rt**(^

direct gold yellow Col ind R"tAnt
*»dl

direct grant R^*
direct green Col Ini. TOlftr* fft
direct grey Cob Ind RVrfsra sp*
direct heir

direct heliotrope Col. ind. R*tfsr"
r-t-Atf iftas

direct hernia jjfj. uxfl
dirert iodamioe CoL Jni. R*rfw*
f-t-f l wb ra dl

direct indigo blue Col. ind. *r*Tftrw
flf^sriftir

dirert lodooe blue Col ind R*lftr3

dii«ctir5 «ethciitT

5>1 Dir9Ctcs*G«=etalc£ Aichasclew

firfbTT ^ ^

.iire'.tjn- authoniv >> r»*^t

«lir«rclini suff {' r«>.t. 3 ^ i oi^ury
8 ier<. •,e)

Jirevt inituli'tf fci SiJ si -Trf

djrett injure' lu-x __

coQMf<^ueotijl iDjorv * * '

direct inqiif’' i it s 5"^

JT-rst

direct in^oLiiioa
direct intere»t i,i-u n?r
ditcct mi'C-ttnent IT3
direction I i ^6 a lu-ci i-

*rr^ i»

i (liSact 'itivs isttuctwi »J
wt. iCccatJ

3 fx? /

4 Jc'jt OB FuUra '

directional antennj i^jdor *3^^

■

directional prop«ftie» 31 ul M^l'-
direction ladtttperxnteodcncefw^trr

»^r#vn

direction centre A %®T
direction cotine* ^re^T'*^Sm• R’T^

wftw

direction dnuion ?r^ jrs"T

direction dader BjJ « n.

direction da iiBiiD?) Caajr

directwB indicator lll\Ul45)frir-
^TS, « ’n.

direction lines Surv
direction oElce *»-» <i>4-«nT'

WX

direction of motion I'jJt *1'^ fXtTT
direct-on of the arrow T^-^tTT
direction of trade TTTT-Pnr’
direction-poat Sc'

direction Mt-o d/jiV fnTT-crgxit
directions and ponciplcs ff^TT ’^T

direction sijn

sLrectjse i*. 1 PT^ in.

2 adirecti»emesenter» 2 ’iA<.(i<tdr-

T~.i »a the loii^toJ.ail plaae cf liia
bods' ^TTSTS «.

directise ad; F\ji. ^^TTTt
direct.se antenna asstem S-idjr W3*
S-saj-ccf^

directive principle* fc f" i
directive principles of state polios-

r %

directise tpberew^attriction sphere
5 ,^ «TTit-BXTr

direct labour = prodactisc Libonr
am. Tsjs^am

direct lasias 3Ii 'a. remect oi a

,.13 TV er L-e cf -s <J r-ctao

or • e u-rec} rr-?Tt-w'«=^.

directless JTTStTTffT".

direct Labilits Ssjxr>TT’

direct licence dlrrir^TV. irtri^

direct Lcence -S'lem « « 35 ^

direct luhciai PV.T'if LI 21,*' S'Tjt
g a ~ ; CS'I'II sc.ti
direct lo»s x -iy

Jirectls R-^ s’T'n-

^B.srrsr^cfe r»rst,Cocs;J.^Ti

iCoLSc J
UBacdiJtcls
isstantls aTSSt
la-tantaneousls »*n. a
vats diKctls to dmTn
directls and substintialls m is'tje
Idjr s^r ^ fVn r

dirtctis benelictal S*rst tpT St fj*Tfr
directls euoc'erttcd *!TX
directls elected 5 *T 5 Sr frJTTT

iCooatJ sisr Pi v 'wj
directls ui {root RjM ii
direvtlv or uid-cectl» x--«s»- *mT
wg gr s re r’Tfftrrrn^^fe

directls or indirectl* alect* 6*7-?

tmr if? tr

directls proportional ^

(l^ ujs-rsets pr'pcrt.ccal

directls recrti'ed candidate cyBr

directls l e cta ted oGicer ars*

fsT* «m*

directls relesant ffST? aTT. «t-

arr

direct manaremenl r 1 “IT ST^T. B®T?
SV'V

direct maroon r"d Coc. r»i- • s ■ '*» 1
iUrct material BtttJl

direct metamorpho'W Zxi. MW l'\3

Vva-U'«

direct method 1 f
2 EJ 10 . S-^

direct motion Jj'rTn- M /. Cn

t2e d rect.ca cf the ^“Esral plaae-
tars EoC. t'

Jjcct olise Cti fid Ms-fuTe^etT
«lire"tor 1 c-4'<a* «.

2 ^'rr ( \ m,

3 uead of a .-’par'sien:' trtT? ou.

4 ifji.i.firrT

et'sifScto director tt? i,t
inana.:inr director !rjs? Kt'"'-*
oSciJtin.i director Tt'R-'TT BfU
Director XiimimstrationamiCoordi-
nation' R*rs^ larJrRT «m=rT)
director-al=directonjla,fy.
direct onnre Coi InJ b-t'Vt n’t?
directotats i t o ctSee c£ d.r«cCwr)

2 h, m "i bai SI.

3 )T|.. do ird cf ijtetsr^

4 nn '*44 IX B

Direct )r«e General of Supply- a^’?.
Directorate of Eafor’ement ui'-K

Directorate of ladusrtal Staucm

Direetorate of Infor3iaC.oa
Directorate of lafirmat-oa and FublL.

c-its arre* s4.'tieT ftf m t-M-x

Directorate of Plant Ptotect.oan"’'4»

director cir-le (Jccsb. Pit* T? ( Lree-

t-v WT’->irJ

direct order a?^ B 147*41

Director, Forret School *■*, ??

rirectac-Ceneril Sf jst*tS
Director General, Indian Medytl S*i

I t OT RT- IB = .tt'j i )

Director General 1 Lndasf'es sad
^applies Rj"RS'M* ITT!*? TtT

rr?'

Director Cenenl of Archaeolo«y

Ditector-General o! Amed Forces ..

5»2

direct payment

Director General o{ Armed Forces
Medical SetTice* * 1 ^

Director General of Birtli* Deaths
and Marriages asjT, ^3 trtn ftrrs

Director General of Comraercial
lotellifence^lftntr
Director General of Commercial
Iotelli?enre and ''tatistiis
tr^ tn<7

Director General of Di^posali^^^*

DirectorOeneral of Indu»triea and
Supplies antn inn 07T7
Director General of 0!i«ertations
Ifil. anHii^

Director General of Obsenatories

Director General of Ordnance Stores

DirectorOeneral of Police eriTf^

ffgidnita*

Director (fcscril of Post and Tele
graplt* »T« ifn TO «t
Director General of Poot Offices
ftfljftrtwH* TmtR
Director General of Shipping
WtWTO’*

Director Ceneral of Stores ftirsmir

Director General (Supplies and Dis-
posals) sciAnr^* (tJTOt TOi
Director, Geological Survey of India

4tfR^ ferm

Director Covemmeol Test House

directorial =direclaral
Dirretor Indian Bureau of Mines
stiT^li ^fir •I'jitSM
direct or indirect relations srisr
srTTt TOH tSwv^

Director Intelligence Bureau SiVIWC,

js-mrnt-ftwrn

Director, tledical Department rlvT-
TO, Stifire ftwiri

Director, Nutrition Besearch Laho
ritorjr ^TTn-ar*^T’t-!pftrT*

matt

Director of Agriculture ffi-atsTTic^
rector of Audit and Accounts Irait
Tftsn TOl

Director of Orele, Telegripli De-
partment (to)-

ftwTn

Direrlor of Civil Aviation •tqfitT'-

Director of Cottage Iniluatries
3tlbl

Director of Islllilisliineiit tamrtT-

Director of Pishcne* htT
Director of Food Supplies (DFSO
«« f-tjiw )

Direrlor of Ceolo^iCit Sarvey of
India trrrftv-4Hiitt
Director of Ceologv and Mining
mn vtftrft

Director of llrallli Services
sial-Rv[«a»

Director of Ilealilt Services Medical
Section trovti Imt iWftra;

ff^wrn

Director of Iniliistrial Mitiilics »hof-
fits rA’S

Director of Industries Tmit-tniRV
Director of lii<<u«ir>es anil Tran<j>ort
Service* wn tnn toiru

Director of Information and PiiMi

city ittn ncnRi antre

Director of lo<|eetv>of(ftirn ttRTTO
Director of Ioielligeore(Air)^T«mi

Director of Inlelligrnec ^Bureau
rjc TVm «FI-*ITOV *

Director of Land Itecords vjfat-Kfit'
S*t RRfH*

Direrlor of Stediral Services vitritT-

Director -of Military Inlelligruce

Dirrrtor of Military 0|-eralion» Rfirv

ttfrd

Direitor of Monetary Resrarehs gy].
•t’VtVt

Director of Movemeiil vgif A'll-'k
Direrlor of Pancliayalt
Director of Paper un » !«■»%

Director of Persoonel 3fil Rrrr*-
OTTO

Di rector of Product ion 7nTT^~'s^''V

Director of PoUie Health (D P IT )

P>»-WTPR-AvnTO hiA )

Director of Public Instruction tfn-

Direclororpiirelijve
Director of BegionaJ. Employmetll
and lie-rttlrnient J'drptji

OTiTO

Director of Re[iair ffly
R*

Director of aljtistirv «to
D ircclor of Storage Rirg OTPT~
Director of ''uppliev n^UOTTRSp
Director of “lupidies ami Di-jiV)ca|s
TOT WAiT OT1«*

Director of Siipplic* and Transport

ir^T^ "«n ufm®!

direrlor of the school fyoTTO OTTTO
Direitor of Transport S c r v i <

Diirrlor of \ iterinary ^crviirs <i
faf*-in hyi OTTTO
Director Drdnanre lactones OTtw*
wr3^

Director Dnlnimc Intprrdnit
A«tto in3« ftftsm
Direitor, ttnliiJiiiL *>lnrci f)uiTO,
ingM MuiT

direitor. fee* Arpto gw
direrlorsliip rtTOTRT/, ^ITTO TTli.
directors’ iiieeiiii^ ll%ITO>

OTtvc ufaVro

director sphere Afrtf/i fwntrrR
directors' remuDeralinn RRiTO-tfil.
iftTO

dirrclors rrjiort RTOTT-iriit>^s|
DirrclorTetlinieal, Iron Slerl Con-
trol inV eyriTO-

ftu’ttvt

Direitor, Terlinolngieal Lal-uralnry
Mui^Ur ^t^rt^¥ly surnTnin
Diteetor, Tribal Welfare fr^rwr,
TOmft *TOt»t
(lireelory a.Ij, Low f=T^TO
directory ti 1 (a ho ird of directors)
OTITO-^ m

2 (a book) f=r?ftm. /

directory enacinirnt Law ft^tn air«I-
feviT

Directory of h \|>orterB of Indian I’ro-

dure and ManufjcturettTtrfPTT’RTT
ntrt ftfoPt rmlntf rf) fsi^rtiTi
ilireetorv of teachers lOTtTt
direrl outcome ttmn uft'eitl
•Jirert payment rftijt n>usi

dinct p«r*onal inTaitigation

523

diaaccre dilation

direct p^rsoail iD>rsti'ation Slitltt
ties jn’nr Trni •rgs'iR
direct pink Co! Ind mtifWs »NV
•direct practiealcapericnee smra «tTf-

direct process rtiytyM fwi
direct procuremcni fitdt Rlftl
direct profit iptry FTH
direct proof

direct proportion nwgilT.

inserse proportion irtW

direct pure blue Co! /»iii W-tlfsTS

direct purple Co! fnfl

direct qnottlion iirni i. s'lsgl®, jeni*

direct ridiilion WTTafjtl ftfiSTCj
direct ratio Mnt\ •T37Iti

inserse ratio Bstr •rjTTS
direct ra>* of ibe »un «» stA

direct receipt tpatiT arfir
direct recruit 1 *a. (opp to

OBS trilo II appoiDteil bv proaotioa)

a iftw! wbT 'tai ftfr*.

direct recruitment wtif
direct red Cel Jnd
direct reduction 'arj aTiTr*STn

d'reci result a'n:5»trfiw!« «>ttafrJtra
direclrit Ceci finnn/ (^^n)
direct rose Co** fud *1140

direct route S^V ttVin tnfl
direct safratune CW !«f wrrfwi
Sfffl

direct sale Col's- tratt. tSMl

ft*

direct salmon rc»l Co! Ik 1. iRtfVT

n<hnfTna

direct scarlet Co! ft.!, w^lfwe tftot
direct sbipriienl rtt'tt
direct sVt blue Col. /oj/ amfsTT
wmrr sft^

direct soil consen alien

tltlV’t

direct solution armfj^ OTJ^
direct source anTaftl CWt. *UT
direct sowin* fiTcUry (» mc'hoJ cf
artificial regsaeration iti which
and IS sows direct in the forest as
opposed to plaatise ont stock rai-

sed in a nurswj— I F-Rj

tfta Asit.

direct tpeecli Gram. -inH-

jraVk/

direct steel bloc Cd Ind. *mRl f

annw sfta

ilireit succession Rpat amfil^TT
direct eulpho black Co! Ittd, K^TftTT
Caa VI3

direct«ulpT>obrowiiCo! /nd. aRtfira
gR »w

direct supers I'lOn nruv
direct ttn'ent fifjlk. arS t'ltH
direct tax Eftit Jr*T? *T
direct taxation VTt'SR

direct (estimonw Lato a^tt (iJtlkT)

«T?a

direct the i«sue of orders aii’ti ftm-

direct trust laito H«IW
direct canttion ifatlt
direct riolet Cd /“J sfl^-

direst Tistoa epeclrwcope Phyt

direct tote IR

direct «pe iToon s*^ »jft. tCbfl gft
dirbvt sellow Co! I 1 J antlTsti ifrt
d\te\txeUox*.l>t«»‘nCol Ind nwrf^
dhtw

dire necessity fifiTPH witotfli
diresomnol Cfcosu »■»

ditesorcxUc acid Chm
•n^

dir«e ^^npt n
elcpy triviil^
diriprnl B^m* n.

diripiMe a,!^ Jlifje eXr. tium
dinpible balloon «niVw

dirigible tor|>edo *b{1

dirk fnftnn/
dirt wa n . CTO
dirt am! dust ai9 ^
dirt'-and roialorcsfia {oud4*lint} VTTI
^ finrn

dirt receiTcr aw-wprj

dirt roller fillet TeiUtn (CSOS- S3)

dirt Irar >r?-VT*

dirtwred (Ckraorcdisin a!5«ss)
es.

dirty oiO- Rfer.^ntT

dirty clothes Hf<R

dirtv dick (CAoijopoifi’i'n «!inm) BfkJ
ri. (MW.), wgin
dirty green nftnt
dirty grey sfetT
dirti red trftR t^K
dirti red colour 77a tn
dirir white siRt-t

D t>, (Director of Indastnal Statis-
tics) * W ^ (^«Vf*|^r7til7-ci'»ie-s>)
dis-, bis- 0'> san tin 6^, ft.., etcj
disability I ftuTnrn/ (Const.)
a «.. ft»'aT«ar. atsifjrai/.
di>qualificition sr^I
inabiliti

mcapacili snTBd^
ineligibilili srTCTTT
iDrompctcDcr ai^t^
ineificienci aiwtytn

inialidiii artTfcrt
infirmity 7779
di'jbleineui aiffttft
disability urlifiosteft^irtl-ffSWT
■lisabilili leave ftBTnftn-tnmT
diesbiliti {>eii-iiui fagfrawt frt fw ^y j T

di<ibi1iti relief suili<eDsioBsfiRft7tn
stir

disahilitr loiueVT^ HT^ * ftt iTigg I
inabilitN to sue 7T7[ wiTub ti

disable u !; 1 fts^nt
a fttTt. firtrriT, srnsTr
diMkle W . ft^ rg CRT
disabled a V

3 imiW'lCi'ait ), ftbrtiii. ftgtftirs

3 ftTRlR

diuMed and iineniployable ftTTtfn
afTTWftntigwirR

be disabled from performing duties
^tnTR % ftgfrg flTT
disabled person ft*tf In egfig
disabled vehicle ftgaln gR, ftgg-
*7® 777

disablement Mil^lft (Const X ftgwtTrar
/ (see disabilitj)

disabling giddiness ft^npeift ^^77
disabling statute ftoTrnift qfiftqq
disabuse r! wf=^ TT wm (Benj),
WB ftrpt

disaccharide Ch’t. ftjlllu n
disaccharose C>i^. n.

disacereJiialion (of a press eorrwpoo-
deat) tnrftTilfft/.

di*colout

526

diicitUon

•tid 257 ^ of hjdroeirton* TTfTO)
Clifin

ducotour tb f?T^R,
diiooIourdioD 1 (stite of being dis-
toloored) fwiiTT /

3 (»ctof discolouring) t»

8 PfanI Pjlhol
discoloured eJj.
discoloured grams
discoloured or chalLy prams
wsw ?sfrtdi

discolounaatioa quil'jHiJH n
Discomeduiae Zad (hsTing a flat-
teaol umbrella) ns.

(TI order)

discomfort sr^lt^ /, n
discommodity 1 ( any aubstaoee or
action that poasessea disutility )
wjwffhttt/ , ^3

3

diiCQinmon <6 Law (to depnve of
tbs Tigbt of common)

&a 5 q«T>n

DiscotnTccs Bft wn\f^ n pi
Diseomyeetcs Bet f*** «T*rft « pi
disceoeert rb.
diieonuect ib 1

39 ^ «n?n,

3 EUe snwm
diieosaectiuo art^hn n
diseootcoi M

disastisfaclieii at^^f^
salisfaetion (fr Ual^^'l^

diieoulinuaDCe 1 rSTtt^ n ffTT>l fn •

3 Lain fqrrs m

discoDlmusnce of possessioo Xow
WTTW ftriw

discootiDUilioo {Vntl in

discontinue rb (cease) IfTHor,

diicoalmiied a^j fqrTi
ilisconliDue the snpi'ly of scatcr

vrft 'Ml

iliicontinuilv 1 mkrfimf

3

discouiinuous aJi srt^Tdt (t3j. W
stnq

discootmuous diilnbution WSTT^
ftWT

dis<-Dtilinueus casemeot Lew <t^Tr*t
jTwt

discoDtiQuoiit material ais^ sntnfl
disconliDuotta aeries Stdiistici *1(179

discoQtiDuoua sanatioa Pr^afien
*fti 77 •’^77

diico'ptaccBt* Tod tfTqvrs
Discorbina XatH ^f^t-SItTf
discord 1 m , •i' 3|T7. W M I H W l tg

3 Pbys

Discosoma Zaef tiling 7^7
discount n 1 Com. antlTm , *TT
3 Com 3^ifn m
cash discoanl fic
customary diacount
discoont cb. Com 1 3^717*1
3 STTCTT Sfmi, *JI TTJTJ
discount ■ bill 1 ^77 3;}ai3nt
3 ft77 7T 70 *n7l
diicouat iccouBt iraoT
discount allowed 371 wqgTt
discount broker «i30l-*l''7n
discount coiuno fiTOI 7^*4
discountedoify Con
discountenance eb VT71

diieounteoaoced oJj STJWTif^
discount boose (tbeir chief busiaesi
IS to discount bills of aicbinge)
3^7177 33

discounting Com fl atle t n
discount market (a market dealing in
billa of erebaoge) fkatt
discount off purchases K7 7T *1707
discouot off sales ft»U qg *1707
discount OB issue of debeotures Uivi*
77 77 *707

discount OB issuesif shares dm ri>TlT7

discount OB losos qiliH 77 *707

discoont rale NTOTmi^

diieouDt rcceircd wm *707. TTti 70

discount vendor *707
discourage f^Vstlfgu 7771
diicourape the lender of gifla 7707*
BtH ^ feOWlfgU 7HI
diicourse ir 777 n
discourtesy «f|lTtn/.
discorer cb I wifevTIt *777, 77?
*771

3 77T fTOWTJ

to be discorc'ed 77I**7T (Const )
diicorcrcd to be vmd tti cll

discoverer W7f7e*7i ( 3) m
discos ert Lato (unmsrried, nnpro*
teeled) wfTTtfgTl. *T7lfw7t /. (see
damsel)

discorery 1 (aa :n> discovery of radi.
nm) »nft7*T7 sn.

3 (eiploration, investigation) *r^«

7 *».

8 Low (the diiclosnre by a party
to an action or proceeding of fact*
or documents tvbioh will afford
material eridenee in determining
the righta of the patty taking it)
S*<t«r>I si , BXt *77t (Conat )
bill of diicosery Lou g* 7 ) * TSt-i7l
discovery by interrogatonei Law 7f)*
RtTf on Oil f7*t*7t
discovery claim Law at^TTirfira *V 7 -
*71

discovery of peraons wrongfnUy
coDfioed nft* ftwe *1 on

*71171

disc plough (777 f*
discredit 1 *7077 m
3 wfjTTTB n

diiercdit sb. *1^771* *771
discreet oJj. fi(*17lft*
discrepancy fitiTtf, ftiw, ftlVflTm,

finw &3 m , wi(*a. /.

adjust diirrepanciei «l ** 1 *

*hi7*77l

reconcile ■ diicreptncy *T

77*1717 *771

diictepsncy slaleineDl {V^-fTTT*
discrepant odg. ft»kft(43)
discrepant faelori fk*7rO *TT*,*#7*

*77*

discrete adg. 1 07*. wr'i
3 B broken Slatiiiici *f^9
discrete series •• broken series Slo-
tistiei *f*T7 *1*1
discrete shells p;,yf 373 *^
discrete ▼snsble •f>rj **
discretion Law ft%*, m.

foresight ^ryfilTt
forethought
prudence *1771

at the discretion of % f7>«l3*l7
freeand unqualified discretioa Low
gT; 1^7 *7T* fW*
judicial diicrction Low *7lf7*

fkW

diieieiionaxT

difhonour

S27

di»cretienary JutT ftYpTf ¥^*7
«Ii*eretie Dary expenJilore fillTt^PT

difrfiiooarr grant « J^I^i

ilivrretiOnarr power i f?Vs Tiff,

2frT^^ {

juilirial power ^lf<r5 ?TfrT
di4ei<l«f»tv o{ ttran
cli4mni\03l {,\2 ft4T7U*
di*enminaJTt Jfafft m

discriminate C6. (Caflst ),

fiTW li*r Ii«mgui3i0
discriminaie a-atn<t
di'criirinaiia- dnliei Pal Eton.
SJ#«

•\i»ctjininal»n j treighl T»t«4

diicnminHing tariff ftSrtfrfr
diarriniculioa 1 f»v»^ m. ICoiiit ),
W7«Pti CrUT

3 JiafA. «•
diicnmiailioii is Vrioag ^
sw*nT

ditenminatory «//. ■frSt'Tft (-t^.

diKTimifiator; currctiC-t practices
"Pnlr-mfT
ducriminaiory practirej
»TrtTT

«1mc »aw = circular raw nt*r

djic»igoali2Ij rmitil
»li4C iTiteto <EM I 308)
silicas proligefui « rumului oopbo-
ni Zocl (contains tlie WTT^

ftT»

discuij t’j. ^ «Tin (Const )
di<ciiiiioQ WWT/. (Const )
dclil«rali«n TI^«
debate r<TTT (Const.)
dis|i«le fTTir (Const)

ConiroreriT flfnrr (Const J
dio-iua the position ^

^rrr

ditiuss the qiK^tionrr^ 7T vrn
d.vlainfiil «3y
•pU'lSl. IflL'H*
disduro- CAen ^in-

disease carrier
di*ea*e control ?Til*fW^3’t
diseased oilj f»5r

duelled eonditioD Tm
dlieased indittdna)
diseased organs n*IirFT *ht
diseased spleen zf>l
diseased tree Foreitrg ^9
disease of appendix lfP7}r7-il’T
disease of nee ^ fPT

disease of skin siq.^iT
disease of speeut tenses (i5l7
JfTfn

disease of the ere t>all n^iTTK-^iT
disease of the erc.)ids it7rq» rfrt
diiease'prodncioe tftrerfl (
disease'cesistaace
diseleaide Chem n

disetobargo cb- lytto (to release Irom
enbarso *(*>«) STTTt

du<mbarkc6 I tfm ?I T?rm. ^tT^n.

iTTTrn

<Ii«embarkatioa see disembark
•iMembodr cj. ttil (to discbirje
temporarily as a body)
qi^i{nar^

dis«nfraBrhi«esdisfraochise
disengage rb I «r»I, TtX «Tin,

wwn^tJn

2 ctuxu ftrfwww (c/. »f*n>s4

engage)

become disengaged {u, fiag* are
liaMo to become diseogaged)
A,l«in w^nuaRl
divngageil line (of • telephone)

di*cnlangle gi'TinT
discniille t6 LaK HHSJI ITO
disepaloos ah Da
■epoi)

diseqaiiibriuni wrnrerat,
difference »T^
di-srmraelrr Vfrn
lr?e'|uaiits ann^
ilKparils

diScstaMi'li t! "XlMn^

di'esuTilaliment (ss> ■>( a N’raya
PancJiayat) »T5ft

didaiour

view kith ijisfsrour uPlVl HUDei,

di«figurc r); ftFTJt. 5*7 WTHI, fttll-

T^n (see deform)

disfigorement »-

disfigurement of the face
disforest ci- Iwdisafforest
2 -“deforest

disforestation j n.

2 n.

diifranehise c6. (to deprive of a frao*
cliise) JHT(y*(y4»-3H, BtT

Vd)r u^ltid ^ kfHl

(liigrace WTTST, WTtTR n
disgraced no/ antrrfdT («» dishonou-
red)

disgraceful odj ai'tUtliraT
disgraceful eoaduct of an unnatnral
kind (PR 333) WHere

dissraeeful or serious offence «77?l'
HTT *771 iniftt H77I7
disguise fl. iy3%7 »»
cor ex WTT’i
ditguisecfi S3>Y*77r
di-b rtire «
acid dish ntB.STTTT*
alwmioium dish W77I5 TOT^
alondom dull

errsulliiing duh t^Y7*71(17b
culture dish ilTil-STTm
filtering duh 7C77 tTtWC
incineration duh truttft^frnTV
mouture duh wt^Tt-YTTnt
nickel duh F7«*7m77
pelrl duh »i77-7I7T**
silica duh ^nrT*7r77T7>
weighing duh aV^R-TTYTT*
dishalagawborsehoof Bot.
dish cloth 717-777. 717
dishearten rh. 5-TlW *T7I
dulieartCDiiig aork JTRT 7^ TWt

duheruon ( iismlieritance)
dulioncst n(fj *53, ^gSR

didioncst airjuuilion ar^ (r4r7
di«lione>t intent (intention)
wfWBTt

dislionr-t rcmoial ar^-g TTI7 S RTTt
dnhoncty *53«, WTjfNn /, > T « r ft
dishoncslT, fraud or infringement of
orders anQfhTi, umrarTTf ant*f
Tff arf^***

di-honouc n *7T3t m (set contempt)

diihonsur

528

dithobotir ri). 1

B Com. (m. * che<iu«) •HITT'!
diihonour « bill *RTI^rn
dxbonour > clirque yni^ir w^irm
dinhoDour by non accfi’tmce «
fftfftKTTI W^l?rJl
diihoDOur bv Bonpa>men«

ITT)

dithoDourod nffj *RTC?t
di»gr»cod anarfiti
Tepuduted ff'flIMrt
diiOMOod
rfjeftfcl »c^ra
diihoDoured bill *nTCT fi'H
diihouourrc} bi non a<w(*WBro Hfft
fft pn

ditliODOurod l» non pa^nirnttnrhr?
fTTt»rn?T

dikliQDourrd cheque awrCT’iTfl^
diabenoiif ol' » bill ftrs R'liTT’i
diihnnour ol • cbeqiie W^-

KTh

dishonour Honun (to MoUt« the
ebiiUti of » «6m»n)^ *1
uni •T^. ^ •nin

duiltoe Cli«m

diiiticaoe »

diiilKite Chm fz^nr^
diiilicic icid CJwm fj5«Rw«n«
dwilKide Chfm h

diiiUuiioDmcDt /. V<m>

n

diailoxiDC Cfi^ fl

duiocarcerate rb- (to reloase from
imptiaonmonO ^TTigT
diiiDclioatioD anftrarT atr^, arr^f^
/.

ditiacorporale rb (to make toi 1 an
iseorporalion cl » compani.rtc)
aaqf^TiTni JI»» wro

diiiDfert r6 Ttarrjwr^, Ttni®! sm:

ditialectaot 1 adj nm^pni*. ft<n

B n m

iinBlfettat liquid fm

diaialcrlaat aolution UniapiTTV fb^r-

«

diiialertaat tctliop apparatut (lufjj .

miTC Tft?nt-WTfirt
diaialcrtcd oj/. ^jOrW'Rg
diaiafrctiag (blT^qjqt

di»inlect>B' candle PAnrvi ililtojHlM*
afd

di^infeetin;; materula (^niapirriV VTf^
diiinfcclioaTiail^qHn a , m.

di-iafeclion of hou«« «nftaiI®pntH
disinlccliaend/. (T^)

dHinfcrloT ) (ono tilio dismlecta)
Tnrwpnrfim ( T) w
B(an apparatus for appljiiic di«
inlectasts) ibn^iftra B.
di«>nfcal ,b. Wnnf Palhel BfpnrW,
(C/. infest Zm)

dKinlrstanl WnnI Pdlf^ qlbfmr.
m

diamfcsIatiAn Pbiai rnHof.qfrant m .
Bfr-IKPI, ••

diatnftilion (tM inflation)

di<inhetii lb Lbib ^IVajn «Tin
djiialicniaocc inn* /

di<in<cctitali«n n

dfintc^rable a.f/ Pntn
di<intcgrant PrafJHi <m.
ditiBICitralc fb hqhw
di<inir$ralrd a I] (a«, bj urine) ft?!*
6n

dt»inlr*ralcJ relit Hot rdul^ft *fTT?t
di<intc;ratiii* aetion i^WConil
fttfttit fCT

di<intcpratinn i fnhn m.

artificial di«<oiC{;cttKia ffn hit-

atomic diiiotc^ralioo qT<tf*n

3 Bet ■

3 (of ToeVs) ft'ilns n.
■litinirpratioo of atom Pbyt

dmntr~rsti«e •» ditiale'ralory ad;.

di<inir^ttor m.

<li«intefratof»«5Hmote-ral«'e
ditinicr corpse* n

di«iitlrrr«lrd witnc.s { 4 ^x 7
dninlcrmciit ^retmani! h

di*i ntOMcatca* detoxicate
disinvestment Piuanre ■tftfllia n
disjunction 1 f)<iltri| n.

3 (separation of taro vbole t'lromo.

tomes, Iho pateraa) and maternal
meiuben of tba hoDxJefen'i pair
wbieb, at arnapcif, voitad to lorn
A bUalaot— tfcLoaa 1 32) fvjlVv /

—disjunctive oitj 1

2 XcQic (as, a proposition eipres.
tingaUernativesJ^^fsf^ift^Bai'^
(t*!,). (4*SU3>t
disjunctively ^«Tf , *Wn
disjunctive ayllopsm Lojie

disjiiorlise symbiosis Pid «f^T5
disk t'f disc

dislile atr^, fqr^, /

dislocate ri 1 (dispUcB)(^f'nT*fi

2 {as joints) ftdUW
dislocated trade ftwifin tnTTT
dislocation J ftpmtf n, atwtqqT

2 fl

dislocation of business «snn ct etens
aunt t>qt mptit *1 ftwpR
diilocation of labour tnt
disloraiion of normol trade npil^
flTTTT *T

■lisloralioaa of Mralt Cteh
dislod'e lb ftwre^i fttiflfUd *WT
diiloytl ad; tnrwfifirT,

( t\) '

disloyal laopt;e n’rfW^'i) WTO
disloyally inir>r /,

Dismal Snamp (of > irginia) tkw^

diimautleeb I (to tear dosro. to ram
or d»ttro>) TTC, BtfTt {ira

demotisb)

2 (to take to pieces tamporsnly)

dismantled buildiopt ttTY

dismantled materials stitnH

dismanilemenl J^xlitu, stTpSTBt si
dismanlliD;; (to taka to pieces]

n.

dismanllins; ■ factory Ptnj^ «1 «I»T.

cm

dismemtierrd river fiifcBW «tfl
dismeniasidvsmenorrbea
dumiss DnllT^
dismiss ri. 1 (from aemee) qZ'T*
(Const ). BT *1 (Const )

2 Late Wtm •T^t

srvrh

4 ttwirn, hwtwwt
dsaebarge (froifi tarviea)

ditmisssl SI9 ijpaned

remove (from 8emce)»*H'iM"»,
dutojjaal 1 (irom lemce) ■<^■*5^ /-
q»tjT /. (orP of

/

3 Law «nTW •TTIH^ a

3 «

4 (of » pnpil) firwim n ,
■ppciDUnent *nd dismuMl

ifVr&jftj

diimitMlof ■rtioO £aiD ^TT

diimuaal of «oit Late WT?
diamii* with di*gTi«e WTTOSSHW

diamort't^e th. Lav>V9:^*'3 •»*ii
duBOODt cfc. 1 *8MI

9 WVITfvt.

diimntitioa Chem. (simoltaneons oxi*
datioa *r^ and reduction B*[*R ta
which one franp or molecule of e
compound u oiidued end toother
reduced) STHTfS «.
diinomj (bed legitlatioa) n.

diiobedicBce •isTl^Utl, *7^^ n- Uu
defitnee)

diiohedieDee of order

dieobef r& (enST Cl) TTSwu’ urrtT

dieohc^cd

dieobejr orders wt^nh*77 CT7T
disodie a^j. Chtm. f^FTf^
disodiom Chm. (jtlKI'S
disodiom hydrogen phosphate ^CFt'
TT57T^*m<t7

duodinm phosphate OccWS Wtufn

disofute (tdj. CVt4

disorder 1 7>t. rn., e miUWI /

9 ftrPTin ei^ *TT*7
disorderlr cd;. 1 (u, behaviour) 7vil<
enr *

9 erpncPT -rTTTfbnr, CT^hr (we
inerdiaate)

disorderly condoct ena tu i

disorderly house Laa nfni TT viq to
disorderly ino Lata (resorted to b»
persons of ba<l ehiricler) Crnif
civtrsnwt

disorderly or improper mauner er-
•cefid eruTf at^fti tmr
disorderly person *Tf»5

drsorders of blood f)CTT
dmorders of metabolism WUnUU*

dj*ordersof rrointion WITITTVc*! %

ftciT

diiocden of rhxlhm iltd ffCH

disorganitation (tcsC, «.

disorganize {ilCTT.

diiorganiied aJ) fsraf^> (cffCin
disown rd* C771

disowned aJj B4<ft}S (see dithooon
red)

diaoxsdate=deoxidize
disoxidation^ denudation
disoxygenate =deoxidiie
disOTygenation^deoaidixstioti
disozoDixe tb f?Aem
duparsge c4 CT7T (sfCUT?

aoeieut irord)s *ieT41 CT7T (tee
dsnde)

dispirite odr

dispirate points OphDtalm^ enWl^
f ooD-correepooding )
dispsnty 1 arwrai/.

9 1/ata. «S«ltai/
diipsriiy GaeirfTJnr*7*T
dispanty of prices ^P)*annm
diipsssionate <wf/. (toipartial) 0tn9,

diipttch lee under despatch
diipsuper rb. (to deprive of /the pn
Tilege of tuini in forme pauperis)
arftw75T ft Ul»4!l ^TTT*
dispel tb, crwi, *nn
dispensary sfWciwq m (Coast.)
dtipeasary aceooot sftrnwn^WT
dispensary eommiltee sft^g iBU .
atfitftl

Oiipensary cutrtis^endes

dispensary donation register aflwr

dispensary rslal>li<hinent aftvsnfRf*

dispensary fund s{)wunWT>}4r<
di<{ieD<ary food budget aft r vt r w ff*
(Vtf^-ntUs^UC

dispepsjrr fund eommiilee rfVrTTWU*

disjirassry fund compounder
fiTF^.shiT3^

disjien'.ary fund hcMpitai aflT^IWtr.
fit^-F?fiP*TTFTr

dispensary fund tervant aftr^rwu-

fMV-ftn

dispensary tours sft7^T^.*TU^R5
dispensary inspection note ^TTT^*

dispensary staff a^94l'^-4>A4lO
dispensary subscription register
wl7Uj^*nRf^n-»rs^
dispensary town rf)vyHU-7tTT
dispensation l £(ito (suspension of n
rule of law in a case) iajjvS w<ni
3 ( administration, management )
«WW1 /., 57*^ w.

dispensatory m. =

IS well known in Buddhist
■ertpturea r- p. Cl'iCiv.i'i,
fortnnlary

pharmacopoeia ftfitftiTTT
dispense cb. 1 *<ii

3 piTT
Sft3^*T7T

4 rflr^ftinvT. rftwfra^

dispenser tflTTtiVs^ n.

dispense with 7 CT7T

IS dispensed with O' HTTTtrear ^
fOUft ST’?

dispense with the service ft7Tft7Cf*li
ftTT'JUS wini

dispensing At 4 n.

dispensing balance ahrd-^tiT
dispersing chemist aftraftat* tWTir,
atVsr-ftrwj

dispensing room (in a hospital)
fVsTvi-sfrtx

dispensing table a^TiT^TTCI U79
dispeople rb.

diipergite ^hpiicnlCAetn- » disperse
ta colloid) ^

dispersal 1 feni7 « , *K®T7I
3 hntia n (Const )

3 Bol . B-el anftm n.
disoertal mechanism |;c( acU.(%TVU
Twwr

disjierSa} of fairs
dispersal or fruit* Bor.
dispersal of teed dtxiui^tvi
dispersal scheme (CSON*. 421) ftfftTT*
UfuTTt (ftlT<^ spreading out)
disjserse rf,. 1 vri ^twr, fitsty
«T7t- ftfvj* 7TUI,

2 ^STTTI

3 fu«t^ (Const )

4 Bio! . Clum , Phjit WTftrw
dis|>ersed a-ij. I

3 fuHfiiT

difp«ii«d phtifl 530 difpQfSai*

3

di^per-ed ph«s« Pkytieal Ch4n.
iftii err^Jn

diipfr^iD^ of fiifa Cr fttf-in
di»per-ion 1 fnr’-n ii

2 Phyi . StatislKi «

3 (remo»»l of iiiHamiiittion) wVl*

<]i9|>«rsion curve WWI

diipcruon metboJ

dirpertiou of lifhl

di»i'Cr»ion or variihililv itloliilirr

wiTiiui *ni»! fev(»i5rtwfli
di»t rr-ion theory TI?

duper'itv Physi oi Chtm degree of
dupenion) /

di‘(erMve power Opliei WTftTW StPrS
di>|er-oid i'etfti nf C/iem (matter
w ich hat uiilergone diipenton)
WT^iri s

(iitperaoidolo'y (colloid oheniitry)

WTffBt n

di*]>heDoidal mlj Crgil fjfTmW

di«|>Uce Wj

di‘|'laied od/ (ContU

ditpUeed biok ftrnftjt ■Pref^
ditplaced ireditor fnanlBS
displaced debtor
di'idaced liiiuid
di»|iUced pertoQ AmrlBB (trPfi
diiplaccd pertooacl fVmrfVr
OujiUkcd I'eraoot (Clatto*) Act
ft'vrf'n-aBft; (atv^diTt) «tr«fWs
Di^pla.ed i'errona (Debt* Adjutl-
ment) Ait fhtrfn-nPr { ^»t>
qmora?) arf\rftTW

Di<|ilaced I’errone (loititutiOD of

-uit*) Aft rrrojfra-«*f*r (BTT atwi-

Di'i'laced Pertont (Legal Proceed*
lOt*) Act
wrtBfO) wFjfitint

PiUiljceJ PersoD. (I^aoi) Rulei
fmHrw rnfV.(T«i»)

displaced tludenlt ftWTtff

di>| larcnient 1 ftwm, ».

2 Cf'i fttrrm n

elc-iron dirplicemcBtft^y^ fVtBt*

di-| Ij cincnl current I U( firTTm*
■TT

b'] 1 i<"-i inii effcrt r/^fAainalyiii
fir’i-nr SMrr

di«placemeat law

dHplii-eotCttt of graTxIuterui IT^JT

nnrar* «i ftWNA

dieptaienteot ponip UicA. ftcBTTB*

duplacemeat reoctioa iBpnBA'flft*

fim

diaplatenrenl foie fllTOB fiWB
diajitaccmenl teriee fl(t||1A WWt
diiplademcnte of u t e t n • tldHlB*

diipiaceinent loo ftaojAa-W’A
diipUcer 1 (a person) ftwiBB m.

2 (an apparatus) ii.

di*play rt 1 MAI

2 ffM MAt

display in a eonipicooue place
jrjft WIAtrt eminl
display fi a.

display negligence MAt

displeasuee Adiato
Disporam Sol (a genot of tho lily of*

the y alley rtAp>4» laoily)'HIA^*

innfs

diaposable balance

diiposal t SiiiA n . fttnu, Mimi

2 Admie (as. of a ease) fAtiA n.»

ftron

3 SMtUllA n • WAlAiAAl, AAATAI

/. rreA «.

•i WTTgA n
8«AAAa (Const)

iwaiCiBg disposal AUrAphlfl
under dieposel

St ibe diiposel % seA<,«V rfhl riBT
Oispota) Board

diipoisl by negolislioo «l3dlA fTTI

IaVpi

disposal depot MdaiiiT
Dispoatl Directorste fAViAAtaiWAI*

«v

dispostl field MVa Aa
diipotii godowo firlAA-t^mrr
diajioial of beacCcisI interest therein
M'Ady Igrarft tt A M fAi+n
disposal of business fltelfA. Vt4

ditpossi of roDvict

disposal of dead tlA*Bl|^. er&nt

for, n7%Al(Mar)
disposal of dulses vh^ BiaHA
disposal of fileBfdlVI^i^
dispoul of non banliiiig assets ant*

f<|SlAnAf(AA^M StWa
disposal of papert AA*fAAAA
diapoail of properly
diepoaal of rain water AliJB*WUfB
disposal of refuse *t WTA^

disposal of reienuc work
an (aWa

di9|>oaa! of sewage HSITASA
disposal of stock CT fh4^A
disposal of the case sifi^eT VTfAA^A
dis|>«ail of the letter ba fk^A
disposal of trees and limlier
rcO«t(M^a

disposal of srooil rorntrv Al** fkA^A,
*t«<l Wai
disposal of work
diapoaal regiater M^A
diapoiila ^^A »,
iliapoial atore fkCAlBtT

dispoaal surpluafkiM-stfa^
diapOaal works Smuct fA-'CIRA-Vtl'l’A
(f;R^*T ancient sronl)
dispose fb 1 Maa. ftCITAl (Const )>
DiMm MAI (Const)

g NBlWt MAI
< RTAA (Const )

6 *AAwnA, stnrBTi mai
dispoied oB taiefiVfim SMA
diiposed-olf passport applicationi
ATMA-etlkTA

disposed to agree wgWT WIA ^
dispose of ses dispose
dispose of letie*bold rights ATM
irff MT Wai

dispoiiog mind »AAAAtAA*5^ / . Wt*

djipoaitiOB I (natural or prevailing
spirit) WAIA m , WAfffrt /.

2 (ordering or arranging of any*
thing] ft*Am ni

3 (act or power of disposing) F^iW
n . fAATlri

t »AM <1 (ConsL)
instinct gTrn

inclination stfWAfA Q«n
nature SAAIA, Af(A
propensilT RgA irTTw, jr»lfA
proneneas Tsjwtl, BAAAI
trend jaaSt

tendency btFa <

diipoulioD of letTfsaphyllolaeii
diijiostess vb 1 Law VTArjA MAT

difposseited

dltteciata

3 BoC SRTI r.

2 tiT ^ T jl T'n, Wftftm (arflTlfn ‘dis-
possessed of IJBh )

dispossessed adj
dispossession l Xato /

S Lav (absodoomect of possession
by one entitled to it— Aiyar) yiOl-
Win n.

3 iflfiyiTn, snfinfm n
dispossession othennse tbanindue

coarse of Use

ww nt ftwfsfnii

disproportion n jma m.
disproportion ct

disproporllosil = disproportionate

adj

disproportionate ] cb. Wjm'H
2 eJj

dispTopoTttonatelp ^

disproportionate site WJTI^
disproportionation Chan, (trani-
formation of a inbetioce into itro
dissimilar eerapouds, du-(^]^*
n^

disproecd ndj> wamfns

disputable od; ftriei, ftsT^iwr

disputable eliim

disputable presumption £40 fvtrc
«TT«n

diipuiaotfwrptn,

dispute It. frjTX m. (CoaitJ, (Tnn

dispute cb.

dispute as to age ftaia

dispute as to apporuonmeDt irft-
nnr-T RTxft ftna
dispute clerk frei^ fHav
diipnted ftnnw, fen?,
disputed case ftn^frTT, Oei’^Ut

disputed claim lTW d^ I

disputed debt fi[T7^BWat*t

disputed ownership WlfilH t

disputed property ft a f TB W iWw
disputed succession fwi^Bpr

fin

dis.|us1>ricition w>ri>n/ (Const-) *
mshility Wma i

disabililrfk<nim

inelijd.ilit* Wami (iM disability)
dlsSliwliJi.Jtlon for interest XawfifT
% t-m srti^

disspslified ed; Srtt^ (Const)
^squalilicJ or unfa f*r % •ntfg’y

disqualified proprietor wilsd wfl*
wnft

disqualify cb (Const).

t^TPn. (B^Wl)

disqualify for appointment pTjtsB %

fen

disregard n- TTPfenn.

disregard tb 4Tdl (Const.). WTT

in absolute disregard of i£t

frfsn

disregarded adj 3)fed (Coast j
disregard of snlhont* mfeTTT-Tirtn
disregard of order sn^n ^91
diarepotable anieeedenta fOVIV

disrepntable eondnet ^rnwr*!
disrespectful adj SWTTT^
disrespectfal or improper langnige
stuti mn

disrupt cb
disrupter

disruptic ody Phpt

disruption sfk'^im «
disfqptiteady Bfe?Tft(43.>
disruptiTc action sfe^lft fevi
disruptive discharge afVn^ nfe
disruptive force PApt tlfe<l(l »«
diiruptareadismptJon
Disiacns Pafnm(oL(estlikoer»odoot|.—
Loll p 659) ft

disiaiisfaetioo anwVf m , sr#!))! /.

(Mai ) (seediaaffoctioo)
disiatisfiedsdy »rtlT^(s« disaffected)
dissect ob. j (to divide into separate
parts) fwow
3 (to cut in pieces)

3 Afed

dissecting knife

dissecting microscope ftaVr^t-WV^V
dissection sf.

dissection hsll TfvfrT^ tTTTT
dissciain Xaic ijTlf it

fesloii U/e eject)
dissemble ^b. m^n^TSI, aaw «WI
disseminate tb 1 trftlBW, ohO
3 swty

3 (as. nessspspers) ■‘TIT «WT
disseminated <id>

dissemination i n .0^71 (Germ

Simcnowsstreniiii^)

2 BTTT, »»ITX n ,

4«dispersion (eg of gases) Chan,
find n.

dissemination of information ifif.
^71 ^ traiT

Dissemnroides Attt %TTTrs-Udlld
n7 aacient name)

Dissemnmlns decs (ebaracteriz*d by
the possession of a taft of feathers
on the forehead 71®) *ii«ifiiS MJiili
Dissemnms Am ^'TTnt-innfe (4TO7
aacient name)

dissension SSit^ m ,%JTW n.
dissent n fetlfe/ (Const)
dissent cb ftuff StTT, H ftTI
dissentient adj felTT
dissentient member ftniff
diiienuBg feiTff. nmwiT
distcMiBg judgment (ina fSrtq,
(Const.), flrfew

dissenting opinion ftufe.fefjni *lfe
dissenting share-holder femr MIlUlO,
■min'® sfjTTift

dissepiment reW. (honrontal psrti.

tioa) wgaiwiT/.
dissertation Sd'ie
thesis

diisiQ'Iar ad;, mmr, mm^7, frrt‘
ifer

disiimiUtioB Biel, (catabolism) «rm

dissimilitory process Bet. KT^fkw

dissimnlate tb. ifa T^TI. wm ^TTT
dissimnlition vfli, wtl
dissipate tb. 1 (to scatter by extra-
vagance) 7fITI> iRt tit?

*T7I, ewifersi
9 PApt WTlfent

8 rbermoffyn a (to allow h*it to
pass freoj a region ol higher teni-
peratare to one of lower tempera-
ture) ftfldT

h (to change mecbaoical or electri-
cal energy into heat) SW*ISI
disiipsied ad] 'feafirT, s«r^, am-
tilfc

dissipated habit tpi VI rtam
dissipation conslaut 3:>ffVTvi-fwTl<
dissociable ad; CAc .11 •ftqrwT
dissociant C/iS<ii. (p*ociueing dis
socialion) ftuTTV
dissoeiaie rb ft777

dltteci«ted

S33

difUUtt’a tzavalUng inipactox

dii<ocutcd aH]- TxjS
diMOciition n<

d«^ree o( du*ocUtioa fiiaahl
di'‘0(i<t>on coffficieDt PAyiifdl CKftn,

di>sorution constaDt firTW ftsTT*
di**ocu(ion pre»*aT« ftVTST
di««olubilitT CA/m /

di«o1ubIe otJ; Chem srfsfSW
dissoloblencM Cifn- *.

di»«olute fliJj Sf*73
di«*olute life f5T^ iftW

di<MlutioD (Const ), all

3 (of nismsge) w
diTorce

3C)um n (solution ^5^)

dixoluliooil sditsolutive ad} (of oi
rertsinins to dissolution) xi’Bf*

dissolution of msrruge
dissolution of psrtoerihip
dissolution of the lejuUture frCT-
jplft «t ftww (T^)
dissolution order

dissolatise^dissolutiooil

dissols ability Cliein sfWwffl/
dis<oUablc ndj Cfietn.

dissoliableness Cfiem sTe^Wn

dissolie v5p I finrer. •^i

«rn

a Clum, nftfnn

dissolred u f/ s(es5^. fi>lR8,

dissolied drcn sfsn en4
distoli rd pas sfx^a
dissoli ed osvpen ail

dissolrenl CJirei sfiraittri.
dissoUefCkrn trfi«riM» n
dissonance J/iiiii- R*:«*ial /.
diisoDant a<l} Uuiie fim
Dissoura Ires (nCian tnnfit
occura in

dissTnimetnr, dissymmetrical adj
fertfit'ftn

distvmmetry X fWftft/

2 <:fatil{ifift«ftft/.W9n.
distil ody An/jt ^tW
dislile Zad (any of lha distal rovi
of eari«Il or tarsal bonea)

distal end ^f»3 m (X^< »ai)
diilalu fl of ditule
distance 1 ^T»t/ , Vm
3<i«nst

at ■ distance

distance across corner* Psitrin- Kn*9T
distance ■erosafacea — dsatanee aerosi
flala

distance acroa* fiala=ditiance aerosa
facet (of a nut) £nflsi»* «.

distance at which ohjecti are distin-
guished ^y^-*rfir 5 RI*ST
distance hloeh SJy w-of ^
distance gfaasea Ophlhafsnof
disliDce of diaunct vision nT'tft'

distance of image PAyt sfwi-^Tt*
diatance piece Pty (aplatoto main-
tain a certain distanea) w-cil-STT
distance atone Gecg nni<t
distiooiendr C&m.
distant adj.

remote gip.folfr
distant colbletala ^

distant cooperation lf»t mwlflBI
distant male nemher ^ fiVM VI
5 T 7

diitanl relatises^^dfvf)
distant tignalpfy
distant Msion ^ tft
di-sieatitt Chen ^-nffl

diitempereh Pamtarontrait

distemper* 1 BWTTn «... HRHi-Jd n.

3 WHOSTtn/.

under acute or dangerous dia.
temper (JM.1 14) tft* vtni «vii4
^17 dt Ktfitv

diileinpering «ilns-JlV is-
disieud rh 1 an-t-t
0 r»fir ftw, rftf vwi
distended adj. 1 WW
3Jfct

distended abdomen ^^9 BTT, ^Vt

distended Madder tOv iftinn
distended rell Pot WhiOvtT
distension ••dittcDtioa
distention i 4Sl*-t *.

3 Pol rftft/
distention of rrll vlvn
Dislephanus Pot VTV*; mfn
D speculum mil*9 Bin<i
diill-cne (so named from ita diflerenee
hr hardiseet and oloetrieal proper-
tiea in two different directions]
se-Ct two^'f^^irsetiOB.

W for Bf^ mineral)

Ditlichodonti Pofeontof (Gb disUfhct
‘in tno rows*, frtned with two
rows of teeth) fiiifn ^d-isiw in.
(en^ tribe) (C/ Moncstiehodonta)
distichous od/ -VulHiil
distichv Pot /

distill rb. etlMS'l
distillable adj Chem WlUIsff
dislillind Cbon (that which is under-
going distillation) si.

dishllate * Cfirni. si.
distillation Cbem. S<IM4-t n
cold disiilliiion erts <rnm
con-distillation (distillation with
substances other than ttesm)
*191 "Jim'S

dry diitillition ^ev *(11199

'£ractiona]disti11ationffnirnr*niT99
isothermal dislillalien H9l4)ff
■TOTf ,

repeated dutinationmcobohation
J9'J9Jm94

steam distillation inis9*MIH49
distillation apparaina CAem- mnff-

distillation condenser Chm. VlflM-
mnr«

distillsiion fisik Chm wnrrff'Hfhnr
duiillitioD lube *(11(99 91*1
diitdlslion value *(11199-*(X;I
distillatory apparaini inmsi-inf'n
distillatory vessel •(mae-919
distilled adj C/iem. »ng9

double distilled water rg H fl' l *>*r
distilled charcoal *(1^9 tifiTIT
distilled furfurol «iig9 f<ig
diKiIled green *(139
diililled liquor * 11 ^ SlfVn
diililled oil of vitnol « n g9 V>9T-^
distilled verdigris *(t^ gfKl
distilled vinegar xr gq ^
distilled water PWra. Wig9 »»
distiller 1 (one who distills)9T1T99fii.
o 3 (a distilling apparatus) MUslff *.
l-entol distiller S(99-<n<(l9
naphtha distiller TWiMliiill
oil distiller 99-11111(9
resin distiller 9tn9-*n9ln
disiitler’a aacchironietcr WW9V*
*ii(iui<t

distiller's travelling inspeelor (tr*-
valling Inspector appointed ly •

dUlUl*!** w««)tou.« 5»

d.slUler-EiJ’TSOl)

nrrt^r*

dmiUfr'i

dijjiiWyKT«Trn/ (vpmn«.-^s)
Pislillfry iBil Vtr«liou*f RulfiiTO*
^ HWT »n»tTriT
«li«liUeT\ l.uiMiO?

•mirftHrn

d'SliUtty fxjtrt wwrft-ftfW?
(lirlillerT (;u«rJi
(]i<tillrr> «n<|>fctor MTWT^l
dislil\<T> lif]«or
diatiUrr* inanajcr ST*?*

di>tiltfr> officr T unTT^l-wftjnft
diitdlrry iimple «TTHTft *VtT^
dutlU«FV »F»1 «HW»ip|
disiillFrjr sFri« KPH^-STSfJ
duiilUry »liF'l
dtUdUry n>i»rt

di»»iUrrY »opply ajMeTBWWTX^-STT^

di'tillcry wi»ie
dialiRiuj; (]ro««M oISFpmlins
(roll) lu;uul or liqutd ftoni liqaid
by dittillilion} Kf^fil/.. «

ditlillin* apparflu* Cirri, wrcm*

dlntil Vs 0«l> CW •mm-sAnt
duiiIliD' (ubo •n«T^*mr

3 (futiilanca obtunad by diatil*
lation) ».

dirtusfl aJ} sfvW. «»»T,
ditiiDct aod drfiiuie *i;bj 1 gf>;^ ^

dtuinct diiUiona
diaiinft ratjMisInnrnt W«(T

.Z(inarb or indication el fpocial
r»cngni|ioii)'A»ff^/ (Brnj)

S Tlrf« ew )

4 Hath, irt »».

Imhan* of Jittiartion FOctA?

withoat diatiortioo ffin %

ditliorliooi, titlra, and drcoratioDa

diitiari ilrni sfiT*? ^

dui 5 ortj»c«;^.s>t^, ftAir,

di3tincti>o dfaiccormitksn^jfiS

dialincti^r* ilrosa

diaiinclivc fjmiliraf^OlC^fl^

diitiortno headin' sqr afinr

duiMiriive IcUer MVt
diiltortit c mark flitTC Ant
dntiMttac number ore^t ^*aT, ear.
K»Vt

dislimtiao ai^n 9at^ Ant
dutiocuvo tract afinin^
di«tincli«F word*

diatinctty tStrliJI. ^ tl

diaiiort mailer
diiUoct offeoee ^ptr^arq^M
di'tiOit peraooal adtaolage ftAr
» 9 As»nr«p»

di*.l»n\t pTomt»e (tbcisenbo tbow d
rJ a't

dUliott rubjerta (m Court Feea Aet)

diiliott lenJencv
dulmci vHioo^^Tfe
Di»t. In»l koiirt (Diatnet Toduatnal
Court) »«)*«.

diHiojuuU rb* ?iX»T’'1»

tnWr (Conat )
diaenminaie tniq
diiltnyuirhed oiO (Conat.), if)-
Aftrr. TO t wf t d

diilin^ulied and tnenlonoua aerab
ftAre «tT gi^TT? itm

diatiapiiahed bcoeaolenee

rtulinpiuhed jurirt rntnw ■ftfjYwi
(Conat )

ditlinpiMlicil qualifiiution A(jTTT(nT
I>>*t>Agui>)irt) N-raiw Crt>>' AlfifT

DiflinpiMlied Ser'KT Merlal fffcT*

d«.(tn£ui>fard auitor sAtf^

di'tiBpiKhin' 4t.fj St^rr*.

fri^.

diatinpivabtU' OTnleUtt^ttV
ditiin^uhiD^ eharartera (pfimt)
frftTT *wdx« turn
diitiB'ttiahin;; feature ftftiT »riPr.

dulingutabiB' BUrk

diiUnfuithiBg nanibera

dhliopiiahifig aipn Itjy. AltT?oi fec,
dittiani^h oncaelf tflTT STO ♦t'li.
Distonia

D. haematobium = Schisio-oiiiiiiu
haeirtatobiuni

D. japonicura = Clonorrliia rnde-
mteua

D. pulmonale = Purapommiia

HeaiermaBi

T) nOsenaararagOBitmia >»e‘tet»
mant

D. aineBiia = P jai>oniruni
Dfu eatemtaui =raragonmiua'» ea»
lennant

Diito.aid*e Zed «.

Diitomum (Gk di».’*'»icr 'two-
moutbed*. Geaus o( trro-aueVertd
trematodea)

D rathouaii teonuuoii inieattns!
paraaite lu Cbira— PBJ 264)

diilort ri nnrfn
di‘torted tt,1j wtTTf
diitomoa 1 tii«4*l n.

3 PtythM»elrv$ m.

diMortioaa) vibratioa
diilraeteJalj

dittractioa i gffi iM TH ti., virrA tt »itt
dittma tA. Xov (to seize) Afiupl

dultsioed n.?;. Low

difiraining officer Lar ftAnrft sif«-

dittcaiaor Low n.

di.iraiBl La- ftfropi n. (are escheat)
diitreaa n. 2 arT^TT/.

2 Lo»(tVo*e»*urs sad detention of
tie goods of saoSher-.'..) wfirtm
«. (jcr escheat)
di‘lTe‘aed eilj WTTTfCTtt
di'lreaa for reco*crv of rent Lae*

rn^ snt «T^ wfWn’t

dirliTsa relief fun.l srNST.fiTTT’vWl
di.lre— usual rocket rfuKaft^-
■STO*I

ditire-* uarraot Late
diilroa wealth srfir^ \rt
dirltil'Ulable pool ftwTiT PgT;T
di-lribuiinea I Imj. » (il.e imaller
conduits taliRg water out of Is
tera'a for delivery (o the fansa)

dittxibuta

b (network oi diennelt on n iirer
delte) n.

S Gec^ »n^T?rwri
brtachet and dutnbntanes (of a
canal) ^TIWTt JTftWrq
distnbute ai 1 firer®! »(Mi

2 fr iTifaa «Ri, fTm®n

3 PriBiinj ftfrm, *nrTf?im» 5T-

4

allot

allocate iTH»T4
assign (=151 KT^ (Const)
apportion WfwitnTT
distributed adj d3t> (Volb,
areitidel; distributed ^

distributed load E»Qin VeZSwl
distributed term Ltgw ^
undistributed term ^
drstnbulee Laui WTlufl®! (-^
distribute freely firm
«Tm. aww fmTTJt ttrm
distnbute loan T»T? 5tWT
distnbuting agency atfttfT’l

disinbutor
diitnbutiag agent
distributing centre
distributiag channel ^oof )T5T
distributing company ftst* wttm
distributing lucoace (^met-wanfF*
tnfi

distributing lessel rool 5«CTWTfo(l
distribution 1 ^trT®I n (Conat)

3 ffurtR n . nram

3 n

4 (of disease) f^UTm

5 Lootc amfiai/

G rriating ftlTti 5^

7 (aa. of the police force) hVltF,
fi (separation into claa

tee)

% Tsou, Zoi. ^rrmt m , i •

tnftrrtm n

diflnbulioa arrangenirnl fkiy®! KFN
distnlmlioD board
distribution branch fk5T®l-trWt
distribution centre firn»l-**X
distribution ihain

iliitriliution rhsmlser
distribution charges 9<rT

distributian roefficient w partition

534 Citfaict Contiollnz o! Stotti

coefficient

distribution law 5»ZF-ftinT
dulribution list ^FPI
JisttibutioD method Afir

distribution of alloimeiiU 5*Z5T CT

dulrilualtcm of essets SfisW^-finilstF
disinbulion of book* ami publi.

cations sftrsrenTFf *tfkFTur

distribution of disidendt ynnHt 1^*

T*t, Br*rr« *t wmn

distribution of drugs it53 fwFI®T
distribution of dalietvitnfd unTTT
distribution of heat Stri-Igwpil
distribution of labour CTtt 51751
disiriLuttottoflife inlimc^oof

gwra^if % «i wftnrw
disiribulioD of poweta ddmin ftf)!*
fitsrnrr

distribution of revenue mn ci 57*
5TtC. WT»rt?-4«75
distnbuuoD of rocL types

*t4«CT

dulribution of aoita
distribution of svealilifcon 05 9*75,
W5«1»T5m

dislnbutioo of work «rd fil5T*l
distribution pilUr Elte ft5T5*(5*o
distribution ratio riiraieiil CAcn.
tr*75-»r3m5

distribution register fitnei-irnCV
dillribulioD etbeme r*5T«l-ntm
diitnbuliou aiipfksT*I'5^
distribution atatrmeni ff5t*1 fk5T*r
distribution eyslem iffy ftlTOfigft
disinbulion voucher f^7*t V5l*nt
dislribulive od/. 1 «»7». 5»7*

511W5. 5*75-

2 Lejie • (takon in >ta full eaten
aion— aaiikof o torm) ( -7^)

b (uao of o Wrro)ai\gt5Tfl ( X\\
colleetive (use of a term) tutfl
( %\)

dislribulive centre Com l55T*t «*7
distributive rooperalion £V<m 5*751*
155 H«5ll{5l, 5»75-*H5lf^(rt
distributive expense Com 5*75 155
dialrtbutive justice (aecordioc to
merit) g5)r«t»5iu
dislnbuliTC law Jfnrb 5*75 fT55
diilribuure share* fb*nT5 irn
distributor l^nT5 m
3 fViisfiisi fil575. 55rtfit5T5,

ftno n.

3 AutonobiU f«n» ni.
district *r*TW n • fflWt
diiision Ali*TB
tehsil gfir, wgtfts

district abstract of auction sale*

• 5 ^ 0(555 rff 0*75 rrftirfiw
district accounts n*T5%*(1
district acraiint mil'cetion 5*T7t*

iperfitfisni

district administration 5*T5 UtIIN5
disini-t administrative unit 5*55-
571105 555

district advisory eonimitlee 5*50*
ir5*TT fHhfit

district and block pcrmili (for shoo-
ting) *r*TW 5*5 argyr^

disirut and divisional loiirnamenta

H»r5 i?lr *T5*T?t iftmfn)fh5r^
diatriit and municipal fund works
(PWDM 1 100) 057B 557 5I«-
5lfS5t (5(iff5rf»!l

District and bcssion* Judge o*TB
551 oni asi’jllflll

diMriit ami village offivera ut|H •fry
B« 5(55171

district annaal reiuraa 5tf55 5*50-
nflr5T*i

district armoorer 5*75 5l^r55
district aisecialioD 5*55 0751
district aulhonlirt 5*50 nrf^ft
district board *t*50-51^51 / (c/.
soKTif^r)

District DoarJ Miniial 5*tW5Tf’55I-
^6t5irj5f«

ihslrict border h*ih Tfinr, 5*10 BU*"
diitrii-t boundary 5«TO rfisf
district budget 5*70 015*555
district by district 5*50!t . 5*5OT^0t5
district cash accouul at«70 f(5 ^roT
district census handbook 5*70-
ortOTt-jfsftOT
district centre 5*50
diilrict cliargc 5*50 5I5W1T
District Collector 5*70 otn^li
District Commander 5 *to oot^oO
District Commercial Officer 5*70.
5lfwJ5 StfjOlfl

district riimmittec N«|K 5(ofa
district conference 5*50 olttR
District Controller of Military
Aciounir5*5oJlfa5 koT.fit5M5
District Controller of Stores Jf/y.

Disixict Co-op«xaUT«...

S33

district aelecUon eOBBittaa

Diitriet C«>op«r»«Te Agncahonl
Atsociation Ltd-
flWT rV.

dUinct council s^JS'
diitrict council ce*»

TTTT

Jh'tnct Council Engineer (D E )
(’ *)

diitrict council road R’lB «st

District Council icbool inTWjfTTT'

district looDcil Ut R»Ta
di'ttict court ij» «»a (Const )

district coort'tnartialRTra &Rt-»R]RT*
WR

diitnct delegate RCi^-amijas,

sTTfir^ii

district departmental head Rum
ftiTTOi^TS

diiVnct deutlopment committee
*rrm fr*t«r aifarfif
District Development Officer

District Engineer R*Tte**rrirR*’n
district establulimeot tnxamijitef
distnet excite xdmiaittcttioa

District ExeueOfSrer (loirer eodre,
«;per cedte)

(fevttn,

distnct excise staff R*TF-Tt^?*-

district csecuiiTe establishment
RTTR WIT^

duinci executiTe force (o( polish)

district fieurea ajem^rrfe, urg* $
art»^

district food budget inTxr<arT ITTR*

district food production coARutlee
ajex!' •tii'^ne-nftsfir
district fool jMshce Jr»TW-RTrf3-arTt8ft
Distnct Forest Offic«r(D.F.O-)*r»T«-
tnrrfvrOt?. f.w)
district fund A<TB Prfia
District Fund Acconnt Rnlea mag .
r^mr

district fund cheque I)<|s
dijiricl fund committee

district fnnd grovea and arenucs
«*Tat-fqfq &f»3l «1 t ^ffenr
distnct fund aersant
distnct fund aemce l|eT9*f^44f8T
distnct fund *<irk.a*l*T®*ftf4'tnriaff
distnct garden qegptinq
distnct gaxcItccritetB
distnet gazetteer file
RFfl

Distnct Grower* Association R*!?-
R?TTT«-«fat

district headquarters RetF*JrMn5tq
distnct headquarters faoapitaj Rvm-
gwr^'ftrTmnanr

district headquarters post office

s*m-seqFtq vibrt
dislriit hcadqusrtcr* town Rwm-
gjqr-’n rtit

district hcadqnaners treasure rxt 3-
grrsq tr^nir

Omnct Health Officer Ji»R3-nu«q*

distnet industnal conn R«m‘*fTct*
f/TB-aymmu

distnet inspection bungalow Rujut'

Distnet Inspector of Schools RVfp.

ermrrRi ftrflRR

DistCKi Inspector of Stamp Licences

Distnct Insprctrets mTR'fMlfKRT
Distnct Inspecirer* of School* R s xg .

distnct issue register arem-fWR-

distnct jail BWR«-«mRlT
Distnct Judge t(<iw>»ninTdltT
District l^nd Records Office R*TR*

district litl**ii and cooperation

R»*H frrd

Distnct Lisestock Officer mx«s qg.

diitnct loan fund
Distnct Slagislraie {D U )
fijfin (n.q.;

Diitnct Medical Board arrrr^^q
ft* R'lB

Distnet Medical Offieer^Doi.ional
Medical Officer (DMOJ rxtw-
RUB

(R.JtRj

District Medical Officer of Health
8TR X R Rpj^nt

di'inct nominee R^r?r TT RRT^ls
tqffq

district of destination mRRTTW
distnct office R^tF * jqW q
distnct office Luildmf Rsi-' BTRr^q.
wrR

distnct office estallishmeni R»T?.

R’C?? 5TRTFR T*

Di'tnci Office Manual
fTTUnfet

distnct ofliicr R“e«*Rf'Jnfr
distnit office record RefM
atfw^

ih.lrict office rrgi«ter

district office register of monthly
I--ue R »Ig nUTBR

Di-lriit Orgiaircr R»Tff-RrfrR<
district permit (for thootirg) R^TW

di tnet permit holder R'iB R3ffT"
'fftfl

district police R*T^ RITVft
District Police Pro«ecinor rtt^
RtTffr nrqqhrtr

diMriet police station crrT^Rrrnir

wra

District Press Adriser RXTBXWTiBrT.
R»T»T^tT

distnct quota RXTB.XtWr
dninct record room R^T*

RTT

Disutct Refugee Officer QBOj
R*T^t W"fRJ"f^l(Ka 1 ’«)
dntrict re-i«tri*trrg?^qr3t»TT
di‘incl rcguUliotis «r fqf n q g '
district rehabilitation coiiiniiltcc
KSS? JifXlR Rfttff

District Rehabilitation Officer rcx?

^TXTw-Rrqenf
di-lrirl report

slKtrict rcproicDlcd nrytt

dulriet reserre stock RTxwftfeT
W’^T

di*tnrt reseoiM: staff RTr>t TmT

district road RTt^ T»^, Rxnc
district road trherae tent iftJnn
district selection commiitee rtsr.

District Soldisis' Board 536 dithio-tiUeylic add

DitlnctSoIdieri' Boird

Diitrirt Soldiers’, Stilors’ and Air
men’s Boards
sitr H'tw

di'tnct staff

diMrut lUmp office (StU 269) W»TB

distrirt stock return

district EupenDtendeDt ST^

District Supenotendent e{ Police
(DSP) stirfsf-wnwt’itF* (»i *t i* )
District Surgeon

DistrictTraffic Officer VmfffW

wf^ft

District TraffieSuperiDteadenttrvc?
^rtnrnt wsitvv

District Traiiipertstiea Officer ttTW«

district treasury iT»cit^reT»nT
District Treasury Officer rferw-^Tr*

distnct niid<rseuleBie 0 t'

WT9

district work register sr«T«-«T4*<t*A
diilruit stA^mim (sMdsolit)
diilfost of itJiisties aritv-arftnriit
disturb rt I JJatk.

3 WT*Wl,%T^

disturbance 1 atWlfls/ (Const ),ftTrw

a PliKt m

3 WTUI /

dislurliance allowsoce Iftf

(wwi)

diilurbsDce in growth VTVf
disturbance of btiance A>Tm frp^
disturbance of peace sod order will^
in a cUTwnT-enOe im
distorbaoce of public Irsoqnility

disIurbsDce of strata OeeJ Pp
distorbednd; fttJTU.tOtl
diilorbed tret fiftwkn
disturbed bed fV|tV KW
dislnrlied fon.lilioos
■TTPe feeh
distyreoe C*ew

disobslituted od; CAcfs. fj snf^

di*iubstitati«ll=ln sabstilniion Cfirm-
disulpbate Chpn

disulpbide B bisa Iph 1 de Cfiem.

slkyl disulphide 9TT7
eihrl disulphide i^gn
methyl disulphide ul^ll
disulphine btise Cot I»d fttf

ditulpbine green Col Ind. fxzi^

ditulpho- CA-n
(when the prMoneo of two snlpho
nie seid groops is to bo spocifieslly
indiestod)
d •scid (j^ra-snw
d •bcnioie ocid tnw

d 'chlonde fxsirw*4l?tt
d -evsnate flQit ftinfrt
d.-eyaDi« acid anw

d.'tnelbolie acid in3

d'Baphiholie aeid
ante

Jisutphole CAem fz^fl
disulpbosate Ckem fufPHtfW
disulphone CAm fzzi«lf
disulphoBie oetd CAena-
afTW

disulpboDide CAens
disulphoxide CAem f^QHailu
diiulpburetw disulphide
disulpbutte adt CAcws

disuse n arv^rt, w^ruViT tn-
|o fall loto disuse aenViu |Pn

disused orf/ aiujeB, asiijJituiu, ru^»
uuVtt

disused burial-grouad uau WBrt
twtiMiffa

disused esnti ruwfu^it^V^
disused well seilviBqiw ywr
ditulility JTeois (yuality ofesQsing in
CODTonieoeo, discomfort, or pain)
■ jUuH'IWI, WWUlltUl/.
disiylol disaso^'uaphtbol Cot. fnd

dilt baiVBalsIooia Pi^rMi (bsrk of
dfrfonia scAotaris)
diiaineCAm trhrAfuil/
ditame sulphate
ditamine(ke«t ar«Ti6fTift/.

ditaa u4 diphenyl methane

dileh nn* w , un^

ditch millet (PofiMilaiw fcroAicSifatan)

«VSe m , BVff
ditch reedwgiant reed
diterpene CAem rjHtftsq
ditertiary gd/. CAem. (doubly tartiiry)

diicEseral e e n t r a 1 Cryif fintft'

iftT kfit7

dite««eral polar Crysf fIfTftdlBg^^tf
ditelragonal <id; Cryst-ftw^euVat
d alteraatiag Crt/il f^ ytls t

anjrftd

d dipyramidal Cryit flUJMtiA

d. equatorul Cryit

SjBtr

d polar Crfil

d. pyramidal Cryil. Tiw^riW

dithi-, dithio- CArny,fxsT>tf*
dilbiane CAem
diihiaaiae CAem- f^swnilll
dithiirol CAem CtT'^WT
dithieoe CAem
dilbieBjl (,Aem f?ar*5>Vft
alpha dilhiesyl arv^ fxna^rvet
beta dithien/ anT^f^nr^riBH
dithienyl ketone ^irs^qur rft?sn
diihienyt nnhiaef^rprlirsiRtstflnr
dithieny] phcByl methanr (rnr^nr

ditbio-, ditbb CAem fjrrrtf.
diibiu-beosoic acid f;rr»u an*
ditbio-biiaIaniae = cyitine fTTI^ /
dilhio-earbimie acid fJ^TrruhlftrtlrfbU

tarn

dithio-carbomc acid f^rpuVni^ atm
ditfaio^iatole fl»T»Bf^-ar»TT
dithio-ethidene f pi *i< ^'^^r»ir
dilbioie ad} CAem ^tfaitc
dithioBic fxnDur

dilhiol carboDie acid CAem rgnau*
ufrtrf^ WTW
dilhiole fi n /itn /

dilhion pAarm (a mutura of dithio

as1ic)lit»s used id vetarioary madi-
cinea) in»l n
dilhionate CAem.
dithionic ad} CAem finPj*
dithionic and fxnfl^* anu

dithiODite CAem frtrd'J’T

dilhionout acid CAem rtRmBanil
dilhio-salicylate C/iem.fX'W-^^^
dithio.»alirylic acid CAem

dithio'uraxola 537 . dlridand

dltluo-nrKole Clierft-
dithi^uretliioe Chi^

dilbMoneedtlhxotODe

ditbjmol Cheru fi'J'iIwl*
ditoi»l=bilolyl Chm
ineU-ditoIyl RJT-fsftrnw
parmjitoljl TO-ftftnTW
ditolyl amine fiftrTf*
diteljl no fx^^TITB ^
ditns^nil adj Crjiit.
d.dipyriDudtlCrvjt
d. equitonal Cff/tt. ^^8

d polar CruH

d. pyramidal Crytt flfevl'n
d. aealenohedral Crj/il
fiiTJlfayjrR)*

dittaDder^Lepidium laUfoliom
ditto

Dw (iR OnztTiO <i«9. «.

dmraoate (</>• + Bronina) Ch/m-

diuranieeeid (di- -f BraniaQi) Clrm.

fjfcTftr^ww
dinreaBliiuret Cktn.
diarea aretvieoe g^S^raff

dinretde Chtn-

diaretie4d;.J/«<; (from 5J^),

diuretic fl. JjTT n (from

dinrciic aalt
diaretin /.

diurnal ady 1 ^«,

2 2ool f^Tr«7.fi(«-

3 iJot.

diurnal aberration drfron. ^

diamal animal
diurnal bird •nft
diumal chao'ei ^fir*
diurnal libration s parallaettc libra
lion .fifrca. ^1=^
diurnal parallax ^jlrou.
dinmal ran-e of temperature rrN rfl

wf»?^nn

diurnal reipiraiion Eel
dinrnal temperature BIT

diurnal tide .{(Iroi
diurnal variation
Ttbtb

diomal variations of

vftrSB

diva blue (a colonri reddish bins

in hue. of high ^ aatoraiion
and low ft bnlhanes) »3»41*H®
divalent od/. Cbem. gntllgg
divanadyl Chm. TxiNf^
divaricate eJj. 1 (Lat. dicaricn(»t
‘stretched apart') *TO9 (■< apart +
BB itrelched)

3 (bifid) #tT?

3 (forked) ftnt^

4 (nidtly divergiogiaftbraneheslgt

divancator Zoot ZCTCV m.
dive ei. ftin^Ri ftHTBl
dive bombing fi/d ft in IB
diver 1 fttraaViQ , ttBft Bren
3 Am (any of varions birds skHIul
in diving) M
diverge eh ■‘IMfsr
divergenee % tmrR m.. eiBHPt »» •

rfUTw-

3 Pfijis. BBWl w • •PTHT®! n. («^:i5t-

BWB)

divergency i STBnrftW/. *rWTtm
3 Jfhfk. «rm%/.
divergency of eeriea Hath.
divergent «d>. 1 e wfitft (4\)

3 (m eomposition) ftfiPB
divergent adapuiion Zed. *mnft

diTcrgent eenes Hifnitl Wt
divergent type flot Winnfl
divergingcdivergent
direrging rsys Ths*. WBUlCJ
diverse «rf/. ftfiiH
di>enionl«m^is

2 (stresses the distraetion of the
attention from that vrhieh i* oecu*
piini! it. and promotiou of gaiety)
•BBBBB. whflBBB « (sr« amusement)

3 flly (a aidetracV) m

diversioo bonier Jrritr

diTeriien canal Jrritf.
iliveraion certificate
dneniondam t'JtVQB BtB
diversion ditch vbbbbb vrm
di» ersHiB of acreage *ni ^ CBBBBB
diver«ion of land vr
diversion Innnel Trriff. g(rn

diversion srric fmtf. >BBB&B><re

diversity flreBBT. fifftreBBT, W^4Vld> /.
uniformity

diver’s parslysis=cai<son diseases
tnnnel disease = compressed-sir
disease (bubbles of gases form \a
the blood) Blftg^JTfri m.
divert tb. 1 tBBBtfd, %TBI. ntpHi At
R fin B yiiTBi
Ditt etertim^B
3 (stresses the distraction of the
attraction from that rvbieh is occu-
pying it. and promotion of gaiet>)
(its amuse)

diverted aAj. SBTtfSff
diverted land sqitBlaR Vlftl
direrticulnm (a blind poitsli. tube, or
sac) Zed. sfainjH ^ , arajBTy. sreB-
in (f^ sac)

direniculum of the crop Zed. •ntB?-
aPBBret

dive’s costs Law (costs alloived to
a penon suing or defsndiDg in
/ermti pniipcrir— Aiyaf p.S66 b)
BT?*BB »>»

direst tb. Low wft«TT |(Vb IftT,
ftgts CTBT, ^ ^BT (nfjo tet dsrstt)
duelled erf/ (of g property)

divested of proprietary ngliu

diTCsied of any property ftiO sft

divesting order ftnhiB Wt^
divesting the land from luunidpal
committee Bnt'Sftft if
«B

divestment ftgfht/.
divide rfi 1 fintTBB BTBI» BfeBT
3 - intersect fi pn & rr
3 Hath. BTBB.

divide N. ■< waier-partiug gret.ftstx-
n.

divided <id/ \ ftstnu ft a r fa t

3 Hath. BiftB [6 dividetl In 3 is
oiiial to 3 Btfta > (h) tm [\) \
(*))

divided share ft t n O lB ihT
divided touch Dipt, ftsttfirt
double touch ^nr

diiidcd touch method p/j^f ft vn fj ny.

rrd-frfy

dll idend 1 M.xlh. WIJB, WTPTB n.

3 Com. BTwht ns- (Const )
cum dividend BTtrtTt-B^

diTidend •q:tuUz«tion fund 538

DiTiiionftl Medical OIlletT

ex dividend ftwtb fWT

final dividend BTBni

unclaimed diridend

preferenee dividend ^tfiWTT-

dividend equaliutioD fond BfWirr-

invidend equalization reierremtnT-

dividend limitations etnnt
dividendo ilalk. W-flll wv

dividend warrant PTW(«I-wfjTtl
divide off fmrf^

divider Fcral'Ti (tor tphttiog atava]
fjWTJ* ra

dividers (a pair of odividari) Itolk.

fwwnre «

dividing boundary ftwrT?-aftW
ditidiB* engine infire n.

dividing machine

iiivi<divi (Caeeatptviin eeetnria) (ita
poll are eutioualy twisted— ^ab.)

BS.

dmnend;

dinneliw

div me right (of kiap) \*
divine aemce (pnblie worship)

divmj bell fnrraw-«ti
diymp brake l/,i.

divining rod (held in the hand b) the
aid of Rhieb vadetfround etreamt
of liitrr can b« locaUd) vwta^q^.

rt

divinity ^f*w a . rfiesi /
diitoyl = bivioyl Cint fprro

d aeetvlene fliivs
d lienzene ^»aw

d ether

d ketone fytmi shwq

diviiii.iiiiy anm
diTi'ilile <i4i srnT fnrTTT
divinble department friTTW Trirri
divitiMe ea|.enditure tTr?y tyw
diviiiHe head wrW*W

divisible profita frvm vrst
divKible rrceipu sme Br fiff u l
divitible enrplna sm
division 1 (act of dividitir) frilTH n.,

«mn

9 (a Itmtenal lactiou of a State
la India) (m'lS «,

£zimple- Divisional CMnmissio*
ner HHHH-WTJtt

3 (a branch ot an ezeentira depart*
meni or a major administratire
unit) hwrrt ea.

£zAinp.V eonstrvrtien divieion
ftsrfWHtWT't

4 Foruttf, Stf (• lerntonal unit)
Bwnsa.

5 Park PradMv (separation of the
members to ascertain the rote)
fkwa^ a

6 B>ol h<erm sa.

7 Crpat fttm fls. (system
class vn)

fi Cdite 4nit<T A

9 i/afJi. WOT SIS.. W(3W «.

10 p( (oaatcale) wnif«.,Win n.

11 i/if. (9 or 9 bntades)

(■ f frfJA ancient word)

19 Lcgtt (^WOT AuiI4 •.
diviiieoia fuodanenlum fVwirn*

«TT

logical divitioa (of a c*do* mto
tpeeiee)

physical panuion (ot an objKt
icto us parta. aa of a tree leto
roett.braoebfe> ete.)ui4a fVwww
metiphysiral enalyeie (of a asW
stsnecmtoqaalitiea.as of so|ar
into iweetsesa. whiteneae. eta)
^ rnrrfw

cross divisioo

divisionahodj 1 dimiftvi
9 dm'IS

9 Fartitry. Rif. SVTW

4 Wif

5 (tl et divides, ea. adivteioiial line)
OwrwB

divisioosl ebsfrart Prrnlrii W«TW

sHirrv^

divisioosl aeronnt J fnivTS>.ivwi
2 fin the lores* department) ajvTW-
*s»»T

Dirjsiooff Arcountewl Awaftw 5fW7-

DivisiodiI Aemanta Officer J.Jy
ZTVTW

divisional slltrfnenltrwnflWUVtW
divi.ioiii^mrsrrr ^wtdiw WtOww
( artificer *emeclianss)
divisional autheritiea isir7<^a BlfnTft

divisional canal officer tfW 1 «t > < ^ywt-
arfiTrO

divisional capital and revenue aeeo>
unts (of residoaeei— PWDM. 1 125)
frwrflw 5*5#) a#lT wm Ir^
divisional centre (miitlq %r 5
Divtiional Commandant ffvwi-wwr-

Divisionsl Commander f^WT^rWT^Trw
Dirisiooj] Commeiria] Inspector
Sir (DC.I)

(satfii)

Divisional Commeimil OffieerB
Diviiionil Traffic Manager Sly.
( D C 0 . D T M ) wnw wTsms.
(w aru )

Diriiiooa] Commissioner ^ insist.
«T5w:

divisional committee Pn-rsfry W*TS*
Wfisfk

divisional ro OMrative i n 1 1 1 1 n t o
WJT'ftt SfflTO WOTJ
Diviiionil Dishnrting Officer sfsnsfn
AfIffTW mflmfi

Dinsiooal Enpneer lAwitOwwfe'

«•«

9 Sir- (DX., DXJ(J*m**wf«rnw
(»»J

divuieoa) estimate tTWivOw Bivow
Divuiensl Forest Offictr (pjOj
svTwcrfcwTft (»^'»v ef. £a|hsk
FDD)

Divisional Codown Inipeetor
Divisionit Held Driftlman (ntfOB

guw mefwiwn

divisional headquarters 1 (tul'Rk
2 Poresirp

diviiionil indent Poraslry WVT¥-

Divisions! Inspector of CSvil Supplies
hwfrr tTTTysjjf r-iFip%
Dnisionil Inspector of Educition

wwrtf fewi fvf)w«

ifiriSiooal ledger Fcrttlrf W*?*-

DiTi&ionil Mechaoieil EngioeerSvTW

wifsww irfirwMi

Divi.iousl ^ledieal Board ^snsfVff
infitw zfVTw

Diviiiosul Medical Officer Blf.’"
Dutrirt Jfediea] Officer

dirilioail

Dot*2«{a*T'a triada

^WiittfSAl neetis; wfftw

diTuioaal «(See I
5 ftrtitr)

piTiiioul Officer 1 irjn'ftr wfirir^

3 To^eitTj Bix*Tf'r»jft

DiTiiion/l Or^iartcr, Tnbal Velfire

trm’frt •'wnre.

<!j»i»itiBal pjT clerk p.h ITT^-Vt^-

Dicbitnaal P<r««tiiiel Officer Rly
(D P 0 ) s»T^4r‘wTfTOft (».% * )

dlTlxIODJl pO« 4ki''^iT ^

^liTiiioaal reyiiter MUtifrfl
4li»iiioiul report rnrntrr a'PwT*
diTHional 'ttock iab*ie>f!cer
W»WTI9TRft

DitmioojI SopenDteaHeat 1 fnn*
ifVr WTTffi

o j^iy ^DicMiooil TraaiportJtioo

SnpcnnieB'leat

DirisiABil bapenaten<}eat of Eda-
eaiioa ataT’f^frtr-^nfRr*
CiTiiirtaal Sopcrriwe WTt'rr

CiTiiioaal Sop^rriaor of Food Sup*
pLei *nn*iT »» 37 *t-t4tv«

diTitiABal f^tem ^^wn-TlPt
diriiional total Ferittry irrTS«*BW
Slruional Traffic Maaa^'r Flj,
arcry^ JTTr'ST* •Sa’tPI
Dimlooal Traaaportitiofl Sapona-
leadetrt DVA>»ni»Uw

ooal SapenatefldeatsTraBiporu-
tioa SapcrtBteftdeBt
{» )

dicviWBal wiU ftwta^ Ts^

diCMiOO bell fjtTTTT tnft
diruuio beach mliog (oc the High
Court) fttns

diriiioB be Ukea an amartly frBTTT

diruioB by dichotomy, djchotosty
fjtrSTn.

diTuioB by factor! ifjth- •B’T-JT't,

sttV

diTisioa by forrowiBg Sot
flfcUta Ml)

dinaieti by lot «Trm (iirea la
im. p.10 la tba jloctary ef
0-»ttij?trhj t«f=5»)

Divuion CoBUniaaioDer ^yiiV-ar^'K
diriaioa eoan (caettnaor] of twg or
more nlg« ol the Eijh Coort)

(Gc»a«t.l

die I410BH fandxnFbtBBi Zajie ff*T"

diTuion ef laboar «7*in37
diTuioa of effect *tea ffarv* «
irrferiTW

divuioB ef opiBios L<tBr (e distsreo*
meBt btfocen jud^ee) *n»JT
diTinon of ptaytiolopcal laboar=
phytiotogic^ diTuioa ef laboar

Ba

diTuioB pouita Sfjfiafica ar;tn
diTuiOBa a/* eeder diruioa
dititiOB wall fV0i34
divisor U^k. trnrv n.

Comdt (piTtaioaal Coauaaii*
daiiH X*f- (Traf-*n^)

Did. Or/tf laer ira>7*

divorce (Coos: ). m.

leparatiea

jadictal divorce *tnPn«
legislative divorce

divorce tb i fTllT^TCjT
3

divorced officer Kfjrrfl

divorcee (» pmof divorced) feT*5T-

ftr?"*-

divalge rh BVC «m, (>r^)
(rW TffTPr ai*Ti xtm
divalge aay toforauuna iff

nrt^t
diwsli year

di-xaatbyl-area Ckm.fz-4Trs-^kj
diiylyt CfcciB.

dizxuKss «ivi

tlig (dela-rvo)

dkg. (dckarkilogrea) T W.tjT. (gutryH*
BF*)

dkl Mtaa-Iiter) ? CW. (rT-»W)
dluB (daks.B)«ter) XST (77-^)

DX. (duly iaboor) %ar.

Ipn wv)

dl. (deei I,ter) ff rr (T^-TVB)
dl* U destro* end I«v<^ eoapoaad)
Ciem. T.«* (7«* S'T TPr- «<^)
d (1) • (s deitrcr cr levo* eompoaod)

t('«)'(77-»«nn»J='’

dl, d'l, d+1 (daitro levo) 77T., 7 .*
WT.7v«I.

D, line Phf$.

D. LiU. Q>ootor cd lakerstiire) 717.

D.L 0. (Distnet Livestock Officer) 7-
DX-I?. “fOirector of LandBecords) ^

n.ft.

D_lf Dairy ifaivijer) 7JI. («r9TOW-

dm 1 (fleca-meter) T.7T, (TTT-TH)

3 (deci roecer)TXBT- CT^-TR)

(ilipbeoylacmoo eblorw^a)
C'ujot. fir=iT

D.M CDistnetlIasi3tr»te)77. (7TV.
T^r^fTTil)

Dm (driftaman) ST. (WPfvTTF)

DJf E. Deputy hliaister for Edoea*

tiao) ■fir 7 ». (ftnr -fjn-di )

DJf E, Divisional Ifechanjcsl Enjj-
neerlBIv B7T7. (spir^irfiTtEJi^.
?=*T)

D VI O {District Medical Officer) #

« (JTTT».5TfktwftT:fl)

DNT, D.N T (dl aitro teloene) CV"*.

fe-ttfir (fy tj? &T^)

DO (demio^^cial;

DO, (Depot Officer) m 7.

«:Vf)

de* (Let. demtnona 'deaiaaat') Fittsf.

ta doeiyitalliae}
do istf . aft

do tb.

Dofb Cteg. wnUftf

doab jnse (CpBedoB duefyim) ^ /•

do ewey snth r6. *71777 (*7 away)
D.O.B. (diameter over lark) W.tffr.
(77=« W7?)

dobby (aa apparatus fat waaviaj
iif all figa-ee) /.

dobby weave T«zliU$ ftTWt-TT*
Dobell i solotloa PJujrtn. (an aijaeoaa
•oletion of carbolic ami
borax, sodium bicarbonate and
glycerin av<^ 717^1377
Dobereiner'i matchbox or lamp (pro-
ducing a flame by pnttiiig

hydrogen TTW gas over platioani
TTT ipooge in contact with airj
T77T'7 w,

Dobereiner'e triads Cbevj (certain
groepo ot three closely related
elsDiente, the atoipie weight of
one ot which is the mean of tboee

Dobn«i'a violat

S40

do*

«{ the other two) Wrnj^rft ft* ^
DobDti'e violet (e triphenjl
methtnoa^fl^djestuft) ftst ^3-

wlfsa m.

Jobeon shell ^rajnraite
Debeon « curLoo*«hribe ^rei

Dobton'e leif'Do^ed bit iSamm *ni*
ftft3«TTOW3U iingle ep*®!™*™
wM obtuoad by Col E H. Godwin*
Aniten lo Khiei hille
Dobeon ■ loD{;.tonpied fruit-bit
Jfamn ^ <1^ ft*

Dobion'i wrmkied'Iipped bat

*3 (ipeeirneni here
been obtained from S.W* Punjab
<**=rr)

doeile (u. eow) / {from
detl sche eaeflower (i/uira aylreifrit)
at*

dock 1 4hvra « I ffl (ie« dock*

ywd)

9 Itly (an eBeleiure) *1^ « ■
W1I

8 (the place or ease in a ceort of
erimiBal lav in which t pneoner
II plaeed daring hii trial) *nn
dockage (ebarge far the nie a( a dock]
Amiis-qPv
dock doca Cam

doekeC eft 1 Law (teendori# with an
abetraet] (rStlTVW
3 9 erf^ WTWT

docket H 1 Lou Aintftw n
3 (a bill tied to gooda coataiDing
eome 4iaccti^t)ft^ft /
docket heidiBg (sOM. 39) ftftft*
ifH«

docket ttraindcT aheet (SOM* 43)
WlT***nt

docket abret (SOM 27)ftHrt**
doekelting (id'ttW’T »
dock pale wVwr* XTT
dork inipeelor dVwitr ftftv*
dock miller ifmii* eft
dock lorrelsRumet aceloaa
dock auperinlendrol n t w ra-w d lg*
dock warehouie ^rwnr
dock warrant rftwW ir’SH
dockyard WTt)<TW n

dock wrtvnt, iM^ikrt
rjuajr *!?, tr*
ieiiywrirfl

wharf WTTOrz

dockyard laliour WT^frn'tHil*
Docogloiaa Zocl (naually hate a cup*
shaped shell —WehJ ui-pf*

docoiine Ckem. «

docoaanoic acid lAcu. STftlfl9<lC Riff
docoianol CAcna. m

docoaoieond fAem SlftlkTR ITIR
docryitallme Peirei;- Rfte*Z9
doctor X ftftWT*. fat* an.

3 (an aeadomie title) tlTri fi

Doctor of Lew# (LLD) ftft*atlft7

(ft*)

Doctor of Laierature (D*Iatt ) nf^rt*

agrft^fwa)

Doctor of Afedicaiie (U D ) iitt Rfl*
Doctor of Pbiloaophy (PliD) ttrt.

trfinr {?.* )

Doctor of Science (D-Se) ftritaiT*

f<nr(ft.a)

doctor eolation CAem. (aodium DTH}
pluuibite llkfttr eolation containing
llawere o( ealphur) tgufl ftstt
doctor'! rooniftftwi**^
docinoe latbeory tlTan.

Sftttjwtiia.

doctrine of contpereliTC coela gatt*
tut nftaet ti

doctnne of converaioo Lav tfttjt.
ftltTWT

doctrU* of eypree Low ttTtttflt

doenoent %** a. (Cooet ). b 9«I m.
doenraent egauut ecceptenre tA*
tirtj

^oeuiDcnt ageinst fiajineBt eikak
iTlnei^ ^ftt

documcBtary od/ ■ Vein*
docamcDtary bill irwv fttt
documenury credit fceii leva jrtt
documenlary draft
documeotary cndcoce knt* m^a ,
freOTtUT!*

doriiincniary okIcdcc tn tiipport of
k aatft a >«a*t «i?t
documcBtary proof URPi

documentation ki«'ln»i*i| n ,

docomcnl btll s docntnenlery bill
doenment of a tratamentary character
PPR At WFT tt >tt
document of title Low

document of title lo poods ttjn^
Tl^ot

dociii'ienti against acerj lance pft*
yrtg Fret

ilocumeoll against patmcnl srlttlj

iloriiments altielied (twr*
documents in transit *r»lW ¥«t
documents of a certain deseriplioD
fifttez Strf i fett

doeiiments of iilenlificalion vfttTt*

dodder (any plant of tlio genua Cat*
en/a) ‘•"iir’A /
dodder family ararttA-JB n.
dodee I dodeca* * 1 ^-
dodera* ITTIT*

dodeeapon Hath Si;«>])l m.
dodeeahedral (t<7/.
dodeeabedron Owm XipnAt iii
doderahydrale Cfiein Jl^anirflt
dodeeabydrstej eSJ. f/ieie. JI^IH^*

■fiw

dodrrane) Cfiflik w

doJrr*androui o(f/. 2>n< tT^IT J%»TT
dodrcine CAewi. IHtfl** ii.
dodeeanie acid m dodeeinolc aei<l>
CAem TR:«W»« era* '

doderanoie aculwdodecenic arid
dodecanol m.

dodccaioie acid (any fatt) acid of the
formula CiiEi.Oi) OAiiii TT7*f)f**
anw

Hodecatylasdodecyl
dodeeenil (ifedaee«e+aMehyde)CAem.
lit^retg m.

dodecene CAem. ||^at u.
dodeeo-aldehyde CAem. tTnT*g*3t
doderoie and CAno. in^f^ wtn
dodeeyl (ifoifeeane-l-.yl) CAem. imi*

dodeeyl aleobol trpm Qtt
dodreyl amine ftw

dodeejlene CAem. XTTTT^Pt fi.

Dodo /fret (Pg thndo *ailly, stupid’.
A large, he-irys flightless I ir I) R*TT
/*

Dodoniea Bol W»tlT*B»ift
D burmannianaasD tisroie
D.viacosa RntT»tW*^(Pan.meiidaf,
aieudeH. Eangra niir<iii>fn)
docipft/.
bind glW)

domestic eittle

doagUe acid

sad f»wn»

wtt ^rn^m

Jt>f*ljc stid Ch»m (oWs>ne>l (tom
doesling oil) *T*=»

tn.

<]oe-liare (Germ //uiia /) 5Hn /.

D.O. en>ttoj>« sr5 W
dofeltic Pitrog (i/ominsn* + ftltie)
[far eipinnnlios iri (elsit)
dofTerCafrfinjWW^m (iliort (or T7-

doffer fillet TttiiUi ^
doslT^>jeFt'v-, 5«t

3 J/erA. ••detent oeaieh (ss, of a
eisne) BT?,

dogberry^dojcherry TT»T^t/
dog'bos K(j(.

dogbuih m. (Eng ii Usnelt

ted from Ski-)
dog eheia

Jogclietry—doglieriy
dog dal*y » tbauisod-leaf (AehiUa
nill4/«ltum)*’V3rT^/.
dogfuh (i ihtrV tbst deetroyi fiih and
dsmsgn gisr< Dog rb 'to bant nr
trseic Ilka heand') tn.

dog grata } vegnrit*

Smeoueh grata lAgrenren repeni)

mretrtff «.

dog la the manger «. (r»n.

k.»M)

dogma nn>T n. (aneient trord)
doctrine fhTT^ (*re canon)
••Jogman" irfftiWl (t=^) m. (Loll p97)
dog rautltrd (Clront eiteoio)

fn (C..N. irWlr, Kir.

dog rote (Roto eanino) n-

dog'* mercery ■•dfercnnalitpereDDii
dog ipike Rfy. hO« bw
Z> og S(trM5(nuaw<z Ctnie dfajorti
ditron. HtTR QrCC, fn. (an>

eient word)

dog't toet (G eramuw ro6/r<ianum)
m.

dog'i tooth grata {Cgnodon daeti/hn)

dog't tooth tpar
dog tax yTTe-«1
dogtooihed (ormi/infrnl
dogwood— cornua n

doily (eamall napkin naed under a
plate, xiae, eta.) n.

Dolehmia

doldruma n*

Cf e<iuatorial ealma ai^Tff f^)s
dole 2 En>n (unem|ilo}in«Dt allow*
anee) Wtrt n.

2^^/.

dolente /Vfroff* ctffnTRiT «>•
dolerite dyke

dolerophanite (baaic copper aalphata
of roloanie anblimatea) Iin>3^x^
fit. (^W copper. ST' (or lal.
phita. re for nf^ mineral)

D O letter «d*in.<nr (anJrnwiSr qtt)
Dohehaodroao Bet VlTVT^ HJIlft
D faleata (corolla whstfr'-Caio)

D rbecdii— D, apathaeca
D. apatfaaeea rn<n*« (Tim.

ciribadiri, Ceylon erJ/o/fri)
dolieho'Cephaiie, dolicho-dephalona
adj.

Dolicbot Bat. jrtnf'BipfiT

P biQorua (bora* ftazn* koolteei
Uadraa gram) "iwi"* sort (Baao
kulKkd, UW. fm. IIio. pal, Ben
kurfiidloi, Deoctn buhfh, Odj.
kuUt. Uar. S^. Pan. S«<)

D. labiab (hyacinth bean) ftirft
pw (tt.N. fil**. Ben.

OlR. lint, fobid)

D. aoja—Clycioe aoja
dolma Otai. (aink) 9** n.

Poliolida gaol (mborder) Tafww*W3'
am m. ,

Poliolidae ZoM. m.

Doliolam Zoof. (body enrronaded by
complete ^ mnacijlar ring* mr)

vtrww-mnft

doliomorphtc PtlroQ (rockain wbieh
releaaeil or reaetioosi constitnenta
are proroineot—Tyrrell p 75) S'*-

Doliopiidae Zoot. n.

Dolioptia Zeti ^dtwamnnnft

dollar area

dollar exrhange

dollar gapi'«tl**»*(IT

dollar pool

dollar potitton

DoUopteraa raUontcL (of tbe Tnai
lie rrma ^fs) Twntrtm-nwiOi
doloraiie 1 feslcinm magneaiam ear.
bonate) ^(iwtPl* •v.ft?* lor

calcium. W. for vrai^ iDignesianip
trr. for carbonate, 'r* for

rrft^ mineral)

3 Prirop (a Iiiue-atone of marble
neb in mugnesinm carbonate]

dolomitic limestone ^wr3nriT-a{^

dolomitization ^wtftnTTtR ts
dolomol (magnetinm stearate HT*I3
QtffT. containing email amonnta of
the oleate and '^% MgO. nied ta *
dnating powder) CAeM WWflv* fit.
Polopichthya Zocl. (Ok. dolopi ‘one
in ainbnsh’) rftTOrrtT'Snnft
D danae rfidHtW
D. heleracanihut (n-liim

D, luetheni sfflft lOtnm
dolphin fit.

porpoite ftl?r*

Polphm — Delphinuaq/^/ (ancieot
word)

(lomarn l (landed estate) *i;4<rTT/.

3 (the tenitery orer which autho*
nly IS exerted) Jf^lT w , n,

3 ilalh. B*TB n, "»•
domstic Ad;. Cryif- OlflQ
dome J *W!T. t BTt a tr i iit.

3 Crvit. (e cf} atal form) VIT m.

S Oral «l^ /.

1 (upper part of a farnace) IHT m.
dome.face Cryih (a roof ibaped erya-

tal face) BTTTnf* n
brachydome (the plane parallel to
the ehorter exia) FSCVTf
cliBodome (parallel to the ioclioed
exit) Usunui^

macrodome (parallel to the longer

axiaXIft'fflT

onhodome (parallel to the ortho
axia) wrar^tUT
doine.»hiped adj.
domesiSeAd; I Tf-i

2 (internal) ati»aft«

3 aro^tOo

domestic n. (a home aarvanl)
fa. (i^e attendant)
domestic animals i^gTOJJ.
domestic arrangement (of the rail-
way *.lminiitration)an*sft^ COailtT
(ffT»«)

doraeiticatr.T ijgr* n. (from mja)
domestic tattle ^nnt on

dometlie coniunplion "5^2 donation in kind

DMtic consoraption
me*tie consnmpliOD ivitcm

mestie cooLid; QT ^

mettic credit TJtT

medic credit eMension

r<iT*i fr^tn

meitie differeocei

meitie dog «J5 |7I, >15 5^

meiUe duck ma *K»*

inettic ecoBomici >151 WihaaW

iDcitie ecoDomy >j5r avita»a, >IB

atfmva

imeslic electricel »otki

aa^it

imettie ettabliibmeDt ija wrrar
imeitie fowl Bia-Uft

>me«tic hjgiene iJB '

imeilieiDe CA<m- ( an alkaloid
from N^NDIN the laerad bam-
boo ol Japan, iVandma domeiltcs)
afirfr/

ineiiie lit ettoek
iiaeitie matkei
ftmatiie Decciiiiiei
nmeitie need*
omettie novel a?s[.tt*afa
etnetne pigeon (ancient

word )

omeitie pottery and china

•f’T ’frrarx

onettie product tldViar?, afc^a^T^
omeitic purposee iJ5-JriVinT, a?l5.

for domettic purpotci 1^5 nahrarf,
Bfipetr

lomettic requirementi ijxr Mlltn*-
art

lomeitiCi (plaiQ cotton clotb)

BttI, tJWB^ «

loaicUic leale (Ulaaca) ^-(jn
lemcitle atieote iJ5.r(i5rT
lomcilie lervint ij5j!rTa
iomrilie i« me ijir
iometHc •yilrm ijn ayfv
Jemcftie t«Mrm of mduitrr ^tlta

>jw btPt

domeitie trade iJ5-*aTTTT, enrYtfta

errm

rlometiic uie tj^nnra. tjV^TTnra
demrtiie wajle pro<Iuct trtt;. ^57,
am

don*ykiie BiaaFfa n. (*•» copper.

ibi- for anenida, -5* lor

miner at)

domiale arfinra m (Conat)
domicile th Jiaence (to make pay*
able at a deaiynatad place «ap ons
other than tbo reaidooco of the
drawee) tITBt

domicile by operation of taw Mb*
BTaB im wfraW, ftfWW wftBTH
domiciled adj 1 ar^mtCt (5^) (Con*
atO, ertjfta
9 i'lMfira
domiciled bill Com
domiciled peraon Mr<nn(l aBflC
domiciled aeconty ei»BB^
dom.eile of a bill Com. ftH'mlBB*
WTB

donuale of choice vyeR^Bm
domicile of natiriiy £00 (one'e birth
place) ir*Blfir*rH

domiale of engin Z*t» (the domieilo
nbicb atlachea to aperaoo at birth)
»**nfBfiH

domicile queationnatre ai(^<nt-JITB1*

fft

doeaiciliary vmt BlffTBlB-BiTB, BW.
BBB

dooiinaace 1
9 Ferttirg BmHlBI /
dominant cdj. 1 STBBB. b^

9 /«r(iir|r(Germ.A«rraekanef(over*
topping other Ueea) mfuflO (-5^)
codomioiDt eryifntfl
predottiiBanl niftTlIt
9 JfBlie 5BB
4 Low

domioaot behaviour TigekaL Wtn^
eiltiiei

domioaot chtracleriliot BWB^ ijm
domioam eatate Lgw jfWifiviO

domiBiBt heritage Lav (tbeland for
the benerieial ooioymont of which
a right ol eaaomaeC aaitta) gfm*
fmft >I<k

acrvicnl heritage ^fkBnn^tr nfb
dominant owner Law q f TBl f n a rft

deminanl role »m
doraiBBBt iperiea wwTtmfk
demmanl item* Ferntrg wffTTft
fB»B

deminant tenement £e*

tiPr

aement heriuge gft vn ni f a ^
dominant Ireea (D) Fortttry (loelo-
diDg all treaa which form the upper*
moat leaf canopy and hava their
leading ahoota fr;e— IF B. p, 97)

Cf. d (dominated treea) ir (xf^^

TB)

dominate •(. 1 WTBT. BIB! piT 5)BT
9 Fermtrt wftttgw
domitiited tdj Ferutrg (arreetad iq
davalopmaat by a dominant growth)

domtniied leedlinf iVeifry

BBB75B

dominated lt«et (d) Fartrtry (whieh
do not form part of the nppermoat
leaf ennepyt but the leading ahoota
of which are not definitaly over*
toppadbytbe BtighbeoriBg traee.
Their height u ahont 9/t that of
tba tallcet treat) atf^m ftV (B)
(dofflisant treee) it (t^^n)
dominpie-wairtnite (a leadealpbo*
atihate) m. (A* for #«

leadi fl- for eulpbo , ***■ for
amiB tlihism> -BB for mineral)
doniogo nolet Awuowool violet
iD'Ccl Ind. (dotainge dyca are
aio mordant dyet for wool , are
acid djree el good fattnen to light,
eta. "B «»l*d twiB, Bwrm ?»«?)
domlniOD 1 ItfkTTTB n.

9 (aoTereignt7)BT5Bt/.
doDioioD hank ir(^yrBr.ei(knttr
dominion gevernneBt t«fkfrTB*»rnfB
doaiDioni and coIoBiei arf^THB «ftt
bbMvi

Donaeidae Zad *vt bi. (lee

Lenox)

donate p6 ^ ^
donatio rauia monia Xoie

BIB

denilie mertie cania Xew (a gift la

protpeet ol death) *ITvnB»B 5tB
deathbed gill VJBBBI-BIB
donation ^TB n

donation for cfiarilaMe pnrfoeet
tlHlB

donation in eath^.^

denalien in kind vv^TB B BIT,

BIB

dontloi

543

dotage

-Jooator s doDor^I3T(^fn.

Donix ZmI- (t g«a»i9 of wedse shelf*/

donixiQe = grainine Chem. (* protein
from bsrley) hm^I /.
donee ( -4^)

•done or intended to be done Lav

nut it ari^

it

to here done with (to hire completed
or finished)

donVej ntw, WT »» , neft
D 0.^o. M nt. *t. (»ri 4f?nT)
■donor 1 ^TSI ( «•
donee Wl^rft, ^dUftJT
3 ■■ actor ( ID mdaeod reaction )
Phyitcol ChsiH* (-T) m-

donor* and mbscriberi ^[Ttn rftT nfn*
TTST

D.O. note piper* vd*IR,

CcsoTta'a solution Pham, (e solu*
tioD of arsentou* and mercuric io>

dil*a)^*^*»*«ft«4
doob (trass (C^Mien ddcff/eV
(B

DooJia piciasUrarti picta Dot.
doom ^4 n , nw m.
doom pattt (topes are m^e from iti
nbton* leafstiUs) m. (TR

rope)

doomadaj Jntu-f^afl m.

day of judgment
Doonagiri Gwg.iNlsiS m.
doon>head>cloek (rororoenm ofict-
naU) JTijfjfsj/,
door srr ft.
door curtain fTTVS
doorframe XtC-^ntT,
door handle
4loor-kcepcr TTTTm I'l.
doorman •».
door mat 3 ^-VZ
door-poit 5[TT'?5»n (Beog)
door spno-
dooriteji* jnuil / , iVft
doorwa {Cynaha Joflfhn) /•
(B .K ). t5
door-way iTT-mfl

door weed m ninetyknet (Peipjenant
oti<:nf irr) m.

doosoolie cloth «7fl
dojva (di-oxy-plieoyl-ixJanini

ft TK ftniTt /.

<fope n. (any thick liqnid or pasty
preparation) »
dope tb. JfIfT?

Doppler effect PAtr*

ft

Dorado B Goldfish. Swordfish Attren

M.

dore 3fr<at. (containing gold)
dore silrer g^S**! Tm, gT^gtB

dona tftftw

Doris Zool (haro a retractile tuft of
pmnato btaoehiae around tho
anus— Web ) g^4?Vlt-innfi*

D. tubercolata tninrsr gfewln
dormancy gjfct. fifftSTO /•
donntnt ad/ 1 (Lnt dormire akin to
Sanaknt 'ho aleeps’) fkljiet

(ancient word)

a firfcw, g^'w

3 Bet. g^vr

4 Cam Pir»»-4

dormant account ^t*r

dormant bad BoL wfiiW

dormant capital 3*^

dormant embryo g^^
dormant municipalily

dormant partner trpft

aecret partner g«i sndt
dormant aeaaongjfti-^ij.g^'i^-^m
Dormer's bat jifemni
(fousd m the Peninsula of India)
donmol (need aa a hypnotic) Chrm.

donmtory UHei'llf w (sr« abode)
dormouse (Fr. dormir ‘sleep’ + Eng.

rwme)erug5 m.

DoroucamPot umum-Brnfit

D. hooLen (the root is an aroms-
tio touo— Basu) FWI»B BrmiH
D. roytei (the root is bitter— Basu)
¥{gyi •ftwin

D. teauifoliom ^ Senecio lenui*
folina

dorsadsdorsally Zaet. (toward the
dorsum or back) vrgWT

dorsal otlj 1 (back)

3 (apper)

dortal aoru ^-StCi^fts?!
derail blood ressel Zaal.

dorsal buccal gland ZooJ.

dorsal cirrus Zaol, ?<5**Wf*
dorsal crest Zoal. ftWT

dorsal dilatatioa ZooZ. gnr RlWf
dorsal epidermis Bot.
dorsal fissure Zoot. 3T(7
dorsal lamina Zool. ^
dorsal languet Zool. Twt f^nS^
dorsal lip=upper lip ZooZ. 7^
dorsally =dorsid

dorsal nerre-tube Zoef. 7VT ^91-arr*
dorsal nutnest sinus Z«d. 777 vlil

dorsal organ ZorZ. '47(ii|
dorsal pirt 777 ttin
dorsal pore ZcoZ 777 7»*f, ^ 7»a
dorsal scute ZooZ. 777 STTW
dorsal shield ZooZ. 777 7^
carapace fTin
dorsal surface Zocl ^1-77
dorsal suture Bol. 777
dorsal tubercle ZooZ 777 1*77
dorsal lertebraeetboraac vertebra
dorsal vessel ZooZ ^«5-7Tft^t, 777

TlfHl

dortifixed od;. Pot. HtTTtB
dorsifixed anther Pot 777*

nntd

doniventrtl adj. Bot. 777177, 7771-

dorsiventral leaf Pot 777(77 iM
dorsiventral symmetry Pot. 777177
sfitfs

dorsoinreiiinal vessel Zool. TTTfvg.
Bjftjfl

dorsolateral a<f/. 777-717^
dorso-lmnbar veiu ZooZ.
dorsoventral adj. Zool. 777177
dorsoientral axis ZooL 777177 «7f
Dorudon PaZsoetoZ. ¥s?r7»a-B7Tft
Dorudontidte (Gk. dory ‘spear* fS7)
5*®7*9*^7t m.

Dorycordaites PaUtmtol (dory ‘spear
5 ?T + Cor«lait<* 5>Hr»Tft) 5>7iJ»I-

Dor) phora Zool. (Gk. dorypnorot
‘epear beanag')5*fl‘i*l"S7jfe
D. decemlineata (Colorft.lo potato
l>e*ti*)

D.05 (Drawing Office Supervisor)
Ply 7 7. (TSfSTWX uiive;)
do«e»e iffil (silministration of meii-

S44

double green

eiae ia doMS| tpeeif . e tcheme of
grtdiag doeet eeeording to Ȥǥ
ote.) uni^H n., RWliffl.wraT/
doM 1 iled (the meesared qa»ot;tjr o(
e inedieioe to be tekea et oca time
or la e girea panod of time)
BIST/

diiJy doee SISI
fatal doie =]ethal doee vnvntST
poiaoooua doee = toTic dote
HIST

tafe doee ithH HTST
tiogle doee (jiven onlj oaec)
Ht!*HTSI
3 Eton BIST /

3 Plant Faihcl. (aaentity of ton-
cent applied per onit of plaat >)
HIST/.

doee cf opiul jejl^rrst
doee of capital and labour jcif) mil
«R<kHIST

doee ratio Plant Patkol- (ratio bat*
ataeaaueeeaaiTtly io«reasin| doeae)
HHTJSTS

doeole( 7 a*poiolo; 7 (aeiao«eof doiet)
HIST fe®TS o 1 Btfit^ /
doauti

dotfra^m.

dotage (waaknaaaot the meaul poarere)
5^-<rf»Se.
dot cbart
dote*dawT7

do the needful HHTSySH HTST, ^
etiatue it sfHWT
dotnaroDtane C\em IlfstDao n*
dotted (kij ike^fe^
dotted curae PJiyi ftajftw ev
dotted hoc 1

3 Pnpin sfbl ten (doti or oflaner
daehaa)

dotted peneit lioe (MnkL63) ffajfcf

went-kw

DolterkeroxyolL oneleoe
D O.T S’. (DiTiatonal Orgaaiteri Tti
bal Welfare) ** 10 * (ttnFffS wA

HI, eer^k-C^ni)

doob graea (Crnodon darrylon) /.

(B.,N ), ’[W

double a-f; 1 Ueofold) JIJ?!,
-ETlaa lo. doable daab Sin n)
8(t*iee)ftS-
l(peijl5«H
4(teo) ft*.fr

coneignmeot lo double locks it
HTHI

lead at tbe double edimTH fl Ir
flkl^ 5^ BIHI
double aecoual Com. f^*kiOR
denble.actiBg engiue JUg. THsi^V
IT*S

double algebra = eomplei ^gebra
(from complex gaaotity
dtlilluTS

double anD(eraak)lfaeb.n[HTJ
double artafieial altk 1);;3*t fi^H

double baggisg it it itft

unMf

doable.barrcUed oJj. t f^^HTR
3 (harisg a doable purpose or-elTeel)

double-barrelled air pump ^HTH HT3

double*barretted rates
double bassieeontrsbass
double baitooojfaarc (tbe largMt aad
deepest lostranant of tbe doabla-
rsed faail)’) /

double bed i«^ oihi
doable.blsdad«i/

double boiled otl &w, it

tltSSIHT

doable bood(^)CkcM.ftsr«(&
double-bond itooenam Clun Ti a> V

doobte-breailed aJj, ft*VH
double bnlliaat scarlet Col Ind
fi'/fl mgt wts

double butt joint UH0l0l<l*H(kv
double carbonate nflP* uI'llOo, J>H*
Blntdo

double cheek sfhpn tl fi ts ft F»I, ft-
sttint

double cireuii Trrtj fkrptsntw
double circulation it HIT

double cloth w, ajBn «si
doable cocoaout palniMteacorotDut

double colour priDling tjgsi,
jWt OSlJ

doable colamo fg t%au
doable colorau eaeb book]

doable coauet JTafkfktJB ftwtt
double costa Hijfl sftiHS

double covers it atiSTH

in double coiers jgt HISWI H, it
•nswif H
double-crop

donblc-crop arca^-H^ Snt
double-cropped landT^-HTH ufa
double cropping f^-HFl
double croppiDg of «heat?T^%it
RIH HTTIHI

double cropping avitcm Df-HIH*-

double eyaude gSTttH
double damages jj^t
double daah (*) StiH-gH (^
double dealing ftgrr HTSTH,

•mail. jWt HIST. HTOSTH (ira
eirenmrention)

doublenlecked stage nmage (UVU-
132) fg-RB B^H-HTTI
double dceompofitlon Ckcoi. Tgrpt

double dutiDed fgngw
double diilitleil water Ckm fgHSB
TO

double doty i C^-gg
3 J(pT fjw, fiijst BW
double effect fg’fiBTt
double elephant (a sir* of paper)

double rDploymenl it OTriTsT *l4

HTHI

double endowmeal
double endowinrnt polirr

double entry 1 dcrcanrinp
3 ffiariitirif^B^fg
double entry lyiiem of book-keep*
•Bg JBTITO <t Ig-aftft Slfe

double expansion J/ac/i- fgf5»TT»T
double exposure Plusiog. ^ TOUW
double faced elertnc locomotive
gs Ikgvwftni
double fare Tg^

double rC white (FC. « foolscap)
Tg^Rt ft ?tn(rs ft -ftftsftt)
double fertilixatSoD Dot fgft kSR
double fine JipTT g*T
doubb^lscap (»,„» of paper) fign

double funnel fgftfTT
doable furrow plough fg-aTrt gw
double fusion fg-snjWT
doable green Col. I»J. ftrjH

double gunnies MS doubly ionized

double punnies
double-handed ad}. ^

doable head

double-headed ad}- Bly. 1 ftwo en-
gined) f{<taS
2 (as, rail)

donble beading Bly. (putting two
engines on the tram) n.
donble image analyser Pkys. f5*afir<ini

double image pnsm Phyt-

doable instalment fj 5 »l SHtR, 55^

double insurance irnitv

donble integration Jlfatfc. fita^wn
double inter-elaaa railway fare ^71
*t*iw-**t4<
double issae

double-jawed elinp ^Tvrx

doable layer
double leaf
double leeer ftTvnr
doable line Gteg. (XTV m
double lines
double line spaciog
5!pt

double-line stream Oiay ^3
double linkage Chm.
double lock 1 m«T

3 Rly. (double keylock) fjrfwl-iiTO
consignment to double locks ^

doable lock anangemeot
»O^WT. V ^ *nK{
double-lock store fJ;tnW HK^nTIT
double-lock store register

double lock system

doable magnifier (m » camera)

donble-maniled flame f;;9lt[T
double march J>tiII n^uui^lH.
double marching atf^tn^
double-notched fx^TTT^
double option twb ftc gT, SB f ^«V .

double ordinate ifatli.

^<Z

double pane ifry-eiw jnt
double payment fj VlU-t
double penally ^guj sn!Wr,

double phosphate

double pice arBBT,

double point kfatk- ft*5

double pole switch

double ponceau Cot. J»d.

T»i.rfta

double prime Hath-
double refined iron
double refraction Optica (refraction
in two djroetions)
double-nveted ad]-
triple-riicted
double row f^-4flK
double rule of three (rule of fire)
Hath. •T^^Ttfiw IM
doable tafegntrd^l^Zt(nT3^
double sail Chon

eomplex salt arfisctzai
double samara Dal- n. (many

liaro two or more than two winged
aaeds)

double aearlet Col Ind. fxipt
double screen p/»ps. jntBE
double setmer «)**»

double shear iltfh.
double-thesicd ody. (haring two
groores) Phv$ fttt^ lll (^J ^)
double-shift tyttem ^

’Trft'T^

double-sided carbon paper TtTB
nhiK'Tti

double slip crossing Bly.
double spacing ftyvilHC
double standard Eton BttTT

double star s binary star dijron.
51*1 fftn

double stitch (with two loops of a
single thread)
double storeyod ad/. fiUH
double storeyed building (gti? etfiT
double scrap Ifocb- 4^5 Z7
doable stmetnre Bot-
double sunerpbospbate
douMe-aurface condenser CAeTa.f^S 9

doublet B doplet J (a pair of elec-
trons whieb It ahafed by two
atoms aud corretpoods whb a
■ingle nonpolar bond, a lyiter of
two equal sod oppositely electri-
fied pattielea placed near together,
twirlenses of diHerent focal leng-

ths, combined } 9^*^ ”•

2 (one of a pair) »».
doable tabulation Slntislia
ttKiiilNd

doable taxation ^5tl

wiiuid

donble-texlnrcd ad] (cloth) J]f^ BtR
(double is more than one)
double-teitured fabrics
double-threaded ad]. En^tn
double-tiling /.

double time Ifil. (a tune or step in
marching which is the quickest
next to a run) JtlT? n.
double touch P/iyj Jtturft
Cf. dmded touch ftwifira
double touch method pfcys

m

double trsnifer fxflfTinBri
double union Chm,
double bond Chem.
double ventral gangliontted nerre
cord Zeot. ft'WBT Bnvfjs
double tentrsl nerve cord ^oof. f|(-

*roT-%n'n3

double vitnol Cfiem g[*B*NT
double-H ailed belljir
gwft

double-walled eup^oof fjf-filftrecirt
double-walled screen PAyi f; fidW
BX

double weighlng=lransposition me«
ibod, method of Gauss Q[idlis-|
doable whole note dfuiie f«ipi

doable-working ITort, (to bud or
graft upon another graft)
n.

doable yam (two or more threadr
folded together) ^
double yellow rocket = Qarbarea
vulgans Qore peno
doubling 1 (double marching) * 1 ^*
a 315] n.

3 (yarn) tprT n

doablingpnnciple (of shorthand) fit*

doubloon, Roman ocher (^ colour,
rod yellow ivi-fli m line, of high
saturation and high a brilliance)
ahrisats

doubly ionised CAem. TUafga
singly ionised ^4iq(^

doublf pdosuT

516

D Pdl. couna

douUr jinmiry = dipnmiry
doublr pninutic c: djpmmitie
doubl «

tutpieioD BJPT

JifGJeoce KT'K’ArT
dis(ru«{ wferTT*?
iDcrfdulit^
hf'itition fi-aftiWlZ
>u*peDf« jfiror,

uorrrtiintv wfifT^T

onWIief fttsiBlMH
benefit of doubt n^j B7»
doullfiilad;

doubtful c*»e tiriti* fnifil

in ■ douhiful ti«e «

doubtful d'bli Com
doubtful

doubtful ir;:4l point
doultfol pijTBont
doubtful polic; tflRt
doubtful KX Irf^
doubtful tolrear^ irlffVm

doubtful bl1« Lov^i^
doiiltful vi1u« ITaDi (tfjTBinf
douche fld* m . ffftTB (meieat word!

douche (IS BBMiie'Bni
douche Boule BtiraVf
deuchin; »ipo»^ft»(t«nrr
doogh ih?«.B«n(5BT)jtn«nn
3 Ezrleiitfi ftr It

Duuplat credit •eoeae etCg rfl rB
fDict ot £coQa Xercu

1 y WiBton)

Poiislit £r - red fir rrs Bitil a na
douI;roa » box tree
Doulton fitter /Tyyi/M (ui rxeleur
ClitniberUnl filler) eftsrjUlB n n.
douaindoom ptlo
duum pilmndoom pilot
doup Wmcioj W'Jrt M. ftklf heUd’
— Cliinilicri Cf Hindi »e for heold)
doupi per inch Bfrtrtipt er^nt*
dourinr Tc^r (e diieua enated bjr
rojasowmo *9«ip<rdii»») ilT^*
fnx-v Ita r*

Ilourine In «TTtS;vttn>T wfifrTB
r)t)\ Cl-n 1 liouble oil of Titrtol,

..ri ine .eil)fCHC3

2 .. llcl oil of ritriol) *n«Itr
f«l7T «te»-fcx

ds/e C^ffCnt. «oTe » eyaosymoui

with pigMB. but pigeon it a tome-
whit broiderterm. doree tee tmil-
ler ipectes), f%sd ^

Doxe difron «=Coli»mbt •WS nt.
doreeot wfttvH/. (oeenn la PTJI,

ft?SJTiwrt,elo)

dovecot pifeon «*

dove-dock ^bortehoof (f aMiIo^ /ur-
/aro) ene^l »•

Dover* powderspowder ot ipeet-
ruiBha tnd opium
(*5^ tpocicuinhi. epiam)
dove t-foot (Gcraaiaw aiottc) VltST;

M

dove-tuled adj- IfdcJl-
dove-Uiltog 1 ilatk. a.

3«n9d«4<i

doveUil into eaeb other WTnn3«>4?>

«^s2m

dowel ^ach (ipmiusuilly ot cireulir
tacuoa) Wflf/fl/
dower Law la

do withoot V feRt »n> BWm

Dowliubed Ot<g «.
dow nett) (]>gb( ^ ii>et»)*i ntgoe-
tiora ttwi^ btae) *t-

down I n •

S Ai* (booad to a directioa eoati*
dered at dewn< i a. away from aa
leaportiat point) (»«e up)

down*

dowDcomer (a pipelwtlaiO (-1^) *•-
dowa-euttiBg

down direetioo JUf fbf^tni /. (tee
down)

downing Oeol. a.

dowa-feitherwpluoiole Zbed.

downfold — tvocliue Gtog- Val-V^ /.
down predieot Oeoj WfUtOn
dowBgrowlh iliel- wAc4 ea (the
reauU of dowowtrd ctowtfa)i W^-
f (downward crowth)
downhill Tsn

dowahill fire I'ernttf Holfnft ttlnr
dowB line fbf^ ^
down pipe
down pUtfolm Dip
downpour ttgT^ft, ’■man Irys
iff , gitwrsn pO
Down'e proreee (prodoclnf todiant
from (otad todinm chloride by-
efec(rot)ti*)VT^

downstream
downstream side

downstream water-level 39-

WT

dowB-siroke J*(yr.VBm3 at.
down the stream = with the ttreun

downthrow Geol. ta-

down to and including af>

Hl^iaf

down tram Bly tWR ('nf))

down turned ^

down valley wind aniVfnft VH
downward <l>, ^ O StT. »«••,

*r»rgw

downward diaplicement Ckm.

PlTfR

downward erosion «IUV(*(

downward force avtlgat 3>.

VP!

downward grinlrfioaaJ srtler nh-
Hw*VTTT*w
downward limitf^ iflBT
downwards im downward
downward stroke ai^ijn straiv
downward thrust K>^-^SlT
downward trend (m pneet) ■Tll'JW
Bx(«. wanfs

downward eanstion arjt.ftvfl
down yard £tr. ftfttl Bh»i
downy da!nra (JJjjnra nsaW) iWf
vwTm.

downy jaiminef/atwiiiiani pnhurns)
fry-BlW*/. Ben. Kan.

Hiq. Jpt)

downy mildew Hoc \nif)iy|
dowry vbj3«.(ancioal word)
doxen ll^tln • (from VTjtTVt) >

DP (Director of rincbiyati) Vll.
(v*eree.(rtm)

D|l’ (doeamsDta ag^nat paynett)
hf/llt (^ for bffe doeament, Cl for
WbeB payment)

d,p. (il sptaeed person) ft R (ftwrftT

evfts)

D.P A. Society (DitchargeJ tneo-
ner‘a Aid Soc.ety) 3V>T.

(T "51 T-vftt-B r eri-Bfit h)

Dm (Director ot Xhiblic IleaBhl

(wrverpsaAer^)

D P.1I. (dij^oma m r«b)>e heallh)
f?LV. (1^ feT'H TTTft)

D.P.Il. eouraeifrtTIT vvt

D.p.O. 5*^ disgUnk

D.P O. (DiTisional Personnel Officer)
Ply. tr ^ w-

D.P,P. (District Police Prosecutor)

w m w. (w»T* tnrfii wf-nmit)

DR.(Dern‘J Begislt»r)3'I (tTT^^-

7^al+.;<)

dr. Co-i. I (debit) ft<-
a (debtor) WW

df. (arini) sn. (^IPi, ?mT) ^

*p, dr. (epothecenes <lr»m) WSTT.
7TF')

«s. dr (»Toirdupois clrini) 9TT

(«!THT5^ sn"^)

fl. <lr (ilmd<3refn)tHIT (tVT'

Dr (isipretiT to n»nies)Rft (flrif^)
D R.A. (Derlc Boom A'sislint) ft V H.
(frftr

dr»h (» colour, rtd yellow twilff m
hoe *nd o( low *'7 litureiion)

Oraciena Set snr'i^P CTlft

D, Jraro (ilrigOn tree) *1TST^ ffTTW*

D. idJivisi inr^ sm^tt
D teroiRor* rjs«7 srnrjtT
driueuie eciil Clir<’t (from Dinriiri't
drnre. the dragon tree SSTH’’) awi*
ft7!»r*tr
drarhmsdram

Draco “Dragon .trjren w^rrt m.
u DracODis = Adil> -» Thohan snnT
anny «

j3 DnconiaisRisial.an fjsfptarariT

y Draconii BEtimin anHITr*.
.) Dracooit = Nodns Sccuodus s
At Tail wjv annun
I Dcaconii = E I Asicli srn? anp^

,\ Dr3coau = r.iaD.ir ir^rtTI »rwiT

^Dracnni. = r.rumium STT-

rT»i

Draco (cticpriscn tie iWin- liaarrf)
TjfTrfflTJ Hctrft
D Tolan^ *rnir»ff-T|fTnrfaTT
dtacMilhin Jrcrs

dra^ .0 * blood) aatrj^ /.
Draunccplialuin Bn (sono^ of drisciri.
f-cioa) !im*M fftnft
D molJaricnei (terds are bller—

B asu)

draconic arid Cketn. »rt3f

Draeonid AifrOA arattT-ar*!/-
draeonis aangniasdragoa'a Mood
draconjl CX<m «.

draronvlic ecid CAm ans

drararc*ri>e, dracoTCSin m.

Dracuncnlidac Sot tntT^'f^n (Mar.
Oul srr)

Dracuncntue Sot HIBM
D meJiaensis anitlSB
draft n. 1 (act of dtaniog) ^<1 n..
♦ifTTI

2 (act of nioTing loads, as by beasts

f f )jar>leD) h

3 (an outline or prelitninary or ten*
tatu e sketch) uie-'i «

1 icurreut ol air, gas, ele-)

C Sont.ng (ail order by wincb
money is .Inwo) m*

liank draft ari^Tt^

6 (<iepth of nater drawn by a ship)

«5ft/

draft t(> .IdmiH 9t^
draft a letter gti «• tn?3
draft acknowlcdgementleiier put up
TT BITT Bt5^ (ftgi

draft idiertuement uif^'t fjWTB’l
draft amendment mwn
draft animal tjtt’tg. anytifl 73 ,
srrifl

|>itk animal UtTTri) 73
ilraft animal lii-lory register 715 - 73 *

draft animal regislir 715 7g 7'ltl
draft aniHrr Bia^-TWy
draft bye lj«' inF7-77ftfvT
draft raule 7i^-7tJ.7T5^
pa< k cattle WltTlO 73
dtsft drfil 71^7 fTWn

ilraflrd aitj 1 (as i letter) aif(77

2 B-nhuy-hft
drafter snT^ITm
draft for a[r|ir.>Tjl (D

ffTT7 (UJH,)
draft form STF7 777
draft jange 75^717
draft bole /Vcifey n

dfjfun- 1 77RI

2 Sietioy n

drafiiiig and dispogj) of corres-

pondence 71 7 ill'll sm

TSfTrftT^ (ftTTTn) 7171
drafting coinniih'c
draft joint toien-planning scliemc
BTFB TTfi fsrtrt'tfta^r
draft letter UIVTt7
draft licence
draft notice STF7*t^7T
draft notification BTF7-7f?r^7T
draft of air TT^-T^ft. BTJ 71 iffTT
draft order BnPTWi^
draft paper 7T77 77
draft pleadings, frame issues, appre.
ciaie evidence and write judge-
ments (OBC p. 8) «ft777
71^55471. Hllf7lftftt77T7Tjn»f)T
P|V|7 ftiWTT

draft report 0177 Bftk77
draft resolution 7TF7'inE57
draft res I'ed rules fuTTftw BT^ ft77
draft rules BTFB ft77
draft sale deed aiFB fk77*f7^ '
draft seheme BiTii-TbRr
drafts issiiril^inTrirT'ft^
drafismin 1 (one who makes draw-
ings or designa) 7^7. TPlDlVf,
stlTffTTTT PI.

2 (one who drtf.sor Orawsnpdocu-
menla or parlnmentary bills) Tpey-
«IT. sn77-7rrt ( 1 ) m.
drifUman-camputot 717^77117777
draftsman-ctiin-designerBHf^70IT74
*n+?77R

draftsmanship aiTr-T^, JTHftri-T^n.

draft submitted for approval er^-
«>rrHV 8157 BI7T
draft tube 75ft-sn^
drag 1 “dragbar.Vii,inff(it is attached
to the back of a car on inclines to
prerent its runtm g back)

2 (wind resislance to an aeroplane)
7151)7 PI

3 /bunding (the bottom bait ol a
moulding box or flask) n.

dragbar il/itiing^^5»S in
drag hole (a ho'e cut in a log to
facilitase the attacfiiiant of gear
lor drasgine— 1 F R ) fl.

dragline f=r7R7, (77^ 7^ n
drigUnk Aiitci'iebflc (a rod connec-
ting the steering gear lever to the
steering knuckle) ft7ft /-

di >0 load 546 drawar

drag loid m.
drigoct %4aiS fi , VIVT TTIt
dragoman fmterpreter) " ■ 5’

siRiai

l)n*on— Draco

dragon Zocl (fl>iag lizard)

nffro/

dragon iramo Iram dracuBcnlna
dragonfly ^col *’ir9-Wt tpi
dragon'i blood ((/rronmm robtr-
liainm) VTnr^W m

dragoaV ® rreguw drarwa

Pham

dragons eye {Stphiliun lonjana)
WT*nfij *n

dragon tree {Dracaena dran) mi'Hy

drag-peat (Oerm- SantrlarJ) sWi*
tmeirn
drain tb- StfTiPI
exixautt awian

dram n- 1 (act ol dtaiamg) Ttffrt*! «.

3 naijy R ,

irrer aptwr®. *W*’lf*

3 Eem *.

draioigoTitf^HW n
drainage and embankmenti mnmyai

drainage and proteetire wotka
MKUI afrt Ttgei «nrf»4
drainage area arwtWW St'
drainage barm 31^-

inrrat-'nfl

drainage channel
drainage lee «dlNtnat-5W
drainage o( aoil

drainage plan aeHNUtl-W^tmtSI

a^*tn>i shwt

drainage leheme 5ie”lHiHil-tfrim
drainage aluire SSWlfS-JTt
drainage aolntion fimqn
drainage tytlem ■jtWt'^f''dTfit
drainage tax »arT''TTai^T
drainage Jrrrai* l^^TTo-TWe

drainage tiibearannula efrfin*^ /

drainage *nr wrt'nTT'-wrt
drainage »ork vn'Cmai-'nt''
drain air Urtnv nar«l-«T^
dram co<k 1 V<i>-k ae^ Bldt (

ailV/TM II3i5)n«iTT'-'TR(arrt

drained e7; T<*nff'. Tafr<WifH

drained llituid VUtrft'T 9K9

drainer IShfo OTISt-yrf (ifl n • '1^
'Wr
3 a7ie« m

dram flow svn9-mf
dram grading Sara. S«nv-QS'Sp 61^
•T'welwtrT'T
draining a.

drainiogarrangeoent nih411(ui-UI>4
draining nek Dtf (for letting the
oil drip dotrn atom the asaked
wast^ ftWV

detia at talliaa Dean Cnflcr-TffTTfvr
drain off cb. 1 *" 1 '

3 (as, water) W<

drain of vealth £ie<i "SStiMilor
drain pipe St^i>nn-tnT,
dram plan

drake 1 (mate dock) j-yinr ow
3-draLe green

drake green (« colonr, Uniah green-
blue in hne of low bril-

liance) f-tgift^lB

drake'a-ncck green w drake green
dr^n t (dr- ap- 9 aeroplea) ftn m
(n,>».ri.»»»W>

3(dr. 37 11/33 grama) RTn* in.
{•«.»*»*/<» SI)
drama «(;««.

dramaiie performance ititl BVth.

at fires

Dramatic Performanrea Ac> wm-
n^ti-atftfirre
dramatic piece WRS^fir /.
dramatica anTTmi/
dramatic work ann-Twsi
dramaliriiion wfiaeSS n . Mfires m.
dram bottle stm-Tf)
dram menure (EM 11 19) smi-inT*
dram abop (a place where apirituons
liquors are sold by (he dram, a
barrooin)Bfinmwi/..1TntlT>lin (tee
ale house!

drap (epot beeariea' dram) ^StT
(tfTfrfitni

Draper effect •• photochemical induc-
tion «Kwisf« S^S
Draper lewwebiorption law ussai-
ftsn

drajwrv sf(C 3 f aa..«s\
draiiie ad] 1 VTI.

3 Ckcin. TTCT

draitie action VI^VTft, TO Cli-

sttO

drastic and exemplary pnniahment
7a »frt f^sptry ^
dtaalic changes

draatie deralaition Scan. 7a Kft^
drastic enforcetnent 7a
drastic measures Tit TSTt
draugbt = draft
draogbt enimalsdraft aoimal
draught caitleaadraft cattle
draught gaugewdrtfi gauge
draught holewdraft hole
dfaafie at ate^deth at ate
draughtsman R draftsman
draught tubewdraft tube
dr. ae. ^reirdapoie dram) STI. (sms)
Draaldiin group
draw ri. 1 «^et, sRwst
S (to write in dae form) ftrWST (as.
a eJiMine)

3 (to attract) wr afi n vm

4 (as, salary) OTSi

5 Csiil. WTgTW, fsOTWOT

6 .VfliA aVn

7 Drawiii} 71(1(11
draw a mgTW » . firTO?)

half vearly priae bonds drsw l(4-
■rff « SWTtt.Srif If) ^TTrft
drsw • bill 1 Coi>i.”ftT» ftt»rn
3dd«iiis-^s< firermn
draw a cbeiiue fedOT

draw ■ clear line between (S> (97
d»wT (tfTWtJ
draw idrances dfint
drtwal atTgrei h

draw attention xnpt flpniel, enrH
SST'l

nrawback 1 J , drft

3 (a hiRdraaca. obiectionable fea-
ture) 'ft. 't«l /

3 (the inm paid back by gorern-
mans npon certain classes of goods
exported onnhich Jut) lisalready
been paid/T’Xrxa H.
tfrawber
drawbridge

drawee Cow emfrff (r^) m. (»TT^-

u'dti'rie)

drawee in case of need
wreTwaw! ash qj wntrf)
draweriCon. Lnv> etlgri (l) m,
V^rtTwt

3 (a aliliag box or receptac) in a
caia. whieh ia opeoad by poling or

519

diaiiina

dnwtt of * HU

drtiMn,; out) «•

3 SJjfufjM •'*'

4 drtvrr}
driHff of a
drawer of ■ flieque

driver* 1 m (aneient word).

5 (of a ca'imet) 4?rei m,

lllf

draw incremeDt
drawing I Com- *»

2 (a repreaeutation on a piano sor-
faea l>y meant of line*) n

3 (the art of delineation)

/.

1 (outlininfi a figure) illra n ,

T3t"r>in

6 «T1 n
drawing aerount arT?T*<*^WI
draviBg and difliurdn^ ofCrer

afT?T«t arfJnnft

drawiaj !>oanl
dravingcabiocl
dravto? coint>au
driMiB^ etamlBaiiod
dravisj! frame S/iiitnin^ ttlJi-aias n
draniB^ fob

draniog lUitrumeot 1 3'^aff9TT»I

2 aTprfwf-s^iT^
drav Ing lottery sirv^
dfavlnj muter

driving maieriali »^Wl-*n*nf)
drauin^ offvceCi^arwv «•
drawing officer an5T*I-<tPlT^
Drawing Q(fi«» SajwraWorBlf (D 0
a.j «Tw>wVTW»Tir (T r)
drawiDSOflott wwra*
driHin?

draninj TTer
drawing pencil
draw, n; pin

dranins ri'lil* Pttt^

i trfjTTT

dranin? room 1 feriWW-WlT

dra«in'4 aceoaot Con*. Wf^r>T-ftTiT
dra* inj* and ekctehes arrFJ

drtwiDS *011011010 arttm-atj*!^
draw in; •cliolarililp
drawios^ in «*»li ftirO
draw in;* of reference fnpin. a ng^ CT

at«

drawings acbeme Hurst's! •m
diawin; atToVe (ealcniated to Isco-
rate the rtesh — JM.1 62)^^enT wiwin
Drawing Teacliet** Certificate Esa»
mination 2i(HS:*f^CC-fftnsT79 TflOT
drawiB* xeliicle
draw lot* fxo’i'nni

drawn ndi 1 Htf^ (are clieqaea
dravn )

2 (indeeisire)

3 ^rovio^

drawn at fnll atrett'th En<;]«i 41/14^:1

drawn battle eiW!# *nm (dmwn =
inilerisiTe~»Weh )
drawn bond •mRtVSH
draW'Oet 3T^

drawn liea\il> Eugm gi5-3:^l«tt. Jtl-
iTO7^f?»*r

drawn in and parable in India HTTS

drawn lightly Engm fig T^f^. pg-

drawn to wale lui jUn VOU

qtR7 trffw rj^

drawn np end rerified aa a plaint
«lTn« % ^ 8 fefilW afVt
draw of «1 c cotter Uath rfipfl-aE^
draw on ft Hyat (Contt )
draw on a Ireatnry t^miiif ft ftr*.

draw pay 1 ftws fiHipai
2

draw tube anr^ «ito, ^p^-stib
draw lip I (a lnH or roueUec) feiim,

2 (to orait)

3(ft pUnl*^

dr8> up an order ati^ HT
fe^TTt

draw upaH-bemc«fta4l«-tR7(Con** )

draw n{>oii ft cr^, ft

draw (timber eamsge) /orcafry Hit®.

DRC. (Deprtr BcEi«tnr, Credit)
TV?

D R D (Depnt> Regiatrar, Dsvalop-
meiitl^^ft fili'-J

dreadful (fall o(dr«a<tor(ear)*TtrnP,
HTTP

Dreadnongbl aiwIHlS m.
dreadnoa2btad'y.({MrI«M)inT?.infttr

dream m., B^*t
dream interpretation ya^-riswi
Dreeliel bottle g^gT^-fTl
dredge rb. 1 ftfi'Jifl,

2 r.TlfWTSt

dredger m-, «,

dredging muter J?Jy.

Dregea Bot. ^fiPTTT-Jnrt^

D solubih* (B .11.

bP^)

dreiLanter Ceof. 1 n.
2=crntifact*

drench rb ftjinrT

Drcpaoaipulae ^rfloa^'flTT m
Drepanaipii Puleonto! (Gk drepnwn
'sickle’) ^P*)H4H.tratfit
D. gemuebdeneD<t* BTBIbt trft*
CfH

Drcpanophorus Zooi (Gk. rfrrynnbn
‘siekle’)

Dreschel bottle

Dresden blue (blue ^ in hue, aatnra.
tion BudbnUianea medium

Dresden brown wfox (a eolouri ) alto*
wish red.yellow in baa.

of low Haiatnratioa)
dree* n. m ,

left dreii Drill mv r ia ; (ftiT+^at )
rijbt dreii Drill ^f^snN; (^+
Hua)

dreia tb. l q^WT

2 alum, q^l4*w^, uuiaiig^

3 (to cleanse from impurities, as
graiB»)«™^V«B

4 Uining RBT5T

6 ifil. (to arrange troope m an
oTeul) interspaced straight linei

fttrW

6 (as, a atone) WH
dressed mica *tWi

dressed ore RmfijS
dressed soapstone sIbbA
dresser l/rd. qfV *»« m.

Dresset's starling ^rri tftBTT®! RlftH
drciiiog 1 HI.,

2 iJtd- a tribal. Rjn*\j4 n.. qfl
^«BI

b Rjuift. qft /. (cotton Iioti etc.)
H»^lr*TTa m.

3 (of a field) HUatH n., ^

4 (of carcass) ftaiB n.

dietiin? foreep*

530

drip {ead

5 (of stumpi) FoTiitrj/

6 UlTliny n

7TnttiI« (rottenili n8«J in sirinj
or tt« pro«es* of twins)

8 (of t*8<fs with (ormtlin) 'Sfn'S’f

dretiing forcept
dreuiDg-room 1

2 (lO the hotpiUl)

dieuiBg trolly %‘'n

^mrt-trR

dreti reguUtioD ftfiffu
dreti the » ound «n» TT ’fft
dr. II (fluid drtm) fl TTT (n'.'t ^n'l)

■1) R I (Depot) Besietrtr IiiiluslrKH)

3 ^ 9 (TT 7»*rTr Tmr'
dr age tTIT w

dnedo/f; «]«* »TrFl« ymm JKI

dried elura

dried bark ponder ^[ei (gt<

dried blood ^e«

dried fitU 03^

dried (njiti TS, IJW itfl

dried meet s)(t

dned Bulk jrw, t*

dried Habt qm. TtO

dried eetlet

dned «uU«

dried lobiceo leaf g;t« 7tl>

dried yam
dner eftx* fo

drift 1 (th»t hu bee i wMlied ashore)

ueiUfl ».

3 tancerUia motion of a gaWano
meter oaedla when raKistanog a
falaa a. ir f , the ptaiaga of an
e'actron from its normal position
without romplal s trsnsferance)

9 deronautiei (Istaral ▼elocily of
an aircraft, dua to air currantsi
etelBTtWn m-.inT^nfit /

4 Forat tue (dnTing '/•moga-
thar of tha cattla in a foraat)
H*rn r (C/. OT* 'a multUoda of
animals')

8 Qtol etTTT, St p
C 9fil. (daSaelioo of a projaelila)

7 ifiaia; •lyl'll/

8 (of win 1) «rn^n
drift and waif wood Rttfgt
fits SI^

drift ropper 6tof STS
drifting into iruolTcnry tlTSn»TSI
^ »trt am
drifting sand entlit
drift net (a net arranged to drift with
lhotidenretiTl-oit)*ntljt »TS
drift path >bre<rrv tntTS
drift sand«cd^BI 3

drift liinUrBtilttSSTVt

drift wav (a coniiiion nay for driving
rattia) BS *n^ •»

drift'WOod (no.k{ wsnVed asliora)
g t rr ld si«5, BtR» ftsjfl
drikotd=drv irc C&ein gtB-fsBw
drill I (an instrumant for making
holes) TB-Jw

SCindllary e\crciso)B)»BI/ (ancient
noid)

battle drill BBTir ifttBl

3 MlBtff M

4 Ajttc (>n l■l>^ler^ullt (orpUntins
aowl') B^ra n
8(rin)«5BftBI/

C(clotl.)ftt^/ (N •» (or

IwiU)

drill and piniiastif loiinislor BirBJ

TO IBIBIB fptgB

drill ami muekrtry bI«BT BfriBj-
tBIB, b) IBI wit

drill and physical escrciae ^iBI MTT
ttnrtrB VBTBM
drilled ndy 1 Ifsi'Jk >Bf4B
3 Jjrir 'Jlin.BS
drilled area All *P«. ¥<

drilled soma f^tl 9s
drilled syeteiu of aowiog dlffl-BTB
Bsl*, BUn
driller aqvBai
Uniter Engmeer eBBlfwBVfl
drill game whni'^lTt
Drill KradCoBslahle ^iTI- 5 BBmfl
dnlbhoe (Gann- /2i(fciui<hrr} flTS-
firs

dnlliDg 1 Kaeh «BBB n. (from *BB
dnll)

9 ♦fifBTB n , Bhn. 5 bIbt

drilling bus ctm-«vc
drilling board ^^^w-btis
drilling eostponad

drilling of firtilizer BBtS BtB
drilling 0 [>erator tBB-BlgS
drilling outfit «BSB
drill instructor bVtbt ftTVe
dnll lesion Fd«c. STOTT Bit
drill inasler bVto fntrs
dnlbplanliDg Foreitr}/ (pluling in
lines) BfsThet

dnll sowing rorrricji ^ BBB. %T*r
b)bi

drill svtiem BtTO B^fs

drill liBt BfiBT-BftWt

Drilo|diaga Zod (Ok. .Irtlo! •worm'.
Trua ectarnal pirssites on fresli.
wsceroliyocliiete— PH ISOUffi*

•ilrilu»(0L drifci 'iiorii.') 1 •yfe
2 (cattliworm)

driiiiiu (ffora Drnnyt fein(eri) fttf"

bCj*/

Urimye Dot (Gl ifnmyr 'ibsiTv aenj'
fstq— rcforiiiig to tlia pungent tula
of hill) f^liran BJTtfB

D winieri Ttnrrq finBBtB
drink ,i BiBStm, dltt
liriuk BTt »•
leietsge^B
ii.liiorsrf^
dnoklUg BTB, SBBR i .
drinking bout rbbtb
drinlciiig'aitcs BT*ft siftB!, TO-
BHlarfiitt

drinking gU«aiiTBSiB«

drinking liou.« BIB ijt
drinking shop BIBTTB, a f ^T TBB ai
drinking troiigU SSBTB-

:?Wt

drinking water iftSt BT BT^l.^tB »S
drinking wairr hydrant ^ % BT
«tBWBT(B»)

drioking well 41%^ tnift «l
dnp r& (to let fsll or to fall in drop*
re) k'BB. IBSBl
drip Jfaeh. ^en f. 1 .
dnp, dripping 1 ^b w.

S(aveaiel) k'TOB «
drip sclion (of learea) ^sbB-SbI
dripeJ (liiJa slaepad in chroma alum,
dried and soaked m melted parafSn
wtz to tender it water proof)
ftfBBB si a (fw wai)
dnp feed if act 5«I-aTTB

ddppex

S31

DroflCtia buzcunni

dripper C\m. r*.
drip pipe C7uf»^
dn’l^ti’p Bo(. (of a Jeif) J{^*h
drip tnp Bly.
dri*e fh. 1

2 Ifinin? (to «c*T*te homoalilly

— F» 7 , Glossary o( Mining and
Mineral Industry) (Dist-

Irom tiniing and raising)
eross*cQUiDg

drire w. 1 Prjckol '>i"'dl /.
nrpe

prepeosiiy H J jW
2 "•

3 Mtntno

drise fitsdnving b llceh.

dnTen adj.
driren shaft 3daeh. si
dnaen tighllT Maoh. Tl-^lftre
be drtTfn to the eonclusion
qy % feq iVqj
driver I qw* m.

9 (of a handy) ei i fT"T,

driver ant (dnvee away or devoura
uieeets and tsall aniaali)

WffensT

dnfer-coa-meriwmoqr^^-qT^q^
drive reeUe*tly or fanoasly (oattle)
afqrt* qtm ftq ?r

driveftneehinjc q’^q-^rfettS
drivers' harracks
driver’s licence qitt4-q
dnTer's permit q;?iq.qgiTT
driver’s seat flittVesin

driver’a test qtFq-qftsi
drirer'i ticket qq*
drive- vray qigq-tn^
drivin' 1 qiwq n.. q^i'dl,

2 •-
Cf. eroas^ttttiiij
driving a vehicle qWl^l
driving asle Bly. qi^^eSf^vT
driving eertificaie qWq-sqj'SPja
driving downhill
driving fitwdrive fit
driving licence qi^-l-et ^5^5
driving mirror qi!#d.?pivj
driving regulations ftfirqtr
driving rod Blj/ Etv]- qUiq-^T
driving shaft J/ack. W« fqr

driving trailer ^fjr. qj3t*-«3*nq
driving under the infloence of drink
or drugs qF;mw srarr KTT»

% swzq q q’^tn,
driving wheel q'?tq qs
dnnle qq.qqt /.

D.B.O. (District Sefngee Officer) >ttT.

•r. (tr^- tt< *i rie wfk^tdi
Dromadidae Artt qqznt qtt m.
Dromaeognathae =TinaaufonBes
Iromaeognalhoos palate Zeti, (;*]>•
tioes and pterygoids do not arti-
enlate — Henderson) •dl'y 81 fw 8Tg
Dromaens ^ Dromiceina
Dromas dees cifltl 731 (d (they feed
chiefly 00 crabs <kj)
Dromathenoia PalMtttd. (GV. drumis
(r dritnein akin to Sanskrit 77%
‘he mos ) 4 HMfil-oxfy
dromedary (ooe-bampod eamel)

Dtomu Zod i»S{T7rf|-73Tft
Dromiacea (a gronp of eral* which
place sponges, sbelfs. «cc> oo the
earapsce) fiGmai^fl- m pi
Dromieeitdaeqqti)q-4Tt n.
Dromiceias Z«ei. (geons of the emus)
qqrM-TjnOr

Droaocyoa Atfiunfok (dog like ereo-
doot) x^qraiq-traift
D. voraa TnSt
Dromoeut

Dromosauria PalfonM. (Gk. dromes
'rnnomg*. atio toSkl.Kt^ *ho mns’)
qnUTJ-vni m. (711 order)
drone (tcsleof bees, its only purpose
IS to impregnate the qoeeo) tT^TTW

drongo JccJ snnv* m. (aocisnt name)
large rackel-tsiled drongo a^tim
drongo,cuckoo Duq occurs

drooping fiireh snqw
drooping sea wormwood (Artemtiia
(Ban)

drooping signal Jtly- WV
drop n- 1 713 »s.

drop r6 1 PtTPtt. MITq
2 iStti, 7*7^ *Tqi
drop arm daftmoAtf* Utfir nrj
drop Mack (so called because the

eomiEercial product is tnoulded
with a little glue-water into pear
shaped drops) Col Ind.
drop-bottom edj. «^-T^ ( T%)
drop-bottom cupola ttVIirtl
dropbovrrrtifrt vra'ijl, (cw-

rent in Nagpur)

drophov check Tezllln 778751 STTW
drop-forged adj- Hath. TTT-J^
(short for

drop-forging ftfrial. TTT-Jtq
drophammer XacJi- 7T8 tpT m.
drophammer-man JIaoh- 7 18 ^(1 ; ’ C 1 1.
dtophead TTfWlT
drop m price*

fall in prices qqq 7T8
drople. ftajli/.

drop proceedings SETTT

drop-messnre bulb C’tc«

dropper 1 yfcvt (the young bulb o(
a tulip, cot of fiowenng sire**
Jaeksou) m

2 Pham, frr^ft n.

3 pU TesUlit (a type ot blow loca
wa4te)qra m.

dropping 1 ttct n., fiTTWt
2 11.

Spl (dong of osttle) »‘*)qT

•nf?

dropping ( tx)

dropping bottle ftvjvnS ^
dfoppio* fire Rty wfimm
dropping funnel Pmq

dropping phial

dropping pipette Ch<m ft'^TTftTTTq
droppings irs dropping
drop rwtiOD Cham.-fP% B& fa 7t
drop reietiou paper Chen.

ftTr-qq

dropsy qgvrhl m.
aseitee aglgx

drop Weight Phyiical CAem. f^^-tTTT
drop-weight method frvjtTX^flfq
dropwprt (any pisfit of the gevuv
0enaBtAr)rn3*7Pi. (for explanation
see Omanthe)
drop sine

drosers = sundew ^jijt rv.

Drosera Bet. fa genus cf injeeMvo-
rons herbs) tstim-BWlft
D. hnrmsnni (ear*nlm fere-TslTeJ

DtofATk indici

552

diT*!

— Biso) <tent

D. indica (eapaalM three Telved
—Been) ftj! €>tnr
D luneuginr^OCT!t(Hio 5«»^)
D. peIuta=D. luntU
Dromaceee (eondew (eniil] insecti-
vorous lierbs) Bel •fRW-JW «
(t}?ra insectivorous)
drosophila ^oo(

Drosophila Zcai (s genus containing
the common fruit fly or banana fly)
n^rfir

D amp<1ophiIa=D nelaDogister

(banana fly)

Drosophilidae Zad t)L

Drosophyllum Bol. (a genua o( insee-
tivorous plants) ^l*ifs*««itn

D luiiUDictiBi Citify (Ok.

droterei 'dewy' referring to

the dew Ilka glands on the leaves

rfl -rN3)

drosi CAen Rniifl* ai.

dress washing depaxtmeDt frn^Ten-

WTf^ ftsnn

drought H. 1 (dryness)

(want of ram)

3 (period of dryness, a dry apell)

drought forecast wH <n
droughl-reaistaaee 11)7 fly
droaghi-resistiBt odj fhA (*1^)
alrought-reiistiDg species irttthA

drooghuweed (Chmepodium album)

SI MWj.ygsri

drouth •drought

drover i ^rnrisy n
3 (dealer la cattle)

«.

droving n.> hywi

drown tJ ftrrrrt

drewaiag fituiIS is ,
drowoiog tank (for nitroglycerin)
femM-rmri

Dr, Steioech 1 eperttioa (ligation*^
of the vae deferens with resection
of a portion of tha vaa) ^awn).

dreg (any inbetanee used as a medi-
eina) n

iDorganie drug arrtmft* fttT

organic drag Blrnlg* ityv
dniggev)' (a place of oaie (or dregs)

iltnrNy «.

druggist lochemist aud dnsggiata
pharmaeeutieai chemist ^gOrV na
S = pharmarcalist ns.

drugpsts' liccBic anfhv-arjTfcn
druggists’ )>ermi( Affay-arj^T
druggislt* shop itVJfllsi
drag gnndiDgmiU
drag rash

Drugs Art dyy-atfyfsmi
drags and narcotics ih)t 9>f\H4
Drugs ( Control ) Art tdytr-f hgsuoi- )
•rfgftBW

Drugs (Control)O r d 1 n a n cc •

) arcing

Drags tntpeeioralyv-I^OVC

Drugs Rules iltnt f^vn

Drags Technical Advisory Board

drug iton s>.

drum 1 frFrttm.dfl/. cloTK. ir)l^

% (soioethiog roaeinbling a druia)

3 Anat "
anaouoce 1>y beat of drums

drum armature EUe. dfl
drumgate yTMEtrit n.
drumgate spillway Irttf. yrt*eiz-
atRi'we'tui^

drumlio (Gaelic droiio ‘the ridge of a
hlin CeoJ (an elongaU or oval hill
of glacial drift)

drum of ear »s , *R yi ^TTI

drum shaft J/iamgVlv-tTt
dniBi-stick banlloe (a term applied to
Clailr$itmmUtantuiiiC.fUtnfieum)
y jwiu-^'ki^

drom'Slick tree (Jfortnga oin/tro)
nhriffy « (D .N.iir ).
drnuksrd 1 trtiT m. (aneiont word).

ioebnate yym

3 pi Minarsli merigold (CoitAd ps-
iaiirtt) C«W-*t»jy m.
drunken ai^>Htl

drunken dale tree (irero eatecAa) ^t
fn.(B.J{.U)
drunkenoett tr^lrtiyyi/.
intoxication in^yyi

drunkeo person Itflvyy rrOs
drupe (fruit) Bel w(<rKW n.
drupctnni = acleno
druse 1 S6t, (a globose cluster of
crystals occurring in plsnt cells)

D Jliueral (a esMty in a rock, ha*
ting its interior sorfsca itndded
with erj stale) t»&3|I /.
dry ad] I C**,

a(liiioors lacking sweetness) wtrjt
S P It' D. (without mortar) WflTT,
qfIT. ftwi BSlct *1
.dryage 9fty*l n . wly n ,
dry-air pump CW-BTJI
dry ere* f-iMQ Sfy
wet area try Sry
drv asafoetida fgg

dry bamboo |J»n «tB
dry haiiery Elee gjt* tOCD
dry benben iltJ, tl« n.
drvhooewimithsoDite (ear1>oeats of
vine) m. (fA- for

tine. for srntOB carbonate.
lor mmeril)
dry-bulbiberiDometerPAvr

(ll'thld

dry cattle arpy <lt)> lU

dry cell FUt 0** •>^1

dry cteao, dry eleanstug •nryyny.

chemical cleaning ynlV^iy tllt<T
dry coal ijv« airrn
dry cold-storage fjo* rfMJftn^vi
dry eotoura gee (it
dry coneenlralion (jey ftVjfn
dry cough jjt* yry. yttni
dry cow atjryri/.^ts
dryeraft (wilebe-aft) wfirylT
dry crop sjcy ttw
dry-crop cultivation tit*-nw yft
dry ru^ping Ifsd fj«« crttfeut
dry (mixed) deeiduoui Forttlrf C**
(ftftri) frniirft

dry dietillatiOB CAcm. gt* WFTW
dry dock cliargea gc^-fsAvr-HinT
diy-dyc eb. anrw-twn
dry earth tjyft flrfl
dry earth ayitem fTygisns W
Tift

dry end rot gsr w'STTtTT
dryer

553

D-a^apad c^amlwr

dry faUan wood

dry fallen wood

dry famiiD'’ge«

dry firewood gw5

dry firm earth Sure- !J* W-^ftreT

dry fruit SJt« TO. ?l«I TO

dry fuel g»S ^W. qwt

dry fuel forest ge*

dry gangrene gi« «tti

dry gas wft

dry ginger ale arrrjT

dry gras* tnw, ^H| tlW

dry heating WTT^

dry ice gw: fipt

drying 1 sT)T®I b >

3 Com- n

drying action of the atmosphere
wTjtT^TO tft ?tV*r®t fnn
drying agent
drying apparatu*
n

drying hed

drying chamber tnVg9i-%TtT
drying clolh wlTn*»«
drying oil ^fWet-%?r
drying oven aTW5t-«*J
drying rale meter
drying tower ctltriT-ffTtng
drying tube t[?rT»T sro
dryish adj, argar, ^«WT
dry kiln airt!^
dry land g:«
dry linen gw tfttrw, q,«T
dry locality ga» wr
dry raetsure gw arrT
dry meter gw JTH
*dry method gt* flft
Dry mophila Jk, WTifir

dry mortgage Zuie (one impotiag no
rorao'^al liability on the mortgagor)

Drynaria«»rolypf>(lium Dot

naif^

D quercifoliaDpolypodiumquer*
eifohum sTr^rje* (fuerci-

fag + ./(5lia T^)
dryness I gWffl/,

3 flVf m.

dryness of eye* htr-siVf (C/. f^S.^)
dry nursery gw

Dryohalaneps Sot. ( young learea
TOf ar# red aad hang down ft)

Ji ift

D, aromtliea gffir ftTTOf
D. cimpbora

Dtyohaies Aw (eresk-

feathers ^ enmson Iff,
aneient natoo from tWfJtPT)
Dryoleilea Pdleontof.

(ree Bomer Ik239, fig SS9C)
Dryontste* Jtet (tho birds in this
genus are all noisy H^O
Dryopterts Hot (genns of shield ferns)

D fitiT*mas (male fern) S’fK
iref|i|

dry period (of a cow) gWTfP9.

W!t

dry pipe gw
dry plate Pholog gw m
drypophantmCkm (eolonncig matter
of red pea gait) gatwttWfitft /
dry powder gW 1?)T
dry-powder eatingnisher gw-^tT'
fnw

dre preparetion ewfiftfir, gwaf^TS
dry*pruBtog Feretfry (Oem rreele-
gs**ao^rf*wf

dry puddling Chm gt* tnpf
dre rate* strati
irrigated ratee (hw ari
dry rent £ew(witboQt ngbt of dis-
tress) wtmTT^ (distress

fTT)

dry rot plant PatM gw STTWf
dry-salted g«-fwl»iw
dry-sahiBg gW-MfSM
dry, sand mould FoKndina gW fiwwi

dry aivanoah Forestry gsVtTtfWf
dry leutehing^V^TO^f^
dry-acuCebing method gsf-tiTT^Tf*

ftft

dry-sevtchtog proeeat gap-TTTWd*

(to

dry season gw vw
dry sieving gw-wmw, tjwt itTTft
dry flide Forestry (a ehute down
whieh tb« atiding of tunbar n
carried ont withoot the aid of
water— I.F.R ) gi*) »?rd! STt^ft. gW
ttfro

dry flopea gw BTf, fTT
dry aoil gw

dry epells gw^m
dry iporejlfycol gw^tiTtg
dry tteam gas TOtT
dry steel gwfiSldR
dry steppe HJilgW®')/.
dry stone masonry JJtWf-fMjt,

frfi JtBist ift imiT-gTTt
dry stone walling *t^gT Itt?fT*r«ftT
dry straw (of flai) gwt
dry stream Geog. C**
dry stnmp gtn fs
dry aulphunc acid gw wrtf

dry tea (tea dried to constant weight
at J00®a ) gmV ft TOT

dry temperate forest gw TTPtfWlwl
FT

dry test gw

dry thorny fniit qytT ayictl TO
dry timber gw RSTW, g^ 5Wfl
dry toppedastagheadeJ od;. Few-
try gw-tiH. g««*e^ ^ erown)
dry tract gwo^

dry tropieal evergreen Forestry g*<
gsTi^thn TTTTfftff

dry trust (passive trust) Laa ftftiSV

wre

dry weather gw nfj

dry weather disease Plant Pathol'.

gT»*»T5'T>»i
dry weight gw ««
dry wood gw «T<I, fTOft
green wood TO5,
dry yeaat gw

D3. (Dairy Supervisor) TTT. (*l*ftltBr'
nf?9*)

D/S (day's Bight) ft/T ((^ day,

Bight)

D.S. (denatured spint) ftijn. (ftft
trraf)

D,S. (Deputy Secretary) P TT. (sft-

gftf)

Da, Dy (dyaprotium) Chews. ^ (jTOt)
D3.A. (Deputy Statistics Authority)
TT.sjn- (frk-Tr-jrftvJfl)

D3c. (Doctor of Ssienee) ft »T- (ft?rPT-
tmftn)

Dschnbha -• i Scorpii Jjtron.

fftTOw.,ei3Trft/.

D5.F. (Deputy Superintendent d
Faetoriee) ft.H.^- (fiTfWtTTrO^)
D-ehaped chamber PAyr. cr&TOT VttT
(iMDee)

DSK.

554

Ducuiinae

D5K (Depot Store leeper)/J^y

(ir*' nif^)

D^. licence ffST H35rfeT ^ for
fen sJTn denatured epiiit)

DSP (Dutiict Sopetintendent of
Police) *n H *f (*rr^ s'fhjrJ
‘D’ •tete ‘a TiTI

D* •t>ti!tie(I).<ail*erenec)S* ^TWnft

DTM (Dmeional Tralhe Menijer)
Bis/ prnn rrmre-ne'v*)
DTM (Dpiomai iTropiealMedieine)
7 WIT (3't^rT-ir^<5TT3 nrfee^)
DTM AH ri)iplonia m Tropieil
Medicine inii U\„ien6)

wT^'esTut ^>n tttR

■n)

■D irtct ‘s m

D'lrap Hs/^ienf fflp-'I r<T m

DTS (Diitriet Trtf'ie Superinten

A«nt)*f*n*t (ffi”

D1,S (DiviaiontI Tt»i’P'»ft»t;oi<
Superintendent) Htv *1*
Vfn)i»* (TWTfttfT)*

DTW (Director Tribel Vi’eltire)

DttebiD^a lonneraiioiilet (tlie elm
ten olUrde eliotrt crlnte (loner*
appear et the end* o( tlie long
ipreeding brand ei in Fdirvary
March, treiglung them doirn at t|i*
ende— Tr 111 605) smyT

dual o-f; Jtl, (^ . tr ?r
dual fi t Oram fSfa'TT n
3 Cketn SS ii

dual eppointmenta HtjCn (*J
in A M 0 a holding dual appoint-

dual fODtrol^^ Dwr^yi
dual hypotheiii Dot (of Sclmendener
regarding lichera) r® e-imvi-il

duaho (an etplotire. 50% nitrogly
eerin and 50% niCrat»l aaw

dnit

daalieiaCtM (dotliKie tyitrm or
theory) V**T "i
dualieltr foraalt Chm
daaliatK ayalea or theory ^ tl^
dual liceoret ^ T«T^ arj-

Vf)

dua> nttuTe trvT

duel preei<aiagr(-ftvm

dull prept-efarynghliaio^mfir*

due) proprirtoraliip^

JiiaJ<p«Hnoae animal ^ inHrr
dua1-purl>MC emp ft HCT

duat-piirpoae vottleft-nAx?
dtiai-pirrpoae variety ft-tnHn fl^7
dual TicVit ViUajt STX

duareltv ftllieax h (aeehureanctaea)
duarol black (am direct dya (or a ii
Qn*)Coi /■(.

d hlue (ajo direct dye for union*)

<1 hordeaux (aro direct dva for
union*) HW

d hrilliant blue (axo direct dya
for nnion*) JtW Wljf
d broun (aro direct dye for uni
on*) XW

d. acarlet (»m direct dye for uni
on*) irw jitai

D U H (dlaineier under barl) fx tTf
(^f“KfXn)

(lubber >i«iint flfy ?rsrxrfr/.Tm
Dubhc a Urtae I4aj«ri« .fafreN

dulihitim m ytierlnum
dnbtoua nJy ftfteg
Duboiiia Bo( (a genu* of abrolt or
imall tree*, tbe foliage ofulucli
yielda narcotic prineiplea) tnftxxei-
trxtft

<]ul>oiiioe(froniDa5eit<antN’t>(>roid«)

Chen vA^lfril/.

dubaitine bydrobromide Uliliit'lldl

XT4>T

diilioitioe hydrochloride
XTiftrt

dulioiiioe aulphate tnfterTHI
ducal mfy Tnrttx.tmx*
ducal eorooel enc
ducheaa

duelieiae aatio tnft
duck (^o mptralively aniaUer n tiro
than awan and geeae) t*IC, Xiyeg m
duckbill OiaanUll resciubling that
el a dock) •TTVT •*
duckbilled plaljpna
duck blue a •ndigo'earmiBe OmuiiIi
green Uue f4(%4)v m hsa and of
low brilliance)

duekcoltoD rtm/ (daek» Cermta
“TncAT

duckin' (tool (an inatrument for-
nierl) used for punishing tcold*
wherein the* uere plunged lo
water)

duckling 2c(i( XTT*TX ri. (from fK»I
duck)

duckmule = ducLUiU

duck weed XI^VT-tn'T m.

diiio (* irtde name for lacauer) wfif-

F^I^r HU

Puerei ehacillui s Ilemophilui of

duct 1 Anal JHIT^ /.

2 Poreifry Snii^l /
dueled nd; RWsfl-H^
iliic!lr*i nenyf) rfga
ductile nd; ffv*x
duclili-inrler jrx*XXT-fflX w
duetiliti

iliietility inacbinc-BTrxat-B*B
ductility mould Brpxni-aiaxv
diirtiliae r5 (to make nuetila)

•n®t

dm lira) nd; iftX.ltOTia

diitllew gland drtrtb «9»im ofix
duct of Cii«ierwduetu» rutlerl
Juria o( BeUint m Dellini't dueta
ductule dflrti a*nfit«T/

durtuaaducl Wnof B*i|0/

Juclua arierioiuawj. Buialli
duclui BoiilJt ■■ d. anenotui (a
abort vettel eonnactiug tiia puU
uionar] artery and deicendingaorta
of the loetua) n(Tf>^^-gn /.
duclu* cirolicua Bool, (peraiatent
connection between the ayiteinio
and carotid arches) R4t ^XT/. '

ductui eboledocliua Bool, (bile duet)
ftwnrx-BSfia^ (Ok. tfoc/« ‘recepta-
cle)

duelua ruvieriwductof Cuvier Bod.
3*XI BClfrfl

ductui defereBi^-geipft
duetui ejaculaioriua •> ejaculatory
duct dnal.

ductua endolymphatieua tT>gtfttflXT*
BSTt^

duetin Tenoiua RgrOwi 5»T /.
Durula dcri;:^ «-<nnf3(sy^ in Nepal.
C/ IT as the name of a bird in «1>vT.
fSRTT)

Pnrulmae drrl J^Xia^T! aa.

^dley appsTAtuf

duly auiKozizad In...

Dudlfy ap\'jratu» Chef'i (for tlie
^etfranition of sulpliur m iroi

*nd *tp*! t’y tho l>rouiino method)

due 1 ^Tfm, JTP^, tCon-.t )
a«TTV1! fConst)

3 r^m

4 Us urdiiTi»d bv liw) rratWa
bccoiiu* due ^ ^RT

due admoiiiiion jRr>T^

due authority

due by him as per mar^iuHrsfftffffS’f

•at it

due care ^jr^=r tTTTirtft,

due cjuse tpiipR ^tm
due bon^Ulutiou Ol a liouic parf
Pfflvlirt ^

due cour»c Tifrftd *jt. znn*R, trvi*
*Rtt

dui? toiitee of law ^Tirfts Hlfil T*t
due date TRt«, ft^a

dufdaie pulil!iipea« ro-

an

dll* debt acn (Caa>t }
dua di »paii U VTffta aftSTT
due dili-euK OTT«iat. wrfVs

9ST^f

due ea$V«TTt 5 X^, fw \t
dueeoqilirs rofjaaftieci
due from banLs irfVitTf ^ Spr

due rulKlmeut annfX anta>

moi

duel L-rie (I P C ) n Uce tiTrty)
due notice irTt^a »J.Rt
due obiervance iaa. of conditions)
n»7? vitPaa its #t*

Si'O'l

due on.. tft ?[rT

due perfonninre (of the eoT«n»nt)

rpSfjy ftryppa

due proiess of Uw trnf^ fjfj-a'itsT
due recovery (of nione>) tpmxs^*
fn

due regard ar^X «an (Const )
due re-mryofdocument|R^a.l rpn-

due represenuttona'hf^l
duet %u due

doe iemce (of summons) (*9 ordaie-

eJ b' lats) wiflftfi fd^l54
due to ^^trai

due to failure to par s|\^ % THTt
due trial »|s41?n

due weight (as lu to give due .>eight
to hti eiewa) fl5H

duS=Iea( hlier
dufhn bean (pAtieclKS lun'ituii
ftm w.

duffing Laie »

duinDg.irfj X?

du£0e = goiiiengrain (VerUitiK'tt thap-

SB*) M

dutrenox »ile (ftaXftrSI «

for 4^*1 arsenic rj- for 3 R sul
pliiHe for miiiersl)
dugongC^roT>n (stieient woiiP
Dng©ng = ll»lieore Zod. gfam*!-
iraft

U jii'lrali* ^fyn-gftaiTBf
I>ii;ongiil3eBlI«li<.ori<be gfnim*

Jiigoog Oil Cheia gfrTC«T-aa

dugout n

Duiiro't L^onu dsfiou ,

Xn ^1534! /
duLe H Tnnc m.
duke th Trro «t«r
duVeJomntlC-ff^^M. tttTtR; h.,
tt^*aT/

dukeilQg TR!ti 7 «, ut

duUlvo</> TTrfltt.
dukervTraTm/., nf*-rTRiii .tr^-
WR tt

dukainars [the bittersrreot fr»tS 3
(iueetisb end bitter) StIaitH’n
dKffrtniarol^^atll^ni. (Lst
s»e«l’+««<irK» 'bitter)
duleamsno C/teni 4 { 7 Ilriv'? f
duKngea Chf”K anirga^w.
doUiu Chem. vmT'^f
duleiue Chm. irirTv^/
duleiiol CAe-n *ntr 34 m
dulrote Chai- •tnr^ tt

Diilin rotsrex (s ceutnfuge. used for

determining the minerst matter in
ssphsitsp etc ) Chem.

dull <Kf/, JL*t*T

3 (of lorv aysatorstioit and low
Inllianee) * 47 -
3 (lacking bnlliance) araiyt,

«a^4>S. ftriTT

4 t f r^ rtfr

5 ffvjs

dull Llaik »m jiUij
dull bluesT45f)4

dull bu-ine— IT*X ^’trtfT, STPTlt
dull colour Ph'js frovr
dull-edged J’rran, f’lt.
dull green aqgjft

dull sreen willow-warbier .fiM gf|.
mw trr-xfeift

dull lustre t{in(r,t'
dull marKcl i?r» ftijffl
ilullnesa I JR731 /

2 n (Const )

3 /l/c f H^wnoi /

dullne-B in the market frT^-qr^

dull red q5=? TW, *ro*B

clitll rid heal nTTE ^SRT

dull re-onance

dull -iia /ftfcj f*f^

■lull uniform light xcllow I4<bb4
P 5 *4, tt*^ r^t
dull uhile »nT%S, qr^ ftti
Duloog and Petit's law CAein. 4TqT*
e^tg.firqq (TOTJ-saar atomic heat)
Dulong'a asd Petit a toetliod (abao>

lute ezpantiou o( liquids) PAyt.

du)oMi/»| (aae.ent word)

dull 1 (la due ttioe> timel}) tnqqqq

2 (regoUrlj ) qtnftqq, qqjfjftt

3 (ill duo/feg^ee) qqiqtq

4 (salt ought to be) qqlf^.qqT-

6 (properly) q*qx*^i qkq-

BT & (Const.), #17 ror
c‘‘(suthcieutly)4trfqT

dnlr accredited qqTTX'^F^i qtTTTX
qri>pa

duly appointed qqtTX ^3^

duir appointed pleader qtqW^ftjrS
arfqTrFT

duly arrexted qtnTufq jr^Cl^f
duly attested qqi7X»rfq»qT^
duly antliorlaed qqrrx q^T*

atfqFT

duly aiilhorized agent

duly authorized in that behalf

7f( S qwnxtqf^Xfl

duplax proMti

duly authorixad xepreaantatira S36

duly authonred repr«<Dt»tiie imi-

dul* cmififd Inll UMH'i n airu nT^TT
duly t<r«i(ifd copy *mHT UWlfJM StfsT

duly ronsidered ftxifll
dul» ron-Ulultd trorfjfi

duly ‘^D‘ti(utcd mctlKjl mlUoriW

WTTT nrfjTtft

duly flfcted tPTR^ f^tfw
duly c\fcitleil an I rc^i*iercd wrT’J
^ iT*3frfu^

duU rtccuteJ -ak*<lMd wV7^^&*n*

ftn

duW lufoniiocl
dulr im.lr mnW^

duly (juililiccl xwn^wt W!-
ftix »t (C<.-I8t )

dul) <iii'<lifud pleclor irytT^ *1
fsiTWX

duly (joalifipd IfS'l idM^er
tPS ftFa w*»yiTXiT
duly qiialifip'l m*o»,»T

dill} »ep\ed uwRPx
duly «t(ni]<«d vuiBTi ^rfn

duly »*ora TO%r<* cft ^ Ti w
duty yenfied «reT*^ nwrfTt
duly yenfipd dpcUrjiionxwtmxi*
^Hpir

Dudii« liulb (a tliin, blonn glafl fiulb
drsnn out to a fin# optniug) XT3.

DuTn«< Rirtliod ({or tlio estimation o(
nitre$*n in orsanic compounds
from Its TOlaWe) C/tfi/i

ftft

Domat meiliod TA^i (of determi.
nms l^a density of unsaturated
yepour) firt

Duma a yijmuT density apparatni
X'3-X®T

Duma I »a[Hiur drn-ity nietliod X^g-
(»bbr to xrg-yyf

<«s)

dumb gx.

dumbbell e>

DoBibbell Jfebuta Aitroii fjg y t
duuiiwsll OKilletOt Pbyi ■ftg*T

•tIxx

dumliLelt'aliajsed od/ fjJJ'llXlf
diinililxll>elia|>edlioiiefiy*tMI< Min
dumb hiddiQe sflTT^s ^8^
Dunietia Artt {]ti|(lr<(4tlf^(lnich S^;)
dummy B •rgxlXTfft

sinuimy a Jj ^

iliiininy eompansoB Sfaittlift

dunlins eyixnment (a control etpen
merit)

dummy |>lu;

diiinms IrurkamaHh truric Afir
diimms*s>eed«>hor<choof (r*t><fe;o
/of/nra) "ttgi m.

Dumont • (due •> amalt (a colourp
relTish Wnest^iyfy in liuc ofbigh
Ttlnturation and Ion ^ brillianea)

Dumortxra Ax (lias a vac lile into*

ditmoiui Am l(tt (l•nstl),*l■n)bbv)

yfxH

durnpcf, (to let (all in a man. to
milot). atlioni a cart bv tilting
itlTiftnux
diin'im tlftl'tn m
dumpin; roOT nftlWTn.

diiiii|>inj of gsHxIs xtgxifirnw
dunt|riii^)>rirc llieory TfftiXWX-gw-

duiofiy lesel S«rv xwx^txx (it liai
a tlioit telescope)

dao4>irddr«(poel>afd)t»^ uftxxi/
(cfrtm ancient srorJ)
dunce cfroSt, XXXpt tn.gT
duodaeite iftts.1dir«IX « (dl. for >?lx
Icadtx (or ertUT] aluminium, mftx
for BtrtrO^ earbonator T* lor wftx
mineral)

dune (tilgoof aand) Xig^Xo. ^nXT

£)fn

duiij IteCIcria

dun- Ixetle (fr«o «tmx

rn)

duDg rale «yD. XW. 6xt

dung cart xfTB9tX7.«f)«T<t ttr^

duogcoo Xp^ xnft

dong flora xOx-Tfirmr

dun* fori «0x fnirx

duug.)i«ap nW tft

dung bill x()x*XX m . XlXf tft tit

dun grass (Ctmofon dof/ylon)

(B .N).t[X

dung roller Ixcile f)^AX ^
dumte (eoiiaists eliief’s of olirmo
fWRx yiith a littio ehromitaor
otber apinel Xrr^i) sa.

dunlin .frr« Plft-XWfX ai. (wt«
ancient word)

dunnige 1 (lutlenals laid on the
bottom of the bold for the cargo
to rest upon) (xifTT m. (ii’e ballast)

2 Jily (pieces of wood or other
material used to brace or protect
ireiglit in ears) yftfttntnft/. (Mar.
»utO)

dunnage tnaienal (such as ToodaD
crates or cradles used for the pro*
tection ol consignments of ala and
hear— Goods TanfT, Genersl Bulei.

no 2G) Tftr-«Wtft A
Dunnin* relerimeier (espeeially
a.tapted to the estimation of pbe>
neUuIpboneplitliatein wliieli |»
eycreled willi the tinne) Cfini.
m.

duoderireel m duodenary ittfj. Tl^«
xn

duodenal

duodena) ulcer og<ift.«ei
duodenary ndj. (eonis.iiing tnetra)
rr^TTxx

d u o d e tt o>nrj>alic omentum ggc/.

in.

duodenuia dnnt (IrobiQat)

dudgeon s boxtree (fiiizai aemper*
riresirtttgTTTXm.

duopoly (total tnppl) of a eoiumo*
dity 11 proiluced b) two hrma or
individuals) IxfjxiTfn (wa-po!})
«f-»p« t6 jne xxm

Duperrey’a lines (lines of magnetlo
longitude) ^ftxx

Dupetor lrr» ^TrtTTf (sriiole of
the upper plumage^ and smnga
varying from dark alat) grey witli
a btoe grey aheen to almost blacl
tetw)

duplet xttx, yma u,
duplexed; C/xm-, Zool.V*
duplex rb. riVsrn
duplexing JfrinJ VflXW ».
duplex procesi fexi

557

duration of life

duplex pump

•duplex pump

-duplex *li<Je nile jpa ^-^WT
duplex fteel Uttal JfU UTTITO
duplex telegreph ya
duplicable adj
duplicate ad] 1 ftipti
3 2Iat\.

duplicate u. 1 (a copy, « traoscTipt)
duplicate e6. 1 (to double)

5[!ni

3 (to male a copj)
afeferia aaiai, ft afit awn (ftaiwat)
prepare in duplicate ft sfM
aaiai

duplicate, triplicate, quidruplieate

duplicate bill I ftus-afaftfif

duplicate certificate of regiitration
sftftrft arftaa-traMT*
duplicate copy aftfefii, fi^a afitfeft
dupliated «<?/. gTffntftf yt (eTTPftx
durlimtor)

duplicate draft fffsfeft Pixf
duplicated noka 5M(i<(ifi

duplicate factora Bet. HnTt attj*
duplicate key ^ frit
duplicate licence afit^fit argtyft
duplicate of a bill Coin, frnt afifefa
duplicate origiual 8^-*^
duplicate permit sfefrft at^?!
duplicate priae bond afxfef?

duplicate ratio afu® at-JUll
duplicate ration card anratT'Uf^^U*
duplicate receipt wfe

duplicate receipt book ft;T5TBTr{i*
haa two foiU— inuer and
outer), fj mfff JWX
duplicate rejuiraiion rc(roft Ts^ft*

n’t aftf^

duplicate return Tf aftaf naftm
duplicate laxalioUsstlouMe taxation
duplicatiugTlfif*.f? U'll'll
duphcatiBg lok Bf>TWT*nft

duplicatiug machioe
duplicator aWsftx
bectograpli XTwiuaa
duplicating paper Bfafeft*aX

duplicating proceat sTlf^’fVui
duplication 1 n

3 (a duplicate) SfoKjR /

3 Stodattca fjf^tf(«/-
dnpbcaior 1 (maebine) afVfH^, aft*

3 (operator of a duplicating maeb*
loe) aRlftfra-wr^» «i
S (a kind uf paper) cftfefta aa «
Duplieideutata (suborder)

m (disttnguisbed by hariog twu
paira of upper inctsors. CL 5iespli-
ndintalA ?Tf*1TTrx)
dupliadeutaie cdj.
duplicity ^>WT /.. fa n . aTF (»«
eireumreutiou)

duplicity ID pleading irfiHaa a
jaRTt

dnpligraph aftfenM
dnplo* CAcm. fI»p^

Du Pout uitrameier (for tbe deter-
misatjon of nitrogen m Mplosires)
CAe”». a n.

Du Pout oil yellow •• fast ci) or
apirii yellow

Du Pont oraoge RO » orange RO
Du Font purputiue IuBb bento*
purpotine 10 D

Du Pout urtraatue Oa> tartar yellow
duprene ■ ueopreue (iwo* ^ eb'oro-
prenelCftcm

durability Htlffnt ft Wlftra b.,
Cai-xra
penuiuency

durable odj xatui < XT.), tUltJ (wh*a
uecesiar) to be distinguished from
*rTii'peTiD%nenlk *<n*T isaaaocieat
word), ftrxurft, fhnx
durable and coarse sanetics ftatX

durable anicles mrft Utf*
durable cover (ol a liook) tVlCl VH-
r»t

durable goods touI UTf*;. mXf
«XTl

durable lilt xuiut
durable lueasure XUT^ trm
durable paper »uiut UX
durable well wpft fWT
durain (Lst* darva 'bard', coinpose-l
of lenses or lasers of finely com-
minuted vroodjr debris) trTTTT m.

(?:X hard + ^)

clarain (Lat* efurur ‘bright") WlUlt
fusalu (containing no volatile
Xtre matter) ttiWaif
sitrain (t^at. cifrunt ‘glass’) fl^TT
duralinm (an alloj of 93 95^ JU.)
RtX> in.

duralumin ((Inrable 4- aluninium)

1IU

dura mater .dual. TI*arft*I /•
duramen = heart-wood (the hard,
tough heart.wood of a dicotjtedo-
nous tree) XtTT’tIt n. (*tR ‘the cote or
pith or solid interior of anything*
Tr»r)

Cf. alburnum=sapHood
Durauta Bet. f(d4>e2 9dlft (hedge

Tf^)

duranthrene blue Cel. Ind Wrft*

d. brilliant siolet
tWJT

d. brown ttnPnjW»3 3W
d claret ttfiftvi'w rTfWT
d. dark blue w r f usn D x? Itftw sfhf
d golden onoge mfirjnlixtT
imn

d. green xurfinfffttwt
d. olive wtftfr h srrr
d. red WTftvnSr»3 yiK
d. red-Molet xmftv i Vu

d. Molet «tfiwiit*u
d. xellow eviftmitsTr <le
dura^ol acid blue»aliaarm briU
liint blue

dura«ol fast blue=helio fast blue
duration arx^, «T3fraftl jrs.,

«|WMI8l /
time CTttu. VI®
penod ar^f^i
fc-.ion
tenure
terra STS^

duration of coUi-ion PAgticcU Clum.

Ftigr-v7®-jnu{

duration of crushing season tftCT*
vpxTsrir.dlxiTrafa

duration of tusanity ^ trjfk

duration of licence sr^trf^ ^ Vt®T*

duration of life ^XT-VT® m.

duration ol tp«ach Dutch sold

duration of iprech tTTT’T-snfj
doration of tvfiliglit
dureoe (Lit dnrui ‘hard - bocautr
aqlid “ip; at erdinarj temperatures)
Chrn »»,

durrool Chem n

duress tnui /, (jf<

eoerciou)

dunan (tbe fruit contains a soft pulpi
of a most delicious flarour, though
otToutiTO odour) JTItl n
dundiQO Chem /

dui-mdoDe blue Cel /nd.
sftw

dar ludoDc red Col /nd

r®

dor-iodoDC scarlet Col Jnd v^rflr'

duriBg (Coast ). <1

5 (Const ). 5

donug eoDtiuuaoee of (the attach
eicat) >sl «T?T»fV 5
duriBg M\«rture c^-«ntnvi<s,

dansg good btIuTiouf
(Coast )

dunog life time S, aftn*

dunog tbe eondauisce of *9^, ^
dunug the cODiiaaaace of tbe trust
dunog (he course of employ Deal
daring tbe curieuey of l(t

w, * r?

during the currener of selllerarul
s^ eT Ki i <t irriTORt «
during the diiru'sion « tUTO
dunng tbe fart GT^l % mu
during the lutcntn period tt

during the period mPj R
during the |lea*urr of % SHtg

'tConi'. 'i

during the pln-uie of iheVreiideul
Ttsrrft BfTT" uiM (Coi«t I
dunng the sun eiT-«T»’ n
dunn- ihe term «f office Bmfd n
'Cent )

dunn; the ralidiiy of (a certiLcste)

ift jnaejTRPi il

•lufio; uainiogffftrvr^-iTT^u 6

Duno Sot- jfra tnnft

n (ibethinus (dunsu) (tlttpri JtlS
(/oreipfuisafieii aee durian)
danoD=dutua

dnriTOu (k imstant alloy ol Bi
Fe) WWW B.

dunte {a phenol formaldehlde plastic)
Chrie. "»•

dunum fk sjmtbetie resiu used par-
ticularly for phonograph records)
CAens- fldtlain o.

dnrmut oek (its wood is heavy and
tough) CTS*3 in.

durochrome yellow CoL I»d ttflld'

doro ink llor rmting on glass)
ST»fl

diirol Ciem m.

durol black B aotphoBine bla^k

Hurosietcr v.lfi'ditn ■».

durophcBioe broaa Col. Iti'l Wlfd*

?*rr»w

duro ciutsoM ( diirene ^ ^ainoKC )

dunio wheat a inaearooi wheit >
hard wheal «il nhp
duryl Uarene + •>!) Chetn SWB n
duryUoe CAent is.

durylic aead Cbe»>- *1*3

duskcir\sn/

dusky blue flycatcher d*ei sn^
gttnmt

dusky brosdbiU drea
dusky crag-taamn /res
duiky-greeu til-babbler decs ttPt-

tfH

duikT'grer heioo Aett sjfltw «»
dusky boroed «w) .hea 'tfhyr BttTT-

dusky red spJTT«
dusky redsbanksepolled redshank
dusky ainped sqnirrel Jfamns
flfpr nnsft

duali; thiuala 4 mc
du«tv-ventcd peUel dtii il?
rrrfhyi

du*kv ssillon-warblcr dan nf>t| R^.
dust n 1 sf-*’/

rosinic dust (floating in the outer
layers ol atmosphere) Vgrrf.

Hfe

indnstnal dust ntoHriV
2 (a colour, reddish yelloir tfunet
in hue, low si? saturation) (rffRiyrR
dust rb 1 t^fswTJN, fTlfWi
OS^

dust bin tlfe-tTT»T «
dustbox '(fS’JlR «.
dust cap life rlrt m
dust catcher C/im s^BTS
du‘t chamber
dust cloud t![V
duster (a clotb for removing dust)
sn . VIIH

duster cloth TB. Plf3 3T

Btrrr

dusters eountrymade
dust guD

dusting 1 s(P>BTiR n ,

2^11
cotton dusting
forest dnsiiBg 33*3^
du ting brush
dusting inichiuc
doiiiDg pokder
dust pin si^-smm
dust precipiuior sif« fhyqrT®
dust-proof ( P^)

dust protector nr®
dust removal plant S{^ ^t3rm3>

dun shield (of leather) iffy.
dun storm J/neorok
^in

dusty puller (plants having ash grey
or white toDientose leaves)

/

Dutch auction (the public offer of
property at a high price, tlien
at gradasU] lonenng pricM, till
dbmo one bhvfl it) l^n*

fvT3. •ftWTO (Germ- rerlan/
m Abitrich)

Dutch bargain (made ami sealed w lilie
6 n n’k in g — ’ll ia-'i 'nK%fP’% hgtiiR
Dutch blue (e colour, blue In
hue, of Iow*H laturslioii)

Dutch camphor (Cinnuinon um tan-
rWo)

Dutch elm (a hybrid tree) lT3T»yTt
Dutch foil, leaf Ckenu Srarjh T^. 3®
tombac WItrB

niitrh enl.l nra i*dr

Dutch liquid

559

Dutch HqQlil = ellJ7l<°e chlonde
Dulchman’*>pipe (Arttleloehta iipho

Dutrh metil ( 60 *^ copper, «nc.
Imitition gold leafl n*

lombic fllSH

Dutch oil=ethrIene chloride
Dutch oranje (» colour, red yellow
in hue, of high l^satur*tioa
nd high ? brillunce)

Dutch pinL (» colour, reddish.) ellow
m hue, of eery high g hnl-

lunce)

Dutch pioh. = flaviDe lake
Dutch process (pots are staeked} =
stack proee-s ninm-ftriT
Dutch scarlets Castilian red
Dutch white (a pigmeat eousisting
of one part ( white lead to three
of p*’*nanent white) m

Dutch white leadswhite lead
Dutch jrcllowBtnordsDt ecllow GRO
dutiable oA]. sjH 7 <rtfl, sj*ib
dutiable articles Jji*nf«f
dutiahie {oods passed free

duties In re«pect of suecessioo to
propert7 anft-TqTTfffqiT-ftrqq
5 W

duties of a desradifl| character
qtft ftg qr f r qpr
duties of a legal character fsIqVT

duties of cilixeos q

duties of excise tu duty of excise
duties of persons qqiq

du listel = hare s thistle (SoncAiii
ofcroceiri) r,,

duty I qa.-q (Const ). srf[ rw

2 SJfq (Const ), ffqifq n.
lax Wl

«ss T?.qT
fees C?*, ^
tanSSTjyq

customs tffSTTJTq

excise qv^rS,

3 ifgric. (the quantity of irrigation
water re<iuired to mature a given
area of a given erop) q^lTRlT /.

ad valorem duty st^-

5 ?TS

oulams duty *15^,

dy/dx

estate duly tiq?t gpl
excise duty 5J5^

(Const )

export duty Emma'S** (Const )
import duly (Const ]

octroi doty STl^tf gv*(sro^ from

revenue duly

specific duty (chargeable on number,
weight or measnre) qftSIBt.Seq
stamp duty (Const.)

succession doty TVCnfTqn'lp^
(Const )

duty allowance qjsq.sffj^
duty appointment
duty area

Duty Assistant Medical Officer qatq

qgnq srrfiq

duty certificate qSvii.qq n.
duty charges ^pq-fliTIT
duty counting for lease on aseraze
pay (PB. 1 . 181 ) tnvq.^-*tq«TtT %
f 7 <r f?pn aA Rj?f
duty doe snvq fjpx
doty^exemption
duty-free mfg 5P«-gir
duty-free ticket qjPK-^ qqq
dots-free ttasel gear 55 * 3 ^ qm*
RtITT

dotv of excise

duty of water Jfrte a5t tt fiq r u i
doty on impressiDg doeuraeDis ^rq-

dulv on wood (Germ IfoUioIl) Ptqft

duty-paid (id[; qvi 5 J»*
dulT payu^q-um

doty rates

duly room (id a hospital) xefsq «r2.

^ wg

duty roster (10 a hospital)
duty strength (of the political depart
ment cadre— FR. 1 83 ) imi

duty aonc $nr
duyong gffqqrT «».
dvi-, dwi- (from Sanskrit ls)CAeTii

dvicesiumwvirginium, verium, ms-
siumCAee. fl^’n5 = gX 75 m
dvimangaDc-esrheniuiD Cbem fj-
RTf* «.=-qmr 3 >n

dvitelluriaittspolonium Chem. fx*

dnq n m.

D,V.S. (Director of Veterinary Ser-
vices) q.q R (tT^r^fW^TT-qxrvs;)
D.VS. = DT 5 .

D.V.TJd (Divisional Traffic Manager)
Bly RVis. (tTr? tnrrTrrq^vsn;)
dwale lardeadly nightshade (dfropa
belladoTina) /

2 =■ bittersweet (Sofanun dnfea-
mai a) m.

dwarf 1 qwq m , vlifl
2 Dot qTXq m
country dwarf bean trfff
dwarf boxsbox tree (Buxut temper'
itrtnt) tTSftl’S m
dwarf cherry (Prunw cerasui)
duarf date palm qnrq
dwarfed Forestry SJaRta, qf^l
dwarf elder UTtn a gin^f l
dHarf fan palm qyqx tflST^ (fan
palm WT^)
dwarf furze q^rq
dwarfism /, qtiim
dwarf jumper (/untperus nana) 55*

dwarf lemur tntrq STT?
dwarf male Bet.

dwarf mallowaMalva roiondifoUa
dwarf pine (Pmua maffbM)qnTSf HTW
dwarf shoot £e{ qRtf ITT^g
dwarf signal lily. qttPT-^^
dwarf tree Peretfry xm I5f, ^iTI ^
dwarf white-fronted goose ^

*iT?t in

dwayberry (dtropa fieffadonna) qvzi-

Knwl /. '

dwell rir. atniq
lodge fl-riq qrqi
reside fit^TH qyiTf
live

inhabit sfirBR qRT
atav sgrqi

dwelling RraiT m » WTXRiJ? n.
dwelling house *rrxR-t^
dwelling place anqR-WR
dwi-=dvi-

dwindlecb qJT pin, ^5 ^iTI,

Ctifl, RTR^I

dwt. (pernj weight) W. WH (AtlWI'J)

Dy (dysprosium) Chem 5 (5*^^)

^ ^( lifferential coefficient)

B-J-.

S60

dynamic {lietion

— ^ (putial diff*t8Bti»l co*{S-

isat)

? L (laereroentil mtio)
dj»d It. Chert, U biTkleot «Iement,
atom or radical) flS3* "»■
mocad (moooTalent)
poljad (with a valeocy greater
than two) JWJ*
triad (triraleot) flAjl

djaLa>dodecai>cdral = dipto>dal
djarebjr = diarchy

l>y.A3.B (Deputy Aaa>ttast to DJ
Q;. Bp«:ul Branch) SWfttn (?t-
fatrt tm)

dyaiter = diaater

I^bowikit willow-wathler ^cea

DyCAO (Deputy Chief Aeeonntt
’Oifieer) g %i w (Ttg>j4
I> 7 CC.>r (Depot) Chief CcuiiDec>
eialMinaget)i?(g

DyCL (Depot) Chief Eogioeer)
Tgw (T7 g>ra *rfim»rt)
lly C,II C (Depot) Chief CoetioUer)
Tgft (Tt g« <5n^)

Dy C I F (Depoty Chief taepeetor
of Taetoriee) Tgfifif (TTg«

Dy.C M E (Depoty Chief Ueebazu.
cal Engineer) TgWW. (»Tg«^
«lf»« erfaeiti)

Dy d O I’ S, (Deputy Chief Onera-
ting Sopenoteadeat) Bty gy
(itgat

Dy. C.OS (Depoty Controller of
Storea) iffy rtTfr («lni7Itt»t

farwt)

Dy. C. T M (Depoty Chief Traldo

Maieger) L’Jy »gTIJr (ttg?«

Dy CT.h. (Depoly Chief Tranepor-
tilion Surenoteodenl/ /fly. Tgy
(iTgM yfrvr^)

Dy D fl S (Deputy Director Dealth

Semeeej TtT ft V <1 (WR-^m-

rt

dye (a cotouriDg itoff) m (aaa

site dyee)
dye |/a Tgrti tm
dye Um Clieet. Tnw

dye bath (a action of a dye) T^n*

«.

dyed odj fffcjta
dyed mull ftfcmt

dyehoBte «.< <<n<Vt

dyeing tmn it , (n<i
dyeing agent rcn*¥tn ( m.

Dyeing and Printing Dcmonitrator

f fnn gr^t

dyeing chargee
dyeing houaegetR*g(
dyeing property f<W <pl
dye potfvn-tm

dyer gnrV at., ttik VntT. tnif} (Uir )
dye root

dyer'i chiin«B»le«*Anihemit tintto*

dyer'i furxe~Ceiueta tinctoru
dyer'i genieta •» Gemtta tmetona
dyer'a gre<nweed=Ccn>ata imrtona
dyee'eoah (gserraa m/ertsTw) But
frtr^^ ft-

dyer’a aaffrocil(C«riAnfflM(i«rtori(i)
Sgnrm.(Bj(.MJ
ytwCanheouc red ggtif (a
eoloaf. yell«wieb*red TOflt is hse.
of yery high eatoiatioc) Kf<l>
wtim
dyen eociety
dyei CAam. ?*««•••
and dyee ermt

aeid-mordaDi dyee en 9 -wnv in»
acridine dyec^A gmv
adyeettee dyee etplin fi-gV
trtificial dyee f fgcf
eiine dyee erftdl gwv
av» dye* etx
bacterwlogic dyee
belie dyee <<ft« gWT*
direct dyee emfm te««
leuconiyee 6 rw fwstf
tnioerel dyee eefin
iniaed dyee filfira fMV
monogeneUc dyee( 7 i<ldiDg bat Oye
cliade) T**«

mordant dyci ewiv <*■%

Ditural dycaSTf^ynt*
oentrat dyee fwiv
nilro dye* t£( fww
nitroio dyee ^ci T»t|«
oayaaine dyea vmAA T***
oxyaao dyea ttin» f»»«
exyketone dyte » ashwt

polygenetic dyea ff**

pyroDine dyes ern^A TWW
specific dyee ftfltt tmre
eulutentiie dyes=direct dyei
sulphite dyee gftrffTmre
Utiaxme dyea nwirAA fJTO
iripbeoyl-metbane dyea

vat dyea gv*

vegetable dyes Tf)r^>geiV
dye>itamper

dyestuff fWT-giV n.

dyeware ^dyestuff
dye«eed~GeDisia tinctona
dyewood IW3«-«TVS
dying JimT n , »rtl
dyiDg.bach Ferttiry (the death of the
ehooti the root remaining alirt)
sAg-ftt^ n

dying declaration Lev

(sra death bad declaration)
dying patient nrArget AA
dying tree Fcrnlry fitflHlvi gt(r, H'UII

IS

dying without isiue finsaOT grg
dyhewdiLe

dymaladidyaium salicylate CAen*

n.

dynad Chert (the intra-atotnie fiiU
of force) f^tiTW A.

dynalLoIfa imatore of giaolme.
alcohol aod benaene, need ai a
motor fuel) CAm> ■•. (W^+
■B -ol)

dynamieoi; I Rftflw, Sllf»lA<
SeifWVw

dynamiral edyaamic
dynamic allotropy b tautomerisra
Rrrt’IT/ (bhortfor(tn^6TK*TO*4wT)
dynamically ronaerTative ayllem
Hath- sfWltPSVI

d ynami cal mean sun Jjtron. 71^^

frtmg

dmamieal parillaa sf^fin fp^
dynamical principle Ailtvit. 7^*1*
BfAWtl

dynamical proof fftafurifj tABtV

dynamic eooliog (cooliOi. Sy aapaa-
aioc) ihwTT-e^rttf

dynamic eronomici ilpjtflw ndtim
dynamic formula TtV'TV gv
dynamic {notion FJiyi siehKft^

dynamic geology

561

E

♦Inlms fru ti<in ^
il > n a m I c "oolofv (Joalj witli Iho
*"'1 of geologic/.

cliange)>Tr<^^^ Arirft
ilMiamic' loJtiii-Oieiling bi compre*
Sion) ^^'JrS-nrH

«h namic I'Onierum ailftc fPfftsrn
(lynomii |>lien<'mena
clvaamic refraction ^FlSt
dviiamiisfflV'lO/

1 (Kiiieinatics)

2(l>in«ics) nfWf/.

•ilsnaniui / (from

dynamic sociels nrisrirf «J!n
dynamu a of a particle ?? Tiafh^
dynamic* of ri'iil lioilie* i/alk.

dynamic »jiiem Ri%f?r5
dynimiie(a elaas of exploaiTM 3rf^>
iiaiiall) a mistore of tnnitrogl]*

cettrt TNG ft'C* 'sititi jLtv tlisorliinR
inert mitori U) erfiat^ nt
dynarn'iim^ irfir?^W n
dyBamo»dyaa»io*etecUie generator
m liyntnio elertrir machine a
elerlrie generator fy^nPT foi
ftjnrftyM.
dyoamo-electric motor
dyDaraometamorpliiia Ot^ (ctae to
preeaure end movement)

yfrrin/.

dynamo-mete* (for meMuring potver)
eir*EJir^ m

dynamometer car iJfjr. erfnniFT ^
dynamometer car officer nfc-

aiH-»n=Trf5mft

dynamo oil
•dynamoii* Bot. *’0^

Dvnaitinie ZoU. (nerfl

rlimoceros beetle, "jeg tnbfamily)
dynaaly mii^I nJ

T. (eattKCTt!)

K. (EicrWllo) KT n. (wrrwn^ sraj^)

e- (eccentricity) SiatK Z (J^-?ei)

E rht$- (reodalna of clutieity)^(4r^-
WTT et^)

II

dymtron = inC'On EJeC‘

•dyne (fr-attod)noVrft)CAem -trfhr
dyne i‘Ayt. '<in« n. (^1*^ grata,
amt of force ef ponndal)
megadyne (ono million) aTST-ZIZ?'
Bjy-vjrfa

centimeter dyne 9i^niR HKS
dyne-teirn (10* dynee) grwz-nrz
d yr p n o n e (ifi- + bppHOnr) CJiefi-
fjM'ei/.

ri' 11 {Deputy Ranger) Z$.(3y$TT)
dyrge=dir*e

^y»- SI.* 5^- (opp- of ea 9 J
dytalbumuie Chen J'ftztfJ r
dyicriiile cii-dt 4^111 tn (ipa- foe y t W
antimon) rzT eilrer- fz for
mineral)

DyaJerrii* ^oof ?IR|U4* mrrfe
D. aalurelln* (cotton atainer)
snrprt

Dy Secy (Deputy ftectelaty) a tt.
(aft Bfti)

dyienicric di*orilcr ainnfhinM ^
dyicntery itTSlfiran m.
dytentcry )>arterioplia*c WUnf^HTt*

dytcnlery tablet

dyafunclion iled (luipaireil fonc-
tioning^ZT^nZPZ n-
dytluile (a tronn variety of gahnite)
n (W brown, f«l.

fTtlftZ gahnite)
dyilyaio Dio<ktm- Jlftr/

Dy» S. M (lAepaiy Station ATaater)

Itlv z-wiz-Czipnmfi)

dyimenorrhea n.

C/. araeoorrlioea
tnenorrhagia emn%i
tnenopause W^ti^
dyinomy ftad legielation) sfiwir *.

E

t (the elementary electrical charge.

the charge on en electron* etc } V
E® (electro-affinity) tj* ^

£ (symbol for electromotive ferce,
and electrode potential)^

dysoxulire rb. Diofhmt JdU®l
Dy-oxylum Bol (Gt dyiodts Ml.
smelling’ + ryiiiwi) jrRgxns-xflily
D. Lincctanfcruin = D mncrocar.

D. gIanilulosum=D. malabiricnm
D. liamiltomi (doners smelling
atrongh of garlic — Pasu) ?|PT*
ZIW ijiiry^l?

D mairocarpum JTgTTP 5*1^4^
D. malabaricnm %T3'f
D; S. P (Depnty Snperiiiteiident of
Police) HIT («nf% Ttrfls?!)
dyspepsia 3tfii g*7W^, irftlBrsei
dysphagia fifed TTfiffiriH «
dyapliotic region Biol. H^tSTITf Sl^
dyspnea fifed, (difficult bioatiuug)
5?THT«.

dyspnoea mlrspnea
dysprosta C/iet’i- (djiprosium oxide)

dysprosium C/iem- /•
d nreiatr 5^tftT

d chlonde^TTHIshtr
d DiiratcgigWT
d oxalate bpiftB

d. oxide JTBTt *flT
d sulphate ^STHl SJTltT
Dy. S. S. (Deputy Station Supern-
tenJent)/.‘/y WITH (Wl^TTT^^T)
dystrclic nd; P/iyiiral C/ietii.

eutectic grrrt
dyiiectic mixture fans
dysuria J/ed

Dyiisndae ?oo(. (true Mater beetles)

m

Dyliicui ZoU. ^^-aTTr*

D marginahs (best-Lnown mem-
ber of the family — Imms p 496)
HTinw

D.Y.TJI. = D TJtl

r 'm (the ratio of eharge to mats 5** of
an electron fi^T3) H J
e P/iyi (electronic charge) SI (ftJIJ-
TWtt)

E (element) CAem. T (tne)

562

e*ith

F. Phtt (EUF) 1 (iQ units)

n (frir^)

2 (i i pTtiHieal tiniJj) ni (I^ ilT f )

L ftmitsive

r Phi (tolil energj ) f«

E. (tf|iidertnisl Cftll) Bot W (wRni

(iM ttomiUl index)

E (efinine) * ^*^')

F hb Er (erbiom) C*e«i If
E (£f ifieia) TI ft. T»rft)

1 SfaJnli« (expectxtion)
f (exponents*! funetior) W
E (cenerxlixad escponentitl faaetion]
llMh W Hrom tIKtl)

E (univer**! nejxtiTe) lojie ^

< (tl>e GreeV letter epiiton) 1 (*a
ergon or fluxtitum) W
3(t)iBbol of dieleelrin <e-iit»nt
npj^frfTtT) n

3 (eleetrod* hTTRT potinlitli *<

to norta»l eelemel elaelred*.
ek totnornsil Iiydrogon «I«ctrod<1

n Sijtiitifi ^

>t(tha Greek letter *1* eyoibol far
vneotity W
EAC (Ettri AitiKint Coipms«i
orerletnfen BTm W1«F)

Heh »'‘TB

eerh inlsiiliiet it; treil er'Tt

*«li paiinri Com b^ MBft
£A1I (] Itr* Diieclorof

As,fi«iili»r»)«»l*t (wPtO« iTTTT«

EADAU (FM!* txiitant Director
of Agrioiil'ure c Animtl Ilutben
dry Secliii) •» «t * BB1
ernm a/

£ A D L AM (1 xtreAMittenlDirec
tor of Agriculiure. i c Economie*
end Mkrk«tin:)lr>t Arrfe (uC-tCtn
•m« |ftJkTi'*9/ twei'teifrrsr)

EADS'* 0ilr* l«v>j*rt D.irerJor
of Agnculture i c fi irrey Set eine)

w R ^ in nr («fif m ntm y ft rtat

^ 9/ KTt^Tt «rra^)

ffrr adj *-3»

eegerneti S>gTin / . rfl-geB n

eagle 59^ (xnc'ie it n»iD*),

Ea£le • Aijoila it/ren. «B<em.(*n-

eagle fern (lV(ri<Iiiiii*

etg1e><>wl « (nncient nema)

eaple ray Ztxi

eagleviooA (Aquibiris opaflorZui) WjJV

E & O E (anon and omiaiiona ex
eepted) Con* A ft (bH ftmT

ear 1 m.. <n

9 (of eotn) n (from r*1S9).

RCafJ/, BIS

earache 1 m.

g = red poppy {Papjter rhoau) tT

ear depart meBl(inkha<(iit*)}S^riHi<i
eardrop J/*t ^ fts^
ear-drum BZf

care ' hljar (^ejfj occur.

10 Cf Diodt BBS)
eared aeal Zed vA satqiu
earhead dgric n . Vis
e^rl ensm n

eatldum *WKM ftlB oi > SnI»tt'BX n .

RlRntnt/
earlier law
earlie.t tfRnftlflB

earlietl opponuniiy (mil be afforded)
xTluiftTflii wpr (ft««F>n)
at tlie eatlie»t^opportuoity Bimihl
earlied pomlAe vviRxrB lf)B. (ffsBR
eartiecl potaiUe opporloBity bbi>
SWB *fm artaf
ear )ol>e «<* <nfj*
earUbip arm^BI /. n

early Bftn. B^et, \4wifl, HWB\i
early ariwB rOfl

early blight Ph-t Palhel atn

rrrO

early floneriog yellow rocket ..liar-
barea praccot (Ur FI p 910)
early Iro.t FvrUtrv 9 BIT
early geological period mxftB AfjT-

early leare ^ SBSRI
early monaoon anjTlB BB^jg
early morBiBg lea n'rt «fr STB
early pa.tare «»B1,4 SII^
early |•oral9ea
eiil* iltgr g^BBB
F-arly Tertiary g^TBS
early yoath (of o tree) raerriry

niiildle age (of a tree) RVBIJ R'B-

earmark rfc Finniirr fWiB

« ferj ts %BI

earmarked nd/ pinnnet gtHURfB,
BBhRftfttte
earn rJ, ar^B* ctnBi
earned ndj sftB. BHIBI ^
earned income arfsw STB
earned Jeaxr *r€|B HBBTBT
earned Irate on irerage pay rfB
^BB BT eif^a SBBtBT
carnet ad; BWTT<)( l'l,).*TTtitT.rf^,
SI'bRb

earneit n rr^SIT us . Sit
eameal money tr^BTT lu- (ancienl
It oriDi tTTBBTT tlftr
eameit money depoiit
earoing n. »■• <nn(
iDcome STB

eamog atieia sJiBBlf) BfWlBB
earniDs eapariiy triB snm
rarDiB* proipeiit ariB imnVRT
earoiBgtof maiiigatneiii «B^ s:iB
ear, note and throat btIT-VbIi vtB
BIS C«<

ear, soae and throat dfparlmeal
* TS Bw r» < fBwm SIB, ms rffr sn
fevm

ear, note and tliroai ontpalieDli
(lepariinetti 'sA BrB sn fSTth.
ftwiB

ear of corn tjPB.iirt’s (from t'i3t)

car oticle diMf sA sfmsi

earpiecei (of ipectaclea] sA rwiSI/-
ear practice (of a pliyiician) sA ffs
/

ear aaodKOIocoBia yinot sfrTig
ear ihell sA.Qpr
ear ipecialiii b:A filftBTJ
ear-iloBootoIiih Anal SBITB

ear lyringe sAfyiRSf
earth n I Bx<», tjft,

sn/r^")

•Oil ^

ailt m?

rlav H^ssr, fBtSSI. Fbs^) f»ft
loams^
aandBjg
3 dilron ‘pfl /.

earth rt> 1 (to corer oith earth, tl
plaatit ^ rsBi

iixth alkali xnetala

56:i

Eailem grey wagtail

2 (to Mrtli)

fflfl

3 Klfe . P^<ulio H^tTR
earth alkah incUl* Chem.

>013

earth arrealor ( -T^)

earth 3u?fr
earthi-all Vvcol
eartlt l-lack Co! Ini
earth closet I /fj^jiene
3 (PnA 0) iflaiiiit
earth coal ^flr ^IT,
mineral coal
earth coil /,/«

earth colour (anj eoloiireil mine-al
uasd at a pigment) wPt3J ^ti
earth connection
earth-crust thrift
earth dam ftrft W whJ, aZ^t)>W
earthed oiJj Elie , Jlitdio > 13 tf,

earthen dam Img firfl ^

earthen inl-pol ftrjl tgr *fr(Wnr
earthemsare n , ftrsl 5k

earthcnnare filter
etrtheanfire ciirrah feft tlft
earthenware tub (irft lA nit
earth field Phvt. niRn trt
earth Inductor riiy$ »•

Rilh^

carthloK 1 (eoraring with earth, as
plants) ^^oift n ■ ftrfl Q a»ni
3 (turP-'rtlug with earth)
n., feOwmr

s riec., jjiidio Hnbin n.
earthin;; lyitem »i_qlJnT*Tl&
earthing tape tpVlR
earthing up plough Agric jsr,

ftrfl WTT^ wrat

ridging plough fmfl ^
earth mrtal Clunt. ^^13
earthnni (drnclui /ii-piviwn) *n ■

earthnnt oil •• peanut oil tp^Aw.

earth oil tjfit-rlw

rock oil ftwAiS

earth pillar QkI. ^I-wrir
earth puddle mn
earth pyramid nearth pillar
earthquake t^«tq n., spaift
earth road »*il RT«

earth's trust
earths field qiRvIni
rarihshuie.<4a(reit.
earth a hortroolal field ^flra
earth slide Gtoj fait *1

earilwiar (ant rnngas of the genus
Ccnifcr) H.'TO/.
earth a way dsiroA. I«<t-tnA
eartli tester

e irlh-lougiie (ant fuiigua of the genus
CcnjlMsani) ^fa(f/
eirth up tIk (to cnltirete ao u to
throw the toil toward the plants
ns III lulling potatoes) fait

WTPn

earth HatBOzoeetite^farg «•

eatthworkudf CmiJ

esrihuorkfi /•

earthworm ui^

enrlhwomi easU fafal

earthy rtrf/ fa{t*l.*d^91

Q«nfa^

earlhy-lirown

earthy cohalt .Viiwnl WlS^MlU
earthy cneruatation miTlit.

Tfft

earthy lustre

esrtliy tttiamleashlue iron earth
ear trum|>et n

eantar CWRrt » . «rt! VI
earwig r<W. (child lnt«uf)«irSrt »h.
easement fHin-gfawl/.
prescription ^uthlfa^
sort unde gfmwrt
easement iroplie-Uy released
tWtR 5fa«i

essement of aereM £aiB*n%rt^ Sfktn
easement 0 / necessity LowsrnTWVWT*

easement right Lua- grTOlfawiT
easements annexed thereto BTW^T

5ft^

ease off rb, (x% tho gra-hent) RtR)^
etiily (wilh wise) •r’n^ti. nrwtn ^I,
tTTWfivi, grotiTii gnwtiilt
easili dreom|>04sbler/iein tjrt

easilr fiisiMr rarm grtjjitq

easing off of ibe gradients JtUxnf ft

m*(tTT»l

easing oneself am tKI fireiTrt

easi(n)’Erf/ (q)

easterly tul/. qfiw. 8T^
eastern aAj.

Eastern Alpine hedge-sparrow .iera

Easierii Uaillon's crake Atei ffir*
(it looks to like ft small
qtitil afiTT that it IS often mistaken
for one)

Eastern barbaitelle jyuiiun. (the cars
ftro nnited 3^^ t'l Ihe base Cf its
generic name Sgiicf-ii)

Fsslern baia Ares ^*1
Eastern Bengal qiH i>ITrt,

Eastern black-lailed godn it .Ires Srti
VTW-3'B Wlfigdl

Eastern blossom-Iie-ided paroquet
Ares nfln

Pasirru broad-billed sandpiper .irea

IxT^ arrtv

Eastern biisk-warliler .Ires
Eastern ealandra lark Am farg

n?

Lasierii earnon-erow Area VTrVt
P asierit ririle

Pastern eothreil pigin) owlet lut

srtg grgg gyifiv

Easierii ronimoD rrniie It/sn^gt^N
Eastern ciirlew- ,tm vigg grr-frd
} astern dark grey biish-eliat Am
nilg iinT gg-rfnv
r-islern desert finch .lies
wr«

r.asiernf-iot til snipe heiV ^41 f m a ^ ~
jrtj

Eastern Cliali Oreff
Eistern golden plotcr Aiei rrft
ftfEH

Pastern goosander .lies rjinuB-

Pastern goihtwk Am Hixg rnTTf-gni
I't stern grtsshopper-warhler ^t|■s
wlOrtf-tfirff

P isicrn gretl Inistird Ares jitxit HIx-

rma

Pastern great reeil-warhlcr Areaq.ffg
irkrtT-qfjrft

1 astern grey ditek Ates H-fin q^iTT

Pastern gre) heron Ares «nTrilssrsw-
W

Eastern grey plot cr .lees tHa tnrr
Gf|»r

Eastern grey wagtail AiYS-mwwjTT

Eatt«m hening*gull 564

d« Jtvell*

Easitni hemog-guU Ares wm

Ea«leni niiniUjrao email vcllow*
napcd woodpecker lrr« V

Ea*tern Iioodcd crow Irri iTF'-ITt'TH,
sffym (from »^TTU-'tj-a)

Ealtem lodian re<Ut>rt Irei <1^7

Eittern jackdaw drci
Eattero knot Ares ST^

Eaitern large egret Arts ^tS

Eaptem linnet <rer riFaiT **21
Eatlera little butlird tret 7^

srfn

Eanern 1 itle itiol Arts 5r7tTT
Ea'lern mirth harrier /(tel 7^0

artfi

Emlem meadow hunting dtei 0?^^

Ei«tem meadow pipit dcei
*T1T7 ^6<0J

Bittern ^n®u»tielieil tedge warbler

irei ^0 ftr^

Eaatem orpliean warbler dm (from
Turkoitan 37*) 3***-^f*^
Eaiteni palraiwiri dm in*7 0f7*
£*• ^
F^ttern peregrine falcon dmV*3Sn

Fratlern purple heron dm

eatlem range (u in the rohee Do-
rartmantl

Eaatern reil breailed flj'-ciulirr
Irei ifin sntrt-T90
Eaatem red legged falcon dm

Ea/tem red >| oltcil Mu'* throat dm
\ttT tT ftrj rnn 0»5
I aaleni reef heron dmnn7^*I«»
Ei'lem ringed j'loter Jm aii^

ftfjw

Eaatern rock iparrow

Eaatern nifoof larlliei} woolpecker
drei ffT «0 WJT^?T

Eatlem tandaoiattin Jrea tef!? 005-

Eaatern aanil plotcr Arts ^0

Pfgt*

Faitem aeopa owl/4jptqft<Ht<tlIci-
7^* (m India it la only a
winter atraggler into the extrema
NW)

Ea-tern akv lark (re«((oiind in Nortli
Weal India) mVA

Eaitem alalj-Mnc llvc*fcher drea

iiOijkAa BiTTtUT

Eattero <»tinr) tnipe .liejBT^irTB
q tt i t

I aalero apolted Awalclier Acel
Eaitem a|>olleil forktail Am ^^0
1 aitero apollcal eroin owl (rri 01*0

jftrq 7f5*

FJittern aleppc eagle dm Bl*0 R*

gq*

}aaiernato<.ka|ngceii dm MTJtrf*
01*100

t^tiern awallow dm 81*0 Ml'fl*
Eatlera awift dm 81*81* X^n*8*0
Eattero lawny ptpit Arts

Fatiem icrrk lanJpiper dm 8*3
«mr4*8T5«7<0;

Fattern twite imt^0 8*TT
Eattero variegated lauglung'lliruth
dmfnng BITOt
Eaatern wliimbrrl dm 8800 70
5*;i

I ttiern while eye /leca 81*0 irftwtW

sfjtoi

lailero while |>eliraa dmra>J8*T*
*77

1 ailem while tpolleal hhic throat
Arts tnft* 000 r**5 0018 8*?
Eaalrm while alork deei 81*0 *T708
I^tlrrn woodrhal.thrike dmlJ0 f00

Eailrm rook lt,s 0f*08r»TT rt0 818
(found n S , 1 ), Wait of In(ia)
Eatlera roae-ringrl paroquet derf
8T*0 0tT» sen- *J8
Eatlera rott lemdcri »i 81 0 rTwt ^rft
Eatlem mt/ai ihroil Arts Tfl 0
8 *»

ratirrn wood pigeon dm Bl*0 80

Fjatrm yellow hammer Arts BRiftc

Flat liinialaean ailter 6r ( ((tea mt'j
Lusn/s) nrwltr** n
Lait Id 111 Company t*iT0 88IT0

E a a t Indian arrowroot (Pirrawd
/\ny> sl<Mia)nTihl m {Ik,K,U)
Eatt Indian kino >> lino Fkirai.

f07r0* ni

Fail Indian oil Che<n 81*7'^

Ea‘t Indian wine palm (Coryell ore w]
885801 (B M)

E a • t India root PJiorm 0^ W 7 T 7
>18

Eaa| Indiet ]ft 0 F 7 *n (ancient woriji

81*0 m.

eaaliBg „ Snrv »p^» 0 * n
Eailnian yellow a filler yellow
eaat northeaat (E.NE) '0rrf( /. .

eaal of north (ME) 78* t*)/ (rt)
eait of northeail (MJLE-) ^0nB*T*5

fC’V

eaat of aonth (0 E ) ifigB " 10 ^ / (H)
ca>t nt inutheatt (S E F>)

/ (»TX)

Easioni ayriip (wajpip of (erroua
phoiptiata with quinino and itry*
el nine) PJinrin HThrift firPT
(fVTTft mn 4tf *ssfl 88*0 8T’4>0

faiety)

eatt tinilhearl (E S E ) / (l,

■I)

eatlwardi ik €) »f)*
eatt tone 1 ^

»*»y 1 grm, g**. git^, g 8 *

3 (a monov matket in tvlneli fundi
nro planlifiil and intrrnt ratei
low) g 880*0
eaty ehair gwinrft

caay Rradc = cjay gradient
easy gradient = eaty grade g 08 80 *
88 g*T8 B10*8
eaiy markrt g" 11010 flBfil
eaav reference griH fit^O
eaty lermi g 8 * Conti)

eat c(‘ 8 ( 01 , 8 fTI 0 8 * 01 . rfrSTI
eiuldc mm, 8*0
eating lioii>e8T*l*-g*

E\ to Govt, (niectneal AWiier to
r.oycrnitient) »n ft 8. ( 810*1 ftj^
8 Twirr)

eaii de Cologne (eompmol of alcohol
ant corlain aromatic oili) VH*
8 f 0 t* (80 rerfumo-h.* aleol ol)
caiidr JateIIe(a a diilim of polaituni
h) pod lorile) "ft*

6au da JaTcUa graan

S63

achalon

eJQ Jivelle green »• jirel green
(a ealonr, greenwh >eUo»T ^Tirft la
hn#t o( hi;!h * brillinee) a lliiijfi
eju de Labamque (a tolatioa of
■odium hypochlorite) CJien WITT^

caTe* {ol ■ boi'di'ig) H’fn {tncienl

word). n . w'r^rfr, eJVft. O^*
^TZ n (edge o( rooO
rave* hoard a^ffl-TSHS
eiTfs-dropper wt>I H*<iiWl'4t

EB. (I!eonomie llotinut to CoT«rn.

meat) *nz. (Tiprth
EB 17 (a variety of nee) *07 1*
(E> Q M abort (or Ecoaomie Bota<
nut en^ ^xTr.')

Fl> (aiVunin)
ehh »rwT-^»n / . WTZJ
ebbto* lide amr? vox

ebb tide Wltl

flooil tide 7TTT (tee tide)

Ebenteeae £«(. n

Fbentlei Bet. Ftaj'h'nt n*
c!j«neui tM, Tax, (ebon> bla«l)fTn*

n>»

ebemnui Bei Tax (ebon)>Iike) fTl’

rm

Eberhardi eredge-iyiletB Farttlry
rrpT-tr^'t

EbertbelU (E) (it* type geona i(
typhoid germ) HI** Wtl' 3 -snrrft (wT.
*^)

E aleiligeaea grrm^ «T3«r
F.belfaslietlaii (reieinhleaE. if phi,
founl la a diaeaee in Belfast
resemWing 1) phoid fever) Wi^.
TTTTWinn

E belolrnsis (closes a disease mill
tjpKoid like aymploms) 7tn»SWZ

•n»T

E. dyseoteriaeaShigella ijtm.

I_ enleria (from intettnal dischar-
ges) tr»-W1 St
F- pyogenes WT W.

E. lalavemis ((ocad in inteslinal
distKargei in lyplioid (ever) ftssi-
tnw.

F. lypbo«aoH«Tth's barilloi, E.
lypbl, IlaHerium Ophl, nart.
typbotQBi, IWeillus lyphosds
(she caase of typboid fever ta

man) ITTSft*? WT.W.

Fliertli'i barillna B Ebc r t h e 1 1 a
typhosa

eliUnin a para-xantbiiie Chtn. TTT*

dfO/.

ELoer a glaoila Zoof. (albnoinone or
aeroos aecreting glands in the pos-
terior part of the toogne— Borland)
nwtnfnT

eboli blue 4 B*>diaroiDe blue 3 0
eboli new blue 2B~diainine bine

n\

eboniiej^^m
ebonite flat rote ftft?
elxiniie inJireior

ebony (diAicnlt to eplit) 5TH» J'ltfV*
in (J^ IS an aocieot word in this
tense)

eliony tree fTIl'ftil
ebraeteate aAj Dot (iviilioot bracts]
frTtiirg«.»rftTt(Pnt bract)
ebriety ifinntTl /.

ebolIieiiMJ/ JnVl
ebulliomeier as ebullieseope

ebuBiotropic equation gift*

tpT

ebullioteopie method
ebullioseopy

eballiiion !f;;f79rn.

E.C ( FsUblisbmeot Clerk) ftSTf^.
(ftm=n Mlt)

E C (Excise ComomioaeT) 7.W1
(T'iFT wpjw)
ee. 7^.

E CA (Eeoooniie Co operation Ad-
RiiniitTalioD)wmj<. (wiSTT-Stnrt.
ffTTO)

ecad Dot (reotogT oj) mff.

W7o
phyad «rT»

FeardinesBioartiruIaia stn7iBr->iet

Ecballium Dot (fr Gk etbaflein *to
throw ooOT^* wtiTt
E elaieriani=squittiagrucuin)ier
(it bursts from the peduncle when
ripe, forcibly electing the aeeds)
WHI Tr^f^ (with ef

flitterium/cna that diepersei or
tpreaiU7

etbolic ad/, 1 BNixn

S inlt^tnn, nATpig

Ecbollam Bcf. •ftKTWlT’nsrrfa
E. Iinneanam (feaves ahioing end
dark green— Basu) wi^i'n'^lW*
«n (Tam. :ftFr*BO)

ecceninc Off/. 1 (deviating from the
centre) e»H‘i|<

3 (opp to conceotrio 1*^^)

(not haring the lame centre)
eccentrically ZooL 7fl:g'dKI,

eccentne angle Aitron (ol a point on
an ellipse, angle at the centre)

eccentric anomaly ^ifron s^fsi*
*i'ai

ecremrie crank Dly Eng 7%»fr
eccentric fixation Tvgv^
eccentricity T^r^ar, Wfi#»7in/
eccentric sheave Jfflefi 7**TV7 nrfKl
eccentne strap Uiuh.
eccliymosis Mtd ift^
eeeletiamc n (a person)
ecelesiiiiicrtif; PiTlTlIf
divine (TTfrt
iheoJoglao vrimirti)
ectlesiastlea) calendar
eerlesiasiical censure viiHn
eccleiiaitiea) charity grffrc
Eccleiiattieal ComaUticBee
ecclesiastical corporation gif^ ^yrTir
eccleiiaitieal law v4*iir<r
ecclesiastical miiieri xr^nc firqg
ecdyiii Zoof.W^OT, Wpm n.

E C,E (Economic Commisiioa for
Ea rope) y wi wr. (fftrOq wntn),
q;"i«rT imin)

etesjs Plant Ecol.(tbe establishment
of a migrant plant in a new habitat
ee- 'out' + -eiir) 4\stlB(Umd n.
ecgonidme Chem. /.

ecgooinc (obtained by decompo-
sition of cocaine Rt^Tift) Chem.
STTOirfl /.

elbyi benzoyl eegonine
liydro-chlonde eegonme 7^-sflfg
methyl-benzoyl eegonine

echsrd Feol. (the water in the toil
which IS not available to plants)
staulxa MUM xtb n
ecbeloD lf,j . ppficzft Wl/.(e(. Hindi

•cological

•chalen gtatins SC6

!P»A)

echelon pf*uns ft drl inrft
echelon len* Optici ft
Eebeneit Zeal- mnft

eehicjoutchto (t rain liV* inb«Une«
from 3it» birlc CJiein

ecbicene ocid Client

echicena (Jrom dil» hmrl
Clwn W«TT*rfe*/ {Cf ditiino

Fcbidoa fH5a«i5i amft

£ eculeju («elti>dii4 = poreup]ns
4nt»tter) «nn*fl IIW fffW
EcLidoi pterygoid ftVtfw

Ecbidoidje Zocl 1TT<mrt«-4Tt m.
ecluDite ad; Dot *»d«

Ccbiaidie m.

Ecbiooeattlmm ^oof Tfd|.;7 OTlft
£ corditura «n«T^TmC7V
1 fiocictB* ftn rfTCT^
Ecbinoeirpuifiot {ec/uno' 'sp>''>

+ earpvi T') TT^TT^t STnft
E d»treirpu» (tnn^ nf^TW
Echieochloa i^el ^mnrft

F ecleoi far (ruiDeattcetvPaai*
runt fnioieDUceuin » raoiena
iiilicum mtt (%« nrart.
Hid iwktl, ot<t, Utr tiifliiib Can
KtTfmiOa) lafuadbtii)

E eruigalli (cock ipur giMa, eock
■par panic Rrau panic griif)
wra (Oea iaraiM'in Pan bara
aiNrcl)

trliinorocnii ZaJ (a Ranui in nhich
a ejit i( ebaraclanroi) b) tbe pio-
aanca ol daugblcr ejati) nf*i^a**

i pranuloiua «wt ntr?**

EchisoJcrei Zeot Uehina ‘aiiny +
Ck drre ‘nack ipinaontlia pro
— rn I SOS) ffnft

f^bino-tfriJj? fttm

fcliiDO-lcrmnm^d ■

Echioodermita ZaU. (tlie turfaca la
baet »ilh ipiBa—Pn) fTTt^trf
apt

fchiooid a Bart urrlno ^aid flW*

EehiDoidca Zai a

eebioelogy rkT^^-FfTW n.
eebjoopaediaasBdipIeuruIaftTrrVva

erbiBoplulent Zoel, Oarrt o( act
urchin) r« ftn» m. (abort for
*;5vrr»«t)

Erbioapiibt *ai«n ffllft
L rcbinatiu (camal't tbiatla) rtIffl’V
(MW Hin. «M-

UnlA> Gn) orlanlo)
EcbiDorhyarhua ^aot
E. teua

L pigaa a CiriBiorbyachat {;t'ai
«W3T»

E letinifornila ^ound in odiUa
frog) R»C»IIW^

Erbiso'iomt Zai, wfnfsTT mnft
E tlocanuw

EchmailomaliJae (aftmil) batinja
ring of tpina at tlit anterior end)
ars^fer <rit m
ecliioutaie ad; amntift’r
Ecbinua Zod (a genua of Ijpica) aaa
urchifia) irMfi

L ratuienia rtan

F niiccotuberfulaiua«^*f’>»nTTl

Etbioroxlea ^oef (mtb nonretraelile
proboacia) arawafigfaw mpJ

echilimtneBditaiBe
ecbiieaieefabronopo'rder from diU
Urklrranr^wA/

Ecbilea dichol^a a Valltna ao1a>

ecbiiia CArn^ Un aciJ from dita barl)

♦t'S't'dtaatM n

Echiucidt (hare typically anosretrae
tilaprolioacii) w-pt

Ecbiuroa Zoct wttmrrft^af nwft
echo 1 sfimft ■■

9 Itadar (aoun I or eiaual indication
canaed by a reflect*! radio nave or
ra>lio aignal) n

ccliopalie iJadar «ftPI»T (“"ft

fj/'iT ne>

l^ilon (driTer aata) m'rrrrP

ccite rb> Plant Efel (to colooue) n*T

n

ECl {Eatalliahinant Clark) nrria

(wrrofwNi)

crlampaii Iftd iluhtMlta
erlipie Pgai «

cclipae black (aalphidadya) Col Ind.

V«

cclipae Lina balphidadyd Col fad.

sp»raift«

cclipae broaiefsulpliila d) a) Col /«<f.
Sjyfif «fw

eclipae bronD (sulphide d>a) Col Ih 3.
rw

erlipie rorintli (sulpInJe d) o) Ccl Ja-f.

tlfg^

eclip*e<larL blue (iulpliida dje) Col.
In I ar^ii wfaa

erlipie dirk brown (anlphila dja)
Co! In, I 55^ wftpt «8
etlip.e fail lu^wn (suipbido dj e) Cot
fill smfhnvv
erlipif fan greeo /tuJpbil* dje)Cof.
7 ikf 5T»T ftflt gft

cclipie fait oliie (<u)pbila djelCol.

Ini

ecliprc fail red brown (aiilpbida dje)
Col /ml fwT nir »W
etlipie preen (lulpbide dj »)^I InA.

etlipieoliie (aulpbile dya)Cfll I»A.

cclipie pbo'i'bise (suipbi U d}a) Cel-
Ini

cclipie redafatt icarlrl Cel. InA.
etlipie aiolei (lulpludadya) Cel, InA.
C»><r

erlipie tellow (lulpbida dye) Cel InA.
StH'fn

ccIipiiBp binary nar IrJren.

jnimn

erlipiing variable difreii
Eclipia iJoj »i>iTti inrift {^'KTBxrtft
II Diueinntni in aoolog])

L ilbaR[jn»T

according lo 'nt-trflftnx Ilio.
ntnu)

1 rrecti CP pro>lralip>F alba
ecliptic n tilron n (from

KrfiatioTw n

ecli| tie limic aftOT

eclipt.oe ^Tinft/

eefopife Ptfroj (Gk liCoQt ’cfioicck
icIbcIiod'— a beautiful rock) fft-
TnO m.

ccloiion Zorl (emergence from a corar*
ing. aa of an inaact from Ui pupa
eaia) T'CltTfl n

ecoclimate rtrnl Fed (lha elimtl#
of Ibe Individual plant) tgfkwwtlj
irf

ecological aJJ. l

•eolo^leat factor!

•ctal I{nb

y.i

1

fjriort Hd. %U{>V% «rT«

trnlfijf (f«!ttj(icnl,lp firft-

Biixnf an-l tl.^ir •fiTirr,fim*rtJ Tlf/

tfanomi-ttw t, 1 /
ff/,nniiirtnr» HttfjTft f,
fff.nnmir alj I wrfW tt )

2 (oi or to II c «• i< • - n ol

•v>rinnui-0

tvitiomir a<rMiiv wifVx

'mxfixfFti

Xfttnnmie nUfrr WifV*
tntmttntf aut Kt/7<

K^rv.miejl alj I fwin4l

2*rfrf

•atin^ rt'f'ft

ffiij*! ififaiitil
ilinfiy mrafi
liamniAnioiia fin

iI.ariBg •r5»f*t
CMfMmWtIjr I tff h

2 fartnt it

iifiiAiia/l infhx <*(

•frTT*

ffuttamifil plan! />>(, infVf irn
trABoniUt] lunrj «tf^ irrrfffW

mbA l/uilox*** fnaAiUoa
xrTvx tin wiwwrmi
rMaomifgnAutfUlt/iaAiti/ftt* ttifkx

*rt ■r^*nj

ixoMmle '$nd tiutUtlBal Ailtltrr

mfk% «pn «iK**r* trmtmt
fVnnatuU A4«<>ljai (rrfW (THn*
efDnftmlr irMramfiet aijpT% fmfmm
trniuimif l.lwVaAf wrf^V HRlITn
F^unomlr IVxIaniit WlfJ|« xfffpl

Krnnoiinr JiAliniat fo C^^fttifirnt

rirrin mrCtx ?firfrsr

tfonom'it k/tanr wrfW aftfifft
(•vxn'xfiiic b'/yBOtl afrnU

Kr.n//m.B ra>mmi<«MR fx.r hirojM’

(S.cyjffrxl^x mrfi% mrirn (f*'.
*" ), •Ttft'i nTfin •rmn (x,>»t »t ,
trotioniit- trniimitlrr mfhx rrfetCr
rrno'xniir romiiiiiif^ of t\>f ralififi
vfixvrtf mirtx nfflff
trnn/miU rr^nxIiCx/xO WffW fSTT

OvAji^rati/in A/tmlnulra*

0 C \.) •rr'W-ntirn twm

arnn'iRiir roAjj'nitAn •ullioniy

«rTf ii-nfiw

rtntiAmir raotilt0atiAn Uftxf (id II •
• I ii •oBfrtirut) *nfn%'WfT'^n
rmtiARii/- rA*l fm ffrtl't

rri«i* •r'flrV'tu
rrxriMiitK rrap lllfM nm
B«x<ti«inir orlC'<l'(MidB4«4«rl^ «•}.

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c<'>»»r»M .1 (f j Mif^c an

.1 . 1 r< *.i«M «r fq« winiT

\o^f%a•n^ unfit fittn

• totwitnir rffuil Rtfi* 9X1^

Vjtiiiiniu •n<|iiir>r. Bnfkx Tf»T»m.

niTm

r, M^tatton BuTxx itlH

fonra Wlf-ft Sfint
fnnotn$< firr.loM W.fkx
ntiiuitwi Ui itonmifhxAik
troHointe gBA-faj ht trfn* affn
ffoloff wrfit rfrfaif

•■.oaouur iroa,.U p,ff% TTlVl

rrononit' ffouit^la Wlflt V tm
eroamnir ii.rinon; «ltfiTmRnn>T
fftiaonu' hittoia mfUt

I«.l.i.n5 itinctR ttn. <tTn'

pa ’tnix

rry.nAmir aifWmvnT

rfrfi, nffit nraifrem
*r/,nnniif Imj^xrtjnBA wifiv iti:»i
anPft TflT^
fBABAml-' wfhx \iTX

iaW{>maliAn of bUlorj
rfftin ni hinf
rronomU iatr<li'atAr«nfin*(iJ<<niTI
rrnnomf iaw« wifit Uxp
rronotM' iittn / mn (gi »*1 tAJ-'lfaly
(irtit >f w**ltli ac.I lU

e , » n - t< w’rrnin I'X
fronomu OMUMlf* Mific IT»»T^
rronontu" tno\t\r ! on wfttJtft

rtonontu tWfSrmrtit* WlffT dflft^'l
rronoMte AallAnaliim arlfit nf^TIT
tronoiitir ).l.<riAn>BD/>n wzfit ng«t

rrnn/.AM' ( Uni wtfilTTT

rroiiomif

rtolutti.ir ffnl mtfhx tBtfX
eronotiiir rB<|iiirrnw’flt< nrfW W’Tri.
•t’T'*

Bfon/ima frairw BnftfX jafhitVt

Comt )

eronomift 1 nvni*!* n.
rron/imif 04ntti/>ii Pifax W^Trrf*<r

rronotriirt of rrMffT.

riAnAdiir. of ili<lril<iili<>ri «}.

sn»n

rr»</i».mlr. Af |.r» IioIiaii jn 74-tr/
trrrx

f'oiiomirt of fcalUfB y'«n, WTjn.

eionoiiilr «|j||.l|rt «Tp/t
rrenAfiiu' ilatiii I'tfVT irfinf-T
froiiowtr mrtrj Wifi* wifTiin

r/'AliAiiili-f)ilrniMtf'T<(1Tl>}|ir' r ,1.
«ifi« fitf/T

e<oiioinie wifi* offn

trononu' If'P'l nrfit mpf
ttummir ii.^ fiKmin

fiOHoniir wtrfBtf ttifkx ^7

r-At/»mii»».ing (of (1 n Bilnro-l |> ii»
l.ritOwficitf *
g<onoi„{r ffal.l ferm wtfit mPn,
•jfir T*Tfn. infitVfT
taonontWr ItvU
fronorttUf mifnt'if I »'};*«.

fi.nAmita it.fipimn, (aaintwi
*fg.nomy {r/td*r\y arrinfamartt »txj
6f alftlri) g^nirni /.
Kooomj 1 firniT w.fo'irifrni/,

fruf»I.tjrif,6TinTr
jiar.ImAny f ■pT'TJ, tfifr
eff^n rrorunnf nTAI

rifrtt crAiibm;' !bi| •yaM ntttyt.
lanir fimnr iiTni »«tr nirnn
fitm

r'Anoio^ tnmmitUf ta^vtfrifaf'f
rrt,noin^ nii-jaiirr {tttVtt'TV't
rronouif of UU,tir pa fa^ta
rroion' I'/nnl /'ml, (tin Itntlon l,«lt
wl.irl, Allatl lyHW*«n two
Ugiy.ti tout il[«if f
jviirn of tii«Ir evAogirxl
nmfr/

r-Atrr (^k- r.i--. 'I rW, AlA'.tiit
rMiilliiig Uotii BJilvU/.n in afirtl-
rt.l»rl.(-.Ut)TynirTB.
i fill. f^Urnttkl titix/lT t'-li)

P PI {piox 'Af »rf*'»rrU)

B'fal Aunt WTP Pjn

•iibl* oil «nd f (t cemiaiH**

(GL <l *oal' *?.+ I#i«n« "to
s'rrtcU' -TWT

MKllitnoid boat Zool %■

(eittr-tl to th« «l,iaoid)

«10

E<iocarpar«*e Dct o*^1«S*-5** «.
E<lDC*rpal«t Bet CT-Wtl «.

Eetocirpu* Bet

(V>d> of tliiaeat ef (dls —

E tMTiodut (ibcrt II » dilfFTtaecia
'lh« iizi of tbi guaetta. tad la
neh CUM it )• ic«b iba tb«
(miller oBM cluiter tround the
Urser oaM— UcLein M13)

E iiliruloiai (it II I eorrraon (p«-

(ifil Hiu ito

ErloiiuD PaiM^ul. (hid teetb of t
!>-(« iiiLtlit to tbose ef p«rii$9>
aiet)ll tltboush Bot itielf la id
e« or el the odd to«o lortti—
Bl mer p S03) STfft

EderoDBi Zxi trciff WTfr
rrloraBeifonnof; Zoel
rrtecTit 2oel (external Uier «1 the
willi of the eeoeeii) diflflB n
•ctaderiD Zed. nrt n
ectocHme (extra-ecllalar ew^ae]
BTlftiR ri
rcicMtbmoid a}:

Moloph 2«f (tbe tiro ou‘er cnip*
of the u]-pfT molin Diy farm a
nj:r<e« 1 Ied (he ectolopb — Bomer
^ 2^91 WTOT? n
prololo| b
netaloph

ectotnr «u a

rctopiraiitc 7ocJ

erlophloic a 1/ Bo< VtUIUlfiriV (tu

thioie)

ectophloic tipboBoilcle Bet WWrit

rrtopic peitatioa frrmre rumin
rdopUtm Biof (‘be ooler compart
bvahne layer of protopliam in a
ce’l)*f?STH m
eetoplaimic o.f; jnfVa
Ertoprorta - llrroaoa Zai! (aaua
CT»i ■'g ou'iidel «r«i37T nyf.
ertoplerrjoiJ

er|r.ap"te Uyd (an exofeaooi (porel

ni

eetaariBbieiu Pdaal Patbol (lymbio-

tia la which tba nurot) mbiota
dnclopi la the (rat«ida of thehodr
of tbe ether a] mbiote) wfitlSljCT

a.

ertoiropbic aJ/ (faaeaa) f'arnuns *
carer orer reoti of eertaia plasti)

ectolrephie mycethiaa

f (ertotmphie ~vkea a fasciii
elolhn a root ealy eiteraally'' —
daebaoa)

crtelviepaBK: Jaet. vrcr-^tSlfih m.
ertoaoes (f>t. ectoioa) Zed

ectropire eirerPn n (ew hrorra. ^
for maasneie, ^ for
(il.ea'e, f (or stVi ni,aCTaj)

eczema 3M fnn <*. (aocient word,
and alao eee) la Marathi a'oas
with PIT. I?')

ED (cfertnoty data) ft ^ (tfri.

ed^jdiie ad/ P-eef P'cf
edipbie elimax Pjoij Pfei. «rR
cJapliK factor Pfoai Pcef.^
edapbolo?T 'aeience of aoil) ^Tf-

EdapboaaurQi Pafroeto.' (Ck edapXoi
‘bottjo. jTooaJ') «n*iRjrsifk
E ctuofct (abip-litard) sfWWT
itM 'aail— arc LoU 19»3
e-i. >499 fii 142)

Ed .4aich w « Drerooia J,trew
anPTT w,

EDt-T iBialore (elh)leno dicblo-
ndo carbon tcIracMonle mixtore)
Tfjjrw firv f-rUta si>n^

cbloroao) Atvoc

killoplrra^-nn

edJoea(Cofof«iJeacafenta)« 3 / <a.

N.M.J *WPI.
eddy wtTT fa-
eddy eurreat rice. Wny
rE

edema aiTT tintm
-edema -l«Wfa

rdemiloui oJj (C/ dialeadod

r<^)

Edentata Ztd (front toeth abaenl)
m rf , im (in

order)

edeataloni ad/ (vitbont toeth) en^

Eder'a aefutiea Ckeea. (a ao'ntioa of
mereune cHende VrfiX ^ and
ammosioD oxalata D'rfla)

edcftaa Paorkeia. (-ha protoaa derrr-
ad from edeetio) WTirfviV ft.
Edcrlidae (Gt. edestn 'oaterT Ws*»*

edeeliB (Gk edetlor 'oatabla' + 4a;
fonnart; • a globeJia found in eiaay
oJiblo aoor(t) Pforkeea. antt%/.
Ede*l»*a«nia Palioetef. (Gk. tdttUt
*doTourer*+ aanraa) Ir

edpe (akin to Sasaknt ■(«) 1 n «s
wfiC/

2(o(ak‘ll^e)«T^/.«^

3 S»re wf-it/
border afTRlIw,

I'onDdarr aftm, oftTov
frontier afWr*^

i-onfiaea ikrffiTtiJ,

preeiBrta stfnnrr

limit irm

natfiB VTI3

tim fifi

cd$ed rock. Cro/ irf«, tnz li^*
ed;e filtretioBwitreamliBe filtrataea
Ckem

ed;e of a priam (t^ n

edye oterelid ^

edible od/ etm. «tl> orrv

edible eeimal fat

edible 1 ird aiTTTdt

edible ealrcei of the fruit XTf^

edible ebeilBut rf aweet cheflnnt
CTTj ■itm

edible dale (PAoeaiz ivlfh/era) fT^t
w (B ,M )

edible earth

edible (ala f»sT»«TfT4
edit lefruit Tyt
edible hibifcui (fdiiunii eicKfcaraa)
Wt/.(B .UXfw»<l
edible brdropenated vegetable oil
TTTtfrr e- i i^r iAw. wirwh-O
edide-neft awiftlet wyWJflT jdftlWt
ancient name of tha .bird

ewi'l)

cdil le oil end fat rommitteeltfT^V
^ rtfifft

pin*

569

•IIbcUt* check Bnd control

edible jiioe (Piubi ferardianrC) fTJ

edil.le prolurt IT?? ?TT? ,
edible tiemmej-vioe (I'Uu i]utdraa
tnlarii) HfT?3?I / (MW.

Bin.

edilile ijrap (<ynip of edible^, lil«
hinant, orange*, lemon, ete ) >T??

fsi«r?

eililile oil ^

edict ?T3Wt /

Ediion-Lelinde cell ?n>fra im
Ediion'a aerumulator (having a
nicVelpUtad «teel container)

edit tb. frrr?? *t?t
edited oAj
editin' irn?? »,
edition ^rrm «
editor ttttt? «
editorial ilTTTtn? u
editor* and preaa rejirraenlitives ??•
T»*aftlkf4

Edriaiteroidea PaUonlel (atelile
todyj 01

£dnoaiteroidea«Eilna.teroidea
E dnealil ia ZmI.U loperordefjfnW-
irjT'ni M.

edueiblecvpaeitj ftt?a Torn?
edttcaBd fh?? 01

educate rb fsTsnr, ftrar %Tr. arrrr

feni-tl (te«ch

2 (to develop or enltiTate maotall}
or norilljK'^'*^^.
edocation fsTTn n , fJTwr /.

iQtiniction fjrtTK, fi?*rT, aSRnini
pedagogic* »ifT;rt
training trfjTTru
apecific education ftfsTf OrTH
vocational education <?TT>Tlfo¥
ftrtni

educational adj tJI?oi

educational aim fet?oi iVt?
edncaflonal and militarv aitainmenli

rftr «rs«'tfli'\

educational anJ Iccbnical ilandard*
tfn aAr« TTT
eJnrational board fVtn JT^TW
educational certificate tigtft '4 uum-
TT

e luritional tonfetente fjnsn ftlfoni
educational department frin-fTtOT.
fhsni'fVtint

edncaiional doctrine
educational ewloKinent ftrsTT^
edneatlonal ^rani FdVI^tM'
educational inaiitute—initituie ^tn-

educational loMilutioa fn?rn>ATtn
educational loan« ra^n V TV1T
eduraiKisaUv A df it (ConU 1,
ftriTTift ft

ediiratkonalW unqualified fVvilli! ft

*r?i{

educational meaiure^npfhc Ct?
educaliiMial organiztlioo riT?ni-fttX‘
W

ediitaiionil polic* mroi^'rf'l
ediiraiional project ftrOT-^fT^rTRt
educational p*«chologT •%?ri*tT’ft'
fiijirr?, hwfrrs *Rrft;ri?

EducalKioal Publiciiv t)frieerh?rroT¥
niitRtfijfTft

educational puri'O'* ^tjlftt? TST?
ediieaiional qualilicaiion TcVT^i
hvfni; «li??t

e<itti atioojl •rheme fnttn 9m>
Educational ^erv i. e ftljnt-lTTt
{ durational (General) pen tee
ftliprt (?mt»?) ft?t
educational aocieir ftim
educational teil ?fttTr

edacatioaiK I (one t«r»e.l intbeoriee
of eilocation) f)r?r*i (*5 «»

2 (on* tibo Klcocatet «klueition)

fttynai^r ( m

3 (on* avVio piottoltn « tucktioo)

Tstyrt a«nT« t«

education loan ftnn TOT?

Education Manual ftIVI f-fTtfitfi?
educftioo o( llie general public TTr-
errarrar ^ ftiVJ

education repoUtion* ftr B Wb?«T
education aerrelariai fnvT-aT^gTie?
education ibrough craft fir?? K1TT

fiwr

edueatiTeod!; flrtgnrT fTtW? ,
edueatite material frntn fmnft
educative aignificance M(t«,

*™

educative work titfrftn Vl§
educator in.

educe (lAt #"otlt*+rfliciere'to laid")
Cbc*n* nWH*? n*
educt n CAeni 7Tft? n.
eduction 1 Zegie 3T?? n.

2 Steam KngiTU* ounn n*
eductor Ifach. (a iteam ejector) T¥I-
??, U^IvTIf l?< m.
edulii Bot Tax (eatable) «??
Fdwardiia Zod. (a geon*. haTicg
eigiit uenenteries and linog in
tnbev ro aand)

E. claparedii RTOP?

TAwtrdiiidte Zool KCI'.tjg'^gr m.

E E. (ertora eaeeyited) C<*n. ft.Btl.

(&wg wh? )

EE. fEeecotive Engineer) fir.et.

(ft'erg atfirts^)
eel

eel"ra«i (['«//, iflena rpirii/ii) fifkw-

f*trsr,4, (MW)

celpoiit Znol (contain* viviparon*
«peeiM Compare it* g«oc* name
Zoiircrsht Id* giving'} ^?Tnft?iiw
erlMiaped ad)

celnorm (jnj of Tanons tmallrotiDd*

icoimtlfrtrftw.

rerie-tliolujod leal |4c7,ill*a ffiille-
/o/l»fi|)*Tf»??95)/

ee*indge - »aJ|vrort ( Sfllaola ildfi}

^WTTT? III.

ee vy {IMerti hehi) WWrfI /.
rflacettf. fitTPlt.
oidiiertte

etpunje fHret \*n

eraie fiTTHT

ciattl fa- el q B
efferlM 1 ffWii m. (Conit )

2 Bftvnn ni-, mi' n , F^TT? n.

3 (weight) WTTm.

4 Legic *l4 n. (cause and effect
Tiilfm)

effect «6. «T?i, Pr«?T?!r

to this effect ^*rnnTBT,ETT»t?^*T

order to iViii effect wn i n
*rT^Jt

a certificate to this effect gw *1*1?
W( UHtWttt

tarry into effect, give effect to
in effect ITT^B

effective edj. T^rnft,

UMItSlpft ( r?), WWV, wrfwiWWi

effective acid Chem. ftWT^l inw
effective and continuous control
hitafs* sftr him fintwr?
effective clieck and control

eHeehve demand

S70 Eggeitz method

qfhm rftr

effeetne dem*ail ^fOT» fiwft*

tCrccli«e denuty Plivi
effecliNC diamelfr *n?7

effectue discharge (of ita duties) it*
it* fWj’I

effectue execunon it* fW Id'flT*
effective exercise of power Ttf* *T
srftutrdt ii'Iin
effectue force ftrlit
effectue horsepower ftrrft arrs^f*
effective length i/aefc. feTT<l WT^
effeouve light iDteiuitT PrTT^tKWnr
*»TST

effecinely *7 5 (Conit)

effectue means Tn*.

ernfi BWT

eff> etiveneis trwifrn,

effeilite nuclear charge
8«7T

effectue oiii|iiii

effeetite pro* ition r^>tf« STW
cffeelne qiiaaium ouiiiher ^mft
<TW1

effective raiofall 8fWiTHt«*t
effective resiitaDce £(ee, frmn fht
effective eurfaee UyirtttaMi
R«

eSeetiic temperature
effective value = coot-cncaa-stpure
volu or ain|>erei ar(1

effective volu lUe fimit 5 ;tT*a
effective volume ^^rdt 8&tn
effective wavelength vt*!-

•nvin

effector organ rAviiel «Td«tfl am
effector region Bm r wiftt
cffecu 1 /

3 <J«TT •!- ffm n.

S (pt<>ete<ts) TVl »»•
property eHftl
asseU nfrtlT
fee ihff
estau ifTffT

effect aale frm «mi, 88^
effects and thingi nfipW^ iflT
effects not cleared •• no effects ffoit

effects of a deceased person Ffins

effectual itjj. snnCt. ntum
effectual eaaecllalioa Bini)
effectual d e m a D d EetH. ntHTH

effeminate a,lj W*
effeminate voice Tm tTT
efferent ruf} PAyaiol
efferent arch 2 <ki 1 an^ aipj
'efferent branchial irtery ZmI
fflft *Ff«r-Tlftnil

efferent renal amui ^oof anfltftfT*

«i>?T

effervesce efc flu'll?*
efferveseenec «

effervescent o/j Oie»» *1^1^

effervescent tnivinre 9^7^ fintl
effervescent salt »*v|

effecveseiogateel/fetul. TO-

effete matter irm <1^4
efiieaeiaua oij SWtal, FTWnft ( t^),
TOqr**, arvftrow
cffieieney t Mirh (iho ratio of osaful
work done by a luaclnno to (he
eaergy auppliaJ) %iniji|ia » > , *rt-
ftarfai/

3 » . *i49<ni. Mtm!,

efficiency and disci|dioe ifiT

efficiency and aalisfaitory comluet
^ft rfW fralra** "rntw
efficiency bar A<l"-n Wmtl* m
efficienry decoralioiis Jgif ^V 1 -
frvrm

effii lency index

cffieieney in execution TOH

efficienry oflabour/rou «m-^VT
efTicieney of money Ectm. JCt tft
*i 4 siri«ai

efficiency wagea fVen

cffirirDt oA) ^ tnt^, *l4-

HR vn, tmd,*«tc\
effiiient body of officera ^

rt

efficirut bookleepiog ywyt t l ’f- t
effirient cause •• moving esuse «a
riusaeffieirtisCaa, labour)

^fint vTTvt (ancient vserJ)
effii lent demand £con *m4itf«8IW8
efficient disebargr of duties
*>fxn Mr*

elfi'ientlitiour £ro*. Wwtr

efficiently ^TI If. TWm

efficient machinery *t4v<f
efficient manner ^ flfit
effirieot performanro ^ fifcn;*
efficient tillage V.f*H
efficient traimng ^ BftlW'H
efliiient working ^
effigv sfitTin «>. (Ben ), » . 3^1

efilorcscr ili (Iiat. ex + fortutrt)
CAevii

effloreseenie CA^tii n

emoresrcnl fld; Chen
effliicnic C/ic»;i »

effliieuia^; Chen fmnrfl ( *\)
cniiiiia ice rmnviuni

elfliivu injiirioiia to heilih ViTtvq %

eOluvmni (p; ellluv.a) 1 T^tf »<i
3 SvIpj, II
effluv Cfie-/i SrnTE w
efflux of time ffffnVdMnf, ffff* d
dlmn

effort 1 Bini.i (ire alien p(]

3 BBn n (exartion), ««r ft
effiiic it fhyi {to ffovf out tlirou^U
an apotlura)

cffut.o-meter ?«aasf xm »i
effusion n

effusion of blood tTut i wgx tpt
effiisive-aJ; Eitret
effusive rock

hl'O Ely (Electrical Foreman)

eflwDewt
eg 8^. (T^rrrrx)

) gerii ditroii HutTff TT*f »>
egeslioB p/,1,1, el (u.ot food) nfcv^rf

egs kar^l. war n
S -ooplailsoospl’ere Per WVT B .
■vrnrw n

egg albumen p,orAeia *vg
egg ipparstuassgerininal apparatus
Dot wvt-»llRni
egg-case atvy nm »
egg cellsovum Plot wvg Tfin
egg-ester (snake) «f»TTT m.

F gghrtx method (met ho I of deternuii
log tbo perconltgo of eombinol
carbon in iron or steel by f'l*
depth of Iho brown colour fonuel
on diuolvinf the metal) •rtnv'jil*

egg puatita

Elaeagnus nmbelUU

sn

ejr* paMiite
e'^plant 1 JT?I,

2(i '•olnur, hlui-red in l,n«.

oflow **7 sitnration snd Terj low
ff bnllii ico)

o^'iheU blue ~ roLio'f blue

colour, blunli-green in lies,

of low ST natiirstion »nd bigli 9
brilliance) UHlJui-fM

e^;>>ieU pTeen =TTi\flTi‘»*««5 Wut
OTTTTW^S

«g; yellow Cel M WT^.iftn
«po PjurfinnnflJijiu IT^ ni.
«?o-irleal Edur WifJTITTT
egOMtn Rpi n> (iltruiam TH^)
lelf-regardinp *n'ST7*rO
eclMore «n»n int
lelf miiulpeuee »n^-f,TT%
lelfiilinete

•olf-iatereat wTW-^w
*0®^ (P *J»1 rJujmi
5^77 w.

egopboay (lf*J (GV m^ei ‘eott’^n)

irswiftT M.

E (Trade Ftrntry W Soft

egee^i t/>- 1 (* ‘oat’ ft^+ijrarfa 'lo go’

2 Jitrofl. Pfftjts
egret ewm/ Uncuotword)

Egretia dtu Vi3TVr-g7T{7 (Cm acei'
ent word)

Egyptiaa acam (Cofoeaaid eieulenta)
Efryptun bran {NtUmba niiei/era)

TO ». CB .N ,M )

Egyptian blue9\ ratorian bloc
(uaed for ancient Egyptian mural
paintinga and in Poinpeii. prepared
T.eri» tm^y yij Stance) Col Ind
SHW !fr7

Epyptun ranled cotton finfts

Egyptian cat finx &TIW

privet (iniotonia merniit)
(V.M)

Egyptian •cavcBger Tailor* ,fc«

Egyptian water-pipit Aces ftw^

Eiretia ZJdt. ffuft (t^ a
•pecia* of tree la the lUmayaoa]

E. acumioau Hlflirq ^irc (Hm.

pnl>a^pu*u ^ — II £63)

E. aipera^E. laeais
E. ciiDeata^Rotulnequaiien
E floribuatlassE laevta
I lae^u fiRrg Uaeat 'auKMth'

auiootb barb — Tr II 6S2)

£ obtuailoliasE aipera

E aerratx=£. ecaminata
El (CleettiealIrapector)ft&.(ft5^

El (6Tecntireinstniction)fTW (fWT.

eiehbergite SlT^ftra m. (if for ITS
eopper» *• for StPt iron, fir for
fj’73 biamoth, 9 for »fS9 anti-
mony, g for Jftl ealplnde, f* for
rr^rr miDaral)

Eichhomta Bot tfwnPii ffaify
E eriaaipea 4lWJWlJ

eicottogeo (a pliotograplue dereloper.
todiom eatt of I aBino-2 naplitliol-
C tolphoDic acid) Cel Ind f77.
ftTfrft (4^) «i
eidetic (iiuagery) tulj
eidetie Ptyeliol. (a person with rtrx!

image*) ft*f7 \{r** »n
eidetic image Pigehel &ifT ^^7
eidograpk Sure fCTrH^Wot.
etglit.dram Ultle Mt-srrw-iFO
eighteen pounder (fieldgun) J/ri-
e rt m i- uii-jf e (Jt r^tA)
eightfold itdj arrrjw, ecRgii
eightUeyed ndj Wffa*
eight-monthJT return ticlet iJfi^.

wTTtrw % fietr
eight aided *,1/ ait 717%
eighl-n heeled loromotiTc «C-W*

eight wheeler m,

ei]eberlJUijrtito^cino/ii)af^J7tntm.
Fioieria Zeel (a genue foand in in-
.cTtioee and organa connected with
It atrtf %*) eipnifTt ffwift
E tehubergii (foand lo the intea-
(me of the ceotipwle) aiaiiv
aO*tlf7*

E. itiedae (tra rabbit)

E. wenyoDi jJTjt'W
^isccine Chem-

Eiaateia fomlala (re'alioa between
mans and energy) 3 Wtt-^

EUeoglia s fayalite
Eitenie Zeal. gntTn-TTlfs (Cf. sftsJT
‘earthworm’)

E. fo*tida (it IS lumioeacent) fltlfir*

wfjfiidl

either a7; *t’77T,

BTi anrtf

either of larrWor ^lt?i Twt*

sfttt

either war mVt

ejaeuUuo ptaecoe

ejaculatory duct dactua ejacala*
lonu* Anct ft%W7-a7Ti^
eject rfi. Iniw tfWf,

evict flRlf-lttWt ,

niiat sPTWipJl

diaiciaiB nfrJjpiTtlHl^di *((*: ?I

ejected (ulj Lav
ejection Lav fSHNH n
ejeclmeat Ln»j 1 IW«¥1SST ».

3 w

ejerlor JtJg (s-^V, girtv

ei.

ejerter air valve TWITS
ejector eone p.lf/ ferr-llf

ejecium eisiwfrw «»

ejuadem geneni XovmmrlW
eba-boroo Chtm «(W'Tfw«t
eka-iaDtalom Chtn.
eLLs (one horse coaTayanee) fWWTr
ttm* «.

E.L. (earned leave) *r af (sTHri amra)
elaborate adj. 7fT«fS, W&»f.

elaborate arrangement fil*WTfT
elaborated food material Bel. ftuti
WW-?tw

elaborate enquiry tf^Tawi
elaborate report

Elacboceraa Zonf. (Git ilaehyi ‘amain
gT^w-jnrrPf

Elichura Acet (Qk. efocAvt ‘etnair ssr,
oura 'lair S^) «WI37T->nrrfW
Elaeagnaeeae Bot- iP^-JW
Elaeignn* Bot

E, aagaitifoLaoE. hoitcBaia
E. hortcniia (Bohemian olive,
oleaater, Jerusalem willow) «?•
ttwhfr

E. latifolia SqrA'tTfafl
E. aabellau liwt*7-*jphft (pan-

Ottit

572

•laetion

ElteU innfif

£. paineciuii (Aftiefta oil ptlmt
oil pilm. tnj# oil pilm) Wnn’V

Zai. (k mwi of ootriont
mftterikl) r»

Elkeoearpui ]3oi

E. ciin«»int=E lemtus
E. gtoitrns »TWT*ff (B-M>

K»b. Hid Mir Tulo ^5^9 Mil.
^5rg*l.,Tel RSf^.TJri rudraiAvo)
E. obloD^f (frnit IS used is sa
emetio— Bs9u) •Hres*

E semtus fWrfm WP (D.U-

C tubcreulatui (stoos tabsrelsd—
Bun] Rnf*?< <TTP
Eluodtodcon Bot
E. gliucum (Csjloa tss) *rnn*?

(Bydsrsbsd 6&u('al;«At,
llir Gin bAii(apala< Tet

blluMnl:o<omit]

E.roxburgbiiaE gtsacum
el«ulit« (giskty lostre <^) ^
«fSr» M ( n (oc miastsU
elseomirgtne *0111 CKtn Wfrwfv*
itwr

clseopteii<<aeleopuae
elnosteiTte odi. Cbtm
^Isie Mfev
claldste Chen 4^1^ m
cludie sad CAm (obtsiokd (roxa
otsie

cItidinCAm %M<T/
cIiiopIsM n Bel. (on* et tb* eJ*
loTOing piksliit) m.
EliDus.dm (tbe plorasga U blsek,
wliile snd f^ey)

(rxf-«W oeeors in T'V’HHSrj-t)
liphrornii drei (tliasa

irJi frwiaent denis foreols and
eepeeielfy sseb ai bars andtr.
ptosilh o( alrpbanl frass 5**)
EJji'iJee (cobra family) ren««-#7l «».
Elipe Zad (brillianlly coloured pei-
aonooi snake) "ignfit HTtSt
ctapic xh dll Tm, pwi

clapar.l o/f; WdlT
FlaiipoJe Zard (Gk lUni ‘iiirtng,
atriking'. All podia bare tsora or
IMI psi nisl ends— CNH. 1C71)

clasmobraDcb Zed. «•

ElasmtibTantbii (Gb. sIoamM metal
plate’ + I^t branfAia *pll'— so
called froni their lamallifonn
(lilt e^) Zed TOWhl-rt m (n
clan)

Ela'modas Poteentd (GLa Aii’nct
‘thin plate, metal plate'}

Elairaogoatbua ^act

oeeora aa a b> oooym of 3^ ‘tapir*
in »Wt^)

E biifdi

E dawi rmx

Elsimothenum Bdtcsnlol (with a
large forwardly directed IrontoDa*
eal bora— PH. 11696) Bpn*^rjr-
i 7 ir»T
clainciiiy
i Eee*

S (as a constitotion)
clsitica (xieraa ^oef tnrs'^m
elstiiet iBitrtia 2so] «n*n9^T?a
eUitic bladder srvmti^
elaitii* capsule Zai S'vnv ffrVT
eltttic ceoaiituiion ItNun

elaidc demend E«n Vtwwnnroivt
elatiic feiigue if/eh Jfnwr tuOn
eUitic Bbre Aeai Smrrr flsg
eliiiic force B ’ Bi pr g i-Tg
elidicity I afccA- WTOWn /,

3 Bros 4^Sa<«i*t/,
elaiticnj of bulk nvtT^rrvirm
elatticiiy of deinsod Ecm.

elaiticity of mooeltry sjetcm
WfV aft

elaaliciiy of rubber apperatua
elialicity of ehspe WI BH -B’^H ni

claxirily of supply Ecxm. *^.TT*-

elaatic limrt JffcH ■•VU'O iftwi
elaatie membraoe afnsi
eltilie proTieion Tran}

elastic akin a^?«r^
cliilie a(riB;;Sia/ief awrrrg^ft
eleiiie lopply Awi
elsMie irature B’OitU avi

eUatia Biorkm a'^WaJls/.pr wsvra

aUali')

•elite

elaterBol sfg¥T/

EliteriJae ^oof (wirowaims)

^ m

elalerio tjTtffrlsi: /.

eIiterinuni = eUtcrin
eleicrium Pkarm (aedimont obtained
from the juice of tlie si]uirtiD(
CBCumbert /■'•Aalhuin rJalcrmta)

elaleropbore Bot slg^m ot.

£ 1 a t h c ^ dpci weifAtf-HsiHf (ear*
eorerts white and crimson, look
Ilka an ear ornament Mentis.! yiTTt-
*rsi ancient name for FfalAsajocoM
cnicfia)

Elatiaaecse Bet n. (fr.

genua Brr^jia)

eUtior Bot Tor. (lugber, eery lofty )

E Jjyer Badio V tTT
lonoipliere mRa»TH
elbow ii^Hnt/.err^

9 Irnj , Bojitv /

elbow of capture (of a rieer— Hot*
mespl78}BBfei«^
elder ad; I3>T, «tt
2^4 (asm Pliny the ElderX.'l MS)
Opp younger 3^f (asm Pliny th*
Younger

elder n (name of h tree) /,

elderly
■ffd

rldermen miif^ m.

elders <11111^ m

eldeil RBSI Vn

eldeit male line Baw^vf^Btvn

eldeil male lineal deicendant Zjov

3^ Ism

eldeit man j^ej 3T7
eldest ion y^cg ^
elreempane (fniifo Aeleniiim) Bot.
Wisfil m

elect rJ ftBf^(Conat ) SrrfiV^ ^T^Ir

gni

elected aJ/ ftirfBl (Const ), gfl ptl
elected domicile (a linnncile fiie.1 by
election of the partiea)
elected ineml^r

eleelioR 1 ferW^ n (Conit ). 5=rf
2 BT*t n (fee cooj lion)
direct election jptrw fitBTWB (ConaO
indirect clectrea 71^9 {firWB
(Oonat)

•lecUon.g.nt 573 .l.ctiio seneiate

peneral election ITST-fHW^.WW’t

(CL)n<it )

equitalilc iloctrine of election
Lnie

election apcnt

election sinple tnn.fcrahle \ote
JTT STTT'^^T^

election cjnipaipn fir?T^-wf»TtnsT
(lection Coiiimissiun
Election Coinmioionerf^^^^

(Ci>n«t )

election ihv

election ili-tnct iptjs

electioneer «6^(to work m in elec
tion) n ^nt

election expenses
election jiidpea

election malpractices ^^T^t

election offences and petitions firTf*
^ •nrra wVt
election of remedies
elei'tion of «peaLcr <7x79 «c
«leit<on petition
♦lect ion priority f 5 Tfm.<iJ?rT
«lecti« returns

♦lection tril.unal f-nWr.OTfflSTOT
(Const )

♦Iwire localiamon l‘ara:tlcl. W

elmor
elcetoni aJj.

♦lefloril college (body of preaidea-
tisl Rectors) fiRh*-*iuT (Const),

tn.

♦lectoral con.iuuency fiTTT^ 5nr
♦lectoril district ftnfgT-JJOTfr
eletlonl division fini^.HR»Tcr

* ^73ta5-!Tninfe(Const ),

(Coastd

^ electors) finl*

X'teor.] d,.t,„i)

*• ICOD 5.)

1 e c t ra = £ t.ujj ^ piejajom
^ttren. XTR n

*7tlto-«leetrtc

ste^m-electrie ^bt.

oil-electnc , ?rer.5[^

coal electric snUT
ib^ermal electnc nrit? nTdttr

^^iHPT-lg<T
electric aciisuy
electri«3l„^

Llectncal Adsi^crand Electric In-
»pe«ior to Government sn?¥t7

<Ttn ftgfttfrsre

Electrical Adviser to Government
?Tm<t? (4y«ll'4UI,«U
electrical amplifier
Electrical and Mechanical Engin^r
is't ?nii <nf^ oiiirrfn
electrical apparat us fir3?ft

%OTr«tl

electrical appliance
electrical cliarge Sgji avtlT
electrical eommuoications
electrical cooduelor figtt SWT5«
Electrical Contractors LieeosiDg
and 7 iremen's Ksamioatioo Board
«^9m tnn tPj*7T

electrical disassociation Chem. i&gtt
ffTRRR

electrical division ftv riq
electrical energy ftg?;-3a5. 0^ grai
Electrical Engineer nfiTiivgT
electrical eogineenog Sgr wifit-

electrical equipnieni ftg^-^prrr, ngu

ntTTT

electrical field
electrical foreman

electrical pood, ft 3^-5?5o, tft

^5{

electrical images PAp, ftgitsftijfi
Electrical Inspector ftw^-ftt^vt?
Electrical Inspector to Government
Timift ftgftOsiv
electrical installation fta;;-wftvim
elevirical instrament %a?i TtctR
electrical laboratory ft^. uu)imig ;
electrically active ftgn
elecincally cooductiog ftgT^^i^
(•^k)

elecincally discharged ftgj.rr>rT

arftyfia

electrically driven
olectneal overseer

3:3ci.ujiai piiui fpjT>r

electrical powertlW?Tfe
eleclncal property*§r ;3 jp
electrical reaction ft^-g fdftq y
eleclncal resistance
el ^ctnc al screening ‘'tot WT^,

ft^«r7-srnrn "*

electrical speaking instrumenu
ft^^nei'TT^Toi, triTJi irv5
electrical stimulation %tRT aflirr
eleclncal treatment hl^
electrical works ftns[|,n 7 j,
electric arc furnace ftvT^.Hl^
electric bath J/rrf ftrrf fsfR “
electric battery f^{nj?«rg 5 T
elm™ lell ^

elm„c l.„,l,„. pi.„

'’““•lee JKj Cnt^TOe,

electric bulb ftirX'Cr^ '*
eleelne (fc.ftroTO,
e ecneeellpj,,
electric eentnfuge ftaanftn

'“■■'8' ftHH-TOc 1m mn,
el^c ,h.rte. ftyc-sm, ftwft w

electric circuit

electric company>strn^T,pf^
e ect nc connection
electric current

electric detonator j^-atftnW
elmne discharge lamp i>Ay,

elett™ d..pl.e,„„, 1„,

eeMr.c„lftKpHl«W

eecn-eel..™,,,-

e ectne f„ ri^.„np, .

elmrafirfdHSpjp,'

ejenne £,ld ftop.m.Sr,

eenp«r.ld„

Irolle, ft^-wecon.fttm,
e mne are,, 1m Jm™

d P'""

dnrer

electric generator ftwnrftn

•laetric hot plita

S74

olactioraaffnatic inertia

,ele«tric plate ^

eleetncian ftyHR m.

clettnc indnctioo
clectnc indaction coil Pi»i

Btt'Wf’TW

electric inaullation
electric instrument
clectnc intenaiiy
clectnc iron fira^ <»
clectneitylft^/ (Const
hydro^leetneity
steam electneity aw

oU^lecinoty Jrtt
eoal-clectncity
3 (science)

rmiTa op elsctbicitt
• nil ficCvrl

ampere eurreot (f)

coulomb (juantity g«iil (*0 )
farad capaaiy (9j

henry ladactsnec ^atN(4)

mho eondueitnce 5^an(A)

ohm riaiatiBce (d]

volt potential (9 )

clectncity board
clectneiiy depanmeot

fnirfifawm

clectncity duty gw
Uectncity Holes

clectnaty scheme ftc^^’hrai, fratfl

<lahrt’

Clectncity Supply Co*ordinatio*a
Board

clectnc labourer
clectnc lamp &tT<lq
clectnc lishl I frwn Wm, fartl *i
«™w ^
a ftT*fl

cicctiioline ft^-aajw. frarfl «I atT
clectnc lobe ZoU fttr^-arflr
eleetnc locomotire (aqaaTaa
eleetnc ma^oct fttre^tra
eleetnc mil D finr^irtarfl
eicctnc meter faeraffTT n
eleetnc inoier

clectne-motor dneer ^vifp-anw

electric OT|ani ZeU,
clectnc oscillaitoB faei^trf)Pta
electric oren fnnta*J
electric potential
clectnc jmuer ^fr^nOc
eicctnc poHCT line fltPril m
Electric Poster Suppir Conipans
fatPi'Jt^ra-wtrata. awaia
electric preis fttndlT
clectnc probe fav^-craiql
eleetnc pump (<re\TT*^t fa^)^ CT
a«

eicctnc railsray tram ^iTt-liaTa
eleetnc ray 2<ut-
eleetnc refrigerator
electric reby a

eicctnc rcpeaterPIv (ahotrallioposi-
tion of the aignal) sn.

electric reiponse
electric eliocb faarfi at sn«T
eleetnc lUJe in«trnmeot Jjfj

electric aptrb fatrci^fiiTi
electric apaiUer fan^an^rra
electric tpeakiog io>irsi>ueet Zlf.
ftirt-wn't rwf

electric itatgater Zeti fWl tn>|i
electric steriliter %tia[.dltaigt1
rleetne tuper>isorfiisT>(sr4atta
eleetnc aupply line fro^-aTaatr
electric iclegTap1i"&a^-^f>ia
clectnc tkenno'rrguUtor fnr^an*
laaTtfs

eleetnc torch ftfl^-adl
clccliie tramcar fatt^-TsaiflU
eicctnc tranaformer fni^'afri^q
eicctnc iranimiltcr aftra
electric siate — heitsian scare Pipi

fttr^ atn

etenrie sreldcr Chl^'«(apn
eiccinesiiiich Asr^vnrtft
eicctnc snre faa^ at aif

clcclnficstioo a
clrcinricaltoa by induction atVaa-

eIcctriSrd ad/.faafira.ftaa!! arn jwi

electrify r4 fttM-t, isniii

electro-

clcttro-cardiogram fitr^-5'ta’^aw,

elcitro-carilio^raph
M>xirtaaa
electro clicimcal difj.
elect ro-ehriincal ri|iin aicnt ftlT^-

ttmfAa ami

electro ihriniial bu ^V^Talaf^

firm

electro ilicmical aeries r/,i,j,frtlCIiei«.

faw^-mrafta aiwi

elect ro-clicmi»try fto^ taiar
elect ro-chloriDC

eleiiro-cos'iilation .Veil fawTlwwa
elcelro-ciillure Tor
electrocution ftipannt «

electroile EJff
elfctroHlynamic n^; Phtt
electro dynsnioiiieicrfiai’kfrftrtna
rlcclro-cucri halegrapliy firamfiata-
farm

efcrtrofomii tif n

rierirogildipjt la^TtaW

eleclrolicr (fltrlre + lift asm chan*
driice Asuppart (aralaclrieiampa.
esp^ one like atliaii lelier) ^*31*1

elrcitoliiu r;,jri ftotata N
elect rol) IIS itand fau^tm taw
eicciroljie PApi +

*lt)

circirotylic 0,1; rarr^Bia
rlrctroblic orienic eituiiilion ap.
paraliia Chrm. flo^rra wai^-
anfia-nTfAtt

electroljlie cell ri,5,t fa^fjT* V\sn
eIrcirDliiic cliloiiiie fttrif^na dliil
elfCtrolylK ili..o,iation ft^rtia
ftaaa

flcclroiiiapnct fttjs^saa
eleclromagnclie ailj. fttttjfiaa
electromagnetic ficM iniciiiily ftQ.
e^ftwa in aacai

elect romagnelir iculiirtionfinia^r«aT

arflaa

rlcetromagnetie Inertia fttrr^fiaa

tTeciroma-nelic ore Kparator

tUctro magnetic radiation raa»^tiTT

electromagnetic sjstcm ftxnjfitre

cleclromjgnetic anil (a m u)

eleclromagnelic vfa>e
trtrj

electro-metalluTgT

electrometer o»

eleciromeirie rif?/

electrometric titration ftcpHST^ Iftf

etectroraeWT /

eleetromotire farce J^erjrnnt
eleetronoii'e »enes««l««tocl»*™f
cal lenei

cleriron Phyt , Cfiem m

Electron m Electros Uitallurjn (a
larias of magnesium vni^ base
tlloyt eostainiBg aluminiuffl. mao
gtneaa lad rmo r'^

electron beam fflTT

electron bomb fi|irei|}
electron capture
electron clood^fatr^Jtti
electron diffraction
electron duplacemcDl fwffTO'fTttrT'
tPi-

electro negati\e udj. Pttffrt,

nior

electronegative ion Plujt.
etVtt

electron gas

electronic ad/, Phys , Chen. fTn^*
electronic charge JIWIT

electronic* ^^firrCt /.
electronic *tite Zool
electron microscope
electron octet CAeni f^axt3-*rn!
electron pair PAyr. Anr^-jm
electron polariaaiion (Pd Chem

(WR)

electron-tubeatriode «•

ftVK

for

r]ectro*osmosi3pA5rsiciif£7ic)n ritr^*

*n»ir^

Electrophoriclae /»•

elcctrophorus PA5* fiwCT m
Flectrophoro* Zoot (contains the
oteetric eel) ffSllw

E eUctneus mttpn
eleetrop>>m=rlcctroiropi*tn
elcitro.plated articles
electroplating ffir^-<Roin
electropositive adj ■a^S*

tfttr

electropositive lOD PAyi
*rtR

electropositive radical CAm

electroscope PA|,> bv

eleetcosutic odj
electrostatic field
electrostatic force Clirm

electrostatic loduction fttjnwftiT

electrostatic* /

electrostatic unit (oan)

elccirotherapeoiics J/<d ftriftriVan

/

elect rotherapyseleclrolherapeot 1C*
eiearoiliermal ndj Phys ftirapT',
fsnttl'fl'/

elcctrotlwnnal effect ftqe t w am?
elecirotottos pAysiof frnsn^ «
eleciroiropism <= eleciropisfo Bot

electrotype ftnrg? m

elect rotvpiog u,

electtovalence Cfcem /.

abort for fintj eloctron)
electrovaledcy = electrovaleiace
electrovalmt adj. Phytieal Ckem

cUctroveUnt bond Cnr^Jlt vr4
electmm (argentiforons gold] fra^-

electuary Pkarm w (Suarutl)
Eledane (Ok efoXoni 'a kind af

cciopus’) sty-tij-nTtfe ( ^ ss e )

E. nioichata OWTiT ?gei|
elegantissimus B<j/ Tor. g^ftf
elegy n.

I.lektron = Electron
element I (a pact) ta

iMath (a constituent of a deter*
ininaet) StTttTZ^ n.

3 (of coordinate geometry) sjjsJir^

1 Chtm., Slatulici irrff n

6^n

elemental ad},
elemental area ^
elemental square Walk ^ fraPH
elemental triangle ^
elementar) adj l H nfr t T t . STtRsT?,
ITT

2 CAciit a (pert <0 elements)

(jret element)

h (simple, ut'orebmed) *143^

3 ’ifalA (as, axea>w«W«
general mtnrn

iBiroduciory tRitTWroRS

prrlimiDtry nrrftjTT
pnmirv anfi?*
prep«ratorv a(sdltM<i
Simple tnw

elementary algebTanordmat) 8lge>
bra aitfht'* tfnnfknr
elementary anatomy nTfj)vr7 errflT
elementary area Math, WvqtjT^V*-
ov. *tr75?T*5rtr

clcwcntarv columns Ilydrcitaliat
elementary economics ar4-

srrw

elenieniaty education BPJfin, ftt^l
elementary geometry smfisra
elementary tnensuraiion UT^JTit
tftlWl

elementary nursing ffirflw* j ' qui< ei
elementary pharmacological chemis-
try

elemeniarv physiology
elementary principlernTn*«TTffr?;r^t
eleiotniaty properties aiT f*H< get
elementary rule* nnfrrre fTOW
elementary acbool Hirfnrs q iitng i
elementary auge Srrn^tTT arTWI
elementary strip AfofA
clrmentars tissue vrrfhr*
element of area Math ^nt-wr?*?*

elechomsgitolic oi« sopajatOT S7S element of area

eUetroQ \oU PKya.&*«Tn n (shott

•lementa o! a tiiinsU ^*6 ehxir aromahcum

el«meDt> of « trwngle iluth. ftttJn-

(leinrnli of ecooOTnio WVTTra
«lenicnt» o« tyintnelry ^ftrff •fn
Elcocluns Bot (t geauj o(

often cilleif epiLe rushes !lrJ^t)

^<lTI-aarfj
E piluslris

C piuciflora (fen tlonered ipiLe*

rush— Bi El p i311)«TfT3-T5l.€^•

^

E tuberosus^T^ 5J^t^S
eleopteneseheopICDefCh eloiou oil
+plenoi winjed — liiiaid portion of
nitnralessentisloilsjCJieii* TWian
(short lor tc'mtei;)
elephant (4^) m , yrift
elephsDt tpple 1 (ferenin tlfpJtan
tnei) n. (B .V .3t ), Vt

2 (hel) ftea n .

elepluQt cowiich (1/uriina giga'ifea)
(iltl)

elephint creeper ( lr;yr*i« iperieu)

HJjnrt m (DsS'l)

elephtot forest ffa (in Bijaor
dittrut)

elephiBt'griis (Typhn (frpVt’itina)
1^1 f (8 .M )
elephaotiisis Hid tftTT •
ElephjstiJae (UcQit) ) m

elephant neille (LaportM crtnulata)
tTWa o»
clephintoid adj

Elrpliantoidea (luborder) ^ftcwgrp>l

elephanloiJ aerotum ilti
5*1

Elephaaropuf ffet *fHW€Tr-«nrTft
(see d/nerotoniia)

E aether (prick!) Iear»l elephant!

fool) RmtsiJ-rfHVfiai (B Jt ,M
rTf^r. Ben gajtalalj)
elephant iral<iaea elephant

rpft(»\) ■«

elei liant'a-ear Bol (liegonia, taro)

elephant a eari (Jluearia tn Jira)

(B. if, Bin)

ele| hant'a foot 1 (an) ipeciet of

riepkjalcT'iii) iftftfckt /

9 iTnludinana ef/pknaJi/ej) rnn^f

/

elejhinl ahrewffo

elephant'a paint (Cnrpctd nreni) >ni-

Elephants Presets ationAet qfi>

TV’I afvifiws

elephsnt tnsLtfn^tSm , pitit
Elephas Zoal. mfl
E. afrKanua {ftiV

E antiquos Pnleontof. STH?
p asulieos = tndaaa clrphint

E. imperator (an imperisl msm*
motli— Loll p S3)

E. inJieus = E.maximui
E ratximns

E, mendionslis (nan of the largest
of elephants) n(int (Tit
E peimigenias ^nlivntaf- Vnf
Eleltaria Oct (K(» from Sanakrit ^
cardamom') iuft

L.ear<tamofnum(|otscr cardamom,
Malabar cardamom) HJm»9 5T™’
CD-.N.M Dm oVtin-.

Mar rmrtt)

Eleatioc Bat. rnfi'SnfH
E aegypliaea m Daei)lonenium
•egjptiom

E. eoracaoe «nn»i,|nft (Basa fpft,
UW ero, Eao. Din. CPt. Tel.
reo«lB> Tam IrUaragu)

E tndira«nt^fpO(UW fTT^n)
eleuthera barLocaacarilie
eleutbero- ffree') 5^

Elentheroioa / opI (detoid of stalk,
and al«a)s freely looomotiTO—
PH I?l9)«rr*> mpl
cletalcd reilroad or ratlieay (it js
aboee the ground letel so as to
permit tralDc Qiidemeath) lift-

rl'Tstloo 1 Tim, n , T»T'I

3 T^n

SiVdw/n^ ifirthf m.
projection on % rertieal plane)

4 Can (the tnoTcment of the atis
of a piere in a tertical plane) snjrr,

eleration angle = sngte of altitude
Ophlhatm^

eletilion soteona iladar Brr*5
e1<TitioneeiiilaDt(K)CA«i I’ln’l-
fniTtlf*)

elcTalion of bmling point (^} CAem.
snrti-iTOii t»)

eleratiOD osnlloirope Badar

elet aiioo receiver Budar tttrm
cletalor 1 3"! It * rs
2fh«n

eletaior bulhi JiMf. Zool
elicit r& ntli^l

cligibilil) imi (Const ). lYrm.
mmi f.

eligible ad;. I 111 (Const J. 1^*
BUT

9 (dtteil orqnalified to ba elected)
ftlhl

to be eligible ari KTO (ConsO
eligible bill Been. Bill On (BIB lor
ftftiTB'

eligible for election or reelectioa

iwn Bin

eligible lecuniici BtB BOufjwt
Eligulatae Be. wTsflJCr in ; 1 .
rliniinalle «,); fimrtYl
rl.iiiiDsnd n »

elim.nant .VitlA. fnWTr, Ckhhtw ti>
p elmiioant Math ff firms
tl.ni.nale tb f^m, EClTIi (dikivm
elim.naieil nif; ^Tfl, ftrfJpT
el.m.nsling f^m n
eli.iunaiiu,: otfiier
eliiuinaiion l n.

9 tlath ftOR ft

climinitioB of celleciisnt and priB>
led Ictlrri (hOM S3) (iBg ^ 5f^
ni7lf7t«7

eliminalion of lime ^nf-rrn7, ^TT
((MI

elimination of papers ifinin nf 7t
fitTn

elimmationof records 4,fn, II s[5t^*

firm

eliminat.in rrgulrr Aif.iiin ftm-

mft

elimination trorU ^ (miR
elite Fortilrv

el ite o r alpha strma Fertilrr B»T

arm ng^ ren

elislr BAnmi. (a eoiiipoun 1 tinetnro
nith more than one hate, con.po-
ae.1 of Tarioui sulattncnldfr^ ni.
e. amygdalae compoiitum^gn tmi-

e amii iM'is'JI (ifcni
e aromaiienm (aromatic eliiir)

•lixiz camphorae...

S77

Emballonurinaa

e. caniphorte compoaiium
»\;r 4 r 5 i ««4
e. cardamomi co

e, diamorpbinae tt tcrpiniseli^dr
of diamorphine and terpine

e. of anise 9ra3«7I-^^7
e. of life ((or prolonging life ind«.
finitel) ) ar^ n

e of papain = elixirp8painif^^t7rft-

e proprietatis (imeture of aloes
and myrrli) f wd WH TaTJ«vi Bf?

e. iimplex = »impleelixir BW bSi

(lb (according to Web. it is aim to
Skt. M.

elL>horn coral Jm®

ElVington ayiietn (of drainsge) (El*
kington dng liia troncliea deep)
(Iwt^lPr

El KophralissAlLapliralivx Ursae

fifajorie Atlrcn srfllT lift m.
ellagicacid (kVeiuli tllagniue (loiii
gaUt 'gtU'wilh Die letters reieiseJ)
Chm «*«

Elliot's dolplitn (Stfiio jvrfiijrr)
3Iamm. fwi (sieriug<r

ellipse Ot<m. »>»?( n (sl,ort

for lesa tbaa one + 5r^.

eccentricity)

ellipsoid Gton. 3l%»3pt w.

ellipsoidal flj;. ^alh
ellipsoidal and jurabolic mirrors
I’Ays sjtBpsfrt
ellipsoidal mirror
ellipsoid mirror r/iyj

ellipiic^oj a wiigan ,
elliptical n,J; i Math.

3 Oct. Tqi«MtT, 3BT*»*

elliptical leaf /jpf. 7 BT*T*tA
elliptical path W

ellipticity ^jjroti S%»3(tirar/.

ellipticity or depression
*nRiftpr?tT

•Jlil’l’f l’Jfal>oloid ilath

elliptic wire Statics 3:^ n»g

EUuon* air LncL

tnobips ^90f. sji^i^nTfcr (u hM

OHternal ear)

elm (a tree tihose timber ts used for
iiuplements 371>l*0 m.

elm green (n colour, yellow greenOlT-
in hues of fou ^eaturation and
low ft brilliance)

El Naili AatroM 1"/J Taun, or y
Atiri^Sae ftiftiTlTiT. S^THfir m

8={lainal=u Ariclis ijtni ift m ,

*rrtl /

Elodca ilof l=Plulolns
inrrft

2=Trtademim
Elode»=Tr»adeoumJlat
eloDgaieii oiij flfqs
eloiigate.1 cryaiaU
elongated groove Sifttn
elongated reiiaogular cells Bot
<tl<<tti4n «ltn
elon •jting aJj

eloiigaiiMg region Bol ■ftiiTH't
elongaiioii | .tjtioii (aiigulai dis*
taiuo) *Wl3p*f SI
Silot

1 lo nKliih ys^aat (q^ Aefos 'marsl, )

eloiic BjitwiBB. Bw »nn »rn.

3T731 (ace a btcoiul)
elopement Brm«n» « .Bni trm bht,
TTTTI

elsewhere watj*. At wiB 5

EUic (popular ii*nie)=»t>LC Csearch.
light control* raiUr set) n^iiraA
( ws =«i nft (w^ftjtnn ft^T^i

FI Tor tihrio (a cholera > ibrio found
mpilgiiiiis to n Tor who die.1
with a> Riptoins of dj sentery ) TTjft.

RfT

eluodilr tl> ftnT^.ftnflSTVT. ftrrr
•<•11

elude th. n?RI
elute rf. (to wash out)
elution proee«« CAcm IVai

elillor r/uf'i SN 1

•I (one of llio sfKsels us»l iii the
elution i)ocev4)
elutriate lb sl^nw
eliilriationtnilABW.Bl^^m.

elutriitioB method bib^wit 0^, .

eIutriators)3rra3, vinA^ m.
elutrutor method vTRTTT^*(lfit
eluvial aJf Jjot BbIt
eluvial horiioo Plant Ecol.

BTTT

eluvium afijftn.

Elvies’s crake dcca
Elwes'a horned lark Aira sWtb
WiSM

EIvics's horned pheasant ^tca

Elyrous Bot. SfgsjIB-tntTft
E arenarius (Ijniegrvss) BWIBT
filyuiH

elytra Ipl) Zool (i\ mg cover) tRT^n*

elytrum, elytron fg. of cljlra
Em (einsiiitioii) tVicw ftB(ftt5R)
emaciate ri fTT gfiqr. jwpfi
emaciated a<lj fTT, Jiat
emanated condition pn W3WI
emaiiaiioo firnri /

emacialioD of cattle ITj-yjntT, bjA
*lS*T»TrRt

enunste t/, i ftTBWi (c/ etlracs
2 TSS S>in

emanation rAc.ii fStwlft A
eniannpaict/, Abb. ^TTW*g*K fTsty
gWBT3T

emancipation «>b»i h . 7 raT 3 *gr« /.
manumission

bmarginate a,tj.Bot (having a depres-
aioiOnnf (t^)

emargination Zool tni a7^ ii
emasiulation l nJiftCTB »
eusiration
peld SBTBgTB
*r*> •'“tltlllT-'ftt
sterilization gv itmu i
3 Hot I (to rcmovotlioiiidioociiim
n lloner) gn^ Hqi r n , gvln

ftbiwnt

Kmbadomonas Zool (v gcmis with
,tv\o Iiiioiiinl II Igelli) RBBTJT-Jnnft
C. inlcslinalis WPtT-smJnqT
rinhvlloniira ifoo; sunft

l-iiiballoniiridacriW t^ZVS^vi.

(distinguisl.eil b) it* Uil vihichu
emerging from the upper aiirfsco of
the interfemoral membrane)
E niballonu nnae (subfamily) wng*

•mbank

578

imbiyonal knot

emb^nVi!)

CRibanVed soil

embaoVnisnl ire-ira m , nz at*

nz n , Wta. '<« bsnk)

U'ee

«mb»nk.m«nlo{(ic<t «^?tZ-*FOTtft
embargo fi wfotra m
embargo r6 wflfblZ, «Tai

enibarl 1 c i ^tflpn, <17
2c« shrtTJt.

eiubarkalion sftTt^, n.

ar TT

embarrass r6 WfJ®

nsn. TVS’! H Tiaat, uarnr, h«?

5 TTzat (TT^)
frighlen anoft^ ?Tai, TTJZT
nienare wM *TaT UMI
letnfv ■rtf'n^Ta!
tbreaieo wif \<n

harass 3'Wra *Tat

I erplea »T^i f»OT»a CWT

oulssii

arita «?«

embarrassed nif/ infR

peT7>\esed trir‘t, virisi

XWT

eotaegled trrf};^, yw
rn birrassis^ a^r afrjF»rfl( T^)
embarrassnirot efryBST. fffWfl /,
trmrt

eoibarrix or,ioflueace tffh k tiinn
•nm srmffwwtan

etnba‘iT i firyiriTTH m ( iM

consUaee)

3 (f Ji ction or poaitioa of an ambai*
siijrlrrfW, 71*1.047 n

3 (message) TTf^-k^ m

4 (charge business) IT»X,fr »k si

envo)t)Tnryi-ak n
Enba*s}> of India Mirdlo
embased margin Pdrpff wfzt^O
BP’S

rmbaemeal /‘<[ro7 (whan the eorro.
aion eats deeply into tba aides of
crystals— Johannsen 1171 so eor*
rosion bor ler«) n.

emUJ.R WW, arrtPTB
eoibedde.l af; STfarB,
embedfing bath aflkT ^TTf
rml«ii ling bithlhrrmonrler aTTkT'
one o*TBT0

caLeddisg monld **TkirB»WPB»

eiubeddiDg osen »sil%7ra 7E*5
embedding troagh amktTB ift^
embelale h

Embelia Ah fTtn flHilk'

E tibeawrer»«ft*>i(Ti,N M

Qift ok^Beid^iTUGiti Liiradinjs

Kan. fm. Mar. Wl Tel ffTlJ.
Tain eaiiititangam, Arabic iai&i
rang. Pars iirciirciclxib)

E robusussF. tsjeriam-eolttm
E, ts]etttm*collaiii(Iniit red when

tipa— Baau) fkkn

embelie aeid CAoo (fonod in the
fmit of Ernkfic ribtl ) fatf^iai
ara?r

embellish f&. VTBT

ember (a colour, yellowish rad ssnl^d
10 hue, of low ft briHianea) Csstl*

Oz

EmUeriaa dtet mft

anciant word)

E eunoella (yellow bunting)

tfitfvkAc

Embentiiue .fees m.

embecalerb Ease BHgfl
defaleatioB coBgTsi, f f* Tim
peeulatioo

milsersatioaVTiairei
mnapproprsatioD <r4lC(*l
embetalemeat Eoio Oirgret si.
erebertled ad/ VTnCB
Embiodea Zetl aftkB^lT'PS m pi.
Embioptera Ztd (li*a in tha ailken

tonnala) <f)JlB7pfsni mpf

eoblaxoB tK 1 (to insenba or adorn
Wit b heraldic bearings, devieea, ale.)
fsi6*jf"f^ WTWJ. W'llifao «TBl

3 (to display aumptuonalylWstanni,

k ft^nr, ■■luiiim
embleto 1 SIS
3 (s> mbol) ®iP* fi.

emblement Ease (any prodaeta that
stiaa naturally from tha ground, aa
grass, ate.— CCD ) ktfiJw
Emblica Bot StlWB Bllft

L ofCrsiialis~Phjllae«hai emhliea
emblic snyrohalao sarmc n ■ *rt*7ll
cmbo'liedodj f'k^iCoostJ
embodicJ aersice arttsltfOSTBI
erebodimcBt 3fil ■nriOBTSl n.
emhod jiag jw.
embed jiiBg the subsunce iT7T*y^
cmWdjUg the tersasanJ eonditiont

sftfW ^ k JW

embolden tb. ftsTtc OdHI, mfltT(*orr

embolic adj Pvtirpol- (pushing or
gtoning in) •rsrra'jj ( 7=^)
embohe gastrula arwrWf
embolism ifed. f<niTa^BB «. *"
embolite TB y^^fa r m (rsrr silver,
ft for ftf cbloro > 5^7 bromide,
7B for Hftu mineral)

Embolomeri (suborder) fipftBTTf m pi.
emboIofflcnsmBdipIospondjIism
embolomerout = diplospondylous
adj ^eol.fy(lWf

Emboloiheriam Paleonlol. (Gk.

cm&olat ‘wad g a nR)VBiIBll{|r’BBTft
embolus Jfei Outran,
emboss (to raise in relief) nydfW n.
embossed aJj. H g^ t l B
embossed envelope Rgy^ktB
embossed seal I7g^>;s gifT
emboseer {7^«(», ( t) tii.

embossing «yAr*l »
embrace gb i nrfarm <*^1
8 wssfifiy *7in
embtiiery Eose JtfWB n.
Embnibopoda PaUonUl- (order ena*
taming tba .kHineitberium) !J{*^
mfjtriujra

embtiiilemeat (kyOtra n.

embrocalioa tvkt fit , n.
embroider n

embroidered fts\E. (aaciont word
frona Satapatba llrabmaQa)
embroiderer (■7\).

kttWIt ns.
embroidery ftdltui,

It (aasd in BTBftrniAfrn aod
Bl'B’l). /. (ornamenting

with needlework)
embroidery thread
embroidery work
embroidery yarn T^^lTtlfU ^
embryo VW m
foetus nk

embryogeny Pet Uwftlrtw n
embryology 1 (science) 7Jtf>r<l/.

ftTTIB m
3 werfrtFI m.
embryonal n,f;. VW*. rffl
embryonal cell 4m-*Wn
embryootl knobHnnl UntJUT
embryonal knot ^ool.

embryonal tsata

cnbryoiul mass BcC. 1W-3*3
nabrrODal tbatte Tfpt
eznbrTonic aJj. (o£ or pertaining to
aa emlirTo)
effibryoDic cell

embryonic Joclopmcnt WSl-fWlti
embryonic leases Bet. ?fW tnt
embryonic medullary rays Bet.

embryonic membrane
embryonic inidfnt Zoel. WSJ-tran»^
embryonic notochord int-' i gT >3
embryonie portion tw-trm
pmbryomc nm fnT>sptr
embryonic ilneld sor-air
embryony Biol (condition of baringt
or the pTodnetion ot, an enibr> o or
embry os) irftWt/.
embryophote Zeol. ’SnwR «.
Embryophyta Bet. /pi

EmbTyoptens glntesilera m Dios*
pyros perc^tta Bet
eaibryo lac Bet.

embryotomy Kmntilation ofafstes
(or rtmoral) «

1 (dissection of embryos for esami-

nation) n.

embns cb. 1 (to pnt on an antonaotiee
Yehiele)

3 (to get on an antomolvfo tebicle)
a^aiTrtri

EJI.D. (earnest money deposit)
(HfTOT-ftyi)
emendation

emerald 1 (from GV. riwragAot, «<t-
rag^ot, from Prakrit ifWT, from Skt.

2 (a colour, yellow green lilrtft m
bne, saturation and brilliance me*
dium to) StsjpilTffT.

emerald cacLoo Jres
emerald dote ,dr(* sts t a^
emerald yreen 1 (a eoIour» gteemsli
j ellow green 'fl-llFijfl in |iue> of
high IT brillimoe) tii»a

3 Cci. iiui.

emeraldine Cof /ad. trrs^/.
emerald nickel Mineral.
emeraldol siiega m.

cmeraude 1 =» cmeraM (colont)

3 = 1 Indian (eolonr)
emerge vb.
emerged aJj

emerged ray OpkthalnuA. 4'd‘d tfttT
emergence 1 Pngf «-

2 flat

emcrgcnci Mitld w (Const ), eilllisc

«0»7?l f«Pf /

emergenrt a<.t>oa

emergencs barrage J//7 atWTH-Ha^W
emergcBcy bojt stWld*^
emergency call

emergeoev certificate •mw-Wll'JNd
emergency duty stniA^hW
Emcrgboci Duly ,ksi>*tan( Medical

OiUcer aimiPia wfj*

emetgeoey indent

emergeBcv irrigation echcnie aeiqn*
emergrtiey medieal ani siiqif^ ft-

ft»W

etnergeitey officer
emergefley powers stm^C
enierjeacy preictipiionatnra-tittT
eracfgeoey proeedute wnw stet
eocr^eoey s< heme wnn-tTfOTT
emergency suiioo sendeet chest

emergency stork stMra**4Jij
Emergency lellowFetcrKegnlstions
srmft Oq-JW filftwi
eniergeoi mf/. 1 wiqpft (Const ). srwi*

2 Phgt. »*jrnrT

emergent eall srqrit Nipq,

emergent coses STRri) K^tw
emergent coDtiDgent espeoditure
styn^l

emergent indent srpnrfl sfll^tl
emergent mettiogKTtl^ st^osTT^
emergent payment SlVvR

emergent power snqre-wSE
emergent ray qrssa^-tfw
emcrjion ^fioo (from

enierj ^tT7 m. (from eornn.

dnui)

emery psper sfhT-TI
emery wheel ^
emesis M/d. ».

emetic

emetic nut fee common emetic snt
cnictic property

emetic weed = lobelia = Indian to*
Lacco (leaves and tops of Lebeha
tnifala) m,

emctina = emetine

emeiinie hidrochloridum eme*
tine hydrochloride
emetine Phann qjft /.
emttioe liydrovhlonde = eiaetinae
hTdrochlondiim Tifl
EMF (electromotiie force) ft.tn.

E.M F of self-indnction innt-tliH^
Tfinf?!

•emis 'ntraT/.

-emic

emigrant jata i fft m.
emigrant agent 7CTtP<T«*ritt«tri
emigrant resfcl TOTTtft
emigrate rf>

emigration laWH »«. (Const.). »W*
)» (i c btni.li)

expaitistion %qt.t«T*t, ^nm
eaiigraiion agent j‘jl5W*«firjrai
emigration and eitpultioB Ttflmtq
sfrt (both from Coast )
emigration and inimigraiion acts

Emigration Commissioner TBntTR*
wi^sa
Emilia Bet.

E. lbnimea (tasssWawer) HJi'wigsq-

F. s o n c h 1 £ o 11 a

(Central India. Kanpur
erainenre 1 wuneqat, g ftsj i, /.

2 Aneit. tC?, n.
eminent adj. Stjnirtr, oynfl.BTsnni^s
eminent domain (rsfqiy wfa ^tT
emiaeot proficiency (m a langnage)
3^ if arft^

ciiimary afJtf«m.(att«8nt Ttord), 8t<l,
spy ycauf

eui*iioa q(X(sl. 3WI(9I n.
emitiiuQ spectrnm Phgt. yi ^tf st -
yttrtfs

emissive power Fbm. TfjTsr.Bfl

emissivity /.

emit rb. PItgi. dOlYfl. TmTTt

•ntmonagoTU*

580

•mpowefad in thii b«half

tfnirofiugopur Med
(-tT.) WFT’fRHTra

«mineniD Zad (obt4iae<1 from tbs
humin placenta) STljft /

emmetropii OpIitfia/nwJ
emollcjcence 1 /

3 /

emollulc xb. 1 (to solten)

3

cmoUieni a Ij 1 (softeaing)

(»=l.)

3 (sootbing)

eniolumenti (t ie rrosb general word
for describing pro*its from an oUiee)
TT^fi'iai (Const )

enotioo riye}iel WT^H. m »tl»
wra^l r (jce feeling)
ezDOliODal couflirt PiyehoL

cinodoual intanits ■lXrta»tl T^wrtai
cmotioQjl life rtyelhAl
enpetor (r?^m
eraprees nTnft
noBarrIi

LiDJ!

4{ue«ii trCt Ti^
ruler irt^n
preiident nnlV

enperor iM 0 gum(t 1 ia largetC knowo
tpMiea of Kngtii i) *tVTl
Cnpctrunfot (Gk <mp<{ren‘aplant
KTowing on roeka ) KT»n Uinft
L tiiVruDi (cfowburry)

eapbtiixe fb Vie
esiphitically
cmphjeeDia Wlftlftw m
Emrldae^T^ntT^n .11 tsooiTmpij)
Eniptdonia ZocI mtl^

F vireMens = Acadiao flyratclier
(tinge) STiUi yellow on botly and
eileaj ^ra)tT->tw)OTfret
empire inVTTV n
kiepdom TTW

doTDiDioa erfiiriTV («r< colony)
empire Midi lark - ari.l blue-black
Empire blue (a colour ereenuli line
1 ^ in bug of low ta brilliance)

IWfwrft

empire fan orange •• fist acid

empirrfjil rrd «fj>t an ! rrd A
empire free trade »mrOT ■»« »7mt

Empire grecaCa coloura yellow green
in hue. ol low WT aatura-
tioa and low ^ bnllianee) >71^9-

Empire Parltaiuenlary AeaociatioD

empire preference fim snrfTV'K^V*

Empire yellow (a colour, reddish-
yellow ^Icitwi in liue, of very high
7 brilliance)

empirical a<f/ Logie «g«V-7»7. wg-
Mfifttff, sfijwfins
expenmealal uudvi’tlT
jiros laional epfl
probationare
leDlitiae qflypi(«,
empirical formula Chm.
empirical koowinige W jUloiq TTV
eoipiricat law Logie ai^tir d'q f-tqq,
•Ifjwfw fttni

eoipiricalty etganf)!, wgwvK
empirical psychology engsifkv rpit*
ftflie. ruHi^tv

empirical remedy TWIT

empirical therapeulica snguf^

fvfisiRT

ein|iirici<&s (the philosophical theory
winch attributee the origin of all
our Laowladgo to oxporicnce,
applied esp- to Onliab philosophy
from liocloto Dume) wguv-amni

/.etjsie-vrX"

Erapit ZotJ (its species may often be
observed ‘dancing* Either one or
both aeves may perform these
aerial ovolutiona— I tdids p660>
^dhrvtmrn

E ilerror^r (Lat aferrus 'dung)
wftv-iv/lv*

CPipUrenwDt I wlininW n
Slfil VRUm.

cmplastrumvplaaier Pinna

( belUdonoae • pisaler of belli-
donna 7>ri(«ui-q7)«'r
e canlhsridini
e canibariJia
e opii at^>ne

e picia ■» pla-ier of |Mtrh elmT-

e. ptnmlii • plaster of lead sDq-
qz^

c reiiiae — ream plailer TOtV*

<R>7

e aaponia = plaater of toap qf^-
qtciT

empleilite Ulfilftni ni (n- for TO*
copper, ft- for ftTI3 liismulli, C-
for jJHi sulphide, F* for nftv
mineral)

etuplos ifp 1 wtl'-Tldd, wsi^tB win I

ap|ioiDt CTTI, ftqliq
HI posernoieot eiiiplov qTPiq-^tqi n
euipIoveJ adj I iinjtF, TOn Jin
2B3*r

■ pjiomted ftjv

eiiiplosee IteiJV, vAwifl ( -t^) lu
employee a guarinlre bond
nrqnjjtl 7*7

einployeei in debt VtWHm vivTf)
rmployeca society vftvift-nfqft
Eniployeei' State Ifcalth iDtiirance
ft>r|>orilion cftviff ITiq-WPR-
wptlq fqrnt

Employees' State Insursiiee Act
•ivif) Tfw-*nntq uRifWR
employrr qqrtTl ( ) tn.

employers' liilulity HVnin ^771
emplovers' lialnlity iniuraoce tm*
^«^)n-*»mfq

cmploymept fevrjfsR/i ^*717)1*7 it,

appointment ftjTir, ftqhrq
emplovnicilt agency %q|0A7lftvtsi
etupluynienl agent tjTiqniq wfintri
employment bureau ^eiuntdlPiq m.
employment exchange dqT7t77-7T7^*
qr7,^f717l77W7

cmplorment of rhilil aa ■ labourer
7WS*ftiqi RtlRl

Employment of Children Vet 7T9-

ftuhR-elftftTR

F mploymeni of Children (Workaliop)
Riilea 7T*f7q)77- { cinn^) ft77
employment staliiticatt7Ijfw-RiF«
employment tax Ftqrj^t 7T
employment under Hate public
employment nJqnJftFtq^W. TTT7-
ttti

employiiirnt with civil jwlireRTUTT

antfs* fq**Tn w Stqrgftr
eiilporiiiiii ftTTPXq m ■ Tjf'IMIU** <1.
emjMjwer ri. zrfit \7I (Conit )
to he empowered qr^ qfti
emjKiwrrrJ In ihia behalf fJIT^

•nspreit

»81

flnbico direct blac'i £ extra

«rftr ^ *Tt

cmpT«t» /•

empti?! fitK «., ftrxw
empl 7 ads
^oij tj^r
dnoid

«inp\> rfc *t!n

empi\ basLet ftv

emptr blarlJrr fM *mnr

empty eoDtiiner ftr WTW

empt) cream container «T l?*B

fern

empty flcmer-ba«bet frr

TfeTT

emplj glume Bot »T^ SHT^t
empty gunny co^erifteBet?
empty haulage ply I't’R

emptying time
einptj milk can fi^K jrvms
empty mtlk container ^ ftm;
frexf

eniptj outfit ftaf thTTT
empti pa*ienger trim Sly

wun

emptj jilaee ft*r t«n*f
empiema l gu-ipr a.

3{m the pleural caTit))^ii3r^«"

Tffl.

e/m tube P;,yi &73^3
emu C/icni. (electromagnetic ntiiC
5 g IJ

emu (bead and nesk (eatbered)

emuUibilityaemuIsifiability
emuhible — emultiCable
emuliiiiability PAyticcl CArm. (abilitj
to be emulsified) BftFWtntl /.
emuUifiable adj- fifnw*»4
emnhificttiottfiiitTrxx »•
cmultifier m.

emuUify nfji^Twx n
emuhiD C/ici'i (in almonds tpecislly
frrtTl&XTtrfit/.
einultio nftpn )ji.
emulsion 1 (soy of Tanona milly
liquids) n.

2 (milk) tluid made by mbbiog
aliiiondt or otlier aeedi «ith water)
ainiujr^ i»

3 (oil ID water or water in oil)
nVfw

4 Pliyjifal C)ieei. (a luspension of

fine psrticlea or globules of a
Iwjtiid in * 111011101 ) sfitsm m.
emulsion colloid sfkirr« 9^1tT
emuloon ilieorye: alveolar theory
emulsive adj 1 (of the nature of an
emulsion) sftpri)*!

2 (jioldvng omuUion) uSt5Ta*Wl

3 (erouisif) ing) afir?4»firn (-1)

4 (emulsifiable) Jrfnr*s-s
emuUoid (a suspension ol the nature

of an emulsion) «ri<n»si4 »».
£mrdea=Emvdinae
Emvdidae m

Emvdtnse ^E5CI3^ 01
Fm\s Zoot ancient

woid)

I blaotliDgu (au \njeri-an species)
C!<nF

E ewropea

E orbicularis (coiunio’i Eurorevn
pooo toitoise) WTnt-^v§^

EN (north of east) *13 (tVVi)
eoable tf> (Const!. *nr&

(Const )

to eosbie this office (^1) (V

enabliogoil; rtJT 4 «lfl, (-t^)

enat.ho? act WtVCift afWVtm
enabling statute wrtwrrf) qftf^ffrr
enact ib E<iwwfaFratT«^Ht(Consl),
ctxt (Const), wfilftsi.
tR

enacted adj arfqfintfira (Corst )
enartincm 1 (act of enacting)

^’nrrpt n

Sttbst winch 1 * enacted) nftfiru-

firfif/ (Const.)

act nfu&rni

measure fim*W

mandate

ordinance txmi^
enact the ineaMire
firs^T^

Enaliorslis Zoct (f*L rnefios * 0 ! tbo
aea'-‘-croii ‘bird")
enamel n. 1 etnCT^ m.

a JjMit (ol the teeth) »

enamel rf'> (to inlay or cover with

eianiel) aTm^ (»m?'7V5' VTTT=rT.
«^>

enamrlrr irmwui m.
citaniclmg errrWHT/ (process of )
enamel kiln t era”Hf*

enaniciled adj-
enaincllcil ba«in TO*)

CDjrneneil Inlh tub Wl'^lfe't
eminellcd boul »rmft'T«2K
en-inielled funnel iflTTf^^ CHI'!
enamelled leatlicr

enainelled »teel ba-in WtTTft^95Rft*

T 9 »

enamelled tub ^ruT

enamelled y, arc Win(^ ttm,
xHtr

enamelled uire sn^lftr 3*3
enamelling oven thermometer err^'
aidSlM

enamel membrane Zool. »TP5ra*T^
enamel organs Avat- (give rise to the
enamel of a tooth) ?^ir35¥Til
ancient word)
enamel paint sti*n-^
eoamel-pulp an*t«-nTj
enamel trav amW'iiTpft
enamelHare •nrW'Wl’Tn
emmel white Cef Iml
enanuouwvrph Clinn , Crn« sfirw n.
enantiomorphic. enantiomorphous
ndj Clieni , Ctytt

eT»ant\tvTiit>Tplii*m CJiew . Ci yst. fffif*

wmf

enaoiiomorphous wenaniiomorpbic
ensntiomotphv wf^ t ^ eq 11
enaotiotropic nd;. Phtieal C/.en
BRrafd*

enantiotropy J7ivaifnl C/irm SRni^n.

uutrafaBi/.
enircbed adj. srrftfinr
enargite *n. (BT for BIB

coppor»3^ for3‘^»t>lphide,^ for
Arsenic. -TB for C'Sb mitieral)
enarlhrodial jointaenartlirosis 5^-
^sr-RfriJ

tenartlirosi' sLalband socket joint
Anil. —

enate n,f; (grow out) TTR
rnition 2?of (aii\ oiifgiowtli from
tl e surfsce of an orgiii) 3TBBB «.
enilioo theory TTSIBB-BIT
enbiio ibromc black F = aeidol
cliroine Mark b F {enliro is en-
Vi CO. Until llrilish Clieimeil Co ,
MiiKhe«ter)

enbieo direct blaik E evtra=cbIorJ<
aol Mack E cstra

•nbico diiaet ffr*«n B

•ndimic

rnbiro dirfcl frrfB B=»tUor»iol
fT»en BN

dirtrt TtUow Cadircft
TfUow GC

rn bl»c ^ mw. ^mriT

en bloc trinsfer (of lecomtsl A1^5*

E-K C. CEngin*er in Chi*f)

fneanp rb Vn

enctmpiog ground ftlfwf
WR

CDf»nipiDtnl Kil (k loc4lit]' coBtua-
jig k boil ot troopi quirterod la
t*at») !*•

roriptaUtioD «

«Dr<>«d arfj
rnciihmrDt

CBr«<)tni(ot of • rbo<|ue gilfl

ftBr»*hDieBi trhodule
EeroUdus iifraa
Eowpbalirto* £>(

E. oaffer (Kafir br«k d» th« pith
nW\ 1} II lool) W*'

«T«

E horrido* STWtT

eaivpKaliiu sfintc^ ru.

•Bcvplulxi* Iribargicj «*3rnCTff

0B<rpba1or«Ir Xi-J sfmrria n
CDfvpbalocooIr ixi. (caritr wi'.bta
(bo brain) ajfctarijr /
oBfoptalojT»pb» arf^^Srn" /
OBrophaloB arf>ir« a

CDfhaBtcrt Bigfaitbadc
Ut TtOin^nw^'bUdnijhlibia#')
oerbroi Zxi (ijio- fonrati'o juiro
of (ho tiKan) Tfnr oa.

•oorhTBio « •OBrhrii'O Ztxi.

•ODrhjBO m •oarbpisi
O Bnrrfg o& 1 ^

twai

enortlfd arf; j
2 f^fct

Eockea romrt (notowerthy far i(i
S'i T»ar») frr^ **.
fBcl (ontl-aurm)

»B cliir (iB artntl wordi, ki oppokod
ta ci>d»)n^ a

OBrlate I

2 Tflray ( — intIu»ia'i)"*Vlkll n
rorlo^ ,1 RtrtTR Uf »n cloi»),

sa:

HUT 3 (r*r»t. Rw **T »nT
onclo^od
«£-< frt^

(nrlo««d air RlTTf ■ * 1 }

(Brlo««d all roBBMoJ paper* RV

«»I T5 RWn (RW «)t
enrlosed are lampttX^
open are lamp fijq HIT
earlo^ed roan RRifq Rtm
eBrlo<ed letter Rf
ecrloaed plare RRTftl IQI4
cBel9>ed within brarLeli (tfiTT^.
•firTTtf 3

enilo-e IB doable coaera RIVTVI
SR*p«TRt

cnrloiBre iffeocelRRIT^/.VTtt
a (a*, to a le'ter) RTra. «.

S RtTTRTR «.

enclolurea to letiera R^TR n.
eaeoapaia r)
eaeompatied eJj.
eneouBter >fij. bPij^/.
carourage eS- CTRt. sHrpR

^ (Contt )

eabolden -fnn* RRJR!. RTpiRf*rR
•TRt

eaeourageaeol sVmf(R

eocourigetneDt of trade and iBdu><
try *RTTiT rftr Tdn ^ Btnn^R
«TRI

enerojeh t5 £ar •t»RTRT*S RT»I
(nied la Triogn)
intrude OWni^R •TRlt'JR RTRT
Irerpaii RRfn^ll vm
traBijreM T’BBR RtRt

iafnnge wfcfrRR WTRt
eoatraiene Tt^RR RRttfCoait.)
molate rPtrrr rw (Con*tJ
CDrrBieherRovTKTRR ■!•
eBrroa^hmeol L«r «»TOr.R/
eDtreathmeot regiiter irroTT^-RWt

RRR

rDcamlier rb. I irinrRR, RtTR? «TR1
3 Z.TW RTT6M «l;«l
cherge Rlfre «TRT
morf^rjr rovr Rpwi
pleilje Bidirn Rrm
hyjM-llireale imRNVp *TR 1
eneumUred £«« HfWW, RTT-
RX

cacusi1<reJ eatate RITRfR 3 tTT

{CoBtU

Eneumhered E»lilei' Act RTPSW*
Srpt-RfffitRR

eBcnmhered with delu and luhili-
tie* RvR tJft 3 *11(11 (R

enrumbraBee Leit> RTT (Const-). RTT-

iWti*.

eoeurabraneer £,-is (bolder of aa
eaeuicbranee) RTTRTft (-?T) oa-
enceclopaedia (VtRlftR sa.i Jiafttll /.
dirtioBatr Rip»)l
glo*aary RrpTRfe
leuroB Rl^iW. JTTRtR
loeabulary tupwut
index ^RRT
noBieDctaiare RTRTR^e
lermiBoln'T RirixiNc

enryett^ ZiKi. RfiC)*4R
eacyiied o{; Z.W. Rff»H*4R
eBey‘tDrB( Zonf offcttXRo.
end a. 1 R^ ««.

5 (a liBit or hon'daiT af aroa)
RRt n.. tfWI/.i RfT

ftm

mn.

bRRRUn.RRlfta/.

6 death) R»R.vg»«.

T (eofielueion. eoasoiaenee) «»R

R f rira Rjrf^tj /.

S (parpote) R^TR. TflT lu
9 reatlJe* tee r* fl
ead e^ RTR RTRT, RtrFR RTRl
Endamoeha w Eataraoeb* WRT.
RTHr(r BT*fR
E. roll rr'cr w»S"RT*rF^

E. papralii ^RRtR-RreRiRvft
E, butolrtiea RTRvrfl RM RTRVf)
eodaDrer eb. rrftt RRTRT, ifuril
RTRT (ConiO, ItRT 3 TTRRI (CoRtO
enjarrh aJj B'i (b*riiniB| from ia>
aide) R»ein»U
Ra.Wto/tyw.Tj'.vrt

eod brain • lelreerphalon Jint.
Rwu-ttfifl <%

ead-bnlb Aoal. *r»^-R»^
end ecU-wall BeC R»R t&irrfirft
end eorrertion Fkft. R*«-»^RR
eadeiTour rrtr (Co-»l ). BRW •*.
eadearoar rb. ffRTR RTRI (Oenat-) (*#*
atlenpl)

eedemie » far^R
eephytolie iftpeRlftR

•ndaiBte diia&ta

583

endoitamant

enzootic tisimiln*. (««

epiJ«mie)

«njrmic diseise 911 Tfn
fodin' with sente pjriinids .Virerat.

endite Zod- (GV- tndon ‘wilhia . One
of the «ppendz|!<4 of the inner side
of a limb — Web ) af^ffn n.
endle«» ad} 1 •'I'W
3 (as. a cord) dfotfi W’HT

3 (as, a belt) PlT*?.
endless rubber shellio* hand

endless strin* Dynames ttVlt

end hoe
endo- «*3^-

endoascus ^Tyeol (aninoerascTis)*^*

«Wt/.

endobaaidisl 3fveof>
endobaMdiiini jfyeef W^S^aflyf «.
endobiotic (Unrig within, as a para.

•ite— Jaekson) wasafa) (^W.)
Eodoblastiea a Eaterofona
cadocardius iltd. m

eadocarditis lenta «rs^
eodocardium Jtwt, (a membrane
lining th e earities of the heart)
tT*^rroT as.

endocarp (fruit) Set at^spifti m.
endocarponi ads. (haring the

mature hrmeniotu corered
over)

eadoehilon Bet. WNItTUt es (McLean
1.113)

endoehondral Zcipl. ■

endeehondnl ossification Pirzisd.

cndochrome B<<. iis.

endochrome plate K>^4'A 77
endoroniJium filgeel (a conidtnci
formed inside a)iTpha) KsirTtn)/.
endocranium Zed. *«•

endoeriDc w. PAgnoI. 1 (an laleroal
secretion) RSfltWI in,

S Bcndoenne gland
endocrine adj, (secreting intemallj)
•.•ofiw.n (- 1 ^)

endoenne gland Anal, w ra rtt fifi Rfel
endocrine organ «M(m<[Tsrn

endocnoology«nnTvrf-ft7TiTn,«Pwn-

Rf^/.

endoevst Zect. (soft layer of tbe body*
wall) HI.

endoderm wentoderm Zeef* M,

endodermal epilhelinm ZeoL

endodermal lamella
endodermis Bel n

endoderm lamella ZecL «*5
Endodennophvioii (a genua of fnngi
which attache tho sk>o) w"n.-eJ*-

ettdiieetothnv (a ringworm fnngua
which prodneea spores both on (he
interior and exterior of tbe hairs)
«. (.« (or tvs: fangss)
endoenarme Birdtem. aiRlfsTl tv
end of crop RFf W «*3
ecdogastrie ^ocf. l(enmag back*
wards)

2 (within tlie stomach) atM'JsT
endogenous aij (roots) Bot atMlJlll
to be produred endogenously
etlAVtim

endogenous branching Bet MlMliia
vrrnVitnf

endosenouiongiaBot, *1^(1311(777
enJogooidium Styret. (a gonidiua
having Its derelopmeat laside a
receptacle) /. (gouidium

eonidtuni T^)

Endolireax nana perantd (it has a
distinctive nncleus) 7137 ftwrfCT

Endolimax willumsi 9 lodimoeba
bue(schlii

endoliihic ads. ifyecl (m or ou a
stone) wfiTTUTVl
endoljmph ^.sot. st*aJ^*i/.
eBdelynphiUc dnet ZacL
iimiefl

endoWniphalic fossa ^ocf. TVWItT-
*17

endometnlis Xtd. n.

^ndomelnum Anat (tbe mucous
membrane liuiog the uterus) (Ttd-

endomitosis Zc»L W-anlj-t m.
endcmisi| Zed (reorganization of
niicronuclens) XHtien i»,
Endomyree (eudo- for endospore >>’='•
sr a a ef a u -Rjify

endomysium Jaor. <(^7Vt7 w.
endoneunum <{aat in.

end<n-poinion Bipa. (lacgeol ’A'
position in magnetism) arcfiruei

endoparasileZoef wvsiTrWK-t^) ei.

eudoparsiltic edj'. ( t^)

endoperidinm (the inner layer

of the peridinm (NtttiJ W'niMari

endophrigmZ(ol.((orired by tbs apo*
demes Tri of the thoracic re|ioa
*(7. of CriildCM) TllWai

endophragmal Zed 7tWt 77*
ecdophnrmal skeleton Zed bDav*

endophragmal system Zed.
iWr

endophyte Bc( In (a r'a-t liri-g 13 .
side another organism)

3 fl-f; *5ST^ {t\)
endophytic od; Bet
(■?’()

endophyie plant «v 7 u^ 71^7
endoplasm BicJ «(v«sra m.
endopleurastegmen
endopteunie Zed (lateral apodeae)
Trri KSflaTihi i.
enJi-podite ZkI KRTTTTtT n.
Endoproeta Zfcf (aani epearg la*
side — ) n pf.

Endoplerygota Zeel (wiags deve'op
for a tune inside the body) Kvjfil*
crfftTl^t n p|.

end organ w» 3 T(T n (but lu

leasory stmcturesi *(77 begi“cing
organ, where teasattoas begia. oal)
la motor slrnctures *(sih)
end or object of life ^lcyl^y 7
endorse rb. 1 Coot. (IaI. ' to write on
tbe baek')7TT77 (Const.)

2 vl 77 (Colst )
endorse a bill fi 77 *^Tf 77
endorse a cheque

endorsed odj. 1 t>>,. 7Ttr« (Const )

2 irtfe (ConstJ

endorsed officiallv erRr^ ^

endorsee Cor;,. Tfifrit ( n.
endorsee in due course 7 ii e *H
feifl

endorsement Corn. TTTTTr /., 7 ttT 7

entire endorsement y ;;%m
facultitne endorsement
771

general endorsement yn r n sq
partial endorsement ulrn t
qualified endorsement ftftrva Ttf.
«7T

•ndoTsanent eonlmaad

•RcrTT of otcilltUon

5U

saD4 rfcooix en3or»<nJert ?l!5r'T-

*r<ci*l »ndor‘«iifnl
valid endorKmeol K\fl!
aodorv^mrat coafinaed ’ft

eador'cnw-at la ItaaL sliltak en dor-

imtst w»TSt

eadorfCTDCTit la full ^ ■inv*n
«4or»CTn<ot »1 licence

nioTtfmem of receipt
endorremeat on G P note* *Ii-i»f*r

endor»eioeBt required 7I wi <•*51
erdoffemeat 10 thi« effect »TTr<

endor*<in<BtvitboOt rect)Br»« = »*Oi
reer>ar»e endarseraeat

esdorte oeer aver a-e f njM

♦ 9 »i her r*^a3) ^ ®

ndarter »v

endoriias ■

eoduMproflivtHBt <»*4Tr*-

endaKleretian /'ycel ol

(> *e’»T0* SBJ 0! •aaojeaofl*
enj *)

eado«pie eobrro Btt- ■’TTB tct*
eBdo*eop» i'ad «»Whn/
rsdo'LeletoB ZevL •».

en dogiw^i* fajn-«J Cir*., Pikrncd.

CB.I»<pertn Ct Sejrt

eJj &<• <-»T)

eedotj^^ranat od^ B<. 1-I\1

eodewpore paqtlr^ei.
eBdo«j«oriVBi m lauae
md.^ieniite pv^-warq^
ro-lo-lenlB Jxst mr^nv «. ( » » *> ?» )
endiKItle ^eri f'eerjrwr of tty
t- 4 c t.-v-’ v»-

EnJcnUlopW* ^-aat (ealorler) T?'

e^J—'ile

e»d<MTin{n<Mi« 7X„j p^Sirt. (tTEt-

L o* » i- iS It* i'i«'a*jc‘iot*
^er*'^ viJk T tb* l>rlT of tb*
e*' •• »jer' a'.tl n

eodntCT-ite^:^ P e q - ^ TT * **-

ecvUiKenom p^i \

a^tp^fr/.

3 (debiKoat liaias of th* aatber)

Cf •raphitbetjnin CcftfT
eadotbeli-, eadoilielio v^f^>
endatbeUtl od} «»W»fw

eadatiielKK eadoibrii.
esdothelio-tbonali* Zut. atttTT^-
n.

eadothelio-e^ Jitjr «=W3X-«ltn/

eadoilielioIvMa /

radotheliaiB Jnat n.

eadotbenair b eadotbeeiBoo* ad}<
ftm. f* retei 09 oemmujt witli
*>«c>rt*taa of heu) <TT^
eadatfaennav* s eadotheriBic
endalbenaj (torgietl gitelocttat ol
hett witbiatbeticne*

EndoOiiodoa ^aob irnfl

endatbarxT ^ool.(ibe«)«tnoo(*pod9'
met IB lb* tbor*t of

trtbropodf) rtieasfltl m
eadathne Omsj istid* a fair)

fl (*’Cfar<*<{an^*)
Eadatbns (roaad v.ibia th« b*.f

eadotaria

endatrophie (fasja*) Oiritf

m iSta ih* «•'!« ol lb* root* ol
eertoia pU::*) ‘

endatrapbic tOTcorhiu £oL w^Ty

eadotryp^iB peerfioTfp /
enda*r eJ «t*i (Co-'*lX

eadoved laitiiotioo (n*i9l*i3*d by
*1 eadoP^ett* ffTtTT

endoved «ritb jTTip
eadavtoeal J Aft f. Uaeieat word),
nrrtftfirfr**.

a'r* jitcx)**Wo. (Corel.)

3 (i 't c’ BUcral ^
eadwceal »»»*»»»■.«

redovnest iB>Br«i>re^^.«n^

radomaeat police

eedaso>en/;.i{jeeI pertie.emfnft

cod piper BaaiHodieo *m-«
ead.pltte i«9j

end point I {•.*;*&*•»»• >*il tr»*jaa *1
»fjcb t>-* rMclisn ■■ eo^M«)

oseqniraltoee poiot HirtTi frj
end prodact pet, tfit ■
ead* Texlila (w»rp tbrendi)

(n eocjpotinds)ff^ff» •.
end-iic ZooL tr^

end temiseztreaies 3 Iaik.
endnnste 1 wfr? ».

3 fHtir. rrf^e^y.rrrfrP* /, An
end eieir Beyt*.. dilo*io»il« ■r»9-rn
end ir*!! pot. tm filft
X.^.E feut aortb e*it) ( vS ' -" )
•eae CXeei. (labrtifut# of .*ae ladi-
et'isg tbs prsMBCSof oas doabis
toad) n
«ne»» 1 •.

3 ■ri*9*< M.
mem* caa
enemi aatzle
earae TV rj. (Coait )
loe^-

adreniry sftrsft
tBU;oeiil (iiTJt
eppoaeat Bfrp^t

CBCV et^Bljy

Eaeaie Forngaere Order

eaene id >i{bi tT< r<
eaen* property TTT
raetaj' lUte P<'TO<
rteryetie oJj (4^)

en»rp*Mt*lly t 5 <i
enerpetie* X xn ftH't a.

3TIl-T^ Fl.

eaerpiie ti xaUxr^

enerjixed od;

enerpziae nreuit XTT77 9ff79
ener-yB4y».x*t/

fore* «

eaerpy eomnaBjcaled to tbe lyilen

*r 5 ft B frrfr! X*i
eoerpe ecjaitioa d/oeV- TTt-BtffrT
entrp p^sto? adj

eaetcy ettiof food* *ai!5 BUJjpfi
T*vyx B'tJ

eoerpT.pmSf oil STnT "r*
ratrfr hoaip xn F.'"!
taerpr terel XW.«

qnutOB) Itrte M J Bti^
reerpy lo^»XTt5^1t
e n er p r ofaetiritioo *i • il a .XB
eaerjT o( o»eillit>on Piy*. sff*'*

•n *797 oi binvlation

English mandsaka

S 3 ^

«aer^ of traa«IatioB tBishfCJi $3^
•ener-y outpat aaisr^
energy radutioa pJiyi,
energy release 33T®C^S
energy transformation
enerrated adj ZocJ-
enervation of an organ Zool- afTt-%3T'
STI«r

enlace (to writ,# or pnol on the
face of a draft or biil)
enfaeed ad]

enfaee for payment siVs’T^ feir

»R

enfarement 1 gr^i^ n

2 (that which is enfaeed) «.

enfilade

I (arrangement in opposite and
parallel rows) m

3 (a Tiata dawn a Unei hallway,
etc )

3 itil. (a eonditiao pemitting deli*
very of fire .) Hfiff’ti,

/•

enforce ti 1 wffS CT’Tf

(Const ), W»j«T3T(Coo*t)

S 3TT3T.

WWT

enforceability tmdir/.
enforceable <tj; n3^,a3n<lt(Coast)
enforce a right etRu T t -grfrl
enforced *ror, «T^T,
enforced ebsence vrtv ergl^^,

enforced halt CctT^rfTTtT
enforced labourcforced labourf^S
/. (ancient word. War. %?), CFT^
tnr m., cfiiTlar «.» kurp
enforcement (CoastJ, Twir «.
ea{oscnn«n\ of taUs W 33 *

dr

enforremont of lien «r>tTfl3TT-sr33T
enforcement of nghia ltf3»TT-!nra:i
enforcement staff
enforce restraint e»-n
enforce specific performsucc
et^

enforce surren Jer arcn^ri k

enforcing a right wfrT^ g r jg
enfranrhisc cJ. 1 (so set Ire*) grff
tR 3 T.

3 (to ealow with a Ira-ehise) JHI-

enfranchiscmect 1

SI

2 TrT 7 -sV 3 Siii

engage eb 1 nwwt, ®*n3t, atfrji&SW,
tfll'i-t

3 (to place under oMigaUon to do
or forbear doing aomething as by a
pledge) (iPlO

3 Utl , Com

1 (at 1 CO honia) Gnnnerti (open np
fire at 1 00 honrs) *1133

engaged arfj. 1 atfipyr, atfijilKa:^.
KTTT 5 WI.-T 3 , *nra

2 d«*ia -4

3 mi'i’t

engaged head jfed fet

engaged in pobliclifeRTTaft^^T^rr

engaged ta war

engaged line Blsr t’trpr a »3

engagement i atftijfts /

3 (pledging

3 ibetrothal) «, jni3J,
d (appoiotmeot) /

5 Jfil. A m . "fw-

fr>«/

Eogelhardtia for *lfil1.in-B3l?lr
E. acenfotu

E. eplcaia (tb« nuts have imtaot
hiirs-Tr Jn.900) tmtinrJtHVrar
Engelmann* spruce (wood resembles
white pine) wr«t
engine rrwr si. (from the cansatirs
'to cense to go’, with the
softs -S as in the word from
♦'^’to eontroO

engine crew Jlly rivtr^T73
engine driver »rstl-W!t^
engineer ufltnrsn m

lopermtendiBg enpneer sri)^>

exeenttvr enpoeer fts^ipif-itfiT*
^TitT

■•sistant engineer ft^nrC *r(%ffV9|
engincer>in>cluef^ljp St^

Chief Engineer 50 ^ atfirw^
en-ioeering X « anf 43 T^X<t /.

3 tJj.

engineering ebemisiry snfVirTOtrf!

Engineering College snfirtrf^tT* »57'
trer^r^

engineenng company anfitOll' 3 *

317

engineering department
f^FI

engineering details HTfirTTf^T^ f^FTT
engineering di«adTaBtage arrfiTTTfrT^
ST^ffTT

engineering c-tablidunent arifiTTT.
f*TP ttfTT^

engineering feat anfirnff^T* *n ^37
engineering school atifitinPg* fkCT-
37

engineering section aipR^TlfsTT irg»

Enooeering Senicei, classes I and
II •TjfwTrfi'T? TH 1 ^

engineering standard eocnmittee
suTiTTifsT^'Btngmfflftf
engineering works KThrurfsTl
Engineer Officer sffW7»aT trftr^rft
engineers’ chain m Knodred foot
chain Sure wfiTT^fJ-^WStT, ?!%<
/.

engineer's store ariwT^^nj jTttit
eogmeer training arfms^'Bfrnjn
engine in steam ntitTWff *Ts»
engisemaa nrfatu m.
engine oil rpi 7 ^
engine power 0*7 <Tf 7 >
engine room err^.^tB
engine shed Hit/. rptr-TTT*
engine turner Rly. (E.TJ (he takes
over the eogine as it comes from a
trip, etc ) n® 7 -nfy 7 TrB ( 7 .T )
englacial dnft
englacial mswune
englacial stream fjtrPT^-T^
England n. (French Angle-

Inrt)

English «|ii 3 ,

English copper proce<s •= Welsh
process CArt* (tor reduction of
topper ore in rei erlieratorj
furnace) nfsttfr-TTH
English dai«v£:Denis perennis

English elm (a variety that is not
coiitmental) wi*ia* 7 ?*l
Enjlidi green l = Brun 8 w 5 ck green

3 -Sthcrfc'« green
Eiiglisli iiiandrske= 3 bryany Pham.

cnquixy

SngU*hm4n'a foot S86

EnghthmtD'i (ootoplinttm (Plan-

taj9 major) /

Enghf^ inir)0T»m {Ortganim pnlflare)

Eeglith mimage fsTI?

E B g 1 1 ■ h meadow graia {LoiiuiH
pereoTie) Bet m

Engliih oak irf>IW T'J
EogliiFi office record.room WTTO-

Eogluh piokMOuteh piDk(L eoloar,
reddiah yellow ^trrtTT m Ime of
Tery high ^ brilliance) ^'flinTo
Esg^ieh Tttonl-room

Eogliih red 1 Cof Ind Wfara

2 (a eotaari reddiah rediellow
in boe, of high ^^aatara-
tiofif ^cTifiirui^

Eaghsh aea wormwood (Artemuia
Biarifima) / (Bajo)

Eogliih lUreiaere * Riasneotoa
nrreitiii ^ m

Eogliih ajatem

E&gliah ireacUvgaclic moatted
(ilfmria effietnaU,) gU ^ ti V f n.
Eogliah verdigna CoL In<i- arhm.

Eogliab reraion «|iifi <t^Tw
Eogliih Tiolel (rMlo eilarala]
m (Ban)

Eogtiah yellow CoL Jnd ittiTv dtv
engorgemeDt Htd (an orerfoUana of
the Tnaeli la aoioe parta, hyper,
emia) wfilTfiim/
eagram Piyehof «WU m
cDgrtye ei
eograred

eogrired acale Wt
cDgraTed atoae aOff btot,

eagrarer SfWTWn

cagraTiDg j Tf^*T»t n.

2 WW n. (Rfl)

eegroaa cb. i (to tcaka a fair copy)

9 (to boy op an article lo order to
Inereaie price*)
eegreiaer { y lo

eagoU rb (iq gwallow ap at lo a folf)
^firrai

eagulfed d, arfrtrt

eohaaee ob <tHT,

eahaaced adj hfwr, »nvt JWT

enbaoced ground rent t^-

eahenced puoialunent vfas
cahaiiced rate vf^ vj
eohjDcemeDt OtMI,

cahancemenl ot aroteace

•rm

enhancement ot value
Eahydra Zoti MEnhydria,

Enhvdra Bat ntifs

E fluctnana 4liin*9 fgmtffwVT (B ,
N Bea. binpcAo Hia.

haruck)

Enhydnnae Zeal «.

EohjdtttZoal (geaoa of tbe aea otter)

Entcoalemma Bat WThftp ffsrft
E )•(lorale rnmas wihfuT (B-.VL.
Ben ttprf^)

Enicnnoae dm rij'ai^dti m. (sj.

aobfamily)

Eaieunia dm (fork tail

ft^C)

Emf-ePegaai dairon. «*?«

eoigmatiie « aealgmaiiie
Eaigmocarpoa flat (afoaaiOO^^^^'

E. parijti (f^no pro-
per oeme)

eajoia r&. 1 (Co direct with »d aotbo-
ntj)*n^»WT

3 (to prohibit or reetraia by'Viadi*
esal order or decree) eniiift^B wywi
entoy tb. I nMry »?W|

9 tow ivftn WTWI
enjoyed qJj. tov 4^3 K
enjoyment towT^aitn m. (Coait )
cojoymcnl a* of right WlRnTT '4tt!)ir
enjoy the beoefil *7 »ywt

enkiicl browQaa golden brown
enlarge tb Offrfiw. nyr*!
iacreaaeff^vywi
catetid Ct^iy VtWI (are aff orce)
enlarged

enlarged bead tfrf

enlarged apleen ^TktfTF c^I
CDlargcmenl 1 ^ffriwn viif

3 Photo?

enlargement of apleen |(^

enlargement of the liver
enlarger Pheloi. m , flffffir

eDlighieomeDt srprlfll* /.,*ba bu
learning fifT^r
knowledge SfR. *T*t¥r(t
training sffiBol
education fTcyn
initriiclion fknir>T. 717^
breeding *fiTfjn|r®l
enliii tb. 1 wfl vywi
3 (aa. lapport) ffl*s TW
cnliateJ dj. JWT» pfl

enliitnieel l}^
cnlutment allowance trax
enliit lupport tnr^ sn*! «f»T. ati*
h’nRi«i*T^
enmevbed dj. 4II<b44. ^
enmity yntfi /,
enneieirMnyl 4v(i||iH «.
eoneapleid dj> Zeal. hTlJvf
enol Ctum. <7^ m.

•enol (tae +

enolaie Cliem. n^aoilq «.
cnolic dj, Cluni
enolisible dj. Ckm.

enolitatioa Chm «
rnotue «b Chm. (to convart Into on
asel. to baeomo aaohitd) n-AdT
Cf»I, ^ W)

enormeui ad^ wfawn.ttl*, t!rt*l
enormoui crime aftfoi attfH (aeor-
mona 'ezeaadiogly wiekad> msn*

cnphytotic dj. (u* and*-

enphyiotie diaeaae aOtvfT

cnguire rt.

imyneat Hlviii^yaT

invealigate winl

tearch W^^CTWI. '

enquire and report *N fffVkyT

wnt

enquire Into the offence tiTfra of

enquiring officer anjani-

enquiry 1 afn«gt/.. *Ki

3 — loreatigatloa 5<o(<l<ici *3'

rttin «.

iolerrogatioD

•A 91^ el«k

S87

•ntaton

ioTctti^itioQ
inipcctiofl ftOlW
ioqmiition
inqoeit

exiiDiaatioB vftnrt
cxploritioa
(crntiay
i«arch »T^7^

■enqniry clerk

^nqairy commiitce

«nqaife iDto or trj an}' charge

enquiry office jxsr^’f.

Enquiry Offieei

enquiry preparatory to eoramitmcBt
<t7TT^ ^

enquiry room qf<^'qiw<i,
enquiry vhieh ought reatonably
to be na^e ^ 5 ^n' <1

snift’fT^
enricb tb

enrichment (Con«t.)

enroll eJ. l WTB ftrirtT. *rwM^

regirter

recora Kfa>nnrx «rrr

enrolled edj. l
2 JWT

enrollea clerk ^nrtfipT! frft«
enrolled peftont trrff Wf
enroll in an army ftTf-SktlTt

enrolment •rntfcil m.
enrolment fee

ea route j (on cha way) Kl^, *nA S
2 (alonj tlia way)
eniheathe tb. *tiejei> notlt*!
eniheathing leaf-ba<e Bet,

eniiformBiol raword-al.tpadTwfeFT
estign (t colour, bloa sfN la hue, of
low *T iituration and very low ft
bnllitnee)
enulage

esaiie c& 2 (to atora in a tilo) irx^9-

trrnm

S (lo prapara at ailaga)
enilaee eJ. fW «awi
eninare (toeatehia a tnara) »T*e^
crer, ♦nier
roKap en’w, ♦rrreT

entangle 4TT5W. HTTRT
enjtititelinrVM. (^.for%^E?fl^ ailieata,

W forirr»^njajneiinm,-I*for5ft^
tninaral)

enine tb> fth (afni)
enaning o<j>. «nrtfl{-?%)
ensuing financial year Hiitiin
ensuing official year wmiBl STW^-Ti
ensuing week’s gateue irnrnS)

^Ttl^ritr

ensuing year arninlV 9^

ensure pft (Const )> 9*

seente afa’^ %i*n
to ensure quick despatch SflS
gWrwrtf

ensure comphanee with the prori«
Sion gfirftww tET^n ft aaTAs mwH

Eotsda Bet. *IM«rsft-M4|(5l

£. scandeos (giant a rattle, ladv
nnCilfacLay beao)HTJIT«t-»i»i5^
(Mai koll:uco{fi)

entail th. I £nw(to settle taalienabl)
on a perton and his deseendsats
or a eavtain line of deseendaots)

2«iin>TtcHtt,«r ststrtw tfti. sr™.
mssftr

eniiiled«dr Xnwft^T^

entail elaborate dticut*«ou ftRit
ftplT SIHtUMI t

entailmrot Lao lUifa^tM <t>
ental limb ^ooT. si| » HT atm
EotiraoelracsEodaniochs

E. knelscMi) « lodamoebs buel>
tchlii

E. wifliamsiME. bnetschlii
eniaogle rt sfsnw, H'tlfiiS «W1 , Sk-
imn.

entangled aJj, Aniftin, JWI,

4 *(ll 5 ^

entanglement I anni^ n , ♦.HIT,

ITKl

21 f«I.»hmfPi.

Enlelodoutidae Polcontol. (Gk.enteirt
’eomplate. fuin m

Entelouyehia PaltonM. (Ok. »«<'!«
"eomplete’+osy* Vlaw”) q'Ji^itft'Ji-

ent'pirondvlar foran^a f!vi- sta3*

enter rb. 1 STO »r»T, giro

2 (totnake entries) ul^ Vi ^PTT.ftsRl

3 (with into) (also i*a enter
upon)

enter by force STT^t

enter by water, land or air 3!?f. WW
spTti wg flrt >r a>?T
entered and initialled, will be
»?rT atiaiwfta ftai aum
entered as “prohibited ■ (^91

5**i

enterepiplocele (hernia of the small
latestioe and omentum nr)
qxqm.
enteric ads.

enteric n (enteric or typhoid ferer)
a(i>ti.i4( m

enteric caecDin stjaa-TSf*
enienc epithelium sti-n-aiftsu''
entenc feser * typhoid fexer wfstf'
WT

enlene group of fevera atts^-STl-S'?
entene infecuon int^
enter into (m agreemeot) (Coast-)
sgTeement enterej into t(l

enter into a bond fs\n?r ftrw ^
enter into an sgreemeot
ementii Ktd frptrfhn.
Enuiohactenaetae •rptfraTg-jas n.
Enierobius ^c«l sns^'rt.innfir
E vermicnlarii (pmworm)

enterocele Jfeii. (ealrron 'inteatine’+
2f}a 'hernia') srT*tJT^ m.
enleroceplor Zccil. sn rgr ti ff i (-1) tm
enterococcus Birt snrn mn^ rn.
emrroeoele M. iTT»Wg?i/.
enterocoelic pouch a n s 9 ^ p-’aT=ft
enterocoely an*tfgil7TWT /.
enteroennin Z«/. Stlsttsnrufn /.
Enterogona(gonsdi lodged in the in-
testinal loop— nerdmaniap2)sn^-

flj|4F' fH Jl/.

entero-kinaie D/cs.'iCtn. iTT*tr-Bft^
enteroLinin ^evl.

Enterolobinm Sol
£. cyc]ocarpnm = conaea)te (it Jiai
coiled earslisped fruits)

E aaman (a roadside shade tree“
Lowion and Sahni, 1947, p-SJt)
t 5 T 9 T

enfvon^/t^f 1 (i-iteatiiie)sr^ iT.

•ntsronspKiic

• nby

3 (thtneotiry eioil) «•

(taeient word)
eoteroaejAine Zed
eiiteroiifphnc sjJteni Bfft

eiiterpn«ei Cora (idTeotnre, nodor
tiking Tentnre) «'i w ra

3 9 TO ra

ectertaiQ c5 B5»t (both

from Const )

entertaiQ ao application

entertain a snit SIX S(?l
entertain claims HvtIVST STSl
not to he entertaioed RX’l ^ ttSI

entertaiQin* ad] *rs SJBI^

entertaiDinent 1 PXn a , %tsi, T9SI

2 CT>? » (Coast ). H-thms n.

3 ■T*ws n srSR m.
eolertainaient of the stage ft'utti-

eDtertiiomenta and anusements

Wrsrx sstx

cntcrtaintoeni* dutr
Ealertiiomeoii Duty Act nl;

catertaiBneoii duty iiampt s^lx-
S 5 W 5 ti«

entenaiBineDt tax (Const )

eniertanuDent laa. stamp*

eater up Cora stST’t
eater upon an office (rx STSi
(Const )■ TxnYxra

hold an office T? '«m ansi (Const )
enthrmeine Lojic ra

eathymrme of the first order Zffie
(major is larproased) xr^^n’''7 m
eclhrmetne of the second order Lojie
(minor iS suppressed) oi.

eathyiaemr ot the third order iijjic
(eoieluiion is suppressed) gV-

iiii'c tb Laic (IPO nft»rtrr,ef}-
(both ancient nerds), JHWtri
(tee sl.iuct)
allure %sn

attrirt tn^

decoy eriiaea.fftrr^, Tl«rn
seduce

temi I ^ «Tsr. \in, t T BiW H

entirement £«i0 lift*

H- (both aneieiit words). JtT'

enticer

ra., Xl?tl

entiasg of msnot pil tKBQ(C SpA

eotire *<fj. 1 Tf*

3 Dot (margia of a leaf^^oot bro-
ken b) diTisiona, teeth, or lerra-
tlOM*) «tf««
entire cost

total eo»t tttFFi
entire enlotsemeot
entire estate X,oie flXsT

eotire leaf Dot
eaurely optsona)
entire plasts Fortitrt ntm XtX7
entires n (entire plants) WICT ra.
entire eemcetrix^inrt
enur« etoeL <((X^
entseety
eotire ooiforra
entitle tfi. 1 3XlfV
3 Laa (to gira n legal title to) WV
^*li (to pro • right) wPxpX CfXI
entitled cij-t Laa Btrrxisf
2 -irfafiifl,

to be eotiiled to 1 *t trmfl

gWr

2 «l atfrcrftxl«i. *1 atfTOT X>:n,
«T wiiftxNi

ssho la entitled to teeeire fiA Ht^
*T airiCIT ^

entitled to act Vl4 «I wfkvTO
emus *nn / , ■

entocouid Zenf anaTH fif ra.
cntocoDultd Zeef. aesrra^ dif s m.
entoderm sendoderm
entomlied aJj Ccaq ral^l
eatoRiia<i* <lrxai/
rnioruo- >ftP-

rotoiBolopic, entomoln'ieal ai]. V^-

« 1 ?, ^rfewpt-

enloniologir rectioo rftxftxiw arjiriTi
eciomoloynt
<WT{ra

Dolomotopisl to CoTemmenl T*^-
eatoroolopae

tflz AB(*T • (so collect insects for
ifoly) ^

eotomolopy ttz Asm is . /.

entomopliilous ad] Bol (pollinated
bj insects)

Entomosttac* Zoef tb1l*W(' sii.pl.
Entomothera Aces g *^U (R?X-
aneieot word)

EntcpUyclis Bd. (Gk entos Vithia*
+j>Wjfliis *blistet‘ the fanfu*
body enlirges within the host
— Bossey p. 69)

E. bnlligera uiuiaii irw TOX
entopUstTon Zad. ertsxxf*^ ss-
entopterygoidramesopierrgoid
ento<pore Dof. ataatfijig ra.
Entoralra Zod. (a parssitie genus—
PH. I 6CS) XT^ sraift (short for
w^ra)

entozoa pi ci eatoioon
eotozoie aJj. Zod. at^WHl (4X)
enioaoolo^ (JirancheCcnolocs deal-
ing with entozoa or internal pan-
sites) ■ita'iftil /
tstotooa w»tri^f| (A\) m.
entrails (the iBtatnal parts ol'anmal
bodies) *i*S(*I n > "wif^xt wfif
entrain eh. ilfllg|tlgsi.«aft *r XTxr
eotninSBg <rannV(n n.
entramng railway attpon (nmtlx**
ftm

entrance i stn n.

3^ra-ftT,TTtsk.
entrance ezanunatlon
entrance gate rtsfXtt, ar^ »rt *t

eotrance sray n^rr-ril^
entrap rh. xnra,
entrapped ody. UlftlX
entreaty srjfVx ra.
cntrenehineBt lf»L Wife
entrepot ( 4 foreign iotermedista
port or warehouse) mxxiw, SWI*
niT II

entrepot trade rrvxxtW-axTUTf
entrepreneur TTljft (<X) ra.
entropy Phyr T’mr-JTnri. (messure
of disorder }

entrust ch ^Wt, *X»tCTO

entrusted 0.1; »Xs^ (Const ). hlxi »IXI
entrust with duty v’i'zx IstTsn
entry 1 rtst n

3 Afcoiierii»7 nftff / (Corst )
adjusting eotrT srHimaa aftrlt
elosiog entry httw irftfe

•ntzy: conttt entry

eezoon

4-onlra eiilrj ctom eUtrr jrfa-

sftft

creilil cnirr

«ro<i entry larontra rnlr^

.Iel.it entry
.toiiMe entry
Iciljer entry JTTCffl-BWe
0|<eniii;: entc\ JTRrnTTHfTTe
original entry

rertifyin- eoirv AlTTBI-B&^T
»in/le entrv aftfe

tranifer entry WRT*TT'Sftft
entry numl>er BfVfc ^B(
entry paa<ed BifnT

entry vua B%7I-lBt*

E.N,T, »peciilm*Bi« ft^tB5T(B5n.

B for tf ^ BTt ear, note. lliroAt)

enacleaied o%uiii Zecl,
enucleation (tlia remural o(»n orttim
etc. in taeli a «:ay that it come*
out clean and n hole) ^'*nT9l «i
enarlealioD of tonti!
tHIfet

enunerite I btiti^ VTBT, tr^'nn (to
count one alter anotlier), fitBBT
S StatnUei ttrmt

enumerated odj, bti^ 5 (Con«t],
frpttBj *nn (jin),
entimeralion l BnflBI / ,

2 Icjie nrprr/.

tomplf te entiincration ^ *ntBl
«iiii|ile enumeraiion erC^ BirBl
S Slutiitifi Brnwr/.
enumeraiion lurrey Foreitry sriTRt-
wrrftwn

coumeratite fldj, Zegie •TrHT’JTB
enumerator SMiilici U<|U|< m.
enunciate th. 1
2 Hath Bffnyrrt
enunciated adj. 1 arTTlPlT

2 Hath. BftllTTfri
ecuDciatinn Hath- Bf>Bn J-
envelop ei r/iyi.
envelope n. 1 %TB. »•

0 Hath, kt m.

3 Aitrffn. «lCt»l II
enrelope cell Dot.
eotr!o|.e*roriii ndj- Hinfral.
cnTelo|.e of a comet Attron.

WTBTVI

enTe)o]« opener Vtt-TBTZV
cnTelopin^Cooe Hath. H-^Tf

entelopin'evlmiler
en\ doping muacle Zed-
enretopiRg eeale Bol temm-rT^
envelopmeut Mtl. ».
en ventre IV mere (in hi« mot her a
vromL) «t k *rir if, idHot
environ if. \ P&ya
2 nfflfn *y5n
environment BBtlTtn »

atinocplirre BIIHP! B13BeTR
eniironnientjl tliniMp/dnf i:,d BbI*
Bft» BTO

eniirooitieniallieleraplivlU Dot fBI*
bRt Tftfwn

environmental litgieno BBieiui*

environ* phgt TB^BTO n
envoy (r.e vinhKVvdor)

Knvoy lj(lra<Orditury aii.l Miniater
I'lempotentiary of India arnifTB
Win fwi «rpb

eni V iniBI. ^eq^ /.BH
.eni((en«^ gOChent ».

enaootic [ttt

ondeiiiie)

enzyme Dioihtm. feBTrw. (rjiiio
enayme action fBTT*fcBI
enivmie influence f^^.BiTTB
enzynioh/MaaimoIyaia »

EO (i:n.iuin Ofiicer) B.W. (Tfrtnn
wftTrfl)

E.O. (EatvMi*l>ai«nt Olhcer) W *e,

(WHitr-aiRtrtl)

E 0. (Kvaeutn o Officor) ft W. (Rtttb

wrtTiO)

eo« (distinguialiod from 'xero and tieo>)
Tt'

Eoaailiropua (ifonniconviating of tlia
Dawn Man) TBWm-ffsnf’t
dawaODi nnn'B tbVhttb
K ol>a»>tcn» Pd^lol.W-^ .G\ bfiri-

leHi'ktng’) 4BltlJt-Jnrfl
EocarlKioiferciua^MiaaitatppiaD Cnl.
yt n.

Eocene Oco/.Slf^BB'jriii.

OligocCne illf^Te-^rt
Miocene arcB^'lB jn
riiorene aift^R jn
rieialoeene Bjft^'R-gn
Eoddpliia Pofeonfof fro- Tt). I-Ck-
dfli'h ft ‘wonilO TBtBrft* BBlft
K, rulleri (one of tho Seat marao-

pial* fonnd in tlia Upper Cretaci-
ou»— rn. II 533)mBr*B^frBpft*
Eogaea Zoog. off. /.

Fogyrinii* Pdlcon'ol. (<o-3Tt.-h Ok.
(/ffr/flor ‘tvdpole fr. ffpror ‘round*.
Bvi'frog' ancient lexical word. Cf.
rotina) T^ffvt.UJnft
Eohippita Pafroiifol (vRenuaof liortee
of the Eocene porioi* Btoxvi-tTBlTl
eolianciaeolian
Eolidae tn

EolktwAeoIit

eolith /Irc/iflcof. TB -BlBItl n-
eolithic adj. Jreluuol. <ri -JiviDlT
Eomoropu* Paleanfol.

BTnfif

eoniainatrantveatiiiam m.

EooycfcrH 'Zoot (bO

eararn, BT'fl inliabitant)

Eopileoxoic n Ofo! TBJTTtETTri.
eopaleoxoie (td/. Urol. »Bjr«PflB
eophyle Paltmtol- ^ B^B rt.
eo»Bn)ine Col Ind BBftBBnt
rotate (a avlt ofroixi) TfiB ri.
Lotaiiru* rnironfd StBBTS'BBlfil
EoicnioniiJae (traciteaa praaant—
Imni p. S2C) tn.

eoMU(Ok. roa ’davau'. (rom Sanaknt
n^) Clirii BBftl f.
eotioale BBifiB N
eoaine Cfrfw* BB?fl /.

e. blueCbf. /nrf.Trtl^laf
e. Hue ahade No. 55 te(. Ind. BB?ft
OTBI «

e. blulth Col. /«d. BBrfr
e. crimaon Cof. Ind. «Tf*nr

e. tcarlet Col. Ind. TTtft sfpn
eotinophil nd/. (itaiiting readily ivith
ecMiin) BrBfh-tvJB

eotinopliilii (luarLe 1 hy an incroaae
in eoainopliiU BB'^tTva'l) BBftTT'WI*
fdfB II.

eoiinophiloiii cell JJiol.TTfffTvBB *hn
Eolhenum P.iltontol. (ona ol tha
earlieit Sirenia of tlio Mi.lilla Eo.
c«iie~Fn 11 CU)BBr«f«nrtT-tianft

) otlieroidc* B b oilierium
Folilanopt PifcoHfel. (Qk, ,

priinitiie true titaoothere
TJV>TU*fr BBt&

Eoao'ic Qcol. BB-BTT m.
eoaoon Dlilfoniel. BTSrtl (l>0 *».

S90 •pi4«aiio cattle £••••

E.P.

E.P. (expenmental plot) W.

ep »cme Spo/iifion ^ TI*SI /
epeiropenesii Cm{ (Gk »jwirt>i 'm»m
l»nd’) n.

«pCiro"«OiC Cldl WWjTT
cpeirogenie inovemeot Otel twm
nffi

epeadjrme Anal (epithelial membrane
liDinj; the Tentricles of the brain)

ephebicaJ^ (adult)

epheJrmiTirA /

LpheJra Bot. (genua of nearly leaflets
throbs) «iTr<l*innfit
E gerarduna (a deeoction o( Ibe
stems and roots is a popular
remedy (or rheumatitm~~Basu)

E iDtermediaxE pacliyclada nW

•n*<r

E pachycladaxE loterraedia
E iiBiea

L vulgaritaL. gerardiana
cpIiedriDtacpIiedrioe
ephedriDte hj^drochloridum ■ «plie<
driae hydrochloride
ephedrme -ephednaa Pham, twrft
/

ephedrme hydrochloride Pluifm

ephedro-adreoalio (tphednae hy.
drochloride + adrenalin) Phnrm.
•niilnCeei /

Ephelota Zoct.

E gemmipara (a pecoliar process
o( budding) njxnt
ephemeral p steardt

3 flat (existing only ■ day),

( rt) m

ephemeral chararter roll WTtWfiw

wreiwi'afw

phemeral rirrular srroT^t^fhtr
Opp. perruaoent mreular
T»

ephemeral coffe»|ondeDce sir ta i faT

TaraafT

ephemeral importaoee ttlT^i fa^

ephemeral tnemoraada t ir t* l ftl»

Siaa

ephemeral ootea tad

airfeai At "PI

epliemeral roll KTTClf^iRaiTfe
epliemerils (plants srhieh endure (or
a day, sometimes apidied to short*
lieed eommuDitiea on siable land
—Dor p. 102) tlTTiftft ( T^O

n (tea ephemeral)
epheiaeraBncphemend
Ephemera vulgata ninT*a trfaTlflr
(adult Ills IS only a (ere hours or
days)

epbemeridaiapliemeraa Z«al. H^nV

Ephemerida stfl(Ta^-f|S| m.
cpliemeria (regiatera planetary moTS*
^anta)Sfa41/

Ephemeroprera Zaol- «(a(UVr n-pj.
Epheolata Zool. (reproduction la by
eiternal budding) IHRliT

Epliestia Zoot ^jihi-aaift floor
+ V' art eat)

E. eauUlla (flg moth)

E, huelifticlla (Mediterranean flour
aiotb) ITTJfisa ^•Stl
ephidrosii (rpi+iidrom) i/*rf (ex*
cessire perspiration) vfilT^ n*
ephippium^aaddle Anal . Zed. mm

Epliydrs Zeet. (geons ot brine fijea)
ergatwl tnrrfii
ephydnd

rphydridte iiT m.

EphyJnoae ns.

ephyri^oot- (baring suteeaepoLalike
limbs) almtr m*
epi* 1 Bel. T?(t-

2 (Ok., {rom Sanakrit eft) Chen.

wft.

8 P treg, ttft*
epiLaaat nd>. Bet. aaftc
epibaial cell BoT. Tlflv Asn
epibasiJiuRi dTpeel. wftn u e ftwt n.
Epibalenum peodalam m Goceuius
pendulua Sot-

epiblaiCxeclodemi Biet. (outer layer
of the blaatodenn) m m
epiblema But (superficial layer of
roots) ^firwr fu,
epiboIcBCpiboly

epibolie oAJ Bmftryol. tnairfi ( r^)
Cpibolie gasIniU Bmbrpef, ■le rr dT

cpiboly'.epiboleBmtryel »rmntk/.
epibranchlal edj. Zed. TlfnA«T
epicalyx Bo{ (stipules, fused in psirst
producing an apparent outer or
extraeatyxS*^^— BendersoBlTf).-
tftm n

epicardium Jnof
epicarp Bof

Epirarpurua oricntalia ^ SirrLIua
asperBoi.

epiccntril n. iiMl. <t-

epicentral line Baiimef
epicentre n

Epiceralodus forslrri a Ceralodul

cpicheirema Xopie T)^>*rw*n I’l.
epi.chlorliydrin Kfq 4lfr(T
epichordal nrf; Zeol JltwR*
epichordal lobe Zed. qifn

epieoeliaaeerebellar ventricte Zed,

ftsftsm-nTi/,

epicondyle Afiat, m.

cpieontiDental ad), (orerlappiog or
resting upon a eontmenO
epieoracoid edj Zed. (etamant at tbo
•larnal end o(theeora«oid)8^fmT
epicomic brancbca Fertiltf (a tarm
applied to the elustan etsiaall bran*
ehea sshich sake their appeatanee
on the Item of a ttea that baa been
exposed to some advarae iaBueuoe,
such at Bioessire light* fire or
luppresaion— IF3)

epirotyl Bof n.

epicranial plate Zeel
epicrinium Boof- (dorsal wall of the
head of insects) filfriftfilft /.
eplcullcle Zeel. n.

epicycle Aitrm. n

epicycloid Crotn. (a enrre traced by a
point ot a circle that rolls on tbe
outside of a fixed circle)

epidemic a<f/* W1t«. Bjmcm
epipliylolir eiyiiURV
epizootic USjZUNU, BifflIUlt*
sporadic «mhr«
endemic

ejudemic n SBIIC tVl m*
epidemical disease cbttV tVn
epidemic cattle disease BV-tV*!

papers sttb*

•pidamic cixcolat

S91

Epipogusx aphyllum

epidemic eircalar wnTETTn-^ftT*
cpiJenucdiiease iqn% fr»r
Epidemic Dueues' Act (‘?7144rn-*dV>

-epidemic diipeniary
Mr4UM(<

epidemic dispeoiary equipment
t'tntU'I AfkJWff-A4U
Epidemic Diipensary Officer
frn*i^T4'<A’4*«fvkni
epidemic dropsy i^nc -ifitliu

epidemic daty aqi'4A<MI*44i<4
epidemic form (7T77
epidemic iafiaenzalpneamoma«7!7V
aPiT^ra-WVjTTT*
epidemic in iporadie form
atrmsHi

epidemic pneemonia Min 4
epidemic report cq (744111 *nf4^^4
epiJe^c imall'pox (qiqqtr^ff
epidenuolo'icat'adi. ft iWl Pitta
epidemiologist m.

epidemiology Minviil fiTn ITH*

Epidendran £c<< (OlL«pt ‘apoo' +
rfrniron ’trio’— groseieg npoo trees)
fiqqgT'ifflifir

epidermal edi. 1 irfinfra. itfVqq*

3 Bet. arfowita, stfw*
epidermal cell Set. ai1>«Ft<a^an
epidermal ontgrowth Bet. srfnrfla

Tri

epidermal peeling £<><. irfimr-fltv
epidermal reeeptor ZeoU aif^sr6>

cpidermia 1 Ai%al. irfirell fi.

2 1?oi. nfeer m.

Epidermopbyioa Bet- (» genua of
fongi) wfirerrvBTrPi
E. cruris, E. inguinale (eause of
tne* eruris) sfn^-irfiqiw
epidiascope var tr^ n.
epididsmis AmI. wFwiq m.
epididymitis J/rd. Kfeneih ri.
epidlonte Ptlroj. pWitt ■•irnqjr „i.
epidole HI. for

eium, et- for rrrr^ alnmiaiom, >f.
for -sa iron, *V for a.lieato,

•te for mineral), (ll'jlfiri «.
(a yeIIonith>freea ta fly mmeral)
epigutne aJj. Tt^IRT
epigutrie region

epigiatne yein Jmtt

epigeal ad), (germinationl Bet. Tq!^*

epigeaa life BteL sfiij'lli afm
epigenetic origin Ctoj-
epiglottu Aeot 4»tf q %nq H.
epigooal organ BeoL nvinfi WT
Epigoaiehtliyi .2oof Ugennaoflanee-
leta fiariBg gooada sapii^e oqI^ on
the right aide of tbo body)
STTemfir

epigraphist m.

epigraphy 1 jn^W-Omt /.

3 (epigrapba cr inacriptiooa eoUee*
tirety) Sn%tl eb
epigynoni adj

epigyny Bet. Tt Usm n /. (C/. Ttfinft
abore gronod*)

Epibippua PaUentol. (a geona of an-
cestral boraea eizt of the Cpper
Eocene uiR^s^jn)
epihyal a«f/ Zed.
epilepsy iptd. srqfUiTei., “tiiR
epifepf ic ad), asqrsrft (
epileptic fury atqwift sin
Eptlobiam Bet. (wdlosr.like learH.
srillow Ori berba)

E. eogusufoliom
epimer irTram «.
epimenc ad). atfroiTss
epimendeeepuDer
epimente Zod Tifh»yT m.
epimerixition w Fm ni q i /.
epimeron £oof. sn^verTTm.
epimeumorphism Pttreg (metimor-
phism eharaetenstie of epizoue i e.
uppermost zone) «.

epimysiam deal (external abeath of
• muacle) sfnaflc n
epinaity Bet. (the upper aurface de-
relopa more Tigorouily, eauaing a
downward eurrainre) ao^tfezn { jjiy

epittepbnaeBaJrenalioe tlgTil /.
epioeural «, n.

epineurtl canal Zod- TTTr^q jyqi
epineunum Zod. (abeath of a nerre
-trnnli) ^ 1 l*q*wiurst e.
epiotie I gjj. a ' lfitfa*

i IS (rpiotie bone) d'lfiVSilRq »•
Epipjctis iloi (geoua ofplaata winch
are ruiCed cbieCy by wasps urr)

STZ&S'Ssrriir
Epipetalicbihyi Zool.
smfii

E. wilduugensia mtIT»q
epi-petalous adj. Bet ?«•*<

(stamens fnsed with petals)
epipharyngeal ad) Zool. (pertaining
to the dorsal aspect of the pharyns)

epipharyngeal groove Zool. (extends
along the dorsal aspect of the pha-
rynx— PH iH4)nii^s»TSi(WT
epipbarynx ^oof, (membranous root
of month in Imecia) rn.
epiphora Htd. (an abnormal over-
flow of the tears down the cheek)

epiphragm(Gk epiphrofna'eorenag’)

1 Zed. (of gastropods) lifrt m.

2 £of IiyTT m.

Epiphyllum Sot. (frequently grosm
for the sake of its large scarlet
dowers— MeLean L926) sfnTgtri-
sinft

epiphysial adj wftsftTT*
epiphysis J 4nflj wfisfiTTfi.

3 w pineal body w pineal gland
-epiphysis cerebri ZeoL
trfisTm.

3 Zool. (of an eehinoderm) nftri

epiphyte n. Bet. (plant growing on
another plant— I.PJI) Stsrfl(.rO
m. <

parasite TT** (jif.)
epiphytic adj. vH^ (
epiphytic root £o{. smfT ^
epiphylology srfliTfi) /.
epiphytoiic ad). Bot. (eommoo among
plants) 3lVi^aqi*n epidemic)

epiphTiotie disease iq m
epipIa«troa Anat. n.

epipleural «. Zool. n

epijifldite Zool (in the natural posi-
lion of the parts It 11 directed up.
wards— PH HOllTTfrlTTin.
epifiodiuiii Biot- (nina around tbo
entire iid' of the foot— PH. I 563)
ufnrx Hb

Epifw-iim Bet penua of leafless sap.
rophytes) fitTyrnnfir
E. aphyllum StWPq frHl

epi*pt«lT90ld

592

iquiUp TsUd

rpi<pteT7;;oid Zool
cpipubio prore*! ZkI.

ht5

«pijeptlou9 o(fj. Bot ft?® (f^TS

epiKpilou9 whotl Dot
episode n.

epiipidxs «qftfern/

hypospadias

epiapisticuo liquor (used m e blia
tsriDg liquid) •a^riili-rurfl/
epispore Bot VTtTTT* ui.
epiiuuc Biol (suppressing or control*
liog the actioQ o( another)

epistixis ittd ^tHHEwn m
cpisternum Zoot (anterior plate of
-cartilage in amphihiaos) \ifT

episiematous edj Bot d'lRfJW
cpistomr 1 Zool (a liplike organ
(oTtring or orerhanging the mouth
in certain Polyaoa— Web.) g«hr<«
3 (region between the antennae
and the mouth, or a plate cotering
it) gsRftf, m

Epiaiylia Zcol m(5l

E plicatilit cittn'A
E. unbcUane grl)
epiiyUo|iiia logic TWT-clvnv n.
cpiibere 1 Dot (ootar ralre of a di>
atom) wfir«w n
3 Zool z^rrmet m

cpithecium (e coverisg layer— Me
Lean I 873) aroretm
epitheli* B epithclio- arfliev^.
epiihrlial adj
epilhehal cell
rpilhrlial layer fci
rpithelio-, rpiiheti etfjtUX
epilhclio rlioriahs aiRj«ff7‘tr^
rpithelioiderpitbrloid
cpilhelio Riusrular cell Zeti. arfi(
«f7TT

cpilbelioiu ll,d (eicesMTe but be-
nign growth of epithelium)

ifi/

cpilhelmm .feet

cpilhelite I'i 1 (to eorer with epi-
tbelium) vfifstr^

9 (to coarert mlo rpitbe'ium) erfg.

cpithctoid«,{/ Jug ari^cv^
epahem £oC- (oooatitnte* en interiial
hydalbode) n.

Epithetoaoma Zod. (has an eitremely
loaf proboseie which, unlike that
of the other genera, it holtow~

Pn 1 878)

epitome 1 ClirftRf. nnhT at

S (a piart which aepreeenti tj-picalljr
a large whole) n,

epitomise tk. tfift VTZt, RtTtlnC
^Z?. irfitw*

Epuoa ZmI m.ft.

cpixoic adj Zool (exiernall)' parasl-

ti4)TzWrt» ( ri)

gpiaooe PttTOf (oppermoat tone of
raelainorphiecD~T} rteil p.3&T)

loeaotooe l|ii|ll\ll
Lttaiooe (liaetl^ll
epiiooB Zool- ( .tq) PK

epiaootic oifg- ^geoiqa, nrOitunv
(tea epidemic)
epitooiien (4nv QytlU
epuootic diaeeee aqiK 4{)(lri
epitootic lyropheogilit Tfymrc Rid-
ra t f l d> 7

epiioom ptwutaouie s y u P l »

epoch 1 gw « , g*in**i n
3 dafron (en inataot of time or
dateeeiected as apoiot of relsrenre)
5nT, wwwt WW "» • Pihl /.
3<7eoL •ggt n.{for ayeoniwif lea
era)

EpoicoiheriumPateswM anftwiwn^wi.
nwrf^

E propoaitioo £«i|ric W uiBiwni
rpsoRiMe (natiTeEpwoin aalt) wiOiw
ns (w for wrai5 magoeeiura.SJ. for
sulphate, -ZZ for mine-
ral) ^

Eptom eelt mPiuj •ruw
EpIatretideeZeof

F pfstretue Zod (Ok- bepti *aeren*4-
Irefoa ‘perforetad’ ie gille GiU
poocliet have aeparate eiternat
epeninp) Ct^tffZ-mnPt
F . etouti *nwj*u

F.P U, (Earopean PapmenU Union)

TcfV*

ytzettu-i^)

eputia (a hard luaor of the gams)

^rwjrfSlJX *w.

equal ad }- 1 fnfW, fnr.gw
3 (-) -Vatb. ere
6-f3-9 ^gw(ew(^)^{%)
like, alike (mi
uniform

equal and parallel Ji/elb- erem edr

erepst

equal eogle Kolb- Cren

equal deflection method PApt tmT’l*

equal dittanee method pbyi renwi*

rex {\id

equal dittribution (reffWXW
equal (oreet Srotinxrerem
equal in all reipecta ~ identietlly
equal •• congruent xrrfffre
equal |B migniiude but oppotito
lu tigo mwi frew, ftn S

equaliirwrqualite
equality xrewt (Coast 1, RtnwsT/
equality before law A rf^ n
Rtrei

equality of epporlunliyireHT"«*WlTi

*rere»rex

equality o( wealth Ecen ■WXreWR

equalitalioD trewxw ■.

equahaation account rerefft^rer
equaliastien of diitaucca Sare ^7^*

equtliaation tariff tnrerfl trs^
equalue »6 turexw, RW *TWfr ire

equtliarr Pfp (a atraigbt arm crank
uae.1 in interlocking) fnreiT ei.
equalising oify tW¥T, titfflft (-*\)
equalising rocfficicnt Kalb ireVT

gw*

equalising error-eorapcnsaiing er.

rnr RitiiO Pttre
equalising fund treVtO 6tfl
eqiialiaing liora>give tod lake liaca
Swre. H«mft

cqutliiing two tijet (baUneing) **■
WtHt n-

equally nmw (Conal)

equally commonly sretWF7*l«'MireW

equally entitled ireiW Ft
equally ipaced tretWlTTfirW
equally valid ireTW ^ d Wire

• qutt nuItipUf

tifuat 'muhipUt m rrfiiimuUipU*
Hath. wTI' 5. Hfl 'J 1 "i

jiff/UMion «il Ji»« ^

mn £r»!m J

e'{'>al i^mp^rini'Tit Utw t^-fTrn-

n/l]

ifliulnvTit liuT'? !nr»T

•rcT-TsPr

mfltm n

r^ailion if-jiA. •TilTXn n . n.
{Irr.m

^•ivitk'iful rftmk»ft {iifi iTWm
ti]**twftut r^pfrt^uiifin rtirnft^

frrrw

e^tuiKrtiil th*mj irryAiiym}

*nft«TT »•?

«r^4<tMn <lt«iti/m«l/nn^'ilLia'ni(i

c^«jitofl lo (•lli'iuitj fr^T^k

C^««t<«o »rvy-wftct»

fftf • hOA (rrvi«r:.

rifrcT

M]«4ti4S«f tn i/aik.

ftf tn ••4‘i Afftf' Utth.
«yw ^ «tt n^mr

at fAMf' Atttt/n

WT

Aitrun 'Ttt.

T^tTT-njflf-r

t^mtlOli ®( ; MlIfKfKT'TV**

wrf U ’ i

af Ilf) t ^ifren SXTTfAfiu

«.^attv>ii«I JfatK.

p>j^ fnmif *1 toftnT
«^M>oa cl m'rtion ifatk.'xUATit%’X
ori.il Aitro%^ KX'f>‘Tifv

n*

tA fnym'nU WVWJtlSjtTr
c{ tl.^ f.r»l ^ath.

<><T w inTr*^

#^**<90 ot th^ <jf<C order

of th' drf/rem

f" •"

eqattioa «f crier fgn^

JOI cT^iipsiCRt Ubl«

r/{>j*ti®n of tia' |f>>f<l Aeft** ifalk.
»ijtji«*onoflI>' •*'«'* O''*'' fflTPT-

^»jtiiti/in of tiin^

»>]a*ti/<a of «>a>^ tram I’hyt-

rrtrt^

rqtiiict 1 fvprf^, frfrrf^rf «.
t'rcn T^»)

2 k't tfttrriT /

»^iz*tori>l aAi t ^fTTT

1 Aitrm

3 f ryit-

* /'*>t iTTTift
r'}<ift/<rut ». I ••^ifoiiorul

2 <!' »tfor ij (fT^^ «
fejiiatonal Afrtea %-''ft7
eijuatctial calm* ler,^rx.ift)

twi?

^i^rjatofui ImtiMfiOtal parallaM Jtfrtn.

frjTxi^ afn frttrx

erxuatftful pUtte /,<) tT^Tt
e'f'lttntul plate f!,'l ('f tM
trsn^

c/jitatoriai tett/,nT*\77-9'X^,

(St'm trVtrXiXV)

e'j’iatcrttl afttem Ailren fTJTTj^

/Irf-r

Atirort. U’l^Xy

\»«

*'J<l»* »7W-,

^Tjijofoljra/// »nwn, »Tffmnr
»fVTT\W

erf Ilia ted cAJ.bairg tKfotirxtair

lOjlil *• d,ice->tie'»ft^*tir^
t'l'ltennyifate diameter Wl

leituiae Zryt (far JfI»Tt-4?t«
«<^<i>-f>m«««ioiul rrytuU mArztw.

('■f^ dirce'ti")
erpidiataot 64! iSrtk.
eijaifarial *nr^K

eff'iifaettl atrunate nv^x A

nr I ViVA

eqciffafiolar adj Crfit mrtrAtx
eqciUteral ad/ i Jfalk rtnpkv
7 Z/ri W7vi

eqeitaleralhjpetleAaOfyn ftU m-ArrX
rquilit^rit tntafi' ~ r^fular |rt>
»»f I' rjecm 'HI
eqtitil/rifim inf»r*5 1 » . *rT7 n

rqii'ilif/riam tntlftU mnT^ht'KT>f
eqniliMom 7/jtituot (KiKt) *nrir»f»
(‘nrf* ('■'•(/'•T.)

rqaililinam of aapply and demand
Hf'jn. B^r? »pn rnfirtrm *n*^
equiJii/riam point 1
2 I'kyt rtPTTrAtar
eqndii/nam poaiiion tm^TV-ftnU
equihljTiam frvte fre/n rrvyr^
''((»I<!>riaai rate *f iaW'tt ^if Cl
*TJPTTC-*r4

^'lojlil/riom of tidea Attr^e

Wf cr *?JT?TC tT?7»7
rqttimarfinal adj H"/n. fftf-Axanax
c/iumarfiatt reiam fW/iu

»»rc

<>/{i>fniarfinj| otHiiy Z(cn, rxfi ft g TT
TT^rlrofy

eqaimoUenttf ndj

^^'joiffjol^'TiJff tohli'/n
frcTC

erifiim'fmentti tyitem Xalh »nrfrW-

t*p>»n»5i)i/5»«»'jMaJ inn]ii{ilr italk.

tTtrTxA otttn ai'tri o
eqnifte «»., CT

equine turn C»C Tf/STT
eqainoeiUI rt.lnre Atlron. fr^T*
ft ft' . a .

eqnite/eiul hne Ailrcn, ftjl f«I
eijoioi^njal j.oint Atlrm. frzt fr*Z
aqijinert Atlrn. n. {Ji'/rn •f(%

( }, rqaaxor ftyiTV''

eqriipafe arrai /» frffTT, Aai( m.
eqiaipinitloa Ckef<i (datnleitiJin cf a
•'ll jl* oparif two ImoiU

ae Ua •'.l»*'t«) ttut^ia n.
tq-uptnenx I riTt / , Avn
2 TTt'C n.

eqniptoent ami atationerj trrrrrJtn
^anirttrii

fqn'ipment len Atr’rJttl
r'pijrtjv'tit for aexion Ctc^*

wnt

r<joifrtBr-nt of llrf" •rmf 5 <»T^TT»t
^^ oijicn/’at/ift'tt'Iaift-anTT '

tefnUtiema AvTt frfnw
•'p»j>tn/Tji room frtrrrcT^

r'pIj/trirDl ae^ti^ialrtrerm^voj
r'lnipmenl ta^le tm 0'l'/|

tquipoUnKftl

eqnipoteotul a^J, Phft. (htrieg (be
Stine "W potentitl
eqnipotcDtitl rutre VS

equipped ^HiJi
eqxiiridieal adj Vath.

Eqnuettcete ((tmily of pUnti
bno*i ts Jior«t<jiJi)*tTWIT*^ n
EquiieUlet Bet «ITnn->lhl n. (V>V

Fquuetitei Bot stwimwiraTfir
E. henungvftji RBtfV WVWtnv
Equitelun Bc4 (genus ol borietsiU)
itTTSIT HSlIfl
E. »n ense ^-efTWIT
E. debile (stems Us— Bun) S 3

E ppsntenm^f^WWVTt
E limosum (gromog in boggy
pUees) ■fW^ViUSVITiVPs^bog)

T iiusmiura (nnximu"! 'lirgest )
WgtSTTTR

E piluxre (p.i(ut(r4 'beg snrtop*)

L •jWstienm w-SJTTty
E (elmsieia • E masimua
cqaitsbie Affy

S Inw (tbst etn be susUioed in ft
court of equit})«if^(sw equity)
equitible siletraent V^ZV
equiiibU ittets tau MiRes
cquitalle ftMigomeot Lav RtRvs
scfiigwtsv

equitabU tbii jt Eo»« SlRvS SVTZ
equitabte roavertioD Lau snfivs

equitable defeoce snfNs sf^rarT
equitable doctnue of eleclion £au
VTS St RI*V Rmst (qiytrp 3Slft)
equitable eatale Law StRvs *qqi
equiubte ettoppeS Law mftvs ffft*
trw

cqurttUe eseeulioo Law mfbvs

ft«n^

OB eqniuble gTOUDila *VTSS STT^ it
equitable letereal Law Slfivs
equitable intereit m laod Zmw

i( s-favs

equitable iBlereit Ift property J^w
frrf^ % srfavs ffs

equitable lies Law SiRvs StsfTfV-

srt

equiuMe aertiage Law StftvS

tPtfS

equitable plea 01 defence stD VS S%*
SSSSWIRfesTt
equitable rent Law StRvs
equitable title XaiefnRss
equitably Law BT*Stl > sSTW
equity Law SttV «• (frotu VUMTTt)
joataee »VTS

equity jnritpmdeoee Zniib RItV ^iig-

ftl«

equity, jasiice ftod pood evuteience
«r*v. asfiv rfly OT w’tfSW
equity of a atalnie Law
equity of redemptiou Law fvSISV*

«nv

equity to a aetllcineDl Loac 'WWI SI
nTTVrtitSIT

u 1 ( 0*1 equity snt St (tiauiRmt

equiealeutel Rqftst /.

1 Clusu. /

equlfaleticr pointiocud point tnn*

equiraleot adJ. 1 RSli (W oqusl. *r
value)

g swv. «B. 3gq
S Cbem HNMJS

equivftleut eoudaetivity Chm. fnt

equtealeol eoaataut wind ftsf
VIS

cquiialeat masoetie abell Pbgi
fwrl «?iRvc ims

equvsalenl propoitwu sv^jv ** 3 .

vrr

equieeleDt rank 5W VTftvft
cquiraleot ee^eot jifajk gittV wvf,
cni ut*v

cqniealeat ueipM Caen. imtfjS WIT,
StI Srt, ftvhVS WTt (eombiBiog
sreigM)

equiealte aif/. Ztii.
equisoTslity Logie VTsq-sstn /•
equivocal tenn Lagtt SS-vq

equivocate eb. Logie ViZT SSS
cquleocatiMi S«q-S« (at igaiDil
vr»TO»oapbiboly),VJTW (Irota

equiToeater LegK ftVT-StCl (4\) m.
Equeldeefiuborder) StVrjWoi.
EqauleuenColi, Teal Jitrea* STVS

■ Equulelnthelpha mn S| q s at.

Equut Zoel. STV-ffVtfil
E, afririnus STZnflr-SfV
Ei. aiitras (wild us e! .MnsO SV*
STS7V

E. bnrcbelli (BarebaU'i cebra)
ttnfitvix tiTv

E. raballus (Eat. eobaifaa ‘horse’)

Hiviwi styv

E. hemioDua sz am (91 so ui)

E. bemippui (la Onaotal mid us)
yrvn atgv

E. hcraonina Stzsq atyg*

E. onaper (aa OrieBtal vrild asi)
vsvtrfat aizv

E prexeealiVii (of Ceotral Asia)
vwnjfrf-wfv
Er (erbium) Cheat,

E R. (eastern raaga) ^V. (X<Tf VfiSv)
era 1 Atiron tivq

3 Ceat, (eanaapends to group of
roeki) SW PI
period Gtol‘ 5 s
epoch Oeof. *339
ape Ceet. ftVTW

era black F. era chrome hlaek ]
rone Bchrome fait black FTT
era chrome dark blue Dethrone
blue N *

ctsditftBt Patbof V*^tS«.

eradicast foa^etde SVSVIT

era6este ek 1 tvQfm STVI (m, of
black tnarkat)

3 Fbputry (Germ cnlvererlii) 9*3;
svi wiqvT

etadicallOB .(jrie- va^W a-i wiioCif

Erigroilia Bot’ (Gk. rroia 'to loea'-f
ogPNiir *grsas'. Cf itt popular namo
lore grua) tTVqv-WTft
E. eynoauroidea n Deimoatacbya
bipinoata

CTsae *b. vedv. faztVl
eraser n4s ea.
erasing TV^ u-iflniVI
eracing kaife Ts4<i-T(k

eTaiorerv4sia.,fhZHI

eraiurea or ererwntiapnRrvT SVVI

erbii Chen, (arbiua oiide) TWT/>
erbium Chen. tV«t/.
erect adJ. 1 (upngbt) Vs<rt
3Ssd

•tact

•no •Uzarin* blu*

3 Bot.^

ertrt tZ>. »t?Tt Prtrtfll

re.erfcl It WTT *wr,

*rert • baildiag WTT •R’TT
erect acrUl Bot. S'! (or »™)
erectile tmuc^iwj/
erect iiiu;e OpWialmd.
erecting j>rum Pfigt- ^iSw

erection ftrt

erection and remoral (of atraeturei]

erection of auiur* sf^nrt ^7^

erect ayttem Bot, (Man.

Fhje. p S3< It atands out into tlia
water^Oiamben p 41tb]

Ereraiit ZosU (Qk. ntmia 'deaett')
(et^n ‘daaert* ancient

cremopbyie (a plant eliaraeterutie
of Ilia desert or aterp«)*f^6r^/.
Errnopieni Jrri 3^***f^ (3^
•Qciant name)

Etemotuehye fiot* etlasart tnR^

E •eantlocilyji «*riht tftawinf
E, riraryi (tba a««dt are giren u
• eoolinf madieioe»Buiij ttnn*9

erepain BierAm. (ananryme oftba
intaetinai ]t[iee)«I«r5fi|/.
ereptaae Bet. m.

EmUtoB Zed. (senna oi tree-porcn-
pieea) tnStTCTfs-BWft
ErelhiioDtidae m.

erg 1 Fhyi Wtui.

3 0ec9> (a desert resion of ahilting
tand)^w*n5in.

erganone lilne Cot. Ind, (ersanono
dyes are nsej in calico prielins)
wfttcsiPrB

erganone grey Cot. Jnd. *!%*« ^JtT
crgaaoBo Tiolel Col lud.

ifnswHi*

erganone yellow Col. Ind. acififd

Ergiiilas Zoct. (tbe antennae are
moililied into hooks for bolding on
to the boat— ra. 1 iSl) al

Btnft

crgaatic odj. Siol. (Ok. erpiufiioa
‘wotkiag. indnatnoua'} Vt4»l
ergssue inUUate Fioh ^■I't

ergobasine »ergotoeui»ergoalelrine
=ergomelrine Bieek/y*- /•

ergogrsph p$gehol. an; fet# m.
ergamctriBe=ergol>asine
ergon Phyt- anrig m
ergo propter lioe Lesic™ post hoe
ergo iicrol (rrpot-'-atcrei) Stoehem.
m.

ergoiieinne^ergohaaiBe

ergot 1 (\ fnngna disease of cereals)

tl’I-J-Thj M.

3 (the fungus causing the disease)

ft.

3 ^ ergots w «ecale comutom
F/inrui. (dried sclerotial bodies of
tbe fungus constituting a dmg)
M.

ergola - ergot PAorm.
ergo|.ainiae CAme.

ergotin Phirm. (an eittact of ergot)

ergotioi hypodermica
ergoiinine
ergotiantoaergoiin
«rgomBi»t^.^ni.
ergotoeiBwergobasine
ergotoxioe(rrset+lo»i«)CAm.nm*
«»/.

ergot po(sotiingttet|fttisu
erg aecond sn^Ovn
eria ^oaf.fthe Assam ailkwoniiiPAifo.
atmiA riciui. which feeds on cuter,
oil plant) y.t'o-jftoi'ftt w.

Encs Bot. (genus of the true beatbi
ftwra)

E. cinerea (Scotch heath) ^
(cmerolJtO

E. tetralix ^ (cro ss leared hestb)

Ericaceae Bot. |i'«* f « «
Ericiolaeerta PaUontel. (Let. ericiHl
'lieilgebog’ »Tf* + heerla
argtprtftwJnnfii

ericoideaPoe. rox-Oikernm)

d'WlTW

erfcoid leaf ^

Endinid Jttrim. /.

E f i d a n n a J$tron. (Ok En^anei
'name of e met*) Wgtjtl m.
a EiidjuIwAclieniarCTwirgr^trBa.
0 EridaniwCoraa (gdlv wgijB m.

7" EridaniwZaorak ugljlt «.

0 Eridaai » AA» Stgtjtl 1^.

ff EridauiwAcamar SlTt; n.
o' Eridanis'Bcid m>

o* EridinitsKeidtra^*

T* Eridini a ADgeteDar=Ancbat
m-

n*— vr Endani = Theemlm
fro* miss. ^71 KgI3* n.
erie black CXOO=direct black MS
e. brown CCN> direct brown SC
e, cardinal TBwdirect red lOB
e. Congo 4Bwdirert conga red
e. direct black GX^direct black
MS

e. direct green ET, erie green WT
• direct dark green
e, fait brown GRndirect fait
brown C

e. fast onnge A->direet fast orange
SE

e. fast red FP^direct fstt red T
e. Cut testlet VA«ducct fast
scarlet SE

e. fait yellow WB-eotwn yellow
e. garnet B^direet garnet R
e green TT»d>iett dark green
e. orange Redirect orange R
e pink 2 Bwdireei LnlluBt^ me
B eatn

e. red 4 Bu direct red 4B
e. scarlet Bwdireet icarlet B
e. nolet BVTodlrert riolet R
e. yellow Ywdirect brilliant yel-
low G

Engeron Sot.

E. aiteroidea (yellow flowers—
Bisn)

E. canadensis (sobblei'spegs, Caus.
da flubane. Canadian fleahane,
•quaw-weed) OWW
(Buu tdVnftt)

erika BB extrsudiTect pinV B
Enlepia sonifer UltlPg 4lin /
Eriniceidae (f&mily) WrgW-TTt m.
(kini 'hedgehog' oecurs in the
fiTT of TOTftftr. Cf. Sindhi
Erroaceinse (subfamily)
m-

Ennaceoidea (suborder) aigCT^'Isi r>
Eriuaceui Zool «lg*-inrf<i
E. europieusgdqd'Vrsv
erio- sdi.

erio aliunne bine Col. Tnd.

tio BBiuine

596

error ol adjustment

eno aiurine Col- Ind. sS|
erio black Col /twi
eno bine C«i

Enobotm !3ot g-J’Jilg-Hjnfir

E jajioDica (Chinese meillar,
Japan medlar. Japan tiuinee,
loanat) aiRPT gnAgtHm
erio cannine Cot In<t
eno-cMonne

crio-chromal bordeaua Col. 7«<t tA«

e brown aJl9^ig TW
e. prev 3:A?Ag vyrr
eriocliromc azurol Col Ind S^ItA*
srifte

e. black *5f^ss
c bine

e blne-blatk 3:^5^?
e liordeaox ifTtra

e briUianl blue xAsAc vrgt
e brei«n^*r^’« <V(
e evanioe SPAtS*
e. dark blue sArA* wfes iftn
t dark l.rowB «Aif<Ac fllfftr VH
e deep bron n rtrT W
e flasine tflJ’U'A* fWt
e parnet sAnfnt ftn^
e pcranol »*t‘rte*ft«rfVstfFT
e preen

e prey»3i7d|«^nt
e loJipo
e Davy blue
e olive a^ftrA* rr^^rr
e orange awrA* srrt*!
e phosphine sJifAs: JTHdt
e redarfit^TTT
e verdonC arfrA*
e violet

e yellow jeirAsfbt
erioeyanine Col /rid ^Arpmft
EriodenJroO i7oi r%TOW»pfl BTift
E. anfracluotiiin o Ceiba pentan.
lira (vrlute cotton tree, kapok
tree) W«n»U ?>’ISllPWrf» (Datta'a
Clavsbook ol Botany
L pentandmm Ceiba penlaD-
dra

rriodictyoi cWt. atiAjiHs n.
Eriodictyon (Ok rno »Ar + diiryon
■m) Dot *'h1ai'i'U4ir%
eno fj»t blue Col lad ^ ft^T >ftit
e»»o f»vi brilliaM blue Col. J»a aAt
firnwigr^

eno fati fuefasSne Cal lad- sA A<rr

tiwi fast purple C^- Ind sA (wT

eno fa<t ml Cbl Ind sA ^ TtE
eno fast ttolet Col Ind. xrtiFTT

eno flavine Cbl Ind f^iff
eno floxine 6 II, b HI => •nudooapb*
tbol re<L6B

eno glaucine Cot Ind. (Gk eno
from erion slr+jjldiitof lir*ils) adi-

erioglaaiine supra Cot InJ

eno green Co) Ind ^
UnoUemDot Qlin^-iiatf^

E <juii><|uc1oeuljns poultice
made of lU roots is said to heal
tv ouods^Basii) ntansg ajm gw
eno oivy blue Cot Ind 3:At
•fts ,

enorubinc Cot Ind
eno violet Cot Ind S^^twsfrfipT
enovindme Col Ind angfid)
Emmstura Itca ew^jrg
SWJ slifl tailoD

Lrumaioriiise dtei WWtrctjgim *n.
Enihtcut Sot. ttcftnAt-tnnfa
E. rubetuU (redbroast) fnnpg*
tVSfWft

Erlao^er bluexwashlog blue
Erlenmeyer flask (it sHoxre its coo*
tents to be shaken laterally with.

out danger of spilling)
ccoiioe (assumes a pure nlnte ooat in
srinter) fgHofil «» (Cf. “janti g ftif.
srfr

erode «.( WUWK'*.

Frolia^rea VTWtV-ir>Tfr (reitlesi,
active, little K bird)

Eroliioae de«i ftkIijfe-wgdtTt'i
Eropbila Bol (rrepluias ‘apnag-
loviog*) Umlu

F. verfls gft WB'W*
erose ad/ (imgalar or uneven as
ifeaten or worn asray)

erasioa i WTUpa. stf(nT>i n.

3 (of toll) eeTFToi n ,

S IViMirfrp smun «.

4 Mil. (weanng away pi the barrel
ol a gun or nfl^ srr«T>l »
rorrosiOR «i<itvi, ^qriiei

corrasion RhtsAt
denudation srrgtWTei
laod-slide wst-^rdet
avalanche f^irgig
soil*crccp guriet

sculpturing rmfJt,

land sculpture 'J.TST’l
erosional mouniain Gng tmEnw-gAT
erotiuti of soil g^t-rrofftet
erosion resistant crop sraVFl ihA intf
E n P. ( nucopain Eacovary Pt>
grsnjm* ) • ?.*t ( SArt flats in»

Erpobdella Zed. sfq^fT-inn^
Erpobdeltidae Zool. tlfTT^lTT All as.
Erpornli Jtei ftZ7Bf5-!raift (cieep<
ing slong branches snd twig*

mi)

err (girn.i, gW win

Et R»i*»y Cephei dstron gftgwrrfe

trrant adj, Zod, STW* ( ig)
errani form Zod sn^rd) >rT^ m
Erraniia ^ocit (moit ol tbam ate
more or loss Itee'iwimala^
atir"i(g.im n. (W order)
errata «Tgf^:T* n.

corrigeDda ^

errata siateaent atgf^.fiiVTei
erratic odt- OkL (tranaportad from
tbeir original resting places bj 1 m}
Wiftr

etrin j ftwitet » , tfflUTgT
erroneous ody (Ww
WJT. *P5*'r

erroDCoua action mnag snA
erroneous impression SIPI

erroneously SIwnT. ftwf *15 ^
erroneous payment mif>rtA| irtBI,

error (rwtj in , HlPj/.. ^
misuke
blander
lapse ^
slip

faulty
defect 9ft sgim

error apparent on tbe faeC of Veeori
atfJi^w gWTf ifw
error due to rsdiaiion FAyr. rtfkT^
frfl«

error of idjuslineDC atnni*' ft**"

error of

error of centering
error of commission fjWT

error of constrtiction
error of curvstiirc ifjfrtm
ftwti

error of fact ^

error of graduation jijtrcti
f^vnt

terror of liorizontality wfinntt-ftwn
Arror of imperfect centering ^i(rm

iTXft V»3f7i ftstr

error of inadequacy Stofiitiei we^^fT*
Tn-flWt

error of inchnalion ^t'ron
fitOT

error of law fifirftsJT.'ftFj tfrtJW
ertoi of manipulation Stofiific*

error of omi«<ion Pte fttnr
error of orienuiion Jitron. •tgwfT^-

error of origin Sialhtlet
error *»! pcrpentlKularity pre^n-
finra

error of principle faVii

error of ‘runs' Jiirm. (error doe to
•erevr not moving the desired die*
teneei triir-frtnr
error of sag finIVeitr f^mt
error of tilt eiftr^fit-ftTm
' errors end omutionsp^ fefnr,

V .

errors end omissions excepted C«w,

pW Hfl

errors excepted fitnn , »j3

errors of estimate 5<<}<iiti<‘j ennew-

ftws

error! of grammar *ni*rot
enor^ <a< oWvsx^witi Moth wePTe'^-
ftps

errors or omissions PY^fewp,

error to l>c avoided
Enatxfasern — suLstilnte fihte*
(Jackson) BfiT-iTVJ m
erabescitCBUoraileBpeacocl, ore
J/iarroh n (wV^ ore)

erud>.ZooL(a caterpillsr or similar
insect larra) trm ws.

Emca ffol. pajW STBlft
E. aativa (rocket) PTtrPB IPgP
(Dssnffiaw, Hm BTfiiTt)

eiythro'blaat

centering 597

crucic acid C%em
cruciform «t/j. (enica i4iFi^l8*) ^ool
sr^lTTini^Pl
eruption l CfUff a%fH m.

2 ^oof

3 •Ved. srt^ tn
erupliscady Gfcg
eruptise rock 5JP
Er% atamia Sot, PHT iraift

E. coronsria = Tabrmaemontana
coronana (wax flooer) apat'B HOT
(B ,K ,M , Ben Gu| Bin Mar Un
KepM iJPt. Mai 8Tl\)

E dicKoioina Q \ os apple, forbid-
den fmit) tjiitlllll) <niT
E hcvncanaffollulesboatsliaped—
Dasu)^ltrK=i mf
Ers um - Lens nqj 731^

1 kn»-I>*os eaculcnia (lontii)
mwisit nqr

Erweco acid etuario Mne c«l /nd
(Erneco isCennaii ei(R)ue (Wl
CO (eomjc»n>)»It WeileVind and

CoJtp enpfiwftaftpra
E alixarin acid red TP
enp T«

L a)iaarinMackT«.lViTfB3ift;ciP
r. alixarin brown TP fpg fsJ l fa P H
E vat yellow T.P 5«TPra
E. yellow T.P. pTp

Erwioia (£) (a genos fatliogenio for
plants) PTTnmi^-PP^ (ti d )

E. amylophiU (causes apple and
pear Might) pvTnv-PlT^.

Erynle Sot. ^fni tas ^ jraife
E parucMlata Ptmvp^ nnms^ l (Kan.
^niix'Pl)

Erynginm Sot. PtlhraT
E, agasifolium ^iflTP
E. coesuktum 1 fKit isaueek~-
Basu) *IT*R»P ftftvjWT (Pan xrrfl
ripr)

E. maritimom Wgx fitttUit
ErjojM (fii. erimn 'to drawout'-fo;)(
‘e) o’) P-il/witel. TTniV^OPiPr
E meperplialaspgTfeiTTirPrfr
Erysimum l>aTl)3rea=0aTl>atca vnl.
garis

erysipelas Jfrrf ettvtpfi «.
ErysipeloihrixBtfl »mtpfr«.aPl 5 r
E rliusiopatbiae (canses aoino
eryaipolis) ^^-PtUPPP
Erysipliaceae JJ<i< (a family of pow-

dery mildews) «.

Erysipliales Bot tjTTirfiar nn n.
Erysiplic Eot. (i gonua of powdery
iiiildeos)»>?lf 5 Tfn intlft
E. graminii
E. polygoni

erythema (abuouinl raliiess of
t).6 skin] HfjnfeJn(!l’^)«».
erythema Dodo«um .Verf Tsf HrtJT
ersrtiema nodosum lepro=iim jej-
TtF-tT»tn

ersthenulous .Ifc'/ nfutHtaf
eiylhr- TfjT , TVE-
ErythraeaEot

1 ro\hnrg1iii (it is iisoil as a
Bubstitnts for cliiretta inBengsl—
Bisu) ^IUrFP P^PfpfffTP! (Giij.
/anffl/ lit/ uitli, Uin Ctf flUV’t)

erythrin (Gk erplftios akin to Skt tRtt)
Cliem

ErytlinoaBot PinGfTP RPlft
E indica (Indian coial tree, ninchi
wood) W t Ptvp Plftmp
Ivnn ttRsttv, M»I Tam

pdritstfamt Tel. TlRPTtg)

E rcsiipinata (Rootstock leudi up
raeemet of icntlet tfoiNers. It
occurs in the annually (burnt
grasstsnds ot the aubllinialajan
tract, ami the flouers are eonspi*
cuous on tlie ground after the
annual Cres hase oteirun these
aavannah lands— Tr 1.261)
gvq Tifi-rtlrt

E soherose Jtr^rr PtR^IP (B-,M ,
Kumann P^. Ilin. PTTt)
erylhnne I C/iew. pRrft /.

2 Afinerflf =crytlirile
erythnte I CApu (erjtliiitol) tTpRp

2 J/ineral Tfprpjr oi. ( TP for nftx
mineral)

eryihritic ody C/ipii (pert to, derived
from, nr contaiiiingi erytlirite or
er> thritol)
erylhntic acid
etythiitol CJieiii m
eryihntyl tetraniirate
erylliro-amylo*c

Ery ihroLacillus prodigious ^Serra.
tia marcocenv

eryihrobentin Col. InJ. pRit'lfT
eryihro-hIast^n<i( ,3ff /.mshTOZn

E»ot*rodea

Ciyihzoehitoa ^

ErjtbTOclutoil Set {tryihrr WT+
eiifoa '*n oot#r eovtriui’ ?»•

ErythrodeUi Jit*»

(•ntirel) kgrona^
frrthfoeyie— red cell vc^Ttl/.
embroerte pbaie tfOfhn-srewi
erribrecytic aij- T^WWI ,
errihroertic cede T«»hn Wt
erTtbrocytoiii Uei- ( »a inetttta
tboTB Dormil la the oamber of
entbrocytw^ •

embradexino /

er^tbroDinmorUKdium «i

erTtbropiia (irhea tba •)• leei

Erytbropui Atn (GL nytkret 'rad*
wr+po«» 'foot'
cmbroiui C&tit. f

erTtbroiiae Ch*"*. /-

Erribrotnebu Set
EmbrexyUeeM ■■ eordne (muI/
n

Eryibrosplea Det
E eoci CBoIititn coca, eoea beibi
coetiaapUeti Lutsaco
die traih) (mtT>4t<trr^T<t
E lodieuniaE meoef^osa
E noeospoon (butwd etadtii
pM«»n|’ deodar, rad cedar] T*'
»VtT<iyy CUaL hm. Kae. TaU
terre, Tao

Erytbrura dm fGk. #p|tiftroi ^ri4-
oara S*'’)

Ery* Zed

ES. twotb of tail)

E.S. (aijoiaaaemfWT

E.S.A (extra ihift allovaoea) KV*.

(«&ftair ve^-af^t]

Eiacua as-

ciaat arard)

ca Mlato i — »aat>ag ataireaac

cacipe rt. 1 Lev fcrsiW. *nif
atTt \

2

priMo-brcibiBg *in-5fTT

fliybt frOB jttiuee artr^BR^
actod eteape Lew WlwfltB fW*T-

roBatreeUre cvf* £ew ivfiyv

aeglifcBt cicipe Lew ftr*

WWW

roluBtarj eecape Low W*®* fiw*
Win

eieape % Cinl Eafin. (ontlat or (ale
lkiOB(b erbieb arater mar be te-
leaaed)ffW*. _
eaeipe aaacaame&t %iOibIw It
eteapedod/ r«nfta, 'ST'T firewT (aae
abaaondar)

eaeaped eoorict ftBinfirt W*ft
eaeaped totemce fcMBirilS ai'ailgE*

UiU

eiciped pnaeoer in<t

eacape from coatody «5n®t ^ tTtn

eaearpaeat Cact «5«nT9n.

Ea«b. (fn-bmcAia) (WTRitiJ-

•raft)

eicbaliol«eacbalet
«l<ka]otB:AII!ni» aarafoBiruea
Eaebauoa ZeeL (Gk. ue\etet laat')
arfBTB^f^rartr

earfadat cd- £ete 1 (aa. to tba aliasaa)

3 llin«A (uaed by^tnaod k^X

»nf»tBfttho(OoBal)

eoBbatatiott tJtVBiq, 'Crkl

dijtreiat

forfeiture VtR

diaireaa

eiebeated ei/ £efe tuna
ctebealed ainonol Tnn^ TlftT
eiebeated property Trena AtTn
EaeberkluB (a (eoua of the familr
Eetarobaetanaeaaa. fonad ts the
teteallnal etoal of uoraal aaimala)
(Eaelu) an^ ib *!^ raft (irt> )

Eaeh. acidi laeliei ^ranr^tV,
EMb. alcaleaeeoa trit«4nb.

Eaeb. rolioBaeilloa eoli eoBou*
Bia, Baetenom eoli eoBBUsa
(feuad abuBdaollr io the letaa*
tisea of aae) wwi^ an b
Eatb roll aotabde fk. ■*!((($!
S "Tb

S^. eelefoetida ^fr*v ertb

Eadl.«eaBaB>OT(freB3 thabaaltbr
istaalicak tratO kUkV an b
Eaek, feetada (ocean in tba aacra*
tioaela ebrenie rhieitia aad ezoBa
*tia) *t»RtdVu*teT b ff

Eacb. (alictopbila oftrf-en.b
Each, gaatnea WiMniU^n b.

Each. gruBthdi (foaed la aeaie
etaea of food poiaoeiog)

■T.b.

Etch, iliaea brOIRW-arr b.

Etch, Lbartoumeaae (fesad la
t}phoilaJdnaata)wWRt7B atvb.

Each. BeapoIitaBt (foaod la tba
atoela of cholera patiesti »
Kaplaa) ^xft* tn b.

Ea ch . pttagTuhtll (fcoei eaituu
eaaea of food poiaoDiai) tnfv>

frk-arr.b.

EiriL paeudodyicDtenae fzntft*

un-tnb

Eachacholtzil (feaui of berba of tba
poppy faBiUy) Set. "fif;**!*
raft

eaeort 1 artrpk, rtfr (4^,) n

2 inftvj/.

eaeort reaae) If, I lyfitw] on
eaenbe rt MetK kf(?tw
cicribed circle HatK
racTOW Low (a dead, boed, er olbar
Trrittea eB(i(eo*tt daliTired te a
third paraoD, ts be dalieered by bim
to (be (raotae oaly open tb* perfer,
maaea or fulftlDt&t of aosa coBii*
Hob) ft«P^ m.

eaculeoi ed/. Set. (it tot bnaiaa food,
aatabla] >m
eaeuteol toota WOT tpr •
eaculeolaiBticulrol
f tulmaat e a e n I i n Ckm- (denrad
from boraa chetltot) RTToft/.

E.S E. (aaat aoutheait) H*! (v(i-5A)
caeriocMphTioitigraise
E.SI AnQ^p]oyaeiStitalDiiR3nR
Act) ®.tTWT wftftra (atd^TW
an^rt uft'iuB}

eikar-etker Geei (vrrow tjdge)
%bwi/
etber^eikar

ElaVimo (eoloi)r)*roitic hroire

Eaoridae (cjnftiBt the pikaa)T^’5f

Eaofiformei Zerl. tirt-rram.

eaopbafaalBocaopbageal

etepbayuimoeaephtfut

eaophona //(d

eaoleiic kooatlejje ys (Wab.)
Eaoterodoo Pal^eteL (kept poaHca*

•teboplt

599

•aUt« datr

n’m# le«tb—Pn. 11.381)

HTift

ctotropi* OphthaJvxol- (moT#a3«nl of
tlio eye tovetde the medial Ime)

umafirw/.

E«ox Zeel- (conta'mi the pilcee)

E. Inciui (pile) (I*t'

JeciHi ‘piVs')
oapteemeDi n-
e*pnl de eorp* A«*tTTWt/.
e»qr. ^

ciiij Vi. (ite eompoeition

eaieace l WT *n.i »•

3 (ol flower*) *n . %iW /

time I* the enence of the eoi
treet Low ^

e»*eoce erernttice ^

eiteoce lunntii mrn-ITIT
eetenee captiei HBflf<^-?rTT
eitence eardimomi
e*t«oee eeryophylti eln-«tTT
Mienee ciBiuinoiai^f<t7n-fnT
eiteaee Iiraodalie VTd)(7*<RT
etMBce limoni* -atn
citeoce nint

etiesee mjriiticee ■llllMt.tTIT
Meesee of eemphor rhorm.klZ ^
eweset of chlreta fAom OirffTtl.

eiieace of seem P\ari».
eteeace roemtrioi i'laiw-tnT
et»eeec TenJllee »157|«.«IT
CHcoee Biogiberii fortii

eMential adj. wiaWa* BtHntBB

(Cooet }• (CoBft.). SKV

CM«ntuI «.

••teatiil ciTil per*o&ael VTTTW

eueatUl eommodiliee ^^3%

e«*eouil eoaeertt* (u. rtalwayi) BHIT.
V?BC AtVl't

ctaeatiil ceottitacBU RTT^
c(*entUl data aiaiav (tnrift
eiieatial elnaeati BIV

CMcntul factor *Tr*
eiteatia) featare* «mw

c**eotIalilj (>1(1^1! ai.TT>h«tq«8l,KTe-
WTwii wnniewf /.
etieatiahiy certificate BTtTlBT^Vtn*

eiicOtUllj 10977* ^ d. THTT («ce
Biaterialiy)

eatentiil mineral 9(^17

e«*eBtial oil Cinn 1 (volatile) 7t77
dst

3 (odiferona) g^»*n 4»
etaentul oil luixiutc 3t7d ^ HtH
eaaeatui perfonnel J/||. MtHT*

eiteatial precedent M| 9 T 7 * T^ipi
(lu the phrate perxonal effieieney
being tnai*le>i on aa an Msential
preeeileiit to appoictmeut —FPL.
n .14)

CMCDtial pnoetple (tn^9
e«icntul qiial ificat loo* NT917 (
(ol'BSliO

e**eoliali(of a crane) vm

ettcniial aeraice* ^ 917 .

011*1.9

Eiieotial Sopptie* (Temporary Po*
veri) Act Wl 9799 -tITT 9 ’{ait*rfit-
4rfV9) oflfrTtl

etaestie refnv (esientiatly an alkali,
gabbro, with preponderanee of
todt) Win^lWIW m (t 9 t 7 IW gabbro)
f (ionite Hliettonite
eatabluh tb 1 Wrfw * 77 t. fvndl
«T71 {Conat )

3 (to prore and caoae to be aecep.
te«l at tme) «R9I, RlTC tFtm

S UetK. sftm99 V77I

4 (a law) SMitUti 97177, ufiptll'
citailiih a efaim to 7 T «fmT ^

catabliahed adj 1 ftnfVo (Conat-)r

3 Fcrtilrif (yonog reprodoetion la
ettabliibed wbenit u tmllkely to
diaappear from adTerva iafloaacaa)
Wifra

(/orrtber mrasiagt tea f\reftil
eaubliihed cnaloaavaTi^Tft.STfks

eatabliibed exporter ft n ian
eatablUheJ bet 97 ift« 7 X 7 , Crftfns

7X7

eitaUliheil Importer ^r77 VT7T9V
ettahliihed par xaloa ^nfn 77 *)^
etuhliahcb prtebct ^7 <779TT, Tfk
eitabliahrd abippeta and cxpoitera
gfbrr ^tf97 rftr ft7h7
eiublubed tree Fortnr^ 971^ TV

eitabliilied mage tTlTtB tnn
e*tab1i*hiog 97T77 n.
eitallidiment I 97197 «•. 971771 /,
971971 7T7I (Contt )

3 971971/. (Const ), «.

itall7A7lftT*T

depjrtm»nl ftwT7
mioislry 7»!tI79
office 719^77

eftabliahmeDt and tools and plant
rhargea 971971, 79797 (t5*9

9719

Ettablirliu,. Dt Aasistant 97I97I-7T1**
establisbment bill 971971.^7, 7^*

eilabluliraent branch 97I971-9TT71
eilablishmcut charges 991971 9719,
97TT7l-«59, 747rfT'A77
Estiblulunent Clerb 97T971*^'f^
ettablubment of execution Lew
fi|X9TT7 ^ 97I97T

ratablishmeni of federation (17T7.
971971

Estab)i>hmei)t Officer 97l97l*»tf77t(t
Et^MiilimeDt Officer, Cinl 5eere>
lariat 971971-7fj7Tft, Bf#9177
esiablishmeot ofpliDlationa Ferutrt
ft999 rfl 971971

ritablishment of aeedliDg TTTift 7T
99197

esiiblishmeDt report 97T97T-f)r9T7
eatablisbmest return 97T971 9f7797
ritabUrbmeqt aBttlen (la the teera.

lanat) TTlTTT-WjTin
eatabliih the truth tr7 971^ 7971
eitate 1 (mbrabla and laimorabla
propartf)tl9T9/ (Conat)

3 (alate) 9li9« n

real and peraoual eataie 71971^
rfff ■A7f)t7 ^9TT. 99199 497

919X9

teaute and intestate esbh ttrsi.
97 t^lT X7prt7fm 79X1
eattle and house agent tbrxi K9T
ajX wfitTT?

estate at will Xnie (where UnJeand
teaementa are let by one man to
another, to bare and to hold at
the will of the letaor) XxaifitB A9Xr
estate buaniCtt 9)9X1**17
ciiatc diritien 9(9X1-^717
ealate duly ^tXT<)T7> # 9 ( 7-597
(Conat.)

eiUt* {arming

600

Etamin

property duty wrfff 5^
eilite firmiog
Mtate for life ari^rt
eiUte improTemeDt ^TTT-^'aTT
ettate io expectancy Z>a» *1^99
<nT1

ettate in remainder X-aiP WT^

eatate in aeierally Lata atH^nfiTyS

eaute in Uil = eiiate tail
eitate labour «fir*
citate manager ^rTTT'Saf ^
ettate of dcrra.ed emigrant Qa
WTSt <l *1X1
ctuie office aiqWff
Ettate Officer tt qn fj n f l
citate aection *g»! wjwfn
eiiate tail f,aiB ft fa r a
citate work Sere tnv *1^
citer CAetii (an ereanie latt ■n'nfn
UHan n

eileraie in.
eiierificatioD Cfwm si^TVei^,
tiawi ww *Tflr «

ettcnficd ammo tlroliolffFaftiS^rft-

gft

ciietify e4 asa^ta, iwan-atw, u^am-

eiteruitionaeitenfication
eiterixewettcnfy
eiter of ecgooine agi^’t-ft-B^aet
ester of morpbiae gdt ^ react
Eilhena Zoal (erustaceans in which
the carapace is dereloped into a
biraire ifaell not nnliks that of
tome moUnita. eneloaiog the whole
boily— Vr’eb ) fjsft* Hinfo
•ctthoii 4rxt| n
rhrm-ctlbetit

Etihonyx i’alcoalof (earliest known
form ot tilSoiloot— CNH. X601)
atifS^fir jfsift
etliraitet6 IsnfTWttlX^
awTtmasrnt

estimate n J sirred n (Const )

3 yoTutry ettncitl »
oculsr esliniaie Sranm, «}« if
«Tqi

approximate estimate tr>nt>r etTinn
finil citimate «()«t atine^
cilimsle (Sta-e I. II) KireBtr {»*>T
».•)

eitimste comin'iitee uTaPt

estimated gi] j mrenis

a aanflnr

estimated balaDre

eitiaaled coDstimption arre^^
TT^

estimated eoet snc^tTl
estimated expenditure
estimated leaie-hold value

citimated moliey value jJTf+fta

estimated on 1 1 urn SITre!3R 3^
(jWlfw)

estimated perccuiage tjutfett sft-

estimated <|uiDtily iHref^ WTt
estimated rate It^

eitimaled receipta and eapenditure
trrrefea an^t ath «re
estimated reveoue gire%n tanni
estimated storage life ina«{^ *H*‘
3flT?

estimated tare Co»i stacfiiia xtnnT*
estimated value Bia«^ atjl
estimated wa tt*e mK%it era
eitiisaied yield 1
3/«r«lfp at|sif)rawfjt
estimate of costs nmra
estimate ot miniinuRi busioesi a’p«
«w tqrm «i jnre?ci
estimate of persouality, character
and ebilitica anfnra. wfn
nVrawt «i argniT
estimate of value ar^t MltuBa
estimates committee mrrea-tlfcfil
cslimtle survey Wtuvra-asraflw
estimalion 1 ar*«H'l ti
3 annate n

estimation ol the ataadiag crop
fcTfitry frua atre ci atrarra

estiBiatton of the ymld Farutry Vtiff
WT atlilSH

estimator sierethn ( ti m.
estimatov, grade I ll|ee<4(<(itU BIOT I
esliTaiion — arativatiou
estop eh. Law sfetan cyxi
estoppel Xaw sfirexiT m
estoppel by aeqiasesccncc Low ^3*

estoppel by rondurt ~ estoppel So
paia Law iTW»t'Tra BPtjnT
estoppel by judgmeut Law f*f q-aPT
B&tTW

estoppel by laches Law araintam
aArTtr

estoppel by negligeure Law BtnT'»=!I
a&eni

estoppel by record Law athr^-WRf
s5?raTW

estoppel by ailcnee Lots
rr«r

estoppel by verdict Lohj *fkTara-»**r
8(>fTW

estoppel by warranty Lao arranff^-
aw sfct?itT

estoppel in paiswesioppel by ro^
duct Low Mjefui ara sf^rrsT
estopper Law triflCTiT* in.
eitoveriX,nso (wood which % ttmatil
la allowed to taka from ths land
lord’s pramises (or tha oacaMsTy
fufli implements, repstrs etc. of
biQsaeU sod hia resident servant^
WrJlfireTT " , {hmi
E5T.P. Act (Esaentisl Supplies Tan-
porary Powers Act) ny.TiTtr »f(«^
fWi (stmTMtra arrarft

eatray n> Zoio ftsTi** (b^, TJTn wv*r
Estnldiuae Aesi jranijjnf m,
esiriDwoeitrin
eatro|en woeitrogen
eiiniiwoesirui

Eitt. (ntsblishmanO W. (tBTm)
estuarine depoiili TtTtKtf'Ttt fit^
esluariue fish wml'IH TTW. retf*
te>TU tfiirgdl

estuarine fishenea TTTtrT*rTjj ifrf^A
eaiuarine succession TrrnfKtm f^cpT*
«1T

estuary Ceoy (where the tide in»-*s
the river current) RlnT-fTritl,

ferntm

**» ( electro stalio unit) aj W.tl-

(flm 'T’^)

E.T. (anRine turner) >t <f f*^
^■nta)

Et, et (etliyl) CJuwi ^ (xrj»)
'el*(et!ijl)Cdc"s -tf (XS*')
eteerio — eclerio u

etacrio of acbenea Lot
etarrio of berries Hot
etacrio of divpct Cot atfc?
etacrio of folticica Bet ^ultaAk*
TtqXTwt

Etamio*>yDrsconiaA>fron iJ’fWiW

Etard’t reaction

Etard’* reaction (oTidatioa oftoethyl
radicals to a1del1^de radicals by
meaos o( chromyl chloride)
n.

-etc. •wrfx

«t cetera Ttarf^, -anf^

•cteb ,-6 ft^rrai. ftVTW. »r*5trT^ (w^
acii. to eat into)

etchant fttVTT^ «i
■etched arlj
etcher fsretTT^ »!

•etching fttVT’i r

eth. (ethal) aca V (TS*)

•eth- (eth\ 1) an<ru (^?)
ethal = celrl alcohol
ethanal C/wiii. (clJiaae + oOehj te]
111.

ethane ((roll! ethiTjCfccm n
12 ethane-diol

ethaDe<«uIphana|e CAnx. TvVv*

ethano* CJUiu Ttjrta^-
ethanol Chert m

etbanolTils Chen. n.

etbene Chen. n
eihen\I Chem. n.

elher-aelberlChen T5". Chom.
tag' oecnn in and tt (rora th«

V ^1. being a highly lodamicabte
Ii^qkI)

3 Phjfi n,
ether bottle Chert.
ethereal odl- (from eiher ?g) Chen,

ethereal duct
eibere J odour
ethereal oil ^Rra ^
ethereal sail Fr’t
ethereal smenneihereal odour
ethereal solution
ethereal tincture ftcaj
ethereal tincture of lobeliaetinet ora
loheliae aelherea pAjrrt wamw

ethereal v at c Radio »nV:t-artiI
ethenScaiioQ Chen. %.

ethenfy Chen.
ether puma sj^
ether smell

ether thermoscope Phj,.
ethical a.;^

ethical jurMprudencetlfire ftfintWT

601 etiology

ethics 1 (ayatem of raoral practice)
sfiHwirtii.

3 (sHencs of moral duty)

/.. jftnrenrt «.

ctbide Ckim (a binary componDd of
ethyl

ethidene Chen, n.

ethiae Chen. Ttf^ /,
ethionic ««(r.(e<hy I tg^+thKniie »l^)
Chen, TgnC-M*
elhioaie aod ans

Ethjop;ia repoo Zoogeoj
"!• (C/ arrfn hfnea)
ethmoid =.etlimoidal ^ 0 . .fnai.'^i™
ethmoid n. (Gk. tAnot We’»hei/«
■fona'lJnur flretfw n (Rtt siere

+>rfk)

ethmoidal =ethmoid orf/.
ethmoid lateralis rocf.tln Btrt^
ethmoid plate Zod. Jw
etbmo -pala tine ligament A»at. Ifwq-
wrg f?T5

etbno-torbinal Zoel. fflB-frWTftq
cthBo-geograpby

eiboograpbyftbat branch of aethro*
P«>ogr trhicb treats bistoneally
of the origin and filiation of races
and eatioDs) » lfa| »i «.
ethnology /.

ethno.piycbolofy
ethologynbtonoiiucs /.

etbonic bnllunt bine 2G n aao acid
blue 2C

e. fast blue BR tone, e no fait
blue BR eooc.

e. fast carmine 5B = aao rhodine
63

e. fast furb<ioe = amidonaphlbol
red2B

e. fast green Bnsdd green 5
e. fast orange Csecid orange G
«. fast red Gnacid car min e
e. fast Tiolet 2 RLnaro fut tio*
let 3R

«. fast yellow Y »acid yellow G
ethoaide (ethoryl + -aia .qej

C\r%. n.

^thosy. Chen. ‘Ynn*
elboxy- Chen, (a nsmbioing form for
olhos>t)^^»IT.
etboxyl Chen. si.

eibyl Chen, ■.
e. aeeute ^gw giftq

e acid blue Col. Jnd. ^g»5 SfT3 sfta
e. acid Tiolet Col. 7nrf. 5g?t ara^

c, alcohol gqq
e. aviation spirit fttTRJtmq
e, black Cot Ind ^g«t CTS
e. blue Col. Ini ?g55 tft??
e butyrate ^gw ^"hr
e caprone nrqtq
e caprylaie ^gji

e carbatole indo.phenol Cd. 7ni.

tjgst umrsTT
e tbionde ^^gn if^
e cyanine Col. Ind. ^ga
e dichlor-arsine ^gg
e. disulphide ^g?i
e. eesme Cof Ind. ^gw
e fluid Tg^irnt
e formate ^gn qtfhr

e g^yeolicacia^gan^raeiT*?!
e. green Cel Ind ??g5r gfr

c iiotbio-CTinate 7g«RTTrq-;qTiftg

6 e.2.metbyl pyndiae h ^g?t*V

e .morphine T^.srtVsfl
e mnstardoil^trhVt
0 petrol ^tnta
e. pnrple Cot 7fuf. ?g» serttr^
e. red Cof. 7iid. ^gw
e. Tiolet Cot 7fid. i?g?t
rlLylate Chen. Ygtflq
ethylene Chen. S glt aq «
e. blue Cof. 7 fi 4. ift^r
e. ehlonde tfg>rrq
e. .diamine
e. dicblonde

c oaomde^aqjnrrri,
ethylicod/ Chen,
cthTlidene Chen. ^g^tifTq
ethylidenedipbenyl dumme Ttrttbsw

cuolaie tb. ws-qit^yw.tftjiT qrn

* ^ Sot. Wir-qiTjfTO,

et iolation tnrqTTyn. gie^ ,|^ stt>

qrrjTO f.

eUolm £,0fhen. (a yellow pigment
eitracted from the plastids of
planta grown la darkness)

etiological featores|7<tiT«=csp|

ecology {the eeieaee of causes tj)

•I Mq

CuctlyptB* ttgnant

« teq. rftr •mt, K& w
EttmghitiKn effect (hett effect la i
megfietie ffeld)

Etungtiioecn-N crust effect (electrieel
effect ID * ro»2®*^'s 6eH) 5*^^**'

En {europinm) Chenu f* (WtTSl)
en- 1 (Gt e» Veil, good’ from Sect
kntS) 5'(dy»-ri)

3 BcU, Zool { tnie ) CW-
Eobicteneles (the onbresehel bie>

terie) HtSTli-ll^ tTR n
eabtctenam HTWttjt.l'S tit
EablcptBS deciebi (prime! ^ ering-
ed iceeel)

Euceeanf ortlit PalicnUtl (eocMtrel
cockroich) *rw|sfl Sie^t'^IT
encaioe (tit. q -f eoecitM) Piam^
Ckm f

eaeunte (sorper tilrer ieleaide)«TT-
irfVa m. {*T« (or wu copper. lor
r»T for^f^ l•l»nlde. ■**

lot 9^ taiaertl)

enetlTpti foliam a eucaij'ptue lc«f
PJtar**
neelTpUt I

Temil Egypt ***

6io>ladi»o Stodie* ILIO)

4 FA«r»-“eo<»J/F‘‘ I*!*****

eneeJ^pttu U»f wjtiT-t'S a
3 (eolotir] »eaa]yptai freea ( »
eolour, grveatib TeUow in

hne, o( low *y (etsntioB eod bigb
> bnlliuea]

EDcalypuii Co*, SiTj

E. acsieaoidee (white mehogtny]
(Tr II-5M)

E tlpioa ^jnTT'*4*'lf
E tnyidaljai (oa# ol the ler|eit
(orwt tree* kaam, reechiag e
height of iCO m.— Etreaturget
Textbook of Boteay) syi Wg^ir
E heilceiu &oc|h ftnggybcrk)

E tteoloT

E botryeidee (duk frees deoM
ebady foliefe— Tr. ILCS9) wrrt

E ceiopbyiii wgriy
Eeambagei (buterd box)

E eapitellau (brows (tnnfybark)

tfwwgrtr

E eiaerea

E. mnodora(|eereibara tn eti)Di>
»ite lemoa meent— Bean) fitqipq

E eoceifera {ceMi/cro'beinBf
aearUt bemee*) tt^tV
E. coneeet •tgvl’t
E. eer7iDlieea ftfqxc vgvij
E eoryoocalyi ripirtr «rg«^
(rortnto-'clDb* ’fn+eaifx
E ercbra (narrow leered iroabark)

E delegalcDaia (white aeh)

V T ■ 4*^1 (wood pale eolonrad
— TA 1L#73)

E. diTCa (broad leered peppermint
gu* )T^«3Ht{Tr II MS)

E eugcDioidca vgtrft

(Eefcsiiodike (ottefe— Tr- n.£T3)
E moiia (etimia ‘eueltrnW*

E. hctfolie^aearlct dowered gum
(a rerp haodaome ^tr»«. planted
meisly tor ersaaient— Tr. !Lb72)
frnrrrr argq^r

E. teecanda (ftowt chiefly dq
I toesteoe. hut alee eo aindy
plain* with a ealeereos* tsUtra
tao—Ty. It373> t^g •rjfil
E. globulae (blue fon) unn>«
kt5»%f (Tem. iorupamoren,
TeL

E. gompboccpEtle »iTI*ft^ ■ Jb'll
(yrepko- *eluh’ *Kl-+<cpkaIa -SM)
Egoaiocalyx sftnftwtfgr^
(fftc- + <ofp*

E. foOBu(tbele*rea bareDotthe
(trosf aromatie odour ebaraet^
mtieol cao«t eucalypti— Tr- 11-
577) trg*^

E hacmailoouwwbrte gum (berk
T«ry while— Tr. IL678)

■ 3*ls

E. bemipblos* trfitTW
(kamipUoeo 'hell eorered with
berk', heirj-. e«an« vlk )

E, kirtoD iaBU &M(!t berk) tVlf*

■grir

E. leoeocjlen trg«^

E. loog-foliu wg utr
E. tnacartbon (p«ddy*a tirar box)
fe^**w3wlj (prafen low ft
iweopy aitueUena— Tr. 21-579)

£. naenn<]ra(tnucr. + -uaira

Hgrt™ *3*tf

E aicToearpi iigiuii vgviy
E macrorrhyucha (moerorrkyarko
bariBf long beak*) tlgwig VJ-

E. raacuIatiBa^lteJ gum(i]ett»l
leeret) *gq%

E. nirntata car, eitriodoru • E
eilriodora

E, maideni (Itloiali birk“Tr- It.

530) *rTW irgrb.

E. raar'ioatawjarrab (imilier used
for paring atrecta)

E melaDopUoia f«im w jtlf
E metliodon OiODSt^Minted fum)
iig»T»* trgv^

E microraryt (tallow wood)

£. mmiata (muiixin ‘iba colour e(
oiniom lein'naUr’J or red feed'.
Flower* red— Tr. 11 681)

(Gg* minioaj)

E. maelteniu (yellow itnagy*
Urk)fln™*3«tf
E oUordau trgfij

E. rtiliquafirTT^ft
E aUuiifoIiiwE rirgata
E oea’deBU]ia (£«t toyped pat)
Wkttftt wgwtf

E ptnaeulaU (poaictZtio 'barifig
paoielM or tuili at flowin'} 4*1*
5^ wgqii

E pateDUAerrU (berk rcaemblee
that of tome cpeeie* of pise— Tr.
II 689) irT»W« «5«tf
E panciflen anq^^

E pipetiu (Sydney peppermlal)
«g*^ peppermint)

E. plaa^DitBa (eofula' br*aeb>
let*— Tr. n-flSS) ^wtnm ■gw^f
E platypaa * E ebeordau
€. ptyebooarpJ (ftfckatarfa 'bear-
ing wieged Iruil' *»*•

•rgwtr .

E.pulreruleata igrey bafk)’C**
WF» Wg^t (relpenilrelo ‘pow-
dered. ei if dotted OTCr')

E puaeuta fc^fw ■5*b
E redoaea (radiueo ‘with booked
bnettee‘)tl^r!ft «rg<V
E. regoaaa (the lallect reoerd**
ooeelypt) ■3»tf

Eaealyptns rttlniftn 603

EogUns

I. retinlfera
E, robniu trt3

E. rottnti {rutraiA *b«k1c-«b>p«d‘

*3*^

E. rabid* {e*adla-b*rk)
«3Ttr(i»ooth gUneon* b*rk—
Tr. 11^3)

t ro3ii (rttiif ‘roogb’

E. »»lign* (fnlit b«U »h»p*d— lloel*
ler't Eoe»l}-pt» of
tnjraa^fgrtT

£. «id«ropblou (Sydney iroabuk)
{ttdtro- ‘iron ^ +
phlAia ‘beik' ***)

E. eiderasjloafbkrd, roogb, derk-
eoloared b*rk“T*. 11X67) W-

irawgrfe

E. tieben*o&(bwk deeply farroir-
ea-Tr. irxs7) »fran«
fnrtowed+k*^ berk)

£, inutbiiaiplly eeb (hurowed

dtikpey bMk-Tr.na89) «rfi'

E. itellolita GuQttfnid *cmontely
itir>ib»p<d’ BTTfkl) BTTf<R
*1?(Tr.IISft8)

E. (tricU«Ee1r{«u
E. itautteoe (apple-ceeated gam)
T^Vtpg ■ a ' B ’ t t

E. leretieorni* (leretiwrnti 'with
e^ltndncel bora' »n alia*

(laa to tbe geaerelly eybndne*
painted lid of the calyx Uodler’i
EaealjpCe of Anstralii)

•rjvF

E. tracbjpbloia (iruAtrUato
‘with loagh buk*} •m* "3«\j
E. nmbra R<Viq ■

£ nnii|era («r«>7wa ‘beaneg
arnlike organs') WT**r*l ■iJB'U
E, Timinabs (maaaa gusi)

«3*it

E. sirgJl* (linear lesTee) CBl’i'd

cncaljptni green—eaealyptni (so-
loar) nTTft*tfi
cnealyptat leaf PAarm
coealrptna oil

Eaearida Xoct. (incledee the eraba)
n pi

«Qcarpic adj. Bat. (jTodacmg aeseraS
fraet.Seat.one from the eame thal«

las)

EncUora SeeL
en<ehlonBe CAeei. ^*4tT>7
Encborda (eoDpnsee the laaee*
leti and tne Tertebrates)

"ipf.

enebroile VinTsa n. (Vi for
arsenate^ RW copper, for
mineral)

enchrotniita /.

eaehrome (eia-g-)Cbf- Jftd- «

ea*chroBioaomei=aQto*oioc cifiMljB
n.

eocbryeiBc Cot- Ind. gt*57/.
eacod^ (di bydro-hydrozy codeinons
Vrhite powder, used as
bypnotie) ftmClOT /.
eocodal salt

eaeone adj. Zodl (hazing folly
dereloped cryatalliDe cones) jjlis
encooen 5*1 eu
eacane eye Zoet *tiit
EoeoojogeUe Pot. iTB-S'jnTkrr r»pL
Eocordattee Pe/eoRtof. gjn-ffsift
Cordsite* ^>971(9
Eoereodi Pefemtot. ’’‘•pi-

eaerite (anortbite aagite seteonles
were called ao by Bose, and later
the oame wae applied to terrestrial
rocks of tbe same composition)
apjjj^t'^aURwt. (anortbite
aBgite<l^)

EadeodriBBi ZotiL (agenos of hyaro-
zoaes forming a branehieg colony/
»j}uPra-BW%

cndKimcter CAera. (for the zolnm^
trie measurement end analjiia of
gttee) n.

gasometer n%tm

endieraelnc netbod niirtfluilfl'ftn
fPr ^ ^

cndioBctry Bt*^n(iinfu(<i /.

EndoriBa Bet. nl»nz*li-snft (form*
Sag tpbeneal colonies)

E. liliBoiseBsis (four small calls at
tbe poetenor end do not rspro*
doee — McLean 1-66} Rsenwj**
nhSHziB

Endnlidse m*

Eadnloi

E. enpenlae tiiin>9 gtbs^B
Eadyniaiase deet wu

(STTJZ asaeni Buns, inb*

famil})

Endynsniis Atet (yoang

fed 5^ by crows ¥1^. ancient

name)

Eodjptes ZoeU (genus comprising
the roekboppers, whieh are also
called crested pcugttins)

^trrft-trarfV

E. antipMjdinmyfiyJigy-fimfvfwrft
(t^T Antarctic)
euflizinc Cel hid. gW) /

Eogileus Zool gtus-traify
Eugenis Ba<. ar^s-traift
E ecTisaPimeota sens
E aromstica g s i « T
E eeryophylliti (yield, the spice
clorer— Willis) F^n-Jit3«

E csryophyllifolii « E. jambo*
lana

E cerssoidessE opercalsu
E formosa sfhrraijw
E heiBiapbenet (fnut greea^
Basil)

E. heynesaa (Hind, lat

:tm [Eaines p. II4], jamun eholt)
£.}ainboUna(blaek plnm> jambels
lambnliJaza plnm) BTffW S^HS
(B ,N >lf, Ban ;otnittaeral4>
Ben. k:*r*t*t, Em BimtiGnj. BPS,
Malay jamMan, Mar. VCSS, Tam.
fPS.Tel. ;ai«iKC«. Ufi. BTkl)

£. Jimbos (Malay apple, rose apple)
M*!|9 (Bill. Hid.

f^str)

E. inaltcceasls

£. micbeliioBrasit cberry (Willis)

E. operculau ynt-anjT (Hin. cn-
BWt)

E. ipiciU{frnit pure white— Basu)
fitmi wrjH
E. zeyltnicewE apicab
Engemt red (a colour, red ^ in hue>
of high a^satoration)
eugenics ga-tArsoi,
eugenioidea Sot Ta^ (Eu7enio>like
foliage) BSJWt’A

eiigcDOI Cfien, (found etp. in oil of
clozes) n.

eugenolatc CAent. n.

eoglcBi gSTT n.

Euplena Bwl. (tit. from Skt. S- +
flaiaaRTTt'pnpilof tbe e} e, eyeepot*}

CugUn« deiea

«04

EuphiaUi

E dttes ‘intetiT*' indolei'

E eLriobtr^ii WlAf-fl
E. T*K

E imdii gro

Eo^leoidae 4 tt n

Eup\en«>id«> Zool g'lTI »« pi
eaplcaoid novenieot fliol gWW
nfy, gm-nft

Euglenopliyceae g-»ITr-flW mpl

Eo?Wpli» Zael gf^i sraift
E jlvfoliu rrf? gTif?

Eufnatliidae

Eugaathai Palientcl («i 4- GL

fnettui$ ‘i«w »3) g?3 snfir
eubedral Ptfro; (wheo tfa«er]>ttl
It eonpletel)' boasdad b) ftc«t—
Tyrrell p 8J)*nWr»

EukrefaBia Zool (ganat eTarrow
t»onnt) irm-wnft
ealtmellibrtBeli 7ool
CultnellibrtDchj* m Eoltnellibrta*

EDlineUibriBchiita
III (’!’! erdtr)

Ealinpetu gfht-mfV (PII.I

SOS)

C. pjDMnaitmr.nrgfW
Euler t (beorem (£ 4- Z <• P 4- V)
UalK iftn sin (iM 4-!K4-«rifNi)
Eulopbia Sol

E cimpeitn* (B iil-

«TT)

F eudl (B At

Hin ilar

euljiite (ftr for Rrna

biamnlli.^'^ for ailieatci

for arf^ mineral)

Eumalaeottrara to pf

EamiDleltia ralrmitof (bad loeiaori)

Eomyui dm g^lB-srjrrfr
Fuoelia Arn ffJrrfT

E. falrata (h»j t green long
Luiby creel gfr» ^ g{»r«
Faoiee zeol grirwai sirfir
EuBiadjcZool giThwi4»T n
Edbobui dilron. m

eoDomy (eiril order ocder good law*]

n.

FuBoioeaumt Poteonlol. (bad broad-
ened nU) TT^ ^» ^TT ffrfl

eunuch 5lj*W m
impotent IlgW?
tienle

imbecile ntira9. rfrasf?
euBucliitm f^tV3l( /

cuBucboid nJj. tfeJ. vrfttm

eunuchoidiem Uai W^rmi /.
euoBjmu* Pbnrni-tiriet bark oflba
root of E. a(ro/>Kr/>ureni) T?''P®

Euon^tnuaBot ^jnnCt
£ atropurpureue giA^rm f f
E europaeMt (spindle free)

£ }at»etcua<n^-gf
£ linpens t# (Mar. ff.

Garbval tonlen, Kuniaun liin-
Uin. If Vf Prov. tna^inr)

rupt'urue Zoof f ffMT aSlft (Cf.
ancient nord for a crab}

E beralianlua aiin*^

Eupalorium But awifit

L eaoaabioum (heoip agriiBony)
»mtp8 Btifkaai

E. tripiiBerreMayapsoa lea(iea«ee
three nerred— Btau) ftrarfnt STF*

cupatorium purple (redditb Hue red
^^4»TT inliue.aetorationand bril-
liance Diedium *'f^) Wta^ttrftriB
copepeij Vof giu4 n-
eupeptic 4<f/

£ u pe 1 1 u rue Zoel. ( v^rr^

jump)

EnpbiBcrupt Zoof-
Euphaueia Zoef
E. peltucida an*n^ ganft
Euphaut!ace.a((« VeUHGk-pfiauiu
‘ihsBiBg bngbt'- They are bio-
lomineecent— Welfc) gaiftr-nei w.
Euphorl u Sot. ntfe

L. aoliquonim Trd) (D iM^I.
*3W

E. erieUU (crtito *• ereet'i flora]
learee ere imbricated in around
bead— Oral am) *m

E. dioica arfjfrPi-jnft

E. dracuDculoidea (aaedt groored
on one Bide~Befu)

F. (eairulaie »igo^ jitfl

E {Uoea • E rolbiaoi g ui -fig -

5^

E. bcltoecopia (eata Bulk, eburn*
elaff, tua epurge, irarttrort] g4*

jrtff {luliOKopia tnroir touarda
tlie sim")

K. Iiirta (tuitraliin aitbma Kerb,
pill bearing spurge, insleiveed )

(Nidi, mfrrs*?*)
E hypericifolia ilun»5-5*^ (Bnu
jrHTf. nin.Mir.sVt.Guj S^)
E. Islhyrii (o.ith adeUi*«ent (cuit”
Btrsabnrger) TOfCTIS jrvft

E. Ii>ularia»r. oeri.foba

F. toa^na=T(cpbcl>um laa'tna
E. ioitgifulia ifli^tj-jrwf

E, niicropliylU (leaiea 4 to 6 mm.

long— Basil) -5^

E. ncriifolia (coniiiion inilLKeJge)

fe5*T-5»uV (MW , lEn or*)

E. Diinlia (wall stipiilary epmes—
Basil) 4a*. » g (Basil 4^, Nad.

4«, MW nm Ilin. turlalheiar,
Oiij IlieriauMe)

E )>eBlagoBaBsE reileina

E. pcpli* (purple ipurge— Br. FI-
p MJ) rflRTfW

E piluIiferixE lurti

F. preitrita gmfirft jnft
E. pulelierrima Tran*

L. reslBifera (jields a kind of
reiin)kM!«*5T4V

E. roiea

E. rolblinaaL- fliauca
E. royleiiu (inToIueret yallow—
Buu) "ftaftiE-infl
E. aaoguiBca (gtsuda ivith rosy

appendit— Biiu)

E spIeoJeoi (ipfenrfeHi gliitening,
aliining'}

E. lliDiniooiaDB (distribution:

KaiKuiir— Buu) CTsflT-jr^

L. tbymifolia gg-jnfKUatu^jr*,
Gu} scOjsVt, n„, ^^,Msr.
^rrujO)

E. tiructlli (milk butli, nntk h«1g«>
Indian tree spurge) fua'c*-^^

(B fr^)

E. turcomaoica (1 rs:
toiiiously braticKeJ-

»n(4^S>wt
E. wnlfcnn (hirlioear learaa)!®**

ilets dicliO-
Dasu) 5«*

Eopborbiaceae Sot- * a (from

genus ;i.fi»ni)

Eopbrilet Ortj gaploi {aBCiest
Persisn esme)

Eaph ioayn a

603

eotsctie peint

EoptrosTOe Zod. f*Tiie set^a %i* i
jra nexrly al^’iys ciiitnons* n
Eufltr-rjrte tliev are calcilied —
PE. U34) ^^le r f r^-garf?

«Qpittone Oitm. (GI.. ft- ?- pitin
■pitch an oran„»*coIaTire(i acul
ficcnmtis in beechnooA tari
/-

capittone hUck Col- Ind-
enpiUomc and Clien, WCT

Xnplectclla (haring a taAet4i«a
yleletnn, as Vanns a tIoTrer basket)

l'-4 aricker-irork)

EBpIanopterasDernaptera

Eaplaeiziae = Danainae
«TtploiJ flrfj. BioL

Egpodella Jvn (this ts fanad both
on the »ea.eoa»ts sad tm th« shores
big nTsr- aad lakes) ’Ht-aiR-

Eapoiia vBa>etidisnis
Xdpamatns Zod, {<«• ■*■ Gk. jtma
'liif. A s*nns of Sadentaru. the
members o{ *hieb Use in tnhe*“
EH. 1333, 3S0) g^TW-ffwfSf
caprosute ZoiL (a loop m the ter.
nunal portion of the tis deferens)

JrwfV/.

Eaprato^aeia Poleontel. Ck ^aa a
slender long limbed creature—
CTH. S.204) wntrurarft
Enptilosiis Am g^T-^rfr Cbanag a
beautifnl ^ emt

eop 7 Tene,jrf;.Z<joI.(haTing s nnclens)

♦opyreoe sperm ZaoL fTSTTZ gx
Earafricas a<f/,

Earasia C«f. m„ sIsa^jalT

Eiiraaiaa ad]. gfrsiaTf
cnrfarthmics, earrthioica 1 (timed
bodily rBoremepta) T^rpTfit/-
3 ■,

Europa ^poit lir^tT TT^ m.
Earope gfrTT ^ilt

European gfrrt-,

Enrapean b««.«ater Arn

European boathont (Xyeinnt har-
r*!n4 eu

European chiffchaff Aea f'lei Wf-
Eo ropean cuckoo ^psj

«r^sr

Enrupean froj [Ptma tafpcrma)

Enropcaa gnSba Jeca g^Hv
European hoOjsIlex squifolinm
European hoopoe dee* gftrt-ST^ra
European kestrel dm
European Ltlle ringed plorer Aces
gf.^T &fr»

European mole afnmu.KiTTT-^^fr
Enropean netlie tree (C«lr(*aa*rra;;i)

anrrt m.

European oLre

European onole Aset gfrw- « l »^d
Enropean paequedower = PnlsatilLi
sulgiru

European Psrmenu Lnion (E.P D }

sfr^JiX’ = )

European Recovery Programme (£.
EP } gfm-wj’nni (r ).
^"VifT «g»srx.xiT*s (idw.)
European red'breastrd fl*c«cher
Jf«a 5^ rart tratSBi

European smoke tree
European ttnated swallow itci
CT tJnPT

European wryneck Aeet g^TTl wA*
tff»

europium CAoit. fx&rwT /.

Eurounm (a g«aus of moulds or fna>
gna. hlao-greea)

E. herhinanim
eury- T*., VH*

Euryalc 1 Zoot

2 Bai. XVTTffJraifif
E. feroi = foxnot Bet. (denasly
pnekly aquatic — Bssu) WTtTT^
x»rrtr (Basu sw, Cn. *:»rro)
Enryalida ZaJ, (with brsoched ancs)
STifilWTgn:* ni.pt

Euryalidae Zoot Slimei£.4sr n.
Earyeoma Ba. (Ck. enejs ‘wide* W
•“ L at. coma *b»ir^ 0**) 4MJfl-94'ft
£. longifolta ^rSrfr g n fm
Eorylamiidae Aces (family ef tbo
bruadbilis) w. (large,

broad and dat 1( bill 3'^— whanea
their Eoglieb name BroaJbilis)
Eorylaunu* Jm l^jeinJnrfV (m
this genus tha bill is large, broad
asd fiat)

Earyuarbynebus Axes raif t

(this geuia IS euily distisguishsd
from all ethers by too remarkabla
shape of its bill which is like a
spoon

Eurynotns Zool. UJiSl

E. crenatns

EurypaurtipodiJae et.

Enrrphtlla Bot- (enrj Tiroad’, same
as Sit, ■" ph'jlZi^) 3TTn-trrft
Euryptenda PaUontcl. Gacludes a
cumber of esticet Palaeozoic forma
of large sire— PH. L3t3) Sn^X-etej
n. (p'. palaea- + 3?^ Gk. enryt la
akiB to Sacskrit z*)

Enryptem* PaleontoL 3 Tt^.trarf?r

E. fischen sisisT jfrv*

EuiypyS* Zad. (mry 3* + Gk. PT7*
‘tuntpT

Eorypvpdae Zeal Jg*5-%3T nw
Eniyiiomua Aces
aseieot word)

enrythennal aJj- Zoel. (able to Uts in
great di5s;enees of Cemperature)
Sg^iTFTrtftit ( 3^) (epp-ftenetbst-
maJ)

enrethnucs w enrbytiisucs
Enscorpio Zoel.

E. earpathicn*

EnKorptttS lUliens rtnV
Enselsehu Zad 5XifiMflpW-«r3n#t n
EnsauInS Zod. (G» smils 'eama|
kailaT tnjfgj-atrSr
Euspoueia Zod. sjrjIi'Z-ffaift (sse
5po»gia)

Eniparaugiatae Bdt «|J4ieW< si.pt
eusporaogiate Sot, (its sporaagia *r4
nse from a group of epider-
mal cells) 4 JaJlnin, nu
Icplosporansiate entr^nYet
Eosuchisn recesa^Eusuchian tube
Eustachian tube Aw'* Otg'lf mw
Eustachian valve Aiutt. arf’grgnft.nVT
eusletie (worldwide constant ehangea
of *ea4eret— Holmes p 118, mod
Chambers) IsriiSmw
Eusthenoptervn Palemul. (Gk. «•-
jj/imcs ‘stout, strong'-rptsTon 'fia")

eutectic a Ij

eutectic n. (an alloy) m.

eutectic alloy ygsui firwT^
eutectic mtiture gmsi fir*
eutectic point gyrn trx

•utaetie tampaxatura

6(K aTai-gtowing complaxltr

eatKUe tmperttnie gS’W OT?
eatectoid ilital,

Eothsoiithiis ZeoU (Gk. xut^yt
'itraight, direct *) 4->*«iIa

E. nuehicoli UIHi'M
eathenisia m

Entbena Zool. (nb-elasi placental
mimuali) n< Wjrt m ,

entbermic adj. Pkytiel ODdneing or
promoting warmth)

Eoth^eura IwOputbobranchia
Enlhjroeara Zoel m pU

eathyoeural adj W^fa^
eatbyDeurons <i,d}. ^oel (Gk euckya
'atraight , neuron ‘oerre’, having
Tiseeral loop of DerronatpatemtiD*
twiated — Hendenoa) Kafis%9
Eotypboeat ^aef i:»jTf)-S»rni ('IT!-
tO ancient word)

E »alloo»BWW'»t»nO
eiwaothic acid ■ porreie acid g^*
frng eltff

aaxiolhone ■■ purrooe /
eusenile (Qk «»Mnoi 'hoipitabU'^*
eo called beoaoae it contaioi a
iiumher of rare elemeota)

fW^ w for uiocral)
aTacnilect k(tOtaakeempt))'Q^.
^ «rrt. fbnr tot.

m

2 (to produce a Taenom)
e I 3 fiT’sermr,

eTamaled odj 1 Ckem (in which a
racnom has been piodaced)
fCT

eracuition I IJW, g^ t l W

3 f-t'-Klcn

CTaruaiioo allowance
wwi

eracuition of village

evacuee claim PtttI»S-err^^
evacuee duet
evacuee lOierest ftxunj
Evacuee lolereit {Separation) Act
U'sen fn »f irftqn

evacuee property fir»T»a-<hfw,

(Const )

Ertcnee Property Act ftosi»s4rrf»*

wftfirew

erade *b. giwtg, cr^T^n
eraginate ni. (to torn inside ont)
wftfatt

eragiDttioa ^ool. t.

evaluate oE tltVltl valoe+tTO
‘finding onlT.gwfr^ *tnt
evaluation erfiVl'4 «.
evaneteeat (pSRVT^a
evaporate tb- tl«^. IfW,

trn

evaporating spparatoi T?(T4-tn^n
evaporating batm trstsn-qrd
evaporating bath Tt[Tn-sm>1
evaporating lotion siislir

evaporating power Tgi^-^iC
evaporating curtate Bot- YXIfR W
evaporation • , g|im>

ctaporition apparama
evaporation doid
evaporation toaa
evaporation of jnice ttt vi Txrn^
evaporator ggiMg as.
evaporimetcr. evtporoneter gy m *
srstai.

evaporepieter wevsponoeter
evatioo cixta^'t tt-> ntFSt
evasion of u» »T-crrewR, «y ntwn
evuirely greii

evectioo Atlron. (lonar pertorbation)
■SrTptff «.
even adj- tw. 5***
even-aged EoreaTrir ant-WPC
eTen>cged erop Eoreifrp W« W*BW,

ertn-iged forest W

evcD-cged form Foreetrf
trtfft

even-aged tyslena Foreetrf ttaavnw
Tgft

even ebaace ftofiaCsca cnm il<(inai
eves distnbsuon ant ftvTB, tram

ncsKi

cvcngrtiocd cdj (Gann. pl«icA>
foieng, Fr. *• ftirtt rcgeficm] ira-
■VPl

evea-graiaed wood Btpi^ Bits
evening meal ttininie, ttrtnl*’l

cremag pnmroae (ng-4Mv4t

Eremog Starall^sperua, Vesper
Aiiron. srt-grn/.

even-leafwpanpinnate leal tr U TV C^
ndt

tvenly balanced uu^filia

even number jra fraBT, fW #rat

even order Hoik, got K<T

even ordinates Sure, tnr

even cenec Chen, gr^ tnvr> Bit inVT

even ipadng Eoreilry BtT cratTIBB

eventl vzBT/, Vtla.

3 (remit) n.

in Ibe event Kgrat

even leniion tni WTxf^
cveutoed oJJ, Zed. gratgv
cventeed nognlcte jratiJS ttVt
eventoilly **53*
ev entnal porcbiser Brag: Im
*»«

Everest Oteg wflftltll it (m Kepal)
Everett iheodolile Bart- (it dilfer*
from the tranait (n that tb# rever>
•a1 of the line o( sight it effeeted
by reiBOTtng (be teleaeop* from its
trunnion eappoit and toniag it)
in ft r t fvr t m «. (>«. for
removal)

evn.expandieg nii- Wtl fttBifl (
Everglades (a large ewampy region
of 8. Florida-^OTOJ mi-ll ei.
evergreco odj, BTUfto, fregTls BV*
nd)

evergreen « 1 wv r-iagll fV

3 (a eoleori yellow green ia

bae. of low ws eatoratioa a*l hw
^ briUiaoce) eonilagR
evergreen bexwbox tree (Parse
leeipsrnrs"!) m.

evergreen dipieroesrp fttW*

wr

evergreen fores! Wi PWCTT

Vi

evergreen hebit ««W

evergreen leef By;T^f^aq^,®Ptt^ TBI
evergreen o»k Hgtgflq
evergrreai gW

evergreen tree fWi Srefn

W .

evergreen wet mired forest BVguT

ini( fi)fis««g

•ver-growiag complexny

•Ttztibl* *40

607

Ezftcuza bicolor

erenible i^c Zeel-
eitnvon w-

tttnei etfj' 1 4\4"

cTcrteti edge ifeil.

«t«ry aJj. fifil*
eftrj morniDg afij-ffW;

♦rery one 14^

«Tery re«*ooib]e effort f(W gfltjt

ererTtbiDg {*11 things) W*

eeety tbizd jest dttft Bf*

ererywhere

^Te'i ipple=£mtatBia dichotoifie
eriet tb.Laa (to expel b> right *Pr-
WO «lf5tft<*7?W
erirted aJj. Late
esirted penoa «^fl5

evicted tcBjBt af!gR«vr^3 stizO
rtietioB Xe» erfff^eVTtPT n.

£fieti«o la^pector

W1

eTietlOB sotice Lav

CTidenee mi^ n. (CoMt.)
einaaitinti*! evideoce
BTf^

ladstect evidesee ^TtQf
direct CTideoce S’lQV
doEBneotiry eTidcoce

fJje evideace fCfT*n^,Ct*»nW5f^

beersey erideoce 5» ItltT,

m«ten*l evideate t^TITT^tirw
negative evidence 4«UPIT«

«Til evidence Znxi
potiuve evidence KaiTPlTV

pnnury evidence S^W MI^4
relevant evidence gi^tPI imT
secondary evidence ift*!
vmtten evidence

eonclniive and &n*I evidence
Ar aiftitT W«

admiuible evidence RTV 0144,
s^nsrt!

inadmissible evidence auiB RTTT
want of evidence tirwiww
competent evidence BR

give evidence BTfR itRT
£\ ideaee Act STCT-wPjftRR
evidence and oaiba siT^ ai)T-fT^
evidence grams ^trptaRjTiR
evidence o{ age ang (Tl^
evidence of character Rfbl
evidence of general repute

evidence of officials BT

evidence of title
CTiden^g aJj. *<Tnsfi

doenment evidencing tale
ms#tV*R
evident aJj rtt
evidential vatneBniR-et^
evidentiary fact Lam fniVv 8t9T
«vJ «fnf, RTR
evil effeetj yaiO R
evil spint V-JW
Evodia Bot

£ frtxiaifolia (smalliog atroogly
of ctfaway “Basn) StfttitVR R4-
RtRB

£, lnsar>ankenda Bon*? tpi^*T«
(R.M-mrtR. Mai.

£ Toxbntgbvana s £. innnr.
ankenda

E. rotaeearpa (th« trao it iaodo*
roes— Basu) RRRtrf

evolnte MatA 7X%R n.
evolntlon 1 TXV n. (at, of gat)

3 dfatA. »•

3 Bief. (oToIotiou ot new species
by natural toleclioo) Ris*tfl m.
(Dirt, development ftWRj
evolntionary aJj- Rfs»nft (4=0
evolalionary eonvergcoce Sot. ?fg'

evolationary linkage Dot. RfiviM*

*«»«

eroinlionary inorpbology RfJjBlR-

wciix'ftVt

evolalionary aoe.aluBi Peon
« *111417

eTolntienary tendency Dot.

evolnlioniim Rfgtntt^TT m.
evoIationUt TQfVIRfe^t *^4IRtl{l

evolation of 6<w specie* by nttnrs]
selection BirftinTtHTnRg
BT Xm RRRift-

xfirtw

evolation of sex ^oof. fi!tT-3fi*lfT
evolve 1 0 1 Tfj*i«4, RfjBiH CfRT

2 c i.

evolved adj.

Evolvnlas Bet &ig*PfI*HjJTfir
E. alsinoidcs tTTtrivtT-^sg^rvtn (B.,
JJ .U , Tel. Sinh. fi*35;f!?TT, Kaa.
Tam Ual. War.

Evonymns = Euooymn*
ewe ijft (Bang ), / (from

ewe bramble » blackberry (Suint
frtilieottit) /.

«* 1 -RTB

** \ Con. (free out ol) *R1B (ex factory

ftiMcu)

3 fkrr (ex latereat f l^f^Rl)

Ex (exehanga) ft. (ftftRR)
cxacerbabOD (joerease in the teventy

of a disease) HR*CBT/
exact ttRrn ?ivr, die («>p

acenrate)

exact c6 feRt (i«4

blaekmaili

exact and ap>io>date suge ilviitt

«nrrt(H WR

exact drsenptioo irftT
exact differenuil dfaflL RcRitFr
*xact difleremial equation Hoik.
ttsflUt'i'MrfhnT

exact fignretirvi^Ri^. civile irfe^

exacbng adj. 1

3 (anable to tbrira except in ipeei-
*1 conditions «ef cbmate, soil et«.,
■aid of 4 tree or ipeeies)

(Qerm. antpruehteoll)
exacting datics
exaction eei^'Rgvj n.
exactilude^exactnest «rer5l!, atqai
/

exactly mn^, mfhJffi, wcirr, ^e il«
exicineis evRir, mniifi /
exact namber (whole natabeT) X?t
sfwi

exact reference €le <1*
exact rule Rnrl ftmt
exact idcnce nvq ftt^pr
exact sitnatioQ fie fie ftnft, eer^
ftnft

exact lUte eepiR imm, eerfr fieft
Exaeum Bet. WxfttftS'Rtrrft
E. feicolor (corolla with lower halt

HxicuxA Iawii

•xcvpUonil ciicunttancat

white inj upper hiH blue — Baiu)

£. lawn (corolla bliuali purple
— Basu) ^81 Kwfttftr
E peduDcuIatum (pedunclea long
—Basu)

E, tetragooum (the plant le uaed
as a tonic lo (eTerf-Basu)
m^«Orffi(Hin avocAirrlCo)
exaggerated ad] 1

3 Zool- wfiorinW

ex-alb<i«UQO’M idj . «^a,(4JWs

ex •ir(excluding all]

exalt eb «T^T,

exaltation «.«

2 Clum a (abnormal iDcreaae in the
molecular refraetixity— Cham,
beta] •rftrx^/

1> (reCoemaat ol a ebemieal aub-
atanoe) m

cxammant ^flTyrei ( 1 ] m

exarainatewexamine

cxinioatioa 1 /. (CoottX

3Std(>ii>ei^«'/ iM t««0
8 EAva tfWt /• (teat aoU

teet *tt qW&«i)

4 £uk> »

croaa-cxamiiuiioa s(4.^fhtni, x(9*

reexamioation
examination agency
examinalioDal*>cxaniinaliTe
examiniUoD fee

examination >n accounta %nil 1} ^fhjtl
examination in<lue( Batu

examination of eoinajv-vftlitri
examination of conlenli ari^t^aif

examination of remittance (V)[T<I.
^?tV1

examination of ticketa TTvf ^
caimination of onne ^^afl
examination paper
raannnation room 1 ^an^frt
0(m aloxpiial) Vteijtl'Wflant-

euaiaa pa table VflVT-^ZW
examination upon oath Zav (lIXTCfe

^anr, smv w trfisnT
examinalive ^exanunetional
examinator ( 4 m.

examinaloeiai =exainiaatory vfl*

examine oft (Conat).

^flsni

carefully examine (tlio eircuni-
ataneea) It ^woi

examine and atUiae 3(1^ Ct% iT^inT

examine and report

examined and entered vftf^

examined copy Law efk

examinee 7^91^ (f\) m.
examine on oath nrr VT 7fl9*l

•TTIi tT7»T^« 9(ll|W tStT!
examioeritrfl^re^

3 i«»7ft99ii».

examiner «f local fund accounii

examiner of aiorea A1lCi<TTT*7fl9C
examinenhip 7ft9<7l/.

examining 7<l9«in

examioieg eonn (court aitlieg for th»
purpoaa of •o^uiriog into a eruui*
nal aecuaation) Tftini
examining ofBcer’a report
aiFuuift 71

examining pit Elf. 7Cl9«|.aiA:
example TtTVrttw.

exarch odj Bol f bapmiing from out*
aide') nf^tHtn
exarch handle Bo(.
exarehy Bet afitltauni/
Excalfactoria <<rei iflailtH-UJIjfit (up.

per bceait Ot^alaty Moo dN)
excarale rb. 1 Xrtea e » wIttI

3 ifintnff •'S'eiae (quarry srew)
cxcaraled diameter Twim cent
cxcaraled Unk <?«<«. ?twi« ifTtn
exeaxaun^ v:XiA«Tta»m (vn
excaration i Tttann », aa^

3 Utninf Rjmmw «.
ipiarryiag 7*777

excaration of a well fan atl^Tt

exceed ob.7^i!77>MRiH7, at wrarr.

ahall not ordinarily exetbd RT7T.

fTTTT- . Wfk7 7 lint

exrctd arrangement RTtf il Mfov
8l7i

exceeding an aggregate value of
RWFr atf77
excel ti affiijT77
fx*-eUed ailj atftrtftn
rxcelUnce
Excelicnet Trtt^
excellent tidj Irj, rffr. BTtTT
excellent cleavage Ifincrol TTff
7777

excellent tmbiliiv snnnt^TSt
excflliug gifj, 7f«tTT^ ( tn)
evieliin (a globulin from Scaril nsla
BfrlhclUliii eredsa) (WW-

7fe /.

esceliior iiJj (Lat. oomparativa of
erreliHt ‘e!e\ated*)V^77T
exceliior brown Cel. fnd, T'TTt 77
exceliior lake ponceau Cet.fnd 7X7.

ITT *77* ■f7T*n(tlT
exceliior icarlet Cof /nif zrwn «itn
exeenire 2/alk tfgiirjr
exrenirie od; Bel 7Pi(^X>
excentric pencil!
except vb. tfira 7T7T. r#7, oViti
except prep k wfeftw (CenitJ. ft
(Coiitt ) «7 77 (ft (ConatJ,

except aa olherwiac provided for by
*tn TXTSt 777f>79 tI tHTT

exerpied wf;. nfirn

holidaya excepted ^ vIT 7T
excepted afticlea wflpt TT^t
except in lo far aa they may be
incoDiialent with 7ft B7 ..Tft 77
ft7tf>777ft

exception 1 aTTTTf tn (Conit )

3 Law amitfti /,
objection Tnfit
exceptionable aJj. 7wr 7I77
exceptional aJj. 7T77Tff7 (Conit )>
7«ini»a

iratTptional and emergent cxvas^il-
Ttf^ aitT «Wter7 K7T«t
excepiional eaiei 1 Jl/a<fi* 777TT, *7.
aif l»«7 777, at771ft»a7
3 it7i«n»7 ftofeTt, anreif^ftTf'T't
exceptional children J'rycAol "TftT*
7T77, 77171*7 7TW7
exceptional titenmataTieea wvtiltVf
TftftnfrTf

excipient

exceptions! lilexauty 609

erceptional lib«T»lity T?IT^

exceptionally U'44lt ^ ^
exceptional maxima Ely. w^TJTT*^

exceptional merit anrWFT ^Tr^TIT
exceptional reasons KH'WM <IT*l
exceptional urgency wfrm

exceptive proposition Leyte erTT^

ai'j 'HI

except where otherwise stated

artem X Ttn yT

except with the consent lixPr ll 0

««jm xfl

except with the prexions sanction
of the Government 9H*R%
ft<»afST<TT^

except with the written permisiion
of * ar^TT ^ ^

excesi n afTf^T^ n , « i atft

sorplns wfitrx

excess adj arf^rftr, wfjT, wft
excess appropnation arf^'^ ftCnlx-t
excess balance arfirfi^ ?r7
excess charge £{y atW^anTl
excels eenpeniatioo nPlRl. a^Txr
excess deficiency

excess detnsnd trf« nfirxTW, affij*

excess fsre srfirf^ arrfT
excess fare ticket Ely. arf>rrr«
(short for stftx-sux-TTt)
excess frant nPiRM arjxr^
excess height (sllowsd to cords of
wood for shnsksis) Ferutry wfir-
ftw 4^rt, nRrfiTt Trxsi
excess bnmns atfirRw
excess in the execution of powers
rtfkr irdVn & atft

excessive adj. nwfwx, aiftjn^({roin

excessive, adeipiate or inadeqnste
acefiiXi anm ■
excessive bail nf^An
e xcessi ve crowding Ferutry ar’ 7 ^

excessive distress low ar^firx arftr.

KTW

excessive grtxing aP 7 -

excessive investment si >n fire
excessive length awvfmrtr^
excesHvely heavy thinoisg Feratry

ST'^fix *(Vx

excessive innshine aitnfitX tjr
excessive weight nnilxx HTT
excess Landing aift(<x: aix^u'n, arfvx
T^TTXT

excess Inggage Bly arflftrE xniTT
excess of satis

excess of ann ^ VT

wrfvTTX

excess of the acid GAem. amx.irt^
excess over allotment qajH R

(«f^)

excess over allowance 5 ?

(wfin)

excess over estimate ft an^TT

(qfrx)

excess payment tnsjq, atRix

xTfXX, «fax ^ ^
excess popnlation arfiilrvE xqvmn
excess profit nPify^^rff (Const)
excess profits tax ai^f^-«iiT-XT
(Coast )

excess stem n^ftve
excess tax atfiiftar XT
excess transit wastage aiftfrx mfi-aPT
excess wastage arfirff^ X’t
excess water sr CtR s ^ to
exchange (Const)

barter XTJ-ftfctX, WlitjDtu^i
interchaage nvafttw, tq fjp T
exchange rf. xt^r

exchangeabtliiy fi t fitVmi /.
exchangeable od/ ft f i lin

ex chang eable canons Chm -ftfitenr

cxchangesble ion CActs ftlftftxnm
eichangeihle valoe fVfiiftx arrf
exchange acconnt ftfinrr ft«TT
exchange arrangement fWrWT sroj
exchange at a djscooni (below the
official par value) wqijw iTT fitfiow
exchange at • premiom jt,

official parralne) wRito ire

xrx

exchange ban ftfepT
exchange hank ftfinrr-st^^
exchange broker feftwr-ncqrr
exchange ealcnlaior ftftSTT-rntx
ex chang e cleanng aystem ftftsrw.

wmtihn-Txfir

exchange control Been, firfinm-fit-

qvTO

CTchange control sntborily fffinrx-

^ arg^fvT

exchange control regnlations^finn*
PiqsXTr-ftfitqji
exchange deed
exchange draft

exchange equalisation account fqRt*

exchange equalization fond RrfinTtf*
naxiR ftfit

exchange faalities f^firxnr-gfVtn^
exchange for value Com. at^ ftft-
XTT

exchange house (telephone) Wwif-

exchange jobber ftRniq-qftr?
exchange media fifinrT-Xl| tt r g
exchange of gases xrft- fk firxnt
exchange of goods xtjKT XT fkftxr-I
exchange of land affir fsftf iq
exchange of letters Ttl-ftfiwq
exchange of property <nfw-ft(snnT
exchange of pnbiicatiOD SXTTT!T*f^-
Btl

exchange operation fVfinT?>xl4
exchinge pegging N^Hiq*7T»«
exchiDge permit {sftTPT.aT^^
exchange qnou ft'fiwq-XairtT
exchanger (telephone) 'ftfVtrwx m.
exthange raleftflnw ar^
exchange restrictions and control
fil^'1'4 ftiry a^ Pfqs»rn
exchange stability

exchange transactions Wnfq-nrq-
e*t

change value tfTT, ftftffq-.

exchanging lUlion

exchequer TTmiW n.

bank erfi^q
treasury xhriTTT
exchequer bill TT5trx>TftTT
exchequer bond TTTq^7-q»5
Exchequer Chamber 1 (chamber
devoted to the bnsmevs of the
Roysl Exche-iaer) mqTTTuTJT
3 ** Court of Exchequer Chamber
nM«r7-«07qr»q

excipient n Pluim (an inert subs-
tsDce c sed in preparing remedies-^)
n.

excipient cJj. (taking exception J
•nftffjfV

axcif&bla 610 •xcomtaunicxta

«xci»»ble adj

esoMble jrticle XT3

excisable liquor Jlftn

excise x^S n (short lor 3f^lT=Tg^),
Tijfs / (from 3i<fTm^)

Excise Act X^? wfiaftnB
excise admiDutralion Xx^fX-inrTS^
excise administration report XxgSX*

excise adiisorj couimittee x^^^'
R*S7i[-gftft
excise auctions

excise aaiborit} x tg^ S sn^XlO
excite bonded Harchouse

excise border shop <(Wl*

excite branch xx^rX-^rrai
excise budfei

excite bureau XX^X'CI^^t?
excite cases Xt?

excite ebalUo form ( biliognal )

Bn ft)

excite circle X^^K
excite clerk x^^(n faft^

Excise ComDiiisioaer

excise com|>eniaiion xa^s sTlrxT

excise contractor ac*

S%?IT

excise coos Ida and suspeclt

fe-a'sit rfn titiftx

e\si*c «r>«s«

exLitc depailineol XXqvX
cxiise ditirici cxeiutive esUbliih
tncoi xr;»

excise duly (lax on production of
articles in tho country) XX^B*r
T-rtTirg?* n (Const )
excise etiabliehmcDt XX^V-Ttrixai
excise executive peonxs^X fxWfT*

Excite Inspector X<;^S*^tfl4
excise intelligence bureau xa^W
ijMxni Tnn>i

excise law Xxq?! ftfii
excise lock ticket bookXXtJXX-XtWX-
TTl Tr>tX

E^c^e Manual xnjW ffXRinfic
excise menial xx’pvn'^
excise menial estiMishmcnt XX 5 f«-
ij'Trt

excise ofTeore xaijt«-«rBTT«
excise officer xx^c

excise offire record room XX^VX*

xiB^^-arfiftjannT

excise opium xx^tX-atfg^X
excise pattern bolton xe^eX^^X
excise peon xr^XX XI XTlTlft
excise preventive force X«55X ftxT-
TXXa

excise privilege VV fxImfimT
excise revenue X(g;x**n<ia
excise revenue alalement Xx^iX*
aTTrrw-ftxTvi

excise uinple xx^fX'Xqi^
excise abop R^nx®!, Tt^5X**nxot
Excise (Spinia) Act XX^XX- (Bin?)

•rftfttm

excise staff xx^-Xl^Tfl
excise stamp xxtux - ^^ l x
excise store Xxqxx-RRSmiT
Exs< Sub Inspector (Ordinary
Grads. Ssiset Grads) Xxqxx-XX-
Wlyx (flNnsi nxo, xn nxn)
excise supplement (to tbo Pelie*
Oatelta) Xx^X-oflfW
excise Irainin* school XX^fX g fiH W
Ixxriax

excise work xxgrx xrt
excise year XX^Hi

excision xt^TI IS

exiisioos and additions (i» forsat
v.MagislRJtfXm
exi liability X<lm 91 /.

excited, kiil^n>irt(l«xi’il

3 x^ftnrxcet, xaiter. Wfxiitt
3 PAys fevirmi
excited od>. J nltlsx, X>fir8
3 Pitt.

excited atom mif i ^

excite disaffection ft^xxkfax
WTXTXt

excited market (W xV»T finfh
excited radioactivity fkgrsIrsHkn
excitemrnt j AOtx n
3 (of psblic fseling) nlfWx n., X%»
wpjRTX , , rr^W m,

S Pitt ns.

exciting cause

excitiBg light Pin ftvhrvi-iixm
cxcitory stimulus Zaet. filflTX n.
exclude »b. 1 wixlix wpfl (OonatJ,
•mfix xixi, rilfxi
3 (to aapel) frxxitn
S w»^T X in^ xtfT nrxt
CXclnded «<{/. Hxxfn, ^

excluded area arrrflix^rx
excluded debt aiiiefjfff Xivi
excluded middle ipjie atTxfia »rfX,
^Xttvrjra

law of excluded middle Lopie
JtvX-fxXJT

excluding 1 am^ t>.

3 (exclusive of, without) -faxi. %

ft^l, cl

excluiioD 1 am^n (Uouit).,

Q Logie xbtbAtb.

exclusion from service anrla
exclusion of agricultural land fff^-
an atnifl

exclusion principle PAyi. aitlJ^*

nftxR

exclusive adj, atXTsff. aT»C(TXtfi ( t%),
^XHttTtl. etBsc

exclusive eligibility atxac crtffT
exclusive jurisdiction aRvx^rnfmTT
(Couat ) (irs lunsdietiou)
exclusive knowledge Xffflfili 9ix
exclusively 4nt (escluiivsly ona'i
own. not eoiDiDoa to others'
arm, nacnTJtn, amf^JCt
exclusiveness X arreftst/ (from d*
,Bl.)

3 Bc 4 .c'WRmt/.

exclusive of (sseludiBi, without) Cl
olf ci.^fVin
excluiive owDersbip STC*C
exctuiive poiseisiou vnR
exclusive property ansB RBfn
exclusive proposition Logic

exclusive right ans^ srf^nt
exclusive ipeeiea Pcrsslrv aPBIBCtfi
aift

tor exclusive use of females JUf.

kCR ftcuf \

exclusiviam atoqfSrSI /. (from "B'

Excoeearia Lot. ^TR'BClf^

E, acenfolia , (leavet aeummati
—Basil) rflgoRii kien
E. agallocba ^ blinding tree (tbi
juice of root it sold as a melicioi
under the name (r/iol— Basu
atlHI'Chxsw

1. indict t> Sapiuni indicum
L. iotigou B hspiura (astgee
E sebifera — Sapium aebiferum
cxcommunKate tfc, atw

exeeamonicaticn

£11 ExecutiTe Excise Sub>Inspector

escommanication from ca»te a'ft S

«-con]usint Zod. (which

were formerly imited)
eiere«cence Fortstn 51^ f
«ereta P/cjjisi

eicreu desiccator (JM n 60)
sirf’t'S.

CT Crete c6
escreted adj a ' ^t »
excretion 1 -af*!*! wi ,

2 (as, of chemicals) < *(a*i n

excretion of water
excretorv Pet. T^TST ( »^)
excretonr duct TTTn-U'HH’l
excretorr gbnd Pfcr

excretory pore a *in-T*a
excretorv prodacu
excretors *»»lem a=«r^
exculpate (to prore to be gmlll^ss)

«T?T, frrj^ «rsn
excorrenl canal Zool i*Tt

excur>ion n

tnp wTR^sftjn

excHfiioni** fftsi Bt (ffTFexcBT.
tion)

excursion special tram SIv- fHrv
finpr MMR

excursion ticket ftyt-TT*

excusable a<fj tET^

excusable carelessness srr? erar?'

excusable homicide HIT S|HS$‘7T
excuse eb.l (to offer excuse for) w?T=n

a stuiQiss^. sniT Hiii*tr

3 |tUl S’?! SCT^

(to be preseat at the meetiogs) nn.
less he is cxcu*ed ax ttX a£|
^ a bjh ir
excuse n- 1 n., X^

3 wxmxxT. son siiihi

ex diTidend Coni STxnT-firn
execration arfittTXX n.
executable aJj. PTTW
executant ft an?* eu
execute eilfttr^. xy;n.

XTXT, XtXl (Coast.). XTXX

2 Let- fas, » tonrj*. den!) foTT^X

3 ( to inffict capital pnaishn.ect )

sTa^si xxT von ?xi

fulfil fii ^T^n, TTx:

perform qt^ X7XI

di»el«jr -e ftifgai ^pxt, fiWRT. ^Ty’T

execute a bond x^a ftxqppx. X^4
^Xt

executeaeoniracl«ix?tfx«II^

f?TSXt

execute an order *fl^ qi5tX«7Xl,

executed frwptT.ftXT

rrXT

e\e«.uUd . oo'idi ration ftxttf^ BptT?t
excioteil .onirait
exectiteil estate ftexjfipT nx?I
exe\uted rsmaiaJer ^^ ' »l l F;^ in
exceuteil ^ale ft w»r;» T ft^t X
executed tru.t fttntfifx sXPT
execute well and faitiif«|l,T xtf( aiFx
it atxt. 5x1^ mIt nrxT

ftnrrx

execution t ftniT^ n tCocs; )

3 (ail a<.t of puttiog to death of a
criiuinxl under senEeoee of court)
m , xitft

homicide a i x x y= ai
assassination
murder xx
maBslau'hter XTSm
decapUalion

sjua-h execution ftmpx «i «rH-
slay of execution ftnr^X tWx.

firnr^x qfl nx=n

set aside eieraiionFrxrpX XTTnr.

w ni of execution
execution ease fxxyi^ XT? ’
execution clerk fnt?x (H^
exeentioner xf^ m.

ex^on in dop|.o«e

f^^oi (then must b« two
originals)

exeeniioa of a drcree«iT?f^ V7 firTT.
Vf •

exeeutiORci •'rremeotsli^Vt ftm.

exeeuiion «e ft.seciinlT bowleft^.

«l Fnati'H’

execution cS law fifij f^wtirt

operatiOQ of law ^ RT?^.

execution of order

execution of plantation work TTRri.

execution of risk note

execution of statutory powers qf?.

trfrm ^ firiRT^R

exfiution of the sentence ^

exei ution of warrants of arrest
RRftOirfRRR *t

execution of work d^-fi|(7T?:T

exeiiition ofwnt Lijw

exeiution proteedio's Zato Flt x ipx .

execution sale Law ftsRT?5f-f^*Tr
e\e<utivea/y ftxRT?^-, ftniT^i frxRt-
<Tt »1iinieS5

rxeiiitise >1 (the execatire bratch
uf i goiernmeiit aUo. the person

01 persons wl 0 constitute the exe*
cutis e nn^istraei of a state)
TS|-q^ RTWwffF (Const J.^SlSRi-

(irr judiciary)
execulive action fsHRT?T
exeeuiise sgenex fst-TT^Rmfirem
exeiutise and proiertise lUff fberi.

t> I) fT-in?R« KRT T?m *spjTfr
exeiulise eulhority 1 ftc7T?5t-RTl^-
will

2 Pfrn?!t-inf'ZfTT
execulne board PfrRl tH -Rrp g
exeeuiise branch fttcRt^ir.tTnsi
execuinv business '^rTTfR VTR> ft*

exeruiixe charge ftvn^xt.JiXTTp
exriulne circle

execulne cla<s=exeruliie ofllccrt

ftrii»*,x^, wftrriT

exeiutne commiltee ftxRTX^triflfa
working commiltee crJcrfHV. «ri*

execulne council ftriT?5f-qfrTT
executiie department ft"TTT!T-rrwin
Executive Director ftrnTiT.»fwt»m:
execulne duty ftrrTTSMtx'nt
Executive Engineer ftxxTyw Bf»Tx»n
Executive Engineer (das. J

scale) ftonrr-aifirTim o-fR aixr

F xerutive ExosE 5uM ■ s

pert

•xamtira oorernment Axhlcition

TiW^SW

e\<'ruti\e *o»eninicDt smmi

fxciTHne io*truc:ion4

exfciili»e orJfM fsfrjT^
exrruti\« eoldoor ftiR fiflu* VTP

«xrcuti^e P««rer Cli-

?Tf>K (Const )
eiccutive tfnicfs
exffuti\e stiff

txcrutue ^ub•ln8petlo^ 37-

Wlsn

E»ccuti»« 5iuHinp«rtot tit Exetse

-nWW*

<xfi-ulor (q{ ft will' Lau ft®lTT* "■
cxrrulor de roo tort Law (« ho with*
out lutliorit} mtcrmeddlM with
th« rstste o( • dacodent— Myir P*
i \ &w xnfjtnft

(xmitor o( bi*own*>ros^=exeeiilor
de ton tort
eseruler<hip Law
•xfftiiory Isieftesra
executory contrici Litic ftxTrn ttftr*
cxrruterr deviie iaic ftxTTO
cxecutotv est'te Law
cxeculorv reinaiader « roaliogeoi re<
raaioder etOiT
executory axle Law rttrTTQ ficci
executory iruit Lrtte ftxrrn »in»r
evcuiorr u«e Lau fe*TIO yttet'l

exi.ulrit I, le Anrfr*' /
excmiiliiT a,ij 1 *r^
a Laid ftlW'tt*

dettTTrut

retaliatory sflfinttT*
tiodielivC VfatltBT'trf
extmpliry danij«es

ftrtmn

exrmi’lary punnhment Laic f^T^ret*
nr* fttvnrx

cxempUrc reeoeil en^

exempliSritioo X.aw (so eseiri>liSed

exempt 5" (Cooat )

exrni[ I ,fc

exempted « /; gT

exemj led eilejory g<»; eii

exrmjiin] dru? gTT

eieni| led person g^ JTT

exempt (tom allulirneot wrBTH^et-

5 ”

exempt from •iienJance
exempt from pniiiahnieot ^*7 grc
exempt from sUnip duly g7}< S^S
^gef

exempt from tax CT^TR
exemption gfen /, 5?
exemptiOD eerlifiexle gf^it Bamn
exemplioD rlauie Law gf(r-*(*T
exemption from atanip duty g^tv*
5IB7 It gf*K

exemption from taxation
exemption in perpetuity litjBii gfic
exemption number gfit TTFBf
exetnpuoo period g^>K7f4
exendoapermouaody Dot gxB timitv
exereiiable 0.1^ *“

exereiae • } erxatn m.
a«>'l«.(Const)

' 4h srtwfe/.

1 *BTtnt| tn

exerrise »b. 1 anht*WI. srfttlil biRT,
3 rvTTTtrvTar

exemae book tBCVm Bf^TTC? /
exerei«e ebeek fiiaxwi rRBT
exerri«« discretion BTfotv Vt SBhl
«T3l

exerriae full pooera ^ tifs ntij

exerciae funetiona frq app^
exereise of ■iilhoiily BifilBTT-B^
exem*« of njlita

rierri<« of righta odiDitird MIpR
wfimtf «l ffqf'l

exemae ooe'a nf hi to rote Ki> RRV
f>TO< VI wbIr »t=n
exercise or eojoymeol of right »f4-
«iy BI truhi aruBl luanit
exerciae the jKio'era of ^ BT

tralR

exemae the right of reentry gif-
Tl 0^ «TBT
ex«i^ I BBW

a (preMure) (Rrfts) TPT*. Tmi
exert force ri r*ya- TIRB
exert ioD mPTni
ex fjclore lart telling value
BftO gi f«TB

exdarlnfT prur fttlWl TIP gBB
faclorv pnrrfnit^ gcB

rifoliaie ct.vrTiR
exfoliatioB WBBdB is.
exfulialiae ail. ITTtA <

exfoliatire dcrmttiiii atBT^T RicW
ex godowD iiaue ^tTHTT
ex-godown price tsIffTIT-Tni gTB

cX'govcrnmcDt lervanl tpT^ BTtrt*

e* gratia (of or by (»vo«r) BjflSIT
exhalant eiphon Zeel trlfB^ EntV
exhalation n ■

exhale ti- T'tpTTR
exhaust rS. ftTillfl

exhausted od^. itwICR.
exhansled paper 73

exhausted apace pAjia TTSlfitB BftBl
eshiuit fan 3TST7 (737
exhaufliB' aJj, fltyflTV
exhausting pnmp m.

foot exhau aliB' pain p Try ■T'WTr^
hand exhausting pump gRTTroi*
7T»^

exhanition 1 jrviin, f^flm n-t 7^*

fi wrfts /,

3 JliJrmtatiti TiVTT s«
exhavstios of soil I(t1 TlBnf*l
exhauitireod/ ft'Wl

(«7).

exhtusiiie enquiry fT+7‘^ TflrWi
fityWl TiTT**!, Iffl *13
exhiuiiiTe Demorandao Mu^ll

?m. rfTxfi TTTff
exhausiire meihylation gft GtydiTT
exhaaslire note KBl'X^fe'TxtifVtft^

exhaust paper (a ballot paper oa
which no furtliar prefarenee ta ra-
cordftd for ■ eoaliauiag eaadidata]

exhaust pipe TrerTT-BTI
exhaust slram DIt/. 7*31 tret
exhaust Tftlre dftfomoiilaT’WB'TTR
exhibit 1 syVfr. ttyfitT 7T7I

2 Law (ft complsinli !• * to p eeaent
the txmt to xpubbe oftitftil TTfWT

*T7T. tryftrr *T7T

exhibit o 1 (sooietbiag exbibitol)

iry^ m>

3 X-iw (Jocnmenl eibibilol to •

court darinc trial) “t>1 "*•

exhibit • document te»7 ByfrtT 7T7F.

tt77 Bytl V « t*7r
exhibileil n'j Byflrt
cxhibilinn I BydT • (Const)

Sfpu) lie shower jiapl a )

•xMbitioxutt filS •xetcisa

droionslntiens^^,
i^ricuhural e\hil)ilion U^VHl
cattlf «\liibitioD

ia<}u<trul exhibition Acfft*

exhibitionist *i.

exhibition of resKtration mark
TS3IX^-frC Ct
exhibitor s^tin n.
exhort ei *TXT, VtHT

exhumation S'W'H

exhumation of boJv ;t 7 ttV V7

exhumetl l>o<lv T'WTT XTX, ^
frtTFT 5»T ?rx

exijeneie* of terxiee fixt STSTt^
exi*enf» l tmrXTBiai /.

3 (re<iuir»m*tit) «^SJ. WTXTTTT! /
in the exigencies of work *Tn ^
Ml-ttumiiTf Jt^

exile rb. ajwx (ie« lamsb)
lnn<i>ort firx?*TX
exilement 7^T>R n
exile oleanJer (r^rbit neriifi?iO
*1. (Dun)

eximiui Det Tjj* (excellent (or tiro
or Iwkuty)

esloe Dot ('outer eo*l') tre^cx n.
ex inlere*:

exist ti. nfprx iVtrf. fhrr,
exiitenre ttflx^ ■ , «ttl/
existence of loop xnft wfM'X
exlftence theorem mt-X%7
existing w<f^. rxxreTT. xittH (hotli in
Const )
present xattTX

existing iccommoJalion ^tixiT tntT-

exisling accounlt fexun^^^, X^lTt^

existing appendix ftrutlX xfifllH
existing appoininieot fnnrX firgfff,

existing l>aiiking facilities fecsiX

existing business rtdUH *xmT.

RH STT7TT

existing clause fstlJfH «»t

existing communications fxinnxAXTT

existing eompany fetiuie nitiiq
existing custom fscsii ?fl. xxtnx
jpfr

existing direction fit^

existing entries rsQitlX RWixt
existing fund

existing generation ftVtJH

existing law fxWfTT ftfx. X^ftrsf ftf*
existing office ftORR ^
existing page (4QiiR
existing luragraph fxtiHH ^(xTff
existing |iax ffdlR^ rSrw

existing proviso f)fntnRT>^
exi'ting rules f^tnm frail
existing siaCF f^ama aja i ft
existing siil>i>jragrapli ftxura aa-

aferar

exit 1 fmip t «

3 Bfc'riR iiT. fnfa in « . ar^r
at xiUo

exile ZaV (Gk ero 'outside' Oi# of
tl o appeiKlssrs of Ibo exterior side
of the hiiiln of pbylopods^Web.)
a^n H

exit pie 6tt{a-TR.ai5?TiaaT arra
exit tube f^taa-ai5t
eX'piAior eommissioneil olSeer
aftt nr^^nfiatft
ex-lictnvee «38ftiyrf>

ex*nieri>lianot>serrslioa Jsiriw ttia*
yt^a-aro «a«l m

ex'mill price ^afsft-a:ir ^ra
ex oewaex right riiuee* («itl>e>st
the right to claim partieirstion m
an issue of new stock) aatr^an-fkai
exoceipita) oJ>. Jiuf W

exoccipital bonefsprocessofoceipitil
bone) asaTxraaTet-afta
exoccipital condsle a r ^ t U X lW Bpa-

eiocluton J!cl. aumr m.
mesochiion tivaiar
endochilon «a«inaT
Fxoco<iidae(raniih ofthetruefljiog

fishes) ajRnftaJSXI w.

Fsococioidc* z«rf. afrtfta naift
Exocoetus Zoel. a|iadta sinfi
1.. epiloplems (Gk. apifc* Viot')
fe’yi’ alfiixita

expCTine tufj. Zoct. (haring the cry-
■taltme eone replaced bv an in*
growlhoftransparent material from
(he romes) afpxt j
exocone • afisTSifes*
exoenne *0. afgmtff (

exodermis Zct. n.

exiverrthrocrte pha«e a^-Ta^tU-
BITWJ

exoerrthrocrtic o»f^ twahn^arir

exoerrlhroerlic cxcleta^in-aTfra*

ex officer >JT^

ex officio (Const ),

ex officio director a^ ttaina

ex officio lasjvector at^ Wht*

ex officio inspector orir)ier' a^ JT-

tHh-frflvar

ex officio Medical Officer of Health
a^ tiafaa aartsatf^Til
ex officio member
ex officio Tiiitor a^a <(1^

El-X ofLF A (Examiner of Local Fund
Account) WT ff ?r a (wTnlaftf^-

ItfraOva)

exogsstncef^ ZixV (eitrritig forwards)
KtlT*

exogastneallr coiled ZixV. w gac ai
^Xgl^rl

exogrnoiis n ); Cel awara

exogenous bud D.( anrara aifeaT

exogenous origin arjnna aart
Exogonium purgx - Iponioea piirga
-jilap Bet. Rm*a ia**t
exi>rntlneDof.aiin»TT»aa axara^n.
(it isthe iinJdle tsver—McLosu 1.

6?H

exopephno o^f; Zed ai^i^
rxenephne system
rxoneraif rh. 1 (toreheie.xs of charge,
obligation eicj wirgastaraT
2 ({o clear from accusation) ^Kgai

arm

exonerated mf;. irngw. ^gsR
exoneration 1 tlTTjDE /

9 a)a«laa n.. fiagft: /.
exophoria staif^afoar /.

exophthalmic goitreaCrarcs'ducuo
7t%-rT?rnrT m. (short (or arf^ata*
rsart)

exuphlhalmos-exophtlialmus if,d,
(abnormal protrusion of tbs syo*
ball) TTfift-nVa sn.
exoplithalmus ~exophthalinos
exo]>odite Zed af^C^la n.

Fxoprocii Zevi. af^^Xr n pL

Kxoplerygolaroid.ar|faaTfWn wpb

exorciM- r/.. »J.5laH7tn. SJST ftpiwm
exorcist ^;yfaRIT» ffi.
exorcize B exorcise

•xoteopic •mbryo 61 i , •xp«n(«

efoscopic embryo Bo< WTBIBSni

esoileletoa Boot

cxotmosi*

exoapore Dot m

Exoiporeae (soborder)

fi. ( "3^^ xnborder )

ezotponum Ksexine
exolhecium Bot "i

exothermat aJ] Cliem (chirteterixed
by BTolution of
exothermic = exothermal
exothennoui = exothermal
exotic oi; Bot Ian introduced ape*
eiM< I B not isdigenonx) •tasino
exotic conifer at wins Xf
exotic plant HWKIS
exotoipore = iporozoite
exoiropia Ifad (movement ol the eye
away from the medial line]

/

E*p (exprestion) 3/afA

expand ti fvfWltai, fSTOT *7^,

expanded edj

expanded form 3/ntlt fexsrlw W
expanded metal J?fy fmrfra injX?
expanded or cosdented fvxfs emr

>«xptndet BfWtt* m.
expandioi tbf; ftWTft ( -»\)

expanding 6le ftwiftapfiPT
expanding achool JTfmifl afiTTr
expanding unnerie ftrnfl
expanding work ^ald firTT7fl*Jr
cxpanae fn^F* / , fsTTlT i»t.
expaoae of water
expaDtibilityaexpanaibUneaa

4m/

cxpanaible od/.fTwi
ex panaibleoeaiBCxpaotibilily
cxpantiieod^ fxprrfKrO
eipintile pnlution iltd ftxsrft itTll-

expanaion I fxraTT m , *

HEcoe.Vil SRITm
^w^yi.ional ad,. fxvstfW
exempt

exempted g^cootract^n of enr-
exempled category’^
exempted drug P*”'*'^*

exempted pcraong.ri'*;;;:^
exempt from alljiliinenl ^ power

5 "

expanaion in tenea J/ntA ^

(ftSTT

expanaienitzn Ee<m mTWTX rt.
expamiomat fcon m-

expanaion of credit H^-SSrr
expanaion of currency
expanaion ot demand f /via

expanaion of determiaant

expanaion of gaaea qifa^FtTST*!
expanaion of aupply
enpweniMX-aaVae MaA ttWTTW-^TO
ezpaoaiee <id>. ftHifl ( »^}
expanaivc force nn

czpaaaiveneaasaexpanamty NtSlffSI

/.

cxpinaixaty ss txpxnavaceeaa
ex parte Lav

ex pane decree Law *rtnxfrt an?rf(t
ex parte proeeedioga tjCTiJln
expatriate ofr 1 (to drivo o paraon
from hia own country) ftviB

3 (to withdraw from ona’a country)

^ wnwi

ezpattiaiion i ^ linRt)

3«rTft*OTwn«.

expect «6 Jtmm *f«, antm "WiT,

eataie in expectancy ♦WXI
ezpccUnt aJj. ai^t^
expecUnt beir «t^d)
expectant rooiWr urmwartm, ntVfH I,
expectaiion vrufxn. anintc /
expectation of life trUs-wiftm
expectation value foretrrp atgfjrTary^
expected ad;. piAIUo.irmftts, nVw
expected date of delivery i/f,{
fftruftfii

expected rexulia wvfvRf sfivim
expected lime of arrival an^ an il^-
f^aiow

expecte d Mime of depamwe Wt
at^SHWU
expertoraot taOwiltC
expectorate tb. wVl'Him
expectoration n

expect reavonably gTwgvE n^]n«TST
expediency
expedient a^.

expedient x. wrgm m.
expedite ti, (fhtvrn.nrxi
expedite or retard work *t 4 liVs
Mdfl rtfs i)o*n

expedition atftrvTiT *.
expeditionary force fifil. lff«9n-«t
expediiioiia adj. mMib,

WITT, tfta

cxpeditioua deapatcb aifttiln ?nnT,
arfetfht JiTn

expeditiously ran It. ifhtSI It, «.
ftcrW

citptl nfa ftxsTxn, wrn aft-

**i>ts, ftort-i (ut banish)
expend rfc taas.taa CT^t
expended edj wa fetlt »iai
expcDdible adj trstfts
cxpciidibte atorea tqqiflQ
expenditure (of money) {Const ),

liurn n. (ancient word)
cost qftrcv
outgoing ffjirhft (ws)
outlay 3^^

•tfticipited expenditure

oqti

capital cipcndifure jaifl
rhargcil expenditiiro Btfs «W
coeiingest expenditure (tttfxvnnr
deferred expenditure iRwfft* ore
extraordinary expenditure tntret*
Totrere

giosa expenditure irew
net expenditure gy WB
non recurring expenditure artre^

DOD'VoleJ expenditure mviBS*TT
ordinary expenditure ttreifci <7*
recurring expenditure irresf
revenue ex|>rnJilure wnni*atre

tola) expenditure tntfl
soled expenditure XQB
expenditure and conlingenciri m
aftr thtixann't

expenditure tharged upon vy vg;s

re?

expenditute incurved ft?t It?! •??
expenditure locurred for earning
profits rrwnfs ^ 'ret

luw

expen lilnre aide xmeWTTf
expenditure lUiemrnt reS fvxi»r
expen.e as? m. fConit >

at tbcir own expenae ary^ <?? ?T

•zp«nM« 6\i expleUation

exp^D»f» m (Const )
dirfct fvpfnsfs H’ZW RtT.
inJirfft «jp^nir» trttW ^7^
proJuclisc etpfinfs TNtO
unproiluctiTB fsp^nsfs WJ^T^

<ip^ntcs p{ production Fern
*77

rippn«f*on*r«)«nt ofrontio'onrirt
rt7lttpn-«77
riproAirr IkioV. Jtv( 1
ripcncnre nrjWt m.
ospcnencrd crf^ srjrrfHt^)
rspcririiffd msfistrite 7^*

fjTTt*

riprncnrcil Ticcinstor ir^W^t
ripcnmrnt ft TiTtVsri / . 7^ w
fxj'frimpnl f#i llTffSn ni. ♦(tftv'n
rsprrunrnt*! arf^.t^TftWTTr*,
lt7ft»>7

rsprrimrntil ■nimtl il7ftyi-75
riprrimrntsl irpi »/>lry
^7

rspcrimrotil eleimnss iWftTrfW^tn
psprrimrntil rrop rutiinf' itTftVT'

eiprnmeni*! rnitini; ft7ft9(*«47.
nVfhn ft fistj «j(

esp«nmeui>l euttio|tofcrop«ih'<hn*

W7 irr7»<rt7

eipcrirorniil driiili {)7fhn-f7t7T
esp<’riinrnul ilrtrrminitioa rtTflm
irn f7T777

rsprrtmratil ficl n'qffVI’n* 7*7
rsprnm«DtiI fsriii BV7,ft70*

7777 7^7

esprrimcntil forestry rtTftjtTT^ 77 .

Ott

rspenmentil Vtirhrn A4(\vi’77
riprrimentil liw (HfhtrTV f<nr7
rsperlmrtiliUy trrftffTI, i>7ftvT ft
rsperimrnul pliytiolojy ftrO^n*

tftji

csperimrntsl plot HTftFf'^’TZ
espenmrtitsl procedure Aiftyi TfzTT
espenmentil proof (hftvr7« TTTfn
cspenmentsl siUicnlture ft7(hft7
777^7

espenmemsl • o w 1 n f: ftrftw-TTZ
(zrarf)

f tperimentsl stipe ft7fh?T TTTTJ
esperitnrntsl •titioQ/VrrilrirftTfhltT*

WI7

experUnenlsl tiMe ftTt^Sn
eiperimenul worV
t(rF77 Trft

nperln\ent*tw«i 'ftTftv’t «•
eipenmenler ftTftVT pi.

e*pertfirit7!?.ft7nn"» (whennece*.

•\r) to diitincmth from ipecinfiit

ftfrrjt)

esperl rommilteeftiftTTr n^tf^
espert diipiiosisnnilf7il77*r7^T7 IfK
eipert etulenee r^ft'45-fnT7
eipert fee ftftn?? gW
expertness ^TTim f»
experlo erede (‘kii expert ahouM l<s
heliaeej ) fHtTsjtftrTtrflfl-
expert professionil opinion fiinTT
»7T77ir77 «r>Oni
experts romnultee ftftTTt-Rftft
expert s|sertitist ftllITT ftsl'lSJ. 7^7
ftftlSJ

expert siiiness fi j tn g
expirile eft 7f^TTTO7
expiritioR I tfiTT777 ft-

(respiration IRTl)
n

3(e.e of an aet or notifiration)
■77T7 n . BTtft / (Const )
expire tf. 1^(17717(^7)
a •17717 (tin. 7717 (fTl
expired a.f/. I WTfim, 7717. "(nzm
3 ^xoilftr

expired ait »I5

expired dste aifltupz 77(77

ffTt*

expired datMuiet Fly 77(77 f^lc
777

expired pass staftn Ttnrx
eipi(inf;ad; arTTnO ( 17 .)
expiring law kttK)
expiry •r77T7 n . Txnlft /.
expiry date 77717
expiry of Irate «r77lTl 77l({l
expiry of |>eno.l Tzlft 71 777T7
expiry of senlrnre 7»r«^ 71 77717
ex pliia t ft. 1 sqraai 7171, 177 7171
7*111171

a (as, ona'a eonIuel)x70fT7 7171
explain and persuade Rmitlt aftr
77171

explain one's renduet anX TiTni 71
ITflTni 7T7T

expliBslion X XTprqj/^ rrf)7T>t a.

S FJik- 17i!\717 «.

exposition fufl, ft7W
reslandadei]ii«te expUnat!on7ins
»ftl 7gft« 17^717
explanation of delay fllTTi 7i ITtl*
717

explanatory (111/ 1<J177|(W7 (Const.)
explanatory account xqil7|(KS f)7T7
explanatory instructions xqiTqttRZ

explanatory memorandum XTiaqi.

snT7, xqiimmz fniTt
explanatory note »qi?qi’77 fl*77.
*71771 fl*7tl

explanatory remark, njirqirgriti
explanaloTT atalcmcnlS7l771fXT77tl7
rxplicatiie X,(vic fW77 n.
rxpticalire proposition Lcyic
r77 nromi. fj^nrebwrrn

explicit iulj I 177. gx 7 tK
3 .Vulft 177
express X7 *t:
explanatory 171711717
unaml'iftnoiit

explicit approval 177 •rTiftT7
eiplirit direrlion 177 pi^
explicit function Jfxlk 17* fiw
explicitly tqtriTi, i^iqnnm
'explode fft TipetlTZ
exploit rft 1 (to make cia of baae1> or
illecimatel)} frtV|7 (from JlfWtl
rjM), iflrn 7T7t (Mar. Ri*ftl7)

3 (to Ret thaxalueor tisefalneasoui
oOftfm

9.Viniaj (to extract ore) Tiqtl*
711^1, 17717 fTTTWTl

4 rcrcitrv (Oerm OMtawtren) Hgq-

•VlR

exploitaluhly Fcrntry ttg7q * V W 71 /.

exploitildeof; /'tTfilry 7g7q>i7

exploitable ape Fcrntry »Tg77h7
77H

exploitable aixe Fcrntry Bg i q *ti q
qftflw

exploitable aperies Fcrrilry Wgqqrtq

onfl

exploitation 1 rTXl(7 (fttVlii found
in xtAt. well!, rui zn, riffiftq.
■n n tba tense of fsl«* or exees.
sire millinp out, drsininp. exploit-
iDR). li>ntii («ar. (•'’lira)

afslrsnce etsininslion, reeonnoi-
tctinfiXflTTn

3 Fcrntry (an operition of werbinj

•XpOf*

ezplolUtion mi mintgtmsnt 616

eat the prolace o! a lomt—

*

ezploiUtion and DunigemeDt JorMlry
RgTghR

erploititioa b/ parckiMn Foritlrt
tnwf Tin ngr^hr?
csploiutieo eamp Fertrtrf •Tgr^pn*
fsrftT

expl^ititJOB fcUiag Farutrn R5T*

g^w•gT’^^

cxploitition efficer Fornlm
grr^-wTireift

nploiUtioa o( foreat prodoee
WTwnjTTnra

eiploiutioB o( libonr vg-frftT^i
•feit Cl

npleiutloa of Dxtiazu ttt
CT »>T»I

npleiutiea of icioureel frTTV?*

CupIentiOD •

erplemory adi ( TT)

wpJorttory root kiirt »rB«>^
etptare tb-
diMOTcr crfrWTT wrv

iBTest 4<iifl cm

etperineet afrffWI cm
IBvetllgiU RJ^CTH cm
eBqoifecfqmrfCm
•earek cwtin cm
ibrjoctt cA'tfl

eftBuiMcfnn cm
rrplorer »nr«tC m.
nplonog l»c*nc« feri inf^TW-W^-

apletioD c^TDIC fK Crmi •».
erploMTe •. m

expleiiTc»f/ CT»’^(r^>

CTpletirc ballet cnclfl lilfcci
nplotiTt eonpoasd T^lfl <1^11
rxpIcMive dt»e cWrtt fftc
npIofiTe dijper»*l ctfcrc

nplotiie ernptjoo c^cTTl 4)1*,
C'Wio.

cxplotiTc felilin cnlfl (ll»»t-

iBg gelatia ft^)

nploaire meckaaitn Fortiirf CtfClft

mn

crplMire po'eer TTCrft rfr^
Explotieet, PetrolruB asd Motor
Vebiele* Sfanoil mi

Cmfirfe

EzpIoiiTei RnleaZTCrz fmi

eiplotite aakviaste C'^TC
expoDent 1 (aa, «t a tboory) t01«Hl

(-Ti m

3 Alt V!9fCm-

cxpoBeatu! mij. ClftC-. CTrt^lC
expoaenttal eqoatMB Udlk. CTf-Tlft

cn. cntc-«nf!CK
expoeenttal fanettoo CTifc ftrc
cipaacDtul udiceaCn^-'^OTT^
expoaealial acne« Ualk. CI^C
expoBeatial apitem CICIC'CTTv
expoBCBt af the power Ifolb-CniC m.
export ei fitcmffrom
cm

export* freh*
exporubie cemaioditiea fnW
exportable larplaa'^qWetf'frc
export illoeacioat rran-irTC«m
exportation ftem. frdt «.
export autboniatioa ^m^'STfgcrC
export baak&a^-c^TCtC
export bill ftii* ftrc
export booAtie* fWi«nftr
export coBtrol fm? f-wn rn
expan caatrol permit ^cn fmcc.

export eootrol regolatien* Mh:
frenm fxfrzm

export cooiroIatbedoleEn^X'brtixcn-

export erediiWfrtCCiT

capon eredil goaraatee frcls TWIt-

expart doty Ft^o-y»c (Cosat)
e t ported aJ} ftClPtC
exported good* ft^lic
exporter rt.

czportera* regiater (rajialer of Indian
eiportcn) ftrcHc-CxA (irr^

export booae Rtcn'tJT
export iadoatnea fimW-TCHt
exportiag fnnc *•
exporting ageaf frf^T cfitCtf
expertiag area EnnC VC
exportiag eootrol ftcin ftc^c
ezportiag eooolry fbCTCC \fT
exportiag diatiHery ftelt* ci*TC^T
exportiag diatnrt ftc^TC Rem
exportiogbonar PrclTC-rjg
exportiag aarrebaat FtHM^-tTnift
exportiag policy
export ficeaee frcH-ar^T^gt

export licecee fee

export licence permit jSsF-i-

«5?t

export line Foratry (a road or track
for the pnrpoaa of eitraetisg mat*-
nal from a foroit— LPJl.) Prc^c-crt

export merckxBt ftctr-

tcnrft

export of capital jci^Ct fecit, Tcal'
fcCTC

export paat ftch-CC, ^t-CTtC
export permit fStcIt-erjCl
export policy fSrdc sfrft
export pnee ftcTC-^TC
export pnoniy firclc-^ci
export proraetioD aekemeftclc-c^c*

wm

export qaota frCTC-Rxitr
expert qnata permit frdt «x6tr>
»T?I

export a and inporta &clt RTf CTCTt
exporta ea commercul aeeaoBt
cif^c-kft CT feeW
export ea getcraDcBt aeeOBSU
TITRC CT ftde
export aabaidy {»cic*<l«RHHC
export anrplaa ^tdv-of^
export ux ftcic-CT (Ooaat )
export trade Jcch-mCTt
export trade control fcdc xCTTTT'fkc*
*CR

Export Trade Ceatroller &clc-«CnTT»

export trade coatrol neuficatioR
PtcW-TCTTIT ftC*CR^tft^CCI
export trade coatrol order ^rdt*
•cNiT-RcnnMrfttt
export trade control orgaauatioB
fcclc*mcTT-ftv»CR'lrt<n
export trade caatrol aebedole 6rclc*
xcTRT trcwri-eryj^
export wbeleaale dealer ftdc-'CC-
•cnirt

expoae cA i fccrrc. «fRT^

S (to lay opon. aa to attack, daa|ar,
trial or taat) TTCCl. CJ« ^

9 (to tat tortk or mak» koowa, aa a
plan or aaerat) TCTtC Vm
4 (to diacloaa lb* faslt* or erioaa
of a pertea) ffClftrc cm
B(to duplay or alhibiOc^ftrCCTCT,
ffVTCJ •

ezpoftd

617

eztond

6 PAoioff srznPT

exposed adj. 1 ft'lirn

2 (to ligbt) Jrenrra, jri'ftrs
«xpos«d film PkeSog. SZlfsu ftnft
«xpo««d roelffnlfts
cxpot«d lite W?

exposed slope* fintfra
exposed item correcUoo Phvi-

exposed to ligtt Dct srerrt

expose for ssle ff^fira CTW

exposition 1 Edtu- /., fr7T*T h.
expUnation

2 = ispect Fvralry (tb* direetion
towxrd which » slope fseea)
ftlTT/.

expository lUtate Zaw U msadxte
to the courts to eoDstrri* sod apply
» foraer Uw cot seeardiag to ]vdi*
eitl, hot aeeordiog'to ItgisUtire
judgment) t<ii««PH* TftPrffTt
ex post fieio 1 (by rirtue of a tbeg
done after some partienlar erent)

3 (done or made after a thiog)

^HfT. CTZntT

ex post facto lew qr d lTtt ^rfir
retroipertiTe laW ftfir

ex post facto saactioa ^nzhrt #nfh:=T
expoitulstsoB sfanVr n.
exposore f ej'em^is.,ftX%

SftnMn.

8 Gtot’ /

4 PKolcg- RZITR iLi Z»ni n.
ezposnre index PAutop. svnrtv
exposure oumber PActop R*m{«
exporare table Pketeg- XZW-MHirfl
exposure time PKctsg. S»ni-*TB
exposure to cold tflw e*!*!!
exposure to light P<T*»tryff*TJI-rii>n,

S«T1I 9 (itrT

exposure to unnecessary danger Lo»
atnZT^* *1 «tfwi
expound ri. erfsfa
express adj 1 tTT, 4yT, W-

2 errir, eifTtfln

express (tram) Pfy enun, er^ITR si.
express eh wfw^s’S wt-si (Coast )»

sexpresa aeeeptinee erfittz^ Wtffi

express assnmpsit <nVT7

express anlbontT atflTrriV Slf^nT
express company Kl^ilTa-tman
express condition HfiltdC HlafV.

srfer*^

express consent tjilfa

express consideration X^so xfrtvms

express contract Lav wfifsvva
(see implied contract)
express dclirery wtjj fiRt*, 51 t,
ffttITPt

expressed adj. MfinnH, xflTS
expressed contract Lav KfkwtTV

expressed desire vfatm fttn
expressed precisely gsxmr wfumt
expressed provision aifiti^t t 3qviM
expressed sanction aifiriQTS ifnVTH
express goods atta siiecHqR
expressible adj 'dtSitstlq
expression l

2 wfirTTfis / (CoastJ, tnnt, »TW,

if tn-

3 t'f M<I /.

otufeststioB Rtqsn-ti, srq^

4 (Exp.) IfnJfc. RWf lit /. ( 7 T^ )

6 (as, of oil) y P tV rt n.,

expression or idea st fus q f g amj

expre«sions
term q*

technical expressions qi^infVc
erpresiiTeoessst^tSQfhjmy’,
express letter an^ qti
expressly xirfir* 7 «tcq^.airitiq«. 80 i.
mwn^» (Const)

2 tltn. W15

expressly agreed and declared atfit*
aqimxi «?lT vlfts
expressly barred «ir<HTiE^^
expresJ/ or impliedly wfirtirii; anm

xqfirs ^ !t

express order trfirxqsE an^,

•fT^

express paueoger ^fy ang RfilZ*
««7T

express penniasiou arfuiq^ ar g ^ i
express promise Hfuie v sfs?!
express request BlMt
express reroesuon ftfinw BptfrgTsi
express Ulegram sn^f ttR

express train Jlfp. 1173 ^‘‘ii
express trust nfitWSi
express trustee aifiinrftf^BT^
express understanding atTwniW

iflWT

express vicwa ft^TT eii*ij
express warranty atfstrq^ eitUVtjJs
implied warranty xqRtff arvqi^O
ex processing fsetory price ftviff -

freW-^ ti!FT _

expToprtste t 6 4 tlfiW*CTst,

5 T«t

exproprtation i

exproprietary tenant ^awiRiW
ex propneior »UITt
expulsion «•« *ICt ftom^ii

(Const ). a^tznrt, fttrf-

TTn

expunge eb. *t*ii»

expunged adj.

expurgate rA fiwV'yq

txradins ifalV zfgftqsqi /.

ex ngbt “ ex new BtTfijtn ft ry

ex-mlcr

extert

exirrted spire Zed. (wbea iti azti it
cot 10 e stniiht lice with the cola*
torllar axis) ftwT
ex-iemctmrn ifif.
eZ'ServicCmen aodety
atfefff

exsicraie ro. Ttsrfrw
exsircatiis gr»,

ex silentio = argument from lilenee
(an argument from lack of refaranoe
to a thing, lack of proof, etc.)

5f*E

eX'ioldicr tlfire

ezsolutiOn wqtfg^npr n, (separatioi
out of aolatioQ— Tyrrell p. 93 l
ezsupulate Bel errjqq «.
exsiipulaie ad;. Bot { 4 ^

e^>lemporary Additional Revenui
Inspector Wrmtft wqp tIJM-.

ftoV*

etxcmpore ad; tm
extempore poetry aag-^ftST
extempore speech tliq'Jl

extend cA. 1

3 ftqjnr wtr!,

■rf« ftryq zRt, zn^Ti ^7^,trwn
vrqi

ftxiended

ezt«m»U7

«1S

3B7Jl5hn(C«arfJ
4 (th« dkte)

extended odj 1 ftrs, I^VsiRd

2 MiU ertr®

extended definition Hath.

’jR*ii'ti

extended order Jfil , Xoe Umogo-

mettt of trooj* or ihipe in l>o* with
greeter mterrefi between naitl
then 10 regolet formetion) wwS^
KJl (5^ from 5*:^)
eitendeissextensof JlfaiJi. m.

extending bill ftwift
extending ibc d«e ftftf it^ W

{*frn)

extend the period of euy <1

ezteneibilitj = exteneiblenees Hath.

extenxibte w ext entile od; Hath.

exieniible beUowe PXtit *rw

exteniile a extentible
exlentimeter a extentoaeter ifniA.

esieniion 1 smT*!, Wirei «, SWTT,
n (CoBit )■ 4tl4l
2 ifath. ft^M m
9-Lagte einft*/.
exteniion of a read Vitrv <T
cxtexuion of demand »rfiwrW-fiT7r»r
exteniion of duration «nf?
exteniion of leave arrCRl {^) «TRT
exteniion of aemee TyBi

exteniion of lUy wrairfi* cmt,
tft«rtfsi»TPn

exteniion of the dale ftfir arA «TIHI

extenaioa of the rale Ifotb. I^nnt <T
&*JTf

exteniion of the term atvF^ T tm
exteniion of lime Rwr WTRI
exteniion ataff «TrT-«iwTfhrt
extennon itrain facil
eitemion to other areai «rav era) SV

exteniion triining centre frFTTT-

exteniiTtt oJ; fT*TT. ftd ^

(«0

exteniire agncntnire

extemite and Jtrteniivx euitiTition

afrr

exteniire buiineta ftpjtr WHIT

exteniire calUrauon tester
extertiire inteiprettnon Pr-

exteniire inreitigition cr^*

exteniire powera 5T{^Em
exteniire lonr of inapeetion fV^^

firftsn*74T^

extenioiDeteraexienaiinelrr
extenior laextender dfoilL

2 diut nmv m
extenaor carpi radtali* Pod.

Xrftl BHif\

exteoaor carpi ulnana ^ooi. anf^*
ttfir jntTK

extenioremni Anal. 3^’fffITTT
exteoaor mnscle Anal RttTTV ^tfl
exteoior tar<i Jnat
extensnx Bat. Tat. ^73
extent 1 in (ConxtJ
asm/.

‘dJ/otV tefir/

to the enent ss sm RS (Cosit }
extent of denodatioo /breitry

extent of exeentire anthontf fst^r*
^STf^^lwrn
extent of ineonautcncy ^nW'Xmr
extent of ahare im*sm
extent of validity of bcen^

extennate tb STSI. r^ftnrt
panule^TTI
eitenor ad/ STO
extenor n nnrstnm.
eitenor angle

extenor fire lioe /bratry ST® ts nfl

exterior jungle «iv SS

eitenor line (extenor fireline) Sm

wrrft

extenor planet Aitrm wrv SX
cxlennuute rb. B fisB T H StST. ip-
STB w<ei, BTRt. fw^FS

extenulod; tsnrfConatd
2^lb«(Conit'
external abdominal nng STB
swn

external acooatic ineatnaBextemal
aaditory mretnx

external aZain^^fiTS St 4 (Conat )
Exurni] Aifaira Depxrtment
feSTT

External Affairx Mimitry

extemal agency »nr arfitBPt
external agent ifaJi. STHBl?
external air VTV STJ
external and oral nte Eham.Vttr
aiIHt*ST fers

external angle Haih. STtr «tri
external appearasee T7|r S7
external application wre SBht
external anditory meatus VTC

extemxl ballistirs vnr
external hill frjS
external hiaector ifatH. sm f^uilC,
STHT^S

external branebial aperture Pad. S*<r

external carotid Pod. STB liT
external eharaetera fq Pjtit,

!F

rxtemal compeniaiion Cilem. STV

external condition siD sfifBifs
external conical rtfrarlioB PXyt 9TO

^ 1

dealing

Anal *WS^
opening Pad.wrVff*

5«

eeoDOmici WTV arvtSSTOJi
expoiure STI ftsls
eye dneaie wur^-ftn
fictora FT sm
featnres WW HVt
force TTgr SB
form sftST. STB SS
generatire organ STgr SS^-

extemal genitalia s*B ssal<l
external gill^o^ snrs^
external impreiied force SIT

amHrrss

external loflaeocea s^ ffSTS
external inleitinal plexna Pad. TV

external jagnlar rein Pad. sfJaflST
external land frentiell STB ri_.AVsFT
external latent heat STB 5S
external layer STB
externally, STBS’

•xtemalljr comp«ntattd

«Tternilly cotnpenutfd

csternilly in invmc rttioxifm:

Bift'ryrw w
«xtrrn*l morphology 1
3 *m t^*TT
cxirrnal nare* WTH *nTn
fxternal oblique XTO fttiil
external pha»e «rr?l HTXttn
externa) pile* WTO
external plasmatic membrane Bet

extei^al pressure fiplVf
external rectus Zoei XTC ^ntWt
external remedy «m •sh'sH
external resistance Piiyi atlTTM
external rotation Mfd
external symptom ITU
external tic line Swrr WTU^R*-tBT
external trade />«! tfTB *tn7rT
external transser'e 'essel Zoei xru

external ii«e (of medicines) rAnrm

tru Tiu
external wall f tu
external woth Phyt ^tU
exlernodiasal « (; srraTTttH
exlero-eeptor *1UI?I«K q) m
externlorijlilv » extraterritoriality
ex teaiainenin ( Irom by or under «
will') qxui'4‘ii^, qxtnqlfct, noi^s

It.

extinct rtif/ 1 (without force)

•ttr^w

3 Biol

extinct element ajn tlM
extinction 1 ^fnraw n

3 "» • 'ffriTHlfxx /.

3 (as. of

4 ^fiSTTR n.
extinction of a claim amriRT VI

trtxR

extinction of a family ^ qf|.

Httl^

extinction of an casement
BT qfnttR

extinction of li'hti and fires jtttti
aftt arfti 5TTT^

extinction of rights Lose M(\nTT*qrT«

XTTR

exiine ilet.WTUWT* n
inline at|snt*%XV

cxlin^ish ri. 1 tnR. frxfru, 5TrT=TT

619 nxlractive induthy

3 Lam (to rondor legally non «'•»*
tent)

abate iqqilR
extinguisher 1 uOntt
SURVoi

extinguishment X^isd qIttIHH n
cxtingnishment of contract Laip

extinguishment of debt Rcet q^VR*!

reltase of debt rri r)wr
extinguish the mortgage Lau vrqv.
qRuiR

extirpate rb. (rx ‘out + alirps ‘etem.
root, atock*) (to root out. to eradi.
cate) BTRt

extort rb. VBT^ aiiqR, VBi^ Inri (are
blackmail)

extort a promise WBltfaftnn UTRIRT

extort bribe VBTt^bRl

extort ronfessiott of a guilt RBTtq

■quaWlarr tnam

extort eoBtribuiiona AXTTTR
Iri

extortion Laic RBH BTfR, RWru^nn
extortiooer fBl^aT( ^)f)i
extort repayment winBfiniW Inn
extra ady i ariti^rs (Cooat.)

3 (a Uitional) URfn. ^
extra actixityr, fur qRaw^r/.m*

*rir«Ti«.

extra additional judge adt^ arrr

euiuiJllt

extra and irmporary warder guards
aiVt arordl

exlra.arlicultr lulj (sitnatwl or
occurring outeide a joiut) B&’mu
extra artirnlar region ilfil. Bf'R »TU
n^

extra assistant auditor at ftf^ TW
^wnfVsT*

Extra Assistant Commissioner
wfiRwr B>5*s
Extra AsMStani Conservator wfiffii;
UfTW ttittn

Extra Assistant Director arfilftw;
BJTTO &WtB«

Extra Assistant Director of Agricul*
lure rrfkfjxr atgmv y^-RWTBx:

-w tie Animal Husbandry 'Action
~ Jt / TgtRR-w jwiri
s'c Economies ft Marketing
ffi'vRXWT tnn hqvR
SurveTSchene'..an7(P{rt|-qhnn

Extra Assistant Engineer
ctPiTtiBn

extra attendance wftu URR %

I

extra-axillary ilo(. tCttf-RTU
exirabranrhial adj. Aunt. XWlRUHl
exirabranchial cartilage eBtHTTU

extraeambial <id/ Bot t^^-RTU
extrieambial tissue Bot (fQRTU 3;^
extracellular ad}. Zod «ehn Riu
extra charge 1 wfirffw; HWtf
3 «iqWTT

extra columella Zod. VTU
extra-crinial ad} Zod BdT’RTU
extract sfc i fttBTft. fit^RRl
3 (to extort)

3 (to withdraw bi msehanicxl or
ehemiesl proeaxses) fRlRTRi

4 (to cite or quote)

extract n 1 (a quotation) 37Tvi n.

Ssextraetum Tharm ftWTtfs-
exlrart copy TC7^-a%
extracted ad}. 1 fttSlftir
33Tf>ni

extract from a report afirHR It

»«?»)

extracting liquid ftwiTU WB
extracting temperature PrBtTRI'RTf
exlTectloa ftwmo » . f4«fgt n
extraction apparatus
extraction flask fitTOir>J-qfttR
extraction of juice TH-fRBTtRI, rs
fnv»i«ni

extraction of seed dVrt (rtoitw
extraction of square roots .VotJI.

Ptrtbrt

exirarlioD of slumps Forntry ftttJX*
(•TBTRXI, 5? PlRlPtn
extraction of the mines BTRtbl fttUT-

extraction operations Forettry

fiwnei-d*Td

extraction percentage PtWIRI-uft*
erwRi

extraction ratio from aeed to
od/cake dla & ?p?r/«w (RRrB> *l
wgqrw

extraction register FcTcrtry finiTITB-
qwsfl

extraction tank fRlRTTW-irtiri
extraction thimble f?t(TtTvt-ts!]ftrR
exirictixe industry Econ. Hltif T tR

extiactoT

620 axtiaetum Taleilanaa llgnidum

ntnctor i fitwiPS ».

J (extiactinn *rpa‘’»ta') n

eziracti and Icngthj quotations
XTT*t Al ft»5t

aztiaeti of lospofiioB notes

rttnot iraeo (of tho map) ST® "3'
fani, Bftfwft

extneturasextract J’/uiritC'ftwtTm
e. abrema tuf^ita Iiquidom STTt

axVtja l^wu

e tbsiBthii IiquiiluRi fttR T^tTJ-

ftwit

e. acoDili liquidum vf^>

PitttlT (Leseo)

e. aihalodae liquiduin STS VTttT-

< a^ropTri liquidum • liquid
extract of courli grass irr* nifir-
WR-frRttr

a alitonia nfrT^ (aHtif
e apoejBi ctonab liquidiim ®TR
ftxxn?

e arjunw^ftnTTflLasco)

t arnicae (tad) liquidura STT

c asoka (Letco)

e aswagaBdK4mt<t*tnftT>lH(L«
•o)

a, anriatii liquidon — liquid «x<
tract of oraa'e at« ttitn ftrot
t. bar! (<ax (aTinT (Leico)
e bad ft inJcrjali ftaa apjj

f. bclUdoBBae liquidanrna* V*St*
feinfirwTT

f bclladoanae aiccitm Qxa S*?!'
fatxi fitxatiT

r, bcrlicndis liquidun HT*t
sftrt

f bucbu liquiduDivliquid extract
of buchu *T« rrCT»B ftirtIT
e. calumbic liqsidum RTS VSTT-
^ M«tTT(Leseo)
f cannabis lodicae utut'T ftxRt-

e. rascarpe sagradae IiquiJnni ••
liquid extract of cascara sagrada
®t« S»B»TT ftWTT
e. eimicitugae liquidum rtS 41t>

f^TIT

r. ciscbonae mb, liquidun RTS

e tolchiei

e rolo liquidum=liquHl extract
of eoto Ttm R|rtI-tbO>
e, Cobebae |i<|nulniil ^ liquid ex*
tract of (ulifb BTS itxiqirirv*

f ilamiaoae liquidura liquid
extract of daniiana RTR Sim*

e dashmul ftmiTfLoseo)
e di'ilalia LquiJuoi RTS Rfjss*
fintTiT (Lexco)

e ergotac liqaida*n b liquid cx*
traet of ergot RTS iiqic ftiWTT
t ergot amtnon tiquiduiB RTS
hr rt^firwn
e eueaymi I^RfT

e (uoajrini liquidum RTS

e •elseniii liqoidum RTS tftRSlfR*

fttan

e geBliaoae liquidum RTS fSTTR*
f^t(Lmco)

e glycyrrliuae liquidum ■* liquid
extract of liquorice RTS Sjifif*
fitTStr

e goLlini liquidum rtb nfm*
m«!T(UHq)

e gfiodeliae liquidum liquid
extract of gnndcliBRTS STSRvtf*

« giilancha r«. liquidum RTS frjR
JX^-^TSIT (Lomo)
e hirBamclidis liquidumBliquid
extract of hanvamclta TtS feffS*
fkaatTT

e bcnsidciiDUS liquidam’ RTS
rriftst ftrus (Laaco)
e bemidesmua aiccum anfHt-

e bjdraalia liquidum •• liquid
extract of hydrastit rtS ^ H qs *
ftWTT

t, hyosryuni liquidum •• liquid
eMtartollijoscxauiuaRTS VI^*
Ctt

. ipccacuanhae liquidam*«liqiiid
extractor ipccacnasbi rts RR
"llR frPtTT

e, yiboraodi liquidum m liquid
extract of jaboraadi RTra T^yR*

(rtrit

e. jimbolan liquidum RTS sxqs*
fttSIT (Leseo)

t. kaUtnegba liquidum RTS sn*
^ (rtsTT (Iiaaco)
e. Lxmala liquidum rtS SRSI-
fmitT (Iiesco)

e Laniikart liquidum RTS snsif^*
JrTRIT (lieaeo)

e kaiae liquidumatliquid extract
of kavi RTS tr^xn fttRTT
r, Lbcl|>apri liqiiiJnin RTS Vs*
ftriTTT (Leaco)

e kiirclii liquidum RTS fTR-firnTT

e liitli liquidum RTS ft fttSIT
(Leaco)

e Jo.lli liquidum RTSShtf^RR
c nuns toniicie liquidumBliqutd
CRIract of DUX vomica BfS ^S-
ftWJT

e. Ducis lomirae aireum^ts fST*

e. opii liqtiidummliquid extract
of opium RTS *rf(VR fVtTnr
r parcirae liquidum RTS IRR^f*
ftwTT ( Lotto )

e. piirorbitae liquidum RTS RJR’
hrsiT (IiMeo)

e. |>odo|>b}lli liquidum RTS Sf*
RS filTBIT

e. pDliitillie liqitldumraliquid
extract of pultaiilla rtSVTJ^*

e punaruart liquidum RTS JRRVI*
fRFTTT (Lnco)

e. cUei liquidumBtiquid extract
of rhubarb RTS 'dlRls fTStlf *
e, roue liquidum rts RTT^ Irtstt
e. aartae co tircum TJSS tljR
SIRlftfr fTTSTT (Iioseo)

• aaraae liq torap AjR RTS StRt-
f^dsTSTT (Losco)
e acDCgie liquidiimBliquid cx*
tract of a e Bcgi RTS*rl»q'JS’
PtlRIT

» sennte JujuidnmBliqu'd ex*
tract of teoaa RTS tRSR! f-tHtlf
e itillingiaeliquiduiuRTSSTSiqR*

fersTT

e ilroplianilii f rrsTjeq-fRSTIt

e laraxartliquidum** liquid extract

of taraxacum RTS jrshas fiirSTT
e. vtlcriaoae liquidum -liquid ci*

•xtrftctum Tiburni-o

621

•xtT&Ttgance

iMfl of »«lpriinHT3
o. viburni iminifol. Iiqiuilum JtTSr
fiiwiT (Lp«co)
e tin'ibprii >iri^-ftt«TTT
«xtrarurriciilir<i/; grs^«rif^'5
extricurnculir «cJnily
*TX,

♦xtri cullin' Fcrttlm "fafrc
«xtri-<]«partmpnixl ■;cnt ftmurfi f
wfiixn?

«xlri JcptrtmcDtll poll

’TT

«xlr* diet wfafim m^ir
.cxlradilion Lav uwlsj n (ContO
ExtradilioD Art Sf^fl-wfgfi^TJI
oxtradition crime
«xtriiiilion offence
extra-emliryonat Ab<i 1 WB Brv
extra-embryonit area Wi-vrtr inf
extra-enbryoBie coeloree Z«il, <n
WW %5!IST *'

exUa-embryonie portion £(nirpe<.
V^ri-BTP wm

extra ratabiiilimeot c^xrft

extra expendilure ar ftff T trg
extra (aeilitiea

extra-faieicular-a;/ (cambium) Set.
extra-floral a 0- Bet Jt? fTU

extradural nectary £o< ^atntrvPT*
HffV

extra furl atfiRm pun

extra fear wlieel .falcraoJiU atRtxTnr-

«»*

cxIra^icDital maternal complication
ttl^B (nr&THI

extra jud;e«i^^avrBr^fT (Coast.]
extrajuJiful (out of or bejond the
proper authority of a court or
julije) mm&ft'E
extrajudicial confciiion
KXtl’Jl'ftnxf
exIrajuJirul j*uJj;mcni
frJiB

exlrajndicullr »BTTTf5lCTt-»m, Wl
FT If

cxtrijiidicul ojili rnmftfrT TtTf
extrajudicial opinion anpnftff'S atfW-
Ft

extra Iciic wFtIfB: arrxrn
extra liyhl wftwg
extra London l■1ueaaolllUc line
extrajoolecnlar n.y. Ckm. »X]n^

«rp

extra municipal aJj. BtTT*VT|f, *ntT>
'nfeni-Bf^r

exiramural ndj smtWHT. gi Bir p
extramural custody (JM 1.8) *ntITP

wfimn

extramural pang (JM 1819) Bmxm

extramural labour (JU. 1 319) CTO-
vre tnr

extramural work (JJl I |8J) bthFIT

extraneous oitj. *T|f. af^Uff
exiraneoui gems «!gf ^1X1^
extraneous matter
extraneous organisms but Tftng
extraneous aubsianee Blgt
extraneous taste
extra nuclear adj
extra.nurlear electron sg^.fTgr

extraordinary a.(,. srmxTTXI

extraordinary ambassador HilrBTTa

IJf, tmitfPBttjqfl

extraordinary and accidental cir.
eumiianrea areraim tftf

exiraordiBarv care or prudence

•rffWTfct IqtMint WFn msttn

extraordinary rhargea afttpnm nxTTT
extraordinary expenditure wgpiTTn
»TU

exlraordinary flood MflTBlTB Bty
extraordinary giielie wmSTTei pnrfB

extraordinary general meeiiDgxnjTBl-

extraordinary image P\ft.

extraordinary item w himhh gg
extraordinary lease KTOTT

extraordinary lease ssithout allow.

ances ai*| % wntwRvi wimi
exlraordinary lease siiibout piy
Stb Nftranvi w xB nr
exlraordinary mertiti' ampiTtai wft.
SrtTB

'iwcial meeiing ftipT wfitleTtr
exlraordinsTT original emljurisdit.
«'0'« •nrroiTO ^

eairaorJinarr or a|>ecul lueeiing
wnreTfsi irvxT

extraordinary pension w«r«ITxifjrxf^.

extraordinary resolution afftTBifa*

extraordinary traffic WHlUUm tmntTTtf
extrxordmary urgency tTO pn i*! wfif*
TO

extra payment atfitfirr ^
extra*pcniosu]ar area srrrlB'TOf
ji\tt

extra*peritoncal T^T^^-BTXI
extra-pharmaropcia wftftxK i nudtiai
cxtrajioljiion Hath. I BIP-tlTO «.
interpolation aiTrTI**npf
9 trfifift m
interpolation atn^Ti
extrapolation method C\em. BUJi pl B *
ftfif

extra proof iVinfifv
exiraprothallii] gjj
extra prosineial STSTOI, jrpareltr
Extra.rrosineiil Junsdirtion Act
TOtT7ftx-iTBTfjBTT**rf>*l5TOT (Conak)
rxlra>rrgimeoiaI ewploymenl

extra rr miincralioB BrffxifttF

extrascapularn .1 mi. »ht^.BTp

extra secretary grfrg

extra shift allowance (ESA)»tfiTft«
«nrfB (u.ijwj
extrastapcJul Zeed. B^PTO-TOf
extra.staie TrTB-Brp
extra itaienewspapcrmTBmffTOlT-

exmiemtonal o.f/ mT^rarfh. Tnn-
ira-BTO

exlriiemtoriality fnxirtnftjtej

extraterritorial jurtsdictmn nSB-
irsiOfTf

extraterntori.I loyalir fmitTOlfl
^rtr, trfiB

ex^atcj^ori.l operation, TUBinn.
fut Hliii (Const.)

extra.trmiorijl water, or land nw-
Bgr »nm »jfif

extra time atf^B anm. rstb

extra-utermenf^ (outside ntem,/
Twinn-Bni

cxira.uterine gesiaium rrn^Jm.^
nwiBon ^

exlr a.iiten ne pre-naiicy tnntpr.Btgj
*JWTTyBT

exlraiagsnee ittxbb
■'O ld extras jganee ant^B B BTBf

•xtzi.7tQtnt 4nd diisipkled habit 622 ayewona diteii*

rxtnri'tDt and di!«ipa«fd hilni
•f'T *1 iTWTf

cxtri>a;raDl cltira
eitraTa«ation .V?,} w

fxtriTautioa of Mood
extrt>ras*uoii of unoc apfawn
oxtra work affirfin
yxtra xylfm nnj; Eel WTC
rxtrenos 'XTSKtst/
extreme aJ] I (utmost) arttl. fT^^.
antr^. wwjv

5 (at the ctrsoit |v:)i3t. eO|a ot
border)

3 (outermost) aHJWJ?

< ((arlhMt. most rem> le)

^e?

6 (last, final) «(^

6 (in the greatest debtee) ^
of extreme «r»etir»
extreme an) mean ratio ( eon
a^'T4 Xt^rTT
medial aeetion ht

n extreme ea*ea faoftaf S

extreme itr)nr>« i3iai*a
extreme exprrsaioD
extreme lierhareoui tj|<e (oi itettv
B.i Tnt irrrftxi r?i

extreme left finTM TWrfl (‘t^)
extreme limit vnt <(ttR
extremely frTl*i, ipw
exirenieir fioe ponder *tT»e ^xxr

extremely heaty arnlRr*

wtft tmfff* tja (vi. «u*riSvatioa

1 > we St l)

extremely atronf Mptffan
extreme period of limitation Z»i«.

(Re^M 51) Xr^-4T»r'

rtirrmeasrnd terms VaJ» «f*TIT«.
extreme, of temperature <1 «ni

• sfnr*

of extreme iifyenee fir^twr irfx'Jixl
extreme value. tW?7*T '

extreme yariaii.m xr»a»y qfrrtir
extreoii*l nFrerfl (- 1 ^) rx.
eilremilT IWTtftni/

2 (a 111 lb of lha b.>lj-) iryax
S dfaih art) n

4 5tiJu.'»<-j ■!) wa^TX n.
extnraiion (V»w^. a:T4t
exiriniK n.!; I»u wm
rxirinsie exuleoce ^ok- «TB*n^
eilrintie muw^le arc

extror*eaf7 B4.
exiror.e lol>es Lot 4 ^^ Slfe
extroier«ion JVyeVd wfij jnSl/
iiitroxersion xPa^rtyt
extrovert h Pa» iV
iniroxeri
extrude I a
extrusion Crt 9
exudate »=exude
exudate n lan^sn.

^■ftxrca^ n

exudation 1 Piaqa *4 n

exudation of juire ^ ^«t

ftiwrr

exudation of resin Tnti
fnae 'll

exudation of sap Porrstry
KB 6i4«xt

exudations feotat rs.
exude |5 t
3Tn^<5r

evunihilieale o tj Poof. 9 flf>TV
exiioibreUa Eeot (opper 3 ^ eonrex
kurface ^ of the oiedoaa cfil<)
aiB IX

exumbrellar pedunele 2 aot. l^farw*
fft

exuxiae Pord (east xkioa. ahvlt< or
eorerinta of anunala) rs.
ex ioueheranTr>n'hrai
ex wareliousexii<n'lll-«IC
exe jwl'x.^^.ailv „ (to xi^ ar* a^m
Cl etLna Lat (V'a’af. Germaa
.fnee. Boss elo. Lii\ alia. Eng
eyr)

atft/

3 whoIe (in the Toad of an axe)
frr n-

ye and ear metbo) Ji/rea tfw ami-

eve appraiMwnt Tfrrifn a tnian
eveltall Mfh-r^rs.arhavt^FT
evr-UII lrre».lrapunV eye (.Ver*e-
f»a«s feis;xiss)B)*t’‘S n.
eTrl-alm ><.poldeiiaeal
eveldraiSnnrm/

eve Mt X'vh
e»e loaeSntfht
eyel.roww/.xffr
rye rap

eye rolour .iatkrctW V*-»n

eye-enp ^ xttb
e>edB^^

-eyed -^tl

exe dark-room (m a losyilalj

eye department (m a hospital) ^9-
fllKiH

exe diiea.etpl-tVB

exe drtip .Vel ^ hnj

exe-ear plane datlrfj-

eye estimate «K at^tTB

eye

eyeylassei rm n-
eye hole 1 Sufr. arftf-for

9 (JMJ.Ip)

ex elash VKB «- 9 ?xk
exe len# Optier 3ra-4l?r
eyeletaar>*r, Mam
eyelet Mftrfi/.
eyelet bole aritrei fef
exelet puneh mImbt fSTT
exeltneJ itdy ar^nt
eyeletlin; mactiiee B.oitiNdiiy
aifym«W-BWI
exedevel T'A.iej ^ BWB
eyelid rds» (fro®

rye out'palirnts deparlmeBtH tttJ*
Krtb-fextrr

exe.piece dfiefweore ^ > tflS n.
exrpieeemxeiDTnrlet .tjVea ^W^9t*
■apTB

ex e protector ^ nry ri-

ex rroot « yol Jrnseal

exes front dViff Jtlsrm

ey rs iplil ifnifiRt /. (Beog )

exe sorVei «. orbit atf^ET rn. {from

r.1.)

exr>sperialist ^ ,

eyr*tpol«. lUpma (ot an Eajlt«.i5 Cief.
wfsrmii, trrn/.

eye slipna

eye-siriiii itmms us. (»Tm = wearr
ress + pain)

txe-tootb iisst arfta.^
eye ran Jm mB

eye ward (.o a hospital) >9 »»
rye depart atrnl ^ fTmH
eye witnesi Bflfft ( K^)

r> ItM atteatator)
eyeworm (O^ryirara •Maaeni)

eyeworm disease Vtrfe fhl

F

1 (»cceler»tioo) Pkys
f (MtiTity coefficient) Chem. 3
ijn^)

F (buffelo beef} n (S^CT-in)

®F (Fibrenheit) Pkyj 'f.

F (field) Pkv, W( 5 n)

F (fine) ^(3^=1)

F. 1,2,3 (fine riceqatlity l>2i3] 7 IjX,

X (T?7 hV>

F , Zool (first filiel generstioD) f?e
(im

F, Zod, (eeconil filial generalioo)
a=Tf^)

F| Zod, (third filial geaeratioe) ITj

F, FI CX«». (flaorioe) n (>rf«Ti?f)
f, F (focal length) Phyu 7. *n (^fW.

F (fotee) 7 (7^)

F, {Futi/ermu) 7. (TJFI^Tlft)
f (partial preaaure of water rapou] ^
(wtf*^ s^.fSr^)

F.A.A, (free from all arerage) 7 TT 3 .
(rjtrwf BT<7 g«)

F.A. aad C.A.O, (Fiaancial Adriier
aod Chief Aecoaoti Officer] HlV’
(fipjjrqiini' ffxT g>^

FabeaVina Bet (gennsof broad beans)

uaifl

fabclU (pMabellae) Zool. (Lat , 'little
bean*) foftTTl /.

fabric 1 (frameworh, building) t(wt
3 rr*3 n*

8 (cloth) n . TTTt
fabricate vb. 1 (to eonstruet a whole
by uniting different parts, often
made elsewhere) fiftTTTT

7771

3 Lao fiiaTTTWTT 7T7T. VfTT
fsbricated «if/ t
3 fijlH17f77,

fsbricated adoption Law ^7
Rgei

fabnested eeidenee Law fesTTTfrr
ttI77

fabneatin j false eeidenee fifXTI 17^7

C77J

fabncitioB 1 /.

3 Law ftr^fT'T’TTI /
fabricator Low ( ^ sn.

Fabncia Zoot (pair of eyes on the
anal segment — PHJ.Stff) yx^* 8 W*
ffatfe

fabnloas ttdj. stTITSft^t eift*

77177

face 1 577 /

3 1 /otA. ar^ n

3 (of a ciystal) r

4 (of the tooth of an are that edge
which faces the direction of cnlting)
3^n

on the face of U
face tb Ffijin wJlae, SfTtTTT’t
face amount <1^71 71 %
face angle Hath «T 7 rt-Tr>t
face-centered oJj Pkv$ (ceotered in
a face of a eotid geometric figure)

face-centered cubic lattice phyi
«Os-%ftX7r tR arpst
face-centered cubicapace lattice PAya.
VH triw-wret

face-centered lattice PAya arftiR-

faced adj fnyin eidH^. findt*
face-plait 1

3 TextiZea 77 t, 3177 71 TSt (mark-
log ehould be on the face plait of
the cloth)

face-plate Jtlf 1 gw 75 , (coTenog
p!ate)7t779l-75
3 (aurfece plate) 09-7^
face^powder gw-gfl^
face powder wbite Cof. Jnd. gw
T^S

facet PAyi, enft« «.
face towel gw-Blao
face Tslue 1 (seine tndieated on the
face) aig^

Z m nominal salue eifiaf^ Wg^
face yalne bclieta wflt^-erg^TTV
face sreiher (cloth) gw^ag
facial gw-, wdtv-
facial espreaaioo gw-ggj /.
facial Dcrse ^eof.

facial suture = frontal suture inat.

faciation Pfanf Eeol. Tnrs m- (an
assoeiatioQ is made op of a number
of faciations each of which eorree-
pondi to a regional climate of real
but email differences in rainfall
and temperatare~Bor p. 102 ) (aee
climax units)

•fjciens > 7 y
faeient -77

facies 1 pfani £eol Itho serai counter-
part of the fseiation) 7nnT7 m.

3 Petroy (portions of a mass of
igneous rock which are different
from it — Johannaen 1.177)
f4b-7*« fi

facilitate tb gTT TTTTT, g 77 7RT»
TTga CRt, gfti\lT377 77171
facilitating eomnussioa of oSesee
*T77T9 *7^ ^ g*7 UMl
facility 1 gftw/.

3 Low 7 ^ttFtf n I 5^7BT /. (Piil.
/reel eaaement SftXT)
facility of reference
facing point pf-y argwwegm
facing aandPoundiey
facing aubstancea l 7 ^t* 7 - 7 ^
facsimile argftnt n , argfefr, arga^ /.

copy nfefeft, hIs
facsimile signature ^7 ^77197
facsimile stamp of initials innrtxrt-

fact 1 7 IT 7 n (Const )

3 RT 7 T/, gild m.
bare facta B«r-Jrra
fjueilioc of fact trsir-TR
fact in issue Law ^' 7 ,

71T*77?

issue TIX'TX (Const.)
faction 1 gw n .

facto (in fact) 77T!:

factor 1 (>°reactant) irfnTTW m.

3 Pol. 7T7W lu,

3 fifalA. (a factor of mnltiplicatioo)
w^x m. ( 5 ^.w^) (XIar. arm)

4 Coin. afSTufeg w., arigfaej

{«e(o»g*

624

Fahrenheit

B BConTcnion fictoT CVnk

{■etonge wiTfa^ *T WTt
fjclOMoalyn* Edue *777
factonal adj ^7 (short tor

TOtrrf), T*»-
firtonal oouuoo J/ajH.
factomi aents 3/j:h. 57 trft
factonal zero 3/a<k
Fartonea Act firaWl-arW^TS
Ftttoriei (Amiil.) Act finM-(«TVq7)
wRrfm

Fartones (Amended) Bulea
Factones Rules

faetonie efc d/atH. Wef

VtTI

factor reTcraal teat Stotiiiui «**•
fnde tflini

factorHaturatien fine n77-«^-
frSTI

faetora of eooTersiOB fertalry 7ft*

trf7-*J*T7

(actors of production feon 4NIV4*

*TW

factory PnjWf, ftniJitusi /

Factory Act fT*rtai».atfjfirTB
Factory and Votkihopa Acta
rfrt *4 tipci

factory ebunoey PrsW ^SJtlh
factory coat tojWl nRaun
factory dintion frahil-datTn
factory cipenae <77

factory famea

Factory Inspector f<mWt*Wl|r 7
factory load firsWl-sriT
factory oocoit f^7i^-»t^t77
factory prcmiaea fTT^.nftttT
factory price ftsWl-^w
ei factory price fnMt-vrv ^
factory aeal 5^1

factory alorekeeper fintWt*f lmn i if(»
factory ayatem f77hP( T^flT
factory ayatrm of indoatry 7 ^ ift
ftnWl-TTCr

factory arayca frsWl -^7
factory wall themometer fTtrWl*
fttftl 717717

factory wailra jr 7

fartoryworkcra* aociety -ftTWl-T*-
77 ft *< 101(7

facta aad fiorea 917 ^ drv

facta aaterul thereto fa^ «ina.

facta of the case 1 H4('4 4 7*7, ft7l4*
ftT7«7«7

377747 ^

factunt Lav 1 (a man*a oira act)

3 TeiiamentoryLoBCthodas oxeen*
tion of a will) etjlfllB 17*7177 n*

9 (an arent or fact) VZ7I /,
facula Aiifon (a abimni spot or
atraakontbo onrfaco of the aoB,
bnghtot than tbo oniroaDdiog re-
gions) irfsifl /

facultatiec ody. 1^1*37, %7ft77
3iliot%C^T7

facultatire anaerobe ^(773 mT7*
tfM

facultative endora^'oent Com. \fk 37

faculucire hypermetropaa Op/U'uiS-
mef (bypormetropia that can ba
oetiraly eorraetod by tba noaidad
aoooioiDodatiTa power of tbs eyo)
77tlti7 TTTTlfitTT
facnlutivc parasite ^7^7 7(ilfl
facultauve pirtbeeoeeeeaia j f ft q g
• ft^nC777

facnhaUTc refereedoin VcftTV tn>
ficultatite reiauniance ^77 7 m*
faeuliaiive oapropbyie n(<T7 ifnt-

tW»

faculty I (pbyaicsl capability or
power) TtfV.TWn, 'fttTTT/.

3 FnreW Ttf^ /.
eoynitiTe faculty (hjnft trfk,
tlTtJW TlfWI tif*
conatire feculty 77trt tlf^
effective faculty Xtrfrfl nfts, tTT7
Tlftift flFt, tllfttft 7Tf4
9 (body of persona to wbom ia an
tmaled the govemmeot and laatrao
lion, sa of s nniversity) ^1717,

Faculty of Advocates sif^w^ fl7T7
faculty of edoealioia ftnin fwTW
faculty ofbesnngsrv^trftc
faculty theory Torotten grbm
fade ed X swn CVti, ^tlTTl
3 flffn 7771 . v7 fftsfr
Me »wtf 5*7 c)77. g mi7 l

faded To<e (a colour) w ocher rei
(yellowish red 7^rft7 in hue, of low
*7 saturation) ■fl7l'fls
faecal natter 79*7714, 79, nW
faecal orgiuism 79*417
faeces tj7 m , 79 b

Fapareae Bot.firsTTTW f9 «.
Fagiles Bet. n.

fag.eod srai^r, srft77 717, (a worn,
poor or unprofitable end or last
part of anything) *T*5> iftwTO m.

faggot Tote(roteae>}niredfronia v^*
ton by transfertiBg property tobiss
with the frandnleot intent of giv*
inghimtbeqnalifieation for avote)
F99 77

ftgiBcua Bet Tax. (beech like)

7T71W (fkva'iv*!, beech +-*T7 like)
Faeosaa Bet 7^ mfil
F. arabicawF crrliea
F. bmgnieriwF. cretin
F. crrliei 7T7r*7*7*ft (B ,M. ts^i
M adk ikosroysr, Go). dkomaao.
Bib domokon, Mar. dkomoia)

F. creiioaror srabirawF, ereltea
F. siyaorrmU wF. erelict

FigopyniaBof fTVtnrrfB
F. cytsosum (pnheseeDt herb— •
Basu) fttfi rnt

F. eacnlentam (brank, buckwheat)
*7779 5X9 (Hib , Garhwal lots)
F. utancum.rbilttf buckwheat) CJ

Figraea Bot. (leaves thick) T^TTfl*
TTifg

F. fragrant = Cvrtopbyllum pere.
griaum

F. raceinosa (fruit globose) riTWTW*

Fsgnra bndiuBgi ZantLoxjloa
budruuga Bot.

Fagnt Bot ftW7«9*77Tft

f, arorncana (kmarieaa beecb)
7t7t9*ftS*JHV9

F. aylvatica (beech) 9T7T*7 (7779*
779

fahlerswtetrahrdnie HfFim m. (9- foi
BT7 eopper, 7 for autimoBy, v

for *^iulpbide.4U for 7^ mioe-
•■* 1 )

Fahrenheit (tharmemetcr acale Sa

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3 (as, conipleTion) itVt

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6 {cloudless) PrtH

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fair and reasonable cfvtl 3^^

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«T«’T?rA(^»n.ai)

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fairest principle siiHiati
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fair measure sfsifl jui't
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fair notice ^41 ^in
fair offer (of eetlleinent) Cftrt BfTTf
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WTjrt

fair prices 3pra

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fair quality (of crops) tf«nT Snfl

fair rent ITRC

fair report

fair returns fliqiq
fair sale afVa ff*T
fair sellinp price afcT
fair se\ nrft-nsi
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fairs sanitation i|t
fair trade 1 (trade legall) earned on)
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fair volume
fair vrajtes qfjT
fairway (nater on which vessels of
cnmmercs InbituiUj uio\e)in4T»

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fairwcatlier quarter WTH
fair.weallier road 7tw («»T*)
fairy MnebirJ 5»?T
ancient word)
fairy fioger swttfgfe /.
feiry preen (a colour, yellow-preen
'O'ttrR m hue, of low *T saturation)

fairy ring £gt. (t ring of strongly
growing dark green vegetation—
Chambers)

fsiry-rinp mushroom

fait accompli fittj

faith 1 W^(Conit),firr/.

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faith sod credit ficwra ^ HWtT
faithful od; I
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false iDpressiou ?CST ava
false lapnsouiaect Lite (a trespass
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arrest sg a=d uajrsoaiag hia
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false inJasaum E-t afan

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ftfM r/ (Bmu)
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finer £l!el Car.’..j imTlVt vfl
fiaer food,

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firm eilUe cn
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farmer 1 teed rale

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faana l> a I b isTenon'* rapaulr*
Opht mlnifil. ■^nr^-OTT »n,
faana dr'Otala adfOlaM rnnToIiilion
cr faana Zon/

{aanat/* Sot (nahih tiag faaciation)

UanatrH itein Sot MItf

faanalion Sot. {* common malforma
tinn in plant Itnna reaiilting in
anlarjnment and flatUnin?) 5"irrT

fianrl^ la amall hunrllo) m.
faanrlnl flown* C t X* JIT
£i*ri< iiljr ramhiiini Sot ’S^TT TJJ
faariniljr xonr (ayt*r of columnar
en|%)*>zoRa fawuriilata Z<W
«nr-»^ m

fj»nniijfr-i triad lor
faarmilii* dm; '1-2 "u
fjanoaimg it/fj -a «
fa.nBr« , T^/

FaiH*iolj Z-W *V!; Y*

*23 £a«t eyinine dark blu«

F bcpanra yyir
faanolr ZmI f

Faonniidar Zad ^ T^^^ ’74tr m
F aanot oidra aornfimilj

Fa«nolnpa„ trvTTXtrit-VTfr

fj«t arid orin'c Crl. Tn-l. tWr i
fj*tand plilnxiroCjf /n^ J>ir r
fa*l an.l purple Col Ind *

• — " VT;-JTIiT-3n7 SIl-'l/Jl

F bnaki (largeat intentinal fliiko) fa«i an.I red To/ In I f^.7»T^rv
♦r=i-iK fi»f anri ro^aminr ro| Ind frTrn-'

fa(n«in 7?rf?T^/ W T' J i f i ^ T

^ • (strongly na^ionnlistie) violet Col hid ffTT ftr^

TSTTTifn rf^^rfirr

fMcisti^syjfel-^oi, fj«t and jellow Col Ind finrr arts'

faanat state JUJ *9 _

fa«el not tj ' . » — fa«t aniline bhi*L fVtrT frfrfV T'S'

»;.»

f t _ , - __ __ * f •'no

r,.,,„,i,r,„,„r c„ r^TTfr,.

rJT, „„„ r„ u, rr„

“zt'rv'ri ' > r.^ .p-

hsneolfrmT l-lneCnl Ind f*TT sfW

lisnrAltVflT

fj«t adj 1 r?. (pit. *f •JW 4 J

fa-t Htte-Idjek piite Col. Ini (*>77

tfrr-fwn Mr

(resittinj) Sn-i arrrr (not r , iT^j , .

WMh*l.|«J fi«t Mne dea rloper Col Ind. f.'JT

indfaMir»n^ , i.^T^

•fmlwl fast gmuTwr '"* prey Co(. /nd frTTtrrifrsi

3 (colours) Tr« , ^ ,

U., .o„l Cl. ur fcrrn, IP, !*■ Cil h I UPT Ifp-T

Ii.c.,»IM.i,raI. w.ftp7TO«p, "J C.I M fcrrsTTr

'*'• ■™ '*•' frl- rst

f.* I.ni.„„ Cl. M. “ /» r. r«.T tH

frlT triTT fft r I

Ci, ^ rjn^r,r™,bi,.,crf

r..r ^..1 ^ “ "•

'"nnth Co(.7n/^^^fKrr

fa-^anr. ronne r,d. Z.f fe, «=, Ccf. Imf. fr^ ^

fa-ranr. f.ichnne C. W .txnt

fasT^I eren. r- , r ^ "d Coi. /«./ fr*TT «Tf.T TWr

^ r Cjf r«o WST e„„«,n Cot /,</. fbiT crfffT
fa.J^dma,eo.aCof.7W f-T,,,, Cot /nd. fhTrrTTtft

. ’T'*, r,T

f«r- /»r ftpT pp,
fj.r arid roelimeal Col f„f friy riS[

fast rottoB blue Col. Ind.

«It»-

fast eottoa brown Cot /nd f»’TTT^fT

Ta

fast Jotton red Cot M ftrt cifir
fast mmson Cot fnd. (*>77 dfHTt
fist cyanine bine Cot Ind. fiTTTPTTsJt

tagt cyanine brown Cot I^d. fcj^

fast eyanioV dart bine CoL lad. fprr

630

lat'formition

last cyamna Haldl gi«7

fast eyamne fitld grty Col Ind-
fast cyuuoe green Cot- lid ftffT

5ft - .

fast eyanme grey Col Ind
H5T

fast eyinine nary tine Col. Ind iWT
iqitft WrfT*

fast dark blue Col Ind fttTT

sfta

fast direct violet Col. Ind fttrt W7T-

r«9 spRt^frt

fasten tb wrtTT, ^T^T! (aa,

a gate]

fatten a gate **?
fastened aJj 1 *T, VTJI JWI
3 fktn jwi, ir5» rmqi jwr
fastener grgg n.

fastenings illy (as bolls scrswa. J
r«nf* in.

ftit fucliiias Col M fm'fsA
fast gsreet Cob Ind fWT fn^
fast green IS oialarhilegreea(aeol9Br,
greenisb >sllo«gTM'i in

hue> saturation and brillissEt medi
tin W) trerftsTfVgft
fart gtev Cal 1*1
fast growing spesiea arft

fasl-grown Ibrailrt Jtf
iuU’uU Set (erect and nearly par*.
i:ell«Tif7

failigiate branching Sot ^TTBI-

ft*qi*r

fail indigo blue Col InA faarftifrs

fait laLe bordeauz Ctl Ind

fail iale red Col Ind fitrtBnH^
fait leather brown Col Ind. ftiRBA

«V

faiiTiglit blue Cob Ind fcBTar^^tat
fast lirhi ^reen Caf JnJ ftsT

gft

fail light orange Cob Ind- ft^T

wrin

fast light red Col Ind f*BT Sr^ rt
fast light yellow Col. Inl ftVT

<n

fail milling red CM Iml fm IrVlBsT

fait mordant hlaek Col Ind ffVt
swnB BIB

{«tl mordant bloe Cof. Jaif. ftBf

fast mordant yellosr Cat Ind- ftVT
vrti% ^Is

fast myrtle green-datk green Col ^
Ind

fast navy bine Cot Isid fntt
sftB

fast navy grey Cot Iisd Blfin

fastness fima l. tlTTI/
fast neutral blue Cot Ind ftriT a /In
efts

fast neutral violet Cot Ind ftv? v/l«

fast new blue Cot Ind ftsT
fart oil brown Cot Ind ftVT%S VS
fast oil orange CoL Ind ft«t ^
srln

fast oil red Cot- Ind

fast oil scarlet Cot Ind ftTT W nhi

fast oil yellow Cot Ind ^

fast orange Cot Ind ftgt WfS

fast pbospbioe Col Ind. fsB? sntTI

fast pink frar situ

fast ponceau Col. Ind sfosn*

fast piintisg btwwts Cot Ind

gr^ 'fs w

(ati printing green Cot lud.

gs^ 5ft

fiat pulley Jlook- (a pnlloy pinned to
a abaft) *5 Sllft
fast red Col Ind frtITTSC
fast rubioe Cot Ind ftsi pf)
fast ararlet Cot Ind ftvc sirtl
fast iilL grey Col Ind ftsT
HJTT

fast silk red Cot Ind. ftsy ifrhs
fjsl filk yellow Cot Ini ftut

<lq

fast epsnl yellow Col Ind Iwf Bm
fait steani preen Cot Ind frtTT WST

fft

fa st aa lplmii black Cot Ind fl«tT
gstn star

fast aulplioa blue ffw BtST Sts
fast aul|iHon violet Cot Ind ftiTT
?!»*• eftwwrfipr

fail to bleach dyeing KBTSY Tw»S
fast lo bleach akadea TtxUU* sfttrkT

fn

fast to light uwi^i fttIT

fart to light yellow Cot. Ind. Jrent*

fast to aoap

fast union black Col. Ind fttTT ^
BIB

fast violet Col Ind. ftUT
fast white Col Ind ft^TT
fast wool blue Col- Ind Bvit

sftB

fast wool eyanone Col. Ind fttrt
T7W1

fast wool green CoL Ind Twraw!

ift

fast wool violet Cot. Ind. f^n SvA
rflFwlfga

fast wool yellow Cot. Ind. ft^T Bb!

fast yellow Cot Ind fwi ^
fast yellow greenish Col. Ind. fw?

tftsenift

fat ait. rjB, P>n

fatn am/ (ammal fat)i n (it
loclndee both animal as wall a*
vagatabla fata]

beef fat 111 am
butler faiaa^rs.t>5
edible fat B^a ftpwrrt
fatal ody. sntgT, aiTK (im dangarona)
fata] aerideBt B'laa jim
fatal assaults ar^s agry
faul dose Jled aira atm
fitalism (the doclrina that all things
are iub]«ct loLts\t) ^rnTm
am /, wnaat5 n

fatalist ^mfl ( pf,). VtT. atitaarfl

fat black Cot Ind ^5 BTW
fat blue Cot Ind t>5 iftB
fat body ^oel

fat bordeaux Col Ind t^5 BftmV
fat brown Col Ini vM B<t
fat cla^T .(absorbs water rsaditvl^TS^
gf*lkt

fat coal (rich in volatile matter) fdiTlt
m

fatwnloor

fat conieot a>5-arm. v^ftn arm

fit deposition Zool ft^ ftvTT

fite^V, atn»n.

fat cilraclion apparatus frptTTB*

anPe*

fat formation Sot fpng

{At-bM ^tript 631 ‘‘bia

fit-fr^e itrip* »r^ qft
fat plol)iilf«

fit hen 1 (Chencroihvrn (il{<iin)*T?3 n.
(MW.). ^

2(Cofii’n<i t»«rsa *"

father fT?n(

falher.in>Uw n , wgT

falhrrlanil fr’pjfe /.
father or any other male progenitor
fTWT anm

fathom (6 ft ) ti 3 m («)
fathom.line OtoQ
fatigue 1 «lf»n /. ireH
awff/i

3 TavcW Wl(^/.«npR

rest f^wrf»r

fatigued odi *n»!r, iTO 5 >n

fatigue duty

fat inJulineToJ Ind

fat lime 5^*, 5 H

fat nigroiine Ccl

fat orange Cei Ini, rtc ^rtn

fat poneem Cel In f. ■f'Tr«rft*

fat red Col InJ

Faitia £i.t. tMiUgat) /altv '(fif'
(tppliMl to variout thorny plinti)!

•fsrfl mift

I'l japonict

fata of animal origin ffifn OH
fat loiulle fi<>; Sieelum.
fat iijieworm
fatten rl>. nbl sbi
fatir adj nwt , pWi

fatty acid CVn arw

fattv adipose tissue Anal vfirf)
fatly emulsion

fatly oil Chnn (not Tolalile) argww

fatl) seed tft^

fatly siihstanee

fatly tissue .fnji

fat violet Col 7ii I. •Tine^fiT

fat yellow Ccl

fauces (Ij /mcra'llirnat )fh"(aneient

(orin)

faucet 1 (a tap) ftirfl/

^••(aucrt pipe

faucet pipe fiiniiwoa (» PT* inserted
In » call *«•■>» to let cut the liqnt 1)
^WSU-tlTW
fault t

3 Lnr Till m.

3 Orel fr**'! »»•

thmat
ramp 5r^
nvrrihrusi «tT^

Tift finfn
fracture tdn
cleavage Vtn

(for evplanations aea tinder their
respectiv 0 order)
fault basin Ged
fault breeeia btA >1
faulted njj Gtel bsiCm
faulted block Ceoi fntfint rin^
fault.fimling oij TtTPHt (.f\)
fault plane or surface GmL foiiti) OB
fault tcarpGeol ftTbi-aigwiti, frAn-
HTTT

fault trough Gtol fTtrn mtt
faults a

faulty I'lronielcr ItrlT Ol’HotH
faulty nutrition TtTT^ TlT’l
faulty leading nfH TWT
fauna trTfenmn.trr^
fauoa and flora mbi- tret TTTT TTT
favour n. ar?^, qvTTt. TM <a
favour r6 t arjUT^, "301 •TTl. T^T-
Tffl *T^tfltftbn

2 arjT*

favourable rt,/y wg^ tr
favourable luilaaee rerTTntTT
favourable balance of trade wgy t
remflstPf

favourable rounderalioowg^
favourable extbange a t' j^w firn T T
favourable lighting Fhoitv •r3T*'
sitn

favourable rate sig^are
favourable rate ofeschange
ftfrire-w^

faioursble rent argftt «n7T> argr^
wnrt

favourable alale of the exchange

bfnre lA «rg^

favouralile lermsAtg^
favourai« irsile halance wgfai rent*
ttsttr

favourable neslhercondiiionsarg^
npj-w^wid,

favourahly stgi« ^ ft

fas ourrd nation argtjjbs Tin

favoured rate argilf

favnuritr«C«satsn.

favus d/nbtnTTT^ is.

fawn 1 (4 yoDTij deer, e back or doe

o( tho first year) ^'lilH m.. (4!^ W

2 = fawn brown (a colour, red-
yellow renlT in hue and ol low WT
saturation) areTSSifttr. (a brown TR
o( low WT saturation) itTfW
fawn-coloured mouse iVrii»nwi. Kna

favalite = Fi*englas (Ilej's Index)
ire-«lfVa »M ( TT for tnmeral)
F 1). (lamily budget) T »rT(T%H-tTR-
»flTT.)

FRF (forest beneveleat fund) T.

fj fiT. (T^ ftfe)

F C (fair copy )tT.!I.(T3rO>lfl)

F C (Finance CJerfc) fT fk. (fira.

F C (Financial Commissioner of

P»ilwavB)fir an (ftnangn)

F C (foolscap) fir ft (ftftif&x)

F. C, (forest conlraetor) T. ft • T.

(«ii ftfirrm. ikttO
F cap (foolscap) fijft (fit-firR^)

F. C R (Forest Contract Rules) W.

ft ft (t!i ftftn ftw)

F. C. S, (free of capture tind leiriire)
*. H g (wnrjin *rt wfsreri^t grt)
r. &, C b. 1. (hood and Civil hup-
plies Inspector) K. 50 B ft. (W
ftifl unarr HnB ftOrir)

F D (Finance Department) ft. ft.
(ftflftvim)

F. D (foot drill) B B>. (trr bVbt)

F. D (Forest Departn ent) B ft (M-
ftutn)

F. D 0 (Forest Divisional Officer)
BXTW. wfvVTO)

Fe (ferriim) CAeru •* ('15't.)

ftalt) (fidelity to one’s lord) wrOrofiK
/ (ace allegiance)
fear wr ft, TT

feirlesa arwu, ftftu.arJlT (^.BTTi»

feasible 0 1j. RTXB. CTTB. B)re. fttiisu
possible ^mr
practicalde reTTtft
proliablc.fttrrrtr

Fea*s rat ftfopina bttxb gBB (found
in Kareiiiieo eit’c)

Fci's nb-fjrcd deer Afnfin. rrgvft

Fea s lihia (wings xv chestnut
wr) re -BIT tftTT

{•«lt

632

fea-p«r>boHla irttani

fetit 1 tn

2 (fesliTii) w
feiil far tlie »Jf*

tea's thrush ^c«
feather Zool ifsm. T-rr n , ^

v-sngqV ^

fralher alum jtfmerai.
feather anil f-uinea cxpenmeftl (of

Newton) riiyi. 'n grfi4nf»»i{6fS‘

e gold coin)

feather bleacher

feathered pame »n^ W) %

feather follicle ^oo2 Ttt Itj/dW
feather germ Zool, «

feather grass mS
feather key^shding Lev d/aelL

rft?-I=a{T J*=A

feather pa|<illa 2oo2 wftfrra
feather pulp Zool ^
fealher-ttar ^ecil (afiili iti anni h«y«
auparfleial raeainblanes to (eatbersl
^JrtTtli ^»I| tfrt m
featherstitch heedietmrii (a braaehiog
aigrig line) >iTf«-rfftn
feather tracts (ooa of thi de&oite
iresa of tlie iVio of a bird)

feather white Col fnd tm
feaiherv .rvsial
feather}’ oiiiprowth 2oo{
feature 1 mjjfnf

3 Otfn ft (cf itTT^)

S (marked eharacteiietie)

T739V1 n

4 flodioFf* n

5 /, CltlT *IS

feitnre programme /laaio F77-^-
W

febrifuge a-lj TUP
febnle jaundice liaarf

Februar} m

fecesafaecrs
feenndAd/ Hr

feeundatinn 1 (fertili'-ilion, pollma
tion) PrV*7. Tfl'l'fl n
3 (Germ ^rit iiibaisg)

(fruitfulness) /•

3 n

fecunJitv lilTT, TJJitvi tjtwn /,
federal ad; frlT7*

federal animal husbandry researrh
institute A<fr<fnT^pmc7-ari^mr7

federal eonsliluttoiiiitnift^
FederahCourt HW^W»7Wl?tti,

ajitn«7

fedfeial eveculite HWfrt ftcJTstfH
federal finaneta) iniegralioa (rapftv

federal fun Is fsifti
federal fund', marlet ITim
federal gosrmmeni ar3I^4 fTffn
federal laws rrvpff7 ftfil
federal legislature fton*

afVSel

federal parliament (TPR
federal purpo-^s 4iai^q SVta7
federal railwajr authority

federal reserve bank aystera Htn?'

nr^Pr arf^ffv 73fi»
federal fesetse board Hqpflti nfafft-

federal revenuea^txnlv niiTR
federal autes«i^7Tl37.miitt7 TIW
federal auhjeel f’nv
federal uoita liqnta «
federation mi7.7ltll4n37 n
confedetatioo siT4n
federation of associetiona (of govern'
ment servieea) TlW’

*trrt

federation of ehambera of comnerre
WTTTTtmW INW, wfajSitvgB-fWR
fee 1 5TW, ^ SI (Const )*

3 Loit-lTTi,/

fee Simple sfTO

fee pimple sbtoloie = fee simple
fiTTTth* ftVl

rjualified or limited fee aimplesa
base fee = qualified fee ultifiT

fee tasl Tfifin fn^
feeble edj 1 jiw,

2 R*?, t^
feeble efferveseenre
feebfe'mioded mf; Tavelid T#«'

sni*

feeble-mindednesa ftycJloJ jd«.
feeble |•ermaIleDl polarity Phy, »t)T|

r^rdl

feebly bassenf; C*eisl

feed I* Hn*lR,fl»»Ti|

2 ITflR ^
feed IS 1 nrrii n.

2 iforh ffTTR n.

3 (motion or act of feedingi as lo a
machina) n.i ^Wtrfs/.

1 (degree of feeding) ^-Rr*! /

& (material auppliedl ^7 n.

6 (mechanum by which feeding it
done) ^TRCn-
feed control Jr^ftl'ftyanvi
feeder 1 itTTTtK m

3 niv. 5n«t /, ftUnlR n. (a
branch railroad to a main line]
feeder boa St^-RT^
feeder head 2/etal R5T7-7fl4
feeder tinesbraoch line Uly. ffTWl'
Rtf

feed priitts RgRiaR «
feed grinding machines

feed heater St;jns £r>;i»e (a veaiet in
which the feed water for the boiler
la heated, usually by eabauat steam)
tJTJra IRRtR ^

feeding IStWR 11 . fivprn
3 rnelinj n , 77^ I
Feeding it Parties Kestnciionij Or-
der (F 4 PJl 0 -"itW

(Rf-twr) k

feeJiDp hoUle BtnR'f’ft I

feeding brush ^ooi RlJR-fi \

feedibg ehargea BTCTR RiTT, RTTFR V*^
feeding of tafanta flra sTtTR S
feeding penodtmTR'WTfR \

feeding stuff qg wti, HTOR TTli I
feeding tul>e RnTR-snet V

feeding ulensiU tepTR 7IR.
feeding aooes (of roots) niTR-R*TW 4i.
feed on i? MrsPt Rft rtri \

feed pump Vaefc RT17 TT*R J

feed roller .Ujrfi r^TR 1

feed roller Cllel rrefi^er RtTR-^WW-’

’rfl

fee expectant in/o Fl^fV^ r’<P^
feel ti I •r^R* TTitT
Sprft 7TRT ^
feel H Ftit n
feeler Zeo^ wf^RR m
feeling Ptuehol Rmi /
iffcrtion wrTRT
impiiUe rctTR. in>n
emotion *n^n,wtw,rft*.wmi
sentiment Wift WIR, fierT-WTR

feelings and prejudice RtRRt*

fee per-bottle system (EM. I.vi) aft*

633

Fellow oi the Ro^tl

feel

■fe«»c?er.^n (Const.)
ffc Ldio 1 (»n »bsolut« (e«—

Web ) »ITJl
Cf fee till qftfJTT
2 *ifee iiinple ibsolute
fee*imp1e»l>«olule Lowfit^fe^TTI
fee till fidu>(an estiteof inlientinea
limit PiUo lineil heira— Wsb-j^ftfiPI
niJJer'lo fraos)

Fe'ilelli = Coneephilum m Coneepbt.

Ills Be* sxjTftt tratfit
Felileisen * 6ire|>tofoecui = Sirepto-
conus erxsipelitis
Fehlinp solution »qTfT^. 5 »tT
(•ei^T = ^ tirlrile, iJFeeoppM

(ulphite)

fri'oti letnimT

feipninj; illness nWHlfll *1 Trhl *Tei

feint n (i mock blo« or ittiek)

Wn m I fi

feldspar Vinernt (ill of them ire
iluminiuin iiheites
TTWltT tl

feldspar plapioilise
felJipitliie a f; t^Rl&\
felJspatliiiation n.

felJspallinul

teldspilho'e ^ feldspatliie
felJnode - poMeiJirfua (IViaiean
iVtf lua) W’T'TI**! Cl
FcliJie r.xV (»?I (imily)

Felinae (luWnml)) n.

Felis (Ut /fill •• csi' ftn«) Zed.
{rm■T 3 n^^

F calTri (ci.Tre or Tgiptiia cil)
fin* friTw

> catui (Earopen siilJ cit)
fmtt

} .liiui-jiinsJeciirr^TTWdlin.
Jin’1 U-^, Hen

F. duns ifCnis «TlftT.TT ftttW
(foun 1 n K»»l mir)

K. fhsus cliiiis TOWtae fifTTW

I eliaiis tiiUi<lini WTB ftliw
(its foil'll n Ilunci)

1*. chius Velaarti fVTTW

(fund in Ceylon jnd Southern
ef,n Inlia)

b chans Vulis fcsin

J. ehaiis praten (h*^ fexm
Uounl laS ndSl-S I'eliTeen the
Indus ail the Kirlhtr Rsn^e)

F. raaeolor » pumi (it is of »
tsuny colour) RflB fifTTW
F. cnnstsntins fifTTS (distin-

Saished b) the pattern of dorsal
stripes end of Istersl spots T<d.
conspieootts)

F rottstsntini ornate aTfm

ftrT®

F domestira fitTTS
F 1 eo (lion) fin filTlB
F. OBca (je^er) CeT ftllW
F pardalis (ocelot)

F pardiis (leopard) findi fiisicl
F. ti»ris cma f^TIW
F unese (snocr leopard)

ftrnr

fell »6 Foresfrp fimm. Ctsn
felled ody llfini fil(l9) 5 >n
felled area rcresiry llfin m ira
felled mstcriat forMtrp Itfttt tntnfl
felled tree Ptfnit jrn IS*

fellio* FcTtstrjt 1 (the act of cuttins
down one or ceore trees, resultmj!
la a more or less permanent in
terroption of the caaopy— I Fit)
n . fiWHl

3 a fellio^ area qnn ^
adraore felling «ni^ 9111, fnt<t
^ ftiTTit

alternate felling tpfl»!n 9711
clean ee dear felling &»h9'9T19,

final felling Nfitnt IIR
gap felling a*9*Rt-9t«1. finfi-9119
improper fdliog srfirabi nil
imprOTCiDcnt felling gny-nn
increment felling
irregular felling sefinfian ni-t
oreifelling ai^nwi,
preparaloTT felling ntTfi«»9Tl1
ptineipil fdliog 5»1 nn
regeneration felling J1 ^itT 1-9111
reprodurtion fcUiug a regeuera*
lion felling

aecoodare felling fipftnt
teed fdliog w aerding felling
seeding felling dlai4 9T11
selection felling BiycJTTPl, B|^
91W

trsertnee felliog ftatait 9IH
ttnp felling ^ iitl. iffll «
fiuici

aubfidfarr felling arifil 9T1T, rfti

*ucee»si\e regeneration fellingt
TtntiTT SH"TrT1*9TW1
unregulated felling ttftlfin 9159
unrlassed felling *T9ifif:5 9T51
fellin': area Foreilrv 9tH'V9
felling ixc FcTMtry i|lC1-JSTT» ^

felling crele Fcrfjtrp 9IH-9*
felling gap Fertsirv Mia-tltini
felling operations Ferestrv 9m*

felling period Forestry 9m*9T^
felling plan Fertttry (a tabular itato-
tnent of th# order of fellinga— U.
R ) 9T?R-?nr8Tl

felling record l>ooV Fcrtitrg 91*9*
arfH^p.jFrv

frlliDg register f'erejtry 91199^
felling Toiaiion Feresfry 911'tll^l
felling rule ForttSrv 9m'fiT9Jt
felling teaaon or period Fentirf
9m 9W

felling aeries F.'resfry 9m
felling site Fureafry 9m 99R
felloe* fell?
fellonwood * felonwood
fellonwotl ■ felonssort
fellow a 1 pivl

S (a Riombcr of ths gorerning body
of a uoiTeraity) ci*

9 (a taeiuber of aa laeorporalod
literary or SMeatifio aoeiety as of
tbe Roy al Society > iisnally higber
ID grade than a ‘Member’) wf9RT99

i (one receiTing an allowance »if9*
^ for eertaiu studies) «fj JT9 ws.
fellow «,(; -ant

fetlow.casiemen anftfr^sa , *T9Wlf
frllou grass (Grranian rofvrliaiaja)
T«S 99T9JI? es.
fellow Officer HJlfmO.

Fellow of Royal Institute of Che«
juistrj TnnA«-T9I91 ftt9t-sfVlI999
Fellow of the Royal College of
stetnes aoJ Cynieeologv (FJhC.

o G ) Tml9 tiA' 991 tftftirfTm*

9|T fiHll« 9 «f Wprem (99..

tT‘ 9.)

Fellow of the Royal College of Sue*
geoBs {FJI.C.SJ

631

{tnattia rotunda

{allow ptttongari

^^llo^»•l>^l.onff »T5 «sft ^
fellow »■ election

fellow sen»nu l,cv3 ttW

fellowship 1 «fj»TT”T^ '

Q {«cl>o1ir»liip for liiolier «ta

dies) •rfroitiifn /

scliolirship

fellow •Till*gernw«»3m ntfwi

fellow-wrort fGeraniPiin reherli/tniin)
rw tn

felly (of > wheel) life f tineient word),

«rt«

>eloid«» — Aeluruidea Zod
MJIl'JI f»

felon 9nrTn'jt(n)<n
felonious adj

felonwftod w bittcTsweet ( SeUnitw
ifllfCiiniaeo ) "*

feloaworta>(elonwoe I
felonwori raomi -felonwood

felony £au ffrmrrsffl

feleic adj (derived from /elrpar

e^eTlv /efipitVoid a diilie»ft«*t—

Tyrtet p lOS) wHi
feUile (/«;,p»r- ite) Pttrc^ rKtoWt

feliiticarf;

feliopbvre PttrBI (a porpbyeitie
rock I iving a felaitie grouDdmait)

feltophyne lexlarf
felipira* feldspar
feUpithiewfeldipilbie
felspstSiattMB m feldipithixation
frlipalboIdwfeHspathoicl
fell snrt *

fell Msel. Cot /rJ stir»«TW
fell calendering r«lif« f infl

fell disc WCT Prra

felle 1 melerial n a

felling (o( woollen frtnea) Tim » .

WJTTT «TTI
felnnj quahty

fehwort » FoldenyriiB (Jotoacsie.

lVir»»*) m

female sf| , jjrjwr

female Aoopbelet motquilo i i aaW
Rfl^

Female Aaai'tant Medical Officer

atfiTT wRraiWr

female aitendant ‘JOWlOiait

female catkin £ol ^ Pie»a^^l
female cell Bot
female chtW TftTI/
female climactenc ^ Htieoaiw
female lone Sol

female eonsiel / ’

female enniinal prisoner HnTtf^C

female doctor /.

female domestic servant

/

female flower fiol tft ItT

female FtraelaDgium Sol ^

female pameie Bot ^
female gametophyie Sol ^Tlo’a
aTT

female ftnttti ward BTHFH flCfei*
W9

ferasle penilal ■penore 2ail
aiTtf fS??

female head atiendaot 77fn>
fifTl

female heir ^ni?l/
female indoor department nsontfcnfil
•ftiwt

female tnteriex Did Twfrfrt^
female labour ^
female line
Bisle line ft^TTWTT
female niirae euTlffoi /
female orpaDSol.^fl tC’TT
fcBSide outdoor department VTO
^vT’^'fesijil

femalo patient flfr^ /

female payinp ward arayw arf^rt-TSt

female pimpernel (^iiogaJIilorrrniis)

female prisoner ufr?^/.

female pro'cnitor if} *snt /
female pronurleus Siof ^ ^erqfc
frmite prolhallus Sot ^
female rerrpiacle Sol afl ^isiar
female relalinn riuta^fi f
female arrsanl arftn /
fcnitle ae* ftiadZoel aftfw-it idrtl
female a|nder«{l'^>n
male spider ijn sit,

female tweeperananfim /. sifcTT

female tree atri-fV

female iinilSof
female ward (m * hospital)
female w arder ffffWl /•
female >ard(JM I ia9)rft-W!f.* ofnor
feme covert Law f

feme sole Law awWlTf /
femic odj Pcfroj (/crrurtiWTl- + raa-
gnasiuin VnnT3 + -ie

Sill mafic
feminine 1

3 Cram, siffittt n.
femoral adj. i i^fTT
femoral n dnul ,Zoof. (a femoral ahi'
aid) n.
femoral artery
femoral hernia
femoral tnaagle X(*fli^si
femoral tern Anal. HS-fiw, «-sttFT
femoro* s^^,

fcmurBihigh bone ifnni, 34^1? n
feanr bonewfentirsKaT (t> thigh)
fen (lowland corarej with watar,
moort marsh), •'a ijjtl
fence n.fft/., »TT
fence ei ^ffiTTW, tjfTmT"T
fenee posi ffq m , fif *t6r*»n
feDcheneCAem flwWti.
fetichone Clum. Jwt/.
fenchyl CAcm ii

huting^ /, TT»i n , TtT, TTT

fencing post ^ P^VT, «TT Cl WrWI
fender (ilaric# in front of loco-
motiTFi and eleetrie cars to lessen
injury to polestrians or animals)

M

Feneitelli Pofconfof. (Lat. /mtttra
‘wnndow' + dim efla — Web.) TUI*
fwn Jnrrfr

FeaeiteUidae rnrftgBl-iTt tn.
fenestra j Soof (atranipacant spot, aa
in the wings of certain moths)
rtTW m

8 Anat HTnT M

ftticstra rorhleaewfeneslTi rotunda
fenestra hspophyieos anterior
baiicranisl fenestra Zod. antlTTT-

frneitral membrane 2 oof rprfUin

feneslra ovalis fenestra veslibiiVi
•^mif rtTlF

feneslra roluods wfeneslrt

«i« rmw

coebleae

fraetlxattd

63S

fpnO'pruiiuta paper

fcBeitrited adj *nT%5, fjfifa
feoettrated membrane nnfsra
fene«tra reitibutisfenestra ovalia
fennel = foeniculam PAarm /.
fennel t'ediBA/

fennel water^^aqna foeniculi ipft*

fent (cut pieces of cloth betfreen one
and three ysrds)

Fenton'f reagent (hydroj^en peroxide
cootHDing Bome Fe*"*, naed for
oiidizing iugars and alcohols—
Hackh) snnfSnitJf
fenugreek ir<ft /

feral adj (untanedi uodomesticated
or wild) ^
feral horse a*tr srr^
feretory yianA n

ferguionite (a niobate and tantilata
of yttrium, erbium, cerium, ura-
nium. eta ) ^rrmfci! n. («nr lor
niobate, FT* (or fO? taotalate,
nforF^ mraeral)
fermentBorganired ferment

fl

ferment

fermentable lubBtanee

fennenUtion «.

femeoiJtiott and diitillation regii*
ler inn stWTF
fermentation gum

deatran

fennentation o( milk ^ry
fermentation room
fermentation lube Barr
ferment-cell
fermented

fermented dnok fcfrn
fermented liqaorftfWl
fermented toddy
fermenter ( l) m.

fermenting capacity Snm

fermenting rat jrf

fennentor ftfrm n
fern Bol (a plant with feathery
UarealTtm
fern ally C.'t 'prf'i-nrj
fern clnhmot*— Tmesipteris lannen.

fern frond qrrfa-^FtTT
fern green (a eolour, yellowish yellow
creea iWWtT in hoe, of low atT

saturation) w^^hFi'Ho
fetn ae«d quii>T-4hr
F E R O (Foodgrains Export F.estne-
tions Order) lift ft (rt^Tsi*

wfir)

FeranfaBol

F eleplianiuin (curd fruit, ele-
phant apple, mookey fruit, wood
apple) W W FH (B Jd.

fft<»,Ben.5hT, IIio Pan Ual.

Arabic, Persian eifhr. Sin-
dhi «<, Mar. »T5, Tam-
Tel. Dri-TlT*)

feroQs (Lat ftro, Gk pAero, from
Sanskrit s' q) 1 -tlT. -yfi
3 (prodnciog)

3 (yinlding) -T. *«T
ferox Bot Tax

Fcrozabad Goog V?3Tn (near Agra)
ferrate CAem ereFltl n
ferretbadger ra

ferre. (ferric) CAern •nift. (iraftr)
ferriage 1 (a charge (or nse of ferry)
^JtTPS 39^ A . m

3 (eooreyaoce by ferry) n

feme ad; CAem.
f acetate Bharm. ewfing
f acid sniftn irne
f chlonde ereCrc tfit?
f hydrate snftc asfw
f. hydroxide eniftv
f. oxide siq|it« ai^tl
I. salt eraftcfTTU
f. lulphateentftv^^d^
f. (hio.cyanate eruftvnTa-yintfrT
ferri.chlonde CAem. wyft.ifttB
ferrucyaoic od; Chrm. errfa-Wrft*
fern eysnide Chen, erefe Trfty
ferricyanide black Col Ind entft.
iHiiiU Rret

ferri-gyanogen CAem. ireft.ytTTTrrT
fern feroue ad; CActi. eruV-g^
fern hydrocyenic ad) Chen. WRft-

fern lodidunt = iron iodide PAarn.

arur.urftT

femi pcrcblondomwferric chloride

R**Rt»sftftr

fern pbosphasMiron pboipbate IT^-
*Trf^F

fern-prustiaie— fem-eysnide
fem.prus)icwferTi.cyasie
fern aalpbaa ftTWftF

fernte 1 Pefroj. wuIsJT n.

3 (pure metallic iron) vna<i»i n
3 CAem. n.

ferritungstile srjftrFftr^ m. (iT?ft-
for R^f*n: ferric, for

tUDgstite, (or CtRw mineral)

ferro. 1 (ferrumj (by sandbl

rfu , , snu. , )

3 (ierrdus) STTFI-
ferro alloy srilT fctrg
feTro.a1uminium
ferro boron anrST^’J!
ferro calcite Afjiirral (calcito con-
tamicg ferrous carbonate) WifW*
gpram (wU'qferrous,‘^acalMle)
ferro carbon titanium sr7nTTT*TruiT3
ferrcvcerium Hy
ferro chrome sraf-l^
ferrochrome silk black Col- Pod.
«t?nx cr®

ferro chromium afyf.Rujfj
ferro.connete ilrncture snTT^trt*
ftnRT

ferro.cyaiiie ad; Chem, •rrrf-FnftT
ferro-eysBide Chen. »mrT-^91^r7
ferro cyanogen CAem.<retB>rm3F
ferroferneyanlde Chen *raw»fe»
TBT&rr

ferro gosUrite 2/tneraf. (goilanU
costainiog (etrous sulphate) wvn*
n. (iftons,

31^ goilarite)

ferro green Col. Intj. (for printing)

•nil 5ft

ferro mtgnesiin. ad;. 2Iineral. wit*

wfty

ferromagnetie ad;. Rtfiy)!)**
ferromagnetism WBlg Ho iR n.
ferro mangineie STq).sft5«
(erro.molybdenum snt^i^nuri^
ferrooainie etir -anftii n. (w^g. iron,
9K. for 91(13 sodium, (or
minaral)
ferro nickel

ferro piper Enjtn etFPf.qR
ferro phosphorus snft.xmttl
ferropnot STB lg ^R
ferroprinier iiq'rg^s m
feiTopnntiDg atqVg^et n.
ferroproduct inrtiiT
ferro.pruiiiite SHnv-TTTTnfttf
fc rro.pr osiiate paper Chen. WFTt*

o*Ji3« 06 £•»« m»1»

ferriMie oil'll
f«rT»Milir«ti «>T»T-SiW
feiTO jiroten*

f^fTMO* CItm- (ferroin) WTW
ferro«o*femc oxide trTTTTTfiw jiiim
ferrotiUnite •rTTri^n n (-T* foi
wfrt mvnerxO

feTTO-til«mum im J'TIJ

fecTo-iaogaien

lerro-ljpie (»pOTitiT« plotogrxfh
rikda on t thin iron pUte) WT^

n

feno-typer in m

ferrooriniom m fCT^T^
ferroo»ad/ Cl^
f, rjrlfOnxte mn
f chlonde tmt sfrrv
f rhromilr gyn f f rt' i
f rompoun I wm wwrr
f liydroxide g7*^7TTtH
f ozilxi* Bvnfirrrfn
f oil U mr^ »fn
f Mil «n»‘T »m

f iilipite ggiijinifn
( tolphile WTnt^'tt
f lulphid*

feno-?iniiliitm mr mnj
ferro-iiri-oniiim •‘‘WTTJ
femi^innu 1 trrtin
3

femipinout UbUrf ^rrr ij;

'♦"I

ferniyiaoai jiiper wrtn
(errofioout (futns gqlin

txfi%

ferniyinom wood fattriiftj,,,

r? Ww

ferrule {fr v,„eti 'JiUU Irico.
1*0 1 grenv «'

3 1.h h it * , »*n n mrxtrH / ,

gmVfl IS.

ferTum (Fe)-iron rW Wr^ » (■)
ftrrum redurtomaredured iron
(rny \ *mnCnni)

2 Cs^ytoiO TT^t/ (indent word)

9 (i fnnrLite or extluiire right of

eirr>irg ti»*«-ig«n, miaul, or
jriodi miM. \ iiTit) vnmrfjm n
ferryl/Oit >TT/i /

ferry E/riJye (» ff^ry toit (or

tr»ntportinx t»ilw*y tr»in entire)
*itrW-gTtft

ferrymin vr^Jnfin «■»•
ferry money ST-TW (from

ferry iteemerwiiT'^***/
fertile aiti 1 ztf. *1*11.

2 i?ol gT»eT
fertile lend 7fn

fertile mosyret Dial ■*•'1 fl*!t
fertile penod fr»i*R
itenle peruwt nrtWltM
fertile leed lir
fertiUicaferlilixe
fertility l*TO/

fertility*miliin*ad/ *rfnTdfl(tT}
lertiliiiiiofl ) T#ni B
2 Cioi f^Tll «
pollinaiinn <j||in
(rmliiitiOD of ornm •ei-&ngT
fertiliution period (of eotton) fiini*
<(4

(emlixXion taW
fertilize th I *<m

iUuil frm
fertilized a-tj

(ertil'ze-l epy-eel) Ufn *i»T.*Wi
fertilixed orom 2eel **T

fertilizer (•gricnltorel) irit* w
(ertihrer epiitieetroo V^jnm
fertilizer fzriory rtW-ftiWl
fertilizer* ind iDioam mVt
• tni

frrul* Oof fgqnifi

>. litfortidiBF. sarthex

foelidiiiimaaF. Jaeiehleasa

F. jv'ehLeana (di*tribation— Kith-
mil) ertdtTfi^

F. DZrthex a >iilhex aufoelida
(laifoetidi. dariri dang. 0«rii.n
fsooel c>an» znai** (B .K ,\L
frU. If in. I*!, Bell Pan. 9Ur. Gs).
■f«n}

feralie arid Chem (obtained from
at.forlida, alej QD** wz*
femoile (/<Trotn*l' z«a.dinm + itr)
•tanyf** *1 (m*! femimi ilg for
<lT7 ranadiBtu, A* tor arffl mine*
r.J)

fe.rue Oof (•'f* el eep)

fntiral Tnn n

fe.tooa 0«( iim •*

Fritoca Oof «frT* Btnft

F. danmenla m hard fetene

F. elaliormUll feni-ue bI^ gflT*
F. oriBa = iKeep** feiene MliJliq

F. leabrella — .yre^l Luar)i yraie

zjTfni**

felrh rh. 1 tfHT, ft win. Tn *1*1, tlPf

JZf WT^pWl
frie 1 ftdT* m.

fetid ea*»ia 1 (Caliut tera)

W .M )

StCaifin aefidrtibtlii) Wizwt «.

(B .K .if )

.3 (CajfiB eilati/olia) 1 W» m.

(B . 11 )

fetid craoe’i lull (Orraniun rettrli^
an ««) tll*^ n,
fetid ipint of ammonia frgjft fftj-

fetidui /’Aernt (ef>ntaining (Ii4 in-
utile eonitituant* nf aaifoatila)
n

fetiiK 1 (woraUipel inaivimaU6li|«el«
lyzirisee aa being Inliil.itwl by
tpirili)»TT*l/.

3 (any ol jnet nt tpeeiil or onreatn-
Bing ■leroiinn)*TPTlVj. wr^wPc/.
f«lerifmtm..V(^
frtuiwfoeiu*
feud fW«r n
feudal liw WrR*>l ftr4
feadal lyilem inzi*1-»t»9 b.
feudatory n. znn*f m
feoilalnry a/lj. . ZTTlI»’ftT

fcBdalery fad tributary itale* MIflWI
iftT TTW (e(^ Iriimt*)

feudatory .tale znH't-tn*
fraille morte (a eoloor, toi yellow
in baa, ol high y^t.torition)

reolyrn'i ieit ((oaaacUie te«t' It
girei a red nr purple enloar whet
Ireilwl— Dorltnd p H82l>.

1 19) wntz^egfUrt
frrer ^ in.

fereriih dutnirt JfrttPT imw

frrer mizturelTT f*!’*

ferrr nettle (Oaportra rrmeZaia)

** m*

ferez nut

iictitiozis pcz«on

iertt not {Caetilunia ertila) wn-

feyet ward (m a hospital)

Fe*i]lea tnlobaU ftTfht m.

few tuij, ^Ti,

f«W"celIed adj.

few-flowered ipike-rasb — Eleoebans
paaciQora

F.F. (doable fioa ^ pencil)

F.F. Diapy. (full fedf;«d dispeosarr)

F^.R. (Forest FiBancial Boles) V ft
ft. (Tt-Sra-Ilm)

F.C (Forest Gnard) «.T
F.C.A, (free from neneral arerage]
iTuaH (P>n*^ SM
F.G.C,0. (food graiDi Cootrol Order)
m w Jr WT. (wsw»^-fin=Tt-wft?r)

F.C.L. (Food Grams Licence) W.V7W.
{snrjpe-er^f^)

F.CT.S. (Forest Gaards Training
School) « TJf ft. (ftrrft

F. horizon plant Eeel (the lajrer «(
dead organic matter oo the soil
which has BOt lest lU botanical
itmetore— Dor p- 108) *• 8fWT (?.
(or

Fi hybrid «,

F.I. (Fishery Inspector) rfl ft. (ifl»^i^-

ftf^)

F.I. (Fuel lospeetor) Bit T ft. (F^.
ft(hf*)

fiance (one betrothed] ei'?y n-CTani,
Mai)

fiancee /. (from 3 -~a» on *3)

fiasco (a complete or ridicoloos faitare
o( a pretentions ondertaking)
ftnerst, fining firwtn/, ez gV

fiat n. af^ «.
fiat adj fflftl
fiat money uiftf /.

incoOTCrtible paper money WT^-

Fibonaeti senes (senes o( nombers
formed by saccessire a.d1itioa of
the last two— JaeVsoa)

zr^

fibre I W*3 ea-

3 (cotton Cbrae ep to 3*i wool fibres
vf to

3 Bet. W*5ea.

6n

4 BTuIcaaised fibre Chem- tRr^/.

5 d/cisf (a charaetanstie of certain
ductile wrought metals iodieaticg
directional properties to the mate-
rial, and shown by fibrous and
woody fractures— EoKep. 86)

/•

fibre cell fr^-^nn

fibre crop »T*3^tW

fibre extraction 8^ ftWTTCI

fibre photograph saj-znft^

fibre-produetioo

fibre-sheath Dot

fibres of abarpey AtuU (that join
together the lamellae of bones)

fibre sospeaiioQ baojaney-bilance

fibre testing 8»3-^ftsni
fibre iriebeid Dot. (Mc-

Lean 1 469)
fibre-yielding plant
fibnJwfibnlU Jnat rP3« m.
fibnllawfibril

fibnllar ad/ 1 (of. port, to ) ZTTS*

2 (like )a®I*'’l

fibnllar theory /ooL Szj^-^TTi If^’

•ft

fibnllarysfibnllsr
fibrillate od/. 8 S 5 »ztw,m* 5 <
fibnllate r6. fifed- (to nodergo or
azbihit fibnllatioo. at the heart)

fibrUlated fibnllate a<tj.
fibnllatioo 1 (act or process of for-
miogoffibnis) o-^ws o . o-^wsi
/. o*T*«*'i •

2 Zcol. (•jniTenog of mnsele fibres)

US.

fibriUedsfibrillatc odj-
fibrilliform o.// w* 3 ¥FT
fibnllose od^.

fibnlloosodj »n»3w,w»3*H0
fibnn Buxhfm. /.
fibnnogen Biortm. vftm n.
fibrinose a.

fibre 8*3^ in.
fibroblast Zcof- 8 ^ 37 ; «(.
fibrecartilagioons pulley Zeei
arppft

fibro-eiastie «d;. Zoel «r* 3 Jr' 8 mz
fibroglu An^. 8 * 3 .?^ m
fibroid lb (a fibroid tumour) 8*ft

fibroin £iocAcTn

fibrolite aftr? rn (*rz min a-

ral)

fibrosu 3Ied. /.

fibrous adj I 8^tT7. fTPTg
3 8»33^*^*3^

fibrous drupe Dot. srftrSZ

fibrous layer ^oof. asjzni
fibrons matenal for paper tabking
T3 ftfll'i! % fe®
fibrous peat 8^377
fibrous root Bel. 8>~Jifq
fibrons root system Bet. 8 138*1 39~
1^5

fibrons tap root 8^3117

fibrorascnlar bundle Bet. SsjTrf) ^

fibula dnjt Wg gq ifiti

fibular adj Anal. aT3irnfel5

fibulare ^oot

fibuJo- WJTTTfjU-

-ficass -CT

aciJi-ficsaa wz8t4py
Fieana raaoncnloldesw Rani;neolns
fictna

Fieana seraaBRanoBeulas reraa
ficifolios Bet. Tat (with Icares like
tbo fig tree. FtrKs) TjtTTTft
Fiek’slaw ergotaiift ftpit (difinsioa
of salt tbroagh salt eolation due
to difftteeee of eooeestrttioa)
Fieoidaceae Bet. 7^ f8 n. (from the
genus llollujo rfzjrnift)

Ficoideec Dot. 7^ f?t n
fiction (an assumption of a possible
thing as a fact irrespectire of the
qaestioa of its truth) /.

fiction of law &ft-7f f4.»t4|
fictioui^fictitioua
fictitious adj 1 (not real) STTHHft*

2 (assumed) af<*l5lft*., 7177ft*

3 (false) FftjJ, ^7, KJT
fictitious account srrWtft* hwi
fictitious action or suit WiJHft*

TIT

fictitious assets WTirrft*

CctilioQs bill a t7 iM&g ft77
fictitious JnendiJO .Jirrcni. *Tf7ft*

fictitious or non-existent srrntrTf*
W77T wftT’T^TT

fictitious payee srTT f »i fa* SHTTST
fictiuons person tivift* «7^

{icbtlont sttmp

63S

{i«M (ezc* committta

fictitionl lUmp IS g^I*

yetr = 7<»f

Jjlron

ficaa = fig r^arm b

Fima Hot. ws-snnfjr
F. tinj.eloa = F. fibbosa
F. ■rnoltian* Wl (D ,M
Cri. plaWyo)

F. •sperrima wrr* *S (Baau
lilt frts)

F. beDgattDsia (banjtn traal
(naT»ai as (B M , Ban Kan. al,
Oaj Har TT, Bin a*, ri*, Malay
hor. Ma^ aia. Tam as^, Tei aft^
F.baojamiDadftTafit JaTaarillow)

WifJ^as{yw aa^)

F. etnea (fi^traa) »S

F, cit)<«vd<tmF, palmata
F. <haia;<iD'a>F glomeriU
F. MBglemaraiaoF cuou
F. rortiifoliaoiF rumphii
F.run>»«a?^T:lPaTi
F, dalhousita ( iniribution KiUirca
— Baaul ^af/rf^ «S
F. cliilica (rubber plant)

F nteUasF gibboae
F fo'fotiii {/fKtetata 'haying
email daprea'ion or iroora') nfav
W

F giblwaa (Lit gitboas 'hnmpad ^
fas as

F glomyrata »s»aTas {B.V.M
a»^ Ban yo/ad Jumbar, Ou]

itar »*aT. Bin TO, Ual

Tam ai>aia^ Tel ajmu)

F. hatarophylU TfnriT as (MW
a^ajT. Ben. a^*!', CbiUagong
iaUd^anaar]

F hupidi TTTrjaar as (a.M. ar^l.
S^, Ben aTTpSTr Mar arai a*n,
Tel Inbimadii Jim iat^ulartd)
F,iDdiaa«>F hrogalaDiie
F. infrctoruBF iecor
F. lacor aait as (B ,U aiS), Ben.
Bin paiar, Mar poLir), Un

r.piifroplijlla RTTS^ as
F. Bitide • F raloia
F> cppoiilifoliaaF. hiapide
F. palmeieoF.cancoidaa (aamall
tr»e— Baao) h) J»a(l as
F. paraaiUeaBF. gilboia
F. pamila (ftmija 'd«ar£ab, low

or lrttl8*)am«

F. rrIig>oaa^«e{rtil trM,p<pal tree)
wranr as (B .M . Ben Kan. Mar.
araira, Mai owKbdfBi Tam wu-
roXiiTC TaU *nwj)

F rrtuaa as (B . M. f)sa)

F ribaaa»at5*asas{Hio.c^si4>l^
arrflr)

F roxbarghii=F. mMrophjrlla
F. rumphii antnarraz (Kadk-ia.

ays. Din pcusa)

F erabrella^sF betaraphylla
F acandtoa (o{ ecaodeat habit,
climbing over moat rock* and tree
trooka in ahady plaeeo— Tr III
87S)«rffr<laz

P talboti (cDiIky jQieo yettowiah
—Baau) aS

F taiela a^^tas (Baau
F tomcnioia fabait) as (MP.
Maps lor)

F, tabervaltUwF. gibbeaa
P virgatawF. palmaU
6J«d/ B«* (Lm JtJu* ’cleft*) 'TT
bi'fid fg
tn fid ft <S
a«pi(oi>6d
fidelity iftianaj/.

3 wfa:/

5 aaiftirf«6 / , ajfim^ •
i riant Cent (the eooatanty witb
which iBdividnal epeeiee are (onnd
IB eertaio commgnitiee— Borp 1D3)
liin"t n , fwsai /.
fidelity bond ftsa«nn-a»a
fidelity gnareotee fund fasataW'
Bioin/s ftfs

fidelity gntmlee policy fayawst-
arai^a-flNsW

fidelity loanranee ftsayasi-annft
fidelity loauraoec policy ftsaSTtn*
aihls-iiai

fidelity intnraaee eoeaety tasaWI*

•nntamfltft

fiducitlad; Fkvi, SUSiitica (taken
aa a atandacd of yeferanca) ert^^sa
fidociel edge Sure, (teei-as
fidociil loietyal Sietitiica tSl^sa

fidoeul line Stofutiea ^at

fidnciit point Stotufiea wsjtw fa^
fidaeaery nd/ Eema, (reatiog upon
pnblie coofidcDoe) fn^IBlTaa

fiduciary eapacity ftTai'Hlfta aa 5
fiduciary contract Law ftraTttlfWr
^ifan

fiduciary dutie* ftyannftrt aica
fiduciary issue ftjaiRlfill fa^
fiduciary issue of notes ariyaj ay
fklllMifaia Piftn
fiduciary loan fttaiSlfWs T«U
fiduciary note issue ftyaftnfta

ati farft

fiduciary piper money ftsaiBlftr

fiduciary reserve ftyaWirafS fiftft
field l^n
3^11

8 Wn?T. n.

field end potential gradient Fkyt. jft
afl 3TaJi Baara

field and practical work ^fraiBT^.

fra ai

field artillery tTt3«S
field bindweed [CcnvcltmlPt arvtnut)
(Pan Bin )

field book ((or keeping oolet e( a
eutyey) lTn-3*3ft, jra-Sf^taT/
field boundary matka ^-tfltriftn
Field Branch and AnifTenk Wiag
(that aide of the tebool which
teacbaa field and anti tank gnnnary)
gi?0™-tTren •^rs aft to
field cabbage a wild cabbage (Breiiicn
mwpesfrii) a»a afttria w.
field camomileoAnthemia aryenita
iiw fn

field contour bunds (ra BI»a-a»a
field cricket (Oryilai eompaitris) Zod.
5ra ftta^a

field crops ^ sta
field rrowfooianaonnculua arycn«
aieaVa a»ift(twt"i

field demonstration unit (FMS Ifi)

ira-ayria-afi

field embankment ^-aya, data
field engineer |rtir*Ta*tn
Fielilen'a hawk Am atigl f^a
field experiment

fieldfare fwtyr (abdotaaa

TO boldly atreakeil ^tn)
field firing^ tifaftaraa.

TOtat

field force rommittee J/il- (reepoo>
aible for alloealioi} in the field)
jtcirtt'a'satfcft

{laid OftiUc

639

CelJ ftarliCHAIlium olrrtcfum
field plin lr» Tjf«W /

field prey (» <VrV, prey uiivl for
nni{orin« of lolilieri in tlio felil)

field pun Vil
field piinnery
field lioeLey TTT
field liortelid \r9 •TT^tTf
field in rrni>

field iB.pe.lionim Wlv^l
field Inlen.ily F.Uf Jti

field in«eiitp«tioB Sfntiitiei

field l»Uur‘wi-«^*f«'5^’«*f
fiel 1 mipnet
fieldmin ei-

field mip {ra*vrwfn
fi e I d maple (deer emupeilre)
f%»TTni m.

lield Maraliil (ei| Army)

9ft m.

field moWiufe r»p*el»y ln-err^Tt*
wiTfm

f.eld.moM.e

field notra^nre in

field AWr«*ll«n tn(9^C9

field Ilf rduealloa ftrmtov. fWl «l

v»»

>ifldOfrifer l/if.irnftftft
field n( (nree f Ay» 91* Jr*
field of aelerllofl SfT*l 91 (>9
field of trade nniT in
field of view TAyi. tin in
fielil (i|>ertli<>n« in fnT9
field |.jperain.99
field praelire inmt«T
field piililifiiy it9 tnrnwt
fiell rnldinly AaiNtint )n-9«nrn<
arm*

fiell punidiment
field reeotd VrS irfit>*1
fiel I rot «9T7y9
field eeale illljdit
field aeaion SNre. (perirxl during
wlirlillell work la done) Irmi*
^Tw.in 9T9

reeeii (r>«rio-l during which no
field work 1« don«)inT99T1l
field .ervire r»t-*ni

(eflve aervieeJT^iltt
field aemre area nidm-in
Kiel! Serviee flrpiilitlona gvtJtarr-

in*

ftfnH

field arrafre ayatrm ti| lift

field torrel [Itantti arttottllA) tni'

field apart (Qon» Jag f rerpnigea)irt*
^mt / , JfTW 91 ftnff
field atiff 1^9 949t(t
field aiippty il9-Rt<9
fieW tiiraev nundier 0* *I_«rn9t9
field ayalem lliree >Voia ftiiR*
9fft

field to-field lAapeellon (IdlM 1.17)
ftRTjin ftfttinr
field trill il*n*Dklt
field veirli bR-TijIhr^t
field vole in-«C» «i

field woodrnth (/.aaalA eanpeilru)
9999f m.

field work 1 inr-«t4
1 n-9ri. wii* 91^
field worker R9-9li9>tl
fiere* «d/. R9 »». rIt
fiery miftlvet fret ftvjftn
^ ftoelent nama)

fiery red (« eoloiir. ) allowiah rwl tm
in hue. r>f vary tiigh xft aniura*
tlon)

fieata (a colour. > allowiah ra.1 turftl
in hiia. of high aaturatioti)
rfUlAt

r,fiefwein/|iiefoll (r<(m(if(A reyMnO

/

fifteen

fifteen yrar’a aevvler r* 9( 99 ift >rn
fifth rerrhral Anal 9»9«fl Blfritfl /.
fifth eotumn g/,f. qtWA gniii
fifth note 9*vrw fIT
fiflh (Kiwer jfnrik 9»Wll9rT

fifth venlrirlr Zt»l 9*99
fifS 1 w.**T

S-fie»a rAirm «

fifiht n. 3fil S9.fvin.9fTi
fight ri. Iif9t

fighter (plana) JVil. 9)«9 (()«n} m.

fighter command .Vil tft>r9.rnn\ft

fighting rerla-hardheadt (ffnntijgo
fonemftbi) 9f(9vfVi m.
fighting aplfit 9>«9*9v«ITf ra
fig moth Tj»9fitwar
fig of India (Sfnr>(ipi«ntHin)9f^/,
kwT

fig Irre {rie»i<airiert)^^<9f n.
figuratlva ad/, arnr^

figure 1 -digit .V<if;i..ti9 n.

a f«9, sftm 11 , rnfft /.

3 (a*, o' cli) ) nfi /.

4 Logie RTTT m
figured rt// 1 r9fttT

aleuily) nlftf
3(wor>il)nifXfl

figiirnl grain lornlrg ffftw 999
figured wooil J greilrv ftftn 9T«5.
f9f»9f!«0

figiirrhead 1 Rinsntl wnfT
3 (oil a ataiiip) f99ttH n
figure of tpeerli atffTTf w.

figiirralT^f I,, ,W}f^

figiirea of ayllogiem /.ogie *9199.

99rT in. (hara llgiira la variaty ffR)
figuring Cm (writing of tlguraa) It9.
Iim n

figHOfI I)'l 1ir»9SI9m
hiji yam {Pifieerea j>tnleiphyl!a)
9*ZT7I 111 (J!.,M )
filament 1 kZni.

iPot a lav. ofalgaa, fungiiata )f^

h tig «>t

3 Kite. *ig m

4 (iina rnntlriUDtu langtii, aa of illk
or raven) fnpj w

filamentarv haeiltiiaiw lartohaellliii
hulgariiii.

filamenl of gat 9rft-tlV
fdamrntoiia orf/, 1 n'gTr9, *( 599 ,
9599 , afgatTO
a Pit »l9Jr9. »l9ff9. HtTk
filamrnloui rell plain Pnl fl,99>t
9>ni-9I

fitament trantformer /.*,idir bg 9f)>

9?t«

Idani'mi varn Itrvi] rj9
nia nlfaelnrii ^aof. ri*9 ffwj
filaria 95*^9 11

Filaria Fool, Mt.l. 93^9 mnft
F hanrrofil M Wuehererla banrrof*
11

F. mrdinentU (nnlnaa worm) 9TW*
^Wtr^rr*

filaria germ* H^rp ftoig
filariatU gf*f 93*l9-vnn /.
Iilarllitaew^i^ 4ll ni

Filaroi.lea rtirp.ITfT^TI w. (iHlIn
tuporftmdy)

fdlwrt tee Oiryliitavelltna

file n 1 (a eontrlvaneo by maani of

filtir and bnratta tUnd

fila MO

wliicb ptpen kre pet kQ^ bept in
ord«r) ( rj.) Fi.. «r«ft
a Mach (iis»d for kbrkding or smoo-
thing . ) T* /.

»:«»

i Drill fiftr
file r6- 1 Admin

3 (cut kwty— with k file) Wt^T^i

3 Lav rA^ia

lighten the file stsfl Cm
keep the file m suspense tr*ft vt

fiwfias

file ■ document Lav

file in appesriBce few^WJ

file tn ippliestioQ Lav aft’-lf 9

file k ititemeot (m k eourt) Lav

file bend difmi* fffiti-Tfl
file board afh «trv
file 1.00k trf"
file eopv (ol Celegikm)
fil e cor er Admin vSOif 60)
mmv

filed oi; 1 »ri*ftfti!i. anft firat fsrr
a (sUkdoil hflfa, }ifl favi fin
S ias9 ftVW’!

filed {^il 13) CT t

arftfiralm k =•« tfin K-W. =

keep nith)

Cle-fish^og JtftJPTV
file hesdiog af.T

file lit plsy (kction) .tdinift. ai<lWh<

file number af^a-HTO
file of « Dewipaper mtraiTT* a^rft
file of eontrict certificates
BH irpta at41

file of office orders WT^tvf <1

ariff

file order afrr cn

file parade (JM I 53)

file protem wTBfgsapft. rrmra art!

file register afitl Bnft

files roter^fiJ nin«ai(

files for tirap firfft-aftTel

file-ihelf afta PtBia

files with secretary (SOM 13) frfVt \

file tags aftii awi

filial odj (Lot iUiW ‘•on') 1 Stfla.
a Bid

filial duty m

filial 'eneralion Bid- /.
fihalily Pj^wfiR /,
filial obedtenre tlR!N) M
filial ptely /

filittion 1 (the relktionship of • child
to k pkcont) JtTB, •TB’tW n.
a Law (act of fixiug pkteroitj- of
kn illesitimate child upon toms
person) Jtfttr*! a

Filibranehista Zad (■<! order of
Bitkhik hkcing taro pairs of pikte-
tike gitls formed of dislmet V-
ehkpe<l bliments) ■nl'Bifl'tTO m
filibu<(cr (k meiuW of • legislstixe
Pi deliI.eikVissboilys'r'Iiotn oppo
(ition to tlie proposed ketion ol the
Rik)otity. obstructs or prevents
action by the use etdiUlory tee
ties, such St epekling nierel) to
eonsome time) sPtgW*. rwc.swni

Filtrates Bat (en order, embrsemg
all the true 9 ferns) HTfl't nrt »»
order)

Filietnese <• Filieales
filiform od; ftB W t T.
fi I I f o r m ie£c( Ta<-(slisped like
threads)

filiform papillae ^nai

filiog xddn.iii.BafluB.wy’ftBr^.Brtl-

wtvt It > •P’ll «tm. 9tdl«4, «TB1

a (with n filing tool) W^9T*I n .'tdV
*Ttn

J(a (tkgment or pkttielo rubbed
oft in filing)

films Dttllis fs bkstktd) os

filikKfem^^rin
fills foemiae aft
Clis mss 4 Wl

fill rfi SfTBl ifir tROT (Const).

^«rw|(C<mstl
filled «J> X*, *fTHWt

filler 1 xr>\r«in

a rtanl Palkd (e diluent in pow-
dered form) w

filler far paper ^
fillet 1 U strip of card clotb) Ft r g ' jfi f,
a Efigtit Ucurted tuDCtws ol two

sections) fniJl-9* u.
fill ID s form SilV attsi
filling 1 ipsi n , tfTBI (/uriker ace fill)
2 LrntijJry n
filling kppktktus sn(«

filling apparatus for lube (nsp) Xt*l*
Rlhdtl

filling lever

filhog mtlerial Textiles WRI-fTHTJft
filling of hags Tffpiri WTWI

filling of s alley Crop
filling up Cel. Ind. (so cklled on
account of its great covecisg power)

fill op urn. HCdl. ^
fill) nfjTO/.
film 1 (membrane) ftrrrfl/.
a (a motion picture) wf%tl «

9 (a slieet with a light ssnsiliTe
emulsion, used (or takinc photo-
groplis)

4 RK n

film adjiisimrot IvrD KtllUNd
film rensors BftVW in

film company fwm

film feme filmy fern
film jiaili Bfl-WB
film spool Bfl-WWift

film iltips fino^l

film iransparenee Fkyi. fttnfl 9Tf
^91

film trsns|>ort J>/iiifo7 Bfl-WWW
film water (water on soil particle
as a akin) (vm) ora

filmy fern (,nj (ern of tl.e^fsmilr
n>inBnorbyllacesB) *KT ueffTt (/^r
rrpfn.infion are n>mBnophylIacBae)
fil opliim e ^CKif. (a tlirealUliB feather)

filopodiuni ^oof. (a tlirrs Hike pseudo-
po bun.) »ITnT m
Filoia^onf (Iming filopodia)

filoieo,?^ Z<d 1 (threadlike)

9 (terminating in a tlirsadlike
process) ^9ITOr4

filter n I Bn w* .»*WT
2 r;.yr , CAatii BM in
filter ifc BIBB. giWWI

filler through (as. light) SB VB
4TIB1

filterable Mfillrable

filter and burette stand B7BSVT f cf)(

iillettUen

641

final utilitT

filtenlion «.
filter Led
filler bottle

filter candle (i filter of candle tbape)

filter cloth FT^ (local term)

filter rone ^ frj

filter iliT «tn ft**

filter drainer ^ ftTT*

filterer ^fTTT ( * 1 ) m

filter fla»W tt*

filler funnel qr* fttn

filtering VTT? n.

filtering di<h CAem *m5TnT»

filtering of juice tn

filler paper T!T

filler plant

filter pretJ *TT*-^tT

filler pulp

filler pump *T*-? 7 *F
filter aland 71* *7W
filler atrip 7 T* 7 fl

filter throqgh (a*,ligh0ff*B7ttT*rm
filler tube 7 r*-aRR
filter yellow Cel /ad. *T 7 fpr
filth SF a.

filthy habit Ctftni ntnr
fi’lfay la hebita trftn t*trr*
filtriMe ad; *?«*

filtrable tumor viraa j//d 71*7 inR.

ftmi

filirable t iraa * 7*7 ftrr^
filtrate a TlTn n.
filtrate vA 7177

filtrate factor fioeAm 7 Tft 7 *TT»
filtrate jar Tift* 7W*r
filtration 7177 • , 71771
filtration angle 7T77-7ni
filtration apparatua 7t77-»tlft7
filnm terminale Zed. ar77l7 ^
fimbria doot , Set. (a fringe) RTw^TT
/•

fimbria hippocampi jiMt (tho band
of white matter along tha ctlga of
the hippoeampusiPetK) nriiTfsTT/.
Fimbnana Bot. (Lat. fimlna 'fnnge'
fringed yaeodopenantl )
ffnf*

fimbriate oSj. Bet (fringed) FW&W
fimbnated eJj, Zod. Ftwft77
TimLriityh* Tct. (Lat. fmUtn 'bor*
der of fibrea or Ibreeda')
flxft

F.janeifonBia (rhizome ereeping —
'Dasu) Rfrftre tVftlTf

rin (finaneOft (ft*4

fin i (of a fiab) 79. rf fTT W m.
anal fio7T7 79
baek fin 711-79
belly fin 7^-79
lireaat fin 37 79
tail fin 7*9-79
2 tft Biiderfine

final 0 dj. 9(^ (Conat ) 977, B 7^ * 7
ihould be treated a* final irftjT;
*1797171^

final agreeraeni of figarea ltl9Vt*ET
atftnt Jl«

final and biadiog Late wftrQ 1|V*

7*7777(1

final award mP 77 7f)]iri(7
final balance

final bid erftnt sftiht, «P 77 tWI
final bill aiftfi* ^77
final call «f)7» 717*1 (*I7*T*«7*im.
71*71)

final calt acroont wftnt 7T771-it**T
final call money 9^77 TTTTl-nftT
final ciU regMier atftnt'TTTTl qjft
final eaateacauea finalia («« tha
eompletoi honae) Logie 9(199
799

final cheek 96997(197
final check meaaorrmeni 7(99 qftigT-
9177

final catting Fortfrf atfeni 7^7,
•tftS9 7*1^

final decitioD 9^79 ftft777
final decree 9^79 9RrftT
final deB«ity9p39 9771
final dcatioatioo 9f)79 *Tr7T7T7
fi nal d npoaal arfJTO fHs*. 9^*9

firron

final di*iJeo<i 961*9 9i9fti
final etlimaie 1 9f)s9 B if %j*

9 ForttlTf mffn 9 |iin*
final eaanunation (rlj^^lfl
filial felling Fortttrti 9f*inr 7pT7
final fignree end alalcmentt 9679
9ftt9Vrftll9
final forecast ufa®*
final^at Btd. 9fa79 TVfrn. fflft.
TlftTl (id wb-cb tiartaite ittaior
matantf)

""■'■"S .iu ». Vn. »ni,

ft*77 7*71

finaliiing rrzlifr* qfrc^ TjTTj

finality 9^*971/.

finality of orders 91^ <t 9pS9in

final judge 9^19 ft9 ^77

final judgment trfi99

final location survey Bli

»I^ft

finally 9*7*1;. 9*17:

finally decided 9ftj9 97 ft ftftlH*.

«f*79 ftft577 371
finalljrdisposingof the ma\ter ftrsf
71 9*77. PlTZin 7*71
final mean tcnnal increment Feret-
Irv 9^79 ire77 7lf77 (tjftc
final nomination 9f*79 Tnift^rr*
final notice wfagg sjttj
final order 9 & 79 itt^
final order passed on appeal
7T 7lft7 9f»a9 91^
final ordera 9679 9 t^
final payment 9l>79 *1197
final plan 9^79 9(771971, 9l>79

7)971

final position Hath 997 ftrft
final printing 9679 5T®I. "^77 071 ^
final prints 9f»»9 359
fins! process Low 9^79 91^5171 (sea.
original process)

final product J 9ft59 77rr( (m^J
9 itotL 9(^9 ipl7T9
final proof />nnfirig9D*9 ^*7
final poblieatioii 9ft7jr 971*17
final receipt 9f*79 Blftl
final recommendation 9 ( 3*9 srfVan*
final release 9(*79 9)77
final report 9^79 afift *7
final result 9l»*9 7ft*Tl9
final rules 9(379 ft79
final leleciion 9fs79 97*9. *rf3g9
5717

final aelllement (final pa) merit of
dneaj •rf379 T fftr iTr d
final show 9^*9

final specific gravity 9f»*9 srftfVrs

final^ stage Fcrutry *Tf *79 97 * 71 ,
77717*71

iinal surrender STfa*9 wvrfg
final temperature wftrn
finitlrst Mf379 99»f)7i
final lime pi,^i trf*79 717
final total 7(1*9 ^irj
cui .i.i.i, c™.

Iintl Teloeily

642

i»n«

fintl velociiy n^*’

fiDsl volume <rft*n

fin*! wotVing pUa Foritlrv

Goal jjelil ForeiJrv nift*

finance n- 1 fnin {Conat )

{/nrl'ec »« Bnanee#)

fioaace ct

CT^. ^

Finance Art fim
finance Lill 1 flanlirvj

OCcrJ ftt!-ft^!re(CQnal)

Finance Clerk fpft*
lioance Comnussion fira
(Conat )

finance company WiHIfl
finance corporation ftrw
finance departroeol Pt^ fi
tioanee department eitaUisbmeO*
fTtnn luii-ti

finance department letter ftrt CtHI'l*

finance tnetnbet
i ininie ^Ilnllter
finance niiniitry ffet-H'SISfl
finineei ft^RTCT »

anwi trrfts / Utt

finance)

finance tert ice }( tt
finince value

imaonal nJ; frn , (Conet )•

economic errfSs

financial iccomodation frtttff irgfltgct
financial Vdiiaer ff^ a w cn r T
f mancial Adtiacr aod Chief Accoi^ta
Officer (Ft ,f CAO) J?lr f«'
crTJtmrnrigft ((^^*

5 >»)

financial Adiiaet to Covcrnutcnt
rrq^l? n»»a»nii
financial affair *[4

Cnva<i\d. \\A

economic aid artf4« CTCHm
financial an 1 jeuecal mattett
«^T m:m Tm

financial arrangement fttfn in»’*
financial aapect ritTTJI
finanuil aiiifUncefi^ arrirr
financial a<i»UGt'^47x:TC
fiiuncul authority ffrfrtrfl
financial l-cncfiu fWrt iro

financial luIU ftn
financial IiooL fiei jn
fioineial budget fttftw Wie»’a'i*
financial Iniaineo f^^Tn ClV (Conit )
financial capacity
FiBanria) ComniiaaMiier ftRI ITIJC
Financial Conifniaatoner of ilailMaya
(P C ) ft Wt ftw *13^ (*^ "I )

Financial Commiarionet'a Act ffttT
g*r atPif^

financial competency (ff)T4T

cftniWAWMSC W^fii

financial condition ftatlV (T4tl)
financial control^ffiC {Inn^ri
financial corporation fn fitnit
financial cnaia fHlt ftv<
financial effect ffnftv tntn
financial forecaat fttflt Xt^ jMI4
financial gam fit! ftnt
fiatncul guarantee ftvsmiffff
financial integrttioo Vvp
fioancul intercat ftn
financial irrepalantSea fiirfl* iifn*

firarg

financiel jonmalfttl-qfilVT
financial limita

financial matter fnt (Conil }.

ftni fttpt

Saanoct montb ^4l'ttm
fiamciai obligation any (Contt }
financial penalty aiifn ^vg
financial policy dlft,
financial potitioii f)nft

finaocial power flat yiRr, afne nf'S
Gnanclal problema Wn ttny^o
financial procedure nf*yi

financial propriety
financial quarter fetftq
financial record* atfnftni
Cnannal rcr|>oo«ibiluy efne Tfrt-

fiDJDncl retolla y^rt.tt
financial review jefto'ren
fioanriat rotation Foreebry (jA*

lion under which the loii cipectt'
tion veliM evlealUet with n given
rata of Intercat la the maxiaum)
(WV» iTprty ttrfw* it™)bi
Financial Kiilea frn
fittaoeial Rule* (Goveral) ffWfHX
{®™t=e)

financial aanetioa
fictncul acUltmcnt

fmati.ul Mahilii) h^nrrBn^
fiitanciil atandiiig fnfW Irtrfil
fiaanriat slitement ftyftq ftytw
(ConitX

financial tUtut ftwlT (tvfti
mfftjfir

financial atringeocv tTTS.

irift* Htft (with c(. Awadlii
and War.

finiDcial tranaactiona intltT,

fyVtl^

fiitanAu). ^eajt

financier ftwiTTO*, fttl.

ftldfllwi (-X) m. (investor)
fiaanring ». font'll >1 n , ftti

finanring luf/ fttiyitfl (t^)
financing bank adviH

financiBg partner tT(i?l

finliaiV Zcel. T>l<d r»
finch {* bird) jfim. Un

word)

bnllfinrh y«tn
chaffinch tifHwrv
gold finch nftvn
grrrn finch iffff *T«
baw'finih

&Drh>hilled bulbul dm fflrr

nlrirt

finch lark drra {tyi-FTTR m.

nneiaal word (or tliia larL)
find o6, 1

a 71 ^, m^s

SB’ftnybtt

4 fftwwT

5 Lav avviftff tivi
find II Arch B&W /
find a place nnqm

findf T I sm. tnsni ( iJ m , qi> »

3 iifroH 7qwfttT»t f

a n

finder of lo*t good* qftf
tTRi. nm

a couiVj liOui'Tqqftl }.
finding lo*t gooda «tf jf
fine rt.?/ j »jw, •are, Twit,

3 (cloth) tjvw

fine H 1 (tinely ernahoj
n.

2 nJiryvj (Con»t ), at.
mulct f^yvT
penalty ?TTftl{C3nil)
jiunuhmral

FinUyion’a ..

fine

fine adjutiment
Coe fttt

fine an f noting
fine l)lnf\Ccl. Jnd.
fine chertical* TlflT^
f.oee\aT<«;rie Gfo) *1^7^
fine eoar«« powder W<»p l?tT
fine condltlop ^ mwT> •rrWT
fine errpitiw iltrt ^'PT^T'TTIS
fine doiVtd line {Lmf I 19)

fine aarltl ^.nlen ao.l) HTH ^ (T«^.

rr)

fine focu»iBf /’Aejej

fine-pruned ad^. I »l7:a

nrv

a r«f«»r» (»« iram)

Toe pta'«l djTjf. ^T*l

fae. IP delauU iinpruoBineot »4-

fix»f, ifTT^ anrirm
riejelfApi

ieJeaf O'le/' eJerdi.i) n

[' Paau)

' '•Iravnl fnmiinry (/VaitrM f><t»ei-
W»f ftfrmi)

riely (qwr,»l,w*

^■eljr dtviJetl

firlf pondered ttiUtaoi'C

«Tiv

„/• wifenu cejtuN <•«!. In.1
\iwrfj ns

nt wndin /. (adpiV XSA.)

ne ni>i«lin towel fafirvi ^co

nene»» 1 Tl’pm/

fine I'etforaled iidc alHer

fine jtotrelain filler ^

fine |>oHt)er

finer rlM^ea (©| ami) Afftt, »ia*kn\ sA
fine tire TWJf rrro
fine t»ee ijpaltl; \fifi

fine-»ii»eei\ m fioe-aoned Fertttrf

finei (flnel) crothed material)

• (w« fine « )

fine aiod *T 5 n . W7TS»t / (ef.
<17 ««ara* tanJ). ffttm,

fine* and eoBfiteaiinn

fine »ealr» ttr*
fine •die* dijr.e A<;T7
fine nU .t;rje.

fine *iUer neUinp fpn fJrt HTW
fiae aalder ^•d'n
fiBe»t tjTWTO. anjanr
fine ttatemeni Kd^rt
fineit eb« toil Ajne
'ItT

fine«t nun nine W'ynj anftrn
fine >il>rjtile fibnieni »jtp mVft »’g
fine Mtviet

fine wire piiite Kirnrnr ing-

Wtrfl

finr-(onetl**finr-riii'nl Ft'rnitf
fin(o«t (n Intd) **• lwx>r*

in ♦■r^rftnt)

finper (loeTnlsf"

iere ne. i

finenr**

a*rrapedii(nrier
of itartlclri
m mva-rap?

)•• ertremrlr fine jniH. ter »nq"7 ^WT^t •• J

«• : eery fine powder nfirtjfrt .. ;

<• : fine powder ipn .. S

«,• I nnwteralelj' fine iwinder PlipJl li^ ’

a* : fine coarie |«owder

t moderilrly rojr»e jxiwder wn«p* I

X» : ewar»e pow der rflT ’

1\ ; Tfrj roar»e powder nfTTij^ bVx

X ; ptanuUf powder ^ . . •

a (of eoin*. prorerti'''’ ef rwr* finper-anc! |oe Ji*ea»e*«rlul*Tc>oi

metal to ‘alloy’— ^intenjgrm/. ^-tVt

ine eultioe ^tn finper board dgifiam*

• IV ft «n,

a.ta ftwT

• 7|ft4n
*.<« ft in

• Xeftm.
*<vftWT
ac:^ ft m
I «• ftm

\ a* ft m

fineer-flijwcriwfiiirjfin»er

finper holra (m iiiutieal nilromenti)

timftfifT

fioper ijttpreeaioa djft-ttT «- (r(-
alfiVn ft IVli). 4n^-wt
finperlin| (a atnall fiafi) nt.

finper peiat («ign raisk at Inriiiiip ol
road)

finper print dgft ftg, <1 tII7
finper print burrau at^ fts ftHTn
finper prmt pxoeri djft fn; flJi’W
finper n . afilft

itpnel rfn|;5Cr^, ^*1
finper.jliaped al^)Cl(
finper lip RR

finii «. (aa end) fiwft* / > R*5 m v if*
finiih p> 1 HHI'41 RTRT. tlH11<,

a (to eain|il«Ca and pira a I id
lornO

5ftlrtR«TR1,R<lRl
finiibed n.t; UTRTV. WMlfifS

9 ftfts. F7
finidied p1iieftt|>tR
finiibrd poode Ttftf f>« RTl'ti HRld

finuliei) ptodiift i*fr?r4ff TTf^, ftftt
TltN

finidied ilrrl q^FW R^iqw
fin\»btT e*

finiiUrr oleolton earn rj>fl ^ »V
«ftrR wT<i.Rtrtn-<iq
finialiinp rliarpe q^Rqai awT
tnUtiinp irnii'ertlure ATffd 111 •
teMireratiirB at wlnrh hot mecliani-
ral norkinp ct inrtal It eemrlelnl
-Ilolfe^^'7) tonRvinq
finiienf/ 1 mtliT. nw. qfffti
9 d/.if. qflft<, wint
infinile R<»<1

finite ilifTerem-e* ^ri/i'it < «rm
R"Tt

finite aerie* qTifipi ilrt
finite laliie Vif*. qflF-rt Rp^
r.nkel(f\va,.-N/«v..
linkler-rnor bjulln* ,, Vil no

VinV tin** F'.v (.l(-rt

for r^Wa ITJt V)

nriV wRilUiii r<tiil<r lrii»» /;’, ani).

jm gT«TXn''J
linljinma .Ini-e-lliroJtrd

ilnUl

{iitr

Ara iTtrw*

fmUt^ool WSm
finoed iidj.(»niiinls)
tiDO* baj* Jen (throat

r»5 golden yellow

1*0 R irmancial Rales) r* ft (ftfl-

ftw)

fio-riy Zoct *151
Fin. R» =Fin. R
Fin Rul =Fin R.
fine Cipil £nyii> I Wei
3 (nbe) ^ *» ^

Fioech't eterling /r« eufTl

(npper plumege green gftt)
£o*«h*le Ttr ftft

6ai>ch m Dinetykoul ( rciyyontim
ocifvftre] "I

fiord fjord BtrO/

Bonovredtoji (» gran) m

fiorite ifinerel (aa opal oeeurriog
neat hoi apringa) tl^TW m ( T9
aptiBg+5^ opal)

FIR (finlinIonaationcepori)ff*l*l

(«W

£r 1 (a tree) aiOfim a.

3 (a colour)* 6r grera (a colour,
yellow greeo 4hTf) in hue, of low
*t lalotalion and low ft brillitwcel
eurfiffgft

6re It erfiu m , errii
forrM fire tWiftf,
turfare fiie WnJft
ground fir* ^fft
•Iriofire W»WTfiw
crown fire
back fire aft wfft
counter fire fttfHtflf, Twft erpi
fire cb Xit »tlw5|,*lhrf) WWTWI
fire alarm wfiw siw, itfig wni

Ow^

fireallarfift/

fire and general inaurance eociely
wfic WUI enntew Wirfru nftft
lire and Seenrity Sapccriaor wfll

wutgnnudhr*

fire airt wfh

fir* appliabcr. irin^ifrt
I ire Afi'liaoret Pa penmen deni wfiil
W'fr* wiitii*

fiie«im (any weapon from which a
shot la diacharged) rrrftVTft^ ena^TV

6tt

fire>i>acknGre*bac1c pbeatent Jocj
cr^irieg m (lower back tV a
fiorjr golden re\ «U^)
fire ball (a ball tall of combnitiblee)
«rfrlft«r

fire bate i}lf Eey tlUTW

fire>l>eelle = firefly

fire IwU rorntry UffiA-

If)

fire bligbl fifitni rodtol 1 (a diieaae
of applet ete prodneioga eoorebed
appearance) /.

3 (organito canting fire blight)
^rirtrrentn

fire-box ]ilf «i1i4-4rt n
firebox tlayi Afg wfhp<n-<l9, nflt-
iim-wiTtii

fire-braiut | lurKFS •

5 »lfiTV«

fire-breatied flower-pecker fwi
WBW J'^firw
firebrick cn^tin/
fire brigade (an organiaed body of
firemen) m ,

(Ben)

fire by order (aeaerrg (fire on receipt
of the order "fire")

fire-eeppedlil-wotblcr Jera wRil fen

Gre-cemeot ttfer-VH^
fire clay fefreg wfft-^ftwl
fireclay Inb wfiw^few-sfe
fireclay worle cr fa^ feyr-«wiqt
fire eonienaney or proleclion (the
preterxatian and protection of a
foroat are* from damage by fire—

I.FR)wft»*r«w

firewooirol radar ti^ftftqpi^ «»)

fire crown wtimw
fire daaia'e atfiw-TftRW
firrdamp jftiaii(y(a combuitible gat
formed in minat) ft Vlft m
fire doortdft-Xiy

fire door rcleate wfft tJT T»ffrc

fire engiBC lifnf urfin n
fire eacapo (a stairway attached to
the ontaide of a bnild ng) wfft*
*ftWia.

fire-eitiBgoiabcr «fig-<iRC, WFI Jifft
WTWI

fire fighter m.

fire fighting crjuipmenti arlftTrm.

fem

firefioul = reJ poppy (Rjpaorr rkaeot)
fw iriiurst*i
fireflywfire beetle Tt^f
fire-grate Afy wOn ftift.
fireharJy od;. erfiA <Tg, wftnT'al
fire-buard wfiw Wt, Win ?i xt
fire hole Afry (rfft iinf
firehole door Afy Eny wfidlflf-Tlf
fire hydrant etftfUiwrwi'fT
Fire lotpecior ttftrftffex
fire inaiirance wlft
fire inturanee officeafire office
fire-irona

fite-lighler Afy, nftf-UfT^ m.
fire line Fcreitry (a eomptataly
cleared track intended to prereut
fire erotiiBg into a fire protected
area-I Wt-n)/.

Brtmio infiTV m

1 (a gunoer) UTrtfft* m
3 Jily (a man who tendi or feed*
firet a atoker) Ktrnl^V, Hirtg* m,i
I ftdtfBT

9 (a mainber of a fice eompiny)
mtw n.

fire map Fortiirp

fire ofCeewifire laaoreace office wflx
nnrww m

fire o'gold»martb marigold (Caflke
pofailrii) HI.

fire-opal Bhntral (with l!reliker«fia>
tioni) WtrjtS m
fire ordeal nfft-xOcfll
fire palrolsfite watcher Forutry (*
perton employed to aid la fire ooa-
terrancy— I FJl)wfiXHgfl,*<(‘^rf)
(tl) m.

fire place "rnrfrST/, eMW,

fire plant (/Vumdoyo roteo) fwft?'

m{D.N)

fire policy Ituuranet wfixitHw^
fire polnh tJ. Olon J//j wfft-SiTOf’
fire-polithiog mSt Vffnfir
fireproof of;
fireproof hoi wfftfrdl W1
fire-protected wfni-tfey
fire protection eff<W-nrf. erP^-fV*
fire protection operation fel

firer I «rrwmm.

fire zaisin?

613

firtt zaoment of diipezsion

2 (i fireman) arntlfr? in t

*rT>I

3 K freirni) n.

fife rai**np Lntr WTfT f* ^f**4
fire reconl /or«rry arfrl-sfw^
fire rc-i‘tan( e sfisr
fire roiks = i'aeou« rocLe Mii^q
fire i-alule (a ^un fire as salute) TT^t-

«fwqTT=T

fire sera le c arfisnui ?m, srfrr *5tt
fireslii|> (aafiipsent adrift to ignite
eiemi sliips)

fire eitl>e]inia\ rianl E. cl «f«f TTTTIT
fire seringe nfni a } ^if<« i
Crr-Uilrti mszarnis Jret 5f7T5»

5^ (reil ^ hie afire)
fire-tailed yeUow*liacWe«i iimliird
.frrr wfrr Os *6 S ft ri-jftt i
fire leadtrnrf; 7‘eresfry«frs-?*9,«rffS-
*nT5

firc’toad Zf«l

Gretrareerireliac Fareitrt/
fire trarin' Fortttry wftw’l ii.
firMiilie iJfy En^ WT?1 •n?’
fire tul>e Jroiler iffy
fire tiateherafire [latiol
fire hatrIiln'irrfl<SVt
firew ood n , f 97

fireworks

fire wor»U1|> arffl-XSI
fr preen™ fir (colour)

Crinp I H.frrOsRiRi

2 3ST?^ «•. a?Ml
firing tiil*e CAco.
firm oitj 1 tl. Rftw, ftilT
2 (as, ]eUj)^niTT
firm c£i t5»i, rr «T^, ern
firm u Ctxn-WVri.

|>artoerslii|' lirni MTfinn-?JTW
firiiiameet Slue (a colonri liluuU
green Hue in line, of low *fT

« <1 iiration) WT^rifr^t^

firm ca|ijrity BTV-vnffsi
firm roimiiilnient qni
firm line (iluis— ) fTOT-^fSI
firiuli rrstr**.
firmlt fiaed

firm niarlet Fccn- CT ftnt firiftl

firm name WW-Slfl

firm off. r Cf” » srarj

firm of solicitors q^yi-eiTil

firm of itandiog gfliTl «Tr6

firm representilire

fimia ilriKHits
firm' in impersonal name
’TOTTBra

firm* in |>er<onal name STR

77 FR

firm with impersonal name
FR

Grn i’Ajtj GtO(/ (Germ • anon *of last
) ear '7^*) = neve 7TR «. (from
T’fh&V.?

Rf *)

first adj STF. TSFt. ■tTF. Flf^
first Bid SVI4I741? m . FO HISIR n
first aid l>o\ nsmt77i7*^
first aid eqiiipmenl flFFTTTn-^nnT
fir>l aid po,l tpnt t mi t WR
first and selnl grade eterL< 77T} iftT
ffTT ATFlFftT

first ap]>eal £.«» inni SJ|TI%TF
First As'i'tjni Medual Officer boif
F^IO* FqrZT

first as'isiBoi turner BFFFTrmTtF
fir.l asaiUhIc air mail hff sjRI bib*
»n ■*

fir-t liase (m baso ball) JWF >J5
first l->rna.// 9tnn{from*»F), H7F*
ffVF

fir.t l-imsoneirojF
first eallConi n7H7Rsn(qRef»Jrflit
mwt)

fie<t eali aecoont Com. tFR-aTTm
first call money Co«« StR FRTI tlfh
first call repisterCon JraB-BTF7T-7*3ri
til the first case bfir
first cause i>;ic(ts tho dinno niitid)
WT^-Fnet

first charge tnnt SWIT
first class 1 ruf BF. SFF
2 EI 9 JPR

first class interpreter inra-Bi^^FT^TT

Iir«t Class Magistrate BVFTn7*Tt.
ntiltl

first class pajier Cch Jnm Bn bb
lift (lass roadtnra OfI O FT«
fir-t . la-s se, iints tPR ^ uPnifir
first clas* stambnl lorntrf HVF

finiscome first-serveil lasts WRI
T^^qTTiafRF. Jrnzfiwmrtiritq •
WIFIT

first commission tnZF a tiJm
firtt construction triR ^rr
first coauct (.n eclipM) J,tran fTsf.

JRF

first conTiction Str
fir«t decile StatuUn IPTF ^TR^
first degree, eqaaiion of the Hath,
P.^aid Fhlilf

first denied function Hath. WR
tywtl fwF

first di«coiery HtR Mlfqt^ lT
fir-l diiision (on a scale) JRFftuR
first entry j btr S%7T
2 JFR afift

fir>t essentials of eo^apertlion F^.

ClfRT % F^HtR FH70*-1|'i
fir*l excise ilerl BtR 3iqr4> fcifilib
fir.t filial generation (p,) Zocl B7F
FFlfi {H,»

fir-t floor SIR ijfir, ntR WF
first fotal length PA^i BFFtfT R I 'aR
lir.t friilU BtR 7R. BFF TTB
first gear (of an automobile) SWF 77-
71*7

first generation BFFFsfa

first grade BFF SFR

first grade rlerk B7F RTF (HtTi

first grade warder RTF BZF CTTTRlfl

first growth rertitru^TiT^m forest
first half period tone Phys* B7Ft 4
*n7*tR'^

finihend a,); rsff, R 7 Fv ) 7 .

FI«7, iqFRRt. vrtevz

first. luind information ijFRTR

first hearing Lais RTF vrf. 7^

»TC

finl hearing of suit ift q^ gq.

first imporUnce B7F F5tq. F^RFF
F^

first >mpreaiiotiB7F#RF.RtRRFR
first informant B FF g W*
first infonnation report btf ^77T
sfl4R

first instance b fw b ;
first law of tnollon = ^ewto^‘s first
law of motion RTFFfV'fqqF
first line of defence BFF jrfiTFT W»5

firstly BFFq-, FJF

first maxilla 1 BFF
SZeri BFFTTRTF
first mean liDe = acute bisectnz
first heeling SFF Ffs^FF (Coast )

first neioiic diiiiion Anal f^^Bsf/.

first mentioned UUUlf4?f«q
first moment of dupenion

!iiit inoitgig*

fithing tooli

Cril iDOrtpge STR

fir.t nffjiiTe ped»J IfaH snni’fi»f

BrU Dcliie Slal/llirs BW*! wxTlf
Cr»l of oNchange »

frcooj of exchaoje AnB
third of exchange ftTti
first offence inni Wlfivi
first opinion Btm wfirm
first order, erjualion of the Ualk ^
tirr fliftiTT

Cf*t order ipectnun Pkyi jptn W^ft

firslplragraph(in aletter)B>l(I
first point iiiroii srtfa firr^
first polar liody Zooi BrrB
first po*itise pedal fjaik tTOlI sW

first princijile VnJii wt^ftiTPSi •tiff
afttRi

first priohtT innt
first quilitv mm
hnt quarter i SWB ^jsjin
2 sfitpon arrj stt^t
first quirtile -lower quirtiU Statu
lira ffW ^Vf

first rate ail} moi «r tHT
first readiOjrPrtr/ irat «tr«rsfm,
Bsist <rrt (CoQit >
first remioiler mni n)n«
first roiaiioo mm •nrfii
first sslirdule mm

first sesoBd. composite /ff;, (fosieaj
mm fi-fta fafsn

at first light ^ <1, (u.ri in

Maratlii)

first sowing mm *mt, infs'!
first stage mm imr Bjaq tmai
first slrpBT«t an
first storey use („, ,iorej)

first iwiriDs t/nr^ mfW'T’ta,

aiR

first srsirni (of guljejt) phyi mm

♦rffn

first thinning For/tlrg trmt fetU T
first Ihmoing in natural rrgeorta-
Hon loreilrg Bipfim yt wif-t «I
BBR

Cr.l ihmning in | Ijnlations Forutrg
itTWi «T Ban frrm
firit thinning m young rtojn Fortt-
n-j ant arrqf at bbb fama

M

first vent bole srm ^1^ ^7
first Tia Cows tnni
firit vreediDgSBB
first weigbmeol mm ifVsm
first wife HBB

fise (royal troatury) ns.

fiscal aij (|4^41q
fiscal adhesive stamps vfB.

Km 1

fiscal agency yniVtBtri at^VIBI
fiscs) rocumsssioo TCfiRtg! ifialrt
fiscal drags <1

fiscal policy goltindt iiJiatdlg

Btfs

fiscal ecgutaiioas fl^BB

fiscal stamps
fiscal year tui t dl B BB
Fischer's salt — cobalt yellow
fiselhoix — young fuslie Col fnd Bft
B 1 «I 5

filctio Cfcrm / (from youog

fustic BI»IT Dm lustio BI»S^)
fish n Sr^. Ni . •IT*^

Frsb— riseci/firroM m
fish c( nig (to strengthdii or unite
ead to ood b> bolting oo a p1ate<
•tclVlBB

fish aod eniiDaloil miB mir Bf{ tin

fish lod gteoe-tim'tslT ^'nri

wlf fmsit

GsU assembler iPBB ^ sw.

fish beam — fisb bellied beam
fiih'bellird beam •rststl? WT^
fish berry— crowliller BIBHlfl /.

Gib bladder mm
fishbolt Big BTtff M
fishbone sdtnfm

fishbreediog arm B WB. Hu's! BWBI

fish carrier arm BlgB ta

fish culiure mtB-dTlB

fish conog'aiRmriiBm

fish runog yard aj'railwW'JB trlrrit

fiibrnea 1 artB HgB. arm Bum n
SfilBalB a (Caa«L\
fisheries derelopoieat artBTTItB
ftBTB

Fisbrties Development Officer artB
BlfR fitVTB wficifl
fisherman dhtT apvBflfl ( tn) m.
(from mBt b), ar|vt|

fisherman s orl^BT TTai
fiibetfisen's aoeiety
fishery i tftajlg » (Conat )

S (act or occupation of tailing fiah)
mtBBfBi IS ■ (seuon of taking fish)
artBugwfrei tu.

3(splsca (or catciuitg fishisrW*
Hgei tBM n

4 (a fishing ettabliahment)HftBil&-
Bafir/.BftBlffBlBpfl. (group of
fisharmcn) wi.

fi Law (right to take fish at o eer>
tain place) mtBlfBVTT n. (short (or
iw«BB rnf^Tn) ararfi bbt^ ^ «tfmn
fishery and agriculture arBBBger dir
f ft. ngp^l BBfBi ^ ^

Fishery fnipeclor ftfftl*

Fishery Officer JIBBTfireifl
fishery research HBBBIWBmriBBl
fishery slalislics araBBtttB >TBg
fiihese view aftalft tOT
fish fillets (slice of flatfish without
hone) wtmtrtBnfet / (sf. lift la
Dengati)

fish fioifm«(

fish frv (fried fish) mw.

sgs't

fish guano— fish manure ITtB'tnXi
W?Bt Bt "H

fish booh S'W Vri! (ancient tierd)
fisliiog 1 H'fB B5»t II , Bras'! BBTBT
2 (a plage for fishing) »nBBtn*t«nB

fishing angle J!fy <!7B

fisliiDg boat nnBBfetdVcr, tra^

fishing eat W'VB frtr^
fishing eagle ^irj artB-gBdf (T^
ancient nnrd)
fishing frog - angler fish
fisliing geir R'tBBgeidwff, BB^
Bt rfWTT

fiilung gmimj artBngeUBIB,
BrghBIWlB

fishiug impteairnl R’m BTBrB
fiilimg line artB / , anrrft flfl
C.ib.H).^ i«t. WPS B ■»:» , TOB

fishing plane / ly tfmn Bft
fisliing regulalioni ir w Pgei feftBB
fishiog righii armiigvnfuBTT
fishing rod Rsej 4rf!/, W!
fulling rod itjrr.<(colrh stiff Sure
(forii elnfll r«« teigths) RTBrsBn
fishing tackle (e'lUifinenl fnr fishing)
arrBBt»t hwTT.ami^ bbb^bi
filbiog ioo)s ar’aBBgw?*!’!

fithlng Ttttal M7

£x7«>;«4r eoonaary •••

fishing ressel

fish Wilier I uIhSTT *tj.

2 =cTo«(WilleT Una»i»rfc* coeeTitaj)
*r»a i f l / tHin.Beo Coj-Tel)
fi«h lirer oil jST 7
fish loose Zod JTf^
fi»h manore iri-q **nf, *TTWl«TW7X
fish Blaus (iirl)la.!der of ft fiah)

fisH meal R'PI n.
fisli monger (Fr mnrcfuintl it |ini
font. Germ Tit()ikan/ller)

fisti moth ift?

fi»h oil ?N

fi^h ou I Irei R’liTr'^

fi-h pifkhng ^

wi-ijj! aw

fish j.Ute r.ly ^ fejflTj

(fJStei^inS plaU)
fiilvjMjo'l B"^*TTTn, xrj^^ *1

fish proce»-iog xj^w ?isin«, W

fish proiluct

fish »cale*-a^

fish seeds RTT'rfra

fish smoking ’^fSf

fish spawn marffw.a^ *

fi.h spear *m-js<r, arj^rnrr ar»rt

fi.h spoilage tr*^

fishtail rig aft^Tj I*,
fishtail hnmer (lertning » Iisshiped
1*1109) jfPtJ'TTir** «T3Trf% m
fishtail palm {Carycia uritt)

(B,M)

fish trap srWT*3T
fish ran SP*I«R

fish waste im |r=T
fissile (.eji^ibla at being iTlit, eletl cr
ai«i!e<l la the direction of the
-Til") sr^TTls^ZIX

fissihir sr^rr-rn/

fistioo £icl [j *»'»■< IS
fi.sion il?a Ed
fission fnngo# IGortu Si
rr®

fissijieil w” ws-

iis»ipei.= Fistips?.li» _

fissipedal. fissipeJate 8 h- W*wtT«t
Fissil'edia (’oe« iepsrito— Pn II 5T3)
n nnli^ i a i j T t BT n. l-r^n-itahorder)
fiijtiralu.Pct Tii Weft)*Sfn
fissure ■. I ftTT " . THT

9 (m orbit) Opklhal"uL
fissured fraeture JfftJ. R^)ni
fissure flow

fissure ta lOo Xid. *JT5U'ftTt
Fusurella Zed. (bare an ti^ming at
th« apex cftllad koThole limpets)

Fi«surr|]i<]ae f^^^-mas.
fissure o( Rolandoscestrai solnis
Zcei tfxTf afl^i f.

fissure of S;lnas=SjIrun fissure
Zod (the deepest fiasara ol the
brtin) SSII'fif *a-
fist gfjs «., 5m.
fistula I Ect n (pipe oc tsbe)

2 lief (Ions pipelika nicer with
nsrroir mouth— Aijar) •u'-nfl m-

fislala ineoalir,^

fistnlarcifj Set
fistnlar pith Ret
Fistulina Roi (tat Aatala
pipe' A genos of (oogi allied to
Boletass but lioTiBg each ot the
tubes distinct) tn^Tjnn^

F hepatica (beefsteak fijojuslOtlf;
(/or tTfUnatiM its beef*
sk«ik (uDgus)
fistulose

fit ady I *nv. TfVr

2*nu

fit e6 erWTRTsiw

fit Vorh* (coineilenee ot parts in
eont-ict) wwigfir/

fit and proper person tstl

argri'f arnu *rfs

fit eertifieaie msm*ffwr»rn
fit for .uhu

fit foreoiuuiDplioo TTuhl
fit for duty vrt? % imu
fit for bniBJo cousumpiioii trjuu 7^
^ k uhR.W j U t t UHt W
fit for trial irsftvT*^r>7
fit memo Rlj (wagon is fit to run)

fitness 1 /

3 rwm/
health TTiscu

phriiral fiioess srtfiftv eiffW,
nrfi^nyajw^i
tnenisl fiiness xi'efuc amrsi
filaest for^ial SfasO^^fu^ qm
5^'rt

filnesf to pass an eKeseuej tar TSHT

fit person nn%

fitted adj I

fillet fiaTiuVa^ n
fitter instructor •rs^'hrT firt??
fittest adj Zool TRtV
Fittig’a reaction Chen- (fomi^ioi of
an aromatic bjdrocarbon f-’lRni

fitting I aTTTgr^/

3 Statiiiici it sg T u rr d n
a (of a dress) ir^ g *V /
filling charges WHIjT^SITT
fitting out ars^nTlTH n
fittings wa^rnuT

furmtnre and fittings ^vtSI

fiiuns selectiotr a^nr ffT 7 ^
fitting shop snirahR »r^
fitUBgs »B tab Ely 6 am*

af'm

fittings ol carnages Rig niff^ Cl
ai-sigiT9f

five bedded indoor hospital 7STR<7T
WinTPil

fire bulb hydrometer nrtP.

m

five chasibered organ Roof tptlVftT

am

five finger >1 cinipiefoil
fist finger blosaoiuBtsoqurfoil
fiYe'fioger grass = cinquefoil TT -j - ;.!)
/

fire fingers=cinquefoil
five formal ateps method s Herbar*
tun method Rifnc
Five slept—

1 introduction JWUdf
3 presentation T'l^’tlT'ir
S geueraliuliou mmi T VlH
< application trtfVn
5 TecapilnlatiOD ft5rTri*)T
fivedcal e cinquefoil irctnitlU t rep-

tani) um't'flT /
five leaved grass ^fivcleaf
five leaved pine ^ Indnn I lue pine
[Piniir etctlsn)

five.raukcd ftjly Bot 7Tsr4fn«
five valve set R<i<fio aT^f)7 tnnr-ft
/.

five-year loundarj to«pertion and
repair icheme Foreitry

five-jear mtereat-free priie-bonJa

FjveAeat I’laQ

fi* I*. 1 ft<n «T^T,

z Sur* (at, tho powkion o( a baild
ing^ ferfj^a WW1

t 3Iicroi . Altai {to kill, harden and
preserre)

fixable oAj 1 Siol patlW (preser
Table alter killing nr)

3 (tiaaue) fejt»rji»a
fixate tthe eje) n

fixated aJj

fiaatiQD I'feftvni.^ivr'ln

«r?T

3 tt/rp'S^n

4 Dei dwftvrt 11

fi J/ierOi I duAl (killic^ and |re<
leiving ftfl-WW *.
fixxlien axit vinar
fixatiOD of atmoijiberie oitrogea fn*
xpiPi fttflaw

fixation ol coofKaiaiioatifiFVT
apr

fixation of Jriftiag aaoda atTfr^ 41^

»ir«fi«r»t

fixation of nitrogen ^TTn

fixation of pij fitrxTe
fixation of price *rn,

ftlhat

fixation of quota
fixation of tent WJH VVH

fixation of thifting aanJi TOTlfttnl
•tg «t

fixation of itantard lent Tpnn rmv
*t fitter »ni
•fixed £ci -WTH
apicifixed HD Rni
liaofixe.f HMnr»r^
dortifixrd jiZJUit
fixed ajj I firr<l (Conat ). Ctfriil

3 frnr, ftrftfT' "ff. a»r^ { iq.)

3 5 ^, Dtfxi

4 CAm (non adalilo) Hy^^

5 B.cf JTt rtV

6Cc»n Rplf*

fixed airOUCAr". (it eiiitt in ■ fiiM
atata in Ibe eaibonatm] Hif^ HTJ

fixed (non xolatilo) nlVali « ^'in WIT*

fixed xttela ft*? qfrxn^

fixed Late ^>n arMiT

fixed breaker point .2Uaeno&i?efRT*

fixed eapuat ftitT

fixed eapilal expenditure f<»ri 3*^*
***

fixed ebargea fpn nWIT, ^T*3 DWIT
fixed cheek 2oel anW
fixed colieeliona ^tTgoT, fina

Itnget

fixed ronlingeneie* OpiA PTDTr^xiq
fixed debtsfunded debt faFjVf 4tei,
•ftfTHTO* ^
fixed demand wTimHa

fixed deposit amfa^^
fixed deposit xctoxxnt wnFt

fixed depoait receipt wnFi fit^*

BTf«4

fixed cmolumenta

fixed end wni, «< watt (4S

«hoi> It If liingod)
fixed engioo ftw **»
fixed calabliilifnent fWT «nt?I, fwt
WtWtft

fixed exchange rate feOT iafirtra*ar4
fixed fee ajratem ^*4 T}4* trffit
fixed fiduciarjr itaue fitVtnfwrT
ftnD

fixed fi'iuTiary rraerxe Etvn ^Tdt
ftHWiftra ^kKrfii
fixed furnilore IlHt 7n«T
fixed grant fint
fixed habitation IhtT^tt^tR
fixed hour Ftf^xn
fixed firapare Volk ^ftttTW Thit
fixed inalalmcnl BXnH
fixed lOlerTaUftnWHaTTnft
fixed in the |pody l/olA WTH ft
fixed laiul rexenue ^*1* >^Tnr<4
fixed line ^HTlxt
fixed loan rhI^ ^WW
fixed multiple fint ^On
fixed Beta fng «TW
fixed office hour* tTHD

fixed oil CAeaa (nen*eoUtitooil] WTTTf

ft*t

fixed papefixed axtarp

fixed pm ftimii

£xed poml OpktVihiicI finr

fixed preference abarea ft** X4r
fjTlT-irTT

fixed premises rw fsnr
fixed price (one prico

aliop vrni)
fixed pulley

fixed rabiet virua fttITTwi ftn^
fixed rate

fixed rate tenant fttm arf RTT<1
fixed recurring charger fiirt arratR
atTTT

fixed relativea Slaliilies ft»IT
qitT

fixed rent fwT Hr**, fitTW WTT*
fixed talary ftnq
fixed iignata £lff fyat ir%4
fixed etrr^itreii r<a< mn
fixed itaiioa wn*

fixed turn fitTgRR rfn
fixed time ftDtt rit 7
fixed traxelliDg allowance

fixed trutt (it irnaate in x fixed hit
of aoeuritiaa) WIfl
fixed virui frer

fixed virua iirainfhTT fWTg WWlft
fixer r/iotcc felT* m.
fixing ifta^Wmn
3 Siol T^ITW<rn.(preaarvinsalU
killing)

fixing agent 1 fttTftfrt
3 Cwl r’tfW*i-«’rt
fixing the toil fhlfl*TXf

fixity 4x14 n ,ft*THt/.
fixity of life £eol. »tt4 ftxTTffl
fixture FiiiiiRra (a loan for a fixe

period) ^nraT-Tmei 7i4TT

fixiurea («uch aa buildioga, wooJt
Toxvliv ate ) WITH* H.
furoilure
filtinga H > 4131 * 1.41
fixtiirea and filtinga ftriH* iflT
gft^trt

Fiaeau'a melho 1 PApi qajTHVtlfil

fiaelyiie iftrtftni m (>(1 for tftt load.
t form ailver. »•- for wtm anti-
monj.TI" for aulphile. .TX for
Rflia minaral)
f}ord- fiord •

H ( Ffnxoiactmum) ftft (R'iftl’J-
s?tR)

FI (fluorine) CAmu ® (HrfWt)

619

fUthet

r.L.

F. L (foi-et-i luiuor) ft »T (ftWt?

F.L.^ ftn « (F Ik “foreign liquoi
ft. q.=fii<;Ttq wRn)

11. 14 \ ^ IT «

i). wltttl (sf« *v«-

pri-o)

flil.l.v a /; Wt
n»l,liv nia-* WT jnt
Jialirllate «T3RTtIT
|lalirllalu« Set Tax (t»n»li«r«0)
atjTtTtTT

I lalirllum /col ( small (an ) ittfrU

jnnr!T(5<^ rn i i9i(is i5s)

1 riirvaluiit
(lac<>c) = llabli> (uij «*r
flarli^oe Zool (shallow tea)

Flicounu £o{ tnuHr

F eaUphtavta W*n’t
(Baiu^H*lTia'*t, Hen Mar.

jviiinmfrnie ( NailV. ). Hm iwmi-
nninirtil. Un. pfliiioBJn)

} ot>cnrdata»F. tepitria
F. rtmoutrlii

(IJiK.M »flS*^'nin.t«rf. Com.
ha\ t^, Deccan itT^)

F. aiitida — F. ramooiehc
F. arpiana (thorn hearing l^owers
— Basu) TrfltTHWt

FUcourtiieeae Bet- n

flag n. 1 m.

3 Aiiiiun, tSTtr/'

sniy.

flagella pi of flagellum
Flagrlliria iJo». tTtlTjTOd-ffirft
F, ladica (Indian rattan lil)) rattan
creeperittiM rattan) ?nJTI*t-tItl*
tjttrft (Tam.Karj.tT^Ttdl, Mai.

Flagellanareae ifflf. tltT* Jtwft JW fi.
Fiagrllala ZoeJ. CtTlrTT in pf.

1-Mastigophora m (r4

class)

S (an onler TI e( Maatigophora)
vyrtn >T®i *»-

flagellate it Zool, m.

flagellate ailj. 1 (hearing flagella)

Wit , *TTI-

3 (pertaining to the Flagellata)

£tgelltie canal tTIT*Jt#T
flagellate chamber

flagellatiou Zool- tPRiarn m.
fligelliformta Bol Ter.
flagetiula ^col (« flagellate spore, a
fonspore) ^im/
flagellum Biet VTTT/.
flag-etl W«t» «WlTltot*^?lTfts
flagging 9WT

Frt^ (see flagstone)
flaggy orfj Feirecr. (capable of separa-
ting III flalM ««)

(TT* ‘rtale from rtllTifTT)
flaggy aandstoDC Vl^VTTTT

flagitious a,f/ TniSF
flagman Snre <FTlSW.’^f^ m
flag officer emf^O
flag of the same leller (SOM 9?) 3l(t

flag of the ship 9*<nt|A^Tt
flag o( truce g^fiailDff
flag polcaranginf i>olce>raDge pole
Sure •». (usually

paiRteit in one toot ^ bands of
alternate coioura)
flagrant arf^ wfiwft
flag red Col /nrf ’'WJ ntl
flag ahi{>(»ihip mth the mlmiral on
board) ttm ftn f t-^w. tfWtn
flag-staf! (e pole on ttlnch flag ii bung)
'Tt-^n

flag alaliou Rtp «m.ttrra
flagstone (aphta into flakes or flat
pieces snitabte for pering) T 9 VTT*r
n. (with flag cf. Ok. pUx ‘flat ear-
face. Oil. /<>{?> 'layer of earth or
atone T?tl ‘flake* from
flake arwv M . »>». (from

flame 1 W7WI /.

3 <9 flame ecarirl
flame black Cet- InA. ^ivt VTir
flame blueBdark VedgvtOod blue
(a colour, reddiah blue m

hue. of low A brilliance) ftiftnitH!
flame cell Zcot. »wret|-aihii
flime.flonershearlaeaae (rscli tri.
color) (<3^ m.

flame harJeniog ^eral.3^TyrbP(S|
flame tneitiDg iftM uam jpFsi
flame of a candle uft STTirp
flanie-ofthe-wooda (W« roccinaa)

fliinr ptojeetorwAame thrower tfll.

(lame acatUl (a cotottt. reddiah red.

j ollun in line, of very

high satiiiation)

flame shield FTIFI-Ft^
flame ipreader s-ticsi au5
flame steadier (of a hiirnei) STT^tl*

flame test C/icni

flame throiier = (lame projector
flamingo 1 (« bird) m ( incient
word)

3 (a colour, yellowish ie.1 rtTrSlT in
Jiue. of high 31^ saturation)

flaming onions JlfjJ. 5fl5tT-¥»X m.
flange l 3rrz m.

3 Zoel. nz m
S £ii<7iii swic m
flange bend PTnek ftRir-’tf*
flange coupling d/rtc/j. TOT-fll^^*
flanged fld^.Mnrh FSld (
flanged Dill STg

flanged pipe Tm uimT9
flange pressure Jlly. 3^-Pl'fll
flangenaj Bly TW?‘iTA*TII
flank 1 (oft horse) VTA >1 (from TFT.
31 T.tetJ
9ATrf 11,

9 (of a uiuuntam) 11.
flank ;uard ATt4 T^

flannel 1 (soft woollen cloth, raised)

vhtrn/

S"5uldengraln(rer6nafKni ikopias)
nr^iJirA w.

flannelette arj^Umt /.
flannel weed «tHFT-aii«w
flap 1 (of a garment) AT9< m , Af«T
9 JJmtn. Am* N.

3 Zcoi AWfA N.
flap door (of w agon) ATVA-IR
(lap of the cover (SOM. 2S)^eA-A«sv
flep-plenting Fbrcilri/ (Fr. niafe de
jikintofien cn lextain kawides
Germ- Klapp/’jt/injitnt) (1 tJ|
flap plate /J/y Ent} Vf-TZ^
flaps of yiockels iThg-ATAF
flare up mi

flaser relroff- (Germ. Flattr 'streak,
xeiu’— It usually hasaatraaVod tea.
lure) fatWrA w

flaver gat.kro Fetroy. ft*!*! tAlRTTA
(laser graniic Fetroy. ft>»r V*tITA
flash rt

flasher TJTV wi.

lUiMng point

630

flisluDj point “Bash point

fljfli li?lu ?3f7-n^TtT

fijfh lijlit pliotofrapliT tJJT-Wlf'nt’TI

fljOi point fyn*

flisli point ippiritui

fli»kqi^in (»DCi»nt wotii)

fli*V l-oilf r qfetmfcn
flj*V puirdq^^TW
llasV hfJtor

disk, thapod ad] vfktrrTT
flat ad]‘ 1 f*fei

3tM. raie^triaim 'C*’’’

3 W.tx^al Tg

tabular

flit tabular WtI
i Vnj.« «V*ra (al .rp
flit 1 (a i«lf eo i!» If sfi of roou,»~
kivir) tm n cr*wv '1
S U leirl trti .1 him at UtU« drptb
baloir thrauifaca of natari a aboal
a alrat^i jfe'i '

8 r»jfi fi **? 1* (ihartanad

n eonpou i li to r-rr)

Bit arraa^fn wn
flat iMinr tsij stt m ftfinffT
flit Iiotile f«fvz gd)
flat bottotnrd alj ggjw (Eoiliili
trorla /it and loftem ara aha to
SansVrit tjg ao<3 raapectir*!)),
P a fr ^' g

flat boiiomad flatV ggg'tr
flit card f Cnrdiv n (as

agaimt teller and dearer Cato)

It cbr.tftlitT avq, wSt
flat ro«t (prune, basic) Com. IMH
flit fOuDlrr

flit di*|*o*ilion Wit fitin

flit fire Sm.lJimj Wit

flit WesufUft

flitfiS tgsrm tn

flitfoot itrWn^t f

(lilfootrd (rail)

flu pram ^•rrllf »T#f gnfr

fljt If Ipef^ftt Tsrt

fljl tnidiine Wn

flit I ifff of proun 1 qii

flit pale ird^aie art. ij^i wn

flit san Ir arfa Cft^ (TJtTit Wtg 5l*l

flat satin atilrb f«W wg*-aft»J

flat allfd ndj Wti fte

flat sided bottle Nftr-TT?4

flat aidf J eeeiltr ftrftt 7tt4 sj^

flat spring

flit surface ifitb. WitVS
flat tabular Jfiiwrat Tf
flauen jb WlCT.^TO^rtl
flattened a,fj f^|WT,

^rtt, W7n

flattened eliijiae ifood Const W^

flittened expanse £o(. (as in algae
form flattened eipansM) CHT,

^Ttl 6pr» S«

flilltned fiUtv dfusic m.

flattened seed Wit Oa
Otiteam* i rufrZdl / . ^Itm
3

flit n*soe Sol ftfilt afiT
flat lopopraphv fwW
flat topped type FornUt
Rtlt

flit topped MtasCuealTpiusorcideai
lain

flatulence m , artP’tW n.

flituf H iri ng w

flatus tube etilfl snH

flit tiei'llta fllftl «f». ««

flidaortn M

flit Yield nW. trtmm aifii

flat>anitiBe Cl/<i , Dytiag

flat autbrene Col di^ WiVtVsr

flit •antbrooe Oteea. ^ fifil

flaraupiB Cot M

flaradne Cot> t»d fiillAii

flaraaol Cot> Ind Rfllae

Barena a fiiseseen*

flaseo form CSrm Rw

flarer - wild oat (drnao /ottw)

nlrtr

Flat ena Sot fltftwiBvfi

r c«BlT»yesba (})«tta * bsMoir
d}e)tn«t*R-4lftRI

flatespeosSef Tux (jellowish) wrfts

flaticod/.ftfb*

flat id (foVJen )sllon)

flat in Wit A

flasmdutiDC Cot f»<f.

flat me C4ei<s- (i>ft /.

flasme proup

flat me tale Col Jn^ Raft

flat me red abade CoL Ind. fiift r*

flitioe yellow iHaJeCol Ind fWf
fliro. ftw.

Flat o bacterium (FI ) (a genus of
Bacferiieese, fornii-s 'e’lotr to
prtnpe pigmeit) fi'i'tSi^ flalfa

(rt>\

FI eilero-aromaticum ^trfw* SW*

FI fecale (isoUteil from tlie infea,
tinal coiitenfi of a man) WW»
ftV

FI. niorbiflcins (founl in fcovin*
septieeiuia)

FI. pteudotnallei = Milleomycea
pseudomallei
flat one ftilT/.

flat onol Chen Rriift
flito-phenme Col. /sd Wt-irff
flavo-pbospbine Cel Tn I. fin wirtt
flato-purpurin Clifei
fiarour « 1 nm in.

a WIT. giiTT in
3 TW. gtR *>1.

{wflatourinp tnttmf W<HTT, tB-
sn ti

flatourtf wtnn.wm
flaroutedrtf/ wifiti. grfSti,
•inih'

fiatoutinpwflatour flBBTTt

tfTBTT t<u

flatouTinp spent nmwn
tprf

flaroutiog eiiencei riwhh
flatounap etirtn iiiiw btt. wjwn.

m

flatouroiii ad/ Sint.qtitT. gtw
flatoursome •> flatotirous
flatoury m flatotirous
flat. /. <fn m. fef n m (a
eracL or breach)
flaa I ^«tt /.

3 (a colour, reddish j ellow >ftrTrTT
la hue. of low itt lalurelion end
high R I rillianee) tnrftilfiT
Bit bbie-flaa Rowrr blue
flit floeer Hue (a colour, rfridiib-
blue iT'nW III I ue aaluration an 1
brilliance rccli mi otn:) trtwOwTT^
flat neltmpTRT »•»
flat lerJa Twt «*tir
flax ttill

Hay t WBrtWRR, BBTI OFTtRl
I lat.r RodioBm
r.UB LM 1163)ftwe« (FI..-
for»i/n b^uor ft * - frttffi Rftn)

llAr.

631

lloitalils

fi dr. (floid dram) B TTt. (»?« 5n»l)
fle* 1 w. ((ton «/ Rti. ‘to how
oat*),

colour) = pu« U colour ted
tfT IQ hue, of low »ff t»tur»lioQ
ood low ft bnUitoce)
fleabaae l (suppoaed to drive awey
fleas) m

2 lArtemiita calffaru) /.

(ancieot norJ)

£eabaae millet (Pnftearta dyienUriea)

i1eawort=PlaDti^Q piyllium
flecVschiefer Pttrog (nith minute
spot* or flaela— Tyrrell p 272)
(jte achiefer)

flectioo = flexioii u

fleece II (coat of wool that coTera a
aheep or similar animal) n.

fleece tb (to deprive or ahear off a
fleece)

flee from juilice wj'W,

fleet itm m . ^tMl/

armada

flotilla Via ifl
fleeting pain «ifnB fltl
flemingia Sol (pod ainalt, torgid)
ijVtilnt trmfii

F cliappar nTT* (Un

imgaporniiul

F, congeata \roota used as an appli*
cation to anellings of the nech —
Baiu)

I, 'raliamiaDa (pods cohered with
rod viscous glands-“Bisii)tWfl^M*

F. Dana (roots are used in ulcers —
Bisu) int7 ■frawsn
1 lernialila WlfsTW (mft
mil -r <rv aUla Narrowly win
ged peliote^naines p "61
I- itroliilifera (roots are used in
erilers}“Basu) wnMH-'fllvIjii
y. lubcrosa ni^v» ^rWnn
Ileming s rule / (ci- (three fingers at
Tigl t "'t anglts to each other)

ftire

Fleming s tlirrmo'milliammcler
rb'ji (with

tellurium I nmuth couple ifti: Ptrj
ftd=n)

Flemio? salve = dioJe FAyi. ftn n.

flesh 1 shl K.

9 (a colontv led-yellow tftfld m
hne. of very low srr satoration and
high V bnllianee) WIVTiF^tB
flesh flyJthr-tnft/.
flesh ocher (a colour, reddish tod-
yellow ^vilntTi la hne, of high V
brilliance)

flesh or ahin idA Wil4l ^
flesh pink (a colour, yellowish red
wrttd in hne. o( low latoratioa
and high V bfiUiance) fliatvflula
flesh red vm-fSE
flesh tissue ntn-3:fl
fleshy adj 1 HtffW

a^*r«

8 Dot «Tt|irB.«Trt«
fleshy eats Dot sftflR *9
fleshy colour

fleshy later Dot wiwatT
fleshy scales Sot

fleshy wild vine (rids earnoso) BT*h*
BtMr/ (Base)

Ficuss pump oil l*t

flex rt anf«B<

flea n Votb sn.^

flexed <»<fy (bent)BB
fl«ast>lstv winnan f.
tlexibiiiiy and clastic.iy atmnrit s?t^
irvTUUfft

flexibility of hraDchea SliniiTI <1
•eTTTTWJ
flexible oiy

flexible cooslilulion Pofidet MMi'J

flexible cord of rubber atnrn
flexible joiBl yjaeh- Afti*
flexible metallic gas tuhin; ctTBr^
BfJRn «lft mw

flexible meiallie tube aiHiq Qtjirq

wra

flexible rate of exchaDge BTBrq ftft.
m-erit

flexible spatula arTBrq sB
flexible Slavs Rly atptrq rsHT
flexible wire atptxB W »5
flexion flection Kifrq It % [Cf defle-

Sion «rrTO)

9 f;r<i'n VB a

flexor dnif m

flexor rarpi uloarlt |«k wtfft.Jtfrt-
atrtrwB

flexor muscle ,dRa< Hl^Bb
flexor perforans Zool. fef^iT an*l’ra
flex point = point of inflection

flex tangent Math
flexure j a r ra w n

9 Astren * (slight bending of an
instmmant) anBiIB n-
l> (correction ol flexure)

/

flicker fl. iqratBXB ni
flicker ij Fhf/i JTJT’tt
flicker photometer wftu{'S'*Sdl WHTIB,
jrjivi.wmn

flight 1 TJT-T, TtqBB n , BUB

9 (a passing above or beyond ordi-
nary bounds) BfTB

3 (absconding) iTSTBB «

4 ination (military formation of.
fa m three to aix airplanes) n.

flight from justice wni BFTBB
flight of capital jusi)

Flinders bar (a vertical bar of soft
ircn;

flint (it itrikea fire bbb with steel)
afBe’HH ri

fliol glass Ol(iuhf/9 (a heavy brilli-
ant glass containing lead) tflABtw
*» crystal glass

Flintshire furnace fifefal. (foz^tbe
timultancous roasting ^{£7 ^rd
rsdnction of lead lift ores) sflfTXT^
WTg

flmtstone ndlfun pi.
flinty adj W«rainf|B, » R g R t r , anwi
rttSB

flinty crush rock atvf^iyiftq Tatiyir
flixxflax

Bixweed (2>rscuraiTtia tophia) V JbW

F.L. license do ft. *r. argiyft (p.
L = foreign li<ioor ft.H. •* felflq

atftrr)
floileb I

3 nnwi, ffrmr btt fta ia vi f

flail n 1 ew? ni

9 r»{tfrs (a length of warp or weft
leftfree. 1 e not interlaced)

lloalable VSTXT, Bgr*
fl<vi(il>fe •tream CHlxq vrrff
floaiKble umber xatxij BBlf, Bjn
mtfi

{lottaga

632

Florida gold

floatage 1 (power to float)

2 (anytliing lliat floats) *?fTJnW
«T3n

3 (the part o( a ship- abore tlie

water line) gg5TT, w

floatation 1 n

2 siTTsa’ro

floatation meiho I CAm engflPT
floatation of t company mnrX'

floatation of lion'ls
floaution of loans B'll?
float liriJgc (hri (>e o{ lifts or laats)
^5

float cbamLer Aulornnhilt ^T*t
floaters (l.aarer aecurities o> nbcli
loans are readiK raisw') ^ srf*
aif'iwf

floating n n wjwi

floating flif; I weTTt (

SCon w-

floatieg inrount arWT'ft frwT
floating assets watmft to

floating liatlers anggl

floating l-o.ly «»Tft CTW

floating bridge ijij.

floatia* capita) ansn^T J*#t. TO jwrfl

floating chirgc jnrrT

floating curve Coi wrfj err

floating debt (iliort term loan) atwt

floating indeltedneat ar?7TOS Wiftw
loaling list TO

floating mine Jf»{ ewrfl fjt»sslr
floating mortgage wa;
floating mots Eot gftgi
Boating policy stw itriTO
floating population sertn* JH i ja g t
floating ribs Xnot

floating root «stg4pt
floating lecurily TO aFiajft
floating stream (» stream in silucb
timber IS floated oanslly m single
logs or pieces-I FE) TOWsarj,

wfidlwrn

flostiog teoglei 2hl, tTO TTIt
flosting limber twrfitnns?, WgPft
float! a g«alee.pliBtiin> Atisnu

Datant

float needle AuUnohU tTO ^
flostitone jy,Mre{ (» i,|bt porous
Tanety of opall^VTO as- (s«a float.

S7» Opel)
float'wcll /rrtfl

floe (sliort for /focenW Phyttf^l CArm.

yfl/

floecuiabic nijj (capable of being floe*
enlated)^«e>I

floccutani a (t)iat stbich produces
flxxnles or aggregates) Br?gT,

t4

flocculate n (tliat wiiieli baa floeeula
tel) trrfrt. iffmfro n
flocculate .till 1 (to aggregate into
small lumps)

3 <to collect into floeenlent suassas)

TpreiTO

flocculation | tcICfl n

3 (in tbe colloidal state) w.

3 SprTTTO u

flocculator srrefctl ( 2 ), w.
flocculc xraci /

floccuteocc (state of being floeenlent)
«efiH*'l/

flocculeot n (a Aoceolatiog agent)
xfrPltTO m

Aocculent al/ t M tbe arp*art>ice
«( isool. woolly) 3Ml)nb
3 (containing flocci or soft dales)

3 (consisting of Aoeci or soft Hales)

srilog

floccislent preri|olale acfiiTW
floeenlent aeeJ pet lftw-57»? w. {an-
cient word)

floeenlus A„ot (a email lobe on tlie
lower aido o( eacU bemspbero of
the cerebellum) fflufTXl/.

flock i

3 (a loci of wool) m.

floggio? TOmf "s , tSV *m«i
flood 1 »r. "» • ^

2 lUtdar stITOI «.
flood control ^ITOTW. TO «l

flooded gum pot Vr^*^ m. (iqvfr
oncalyptna)

flood embenkment ^f***!, TO VI
flooil pale ^ SR
floodiog TOlTOTO
flood lesfl V-TO
flood light aftVBTOT
floo<l lighting Bwntr^m, arrg-tpntPT
flood plain Ctef 'U
flooil tide S!r-%m> TOT (acs tide)
ebb tide ITTOR%Wt, tun

floo.1 ssariiiD's -^-nrVtTO, TO iff
^ttirff

floor « 1 HfUTO
gijijwwn

forest floor TO-tjfllTO (>lf>n'r from
ntliT')

on the floor of the House tov V
floor area to MTOR
floor board f fgft gfpJT (local

tenn)

floor-clot It flbi TO, sjfilST

flooring l<oJfil ffiS TTOt bCiTI

flooring patent ffguftlrtm

flooring tile jfjtt wdO

floor jai k t^futu 3Pjlt

floor leader (m tbe Parliament) iJTT-

floorlercl

floor of Orbit OpIUhnlmol "fijn *1^
floor polish jfjit mtri
floor price TO ijsw. finiTO
rockbotlom price ii«TTO
ceiling price ftwr tjW (tea prices)
i)oT» Atiren WTO i»
flora TOTOT'. *firf*f* «
floral Jig

floral atis^ol 5«flm
floral diagram Sat JR
floral furmula Aaf S*T

floral leaf pot ytT TO
floral museuient Pet js^-nfir
floral orcanitaluta pgt jeg ^tmt
floral organa flat Jmltt
floral regionaamflurescrnre iJot JST-
B^TI

floral spur /fat 3"T-*130'li /.
floral symmetry flof aST-«!r%fT
Florentine (a colour) “(lame scarlet
atf^dltrPrrw

Florentine Isle U cocliinosi TT^lf
laVe containing an excess o( alumi-
na TTftai) TrftiT TOftV
iferentium “ illinium Cfieni (^ITOI
/.

flor-eisence Pluun Swyriil «i
floret Pet S^TV n

floribundiisEol Tax (l1o«ering abun-
dantly) 3STTVT

floncan ijn m (ancient word)
BoruaUure (eultirtiinn of (fotrera)

Florida gold-Dulch orange (a
colour, red yellow in busi of

Florida red R

fluid thrual

higli ^tttaralion ud brilh*

nice) stx>rfrT

Florida red Rsafast acid red D
Florideae Bol (coioprisiDg all
the Bliodophyceae except Bangi-

tles) n pl.»

flondeiD itarchB/K moni'-y+'^l^
flondui Boi Tax (Hoiverlns riclilj)

gi«<t

flonstic plant geography

flonstics (the branch of phytogeogra*
phy iihich deals with plant species
from the numerical standpoint)

^57 tnnrfl /•

i]orite = fluorite

Floscopa Dot (seeds hemispheric —
Basn) ffaifif

F acandens (a creeping and ascen-
ding herb— Casa) WTrlO
Flosculeria-g col. (U t /Mcefiu
*a floweret')
flotage-floatage
flotation- floatation
flotilla (e imsU fleet) ni.i tltJ!

>n(MSeeO

flouem (anything floatieg 00 water]
eginSfi.
jetsam lortn

flounder ^oof (Gk, plofyi ‘flat, broad'}

Tn/.

flour WRt

flour beetle e»t sjuft
flouring null *tft tft

flourish tb gl^I, 'ii'ini

flour mill eirt aft

flow e6. ngPTT. wrtr

flow ti. smg m.

flowahility (the {iroperty of flowiog
possessed hy luiaidi) /.

flowage Gtol traC*! ti.

flow GtoU nrg
flower s^t n ,
flower beetle joTsitt
flower bud
flower bulb JW

flower.fre<jueming birds ^

flower garden jsmft / (from

t y<)

flowering n. jn’t n-
floweriDg ash 5*^ fftlTl
flowering fern sn-TOtfiT
flowenng glume Boi. S«ft flTOT

6SS

flowenog inurdah — Terminalia
paniculata

flowering period argfQ,

«T?I

flowering plant ^ (^)

flowering shoot Rot S<tinVC

flowering stage StTm-anm
flow ering stem jof)
flowering stimulation
flowering time jcqei-innr
flow ering year jvrei-^
flowerleit Rot.
flowerpeeker Atrt (it frequents or
elude when in flower) n-

flowerpot yvfqia siHS]
flowers, fruits and seeds •(;? nit

flow era of biryles Cel Ind.

3*7

flowers of hops <r*7^*3*7
dowers of madder CcBtnd
3*T

dowers of phosphorus ari^>3t7
dowers of sulphur 3 *?
dowers of tine — pbtlosopber'e wool
-othd albnn Chon- }*7>3«7.
J*tfT3*3*7

dower stalk. Sower etocL Sol. 3*7-
3*8

dower itoek—doweraialk
dower lop 5^-eW
dower year 5wt-e7
dow hoes Jf<{«L«tC-l^

flowmeter BTlgatM in-
flow off ert^H in-
flow of funds (nfg'img. * 3^1
flow of sewage ajH tni^
flow sheet (a diagram ebowicg the
aeqneoee of operatione employ ed in
a process) wgiKn-fnti
flow structure avigfttwin
flow tide Matron. WR
d.ox. (fluid ounce) W-g. (ST* gfH)
fluctuate rh. t7*wnwq,7mrwgT7^l
3 Citron. %S 7 iend

ductnatiDg adj. 3vnw, 7^7^, RW

fluetuatiDg assets ?t«7H77-7fW7H
flurtnaung collectsons 7 (^ 77 ! AtRsr
flaetnatiog exchange rates
ftPr77**t4

fluctuating land rerenne 7f|7^ gv
tMW

fluctuating limit Cro 7

fluctuating rerenue TffTfi TTTCT
fluctuating temperature 7 ft Tiff ffTT
fluctuating \ ariation Tf^Ttll
fluctuation 1 ar«7T77S|, 7(<7fl7 n
3 Com., Statistics T*7r7^ n.
fluctuation in price 7*71777
fluctuations of speed .Viiek.

flue 1 (an enclosed psssage for air,
flsme, gases, etc ) 71%^ /.

3 (a compartment or dirision of
a chimney (or coarey mg flame and
smoke to the outer air) m.

3 (a passageway for eonducting a
current of fresh, foul, or heated air
from one place to another) TT^TT^
PI.

flue-dust 7lf^-H%

flue gas

flue gee thermometer TlfHt'TTfti-tnT*

»n 7

Flueggee Bet, TITJT^t-tntlfit

r leucopyrus (fruits quite white)
«Tsn*9 7r*3TO (B SRJTS^)

F. microcerpa—F. ritosa
F viroie ttM 7T*3W» (B-.lLtnNli

Uin Tf?')
fluency STTg m.
flue pipe Phyt 7Tfgft-*TO
fluff-weed-goldengrain (rerhuenne
f^apsus) t7^«t»7 PI.
fluid adj. I 77Tft.tR9
S Com, (iyqoid) STR
fluid n B7[^ (-T7.), 77 m.

Dii( liquid 7T9
fluid essell

fluid drechm measure 7TS fTPI-ITlTV
fluid dram (il dr.) «TC 5m (j.5n )
fluid extract fkRTTT
fluid extract of caseare tigrada —
liquid extract of ciscara aagrada
Ptiarn. «T7r S*777«-firEWrt
fluid friction Phyt. tT7i<l «7<
fluidity 1 jrTrfjTT f.

3 WSflJ /.
fluid medium irw
fluid ounce (fl-o* ) IRW (l.g.)
fluid pressure 77-flrft7
fluid resources m ^7T77
fluid tUge 71 -ir 757 I
£oid thrust tRR

' fluittnt

At

HniUsi Sol Tax
fluke Zool 1 •*.

3 (oae of the lobes of s whsU's tsil)

j'STrfe /.

flume (Germ. TTiuur riet«) (sn leelia.
ed chinnol for eonreying wstor
from % distiDce to be utilised lor
power. trensportstioDi imgslioo
etc. u 10 pJeeer imoiog. logging,

etc.) ^

fluo odj. Chem 9T, CTTV

flu^ (lluonne)

fluo ilumiDite CAm ^

fluo elommic ewd Ch^n. ItT-isilCs*

floo.srscBate ifiwraf

fluo-borsle CAem «?zWW
flao-borie adj Ckiot ffT *tft»
fluo-bonde CArwi

fluo-bonte (gi(o4ofete+ »«) Ififlrral
ffT.irfe»rv (TT.?t«.|orfR*f*'fl'io.
berate, n for sfln mioeral)
flao bromide Chem WT^
fluiHcerbonste C^eto- WtHlOfl
fluo<enDe wflue<eriie
floo rente Oliw+ceriem)

n (W fluo , eennni, Pi (or
rrf^e mineret)

flao.eh1oride Chm n ^1^
fluo^bjilrie aJj Chm wTffif*

flao-pbotphste CAe«v- «T-WT»=ft^

floor Jiftnerel m.
fluor., fluoro- (fluonoe) Chen, rrm
(TtfiTift)

fluoren (;Titoreaceace + so) CVn.
Vlfiimi n

flaorentbeoe (diKifeno W^+aiitb
teeme wmflsi n

flaor.epitite ifinerat

n (^K- fluor., epetile)

Suorile n Chen fludlo n
fluorsle t6. Chem BtHm

1 {ta e-fiskiso will! eie fty.

droflaorio ecid) ^hlW,

wrfisnw ofr^

3 (to treet with floorios or hydro,
flaorio eeid) JX"

ifrffTwjTVJem

fluorrne {;tu^ee«enea + enr) Chen,

fluorroooe Cli«wi.
flaorcBylene VT b»< dl »f n.
fleeretee vmw

6&*

flaoresceia wAnee.
flaotetcence PApt Win/ Qromnns,
*10 emit reyt, to tbina )

(luoresreDt ad) WIVUI<(

(looreeeeDtblne Col Iitd

fluoreieeBldiMhsrgelunpPklir tntl-

JfH wn ^

fluoretcent lamp snnm ^
fluorescent screen PAyr Urrnm 77
fluoretcent violet tinntn
flaoresci* wm
fluoresciQ Chen tnf% /
fluorrsetog tftnn n
fluor hydne gdj Chem
flaeriC4d> Chen ITffnv
fluoric acid CAcei HTffTV IttR
flaonde CAeia n-

fluonde of sodium 91711*^7^
flaorioste eA CArm BTtilflfl

1 (toeoBbioesrilhfloorioe)BTft7^‘

3 (to treat with fluorloe) trrfWl.

Qaonosiios CAcn tntfttnn.
fldonoeCAm VtfN^/
fluonte for ^^3

cslauo>fntT for flootide, IB

(or nft* minorsl)

fluonte green (e colour, yoliow green
in hoe,ofliigU B btillitoee)
trdiegft •

fluonte violet (e colour, bluitb blue,
red WvtfWIv m hue. of very low ft
brilliaoce)

fluor-inelcr Chen WIW WIU m.
fluoro-. floor, (fluonue) CAeet leiCT*
(■trSf*)

p.flu<no.aQiIioe Chrm.u.nm.i{l^
fluoro-beoiene Chen BTTB.i^tru
p.fluoTO-bensoK and Chen, YBTIB
i|fT» et*K

fluoro borate Chen.
Sii4iroIe>rat(/feerv- -h Jbmrl} C*en

rmu BTO n.

fluoroscopy work VTvtBn.VT^
fluoro-loluciie (ortho, mets* pars)
Chen

fluor iptrATincral Bm^ftrur
fluo*.lic«e Chen

floositicie acid CAam w|.ftuPn( arm
fluo-ttBUlie fdjXhtm^ BT-wftB
fluo-riUBie acid CAc-t. BT^fST* arm
Cao.ttreODK ood CArw.

etm

flush /.

cutfiDg (fuih widi the ground ttOf*
mcni

flush brackets n lecond cla<s bench*
mark Surv. ftrii

__

fliisb butt to butt joints «*?*«

flushing 3g( |y8 n
flushing apparatus
flusliiQgtank PAyi

flush system 35;Md mfil

flush with the ground

cutting flnsh with the ground
STH*1ZBT

Fluitra Zool- (inelndet the tea mata)
*uie

fluted aij (ebaanaled, groovad] ffiA*
*1^

fluted bole Fornfry BWfunj wswi
fluted stem Fetalty midu^ W»«

fluting unfttnn/

flusial ittion
fluvHiile deposit itfl
fluTiMile realm Zeol. (Lit. /nuui
river ) W<t ^

fluvin .hull wlj, Orel. er<» ffTn
*iecivnuiial fttmt
fl.<‘'iu glacial deposit Ceol *tfl ftw

flue I

2 CUn , fifetal ir».
flu* density
fluxing bitumen
flu* Oil

fluxweed {Dtuytrainia topha)

<*y rt BJBW, BTWl

nyl«flyiogin*ecs(that ssbieh fliee>

7^ m.

tryuft

bluebottle fly <rtt^.jn(ft
drer fly

flcili fly rrfq injfl

pad fly = horse fly tfttnft (.ndenb
word Mirathi 'fhrrrfl)
pteenbottle fly s«t(0
stable (ly lilg mft
tsetse fly unw-rtsfl (short (or TPRlft.
■rfhnjt)

tombu fl/yiTiTlfl

fir avuie

635

Fceniculnm

3=3fljI>oy Printing (one wlia tiles
tho pnnteil slieets frocn Clie press}
«»

with a ilouble fly (GBC ) 55 ft
fly aganc := Amaoita mnscaria
fly attack JPsfl-arrtJTTt
flyboy (who takes the pntite<i slieets
from the press) 3775^ m

fly*breedin;: C«ft-aipr n
flycatcher Jre* TTWWTTr «i. grass-
hopper sTfr feeihng 0 1 )

C/. fjntail flycatcher Stsuj???
fivcatcher-warliter .^eri
fir flowers Bot StV>lTlf>rT ja?, tRift.
!I'7

fly honersuckle

fly index (BBM IIJS) 77 fif-^ 7 RI

fly infectioa

flyiojad;

flying artillery (desijnftl for very
rapid evolutions) 5 ^ ?rnJT
flpng boat J/,| 71*
flying bomb J/jf. 75 *

Flying FishaPiscis Volans Attrcn.
m

flying fish Zeel TJ*
flying-foa et. (occurs in ^ST, etc.
Cf Marathi

flying gecko 2oef wnwo^frtn
flyioj gurnard ^«f 3Jti>»ifsTT
flying insect-fly (tint winch flits)

TO.

flying lemur m

flying level Ciril Enjtn. (levels taken
for the purpose of checking a aeries
of levels alread) taken in greater
detail) *17711 trsw

flying lieutenant (fl a F.) WSRflTfr*

flying liiardZoof- 7 J* aiWwnr
flying machine AeronaMies TJ*
flying officer iK_i F.) WiTtf^ n,
flying phalanger Zool. 7J* STSTjfr

flying snake 7 j*arf
flying squirrel l 7 *^ /, (occurs in
rfVT'f=m: )

2 — flying phalanger
squirrel nfftTT (occurs la

■flying swarm (of locusts) TfTi f»t

*

fly leaf (a blank lesOftJ* tr7
fly menace trvt -^«7

fly paper (for killing flies) Rtifi ^

flv-proof «!* fhlt
flyproof arrangement
flyprooCng

flyproof latnne WtlW) flWltriT
flsproof pan-trpe latnne trjVfhft
sftTTOT

fly sheet 1 (* small loose advertising
sheet) NTTTt s
3 (SOM 117)73f7-77 n
fly thonting Rl^ WT^-smTT
fly-tight co\ersR^fhl)sTTTr>T. mR*

1(1417

fly trap infft-Tjat «.
flywheel iTaeh. (a heavy wheel—)
R7**, 7T»T

FM. (Food lfanoal)«)W.(nw.|)[TTTTf%)
FJf. ( foot and tnonth ) r«er. 7*17.
(TTfriruil’I)

FftI (Forest Manual) 7 ( 7 . (74fim7
»f*)

F.VfO (foot and-mootb disease)
7*rtff (3T.st7i7?h)

F N. (hnal notiee) (srfttw ij^sTT)
Fif. (fore>Qoon)\ST (xrt«)

F 0. (fircD overseer) 9 m. (ffSg itfr.

?y«)

F.O (FoodOiteer)w».(nitf^yTO)

I O, (Loco Foreman) Rig. 7 V (7f^9-

Hu)

F o (lor orilers) wi^tini ,
Foal-EqonKus dafrpo. STTTW w.
foalfoot - hor selioof (r«Mifago far.

fani> *m*ji ws
foalfoot— foalfoot
foam (from Sanskrit Vr. Old Slavoajo

peiid) m-

froth %W¥

foaming «. n,

fojiuiBg ajj ^rrmw
foam iheorv

F.O B {{»,* on board) <).« fir. (iftis
74=Tftg7[J
F.O B. pnce

F.O.B value iflwlh w^j
focal cdj. Ttfir , wtw
focal chord Ifuk WlfiT.*TT (itn
ancient word]
focal distance wtpt^
focal inoRiinatioa *> obliqne illu.

Ill I n a I ■ o a wrat 177777 = ftr..
97177

focal interval 7 imM<;g

focalintion TT wl^d n.
focalizjtiou line 7rf7-?«T
focaliration plane 77*7 7^
focahaation point Hith. TtHr ftsj
focaliration power or strength 7 l 7 t

foeahaaiion range 7Tf7-i^WT
focalire-foeus tb 777>*77
focal length 7I' ^141W
focal plane Optics 7717 777
focal point 7^7.ftsj
fQcal type-central type
^“ctpf. of focus

focimeier-focometer Oplica 7rf77[7

focometer-fonmeter

foeomctry-focimeirv

F.O.C R (for „5 otrenee case report)
3 7 77 IT (77.7777 7TT.9f7>R)

(from

77m>».t|™yff%jr»nr7tnT7 *7

n Tfti IT „ g*WTt77H

TTT^fr n 9^-«i*r)

3 (focsl distance or leDi;tli) 77*77777

8 (focal inteixal) 77*7»*TR* ».
in focus TTfirtr
»ot in focus wTTfinT
ti. 77*77
foro«er 77 *97 m.
fociMld- 71*77 B

focusing knob 77*77.^V7
focusing scale 77*77 V*
focu.ing screen Pketeg. 77 * 77*777
focuMug screw Sarr 7 *T 7 -»f 7
focussed 0 ./y PAy,. 77 *f 77
fodder 7T7 H . wm
fodder crop 777^7*7. wit 77 7*7
fodder^utter 777 f7l7. wm TrII

fodder grass 777 777. wit 77 777
fo^ r^rre 7777*?*. 7 * % few
wirfsmlrw

foe ^(4^),,,.
enemr siw

foelin = folm (i wana do wind blow.

mg down the loeirard slope of a
iii-> tnlain) aTTifta ni.
foenicnliiDi-frnuel )*/

F oeuKuluni R^i, ** ’

ro«meuIaa eipJI««ata

636

Fcjaet Annotut

F. c*pill*cruin
F 'toIf»re = F «»piUartom
fotUl bfid «ri ffTT

{o«til in*Ht>nn»tion iraiT

foewl rofmbrtne ^naJ • Uacie-t

word).

foftit penaj £ed. TOTtfl
forttl pUwDU TO ■3TT3
foftui jitial TO »».

womD

pregmiity nulmi
F.O C (foil on'tnra
T’T^JTT^^)
lof 1 5Tn

3 (a *olooT) = f«p blue u eoloar.
rttldiih bin# sf^tTTT jb hne. of rrr.
low MtnrtUoQ and hi|h V brtlli
»Bte) unflWfM

fog i>(a«wfo; (cotonr)
fogg* weMhff 'ifav
fognna Bif m

fopniB « but illy
fog of w*r 5T
fog iigBal
fog »ire*
fobswfotba

hihU^mt/ fiftn.fprm/
foil n. 1 (iMlurr) /

3 Cbon. BtAar ^ A.
lilrrt foil
•liter leU fT3

foil rfc. 1 •fstl

3

foilefoot w foalfoot
foil'" wVk ru
foiattd vt^WT

fold ri> I (cL Panjabi stnsij),

TTWT.Wtf^

3 3fl«TW

fold A. t v<v M-
3(rl>Ca)B*«/

8(li5er)rn-i

d 0*oJ (a l»nd cr foxuro prodoeed
in toel bf forre* e-rerafiTO afsor
tlio drpotitinx or eoraolidatioa of
tbo roek)«**/

-fold -5^ (iwo-fotd B «ri)
fold^of; wfbBif.gyTpn

folded rotjledoB iJot, vfk^ ytlTV
folded filler |•a^»r sffen tn ft

fol I'd sp m aVr gri pn ’

folded yarn - touted yam grtfit

^ (hero there »e two Or nsoro
Ihreada twisted together All Ibre-
adi are twislrd f*Vl)
foldieg 1 xrvJ^ n

3 fijeUiiaiaia}. Orel n
3 (ol doth) ■-. tiO mvn (local

foldieg odl
folding rhair

folding depanmeiit (in a Dill) iff

form. t<f «rat (local term)

foldiog apalnta n

foldiBg waterlap amt asXnfl

folia fit* ■

folisceoua «dj from

foliage (tbo Da<a of leates) fftWs

f o 1 1 0 g c browBBFrQiUe morte (a
eoJoar. rod lellow it bo»«

of bifh s^aaturalion' oAw.'fll
foliage cbaBgea nftn-n

foliaged «.</ (fotoitbed witb foliage,
learod) Wdfejf

foliage preeo (a eotour, >«lIo«iah
yellow peen fffWf in bue of low

•rt aaturatios) «n4f‘lftf
foliage leaf Boe est^rt
foliage peituieiKe Forratef
•fjm

foliar od; Bol

foliar diigBOsi* HWlfujlR, Jt

foliar gipwleaf gap Bet tAwtWin
foUar apor Bd. fW
foliar atipnle Bel. BtllCH etJ^B
foUar atrand BoL tdl tfl
foliar atrwetvte Bot tdkitltdl
foliated od/ tfww
foliated rock relegp tfwt ^
foliatioB itfn*.

3 (Oerm BfalilutpewaiatirpeXact or
proeeaa of lorminc into a leaf or
Iratwi nlao etato of being in laaf)
tdftartt • , tfwtl /

Felw a fame abaorber V^TV

Fotin • fame ofMorptioa tube aift

folM 1 Boollrepiap a (a pagt and sot
a abeet tn n laaf of a boot) •■
b (two oiroutepageo beansg tbo
aanio aerial SBitaber) w

3 (ioldod only oBce a Lind of g«par)

folioaus Bor Tax (tbiebly or profo-
sely learel)

folinm C«wi (a curre) n ’ i* «.

•folium

folk rong

follielel Bir B. {fruits--

onl\ one sjtnre)

0 diDl V m., /.

follicle eell Bool,
folliclclet Bo( /.

foUiele atimalaliDghormODe

follicnlarceU Bed.

follimlar bormODC ?»j1im.a*jHa^
Folticsilioa Boof TOlft

follow rt I arjatTBI «TtT. <1^ «r?ntT

3 (to pursue) *TtT.

3 ■Jtl'ft

follow rlorely ooe aoather jptT
TOit Chn)

followed and earned oot(ai, nilea.

SOU 10) »3ni"i *?rT fftn

lo bo followed by jm ■
follower I ■ g B id I ( tT_) ai.

3 Sarr ( t^) ri,

8 aia tr^tt »

4 Jtly wglap d (me taUo part ©f »
alulfini boi) ftWt/

followDgod; fitTtftfin.wiriTjf|(in).

PTOl, •srO.TwTwif {Jtr(,)

(iM anteeadest)

followDg day KTnnft TOW FfW
followiBg procedure iboold be fol-
lowed sfsfl wi "juil

ttoi

foltowiDg rosiea *ft«)

followiBg aub^daBse BtJtrfkfttt Tt-

TOT

follow intanably w^B tn toti
follow ibe aarae tequenee T^ TO S

iVn

follow Bp cultiTatioQ
FomalhautwDifdaw a Pisest Ant.

train dsTreia. BTO JJWlf ns.
foDentation llfri sriTma (oeeurt
10 >:tr and a), if*, fqrtt
3 (escitatiOQ, iDStigation) TTOTTI.

Fomra Bel (Lot, ’lindarT BT l fl
aBcieol form)

F. BBiirtSua (attacbf pin«) «T*-

rv

FcTa «9 ap^Ianatus

657

loot gaar

F. ajjphnatm (in a *«rti/in of ita
ol t fr-mtmH 1)0<Jy tnrcpaiivfl Hjora
of tulion on Im «««n ono h^lo-v
thft ntlior fMomiilinj ant^rlicially
tKn ainnil ijrowHi ringa of a «tom.
Tho i!!o of mirh fniitnn hoihoa

om hn ralrnlitn i hy onnntiiist tl n
minitior of « irr«ii m f lijo Uj an
— Mor-i*on 1 117j >rT r>-tT
F i(mianu» (it <ia« onra nsaol to
pra^ara oiality tmrfar—

HcLaan I IIP) ‘^T’PT
F. offirinali* fiiaert ma>lioinally

haf»n«a of its nmmna lua tfista—
MoLasn f IIP) VnTI^rc
fontflmp *Tf^
fon>!or»s insrfif / «^'i'f «•
fomlnaas for woman k sft

«^*R

Fontana t sUiB(asil7arstain)r7rTtf4-
r?XT

fnntanalla I Zaof (a jtp or spuso
clraivi only (Bamhrana—nen*

liannn) «•

a Ziyi frrr «.

Fonimalaraao 5of
Fontin-itia Sit

F. anupyratioa (fmintain (tios«)
a rr a rw ("nr fonntam,

tnoas]
foo'l arr n
Foo<l Arrowntant

Fooil AHnIirrauon Art yif*

■rftfirnr

fonii ailfinory rommiilaa WJ u-^Jif-
•iWi

Foo^f and Ajmcnltijra Orpaaiaaiion

(P A.0 ) arf-ffr-^P^ ('f “f )

Food and Civil Snp plirs I nspartor
inr 'rr srTTT ffTTT firfhn
food and clothing
food and dnnU TTtT nnrf, WWT iCtn
food fhcniistry «

Fooil Cntnnii««ionar
food rommittrr pp-pfij^y
foofl-rooifiirling rlrnionla £rf PP-

itrf r m

foo-l eoofrranrr PT
food eontrid pT f-rrm
fi.o-1 en«is pt-AxX
6iod ffop ptt *t*’t wn ^
food ilcfint P» P’m'TT/.

Food Dcpartmrni p» f-taW

Food Fsrinittre Offirer fitnHTPPTT'

fooil factor £ioeAm atT'PTTP
food factory inr (dM*p4t
foodgratna PTTPT A ,wai«
fooditilfT*

Foodgraina Qraraiicr fntpcrtor P¥

'TT-’T firrm-firfftn
Foo<>grstn« Control Order P141-“f*
frPTJf-p'^

Fondgraia* Faport Rotrietion* 0r>
der PPTI5T

foodprain* licrnre pnPT-P^Tjf’T

fooil (rranulea Sot •nr'P%tT

food ladiiitrr PT'lflNI

food lalioralory PP

Food \fannii PT

food maniifactiirr n

food m-itcriil PST^,

Food 5finutry anr-at^TP^
food offence ant'PTTpT
Food fjffieer arP-PfTTTfr
food operating committee pv Ttw-
pfaff (operating “doaling)
food potiey

fooil position P**C*rfT Ptf fy’tfi

food prolilem PTPST^

food proceasiBg committee PT'frgT'

«a.nfirfd

food proewrement and rationing pt
T(f*»r afrr Mi< 4 i j-t

Food Procurement fnapertorPT srf d'

food pro-lnctioo WP-T^tl^

food prodiirtioo committee PTr*IT^»

atfxft

food proifnction target Pinr^-PW

fooil rationing pp-tiunrad

food relation* etPT-*T^T

Food “erTcury PTt Ptfty

food ship P^-'CC’tH PTnr P7

food aitnalioo PP fanfr

food spenal PP IttillPf

food eprayer pp-cTfcap

foivl (lamiard* rommiiire «(p a ni ' f *

fooil •toripr ps^-iiint

fooil aton le liaane Sot P^T ^nTf-PTf

fomlunff. »rPT7*c m. (Const J (mc

diet)

f Mui grain **rii*n, par*
fomUioff* rnordiaaiiaa coramillec
PItJ'IV’J PiT»TT-Pfcft

fond siilisidy PWT % fern r.7l*r?TWr
food snpply P*T 5171^

Food Supply and Procurement In*
aperior aratf aTPT ff’IT fffIVT
Food Supply Coorilmaiion Hoard

pad'll ^I't-fluaTj-no fsj

food tiirplna patri fi rr. P^ttlfd^
foivl teehnoloiry ar^T-ifrtjrf’T^
fooil racuole Zool. P’T-tTpft
food ralue P^-PlfT, H'l'MIgl
fool III.
idiot ^

hiiffoon VirPrS (Eon-)
riown pTf (aneiant word)
jester

foohah lul;.

fooUrjp (n"*i6'') firf’nfr’T T» n.
{ft>tf*T-abflnt a”) (fxWff IS 3
aijiur# f'Trf'ffs)
fooUeap paper ftfrrfiT TT
foot a-oraterrrrss (*oi«etimM mn-
talcsn (or watererus, with which it
grots— Pr PI- p 653) »>»•

foot 1 qr? in , ^

3 Pl't'f m.

3 Zool. qr «- (leg TT')

4 Sot. n «•

»eU

eapsiile aiTf

13lnehM)qTTn. (TT)

BEly (of thn rail) qtr m.
at (he foot of (the pags) k
foot-and monrh Vttft.

font'Snd>moaih disease yeter. q?iaq*

fnt

foot artillery (iwrad by artillerymen
on foot as d><t from horse-artillsry)
q^ifir-qrntw
foni-hall

foothall team qTTT^"K ^
foo#Idower qrr *irq
fooulioard qr»-TPT
fool -bridge

foot-eandle qi^-qfl

foot rells m nurse cells • fustenta*
niljf cells •• *ertolra cells — Ire.
plini yte* q'rfrfnrr
foot eoyrring qmrril
foot drill Ty-q'rrwr
foot eshaiiOling pumji 'TTg-ir^rTTP
foot gear (eorering for tba (net, as
atoekings. aboes or boots] q^-qff.
P.Pn.

foothill

658

fore* thooi7

(ootbtll OT^ ^ft m
footing 1 (»tw<3irig) n

2 (t«rms trf »ocul intercour»e)

fsotmark m . f"*! «

(oot note fi^Wl n

foot of Itie l*»t iheet <T^ <111 %
fool of tbe letter ^
foot of the perpemliruljr X/tlh-

foot piMeoger to.

r^tpath / o^iriiw m oartWt
ii<fe»aIL O UfTO ,

foot j>ooDd itirii (fp FP . f p )
HT«r^ (t! Ifi 1

foot-pouniial Pi-i ^-BTTW
foot (vouod-aeeoB<l (FPSl
BT«rfe ftxFI (71 »1 ^ )
foot-ponnd'ieeoni) ijaiemBI^-St^rfie

frrn O^St

ioolpnot n

foot pump

foot*raee OTT ’»TW ^tf
fooirett (erottpitce t<tw«en tho legt
6!n»bl«)BTO« •*•
fool'tot I Plotil Pathol flltlBW'l
3 IVier BtT ^

foot*rule J/aili. m

foot leale ifalh. tTt W)
foot aetaw (m tboidoliul Sitr«
tdfii ^

foot aecoad unitf JTalh

foot (talk Bet
/ool'flool Bfe dtj

foot-tiump zoct. (rn I asi)

foot iwilch Pkyi

footMiy B^-arni

foot ve*r *» .

for dree on raili) ftBPr (ttia.

for 1 « ftt^

3foi«J tibila aigniDffor anotbarl

T>

tor o'rooaf at k

for t imiBMtritite purpotei «nnw4
(or»f* wiu „ »in
for. re crop* TC-*^
fori-e C.hvm w*rft

forife pilot! arfr *i> VT<t- 4 tT?
fottf, Of aati.niria/ingaad *r*c«
frftfir,,

for *n perooBi l■•]lKr>allUtcl7

ere jw ^

for all purpoaet oiuf •!( oceaMooa ST

s>T ST ansrf %

foramen itnat (bola in » bone) fS7 *•
foramen laecnim fs ffX
foramen tacerum antenoa SH
foramen iaceruoi medtain S't^FS

foramen larerum poaienna TTT fS

r«r

foramen ma^am xr(T
foramen obtoratnm ‘^ehtoroior fozO’
men (it la almost entiicfy eloood}

STt^r* fif? ^

foramen of ttooro ^oof <P^'RT‘XI7

foramen ovale ^(vl
forarnen Paniaaae Zoel (otifieo bo-
Iween tba riglit and Ml aortie ar-

ebea)tirr>ftmfer

foramentrioiaeaiia 2oal.fs sf^ fitr^
Focaminifera Zool (an ordtr karins
a ealearooua thell whioli mwany
forma la perloratod with tatnoto
hofoe for proirvaion of aJonJor
pioo<lopodit) TitW? aJS «•
roramioolnlelta Bool {burrorting
leoch) fT^TCHTTlft
for and a-aioit Tw firril S
for animal eoniamplion k sift

tor •oimal Ueaimeot only e^w
fffk'TTd

tor any porpore ftift aft BTt*T%
for approval
for t term ar^f* % pmr
for avoidiog atrr^l^
fotb Pol* (a herbacoooL ptaot otbaa
than grata) Siw n.
forMar rb 1 (to rofraia from) ftTT

2 (to b« patient) STVI. STT STS

forheoroato t fnCr /

2 STTaftsTi. s8(Trn /•

Forb<t*f method Co* detarmising Iht
eoofAcieot of condoetiTity)

»pi« f»«nfri-T^-ftft
forbideA ^t^vrs (C6a*t4
forbiddal Bforbiddance

forbidjaoee fti^ to.
forbidden «d/ ftflClConat)
forbidden ftalt 1 (CvSu euzKio)
Srfa»I« (Bml)

2~Fraatamia dicliotoma
force n 1 PAyr TS n (power tftl)

3 IflwTS n .TStPfm w.
3(pl)TSr..

to be in force TTTT (VTj)
will continue to be in force

with greater force stvlT TS^l
btviDO l(ie force of nuUVlf)
force rb I TSTtIs TTTI. TST^TTTITT
20fTTT

force apart TBTf SST Sf TTTTf
forced 2

2 (pToducod b> force) T^SwriVT

3 iitij TSppT

forced enrrency FinnBca TWPf,-TSi4
forced expiration

fare*4 lilionr a enforced Uliour Tsr^
ss f» > TBT»i TjWfa-t II , ftft; /.
(from TTfflrn Cf Marathi ^.Vnr
forced Inbneation pig (under prw*
lure)

forreil tale Bate (a aale nnder proees'
ol Ian. anil againit tl * eonienl of

the owner) TTT^ft*T, Tcr^nfraT

•ale on execution fkt|i^4lM ftiBT
forced aaviag

forced vihraiioB Pbjfi T«*tS1^«)^
T^

force fit £iipm. Twra^fifi
forceful 1 BSTT3 :<R
Stsx^t

forceful ditperatl (ol a fair) TSi^T

ftsir

force majeure ("irreaiatibla force" "•
act of Ood)\^t erm,
farce of attraction siTlrn-TW
forre of buoyancy T'^T^t-TS
foree of compreiiion 6ftTT TS
fore* of sravicy trrfft-TS
force of repuliion arTT^T-TS
force of retutanee Pbyi. rtT^rs
force of rettitutien Slalh. n*TlW1TT*
T«

force polygon Uk), wn-wfsn
forerpt 1 /,

3 ^col (ol a Falaemon)
force porapaforcieg pump T^*
T*s

force! TT n (Cona •)
force! of nature TiY^PlTTS, liflfhT
etfsTt

force theory TT-TTt

-{ctcibi* d4fain«x €59 Ponlffn Judsdlction Act

forcible deUjner Lau W.T
forcible dupocteuion £00 ■'Al'T.

forcible entry and detainer Xdto
wwT^aVtrW^<Sr?>4
forcibly £aio

forcing of nnwanted cloth wldT W

forcing pampKsforee ptunp
forcipnlate ^cci- (like e itcsll foreepe)

for campliaace
for eoDsideratjon 1 fnrntt
a ksFrest
for conrenience take
for coDTcnient traniaction
% finr (Conet )

for credit of niy/oar aecoant Hi/tirt
5 iniwiT % ^
for credit to Gorerninent
enrftw % fiw
ford»ferry f.
for daily purpoaea uilMllH.

for dental and reterinary pnrpotee

9?J Fcfe>m 4 ^

F.O.R. deepatcbiDg etatioo 4r.9.&.
ST» wn («1. T.ft. (or *dsT fir-
s’*)

for diacWgiag fnnetioni of

for diapoaal JJmm-

*firt

fore-and-aft atMItin
forearm m-

forebiy Imp (a reeerroir or pood
at the head of a pipeline) m^ZIV.

eiWtra* *"•

forehnio » proeencephslon Aoat,

foreeamage AfriC' Haek. (e aoalJ
eamafte attached under the front
• od of the head of a ploofb] ant

•

forecast «. «.

forecast e& tsm

forecast centre TyTJtTT^-irX
forecaster V^**!^**^ ("^ ’’‘•
lorecort estimate

forecasting **•

forecast of work «T
foreeaal report

forecloaed £nw
forecloanre Lav
rederoptioo, It* bar)
foreclosure decree Lav
WI!T^

foreconaeioai ^477
foreeotuciona lerel Edoe W

fore>eo J m.

forefather m.

progenitor
ancestor
predecesaor ^it
forefront jrftnn. It3*t
forego^forgo

foregoing ads Ti’Wft. (Cooat.)

foregoing clasa Vrft

foregoing power flftsf

foregoing proriaiooa l.i'nift ‘d'lVN
foregoing proriao
foregoing mica l^nuft ftmt
foregoing achednte
fore-groand cRl JiV
foreign ads 1

2«Tr

3 {eailwa)')^T<tot
home (railway) ■infra
foreign •dmiaistration atn«ra
foreign admioiatrator «?»«<» ■
foreign admiatare anv ft fami
foreign effsin lar^-Vld, ft*sfra ■rt
(Cooat)

foreign affaira eotnmitiee fit^at-tn?'
atfcft

foreign affaira cominiliee of the cabi-
net ttfantrarw O
foreign and political department
ftr^ trn annfira ftwi'i
foreign crrigsineut &^-^'nrT
foreign atuchment iTrar*

foreign bank reference register

afra ariWln ftyyr-^wil

foreign bill n>ltT« fntr, ft>nr
foreign billatsmp
foreign booking inPtT
fo reign brtocb fftrfra
yrrai ' '

foreign cbarityftYt^-n ^ j

foreign coin iJX^iln
foreign eoioa pnrehased actmnat

foreign collectnr-fh^tA

foreign company Ktrara

foreign competition tTsf

foreign consul

foreign corporation hntl

alien corporation arrat?fW finra
foreign cotton ■tf*!
foreign country nt.
foreign conri rararaB

foreign currency ^ftns ■«n3
foreign department ft^tr»finn*T
foreign department notification

foreign diTOrce f^TTg-fy^Tf

foreign domicile bill Com.

foreign domicile aeenritiea

sfinjffrat

foreign dominion i^Ytfra
foreign embassy
TTT^iraW
foteigner'ft^n n
boreignera Aeffy^tfYn-wfijfratt
Foreigner* Order
foreign eaebaage
(Const.)

foreign etchange bndget
rifHAB I44C
foreign exchange earner
uvmix

foreign exchange liabilitlea
ftfktra^trai

foreign exotica Fgreilrv Pt^iyrnan-

rra,

foreign exportera and nanufictar*
era register ^

Orararat ift ira*

foreign factor Rttrafin!,

atr^BI

foreign frontier ft^-lfrairiT
foreign-going ibip 5RraR

foreign gOTCmmcnt antra

foreign grams fhifaflB Bira
foreign henna (rfjanum )iarmalai
iftsrfara m.

foreign importer'ft^afty amrntS
foreign imports'^tfra atyW
foreign lostrament FftN

foreign iDveitment %^fjra ftfi rain
foreign judgment frjfy

foreign jurisdiction 1 grai

r^raTT

2 rv ai y q yna y

Foreign Jansdiction Act

Tot* van

lorfi'f Jurisd.clioa »nJ Euradi-
tion Act ^

foreign jury Wrirrn from » eounlv

Jurifdictiotv tnd ••

iorett contMCt «gie#inent loim
coBtnbnlioii (w^*

660

t of ward*

B ladiJ

joined — Aijtr l>

653) 5^*

foreign Vingdoin
forei-n bw
foreign leaves

t.„,S~M«orftWllrfW

Foreign Liquor Buie* f«7fm-*n7n-

for^ iiunufJcturir
foreign luarLetfj^fV

__

foreign nulerul Itlv WTC ^

5T1

foreign nuVKr (m «ound)
foreign minuter

forevn mission ftrfs^T*

foreign n»tiona*

foreign note*

foreign note* iiurclu'eJ •eeouni WIW

foreign ol<je«i tm TTW
foreign office

ef foreign origin

foreign |.i*si'ort R>tfWl ^
foreign (lersoouel itOftn

f ireign |>Ufe fg^tfW snn
foreign lolicv Ofa

foreign i-ortnrrsft’iinrt

foreign ,oise»tion. Msirflu nt^T
foingn ,.o»ers^Wt'* »'fT^

foreign f.rin.-e fl'WfB

foreign pgHie JClit office Ilf^*

foreign riiU «y Btfw

foreign rite .dsiee «M »l*Bt

foreign rertir.eil .piruft^rfTr

lortijn lleljtion. Aft fVttt »!*»«•

■ffTton

foreign remiltan.e frgtfrr f*3T1
foreign *e* all I air l-irne tra !e h^rfl

•T^x rftf sepjH

lof.igo ler.i r. I »m

foreiSD serviee
IrTi-sOTTn

foreign serrvee in court
estsie* nf-mF*

^r^svrgism
foreign seltlensent

foreign tLip •"<"rid

foreign slate fua

foreign •lite telegriro ftW

(TO)

foreign steaiuer WFl-tufI

foreign aul><tince *ttl
foreign letmory

foreign trade fif^tlWtTO. Tt^liW
«5
fore

1 loJia MHfl St

foreign trade policy Wt® ttlTOT-^Iit
foreign trade register

foreign trade tone fftgl «««rsi* WS
foreign ves*el
foreign visitor
foreign vovage gRTTOR
foreign wife of to Indian tiliten
wnfi« €i «p^1

foreign yarn n^fiirc
forejudge (to jndgo Ixforo hesriBg
III* laet* and proof)

(ore Lidoeyacpronepbro* Zeti- ant*
Xf%m

foreland era^ra /
fore limb I trai'l n
2«a infill

foreman | «ttm, ns

3 (the person in authority oear a
group of worlmon) ^*t*i »rf^C

S (tbe chief nan of the inry. who
sets ae II>«r apeaher) saHffm m
4 «!nr{t (-T^) ns. (the chain la
dragged by two chaiiuneo called
copectiaely the haekman and tbt
foreman— DLIt III b)
foreman da** I (senoral) Vtd^C.

1 (sBai-^)

foreman class II (binlery. case,
machine) wll \ (eseit, 95

m», r*)

foICDOSt

forenoon in
forensic <i<fj

forensic c1iemistry = legil chemistry

forensic medicine = legal medicine
ftf^ ttijfejnt

forensic psTcliiatry atlfWl
forequarter am
forerunner Bot \T3 m
foreseen tulj

foreshadow 9_iriBTa, m

foreshadow ti Tt^vna fWt.

foreshadowed a3}.
foreshore Gtof cici« *»•
foresight 1 qiqlfTdt /.

3(FS)SufF «H5?rt/.(n5)
foresLin = prepuce ^nof.

ItiWti n (from 5*f)
forest n fl (Const )
wood* KT^n, 3I0B
psrVOTBd

Forest Aeeount Code

Forest Account Rule* PtTO

Forest Act nd.*ri«firTO

forest administration «d STOfn

foreil advance

forestslIiDg n

forest area «n ba

foreslationwifTorettation afdtlW ii>
forest authotilies vd snTigVlft
forest beBBTolenl land W-fidblRfd'T*
forest block

forest botanist 7f7fs7
forest botany
forest boundary V^-tflttl
forqst building
forest business
forest capital nn-^BaJ
forest circle vn ^
forest cleaning ^ tittid
Forest Code

forest college KpfqttWH

fore

forest romposition wn ftwdi
forest com|iosilion and distribution

UA f^rngl rflt fPTO
forest concessions B*!
forest conservation W InsnT
forest conservator fjTSS
foreit contract agreement
qtt

forest eontrart agreement fonn W*

foiest eontnctox

661

{or«tt spottad owlet

forf*t coniraftor

Fore-t Contract Rules
forest com»c ^ qia-titl
form court qn »5TT?^
forest co^eriRHt*!
forest crop

forest denudation Forrsfry a-ttwiBsl
forest department ^-fpftn
Forest Department Code T^-fTHTtT»

forest department dinsion fttrtT*

forest department land

Forest Department OlSee Manual

forest depot

forest ilevastaiion a41^M44'l,

XPt

Forest Dist'ursin- Ofrieerw^-^rnTn-

fore-t dispeniarj
forest dll isioti j(*
elxil di'lrut S'TS
Forest DiM«5o«al Ollieer

forest drain Tt*99tT«
forest duttiR^rt-'^^
forest ei'lesowl .fees rt^^'feSS
(pm-« Oil lar^o birds and foung
nismiRSls like an eaji'le
sneieot word)
forest economy

forest edje Eetl. (the bishly speciili'
red habit at the msrgia of the
forest— Bor p. 103) 9^-RTO,
forested land ajfe,
forest en»ineeriD»
forest eBtomolop ‘1
forester 1 (a person who is trained in
forestry) s Pi* »».

3 (one who watches a forest) sss ®

*1. ({nMantTr*)

3 (an lahahitaat of a forest) sssteTl

(•n)*^

forester ineharje trirf)
forest eaiensione afforestation
forest finance
Forest Financial Rales
forest fire (a fire which trarela ceer
forest land— IFJb.)

(ancient words)
forest Rre*line^-*R*tI^I9jl
forest iJoor ^T-^firasr oeenrs

1 1 thoIUmasaps)
forest flora ^
forest form *ir-tm
fore-l preen (\ colonr, tellow green
in hue. rif low sstnralion

amt low bnttiance) *T99VT»(f
forest prowtli 1 ff;

2 (in estates— RM.II IC7)
forest guard

forest guard > beat *1 V^. 7^

forest Cwarsis Tejjnrnp Sehool rpT*
t& t(a«ni-(nn?»i
fore-t iiii|demrnt or tool ^r\*(et

forest tndustrs *^«ln

forest aft-ect

fore-.! land ^

forest law ftfi

forest leases a'nw 9%

forest lieem-v

forest Iiniat 5^-afhtl

forest iiianapement «^*nei9it

I oresi Tdanual

fore*! map

fore.t map oflice

forest cnaltees

forest mensuration ^stnfit^
forest nursery thrt
forest offence 4>in(r>l
forest offence ea«e report i^nTTa*

forest office I

3 rt-ox

hold a forest office TTsT^Vld

jVrt

Forest OlBcrr
forest orpaniaaliooVit-JtraTit
forest peat *T*3li*.
forest pepper (Teddab>t atuttaii
m- (BLiK.. Him)

forest pererot rr lodtcotiop percent
(the pereentago ealuo-incremeat of
a wood at anj rartienlar time, re-
presentiap ILo rate at which the
capital Talne of the wood is is'rea-
aag— 1 FJl)

forest per nnii *it-sBr-^W
forest police ^-anrtjft

forest policj apnflfi
forest practice
forest privilf-es

forest foncessions

forest prosluce trtWiT. ^

DjjI forest pTCMliici
tna)or forest produce
minor fote‘t produce tfrt
forest prmluce in transit crlfiT 7^-
t9tT. tnAiat *1
forest product

Dtit forc« produce
3T3

forest protection T?nt

forestral ftfe*

forest ranseTil-^fitT?

Forc't I’an'c Officer WH-sfftJTfil-

*tf»

forest rsBgcr ^s^TT
forest rato ?5| ai^
fore-1 red gun U eu \pt) ^ X^'
5*lt(*'‘3ry: Cl .“iltptos)
fore-l regulslK'n* ftfirew
fore-t repIjcemcni«reat(urtslalion
forest re«ejri,*li 9:^ ap^st
Forest RescarcU litsiilute *^-art%^s

fore-t reserve T9TTH
forr-t resi house *at-firvw-*I?
forest rerenne «it arm
forest nght gi t!f i|*u
forest road ^>7^ ’it RTS

forest rules *7 firtR
forestry ^t*I. ^^frcT /.
forestry operation Rifit*
forest aaw laaw, *T arrtl
Forest School JVciStR

Forest ^chool Ambolanee Division
yn-ftCun-iJjUiM
Forest School Hospital
ftrftftnwii
forest acience

forests completely protected
R=t

forest fcrrice crJw
forest settlement

Forest Settlem*nt Officer wir-arTTRI-

ar^wrd

forests generally protected mr»TTi
tfSTT*^
forest soil »ii

forest spo*ted owlet A'ft 73T

for favour of Mrfy eiunplrtoee sfKI

(TT^ spotted)
forest stiff «
forest sump vendor « 5^^*
forest snbordinttes W % •'vR*

cxmf)
forest surs ey
forest ihinniDg ftrCT
forest tool
forest trscl
forest trsfSc

genertl trsffie «mi«t rtiwre
forest tree (0
forest tribe V’t KtRi
forest tvpe (Germ £ci(andei/orrO
n rat

forest undergrowth ^ Rrwtfl
forest utiliulion wnlvVVn

Forest LliIintioD Officer (FUO)
tRWTHR srfrtlfl (e 1 * )
forest vslustioo

forest sillsge (s ritUge eoinauaitj
•stsblished is % rrserTod or pro-
tected forest for the pnrpoee of
naintsining s supply et loesl
lsbour-lFB)*«m«.«^
forest eillige lioundiry ffrsi (flat

forest riUiger wa Bifnc, OTOTO-auft
forest t illage rutee n cm fHtt
forest Tillj|e echool-tnistet n-Bitt-
inwt p»an*
forest srigtail Atn
forest weeds tra-^f’r*. k Rrf>>
forest wOrkiDg plan
forest works
forest year n
forelliought ro.

forever H^r >
fore wiog 2oci WO-aw
ferewomeo i (president or spokee
woman of a jury et metroni) ma-
in^/

!l (a woman acting aa o (oremao)

V5t«I, /

foreword mwwa ii
foirodurtioo stfa*!
prrfiee asnieet

for eismple TTttnnw TTHr^kfisv
for ealernsl use only
srifr, trw anr treln h few
for (sTOtir of eommeols eiiw l w eih
(or favour of eouBteriignalure end
relnrB Bfirgrwitrr eftf wtlft ^ f»w
for favour of Jisposst ftHrwri

antarv

for fevourolN A in«T (siTttn *1^

arflifet?

for favour of > A oe yosi deem fit

«n «T (enetw *rteiO) % <5% "i^

affra

for favour of Deeeeairy octson ern*
Ta« iraVrO ^
for favour of report
for favour of saoctiois asid retnrs

wit rftn^ k
forfeit w 1 ^ m
3 (forfeituro) eif aiai
forfeit tfi 1 ani. »!J8«rX it^i.

SMf^TTTert^Fit ^^aat

3

4 T*» X’n. *it

forfeited f silfl J«l, ffStHtTf’.

tu a w i T. -

forfeited property Kn Sift*. TIW-
err^rtewOt

forfeited eberea Cen ifa enr
to fio forfesied to (he goeenimeot
etiera-ja fwi. (iiihi>i
foKeiture fret, «m (jlm)
forfeituro of estual leave iTT »rrw <
«r*fTtr*%S5n

forfeiture of leave sjjt Vm
Forficut/^mf amwinnfii

F euncvlareofosrwiglantnvqanT^
Forfieulidae Zool nttn An m
forge efi. 1 (to form by boating and
bammenog) "HIJA
3 Lav

forged <id> 1 JfocA(in-ji^, jfga
3I«i*^a,TrTn
forged eoifs^tv
forged doeumeni
forged isotcs (thin
forger 1 ifocA "njt* m

3 Lav V"t ( 1). ( eik) n.

forgerer Low VO-i s I (H) m
forgeriog Lav n

forgery Lev^aVTW.^Tvfi, ^ w,
forget if f^nnv.
forgetfol of (be fart «n «y
forge l•me•Bel, forget me-not bine
(a eolonr.bloiah groan bloo
in buoi of low Vf eatoratioo) *(8^4
frft^

forgetuog rnreket- ftrow n ,

forgive tii aWT *tai, ((rf*8 wf-fl
forgiveness en^ /
forgo ^fAT, altAt

for immediate purposei 51*8 UAlea

k

for immediate repl^ fJTW ^
for information ajvard>
for information and guidance t^tdl
ehr sr^TtftA % ffet?

for inforrailion and necesaary tctioa
((a -11 rftr aiie<q% ailtni jt ar
for informition and retam

ifVl k

for instance OTWi, iai»aTtr« I^TTPt ^

forjudge wforejudge
fork 1 fimi’T, en»ft ( «>0 "• {haviog
two or more riPfa)

2 (for nse at the table in manipn-
fating food) CtZT

3 (called V a) Anran fiJlW «.

* Ferntrv (Pr braneU h/vrjuU)

rfiiw, ftrnur

fork il ft'.liWA
forked ad/ ftWiRw, fjmfts
forked bole Forrsfry firnRet W»9T
forked leader Forestry ft^nftrtsJlitnft
forked stem Forestry W»8

forked tail ^ooi jva

forked tailed ZaJ (abort for

RVPiS'tJ)

forked longue (of a make) ftwn fitCf

forlt form of lightening

forkjngftn^ii

forkliU (a bird) m

forVywforked

for litevrrdlAiT

form n 1 n , arr^^/ , an^ ns.

3 (a document, aa an application
form) nra n (Const )

Form A irua ^

Form02 smat A (0-opinm:
»= »RTvt_Fit.UI134)
form zh f^rrtei Atf*!

form* CbsTC (formic, formyl) TO-
.form (having the form or appearance
of) -¥8. -man
•form Ckem. .errat, -TO n.
formal ad/. wfTWlfta
1 (methodical) TOtWd
3 (iQ aeeordaaee with mjee) TOI-
Rtto

formtl acknowledgment 6® formic black

3 (in »cc£>rd»''ce witli form)

tnn*n,*t«n^

4 (con^ enliontl) *nJT^

3 (of the Mture of «\torn»f forio)

eur^fr®

6 (sui'erficisl)

of • formal character

formal acl.nowled|inent of reccipl

wVrwft*

formal adjoJicalion rroifTOW *(<>•

formal black Col. Ind. asg *T®
formal blue Cob Ind, etig
formal bordeaux Col. /ed-

formal brown Col. Ini, W
formal call vre "*

format lauae togie (at the fonn of a
bouse 111 the mind ot the builder)

formal compilation (of the pUn) ^-

formal contract
formal crop experiment
erwenOvn
fortn-aldehfde

formal departmenul enfulr}'

formal education Ri^ni.

formal enquiry aflqeTft^ ufttW
formal fallacy (paralogiem)
forma' faat black Col, Ind fWT

formal granmar

Formalin (/iurm+aldebt dei- • in )

TOfte/.

formaliim aftu^Dwt/.
formality rftqwiftWI /.« (cl.

Urdu ft%RWiT m.

formal layout
formal logic ^Tuqei tnS
formally ^ b.

formal memorandum SJWT

formal motion wtU^Pejmin
formal notice

formal notification aftqeiftv arrvr

fvirmal objection aOretft* *nuftr
formal olive Col- /a-I. ettg^ae^T
formal orange Col Ind. RTtgrtllg
formal order rftuatfra ari^

formal ptiUea £nw Jl-ttuPt* Ctff
formal payment receipt
wWBlf'tr

formal receipt Htfe

formal red Col. Ind RWg W
formal auggeatlon ^qnjftC
forma] training Edue
afrwef

formal violet Cot fnil Rtig aflawllQS
formal yoncher UHieifc

formal warning nluwiOv
formal yellow Cot Ind qyg dls

/onaamneBlieiamine

formamtnt CAcm SOdlR* /.
form and content (as. of the auDUsl
financial atatemonti of e qaestion)

^ ^ (•ntrl^g)

form and manner of aubmiision sq*
nrnsr «t ^ e&r twt?
form an cxccpnnn to the role in*
qirtflqt

lormtail fclacic Cct. Ind WVftV WtVt
fomiBil red Cot M RHOa m
formate CAcm n
fomatioa i PtnierM , qqin. Wtn/.

Q i,cot. * plant fOTmationwpUni
ataoeiation qi^*ainaii9).

SQioL fftft/.

4

ft.Prvefcoi rtpn.wcqt/.

6 PllF. (permanent way ceateriaU
are laid upon formation) RTl m.
t Sure fftTei.

battle formation njjf

acetylene formation apparitn*
CAcm.

formation cxpeosei Cwn. rqq
formation beaJquarterHwqT- giiuiwu
formation level Snrr. naq-RW
formation line Sure
formation of bone (osaificatinn) qf)q*
B , witniPl /.

formation of eqattion ntflntT ffflbl
formation of woods nq f^diet
formation or promotion of a banking
company atfaqtqei.tnrqiq qi Prirfui

anm srq(iq

formation surface Bond Cohk.

*IW

formation width Sere RCT^tenr
formative aifj PM. fqifWl (.t^)
formant e material Poftdl Iftq
formative region £o( Pnifuls^tX

formative tissue Hot. Ptn’ldtsft
formazone fast yellow Col, Ind.
qqir^Hi ftqt ’flit

rormCS.4 sm ^Slv (CS.=eoua.

trj spirit HTR^)

Form D. S 1 sjqq ft m 1 (DS.*
denatured spirit R TT >tt3f)

formed ad] ftfirff, tIrR.
former ad]. 1 q«^

3 {latter aqttfi)
former adjudication nftftdjq
former and latter ilt-aiqT
former employer ^
former extension ^ fttRTf
formrriv qp^
in limes past inr 979 ^
old times Vtlln 919
ds) a of yore guBR 919
ancient limes msflR 9T9
former pasiporl ^qrtqTT
former residence ftqtn
former yearqi^-qv

•lormtt (usuadlj deDotss an order in
bird*) -nwei

form fartor Portitry (Ft, eee^ieunt it
/ertitr.Germ FormroAOltheratio ot
tbs volume of a tree totlio produbt
of Its basal ares and height— I.F.B )
"rffa-sme n,

stem form factor 49»q-9ppFfiyjtw
tree form farioTq9-arT?ift(p:q
branch form ftetor 9I9T *n^-

gqq

timber form faclot ff»J«5*9rfft*

!r»rs

Smallwood form factor 9g9i<q*
•ttpftijeiq

arltfieiai form factor ^fqq 9T9ft*
399

abiolule form fartor ftr^St HTFft*

normal form factor fJiiTpq
Q99

FormFL H (CM II lOSlaqqft. t»
(forFL.i«sr)

Form F L. 1 1. \ nqq (V.q. W*«
form fours Drill 9gr9)*qTqsk
formic ad] Chnn. qft9 (fonnio U
from SVnskrit aftv)

Formica Zool (Lat. Vnt') qq-q^lPr
F. rufa (re.1 ant) rr TO
formic acid qfeq *r*9
formic lilack Ccl. lad. qftrq 9 t9

{onalda^Is

€ 6 *

for tho Uaa being in force

fonDi(UUem?j Xil »iVT«

fortniO Cltein wfil/

{ortnm?

formlf**

/orm.fine Cery
formo- = forfn-
form of AE£riDjUoD ni5?R
form of a-rccment sm

form of *[i]'lication
form of a|ii>tiiation for afi|uiring
imniovabic |^ro^>ortv

form of coD^Wulioa *t

form of iltclaralioo irf7«n 3TS
form of inJeuinity note

nw

form of loiiination rtefl 07?
form of juilsmtnt
form of thouflil Leoie ft?If ^
matter of lItou;lit pnnT"?f3
for money

formottn Irown diiip'.r An T’e^-
Mt «« «r»inA {fouo.\ in Cbin
IIill* lormoia «te}
formoie ( lam «9’J «
formoaui Dot fax (boaulilul) TttO?
IcrmI* 1 BWft 1
rrevention— CM 11334)
form quotient Ferairv
{omi< iDii tialionery B7? a^f IreR*
smift

Formi ao) Stationery ClerW sm
trflJt atari [sdl Oifj*

Form* Clerk n7?fafT»
forms correipondeoce

n

forms iDilent in? *7T^tT
fprms reftiter vn-V^
forms rrquiiitioa book BTI-ariaT

5 * 1 *

FormT 6 im m k(aT=ffitl)
form two deep fJrill flTlf Wtl^
formula ^ «. (Corst )
formulary /

formulate tb (to pot la a systemt*
tired statement or eiprMtion)
ftftsflMa

formulated aJJ ijfrT

(Const )

iormulalioa trfesq{it n
form utility Ecoit. aei-ST^lfTTl
formyl CVn. V^n

formvl blue Cirf Jud TO3
fomitl Molct extra Cof hd 49S
wRilfT

Fornax-Farnare AslroH m {an>
c.iluorl)

Foroaxid ^itree 55-S«*I
for nevessary aruoutn*^?*

* ^

for iteiessary artion and return

ar^T* *17 l^t « fav

fornuate tb vqmm (x^ un
marriel)

fornication Loa (I TO ai^rtm* n
(tee adultory)

forDKaloriMitDd I* C ) anputuft ( f\3

fornix Afutt (Lat ‘ar^l ) ^tlHl /
for lion resiJrnlial purpose Fniftllt
sralfi % f?ir

for offiiial tiic only %** nffltt %
nqfiT % sr*H sirax-iPtfnp}
for orders attCTiiu, »n^ «K
for orders plea«e Wl^nri fTTl «i^
ftftpt

for |>erusal and return ^

fpq

for pratiKal puj|Kise» tTn^lfN nV
« 7 *jtt 5

for prevemiog or reaifyiii- anv
coniraxention of ilxs order 5*
wtVn % firrft g??tpr «> amyi
€ 1 * *t> % fen

for public purposes Jt^ainu,
imrsi* % feq

for purposes aforesaid niffli

%feq

for rearm; purposes Tiwxrf
for record wfeltan^, airirilK^ fe^
for report please life*

Waq

Forrests Ynonao «illow warbler
ders ^ gsqr

forsake rb (tocivonp) *t»lR („b
quit), *Ttn>i *tqi, gif ^iii
forsaken adj Tt**r. KlfiR?
for icruiiny qfif^oinip}, qRfHtVT 4
feer

for sliotlncts'inPi % few
for sijMlure f nreit « few
forsterite (inaipsexium ortlioailicato^
Itailay ll>m Diet of Client, if
Miner) «Mfe> so. (i« (qc

mineral)

for /“iirh purpose ^'ir 3^3* % feq
forswear (to reject or renounce upon
oath) SnVTf^*IT *T®Il
1 orsytliia Sat (Inifilit ) elloii bell,
shaped llotiers) iftTOnz JTSlfe
I iiiterraedia(ali^bcid) «*T7l7-

dowf the (loners) TRS"? ifla7*4
fort 11 , nf

farthcomin'anrTTJJK rq^)
for theaerouiit Sloe), J.xehanaf tnoi
to ho settle 1 intil the end of the
torni sottlenio it peijod)

5T, TOTT 77

for llic hcnelit of i IpTI’I, % tji i

for ilic liencra of exiimple
37 I 5 TO styr * 7 ^ it
for the lienefit of iiifc and cliildrm
LflieTtft fiprA

for the tensiilcraiion of % Rt*I7%

feq

for the ronmleration of the ;osern<
mcni V ftgifrt:
for the en l> of jii.tiic singSi gtwfit
f?w

for tlic cXi.tin? rules ftcRT? Rmff

V ITT* if

for till. Iirsi time atm *17, Tir^ *T7
for iKc ^uidauceof^ttrAat^at^ferr
fot the monili ending
*1^ 1TT>7 % few

for the nonce (for the time uein;]
BifftTf

for llie «lli lime Valk «-*T7
for the present anfi
for the profit of a person f7ftr% PPf
^ few

for the purpose of ittrfhn if. ^ STl)*

5131^, « ^

for the purpose of eeriinng ai^
TTi^kfew

for the I nrpo.r of this »eclioQ fS
iTW « 117133 % few
for the purposes ofexriution (of a
decroe) fT*nT3 4 anrsaiii
for the take of & ^, * few
forllir time leiiip ipffsra (Const).

W^P* (occurs m the atnnn,
for the lime bein- in force

for thi* reason

66S

foster sister

{Const )

lor Tfa«onX« ?5

forthw Ilh gt»e (Const )

forthwith < oiiimanicate 5 T»S

forttfication 1 (stvengthewng)

11.5 K

2

fortifs rh CT*t^

Fortin s liarometer PKjfj (it liss in

itijustttiiio Listein) erttr-

JIH

fortnight try m
fortnightly
fortni/hlly Lullolin
fortni^litlv <li*ry qtfy^
forlnvlitU listtnfy^Spt
fortni^hili niilatioD '(\tro'i

fortni^hils |•rnllln^ list arftfl pre-
JTR

fortni^hilt j•rll„rp«s'n^y*ffnft
fortnigliils rp|Hirt rnfw*
forlnislitU rp'pii*itioiiaify«sr^
forteiglitlv rriiirii aiTyr

fi>flDi,!hll) rLlurn III kct arfyiSWl*

foriniphlly lUlcincnt aifttT ffirfl*
forinif.htly inlc aifyy iprj. 5TR MW
fortnyhlly vreiglitmnu tn^«

(otltc** ^ n , »TT
1-orlrcss Cutiiinjoilcr jn

for trial wr^fTTW, sp^tsTT «
fortuiloiM csent snt?lf«rT UTsn.^
HTtTT (ait o( Cod)

fortnna .djtrou I'.eldRsi gifu; fi».
pood fortune r^nny n,
fortune tellfr (riirarticiif’* o^ieinotr)
f

forum 1 (the luartet rlao* or puhlie
riaco of acit\)fVwrft?n,EIE

2 (tnlninl) rejaiftfKtTl h

3 (in orciniraMoT which holds

ruWic meeting for th» discussion
of current ifTairs) »tV^ /, ttiH,
n i ; r> > g *i , trx'^n / , n

(Miri

forum actus (the foriin or th«r!sce
where the thin:! was done) tlTsrt*
n.

for Tilnable consideratioa Xato

for saluc recened swist^l %
for w ant o{ ^ mm
forw aril ru/j 1 «m. tflPT, MRiTTtiV ( r^)i
wrirfi

Q Gem all- {Dut future ail^*)
forw aril ndr. tAir, gy • *11^
tarrieil forward sii!t^)iT
forwanl ib (to send forward) alrTtr.
smt ^rasft

forward La-c ilfil MH antlR
forward lieaxin*; Sure
forward BloiL aiPlim ^
forward contract
forward dcliTcm nil tT^n
forwarded si^tfTt Kill TriT
to Se forward! d llirough ^ 7RI
apn % 5m noftn TT:n
forwardsd and rerommcndcil Mn^n
nTtmifeii

i^rwardeJ for .li>|M>'al ftrioari «il-

fta

forwardeilfor inforiualion end ncrcs-

♦JTS actioo si^ i»n arm* art-

trfr % fpw nWit (wai flin)
forwjrdrd for nr<T‘»3rv action im-
TT* riTTTfl % fpw nirfm (ftai
mt)

forw trd. d t« trt ini ir wiiFrT
forwarded to for loformaiion
and rc|K>ct plca-e ..tft Jrn xt

Ar nft^ ^ srijfipf

forwarded to the... .. ^ t5ej 2 whftw
forwarded to the Aciountanl Gene-
ral il 2m 2 niftg

forwarder 1 nn^ m

3 For«frir=nur«e tree (a tiee rlan
leil to afford piotectioii to other
trees when joung)
fonrarJ ettimalr em-mn'JH
forward eacinnje n2
forward exchange contract arft ftPf-

forwardtog n nitTn n
forwardin' agent w^Tn nfiynmilTTi^T
mPtnGrmn

forwarding letter wom SRt. tjnft-mr
forwardin' merchant srtrjc
forwardin' note t nttm
miv STJI-mt

fnrwardio' railwaysniTT

2m

forwarding station ip* ynp
forwardin' the application snVpTm

n^ itiRT

focwird mirl-ets comtttisSioti n2*

fVrfJt-^dg

forward nio\ cment sni-tlfir, nf«

forward position MW fitlfit
forward price £c<m
forward purchase k 2-^
forscaril reaction Chem. MIPTT fiEm
forward reference Mtraj

forward sale k 2
forward shipment
forward total wntfri
forward trade h 2 STITR
forward trading wfi*rqtni <
forward transaction M^-sqSEIf
fossa 1 Anal miT ii
3 (a ciinitoiel^foiiiia
fossa os aha Zoof M^rmt tiltit
fossette Zoof /
fo— il (petrified sniinsl or pUnt, or
poUion thereof found in rocks—
Ilenilcison) m

fo‘*iJ formation sft»TTtr*r*^I
fo‘-i1 history sftTTTM-^firtMi

fo<sihferoti9 )ted rfransjwtrer
fos'il-impressioD sftfTEM

fo.-iliiationrflwt’l, wTJftMSRn .irtTt

(to become petrified)
fo-sdise eh W tti lM VJ i. st721-

TMT IMtn

fo-sihaed ajj. ^ftfttTTr.

fo"ilogi « fossilology ^rtTTlT-^^

fossil plant M7M-7TE7
Fossonibrooia JJof (thsUns wing
divided into lobes) tnfe’JV'trarft
fossorial adj 2ool (fitted for dig.
ging)

fos-onal adaptation Zoof. f^=T« Mg-

fossoriil wasp tTTT

fossula Zool. Mritm /.

fossyssphossv

fo-ter w. m.

foster rft tffHT (Const)

fosterage (ciro of i foster childi’ffftr.

MTMn II

foster lirolber vn^ty m
foster father vyf^T fTM
foster mother MflriystTt
foster sister tn^rfl /.

lotlax-tx*# »» ‘

foammne D. fnontae O-pifMiiBe
Cal Ini TTtfinft

fo«ler-ltte = inotlier tree Forttirn
(i tr^« which proTidM 8e»d for

niturtl regencrttion— IFB)

Foue»nU'« experiment Jjlroii. U*-
monstrxting the »xi il rott tion o!
the e»rth) xglfrEttrf-rw frCT _ ^

Fouceolt’* method P?iyj

Foucault i pendulum expenaenl
JjJrofi ^

foul t*. «T*i.

foul eij.

foul hill (certifies that at the lime of
clearing, the post was infected
with disease) rtn
foul drainige
fooling mark 41
foul Unpuape «

foulrfBelliBg adj tfeTts^
foondod;

S VTTf. BT«rt

feaod fi. (a fil* for eemh realers)

{nuodalioa l.*W. «T*Tf « . fl*

9 foehtRa

fouodatiea eoaeKto^O-telt
foonditionlerel Vit-VS
feusdalioo nogjllg Eaj jiNTfAwR
foundation sioBe 1 (a atone laid with

pablio eeremoDjl

9 (suitable (or use in (oiodations)
WTRTf-tTFTf so.
foonder 1 feWTiTW **i*

9 Com n.

foondera' iharei Fuannra
fooud guilty fhRTtnw m-,
jwt

foundling nitJW (Oilgit

foundry <MT#r / . fWTttTT
foundre easislaut
foundry eitabtishment
foundry aectioBttvnwl-w^xm
fount (container (or oil) /$

¥X*t

foautaiu TW. Pt^ m . WWWSW «.
fountain moss (FontinnJii oelinrs
»ica) fJo(

fountiin penWsftTttm (sneientword)
foueuin type of iballus coniiruc-
tion Pet ^WTU <1

four-berth compirtment JHf R5*

four eorners (the whole of »o insttu-
ment— Aijar) VI, ^stR
four-coupled loeonsolise filp. Eaj
(with two pairs of driring wlioefs)
wsfRgfirwwfew

four-dimensions wiftwi/

n . fru^rei os.

four dram bottle WJ-ltlW ^
fonr-ere (» fish)
four-eaed 6sh *0d

four figure table V«(h W3I* RITuft
fou rfold WJ^, ■ulijdl
fourfold atfometrr Chen WlftWit
four furrow plough gW

four-homed antelope WJ Vl iR"',

Fourvet’a analyais-hannoiue ansly.
lit PAys

Fonner senes trtvRRl* •ue'i
Fourier s theorem Phft
fl5>ew nira
four locular odt

four o cloek family Bot fWife

four 0 clock flower (IfifebslMyelope)
fwlfl* n (B .K U . Ben.)
four parts formula d$tron w(jirtn ^
four rayed aJj Zo/t w^IfH
four towed barley w^stOd sir
fours i>rsH w^yw
fours coTcr Drill WUl'SH,

faar.ecrew instrumeol Sere.

fourjided adj

four sided cross-section Uimrol W^

four stroke oil eogioe WJIIUIR ^
ri»R

fourteen-sided cell Zaol w^^tign
%Nii

fourth cerebral WTil tufyitRl /
fourth duneoaioB fm

fourth proportionel jfolk W^UTJlPff
fourth root Hath. ^

fourth Tenlnele Jnei met spji, w^
Sfl

four-wheeled carrugewjutx siTW
four-wheeler wgWB. w^wrf) (-rnj n.
four wheels wegon w^awtt

four year cycle foratlry WjW ^
fousia Zool. (largest carniTore of
Madagascar, and to be of almost
noexsmpled ferocity in diiposi-
tion— CNH X 404) m- (»“-

eient form)
fores Anal , Bot *li
fovea centralis Anal- *1*11 *1^
foieelatui fioC Tax- (btTing amill
depression or groore)
fowl 1 PI

9 S»frf^ tn , ,

Fowler's solution = arsenical aoln-
tion PAarris. nvilcISi
fowling (the sport of hunting wild
fowl) Jf fST^ PI

fowl ipirocbaeloais JIfed. fWJ!*!’*'

Ft'l pn

fowl tick 5»f ! Were
fft* 1 (an animal) isVinft / . BltfO
9 (a colour, yellowish red ysllow
ITtlWy in hoe, of lew *re satura-
tion) ^RIWlRidld

foxglovewfsiry Cngerwfingerflower

sirmlllfit/.

foxglove blue Col 7ni."wiiTyl# ")•
foxglove Uafwdigitalis PAam.

fox. grape (Filit Mfaeta) WT'R’nftrft A
(Ban)

fox grass (Csranium roierlianiim)
fox bide

(ox-honud Zool Blini*eiftriiB
foxDut (Puryofe /iroe) W'OHsI Pi-
fox shark CTf
foxUil Por Bhwjx® "»
foxtail DiilletaltsliaB millet
foxtail pine (with dense foliage)

fox terner Zool (formerly used to
dig foxes) shiyt-BW
FP. (footpound) PAyi RTSt. (ITT-

F.F.A. tField Publicity Assi^anO
(tad. (in-initj5ti-iifm)

F.P.B. (Pioger Print Bureau) B R*R*-

(wafn ^ ftuF!)

FPI (Food Procurement Inaceetor)

w Bi fit (m 111% Rtfhgy;)

F.P.S (fool pound second) RTBff<.
(RTT-Jrtxf.e ffX;^)

FP S system (loot pound second

667

inad

T.K

system) '"n at

F.R. (£n*l report) (wf%a 9f¥^T*t)
FJ?. (finsoeisl rules) fit ft (fta ftaa)
F.R. (Forest Esnger)« St (T?|m)

Ft. (forester) a.ar. (ai-ar»)

F.R. (fnndimeotsl rules) ^ft. (>p
ft!R)

fraction 1 aaPI m.

3 3faJ)i- fta (from and used

in Const ), «fll* m
aoo-integrtl ar-'C’)?*

S^Tfn

fractional adj- 1 Ifatfc fwara?,
ftrftai ftta.

3 sjfwift*, uuinvr, awra-

isctional coefficient firrftagenSi fen*

fractional combustion ctrinST TCa
fractional count Tattles
fractional cry stallizauon flUl'ltr
fractional currency insnft*
fractional distillation BUMtn:
fractional distillation apparatus
Chert. Buintr www arftr
fractional distiUatren cnloBaafrte.
tionating eolnmn sUM.tu *tWT^
dnastrsTiw dTt

frictioBil distillitioa netirer trm.

iRT. a rT « m arrrrtrr

fractional distillation tnan$le tnrr-
rrn* an^W ftnVn

fractional e^moccl finr-nT^T^.ftsO**

fractional number
fractional oxidation BWiri !T' aic'n
fractional ibare HTanfirai akrt
fractional test meal 2/e<J (MeM. lOS]

fractional sKcigbta ttWlfttS ^tTT
fractionate rb Chert,
fractionating column or tube ffitMC
TO (ef. rit^)

fractionation nn’tr^ n.
fractionator ^ rs.

friction of a fraction J^aXA, VT

fraction of a rupee tofi

fractions exceeding one half srt^li
srfTO f.TsST*»

fraction wub surd denominator
Cracto^oud (it occurs in brokaa frag-

ments)

fracto-cnmnlus
fracto-Bimbns ^ftss-ow^iln
fraclo.srratas ssf*TA-tan)}ij
fracture 1 Surf, sifttrtn rs.

3 Ifetnl ^ ns.

3 Geol. m. (we fault)
fractured aurfacc xm to
fracture of skull
Frigam ftol

F. vesca (ceaca email. feebleO 53"

^ grg ;C l

fragile (k)} iiaf, xfla BT51T
fragile bottle IT^
fragile doenment
fragile goods Mjy
fragility of corpuscles ^hu-’RRTtn
frsglliiy of R. B C TSE-Tftt-SEhn ^
iFjrtn

fragment attfisg, ^*5 n
fragmental 4wfy

fragmentary ndy axegtltT, an-

(rtgmenution J a r w sn. ftw sgn n
9 Siel. (separation leto fragmeots
or parts) n

frigmeetation of holdings

fragueoiaiion spore Ifpeol. ftnvrr-

fragrance grm ns.

fragrans Bot. Tn*. grfw. gnw
fragrant ad>

fragrant nutlree (UfTtsItca/rofraht)
atfriw m. (B Jf.,11.), TOTTO
frail ody. ajjr
frailty ^rjrwi A

fnmbeiia =yawa Jfrf. rgrtsT m.
frame n 1 stun m.

3 (of a pictnre)

(Mar ^nz)

3 B/gr rtif ivtw m.

4 iutcHsobiU (nm m-
frame *6 TORI, WFRt
frame a draft siiVU

frame an eatimaie nnom UiTIitT
frame a acbcnie ittrui UURt
frame rules ftusr «i(m
frsme saw (run KTO, UIFI mn
framework 1 fraiy ^

3 •I'JH-toiw. stVK^vm n*.
framing eatimatea H I STau YKRI
framing of iasnea {» a amt) WITH .

franebise RaiftttT m.
franckeite ^siaRia n- (>^- for ^
lead, ^ tin, n- forTORiotimony,
"• for 5^ enlphido, -T* for
mineral)

francolm ftftrftm.

Fraocolisns Acet (ftftf?

ancient word)

frangipani (Plumiertn aevttfolia) tSlt*
«ITO ri. (NadkarnO
Frankenia Sat. (genua of sea heatij
—Web ) fe»3&tani srarft
F pnlvemlenta (has aromatic pro-
perties— Basn) gsiN J

Fraskcniaceae Sot. n.

franker «a franking mscbine (treo
stamp marking machine)
tJTitn

Frankfort black ■« drop black Cd.
Ini

franking tsacbinearfrinker
Frankliaia Arts ji^ttaJ-irsTft (this
germs differs from Pritiia in bar*
ing tails wbieh contain twelre CrtT
fsttbers v{)

frasklinile (ted et'ae ore) wu

RW red, JR- for sine, T* for
“eft* minbral)

FranUin’s crested lark dees

FianUin'a nlgbljar Ater uds-^«l
Franklin’s theory (onednid theory of
electricity) «?53-STT^-^
Franklm'a wren-warbler Ares »tlTT*
(found all orei India

sTOT)

Frascb prooeee (0! extracting anlpbnr)
Ciem.^^-fkUT
fraternal njj. tjrfW, Vl^-
fraternal tnanrance WitftU aRnfr
fraternal eodeiy WiJ-STJITiI
fratermly « 15*11 / , (Cocat), WTRIT,
W*5Vn m.
fratricide 1

3 ^ m.

fraud Lau> (I.P C.) n^iTt n.,
defraud KHItST
dcceise UIU4,

cheat IRS^, Utf IfH (obtauyng of
property by distortion of tnth)
circumvention tTrs^SI

fr»ud: colluiion

668

ho* electror.

eollaiioD o.'iTflf''*

(aUehood

forge

fabricate fflrTTT^^

gnjJe^fn

couDterfeit Z%, a Si
illegality

andue indueiiee J«ia

fraud iolaw=.legal fraud afu* SHT-

m

fraud on a power (Ai>»r p 997i)

tfl n^uwi

fraud 00 court aai'llt'a k flft STOPt
fraud on registration is oft

fraudulent ad; 1

2 Laifl (IPO SP1T7* n flrwt ^

fraudulent eonreyaneeBim 5 »ii'nf"
Tt

fraudulent creditor trtlT* twttS
fraudulent deelaratien thT’tr

fraudulent enrotraeni U^IT» OTiRf^
fraudulent intent trim <t5nrre
fraudulently taomTCOnr^.Vl^d.
BOIHIfl

fraudulently defaced
fraudulent note ffwTTV n
fraudulent periua>ion S'nyv or ^n tf
fraudnlent posaeaaion trrr>i
fraudulent preference imm itf^tm
franduleni aettlcncnt laam
fraudulent suit Lau t ra it* erfwatn.

Irtadaleat uae tl^n* rrttlrr
fraud upon the law tow 8ft

Belt'd

fraud Titiatea ■ rootrict WROn

fraught with h jrr. -aftWr
fraught with danger amrr^
Fraunhofer lines P^tyi (dark lines in
the tolar apectrum as obaerTed on
the earth) TTB hn (mi dirk and bo-
longs to the Botar race)
fraainelta IDirlamnui aihvi)
ai

Fraiinnspoj tnti BTrft
Betola ^ ir*Tfi|

F ameneina (white uh)T5’Tffii;i
1 . earoliioa (found ia riser awamp)
wfrtB-Bsi;*

F. eaeeltior (aah. eomoon aah)

HIHM nnj4

F ftorihunda (Himnlaynn uh.

Nepal tslO^BW-B^

F hnoheri (it ‘hi* nsoally fiso,
rarel) tei en lonflet*. and thn to
getlier with other distinctioiw led
Uenaifi to regard it as a dietinct
gpeeies -Tr II 657)B*Wra B^l?

I Uneeolala (green aahl^fff BiJ^
r iDieranlha B»IB

F mooreroftiana = F xinlhoiy-

F n.gr*(blact«fli>r*^»^

F otnne (Howenng ash) B*l,^

F pennsyUanica (r*dash)tff B>rS

F rjuadraogulaU (blue ash)

F »anthox*loiJea &BB?WTiI UtTB
FRCOC (Fellon of the Rot *1
College of Obstetrics and C) naeeo-
logy) tinrflw (Tm7« ni wi ril

F (I CS (Fellow of the Roy al Collego
of Sutgeons' TISIB" (WbO* TPt

fefywn: snft*ra' bi
freaVr of nature Sfft WBBI?
FredenecUa (frealinater Byyo
roa svith ao epialoine)

BTfft

fredricite .Iftaerol (argeatiferoua
r»B sanety ol tennantite fn^Rl*)
cni tnstfint m

freest; ift-gfB, (free el

duty), ft%B. ftwi *t»B
2 WB*B

$ arcpj.etBx ^(Cooet ),«ft808B

(Conel )

4 icff conditional) wnftwrB

OWsBTTI.fr'

6 Sal. w«»B,
free «& grB
Irtf.

to base free aeceae ft* ftf k
anen (r*Bl
free acid

free aeration irBra BIjfiBU m-
free air (not under realratat) vm Bl^
free air space at*i* Bt^
free allowance Btf ft 5** wtT, BtB
rv.,IZI

free alongside ship (F 4B.) tfriTti-
BBrafrs**(4BTft)
frc> and iini|ualiiied discretion

aftr wBraft^ .

free and soluntiry consent gsB WT

iTttft

free association PiyfW- wft^sB

Ireeatqaay (FAQ) DlJ BT ftgj*

(Btft)

free hanking Fcon WBrJ arf^WB*!
freebooter gsg*, m

free bouiidar) surface PAys. WBrX

tflai-tret

free cell formation Pol- bIiTT-
free central w^B

free central placcntation Pof *5frB

free coinage attm icB
free eompelilinn aiBM
free consent nra <IBft
free convesance by rail, nver and
tea B81B, irfl rfVrng? ftgjB
BTB

free course srBT4 tnn
frec-eiittiog steel J/e(itl. (it can be
roaeliiiiod rapid!' ^'liambera) •R5‘

freed nrf;. giR
free delivery mbi*
free distribution ft 55B ftBI

spy ftwri*-

free diatrihution register ft QBB'

free ilom BTraBBI / , wra*»B n.
liberty^BBrilBBl
licence.amdWBI

freedom of choice JfalA.BT’t-Bira*^
freedom of conacience Bra BTCI ^
BBBraSl (Const.) filTBlW Hiaw*
freedom of cipreiiion kRtsbRe-

freedom of speech ' HI B W -yt||?f» s T, Bff-
rararsB (Const.)

freedom of the press ggei TBTB^B
(freedom to print anything ssitbout
CBBsotahip— Aiyar)
freedom of trade BtftnB ^ *8 iraBt
(Const )

freedom of trade, commerce and
tot e rcourie inpjlt, BlftlB rfVf BlWt"
tBBgTT B1 yin's*
free edge Tool g* BZ
free electron itBIB ftsj^
restricted electron RttB

ires «nd

669

free toil

free end 3Ialh. S’K 5*F *ni
free energy (minimum tvaila'ile)
Jn^^TcUT 3^5

free CTrcs* fare liikct Hiy

free e'sehaoje market tjcm STTM

ftftrnf-frrfti

free exchange rate HTTS

free family tiard g?T "jinTt-TO

free falt> ickU^T.

free filameot Dot WS

free fishert tm\T jn?9rfvnTT

free floating Dot

free flow fffT?

free from air^-^%W

free from all average tims tTTnr

5^

free from all encumbraneet tnttit
WIT-gT

free from dueate 6tl-g^
fr^e from dissolved gu Phj/t.
ttife-tfi’t

free from cncumbraneea WiT-gr
free from error* of grammar

rft arglaTn Ii

free from general average (F G A.)

g»^ (CT ST J.)

free from imperfection er^
free from io*eci infe«t*tion <lmT*

Tiw frgs^

free from limit infhr
free from mixture arflrfv?
free from restriction wrni
free gift ^ n , Jrai^rt (anci-

ent word)

free gift of nature JTfFfir^ si*n^ (sp«
free gift)

free poods (without duty)

free pranl fir sjfi wg^S
free praniee ft «rg7iSa$Vfll
free -raampft spswiTVt, ft JJ5*
free-hand n Ij g^-gM
freehand sketdi gT^p Mi^q
freehand siiioofli curve StotiftK^
gT^ WT?^ me

freehold Law 1 (this Ijr-o of estate
most possc>stlic itiialit)- of 'inde-
lenninate duration’, for if the nt-
liiost perio<l oftimeto which an
estate can endure be fixetl and
deteniiined. it can not ]>e a free-
hold— Wharton XI eik iiJ74) nure*

a ftrtfR, atptm

freehold market value fttvil'l (VlfiT-
WgT

freehold property ftrvftiT fnftr, KTrJT-

freehold rights Low ftt^TS arfmr
freehold value Law iTgl

freeing of the crowns Forestry^
rston

free issue ft ftffR

free licensing aiVM «Tg91TS

free light soil Dratnaije ftgtC Pg

grr

free li<t (a schednle of commodities
ndnutted tn a eo iiitrt free of dnty )

ft gr*

free-tiMog «,/;

free lo»e (liii'ij> lojetlier without
intma,«) wgjT; Rg Tim u
freely wtm rh h (Const ), Tfin (l«
«. gT ^ ^

toJi-trilmtefreelvfTO

«nt. »ma fiTtw cm
freely hranrhed £o{ sgTStlftlit
freeh lieensiog nfiR NgtR^it
freely motalle yoiot (diarthrosis)

0^? sfta

freely soluble «p^ fil^
freeman mclit gr?

Freeman's non-poisonous white lead
Col. /».) ftfsR iftR
free market sntwftlftl
fre^ market rate «rcTR wi
freeraartin Zed. (a ,tenle female
calf twniborn witli • male)
Rtnrr/

free medical aiiendante ft
faTfRI

fre< medical relief ft-g?* Rxfitw

ft gw fwfctn

free medical treatment ft wra
ftTfiRI

free ininiage Aocn. frgw mTR

t«R

free mosemcDt \ arvr* tltnmmT,

gn wiR

7(o(fool)«nT4Wgii
free nitrogen triRt gtnft
free nuclearduisiou JJ,o/ t.-jk sitft
RT3W

free nucleus (from which other parti
have disappoaroi)

free of all average R^-in«t-gTB
free of all encumbrances Law R^Rfr*

g»B

free of capture and seizure (P.O.S-)
tPiTHgei afiTHgei ?t gtK (i.
«. 5 )

free of charge fte^iBiT, ft gW
free of Jutv gw-g^T ft
free of general average RlJn’T-tTIx^s
gvB

free of particular average ffftTC-tTTitT.
tJ’f

free of revenue »T3t7 gvB
free of tax R7-gw

free on board (FOB) sfftR-Tisar
ft gw (s’ =T ft )

free on board price (FOB. price)
ft g5 « (rt T ft. g^)
free on rails (FOB.) (covers the
price of poods and all eliarges
thereon ustil placed m the trucks
atthersilna; etatiODnam»d)freR-
9R»Tftg?»(iTel!t)
free or uorestneted interpretsttoa
wiM *nj*i Rftcrfisw ftWn
free oxygen 5*315 aiw. CTTtnr WTR,

stAgrrsoTR

free parcel ticket ft gw T5R
free pardon sraftte^ WST
roDdiiiontI pardon waftrvw mn
free passage 1 ft gw wnff
3 Bel. *tUT« JR^
free pass.holJerepass-hoider
free path arum W
free period Phyt im« Wfft
free j>ort ge*g« qxrt
free profession of religion wfWftriT
R7 ftifi rS »t WTinn
free rjuarter* ft g?*
free guanz gw frft*
free ration ft gw RtTOiS
free replacement ft-gw gftwTW
free scholar ft gw t?T5
free serv ice ft 35*

free service aril. It 4 i:o.(strvK« arti.

des camel frei)ftg5« eiTBaftw

frectcrvi.e way lull i?/j, ftgw^

fre- ships ( ,e ,,r,i sliu«s) tnnr 3? nM
free «ili.a gw

free soil (w^ere no ft. slaves can
I s huMjftTTS >i.ft

Fnneh T«nailicn

£r»« lUmp muKng mtcHna 670

free ennp mirkiBg michine gw-

{reeiuodtag adj. (th»t which »tendt
on its own louaditionj) ereTlWrf^

. .

freeiUndiog e*»e WWPWrtt WnT
faee -iUndiDg tree* Fortttrt

ftiraw

free rule CAeni.

free stipule £{< WTO«3'iJ

freettone I Petrog tjiuiW

9 (s oolonr, rediith yellow <Prnwt
In hue. ol low "U leturelwin end
eery bi|b 5 bnlhenee)
free itndenuhip **»'<

free fppplj ^
free snrlice PAfi TfTO, W5^

W

freMwimmisg (eble to iwim ebout —
(fp, to blteebed] XeU. won **rfl
free tenuge
free tlunaiog iVreiiry
free UeVet fii-gw TH
free Utne wsqrfv AST. WCT
free tolereaee

free tolenace limit TWVfTiT

tdtit. ^ <1 rfrm
free treJe C<ww erew eenTT
free tride eret ftTfg-WMH-in
free tmJer enra w n if t. WTW-Wrnr-
WT<1

free tnde tone srm-nTTTT in
free irifEic weivmaivil
free trtxuit ft-gjw m(^44
free tree tree ft? ^TT

free tree eyilem
free user towWilftwi;
free renulstioa ITff\e%4 etw:^ 1141
HW

free nhritjoo piyj wen wiirr,

free riiioB Sere. entX tft

free w»rd

free witer

free wheel gea-WT

free will Twn, /.

of his own free will end eonsect

wIt ft

freese rJ I TTTW, WJTUl

9 (u, »s*wu] fere^urw, Tfrvtw
freeeug 4414 •.
freesiag (pputtn* 44T4.W^«
freetlsg Biehiae 44H 4^

freesng nuxtnre 4414 (ftv
freexiog of itocb
freetiQg order Pnwsi^l*
freenng point Piytirol Ciem eWRl*
freexiog point tbertnomeier luixls-

freexiBg the eqnilibnaa PbynMl
Cieei. lit?4V?t.4VlH
freexiog wxter T4T4 sra
free tone Peon, (on eren within whieh
goods mty bo receirod nod stored
without psyment of duty) amatn

4^ 5 W 5 ®

Fregits iftt ^fJ-CTlfr (they ore
noted tor obteining mneh of tbeir
fool by robbiDg 4*3 other birds)
Fregiudse dees <•.

Fregetts di«s«lft4.a4T{tr
freibergile twyatfil* «*. silrer.
”T for ^Tl copper, for enti-
Bouy. tJ for ealpbide, Hfor
cninerul)

freiesleheftite (ftilHia {d|- for
Issd.^ for T»4 silrer, •• for
satiBony, 0. for snipbiisi

(or mioerel)

freight I (hiro for trenspcrtetion of
goods) in-

rp%n

3 (sura of money pnid for trunsport
by weter) W yew ■ (from fWitTPt)
34X4^/. WRWn
4414 es.

inwxrd freight emtifrc
outwerd freight
•hipping freight ^.XIITV
freight end elexnng cberge* Vt^iTKC
ift? St^TWW *44
freight eir 41 x 4.414
freight ehxrgee tnpVJniTT
freight locnmotieewgoods locomo.

Urexnxwwfn

freight memo «n4«-9m (fur Const-)
freight note enr» 44
‘fmehtpvJ }EU I SSSi “ egei:v4

freight prepaid 4141 44ft\ f^wi
freight to pay ^4 4i?4
fremilos ifj (pnlpnhla eibrstiou or
thnll) ttrwiitM. (Tit pi2p*ble+
w'bx Tihrelloo)

French hesnwhsdneyhesn

French beige (n eolour, red-yellow
in bne, of low "4 sntumtion^
41(VTt9

French blue lanltrxnurine

3 (n eoloOTi roddith bine y'nnwl
in bnei of high 4^ sstuntion end-
low ft bnllisace) .gJl'sn’w
French boUdog (e smell bet eered.

breed) 45.464 m. {»3 bet)

French chtUc f)4i4‘4ld
French carve (used for drawing Bon>
eireuler curres) 444*4 «.

French diseise — syphilu
French clmaUImns cerplnlfelu
Irenefa grey (e colour, green 4ft ur
hue. of rety low *4 aaturetiou end
high 4 bnllienea) UNgf)

French green (e oolonr, greenish
yellow green in buei of

low *4 setaTetion)

French honiiweor de chssse (henf.

log bom) *414-^ «.

Frencli ntngold (rstfchs ersefn)

|t*l» "I. CBunh nxr
French ocherwyellev ocher
Freoeh partridge •• red.Ugged par.
Indge

French peawpetiu pois m.

French physic nut (Pofrephs rnnlfi*
jWa)»T4^Ct/. tUW.)

Fryseh polish m.

French red n ronp Cef. Ind- ’t’Ht
4«

French rose (Posa gii2Zicn)4«4TC4
French seerlet (e eolour, yellowish,
red wrf*a in hue, of yery high *ft
uturation) wfatvfta
French screw thread aectioa fjgww
4«* 4rftg4 ftX (crest u double of
trough)

French sea wormwood (drCmina
•nanfima) 4J15f^4l/ Baiu)
French sorrel 1 = Oialls scetosella
fi54T*4^tr4¥W) /.

3 wRumex scutetos f*i6 9%4T/.
French truss • cambered Cnk truse
French ultrtmsnoewFrench blue
French rcrdigns Cel- Ind ^niT*
4Wl

French yermdion (a eolour, yellow,
ub fed tw’T.'ft IB bus, of rery high
■ft aaluretion) ■fht4rtl4'

Frtneh Vcionaio grtan

671

Fricdal-Cralt'i iBactlon

French Veronese green=viridi*a (&
colour, j ellowisli green TaHH m
liuei »»tur»tion ami brilliance me-
dium

French yellow (» colour, red-yellow
tTTft=T in fiite. Mturetion end Iinl-
lienee nie<lium *f‘*l) Jr-'mi'iflfl
Frenela rhomboidei » Callitni thorn-
boidee Dot

Irenielue = guenejuelite ■■ leUno-
'feismulhitefts^W^in (RtT- forftnj
biimntb. lor eeleaidii
4* (or iTunerel)
freon (dichloro-diduoro methene)

frequency 1 VllaUQI, /.

(number o( itemt)

!i Pfcys (in hermonic motions, the
number o( Tibretions or cycles in e
unit o( time) *n-

a Plant i:eol.(the etetislieel result of
counting the species of e communi-
ty) Brtrmn. /•
frequency end duty Irrij *Tt^«T
sS^qfTRrn

frequency eurreni frtinwMTt

frequency cune «rtenai-f»

frequency diegrem grt^(Wl"^5

frequency distribution

frequency griph

frequency of cycles

frcquc'^cy of eclipses AUren. tl^ O

mfinm

frequency o( motion rjfil-fmT
frequency of sibretions sn^-HWT
frequency polygon ^iiaum s j-ja
frequency reetengle silsnoi stisni
frequency spectre sn^sptf* frmfjr
frequency table WTr»TT?n-frn^
frequent nileiT, nTTSfIT
frequent rii. fTTeiT MR!

flower.frequent ing birds ^iflY

frequent dcfsiiUer Bl’niT sniHl
frequent in«iveclion ftDWfl

at frequent intervals Wn^if
frequennste atlendanee ^

Tif^Pr

frequeoll' *tt^, HW
frequent trs idling tiTVTT mni
fresh <1 ij. 1 srfwTT.

2cuniliered ftfiarrol.

(ss distingiushel from ‘weathered')
fresh-air inlet orfirav Bli B^ST m.

fresh appointment f^6(i
fresh breese (19 2< m p h.) ttHBiOtW
m. (sea Bsaufort'a Vfind Seals)
fresh clearings (for cnltivatson) (tfsT-
wq Hasatn

fresh deposit fiftw, ’HI
fresh esidence^Bnfg
fresh fraetnre mfu^n iHT
fresh fmiti arfirsfq «r
fresh gale ffaKi.(S9-(6tnp.b.}tTXnn
in. ( aaa Beanfort's V^nd Seale)
freah groands srq vm?
fresh l^aae aivt
fresh liter etf^m
freshly hur oi wood qri

freshly felled tree arik^n 19
freah mineral siqffnfna
fresh receipt arf Bjfts
fresh sheet qqiqtr

fresh start (in Isle) nfsnmrm, mnm
fresh suit qvT
fresh ticket snr 7*9
fresh.water adj *fft qr-tt

9t

freihwaier elstn Toel. esFqsnre-sfiTT
freshwiter itsh smyeimr-ctn,
qidUflJTtr?'!

freshwater mussel ifoca. w wa u riw.
«r»5«

freshwater polyp Zoot. smsmst.
SVTI*

freshwater soake ai^.

ati

freshwater swamp forest atwqtntft-
WCD'q-q*

freshwater swamps ar^qtniF-stgi'T*
fresh weather wfiiqq 95
fresnel (nnnit o((re<|uenc},onoMbra-
tion per trilUonth of a second)
frrt/

Fresnel bipriam la biprisra
(iiseil to ol^tain two images)

9 (a combination of two)

Fresnel mirrors fnqrafq Ttt'crjnr
Fresnel’s inirrference experiment
f*p»lw5q-<iqdwr

Fresnel s rhomb (conxerts plana pola.
rire>l li].ht into circiiiarl} polarized
light) qqwifwrqaq-firttq^
fret Afnrir (a ridge across the finger.

l>oard) B I TTTf

fretwork n.

Freundlich adsorption law

Ckeni (the law that the amount of
a aubstanee which can be adsorbed
from solution per unit of adsorbiog
roeaium IS directly proportional to
the concentration of the aubstanee
intliesolution, commonly expressed
by theFreundficlirijHitfiouJ—KCf.
A graphic representation of the
eisnation is called a Frmndtich
irolAerm)

Frenndlich equation
9TT

Freundlich isotherm
F.R.H, (forest rest-house) tlfifsj. (7^-
ftsmii2f)

F.R I (Forest Research Institute) 7 .
W»». (7q

friable adj, (easily crumbled, pulreri-
red or reduced to powder)
gi»4. gtg> ^

friable cons^tency W7\^ msfli
frier l WTui tn

2 (colour) - pilpnin brown (red-
xellowWrflT 111 hue, of low *7
ealiiratinn and tow Pi brilliance)

*77T9^7

fner’e balsam Pluirm. »nm

'J5-f7*7^ (coinponiid tinctnre
of benzoin)

friction i>Ayi 07^ m., H.

resistance afirfw
frictiont! electnciiy Higq.

frictional force Phyt
frictional unemployment
ifwftTm

fnctio.. between the general pub-
lic ana ‘he staff opfTT aftT sPTTTfiqf
^ fr77

friclion fuse 976^-0719
friclionleis adj. Heck ^-tfg7, f>7+-

friction matches (ignites by fnetion
on any eur(ace)**lucifeT metches

friction roller Asiron. ll7i-^W7
friction teeter KT^-qftf**
friction tube 7T9
Friday gsiTT

Fneilel-Craft'a reaction CAerc- (oiinp
anhydrous aluminiumTTTTlJcbtn-
ride ^iTTas a catalytic agent)

nftrftTl

672

frait btesk

{tied iuh

{net] fi‘li wfirt JTFi

fnedUnJer* Ucillus = MeUielU

{nend fir» « «i
fnfndl> »ocieiy=beDefit society fjH-
Wtll

friend of tbe court firWi WW*

frigate bird (obtaios coach of its food
by robbing ^^ctiiei birds)

m.

fnghicD rfc wnwrw cm tttti
fnpdaire (a type of elaetrio
refnjerator at'rrc) m

fngidriy (iQ a ti oman) /

FngiJ Zone Otot tn^ eftl

cfbr*«

Tomd Zone sreTl cfjcsfl
inlJ

frilled lip
frilled luacd
fnlled shark Nv-rt) BT$
fnoge 1 Anal tfwftf
iBol ire?rTm (Hioditn^)

S (ornamental projeetiag ends et e
fabric) n

■liver friDge metecw
fnaged geekonllyiDg gecko
fneged roekeTeia=Arabis bro^oii
fneged setae Zocl trfrf^ntbr
fnegetOower Sel (any feerb of tbe
leani Sc^irant^aj) KWHjt'f

fnege joint duf Hwfl s<>«

fnage-wing (an loaect) rw

FnDgiUe Aril smft an

cunt word)

F carduelia fTl^igV-gWTT
FnDgtlUodi dm fJlfteCT-Btnfir (W^

Fnngiltidae Ant ttl m (CJC
ancient word)

FriDgiUinae A\n «JTI jitl m. (*g^g
tabfatnil])

fnnging reef Qrof. (bordering lanl)
trgTt trcT»0

fm tlh (to foM partly) ■IAe'<l n
fr>l n (maleciali partly fused) HTTTC

Frilillaria ZoU (there is lattice-work
of Cee threails) tffl JIM U Vlfd
Frililbrie i!o( (to na•n^l from lie
eliwkired marlmgs of the petali
—Vet) trrft

F. oirrhoaa (lenres eirrhoso— Basu)

F. impenalis •= (ntillary (bulb
Urge— Baso) td***?

F nylei (bulb small— Baso)
fjS*H

FntiUandte ZcU ^Taia*C^I «»
fritillary-^Fritillana imperiilis
fxisalous udy 1 (trivial) gts (Conat )
a (of little weight) omf
fnvelona and aexalioua
Bwrrft

frock (dress of cbildrea, etc)??!! /
frog 1 m , IfTC
aBfv ^ n

frogbit (an aqnatie plant) itch'd n
frog cheese = cheeseflovret (Ifclca
fvJ««lrts)T^'rei'l m
frogfoot (rerieno o^nolit) m.
frog-month dies^'QB m-
Frohlicht law (law govepniog the
strength of magrietuatiori of an
electromagnet)

a(itialetter)7tT«
from above Math ^ ^

from all or aov tn «V9l fciO ^ If
from and after It s(tf
from epemote |>eno4 nrAtt cis |)
from below Jfart WCliypn.sft^ij
from genertiioa to generation

from or loll aract^
from too to grandson jn || If)
from the beginning wnWT, anyvK ft
from tbe date of aueb judgment ^
fVfm % f^MI* ft
from the right iJrill ^M W it

from timefoumenminrtcT(Const ),

bvieiM

from wiiboDi WTCf ft. n fgv. Rr
frond J}e< C7TSI n
} roodicularia ^ool nteTTimmlH
frODiIoee (rcaemUing e frond)
srpT

from doal t^orf (ihefonheBd)imtn
front 1 arjt n , wmtm. jftwtn m
a (Uiiie front) *iRmiir, ftnmgie ».

3 Afoe A. 3T

frORIige attnrfvi m . MIHMI
frontal n deal VnZn
frontal oAj 1 aiir

a rwT» , W?1B, (rWk Y <

frontal bonediwf.
frontal breadth pn?tk*tTT
frontal cla«per Zod ««iSidt

frontal ganglion P(iJ/ioJ P?R ITtRT
frontalis niu«tle Amt. WBR ^*0
frontal lobe dnat rtii’IS
frontal nerve Anat Bf li-ftttT
frontal region dnat WTt si^
frontal ridge (supra-orbital Tidge)
Amt n

frontal aulure BBK fU^l
front axle dnlsmoJilj grl-aRJ^vT
front elevatio'n Engin, atn*7fif|r7
frontier (ftapy tn (Const)
frontier cuitoa t?)in»a-»rrO?*r

frontier post fSVlIT»W*^t<V
frontier route fftsistf tnft
frontiers tSlltRS m. (Const)
frontier trade tftjn*9-S7nK
frontier trafDe rihira-^lFTRlW
frontier village lfttn»a-HTl»
front lens ihcrmomeler jiHlt? HTf
HIH

front of a glacier Giej fpn^-atB
front of a paper and not tbe reverie
« CJ BPim. B ft ^fvTITT
front ©.parietal bone Zool. CTTS.

front row (o( honaes) Jf RR.^
front scale Oeoia. Jjfw ft^l
front tender buffer Eng. RBf-
•nft-arHlTei (ateitmft tender,
short for fliiltal)

front truck PJy ^nff. srelirft ( n.)
front truck wheel Hit. Eng. ani)Tt(t

R*

front wall ani fftft

front wall cell Elic. ltHfwft-«hlT

frost gviT m , BTBI

autumnal frost sttT^ jTiy, err^*
gtTT

early frost
late frost RSrCinTT
spring frost ¥»tsj.ij«nT
frost td> (to cover with frost) IfTm-

frost bitten (blighte.1 or nipped with
frost) gTTTvm («(. frnvTH eneuat
word). ^ ft ttn JWI
froit-bIitc = lamb's-i]uarters (CAsiao-
ToJium nir.nw) Wiygm. (MW.), *1*1
frost bresk ForrKry gtlT-ftn

boi! e«nktr

673

ftiehsinophile tistue

froit rcnker Foratri ^

■ifHlt

froit cnrL Forttlry (i split m » tre»-
trunk daring suddea se%ere frost)
THT

frost'crscked ^

frosted fJ^fTFSTl^a
frosl-hirdmess

frost hirdv o.f; Forettry (Fr rru*.

tant an /reid) STIT'TMI

frost holes Forestry TlIT-fe?
frost-liftiDg Forestry (uprooting of
seedlings hj frost) 71^

^ 4«ii
frost resistince

frost-nb Forestry (Germ J'rosifeiste)

/ . qrw «ft Tft

frost ring lock Forestry fRTT-VFT*

frost Under arf^. Fcreslrg (Pr senii-
bit an /raid) {JTinfbft ( l\), ijTTJ-
from trrwrn)

frost wsrningi UTR'trrrnw
frost ssirniog lersiee

froitjgrreo«oickel gre«a (• eoloar,
)slloinsh green lo hue, of

low sstorstion end low Irilli*
snee) *aas*)Wt3
froth as. (fosra ^l)
froxen o.// 1 (ss< assets)
aftya

2 am fin. Tara

froxen essel Pitm/lfd afiSTt
frozen fish ama *raa
froxen mext ^aia trtff. aJtT fin irts
frozen run wxler am fai mrf at apft,
gata aai-2m

F.Rs. (Pundementel Rules)

ftaa)

F.Rs (Gen ) {FiDsncisI Rules (Osn^
rsl)l ft ft (mj (fta-ftaa (nrarsa)]
fmehtschiefer Petrep. (nith spots
•oggestire of grsios of wheat— >
Tyrrell r-275) ro (see

-schiefer)

fructifiestion awa n.> aaai
frueto-furinose CAr»n. aa-5ft*aij
frncto-pyrinose Chen. ^Ftfra^a^
fructosste CAr»n. aaxtfTa n
fruetosixooe *tKva^fn/.
frnrioie CAr*^ a?rj a.

IS

rfl fraetoir a.at. asrg
friicta*e>osaione
frugal ody anfmmrff {
frugality aftwasaa «

Frugnora Zoof

frugivoroua orf/ Toof «?•

fruit ^ N

raoncd fruit tsaj a a^T ai®, aT^-

ran fruit atai TO
ripe fruit aa%i a^a
fruit bat aajB m (oocurs in S«l, etc )
fruiUbeariog tree TO^Pt) 19 ,"to-TW
fruit blight TO-tnfl /
fruit body Bof TO-aia
fruit cocktail TO-^ftFTI
fruit crop TO-«ai. TO ^ ^
frmt culiurcTO-fft. TO-aftn. to,
tft&ul

fruit development TO ftama, to-

fruit derelopmeBt adviser TO-ftam*

tmnrren

fruit development boani TO ftrot.
tma

fruit dots Bee TO-faaja
fruit OrTW-sr^
ffuitiog Dot. TOa B . arai
fruiting tradv TOa^aia
fruiting habit TOa-sawra
fruiting period TOa-TOr,TOinaft
fruiting tiioe TOa-aw
fruit juice TO'TfT
fruitlet Sftw n

fruit markeimg aocieiy TO>fineia>

fruit pectin TO'Wiadft
F nut Preservers Association to*
aftria-xfvtw

fruit.prodncing TO-TI^ ( n,), TO

fruit products TOftftft TOtfTW

fruits and vegetables to ana

fruit squash TO-arav

fruit sugar TO pin

fruit tjrup TO fhrlT

fniil leehnotogy to Jtplfiat

fruit tree TO*fa

fruity aroma TO-^rRt

fruity odour, fniitv amell TO-nva

frustrated nd;. vmm (ancient word)
fnutuIeBof (composed of two valves)

frustum Grcsii fifTO w.
frustum of a pnsm sjre-fero
frustum of a pyramid np-finre
frustum of a sphere >Tl9*fjTO
frustum of wedge Swrr PER-ftwa
frutii-ose adj Dot (Lat frntex
'slirul. ) ?TatT. ^fro, ^THVn
fry cb vnr^a, TOai

hake (cooking in clrv beat) gvaaraa
broil Hittimaa, s t ft n ur-t
pnll TOTTOT^a, titfiei ar^a
ros«i W7rnrfa. ftxtsra

fty « «'»•

frying pan wmfta m (from rTja)
fry pan = frying pan

F.S (Farm SuperiDtendenOa »• (sva.
srfl^ni)

F S. (Mims senes) Porrifry qr.if.

(aiaa-trt)

FS (foresiglits) Sure W.T (iniTtrf)

F d 8 C (Forms ,f Stationerj Clerk)
(95a aai #Tjaarat(l fWkai)
F.SK. (faetorv storekeeper) ftfl.
(fta*sll4iC€i»nR«)

F5 K R M. (factory stcrakaeper, raw
materials) ftw.Wm.
arfra, wftfai tiprSi)
f slops Photoy, a ftnR
R. (foot) 91. (art)

F lest Slahsties (a variance ratio
test) ft. w 5rF<ttin (Fa for ftan
vanauce m for agan ratio)

Furaceie Dot 5w9T9-fai n.
fuchsia 1 Col Ind. tpW

2 (a eolonr. reddish blue red
<11 la hae, and of very high »ft
saturation) wfirffeiftro
Fuchsia Dot. (flowers pendulouf—
Br. FI p.6ll)pwgjR.9PTft
F. globose

F. ncrartonii (much CDltivated u
a hedge plant— Hr Fl.p612)Tft-

furbsin nsjft /.
fuchsine Cob luJ. spreO /.

Col. lad. »ft-

fochsine scarlet Cob lad. tpnft «lw
fuehiinophile tissue Zool. 'CRftTTj^

fulfil requirtmenti ^

fuCOilD BjOcIiCTV

faco<e (»crjstillin6 Mgir obtuoea
from J’«f«<i)^re9W3 t»

facoxinlhiDtTW51H''Jrt^/ ^

Fucus Bot (the rock^eedsj

F, pUtycMpus

F ierrttm

F. tpifeln (spinl wrtek)

Jrannn

F »c»icu!osu» (huddei* filled

„r)

foage (cq 1 oui) = R“*»‘*“ «»H M
yellow W<tT 10 hoe. of low W bril
lltllC*) (nieaflS

fuel ellowenre rw-*m

fuel eod fodder reierve* ^

fuel end forage ^ 'rtTT

fuel and tiotber ^ s<n«.

fuel eoVe ^aiw 'd'uf

fueling ifTin dill _ ^

Fuel Io»p««tof /lly (Tt)

««(»&)
fuel oil ^
fuel Monge |;>«9r4iii«
furl laoV Ira rrtin.

•fuge *vii (<« ealciloge)
fogttxe arfj (<=0 l*«»hs

eonJci)

fugilire rriniiDal SlWPft WTITift
fugilt^e cnmiBal of a foreign atate
niT «l myrfi wirril
fufili'c offender JTTHlfl KTTnft
fiiUiform od; (Let /ulrire ‘to prop
Of proplilie form) irawaBran (XfWH
iror)

(ulrra pt of fulerum
(uleril •calei Zoot TK RT*
fulrrum I .V.ieJi. wrWl /

3 Zed nymi m

fulfil tb nra^ RT^t TTI RTWT
fulfil « run lilion Bf>-

•r^ tn'f^l

fulfilnirnl BTwn n . Ipt /
•riunipli'hmenl
eertulion farnm

(KtrormaiKCR^Vn
arliH-irmenlfaeirfll
eoraplrtion X*^.***!^'

Ui<ni

fulgent fiot Tax (shining, glowing)
Fulgur = Bos>eoii

fulguralion (destruction of snimal
tissue hy electric epsrVs) (JilS^

Fuhet Am Blfteptiwumfs

sncient word)

F «ra*tRBlf)»FlW
Fulicanac lees 1ifi'<#l*itld'T®l (*3
rn suborder)
tuhginoua — adustous
full odj 1 ^ TJt

3 Foreilrp (crop density) "rfl
full ift (to thicken by moistening,
heating sod pressiog. as cloth)
srafwtj

full addrce* ^

full age (majoi ily) WH,
gniftiB «I5
of full age

full alloliDeni ^ 9*7*1

full amount ^ frfli
full and deftniie rflf
full and unabridged Rnn ^ rflt
*r»^

full and unabridged rights of owser>
(hip in ilie property it

vgifiPB % er«»i ^ wfiiuil
full and unimpaired (ss.usr)^
atfVee!

full auoealing ^ MfitAm, ^ FTt-
sftw

full belief ^

full bench Law ^minw

full bencli deciaion ntimuB.

full blacL D eonc w woo) Dark ND
full blood oAj (relationship through
both parents as brothers o( the
loll Mood) «T^. rni
full boiled ^ TBItSI JRl
full boled a4j Forrsirp

it fik 9 mi

full lirolhrr ttH trpf
full M»le» Bift ufjB
to ll esr rym; eapaniy Bfy Tft BW

(uU.rtllf d TA-VRnrr

full rlieniieal Bnalyiis ^ ntlBriTB

full cloth CooH'iidiiij
full conipeosalioD
full contrai'O^ilioa toifc^ BTTWI-
>rt

full court ^
full cream trait
full details ^

full discharge ^ TTS^ftt
full dose orr.
full dre«s

to be btought into Ml effect
RluifiBW {Iffl

foil employment arjfii-

^liirr /

full endorsement ^

fuller a earth (soeatlsd from its ate

in lulling cloth)
full facility ^ gfwi
(ulbfledged HTrtT-T?i
full'fledged dispensary inliTX^ ^9*
STc'ff

fulbgrowD nd;. FcfMlry (Fr. odvits)

ilr, Tfi "Ti 5*1
foil height Forntry
lulling n IrtnB ii
fulling lilack SRlRB V19
full iDtersioD £ogie ^
full leather Book^nding ^ vA
full legal capanly ^ ttTiT^
full hne Fngin. ^'tRl,
full marka assigned to each paper

bfH urm * B*nc

full moon ^ *1^ irj(UI

full of hard gram

full outturn guarantee (FOO)Tn*

full paid aervice ’i|A.%9B?TBI
full parcels and luggage rate lablei
RIy •!* eftie iWf *WT? *f^ wrft
full particulars ^ ^ rftyi

full pay

full plantations Foreilrp ilw
full power StfiR
full pressed (cotton) 'cfl-’flfkB
full-pressed wool 3ra( (W)

full tejiorl

full lalKradion 1 «rf| (rtfB
2 ifl ftailTR
full scale p;,y, ijyi.ihft
full anter ajr^ «ffsr
full aise qf^aril
full sued a,!;. (leol) ^iRuiW

foil tUttB«nt

67S

fond

fall sutement ^

full stocLia* FcTtitn
full-stop ( .) ftrin ffi. (>« panetoi-
tion mirks)
full time ^
full-time aJj. \4*ia,
full-lune rommi«ioeed sersice^-
wigt &Tt
fall-time datj

full-time oceupjtjon^.^ i» J ’ ji l ftt t
fall-s>a'OD losd
full s.ater rate ^ ¥B-«T
full* ^ ^

full* tad completrli
full* a><essed to Uad rereaue
tIdH

fully developed xfrrct fintfirr
folly employed (tlirocghoaS the dij )
^1'

fully «nar«Bieed \Jiy;
full* infonued ^fira

fully or^anixed ^fia

fully ]iaid ahares tftt

fully paid ticket illy v**a
fully paid lip
fully »ec«re*l aftifT
fulmar (ta tretie tea binl resesUng
tt e herring gull)

Fulmaro* Zee/.

F ?laiiali« st?r*<l
fulniiaate Tm'Wu.
fulminate of nierenry
fulminatiDg aly (tliordensj. explo-
dms witli a Tirii Ciih) irr^,
«ri^iiS^, n^Tai jsn
fulminie aeidfLat Alneis'Ij-htaiceT
CAewu ’is-i'i'* STO (a s^nJ^2 jxj vi-
eons urstxble tcii)
fuloppite wvafi'j ^ (a», fgy
leid, aerj f^r entimonTt T**

for sulfliiCe, -f» far artr?

mme-tO

fulreoe CJtr^ u

FulTCtta Jrti (:*■« lirij are restl'^

-t -I") ^^F7-rrft

fulxetta Arft f

ful»ou*-lirea*ted pied woodpecker
.t*c» TOa %1C14
falTou<-fronted tuthort Jro arry^

(c’ eeVs- ehic. ttreat,
b'CMt, *i-es er the ceek tnjhs
f Jrcui ‘•■f*)
fulvous fruit-Lat i’jnia.

occurs 13 5^* etc.)
fuKous'jrtr htmsier yfemm.

fulvous pitUJrM ftn TCS’T (T7JVJ
IS an tneieit bird>ntm«)
fulTOU'-Tum|>ed Laired woodpecker
Aret qfja

full ii» fXt Tux. ^
fumarate Cle^ ■

FomariaiJrf

F. isdiea (dotreit pink) WTTirjiq
ftTtrfs

F. pamflonsfioe-Ieaied inmilory
(i.are9 biliors ferers— Bun)
flings Qkisn Tfr, ne*? ,
MW ftc^. Caj Mtr. fr-nr,
Hid ftTTTT. Pustico ftrtT)

F. taillantiirur >cd(ra=F. inJira
Famaruceae a.; frn^-JR n.
fumane Afy

fumaric acid Cken ao?r

fumarote (» hole or ondee la e
Tolcunic reg os (rou which giae-
ocs prodact> emanate— WtU,
Clianii cr*) ftftgw *.
fume ^ M.

fume tb««rl<r ^ S^[T*

fume ab-ori tioo IhW ng- g^w -iny

fumigant PUtt pjtlel. w».

funiisate r:i«» rift'l
funiigatml 4 ly ^[Jsry

fiiuiigation H
fumcjtion a«-i>iant Xpt-arptw
funiintuMi lal-our ^^-v<r
fiimiu: n. 'em ■
fuming aJj. H

fueling ruptoard

fuming uiiric an I SF -^KH a^fir^
filial Dg sulpliunc tndip i <kh Sj?nT»
r.Mius,,

renstomeof* iteealecth)^!!?:^^
rrft

F. hrgrometnea
Funarureie Sof k r tti^ayp r ^
function 1 S^. *:u ».

3 JJw.it. K (Corst.)

3 TW!T et.

4 i'jl t fW u
functional aJj I

2 I'all-

3 ra»’. ft* t

fnnctioiul ictinty Zoof.

gi Ctiitsa t

functional calculus UfajV fwf3.*?rT
functional ci>n<tiiucncT r qitaiq

functional grammar sijm *;

functionality J/Ji/.. feft /.
fuDctiotuIly Biel. R.g t l dy ;

funciional mcgaipore Bel ("crfo--
Rin* Its regnlar fu^c^Io^) yiU t Tft

functioiul rrUtioojlup Ttrs.

functionary far^ {ri)n.(ef.

Til)

fnnctionlc'Srtjj.B^f ar^, frtm%
function of a funciioa J/li.-i, fV? wr
firr

fanctiOQ of Dione* Feen
function* of crnwrtj
function* of money 5^1 ^
food (a s-ua of moaer-*-) ftft n. (l t.
■»*ltiBjdowa'. LaL/i3Jsr‘bo‘*sia’
^ fr. Coast.)

capital reilemptioR fund jT#f fVsTr.

^ 6Rj

roD*oliilateiI fund dfVr fif<
(Coast X sSrci firfj
eoatiDgeney fund
rofttrilntorr pro\ ideni fund alrr-

dcLeatnre redemption fund TTTg.
ftff. ^7t{K

defence proiidcni fuaj srf>T^.

depreciation fund srTVTrt-ftfj ar?*

dll idend eipulization fund Ttwtt:-

general proiident fund artnsr

iB<nruce fund arrrr-ftfii. ifrt-
laela les 3r»-Ta=.l S==rX
laiMimeni fluctoation fund
^•T^TTTt-pM
local fund a m-T l g
proTidenl fund arfrt^.f^ (Co=iU
reserre fund *rf«fr
reienne re*ene fnnJnTW-*7^
frfif

sinking fund fa$7-6^ (Coast.)
s tate r ailways proitdeot fund yrw.

vcKare fund W*

fund th vm.

fund*menul ad}. (Con»t ).

fundjmenul n ((undunfntU ptin
eiplal m

fund*ment«l biodiof; Dooife-ndiriJ
WOT? .OTT (>I»^ ‘not »t^teheJ )
fundamfOttl rhin-e JJW
fundamental conception Jfalfc ^

WS^IOTI

fundamental construction Bol ^

fundamental difference ^ WT
fundamental duetjuilibnura

•raR^

fundamental factor WIRTT^^^TT*

fundamental formula Jfath ^

fundamental interval PAva ^ »*«•

!uifui*ftldeh;dft
(currencies of members fonyui

fandamentalljr tpR It

fuadanental note PAyt ^ ^
fundamental operation ifalA. *(?

Dwi

Tundamental patuele PAyi
fundantenial plane iitreu ^
fundamenUl pciaeipU » ^ amfl.

fundamental property TI

fundamental propoiition Hath ^

apanw

fundamental riyht Law ^ «Timt
fundamental root
Fundamental Ilules (FB) ^

(ifisr)

lundamenlat Rulei Compilflioo

fundamental! wraTtm
fundamental alar diiron ajp tntl
fundamental theorem S;ultil>ri
B?ta

fundamenul tiMue^pround liaaue
Dot sttwitlft (aft tiMua)
fundamental tiaane ajatem Bat OTn*
frfs-ftxf'i

fundamenlit lone Afiaic RW RTR
fundamental nnit PA|ti afw k,**.

wTWrtTttrwi

fond dedurtiou friW-awwwi
funded

funded debtaafited or bonded debt
ftfOTl *t*». arftft^wirt nt*t
fend raammer ftfl RfTW

fund holdi ^ ,
held by the fund)
fundiBR fWlRT.
funding a debt njR W
funding bond
funding loan fioftiR TOT
funding tyatem
funds alloied fefil

funds are avatlablc a>an«4 8
fund lubscriptioos fffl wfil^TR
funds utthit^ -ilJtK ftfl
fundus 1 Anat "*

3 (swollen part of % flaab shaped
gland, etc ) dW* at
funeral 1 sraiffts / . "

3 STR-RTO /

funeral atlowanec Hr<l^

funeral obseifuies ai^arfe*eit-4ir m
funeral rites room HOTTt

fungal od;
fungal H VdV ■
fungal eompooent %dd.|i|
fungal element Boc
fungal ouintion CTF vniSTf
Fungi vnrfd npl

fungible aiij Lao (IaI /Biagi *dis
charge’ a thing of a claas or kind
auch that one may be used in place
of another in aatialaelion of another)
irfintlOT
fungible goods

funpiadal value Plata PolAol vn-
sirtt RT»t

fuDpride vwm m

fungiform od/ ^
fuogiform papillae wclavaie papillae
Anat WtrtjT m

Fang! Imperfecta Brf. nTlfit

at pf

fungistatic adj (pertaining to the
ability of a fungicide to inhibit the
germination of fungus apotea or de
velopmenl ol mycelium) Vkatl^

(tO

fungeidwroyroid n/fy vwpR
fuogowf diseases
fungoid gnmlh KWKI
Fungnlut ^aol. (Let /anpitliit ‘moah.

room CTja) J tnnft
(unguaCTT ii,«^

C/. mushroom mt
toadstool mre
agaric iprw

fungus attacb wdt STT^ni
fungus cellulose iliiij

fungus development CT^-firani
fungus disease fltT
fungus-infected ad]
funicle 1 Bof RUsifra n.

3 Z^ol Csmall rope") <ca»i /.

funicular polygon = rope polygon
funicular railway

funiciilus = tpermitic cord^tiat.g^-
atatf n. (ancient word)
fnnis dnaf nil/-
funV money £n>ai- tfltl nfh
funnel 1 n

enamelled funnel MUlf^ (Iren
guttapercha funnel (^m

0 vjjreiff. RTgflrA m
funnel cleft Bot. fRtn<t*^
funnel-fold Zool- firew wnr
funnel-shaped tut] f-ldmeU
funnel aland ^rere-fQTil
FuniumiaBpf CT^ftT'tnrr^

F flasiica (yialda Ltgos rubber
frt ifd) Biar^ knw^fif
F U O ( Forest Vtiliaation OfSeer )
*T* (w^h^tist wft«rO)
fur (furlong) ei (Wd)
fur 1 s » i\f) ra ft
3^>flft.

fur(apereon who iteals a emgla beaet
only) HMmaJ (-1) w (erP-

abactor]

forinafurfu ran

fur and feather sg^ift eftf Rtfl npfl
furine Jiffaw n.

-turaoose n

furaaane CAem 5fH>yi/l41»R n-
fur base

fur black amHsrd
fur brown RW

furra ^oof (any forked proeess) CtTlI-
^31/. (C/. ftmT* furcula)
furcation (Fr. fc./tircali<m] Forttlrf
(s branching like a fork) fVlIldt^ ••-

furrula (forked structure)«furculum

^oef fivii-sS m,
furculum • furcula
furfur- yr-

furfural {I*t. furjur 'bran' 5’’) CAc •

5^5 «•

furfur.alcohol 5 R 533
furfur-aldrlivde

fuifuT-anida

677

fusaUff*

furfar-tniiile CA/w

furfaMB sfnraD Chem. n

furfuranf = fufaoe C,A<«t 3*ft^ «

furfunae C7t«t S’lT/

furfiiroirl (/Hr/oril + -oi<i)n Cltm

furfurol forfurole = fiirfuraI
furfuryl 5^? «

furfaryl jlcoVioS

furfurylirl^nr C’uro »

fur preA' ^>17

furil (/;irfur»l + b«nril) Cim j'n^m
funou« sfril, Kldlfl'-^

^anoasN in It, JTsrt »T

furloeg (far 40 rod*) t'l'n to (’t

•«» n)

furjoajh STTSITT *i.

Fan>ace = Fomas Attren r)i< (tn«
etent noH)
furtuce wr^ B., *'«t

p»«>he*teil (iire»«« ir»t
ipaitioa furnace *wrn*W^
furnace ealciAet fi

furnace hou*e w;freT

furnace oil

furnace il*g W« VI1V*c
furnace tube

fumith e6 1 (lupply) srfPT, ae^

arnr

3 (ancient word), gatrrre

furniihed cd^. TH? T (afcient word),
gqfrxT

fumuhcil home TTCyn jj-ir, n

famished or nofumuhcd acrommo
d*uonT?rx^ nm
wn?

farui'h information ^

famiihinp 1 n..\^

STTTTTJln (ancient word).5^fr»5

famiihiup cloth apn
furnithinp fahne
fumuh proof fTT
furaiih tatufactory evidence rfTTT*
^nresiTTt

famMh leennty Jlfifilft ^
fnmi'h true particular* nrwT ftlTA

^

faraitiire 1 TIWT "», n. (aa-

eieit word)

2 Printing TTHI w.
furniture and fitUopaTT^^ 4^ atsft*
gffTT)

fumiture and fiatarea TT^T

wiras

furniture grant 37TV7*<t37Ttf
furnitarcTCglet Priafin^
furniture itorc*

furniture aulMirdinate tts^-VS^,

furo Ckem (furan)5ft*<*
furo diaxnlc CJ^i

furaid aJj CJwn (reaembling forait.

containing n (uinn ring) 5^**^^*^
furoia (/•rloral + beoaoin) CAc"*-

furol, fumleaiunural
fiiro-medt;! (faryl +me(AvO 5 'T' 9 I 7 *
fnro aonaiole Ckm. 5 fR»«m /
furredganie (bare* nad rabbiU)

furrein D>iparamiDe
furrier atfinr^m m. (from T3?»)
(uiTole D^^BwfaraoUafurgrejB
farrow

furrowing iftTOTW n.

diviiion by furrowing lf)3T*nv*r
furrow planting (Otn nm
furrow aowiogrfniTW,
fittPH

furrow wheel
fur eeal 3r>H-«9lwni
furioUwfur prey B
further aJv ^ aft, anft, jiri wftftr J,
are

further adj. afW, at«nrT, *^T^l (t^;,

«f«

further tl> BtTBl, atOT BTtWt
further aelion wlrvrffrO. wft
further oilvaarement acABTfi
furtherancr anft BTm
further aMuranre «ft( aR^ai*n
further denandv (or grant* *rg*|.t(

« OnaftrnfB

further detail* aiRn ariln

fnBTT

(iiriher eniiairy «l*f
fnni'er eridenre aftt *rn^
furtlier incremeiit vrCl
further infoivnaiioa arfoT
aftr ipwTt
further fiat artafl
further perted aftt arifp

fartlre adj. fttpr, g«S, tiVfl ?r
Fprud=? Cani* &(«jorie jUlron-
Sttf* m.

furuncIe=boil iltd. r»-, ▼V’fl
fumncnlo*!* Hed. wVrBin/.
fury sin m.

furyl (/uraa+-vll Ckcm. «

funesgorteswhinifot. (for

explanation tee Ubx)
fuAin (eofitaiQiag no rolatila 3?rT
matter) atgrTBTf (see dsrain)
Fniinom (Lai. /utiu 'ipindle* bJ)
Jlfyccf.

ItaariumconelatnuDs
(yellow disease)

fu ianotn dry rot Plant Palfwl-
cn'S’4ntgti

fatannm wilt Plant Paf Aof. bJbS^-
s\ft4tnn^
fu*e.imioe Ool. Ind.
fatcanthrene C«l. Jnd. ttfrir-tglftmi
fotets SiecAem %f^/

fnicni adj. (Lat }

fuse n 1 (a deriee, aa a tubs, cord or
the Ilia, by which aa axpIeiiTn
ebarg* u igaitad) WTB m
cbemical fuse SBTV

eoncntsion or perenaiion fuse
■fitSTTB-WW
electric fuse »TrB
Ineilon fnse

combination fuse (a eombinatioa
ofperciuaioo and time fose) ftgB
JTIW

2 BUq, (a wire, bar or itnp which
mrlti when the current locieaaea
beyond a eartaio safe strength)
(fuse wire) B*5 n
safety or cartndee fuse VB'TTttTB
fuse «&. I iffw, J(Tm

2 Piel. (to grow into one) angrtTB

3 ^ ptwr. IJB BTBI, OjO^tet
fuseau ilyeol, (s fuaoid rDaerocooi'

dinm) oi^dk / (fasoid ‘shaped liko
» spindle fff']
fused adj 1 firfefB
3 iJiof. RrgfjipT

fused «|Dsnx yfT>iB rtft*
fused rock* pCtJCttnr
fused sihra tr*n»T

fuselage Jeromafic* BBrj,

luttl oil

£18

GA.

fa<f! oil tr»^ n
Ju‘»l oil *ppir»tui
fu*e i.ire 5mt«»5
fu‘ible a.h S1W

{u*ible tlloy {»a e»»ih lusiW# »llo')

fu*ibl« I'lu: Pnt

fuMform of; Ba

FuHloriui» (F) (» geni'. q 1 luctsii*)

'rf FT s«r:fe (if )

b a<'D<' = Cor\Deljaii;riuni acno

grftT? n

F d^nlium (rjund in tlouiatilis)

5«irfrt «

f rri?ili- a*riliu» fr»;ilis W>p

F (uriotui ((outi'i in appendicitis)

F {u-ilerinis = F drDtium
F Dcrtopborui b AeiinoDivcei
nerrophorui

F auileelmOousd in the (Boutb)

g^-«

f tvphi «Moth(mi(iria>riot{«
bacillus TmrfW F
T siDceou m Futobacietium
pUutt sioienti

(uiifotni papillae itut vetfT

futiop )>oiat KfTrtV

/stioo laoirlliog Ifn M , TTB, 2[Trn

3 SieL o (gTOWing

into one)

aOrWViInoI ^niTiii n

fatioti cell ffci JT ^{tr (UcLeao 1
253)

/uiioa miinre iaiv

fusion nuclrna Zod ('omiol b\ tSa
union ot male and (enialepTOnoclei)

tu-ion of ina;e«

Fu^obartmum ^F)(a genua ol ban-
tei la) «|i^»I5 «rTtfiT{iT>)

F biarutuiM tT%
f plauti Mocenti (isolaleJ (com
a ieposit on teetii) {'tctlci
F iioKmorphuni jfftr*
foilic 1 m

2 (eoloucl^acnl'or fieiliali jellotr
^btrcTt ID liuei o( high T WilUance)
sifiRn«

/axia (Aem (colouring matter of
(uaMo TT*55)Tt*^5r* /
FuiulmaZnol (Jjit (uiki ' epindte
Qeruaoftpindleahtped Foraoiioi*
(eta)

(utile Alla n&

futuren sftcRo (i)>« ,« (utgrea)
future nd, 1 seift ( fn). »r<c«.

3 Cow wife
loruariJ atb

future asturaoce (a tranafet in the
(ulure) tn£) JtTIMIR «
c< 'tsauranee fr Co ic )
future crop snfr ae«er

future deliterv Cecn MrflBTP*

future eniraatt «f»cur « arff Ft*
future eataie sent an^t
future tarrenseol

future aierLei Wr^t FeTfir

future market re^uletioo Wm frrfri

*1 ftfipren

future oeutralirjtioafire strflft'WS*

«Tf^hVR

future perfect Grom. stCTcR
future reference
future rent wi^ WR*
futures J (ibinga bought ot aoU (or
delivery at a future time)

3 (a present eonlract for the pur-
chats or sale of tomrtbmg to be
delivered at a definite future tune)

wferffini/

futures market

future timber rrop WT^t lf%|T5 BW
future talue fable ForrrtryWlit aCF5*
RTplfl

future «orVtng Feertlry wrf) B 31 '
•jhPTn

fua*l(dos\ii)iySfl

2 (giant puffball) /•

3 Cetlen (sheet hair* reotiistsg oa
thataedof most cotton ranatiH
after ratnotal of the longer fibieal
irrfan/

F\ (forest village) «m.(f"WT)

F ^ (Iteehold ralne ot the Uod^
ft * O ftr/ln Wfl)

T\ (fs«lort)ft (ftflWl)

F V P (Fi\e Feat Plan) (t*

rffe vMw)

Fys Act (Factories Act)

(ftrrift «ftRrTS)

Fyi Pules (Factoiiaa Eules)'Pr f

(ft^ ftw)

G

C (gilvanomcler constant' \ (TTlf>r^
OTtfv)

C (galtinometcr resistance) ff (*rT
BTAjhr)

GU»T)ja)iT('rtn)

g(«iuge)«t(«raa)

(• (i'(orDStien retiuir»l In virtue of
the Geneva Convention— LM

1U 500) R

C 5<alittics (geometric mean) »I (T’TO
W»»)

G (.oat f esl^ s (uai nl<i)

% ‘gram)* (as)
t Lram)WJ fv

G(gravitat|oiiI co-isUnt) JST [«m

tft r»4»T»)

8i f Fkirt (aeceleraijoD due to gra-
vii))^p‘^ (-rTviswi)

G fg>noecium) Bol W (TR)*!)
r. y (gamma) Sfaliifiei ^
y = ^ (ratio of specific heats o( a guj
b

• *7

yraya^Tfira

Ca fgalhum) Cdax If (5TT3)

G A (garettel aiiistanOTl B (n^TftV

G.A.

679

ITTTS)

C A. (g'iTernni«rt agent) ?rT-*r. (5u*W-
C^. (govern iweiit lailitor) STT

5"

^abbro jTWrW «. m a com-

ponml)

pabel(itaT, iinpoet OP duty) ffl i.

y-f I n.

G acid a ita:^

G^J). (General Adminiatra'iaa Do
partmeat) ST-T ft.- {*tPn^
fV-JPT)

C.AJ („o\ eri'snent ailvoeate) ?n

(ilHW.wfti'Tir],

gailrty nnisfr /. (ancient wenli Mar

Cadiformra ZooL pi^ifM-aTO m.
pailoliRitc Bi. ('^•t-i giiloli-

fliitm ^ (or iniBeral’
pailoliniiim Clwn. '

Gadiie 2oo{. (genua eoneietins of the
tvrio'*! “'I iHaliee)

I, «nrtrrlii«a(co.l)«TJrsT*^ffPT
garkallft iiieli)«ftr7ilnc m (Tf-n?
otcuie in f«n'^4Wniff cf. Napali
AMlfl

Cjertnura rarritioea a Hiptage ben*
glia]rn<i« Bft

GafTICja tetrjsena *» Suidi^lococnii
letrageoiH

gape (» rl«'lgo nr pawn) fllPjoi.

Capea Bat SSiTTn-u.-llft

G. Iiitea (jrellow stir n( Cethleliein)
^JTTT

green (i cnlonr yellowish
yeUaw-sreen w hue, of low

aatuiation) •rasdfij'fft
gapeite ni. (fir. (or srai 3 Biag-

nesmm« "T. for *rx*i manganese, H-
(oT silicate, -T* for

miBOral)
ga«P = pape

gahiiite=xineipiQeI(p ire zinc alnmi-
mte) Bv. (frt lot

zinc, alumiaate, -T* for

mineral}

CailUrdia E t. (genus o( \meneaa
berbs with oraamenlal flowers —
Will is) sun ty'J-Baift
Caillard lower CJiem. (a tower into
the top of which a Terr fine tprsy
of the acid to be caBcentratad la

intrmlneoiO -3

Gailinnij Bot (finit of two-connate
COCCI — Basil) rjsWti-lH-aeifo
G aueheri (spinescent branches—
Baan) «*!» ^WferTJT
gain n. Kftiw.wWnt-
profit Kiv
emoluments
lucre arr^TW

gam rL Vr?r, jn«T <WI. ^n* TSRTr
wfes C77T

gam and lose aTtf Clft» srntTStTtt

gamed by knowlcslgc
gaming time (the etoet lag.

gam of a diT Attron 'TUT
gams of I<t3ntii)g ftOT-wjW
gam the np|>cr hand
gam wrongfully ^ ?» BW

gilt »Tft/.W=t

gjit ben-Tssblaclbcrry (iTnfina /rnti'

«*M*) fawrft /

gaiters (s covering for the anUe and
instep) 'n « (Ceil-)
gi i ter*t ree = blaekbcrry (Rubua /rttU’

gal. (gslloii) ? (“!<*)
galactic a>lj. I Che^n «Wr*

1 .Tttreis. •TTtsrt'n*
pljctie ciftle Jttro^ WTElWrtnT-iJfl
gal ictic coorilioaies JiCron wiSEtn-
mTT-TTIT

galjctii* latitude AUron. anamdriT*

galactic poles Atlron. wnurtm-gr
galactin =maminotropIiiD w probrim

wrnrft f.

galjcXonie a-lj Clum ?ftTTft»
galactonii- arul tfVirfira waw
galactopoicsis pApfiof ^VrFTTTm.
galactose Ciiefn. ^TT^ n,
galactosiJe tftrftT is.
galacturODie eod sn-t

Galapttae Zaol. T=W»^-srgw bi.
Galago Z4o(,(Ui«r have tatbar long
hindlegs enabling them to leap w ith
great agility both wbeu la trees
and on gronod) 4
C garnetu stUm
CtlagoiJes sflemigaUgo
gala-heptoae

gaUlitb (artificial bora prepare)! by
the action of lanDaldehyde on

casein n-

galanga (Gyperiu lengnt) 55*®s m.
gi!anjmf«»?ft/ (s =5^3:3 Alp».
niit galanga)

Galantlini Bot. (genus of snowdrops)

C, nlralii (Common Snowdrop)
HTSTT^ ftJTgsR •(nicit/ia growing
near the snowline')

Calathca Zool. 3 ^ fa»f -traift
ancient word for crab)

Calaxaura Bot, (the only exception
in Che order Kemalionales where
cnost species tiave becotua diplo*
biontic — McLean L150)
trarft

galaxite (i manganese spinel) wlSt-
I'rfjftTJ «i. manganese,

alamintte. -TT for mineral)
galaxy aTlTT-fliTT /.
galbiiliis (a spliencali closed, fleshy
eons of thickened or fleshy peltato
scales! as m the cy press) W3« '!tf m.
5i1e sgTtTJ ni. (incieiit word)
hurricane swwaw
gales Zee! TWilT m
gsleste aA:. Bot (helmet shaped) ftlT*

CalcsaBiii w a tl U i-tnnft'

G, offlc inihs • (goat's nte) W Wi*^
st"3yn^

G. purpurea a>Tep]irosia purpurea
Calegie (s trihc) Dot- H'dTrw-31J« n.
GaIci»FiMel3cliii
galena silcail glance T^^^^•WWT/.
galenical preparation e^rlsf^ftfqft
galenic pliamucy (pharmacy of rege-
tahle meilicines— Dorltnd)

“mfWI (“moilicmes were said to be
galenic when they were o( regeta-
ble origin, and not theniical or
spsgyriu '—Gould)

galenitcs galenas lead glance
J/iwrflf.Tftw-W^/.
gsleDO.bismntite m.

(4hH»Trg!iIena.ftr. for flrT5 bismuth,
4^ for mineral)

Cileocerdo Paleonlol. (GL. galeot
'sliarV ierdo ‘fox') prtrfttT?.
tr»ift

G arrticus = G. raynen zwnry*

yfUTflu'g

Celeodes Zool. (of the order Solpn-

G.UoJ..d..tuj«.I MO «.U.lon.

gia». the epeeiee oI which were
tilled »un-»piden bj the Speaierde)

G dmuyuei HtWW wifWWj
Geleoidea ttnTT3*wi *" encient

word for ‘ihtrk +W 3 >n euborder)
Cileolerii Zcot (plume like gills)

*sjtB xaTf^

G tiespllosa (Lit c«»pifeia tuf
ted like il e „rios of i sod)

, .

C.lcoi.ithtcid.t (iimilv) WC-tn
GilcopUhttu* Zaot

(. solans nnil*’!

Ciltoi'i' Bot (J?enua of ihruhs
T hose corolli it helmet ibiped)
S’frfil lielcnet)

Gileopteru* Zael
GileothiBidie m

Celforhimii » Oeleu* Zoti
jntft
rileridi

Gileu* Zod JFTT jmft (?rw mcient
waid)

Gililcio teltkcPie le>*f!'«< '• *®“
(Kvp «•

gelis'ile iCipervi Iobjki) •»

^ 1 1 1 p 0 1, ;illi|">t (crude tarpeo
tine oleoreiin) OTvltm m
Celium Dot 'i genus o( lietbi tom
menl) ^lll^l bcJ-«tfi«) ei'erl’l'

G epirine (it i< roujh itemmed —
Web »» citchweed)
gill 1 (hile)fni <1

2 (gill llinlerlftwnT^ m

3 VtUr (wound) m , w™

4 (gillnul) jWr i>».w1\

5 -gilU = elrppo gtlU rham

piU (gillonltr (»Tt)
gillie rtrul<ie=l.Iue gilU
giU'tmie ifid ^rTTZ-lirfiru wta
giU imiJe JTO? filW2

gill imine f'T^

gillimine Hue Col /«id jWllf'Tft

>trw

turn gillie eum opio JTUti mn

«rTT»n

gdlinil blue CoJ. Imi ’fl'^

g green

g, indigo jrilrfw

g violet

gilLtoiIie aJj
gall.aoilide Pltartt.
gallinir; ifrt n

gallantry ewardi ?fr4 qififllfw »

gilUleClitm grclfrt n
galUaine Col 7iuf

gallazol blue CeZ Jnd ofle*

gall bladder = cboleeyat Anot

g a 1 1 e I u (gollo d* phthiteio) Chem
m

Callena (genus conteining the bee
moth tthoeelirvafeede rn on the
wii o( honeycomb* il*d) nfni-

trurTt

G cnellooellaibce moth was moth)
WIHM il"dl*l

giUeryliO^trflRTO/ (anaeotwerd

<W< 'gallery UW)

2 (» pMiige made by eo eeiail.

«* by eola onderjrouod) ^

?fn«/

3 (ol ciisbiucD beetle*) ■Odt/
horitooiel gallet? ftlln
mother gellery g«
atclUte gellery WRTfft
vemtal gellery

galley Printinjfl'rt/
galley preairoao fitrt m.
galley proof

gallev proof preiima" Cttn

gfi»

gall fly (cause* gilU tn pilots)
jretIZ'TTSI m

gall gnat «tr gull)

gallic lufy Chm I ((tom gallium Sn^)

2 5rrTfe«

gallic end wrw

CallKrea ^t« srrft I’"

«*y>t ancient word)

GaUiforme* f fig rni m
galhoareoa* bird2do( Ttlsf? 7tfl
GilUnae iirfr ». (aSit

oeeurainW f STvif'^Pl etc)
gill loacrt

Oillinula Atri (cf

nn-ient word)
gillipot J jfrsrei/.

2«*gilipot (cpide turpootiQO olao»

resin) WTOfOlH m.

GallirallusBOcydromue

gallium Cltem »u<

gall midge = gall guat
gal]nut = gatl n,

gallo. Jfitz*
gall oat JThl?
galloblaeCoJ Ind
galloihroine blue Cel Ind J^uli
OlWitY?!

gatlo ronnth Col Ind 5^^^
gtllo eyamne Col Ind
galloeyinine biinlphite

gallocyamne liquid 1fT9

gallo fast black paste Col Ini.
fttn *l?f

gallo fait green Col. Ind, JtoIz ftw

gilloflavine Col. Ind.
gallo grey Cel. 7ni gHT
gallo heliotrope Col Ind.
fn^l^lfnied

gallo indigo blue Cel Ind,
fWiBrfm

gal) oistmeot m ungueDtum g*ll*«
Phorm

•gellol .JWtCT »i

gallon 1 (|al , gall , 4 quarts) ■nW

-n. (8 , » 31)

2 (C , 8 pista) WTO WITO m (if. * i

t inw UTO)

r.tllo nary blue Cel Ind. JTOft
anPrw wIm

gallon measure *nTO-*in m
gallons per head per day Jrrig

wTTW ttfigro nfwfTO

gallop aitie^iM n , ftwlt ^TfWl
Calloperdix Aiei Jf JTO inrifiT (jif
n: ancient word)
gallo phenine Ccl Ind
gallo Ihioaioe Col Ind
gallo violet Col Ind. rflWwHiw

gallo viridiue Col Ind
galtowa I (structure on whielienmlnila
are hanged) WqT»TO *1

▼I*

2<puni»hment of hanging)
galloxine blue Col Ind StyVlfirifl
tfrw

gilloyl jfirgPtn
gallilone ftwiyri m

y

G«llus

681

-CJlat Av» (iTTf

eientword)

G. b».kiT« J.K

.B Plwta

»nrt ocQsjons g*Ils) «.,

i*' Jnhentance

CaltBn-5«h.^e J„„,

(high v»n»b, pitsb)
galvanic arf/ (pvuicing to an elec
triccarrent prjoced by chemical
mction— Hickh>p|n,^
f b.ittrj Sinln tn^

5.1..mc comnt 51,^ ^

galvanic pile

»T>I, I-qist (ue alto , ,

galraniaedarfy Keoated ,,u ,

5^’»Tl>T.5«nfirT

a

galvaoued iron (coated wi ,
f«q ifa^ BTT

galvanued iron wire j’-oiHit v ^

BTT •

galvanited nvet ^

gilviniaed rod

galvaniird •heeti (corrugated) (G

r*fTi5T?t?^(??ftfipt)(jT) fane bird anerz-e

gal^oiaed ebcci* (plain) (OP)f^. '

ftw fTTT (Rwm) (f «rr ) dam,»

f .i,.o„rf (■n) kmc-l.kpT,

CUr.»omct.rir,„ „c],.rmi!Rr*

f.l^n,.l„ COM...I

1 . » ®1 'bktikf »lrr ia

galvanometer rejMtance 5T5T;rr-r'I
galvaoojcope i:j,c n

galvanolaxia = galvanotaxy

galvanolaxy ^

galraootropi.miJic,;
gambler (f-icar.a garni, r) „

gambler ealechu = ciibieal catechu
Col. /ij,i. tPT

Gamop«taI«,

gambling contract

gamhlia- game tTT-^
gambling honae Cr^.
gambling pohcy^.,^

gamboge=ieamboge

gamboge tree^Carcinia morella
S>a^5k ;rf|„, p,„ ^

‘""'“‘“n “t n.<»,».to lm-„)

2 faet cap | m

gambnsia fish m m-ag iTra), tm-

»T»5^IPW
gamcha

S“« 1 (>port of Any l.oj) ,fti, y.

- (hantiog) Wife „ ^

3 (an animal under pnrsnit or taken
« hOBling) «rw»l m-. ftr^

“'5

lurred game ypinft an^

nigrator ygamctntnftan^.

attain
mail game

etandiog game wnft atta?
t. .^edgame.feaihered game in«R.
vsn. Ttot i
Came Act

game bag (Germ /ejdmaeAe) mfe-

fimr «r Sfi

fane bird

^•frnfrn

■‘I'

RtTlO tH p.

?<}>

:f,

'||-|lliS iJf

r> I (yj r f y fr) i

fmo.oo,., .

'fliifh oo.™ of

pJaei) ”

s,al (mother-eell cl a

gamete) ^ffniT ( ^) /

ga^inm sii. (McLan 1. 419,
gametogeaeais liiei srwwp,-

TplTX^

n^.pb,.o .o.o„„o. ^

F»®J8Slrf)TT/.

3-5u,tf,o. ,., 3^

g»ffl>og contract fi?r

gaming home

gambine = sulphaniine
gambir = eatecbu P/Mm

gamble n. ITT n , ^vrT
gamble rft

gambler f, gir;^

gamblin-OT,. (Co-St

s°' S'

P^o, oo _,o„„ ,r,„

, W i Mjl i acy „

^•acrving

Jmo ! "I*!^ ihft

game eiyer

Game,

) sA’*”'”') ana?.

Came bho

gamee of »^‘’lea an^.f^Tat
pamctingio?'* ^si
pamfleUiol ^’3'*!*/
pameti,. nl> 1
pamctic conjl’’^

■ linlojo

gamma
gamma acid ^

r>fef

Pamma “reptococcus rw nTwmh*™.
1-;;
panio.

ovy. "'s‘0'' of parts)

gamorr6t = gamclocyft
^"""r«alae „

GK(i«nU

eitnopttilous od;

pmope..lou> coroll. Bet T^/
..Tnosgp.lou. od; 111.'"-
Cmpiorb^ocha.

srsifs ^^ 5 ,

punol Vulic re^oS'”^
cal tcalel ®1*1

.gamy -TTI^ , ,, ^

G.o.hl cello" “goWe" T'"'"'
pangH*^" ^

2 (as of thieves

g.Bg.book fvT ^

C.n*«a find lark Am r*^

Cange, w.let

Canget.c dolphin J/anm mJrafTrspW

(Hit. iu. ««h.C«"

Assam Jiikoi i«ko)

Eanglia,i.ofP«f'>'»“ . ,

t.Bgl.a habenulae ZoU (Lai. dim ol
Ai&eno atrap Oabenulaiaa an
like atruetute) «f»

ganghon I iwl ("*>•'• S*"

glion) n

9 Datt

eaoglionate Zool fl*''*’* "

flnfm . __

HssTTTvti 'irri

ganglion impar cocesgeal gan-
glion

pangman iliv stftt* "i

gang muhanr ^ ^

pang ol lore.gnera

pang of labourer.

p.ogot"orkmen BHTII
f.t*-oir=. rhiooiharyngilii mutilani
(reslruetivenlceration ol the nose

..D'rene iM »« " (frora«M
eao'iene 1 aclena «W
^ eoou. ma.titia s’mW

glorreno"* pn*““»'“‘

gingue llniinj «-
gangway Wg »nf^/
gam.tet (a highly ailiceona aedimen
lary Toek naed lot naiitf fire-

gamopntalot^*

b,.el».l».n«Besaen>« ooneertetsi
-aejah = cannabis PUarfa *1*®^ =*

fsrs^ /

C.riaOfficettim-WW*”
pannel ('ts Wl ts

eompresaed and pornte d)

panoSacalciW
panoin^oel (en.m.lW=«
a ganoid scale)

-anoine £ool

G.n.. .1«« EW”

,.1,1,™ !.•«“" 'I'* r
»•'*“"

„,.cd«nn”''”V^^

C.njB,*de Attr^ " -

gaol -tail

paol bird - >atV>“»d

gaol del.'etT-J*«) del.sery

garbled coins ,

1.11-

C cornea (style t

c cowa WIT?t r»™ l-s I-

C dales (Lat dnlca

riw , /

C gutta^G. morela'

" indica=redf

2 flol «««« '• „ -

3 >orMlrB "**’** **‘^ J’ tf-.

gape 2o<J 5 «wWl=» » ,.

gap Wlu>5 fortairg

ga^eieoeretwn rortafrv ^

par t&9 IT'"' 'aP'wl

parage

pirape rb-W’^rm "’’^jjadder)
parance ieomtnon Enrop

snrf^rt m er qualit)’

girancen* Col* v

ol (tfaaneloe) y.

parata cinc Co l- ^

part (cL "*

•» , ».). nt »

pi^Ospe enT»*I

aprfprtwrfr epota

paibeo^biefer^y ^ .eads—
reawrMing „ (k,

Tyrrell P
.eehialat)

(Nadk)=»
(DeccanCn«'J‘^ lolom.rnfn^)

C^morellrf*"'*'*'*

iria-G xinlhoehymua
5 “rhochymu. R!k3?rtharrw
''Ij-h pifhrknlabija, Tam
Jiumbaili)

ITOW *l.«l<»

^ .ratty grouo.l
arkTWH

rdrn arabia-Arsbia eaueafica
irilen balsam (fmpfilinii buLneium)
fMt/ (MW)
gar.len bean geiK fflr^t
garden beel

garden creaa (£epid>Nm
garden crop

garden endue (Cifborium aaditio)
«lf^/ (Tam)
gardener aiT^

garden pale 1 =bearlscase (Ewio Iti*
color) I'tlW w

2 (CerRiiilmi robertianum) ?«
ipm. .

garden hybrid ijUR adtl
Gardenia Bot. •rrfrfsS-aRtf’l (^'»5
ancient srerd)

C campaniilata (the Imitiaeatliat-

tic-Basu)H*«TO('PI
C coronaria

G. erythroclada rrma^lPl
C Honda (Capa jaamine) si»^TT*
tnftTsiin.M.niti En.*!^)
G. pimmifera (the plant yield*
gom— Basil) BlOfid

cwm)

Gat jania UtiiaUs

683

gas gangiena ...

•C.htifolia «Hr? :TTftf5!I (II-P-

pnpra. TTT « an ancient pUnt-
name)

G Inrida (white effletie ni^t)

(B .N .■«. ar*^)

C obtunfoliJ

G. *es«iliflora f5m9iya7 arflf^J
C tnrgida «TW aifrfig (Hin Her
wara, Bajpctana «W)

G. uli'iDe^assRandia oligioo^a
^ardeoin (i3ar!f#Bia+ in) Chem.

gardening 301 «
gardening implements
gardening insimctor
garden lettuce (£je2uea leariela)

garden lizard 2«ol TttR-aiVRjU
garden rnangold {CaltTidiil'i ef-fi
nalit) «1^* m ,

garden mint (J/entfui iirvinl firft*
fn, (Boaihay Vftst)
garde&'Bould fGarm. Garttnir4t)
(ttch ni*U«^ earth, fit (or a garden)

gardes sa<turtiam (anv plant o( the
gaeua Trcpoieliirv) /.

garden nightshade (Solanan fli/run)
erniwnf)/ {B.N,«)
garden eraeh eplTSl

garden oi er«eer tJTTH'Stfrrf^
garden panleT rff=t&TT / (inc.sat

garden partr aTram i3aM-nNft

/ (a social party held in a garden)
garden pea (Punwi aolinim) m
(B .M ). WJl
garden plant
garden prodnee'gnHl'JH
garden purslane (PoriuUca clerorea)
Fhrf/ (B

jarden radish {Haphanai aalirui)^^

n. (B .M ),

garden me (Bnjs sraveolm)

garden la-e (Sairio o’'~.*n4lij)
5=»zft7S^ m

garden soil

garden apuler Zcct StTH-rper
garden spinach (5pin>ici » elerorea)

(Eisj),

garden ambrella fi.

gare-fowl=great ant

garfish iR.

garganev ^rra (cf. C^-

*trf^ in ' e.»». ‘wTj ,

erooked')

garganep-dnck ^nfo-^sTS

gargle iT*i7 riTTTT

Garhwal Gtoo n

garlic sg5|n.S>^

garlic mustard (JUniTta oficmahs)

rj.

garlic odour ?5j.f *Z»iI
garlic.woit= garlic mustard ( lUiarta
ojvianlia) P'gTOTt m
garment 7*rTn,«7TT
garment Mack Col Ind
garment blue Col Ind
garment bordeaus CoL Ind. 9*?^

garment brown Col Ind 9W9 *H
garment green Col /ad- TtPTgfr'*
garnet l m (l7»J®T

SQcieot word)

3 (a colour* red ^ lo bus. asd ol
Ion I9 brilliance)
garnet base ^
garnet brown (a colour, yellowish-
red tsti'de in hue, ol low ^ bnl-
liaoce)

garnet lac (with deep red colour) ft*

garnet lake Col Ind ftt« «nv9
girnienle ^<rHi1<iir m. (¥7 lor
nickel. ®l lor W^'3 njagDesium. W
lor ailicate, -tuiorflft* mine-

ral)

garnish fb Wiiai^i
garni-bee LouSTTarn la. (•onrdf’i wy.
a-T)

garnishee order BMart-wT^TT
garnisbinent Lau (a notice gireo to
garnishees) BIOTW-^wyt /.
garpike 3*9^1/.

garret /, TW^IT a- (from

garrison TF9

Carrulas Arrt W^Ut n -traift (a®yn:

’noisy’ occurs in Tftftl
garrulous oifi Wl^n aiwlw
Carrulus .Ires (£iat. ‘chattering ]
7TWl?-ff3lfr (rm anciert norj for
noiijl

C glandanns f^77-7twn
gtrten bcrnes=LIaekberry (Uuiui

fruticesus) /.

garter <imies4a m.

Gartner's bacillas ^Salmonella ente-
ntidis

Garuga Hot ff?T*9 STJnft
G. pinnata a iars ^ (MW.,

Koakani jRi-y, Guj.
garwcs thousand leaf {Achillea mille
folium) Watt'l’R f
Garr plansplatoon plan
Garr school = platoon school Educ.
fttrrfttt ^i-saiiw!

gas Tift m (in chemistry the salfis
lor gas IS iT'fr)
gas rJ 1 qiolun
3 Textiles ft3«n^9
fit ab-orption apparatus

gas and clectncity company Tift TTTT
ft^lTJTfTtr

gas and electric regulator Tift-ftg^»
ftTTT*

gas appliances Tift 37CTn
gas bacillus Tift
gas black Tift TT9
gas bubble *Tf4*S^3T
gas bubbler Trft.TTT
gas burette Ttftft m-
gas burner Tift TTC
gas carbon Tift stTtTiT
gas CO Tift HIT.
gas cock. Tift ftreft

gas constant PAviical Chem. Tlft-f|*nl«
gas container Tift WTTIT, Tift TIT*
gas cylinder Tlft-TTW
gas engineeriDg Tlft-WlftTll^il
gaseous edj, Tlftr.Tlft*
gatcoui euTcIope Tlftr
ga«eous exchange Ttft-ftftTT
gaseous excretory product Zcol. Tift*

Trff«*l-?IX5

ga>eous hydride Tlftr
gas equation p;,yj Tlft-WftTTT
gai-filleil cell Tift 'iftt rhn
gas fittings TTft-warrgftTt
gas furnai e Tlft-W^
gas gangrene ileJ Wf-Thl
gas gangrene antitoxin (hhtolytlcas)
TTft-ThT-s6&ft (S-WT)
gas gangrene antitoxin (perlnngeox)
Ttft-rm t&ftft (Tlftm) (prefna-
gens = Bacillna perlrioganl xiGt-s

git-ganT^ane"

fit «»D|rrene anlitoxin (\iWion »«p-

iique) a faW r *rT*^

wrfJi arm (tt* Wt

pis 'eixfritor

p»s-hfited futnaee •“'■4

pis-lioldf t ^rfVai^ fi . m

•s« hot pUtt »lfa a?

fi‘ific»tion H

pisifs cfc

pis jir ind cQTrr »Tf^ WI wmw
pai lighter »rfH
pis lighting
pis lime atfs

pu niiin thermometer tflTs gw-trrt-
*TW

pismiD m

pi« minile aifit-aw?
pis mish Tlfl ^ {^'Z for
gas meehsBie Tlfa air»5*
gs'o- arfa-

ptso*g<aic od; Cfl 7^
pu oil

gasolene •piioline
gisolineapeirol (made 1>\ the re&n
ing ol pelrnliura n

gasoline locomotive
gasometer vr^tm n
pasometrie appiritus snfn

gas pUat 'nPT-»pt» tfifi-stT*!!
gas pilot driver an0t>m>ti'sn?7
gas produrtr Vlfs-aHIv
gas-proof cover arnnet

gas-proof fumipition coiers vifethff

Xjt^ WTTTVT

pss purifier Ttfr-atK^
pai repuUtor PJiyi gift ftWTST^
gis reservoir «lfs-anvTg
gts ring wrft »ft7

gassed lulj (yarn paasol through a
flame veT”!)

Gisseriin pinglioosiienulunar gin-
glioQ^nor
pu ijUeitre

Gatierompeetrs Dot (litilia enelo
led) tanaa-^-^mr-t n pi
pasterospore i/yml (a thick-wallol
aseiua) ipori) T'f^nfst-dVsT^ n
Ciiterostri Ue (family ol the alicllo
hacks) «r«n'7-iTT«

Gasirrnsirus Zml «fv! 7 V! BTltr
G. rili|hrartus (Ok ljjip)ira/fet
'dad 10 arisonr') efitn

681

pas ihermoraeief Pfcira frfi'orss'id
Gastornis Paleontoi (allwd to the
^ n »e r es) 1 RTH-RTlfil
Gastornithea Poleoniot k*tWl w pi.
Gaatornithidie sii

gastr- pastio- dnot 711* ^

pistral eell Zori- (eoHared cell) R^*

«hn

paitral eorlex Zed gci’RfC*
pis trip

ptstric edj dnot 71T-s 7191
paitrie artery 79Titf(e(t
gastric (ever 1/ed 73T5Tf
gastric filameiils Zoot- 71T atjj
gastric glands ajg trfkir
gastric juiee PApnoI 79T W
gisirie null ^oi>l (a grinding appara
tui)7IT^^

gastric nerve Zoel TIT^tn
gastric ostium Zed. Sd m
gastnc pouch Zed wnron
gastric rtdpea 79f f:
gastric secretion 79T*f7. TST-TTia^
gastric shield Zed 79T*«tl
gastric teouclea Zed 79n>n
gastric ulcer TTg***!
gastritis SftJ TmW m.
gastro-i gastr* Jaui 7*1*
gastrecesirous e-h iTool-ldesignaling
ihatypeofvMtebra in which the
ceotrum is formed of the loterven
ttil rsTTut elemeota) 4n4i\i(X'gn
Casirochifuapot iira|oi-irrft
C panilurataoKeempfeni panda.
rata (sorolla tuba white or
pale-pink) Wiwivn silts ^eit (MW
^1*3*^)

gastrocnemius dna( dTlfTril /,
snm m

giflro-culaneous porca Zed
t»«

Gastrodes Zed (andoparaaitie ctano
phore) attAufl'BTJPt
C parasilirum 1*171*7
CisirodiscMlac fnnHf.%TI m
Caitrodifcns roof
C acpyptirus TO i au fts^ ^
paslroemerilis 7Tn*7^ m.
pastro-hcpatir omeolum ^tnal. 7TT*

rtt-T'

pastroiDieslmalud'y TtTJvtJ*.
pastteintestmal irriUnt ats i sg ajin

gntnway

gastrointestinal tract 7CTts7 TT
pi<tro1ogy gnjftil / , n

Ga«tropelecua Zed (sf9

■flying) __

Casirophilinae Zed. »n»?ntV)*W3^ ”••
(» 3 Tg tublaimly)

Gistropbilus (a genus of botflies
contamiDg the common species 0.
inteitinelii infeating the horse)
an’tw^-tnuft
C equi,*IT9-StT»tnT^

G intestinilis RT?rRf*7mnnfl
Gastropoda Zed m pi.

palropod inolluse ^onl

rntt

pistropore Zed. (a pore ocenpiad by
a gastrorooid) Tsft'fV n.
gaitre-splenie ady. Tyg-jElg-
paitroaplenie omenlum Anat. >1T*
rrftgjsi

Caalroiieus Zed
Gastrostomus Zed
C. balrdii Riafsg ftwWTT
Caaitoirirhs Zed (have eilia 1^7 on
the ventral >NT tide— Web.) 77t*
'TBHRTlfif

gastcoiasculir cavity TJTTtM)*

3P

gaatrotooid Zed. TTTi^lilsim
gastrula (aamehapad embryo) r^-
tnin

gsBlruIaie pmbryel. (to become or
form a gastrula) »nIflS7-

gistrulalioD (formation of gaatnila)
y^wn ftuVi n.
gai tubing 7if?r 9T«
pis vacuole Pof Rlfturft
gai volumeter Rtfa irfnTUTR
pai wailuog bottle Tifii-wm
|u welding TlfitfWR
pas works 7rf5t.SnBT/.
e»e 1 in, TBr? ti ,

3 Irrij 7^? n
pile attendant m-*Ta7T
paleVeeper nfr^, jn’IIW m-
pilemsn grTn: til
pate pass nisT BR, TIT-BT n
gate.repiiler ITT 1*^)

pale lale iiunia IlTfr*B«»d7

pate sciilryiTTlrrfl
gateway aeST JIT. ITT Tin m

oather

9sar box

fiiher 1 r I «TTt. cm,

2 r I. KtHta ^nti, jhn
p*lher harrest RTT-^BrJI
gilherjof 1 ^nrjTi n ,

3 m.

political gathenognaV^a^R^^

(HWI)

3 Sooiiiikfinj (^U^u| n.

G.A.T T. (General Agreement on
Tariffs and Trade) » tTT W
(CTI=* MT *flHR ^ WNi-Jj inFlTr)
Calton graph Jl/alA. (shotiing the
ratio of Tiriation) f4^|3U
ganehesikew Oeom. (4^).

(ft not + plane + tf^
passable]

ganche tjuadnJateral^ikew qnadn*
lateral J/aJk.
gaude^gelbkraui

gaady barbel Arn «hrr (frr^
II an ancient vrord for a bird nhieli
feeds on fig bernes]
gauge n iin*rr»»t.

draught gauge TgWiHH
3A(p (distance between ruls)
BTWIT H.
narrow gauge
metre gauge irpriMt
broad gauge

3 (an instniiJient for measuring
railw ay gauge) w.

gauge tfi. 1 Wffllk «TWI
2 wlani, St^win WtTTTf
gauge cock anwR-fneft
puge glass j;;,. WTJfR.^
gauge gliM protector Btf wtxr-
m,

gauge reader STTSTR-^rex
puge rejsort ot showa depth ol
watei — PWDM.IUtO) antTR-sft.
u^, article

gauge ro.1 »nJTR-»ratXT
gaoge tie Jilg (prcTents the gauge
from sprea img oot) BTSWT-fiSRns n.
Cauhati G«v- CRTtift

Caiillheni Bet

C. fragnnti— ima WTJTP9 rfW^
(Ben. Hid J»»a ffjndkii’i.ro—

Na.1k )

gaur Zacl. »l)7 n.

gsn«* EUc (c. g s unl of magnetic

intensity ^»*Ti) ^siag m.
method of Gau*s
Gausn s theorem
gauae 1 STRli f

copper ganxe cpS-arit

wiregauiCJTSjgyjft

2 7cf (tfca srieft /
gauae liandage aRi tt ^
gauae pad

gauae nog^enpe nng Asiron
Gavia Zod ftnT;:ix«ai&

CtTiae (gulls) fmifw?^.nci w.

P' lal (eormpteil from Biodi
nnwir tn.Qf^s
Gaaialis Zed- #nimXT-Sari5l
G. gangeticn* n i a i ^ ntntm
Gai iiformes (order) m.

Pyal rna m. (ancient word)
ga> greens parrot green (» colour,
icllowisli )cIlow green m

line, saturation and brilliance nodi-
urn gR)

GayLusnae or Trellca elcohelo.
^ter (0 100 per cent) ?t3i*9 g^-

G.».L«a».c»^ J(caIW alsolmc
«/ rofamra) fT% ^ftsi f>reil
2=Oiafles»law wft-frwwfsrot
CarLu-sac lower (to abaorb oxides
of nitrogen) Swig (»!>.

brei lated from j « W3)

giylusme ^

ealcmm, ?- for Wtiaeodiora. -wftu
for BFBtft carbonate. -Te^for Hfta
mineral)

Cwlla Bool. umta-B3lP| (CTOiftjjt

ontstnppiDg tbe wind’, eo called
on aecoont ot its awiftneas. It is an
ancient word)
gaicllc 1 5 (»i

2 “ paelle brown (u colour, red yel
low CTnxft IQ hae.o(lowiRtatjra-
tion and low ft brilliance)
gsscUe-camel fcwlrfa.
gaietic 1 (of a goretument) tTXTX n
2 » icocst )

gourual uftxT
magaxine ttxeftxi. aftxi
orw 'paper snmn*a 7
organ gWT*

iwnoilicat StTatftxi.urv^
resiew anftf»XI, ufinj
gaaetlrJ a (, narTs^

gaaetted a'<

, — V...- slant IMufsa H ^ ra *

garet ted c ml officer
•tfiTblA

ga«tted foren officer mf>7 atn*

gazetted medical officer ^Mufja ?tt(-
gazetted officer

gazetted official yratrfsw srfttrft
gazetted order inH

gazetted post nSTfer
guetied rank irarfus
gaaetiee'r

wm«TT9i na*

gaaeite notification

guette order TmtJ-an^
gaao-gene

(Seneral branch) WOT. (wsth|
OTa*)

CBB b^l,.

sr f. (otwH irftrviR.^)

'teH «i%. («rn=i

BCI (g„„j .

G.CJI. (ear, HaD.),(r„w/b
*rB.(5T^«!unrfT)

^ conduct remission) WT.

C.C abeetalgslrsmaed sheets (corru-
gated)] (yarfei RK (?=1.

Rr))

Gd (gadolinium) »^(*^!*t)
ge-=geo- aj.

C« (genatmam) Chm. fit
gean=i.nld cherry

geanticline Gcc9 gW7i>t.

gear 1 = goods (nnf nw,

3 J/ack, a (s^ accessory mecha-
nism) TTWWT «

1» (a toothed wheel) ^ftrwT, n.
gear box str

geki box oULn?

Gan*»l Adminitti»Uon—

geir bo* oihag
gear «»*«

gtar le'er TTim

gear viheel jr«H-

CeaJler (j((r>l,+ alter TOi) Hut (genus
cJ earthstan) K’^

C triple*

CecarciQiJae ^nol (a (aniily o< land
crabs) m

GeciDulua Aiti (birds ol tlua genua
bave tbree ft toes *r3^)
ffXjft

getVo Zool *nnn ntfjTl /

Cegeuopbis ZoU (double rotr ot
teeth in the lower ft jaw)

STlft

Geiger counter Phyt (a tuba with
a needle bio electrode) nwi-fljp*
!r?m

Ceiger>Muller counter (containing
a slander anal wire)

geikielite "t. (x.forwws

magnetiUBii tn^iien,f*^4 titaiiatei
fX for mineral)

Ceisiler bulbs 6 firm (a form ol pot
ash bulbs)

Geiisler tube £|« (VjfifWT *t?t
Ceisiler vacuum f Apt &wwr» tjr^
(short lor fteftsw*. )
geitono (Gk gritun neighboui ) srft*
^TT.

Geklo/’ocl antiTt’TrtjxunTTr'i
GeLkonidae /cct WliiKiilOrci WIT m
gel fAyiicalCAcri ft9T* m
•gel .ft?!, -fs^ntx n
Gelaiimui ^ocl (chelae ol isalecrahs
are highly coloured— PIl I 455)
IllMtS'tt'innft
gfletin ftwfg /

gelitine dynamite wfin^

gelatiDiieci

gilatin.red ftwftftrw

geliuooui ad;

1 (of the nature and eonsistenea

ol gelatin) ftwftxT;

3 (eontaming gelatin) ftsfnrt.
frwftwx
3 Bot »u**tuiB

g-Ulinou. mail fwftrt S'*

gr latiBO uipHruZcof fftcftX XTtn
geUtiDoui particle ftWlX n

getiCiBoue s)ie»th5ef

geleiiB eolation

gelbbols Col /«d 4ka m
gel bin Ccl Ittd fobteioeJ hr pr«c«-
pitatiQg a boiling aoIutioD ol cal-
cium chlondo with potassium ehro-
nisCe or bicliroi&ate and is used
mainl) for mismS mth other
yellows) f
gelbkrtnt Col Ind ^ku'ie n
gelbunra Cet In^ n

geld rb JtMgW (aer amaseulatiou)
gtligBnc{grtatin-1-(prob) Lat igaii
‘fire a gelatin dynaoiitel m

( xR ‘ Its' from fftJ)

Celletl green Col f"<f U kind ol
cobalt green) ftV til tft
Getoclielidon dir* nUft

(TTXjesx oecora m TO)
getoid Bat ftWW
gelsernii radii wgelscmium
getieoiioe CAm-
geUeiuimne CAem

ge)«emiu(B ls»C<l*ew»um seroj»er
sireniwycllow jasmioewCsrolma
jeiiamioe /

S Pham ^(tlxmu radiiwjellox
jaiinioe root df’nnfii n
gel state fvmt M W I
gel firuccdre rwTX*m^
gem M

gem en-reviogalitbo-gljptics rwT-

Ccniini=Twio» fsrron fiTJ^ n

« Oeininonini ^ Apollo a Castor
ipuir raw w^Kani m.

0 Geminorum » Pollu* flTJ^

fi frft'J 5T»g aftw n

V GemiooniinsAIhcnail^

■I Gcminoroma Vasal n

• Grminorom.var aMebSuta quir
WTn*

{ GcmiDorifin, var.»Mckbuda
ftryr.WTw

^Grminornm rar nPropus ftrira
fagif gt»

Ceminid Aitren. finsi TPVI /
Cemma^AIpbeccaaa C o r o o a e
llorealia Airren im iwrgf s ■■
gemma 1 dtnl TV STtr'l /.

3 Xgrel (a bod like Uxl))

gemma cup Bel
gemmae pi of gemma
gemmation Bet «

gemmule Zeal JtfiTXT /

Cemuendina Zoet (it has acquired
very much the shape of a living
sista-PH 11 168) snn&

G sturtll ftwift 7ft
■gen -Tm

geni (cheek) ^oof. m
•gena^e ni

gendarme, gendarme blue (a coloort
green blue in hue, of low -XT
saturation)
gender fert n.

•gene geo .?ra

gene S, cl (iiilieritinge unit) ft-
genealogical tree S1T-Vf{ n . 4?rnfa /.
general edj 1 Wimrq . mMit,

(n)ien nacMiary to distinguish
Iran eainmon

unit erial ftgrwO. snrft*,

ordinary RpaTret

as a genera) rulemffWA

2*tV-

general ti 1 d/i/ iwpftw
•) (Vini)) vrrftTft m
penen) ahiluv rjyflio) bu tp^ a<t*
»r>rr

£e»ier*J ai>s(rart errartaT ffifT
general aieeptabilily Com. ?n»T”r
xOrrasT

general arre|>tanreBclear aocep-
tauce Coin raanwt Talgft
general aicounl Hmrra
general arroum of lashfr^Ct HlKW

general urount of defeeliie note*
^ng*r wiiThf ttt wraira
general aiquaintanee ttiuira offTT
general a<t Pgl mifpq arfaftgW
general c<lap(a(ion nrarra StgfaTT
general adnunislraiion »tIln*T BTTt*
SR

General AiliDiuislrttion Uepartiuent

♦rnnra-Jryrm-ft^

General Admiclatration Department
tnemoraodnni no tlTITTra-ffrTTrra-
ffMT«t -5777.4

General Adminitlralion Department
noiifiraiion no. MlWlR-atllMT-

ftwriXftgTT!-*.

gantnl cdruer

687

ganezaliiation

gcDiral aJviMf Sjt-JfST’inTT
ftnera a-eot X<iw qrap’I
General \ytrmeat on Tanffi and
Trade (G ATT) *flT fTTTT
^ anjffsr wi^Pn W. «!r *? )
general aaaafthetic
general aaaioiny V i T T ^ l STlflr
general and aab^idlary rnlea illy

general and aargical atorea htjttT
^7 'a a'lijl

general appearance *f:«Tsi ^
gei^eral application mnyrg JRTrr
general aate^ament ^TUTT^
general aiaeta

general auignment •BTJfT*T •arftrt^-

general aainmpait Laa BTSW WIWTT
general average giarme /nrnraaea
*iT*Ti*g HT«a

General Average Art rrTO*^-*n^*

general average aa per foreign atate<
nent Pr^tfrT ^ • 3*^1 *raT^
trw

general average bond grnrtT-STtg-

general average eoetnbntion ai T B i a g-

anvtf bji^H

general average lot* *Tlin*7-*lTfn-TrfiT
general average aaerifice «TfJTT*T'ffW-

general balance H7anr7 err
genera! balance book rTT9F7*?rT*3vT
general balance iheet Com. ?tT»TI*T

Rnfi Pmn

general bargaining agent ff TBi -g

general binomial theorem Math.

BiBi’a aJnr
general Lo.lv »rsis^ firm
General Bonk Grenlar 1 rrnrpg
jtT«-<Tfrrt

2 pi —the book! *iTtrv7 Bfrrr-

3*^

general branch (,, the eivil aecre-
tarlat) *tWT*^ SU^I
general eacheau arxrpir T- vrv i
general caie frnPt

general ea.h aeeonni arnrair frn
general ra»h book «rsrT*7 ?r* J*=V
general rhararter Lnv •JWi-'J WTlPr /.
general chargea Co«». WUrar jnTTT

genera! cbecL reguter tmiag

general ebenueal apparatna (nSTT^

general ehemiatry enin^ pi lTt
general eiretilar g fc Tl

general ela««ifieation (aa. ol goods)
BnItrB

general classification register BT B ' W -

General Claasea Art
wfrfimt (Const )
general clerk rntTF* frftT
general climax £«! BTOTST tTCn
general condition mJlTaT’tm, H i h t s b
«7l«n

general ecnic tfatk. « ! !<»« ? !ttn
general consent «TreP7lrRf4
general coa<ideraiioa q|it:sg fgif ^
general eoosiitoencp Wifiwt finr^T-

5ra

general eoastmrtion Sot. HiH l ^

rwT

general contingent register
T*4l

geoersl control Tam ft i tmn
general e«nver»atioB *tmT«f ff H r t ",
ttiffift m'ft^

general eoit o( management ffiv^ sn

general coast (aeoont which atites
m a general way tb* plaintiH a
claim) anupn ^

ge neral e oort martial ntursT 8^-

general cT(»iiDg Cow a nin*^ ?»ni
general enstom or nght aiim- q
•rm wf-rtTf

general damages ajntn^ gi fe - tfi

ipecial damage, JlfTrf*

general death rale *mn>7
general delegaiion, atiitjaq nimiTlje
general dcmorfer£fl„anwTs«rfrx«mfir
general deparfment q ia. ’sq &wttt
general descnption emnwy TWr
general despateherimirvabTV
general diary annrT^M^
general directions
general discussion an ma^
general dismal rotation of the hei.
ven rtiwpT

6'^^ <*0*7 clerk mtrrrc^-

general edncation atuf f c ^
general efficiency ?TWT*7
general election

(Const ), ^ ^ifTf

general endorsement Com. (blank
endorsement) HTBIsg
general ennnciation Ma/h. m'rrr’t
ffferr

general equation Math. B iHitB Bjfl-

general equation of the first degree
STTB tIPT «r7 BTSr7=7 irrfWIT
general equation of the second deg.
ree fidl-a fj flwisq
‘tlfll-g BifltTT
general equipment ftWFT
general esutc B I W 1 »fl frm
general exceptions ai^fp^ s rrxi^
general exemption ar a i 'B gfrr
general expenses STJOs^ nyg
general factor la ability £Juc. bWst
«T •TTWr*^ «TTT
general featnres srnrirg nttvi
general feeling agwi
general felling niJet Feratry m*nwf
flirt-fsTTO

general financial mlei «wteg fSrW.

gener al fore st administration

BtT nrrpxH

general form STtJr»g F7
general formula Math. ^

general godown RiSTTrg s ^mun
general good *n^aPr« fry
general goods a mpg

account lTTO*g xrT>V-

general gnarantec BTJlFg
general head tnwng t(H
general improtement ai l UP T
general incompetence snr.rq ar?nrTT
general index BTJn»tt^t75n

'“door ward StlSTWr afVfT^-

ge neral rnfertions disease tTun*^
wsifijT tm

ge neral^ l oformatiog tropg tj^.
R!>rjrr*

general in.trnclions bi h|s^ b
general insurance srmlq

ge nera l introduction B I HP 7 ijfiTtT

genera] laatiOQBgeneraluatioa

gener»li*«d B.mijJ rul*i o! proctdur*

peoerili>ed»^cDcrilizc<l
peoer»li»sirao iT’nf'Tlfs »»
issue £ato

fenerilily 1 / , Wn»t»gWT? n

3 = peneral Uw KiPI-'l f*»

S I«ta WltttM'SU / (Const )

Cf eompffhensi»tiJe»5 nTT*Wt/

4 ifatlu HTW»trm /

vithout preiurlice to the peoerm

lity of <t tTOtT i SR Bfnpr strtt

peuenfity of the foregoing power
fT^ rgrigm
genenilizaiioD 1 RlBirgi^tirifi
>1

3 *ITKI*B*t9l, W1H1'M*( *1
generilue tfc mo
generalized adj

generalized os uni ^oof adUlf^TV *R1
generalized jucture tnsnftg?tftg
generalized theorem of manents

generalized tul>erculosii irhgrf)

«rg*n

generaliter fTIR!*^ m
general jail delivery gifiuina
ITOW BITTjft!

general juriaprudenre Miuti?
arra

general landing date (Tnrrag at m an-

general law H Ttn»o frgjT
general lavoul »n«n»g atfiraoTR
general ledger t. m aimiiq jjtt*
general ledger idjuitment acrount
wiRT*q 07*^-nnn1a^-&Ri
general ledger balances ttTJn*q-tnjft
»iq

general legacy (ana pa) able out of
*as asieulCTinrg ftqrt
general letter of credit ttlHlig ffrgg

general licence Higi»q « jafLq
general Ucenee sot.4s\aci'n» ^gmiaq

general I.en i aftifTvg gr’trf'BETT
SlG^i- / /VdrifXi ‘right to aeiza"
wir*q irgWl •

0111111 TtW^fq *hn

gelitiDoui particle

generally 1 wmiavs {ofp- f??TT)
generally proteeled Fortilry 4lltlt*4a.

geDerilly spealing (ngpinr, Hiuuq

^ ?»

general management RflflRr nvg
Ceoeral Manager Itlf (GM) nfT*
flwt (q g).?rt nwB (•?»)

General Manager Government
ttousing Factory zrgi fftrrgr, tmt*
fr# tjg-fyiftdh
general manure fllKiag MIX
general matters nttnag f^gtf
general medical ward ntinrg idgOrc

«r

general meeting «Rn>g
general merchant trmpv
general method il«lh ftill

general mohiluattoQ form RitTPg
Amt^ BTtt

general morphology BTtfP^ WdWl?
general (eon jodieial) impreised ahrrt

('itif 375)in*n"»(*gifWw) Agf?«

WT

General Officer CommaoJio* (C«rn>.
lof’iotondKTenderGrMernO wn^«
twrft. ipntfl »i
general ofHeer of ilu eonimaoj
ct ngiRitifl

General Officers Cotnmandin'-in*
Chief ITfT Win^tig-JrvFft an

general oncost anznrat siArgg
general operation theatre min a q
TTt'tlirR

general order m<n*V an^
special order feftg «n^
general or apeeaal eonaeot Minaq
wT»i ftfrq K*ft

general or special order UlUjaq aiull

Wl7 ari^ti

general or tpceisl order in vnliag

WtTT^r argqi fhilg erXti

grTittalvaS-ioov 4vpat\i3tn\ qrfsy,^
VIll llfn ft HHI

general partner Ceoa vmnvT WTtft
general parlDcrsbap VHiiisg wtOpfl
general patimt WTZtr^ yfdl

general permisatoD annrsv KJTT

general permit minrgnrjjn
general pbytiology an msg
general picture tnst*W

-ral plan snn»g ghRi, wi»n*g

arftrhrM

general plan of management n*V-

general police district ftlfll**! WIf fii>*

HOTW

general police fund «mi*VKTffs frf*
general policy Kixim tflA
general poailion of the estate

<1 fTUn"! fwA

general post office TTT

general power m«isg rflK
general power-ot-allomey RTtn^

tnfiww irfrs

general power of disposition Lata
niHlsg agqwiqii'grffE
general precantions tTTtn»ff
general preeesaion Atlren,

general priDCiplei (nni*V fil5lKI»
RTRiatJ OfifTO

general principles of administra*
tion aTWg % wiHl»q rFST*SI
general proficieDcy GTiT(^
gentral progteas B*lfH

general propaganda »tt«i*T
general property »ntn*» 5 «
gtnera) propoaiiion Uath Rltn"(
HW

general protection ferritrg 4TTtn*B

general provident fund RlSl*q wftW*

Afq

General Frovident Fund llulea
Mmi»q wfqtg Aft finnT
general proviiiooi RiRi*q
general psychology tmtl** trflftlJR
general public artWTJlTni
wimmi HiuiH srmn
general purport BWt»R WWR
general purpoie fn*n*q f^Tt
general questions (tmisq
genersl regiitrr HrHl»q gmfl
general regnlaliotuRIJnvqftfqgil
general reputation RfJlt*g ftarnfr
general repute ftrtrl*B ngift
general revenue RTtnaqarrttT
general reriew fli«|sq jqfatflgq
general reviaion mni*q ^qfltaq
general routine «mi*B
general rule wmivqABJT, WTqftqw,
rmfl m.

general rulea of procedure Tntn*B

cenenl islsi or iJiractiont 689

G«iuifa apiitoia

sfen Rrew, ftlvi

•fueral rule* or direction*
fsrew KVTT

general (anitition STOT^
f^eneral »cale 1 (of r»)) WWI'^J 5ltft
2 (for RTinting peimiU)

general *cheme
general »cienfe
general tecreiary
general lection ar^WPI

general lene* *TWI

general aer* ice RUTT*R
General Semce (Electrical Engineer)
aai* I t TTgl *9 (in'! «fiirTOl)

1

general *e**ion nutp^ rp^
general letup of tbe manageoient

general ahip Hltiliq srenn?
general toil ijritem «mi*^
general lolution .Vdtfi
general ipeeiCettion RT(rP7 flTT*l
general itafl i/if.

General Staff Officer J/d. arfr?!.

general iiandard (of he&lllO

general itatule BTST*n
general alinulani ile<l. fnflivff
general itorekeeper *rpf*tu?Tnift*
general atnke aiiwi*v v^^trnr, arTanr?

general auitabdilj eu^ii's
general auperintendence Bnn*0 at^

wn

general au|ierv»i»on aRin*9
general aurface BISIMT rter
general surface colour JfineroL
aTTRT»tr Tl-fn

general lymptoma tn*n^ CV’T
general tendency mum JTlfw
general term Loffte Bium Tf
general theory ifaJk. Bnrm
general theory of continued frac<
tiona fnn fir*! *t imrm
general iherapeutica nriTim fVftmt
general trade ayitem BWI^ «4n{T*

g>BeraI traffic HTWm tinniB
general iraioing Biwm ffftHlJt
general triTcrae £ou> RWm aw<l>l
(jM trareraa)

general trend Stelatiet BlBftf ST^fa
general un*uilalnllly Rntpa

general >aceiiutMin regiaier Bntm

general \aluc J/a(A> fnxnm
general venliit L«te SWm llftm
general vigilance BTBm
general ward (m at hoiptal)

««

general warranty BHim

general word* R!lt1>4

general word* of alniacmaim <R*

war

general wotkahop dmm
generate rb.

generate a inrfaee Sliith.
generatuig antp
generating ctrrv6tfafk«*A>W
generittng function Jfalk. sm Ant
generating tine Math. aWH-iW
generating nocleua Zcol.
generating ael 9^*3^
generating alaiion
ftjttflm

generation I Qprtn.

2 / fee lR*f, Cicpa'^ n.

1 Hath 979 n.

0 Z(d. frTfi*/.

fine generation 9*19
geoeratite977>
geoeraiif e cell ffiof. 9tR-tthTT
generative nueleua
micro-nuclcua
generative orpn 9vi^la^
generative ayatem 977-4r^
generative ti<*iie Bot 97!|-9f?I
generator I JIarh. 9^ n.

2 Gfom 97V tn.

generatory nurirua Zool. 977 mfe
generic oAf. 1 nrfW
2P*ol B9fihr.n9ift-
generic name Bid. Ilfl|f«l-in9
generoaityT^ntn/.
geoerooa

•generout -art, * 57 :

•geneaia b •genea la

geneaia i/alh. 977.9*9 /.

.geneaia -977 n.

geneaia of aoil ^-977. *I^9rTfvi
•geneay ^ipA/. (• neienco of . )
lilbo geneay

genet Zool (an> of sereral tpeciea of
small Carnivora allied to the
civets, alt bronnish yellowish to
greyish with darker spots— CNH.
X.406) 9^ m. (ancient word for
civet)

genetic adj. 1 977-. 97^9

2 Logic TJiTfti*

3 (pert, to genes ^77)

•genetic ‘TTf^

genetic eUssiricatioa977*7tff9T9
genetic ronslitiition fA9-ft9T7 (ft\^
gone)

genetic definition Xoffie
genetic development 977>fir719
genetic factors 977 9TT9
genetic isolation 97f79
geneticist WTTftty n.
genetic* a77finn7, fTTmfe-ftsTR n I
ti a p i faO /.

genetic aoil type* 977

genetic ipiral Set._ 7Jift7W*f*a9r

genetic variance 97f79 ft979
Cenelta ZmI V^-n9tfit
C. tigiina (genet) ftrfin 9^9
•genic 1 .37
2 (eanaed by)

3(ivf;. from .gen >*7) •9f^(wi(It
Trfvtft^)

•genica-TfWl/.

geniculate od;. (bent at an angle
like a knee) ^*7

geniculate ganglion dnaf. snflVTTI*
U'ivi = 5*7 HWST

geniculatua adj, Bel (haring a knot
or prolnberance like a knee) 9T3«

97

grniohyoglossna Zoel (a

muscle)

geniohyoid dant.f^^

Geniosporum Bol. tWl«99
O, proatraium (nutlets compres*
sed— Basu) 9l919f

geniaia ^orf. ^canary brodm Bu 14 .f 1

J

Ceniata Bot. 9n79r7-ff9lfil
C. a n g 1 i e a (a plant of the pea'
7m family Laving large thorns)
9T7I*9 *VTvai9
C. tagituli* ?T7.V*Z77T7
C. tpinoaa (needle forre)

VBR

G«nitta bnetoria

gaocentric renith

G. tinrtona (dyer’i greenweed,
•woodwiien, ■stoidweien, wood
w»x, dyer’i fnrie greenwoodi
dyert geniiti. d ye weed , wbin.

greenweed)

CenutaeU tribe) Bof

genital Zocl

genital itnam Zocl amnir^^
genital bursa Zooi '*i?
genitalia ORwHl

genital opernilutn Zocl

genital organ
genital papilla Zcol
genital plexot ZccU SR’l
genital pore STW^ T*a
genital racbia Zool STIif

genital ridge IRtt T*
genital* 3U(U fn > "

genital atoloQ Zoel
geniul triel ^tn ^
genito inieatinal c#oal Anal
fm

genito urinary *pi^
gemtourinary eompli<ation«^t}?W

genitourinary lyitem
genitounnary iriet 3rT^ ^ ^
geniut Ifffiret/
intellect nn
intelligenee OVPr, ^

a trftWRTFfl ( t>l.). nfirwTTTT.

S (of a languige) arr*T!n (Cooil.),

(wnr^) /•

Genl (general) *n. (wn^s)

Genniena Xwt VT^»
occur* la mrwr)
geno. %n-

genome fi (a* tbe aiogle i*t

of ebromoeotnei, denred from one
parenti eontaina the eomplite Ht
of that rarenl’a gene* it la
called the genome— UcL**" L 26)
( one defiotea group, man *)
genomorpliioe (morphine oaide—
Dennett)

Xenooeine-eaoJ''"*^*'’®" (abort
for

j^eeiotype Diof. trsfAt* »-
geooa. I .-n
2(eaaaed by) -T^

mi)-l

genailRtn (aee nnceslry)

genthiie^mekel gymniUF^-Wlfra

n (FRl niekol. gymnite)

gentian X (»ny pUnt of the genu*

Cintiniui) ffTW «

3 Pkarm. = gentwna «- gent iinie
radii = gentian toot *»

Centiana Set ft^Tt iTlfft

G dahunea Wiftf fetW (Khuraaan
hilla banpera, Kit* AbdulUfcAanfl*

fo)

C decumheoi (caly* »«ry tin»ao*l
_Baen) ftW*

G kurrooa oiHiatf (UW .

feW.Nadk ffaneWt.'Ben Hm.

G olitien-C.daKofic*

C teBe11afil«i:f«n(P*n.!fm)

geniiina blue 6B=«p*f W"*

Centianaceae B<jt n (l^

(tmily)

gentianae p»di***g«o»'»“

Geotiaoale* Bet »•

order)

gentian bine (a eolonr. foddiih bln*
tn hue. of low brilliance)
fn.fleilXtn

geotiaoia iwgenimn
gentiopicnn

gentitoine Cot Jnd /

genluooae Ckem

geotiao root pharm

gentian wiolet Cel Jnd Fiifltfl®

gentiobio*e (pentianoeo IViTJ +t»'

+ ok) fotwriil u.

gentiopicrio

gentieeui (prepared from gestilia)
fsTtrftwi /. (1.5 7tnhydrnxy
^xsntbon*)
gentlaic eeid

gentitia Chm (from gentiin, tonnd
tn genlien root) fVtiRi /.
geDti*ioieacid»geDtie<c acid

gentle bTecie{B Ik m p h) 'iff ttlftT
Uet Beaufort'* Wind Scale)
gentleman ev

gentleman JohoBheartieaae (rtola
/rieol»f)f»5Wiia.
gentlemen Corrtip- tf(T^ >Pli

gentle elope Otof. tr*X
genu

genuine adj- 1 _

3 Lain (I-PC)

gruiHi^i .

genuine ind •uthentic wif

tnsif^ .

genuine demand Seen, tnilu ■■•f-

trren

genuine desire flR®

genuine difficulty rnTTV

genuine good* *l*f™

> -

genuine houiehold store* airum

«ftS.a7Ti

genuinely injT^ > ktJS ■
gentunely impoiaible aroiift. ertnW,
ei^f. Bwg^ araw?
genuineneaa HTtnftwwi, wui^ai /•
genuineneas of the transaciion egg
gnt RiJnfiTOHT
genuine tourist intS nJi®
genuine violet Col Ind ftOT ^

genui 1 JjioZ.*nrfB/.

3 Logie B®Tft /.
aummum geDoi gm
proximste penni enfra'Skflfe
tpeciei etrfil
infima ipecie* «{(^
coordinate apecSee
geo. tt

geo'seathesix >■ geopereeption Sol.
(capecity of a plant to resp ond to
the itimulu* of grevity)

geo.bio* (karrestrial life) *"

geobiotic adj. { e%)

limnobiotic ®IUIf
hslobiotic

Ceocapromya 2i»I. *1*1^

geocarpic od/. (ai pea-nuti producing
fmit beneath ground)
geocentrfe aij. Attron
geocentric celeatial iphere difron.
rjgr^tg Sifter

geocentne latitude ditron*

geocentric longitude aiffon.

geocentne motion ol a plane dafroa.

ntx <» ai3k»Tt® nft
geocentrie parallax dilron.

geoceoirie xenith Xriroa.

geo chomi9lz7 Goorhychus

peo. chemistry »I_*T?n9sr
peo-chrony (geologic chronologj) H.*
nHrnn/

peoeratic a(tj (pertaining to enlarge-
ment of tanii areaa in relation to
oceanic areas)

peocrODiie tftmwnrftnr m (*i)B lead,
>f*a5tantimon\.g forg-^JlsulphiJe,
•r^ for rrfiW mineral)
peode 1 (a nodule of stone liartog a
csTitv lined ivith cr) stals or mine
ral matter) m.

2 (the ca\ it\ in aneh a nodnle)llf^«
!ITT/

peodesic peometry = peodesy Vafli.

stnfirfe/
peodesy jinftfl/

Cf peometrv^wnfjRT,
peodetic adj 5^iRnff7
peodetic and research I'rjnehunnrfr-
tnjT w»>^!n-?riw
peodetic computer wifJtaW
peodetic measurement Astron ayifij.
lft9*IT7

peodetic survevmp^^lftrflv tjfafJr
GeopIos«iim (a genus of fungi, the
earth tongues) ajfsftTHJilRf
peoppost n

peognos) rssiT^rtt^/
peoprapher „

peopraphietl adj
peopraplucal dittribution B,oJ.

peographical distnbution of toils

peosr-ij'hical dirision arrrr

peograpliical feature
«)nr%« inff>

peopraphical film afhiHHtTOfcz
peopraphicallT Tf« &

peopraphical meridian

peopraphical mile idtre

geographical mobility £(•<«,
aifcitagfll

geographical proximity tJVifrfkl
Hisflatl

peopripliical race (of leeds) tflnrfW

geographical rotation >iWVfe* arrr^
geographical aitnttlon fnrf^

geographical inrrey

peopraphic factor Kcon

geographic isolation
peoprapliics=pFOprapliy
geography ^jiht m , n.
peoul (figare of the earth) n ,
tiRTTFra/

CeoUichIa Avet (they are ground
birds) tj_si4«-t|glfd
geological nAj ttlftnp, xJlfirv'rt
geological age sflfnAg 511
geological ihemistrv
geologual classifiialion fiff*

«7ei

geological fold WS3T

geological forces 4 lRnn>t ^
geological history

geological invcsiigaiion irj*

geologically tftfijtft %
geolopcat period

geological specimen RT^

geological surxes i iftftnft
2 w'lfintrt »Mlg«n
Ge^gical Surics of India Wirtfrt
ttWiTil fitMin

geological time rrs

geologu lime tflfirdTrt
geologist

pcologixe s^^lfsnftiPT. ttVfirfl.

WVRR’t. wfirfl «ia^^
geologr sJVfir^/
geomilicrtd; ^'tini?r
gfomahsm (influence,! bj praTitatiua
to that one side balances tvilh an.
other) tpRtwnt /
peomancy ».

geometer ^ ^infu iT^

Ceometra hriimataswinter-tnolh
peomc t ne = peomelrirsi
peometrical oJ/ ?i%<lg, Jwjufirftir
pe ometn cal erriD-enient

geometrical exit rt^ftiiw^
georaetnea! toosiruetioo

geometneal draniDs ?|^,r
geometrical fignreliVlW
peometrical form ^

geometneal illntUetioa ?t%<rR

geometrical meanings «rf-,

(KnttR

geometrical model
geometrical optics
geometrical progression ijnhTT wft
geometrical results ^fiatThr ^
geometrical senes juihlTtRSt
peometncil set
peometric ai erase goihrr nntt
geometric chart

geometric cross jjatyttt WTfuaR w
geometric isomerism 1(^7 rrwrain
geometric mean tprlrtr trvR^
geometric progression gujHr *1 t 1
geometric spider = orb ii caver
(weaving a circular web) lilg ^ i q m.
peometne units .= spatial units tft-

geometry /, n.

geomorpholopv HrWWI-

fWl/

Ceomyidae Zxi r».

Ceomyoidea (snperfamil})

RTTni

Geomys Z ad ( a genut of burrowing
rodents) BTrify
G bitrssniis (poucliod ral) «Pfls

Geopeha .Iim (h,*, j_„p mottlj to
the ground *(;) trsnfjt

Geepel.insedt«»i;wffiTsrltnM (»g.

m subfamil))

peopercepiioa _ geoarithesia Do*,
(eapieitj of a plant to respond to
the elimulas of gTxMtj) ^trfinihr

propbagy (eating clai ) n.
peophilous adj. Bel (growing iinder-
ground) iTRhlfirjr
peophone sjyqir
peophvBical o<f;
geophysicist m

peo-physica
peophyie Bgf,

peoplankton Zool. tI,->Tvr?T* m.
peopolar adj ttffqhr

. Capohi.l.

and foreign polities of a people de
0" physical eniironraent)

Oeopolitikopeo pot, lies

peoponic adj. ffqlTTnJl (.r* )
Ceorpeite crepe /.

.«.-Pn. U6W

G«ofaunt ^ gannintl merntnan*

lj«a ground ‘•T’ff)

C«cs«uru< PaleonCal- (it diStrei (rom
the other (osril crocodilen in being
peiJectly »d»pted lor t. life in the
open see— Swionertoa pSll) SH?
»r?T

peo^jnclioe Gecf ȣ^^/
pcouitic behaviour ^ool

peouxli, feotaxy fiioi I7rTf?-Ttt W

geoierlooic feolo^y^^etructural geo.
logy

Vtatrn 2oal afhTT? ff*nS (-»T eerat.
ching)

geotrofiic odj Biol

afil

geotropitm Biol (iDOvemast toerarda
the earth) *i*'ii‘»S‘ll /
geotropv SI geotrepism
Gepbyrea Zoel (eihibit oo app«ar<
ance of tegmentatiaa wbea adult)
atTwfVTg mpl

geplitrocereil ad} Zoel (Qk gtfhyra
bridge

gcraQour s wallflower (Cluir4nt)i<'i
rk/iriiraftfjrifn
Grriniarvae Bol JH it-

geraoitleicilral Chrm
Geranulet Bel «i)!« n (nWi

critt)
ftuate acid

grranioe Col Ind frfrfl /
grrioiol Chen (a fragrant oil occur

Tins in Oil o[ geranium) ailUl^‘(€

gcramuin 1 «7IT^ m,

2 (a colour ) ellotriih rod tn

luB and of very high aalura-
tionittfijnrTlyt
Crranium ifoi «W«prjnr%r
t. affine = C oepileore
U luriilum = ahiDing crane'a.|>in
(vtoriibruhl toi\— Baiu)aTTg;t
il»t

t. tnarulatum UtrirRenl root)

f. rnoUed ,ve■a/oot)«Tr^T;«7:»•

•l■'

C nepalrnw Vnw
C oinllaliim wet WSWV*

V.n iaa,i.)

C p.r«if..liuinKYrt«^IX.^-e

f. praicuse (riaOoah]}, crowfoot,

meadow ettne*! bill> grace o( God
gratia d«») tPTTOgW

G. patallam email craDe'e-bill
(lAl paealturB ‘rery •mall') ^

G loberlianam (bloodwort, soldi-
ori’batteasi rediteed, robin fiow*
ct. Scotch geraniamt wild gera-
mum, niM piakjTiK
C rotundatolium aa rouad-Ieived
ersDC'a-bill ( leayei reaiform"
Baxu) f*M®l

G aibincuin (leaves peotagonal— *
Baau)

C wallichianuin (aopalt long poiol*
ed — Baeo) ri/wPiVd
gcraaium CN Cot fnd. wI^lhiHlii
rin

geranium graat (Cir*>bopngo» aeWnan-
rt w) m. (B ,a >. BIB

gecaoiure UVe (a colour* yellowiah*
red CTWlt 10 hoe, ol very high
eaturation) «Rnrtrfra
geranium oil 99

geranium piok (red ^ to boe. ol
high T^eaturation ood high 9 biiU
lianee}ut3BS
geraool 4ienf'(^(« m.
geraoyl n

Gerbera Bol etGc^syn-mf^

C. jameeoDi (Tranavaal daily)
ermpu wfityrn (1^ dawy)
pecbille tiftB ^ m. (occur* in«WT-
tup)

Ceibillioae (subfamily) «•

Cerbillua Bod. Uliui <nnr2

gerfolrooBgyrfalfOB
Cerhardt's feme eblonde tetl>w
Cerhardi teat uflWT

Cerhsrdt teet»CerIiardt's ferric
chloride teal

geruinc* 3I»d. (concerned with old
age end ite dieeasei) trntTiripit /.
frnn i (a small masa ol living aub.
stance...) gftnn ea.

3 Bot.tffuT^m
9 (palhoseou^ rforq m
gtilfT m,

germasate Chm. (BVafre n
German black •vl’raalfert Hark Cot

Itfl

Crrinait chamomile lUatrtearia
ekinewiilla) m.

geriDsoic adj Ckem. fenfire
gcnnaDic acid ftwfiPS W*5l
gennaoite f^ftra m (or

gerraaniutui tf- for 3-^ sulphide,
■Td tor Clftw tojaeral)
germaniuiu Cken. m

{•erniauiura oxide fw*l 3 uiTlB
Cerroan orange ss gold orange
germanoua aJj Cktm fk^BT
German proceaarschaniber proceti
Ckem

German ailrefanicVel silver (capper
+nickol+rinc) tra-VHt
Gemiaa silver scrip (iiutttf:

CermsB silver ware liny^<*tnvg
Cermao silver wire mtr^^‘9^
German timariik (dfyriMria gsrma.
mee)in5*T/.

German vcrdigria^green verdigris
Germany Qrftvu tn " •
germanyl (QeO) Ckrm. fk«B« n.

(ft«)

gemanua Zed (tbo sgg producio*
part of the ovary) WvnTB m.
germ hand Zad ftfl V| (in meeeti o
vsntrst plats of eells. which later
gives rise to the embryo]
germ cell 1 Biol nfl tOITl
3 Hot rfhng-ishn

genn<eUdctenaiaai>iBiol.Tyfir

Crrvfw*

germ glandngoned Zod, sm.nPn
germ hillock » earaulut oopbomi

germicide », ttiTi^nn, tftvrijtu tn.
germinal Zggt, {fff-,
germinal appiratuisaegg apparatui
Bot

germinal area BmbryoL (Ifl Vb
germinal band Zod ifft U?
germinal corpuscle — oosphere Bol
ttvTnia

geminai disks. blaalo-dise Smtrvol

getmioai district Bol
germinal epithelium Bmbryel , dnot
(rit irf<mrt

germinal factor ZooL ir(t VIK9
germinal layer » stratum -• gem
layer Bool. WrvTT, wnfwrfCpn
mary layer)

germioal membrane EmiryoU vU
eWT

genninal nacleus «3 gianl goose

germinsl nncIeo»“penn nncleos

genniaal ipot ^ool.

germinal Hraiam=penranal layer

germinal unit

germinal reaicJe 1 Emhr^l.

2 23o<.=oo4phere
germinant ad; Zaol-
Oitiee parlictple)
germinate rfc 1 Zed. Tfg^I
2 Dot. ztnr, 71 W, aifT
germinate hy prtxlacing..^T^I^?l

germinate by the formation of %

Pmrn li ^

germinated ad; Bot

germinating ad; Bot.

germinating apparatus Fortitry •t-ii'A’t

STf T’l arrf^i ^ *»**

germinating bed Forittry

germinating power Ferettry
Ttfii, »f3T»i*Trf^i 3rrt^ stfT, T^«

germinating leed Bel. tJt?!
germiniUng spore Bet
germinating test FsfwlryT^t^-^tgJ,^

germination Bet

germinaiioD rapacity Bet S»?T^'SnnT,

effniwmn

germination energy Bet trTier,

itftn

germination factors jt*l'

germination peicent Jerritry
stfiyrt, iijtet sfinrr, afdrra
srpRT^ ifrfT’i

germination percentage Fortitry

fffsrntrtg, arfm Bfirmn
germination apeed frjiet-

riPr

germination temperature

BT7. irfm rrn

germination test Fortitry

Bfnn* trTTJt-Tftvi

germinatire ad;- ZcoU (-T^)
germiostiTC ca pacit y Foristry
alTTn

germioalire e“r^f7 Feriitry (tb*
pereenlage by number of seeds in
% given samrle> wbieb gemiuato

in e specified time— UJL)

arai, srirn-^:^

germinatiye power Forairy
sifr, <rfT«i 5t^f

germinator 1 (one that cansesto grow)
irj^ «.

2 (device for testing tfaa germins*
ling capacity atfrU of seeda) arfr*

asm-

germinogony = polyembryony ZooL
njyuH n

germ layer 1 Embryel. Ktft ^

2 Zed (primary layer) *TO teT
germ nnclcns— germinal nuelens
nt3 »>t(«

germ of hair itit-^3 n
germ plant ifT.-iid

germ plasm or pianola 0iot (tfao
sabstance cOotaioed to the germ
cells, by which hereditary charac-
ters are transmitted) n.

germ pore Bet 4ffT-rM
germtl.eoryl(otdiseasea)Jlfed (trnoj-

2 (of reprodoction) Btel (repro-
doctioo of liTiog organism from
parent liTing organism) ^Nrnfln*

germ track £ieL (line of ootogeoie
descent of the germ cells) ritQdttfty

germ tube Bet *fT TOt
germ warfare ttunj Jl?
gerontie (GL. peron 'old man')
23«>f- (•R’f occura in theWtrtn)

geronio».Tacy n-

gerontophilia ^^K^st n.

•gerous (besnng, producing, contain-
ing) -’n

Gem Jae r^Hydrobatidae
gersdorffiie (^.for

nickel, 3^' aolph • for
5irT=5n arsenide, for SPni mine-
ral)

Cesnenareae Bet, (tohular ilowera)

*iici^*n gsi 11-

Gestalt psychology tril fa tT H

gestation 1 rnit^Jm.

2»I«hwT/

gestation penod rnrtlf^
gestetneriDg

gestetner marhine ufitlHPtn n
gestetoer operator af i ftf^ t i -^p j!^
gestore VtT / > m.

hmt.fi^

intimation sjygf
insinuation 3<T^,
innuendo ISltfVa
get cb.nrvfi 5^t. 'irn, 5n^i
get nipped (the railway tickets)

SRI

get nd of ^4+ni gm
Ceum Bot. iT^S-tnnft

C alatum (the plant is officinal
in Kashmir)

C rivale (water avens) 51^-175 'li^
G, urbanum (arens, blessed herb,
herb bennet. way bennel, wild
ry e, wood arens)
geyser 3sAi?t m

geyserite (deposited around hot
springs and geysers) n

(l*^tR geyser, -I* lor 0f>ra mineral)
ghaitlyadj.STtngg

•nnfg^, wvne (tee danger-
ous)

ghat eharge tTTJJUlTT
ghat station cr3't<n’f
gbaut palm (Coryefo urenr) nttjg m
(C .M)

gherkin (prickly fruit of a apeeiea of
cucumber, Cucitnif aniuria)
«%#!/.

Gbon-Sachs bacillu) ire Closlndinm
seplicnm

ghost liadar (a aecondary image in
teleMSien caused by reflection)
Hfrstgt/.
ghost cards ^

ghost lines Jfrlaf. (any of certain
light bands alternating with dark
ones)rR«^?ntl, erg-^«pt
gi. (giii)3 (int%)

C,I ,A D, (GoTercmestoflodia, Army
XJepartment) SI ?TT , & fe. (STR
fHi.&wm)

giallolino (my of various y ellow pig-
ments) Col. Ind sft-’ftTt m.
Ciinsar=X Draconis Ailron
snniy m

giant n Zool. m

giant flrf; JT^-, sftjT, wfrTtB
giant bamboo tfm ^
giant cell Jnal tnifliU
giant clam tflg
giant climber Fortitry
giant fibre Zed
giant goose jfUT t*r

giant granite

giJ] net

pant gr»Bi»e P^jroj
pinl heron twJ WST*! e?

Clint llunler = Onon Jjlron. ftrtl n.

Ononii Unei«3t woriO

pint lelp iftR
'lint land tortoi«e Rp
pant oenre-celU Aytal
pant aottt (Pritarua torot*i) Zocl
STT-anP^

giant nuthatch 4t;i Rp Rr^ftrift (f^-
^ ancient word)
cianl panda JTP qes*
giant pitta Jr<« Rp-nojcj m (the
colour oi the bird la Iile a lotua
ancient word)

giant polar body ZotX RCt'Cttf^ai
giant potato (/pomoeti dijiUta)

m (Basq) (Ben 6)iNmi

lamra)

gunl puShall tfm '{R'fiyi
pant rail Rp-fafll
giant reed >■ ditehreed ■ Thragstf
tea eotnraunit rrto ar
guBi aalamander trp^TT*
pint tequoia » higtrce
pant ( rattle (fatoda aenadeni) Vr«<

Gianit aiairwajra k Crclopeeo aUira
giant Tibet babas ten Rp<<T«r^
giant tortoiae RpfR
'giant water bugnfiib killer ZaeX-
aftauK m.

pant water lily {Vtclern rejta) rftR*
Rfesft

pant whale spiMi?

Giardia Zoel TtC^'n'tnntit
C lotritioilif w C lamblia
C Iimblia m C inteatinalii, Cer«
roDionai inlealioaliai Dieerrocno-
nii mum, LamUia iBleiiinilii,
Hfgaitoma eofeneora mUPR

pb 1 •• head Eapn ftrt n
3 J/ack. RlftrS «%.

gib and colter SWm Etjttn RtftTI

pllwiB (-noat pertectly arboreal la
babta will hang for boura from
the branch ol a tree) RWT n.
gilloua iij ^iireia. (the moon, be-
twees half moos and fall) ITRiFin
Cilba adeorpliOB law wtWT itfvl-

Cibbe cell Chewt (ha« k eylmdncsl
perforated iron cathode separated
from brine by n diaphragm of
asbeatoa RIT ptper~General and
loorgaaie Chemistry bt Partington
1940, p.773)

Cibbs-IIclmbolli equatioo (deals
with £.hLF. of reretstUe cel!*)

snfwn

gihb«ae format

aluminnmi, for a v*a 4 b)dr

oxide, ra tor mineral)

Ciblis phaac-ruie » pba<c nalc
G I , C and I. (Gh\ eminent of India,
ComroeTce and Indnatr) Depart
menOwt gn.,RI. ^ (RIW tTTW,

RTpinR irer 3 ^ ftnin)

G I , D D (Corernment of India-

Defence DepartoienO in sn, a ft

(wrn trm. Bftnji ft>tn)
pddineas

G I , C D (Gocemreent of lodie*
Edueatieo Department) W ITT >
ftt ft (am mm. ftt^ ftwn)

Gieoah /afren 1 “y Coni ipflR «7»

3 > « CrgniRtmtfTRtA m.
Cicaekie Bal. tytiTfia oaT*!

C. phamicoidc* wmwi cjpiiijf
(Bmu ttmVG Kadk Dm

cTXJiw Ben.Rt7«.Mar m^)

G I a F D. (Corcrnmcat of India
Fisaoee Department) in Cl.ft f»
(itp?r-rn’m, ftn ftwn)
gifiTRgrr w*-,RftTT^" .^.2 t

denitioB ^

pft, gratnily or reward offered in
good faith (GBC) ftm nwt

jltn, 44 tH snrti
gift 10 fotnro Cow mO
pft jonmal iRpT tT**!
pft made in eonieinplaiioa of death
Low

gift of nalore Rffs O ^
gift parcel gugH tWt
pfli before the noptul fire Lew
pfti to a claaegh^

gigantic od> wft»m.fgr;
pgiotie eealr An; *r^R*7
gigantic ewallewwort (Colofrepii
fiyjwfra) «•-. R^Tg
gigaatiim Jf«f, Sist Stftk TRI
pflRTRIf/

Cigantochloi fij; (pjjnfo- iffd +
eWixi 'grass' Giant bamboos)
nsift

C. macrostichy* tf t i^

gigantorste .4Ba{ y«gl*)«i/.
Cigantoptenis PaJeenfoI. trfffurarft
Cisaniorhsachidae Zxi
ra. ItC faiBiJr)

CigiBlorhenchus gigas » Ecbino.
rhrnchiis gigas

Ci'inlosaurus PalnmU>l. ir«n*
ffRift

Gigartini Del Igenus of ted algae
baring fleshti eartilapnoui, eom-
preesed fronds) Sbl^ irarft
G slellataRnT-3ff1<R
CigarliDireae Bet STT«tf jh n.
Cigamniles^af (order) n.

pgger = ehigser •= chigoe Zeel. RtR*

C I a II D (Gorernment of Id *
Home Department) WT ITT«^ocvae
mw TrT"R, ^ ftwn) *

Gi)a moBiif r ftff Jittgr ' i

(unit of tuigseto

oophoma

5 tftn

gilbenite Vivml (mica*
with tilfcy lottre) ifti *
gild rb

pld n ■ guild
pIJ (a pajmsnt or tas)*; i
gilder • wfiltlQ^aapciTl will
gliding trfi ghTR r , Rtn
Gilgit crested lark drea firpi

maps IB

Cilgit strraLed liughing-tlir^

ftwfhw'WlRtywt pppiratna

Cdgit role ifamm.
pll 1 ^cof. (as organ for reepit'*^
nsder water) W^TR n-, ^

3(a*mal! Iiijnid meaanre) (gi., f* ®‘’*'
RTlft / (5.)

3 Del (of a mushroom) S17*7I ni
("radial plate )
gill coTtr *p)ps(9i

pll filaments Zxi. Ro'hrtg
gill fungvi L,{ RT7I-CRR
giUiflowerDwaUflowerfljfii.jf; n
Gill kiln (Gill regeoeralire eniphnr
furnace) S^?>Trft arpTTR
gill lamina Zaol- TR
gill net (ea'chea the tab in tha gilli)

695

giva a right of entianee

gill-net beat

gill-net boat
gill pouch Zool
gill raVe=g>U nicer
gill ralcer Zool- wni
gill »lit Zool.

gillyflower Bot 1 (.ilatthiela tneona)
m.

QswallQower firfiTjr'f m.
giludged bill Co'Tv- fm
gilt^dged market «TTtT
gilt-edged aecnnty Com. (aeeunty of
tba highest class) ’TW stjnift
gilt letters gm^STT
C I , M D. {Goreroiaent of India. Mili-
tary Department) tlT *n., & ft (wTTf-

WH, ?PTTft^)

•imlet 2/reh Wlft^m
■ I ,M S D (Gorernnient of India,
^tfilitary and Enpply Department)
Tn,*t.aft («7n.?n»t:r, hwr ?nn

/ {f^t jumper)

gennina cotton eecds by a

germinat^ (the ongioal of Iliadi
germinalip^

ifldieum) fin^,

germipatM y_ Ouj)

germinaluf^^^

riftn vtf* „ , „ , er^

gemioiti.,^,^3,,1, yed.yciiowOTT.

low ft brilliaoee)

germiaati ^

germinatijjcjhtT/.

nftTrn.f
StftBr'eaeher
germin^gg, j sirf^-tnfl

^^ymicjojofi olraiui) m.

gern^gjjt word)
re'no PAarm WT^ft/.
geierol CJun (an oil) •tU*« n
jertpiee (coloui'“nistic brown
ginger wine aln^-wftTI
gingiTitis Mtd. n.

gingling (clinking) filH n- (ancient
word)

Ginglyinodi«>Bhombogasoidei ft4-
ativei-tni m, •

ginglymnt }oint=lunge joint Anat,
r». (from C<n)
ginkgo enT^B^ m.

Ginkgo Bot. (fas shaped leaTeeJ**m-

trf-tnnft

G biloba (it baa fansbaped leaves)

Ginkgoaeeae Bot- fi. (j**

family)

Ginkgoales Bot. tTSWrt-ttttf «•
ginned adj, Kiaf^nt. eitft 5T» 3^ jt
ginned cotton atiri33 eflfT

CBTt! ,

ginning irTT^ «. (the original of
Hindi i^c-tl), *110*11

ginning and manufaelnnng company
wiraK fnn finrtti Straw
Ginning and Pressing Factories Act

•nr-W <nn wftfttnr

Ginning and Pressing Factories
Rules wiDhft o»n iftr^ fws
ginning rapacity siTSitStrat
ginning factory (cotton ginning fac-
tory)

ginning mill anrhO /

(Hindi Apjftie from atf Ml), etlt^l
ginning outturn nllt Orar
ginning percentage etwi^-sft»T?r!n
tftarRWSt

CIO (Government of India’s O^der)

tn w «n. (wror WR-«i%sj'

gipey »< ander gypsy
gipsy moth e gypsy moth
gipsywotl-gypsywort
giraffe Zool SgtAv m.
GiritleaCamelopardslis Attron 77

giraffe camel PetoTnlol.

Giraffidae Zoof STidt? tn M

Giriffoides ^perfamtly) S^iAt SgT-

irt n-

Girardinia Bot. B<twhr ntnfil
G. beteropbylla=C. teylsnica
G zeylaBicaaKiIgbirjsrIilefelote-
ly armed with stinging bairv—
Baaa) RBn«» (Bin. ftgKt)

girder ir(vi n. (ancient word), sraV-
StA/. (w^-for wB7.iroo)
girdle •. 1 ilSFT/.

3 Anot. WX 0

girdle rh, Foretirf (Germ, rispsln)
(to kill a standing tree by making
an incision throngh the bark and
outer living layera of wood right
round the eirenmferwico— I F.R )
«rs-i, rrRsi, ftrra twi
girdle band Bot

girdle bone = spbenetbmoid bone
Zool. (surrounds the anterior end
of the brain case in the frog) ttftj-
fTin nfrtT
girdle bundle Bot
girdle structure Bot rtf't-ll

girdle-tailcd lizard nfftn

girdle trace Dot.

leaf trace
girdle view Dot
girdling 1 Dot n.

3 Forntry n

girdling officer Forettry 5^77
girl

girl guide flW-^rfrTT/.

Girl Guide Organizer

/.

Ctrl Guides Association
WsSifl

Girl's Troops niftfi
Girnar Geog filftd'lf b
C ironniera Dot- mnft

G. reticulata (drupe stoutly beaked
— Buu) wtnw SllifitS
firth 1 m,

3 (for tying together files-* SOM- SS)

3 Forettry Tflft n-,
girth dais rcrsjtry
girth increment Forwfry rifft iSlft:
girth limit Forestry (the limit of s
girth class— I F.R ) ifift Atn
girth of chest utj CtA ^ hit

girth over bark Foreitry H4V<> Tftft
girth under bark Forestry fttTVrirft
Girvanella (algae found m Palaeozoio
rocks. It characteristically consists
of nnbranehed tubes twisted toge-
ther irregularly) f
gist’silThir m.

Giihago segetumo A groitemma
gilhsgo

gitti breaking Rift ftft tTrywi

give rt 1 ^

3 7T7«7rai

give the water an alkaline reaction
btA S wrfttt aftlini Trat
give a blow tJ B 7 TVI, SgR TTsTT
give an account

give and take lines = equali 2 iaglinct
Svrt. ftweft tViik

give a right of entrance shtnflTlT

liTeiuthoritTto cUttbotU*

give aut^orii^ to

pve battle answer CWTi *Tt<

gne effect (to order*, etc)

give entrance ^*1

y»e information

f;ne in nurriM^t atenz-^Jt!

p>enarfj *5t«. f?W pH

gi>en off (a* cai)

gii e notice ajtfffT ^STI

gt\en under in> lianJ *t

>nn

gixen under inv band and tlie real
of ibe court
577 « B« »WJ
gicen up to \ ire fqawiftrrq
gite off brancliet atiwi*
iiirtid ^qr, qrfiaiJj^q
gttc one a band to (aigrii(M » pledge
ol tsaRiage) qi**i^> twt
pit « erderi ^

pi*e out b* eoatraet H fft ^
gite precedence

pi»erff19t(ff)**»

gite upeb Btf

giving .97

giving ■ aatiifaciorv account of
nneaelf 119^ *ft ft trftqnen T«t

giving falK et ideoce fttv^T ^

pfsard ^o9l- i
C L. (general ledger) WTJI. (•n-'iH
tTrt*)

C.U (graaing licence) ^ « (9ft*'*

wyvlrt)

CL Haiat (gue laying radar aeti, to
direct gun* and control tbeir Cra]
*r;t (irrti*ljf^«)

pi (gill) n.

Cl (glucinuin) CJiem f*. (ffTt)
gtiMla ] .iwt nnft/ (frcnsS'tX

i roJronfol e91<l /.
glibrouaodj Bot- lV* 9 «t, ^991
placial 0 . 1 / I fgJtrftV, ffsrft*

3

glacial acetic acid fgrq V*S
plariil dim fgtrnt-frvq
glacial clcpoiit fiflTift ir»W7^
glacial drift fgimfl XT
glacial epoch C«d. fgWlldrjyT. (ice
agcjftnwjyt

glacial eroainn fgm^
glaeiatia Bol Tax (of glacier* 1 e. o
bigb nlpino— PNS. p 8b) f»OI^
glacial mealsrocL flour
gtaeial miii fgrrpft^^cd
glaeu) moraine f(in>i|S
^lauatjarnod (tlieperiod embraeiog
the glaaa) epoch*) 3*1

glacial phenol ChfM ^rn Tf[T
gfaeial phoijthortc acid C&em
wiftrxRta
glacial aoil

glacial aiage fifW *rwn
glacial aulphntie aciil 1^*9 sjtllHh
•na

glaciate eb Ceel fiftntfX. fjtiM’lMf®'
glarialion Oaot ffHrrfljIloi n

gjacrcrfttff^ (tnewit word).

/.

glarter blue Cot I"d
glacier elrcam OttC f?*!
glarioffuvial adj fttixvi
fluvioglacial q{irg*9
glario*laeuttriiie adj Gtot fgsrffi*
Rrw

glade fan upen paaaage through a
«ood. a gra«ay open or cleatad
tpace in a for*»t) TTltTUT
gladiator a«Tn*rtn>

Cladiolut XIol (Lu. ‘a little aword’
the (bape of Ih* leaf) flPrM^nttf'l
gUdite rflnfqfnx m (dl. for ^9 lead>
tn for tma copper, fit for fii'73
bi»Qiiit)i. tr forg‘1« eulpbidei 4T
lor ttftu mioerel)
gUdoea* Stim /, ^tX «.

Cfadilone eiiii Dale'* (aw tjxtuq,
wTin fttw

glance I {% brief or haaty loeb)TV7ty.

3 (German plov 'bnghtna**') ilfin
<•;, Afinerot (any of rererat rul
phidtalTTI/

at a glance ^
gtanee coal pvlrrrg
gland t Anal nf^ M
9 •• node sPm •*

9 Ifoek ftnr* ••

4 Itif —follower (the inocable part
ol • •tofflng hoi)

gtanfera-farej reler RlToW cy.
gland rxiract ^<9 fg*tttT
gitnd oacftcffTT* *C

plandotone itfrtmT n.
glandotone compound Pham- bOt*
959 trqrrt

gland* of Ebner Zool- THTl-nDtt

gland* of LiebcrLuhnccLieberkaba'*
gland* s crypt* of Lieberltubn
Anat irfrtT

gland* of the ipathei QRtB; A
nfrtrrt

glandulaAV nfey*?/
glandular ad; nft9-, nfertlT. iPtftT
glandular cell ^ool Bf*rt.«hn
glandular compound* pharm.

glandular enlargement

glandular hair Bel

glandular plexua Zael.
glandular lucLcr ^eot irfrfftnr^T*
glandular tiatue sf*9 rfl, ijnfW
xfa

glandular tubule ZmI B D q wyq i fg Tl

glaodulilcrou* Set. Tax (beinag
fiaall gl»nd«) nfoTTWI
glanduloiua Sol Tax Bfatre
glioa • giant penia ^fnul. flf^ «.

(from

glani cluoridia WTRtTfBfn
glma pcnii ftrprtBn.Brn m. (from
9«T)

Ctareoli (Lit, jiario ‘gr**»l’)

Clireolidae drei^tBT-amm.
Cltreohnie dcra ft 9*iT g< TT w.
glinogflrf; I*rt«T
Sm.ttftWT

glaring miiiake vrtBT BtllftC.
gliaa I «W m.

3 (drioVing glaai) 9TTX n (915.
•JW.)

glita hanglca btT *ft •(ff'ri, BW-
(£99

glaii l.a*in 91** 'irfl
gli*i bead 9T9 rjf>Tt
gli*i l«ll jar 919 9m.9»Tt
gla«* blo»cr9T9 9Tt BTr^anffT
plaMblower'i blowpipe 9T*f9W.
BtinTT

g)i»llower a knife 97999 gft
glMihlowrr'a table 97999-9JS
gla«i lM^^er 9J9 ft^9
gla** boring outfit 919 f3^4r«TIT
gim botile 979*^

glut capilltiy ttopceek ^

Glenargut

plj4* capillary itopeock CW-i'IH*

carboy «T^
jlm «j«r

cloth (for vrtpiog gltia acd
china) m

|>la«i cover (for jar) ^T^nTt
plan crab WZ
plan ctitlinp diamonil eT*T C^-lfnX
plaaa enttiDp knife
pla«« cuttinp machine arr*
plan ciittinpa
plan^ylinrler machine
pint due crafirta
plan dutillinp ippafatn*

ntfOT

pla*« electrode

Olaner'a haeillit« (rMccnhlea £i<fie-
ricAia cell *ac»pt that it deea
rot ferment ploeose) JTJinfVva
«T.%,

pla^tea n
plaat Rpnre
plan fiih
plan flowera WT^
plaal frame

plaaa fronted eaie tfrff

plaia green ( a eolonr. y«lIo«>ah
yellow-green la hoe, ol low

WT aatoration and of very high S
bnlluBee)

plj«a hard aJj (hard ta glaai) «TW.

^TTT

plaiihooae Jlorl. n.

pla<« inkpot CTW-prfrTra
gUie jar cover cn'W"’i •mT’T
plate lamp dW*Tt7
plaae-lined tank wagoOa jjfy.
im*T-TTyT

p!i»«-lininp Hill WWrrTT
plj«*-maker %imi( oi-
plaatmakera loip Col. /nd.

plaatDian Clfe*, *TW*rT m.
plat* mantle (for ftlter)dwsmt
plate mifkinp creyOo %inlv-n
plan markin' ink *[Wig^-JT*ft

platt marking pencil wnic-ft
pla*« meamring cylinder CTT-ltn^*
TTS

plat* mortar with pe*l!«

e-f ‘i
plate pad

plaetpaneaae pane
pit** panel Phyt crnS
plat* paper apT^cn
plate plate WTW-'nf'JTI
plate proteetor Slf XIX 7 m.
plan reduetioo tube
plan rod VTW

plate rope apongc <1^ ng-

plate lediment dw-«ra<TT^
plate ehect
plat* eilk
plate tlab ^
plate apiral
plate tponpe ^mI.
plate tpnnp (entimeter
■tMfrflT-t

plate etaiaary «TW-9fion^

glatt ttopperCTVf^
plat* iolMtilute «mtT74t ( tn^) n.
plate tile*
plate toLe

pint labinp*n-^pj
glate-tobinp cotter
glatt (ambler cnv a.
plate veetel «T«-W
glaetwire a > «7^ k wiz

plate with ctre ttra. ton ^
plate wool viwlvA
glany cd]. «r«htt, xn^
platty lattre WlW.gft
glaaberite WWT;%Rwn m. (SH. for
Wnrj codinin, for eeleinm,

5 pv- for •olpbete, for oftw
raioer*!)

Cltober^ aalt^mirabilite
Claacidiom dew fe^-tnn(9 (ITJW
ancieot word)

Cleacionetta Am (g«oi>e coinpniing
the golden eyes) fgT*tnw TlTft
planeodot m. (%. for VriTj

cobelt, AO^lron,'^. for trie-
nide, tf- for enlphnr, -T* (or

etf^ rainerel)

plineoma ifad. Vtwftaj n, {need id
B undelkbandi, tf Sveift-j)
glaoconite (* dnllgreea eilicete, cod-
etitotfog M tnneh u VfH of green-
•end) WTgftfVwin (wnf^rdoll green,
j« for tJfSw minermO
plancophine girHtOnr tn.

blaieh green. for wftr miaer*!)
plancont 1 a<{f- (of greea-blae bne)

3 (yellowieh-green in hns, of
low (TT eitnrition and very high 7
brilliance) HUguVflfl
glauume bine (a colour, green blue
yffiftn in hue, of low *7 ealnration)
•TTjfHlw

pleiieoue preen (t colour, yellowish-
green m fine, of low *T aato-
ration and high tt brilliance) nn^l*
tfhJ

plaucoue prey colour, green-bins
gftalw in hue, of very low *rT aatn-
ration and high 7 brilliance) STTf*

plaucou* earfacc VX

plare c6 wi^-t
plaren ITTW^/

3 iittiorol “ pl«ed fro’t

plarei] Q/ij Aifn
plated tod jtr eerflrs entr-w^
plated frottw plate iftttoroU
plated metal deeieeator CAcm. VifVt

pl»t<dti1e7Tfttn»rtfl
plated weighing paper erfirr aVtstf*
77

plating (act ot fittiog with glast) ^
t'nrTT

plating inbitancei «niT-3ft7
plebt (Lit^ 'a elod') Bet. ^ m.
Clecomt Bot. (a ganut of creeping
herbs of the mint family) atnrn’rrT*

»wfa

C. hedericsawproand ivy (it baa
round leaves) SWnvrftT

Cleditschia b Cleditiia
Cleditiia Bot. BiTiww-tnrTft

C. Inacanthos (honey locust) UIHINI
trjjr»(T

Cleichenit Bot. (rhizome creeping—
Genera Filicnm p 26) nf5f)r*-ir*lfe
G, flabellata (flaStllat/i 'fan-Iike')

C, pectinate tCT-»rf50TT
Cleicheolaceae Bot HRftrr-pr n.
plen (Germ. Eit^esllutl) (a toclndod
and narrow vallej, a narrow de-
prettion lietween mountains snd
hills)

Clcnarpus drct{th8 tad is of no great
length) pai'UTTrifT

Gl.nodin!iin gloiiopodium

Cltnodmmm M for

chromatophores)

glenoid cavity AmI (cavity ol ibonl
aer joint)

glenoid foaaa inat (the mandibular
fossa) arargg- ^

Cleocapsa Bot

Cleosponnm Sp ^n. (•!

for species)

•gill (Gk ‘glue ) "»•

glia cells

gliadin (Gk glia ‘glue) 1
^ ^ prnlamin
glia fibre Zodl
glide b 6 1
3 itronauhet

glider (a form of aircraft aitsilar to
an airplane, bnt without any
engine) ■frt^T^JTW it • ft

gliding and ioanag

gliding flight fttrf? SI’TW
gliding joint dnot
gliding plane Zacl {tn^-V9
glint like «nff *nif, ’nw’ft ^tS
Glindae ■■ Myosidae
glistening nd/ St>T’A( T^)
gtiUenng appearance {nTT<t FT
global ad; afttifit , 5IT<ift«
global air rouiea ipftnfif-aTjni
global quota uiduVa nsktt
Clobba £oi (lower cymes are uaually
replaced by bulbila trafen) a^fe-

C. butbifera B»fe

globe 1 rs.

3 HjioTl*! in.

globe toiiaaleole rSt^lgwrift
gIobefishaballooD.fiah9puffer ZoeU
JflrtfW to

globeflower (any of several planti
with globe-tbaped flower eluftera)

globe method •Regneult'i method
Globicephilat Zod. liVeudd htt^T
(Lat. plo^a 'ball, (lobe* lilw + Qk.
IrpkaU 'bead' tfH. has a globular
bead)

^ yprfa i (Ok. tar 'black*) ywr

Clebigerina Zed. (their dead ihalls
make nptbe white <hal and the
aoft 8>ud>|lobi|criaaao(,j

aaif^

Globigcnaa ooae

Clobigennidae Zod m.

globin Bieckem ^fe/
globgid JfinrvaL funded miueral
body) IJ%V( /•

globose ad; (T^mit
globose yam (2>>eaeDrea gZobiMo)1^*aiT3

globular adj ai«,eit?t

globular eye Zod
globular flask

globular form of Iigbtcuing qj?
globule rfffe^/.
globulin fiiockem «n^/.
Clochidion Bo*, fenpil-aaifil

G bobenecken BnjTTq.jBjeij (a
middle-atted tree, quite glabrous.
Uo cAikni)

G. laBccolanooiwC hohenickrn
G leylanicnm (aanaUtree. quit*
gUbtoue) fff?9-5atpin
glochidiuna 1 Bot. n
iZod (cbaraetenaod by op^oai.
ceet hyssut thread) WfllgrpH m>
(flinlli byaane)

•gloea Zod to
Gloeocaptt (Gk gtotu 'glue* + Lat.
eapta case) Bol gttfjl

(within etratified mucilcge eheatb)
gloeocystidiom Ifpcef. (cyetidinsi
which b gelatin or hornlike)

Clocosporium Bot (Ck fUna ^+
rporium) t%s4)nigu-iraif^
Glomens Zod. ntfeoi uaifq

G. limbatut (limbafuj 'bordered')

glomcro porpbyntic ad;'. Fitrot (n
poipbyritw feature in which nume-
teas cryatala ere grouped to-
getber— ^obanoeeu I91S) JFI*
qffigtftq

glemcrultr leyer Zod iftrenp
glemenile 1 Bot. (eonuite of e
hcadlike cyme))nt| n. (from fCTTW)
Swglomcnilae

glomerulus Jnot (% email eonvo*
luted mass of eapiUanse) %(tTiT
•Cf n , iltfjfqi/.

glorified gsrdnerft ^B insntft
Cbriois jjflf S(^jf^4m^

G. inperba superb Uy (Kadk.)

ftirn)

glory i?rtq n , /

glory hole=blowing fnmsce Clast
Ufg Wt-«T«Iti.
gloss 1 gfit/
acid glossing
9 (marginal or interlinear)

/

glosss ipK glessae) =“ lingua Zed.

first/.

glossary /.

glossator (a writer of glosses)

»IT, (a eommentator) /l»l*R m-
Glossina Zool (wings cross over one
another like blades of scissors)-
qfftWW'STrtfir

C. brenpalpis (has short palpi
?r) (t44ti nSfiaw
G. longipalpis Fra^fl qqfiatif
C. mortitani (it transmits nagaae
and otbsr trypanosome diseases
in animals)

G. pslpslis hliflMM
CIossipboDia Zool. (psraiitio on
snails and mussels— PH. Z.S6i)
aptifisn ffufil

CloiiiphoDiidse stvn^nn^ktr nw
gloisUis ^«d fitgr^ m.

Glossocsrdjt £o(. ftwifT'tnnfil
G. bosvslht (it IS said be useful in
fevers caused by pitta — Nidk.)
Wi niwf fmft (Dasn, UW. fiwR,
Bombay pifHopra, Poona piffa-
pajiada)

C. lineanfoliacG, bosvallia
CloBBocodoD Bool. Ikgiiwa-UJiiIn
CloMogyse Sot. (corollas of female
floweri ligulate)

((k^T. plosio* + -tfyuc)

G pinnstifidi (pi<uiafi/d4 Tq^)
av'kf fitlittflh
Clossonema Sot sfiswjmfq

C. varians (tbs fruit is cooling—
Basu) frrarwt

glotso pharyngeal nerve Zool.

Biritwin

glosaopodinm Bol (The aporophylle
cfoeely rseemble (he vegetative lea-
veiin atrueture. aodcachhaaoaita
upper eurfaee a ligule, la the form
of a email eeale which developa
from an epidermal cell dote to the-

Glcsseptazia

f50

fflycsricca fcaUtacssaa

s>i« c! STcr^i? ^ 1 = 1 .

I5 fc\i a d £ooi c- j’^ssofc*

d ttrti IXiLeaa I Sdl) f^lT^T >»-

ft**-*- p<Xj»4*'l

Ctc>»soft\'m (Gi j.’iraw toa^is
Ci * k 2’ ci {sc= T^. {-

fii^n {*i-h«r T^)Fi.«K{.(*4»“-s
cf f’.'rM or furaitie pli 2 ‘s'

fj5''»'Jl E3'*T
Clo^iOsWlt^idie Zxi-

gkxiT 4kf; fi’TT* T~4'*

Mji.K fiar*

flo»4t ibi> (oecttrtial^-

r*iT'

floMr »ilw sjrr» »?fr!T
jloMV sljrr V'^ w. (T^

WElirt iS

jliwar wtitr ^TT
jllottu J>m: ttaiTT a.

Cl4ttu isss ifis«*fT*t (ioord
l*rt4«T«rv n'isi s-waapsliiw
ard c« coasSs* c'«
jtore «.

Clover * toweraiJ^Bicnirtes to«rr
C V»u ft^pn''5t9n
flow Jrvtt/.

slow uts * 4 .. frrA (4^)
flow liisp fTST-^l?
f Iow<4tfEa ‘Qv.W-imat (k
flowwora I an?T.^r*ll «.. 5 ^

3 = joareU •rtro I % eolcar. I'aoiui'i-
y rUow vVt^ is tae. ef tjji ^ tf-l
Li2«> snlrfT
flue -flto
giu«.iJoCk-rk*r^*-
•laciJol -WvJti «.
fluoia OjfL.^/
flucica sl^rj'llia TTJ3T/
glunoic ki.'. C\j*»-
plucittioai^ •la'^aia.ter'lliaasSrjr

'lucisol «s^TT
•lioiaas^flacis ts
flactaaa sallt CVm. fr^-atTS
flaco- —sNco-e^*

•’ttco-£iTaao6<

fluiwo-iir C-w^ (» t-iLi e' j’ava.J

*o.d' 1.

flacooiowtlvcoiuo ai* g'S^!% t-ja
g'aoc^# 5^’
flaooajo *cij

flaoao-ljctoae- srjS-Y^

•lac'>'f role j» srSJ?"^^rT
»lue<XfirTaaooeCwfvi
f luooij.*ai.a« ETjg fV*wt
?taeo«aa*=»io\tro*M

It.

•lu<o*iW srjgtg n.

fluc-osoaoco k^fwSJbS esueso) STJCS-

fW4<HO It

flavo-io o«4sono VTa*T“
slucoso oxidk< Frt JvSg a'l^T

fluvoso Mlatioft rrjg frnrT
jl^coso tolortaco te-'t gjg gX?-T?TT
sla<o*rd^ C^rfwi. rrjin ».
slucV'i'DOi' wa. lc*.c« * 1 * of g'z'.M'*

flaoooanx lv^^•i^•l4a»U<J^ad flaws

flaconr rvsm. Ki :ia.5 B a f'a
«*o oaJ /

.sl4'0*vto'«e ■a j rg;

|ta«to«« (• la cas* eola»«' rTS

plaottwaioikv fi’S^yii^T
f lacatvato •vtd s:j^r^Tr
fUe rH wt.. ••‘H
ftaoJ *»f. fifCT
fUe^pot t^-gT /k.
flaaucsa* C<.t. Tir •a'«T
Claatioeao •t.j't tjN— ■» »

flaaie fae. (chaSr tcvrl' Jg-gr.
ftTTit.

CIaau.^r»s f.-e. jgTT^

Cla»i2one=r<Ml« B..t g * ~t ' T l
(■?T crs»r'

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J'.l'd

gl’Twraiii

glTTsrvaas*

^T-grt

glycerimm

ofbtlUJonn*

gljtcriDum. l>or»cis = glycerin o
borix

glycennum c»rmiD» = glycenn ol
carmine

plycerinum croci (glj cenn o{ saffron)

plycenniim

plycew Chet., JT^T
plycero borate
pUcerol Chen n'jn m
plyrerophosphoric mcia TTJT Wira*
arT«

plyceroae (jlveerin+ o«) Chem *rj-

yWti

glyceryl Chen JTJTW n
Clyeine Bol ^tWTJ tnflPT

G Ulialn-Teramnua lab, alia
C loja^royhean (eonaiderad to
be a natii a of Cochin Chi na Jap an

Java-Bsaul WifW ^nwn
glycioe Oliem .

plycioe Una Col Ind
glycine eofinth Cel M
glycine red ( el Triif
Clyeiphagut Zool erjws mJ.m
C «lomeaiicua (0 jjftinorum) >IO
TT^VW

g|yCfl>«gluco<
glycO'clioUte BioeJiem erj
glycochalic acid JTJ W""*
glyco-coll »■ glycine WV^l /
glycogen Bicfhm anl*"' n
glyeogenaae to

glycogen granule ttja-l lOm

glycol Cheto to.
glyeoliseBof
glycolate Chen *i

glycolic aiij Chen
glycolic eeid IplfT* *n«
glycolic aldehyde ammonia

glyeolide Cheto i,

-glyeollamic
glyeollile- glycolate
glyeollic- glycolic
flycollide^gtycohde

glycolytia Bel n

glyronie. gluconic
e^yeMideaglueoiideerj^ to
ttyr««ld« ol digilalit etij««-*rjire

r.lye«<n»«

boiaci. TM gnnlho.tom.

G cochincluiienaitawr^ait^’''*^

(n M anratd*. Bon. aihaiours)

G p’eniaphYlU^C (oehmehmen.

glycoronic •ci-l=gliicoa«>n«: acid
elyeyl (jlycino •'^+ F® "

glycyl p amino-phenyl-araonie acid

« {5nfl

glycvl glycine apjw-ai*^
glyeyphyllna Boi To* (hariogawoet
leaves)

glyeyrrhiiteliquoriee Phnma. WJ-

«rft/

Clyeyrrhiaa Del Jrjnft

C. glabra (liqaoriee) HTRT**! JTJirfff

{B.M N P«n*

BomUy K*"

Bin 5^. Mar iW.Tam
irjlK.Tel

glycyrtbirae fad.««.l>q » * r >< «

Pharto *rrrftt/t*rnf*^n
glyeyeibi*," Cheto W*3r« /.

9'jefe Olyeyrrhira fUbro)
glyoaal (gfgcol «^t+o*»li« +

aldehyde

plyoxataae Biocbem. "»•

glyoaaUc-glyoxyl'C
glyoxalic ecid
glyoxaltne Chem atft'fl /.
plyoxioe (jlgoiel «ifiJ+o*i"*«

Cheto annfii »

gtyoxyl (glv«al + -gl •») WTIW

glyoxylic «d,
glyph ttOM/

.glypher aee litho-glyphcr
glypltct (art ot engraving on bard
and fine atones) Hjfi el'll /.
Clyptocephalga cynoglosana Zai-
(deepaea flounder) tanprim

Clyptndno Poleoolol (a genua ol ex-
tifici inanimala, related to the
armadilloes) >1*1^

C. clavipcs (I«t clana *elab')

glyptodoot Poleonlot ( t^)

ClyptoJootidae #11 m

ClypiodoBtoidca(ioper(amity)T*^^'

Glyptopomua (jlypio- carred’+poeia
‘cover’)

GM. (General Manager) Off. (ot*
Off (TO-ffi'^l*)

G. M (general meeting) Ol or. (OTfff=ff

•rfh?^)

gro (gramjiJI (ffPl)

Gmclina Boi imrrft ffffrfir

C arhorea (Ctndahar tree. Ciab*
mere tree, coomb teaV, white
teal ) HTO»ff*»T«TTf» ( B.iK tU.
>I»WTil, Aisam ntffC, Ben. Si^*!
Cacliar jpt Bin Mar. tno,

Nep nTMiC)

G aiiatica iftranVwrft (B.. M.
iThrmn, Bin. Pan frrtdhora. Bihar
hhedrtira.Uri tepojomhhart)
Graclm'a bluewrtrncit blue
gm equivalent Cheto Of.OJlfl3ff
C M F. (grow more food) Off 5. (*^
ffS ® (ofi^ "ff TlffOff)

C M R. (Oram Movement (Relume))
«T ff ff Iffni ffTff ( ffftll'f))
Cnsplialium Bo(. (01 gnaph/iiiOl
‘noolly* woolly herbe) sfoO’ffirtft
G. iuteoalbuin(lu{Mal6i<m'y«llowt
lah while ) TfSrw

C. aylviiiciim aa|.3:f$iK
Cnaphelium green (a eoloitr, yellow*
green m hoe, ot low *1 fata,
ration and high ff brilliaoco) ffTff*
sVnjfi

puarlcd ad; (Oerm- hnorrig) (lull ot
Inota or gnarle) nfrUOff, uf-ffO,
•iflOT

gnat^rn,

gnathobtae Zoei- (in Arthropoda. a
Eoaaticatory procoai—Charobert)
m

Cnithobdeltae Zoet (leechea with
jaws) »*xnr^*i n’t *n.
Cnaihohdcllida ,?oai (the month ii
provided with toothed jawa— PB I
364) ■ingifttl.em to. (Tl order)
gnalhocliilsrium .tost (mandible and
maxiHi)ff’fftff »TW to .
gnsthopod ^ool rgfftTm.
Gnstbopods««Xiphoeura
gnithopoditc=maxillipede Zoei.Zi

+ 4fjua .*”) fftnft *t3R'«/.

glyplolith-venliract gnslhoitome ^ooi 0^"*

Gnathostomidae *01 going armed

Gnalhoslomidae (a fanulj)

-gnatlious tee palate
gnaw f5.

gnaw mg n , f^Tn, sRSttl
gneiss Oeol (a tnetamorphio lock of
coarse gram sizSi characterized by
a mineral banding-— Chambers) gig

TO?rm

gneissicad/ ^[jdUrflT
gneusoid adj
gneistoid'granite
gnei99ose=giieusic
Cneiaceae Bat. t»

Gnetales Bot. n

Gnetnm Bot (genna of trees haring
Jointed stems)

C. funiculare = G, scandens
G. gnemon (jt yields a bast fibre

C scandens (leanitni 'climbing')

Gng. andMfg Co.agiomog and tna-
nufaclanng company
Goidia enocephtlt a Luiosipboa
erioeephalns Bot,

Goidia tisparensU ~ Lasiosipnoa
enoeephalut Bot.

gnomon (of a medial) gTBnif m. (CJ
ancient usage)

gnomonic projection JU’cili.

gnuikfrican antelope with a large
oshke head) m

G.O. (gaoja officer] flTW. (riI*r-Wf^Trtl)
<J.O. {guetted officer) TTW. (TT«IW
WftTTfl)

G.O. (gazetted order) TT*n
»tTtJl)

&.O. (goTernmeat order) SIT W. (?ll4"f.
SITT^S *n\S!)

G.O. (group officer) ST *T (B^iC-sffinid)
Goi Geog, n. (ct* Marathi

Goa c) press = Cuprcisus lusitanica
goal (ancient word), f'l-

Goidcsc ipccaeuinha (.Varejanta
ala'j) / (Basu)

Goa powder rharm. (found in the
interspaces of the wood of dnJira
orarcfca) (=T?3TT^^)

go astray sirs aPtt

goal *13 m , trat f , 33ft

goat-antelope gftmst m.
goal blood WHS ara-^RtS fsBT^
goat fat «r3(-3RT
goat fever srai-SBI
goat-moth (it exhales an odour like
that of the he goat) tra sra*T
goat pepper— red pepper (Capricurt
/rutrscens) W m . Cl® fil’*
goats beans marsh trefoil {ilenyatt-
tlws tn/oltatd) <*.'UrtlT41/.
goat’s bladder trsn-enSTT
goat's-footcreeperf/pomoeapu eaprae)
(Basu)

goat’s hair ara-^3, <%.ft % 3(9
goat's-rue Bot (Gatega o.$!cinalit)
sr3Tn% n-

goat-snckcr=nightjar .2ooI. /.

(ancient word)

goal tissae rims sr3 3:^'^tT7^
goat vims production sni-^BI^-Tigi-
Vf

goat wjlowwssallow (Safi* caprta)
•raiTOt /•

go away grPnOt, 3tt 3tgt
G O.B (girth over bark) 9 T (*3^

gobba (ffibiscvi ctcnlmlKs) /.
(B.M).f«*f»

Gobclia (a coiout)=Gob«li& blue
Gobelin blue (a coloort bluisb green-
blue ggri*(lw to bue>o( low WT satn
ration)

Gobehn green (a colour, yellowish-
green gtPibt in hue, of low satu-
ration) wgggWht
Goblidae Ztol. innilgi-gTT m
Gobiiformes (suborder)

Gobiiuorphi sn^fta^ am m
Gobioidea sgsrrn-iior
Cobio ^opf (% genus contaioing the
true gudgeoos) xn>ft B3t(3
C. fluvutili* wf) urcfl
Cobiotdes smurni-rpn n.

Cobias Zod. ntnibri mPi
goblet (for drinking spirits) *474 m.
goblet cell = cbalire cell daat.gg^.
^5n

goblet-shaped bodies ZooL
313

goblei-rhaped organ Bkof. w g gyv WiT
goblin scarletKCastilian red sifg.

goblin shark lr?n^ CIS
gohjZool (usually have broad depreiu
sed head) UtTOlTT /.
gocart 1 rtrgi|iDi*i/, nrflfdf
2 m , 3T5nirft

Godt^m

godchild vjlijg ni.

god-daughter «ri^ jfjttj ( i), qtfs^l /-
goddess /.

go-devils^bar-wbeels
godJatber Mirfim
god helps tbo<e who help them-
selves ^ ai37
(:i75ti«iriTiu wltfi? 'ml air 1

from

god-likc adj. it4T3e3 , ^«T

godly learning qnfvgrR n.
god-mother Q^-THtn
godovrn (fr Malay gpdon 'warehouse')
»i«ST»irr n . 3RTt
warehouse suvsiuTI. ajvsir
storehouse Ttssirnr
godowa clerk 3lsnnTTf'f^
godowD keeper m.

godown returns

godown supenmendent ^(SinTT’infl.
93

God's sdtocate •

God's grace afield wood ruah(£usula
camperlns) 34333 m.
godson 03^ m.

God's penny (earnest cions>).tii4«l<
Codwia-dusleo's fuhetta .fret *n>T*

Godwin-Austen's hurnBill Ares CTK-
33-U1 h 1«IH (found in Assam 3133^)
Godwin-Austen's red-headed laugh-
log-lhrush .fr« 3J3 (hft ftjTT-Tfrt
UlStH (found in Naga Hills)
Godwln-Aii>ien's wren
(found in Manipur)
godwit .4r« wurg^/- (ancient name)
goelhilCBgolUite

goggle ejed cif/ Zool. (having bulging
ej es) 3sf3 33
goggles aging n

G.O I (Gofernment of Inlia) XL

sn (Wli3 5Tt=T3)

going fi rni3 H > 3T3T
going a f; W7tn

going armed tirgg 3t3l

going concern 702 gold import point

going coDcern Ciwi

go into iiquidalion Cl wswra'l 5*^
goitre .Vf^ n^^Tm (from 5^)
gold 1 W n .

2 CAeTTi. = «urum fw^t n
3(ft coloni yoUo'»ii«h rediellow
WTtWK vn hue wturetioD eud hril-
h&Dce medium

gold end brasssniith tocieiy inn

crt

gold ivmtunoe
gold becking F«oi CtW?
goldbeater rr^lr? M'lljtHir m
goldbeiter'a knife Wlf? tjfl ^■
disit

goldbeatet’a tVin

•sit

gold-beatiog A

gold beryl »cw
gold blo" rril-at^^
gold-bond <4JnTl W Crg

gold bronto i ^Mi-ael^

3 (yellowitl red-yelto* tHlfKlT
inhseioMow *1 aataration tnd
low Pt bnlliaoee) *cctt^tWw
gold biowa }wgoldea brown W^i-
««

8 wDitmarek brown (yallowith rod
yellow «TTPr.>f in hue, of low *1^
aatnration) tPnynMf'r

gold bullion fm fm TO,

gold bullion iiaodard (bull ion wnneo
incil) trA fjer unii
gold reriiCcaie ftiA cmio^l
gold tbloride (brown) TT#I rfitc («)
gold elaute Tcon

gold coin frft-iC

goId<-re*l, golden created wreb ifM.
ftT*«ntTnfl / (ibT golden, flame-
colouie-1, f'T’^t eretl)
gold-ereited myna Ain TT*-anft*I /
gold currency iri WW|6
gold eurreocT atandard WWn}.

gol 1 dual 4lj| ^ar

golden ad/ 5^. »*f5n».

golden apple (dagte TOimeA*) ftw •

gelden-baeked f^nirrel ifaTO«»-
TVfWifl

gelden-baeked woodpecker

golden beryl jdtnernl
golden blosaon » cinquefoil (ratca-
hlla reptani) /

golden breasted ^leetta Jret

cs«

golden brown li=gold brown Cot-
Jnd TTO wa

2 (a eolontt ted yellow in hao,
ol low Bt brilliuiee) Pir^u-Jln
golden busli robin ^les /.

(find Ancient word)
golden CAcberu rnir^
gelden eat (^M
golden champa (JfielWao ebonpoea)

golden ebaopaV (OchM agoarreia)

CifTCtlT / (Been)

golden ehesiont (a colonel red yellow
rfTfrr m hne. of low aetoration)
werryfra

golden eoYlynun (Cofcbiev*" lateum)

golden-creited kiogleiwgolderert
golden-crerted wreowgoldcreM
ffm-fftrft/.

golden copentartb mangold (Cafiko
poluitnr) «

golden dock (ilumec wuirtfiinut) SIC

golden eagle ytcei Wgl-^Tn to. (tM
aneient name)

golil( 0 -ej« (a bird) /rea to

golden gra>D(trer6<ticiiTO <korr><*)*C^-
CTsTto

golden green yydr gfr, (yellow dH iq
hue And ot high « britUAcce) inly
golden-beaded warbler ^rei fyei rfly

q,nnfT

golden jaamioe (/ofroiAOTO bijnonxa

ceuM) /. ID .M b

golden mole

golden Dumber ep^-wclc m
golden oebre ndi-l|%c
golden orange ycA witw
golden oiierwgoldea willow
golden patouirel J/amm. 4^ CTW-
ifTOIllUlt

golden plorer Jrea W* m. (ft^
AneifBt word)

geUen poppy (a colour. r«ddab red-
yellow lo bno. of blgb w*W

iatnratioo and bigb ■ bnlliaoee)
DTfufpii'atey

golden red (Any yeUowi»h-

red) mtfla

golden-roil 1 (5ofidajo tiryii-aarea)

edesiri+l /

STOgolden gram (I'erbaifiiTO Ikap-

luj) yrnNlTr^t m-

goldenseal in Hydrastis canadensis
(a plant with yellow rootstock) iftlT-
*lflTO

9 Pharm «ahydraatis 4)Tt^ n.
goldensbowet (Caisio ,fi»lula)

TO (B .M. ^ti Ben.
golden sulphide of antimony w anti*
stony penii-sulphide CAem- *f*5i4

golden sunshine lyloig (q^)

golden syrup

golden throated barbel drfs trS ce?

golden wattle (aoy of Tatiens yellow*
flowarad species of Aeaeia)

goNen wesier-bird itcei ^ ^> 2 ;
golden willowwSalis yiirllina |if.
WT/

golden yellow rt^I^W
Iwgeld yellow, gptiiitli yellnw
(yellowish red yellotv WflrftiffT in
hue, of high t^iatoration and J igh
nbriIliacies)^’r[M)i
jwMartius yellow (yellow Of in
hue And ol yery lijh B brvlliAnce)
5^f

gold exchange atandard Finunee tfit-
fsftWf CTTT

gold export point ftrj.ff'fl

gold field twdi irtr
gold filling sydl ITf
goldCnch yiidt-W7T m.
goldfish Zooi. *1^ TO.

Gold fish TO Sword esh. Dorado
dftren Wf»l TO
gold foil tTU-tA
gold-fronted ebloropsia Am
Wtet qttip-A

gold fronted finch ^rrs wdi WW wnr
gold headed black finch .ftri (f^-

•ii^ r*f

gold holdings of neniber conntrlea

goldilocks ^SruTT TO.

gold Import point SfTfn-ft*J’.

goldint

703

gonopoxe

-joldins Cl marsh marigold [Calt^
palustns) trt.

gold lace
gold leaf

gold leaf electroscope
gold mine ^

gold mohr (Pojnesaaa rejia)

gold money

gold monochlonde 'i'onli'J

gold mb
gold nuggeV
gold number

gold number methods Lange a test
gold orange CoJ /»d
gold ornaments waiVtUl®li
gold pheasant (a colonri redyellotr
m hue, of highly aatnration)

gnld'olate ei* (to plate with gold]

goldplated a^].
gold poml finance m.
gold point of eaehaoge
gold potassium bromide

gold premium Eeon>
gold purplespurple of Cassius
sdatTW

gold reserre Saninnt
gold reserre fund

goldse>marshmarigold(CaltAapariu<
»nj) VVt^trge m.
gold aatiDobres^red lead
Ooldschnudl's proeess s alumino-
thermic process Chem.
goldsmith tn •

goldsmiths’ notes (bankers' ootm]

gold sodium chloride WTIJ
gold-sol test =Lange’s test
gold standard Eton. W^-UHrt
gold alaudard reaerre
gold thread 1 wdi-^n.

3 {Ccpti* teeto) tn

gold-uaing country
goldweed (Eanancvlua arwnaii) 413
m.

gold sore

gcld-yellows golden yellow

golf green (a colour, yellow-greea <l3-
fR la hne> laturatioa aad bnllianee

medium tw) •i»*i4ls4li
golf red sc blood red (yellowish-red
in hue, and of eery high wPT
aaturation) sefo^tEPfltf
Golgi apparatnssGolgiDCt cs Golgi
system Anot- fttRTtl W3I

Golgi body (a lipoidal body) fatlilH*

Golgi material
Golgi net
Golgi system

golIiD = marsh mangold (CaUka pafue*
frij) iia.

Golnnds ^ooL (Iiyes en-

tirety in jsngle.choosing its habits*
tion in a thick bush S()

Gomeiaa = 3 Cams KLnona ^tiron.

gommelin=dextritt

Gomphia aogustifolie ^ Ooralea an-
gustifolia Eoi.

gomphoa^nat ('nail ) %13 tn.
gomphosis joint dnat. (in whieb a
ipike of bona fits intoaeocket) tfl?!*

■acuaei

Comphothenom foleontol. ^trt*
S3Tft (B3 'elepbaat' in enroTO)
gOBQtiwgomuti palm
gomnU palm > angar palm (dren^a
uethanf«ra) w4<l3ja m.

-gon-islTj

gonadagerm gland Jnat.,Eoo2. SHR*

Ufkti Its.
gonad nucleut

gonadotrophichormone nanutifl

gonadotrophin Eool.

gonadoct (duct of a gonad) Zed. 33*

gon-apopbytis Zod. (a projection of
the anal region) ^-n)n in.
gondola iwf^/.

3 (used in the canals of Venice)
rPTT^l/.

9 (an elongated car attached to the
tmderaide of an airship) /.
d (a large coach with a boatshaped
bottom)

gondola car (a railroad ear for freiaht.

vitbout atop) atBr^sii /.
gondou = goundou WflO'I’Tin. (iri
‘general swelling')

Gondwsns land CeoI.UtV‘^, >Vt33*

tjfit

Gondwana Hills Oeog. m.,

tllrikH giw

Gondwana system Geol,

gonggezi-fgr* r».

Gongylns =Chalcides
gonia pi. of gotuon
CoDiatites Puleonfol (Gk. gonta ‘an-
gle")

Gonicaulou Bet. BTOre-snnfit

G. glabrum (leares are eaten as a
▼egetable“Graham)Mi«i'n UaSIK
gouidangiophore Eot. ^sflapflST m.
gonidangium Bsf
gonidia pi, of gonidium
gonidial layer Bot
gomdiopbore =comdiophore
goDidium Bot (asesnil spore) /.
gonimoblist Bet «- (Gk.

ponimos ‘ prodnctire' umft-, ^ fila-
ment)

gomnolobe Bot. Twf^*

goniometer m.

gonioa (Gk gmia ‘angle’) Crnntol-
(the point at the angle of tbs lower
)aw on eitber aide) *tf331 /•
Couipodana ramose Eoof. (baa n
branching atalk— PH 1.807} VTlf^lk

Conium Sot. fufiefl s re .inrTfir (Bat
colony]

G pectorale

gonococcal adj, itHglv] , ui)gl«4lu
gonococcal antigen^gonogen sritgyTl

sfn^ a uSr^fenr^

gonococcus J?acf. JntPTI
Gonodactylus Zod. (gills are borne
on tbs appendagee of the abdo-
men — Web. I e.Stomatopoda) 7^-
RTtfir

gonodendra ZooL (branebiag blasto-
■tyles) ( -r^} m.

gonoductwgonaduct apfritl-uuui^ft /,
gonogenca gonococcal antigen g f lg aft-
nn tn

gonoJoditte(pla]Q)sirf.nrTj41(R^f)pr)
gonomere Biof. (the nuclei are double,
the halres being the goaomeres—
Conklin p 79) 8ft W' I, strft^RT n.
gonomery Bu>t. «f«t*T3I/.
gonopore ZooL (reprodnetira sper-

GonoihTTichoidak

good wits

tore) n

Gonothjnclioide* (suborder)

Coootbyiichut 2col (Gb fonto 'ud
gis’) snnft

G greyi

gooonboei ifed m (Bin Mtr.

TOl)(e/ pyuri*^^)

goDospherecsoosphere If^col

nfp m

goaethece 2ool. (the thae» eo

•losing the blestoityle upon nhieh
the mednsoid buds, or eeitein
hydroids derelop) m,

(r??Ibud)

Gopypodiru 7ael STTfe^** Jffltft
goober Dut<=esitfaaat (irdeAii Aypo-
jiea) rJSXm

Gooch crucible (it hes e perlorsted
bottom) CA***

goodod; ertgr, agl^s, ?TP 3 ,g
good n fipr, cfrnr n
good tdraiQiitritton ^ UVlUil
goodiud ■ccurite kuowledge «*8T

gpod iiul bed <n8t «^r sn

|ood tad sofficieot csuse (tessoti)
sgPre eftr vtrf*! CTw
food behiTiout tHifK (Coast )
suilll n

good books, in one s <fl 77T «T
trnwifrtt

good canopy clsii Fernlry gftaW*

good cause WHm, •wgi «Kei

sufSoeot cause vuVg vn*<
good cbancur mvfht, ft'tflW
good cleaTage Afifteral 5 *nie
good coodiuoa gi^yrt, sr^ft
good eoaduct adolesccol priioaertt^.

good conduct allowsoce tIJtMJ i )
A(^lutii-arfi«^, WiTO’^-aiW
good eouduelor

good eoaduct remissioG ctTrn^X^gU
good coascMUce ^ «sb
good coastdersUoD £ew tn{{%9«f^cv
good debts QttVaf apt
good deliTcry ^syiWis.

Coodcataceae fict W^rtg fV t§ {/(oa
Scoceola urV-»»ift)
good (siib LaoQ PA) 1 (e tbisg shall
be dseiBsd to be dope Is good

fsith. where it M in feet done

boueatly, whether It is done aegli-
gently or not*~General Clauses
Aet.see 3 (S0Jl«W»ffl ,

2 (aotbing n end to be dose or
believed m goodlaith whiehu dons
or btheTod without due eare and
atlention-^lPC aec 63) m.

bonaBde tTjfT8 ft.

WJtrfl

actio boose fideiabouaeCdei wdn
genuine ww, W«wr, ftOC, SWrfW*,

ntfe*

good fortune ^ttn*8 n
Cood-Ffidsy grass-field wood rush
(Lusulacampeslris) w*

good gavcroDtentginm (Const)
good grouad sreSTWQff
good msn (head ot the lamily) ^•

good milker ^nn
good morel chsrsrter Rcwfttt
good ntme

goodoest Wf«/, swt

good offtees ^iplo«uw(semeo> as a
meduior)W«Wim/, 4)31*8 ».
good order grw/. gsaj so , gmWT
/

10 good Order gsusOua

ID good order tod coodition gK8

4)TgTWft

good phyei^e g4)« tiftt
good points (of aoiiiials)«*ft f<«*l
good quslity (m, *1 eroj»)TWw siWtT.
wv^ 5f4)

good resson srgfta vn*3
good resione for Iteosfer sunimtei
ft •IfW

good repeir g «um /.
goods vfgvm.np* la, wrt (CoostJ
capital goods J*d)-«t*rt
coosuraere’ goods ?3lftvo

contamiuated goods gin
eontraheod goods (afrf^^
4V*W)»w»g^

economic goods wi^

goods aecoBot Vtg*ftwr

goods and chaltcla Cow rftf

goods bonkleg aOrff

poods clerk Jt/y. SfJ fefiW, >f7*T-

good security £fori
good sense and loyally w)r

TmrltK

good service g*fttt

good service (whiie)ioarkg?r83(ttw)-

-ftf (EM 1.829)

good letliDg (of the toeth of a saw)
vi^nlo, 3n77T

goods guarantee (iinJ gtfj nwi»l(5l'

poods guard Ttft

poods imported arraTfiTIT

poods in custody MftrTtnTnl

goods lo inniit J7jHf7

goods locoinoti\e = freight iocomo.

liveHivTv^

goods of »r)) Loown kiaJ g^nrimT
4) 8t3*

goods on approvil 8^

goods on cDusipDinent fllT'A Vtgt
goods plfltform Jlly I3T3-

4T83 (eurcant In Ksgpur)
pomls |>)cJ,;eJ »W^

poods proilueed
goods rereivcil aits a^
poods sent iPur atjtf, \Wi irt-aii^
poods slied niif «itrr-«r?a, sm-
3Tt?ra

goods siding /i{^ wtvt.<nta»
poods so predured tpi arnf^a iRTw
Goods Supervisor dJfp (G^ ) at^-
allies (« t ), witT (m a )

goods tariff 18tl!J5«,»Tt»agfa
8 B9*nfe, wr*t gwiafe
good Item form Fortilrg g-W*a*
KTp;fe

goods traffic J}ly agw
goods trsio /Jfy tnvT-^iaw, at 5 -
^tna, atnrn^
goods under bond awtritW
goods van~poodi wiggon Fly
goods vehicle av^ aT8, aivT aia
goods wsgpoD 1 (freight esr) tn*T'
tna

3 (truck) «nva area
goods yard Rfir tn»CBtiTW
good limes (great abundsnee o( 'ood)
rmgfuw w (from mrvtfHV
good visibility gnUAT
good volume Kcgr ijca
good srj/e {mistrssa of fba house) «IT*

good will

705

gevamaent aganej

f,

gooil will 1 Com.

2 *nfT7 lit. *rSTITT /

pooilwill musioo
poivliirill profit ^TIT

poonpamte in. (^- tor

lea.i,f*fr toe fci3nmth» ^ for
Sf^ lulpliij^. r» (orS'^niinanl)

pomander «.<'■ t4 m. (ireient on»«)
pomeipTm

gome barnacle Zool. (ttsniU 7 £a^4
on tha bottoms of TeMeli

gooseberry I /

3 (» eolonr, htnish-rad jn

hne, of lose *7 saturation and tow
ft bnlljinoe) •'i rfai*ri«

goose flesh a^ THTT^ *i.

goosefoot (Clmo^odum dtiaai)
a. QfW ).* 1 WI
goose grassaelesTen
gopher m poeket gopher e poached
rat (Gsomys iitrsaryuil VI<ft^ «v.
gopher frog CBom oeropuj)

•I’S*

gopher make (a &arrowia| snake)

ppher tortoise er tortle «7TT

gof j 1 ^7-9rrst fia.(^nafflesedn><^t 7 st)
Coriliidae ZooL 47Tj&.4sr m.
Coidinilnlas 2a;l (Lat. aadas Cordi*
US ‘lOestricable knot*)

CordiQS ^oef- (Jenns of hairworms,
they era long and slender, almost
hka horsahairt) %Styft-a3Tft

C. iijuaticas

CorJonia £j<.

C. oltusj (sepals orbicnUr-oblong
— Easn) *1 *11^ npeftw^
gorge n- STTfl / r 'Tft Rtft
gorge si. «ft^?T77
gorged «.t/.

gorged «)t)k food material wfW*
ejTT* (McLeia LlOfi)

Gergonana fseafaua balong ta this
greop) *nf «

Corgoaia retrucosa Zecl Ow tTJX-
vm fit-

Corjonojiti* PiUcntcl. BSTft^WTT:
ruft

gargoBopsiio Pileont.L (the mmt

gntruStrs of the theriodonts '"tn-.-n
— Ramar p 234)sr^&7^ «.
gargoaopsid Pefemfol. *»».

gonlU Zoof. (the largest and most
tarrSleofthe manlike apes— Lnll
p.ES0) sftamTT m-
Gorilla rfWTITT XTlfe
G goriUa staist aft^TTT
Conakioa Atet (Jort-hetd, eraira aed
crest tM hlaek «=«) »T?ttrT-S3Tft
gone s sfhin = (nrae Pot. n.
(see Ulox)

COs.lgaaettad oftcera) 71-<t.

•ftTrO)

goshawk, jrsn^ 773 n. ttltl'f ancient
name)

gostanle m. Q*7 farJ^TlJ

sine. for 3^ snlphate. -f3 for
Rft« niocral)
gospel 1 gtniTTf m.

3 (a« In, gospel truth) ^T7TT7 n.
aenptate wwuasi,^^

(^ssypiam pot. WW-aaift
C. arboreon (grown aboot temples
—Basil) CBombay. Hn.

Bsn.^ltt'H, Mar. ^SU'JH, Mysore

Yna'ffl)

C. barbsdeaae (corolla ysilow—
Baso)«fpr?*f)snT*t
C. herhsceum (eotninon eottoo,
Indian eottoo) *TI7 (Ben.

Go) Bin Cambodia kr>ibar.

Kan. On- JfaL iarppor.

Tam. torppatam, Tel,

UraoQ tab$i, Visayan popu)

C. hinatom (learea hairy— Basn)

nft'fn wi^*?

C iadicam=C. herhsceum

G. oeglectam 7*1^

ti, religtosua s C. berharram

gossypol Ckem.V7WTai.
gosiypose (GessTpiom 4* .«#• becans*
obtained from cotton seeds) Cliem.

vds-Sw.

goth'iie (hydrous iron oxide) W7T3f«3
sn. (w^iron, aw water, fwfor^ftt
mineral)

go to law (start nit or proeeedln^p
in law eonrts) TT snT*7 7T7T
go to one’s acr<n>Bti;r7I

Coftania pst, ai'fi

G leptostaebya *rJTI*7

(Ksn-'ft'rrTW))

gouge 7C39 SI.

gouge>bI«ze = hark blue Foratfy

C«abrd''s extract strong solntioa
of lead snbaceute Rkdrsii.n^Rt^
•rgjsftB II.

Conld'a bmadbiU Azti (tail black)

TS^wg

Gonld a dcsert<bat Avet *r5*

«m (iTpeR Afghanistan)

Gould s grey>beaded thmsh Are)
(found la Tibet tIt) str
**d|l*l

Goald * parrot'biU draCbill 7^ wax
yellow to bnght yello wf7)

37777

Conid ■ sbort-wiBg Ata feftTJl
7ir

£0 nsdergroond iass (IJ’.CJ WTht
>TJ«7, t(-<f)77 (see abdnet/
gonndon lied, w gondoa
Goora Zccl. (eonsists of the erowsril
pigeons) gftrwiW S37ft
G. coronau R77T»7 gf7*w
goord gt#| /
pompkiD fUT;*T
gourd melon cs wax gourd
gourd towel {Lufn aegifftiiiea) W
wmTTf/. (Baso)

Gounnae Zeol, gftvOai^'dtT so- (eg*
t*T nbtamily)
goat TTTPS B.

gealweedwAegopodiam podagrsria
gosem rb. WW7 7T7I (CoosL)
rul«TTS7 7771
adnunuter 777777 7777
, regulate ftftTfJf* 7777
gOTereance *7777 (Cooet J, Tllft** «•
goreraed by 1 ?f iTlfriS
2 P.ir. % *r*7, Sr

gOTemess [a female goyemor) TTtIttI
/-

goTemiag body *TT*ft (7777 (Const.)
gOTcmment 77177 > (Const )
slate 7737

gOTemment account 57777*%WT, TITS*
#77^

goremmenf A eUss forest 71 .7)0 7
7777*177

Gocemment adrane^ examinatioo
771707 3W7 TftTT
•nTemment adrocatc J77*I7-wft7wr
goveraneat agency 7*777)7 w fa ^pt

ffOTemmtnt agent Goramaent ol India Preta

po>frntncnl »«enl eTr*nl

fovernnifoi aijfd ho*piu!

(Vft’«TWT

•overntnftn airmfl fnJW

yo»etntnennt michinery in*rt*8'5
pojtfrnuiCDJ

frtt

po'ernment end ]iit pfcnr* eTT*I8
nJ? WTTTtTT 3't8l5*T
jo'crnment ■ppoinimtnt etwdrt
ft 3 r-K

po> ernmeat itdiilert en«t8 aitjtu
pnxrtnnirm at by law rMiblirbrd

injiftfj npA8
goatrnmfnt audit
po'rrnitKrnl audilot
jnTfrnmfnI htlancf ftTW^TT

povcrameat bitjcle TrT*?^^
jnTfrnmrat biUuiHatei^^T*, PT88

CoarniRirnt Boole CimUr

garrram^Rt breeding ball

poamwent buapalov an*t<t8 ttrwr
povrmarBt bu>ie«M imv Vt 4
pooenment final erw8 JtTl
{oarrrmfBt eat(l« br««dis; farm
ftinaftn 8B-«fttnra-air»
pevfrnmfBt ffotril ponlti? (arm

ttroyit

poTfronirnt fUrua pfdiprrf i>ur»»f7
ermdYg erf>»mft^pt
CovfrBpirBI Ci*il Uoapilal

G«Yrrant<Dt Clftbi* Co-oprratiTc
llouaiap SOfjcty *T8dl? fttfr*

erp^rtl

po»*ranifnt fhaif nnafle faevnm
(OYfrnmrat feinmfroal nadfrtib*
lap* aiwdll

ffirmmtBt roaatruftfd haaae

fTwt ftfiriBt

poYfmm'Bt dajr* farm Tn*fdl8 fie^«
rwi Jitii

poYfTBnrtl drpartmfM errant ftnin

pnrfra>i*rttl di»pfa*arT trer^T

pnYfranifat draft erwdtw
pqv>remrel drafta payable ecronat
^ af'artfle frrt

C«*rrentf Bt CBpaafTrla^ S < it a • 1

fbaneae

potrrament filiMiAr^nt
wnei

porfrnntBt t\pme
govcrnmfBt facIBry ftsWl

poTf rnmf Dl foreai etrtT^V tt8
fovemmfnt forfat a>«a 88.

jra

goxrrnnifBt forf*l pra«iiipfcrtifica(e
entree ^tra uuiei'ts
pQTfrnmrst foreat Itreofe rTTtfte
rterg^f^*

goTfmmfBt torcat liiniti enwrflf 88

porframfot prain depot Cr8^tT
8r*8tatTt

Co'rremfBt llfatiti Schoo) eriH<l8
WT*8 ftcfav

peTcrameet Koapatat fnfn*r«f^«!K8
pareroaieot hoalrl <TT8^8 aniBiei
CorrrBiBfDt Ilnoae fmvt a
CovfrsmfBt I{«a«« paiifrn cane
fhair 0 il.1 303) ttrant-Oift <1 H

C«T<racRcatI{oaiiBgFeHor;inB'dl8

CoYcremaBt lodaatnea DrpanmeBit
TealtI* Sf«i«tt iTT*t<)8 T^tn*
ftw*T, 8t8tfj*n*r

C«rrram«et Ittapetier rWlfW Ml*

<r8

CorfreiBfBt laaperterof TluJtriji
8rwff8 <r8T8*fbftei«
gOTfmnifiil impatioD werka etlwOg

CoTframeot laboralory, Coaiemi
Ifouae nin^B

pOTfruBcnt land 8i wd> 8
roTframeol IittpatiODerWr^ WT^m
pOTf raiOfBt Joaa entitle grft
CoYfrBnirBt MaBBpejBrot of rnrate
Eatatft «i eira-

rfta »»»• «1Wniw

CerfraiRfSt Medteal AdiatBiatratioa
(PHM 1) et t B<lti ateCrt TOrm
peTframrst medira) drput etW<t8
ajrfitw «7®H

CermiBirBt Medical OlSctr wiufip
la^fn itfawift

CeaerKseBt Mr«td Jleapiul 8?8dlv
8»jt8 M^ ia ti x e

feamrtifBt mUitarj edneatioBit
tcitiiBiwB TinOflifirv ftt»n »fm

poTfmmfBl irtonffa enflild 88,

pjTffTimenl note *488

poTfmmeBl nolifieation Titirdte wfi

poTf rfilBfOt of a atHf Tt58 *1 81788
poTentment office 8ri88-rcnrfW8

potrrnmrBt offirfr snartlRrelft
goa rrimirnt offirial 8n88-«ilT^l
(iovrrnmf nt of India enTe-eiI88
Uoaemment of India An 193S 87rc*
8TT88-«ftft«t (Cgn«t )
CovernmfDt of India. Armv Depiit*
tnfni (GI.AD) wiTw-nnn, lpn*
Mt 7 n(>ncri*tfr‘i

Covrrnmrnt of India, Cnmmerre and
IndtiatrT Department (0 I.C-I)
ant8*8Tnw.M!sn8 tr87 4CIU Mti*i
(WW..8TJf»J

Cevrmmenl nt India rooperatire
aofielj' Wtr7*CT'f8-tlt«lft'Bftf)t
Ceaeranient of India eonperiCire
More >»Ttll-8t11l8

CoYernment ef India, Pefrnev De-
ptrtmfBt (C I , D D ) WrW rTR8.

bMth firmn (« rt . » ftJ

Ceaerameni nt India, DepirtneBt
of Hfjlih arrw'inin.

CearmmeDt of India Devolution Act
WITtUnttB ‘ffBJIWMfMtWtl
Corrminrai of Tadia, EdiiraiiOB
Drpictnrot (0 1 ,C D )WTr»*8TT*t8,

Covernmeot of India, Finane* De-
ptitmeot (0 I , FD ) VTia «tmi
ftvt ftww («T Sir., ft ft )
Cevrramcnl of IbJu Ferraa Pi-bM
(in Caleutta) 8 Tt 5 *entt 8 *jn 8 - 58 vn-
\

Coveramrat of India, Home Dep
meal (G t„e.DJ «ir9*»mm,
ftarn (wrjpr , «i ft ) j

GovemmcBt of India loanrao <t
atemp mm frme-afptlT gyt*
CoTtramrat of India. MiliUry and
Supply Drpanmest (G I>U.S.IX)
ante rw8, tmi tw/ ffT78 Mra
(>n.tn , ItA ft 1

Covemjneat ef Indiaa Mdilary De-
partment (0 M Pj »irs-r78X
Im-Mm («tj 7 .,>.ft )

CovermmeBt ef India TreM vm*
8188^18" "VS

GoTexnisent o! India Pratt ^ 707 g. p.

GovemtneDt of India Pres* Worker*
Union

Goveroment of India proposal triTW-
sTiH^ swmi (5^)
GoTemment of India pnblication
WTTftWHH ^

Gorentinent of India Palilieations
Brand) wira-siW'l n^iSTH-rn^
Goserament of India (Schednled
Castes) Order WUa-SllfH»{"i^riy*
Wlft) Bl$5t

GoTemment of Injia’* Order (GJO)

snrr-5TO^ tn^TT (m. rr wf )

goTemment of iiaie rrw
goYemment opinm
goTernment order VlW^l'^rT,

• l^U

gOTcminent owner tliwa Vnft
goTemment paper TTT^^
goTemment pensioner
issnrttft

gOTcrement pleader
goTernment policy STWa iftfif
Goseraaent Post Ofdce Saiiogs
Bank TTtRTlV

goTemment premises trwCla Tftat,

wn

GoTernment Premise* (Lneb-wij Act
wfafVtK

GoTernment Pres* STm^-g^rtisr^
GoTernment Pres* BookdepotSTTfl)t>
y4uii<flu-5Bairnt

Goremment PnnUng ttTS^-yA'flWM
goTernment promissory note IliR^o

goTemment prorident land

goTemment publication

goTemment public hospital tTTH^lV

goTemment purposeJ^T^^^ Bthn
goremment quirter iUM<l>la
goremment railway police amPt*

goremment regnlatlon 1^.

W*t

goremment residential bnildiag arH.

tfraPrrwTrw

goremment salt-works llluAaarfct*

*irf»5

Corennneat Sariagl Banks Act

go> emment's balances i fiT
Government School of Btndicraftr
SIRT^tT ftotwti

government secretary
gosemment sccnrilies VTRm'Vft*

Government Secnnties Mannal^II^*
afatjfe-Cfqtrrtfe
government secnrity
TTRR-Bft^fa

gOTerament secnrity note qmnflV

government serrant
Govemmenu Servants Associahon
?rrtw4wi-wsi«

Government Scrrants* Conduct
Rule*

garerement servant serred (PBQ.I.
lOlJfftTVtrrtT^-^nvfopp aopplyiag
goTt- servant sm^
goremment aerrke fiRPt^lfT
Covemment** Finincul Rnles^Rtt*

gOTerament** instraetioos mtriT ^

government aollator TOinfrt
gorenunent sonrces wtK ltt t^s
goremment tpecul bospiul g umflq
ftrTtt P*fc*nFT

goserninent spccificalioo qrnrfrt

ftfnfe

governtneol’* policy Wraq-iftfir
gOTemment-spoDsorcd company
enranr

gOTcrnmenfa property einrt sft tnfti
goTemment stamp*
goremment (locks Yt itiOq
goremment wore eroftn fin - jinn
goremment »tadentqrm^qfktntfr
goremment saperTitioilqnsT^q qd-

government snrpln* stock rraOr

goremment teehnirian BIX-

fx*

go vereme nt telephone conneetioni

fnwftx^nnx

g overaaent test house nm<rx

government timber vtwrftx BXli,

fftsidlx •rafl

government to gorc inmn t tcconU

government treasure xtx

govemment trea«ane$ and snb-trea*
•nries wVt 3X-XtXl'ni

goremment treasury ^XMt

government treainry bills account

Tn'rfW-tftxrtR'&XB-lrW

goremment vainer tntnftx ^fxlxx!-

W

government village ?TTR)ftB HUT
govemment ward (inj person whose
propert} or person the court of
w*tdi8npenotends)irttrtlXBfit7T?X
govemment ward’s neat friend CttH-
«T *nti*
govenuMnt water rate

government works frmx-^BW
governor 1 (of n State) tlMXtS wi.
(Const.)

3 (of the fiessrve Bank of Indis)
ttlR^ «.

8 UiuK (an antoraatis attachment
to an engine, taibine, etc. for eon*
trolliBg ite epeed) i'nTtia n.
goveraoraleagovemonhip
governor desipsie fRXW

Goveraor-Generil w yirrgB n.
CoTeroer-Genersl in Council RT ft x^ ^
BfnTJKX

Coveraor.Ceneral of India stTn-Rn*
mire

Governor, his successors in office
and assigns ttsbxtRi

RjaiO tftr erRuwlftil ,

Coveraor in ConncU trrtx^TnxxtW
governor's assent rnXW ^
governor's box eiFre-tr&f n.
govemoTthipegovemorate tiranr/.
GoveVnor's pmvince ri wq i a bt»i
(C onst.)

Govemor’i tour programme rnxxre
Rixdtx-vrfwT
Cost, (governmeet) fTT. (tnxx)

Govt, C.B. Farm (OoTernmeot Cattle
Breeding Farm) TTi. 7. W. B. (snxtlx
B5.wfinx5rj;^)

Govt, C. P, F. (Qovermnsnt Central
Poultry Pam) tn. %, 5 . B. (»n*^
STjetiM S^)

gowu (rarammos eginnalt) jrxfWr
^ P* (grhmetrie progreseioii)

GP.r.

n«

C.PF. (g»3«»l pTOTiileot fOBd)

C & r F»I Art (Giaoing »Qd ««
.,B*F»cton« \rt) W *

, ,,

CPR lgT»'"

5tw« , ,

G P •be<‘» lg»l^»oi7ed sheets (pUinJJ
^ ^ (ynrfTT FIR (ffNim)!
f., (po-d.-'l’l’" '''■*^’

«. 1 ^
aUrs.niat’n)

CrMfieo

l„V rsil (fitted on »ba* door) WT-

gfsce 1 C^ "

a«w«pn,T^/
nerelT an art of frste
at a matter of jraee watH^Vl
bj the ff*--* «* C®^ tWf <»

«*7t (^J ^ . .

prieefuUy tsindio? swpsFS Sidl

ritrw*^

|tar« of foi l -rtiB«’s bill {Gtra

iiiiiM rra{<«s<)

*1 abtsBdrtd holes (Hgperirurt per
WWW "*
pace period

Itaolis Bel Tex (grieefuUj slight lo
Jorm. sleader) gw?
peraiiinus Bet Tax- (rery slasder]

aSusnJj wgwnntlw.wm

iriiWle .tcfi / (ancient

CrKola Aut TTWTWl-WWlFa (ftT>TO la
aVedio word ?tTS refera to the

Isypets appeenog »a healed wound
searsl .

Graculidse yTTWT«T-»n pv

Crscnpica w4^-WWlft

Gradatae i?«l wfttg®#’ " pl-
gradate aorua Wift tflWT^WI
gradation I TTIF»«PS,*WHWWW,WW

salNW n

3 Bel «WT»W la

gtadatJOD In dislributioB ZeA. a^id*

WR

gradatiea list fT*** t*
pade a. I BWi *W ra- Wl /.

3 Jiiaia WWW,«IT«W"» (»rtled<t)
5 (of particles) wA, W^ la.

OTgfting knifa

4 (someUmea aqttal to class) W^ «•
e (of a tsTot) Gtoj (lowest slope)
ernwit HTWW IS

6 jfaih. (rn ot * r's)**

3 ^gradient (aaloptng way) TlJy-

8 (slope) wnt^a . - ,

at grade (said of a fseet)

9 Zoof (grade of a class <4) wfW m.
grade xh 1 WWWatWV TWTim. Vwt-

WTRF, arflWTH. ixwhwww
8 Bot wwrww
3 c»I WWW

grade A mtlV WW Wf «l
grade clerk OTtI fefw
graded o4y 1 V%nt.

a Bot w6r»

3Crol.(as.anfet)SWt«ra

graded goods Mtvvngw
graded gam ftiflllA fttf x) ^

graded scale idnsa
graded transport charges Wu-

Wgot WRIT

grade of a court agiawa W1 w^
grade of fernlity foreslrp iFr. clou*
*/«rlilil«)wiw>®^
grade of pay kwWJTCt _

grade of thmoiog Fcrttitf TVi«4.

grade peg (a peg need as a point of
refereoeo so laeelliog) Wf "ii

hww ^

grade price (ptlL 11.897) Veft-riW
grader V^S’W* »
grade resisUorc Blir- WWW WWUW
grtde slips Sara awW-wdS
Grade Sw« OfBeer 2 (PuWieatioo,
Fiald ArtiUery)wwW«nf«WWf!**
wrft w(«T;7i.3*^7iPi«r)

Grade SuSOfSeer 2 (Signals) (ha is

thotacoodgradoothceriochirga )

WWW wwtfuwTW-srfhwrfl X (4kw)

gradient WWWWia.WTfsw n ifTW
gradient resist aoee Boad Caul. •• i e • •«•

t)W

grsdiog — grade «6.
grading of iWers Csol. w(l-BWWW
(Dolmen 1^199)
grading sieve sMl WTV^
grtdiBgs or cadres dl posts h
WWW Wli

gradual e^j. I SWftWT

9 wfitw. ®ww

gradual accretion WWW wfwfi*
gradual evolution icftw TTlWlit
gradually WWW
gradual recovery KWWt nWTlW
gradual tax or taxation TwitWT WT
gradusnd (eandidsta for graduation)
(JrnJirg m.

gradusle n (of a nniversity) tsiat
to (Const)

under-gradntte *Wt

post gradnaie wfi-wnww. WWt
HIB*

gradnste rfi- ifolA (smoothing of
CUTTo) ffWTWW

graduated adj 1 Wolh. WWffeW

2«Hks

graduated circle Asiren. rHkw
gradusted cylinder itfkif HW
graduitcd doses anilwf wi'ai'i

gradualed flask wftw wfew

graduated glassware *fcl *ln*“'*

graduated seDe wngw W)

gridnatrd separator funnrl wiW

graduated tiiatioo wmsft tSTNIW
gradiieted test gleii ilftw wftgw-

ww

gradnsud lest tube *(k9 WtlW*

grsdoate-in.law ftfb-WPlW
graduation 1 (to divide into gradet.

ShfwWw

3 ■ (smoothing of atatisti^

cal data, smoothing of a <
IthTBW «.

b (degree) *1* (s« grade et )

graduttion of ■ barometer frftlHW'

»Nw

graduations Aw so.

Crteco>LatiB square Slolislics
^iw^-WW’WB

Crar8as»Acrtb~j3 Scorpii ^iCrca
fjOwqftwwm.
graft c4 IWfNW, WWW •III4I
grtft H TTTIt m-, WWW
grafted mangoes tSTlIftw WIW
graft hybrid wwTtwJcWT
grafting n

grafting knife altTTn gft

OTifting wis

709 Gnngei madaiaipalani

Raftin' w« a^Tt^f 5 ?r 4
Cralum’s law of djffmion .inifir*

gram 1 g:«r n ,

2 Wnr / (occuri in the anil
from It IS derived Hindi 5RI),

5 (any small, Inrd particle, as of
land, sagar. salt, etc ) ^ m.

4 (a nnit of weight) <n m. (g„ gr.

«I.)

fi (fibre or yam) n.

6 (of wood) n . S^rfsgiH tn.
(arrangement of fibres)

coarse-grained

fine-graiDpil

tpiral-'ramed

wavy-^raineil

7 QuaTTuiiQ in. (/or rzpfnna-
fioit tee rift and grain)

gram advances

gram allowanre «r^-*nn, ilT*7-

Cram and Cottoo (ifarLets Law snag
»nn rTT*T f»Ri
gram aphid

gram stalling ilisposat 'ai’V,

grain boundary ifetitJ. <«t <lin
grain rompesaation allnwaoce Ufsi^i-
anTT *mt

pain crop sip^-«7^
pam dealer sn»g sgnift
gram drill d^rii* Jfacfi.
grained lac (it IS the prodoct free
from twigs, stick lac rrf^^gr
being the erude product contain
ing the twigs upon whicli it is
formed, while caked lac
IS grained Ifte fused and east into
moulds)

psin fracture ^

|gram godown Ur^Ol'IM, snag
grim growth fSfcfif
grsin loans W^g TtfTT
ipaiD loas slitement
pain nurket gT»^
pain moth sn^-fTPW, «giw %x g%gi
gram movement
gTiinocide gpUWlf n.
gram procured (relnni) mvi sipg
(uRtstJi)

grain product gT»gVnT

pain refinement Bfrfal. *g-gfr^Tr

pain sampler gtsg-«n^^
grains damsged by insects iftztggT

gT»r

gram-shed snag-0T^

Cram Shop Officer g)Rngig srfggrf)

gram >ize OT ^foini

grain stocked (rcium) gfag

(sr(Vwr»r)

gram stocks <g)rg-KA|

gram storelioiisc gyag-flBr’nr,

Ul' 4 |>ll(

Grallae ilrcs asgiff-giiT m. (birds
adapted to aiioatie life)

GraUator ZocL (lit. “Im who walks on
itilts*) ft g g ihp garft
gram 1 gge m. ggi

3 (g . «ni . fir . grin.) gpg n (>n )
•gfam (soraetliiiig dranii or written)
•Irw TO , -ft™ o.

gram atom (atoniie weight eipressed
in grams) gpg-gTgns
gram besan
gram caloric grag-gg
gram ebuni g3r ^
gram cguitalcnt Cbetn. gpg Wrtjg
gram flour %gg
Gramma, cjc Hof.gm «.
grammaicmis plant gitftg g)^,

gramiocBdonaxioc protein, m.

133, from bsTl«i)7igd^/

Crammeae i)o( gnt'f? «

gramincus Dot. Jar (ersssdile) gig-
gg

Cramioirola Jrra gimt^ ggilg ^ru-
•nii»»-gig, -cola -ep^l)
pam ion gT»g argg
grammar suigtoi n
f unction al grammar agTTpfig

»g{*<g

formal grammar rg np ri
grammaticalaccurocj wtlwrn-gftlj^TiT
grammatical TariJniifTanationa ssi*.
TO fga^.tgiCTO ft ggftg

CrammaloptiU Jm ggl^ngifr

ing gr Ilka n srka Ag)

GrammillidcaeaXiiurieaeHof. gig. •

TOTnTggK n (subfamily *'3pv of
grass ferns

grim Riolcciile Cllem girg-a^i^
gram-negatne ad,, Satt (alcohol
washable) ggg gjvg
gTimoplwne lOaigm ». («Sti poors)

gramophone pins

gram-poplin e a.lj Bad- (alcohol fast)
gggigjrg (-nph uot wasinble)
grampo^iiii e haetcria
grampus fsfnftro in (mcieiit word)
killer whale psi fafg
Gram's method B ict
Crams solution Bid (s solution of
iodine g’J’ft, potassium 7 TT 3 iodide
and water)

Gram'e stain Bad- TO^PT

Cram stained 355*3 ift^g
grana (small bodies in cliloroplasts
which contain the clitorophj 11—
McLean 1 1C) flTT^ ”»•
graujTV gi-gimi h.

Grandrla Atif g^tgiiytrai^ (differs
from the genus Xoloilela tii its very
long wing 7y)
grandala .lr« ii».

grand hill of sale (an instrument used
for the transfer of a ship while she
IS at sea) WTOjn-ftrgTg
Grand Canjon Hesolulion f 7 cef,
(after the Proteroroie) 5 Sn*T 4 ETfef
grand, liilJrrn ^Ig in
grjuddauclitcr cygt
granddaughter radla flft^ Mia i *
grande ccailloTOtarpon

grandfather farmrs m.

grandiDorui Bot. Toe ggl g v g
grand jur) Law (s jury of not less
tlian twelie nor generally more
tlisn twentythree) gjI-STTStft
grand lareenv

grand old Village ofCccra gglf^ Hig.

gf^fl

granilparent 1151-agg |„
grindrelle yarn g|trTgft?r »t» (two
or more threads of different colours
are twisted together) fC/. mock
pandretle yarn)
grand aiie gtg wrw
grandson ijlg . 1 . <fpn. snift. 5551
grind itrategvsart of war Mil. Wgj.
wm/.

^rand total arp gfg
Grand Trunk Espress Big H^rrg
BT^

Grand Trunk Road gOTO^gTg,
gg TO

Crangea Bet. et^hii ggift-
C. maderaspatinj (iladras worm-

ffTknita

■wood) WptT* {U»r. Tun.

naahtpairO

gTiQite I Petret •TOW «

Sagrtnite gt«7

graoate bt«ek Col- 7ni VntiT
g£2Lnitecore Peirct- «»iTtW-WT*5T*
gunite goeiM «FI <lf8llW
frtaite grey U colour, red Wt in hue.

of rary low ekSorntioo)
griDite ?®tiTH*grrr*T

gr»Dite-w»re *un 5 H WI*t
granitic ad/ IwyifU, w-ufim
granitizatioD Peirej

»T®rn

graniUze j6 Ptlrog
grasiUzing adj luiTTtf^Wm
granitoid ti Petrot •‘nn«* m.
granitoid od; 1 treaembliog granibe]

3 (granitic)

granoblaatie ad;. PalrOg
^BoJtorite PeCroj itmTO

graoophyre Pelr«T »•

grant n * (Conit )

grant ri ^ttt, wWi wat**'
grant aid ri mgiw ^

{rant and expenditure ttatcfflcnt

erjTPT^wftxwi

grant and renewal ai rflT WWt.

grant earned leave erfirS •<v»r.i
granted ad;

grantee argrt^-nCsi ( l) m.
grantrr ( a).m

Crantia Zeal (a genua of amall eylin-
dneal apongea)

Crantlidae Zool djw-txt "w
graat in-aid Sgiu« (Conat )

grant in aid tanka Wtin

grant^.d work.

grant leave on average |/

^ ai»«Tii ^

grant leave on half av^agr ^

ttn^ Mtun ^

grant of eertibeale g gi ani
grant of eenceaiioa err^c ^ ^
graat of ineremcnii ^
grant of land a^fii ar^^
grant of leare WTtfjw \m
grant oflicenre arjirfa^

tlO grnphie granite

grant of loint

grant of powera vtfeJlTn

grant of p'opnetuj rigtita TVlftT^*

grantor (^) an

grant or renew a licence
WITTt

grant relief (TgrT^

grant remuaion

grant atnrtion VM!

Grant a blue Bycatcher Atti
f wa in

griDia.in-aid t{g|q« * 3 TW (Conat )

granta in pcrjietaily CITTVS

Grant a ailver pheaaaat ,lrea nrtt’^lT

Grant a alaty.beaded trunitar.bab.
bier diet ftfWT

(fw Chin Hilla)
graotaloloeil bodna pojdltl

ilatTTH

Grant! wren-babMer dera
ftftgT?*

granular od; onm. «•! >
griociter copper cetr>n> Iff?
granular eodopUam £«<. C*tm
ar*J«s

granular powder tgeimn Vt)T
granular <{uarts (a rock eenaiatiDg of
^uarte gruaa)

granular anowwiiovd P*giaral Ceog.
«vikflg

granular atmetore fttnai

granular theory Z««l wfuTgl-wn
grannlfled od/ WIRITC
granulated cadmium vwt'mc
granuUled augar «W|fc«

grinnlited sine «wm f'Vpj
granulating action V^iwzu^'ffTTT
graoulaiioo (of aoil) n

granule

granule glaoda Zed % f ng T nflir
grinuliie PH’-cj «®rttn««v
granulocyte vOi«hn/
grfi>u}oiiitif«g.vwrfTm (a tumour
or neoplaain mado ap of graoula
lion (ittno— Dorlud)

^inulote od/. ■agraonUr
gran *• Cbam «,

arayloaV * 1**1

granulyte^ Pitrej ftg^rrtr ». {for
azploiaaiaon na umjer rovb)
««peiTrgT/.,tm

2 (a colour, bluiali bluo-rod tflfft’
rfl* la hue, of low ttT aataration
and very low ft bnllianca) •TfrOT*

{rape black Col. fnd JCVl*!*
grape fruit pomelo (Cilrui mtuimn)
wpftrjn (Ben). ^«hrn
grape greea (t colour, greaniib*
j ellow dtriTR m bue, of low
aaturation) wavlBlgft
grapenultwterrapin (a cotonr, red*
yellow leT'flT in hue, aataration
and brilliance medium w) *radf««

Oh

grape lugar Jpgi trixi
grapevine TPVT/.

grapewon—baneberry (Adaaii apt-
rale) ftnwrft /

graph 3 /aib. ftaffw m , ftH n.

-graph -feia, -fn, -g^H -few, -JpSlS
•graph eb. 3 ^

-gTaphee.rt(f<r9(inphoiographee ‘one
who la photographed' ttrftfte)
•grajhetl.ftrig. -gr* m

9 (a eombioing form <b agent
bouna, eertwpondmg to nonaa
andinc IS .graph and graphy. dano-
ting one who wrilaa) m>
graphic sd/. IToth
graphical od/.

graphical eonatruetion tfVHi

graphical delermiaatioa S/aJj/Uat

rrjWlTi Pamw

graphic algebra ^iJntrctT

graphical illuitratioa Ifslb. rcjtrftg
fHT*t

graphical ioterpolalion Clntiilics
fif» 5 -HW *rt»STnuii»
graphically J/^tA fr^^rftV ffft ?r
graphical method ditroa.

ftPt

graphical pole p/,ys gH

graphical repreaeotatioo Slolulira
ftvCTH

graphical lolution Stoiiiliri

arraH

graphic coottniction Slotieaft*SNVtr

graphic formula Chmi. fwHXn
graphic granite-llebraie granite^
ruoile (haring ibt qaartf cryaialJ
ao arranged ea lo appear, in a trana-

711

(TTive tmtigtiicy

^pUe Bithed

Tens isction. Ills wnUeaehsne-
ten *50 "wii'lfl
gnphie methoil

^rspbic rtprwectaUoo^^n.fd «•
graphic aolntion (as, of linear equa-
tion*) Tsni'*l

graphic tellanam (jylTanite) t*5fT*

imr

graphiteffrom Gk- jraykeiJi'to wnt*’)
fefcran (f^towrite,-Wfor5^
mineral)

graphite cmcible fef«3-sjjn
graphite InbncaUon f5tftr3-3VMS*f
graphitic atf^ graphite)

graphitic acid CAem. *f**

graphitic carbon

graphitite=iilver graphite Cc2.7nd*

graphitiuog Es{«i!*^
graphitol {ut red Csh Jnd.

graphitol flit yeUovf Cel. I«i. fefti*

oraftuTtl®

graphitol oriage CeU Ind. fisIVrv

graphitotTed Cel^fli. W

graphitol yellow Col.
graphology (the itody of handwtitmr
cspeeialiy, the art of jadgtBg of a
perioo’s ebiracter, diapoiitioa and
aptitodea from faia haadwntiog)
fewHTgfir^ fi.,

gnph paper

•graphy -STw, •firrtr

grapoel (a (rappUag uoat a grab)
lifiijtl ■>.

gtapsel hair Bot (UeLean 1.969) tn>f*
JW-fltr

Grapina Zadl. (Gk. proptoioa 'crab'}
{HTTJ5 ancient word

for a crab)

graptolite PoZroatol. (they bailt law-
blade-like colonial exoakeletona of
ehitinons matenal. They are most
typically preserred aa hlaek ear-
bonaceoQf filma refemblioS scroll-
aaw hladet— Principles of lorerte-
brate Paleontology, B. B. Schroek
and W^HTwenhofel. UeOraw-HiU
Book Co., 1953 p.743)
CraptophyUom BeL (Gk. prepfoa

'painted*, pftf flaw Td) ftwri-BTlfr
C horteniesG. plctum
G. pictQBt (flowers dark red— ‘Basil)
fwtnot

.griptni Paittmtol (tsed in tiiaus
genera of graptolites) •WB
grasping Usdlord gfiwft 3tFT r^irris
grass tmTm.
grass hactUns
gras* contractor

itm

gra«i costs *rrr-qftiqw
pass cover tnrt iJIT3
graiacoTcred gW It TO

jen

grasaculter wra-«^W, gfegiTT
gras* cnttm* tntT dZ3T

p»*» farm VIR-Slilg
grass fern wra-TO£*l
gras* green (yelfowlsb yellowpsen
IB hoe, satneatioa and
brilliaoce raedinm ’J*3)
pus growBapus-cosered
grushopper roof.(Cocu*ranrii>mno)
333 (aoeieot word), ttW frll ( -H)

gruihopper wntUer Am$

^**^1 (the httd ntter* aa occa-
sional note like cAir-<AirT. Cf. ^
erieko)

grass ioTuion Forestry Wia w nffl
grass juice factor BiocAem.

*n«

pasilsnd WTW 1^/.
puiltad climate Wimiih
grssslsnd mnsgciiMDt W)Bi{(i( gt

8e*y

grusland aoil* «ni«i&-^yT
pass mower wm •ftW
pus owl (an o,[j lirin^ la tall
grass) Viull^a
grut press wwr «.
gnas proceeds wwr «nw, wnr 35W
grass pulp

grass pnlp sheet are-sft{.«rr
gras* reserre dip (LEM.

1-19)

pas* rerenue Win tidie

gras* rope wra XTg

pM* teed STH dl»

gras* ttem m»t wm-WZ. tim <t Wtlg

grass steppe ViftftrA /.

pass underpoHth Foreitry

4V?

grass-warbler A%ti aiF
grassy riieraiQsubcIimaxfo>est7ig-
irg

gras*y torf gratHT 5W5
grate = grating pt^rfl /
grate roOkers i?fy. Enj. »».

pate* clay ^ Pfldl firfl
patia dei = crane s-bill (Gsroniuin
pratmit) m

graticule 1 Opttes (a scale on glass)
«TW-Soft/

a = reticule (of the telescope of
theodolite) 3TSJT /
gratiBcatiou qfiglg/.
griiing 1 — grate p^lfl /. (back forma-
tion from Hindi, Bengali FTp))

2 (PVITAI. 11.258) ST55Vjl5 din
grating coostant pkj/s F#Tl-ftSTt«
griuag element PAys vrrfrl'dtrc
pttlOp gersifeWT/, si *1517
patis 5«T (Pah Prikrit JWT.

*15^ 'hnog oor«gT',S'rTTft^'giT.
log alms’, ?VTrrv 'obtainad patii*)
pans vouchers (i.e vonifien for
tupplie* made gratis)

Btnertf

gratpheu* edj, fh

pitmteu* attendance (wfertn

graloitous bailee y'jftfgtfl

gratuitous bailment ^
gratuitous coinage
gratuitous deeds
gratuitous goods ft-gw
gratuitous medical attendance

ftrftrnt

patuitoui anpply (3 8777

gratuity 1 TTTI^ n. (Const-)

swrjrrfWfi.

prue 7Tft«rfV«
gratuity beneGt T77T7-nw
gratuity for service iip % fei^ TTT77
Graucalus Aatt

’asb}' ancient word)
graven FJnft.TTmfa ui
grave ad) 37. nuffr. Wrft ( t^). 777
pave crime 7I7 *77777
grave cruelty ulr ktut
grave disorder siuftt snugiui
pave emergency *mfl7 *77717; *77fl
WITTS

. 712

Gnat Diimal Swamp

giaT«l

gravel 1 cir _

2(» colour red\*llow * "

huf, of low *»tutalion) «TTOn
gra\e!lcd road T«n (llT«)

p^s^cllT a^j winrv.kwft^
grivrl »lide Gicg.
ffi’i ,

gti' ely imperfect arpl

pr»' e mifconduet Bit
grave miiiaVe stt tJW
graveoleoi Bol Tax s*t'<

Gravea' difeaie=exopbtlialniie goitre

T^S'WTivi n. (abort for

grivealone BaifilftlWl /
grave a *ibne = eoaiiiel wtule
graVewax <:adipocere
graveyard fmfiJ w_^

gravid ad; (gregotutl.

gravid proglottid Boat trijs

WVt. ^f^^***
grai id uierua »r^ rns^^^
graviioeter (for datarmiowg apociAo

gravity) m . .

gravimrtnc eij Cb<"» t W**'* ' ^ __
gravimetrie aaalyiu
graviaetne deniity trrfWl^
gravtaetne factor wttfiriW •’t
grarimctry WTfftrf^. laaaauratBant by
waighO /

graviBg dock, (dock irheto ahipa arc
eleanod) #tST^-a^
grav iportal ad; C* eight earr} mg )
»nwi{l ( ^)

graviportal adaptation Boot WIWTti
gravis ad; TO ^

gravilate tb. wttnyrn

griv nation aarm^vi n , wtTTT ft/^
gravitational ad;

gravitational astronomy wnflfi-
^

gravitational eonilantwnnT't fWTt*
gravitational flovr Kr^Iffg trtlg
gravilalional pull ait^T^ /
gravitational unit Phyi- WranTf

gravitation vratcr TTT^T *yt
gravilativc af;
griv itatiye pul! arTWIfl^ /
gravitomelcrffnr meivuring .pecifie
gravity) ■Ww*WTT*tlH ns.
gravity X TOyff/ (»lcarth +

atry^ gUraction), vxyvinJjl •

3?I^«

gravity canal Irrtg. •niTl*
griv ity dam wift ftRmtl fttg^
(ftfir masonij )

grav tty receptor atllf Ic "laifH
gravity yard BtV' (in which lepara-
tion of wagoot is etfoctod by
gravity alono) •aijfd-it'ni
gravy irtR^ m.

Grawita's bacillns (frocn sen* conta-
giosa of boraes)
gray = grey

For words and phrases begin-
Ding with prey see the forms as
grey

gr ayhoviad =• greyhound
grayish = greyiah
grayling (a fiah] ’l«n /.
grate rf* WCTt. WTWti Wtsi, ^rt®l
gtaae B. WRTtS ««

graiier <{yni(4 ns . ai«l, wtmi

grating WltW. Wts| n .wirt
gruiog animals ^

grating area wim ant
grating eapacily wnw-atBWt
getting ca*h book

grating certificate wnw nat?w»,
wTtt-«imrn»

grating eirtle Forcilry wrfsi fw
grating conce*MO« wrrn mrfm%
griiiog district vmw a««w
grating does wi gjw

graiing etcmplion wTtw gft
grating facility wiyvi ^firvlT- A
5fT»T

graiiog fee wiiw tpw
grating ground WTt»l
ifrs?

gracing incidcDCCWini stnn
grating land wiTsn]fil WTHf*/
ns.

grating lireBce wir*t W3?ft. •fl

graiing inreJov* wim sniw

griiing past wnw Sin

graring pass svsaing officer WItW-

grating revenue Wltvi Wtrui
grating rights WtTSi aifiralt, ^

atfivn

graaiog rotatson

grating rotes nrnsi |iiV9i wni ^ (^‘»T

grating siibcircle WTtW

grating svsieiu WTTWl^Pft ^Tl%*

graiing tract WTtsi n^vt
grating unit ^ITVI t't*
grating v ear wrrn ^

greavc aiUHi /.
grease band rortslrv
grease cup injin arr^'n-w^c
grease lubrication ailcffT
grease pencil atHHisrrfl
greaser arra^iyrar ( ^ ns,
grease spot atiTOJ f**l ns.
grease spot photometer Pkft. WUHI-
ft»» wntR

greasy akJ; arraatWiti arratn-wsvl,

grease feel atRSI-^T^ ns , TTA

greasv rag BTIHTW sftst

great 1;^^, syi . tPk
great antrater srgT 491^
great auk ir^

great auricular nerve Anal- >f^-
*vWin

great Urbet Attt (ftvni

asciant nord fortLa bird)

Great Bear m LVa Major dafrpn.
PWtft ni

great Dack-headed gull drra m

great blue lieron ngt ^PTC
great blue ilitrli RTI
Great Dritain rrp^iT
great buticli grass = I esiura ical»
rella Hot wyijvg atftysi n.
great bu>tarl irgi-m^ri («r^ ancient
word)

great buller-flouer = marsh man.

gold ((<Ul4.vj'n!B»lru)^V3-r[^W ni.
great calorie = Urge calorie Phyi-
Rtn (»Tt + 3V>

Great Charter = Magna Carta
great QiiDe«e barl>et tics

great rirele .Vil-i ^
great coat JT^TOTW
great ciil ra Biv’ ( t=5.) w

great crested grel-e .tier ^5^*^

great dav (tli« ,U\ of]ulgtnent)

*nT»n fn»t
Crest IViert Cfo? W^T
Great Dismal ^«»amp (.f Yirgiuu)

9 Teat eazthnut

713

green danger

1771

gt«rt tirthnul ( CaruTft fcaJSocsstr-
nam) iTiK m

great ea-tern hor^‘hoe bat J/artm.
fTT gn-33

greater ilnh. ^

greater eartiaraom ( jTicwtaw jainii-
tuni) / (B M ), fFTTft

greater ela-tinty arfjT 3r4H4*t'tr
with greater force srfWr ^
greater galaogal liipjaia talaitja)
fst3Te» (B > .JlJ
greater hor^'sboe hat Mamm fitH
Cmgrr-a^ (it is foaod la GiJgit
fh-'fT')

greater maltaagaIar = maltanguloni
majus

greater nettle (ti-tiea dieiea)

greater plantain « plantain (Plantago

m<vcr) strnfr /

greater ii;inoi<l cavitTaa«eimluoal
notch ZmI

greater ipotied eagle Ucs

5 ^

greater ipatted woodpecker TTT

greater trocbaoter Jnjt
greater iubero<iiT 2ool friarfr
greatest adj R'T’W, *n ll

?m arfWrf‘’r*

greate-t accuracr arf^TTO rtgiTT
greate>C care af^

'reatc-t common measure =Iiighcst
common factoreshigbc't common
di>i-or >/aJA RgHtf m.

greatest height JT?^ W

wfr^

sreatC't >alue iTftrT erjl
great fan palm (CorvrVi Bmiroonli
fer i) »>» (Tel Bt-i-g)

great gro-» ITjiA. (twelre gress) *7TT-
STTirit'* K-

great llimalajaa barbet i'f

great lIimalaTan leaf-no'cd bat
i!imm srg

great liombill Jrca tT^I-^TifVrw
great horned owl Jki SlfTT ^ 3TCe
great lodiao biisUrd ,lcci *rm JTJT
sniT

T''e Great InJiin D<r»ert mri-Jrjt-
nTTrit

great Indian fin>»Iule JfjwtTit.

great tora f ^ gftgt fejfTO ancient
name)

great kangaroo ZoaU j(il

great line Fitheru* C?t wft
great maple=8ycamore (Xrrr greado.
glatnnna) (it baa dsnao ahade) (ajs*

great miUet {Serjham nlgare) QT>
SfT5t til (B.^ ). 3m
great mistake ap. aTift
great morel (JtropA bMtJonna) OZT
f

great mulleins common mnllein
great Nicobar eerpeot>eagle Aeet
5 JT, flliira*-^r3

great obstacle nr«i
great omentnm ZooL HTt-nntTS
great ooe>bomeil rliinoceros Mamm.

8751 »l»t*

great Pamir «heep J/«m n.
great parrotbill 1751 g«JT-7
Great Power* JT5t
great rcedwgiaot reed
great reed warbler f5^ {tk

teed)

great ro-e finch f5^ tjUR ««
ro*e)

great seal U$iy5i

great sheep trr* n.Coccrm in g tw r C T,
etc)

great snipe ancient

word)

great spearwort (BnnanctilM iiojiia)
frgTT^ oi

great stone pIo*er ^ friT m.

(fllT'l ancient word, occur*

m^)

great Tibetan sheep p,.

great tit f 5^ occurs la

2 ?’)

great tilmon^e (Panu

great toe {of the foot) w.

great trigooometnt.3l station 8757

fj*)»rf 8 ;i )7 snm

great tri:onoiiietni.al enrtes 8751

fr»)ir&T)n sjCtm

-real Sroilianler — troiluntee major
^eit 87513^^2
ycat tunn' 8^-5^

great vtleiunsVaUnana olfionalis

tU't'SIdl jfiTI /.

great white-bellied heron .ire)

great white cr Siberian crane

great wild ralenan=A aleriina o(S*
emails

geebe Zool. m. (ancient word)
Grecian rose (» colour, yellowish red
teivi'-i in line, of high ST bnlliiace)

Grecian tortoi<e
greed Stbff n..
greedy stVaf), grif.

Creek calends

on or at the Greek calends (at no
time neyar) »r^

Greek hayes (rrisondlti fe’num gras-
eum) SlfiTlT / (B ,M ), fttft
green aJj sfr^i m

green alga aii«-q*

green alizann Cot In£-
green apiol Chem. •T^sV^T
green ash54B’i:i
green ayenturme 5ft VIIITW
greenback (jay legal tender non.
interest-bearing notes of the U<S A.
bjMQg tie devicH on the back
printed with jteen ink) ?iTT7l» h.
pfeen.baeked ti^ .Irr* 5^^ ar?!J9ft
green barbet 5^77 froTsr (ftrjw ancient
name. 10 called because feeds os
Sgbemes)

green base Cef. lnd. dh
green beer(*bichli just made; trcT-

green-blue sftsr
green-bottle flr
green-braitted pitta .dew

green hroadbill 5(73 (yj

broad bill)

green bttibul 51^3 (i ^rm

anc!“iit worjl
green cluUiei x(t few
green chromium salt 5(7 arm

green cinnabar Col. Za<t. sfl (55*1
green eocoiniit 577 w rfl Tg
green coffee fffl

-reCQ crab 5ft
grcco crop 51777 77«r
green crystals Col I-nJ. 5(7 7^
gtCfcii daainier (SAcraa himdlio^A)

.n dimhi* G«ffOii>n i.Uicep*

n (Hm- Crt ^ *^)
prttn diartViei wftaTT
green dregon ^Trm n (cf. m »
{ilent Qtme)
green e*rth jfi:
green {elt Bet
greenfinch m

green flig HIv jff’' ’JWtT, 5ft
green fodder
green fuel ffra CTT
green gUnd Zool tfr*
green goodr 1 (couotirfeit green
b»cli«) ^ ^iTTTR
2 (fresh rogetiblei) wfwa^ WT?
green grim ^
green gt»»» RTR

greenheirt
green heron
greeobouie gfrr ijg. f

greenbouie plint

green itsperiil pigeon ttt ^frWTB m.

{e( enetent notd)

green ion nre gfra (the whole

plumige d»rk "R green T^)
greeouhadj anf?, »TJ «I
greeniih'blne ad} Wtcngf)
greeniib green bine eflaifid^f?
greeniih tinge enxfitt wtwt, gfl IW*
grreniih white in^
greenieh wtllow.witbler Apt$ englH

grreniih yellow tdj
greeoiih yellow green iftrrTfirgfi:
green jiy 4it$ m. (eliod ol

crow in the •tnuTTr Wipirrot'—
from iti red bill isd green pin*
mige)

Greenlind tfbrrrA m
Greenlind right whilewCreenlind
while

Crrenlind shirk (1 Urge shirk ol
irclieieii) iwrge Ulg

CreeBlind while (eonfioed to irelio
lesl TWTJie ftf«
green leid ore«pjromorphit<
green-legged hill pirtridge ittt
WwT

green Until gT " . ^
green liquid Cel Ini *TW
green liiird ffn liVfgwi
green mgpie Xretfvfi!-«rem.(oeetirt
nryerrs)

(reen nilirhileai nslichite

green mtnnre dgrie.f^

green tntnnrlng surrey

HTTfla®!

green munu Am ((^9
green oik (Qnereii* dilslala)
greenockite^pRftntni for^t?^
esdmiBBi. sf for snlphide,
for miners])
esdmium ocher ^ntt$ eif^
green o( esrth
green oil ^

inthrseene oillavisl*? va
green piuns

green pigeon ^res \(rai<n m
SDcienk STord),
green plover ^trei girl
green powder Co/ lui fft Ijl^
green pruning Fortitrn (pmniDg
green brsoches) cftrnfWI-wftXWB
green residocs tf(

greens (green ▼egetslioD) w. (tm-
eient word). Bfroiwlei/.tlcavu'o a.
green silt Co/

green esnd Cot Ini V^lartn
green isod merl

greeh siodpiper dies (■*•

n sacieot wordi

greenshsak does (legs rellowiehptsn
yfff) BBta ST

green sbnkwbabhier doeeV^

(*^R. 9^ sneieot words)

greenneknesi ■■

green stsie(eeololir>greeBith yellow-
greea Ollftgft m bne, of low WB
sstnrstioe) wrftflftlfh
green solutsoo Col. iad
grcenitick fracture Sarp.
srfwwa

green elo"* t (ttu. (Rn UIBl 10.

3 (« colour, greenish yellow 'Ainfl,
ID hue. of lew wv eetnretiea sod
bigh K bnlliBDce) HBdliuft
green tee vfl

green thraib does 4h(l^««y\l^n
green tourmeline • Dretslieo erne.

rsld gfrtfvnm
green tree enske Zoo!
grccD-tortlewOiclODie nydss root.

greea ollrfmenne Cot /ad. 9TT-

argOt*

green TcrdigneCof Jad.^gTrft
green verdiierCe/./ad (from French

rerf de (err* green of esrth

green vitriol CAetii BltltRi iflR/Bta.
green wigtsil dees jlta (a*«^
BncisDt word)

greenweedwCenists tinctoris^
Greenwich civil lime ds/ron-'^TB

at in aw

Greenwich mein civil lime difron.

tflftw «1 Rwre RWB »TW
Greenwich mein noon difron.

ct jpiaa siwnB

green willow wirLler dvei

iWl

green-winged orcbii~Orchii mono
greenwood 1 Bits, gft

dry wood Bt^, BBifl

gBCemsts tinctorii
green woodpecker dees glia BltSgS,
gncsBtgr

green wood-qusil dees gfhl gS-gf&BI
(T^tR«r (ouod m BiwiftRm)
greetiDgs stfmrga n-
CregsrioB Zed slfire-trrft
greginne Zed RtTi/B m,

Greginiuds roc/. Rlfim mpt
gregsriouiaif/ 1 root. fnns.viO (from.

6«f). T* ( *1.)

9 Bet. (Fr. /orwiont dei groupn dif'
tiaets.Qem grvppenbitdsndj(gTOw«
iBgsD elostsrt or eoloniei)

Btinlgl. gnnlft

grepnous auimsl root BTsft

peginom flowenng sngfgB 5<7«l
greginons hibit root- ga-t jllga t
Chird bkbit'), frere wilni
gregsnous shrub «rggih(l jjg
(TCginous ipeuer Fbrtilrv

Ft^oa* tendency Zocl. gyarfr

gregsnooi tree species Foriitn/ B^g'
tXtgB-Bifif

gregixious underwood species fVss*
fry nggrlfl erjlaw-BTfir
gtege 1 " beige (» eoloar, roddisV
ytllow <tytm lo bno. of low "g
Uto^r stlon sod bigh g brilllsneo)
Vlk'fllittl

Swnntru (s colour, l•u•ysllow WT.
flsiohns, of very low WV sstors*
tlea) w u t B f l a
Cregonio telescepe

Gngorr’f powdtr 715 gTeyl>ead«d nyni

Gregory'* powder =compoaDi pow-
der of rhubarli pliarm.

greiiea Prfroj. {% jtinito klterod. by
niagmotie •xhmUtions) «.

greueoing n.

grelaooite rellow Cal. Ind. 'iW

Grela oraose (GreU is denred from
the namo of thefim. Cb«nu*eba
Fabrik Gnesheim Flektroo. Frank-
fort) Col Ind. n sRtn
GreU red Cof. Ind ff. Tm
GreU yellon Cel Ind. R
frrtude ilil n

grenadier Zed (f^h biving an elon-
gate end tapering body, pointed
tail) TTf^nJI/.

grenadine 1 Bjn (an iropnie taiiety
of fnebsine)

S^greoadioe pink
frenadine blui-h Cel. Ind.

greaaduse pink (a eolonr. reddish
red-j ellow in hue. of high

^sataration and high S bnUiasee)

5t"f)3T®rr*

greniJiae yellowuh Cel. Ind. Wnfl

nrpfhr

<»re«ham’a Iiw Hm, (bad money
tend* to drive good none) out of
nrenlatioa) fe*jJT^-se-fthW (f^gw.

Greseoria Zcei. eayl.

gretiorial *d; Ofailft (-rf.)
gressorial feet ^rft
gressorial Orthopsere Zoel. TT'rf)

Gretna green (a eolocri greenish
yeUow-greea hoe. of low

»7 Bataratioa)aie'Ttsifs(*i
GreviUea Bet. (lereral tpeeies are nl-
tivated for their ehowy flortera)

G. robusti K silky oak (s (ky foliage
— Tr- in.79S) ^^^TT*t JpTSrr
GrewU Bel.

C. aaiatica msT*R fB.,N..lf.
SFT, Ben. Bin. TT^, ifar. TT^,
Tam psliao. Uri. yknliraak)
b«valaefoUa«»G. tenai
C. eUitiea (the wood ii tongh and
elutie— Tr. 1 165) tiaisi TFT
G. fliveseecs (damrru 'jrellowiih')

writs TFT

G. tiaineeiaiu (enltirated for its
edible fmit— Tt 1 164) WTT *IFT
G. hiranta (fmt tmry— Baan) llfsf*
FWTFT

G, Uerigata (toecsgofis ‘ersooth’
(glabreeeent leares — Tr. 1.164)
fFPTTW TFT

G. micTocoa ftinwj TFT (UW. f^TPT,
Tam.

G. oppMiufolia wfwgwTJr TFT
(oppoaiti- srfts®* + /of** -7*)

G. orbicnUtasC. Tillosa
G. panientata (distribution— Malay
PeniDsnla, Indoehina) RHTF-TFT
C. polygamassG hirsnta
G popalifolia=C. tenax
G. aapidaWfJTFT
G. icabtophTlU=C. selerophylla
C. srlerophylla (flowers wbite—
Baso) TFT (Mar. pan-

dkitrt diUmnn)

C. tena.\(adeco<lton of the wood is
gireo to core eoughs) FWIT? TFT
C tiliaefoliatnT^lTFTtBasu.Ben.
M P< Btn.Kurkn Tia^.Bbil itfuins-
nal, Bombay do*inn9,Gsi. Mar*
Crt- Potebonder TRa, Eolami
TTfiT. Sinh. doreinne)

G. nlaifoliawC. mieroros
G. umlrellata (umbel Ttur) T*7T*
TFT

C. vestiU (swstifs ’clolUed' Tifty)
Tl^TT TFT

G. viUosa (cilfosa 'rongh* leaves
roosh— Daan) FFTT TFT
grey <uh 1 ^

3 (aobleeched) wfltGta

S Textiles ("natwal eolour) Ul^S*,
T^ wrfiiw

4 (qmlity) TexSife* (doth ai taken
oot from the loom- uoproeessed)

•tn. •ftV'Ua

grey aider (French nene Usee, Gem.

TTeiHerWT^T

grey aod-bnff woodpecker dert WTT<
TR;Wt*tF5

grey anUmonr flftwaf T*Tn)rr
grey backed cbnke Jree TJTT F^TF
grey.backed warbler deea >fT7-Tt8

grey-bellicd Irallinl dec* nt

tfsTF

grey-bellied tragopan Area

grey black
prey board TFF
^ey breasted «piderdiuOter deea^JT*
(Iffl ^iiJ (fT\ grey+3^T.biua3t)

prey carborundum il^TFtfT=T

erev topper ore tn^-HTUi
grey cheeked flycatcher warbler deea
srw si-i SI « -TiTT-ij^fii •()
prey crescent Zad 'JTT TT^^m.
grey drab =acier (a colour, yellow VH
IQ hue, of low ST7 saturation and
high T brilliance) UTTfll
grey drongo TTTT FTITF (>t''^ anci-
ent word)

grey duck gTF n. (tIc ancient
word)

grey emetic nut [Bandta nfieinosn)
ftriTH* « (Nsdk )
grev-faced buxwrd-cagle
FTt-gr^

grey'ficed willow-wtrbler A'ts
Tfi TT-'ifiri'fl (lower rump Fft bright
sulphur jellow ^
grey flycnteber.wsrbler Am srtT

grey-footed aquirret Hgnm. VFT-TTT

?yarfj

grey forest loll ^Ty TT-^
grey.fronted green pigeon Am sijTT*

M iff

grey goose siTT tn

grey gum Bot. KTl *^3^ « ("dft?

eucalyptus)

grey hair Tferftrr, ^ TTF
grey-headed bulbuJ Am FfR-tOT
•rifTTF

grey-headed busting (crown to
nape ashj grey WPTl STFT-tfrt

wrils

grey-headed flycatcher -frra Mew-rfrs
TTFWni

grey-headed flving-sqnirrel dfa-m-
STTS eftT

grey-headed imperial pi:eon dm
sTr*T-r(W TTW ^QaiM
grey-headed lapwing dm FTT-sfrt

&frTF

grey-headed myna -Sru rn *< an
{r>rtn^ IS the bird's name in TTT»^>fk-
®frrT. 'reddish white’ in refe-
rence to tbt bird's lower flnmage)

gxeyhekdtd p»not-kiU

716

groia

grev'lietded pirrot bill Ares XTHT

5’'^

grey*he»Jed thrush ^r«l tTTOtni^
greyheaded wagtail Ates *rWTn7
preyheaded varLler Ates

grty beo (femals of the blaek grouse)
T«»t ftftrfl/
grey heron

greyhonnd Zotl (tall> slender of a
Tery swift, keen sighted breed)
y m

grey hump tpiT
grey hypocoliua Aus m

grey iron iron), tpr?

^CT

greyish ad} sTTIwy

greyish while ler'i'TT

grey jungle fowl Ates wtfM W fsj!

(«r»^ ascieot word)
greylag goose deet n (aneiest

word)

grey nangseese etc - maogaoite

grey aullet sirewi

grey znuik threw ifatwe. spy ri»f-

TT^ ^

grey necked hunting Ates tftf

srrfre

pey<necked crow Zeol *n

grey oak

grey partridge Ates «frt fi^, »iht

im

grey phalarope Ares flrwfirr
grey ploter ,l«i spy Gf^iT
grey poplar njTt

grey quail spy (y%l aoeiest

prey rat Hamm tTW Spy*
grey ramped black ipioetail Ates
f »I

grey ahrike Aces firw-wrn
grey aibia Ates tpTT sfty^
grey-iided laughing ihmih dri>iarR<
^icl VTSTTI (aides of breast and
abdomen ashy "TfS)
grey sued long ends aryfasT

SrfTFW frt

grey sited short ends Tridfri sryfrl^
aifrw^ gsB mwnn
grey suthog Aces HfTy Wf)*
grey til snB-w»<rgl (r^Y oeenra in

grey nosizei! long ends TezUUt
•nf^^ wyifrs^ iintl?
grey unused short ends Terdles <t-
yfeSRt arafTS?!

grey*wacke Pefroj tpn wtic»i m
grey whale
grey willow spry TOI
grey-winged blicLhtrd Ates WfA'inj

gnd 1 gr^ m

3 Ply (a layout of tidings)
gnd bias EUe fliy*w*tiwfir

gndiron so

gndiron pendnlism Horot wHlaiJf*

firfhr

gnd lereia Sum (ground ditided np
into rectangles) aypra-^TO
gnd sytiecn(a network of high roh
tage Iransmiaaion linet) tygmlB®!-

3rw fi

gnef yn«M

griertnce n ■ /

gnetousedy l4w{IPC)'BlT
grievous tiodily bnrt ^ 77

tm (w)7)

gtievout hurt Lav 1^4 SUUia. (rfT ■itt
Cnffilha wluteacnamcl white
7^

enamel white ynwn
gnfronqF^m (aneieot word)
f riffop vulture Arts <ai»fy ^
Cngoard leaction (magnesioni alkyl-
eondenaation sii STtw i>u^) Chrm

w-yT7 nftfTin

CrieorolTt haeillos (from Bolgantn
fermented milk) jaureve-^enoj
grill efr 7TFWI wiw waiiqj-T^q (lea
lr>)

grim ad) 1 fn<ji «dT

3 (of harsh or forbidding aspect)
stern) Ptatl'llf trtT?
gr im de termination Cyfy feyww. wyn
tiwt

grind tb 1 bTW,

3 Enftn fnvPT

gnndelia ~ gnudclia robnaUBgnm
plant PKtrrt Vfsrrdf /
grinder j os.

3fnv|fn

S(forne«>at:)(ywm (kIP
local term fiven in MACR S4)

4 (pi ) Anal. P’W m (from Ttrn*-
tlf^)

grinding (of ti a\ es) n.
gnndine machine i|qni ti»ti
grinding mill / , wrqV
grinding mill atone
grindi"g power ^yut 7rf*S
grinding wheel TTFI Wig
grindstone ^qei-ntBy
-gnp -tnr

grip gauge ffly (an instrument which
grips the rsils to gauge) BTrst-MfT^

grisiille (from grit ‘gre)') Co! Jnd.
ftXJITvii

gnstle=cartilage ZeoU Vlfkl u.
gtii 1 Ttg-apJl n.

3 Petraj (composed of sharp and
angular sand) AyTiiS n-
grit chamber Ssiwjpe n.

gntilone (dl^Ctyty rt
gruxled batAfamei TliySS
griatled Indian squirrel Sfomm vjt
«iT®yttnfr

gfm (gramlWT («r7)
groats-oais (dcMj aalita)
grocer (a dealer in tea spieeii eofee,
etc ) *U iJl r<i 4 m

groin I Annt *51*1 ii (from 9«5)i *7*

S Cio fnoin Ttfv? m
Cronus mgrilabns Zad (Ok prone
VaTern’) MlHl*q ygrwi m.
groo'e 1 fftihrr/

3 dnaj Jttftqt/
d Forestry Rtflwi/.msft

grooved nd; at(t5l(rq)
grooved joioti inrlil afivf
grooved rotary type huller HtfWk
Tftwnft etryre
grooved shelling roller ntfttft
Np«t

grooved tooth Zoot. OtfWl ^
groove of Ifalsehek Zool (a ciliated
groove ruaniDg along the roof of
the veatibule— PH If iSlffyqyTTF-

grooving BfftiPTn.

grosbeik (baa a Urge atout coni-
ea! bill ttjwwwj „
gross ttd; 1 tqw
3(entirs) BFTt
Stfry

grot!

717

ground pins

4 ( anrefinedi co»r«e, ind»ceat )

in gross Laio (in • state of tnde-
peodent existence laid of rights)
•Tg’TTTT

Cf appendant

gross n (144) n (cf rrfn),

{4r0 = ?5)
gross abuse qtt
gross amount TtWB rifJT
gross aipount of interest ^ 44413

gross anitomT TnftT
gross and microscopic finding
Btr Ti^nr^

gross tnnnal income 47*3 *}f7< VTl
gross annua) letting rafue (of a buil-
ding) 44*3 *rf5* *n7*5r-w*5
grots area 3*3 Sra* 8 , 44*3 Jr*
gross assets 44*3

gross avenge dfortna /sniifonn 44*3
44r:*

gross carelessness dH
gross UTclessness or neglect ^
awTrtri) arrpn ^4tin
grots ctrctilalion of notes airWl «T
3*3 ^(*3*
gross cost 3*3 *R*'T«
gross cropped area 3*3 33 n 3 S ^
gross demand 3*3 3f*4*1**
gross earning 41*3 arsnf, 4tlfl *444^
gross error ntt f*W44, 5tl ^
gross eilunaled rental 44*3 *TT*f3S
3R*

gross expenditure 44*3 (**
grots import 44 TO 31 UM
gross income 44*3 31*
gross indecencj stfT 3ftTTtn
grots lofubordioatioa SiVt 3**T
gross interest 3*3
gross loss 3*3 grf*
grosslj indecent 3 pi 444313
grossly insubordinate *^4 3aQI*lO
grossly mismanaged 3 % -jirof^WT
gross matter 3 ij 3 jfr*
gross miscondnct tj)T S*d*SIT, ^
«4THt

gross moral turpitude ntrlf^r* * 3 *
gross national product 3*3 Tlf^

gross neglect Iauj tfTT
gross ttcgligeo'-e Late * 14*317

gross negligence of dnty
*317

gross pnce 3*3 ^*7
gross prodnet 44*3
grass profit 3*3 313
net profit 313
gross realixation 44*3 mlvs
gross receipts 3*3 Slf^
gross rent 3*3344*
gross return Fore’trv 3*3 SWT*
grots revenue 3*3 artn*
gross storage capacity Tmg 3*3
3*g-tfiftin

grots structure Zaol 7»I3 <443=3
gross sum 44*3
gross ton=loDS ton ^ **»
gross tornover 3*3 1**^**. 44*3
4*1111414^

Grotsularia Dot (a g«nt» of goose-
h«pn«a)*T**7<t swift (fTTTrO goose-
berry)

Crostulariaceae Dot *T**7f) f3 n.
f rossnlante m.

grost value 3*3 374
gross tseigbt 44*3314
gross yield 3*3 mO*
grotto, grotto blue (a colour) Tlrfft.
lO*

ground* m., »ifi4/,«3n.

3 amm n (Coost ), *443 n (Const )
on fresh grounds !|<t an a i ( 144
00 grounds of % 03*44 *4, ^ *TT3
on medical grounds 314^* *14^ |4,
vltf** *T3tf <4

cut flush with the ground 1^(331^
*133

ground ad/ 7*

groundage (a charge made tor ancnor*
mg) Pfn«3-g5« n
ground air *43
ground-almond (Cyperaa escnleniiir)
57333/- (Baso)

ground beetle (Cerm- i>iii/i5/#r) »t
ground-bird £oet. 3I^3wf, 343*lft

(4^)«

ground chough ^rea *{,-*4* m.
ground cloth HIX|l(-*4*
ground coffee ft* *4^. ft<t €llH
ground rolonr 4}h4-l3
ground control of interception (GCI)
liaJar *»r4l3'^ 1*334* ^ ft )

ground cover 1 fbrrifry (Fr- eoKser-
tiira du isl, Germ. Bodendecle)
(all small plaots la a forest except
j oung trees) 4J. 347, 57*177 »7i
2 Horl (low plants rrbicb cover
the ground) *1*47 ri.
ground dobby weave TerJitei (as
against ‘border dobby weave')
ft*3T 77*

ground dove Ates 4i.-*^fff*
ground-doirn n (a size of needle)
HftST/

grounded adj 1 ft*, ft^Tl gBT

2 (made to touch the ground)

rsfinr

grounded plane 4 j^mfjj«t ftxTT*
ground fire Ferestry TIlftT m.
ground frost Foreitry tj/k-JTlT
ground game (litres and rabbits)
3sn^

ground glass *t*
ground-glass disc ^e-*T*-fhT*
ground glass joint g*.*7* 44i^
ground-glass screen ^7-*l*'*7, ^
fl*T*

ground hog«woodchuck 4(^*7
grouDd ice Oeeg. (ns the bottom of

water) 1*3

ground itch Jferf.

ground try 1 laGIecoma hederacea

3 {Iledera ktltx) 314*01/.
ground joint ** 3 f *3
ground lease S{^-*74
groundless od/- ftiTTR
groundless complsint ftTT*t4
ground level Phys

33

Ground Liaison Officer ilil.

ground liaison section ^ 1 )
arg3m

ground ma*s Petre*. •4Tf4I4-5V3
ground moraine Cecl. ^ 33 - 1 ^ 3 ^*
(Ilolmes p 213)
groundout 4157 m ,
groundnut exVe 5 »lT 4 fl all33
groundnut oil *157-^3, *4

543

grounduuts roasted 4jrT*rft

ground jurrot Jjfff-tf*
ground-pigcgfoiinJ rat
ground pine 1 5^*43 n.

^ound plan

71S ffTOwthbyintojauicaption

2 (J;ufa eharrMftiti)

^oand plan

gToaod radar rfm Wt»TT

groaad rat n.

pronad real Com

gronnd rope '^ITZ

gronad actool JeronaMttct ’ii-ii

gronadael (any herb c( tbe genaa

(lor eiplaaatvsa

ata Semeto)

groauda lor belief % wWt,

grocad thrab Foretlry JJ7

groaad ibde ForeilTi/ (alida relen to
cbnta)

graaada of bebef % *I<nt

groaadt of deaaion % •lAli

groaadi of diaeaae or duabtlity ^ri
■wti fimrwTT % «wrt
grooadi of enquiry
oa tha grouadt of aeaientj %
•fmqr

greuodi OB which fira WTtfrff TT
greoud aquirrel t^tratfl (ffa^oecbr*
laVn^for a aquirral)
ground ilatioQ ifodor >{,Frr)
groaad itorer rjftt-iw n
ground itraflinj ili( (puaiahiagthota
oft JaadJ if^ad

ground loLlance Boi •rnTT'^rTr)
groBadiwell ’q.'^T’FSm
groaad tax
ground tfiruiU /eri
ground ti<iue sluodameDtal tiiiue
ZJor wrrirfj

grouDdtiiiue lyxem Bit aritutrOr

rJfft

gtonod regetilioo
ground water

Tpfl

groundwater lerel ajrie-^
ground ware Sadie
ground'WorL (.ormiof Iba louada-
tioacr aniport) arr*n-«d, *TUH*
*yd, «T'rT’5ft W7H» (/eoiii.iJieo^

group w. 1 ».^gr»

Slit tim vA

J fTTOoft n (at in biology group
i'tO frtft^*)

t Cltm., Com., MU’!., SlSiiliet «d

pTonp tb. ^

group captain (B A F )

grouped OpW, 5,
grouped into acctioiit •fj'llbl *l

T’ __

grouped aertea ITolA Virpl mIAI
groopiog I n

2 dfatA «dut >

3 Statiitira ^nlctui, trt^ «

elaiaificatioB anntflVT*!

Group IB ‘lanma l~ltjadea fT*
ftrtr/

2 = pleiadca gfs«l /.
group mixture Forttlrf (a mired
crop in which treat of the name
apeciea oeent ipiouU (roopa)
finr

groop of beata qfbtt
Graap Officer wfnrft
group of boraogeoeona nllagei (m-
tfrvtmr-uA
groop of roeka (7rol
groop psyeWtogf

groap regeaeratioB Foraatrp fT>n’
5^?rTf7^

groap tegeoeratioo method Ferailrp
Wt

groop teed raeihodwclear frlliag
with reterred groupa
group aeieet'oo ayalem Foralry
tnm Tgft

group rowiog Foratiy
group ayiirm Forutm
group releciiy ifecA tm

group w»g« Eton tjfij

groote I ftfwft A

2 (coloar) = gai<lle brown (red*
yellow r»Tftt lo hue. of low arr
aatoratinn eud low n (mtliaacaf
auft*tfrT

groat eh arfipjrw. ^w, Iqurptr

grout H wTw^ A

grore J (Germ. TTeldehen) (a wood
oftmall eateot) vfttt/ (aaeinot
word), TTOT •

2 ftfwrm.

C tore a cell (,4n.f Jd) roltt) ft-

•frn

CroTci prqgraa CAca. (preparing
cetera, uaiag siae chloride, hyd.
ro|»a chloride oa debydraling
agetu) »*h«iWwp>r 3 <ftcc)

grow lei, tpj^, o'HI
2 el (cultiyate, to prodace)
wr^, dNJid, s'lHJ
grower g'qilS m , 41Fi
growing ady ^T*f JWT

2 Bet T8? ( l\)

growing cropi WW, Ttrft ?M),

growing periodwicgcletive period
Bet

growiog phaiei^trophie pKaie ^aol.

Wt rww

grow-iag point Sol. WJ **1
growing power foreilrp ttfis
growing preainre ftd)T
growipg region Bet Tffl

growing aeaaonSal. ftpi-’RS
g(pwing ihoot WT BtVf, •’ntf
Rowing apace Ferttlrf ( Pr. eipae*
pouf $1 dteilepfer)

growing itock Forttlry (Pr. eolume
tuf ft<d,Gtta> neUv«rrat){thetn-
lire eoUactioa of Ireea growing on n
giraa area-LP B ) (WW trw. Him
itfjrf4,*4«nn Hfjrfa
growing tip Sm nVl«n»

grow in tbe open Fcratry wm 8
?*nt

grow in thick corer Forulri
WT*I R

grow more food ril w; f ^?a (from
etfire w« Ttnimj

grow more food and vegetable cam-
paign K« «?rt aun^

an*dreR

grow more food earepaign ‘wfiTV aCV

»Tirgq‘ wr*^tFR

grow raokly wfaRpt.qif», irsr*W4>

growth 1 n., iftC f

2 Fortitrt qfi /,
advance growth
diameter growth auTR ff^
beigbi growth
regrowih

growth by accrelioB J

rnqf<

growth by appoiltien SoL •
rnqf*

growth by iaioiiaaccptien Bat. H***

fftfflrtit CTITT#

719

guaxantAein? coiapan7

growth ftirre Bet.
prffwth fom Bet.
growlli haJ)it ForetlrTf <^*1 4i»/H
groirth hormone

growth la length = height growth
Fereitrv

growth IB ihieknes* Fereftrj

growth in rolame Feri’trg ^KtTT*

growth leaf
growth of crnul*

growth of eorrent ia a dfcnit Pkjt.

5 * 1 .^

growth phase ^oul l^-tnrwt
growth preasare Bet.
growth proTOOliB- ralue
growth rate
growth nag

growth-aiimolatiag a^j
groyne Bgroia Cib* Engtn.
gnih n m*

ptih e6 1 (to temaTe roott ete. (rota
lanfi) wt ^

S (to break op the lorfaee Kr dig«
ging) "t til

grabbing boe^gr a b hoei^e^m*
fTW, ^
grab hoewgnihhiflg hoe
gmb.like ail). swlAie* *rttT
grab screw £«7ia. (irithont header
not)

grub npagmb rb.
grntle btjek=eohe black
grudge n etVlti'JI /.
grudgingly It

Crucs Atti m ancient

word for crane, *3’^^ loborder)
Crnidae Ae^i *Vs>» osr m.

Cruiformes Ata m.

Cruminm = s Draconis Citron,
wanr tn.

Orus 1 Avet t^) ffnfV
a Ailron wCraoe ITTS n.
Crylltdir ZffoL OrFftr-irr «. (Rf*^
cricket)

Crylloiilpa ZooL ('aole-encketi')
C. borealii (EaC> berealtt ‘northern’)
C. Tulgans flfB'se

Crrllns {‘crickets') ZooJ. fesfla-

G. caBipestruafield eneket 97 '

G. dotaesticnashoase cricket

G,S. (general teciioft) SJ.W. {*inT^
WJBTl)

C,S. (godoWB enpenntefldent) ^.W.

C5. (goods auperrwor) Bfff
Tn.T. (aim
G salt O (ppr

G,S.I (Geolosieal Snrrer of India)

ft. (aTTr’Il

C,S.O. (Geoerii Staff Officer) R.«r.

(frinf^«?*t«feTT(»)

C,S R. (grata atoeked (retorna)l

(ttjfr •!*» (ofhtn)!

G T.O. (|!To 4 a karnorar) *t.*

G.T,S. (great tngonometriea) atation]
wA.wl (ttt fir^nfVU «r»)
C.T.V. (geak kime Tiros) w.xfe
(*T«Pff»TC 3 )

C 4 U. (granag uoil) ^ *?. (^irtt-^T*)
gq achiro ^fresCk nesks loeaTernsfSt)
f'dVel m.

gaadaleasante(|ike metacinnabante-
mereune aolphide^bok centaiaa
line Bp ko m. ($• for

J*iT 3 ainc. for 4tT' mereory, T.
for rj*ka aalphide, -T» for
mineral)

guaiac rtrf/ (pertaining to or resem-
bling gnaiscuin) snRrff^
gnaiaci rettiia = guaiacuni rcsio
guaiacol rSem. anAge «-
guaiacol beoaoatc Pb,irm. enf hEe
^ft7

guaiarn! carbonate Ph/irm, Wlf^x
sfaiflT

gnaiacolue tb. Pluirm. (to nut or
ioipregnate with guaiacol) Wrf^e*

finra, wiftuT-rgm
guaiscooie acid uifhstrin met
guaiae rcietjoa irrfh^ sTsfr^
guaiac (cat

(a resin with s faint balsa*
mie odour. SCyrax beozota is f^)
trftj Bi.

Caalaeum geU sfijSt^ inrfi
G. officinale (poekwood)

gnaiicnm r« a a nsguataei restaa

Bharm Wr^J-TCT®
guaisMeol Pliarm. (gtiaiacol* wiih
atn inserted to indicate its heal-
ing propertj ) ri-

guaiol (jimjacum'^ -eO "WS^ os-

guanaco (Related to the llama bat
more graceful. The llama u allied
to the camela. 47PT a lesical word
fur ‘camel ) OW-dS m.
gujaajuatile = selcoobiamutite (iXX*
feftra m. (fw7. for r-?T!3 bismatht
*ry- for hVr selemde, for
mineral)

gtunase (an aozyme that transforms
guanine into santhioe) 0 ^ ra.
-gnanide -^^7 ».

bi-gnanide (J; -f jaanidiae + -sde)

guanidine Chem. /.

gnaoidina khtoeyasate rp?.

gnsome f.

guano n n

guanophore Zeel %tftiTtpi.

gnanosine Ispr^l/.

guasy) CSem. 9^11.

gnaeylie and Biorikcm.ttZ^HT^r

guarinteen 1 (a person) awp^fn.

3 (an agreement or nsdertaking)
(Const.)

3 (ai, to supply tickets) ».

gnaraotee eh. (to he a guaraatee; to
BITS a guaranty) SWHTR,

guarantee bond

guarantee broker

guarantee business smpjft-SJinTT

guarantee company

guaranteed adj ffrOT^

guaranteed appointment BtB l U^- t

guaranteed company
guarautecd purchase smiify
gnaraateed purity nwrystT rj^
guaranteed re igent {Q.R.) sft*

guaranteed lale B» q |i{ y ftrsn
guaranteed shares drff

guaranteed stock g’ni q ^
guarantee eadoraemeat Brgin%^,

guarantee fund g'gpift-fSrf^
guiractening company jpgpift-

^Qtraoice miuMuce S’Tmift *nTn
^ariDlee lotiety U comr»f" "hich

gTi»r»cteM truplojers from lo^)
pi»r»ot«i

ntcniDce aoJ rrpi

„vnT»l ^

jT^iPlprJi

rHi BuiltT o! contt»venhon

guaian»ee iniwance -« *

"nard of fb»*e* wwflim ^

guard of honoor

rOTRlfrlftT^ »

guard peon «#» VHmt

guard polyp ^eof ?wnS »
gu-rd rail Bl» Wfl ^51*
guard ring yire

guard ring eondeostt EUt

iiaTn>i?t*«r

■r tflio (oi« who ina
ee) ^

gU.r

guaranty 1 (an undortaling or agreo-
roent>H^ft/ (Const)

2 (a person)

absolute guaranty sraTH™

conditional guaranty aTnf=waS

conlinning guaranty
general guaranty BIHI^ stwr^fit
liinited guaranty
tpeeii) guaranty

temporary guaranty tr*Vl-

^ -

unlimited guaranty «r*fTfs^
itfi

parlies to guaranty jrflntfl k W
nard *6. ttpl •T^t
guard n I itfl Mn.1.

2 CXm t« «

4 Paltmiol «l5r«a^ n frfi ( W.) "•
sr.lt lo( a trail ) ( 1) •»

guard -Ttlt

guard agaioslr* ofitnnt Hftr^rt
to guard againil % aftrstl'l
guard Jiook Com Ttiff 5*^
guard eell Dot Tlfl
Cnird Commander
guard Clenfl waft

guardian Laie ttfTt Ar»i* n

(Conat )
ward sfritTB

guardian ad litem Lav trfV-

n occupied by
torm of dut} )

guar

ir declared

Lav MUSI wrfn
GaarJiaosand VarJi Act nfrTT««
HB1 trft'tiet wfuf-sea

guardianship fffl tl* n'4 a
guardianship eertifirale nCl'tPn^

guard lint of peace ftTVB
guirdUni ul the poor ^frff « tiTgrs

guard room 1 (the roo
the guard during his
TfSt-»rt5

2 (a room tthero pnaoner* are con
fined)

guard* certificate Rly
fltliei’fti

guard a journal Rlj

guard a ran filg

guard tube Ckem ttft ^18

Cuarea ali>ana«>DyaoiyIum haiml-

tooii Dot

Cuatteria bursfoliaaSagetaea lauri-
foUa Dot.

guara f!iiqi< o (Uar Ben
guara tree (Pndtiiei gvvare) f9«T»

guauwcaooabit pkam atvgriwfTm

Cuaauma Bet iTAtrfMraift

G toineotota(baatard cellar honey
fruit tree, moaket tree)

(Kan InJutrwJ.Ual rtm,
Tam rudratam. Tel rvJrahha)

C l> U (giith under bark) b. U
(fiti^UfHk)

guberoeculuiDdnet TT^tf
Cudden'a eocsnsieturew inferior com-
misanre 4nat <rVT atHlfUifl
gudgeon (a fiab allied to the earp*

"Tt) vrfi/

gudmundite ssi^tiaftt a m (a^ iroiii
•rsn^aotimony 5 fotH^^tulpbide,
4ti (ornbAtDioerai)
guclJer>reae w Viburnum opulue^ct
(it baa la rge | lf boae head*— Web
WnM MllVh

guf rraa (beaatiful Afncan monkey*,
much bunted lot their akin)

guenUa wbuift W*I. nef u r ^ I n .

guerilla war JV (irregular

war), H sg g T, milHK JT
guerilla is arfare M * 8a^ (Ben ), CTOWA
5T

*uess tj, w ^H iit wrn. »nr^. »tiT *'=n-
arrtp ^7^

guess n rtvtjtc m , ii

bypotlifei*
guejt rtWsT til Hijnl
guest night wftitl Tiftt
guiaeol = guaiacol

guidance rrm^tltT n. (Const )

Jireclion

guidance for the press in war tune
gr? ra H HHIUICtltf VI
guidance notes

guide 1 Rlfi^VV, JTT^^nv, ^
BTfiVni

2 (a bool) mtUfritt. n?f?ivi /.
guide tb ■"I'si

guide bar* Jlfy Enj
guide eanl (c( ‘haring

yon at * guide')
guide chain illy Eny
guide lecturer irfft* thi*uni
guider ai^^t'lV 10
guiding curve A/alA V>*n
guiding principle

guiding ridgei Anal (ihay lerre to
guide tlie eontent* of the eardian
stomach towardi the etrdio pylotis
apertare) fS

Cuigneta green (a colours blaitli*
green ftWH m hue and of low
briiUance)ftSuWW
guild irfitf (ancient woH)
guild aorieliimki4)*>nmrT1T
guile vijiTti /

Cuilleroiondie iJol (riTh-nift
C fulieicens (m it conjugation i*
between a mature cell and ita bud
IT») Miaisu ATVa
guillotine Part. Praetiei g>**»vj m
guilloline-cutting macbine
a*w

guilt trymg n
bUilllestod/ PtTTTW
innocent
inculpable

pfliy ad] •rrn'ft (Const ). FTHTIW,

guilty rni*i ^wfl rn, Trfl sa
guilty of contrirrnlion Lav ad'jal-
TTTfl

guimiuvA

721

guxjuii oil he*

^imauTeoAitlitea ofliciaalis
Guinea l>orde*ux=bcozjl bordeaux
Guinea corn (Sorc^iijn tulgare)
fn. (B ,M ). snn
guinea fowl in.

Guinea grata (f’dnieum moznnuin)

*T^l-5t|lWT* m.

Guinea green (bltjiah green TxW'i in
hue and of high 3^iataration) 7^*

TWhr

guinea pig (it is neither a pig, nor
baa Jt any relation with gninaa}
(<»Z tailless)

Gninea-worin = Fitana nedineniis
Gainea>worm disease
guise n-. eiTT, ^
guitar£sb (rays approaching

the Sharks in the elongate and
narrow body) RtSTfiTTT /.

Guizoiia Sot, Ttvi^'nnfv

C. ahyssynica (mger oil plant, eiger
seed plant) WIHW TTtrfVa (Ben.
Sen, Out. Dia- Wf ft*,

Kolami ft*» Mar. ei«i ?fle)
gnU (Lat , ‘thToaO Zoot ^ m.
gohnchs

fulir plates Zoei. TT«t«<ni
gnlir pouch Zeol /.

Cnldberg and Wasge lawMlaw o(
tnass action Chtm.

Guldcnstadt’i redsurt Avti r(smnr
from gH^ciatii y a )
gull fiiiifuK) /• (ancient word)
gull-hilled tern Aw (has a stout
abort bill 713 like a gull’i)
irft (jrd ancient word)
gullet l«oesophagns (the lube hy
which food passes from the pha-
rynx to the atomacb) f^rn m
3 (space between the tips of edja-
cent saw teeth) n , Wtwt

gull grey (a colpnr, blue ift* in hue,
of Tery low »rt laturation and high
tf brilliance) Wtrflft
gully n. (a miniature valley or gorge
exeaTated by running water) 77^
/. (ef. Oerni. Wautfrut)
gully rt. ir^wi

gully ashBEuratyptas smilhii
gully erosion

gully.ploggiog T^r-lfjTCt

gully trap Urjunt (a siphon trap
to receire yard drainage) MilTinc.

gulonic ady.Cpsilosa + -0*0+ -sc) CAeni.

gnP«

gulose (the word ts formed from
glucose) M Cr- 3*+'3)

gum n- 1 sn ,

3 (of teeth) »- (from

3 (any of aeteral eucaljj-is)

gum tb fwTTRI

gum aeeeu Phorta.

gum ammoniac sammooiac

gum arahie WUB 71 iitT

gum benzoin benzoin Pliom-

gumbo (Ilibfevi eseulrttai) /.

(B.U.),fsTT^t
gumboil ^S9IttA-f^ m.
gum eimphor (CiAfsiuiumv'n ram-
pfiora) 7^ m
gum dragonsiragaeanth
gumtae tree {SeMnehera tri/upa)
sjiwn n. (Baau)

gumma Med. (a loft. guarny tomonr
occurring in tertiary ayphdit)
Witm.

gum maitiCMmastic CAem.
gummatoue ad>. lf«/. fi x i l R T jfl tt
gummatous ofeer UeJ.
m

gummed «d>*,

gummed label srrSlT TTOTt
gummed paper 7*
gummite (it occurs in pieces which
look like gum) ftMifttl m.
gntn, .ra for minerel)
gum pilot Sttd. ^»tnihl-W

gum plant BgriodrliapAom
/•

gum powder
gum reiiu ftuWloiW
gum saline , 1 .

gums and resin* sf^TVlSIi rft

•ftt nw

gum tape

Gumli (nye?) Otog. "NO /.
gum tree 1 (any of tbo gum-yielding
trees) ft^st-^jg m.

S (e tree of the genus ^uealyplas)
wg^-ty m.
gun j

a^fttTT/.

Wfle jprfeTf
musket
gun-boat

gun bus (an aeroplane carrying gun)
viu'-d ftttH «.
gun carriage
gun-cotton 5raufl-gw
gundiBcomb rat ^77-^ m.
gun-fire tiV^ n-

gunlayiog radar lets (GL) (to direct
guns and control their fire) Vltn’d-
H^m. {7.Jr)
gun licence stfen-njjifcti
gun-man rra^-g^

gun metal » cannon metsl ynMl

gnn.metal ingot tTTS^Tig-fVTV
guB-metal nng WSt-ftnig-TWI
guD-metal scrap tnn^hug |rc7
gun.roelal sheet tiat-TlSlS W7T
gun.mctal ware Wr»T

gunner m ,

Cnnnera Sol naTA-nsift
G manicsii (leaf stalks bear red
spiny hairs— Dr Fhp 61?) ITW*

gunnery 1 (collection of guns; vrmM

3 (science of gunnery) trttift-ft?TT7
n.fmfiWl/.

gunny (from Sanskrit *iWl) *WV /.,

gunny bag nVl/, it(t, ifa
gunny cloth *)(! 71 7TTT
gunny statement iWt-ft^uT
gun park rms^t-WW
gnn.powder nwuf»-t?fT. TIW

gun-shot 1 (shot fired from a U&)

3 (range of gun) ^rax^I-qtTtf
gun-shot wound iSrft sn TTT, iT)rf|-

gun shy

gun-stock (the wooden stock to wbieb
the barrel and mechaniim of a
fire arm are aeonrel)

Gnnier'a chain = snrreyor'a chain
Hflw-i-stwwT. si:>k«wT,

(it ia C6 feet long)

•- gruTTf?
gufghos *dj- grtiT
gurjun oil tree COipIrrorarpui fur

oumita '^-2 gynecology

oJ e fisbline) m.

gnttuli^gullale (e tmeU droyliks

tiiialuj)»nh(BiQ Tel)

gdrnerd 2oal (the head i» armoured)

war?TT >u.

gurDet = furnird ^

Curoe; e picra Jtfi ?<r5«T

(head black ancient

b rd name)
gur refinery
gnr eoeiety

'Diiet d/erli- (a kind ol bracket for
atrengthening angles) niWl/
gusset plateccoonectioD plate

9 T

gustatory WIT*

giistitory bud M taste bud ^aof*
s»iT fTH

juilaiory or|aii 2cal fyT^-*tn
gustatory pore Zoof
pislorneptor £ool ytiyTyiTt { «

put 1 .dtsnl fpn / (‘lotealinal
canal )

2 ■ pulling

putta 1 (a drop, a droptile spot; to
arcliiteeture alio catted drop)
fe«J sr.

9 (the principal 000111(0011? of gut
{a perclia) ftrflT •

S (die coagulated latea of various
trees and vinea] ftr^ a
gulta perrha fnfPlta a
pliS'percha acid funnel fttylhr ***•
Pryn

ptta pereba bottle
gutia |>ercha funnel firKtttV ^ytl
putt a >uiidek (gutta petclit yielderlb)
rjynio Ireri* f>^<5 vyw— Willie
P 193) yyiyt n
gullate cit} 1 (dropliie) ^VIHnr,
fnjsutT

9 (ha>. ing dioplike spots) ( t\)

puIJitedcpultalf

puttalim VrJ (drop by drop) ftsjTT
giilUIion Ccl (siadation of drope
(Tom ai uncut lurfaee) f»» "

gutiains Tux yfwy

putter ar^ /

•es»rr siiaua'^ srprywTr
(/nnifrrse Del wnVatrjiWt «. ((rom
tl»v«-ii» Vriui frna'PJnift)

t.ullileralei ;t«t s,7iT*»JT-*T)lf «.
pniiiDg (iiie o( (,|)t drawn out
into a ihrewl (or uae aa tba abell

apot)»mB»l/

gultuIe-puUoU

gut weed (5!w.kaj sreeiasse)

(Mar)

guvaaoe (the Foglish word lefrom

Banaknt ipf* ‘l»«kel nuf) 5^1^/-
guvacoliBe rjmyl /

Gnye and Piniaa’e inethai = volu
meter method

C V productioo (gnat vinst prodne-
tsMi) w 6 . gryiyy (w» ftug-gwiTy)
Gwalior Gtof ntn^ sn . *yn%yT
pyewKeriaDcaliiaarTeiitia^ty-yy^)!*
^ 01 -

Cyge root (Gk Ptvo* ‘a eratei bird')

Gyldeoilolpe'a babbler Am git ^ff‘
cvj jftw

gymVhsaa aqiqiqyiifit /
Cymaarchuar«o( (gymn +Gk erekos
'rectum*— eo called becaote anal
fine are ebaeot)
g]iraoaitie epparatua lynm
gymoaitie metrvetor cynts {ing*
Cyffioent^ol

C aylveatte (periploca of the
vrooda, email Indian ipecacuanlia)
entnsrtrystsft (b^.U 'ns'ft.
Den th*Ws Guj wurdoshiftpi,
Oin hel'l'il,

gymncmic acid llyitRre Mmt
gyiOQitewdeweyliteenlmim (Wt for
yrtn^ rntgomioio, q for^t^e aili>
cate, f* for 'tf-kn miaoral)
gyisDo

Cynooeaeareae Dot snyypft jse n
Cymnoaseelee Dot nrrypOr^y n.
(dll ordor)

Cymnoblaatea Zod (baviog naked
medoea bode) »»ensn sept.ysy-
yya-stviBs

CymnocarpeacDpi fifiynn m pj
gymnocarpooi adj 1 Dot (naked-
fmitedlyiyw

3 ityrol (heving the hymealnm
e'Ffr BDcovereJ while the eporoa
mature) ysyreniy

CyinoocIeduedi<i,ca(KeBtntky coffee

tree, y • ) snsti“i sfy^eiy

Cytonolaemsta ZoiL (circular topho-
pbore) si)lt(itvy(-in m. (dorq

lophophorei 'i*'' order)
Cymnopeialum ifol. Tnqf) sraiRt
G, cochinchinense ?ntl[*y yieT^t
CymnopliionaMCaeciliae
Cymnoris ^prs 4)firT?( (a patch

of bright yellow dlT on the throat
•P?)

gymnospemi £ot. n

angiosperm Uisdlsf
Cymnospermae Dot, yll n-

(rd elaeO, fttirtw m pi.
gymnoipernoua hjvfni

Cymnoapona Dot.

C. moBUoa^G ipinoea
C. royleana iftinSTTfttT WJ#
(Bin , K W P. omtladorini Basi
kbet cwoltlori)

C. apiDOta HitTTvq tlfyq (Baeu WP)
CjaooiUebjam Set. igfffistBdrazft
C.alainm— G. febnfugum
C. febrifngnn (the root la febri-
fuge— Baen) fTWT>q MflRsjS
Gymaum raol.

Cymaorisae (subfamily)
m. (having no hair on tail, Gk
pymnoa 'iiaked’4pure 'tail' S^)
lya—gyno.

CynaecenoaigyBaecinm
gynaeeiooi (0) Dot trerin n. (w)
gynaecological ad/ qftykn-
gynaecological case tflWrjft
gynaecological operation ^fln Pfl
gynaecological onl.patlenl depart-
ment wtgr-gfrpft-ftinn
gynaecology ^tfWhrtq "
gynaecology and obiteinca ■dlfV't ff^
•pSftsfw

gynaecology depsrtment qftrlri feJil
gynieeilopy ward (m a faoapital)
eilT)ii-««. «st
gysfceophoric cintl

gynaadrophore m androgynophore

Dot J’fUi'njf m
Cynaudropsii Bot eti^TcoVT
C gynaadra
(Da»g ss^lf^ttr, Tton oriaAuh)

C. pentaphylla (ctravalla iee.ls)

tri jfewi

gynandrosporoai a,//. Dot qftltq
gyomlrouso'fy. fiot- 1 i»nin
9 Wti*»

g/Beeology-gyniecology

72S

RA.

gyno- atro-,

gynobdse Bol. UIqI^IIUU n.
gjnobasic adj Dot <4Wl*llJll<*
{!jnocirdate Chem. »»•

Gynocardu Dot- W*

gynocardio Chm. ^chavlmoogrio
chanl- fr. Bang,

*ric«'=8U.5T^ >fk“>^«**kiftd of
nco’ MW. ‘a apociea of n««,
VarTogay.Tii-V UTi’* Oyooeardia
oil IS pale-yellow
C odoraia grftl rflign
gynoctrdia oil

gjDocardic adj Chm (ebaalmoogne)

pynocracy (female rule) ift-

TIW n.

^nodioeeiout adj- Bet (dioeeioaa
bat having tome hermaphrodite
flowers on an lodividnal plant
which bears mostly putelUte flow-
ers) (^+wftWl)

gyoodioensm Set, /.

(anr+»'c'sftfl)

^DoectumB^naeeium
|yno[>lio<e Bet. *re(n*H m.
^nostepum Bet (eovetisg of the
g> noeciom) arnrlmr^ m.
gyBosiemium Bet (theeolaron form*
e^t by the union of aodroeemm
and gyooeciuuiS'Rt'I) e-

•gynous *311^

.gyoy Strati

Gypaeiinae ittt m. (vrg

ancient word)

Cypaetus dtii snH-snnfa

n(hard, in pencils) < (»&T)

H £|3<>i(ici (harmonic mean) K (^nm

*ron;)

ll(heat)3:(3;«^T)

n.Q ((juantity of leal) f^yi. n(«^-

rTa)

H. (heifer) WH (KHT-t)
h(beigtit)»(T»Tn)

11, h (height) »T,

Gyps (^1*3^ ancient

word)

gypso- (gj peitin)

Gypsophila Att$ BTlft (they

wander about lima rocks ^FiR)
gypso plaat «T^ «l6llw.
gypsum Uintral. n ♦ sjjfiylM'Jt

m. (^-’ for caleinm, g^-for
soipbate, *(or HfJra mine*

ral)

gypsum tioBo maaiire tnsT

W?

gypsy TOl^ m., (brf) (word nsed by
the gypeiea for themaelvee)
gypsy moth « tussock moth Zool.
k*g*tl«*l (the caterpiilan feed esp.
on oaks

gypsy wort {Lveepui eitrepaeut) 3W»
^ m. (Kash. s>?E(hl}

Cyracaotbidae s(V9V*S-^ m.
Gyracaatbas Potconfo/. (spines are
round)

Gyraeiis Zoed. (perfectly radial arran*
gemest) SSift

gyrate adj. toRri
gyrate rt>. *9^
gyraiioo «.
gyratof

gyratory twwv
gyratory movenieot
gyre «. «.

gyre- gyrate rh.

gyreocephalste •» gyrencepbalous
«d/' Zeel. (baviog the eorftce of the
brain cosTolated) ^jrkt^-arRssag
gyreocepbaloDiogyrcDcepbalate

H

11 (iTemdpktlHr) nV. (tiHfilwg sraift)
n (hen) (fej*)

H rhft (lionsonlal component
hH*» of earth’s field) $

H. (horse) w (wti)

H Chen, 1 (bydrogeiOT(TTsn}

S (hydride) 7(3^

H', D(dentennm,hydrogeaoI atomic
weight or maaa 2) Chen. T.

gyrfalcon (cf, ON.ffrir/afti lit. ‘spear
falcon’) m.

g7« yl* ot gyrus
Gyrinidae (whirligig beetles)

43T«i.

Gyrinui Zeol.

•gyrmns (Gk. g^uioi ‘tadpole*, £r.
pyroi round’} -tf*? (w ‘frog’ an-
cient word. Cf. tl'TW round- Noto
the parallelism)
gyro 1 = gyroscope
9 — gyrocompass
gyro.

gyroceracone m.

Gyroeeraa Pufftjnfel. ('round horn’
—shell IQ the form of a loosely coil-
ed discoidal spiral) srtvr^'Knn^
gyro compass
Gyroeotyle Zeol.
GyrocoiylideB«Ftr^*STUI m.
Gyrodaetylidae n.

Gyrodictylus Zed.
gyro'griph (for recording rerolu-
tioDi. as of a wheel) n.

gyroidel od/. Crytt. (having the pla-
net arrange ipirally)
gyr»meter (a rotary speed indicator)
enffl-VrsTHm.
gyroscope nHUV wi.
gyroitit (gyroscope in a ease)

Nim.

gyrosUtic lop ( lawthO tf ?tT
gyrus Anat. (eoDVolnted ndge be-
tween grooves) n.

(zti;)

,Tf*, ,D* Pkys. (deuteron) »»» (ftug)
h StatnUet (class mterval) HI (^QI-
sroa)

h B^yt. (Planck's constant) (f^-
Fa'jfkifa)

Xo — quantum fici

H.A. (Head Aisuitant) g. St. (gs^

HJi. “H* H«iia»toplma

HA. (OetUh A»»iiUat)fTr H

hiWai ccrpat £>a« (its objwt it tc
briDS a pntoner be(or« s eonrl)
(Const )

llibrnsru (Lst habtna ‘strap ^

Bet (s gaons ol orchids hSTi&g
long sporrad flowers) TO'fflTft
H commeliDifoIu^t^il^ W(Com-
mrlina

hsbcDuUr ilfMi vft-
bsbcDulir comnDiiiare ^nei

habcDuUr ginglion 7{t an*»
hsbardi'har (s dealer in taisU wares)

( T) n . fiwrft

hiberdstbery a^ n , fWflPs
Hsberlia (rsadit = Lmnea griadis
Bot

lUber process Cbm. (for sjotbesis
<il ttomonia at 900 atmo^pheraa]
fkTR-frei

kibil n I ftrWTT, «WI»T m (bad)

3 m habitat W.? a
3 Bot (the general appearance ol
a pUat. whetber erect prostrate.
eliBling etc ) n.
form in^ft
shape wT*n
habitibilityrimmT/
hibitable ed; fTTt«>T *T*rehT
hibital le con liHoa tnieorm T’ft
habitable repair WT^^ntt
habilaUe room nT*T7)'^ •h*
halntancv 1 (residence) VIT m.

3 (inhabilaiti sollectirelri popala
tion) n .■a»l»ni/

habitat, natnral habitat Btel VTT^*

•Ptm.

habitat group Biol, (a museum esbi
bit showing apeemient with their
BStoral tnrTOoadn?i)lllT-neit Wn
habilatloo vm *i , Viwwm a.
habit forming ed; Ww™-«Tft. s«^.

•tflltl.)

Iialitual ad/ 1 fT'anTu
3 £.jsa ■laoifUl

habilual sdulli (JM 185) »Tr^<T»

Lai ituil raraal latctconrae tnrnfwV
atwTfl

hal Ilual data (nf prisoneri) S HUlfel

Irft

hsbitnal cTimiasI tgrtVI^ imT4>
habitual crocl aoil loharaan treat*
ment etrr^rRt* *l wVt

engrr

habitual dealing m eUres
^q.tJCR

habitnal defaulter wnmOn
habitual dmakeid eitmrRT xm,

habitual prankeanese aiaqiflev x{^*

enqin

hahiiud hetcrophjilf Sot. nfxr*

f>«q*fir¥n

habitual ladebtednees erpRlftlV X(*l*
B97I

habitnal tnaanitj XSS XtlX

habitnal intemperaace amifiia IT^*

habitual raloxacafioa emXifxV >nt3T
habitual Ij vrsnqo , M«l4dll> xt**)*
ftttffxi, XOT, enxirejjrx?
habitual aegleel of doip artxif^

habitual offender eRwiTna erTTrsfl
habitual priaooer en tq i faa w*ft
habitual robber MtrqTTx* g^TT, •liwt*
fnw gqyx

babitnal sublctiiag etmiflt« irg*
ail'.'nd

habitual tbaef etrrrifitn
habitual UDpDOrlu»lil<r sriaanfitSS
wmt'tneq, wn^fhv W Hunfam i
habituate tb (formation of a babil)
WKtn Xfwi, eqwn qwtwT, xms
qfqt(Tiwwi)

accustom qTifti tflei. ^irTt
ir*n^ <|q?

hibituaiion wT<m ^ei.nvrq glTi
habitus (ol soil proGle)wbabit WT7

batilue of pro6Ie

babitna of soil profile Tsif *r

*T*q

il and * KfW (n/ osacid)
bickberrp (onp tree of tbo genua
Cettia distingnithod bp olia liko

leSTPe— Well ) Tewrq^ m

hickberry tree nqqrqti
harkoej caraaage «n>

»tr<l

hackuw (for catting metal)
f>i.

haddock Zod. (smaller than the cod,
to which it IS allied)
hadeGtot (angle made with the rer*
tical) «!^»i n.
hadlaifj ertdtprfJW m
Iladlej's lextent Phyi XW* n.
hsdr. = hadro-
hadro* 1 TT-
iSal (xTlem)t(I?-
hadreceotne adj. Dot (haring xyleia
IB tbec«nlre)=atnpb'crjbral HW

hadremeBol (tplem portion of a rae*
ealar bondle) n.
hsdromycoiia Plant PatficH- ^lowswot

nadroiMradacBTrsehodontidae
HadiosinrDS««TrechodoD
haem 1 (a red anbatanee obtmoed
rodnctien of hematin, redneed b»
maticii Bailed also hemot horn) cf)Hq
/

9 (tbo oesestlsl enik of tbo blood
pigmeots) ifixft /
naenadipaa ifrvn nrfq
HaenaJipaidae srfgq'dfl m.
lliemadipsioae ZeeL tilnij|<|ini m
haemal saa under hemal
baemaDgioraa whemaagloma
biemapophpilswbemipophpsii
haemaiewherasse
bicmal.ahemit*
haemiteiDBhemaleis
baematemeiiaxhematemesia
btemaunicwhematinic
baeraaliie whematite
baeiDstiticwheinatitie
haeniato>»hemalo*
haemilocelewhematoccle
haematoehrome*>heraatochreme
IliemaiocD'eui Sol. tn)siiTlmnJrwift
II. piuviaiis (piusidiii xn)

baematocrile whemalecrite
baematopeowhemategea
haematology w hematology
haemitomaw hematoma
llaeinatopinidae Zad, iTprn.dtr n
Haemati'pinai Zed. (a genus of euck*
in* lice, species ol wbicb Infest
horses, swine and cattle) sil»rll-

Ksanitopos

hftlcTMk

blood<

Haemitopus Aret Stfw^l'jntfa
occur* IQ f^n^jtWTSr)
lUemitornt* Am (they

teeit Dad) on »n*he« *nd will *tt*ek
those of grest sire. tocient

n»me)

llicmatoipit*

liiemsiOTjliDsheoiitoxylia
nacmatoi^loa Sot. (Qk. hocmaO
^*1. + xylon E ) 't j Jnnft
If campcchieDum (cempeiehj tree,
logwood) iTIiaJ

htemituriiebcmttunt
htctnerythnnahcmcrytlina
beemcahcmie

b*emo^VioTi*li*a>\mno.c\ion*li*

liaemococIcBbeinoroele

hacmocoelomicebenococloRiic

hjeno.conccDirslionMbcjDO-coocea*

tratioa

haemoeyaniavitemocyaBia
hieraoeytomelerabemoeytooeccr
lta«in»<lor*ecae Bet JW « (fr.

genus SflBwnmo
|itemof:en m henogea
bsemoglobiOKbeneglobia
hienioglobiBometer « beffloglobtoo.
neter

bsemogloLiBuriSBlictBoglobinaris
hsemogreginncaabcmogrcgsriiie
haenol)(«-s hemolysis
•llaemoBtbu* (onckMS *fnM*^ eppetre
Ilka * n*ss of blood) mfs

heemophiha k hemoplul is
bsemophiliciKbemopbilie
HiemophtlutBHeDophilii*
IlirmopU Zael- (Gk. Aaina ‘blood’
*fB) smTT (*St7l*neieot word)
II. unguisu** (foaod la the o***!

piissigea of man) VTfn-sTSET
H. Tortx (bone-leech)
bsemopoietica hemopoietic
hsemopoietODCBheiDopoietODe
hiemoptyiisxheraoplyii*
lisemorrbsgewbemorrhige
heemorrhigicaheiDOrrlugie
bsemorrboid see tmdrr hemorrhoid*
hsemorrhoidtletteryBbeiooRhoidal
artery

hsemorrboidtl plexiu~bemorrhoidiI
plexus

Ifiemosporidi* m

^ oedet), m pi.

hienoststie— hemotisiic
bseres extrsneo* Lav (» ttrsnea
or foreign hair)
hafoinm Chen StTVT’If’s.
hafojl Cbem. rim n.
hagnhagfish

hsjbetty treewbudeberry
*n.

hagGsh ^ool. (manoa c>etostomas
which feed npon fiabea, bonag
into their bodiea *od derooriog
their Tiaeera and Aeah)s(^T^ (>1^

haggi ID g a^biggliag
hag liper=goldeB grata (rerboamoi
tlmpiai) W®Wr»^ m-
hail 1 379 ttu, wH^t
2=hiiU«i^a

hill iDiuraaee ZTSAVI WiaW
hsifitone W7f79 (from fTt^Ot o.
mftfft). 379 Bi. (Biodi *i)WT il
from 3W). *ft9l

hailstorm 379-^91. 37977^ /.
hair 1 (on ttio head) m , «T9
a (on tha both) *I9

i Bet, M (trielionie Dot, ^)
braacUed (uir Tnihm da
elimbiog hair WirH da
liooied hair akfxr d?
reuUicellular glaadolar hair

^aef^-da

hair heard afield «ood*rii*h {Lvtvltt
ea«»J«frii) 77777 «.
hsit bleacher Thtnt
hair browB (a coloar. red-yellow WT-
^ m hue, of recy low *9 astun,-
tioo) at7T«d)*

h«r bniih (• bnab for the hair) itT-

bair-bulb ZooL da-7»7
hurcapehair moca
haireap mosiBhatr mo**
hsir cell dwxt Ttda 9hn
hair rleaniDg allowaare (RTI 88}
itT-tTxtra-wfV^, *Ta *7x9 tt

KWI

hair rurl ^S79v*.
hsir-rattinghTI 7777, 719 TlWt
hair-nitliogailowanre itT7«7W'«f^.

7t9tKnt*9wr

hair dislrilioiion^ooI-da'a'TW
hair^freaaer

haif.dye fctr E*5np, 719 aitTT
hair follicle 2n<it dn-^ri.
hair-germ Zecl ds*ri9 n.
hair.gland Sot

hxirhygrometer m.

halHes* ^ETT

hair ntOM Sot. da-Sfrn
Usir oil ^-79. 7T^
hxir pspllla Zod datfT
hair pyrites da anH*
hair-raising aAj. da-rf®» (*neient
word)

hair aalt Xineral ^-979
bur seal (it haa short and coarse
hsir) fhnr 39*77a
hsirspriog

spiral spring faa9 77x5
hair-sUnd-OB-end SiW dag^ «.
hair trigger Firmnns tds
hair.wash %7T-arPT
hairworm Slsrf. ilttft

hairy (wf/. Set daTrr.daiT,dtft(4'\)
hairy.afined hat J/rt»ijt7i. da-flj
hairy.harled bulbul drri (runirkahle
for the nomeroni long hsir* ^
which spring from the bieb VS)
Tt*4?T n>r97

hairy bud Sot. ds-^t^, da'tt t

hairy roil Fer-eiirv dawcn
IiJiry cress eiLepidium draha dat
w»TOf

bairy-cared mouse J/nn.ro. da ad

hairy.fooled ilying-aqulrrel SSanvi,
da-TTT *1=?^

hairy roeberessesATsbis hirsntn
hairy seed did da
hairy wild nnew Vitis aetosa Txda)
atai

hairy-winged hat Xar>.<n. da 7a

73

hake Zed. (ef Nor. haiejiik lit. ’hook
-IsV, E. dial, knia ‘hooV) sfftTl /.
ll»t.e*BBt i«d3t7Jnrfr
IL laurina (eushionflowerl KIM 1*7
TfftjW (rft ‘euahion’ from arnriCT)
H. pectlnala

Hah (halogen) Ckeni. ifta rflpd

hilbertihaped*shasute Sot,
hslcnps «. mmh marigold (Caltfta
pufaitrsr) a*.

halcyon-kingfisher Zbrf.tftitta

Kaleron

326

hsUueiAabon

aUeyoB

•aei«&i word)

Bilnn* Zvi. (wingt ioot* or lea
danisljr h^iry lO culdit
TinsritPi «.

H, gotutiproni* PcP*^ iitiNST

liiUfl,//. «T«t

a{M.ct»ticke0w4«nf>»

hiU> <r4-

lulfacdbili mVTirrVI
bJf ond muiilrlM notr* •ceooBl «4
TO •TOTT irwt
lult toot CT1. *T»T
ttU «reMge p*7 *ttw
}u]( « jett «T9I b4
b»l( baked «dj »rrm, ■nfWM, «•
«W ^ _

halfi>alk«dj roreilr* «^-^nTT!
tulfbeik (6ih) Zai
hjif'blearbed aJj *4 l4fira
half Wood "•

•ami ),

bale Wooded odj l{ba«iQchalf blood!

att»Tiajoa« p*rM» «*
on* o< interwr ttoeb)
ball bred sW-WM
ba» brolbe* ’“'t
bill^tia
bal{ «Io<k

biU elotb «rtb ooroer BooUiadioj

ball cO»th Tt ^

bilWeflert'^o »08l« Sar* w4*4i»I’

balMtgree S»f* WltH

ball dirt mi

half elrrirolyl* CV»" w4

halt fare "T^ WTTt

btif hardy aiij Ifprt- «rd-«Ji*3

bilfbolidie arrdlljft.

bilfbnlledad;

ball boiled f ram ■BVtjfri

biU imperial aiae (ol raper) |;rfill

BW'wHt'Kl*'*)

bait l>(e period (ol an atom) Flitiioal
Cfcmi w^-«W

ball'inarjin Prinliikj M-ffT*!, iffc-

r*

Itall'Tia*! ojy arm*fr»Tir*TT

ball milled a^j
bitCooie arwt •rdr^
baU-otnllalioa rayt.«4'«^m

half pay «4-4n.

bait pay leare •rttw-W’WTSI

ball penod elesaeois PJi»i

drw*

ball penod lODe (la tbovoTo tbaery)

bill pilotage 4bi]l ol • ooiBpaDaatioa
made or allowed to a pilot) «4

Jtrrfirwgw

ball preated aij
balLpretacd caaiel*a hair

baltprcaaed cottoa *sW

hall rate aebolar ^4 vn
ball reliel — meaao teliero Arl

half roood Lara

hall ropee «^l

bair aeer bag amt

half ihadead/ «4«3n

hall ibade aacebarimeier ar^aqra

hall aitkWaek Col Jnd at4<il)rB<Tw
ball aitrerrd oJj Plwta) wdtwftn
ball enter vfipi
half eleem ai4«ij
half eiyuodroB Mil «44i]f9
hall (leket ill; m aiTVi m
ball timer •. aa^wifb^ n.
hall toeefaojf«tl n
halliooe block KTcen fkr^vti bm
beKcoee eieber fr'jfr* firsny*
balfioDe proeeaa fn^Rra fk^i
half traotparrnt arq-oiT^n
ball irolh <• wtfw* «rB

ball aiiac plate Piya atw-wfil vy
bair year a^ anwi Tt
hallfearly aJ, la^BlfW, 'moif'W
hallyrorly balaneio; arieifw
halfyearly eloriog ar a tl fT W l>r»TW
ballyeartydrawiDga lor pniea
4 frrr ari*iftw ftwnft
batfyearly latraeal payment ariarfkv

kalfyearly l/»»

ballyeirty pnic boDda draw arniftC

balfyearly report ar4«fH
hallyenly retoni arJaifH a f eam
Ilaliaelo* Am TWirTOfa (P»hl
oeenra in Tbo call el H leaeo.
giiUr l••a•FyIondl eUnpoierjr
ol aaor Botee, madiblo at a groat

dtsttneSf eepeesilly la tba sioniiaga
and eramagswheo they are CDOit
noisy)

Ualiastar Avti
occcra in ^)

balibot (largeat ipseies of datfieb) >ltT-

halibut Urer oil Pharm.

Halicore Zeal (tPnflV

aneieot word)

1 1, dagoog tt'iTTatl ttMUkl
llalicondae pffTOW*ktt m.
Halirryptos ^aJ ^Ar« nrf^

"bag' oeccia in Bee CNIL

lIlS3fig S19)

Ilalirtae ZaJ (a cninisg bo»> tbo
tmallest ■)( all) aa tjjy i BWlft
(faliceatni Zool (9 ancbori) atwl'flf*
fftnft

halide ()ialojsn+ lir) Cbem

hahde of artcBie ktralY
Haliotidae 21el (fanily) oa.

Ilalioiit Dat (ganua coBiiftial of
abalonrs) cdiljf'B-BWft •
haliplidreol igxm «•
llaliplidie {Gk bnliploer ‘tailiaflbe
aea > HyXtwtJTO ni
llaliplos Ztet (Tjxawf-nTfv
llaliitemina 2 mI *T37mf9tnnfV
ff tergeitiBUBi Rttn*^ WJXrrfw
hilile y/i«erel (natiaa tall) ft W w.
(ryif »Tn)

haliricorrage ^A^mt >•

hall (irom Bantlcnt Cin) UtHW m-
hallige TOW n>

Ball effen £iee 5t»3AtraJfTOX«»-

ballefliDti(ASlt'aloDa'd-/!i«(o'lIindarp

flint > GtoC (an old name for rrry
Gsa grained) eompact and toogh
Toleanic ashen rVI •“ CbsmbersJ
WlwirtfntW n

btllelajahwOxalis aceiosclla IgtnHB.
•rtw^W/.

ball mirk (an dlicial marki aerring
as a proof ol quality) UHluil* wi.
hallow id> qffT *T^
billoysile os. (eg. lor

'T’e^alnteiniQm.hWlq ailicaUt •**
lor arfia m it»fal)
halloaQatiOB arhntlt m
delinom rtwfVvit

halltuc

727

handcazt

i]e1>H>oa Wl
ilffiDCDiia

illusion tn^. ilS

lullux , Zi»l 1 (to mm, tho
great toe)

2 (in birils, the hmil toe)

lulmalilte 4t^jn.
llilmitunis Zool (vt

for

II U4lal>4tu« RTWf*^ WTftn«

halmyrolVai*(Gl uXvv/x'r 'iiU,
bnni siibiiiarine rock ne&thering
— ll rrell r 230) PflAlei'f «•
hilo 1 SHin^lW n
2 iflrm sxnrp*?' »
tllo* 1 (aea)

2 (silt)

JJ Clhtm. (b»lo,jen)
hJoliioiic 0(1/ Zoel-
hzlobiotie ftalui »■ luarine realm
ng^^m.

haloform Chfn. tt

halogen ( *<« (mjf element o( tli«
clilorine sir*) family p) o

hilogeu* (eTl^ fs)

Tulogeaiie tb (to eom^ins nitli

liatOnen )

kalogenalioa »•

halogen den' »ti»e»

h»logen$C)i/«» «()?•'« (stfflfs)

halohydrin t/urn ^

haloul C’krri 1 <i>f/ (rmembhng e.ilt)

wrnw

2» (halide) »►•

haloid eciJ
halophilic
hjlophyie Sj:

)iIo plankton Ztvl (Gk. ia/t 'tea*)
halo round the aun n (fr fST-

Z*)

halosere Pfini feel (i aero which
has its roiiilneneeinent in tall water

blotrichile »n. (t'k- for r«.

2 T 3 alnminiiim.**'^fcrT iron, t! lot
TJ-efe sulphate. J* for etfs» niino.
ral)

fltlotTloa Cet fng^Jrrht
II. rectirtum (leates trioOnons—
Basu) (rxbrrf ftrg^

It. lalicornicum (tbe plant la

poitoBon*— Baen)

(tioratai eoJlrhsli)

l!.A.I.l«K.(Oead Ataiatant 1 Land

Beconfe Section) H«- ' 't*-
Btm I wfiftw-w^nn)
hall W-

hah St. ^nufn.

hah PrtU fjTX^Sltk

lialtaje atlowaBce ftTTJnfj^.

«»nrt

halter Zeol. ■• balancer* *• poi»er»
^oof liffhTOm
halier cliain VS4i|.>)ei^
halter rope

haUittg «» . s^nt

liahiD* «llowaarc Tvim 5goi*

•nn, ef^Ttii^-aifc^tl
hillicig plaec ^tS-ttn?, VT CfT?
hailing slaiion ftiTH ini9. VT

ms

halt e eh H'us, amvm
lislviug «., eipin vm

halving |•rlne■|>le .^WlAnnd ir^*

nf»/

douhliDg print ipte ffiprT'V^^
llalysite* Zed (genus coneiating rl
the chain corale)

II. catcoulaius entn*? >t«*sTa»iw
hahoiin diseaae due to tlie attacli-
meut ot the tascioTa m the throat)
m (short lor swrii'
(hi)

IIam3li>rfriath» « Arieli* Aitron.

vvainm.rrnit/.
Ilstiiainelidarese Bor fecV-JW n.
llaRiimeliilac n

hamimeliilis foliawhanunielis
luiinjRielis » hamamehdia fohaw
hamameli* leaves >« wileh-liczrl
leave* r/hirm. feev t* h
Ilamamrlis TirgiiMjoa XteT (of north
Aincttea) STST^ fejv
hanuin* (Let ) SWec ns.

Hamburg Mucowashing blue
Hamburg Iskrwrarmioe (colour)
Hamborg while (composed of two
parts ot barium antphata to one ol
vrinte lea.l)<MT-^ fftn «
Hamburg wlule leadOof /ml ftTX*
eft IT

Hamrlia Bol (genos of the rovKlsr

wOasiT Univli 1 tfsirj

H patens

llamiltouia R^vrfTfilTfi

H. suavcolens OWT»«T*n5TS5^(tlW.
M.B. RCll^l)

Himingia Zool. (have short probosce*
which do not bifurcito — CNfl.
11.435) mnntgsT-Jiirft
Hamitrnnes ^ool (I*st /ku'iks ‘ hook')
wyriTJST (»« Imms p 251 hg*

274)

11. silvestri tTTTf|r*T affTfSTW
Hamitrs Zed. (Lat. )nir««i ‘hook’—
the ahelt is liook-shaped)
iraiftT

hamlet CIITV m.

himnier I tttthlit. CSV vt , (r^4T

mirkiag hammer Itvs*

VS, vi*> VT

numbering lumiiier nssi-n^ss,
<im-vs, (tsst «i cvVfT
2 d»aC. — willcus (ivmde thecar)
5Ttm.

hainmecbeam Inu* (used iii chur*

cl)e*)Vs-JX®”l

liamniere J a.-fj iQv
liamnierlirad Zed. vsnrc (short

for »<IhsRlT mq)

hsmmerdieadv’tl ihark Ztyl VSlrpT-
fjTT HIT

hauiuier mark v^asTse. VT

fst

hamper p^ arssTSS, wssrsT viwsi
liauiprred nd;.

lumsler tn (aucietit word)
hand 1 CSI m. CTS

2 (a person ’• signature) CWVT n.

3 M , fiSVI^

I (ol a clock) /. (TrtrV/ft),

(sftOgI)

hy show of hand JTV SVI VT
give one t hand lo(siRuiUeaaple.lge
of marriage) Sir^T^i TlSt^
to set one's hands CWVT VTST
lay liands on emtsST
handbag cro VI tlVT

hand bahnre gw JVI. CTV ^ gVT
hand l.arrow C*! sifjVI, |W ad SlffVf
handbill Cwfnir3/.,CtS SSVri .STVT
hand birarliing gTS.if)TeK;f
hand Mrailiing ehar'es sflftnS*

»TS

haudl-onk ifhvi / . gsijrs* n.
han>l brake gT’lir'rv
handcart gts JIVJ « . TniS,<l

hind ctntriJug*

728 H*pUnthu»tint*eul»tuf

land c«Dttifug« fra
htnacuff* fpl rw.

Und aa.tery 1 fra-Jrrn
3 fra-H'r’. ^
k-.a^i^.-e *>'?'•
hwdJyet fra-r«ra ^

hiod «»h.u.l.Dg pamp fra

h,nd.filUd 6rea.de fPnfra

h.od fodder^terfra-^«-r^.
pq «l ^Tti *ira wwt

luDd ginl. fra-^
hiod gteo.de ar.i fra-fiTw

K.nd hoe f« fTW. fW « fTW
hand hoeing fW *t ffW

hind hole fra-frar

handicap «T’»T / . 'fWlI*

ha” icr.U fraftWT « (Cofijl)^
handicraft achool f^>tf««
handierifiam»o frafe** (
artificer) .

hand implement fyi\t *t*l
hindiwork ffn.rafft/
h.odVerehiefg*n.«T-«"*.^

hand liboor fra-WW
handle f« IfPraW.r
3 (to manage) t>T« *"1.
do (toeonlroDf^-

ntf[ *rn. (to to''®’’^ ^

3 (ai. a aubjeet) ^

4 (to tteaO

hand-made o. 7 /. fW-ftffrT. fT* «t
hand-inade paper fraftWa^. r« XI

hand maid (a maid aetvanO^wftW.

urTraiS

hand mK-iotome fW wd'l W ^
handmiU fra tW

hand money (eaTneetiBonej) Hrtreit

hard nr clock tn^ * 5^

liand over tfi Awi
hand pick *b fra It

hind-|>ouoded nee ftT^

hand pounding ot nee V fW «

^

hand preaa fW 5 f«ra
hand preaifnanfni*^f^
hand printer fra gf*
hand proceaaor fra-fMin*
hand-pump fra-Tf «. fW *1 W

handrail fra-%^ «»
hand reeeipt f<T raftf
hand aaw fra «»«. fW «1 ■HI
hand»et-earneat money m.

(from ente^). ra j
hand aepatator fCT-i>*w*ll* "•
hand aewcrfWrtfl**

liaod-ihuoied aJ/ lilt fraiT^lfe®
hanJ-thunimg Jlfjt fl^

, retaeli
held tn

handle n \ (‘hat t»tt «• '
jnitroment. etc which la
the hand when uaed)fra»

*£ 5 .^

av”" .

hand lent fra-fW

hand Icrel Sarc fraA'«

hand Ureta daMwotnle*™®™
hand line fit t*5

handling .rehandle

huidling agent f ran

handling ehirgeifrratrart

handling of a weapon etrawigMI

hand-lilt fra-^.

hand loom fra^o fra raw

handloom cloth flffraU «1 «7TT- ^ra

W «ra

handloom factory fraW fattral
handloom mdoitry ft'Aa Twm. fTU
«ratT^

hind lignal* Hip fW-*t^

hand-aheleh fral^
handioRie aJj l (hating a pleiaing
appearance)

3 (generoua) JfH
3 (euitallc) melfra.

handiome prcienl (a reaaonable re
eomponae lor eon icea) 0 ^ J a itwit
hand aowlog machine fra-n^
hind-apihe (aa in a windlaaa) fra-

*T* _

handipoo tarn fravfns l|,«> fVCWT

hand .tripping card Terlitci franwfl
(it » a brnah f e)
hand threaher fra
hanil thfcabing machine fra
hand tillage f n

hand lo-band 6ght fa^fra fraf •

fraaifli

tun 1 towel fkn n*a

handwheel fllH* n.
handwheel for operali^

reierae gear Hip Hnj.tTfta-nwi^-
ipfstr *r ^ f«ra*

handwoten elnlh fW ■! r>5«’

fs?t^«ra .

handwriting smitH m • ftwtf
handy **

hang ell 1 (to hold in a autpended
manner) wra^.

SrarTl ^

hangar {ahelter for aircraft) ttwra-
ftlBl/.

hanger 1 eriwra n.

0 (hunting knife) wi^gft/iWI*f^

•ftgft .

hanger-on itisfira, fi wn-j
hanging .. 1 fi . ■t*™

3 (e*#eution by hanging) ■IW

banging glacier Geaj.
hanging aide -hanging Afini n»(ha^-
ing wall aide of » ontfUra-

hanging valley Omj ^
hang ng wall Ceeg (upper will «•( *
vein, ate.) 3^f
hang up jnr pswinl, evewf-n
bank TerfilM (loe»*i ,
banaa green (A(inia“/vrai« tr admf
aiaetitlion CeU ^

hansa ted Col /nd gfcTfTH*
hanaa TuhionftH^'*
hania yellow Col /nd
Hapale Zoot

Hapalemur gnieui ^ool

llapalidae Zod. m-

Ifipalomya ZeoL (R

fera to itaaoft for.Gk. Aopaloa'*o*t )
hapat legomenon WfWTF, "Traf
haphazard n 1 (ebanca) n»-

9 (random) WttI m.

3 wtrarav^

haphaitrd (yij 1 (laterTOinoa oy
chanco)\fravi ^

3 (accidental) wi^twi-*
haphtaard - haphaiardly nJo. 1‘"
a hapharard manner) W*®"
llaplaoihui Ho( «iair«ra trtira
H tcotaculatua (it U a alaader
hetb-Cuu) wg arrarfktn

hazd ray

Haplanthm verticillaTia 729

H. TerticilUris *TnTT^ *r®ftTIT
fW. Inilia ialaiifo jaO
haplite=tplite
biplo

kaplobioot Bet- (a plaet wluch Ins
only oD« kind o( indmdu^ >a its
lifB-Uistory— Chambers) »n.

baplobiooiic adj Bet
haplobionttc life eyele Sot.

Bsplobranchia (suborder) Zool

wyitHl^net m-

hsptodiplont £«Z n-

kaploid ad] 1 (sinjila m appeiranee
or smagement) {-^}

2 Htd. (baring half Ute camber m
the aomatte eella) ■Afc
baploid chromosoae camber Btel

»ri*

tuploid nuclens 1 (isith hall the
cumber o( ehroinoaomes) Wii
2 (m eanear)

bsploid co mber (ot ebromosomes)
Zeel

Haplology anrgPr/

Kiptoni Zeel (eontaici pikes and
tliaif allies) m.

haploot Bet *>.

Haploepondia Bael- ">•

(TI order)

haptostemooonsaieosteaioaoai adj.

Bet S%*TT

happen jft. STCTI, fraVn & ^><1
happeoio' (phenomaiion) n,,

/

happiness n.i n^yi /

hippy tree (Cedrila toonaj n.

hapieron^ (anyaatgrowthoriwel
ling of the stem b) irhieh a plant
IS fixed to its sabatratni3)^'ti*ri /•
haptoraeter tlflil ^ m.
haptophore=haptoplu>roas
haptopborieahaptephorons
haplophoroas adj (haring combining
properties)

hiptotropie (eharactenred by hapto
tropi3iii)=*thiglnotropie aJj ?tA*
afkiT

hiptotropum Sot- tUSlUs-ll. (positire
stereotropism) ^ A

thigmeirepism nrrafoJT
balance (a rehsme-itornoisy speech)

4<Sl'4tr, TmZJTZI i». •

harass rfi. *H1

harassed oAj J'ftria
harassing ad]. '4^41 EC
harassing fire J/»I. 3"j)r«
hazbonr «. i 7m n.

2 (a ahelter) VTVn m.
harhonr tb. Visn ^7T,
harbour anthoriir qsR
harhonr dues 7m
harhour limits T^TT UlfllT
harbour line Tm-Z^TT / (it marks

the boandary of a hsrboor)
harbour master 7m 7^
harbour porpoise Zool. 7m-finjC
Harbour Traffic Regulations 7n7'
7H17n-Cl(^7R

hard adj. 1 *fer, VCn. hVr. 7T

%PUgt (o( X-ra>s» hariQg high
penetrating power) tftyrt

3 (tniste<0 afaH

hard and fast rule fmiZ.

7? sfVz mtt

hard and tough wtt IT

bard baked toil

hard bast Bet si^TI^

hard cases Lew VTT

hard cash = reade money Cem.

hard chancre gP ia n

hard coating «li4IS4>l
hard cold tthz nfirmr
hard crown 75 fipftatm n
hard currency jAw min, gyt

aolt currency g«!H 7?iTii. g utz g TT
hard currency area jAw-TWu-lrz
hard currency countries jAw.mriu-

soft currency roantnes
medium currency countries z tv ga

hard dentine Zoct
hard drawn adj MttaL TTf ^
harden c< 1 Tfw TTTI,
mrt 77I7I, t7^. 7T 77177

2 (of oils) OdVTZOI

3 HetaL 757

4 2?CFt UTTH

ri 5«f57 777r, 7(^7 7^, TffT)-
7177, 77TT 7777* 75 777t, etc.

6 Cow TS77
IiarJcoability i^TT/

hardened oil ith) J7
hardening n> 1 t’e harden rfi.

2 fmetal) e>-ilii3 m
hardening adj *4IW() ( rf,)
hardening carbon 74l7*Tf) HFITT
hardening off ue harden off
hardening of interest t7T3 ^ HSU^
hardening of oils
hardening steel TTnTZT tjTT
hardenite (solid solution of iron with
89 percent carbon) ^TTT 777177 n.
harden off Hort. (to mure to cold or
other nsfarourable environmental
conditions by gradnal exposure to
lower temperatures, etc ) ZTf7*3'
cn, S^^TTTTI
harder nd/ *6777. TTf 777, 7577
Harderun gland Zeel (accessory
Itcbrymsl gland) TlTStTfsT
hardest known substance *(577*7
?T7 TTg

hardc^t wood *ft7777 *7«, *(475*7
PT?) Uf softest wood)
hard fescue * Fesinca durinseoln
Bet *7TT»f7T’7
hard gists *^ *17
hard glass Inbe *I7 tt*
hard gram cft7 qt*T
hardgrasel Reid Conit. *7)T

hardheads (Pktftto^o leneeoleU') Tm**'

tOt «.

hardiness *7(5*571, TtRlTr /.
hard'irons: Ranunculus arrensb

rt.

hard labour *517 wn
hard lead *^7 >(1*7
hardlc fair 5^7

hard .llalwa opium *^ snmi**^*
^7

hard money (metallie money) tlTJ-
gTt.7r*7lftt

hardness l *5(771/., *l5li, n.

2 Tiri B.

3 llelal. 7T7I /.
hardness of water *^.*41471
hardness tester Ttftsn-iifty*
hard palate J*jr.*^in5
hardpan (s cemented or compacted

layer in toili tbrongh which it is
difficult to dig) *^*CT7, *67*7510.
hard pencil *671*6
hard rav (haring bard penetrating

hsidToa

730

humony

power) o’) '‘I
herd roe «‘W *l ti

herd eeed ^3

hirithip IK w n

hard solder yiU ZTWl

hard steel Enyyn WZTl «al4H

hard surface IT^

hard times ^Qrr ^ ftint (Bea ),

hard Talre (high Tscuum rsdre) fift
rrti, CTTJ

hard wall plaater = ceraeBl plaster

hardware (wars made of metal) ^5*

WTWgii

hard waste Tertilea Sr? (bare =
twisted)

hard waste jam ball Tirltltt
^r?

hard water ?:rtt to, ai!l.. t » to, arrfl
sipfl

bard wear atf? fit?<5t
bard wheat wdurnni wheal
liardwteke a bat d/^mm fft*? 7^
(tbrnugboat th« greater part e(
the Oriaotal region)

Ilardwicke aVdsekog d/amn TOT
VT{7((oosd tUronghont oortbern
India)

Ilardwieliia Bet toto 97if> (topt
“ aama ol • tree UW )

II hinati erro? ar«TO (Qia Uar
arawj

II piBoaia = Malabar maho'iny

hard wood tt CTOi BTT>
bard wooded trees fT-TOS
aofl-wooded trees
hardwood forest TTOT7 TO
hardwood fuel f*TO

hardwood ipeaes Forntra TTTO!

bird X-rays d)*? O rtw
hardy ad; ZTcrf rWl(F- rrtti

Uni)

hardy « -aaril rhitel (a blacksmith t
ehiiei) frtrrf’T-iw. fc>i?n-<7 m
Hardy aod Schulte law (the cotgula-
tioge'eclcl as iron depeodt oa

III Tslesey) faro

hardT tpeciea Fcrniry asTgej St^t
hardy eegetatle Rfgeg n?

hare Tool m m (rabbit TTs), m

Hares: Lepog Aslton nn m.
harebell sblaebell (Caminnutii ro-
(undi/ofia)

bare-lip Ifrd (a congenitally dntdod
lip, eommonlT •>» upper one) Tl'i*
eftaj

Hires apparatiis=»ii»erted U.tnhe
epptratni Phys ant

hare a-l>eard = golden grain (rerboi.

rum thoj>iiis) TTTOI*? »
hare s-earffiHpfeHrumroittiids/oftu'n)
TUTT^ /

hare a.letluceBbare a thistle
bare a meal a O s a 1 1 a ace(o<eIlc
fJltlTO-an^TWl /
hare a palare=har« a thistle
hare s-lhislle (Sonrhua oUrafeaii THT*
m

Hargitta acaiybcllied woodpecker
Am m*7rT wwfTT *wvt (fonod

IB Algbanistan •«=<«)
Rargreaves-Bird cell Cbem (for

maniitaetare of elilorioo aod

caustic soda fd9TT b) eleetroKsia
ff^'Til) fir^ i{| «IIT ilm
ilar'reatea process CArm (for the
prcparatioo o( eodiniu enlphate
from pyrites homer gases and «o
diiitu chloride) tFI 3 ftw (W for
¥^eodni».*I lor-I^^Wetilphnte).
TWfT TOTi froi

liancot beao > Phaseoloe vulgaris

Bei frvfvrti gy

llino'ion e brown hill warbler 4rri
«TTw? TO TO? (toiiud in the
Hilla ol heteDDi tova)
llanogtona Chin hills green ahriVe-
babbler Arcs Pn thft SVJTO 5^
Hariogtone long tailed wren drrt
fnll

llanBpon s red frooied babbler deer
*TTO? »k? ajlro
Itir'Bgiona Shan eriniitar-babbler
frea viiA^w frtrr (lonisd in Bhan
State* n?5r)
harlequin bat fn 7]
harm WTO1T ws.
damages gtfTTp
damage gibe
loss arerm gift
l■l;urv ) lift (Const )

aarryft

lodemDilv glfrif? (Omit )

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hurt TOTOT, Tfr
wound tyj,
harmal = hamel

harmiline = harine1ine Chem (tlio
strong scented seeds of harmel
j leld harmilins) ttVsfirfl /.
harmel (Pryomifli Aurmoia) ns.

harmehoe = harmaliBe
harmful ad] glftn
harmful effects glSraT flmg
harmful weeds gtftTT 7 TO
harmiBeCAcin (found in liirmel seeds)
frtrsW)/

barmiog reputation ftrorf? gift-

«T

harminic acid flTTolftv Rt?
harmless ad] RgifTCT, glftTf?’!. ft^T-

htrmlesamedicioe gifttfg? RtTO
haimoBie ad] 1 PAp* Btvgft*
s Hath, g r i m*

3 Math mn?

harmonica (nioutli organ) 7Tlfmtr7

barmooically 1 Unth gtffW ftft
2 HtTgftRm (harinonio BT^lft?)
harmonic analytis m Fourier's am.

lyiiaa/'oiX Tir<gft« ftrlsTO
harmonic average Ifalh, gT?TO Hiv?
harmonic conjugate fi jffolA, gfitu^
*13*4,

hartnome constitucat PApi. RNvftc
ilum

hartaaonic force PApi RMftrTO
harmonic mean Hath. gTHTO treTO
liarmonicon — harmonica
harmonic ov ertones prtrrfre TOfttfW
harmonic partiaU RftRfini
harmonic progression gyiTfR
harmonic senes PAps. TthlftR Wl
harmonic train BhiTftR ttl'IUlf I
liannooic waves PApi wlvgftR tltri
harmonies of economics R^RTTV*
RIB TOW

harmonious ad] Rtvaft*, B^T
harmoniousness RT'Bftr’H/.
harmonium l/ui,c 1 l|f| ?rtl n.
(Mar

2 (reed organ) VB TOI n
harmonize rt ttHT'J RTBT
Jiirmono'raph
harmony 1 dfeaic n.

hamotoras

731

hatzsd

3 *rST^JW n . ?RI®TTTi W^*

3 (»3. o' e*pital and UbonT) Ecm,

4 ZTath. /. (‘5+*fnr measure)

barmotome m. (*■- (or TT^

pctisainm, C for benom*
for alnininiam,
silicate, ^ for ^'^TT mineral)

Eamrss th R-TJ-T, RTRI

harness and saddlery tft RTT-
«Tr3T

harp JWTRft /

Harp = Lrra Jttrm. rTrSt^ «.
Harpactes Avn STTf-HiTf^ oceaia
in ffrS'tu ipri)

Harpagolestrs PaUenloU (a powerful
mammal, which increaaedmatenal
ly in bodily si*«— Lnll p. 58S)
JTffSTKJ a powerful' OCCUM

ta

Harpyiorephaloa Zad. (jenmi of tube-
Bosed bats) (nostrils

are tabalar)

hamer X (a hoatiag dog qs« 1 to bast
hares and similar ^me — Wetk]
m (Germ. EaianAand)

S (any of eertam bawks enastita*
tiBg the getma Cirriw) Tft tn. (aaei-
•nt words ef- Hindi 4^)
Hammania ZooU (it baa Bo gem*
tal wings— CNH. 771-17) arawmg-
srrf¥

Hamotta Zanl. (remarkable for its
elongated, tapering and depressed
rnstmm — CNH, VlL473)

H. raleip*ianj eiae'sg*

tarrow «. StT b. (AV , JB. IIUOl.
Sayana on PB- 13 3 iw?f

harrow eft Ks)^r>I (from U l),

wwTwm
harrow blade
harrowioj w s") a ( H n.
harsh ady 4Uf, iT?. *-Rl, Sfltl
harsh and aoroosnanable
SrWJTT (« Jl'Jt)
harshness aJJ*! / . "H

harsh pnoishraent C>TT yr*
harsh trsatmrnt trsr STSTT,
sniJT

harsh word

Hartea Zool (PH. 1 184

eg. 147)

H. elegans sVww eiJ'X'H
Hartert a bine rock thniah ^ers
n r -M i r (found in Afgha-

nistan >IPV7f)

Hartert’a lanfhiagthmah Aws *Tsr-
FT-^TRTT (fonnd in Assam siast)
Har*ert’B parrot-bill Acet STt gn*
W7 (found in hiUe of Central Bur-
ma)

Hartert'a Shan bnlbcl ^eet TTIR dYT-
3^ «lf S'*!* (fonnd in Soath £han
rw States)

Hartmann tines sLoders* lines
Hartmann's lines^Loders' lines
hartsehiefer Petreg. m

hart'a-clover w Melilotns otSeinalis
iftr 4gi)lu*l/
hartshorn ^^Tn.
hart'a-toneae ^»tT»TWi /
hart'a-tongne fern T»ft>T

Harrard enosoo (a colour, rad fW in
bne. of high 7^ aatnratios and of
low ft bnlliance)
barrest a. 1 trot a.

9 (eolonr) » harreat brown
harreat eft. u» herreatiag;
harreat ants (gather and store op
seeds for food) Atr^t fVf)(^4l
barrest brown (a colour, red-yellow
i.r- fii m bne, satoration and bnl-
lianee medium wen) arWT^fty
harrester 1 ?rTW**J^W* in., WW
WIWT

3 (a machine) a-

harreil fly ^frtw, RVl'td'l m.
harTealiug 4irric 1 A-eig n , *7zf ,
(m« mowiog)

3 Inryt vrwt

harreaUBgcxpeiieet diRtg-em
karresting of eeedt Ow-ftiryit
harrestiog operation IrwyT R Cin
harvesting season aJwyw-WTW,

harvestniaii wdajily loogJegs oahep-
herd aptder ZoaL /-

harreat in,te = Leptns aniamaalu
tU(*

harvest moon AaCron- (fall moon
nearest the antnmnal equinox)
r*.

harvest moose R»T-aj^
harvest prices aT* 7 -a ^7
harvest prospect T*TTy 7 n-oifwi
Harveyella (m its group it is one of
the two genera which are parasitic
on other Ehodophyceae— McLean
1.154)1^311 Udlfi (JTT IS an ancient

Haisall's corpuscles = corpuscles
of Hassal

hastate nilj, Pot. 3 - 0 , 1111 , j-'u
hastate -nargin Ect- J'A -ITWr
ffI=W

hastate plate Zool. ( resembles tbe
bead of a apear— Palaemon p 40)

bastatns Set Tns I'g'lS
hastes eft tfrjRI *TWT
Hast ipenna murTayi(a bubbly appea-
rance) ITiai^ 5 T?’I

hat ihft/.. zWei.

bat and coat stand ^-ysg- ^ij i t r

hat black Cel. Ini. STT

batch A 1 (of a ship) a—hatchway

b fi'JliTltl A-
3 (of fowls) m t AH m
batch fft. 1 nvyntrwR, *rft

ei*ii. tyv^ bt ft^pgwf
3 Fine irU (shading by lisas) 9m*
nrri

batchabdity w*TTxr>WTr /.
hatchery (a place for hatching eggs)
psijimwirn n , arr^ ?ft wrr
hatchet /, ^ fSTif)
Hatchett's brown = Vandyke brown
CoL Ind. (used as artist's water
and oil colour] pBtiTR ws
batching fins ArU (shading by lines)

A

hat chrome black Cel. Ini. ZV1

Eatehwayahatch ft'JUilf n
bate vft. ^WiCTwr
bate n T’tT /

bathi grey(i colour, yellowish green
TTIVt la hue, of very low WT iitu-
ration) wiyw^fTT

Hatborwroyal bine (a colour, red-
diihblue -tln-n iij- hue, of rery
high wft aaSuration acd low ft bril-
liance) Rrfrftsms
hatred 3 vq/.

H«zu«

HtUchtk'* rtphridium ^

eoimt^vvai

iU w»U

rancor Wm

malic« 5»rff«T
arenion
aDtjpalbj
Bialfvolrnre

nali^aor^ if^HI

lUtachcL'a neptridjura Zod. (narrow
Ciliated lobe) o3N?*<o
II attenaZ«J l-Sphenodon
S (ad cap • toatara) fa^ m-
bat yellow Cel ^ad rfT

hauente (^^maoganeio,

5- for aulphidei ^or
niaeral)

lsaB|l)tr ad] jR/Vl

biul«t 1 iTtv^

3 (traatport by baclisgl

haala|e 1 (act or proeeat ol baoli&s)
«<»t ■ . •dtwi. « 5^

8 (ohargei) *▼»! yjw n
biola^e ehar^rt «7 ^, fj?*,

.

kaulage rale «4ot w

haulage iignaKUnU SOSlC^ohtt

hiulierwtimUr canter V^TTfC n..

hauno' fi
haunt «. «. wjT

hauaftitoBile m (

manganeae. *K- for «fta oii.le -f*
fortt*^ mioeral)

haailellam Zod (a proboacia *73
adapted to luck bloolor goieea of
plan^a) \3SJ*T n
baaitorial cell Sat n^t>T-«hn
hauilorial coenectien Sd
5»t

hauilonal layer £01 S^ia rry
haoatonum Sd (al»orbing organ)

htuiloi ^

hauyne «^wST5f*OI *». for-Vi^d
ealeinni. (or rciTJ alnminmni,
for aodiora, IJ (or tj*^

niphate. •»- (or iilieate> -Te

f9T«rfT»rainaraO

MoyTtu«-i„o^B,

Hacyk llw t (-vary anbatase* hat a

apecific crrataUiDO shape) aa44-^-

firro

asrational inJes law (parameters
and Miller indices e( a crystal are
always rational Buinl>efa)*iMfll**
f«B

Havana, Ilavaiia htowaBDUnurek
lirowB (a colonr> yeltowiah red-
yellow ra»lWrt in hoe, of low "T

aaturation) SfTTTOlft^lS

Itivana brownwBitaiareL broani
have* (one who baa worldly poisea-
tions) «rwBH,<e. (ancient word)
have and bold afty «TT«t vm

have been actio* aa tuch ^ STTt ))

have done with ttuim
have effect Bin4) 3^

Hivelburg'a l>acillua ((onnd in lha
atoRiach and ■ntestinea ol yellow-
(ever patients) MMS t* ioi
luicQ (a netoral harbour) HifTsw
«.

hiicaote B“ft^BI^aa
havcoota Btfynpv «,pl
batccwwild oal (Jeena /Mua)
«ffTT/

have rccourie 10 «| mw bin. V(

wyTH

tiaicrrire<|>ect>*e effect acirWl BWW
Hat erbill bacillus anwi yvgig

Haicriiao canal Jnat Uj^/-
Ka>«r»ali lawitlUe ^not. J

{short lot Opanci^)
naxrsiauayilciiijiul
havcrainc Jitreia (halt the versed
aine)srihlUI/

hai eraiDC formula wutlSUI ^
haves uliviavr Mspl
hairs and havea-Det sifptsn^ ifty
•n{^vtii% atfwuM an^swi
have ihiic ID the proffta Vm 3 dm
»>n

have Ibe force of law fbfJWB BWT<1

yrwi

havillar Mi) wPrmw et,
havildar major sryif^unv w.
having regard to tbe cireutnitancei
of ilie case kwtw
vnwSywvy

having the force of s mutiidl
having the force of law ( tf iyy m

BtTjO, ftfa k yufiB ssnO, ftfi 3
yntn «*

haw(Fr /rKildsroairVMSMjc.Genn.-
Sagihtiiu) n»sHi4«-^ n.
hawfinch g«y VR* m. (j^ noliy)
hawk ykwv m (aceieot word)
hawk rh fet TT VlBT,

wt VsBt. ksm

hawV-cueVoo Avtt m. (aneuDk
hawk eagle Aett

hawker m. ((rora yiffife). Wf

BTBT

pedlar myviDf
hawk-fly

haWking tu hawk
hawk noth y3^ ytyny
hawk-owl ,jeea m (ancient word)
hawk'a-beard (any plant ol the genus
Crtptt) m.

hawk'a-bill, hawkbill turtle y<)svtg,
ykyctQB us.

hawk'sbill brenbie » Llaekbcny
(£uHi /pvficwira)

hswkabill turtle^Cheleuia inbrL
eels Z»l yh tws g
hawthorn ■wKiirthora?k^««: m,
bay 1 gsflWfl ei., sm
9 (s colour, yellow fly 10 hue, of
low By tatorstion srnl high B brtl-
Uanee)Bwf)5

hay sod forage ^ WH sPlT wm
bsv bacillua gtUTIB ^acrU
hsy bstn gcraWTW^ m.
hayboie w hedgebote Lav 1 (tho
wood allowed to a tenant (or re-
pairing bia hedges) ifs «T1 n.

9 (tba right to take tneh wood) ffls*

■ftiryin.

hay carl gcTOw yt*5
hay fever BiR-ny
bay fork yfcnm ftytw
hsy harvest

hay loader gt su iR-Tiryw
hay maker tjc»*TR ftsbl
btymikiog yjcTOfl finrfw n.,

hay press CtT B lg-fidtTW

hay rake Ctcvm-Afky

hayrick unum wv, VTB <t Ifl

hay.sceDIrd fern ^ ' J | u »h

haystackwhaytick

Haatta Gicq TTW. yryp Ws. (aa Identl.

msmbn ol ths {ixaily

fied br Sir Aarel Steia)
lustnl ?re2 n-,

Jiissidous adj. (Const.).

MqU'4; (i« dsngeroos)
hssirdom insurinc* STPltt

hi*e jf) /

hsiel l=ha*elnut fTnV'^n
2 (colonr)=li«el brown
tau«l brown (& eolonr, rod j eUow ^
^ IQ bnOt sstarstion &nd bnllisnee
inoiliaja *f*^)

hixel grouse fTn® ftWt
huel hen Rto
hueloul 1 frTO-TO K.

2=h«zel brown
huel tree finavs m.

hssy westher
nb.%(Hb “ homoglobio)
rmtift)

]IB pencil ««t vMt (HB ‘hud
bltCK

II.C. (held elerk) 5 fe. (5?^ r«rft»)
n.C, (heed ecQsttble) 5 (5^

«rv'()

IT C.A. (Bonenry Comeat Adrlter)
ST V, cr (*n»*rft ss^fupT’twT)
II.C.D.-H.C.F. JrXk.

IT C.F. (highest eommoaUetor) dn(C

s n. (sm ««ntU)

H.C gride (hesry crown tbioniDg)
fbrwiry w(w.0. ftef) (nfWkVS.fT'.m)
n C (bydroeyiaie seid) 7 9 \
II.CS.T. (heed clerk ssles tss)

7. 5 fe (fi7T-7^.5Fn fefTs;)

II. D. (held dnftimsa) Blf, ^ 7 .
(3*9 7t^)

Ild. Comp, (held eompotot) 3 . A.

lid. Dm. (held driftimio) 3 7T.
aTfff?TP?>

JId. Tr. (bold tnnilitor) 3 W. ( 35 ^

srjrra)

he sy

he.

He (holinm) Chtm. V (T^Ht)

H E. (n» Eieolloney) 9.ft. (ewthj)
he*.! 1 sM, ftrr 11 . firr

2 (n seeoaali) Tftx h.

D,^ heidiDg tftT7 n.

3 •».

i (»s. of 1 derirtment) wmil m.
5 (ot* eota) 3**
tul (of seoia) irim., Vt

6 Bot. 3*97 M.

7 £»7iii. fet «.

8 Irrtg- 91*1% w.

head ot water »9t.9ft%
head race 9ff7-3^
tail nee ws7.f?91
head works 9tl%-79^r7
high heads 7*7 9n%
high head plant 707 vft% 09*7 .
mediom head sens 9fl%
medium head plant 9*99 f(ll
g|l|KI

low head ^9f)9

low head plant (Itlt ^1% ^79*9

9 Ort Drtutf^ are heads

10 £If.(o{tbonil)9(Hn.

11 Stafsafsoi tOi tn.
head adj. 937. 3*9
headache I fttrrjp m., fsTT^lTT /.

2aeaekoofl«wer (CnrdnsiiiM pro*
lesm] 7lf7Bl*9 aw
3 = red poppy (Pdrorer rAoeaa) 97
wf{%i7 n,

head aitlstant 399 01^97
Head Auistaot 1 l^nd Reeorda Sec.
tioa 3<9 0XT97 1 iffhJtfiTdm * 3 .

head attendant stl9V9T97
ehief head stleadant 399 9^.
9*097

head bearer 399 9f^%97

head binder 399 9*97

head booking clerk illy. 599 977-

head cuhier 599 9lf9m
head carily ZooL fit?) 59 T
head cell ZooL fo9*'7hn
head clerk (I class. II class) 399
f>ft7 (Tn *4, ( 5*9 9^)
head clerk, •lirisional office 399
^( 99 , 9t*nn-7iii)99
head coelome Zed.
head compounder 399 rfl99 9t l 7
head compotor 399 91997
head constable 399 *001
bead constables te«t 399-W7Tf0.9fk7I
bead copyist 399 nfsfpFrs
head disease (irt 7T ^9

head dislnbulor 3*9 9*77
liead draflsmaB 399 9^77 . 399 017 .
r99*lt

liead.dress MT%9,Th9 77%9
head electrician 399 f 93 ' 7 lt

head engineer 399 KfiT9»3T
head engraTer399 tStttttt
header Rly. Eaj ?ftTO [A\) vu
header tank Jui£«To6if< 79fi^glU
head estimator 399 91^7970
head female attendant 599137 ft
head fold Zod ftT&*0r7
head fore*t guard 399 TTUft

headgear wheadstea;

heading 1 9tti7 n.

2 Aetountiig **t97 n.

Dtst. head 9ft9

3 PKarin. ‘tls* n.

4 Imj (borisgs) 0ffrf «

5 ftri 7^9 ffc, p0 7IT9T
heading charge TutiUs kft%7 <97
heading of a precis ft§fT91 71 kft%7
heading mge (of wheat) tf tlW f Tl
bead laboratory a«si>tant 39999 ^ 9 *

TTT91-09I97

head laboratory attendant 399 99tTT.

9TT?T*39T9T97

bead lamp Jafemoiifr 0i?7t9,filTt-f{tT

headland (stnp of tuplenghed land at
the esdt of fsrrotrr or near a (nea)
99100^/,

beadJeia mollnac Zed. ftfft^PT

9^

headlight 1 »mft9. fCTttft9,« H«7 T0iw.
3 Bader (astaasi t small esoogh to
be boosed in the thickness of a
tving like an antomohils headlight)
9Sai**3 Bi,

headline rlH 9^7/. tft%7 ».
head load fT 0 t -00
head lobe Zrd
head louie

head male attendant 3^9 «37r
bead mall 399 01 ^
headman 1 399 3 ^ m 3r«9J
3 (of a Tillage) RT0>il m. taneient
wordX 3^79r

headman with protected atalna
(ReslLlW) Tftn rf9pT 7T 5*091
headmaitef (of a school) 3^1'^f^

Headmaster, Cocernmeot Technical
High ^^hool 399t*9T97, 9n0'O9

licail mechanic 399 9Tf^7

head mcuiter ot the fai&ilj 9ff9TT 7T

399 crTT. 79t

head*nisties(

734

Haalth Spring W**k

teid ini‘trfM g^^TTWlftn
tf »il of tccTJuot isin
held of 1 fimiW ^
hf »d of »n office #3^

hc»d of a po*l*l circle *1

•rcTW

head of a unirersitv t».

head of departmenl

head of epididvmi* Rflrre g»t

head office gro *i51«a

head office acrount gCT*»iMl<flfl%WT

head office chccfuc* gW-»ieWa-

head office repwter gr^ TWT^‘T*5ft
bead of liquid /fydruMtiri (rertical
height ot a eoluma)?^^ *a.
head of mercure
head of office rTT?e^ W(W
head of revenue afTrTH-rffri
head of aection argnTri-irgw
head of lerviee irrr-sftH
head of rlreun wtw rirt
head of the deparimeot gr

■rvTp f|anTTT\Ty
head of the family svn
head of the fien (tt4 Cl entCM
head of the office crcitTT ifWsr
head of the tree fqc<(fri
head of the village rrtq ci gfffTT,

head of water ueoj 39 ^1^
faeaJoo colliiioo Uly fl(T'9VTCT«ti
ornt> *■> IWT
head parrel clerV. (H P C) Sfy
riiif fifreoet'j
head pharmaci*! g"C trtfitc
headphone fri'tO-l n
head { lumber lO preii Irol'a ertiie

diuvion TTT7ft'*tTTI *9tn Cl giC

C»TK

head poppjr»red popi'» (Papjrer
»».oeiu) tw;

hea 1 potlmailer gwc

head prettman gcc 3 ^C

head precet* Zai ftrrffcd

held juarter geCfWC

headquarter allowance ge^T^ cf^*

headquarter ma'ialritegcq'wv X’TI-

f-wrft

hex'qairtrra gaCWC. gyCTTR ra
heedfiuarten aaaiataol eommiraiooer
mioc-crg^

headquarters ynal gcc *JTT*nT
tcihularj jatl CC'CRIillf
headquarters of CoTcnunect siiwi
CT giTICC

headquarters of ranges Fortstry
gcCTCC

headquarters staff g9CT9C CCCrft
headquarters ststioa 1 iffp. gCTTStC.
fCTC

5 gccTCC-fCW

headquarters town gcciCC’CiTt
head race Irrij-^fW-fCTT /. (aaa tail

held reader gCT CICC
bead reeordheeper g«c cfit^mCT9
bead regulator TrrtQ cf^ Iohi«»
hetd>reat gc» CIZC
head room fiifWM as.
headv Ora Drrtaiiaf (the erado ors f^
to a eoBCoftlratioj plaal)

head atwyef gcc CCC enc
head shield 2o<i(.^nTl-c4
head atgaiJler Jflr gw li^tic
heads of account
heids of charge Lav
faeeda of departmeet* ftvwrsctr-
ftOTilksrwqi

herds of offices citrim-arccff
beads of revenue cintr sW
fieiit space ant ct tew. riVtrma
headviocl. Jtafk. fsritqrt ( l is a bsr)
head supervisor grqqh'tvc
head svseeper gee arecicc, goc *rg
ct

head tapper tice eqrj«, girq gwiA

CICI

head Iwhet eollecloe fllTCJ JJfjr
goeeccathwcfsrw)
head iraso eiammer (n TJtR ) B’y.

gee tMte <tft9« (q e e )
bead trams cleti (H Tdv' CJ JIi» g*C
fkfeclffefo)

bead translator (itT) gtC srjCTqC

O"!

held treasurer geeciei^CV
head warder goe sfqf>
liet Uanl erosion Crof fiiflfirg^
«t?fT3

head wark b red poppy (rnpirrr

rl^ S>tc cfisheM.

head statrhmaa gwe Sgfl
headstaler eroiioa Otof rit+lC Wt-

5ttC

headway (clearaneo tot the bead to
pass throngh) gcH^W ».
headwearsheadgear til^tfbnt u.

headdress ftrftH. fet Ct
heidworks Jrrsy* tft^C3^3 (Cthc an*
eieot word)

heal r s itec (CIC) WTCI
heal-all 1 » Valeiiasu offiemtUa
cicpc yfhti/.

3=carpeDter'aherb {BmtUa rsl*
parti) eJPtiCnC ss-

heald=heddle (usod to (nido ^ the
warptt)«IC^iB.
healed isj;. flf^
healer tflttncnl ( m.
healing (of a wound) tttsi n^ wvi
healing ulcer RC
health tCTtW ts. (Coast )
in good health WW
health aisiitsut tCTKC-ttglCC
health aaiistant attached te rinl
aorgtoB oriccT tlturdhsuc
fiwr^ tcrtac-HfilvC
health authority tCTFCJUftcift
health LulleUn tcnw
health camp HIH4 frrfirr
health card tenw qgc
health eeutre wttw ^
health eeriifiate ttltrc-CmCT*
health elurt

health eJucaUon tcit<C fii g c
health exhibiUon RTtac-tnflhfl
healthier public opinion qctCCT CfC*
wc. cVcct

health improvcnicnl drive fCItW-

health institution Hnw-t^rin
health iniurance
health officer wmc-cfijClft
health parade WTTVC-HT^
health propaganda rCTHCJlWTT
health propsgioda work fqiq»c-UOIf»

cri

health publicity officer rqTtvC-ttCt-
cfciift

health regulations tTTr«C ftf=fCC
health rej-ort mf»» cf5>xc
health resort fCTSvC »vr^
health school fTtSSC frCTWC
health section isrsvq
health lemcei »TrSt».it^

Health Pprin; Terk tniyrrT'fW.

health visiUng 735 heat-resi»tant

Tje»hh (PHM. 152)

health \i 9 itor (she is a lady)
health vfeeh

healthy oAj 1 (being in a state ol
I health) WW
3 (fondiiciie to liealtli)

3 *r*3T

wholesome taiWiT?
ealutoiv
salubrious

healthy appendix ^^WWIsns^g
healthy cow
healthy crop WW ITW
healthy habitation WW Wtt
healthy influence inTW tRTn. SHiJt
airm

healthy person
healthy public opinion
a9TT«Btl-IW
healthy recreation
healthy ipleen ^Jt

heap n m , Wti ir
heap pb. ^ CART, tfl ftnnt

accumulate T*?

«ma<s iTT3»5nt. T»P «
bear cJ. wtwi, (Const )

oyerhear aejsf ^ ?T jjiii
hear and deiemnne Lav afVt

fir?aa«rn

heard and finally decided hIt

wftTO ip? ftPlfiafl

heard In penon S>|, 5 ^

hear, hear Rig, Rig
hearing i «eyt g^Ri
2 Law wm n ,

hearing of the suit Law aH-Rqyi, m»

OgWf

hearsay sargft/ (ire attestation)
hearsai einJence gT RI^R, g^ RTJ^
(in evidence)

hearte (s lehiela foreonyejing the
de*d to the grayej tiyy^n n
heart I n
2 (otatFse) mt m
9 Tbu'wiej 'heart sharied bowel)
(nr? ‘trowel’)
heart tleeV X'r .1 CT^-Thl
beirtJiurning /., RTtmfeaV «.
heart defen {,n wood) RTT eu

heart disease g^tb,
heart failure 1 firCTR

2 SrsVitfcl)
hearth 55^/.

heart of the radar system

heart pca(Cardtotper<Rt>rt holicaeaiu'iO

(B..N.)

hearts = Oxalis acetosella
•hrrWI/.

heart sac (pericardinm) n'tg,'' (^T*t^)
heartsease I <* plant) tlHtgw ni-
2wwalt flower (CArirnntkut cAriri)
ftffiritr m.

3 (a colour, blnish bine-red Wlfi^
in bne, ol high satnration and

low ft brilliance) egiiyoifnelR

beartsecd (Cordtojprmiiiis Adheaea*
fcK«)^’ftt<ht/ (B.. N)
heart shake Fcretlrv (extending from
pith ontwards^I F-B) HTT'ftTT!,
HI m. (nrJk pith)

heart-shaped aJj.
heart sounds

heart-spotted woodpecker Jets

heart'urehin (a heart shaped aaa nreh-

heartwoodwdnramen RTtCl^n.

(/er tTplanalien $a dorameo)
heartwood formation un«txs
beattwort»M«liloi«is ofScioilis dtn*
rtitTrei/.
heat o. I acirai /.

2 Fhft (HJ aran (•«%)m. (aj

3 (science)

4 (sexual excitement in the lemale)
heat rA. «iiw

heat apoplexy 3Wi-Trnwra

heat-crack roreilrf *«l

heated adj. trw. niftn

healed bay mftv qvCTf B

healed intenor Ceoj

heal energy Pk^s. *a»lat

beat engine a.«ai-nytl. TXR-rt** n.

heal engine laboratory 3;qT-«TT!i

heat eguator^lhennal cijnator (re-
gion ol tLe earth encloasd within
the aoanst isotberms of artfl ft*
Bnif'iB ».
heater onves-

heath i?o( 1 (waste land) \IX7T gfll /.
2 (any andershrab of the genns
Ertca) il'^3 HI. .

heather 1 (heaths of the genns Ertea)
irarani.

2 (a colour, bluish red la

hue,tatuTatinn and brilliancemedi*
nm tP"^) trtHiTti-ilR
beating amti.
heating effect tRipr-tiRT?
heating of grain iJTrtl-?nT3
heating power (of wood)

beating resistance
heat motion setr-nft
heat of adsorption Phvtteal Chsm.
atfegjTiI-SXHT

heat of eombnstion Physical Chem»

heat of condensation Physical Chm.

heat of dceompoiition Physical CJlcrv

heat of dilution PApiieal CAaei. * 1 ^

heat of difociaiion PAyiieal Ohm.
ft«a4*9WT

heat el fortnation PAsriieaJ Owwi.
(heat evolred or absorbed whan n
eompoond is formet.1 —)
heat of fusion PAjj , , ‘hm.
heal of hydration ^’Airiicai Chem,
3«A44-3.UII

heat of ionization PAyneal CAcrtu

wHe-i-oi'Mi

heat of Iiquefaeuon Phyt., CAcns. OT-
5nt-3rRn

heat of neutralization PAyiicofCAem.
W9)TW*3^xjn

heat of oxidation Fhitical Chem,
ctTt»i-5«n

heat of passion RlTI>tT, m-

heai of reaction physical Chem. sli-
rCTI-Scan

heat ©t solution physical Chem.
ft?n*i*3an

heat of aublimaiion phytieol Chem,
3TRT^*3:ejn

heal of yapouruation Phyt. Chem,

3:t3i

heat of wetLng (of toils) RIf’tSxirr
heat radiator vrt ftftyc
heat-resutant atRRt, atufl if) ( 41 ^)

h«tt

736

hadgerew

leti KBsitioo
be»t*troke 3Jei
he»t itfoo jIt tb.
hett •am Phyiical Ch^n-

beat ftnmnittiOD

h«it lest tube TO

belt tinting

belt tonalitT (imoust of belt issoci
lied witb ehenueil reietion— Ben.
nett) HfsflfltWI m

beit.treit ei C)um (to tretl by belt-
ing) ttn-WV^
beat treatment sn-ft7^
beat unit

beat-seave Pbyt XUIJrfn
hearefl Oeol m. (lateral

d.splicemeQt)

bearen 1 wfl fTn-ypt m
S Citron KITT7T «
beiTCDly adj Wifw,
beaxcniy bodj«etlestialbody<liirofi>

beaner charge XT’hrr
beaner-tbu air ad} TOI^^
bei»er«thaa.ait fleieg atehioes
iniVJ^ ijw-aw*
beiTilj (iriiro) £fif ■«
beiTily eengcited wfl-dr^s^
beatiBcia gTft/ < «I<>n
beiTiDg (to be lined ost of the gro-
nnd) IJItfld-t n.

IleiTiside laxerer repoo Sadie (at a
height of lOO kiloDietirs (tT^vp)
flQMUl wt
E layer * err

loDMpbere eiBau<iai
beery ad} 1 3 ^ (light T)* *nfl

3 (timber) 3^atTfl (wecliaaificatioD
by ereight)

4 • pooderosa Pkam, 3 ?
beary artillery 3 ^

bcary bloc line Sire
beary bomber 3 ? grV r t X
beery built arift TO
bearr eampbor oil 3 ^
beary rapanly baliore 3 r,«^. 3 n
beaty ihenieal indutlrr xnft TITO-
fitx«Tn

beary rbemieals anfl rtrrii
beary eompiUtiODi anft <fTOt
besry compound iMrresI arfl «x-

iniation

beary corh. 3 ? »» 4 n
beary crown tbumuig (H C. grade)
Pordlry wfw (»f»r B irft)

beary drinker tWl'Mift
beary eleetneal plant
beary engineering 3 X
beary eiploitalion Forettry

beary fluid 3 X gV. Vlft gX

beary-foliaged ■41^

beary goo ZfsL 39

heavy hessian an^

beary tatenaiiy(of thiDoing) Foreitrv

atfinmn

beary liquid 3 ^ STB, tltd BTV
beary loam 3 ?

beary luggage JlJir wfl ^tOTi Wtft

beary magneaiaBma^netla ponde-
rose Pham , Chen 39 kOW
beary manual worker anft *9 CT^

beary metal 3 ? W 3 , Wifl 913
beary oil 3xW,9rft%9
beary opening FertMrt *rf*» «9*1*
99

beary packet mft
beary platinum group 3 Vn 9 T 3 . 9 ^
bearr platutum mctalf 39 iTgt 1 >u 7
913

beary rainvrftu^f
beary rainfall wift vrt
beary run of work aifiX TO »n 9991
beary tea flfiTTJB 1*39 (am i«a)
beary aeedanft 4 t 9
beary shower 0<07 «n9!9»s. (tBeieot
word)

beary snow wanunga aiftf^n-TOl-
99

beary aodagtasa tube 39 -f 99 nr.TO-

919

beary (Oil Wlft 391

beary apar 59 UlPUUt

beary atroetnrala 39 ntrxfllV, 9 lf|

beary thinning Fetnlrw (Germ. Star
ia i>HrrV<ra/*<s9) f»t99
D grade v

beary tunlwr^C 9919 9l(t rrft

beary iraetor 3iC9fT*

beary irassport vebicle 39 - 7 ( 1999 .

919

heavy weight 59 WT, 9f991t
Hebe 1 (a colour) = cherry blossom
(a colourr red in bus, of bigb
29,tataratioD}

3 ^llron 99 gTBI «•
bebraic gTamle^grapbic granite
faebronitewamblrgoniie
be buffalo Sfm

hcetocotyliution ZooU ^lVfhfl99 n.
hecioeolylua Zool. (one of the armt
of tbe mala arhicb it tpeeially mo-
difiad 10 rarioua rriji to effect tbe
fertiluitioD of tho eggt) l9%9f*I n.
herto gram (hg ) 919 91*9 n. (9 91.)
beeio-grapb sm.feTI m.
hectol. (becto-Iiter) 9199. (iHJriQ)
becto-liter (hectol., hi ) 919-999 ns. (7.
9*J

brrtom, (beets meter) 9191 (fTIJTR)
hectometer (beetom., btn ) 919-919 *,
(7 91)

beddlewbetld

Hedeome (Gk hedve 'gw»at’-fe»tB#
'odout') 9 ^tl*« BXlft
Bcdera Set 91T99*^-B7nfir
H. bebx (eteepioiity, try)

9irr^ (Hal marorala, Tam.
nararalai Iry was lacted to
Baeebna, tbe Greek gsd of vine.
XTt IB SKewO may be conitroed to
refer to tbe Buddbiit *EtiI Oae*)
hedge fi 1 (bnibee planted ae hedge)
Tftg9m.

3 (barrier of bnibee) 593 %/., 91T
fence 3 I 9 (rf, “hedgeei feneet*' in

GBa)

hedge a 4 Stock Szeh (to counter,
balance a aaJa or purebaae of tbe
teenrity by making a purebaie or
lale of another) ^ 9919
hedge end ditch 5nro 919 9rt
bedgebole — baybote
hedge garlie — gtrlie rauatard {AlUa-
Tta offietnalti) * 1399 ^ m.
bedgebog 1 9199 n. (The word «IT9
occuri IB tbe 999tfk91 of e'lr'^fh.
Cf Siadbi }a\e for bedgshog),

3 •Reoanculoe errensis 9)999419.
«9m.

bedgeman 9^1399 ns
hedgerow qM ft g /.

737

HeUanthtu annnua

h*ag*-»P«row

if^CC'iparrow Ata STR-^T*

^3* aaaenl wori>

b^^e^pcrKgoldcn grain ( rtriai*

can liaFtw-j) «•

h^gisg Start tvw’i *• (*^

hedge riJ _

li e d o n • \ ^jcopy\anthfc&e)

C nft^ «.
brdoDie cd] 1

gift’HTftT

bedoniea stftnft/.
bedonisa »Ihnr? «t.
bedoDUt WRiarfl l4\) ■».
bedooiiUe adj- WlilVt^
bedonology Bbedoma
•bedron •«r{tv

Hedjctuom Bat. *tr*^'**^

H. epvcatum <E«an

«tj. MW. Kfcdk. tajrar
lae&.2i>Hin. Gaj. Pns).

bsaAnrherAa)

HedfOtu ■ttneal«n>«0Id<BLis<L4
•nnenUne £«(.

Dedf«tie nretnouaOldealuidtt
bifien

Hedrureie U InbeJ Bet. rTBTft'T^*

fK».

IlrdTMnisi Bet VIVTft-TTft
DiiJ Be«medioa 1'HTif ffT.fr
II, pngeiieum frraw
n. purpureunaDrimodioa pely*
carpnm

heed «. (B«oJ, WW «.

be«dU«« «<fj. «RW«K, «•

beedletinr** », ifR^Tn/..

hr?l II larfra/, ^

3 r.lt (rear ead of ■ frog] ^ ».
be«l ri u* heeling
bei*l block B.V epw ei
heel-in Jarei.'ry (Germ. ei<ueU<;r«.
«a»><.'te*i) (to t‘orB T^ceg trees for
tlantiDg by iisertiag them u e
temporary measure la diap jro-
aad-lFJl)
firi^ 2 atw

heeling (of e ship, to east to one
t it) ».. ^

heeling error «OW ftira

Ktf&er lemp = uarl-ecetate Ump

hegemon trf^trrdl tlW »•
hegemonic ail; ■{^rrKl
hegemoniit ^ hegemoBizer mBihiII

hepBonizer=hegemoBi<t
hegemonjr arfm7. vut intTT at.
lleptotherudae e«.

TIegetothenam PjIePBto{.ST^>ml7
he-goit jtra TK, *¥n
Ileidelherg man 9TS^-Rm(iM
can)

heifer (a eow that haa not had a calf)

heifer in milk
height I

3 Fcrettrt Jt-oot/., 4^tt
height-block ir«oA.
height bond Bly
height flass Fcrttirt
height enrye Ferettrt
height pawth Fcratrt
height measor«rFcr<sfry3VT^4tTT«,

height of eollimatloa Smrg. tnf7>9PI
itntf

height of eoltiButioa lerel book

Stff.

height of lestraeeai Sary.

height of the embaakaent Sarr VtC>

height of aierat awttia - lt a a i
height «r terminj! shoot FcrnSrf
(Germ. EndltitH) ataitiT-JR^t
IIeiia«eb ZooLabomesickoeis
beiooai od}. «f|f, Snm
■iroeion* itfy^rni. ^tiR.
fljgiuoo>T?i^ *■

fiagTBBt aifjaVt

faeinoaiofTeoee ttf^ trrtra.»^»a K l -
tre

heiDOQS organized cruae
WTTT*

heir ^nfl 5 n.

sueeessor antir^aift
derisee

legatee 2rnrE;{t
ippoiafed heir CrjT

le^ heir W ^laix

preiampUre hm tnt f Ct X'^T
p'ospeeure heir ardt
ctpectint heir ai2^
heir ippai^at 1 Lve ST’axr XJBIX

ssxrrs

heirat-law XlfT^i eft*

<T^

heir by custom

heir by derisc £oe X^STIT* 2 XIX7X
heiress XWTXI/.
heir general Late

heiriooms (asy larcitors and ether
personal chattels ahich by

law deeeesd to the heir with the
inhentanee) ^i^it-a

heir of prorision (one who taecoedt
aa heir by nitae of apaztienlax
proTBion in a deed)
vli*

heir of the body Xiun (an heir in the
direct line of deseeat)
heir of the line Lad XlliJ?

heir presumptircapreauaptireheir

Leo (ftnil xnrx

heirs exeenteis, administrators, and
representstiTc# X1QI7. ft*X17*t RX*

rftf nftftft

uiigas «fMgHllWl
dutribateea 2tlB(nT

tad cellatr^ beira *(Vt
tthrflwxixw
beinhip XIXIT®! /•
beirship eertificate XTXTtXT-ffRT»mr
heirs of the va beir of the

body irV

Ilelamos Zed tlwIvy-HTft (their
general heild* particularly, the
ahape of the lo^elegsiiufjeslscore
perfect adaptation to arboreal life
at the expense of general aetinty
on the gri»^'3)
held adj. **

held in. position IfacJu X5TTX3iftt&

held in irnst s*W TT
held on ears

held under attachment auVlUSt-TT
held srater Sat
ne]eoehsiis*°IIIeoeharii Bet.
heliseal risiog drtren. «\m
beliznthin /.

belianthine CoL Ind.
beLaolhas ■» ennflower Set. ^5^/»
neUanthnt JJrt. ^dg^JTSlft
B. eBnuna Qady elerea o'clock,
marigold of Ben, aun£awsr)
xrsn’w^jOla.if.x:^, Ben.

Ooj n.n ^

Tim Tel Km ^.'^•n^

H. nf iJue ^ftn

K tub«roiu»(Jerus»leni»rtichoke)

(the root 19 » del.cons regetible)

-

heheel ad, (ip.reD f’’®.

(belli

hclidl coll Enijtn. afan V*''
belie»l •pnng illy f»ra **’<
belicil wire J»«! H»5
lUlichthye PaltonM (Ok Jiilioi'eun
wrg) WTjifta Jreift

H elf fins

Ilelieie BcJ

belieoidaiJ; Bo« (^uecessivedmRhler

■xe« deeelop on the i»me side, in
n *mp»rou» cjrooea bf»ncbin«l

fill'd ( «^

helieopier (JeeiRned (or T«rlie*l
Mcentl n (ibort (or «*»

b*lieo*i>ore (hrlieo ItonGk htlit epi

rinWffol 1» “P or cork-

eerowliko eylindticel epoee)
jftlig m (I'^« tpir*'!
belirotreou llbe pM*»S*

that eonneett the «al4 tyoptnt

aad leala »«»libuli at the apei o(

eochlea) "

Hrlicirreae Bet •miTIK » UT
laniily)

lltlirterea Bot. snriVJ

H. laora-lndnoicrew tree (Nadi)

ptJn»<in''*I'T (D.M ^ITI. Mar
5Ttf•^n. Gu] (niirdaiinj Cm
sttrr^)

Helictidinae (euUamily) flTTW

iraxr5*n «> >• •"«**'''

word) ,

lirhctJl Zxi
behde Clu"» *1^ »

IlfliRine rhffdfi-Paf»OD»ia epira-

l>« BcC

beliadoDf lUfl Col Ind

an

h. Uoe nifrfm nlw
h blue frcen »l4rrftet*wtR
b l■ordfauT vfrm

b btowB T«

h dail Line atfa^ tfw

HaUanlhua ngUua ^58

h faslaearlrt^Vrtt^lfrJt^nW
h RoUen oraoge ^Ppftst

aim
h green

h grey^lfWtwJ'^
h orange Win

ii. pinV wm

h prinliDgliUek^^finftFia’’**^
h

b. aearlet

h. Tiolet D »

h. yellow 0» n n

helio. ^

belio acid black Col /«<1 *1^ "rw^lW
helm bordeiu* Cbl /»<1. ^ wl^rik
btlio brilliantblue Col Ind ^ hi^I

•fW

hrlio liriUiani green Cot tud aA

wtanft

belioceoue Citron
beliaccDtrte ad, A$tr«n qVkTift^
heliocentric dittance dilroa aA‘
k*3fW^r^

belioeeatrtc ecliptic coonlmatea
Jilroii. tJ.S%*#in *ifiTO*f?» nffl
heliocentric ecliptic rectangular
coordinaiea turen ^^infrawTri
JTHS ntmTm

beUocentric equatorial cootJinaiei
iltron

belioceotne equatorial rectangular

rdiOate^eUou

heliotrope

helm last violet Col. Ind. ^

helm fast yellow Col. Ind ftilT

heliograph 1 ((or taking photograplli
of tho Bun) TO.

2 (for telegraphing by meant of the
aun’a raja thrown from a mirror)
n-

lieliographie eiJ, Aitron.
lieliographic coordinates dliron.
fWlii tjnr

hcliographie latitude ditron.^T^iW

iieliograplite longitude A$lr»n.
(hthn %111'fliqw

lielio-meirr (for measuring

any short srch of tho colestial
spliore) wrj WI-WR. ifltnn > »• ^
helm-micTcwReler Aitron

hell

belli

hell

qw rrmti

■ntrte letHode dilron le*

rlioeenirle loogili(de Aitron 9^4-
%’iT’t qstirrrqw

paralltK Aitron
chrome yellow Cob /«<f *14

hctiochryrin CoL /ad nV^t/
helm fart blue Cot /oi ftW Ott
helm fail crrmioe Col Ind

hello fatt orange Col Ind. ^ ttm

helm latl pink Col M ^4

helm Iru red BL Cel /ad >24 fttR
mat

helm (ail rotnne Col Ind ^4 flot

hrlio orange Cot Ind wltl
lleliopaia Are, (■I't*

jjfki eecuri tn

Tlrliopora Zool (ineludea tbs atill*
eenting blue coral'
lleliojmriilae Jooh ^tBSTTS'katm.
heliO]>urpurine Col. /nd
brim red RL Cot. Ind . ^ tBl t <r
llelmrailhidae .Irri an«i^(«B-4rT m.

(*l*hl(^ oceura in ffriftwr)
Ileliotciadium loundaium «• Apiom
iDundaiiim

Ilrlmreiadium noJinorutn Apium
noJiflorum

Ilelioiciadium repena b Apiura re*
peoi

hehotiope ditrm tftjr "»■
belio-ilat (luobeain is mads statio*
nar>) tjurg aiTR n.
heliotrope I (« plant wbidb (drur
towards the aun) m

2 Bo( (splint of the genua ^(li>
lre;)ia»i) vlj^rdl/.

S HiHtrnl. =» Lloodalone

n.

4 (a colour, reddish bluo-red

rve in hue and ol loyr brilliance)

5 Sure (for maling long-dmaccs
obeersatione by means of the sea’s
rays thrown by a mirror)

heliobopa fliey

739

homafinic

h«Iioacop«

helioptapli

teljotfope grey (* colour, blue red
in tiue, of low *7 iituration)

beliotroper m-

heliotropic ad}- Bol-
phototropie

beliotropiim Biol /.

phototropum

Eeliotropiam Bof STSlfit

{rfflftTift MCtent word)
n brevifoliam (leives rery whit©
— BmoI

II. eicbwaldi (iiiky le©Tes~-Btsu)

H ladicam (B..N ,

31 Gs] Zlin. lieihMUTa,

Ben. hafttur)

H. ttngosnm (letrea lineu— Batn)

n. taberculoanin (with whit© bain)

U, uaduUtnnvII. taberenloiam
betio tiolet Cel. Ind-
Helietoa(iuo aoimaleule*) ^eot
SlfifT tn jl , *^Vyuiftt*nri *1. (fl
order)

belian Chm «.

beliam group Chen
belix Btigin. «Omm
Tlelix Zod. U genus of Issil fusils
hSTiog s eoiled shell Let. fieliz
'snytbing of epirsl shspe')
rnnf’t

n boTteuiis eUH*Se9Uief
II. uemoralis rmiP’t J'fliiHT
It pomatta (so edible mail)

s»^»m

hell m.

hellebore green (a colouTp yellowiah
yellow-.gTeen r^fVOr In hue* sstu
ration end brilliance nedium *roi)
afMTxdft'fls
helleboreia Chen

hellebore red (a colour, blulih red
fn hue, of high J^sitniatiorl
trptrftw

helleboria Chen- anfn /.
hellebonne TCilfl/.

Ifellrlioras Bei. T»?IHT»7ft
II. niper hmw ai.iU
hellgraiDBiite tmneh used as a fish

bait by aRglen) Wnftr «.
hdl-weed=^inincnlns arreDsis iftn

helm ^y'aitf. tn. (ancient word)
helmet ftrnupH. ftlTTf «. (ancient
word)

helmetcd homblll Aee$ nh^VTlfl*

«t*T

helmet flow«r»*ecnll cap Bol-
S'57

helmet.thaped aJj.
nelmholts resonator Phyr. (it is
apherieal in abape) ulat'aH*

belmiothn worm fik m.
helminth-agogotnd/.yfil'TFHTft {■<^)
helminlh-cmeeis n.

Helmiothea ZoU mpl (from

fft)

helminthiasis J/ed m.

helminthic odp. Ifint
9T»3’BTft(k=0
helmiothicide yftiM m.
helmiothie infection
helminthic parasite
helmiothismahclnunthiasis
helmiatho.^Bf.
helminthoid ndj. fTvn
helmiotholopy fraftlirr tfrfWl/.
helminthomafsn^ m
helreinthophohia /.
Ilclmintbosuchys Dot B3lf^
II. tacinijta (ITlV.

frSt)

II. sejlamca (solitary apAe— Bssu)

helmiothons adj. ifed- f Dm
helmsDian •'AwT »n.

helo*(Ok Mm ‘ marshT
Ilelobdella ZoeL (parasitic chiefly on
gutropodl) T^nr^w mnfH
llelobiae Bo( (an order ^ of Mono-
cotyledooi— Willis) *'Ctfit^-nhr
n (helobiDOs'Imng In DiartbeB7
helobionsniy.Bief

(n)

lleloderma Zod (dUTera from all the
rest tci hariog teeth wbieh are
grooved for the docta of poison
glands— rn II 410 ) ftTlfFtTl'
naif^

IlelodermaiKbe CT-^JT tn

llrlodemudacfTtmDm m.
llrtodnlusZu*

helophyte (Gk. Jules ‘marsh’ ■s'O) Bot.

y, ^

HeIotcidiaiB*=Ap5om Set. sraWTf-
ffirrfa (sUhI’I aneient word)
helot m.

help n. /.

help cJ. «T5J®T tfSWSf
Help cells = synergidae Bol- lisni*

helper tr^re^fn.
helpless adj.

Helrella Bol. (the saddle fungi)

II. elastiea JPrrTOT (STiTRV

elastic)

Helrellaceae Bol. fl.

Helrellalea Bol. (order) MWluitdt-

«iHn.

Eelretia bine standard PTo. Zssink
bine Cot. Ind, sirfl
Ilelretia brown Jsgolden brown
Col. Jnd.

Helretis greenBadd green Cef.ihif,
belvue e)rttf)t7i m- (^- for man-
ganese. for berylliun, *>.
for iron, H. for iilieate).
(a yellow or yellowish mineral)
wrtlf^ ©». (’frilT yellewishi 4* tor
efir* mineral)

Helwiogis madfolU (a eyme of anall
flowers appears un trua leaves—
UeLesn 1 999) st^tT T^U'Hd
hem tb WS’ftT’t
bemshsem
hemal ad}. Vf't
hemal arch Anal
hemal canal Anal,
hemal ridges Zoel. wbt-^
hemal tide Zool. nVei-^TT^
hemal spine Anal- <*l^I7-TrCT
hemal system Zed
hemangioma ITed m.

hemapophysis Zod. TTr^TT-Ti m.
hemase, haemase (hem.+cstaliue: a
catalase present in blood) n.
hemit-, heroito. srtDin.
liematein Chem tTfi’erflrT m.
hematemesis Silrnin, ^RtTstTK n
hematin Cfi^. trlfttfs f.
hematioe Chem. srtPrft /.
hemttiae erfUsli, parte, patrilt
Ccl. t«j. siHKl trj, Hi oW
hematinie ST^WilT

hsmatita 7" htmocoelomic

ftBcioDt word)

Ileiiii-cbordata Zetiw

bemitite iltneral (lo called becense
of the red colour of ite powder)
hecoet . for

tnioeral)

bemetite red (» colour, yellownb red
trrrftl IQ hue, of low eatwaticn
and low fe brilliancej
lieisetilie ipiarttite
bcmato , hemat* nlftra*
bcmilocele fifed

hemitocbrome fiot (a red eoloariDj
matter lu tome unicellular algae)

Kr^tOnnfR’l) n
bemato-cnt (Gk mCei judge )PAvtioI-
(au lastrument for determiciBg the
relitiTe amounta of plaama and
corpuaclee in blood) n.

bematogea SieeKm. jfffww m
hematological ad/, sfifjrfrt
hemaiologiii tu

beraatologT f

hematoma l (tumor eoataiaiug blood)

wIoitIt "

S 1 T)im«Tm ('«( fuelling)
hctsatopeieiia m bemopoieiia 2fcd

beroatoporplivriD jJiorficm

Hemaiopotafiact rf^m-spn^
li italica a It pluiialie

hemateayliD fibljft /
bematUTia rtnbg m
red waler ITl)f
black Mjlervi^hc
heme - haem

Ilemerocalha Hot (Gk. hemtrs 'da>'
f'f + lallca'beautT ^ 1 * 1 ) f^Ttfrwi-

II fuUamfrw^iriTrtn

hemerythna vleiffaft/
bemuwaeni* Rrht , M'S'
i>emi.a)>)unio»ea an^ ffTTf
henkaacoipore Yt'd. er^-^l -ftJ l ll^
lleimbaiicliomyceiea Dot (number
of VatiJioiporaa lodefinitc)

hemibracch Zool (kewi •hatO *nf«

*<r« a.

hemic

I.efn(.ee)lt.Io>e CW »rfir-«htTJ
Ifemichelideo ffrA (»«

ITenueircaa Avet (rery abort S7 tail
3*0)

Hemiclepaie (!ewb> cbiefir paraulia
OB fish) Wslbt-S*l 1 d
bemicryptophytc Ptaot Eett (a
plant IQ wbicb the perennatiug
buda or aboot apicea are aitcatad
on the enlace of the aod— Bor
p-lODireHk^/

llenuejclispta Ztxi. <tT€lV4t4'4 mts
II murcbisoai UIHiaO Uldimbm
IleiDideiDue Bof

11 iodieaa(faIaeiaraapariI]a. Indian
aarupariUa) tiwi'uulfrfl

frftTT, Bin attaBl)
faemidramua Pham.

Ileinigalago Zocl. (fienii- +Galaga

Ilemigaleoa Ztd- Blfaim^-mfo
Hecnigatioec (euprainil)) BfitlflUd*

«r«,

llemigalua Zeol
hemibedrel «d/ Cryu eiviilO
bemihedrtl facetaCrytt
hemibedril beminorphic Cryit
anWt*

bemi belerorcrtal oAj Zed. mft-

hemi-icellileBe nifii

hemi-mellxic ody
llemi'inetabolt Zad
mpl

bemi raeleboltain ZeoL
hemi.RieUaiorpboaie m bcmi>meta>
boliam

bemimorpbic ad> Crptl friftffc
hemimorpbic elaea Crpfl
heminorpbilc n (h (or

ailKC, for jrrj iino
oaide. C*loraif>amiDeml)
lleounyarteZoof (themuacularringi
of thaboda wall ate uiualiy lacom

pIete)«'C^tB«i iHpl.

•ni m. (ajn luborder)
hemi-oaiJe (nfil «iW
heni-pareaile

hemiphloiae Bet Tat (halt eoeerel
with hark. pkfoM ‘Urkl«Rfin«B
aemiaheni)

hemiplegia 3 f«i ^fgiKnaa. (ancient

Hemipoeoetee Zact. (no lenteia of
Aristotle ^^)fawfa^-ildird
H. ndialus trUTT^T
bemipaeustic ci/ Zool* (baTing ooe
or more pairs of apiraelea closed)
•il/IfdiHUt}) (4^)

Demipodu dru (the hallux i«
abaent) K^53'*I*I »»• (* 1 ^ order)
ncmiprocDe Ata

Hemjptoeniiue Area ^*5**1^45101.
(laji only one egg. oeeurt in

tfiafpiT of sufBil^t)

Hemiptcra Zed. tnf^xiui m. (’n

Hemipns dees (kerns*

Btft • .pm -STX)

Hemiri)ophid*e m.

Hemirampbinae w g d n m.

(*3551 anbfamily)

Heminmpbua Zod (genus of balf-
beaka) BinreP 3 -snn% (mfit half,
bemi t seoi.+vr^ beak)
OenuicylliuiB Zoal (kemi »lfl» 40k.
akvlion ’a dogfieb* *>T)rfkni() tnOl*

hemiaphere 1 ifa/k. srWw m.

3 dflron.i Zed. *i.

bemiipberical bowl st^iihs
beuiipbrncat ebell StofiM srWr«

brmiapore jlfpeot. m.

ncmitaraci Area OnTti.mfs (the
crown 5*14 la oorered with denst
yellow Ifatben)
benu lerpene

Hemilrigui Za>l BTO innft (C*1S
oeenrs in gify. etc.)

bcmi-Tertehri Zod. 5TT&-5fl*S
b'mloek 1 fkmfrT n
S (iny tree of the genus Piu^a 4 y )
aDirm m

hemlockdropwortaOenantheerocaU
hemlock fruilwcoiiium fruit Pknrm.

hemlock spruce (any erergreen tree
of the genus Tiu^a 4 y ) kOlITtt m.
hemmed adj.

hemmi ng e harget sztOn ***
Iierao.ehorulie Zod frhnxntktj

heraocoele siYsi^ /
htmoeoelomie 5 l l* l\g5 ^T.

hamocoolomic channali 7^1

henna Uavea

lieino«o«lAinic etianocli

kemocoelomic fluid
hemocixlomic iyilem
li«ma-<nneeairatioa (rapid inereuA
la tb« relative erythrocytic content
of the hlood— DorUnd)

berao-cyanin Bicekm- /•

hemocytonieter (far determining the
namher of eorpusclee m a gi»*a
Haictitj of blood) STTm

tenojen fliofAeni. (hematogen) 9TT«t-

mn

bcTBOglobm Bioehem, (a eompoand of
hematia and globia) 9?r>l-

hemojlobinometer ^ m.

fccmoglubionna = black water 9Tnt-
M. (ancient word)
bemogrcjranne Zool. iTld^QI/.
bemoiyim Bioekm wnrfftr/.
ttemolyiia /inmunel. WfeThn «.
hemolytic adi •rl’rtRi*
hemolytic itreptocoecna nhtffire
Hiwiiitaru

hemolyte v6. (to prodace hereoIyi‘«)

hemophilia 3ftd ev.

hemophilic adj- arfirps^rfl’t
hemophilic leodeney erfjWi^X'
HTfvf

Hcmophilua (H ) DmU (grow beet or
only la the preeenca of hemoglobin)
«ThrEnTr3.T»rfy(fT)
n. came (from the iroegma of
doge) 9T TTT

H coDjunctiritidia lea H, of Koch.
Veelj

11. duplex^n of Kecb-Verks
H, fell* (fiiind lathe throat of
•ate) fenw-err.

II. haemolyticua til'JlISM STT.

II. hemoglobiaophilut — n. came
H. influensie • influenza ban).
In*. Pfriffer’a bacillaa (foond la
canee of influenza)

H laruaatue aa« II of Moraz*
AienfeM

n of Duerey " Dnrrey'a ban!,
lui • Oanlln* tll^prla mollta
(found in the leeione of ehan-
eroid and rrobahlj eaaaing the

tame)

H. of Koeh-Veeka = H. doples,
Raeillat argyptiacna, baeilloa
of piok>«yc, U'eek'a baeillua,
Oactenum aegyptiacom (doaely
reeemblee 27 in^iiaiuae which is
found in ooajunctiral tac and
probably eaneee an acnto eonta*
gioos eonjoBctmtia known aa
pink-ej e) wnwfij 9?I»

|{. of Sfarax.A(enfe!d « Baeil.
1 o a duplex, B. lacanataa, B. of
&forax*Axen(el<l (fo ind in eaiea
of enbacnta conjanctivitie)
«>T9Tf.

n. pcrtntsia = Bordet's bac>nDa>
Bordet-Cengoa b . B. penniiia,
B. luasie conmliivae (reaemblee
77. tnltievM wbieli la fonnd in
cues of pertnaaia) wtialn'Siy.

If. ania (caoaoe swioe tofloenra)

hemopoieaU w bematopoleala
hemopoietic aabataoce Pham- 17^*
fllf*

hemopoietic ayalem UeJ

hemopoieione Pham. n.

bcmopoietone eompoand (with trert)
Pharn. Imn (anq.

«f«rf)

hemoptyila Hid (expectoration of
blood) tl) fxiiix 0*.

hem o-pyrrole • crypto-pyrrole
Ckrwi-

hemorrhage Uid. yrtWT to. (aocient
word)

hemorrhapc

hemorrlupc diaeaac ^rx

hemarrhaglc aepUcemia n^rfrv

hemorrhoid we bemorTboiJi
hemorrhoidal artery Jnat. (mppliea
the rectal and anal region}

Wr/y

bemorrhoidal plexaa Zoc/.
hemorrhoidi • pileey'Cr/lit.
Hcmotpondia • llaemoapondia
hemcijuiic ad> TTfrA(4%)
hrmp ilTXT /., snt n . »R
hemp agniBony (/’•pafopiaw ranna-
bteum) arwfjnrei /

hemp bendy {ITtbiteni eannoiintti)

hemp drug IT*jtt 5tT3t; trt*T,tlflTT»

hemp drug depntit register *1*31-
5rT3

hemp druga aerica *T*3T-»tT3-tTl5n
Ilempel eoluma Ckewi tjfiTl-iTr m.

Hempel tube CAem

hemp packing

IlempricU'a long eared hat il7cmm.
CmPnt 3^ (two apeci-

meba bare been obtained in Gilgit
frtifrt)

hemp rope Tiet-ntl
hempaeed 913 €13 n.
hem-atitelied adj fRtflfts
hen /. (ancient word)

henbane l (TTioreyaeiiia super, black
henbane) 59T3T /. (Baaa)

2 59nfrTn

henbane leavea Pham. 53 izf 93 -<f 3
henbell (ITj/eiefrtmiis super) 5 tR 3 T /.
(Baio)

henbit wLaminm amplexieanto
hence Hath, ftf- (therefore wr )
henceforth fAr ?t. m?! «V ^
heneeforwerd 37?! ft

henchman i (* ‘nglithand min’, *
trusted follower and inpperter)

3 (a political follower, one whose

anpport la chiefly i matter of per-
lonal adrantage) sn ,

fld-i'll

hen-fat (CAesiopodinsn of&UTFi) WTtgsi.

(MW),

h e D gl e i ni tewcobaltnickelpyrite
Sfiaeral. ftlFT-tTIsftv si. (# 3 . for
kjSTJ e 0 b a 1 1 , 37 - for 373 nickel,
•itiifls pyrite)

hen-harrier Ares f7FJ-«rft (-Tf} m. (vft
ancient word, ef. Hindi 9 T(J
henkam (Tryoicyiwnui super) 93737 /.
(Baan)

llenle'a loop «• loop of Henle Jaat.

(a C tbaped tnm in a nnniferona
tabnle of the kidney) CvtxTJTnft /.
henna 1 (a thmb) n. (ancient
word),

3 (a colour, red lish red-yellow
in bne, of low fit brilliatiee)
frftyi'sTWt

henna learee ft 7 ft

heid’f-frras*

henna plant

heam pliat tttfrmii

trh m (N,MJ ,

Ucimieg’* lube nielhod Pkyt

nennco»botDud»e ZoA.
ihtKv.

henry PJitti {unit ol ladoetmee

(bt, ool # wtieh u tor
kbeolute unit of lodocticee)

EeDry'i Uw C\m U»» distoWed lo
m liqnid i» fTOportional to th# i*es
»iir» of th# gw)
finnt

lleotent lioe = liee of Oenten

Sra-bn

beDwire =btdderlocVi

hep»T = lir«r •

bepar>hJigeo PjLirfti.

(Lmco)

hepana PLirm. / (te^

extract)

bepaiie ai *f7J.

Qepitieae 3et> (a greap eoataiaieg
lirerwortt) /pi
hepatic apoplexy ifaf VTTf rCTTn
hepatic artery
hepatic caeca
hepatic duct crrsrxTtft
hepatic ptesut ^eel •rrr'CTn.^pi

hepatic portal ayiicta <1171 hfirai

dcpaiic portii reio

feu

hepatic tpiue Zcol trjyT atru
hepatic reio TfT:fen
bepatitii l !,4 tTf^ttlB aa
bepato-paaerraa

hepalopaacTtitir duct ZkI vf\‘
nltafex BOTT^
bepta- Btij.

hepiaderaDr C\e"». Bcrytfrao „
beptaderylic ai; Cke^ BtrTtife*
heptagon Cfcn. nwijl n
HeptaochuivIIeptraochiaa
brplaodroai aJ/ Jin lT»TY>i7r

heptaoe Cie-w a

heptiDoae Cieei /

beptaploiJ aJj BioJ
hepla raJrrj a// CXf%.
heplile ajfjn *.
heptitol aifglX ai

hepioae ciim. WTJ u.

hept-oiide Cleei Ubt-SMH
Heptnochiaa Heptanehoa Zooi‘
(with aeren yaiia of giUcleftal

Deraeleom Bot (baa large nmbela of
white fiowere)l«ol-»»»ii-*r*lfe
Id apoBdylinmfeowpaTsaip)^!^'
feiimS (eow-pannip. co oamed
bp Tuner 1S19 AJ) Sames 0 ]
Herha 76 it growetb in watery
middowes " Lyte 1976 AJ)
Dodaeiu tTJxrtAlS ‘Tuner
calleth it Cowe Paraaep* or Uedo
Fartnep — OED)

n waUichu (the root u toDio~
Caan) C5^ fi;A»CT
herald 1 (loreruoDor) «m 8 , n.

3f8fe»«.

herb 1 *n« «. >|l ^

2J5ol.*tr»«.

herbieeou* Bet 7 r<tg
herbaeeoua plaot Bet grritB TITT,
arrtif ^tvn

herbaeeoua weeda ttl^ht lyaiV
herbage i gn tint «nnt». Tnfi:

3 Loie (aa eaaemeot of putorage
on another e grooud) /

herbanum Bet 1 (a eollection of
dried and preaaed tpeeitoena of
plauW eie)<nt^-«. (ST*.

eirt ’n)m.

3 U building eootaiBieg the coUeo
lion) yittmu n.

IJerbamao loeibodrrfee (flrefonnal
ater* net hod) Ucam'Wir
herb benoet {Geum erbaaem) mC ffi*
herb C^nalopbrr 1 • baoe berry
(Actaaa apnala) /

3 = fleabioe (rutiearia dyaciUa.
TUa) fesf^ n

herb fire-teaf {TMtntiiU repfani)

herb grace (S«tapranv(eiii)gryT 7 p/
{B N)

herl leide — weei} AiUer yiaa m.
lie rb irocDia Area((ooi )4 on the
OBtahirta of fotaala) nife

berbiroroua aJj Zpol VTWVt^,

herb Joho ~ hundred holeafJPypfri.

cum }>cr/oraliiiu) »M|% M.
herb nrirory iirerettraalu anau)

Bot fHsfft/

herb of grace (RmIj prareolen)
trgt/ (BrN)

herb of repenianrcasherb of gr***
herb tepentinccsbetb of grace
herb Robert (Geraniuiu roier(iaavfli)t

hereogiioy R-V (a »*ate ta which
aelf pollioatioa >s made imposaibla)
HdltlNtll «.*!/.

Hereulei Jriren tClltru
Uercufiif Jtlron tttU-Trft/.

o Uereuha, rtr. = Lat algethi

snni tils. VI fit.

Ilrrculia » Karuephorut fjfAv
tils n

m Uereiilia = Cujam Jilron. V3*
ftlttiltlw

dlercynian aJ.i Cfol- (pert to the
period of (oldiDg and mountain
butdieg that teoV place lU mid*
Upper Carbonvferent) AsriRijil*
hercyftife m9 ea (*^ iroap

nrAg atsmioitei n (or mino-
tU)
herd 1
SBgTWni.
herdbook

herd immunity B^ltrirai

herdiBg ast fWlfevr

Uerdmania root tflftfjTJnnfe
II ceyloBiea

if. eomplaaaia (Lit. eompfanatn
•Datteaed’) ?3 ^IrlfjlT
11 dtatehu (founii in the AotaretJeJ

If. mauntiana (te>t traofpareot)

H moUu (L»t fnottir ’aoft’) W

dlilIjrT

II. palhda (colour reddith or pmh)
rrrwrfl^^

II papicteBiit (found id the Paci-
fie Ocean) HTni^-slflfit
If pyriformit (ilL.

pyrun ’peat*)

srgilfUTt rftrr^

II roiea UTW iftftrjT
11 tacriformii
II rubfuteatfr^

It tenuiaCUt man •ihin.alender'

herd quarter (of catlla) quiWU tn.
herd a*gra>i« timothy Cot. q B UI’ T aa.

herdtman 7-13 Hestona,

hcrdimao m.

Iierdswotnan ^tlTI^»n/.
heretftef u.l'U'll'T
Were tnd iher^ > ^'5T T3T

hereby (csed in Bengali).

rm

hereby •eknowleilged
KtTTT

hereby empowered "^77^,

TTTT •itvfA

herel.T eoaeted wfifsTOftW,

fTT% 5TTt

herediUTnenl Law THlfs /
hereditary ad/ fTTTtn. ^7^
inherited
legated frr’ntTT
bequeathed trfrWPW
hereditary eharaeter fnrm

fi arti'1 57*

hereditary elaim FtSl'lfl wwrv^
hereditary enaititntian frtim ^Snr
herediUry diaeate f^ir»WcN», qm*
TTrrq Ttq

hereditary leaae qyt
hereditary office Fni'lfl q?
hereditary officer FtaiHfl arfqqrfl
hereditary right to culiirate

vr ftqnrq atfirqrr
hereditary aticcesiioa'f>qrm
rnriT

hereditary tenure frrr»T»f ^^qFt
hereditary title F tqin o ynfq
herediury nllage offices fi ejm mq.

hereditas Law (inheritaaee.tba rights
and lishilitiaa to srbich an beir
toeeMda) qiq m-
heredity 1 ftaiiiRl /.

2 (aeienee) “genetics fttrmft ftlJW*

heriuge frtifira.^Tqi^qfq
inheniance qrq
legscy frrq
bequest jrRqq
estate frt^l

herein (m or into this) 7*1^. *», ^
hereinafter aia tt^iq^ 7^ 5 anJfi

qqqPl

hereinafter appearing «qttOiq,Tfc«

fVt. •n^t 5^

hereinafter named

hereinafter presided artrnqtq TJ»

qfrqq.^ttS i'ta&qq

hereinafter referred in as
triTTfil^

hereinbefore «Rn;4, TarS q^p
hereinbefore contained nai.< StTS*

hereinbefore defined Iraqi qft*tif»ff,

fqq q?* ql7»»nt ^ *Tt <

hereinliefore prorided atTk?
herein provided for ^ttS aul^tlT
hereinunder ^HTt trapj.
heres=haeres
heresy Tld'it/
heterodoxy
schism

heretic qqifT ( m

hereto annexed fqi Riq

t »*f

heretofore aiu'liM
herennder 1 qr^sftq

2sfV^. waM qq q

hereunto ^ qy
herewith o.a’HS. 7«^ww
hentableod/ 1 qiq^tq
2 ftarqiq

heritahle and Ittnsfershle property

^tqqpq aftTfrai*q?*Stq feqftt

hentahle defeeta Foreatrn ftai'Uq qTq
henuble rtghta Ttqqhq srfiiqtT
heriuge frtiRra {rtf" /

rientiera CcL gs^-tr^

If. acuminata A7>nn gr^

If fomea (the lundri or lundrr of
tha Sondarbans— Tr I-IW) STWFq
5^

II lilloralitfeommonlyfoQDd along
tbeaeaeoast whence Iitloralii—
Tr 1 159) «g:piZ'g®T^

If, mioor“]I. fomes
H. papilio ffqnl^'g*qT (papilio
'butterfly' tranft from Bengali)
berkogimyoherrogamy
Ifer Majesty \dHrqp uginfgq rr^Tsft
His Majesty ^TTiq. nrstfstt WWt?
bemaphrodiie aJJ. Biel. Tirafeiff

(n)

bermapbrodile « Biel Ttraf^ m
hermspbrodite duct g wq &i fl qviT^
hemftipbredile flower qqqf w iO ^sq
he/uiaphrodile gland qqq fyift
hermaphroditiani Btof. Tgq fcq qi /.
heRnelinwharmatiae
bennrtieally wqra.qraTrtrr
heRaeiirallj doted arira hfq

hermetically eealcd wxifl

hermetic aeal wqn-gTt
hermit-crab wis

hermosa pink (a colour, red inhuop
and of high B brilliance) trT»B
Ifemndii Bot-

H pellata (the imce of the plant
13 a powerful depilatory) t^t*'‘**f*
^TTSratfcf ‘having fruits

thst destory the hair’— MW.)
n sonorasll peluta
Ilemandiscese Bel n.

hernia 3ffJ woi n.

inguinal hernia arraxT^
nefodii=Ardeae q*i^il'i| n.
HeroJineswIIerodiones
Ilerodiones Acet q«*»PT rt (?i; anci-
ent word)

heroinBaaceto-morphine yjTTi kifl^l

/

heron qs n. (aneiant word)
herpe* (fr fTk) trf! ( I^) m.
llerpesles Bael sitifd
Ilerpestidae (family) m

Herpeslinae (subfamily) HSWIjjiH w.
llerpeitia Bot.

H. moDDieria > Mosiert cunei*
folia

'herpetology (it relates to reptiln)
wftTT-fijfTq n , HTftrft/.
Herpobdella Zeot. sT^vifCtdraTFf
Herpobdollida Zeol. (mouth is not
armed with true jaws— PH I.S65)
wr*qritt-rntin. (q- not, f3iaw, -wlw
for bdella, qq order)
FTerpobdelloidei (a genus of leeches
feeding on entomostrseans }
♦qVqr-Hnfir

herpomia Avei ftzqyrff ( n.) m. (cree-
ping along yrff branches and twigs
^)

herring (fish— it is extraordinarily
abundant) qjwt/.

Ilerscheliaa telescope atPra^'M
hertzian oscillator PAya. (two plates
connected to lodnction eoil) fstS

beruian telegraphywradio Ulegra>
phy

hertxian waveweleetric ware ftgw-

yn

Hetiooe (a ganue of marine freo-

HatienUaa

Leter-mia /

**isatts* w c T n » —

Tr^l«r5-rH^

Ba>oDtd*e ZxZ. '-■ »•

bM-.tue tt.

betiiitjoa

h e t p t n iimi Set- «•'•<» *•

Hetperu Bet. (g^m* ef pl»zU be*n2j
€T»t.5s 6o»er»)

Ectp«ronu* Fal^^ttiL <«a^ oi

»TC=1=J btri»)

H eraMipe* (IaI. frutw ‘ibuk,
bMTT*) CTTT^tfVrr
U.re(ilia («u ercr £▼■ fMk Ust)

Bnpctenitbilvrnte*

Enperat ■• Ereeug Star = Vaprt

WrtTTH /.

konaa a. • i6< Trn, CR

Bnaua

Beaun £*« rH F »a»ii»e lift rti
F

Bntua fl* (TeyiaAnaliTa tavbMi)

BeMUS p«/pl« ^ « ^r««i pvp^
116

Vnane mtfini a. aHaaf, «n.

Tsr taZisna. ^ tar

betMsiUMCMoaiU m-

Ljr suBcnl)

Beta'* lav (tb« Uv tbU tfc* baal aa=
n eoBatasll ferSTTW-frlW
EeM I law afheat aanBalioBw

Hn* • Uv

Wtaaralite • Bsc-h saiajaaaitc
•». (sa 5^:* cse,

tar oasfasaaa, ^ tar
exida, lor •*" ewser*!)
Brtrraagin &«.

{Ulrr-fbw. aa^ivA 'a tyia el raa-
aaT Gteat el laaa^ ^UsU Io<
e^iaitrCcrik ^SEerBui t« bua
tla wa»l vaa ces*aav el Iwv
li9<da at vaeat’i Iar|a a^ asaSl
U. a lita» (vilS wislwl pal>el«~
Seett) I**

B. griarU (.1 baa a alodv at»<a-~
Scott) B5^*4 iwa*^

H paraieaaa 'tba trrv

betero* (Gk. hettm ‘elterl

beine-vuiB B betrr-aazze

betere-WaitM? odj BieL
Hetarecmi Zad. r*^4li^ 3Tpl
bnererarei] ei/. TaeL (htnag tba
ctpar IoIm Urger tliaa tba levet)

BeUreebacna ZvL a ptatga
leaiiac trots aalms leEia.cca to
as apertoa ea tba ^oraal asria a e '
FBXUO) <a'i|v*nrT^5
betarediltsir^eeBa Bat (LaTtsg

apenaitb vboaa lasar aaj

octal aenat are d^eract ated fin)

betCToe hj e m atK cdj
hatete-cbroraatia /.

^tare-clirorsLa 4n3t. /.

liatare-<ltroB<MOtDe v alleaoine •> trs
A f VBOtoa K Btei- a.
Etttr^toeU ZaU (tit ista^a) tisug
m eel lie taca) f*»« hB*' r % yi
bAemoaleet Ztel.

Bettt^etAjlt* B UeBOgrerttea Zed.

aa.

brtareerclie ed/ OUaa> (;«H. te a
n:| tuaitKj ae J elateea ol d^ereel
ktaU—'n'aSJ f»TV^
Hettreerrsudae ZoaL (lasaJy) Hi?

Dot (large IrvucBirot
calU oarltBg tbe luaita el adjiaect
borsogosia) ■feifci /. (r'Vwot
w»e-iM)

Betrredoa Toot.((e3itf eeatatoisg the
bogaoaa raaka) ^^TWH».BTrBi
bnrredoM si/ Zeci-f*tn^
lleuredostidaeXool frys^-fra »a.
Bnerodeetet Zoet.

H. galme* trw^

U, phJippt (Port Jaekaoa (bark)
• (Joard la Isitri

Iiawr^)

brtrivdoxy «rvia f (xw faeraayi
krtereeoewawtsrlemewi sit Bet.
(yaa*«a iHsirt stafaa el lU IdB
OcU eo t we eg sore boaU) Wrifr?

brtfreeciiM /.

brtrreyiBrte Std- frTff¥*5 la.
Ixteregtmrtie sJj. ZaU.

beteregzam ait Hat fSlIJT?
hrtwoginie hotBotballie Bd. ^|l J'5
g HT*^ (BcLeaa 1^49)^
betetogxiDOor eA] BcU y*ltST?*
betere'imoBi reprodnrttoo 1^(111?-
ffjtn

bexeropniy £«at TTOTTg wi.
beterefeseitT Staiiitiez fr37fVTI,frx-
iftrn/. _

beterejeneew od/.^TTSTTW. ftllllTt

fitafa

faeirreyeeeooj mixtore fii'fl'l SrT,
fjih £ni

beterogmeoM lyrteoi Pifstcal Cl^-
(a ayatea wbieb eooattt* el paita
which are laywratod by bottsdanae,
at a-iUi-talti, eohd-liyaiit or aolii'
asIiJ-rapocr)

belrrebiBetu frpram n.

tff. bemeokiBcau (mm
BcterekenuelUa (oaaqcal cilia) {XTH*
•lejl' m-fi.

brtmloyeea altentmoB of geoer*-
l»er» B(t- KMltl O.tTPR SRH
bnerelyita j^nTlfjfu/.
batereljiia fiecbart. gSl-wm **•
beiereljtie aJ/. IflUiKu
brurenrreorai/. JSeg. fkmiras
nrirreoFUbelj Ztd.

•.yt

brtrTeaetibelum ZaeL (dm'oyeeek
v.th iaGeB:yIe*aer direct istlaaer-
pboa i) wi^TKWni N.
brtrremerphic aJj- Bet. fr ia a i
brterenMrphiim fit^trrem. fTfTTi/.

Cf uemirphiim WFTTl
brtereoerphiU tGtrt^lfsr* n
lead,** [ot**^aaliiaoDy.”* lot
eoltbide, •»* lot b oarai,
IJelartartru Zod- (a Urge

aad a reloced aqtrnor eliactor—

TE.IZ'K) n yi.

llrtrreseaiertiai Zeri iVrsn^lft

tlrlfToncTn* Zad. Tnut’V^a ffTf’
flrtcrepluia Aret (the:

I are ta-’j S*C cf eilraordiian
leajth f~S)

brtFTOpboTU J.'(i rrrfrrfw/.
Beterophje* ^VT tf S r fi

II. Letrropbyra irtr»* ^iCrfa
Detcrephpdae (a iasily barsas
large tackcrUke gaa lal pora)

hettrophyllou*

745

h8K«>T»ltnt

trr m.

heleroplitUous <i3j. Bot.
heterophylly Dot-

hetero-pUsu

heteroploid adj Zoot~ ft’PTFl
Hrteropoda Zool. (ibsy twtia on tbo
surface “«p«i3o down”, i e. with
the ventral side
III 431) rv-pZ.

Heteropogon Dot (genus of apeat
graw) 5**^f*'*^*^

H eontortus (spear grass) PIJTW
5WT9W

Leteropolar tuJy (having «nlikt poles)

lletetopten 2o«!. (two psora of vri&gti
one horny, the other asmbraneas)
fjpsn^m « ph, r*m4y;i‘.<4 ■«.
beteTOpycBoais Dtel (a differential
degree of eoodeaaalioa ) ftlTR-

keteropycnoiie ad}-

ketereinditiic oj;- frnf*

srfr*Ts?t (-r\) ^

ketereside CAm. w.

heterosis (hybrid vigonr— Bendenoo)

Rft^rhri /.

Heterosoffists Zool (order of flat*
fishes) «•

keterospono-fatterospoTous
keterosporom adj. Sot (spores of
unequal eire) Thw-

helerospcry Uflj (>T*4blIvj^/.
Ileieroaieas Poleontol

HtterosUaci Pofivnlol.
rupl’

kelerottyly Dot ffgl^rfirwWT/-
heterothsllir adj. Dot- firwnfe*
homotballic enrrif^
beterothallic fom Pet (Wnrf^^
keteroihalhsci Bot- (haviog two dis-
tinct types of myeelinm) f>IT3TWn
/.

homothalbsin frrrtTHWT
Kcterous (GKH VIl Wl) Zod. «:«■
mn (»2^- for Afnca)
netCTOtricha Zocl fTTrnT»f-»T>l n.

(rot of uniform sue)
htlcTotnehousthallos fsntffOTt

beterptrophic adj. (obtuoiog food
JC mote or lesa ready made from
the bodies of other organisms)

enlotnplue RlfJtllC
beterotropbic bsetorsa TfftSt
beterotropbic Botrition n.

beterotropis /•

beterotropie dtromoaome = beiero*
chromosome ZooL ^ n.
Heterotrjpa ZeoL
heterotypic division B»eJ.

rrra^

Heterozemcus Jms tiyafS*ll*S3rfa
beterotygote Piol. (an animal or plant
containing genes for both mem-
bers of at least one pair of allelo*
moiphio Mendelian cbaraetsrs)
(-^ m (*«

homoatgote)
beterotygoua od). Biel.

grjlhns®! (tea homozygous)

Il.E the Govereor qnf&l riFWiB
beulsndite lo. (n>- for

m3a)qminiom«\-Ict^^eaViQD,
&*. for sibcate. -W for
mioerai)

beanslic (method) Bine* (which
leads a person to find ont for turn-
self) STWjraw

Heutler'a alloy (eompoead of copper,
maagauese aod ahuainicm) tm-

sVtw firsn5
Hetea Dot.

n. bresiliensis (yields rubber »ft)
WTWT*^

hew 1 (to cut down) igirWT

3 (to make, form or ahap« by blows)
^snr (ancient word)
bex-.beaa.

hexa-bromide CAc'n.^-^
heaacanvb bcaacsmtbooi aJJ. Zocl.
(having fix hooks) Tf ffTT

bexacactb embryo Zooi.^fn sm
hesicantbousoi/. Zool. (haTing’'six
books)

hesLchlonde Ckm.
bexs-cbloTO-etbaae Chem.

besicODtsBeeheseeontaae
IlesaeorilU Zool. TTT^&W.
Hextcorslliaallexacoralla
irexaetinctlidaZMl.(hanogsIs rayed

spicules) w pi-

hexadecane Chem. n.

hexa-fluoro-disilane CA#»o.

rtUt^

hexagon »»•

hexagonal oij. 1

grfw

2 Bol. (stem) (six-aided)

3 Cri/lt.

hexagonal slterDatlng Crpst-

arayftfr

hexagonal dipyramidil Cryif-

Ofik? ^

hexagonal division Cryst.
fdmu

hexagonal equatorial Crysf-

hexagonal boloaxiil Cryit-

hexagonal pitting Sot.
hexagonal polar Cryil.
hexagonal prism 9^0*1
hexagonal pyramidal Crysf.

«ljfW

btxagonil sealenobcdnl Cryit.

•tWi

hexagonal system Cryst.
hexibydrocymeBe
keximeroos adj. Sot.
bexuuneal^exziBioa PAom. qcfa^
/■

bexamine brown CoU Znd.

kexaiuineral hlack-hlne Cot. Ind.

Hexantholdei Zool- tv

Hexanchna toot. q^^f|*.iraTft (they
have aia pairs of gill-ele(ts)

H. f rwens ^ fgy})*
hexandroui adj. Sot.
hexane CAem. Vfta? «.

2, S>bexane-dione_pAe*n. X, <-q<twr»

m

-hexanol - sfia q x W.

•hexanone -y flm f,
kexaphyUns Dot. Tax.
hexaploid adj. Diet. ^T5»l
Hexapoda Zoci. q^nTt: evpl.,

PH. (rt) class)
hesarch adj. Dot.
llexarthra ZocL q?Sfvq^X»ift
hexatriene T5s%»w %.
hexa-ralent adj\ CAesa.

hexecontsno

746 higK acadamie qualifieaU^n

hexecontiDC (Git hezei^tta liity

Chen, n

hexene Chen n. ^

hexoeuhedrel adj Crj/it (43 e<?n»l

tnxngnlir
bexoniaodj Chen
hexonie tcid •r*®

hexase C^iem n
hexoie phosphanse
bexose pho«phite qx3 WUiVT
hextetrafaedral ad; Crytt (24 (aen)

fa” • ^ ***'■* ■

.JRhK hedrai)
hexyl Chen «

ITeylandia Dot faflitrfKI-SnnPt
U. latebraaa (it hu Rat poda •• ■
belong* to Ibe pea family)
HIH Isg f< F )«W I «t (Vern (^1—
Graham)

neypea Bat q^lftl-trsrrft
H. »nwT«»f (^Imor*

naldwaoi bonril^)

Ilf (bifaiBia) C*e« qrfffttrj)
lIFr5 (bish (ore«l felling letiet)
VI)

HF.W C (hiRli foreal working circle)
rffq a ^ (rfprra.aavsf
bp (heetegram) *t 'n (*1^ '*r^)

Ilg (hemoglobin) «> (sfhwfk)

HG (home guard*) (^tt-Vi)

I?g (hydrargyrum) Chert a (Tin)

nH,(niaCighfl«*)R n (anm)

hbd. (hogahead) m (•afd)

hbg (hngihead) *»T

II, Ila n, (treble hard pencil*)* * *

(rin)

n. horuon Plant Eecl V VwT (it for
imi hnmtis) (a Uyri of black humo*
oftbe aoil anrlaoe in which organio
matter le sCtlRciently deeonipoaed
to baye loat all traces of botanical
atmotue — 103)
n hour dill (the time at which the
planned operation it to be begun
Bsed when tbs exact clock hour i*
kept secret till the latest moment)
Utrtren/

IIibbertbean(PAat«ofui {«’iariu)firn-'
ftrram

biherwl^ c& (Germ Cbenrinteen)

biberoitioD tO nW I T n.

Ilibcmiaa peen (a eolonr. yellow.

green 'ftTaft in hne. of low fsf brilli-
ance)

liibucus (edible)

Ilibucn* Bet innf< (Vxl anci-

ent word)

II abelmo*cbne (mnsk mallow)
(B Ji M

nnihalbfaiia, Ean Juuturtbendet
Deecan iatturtibenda Eio muihi
done, lial lotfuniienra, Uar iai
turibheiida, T*l lailartbendiT'
n aeutealas = II furcatae
It etaatbiaai (imbati hemp bas-
tard )nte> Deccan hemp^ hemp
bendy, Bombay hemp. Bimlipa-
tarn jnte) ennfkfl Vtl (B , U.

Ben Bom &in HMn),
Gn] bbtndayitm&iM.Mar *rxT^}
n escnlcnins (edible blbiscos.
gobbai gumbo, lady e fioger> ochro.
okra) WffPWitwft (MW
Boca. Mar Vf. Ean benife, Qin.
Pae fit^)

n ficuioeas (it it more or lets
prickly)

(( furcalut ^q(«| (Mai.

luritd eaont)

II Unipas (Oin. * 1 ^

f*f»ft.M4r IRVI)
n msoihoi (a large hairy plants
Dasu) rrtifSiwft

H reieranihna (the plant is con
sideced a talnable febrifuge in
Ceylon— Baeu)

U maubilie fwWTxr-Jwft (B ,M
Ben Dti enwm, Uin teeiTnw)
n pcndurieforiDie (it bae whitish
leaves) finre^-J|e^
n peotaphylluesll meaibot
n kota-sineneie = shoe Sower b
C hine rose (MW ) arn (Bata
Nadk , Mai wwi Beo *1^,
Did yaivmi Mar Wtht, Tel

IL nigoane filft-VO (Hin . Trir
fVB-Crabam)

II eebaren*V*(Mar WwKT)
n eibdanSa (red torreli Jamaica
sorrel, Katal sorrel, roxelle, Indian
sorrel, rotalla) fWnwifb*! ^wfl
({len Bombay, Deccan, Hin. Qoj
Mar xivf^)

II. ichuopetaloe

II. surattensis (calyx membranons
— Basu)

II liIuceDS ^*Tt (BiM.Ben-
Malay bnrB,Pampangan, Taja
log iafibfljo, Sinh tehtobel)

II tortuosus^H. tiliaceus
II tnonum (In China and Malay
an infusion of tlie Rowers is taken
for iteliing and painful elm
diseases- Basu)

hiccough pkyiiof l»v^i /., f^wA
hiccup«=hiecough

bictory (any free ol the genus Carya
(syn J7icerta) esp the sbagbarVl
jlqv4^ m

hickory gum^Eucalyptus poactita
Ilicoria Bet fttniTW-EHlft
II aquatiea (water hickory)
Atrsm*

II pecan (pecan) PlJITW flMtlBk*

hidden ad; 3 ^!t, Six'd, frfTI JWI
hiddeniiewlitbii emerald J/inrrel.
pgstT ntCT *1

bidden knowledge gxdftni /.
hidden part Enjtn. WTC WW
bide (of an animal) WW m , WIH
)iide e(i ntrw, ftpnwT,
bide fleahiog A
hidrnaia ^ m

IiierBeium(Gk birro* *Jiawk‘) Set.

(genua of liawVweeds) *rit’l*l innft
lliereelus dver t W l tf rf f milft (cfPItft
ancient word)
hiererchy ‘ ja A wfftMt l/.
hieratile m (Wfor Tr3 pota-

esiumi^ for silicon, T for

tiM^x fluoride, for Clftjt mineral)
llierococcyx dial WWS-tnuft (<«
occurs in WT*)

Hierofalco girlalco (gerfalcon) HTO**
j'art't

hieroglyphics (bw (ft* EgjpOr

fai?|l*Bg WWTW fi (from WT«

CTWI

high od; 1 *ww. 4wy

3 Educ T»w (laa primary)

S w(q«, inw»T, itfi

4 Colour! a (m brilliance) H. BIJW
b (in laturmtion) T^, TfiffW

high n d/(taorof.(anereaofhlghbero-
mstric presanre) TWwAt m.
high academic qualification TX* ftv*

hi^h icidity

hiffli-isocT

fr^ JT

lij»h aciilitT •4»'i *(*^■'1

hijli allituilf fijbteri/j{ T^^TT^Sr*

iiifii »ituuJe> r;r.

hj'li ami low watenJUtV.T^H'rT^^
high antiquitT irfa-srratT^

higli authonti^i StT^StI
lujlt blood prr**ure T^-f*l';i S
tighborn f¥^

hljll CJTil authorUiM WtiSr^

rftr-rt

tijh fobeiioa k?ttt
bigb colour pislc coB»uDptioa Tk
iil-i

tigh comTni'3i>.'Brf a*«:'5'S

Uisl Coctnyiioerr for ledia iTTTf^

Hijh CoBimis«;oB of India xrrin

high fontractins partica

Higli Coort (CossU

High Court aJbc^ire »«iap
Mi'ywu 5T^«

llish Court dsiiJioB* %

Higb Court e>tabli«bffl<ot ^nT<

Hirli Court of Jodieature ^rm-

nigb Court plrader

High Court* on iheir ortpoal »dr«
•^TU ayy'H^ arr^ \*'t ST
high cTimo* and mirdfooiEora
UTTT aftr TTTTTU

high dam irrij fnrr. ^

hiih dilirrnco
hi»h date area «FlT 5^
hi»h rmbanWmcBt u its

hirhcr j'/

hirhor »<ooo larr fTJac. ifli-arfU

f5rs

hiibrr alrcbra rr3*r*T

histof itumalj TT^ rrtf
hijhcr ap*o 5^* •i-
hishcr authonlie*
hither authocitT TtW
hither tla«» r.'.} 1 «*l, UTi

S F..J

hi»her defence eooirol iciJ. tfru-

5 Id (VI PlI'S'l

higher defence cnatznl chart dfil.
T*?jr*drfrT-idMa?i

higher edaeatioo ftnsTl* TWST

firsrr

higher eaee«a chu^ B,'y. <[frV 3 T
•ifilfitK arm
higher fnngt %t|>
hither grade of par 4 m ifT*

ffcr

hither aumhera stft itro^

higher oxidca <rt^

hither pitch (of keatvuTete} d'HSl

higher plant (la eottmat to

loire”* p’auts) 'tTTT
higher po*t Tt
higher powera atnsrirT
higher power* of tea Ttr jt-tys
hither cerenne anthontie* r^Tt-

hither aeeondare E{t^ 3WfSTt»r^r«
hither ataedard Twr

higher ftandard eertiSeate rfairt
TTu-aHt-ffSTTr^ (ve een^cate)
higher itifidard exasunation Tt^ T3T
TffVT

higher (tasdard of efiaeoc* ^1*1 •T

arfnrsm««T

bghett «i; TT*. Tf ^ g . gTTtg. art-
mr. ist h 4m. artr it Sm
highejl bid CT?eu grtgh r. Ft fe 4 dt

highest bidder sfi*^ Ft it

4^ nV»> m?=r(

hithe*r eommon dintor X'atV g^m?

hitheat eommoo faetor= highest com.

highest eoQmoo measure^highest
(OBuaon diTuor

highest Court of Appeal 41113., 51T.
«ii

hjthesx degree of care ami diligence
FTTr^ aftr gg^m »ft g'TTg am
hithe<t dimension Jgai^.T*ngg^
highest bednie Cim. mg
hathest net rereane Fim^i 4m * ;;
SXmrg

hlthest oaide Ciesi. mg g^
highest point 4 >t'g fr^
hlthest price* ge^
high exchange JXxi^ geg

high eipIcr'iTe

hith eiplosiTC shell ^rXT^TTTT
hith fiood ^
high flood lerel F.ij
high forest Jcrcs.'ry (a forest {rssa
teed— a trxnalaiioaof Gera. ExV
irufd) tlaas. FT
hith forest feUing aeries ^ttt-^TST-
Wt

high forest iTstein /Vwrrp TTgTT*

hith forest %gth re ^ erre sptena
Fsrntn *nrT-3T dlgrr
high forest working circle tltH-

hjxh..frequeBer current tcf TTtTTST*

Vt ■

high freqnener genertlor gs-STT^

hith fr eq u ence OBCiUation
mtriiTT

high fuBctiosare (of n »{*!•) Ttm-
famft. ( r^) ira.
high grade irt Tt^rgg
hith-haaded method aiii'eut

hith head get rH

hith head plant *rT^

high interest Wrft rr*. f't*

high land :r*9i{ fi

high land plain C«y.TT»-H.4T»t

hitblere) Utente gte s F

high Icrcl stauon JlrraTry (Gera.

FTTF

highlights
highlr wv^, gft.

highle eoloared «'^(^3T, Tjrfrn
Jtn. TTTTI mm JttT
highly comhustihle petrol atTfVTt

highlr concentrated
highly erolred Bet.
highly foliated

hithly infeetioua mmT sfsjfoF
highly lafeeuous disease v'mF FTtT.
fTFThl

hithly in fla mn ihleFfV- nnun T T
highlr poluhed Fft-CT-ftT
highly refractire
highly skilled wfVrv
highly f peeiilixed TJT ftii ftT

high mallow ceheeseflower (Ifaiaia
nfaaxtna} tIVfjsT «i.
high Bioor<>peatBsooctflh«*a{^/.

high tnounUin l•ftlure■

HimalayAn cypwi*

hjgh mountiin features Geog
high officials

high perceotige nPiaiadl
high personages s?|tttff^

high power ?tffy
high power committee 3T^TTf% Hfhft
high power microscope
W^St

high pressure (fa p ) JfacJi

{I f^)

high-prenurearea yrw ftvlT^S
high pressure system of hea’iag
/Tyjieue aS^feftT cirii
high priest sfh*!
high pnonty

Uigh Proficiency Extminsiion 7^*

yfrtn

high relief » slto-rehero Seulptur*

high reieotive eipi'ity 7^ trfiwfW*

highroidsyiyiTfii (iseisnt word from
Pah)

high icbool 7W7 TTTTTra. 7^ flWT
(iH sebeel)

tiigh School Certifieite Etimiaaiion
AWilf I airtswr yfrgr
High School Education Board 7«7*
aiiifi fViwT-s^yw

high seas Lfie (that part of tbs sea
which lies not witliin the body of
a eooBtry) argld^tr (Const )■ viB
B5T

high ahade TWf giTI

highaided truck iJJy 7«srm4 TtO

high specific griTily 7*7

*ny

high speed TS^hrl

high speed diesel oil 7'tl%n-<tn7TW-

Sw

high speed steel 7ww>n cm7«T
kigh'speed tool steel aswhiTri«(>t-

high steppage gait Hid TWryJtft
high street sr(rdlf«
high slumps Poraitry 7W* fTniW
high tslle 7«w 7TW
high Uper - goldeo grtin (reriaa-
ev»s ilopmi) yrhyrry m
high temperstare W»¥ TH. 7«W BTT
high Irmperstnre fornaeo wriTtij.

sre

high temperature thermonscter
wn « (short for
high tension in
(au low tension)

high tension cable PJp» 7*9 STtsfil

♦ft™

hightension installations 7*9 *11519

srfiseim

high tension side 7*9-919^ ■rilS
high tide 7*7 99T, 7717 (ace tido)
low tide %*tT. *nn
high tide marl: 7*9
high treason (treason against the
aaTereign) TPnfiTSlC, ^ «rfiT7l5
high vacuum Plys «fil 7I*r6
high vacuam pump *lfil^99‘77*9
high value itainpa 7^-*fn
high velocity 7*9 11^
high-waier line Otog. 7*977*^91
high-water mark 7*979
highway rr779 <s- (Const.) (ms straat)
Highwsy Act Tr979-9t'*r57ll
highway cogiocenag Trn9.«tfs»*
9\ftnA

highwsyraia (one who robs on n
highway) 7lfll(^99 «n (IronTTT^)^

highway robbery fnrT9.gs77, *A.
5*79

high windwmoderate gal* Go Bean-
fort's Sesle) STItTIW, 7*97T5
high wood • high forest
high-yieldiog ads- guTldt (7\)
llilarockchis Am W

(similar to PterutMmi w^f^)
Hildebrand's browu-esred bulbul
detl 9rt*9 d)9 stlTwtB (fonnd in
Kst<ra*tt»*IIdIs)
hill 7t9 m , 9(1^
mounUto 7^9, TgiT
hill sllowtiKe yiy-aifqf^, Tgif-arwi
bill fos Tgnf)

bill-grassland fiifV 7im(rH
hill-laod Dratnngt fhf( ajfh
hill nnrsery Wy-rrrd)
hillock fitfem / . ftwi
hill opium fiifit «fg^

hill palm (Caryafa nrma) inrytTm.
(B.U)

hill partndge Am foft fiiftty m

hill paitore Mt-Tynt.

hill pigeon Aeesti^^^ ^

ancient word)

hill planting = mound planting
Forrafrv

hill side T^rfl 91 7177

hill sins fJiftftfiT
hiU sirkeer cuckoo Area l4«ilB7*
«fr^ fit (found at the base of tho
nimsU) as)

hill slope fhft-tm. TTrft 7919
hill itste f>Tft-7n7.
hill stition 7I9 WW, 959-997, TTT
hillstresm fisheries friftw-^-JTlf?HO»
9frf) H JiBTft 99791
hill torrent (h^ 97^9^9, 97*

hill trset fnf) 9r<l 9^
hill tribe fhfi JTlft, 971^ Sift
hiH-warbler Avet 959
biliworl a wild thyme (riymvr
serpyllum) 9»9-9*Tha> /.
hilly eounirv fitly 971 ^ bYh
hilly irscts Dift b^, 97ii0 9^
halnm X •• hilns Artol. (where 'tbo
stsik’. Tie , blood Tesselt isd nercM
anVer) r«3 "

3 Del (pont of connection bo*
twaan foeiels and ovnla) f *3 ”>
hilns ■■ bilum
Jlunalaysn 1^9199-
Ilinialayan tshwNepal aih
Ilimalayaabeirded vulture or lam.
mergeycr Apsi fgBlVB wng ^
(*93 ancient word)
nimslayan black bulbul Aiti fglTITty

eifhjvy Jtletrynt

Uimalsyan black Jrongo Am %9T99*

Himalayan brown eared bulbul Area
fgHlWB 519 *t179T9

Himalayan brown wood-owl Am
HWTW9 99 99 ^

nimalsyan cedar = deodsr {Cidrus
dtodara) ^9717 m (B .M ,U )
lliinaliyan cherry (Prunui eirasoidri)
99Bn.{B.N,Sr,0nj War)
nimalaysn cole tit Am fifm99 Mfhw
5717*5^ (head and neck black
wftt)

Himalsysn crossbill Am (^9199.
f*99 9T3

flipialayan cuckoo Am fgBT997t9.

cVCra

nimalayen cypreii (^9199 gTJ9

p>tl-«i>l«lope or serow
2/amm. *» TI?l ^Tt*!

(?n« i« » kind of deer in Cf.
Euhtain rornn)

TTim «1«y»w goldcrett Ave*

Huntljjui golden.biekedtbrce-tO«d
woodpecker Ava

Himaleytn golden eegle Avet f^inV7
JT^rg^

TTimaliyiTi goldfinch Attt

Himiltjtn greenfinch Attt fgWHin’

HuneUjtn grey droago ^ret r^tri'

Himaliyan grejJieaded fithiag^egle
ilcei f^Rlb4 ^TT *PW
Himalayan gnSon Ata
Himalayan hemlock ipmecwTinga
hmnonUna f^m^rR-arWrar
Himalayan hollywlles dipyrena
llimalayaa ibex Vo<n<m
TB'^rtW

KimaUyan jackal Hamm. (i*TWT'
VTT

Hinulayaajay ie«i fifRT^.T'TCn

Hunalayan ]aBgle<TOw Ata f^anW'

Jliflulayas keatrel Jtti

HioialayaB laharnam ^Sophora moU
111

Jlimilayaa leiaer pied woodpecker
Attt CfTfic^ Fg
ITimalayan lilac rjUlftif Jflw
Ilimalaraa long-billed rnllnre Am
ijw

Himalayan marbled cat V«n«<v. (^an*

er ftra tVrTW
Jlimalayas muieLlbmih

JlimaliTan raonie hare Hamm. f^RI-
BTR-atig enr
ITimalayan mnlberry
Ilimalaran nnleracker Attt f<WPT^-
♦rl'i*!*

Himalayan paeony [Poionij rnodi)
m. (Kvlk.)

Himalayan paradiae flycatcher Acts
f^nr-r^ HTfim Tfmm
Himalayan |>encil cedar (/aaipeml

Bimaliyts pigmy threw Slamn.

fJJTOR TT*R
Himalayan range

Himalayan red4cgged falcenet dcet
fguivR

Himalayan mby.ihroat Am i^VTV*

*rf»re»t

Himalayan tcalyHellied woodpecker
deal ^JTTC^ »Tll!
Himalayan tilrerhirch (8rtw2a wlilii)
gi m. (B..U.)

Himalayan ailrer fir [Akttt v*£k«nsn)
SR^VH »». (Dm. BenJ
Himalayan ilaty*headed paroquet
Aee* fprrw ^.^*3 5*
Himalayan anow-cock draa

^•frfer

Himalayan apeckled pienlet deci
fgff l g q ^ Tt iqfe n tnocklad fV»)
Himalayan atarling d'-aa flpTTSR-m^
llimalayaa atoat or ermine Hamn.
w^rikr.fprgf^ (fonad in Euhiwr
«*f)

tlimiUyan awiftlet dert fttnvtr*

5<r««T

nimilayan (ree<reeper dru

T5f enf

Himaltyan tree-pie drca fctnw.yrr.
Ilimtlayitt water-ahrew Ifomm.
HimaLiyaii whiatling-thmih drea

Jlimalayan whiie.<refied langhing'
ihnith dcca fctnvn nTTOT

Himalayan while oak (Qaarma ineoM)
Rejot.

Himalayan witeb harel » Parrotia
jacqnemottiiaBa

Himalayan wood-owl ^ra figRTTV-

Himantbalia lorea U«o thong) mwW
(/or aeplonnri^ aea tea

thong)

Himancopoa Ata lit e<.^x»^V(RrT.

oeenrt in T’mc^)
hind la.
doe ^1^

hind nAj. Vn*, fivmi
hindbrain Atut. ^ «rOTe» »,

hind eaU »T9r-?fT5tV
hinder cb. TTWT, WTO BlflWI

hindgnl Zool. WTO^ n.
tund'kidney wmetanepbroi WTWgwWr
«

hind.limb Zool. WTWin n-i W?W-WI^ m.

hind-quarter WTW'^jnttl

bindruce WTO

niodniim

Hindu law

Hindu male

Hindn religiont initilation aft

wfiwTWT (Conit)

Hindn nndirided family fp^ wft ' W w t
WfifllT

hind wing Zool. WTW-W?T

binge iwtfri-

3WT7» f/romflWT)
hinged lid

hinge ;oint«*g)ngIyana joint due/.
C'rotB flwi)

hinge ligament ZaeJ. ^-WWIJ
hinge line Zool. WlT'lwt
hinge teeth ZeoL

Hinglij Cat (aitsatad at tha ntr*>
tasty of tba Hingnla risge on kb*
coaat of Makraa in Halneblttan. 2k
la on* of tb* pitbu) fggwT /.
hint 1 m.

3 •> point Hath. m.

aoggeflJOD gWTW
intimation Hsym, gwWT
iniionation TTt>7, ‘WST9
isnnendo ffhw.
binied oJ;.
hinterland 'gj\ti n.
hinu ispoinu J/bjJL W<Trw «.
Sb%Wm.

hip I frwaw m-

pelria

3 (fmt of the dogroae) IfWItW-W*

B.

hipbone innominate Lonea^Uno.

minatnm n.

hip girdle Aoal. PtW*W-«

pclrie arch or girdle ^rW)^T«
hip joint Anal. fr^tW *tfi^

Ifippa (body eery abort— WebJ
wnw-ffirfi

Hlppinon Palfonlol. (an ntiBct genns
of Miocene tad Pliocesa taamtnala
allied to the horae) W7TW»J«ir^
IlippiJion Toiemtol. (a genes et

HimiUytn cott-»nt*lop6 749 Hippidion

moercpoda) gw m. (Hm. Kep )

Himalayan pied kingfisher dcei f^-

Hippidian 730 Kiitogiua

hones beloaging to the Plentoeene

Hipp>di[ini=Hippidion
bippocaiapsl aS] Zo6l >T»9T<-

hjppoeaiBpal eomnussnre RW

6ra

hjppoceiDpi] lobe
hippootmpi pL of hippocsmpos
hippoeimpai A»ai (s enrred strne-
ti!re->*fonDiBg the Isrger pert of
the erehipollio&3 ^4

Eippocampm Zod. (consists of see
hones)

hippoetsipas ms}or = hippoetmpot
^ndL

hippootispot tnlnor ^ cUcaz ans
^Mfc(s stmts eorreJ ndge— Dot-
Isad tod Webster] ?^-TS a.
IlippoUit Attt riflsdl-HIini
Bippotnt&e Cct (Ittex poitaows)
ftWtt Jnrrfe It(et)

21, resDoioetle v rntnchioeel tree
Os Cutat, fhs milkp ]Qi<e is
fiTso for vomt to ebildrca—
Btn)

Ilippopbic Bet (esefol to luog eoa
pltinu— Btso] Whwf^jnrft
n tbtnnoidei (itllote tbon, set
beeUbon) (hts (boro brtaebes—
lleLetn 1 9W) ««m« ■ reV wt ft
I! sslieifoltt ibsrk eerg roogb—
Btso] Htlmt/Y

lIippopoUBiidee Zeoi ■Rg(Vs*%«t m.
hippepoumni Zed ft-

nippopottmns Zed. RFtfHnTTl
iL amphibigs sktrt
U ipposidennte (soUsailyJSST^TRTJ-
n. (tbs oose-letl looks ■ Cower
like tppesdtss oo Ibe boss]
llipposidenii Zed. ffuft

HippoUgrii Zed U sobgenss of
£^iu conttioiog the tebru) fbri'
ftr^tnrft (wjerfi sabgenos)
hipportleCi^q. m

bippgnc adj CXm RTkiifgC
hippgneteid sn«

Jlippens BaL (Aippoi 'bone ert +
cere 'Uil' •!”) Trin.U STfit
H enlg ini (meres tail) Hw l ^

hippanie m.

llin-«r‘te« relswtoJ. (the lower

Ttlie tseoaiei]} BRlft

H. comu-wtecustuii
Hippontidae Zed. ww

hippgs 3Ied‘ (mtrksd bp sptsraodio
Ttrittioaia the ttse of Ibe pupils)
ns.

hipttge hikA /.

Eiptige Bcl.

TT beBebtlensit (Bssn

Oaj Ktn Utr
Tel esodben tetfe. Bea Hin.

Nep. On.«trrtm)

H mtdablotte>H.beDgbt]efuis
btreine edj. (btriog t goetlike tmell)
«nnsR
hirciooas

hire^eerms n VR es- (btlf gostt
btUstsg)

bire Con. VTTRm.,
bire ti. ifTVTO, RT V^f

hue asd perehaae wnTV. Rt

stVrRfW blRT

bi re charge wtrCT BRU. RTTI
hired libogr RR

hired trtBspert RW^SRffvgR
hired traBspertdneer

RIRR

hirelieg (eae wbo is hued or «bo
serree for wages) RR^TS Wrf

Rtn

merceatty nfinR ((rom Paciai).

t™

hire-pnrchiee VRIRCR
hire-pgrebtse igrewDieDl ktirtr*

hirer srwVn(l) «•
hineg sgreeioeDl smR-st^T
Ilirscbfelde benllos « Sslnonella
hirtcbfelJi

hirsute Bet (pgheeceol with ratber
coane. etiP barn) RWtllft (4\) n.
birsuMsm HtS. (escesaiee hairinssa)
RftiMhwi/

birtellosSoi Tei (raioolely hairef,
rohesoeal) itm
llirudidse R^n-tR es.
birvdia >wH« /
llirgdinee jd« m.

Ilimdiaint Zed. tnrfk

II gnBoIoeeftheeommooeslleech

13 India) R l Uieg RtsVvi

11

II. losoiIieBiu RjRWfPlWlTI

(t.’Si fit PhilippiBse)
n. Tindis R^fT

HimdiDea ^ooL R^RT-R^ «. (t^

hiruduurnltgre Zed- R^VrI ^frlR
HiradiBidae Zed. n.

Himdo Zool. •Tlflei SRTRi
II. ag‘tralis Hglrfil-dllltl
n. medicinalis ^ ^flRl
Bimndspus drei ti.*3IR-SRlft (btrs
spiny shafts to the reetiiees)

Hiruadioidae jfres Wl*t)* +fr si.
(g'sfl* ocenrs lo the iiriVl of
tlltru'lt)

Huundo Are$ RFit«fRrf^ {irrt^
ancient word)

II mstieiBTRRTwtftR
His Excellency RTRir^ n.

Hif nighoess (H H ), 'oor Highnesi
SgTIIR (RtlJ
Yowr Majesty ^RRW
Hu Escellency, Yonr ExeellcBc;
RTH^

His IIoBour RRsiRT^tb
hiilopite (ealeite coloured by grtei
esTtb a'so includes erptals 0
beolindite. Tbe naae ti stiU w>lb
out speeiSe ralue) RfR^fSfS ww
lor RI^TR tBineral)

Ills ilijcMy (Q_\l) es. (^R)
KTwfiw RW? (tf# Her Ui.nty)
lUs Msjeity la CooBcil r^RT^
RRT? n.

His Msjeily's repreienlstiTe RRTR

sfriWR

His ^Isjeity s Semce RW? tlRt
His HajeitT's Ship (H M.SJ RR^
RFRTR (R«)

hispid aJj (rough with hnstlss, stiJ

bain ) RlTftR

hispid hare Hamm R%R TTR fTR
hispid leaf surface £.{

hiis I n. ^Vrn n.

S tb sff’TTW
hiiiiDgPkri sfi'trst n.
hissing sonnd Phyi. sfl^TT wi.
histsmioe Zed sflfesft /.
histidioe Bicehm RtW) /
hMtiocyle,hi*tocjle^oel STf^-RlRlJ
histogeo Bet »fnR n.
iiiilogram italittici (represcnlstioi
cl a IreRuenc} distribution bi

hiltoid

751

Hodgson’i Il7ing>tqiiiTTel

picans of rectangles wpo)

ffra ,* qil4i(-n-«TT?i ftrj, ^lUuai*

hWtoid i7o( 1 (resembling nor-
mal tissues) sft*

2 {ilevelopeil from af consisting of,
blit one tissue)
liislotogic=bislolog»cil

hiitolo'ira) a<Ij- 1

2 wtflirt

hittologicel di/TereniMtioD

ftnri

liis^olo'iial esaminalioa sfkqflTl

"WslpTo^ally 4|>eaking2ool rfrfWW

histology 1 (science) sflinfl / (from
tissue]

2 (tissue structure)
histolysis n

hisioinetabasii Ctei (Gki, 'tissue
•selisnge ) srsfsrnt? m
blitooe BiecAei. (nlobin of hereoglo*
Miin) /.

hiilo|>athatogisal a<lj sfttTtRrffsf
historian ns.

histone Or);
historical ad; 1
2 5<afii(iei CtAtV

historical analysis 5<a<ii(ict VTi^'K

historical aspect cTeVt^

histoneal .mure ilodio

historical geology ^pTgtf*T« 4)fWl
historical method

historical cnonument Ftm

hisloncat novel JrDrgrftn
historical records etfsi^tw

historical research •r^T'l

hiitoncal .choo! Eeon,

(see schoola at economical
hislori al sequence
^slon il senes Statistics BT9I
bislorn 1 variable Statiitirs

err

histoneal variation Siatsslici sufst*

histOngramO/atk. (a diagrais ahovr*
ing changes invanableoTM apenod

of tirtvs) (Vb ss.
history X yPrpW n.

2 fTfin n.

history chair (hutory professorship)

nrwn^Bt. ^fapn Jnfn
history of diseasea
history of literatarc anfcrq VT
history of mediane enjfflfTB

history^f present pregssaney B&iTTB
rntXflWI BTtfirpw
history of aemcc
history of icmces
history sheet

history tiekel (of « pnaoaor) fisiV

Hisioeoa Zool. mpL

bistoioic adj- Bt«t (iiTiag in the tis*
sues of tbeir boat) SftiiAifl (*V^)
hisioioon Zoct. < T\) m.

HistncomorphaZaof.(iulraordhr} ^
<nn*t m.

Ilistriobdella ^ool (paraaitie on the
loliater) UlirvilAf.! Saifil
If homati (parasitic on the eggs of
the lobster) « 1 *T*tfpfsni#rei
IIistriodrilossiHistnobdelia
hiitrisite rrrfisritTa «. (it. lot in eop*
per, for*r^B antirootijr. ft* for
fVtij bismotb, tf* for SJ^ eslpbide,
.11 for Bioeral)
hitakol CJieni. (aynthetir rubber made
in Japan, neoorene ciaaa) vptTi-

hitherto an rc«
hi. (hecto-hler) n W. (tPT-BW)
llline CJiew. 1 T awi
2W?«I
Ihihoe

H/3 line^«t?10

Ily line

H. M. (iieadmaatcr) 3 W. (311^wn)
bin. (hecto-meter) ai.ait. (ltl-m)

H, M. (Hw Mateetj) Bt. (^lITt). W.

at. (tremf^B am^)

II.M A. (Qon. Uioister lor Agri.

culture) an. f . at. (HU. ar#)

II MJ). (Uon. Uinistcr for Develop
ment) an. fn-H. (hh* fnriHJnfi)
ff.M F. (Hod. liiDiatarioa Educatiou)

art. fit H. (hw. firjiJF^)

II.M.F, (lion. Uinialer (or £^asce}
HI. fV. H (hw. flU-H'ilJ
II. M. Food (Don. UiDiater (or Food)
H7 ar. w. (hw. arw^r*)

H.&0*. (Don. Umiater for Publio

Health) HI. ait H (HW.

(Hon. Uinister for Publio
HVorVsjHT. ».H.(hw.

H=ft)

II.M S (His Majesty’s Ship) at- 5t.

(HHr?:*5PRin)

Ho (holmium) Chevu Hi. (hIjci)
hoard th. ar refa w HtHt
hoard ». crtHHH sn.
hoarded vrealth atrtfira an
hoarding ITTHHHH r.

hoards of treasure trove coins f^.

Wtt-fitfH t«! % anft'HH
hoarhonnd=Marrubium vulgare
hoary adj. Hfir*

hoary buiboo.rat Zlamm. OwTH
»CW *

hoary bar.wing .(«» Hfen^THHl (if^
hoary, rrll from Lepcha ramnto-
pbo)

hoary.bellieil Eimalayan squirrel

J/amns. ftHtHH ilHlft

hoary stock (Vafikiola incog'*' (l(nSI

*r!n.

boataiDiBStiokbird ni.
bobby 1 ntaiij

9 At rt (a taiaU (aleon) fitting tVt
m. (rkrtm eeenra in HTTHtfl)
hockey (fr. hee ’hopk'' »»I/.
hockey slick H^.qr7
bock herb UWuuei rosea)

(Beu)

Hodgkia'a disease cs lympho.grasn.
loma

hodgkinsoniie f ^Hlnt m. for pig

line, r). (or tTT^ manganese, H- for
silicate, .n for tirfii mineraJ)

IIodgsDuius 4iit snnfa (a

comparatirely long tail jatJ

than other genera of its family)
Hodgsob'a bat Slamm. CIH^Htj
(found ID .^asam 1 WFT)

Bodgsou’i blue.winged aiva Ace* «ftw*
Htft filH

Hodgson'a LroadUIl Ace* TVS-«^

75^*3

HodgsoQ'a hrowD.toothed ahrew
Jfawin*. HIH 1 (found In

the interior of hills 1T1l)
liodgson'e bush chat Ace* StlClI.EH.

«cc» (ilrjHf Bhutao)

Hodgson'a flying.squirrel Afomot.

752

Hote«on*a begmesth

holdtr of a yuMic elBoo

[Pleramyt majnijJrti)

Hodpon’i frognjouth/lKl
gw (fT^FT ^siim)

Hodgton'l frthetu iefi Vlt®

Hodgton'i glosty Avti

Hodgson'* golden btcVed wood
peeler A^tt Smw
(tonod iQ Nepol)

Hodgion't grudsU Attt MiF

W -

Hodgson's bswl^uckoo Attt
wm Qonad in Nepsl]

Hodgson's hswk>e*gle
(lonnd in Nspol)

Hodgson's korseskoe bst J/omm-
fllimift (donng dsy it is

{onad 10 tbs rock eSTltiss)

Hodgson's boote'insrtiB ^sts ^ITTF

17^

Hodgson's imperial pigeon Ata Iniw
rm-^^wiw: (/oasd inNspa])
Hodgion'i mountain Gneh Aui
6rfkcn ((enod >0 Sikkim

fkftw)

Hodgsons moose'hsce l/o*s”s.

Hodgsons inumt ii<t

(fonod on tbs Qiinalsyan Tusi)
Hodgson’s pied wsgtsil dr<i wnw
(pisd TTT^)

Hodgson's pipit ^pe* 4T{W gftvT
Hodgson s redstsrt Xr«
HodgsOD'asbortwing Jrfi CTtih *g-
TO

Hodgioos stnsifdswslIowiseikTTW
Hodgsons tree-creeper Arrt VTiftT

Hodgsons while-gorgeted Ayesirber
Ara •iffk-i fnf-wero vwwrsi (wr.
FT Atsuc)

Hodgson s wren-wstbler Am TITTW

Hodgson* yrllow-brsdrd wsglji)
drrs VTdtT ifttl W *I ^ (breeds In
’ Kashmir)

kodogrsph (o( a variable rectori tbs
locna o( one end o( a radios vsetoi)
sfwrro M. (e t i fitiM se)

fco« . »n^

loeiDg JTWWTO n , ft

JloeUspis lect Wlft

Hoftninii pinekcock (eostreited by

n sersw) wfit firfWtr

Hofmann's anodyne « compound
spirit of etfcer ftgtt^-WSF

HoCmtnn's ^saUos • Corjsebaeto*
rlnm pseododkpktkense
Hofm^n's gnetkod Cbent. (for raponr
density) (eedoeod ptassnta msthod)
SgjT)re (bMOttetei-tnbe

melbodJwrffRW

Hofmann's reeetionyft^-Hfrtar (Jtf-
btomamids)

ffoAnsnn's T.«fel Cbt- ^eny of
seTcral siotet dysa, ell of them
alkylated (nebsioea VT

^ 4)e^rgtr

Hofinann'i soltsmctcr (inter or aei-
dnleted water sditamrter) SV’H*

bog t (domeatie swine) gv gcf n>

1 (pig) g*T os..

hogbsek Otet (soy ridge with a
sharp eoamit) «. (aseieDt

weed)

bog bsdger s^-wtvr

bog bruUes gvg ((h)H

bog ereeper (£)<mt seoisdrist) H|iqdi.

hogdeerfinrcos ((toni^nvA)
hogged tsil ;H|r (fplling away at tbs
eod»)TOini%rre

troglerdwadep* suilos gvy-VTT f.
)iog-oosed snake gnHIunk
hog t-besn (CTiroseiMiiisiis aigrr) tOlUl {
(Basn)

bngihesd(hbd)«l(k/ («n)
hogweed 1 gcnplw
S ( HaerJtoosa d>/«*a ) JFfci /
(B J7.M. Deo)

3 •• ninet jkool (Pelrponsm omra-
Jers) JTO(»Wii».

d (Sesebssoreewni) / (Mar )
Swborteboof ( rnititage /or/aro )
as-

hoisting of ffsg emr)?*, prrn s^.
IW1

hoi*, bolo-^

HoUretie B.apsiv (deaignatieg the
region loetadinf tbenertbem parts
of the Old and the Nsw World)
Hefntu^ii as.

bolsrd E<tA (the total water content
of Ibo toil) (nm set n.

echard ■lUi'JIftli
ehressrd ffi^TOF
Holarrheni Pot

H. antidjsenterica {knrchil WTtri*F
fS* (B ,N. 1^3)

n. eodaga=n. antidyientenca

H. initii(it IS endemic in Ceylon—
Basn)

bolanbenine gzA /.

Holeoi Bot. ttJFTOt'TOlfif
If. Isnttnt (telvet grass) tii**l*<
gjw-Rra

fcoWoG. 1 Wtr»l *TW (Const),

Dll), TMintain ftWTWI
5(u, propetty* office)

Hgoi %(gi

S (as, an election or meeting) wtfl
bold SI 1 (for an anchor) wl'iH-nW n.

9 (of a ship) nislad »•
lesie-boldniTO

bold a brief for at» bold brief for
bold t forest ofic*
bold-sil r4wt m . fk«n«*T
hold ID enquiry
cwt

bold SD office qq qiWI «D(T (Oonit)
bold bnef for (to adrooate, , defend)
uftnrsfif rnn,

hold court sorofiAtPI FW

bold-down n (a device tor holding a

part down) m.
bold election nwi

holder 1 taw Wtd ( m , wm *1^
mwT

Dccupsnt wflnrfl
occupier wfmTTW
posiessor snro
joint holder ftgs* Vt(Y
S Chem .itT m

bolder for the time being taw

wrfl

bolder for value taw stgW wl(l»

Rgqq wrff

bolder in due course taw yHlT®'

srmftfft wft

bolder of a bill fkTO-wrft
holder of a cheque wsi^sl 'Sift
holder of a licence stgmf^WTd
holder of a life interest tow »ii/lrt
ffTOlft

bolder of tu estate taw >tT(T-'qTfl
bolder of a public oQlce KVqrq VtO

Hol0pt7cVi!ui

hoMix o! {amlly certiilcata 753

lioMfT of f*inily certifieate

ffHprrx xrft

hoMer of hn.l Lata mft. *lf« ^
WTft

holder of Mit*Wih*ri eertifieite ftm-
«T«Tft

holder of power Laio
holder of prommory note aod tr»n»«
frree of the *»me Lam asdis '■Tft

holder of receipt tnfet-^rfl
holder of the rjlligr irm-9lft
holder'* dutj conttituted attoreej
CT >TtnW*

holdfiit Bot TTn^ n.

hold for an anchor n

hold good ^h‘ 1

3 d/alH. (to remaiD ▼alid)*Tnitl^t
hold in abeyance aflwfilStWTI
holding », ^ « , WTO. tsH

(lea laml

fraginefitatioo ofholdingi
■TTW^OT

coBiolidatioo of holding*

holding an ofSee of profit f IHWV
tnfl

holding eonpioy Fiiutnc* *CT9Tfl fnT<

aw

holding of ballot ii«iai VT ira'*a
holding office arsTft. aTitfta. trrmtt
holding* of IletetTe Bank of India
arrrtta 6W>*«tfaatT4 arnt
hold of a *hip ar*l*l n
hold office Tt aira aiar
hold office for life arnflaa arm
awT

hold or acquire iramoTihle property
aa*t rtatW airn aaai wapa araj
hold oLt (to rvpreaent, to bold forth)
aaarar

hold oref 1 (poatpone) araiPra arai
3 (to coitiona la oceopaney of land
or exareiis the powers of an of'ce
beyond theliDilt of the term aet
orCxol) ■f’l'TTa, arfahafam

arar

hold po«*eition atta a twat
hold Bp ti*ai
hole fjT, ftar n.
holed a,/;.r»frx-.
boled grain* faf^aaira
holiday j axlaanr ip*., aY^a n.

3 amm, wavara « ,
holiday fee* aaiiwi-gaa
holtdayt artd vaeations ailinitC ’fn

holiday* eirepted af clf <7
Holigarna £of (lofty trae* often with
acrid iaico“Oainbl*) filB W 1|&

H amotliana (jnico riiaea bliitert)
aarta? firaata^
n. longifolia firaata^

holtaeta x aiaaaf/.

3 *"•

Ilolhod bine (a eotonr. b!o« fa
htte. of low aa aatoration and low
r? brilliance) WTfta
hollow ajj aifattT.atai
hollow «i. 1 «*, an

3 (oTor the eyes) aifsiifa
hollow boliet att^
hollow cone

hollow erlioiler gfW aaq
hollow'liornei) aj/. Zaol

I n> , .

hollowne**5firn/..<!iaawwa>7tana
hollow oot aitaawt ewt, alFt crai
hollows over the eye*
hollow tqaare Math a^
hollow square three deep IfotA f!t>

hollow stalk tniirument ap^ aT<a n.
holly 1 (it biaspiO) marginoil leares)
tjwrfi f.

3— holly green (a colonr. yellow-
ish jellow green adft’'ltT in hue and
of low wa satoratiea) aaxdfirfta
holly fern ^ Tnia (liolly ti'iT^
holly green (* colonr, yellowish
jellow green gafhlr Id line aad of
low >n eatnration) WIgdWtfl
ho\ijho<yi{AUhMt Toua)

/ (from Beo )

3 (a colour, blmsh red in

hue, of eery Jtigh wft iatnrstion
and low ft bnllisnce)
hollylioek mat flrtm rolAef.
aafl iM?w

holme oak B holm oak

holmia CAew (liolmioiiioaHl*} qi*gtj

holmicnd; Ckem
holmiiim CAeie W^wT/

h t 1 ss holly like lesrea.
holly V*' * ™ Cf. Its seimtirie name

Caercui tltr Ilex ia tha genn* eon-
t*ining the holly) ^7^
holo-, hoi* (Ok. AoZm 'complete
entire, whole') ^*
holoasial oJ], Crytt. aiWa
holohlastic cleavage « total clea*
vageacomplete cleavage Fm&rvof.

holobranch Zool. (Qk- ftofoi 'whole')
^rTwVtt ti-

holocarpic aJj. Bd- (having all the
thalloa nsed for the fruit bod))
tpEWiftw

Iloloeephali Zool. (a grocp*>often
regarded aa a class— of fiahea with
•mall and narrow month)
a^m(k^ clast)

hoIocriBC ad), (gland*) dnaf. (the
complete cells djamtegrate to form
the secretion) 1^1*1 (y^

hologametc Zool. rflak'JJi
hologamy Bel. ^iVSK «•
hologonidiumwtorediuin
holographic will f yfeftw
holograph will

bolohedrsl od; Cryil (having all the
faces reqnired by complete !)»•
mstT^ tnWtw *
holohedrsl hemimorphle Crvef. tM*
rf)« Wi5n^«
holomtfic fidj. J'rfrop.

Holomclibola Zool. ri yf-

holomctaboliim Zool. (eomplete me-
tamoTphosia) ^tTWWTOTVI n.
holometabolous eJ/. ^firwTTrwTW
holomorph Slofufiri q/ib''! n.
holomorpUic adf, .^{afirtici
holomorphiim Sfefittir* /.

holomorpliosit Btof. (complete rege-
neration of a lost part) n.

holomorphy 5f4Xiiiic< qyiy.’TRl /,
Holophrya colianalamldhim roll
holophyte nolrilion Hot. SlXIflltl

holopneiKiic n,lj Zool. (liaring all
the tpiraelesop«n)X^TtT*tT*tft (4^,)
Holopirlea Bet fwrfVvy tniTft
H. iolegrifolia (Indian eliiOWTtnn
fkrftvw (Itasn ferftn. flm. ftrft*)
Holoptycliiidar PaUontel. (llie body
was eovereil with iinbrirsting cy-
cloid aealfs) w ft mf x tl H *TT *ru
Holoplychiui wftnif^rw RTrft

HoloptrcWu* fUmlnffi horn* tiginl

H. flemiDfi wftsifrrrf*

H. Bobilixunnt (orntmtatei inth
jrregTilir loagitnJiaU wriaklet ot
nJgrt o( CMmiae— Zittel IL113)

hoIo»iJe Bio turn n.

Uoloitri Zcc^ > Ptf/^pnwl (or^er ol

giaoid £«h« h»Tiag i well derelo-
rei bon\ tkeletoa) tn

Holoileittina Dct flJlfd

H enaoUre disi*^ sfm?Fl (Hin
ST^.GU)

n rWdiaanaiBH eaBulare
U rbeediicIL iBBuUre
holojitlic ttJj 2ccU
Uolotburia Zool grift

boloibarua 2aol

Uolotbuneidea Zoal. n.

llolotnehi 2<«1. *n n- Uilit

OB tbe wbele bodr)
bolozbio aJj Ulfiauill
bolotaie BBlntioBilot RT^irfrni^fV
bolj aJ] TWW afw
bolt bull (0ri«««i*4v{«»l 5 »^/
(B..K .M , Bib. B«b. VU Eta Ttm.
Tel Gai)

belv frail lSt}la fAarntlu) ftff «.

bely frees •• lerte-Tene eelaar.
laiibgreeo la bstietta

rt‘iOS tad brillitaee mediani
s'Skaiet*

bole brrb • froffoot (Torbrea
nealii) tl*"TT
bolr order* vifbc Mt
bole palm (Corypka ■mbraetlt/rra)
(Tel

bbW Cbittle - Bilk ifaitlle (5irtb«>a
rufiai»«iB) ei.

bely vrackwobinoelled wrack Hot
(Pcitclia raeiluatala)
lloBacodoB PfiUenteL (molar teeth
b»l no'.ertMentio caipa— Remer
p. 343) BOB* ■♦•

boBage 1 (r*«T^ er eaeereatiil re
j«ri) tifTe»fc/

3 iidir (a aalemn puUie eereiDOBr
by wbicli a mta ackso«lei(«e Ibal
ta It lie elatal cl tlorJJVn^*

byBjge LloeaSeeirb bloc (eeolourt
relliab-UBel^wr'14 it ta*« o( low

rrTsatnrttiOn aid very lowfibriUi-
aace)

BomaliamBot (Gk.bo)iuIoi 'smooth*.
It bai Terj amaa'b whitish bark—

U lomrototiim (its cleaa srbite
bole reader* it rny ooatpiecoos
— Tt. 11 611 )

wbite-*^**^ bole)
Komalodotbrnidae m.

llomilodolhriiam Po/ronlal

IlamaloiBeBi 0(4 Ttft^n'niftl
fl aronutioa spPWtfri^
n rubeteeBsftbepUot ■* nsel a*
s poison b) tbe MtltitSBdis
(browB lato rirera to poitoa tbe
water— Baso) OlimvlOfn
Hoinaa sy Wftsi Jftraa ITT* m.

Uomarui Zed- (a feoas locIqdiBf tbs
ooBJBoo lobsters) wrfwTR-sratfit
bomatropiBae hydrobtolmraiB sisiit*

bomatropioe (obtaiael by tbe eoadse
eatiea of etrori** sad eoasdalie
teid— OotlaBd) ■nitwis)/.
hofflitropiee b/Jrobroaide blSIH
frf^

houttialod; OioL (bariBf tbeues
tII*l«al)CTn»
home n 1 ijf ■ tVT
3 wk,

to bnog home to ensi. Sn

«rn

home od/ 1 sr*»tlftw.

ft*

3 Blf- wrrft*

(oreiga

hoBC ba>e (iB base ball) 4**13 *-
hoBe bodr ea- (*tsjr-et hone)
boae brewiogsjftsra*
home coBisaBd ir«r^*tllll\fl
hoBK eoBpaBT sexV)* antfT*
home foaaoBipttoa
boae rooperatioa fdee.
boBe defeBrc ■ 6 nin

bone departaeet aifftnin

n.carn(rae.f* 7 n ■

hone faeior «*^«Rs*qhtf.
boBe-fam hrr »n*

heaae-fara eccsuBtijfHt^^m

home-farm aceoaBts forms S^n*
Itsupri

home-firm cnhiTalion ajt.ojt* ^
home-farm land >13 si^ t^ssr, hrv
home dv ai^-n^
borne frown ijf'Jia, aifrrfttt

home guard Af 1 1. *15Trfl (r(l, ^tR-
♦rl** ei.

Home Cnards Rtir-^n. tJ5-Ttft
hose induitrT 3*^1T-T^<T>
bomelesi aJj >Z?^

home-made aJj. Econ.

home market rite *3^ ftlftl-ir*
home DursiBf ^-41*11*1
heme office Korifinal er chief office)
g«*nr* m.

3 (office of tbs Homs Department)

hoBieokiaeiu B T W TrT n.

lloaeopaihie and Bioehemic PraetL
tioaera Aet «uih(V'll* BVlAtnn-
*fif* fsrfptT* stWiraiT
heneopiihie mediemal prrptntjoa

bomeopathie medieiBe

»()**

bsaropitbie ptaetitioBer g a f ifib rd*
hoBeopatbie preparation wnf * Ck i tf t*
eft**

hoBropiibie epecifie 4nri*h*n-
ftfiTtrft**
homeopathic aritem
homeopathy (disease ii cared by
remedies which prodoee oo a heal-
thy penoB eSeeta timilar to tbe
lymptomt of tbe complaiat— Web-)
(Ck. konoio- 'iimilar*) *<H Pc f»* ir/.
home pen »*^-*4r*

home-pouBded ^ jtj

bome-pouDded nee STTfll *W«

home produce iCVrix

home rale f*TIT* o., WITS

home rule leajae T*Tm-ftV

home safe tfepotiit 1J3

borne aneoee IJ3 ftwi*

home scieBre alteadaat iJfftTT**

«r»c

honitiick iJfTJT, »H^P «*.

©cenrs la aianj'’* ta.tt.te.)
to be bomeaick 3)*!

hometiekBest siTTjrn /.
hoBC algaal Blf. "TMT

hotna stato

honait

home »Ute TTT’T
home nation J?;y WM
liortir ttJtion rft Fly fewn*

home«tei.l 1 n 0 ore# pUee)

homrtleoc) firm Loa bJtt

homeateaii li» X^nio W'l

horoesteivl niUt Low
home tnJe *^TT. >If ‘TTnt

home Oder# ri

bonie*MorW EJite >25*^ Vt Cl
CUT

homiri<lil adj.
homici'lil mini#
homicKle Laio *TI^X*^;Wl /

iniD*tliu;hier CT*fTC1 (lea iisu<i

homicide inii«dceniufe Law CTC*
ftnc nixtxwii

homicide 10 telf defeaee Larcrir*
T?Tf»5 JTTCtrt^rT

homia^ ]>i^o Zocl. (earner ri3eo*i)
rj^rrufl C^fff (^'>n cart)

Ilommidie trr^ crin.

HuRiO *nxT miFt («e naan)

li.diutODi 'lU.lonnman Dairn
tuan) ICW RTTC lITW <td; o«cor%
til r^oini 4 3 81)

It. lieiJelhrr^eetK tir^fV trp^

II. neiaderihaleotM^r |•rlfflIfeolu«

It. *j|iieat Aren't unc
liomo* 1 TUT . H*

■ SClie"i RUpT iDisI i»o-R')
lioraoceoinc adj. 1 (hiTtag lh« aim#
centre]

3 Or/iSktlm^ (n]io«e cestrea lie oo
Ih# eiB# ant) ^CTRlriO ( l\)
hooioeeiral «i/. Zool (haring two
loUa )aa\)Tnmfx.RW3'a
ItomochUrnTt Am ^;cmi-innf^(t]„i
l>enat eoutain* tsTea e^ieviet c>(Ja>
diao biriU o( very doll coloration
and very iile one another)
bemoehroniatic m/j mrxfrrc
Ilomocoel* Zoo/, (hevinu • tiniform
internal lioiot) RM •n*r>T m jj
hocnueol»*eth'l red

hoiiiocTclic a./; C!ni Rwcft*

honiohinl a.}j Zoo/. RStfT

hoaioeuVioe*ua>hoaieuViu<vt
)>omoe»|ia|)ir M )>omeupil)ir
Itemog^tax Fa.’nrntcL (:’oie to the

enee-trj of tha TipriUe. it not
tUeaclnal anci'tJr of tj at fiMiiy
—Homer r 330) CTlfix^C iraitT
homo;tamrtn a // A\.i tum*3^
Lonio?cne>l\ imfTTl/

2 S/J/i /i.t rryf’Ti/
homo;coeilv vfdati tnnCt tmi^RT
homo;«n<o,ia «/j 1 TtUfT. (TTlXtiTi

RRFT

3 t/jl/l tharing Ule parte) GRTR

3 .UiA (of tLo a* loochToe) TWJTT

4 Hctk. Uianni, uit.tr ct e^ii U
deneity) TUT^n

homofcaeMUj «tcj» trjrTM
hotno^eneoui r>|uatioa YySh. t.l.d'l
CtftCU

lioreojeoeout (uiii lion i.'iJ/L TUTTX
(tf!T

lioRiogeneout immeenon RRFI ft*

um

homogeaeoua liquid U^drctt.it
R 7 Ti (8

l<omo;eiie<>u< tiiiature rTTr-I (Uu
hooiogeorvui |•t•»'ucl tS tb. R-.im

liomo^eucou* I’rudiKit o( « dunea*
•lop* Vj/t ttfnrita mwirpy.
T*'

homo^euluic ,i f; turKv. tWI-irfn*

fW

lio*»*o,enii»icB'-id7;.oi;.,vi ttURf.-n-

■fnr««

hoinoio* RR

homoioiliL>iiiileviit aO /o/\t«VlJ*

jn (harj i^rcpriaath v'l^l i«lic.a>

rn)

horooiomrruua A (; £ ti.piTin
bomm.nlirrm n Z i.i i ^ jiol' cr
luit orsantwu) •'.■SXfit »v

honiumllirriiial I.OMiuioilKtinic-i
homoioikermou* o/j. .Vd r^XT-W
homoiutbennic »lion)oioilierpiil
)>un>»>olhrmii<<a R* trmt /
iiomoiotliennuu* > iiomoiiittiermel

>iomo)o;;oiii t nsil. RCIT

2 Hi'i T'lt 'in

iKimoio^uut alirrnjiii II o{ prnrri-
tioin 1 I r.t.t «. -i< Cl. 1

homolo^iuitb .rj, ./r
bom.l>jr rjj'itfj, .

1... .lo;i n

2 Ei.’l (rcicmV'Mico in alrc-tore)
TlRIRlfTT n.
lKiiiii>.l)-nn RJT-tt'rntm/.
liomoinorj'htc fl tUTFT
Iloniouoia H.,; RTTm^T^ llXiRl

II riparu RWI’T RTITCIiTrS (Paaa

xnn^'c)

homo j'lio*(>l'ioe Cel, Ini RH*Wltfl
homo.j'htlial.iiniile RIT *5^ ftfn’ViT
lloreoptera Zcel- TTHRi,Tf n ft • ^‘l-
Wld'^ (tjnmhordcr)
honiortuaal oJj B ! MRW'S
hi morhiul root type Bet RlTlirS i^.
RETT

homo>ieilaMie£{a{iiSi*i (irhere Hand,
anl (iBriationa ot all parallolanayi
are equal) RUaftCTP"! (.t^) «.
bomotesDil a./; ufwilgiijj*
hoir»>riiiatily Rf'nClJJWt/.
)iom(»poroii* n !} Ikt. (eporM are all
I i C3# eire)

homo«j»orr S I TTRVTUT’JtJ /
KomoMeidje erpxjj* ^

Ilureioieit* I’l/eorUiV (had ilenler
tocllilis! jaw*) MT*/IJ3C «nfr
honoilntlic It 17. /. WTrtlfTT
lirtcroltiallic

humotliallnm h.'/ RWirfBHT/.

lieicroihallum r»TBTrrRTt
h.iuuu.ciica,;; mrrx

biimolhetic centre— remre ofaiiniU.

TitT TUTPTTTC*?
homotnipinc— homatropine
liomotypic diTisioQ Bet. RUT^ftT
tTrrt

tioMovylouj wood lln;iV5 CrtS
homuajpotc Hk/. (an aaimal or plant
CO uaj nil; either cierebor. but not
l»jth cii" here, ol at leajt one pair
ol allcloreotphic MenJehan eharao.
lere) (a horeoijrgoue in.

dirijQal)3r^cpri(ti^^)ri. (»•# ho.
tororygole)

horaoeyfou* n-fy Bio/ TnTJRYR.jrSc

51 (joe licl»rorygoai)

Him (irmonrs)Jn. (RTi'T)
Uonlle-KonouraUe
Hoolle ( liief J.iitice WirRir 5^7
e.TniUl)-^

iiuu I Is jiiMue tirrinTe’/iq’fuTf!
n.n'lle Mim.lrri
I nm (ff > 11 1^1 ‘l.n» t:“ll tin »fi , ((T4
■' ciifl/. n.'T.'r.ir.fvri^r, y/.

hon#»tb*lUi 756 hoo!

irJnf*

diiboDcit
hoDCit Ixliet «*•!
hoo;tt cljiro RW «'■< J*!!

^ifisrllDDC TO’UJR
hoDOt opinion wftonf

hoDfsIv Rram 5^n. /••

mRiV

hooey 1 JfJ n

a^hooey yellow (i colour, yoUow
ifb ted yellow in hue,

telurtUon end brillitneo medium
ir*uTTOPrft^. wjri
booet iot fWl^«l
honey-badper »rf <fW*
honeybee a^KSl / ,
hooey hururJ >r3

honeyeonbn IVSVTRRit uneient
word)

a li(loine6iU WI*!?* n
a«Teti<ulumvr^m f
hooeyeomb (we»\e) ftflilei <il*n*r*l
(mode up ol cell* '^T)
heneyeombed nd; {by loteeu)
(Oerre durekloeAerl m feMelen)
% «»TR

hoaeycomhed io«r«I »>«m Rpe®
haneyeomb iliteh h’^dlewerk irjBt*
afrtt

boaeyeenb etomeeliwretieulua
boneydew 1 (theeMeberine esudete)

a(» colour red yellow Wdll m hue,
o( high 2\<aturttion end high »
bnllunee) slA^'tlS
hooeyflower Del n

honey fruit tree (Geeienotoneiiiofa)
V^f (Keo lulu)
honey (ungni ira*«n
honey guide ^eea ITfJTtV* n- (it
(eedemottly on beet when they
•wtroi from a hole m a forMt tree]
honey lofu tt (Glefittio iriaecathoi)
Jfi tPlKP
honer lae iJjt

honey ecealel gum - Euealyplut
n(llio.|ora

boney-tutble (geiut Ee-ieern) *rj^

hooey tree l (SeUeieWo lry.;j)
et. IDaau)

a (iliirio l»i«fli/oI*a) flWl JT^T at.
keueywirobadJerlocU

honeywaler=a<|itv nielUt W3
hooey yellow (yellowish tel yellow
WTtfirtlS in hue, eataratton and
btiUianee medium tMj Rt’nwTrfJi'flS
Honkenya pcpIoidessArensria pep*
loidea

TIou Mtntaler for Agrieullute (it
MA)*rw

lion Mimtler for Detclopment (fj
i(D>WPI ftAlllira*(Blfl«.R>
lion hfiuitier for Edueattou (tl MX-)

flon Minieler (or Fioaoee (IIMF)
RR *r^ (m N U )

Hod Mimater for Food (IT M Pood)

WR (■nun)

lion Miditler for Public Health ({}
MP)»m

honorably BhoDOuraldy
honocattam HR^ (Const ) RR^tR n
honorary arf; RR^ (t\), RRlf,

Ulf^n, wWdB RRWttR
honorary odriier RRfrft R'»'flim
hooorarv a««i«ltat rommutioarr
RRitfl R^«

Lonortry attisieot aurgeon RRllft
tRIRB tRlWCRtB
in an iieoerarv eapaeityRR'Itfl iRt V,

honorary eommutiou onuTfi

honorary degree atnhtrx
honorary deolitl RnMI
honorary dcrmaloloptt wj^.

honorary July RR^dlv^TR
honorary fuoeliOQt Sli gf- tR ftt
honorary boute aorgeon

aiauruf^wio

honorary magitirate RwWt ^»tl.
fiTrft

honorary mediral ofCeer Rjirttfy

honorary nedieal tUBRRbfiVnfW

honorary member rrIiO r^u
honorary offircr RRirfl wf^RTfl
honorary ophthalmologitt RRlrtl
wrgft*

honorary phyawian W^gfVv fuflcRR
honorary phyaiota i/cehildreo Rp?.

bOrw WvRB
be notary post RR%UfRX
honorary rank RRttO

honorary secreurv Rtd&il RiVt
liOQorary specialitt RR^frfl fitiWB
honorary itaff RR?lil RRWift
Honorary Stale Orgamrer. Tribal
Welfare Scheme RRNlnR-WWl
ajB, RRRrfI ??RTR R^Wf
honorary eututical idvucr WrWI
RtftRT R»WI«H

honorary tnrgeon RRRTT IRfl*

honorary work RRlrfl Rli,

honour 1 MTTTiRR •'( (i« fame)

2 rra honours
honour t^. 1 rt^ RtRT

2 Coin- KT^, KT^ *R1 ^

areepianee for honour RT^TR

payment for honour RT^ni
title of honour RRtn^
debt of liOBOur RTdtfilR RiR
honour a hill ftRtf-Rl^TR
hoiiouraMr nify 1 Rt^R
Mott HoQ’lde RTR RIR^

Right Hon Lie AsRtffR

2 HRRT^

honourable lueitiber RRtflR R^TV
honourable iiiinitter rriIr Rnft
honourable relationt RRR^
(Conit )

honourably acquitted Xiie
rI^w. g«
honourably bound £nii> RR^B
honour a cheque RWi^-anTTR
honoured ndj. RTW
honoured hill C</n. RTT^
honours £Jae (agrada of acalamie
Jittnction awarded for high pr>

ficiency) BrftyR ii (u4 certificttt)
honours rerliGcate nrf)*R*tnnwRR
honours degree fft^leR'RRTRl
Ilony (hoaorary)Rt (RPfl^l)
hood I roUOT m.

aw^/.

S Rol m

hooded ebat Atti ti^d if)) RTR«
hooded crane devt pR tfti <l*R (diw
tinguisheJ by its white neck
ifttt)

hooilfd racket-tilled magpie Jiti
Rtwir (wbola hsad tX W
black r^)
booflTR,^™.

757

horizontal gallery

hoof and

hoof tnd bom me»l ^ B’H Hi ^
hoofed feet rrft
boofmeal 15^ ^ n

boofa cz borieboot (rutiilajo /ar-
fara) ii».

book 1 Hot- iifTt m-

2 (fiahhooV) / . wftrr n . «fTI

(occur* in the

book>and-{>ole Jereraje forejSry

book eJjmber Bag aoi-ft (
booked adj. frtfrr

booked bait Bot (McLeaa I tG9l

Uooker * green (a eolouri yellow*
green »a boei tituralion and

brilliance medium

Hooke'* law Jfteh STTT^-rreTT frTff
booklet 1 «•

2 (a! a leather) 2^00*
bool, ha« tad tinker rrftTT (fW),

book'W’iogt reol bfrr-Twr m pi.
bookworm IrjTT^ re ‘
bookworm dtiei'e <ryrTTfff.rrn
bookworm lofestition (ryTrfTrr^I.

booloek giliboa J*5*
hoop Hath trw. oftTfw, m
boop rJ

Iloope'* proeer* Chm. (tor rrisiag
alomiaium tTZtr^ electroljtieally]
(ff.for for

boop iron qf(ivq W «Tgt
boop net Torntry ^W-SIW
boopoe Zod. jrfzT r». (from
boop pine •• coloou! pine
boo*e » hoozoi ha*k (a dry cough)
grcci4 m., gfnT’
bootiog owl Zod. m
booze « hoote

bop (ZTamalM fopoloa) m.

hope irmr/.

Hope* Bot.

H. decaodra ■> H. odorati
If. glabra rwwnw
H. odorita (jt yield* a fragrant
ream— Ntik ) murrs
11 panrilJor* r^jzT rP'ITT'f
11. wightiaoa Gt >« very bandtoma
tad capered with ertmeon frsit*
— Tr. I.S2) vprrf n»*Tiw
bopeleti aJj. firrw

hom meal
hope of reeoaety ^ H15II,

tft mr

Ilopliie* Pileontol' (Ok. ‘hearily
«medT

n. dentains ^3T

H, BeoeomteD*!* (cmbilien* * mill)

Hoplocarida (Gt. kepltn 'weapon',
denoting ]>>aTywrmod> Lat. candxt
'thnmp) aifniltl. fOfU
Hoplophoneas peleonfol Qit, 'armed
ilayer'. It wa* the direct aoeeetor
of tho taber tooth line'- liull p*
872) fftnPr^-tmft
noploprylln* ai4c*^*7XlfY
Hoplopiera* Arts <*Z7^-47lf3 (di*
tinguished by poasessmg a long,
curred spur ^ oo the bend of the
WiCgf?)

bop Butdew qw{VJ*on(^nn
IJopptt Bit f-yPi7SJr3j&

If. dfcbotoma (bracts laoeeoUte—
Btsu) fsafjpra
hopper 1 (any of Tanoot leaping
inseets) ^Pfl(.t^)«.

2 (a trough, bot or receptacle,
Qiustly tuonel ahaped with as
opening st the lower part}

hopper **l»e ffv7»«w *«^**T1?
bopfalopolof PMorn. (atkm malt
liquors Utter) n.

Horace Vemet'e Maewoil bloe
hordeiceu* Bd. Tax. (re*embhog
barley, Bordavn*) 4tia
hordeia Bioehem. (Lot. hordtvn
'barley' W) aft/,
hordemoe ^rrft /.

Hordeum Bat. aa-tnnft
II diiUcfaoo ay

II. raJg«r«{Ut»ey)«T«t»yyi(B..K.

Beo. jao. Hin. tft. Qgj
£an.yor<oodki, Uar Wf, Persian
jao, Tel. yoeo)

barehound«>|IIarrubioa vnlgire
Uoreite* Jcr»lTV<^-»»lf'l (feathers
of tbe forehead are amooth cyn)
bonsoo I firiw n. Uiom

2 Orel. (■Itato of the eatib formeil
St the lime tmie, a natoral soil
Isyeridf^fp*.

bonion A Plant EeeL (the surface
boriroD which is 10 contact with

climatic influences) *5
horrron B Plant Ecel. (iorwon
below A) *t

horizoa C pla U Ecd- (the uouec
lying mineril CQStetial of geolo*
giesl origin) tT
F bonaon Plant Eeol, (the layer
of dead organic matter on the soO
wbieh has not lost its botaniea)
structura— Bot p.105) ff. fiWl (*
for ^af)

horizon C Plant Ecel. (a zone of
peculiar prismatic structure which
IS doe to the rise and fall of the
soil water. Tbe initial letter comes
from 'Oley' wbieh indicates a
specific net of soil water ebaraete.
rtsties-- Bor p. 105) 31 (*

for yrra?)

n honzon plant Eeol- (a layer of
black humus of tbe soil surface
IS which organic matter is luSei*
ectly decomposed to bare lost all
trsees of botsnicsl structure^ Bor
p 105) «, BT^ I't for 'tT’i humus)
bunzoD blue (s colour, green in
hue, of Ter> low saluiatioa and
Tery high g brillisnco) WTCf<
honzoD glesiw horizon mirror
wro

homoo mirror^bomoa gltti
borizoDUl adf. JlftTr
transverse wg a W
borizoDUl angle
honzooti! autodase
inr*

borltonul axis

borizoctal ballistic angles (|ri^
BRT^rT-yhr

borizODtal bartri^uT 7x7
horizontal boiler yTftTl
boruomal'comhioatioD Been.

IfUl'l

bornontsl eornponent Plj, ^jfmr
erri

bonzODtal distribution
horizontal equivalent 6urr (hotizou-
tal distance between sueeetaive
contour lin<n)^Ty *t»ifiw
horizootal fault Gcol &fsy Hntn
horizontal fibre* iMzr tl%y Stg
bonzonial field yfty jry
horizootal gsllery (of csmlium beet

l 45 )SiPTafrn

honiooul hulUr 5 t 3 *r

Loiirnnul inlcn'it^ t

toruoculit' ¥^^ 3 ^ /
honronUl liDC Frc ' t c
bonuoul niea-urrni<-nt

TTT

lioniorttl mo' 1 i
rjTT

honiont*!
horiiontil ('Ij

hon*ortsl hiJlo*

liomonolo^

•i»

horirontjl |
fioniooiil (
hotiTonl*! ;

gTm
honioot*
boniool*' '

14,1 *<’’

1,00 itT^s f'*^

il r>«M £ 1 ^

bomODUl -fjiou l/ua wMrr
beriieoltl .1"“^ ^

rcwTT ». fi

bori*oo«il ' tT*nrr-P

honiont*! umiiont i! im

bsntoolil ihru'i ^

hociioBul Tinmen* iTfr 3
bonne Tr/fW (vitil ei*rc' ***“
orge to pjfpo«i'« ’'«* * "

brm- ahn / [irr-n wr)

bonntc o^j aartit Isiri' i ^ pon o

lire)

Ilormirhori Za.i t iv»f * «r<- • o'

,U«, Ui.r«e.r,^

ffT-ft

H pluroo.i ghrtl CIM*Ta

hormogon lionoosoniuTti
borrnogoof honnoinniatn

Hom

jlitf B y (

born work firST *.

bomwort (Cerflti?r^»U*"» (f^TteTii*)
.T- (Bisa)

borny o 1} 5TTT. ^ ( t^)
liomy ipoD^e Zxl mj'-ftft'l
Horolojium JifrcH /. (ineienl

word)

horoicope /

hornJitt a fj (bmtiy) Bof

bone eVfl irra r».
bor^e iJlowince ir^-nfa^. ■ilfl-
IWT

hone irtillery w;iiu0

bor«e boi JJ/y sVTT-n:^

hor‘e rhe*lnot 1 •<<»'*.» n

2 (» colour, roJJiib re,! yellow
m hne. of low wr siton-
tiOD lOii ver> low brilliince)

n'r-*

boincJ o»l c

trcn V cither eido

w T-S ITT^

St n«fi •<lTT

horneJ rutniBint Z^i. efft tl-J'ifl
horsed erreimer £o^ ^rft
bomel lUfgefr *s«ur)?arj n.,

ftro

lorsfeleU T ij t (roa (llt»
b t e e "i*ii vLici of toae iS3e>
ou* McuTio'i— G cMir) of ILmsg
■nd Mmera I louetry by \.ll Fiy,
1310 ^rra ►. (U is dno to tbs

bonnooil tuij e^rinriTn
boftrmniil theon rurTTS
bonoonc Fijriicl n

bormone •dmioiMritioo »T*i7fl TT-

bormome 0 . 1 ; T'mnfl'J
bormonic control eT^rfl
honoono- WT*Til-
b«rmooo-groe»i« »C*wf| n
bormoDo-ycoic al; *VTtfl IWC

jv CIV

borol^* »tj; >1'*'^ *rt

h< in I l*lr-t c^n UoeL

lirn^u. k>Werwriloinrt

horn silicr ^ rmrgrnti; («i|
fi-Wiio*'

ninml)

born«toi>e »I'tS»*T. (nore b* 1
£ *t the tri'tkro more <
es (fU'l nneiest w
hr ttU •»» fjT P'i* lai-eri

Tell

bone (heftont tree (Jts'Kl»s iiTT^

fo»fT»ti"»)*TW?r o*.
bopse eoMir «T (£{»rf

orer tbetlonlden)
bor*e rrest (rnesifs teeeoissjJ
•mppTB <1

borse'dnler wra TftiWT n»
horse duB^
bot»e fle«b irTB«T^
bor'eUy irfw^f/ (ineient word)
bor*e fold - RinoBenloi srreoetf
■nfinwa rs,

bot*c frim 1 WWW TO, ^

a (Bdi'Jioi bi ferMi)

horse hirt •fTW-WTCt n> (in
hone hoe errw

borieboot (ruttilofO /jr/ara) ’

^r,

honehoT* =bor»ehoof
horie-joeVey sryw-WTTW n.
borseVeeper erymn «,
horte liUtudei (* Iher of two bell*
in thwneisMx'urboo'l of SO* N lod
30* B Ulitodel

bone leech wye ^

honcdeid WTW srr
hone loo*e Wyt ^WT ,

horse minja (ifanji^rra /cwfida.

boTse mint BoJ. I (ifonarda jwvloli

horifttnuiiel ^S9 hot

2 ulrrlrii) / (Bisu)

llOfsC Blll-ffl »fT? 5US*
horse-pooil ^ n

hor*e-|>ower (B-P.) ilech WtT-«Tf>i:

(’•r.) (shorteaed to 5 hp

1 *?T 5 i)

hor»e purtline {rriant^f'ia portufo-
cailfitn) f (B»so)

!ior«e-ncin? ^Tfrr.

ti. ‘betting’)
lior*e-f*duh 1 b.

2 {ilerinja clei/era] eT)»n“«’f *n.i

\ior«N tod pomes Tf

torseshoe ^^7 »nr sra m (from «»?-
Geldner s edition 6.1 2.26)
iiOT*e»hoe.b»i ^n'*3
borseshoe cosef ilraina^e
faor<e‘boe rrab<=LiDs crab
hcTse^boe mtgoet ^^.wara
horieshoc.'baped itdj ^STTTnt
boraetail {% plant of tbe gentta Egni-
KtBw) m.

borie*thTmet*wi)d theine (Diymif
*erpy)fK"i) TiiWt /,
bor«e*weU ^a<t(rrrMiedi«vnfifiB^)
«» n i« n.

Bor«6eld * broadbill Jrft

(a«ek «Jf»T Tinaeeotis red <rt)
Eer«firld • fijiBf.iqalrrel

OoBod in Tentssenni

n^i?)

. Honfield'e |otbe«b J ttt
Borsfield'e leif-ooaed bet Uartnu
H'HIW ^ (found in Asetia

HoriGeld'f leopard cat Cpft<

tfjq-ftnw

Bonfield'a ahrew Bamn ffHel

(this ep^iea bat bithecto only been
found in Ceylon firw)
bortfordite nmifi^Ji m. (rra copper,
for antiDonide* for
mineral)

bont (an cpthrown blockerbich alands
abora blocks of the earth that
hare atood atationary or that bare
been depressed— WorcMter, Teit-
book cl Geomorpbolog> p. 105)

ft.

Ilorteiiie violet (a eoionr.blaish Use-
teat?Tft:*^in bue, ol bigb l\.
f atoratioi ) TlpIliWltv

LoiteDMl faf. Tet- (yctl. to garden)
ZOH*

borticulluralft^ Atnfiw.^ttnfir^tf,

borticultural dextlopiucQt AxnCt?

borticultural div i<too StTTtT

boTticullttral bc^oneter
3 ^i<H

harticuUnral scbene tiVinl^
bortieohore i a.

2 ifhnfr^ / . 3im*ft9T5t »».
bortirahanst
fn.

bose (a flexible pipe as of India mb*
ber) iH.

bo*epipe Bh ^wnrra n
bo«e-lops mui4fui n
lio«ier (a dealer in bosier^)

hosiery l(bnsinessoiali6sier)7nn^'

2 (hose and goods trorea like hose)

A.

3(a factor) srlierelioaiery it made)

bosiery browa CW. In.t. ^TW «
Iiosierr Knitted tulnilsr fabric^ Tei'
lifer trrmrt ^wwit tra
boliery maautacturer

hO‘in- piper mumiji *».

Fiospual A.. (Const )

infirmary ^iJij"tr
dispeuiary

be.piial aJmininraiioQ
snntR

bospital adnuDiitratiOQ block fb(k'

boipital aided by poveramcni RWH-
RHifttnt fbfkttiiviq
hospital eppliances f bfua iw^.yT-

hospital stlcndgace fB!c>ttretr>TT>

borplul attCBdsDt WAimyg .y^.
«r«

hospital charges

hospiltl clothing fsfiWiV q TtlT,

hospital equipment fkfein?^4nTTT
horpiUl land btf*

hoepilal furmtnre firikiH i y ^.TqCTT

hospitaluc sTT&aq h.
ho.pilality luml
ho'i’iljl leate

hospital nece-»ariej ftfttfOFti ^

ho'piisl Don.auled bt poterDmeni
TTWif m w ai iiftqg
hospital office

hospital regi'ter of admissions and
discharges otw HtH 37Kr.

hospital sen ant
hospital ship
Lo-pital slip
hospital social norWer
jntnfst* niapj
hospital st'ff

hospital stoppage from officers irfil.

hospital stoppage rolls ftfigiWlwq-

hospital stoppigcr ntT^^

hoipital surgical usstruments ftfetHl-
^-yRraW*T*i
hospital ward

best 1 inrvtfQsn (itteil mTelogn end
Mata) elam, end br Ktlidtia in Lis
Rsgbneani.a)

2 Siet 5 T (•’ 1 ) n.

hostage (MfV), ronw m.

(front BRnlel] e's Artbssnttn)
hoJt«CTy ttal s o'lVotryst
hostel m. (lee boarding hoota)

hostel caution money UHfHHf-sfttlff.
Tiftt

hosteller
koslel library

hostel property tmUTW-^Rfs
hostel rent

hostel superintendent UnniM'iT^l*

hostile orf/. 1 SloaiqJi

2 fittbili

3 £.«- (sdverae) tlft^

hostile atUcK 3IiL Tnr^tT^ WTCJm
hostile possession late nfitf® Wrtf
hostile witness Lctc BUft

hostilities m..

holt plant Bet. ulftsiaiTT
host tree Bel. Wiiai ^
hot tiifj. 1 TVS!, rurr

houiehold

hot&ifbtlh

4S««

liot »ir Ixtli T«I-«I3-wn
hot-dr oven TWirg **5
hol-»»r .terihtfrjwrais
bot *Dd cold
bol bitb CVm tn'TI «
hotbed zwi »-
bol bed theriDOinetef nWl*^*

ww

boUbpotlLoBUblena.ni! orlbio*
loj into * common lot or »toeV, ot
rroterty for eqodity o! diTilion)

^r«ini ••

3 (botchpotth)
bolrbpotrb

hot eotnpre»» S*®! ^rftTtl «.
hot dry r«k il,d
hotel •mt’is- "•

lettJurant trifTTH*
canteen •FTHIT'J?
refreibraent room wWTTf-^*

u(e

tea honte WWHT VdJ^
cftio; ho«»e >

reitauriBt ear «T?TTWt»*TWfW
real houae fnrw H
hoaiel W'W* _
boarditijl hooae.alwm
lodgtns beaae <1^
bar snaiiiw

tiTem trfitwii
ion Qrtnnen (Conat )
hotel bill
botel-ieeper
hotel or refreabmeBl loom licence

ar«m «hni« »35f%
hot houae Del tPH «H »

bot money Ecert
beioeai /.
bol piflt JfeJ TW-artW
bet plate *mt ^

fit hot plate wrlH ^
bot pnrauii *m wjrm. mnit yi¥i

bot nfour r^riict. WTWfl
bot-thoTt aJj .ViUl. (bntlU orhea
bMtad) »«" f-^Sl (•** »bort)
bet ipeU vmt VtH
bot aprinj nm "Hi (WT^)

betaummertl^ Ant
IIotteBtel bread (Trilaiinaria aU-
^haatifei) »•

IlotteBtot'a bead (Slanyeraa para-
doxn) Bot ftfTtiJ 1*
hot top mould dfetal 3^ We
hot water gwi as *KH
hot water ba« a*®l as
hot water bath

hot water bath and oaeo (combined)

gent as am ««n «*i (aj*)

hot water drying oteia gmtaa tmT®!*

s*j

hot water funnel gmras 1-iai'J
hot water jaeVet g«aas als
hot water relting «TTO ^rfl It
asrt sygf. grni-as-as^a?
hot weather I rfHa lf«

3 Auitifes

hot weather rbargea iftta V<nT
hot weather cropa l!l<it-eyg
bot weather eulueationclrR
hot weather eitabliahment

hot weather month rftan-ms
hot wet parh ilM S*S|j| «%gS
hot windgraarj
hot work tfr VrOf

bot-wocLm* gaisg®! «.

houhara fera

Houbaropiti 4eei ftrfWkB-waifd
oeeura >n

bound andftc m. (oeeieat word),

ftmflygr

boundiberry (Sobniim niffrn*") .•T«*
ST^I / (B,K .M )

bound ^toogne (apeciM ot Ctniogloi-
l«-«) sfttl "
hour a»? F|.,a»n.iln/
hour angle ^irow ilyi-^
hour circle Jitron gin ^
hour-glaaa tr«n STS
hour band (ol o timepioec) a»t

hour rale a«nlr

henra of atlendance ggftnft-SiTa
boon ofbnaioeaaVTd-srs, atd-sag
boura ot daylight fnraais\
boura of tale 6an-uWB
boura of work «l4-ars,sn %
bour to boor a*) va^ It
booaaye (• f«o tor bontinf gooli)
arntn 31** •

houae 1 1 ^ ■ , WT (tea nhoda)

3 (of t&o let alatnn) ST^ n. (Coni‘ J

S (assembly) BWl/-

4 aj^ fS « . (iM fsraily)

5 Com. rjt n

bu<iDess house TOniT->ZS
cleiring house tnnsibig*^
work bouse
•house -ytlSl /

house aecoroinoJation ijg-aiidWl
house agent

bouse sllowauce iJgrf^^Vi ST-*rW
hou«e and income tax allowinregt

rfVt in^*T

Houae bill 1 (a bill onsioaliBg m tht

Bouse of BepresentiliTes)

iira^

3 (a bill drawn upon ttself, as be-
tween different branches— Pitman •

Dick of Banking by W. Thompsoa
19J2) wilT Pm
bouse boat WTS-atltHt
bou‘e-boie Dow (wood allowed to
a tenant for repairing the house)
Ijt-<n n . fitWIT ^

house-breaker Lav ®'“****

ira Bitfii »Twt

burglarsfbjltT* _

bouse breaViug Ljio *•! ^

snwt
burglary

house-breaking by night tlflt ^ It*
Irwg. yrittt ^ Sfflffl
hou*e- building «jg ftrfet
bouse-buildtag adrancea ijg-ftST®l*
sflnt

house-buildingeoeielyijg sfe*

houae comimitee Pari SWT-sftP^
bouse eounect on (of electneitj)

bouse ronoecliOB register

iratA ^ _

bouse-cooitruction loan ijg
T«Tt ,

bouse-const ruction aOeicty ftsTH

nfalit

bouse cricket m Gryllnt domeatieo
Zoei ijg ftwls
bouse crow cm-»T«
house dog ijg r?fy
bouse-ilfiin iJg-C*TS
housefly Ijg-tftft / . STsf)
bouse guard Ijij-Tgfl
household SI- I tnftcg • <

3 (farody) tWi *s.

heutaheld

761

Huhua

bouxbold ad).

{iou««hold drapery ijo Afia^ m .

vrrn.

ljoa«ebold eronomica m home eco-
»OJn»e» *nSf^ ftSJW »
hootehold etfeclafl^^WWHi’HT
hou*ehoJder * 2 ^«I m
hounehold furmtore ijjT
homehold fioodi rjH
houiehold management ijit mIM
houaehoM meAeiae*
bout'hold porpotes, for

houtehold laniuiioit ^t ^

ajC

houtehold lervant tjo
houiehold ituff ajn ITm>^
household iupplies ^
the house h aware
houseVeeper >p{77>* m.
bouteleeloScRiperrirum teetorxira
hovt^lixtri Zaai /

house marlin 175 -^
house moose
house no sjK'4
House of Commoas iftw
home of correelion t?y«WPii/i (ur
bettannS home)
reformatory gflTfTW
house of refuse guiww
home of ill-fame (a brothel)
nr =!7 (ire bawdyhouee)
home of IrgiiUture srim
House of I-orils rflTfr
house of parliament
Home of People arm /. (Cooat )
house of proslilutinn Z,aiB ro.

house of refuse I>ui (prison (or Jtrre-
nj)e delin'juants) gwtllT*! m. (sea
beltenos boose)

House of the People /.

(Const.)

house papers

house patient ~ indoor pa.iest

fr»Tt^«f» fhf)

house physician ar*T*^'ft fsfpm,
hon«e productire of rent anJl^nfl
hoUie property

house refuse ITT «1 (t^)

house rent ij? *fT4*, tTT ^ WTTT
home tent allowance

iTtanTt**nTti VfalTlI
house roof Hr ^ STT
house learcb a^glA'f'JJ
bouse.iite^vm,
home sparrow
house spider apf-fSTT
house surgeon sj 7 *Tttd{rsiPt!UV> V*i1<
siPTfaftm*

h o n a e ••rallow sj^-STT^itc
ancient word)

house aweepisgs fTTT?

house swift fnsT.^d3 (^^ aueient
name)

house tax ^.CT

honse.to-boute enqniry ofT*

house to let ~ house for iettiog or
10 he let wi *n^ ^ ^ %
house-trespssa ^-enflrT^TT
housing 1 i 2 l(*ir«T 9 yn.

2 9mt fii-

housingfaclofy committee

rrfilft

housing loan

housiog of aoimalt ^T7*t
e’TiWI

housiog aoeiety sy 5 .T*TT**tftrfe
borer eh. tr^mrWt trtffHJ

borer fly y ^O T ift tpjtt
how Vt. fwi svn

how cut or parted (hair) inriT

bowerer itmfif. aft

howerer email mW^Fi (stTT). ft^’
^*T ^ {tTT), fiEwm rft cVtt (*n)

howicrer Crdn (high angle gun) T*W*

WtwTTV^t.^rwwrrft f.
howler 1 M liowliag mouley
m?T «. (nfl howling)

9 (a atupid and ridiculoua hluodez]
^TW*Wf^/.
bowling 3 Rgr^ «.
howling iDOiiVey TiO
lloya j<n. fit T BawIl VKtfk

II. eamosa ■> wex plant w«
flower (it IS a twia«c) WflW.

Pum r / l

b P (high pressure) Hath. ¥jll.

HP (borse power) WTI. (winter)
H.PC (head parcel cterl) Jl/y 5 ’(fit,
(ij->tqfHw 6 itftl.)

H pencil (n frets Oeraas Aori 'fcaed')

« (T;“T3tT)

2ir pencil <W<I (3H. ill lit,
HJP.M. (The Honourable Prime Uiois*
ter) tn.9 n (Hr»=fbi wxin trtft)

H.Q. (headquarters) 9 «n (3^^)
H.Q.A C. (headquarters aaaistant com*.
nJissioner)

«l3t=T)

H S. (hemorrhagic septicemia) T.f^.

(TnarOt TTrigrpr^)

H S. {hill station^ V.Ttrr (Ttr aijp)

115 . (honorary secretary) tn.tT. (fllnMt
Trt^)

H $ D, oil (high speed diesel oil)
ift («r^
ll-ahaped TTT^,

fl shaped palisade Bat T¥7ST.

•shn (IdcLsan 1 1023)

H S 0. (Honorary State OrganUer)
mrin i»TPt*rflns9tn^r»i)

H.T. (high tension) ».«n. (s’* ■m^l)
H.T. (history ticket) (tftt^Jm)
lI.T.C.(head ticket eolleetor) S'!**
(3*n W irItjT)

H.T. isstallstioni (high teniion In*
stallations) ¥»nwf«t5t9¥

IL T, N. C (head train* el«rk} JiJft
5 ♦». fit. (g>59 thw fefH)
n.T.X.R. (head tram examiner)
g ft. 9. (gT^ftensTtrthr*)

hatoteom fcatoteo
buantajayite WlT-ftfi* m. (tfT- for QrojI
«odiaro» f. for T»T silver, jfiT. for
!*ft9 chloride, ip* for miueral)
hueouco coc« (£'ry(hrorv(cm coca)

hub n. (from ’ftl’rmi
huUttp iutomebile wrfiT9.irtl
hucbabecV (a tostel fabric, having aa
uaeven turface, with long floats of
yarn) w/.ii) n,.
huckaback towel p|xa
huckster (a retailer o{ small arkielen;
a jeddler) n.

(see ehapraao)
huckiteriDg g^-fcpi n.
hue and cry ibrrtw m ,

Hugouia iJcf P nm oi-gTnfY

H. mystax (chmhiDg flax) ftUTT**
BBTTJ'TJ

Iluhua Attt (IKS'

ocean 13 o.’av.TT)

huaidifj

loll 1 ^ ^

« 2 »V

Vail jV, »
fculW *.{.•

VullpJ tT»in ■!; j'?" V g

t-«,-,-, ,v- .,

Vo’'* ft*-— WT^Tl rv

VcllfT r-lll p !,'••«.

ValUi.

knmtfl ,.V„

VciBtn W,e«^ r^TT

VniBih Uyv?
tBw»a K>>» r»v rf’f

?7 ”-

VcTBtp til',.* I

Vowi^ rvrt 5^ ^

r7T TT-PT r<*^,
koruB ^•^,.

V«r»»B Mrrrt* pjttjpb ^

Vb»*b rn'PTi'.hT
VeiBta K»V t«,f.a pptT,^

V»B.a iBtf.B„

Vcrue •» T » «r -f» “t j . . . ^

Vania l>*

Von,, JTTP.^V^

i™..

VonVic }<In!t = (»<iiiTe pliai
a'luu pci,-al p»^ n (&.V .M,
H a Gaj Mir )

Hn-iVoUju B^. » 7 vrmc

R rtlJiim li,irkiil,,Bsjj,3^j.
1«T*T *"‘ST— BisaJ •ITOTT*

»?«

VatnSi'pa-*^ P T^fr j tn ir^tTT

VarirnU,, i lofMpiTti!natt,i}.g

2 ** tg ta tha hnmemi)

Urj. h„. ,„.
ca~f Mn pf tS» ctxraJJff pnlli of
t.bP^ ao( hoaoiojoo,

* *“> **•» haapml I'v^ <,
kniwr.

b.TOn.j„ .-vir^U,.

.1;

Sft- M,x, i,-,'.!.,

"y’'”

'^l^U'seJisSiedfej)

, ^ itvs

f>n,

Uri ^

•T'-hl

Rb

BBia ^

• /-*V 2fr<I «Vr-v

i plite pan T T ^< n\it»CT r>Ta.^<^

;u bol plite flfr *•

I pariuil irW ■JPtV T~-rr ^ i -_
n^Tmi ■^■a r^

t n|oar PAiiiict Prtpfl

t-«Vort ad} iStial (bnttU «b*a
biiUd) tan (ui ibort)
itipellTinVFT ^

-tioBiBertl tfWt ^\f
otteatel breid (r«l^
pVaali^il wntijn • \

hi

rj,.

^ 4, . ’ SaiT-

-Tvl

Hume-* rit ^«nn. **3T^tj
o=lr loci! tv jet fcooTj U L-
pnr "“-jvj

Hume* rrd-heided liuflujibi
drft sfitp frpar-?^ rwti
Hume 1 m)-heided tit Jrn iS
T^-rlt

Hiime'i icuDitir.bibblrr Jri Ip
fthe tides of tbe bkIl.
broKt Llietilh broaa'fp}

2 sftrjr

Hume's ibiLra == BiinBf«e >U.i
•left »Ti-«

Horae's sbon-toed lirl Jro B*
Sh!^i«'V 4 (sort iieeiltr
Humes sbnke>bil bier Jt-i Fi
P iaa*lrf^» (Teaiisma
Hurae's Sira .^rrs rr-Jta fh
Romes stipbidi dm
{tbs held it meted gj^)
Hutoe t ttsrlms dm
Horae's nrifOet dm *'»•!*♦

(tbs crows Bad sips Ut(k}
Hurae's ln-s<rseper Jm i^P’
(Visipor t^t)

Hony't wedts.Lilled wre* *•
tkfwnfitf?

Horae's «blt^elTeJ balbtl i*
Huine'twbite>«re Jrr* ^

Horae't wb!te.per^rd iTrtdtf
dre» srp fiTT.»n« TTWIT ftt ^
Rirmi)

Hume's abite-raraped iwiUorito'
be dm pWTfl7-STt-f^«T!
Hurae's *’biie>t£rMted btdbsl if*

Ars*

se-ia)

Humes aillow.wirWrrdrrtt*'^

(mi-p feitben

V-oa a TO. cppee plnsif* r*' ’
Hurae's aot^^vt Jm •*

humiej^ Cien.WTfe«

Vumip srlj (denrsl !«“

VT*-) vxir% <r^ (Cpe**

f.-'

.rel

bumid rafVwT
bumidtir^bumidift ■'•Vlt a
bimid elimsie wrftro ttrj
VaiBiJ diT trftww
VuB.d.fT.bnmidile

homldily •"« Hulton'* o»I«l

(nmouot o( w»ter rspoar
kctiTftllJ present in th» *ir— ^*eb-)
WTW^ri^ '

aWolutc hnmiJity PtT^ KT^T,
WTT^

rfUtive humUlitf RT^ wn%T
iiRiidii/ O'fn HTT^-S^
oroulitj ubie Kr»^.RTT5fl
nmid »oil RlffR*
lumificaiion vj^rt v^in
lumifieil tnilf fU WtDt^ ^**r
■umilittioa in. ((rom (»«

contfinpt)

lumilt* Bet Tax (o( low growth)

lumihty n , SIRS! f

lumin / (’ftPl wonlil

b« the regular form from ’^n
humu*. but n to di*liogui»h
it from "ftfi earth)
humiie WT^f)ra m («1-for ina?
nenuiTt for (irfw^ rtuorine. R-

ulieate. J* for n'i* mine.

Tftl)

huremin^bird

hntomook

hum note iJRt'fRT

humoral ehiose Rijl

bumplwf^/

3 SI pip JJarfar R^'v/
hufflp-bach Zedi. «}rx8
Itumpback while Cj^X-ntfR
humped yam (Diomorei ofjl i) fieiiy

hump-ihnntin;; Bly, n.

hump yanl J5Iy n.

Uumola* Bot^ erwr^J-SjftPf

n. lupulossshop (tnaVea malt li.
(jnora bitter) RlHim ifRnj
honaluisslupulu* TVirm. tt.

hoRius (orgaQie portion of aoiO VTR
n. ('which auitaiDi Ilfs’)
humus compound Rprt-*felrT
humus layer sret-wy
humtis eoil RTR
huadijeft/.
hundred tft

hauJred'foot chtinwbuilder's chain
ssenpacera chain Sure.

JtWWT, TTPrer, 1JP »lWRT f.
hunlred-bolea (fi'fpert-v'n prr/ora-
<»-») w^lUn.

hnnireddetTcd grissathousandleaf

iJehtUfa MrI7e/<>/<»»r) /

hundred leiTcd ro«e (iJo«x cenJiA'Ji’)
?TTPR m

hundredth \ R^t.^nniW

a ?T?n?t

hundredweijlit (cwt) “ short hun
dredwei-hinl^ (^t)=Pf-»TWl f

(’•ft)

Hno^arian {freenismalachite green
(a eolonr, greenish vellow green
dieifisft in huSt saturatiou an I
bnlhanee nie>hnm rw) R'^'Tlhif^-

nunfarr Llue=eolnll Hue
lumper ^ 1^^

hunperweedsRaaufirulns anen<is
dtti fn

hnnprr orfj 1 S^f^. 'H?’

3 (soil) sgrtrt

hunt f(, sfi^tR. stT^ fniU

*7RT

hunt n. *1^ «» . ftmnr
hunter »nd?« rs, ftwtft
hiiRter.huuterpreeo. hunter’s preen
(a colour, greenish green i ellow
in hue, rif low astora

t ion and low ft btUlianee) s^rffRlft •

hutttilite TSthft'M rs. (f*T ailesri
for JRrftg arsenide, for aft*
moetal)

huntiop ert^ wi.» finM
huutiop dop ^(«|. n. (ancient
word)

Huntiop Heps Canes Venatici
dilrew. WtR »».

Hununpdon willowsswEote willow

Hiion pine (wood wsev-grai levll tilB*
RTc5

Hura Bet

II. crepitans (Vr««l Indian sand hot

trer)RTnT»9 aTjjyiHt (Kan.rrli<f<tai)

liiirrKaue l(abo\a 75mp.h iiaean92)
t n ff a n »r». (see BoAufort's W'lnd
Beale)

3 Vif (low altitude British fighter)
BW*3R. n.

hurricane insurance nwajt^*anfl)^
hnrnejnc limpshumcane laniem
burruane lantern ^tornado lantern
er lamp (a lantern «o made that its
tiame is Qndistnrbed b) xiotent
windO IJSMflU ffs.

Inir-t, group Forrf frp »ii > |jyT
hurt rt !j

hurt ,1 ggiin m (ancient word),
wound CTT S7I

hurt feetmpa tnrn ^ ^ (arron) ^-

liiisbiml 1 uft .n

2 L<iw"*hip a husband

husband and wife trfk ^ trsff
husbandman fTR. fftrrf? (.g^) spi.
linsbandrviKfte^ ggq ft /. .

(ancient word)
hush 1 n (quiet) rffTTn

3 tl'i), ft.RTX

3 th aiwd

bushed sound Bhtt. «»ft
hush money (money paid to aeeuro
silence) Tlftr, Stwnf
hush 1 ^ m . ajUT, fSTFR)

2 a hoose m., vlRg]

bush, Tfk (to strip off the eatemal

(Safae olfio) tftfl-RRI/, integument or coTenng of f roits or

hnntiBc forest sTi^.Tt, seeds) Qm'i«i'i,aj*fl(f^«l)R»ioal

hnotinp pronBd»n^-a{^(froin ixf! **

pftpmn) two bedroom hut yftf

huntiop horn {% bugle horn used la
the cb»s'> RT^.^.
hoetiup kmfe str^'Sft
huntiep leopard (^TJ hun*

ter) ^

hoDtiop npht Ri^ZlfireiT, fiiRig cylt

huntiop season ftrSTTRT

RtTR

hununp ttape •n^'SnRlT
huntsmau ir^T« ra,

holehinsomte aftfilArari *W. for
lead, ft- for fty’lTS thallium, t*

yr* for jfRI^ eulpbur, -T* for Rft

hntiA>-y4. Qti^Tltl n.
hwdr^adrance
ft?(ip allowance

. Kruiog material jfIfireH-Rwrff
xfitttunp money yrtftjtlrt-yrftr
Ilutton'a owlet Aw RT^rT

Hullon-iWlero«dbal TM hidi.ng.. pi"k

IlattoB't tnbcDOtcd bil

«TT^ «n»T (the odIj- ipecimea wis
ioTiad »t Uossoone]

nu^ftn*' «jtp»««e {%. B«s«.l>Te «ve-

piee«)

naT|CB>' pnaciple BrPwnf-^K (tt®
w»Te froal i* la earelope "’S ol
mtelelf rlPifl )

UoTftDt'iooef— hilf penod *od«i
ko (^oinloia) (k UFliBckseos
»t»at.Bis{hetr*iaenck of'ibrttioa
«n^?)

lij-., hTo- ZooL (bToid) fjS-

bTiciolb 1 tfiiuTal. {b g«m) TTJT^ «

3 Ba/

3(»co1onr blniih bla*-f*d
la ba«, MtoJitioa >od bnllusce

cfrJion

bjtrmth b«ui (fiatuboi Ublai) fiiwt

/ IB.H)

bjMasth blae (» eolov rtdditb b a«
#*TWi8bo»i of bigb ^ Htar»
tiOB tad low ft hrUJiisee)

T«

b^anatb red (a eolosr rtddiih cad
pellaw u hoa^ attortlioa

tad brillitaea oadioa >*<) t{^-

bjwastb riolet (t aolonc. blaub bloe
lad wS=fi^ IB boa. ol bigh
aiteritioB tad low ft brillitaea)

nTadriaCresp in Taoroa Jjirpn.
brariu ^

Iljtcat ^ooi. ocean

1 3 rwiMg i ^rrCMiVn. uwm,

6**, ale. Ct. foral >B Utrt.

tbi tBd Cadbi)

tl bruBoat (MU fcmtitM ‘dark
trowaT gw

n. CTOmli ‘(ipottad hyaot)

n. bjtaaa BTH**g IJT^
n. bytani bjtacj WTTW
II. •inau-ttnpaJ ba^r* rf«w

N. >

nyaaoidae (t.m I,)

Ilataeodoa /'a.miio (fr^d^^i
11 rnaBiat wtS'*o gTlj*»y \

b » I a ood 0 D t .r

nytaeodoetidae kw m

byil.aa t4j J £tJ OTgr

2 = traodpareat, Irtntloeaot
hyaliar cirtilt'e ^sa(
hyaline fungal bvpbie JSd- WIWT

haalo wm
Tilro gig

bralodermia Bof *'■

hraloid trteCTgmwyrfl
baaleid rantl glWT sadl
hvaleid fo**a gpfg fUg
Ifyalonemt (jlijarope tponga kJgf*3*
Zed gTgTT3.1finft
hTtloptltOc edj (Gt. kttaiot 'gltis*
■^ptltn felOBelfOtf glgasftw
byalo placiii (liquid part of girotr
plats) 9TW.qrw) VTgW «n.
Hyalotpbeotaltla Zed (WHIndiift

(lyalodpoBgia Zed. npL

bybodoDt gTTWI »>

UtbodoBtidae kot m.

□ abodot Betrawlaf. (Gk- ktbet 'bamp')
gjT*g-ffgrft

bybnd (erett batwaaa diffarand $pa-
eiaa, gaant swft. ate ) nwwf «.
croit-bread (erott Batwaan aana
tiai of tba ttiaatpaeiee) <rg*

rt

bybnd eaparettllia trfWT Wf'gftfwT
bybnd gaoaratioanvnEtlrgft
hybridigiuoa Bwgm *
btbnduiUoo of teeda tffw mgfi
bybnduttioB technique BikVTW'Bfifw
bybnd itenlityB^wg-gacuwt
bybnd ngour Biol BWWrVrT '4
byd- (bydrogao) Ckne. TT- (TT**)
hyd.tsuia(c Ckaw.
hyd>uloie«d> Ckm-gT'^’^
bydaotoie and gywiSf* wa^
byd*antoia (kpdrogao 4 tllunloia)
Cim

bedatbode Bet (for Iba aicratioa of
water) Welwtfl n.
badjtid (a eyat tllol with a pallaeid

taid._) tn.

b'datid mt TTukog m.
badatid ihnil (. *,LratioD fdt oa
paccowisg oaer a bydatid cytl)
»iar«

Ilydatiot (groEt of atoot bodiad roti-
fer*

HydcraladfDalCny wwwmr »
h 7 d oor ir pic acid Ckm. W*TWf^ Wtw
KydoocaTpot Bet li^ia* SCttit

H anthelaiiotbiraCoiloted in treat-
ment of parasitic pedieoli— Bass)
iffttg trtrrc!

n Leterophyllui = TiraltogeBoa
barzil

H. inebnana yakl - H. renenaU
H. inebntBi TTaff. = n.wigbtiina
II bnrziisTaraktegraoe knrtu
H seaenata (tba oil bat a apacial
reputatioa in tha traatmaat of
leprosy— Bua)

H. wightiana ataisg rrwTgw (Bass-
Saa -les'ei)

badaocarpus oil CTgtWW-asg
Hydaophytum Set (geoui of epipby
tea pottastiog an! infested tobars— *
WiUit) «wt»?-Jnnfir (aw ant)
hydr-, hydro- 1 (b)drogaa, water)
*T*

2 (water) TO-

IlydrawSea Serpeat Aitren. wm n.
oHydraevCor HydriewAIpbard
WH gft n
eJIydraewn^/.
hydra Zed WWtTO n
Hsdra Zed.

H fuica (brown) TW«nf^8g
B. oLganii
n. Tindii (grata)

H migtris (eoloarltsi) W^r

TO

bydr-acid (eppoied to orond •!*)
OAem-BTl*®
bydr-aerylaie Ckam
bydr acrylic ei;. Chtm BVnft*
bydricrylic and ang

UydracTiaia Baol (forma a &nn brown-
ish erait oa gutropod iballi)

hydragogae £fai. anftro
bydr-amioe (kydrofyl + amiaa) Ckan.

hydriBaBiea whydramnios
bydrimnioi Hid, n.

HydrsDgea(Gk. iydr. 'watar’+auya-
ion ‘reasalt rasa' 4^. la raf. to tba
ibtpa of tbo aaad ^ eaptnle) Bet.
’ i 'l i n nrift'

bydcingca bine (a colour, Una la
but, aataratioa and brilliaaea madi-
E-a ^^) STVg^W

hydrangea pink (a colour, yallowiih-
red rwtfff ir 1 ua. of low »» aatara-

•liyd/anol 763 hydio-benz-amid®

tion »nd Tory high 3 btilli»ne«)

•hvdrinol .3(1”** "»
hydrant m. (i discharge

pipe at which water may be drawn),

hydranth Zool (nutritire zooid
of a iiydroid colonyl^rfT fi3l^ m.
bydranthrcDe black paste Cel InJ,

h. blue

h.brilliaol copper »TigT

h hro» D ViT

h dark Hue wfilW

b olive
h. violet
h ■fellow

hydrarg cum ereli
h)d* ■pUite iwgibhme
3a«avel}ite
hydrargyne ttilj. Chm.
bydrargyri rhlondum corrosUuiB
■ luercune chloride Phann.^l^f^t

hyJrargyii SodiJum rubruia

bydrargyri lodidum t inde

faydrargvri oxidum fla\iiin~y«Uow
mercuric oxide P/wrm. ^1<I

hydrargyri oxidum rubium » red
mercune oxide Pharnu ffs

hydrargyri perchlondumamereurie
rblorUe Pfwrtiv jfttq

hydrargyri iubcliloridum 7TT7-W3*
sftfv

hydrargyrum = niercuryaquick*ail*
ver Oum «i.

hydrargyrum ammoniatum (vfSI.

tfrfirrwT

hydratlic rhixomenhydraitis
hydrastioe Ciirm (found in the root*
atock ol the golden seal) dWgjft /.
hydrastiSBgoIJen leal—yellow riMt
••bydraslicrbuome Pkem

nydraitii canadcDsUagoIden leal
(a plant with yellow rootstock]

hydrate «. Ckeei. (a compoand formed
b> the’nmoa of water with snme
other aubatance) n
hydrate *6. CheM-

1 (to cause to become a hydrate)

2 (to become a hydrate) 3T5fW-ttT^
3(in geaera). to combtao with water
or the elements of water) tl)3Pt

hydrated orf/. Ckem.
h. acidic oiide arfVfiia
irtwM *?ttr
h. crystal nflfTT!
li lime (slaked lime)

(IJW

h. manganese dioxide »^f5nt
fjafrt
h oxide
h salt srtSIfim
Ii. lesquioxiJe arflfim
li. sifiea artfipt
li. silicate nr^iR

h. ♦ojperrflfcw«=«^
hydration Clitm.

hydralorfeoethstby JralM)*^W* »'i
liydr*atropie acid Chem.

hydraulic u.fy. wirro
liydraulic ewumulator wims
hydraulic analogy Phti$. WRTO itllW
hydraulic brake fluid Wrrhj HTW
hydraulic brakes PAps. an»*tR WTT)fl
hydraulic cement WliUn
hydraulic elcs alor Woeh- anxBR 7WT*

hydraulic engine siisint vpw
hvdranlic eogineeriDg hiihh Wlflr:
V7f>Ht

Iisdranlie gypsum Col Ind- WT*WR

WT^

hydraulic lift Blv. wtntfl T|jf
hydraulic lifting jack wmta TTUft
TWIT

hydraulic lime enmn
hydraulic machinery srRnw T*T
hydraulic miniug
hydraulsc power wrnng siftff
hydraulic press IfocA arTTHfl <f[T
hydraulics wmnfl/
hjdraolica laboratory inntT
tnwi

hydrautica aeetionrwnit^ « ^uin

liydraulic table arRBH WlJft
hydraulic works Irrij. ntWR TkI'T
hydraxi CAm.TTnft-
tiidracixle CAam. »i.

hydraruhne CArrn T^TSlWt/,
hydraai.mcihsleoe Clten 3^1^*

hydrazine CAces. 37l^iJ/
h. hvdrate 4^1-dl^ a^fW
h hydro.bromide T^nW) 3^-^T
h. liTdrOJjhlotiJe T^nflit 3?.sft^3
h nitrate T^rflfl tljfttr
h. tulphaie

h yellow Cel.Ind 3^rrfH)'f)3
bydrazlno- (hidTazine) Ckern. T?T-
Afl-

hvdrazo. CAsm. TTRT.
hydtazoorfj T^T.T^ITT
hydraioate adj T^tAOt
hydraao-benzene Oww. 5nT*''d**f
hjdmo^fhm^emide Chor/t T^TB-
f;-tni>6T%T

hydrazoiced; Cheta d^l'iirkc
bydruone (Aydrnaine^ketoer) iVictn.

zxrfm/

bydr-aao-toluene Chem T^t
bydric odj- (from bjdrogen) CAtni.

Tft«

bydne dioxide if^ OfTi^
bydric nitrate
hydric oxide Tf^

Ilydnd Xrlron-tTPl'Tfn/.
hydride Chen. 3^ n.

Hydriifa Set (ornies anatropous T^>
cA) TTrai-arifT
hydrin CAem-T^ /.
hydnnJene CAent> ».

hydr^iodate Chem.
hydruodic adj. Chan. TT*af*k*
hydr.iodic acid arm

hydr.iodide CAem* TT*as)T
hydiionahydrogen ion n,

liydrion theory Bet. TT5RITT-Tr^
hydro. 1 (lij drogen, water) T^-
3 (water) sra-, Tift*
hydro.acelic ad]- Chtm. T^-ljOtT
bydro.alrohohe adJ. Chem. 39-^.

hydro-aroniatie adj, CAenuT^ tfVTfitT
Ifydrobitidae Zed (water stndeis)
Aa e*.

hydro benz.amtde CA«n-

hydTO-b«n*om 766 hydioa*n*Je

fWti

hydro Ixnioin CJirm T^-'P
hTdro-hili-rul'in BiccliP'i

hydf»l>roiuiie 3 T jn*

hydro-hroiiiicflfj CVu 7 T jft*

hydrobromic icid «*?'

hydrobromic ether Tl

Hydt<^htouiiile CI;em TT
hydroeiibon 3 Ttnif iji

hedrocerl*ODJreout a ij Chi^i

ent»^

bydroe»rbon»te Cfc/"« «

hedrocirbonic aJ] Chnn TTtnTft*
hedroeerhon oil ’f®

hydroesrhononi a<i3 Chtn
hydroc* uluirool (tb« tttm el k b}'
d fold Mlrtvdm-WTW m-

byeroreie l/<i (« eotleetioa of llaid
in Ihi taaick Ti|iBtlii

hvdro-rellulote CAm TT^ITT^
hTdfOceyhilui V«d n

htdrorcruiiite (tmrrfir^a m ( <1^
teki for B^n eMbookte, t*
(or fhinerkl)

Uydrodhirit Bet U»df> ‘w»ter' +
Ok/ rltorii i kceldl in tUaiioa
totheUkuty of tli« dottisg dorr-

fri) wrw

II. noTiuk-riaie Hrojbil)
aWI Imormi ‘bit*’ **1 + rena
‘Ito* Si'l

U)dro<li«iliceteSg(
hydro-rhemiiirT
bydro-cbloriie Ctitn <tfrB
bydro-rblonc a fj Chnn
hydrocblorie acid— kcidum hrdto-
rIJoncum rMnn TT^frlkOW
bydroeblorir mIi rm

hydrochloride ( im
hTdroehloridr of heorrlmorphioe
tflBWI* TT^fB

htdroehloridr of ro.lein rffaft T^.

rftfB

hjilfCK blonde of ilihTilruliydrnay*
ro-lemoor fll’frTBmfPn-TT^trB
hydrochloride of ililiydronior] hine
frrrtnfp/t T^irB
diUuili le fjqH^B

(laraniorfio Blta U lfarB
b)dio-<l>IeiBut Mid C»m »T

n'drochoerui^ool (geaiit coMikting
of tho capabtTk)

•hTdrocholic *3^(44
llydrocichla .Irea MWUBT'naitd
h' ilro.riorhoi>iDe Clter^ 7 T IbSiII
hydrocionamic olj Ctut»

liTdro-einnamie kciJ TTHfUfaft*
UydrocitM ^tea BnJntB Bafft (r^-
era oecork an BiUHB t? 0 )
hydrocoele Zool
efiteroeocle
icbtioroele
hydrocolhdioeCbefa
Ilydrocorallina Z<m( (ka order of Hs*
droiok achich form coral*)

bydro^otaroioe CAM
HydroeotylcBer unSt-anf^

It tiudca ( IndikO poooyarorti
thtckUaead ykoayoiotO <rnn^-
IR^ (Oio Uar. > 1 ^. Oo] bomi)
n javkoick (it bkk orbit* fiowrr*)
nw5*7 wifi

II polyeepbklaarll javaeick
bydro-countne, bydrocumaric aJj

IlTdroctciik Zoof (b*n bU) Tm*n-

snnftr

H •ateB«Lii(ntneB>«trB*n
livdro.cuiDane*>hTJro-rouQiane
hr Jrocupteine CAeoi BT frnift^
liydio-evaoale CAem BTTBWlB
badrocyaoien.^ CArw BT-BBlfitB
byJro-ryaoic kcidspruttic aad B7>
BBlfsB

hydroevimckeid (•> B^BBlfrt •rwr
biTb

hydrocTaoiJe CAm- BBT^B
liadro-eyrlico/j CAem

llrdruiUnulidaettga*^ %«■».

lllJrodMBkli* Z«nf ai^r^BTlff
H piya* BBT aigSiir
” (water oetajTTBTB.

hf lro-d.iu,«ct

9icl0die« tli*trinci|>l** of water*
foe) bibtCbO/

Iiy^lrorlertrir BW , »(r

njB

hyJruriccirie rum irn;ai>oB (•rojerl
BwffrjB tnri Btcm
bydroeletiriQ prscrafiar arB fBJTB:

hydro-elertncily TO frjT, BBtcdtO
hydroelerinc plaol anrfVs^*<ITOI
hydroelerthc power Jrrif-
biOk

hydroelerinc aclieme
hydrorlrclric vorV*
hTdro.ereeliBiQe CJum
hydro-fluoric adj CAen TX*atr«»
brdrofluoric acid

bedrofluorie acid btaio RBS

BTift

hedrofluone acid bottle
«*» t'ft

bydro-flaoride CAevt.
hTdro*Suo>*iIicie acid Ckem.

bedrogel CAcna ag f iBBC m.
hydro-fen CJum.
h •ritniJe )t7nhBiy%B
b, atom «\flB-tnitl^
h. btclena a^»B-B!nnq
b bomb T^R BTb!)Z
b bromide a^n
b fblonJe TTW •f'tB
h cyiaideatTOTBI^B
b dioxide

h diiodium pUoipbate trCTO
SHTTJ RlldlB
h. electrode
h. fluoride a^B
b. pai aXBB-^

b iodide

b. ion a^BB acBrp
h-ion coneeDlraliOD riyiical
C*r*i». T^BBwrBB
h BilreteaTTO
h oxide

b peroxide aT*B wrt nt il B
li peroxide aolulion a^JB •rft-
*t>B fxRBB

1; teleniJe arirB It%B

k iilicidr tt»B «»'<rB
h tulphiJe a^aBStk*
h lulphideprneratora^B ^'kB-
afit*

h leltiiride aTBB BBVb
bydru-enaie (roloetai*) iJiorliet^.
araetiu.

Ii/drn^eoalr t 6 CAr-i TTTOB

1 (in eoinhi i» wiiA bjdrogen) TT*

TO Br»B

2(10 treat with hy irnjan) TTBBe

k 7 ^S*nat« sn eil

767 hjdiQ^uutoxta ci-«caUia

*fnT

3 [ts eipose tJ (to subject to the
i-fliience or ection of) hydrogen]
a^a^-uj.4^

iedrojenate an oil Clunu
hydrogenated edible eegeuble oil*
JM-I JTW ^

hedrogenated giill oil « i a in d IT’TT*

^ . .

hydrogenated od 7X^1^^ dW

hydrogenation CTiewi e^ann n.
hydrogenator Chent (one tvho or
that which byarog'nxses) «\«nw

hydrogenic ad) Pkst- (ainilar to
hydrogyn) «<a7)4,
hydrogenic atom CAem. 7T»

HTJ

hydrogenide (hydnde) Cht^

«. f^)

hydrogen lon—bydnoa
hydrogeaite CHern. m. (abort

for Jti-r *W, a mixture a{Sl> Ka
OE and flaked lime, which igni>
tee oa bnrsing to give 370470
liten of hydrogen gu per kg)
hydrogeauaiioa-hydmgeaauoa
hydrogemrewbydrogenate
bydregeaooa aJj- TTTwr
hydrography SHOni-n/.
hydro'haltoe ( kjdro- + Aofogen +
-fde) CSeifu

hydrotd ladj Zce<.(c{ or pertaining to
Hydroaoa or Eydrsidea)
neflT,

2 Zai, awifaiw

3 £<5< “ tracheid X>4-f;ig4ini,

wnnf.

Eydroidee ZaJ. (an order contain*
i"g ^ydrii) w*riet m.

hydroid p«)t>p ZajL J'OflW J^tTV
bydrol Chen. T^T ir».
hydmlaae Biochen. (a byirolytie en*
rya») a«r«T

Hydrolee Eot. pinMr-aarft

H. zeylanica WTat*TJat>t^ Q3aan
Ben* »r/’ulon(r*fja)

hydrolitn Chen, (ealcinm hjdqde
W*r» TTT) B.

hydrology jBfaji 4 n.
hydrolyita Chem. TWtsTf n-
hydrolyeia contiant SmHi' 4 {rttrtv
hydrolytt Chee^ »«tltf4Tr {Jlj ea.

hydrolyte Chenu «l'4IVi «-
hydrolytic aitj avilnc
hydrolytic earyine ZaeL

hydrolyxate Cikem. (the prodaet re-
inlting from hydrolyeia) wni^H*
913 A.

hydrolyution Chem. SMltl^ tt.
hydrolyze [6^ CUem. (to enoject tOt
or nndergo, hydrolysis) 397513
hydionugnetue dCfiiU^TS m. ( 3W
hydro-t for SITJ magneainm.
-9>i. for Sl'lldf earboo&te, 43 for
9&3 miaorsl)

hydra*ffleefianics fTTV-tlluai /-
hydr^metliuc acid Chem. 37’^'

VIST

hydro'metallnrgy

hydr^metamorphiam Petrog 39'^7T*
^73

hydrometer aMK'*! «.

Bnxe a hydrometer fintTT
>i«boboa a hydrometer vcoaaunt
lamenion bydroneter fevf*
|lRn33^T93I3

Twaddell a hydrometer 3T9*
353

nnae hydrometer i^3n3Rn3
hydromeur jar 3T9aT3^«W7r
bydrometne adj. 1 (of or pertziaisg
to bjdromeiry) 379frft3
3 (of or pertaining to tbo hydro*
Deter) 333353*, 379575353
hydeometry B7wi4ft/.
hydr^Quea JTineraf. 3*1133
hydr^mnacoeue 3<e,'fm m, (ve.
bydrot *3* for wtni dicz. 43 for
3533 mioeral)

hydroQ black CcL Ind. TTT 353
h. blzck.LIae 771 fiwi-ftjy
h. blue 771373
h, bine deed 77r*3H4fk77
h. bine dyeing 77i4ti3-fwx7
h. boideznx 777 7^33
b. brown 771 39
b. dark blue 771 aTOTW tfT3
h. green 77573
h nj»y bine 771 31^7 dlw
h. oli»e 775^13373
h. oliie-greea 771 «W37T^^
h. orange 77535^3
K pink 77 T 35lf3

h. aezrletTtlW^

h. Tiolet 77 T ^ 335^3
h. wool brown T7T 3171 39
h. wool ollTC 7TT STT 03117 ?
h. w ool red 775 3535 TT
h. wool Teilow 735 975 *^3
h. yellow 77T TTT
hydrone P’iyri'ni Ckefi. 375/
hedro.nitnc adj Chen,
hydropathy 73*(3r*'3i /
hvdropenixiile Chen. 371137573 n.
hydrophaac Hineral (a variety of
opal which bseomea mors trans*
Ineent or tranapacect in water)

Bydropbaaianui dcei a3(?l*ai*C*
557553 (a-'fjlwrt) ancient word)
hvdrophile ady. 33fs7
hydrophilic colloid 33£i3 793jj3
Hydrophilidae Zool (water acavec*
gars} 3355577 m,
bydrophiliteBchloroealctte •fu-^'uu
fB (^. ehloro*, ealeito. -7»
for ssflm mineral)

bydrophilooa adj 1 Bet. (poUinated
by the agency of water) a3*3TTria
3 Biogeeg 33&3
Eydrophilus ZoeL 7VW1

H. mangnlaru *555^*3 73i4li7
hydrophobia Htd. 33fft / , WTwi n.
hydrophthalic acid 77 * 33(33 erzs
HydrophyUaceee £ct.
hydrophyllinm Zocl 3337 n.
hydrophyte Btogeog. 3-aif«57 f,
hydroplane 33f3353 n.
hydxoponiesB tank fanning 73ff3 /.
Hydropotea Zcel. (Chinese water,
deer) ^I*{5J3-U4lId

hydro*power Irrig. 33-frf5, 33*
n3fT735

Hydroprogne Jm 7^75-575(3 (is
has a Ion i harsh 3T7 crj )
Ilvdropsyehe ^ool. 3777T3-S57l(j
Hy Jropiendze Bet. 73iuu«ii;
HydroptenJmete Ect 73j'41ilL m.pl,
Hydraptila Zoo/ (larvaeliveia itaad*
mg or flowing water— Imma p 117.
CadJia fliee) TT^TtCr 57^^

H. maclacblaBi arfil^
HyJropttluue 3^^f5f3Si^y,

Itydro cjuiamn C/r»*i. 77
hydro-quinol C^rm. 77 *firZ 3 T 3
bydpa^inone Chfm. 77 ftiTTI
b •Ti.zretzte Isf^fTI.fr 5 ^

hydroquinon* di-«thrt«

763

h. di-<tbyl eiber Tg«

h. dijntlhyl ether ft*

h. mono-methtl ether *5**

hjdrorhui Zed. (the rootstock by
ubich k bydfoid m ktt» -

ebed to other objects) TOW^TW*

fcreri.

jvii’es r-iifn. TJl rT
hjdroetlpiDx lf»d. /

hydr^eelt Chem. TX
hydroicope (xn iBstnimenl to »ee the
bed o« the ie») »»•

hjdro*>eleBide CJtem TT
bjdrosere Ptatil Eeel (» eere which
btt its eomnieneement la weter)

hydro iilicste CKm- TT eWifttl
hydro iilieoB Cheev
hydrotolwsqQUol
hydrojorbie od/ Ckm T7 5l**t!e*
hydrosphere WTf)s»k*t a.
hydtoipiret Palreolol* (respirttory

IB (oftcliOD) TTWftWT «

hydro*s(it VF-<vn n.
bydroiiilie A,];
aiorf enettl^

hydrostJiic liUuee (« beleaee (sr
weiibiot eubsleflees in water to
MCertiin their ireciSo grtTities]
ijWT

hvdrottatic bellows srvt

hydrostatic force

hydrostatic bead Uriraut (reiticsl
bright of e colams) sntt^fkv
bydreslalic iabricalor iffy eTFZqv

hydrostatic organ Zed »W^9Pr« Itn
hydrottalie paradox (TtrsiPtZ ftirtzi-
xn*», fltoftort ftTTZTWrat

hydrostatic preaa BTWstlfTZ <VX
hydroautic preaiore P*y,.
ftftr

hy^ro-sutica btw
hydrostatic test wntsttftz zfhn
hydrostatic theory BTWwfHz «IX
hydr^solpbaie TJiem. Qvdiz
hydrw.aal| bide Clna. »7
hydro salphile CXem

h discWge greeo CeZ Zed T\-

5‘im wTwz

hydnxTl*UBln«

h discharge orange Cot- J<ii- 7^*

h. discharge pink Cot- litd
stsR ernir

bydro-sutptKMyaDie «d>. Ckm.
qj5Z*ZZl6lZ

hydro-antphnraicd = hydro-eulphn*
reted adj Ckem

hydr^aalphnroDS adj CXeew 77

hydroUne Bsot- ZUH m.
hydro.tellntte aesd CAm T^-drifcT

hydro-terpe&e CAeas. Z7-«T^^
hydtotheea Zeal. vrftZZnt-inZT n-
hydrotheniiad tdt- ^art to hot
water] Ztzziftz

hydrothorax Ifai. m.

bydrolbonte zirgCuz n (zz- hydro,
Z (or Z^ tbonotB. B- (orWfle
aiheetei -ZZ for nuneral)
hydrotropic ad] Hot ZBTZfzZ
hydroiropiaiB Biol ZBirizt /
bydroatod; wnt
tahedroui ennr

kfdraut copper eilicatea ^lAerot
zr» wziftti

li y d r o o e iron silicates tTZW eiz^
wziftz

hydrous SDaogaoese eilieaiei bzb

h y d r o o a wool fat w tdeps lasse
brdrosus rAonu- silw? Ttl (purl-
fied wool (at)

bydrox-tmic ad] (Agdrorjl +tti«ino
+ if)CA««a ZgZlftfVz
hydrox-amiDO* CAeus. Z717 Ml-
hydrox>«Dino od>. CArw. ZgZT fWI,
ZTZt.*rftz

hydr-oxide CArsw. Zg-zi^
bydroxunic wbydroiaioic
bydroxine yellow Lwamacid
♦allow T

hydroxoDiBB Zgai^iqsw
hydroxoBinm ion z\ainiq arzn
hydroxy odg CAm-ZTzn
hydroxy- CAm. (hydroxyU ZTZTT*
h •aeeto-phenone (ortho, ywri)

ZTT gz qtrt (*s», an)
h eetj ZT>n anas

h.SDlbra-qaiBooeZTZn ftt(t Pozn

h,*l>eDx.aldehyde (ortho, Belir
para) ZgZIt-'JJT 5»3T {**ti BZ,
TO)

h -heDioie acid (ortho, meta, para)

zxsnr.qj^ arrai (3s#, tnr, to)

o-h-bentyl alcohol S-Z^ZIT^TO

^

/Jh -butyncacid in.JgJK qfitZZtZ
h. di D et h y l-henzeDe zgllt ft-

^.-aif-pAcrry? ('lapdeny/ pdcatfi/*
Z7*Tt ft 7^7 (s-?r*-TOz)
p-h -di-pheayl (p.phesyl pbesol}*-
ZT*Tt ft kiw {Z-ZtB^)
h.jiodeeaiiie and dgllt llgtrif^

h. eth ozy.ethyl ethyl ether Zg*lt-
T*7n'7g» TS^t 79
2.h -etbyl-amiDe VZTSTt 79®'^'^
h hydro-quiDOBe tiUseUte zg*
5!Tt Tg ftwn
b .ketooe jgnii-gftvt
h.JanoBe TptTt yzt
h -mtloDie aod zgiif zwlBift*

h jaetbsl glyoxalioe hydroehlo.
ride ZTZTT*B>?«r ztWz

2 h jiapbthioDie acid X-TtClTI*
zzTznfrzz trot

2b .3 eaphtboie acid VZTZTTl-

h -oleie Z T Z TT TtfSfrz
p h pbenyl-DcrcuTie chloride T*
zTzu tAs zirftz
gbh propeoybbenxeDe z ggllT-

3 h prepio-Ditnle in-ZTZTT'ZttT'

h propio.pbeDone (ortho, para]
ZTZlT-HkT-T«^ (*4, TO)
2.h.-qainoliDe X.zgZIT ^Htcl
6h .quiooline eZTZTT
6h^ quinoline .5-aao-4.heBxeDe-
sulpbonie acid <4gai( (asxtdiz-
arz-V'S^aq Jfwrftz art*

8h -quinoline potaasiuni foipbatc
<TT»TT ftJTOft T7T5 IJT^
8h.-qainolise S-aulphocic aod <Z1
ziT ftmO 's-gMifzz ***
h -terptophane ZTZTT wfmT^ZTZ
hydroxyl CAna. ZTIKZ w
bydroiyVamlne CAert. ZTZTT*

hydroxyl'aoine hyirochlorida "69

liToid

TirdroTyl-anjine hydro^londe T^.

an<A

liTdroiTl iminc salplute T^3TT?r-
fa*£j

lij-droxTlate rb (to latrodacs

hydroxyl lato « compoaad or rtdi-
e»l. DsailU b\ reylictment of hy-
drogea)

bjdroxxhlion Chen. 7^3IT?? n.
hfdroxvlic aJj. Ckm.
hydroxylic tolyeni
liydrt>XTlixation=hTdroxylatiOB
hydr«xyli*« = hTdroiTlite jft

bydrotmeite ,1. (3».

dro-. for 3^ line, JH for
cxrboaxte, xa for

micerfti)

Bydroioa £eel (« eUxs eontiimcg
hj dr») ^ n

hydraU ^col
-kydryl -T^

hyd-nnl«te Ckm. *.

hyd unlie aJj Ckm. T?
byeBa^hyaenaffT^n (aaeiiat word)
HyeaU Bet. vctfT nr^
n. elopai (tho cad« of th« («rtil«
talotDM arere«iirr»d— MeLcaa I.
634) «r)ira mh

byetue tetd CJk«m.({oBnd la hyena
fat) ffrfsr* WTW
hyeto^pb n.

byflosnpercel aduiomiietniafu tonal
earth (Good* Tariff, General Bales,
CO. SS, lodian Railway Conferenes
Association 1944, p 451)

/. (ae-'^ diatom)

Hyfcia Aitren n.

bypene fTnanO (from

«w healthy),

bypene io«inictor fipST*

bypCBic 0.4/ tTlTX7>

cy. ( n)

hygienic eoodiiion WI4u ; *rf > Hfwi
bypenic report
bypetuc ante arrytri.

bjpeme itate at honte’^
hygienic Tilne fTTT^-ar^
hygienist

bygrinc CAe"i. {obtained from c^ea
leares) /,

Bet, (ibe bentm^ of Imt
IS etesed by moiftare} n.

hygro-deik Piyi
hygro-grapb
hygroma I'ri «•

bTgro- meter 3r^-HPT ra.
hair byerometer
Liln bygromeier
paper hTgrometer T*V«TTntT
htgrometne equaiion ynft-

«TT

hygromeinc table tnT»i)

Jlrgrophila spiaosa = Astcracantba
loapfolu Bot

hTgropbilou* od.. f/jnt Eeoi (rege
tation inhabiting mout areas) 3^*
Tatr T*n)jb(x^
hTgrophTte Btogeog
Uygroryea Bet.

U anttala sfttTT (Bata J^r?,

Mai nirraf/.pitfn)
hegro-copc P>1, 3^*4 o.
hygroscopic aJj 1 3*%^

3 (abeorbiag ooi«tare)

3 Bet «»f

hxgToseopie npacit* innn

hygroscopic coefficient tjm

hygro-eopiciiy (the fowet to absorb
and retain ooiitnre from (be atmo-
srhere— I F R.)

hygroseoptc noxembnt (mote.

meat doe to moistare)
hygroscopic water 3^

Ilyla r«J. (contains (he lyrical tree
frogs or tree toads) tnrrfff

nrlidae Zect.

UTlobitesZoof

Krlobatidae (farnii}) I.WIi^n-iTT n.
(more from breach to braach (.'liT
in dense forest CT^TT is aa ancient
word occorring as early as the
stTTsrr)

Hylobiu* ebieiis tet pine^wceTil
Hylopos bardingi ^*4. (q^

‘wood 05 + ■yas.T-tjRjiijsit
hymen iVi. itWrtT r*

H,a,uA,, c^i. (ii,

aasam e^speci at eleeptag position at
night) firnsn^-trsifit
hymenul sarfaec Bet.
hTmen inUet styry
bymeninm Bet.

oembranon* eorer'), (•ponfe*oc*
part) m. (e^ ei ’ eO
nymeDoenter

IT. lessilifoliDS (the infusioa is
giren as a morning dnsh to child-
ren— Base)

HymenodictTon Bot V g fl^ gxrPf
ILexceham 4TWT«r Vfff l S (Basa
wst f . Gu) ikranariuafta, Hia.
6krc*narf AAaWi, liar, fckramar-
sail)

H. oboTatam = fI. excelsam
iL thyrsiflorum =n cxc«l«um
II utile = n cxceham
Hymcnolepididie (the genital pores
cannot be made oat by ordinary
exaniaation) rjT^Hsf-etTr n
Hrmenolepis Bed S3lft

H duninata rjTBHy
H nan* VRst

hTmesoIielien (a lichen syiabiotically
assoc ited with a hjmesotatee-
tons fungn* ftt'» Jacksoaj

ei.

Hymenohcbeoe*frfff3r‘V^yT:3T ngf.
DymenomTcetee Bel. (buidia ex-
posed) ft fl,

byreeDomTeetoDs fungus

nrmenopbyllseese (Ay<*’ey>

‘membrane T*T ^ y Gjilan
lesTea thin and translaeeat fir-
PI. ^16) 3r?n*-fF fi.
HymeBopbyllum S.t Shrift

n. luahrigen-e ■> Tunbridge filmy
fern (leif + Pr. Pi. ^16)

H uniliterale^Il wil<oni
II wilsoni SI ^TiIsoqs filmr fern
(leares csaall} narrower
ttaa IT fsnhri/'nie and aypear-
ing considerably *0 beesase the
pinnae axe bent bach from the
rachts — Br. FI. p.l6,lT)
viri'j'-S

Hrmenoptem Boef. (hanng membra-
Dons mngs) CstTOfTT* rvyl-
hymenopterpphiloas ci/. Bet *rf
Ryfl ttifiiy

hyucnopterophiloas flower Bj ttyf l.

byo. (hyoid) fxT
hyebnnchiil a.ij. Bed.
hyoid Jin' ^w,

hyoid-hyoid bone iGl.kyofsda. fr.

‘the letterY(Bpiilott)'+#tda ‘/oral

770

H7P«rott«ti

hyoi(

Anal (iteonsut* of » body from
eich lids of which proceuit

jitoiect bwiVwird) n

bjoid •rch Jnaf

Lyoid body Zact

byoid bone — byoid
hyoidetn arch Zool
byoideau imui Zocl
byoideui nerve Zcol-
hyoid •clerite 2ool fta-m
hyomandibul* ^oel fX^rffT?^ /
byominditular a<Jj Anal , Zool I
(pertiining to the hyo id arch and
niindihle)

alpertaioiD* to tha dorial leg
roent of the hyoid arch in ftshea)

hyomiodihuUr n = hyowendibuUr

cirtile^e Zool "

(^l< cartilage)

byotnentil odj Anal (pertaining to
the hyoid bone and ehio

byapliitron Zool fgni i'*-! "

hyoeeiaae hydrohromidutn

»!ri" .

hyoicine fy|gnT^ /
hyotcyimi lolia-byoicyimiie
byotcyamioe Ckem (found la heo'
base. ;r»o<fV»'»u« n*«rr) f tftW*

byotcytmui =byo»vyami folia— byoe-
ryainue leavea-heDbane leavee
rh.am jypfVt-TI fl
Hyowyaroui fjot ffllTrtW*

!I mulinie — lodwa benbane (iti
powerfully poieonoue properliee
are well known— BaiolrflT

fiT

11 nipet (black heobane henbane.

1 enl>ell< eyuiphonica, flicking ro
gor) tynn fypfrt (Da«n itthO
Jf rtlicoUlu. (corolla reticulate-
rxiu)

byovyemu. leivr. -hyo*cyania»
byoJlylic alj Zool five
liyptbyiial Ptlroj TTTutvfew
lljparanlhn Irvi ifTTWW^ •Tt'^
(titnsotlelbrh'i till wbichii

hvpipophyvit Anal argryd ev.
byptolvinorphic — bypidinmorphie
fciy 3'(rtraf<s

•reh

IlypecQum Zlo( >tirtffr9'zr%

fj procnmbeoa (borned camui)

trmp^

byper- «(«•. «ft-.
liTpcr acidity atMlWfll/
hyper activity Zool eiPrfkTnft?*^ /
byperoemia arfvlTTTO /
livper-tlgebra-liiiear algebra HWn

ny{ierartii = PelromyHiiitia

hyperbola Afolb 4 (itft+SfST.

ahoitened frornCTl^aiP** more than
on#+ Irk'SH eccentricity)
hyperbolic aify J/otfc
hyperbolic co«ccani — coaecb
hyperbolic coeine— coek
hyperbolic coiangeat Hath iTiftnr-

hyjierbolic cylinder Math tfiftritt?

yrw

hyperbolic futtciion Ifitb
finr, ariftrs (««
byperbolic geometry
hyperbolic paraboloid Valb

hyperbolic ratio dfaib WJTH

hyperbolic eectot(teeli)nt'il’5
elfewi (^RTt)

hypertiolic eioe (ainh) •rdb’X 510 (WN)
hyperbolic tangent (tanb) enJl^
TltiWl (rw)

hyperboloid Oeom trdlvTir o
hypetboloidfl oAj Ore— erJlryAiJ
hypetl>oloid of one eheet Uolh
rwiT %l nul»3fW

byperboreue Bd To* ('northern)

hypercalcemia Afad »rf«\fSmtT/
byperrhiorhydria etftdWr^ni/
byper chromic aJj <■(<! vh
byperdactyl-polyJactyl adj ^ooJ

eifr*t^

hypctdanyly Znnl wPgft'JW'n/
hypcrdioirnaionalaf; (apace of cnoro
than throe dimanaione) rtrfVtnf>n
byperrmreH griviJanira n wim qi-
erfynia. ntriqnfW ntfiTOq
hy|>errmia — kyperacmia
hyt>cr-eutcctoi<l ody Vrtaf etf^^T*
•TTW

byperfine ady. itfir^mt
bypcrfoBctien ^onl atriTT^yT /
bypergasy (mamago into an oiual

or higher caste or eoeial group,
usul in refereice to Hindu lawg
torbuliling women to marry men of
inferior caste) ft’tlK m.

hypergeiicais
hypergeiiiUlitm Zool.

byperpeomelry (geometry of h>pot-
dimension al epacea) trfaVfe^/.
hyperglycemia wRnf^tvnnl /.
Ilyperhippidium Zoof •t^*jn'>a>it*

mnft

IlyperiaZoof (have large ei oi) siW’l'

Ilypencaceae Bet
ilypericalei Sol n

ordar)

Ilypericalei— Parieialei

hypericifoliue Sal 7 *Siq^ m. (f®"
email teclli)

llvpericumSal (genui otehrub* with
show y film ) ellow flowort)

gifmrarft

)I cliinente ^

H humifuiucn— irailingSi, John'e
wotl (b«»ii/atiif>i 'creeping en
the ground*)
if jtpoDicum

H nonogyoum — II.cliiBCDse
II oUoagifolium— il. paiulun
II, patulum (teoli icentodlttrwJ'l*'
iftTOVwi

il perforatuia (hundred holei)
KBPS 4ttUt)<rt {pir/gralun ‘piero*
ed with holea'. 'hole' le)

II eampioDi (the plant IS uied aa a

vulnerary— Haau) H'nylq
hyper-iiiflatioa Scon
IlypVTion dllran Ovwil guvf-t
hyperuoloQic -hypertonic nd/. PAy
iiof wfinq

hypermciropia /.

Ilypero tapedon ralronlal. (thoprO"
matitlary teeth were long and
eurviKl tike a boak in the Ilhyneb^
eturue Thie feature was greatly
etaggeralo.1 in Ilyperodapolon—
Rwinnerton p 3J9) ttftj'T'ni-
oirrfr

llyperoodon Zool. (dietlngolehod
by promineiv eresta on the tnaiil
lary bonea) V^Wfgg* ntfl
Ilypcrotreti — AlyxiMidea

hyp-^toxidt

771

hypogtelc acid

Ijperoxitle ™ peroxide Chm aff’T*

bjperparaxilc Jiiol (a lecondtry para-
•ite. ono «vlii(.)i IX parasitic upon
or ID another parasite) ‘n.flfx.'flJl,
TT-<prfi€K

bj|>er*paraiitirMTn (a parasite of an*
other parasite)

/

hyperpjrasitizr Biol (to live on as
a li) porpai axito) Tf JlHj Jla-f n
hyper-periitaUit hint *rft ftprir?'^^,

Ttt

byperplialao'y ^oof /.

hyjM*rj.liofia TTnfTlfaV/
hjperplaiia 1 Bet /.

a^rWHTK/

3 Hid etfr^^rn f
a tiypertro|iliy wftjTfm
byperjiyrexu J/*,i wfn^Tin
byper*reaonan< c «f4*it^ni| m,
byperaeoiitiviiy arfiiTtl/.
hyjiersitieB!:(,{;«HM'atren(rtl0ffT6r*
w. ( -T* for inineril)

hyiKMutfjiiJ Mnih (a iiirfiea In n
dinieusiona) «i

bjperturfar)< of the lint tle'ree trq^

bypertenxion W Tra f t /.

byiwrtliyrpiilism UeJ. erfrrnrBfartiT/.
bypet1ooieHliy[«ria<>tnnic aJj PAy*
i.jf.

hy|>ec(oni<* coinpreaaed ftfnn

hypcrtro|i|iieil roll i 7 c| «f^TT «hn
hy[>crtroi.|iy n X l/rj. afft^rnr. wft-

C/ hyperplasia wfTlRfTI
orerfroHih
2 Dot. /

hypertrophy tb nfTT^it
bypertropia /.

hyper.THaaiiiiaaia j/„/ wfj-tfrTfnn/,
byph- M'bypli9<

byplu Dot. (thread like element of
the myceliuni of ft fon^oa)

Ilypbaeoe iJej. fgenna eootaining the
doom palm)

n. tbebaira (loom palm) rntn*^
VtTO* {/or tirl^nirlion ue doom

y|>ben (Germ. DindtHrieh) jfern /.

liyplio- srt?'-

Hypho-mycctea Clirxxvtft, tjtt*
TTTtfd a jjf

liy|i><liomor|iliic ad] VotTOQ xnni*

hypnavo^ic ima];e (occurring daring
the stage liotween wakefulness and
floep, le, jDst before eleep has
let in— Paycliiatrie Diet, p 289)
ftfnrrg ^ (W^^ a»iat. 8 9130)
Ilypnarce Zod. (» genus of eteetris
rays Ok Aype 'less than usual,
under* + nnrie 'numbness, itupor'}
XTpnwx iniift
h_ paone P/utrtn /.

Ilypaos ^eof. electric shocks)

^y^*ffXTPf

hypnosis a. /

hypQO-siKire ilet (a resting spore)
rfWlfii*dhR5
hypnotlierftpy i/af
iiy].ootie«rf^. inm
9

hypnotic liatbiialBxeroDal tin*

hyimoiism «. (Tel , Deo.)

hypnotist

hypiioitw et.

hypnoloxin (toxin matter inducing
sleep) ’rrrfftfif/.

hypo PUoteq (sodiaoi hyposniphitel

H.

1 »ra-

9 C/mw. xy

hypo-antimoosteCAem TTlTTnfW

hy|ioh3sil„,yj rot.snlH
hy|>ot>as3l tell yXof wvfirxitVtn
hypolutjJ ocuni ;7of snafrc amr
bypolusi-liMMi Myed TIXTnt^ m.
bypo'blasi Zool 1 (inner or lower
Iftyer) sTwywp «»

SwvrnpT

hyEobranehiel ad]. Zed. wwwwhr

i:h>n«l iod wfl fain
hyiw-hromile CAem jftiT
hjij^rT,,\aJj.Zed (Aype. ‘down'd
Ok ArrAof tail’ downwardly torn*
"•I tftil— rH 11 ISO) ert ’jxij
hyporblorhyilna 3M <MtTtT^ /
hyp***chlotiicCA<w TTsSffT
byroKhlorous arfj. CAeei TT *4
bl’OchcnJriac oilj, anwif^W

by pochondrium (Aypo 'under' W *f
ehondrot 'csrtilage' Tifit) (hypo*
chondnao region) W m.

h) poiliromia 3reJ (deficienej of pig*
mentxtion or ol colouring— Dor
land) ^I'lS’^ni /
hypocliromicady. 2Jed
Hypocolins Ans fTXlf^ (the

birds have got ft habit of leasing
the liilly country duiing the breed-
ing season and taking to the date-
gardens rr^r)

hypocolius ifrri m

bypocone Zool.^rtf m
bypocotyl Bat (tho portion below
the eoty ledons) (tuKISttW n
kyjiocratenforin = liy pocralerimor.
phoiis ttd] Dal. (‘united

claws' of tliB gsmopetalons corolla
enclosed in tlio ealyg tube)
Mypocrea (Ok Aypo- TT-hXrM* ’flesh*
Bat. TTTnt-innft

Ilypoereales Bel (order) STTrr-ifttrn.
hyi-ocn*) yt^tuT T»»T« .fT^n/ (fiont
nj'f C( riiiidi 3SIT)
hypoenie ^nfr, inn^fl ( f^) «.
religious liypocnie udvril m.
(from f'lji)

hyporyrloid ,Vjfi (* curve (rtee.!
by ft point on the eiicumferenco of
ft circle rolling internally on an-
other circle) n.

Hypodemia Bat innwfr* naift
11 Lovii

n. diana ftnr»^ etWTwrf*

If Iineala

hypoileriinl -• auLcutaneous adj.

Hoot wjtixr

hypodertnal needle Dot.
hyi-odernuc adj. 1 (port to the hypo-
ilermis)*roTw4-
2 Dot WWTTT-, «W Ftflw
hypodermically STW7w4 im (ae lo-
poiion was aiiiunistered b.)
hypodermic impregnation

liyjKidermis l Zool. stwwftn.

2 Dot Win m m.

hypo cuiccloidn,?/ i/rjaf. X7-wnwtw
hyjKifuiiction Zool. /.

liypogjcic ecid C/wm ^Drv
(‘t^^-riuiJi »iTr»7 ^rucAu hype.

hfp07»»lfic 772 Hypfilophoa®*'

hjrpoginne (ufj Anal
hjpogntnc nerve MulJiil
hy[K>p>tnc region wahtST
liypogiiinam m

hjrpo'ejl oJj. (gsrtointtion) Bel K'it*

hvpogeic »eiJp*hjpogaeie acid
hjrpojene arihjfit/
bv|>ogeDe>i> ititl?/
bypogenitalirnsBcol
/■

hyposeoU8 = hypog«jl
bjpogloital Dene Zool
hypogripliie curve W*

hypography av^fliDlf-T/
kypogynoot ojy Cot WWrtTO
hypogyny Bo{ arehTW^T/
llypohippui PaUonltl (a gennt o(
hones wliosa remains are (oand in
the Miocene ot America)

RvqgQ< Bsnfil
by|)ohyal ad) Zoal
bypo'iodite Chtn
bypoiichiua Cool

hypcutoioDiCBbypotooie aij Zatl

vrm

hypontily Coi (the ondsnutface
groisa more Tijotsaily caosiog up-
ward cotratore) Jrtftifiem a*-
bypo-aiifiie Chen

liyp^oilraui acid Chen- wm

bypoparalhyroidism UtA <Wt«TO-
Bfrirsi/ (TlTvcif^ parathyroid)
liyp^peptiDii Slfeofll/

bypopharyngeal groove Zool. ariV

bypo-phiryBa»liogua 2 «it fj^f.
bypophorphite iTiTrftm n
bypophotpbite ofiodiancArm. grm^-
Wnifwi

bypophoiphoroua ‘adj Chm.
am*W

bypophyteciomiaed a<fr TfwiWwW
(vtTCT •pilnitary body!
bypophyaeetomiaed animal fvY^«
WlWflTsft

bypophyaiil glaod Zoot. shwiw-srfiw
bypopbyiia 1 Aitat m bypopfayaia
evrebn-piiuilary body
a Cot srvrri n.

bypopbyai* cell Cot VTfrr^-ifm
hypophytia rercbriMpiioiliry body
Aaoi aa-

Ilypapicus Ates (tho bird)

in thiseenns are withoot ccast
bypopigmentcd adj

HypopuyaCot anOTfinuTRlft
hypopUiia J/of ar^f«?ll/

CJ hypolropby

bypoplaatron Cool eraTTn^ n
llypuprion Cool (teeth with aerra
tiona on the base id the upper
aeriea) Wi» soife
hyportchia Cool aNWR? m
bypoapidiat Ifni /.

bypostontaloua ad) 2ooi . Cot ■'it-

5* ^

hypoatome Coot w

faypoatractiai Cool. <i

LypoautphiieChm n

Ilepotaenidia Jcrtt’Rtfn-Ranh (upper
parts dirk brown, marked with
wavy white bare)
bypoteBUM] allowaore Sara
hypo(«tiu*« y/oih m
hypoihaUas Cot
hypothec Low TRStfk r»
hypotheea Cot (inner velve ot a di-
atom) «*a *Tre n.
hypothecary mJy Law TJOTRIR
hypothecary actioa LowTtai'^ fT^
(a real action which tbo creditor
brmga egeioat the property which
haa been hypothecated to him by
bu debtor in order to have it
tsired end sold (or Ibe peyment o(
hia debt)

bypotbeceie aiupAv^, Tw^fiir

bypotbecated adj 4 1 1l l» f l fi rT
farpotbecatuio Low TWr4tT4 n , Tl-

n

letter olhypoibcvetiOD TTST^tn*
hypotbecatioB bond Low TWdtn*

bypotbeetiory~byp»tbeciryad; ?T.

«tT#fW

bypotheaie j TT « ?W 1 f
a Lojic »«PTWJ/
berreii hypotbeeu wvsw W T H I.
Ttwttwi

KifDtifie bypotbeata Vyrfkv TT-
worklBg hypntheeia etr*wiCW

method of hypothesis TTUT^ ttfa
hypothesis ad hoc ■itakldl
bypoihesis and verification T1C<T4T
aill

hypothesise pi. Loyie
hypothetic ad; ahT^lwfw
hypothetical ad) 1 IT-

3 Lofie rHtPj*
bypotbrlical construction
twin

hypothetical fluid Hidrostaltei tftT-

hypotbctjcalparo/cxebangeiflTVTVT

hypothetical proposition 1
tw BTO'R

3 Logie rWt 4^ Bl<llt|-(f
hypothetical question aflqaiTtOl*
BTT

hypothetical lyllogiint Lofic Rhnfl*

»mw

hypothetic economic law Eeen
anf« froi

bypollicliro Jisjuncltve lyllogisn
Logie tJwifii* Hrvn-dnnw
llypothymu dwtmmtifttk'innft
hypolhyroidiin ited. (da&etani ao-
ti OTi of tlia, thyroid body)

by poloQJc ••hypotaotoBie od/- Chyriol.
*4-«pq

Hypotremata Cool. »t^ftlT.*ni «.
liypotricha Cool, (cilia almost eon-
fliia.) to ventral aide)

hypotrophy Jf*d atw^rtt/.

bypopltiia mtf k ^ ai
hypoaanihin Cioehc"! 4U ' f l f? l /.
IlypoxyloD Cot Ti’(rrwiniifif{a(?r^

■ to harm, injura J
H cocciaeum(L.ra^neiim'scailati
rad like a berry' the fruiting body
Ofpoanr tr « bright bnetr*!
•troma — McLean I 38fl) fttw
IPH

n. pruiaalum (cautee canker of
poplara) wwftcTW-^ia^jm
Ifypsilopbodon roWniof (each
toolli has its enamel aurface tra-
veraol by a few ridges whieh end
in a serrate] margin Tbe name
JhpulopMon maaoi ‘high eraetel

tooth'— Siiintonp 113) 4fk»nrV’-

H7P>>Pi7nmu>

773

Unthocincis

Jnnf> (S3, high, cr«t, 5^ tooth)

Hypsiprvninii»=rotoTOU3
jfinfH

11. rufe«cen3

hypsodoDt^ool (Gl Jij(p«ii'height'—
teeth h»\ e high crowns) m.

llvp»oilontiilae *n

Ilyp*o(lus Zool jnnfif

hypsogriphic n>lj

bypsogrephy 1 (topogrtphic relief)
3 (description of topogrtpbic relief
3«tnyp»ometry

hypsoijoiherni (showing

the distribution of temperetare id
the Tertie*!

hypsometer 1 4W<1liJH m

3 /erwlrj/'^beight nessurer Jtw-
Rini3, ei.

3 rkyt (for ueerteiniog the tein
per»ture «t which w»t«r hoils—
Chimbers) 5T57*fM m
hypsometry 1 Oeoihiy (metsoreffleot
of heights ss with refereaee to the
tee level' /.

fl Phvt STT(^/
hypsophyll tht, (A^«v ‘b«iglit'+
plipll — trsTisl. olOerm Jletlifclalis
redue«>l Rorsl lesves on the opper
pert of e pUnt or sboeti esp the
brecti 10 the infloteseeoee region
— MeLeao 1988} (briet)

I (ss in I girder) “vf
1 (current S<t A or C) stT, 3
i.caito- Chm.

I Loste (psrticuUr sfbriostive) stT

(ff^TT wftffvrft)

I. I)rvJn/rp (incisor) ec
I (lodeterminite group of leprosy)
m (srf^lftv) (ire leprosy)

I (inde^) Dct \ (^V^) (ire stomstil
index]

I. K (moment of inertis) * (BTVT.ftw-

Oni)

(B<rB n (C/. cstaphyll]
liypsophyUery le»f (brut) ftTtt n
Hyptis Bot

If fus\eoJensOT»F>l-»tyT5«?ft(0ri.

llyreebyidae (the most primitive
forms ol rbinoceroses—PQ II S96)
«rm3VT^-4lt m

llyrachyus Paltontol (earliest of
rhinoceroses of the Middle Eloeene—
Itoiaer p 331) WTVnien Mnilii
If yracidae= Procas iidae
Ilyricodontidae Palemtol- (light
cursorial BlO aDimsls— PD IT 596]

ffl

Ilyracoidea Zool (order) nwr-iTVl m ,
SlSItn M pi.

Ilyracotherium PaltontoL

ffvnfs

Ilyrax s Procavu Zoel. n^-snnfif
H. ebyesiaieut
byrts Zool. mttten.
hyssop (the European mint, iTviiopiit
oifinnefiif •« (vflTB^ js a

eyaooys ©fT>i*B •mint' ici the BBT*

*1)

IlyMopai Dot
H. officintlse (bxssop)

hysiop violet (a colour, blue Jed i5»».
JTT in hue, eaturation and brilliance
medium Biie) STVsrffrrvR
hysterectQmy mih li | f s3^4 w

I

1 Phyi 1 (intensity of xUuannalioa)

vr (ffWitR svivt)

2 (lotensiti of mcgnetieatioo) ^

(5^ BVTvi) (c/. n \)

3 (total iDtensity o( uartUs field

TfWI

1 Chen. 1 (iodine) 4
2 (iso ) d'

> PAfi> (tngle of tOLideoee) if ("TViv.

e>i>

'■aCAmt (added to names of elements,
for forming ntmea of oxides) /.

hysteresis Phyt (a lagging or retards'
tionotlbe effect when the force*
acting upon a body are changed)
ITflfTBff H.

hysteresis curve P/ipi. JTsyiffff.S*
hysteresis energy dissipation Pkyi.

hyMeresis lo*s

hysteresis meter m.

hysteresis tester JTsyntff-fffirtira
hysteresis testing machine
qflfOT ».

hysteretic ad} E!ee.

«fw

hysterotomy Iiv5sit|-tt3ff w.
hystrietasis Iftd hystriciim o
hysincismus (an abnormal condi*
tion of erection of the hairs on the
body) n.

Ilystneidae (familj) wi.

(they are terrostrial. Cf Eretbuon-
tidse »n)

Hystncinse Zool. STFift-wg^ m.

(»»3V?r sulfainily)
hyitncismBhystririaiiS
hysincismus ah) stnciesia
Hystncomorplia Zool. m pf.

Ilyttrix ^oof (a genus of terrestrial
porcupines) si!T?tn>
hysinx Sol. Tax snyrfl
hy*vac Phys. (high vecuum)

hyien (fTeifera heltx) RlWWd/.

I.A.C. (Indian Army Cirenlar)*n?i3.
(snale ?RT bRvx)

I.A C. (instructor, advanee course) B.
(s»I1.TOni.fiTSJV.)

I A.F. squidron try.fs %. (xmfrt

I am desired jfr cgi nBlt ft
I am ilireeled g}r rtBI ^ ft

Isnthca ilw«'**^5S5-SWft(hi>ingtlie
tail foalhers J®!; ppinted at the tips
like spiles v^r)

lanthorinrla A»t' TJttfUre-tnnfii

I«r.tho«a>*

T74

iccne*cop«

IlSlto«S»» .UfS 5

til SCI

1 45 C (I=i-Ka At =7 CcT*>

(ST-^ f^cT.'

wMt Jtn-i-.*^/

utro-«t«Qi*trT •* "mh

1 B { i**n £*=f« 3 ^ ^ 7 *'

1 l<»m = I firjer

1 b«: Jca^c l» »Blr®>3o« BiU N*..-

I to rtoiio* s^

1 l*f to rremo, tir.TOor oosl ob»d»-

»Bt »»rT»el CerrtTf rxt '"* £

I Ui to r»j«rt> ar'y^ sfr^ «T 7 l

n<ns B . M r»- 5 * «f

*% t « Wi »1 oJi 3 »»l'WTI*

ib»i t| fv ti'e «si w-ri)
ibl-sliJm

iViJea a t « »«s» *t'

li>.JerSitB<h» im ST^ (TST*
ri^ 7*14

U.. ifrt irr^t^STft ICT^ oa-

lilt irtl /
liii-iiii 4«^r*^ '

.lll« B.Ulc

LD R D a*i€r-»*iO-»l B»:k i r P.o-

eo-«->o't ji o'l I>T«’ r^«-0 ■

5 f|»

if.I/C(.-e'ir.« s *■*■''1

•le Ck.-v lJ»-o « « t j*f »oi»3f7
t'-ia c-«' •T< ^

if»cio»<^»» B~i. t*n** I’ •■ u*®™

55fr(»:>;^i rj*'* jt'"'

1CA.R tU'siaCo--. Iv' Ki-czi^

riir.»t!»ic‘-J«TT»«

1C. Hofk (i-t»-sm ealiTi'ijt
k*».l)nT.*»^ ,rt»f:Ss«Tt)
l<lIl.(i-t’ro« T eo.o-^ra".TO *lne»

t,^-) fa «t fa (fajv wn*^ fsT^)
W fta m. Uao» t*'*;

ic^-»i' ^sr 5 **

b*m<r Gr'f fjK-Jw
ic»l<rj (i-*»i -S CiS* c* lee)

/ » cot ojrror^ot*)

iceHxVCc. Z*i.fsa«T»^
iw borofio* ttw /«i Q* cfar»

iwkoonJ Ail
ire bo» = ire ifcett

iee.i're»k = if»'R«»i^" (k Jerwe far
t»eki.«f ice' fk^**‘J*
ire bre Aer = i<e 4 -f eat
lee caloriBselet 4 e~ ^

Keeop ^B'tn li.
lee rate
lee ebtmbee

I'e <fae«(«iee boa frS-^
lev^ti alj

ive-^otiiner VTtt /

lee eooJou (jfv Ik fully *s • cosa
t 4 .a t 'e. e*Te<iillT « ka* S»-^
i*;e\ ei.

lee eretiB ^ vatTfS a.

leeJ alter frST^

lee {more fja fra^

K« fiU Cat (i-a« IkJ r*

lee froit

ice boekeyfisTC
l.CE<1.) (iiitwe’cr ta-cffC »»
♦iue*. aa is^ik'jec' l.‘-»ry) Ht
n fa (li (fa?^ fart a; 5 "
e— e)

IcetinifasTy a.

IcelioJ loose fatTri-ffaT"
leellsJ eiMf t'lwe tl-
ire>BuVin: nueluiie faa faafa tu
ire meehioie ffS e f*ak

ire pint frw Jki Tja
ter pinnoflr Cat fa’t R'^t
Ke-proofoifj
ire ibeet Cie. fpr-ryT
I ire epKnle ffU

tre-elom (;•»*»’ fan P«f!l
Ire'looyae RkyA Ger fat® fap
irr will rva fan fafa
irhseamon *» Sx P*n‘‘» nn
a IrboeeiiioDiJie ■al'tefa Ctt

l<liBA<-ir|m* t‘ ^ ymert sr-^

k. I frotrwii.rm’en Tm^^dJan,

Ho trvK.-. ir=— )
icLUnsmol {Piis. 9 ) ftm*nn a.

Jrbtber* Zx'l •Sf^- « Ff
Icilbeo’^felliJir ^-d. (Gt-irklirte
•£-*1 -H'- i ‘I-ert-*) ».

letl'-eol rajesa. n*^ m. (=®n + %»

ichtheolite Cie*o. a -A - far ■-
•irbtbeoljr

ititheolosT K=yn far^ «, jrtfl^/.
IcbtliToniiTOD Zxt. (Gt »ijn> “to
tack laksfar^-srft
Ichibeophi't Jr»j (Gk. t'kllyee'Csb

Icitbeopbii plutine»»i Paleraiaf.

i?P<-fa FI fae CVn Vm. 91
*„• 15)

Irfclb»ppblbiniiir«i.(i feuuicfio-
tv's r4r« 5-e « frtebtriler £si«e)
if) e J ' fa ffrfa

lehibeoptetTfu ('rier) no-TJ-t l*^
let-tbteiTis ralnreJcC. »ftyfaTti-STfa
1 eirtor («u kbeul t'-e utofo
ftn*fa iP’efafn
I'btbeofBiibe* tflnfaf”^"-
IrNbeoroilbiforjet (a*-!*’)

tebibeosanr ralreott rf*nnT8 fv
Irblbtouunl K'e‘in-^ n.
lebibeoeaondie tfaenrt TfT ev
ItbthioaarBi Fiiic^td i?TSTt-STfa
I ptiirJarttlas *t,‘.t.*y ‘'ll’ To*
Ok ifA'ilc* tai >fT')

^iTnrr

I qTiaJri‘n»ins ("iv'es lal.
Aooki ‘re-O n»;’H nfanrz

iil-thiosiarut = ichlbiosiur
IrblhTo<te'i Zxi TTlfa

IrhlbToete'ili* (,r\:Vr>. Ck.

rifTre'roTtri'j') n.

Ichtb»otoiui = rirunnntb<aJii rri*
n'T-n j*n »».

icicle Cat (i re"li"l. ooai*

cA tsiM cf irr, f -=iol ly tho
fieoii'S cl inn wilrr) fan iff

lO. (,als.-.lle'«k}rftfa (ifK^

fr'.f)

iroDocUim {=!;:, Wokii-j) >ify-

ireaoctasl 1 uRnnm »».

9 (a-, ala ktt«k. e'entt^ol b*-
1 e'l, k rvlie*’)Tncnn»-<l (JT.) "■

irooofripby tfacfael /.
icoooicope flk

icosshedicn

LD.S Act

icosalieilron Gfcn n.

ifo*^lftraliPilr*l Crtrjf
I C." (I. aixn Cn il 31 5t.

3IT1’ Ifii)

IC5 fiinl*n3T& ftfil
•ic» (n scifiice or rjsVrm) n.,

firei. -fit / (with TrdtJhi la the
fir^t in

i !■ •wjl.li (iron did »Wlt«li) P> «•

ft^ (p'mrr
ifieric indei l/oJ
ictcru' >oilf\ = irtfrje index
Ktent« neonilomni iltxi 3T3ra
CTHc"!

Irudo'auna IVifronWJ (Gk. illidot
Veisel ^*11. Iweinse eirniroron*
nsimuixls) ftMIMtirgn*! Its
sul>or Icr]

leunaetus 4re» (*R^

eneient bird oacne)
iJ Sicl (Germ, from

determioant

1/n (i I iief^ult) WWT (» wwn B)

IT> (ndooT rMienli « ft

Id (iient id hei «hei lO Fttehci
>ide C'um (aa«l in oimei of eon
pound*, spe«i( in naouig binir)
eoinpniin 10 •tC* n

Idea 1 (i proiloct of reflection or
mentil concentration)

3 (mental imago) »nn f.
notion WT, ff^iT
roneeplion <(^^931. •tTBlT’ii

perception sfd^Mdl
tenialion

ideal n. Rl*'l o*-. »•

ideal aJj 1
3 ^TWf’TH

ideal condition err?^ ^STT
ideal formula StitiKici arr^ ^
ideal pa* = perfect pM r/iytieoICkm.
atTTft'tC'i

ideal proun 1 atr^ft k'f®

ideal indev niiml<cr atl^tl ^tlBt*

ideal joitiee en^ »C1^

Ideal milk, m ^ tl ^
ideal money / ren tnTl^ JTl
ideal jwr of eadianpc arr^ft ftfinw-
*nr^

ideal road Ki^ f^TT, aripfl wpt
{dealt of eJueilion ftisni-v^, ftTpr

% «IT^

ideal 'Oiling

ideal wine tonic Pham HT^ yifWTl
idem

•idene Cfcrfiu-«0*?n.
identira) a.-fj tC31W. ®.*E?tn3t W1T?»
g 4 I'R 4

identicall) 0^*1 itld*.
ideniieailj equalKcgiul in all re*-
pecta=e*nfrueni Ifjifc
ideotieal point* =a corre«ponding
point* PA,jieJ

identical relation Jfjtfc. tr^USV
identical lime acale mn? Rntf-t^itl
identical twin* 3Tnt

iilentifiiLle olj
identifiahle propert) atft;^
identification n. ( ancient

word),

identification card aifiitji^.qtTX
ideotifiealioD mark
identkficaiioo of friend or foe
(IP.F.) Iia.iar firetfini wfitsm

ideotUication of mineral* 5tn3>
•riV^TB. Wftift tft ?fc*r 3
ideetiCcatioQ of |>er«oti« and Uiiop
KftCT*! ^ arfwSW,

wPt?{ aftr «r 53 wf >ft
idcatification tlip w(it?fWJrjR
identiRcatioti token iir*n!i-t snilv
ideniifier arfinn^I ( iD w.
identify rt-. I atHf?!?,

3 nrrifHim

3 Hiel (to determine the ar«eiea
oO tntifi-R^trt
idenlifyinp number ar fa j u l *
identity 1 eritnfiB n ,

3^mrB

3 Lcgte tn^rm ». (ancient word)
law of idenliiy ni'i'iq ftim
identity card wOr^iTiT,

???

identitT ‘tip arfdTT^ Tnt
iJeoprapliH aeript art?
ideoIopT 1 ft ' Juwt i/.

3 (seieice of i.leatlVnf^ /.
ideolopy of liattc edneation arytfTT*
ftlTW pT^iaT (here ideolopy It pno*
ciple*

IdueBDlhn* ferox Zoel (Lat. /e*oi
‘Ceree’) »ft?»i"3XCT»3l (ace Lull p.

3S9 fig. P6B)

•{dine (.ide+.inc) Chfm.
idio-isrr«-.53-,

2 ???*. ftriTti'
idioanJroporou* aJ/ Bd. ?tr»5*7T
idioblast 1 fJiol (hypothetical stme-

tnral n3»t of the cell) ^fstins ni.

3 Pilrc^ *11 «C5 n.
idiolil*>lic a<fy PtSrc'} «1
idio*chrotno«omc = Y chromosome

Zccl X

idiocy JJ^/

foolishnesa

idiom nrrit’Tt f , BTt^TT n , S^TTTT
idiomatic excellence
idiomorphic ad^ Crpti wi
idiotnorphon* a.f; Cryif «r*i*?r**
idioplasm Did fB^TTfr f
genn pla.m fttg :ft7
idiosome /?iof ttlttl*-!? n
idiohlait niviui
iJioiynerajy I rtSV?*!! /

3 (peculiar acsceptibitit) to loine

idiot IJT ni.
fool l]ft

idiothenooni edj. ZooL (w arablood*
ed)W3rft«.»”t^
idle n4|. Km, WTWlft,
idle and disorderly person tn^tfl
ixdatsCTfti!
idleneii *n35t n
idle time Ptt^rt

idle wheel (for transferring motion
from one pear wheel to aootber)

Idmonea Zod- (looecia arranged like
a row of orgaapipes— CXH. 11.632)
Jifs

idol ^fa/.
image

idolater n.

idolatry

idonie acid (Lat.adcw fflt 'the tame'

T-gulaaif) Cktrn. W^Jjrrfin:

ido»e (idonie+-c*f) *X*5ir!J »
Idoteac^Idolhea

Idothca^OI^f• (marina enrsorial I'opo,’*
—Web.) nTnfntt ssift
l.D R. (inter^lepitltrental race yt)
ar Htjn s^-a)

iMro«V=hiJro«is n.

I. D. i«. Act (InJuttrial Pisjutes

Uuc gUnd

i e (th»t m)

I E UBdim ElacUiciJy Art) »1 fk
m (WK^

I E.^L •(Eocl (Isdita Eagliab middle
echool) W *T KI. flSTWI (HIT^
Ith’ K^t^TTSTT^)

IF-P.A. (Iclre Eatepeec PeytoeEt*
AcreemeaO <1, H (^^1**=^

I E R. (IndiiB E]e<lnfi»> RjIb)
ft ft (H7l^« ftr^ft^)

I E. ClBspeetot of Feelorias) ft ft

(fin« ft?g«)

I F (i-»4'5ei*-t fuld*) TT w {TT^n.
emV )

>( «ft

I I .V. ilair**! Forf«t 'rt) WT W w

«a «M>W)

i(i;rF«d »he dr»h »>n l-e pn« op

oft «nro jwT wt *n BOjo ftri

>t «B^' oft frt

i( a |>rr»ea jpplie* oft Ott •ft*

II F JStfat lMeHi£«»»ea eHriead
M « • (firt*«fto«ftr»)
if fr»e from duatiliiT oft ftilfO 0

I.FFS (impreacQfBt (elliBpB (elliaj
f<ne») g «T 01 <»r*K Olfa-OTH.

«rt)

if h* »houU dx oft ST
if It be coDcrdeJ oft Ot STO ftol aye
if poiiiUe oft oroo r. oft tt w*
1F^ J (Udiia Foreita Sarrice) "I
ft it (W7*'« ft^otr)

3 tIaJ «= i orr.1 S«T|*») *n 0 ?f
(sr^T oa «»■)

if >iti>6ed ifler doe eBijuiM oft
afoT oftr^ ^ iTsmo ft ax
if the till* cf woiL permit* OTOt
sToi or oft af*o ft

it rou .till require oft »TT o't SO tf)
w'TTom fr w

IC, u .'^.^rCe eri) S ft (ST-

ft'^1

ICCJI il General cf Civil

JlB*r * i' at ft s ft raj-rr ft'i^

•ijerotHK-ferou*

I,G G ftnepector of Graia GcrlBietit]

vrft {'»(=o-'*^ftff*)

I girder w^fl 'n tiya
in>euusA.f) PtlTcg Wlfto
inieous srtioB Fttrcf SIMO ftoT
igneOBi rock rrtr<v Mlfto ra
Ignis fttuas (flight that eppearaoser
marshy groosaa* a*ia cnpposad (o be
cashed b\ tbe rombQStioa of marab
pa?) vrg trom n.

ifoite rJ ) (to heat s roBgN) JOIH
2 (lo act oa tre) JTIOIWO
mitioB 1 3erno »-

igD tiOB furnare arrno WO
ignitioD poiBI 3OI0IC
imtion poiot tciet aTtmo-oftfigri
ignitioB tpooQ TTro-»»T
IgTlitlOB >tsaJ zoTO-TTns
iCBitioa tvsiirll JaL-e^i^ix

•ftjT

IgBOmitlv t S+Sii.

defamstioB Stopft (Coc?t) (*e*
to. empt'

KBeraBre *7*0 a atof.T?TtI /
igaeraoee of b» ftf* <l itofityoi
■geeraere of lev* i? bo eani*e Fdo ^
•ofirSTj grij op i r?i«oi ft^*
ft? Tit

igeerasce of ike judge •? the ibii(op>
tune of the lOBOceet aoiorfhit ^
•oft? at ftroTTo or jsW ? i *oto-
05^?T^ ■Ol't^ ^Otrog 1
icBoriBI and illiirrate aaft? tfTT
ftrVT

igseratio rlrnrlii le-ie «OT"OT ».

Ignore ri OTOr, a^jrr
Ignored

ignoriB'a>sr*i OTOI

I.C P (lafperiot General of Potiee)
•I* ft (OFft tJIt

ICR nsipectar General of Regit'ra
tioalOKft (o^;='trrft'?n)

1 gu sBo 'ail. grrw sa*ft
■ guana (green ab and blackish m
cola J>) ^oiaoo *0. (ancient word)
IgusBidae qriajo in ^

IguanodoB f , I^a.1^ (tloae'y tkia Is
t^a tect, of tlo eaxtiog hrard
1 a*=ot baaen— SoiBtnn ji-llj)
satft

I berBittaitcBtia (boro upon tbe

hand b) way of weapon a pecB-.
har tpiie-like thumb— Lall pAlS)

I. DiinlrlU (about SOIL long) OfT*
IJTnS3T^5

I bat e DO iDitrurtioD? gfl ^ M

Opftwl

1 hire aati*&ed myself^ SSTOTO »T
ftOT%

I have tbe houour to be, air, your
mo*l obedieDt aertaot W^, OTST*

I berebv arloowledge receipt of^
OO^STTT • ift Orfi? rtVOTT WOf J

IHP liniicaled het»B power)
(^rtsttr^)

I.I (imgalioa inepoctoO ?fft (^TOO-
ft'^Va)

ijoliie Pflroj (chie2y rephehte ml
aegitiie-augile) Otvft^iyJT m. (o^
phrlite oioiSflo, aoginte ?irtg«,

ajgit»<)^»)

II (il'jnmm) Ckei. ft (ftfror)

•it, ileCkiw* ‘F?

Oetfcaecal iLf; ivd im*0 4*5«
ileo^aeral ttite Jwt iioi>3 jnj**

«OTS

Oroeolie taltewileoeaecal ealre
ileum Ja.'it Voi*0 n.
lleic-g (genua of tbe boDiee)

BBlft (/or tpphamfioii are belli)

L aquifolium (European holly)

Ffnri

I dcBlieutaU 0*5T
1 dipvreDaiilftmalavta holly
ftSTWS C.’^T^

1 iniigBii (laiipait 'recarkablel
oftoifl tiWjeH

knpaca (Araorieaa boll)) S7^-

tl^rn

I paragaiyeniia (trom Its leave* 11
prepared the aromatie l>everag^
male) Vs Tjwt^

I Highiian* (cDtTinion in hilgin
I'lo’aa-Tr 1203) ift -tM; C?'
stI

til* faaj r* of 'l'U“

line artrrv •jayftyrs^lft^

il.se l«i.ei= ilium
ili»e err*l lajfaTJS-fft ftwy
line fi>»»a qcft"iTw-wTn
iliae glioJ ^ftsn sf**

llitc vein

imsffe duUne*

«li*c vein Anat.

ilicifoliui Bel Tax (holIy-Uived)
te/ holly

ilicin CXem tfounj in holly l6»v«)

Jlicineje Del (order) n

iho-hypogaiinc nerve root ^®OpT»*-
iTiJnrrT^^ (m»y be ihortened to
f5pr»r v'Jtar^^)

iliolumher adj Zoel. ^

iliolumliir vein ^lut.

Trm

iliumailiec bone Anal.

ill ad} 1 (not hele or heelthy) v'h

•mw

2 (defective) 3^*3^. *3?

3 (eonlrery to ftood) 5*, J"*!

ill n (misfortune, disewe) 5^1 5**^

n , m

ilUidvised •a’ssv

ilbeisorted arf;

ilMdood (enmity) Br*fB « , ^
ille^sl ad; (Const)
illecel ihsence *f^f"rfT
Illegal cultivation «V» ffB ^
illegal cutting i'orttlrt

wVacjrV

illegal dealing fV<I lrn«
illegal distraint «g<t ftrangvt
illegal evidenre atVs RltfB
illegal gaming cf^isf VB. eiVt
Illegal intereitsiuaury jrftT
illegality ar^OTt /
irregularity atflpT^BT
illegaliae (to make or declaro
illegal oronlanful) aiVi CTBI,
aiW «TBT

illegal lockout WTB ffTTBTW
illegally atflfoB , ai^\j*Mft

illegal ,.OMeiMOB iau, «Ifai
illegal prartiee atV'nTT’l (Const)
illegal jiraetirea at election fV*WB 8
WTfflTTOt

illegal lale atVa ftiTT
illegal Iranaaction MTV a0V{IT
illegible Oil} arrm. atra^
illegitimate a 1 (not according to

IsTv)

illegitiMule dull] m adolterioe inTH
illegitimate pollination Hot. arBirr)

m

illegitimationvnilfiiui nnaisau^WlA
ill'fane ar^Fft/.

tU-goiten ltd; (nc 4 su(od by ovil
meant) ar»Bnrtfipa
ill'health n

illicit ad; 1 Laio
3 (not permittod)

3 (improper) aTJ^ra • ^

illicit cohabitation iiate t*W eiaaits
illicit connection aiViT
illicit converaien Z,oaic aiVc
illicit culftvelion ni^
illicit disposal niVil
illicit distillation ai^ wiM'id
illicit ilislillery aiosi wi>Trt)
illicit emigration atVsT SBITra
ilUcit capon at^q (hbIb
illicit felling aA« BIBB
illicit gams aiVl mtf
illicit graamg atBsi Blt^T
illicit iropon aiW •loi'i
illicit intercourse taw (IP>C) >17(1

illieit major ^lesrra an«r n
illicit minor tetie BW m>
illicit posaessioo £itte MCB Btroi
illicit practice angrr
illicU production «Va BPTITB
illicit aale at)«fsicB
illicit apirit atVf niBB
illicit trafficker «BB-B&tB
lllicium Bat (genua of atar anlaes,
so known becauao they have ater>
shaped fruila— Wol)-) HtTTfH-trBlfil
I griffilbii (distribution— Bhutan,
Khtsia bills) *rlci»n.0Ui'Os
■niDiumwflorrntiURi CAem-
illi(|»id 1 Boniinp (not liquid)
atfltw

3 Zrdtc(that has not been made clear
and certain) Wtut

illiteracy ^TVTBI/. (cf. RwffBTl ia
S Indian langutgee)
literacy mvCBi
illiterate person Ibtvt aqffg
ill'juJgcd ad; actfBdfs
illncit ^BBi, armvBBi /.
illogical odi. nilBBY
ill-paid aJj. ariBioi %BB, flB-^BB
ill-eurrcd ad; (unlucky) BBBrB
ill treat «*. jalngt? BtBI
maltreat jaBB^ BtBT

nitreatment m-

maltreatment

ill'treatment or misconduct
•niBt WBBTt
illnminant nUlUB m.
illuminate vb- IlMIBB
illuminated fountain PAya. srrnf^
TBT

Uluroinatiog power PAyj. inrf*TB-?TfiB
illnminttion fltTinB, BBTBB n.
illumination expert PAyt STBIBB*
fevii^

illumination racier PAyr mTIBB-tTIB

ill-nic n- JsstBlB m.
abuse

ill-use cA jcSBtn «TBI
illusion lTtBT/.< WT n.
illusory ad; ftiBI, BIBliA,
wrfBreift »iwtt
illusory appointment arnriii)
illusory promise fqeBI BBB, Or^BT
triBSI

illusory variation iifron fniHI

rn

illusiriiecA fBT#WBTBT
illu«lraled ad;, hrffni
illuilration 1 ftni n.

3 (sample) n.

illuitrativeo,/; ft?ABr*fB!.6rt»n(.r^
illustrative election flrptff PtbHb
illnsinoua ad;. BBia<tn n
lllwill JWTBBT/.,

ilmcDiie M^rnunB m. {*Bf. irob,
IB*, (or t»BT 3 titanium, br. for BITB
oxygen, .ga for nfBB mineral)

I L.O. (Intsrnttional Labour OrgaoU
ration) at tf (t. (aMnTf;c WB-lR'n)
ilvaitesr^PrBm-(B. fQrBiiB.iron,
for calcium, tt- for ^mShreili-
cate. -gB (or oRb minoral)
llyaanihes replans wBonnaya reptana
Pot.

I 'I, (inlra muscular) B *r. (^ggiB^g)
In (indeterminate group, macular)
(srfJNfRy gd, rfcOnlc)
leprosy)

I. SI Act (Indian Mines Act) *n
(WTITftg egEt^^f^)
image 1 Atlron /.

3 Dtyehol. *cRr t
3 (reflection) BfirexBn.

Image distance

imtse on tho leUna

jnjjfe on llie rftina
imjfrrj Prjclct (mtilM im^ge*
t»le 1 colleetiTfh) /

PI 'll Tt^i ITO »=TT? nf

im>gf fpJfO Opfifi ^ftin

imigmaj .Iim 2<y^l Tm (t;^

imiginjry dimagc* Law (Jiiiujos in

pftTpi

imaginarT part Vndi. WI^

imaginarj ijiuntity l/alfi.

Tlfn

imapnalion *S7»I /
iniajltner; Cl’T’fi CVT^ ^(-<1
liTrt^O /trJ (vi iniKl iS' It* fin*l
Klnlk .lrte)T*» in.
linl arpo-finliarps
imWrile (t /; I (« »iV.

2(ii»nl*ll5

iml<«filil7 /

imlfriIitro(*l>!!UcU;reeUM I 27i)
wn «r>t2ri^l

inl«ril>n o( llie hit de^ee UU t
27S) *17*1

I iiWiI led • e<ntie<lde<]

iml>il< rf sH>^.

inlMlMir<in Dot •

imUl.don mediaoum Brt mvt-

Inil il ition llieory DcL ws^T^TS *T;
iml ririle Hid WTftTT^, BT*^
BlT>t

SmWirite a, 7; Hid CTBF’I eHfl'n

(«Hft (lie)

imlineOed.iRilnrate

imUicile KriiriBre Ceo; wftTtO

imlinraling •mil nrjtioa
iml-riralion wlf i m pt •

lml>rir*ti>r •imtinrelF

e*!*! ntuation) irfewm/,

fl^TfRrfl/ (Ir T.lop.)

I 't ^ (InleTralional Monetary Fund)
■ g fi gp UU)

IM»'; (I. a.le (ore an l^«,r)

(jTirt

WrtlT ■

778 immedial yellow brown

imiile c1iloTide=imido clilonde
iniidir < 1 1;. rAflii ftPfirfir*

■niido- Chna
iiuido n Ij

imi lo CJW •

;nnJ« rblonJe »= iimle clilorile

*IV«

intido e»lfr nwT*t

iminaxaler^iinidaeole /.

imine CJtm /

imino- C&m filf=Pft

iiiitno otlj

iiDiRo eiteraiiDido <«(er
imitalF ri wgm * 1 ^
imitMioo letgyEr/ wgin^ «

3 f fro.

itniUlioii butter
StWtT

imaatioD tiooalar Col 1»4.

iiniUlioct gtvreaiuoeL teso
imitation jewelry fllia TMItp’t
inntatioQ leather Fin ^
tniiiation leather eloth anigyifl yn

immar'inaie g^/ (« itlioot a de&nite

margin) *ffiray n?, WTT?
immaterial « // 1 (not conaiating o(
aaUei)*^^

3 (ol no aulKlantnl eonimjaanee,
unin p rt» 1 ) apm, leiTr*-
vt%

immaterial allepiioo Hate «ntiT*tflr'
ytry

imtnaleriil alteration trrnr «rafl»44
immaterial arermeol iojeWmTTTf^
immaterial error amiy resit
immaterial factor antiT VKS
imnulerial iaanc army StyTT
immaifire a,l> mitt. Kefttee
immature hncL anjli
immature aoit aiyoy a^
immature atag wall gn
immature ata'c arin wywiT. fitTTT
y»rt/,*lsiT«

tRimaiufity arT^irn. WStTin /
tmmeaiuralleu/y WOS
immedial u/j /^r

I I lark Col /«.! aroaer SIW
• Hue Co. Iml ateiayy iftat
I I lue prey Col Iml aryjayr tftw.
*pT

I l-ordeausCU /u7 W5tT»TT sft-

trs

1 lirillunildackcol. M »nn»ar

I I rilliatit earhon Col Jnl aini'nt
wrgr atnn

I hriltianl preen Cd In<l. "ii'nl

sigr yfir

I hronrcfoJ In J *nn»TT tIW
I l.rounCd /«-( *Pn»rT»W
I carbon Col /nd aifliidC ainit
1 cutcbCd Ind antTiTT IPtII
1 dark Mite Col Ind wl^n

sIS!

I dirk broun Col 7nJ atyiwrc
I dark preen Col. Ind •min'n
j. deep preen Cel Ind Sfliflt HTT

8 ft

i. direct Idoe Cel. Ind aini'iR
antrftfs ^Ik

I fait Geld prey Col. Jnd.
fittr 'pr

I Geld prey CoZ Ind •rai’ST
tlftT

I green Cel Ind WWFWT
I. preeo.Mue Cel. Ind »n7"fT jft-

I. inJogen Col Inil *rn*W( firfW*

1 inJoneCoZ 7nii antm
1 indooe violet Col. Ind *tyT*n

I khaki Cot Ind SdPdt
1 maroon CoZ Ind tmitR rflSTW
I new blue Col Ind armaST SB
41 ft

i eliTc CoZ Ind
1 orange CoZ. Ind. ai'ii^nf fliln
I orange brown CoZ Ind wyirsT
iTftn»W

I prune CoZ Ind mnifni ammyt
i pure I.Zue CoZ Ind S- l l*af CT
srinr

I purple CoZ Iml sypyr rflwTCT
I red Ziroun CoZ Ind im*7TT^

SS

I ikyhlue CoZ Ind syiryT atlSHT-
iRw

I t lolet CoZ Iml *mi*TT ifpn?|fty
I >ellow(oZ./riZ •ntrryT'fty
i yellow brown CeZ Ind entT^
^ ys

tmmunllacUn)

y»Uc*w*(>Uv*

\, ytUow.oUv® CpI. UJ.

fk«axi

riWi

9 tjl'l (lVh»i ),

3 fistM nni 5»il

< MinV. Imxiol)

I miiir.ll<»o III Mill*

Imiitnliilr ii|'|ir«»iii

(niiiiriltitr •M•mU»IUll> V.,J ♦'A

)ini»rili<te ■ *«•!■ MflMI •U'l
lltiliiritiair i tiiicrr U>II(

liiiiiirilKIr < iMiiinaiiil f>iaSifn tUH^M

Ininirillili' ilik ni'aif^^lK
itiiitirillile il<i<)!r< M 1 <{« U<(

ImiiirilxiP ilritli — ltii|<n|iuri<ti>
ilpilli «‘41M 11*4
lliinirilKiP ilrhirry n
H 1 W

Imnirilliln itrtictil Kiix (k it«<noil
wtttiKU) nil) iiilii>vrii|ii|i IliA o(
T«Ulli<niMp MKClftl
liiintnlUlk klrainlili qi»N
Iiniiirili«lfi iltit kiiiiiiii
i nnkeilliie kll>|>rriAl (lit * (^ir) QIM

hfrfi

ImiiifilltiK riitiir<rmriit g(«fl Dkitif
Iniiufiltap (tiiiil; /<ihi riia^in i(>m
inktiipitUiA )n(rr«iiiA /4v>->

A mntrtaa (rltltmi
3 tililpil kleirniiiniiii

«roiii|l«« <»iii<] tikiik «f>«f
iy tut (iiiiiiit^litip iiitiiruiiPB Ilf

ponvpriB relatum IIU

HiJIllil)

likiiiiritlalr liirrlriiK' i>y O'liirra*
ttUlh'ii f»H>H rt«,kf |R( Maarifjff
HSjaW

Jliiilinlialrlv ) QU4, n‘«|«
a Iltt 1

liiiHiritliiitv A(iir iH
'IMIt

liiiiiir lUlrl* Ih IhM' ^|$l (0 Iiitl t,

Hn

|i>iiiirili<li'lv kxiiiiiki ikii-iiii III

HKiii it!i V qi;A
liilliK illlli It Ik Imp IImI klilP 311
ftAi* V

imilx iliJlfly Katiiw (l\i(| kf|l),

41 ^

ImmrkUilrlr pnK«Hl|«l ttN !(t
kiiiitirklUirly >)<“)> A*
iimiirktlUrW ■iiUinDiialPih*
IkiimpklUikW Mi»yUU*lP

titkukr>l<*(rlv »iiWijur«l ^U»1 Mill’ll
iiiiikkriliAtrlv •11114 t«itP tiuilukr

kikii.uMk. / t ht»^< rftuVf mfe-

M1X4

|t<iikkr.(l«Uly •u)>iliOT h* 91<U «l

liikkUk klltlp tikPMUiri n<«.m 5 HH
liKikkk ktl 4 lP ikPl|;)kU<iiiWi.l H 1 «l« 1 1 )«.
UMICMitftll

tiiiHMklkitP iirkili»ll4«Ui<H <iiP 3lii
ikiikkkk illMp WllkP

tkikikiriiKie i>k«kk]>«ti»i« (.iw nnatf}>«

*lf.WU*l

iiiiikkrilUU MiIAIiI* f^«UM sqitu
liiimpklltln |»VkuPnt tll'l'li

QIH

t»klkkiill«|p iilivalP^t |>i><4P*«l«» i Pv

fl'f-lH MlfU

tmiixnlkitP i-kitirttlmi f.tw ll'flB «Un

tmiiik kli4|p iikitlikkiP l|il| XX

liiiiikrilutp irlp4ip QUI

l>Hxt

Ikuikkkiltalp lr|.4U« WIHifx* tfxihXU

tikkUki-.IUlP (. |K.|| aiM

tiKkikPilUto •l«lo iiilkxlli .tluiu

imikipilkitP •ii)>Ptl»( (X«!‘Ut 3<|f(*
iiiikikf.iUlA u>« n «|>4 IXXlU
IlitlikVulUlA tl.iAllf fit! Ulltl't, M|M«
»II»fl*4»

InikiiiylUtP il«w

r«)iilriH|>l in lliA likiunoUtla vlnvr
•ml |>i*»f>nr« «C |lio 4 mi«i|

^^n % fig« iitiv 3 iC(sN li

Ktini

liiikkkrnkdfUl 4nt«trf|>i
iiiimPHtmUl )>i»«e««l<in tiU«i|K

rfixwuu

iiiHHPniAiU) titr XlUviHlX

'k't'l

imi»pik.P Ai/.Mfdi. Muifd*. faniti,

iiiiini H>p ilriilli Mtxf>i*
imiiipifp •lirlkli (kt(kkkiiklry) ftiun
fUxtf

tiiiniPIMi «{ fxmdXitXIXI
iiilmtfMi) a 1/. flH'X
luimAi.l<iM J fmtRt • , tftXI

S liitrpi fXlIlXX *k,

|iik<iipr«lii|« Uikt cr {>1 loklivp

iftw

iniiiinitlmk iiiCklU flii)-ii Iltvifll
likiiiiprtlmk iiliji'klUP i-i |iiiiun(«UM«
Irnt

)iiiiiit|;( 4 ii| lit,) Ilk

tiiiMkIyriiiili Up,*til 4 lli>ik OrOlikiiikA
Ml'IXlfil Nfi^XlIX MiMlVl
ikiiliil^lallmi MIMXUti H , MIMXIU M,
riiiiltrBM.iti irtliutx, a-MXIU

I Miillimily Miiliuix q|f>K

♦ifl

Uiiiiii^'Kli.kik ilp|>ii| MltjXl<Hl<ti 4
ll■ll■ll)'l«llml lip M|k|iuii
iiiiiiii^iiiHoM Uw MN 1 IM f^fci
iimiiiyralimk ipiliu limit MiqiUl'

limmmmi ,t/ Kil'iftm

ll'mitl ), U(fX

liiixiiikKiH lUii 'rr J tv Mt

|M 1 |>| II liiiK kliliyi f M 1 «l« M«?

kimiiliii III likV {> r k iii|«iM|iikllmi) lull
Hfixi ux. ni‘i m
llillllitkll l<i-lklllll|k<ll>lA ufutf

iiiliilulillik (I Ij, Mtlfiv^

liiiiiiiil Ih 4 *ltm« ,<iitr^>IUtfl*)v| H,
iiiiiiinl tiup

iimiiul lliiliif! Hifkiii ^^4

in)“

liiiiiik>ilp«\ fti; Muitftq
lliilpkiUl Mhu!

Ill •I'piip »n*f|i

llillilii I tit Mllltillll/,

|iilim>r«l ,1 (/ wSh*. (I\.m|,)

IiiiiiiikaI ml mVu
| iiiiiim«l ImiV n^f 4 » imt
liiiinmiil nr likilPit III kif llltm.Utly
Ulittlmir (JM IV'I wfiie
MSXI <m<l(

lliiliiiitut ,t tj Mili
iiiiiiimUl trrs lii< Mn( flit

|llllll|iYil|i|<l II tj, MX*!

Iiiiiiim ill 111 jiiliil w ttittilKitiiU fidf

Mfnt

iiiiiiiiitil Ip I i<i|iri|v / (iK> ilqfu
liiiiiikiiiii It ty ) (i«>tlti*i<i 111 ! l|■fl«|fi

It l| iiitiK litl »,> 4 ||I«|)
liiiHiiiiki' III h

I Aiji fit'

llll|il|l)l 111 ! «| JitMIM W|<t*l|

780 imperfect obligation

rro’iee it— ijxi2»itbe=$el

r«) l l l' a:;^ I C T ^t (-rj.)

Smmunifirttion ti

lauaonu* 1 lied.

2 (Co2f)

ijninnnitT trom t»i. n»«mait» from
t»S»^'00 CTI»3^

imnjOBiHtKjn Uea^TiiJ imnisa*)

g»; r^t n

ininjDBixrtor (thtt wtieh reolen
jEUEBSe? fiiStjfHM IB.

iauBBiure rh S^TrfrTW?
inucBBitiBg eatijra n.

SmiTT qna* ( Twq. -r^ilyl s'jk’T*

imBBOogni <4 bcrtenU cr

cell tree tiaa

itoreaogeaie ai#. (procBSi-i imae-
Bjiy) sfrrrrw _e_(v_

mBreBolepol adj BT^V'^eiV
imamBelegT JUKI'S A /
SmBiuao-reKUoa (.he reeetiaa tbet
tehee yl»ee het’reea •* ealijia
esi ite »**>bo 4 y)s'^*
eftaftreei

iDBeeeKbmpr (tr»etsest by (be
yT'>^#f'i03 el imsaanjl srm*
fe^^/ ^ ^ ^

leuasaotexifl (ea «*t tans] sWift

iBUBBUble aij ■ j^f/e*^f « 4 -i

Idod pis(»rrd piDevnma n *ITM
iiBfaTt I Z.'a()l. «f»TS^ •

2 ermef*

Inperted (reelare St'j toBe (rig
Best II £im!y dnera leta the
e'.Ver— Dorlead) •fM*W «tivvtn
iapeetieB eifirvie «,
impert of til CT'errY

iBipirt Hrength •frfTje

inpiiri^. etei feiTii^j

(mi »ir»<t eOp*Bi frr^

iirj-iiml r»-i«njo-» stlHUTT

in].iir Diirnilli * n,*

ieitorBwat ef/^ea ■
irejiirmcBl o( <'.>k>b i fteei

•iMj lir the oMi;at><>a> e' rostre^l
SftTi « r t e- e eur etV*fw e 7 »j
layil. ai. ^Jue
l»f lerl ,1, T- Sti T y *T»T

inpirupiBiute sifi. 5rl. wiRt
impart

impart iB^tTii<t>OBf7*fn%il(Cc2sS )
impartiei ad/. ^(<19
ladiffereBt
Beam] iRpC
BDroBcented a^'rten
oaatuclied anriQ^

impartial and accnrate judge of
(biraner ^ftti « feent At fn
e'fl

impartul oeqmry eTcitgi
iDpamil jnrer {h*T$rv^U4
impirtul jury feoTP fltfledt
uepartially fiferpl-. frarsr *7 «
impartial canmliig Bp '&CTe

(as la the irecis aba'l costa a aa
iscaitial eamsa -j op c* a cat*')
torpartibilii* and lealicaaLiliiT «fe>
u I 1 eftr

impartible aJ/
imptmble area ■fiuiiq Vtl
irepartillc cnite L«» eiftum rfryt
tBpamble propert* pfiuin
*nf^

lapartiB* ■eferwaiioo i^et }pn
lopitieei Su

1 biltaoma (u (am «e«d, (irdra
lalitm, jetre) «eed toaeb nvaotl
«'3r*e*ffWt (S'^^aaeifst word)
I <hia'ai>*<il 4 .)Vsft

1 favaralaiasl cbioeaiii
I paniBoram^^m 1%+r
I tnpctila

impawn r» "tf* (<rS pawa)
Im|«acb rt 1 atT-rmo (t*^)

5(ai aw -setilAwf^

8 ('0 bisder) e^ ei*«i

impcBcbBrat 1 a{ TrfeHl •«. (Coset J

3 *»a f' a wvVaeeal •fuv'MA a.

3 (b)sdraaca, icped meat) eT»T /
io]>carhiBcat of aDaaittca
eT«-«i

■spcacIuBcot of wane Ve 0791
witbooi— mo vmcfooi
impeaehiDrel of witaeia X.atj WTft «1

iBiprdaoee aroo'oo « , aeeiMi /
>rai«diDrr I«bI JJ y eroTN-oro
iin|4^e ,1. »0»^. o^ tJoiwt, arf-

oo TIO»I (WTOI)
imjiediBieBI 2 >tw* 7 erei/
inij< Jiment la law I9 troe' in

impel t6.

impending o fj wwo
impending danger «TiT¥ ITT
inmineoi danger sgrfaro mo
unpenetrable ad; eiottr, aiahlV
ImpcBae'^SpbeciKiformes

Imperata E I B7Ttn»I-nTlfl

I crliadrir* (cogoa, eogoi grm)
lit IS o5*d lor thatcbiaj) *101**

imperatier ad; Ifexpressira of coin*
Eiad) ■I'JIl*

i (obligatory, eompmsorj) wftorf,

UDperatiTely etf^TTiro
imperatiTC iSood Croes. AtVT*
unperatiTc orders mFtrff* wi^sj
impvraure statnte wwiTm
imperaier (aa esjerer) wmr 01.
uoperrcpiibility m<t*too?T

f

impertepul’le adj ertm**

(taeieat word)

impereeptible cbasgei enrwf*

uDpereepiiUy mm*?* m* k, mrftr*
laperfeet arf; 1 erriT^ (set esm-
jle'e) •!?» *f*rr^

S J.av (act eaforeaable) mjB’o

3 £« mt*.

I raperf eo t ocBiena' iitren. er^^

imperfect competition WOT

imperfect delegation Laia ■'jfitA

imperfect flower Bm WT^ S«T. ^-
kmr JCT

imperfeet bybndization c4a(S|

iniperfeetioo

impeifeet joint = immoTable joint

Zoc,l arm^ fwT
imperfectly • iS lei
imperfectly ditided abtre aitu*!
fegr fr i *itT

UBperfectle rough sphere £/ajk. atxa-

991 arsr at'

imperfect meientery ZccL arTjJ atT9-

5»

imperfect Boinl.er ar»rr»i afe^*, 5*799.
nrntrwite ler greitcr or leas
tIaa tie ism of its rarums diri-
sors) ^

imperfect obligatioB Law atfiV*

isipcifact ownttahip 781

Imply

imp^riVct owo«»hip Law

imp^rfrct partition Law WTfrt;^
WT^ Tmn ( *« p«rf«ct
partition )

fmprrfm protrrtion TWI
imj>»rfert njhu •Pjfri.'^ nfcvtl
imp^rfrct atat^ WT7ii^*»n
imp'rfoft iiil^ Law arifrc^
imp^rfi’rt tniat Law Un ane^eeotail
tm»t) Kft'TrffT »n*i
imp^rfort rarniim *Pjn
imprrfrrt war (limit«>i aa to peraon,
piacea and tliinR*— Wall ) *FtftPT
iiAp«rforate aiij Znnl ■t^'3^ (
inp«nal H^TT* WTVTft^

impcrul la. 1 U eolo'ir bia«rBd4^»^
In ha«i of low f** hrillianeo)

ns

3 (a kind of pap*r) wraiTt n.
iaiperul klae 1 Cal lad (TVrt ^<1
3 U colour hiim ^ in hu*. of hi||h
Htnratioo end low hrillunec)

^fw

imp^nai dark bloi* Cel liul. *WT

ifflp<>nat *nT? (*®>rT cata
etmon)

impanal {gallon wtm tix
impmal green 1 CeL lad- nirrt
3«*ran4 green

Imperial green pigeon na m.

Imperialiam

imperial mauod mvT

imperial preferenre Kren. WTWTW*

•fainw

imperial purple (» colour, raddiali-
hIo« ift'^FTT in hue, of low f^ hrilli-
anee)

imperial re.! Col Ind rtTTT^
imperial red ainlet Col /nd. imiTWI
rftwwTfin

irapenal land groiue .irrt IfT
imperial aearlet Col. /n-l. ffW? lOI
Imperial War Muienm *TTirW'J^*

Imperial yard »raTT
imperial yellow 1 Col. lad. »T»r^ >fW
a -yellow oeherfa eoloor, yellow.

iih *0.1 yelliw ,n hne, of

hi*H » Irillianre) ST’nfrft^
impermm 1 (aaprama power)

/.

5 Law (nght to command^ riglit
el jnrtidietion which inelndea the
rignt to employ the force of the
•tate to enforce the Uwi) 77tT*frtn
/.

impenncabildy a^pT^tdl /.
impermeahle od_j.
imperaonal ad/

imperaonat eceonnt 3KnrT

imperionat ledger snrft

imperionation 1 n.

a Zidto aau'je'ijua n
impertinence 1 (anctrility) /.

3 (irrelerence) wAaOi /
impertinent a<tj- 1 «
a ai^fiA

imperviable —mpeoetrable
imixmona nirapeBetreble
imperviona eoet (of the tpore of
Bacteria)*^ WWIct
iraperTMu* layer a^at toy
inipemoit* aliell ^<M<I Cenaf.

impereiona wall aVv firfit
impetigo i*«f,aftT^ n.
impetaa amw «>nm. nfd

/.

Impeyan pheaaant dm ftaiw^-a^-
ancient word)

impiety wc j t flan i. a«i^ /.

Inipinge tb. 1 PAy» afirjwa
3 IffltA. arvri (collide
impingement j arviA n
3 afirpww w

impiona ad/ awifaw, aw^i^
i mplea d gb. Lam aiT wwwi, a^tPB
WWI

impleader Law (one wJio impleadi)
a (.fl) M. ^

implemest 1 amN.

3 (inctramentlTTara

implement *6. yfrnaatConat) anl-

am

implementatioa ffhwa ». (Con*t.|
implementatroD eommiltee on hank.

ing afarnw yfiiiwy.aftf5T
ifflplementeil «,/y yfinfarn
implementing ofrliww n (Conat )
implement* end luarkinra j 4t(i|

afVewar

implement* of hoibaodry ffp y ny n
implement itocL hook ti %fn yvaa*

3*T

implicate cf, ^iTRI, afifipa

entangle frnfjTT «r^r, T « tn d l
invoire apytfpt am
enaoare ITTWTI CTTf, ^>7^1
entrap yUTT, 'TaRI
inteigle 5 : 17 am, fTPTTnfr am
implication 1 (m act of implicating)
afitnyd am
3 cyBmt} m
3TTWWJII/

implication of law ftf^ at nftWlV

implicit function J/iitA a77H fwT

iinplicil relation Hath- ttyiy f(TWT
implied adj tyftit
iniplieil abrogation Law tyfdW PtH*
*7^1

implied acceptance Law
implied agreement Law
implied aaaiimpait Law tlftT ctrtrrr
implied aiitlionty Law tlfirw Blf^.

«n

implied enndilion Law «yfT7r
implied eonfeaaion Law itTn.

BMrtryt

implied cooaeot Law 'Rfw rtwft
implied contract Law tyftd
etpreai contract nrfjTWTf ^rfir?J
implied coTenant Inw uyf^Tt rtst*
implied dedication Law vrryyanrbt
implied easement Law tyfiTy gfym
implied inTitation Law (implied in.

dneenjent) tyfW BT^JT
implied licence Lara WJSTfe

implied malice Law
implied notice Law nPPT IJWWT
implied pledge Law tyfTTBlf^r
implied power! Law sr^rrt

implied promiae Law tTMy afffyi
implied ratification Law tyfnt wj-

implied releaae Law
implied revocation Laa CrffiTB^*
^t^TW

implied term (of n contract) Lao

implied tmit Law wrfTT CTW
implied w*iTer Law^tafn wfitwiri
Implied warranty cbStt wxwT’jpt
eaprci* warranty a rf i tCB^
imply tb. Wf€r» f^.TTwfjry

(«T7fY' aoeiani word)

Unport ^ imprteshorv

import TTWI. WITB^

import «. 1 n. (CoustJ

2 (meioia^) n-

import «J' i«ory council «i?H JT-CTt*

import •lloatioES WTO^'Wrt’S’l
importiDce (Corst ), *.

eoD»cquenc<

import *oJ export KlflU rffT
import onii export eoclrol ^iXK

Import *nJ Export (Control) Act

Mima

import uiA export tri<ie coairol

wttr* jftT *•

importxntml/ BfTt irfl*

tjM

ImportiBt cue £«» Vrt

importxBt eh««ge sfieM

importtni excise rotttcrx

imporUBt ftir xrjxTcS irei
importtBt iicBi 4 9T
lapertiBt occurrence
iBporttBt reference fir^

imponiot Mate priotii;

rrw-t^fl

imporuBt etatioQ nif Vfi wnr
Unporuot trunk telcplione cetli
XHttrp' ^rTTT"TT

importstioa ■ 11 H-tp (import) erTOT n
import t^nV MnTt*<dWlH(

import *ertific»te WTei^-UMW 11
import control cnquirx rommillee
wie it fWtra-ifrtxjHtfWt'
import control or^iaixjiion ITT^-
fnrtn-XtVT
import foolrol permit

lm|>art control rrguUtton enVTtt-
fite*in ftfcxK

import control rctixjiion WT^n*
frtrni fitfin

import coniTol »rbc>iaie Wim*

Import Dutici Act enrrtjwmf*

import doix *Tm (Oonil.)
imported tJj 1 Cfrerf^

1 UsT«i(i o-t klicr exaM et
t«p«rt or cc.!oofx>^\fr». ft\rt

s k bfimj pn

Imported food^isi »T»^«

imported good* Ffon, eemfVs WTj’i
1 in ported ottucfWllrfJl ao-x-oixii
imported teed Vlllfn rfhl
I m i>orted ttores Btrrfts
imported loliatro f^t^ SXXTf
importer •IlllflS m
importeri tep*tcr mui*
import goods wnnwtrt
liBl>ort-ill bond er*OTn
importing country Minin ^lt
import licence vnn M jtifll
import liccnre fee Mms Mj^fit-ffSC
import l»t HUM

import tncrclitnt MIIIS-

import of proposition Xocie Bimill-
er^

import pessHmvn
import permit hhii-m jttl
import price HraTi>^<n
import cjoole Hmi-en<lT
import resinctiont eirem fiiej
tcBimriiirrenn.

imports comtnodaies etlvn-^^Ti}
imports on coramercul •rronet
wrfcrjt 1!T Mim
imi>ori surplus Mnra*Hfi^
cx|>on surplos finn Hpft*
import utiff ompi

imirtrt trsilc errm ovniT

import troile control stTlTS-XTritT

Import TrsdcCootroIlerMT^ s u ii tt

fte*Tu

Import TroJe Control Order eerw
OTTTR

iini<or1uDslc M^nn^l (^) stfiun«
im|>ortuDcr nfiiidl (.xc^l n
importonily st^uioin /.
impose s*. 1 (ss. restnctiom. n txx)
•TtllM (Const K «*nit. CTit
3 fnatiis;

im pose • fine ^ icnm, ^ Cpnt

imposed C.I] MlilFll, •niTMI *m
im|-o*eJ ronditioDs MtrHlI BfCT»W
impose rc<tnclioas on mOTemenls

mi5 *i^ ut rctner

imposiiigi*ri<itioyrexu>r(B^ f*xuT»?

imposing tlooe IVtaiii^ fW H ftm
imposing uUe IViotrm} fc*n*t
(improiag stone) Tmil ftl^
impositioti 1 M lft yM •'TUT

S PrintiBJ »!., f'l'dHI •
impositioo, tsscsimcDt end collcc*
tioD of tixes TT? MT Mtih^I,
sfrrirejti

imposition of costs fupon n Fxity
litigsnt in the suit) '•ITThxi
imposition of disability P|iIT* 1 B 1 -MTtV*-

impositioD of fetters

imposition of handraffs guv^l tttlWI

imjiosilion of new taxation

imposition of penalty
impexitor Pnetin? m-

impossibility anTWin /.
impossibility of performance <1141 A
H1TXM3T

impossible <tf;. 1 MXTt7
improbable itdUd
3 (ooreali tmaginar) ) VlTTf^
im|>oss>ble eontraet tav xnm
impossible operation J/siA. MRW

fim

impossible quantity HtlH flf^T

iBi|<.stl*Tfs.,^;«u.

3 («p. lenej on importt) •ci'cnuf

m.

unjioslor B1|(4 fii,
im)-otencc *!fr»iT,?I^lI>nWt/.
impotent n); ItyTOH (ire

•unneb}

iin[>ol nniqueaiinsle lax MT
ini|Kiund n (« reserroir tor impoand*
II ^ MXrtV in,
ini|>uiiDd rt. I iflK, Mxet

2 /me (to colloct water for imga-
titin) arxtlv^

impouDil document Inn MiCK VTH
iDi| oundrd a f; aeriC
imi>ouDdeJ rattle arxT$ TQ
imjiounded documenla mi^
im|H>uoded waters H X»<

■m|>Oiind the passport an^

•nt

imiNjxeri.h T> (a., tl.e aoil) ^TTTin^.

wrti «T1t. TIXI •w
iin|-o«rrishment (the delerioralion
of t1 e fertility of I'le toil— I FJb)
HTTITT'' tSrtt •TtTX

iniprartiral le aJ/ Mmtrt
imprecation MTtTl7 ei. (see maledie*

isipiagiuta

721

In

impf'piati' th. 1 CKm «7TTT'

1 (•'Iln* thi» pcfM o{ witli

artuAfti-; Mlnliorn r.t pfwerTa-
tivet— I ? P-J *’TrT^. wVra

3 *n * T 'T; iT

impr^jnatM oA). »TT!I> ^Tlfn

isipf^SiutioR I Cnm- *•<. «•» «.

2 01.1 n* c{ th« porrs ot tinil>r
with inlii»ptic folntiona cT pr»-
•^msiT»« — IP B.) •N. «i It., aftrr

3 Cwi. t nrr i -T, 6rt^ *

ijnprf‘<<nptiLle n;bti Lira frijlita
nn«.»naiia fcy prMrription) fTT*
«*t47

imprea* (6 I (w itamp) ®5*’*

2 PXyt (laprena a force or relontjr
BponJ WTCnr

3 (to levy for CbHk* »»r»iea)

cm, («* inpreumart)

impreiW «otift fee rump

i®prea*e»l Hoeoment 3 wt

impreaaorl EJIJ. irTrfi«r
Cf.ifff ihflrt for «tec-

tfo-nvlitafors#)

{npr** 4 e 4 force PJtjt, WFTPr^
Idspre««e'i »Ump p*p^

erg'jl 55 r« t»

iolpreated iheet* 276} 1*1 {J'j

|jap*e»«ed iUiap

ioprnteil velocitf Pijj •ri’rfTT
bVi

impre«»r.l with real
ioiprrxiofi I a'^A fn o, »rT

2 PsUmul trf'^TT /.. (mack) flX
a.,Bn

3 jnra, finif •«

convey a fa(<c inipre*«ion (p firraf*

rmr^

firvt imprev«i<ja stjt Sarw, SatT

fr*^

loJpreaaiOB of Ipe tbamb ir'JX.'T^ n,
(Pill ^ wrt

iopreMive ad;. snrrrsr*! ( UtlHf*

fmpm«mcnt (jt:t of letzii* for pnb-
I e Mu) m*iU^4 « , feccepttlt 01
to MTT*) 2 jTIftr
UBprett MU^ll HI
inpreat aceoaBt <r9^Ta-%VT
iaprnt aaoeat wrprJTfij

imprett !>aljnre

impr « Ih>I fer ■BTlT-^rfr

impreit money *nr?IT flftr

imprest itocL. £fjr *nr^TT-*^f»I

impreal iratem

imprest lyitem of petty e^ah

impnmatnr £ 001(1 licence to pnot
or puttiili a book etc.) flo
/ ("*j^'^T *lieenee Cones.)
ifflpnniu (,o til* Cm place) 3 ’ 1 ^ 2 .

ispnaoa tl,. CTTTTtH V?I, VTTTT*TT

impruottcd oA/

impruonmctit crrrvm m (Conet.)
inipnaosiacBta* welt ei £ac vrnrv?

iBipruoanteet for deLt ^

■rnpftil>al<te etAsTtQ

ifflproLahle event fltiui om
inprompto erpriC^. »ro-»T^
improper cf/. trTnfay

improper divehar^eW!}^ Z’Sm
improper fellios Fortxtrj
vntf

impropnrfrertioa 3fe(lb(wlioeo eu.
neritor le ureeter than the deno*
reinator) JTjtll f***
improper milaeaee ar^[^’r anm(
improper liLertiev er^fvry
improperly ■ jfeH'tl, *T it

improperly rejected my it

ef'^T’

improper luvi'jtlea rn^TT

improper or oLjeettooaLIe paimfey
poll p'lfnMfc

improper twVet Jilj. TUC
improper ii*e aqin

impropriety n

improve ,6. lyTTsO (Cont), 5 TT

improved cd/ J»t

improved eooilitioii gyfx pTv^
improved devi^ll ^4TT| JWT WTVTf
improved implemeatiijy^ ^TnTVT
improved UdI jf I'n

sift

unproved metlio-l rjyrfl Jf fl^
Improved eeed gTT ^7»

Improved venety gT»l JWT fir&X
improvemeitt 5"4T?. m'f in.
Improvemest anamiltee <1 i
{mprovemest evUiiig

improvemeot fellioe Forestry (an
oj-ertt on earned cut lolely for tl *
tii'ic I’t iril ii^^roTement of tha
jtrr> M tto-k— LF.C ) ^TT-T^
improvement fellm^i feiline.terie*
^VT'T^’’r^ Wii
improvement of eommiinn jtionv ,

fiTT'^TT^T 5 JJTTT

improvement of iloe^ *^4"f

improvement irheme gtTT-^ITTT
improvement far velectjon} tyiteia
Forestry TTC’T
unprovement t r o s t 5 x 7 5V7T*T
(Conit ]

e improvement work. ^TT***y
improvrmeni wnrlta’nrele Forestry
gXT-STsXT-lvt

improvidenee 1 (wmt of foreviglil).
•r^Tfjter/

2 (wart of tl rift) w^Tt^fjrn /.

improvualiOB CW PfTRSfj

inpti^B rii Orrr? cnr. ftfl'il

unpolie I arm/

i Prj'Iuil sitr. irT%n n.
meentive Tfrr^

3 (of a iierre) Phjstd. IrtT /,
i r\yt. STy* „i.

impulie of force

impuLie OB eoueliia;' lliil. WTRif Tf
srrt

impnlie tortiine Jily. JrfH aflT?
impolvion Pfjcitct. SotT^Tn.
impaliive nAj. Phyt., PiyheL Jrrrft
{•*\)

impnliive activity Piydusl. Wl-in^ay

impuliive diicharyev soirfl ifpl
impiilitve force sitj yw
impullivitv Piyrhcl. tTlXf^ /,
impure <i,l;. W^, rriftTr
impure milk. * 1^7 TX
impure ipectruni Pnyt. (niifg
impuniy wg^Tj f ,t(t. ^
impolation enTTTTT n.
impotc rk. K V f'inn
imputed value Eioru mu s- h Ut artt

Uf. 3 . (I'vlian Jlsdical Service) *rT»
«r 'k (wp'^t iiVTyirr)

(CviI) (Reaerve I Povta) Rale*
wr.5 it. (XTT?) (w^iT tyj
I JIA officer WT.^ it. ■f«^
in. Gael-) ar.OtbT'J
r, GaJetenisrait* jroap. nenntie)

In

inckndetcont lamp

Vl (i»t

la (indinm) C\rr_ ^
xaCkm.'^f
ia abr^iDce MK'jHli
iaaliititj R4|i«3| ^ («T) «*''i

lacapjntT (Const )

iacomp«tcDc« nySai (Const ) (m
disability)

inability to pay \ ^ sa-tl
inability to me ^

disability to aae ift

in a body

ia absolale disre^rd ^ irtT n%7T

iasecesaihility wstftrntTtn/

SB aceordaoee snlh % "WiVK

ia aeeordance with 1»» fi'flJHlt, ffP*

%W3W

ia aeeerdanee sriib rvle
la aeeordanee with the form atlljmt
in acrordaaee wiib tbe procedare

IB aecorJanre with the procedure
laid down <1 nj; Art % argmr
is aecordanee with tbe ptosition i»
that ledali eoetaioed la 3 imfH
trftw Ti«»« i wgaTT
ia accordaaee <nth the proTiiions cl
role % arj»i {

iasmriey stearin snfnpnr / («*
defect)

iaarrnrite ad; n^sTTV.
iaacroraie Cpurrs arxind Muv, arrft

>a a confideDtial capacils >]S5 ^ ^
iBactiraie eK

iBactisaliD; billi and rack ««.>r«qiT
BNa mt ft^

inactiTaliDg propeilerone UtJ cni
•ex ■air'af'!, irtfttift
iaactiTradt «Cte. trxjJ»e.*rfn
laartise anvuat wfiteitwt
iaactiTecamihor CW atfier xV
loaetiTC marlet Tcc^ srfkxftefn
iaactise partner C«-» XTitex sn»fl
ia edJiUOD to arc aaiee idJitioa
ia a deernt and hutrune manner fsTT
aVxmtfnftfrx
Uadeiptaey auV-^si /
i a ade^aaey ef price ijee x) «TaV»l^
ioede^oaey at sriier erf) d) xrxjsj^

TBl

laadeqnate cdj xmitJ
iBadeqnate atoek aixtri^fX^
laadmisstblr adj stlTC!
inadmiMibte ersdeaee Lav XttT7
tnrx (aca as tdenee)
tnadmisitbie ralne ^aCh XHTR
IB ailraace (as indents shontd be lent
three montbs in adrenee)

Xtl

IB adTaaee ol calls XTXin*’^
loadreTtenec x<tSXiXai / . XWTTXTdl
iBadTcneot ady XXXX1X. KWXXIX
uudsrrlentty Jt, sWTXTXKXt,

XSIT«fdl?t

iDadrertently and andesi^edly xxx

snx It iftr ftxi w% hxil

inadserteally, me^iilarly and (raDda*.
lently It, xftxtni Ft It,

xlriiUtlt

iBadreneaily overlooked xvrxrf It
^ rpft, XXXXtX It tJpjx
(eel iaadrtMble xfbj ^ ttttini
la aid of ift «(i«n a, % ttjrwA
to a iarpe aomber o( easea wjx t(l
ftxftrf 5

in a lepble liaad ijxnx HftI S
tDaticnaVle ady L«w«rt*X^TtX
IQ alt oiber respects xn» tr* x’pH 5
la » nianoer deirimeatal to the inie
rests of the depositors Hnt It flit

X^XTxfnil

10 an booorary capacity armlldl FI It
loaDiBijte ad/ wVpl

laaBiinate object «t)so XTt*l
IB aaliespalion of ^ SPxiin 5
IS anticipation of orders XlfSTl <1
fl'XTtn X

in entitipatioB of aanetioa xt

in •"» cspaeilT fad) si) xx %
in aoT rase ftO wx^l 6 >f)

ID anr cense or matter fcifl
ftxXB

10 any form IW) sf) XX S

10 toy bonorary cepaeily TWt tft x-

xxfaxxxfi

in any partimlar ease f«ifl ftfjTC

in any aKapr a(l XX S
in aoy apcoal ease %r?| ftltX rrxft S
lOJpprecsalle fton tmall to be
pereeiTed) Btsx
inapt praioa XjyjX XT^

itiarchiap Horl (a method of graftiag
by bnnging cion tod stock into
contact while both are growing on
their own roots) XIxtXiHx n.
in arrears xxfitsj

to be in arrears xxfrw «xl

loartinilrta Zooh XMXlfu^ rt
laarticulaic aJ; 1 XxfNttl^

10 a aiaple directioa ^ ^ f^TT D
in as mneb at xgf ax fc
in aisociatioa sritb % ntx. % FlgXX X
iBaltCBUod 'XtX^txai / • XXTJTX a s
sntlXXT^ (icc earslessaess)
laatteatire od/ XXXXKI sl*^*

maltcntircncis cXTXftTO /, XXXXW

iaaugtiraie tb iVH XIXT
loaurnratJoB dCltg n

bepobiap xifV, xrrni
roBBeDremcDt snnt

iBeepiioB XTTTS, ^Xta
iDitiitien TTXXX

laaupnratioB grani 4«m*X3)l^

IB bad tepam y xFX) X
ID bank (srith all jsdgM of the eovib
SlttlSg) 'I? "tlXTXX X
IB bitchei R
iD'betweeo xsayr. d)xF
IB black and srlutc fx^x, ^rXT ptT
IB blunt srordi XXtS titff R
ID bond £co<i XTXrx m.
in l<onJ Con X»X5*K
inbora od; XglRT, RgX
ID bred od/ Ziol X^Jt^X
lobreediDg Biol XMSrwxx. x»S -
BXTXX B

IB broad outlise ri{X XX It
iDcalrulible evil atrjfln Jut
laralcnlable harm sniftpi XXXTT (gift)
sn-eali od/.lpregnaat— eail ol e eo»l
nflrf), HXxn /.

IQ camera xxi>a 9
iDcandesce t6. ZXtxflfX
lOcandcsceBce Txtxfll^/.
ioeandescenl «d/ txixfl'a, TWIX-
laeandeieent bnib XXtX-X>g,

X*?

ineandeireot riecirie tamp gxrt

Ox

laeaadeseeBt Ian p TXix-Ox

incandescent lantern 785

incline

inramlfscent lantern
inranilesccnt mantle
incanJeiceiit mass S'*

incandesient matter 1?*^

inraniis Bot iVix
iDea|iable ad} W*t>tV
unable nciic
incompetent ait^iT
incapable ot gnin* esidenee

5 wmnJ

incapable of storking vrd an^^W*

snri

incapacitated for further aer\ ice

incaparit) HHJPlm/ (Const ), amuM

incapicitate rb< wumA ■nmi
in capita (per capita)
incarnadine adj, siifl*7aCi
incarnate ad). 1
2 arttwft

inearaatus Del. Tax. (flesh-eoloorad)

wlHe^t

in ease 5. ftaift «

in ease it lUall appear «fir arfis
in ease ot anticipated default

in case o( default n!fCl^«n
in rise of disagreement irnf? <l> Tt
in ease of doubt ^

in case of need siiit<i4Vi Tt
in cases of urgencs arf?^ n

in cash

in cash or kind f)« ««pn *13 ^ q
incenJiarjr ad}, Uil. (sets fire to sar<
rounding objects) (-t^)

incendiers article
inceodiart Lomb^^tttvlz
ineendiarf shell
incense >{<r m.
iaceD.ne 1 £con TftTVrt.

2 Ptyeliol. m.

iocentre (as of a eireleiaseribed
in a tningle) sna%* 2 r n.

inception «msv, spTIS m.

order Io®*rtse Sedit dC^niruj^ rrej

incessant rains wriran
incest n. sntwrrnre n. (iBcieot irord)
(see adultery)

iocestuous adultery Lev *ntii(VT^.

incestuous bastirdr £015 sort^lSMjqi
iDceituous fornication anisVTTRifV?

ai^n (w^PRsft^ fiom Mann)
ineh(in)S)3Slm.(8Tj
in*charge Jdmtis annCl (t%) t>i.
in-chargeof •sand

iU'Charge stationery StS’raTOHl'Jraift
•iD«chief Vjei*
inchoate adj.
inchoate instrument £010
inchoate intereel £nse f^i

STSjftufitl
incidence 1 SHTIS m.

2 £ron HltlQ m.
incidence of assestmeni

wrrnr

incidence ofduty QSV-stnTV
inddence ot expeaditnre a^^Nia
incidence of income an7*atima
incidence of land lax
incidence of taxation TTTTra
incident adj. 1 SMIitlics wnifira
2 Pftp* wntA (4^
incident n. 1 MHin m.

2 (arent) aiZHt /.

3 Late «i. (Const )

iQcideoui «d>. 1 srnrit (4n)

2 (Const)

eoQse^aeotial ans^OlV (Coast.)
incidental and nuscellaneous char*
ges sT^firv iRhr ir€td s^ir
incideota) charges snlflniBtrrT, BTd'

incidenttl charges grant

iocidenial costs inAf>T«
incidental expenses sntf^c
incidental labour tn^fnv snt
Incidental loss BtdfiK grfH
inddenttlly Bflrnrs trthi il
incidenttl matter Binhiv
incidenttl power Bi«sf>TV trfe
ineidenial proceedings Bjillrn; «74*

inddenul purpose snlf?r« hbIih
incident li^t pj,p,. atm#l »«m
inddent of a contract Lata tlfifTT'
rtri

incident of an casement Law
fffin

incident of contract ioconsistentwilh
prormona of the Act Lo» srfvfTW
% d wdnT rtil

imident rar aLirft.wnrft fftR
inriJents of Ironre spgf^ Stfri

incident thereto
incinerate eb.

incinerating burner wtrO^ft
incineration n.

incinerationJish tUH*

incinerator »•

indpient ad] WimRl®! (present ae-
tira partieipla)
in^ircle Math. n.

incise vh. 1

3 Surf.

incised ad}. 1 Gecf. flUF'R
2 £urp fiTW
ineised wound fkT tlTV
incisifolitts Sot. Tax.
incision 1 n., VTZtTt

2Sur0.>t7Ti> (fromSJf)
incision of boil
incision of cornea Hsui-llTtT
incisive foramina Zool. n.

(short for

incisor Zed! ri.

incisor process Zeot.
isciution L 010 (!.PC)*i^fng4T/.
ineite ch Low (IPO) "BlwJSTr,
wltanlgs CTBl (tea sid)
iDciteseot Law (I.P C ) *1^111(4 n.
iDcifer Laio (I P C ) n,

in civil capacity WfflT? iPT «. nlft*

in cMl employ STRliiB dVT %
ineWilityaiflieffi. smrBm/., «T 7 T%nr
whVb^ tt.

inclemency %^(ai, ^TCorar/.
indement w eather arhA
inclinable clamp BB*B
inclination 1 Stfinfa /., gBTT
2 2fa»h.Bf)t/.

8 Ophtltahiud. n.

4 (slope) BB4 f ). , St?R, TWTT
lendeocf Hfftt
propensity n^u^rt, jn^Pir
prpDeness 3sgM«l,

trend (j« disposition)
ioclinition aoglcadip angle Phyt.

inclination joint Micros
incline n 1 (slope) Croj n ,

*BI4, 5BTT

2 fifinin? (an inclinen shaft) BBvng

mJine. left JWllK^ BTSU
incline, fight Prill tp} ^WSft

incoatitttncy

icdiBol 4 }■ w'.rr!
jDtliDfd *os1e S«rT

JBcUcf J X

jnclinf J W rf.m ^

jocliof J fiuU G«i. frtn

lOfl DfJ mirror P .yi wf-TTi
iBclinrd pWnc 2Se v
iBfliDfd tlritnm ■Hr’^
tocliard to irrce ?

iBcliciajto the ntht i)nJi
p»-

IB cle»e «)B‘nltitioo with^ »jT?Tn-

iBtlode tr^^WT^ lifr, wwi'i
*7 tsH trin
• ^nVr fTJTTTt »T»i.

to V< iscUded

lerludet »»*’n \

IB ludedsf. «»T^ ■*«%», ir*^-
ff* tnTRffT ^

rerladed 4s;t< «‘«W

■r»T?n

iBeladifi^Aj; ^ (Cor^t-)!

R?n.

tDrlatioB 1 r*^Vr RtfXrt ^ RW
riptt RTTin. ■"Tiwi^.

a Vi«r-n. Prtrtv **Trirrn.

S I!-* •-

IB 3j»u'b leJ« r 3**ni9»T»

3 ^It 1 ^U 1 ■ eel' lateeted «ith

' « fVr; Vt J 't

irdutitp t,j Kfi{? wfia, ftfeV'r
Tti ICoasV)

l-5lS lB'-tB«»»«
lorlixiee limit xsi'hlft eltsT
icrlutiee eethod SuiiKiri RUievI

»Dflu«i»e of B^n

tDcln»t»e tens KPirt

iDPo^iia ai.' , ode l»itb oo»*t iJosVr
ly «»e<i«iej) *?ia. 9

iBPern'to a •TBTTCTft

(

inri '■erect «g; bR^T (»«t eBomelom)
lOfecfruoj.

nrnB'i.leet trt^rw firT^, VttVTT
loeott.-MtiH' fi>?r^ «-<Tr»

i»eor '''0 ti. le neteriil BXB BTWtft
isrofct tr-B •> tCj'i. )
ear»*j taeeme crW

BBearBod iBrBme vifSt treV
income aceniiB: and anus^ Bfsa

iBcome aai eapendrianr Kix-*W
inrome and expenditure aceonst
weTX-xn^wt

iBcooe'beirtflgploUartB-T^Ttii ll*t%
income Ixt atn-^k)
loeome «( fond Ml) «TB
lorame per rapita cfuBf’S *r^
income rotilioB = rofattoo of the
kisbr^l income Pcrestry
iDcome (ije BWBiri
iBcomc-Ux (Co3<t )

Income-Tax Art

lecome-txx clearance rerti£cate «Tt>
*7"iTWa-tkiX')tt

iBcome-Tax Comnuaiioner RTTTT*
iBcome-tax dednrtioniitqn-aqiv^tB^

larome-tat dedoiiioo certtficale mr
•T WTCBB UMIU 19
iae«ree*ftx exemption namhet KIR*
»T.gr«t.i^

Income tax Iaee«lifttion Contmii*
tioB ninu pfiWi RTttn
Iscome>Tax OfCeer ariwT-R^fvf)
leceire-tix tefond wrtt umltn
income-tax rrji-lration acbeiae RIB-
«T-S'/iae-Bn™i
iBcome-tix iTtatn RtB*) B^TTW
locotoe-Tax '•eniee Rrm-Jm
incoae-iax aUtemeota wtbbt r»BT«t
iBcorae-tii xenEcaUon tnBWT-trBT-

iBcooe tax venBcaiion eertificate
anT^4t^nn-nntB^i
ihcomin^ oJ» ni'ndl, arri bibi

iBcomiB^ a. am > 1 .

iBromiBs eoetraetor ananiV WfTWR

incoming (leenaeB atFnnT trgiliB.

WTt

mecuniafa «. nib aa.
iBce^f tefefram an«;* fT-Vir.
R^BtBtWH

lacemmrnaaraUe « 4 ;. jfaH. atR^iB
lacommeBayraie o4i, uagpB
iFconunodiooa a-O t (iBcoaTania-t)
fjiaa'fia arwfitBi**R
3 (atiaoitab'ai "gBgn
la ceamen m
tsroapaci »Jf.

iBcompactoeai artjft/.
laeoiBpatxbility 1 RftTIDSI /.

2 ftwnfs. atWk /.

isrompitible a 4 /* 1 RBJR 7 ,

ar*m

3 PAjrm.. I'ei. fiaeapabla of beiaj
fot or csed tsgetber)

iBcoiBpatible »itb juitice eoia 4

iBCompetence iTSTtm /
locompeteocrar^jrBr/. (Coast} (u*
disabihtj)

iDoocipeteBt a!/, 1 )r^ (Cdnst) (tat
i-capible)

3 Cm! Mr
compeieat Gad. SYR
iDcompeteDt eridence La» VEtV
Rnn Uhara ia bo tnalenal differ-
eset lotireea ’ineoopeteBt’ »»d ‘no*
idmwaibla’ under rales of endaBoa
— Aiyir p. 679 )
ineBBpeteai remaaj order

iscoaplete »)i. 1 R^ trtx*.

S Fernify (erep dsnxity) RT?'
iDCoaptetebnOdiBi R^ RVR
iDeompleir eleaeapeMpartul den*
xipesmeroblaatie eleavage ^eoL
R^ WT»R

iocoispirtr combatUOD RT^
mcomplrie eD^uirv R^ Bfi 2 * 9 l
iDcompleie floRerfat, an^p^^xB
iBcomplete miBaaenpt at^ pptfeft
iDrompleteneia R^+n /.

IB rompliaBce ot RT RTRR 5^
IBcompreiiible aij an^'Vn
incoBceieable aJj. irffRB
IB eeaclBiioaTB^t-y^
iBCODclaaire a.)/ RfhartBtf, «&)BHR

ID coBfonnity Rilb%RtrgR7. % s^-

ITT

laeonpTQoiit RB jtTB
IB ronjOBedoaPAfi jftS
la renjoartion with V RTB, fe«)t
%»rp^*r, R>T

u connection Rith ^ IrrR (CoBstX

« ilB»Blh (CoaxlX % 9

in cott»e<]uence B^araj M^t, RRIi
ineoBiiderabte ad; RBOB
IB coneideralioa «( k cf^RR TTR^

lacoaiulencp 1 frfr* ax, R^nft, frit*
fnrt/

iSuitaitetxrMk/.

inconsistent

787

increment due to qualit7

incon»l»t<nl aJj. ("T^),

snt&sn {m enomslocs)

«ct inconsUtent with the purpose

mi

incoDsislful cJsuses nA<in W*T
in tonsoninee with % sr^HTT, ^ *3’

Inconspicuous (uij
in consulltlion with it ssiMM
(Const-)

in contsrl ttn* .

in eontemplsllon of '‘tiH « W*
in contemplstJon of insolreneySilfl*

imm k it

incontestible (not to be djspnteJ)

st fts ro _

Ineontrovrrtibie wafiwttl
Indubitsble ft

IrreftttsWe •m'W. wftri^

undenisble ifft^t4
. unlwpesclisble Jfti iimn-

inconltnf oco I sriwrt m.

3 .Vnl. (insbttily of say of Ibe sni-
msl ergsnt to restrsin the nsttirsl
evsonstions. to that the dis«hsr|M
sre iBToluatsry) sifitm.'WI'Wrt le
ineontineney stfrcftflt/-, •^’f*f
incoBtlncBt a,!j. ( t^l_

in footinusllon of ift •3T^ "• ^

wi«) --.A >.

in ci'nunuous portions ^ « Bu

in eonlcidjclion to 8> fiwfft
in conltt-diiliBClion to % S«ifoi* tfi

issft-ftrfft

in contreveot'.on of k nf^V* (ConstJ,
.aft%w, Bi wt

in conirevcnlion of the rules ftrjwi
PlBwt W *T

incontrovertible «.!/. •refJwm (ConstJ
un<|ueslionsblo h^tiTI-S# ■mt'iii-H
indiiputsbie rtftClQ
irretrepable sntrmfjM ineonteetible)
loconvenience wgft'JT / , ^ n.
inconvertible aJj.

inconvctliMc currency STTft^

inconvertible n o t e«inconvcrtible
psper money £<:Tn.^r^f^^f4 TFJTt.

inconvertible note issue snfn^

g^t fttin ^ ,

incont erlible peper currency tniT^rn

inconvertible p'per money iniWW

incoordinstion ^ool sinsoiUfll

n-

incoordinttioa of mnscles

vtfftn

incorporsl property -» incorporesl
property

incorporste s^. 1 (to unite with) ton-
Jwf, WH i i l ft a stn-

ftt VTtIt (SM oomprise)
a (to form into s lectd body) ftriftw

Ineorporetcil adj - 1 HHiftt, «*ii*iW(l
a Con. fttfftW (ConetJ
incorporated eompeoy ftrtftF Wl»

incorporated outside Indie stHTt C

UJtr ftnficn ^

incorporated town ftnfitW ^*TT
incorpowtinf naiftt
incorporation 1 (tUe union of difTerenk
inj!te>Uenls in one meat) « * 11 * 1 * 1 1 ».
a (act of creating s eorpcralion)

ftrtu^ n. (Const)

incorporation of s company khSII*
fttrtR

locotporelor J?xplMiret (for cordite
dough) bhiTib* ttt.
incorporeal adj. Law «rgd
incotporcel chattels Law SOjd ctT*

incor|>orcal hcrcdilaitirnl Z^w tn^

incorporeal property Law
tprfh

incorporesl real property t<i«> sojA
UTFlft*

IneoriiOTeal thui«: Law FttJ
incorrect «J;. wgV
incorrect entry erg^ tiftft
incorrect inference HjUlt

incorrectly •IJi4.nBU W^Pt
in rcrrcs|>oni1cncc withu^^iTT^
in course of Imsincss SVIUK-Kit S
in course of di<chargc tat Tsnl*eHM

t

...in course of transmission ••■(ni)
increase t*, *T=n. *TW.

irn

inerea»e

increase and decrease .V.ifJl
increased nij WJ! 5*^

increased charges JltTTf

increased power .fdiiiin uRraftftl
increase in virulence Pfniit PatM*

increase of demand w[««irad*

lit . ,

increase of batsrd ktifinT «

if* .

increase of supply Peon-
increasing od/’* wrff (•n), TdtntTitfT^

5*n

increasing cost £cois.
increasing demind £c«n>

FIFU

incieaiing function Wf ftn

increasing return Fcoii. UMIH
increasing utility Peon- uiulfthl
incredible gif/.

incredulity siUNiv, m. Of*

doubt)

incremeBt 1 (as- in pay)
annual inertnest tnftli
3 Law tfffk /.

8 Eorfflrv (increase in toIoris)
v fr a nfi t /.
growth ^

anousl inertnient mft*
average increment trr>n
current annual incrcmenl ndwin

girth increment

mean annual increment Jrti*

snft*

normal increment sn^ ttlft
quality increment
volume increment
incremental nif;.

incremental certificate fft'UUIvHl
incremental grade .1 fniK.
incremental ratio .Vnf/i.
increraenlal silary Admn.
incremental scale of pay ^ k[f^*

Wt

incrcmenisl stage d finiN fft-STTT
incrcmenl borer Zertstrv

ftyinn

inrreiiicnt curve For«/r|r
increment due to quality Ferntrp

788

in deiatilt o!

incrosant da* to quantitr

iSCTeiaeni due «o qtuniity Feratrv

ineremeat felliog Forettr}/
innement E.uge = incrtment b orer
increinenl meesarer FctuItti

nri*

iscrenent of pay
locremenl percent ForeUrt
lifllis

increment register
increment to uland R

incnminate tfc etroaitVT’l
charge ^ttTTlTn (Conib >

incnniintliDg ad; WTHOTt^W
iDcnminaling eircumslancet Lais

inenminating eyidcnce Z^ia WTTW'

(Vt* rr^

ioeruntnition Late KTTT'JItfT* «
in cTOaaea Mineral- wfiOTTOTt
ineniataeoemit ri TWsfT^.

Wtia

inenittition^CTUtt qWl/
lanuititioo colour d/>*ieeaJ
laemilationt of lift Set
lacubite ut incubation
faeubating aJi w*»frn^f
inrubition 1 ff*fw «
a ared a urfa T in r%-
inenbation period i fri^t^-araf^
3(th«r<r'0^ beCwMu the implio
tiBg of to lofactiooi diiaue and
ita clisieal misi/eetatiosj
Rtiaitfi.

fnenbator fra^X* oi.
incubator bent thermometer

laeabut 1 (m3 otiI ipiriO m
3 (i3y perioo or thing that oppre«>
an) Stflt m

Iscolcale el- »rn

inculpable ad/ wfV?

innocent

^iftfeia ftmnr

Ineufpi'e rS (to imrula gui'l)ffTI-
tm vtin 7^ BTTFj
tnculpi'ory ad; TTTTTTT
Jncutr*-encT of ibe office V^rr>t •
Incuml'cnt ai; ( MigmSorj) «r»trJ,

•rf-cert

locu-i'-nt n I let a3 e(f.e) iTTMlft
( tV)n 'Co-atJ
airfenn.

to be incumbent lR^g;4
incumbent of an office (Conit )

incumbent of public office BtiCTT-

incumber a encumber
incurabraocencDcumbraace
ineumbrsDCer— entumbraBcer
inenr cb (Comt ), 331^,
incurable blmdoeaa iiHivq
incurable diaeaaearmcaftn.oifd^ftl
(Vrt (giTOo by ^lyar on p 578 from
Hindu 1 a«)

incurable infirmity (ntTv^q ttvy?
incur an obligation niDU 81131

incur debla

incut eipenditure taa cyq]
iceuricd ads Hot iiyTir^a
incur liability qrfirta
locur loaafi^mei
incurr ed ad ;. <CTI ewi (ConaO. 83m
itTt, fe8t«m

incurred eipenaea fon tm on
locurreotod;

locurtent canal Z<Kt fm

incufaion(aauddon loraaioaffidUIUn
n (na aggraeaion)
incurved ad/ (Pltv
incut » anvil 4nat. ftsife, fmft-

•Om/

in cuitomary maaoer ^ It
ind- Chem Orfls-

lod.aluarine Cot JnJ ftnffcail

indaluanoe preen Cof ln4 MW-

mdamioe (indigo + a-uina) Col Ind

indamme blue Col InJ IVfWirft
tfVw

ladaolbrcne (indigo+aiKbracena} CU.

Ind fWlluriinn n
1. black fitdtnnnWvnt
I bine fit O ^Wlbe n Oat
t LInc-preeo <1® jQ

I bordeana f^iihtgliVn ®fTTI®

I brilliant green ttl^T

I brilliant violet ftflntirTil*® tT^t

I brown an* an

1 colour (C'lON 331)

T*

I copper fWl»3nlr*a BTti
i coruiihfk^^l;ea(rig^

I dark Hue

i field grey ftsftsSirTJt'a im "pT
1, golden orange 37^

1 green jft

1 grey (d^eiwi44*i4 ipry
1 maroon
I olive fd*fHswiif'7
I orange 8rfn

I pink «nv

1 pnnting black fW)tSWlll»a 3^8

I. red 7*

1. ied>bro«ni Crftsttfnil’itT
I red violet f^-ftaQlAvV

sV^

1. acarlet

I violet ()<4lVV>^8
I yellow f)r<()vsi^«q ^
indaaioe Cat Ind. r33||Bl4lA
ind-unnne Col Ind-
lode a> indigo eolonr Isde bloa
m Indian Hue (a ooIobTi r*ddiib«
blna tflfim in bnai ef low >>8 lain*

fatioo, and of brilliance bigbir Hf

than tbat ef navy blna whUb
lew ft brilliance) •enflBlT*

C/ luvy Hoe earftWTTtS
lode blueainde
indebted od/ 1 'K«IR88|
awrarti,

indebted eitate Ofvnn® ifTTI
iadeblednraantafltasrfConalX

/. (Conat ). atw n.
indebtedneia of agnculturiali
^ %VlUt(l81

lodecencyerfhTBI /.
indecent ed/ atftw.arr?!®
immodeat ann^ltt
indelicate wqiij

nngeotlcraanly MWX {lei immodmt)
indecent advertiaeineDt ar 7 ^nirT?n 8
indecent aaaault VwnVTT m
indecent eipoaure£oto(an axhibitioo
of _ona'a private pmrta — Aiyarp 519)
art^rtt atqmw •

indecent libertiet arTtftW fa'*"

mn

indecently wfhn

indecent puLlication WT^lW fflltlW

indecuive aJJ afrff®

inJecorout ad/ WTrrtfT®

in default of (Ceoai-X

in deiault o! paTrnsnt

indatsrsinato

n*<^, ^ TT, sj Ct^

^

la deiiult of payment ST^WiMi^ S,

indefeasible adj Lav)
indefeasible estate Lae *njsfV^nf

indefeasible interest taw

indefinite oJj

indefinite fiilnre of issue wtnti^a
^ «» y in

indefinite imprisonment nfStf^^

indefinite infloreseence Bet.

S^5I

indefinite integral Sfatfu arfrftn arj-
C!t

indefinitely 9, sWinf ft«

nftftnr^^, atfwB. wfirtw?^. «•

F7 ?T,

indefinitely close to dfotL sefinra

indefinitely close to one aootfaer
iffliJu ^rnr «* 0 t
indefinitely aoall ^ vtli

indefinite period nWr^Wff:
indefinite pnclshisent Lena wIMlrs

iadehircest adj. (/roilsj Set.

--

•indein (fr. indigo) -^Vfe^ (»se sjlin-
dein)

indelible ad}.

indelible ink JrJI, eriar Rtft

indelibly marked atftz «tka
indelicate adj. anrttl (see indecent)
indemnification yfilR / (ConatJ>
5t&iJ37l n.
indemnified od].
indemnified isaintt % aft
indemn^fier rv

indemnify ri. StfsTJ^. C^Pifa
ittdemnifyin* Clfl^n «.
indemnitee (tbe person to wbom is*
demsity IS firen) atrsntfl (.T^ m.
indemnitor (ooe who giree isdemai-
t))5rf'Piy«»^

indemnity 1 Law crfrifa /. (Const.)

3 (rroteetioa from loes) KtHttwi /.

3 (exemption from lees) /.

i (sectmly) /.

5 (lasnranee) sn.

6 (immunity from pnni*}ict«a{)7*T-

Tl^/. _

damages

damage Qoa ar^.flft)
injury J ^rfa (Const.)

SatTpft

eompensatioB s^rCT (Const.)
icdemnity bill Emi.
indemnity bond 9 finfs.vr«
indemnity holder 9 (^^ QTft
indemnity intutanee 9 fa*{fQ'KTnW
indemnity note 9fiT^-fe«P1
indene (mdole + Tte) Chen.

indent 1 Cen. (o foreign o»der for
goods) nn^ n. (ft for ftTTr.
order). «.

loroice 4t3C
3 Pnntiii^ W*!PBlsa IIS.
indentation n. Bat. 7*3 ru
indent checker cin^'*Tf) 9 C
indented windenlured
indent for srticlea of diet KTTTT*

indent for forms n73**(il\tl
indent for tutiooety and forms ftCPT*
rfft STTS

indent for auppliea
iodenUng agent «ut%st-ed«tT!ri
indeoUng booee
indcntieg officer
indention Prsnlirj lil-0 n.
indent'keeper (UlXsitld
indent number «3i^'^VUT
indent of forms
indentor eui^TtV m.

indent register

indents end supplies *an^ mVt c» | q
indenture K^e'il m.

Indentured nJ^ **^7
indentured coolie w erfire
indentured emigration ir ^7 Tcm*
rrt

independrnce 1 ^33*351 /.

3 SCaiuftes CTS^rer, srscijg^Ti /,

3 (a eolonr. redduh.bto« ir

hue. of low *13 aoturatioa and rery
low ft brilliance) eira^tteTpS
indepeodenee day
Independence League
independent adj. 1733*».

wnG Mdin*t

2 Slufi'ilics (uacorrelsted) WKa*
fTtfsT,

3 PJv*. (of arbitrary itandards cf
meisurement) sai'a, sV?^

independent assortment Bat.

independent anthoniy rT 3*3 Jrfj^TT
independent brigade area ^ 73*3

independent charge ^3*3 7:4 WIT
independent comparison = orthogo-
nal comparison Slaltstta ^ 73*3

udependent contract Lae 573*3
Rfr^T, Hgir«9 feftrt
independent contractor Law 573*3
ftftTTTTT. FT3*3

independent coordinates 5ure. 573*3
TUT

independent eOTcnani Low WTlfeT
«WT7

independent day or *t*t number
Aitrcn n.

independent deputy collector 573*3
TTTTTiprf

independent diriiion 577*7 ^TTin
independent establishment 57957
57mt

independent local board 573*7 57T>
^t7 *niw

independently 573*7. 573*7 97 &
independent party Pd. 573*779
independent spiantity Pk'js. 5 1 9* 7
Tl^

independent inb-area commander
573*7 TT&7.5nn^97
independent surrey 573 ^ W i l fts t st
independent unit Pk-jt. 573*7 779
independent nnit characters Zod.
57357799 53

independent variable ^,ier 7

7B

independent work 573*7 9 T 7
indeijib Pharra ^^77 1 , 1 .
in derogation of 91 «nri>9T*l Tr)
indesignate propofitioo Leyie (ooC
quantified) fntWrs 7571731
indestructibility artTTTTli vftlltqil

f.

in detail ( 755 TT 7. 5tf753t
inJeteTminaie tidj. firj3, 9 ^ 73 ,

iBdttenninate e*pre«»on Valh-

«^<i wjm

indetennioite group (D (of leprolj)

wfl (*) (»M leproty)

maeultr Qa)

leproi)) „ ,

,od«ienuintie group, nenntic (I.)

■fttrirr* (*^1 <•«

,Dd<lenniii*te KOlenco La*,

indoltxmlnit* •*pr*iiion

index DQinbef Sla(it(te*\vil*

i £oel.

indetenniDiti

indeterinioate »*n*ti

wold)

8 «*•

( (u » t»dl«xO "•

6 (lado* BO»b«Tl m
lades rt ^

indes Md teeord eletk ^ WT

^

lodes irm la a theodobw) Sun

••b< b" ‘

lades brutal raprr ,//t ^

^ .

lodes e»rd

index eifd eibiaet

lades eird feg.»«er ^
iades elerk fcfj«
iodes eorreetioo PJi»i
iadesed a<fj \«a m
lodes error
iades espooeai
iades fibre XbsSl*^*

iodes eager (sneiaot word)

iades fotetl-oorra*! tore»e Parutry
iades form \lTSl

iades |o**>« BiaL ^ ^Sjn.Sn*
•JW rfWTS
iades gUi»Vsrsi-VT^
iades lublorigretn StaiiiJjfl Vef^-

lodes b»p«rn>e«ropi»\TrsiTt^srfieyt
iadesing ^tr»T •’^TSI %TTST«C fT*!
iades lew Pfelk. en^f« feTtl
lades loeoruDi euo! \lial
iaJes Bup \nn-*rarr5

index nanbee fomola SialttiiCt

index Dumber of pnees
index oomber of wboleeele price*
tqV» *1

index of probe enf^iiai
index of rsinfiU ^IHI
index of refraction Oplict 5 *^

index of ibe power Valii tnat*
index of Yinebitiiyhoiai^^eioi-^bi'il
index regulef
index tible

index volume ^swjsiin
indi. (a eombiniog form, from Latin
laiiruai doaoling lodigo)

India Uin, Wftrrt «

India Act srra-«(^TO
India bail (a colour, yollowtabrod
j allow fWlWrt in boo. of low «
aatnralion and high • bnUi»i*«a)

India Coeeromeol Mint mw BWg-

dsmrr

India mb

India l(eteor«lo|i<»lOf 6 te WHW'WCI*

ftT!w-*TtiW«. wittftet trj-wfirnsi
Indunad; vrtdlv.snn
Indun Aeademj of Setencet wnst^

Indiin tcaigpba tJca(jpka indico)

gWf/

lodiao AdmioiitralivcServiec inTtriS

utima dwT.tnrw mtiwu-lretfConil)

I A.S xnx^

Indian Agnenltural Rcaeareh Inati.

lute srfpft*TH-«^SI»W
Indian A|ncaltaral derviee wrtdlw
p^-irxt

Indiia Aircraf* AelwHl^fanW-wr^-

Tews

Indian AirrrafV (Pol lie Heallb )
Rulea tnrftw ntnwd )

iv™

Indian Air Force MirdtW hwiw W«.

tnrffw WTjdtw’

ladian Air>orceArt«n41W'«T^adTS1>
wfebmw

lodiae AirFarrcVolualeerfletervea
trrrftw wij-lwi-wAVs^B’xm
Indian alrnood (rrmiiaalM roloppa]
WWCW fi (B .KJ

Indian aloea juift /.

Indian alpine iwift Avet

Indian antelope ywiigrUw.

Indun Armoured Corpa •uiJH •S*

Indian Arina Act stttA^ »n 3 «-«™

Indian Army Act iWW

lodianAnny Circnlar (LA-C.) Wf*

Indun Anny examination WTOu

Indian Arpiy form mtoW

Indian Army Medical Corpa *11101*
Jpn

Indian Army Ordera HIT^I*

■l\?T .

Indian Army Poatil Service wrtit
int ntsA*!

Indian Army Service Corp* wirii*

Indian Army Speeltl Certifica te^ of
Education iWl *J Wl*

Indian arrowroot i>Teeea pianatifida
Indian Aiaoeulion of Leprologiiu

nn<iu fsjfipiJtftrt

Indian Audit and Account* Serru*
WTTtftw irtenflsn w wwi iwt
InJiin Audit Department WITol*
^wnftjn fftnri

Indian banded bay cuckoo Arr> wit*

eisifgs wii*

Indian barberry (Berttni afulula)

Indian Dir Council* Aetsnrtrtu™*

Indun barn-owl Jtei trm tkiltp
Indian bdellium (CommipAora oc*^

(oeAo)«r^m (Baiu.Tel. OriJ

Indian Wad (Coxiw iiadifo) «♦**!/•

Indian beech (Ponjomia jiatra) •'**
n (D ,S ,M . Den. lli" Gah »*»»•
Kan)

Indian IscrrywerowLiller (Ai»a««»rto
eoceuUi) /. (Om. D*"- Gal-

Tal)

Indun birtbwort (driitaeAio ladical

trsft/. (B-.K )

At m.

IniUn bUck-er«ft«i l»sa T91 ladinnElartricitT Rolei

Indian blapV-cteitedbaxa Atei *r7^
•TPT^TT

Iibliaa bUcV-<ro».neJ fincii-Urk, Attt

Indian blacL ea-le Atet STH ^ 5^
Indun llacl..for?eted lau?lnn?«
tbniah Attt J'W SIT^Tt (uiaet

fn band

Iniiun black*bead<d orwl* Atet *<Irt
*P35r o«or* la

Xadian Llack-iieaded ibnke Arti RWt-

Indian black ^bii Atn T*t

Indian bbck-naped green woodpec-
ker A r»a ’SIW fwr-CT? *l^Ti
Indun blaek-naped onolc Jr*j «1IH
fwfirj *rm

Indian black {>artnd«e Attt

Erf-?

Indian blnew^iade

Indun Llne-brewtrd banded ml Jcm

arrr fira-fn^

Jadua blue chaiiseafssrfT #ni«m
Zadua bine-eared barl<e( Jett VTTI

loiliaa blne-beadeJ wajuil .irri

laiiiaa blue piae (Piiiiu rxeatan)
trT*»

Joditn bloe rock-pi'eon Jut Vtn
sfhl-ft^-TTTf

Indun blue roek-tbmab Atet V(A(

Indian Boiler Regnlaliona atTTfW
wrfnni Wsnm

Indian broad-beaked dolpbin ATattm.

ni54ITfl'ii" < nukee the
erpiratorr »annd ElJ. for -*11^ e(-
Hindi e'TT)

Icdiaa brownoold EngLab brown
Indian brown dipper Attt WKY TW
v!3tt)Zt

Indun brown flyeateher Jea ariTT
wrjPre tr».*fn!

Indun brown hawk^wl Jttt WJTT

Indun Borean of WlaeejcHVn

niul'jiv

Indun boibtlut ^eca atTTT TTurpiT
{bnsh 5^>

Indian bnib-rat JIaien.

Isdun butter tree (Boatio Intfroeta)

Indian button-qnail .drea STT9-VT>*TT
Indun rmtabaaiCadaba fanaoea
Indun Central Jnte Comnuttee aiTT?

Indun Central Oil-eeeda Comeiittee
trrt % s ifw ggto
Indian Chamber of Commerce

JfTTit

lodun Cheuiral Mannfactnnng
A«40Cution I^AM-

R«Si*

Indian eherre tttjuhix)

n OlWI-ir

Indian eberrouin Bfdmm. ITT® *« '.Ikl*
^ oeecra in for *

ier> amall deer)

Indian Qinitun iTTirt 4^^

Indun iitoen anr^mtt^

Indian Ciliaenahip Law iTTilV

Indun G»«l Serriee (I CS.) ^rrfn
?*TT7^(ar.«r.»rJ
laduoOtil Service tamiljr arr^T

Indun Oril Serriee fnsd rr tira
»fTT^ ftrr

Indun Civil Velennarj Service
?rTTf «TlSlfen?t p »T
Indus eliff-«waIlow Jrrt vnrt «ri5.
**l*fl«

Indun Coal Grading Board v nB T g
*rrtr.«rartrvf-i;vr?i
Indun rominon wood-tbnke /cf>

Indus Companiet Art iiH-flu tT3-

Indun cooiolar repreaestaiive ar^-
tft^ gOfifV

Indian Contnet Art «U3*|i4

Indian Contract (Amendmeoi) Act

WllsH

Indian eopaJ ,uee (rotma tiAieti)
R34 in. (B.,N )

Indun Cop^ghi Art atirfW sft-
fewifrot-atWero
Indun coral tree lErjtkrina tndwa)
T^lTTin.

Indun corbv Aret Vt-CH
Indun cork tree Ur>»iii«tonin Jbr-
fmru) anwrEtr^ou
Indian corswmane IZea maji)

IS., trVST, ff?Et
Indian cotton

Indus Conneil of Agrioiltural Re-
ecarcli

Indian Council Art nu-i^ *r^*

f:r^

laduQ Conner Acet Krr* !V3-»®I
Indus cre-ited hxwk^ajle Jerr H'T^

Indun created boner. baaard A'ts
WTr *r3-^T3

Indun created aerpent-eagfe Jets

vtTTt fire*! stirr.r^^ gr^t

aneiest name)

Indun created awili Atet WITS

Indun cnmaon-breaited barbel Ates

JTWStHlTW ft'TV
Indian cnekoo Jrei WTTS 2^-^
Indian cnrreacy v.filT wst 3
rndun Ciutem* Department inn'll
•n'5ft*rawii

Indus Cuilona Service WlrttSiTi*

Indian Cniten$TinfIttTTTt3*Ti9ST*

JoJjan Cniioat Tariff GnidewTT^T

Indian daromer tSAoreo reiiiifa) STW

« (D>*.)

Indian darter cr nuke-bird Am
WITS-t?^

Indian deaert-eai 3/airjn, WTll ST-
ftrpv

Indian deaert fincb-Iark Atet MTl
tr* 5*3-fWTIZ

ladiaa detert for ariTT tTV STTirfl
Indian deaert gerbille ZIemn. VTTS

Indun dipiomatic Diiiaion anTSfir
TTTMV® ^’TStvtW
Indun domicile witdln aartTW
of Indian domicile WTTSrfJTRl
Indian droa'o-cuckoo .iret Wirv-
Bnrw

Indian edible-beat awiftlet dert
STS WTs^tr

Indian Educational Service rnTfrt

Indun Electricitv Act srrfts
atfijfttr»

Indun Electncitj Rnlea vrrilw

Indiin •ltph«nt

792

Indian liUe

lajuD eleptuil l/anim.

iuft

loditn elm (IMapUlea tntegTi/olia)

n (Bitu). fatf’ra

lodun emtritd ilo\e Am *1118

Indi»n I mi?r»Uon Act
wfifrett

InJiaD EmijratioB Bult« WlTSrt
wm-ftratt

Induii Eujliih Middle ecliool (I E.U.
eeheol) WTT*^ Wtrot ST^Tfil* TO-

lodiea Ewdeote AelWIWtT WW*
wfifinni

Indiin Eiploti'f* Act

■WVaa

Indiia E«r»<liliOB Act»rrt^» trm»i*

InduB Fertone* Art srriW fimWt-
wfafifTB

Indian 6ll>«rl(Ca«Mlp*Bia cruta)*^-

nTwi " (n .N )

iBiliiBfirlPalV’Ufcia Jonji/ol.a) 5’*

Indian fiihene* wiCail
Indian Fereca aRTV'^wt
Indian (Fofeijn Jaritdielian] Order*
in-Cooneil «!T^ (hnKirnl
vfrn-wT^*i

Indian ForeiKn Srri'im ({ F.6*)

arr^W (*t ft * 1 )

Indian Forrti Act ainO^

Indian Forrat CoUcfe nrT-'^T rt*

Indian Fomt Enpineenag Seraire
ant^W witn^rfVre
Indian Fomt Reaearch Inalilule
Ult^a

Indian Foreal Srnite
Indian (rvK bit er flj’in^.fos Vann
(Den fcadaJ liar fT

Indian par/Ue Mann. aCTR JhR
(Dm rlialara. rhilara)

Indian perbille er antelope rat
afs«"i aj7rr-»ft«iiiT, jftat-n^ (tf
OiB r^*)

InduB f near berry (/ ml lien aiyfrAnfa*.
B e^'iaaba. Pitllonrlaa tnlii'a)

atmnn arttni

Indian CoaemmeBl aecnriliea arm.

sniR afeijM
Indian grackle Jeet atlTl
Indian frape ainesVitia andiea
«htai-TTSn

Indian preit horned owl Atet tlTTV
fftnn

Indian (treat reed-warbler Avet nm

Indian freat alaly woodpccler drra
WRB frtwtt ettst?

Indian green imperial pigeon Atet

wm

Indian prey dronjo dcra *TTt* WW
Indian grey-headed tnioting Aid

arm arw-iM niftj

Indian grey ahnke Jera ann Tr^ arnt

Indian grey-tii deri artn nv
Indian griffon autiiire Avet arm
<JW

Indian pum.arabi< tree (denrin era
liralirtT^ 1. (0 J*MI)

Indian hair-eretted droogo Area

Indian hemp { •'caonabia Tvii, rrm
/. wN
aratm.OT

lodiao ilenp Droga Rule arrr^^
rrnsy'Irint ffwnt

Indian benbane (/rgoaevamaa marieui)
iftu jrjzfm

Indian llialoncal Recorda Comniii
non armft^ ufii^nt atTsVij

Indian hobby Am ftarTm fenrm-

lo'liia hog plum (^fiondiaa pinnafo)
aentn*. (D.M.)

Indian Home Aeeounti arm
Indian hoopoe Atn anri jnfun
Indian horae ihealont n Aeanilui
lodiea

Indian horaeradwh (irormfo olei/era)
Thnwrr m (B .N,ll ), «tm
Indian hmiioaparrow Jeri arm >2I*
sBm

Indian hrarna Ifempii arirR-^T^

In ban inromr Ua anydVt «n*«-«T
Indian Ineome.Ta% Art anrdlT a»rR*T-
arfafroi

Inban IndepeuJeaen Art am^
(Con«0

Indian InduaarulCoeuiIation atifflR

«roHn« ppTfti

Indian ink arm*^?

Indian ink atirk anrdt?

Indian Inatitiite of Fruit Trclinology

ainrfrt ffrrm

Indian Inililute of ^rience ant^lV

ff 7 H*alTtn

indianiie ' n;i i t ' a,Ar*ii m for 'C'^3
eileium, rr for elnminiuma

RT. for ^^BBiIictto, -rn forHft»
mineral)

Indian }alap X (Operculi rut (KrpeflKi")
(Basil)

9 (Jpomaea Wernraa) m.

(Buu) (Ben lalnAnnah)

Indian jajube (Zityphui jujnb/i) ffTT
n (UV, ). h

Indian jiingle-erow Arrs m CtV
Indian jungle myna drri Sm
flrfru

luilian jungle mgliijsr d«» armm

Indian Keninli plover deeiVTIffl^

fe'pr

Indian Leatrel Atet (n

raaiilent breeding form in Southern
India <^)

Indian kino tree [Pteroenrput nwrin-
pt»m)Kmiv (llatu.Mar)
ludianLoel (MacL all

over With a deup blue gloaa nrv
ancient name)

lodiin lalurnum (Caiiin jiiinfa)
W^5 m (&,N .M ) (Bon. *rt^T<^)
Indian Lac Ileaeirtli luilitule arrrftff
Ptsn

Indian lake (a colour, Mnleh re<l
111 hue o(bigh»?«aliiMtion
and low ft brilliance)

Indi an languag e pajicri MTT^HITWf

is

Indian lantana (LfloMn-tindini) MTTS*
Indian large riirnioranl A>i
Indian Iraier rrcited tern Arrtirm

"I V’ 5 '*^

Indian lr>-rr racket tailcil drongo
iawi pg fj 3tB

Indian leaeer whitelhrnjt drra WHS

P 5 ^ x*z

Indian lilac 1 ~ China tree (Vel/n
a<««fer<iel) Wglftr* n (B-,N-kIw

Indiaii Limitation Act

793

Indian pilot whala

Si nil J,

3W fwm (B.

N-y ). ^

3 = crajjc inyrtlf^

In.tian LimiUtion Avl *raftr-

wWttjt

InJian liij>iofii-e (Jbrajrri* i.'-riai)
fpa: t U Ki'.'S.i '■'ordl

Indian Imic lin'»«n iloxe Am »m

Indian liUtf grelie Arit ^

Indian little srfi-o lieton Jr.j*rrt

Indian little I’led llveatcher Am
4iuvt TTnrnt
Indian long lulled ^ullure Aa s «m

npT JJW 4 leient wprvlj

Indian !on?-n.*-ed dolj-hin W.iw-

wutt frfr »Tq

Indian long-tailed nigtiljar Am

Indian lonqnet dr-J

Indian loin' (Ketacio "ifn/fr<i) TT3

n (R.N M )

Indian Lwna*’' Art afTT^T T^fTT*

wfjftrff

Indian nadJee 1 (Saiu erro^Via)
t j f eagt /. (B-«N .M-. Den. Dri )
SB01de&UsduaniMIata>clu«a>
root g i tr V i: efc, (/er arpf.DMlion fc-*
nni*r ehaMiroos)

liidijD-made tjfrtl-Prfsrq
Indun-nudo foteipt li<iuor *TO-

JrfxTT

Indian-made tii]ooT asTTtt *-t\ii

Indian-made rPCtiFied epirit VTTt-

Indian majpie-nd-in Am
Indian mabopnv i (leiirrit tccivi)
« (E-..K -M )

3(Cii«lrT>ii tiialiri,! nr^ITIH »a.
Indian dlajonlT Art aTTlIT qqmi-

Indian malloH (Ja-tii.’aa l^T;v\raf.'j)
trie’** s ci'ira# tbro foetvn’ago
— Fiisn) tTX-*T<t /.

In liaa inannfj--tHro arrq frfs^

In liaa marine

Indian manoe rourt K7^hr
lodiin Manoe ^eni<T anr^T

im

Indian-mnl luoth (attaeAa.Da.ze—

Imnia p 153) 1 i{^-«i«im
I ndian Media) Counot Art iTTTtt)?
tnnr* wfiftoT

Indian Mediral Decree* Art atiilitc
wifa? Tqt^ wftftqjT
Indian MedtealSerMec Ullditl

Indian Meiln a) Senraee OfSeer
STTtl^ twi wfrtsift
In-lian Medie«l“^rTi<e (Rceeneil
l’n»») Knlf* aiu-ftu 5nf^

(arrtfVq qi) ftw

Indian Mrteliandiie MatV> Art
arr^Vq qrq -^5 itNlqqJt
Inilian Meteorologiea] Serrice atinW

Indian militarT lioipital

ftrfcwrtqq

Indian Mililtry Service anr*tq fiT-tl

5 ttt

Indian Military TTidows* and Of-
I'han* Iiinl arnW
rcT ftfr

Indian mtltwort «.-« common Indian
tnilLwort

Indian millet (Ser;Vaw
qrqt et. (B,M ). irstT
ledun Mice* Art atjtflq grfV wfj-

ftqw

Indian mole-rat (A*nma

ievitientit) qn

Indian Mencr 0^^et anritc trtSq
Indian moorben Am ti:o
Indian mourner (K>(’:>a.*Va orfer.

f (B >■ -M, Bex)

Indian mnlhcrrysMoniidj nlnfolia
Indian 3(unit>eua Board aTTritT
rilinq KVTVt

Indian mnitardlSrjitien txSfjri/cli t)
rTf3rt/..n{

In lun national «;fqlq qii ' f)^

Indian^ ^'ational Congrr*! at rt ^ q
ifvt SllkUl

Indun national of Indian dominie
(RTAll>*rT^r’*cj»w arrr «1
•tSiT^fr

Icilun Kjlional Trade Union Con-
frea#arr03»tf*rqc^Sq-Aq Rr^ ' g l
Indian NaluValixation Art xrT ^ iv
^v’Ysitq ■ftiqqsi
Indian Kavy amtc
Indun Pfavy (Di-ei|>liiie) Art trT* V T
(w^trqq) arTrfVrq

Indian Navy Yolitnteer Kc*erres
trfatq

Indian cecAlaceil laugbins-tbrnsb

Clfi.q

Indian nettle tree (rrm-t crunluiit)
CBmu)

Indian out tree (Artfti CiiteflnllfTri.

(B.,K ,M ), grO ^

Indian cut l (lecfoivi oM»d»») n.
(B..K..M ). ITiftq

9 (Sirrir7:.j*M ii, «rje,*^i,r) fTTSjT
«• -MJ

3 (SjfTinef-HKt ra^f'ics.i)
ru (Bex Ka-.)

Indian ttcean wliite tern /rrt HT*^-

JTfr

Indian orberslndian red
Indian Official berret* Art WTTSlq
rrirr-a;?! srjOrq

Indian oleander ISfrun ei/Vrc-.)

qn'trn {B-.K,y..Ki. )

Indian orange (» eoloitf. f'Jd »li r^I-
yellow II liue, cf very

higbV^t *j*iira*ion)*^^tnftT^
Indian eraDge-hrealled grwn pigeon
•trr* t-rrs ttrt/frrq tflsirt
Indian ordnance aoney map w.’ti^u
Rfe« fqtt

In Itao oriole Are* aTlTq*^*qd
India notrt srrrtq wqqq
Indian pangnlm irnmit. tTTa-t aVW
Indian parajire llrratcher ttrrq
njTTW s ckMiti (r^t'’ »-e:eiS
nv-iel ,

Indian Pa»»port Art a?Tr*r5 HT-iB *
wftrtqrt

Indian j>ellcl slinilt (Tjrr.'ii i-tdira)

Indian Penal Coile yrrslq urT-4lf\j7
ICorst.)

Ind an pennywort (7/’pfwc/jI» aau-
hM)*rTft/

Indiari phinnaropoeii lut

KTTqrprr

Intu-i pie»l kingfuber J-ra trTT

qqf^srtqr^

Indian pied myna fert tTTT t su

Inlian pigmv >>irrw ggrtvi. aCTT

Indian Pilgrim Sliip Rule*
ff-fqro-'swT-n freq
Indun pilot whale A'a-m. tTTT

Indian pink W4 IndUn tkinmtr

fife

lodiin piDk(k eoloar, reddiih i»d-
yellow jn Ua^ of low

wtnretion end high S bnlhence)

Ull'Ilsfif'k

lodiea pipe (it hu e solitary nodding
Cower) rrSTT^ ru solitary,

alone MW )

Indiio pipistrelle Ifomm wifrf-a^wl
(Itil. ptpittrtlU. diminutiee from
Let eejyvThJio 'a bat )

Indian pipit dr»j slTO-^Cs%i
Indian pitta dreatTTT’t'TOS'7
Indian Plapie Conmisaion Hurflil
SgTSlft-WI^fn

Indian plaintive eueVoo dm ^fTTr

Indian plum {Ziryphui jujuio)^
n (MW ). kr

Indian poilophyUum (PoJorKyUum
eiuoiJO «. (Nadk )

Indian Toliee wrt^W «rwl
Indian Police Act WTT^fl stirfe-erfV.
fern

Indian Police Service tfltfW wTtfe*
InJian Political Service (QCC)

Indian pond heron dm arm env*

r«

Indian porrupine I/itn<fk arrm
(Ilindi aoyi laki loyal, larul)
Indian Porta Act atTriIySlry.arfWwtf
Indian Postal Order antdfe

Indian Post and Telegraph TrafGc
Service «:tK>e tT^-mt-wrw'yw.iiyl
Indun Office Actwrrtfe ftyisiy*
■fefeert, iTirn)^ m^-atfifietT
Indian Posts and Telegraphs Depart-
ment WT^ty iT wn fnntT,
Vnrfrt TW-STT ftuMi
Indian privet (ril«r iieosaJo)

/ (a,H .M , Den KanJ
Indian^ purple (a colour, bluiih T»]
rWT^ in bua, of low fi brilliaoM)
finTsfW

Indian pnrple moorhen dm TT^

■tIVF:

Indian purple lunhird draa VTW
tftSTTTW fftfuflFT

Indian ^nce (dafU nnnnaloi) fiW

" (D .M ,M )

Indian Railway Art WTtIf
wfefevtr

Indian Railway Company
ylfW-tnnr*

Indun Railway Conference Aa*o>
nation tntsrt IrePt ftdst^-aprtF
Indian Railways Art mynly glQH-
srfefeviT

Indian rattan My (Fte^eBoriit tndico)
yTFr*5Frtft / (Tam. Kan )

Indian red ) Cet. /ad m

3 b hole (cotonr)

3 (reddiah red yellow shtfiWT m
hue, of high 3T saturation and
low fi bnlliance)

4 (yellowiah ted tttrflt in fane, of
low WTaaturation and low fi bril-
Iiaoce) •net’U'fl'l

Indian tcd-htlled leiotbnt dm fitn*

Indian ted'breaated dycauhcT drea
wsitHt

Indun red-breaated paro<iael dvea
tTTTST (ilVfW

Indian Red Oott Soaely 'Vnrdv
ywi-^yfye^utfefe

Indian ted tnunia dcra WIW rs 5*
Indun red Inrtlewiove drea Wm

Indun red-wiltled lapwing data
trm ttfe (ibstc la a

w attle on the lotehead)

Indian red-woodBrobao tree (Soy.

«tia/ebvi/swa) tB dlj

Indun reed (Ciena andseo) w J y y i /
(!».,« UJ

Indian reef heron dm tnw-kwt-«
Indian Reg'atrauon Aet ywtfl-

*W arfilfieii

Indian Repairalion of Ships Act
ajTt^fe aneiw-^vsRyy-atfeftqq
Indian rcnoeiByTitbanu eoagolaaa
sunsn* ntesiwii f

Indian rrprcsenutive iiitdly Rfi>

fife

Indian Reserve Forces smdfe Wtyt-

^ «W(JfeO

Indian rbodedendron b blelaatoma
malabalbncnm

Indian rbssbarb (Qperesdino tary#.

lAsKlfethm/ (Beau)

Indun ring-dove deei WTTF

Indian riicr-tern dm
Indian roller drea WTtn
Indian ruby-checV drea *nT^ afeirt
Indian ruddy LingRther drea HUB
FVfptTH afl'llfc

Indian nifoui-bcllicd niliari (yil-
tjM luWtfnra anniara) dm a''(

*

Indian rufous piculet dm HTTf

Indian rufous-tailcd fibch-Iark drea
MKR TVK Jta 5^'T^TI? te** aa
ancient word for this lark)

Indian nifout turtle-dove drea HlfB
ktlM HRT'CTlRBi
Indian saffron 1 (Cumma
ffrrffT/ (Bd(.«XlCF<l
3 (eolonr) = citron yellow
Indian tago palm {Caryota «ms)
HnjH sn (B ,M )

Indian Sale of Cooda Act VlfllB
Btff ftTT-wfefiHH

Indian aand-martin dm HITS trtB-

Indian aarsaparuia XS'rmidaasi«i in*
diesia) KTtfe! /. (B-,M )

Indian aanii crane dvea tmB-BTTR
Indian irarlei-Laclei) flowerpecker
dm HITB stW-^ Jrtfev
Indun scarlet minivct dm wn*
fetjfint

Indian School of Mines HRrffe wfi*
fitneni

Indian School of Minca and Applied
Geology tnrflB wfe Btft
H'fetftfitnwH

Indian screw-tree {jTtluttru (aero)

*1. (B. Jlj

Indian aenna (Coaaia on^afi/cBc)
tttrft/ (Baan)

Indian Service of Rnginccts inHfe

Indun ihag dm

Isidea of neck pure whital
Indian ibiraa dm WTfB-VBTsn
Indian abark HitB-ttlt
Indian ihikri dm
aneieot word)

lodlan ahert-liilled minivet drei
WTtB jvy ftvjfett

Indian shot (Connn usdim) wiwxf/'

(B-dlAI)

Indian aUmmer dva HTTB-nn^ (rnn

Indlin «miller agiet 79S India Office

•aciect «ord)

Indiin imaller egret Aces tTRB ^
esTCT

Endian anaVeroot (OpJiiorrhua mun-
ff6i)Wlhfr/ (B,N..lL.Tet.)

Indian aoldiera

Indian sooty tern Avti *iii3 eitnivt
Srft (upper plumage deep chocolate-
brown

Indian sorrel 1 = roselle (ITifriaeuf

tabdartfa) /.

3 {Ozaltt cornxcul^ta) /.

Indian sparrow-havrk Atti ♦nt'i

Indian spinach {Boitlla rulro)

). dVt

Indian spoonbill Atei
Indian spotted dore doei iTTpr f^'
^ ancient word]

Indian ipolted mania ^e<i wrM
Stft (Ttaapolted)

Indian sijniU (Urg%»*a indieo)
n. (Nadk J

Indian itain-wood ~ yellow wood
(CUorozyloi awirimio) «.

• . (UW.)

Indian Stamp Act WTTliq

•tfefrW

Indian Stamp Amendment (Eaten*
ding and Amending) Act

Indian Standasds Institution uiTdtv
BB104tt«n

Indian standard time ttatn-

Ban

Indian states \i?n TTW* XTJ^

Indian atates merged with ^

Indian States (Protection) Act

ndian steelvlndia sieelBwootsaa
WOoU steel wnS-TBtBB
Indian atene*plover drei BTTtI BTafn
Indian Stores Department
♦tn^rrrn-ftajn

Indian alreaked apidcfhnnter Aces
WTTt WlCjnB

Indian atreaVed wreD*wirb1er Am

aftwa Wt fayt »6f^

Indian style Ultsl't tn (tr^)

Indian Surceision Act BTTtlta eeill*
OlTT^tfjfrinT

Indian Sngat Standard mtiftB

unit

Indian aultan tit Am
Indian anrvey mapa UIEdlB
Indian tailor-hird Am
Indian tan cs Aatee (neolonr, yello-
wish rod-yellow t-wRdlir in hue,
saturation and btillianee medium
tw) *r<BnnfiiTwi

Indian Tanff (Atnendment) Act IBT*
ifrt «f^^tnT

Indian TaniT Board mrdtB StTF<*

Indian tavny eagle Ares vrtw fT>ft
f’PH for tPn^ ancient name,
HiQdt Ctt— noiey and anatehes
Prey (rom other birds)

Indian tea (Conento tlteo)%B n., BTB
lodian Territorial Force ITTT^ (n^

ftw Jwt

Indian territory anTwhr 7777^ *

Indian three-toed kingfisher Am
trrnf iIW*

Indian tiger irnfiMn.BTT8-t7m
Indian tobacco *> lobelia > emetic
weed Pham. BiTtlW m.

Indian trade card-index
’ntB-^TRt

Indian trade regiatee aftrfrt' wnK*

Indian Trade Uniona Act

Indian traTcIler'a joy » □ematii
goariana

Indian tree-pie decs a»TTW-fv5l%t
Indian tree-pipit Area WftB ftt-jfent
Indian tree apnrge (Emphcrha lira-
ealU) /. (B JI.

Injun trumpet flower (Oroxyltiin
tadienm) yvniB m. (B-aNrtU.)
Indian Trusts Act xtndin •XTn-«ri^-
Ptnw

Indian ▼alcriao (raieriona wal/ic/tii)
Indian rampire bat J/amnu xrtB

*rt&T ar^

Indian remacolar middle school

Indian Veterinary Research tnatllu-
le WTTjftn T^W^sRi-atsiciBB
InJun Yelcnoary Service tn(d)7

Indian wagtail Oarge yaed) Zaol, arrB-

Indian walnut (Alruriter molueeana)
tltJitiyV? m.

Indian Var bfemorial MitdlB 5^*
aims (Const )

Indian water chestnnt (Trapa blips* *
nosa) aimtf m- (B.^.iV.). RniTfT
Indian water-rail Apes HRS H«*
fXfjl

Indian waters HTRfW B5T
Indian whiskered tern Aces HRtt
5T(t

Indian white-backed vuliure Aier
HTTB ?^W*7!5 1JU

Indian white-breasted kingfisher
Aces HTttt

Indian wbite*eye Aces HTRf-feBWtrft
Indian white-legged falconet Aces

HTTsfetr-BTr
Indian whitethroat Apes

Indian white-throated bulbul Aeei

Indian white wagtail Aces HRB 7^

Indian wild boar tmA« VB-flTTt
Indian wild cherry (PruiiM erroari-
del) TUB m. (for explasation im
Prunn* tfroiotiu)

Indian wild dog HrrftV 77-771
Indian wild vmew Vitia indica ^Cd*

Tmf

Indian wine palm (Pboem* t»lceiivii)

Indian wire-tailed iwallow Area UnS

Indian wolf JPawra HRS-fTT, ^ffTT
Indian Vomeo'a University HTT^tV

Indian Vorks of Defence Act HTT^fV
KfkTSn-HTtsat atRtftTH
Indian wormwood (drtemisio cuZj*-
rit) Tinprft /. (D.U.)

Indian wren-warbler Ares HTTW ftft*

Indian wrinkled-lipped bat Ifoaim-
HTTB

Indian yellow CoL 7mf HRtftu ^l7
Indian yellow-hacked aunhird Apes

WTTW 7fe tftferft*!
lodiin yellow-eyed babbler Aers HiTtt
5T>rtR 3^71
India Office HTTBlfTTFI

Indit OlHce Ubr.ry 796 Indigolew ennsaphyUa

Indji Office Library

ladi* rerenae ilainp TTa^T

India robber aiTTS-^fti (robber) VT to.
Isdu Security Press anrs gttJl'JJ?

eorrency notepre«s •i-'itUHTn-

India steel Blndiin steel
India sob-trcasones repaTtnent
account wrf^ TSitvi'lIf-aftS'h:?
6^1

India ISDaRo'sitn calf (rolour)

India Tariff Act VTT^ fTIJS^-afT?-

India tini««li?bt buff(ealoor)

India Ireasonei repayment account
w ’ f i f ’y tt vi iri t g ^dv ’ T a^rn
ladieaa CAm (a glaeesida froia
indigo-— )fW''*Jn
lad eapoi Arrt ^55^ BTtft (jw
whit*+y^ romp)
iadieate eJ <Twt e*^
isdieated ad/ ftflT.ttPrt
lisdieaied bone power
iDdieatiDg calorimeter ^TtV*4MUIA
iadiraiin;; per cent Fcrulrf
(fereii per eeot)

iadieation i m , ijm / , ns.

9 1/a-f ft’hr ni

lymptam FT>t
3 Ha far n

IndiCilion o( retirinpor dispersing

on^ anrtj frrr fm tr^ *1

ladiealioo on (are or eereen Radar
■r^f* *mi Ti y? ^sf
iadiealiTC moo-i (7raui. (espresset no
ob]««tlTe (act) OVld SIT
isdicatise number ftwTT

indicator 1 sj;* / , m

9 Dct ^T^ni
3 I/ocA- n.

cenlnfofc apeed indicator S^TT

4 .scope r.-Llar ^TT m, ^STT •
Oriaal/'coi (speeiea or eonunoni
tin wlich indicate the preeens*
e( eertatn eo-dilions— Bor >105)

ttni m-

ladiealor /r», aytrfwT TT-Pr
i».l./^sler diagram | ^tr* f*T

i lilt /'■■’lert (liapram c( work or

performance)

indicator dial BZp "-Dw
indicator dyea

Indiealoridae Jtea •id*ll*<dA ^ *"•

(they teed moetlr <■■> tiees when
they awaim tiom e who^ to a
lornt tree)

indieatora of aoil ^71 ^aie
indieea I

9 5taiistiea(inde» nombert) ^sinU
m (tea index)

indicea of bnsiaeae condilione fTTTTT*
STTtn-^TTT*?

indieei of nnploynellt llTI^Sd ^-
indices of tndnalrial actiTity duln.
indices of prodoctioo Abill-f ^ \ai*

srlT

indicial ad/ Math oritT
ladieiat eqoatioo l/aiV (n€}T stOtit
indieotite.bloe toonneliBe
rWnn

lediet e& heie (to charge with an
offence) WSTItlW

indictee Lae (a pertoo lodietcd)
WHItlSfT »•
indieterwiodietor
ledietmeat Lorarsn^m.
ladictor Law ssuitl’t^ ew
indifference aoalyeie

lodiffereot od; ^Tl**^* WCTT. ftt itM .

indifferent coloar ffcul. fst^fn
indiffer ent pr oeeeeioe Trriilct WSTT>
STT ft TITS
■ndigenee fVJm /.
indiges D. F.iDilaluie

indigcBone ad/ 1 WW.TT^jftr,
rpiTi-ftT

3 Fol (upltnte)n'SUldlTi^tftT
indigenone benV Com TT^rtr sft
TTT

indigenous Uaber Ecm. TT^fW
STflSslfts

ladigeiieot l-reed TT^sfts wrjrrfj

todigeDooecapitalfoim TT^sflT

lodigroeus toltnatex w e e i J ftT yrs
indigrneas drug Itt»
indigeneae foedgraina ^xns S l u l»q
■ ndi'enoaa beadiBcn sresrfVT giw^
ladigenoot nanufaetnre er origin

fiUTPt Stm ?3(T
indigeooua origin
indigenous plague flffitiiff

indlgenons production
indigenous sources srST

indigent adj fWr

lodigenl circumstances Istir <1^-
fttlfirrf

indigent dsugbter fris Stft
indigent patient Dr&S fhft
indigent person trfts
indigent pnsoner V*ft
indigestible ad/. jan'T
indigestion ail^ n.
indignity nrsR m., sfirffTT, vuithi
/ (set iDsnlt)
indigo IDo/. tfttfl/.sflsr
9 CJien. n.

S (• eolonr, reddish bias dlcilA-i in
hoe, of low XT eatvation. and of
bnllisnea faigber «JT than that of
nary ^loe wbieb has low ft bnlJi*
ante) WlT'fttfint
C/ B*»y blue STTiftsTT^
indigo anxiliiry ■ sine dail i>|r(iiig'
fxn5'?}w/.

indigo Woe Col. Jnd. fWt* Ihm
indigo brown Cel 2nd ftOw wv
indigo canmae I Cel. /nd.SpfWtft?-

wiaft

9 m dork Line (a eelenr, bloiib
green bine in bne, and of

low ft brilliance) ftgdfa^^W
indigo camune-blne Col 7nd.

indigo eelenr m inde
“digo copper Ifiiieral. tOs BWr
fcpfret sni

indigo diiulpbonale Col. Ind. MtS

Indigo extra Col Ind. Pnfrtt oiftfipT
indigo extract powder, pane Col.

Ind HIT sVt, W»

Indigofert Bel. sftrfl-ffnPt
I anil TTXV.<hfl
1 argentea . 1 artieoliti
I trtieolata („,ia lodigo) TT9-
TutT* tft^ (B , il wrr^a)

I aipslathoidcsfTrefirJTtftxft (Bau

L cardiofolia

L eoneaphylla iftift (Buo

Iniiisoieza Qlalni 797 indiTidualisz!i

1. glabra fervt sft^

1. gUndaloaa (seeda are employed
as a nutntiTe tonic— B mu) 'T*!*

I. birsuta

1. Iinifolia (Bea. liar.

iAofi^a)

I. oblongifolu (Basil

J. paaciToliasI. obloDgifolia
I. peotaphyllasl. glabra

1, pnlchella (Sonera largest of the
genes— BaaiO

I, aenutrijaga=I. enaeaphjlla
I. tinctona (common indigo, ledigo)
(Baau -HinrBen.
Ouj. Persian Kan. Hal. Uar.
Tam. Tel. Dn. ««!«)

I. trifoUata (Hin.

I. trita (eorella taImoD.eoloared
— •Basn)

zadigofetoos adj. fWrerart
iadigo.geUtia

ladigo glttlec Cel Jnd. Mlli'l

indigo green

indigo grey fir(V8

iadigoid ad) fr-Owiw

indigo leiTM s(Wl-W, dVs *

indigo new bine Coll Iitd- PlJl^ ^

sftw

indigo-pink
indigo preaa

indigo pure Cel. Ind- fralw SJ^
indigo red Cel. Jnd. fr-dw TV
indigo reduced Cel. Ind. fipftst ffgT'

indigo sail Col Ind fWln
indigo teed dta
loiiigosol Col. Ind. rH*ri^WiH n.
indigo solution Cel. Ind. 0rfl9 ff*

indigo subslitnte CoL Ini. firfls

indigo sweepings sft^-sjTr^
indigo synibetic powder Cot. Ind.

ioJigotate n.

indigotic ad). fWVfe*, fpfw taif»
inJigotin. indigoUne Cke^n. /.

indi'o Til 6<’% Cel. Ind. firffe fox
K*%

indigo violet firxt? .(IvShH^
indigo white CoL lad. finlv
indigo yellow Cot. lad. (WlS
indigum m.

iodine bine 2IU) s Bengal bine R
indi-pnrpurin (miigo + purpnrtn)
Cel. Ind.

indirect adj, 7^9, er(SI9>

«r^ (not etraight),
(crooked)

indirect appointment xftx{a*^T^f)R
indirect approach Vt 3XriiTR
direct approach ei^ 4111IRH
indirect arbitrage Scan. i%T3

Indireet cell division aq^tsd fhn*

wnm

in direct charge Sl?rn9 VRTT %

indirect chargee XThg

indirect confeasion Bme nRriitl RR*

irv{<n%{ui

indirect condict R<)9
indirect eoQteoptXow enrR9
RR

indirect cooperation Ug%lf)n
indirect discourse Qram.

srrtttHv/.

indirect drive on^s atiTR
indirect election (Coast.)

indirect evidence Laa> (im

evidence)

indirect expenses W9 tW
indirect germinatioa ffjt, Rnf^

indirect hemic erff
indirect initiative PolSe. eiKRtJ 3Rf-
^X3I

indirect inquiry ^Wislics vfhfr Wg-
BiJR

indirect irngation revense Xth?

indirect laying ^tf, (Isyinx of a gnn
when tbe objective is not vuible)
srxc'TRR'Tnrm. trttrt
indirect liability Xrlty
indirectly Rth(Pf.Rr)t!t^n(Cousl.)
indirect BslensI eiff stinul
indirect tnetamorpliosis txxfgff
» 59 l

indirect oral invesiigation ^{oliilict
stntufir 4){<tR scg^R
indirect oral method StaUiUti itatUty

indirect proof ^7f^,

WHcRW

indirect proportion RUgRKl
indirect quotation Gram. ei'ZttOSp
sruRT^TTfai/

indirect reduction Logic irgg RTtri'*
VWTR, RV JrHTJVqTR
indirect speech Gram. HRIT*

S^'riv/.

indirect tangents ilat\. fifRfTRTff
indirect tax Rtt? VT
indirect taxation RThir C7TRIR
indirect utility item Tt)9 RRrHrUI
indirect wages Rt) 9
indirubin (inJigo + ru&i») Chm»
Ppftayfte/.

indiscipline iTRgRTTRR n
mdiscrumnately 1 firn %

S irfi^t^aRi

indiscriminate slaughter
indiscriminate spitting Rr^t

indisenminste use itfR^ ^ aqdh r
indispensable adj. RRftSTR, RftRT#
nnavoidable wfin i u
indispensable evidence Law

indispensable party Law «nf^4 tRiy
indisposed ad). 1 trfttg (ancient
word)

3 (diso rdered as regards bealth)
STRICT

indispoiiiion (state of being indis.
posed) wwWfll/
illness TjWjaj

indisputable od;. n ft r i B. ftfSxTT
indisputable title ^ui nflRTtl TRtR
indi'unct ad). «rwx
indistinctness S T T R tidl f
indi<UnguisbaLIe ad).
indium Chtm. RTTT m.
individual n. 1 «Rfv (Const ). rrtt /.

3 Chem. »Rf>R/.

indiviilaal(id;.W%X.«Rf%iR,URrs7,

r:*,

individual account qROrcItTn
lodtviJual borrower uxOcR TRlt*
ns)Rr

individual cUsies £<fiic. ir^ RU
individual cu1tivator-n^-X
individual developmeot^qfvx fVvp?
individual differences Bu>t. RrHev

individuslism 1 (ladividnality) rTf-rx

tadiTiao.11.1 ”» lnd».p.oc...ollt«r

« ■ /

Q {doelnn* thkt tbe promotion ot
iodi»iiin»l wel(»f# »« liio chief end
of fociety) wf*rTTTi "

ladifiduelljt

iadiTidiiiliitic ait
indiTijutlity /

lodiridoeljM r!' Piychel
in^iYxlael jodgment {^9

individail letter AfalH*
iDdiTidnel liberty W^rSf^

Om liberty)

ladindael loin 3Vr?

iadiTidoilly e^fTtr ,
iadiTidail member*

iDdiTidnil mOUDttlDI

individotl notice ^VTT

individuil opinion erfilin

iaJiridael rilioo card Tcrfm RRWt*

isdividael leeuriiy aPl^t

ioJiridutl ifMimtnt tvfV*77Trr
isdiTiJuil virleiioa S,ei VifTC

{adiviJuel viilegee «;« tnir
indiTidutl wealth Leen Wn
(Itocn M egainat
inditiduate eb tqf<K ii^T,

iDdiriduition n . etrTenVt.

fHlt <n , aiPm fi
{oditKibility of mortgi-e aaw O
*rf»«rT7m

Indiriiible aJ; I "ftwm
0 wTtna

tbJiTitible property •tfjttna ^tofW
iado> Cbm fWW-
ladocetbon Col JhJ Frft^lnTt
iDdo-Chiaeie ipiriow>h*»k dm

lodoehTOmine Col /nd
iaSocfiromogen Col InJ frOra^-

iadocyaoine Col IiiJ
lDd»-Eiiro|>eaa aJ/ atTT^

*fTT^

lado-Ojayelirellurul pliinr<7>^^r<T;>
•aftt ettntt

ladogea (loJiio-y -ffwi) Cbm-

lodofraioe l.*.r,go + .j„+ ,„) Col
/M.

indoine powder B, 2B, R. 2n=>n-
doiBc blue B, DB, BR pdr. •“'1

paite aiadogeniae
isdol (tadigo+ •oOCfcm m

ladole CbeM (WlTWl /
ladote blue Col /ad flelsai ^Vlt
ladoline Cbm
ladolo* (indole) Cbm
(odnioid odj f^^iCRnpr
indomirioe Cot fmt
indoae btoe Cot lad &4lS1
ladoaeMi WKdS'la. rftlMI a
indoor od/ «r**lWl ( f\),
ladoor aod ontdoor gamee atrrqr^t

•fnrrtrif^

ladoor department (m a boapital)
•t»aTTt&t fttlW
indoor gantee wiaqaaf jftr
ladoor geocrel ward ttMtd'fl HIU|*q

W

indoor beapiiel ar^ntfh fifcrHieiq
indoor houae eutgeoa ■tonyrfl ijig*
trwfWitrrn

indoor patient •crsiitift

indoor patieoi department

tHitfrittfl’

indoor paying ward W5« rtesi^Rl.

ctr

irutoor regiatet erenfHh
in toor ticVet an^ttllh'Tav
indoor treatment irrqnRri fkiVt?
indoor ward uaniitift-w
indopliene blue Col In4 f- T^rtryfl
wlof

iodophenio(<n<ligo4'tbiopAenod'-«iiB)

Cbm {MW^/

loWaplieome reaction ftdlrrvt^T-oft-
fqut

indoplieoolcol Imd W lgyCT

indophenol white Cot M Mnr^n
Ai

iodophor Col Ind filftwwt «.
Indorae • cadorte
■ ado r*c me m •• cador oemea I
in dooble eorero ^ ft,

a^TTwft

Indoiyl Cbm f-fftaWTw a
ladoxy) Woe Col /arf. fWfr»rT» iftw
•c'd Cbm. frOninti n

jodoxyj Cot /ad. WlTWtW

^««rfgq

lodri rod (largaat •( tho Itmsn «(

Madagascar) r<«*« «•
of godi)

Indna Zod gruwil-Wlft

1. brevicaudataa (ha* • rodimoa.
lary tail)

lodnainae ^oo( q»qatci3'UTil {**3^
enb-family)

Ind Tnb (ladnatrial Ttibnn*!)

rqi (ifVqfPre
indubitable adj
indnbitibly

laduce ri 1 (to load on) ftfis •W
9 fbyi BtWr
induced ad) Phvi.
induced current Phgt. Ni)lud qfT>

Utir^a fq^llg

Induced or patitonic morement wOa*

nfs

inducement i fttW /.

9 Rttvq n.

induct ob (to iPtrodneo, a* to * bona.
6co or efCco, oo Inatall) *nT»

induciaace 1

3 foT« a.
leducrioa J Ugie »j:«PT.

n (Wna "iqTRRwjqitry
9 Aiitomolilo a tr aty i o iw
S Phi n.

4 (inataltation) trfiitm n.
induction b/iimple enuraeraiionw

Induction per eaumeritionem liffl*
plicem £0010 'IKlbl IITTI agW
induction roiJ glee. B^q.frTR
Induction motor RtHI
Induction of iborlion rnhnq

iaductiOB period

inductij per cnumeratiotiero almpti*
cem a induction by oimple con-
meriiloa

iadumre adJ 1 iojia Tltift ( .l>l.)

9 /;•»» BtKI (.n)
iDdueliTC leaion Edo<. VTTtO 4 t<
Udoctire logic VICTlO
indunire tnetbod Xoyre
MWiatllJHiq

Indnctirlty Phy*- /.
iadttftor fffNv m.
in due eourte qu wa q

In due conrae a( liw ftPl*

In due proceia of law trfrfarq ftfd*

indulff*

799

ineilect

Indulge p5. 1 (to gretify one’» tMies
or desirw) 5l^l

9(to gretify by ci)inpliMic«)?'TT *iHI
indulgence l f^fe/

2 {/»vour) m.

3BIf

induline Col Ind
induline Mick Col I»d
induline fat aoluble Col. Ind-

induline greeniib Col- Ind sjdlWl

induline acarJei Col. Ind.
induline apint*aoluble Col. Ind

induline wtter.toluble Col. Ind.

Indurated otU

indurated region ViUr. iifl

induration n.

Indua vlllron. mid m.

ioduiial haira Bol

Induiium iJot (protecting *7 aporan

Indui land-latk Aus fflTJ
iadnatrial nd; tatiilln7(Co n^«t.)
induitrial actieily afloHH* fwnfrtnin
Ittduilrial aleohol tJTt

induitrial and labour diiputeavctn*

^ rftp «rfir« fnrj

induiiriil arbitration ^olRw ftti*

ioduitTfil area nVairm Vt
induitrial art 7fiT

induitrial bank iftulRlC
Induitrial Board iJlclfJf* Jt*7W,

induitrial canteen "tihh*

induitrial ebemiitre ^oVpT* TOT77 "
indnitrial clerk afjtiVfiT*
induitrial combination aftcHhctlaVn
induitrial concern T^<T.rirtn
iudnitnal conference afloHn*
induitrial credit
induitrial cniii ainirf<T7 Avz
indjitnal democracy aflnlfn* a?!**
«»»

indnitnal licpreirion arV4T7

induitrial deTclopmenl lila^V

induitrial diploma daii Ycln TTlfV*

induitrial diipute nVvirnT fm?
(Comt.)

Induitrial Diaputea Settlement Act

induitrial Juit aalalTils
induitrial education
induitrial elficieneyialvHnV
induitrial electrical worki

induitrial employment mIqIUtV

5f>K

induitrial engineering lalctfhv anfW*

induilnat exhibition a^^RTV Mul'd
induitnal expaoaion tjtVfdTV MITTT
induitrial fatigue ahvlfilV indn
induitrial filtration Chetn. nVatfirC
7177

Induilnti Finance Corporation
Induitnal Finance Corporation Act

rfVntPre fnt-finnj*wfiifinm

Induitrial Finance Corporation of
India anidl7

induitrial fluctuation atldflirTTTT*

777

induitriii hygiene
induitrial iniiitule advlfinc dtTT
induitrial inaurance a(r*?l7

induitrialiim (toeial organuatioo in
which largo-ecato loduatrioa tlomi*
nate) 7ol7'7»!l n.
iaduitrialiat TvhlTf^ m.
iuduitrialiiatiou itVoMlTT^, 7(117'
fVire7 fi.

inJuitritliae dVoVidvin, 7^7*
fl7I77, 7^7 71 ft7I7 7T7T
induitrialiied ody. cilvtidTn. Tldn-
7T7,

luduitriil labour ^(dfnv nflnr
induilrul loan aflvlft* 77TT
C/. Iiuiioeia loan euitU'TVTT
induitrially (’m indnitry7 7(^7 %
inJuitnally developed
r77l7nl'Bl7

induitrially ttled 7vl7'7^7
induitrial mathiueryifl^liTV Tyvtr
induitrial medicine (ft^nv anj*
f7?rT7

induilriat monopoly ^Ttfhv Tt;.
fWlT

induitnal morale nlvlfhv ^IfirTTTt
induitrial oeenpation ifrvHht 77*

adfiret

induitnal ophthalmology ^dlfdTi

Tiyft

induitrial organiaation t^'

77

Induitnal Planning Officer nt^f77
7t5RT'7f!T7l(l

induitnal poiiouing rffTtOlT ftTTT^
induitnal population ^VqH>T 7 717*
dTTl

induitnal proceii flvT

induitnal production nVolfitV 7(7T*.
77

induitnal proipenty itV^^ 777
induitnal puriuit *77717

induitrial revolution
induitnal achool ail^flT7(W[^
induitrial aettlement MUtO

induitrii! itage aiV^fri7 *(7(7T
induitrial ititiitici
aflutfiTT (Tt7^

Indualrial Statiitici Act ntotfirc*
fril7-Rhif777

induitrial lyndieate nhtnflrv rOit^
induitnal thermometer rftlilf77 7T7*
ni7

induitnal tribunal i*tlhr77 tttttRi*
indoitrial undertaking 77*

m

induitnal unemployment
^fnilTTT

induitrial unit i(l(tlf77 <(77
induitrial use atVnlf7C777l7
induitnal welfare work «fl^Rl 7 ;
*7717*714

induitrial worker ^^fn7 vfh7
induitrioua acO’* 371(1, 777nl7> T^t*
end

induilry 1 77>7 m. (Const )

2 7ftw7. 37I7 n
industry department 77l7-{47T7
induitry.wise TtIttjttI
inJyl f7<l€R »
indyhcnd/. f74l7fr!7
.iDeC/<r»e 't/.
inebriant 1777
inebriate UCtIR
drunkard 777
inebriate r& 7777 7T7I
inebriety 777771/. (im aleohohsm]
inedible adj. innf7
in effect 1 (10 fores oe ODaratiaal 77^7

intlisctira

GOO

initetious hapitlb*

i-iY,

prove loeffertive ■anift iVwi
loelTertual a ij ■raWT^i WWWTT
laefiieieocT ar^vnrt. w^awm / (jfe

inefieiencrofI»l<oorC-i>e
ineCeieDt mana^eineDt *r^ CT’W
iBelaide oJj 1 MS’41(U

9 £fo«

iDrlattic deoaoil

inetaitialT l WSWrWWT/

2 Ecn ••ais'iwai /

iselafUntj of aopplv iTcen-

iaelattie auppW a^ifl

ioelipliilitT Kmtnf (CosaV)
aaeli^ible aJj (CooatJ
iarqualii< vfRm/ (im diu>;ail.Ln
BB>)

tB'qoaliu of « ealih «) varSTT
leequiuUe ed; Lav au w<(J.,«r^TO
iBe^Biialilc tttetaaeai CtfW

r»

la equuT Lev *nTV wwa
tsequieaU* ■ j £aU. •r?nfT?
laenaaj Kf««, VTifir*, *T
larrt du»l nfVa xff*
iDcn C«/«a. (eliewieiUt i-aetir«
cat; «rCT rfe
laenia J2«ra . fi)« amt/
iDerlia of a latuiaa XT^
lOerlia of liffe sumlwrt S<a|i«ica
amt

joeri foletanee
u> e».e (,j .csuvl eaiHeoceJ
10 po*te(j-foUUr)»Jim-
ioeiiiiUead; wffTtd.aftTrid stK
anft litt esierutlj
ioeviiaLle acciJest K^rrpd jxm
laevilat le ra.ualtT WT^rpi mm
ioevitaMe march of rrrolt BfatT^

ioezart tjj KWV

iBczamioJe r^»mt /
iceiactip arTTm^.
lorxact »ur»ey imtTV aiWr

10 rireo of tl arfn

IB earmte of «| mpt %ffXTO

H(Coe.rf)

is daerewr of iHiwen rfftrffjBXtn
XtHr?

in ezere>»e of the poweri eonfetred
hr % rtn Wfmt XI SX^’S xrt
T’.

iceapedient «airi»^IX

inezteo-ilile adt

ineMeBiihte alnn^ Mjfict ■ftnI’X
Ttft

ID cxteDMi trfttfl. ftWTt il. ^ Tfl

ID exinoie ntea xttt Itxfsxf X
ID etlremia (at tbo poiat of iieath)

KTorST, «f»a«WHfl X

ID (aetx^S

IB facto (m faeUXtJT

lofall trtVXtl ai.

tstazD0a>«4r-'fUatcatable}tt^ XX^

5 (braDdad inth lafaoio bj
eoDTielioo) (cf arir’itt

frem Gita)

lafanioai eoaJact xtpx DXIX
lofaoioui coodnrt id a profeaaioDa]
mpeci xx^ tiiiiuiriix XTXTX
lofaxsoui cruDC XX*X<>XTT4
tcfaaiT (tbat pobiK ditjraeo or Iota
of ebaraeter leecned br a pvtoo
eoarietad of aov of tie darUia
erunei called it'ttuoaa ermea)
Jttfrfa/

IJOOBIIBT

opprolriDBi (m eoateiept)
lofaocT 1 frrt a- thni «p* n
2 (of a rtrer) 6tr« ■
lofaui fr^ Bv (Cooit.)(w«eUla)
lafaDt and ivaicnial welfare fttn n
X^ X t ttw ■*

infasl card fir^-XXX
lofaot riuucfj^ l etlJS X
lofaot fcedio; ftnj'BIttX
iDfaot faittcoe t e ftcO
lofaoticide

lofantilcad; ftnj*»tT1tx
lofantile aitmeal ftl^-arfit
LDfaDute iDonalitT fag-an,
X^tleet

iBfiBiJe iDTaoedciu {titx txxmttr

mfieiilc j>aral*Ma fxrx ftaxtat
iBfaeuJc ^ lacrfBiiioa fag
•t^f «r An x i i ixi

•ofacole I OBitiop lin;-«xx

lofaaiilua ifai ferftrtB
lof.Bt lodoiir; ft-gr^. «rxw
*xrx

fra„,

infiDirr 1 a

2 (colour) *ttioonliflil Lluc(aUo sk
precQ Mne IsfViX n hcej ef law
art aatnraiiou) iix^ifWtX

iDfaDlrr drill xpft^rXT-xViXT
lofaDlrr School ftClijit

iDfanti and mioora fa^ Xtl xm«
lafant achool friJ-mitllBI, faft K*ti
(aoeieat word)
iBfaBt Belfare fcg- Xtt W
iDfint welfare centre fag^Xterx-

iBfaiuaicd eJj. ftm»a
IB fiTDnroIkxxlt
lofeel rb. ifri. ftXIXX, (htflC I XX
ufretant (max
infected cJj. 1 «XI*V, tlnfiXW
9*nTS

infected aircraft ilntfalM ftXTX
infected area 1 {)lt^xt>X jrx

3 lioftxiia STT
infected cord {Vnifajax XTX
infected Beai fmAnti fag
infected Lou*c tffrtxwt ij^
infected loealiip nrrxn*« Wtx
itfcripilsei. Bcwt/.
infected perion tlndtins txfx
inirciion j Uomajonieatisn of a oV

eave from one e>T|iai»M to anotber)
dixwn, f)tt*uax a
9(itataof bein| tnfcetel) rrtlx>
»trn/.

3 «n»s fill o,,

•nfecUoB court flaal Patkal. ftxnix-
NTX. ^XUTX jrx

infection hephaaiofectioB thread
isfcciionef . . i fiTOXntX
iBferlioD of corpnicle afalxixiS
tT»l*l«Wtt

infection penod x c-U ' rnfa
infection aetje (rcxx-xttxt
•Dfcction ibread « iBfeetion bcphi
rUmi Petkel fntftxiSX^
iDfcetjouioJj erfefex (Coott )
>*«M>oui and rontipoui diietiM
xtxrfW afa itfnTfix tin
iBfcttioui diiciie Ktxr&x fin

lefccuoui Diiciiea Hotpilal xfxjftx*
fin ftfcNttxx

Infcctioua ditorder trtxitrx fix
Ufcctioai feter a h afk* tXT
iafectiooi fraaclosa xlctfav
isfccliom bepadiu xf tjfi t x

Inleetioul tick

801

{nllamraabla aubtUncas

lafeetiAiii lirk iViTt

inferthe tulj nhcife^
iofertWily qbnftwn/

Inferior hxtpt m.

infertonu* Dot. Tnt (dye yielding)

lafertt Hot (inferior orery) «raTl*TT*

9l>n mjif

Infrrrnrr 1 H-jMM n • •fv'IIIJU n.

3 Lt>3i' W^HM n.

immrilijie inference wg

nw

medUte Inference wgWH
Inferential nJj
inferential laet

Inferior 4<i/. 1 «nT, •W, ereTT^ ( tg),

3<Iifr«n. (Ulow the polei ahhr

apl»i*OT (ii’t)

3 Anat , Zoeh arffT

4 AAmin * •WT (it i* a general
term and can he aa«>l of peraoni
and non perioni)

li (ai, larrieea) (may not he
vied of fiaraona)

inferior n. artft*. em •i»Tft(.Tg,)
nui SlfT *4^rfl
inferior ealjra iJei, arTT
Inferior eUta Illy aiTT Vrff,

inferior rommiature Zool aiigr rnrr*

fffw

Inferior eonjnnction Ailrort. mftT'

inferior ronjnnction of Venna Ailron.

BStftmfTT-algft
inferior eonrt Law roiMPM
inferior enminal court WTT grt*
•TWW? (Conat )
inferior cro|i awrRT^

Inferior crown rareatrv
Inferior gorernment aerranta ar^^
Tnar^-^rr*

inferior holder Loio atTf iTTf)
Inferioniy anrar atgjgai/.

Inferiorlly eomjdea Ptythcl.

ioferior jadge iTfT
inferior jugular ainua Zoul. arOT
WTg« «RT

ioferior jngnlar vein^oor. WTmgBT*

(brr

inferior laryngeal ven'e ^ui. «r«r

inferior limit Jlalfu (illTT

inferior maaillavnandihle ^i»f,

•rargg/

inferior oliliqtiee>o1>ti<|uiia Inferior
Ami. (qualifying atBrCffTT*
inferior orary Bot. BViPlltlB
inferior {lalea Bot- arBT MITT
inferior pharyn'eal bone Jod/. infT
B7T^.<r^

inferior planet Aitro*. (nearer the
ann than la tko earth) hiTI-j
inferior proprietary righta WBr

inferior proprietor arTMtflnBlilt
inferior proprietorahip arRT wft*
wtfirti

inferior rector Zeel. RtlT ’•fgWl
inferior retrogrrationaugea Foreilry
arrr w^rnifi

inferiora «n(^«. cm Vl2

anKrfi

inferior aereiee ?HT(>«r5|rora
Ste aoporior aercico)
Inferior tradeaman wiy

CBTTtft

inferior iimhilicnt Zer/ (a tm^l aper>
tore at tha protimal and of Ilia
qaill— riT. If 428) am (fcf n.
inferior vena eaeaapoateara ^nof.
cnrf'fljiAwi

infernal bluewSeotcb blue (acoloOTt
reddiah bloa A^imin Ima, ©flow
are aata ration and rery low ft brih
liaoce) lOcflWIT.
inferred adj. argftiB
infertile od/.

Infeat rh piont PatM. ^hnm,
(centaminata) gRB

Infeatatloo pjanr Pathol. q oWi m,
(contamination) a.
iefeated qnbem
infidel amtv
infidelity cmm/.
infillin' roreatry aia>r'i*w
infilier rU 1 Prnw
3 iifil. (to mlraoco hy lending «in«
gle men or amall groujn through
g»p*) fogflkne.

3 (graihial penetration of icattore I
ii’iit«)ftucvm

infiltrated aJj. Sttit, ftftl (aee lep-
roay)

infima apeciet Loote cmrstrfv
infinite ndj. ddaff. (nnlimited number)

infinite continued fraction ilath-
ams Aftn f*r»5i
infinite dilation wpfiif
infinite geometric leriea goifwT mrBT

infinitely great
infinitely amall ttrqi]
infiniteneia Hath. an'tafR ti , cntWTTT /.
infinite namber Math, errafl
infinite prodiicl Hath. cnf»(r g^RTR
infinite aeriea Mnih. arcwT Irft
infinileiimil atlj. img
infiniteiimal arc Math. eTRg Brr
infiaileiimal ealenlua Jl/nth. atrtrg
VITiT

infiniieaimal doae atng Rnti
infinileiimalily « infiniieaimaloeia
3/iJjfi. BWgTT/.

Iniinlleaimally Uo'h
infinifeiimally eioae anqia mflT
infifiilriimilneaa m infinileaimality

infinite raricty irmw SSTT
infinitode l^a^fT /,
infinity 1 WRr^H/, wnrtrt, crmrtrn,
3 Maih- w».

Infirm nrfy.ffiB
infirmary twrirny
infirmity AIcb n.

Infirmity of mind or liody
atTfl snfriW
infirm peraon (Rib;
iDflimevi. lwfiTiTcq.iir»mfeT«rn
8 Xeil. jftT flRi

infiammahle nelj. wr»nttW, gmw
combuilihle

innammahle rineinalo'rapli film

arfitlBlTB fTlTfl

innimmaLlpctrin*ingl1iiid atfimTCB
iDnamiiiahle foreat proiliire itftnTTfB

wcT'ttt

inflammahlc hydrocarlion atfimifB
B^Irnr

infljnimahlc inirnlridc atnircTfC
aftm

iiirijiiiiiubte liquid arfirnTrt rryit
infljiiiinabte mjteria!* atfuTTirT
rtraif)

Indammable tubtianeos erfitraTyc

inllMtamthU rtboai--- XC tn!»DtbtUl fo»man

<1^

inflinimible v*pour aniJ gii dttector
wT«T Kui wria ?totw«
tol^iTQinabl^ w«*bTQj: fluid
lam arw

IDflimiuatiOD I/fiJ in-.

iDflimmaUoD of ViJoeT wVif

iDflammation of tbo bowels
wm

M)flimiDator7 oJj 1 (tendipj to i“*
flame) »ifirwiW

3 (teudiD^ to excite enger. e nica^
uly. tumult, or eediUoo)

3 Mti

isflete r& 1 •ntm

3 £feii a<ra-^T»t (aneioav

word), c/ld wifl

iDflaird aS] I •ItUWt

3 Eeen

inflated carrene; •awrJ

inflated di>itace fllji •n«rra

inflaiien \ Vtd n

S£«n

reflation ItWTfll
deflation arr^^St
ditinflation

loflationari nif; Ecot. 1

iDflationarv Jip T^fit IWSTR*
inflationari' |>erioJ
infljlionarx |ireifure rftft Wlf
loflalionare leodeorv
inflationi.t Fnn ( t\) w

inflation of currency
inflation of lungi (dia

teniion with air)

Loflaiion of monea Eeon
inflation period f^fit
inflilion leodcnrr STfn

inflalor Elf t«Tn« m
inflect SlJlitlitt [bend lonard)
■a*

inflection 1 VaiV (change of curia

Tiee»*raa)*3npr. trfrjfrTbr «

3 f kti ■

3 turen Ikwwn n

»ral

Inflction m inflcctiOB
iafiicf Ceea VyWI

inflict puniabment

mflorcacenee Bot* « t ,

m (floral region)

1 (general arrangement of flow era
on an axis) Sttf^aflW m.

3 (mode of deTCloptnent of tbo
flowers) 3ni»<W/

3 (flowera coUecticeh. ■ flower
cluster) S«7 W** tia
tnflovr m

IB flower yfevn
litaDt IB flower nV«1

Influence a fftm m. (Const )
loflueace tb BxnflTipmi

undue influence KJifi mtn (Const )
Influence and position surf wlrftvfV
Influence of tigbl RCm ci man
influential odj Ui(l4). B« n B »^ ( t^)
influential petaon fltnTBT^ tnfr

loflucoaiirrd m (VJaralbi

inflocou bacillus = lleasophilus >d«
flucoxae

influcois) poeumODia abiTBIB
71«

loflueoji tsUcts Pham flftran*
influx BflfirUM a

Influx from raLiitan (Control) Act
'nffwn (fitmtntjstWiroti

in focus Bifm
lofoldedad/

infoldin' ^otd enrilwnn
10 force tryw(Contv) sre^an
law in force g|i9rif4
in force for tbe lime being n*(nn

inforns cb I trm.

wwni

3 (to animate) 9rt<n
3 (to permeate or impregnete) SBITB

informal «.i/ WatTWI^ etflTn

informal coofeirnce w^ywntaritindT
ID formal con^ulletiou and diacuaaioQ
•r^'ttiRg grixilt tsVt

informal diacg.HOD vArerfn
informal clocatioii wlWwifty rntm,
erxti»-C| fR«m

loformaiit* WRiratftvwi / , ■*

lalarmtl Icctnrc Wl'ieiRv r>men
inforinallr «dtgwilH^3i
informal mceiiog v^nwtfta aruein
■oforinal aotice et^irnftv r^wai

informal occasion B^Vitgff^ KfftT
informal talbs lt4)uwiD^ BPti (fTtf*
^)

informal worbing dresa ar^lTOft*

*74 If

informant Lute 9yT^ >'>•
informer ^rfl,

approver Jrfl Wttft, fifinnfitg'K

•I’y

ID forma pauperis Low (in the form
of a pauper) %f=^ 5.

infornielion 1 tJU. 1 l. /, 3nf*

Clft

noure tj.fdl

3 Laie [a proceeiling in the salure
ol a prosecution (or tome oltence
against the gorernmeut prosecu-
ted- teillj or noroiBslly. bj some
BUthoriieil public ofijcer on behsll
of the gov ernaient) Htfiraln in.
indictncul stafTt)*
information and belief sftr

ftfTB

infornaiion sod compUint *^f

information end propaganJa ^fl

sfrrnrrf

iDforniaiiOD bureau ^initf in
information officer tjvtifetrft
information room ns

informei Lav wfl ( n, (so

iBfoijaaat)

inforroer'a slip ^ quf?
infra (below) sf)^. «vi
infra- trg , an

infra basal » rafcontcil. (an intraba
aa| plate) KTflTNf)* m.
infraition s o f a n gei n (s.r deflaeCe)
infringeruenl lrf5ti)un
transgression 7»Ttjrt
encroachmenl
trespass WT^Itt^Tt
violation wfT»l?^

Iweacli itn

coDlrareuiion Jfdwsf (Const )
infradurlion r=r«Tf^ n
infra intcitinal parietal ganglioi
Zaul ttagig .gpftt ffijn
infri-oesui fugeal ZorJ 5m«M •
infraorbital ZaJ wnu-a •
infrautbital foramen £<iid tlfTtX

InirtcxHul fsnsant

iaffnin

isfnorbltal foramini Zed. *lVf^*

iaffaorfcitil sliad Zed *nfT5^-C^
jafraoftital plate
Tc

infraoftler Biel- ire.
infra-red aSj Phiz, {they Le jasS be-
yond tbe red) •TsV-?^
infra-red radiation Phiz
finert

infra-red warea Phiz. ct*!

ia&a-iupediil Zod. TTITTTT'-
iafra-omtilieal adt -fTTr^r-

infrequent laterral*
iafreqnentlT «tft *sft
iafnnse rJ. iut ecer^

aeh)

infnaietaenX wfr’ra? ». (srt breach)
in£nnp=ent of eopyngbl

infnnseneat of rnlea flTfff *1 •r*J-
tSTT

ia front 5TT:. *rs^
lafraete^eenee Bei ei.

iafmetuOQS af;
in full q;'!**

in full froB tbe next uine of pay
in full tatufjution of %

% pP?

infaBiiibsli f, of infasiLbalna
infusdiboLira^'. C-.art3| tho fatsi
of a faanal ftr^) Pttt^TT
infnndiboUr canal ZjcI, frrT
infnndibuLforn adj- Set. F44 -'i (•

infandibolaB ^aiCi. (funnel shaped)
fm tn.

in fnrttcraaee of nV «r^
iclusihle adj (act fns hie) ■4'*^
iafu 9 ioa=infixjnsi PuTei^(an a>;ne-
floj solnt.ca cfcta*ned by steeping
▼entail# dm?a in water tolaw it»
bcu-nj-foint. and sira-s^i. Cf.
dscoct-ac, wh-cn is b«.3.3j and

info SUB s infosMB f W«v rt.

I. anrasbi coneentratuBwcoBcec-
irated iafasion of «raa»e peel

u boelia ••onceBtratt»isi=eoo<et^

tntrd infatioaef baeba etaf-^^a

Isfnjoru ZjcL

- frt

infasorvil earth = d-i 1 9 B.te m duto-
Biaceoc » earth = kieselrahr
/- Cl**"=t 1 atceO

iaforonfjmx easiryo ZjcC Cjihated

I. calssihae coDcettmtaBscon.
eentrated inbiatoo of ealasho

I. earropbylli cooeesiralnB It-
5rttT-«T^-T

1 . eascanllae coocectntoBweoB.
centrated tnfnatoB of caacaxilla-
iTV-;y

I. chiratae <tittce ntTm ta= toeeea-
trited infniioa of ebiretti ^•

L cmehoEtae aeidon- coeeentratna
Bcoeeeatritnl add infoaioa of
finchoea
srrtTw

u coheeatrattua niC ' j ;
u diSiuLi coocentntnB iH^TS

u (eatuaie (kb;!*) 6n-«.«.q

(»^)

I. gestuaae corapoeitasi cooeeB-
mtna m concentrated etnapoand
infnston of ^ntiatt
ftTrt-^T.w a

L besiidesBii roecestntnB

t. qnassLie coB tcntr ataBcfoia-
erntrated isfnsioa of qaaesb

i. rh*i cqaceiitratna=co ii(itntij-
ted infnsioo of rhobaih
•fra tool H >1

I. rosae soJaB T^n-vrai-ii 04 14
U re«*e aetdam cooeestntanx=>
cancestraied aod infaalois of

roeea ciSr? ns^-wssr-stTTrr

L •eoporucoocestritaniscosceiL
tratrd infaaioB of icopenTini

1 . stfficaae coecenti itani = coocen-
tnse'i tn^aioo of scseza

k tenaae co ni.eatntaB =eoBceB-
trited infasioB of senna

i. gerpestariae cecee rtr at na ^
coacestrated iafnsioa of gerpea.
laiT

i. arae nrsi eoBcentrataa^eoa.
centrated utfnsioa of bearterry

in fntaie 5, «:n

ia fataro Ga the fnteel fia in ;

pft ia fntaro)

In?a £ct.

L dolos (Hhidi arirti

front the ahape cf the pod)
m fear dsienciCt q-d (Pd
LsRa-Hiasa'i eipenaeat Cfnrces-
pettsoa of eandacLTiSiea) ST^T-
5 on;-ii'ifTvi

iszeaioaa (-casessed of the facul-

ty of inTectics) dttj -fl (-T\) {JT5T
"inTset-aa froB C-

ttrsTal), sfitrs^TT

unaionj iarestioa TJTT757 •
laseaae (s cole TtCaw-grtm tf'x'?
la hae. of low »T gatmtiea nsd
hijh bnllianee) jrrft^X^
injesaity TWfb^, S^PST/.
injwt cJ. (tale la for d.jsatiaa)

iamtioo Ik

» good filth itfw (r^£.) I if5rr
sr, «rm: k. &
awrrr^

ia pood kealth Hm
in pood order

in pood order aad coaiLtloa wv4

in pood repairs CT-sTTatT S
ia pood time *pfT rf%, li^T Tt
iapoi JPjci. I

3 efi- (to tnra into cissta}
ftsTif nr^

insot iron = dec arb o nl agd hob e^iTT-

insot Boald jjfenj/.
iar'aia (carpet) (carpet dyed ia the
p'ka, ec tefnre iaajn£ictare) rtiT-
^Craia=yara)

“sraia 16. 1 (dy* wih fraiawkar-
cea) qiCf S-fkj-l
3 (kj dye befere
fs-JC (fa-nwyaraj
fetiraia td/. 1 Clyed w-jih piahi—
iermeej

SCiyed la the £hre eryara tefen

inititl cell

black

b«ag wores) (jrua=

T»«)

ufrun bUtk Col- I*d-

Umio colour* (tor dying yins*
before taesufeetore. greia^jem)

^ T»»T,

isgrua dre ^^-c*-**
iBgretiete oaeiclf ri. ( to rria ^one i
wey into t»Toar)

t» (Ibe) grreiest «fWa»

iBgrcJjcBt {oeober d a eoicpoijad)=

coopoBeet WVrtfn = »u

iBgrct* *. I (eatraeee)

3 (rigtt ot ettraoee) “'•“IJ'Jl*-
j (a w»i ot eatraaee) g^*!" ’* "■
t Pktt. ••

S irirOB. Sk« «. lie* edmiMion)
iBgTCte H). (to (O la) g**^.*^.
iDfrc** »«d cgrce* Jtk* lana
iBfre»«ioB (Cerm. eiBlntll Pla*t
PaJkoi- «. « + ^

g 91 St)i *• (* 0 *^^
ia pot* Ut \ (beloajiBl to *{^o
*ad oet Utaebol to land)

8 (la » »t*t« ot tad ypcadr-t eue*

teaea etil olr^^t*) «T»™T

appcsdifit ggllT

ui croup* (Ft par peeper. Germ.
iBpooiBJ loe^Biil »r»nrgi e

iBptowtb 1 /•

3 £tft- "■

iBpBUul J»at- (p*rt»i 8 iB» to tb*
paia) tffg*

iBfBia*l «B «1 i»ot. *gg l*gl

ib;bibs 1 berm*
lopeiBtl lipeiBrol
lapBiBil rrpioB ijie g^
topnioo KTOtel ^

>apeiBO-*<TOUl berate go* g^
Isbiltt tb. «r»t «ggJ

rende firTW *T»I

ubebiuUe aij itfePB «l W, *«sb *r«g
UbelnUBt ( -* 1 .) "-

rnideBt

iBbebttrdai; bfcrfug. «gl I»T
labebited dvelltBC boote
isbebtlrd reea itm

labeleat ftipboB Beeci^

iabiletiOB fryT”*. m.

Ubele eb. ftroqa. Tg*rg
iaWed aJj fervor, TT^Tg

inbiler (»b apparatu) geC^g •.

IB head

iDbemoBie oTcrtooc* Pkjn ««T«g*

ft* grftgig

isbcreDt adj •^•£5* “tk"*

egiwr^, *nga-

tt>-;eatt»I) _

iDhcreat cepebtlilie* n^nid^T ffg^T
loberrat motsiarc

iBhereat moiMore cooieBt w^Prfifg

iBbereot power* ecsgfg^g glfrot
iBbercBi power* ol bipb-eoort 3 *g-
egiciHg rflfgt

lahereBt n'bl La* wfcnt

labcnt ib

iBhertUbte blood £«a> (rettlioaship
b> blooi e»r*ble of trenua tti “3
*a nh#t>t»j<e) Tlgnni / (lacteal
word). TTgti fgTIgsg m
labentxBee | L,tio 7 n «*. (CoBtV)

DtU- Irfecy ftw
2 Bn., fnnnft / 1 ■

iBbenuoee eertifieete ^ iRTWTg
laheritiiic* «( pereoul ehtraner*
vw*! <1 Wirift

lehenliaee of (tea form Fdrtttrj
trrwrrft tfl fi»'i h
labenuoee tax Law ifn-ea
iftbented B.t/ | Law^Tggfg
bereditir* ftpcng
2 Biol Hgm
laberitcd ebereeler ft*g g*l
labibii t», fcrrga fcTTg groi
isbibitebie aij

iBbibilap biotir fertore Fertilry
ferfal if «TTg
isbibiUD^ (erior fefrdt Cgg
lehibitioa 1 fimcg m

2 Law (> writ to forbid a i*'*;*
from (artber (roceediog la a etsie
feodisg bdore hioi. beiag iQ tba
ritnre of a yrobibitioa — Aiyir

labibitire wiabibilory

labibitor Bod ^T«« m.

lebibtterr w lebibitirc aty. {i|<T 4 )

(*V

lebtbilory •iiinalee Bool fcflTVT /

IB bi> *b*earr eoil ■jl'Vqft R
■0 bi» diwretioa nfrtV b (CoatUi
»*t*>*«

IB bi* owB baadvrUiBg ||g%<e

K, tCg^STg R

IB Ills OWB perHiD rgrr
iQ bi* own rijhi ergb %gf%g gfw 4 R
R

ID lilt view Ttfglclf! g
IBbof|iilibIc fldy 1 irgT^nlg. wiPitg
ffgi*

2 emr^. xrgToifil'or.Uns no ibel-
ter)

inhunuD a.fy. ersTgfr*. ennggtg
inbumiB trcilmeot iIRTift* WejTT
inhuinaB trcitmeDt eadeD'criB' life

a'Tfg cr k%z a ttk^ grat «wig*rg

rgg^a

la har<t* or proop* agrfa.gerf a
Ibii Zed (i genus of dolpbn like
eetieein*) ftljftfe gT^ (^rsl^lf
dolphin)

•ime Ckfw * 8 fr« ( l•e+ -ir. not
which 1 * itorgd- le^Tf)

1 D ideccee a.

Iniidec Bed Hnc^gta-ggr n.
iDiiBJcil od/ (oifnendl) » hostile) UT*

loelieiou* I JWtgdiJT

iBiBicel iDfiaeoeet sfgfa gaig
ID immedieie Dcipbboorbood gia
gftg *1

a isfiBitom 1 (to inSnity) gf*TWf.
wg»g n

8 (withoat limit) ag^

ID iBiiio (iB the beginning) BITra B
ID iBIrrmediaie ilepei ^Tga
ID iDtemelioiul form RtgUlfcg Bg g
Ibiobii Zad. (linlern £the*) ^'llwlg*
ni m

toiijaitoai ody (chirieterueJ by sn-
tyaily wietoi) tniitgTg. «*wM.

iaii]aily 1 Law gairg « (ojoity fT^)
2 (injnitice) g^Tg •«.

IB ilelie* f^qrnnf 5 , ftr^ awfl g
iDitiel oJy BT ftg g. erf?., wm, wfjg
iBiliel a- 1 (the initiil letter* of *»
indiTidail* rime nd iurDioe)

to) uuu'iii grgi
iBilul ecreleritioB gTfj^gTa
laitiel arreuBi ffTtfiag kwt
laitiel cemer wnrfiwqTpg
Uitiel cell DeL erf^-Vri

initial daTvIspaent

inlc black

iDitijl df\flopin<nt arin fttn®. ST-
Tfim ftaiM

initul JocuriKtil* smwi
initial rottr (loio InJia] llltfl'i;* nrt
(C/. arsS fntr) 5^ S>r)
uitUl Kjuipm^Dt Hm

ioilial fers a7Tir* 57*
ioitialleil oitj
initialW and dalMl

iaitul light cocditioiis fcrMtry
Ba;tnfwn
initial lin« iTjr^.
iaitul tnenttrm Bet «n^-afts'a"l
initul nnailwr feMl

iaitul par Ttlur SJTftiT¥ «R*{W
iaiiial pay jrrftw* ^77
initial prrioJ Blt&nn U'tDii*

wafit

i aitul pouU«B
iaitul pnl»e Kaijr wift rrt
iaitul rrpeat «*jt s nTtm Jimifw-
BTSt

initial nibb«r ttaap BaglV T-^-gT?

imtiali rcsny i n.

iaitial) at c!»k «oacyts«d

fefir«k« a ‘ v r

iaitul ipacinp Fernfry e'tftwa

ta

laitiilf rubber ftiap Bauiyt - s^ -
5X1.

iaitul temparatarr Fhit. atf^a rrr
iaitial time Fiyu «r*f»
iaitul veloeitT bu&U* b) < 1
initul Tolnme B ' l f iK * B ftm
initute t>. 1 TTXRyi «TRT (CcasSj^
^TTl WTWl

initiate lepuation ftvr-l VT TTB7>I
(♦iTfS) aTRI

iaitutioa atah'4 w%. (jet

laau^ ration)

iaitiatiOB of Irgulation VT TT*

*Jnt

iaitutire adi/. (frelioiairr, introtiae-
tory) ■!!&««

iaituiiie s. 1 (aa ti‘ro>Inetory tieper

QOTemect) m . TTaJnt «.

Sfeoerjror ap: tala diipUveii la
the laitialioa cf aeSKia) B7^

S fet. Sn a (n|bl er power to 19.
tredaeo a new meainro

of aetion} S>lt vf-
b (proeedar* or derteo by wh.eh
legulation nay bo taSrodceed or
enacted directlr by tho peop!«)

n.

plebicite «RJ?7
referendam nCtyn
direct uutuiiTe Fet. Sn. S’TV
»a>TXR

indirect aaitutice FeL Seu WB yi

SRtrasf

laitutice and baildia* np of (bm<>
ter B*3?*S WVt 7^7 fts^s!
inject ei «>4-$ITa. ^ tUTtBl
iBjectable form

iBjectJO epODorphiiue bepodemica
av T^ aiA a- ^ T «rt-S3?<i
xnjectio cocaiaae ST^rtl

injcctio morphiaae hepodemicn

injection 1 eTss^ w, ^ ^7^7^
3(e=csa)«f>rvka.
injection icnege warTPr-TTi^
injectio (trtcbniaae bypodemica

injector l XW •r*t'^T« ev
3 5{em Enfi^t

injector cooe Rty. ar»n^
injodicioot teal

lajunctioa £o«. (a^ ensitablo writ
or pTOcew. rented by a eosrt cf
enn }y, wbereby a party n rwiair-
*d to do or to refraia f-cia doi:»
certain acts, accordisg to tio *i>.
*e=CT cf the writ or process) T?*.

utena lajaactioa ■emftr
■% Wl-T Pi'll 5;

a uada tofT iojaactioa arfiAytx
w:?7

perpetaal mjaactioo wtts

^'7TfWT?T}

preliBuoary lajasctioaST^nn w:;;!

injoBctioB WWriT^^i

pres entiee tajoactiOB frrrv w:?:
l estm aittg injaoeboa w ifim
•TTT

isjoaetjoo order fiVr^
lajanction pendente liie Ca tecpc-
rary la^s-ction to eporato poadisj
a tearuf on thoeenU. or aatU

the final decree is rendered)

wen

in j'ure Beru’t Lav (lit. 'in lanr** i. t.

in court) jt

iaj'nre ch. wft T |W-n . TtPi ij wpn
iajnrutLat.) (a tortioas act) /.
u^rions&f, |H5reT, (Const.)
injurious constituent
injtirioas effects y piat 8 8 73
wjurioBsly tgrfjwt FT FT

injurious to hciltb w:hT % r^-

lajunoos trade Ernrt* 3 *TTT
“J«tT 1 ^

3 {laaage or hnrt doc# to or suffer-
ed by a peiaoB or thine) fTt /.
(ConsSj

3 Lav (an aeSionable wrong)

/. (when it IS a tortioes act)

1 Com dne to ujnry)

3 Ip*.) (the esLasted reparat.ca
la csoney fur detnseet or ttjTjy
STstaised. rcepesjatwn or eala-
fsctirs lapesed by law Us a
wrosg or injury eacsed by Ttela*
tJsn cf ■ lejai nghO
lo<s rTT». r'r
bjTt TTTTT.iftT
jftJemmiT (Const.)

binn WX 91

coopeasaUoa sfm {ConstJ
wound ITT, B*T
mischief

injury repon r«f. TnrJ-sfftTT

“jury to property

injury without duaise VT

TO

C/.danure without injury 117^
Ottp^

injustice „ (CenstJ
injury

wrong: wtt?t (Const J
iab

iab »5.W81 tt, *niv «r^. awl^rtn
»=k and pencil eraser jrdl F17 thrtl

rH

ffort(jf k euttVSah) FIfJ-
inV berry (Ccc-u-'m t.-mtaj) TT-

ini black 1 CeL !%.{. Fu) «;«

8 (a eolocr. redduli-fclue is

ha^ cf low FT aataralioa and rmy

ink blue

806

innocent puieheiex

low ft bnlli»nee)
ink blue CeL Ind. *n&
ink bnub
inker m.

ink-gliDii Zod Bft®
ink »n Sure JOft-TW, *nfr
inkind 5

inking iffoantmff «

ink line Sttrv SBl’^en
inknuD jrt *»

ID knee =knock*knte

ink oxer WTT’n

ink pid

ink-pot H<1 tT®
ink-pot itind
ink powder snt
ink Me Zod tttft

ink ipreider frime tWTT® fr«n

ink-iland

ink-well

ink? Bigkt / (d

inlaid ed; wftw ^

inbid withiTur? ^ .

Bibnd odj I ^TtTWW-

a 0 ^ «« w

inland n 1 «« ifltanor

part ol * eoootry) \«r«*«T •

3 Okv *

Inland and marine fiibenea eourie
^ I IMIW IT BW

inland tiaaiu Cen}. W® sitl

inbnd bill H\tl ffH

inland bill ol carkange fkfkllB-

Inland fiibenea Xtn W«t' WW™
inland fiibenea training aeheme ^tn-
im*n tn^^l flftw® eht^r
inland inatmoieni
inland lake C mp «wrW®*I*fTT
inland letter XlUH»H
inland marketing; \tlIM|^T ft

inland niTigatioo ^TTIte»TT
inland poat lie,

Tie

inland poitil article ^irTW*n bt-
B *3

inland raw cotton trade ^ttHUaBT

inland rerenne ^ttlW-BT «rw
inland a muggier ^nii’l|-‘4< tfhrtftrn
inland ateamcr compao?

inland trade aqrju

inland vaiera ZiOid %tTm*ST X®
inland water ttaoaport 3ff.

inland waterwija

in law (implied by law) Wiin®, fttq

gttrt

in (the) tenat i-flfl

inlet n

inlet (or venlilalion ffirpiene eldilT-i-

inlet bole dnComohite
inlet eateei(ii(<imodi(<ffl®-®TT:
mlier Otoj. tlrfl ( n.) Bi
anther afrtnd) ( t^)
in lieu o( % ttfR R
in lieu thereof 7RC wn R
in like manner Rin^O^ R RRlBiiT
b Bffldftlr

in like manner end on like grounJa
• 1 Tift Wl tftt RRH «R®I b
in hreine (at Ibo beginning) RTHR b
in licetn £ein (in or doting (ho liCiga-
t ion) Tt?TW R (are \ntorloent«ty)
in loco (in ibo place, in tbe proper or
natural place) tm R
in loco pareotia (m tbe place of a
pareat) Rirt fm k mw R
in loQie condilioo qaR, elAkr«(W
ID lamp F(eg ar
in lump lum ft*T tlfr R
inmate n. RgTiaft. (m4l. ttWI
inaelee of t pnaoa RRTTTtft
in oattcra of k fim R
in maltera of detail ftaif ftyuf %

ID medio (m (bo middle) arm R

ID BiemonucD (in memory ol) R
in Bilk Ajy (aa. a cow)
in BiDiatorc TT b
ID motion tsfitin^

inn TiwntTWt / (CoDit) (aee boarding
bouae)

innate 0^/ JR^nr.RTR

aJTTT’

3 Sa< RtTlTRaT (aaa Congenital)
inBaaigabiht? itWtfUWI/.

inntTipable oJ/ W e i H
Inner RI^(

inner bark RPSTTrc. RW^ tft TTW

inner buccal gronp Zod- RI**T 3®*
R3T

inner capillar? water

inner ca»e region Zeal RT^fRT-

inner cell £o| «I»TT »ftlt
inner rell.maea Zed. RPf7 itJTT r’*
inner column Com- RPffT
inner core RT^T* k , RIRl
inner eorlex Riant TTIPg
inner dirt at AIR®
inner end (of a act le) Rl^nt Ref
inner (lealijr layer £ot Ri»STRfR®^
inner flower aniflt
inner fl?-iheet Rl»nT ftfg TR
inner follicle celliZool RTtdtt^flRT*
TlnT

inner lamella Bot

inner hniitiag membrane Z«l RPTf
rf*tTT-R»tJ

inner lining R»Siil't(
inner rnoleeular la?er Zccl- R1^
Til>«i-rrt

innermo<t otif ri>RTTR
inneriiiD'l braikct Math RT^TBR
Rf«T1T

innernio-t tarer Rl^TTRR tBT

inner aide Rian T 1 TT tftrftRh

inner apeech Pnrhel Ranrin
inner vaieularaupply But RianVI^-
B(IU

innervate rS ^wf ’JltTTTB
innervation ^ irtTT n.

inner wi.1ietRT»tftR gv^r
lomqga 1 (tanda recoverol from tbs
aeaj Rg^lfw RgSM aifR /.

9 TTWm

inn kre|>er siaudlftin. tn’Utll'^lTIR
m (Conti)

iDDorcnre 1 (atato orcjaality of being

innocorOrsKrfrn/

2 (frooJora from guilt) ftffT n

3 (guiloleaancai pltinneat bordoriog
on iillinea*) RCTJ-n / . nTT?T n.

lonoreot arf/ ft^T, Mil'. »1TR. RTI-

innorent agent ZUR Pr(17 arflrTTl
innocent part? Zov (a rat^y "bo baa

no Dotice cl a fact tainting aliliga-
tal tranaaction willi illegality) R-
TT? TO, atwvit oyr
iccorrnl po»etiion Z-Jin RCTT RTtR
innocent purchaaer «T7?itTI

innocent ihipper

807

in proTisionallj...

Innocent ahipp«r (slnpporti^ortnt o(
the (net Hut tlio \ e««ol wns nnsea
wort!i\— Aiyar p 69C)

innoi cni »oman /.

innocuous a }j.

Inn of Court nrH ftftt rn.
innoniinalc «. .tr/nt fsratlTiw n
mnominalearler> Aunt
innominate bone=lu]>l>one ntffteifM
innominate \ ein

innominatum=iDnoinin3te lione^pt.
Jwrfw n

inDoniiattu< Bol Tax cmfirv
innoMtion n

inn» of Chancers (cortam houses or
groups of buildings in tdcdon now
occupied eliietl) b) sttorneji, so*
licitoraete.i also tho societies whieli
oecnpievl tliem) i» ,

innuendo tfhtt n . /

inoeiilaMr eJj. iM,
inociilant = inoniliim (substance tisod
111 inoeiil it ion) *nT n»<i« .«**

Vmiii

inociilile i/i (ncrin mump/fn) if»W*
inonititrd nilj

inoriilalril tnlie wflw ffW

Inoi utstinp Officer sr»trrrTm-«RT«rft,
awstPiml
inoruialin' ilaft
£t«t errn^ ei5t

inoculation lUtd- l(Gcriu ei>ii'np/nup)
STSS TW>I fl > ffflwnrn
9 C/ictii • Mtinl efet TttPt n.
inoiulalion rertificale book aT>>T •
Ktnui-nitrJiuti

inoculaiion lynnpc si»n BIHUI-TXlft*!
inoculation table WM SIHUI
inoculation work srs^
inoculator amt m
inoculum amreut n
Inocylie inintima (colours! spores
are the chief characteristir) ttT^

<rf5rfnn^

in official capacity aiRrvtft ^ S
inofficious adj I (m different to
obligation or dut>)

3 (toiJ of office or function, mope*
rative) sts^

inofficious tcstaiueBt = inofficious
«>ll

inofficioua will Ltno S^ift {.tdllti
•inoI Cfccm.-f7sil.

•inone ( fccui. /

in one a Kail ImmVs ^

fiom Msratbi). ^

in one a pooil books ift pn {Jiq. ^

in open court nrnn9<l % git
*f

inoperable limit
in o{>eraiinn mtn n
inopefatiieAi/y WHW(Const),«iITfi

to be inoperaliie IFViST tjni
in op|io«ite oriler Phg$ KIT

tritiisiigle Ian)

IB opjK>.mon phjt fitgfil 5

IB order l ^TH. Til H, TH ft
2 tttTfws. ttRftTn 5
in good onler g«rafipn
in order of merit ti)nnn TUB. ’aViTW*
JHR

in order of ftiorits ^trr*TT ft
in orders /Vef {orilsine.1)
in order to 3ft ft. .
in ordir to seeiireBt^STft ft fttj
(C..ust )

in order to avoid dehv 3ft ft ft^rt
in order to ensure TTft ft

f>*r

in ordinan course RlufiT sn IT
in ordinary lime- Tnmr^ TTft 5
inordioite nJj. »iTq.»tt
iniemperale amrtt
irregular Rftqlini. stftrnft
disorderly •miTftiti
inorganic A, /j t’ftew smfmfft
inorgaoie chemi*try anrbuT-TTTTTT h ,

TSfmWt/.

inorganic components (of soil) W-

inorgaDicromiKiiiiul Cliem RHlni fif.
TTutn

I Dorgauic drug llof>nl<T ftTT
inorganic food anItoUnccs enTfuiftC
•rw-?»T

inorganic manure artrtmftv wi^
inorganic poison WsfuitT ftr
inorganic salts Chtvu mrttttfft Fflsi.

WTtnTT*Wf^

inorgsoic snb>tanee nulniifT
inosinic or ino«io aild «I^

ittosiie=inosiiol

inosiloICAem (Gk.iooi'inoscle'ft^+
•ife.TiT+ ol T. The meso ranety
IS found III certain animal tissues
and fluids especiallj in muscles.
Called also miijc/e tugar from its
sweet taste) ftftfrr m.
inositol-hexaphosphoric ftfftriT'T^*
itlfK*

in other respects umr WWf ft (Const )
taken in pairs jlfAffi. ftsi:
in parallel Chem. BltgTT?:

Ill pjricaitsa(in % aimilar case, under
like eoiiditions) TTIT ^ ft, TO

fiuft ft

inparideliito (,„ e,iu,i f^ult) TO-
ftr IT, TOrfs ft

III pan mai'rij (m an snslogous case
or position) TO TCI TO^T ftuft ft
in psriial modifiinliun of ft iriftTV
TftrtiT T??t pT

111 pirliciilar ftWf ftftTTTr. dwth
III Const ),

iiipahriii witTftft ffrft. «t*TT-fnfl

in iM'ndeiite (in aiispense)

10 pcrpi III ily TTTOtr, Tilt T^
in |>er»on
III personim Iiiic
III perspective 2Cn(tin ■ft’JisiitttT
III place <=in aitii
in plaieofft WR ft, -Ttrrr
in plain language nTJTS^T ft
in posse (probably) ftWfft (j« in
esse)

in practice aiRsrT ft, WT»5iTfi:
in principle froiimr;
in print gf?«, CTIfRI
ID print or in manuscript Btt fsri
•tiRT TM ft jsrr
III pmfessional iai>arity s miT i luT

TTft

in progress firriTFr. TO5.. a ^rfu R,

H*tnfy { .tn)

in prompin (,n rea.liiies9. at hand)
CRT

in proi>er order Tftra TO ft
in pro]>ortiOD of ^ arg ma ft
in proportion to argwR , k »rgtnB ft
in proTisionally subsuntiierapamy
ifrfmin. STt»nftraTT ififitT TO ft

in pur<u»nc« of in»*qTj«m nrir

IB pBr«u»n« of V S» TT *5*

•TT»i *•

IB BccordiBce with \(
in pnrtBioee of a rciololioo fTWTt'
ynt

ID purtaaon ofthep^nDiMioa grxo*

te<l <1 w^Jn «T wjJTt*!

ID-pnt rhyt- *1-^/

lapot M «]iul to output 97 WTTi V
K9 ff«t f, «TTM\
laqocit iBrU P>C.) ST’iioW'ii
m. (tee rnsricr)

IB c]Bc*t>oa (Cout }

•rei 10 qBe»tioa r^WT W* (Coo»t )
isqortt of laBiey

iBqoeit report Lew *f9T»^T»*ri-

loqaeil rooD

isqairewenqaire

wqniry-eiKjoiry

inqaidtioB (1 jq^ieU or efCeiU
inquiry or rtBouBBtion before •
jsr>)*»T*»f/ Ueeo Jlftiry)
iiu|uuiienjl a^j, ■fliVlltt}*

IB re Gt> the mtter) S #7*9

s

la reeopuioo of i
la rr;ar J 10 k vfc 3 (Cosit-)

IB rc'uUc oriler finfin nt k
ID rrirtioa to k *r«rv 3 (Coaet.)

>a tea I tfv«>4«

9 (of Bctioot or ptooo«]iOir« buidioj
nil per*on») 9«Bro*

ID repUerawBI ef k WT9 9T

Iwrefart Llj IrOeeptioo report) «T*t'
W 9 «CB *1

ia rtpreeeaUtire cepaatj ifjntfW ii

¥y 3

ia reipect of « f«r^ k « tk 3. «
ftV* (p«]reUe IS reepect of Uni

laroed irfejfV n. (jm BCCreetioa]
iarolled edi mmeftww
la rouuoB TvSbt
ia ufe rBitoJy ^ifet
iauae ejj

Ltii loBiiKTray
IDUDC delatios flfr^ W»
liueae p«»«earer fektra arft
iauac peurat f tfau r eBfv
iaMaitery sij. W Wiin .

iD>iBitiry Bfea wfftairr

intaniUry ItuilJia;; are«t3 V77
iDsuitj frTsrfy /

Diit. luneey Trtnr (Conet)
incaluUe weal £coa
la tJlirfertiOB ofrljiBie
% (^

iDieriliehte «4; Orme
laecriW ^6, Cro^
iBien'ieii aJj (/rout. «»9(kfky
laeenlaeil tcranijr Omw sngfpfky
tf^ri

iBeml«>l etork (om «mf2if>rT evry
iBtrttlicil »to< k r^rtificste
f7»9-BBrJP(9

IBkenplioa I mr^^ePC a^ ••jS^ bi.

9 k«i«

S STTk** <«. (roeora xCtf^)
etooe iBemptiofi qnielk^
eopperpUie nnrtt
eopperplele io*rri|tion sn-ettv
ro<k iaMTi]>tM>D itTFik9
4 Finenee •■

i rkarm. (thet psrt of a preecri^
tioB wbieh eontaine Ibo neoin uiil
qs4siiti«B of tbodro;* to bo Bom>
poandoi) dyiRq® ok
loeenptioae or deexee (os eoiiie) W
ermrrrt
iBeertOtat^tftqt
• ortn ffit

laeerU Toof On m-pl
laiertinuni Otl«B m.

I B eert I ry w laerruri a D
iaee«< BtUrl BVmw
laeert borer Or

iBreet.lmrpe oJ) O? >{9

leeeet eartra;* OO O Or-

iseert eollmor Or-Ascvr)

iBoert djioeje Ofl k q ft, Ouun

iB»eet^ni(ed ^raiae O ^pt
laeeel epi4eB»eo ewnv Or^n
laeeet flower* • pyretbraa flower
Pbarai. (pyretbrata flower lo pow
det i« «*o4 to beep away loeecti)

Otr-Va.

iatediriJel neetare Otai P B TTTf
iareninde Otamv. Or«a ea.
ia*«-t lafreted aeeJ* 0*9*9 Os
la»ert isfritMioB Or Twtvn
ia* wt ioa I (ratting ta) W**3fq a.
9(iM>*loa)3T««.

larertnora (orifer) Oiwfifr-tw m
Unteel voro *to Heroot*

«y)

latertirora rera (laliorilcr) OTwfk-
*l3rTst n.

I aeert It orou 1 oHj. Or-tnff), On^T- O^
**17 9 ^

latertivoroDi jilent Or9V)^r91i O?*
WOT >Jl^t

laicrt Ijrra O? fsiu
laeert oulbreaL OflU*!
laterl pj>te Or kO
laaerl iw-I frOTft Ol
iaw-tt phjHolopitlOr-^fifOfiW
insect pliysiolofy 0r-\^0
inreet-poltiaateil iy}j. Dot. 0?-itiCi1
iD*crt powder Or
insert proJnct Or-9p3
■ateet-prooCafi OuaXtl
laaert trench (Fr-/iute i'arrit par
clienilUi, Genu. F/risyjrabrn) Or-
■ift. Of fr^ O wiO ^
insert terlor gmi« Of
iBserare »tt, «T9t. w^rtrr
iBsertirtly parked Miifqi (fVTfy
iBaervre aotJenag crart tin
inserpnly 1 w^TOT/.

3 (aa- of nltieation) *ntV>n/.
inseanaatiOD trtwm «.

)B>eBsi 1 .i|iiy arii'inm/
iasrasille a,f; 1 arkipB
3 (not oni1ow») with conteiotianot*)
*T

3 (ineapaUa of boisg pcreaieod by
tlia tontea or petoeplilAa only with
difflealt}, lajpereeptible)

way

i (not intalli^ibla, meaningleas)

wi^sB , arirffr
iaseasitire edj‘ 9791

iaieparabiliiy arfawfl/.

lasepiraLle a,;/. wfrOlW, etfmr
iaie]>arable aradeet X^ie arffOlW

laseparabie aaroetatioD rijeM

iaaeparaMyliaVrJ firw -kTX
la eeqaeore

iateqaealad/ Pkn Ctof. MtU'llO
iaseqaeot driiaage Oeoj *f»*-
•ttO wBfamw

iaaeqneat riser Tiy*. Ctof. erot-

in itiiet

iaip«etion cartilicifo

ia series

insert rf- atf

a'r^^n

ioserteJ a,tj‘ fnf-t'-?

iaseitioo 1 fsifTt ks., ».» tlSHI,

5 Bet. n.. Wnt H*.

3 (m viccjnstion) fnijR n.
insertion uf a luascle

wr-Mit

insertion of Kilanre Coni. W^ST Plitl
in'eruon or licKtion •nUT

t^rn?tn

intcssiou fl^ntr, ms R
In SOTcraltr Lav (in or by aolo< sep»<
n\t *nc\ eselnin* dominion or
ownership, in or of one* own
riK*'0

in sestuiilnrate B' R
inshore (U'lerie* t!4RRf^ Riftrtl
iniide «n*aT, WT*msr, V, ^
iniiJe tdJress WTwmt 7^
iuiile and outside tfnrr ^ VtTT
iaiiJe nli{>er arpTT cvTttfit
uilde cylinder J?ff *tT*ST Ht*. atrjt-
ttn

iniide»eylin J«.r loeouiotn e *n*St'?*tT*
’«Vs,«n?nT*sr-Rfes
inside of a sreeV leu Ui»n a weet)

insidious tiJj- (foil plots, wsleli*
ioi! for an opportneity to ensaare)
•fstsm*

treacherous ffT^lRRWB
iasi'hi fr»3cfi /.

insi^ia (jistiRKuahiag tnarVs o!
authority, otbeo, or hononr] aififtlf

iosi^ficant .id/. Hil*R
in similar drcumsunces RRTT
RsiftTf R
insinuate rd

inilnaatiOD 1 m.

3 (first production of a will tor
probate) JiVKl^tHNH «.
insipid (ulj. (without taste) ssACi
insist rd. «T>t{ VtRT
insistence «»., Wtcni a.
insistent demand rtR^RTR
in sitUHiD place £e{. (la its natural
orotigiaal positioa or place) W*
frmwi, wtuA

insohnety an^RRtn /,

■1 so far as VC. Rm ttB,

RTTt

in so far as Uiey are incon-i-tant
witti the provisions of tins part to
lIiecMrniotsachinoaasuteDcT be
void JR RTtn tl* tt*

1% % ?R RIR i ft WRIwt

insolate e6. 1 (to fdaeo 1 1 sunlight)
wrWWTTR, tp ft T^ni

3 (to expose to sun's myt for dry*

in«, ripening, eted

HWdW

insolated chlorine anjf^ sillift
insolation HtUercL 1 (receixed solar
radiation) WtU m.

3 (rate of debvery of all direct solar
energy per unit of lioruontal tnr>
(ice) W 15 UJ ■

lUMiIeOce afV^^tRn.
insoleut aiif. RRRTJBlf) (4\)

(rb proud)
insoluble tJj.

insoluble brown Cof. /is<f. wffftv

RR

insoluble deep blue Cef. <t^*

ftRmrsfRi

ia<oIable pniet Ccl> fad*

OfT«

insoluble gold yellow Cei. /(bf. W*
ftftu uIr

insoluble orange Jmd. irfl^
RTt*T

insoluble orangejellow Cbf. iisd, **-
fs'^q Rrtn

insoluble )>anicles Bet. vtfnftu
insoluble pooeesu Col. XnJ. stfs^
•tfiT’crJiy

insoluble Prussian bluesiTambaU's
blue wfrftR wntte i R sitw
insolnbie red wood Cd. ImJ, itft^
oil's

insoluble ealiBiW. ariuftwRTW
insoluble lubstsiiee etfv^ RTTY
insolufrlexylidme poaeeau Cd. /• I.

atftftR BtxiO wTut^rfls

inseluble yellow Cd. ZnJ. wfdlR

<ts

in soIntioB

insolreocy vftwsrim /. bask-
TupUy)

InsoIreDey.Act iftRTrRst-wWwR

insolvency and Uibiiual indebted-
ncsi qfbinvtrn «)t inxRifRB Rjn-
RUdl

inael cncy notice qluiVHat
lusolven.-y KuK-s r^yrvflSvfjRR
insolvent rJhinfR {^e UnVrupt)
insolvent ctrcunisiancvs aft

'rirfm^TT

iDsoltriilrorporation tT i q i v RppIR
iasolxent debtor c tRig R Tirl
insolvent law smnWRar-ft^
insoUent partnersLip VTT-inmRri^m
insolsert trader tftviTSR

in someie'i'cxls ^ J ^ TU, UTyi

(*wf)R

iDsomsia tr^tXT /.

in sjKt-tal eases fttifirui ft
m spevie 1 (m kind) mi R
3(iacoiB)S5Tft
inspect r6. fftihni
iDS|>eetabiJ!ty ftftyRJT/.
lO'iwUble (ufj.
ittsperted aJj OtfH^
ia speel in deijil ftmx ft Prftsni

iosperting agent fitftWR-Rfinil
Inspecting Assi-taniComnii—kuiit t of
lB,-oaie>7ax

inspecting engurer Pnflvi* RfRU an
Inipecting Sledieal Officer
ftrSrewfimft

inspeetm* vfGeer fiftR g arijBrft
IDSpecUOD (HlF’l ».
siipeoi-ion queyw
sn[<enatendeQce wrflspt
oversight (watclJol care)

Um eatjuir})

inspectional aJj. ftftsn-
inspection and audit ft ftyt vlp

annOku

tnsj'erlion and surrey
RTTiYini

inspection and touring

uin

inspection boob ftfhsrw-jWB
iaspeetion boob of criminal ct.‘»s

nfw qhT'ftshm-jWT

ios|<ecUOD Langalow fjftyrvtlTBT.

insi«ection catechism

inspectioa certificate f^ftTR-RRTw-

<ri

in.pection ch»ml«r *W iniUnt

iosjtection clumhci*
jn«f>frtioB rlnfpf« Wism trtTTT
in‘i'<-ction fMililie*fTft5W gft'IT*
jn'pfction f<*c WtWn
in«pctlion form f^sm 019
inspenion l»w fsTfllsm ftfl
jinj>frl)on manjprmrnl* Oflai'i*
nT»«

lospettion mrBiorsnil* ftflsn ijm
iii*poclion note fSrfttIT P'I’I
»ns|>ertian oofr l>«>oL ftfhsn
3*9*

inspectiQO of dorumenl Cl
«ni

infperlian of injury Cf f^tmi
jDspection o( memlier* et^fOT CT

frftsrn

lotpertion of officei cilWof CT ftf>

«ni

iBspei tion of property ifTfw CT Wf-

laiperlion of rreordt •r<i>r^ WtWJi
loipertien path f>rftyni oq
latpeetion po>t f^fnnt VWt
(o<periioa repuJer
iD*| ertioo rrmarht Wljni
loipertion rejicri Wupit a&Vro.

ioi]<ertion rrpotl of rattle <li*ratr

•nj irn firftsn

■ oaperuon tour firffwT «r+r»
inapectioTi trainin' ronrae ftflwn
sfinni vrt
latpertor 1 f^Tnc m

3W«r WhT»»i O-'r teir/NtfJ
in«|>rrtora1 gdj

iDtprrIoratr ftftstc «if m , f^gtc*
tiT Mw* cfj II .
fWW»T^ to

Iniprctorair of fooiltlufTt WK n^ W
ftftyct'i

fotperlor prnrral win WWC
la.pertor Crorraf of Crif ffo.pitafi

IIGCU)

Whrc (*t Tr B ti )

Io«i-ertor Crnml of Foretia TB-

njrWlwc

Jotprrfor (.rarril of Tofire wnPy.

wrWh»«

loiprrior <>rorral of Tolirr, Crime
■ □n{a>I»aytirTTfw BipftftVC, WI-
TT* mtt feoiB

Jotpertor Crorraf of Fntoei cm-

flCrfBfK?*

Intjiector Ceneral of Repiatralion

intjiertorial itify WlVI'tWly*-
fnapeetor of AtemaiKs f^ffyo'

In.|irrlor of Boiler* qifhfl
In>)<retoi of Civil 'supplie* Jii<rt\'
fifty*

liitpeeTor of Excise fttftyc

Insjteetor of Excise More* a'i^v»*
rrUfiriK fiftys

Intpector of fxplome* arr^i ftft-

«r*

Inspector of rariorie* fa w Wl flftyc
Inspector of Coserofnriit ffostcfs
?TT»rft9-tJi*!Tiq fifty*

Inspector of Crtin GoAowns qirqr-
»TTT ftfty*

I(is|>e<lor rtf latjiers ftTrfh-^ftll*
lns(>cciot of I’rintm' gyet fifty*
Inspector of Itcsistraiion Offices
*erfrn-*l’rir'*l fifty*

Insjiectot of Stales lax finer fift-

ys

In>|icctof of tschoofs *T??liyi fifty*
Inspector of Mamp liccnres gr)*-
•rgefs fifty*

1ns|tcrtor of Malioncry >miTTw£l

fifty*

In*p<ri*r of Mores ftflfpnr fifty*
InjpxAlor ol Morca Accounts
•tOTtniT fcwt fifty*

Insjiritor of stores anil Clotliinpa
Klji ftnifniiT *T* fifty*

Inijlctfor of Tcrfiisrcat Idarthon

aTiftfiT* ftiysi fifty*

Insjicrtar of *orV* (lOW) Afy

«inr<i fifty* (* fi )

lotpcrtor a 1 irrle fift**-^
inspectors coaferenorfiftye-ft^WB
lospector a tlrcss fifty* Vl
ioi|>rrlorshi|s-drcA fifty*^ fiDnv
Insjicrtor, '•liopsaod Fstahlishmcnla
wiin ip*i wiTBi fifty*
Imi'erlorltairhasd Word A/» (I

\\ D)nftfifty*fifi)

to tosjicrt i|aartrrly «infi* fift*
ysi enr

{a(|>ectrcsa fiftryn /
loiprclrcttof Schools qrsrnwf ftft-
fyvT

iBspiraluiQ 1 / . Btrimpt n

darSTTmti

inspirational adj, TtfflflM*.

jft-ytft (.Ti.)

inspirational lesson £ifue.

<n?, a*! rrtil m

Hijpircci r^fS vtimr^n
in spirit as tteU is m letter rnn-
wiT yynr

inspissaleA jiiice (of lugir-esne)
t* (rrnin

inapiteof *ft, TPcfi (Ban.

lam hifUnt) w. m. (CTfln wra)
install it. [to «et op or fix) yfifSIl,
yiTiiT

inalalfition wfifTTI «
lostallalion of looms ^w-TtimT
insiallcil aif;. yfiltfil
installed rapacity 1 yfjfifitt yiftm
swfiftfts yast, fi»^7TTTri<^
Bttm

instilment Cnni syrnni
instalment hoDil DyPT-vry
itiktanrc 1 (matigalion, *Bgge«ti«n)
irrrn/.wjfty n,

5 (sonietliing eited in proof] Cfiqf m t
irnWii

3y*»J[/,«B(TTB»

4 (suit) Him
a- lor insianre Tptmrf
at iJir insianre of ^ IfTW IT. ft
*^1*1

coiiit ol first iBstanre aya *TT
•'ti'aiwM

in the first Insianre tPOfit
*TT(hot1i in Const ]
instant 1 ditreii. yn m-

2(ti in ilatps)a:nr«, «f>hm *n»t,
qftan ... (iMt * m >
instantaneoiisa t; in , nryfi*! VT>I*

iDitaniaDeout dratli » immediate

dralli

inslanitncous expoatirr Ptmlcii; cfi*

iniianiioeous fuse (nf-nTV ,
ioitaoianrously iryw.
iDsUotaneous velocity Fit's wryfi*

nVi

initintineous water hrairr ytlt **•

instant allrntioB B^rn vqil, wyrt^
X9H

initaot death nsyot j. *»*!* TTJ
iD.tant dismissal sfCW Cnfi. 51^

inslinlly

811

insulated

iastantlj fPyJt, <T^ra
iBiUat of projection
lajtar Zocl. FT n.

in lUtus quo (la tha same state) ^ai-
ft’jfa
inslea.! of

injii'jte c5. Law »nr%g?, sKHlffa

initij;ation ^ato *nr%3^ /

instigalive ni; £aw«nftf^(T^

imtigator Law sntrra* m.
instinct Pvjfhcl pT*m m,

propensity STjfit
lo-tituien 1*TOI/

2 (elueitional institute) ftur^ m

3 pL (a eompreheasive summary
of legal priueiplcs an-l liecaiona. as
tha Inatitates of Justinian)

(ef n . ftfimiT m
iasiuulc *6 . 1 Rttim, ffTUlfrs «T^t
Slow (as, a easa< procooJiBo'i)

initiiule a suit ^iFtFrT «RT, STT

initituteil (jif; Law (as, a ease] t^FT-
fR

lattiiiste of Armaineot Studies
frttn

Institute of Dankera

Institute of loterOutional Law srsm-

institute plant stm *I
institQtioa 1 RFn/.{Const), TTURTf
n.

2 (of a suit) n.

institutional ad; ‘ftwt-
institution forest

in strict conformity with d ^ arg.

RTH ^ JT, % TnT3?R
instmet cA. i ftnyet, ftTvr qrR,
^TRI

3 (to jiTo special tnowleilgo to)

3 (to furnish svitU directions) arj.
\Tpr, urg^^l

instruction 1 ftr^nt n , ftTn/,

2 (to give ipeeist knowledge) (t
ftnrn n.

education fsTtirr, ft t Vn
trsinio* sftl V Tl

3 (usnally pZ ) (that which is given

hy way of direction) m

(Const )

lastruLtiona) equipment grant fiiyr i-
StWTT W^-^H

instructional staff 0nirv*9n
instiuetion in artificial respiration
ffilfl aij^si

inslrnctioos sig^ m (Const)

1 have no instructions ^

^ finn %

iDstrumcDt of insinietioos arg^tt
instructions or aJsice atg'^tl KVfT

inxm

instfmtions to a jury ntml ^ irg.
iSstructise oA; fiKfna^. fayJT-, tT-

firv^i-

insifu<tive and interesting ftiFTiT^
t^T srsVi

Iitstructor rOwc m. (arc tea*

clier)

instniitor advance course (I AC)

tm ^ ftl )

Instruitor, Co operative Lslucatioo
fsW«. l«T?n»

Instructor Cottage Industries f^fT*
Tffrit fer*

instructor lu dull VTRT'fnvt (^RT
occurs in fl^lWRS)

Instructor in Cunoery
fjlSR

instrument I (that by meant of
winch an) thing is p«tfonii»l)rTR^

2 (tool, implement) n.

3fl'In

4 JIfusir vni n

5 L<SI0 HSW so
J>;fr. deed fkfiw

instrumental <ifO-
insiruinental capital Ccoa.

•nslrumental error dttron
fVHR

instrumentality itTRit n.
lOslrumcnl hoard (of an antomohile)
TrtTt T?!* »
in<trunicnt in writing
inslruiaenl-maker TTTTitTTT m,
instrument nurse 31*niTTW!rRl
instrument of apprenticeship rnTtrStl-

instrument of delegation ssirOs*

instrument of dissolution ef part*
nership nrfimr feR U
instrunieut of evidence Law (any
person or tiling whiclp may bo
presonted m evidence) HTTT-tTT^
in.trumcnt of gaming (a machino
intended to assist persons in wager-
ing on a race) n.

in<trnineut of instructions Lute tr^*

instrument of partition
in-tninient of nilc
lO'lrtiment of torture
•linni ^ TTTT'H
instrument of trust
inufumcnt repairer a'T S.ru - rf Tr' if^ i i*
instrument room
instruiuentj am! furniturestT^yvi
aseat

»n-irumenti ami stationery depot
»frT sTstfl Qjt qpr n
insirunieutj depot gl tiunil ff
iDsirumeuis of wargq;.«P^
insininicnts payalde on demand

wfi^TR^r ^ *nn?r 'tt ^

iusiihordinate a,?;. »tT ;t r » i O { .x\)

InsuLordmaiion Jd»n» *R^/,

in Btic>.e<sioa q^TjTT, anTTi?, qr iufin
in suth a place ?VR R
insufficiency Muuivitl /.
iQSuflicieiitn?/ (Const)

insulEcieni data mJnft

insufHcient funds Com rrfR^ WUul'^;
insuflicienlly, inipro]>erIy, incor-
rectly wtrqW, wgfgw. ssgj ^
insiiffaicmly stamped sgR gj t fa t
insuflicieoi nuralier R, stqttfq

itt<uriii.ient or etressiie snRT

•nfis

in.uflRient security srrri^Baftnjfj
insuFfi^ieut statnp sm^er giftl

lusufllalion j/rtf W R um n.
insulatccA l(isolite)wT?R. 7’TT 41*1,
Ti^ TT^i. MRU aern
2 Elee ftafTnpr
nonnon fuction n4riTpl
conduction smgR
insutateJ adj. (as, wire)

iuelaUi MiJ

£a Ul*pbosiie—

ie»BUt*4 ni.> fc<rr?Cl

cof d ^ *i

ia«litutr U>iH Ej

iii»el»li»| f»«TT^^^’S

<» * wtrfrB * Olj I

.«.-<««. »» pr*p^>t* fi4r^ ^

isnlxLtom «

ia<ml*tj9a iT«i*tia>^ ft-i'* v'-

fr

isialjlBr fs4l H
iE«li» p^ rfy /
ia>«lt ti • jii ^

tBt«lU9; •! »i<«MTe l*»rmip» -»•'■*-

r*x PPTI •sS*«l
i9««!t^; mt U«r«r

ii"S^ wTft.
w' l^ ^ rr^ PTr* pWf
ts*c {^lidc

tannD»smU«

l■rl»>^U« PN*'!*
swo>fa«rtiU pfr^

ISnpeTitl' dJl'»l>*

I* p( «T •»<

rr, IT fe-typt »n f*.

>■ .an-y^ *< ^ «

i*»af*lS* »''; PTJ'BT
(S^anl I* tPlrrfM J 'P fr?
iaian'.>« n»V »''*."■•»

r«(:9*'T< tatarsP^

at-bt->T-vWra
trt p6a-ar«T

i .f > iBtaru^ yTra-arirfT
sanse pb*-^

•vul »»<^rT»ra «>■ 'i

bbtv^U'B^ i».«r*a^

«*fk»rp • IP**.

r»^* pJtpp-C^pJ-P"^^
(^an*^*^**< tUrd part* ntV*
i*e^^^-Wp ^

ia*«mra Laalrr pa.'l par*!
ip*«r«^« La «r* *{ i*d !' ■ *<*

p'<-xf’*” ■ .

!•«•*«*(« rrrt,d«>u P*»aTPaTPH
ia*«r*ar« iWrf t jw'IPBP ’

iBiariorr c«e!j»i»* *

iB*itn&^ faftd P'l !T frTd
laterura fr»et PPif-PP^^
latartafc *f p**4i aruB** I»*« p*
damage £r« fi^di, tbefl pr
ecSrr pmlcot an*l» p^. •XTT

pip ^isP^ *t r^ ^

prvpj C3 PP"'T
la^Bfa^p pol^^ Plffp-^^
istartsre prvPuaaa P!<aP-m.fl
■etaraacc iiMne P.UI^^Pfr
tstarsara aooet* :wr»^fef»
tsi arcane ttasp P''lH.5T^
laasrcst Jti.* t<^3i Pbo_tak« crS a
fKi.cj c! i2tTr%t-a»J Pt^fw m
laiore »4. pw 'J
letired PTnrfrp
tatored crtide pp”frl P^
lanrred letter P'^rfn PT
iPi «f«d f«r«l pprfn
tAtared fmrM* PTCTfn nfc
lAcxrcd part Pl^ftP TIP
lAM r«r p’frrr «b

lararf'ane p^p^I •«. (»«< eaay d'P t’)
csraf;'PtPfpftfr<-*^)««. b
f«V*l fcrfft

iBia f POBtiHe *d> ^rf'pp'Uee

t»»« rrenua* P^TT »». t»P 4’*''** )

•■***rcpttLilrt* pp^^m /
iB<«*rppbU< *• T*>Piaati*P (IT.T)

P^ ^ f" f *■)

la **«pep»c irpC^?

tstarl *d/ 1 pippp
1 (c;Vrari.*i) Ptll

p»?

4 fcn=7i«t«)
latart f-l.ul PVf 5frpT
istPt «(lk (bnr •»*U PP'iJ^l pfrp

UuL« U aak^c lo) ■**ilP *

aalaka pf water ppiapi^p
islakcr (a mm-rr d (tnlcs g>iltl
^Hffn (-^ •*.

■stiVa twwrr /mj »»»£tP^*P^
ictaaetUp •// *>(4

latMMpU* aaaeO Pt^ p5dt?
kaUMfilU t!w>r Pi^ P«>
i«tey<r«>str(TaJ PcaW iTatL^t^

ittefTtlUaJj L'pU. VfTPftP
tot tyraad p*pm
lalffTtStJ/ ITalLPfrn-

iBlrfral a. iTtffV- »*-
iBtefra! fileoltt* Jl/elL w^w^PP

tctefTil rane SjiTjf'/'i ■jr.w-PT
lBl»pral p^aaUoo ZJstl.

P-T

latepal foaetiwa ^UP-fPP
tBtrjral ntalupk

lEirpal aaiBLer*«ii»tefPt = Vbotp
bbbW X'sU-
iMepal BB™»Tat*f i'alJL

iBte^ra) part pfirr <r*T
tatep^l pBwer ^^p-ptp
tstr^l ii^B iTsil. PJPP-frs
istr^ral raise ^|P.PPrxi
tste^nl «IUa;ef ^ cn
latepcad i!tlL PJWP a.
iateprte ri 1 *^WP PTPT> liPPP
PTO

1 Hatk, PPPPP

iatr prated a^T Caa, apT’^ack) pf?T'

S<l(-T) . . .

isteprcted prodartavs plaa ppi^^tQ
d"r?4^ii»i
istepnted nate*

iBieprptiap betar ITatL PjPP^r*T
irteprtiap ijaaiol PiJPP-lli.P
mrpm>»a i t^!f ni *•

Jfrppp*.

} 2StIk. P J*PP aM
latepTPjBS apreaest pd^TpaMefr^
iBtepraUeB I /7 parta XttX. wrnj*
PPP, P»IB PJPPP

IstefTipalliatJ iL (*3'

■Btepipalljale ad; Zxd. fpaEd La*
11 e-t ra— Pn, LWS)
iatepriT 1 (rtate cd eossylata.

e-tj-PTlPTPW*,^*! PSPW/.

S (rtat« of be-tp BBdirdwl ef BS-

k'llas) PP*4tl /.

S tosrU nitd a aar bnsatj) P^*
P***T, ^pbf a PI 'f

Isterasaest Bui. pt?*? •%.
istr 7 «B>evul
trt

Blrr» a> » B tirr arplmdian XasL

p^p^-PBjdpda^

iBte f i] L*» a lary *ettet ^xd> PrtP?*

p-fr*

U telepheaic (*«ra£>ert>eB
Pktntl. ^IP^PT, dPT^

4i^

Ir.tillact

au

iateUftt PtjrJirL Sir.

»»auu 3'P'JI

intellrrt Ifi** <J ptnicriLiej]

infcnrrtiial Oilj. r^,arfrr
jOtf'Jlcrtnal cjparit^
infi'Ueriiial control
latcllcrnjal dcrelopnimt PsyrIwL
33n fttPT. &«■*?

wt^llei-tiial fuactioa wCf* ST^T
laiclInrtnallT fit
invlIcctaalN is&aac i-JiH

IntcU’jmr^ 1 Pncncl SJT, T^f/,
y3M ti.

2(s>-tin-- cf .ceres n*or^«i<re)

fpsrr /

inicUi-me^ »aH iaTMtis*tJaa

lalCttilrtl t» be <{ntle 4<3^tr
lateadias a./j { r^, jtTS

iBtendia: bidfler S'"^i; !!*.*£ m.
lateaHiBS ba»rn»»eT «j.

iBteadtas n*»cnrt &'4a'ii fj-iriV
latcwlm j Bla\ tt 51 ^-t^SJ m., 5^^

lOicadiaz eobecnLer ta.

inteaHia? traaif/Tor |u»'.wj
inteadm^ euitar

ifitea'iamnt {it« ina mt*siag, osHer*
«s»-e “s cr I'tsosicn «t fc Uorl

ioi«n»e aiit 1 S^’l, T3
1 (latenait e)

3 f tTT

»fltcn»« baasbafltneat ifti- m't rr^*

latelllpswe bnreaa ar departajcnt

intellijeaer oCiee
iauUiseaee ^ati«st

fad'Hi^esr* tumaury iltl. 5Tr*T-

iatelliseat Pt^c uil Sif.

uullizpst «'t4aiiattma j'V s«e

«nt

iatelliseet man
iajen»;:ent report
lotelliaSbU (j/f;

latcll.jihle mtuma-

iDiemperaoce 1 n.

ei-st) n,

intemperate a.// (>r* norij*

O.teJ

latemperite hal.it* ■* "*

mteinperatr!» or nareaenaaLly «-
tm wnTT =T *T

lateoi! r^ 1 Kfr:

2 &TT «nr

infcntiint fsro e:' o h»i tte efcarse,

) ar r - ir a -n.

intende.l fl f; xTr!
iatrmU I ».l Irrv, T^t t*-
imemleil fiir eaport f-tn'rt %
lawnileil line ol tie work-

iQtrtue Ur culu«atjon *15^ aTT-?^
lacetLiei* a3»X"»’- ?rT»T^ k. dff"T,

latesiifr *6. v 5 n ITTTT. ZS

Ito ner»iuo derj ;j) V^l

*frt *fT wpr, ir*r< wr

lacentiCy I TT't''. ZS»i /.

2 Pii» ^rrr^/

acTT/

ui(«n*vt 7 «( •l<nu»t £.s». wfirr-rr-

TB»T

intenectT ot fi«M Jl^ejaetjrot 3 r*-

uttrtuitj of praTitT p'.7t. Wf^-

I0tea.«tt7 of Qlnniiaatiofi P TST'

'1*1

rstrsolv of Ijjbt

intmeitT of matnctir fielil in

ift nnTT

istesiity of ma^netizaltoa ^i4V4*

istetuitj of rauiUn vri

rfrsrw

intnietr* of tappl* Eon. ST^-tstt
lateniitTofliiecoapetsuOB Forntri

isien.«itv of thinnin: Farextr^ ftTW^-

sm

I 3 tra»i»e a.Ij. 1 fn»f, TJT

j tnrr

iBteneire « Grvs, am m.
istetKiTc ontealtnre «r^

iateiisiTe aaJ eTtenaiTs euItiTetion
rnTT feg*? fff
intrtaiTe bloc CaL Ind. &':-1
latetuite Lot eselasi»e kaowletjjs
trifT TP» r*^

lateaai^c mltiratioa ffr
tntenaiTe coltiratjon Llork tr?T-^ 5 t-

latenaiTC dmaz W 34

iatea»i’e mTciUjalioa iutistiit

lateaerre toartaj s»TTTTT !7
iatcn«iTe trainiai JTTT
intent ^intention aSjrr m-
intent at tempt ■'4^ 3

mteatioa l finr eu (Cnr.ssJ

S £e» (IPiU nfirr^ m. (Cn-stJ,
fr^rST/ (irennti*-e)
tatentional «rfn3^, 3
latetstionallT {LPO trnJSTT,

3r»tsr*T

parpo»*W sn' 44 »?, AU'J: j4
UtrOtlOOal omieMOQ StfsTT^ "TTf
fl-fjmp*rT. f.-r^ vr
cracn:

latesuoB of abandoaut^ « asianu
dereli'fueaili

intrnuoo of nukia: a will *■ aslmai
toUQilt

uteatioa of reeeivtaz • a: mns re*
opiesdl

lateatioa of recorenaSKaaimtu re*
mpeTaaiii

inteatioo of remaiala^ = aninntt
loaBenili cr monaili
laienuoB o{ rcetona^ si asimne te-
itiiaeadt

tnSenuoB of reToIu8:s>aaiain« re*

tateatioB of(leaIia*sanimai faraa.
di

iBiention of LaVjO'sasiiDD* capieadt
latention of the lepuUtare ffTTf*
t n r< *T mtj T S

inteat’on to dedicate for pnbtie ni« •
ttri^firw TrTrn « fcr wtmr

intent to defraod am «J wfwa. ’ t
wter- 1 pioZ. «»<t7-(i3 between two or
mere tlunje. 'between tha

botna’. "■■ '-J "betwaaa ahaaldert,
tlia breMt")

2

intai

814

intertit

3 (mnln&l) fJW •

■jntfr»6 1 (to (Jtrosit * d<»(i
in tlia »*rth) •Iir’T

3 SpiniiHJ •
b

inter action fttB-fiCBT
inter «li* (imong other IhmgO B’B-
> rtfi rm ^

crfl 4 BTO BT^

inter aims (among other per«on»i*f^*
31^3, 2

interambulaeral are* ^nfJ

ST’nr

InteratbeniJje ;?ool B’ttriTT^ ^ m

loterauncular teplum 2ool BBTn

inierbini. wetiTtPWW
inter bank operationi w-rmfilirt
B’l’t

iBterbricliial membrane Seoi atBtTt*
«ni

interbrain aidienrephaloD
mtetl ranch Dinlmj
inierbraDrliial lepiiitu ^rrJ *^TT

interbreeclihp waBTlfiTT^B n
intercalary a i iratrfaf

i Del (uael n( groeithi nhich la
not apical tut letneai the apex
anl tha bftie~t»ck>> )
inierraUry cartilage /mI arrnfrt
Wlf«

icirrralarv gro«vh Del BBtflB
apical groMlb Biffri
basal pron lb artvjlftn if*

Intercalary aicnih ^Ilrxi aifiiinri n
intercalary pierce Zaot ats^^ »l*l
Intereililion Bel araB^TRififtype «
iBlcrrardlapiaoua oefi/icalion £cv/
ar^rmft’J
Inlarciete

interraite mirriape amnHtn faait
inlereellnUr Cicl ■’'itiVm
lolfrreflahr rhaaseia arctn-

aihr irr^

intercellular byperplaett, f/jnl
Poikcl B»’»n»rtt

iDtercclIular a| ace Biol WWTTT^rtt
InlcrccUulir itil"etance WaitTnhT

Tyt^

interrentrum (IaI inl/r 'betvean'^
eentfkm) SecJ vnf «

intercept It intBlJRtn
0 Citron «

3 Jfalfc m

intercept eb Wrtinhj VT^l, »tiA 2
iVtbi

intercepted edj

intercepted between (points A and B)
.Volk «B|iH (inclndad between)
intercepted be Volk «Bt af^Vt
intereepl form Statuhet afBT at*? F?
inlerceplton JUil anttlilMB ei i Kain-

iDteiceplion type terrace BBIlfra*

■Dletceplor Afii watntbA ( ?\) m
interceptor fighter ifil •IBTitt'Sl

nW?

inieteepior plane JfiJ •t'srl'ft {tUl-t
inlerebanpe wafffaniB. ftftttU.

?rt m ■ (aneiant word)

iBtctchsngeability timPilmni.rtbttiQ

m

interrhanpeable o Ij ataaf^ln.

if?, wftjrt

interchao^e of ps«es «lPl
itkierchao'e «( traffic flnrarn-ftftBtV
interrhaocec | (an apparatqa) fiff*

9 (a person) ftfiisnj. Cb) ( il)

toter-circle traoafera forritrp itrwfi
WKT*^

ifiterrla** Bfp nrnw Oeft

totrr eJaaa sleepiog car Jttg »rinj'

tMl e?n tfR

interrlaaicle ZwA aotlTTV* m
iDlerrlaMciilar air aae WBmw» ?!?•

imercollepiate adj

inlrrtollrpiile debate acaff^pftinwn

lOlercoloDialaf^

intrr-commooicatiOB* ata? itwiT m

inirrronlicrtrj ww Irwy. TyfTT-t^*^
iBlrrworreapoBdencr Ttm
?TT. «»3

lolcrcoalal a,lj daol ara tH n j (t4
rib)

iBtcrcoata) actccy jfnor ar» ?n ? A

fHirfl

tairrcoala) mnarle dnot m ^ twA
interrourac | Aaqa^ir, «.

9 Ziifc cidi'icl m (Const )
private nnJ unofficial intercourse

«TT «raflTFI

inler*cri*tal arf/ jt/crl •! niiRi"ni
intercrop

intercrop vb (to grow crops simul-
taneously) •''Cititl^®! wdsls'ip
SW ^ <TTO auMi
intercroaiing Biol ftrNtTf*In
intercryitalline luJj ltr«
intercullural operations at»at||Rf^-

iniereiitture t?»sO'*Vt

mtermliure iinpleinenls at*!tTT?(3*

iQlerenlture operations ■rsatlff^-

iMereuItnring arsirn*? ft /•
micTcurrent disease at^nTWI^l Tftl
itilerdepartnieDlal atsttfSirriflT
laterdrpartmental adjustment
uHiuhn

interdepartmental communicatiODS

iDierdepartmental list ii*itftWTtft?

interileparimental receipt aranfttfMtT

inierilepartmentil rcferencet R*frf%-

iQierilepartmental rule irsnfitTFfVT
ft?tl

tnierilepirtmeniil tranifer wvsft*

rrTrfftr MniJflrsj

iDlerdepartmenial trinsferluipcnse
account w-fifimiil't ttn?i’?fT*r
ara(lr?%''ii

interdependence wat t).ijn rs n
inierdependeot n/; atwftnnftn
iQterilicl ci

inlerdigitiliBg Ad/ 2ool W sat l iJ'f lre
lalerdoreioion Ad; a i »fltlRn ; w
interJominion agreemeot an bank*
iflgcftihtTiT «»nnftm»ttftT

P r o p e r t y fttTTM-fttftl ^

wwtifutit^ etf^Vn

iB tfrdors il 7 aoI (it la posterior)
Ttwhrr

iolcresl I ftn n
artTVtm.CTnn
9 ftfin in
4 wftvftl. tft /

interest account

815

intetiox opposite angle

5 Tarfu /• (Coast ).

Dijt. usury

simple interc'l trr^
compouod interc'i

6 ioie »i.
public intere-t

di-qailifiration, for interest ^
interest account

intere-t accroed on inie'tment but
not collected firuVsTTfR *7^*3

trirt^\h

intere‘l bearing rrni tura^

^T?fl

interc't beirin- securities 3^

aftT^pnii.
interest chirpes
iniere't check -ection
erguFt

interest column Con.

iatere‘l coupons ^^-aPrat

uterest distribution reji‘ter
tolereil distribution slip

interested cdj. Lev frnnaat
persons elo*elT interested (as, in s
loaatie) *5^ ^

laierc'ted in tbe Imd sjTff tt
iniercsted person »a^,
wi%i

intere*t<{ree advance ffti-tfs’t «ftw
wtere*l*free defence bonds
afttniicewj

interest free prize bonds

interest in common Lnw *tI3T5^r
intere'liD" to note ea'R ^ umr
iniere»i m land fs"*, Hp* ”
interest lo the estate of the deceased

interest of minorities KvaHenil ^
f5=t

inlercsi of the public

interest on insestmcuU account fJt^*

interest on monev

interest on mortpifc wvq* q?

interest pii J on deposm CT ^1

r*? 3 r<

interest parable itfra ^f?;. gf?
interest parable adsicc
interest |>ayaUe at qr^q 3 ^

intere-t parent order
WI^

interest paMnent repster
>TS3l

interest payment sheet
ftTR

interest rceeixable
interest received qjta
interest section 3fe*«'3*'***
interest suspense nceonnt Con ft*

interest rvarranl Eton
interface 1 ffSTlrfre n

2 P-jaicoJ t JizTO- (tho boundary
belueen two phases) aHWP^

inierficiil odj I (included between
two faces) "'dtl-flt ^

2 Pbtfticfll Chen aiswtftiftn, nPr! •

rftm-

itiierfaaal anjlo atJiWrfrt
interfascicular arfi Dot (‘between
bundles’) **<”'X'*

interfascicular cambium Pci wrTO*

1?

loterfemoral membrane ^cof> w*5tr5
«»t

interfere tb I 5 ^Vt «TO (Coast),
qror TT^sn.

2 Phj/t

lotetmeddle mTic7 ttm
intervene stsyt^’i
interference

n . ftrst nt , ntH-S.ltl n
S faClUl-l n

3 Biot ft^ "•

interference bands

interference fnoges Pfcy*.

St*?ct1

interference with water supplies

a«iU^W*qTWI

interfere oowarraotablr smin ^•

in cm

interfere with »Wt sieni
interfering obi wiw»,

2 P7,y» fiiuldj*
ioierferomeier fifurffg stW wi.
inierfilimeoiar pnrtioo ZooL stvqyig

iHint

ioierHure n wr?tTtq n
intergenenc nJr Piof wsy qariYq
Put. interspecific rtsual-ftfl
iotcrgcneric crosses Hsqusai^T dot

intergeneric hybrids srv3.!ra:€tg B*

tin

interglacial adi. Geol.

•tSdisBlfllB

interglacial stage stisf^HRl-sutBI
intergovernmental tub.
intergradation Qee^. STSaf&qnt n.
intergrade n (an intermediate or

transitional form) Bvqtti ipq, •i»a*

#!ff rtCB*^ H-
intergranular adj. Sl*atl+'5l
intergrowlh aT^TTtf<
intergular ad/ Zool- «t'ctci-iT5i
interim adj

flvarfnf (temporary) stTBFft ("T^)
intenniCcs ST''^

interim allotment strg wia'id

inlenm certificate sraq Uitt'Ji-

BB

interim compensation WSSTlsft sft-

interim curator (a temporary guar-
dian) at*q (ifslt
interiiu dividend arryni^Vq ?IsrtT
inierim gorernnicui ITIRtT

interim injunction sraaifR^ tn?T>
w*Ti (nHui^l

interim nioratoriusi staq'CT?^ ClhR*

ft?»» .

lOtenn officer wrq tr^fq
interim order w»>t «n^n

ioietim payment «t»5 SBVB
interim period steqxqfv}
interim receipt «sq HTft,
srwrfY mPr

interim recciv er Lou wry SPTIC

interim relief RgiUfl

interim reply srrs TFI

interior aJj. stPIt, stTSffft^. inrq*BTp
atryd, *t»ir^*

interior *. 1 atliq*Cl( STFI n . illlft
Wfl

9 Gtog (of the earth) TTT «-
interior angle Gtcm. W'B'BTF
interior basin Geo? FFTT BTtft
interior economy (of the u nt) STPS*
ft* gtqqstiT

interior fire line sn^ft* TWITj!
interior glacier nivqsffy ftsrrqY
interior ina** Stiait 5*^
interior of a stack *I WITtl *rn
interior op|>03lte angle Hath. Msq(«
firg^ ^rt

interior pm (of » district)

Win, win

Interior pUnel Jsircn. (their orbits
nromlhio the oilit clllieiisteroids)
WT»lt W?

interjoiii rb. wMftlwn
interlinesii hvaitwi/
inlerl»ce = intenre*Te rh "Mis-t

interlsfin* bundle Zxl
inlertimellir junctions Zool W*9TT*

^«rn»

iDterlsy Pristis; ttsQllIn ns.
Interlinear plots WWJTTTftE
interlineation arwrn^wn il
interliDinp (« hninj between ordi
oar) lining tnil the oQtside fabrie)
aTiwf w

interlock, n 1 wsgwnT w.

a Crej w un iw m
interlock r(> wan^nR
toierlockinp WR-7TII ffl w»*-nnR »
inierloeking miitri ifl» wsawnr-
yrtw

lowtfoekisg ijitem ttly W*»TW

iQietleeatory <iJ; Law (lateraedi*
ate made or done dating the po
greH of an netionl a mi*

pen lente lite
in liiein S

interlotuiery appliration Low wag*

inlerloruion costa Law a*4il()a

inlerloentors decree Low SfWnrO*
WTjr^

interlocutory injunction L«w srsfl*

wrfR fnVnti

loIrrlomlorT jujpnifnl ijw Wsj^*
inletlorutors opier Low

tnlerloper (an nnlasilul intruder on
avror.ert>. station, or o'icel OTt"
rttHU"
intruderunmltl
inlerlude f«mw« M. (from
el “'fl)

luusina) inlrrloJe tpfrt

lolrrmcd.iie p' (to nioUU wilhtht

aft Sirs cl ollicrt) WTO, WWT

^ «TO (set tnl«rar*)

iDlcrmeditry oJj. (^)*

WWIfW

intermediart w wraiW «•
tnedialor wvwwi

inlennediate tiJj ■♦alJT w'd *

W. ITiWtt

Iniennediale %. (ejsminalioo) HTOtt

/ {»?S')

intermediate ndjaatmeBt of areoont
w ww-wnwHR

inlerraedialplial afsesm. WTOI *3
intermediate ehanpee w*sW)
intermediate claas Big H'sia

gwlC

intermediate coopention i/iL ITR*
BfwrfTO

intermediate errdil Eem. wo ld
intermediate euslodj WSaWT^tW wfit*

TWl ' ^

lelermedtate examination wronwiftri
intermediate form WT

laiermediaie boit=aec«nJary heit
ZjoI

intermediate laodbolJer wra fW 3^*
wif»

intermediate layer Z«t WR-W TO
Iniermedute mattwma>sa inter*
ruediswinirrlliaUinie eommitinre
•TOmmissnra raolli<s>soft com*
miaaar«w middle eom m i s s u r e
ar»TWr®

inienDediatr order Low W'JT* wi?W
intennediate ordinates Sure <TO fW
wrft

intrtinedislr point arm fw ftsj
intermedisie pressure (i pj J/arlk

rrrot Prftf (d ft )

ietermrdiateproJuee/cr(i<r|i(G ersk

ZftrJkmttitnmjfn) dlv if)

wmafl TOTf

intermediate produet Bd aam w riv
inlrrmeditle rrqiamtiona amdjf
atfsTOwet*

tntermedute stpbtU5dS«TU acswt^
Tartlw ')

intrrmcJiair tpaccanwfiar ■.
lotetTardiate rtape 1 Com* W*9 fV
3 aiwi-tw ar^mi
iMermediattCtataonKIp wm d^ TOW
Jnlcrmcstiaie onUunee wm fW Vm
latcrraedMte term loans BTOmfo

intermediate test arm TOirflV’t
intermediate yellow roeket = Barl>a*
rea intemiedia

inlermeuiate yield forctfr* (all mi*
tenal from thinnings or operatigas
antecedent to the final yield m a
regular forest and net intended to
inxite or assist regeneration—

I F B ) atitrfrfi aiTcj. «» Tn
iBlemieditim Zni. (a bone) WWT TwRI
/.

iDtennedius diiai. wvW «.
iBtermediiis Dot Tax WRW
intennent grarsRi flW rirr^t
intermesenteric chamber Zod.
jwWfW

inienneiallie oij 1/rtat. annwifww
iDiermetallie compound dfrlof.

trf(eisi}a)n
iniermicellar adj.

intermipTation (aa, between (Dcrt)
ZxJ •*

iBlermiD'le rb wwrfwww,

TOTOrfinr WTO

iDtrrminiilrrul aij. iraftiTOsnrv
inirnniniitenal rapital goetU import
roremiilee ar»«ti»»Tftf^ S»A*Wf5*

wwts-wfitfil

inierminisienalmeetinpiinatJtVTwftw

Vs»

intermit tb frtTO.fimw WTO
loiermitteot aJj 1 wftrtw
3 Big (booking) atatn. ftfknrw
3Fmttrf(Genn atuactarsid) til^tid
intermittent current £I#e.
intermittent drai nape >s broken dram*
ape wfria 3p)iHH

iDlennitteDt easement (an easement
nse>l or usable at interrals] wfTTTW

gftwr

lalrrmitlrnt fever BliTUI TO
inlermiltenlly illuminated PArt. W*
ftfiq wttfai

intermittent water snpply ifjV'TO
WfWTtH wwtTOW

intemittent working Forulrr
(maaagainenl oot dmigned to grre
•BBoal fiaJJ— I

intenBilteutyleld^crrstrtr aifirTTWinft
iBtrnnia «b armRani, fawTO
iatermisnl anwflrf«5
iiittrwilatnrc >s«f3«i( a (iM admit*
lore)

{ntstaishua cf ffsods

817 Intsmational conTintion

intenwj^tare «f d»cs<*

finm

intfTmnlrr^liT (iilj Chem ff^rrF’JT^
latfrmolccuUr ilntiorr sf^Tn’S^TT’I
^fTT

infr-rmolrnil ir (orrp Ikyi ^PTTI'

rjjffijTs?
intcrmontinr ndj
in ifTiTu d{ 1 5 (in tPTn« r/ P.'

a Unik rr 'nf 5

ialcrniHO'uUr lion*" ZaeJ

ir'W

intPTn p/j CT^

intrfa il n,}] Ml-'ljTf, «r»’T*T7,

115^-

iw^raql ailmini^trMinn STH*

m

ioternal affaiM (partaiiun;; to t1 a
own »l'r«(ra o! a country or sUtc)

isienai anH txteraal «on»tri\«iion

iotarnjl jn^Ie *r*^Ti'’T HfTT

wn

jotarniJ Inllistin iTT'ayPlXf

loiarnal )>i)U ftTT

iniarn il Iii4ert')r Hath. •T’Tn'f*
iniarnil «aroliil wfltriit

tntatAil aaToliH artarw iijnt

u'sift

iolarml rliai k ■W'-I

•otaana! rombuiljon rrtjioa ars»f*^*

iatanijl rommarcc «!prrpT

iniarnal aompantalinn Che^. Wl~'t

iniamaE cooioal rafrartion P)i’jf

• '*1< JiTTW

intanial aomumptinn WF-^flfc ZTStT

latariial fri>«4 icrtiorj irs=rT arynwa^
intamal .Jrfanaa J/,/ •rs'lfrS jrf>r!TT
intamal iliamatar *rp^ t’lPT
wtarnal •li4tnI>Diinn < i ;a T&g frrrJr
intarnal ({i^Curiianra* w^CrX
lotamil aar %it

inti-mal rronomia* irJniTt>IT

intamal croflnniT 1 Mlr-rf C fjIS’Tf'TTT
2 Wplfrr PTT^WT

P.y« *fT»T7T3T
intanul athar *rP7T 7^
talansal eti'O'tura WP7T fuTT^

inrarnat forae Xat/» aP7T7^,«T*T?
intarnal fn«tioo wi=7T*m

iniarnil *aar«30niiljr ^ar (% jair
II) tl)o (orm of an v nular nm aitH
Metli '»mol oil tlia inaule liiima*
Ut) »

lOtarnal 'aoit-ilia
latarBjl hamia wr-^MT TW
iniarnil (ntproirtncnt »fTTT

lataroal imln ator Ch^ti W^TT
intamtl iniaolina) pIcTiaiXPTt
»Tpr

intarnal jii^lar vein Z<»f
intantil latent l«eat P 45* afFTT
SOTt

intarml latlar arpifTT ITI

inirrnal ion^iliiilmil vaviel Zool
ansTT anTM
intamatlv Ki- Tt s
mcernalty aAm|>anvate<l C/ta«(

intarnatif in the (Diana ratio phyt.

•nwTw Bwrn^TM^r
iniamal ma^lnoarv nt^frv 7*?«nT
miarnal numnnrv artery Anal
ifiTWT JW7 frfiHt

imafttnl mam '1 mant ST*4.

WT^T 9T»^

mtarna) niaihainc 47 iffT*

internal inorpliologv i?<if W»7TT-

rC*/

ititarnal oife Zai-I *1*71 7T*ifim
■niarnal na.r«»M Plant Pathol
^Tpi’S

mtarnal naarli wiviftr
iDiarnal nonril Zocl. *^Wl*rfTTt
imaro il punja *■#-■( jirf
internal pha-ia «n*7T Ullt'll
mtamal pilev m^T
iittamal poliav wii—
mlarnai pmnirrp^yi *1*7^ fsTITT
ifltarnil piarvpoi.l =ma«oplarv*DMl
inlarnil rarjiiirementv *P7l{S *Tt77-

internal re-Mlanaa pi/i »n»T7frS
internal revenue wwwftxTniW
lotarnal rolaUnn 3faf
internal »ale ftlT

internal vaareiion *T*7^€

intern il tcfuaitv Iijs7*v *
inlarnal »oi»rva» vri^fd RTTW
internal vlruaiure £ct WT^TTT*7T

internal inppliea *7*7^*9717
internal snrfaae *7S7T WT*7f7S
?!*

internal rurrcy tri'^fh:

intarDjI thymin XtJ *7*7*77 ^77-

internal lie line 5KrB. *7*77 tWI ?*n
tnteraal tra.lc *77777

internal traile bliHkj *isaf77> *77777*
*T«r

internal traffic *n*7ft< anffTT
internal Ivnipaniform membrane
Zocl *7*777757777^
internal me Pfi/trm *7*7-777*. **77 •
*77

internal work p„y« *77*77
intemanal n fj Zgol **777*7*

mtematal 'lanil Zee/ *7*77777*

interna«al leptum Zool. **!f77!TI«7 Tft
international KTjrrtrfs* (ii*!?.*-
77f57, fill jsiidlu «ee Panini II,
and for t>i» formitioii of »ea

Iftternaliunil Aeiepianie Corpora*
lion wi^rifr^TaiffiOTTm
iRteroaiional »|:reeinent **^l7TfCT

hPt^

intarnaiioml alliam t *7*wnift9 *5^*1
international arlniralion «r*?rr7rf8«|
fnTTT

International Bank for Recon'^ue-
iion anil Development {IBR.D)
***TT7fw ITfroi* *9 fT*r* »rRj-
•tlT (w 1 R < )

ifliemaiional bimeulliim £^pn.**?T*
rrfwfisnTTT

iOiemaiional candleattandaril ean-
'lle Illnm. ••‘BUifsi nf< = JnTT79ff'
laternational ciril aviation * i *<ii7 T f ; ^
*H^r5 &ITMT5^

international riiina^e *r»Ti7ifrt7
*^771^9

iDternaiional eonimerre atSTTTifffT
PTfatW

international eonferenee W*^777ftT

International Con»re»« of Leproijr
WSTITtf^ 17

international ronvenlion J W *HT71^7

f^fs

2 «'T7ir«7 9**7

l„l.n..ti™.le«op...Uon Sl» J puClico.

a n-flijra

iDleniiliAtuI wp^nti^B «WinfW

BUlfisT _ ^

iDlrriutioiuI drum? permit •nST-

TtTw «i 51

intmutional emerjenee food eom*
niittee

lDlrni>liOD>I I!e»lth Orfini*»ti*«
inteniitiODal iinporUBee W-nulT^

Kr«

iDtenulionjl jnmptudeBee «*»T-

Tt"^ hF^etltS U«i jnnepmieae*)
lotenationil Libonr Offie* «*Jt'

lolerrutioaal L»fc*ur Or?i»a«n**

U -UO ) •iI'JSW (*■**•)

ui«rtui>oo«l Uw «rirnfrt
iBleraitieaal method Pharei. ■'^l*
TTfr«ftF»

laietBiUoMl Woneury Fbb4 H M

F ) 5 T 1 ("-S

iBiemuoBil Optoa CoBfereaw
isterBitioBilpetee tnfts

laienaliOBal pipette method BW-
tifrtmrrtrft
intero4li«a*l power

tairrutioael fn»*le law «»«TrtTB

V»F« Wd

iBteraalioaal reguUUoa

UfTTS^

lOleroatioBal Titer ■•-iii.UB Bv
internatioaal amufjler

^rtrfttTt

Islcreauoaal ^ciety of Ssiil ^aeB.
eea

taterBatioaal trade «»TOlFrB»«Tnt
iBlerBatiooal trade Laliace
eBTTTn'Tt

lateraitMaal Trade Of'aBiaalioB

(I TX) J ••merfW le ‘at.

lOierBatioBal uaioa ^

l•terBJtlODal oaita tV- Ji»7

iBletMl'ieoal taliie «arriff^
UierBitioBal wealth vtsmf^
•Btera tierk yr«J. aa.

iBleraeeiae « fj. 1 (JeBlljr) wia*
a (loatuatly dostraeliTB) TO7T-
(4^) (B bbX

inierBeeiae war 5t

leteraee m.

latersenral Baf/ at ant.
uttcrameat «a3<lCtn ■
iBterBAeat eamp aimi^fiircT
iBleraode tlf

later DM f«T^1i.enir3 _

later'OfEee traaaartioD CTVTW

iBleropep^lar boae 2ceL a«*olifidl*

laterorbiul oif; T«ct w'^tiHf
iBterorbiul (eptem Maflfifv vft
laterpilpebril apsec OpUhaloiol. **3*
d'xHBnt Bt-. •"lilH a
iBterpapiltary portioa Zact. venifT
Wpt

laterparieul 2«ct •'BlVim^fttl a>
later parte* (w jadfOMl) w*3 e Jl5
laterpellate rh. (M ^aeBtioafonaallyi
4* t Diniiter* or other exeeatiTB
ofSeer in BeptBoatioa of b<* <oa>
doet) r<IIH wffl

laterpellaiioB <n

lsi<rpeaeirahn$ aJj BUIIIidltft
(*T.)

iBterpeaeiration of maloal oppo>
iite* *-4 (emtq

tftt; liomn't^^et eh-T.JbaoeotarB.
Ri?! wlFlkT*
eiO *d-<' j Tth
^ il BtWtliBttl
CtNirf)

iBlerpeaelration twiaaio; ITaiteraf*
it^-Alf( 5*S^

iBterpettolar aJi Hot (aitaitod b«>
iwoen two pctiolea)
iBterpetiotar atipole Bet
•t^TB

iBterphaac Pmt. atmatai/
iBterpbaee emelea* Bc<. M:*enVBI

l-B—

iBierplaBrIary aJ; aaet^lB

laietplead rb ee^B^T
iBter|>leader ». 1 (a proeBBdiog— )

■»«»TT»a-

2 (ono who intcrplewlt)

intrri lealer anal an

>Bter]wlatc ti. I «km, BWB n»»T

3 S'rCitHf* «F»TtPIB

iBterpoIatioa 1 jb.

3 WSSB7R n » antrayr m»

3 AfrtU-aSlJiulift.SnrT. wi'ifiW

iaterpolatioB formula SLiiiafica wi*ol-

inierpolaloT n.

iBteqaofe r> 1 wtnl

2 (to iBtrodnee or inject betwoea
the part* ef a eoarertition or btjb*
aient) W®3ITWn^
interpoaed ajj a*dri ftlrfrs
iBterpote formal obyeetioaa
wnften avfwfl *ttti
laterprel rh (CecatJ

iBlerpretitioa 1 fpjail n. (Baeiaot
word, ConatJ
8

liberal lalerpretatioa tttt
liirral laierprrutioD infi^
eueaiite laierpretatioBf^fT^^*

laterpreuiioa Art
isterpretiuoa clauie 6 tW?-WT
iBterptttatiOB of data SWiaiiea wmA*
WtT»

utrrpreUiioD of fact svff *1
iaierptetitioa of ralet f^BHf Cl filfc’
*re

iaierprelitiTc ml} 1 ftiw^i-aata
(nplaaatery) WWCWfC
3 (aeeording to interpretktioB)

iDlerpreler fj'trrft ( t\) m ,
iBlerpreterabip examiaation fXBnfr^

aaterprrterabjp aiaadard fptlfVF wt
iDlerpret to bi» duadeaolage ftiwd
«Tin ftw H »«CI "ft* Tt
laterptOTiocial aJj an»3fT*rf^
iBterprotiaail eooperitioo C^--

ST»rfW WFcrfm
loterptOTiaeul couatil w-n

iDlrrproviDCiat inoTementa

iBlerpterypoid eacuily ZoeL

ft'fwtcfHc

lolerafuartile range SioJatiira
hetlt

iBterrklial partilioaa ZauL er^TTT

intoirention

intenailus axia 819

iatmadius axis Zoct,

iaterrea adj. »n% (th)

interre^am wrnre «Rr
iaterrenal body Zoct. ^

inter.ria» Zoct
interropble adj.

M4 I# % *iVt

iBtcrropte ti. (to examine by isliog
qaertioag) qfjsm
inlCTTOgate a witness «isft ?i
H qf^aqq cTsn
interrogatioB

enquirj ir fi T ^g l. af*
detained for interrogatioa

iaterroptioB sign

Enjliali tiga ? a an adaptation o(
<}. itandinc tat question. The eor*
taepondini Indian abbreviation
wottldbi Brahmlftfor the inter.
Motive vartiele S, which comes
elaae to the Enropean sign in
Ite o»pbio form)

1 T^ST^Tnrv. sm*

8 Gram, (ancient word)
•“terrogatir* character l/ath. ST^-
WWltT

iaterrogaloriee (written qnestioas
*ddresaod on behalf of one patty to
* caneo, before the trial tbereof. to
the other partj, who is bound to
answer them in writing npon oath
—Wharton p. 463) «.

enquiry qf^^t^T

v6. frnr fureTW qrrn.

wternipied adj. «nTT», nfHa, iRBfbr

inU^pted canopy r„„trf Wfrq*

“terwpter (f„ tr^^^
current) qig-syr^pj.

iniermpterfork MTtrnr.Stnft

1 -n™ .. , "TTO
nr?i/, (qwT ^

2 ha a aeriea) *»iTq:»m-

3 I’feat Tcof. rqmr m. {,„ tae-
cession/

interruption id service Jin r nnwr?
•otorrupiion of tnotement hhhii i r^

5 Rfran

inierropt the cover Fcre$irv (to form
gaps or openings in the leaf canopy
by the removal of ireet— LP.^

q’rfvTn ciViB vAfiaM 5 atq-

CJTt

intermpt the leat.eaiiopysintevTiipi
the cover

inter ae (among or between them*
selves} wiTtt ar, qrot
interaect

intersect IB- hnee J/oiJL
inteneciiag apettea Jfatk. fasir 3{t

intersection UmJc. faq;^ m.
intersectioiul ajj. Admtn. enarj-
Mliftq

intersection of a line
interaegBietiUl edj. Zcoi
intersegmental groove Biol. etWiavT
Sfftat

intertegmcBUt aeptani Zed h:^.

interaemiBal scale Set^ I P aJTJi q
loteraertal odj JVtroir. (in it tbs in.
tentitial material la glass) siiatl*

inier.serfiee gnard of honour ll,{,
dwrerd
qrrf

inter-temcea sr iA^ X
interserviees academy ^ qqu i t fqtn>

lotersei ad/ Bwl gwfa sft ( r\)
iBlersexual orfy 5n.^srf^<r()
intenowing «*atwqq «, dW w whn
interspace— iDiersiice es aeef< in(
w n.

inieripacing er^ivntq n.
interspecific ad/ (obtaining between
ipecies)

interspecific crosses eiaaxtdW
■Dtcrspecifie hybrids wwraHtq sdqv
interspersed aJ/. enw
intcrspiDoas aJ/. es Ht P .iw
interspiooua hone roof, ersi atiti^q

"fw

interstate ad/. e c .on rvq
iDteraiale tan e t =4n i ? e

inirrsiaie commerce stwnrnq «Tf^

inlerstaic mi'rslioa Suwmrq sqxq
inters laic moveRient stvarmw qgq
inicrttaic fiuarantinr etwirmq

iniersute trade en^.jq MnTTt
interstellar ad/. W»TOriffq
intersteUar apace ^iron. epgrarf^iT
qfttn

interiteraal membrane ^ool.

interauce en ati gw
in tentig natie vessel ^ool. ers^mf^
(f^ thort for tVigfeO
“tevstitialfld/, reel, (situated la the
interatices of a tisane)
e ts a< re.

interstitial eeU etvvTT^fhr «hll
interstitial cells of Leydig erv<tTi^

interatitial lamellae ZooL
intenemporal «, Anal n.

intertentacular tube cParfiT®

— memorane

^001.

interthalamic commissure—iDtemc^

diate mass Anal «.

intertrappe.n aJ/ GkI «WtthRrqtT
iDleTtrsppean bed ipg mqisTRH «i!i
loiertnbal a.!/ wi^srardlq

intertwined adj. mtrffej, ttaddflnr
Inter.Unirersily Hoard nttaftnfiwi-
^ a«i«

iDteniflan ad/. Btsf
interutban tramijfy
Oft tnlnrlian tram)
iniersal ersvnw„ , w , »Tv?rr „ ,
W*^Tttf^fi.(Co st).vnmsffTn.

•t short lutervals q>V
4)^1 WSTiqfiqf

inter val for lunch xfhRRlfTt {,I,ort
for qvTgqte^

interval of apace Iffy, wiwisittft
interval of linie^ t: ' i.<i|w ^RR q i »4< | B
intenene tb. atifltrq vT. errwT
(Const ), dV* H ensn

interienedn,;; er*?r%

ii»lerieniD*(in5erveneJ) odj. wv afi q,

dt^Rsn^wj^

inirriening holidays arrr to wqwnr,
w Wi^ qi5ft grgqf

intervening layer.^W. Stro to rvT
loterveniug wall flol. etss-TO fwfw
intervention 1 etsvvrv n^st .^tm ».
3£atff(the act by which a third
person, to protect his own interest,
interposes and becotnet a party to

lrvt«rv«Rtion»it

» Troee^3l•'g re-'Jiog between i
otberrirtiee) *- ~-

Slnlfr r^tp (the Jnterferenee cl »

,t.l. .0 the e3» r. cl mother
.ute

mien entiom*t

iBlerrentril flif/ Sxi (it ** V^st"’
eti Sl^r«T

loterrentncTilir (onmeo Zod-l^K^'

jn^TntnojlM eeptnro Zoei

mlerrerlebr.l alj *r»TTTT>^n
lOtenerlebTil <li»c Jeat «*!TTT<I«

ftTB

,nterreitebr»Hor»mmt JmI

,m«n»Ttebr.Ue«»'r»*‘*^*^'^
mtemew .

iBiemew ri frevmy^
lateeTt**’ difW* *('*' WFBT
»«er Tirol (between lieiog r«f»o“«
ttv%

iBien>ei»e-iBtetl«« .

iBterwoTea (br»n«hee) «W¥S.»?TT

mteiuieai; (without heeiog e.i.

• will) r«lT*tW lCoQ*t-)
toleiUte fi (» pereon «bo di«» 'o*®*

Ute) r.

mteitete e.t.ie *1-ITT

.Dteitite hoUiBgi X'lfB

iBtfliie inoTjlle property titJTTB

w enfw

lOteitileeocee.Mod TWH

»l aAj I

lomtioil hiele

bige

ioteftinil teerom K1»B
IDlrrtiOil e»n»l »n*> fW1
.otert.oel ron.| U.Bt «P« f«1T
iolfitioit infertion ilii WPT

.litul jure
«tioi) Div * "

•tinil pi

n «I»n SW'W

rrro

nil «iU irT»S r-ifw

Be p- liW«cl J T*?

j Ihit beb»t£ 1 ftftW. S .

3R%fT^ (Const) (*« >a this be
hill) ,

n tbJl re'pert (CoasW

iB lb« ebeeBce «l • wntreet »“
rootrere ^f»

la the »bsW»ct

IB the h»rf »»n »« noJee beef *io ^

ID tbe boJf of (the e*sh book) *t.

10 tbe l-ook (in tbe record)
in tbe e*p»eit» of i ^
in tbe ciie of ift ftnf* ^
atCoiwl)»^’«^<Co®*‘’ .

in the eireom*ieor«*‘t*'®^^'

ftofratS

in the oKOiotioee* itiiea by you

«n> «1 5

^ Aim '

tB tbe eooeie of ^ ® "

IB the eonrie of bu‘ioe»s tVTTX TS

R .

IB the eonne of |ottfiie»RlTT«il«

% , .
in tbe eortody of eoe eonn i*^
eeiTOTero O wfintffi *

IB tbe deel.oy of k wftrnT *1
in ibe aufberpe of otfieie) auliei
nnw^VR cWt % -e^- ■> n

ID the ereot of % Rt. rf) "OWl
t»nn) a (Const )

in tbe erent of so eltecbnieDt order
e im l. | ; ei-w^^ BT
IB Ibr eirrote end perfotminre of
power* end dime* of ^ *lfWI i
rf»T nr^rn! R

ID tber»»peor»e*of work ^4ift *r^

BTRr"I*t ^"*1 5^

ID tbe best cate BOHW
ID tbe 6r»l loitsoee BBRT. BRR «TT
(hotb in Co"et)

ID the 6r»l pUre BMBT
ID tbe follewinR S

in the followiDS miooer ferrMbpr
B«Tt It

ID the form eeJ manaer preierihed

I r xm Wtn « •*y Wt

ID tbe fonn eppendeil iSwg JI
in the form of note from 4 «

ID the foil Iwliet ^ ftXCW h

in tbe presiest

wfu* _

in the interest ot4l H (Const ), C

in the loleresis of LreTiiy *(^5

ID the lei t US'i?. ^ «

VS

in tbe lf»‘t depree otiri stif
inlhel.phtof «tTtIRaTa‘?r

nmyrra 51^

in tbe limit ifnik ^l*n^

in tbe male line ^^-siifll tt
in tbe maooer ll (Co-st-)

ID the manner aforesaid ftf^

R

in tbe manser prescnheJ by mlea

fjIRR ftfss ftOJt

IB the maBBeeproTiJeJTmt^S ^1*S
R (CoBSt )

»B the roanBer apecifieJ

ll

IB the iseaDtine XR R

IB tbe meanwhile XB?tR, JR
n tbe Dime of 4 RTR^ (Coeit )

I tbe Bane of a Douiaee flf^ wf*S
^RTR R

1 the Biiure otk RTTt Cl (Coaat )

1 tbe sei'bbourbood R^R R
a the opposite ilireriion BfTS**!

n tbe DtdioarT eosrte of basiseas
HWIMI IRITTT *R «

D the ordinarr courie of trade
wai*R «»nTy-*R r

lotbeorv CrSTW ^ 1*1.

ID the performaoee of 4 mi'-i ^

IB the presen l-ed form frfjT ^ R
ID the prr-enre of 4 RRV. <t Tlftnfl
R (both (rota Coist )

in ihe pnde cl offi e Ry 4 R^RTT R
IB the pul lie iDtere't F>« ffl 4
in tbe record Stfij^ R
in tbe right way ftt ftft 4
inthe pane 'TO or trtn»art.oB TtJ)
fk.RT »nm to IXTT s
in the same c*p«-i»» T^l RtOrTt^
in tbe same manner rrI BRTT kf
in tbe same pliee Rgl.Tld nnR RT
In tbe same war 1T^ s'fT
in llie seeon 1 inrtanee ft>ltRT
in the srD>r iir.t7TR R

In thtt s«mc«,..

821

Intravaginal teals

inthctonlce and pay of CoTcrn-
nif nl ^ *r

in tlie (hapa of % ^ q
ID ilia sirongest terms ?liXr S

in tlic teetli of rules fjjtnff % 5^

»rt

in the u<ual v jt tTlTT ft
in the vicinits of (m the neighbour.

1iood}%«rffH5

in the wajr X (on or elong the path)
2 (ill such a position as to obstruct)

*r<r? (fbn)

in this Uhalt 1 y?T fpn 6.

^tt sft 5, n

?n% Ute in that ho-

lalf)

in this ronnectioQ fn ITTWJ fi
in thousands of rupees (*9 a liesdnfi
in a hatsnee elieet) S

(TRs f?<)

btimacY 1 (close famihanly) ^lOrm
2 (illicit soTual intercourse) s^'I

’tftrttl. tiftyn /.
iBtiRiJte n,?;. niT. ftr^?
intimate as.oriation ttrrvx

intimate cnntu t fsre?

intiimte knouKvIge rr^ sn’T, «rtt
ntm ?R

intiinalion S?rpt » , /.

iolitiLaiion card

iniimiiian of renewal stl

iniiniition of saeaoey f<r.r.r^TTt
iniimation report
intimation slip
in lime ttir^iix
in times of stress

in tunes jmi rrr TT51 3 (j« fqrraerlj )
iniimidate rb Z.ote(IPC.) «fi|tntPt.
^*^(bot!i ancient ssords),TTT:n
threaten (ancient word).

roerfion gflsTT, jrifti crtT
torture

extortion STT^, «5tri ^

ntiniidatioD wfiTTJTq tn , TTT=n
eriininal intimidation Wirnfil®
srniTiTii

inline pr( WI^Tr^TTn
“to J/o/u »l(^,

(i) l«o into two (0x3)

(ii) 6 into fourtli roolof 3 64*^

t rjfint 'tjttHjit %

till) 6 inio a plus hplna e, whole
under tlie radical ligo
eVo+h-rc ^ gfira ^55 «

Jil fl OTtKt CTsflng
ID token of % Ultriltih-t
inlolerableo/7 ennT
intolerable rruells n<tn ft^itai
intolerable seseritr ntlQ
intolerable smell imii ri3«i
iDtoleranre n^Himpt/ (see bigotr))
iDlolerant alj I <<nf«x^

2 leretlty (light demaodiog) BtCT«

rnfflxi.)

inioteranl of sliade Parestry Cni*

intolerant tree'll ig lit demander
Foreitry at.iui41
intonaiioo Afoiu (l(|i^ltin n.
in loto

latoxieaol (that tthicb intoxicates)
vnrv. wT^ !t*ti «.
intoxiiJte rh «« tjTPni Ct^
iniovKateil <1 Ij m
intoMcaled |•eraoo int nflB
latoxicaliog tijj m?* (Const.)
iaio\uatio| beseragea tn^ ^
inlOMcaimg hitler* ^f^Tl

inioxieatiog drink sttTS^
laloxicatiiig slrog t[T^ StTa
inloxieatiog liquor siTTtS ^ n
(Ck)n*t),»rf^/.

inioxiratiog powering ?rft>
intoxication ) nq m
2

inlra* (within) •"•'I'nt
inlrMldomiPal

inlrscambul JJol (Wt earn.

bmm)

iDiracambial tissue ifu

intrarardiar injrrlion ftf.u Vt »>».
inirareltular Bid. OtiMn»ttT
iniracciluiar li»perplj**a Plnnt
Pailiol ihnrjsrtr

iniracraDial pre»*Mre PrflT

intractable lulj ar^W
intrjclaMe soil

intraciilancoBS odr ^xrfi^TT

intraciilSDeesf* injerUon $q

iDiradermic injeelion^vl*^ $rq

intrafascicularedy. Bot. fieside the

bundle’) q^twsar

loirafascicular rambiutc Pot. ^T*tT-
iniraformational aJj Geol. TT^xtr*

*?rr

iotraiotestinal artery Pool. «l»tll*'4.

»?rT xtfjnft

inlramembranous cJj. Zeol ^«tTVtr

intramembranous ossification Pool.
»5I|W1*<I< WtiAtR

intramolecular ad], (mthin the
molecnle) Clietn

intramolecular respiration pot
•TW^tt^TOT
(stn.muDicipal adj.

Miimifc'hWntr

extra-municipal BTtT7lfe^-fT?r
intra municipal land

iBtn-mnral ad], (id a jsil) 4Him*aT
intramuscular A<f/, lljqHjcar
iDtnmnsciiIar injection
tnlrananal ad}. Zool dlHll«(lvH'in
intrananal epiglotti* Pool.

**4Rimih

in Irinait *ti3 3

in transition l 3
2 (in transit) ttrfw
intranuclear adJ. Poe .
intranuclear mitosis sqfif'arrTBrT
^finrrJWt
mlra-oculai adj\

intra^icular tension arnf^

intrapenloneally T^TXtjyimsST. T?T.
iniraprotUallial a<?/. Pot ^* | gg T.

intraproTincial 0 1; nrs^nmaTT

latrastate commerce ( commerce
wholly within a state ) fllUliitatif

inirKtigmaiic sciscl Pool, f g y isq s a t
(fjx short for TtWJr;)
lalralrjclieat aJj T^IH^lmxTT
intrauterine aJj. emlsiUimsTT
intrauterine cauterization rnrfxrqi-
»rpar ^

intrasaginal 0,?/ Pot.fsitnatol within
a sheath) ^rx^TTJ^ssT
iniraiaginal scale Hot.

5m

intikTaicuUr

822

inTagination

lolrarastuUr alfjmw'aT
jBlr»vi 6 Cul»r lDJ?tllon ^

intrt%eDoa 9
tolrivenoui la^ctioo
sflMI-fl

inlr*vert«ltr»l fliij Anat
intra 'irei

ialratital = iDtravitim
jotravitim {dunog life)

lotrixjUry Dot
ininciyy ufeOTl/
inlncalt ad} StfV, JW
lotricit^ and difEcull
iQtricatt dflaiU 1
a rnjm 5 «^» »TPT«
lotricatc fioiDcial prolilemj afill

latricaCe m d^Mila Snwj-^i^

intrigant iais U r C ) { n)

jotripu* X«v(l P 0 ) It (laaatd)
intrigue li

intriguer Lav (I TC Pt)

iniiigurry Law (I P /

intriniic ad} 1 ft> (internal) WPST
3 Xiiat (wholly within) erTftWy
iotrio>ie eiiricteruliet ftw Wtpw
intriB«i« curve J/atk firnw*
intriniiG energy ■ toternal energy
PJiyi. (Vi ant) enwn «»1
lotnodc cqaatioD ilatK fra «o)«tT
intriniK etiuatioo of a epace curve
• natural equation of « apace
curve Ifaik. *1 Pm tnft-

*TT

lOtriQaie imporhiace ^ VpT
lotriotic lumiootily Pkyt fru Wfl*
ftrit

initiDHC ntatde Jaat inW"TT TSTl
lotriniic preiiure** internal preiiure
en»?tTf^»

iDlnatic lyfinjeal mutcle ZpoI
ertrqvTT Wl
tntrmtic value 1

1 Econ ftit arg) WTf>T« n«
iBtnoiir weirUt frt Sit
in triplicate ntn irfr^f n
inirotuce rS 1 n\tie, rtrt «(iai
3 (to bring laf warill^r^ WTei
3 (to caBie to be aequaiBled) gftng

4 (to bring forward formally, as a
bill) •CTI. JTWlpRt *T 5 Tt

(CooatJ (I beg leare to letrodueo
biUno-ift^WW. d^STPOTT*^
arjrrSr wipn t)
fi Ckan tt^tm
introdoeed ad) 1

9 Pori. Prtldice (as, a bill) ^ P 41
(CoDst )

uitradoetion i « . flttr m.
a Bdue n . sfPlVT,

preaeotJtioii
generslualion tnni’ 4 VTS|
ipplicatioo sutfl
rrespitulalioo

3 (ot a booV) ^^< 1 / (tee foreword)

4 (act ol giTiog or acquiring par
eooal aequaistaoce) n

3 Pori. Praettet (of a bill in the
legialatQre) Jf n. (CooatJ.

STTHT^/,

6 ( at o{ reformt) n

2 (ol esotiea) irtlW »
introductory ad> gtnmntv

preliminary mtfam
intro Jurtory note BWiWaw
lolrodnitory afieeeh B B t umat* vrrm
lotromiUeot at) Zadt, (tbrowio;
into) «*« Wl (

latroioittent organ ^onl sian^'t) fan

lotrorae lobe 0 <i| wtw^ qtfe
lotrovpectioii araatfk/
introveraioD P$ytkot
evtroveraioo n 1 )§wal

lotroven a .1 Pool (ot aeoail) "" 1^4

2 Paff*of w^w na.
eilrovert

intrude lb 1 (toforcermeaell in wiUi.
out leaveor welcomef WT'rt ft *WI,
WWI

aCeel frftgw
intruder wwFsitr ( 9 ) aa
interloper wqnbgl

intruding organianiBaUacLiag org^
niiiu Zool WTpift sftttg m.
iniruMOD 1 ninra>si m , anqi
3 Low aiquitq n
3 Orel. fl<slT=( n
ietniMve* Gcol fllfW n
iDtruaive roek Crol
in irunavtn R

in trust for Iti

I N T U C (Indiap National Trade

Union Congressjwtn^TSS (W<=fl 4

nfpr «iSv^-arrT*r«T)
iDtumeace tb gvqtt
lotumescence Dot fsqy m.
lo tune Phy)

iDliiisusceptioD Dtol (inlKl within'
•^lusceplui taken up") It-

lOlercalation et^ntrr
Inula Bot (with radiate beadal

I grantioidet (it is given to p ti*
snts auffering from asthma— Laso)
yntrii

I, graveoleniadeabsoe (grare^ent
‘of stiong odour) SHn** wcvtli
I lielenium Riqia^ nttflu
I Indies m Vicos suneulsls
(Gcalisoi)

1 racemesa (leaves Uneo-ahaped
Baiu) attlft^

1 royleans (the plant If eontulered
pe'senous— Pssu) farnS anriN
ioulste Bioelievt arrjftify m. (ifnM
inula)

leulin ( 7 Fiula+ MiOwtrilR/-
touleic n j

iDuoction 3 ftd 1 (applying an oiot*
merit with friction) WW*sq, fc^t*

Wt^tw n

3 (ointment) staqnn n
inundate rb> ^ Vtm.

■19 «Tqi. rp (WIT) anq*
inundaiion n , ^ m . <19

loundation seaion
iDundatuiBoi Pnr
inure c 6 i strqw

S (to pais into use to take or have
etfect to b« applied) an^t,

■m S WIWT, S itnjqy
mured ad) srrVFi
m ure to bn own beoeCt arm f ^9
w>i 7 qi

m \acuo QsqvS

invade v& (to enter with boitile Intan
lion) wfliqTq. WTr^ WWl _
attack WIVIVI ^Tsrr

lovf'inateek (to eauaa to infoll so
that an outer hecomev an inilar
aurfac«)wwti'vq

invaginiting edge ^ool w*rtWtfre
mva'ioatioa Zool. St*rtwq •

in

invaiUd Y*hib«

m

in vjia tri

invalhl (li?/. 1 Ttnjfe. yJs

2 Late WJT*^ (Coii«t ),

3 WHW

iovalul aJoplion Latv
invalidate sb «or>^ »<ni, WK1*’T
erainr antiriir'i

invalidated aiJj Wgl sT y t «ratrifT
invalidatiOD IIW|'t|%(U| n.,

«nn*« *trrpn» « , wmri

i^Tpn

invalid liallot paper
invalid ■ arriaje >rT4 Vpf
invalid iliair illy
invalided aJj ■ntPTfl'T,
invalided from acrvicc «nn*V-
?T

invalid election intT*^ fW^'TT
invalid food ^tvinr
invalidin' vin*n*7ni> *nTinJiT*i a
invaliding board fRn’wrff
invalidin' eeriifieale mriMittui ffirivi'
VX

Invalidity 1 In» *l»T*vn. «V»TJ /

a

awwrJw/. (Coiial)
invalidity and old •§« pentioni «>
wrJin ifn

invalidity peiition «qt7jn*Pr^lV'

iiw (Coiiat )

invalidmeni ar^ntwr", irsw TlfTTn*
WWT’^WPf, ijrni
invalidmeni not of aervirc ^-Xirvl

i.Sta'.r inoperative antT*T •nrrT

mr^

invalid paaaenger illy iHl VTli
invalid penaion annrdni
in valoiD' land >iPr «T W

Invar (an alloy; coeffecient of llier*
mat e^paniion if vary viiiaU)Ot^*
«t?in.(^foe tt5)
invarulde <id/. «»y.

(unelianging)
invariable role win
invariable aeqneneemti ar^OT
invatrably

invariant Uath^ n.

invaiion X atfiiTPr. wt*Rvt n . (ue
a.'cr«*’>on)

3 Plant PalM. w mt u ».
invective tnodlttv^T, nnft
inveigle rb. (to lead cn or aatray If

bliiidin'ttoonsnnroor win over by
gftile) fiirilinn f^vH*iI#fl tflHT*

JiTOTSTT (are uii;h«.nte)
invei'lemrnt

invent rb (incimt vrord (rom

TlRf^X •WT, ITT^T
diaeoier anftiTTT

invented «ilj 3T9ttT ('incient trord
from

diseovered

invented wotd 3^afi7T fl«^

deimptive vtovA ywq

invention dM]!l / (noeiout word from

discover) KrfqvQit
Inventions and Designs Art
awi wTWt orfvjftw
inventive nd/ (ef. <tT^a1)

inventor ( l) m. (usod in Mila-

) ataiu)

inventory wrftiTT/. (ire eataloguo)
inventory elerU

inventory of note), toots and x>Iantv
TTftfl »iVt tnfe*J
inventory of iKe goods Vtjitf *1
irrfe^T

■ avertable <id/
invciseodr Prwti*,

% Katb Wftf

loveraen. ftrftw »

inverse tircvilar funrtions Mntb.
s<h fiiq

inver'e lorrelalion o uegative ror.

relation SlxltU$e$ ftwHl Aim
inverse rolaogcot irftq ^tTJ^I
inverse eurreot Bite Wt;

inverse form Jfaifc tnftw
inverse fuBi lion dinii fwil

inverse li)perl>oln fumtioas 3fath.

inversely ldW«ftsr. nf l t o m ^
vary jtiverselj adtvfBBTvi
inversely proiiOTlional aialh. idhT'
3Bnft(t=X.)

inverse ordrrareverse order jt/nH
TtWi

inverse |KHBt Hath. B>ftT (V*^
iBvrrse jiroeess 5iai«i,e» wily
inverse pr oiwrt.on 5M<„lie» BiftT
tnr^TPT, mfnijipj
inverse ratio KotJi. HlftT OfgBrT
dirrrt ratio atijy wym
inverse trgre'ation Urtal. «r#t7 ^mx,-

inverse-STJsre lave riigs. JTtlB-B^i’

inverse vernier Sure. »3f*tT WJiftrft
iuvecslotv 1 btvic RbVb III
full iniersionqdi f»qt[iT
3 J/oJ/i. sra>rr n

3 c/irvi n.

4 St itishct ft^iTTT /.

5 n
inversion of sucro*c

iOLVerviOtt of leoipecatiire STOt^n^
inversion of uterus rnrWlB WT »TOl‘

inversion point (temporitiire nt
wiiieli invsrsioii tftl»esphce) wii*''?*
(sliort for >iTTdiT.>tnW
inversive (!(//. sdWl | f\)
invert ailj I Chem M71W
3

invert ri» 1 sdlw, aeTur,

2 srylBitB

3 C/ir’'i "BBtlit

invert dri^ t» inverted arih
invertjse £;cv/if'» in.

Inierlebrsta STXnftTB. »'i I’f.
lavenel'tate nd;
inverted adj 1 B^rttt
3Sl<iHiUf» tfdlftit. ftBtttfa

3 (heal dowuTra^1s)'^*t^ft^

4

inverted arrii Arch. stMTvrn
inverted bundle Dot- <iw

inverted commas (quotatini iiutX«i|
n

inverted cycloid Math THflRn BWU
inverted edge Htil. «*ftfvi w?
inverted image diiro'i. oftijR

inverted king truss Jilt/. (HtfH rm-
tftirsT

inverted order (reverts qrdet) M illi
Tnstr, Btflfipt BH
inverted position WTf^ ftofir
inverted queen truss Biff ftrflT
Tt?ft-T^O*»

inverted tube ftsW BTW
inverted U-tube Phfft. BTP H
snJlfTf Bl»r

inverted U tube apparaluo m Harr's
ai'pjrsiiM p/tfft. srnlfTg-iTm tnRrr
inverted V «|VTT n.
iiiveried Y-lube P/,yi B,p b-ito

inToIre

, Invextad Y'tubi

ia^er1ed Y-tul>e ippiMlu* = Il»re’e
apparatui Hrp-*?
imertin

ioicrla‘e *nT-«t
iBiertio; $u »n»ert tli
sD\ert pr«sure Bet ***’15**
ia>ert aojat KTX’'
tot fit ci I Ci>n f^'TlaW. wnnj
2 JT TT^, ^

-3^

invfitfd Mpilal j^af

lOTfited Milh powers it g*t

iDtcMipaie ti •r^'TSIR «Tin (Consl)

re^<arch

In^tatipliDg UfCccT w gWg H WF^lO
iQTCilijaliaD n. (Cooat )

cxamioaliOD TTltfl
March aiKT^

(Dqoir; ^ftTajl
KruliBj

»»plaralion WJt^Tri
captoilitiaa (kJ«tnea aiaamatio'i

r#eOBneH«rin,

1 0 > p« cl I s 0 ant

loquitilioo (» jujic;al or olfieial
ea>]airy or tsaminatios heiott k
jury) <rntn

thorough aod irarchiog laiciliga*
(leo amii=! At arjRCi?
iBv«tii;aiion aoil protccuiiOQ ar^-
tiSKtthrtrf-rvtTT

iBTcitipiioD of crime arnra ar^qvn’t

iDifilipatioBOfhccr at^aj'ji^ ir^fT
lD\c>Upi(or R^arom 1 V m
aaa cnifalo rt iiatamctcr
OUtTTWH

latritia; liooe - membrane bone Zxl
•nenti arfm

leacttinp i.O'.er. fta'nft arfr^i

iBTritiB' iheath RTini-«T^
iBirit IB monej' leoJio; butinris
ct^Vlf) H filial
iBteibture of ofCeert oith power*
y^r'Sa’^Kl a't aifir^ rEro

inaeilmeol i C<-ri Ctatia n , rwit n

a Zc*: mnm m

iBtriimeDI a rouBt him ••ei
IB<r>tinrnl I jnl f^nrS «fa«n
iBvr.tmrni flu luJtioB fun 1 faBlrt

fafi

IB«rame*t iTUpiul Wm
IBirlimrnl o( lundfxfl Rarwa

I BpparktuB 824

loteatmeotre'i Ur 1^37
laTC'lmeoti la eenlrat goversment
aa I alate poaerniaeDt ferunlici

trai tn3 h

ft of TT

inveetmeot tni*t
in» eilor m

laiert pith a n*{it arr«S77 ^ hAt
«TT 5^ 4t>ti

inveterate aifj (deep rooted, not yiel
ding to treatment a« an loreterata
djieaae) at^"^

■n view ofitrtfenTnnj^
in view of the above farle
»T« « tfc « a«a pr. 33^ <t*^f
»t aft! H TOSI

in view of the rliao'eil policy qfr>
atft cr ri«5 jir
iQvipiUte eh AtT"
lovi'iUlor <ttfr7 m
inviocibteod; WTTr3il(»«i*superabI*'
iBviotableod/ aa^fma
inviolate odi anfTCn
■ a virtue of (t|,« porverv) <
lovM.lleofj laitn
2 Cere . /'tna'ire Wnfub Pry
iBVHible bifocalt Ophthalmol artT*
frnfw

lavitiole ei|>ort anf4Mray Anti
iBVMille forrea aiiy* w
latirible preen 1 (bluith green Pirr’-a
in hne, of low •'a aaturaiioa and
Jew fa brillian-e)

2 () ellowith green vnnla 10 hue of
low wa taluration ard >er> low (l

1 nllianee) a’l^rai'fl’

lov iribte imjiotl atyfaffriay amra
iOTi*il>le import* aoi] eaportt antfit-
f»fn artnry arta fhnty
lovi'rbie* Cem aryfafafwy n
•oviiille Irale aaafiaA'f'ay ayrua
iBTiiaiion card fynrTtl-m
loviIatiOD to tender faftyi ftriyin
invite eh 1 RTin f-t ar y a i Vwt

2 (n'TWI (invite tibncnr'i/n

- *1^), aHHtWt (inaito iiotalioni wtT
amt^), Miyfra «twi ( anlo atton.
tinn vnia*~t‘iia arfi)

3 (to i-lu'e) trirwy

iii»rte jlIrnliinayryRiafnyTWT
driw atirnli »o vyiy f^ptl
inrilrd error sufn ajW

invite ijiioieiioD* any wnyTwt

ID vitro Col (m gilts, hence in a teat
tabs benbcr.olejyny W
10 aivoCof (in aliTing organism) jfty
H

in vogue gyif *1, nyfew
invoice Com. Air* n. (from
qflpv!)

iiiwari] invoice atiirr tfts*
oulviard invoice frrifA At*
proforma invoice ^tiHlu A**

AnT*st, Aa* 5 ferrai, Aa* i)
*Tpn

invoice LooL Aas'jrr

lav Dice coit Aa* A Fins. Aa*-Ai.

lovoiied cost Ayiff^y Ipay*
inv Diced note* A3f*f?frrT arvT*

invoiced vieijbt A**f?f*ayarTT, Aa*-
aiTT

invoice price Aa**s^
invoice ♦)ij> Aai-yen
invoice value Aa* ar?!
lovolucel Bel (a aecondiry inreJn*
ere) ftVr*T /

involiicral rup Cot (Vn***

involucra) Oapt 2;e( fn^nna
iDvoluctal membrane faVr***!
involucre iol At (« in , firn ** n
iDvolocrum m involucre
lovoluatary A/?; 1 Xato at^ft**

2f>V? nAraSTV*

involuntary alienation I,aio K^fc?*
atinmcrei

involuntary bankrupt Lour at^tf"^
wyfyfa

involuDtarv bankruptry Xauifl^A**

wyfefV*

involiiniary muiiJenrfrvsrnvrVrff
involuntary nervous ayitem afTCH-

invc.liinljry pavinent aAftSI* fft*y
involuntary lru*l atyft^* i*r*r
involute o-f; I airyyfey

2 ^:alH KryD>i

involution 1 yail, vnfvn/.vmn

2V,J (relornofthoottruito It*

D-rUii) fyyyy «.

3 iiry5=ry n

invotuiion form y,«( arwrtfey *7
involve ,r, atadnuyfCiri.t), R»yfiry
ym. iiryuet gt4i. |tfrf?a t'ryi

inYolv«(i 825 iodyxite

in>ol\ed <uJj. (Const), •nra,

insolse Jclav . J? ftKW 5^
involved >n accident
ii^volv inj; expcndiiutc
inward ad) 1 «r^ti
WT5t

2 HJy »nimT!, *T^Tf^,
outward fimiifl,

inward and outward corre-'I'ondence

wTvn^l wTT w<i35R, *n>

^ ^ Snsi 9TK TI
inward look Mim gr^r
inward bound 1 Rly WinfBt ( f\)

2 (T^)

inward clearing arFitf
jnward con-ignineni 1 ^<*rn

2 *nrn«fl 5*3

inward eorre*pondence arrrmft TS*
*n5 5ia 55
inward diary

inward flow turbine Ii{y «r* 5 f^ 5 T«

5flfi

inward freight Com
jnward growth 2 ?« erw^a ir?
inward insoice a)ni 5
inward letters «f*r T5, wninO 55
inward luggage offlee Rig *557*^
ftsrt «t5^

inward nutnbee (TtTTT ^C 5 t
inward parcels traffic Rig antnifl
5fT^ 5151515

inward pressure *T=Jl^ ftT^T
inward register trrrnt Tvsft
outward register iWw 5*^
inward register Bernier HI55I
n55l

inward telegram aii^ b]?i niT, Wirrisl

in whole or in part gdift anmarsTit
in whoK time co il employment 5 |l
5T^ Wftft* fl51 5
snwliom powerrare soled

eif^rnt

in witness whereof fanV *1755 5,
fins rnfii ^

inwor.bwvnS WS5 (uscl in M P)
id writing P*eT3:, (^f?t5
written

1 t> (1 ivisli„ati . I Oftior) xnr (53
•i'lia HflTiil)

lo (ionium) CA,.m 55 (eqiTlj)

io- (lo-lifit) r/iorm 5*1, (ItJJ^)

jod- lodo* (iodine) Chem 3*3-
iodal CAew 3I*53 b»

lodamoeha Zaol STlPt

I liuetsclilii or williamsisrodo*
iitnax w illia n*i, Entamoeba buet-
sildii. n willunisi, iodine cysts
«ris5-3»3«5P'it
lodate >1 Clim 3 t 4 l 5 »
lodale ill Ckm 3*355

l(to liiipregnatanitb iodine}3*3^*
*5755

9 (to treat with iodine) 3*3^-5155
iodale*'tarch-paper irt5)5'R5T-55

lodation CAem 3*3^ n.
lodeosine Cel Jttti 3*^W)
iodic ad) Chen 3 ft 4 re
iodic and 9{l5S *7*3
lodic anhydride <13^5

todide Chem 3»>5 n
luilmate ct Chen 3»3<t55

1 (to treat witli loJine) 3*3*t‘rTr55
2 (to combine with iodine) 3*3^*
5735

lodinaiioo Chnt 3*3^55 «

iodine cV”i 3*3ttV/

1 bromide (mono) 3 »gtft ^5 (55)

I chloride 3*3^

I cystSBlodanoeha bnelsehlii
I green Cof Ind 3 * 3 #i sfr
I number /Inof Chen 3*3^ ^551
) pent^^xide 3*3*1 5*^-3fr5
1 scarlet 3 * 3 ^ eftoi
I solution 3 * 3 ^ ft cl 55
1 value or number Anal Chen
5 * 3 *) 5551

1 violet Cot l"<i 3 * 3 * 1 5?W)f?3
iodite 1 Chen 3f*55 n

2 Mineral =iodyrilc
lodiaaiion Chem 3*^5 n
iodize rt} Chem 3*%55

(to treat with iodine or sut iodide, as
a photographic plate) 3*3ift 5155,
3*15-5155
iodized ad) 5H<tf55
lodizerafi'Vr* m
loilo-, sod- (lutmi.) CAew 3*3*
p iodo-a>et-aniliile (mono) Chen *•
3*3 5pT-sfl^ (« *)

10 Jo-a< elic mid ( hem 3*3 Sjf’T* * 7*5
lodo hehenale CAcni 3*3 55^75
lodo hehenie a<id cfcrm 3*3Stnr5«

redo beiizeoe Chem 3*3,'^5

ioJo-benzoic acid (ortho, meta, para)
Chen 3*3-vifr* 5*5 (54, 55 , 175 )
loJo-broniite Mineral 3*3-^r37 ( 13
for 7 ^f ^5 mineral)
lodo-cliloride Chem. 3*3 sftT5
lodo-iliromate Chen. 3*3’5*ff5
lodo-cresol 3*3-*f^5
lodo eO’in (erytliroain B) CA<m. 3t3_*
i;f5 (*ftf7lf5 n)
lodo-ctbane Chen. 3*3 ?Vt®5
voUo-{otm(jwte- +/ermyOCfiem.3*3-

fl

loduformuiuss iodoform
sodohydrin Cliairt. 3*3^ }
lodol (lod + pj rrofe) 3T53 «
lodo-nierciirate, lodo-nierc u r 1 a t e
CJiem 3*3 51T#l5
lodo methane Chen 3*3-l7rfl*5
lodo-mctrie •uietncal ad] Anal.

Cheni. 3*3

lodo-meiry uiBrtf Chen 3 T 3 -fiift/.

« lodo-DaphthaUne Chm m sr^.
5r77¥*5

P'iodo*nitro-bcD*eoe Chen 5*3*3*
»p-3^*5

lodonium (loriine+ammonium) Chen,
3*3573 m.

>odo*phenol (ortho, para) Chm 3i^>

lodo-phthaleiD Chm 3*3*^^
^•)odo*proplooic acid cVtam>Vt3*3-
uill^S 5*5

lodoso* (lorf + me + o) Chen, (de-
noting the presuneo ot the uoi-
valent radical I O, cep- replacing
hjdrogon) 337- (I 5, O 5l)
lodosond; Chen 4i7, 33*
lodoso benzene CViein 33 ^7*5
lodo tannic acid Pham 3*3 3^**
5*5

lodo-tolucnc (ortho, para) Chm 3*3-
(*4,110)

loilo-lyro'inc acetalc Chem. 3*f-

^f^Tt gtnPr

loduiun,7y (luetn 3*17
lod-ua). t7icT>i.-3*3-3IT.
iodux) ,ulj Chem 313317
lodoxy'lM-iizeueCA,^/! 3»33I7 -'I^sit
iod<i\v-i|Uiiiotini-9iilplioiiii. acid
3*33rT fa^srf) ri»*Tf5 T *tt 5
lodiiin-iodinc /’/uiriu 3rjft /.
torlyntc (,o./ar|.yrire) r353*>f?Rr rt.
(r« ailvor, 5M? lohlo, ** for oftl

826

R.C.D.

loU

miBSTkl)

lole iMTimsnnfs
lohte Hinefoi (»D ortborhombic mi
of vkrious thkdn of bins)
Ofen m (=ff^ bine, t* for
minerel^

foB PAyi , ( Wt (TT? n

•wn CA/tn- (» combioi ft r r of ion)

ioDiDine'Col Ind •nnftnft

tODiCaJj

lome irtiTilj wnfire few
ioDie tmmoaium
loaie itmo»phere

fn fj^ pfT
ionic exchoD^e
lOEic hydrogen 7^*^

lODjc pjodufi of w*»er (K,) »b «

»rwrr« (’"’*)

tonic itroouum fifnrrj

tome theory M,j trnfe*
loDiJium Oil g^e^fl'Srerfil
I eDDeitjirrmtiin
(Bun ?3*J7t)

I betero[ihyllum a I eBnettrxr*
mum

I tulTruticotum a I eoBcitpet*
ioBiieaiOBixe
ionium Chrm irwfT^m
ioDiuiion wwn n
^tgree of loeiuitica irwprhf
ioBizttion of gM r;,j„
ioBite r6 (ir^» fni,

{ooiKil aJj

ioBued iif Bol wg

SoniziDg jction iJol Rq-tu few

ionmog *genfy rhyi wi**
ioBOBcfGV ton "tioUI +-««, Om »n
odoar cl tinUu) ihrjtri /
ioDoiphcre ( ,e»o. nqs +

«n^ nesion »l«vo til*
enrfxeo in Rhicli loniivtion Ix^M

pi »e*) wqqmcR n
ioBotheripy orwif'qfemt /
loBiorhorem |y,j (introdoetiou of

ioDi inio tl • body) *nrn%qw n
W»^«»5feTT/ (ineientninie)

lOU (Ie*«yos)«T a
IO».UD,pa.tor of Wori.) Blf «.
fe <«»*•>? firtw).

*•!’. (Icditn rolice) W! «1 (mrHYq-

winit)

1 p (intormodinta prouore) IfocA.

q fir («Mw R4tt)

I P C (Indian Poaal Coda) MT
(yrrofrt ^JRftfT)
rpecicaanha it Jits

ipecacuanhiMipcraraialiae radix s>
Ipecacuanha root PAorm n.

ipecaeuanhtc railix = ipetacatnha
ipecacuanha pilla with aqnill ^
pilutae iprcacuanhae cum acitta
PJuim

ipecacuanha root = l|•cracuanlla
iperacuaetia>root powder 4qi(K
Iphigenia Dot (it balone* to lily afirit
fcnaly il propafataa by eormt
y^l) S»lft

IpidaC = ScotyliJac
Jpnopa/W (01 /p«»o#*Jan»oni"+ epi
Il iiaa no eyea. but narotilielasa two
Urge phoaplioraaeant organa on tho
liaad— Loll ^a90J
I|iomo«a Boj fitgm ntfiy
I a^uaiiraaf rcplaoa
I bataiai («ntat potato) llillb*^
^ft^UIin. elites, Gu|> aakirin)

I Lilotiaal pracaprae
I lionaooqaCalonyctloB Iwininos
I rain|>anulaia (corolla tulnilar*
cainpaniilata — Daan t
fetJI

I carftca (carnco *(Uili-«o)oarad’)

I corrincaaQnamoclil roccioca
I <la>y((>crnia(«oodaViUoiia~'Itaail)
»fWr*

I d>gnata(gixntpoCalo)iI^tirr«<
f^'Tr(Baaa gApweg. Ban. M«m>>
AamrOi Kan bABmicAolrapaifdri
Mar. (AniIoAoIo)

1 diiiccta (corolla wbita-^IUan)
fiiTpii

I «rierarpa-«I. hiapida
1 hailati (lot biifaCa *apmr aha-
pad’. 5^ a apaac) fq|V1

I. bedcracca((aj,cg|a|ap^ nioraing
glory) T«wft» fhgm (Bata fwdrt,
Saa> Oo| Ilm. vimmi)

I bitpida ftgin (N W P.

rroTiBca «fi<ig(l)

1 Icaru (noooflowat) VtfhwCw

MTf*

1. ■aneatawCalonyctioB mnnea*

turn

I. obaenra fiigiTl (Baan

»F»r)

I orir.ilieniia(Jtio<l Tooft Bled me*
dieinally— B isb)

I. pet caprae (goat’a font craepei)
{Baau

1. pea-tigridca (tigor’a foot, bind-
weed) aqrort fifl^ (Un-
pitdo)

I purg4 = E*ogonium purge
J purpurea (morning j,lory)*i)nlV>*

firiat

I «joaii>ocli|oQuBm«M.lilptBData

I rrniformia filTB (B .N-

Bin Mar

Oui J'mrqf, Beil J-tTCMSHfit)

L repent (rrjwiu 'craopuig' »ifTr(l)

ftfn

1 rrptana TifiJr (Dmu
B on lofmiMb, Dm. bitfmiw)

I. aepianairf'TtftfilfST/PaJU snfW))
I. eeaailidorawl. liitpiJa
I triilcntata a Merrrtiila Iriden*
lata

I. lubereiawSpanUh arliour-viBe
(tha liiW It a draatiB porgitlva

— Bwu) iwn*firrn

1. iiitppiliuiu WrM fttt'ft (MW.
fetfi’)

I. iiBinora fefW
I.titirotiawMcrrcniiJ vmfotU
Ipomora ml u (iiota (litt

ml u hare 'black’, Hin Ban
tint. Mar. *I3t Wnr)

I P P. beholule (India Pabiitan Faat-
porlBoliadula)Wqtn Wgipfl (WT.
wfl»rw TKrq wTt^)

I P. rale (luua priaa rata) fe. ^ wi
(fMhTJl‘q*ni)

I promtie « ^ J

I.P.S. (Indian Police SarTict)tntn^.
WTt^ Sti)

itno larto (by til# Uct or act lUaK.
b) tUa vary nature of the caaa)

> »T»T *r ft. WS

ipM jure (by tba law iticU, by opera-
tion of law) fefec ^ ft

IP.S. probationer Kim^

IB (inapoilioii report) PlJt (feO»t-

Ir (iriJiuni) CAcm

l.fl C D, (mapaetion report el ealtlo

lT«dal**s ixisate'bixd

8i7

iion cacodylftta

disease) {'T3-Tnr-fsr^-n&.

>T^)

Iredale’s fn'ate>bir<l Atrt
•KW {fonnd m Ce> Ion %r^)

Irena .Uet (eontain* the (a:n blue*
birds) (iftcrsc^ »nej-

ent word)

Irene ^Istroii* tn.

Irenidae «<rij •fl«ttj&-4xT ni.

«»» bUcL Cot. Ind. V««.ds «e

solutions of basie dj es eontsisms
a fixing agent, and do not require
steaming) aflW

i. brown

i cyanine &WT«7T
i. green

i. red TT5

i. roac (hsIujh tor
I. torquotie blue fulsq-l
i. siolet PnWq>l
i. yellow

liiSTtea Det Contains the stiU p%ltn)
srsWR nwCt (has stilt roots
I. exorUtsa (it hoars root spiocs
which are ontgrowtha from the
roots'— MoLeau I.S21 ) IIWJJB
TO5TR

IridjL'eae Bet. n

iridectomr yr^e ^ i; n.
iridescent (I, at. «rj», irirfu ‘rainbow)

fi rgp ft ( 4 ^)-
indiaie Clum. n-
inilicoJr C)tri»». riPra
in lie and C/ieiii. •(»«

iridico* (iridic) C/uon
iridio* (itidinm) Clui >•
indio-plaiiDiim C/ieni* sjW’ttgT^
iridiousoiO Cliem. 9*7
iridiou* acid C7ie«» 9*7 sn»
iridiie Cl*c*’i 9f^ n,
snJium Cliewv. 99tg >»
tridium 1>Ia>k 97T7 «TR
inJocycIectoiny (remoial of tlio
ins and of the ciliary body <rs7)
<I7W^7 ”1-

iridocyrlilis Ophlluilvuil. (mllamtaa-
tiori of the iris aaJ of the ciliary
bod) tr7W9T9 n
iriJ(>.e7te Zool (a cell cootaiPing
iridescent greeniih pigraonOl^Hlfe-
9 hn/.

iridosmine, iridosmium (an iridiom
osmium alloy) 9957^ wi.

indosmium = tridosraine
Tris Dot 9m^«-!Rnft

I ensata {fnsata ‘sword shaped*)
^T*179 9r«^R

I. floreniiana (the root is fragrant^
tn*fl»7 9J9^

I eentianiia (swollen rhi/omes

— MtU ui I 936 1 TITftre Tt^np

I kumaonensis f9i9Sl-41H*{R
I nepaleasR JwRt-TTKtlJJ
I pallida (tho ilowera are paler in
colour than those of the eom*
iiionir J itenMniftt— PNS.) 4t3
9W^

I soongarua (teases liaear—Basu)
^fiST^ 9 lt 4 ^A

ins I J«!M fwn /. (cf in

ajT)

1 (a colour. re>Idisb*blue m

line, of low 97 saturation and high
7 brilliance) stTftRlTK

Ifii dltron «»a9g^9?m
insaniioe CeL Ind. ^**93^7^
iru and ciliary body Ophlhalmct, tt7B
ins blue (Gk. iris raiabow*) 1 Col.
Ind

2 (rmidish bine Wl'kW 10 has* of
Ion 97 saturation, and high 7
brilliance) srrftTntT!

ins diaphragm Opt»c$ srwm-TW fi.
ins green (greenish yeUow grera
in line, saturation and
brilliance medium **'7 ) WwrjtwTfil'

Irish hlightslate blight

Insli bridge Ctoj. (causeway) 379»

Irish daisy ( TaroMCsm e^muoZe }
519IHW3 f.

In«li nioss=rarrsglicc. most ciTUr^*

Irish {nilaloswliiic petalo

Irish sandwort = Arruar»ciliata

ins sheath ZccL ysen-as mc i

in* eioUt Cet Ind.

inlij SfeJ irewiwVq ei.

irksome 99WT^ 91Rt« 99T*. 9^ ^

LR.O ( lospoctor of Begistration
O'lcoo) 7 91 ft (9*9JS»-9Trr7-
ft-tsfW)

iron u. 1 stwHw.,

2 Chert. WT^ «. (Fe 9 )

3 (an iron for smoothing sod pres-
sing clothes) TTf)/.,

4 (a colour)= 9 egro (a colour, rod-
ysllow in hue, of low *7 satu-
ration and low ft brilliance) *77»
<9i^a

iron b6. 79(179. 5^ 9T9t. 9771

iron adj, fTT^-,

uoa acetate ((«■!«) *C 7 fe 9 lS*ft 7
Iron Age sni^-^
iron alum sr 9 ^ 79^91
iron jinuioniuDi chloride ( (Ltnc )
«9f(I9 fijTHS sftT7

iron jiumoQiuni citrate (brown or

gri.L*ii) STTH ft 79 I 3 ft*si )7 ( 79 , j9)

iron ainuiouiuui oxalate (lerrie) *[ 9 -

fit* fit7l3 fcna)7

iron ammouitiiu sulphate ( forrio )
STTfe* filTTJ

iron ammoDiuui sulphate (ferrous)

M9W fttwig

iron ammonium Isrtrate ffscru.) 97*
ftT 9 ft 77 I 3 STttriVt
iron and steel Rlgl 93T7R
iron angle era
iron arrows st^.*r9
iron arsenate I77)'it717*t7
iron tnenite si^-ZtTlfts
iron aac W7--5?n. ^ 9T 5?5tTl
iron aile •n)?

iron bacteria siT^lllbluj
iron band O 7*1

iron bar STuV 7*9

uonbark Dot (a kind of euealyptos)

iron-barred gale WtI^si

iron beam ST 7 )- 9 f^

iron Wnaoate Ifemc) *7fB9 ’?fl9

iron black snt 9rR

iron bloom sru -^<79

iron blue STU) ^

iron boihr MUt-cftm. 91 Tffftw
iron loU /Ify srulS^w)
ironI>oiind parking calcs siutu^
7r7T9

iron lirotmde (forrous' 9717 ^7
iron brown snfr-UW
l^iio,;ro S97T*^7
2 s=inincrjl brown
iron biifTCo/ /»,/. snr -TTxj
iron earodylate FAniwi.*r9-*5n»a»f)7

iron f»p r.h
iron cart td<r *W Sxh^
iron I art omlr WT Sl'nft’J
iron iarl>onil m SI'IHP*
iron rliain «rz ^**^1, ^

iron fUaiD raUe « *TTTJl

iron rhlonJe am^trn
iron .hloriir .oluti I ,r' WlrfiT*

iron oelrrn »raf 3^TT’ «I
HT

iroo rilrjit fejy09

iron citrate (firr i nc^iri) apiTn*

filTTfra C*^)
iron.cli) an; arTWlTr
tron>cIaiJ rwitch P lCT lt *(rf5=t
iron rompQunJii Dr/tinatt arT^^^ti
iron-core iraniforiiicr B'qR «lta4(*

Iron cotter /?Jj( ’i)

iron door raai «t{ jrre?
iron dmtn tr*
iron dull wnY^
i/oa rsnefcirl ontl irrr^Tfrrjpc
iron frrrbciamdc r«r-w<rw TTOV
iron Iklr orut t* in><t Ht
iron filiDji (eoirao, fin#)

«!P)

iron fluenJe #nrK STttn
iron formate (ferr 1 1PIP«
iron frame# vo rjinT
iron furniture fjjy ef^T^WT
iron rate flfy rr| ITT
iron^iLi?{y atrjwrfni
iron pirdrr fliy pff

iron pUnce j/iAerei «rof

liematile jjHrfTI

iron pljicero-ihoipbite (ferric) «r»-
ttTJTJT

iron fraii-DioetyVnol (relvjwiuei
enolarr) ST^f^ m
Iron prey iprr
iron putter /Hy HTJ-mpfr
iron hammer

iron heater mv*TT7W, ►;) T7 TTW
iron hoop itr^W. ift ofl
iron hooped od; «Tn^

Iron bTdrotide #r^

iron brprvphoij Kite (ferric) ir’l^*

Tnarfcm

ironical cJj (aaocat word).

wini

iron iml-lte (fomi.) VrdlV

iron lodi lc = (crTi lodidam Pfuirm.

•r^y.jri^T

iron loiliiie (ferrmis) «nn
iron ja-prr Wtl -ifttFUfil
iron pint

iron lair;, icr «r? SfltJ
iron la. Uie (ferron*)
iron ladder vit U »hfl,

(•ftAj

iron Utlice lower a(B
iron law of wapra 9 hraien law of
wapea -= aiih*»lence theory of
wa-rt hvon ^ «T iftn
r«T?p’t

iron liquor (TTfriT m

iron mapnraia apineloecylonite

iron Riatare (feme) «nife»
iron maapaneae rilraie (ecnlen)
frfHtq (tm)
iron tneteorue

I roa minium tnV (4 eolosr,

> elhiw lali ted in hti*. ot

iow tataretien end low hnlli-
anee) WTtwrtrt
iron naila (rr^S, \ tftti
iron fiiclrl alLatioe ««ll £Ur. K^*
'PVt clfrr
iron nitrate (feme) w^fnv
iron nitrate aolotioo (fame) ■t^frtT

iron oclire Cof Jnd wAAft*
iron rleale (ferric tee»incal)«^«
VtftV (tfiarft^)
iroDoranpe Col InJ
iron ore eiiuti tratV,

•rti

iron otalate (feme, feirona) tTTTflT,

•rqot fVnfM

iron oiHfe fprecipitUed, I rown, red,
c»Jeined)«A-«fw{St*M^. «W,m.
ferret)

iron on le Mark Col. M wAxftq
VRt

iron oxide red 1 {4 colour, reddiih
red yellow in hoe, ol low

U Lrinimnee)frf»nftTW

qwoiide reJa^qp^

Iron pan C/et (a I ard layer of irnn
otidea 4 foot nr ao beneath the
(urfaco— Tyrrell p MO) ei.

Iron Prriod = Iron Ape
iron phoiphate = fcrri pliorpbas
PAarm araf-rnfftq
iron |>ho»pliaie (ferric, ferrous) WT*
fir*, rmT wirAr
iron pipe at A-^TT, ^

iron pole rap /1/jr «<rv»-t)A

iron [otasHum oxalate (ferric) *nf*

fq* TPl rTOfnt

iron potasiium aulphate ,({erroua)
iron pousiium tartrate (ferric)

iron powder wq ^
iron proceia wA fWT
ironpyriteal/ineesf trA tfTtftq,
mtifiv

iron quinine citrate (acalea) wA"
ftTriY ftitAq (•^q)
iron red Csf hi rArr
iron retort ttA-wwiev
iron rio| «A
iron nvet mA hAi
iron rod mv JT"7»7, Aj i r^ m
iron rope wA tr^ PT% A fftirA
irobi

eunrinement m irons ^ tiqqT
Sqqfl B ftAWB

wen safe P>? A ftAft

iron aaffron Cct /ii I WB

iron lalicylaie {(»rne) WbIW inrAB
iron aali «tA-Pn«l
ironaandm Tirm
iron laih »ra fpJTT
iron scale BB q^ft
iron acrap BB At, p't^ BI ijeq
iron icrew bbI wfn
iron acrewjaik BA^wfil TtBTB

iron aelenide bA^tVb
iron shoe lip BB TTTT^n
iron ihol af; i/meral (slot with
itnn hiTinp markings due to lion)

bAj

iron aliorel F!y BB BTIBB
iron ahuttcr /./y #rB Abit*
iron-iilicale BBq ^xAb
iron aleeper Ply BBtnA
iron imeller BB,-s?TTf BBjft. BB»
ftBt

iron aodium oialalc ('em ] BBfrrC

inij ffsAq
iron apaJe BB Bfn
iron apinelwhercynite

iron cip ipinnl

ironiop («s. clothes) A5I WB7 , TtA

iron spoon

819

inetrisvabla

iron apooa
iron 'pnng
iron stirrup Rhj.
ironstone «nrtw
iron ‘occinate (fame)
icon sulphate irtSt
iron sulphate (ierrous, flned err basic)
»nn^ STftiT

iron sulphate solution (ferric)

iron sulphide fnr?r y^ti

iron tank »nt dlftl

iron tartrate (feme) smtrOv

iron trough

iron tyre Ely »nt

iron salerale (ferric) WStfe?

iron salve iifv *rt -*712
iron vat WT •S’T
ironware #rn)«Ti^
iron washers STOt
iron weight % WT2

iron wire handle *nrH'B »3

% tnrf

iron wire nettiog i ffirf ^ 9T^
ironwood atilV^I?

ironwood of Assam (iJesua ferrea)
w r^ t w (B,N pM.flln.BoD.KaaJ
ironwood of Burma ftrst atHfTI?
ironwood of Pegu *« ironwood of
Burma

ironwood tree (i/emeeylon unbell^'
turn) (B-M , \lar< Tam )

ironwork 1 ire n , VT

2 irehlFl m ^ wri

3 iret^re n . ^

5 Ipl 1 wqV. PtaW / , PtaWf

irony n t /•

iron yellow tre: ifttl
irony of fate &f«
irraduie aftftTn n
irradialion 1 Zod. tjftf^iei n

1 sfifit'n, fttw reR. firwpR n.
irradication (to root deeplj)

3tt Rfft rttrn, rsTrtJtTJi n
eradicate 3**^^
irrational adj 1

2 Math wifrire

irralional coefficients Ifath iTTnit?
gsi®

irralional number .Vaffc w*

irrational qniniily J/aJA' ITTftJtit nfit
IrrlwadJy ^r»at/.

Irrawaddy porpoise Jfjntn. ^TT2^*

Rig* ,•»

Irrawaddy aqnirrel Vamtii

i'nnfJ

irreeonnfable adj eTHTlT^
irrecoverable af[; ain’’4l{7
irrecoverable adv aisres ns'qi'^q
irrecoverable arrears antret^ R3-

fire

irrecoverable balance nnrei'^ti $19
irreeov erable claim anrtn^ Rvtrif^T
irrecoverable excise balance ns((II*t9
•a

irrecoverable item antref^ST 97
irrecoverable lo«s H9t9i^9 trft
irrecoverable revenue utititf^q Hinst
irrecoverable stamp balances RKinU

irredeemable a4j Com. Rr9Ttt'9.
W9frei4, Retire

irredeemable debeWnres iTOlre 95*1
99

Irredeemable debt RRlre s<*i
irredeemable paper currency RTrrv9
9»*9Ri4

irredeemable preference share WflVvq

irreducible adj. WiflW. *rerrt9
irreducible hernia m^rre 9s4

irrefragibteAd;

irrefutable adj. RRveu, «fiTTT9T9,
erem (see incontestable)
irrefutable proof HHvpj Hin*l
irregular litfi9lira,RN9ift(?H)
{tee inordinate)

2 iVnti 31919^

3 (verb) Grom. Rft9fire, ft9lRra
irregular commitment iifV9iir9 TTt*

irregular crop Forettrf (a crop con*
listing of treea of varioui ages and
sires— IP B.)f^«re

irregular eiploilalioo Forettry Rf^*
Rre RgreVare

irregular felling Foralry Rfirefire
9IT9

irregular Onctnaiiona StnCiitica rRt«

srfin Treri99

irregular forest (nneren-aged forest—
I F B.) frew 99

irregular intervals eils'itl HR91RI
at irrrgnlar intervals nf^uftnRR-
tn=9Tf 9T

irregularity R fton t a t (Const ), wf^*
IRI/

irregularity of procedure JlfsB9t ¥1
Rpnrfijai

irregularly wftttfmi ^ It, Rfinffini-
Rfrentr

irregularly shaped irfre-

irregular process Xato Wt^*

first

irregular rounded mass Rprefint 9^

irregular shelterwood system Fores-
try RfiPifira ifilHt 379-9?^
irregular stumps For«f rg ft9H ftinIR
irregular surface Geog TreWR S*?
irregular variable Jitron. wht9 Rl 92
irrelevance WSrifa/
irrelevancy RtWs/.
irrelevant adj KRtR, ®rat*

Uee nnomaloui)

itrelevani conclusion b ignoratio
elenchi Logic Rtrf»32 ».

Irrelevant to the issues 1^791(^99
irreligious ad) M9ifM
profane

impious R'arfH9.«R3;i9TH
irreparable adj. ifnp ^ . afWff*

9riTrft9

irreparable damage r^u 9if9
irreparable injury Rq^
irreparable loss Rq$
irrepressible ecf; R^re
irreustible ad;. RTtv9
irresistible force Late Rttre itfrs
irresistible impulse Law Rtire RT%tT
irresistible injury Law Rtire Rf?l
irresistible superhuman csii<e b act
of God =» VIS major RR^
irresistible violence Law RTtre
irresolvable adj. 3{atk. Rfrere
irresolvable nebula Jtfroit. RV9't29
sfl ^ r fi RT

irrespective ad;,

9^ 9 R^3:, R9IT^

irrespective of their nature and
roiilents Ret ^ (97^) 39n 29^9

»nm ft99 r 1 ret 9 39%

1939 Rvnt &99 91 f99TT f«r fflRl
irrespective of benefits snWT9^!T
irresponsible o,;; Rgrtr^T^t ( rq.)
irresponsible |>cr>oii arjwtxril tijfB
irretrievable a IJ. 1 »r9ri5r,

iR«T«ni^la

830

LS&E.

3 ■gmi,

JrreTf r»iMf ad} ^

irrfTrfiil le prcx^js ITdlt ireftv4

jrrerocibit adj WvfSMlH
imionWe erti

irrevociUe letler of crtiiJ tnrft^Sli

irrcTortble vouchrr iraTmili STJIW*
irrigate tt> 1 CTO, Cl4t

Sl«f (towMh oul— I>orUBd)T’?^

imftifd edj Tin Rto jwt
imptrd trei fero f<TO jcr ^

impted crop CTC
impitfd fjnniaf Pro ffc
fmploJ liodprc
irri'ilod lioe (oviD'i Fertttri

♦fc-cn

imjKod pUaUlioni Fartitm
TTTTC

rttot Pro cc

UTIfllod fMrt fcTO f*TO J*i

tmpted villjye gw, VTO J«T

rtf

im; iiioB ^)TO( • • Prot

IrrifitioB Art

{rn;itioB adTaott'ci ^^rmcTC
im^itioD ap^rmrct
imftiioa bnnrli ^roi-wid, fRCrJ
»TT"T

im^itioD br pomUlioB cftroc

im Prot

Sm;atioQ «B«1 jWj, R^rt tft

cu

impatioa w» ^^^77*7. PTOt CT
TTCT

im;i(ioia rliaoDrI J^Sm ffrccl
ImptiOB Drpartmrot
Pro? fttrri

Irrigation Drjiuij Coltrrtor Ij2rc7

ttcbtt^

{rripaiioBtlrtrlepiorDt Imb
ft m TCT. firoi ftCR-TCTT
Srri;alioo ilixnrt pTOt-

h*ib

irri'altoo oa*iorrr *l*rrt,wfiTO>n
lrri;ilioa rapormo)! WlfS».

imratioa r<]aipB>(BI Prof aiCT
i'ii;aiuiB taolitira ^ftcrl

firot ^

ImpatioB In<)te«tar ftRtF*

Irn^atioB Manaa) ’'15m ftaUIlRt

Im'atioB Offiror ^>n-aiftnft

im^tiOB panrhayat Broi-CtClMS
im*at)OB project

PtoI ^ Bim

im'BtioB rates
imiatioB rerrnue

trnjaiioB aondT Hto^*

lm;ttiQB luS ^tCC'C^cifr, pTOt*

cierff

irripaliBB tfttcBt

im^atiBB lank ^tCC-CTFT, Rto^ Cl

imeatiQB water t^cc-cc. Hto^ Ct
grft

ImfatiOB water rate CC-cf

im^alioB well Rto^ Cl

»*l

imgatioBworka f&Clt

ccg^s

imfator ^rrc lo.

imlabtlitr 1 PApity. 8 U.T^^f

SwMDaillTItJ

3 «rnTfa.

wtthoBt imiabtliiy ftin ^

imultead/ Pl|ri>«f. efrw
imttBi n. Utd. anrtc «.

imiaoi aJj. (toadanai Ball and
Toid) ^»crfK

imtant tUa*e £av (u ooo proTidiDi
that il certaio •pectfio] oraata
aliatl taka plaea Iba lattraipeDt
aball ba roil) C*T

tmlate rt. I " alimoUle cfftc
S iJet w«ffC

imtalioBt»tl>aiBUliaDrilrnoLcft>
W ia..ITlTTI/

3 Urt afWJei.

imtatire.imtalarTatf, »TO7C

irritator Dnl afttn «».

imltloty-^irTitatiae

irraptioo 1 retra^.tiadialinctiaowilb
erardioalftc^ n,

3 wfuBm p CTWI fw« arrea*

aioft)

LS.fiiMptctoref ftarei) *! ft. (Anr*
anft^J

1.5. (irletaa^iaU aisM) 5ara. «T.

(w=t:ct

I.S. (ntemal aaearit}) CT 5. (CpJftC

1 i b (iron and steel) C. (*Vn

«*TWTart)

it , i«o. (isoDiarie) C* (cwiftc)
laabcl^ItabeUa (a eolodr, ycllowub
rad ) ellow TO'ft’fft in hne. lalnr*-
tion and brilliaaee madina ’t’C)
tfsutClftfH
itabeUme

itabelliBe ebal Am TCl-CTiftT-CTCC
laaBUBC bine Cd- lad. cft^

Hat*, lUtCH

iiatite Cbraa. «.

iaatie ad} Cb/aa. C^icc
laiude B.

itatiB Cbeaa (obtaiseJ by exidstioa
of todijotiB
itata., im.frtfl?'

Uaie^ea Cbeat.^4lCTC n.

ItatagcBjc aod sbflnftc etc

itebia pb el ttebium
iarhial ealloiiiiet A%at. «TCC-ftc
itcbiooreraoina iMt. (the araetor
peeit tcctela) /•
Ucb>»>eerf7;eal plesnt /eel. mcc*
•J’rfWHUH

lacbiopoJ.ie £a>}. fjha third jai9>
fron tba but ef eertata luabs of
emstteeant) idln'll^C nt.
itebj^pabic foramiBS ZeoL CTC*3tt»

■ftwifN ftx

iacbia-reetal abieett j »i hh ft^fi
itebiam Iwtrat bone AnaL CTOnftC

(t.

2 Zod -Iiebiopodita
iKbsteaBlbidie s^c<7.C1[ at.
laebnacanlbai /ocb (Gb. tvbtiet'sles.
der, walk’) sgc*I-gnfit
I praeilts ntCTO C^az
iKbjTomjidae STdjr.kxT »».
Itebyrotnyt Fed (Gk, ttebyreo
'•treni') WC^-BTlft
1. & S. (C. P. & D) Order Urea aod
Fteel (Control of ProJnrtion and
Dittribatioo) Order] etc (xftftj
tnVa [clt TO enn (r i ' v to ft^-
m ftarfi) wIt")

1.5 F (Indian Semes cl Eojinaert)
m w it (srnt'^ trr)

1.5 &E. (lEipeetor, shops and asta*

I ■•ction

831

ijometzic standard

hlialiments) WI Wl fsf. (wn®! ?WI

I (cction Jfoeft. BW
i‘«ikoDia C^MfcaZmot.
iseiVouie lens OpUiuthnol JjftBJT*-

1‘Shapcd lulj BIP ’ot’-wreu
iiidmm Bet (Gk> Istt *a e^an* at
corals’ + etdoi ‘fonn coral lik«
eleration of a lichen tballns—
Jackson) fi»

isin'Iasa (ver> pare form of gelatin)

stfrssfr/.

ii m order «raiWW |

Is ID progress rXl ^ ^

island ft7n (Const)

island festoons (o{ the Pacific)

9 ) 7*1 (Holmes p> 173)
island of Langerhaos a islets of
l^BgerluDs Jnixt {T&B m.

island platform Blf
i*let (little v>Uad) n.
isleti of Langerhansaiilaod of
Langerlians

.Ism 1 >97/. (abstract nona)

9 •ITT "V (a theory)
iso, is* (\\«beter— 'prob. alia to
Eaailcrit f^'} 1 Chtm, (isomerie) B*
(•wili*;)

3 (equal, alike) BB*, 7T*
iso>amjl acetate Tt
iso-amyl alcohol B*S|S|4
isobar 1 iTtltcrcl, anrihiTn/.

3 Chm. (one of tiro atoms haring
practicall) identical atomic
rreighta.— ...) einmt m
uo bilateral adj- Bot. WjDsunit}.
gW fV tTT i t

ifrobiliteral leaf Bot- wJtrnmTB
isobiltteral symmetry Bot- (the
quality of leaves srhosa upper and
lower surfaces aresimilar— Header-
son) trahruuTri
iso-bomeol Ckem.
iso-butane Chaos- B-fTiW
iso-butyl

iso-cUoropbyllin a, b Biochem. «•

b^biTtb,**

iio-cbromitic adj 1 Oplies ttrii
3 PAotoj ^oithochromiiie
ixs-chromatie glasses 37^
iso-rhromalie lens irrt rffifT
asoslirome green Col- /ad.

isochronal, isnebroaous gdj. Phyi-
(reeurriRg at regular interrals) TtB
• (*W)

isochronism Jfnih tTBTTTtrdsST, IfK-
BlfewT/.

isochryeamine Cot Ind-
lioclmal SI PApi 7niTftT39 ^
isoelinie ailt Pkyt (bariDg the same
dip wfiprft) HMiOi-ia
iaoclinie line (nitfiT^ iwT
iioeoI»etbyl red
iso-«rolottic acid *n^

iso-cyiiute CAem. U-WritB
iso-cyanieacidaT-^Blfing aim
i<o-cyaiude CAm.
tsixysmae Cel. Ind. B-TBTJft
isoeyanonc acid vm

iso-di-allyi «

iso-diamelnc adj. Bot TUT *BTB
iso-diphenyl black Ccl-Ind. It-RfVjfe
BTW

iso electne «d^ 7*^5^
uo>«Uctr!c point tr
iso-entropic ebanges PAys

Isoetsceae Set fRwA-fTt n.

Isoeiaiee Bet. TOT*!-*^ n-
Isoetes ,8er.(qniU.wortaqaiU-absped
leaves) omf^ (7I« ‘quill’

aoeient word)

1. bysuix ((srreotnal species
—McLean I.S95) stSTtPrf
I.lacustris (found in lakes) HTW

iso-engenol at-V3Si3
isodlsraniline Cel. Ind. »l-fT>rO^
iiogamete Bsoh atsij-j n
isoganieCie adj. BioL annrsjw
isogamons 4id> Bieh ( -T^)

isogamons gamete umIsiC *^3
seo'amy B,oL m-

syngamy

isogonal u. PArs. tOfNsrw tkt
isogenic adj. Phyu (haring the same
doclioation) ani^ntr
isogonie line ttnlbaw afir
ifograd P/lr<v ns,
isogrtdic ad}. Peirtg
Uobyet n, (lines on a map indicating
areas of ainal rainfall) »TJmH«T/.
IsokoDUe IM, (the xoospores, when
pmeot. bar* Oi|aal ciba) TTB-TTlTl:
ia.pl.

isokunic ad/. StaiuftetVfkr^-Vfit
( r^) {lee -lurtic)
isolate cl>. 1 ^umTst,

sp79T, wd*i BT9T
3 EUc ^ insulate
3 Foreitry (to place selected trees
in a free position by temoring all
surreundiDg trees which threaten
to interfere with them— I.PJl)^-
9R, ♦ffll.aiBfl B73T

isolated oi;

fBT. 5TO, TXifnfir

isolated and petty offences

«flr aft B)i inTiB

isolated block Foratry «r3

isolated calamities wTtfV>* (tbz,

isolated group i(«f(ra

isolated growth

isolated hillocks jTIr

isolated plots 1(7% omy

isolated posii(c^tsqw

isoliied wall tubes tj^fes firfti-^TTr

tsol stion 1 x^nv qrrfiB n.

3 tjcWB, 9iJT«7*T n.
isolstion camp i;;^
isolition eullute Sul. ItTTjstst
iso suoB ho.piul fisftimstr
isolation of the sick ^»fl ir
isolstion period (of small poxca.ee)

■•..1.1.0, .irip, STOOT.

biJtt

—rf t. . h-,pnj)

«?»

iso-leucine

ISO Ijsin PiyAm. (a variety of bemo-
lyiio Cl' [iv, if the other animal ix
of the same spec.es) R-5?lstlf^ /.
isomer Clim. RBW ni.
isomerie ad/ Chen. RiTT^X
isomende Ciens. n.

isomerism Chem- m n aa t /.
t«einetrie ad}. 1 (regular lu form)
RWStil

3 Petreg, (ojuigranular) UKhsttq
SCrjrjt- = monometne STf aft T
isometric contraction rIHIt
isotnclric drawing Enjin.

35R

i-omctficj.rojcctioo Enjin RftrOtr
isometric ftandanl tabular Standard

itometric iTtUsi

832

{t(u« of a chectuo

(of Tilne) Eron (hmed on e»refally
comrili>l r^'ce index nnmben)
ffSTT

Itometric tv'"" ('’’V*' IrCfeHlir

cul 1C »> item) nftmf’I
itomelropu OyAtlio/'noi f

itomorrii Rrf» ( ^=1.) tn
i>omorpliie = i»omorplioui ai/
itomorplusm /

itomoqihoiii 3° itomor] hic
liomyina Zool (eiinel xireJ tddne
tort— Pn ! 596)««l4*il«*I mpl
I>on<ndra = I’*laquiom Jot
uo nicotinic a< nl n WIS

ito-nitrile
ito-nilro<o CW B
uo nitroto-acetone B g»7
uo-oleic acid Cfiem
uojiejin ^oof (a layer of compact
6on} materiaf incertai'i fitfi acafW
WVtwt m
iiopediBeaiiopediQ
liopheae Pfanl Efol (theorelieM
linea alnni; aliieli aeaaonal plionn
n ei a nccui on tlie tame date)
BTBftBT/

uephllialir aci I qtjwOB irtB
iiophyllout of; Del (liavinu U»
(oliaje leavn of like (nrin) B<rrA
ItopoJa Zool (each tlioracis ae„aiene
beara a pair of le,a iipically alike
tn ei/e and ilirectian— Vietv) aTR*

uopolymorplium

itoprene Cfiem (a yolatile Imnit
liemileriene. Ctlft RnTeftnaBRX!
*i (* C. „ ? fl »«? ,

r?) '

uopropjl alroliol U'jSw
Iioplcra Zool (conaiatinft of tlie ter-
mite*) RTO rm m. ('n order)
unpurpurin Cof 7ii<f
iMMjumoIinc red Cel ltd sfOTTl)

iiorulineCoJ Ini rttO
uotaotalin Cd XnJ
iKKcelet trianfle Cron flBl|f»i5R
uoteiimil line Jwi

l«o*molie tJj

I.o.i-‘nd}li Zool (ioftriyel fiUe.)

«m n

(a KC-U* Lari'g t«o
•t*>rea' fldVi ffrCa

I hoininia = Comdtam in'emu
Ditm, C homioia, C. {•orforinf,
Cyioepcrminm hoiaiiii*, Eiinrrn
•ttedacr l*o*pora lueemina si

uoitaxy Ctol (seneral »|aiUI>nont in
tlia MTlIi a eroal) '■IIHVb n
uostalie recover) (;>vf (nolmo*
p 233) Bwnm
UQitCRionoua it/f Bot (liariiii; an
eqaal Bomber of atamen*) BS^7‘

SNt

uolliemi 1 (an expreafian ot equaV
temperatorelor a number of erguil
pomtt ayatem<.orpiia4M)fnnnm

a^uothermal proeeaa SSRH TlMI

/

a n uothermal hoe bssis /
I'oiliermaloif; BSSpfti. bsbtt

Kotherm^iw =»«>ibern»el )«ae
HOthennal ohao'e RRRI'T Rf(*

Kothermal rurre thyt BHRN ST
Holhermal duj(rtm BSSTS fn
uolliermat •lulillation Clun RS.
BPffT SfSSS

itothermal elaalirilj sssn srsiffB
uottierniel hoe = uotlicrm >* ■>oi)ier
malssm^BI

uotbemiil proeeeawiaoihcrmm'rrt

frxn

Hotliermat regionwcualorplierr br-
RTR aj't^

uotliermel lren.1 SS^rns RlfW
uotbermal volume elaalacily br^IR.

Rfbn arRIWRl
l•olberm(r••Moll>erm9l

uotoDie eololion borii (kvvRR

HOtot* CArm. «W1<V ( tn

ieotrimorplMim ( iionorpliivm l>e.
tveen tlie three forma of two lri.
morphoa* *abeleoeee)&RBRR7/,

uolropie.iMilropialar/ BIrRb
itotropj nnRoal/
hpryhultrfeefapeomra} f<RrRi)T n.
ii pleaned lo itaue fiof
I.S..S (Indian Bosar Stan lard) Bl.

*T s {Wr^wirTRnnj
IAS r'rTip)CbDlroUlnler(|ronand
Steel (S>.ra| ) Centred Order] R
(^R) fRR»T»I (mini RRltR

tQx») (hr Tt-RI* ^1

iMtialilc itif; (RrfvB
« »iil.ject 10%

usiien ifrftRM

2 sfiRilR In

3 RT% « (from TTRWl). fVtS m , Rt
II . sra

4 Lntc Rl4ij( n (Const )

5 ( isi of X inagarine) in m
C BBTIR, WRiS « ,

u«iie if, I WtRR

2(railwa) ticket)^

3 (av. order) flfSWRI

4 BSTfiTB WR1

u«iie Tcniinder WlfB ^IXRt
in full from l)ic nett iirueof pif
Btil! ffnis ll Tit
to is*iie 8 rontmiiaioB VIRT

uiiie end rherk regulrr 5lflR RR1

rOv«'

>«*tte a errurc roll warnin' Itsi*
BISIRfB

>»»ue bramh^StnuT
u«iic roliinin^fiS'R'tW
uiuedflf; Com

jMiTf I »t iliteoiint «f ipR Tt M Tsb
U' lied »l pjr sS<lfR RT
luiied St prcmiiint HfdinR RT f^'
fftR

UMieil l,s aiillioril} mf^TTI ^ mt
filB

UMieilby or under the aniliorii) of
* pn surntritR <t rrt
■MiiFil capital fkflfRB
u.ue drparlmrntf^liB ftBPI
11*110 ilepartmrni adjuiliti' acrount
Sniiliiiy

i«iir ilepirlmepi rbar'ri account

i**iie department manual ftfnT-ftwni*
f>rRRTRf«

prn*c aecoiint Mr Tksm-TRilsRR*
atafflR

Wh NwfT i!"RBlRrfT-%BI
iMiird liereiindrr f^RT BRT

Iiiued on . .sr Mir
U lueJ tliare rapilsl MOlR flRT-Tvi)
utiir in kind Rf^FT 5 ^f
l•*I1r loin TBIf^RT

luitt notice rjRR! ftcTWRI
June niimlier AAr tfRRT
luue of a clicRue WRI^tl

i(*ua o{ bank'notei

833

ivory nut

5“up of liank nolc« *1^ PsiuR*

wfvnh vn f^Tl^
iiMJC ol »tekcn\«fe Ccm.^'TJ Ws’t
i»‘ueof iltlifnliiTC at Ji«eount Com.

ume of»lclientwrcai par Ccmi ?fR*
Hjw «iT

itiueof (Irl'ciitiirc at premium Cc*i>.

iitue of iluplicate of priie bonila JT*

wn-w»>j O

Usiie of fact Iiftia W«T*»TT’>T

ii'ue of law Law

Uiue of order* WT^'fsnftR.

iisiic of procciis Wl^"

fsrai

time of aliarc^ AJT-WtR
issue of stores

issue of ilic liodj-lieir of tlie body
Lnw wrtra

isaue of ibe garettc nava Wl «*
iiiue of saluible seeurilies
jrftT^pwl ^ ftrnffST
issue of >oiii marriage

issue order* »n^*t ftaiaar (Const.)
Issue pnre fstfa-ajsa
issue price rate fst^S-sj^V-tta
Issue prore**
issuer vi
issue rate Oilrt.tT^
issue register
issue reminders
issue>rooni fsrAsi
issue statement fttht ftvtvi
issue vsi (IM II 5C) nrfn-JvT
issue \ outher fSplTT ffllFi*
issuing odj. (•t\)i ftnsR-
issuing, clieckiDg and pa) ing autbo-
riiies v<fw*T, wH sthrr

snfroft

issuing autboril)

issuing gases CJitm. fitnWt »lft

issuing bouse fitmn-«H

issuing officer firfsTfatfirerO

issuing postmaster nvvfs

issuing station ftifrrt-tiTH

istbmus Bet . ^ocl.

i»«oi/fl,fc.iifn (2 fS C XRfiHsftt)

If uridae B Lamnidae

Isuroidei ir<W ^twn-fnjTC sn.

IsurusaLamni

IT (income tax) KT.V.(*rn^)
ilarooic at/j CAem- (from aeonitio
by tTamposation) ftiuiTC
ilaconic aeid sifM^ *tm
Italian aao8aMoe=lBd>an jellow
Italian bine (a colour, btuisb green*
bine in hne. of high 3^

satniation)

Italian earth s: Roman earth Cei.
Ind thf***!^

Italian green^terre terte (a colonr.
bluish green in liue> satura*

tion and brillixnce tuedium

siv^prWV^

Itslian )astniDc (Jotoiinum fiignoRKt*
ceum) / (B-M ). aVrsfl

Italian late=jellow ocher (colour)
Italian millet (ScturiAirafica) 4-ii't) /.
(Dssu)

Italian pioLssDulch pink
Italian sectnaaCa<*ia obosita
Italian umlier»ravf umber
Italic* (the letters MVt slope up
towxrd the right) a , fjnb

•rwT

It ilic t)pe ^ttVf
itcbine** fli/ ,
itching (ot akin)

Itch imie at*»?»fl
•lie 1 CAciu •«:« n

3 Winmif- ‘r* »«• (from mine,
ral)

3 Tufcctilof ••tVT m. (V5t oecnn in
vx?:)

4 retr4v *WT*t

0 (explosires) n

Item (on an agendaf VT (Cocst.)

(from V? '% step), «nt

Item M Item
iteuiixe ft. TpsT
Item number

Item of closest fit Sfotistics ftvitinT
iT^iTvhrt »i vx
Item of trade suiuit VX
Item on (he ageoila
items'in-iransil acrouat sn^W

Items of an unusnal or special nitu*
re »mT*n**T srovi jt»it « VX
Items of r}i|>eDdilurc*V7.VX
itemwise tfXtl'
iter 1 M*

3 •> mesocoele

3 Laic • (a waj ) *n4 m.
b (a right of sva>) ft.

iter a terlio ad,<iuattum\entriculu(n

tfalti*^gy*3xt‘*n^

Ilhiginii Atfs ^S^-R^nfs (there is a
full soft crest ^)

IlIiTphallus a Phallus Bet-
Itinerant (travelling about a countrj)
tlftWTJfl

itinerant salesman uftWIiSI'ftTft*
Itinerant sender uftanft fil^tn
itinerar) 1 vfiwrn n.. flift m.

3 tutufiatui 11
itinerate cb uftwtm^TRT
•itis 3f/J ‘Vlx ni. (pain, heat, redness,
aicBlling)

it I* awaiting trial ^ stfltcn

1 ^

It IS derided (hat f%RT mil x ^
It IS hereby egrred Sm «tX

fitrs RX ^

It IS noticed that ^ irer t ^

IT.O. (Inteinational Trade Orgsai-
ration) w«RT^t («*!rTtlfxti tCHB*
^rwi)

it *hsU be Ian fill ttx V4 {inr
l.T.>. (insusceptible to Taecinatioa)

it ws* reported af^fxB ft:Ri rrflT.

I.U. (international units) P/utmt. >r,

n. (anwtft^ x:*!;)

lulu* » Julus ITk/,

I. Irrreitris

•ium ( ni4 CXei'i. -ang ni. (from vrg
metal)

1/V (latra venous) fit/sf (fim»RTT)

i'ory 1 gftvx®** ’n*tX*B m.,

2 «<■ dentine Ucntiifry X*#l A

3 i\) intRy^OA

isor) bangles |fla^.%tpjt. tnftxttf

ivory black V!r?Tn. nin^sfl .

rret

isory brownolHjtir • rc’w n (x colonr,
r^disli jcllow xlflita in hne, of low
Sf? satorxtion xnd low R brilliance)
anvOansK

ivory nut (the nullile see.1 of a S,
American palm Its endospemi,
under the name of rivrlnSf* irery.

It used tor tatnug and canisg,

ivoi7 piotr»ct«

til

factitftlion

u for btjttoas* ete )
i»ory protrjctor ^ iWl*

I r o r y yellow (« eoloor, raiinh-
yellow in hue, of low •W

iitarition kn<3 very high 9 biilli
enesT

lY.Rl (Indiea Vetenntry Resoireh
loititutelWTTW 'TjlHftzwt

Iry Ultdera felir) /

ivy green (t coloati greeniih yellow
la baai allow ^ittorattaa
end low ft bnllience) wrdrtTjft
I.W.D (lojpector Welch end Werd)

J Siaiiiltei "

J Sloliiliei U»eobi«n) (stft WTT*)

J(jo»tiee)*n (wnrr"Rft)

J rhu (oMbenieel *iQiTkIont
el li«tt)«n

]iboTiadia]«bor(B<Jt leivea Tlbirm

jereai ,drrtVa'<S^!Tn (wcieal word)
Jiraaae in’! 3R^ft.«r5rni n {r^
tneient word euborder)
JeeiDiJie Am »WtFi-<y; m.
jieeraode brown (• eoloar, yellowiih
red yellow IvirfWT lo hue. of low
** eatariSion tad low ft trilliesce)
mriifWlf
jicarewcayraea

jjrronrtiow/jrooet elolh

] icid w

1 dfjfJi T'lTiW to

•erew jirk «fa T’vrtl
S-}arL frail

{•rkil nniw m rpHT. fimr
)arVal jujulw (,?irjtjiAiii oeetr-'O^
^rtiwarf^ n
)«rL*l «Vis

}arUta peagaiD (,t» noU»usee»l*lb»
breyina cf »i ■«■) n|ll *v<iprrft
|»«V.by lhe>twjf:e — garlic tauitard
Ulltorio e.^realia) "jaq+l m.

rty aft (artft’19*)

Ixobryehue jlret

Ixodidae Zool (a family lihving a
fcutoin or thiol 1 lake ehiti-
noue structare on the dorsal lur*
face iDclndes hard ticks) t» d tf*!*
m

Ixora Bot fUTl mnft (the Cngltsh
word IS from SLt (ttn)

I handhuca= 1 cocnoea
I eoreiiica » 1 bandhuea (flame
of the nooils) «»^(mi(B-iN .
On. Tel s uvg)

I eunetfolia {eunti/dta ‘with wed-
gelhapoil leaves) TO^TI Jasal

J

jackdaw fm m (aacienl

wofd),<)T*»!

jacket ft^H «n

coadeoter aeoffarnfflosmoistare)
jacket ifV-H *13^
jaeket cell Bat ft<llt-«hn
jacketed a3j

jacketed kettle ft«ferr 7*(I
jacket layer Bot

Jack fruit own n (Mar Tvm), ctf?
jack fruit tree (Artacarpai inteon-
Mol«rtBis (D^1,JI)
fecL 10 liir-polpiC vtrvf sa
jack-o -both eidee •> BanuDrolus ar>
venaii <t<r m

jack odanleni^i'ois faluus
jack piDC (rieHa bonknonolBTWTei-

Jick rote (a eoloor, red in hue, of
very brgh *ft saturation and low
ft brilliance) ssftri
/vie «* weJJ ^wrr ICK^raaHnf

rkeirt) rfffwjei •

jarlthaft ^Blosiobifs (ehelt

*VT for pinions SPsu)
jacktnipe M. {f«At an.

cieot word)

jack trrewjack fmit tree
jackwood ( Jrlonsrpna inteyri/oftA )

I oigticaot (C(. Mar-

e'lrrt)

I, parviflora (torch tree) ?TTST*B

ixm (Nxdit, (tra)

I. pavcllaspavctla indica
Ixoe itrei ^ifrittl STTlft (crest (ev
there pointoil "ft)

Ixutui iftri ITSlft (having a

crest fini)

lyrgmae^ltctnTfniftngkUm (Btfuitl
wrynock— Brft wry. crooked)
lynx

ItarsMirak a e Doolia Aalrtn.

inftT n

Jacobian Slirliilrri ttlftysK* »».
(atl^m *Ttn Bffl ftwm deternw
nant with partial dilTirentiali u
ill lirmi)

Jarob’a ladder 1 (dfrojxi betloifonfia)

•vnftn /.

9 Bwbiiewort (Potyfoitittummulii*
/forum) fiTTUB is

Jacobi membrioe Jnai, (layer of
rods and cones of the retina)

STJ rUm-

Jacobtona anastomosis ^nol- (the
aneatomosing part of the tympanio

plexus) mHITB WB B.

Jacobson a organ Zod. (a tubular
ilructure regardml aa oUaclory la
fuoctioa) viv«1TB IS.

Jacob's staKsguldco gram (Verbal
rum Iknrmi) »S^Nl«f «
jaconet cloth a jaicoaclts (a plain,
light UeachoJ cotton cloth, with
imooth FnishlfBVm /
janjuard n.lj. (for weaving figured
fabrics) flTW

jaerjuard IcOo yerfifca uftvi-11

janjuard loom Tuliln
JacfjuemoDtia Jfcl.B^TBifl STTlPr
jactitation Low (a falsa boasting or
assertions repeated to another a
prejudice ) riPII w.

Japaneta red

jactitation ei damage 833

jiciiution of marriage Lau {» fiho
priog eot or boastiDg by a pariy
that lie or site is marriod to aa
ctbsr, wliereby a common repnta-
tion of their matrimony maj en
•Be)

m.

turquoise (ancient word)

jade green W

jadeite l ifineral (a valnable tT Ta-
nety of jade cftTilfai) „

2 (a colour, green xU m hue. of
high S brilliance)

Jade-stone in.

E.I. (Junioj Assistant Electric
Inspector) m fit. ft. (»ft«s tm’Rl

Ja elcelasp is decipiens Paltmlel
i*e5*d Jnjube = Ziariihus trinervia

W!«t7 «

P*l® (Carycta wraiu) Bot. JT-

jagoriaa Zod. (cranial bones rednced
Bwely to bony tubercles— PH. 11
168) «fjitia^-srsrrft
fagorinldae «,

agnar Zool n, (ancient word for
tiger Topi jojftoraaoy large feline.

It IS spotted)

“l^mrnTB.

pnson «nrTW
aillird „

ail budget gmrnr- Wiqaqt fw
ail deliTcry (deliterance from a jail)

qsin-gfw

•d depcrtment ^HHi i t - fi nnTI
111 department confidential memo*
Mndnm «manT-firKlW-ajca-gpin

«l employ ^TTntR&Wt

ail employment ^TTIim-JringfVT
•■Jen (keeper of a jail) m,

•il factory afirrmr-fiRrieit
jail history ticket ^mnTT-^ftfW-qrr*
jail hospital ^ flU l t - fiifarmaq
jail inrliiitries «7TTtTTT-To!r*l, W-achr
jail land wtn-ijft
Jail Manual ^t t f im . fi i VB iq ft
minufartory «mnTT-fin?Wt
jailor^jailer

jail onler Look cmWTT-«n^-3W«

Jail prccineti

jail press «m»tR-g50!l3nT
jail aerviee

jail »iafr imnTf-qrfwift
jail alatulits of death*
tW*. ^TTtrtJT % stT*^
jail snperiBtendcnt %manT*ST^1g7
jail aupphca tl^q

jail-warder «m-«5T»
jail wjtrant ^iiR.itfirrt

Jalalabad C«g * l n r g IT n
Jalanijhar.Doab GMg. m.
jalap Piarm (porgaltre tnberons root
of ExogtmtHn jolapa) b

jalpaite JfiitfmJ (a cnpnferons ar-
gentite) SltiraftHi m (nr- for mw
copper, r’nf^a aigentite. -W fo--
mineral)
jam n.

jam eb- wysiw, grvpr> mixAi,
jammed qiln„

Jamaica cedar (CAMlm.n tabtilcf,,)
rrs'^lTRf m.

Jamaica mignonelle (CntetoitM inrr-
«ii)T^n»*rm.(N-U)

Jamaica pepper pimento Pujrn.
(odonr and taaU resemble clo'e)
« 4 »TW(Tb.

Ja maica aorrel (JTihsacM Mbdenffo)
tWI*q|fi4%l /.

jamboasjara plum^i^ev
jambol (Eagnua fombolana) mgv m
(B,N .M)

jambolaa ■ jambolana a> Jara plum
<1*5^

janiboliae /.

jarobool=jaiDb«l«JaTapIom5r»j^B,.
jamboo oil

Jsmbosa=Engeaia (Willis)

J tulg>ri9°:Eagenu jambos
jambul (Eugenio famboland) SOjcS m
(D JI3I)

jjmLnla= = black plan (Eegewa jam-
bol iiai) fit

jamboIincBjamlioIiDc

jameaomie tftrjTvnfiBSw w

lead, rrrq. tbio-, wa- for ,nti-
monj , -tw for ttftw mineral)

James** powder* ■niimonSal pow.
dersnwew^

Jamestown weed (Datura ilramonium)
m (B-.Sl ), wpi

Jamia'a interferometer ({qg fireVim-
sirq

jammed adj. mfirs

jamming j qni^ n , WZ^.

2 JJ<i(f(»r(introdnctioa of false radi's.
tion to confuse enemy radio and
radar devices) m.

Jamnnotri Ceog. trgqi-Jnrq m., •IH’tT*

January RtfJIinrr m.

Jaans Llackediazme black
Janoa blue C R=indole bine B.R
Janus brown^onion brown
Janus dark blue B. R =union blue H
Janu* green B, G = union green B
Janns red Bs^nnion red
Jann* yellow G, Rsinnion yellow A
japan (a varnish) ft-vn^T m.

Eiaing Sun')

Japan blue (a colour, reddish-blne sftwr-
WT in hue, of low «T lataration and
low ft brilJiaaee)

Japan cedar Tprrq-^?^

Japan eertbeyellow euteb
Js ptaoe Arctic willow-wirbler .dc«

Japanese bloe*Japioeje green
'^**^“1*5 Mne rock.throih Artt

J*r^eboih-cbat dcei

Japanese buib.robin Area

Japanese ced*r=Japaa cedar
Japanese desert-bnaxard ,drra
*i^TT«-wn»

J.p.mc E,„„ (.

green ,n hue, of low wq

saturation)

•■f I")- 1“-' .i™ .pn

Jap^esc kei.rcl Arc, tnet-

Japanese persimmon mjg
Japanese quince«Japan quince
Japanese rcdslndian red j
colour, reddisb roil j ellow
in line, of bigh q^iatnntion and
low ft brilliance) agr ftaiftpg
3 (a colour, yellowish rcl
in Lne, of low W? siturition and

Jtptntie aantga

836

Java galangal

low ft bnlliinee)

Japanese seoe^i = Pol^cali sibirica
Japanrsr tVy larV ^lej *I(T*

Japanese iparrow-hawV. ^rei

Japanese water pipit ictj

Japaorae wryneck Met Hlft*

Av

Japan fero palm = Cycas revoluta
japanie aciJ CJicii TT’T^f^

Japan lac<iuer—itod Ucqoer

Japan medlar {EriobotTva yapoflies)
BtiTT, *»

japajued a/}j

japanned ware WTX

Japan quince (Pnolioirv't Japonica)
^*ni "1

Japan cose (a colour rod ) allow
<lT in hue, ol high » bwlliine*)

Japan aa*o palm ■ Cycaa revotula
Japan varmili tree » Chineic lu*

« mich (dilanlkui jlanduW)

ftnn

Japan wax ftrw
Japan wax tree (RAui rucerdonaa)
«Vf4<n/

Japetus iiiron arts "i.
japonin Col /»d. /.

Japj*! Tool (anal appeadaxea (oieere*
like— Web ) ( 9 *

lotcape)
jir ctnt m.

anaerobic jar KXTtnftx »»vai
bell jar tl»n-»?Xt
^lasa jar
museum jar

jargon J/ineroI (tmoky aircon
of Caylon) trxi irtir^ m
j'roiile Jj/inerol (potaasiom aulphate
+ feme aulphata) TSmaftm m.
(tr for ?TT 3 pclaasium. am^ (or
weft* feme. lor 2'dle «ul.

phate, far nft* mineral)
jarrah • Turalyptua tuarginata
jarring (putting in a jar, as |'>er.

»M> X«TNR «
jarnog effert lirt ffWIl
jasmin .. ja.imne

jasmine 1 (any alitub of tho |asaa

/omamam) Jjiwil /.

3 (a colonr, reddish yellow iflTT-
in hue, of Tory high? In illi>
anee)

jasmine tree (Plumtata aeuti/oiia)
Wtr ^TT vs. (Null )

JasminuiD JJpf

J aogttstiMiom (wild jasmine)

SII4({) (B iN. Uin

Ben ifaJ }'am> pains

mnffignt)

J irboreaeena (tree jasmine)
srft^ til4dl (B . Bon Uin.
xyxfiayi, Kan

J suriculalum in9(!)

(Basil q.’Oxf^l, Kan sajitnallige,
Tel andamnlle)

J LignoniJceuin (golden jasmine,
Italian jttmine, Kef>al jasmine,

J etlow jasmine) «i«ttl

(B ,M- 'TXtx). Ben. wtsiT, Dm
Tam. auMHiMjiuda)

J grandiDorum (Catalonian )u>
mine Spanish jasmine)
ttrwtfl {D.M.Mal.Tet "T^.Vn
snnfofo)

J hirsulumwl |.ubeareoa
J. liumitewj bignenueeun
J latifoliumw) arhereacena
J oidctoale (common white garden
jumine, white jasmine)
tiiWfft CDasu ttn^flnr, Kan tonna-
yiVinoffipe)

J, pnbeeceDs (common jasmioa,
downy jasmine, omsk jssmine)
fs^WTWft (B.K..y. Den Kan.
Dm f^.Ual.5-5^.Tel. rrg)

J rerolulumnj Lignooiareum
J ntchiei (corolla glabrous— Baiu)
fxTXW^sfl stniift

J rouleriaonin iTTVi)

(Kao. Xtxft^)

J eimbac (krabian jasmino lily
jasmine, sambac Jaamine. Tuscan
jaeoune) gyr eiRi^t (D ,V 57r,
Ben Dm Mar. ^'Rl. Guj AirI]

J. icandmi (leares Uncoolste)
^wiyn ll|w>n
jas|>er 1 vfVtIlirq et

3 (a colour, yellowish green XtHty
in hue. of low WT saturation an I
very low ft t>riilianea)*XXtxWW
jasper green (a eolour, yellowish.

green in liuo, of low XT

saturation)

jasper ojul esftrtHf’X'ST^
jasper pink (a colour, jollowish red
nartfs in hue, of high a bnlliince)
BT’rrftiT

jssjicr red (a colour, jollowislired
mrftT 111 Imo. of liigU 3 ^ satura-
lion)

jisjiopal (jasper opil) fit.

(sliort fer ^ftTTaPi-TR!)

Jaieorliisa Bel (Gl. mlrr Vlooc’en'
+ rJij’iT ‘root')

J voliiinbn qng^ (Tel.

ialatiiLiii Taui. leliim&u. Uri.
lalomUi)

Jatroplu Bel XXfXT-ffXlfn

J, Lurt.af (barbadof nut, pbj am nut,
poison nut, purging iiiit)
ei^ar (Nadk n»y, Dm. Ouj.
*<1?^ t'C'’'), Sfar. raiiat/e rittidi)

J ghnJuIiferi 6 nnt x^nwe (B,N.
ftT*x)

J. gessyp>folia(witli jellow glandi
covering leaf margins) AsnftiT

xVn

J, multilids (coral plant. Ftenoh
physio nut. small plijiig nut] «TT*
TfTOxVer (Dasu MW.
WTtftrw)

J. Dsna (unnis 'dwarf ) xnrx xWf
JslrorrhiasBjtteorliiaa
jjuoJree ATeif grirai /. (from e«T.
Cl Msr. fiOa). aT»Tnn m , ifffext
febrile jaundice xtft cisi?!j
jiune ilorieutBiodcosine C
jiuue lirtriqijewtaritiDe yellow O
Jsuopur Crop (near Banaras)

Jiva Ceoj qeilT n.

Java almond (tree) XXih-WPTTR
Java apeman rfTi)T.XrfqSTITT
Java bean (PJuurolBl fuiuiiia) fttfR'
ftrrXw.

Jasa cedsrBvinegar wood (Burliejld
jnenwifa) g»tlX m-
Java fan pilm (Cerypkii tunbrocnls-
/cTo) tft’TI® m. (Tol. iflTpsT, Kan.
irilnli)

Java fig (ftcBi Itnjamiaa) rwrfljX »»
(MW)

Java gslaogal (ilpmia gaUnjit)

Java man

B37

jigiavr pozzle

m. (D^%M )

Jira man

Jmn Mack Jrongo Acei w^-

TT

Jiyan frfstfd lioney-bnKarJ Aces
wjtT *rj*VT3
J»ianc*c «kunk »r7^l7-&0
Java Mitle

JjMO faniaiJ fljMicIier
^^•719*1 1 ■!

Ja\aD golUbilled (em Ares

Jaran liawk-cuckoo Ares ^42t7*?T<T7
Jaran Itoa$e«sivallow Ares >J5-

JaTin \«]nskereJ tern Ares tTTJ^T

Srft

Jara plum {Eugenia /amiofoitd) a*JW

n. (B .N,SI.)

JiTi tea(OriAfiiipAon atamiB«ij)*rv%^
Java wiltoH (fir«t Irn/awina)

ja\«l pttn (aeolonr, gmoub*) ellow
in hnsi of high sf kriltianee)

Jarelle

ean de Jat elle

Jnelle atalerseau de Jarelle
l53/.5tut m.

3 (of Pedieeltanae) 3mT m.

Sfof leech) S5/.

4 [pl.l (a« of B chair, shag, etc ) 9 tit
m.

}aw apparains Zgol. sg-wfvrt
jaw suapenaion Zool. ug-fnam
Jaxartea Groj. *J>3T/.
jsf I m. (ancient word)

3=jaj bine (a colour, bloe in
hue, of low ft brilliance)

J.(X (judicial contingenciea) *anA*

(^iRi-a Hui’C'iiu)

3 C O. (Junior Commissioned Officer)
* 3 w. («ft*5 »Tga=T STftfTO)

JD- (Joint Director) (irjTT ft-

jealousy ftirf/, TTT
jejunum Ja.ir n

jelly n.

iellyfi«li = racdu*a Zool cft? m.
jellTlike connective tissue ZccJ-

Jem pla‘« erm-*™

jenny wren (Grroamm rob’ritoBBn)

jeofail (a mistake or oversight in
pleading or other legal proceeding,
or the acknowledgment of sneb
an error) wfan^ B^l^n / . ft!-
^aVggvrn

jeopardv Lev ■ atfeft

jerjumtv (dfrrtia prerafcrtiii) Q®^/.

(ancient word), gvfl
jerboa m (?t^ a kind of monss

10 *■*«)

jerboa\anearoo=bettot»g atrg jftl
jerboa mon<e (it is a marsapial) 9T^*
m

Jerdon s babbler Ares HlSl-gftSf
Jerdon •• bush-chat Atet ftTt-yv’l Q^-
errv*

Jerdon s ehlorop-i« (res

(foaod in Sontlieru India ?f^)
Jerdon s courser Ares
(from the Godarert Valiev to the
neiglitxjnrbood of Madras vf^)
Jerdon s hedje-«patTOw Ares npaig
g7T(-VT» (nisMR grgbsnistso)

Jerdon s imperial pigeon Ares
TT3 ifiaw

JerdonV little ringed plover ^rr»
mtq« Fg IjIfH (found in
Malay K^)

Jerdco's long tailed nightjar ,jrra
errr

Jerdon'a mioivel Ares ft* ft'J'
fen (forehead nm white Pit)

Jerdon'* myna Ares riR:iT

(bill red m)

Jerdon'* palm civet JjAmsu* (distin-
guished by its general colour which
ist>piesll> darker W») gVW mB-
Tpvnrijrft

jeriqony=jrq«'nty
jerk rb *iy't}W-t»la«*i-'i.»'c»i
jerk » 1 «g'e« w , ftTVI
2 rhpstoi, trr m-
knee jerk Big cm

jerofflen* = wallfloiverfCJteiraiifkBS
ehnri) fitfe^vT ri.

jeromite JfinrrnI (a anlplilde of arso-
me contaimngsome selenium) Av-

Jcrsej cTcam=pol*r l»ear (» colour,
j ellowish red yellow ivSKlq n
hue, of low wg saturation and very
high g brilliance) vaai-tifWtV

Jersey cudweed or everlasUog =
Gnapbalium luteoalbum
Jersey thrift=Anneria plantaginea
Jerusalem artichoke ^ Heliantbna
tukerosus

Jerusalem oak 1 = Chenopodmm
Q=)llexican tea

Jemsalem pea eahang) tldun

m (B ,N .M )

Jerusalem thorn E:Christ*e-thom Bet.

( g^) m

Jemsalem willow ;= Elaeaguus hor-
ten'is ^
jeste- m

Jesuits’ bark = cinchona firam m.
jet dufomofule fev m.
jet ad].

jet aircraft fsjm.ftBPT
jet black Col. Ind. VR FIB
jet plane figg (anR
jetsam n.

flotsam

Jett soDiDg (throwiog over-board of
goods esp to lighten a vessel in
danger of being lost or tneeked)
•winvt n-

jetty w pier Cccff smu'-fl/.
jetty Chilian smSTuTf-^R
jeiroDwjetsam
jeweler sfrgig m.
jewelers’ rouge grttFitlfftl
jevvellery— jewelry
jewelry gRnpvi, n . «t 5 ?t
jew els gRigrtl n-

jewelweed (/mpntirns bofiamne)
iftral/. (MW.)

Jew’^v*r(dtirictifaria*amiufina)F'S-

FFF ft.

Jew's mallow [Ccrehorut edtlewias)

lT«ft'»«t/.(B ,M.)

Jhelum (nrer) O'er?. ffWIffl/.

JJI 5. (j-unt honorary- secretary) ft.lll.

R (ft^ Wft?)
jliiim tpi (Const )
jhum dabj a = taiingya method
Jib (the projecting ann of a crane)
FTJm

jil>amie acid AgftrF sub
jibantinc

jib-*truts Bly Flf-SRH

i'SMiic/i.gVt/

jigsaw puial- fevBVT-sIfeFT/.

jointed ttelk

jiUit«

= '•ill 6ow<r (CH^tTflnUm

elutrO firf^rjW m.

Jim crow 3fivX. (tor bonding T»iUifl*SV

(r 0 "»- ,

JimMin weed jDoUra ilramsnium)
imoi (B.u). wen

jto'lio' f»

JJ (iuniori»ilor)« *i «Ttrn»)

Join «il»er pin 1 (Papactr jomiii*
/«T«»nl n (D U )

2 = red poppy (PajULfT rhoeai)X^
wfS^^rv.

job (o piece ol work m of the im&ll
1 . inisce\l»neoM» kind) t'*!* « (*

II ft diminutive luffix)
job efronot
job enelvtii

joMwr 1 (aiiadlemftn) M

2(rioee «orkor)fV*.«»r««1(-»^

3 (itoek deftlet) "*

4 (one who providoe Ubotie la

mill) w

5 (one who perforrni eompt work in
offlee, politiee. etc ) Wtcrff (■»%) n.

jobbery (eondnet of metteri of public
truit (o« pnvete jein) wnWr*! n ,
fruHn, enrWT m
job ltd;et fWH-tt'Wft
job Dumber ^rec-^rra
}eb’e>teatft (Cm* laerymiebd *rfit-
nbj m. (the herd, peerly white
e«e>W often lojd u beftdi oretTung
m neelUcee— Web.)
joeVey WTW m.

joha Dory {» common food hah with

ovet eompmftad body)w»T*l/

Johae’i di«ca>e pV(<r erfnifVTW n
John CcorKfi*>inireh mtrigold
(Coftbi pafiulrii) n

John po-lo-bed.el noon (Jn^aVii
orrmiii) wwVwmfr/. sitcwift
Johnny cranetBinarth miriyold
(Cdftka pafuilrit) n

JohD.or-RiT-piok = hcerticeee (Tiofa

lr»<^Of)f>5W f>i

Jebo«OD preiiaSorgham bilrpeoie
Joboiicne orpin Zaol (» tenfory
etructare eitoited within the
tecond tnlenuftl joint wed believed
to be ftndilory la fuaetione—
Chemben) entn w.
h** t*. itrfn, erfpin

2 (to tftVo np ooo'e dnUet) {*A)
n^et *psn

3

join « (of twopointO ^hn fnr /•
join a lietlie (to begin a battio) tttfIR
wrrTtr «fW, (to meet the attack)
WIT*W Ct TOIWI

joinaler £a>o (joining of pnrtiei ai
plftiotifle or defendente lo a euit)
pfiVaR n

joinder in ailion £aiD WfX ^
joinclrr in leene Law (a formula by
winch one of the parties to a enit
jotne ID, or accepts an issna in tact
tenders) by the opposite party)

joinder of cawsee of aetion Imw VIT*

joinder of iisue tfVtn

joinder otpaniee Zaui
join duties «dtq>inT B(«ICTW
joined ad>
joioer I

3 (ono whose oceopetion le to eon
itrpct ertielee bj joiniog niecee of
wood)h>*««.*T^
joioery »hr a . «?t
joinis* lioe Hath- VtVS
joioing report

joioing lime Airri m (Const)
joiniop time )>3y dcntiK
joint n 1 nfn* in,, ^ip
3dn<it

3 GeA (e fracture in e rock) t(T,

«.

ground plaae joint ^r>TTW n&4
joint ads <*5^ (Const )
eo- wg-

joint arenuDi Danhm(f fi JtWT
joint areouot Ireiieeetion ^JT BIT-
•TTgtT

joiot erlion kijr Ct4«i 0
joint artion La^g (brought by two or
more) ^ Wig

joint aJminletrelor (to wliom letteri
of administration bare been granU
ed) tfj’* nwwgw
joint sdvepitire ikgwi TTWW
joint agent ♦rjT wTitviif
joint and aevera) *>3^ eTtf gWl,

Af WWTT

joint and aevcral bond jwi ifty

joint and seieral liability WlT

joint aud several promiivory oote
irjwi atrf xwf ww-Mu
joint ind several Tcs|>on*diilily J-aw
ngw; *ftf ynf
joiui anouitr ftgw wift^
joint npiioiuliiirnt
joint uiillior It^’f
rojiilhor

joint liilloi «g«f; gRisi
joint ImiiiJ 1 «ai3

3 lllv. (an eloctncal connection
across a joint)

joint litind or note (tjer **ii wugl gtr
joint eailre officer (tgwi <kW*J wfwWiO
joint rapital (ign* S*a)
joint raptors tTJVf BfMl
joint causes of action (r^tc
(klgg?' Const)

Joint Chief Controller of Imports
gfw enwti

joint I Uimants wvgtrv

joint eolleiting iiaff RSTg)

joint cominisiioii (rjiK nr^fT (Oonit )
joint rominitlee p(lr^ Prnetiea <lS**
pfcfV

joint eoiuigtinient account

wnhrm

joint cooiran Wjsf Afttf
joint errditora stgwt trwirn, wft

joint rrrintus wfsig-wnZi tiff Wf-

wngz

joint custody ftgw; wHiyfri
joint debt (rgwi

joint debtors ItWJrft. Wi»ft

joint demand irtin. (fjrs wfitwm
Joint Deputy Coil Commissioner
(ProJaction, Distributioo) (tg'C
twigs* {iftiR.

joint director (I D-) iig<W stwiww
1 )

•«' eoordmstioD Btt*tw
•» slandsrds JIUIW

Joint Director of Movement ttg^

joiDted n,Ij (having joinli>Hft'lW^
( Bg ), Hf»wg». ^f WTWf
joioted legume Dof »tf»W fjiadt
jointed aanilttone •rfsDJtlH WrgWITW
jomCed stalk. JJo|. Bfhgjw ^sy, jilf

jciatsd ■*em

839

Joule’s appexatus

jnuiteil B i

joint ele'^torst'* t'x-f RX'-fa-TT

joint en'Ior^oment IT^ar

joint co<inir» ' 31 ^

joint c«tati* STTT

joint C'tatc ofhret fljTT

joint eTit=]oint tU

joint rir< nJJon-rri^itors in*

joint etecutor Laa
joint Cjmir ijTiT T^ttT

undivi'IeiJ timilT •j'fjn

joint fjniil» proporfT 't^TT

Joint farming
joint sill Zaoi.

Joint heir ■{’’i X

joint Hiadti famil'i
joint hoi ler^

joint hooorarr ‘ecreurr >7^^ trg-

joint hoiiieLaM srjxsr
joini'ill r*trr

joint iailirtajeai Litv arprfrr

joint in estate itttt S

joint iBteUigesce eoiasutter

joint lOMllijenee "taff I'lJ. *rjn
•J' -t 11 ■T'n

joint interp»t Lav itJW
je/at lNbUtfril> Xav
joint luLiIit^ Laj ^ 3 *' ?areT
joint life poLe» « 3 »^
jomtlT «r 3 =g *7 f{,
jointW anJ separatelT ^7 snia

m '•vH

jointlj »nJ •<^«rall» *73^7 wT^TT.
^ IT^

jaintlj inter'~ltd Law 4

joint meetinj sri^ttTg (Const )
joint tnemlirane
joint note IT 3 T (i'-lil
joint or iLTuleJ Dianar^ent ^3^
«nm &-'^Tse»^
joint ownership 43^ ^-

joint pa«»port A 3 T TJ'Pl
joint p^r^ona! »etniril 7

tr&^%

joint petition «r^ O'fVn
joint plane I Ce^ ^3^ ^

2 Cf^ (1 ersci n a roek— Me'r
fTij s eal GecsratLy. p C*] tr^sro ih.

joint pLinninz committee df3T wFl-
o' ja'-JtiuH, « 3 -r or 3 g*j;fc^
joint plasms^ staff JlfiZ H J-fi S^.

JO at product Eecn ^3-F T 7 ^. ** 3 ’^

joint proilitclioo Sasn- ^3^ T’tTTg
joint promi'ce ipjt afiyiJj'31
joint promi-or B^SITIT
joint pronussor* note 53=*
joint propettT Ay*

Joint Public Service Oirami*«ion
sjyT WT 5 -Agl- 7 »’ntn
Joint r*coiBinen^jtioo st^J^rf
joint recmitmeot firii SIT
(CcDSt*)

joint cesolotioo i^y-r
joint respoiuihilus A3T 3^77^3*7
jointress (% wcHaa trLo tss a jcin-
Can)

joint rights 173^
joint secretary try^

additional acereiiry «riT nfer
avsistant l ecrt t ary HvTS
chief secteury 5^^
deputy secretary
under sccreuty

Joint Secretary to Covemaent,
Cenenl Admiai-trution Depart*
aenl *»yui Sll*«H'a7p|U, w BTTT
jrrff^

joint *ccuntT 173^ sfttjpt

joint select comnultce (73^ PIT*

joint semces and posts AjT iTTr'^

sir uy

joint session Ay^ 77^
joint sitting Ayui «?» (Cocat.)
joint atoeV «3^ «=U
joint-afoch banV AyH-*ge« ■fg’&T
jomt-siock company Ayry-furg BJ7-

joint sto< L fimuDg Aysy Fsr? ffy
joint fab*rFgi«trar Aysy Tt*y*tfrt^
joint soppiT 5^

joint teuancT L^t^ Hyrr J^yn
joint tenant Caw *3Ty 7rz^
tenants to common ST^tTru)

Joint Textile Commissioner Ayty

joint tort-feasors Lnat (two or tore
persors who commit a wrong or
tort jci-UjI^3*y ft^gyr

joint ttaininr committee Ayn

si*ira‘n-:;fuft

joint tre.pa«s Lair A'y»1 traftuutt
joint trn-tees Lew Ayxy ferst
joint nnJiTided e*late Law Ayn
•T^^rry »7T7t

jointure £jtp (a proris.on for the
wife alter the aeath of the hnsbana.
tu hold d=ri 3 » iff Lfe, jf aie yar-
cices him— \irar p 639' fTTtT-
tPT «.

jointure of lands iii*ti ‘tji^ n.
jointuress sjointress
joint canation TTr-fr^t’!

joint venture =joiDt adventure wy^y
TI^

joint will Law

joi't (Germ. Owevfralkee) StrilST /.,

beam mjtiy
prder WUT«T^. ST^t
joVe n-TT^^m.
jole ri. TT?*»? grrr
Jolly’s balance (a spiral spnsg btlna-
ce)

Jolls’s pbotometer few-yy^arSTy
(t'vo slabs of parif£s wax sepan*
ted by tta foiU ■*
W»"*^’kS».TT»*T/.
jolting n.

Jolr’t Jiffenottal nlonmeter /’Ayr.

CTtg s T ^ n w- t
Joly s steam calorimeter
Jooesia asoLa^Saraca indica Set
jonquil yellow, jonquil (yellowish
7»1 rsllow K’PfH^ n Lue, of very
hijh 5 saturation) ytS^Ttly
jordamte jfl^fsnt ni. (=^- for lead,
for^o^ arsenic, T- for rr®7 sal-
pUde, .gu for imaeral)

josephiqite (Feb*i ,) dfiscTaf.

JOS* P*P*r (jesj tr. Pg. drer ‘g-d') \t.
TVn.

jotung error (jeTU Rnttr
jotun-in,nlerrfrc 7 (rotisiis— Tyrrell
p 1301 Tt-T t -g’ n i J i aa
jotzon sjrtsam

joule TJ, 55 (a-'it of electrical energy

) *^/. (g.)

Joulc-Krlrin rlToi t ^Joule.Tliooison

effvrl

Joule* apjuratus (j^g

Joiil*’i equiTtUnt 8«0 jaigment int«r pattei

JeiiW* lErtbod)

Joale i equiTilent = iDecli»iuc*!Kjau

TiUot of beat

JoqU’* osperuBCDt Phft’ (sb« &rst
eipamneotal deterfflination of
Tooebvsitil tqiiTiltot of heiO

Joalc t iDCtbod Phyt (ai ntieh
w*nhlt ire allowed to fall) atlTO**

ftft

3oufe*TboTaton iBtrt Swi (toolioj
by telette of pressof*)

joaiBil I

3C<w».a (divbook. duly lefister]
b (a book of onjiail «otn')

purrlu'<» joanul CT
purrbuet return jouroU

itlei jooraal

ulei returoi journal B'BIB*

S {i9 t tbeodelit*) Surf* (lupported
byb«uvsg)'^it.

< iftek. (tbtt portiou wbieb tuct
in • b«arir|) i«
journal box Maek.
journal eotrr aftfs
journal fridioa Bly PlMfit sfWN
journilim nioftyl /,
joornaliit aai'T n
joarnali'll eonfereoce
journaliae et Je<eH%ti»9
journal of monep orderi
journal ot Parlusenl
journal of the Irpiilalirc ataeniblj
fa 'fTWntt'Bfiret
journal proper Ccm. * 1 ^
journal repitirr
journejr vnt. Mtiniai f
aojape iRani
traiel

jonmey berend junadinion «ffBtT'

in % «T|t ant
Jeornej tbatpei BW-TBlt
journee leg book upT
jeurneyBan 1 frrft (-»\) wi.

StUthe lDdia*i Railwaja ha la •
•Hernaor of artliart) frirr^V* w.
youmry purpote

Joorneyt to an J f^a «f in Bgt

ftxnitiftwm

journey ticket fify BTTIBW
joumei undertaken ^il( Bm
jourence blue (x colour* greaablaa
in bne* of low ft briflianca)
ftift-fl*

love iafron 5? «.

Ja\e >-beard=jDpiler‘a-t>e«rd

JuyUBm

2 s^Rannneulua airenaaa iflnan*

Jot a valve gear Air- (mdial link
valta gear) wflB

l-l'* Ouaiico ot Iba peace) ITl. *tn.

1 (latl anperiBteadent] Vt W. (Ctn

J^.C. (joint atoek compuny) Rmt.
(•tJTT ff ^ tmm)

J'thaped ody wfyrmT. Wftt-, ftvt
* 15 , jfsaW'H*

Jthaped eune SUhtttet witT-«
J'lbaped diftnboiioii Sjaiiaiart tlf*
Rinn

lubbulporc Caey •kinftrjin.
jubilee po*^ /.

jubilee and nneiDoruI funda stn^

rfKwtTRftfi*

ju eund ut Bet. T«t (joyona. lovely)
Judaa'a ear (Jiracaforaa aow^sraaf)

Judai tree acCereia aili<|oatlruiD
judea lew 'vrardhi m.
judge l*«rVT4ltrr«.(CoDat)

additional judge (CTT ^IVTUlTl
(Conal)

extra judge xlMt^ aanj i fl ir
(Conat )

1 ub-judge Tt-aunidln
aenioraul»jndge

connsertia) aub-judge BtbnR Tt.

rnrf'ftst

diatrirt judge ar*TW'*nT»T'fhT
3 (a«, of character) «TV1

judge ih. 1 ft%WB «tWI

3 Zicw Rtm (julgment

(jcr adjadga)

juilge-aJrocste »Ur»riltr-ttriBW3, W-

judge advocate-general VBTBrfln-Wtf*
ftx^

jodge-aade law ^ n r ft tr ftft

judge magi-trate »TT7^r3l!T

judge of a court of record wfi^W-
«n a^nrilTT, *bt7i-

RttT

judge of a court of amall rau>ei
BT^-*tTItn?tJ ^ aBniuRIi

afliBraltt

judge of the Federal C^ourt tTJTifrl
*1 RrmrAyr

judge of the High Court 3^ aoioia?

*1 »oior%flff

judge of the Supreme Court TXWTtr
atllUlBO *1

judgeibip (office of a judge) sWT^rllTl-

■

ju Jge'a minulea or notes rBTBT^tT VT
Itl irvt] ft«UW

judges of the High ConrI of Judiea-
Inre V aqnrrfhl

judge's order sflinnlht
judging the time Brill
judgment J Ctiic ftnil (CoBat.)i »3TT.
ftdrB ffi*

3 leigie ftitmi/. (from ’t3’tl>)
judgneni by ronfessioD Xow (wbieh
rmlit troB tha voluntar) agree*
mast of partiet) (iHMifri WIr
judgment by default £aw trg uwi t )t
erm Wt«

jndgznent by eperaiion of law Low
ymftrru

judgment creditor ia* ftwpt^vntdi
Bdrcree holder wnjforBTft
judgment day (srSn cP7Twt*f7XR
judgment debt Lew (a debt for reeo*
very ot which a judgmaot baa
been pasaed) ftvDs Btw
judgment debtor Low trairt
judgment, finding and aeoiecew frrfrr,
TTtfw aPrr T»TT^
judgment hall 1 (a tribuoal)

CTW n.

S (a ball wbera a court of jostiea
meets) "tTB ttr^ ■

judgmeol in personam Low (nfft*
flllB

judgment in rem Ccw WlB

lit u eooclusive against all tlia
world)

judgment inter juries Low
judgment in personam

judgnent lien

juice of cocoenut

ja iftaeat Iicn Zam
»tT

jnii’ment n)‘i iaa) ftin

ja<l*TO^ol toll iioaj
jo'IjmeBt with co«n Lau
frri’t

j'liijmeot without costs £oio Tfr*’T7*

jodici'.esju'is* th.
jnJicatire ad}- (hwiag potter to lud
g«) fm1 ( TTj

jndicator (-^ m.

judicatory ad/. fitowniT.
judicature 1 (siit#, profeisiaa or
{uBction ol those etaployed tn the
aJministratiaa of lustiee) WT^*
Tfeit, *^e*rtPr /.

3 (» court of tuftice, indges eollee
tiTcIy) llwtWWV, •^fTTiRtl-rni tn

3 (lur.sdtetioa) wfirWtTf n.
Judieaiore Act XaeiSffrTjflf^TtT
jadieial ad/. (Coast ). «Tn-
judinal act Lav

judicial adaissloa (« rotsntary
edstsstaa nad« tn court or before
• magistrate} nifir*
judicial and niauterui aclt att^TV

rfff syrT«{l

judicial and mnistcnal powers sin-
^ rfVt fftttsft ctftcut
judidil autbonty auT^ BlfTWO
judicia. bias a u r fa i; wfiprfr, «|f^
tJTT*

judicial brintli sittHn tn^
judicial eogaiuace Lau ’TlfTV
tnrw

Judicial coamissioner nrPTTJTT
judicial caRimuiiflucr'e cisil circa*
Isr luittrg^ ^ arttn-uRr*

Judical commoioaer's court atTlur*
gru «T »7rn»u

judicial cominisiioaer * cninioal

rirculararrtigr^ errmrire uR*

n

judicial roamitlre a^ ] fey stfaft
Judicial Comre liter ofPrtty CoobciI

judicial coofesiioa rTTiW sCTTra/dV*
*tst

ju licul tooliacrnetcs a’TTT'T* *lai*U-
ju Iicisl roovrotiort (igToouienti eu-

m

tered into lO cooeerijenee of ao
order of » court-' Aijerp 645)
fr* trfamtr? (efimte from Const '>
jodirtal eornsptioa wnfn
jndictal cuslodv aufftr* erftTTtfl
judicial (lay Lau (a day an wbteh tho
court IS in aession) *r9
judirial (Iceisioo Lato firfV*

Judicial department

judicial deposit accouol a^itC

juihctal determination »^(5re (^r^-
tPT

jodictal Jiserelion atnfin
juiiicisi district flriB

judietai ilisotee rritCtc
juiiicul document stfifT* sti!^
judicul dttiy s^rfr*
judicial eoijmry rtrftt
jU'licu) error ftWtt

judicial evi Jeoee uirfr* nt?**
judicial eipenence atlfitl rg*ra
judicial function

judicial tawmjaJge-made law »9i7i'

judicial mmd fttn* 3I9
judicul oiaharrir wtW
judicial notice Lau ( is that cogai
zsace of matters of common kfiow*
ledge, soeb as butorical, geogra-
pbiceif end meteorological facts,
the gauacel usegec of bosiuesa, etc*
wbieb a judge or court may take
and act upon without reijuirisg
erideoee to be addoewt— Ceatury
Diet) sutfe«»rt*ft^

the court Ulee fudidal ooticeof

this face WWIOT f>» «T?^ ml*

rfkrrt «Bi<

judicial oatb Lau snifT* V7V
judicul olfice Lau Wtfir» «t^
judicial officer • 4ilu% wftrflO, NUI*

reVTfr ^

judicial opimoo *Tjfeni5

judicial pCTSUssioa »rnfl» srgm
judicial power Wlfire wfiC (Cinst )
judicial proceeJiu- auTfim aflTTT^l

(Const )

judicial process L*u n^Trn
judicial proof Lau BRni

ju'IicmI purpose Lau a^tJTi

judicial sjoestion L tu rvtfvc nyir

judicial record Law arfrf^tif

judicial reference Law ar i ft t ft^TT
ju dicial remed les s^lT «« TT^.T, »7TfV»
JPgilT

judicial sale fVpT

Judicial Secretary aijifqs «T^T, »7f7-
nfet

judicial sentence

?»T7^»r

judicial separation ?ru»T

judicial sesjaetiration Lau *?lRns
7*1X1 ri

judicial service STlfir? Jrr? (Const )
judicial solitary confinement sirrfV*

judicial stamji (Const )

judicial trial s^Tixarafim
judicial tribunal st.

jodictal work a^jfnc
judicial writ UUT&C
judiciary 1 STWiSnifT, »g7 THR»t T /.
(Const,)

2 (judSM, taken collectively) S'lnt'
tjtjr-^ft n

eseeniire n. f'PTTT'T'Jfjft, CIT'

nri^T, ft'tnri'tn!

judiciooi (direeterj or goveroed by
eound judgment) BTSf,
judin'oDily !n!|g:
jogjrrfr/.

JujawCiaasar Aatriw.

jugal n. gnifpi ft.
jugal bone Anat. g»nRn
juggler gon-

juror )

juggle^ B. (see conjuration)

jugglery of words eir^-srnr «.
Juglandaceae Lot. atsh-gm s».
Joglaadalet Sot- mtgin-nn n.

Juglana hot.

J. nigra fvtmm
i. regia (wallant tree) Rimafl sryrt
{B.,N. uvrr, Ben. Ilin. Guj. *iaT.
irz, JUr. Min, Xim. feJ.
jugular n.sjogular vein
jugular emineure Z<xJ.
jugular foramen Annt H17n,fj3|
jugular ganglion *rri*(-»IV3
jugular vein Anat . Zml. S17TT /.
j'liceiTilM.

2®«u>nii rjurm.
jui«y etlrartnr tn (^trs
Jill, e of cocoaniil n rip y a rr nr

juicr

)utui>«Tic ccid

juif» aJj
jujol«« <u.

Yi\\ \ Zct<

(the^ h»Te»c)lnanfsl
b<vU coTi.rO*''^ OlOre t'lia SO
rnss— H is

]u\oiWa IsupfriumS' ' f*>i iru-S^*

*?T m

iuluisliilu! srarfa

J Irrrpflns WW

JaW «%.

Jut'floxpr I - will flo»er (CX«ni«*
jJ.«» ctfiri)

2 (1/it'Jiip.j mA 3 «al j w

jjm(i T* TT^

juwblp lirads^alros flwr*^ 3^1 /

jumper I la>t pipe RIy (it rises doe
tj Piht.st sleani prepare) T>nrft
wf.pjlR!rT»

jum|ins hirr «5»rTTfV isei*
f i wpri hr I krel
jumpioj 'jiJpT Zxi
jumpiB* up m u]<tf(tiaj!

JuDrarrir £ 4 CVX'fK n
JuBrvlIiK £ gft^J erPt (btlsagt
to C vpf» ' M< 5 ^ 5 *

1 mi'liio snreagfCTTt
JuB<ti 4 B I T t (ri.» ik#) TTI**
juWMd t j 5 !TtTt

Jua-oidit Laitulafu (t s*au9 at

t>» wsivi n.»l p«)TTOTt smft
juti tion 1 <rl>I m

2 l«Jl

S (pf Inp*' > ’» *I 7 T» n

t XVoreajr *triB ri

jun.iional laluir Z,; WnJi^r^
juemun Uas £’«■ /JaMr <rgx

juBPiioD >taiion f;, <>ini.<vT1
juncture (. j«i-t of i se. «p. et,i,.

e»l)

]aa<-u« Re. (fmuj of true rcjbn)
ST* SS r*

J e^Tu^u. fr-iijv, _J] J

!»•««) ST*

JuBCT^m M.

Juop Jrt>p (tl • fsll ,, of »oj-g frvit
11 Jii-e) if^TTTTtv
Juneoal (C>,rrfn Jir III. lira) ftstfl

Tn**-

JuBjermintinIp. £< (]„fj
»• rli) SBSiOtt a.

JUO?Ip TTT. TT «

jun'tf'tialbler f (aaeient

juB'lf luHtiprul (fT^ ocenr*

j«n-tfP*l TT fsTT*
junple^leaoB^ operitroot TT R*iTT>

imi

juB*(e-cr®» TT-tJT
]aB»le-fo«l TT yrjJ
juB-le crtperiBP (ri»i» liT^/oIii) T*T
JTTsn/

jiiBp)* (a colour sellairiiS

frees *T‘i‘T la hoe, o' low t*
(storation aad rerj low ft britU*
laee) *TTfTnlT
juD'Ie hcBTT-fTI’l
junple Bi<iB4=janr|c raToa
juB«le fiiTO* TT-wfim
juBjIc Biphljar TT-T^ITl occur*
•a 5 ^)

jueplc OB-lcl TT

juBtIc *>ces«h«iBt Dillet TTTSTT ev
jua»I«**p«rTOw TT-tit;
juBfte etnpcJ i'afun. TT

f*Wl ftc*>

juuf\« tnB«pttBt*w«iljtna(pUoti
juo'te wirfjt* TT-JT.TiRt'JT
juo'lewrcBwerller.lcr, frfT*

joBjlt ttect Tnrft a\*t
juoior tJj Trfirf wr*
junior BccouBlant

juDior eccouol* efCerr %nTi>

•riTrfi

juBior «>loioi>lrilice poet Tftrr

Junior arrhilect Tft*S Tlt^TTf
junior ■rrhitect drilttiBsa «ft**
TTTJ-WT^TTIT

junior Bs^Hteot elenrir io>poctor
Tf«I WflTT fr^WhlT
junior WMsIan* medirel oFCccr «.f^
R^TTT mtIts

junior *«»i«Ubi *upr>ioieB<irBl Tft*
miTT WutST

junior hirrulrr Tftrj FifTTTI

besic erhool *fr 7 rnTT* TT*-

junior t riDch nruj

junior tticmi-t T^«* far*?
junnir tick f;»F^

junior roBiiai-etoBCil onrer Tftv

wrs^ Tf^TTft

juDior conimi<>ioaeJ orTiccrt’ club
«fT*s-*ng»pfTtift-TW^
junior computer rsft^ «TT»
junior court tIt^ nTlTrTT(>r< lower
court)

junior dcmOB'tntor in xnitomT
aftTS *T7flT-STt?^

Junior df •liner WTTTTTIT

junior clnfl»maD (dcsigaia;) Tft^
JTTTfrTTIT (•Ti.ura)

junior clcclncjl inspector Tft^

ftm frflyT

junijr enstneer Tft*I •tfwT’Sl
junior 6c1>l officer cft* ^rnfrnft
janior (odowB keeper TftT Tilt-
nft»

Junior p**!!? clcrUlotjer divisioo
cTrrV Tftr ffST ft^T &TTn

f?rt»

juBioriiT Tfrm/.

fcnionljr AySI
junior jailor cfri tttttw
junior jud^e Tfti nTmiilTT
junior hboralorr Tfin-ffrVtTTTj
junioe inarlunisKUB lurtirr T^Q

Trers-rH

juBtor officer «fitt »RlTTft
junior operiior tftf ttTT
junior pro^i* officer Tftt
•rfinrrft

juBior reader «fites stwt
junior *r«le wftet irft, btt ^rrff
junior kLooI Tftts-TTTtnn
jusior eetrrt diriilonfhead wsistast)
eftw STT HWTtI (sw TtTTlJ
junior Mndrat Tfir^ firenST
junior »lo Jy Miqqr. WTt WVT«tT
junior tupenuttBirnt wulqrr

junior irebBirsI awiMtnl TfitesfrTT?
BXWT

junior irrhaml irbool ^cH<kT

TlitlfTt

junior iranslitoT Tftt* P jli^T
jumper 1 (/i><iircrii> rmwiisis)

/ (B^‘1

2 r*arei. jupipem* — jumper*
frortusojumpeC l<rrT t^/.

3 (k eoToori >e lowiih (re«a

n lae, of low Tl »«tnr*tioa uni
Im ft Irilliinee) M**qrtl5
Jam|irr>re*e £oi fw n.
jun,,.er l<rt»-juni|wr
jumjwrir eri 1 C4m. prw

{uniperi £ructus

Juttiaes eduUs

U3

juniperl fniotusss juniper
jumperin^sfr/

junIperinus=juniperoi<les fioj Tax.

(iunii)et likel 5^T*f ‘jumper’)
juD)(>eroide»=/Uiii{>eriDus Tax
juni|>eru‘=junipef PAam.

JuDiperiu Bot. 53^-n'iTfif

J. commuDiS (jumper) «Un«4-n^
(B.,N Ben luteuslta)

J. excelsaaj. macropoOa
J. macropoda (Himalsxan pencil
ceciir)vCT*?:S?n(Nep. -pt, Hm T,
Balucli appiiTi, Pislito oixtAl)

J nana (dwarf jumper)

J p«eudo*aal)ina=J wDllii-hiana
J recurva (weepms blue junijier)

J. ealiiiia (3i\in jumper) arffTlTW'
5571 (it lua dark (oUage)

J. virginiauj (Virginian jumper,
red cedar)

] waIIiciiiaD4abU«.kjunip«r

junnjiti laree wft
Juno m

JuBu’a-teartBfrogfoot (l'erf«i>a ed/i*

JuDxalynx

J. toriiuiUa (wryneck) infV*

rfnt

Jupiter Attrcn. 3^ ni

Jupiter'a'lfeard n {»fR Jupi-

ter)

Jupiter’S cycle (of sixty yta.vi)Astron
7i|^cQ xne

Jupiter’s staflagolden grain (( erbat

cum jAaprar) w.

Jura in per<onam Tjow *7f*r7»J*’

jura iu rem Lata *r5»*xM at(€^
jura puLIica X^tj (puMie rights) HH-
3tf5re afftnT

jura regia Xnicfprerogatnos of the
king) TI3nf««tT
Jurassic penoj Qecl.
jUTidicat ad}. 1 (of or pertaining to
the admiiiistratiOQ of justice)

3 (of or pertaining to law in gene-
ral) a(7«

juridical custom sinftT*rr7TT(Consl ),
*inr« ^ (CJonstJ
juridjcal person = juristic person

(a human lieing or a body of persons
recogiured by law as a subject of
rights and duties) ^ SI7
Junoea Bot ficnT-sraiPt
J. numsrppliala Rm^ firjTT (Pan.
t&Attgar)

juris (of law, of right) ufa-

jurisdiction 1 (sphere of autliocity)
irfs7n$ni n

2 (powcpor right to exercise autlio
rite) dtti(-4e>i4 m

ancillarr jurisdiction H|jq $7T-

assi'tant jurisdiction Hgjqc ^71-

cieil juris<liclionc77gn-i^7rf4«1T
concurrent jurisdiction. coord mate
juri-Hliciion antqnf atfimtSra
criminal |urisdictioo«n7TTf^$71*
(dfTT

CXclUSKC JUtl<dKlluD ai^MJ

original jurisdiction snAsT^

Atttt

pecuotarjrjutisdKlioo artfae »7i-
f«lT (Const )

re>t<ional jorisjiclioa Jirflwei-

Mifiren

territorial jurisdictionn^An; ^xn*
ftnrt (Const )

to lie ID the junsdiciioo of % ^TT-
5 ?)JtT

jurisdiciioa clause
jurisdiction of • rollecior uuigej n
erfTsnt^rn

jurisdiction of an edniiral snrtfiaTfit-

juri*<liction of courts •ginTssgf ^
atPujrd^

]uri»<li« tion of res eone ofGccra
nf^ifK! 71 eif^TJT^I*
jurisdirlios, af the office CTT^^tst 71
atfsim^

juTi'dii tion of the police force im%-
«5r «i ftTtferttr
juri'prudcDce n.

atialjliral jurisprudence
ftfnrm

eomparalise juiispmdeorc 5771-
nn> AtfutnT7

ethical jurisprudence -rfr*

medical jnrisprudence
?nt7

general jurispruded'cetTTtn’^ ftfvi-
smtt

iDieruatioaal junsprudenee «*<n-

jurist ftf5l>7tr ( q) m (Const )
juristic person njiiriJical person
juror 51 x 7 ^ m

juror’s book (a list of persons ijualifiad
to serve on juries— Wharton p 477)
5IX75R-tJ^ f.
jury 1 tia-td) /.

9 7in^ m

jury box qjtfnnD-HTtiS
jury duty
juryman 7lt?nPT ni
jury of inquest in»IM'r>I-tl<-a.Hdl
jury of matrons (jury of discreet
women empanelled to try a quea-
tioa of pregnancy of a woman)
aisd

jury process (a writ for summoning
of a jury) 5T«7gtel-sn^fV7I
jutywonian 4T«n(jrat /,

)us J (faw) ftfa m.

2(riglit)*ifiretT m.
jus billi (tho law of war)

JUS Civile (simI law) tTTfTT’fift
JUS civitatu (til* right of eiti/en-
ship) wftTTt sf Rutir^

JUS commune (,ho comnioa * law)
qinptr fqfit

j'u s con ulm J (right to inturmsrcy
sn^tfWrg-wf^TTT

2 (body of rules and roguliliotis
governing intermarriage) W'dfiirg-
fefq

jus gentium (the law of nations) TTtf
^ (Ckinat )

jus legitimum (a legal right) anaiTa-
7IT

jus patronaiQS^advowson

JUS possessionis (right of possession)

JUS proprietatis (right pf property,
distinguished from jus posses-
sioQts) siTft! atf^TlT
jus puhheum (the public law, inclu-
ding m Roman Itw the criinmat
and sacrel law) ^7-f^
jus ecriptum (wntton law) fefTyftri
Jussuea edulisaCorchorus depress

Jnitieua Het

J. »o(Truliro«» (prinitots ffillo«)
BTHT*? (Pun >3:^ Den

W71| Msr in nn Um
^ail ftf*T

Jntt fl/f/. *5T*^, 3fT1, StT iret^
(Cooti) *7rrrt(Cout)
jatU tau«a (Uwful groniH)

•n't

ja>t lod com ftjiem w'f
jolt iod eijuiliUe »Tin kVt
jaU and fair

jual and fair lenn.aini^ aiVy
jaitiod reasons) Ic ^ ^fV-

5^

jotl and irue arcooru wiTJ *^7 WJV
fx^T'l

juit below ftc in^

Jmt «aoie fur reTocaiion of probate

«7 Tfw

»7flt

Jntt compensation eerri ttrcTT
Juit debit eoTCO «fai
jait freuod t^ViktiRT
jotliee 1 ion « (Conit )
equiij Birr
9 n iConat )

judge Bjt’rrdlrr

chief ju»ii<>e gwr, airmfirrfT(Con« )
correfiiie jnsiireiilvc aqn
ditlfiliutne jaiiire (according to
tiierii) rjenfsri aTn

■deal Jiislire «T^ a>rn
Jusliee i< Miud aanrieni^
fialiee of l)ie peace fnf>l-aifirerft
jaitirea’ clerk ^ntfrrf! Flfro
jnetiresliip (rank of a joalice) *Tret-

B

ja.tice. in ejre {,i,Bera»» loaiieea)

JoitiriaPnl "T^-mfr
J. I•l«a)>l■ crmne amen
J er]^l,„m^f,Ut.„mWarom

J grolaru.sj

(KS ir,n Ko„v.n.

Ls/a nejun/H)

J pirtaaOraplophTlInm pictam
J pioeiuntiens fl1l^feiR?7T(Bom
bsi

jiisliriaklenf; (liable to trial in a
court ol justice) itsiWT

jiutifiable nd/ WWii aeiiudin, ^C7
jiflifiable aliotlion aiRt<i aiiSmi
justifiable eausc »BTOlnB 11T®I
justifiable Iiominde Laio atiiqqsq

ju'iifieaiioa (theshomng in court o(
a aufhcient lawful taaaon irht a
part} charged or accused did that
for which ho la called to anawer)
•fyfteq-cnfw*, niiOHnq fin mi
plea ofpitlilicalioii (m proceedings
for defamation it it a plea that
the iTordt complained of ' are true
in anbstance and in tact )
flf^4hs

juitifiedud/ wtrfuff. W Tiq H itg.^rqa

justify «d

2sifira??mr BrSsfinjmi

3 (to pronounce tree from guilt or
blame) fitnTTd

t fiote (to tbow to bare bad a auffi*
cient legal reason for an act made
the aubjeet of a charge or acensa*
lion) »Trn»>ti ftr< mt. •Muw-
trtrd^'mi
6 rrmiiBpantitt^

jiis|iCf eaiatcDce wfhi'q .fiT?

justifying prssling Cnnni M
just loionatioo dfuiic furWunn
justly aqrrrr . qfu^ B7 ft
justly due end owtn; Mirmn W1
SCT^

juslnesa (thei]nalit> or atato of being
juti) "nrpn/, eftfusq n »ru*

UTTUWur/ (eonfomiitf to truth)
juil prosocaiioD (lawful or reason
able pros oeation) qfuu irctn
just rigbla erfireif
jiirl laluelronTfrT^cqfrr

JU.I S allie »f*q llfqq

just risible f«^>tpr

I'IIb (that wI sell pmjeets)7>qn

Jilt vh (to alioot out)

jure ICore^itriit eapsulartj) 9SirJI m ,
qittrt (Dcngah n*)
liemp IFI, riTitt
julc black Cof Jnl ’TftTH BIB
jute Iilue Col. Inil tltlB
jute brown Col ltd WW
jute cirlion black Col Tml. Illllil
qfitit BW

Jute cloth qjtici qH
jutc deep black Col Jnd. qiHB rrjT
«TB

jute jreen Col Ind BlftH
j u I e will qtirtt'fintW), <rwq ^
foiHl ^

Jute olire Col Jnd let'll ciws^s

jBje orange Col Ind TgBB qTftT

Jute packing qppt-fi^Tq

jiite plant TOR *1

jute rope TOBi-OS, TOR tft fwft

juie acerlet Cel. M. 9111H p'l’sr

jute seed 9psT«i

jute sliver q^tt'A IBiTB

jute stick

jute twine q?tR O rift
jute waste q^tiui
jutr webliing qni^’^W
jui'WinJow (a projecting wiodetr)
trn TTi trtmqq

jute >arn qgint sp
jute yellow Cel /nd. UXltH
joienileod/ J SiTTfin*

utb-rtbtbb

juienite employment Eton. TIB-lRT-
hhR

juienile female pnsoners qiB-Op^^t
jiiiemle foliage Forettry qiB-qwHfii
juvenile jail qiB-BITintf
jiiveni1eleafformror«lrpqTB"'l''tW^
jui mile olfender qiB-cTTTTd)
juvenile jinsoner «tB «rff
Juvenile Smoking Act BIB 'pnR*
•tfjfitqti

jurlaposition Fool 'tlfir'il. fiftTO n.

843

kanal'strahlen

K

KRly ^

K(c»lji)i3o«

K{theriMl conductivity) W (*^-

K (constant) U (fbnr*)

K (depression or elevation constant)
p;iy»«j CTum. V (Pt*=R ^
fOTTiH) .

K (equilibrium constant) ^

f?«J^) .

K Phys. (specific inductive capacity)
Wt (constant RitW
K PAyi. (bulk modulus o( elasticity)

ir (ifinf-af^rwiT-ant^) C/ E ^

K* (ionic product ol water) ^

K (kalium»>potu9iuiii)

•K Phvf. (aUolute ^ acalo of tern
perature. Kelvin)

K. {KltbutlU) 91 (9tTTt»il ^

K (moment of inertia)

K (open wason) JJly «(a^*Tit)
k(a«mu(!ial or subsidiary quantum

number) n't 9^*”)

K, W Phijt. (rdoetion factor) « («^‘P'

« (cumulants) SlaUsUd W (’S'W?!)
•(factor depending on sliapo) «n

Kabul (nvor) Gtog. fW /. (of tbo
Veilas)

Kabuh gram

kabure (skm erupiion duo to bur-
towing ol Hie corcanac) STOJiTW-
itn Vi. . 1 ,

KaeWn lulls liugbiDg-lbfusli Ji«
fTWTT
kaebita (Sfrye/.w*

Pl »5 m (N ^ )

K*adil Chm.

Kadaliossiirus pivlronfol (a lo ng tun -

Kaempfenipct iiwWl-inrH

K. aogustifolU (los\es lificeolato
—Base) r'rn
K. galaoga

Dm. Bon ehandit

mulo)

K panduraU =Castrochilus pan-
el urau

K. rotnoda wnii wi (B-. N .

U. Bon- Mar Dio Cuj*

3 T 7 * 9 r}

kaffir bread Dot (tbo pitb «rF9t; W
used as food) »

Kafinstan Geoo w

kagu 2i»l (a crested grniform bird
i2Ai»«-fcele*jii6oti«r,lubata ^Sed
with long pendent hairs') m

kahikatca *» Podocatpus dacryJi-
otdes

Kabo's test af*/. (precipitation tost

of syphilis)

kainite lu (J for TTJ po-

taasiuio, « (or «i»i3 magnesium,
for s^4 sulphate. forSRit
mineral)

kai-er brown » ginger (a colour,
rcUiili rol yellow hue,

of low brilliance)

Kaiihal 0(9} (m tlioKaroal district.
Punjab) *tr<jWci n

kakajiOMground'pjrrot WTItJ* * 0 .

Kakatoe=Cacattta

Kakaloidae m-

kaki n

kakirile Pr(rc9 (js of the same natu-
re as erosb breccia

Tyrrell p 295) ^ **”"*** «•

Kaknii Oil or artist’s oil
kakos- (Gk. 'bad") 5*
kala sa»r 59? m.
kala ajar genu «19i79?*?)*n^
kaladaoa s* pliarbitis seeds Pham
C75n9RJ n-

Kalaoclioe Bet grpnw? snnfit

K. laiiiiiata HIMI'M (B , K ■

Bon.IIin.FIW)

K. j.ionaij Todtn ^‘rtnr (Bssu
wla)

K. spatliuUta (it is poisonous to

goats— Disu) sunls's JhmiIII

kaleidoplione Ph’js. ni.

kaleidoscope (Gk- ilofoj ‘beautiful* +
eiifoi ’form’, evliibits an endleae
sartet) of taricolonred forme)
•tinie^'H^ tri-

kali n'!! n. (=yu alkali)
kali botlle

kalij 7T?9m. (ancient word, from it
IS dented Hindi Inby)
kalij pheasaut m- (ancient

kaliDite J/iiierof (common, or potash
alum found in nature) wMswIit]
/■ (afit pota*h, wftTT alum)
kaliopliilile tn, (t- for W3

potassium, nr. for Wi44l5 atumi-
uium, for silicate, -n

for nfsta luinent)

Cf. aiuaaoDslnue, anieionite

nttfel

kaliuuts potassium Ckcn- m.
kallar (soil efiloreteenee which appear*
00 the eurfaeo of 'usar* or alkali
Itods) Ibvins

kallilite for^r*

nickel, for antimony, ft.
for RlTg bismuth. ?r. for 3*^ eul-
phide. -t? for mineral)

Kallima Paleontol (genus constituted
by tlia leaf buttertly) Tftfemlrr-
snrrfa

KalobalIii|ipus ^oof niuUgif Hoild
Kalosylon Pufeonfol. JTHTfi

K. liookeri (the roots are borne
on the stem— Scott) mm's tj?-

kamala PAarm- {d/.if/«/nspA«fippi»e»-

lii) »»•

kanidar ( t\) m.

kaine G. of- (Scotch ‘comb’) w.

k-iiiiuhi = horned screamer
Kaiii'.batkaQ bobby Acet Wf? fkn-
S!t 5

kaDal-strableo » canal rays PAya.

K«nd*U» k*tig«ii duect...

^5^

KjDilelia /7o<

K rbceilej ntllT^ (Kan

lanfaJ^. Tam lfln<fal. TeU lnn‘<»

kangaroo ^rrftftn m (abort (or f?:!

kangaroo rat 'SrCliiT*
kangaroo thorn >» Acacia armata
KaograOccg fj'I^ n linll
Kangra valley (ulvetta Avn (irr^-

kaaVu \ %,Vl.

2 (calcareous) “v'laW
kankar profilet^ 7^'

Kaonemeyeria 2ooJ
Kaooiij Geoj H

kiDsaware

kana eradication i(tn 7*^^
kaniu great rose finch iin 4t7

Kanau partridge Acer <<17 frftr?

Kansu red Lreaiied woodpecker Am

Ktniu tree-pipil Am ^ fW jT?*!
Kanau arhile browed roie-fiscb Ac<i
^ ftr-H 7T7«*^»«
kaoihosineabnUiant direct oratige
kintikari Pharm. m-

kaolin JT^/
kaolinaie ir^fn It
keolioieoA; Utneral
kaoliaic acid Ckm ICHfn
kaolmite SfiwroJ m (7^^

kaolin, i> forsaftn iBineral)
kaolmiae *6
kapok etTOrrt^T^
ka|iok float «ikijK)k tree
kajKik tree (Cr.ia proton /ra) gVs-
eneflwt / (D ,.S )
kirsil -> Iran

karenni1IilU(inIJiirma)»TT»7 fllftn
K.rrnni rc 1 lira.Ir.I laughioe.lliruth
irrt 7Tr»7 fjTTT WIT7TT

Karenni tree crrrj-cr Am «Tt»7 fS
•ni

karmaihilc-cyc Am
k.ir. - ..n.lcr.,0.iol can.1 0«v.
■'r^r^i/, «inr

arlin,ki‘s noal •errrtion lianllns
••Twrfte

kiraiK B.c: aefe-

kirjoj.my {(g, d t.g

nuclei) •.

karyokincais Btel 1 (mitosie)

HOP! n

2 (m a nirrower eensa, nnclenr
changes) »7fe-l77W « (C/ ej lo*
kinesia CTfeeR)

karaolopy (aeienee et the noelraa)
anftfTSTRit.

karjotymph Bid rarf^tOTT / 1
(nuclear tap) Tarfettl su.
karyolyait (onclear dusolntion) ^tg

«V7 II

karyoljlic adj »7fi?Wr7
karjophylioD (Gk)^rtfl
karyosome fiiol 1

3 c chromatin nncleolua
karjoliD Uaryo- ‘ooclena'+ehtema-
(is) Diot. (stainabla material of the
noclent) /

Kaibgar ir^ m , «nf) /. (from Mahr-
naoay. Chineaa Kia >! < ia-fi,
(jnoted by Frof Bailey to Jua
1/a/or. IDJI. p 9)

Kitbmir m. (are «t«» uftdrr

Caebmire)

Rjihiuir care bat J/omm. CnflT
«»?TT-7f

Kaslunir onoamon eparrow Artt
er7»t fftn

Kashmir dipper Am tcrdtl Btffirnfl
Kashmir grcy>beadeil warbler Aui
etrdtt wmeM werwra-tfirdt

Kashmir etey«til Am wtH-

Raihmir bouse-manin Ava CgdlT

Kashmir house sparrow Am Vgdt(

Kashmir kokiss Am

Kashmir taughing ibruth Am CTrfiT*
Ttenn

Kashmir magpie Am
I't'f' ancient name)

Kailimir pied woodpecker Arrt
7 Jjftt »^r «1CT17

Kailimir red flanked butti>robiii Arri
71*1 re-Tirt fatfi
Kashmir rnlslart A res 7TdlT-7^77
Kashmir roller Acre TTlftT-TTr
Kishmir sooly flycatcher Am TTtOr
tprv! iinaiitt

Kaihmir aug J/omit. 7p(rt-^n *

Kaslunir stileh

Kashmir wbite-bVowed rose-finch
Am Trflt fwi-» 7I7B-7t7
Kashmir wren Am
Kasi Zool ^)?l-tr7int (^ ‘monkey’
occurs in wrm StFi)

kata- s> cata-
kataliolics: catabolic
kataho1iin) = catal>olism
kataclasticwcalaclastic
katamorplnc lone Gtol wt'si'cit^l-

Cf anamorphicaone al4rt|*a'ni-H\5r
katamorpbisoi (breaking down of com*
plax minerala into iimpler forma—
Tyrrell p. 256) n

katiDol Col. Ind. (poaiasses a direct
affinity for cotton) m-

kitaphoreiismeitapboreiis
kauibermomater lied, (for maaauring
the eoeling affects) B'lMlMtlR m
kaiasone Prtreg (lessermosi son* of
tDatamorpbiira— Tyrall p. 3S7) f^*
vttT m [$et epirooe)

Kttcbal abikra Ante 77I5!-H*7I7
Kaier’s paodnlDto (tha periodifl tuna
It tha lame ou both tlio knife adgea)
gdATRlTfl
VaibBiraea cateebu
Kathiawar ^tnV m.
kaibodemcathoda

kstigen aaunne Col tnd (katigani
are tuipbide dyea) •isd7
k. black ris^ cnt
k, black brown «is^7 71S 7tl
k. blue ns^qdtn
k. blue-bUck rpV7sf)n fesi
k bordeaux rt>^ 7f77l7
k, brilliant black n»V7 Wigt 71"
k. brilhani green trr^
k. broDie ns^ cfn
k brown rTs^7 7iz
k. chrome blue rt*?t7 7^ sflK
k. chrome brown nsVt 777 TV
k. eutcb ns^rr iiiqdl
k. dark blue lta>7 aifin if)7
k. dark brown ri7v|7 atfin 7W
k. deep I lack ri?v)7 rrrr 7T^
k. deep blue ip 57 rrn «f)7
k. deep green n»^ 777 10
k. direct bine rp^ itTTfiW ^
k. direct fast grey arwrfW

katigen fast grey

Ml

kafir

fWT'IpT

V fast prey fer ^‘TT
1. fieM prey
I, green rt^7?U
L. prey n»?J7 'Ipt
L jmlipo rs^J*? ftA?'

1. kliiVi vife

k. navy Line * 1 *^ *nft* *ft5t

k. olive «ts^g

k teil-lirown iis^ Tai-TW

k. violet
k yellow n»^
kationsicatiou

Kalmanilu Geog. (tlio CApitHl o( Nepal)

n

Kius Aiitlra)is = > Sagittarii Attron.
avatr ’agt^n.

Kaus DorevlissV Sagittarii vltlrot-

Kaus Meri>l>onaIis=,l S a p 1 1 1 ar 1 1
Atlrm. ^3^ »i • /•

kava 1 (a ipeeioa of p«pp<r. from
which an intoxicating leverage i«
made) XTTtirt:^ «•

2 ■ kavae rlilxoma ™ kava^kaia
Pihtrin. «.
kiva acid iTTtrTrv <tTH
kavae rliixoniaakava rtuirn.
kava pimi iTTtlfJfl'fnitfn
kavalne Xf^jrftvft/.
k>va kaiaakava rUarn
kiwau vam {Dtcsrorca poUaphiillti)'
rriTgM.(B,M)

kayteriiee>dia*|torc ffwireijf w. (nf-
fot n;2txi sUiiiiiDa, water, -W for
mineral)

K ». (liinga Bench) ^t. ”IT.
fl)

K.C (King’iCounsJ)Tt.R (n*'«5t*
Keler's orpin = |ictHardial plauil

Aiinj. "»•

Kedrosiia Dot ^v>gT^-S^fa

K. roitrataeanhiDchoiir|u foeiiJa
(fruits tapering into a long narrow
beak— Dasu)

Kedrowiki’a bacillm 3-3^'^

keel 1 ocarina Bol f^r^t »•
a (of a ship) Pwr*! «

9Zeol. TT-T3 n. (for

tlie median ridge on the Ircastbone
of most kirda)
keeani;. i(,i,»rp)»ftrn

a

3 (acuta of mind) SWT, f WR
Keene a aemcni=liyilraiilic gypsum
wrriTR an^ n
keep eb I T^’ri

3 (to observe, to fulbl) SW

3 (to preserve) Rfiruifl

4 (to coiidnci or carry) HRT-

R5l ssr^

ol*er>e ll^st
fulfS ^

preserve

save

keep abreavt of ilie times WTJ 4 imt

mg

keep a man amfa W=n, RRIt TOTt
keep a mutre*s <«oi

keep an account opcn^HI t«nl

keep and bear atmsanjR ?^1

.. £.

keep and retain tWRI <MT Siodlioi
CtRI

keep animals <rtr hi#*!!
keep a place «r tiling (mvoUee the
idea of having control over it) «RTR
Btni RtJ W

keep a revoril xriRl

keep at arm’s lenpili BRIR ffWl

keep (or liold) « *^7

keep a woman

keep body and soul together m®1
nrT«t afflt.

keep company (to go together in court*
ship) (nnw from Menu)

keep deposited frSrf<nr

keep disry (niainlaiu diary) ^^’(1

rwsn

keeper etF», 4»lrfl (ri.)

11 % ,

•keeper

keeper ofaboardiog bouse WJPTlBra*

kctf^ier of a hotel
keeper of a lodging bouse

keeper of an asv^nio gairvtTBtr*Bl9iei
keeper of bar room
keeper of common gaming house
niJiPR rrr^ *l

keeper of disorderly bouse nfsig;^*
•8fF«

keeper of dog J?! tR CTl41
keeper of ferry uIrr-RIBV

keeper of gaming device mjrtli*

Keeper of the Great bcal RSigiTI*

MW )

Keeper of the King's Con-<ience =
Lord Chaniellor Tift
keepir of the press gxyiT^R
Keeper of llic Prny Seal = Lord
Tru) ^eal

Keeper of the Ueeords of the
Govenimenl of India WITct-TIIR^
atfs^ra’n^

keepers for the magnet gtns-rsj®
keep false hooks 1 ^ 1 , ^

ff«I3W tatn
keep for the benent of 4
I«5n

keep house 1 (to occupy or maintain
a separate house) B5fil Rt
3 (to porfoimt lie duties of a house*
keeper) tJ5Rl3^

S (to remain secluded at home to
ovaJo creditors) cV’n (^C^)
keep house of illfame '4Srn,

BtSI wwi*ii

keep ID abcysBie wiwfnw laRt
keeping TBnt
custody ir5rT9T

keep in good repalrskeep in repair
keeping properties ITn
keeping sileme CfBt, tlt*R TPlI
keep lu possession vnm st
keep in repairokecp in good repair
g wfwi fl

keep iu safely and good onlergr^A
afti Bvjftanpn^TB^tt
kiep on record bRtwB B
keep on the premises
keep opcu gaj ram
keep place W*! la^f, r»T1^ ^lnRl=T
»ThI

keep record tHUI

keep ilrect iii fe|iJir rt^ (^fif)
g-WBrUT R TB=tT
keep the file in iiis]<en«e
faBRiB

keep track (to loop onosolt informed)

Bin mRt

keep type standing PrnUiin; g^ rtn<t
TvtRT

Keewatin series (rcpresoiiteit largely
h) greenstones — \Veb.)g^rT«l*tnWT'
kefir (a h ‘luor ma<le from fertooiitel

lufix fungi

318

k«t»^nol itomaritm

cL-fkiSTfUTT/
kefir {qdp yfrsTT-CTT
kefir fT»ioi=kefir »ee8»
kefir »ee<iis*lefir fonjt (|re^^^h
er>-^^ stiag ctein'^^s fasgi]

Tfrw*^

Keidso* Endaoi Jjircn- *tf"

yvwf

Xeuabxku ■=xenB4rxck
Kekole 9 (onnaU (of >je’irt*i«l Cke^
(tbre* iltersita ooaUft bonds)

fU'USfl »j*

KeUartia Jen OTT^-ffSTfs (tba

eareriTerts bare » I'reik ef jeliow

down the laidnlej

KelaarX * liat iram<«. (re>;era;>o rejb-
■lews) Rrfw *3

KeJJoer > erepiere (she £eia *ad ey#.
le-s are of eqnal «i>cai length) *W-

Srrffs

kelp 1 ex I*.

3 (axb«i of ieaweeil)<b*«W.1TW n,

3 tlar;« teaw»»'i) «.

kelp pifeoa (Ckiewis oU^)
kelprort <• ultwort iStlKlt Ish)
w.

Edna LaUorewarap^e lutaeee*
KeUia a ampere balaoce ^TfC'3'T
Eeltia repteaisfaer (eleetne ekar(i3{
BMbisa) fe'5*S'*TT’f n.

Kclna'a ampere balaaee m ampere

Krloa araIe»abMlBle acale Lksfl

Kelnai mirror Filtaaorarler
xBoriB' BiJpiel mirror palrano*
Bseter r*»t

Kelria'i rapoor pmiore tbermo.

oieter TTT-*^*fr^-^ g ' a
kelrphile PeSeo; ra.
kelrpliile ria =» keljpbiiie border
*TTT-S7*^«a

keljpkiiie UirderMkeljpkite nm
keodalU compoaod EBOortiaooe
Leeael (hotoa (or doer) ye |p e i g

EeaoellT'HraruuJe Lirer _ Heart,
tide rrptoa cr UrerotoBoiphere
(al a I «i/» t of IDO re iJo.
ireSers moav) l"e*rST fcjx
Vee -loam Eivkt^ «B
keaein>fi»neiiuB|r rilr* dioda)

Fitt. frpf B,

Kenti>li IoD^ib=«>ld oat (irens
/bIbo) grg-Bftrj/.

Kealiah iiIOTertupperplaisiare landp
grer brorra'?^) g^TI fe^S «.
Keotnekr coffee tree (a tall tree, tlia
aeeda ol adueli bara bees aiel at
a tobetitats lor coffee) Bfroi")**
fS»*e.

Keataekr preea (aeoloor, jellow*
greon in boe, ol low ft bril.
ha*e*)ftTr5kf)

kearte Pttrvj fas oliriso-bearug
pbonoiite wiShpbesoeryata ol asot-
lhoelaao~^Jh»ttbera) w.

(oliTise f tosofita

kepbaliBBcepbaltB
kepbir=kefir

Kepler a tawa (lam re'ating to tha
motion cl planets toosd tlio asn)
k('lf)8Ul ftsH

Keplers laars ol ptaoetair moliOD
Jjirau. C^-axft ftffa
keptakept aronuB
kept lu abeyaore

kept IS reyalar coarse of busiaeis

fW6n «n'<*d a 5*1

kef t wonaa TWwfl /,
kerarprnte - eerarernle
kersita (a eerelros.Jo sft^ /.

kerateetatia OftttkalwcL BJidTBB ^
keratiR (Gt, lcr«M 'boral ifierkm.

keratiBiaaiioB ir|w, s ijue-e, STj*

vm ■

keraliBisedo'V fbecocie.orrenierol
keratioom)

krriliaoae Btoehr^ (a proteose Irom
keratis) rrfrj a.

Lerstiooas = iiorarsj> rrf
keralilis » eonteilia
keritopeaic aJj. (eaptb'e ol tndaecg
grovtb ol akin, bair, or Loray
tiasses) -a* ee, alwes* ^lUft 4t
krmopeoooa «J; (prolaeiaK bora)

Leraietrsis £>oribn. ai*iftie n.
keritolytic la. siiasia aw.
keralosulaciaOpkiksIwel.

keTMopbrrcTVjrop (aporpbpntieroek
I arisp asortboelaao a« ita

prcrail Bg fe'Jipar— VTeb.) *33*
xmu «. *pbTT«)

Kerstota ~ Crntoaa Bed. O-arinp

tbo skeleton of horny fibres) Wfl*
8PH' n yl.
kerb = nirb

Verb marLet^ntrb market
lerbaloae=corbslooe
kerf (Ge-tn. fiescknifO (the *l‘l or
oetcU made m esttisg, as by an
axajfef’t/.

KemuD^bahstbroara stooe
kernes (fonnj on Oacroii eofci/rra)

kermecio orange Cd. InJ.

kerrseiiie rf*TTftr» n. {d. lor
anliBwsy, rr. or>s C- for 5;^
eulphide, -Ta for afta miaeral)
kermrs mmerit cThT "rftr
kernel 1 arfe /.

2 (o( wheat, etc-)
kenirl blaek=ilrop black
kernel itarrbiaess (of teed) «f%-*r»T^T
kernel lexfsre (of teed) irfir-ffBT
lemite giilCga «. (r. for todi-
09. fiv for irCt borata.*n for
»*>» m.-eral)

krrn-pUsm rrlatioostiip Zcol. nfc-
antJlt-'u

Irroseac 11 . feff fft ^

kerosene oil tin k Sw VT TtVT
l.ero<<ne solution miV ft yy Y
Lrrosene store

kerosene Im qK «j twi

V-TsiOlile Prfre; (0 taiea lamyro-
pbjTr) atrnwTW n, (lamprophyre

wwp^-jS)

krsan pram k«rf) wai
Ket.ler’s apparaiai C/.em. ?*gttT
wjTr*

Kestler's psoens Ciem. (cf eoncea-
tratioa ns'yl.one aeid) ftwT

inrerted enp)

kriirrl (nri-p^ n. (»n anete-t
same)

kn-. Veto- Clcnt. (ketoaa) *f»-. ,

kettime Ckm- riTBtWf /.
ketrne Clrw,. (lcf5"e + wac)l*t%»B b.
Veto-, krt Cfrfw. (keiosr) rf»-. till-,
r^-

krto-acid t^TiRBr

krto-enol immenim. Cim. t^arsgl.

kato-enol tautomeriini

leto-»nol tauloineri'in SH*

Vetoptn Zed. w

ketogenic orfj. ^ijol
keto-hexose Chtm

keto-hyJroxy o^stnn wt-T^5nT-«t-

ketol CJtrn 51^^ "*
ketone (from acetic
dim /

ketone blue Col- M 5 mW 1 flt5S
ketone body <?Wtn 4W
ketone group C/iem-
ketonic adj Chem
ketonie group Ohem. ^

ketonic hydrolyin sftfrCT a^tSH
ketose Chen «•

keiosi* lied rfPRfli^rw *•
keloxime n

kettle 1 PA»J 3^ /•
jeeketed kettle
a Orel •ketllehole n

kettledrum 5*5^ "t-
ketlle-liole Cwl- «•

pot'bole fta**M
kettle I«Ve 0«ol.
kettle Bioreioo Ceol fprtT

Ketnpa Are* tmiT'^nnfa (their (ood
eoosieU tniunly of fish— fieb*.
leedinfi on)

kewpetterttUip circle PAfi. (com-
n.onl> useil) «W7«t •rf»T='fw r*
key 1 ^ 1 .

3 ■■ loliiiion 5^1 / 1

3 Cctn. /•> "TWt "»• ,

4 (u< ley to a territory) tmtrrt H.,

6 Bwood wedge J?/y.

C Vock- /•
kej.bar (in a typownler)
keyboard (of a typewriter) not

key cupl'Oird ftUTU

key diagram Surv. WtUTTAfe^*^
keybole "•

keyhole ct.»er fwT-itmw

key induitry -basic industry «m-

Ttctn „

'keying unit Ji^dar «rt

keylnterlo^klng-keylockiog Jlly.

ytrff.enew
key le»er joaft ewt^

849 kiitelffubi

key loan onuTr<C*®^

key-locking=key interlocking

key map je^-etwlua

key mineral (key=>

essential)

keynote ifutic *t*W «•
key of diTider

key on fiat fnpin* (rating on n
ftattened anrface) fkftetu tftsn
key-operated ad;. Phft 5 ^-uifpH
key plan Sure. «T'SH-*tfenl3RT, WWIT*

keyry — wallOovrer (Ckcsrantkui
cheir»)f*TfttS°I*n.
keyawitch

key to or ol • territory (the place
that eootrola access to lOtnuJU ^
a^tlSlf

key iransniilter Bfif
key rillagc centre WTUW-nnt-k^
keyway 1 j/oefs. ^Wi-STn «-
3 Qlhm-

keyword amn-nc?,

kg., kgm (lilogtam) tt 'at. (tfTB 'ST*a)

khaki / • (yellowttb tod-yellow
<o^i(W»T 10 hue. aatnra tion snd
briUianee modiom tf^)
khaki green Cot. M.

khaki imlliPg yellow .Cet- /*»d. hJ^

atltfust dltt

khaki yellow Cot. Ind. <is
khandy

khan-khan earth — Clauher’a aalt
(atude sodium sulphate) wn-tv/.
kharif rftncifev, ftfttft
khariC pnees tjtu

kharif procurement Aroifwut Blfifl
khinf aowing iflaoifh* tihft
kharo luDul (salty trona^ tseFAU
fu^TTt «

kharo aa{ (SindhO 3^ F»s«i< m.
kharshuoak— Lrowooak(Tr.lII 929)
kharaivan (a proprietary name of
•alsarsan hetdfiwl — PHM 510) ^T*
fipft/.

Khasia hilla am fiilr

Khasia hsIU cuckoo Art* attT-Inff

Khasia hilla jay dr«a Pl<7 tn-UTT
Khaiia blits twift Am* ftyr-ft^

WZW

Khiii pine undhff <tTV

khaskhas w. (occurs in 5^,

eteJ- ^

khasra (field book— APB.50)

khel-papra Pham.
nnii

Khotan Qecg- pi-
khuskhus (reftoeria mane»d«) Rlftl
PI (B.N,M)

Kiaeraspis auehenaipidoldea

rateiwfot. ^

kiang (a Tibetan wild ass) wT'W m-
kick. H. 1 m.

2 Ailrou- Htlt «.

Kickxia (iQclndes the cancepworts)
K. elaline (leases hastate— Br.FL

p 865) K^^Ptrut

K. spuria (learea rounded or cor-
date at baae— Br. FI. p 666)

kid I ^

9 (a young goal) WSTTT n ,
*Tw.g»gR

kidnaped Lnv(I-F-C) (lid *a child
4 nap ‘to leire’) CH? WUR, wuhW-
(tee abduct)

kidnapped leiv (I P.C ) "Vr* Pi.
kidnapper Loio (t.P.O.) rifTTPli (-^

kidnapping aiyNl'Wn.
kidnapping a minor £oio
kidnapping a person of unsound
mind Lae (I-P C.) TWtwrtgrn
kidnapping from lawful guardian
•hip « B WR ^ RlMnSt'il
kidney — nephros Anat. w..
kidney Lean— French bean (PMaeotu
eulpsrii) /-

kidney corpuscle Zod. m-

kiJney-8hai.ed adj.
kidney stone— nephrite
kidney tubule

kidney vetch (Lsoitist iu5camojvt)
atVsTUPe^n t>i.

Kids— r. f. e Aungae ^lilrou
!tf , mra trnifr m.
kler n. (a large vat in winch cotton,
etc . are boileil . ) n.

kiering (to treat in a lier at by boil-
in)t}li)^«m n.

kiesdgnhr — iofiiiorlal earth —
dUlomiie » dialoniaecona earth

830

kingpin

Vieterite («r». lor «r»t3

inigiesmm, SJH lor talphite,

.fT lor csinorftl)

Kiffj Anitr»hi « a* Librte and «•
Libr«e iilron BVS
jr»n?'

Kiffa Rorealia « 3 Librae Aitron

fri"*’ /

KikobrancLi* - HiplobriBchii
bil (kilo meter) S *n (^r9-tii*i)

Rildjre green (a colour -ycllowiib
yellow green m hue, o( high

a brillience) ngWVftr
kill t6 1 WTW, BIMI
3 iittal inn

Killamey, KtlUrBc^peeB (t ealo«r.
greennh yellow green
eeturation end brillieoee nedinm
«rri)

ViIUeOM)

killed eod woanded
killed ipinte (« toletion of (ine
cbleride «'(>« ) ** *w>r n
killed iteel »n"! CWWS
killer (eoeient word), g"n

fefa m (kilter wbele)
k iller while 5»TT ftfif
killiliili (liij ‘cbinaen m.

killiBg 1 Wirt fl > wiTfi
3 3/rMl TTBW n
killing igeot 1 2cel wm m

3 CXm WT* m , WU» nwiWW n
killoplera ariWTT m.
kilo wrm n (from wbieb If detired

niniiwtil) wm. wp

fareiee WTT. W^f

kllo-dned cdj wnTf-wlFgt, Wlk i
jwi

kllo>dry et. wnTT-efiTH, wA S gwrti
kiln dry a4j WTTH ge*, wA k e^

I">

kiln bepromrtrr enT«"l*^inw
Ilia eejeoniog WTTIW-lirt^, enk 8
wn»i

kiliuiile WTT« kTPt. »n^ *1 twm
kilo lak'Iegrem
3-kilomr.er^
kilo-eitorie wratt

kiltKWfle f!a1,a Wf««< fi.

kilog (kilofTioi) W Wt (•TTWWrW)
lil^frim (k| , k|n>, kilo, kilog'
fT^-wt»w Inml

kilo-liler (kl )=elere WW (9 •» )
kilom. (kilo meter) RWt (WTW-Wtt)
kilo-meter (kil , kilo , kilom . kl ,
kBi)WT^WMw (twi)
kilovolt (le)wni^*Wii (tg)
kilovolt Lnes MgKgMfn
kilowatt Flee Wg^^TX tt
kilowatt-bour RgttVTI
kimberlite Pctre; (occumog inpipee
and often carrying diemonde) ^f*

kin 1 (a group of pertont of the aame
itOeIr, race or (aiaily) fmftx,
flJM m

3 (one't relatiree collkelirely. kin-
dred kinemeD)4lxAagh, TifswA ra.

3 (a natural gronp or kind, a claea,
race, epeciee or tha like) mft.Wlft
1

kith Vamilier friendi. aci)oaiDtan-
eee) ftw, tWn
kindred tyifrrf
reletionehip l^gnr
coBiCB'nioity gaginTx
affiBity ft T lgitx e ^

cogaiie Wi^xvg

egoaie

uterine

ofkift (of theeamekin or family)
WJW

next of kio, oeircet of kio AxTXW
•elowift

kinaee ifioekem. wAxv n
kiad ffwmn (Conel)
lo klD<] (in prolueo or commodity,
not In value or m-iney) wvgwx ft
kind ad/ TTig.

kinderganen^rg fi^ai^WTwhrXn.

kind of crop erv^-sxiv
kind of eeed itw sny
ki nd, q uality or grcte j*^, 0^
enm trww

kindred 1 (retalionehip by birth or
by marriage) m.

3 (a f roop of peraooa relatod by
Hood)5*l^ft ftwfewefiia.
3(reletiTra)ftW'ift(riI,)m
klnlredod/ (belonging to tho lama
family or race) aixidrw
kioemalieal tij.

kinemelical rqoalH>« ligge Wnfr^W

enftfn

klaematie c^eitioB wrif^X tnfWH

kinemilica (treate of motiont con-
iidered in themeeWee) tr»lfrtl /.
kinetice

kinemato'rapli = cinematograph
-kiaetii -rtft /.
kinetic od/ P/iyr nld*
kinelically eijuivalent eyitem Math:

lift* tfg wwiw ftsft
kinetic element Zool nfiTC ftrr
kinetie energy (awing to motion tf*)
nftx aixi

kinetic molecular hypotheiia riOtv

kinetica nfn^ /.

kinetii. theory Diol tfr* WIT,

WTT

kinetic theory of gaaee PAfi. Wlfewl
•I rift* WIT

kmelic theory of raitter PAyt. T*W

»I rift» XTT

kinelo elioreBcenlromere •apindle
atlreliment Aisf trf -JT n
kinetogroeiiipial (daetnne that eni*
mal flrueturee have been prodnsed
by animal movement*) wftwww n.
kinete nucleiiioDiotioo Btielese
Piol wft-^ft

kiDrlO|)a«t ■> kineloQucIeui Zeeh
*ift»wfe /. .

king nwt m

kingbolt-kingpia JfalA nwiWl/.
king can do no wrongTlWI W>| WWT!^
wfl WT Hwwr
klDgeobaaklDgCUp
king cobra wFitnWm.
king contort TTifl-wft m,
king crabynr-vft?

kingcup •• marih marigold (CoKAn
pofaifrii) fta^ m.
kingdom 1 HTW n
empire nnmw
3Ai’el Hiif nft/-
kingdom of anin-alt mfn-vjff
kingdom of mincralt wrftx-^
king lom of planti fft
kingfiiher iflxtc m (ancia'nt name)
king in council rnfCX^WWIT
kingly ad/ (becoming a king) TTxV-

fix

kingmaker IIirTT m-
kingmaking fiaam n
king pengoin TTwra^Wlil
Lisgpinwklngboll Afaek. TTWI^WV/.

Ungpott tiuit

klockzaannite

Sjl

tn»ss=Vja' \ni«s
King'* adrortte irsrfjITTi
Eiog'a l>eBcb ?T3 m-

Kiag’a Line I Cd. Ind.

3 (a cotonr< blae in hnei satora*
lion and bnllianoe in«3inm

king'a ciovcroMelJotni officinalis

King a coanscl

kiogt-crown = Melilotns officinalis

f

king’s enemj

king s cTidcnce (thecTidenee ^olnn
taniy gi»en by ah aeeompiiee)

king's police medal or bar inri;

WTT ift TT< * I W I %1
king's pnrplearojsl pnrple
King's remembrancer gys
King’s yellow I Cel. Ind. TI"* ^
a-lemon yellow

king iTOsasskiagposl truss tnr.T^*n

Unin £ieeiUm.

kfakc&.Sttfc

kinkajou ^ee^. (geans Cereel<T(^a C'f^.

aprjwrfi) fn.

kinked adt S^irt fkffWi:
kinki rice fkWl wnw
kinnsMilabarkinoakladcii kino~
Cochin LioosEait Indiat’ kino
fkam. (a piodaet jiunilaf to ra'e-
eho, obtaioed fromTanocs troy^esl
trees) •’»

kinonUsm Biel- (ibe mote aetise
elemeots of protoplasm) m.
C/. tfopboplaim

Kinorhyneba (a elaaa eoirpnsiag tbo
B’cAinwierei) »?».

kinsfolk s;r^t^ n
kinship n»^/.

kinsman sl«i^ m. (from ^^nX-

Wtir)

reliiiTe rfnnift

kinsigite prffog. (esteatially com-
poeed of garnet ri»J=5 sod biotite
n’nr^ wnui^'flitw n.

Kipp apparatni (m OermiBy Eippe-
eher apparit. by error, as if from
a proper name Etpp It is from
Jltyyva *to tip orer. tilt') -Kipp gas
generator ftTfrafT^ n-
Kipp gas generator

Kipp genetawe

KirchhofT* la% Phys .fHiiW

KjrsebofTs eqnaiion (eqnstion con-
necting tbe specific beats of the re*
aetiDts sjd tbe prodaets) ssT^V*

kiss-hcr.| .th' kutlerr s heartsease
{Ftola Ineolor) »-g»i «i
kis*-me (Grroniiim robertiaitun) tST
m

Kitslpha = s Eqnnlci Aslron tHTiT

fii.

Kitasato s Lacillns aee PastenrcIIa
kiiehen Trtrfl/,

kitchen bslsnre gHTh)

kitchen block T«Tft-tT^

kitchen familnre gfn^Y-rrWT. tSVt

kitchen garbage

kitchen garden (• garden in which
rsgetables are cnltirated) tnttlVin,
tnrwnfcntrw
kiiebea boose tnrf sit
kitchen swab T«l| tt b 1«9
kite I (common lodiao kite} fit.
(aocieot word), 'dtss

3 (made of peper) <tin m

S Atrmaaliet n

4 Ccm. (leeomiDodatioa bill)

fs

kite-flyiogCtFHi. frWfVtU-Tfm, fr*

kith (femilier frieodsi acqoaintaoces)

fini n, ^iPr* m.

kith and kin (kindred, relatioos, fa.
mily connections) Snftld n., ftr?

kSton bine Nsdiinlpbine blue A
k. flit bine \ disalpklne Line V
k. fast green V « naphthalene
green V

k. fast orange Csorange C
k. fast Tiolct 10 B a fast acid eio.
let 10 0

k. red 6 D^sbrillunt acid carmine
6B

k. yellow S,SR«:pyniise yellow

Kitlicinela Atr$ ^UTSi; ffSlft (whole
head. neck, breeat, back end wings
gloity bIse-bUck. encieot

came)

kitten fes?! at *tn:t

kittnl tree {Caryoia vrtns) FTIjJt in.

kiwi Zod (iiDititire of its cry) tflfVa

Kjeliiaht apparatus ^uaJ Cfwiu. (fot
deterrainiBg nitrogen or am-

monia

KjelJabl deliier) tube «rpj,%

K^eldahl digestibn apparatus «ft-
aift-fllf-Jtl

Kjcldahl di<lillation apparatus 11(7-
•kfo niTT^tr

Kjcldahl fla«k •rf7ai(3'*lfer
kjcldihl.re cb Chef>u
Kjcldahl method lift

Kjcldahl stand

11 lOulolitsrltrW. {*tTW-srTO)

3 (kilo meter) n Ht. RP)
Klebsiella (E>) Pact, (s geaut of etpsn-
lated bsetens^ BnTT*T^ Btflfd
(JT*)

K. cspsulatns anntrv SfT %

K. friedlsnderiwK. pneumoaiae
K. ozaenae ta Bacilius niueosus
oaaenae (causes ozena)

87 k.

K. pneumoniae b Friedlander's
bacillus (found in certain eases of
pneumonia) T»VRTr*-Jn^.

K, rhiDoicIeromatis (causes rhino-
seJeroma) "S

Klebs-Loffier bacillus leeCorynebac-
teriom diphthenae
Klem-Gumprecht niicleiti (unstain-
abls nuclei of lymphocyte") = sha-
dow nucleus ^n-it sfT*FT rufe

kleinite =s mercoraninionite 7 TT 7 *
m (tTX meteutj, f'TT. for
frmj ammooinm, -Tt tor mi-
neral)

Klein'i bacillus » Bacillus cnteri-

lidis ipOTOgenei

kJeiitogsmy = cleutogimy
kleptomSDia (neorotis impolsa to
steal) W^irT m.

klinostat ^ clinostat BiobUltiTU^ is.
klipspnn'er Zget (Dnteb. liL ‘cliff-
tpringsr) m.

klockmannite tn^'^ n. (s*. for aw
copper, ll7. for lelenide. -n for
Cifat ffiiotral}

Elots's bUcV'hasdad'*

fcooirn intampant* habits

bUek.hesded yellow bnlbnl
Aru 1^5

Vm (kHo-meter)

kMg (» koo» IB wood) *rf^

Viugg7=k»oUy

koiptsek ipnyer (it iteBmoloQ th»
back cl the met) tBklW
kaave (a tnekyi deceitful (ellow
tofue, a rascal) Bra. »•

knseery aieal,
knaTiib tij - wra
ksead rb.
kseadiBg
knee »T3 5^

kDCCCSp = kneepsn “ patella STJ-
filT^ u. (from

ksee-cbest posiboa «I3.Wir-ft^
kaeed Umber see knee Umber
kBre.bole table *13 BfW
kare-jetk tn^ ^ ^ n tioni
koeeltb

kerepaavkaeeeip
knee Umber (Qem. k'remetkolr) (tin*
ber with natural knees or aoglci
IB tO 5H WlBi •Wtl. ^ •tdl

kaile^/.i^

rarorgt

kade and lock 1 ^ «tn
3 (Oerantsm rvb^Ueamn) VBTV.

kaife and epstals (eombiDod) gn
«tTK«l*3W)
kniie eoolieT~colicr
kBi(e.«dge gfl-^in
knife-edge paripet gwiT fWaW
knigbt tiauia m. (sBcieat word)
knlgbt adreDlnrernkaigbuertaat
knigblwirut • keigbt sdrentarer
ffittft tniwa
knigbikood TntrmwT /.
knigbt'e fee (the amoast of laed, tbe
boldiai el whwh imposed the obli.
fatioa of kaiskt aerriee) RVT7«m-

knight's white • enamel white
kail oh. Anil, (gm

weasevn

kmt goods 5^ njfg

knitted llvfk^
knitted cloth Aufn T«
haiucd gsrasent mfkl

S3S

kaitted lobolar fabric 5AT J*T ATSt-
»R «TT7

knitting needle ^

kaob 1 =hob (aa,of apesdalum) Pkrt-
3 iorriirg cToff

kaotibed wrack (dtcopktifimt ssodmaeO
rfflif

kaob-discharger ^er^tllW
kaob roel=cotliasoaia»at«ae reot
PJLinis- (the tfaixoBM ocean la owy
hard pieces) vnt-^ «.
knock eb 1 aim

3 (u a door) HZURPIT
knock a, wfnvn os
knock down 1 (to aasigA to a bidder
at SB aactiOB. an by the tall of tba
hammer)

3 f'lTikT, <1% fhn Art ftiTffl
knocking Bookbiadtat

i^m

kBOcLkBee>>u>.Loe« (a coodition la
which tbe knees bend 10)

/•

kooek-kneed pereoa malj so.
knock out (a plot betwecB bu^err
to aoeute lot ebeep by areidins
eompetitioB and assign it prirately
afterwards-AiyarpbST) iwSKpt,
AgSiiAo.

koobkholwtoraip cabbage
o.,nh«hft

knoll (Gerra. KUtntr ffwtrf) (a little
roBod lull) tratv os., Hrfl
knopper gall (a gsU fonno.! by a gUl
tj OB the leasee end immature
acorai of satious cake, osed ia
Asstha for tanntog ) nvae^uili

Knop's solotMso (a niitneot aolatioBt
Bsed la growth esperimesta with
bigher ptaota) wfl^ ftwAk (irfk a
kiad of)

knot 1 nftrea. rrf*

3 ZU. Bfhr os., silg

93*0 os.

4 ("tea bank) n««l/..nm tlocal)

6 XeaumiVvsa.

6 Artt Vwt* >1. (appar tail-

eoTorta whiles atrOBgly barred 4*1
with blackish)

T-knee p ms

ksolberry /■

kneteaschiefec Peirce- ( 'sitli large
spots eonsisting of ladisidualued
mioarals a Inch stand out peomi-
nently as clots or knots— Zyrrell
p. 37^ ufalftaj* m. (see -schiefer)
knotgrass •• mnetykaot (rmyToanm
oticaiJfe) *1.

knot of blood sessel Zed.

knot stitrti

knacted *,(/. Rf*ff5t,rttif itki, nilsi

knodiaeM II&SISISI /,> IlitSNd

knetliag tnm a.

kiiolljr ad; II Pun, AjllAI

knotty rhataaysKrameris inaadra

kaotweed a knotgrass

knoiworteeknotgrais

know cb. 9TA *IAAT,

m tfin

knoHaUe ad/, W

know all men by these pre,enls yrf
dgiondt ($rii) pn rt ^ il
knowingly yr.
kneaiaglyaBd uotsnfully JlldVVbl

knowiDgly and wilfully I Wk HtT iPrr

knoaiDgly perreiUVn%|4(sr3^^
knowiBg the nature of the act %
WFr6r»tf%jw
LnoisledgeTTAiSH WdUtO

come to ooe'a knowledge % miA A
«WT, yiTy grti
guard by Vnonlrilge
knowledge sod belief Syn sflt fknni
[see (to the) bat of my knowledge
nod belief)

knowledge and notice pit rfll RA-

lib*

knowledge, ioronnatioB aoJ bebcl
yra, stl* ftnra
kaowledg* o( ibe law
known qJj. syre,

made known vnui rrUT
be kaowB aa i nyir ll VTB (Vt
(C oosk)

known channel py 3 (sum
known eothsrers pu srgtaRnfT
known creditors TTt 4 BhA,

Vft

known defects py <ly,1Wty

known firm py snA

known inteatperate habits pf Ksfy

known quantity

833

Ktariea

knowD qointity ilatli- sm Tlftt
known *iar Aitron-
knnckle joint tfaeh. arj-flfsv
koiU>=natite \i*3t *'> (son

Pluiteclnretet)
kob*tt = roliaU m

koh^lliteaJtrjftilfm. (pt- for *!T>? laid,
f4 for biimnth, for VWR

aotiraony. fT for tulphide,
for mineriO
kobolt=cobalt kHlJ 111.

Kochab = j3 Uraa** Minoru Citron

fjAq arg wft «

Kochia Boi

K indica (the floweri in mneb ioft
brown Tvooli eep. round the

penenth— Gernhte) *ii«i»*f

K. icoparia

K. eeilouiet (seed m n ne'Iieine
for wornie— Buo) fBrr^

Koehin kino "kino Ph/tm. n.

Koch’a lurillat i<a I Mjcobactenam
tuliorcnloiu
3 \ ibrio camma

Koi*h>Week« bacillntfeallemophilat
of Koeh'Weeki

keet Uneient neme)

Koenenu 2oof.

K mirabilu «rjs «*rf5
kornij!ia grfirfVftq /. Her-

fera koentjn)
kobiralii nPaWW n .

Koblrtutcli'a law (the condoetiTiCy
of en electrolyte u the mm of the
eondoctiTities of its component
lone) WM*l<riilAyi(%’n"I^H*i
Kob-Miri (la £. Turkuten) Otog
m.

k* oil (kerosene oU) Bl. kw (lw§ arks)
kokica, koklaa pheaaant aTFHT-tftTV
m. (the heed has * well-dereloged
ereet end two long pinmee of fee*
then iterting from ebore the ear-
eoTertc like the trifoliate leares of
the tree- Cl. Kathmin pIoa»
Hindi giren in
Kokoona Del- (from Sin- kohm from

BVt tvnkufFio— Web )

K. leylanic* fTTtn*t
kola nnt irTVCw-

Kolbe'a proceat Ckniv. (heeliag dry
•odiom pheeate rtT? in car-

bon dtoaide Sf'nT UBuer pres*
Hire)

Kolhapur Crop. «(4)(g( n.
kombe atroplianthiABatroplunlhin
Piorm.

Kondol m.

KonJolyeltow-breasiedaunbird Arn
yrra-jfrr^ff wttftfflfrct
konpbergitc TVrttffrO m.{<»TeilTer,
amalSemt for Hfka mineral)
keollee (Hofirket biflorut) m.

(N..if.),

Koonnflga^oof. (differs from all other
members of the diruion in possea-
sing sessile inetead of etalkad eyes
— CNH IV.118)«rsw-ffa7pr
Koon leylimcasBPachjrgone ossta
Hot

kao«s(7r(i»ruimaNiMiIra} »TftT»n.

(D .N..U)

kopeh (Cofocono eamlmto) /.

(B

Koplik'a becilloe (from the ipotom
ta whoopingeough)<ifcvi'(Vv^«TT 7
koprs (strn

kors, wtter-eock an>-^j|W m. (eo-
cieot word)

Koreephonit > /) ITernjlia Citron.

tV#lV aflWm.

ko’a (inferior silk produced in Chat-
tu£rarh)«NiT.ift*T«is.
kosa silk pa-ri <V ^*r<l
KoubasotTs barillua (from carcinoma
of the alomacli) 3ITT1 T'TTH

koumiss jrffjWT m.

Kowalerakia^eof (the bouse enelosen
the SDimal— PH. 11.32) ^iffty-snrft
KowaleTskiidee roof. ^Tf r».

Kr (krypton) CAr»»- tft (iftiwftl
krsft (e kind of etrong peper) TT n.
krift psper (a strong paper)
krait (s kind of aoake) m. (from

Krsmeria Jht.

K. triandri-rhsunx (the rootii
need for sore tbroati) 07X1*7 1777-

krameriaskrameriee radix aikrame*
ria root — rhsUo}' root p;«sr»i.
(nsed for inSamed throats) iiMi{K
n. *good for throat in'}
kripp m madder

Kranse'e membrane m membrane of

Kranse

kreittoniteszinc'iron gabnite 5«7T*
m. (J«t- for r’ta rinc.
xaT. iron, alnminatei >(7 for
mineral)

Kremoitz white = krems white (a
pure wliite lead nsed in fine pain-
ting) I JT77 tftx n.
kreras whiteaKremnitz wbhe
kresoincretol

kresot Mue.Llack Col Ini lcfVT7

kreutlieeren b Persian kernes Col.
Ini 77Tff*7Tft

Krimnochelidoa ^eea Jlwn/l-ffBifif
(^)* crag, 7^ ancient word for mar-
tin)

kromeko brown B paste « chrome
brown

k. fast blue 4 D «« chrome fast
bine R

k, fail bordeanx m chrome red P
k. fast green D » anthraeyl
chrome green A, D
k. green B *> anthracene chromate
green D

k yellow SWsBchreme yellow D
Krooberg’i green (a eolonri graeniah-
yellon in hnai of low 77

aatoration)

kryogene black (kryogene^^cryogene)
577777 7777
k, blue 577TX7 ^t77
k. brown 57TTW7 7W
k. eutch 577777 *777Xf
k. direct blue 577T77 arTTfwff sfhr
k. Held grey 57TT77 ^777
k. green 57 [7^4

k. khaki 577777 Sife

k, olire 5777W7 ixTTg
k. pare blue 577777 jqj ift«
k. red-brown 577777 rx-xw
k. riolet 577T77 s OwtA l l^a '*
k. yellow 577T77
kryptoeyanine PAotog. /,

kryptok OpklkalmcL (a bifocal gro-
nnd out of one piece. Joint inrisl-
ble) «777fr«%77fiT n.
kryptol (mixtnre of graphite firfVw,
carbomndom and clay

ktypwn-crypton CAam- TfPnPs m.

K eeries PAps Z *7777

K.Sp.

8 S 4 laboratory aiiUtant

K 5p (solubility product coostant

ftyft*) ^ 5 ftu

K-ilrophaolliia = stropbiathia
Fharn
KtniH Biy

KuMmaODi grfCQ = basic copper
cMonJe trT9
Fanun pi^ray woodpecker , lei
TO Wim

Kuman eellow barked tunbird dcei

Kumaoo pnro m

Kumaoo oak {(jufrcut ineono) n

Kumaon vole J/omus. IflWs-SITI?!-

Kutnl hai onuro Cro7 J^wilteiUn
Kuodt a »jri)iod VTl
Kuodl'tube rkys Tn ffftrra atw
(n a rraj

kupferoii Lei fflTOTO a

kursUi {ISilirrhtm anlidiricntarieo)

Soi f?am.

Xurrara (met) GtCt- ^ /. (frona

Kurabia itaet (ah»ri3

eliaioa of long baesIlO
k xenken (foand in rotting or
dPra} ing ntttlet)
k xopCi ail^ TfVs
kurlic SiolaatiCt ( a\)

alio kuilK. fain ¥1^
t>o>kiiilic ar&yi|*CFtl)
lepto-Lortic ^
meio>kurtic
platy-kurtic f^Pl?

Lurto<ta SliUtUet (state of bamp.
■hapal enrralorel^iv^osi /, (fJK
bunp amcurvaturo)
kosam (9ellte«kera |r«i»^a) gfTO m.
(Basu).

Lus kaa grass (/(ndropotronafBO'roiui.
A muriea<Mt)7^n (aaeienl laord)

ktisiim seed oil
kutcha (dyes) WI«
kutcbl bale ce<dV ITIS
kulb Pkam- fi n
kutscber'a 'baeillua (resembles the
glanders bacillos) •niT?an1*it IfeSl^
K.V C. (key Tillage centre) enWT^.

(nr-iR ma Vs)

kyaUfrtf^oi (occurs lag^)

kyaoile = cjaaite ^iPllX m-
Kydia Dot- TOI snnft

K. ealycioa armieif VTIV (Uar,
eeriiBy, M P. boranja, Ben.

earan^rt)

K. rraleroa = K. calycioa
K. roxburgfaianaal^ calycioa
Kyllioga Dot ftftyi-Wlfit

E, moaoeephala (the root is a
good refrigerant)

K. irieepi STWW' (Daso ftftai
n*6- Ben.-ftWl)

L

L pkvr (coefSeieat of aelf isdoetion)

?a (m^W T’’)

L. (tartobacilfai) 5 (yaPJ arft)
I-«.teatl<»e:)fJ(5'T»«r)

1 (league) (Bat'S)

L lleare) »1 ("rtT). ^ (^?)
L.l(lea,th)

L (Icrromstona type of leprosy) $
( 5 'r»'ra)(sea leprosy}

1- (t«Ttoipira)*fa^ (wfVf=»»T3
1 , 1 (iero-) CkcfB. VI ,Vt (Via )

U (limit) d/alk ‘ft <*»■)

L (irformslion reioirel in sirlu# of
tliS Limitation v‘>‘JiR Conrentioa

-iM iirsoolv.

L(ii.iior)s(«r‘’n)

1. ('itre)"t. (rwl
X PJisi (eavelength) rv (V'WVTV)

Li (’aalhasom) Ckc^ 5

I-AIJ (low altilo le boi»»w ^.i j) DiJor

*TB (<l«»*T'T«S»rn‘t)

dab (laboratory) B «n (srernBi)
tab. a»t B BTT B TTV V

lal> bearer g«T ftev
Lab Commr (Labour CoamutsiOBet)
v.m (« injir)
label « I stiVTV »

gummed IjWI itg^V VWIV
tnirrOMOpie elide label
^ vnrrv

plain label nf>^V string
uDgumme-l label WT^V VtHTg
2 Ttihlii Vlm^ /
labelii 1 VIRTTV.VICVBVinrVI

a vwTnii vuiev
lalielUJndj vimfvv
•ealed g^tfcv
la belle 1 liottle ViSTT^r ylt
laticIleJ book (in ibe key cutleiard)
VH'ifav wjrr
labelling Kclalirt tl
labellen 1 sn a'i l*«sby appen*

dage booeetli tie lalrum el cer
taineeecta) ns (C/ labrum

V?*r)

aOof (dun oflabrniia‘lip')inTrgin-

label of I bottle ffl sflVTO
lab. filiio*! nrn nvrjOtvt
labial canilaye ^ool ervths VlIV
labia) palp Zaol ■>* ^ST
labial tentacle Zocl.Mnmf
Labiatae Dot (jvifl yiB n.

labiate sd/. Dei iinft{l=l)
Ltbidosiurai raltonld (Gk. lalidoi
'(oreepsTait^raR TOlft
labile adj CAroi , PAyii Dot, Zool

(realily uodergoing eliango) gvft-

y>4

labile furinui leiido form ^

labile aub*ljn<e VST*}

lability Dot grftv'W/.
labium 1 Da ein m
2 Zc^t atgfNv m

lalxiralory Buliniim /

chemical lalesralory I<nn^
la)M>ratory accommodatioa BwtiTJTT^-

rvTV

laboratory aeiiitant Bvl'nrrVI-argTTO
lab 11111.8 n. argrTO

t«boTator7 atUnd&nt

ess

Wrfiritory ati^n‘l»nt Ull<l?t1^-TT'

lafiorainry 1 rarer jnr'TSTT’T
laboratory lrf>y
laboratory rfirrrior mT«t?rFn
lal.oratorv equipment snTTTTT^T

#r?m

laboratory rarrri«r aarfnn*f-«itrPT
lalr^ratory filtin;r»

^

laboratory keeper a^tfI!tl*?l-TIT^
laboratory merhanieBtfTttTTPI'^^^
lalioratory method tnl'iSifRl frfi
laboratory plane trjnnn^-fnTf^
laboratory proreaa trtfOTTT^n-fTBJ
lalrfiratory report
laboratory abater jrTTrRn^-tlfirtr
lalioralory leehnieian tntrtf.ll'ai*

nWnT

laliorttory veterinary taaiaiant aiir-

fritn R>fr*nTr9T *rfTT*

laboratory veterinary rompoiiticler

laUnom rtd; trnrTn’T. T^tnft {.t\)
J^lionlheAii /iat

t^ibofilbeniaeeae Bnl (a family of
minute lae fiiniti livinj %* park-
aileeiiprin inaect*) o (Cf

the enalogoiia forsietmn VTSI)
l,aboiin>enia1ea Bof (orderl

tinrn

labour n ItflTm.

o Fecn W*f (Conit ], tifiw, wfiTT

«4 <»

hard lalioar C7>r Vir
productive lal>oor ^rrift TO
unproductive lalionr wyTlO TO
3 J/rd. B<r» m . (the penp an,!
•ffort* of childbirth) A

labour rh. 1 (to oerform labour) TO
«T»7

3 (to autTer panpi of cliiMbirtb)

8 (io be etrr*n<«{ mtti difl^cuttiea)

tabour and exereue TOaPtyrn-TO
labour and expenae WA airy m
lilioar arb’iraiinn xiftr*
lilmur aeran;;emcnli TO BtM
labour Inreaii xrtIT*«r«t.

labour eamp WH fjtfyy

laliour eauriia

labour colony «(to TI&¥ff
labour eombinatioii (labour union)
*rDr5-MT

labour enmmivaioaer TO'tyT3’lv
labour eontraet to
labour ronirartor TO-Afy^vry
labour rontrxrt toeiety TO

nftfr

labour roan XlfTO-nyiBITO
labour department TO'fTOltT
ialiour diapnte wftps fOTI

labourer trftyt m.

labour exchan|>e I TOq ftftJTT, «H-

frfyiTT

2 — employment bureau ^iryTYAl*
TO m

Jabone t^S/rtU/ta VJtifVFf
labourin' it,f^ tyTOlft ( P^).
labourin' elaae xtfiFS >lft
latrounie I (an »dvoc»te or adherent
of Ulioorivm) TOBtft ( ^^) n.

2 (e‘ member of latbotir Party) TO*
AtJra m

laleitir market TO

laletur medical officer «fAV*tr^n*

rfjr?r

liliour minuter

labour monopoly TO*<t*llTOiy

lalioitr officer TOTfACrft

laliour or aervice to «TO1

f,iI>our Party WH-iiyi, vOrV'yir

lalioiir-rete TO*«r4

laliour relatiooa

labour roll xiftr«*Al<tH^

labour theory of value er^^ *T to*

labour-ticket TO7TO
Iaf>our trilmnal <!ifTO-*ATAlfACyn|
labour turnover TO nfrixtifyiTT
Jabow under difficullie*

labour union afTO-fra (Conet )
laliour unreal et1<r«.«mjAiT
lalioiir welfare «ifTO.«irnxi
I^ieviir H rlfare Officer erfro-VCAM*
•tf-yBrO

laliour welfare work eriTO- <y » < P i -

labradonie (ahowen Iwiuttfal pUy of
colour* on 1 bonce much uied for
ornsmenUI purpoeaa) ir„

(rWrt pUy o( cotouri. *yB for Of>n
mineral)

I^briehthya ^oof. dait. ItZimin 'lipT

l. paittaciila (b»t. loleofu'lip*. Su

PH. 11.260 6^.227) fiWTO wtTRR
tabrum ^«of. (upper lip cf in«ecti)
3^1 m.

labrum epipbaryns Zocl. 3lM*7*3X
lab ahakera.tn

Laburnum Uoi. (geoua of poitoaous
•hnjba *nd tree* of the pea
family) ffioft

I* anayyroldea (golden ram— Er.
Pi p <12* It It used for ornimon
tation— WebJ in ftrf^TT
L. vulpare rrsTpq
labynnih diiot tnpy n.
fabyrfnthiae aeniation (atatie lenie)
TOAipl fttyrd-A^B
Labynathodon Pafeonfof. n?3T*3*
tmfit

lahynathodoRl n.

IjbyriBihodoatia »TiTr*S*TO m,
Ltbynnthula Zoel, (liree raruilieaUy
on algae) TOjfif

L. viiellioa m>r»o BT«n:AA
lee (from Sanetnt ^ryr) yiT*y

teed lac tWT* FTVt
^raiaed lie vfn.viyn
button l^cftxv
ahellac yrvc-TOin
itiek lac ytifrt*KWr
caked lac ry*?*TOTT, ftlnyt enyr
lac ceaa committee FTyn-TT^y tlfirfy
lacrolitli Ceof (a mast of Igneous
rock intruded between sedimentary
rocLi and producing a domical
bnlging of the overljing itrata)
m. (tee -lilb) ‘

laccohihic mounuinCro^ ttltfJ('q)

m. (ancient word)

lac cultivation tntTi-fPy. KTS ^
lac cullure

lar dye Col Ind Rian y«r6
laee X amnind^, /

5 aft m u i ’ y . gnpy m , f«3Tft
lace coral Pa’eentof. Stlrfl-BATR
I^reda dm gfTO^-BlTTf* (dfkyi en*
ciant word)
lacerated ff^
laerratrd wound fy^divs (*?»)
Ijceria-Liiard WyTm.

Lace r t a Z ool. (a gennt of lizarda)

trrfAei tnrft

LaeaiU agllii

836 ladder type e£ C9tt}ugatlon

I. *pln {sani lirara) fiw?rt-ARl¥l
L. »iridii (greea luard]

L> TiTiptra »TIJ*"» 5 VFWT
liirertae (inborder) n-

Leccrtid Attren- /

Lacertidae Zool riVf'lW fi.
Lacertilu = Autosauria:=Autoaauri
Zool irVf^lTSnei m. (*3"^ aubordet)
IjfewiojOies
lac-prowing area
B1?n

lacbes af¥\Fl/

ergligeoce
lachryma ir^ n ,
lartirymal o,lj inan

larhavoial e Uctimal « Aiwit. ar^tf*
wtfw ■

la<'l>r]rinal apparatus atarr Rlf^
Iar1ir)mal boorwnmfw
Iaihr)mal foratnan Zool ar^f^
lathrytnal gland iHnr

Iitlirynitl nerve ^

lidirynul sac 'R*

Jarhrjrmatoryo,/; «5»Tfl( t^)

lariDia Zeel. (inner gloaial*^(«p/
]ar<insect KT«n <t 2 , CT
Iaritin[aeolourUke)C«l M. ^«(f4 /.
|jiliTWft(n.,»’5rfT/
larking n,|; a^

litlinoid B larmoiil (InnKui 'litmua'
t'r'JCel /oI trrrwTn.
lark of joriaJirtion nri*TT\l!n*rrT
lark of supervision VT Main

laelake « In.liaa lake
|a>nio.d . la.kmoi.l
la<i<Mis m lamua n
• lat prodiirtioTi wnsn
laf'l'irr 1 Bieisr ki
S^' ladiuer rr<l (» (nlour.jrollowuli'

red re^rifr in l.ua, of high K

lar>i<irrr.1 a.tj. W^l'r
Iji-siurrr.) «src m*T

l>r refuse aitSI
lae rracarrii nui*'Hi|

Lae Researrh Insniule «tnn «*Vtvi>
djain

Urrima-ulachrjma
laeiiinal aUhrynial
Va-rymaria /’ocd ^eTTgai snilfv
Jar «-W»rwi-efe
lartalk|i«..B /

lactaia (lactone yfl onsino
Chen

lactam larl<mtanIoiiienim^rg^-7T<j>
fjft

lactase SiocXnt n
lactate Ckm (salt or ester of lactie
aeid) 5«Jt? It
lactate rh are lactalioa
lactatiaig power
lactalien I ^<vn n
2 JMnifl M

5 (to inckla one’s younglWWh n ,

lactatioo coolrol factor fliockcni,
fTse

lactation period Zo/^

lacIcaU = lacteal vessels Anal
bWI, ^tfc^l/.
lacteus Dot Tax (will tike, loilky)

lactic

lactic acid Chem. jfr** tHB
laclie acid bacillus
lactic acid fermcotaiieo

lactide Cbcm.
lactiferous cell Dot *n^(l
lactiQorus BoLTat (mlb milk white
flowers)

lactimChm (fucione-fsniido nr^l^Tt)
JT^PtBS
laclo- ^N-

LacioUanllur lU ^«i^-tnn(n (s)

I> aridojdMl aerogCDcs

L, eiidoiliilas (produces acid in
wmIV) wvb*w

L biGilus (sliowa terminal bifur<
rslKin) fjfw^ 5

U Ulgarxiis = Hae^llus butgari-
ms. b «r Massol, Foas-Oppler
l>arilluai GlauienHirp liarilliis
(iounlin Italhsrian yochurt, lor>
liienls intik ani iirolucan a high
.logroo o(aeilit>)f6<S
L ea>ieasisiis((oao3 in kefir graini)
TfilTJJ

1., belvrtirus (ocetira in Swisi
cl e«e) 3fe« 5

I, odooleljlicas (erolited with
lieing onaoftheairenU in decay
of teeth) ^

L. of BoM-OppUt (octuTS to* sto-
mach contents in gastria cancer)

L. piDii (occurs in sour dough)

Lactobactcriaceae n.

lactobionir acid snB

lactobiose n.

Ucto&sviBaTibodaviB 5««Wt /.
lactogenic aJj
lactogenic hormone
lactomeleT^Tq'tnw n.
lactone Ckem. 5»«t f.
laclo-pliDtphite Pham ^ B l Wlg
lactose Ckem b
lactose fermenter

Lactuca Bo( (genus containing tbe
lettuce) TtnTTT'TTtfik
L. beyneaoa = L. runcinata
L. remeiiflora(i1owerhes>liosaal1y
soUtsry“'Bstu) Ttnn*

L. runeinuta (Issves runciBstt'-
Bssu) IM mfe TBSn*

L. saliva rtfj ffRTT*

L. scanols (garden lattuee.lettaaee,.
prickly lettuce) R7>n*R
lacuna 1 u ,
iDot.Zoel nfher/.

Lscuon iToel nfi B’arft
lacunar od; nfro-, nfCTTJw
lacunar nictophjtll pot tlHici srvir-

gwtfJi

lacunar aysirm Zool aifitSl flgPr
lacunar lisiuc Dot nftt«I‘3f^
larusiral slacuilnne
licustrianeiacii stnne
laautnne a larustrai — lacustrlan
lut^ SOW (fiom«^«i.lakt)
lacustrine /iilieriea *npR<t,

nsi<i wtTit^

laciirlrioe plain CtOf] RTVS
latuilrine roik RTlnsTS
larusina Dot Tax Rm ^
t-adak great rose finch Airi
tCTRITR

I.ailak ixrlrtdgc Arft SC^ul! fTfstT
toKlakaavlark ^rci
I adak iwKc/tirr "t^wrr'wroi
lad ler ^Vdl/.RtVTY a 1 tftft
|ail.Icr-1iLc»l/ moiWTT
ladder lO'licaven — wliite reel (fVfy
pCUUtBui miifll.dor«in)f^RB an
laJJetlypco(eatiju>a<lon Hot

Lad«nbQrg'*-»

Lagomyidte

Xideobarg’g distillation flask =
Ladeobarg flask Chem. (with seve-
ral bulbs la its long neck) *6^ ill?

Ladenburg's formula (of benzene)
Chtm (prismatic formula) 9%^

laden weight VIT, ^n*n 5*n

wn

ladies

JS* For the possessive ladtu' m
compounds see under lodp a-
ladies gallery fwi
lading 55^, T3!TV| n.

bill of lading 9^-TJ (ConiO
ladle

ladling cup q:7iT.zT*9V m.
ladling jug57^«5»«l
lady nr??!!/

lady beetle ■ bird of Our Lady -
]ady*bird ('natural pro-

tector'— of great value to man in
dc«tro)]Qg plant liee aod scaly
iBseeta],

lady birdBlidybeetle
lady bookkeeper sw-in%«t/.
lady clerk

lady doctor /.

lidyelesen o'clock {ntlianlhut an-

nnoi) (B.,U ), ^ Ta g vff

lady fern ?Ts*.trjnn m- (with alesJer
fronds)

lady flocks cuckooflower (CorJjtiiina
rroientij) m-

lady bealtb visitor /.

lady in the Chair = Cassiopeia Anren

/.

Lady Mayoress (Lord Major'a wife)
sT5Tft'mi«i«r Tsfl /.
lady nut [Entada uaiulent)

/.

lady organizer anfllfst*! /.
lady passenger tnfWl /.
lady purilia«er%7t/.
lady's fernBiiiaidenliair
ladyVfingcr { JJiijjiTij rscaleniui )
fWl

l*^7***fo'?lose = golden grain (rrr»
Jmcsbi f^tpsaa) m.

ladya-garters-Mickberry ( iJufcu,
/rkticcaat ) /.

?S7

lady'8-glove=cnckoo<flower ICarda-
Riina proteASiz) cHc^elp m.
lady'a-haira maidenhair fern
lady'a-niantte (Alehemilla vuljarit)
sn

iady'a-purve (Capselta bursa paslorii)

lady'i-aeal ■■white root (PofgpotbKum
muttiltorum) sn.

lady'a-amoek^cuckoo-flower ( Car
darntnt praUnstt } n.

lady'a-thistlesmilk ihiatle (5slgbitm
MoriOHttm) m

lady'a-thumk^Polygonum persica-
ria

lady aaperioteiideut /.

Lady Ticket Collector /•

Laetii Cot- (Iiko Callteta tnra^ iniil
— WiUialft^C-BWft
Laetaophloens Zoot. fvfrn-HJlfs
L minutes (flat stain beetle)^*
fliPrii

laeotropic aJy (Gk. loioa ’left*)

ffrsn*

laevigatus Bat, Tag- (emeoth. alippe>
ry)f5>mi

laev IS Dot- Tag. (amoolb. la tbo lanie
of not being rongh)

Itevo* •» levcK
laevo-rotatorys'levo'routory
laevulinaie— levnlioate
laevulineoIevuUne
lae \ ul I Bic e levulinic
laevulote=levnlose
lagrt 1 iTOfsn, ppm

fl

la,: n 1 irorn

3 ^fsCron- Vtwa-t «s

S SMilttfs /.

4 afHcm.

lag and lead phtt- atwjim aiVp ton-

l-agaro«iphon Set.^ (ovulea ortfiotro.
pous) aaiflr

Ijgascea ttrsflp-H-aifaffrois eom>
nion name n* sOtt)

L. mollis ^ jvrtlf

lag-elTerl rrfrog.’nwit-ffHrefTrrrell
P 562)

Lageni (Ut , ‘flask! 2coL (flask ship,
ekl) afern-RjnRi

Lagenandra Bot. ^TRW-flTlTfir

L. ovau trmFJT ?ffTiTO(\!W., Eon-
kani

L. toxiearia=L. ovata
Lagenaria Bot gt<l-ir^T#r
l*vulgana?niTFif-5»^r(B,lI 3**,
Nadk. Pan gHi)

Lagenorhynchus^cW. f^ger-tnrrfrr'^

Lagenostoma PoUonld (genus of
fossil seeds in which the poUea
chamber vmAw i* flaskshiped. Gk.
tagenos 'flask' trf^) 'ffeti^B-Sraila

L ]omaxi?nin«riifet7%7JT
L Moide# (nrwrfrt ‘ovaDsrrTnT

'■f™”’"’"' P-'tM (th,
ped pollen chamber) ti

of this genus are very ornameatal
owing to their large showy flowers
~Tr. II 553) !tf^ jRTift (Bf^i* u
the name of a tree Cf Kan wanii,

11^*6^)

L Do..rrginae najv'l nP^ (/fgf
‘flower’ 3'fl+rfpm« n* ^ it hu
large handsome mauve flowers'
Tr. II 598)

L, hypoleuca (whitiah bark-Tr.
11601) lenses

L.iDdicawTWWf=^ (distribution!

throughout Indi%— Bisu p.J082)

L. laaceolita Bw|w t (Kan.

■Audi)

!• UMTocarpa (moc rocorpu ‘bearing
Urg* fruit’ Sgrew) JT^?i
L. BumcarpaBL. lameolata
L, farviflora (pamjfor/t ’having
aoiall flowers’

L. epcrioai e L. flos-regmae
L. lomentoaa (f««,r«r«a ’densely
ooveroil with short, soft, tangled
hairs’ thro) yhitr

laggar falcon m ((UT aaoieat

lagging current PA^,
lagpng effect PAys. B«tTW-lnaTV<BVt-
WB fnt«

1-5 fo... Jra (B+,

Lagomorpha^DupIiddentala

Lagomyiifae (fainilyy-lsjnm.tTr m.
(^"Jt ‘mouae’ oeems in flWT -f ^

8S8

I^minirisUi

LagoaTS

i»re Ct th* 7«3P'J'»r Biine ’moos®-
Ure)

Lj'oniTs Zai

li?ooo 375^ n. (from Den,»lil
LafoposZorV (liiseomplelei' (e»lher
e! fee‘_\\»b)'3riqTT 031^

U mutui (« I 1 e e ^

La?o, rul 1 rr (rul l«.r i * tropieil
Afncii pUrl)

I^poMomut Zod TISIlilir TZlft
L minmui ?nm>o
lif »cre» = rojrti -(HV

III I ilown finrifia 5 " (rr^ (m m

l»id loM 1 t !>■ 2fil

liid up PTtvtii^. TWl rn

fill uji for rc|uir» ^

^ |*n

iaiil up »nli fe>rr JTT frftai »T7
TTl fST

l*>' 1 (of a mil li«ut] (Fr rtpotu.
Gem Laijtri heiul) f^»*r « , *rt7,
'm

a /

l4i>'eput Aiu 5^ STtft
texter t*ire

liixei fiire, liii<ri |iiiter«r tiler
frtn (litertll> let do celeb i;o —
I' interfere c") a>1'Jl*irfRi /,
f «'4e^

li)<trx fiire police iron (noiiinter
ferencn I) „oternirent) nwfatVt*
*1^, ^^^'cnHiaT^rfe
pi«<icr-lai»el fjire
leitr (|a>iiien) n

Ulte nooil {AcToniehia Viuri/din) fra

vs* m

le^e 1 Wnim • iftw
a Cro? ctmr Bt.

3(a|istnent anjr of colouTdl irio-
luf le inetil'ie compoonde of dye*)

n.

A^remiine (» colour, r»l TCa fn
Vue of very lush wfb emtoration
I J low f-r I r lliaoeel ^ferctf
LVr Uarit id Ini "TiT*
lA. b'lflriuT Cof /».I. WTV^
tAr iljyt •T*TIT"^?T
Nlr I riinton KtW«

Ibkr frenlj^e |ftw ^ RVUa
llbeSrernOJ /,.J *n|r« tft

1A» U.d CliTTpfte

I'Vt •.nn»e foi. In I ^TW«

lAe pit, a

lalepooceiaCof InJ ^nrg eifijivHI-

laVe purple Col Ind afsir’T

laLe red Col Ind fTT^ X*T
ULe leeri't Col Ind PT9T «rni
liUc trout Zdt
UUi (Hull ^^13
Lalije Awi ailo (>m Itrrtt

vn leedins
Lallemuitia £ol

L royleena eniTF<T WlOF (Oin
batang, Bombejr ood Pan)kb
<tAA>ui6oloailii, Ekshmir (ulAni*
ialungu CL ‘Ttandiun

ifvdietiBt*)

1.A M fl*nd \cr|aisitton Meoael)

Iitni (a colour, yellowish rad yoDow
in hnei of low *r? aatura-
tioB tnd low ft hnllitoeo) *fll(bnfa-
tfra

L<m«>*Au(heoi«

Lemtrekure iliof (theory that teg«i>
r*l ebiraeteristiet tra lohented)
tn.

LanitrrL't lew Btel
limb Joiwt

LtmlKlotheriuiD rofecufot (etrlieib
titinotheres— Pn II 898)
ffTTMt

Limhen't law (alisorption dependio;
on ifiieioote)

litnh Ul.in»«seucloo flower (Cordo,
miwe pvaleo>il)^ft^^ia>
lumlilia ■nieelinalie'sCisrilia lamli.
lit

limli mint (j/mllhi riridii)
m (Doinliay eci'leljl^)
lanih'e (joarlere (CA/ii(piNl(iiin ol8ii*(}

nT »1 m (S1V\ ). rjwi

lamh > loo'ur (CJlenefiaifdim allmm)
n. (\iy\

lame ndj wrui
lame diivV l Storl A xeAince (% perton
unal le to falhi hi* engsgoniant)
♦ijVrr, Ilf te'ea «i.

3 Pel (an nfCco holder, as * »eu*,
I .r (It c»ni.renin*n. who hin failel
of roHoction) ftli^ «•

lame' lorV ec»Kin ^g<»e-e«'W. ftritfil

lamella i miu.

IPct IliVoaleaO^H.

3 OjjJlJuilmoI. / .
lamella atropioae Pliam.
lamella cocainte PAarm tr^d-Tl
lamella homatropinae PAnmi. wioi4

lamella phyao-lifTninae Fharm *tT®
41^*1

lamellar ody «^>r>

lamellar mijtnet PAyj ^S-^rwW
lamellar nucleus rtric
Lamellibranriiiata Zool.

mfl _

lamellifonn nJy
lamelleseod;, Pot RWt
lameoesa / , FtlflT^
lametta (Italiaoi dim* of loims 'thi
plate*) 1 (foil of gold, filrer. o
braaa) tM n

3 (wire of gold, (ilrer. or brass) ff*}

Lamiaceae m Lahiatie w Meolharea
pof. tjnft-f sr j».
lamin 1 (* Itisma) tfffVm

3 (thm plate) 8^7^ brn? n
lamiD,wlatnini,

lamina 1 (* thin plate) WW5

5 (a thtn leale) fT^TT /
3(aUyeOWt*m.^

4 ditnt. (iQ eaaa of Lose) n

b Del (thaLladaor erpasdad part
of t folikge leaf ) liTiV n
CPametyf (a tint) plile ef litiue)
»=rT« m

7 Ctol, (k minor lay er of a stratiRed
rocl) Pnw m

8 MalK (section of a body viewed
as I atitig infinitesimal tbieVness)
m* Bt , TW« n

iaminaeriLrosaOpAtA<ifTqol.w;741 tw

lamina id rock frw.rwT*

lamina |>er|wndiruIari*Zocj (ater-
tieal |lale)7^^
laminaria pel ^FniTT^ ffTlft

I.. tligitaia (tl e frond is paluiately
iliTi.]i>l into a nnmW of aeparate
rini.et*_WcLein 1 128) Ktjw

I.. liy|wrl«rra (Ayperlerei 'nor-
iliern’ T-l-e) Tftv^ wfnmtr*

L. eacrliarilij ttin-«fKtr^
Ijininarureje p,j{ ta(iniil) of brown
algae) w.

I^minanales (orler)«rTrTF«V^« *.

laainarin

m

l«nd accpiixed'o

(’fn orilsr)

bioinaria /

lamioate rb 1 •fTTS?

3 (to causa to separate or divide
lato lammae, thin pistes or layers]
• * 11 JH

3 (to form> as aetal, into a thia
plate) wm

4 (to cover or construct with lami-
nae, to plate) wrum'l. (<'-144

5 Zool (to divide into lamiaao]

(to cover with laminae]
(to coQstruct wit*i tamioao)

bmiMiea.jj 1 »rn*H. *nT5)»l
2

S >60 ^Im

iZoel (eonaiatina larnnae)llw«'-l,
(shaped like laminae) (bear

iDR laminae] ( 4^), (eovetul
with laramae)
lamiiutedwtxnuaate
iammateJ ma^act 5*4?

lamiaateJ iliealh 2x1, srnm
limiDJtol spring (a lea! iprias)

lamsiu terminalis ^iw<.
lammitioo 1 (process o( lamiaatiag]

•mrn /, srm-fe^nra.

ftsfOPT. erm-cm, WTTS wTsrrn:, wrrt*

n.

Oslamina ^ n
lamiaa vascnlosa Aiml.
lamini-, lamia. erpTI*

Ijsiiniferous adj, STTIX’^
lamioiform a Ij, *trT«
lainiao^CBlaaiinute adj.
Ijminoiiselaminate adj.

L^uiiunailot („onus oldeal nettles]
nnft (short (or

na'ft)

L. alhiimawliite ilcad nettle 4^3
tjsfiir

L amplcxii.jule henbit (iS baa
cleiato,jsnjoGa llowers— WiUj)

*rxrjn

L. mj<.ulatara = spotted deadeeltle

L.purpureum = purple dead nettle

lammefj'ier = liejrdeJ vulture ZxU
Tr3«. (. ncienl ciam#)

lammergeyerwlammergeiec

Lamna (GL tamita ‘a £aa o( prey’<
Lamia ‘nama of a man eating mon
ster'— Jaeger) Zaol. siTnTT-SSda (ice
porbeagle ehark)

L comnbiea nxin^-V^tsTT
Lamnidae Zoel m

lamp ff7 ai.

paraffin Limp ^^7
spirit lamp

laaopadue 31?^^ m (=n for
enpreoussWT' for ^n> manganeses
for mineral)

lamp and a* ale arrangement Phsi.

lamp and scale method P\gs

lanipLLiL ^h-«Tfrin « .«rar
lamp Liirner ^
lamp isKlca p.ij

lawi- m ZooL {t\)m

lamp for cjnle

la«|» for motor veimk

limp boose (in a projector) f)7 tTRn.

Lampito oauntii ^oo| rtnne^

lamp lighter fi7'34I?T

lamp-post .^T 43*1?

Lamprailuemum itat.

L auirosepKatum <rrirp^-«r77*<t
(Uaau an^vf!)

bmprey Zool. (it feole by attscbin?

lUulf to fishes) ifhSTin (4’f.) m.
Lainprocorjs drrv Tnft-ffjrrft (SiR
occurs in
lamp room i:i„
lamprophyre ar w^wnH m.
lamp shade

bmp shell Zw! (so called from the
shape of one of its valves) m.
Lampyridae ZoeL^ (Lai. lie pyr.a
’glow worm’) ^ n

Laiupyns (neljJca eonimon Euro-
pean firefiies) eiPiffi Hai fj
Lamu* = Coaorbinus (cone nosed]
ZooL

bnacyi bine BB^fast wool blue

bnacyi violet Owfaa wt>al violet
i>B

bnafnchsine SBawool red SD
LaaarLii paleonioL (body covered
wUh smal l, pointed, hallow ipines]

L.spiao<a «:;n=7

bnssol broun Ccl In !. sntT^TPT 4W
bnaso] green Col Imi 5f{^

lanaaol orange Co!- /nd STur^nTT !rt»T
lanasol red Col. Ind s)j|Wtpl TTT
Innate (woolly) STift ( )

lanate surface Cot (of a leaf) srrt ?P3
lanatus But Tax

laBaaunaeCof. 7nd

bate fv«. ffw « , am
lancelet Zool (small elongate uiarne
animals) BifeTl /
bnee naiL Tt-rtpr^

lanceolate adj Bet nwr*a. 57147^,
»r|i ^ ITTII3

lanceolate plate stm-VX
bnce sliaft
lancc-shapcd arf;

lancet (litersJJj , ‘a imall lance’ J^)
Snrj (an instrument) jr=3^ /,
lancet plate Zaof qg

bocet shaped adj ffr^TI-TT

bocewood „ (c( 4i»,o^.

r?)

bnce w^ocj dip- rcd (EM ICjo) jpg.
ftHaJH^eg

borifolius Bet. Tax, fwrq^
bud 1 1. 1 eiggrpr, gg int

3 (to br ing to shore.. ) »Rm<r,
't'C'WHbH, gr tty wjgT, ^ Ijy gpTj
3*1. empj, ggygr
bndn lgfil/.{Coast).g.-
3 (as opposed to sea) n.
arable land ftg
ffrqW ajfif

barren land gwy af)t.

aifff *• '

boggy land

fallow bud wgeg ggg ^
marginal land

marshy land 5T3-ajftt, gfil
paternal lands j^pr
ploughed land jjfjj, afjfy

waste land fest tjfif

beneht to arise out of bn 1 jjfjt-
trd) FM

by land SIW ft, t1T5Itrm &
interest in land ajfiT K fjg
bn! absolutely barren erfsTT gsv^
Jjfti

land ac>iuired lem{>orarily Hynpf)
^ fl ergi^

land acTuliition

]jDd icquiiilion

Land Acquisition Act «jffl W^tRiT'

Land Acquisition Mauuil tjOr-iraiRa-

Laud Acquisition Offi. cr JjTlf
wfjnft

land acquisition procccdin's qfti*

itTf«T-*td*irtyi

land acquisition uork tjft waiRn
land alicnaliod tlfil taa^TTtT’f
Land Alienation Act tjfe WS^TTttm*
•iKlIdflH

land and liuilJiOg t^fn an?
land aiqiropnated for official u*«
twfn i fen Wiffllfw
lard at the disjiosal of Coaerntnent

land bank a]fq4rfinH

land brecM ITlflT

land capibiluy

land ebaio aj^atWo’l

land charget SWT^

land rla*iificition t^Ta

land reloniaation a^<3^rt^m

I.aod ComjxDtaiioa Officer

land romjiriirJ in a homc'farm fen*
arttfttjfff
land rontervaiion

land tovtffd vfilU waur -atr aH ajfa
land crritii ajfs.BT^
land crr*« n (c/ aratcrerro

Ilirili'Wqr Su -erraa)
land ru*loni- ITTIJF* {epp lea

land customs area
land cuilonis atiiion

atna

landed (i/Jj 1 a^fe., ll_-r ^«r*n
3 ainfi-S

Ian led ci>*l Tft yr rm.
nfttefl

landed estate ^-<rTTT
lamled interest I

landed prui-erlj
Ian Icil i.ropriclor
lanl<-.| aerurilj

lais-lcd sersitude«>real aereilode -•
pM^liaU enitulr /,aw

^feniBn

land for agricultural purpotea

lanil for IsuildiOS purpose* tit watd
% ferf (ancient uord)

land force

land form Geoj h!® oill®
land frontiers
land frontier trade
land gained matt a{flr
land ptsWiet
land bright* WW-3CVT?
land hell} for agricultural purpoter
ff? % fev 17^ ^fti. t^fir
land held for aer\icc i>ii0 (Tfr^

land holder ajfe tuft ( m

landholder'a right t{fe^ CT wfl*

landholding 1 ^firsn*l a
S^tT^a/

land laiproscmcnt 5«T?

Land linprotement Art
ar^fctra

land improvement loan tlfa^>lTT*
Tfff?

Lanil Improvemeni Loan'* Act i^>
5Wtt-Tait-eiftlfeWT
land improvemeMsorietjr t{^

sfePi

Ian t improvement uorL* gW'

«Trf»e

land to dupute RtnxttT; tffn
landing | W Hif sr n . dtna i
a w»BT^ n , Twar
landing ran! armtei Tn
landing eertificale UHWta

landing charge*
landing gcoaod

landing riet
landing onler

landing |>ennil wnV^ w^fT
landing pisev tnatm TOR
landing aiatiou t amatTO TOR, TirOt
«lt«R

3 •TOTO-WRi «l TOR
land irrigated from ■ canal );toT
ejfai ?t fWl jV
land pjlibrr (* opoenlator In Itndwl
FTOpertg — Aiyar p>702) tjfe-aft-
TVTVn

landlady 1 (o worako hsTing revt
estst^ nhieh ah* leaaes) tCWTfnft /.
3 (tho mistrase of on inn. loording
boos* or lodgtnf houge] VTTOTnftRT,

mimTOTfirfl, tj^tiRT /.
land laws Vjfn.ftfaul
land Irecli vjfq

land Irt or occupied for agricultural
puri>oscs yft % feo tTUfipW *nRl

‘21 hT®

laniMotked aJj (fully or olmost en*
closol by land)
land locked migrant Zool
BSlil

landlord in.

landholder
laadovs tier t{-TOT^
landlordism y[BnfnR n
land mammal tfhr TOifl. fuf)

landmark 1 (* mark to designate the
boundary of land) tOttr^S n , q'Vm

9 (any erent, eharaeteristie, or mo*
difeatien, ttbicU marks a turning
point nr a stags, ass Isndmsrk lu
hiatsry) ifttnfel! n qtiT,

gnfRTOift ijtit (

)aDdms*t

)snil mrsturea t],>tTR
IsBd mine Jfil *lfirt*Krt
Isad mongs$e *i«to«
land mortgage bsnk tt.«nrc>trMW
l^od Mortgage Ilsnk Act i^TTOV
uftihg stfife^

Isnsl needed for a public purpose
rts.BBhni’i srntM* tjfe
land Occupied by the proprietor
eeifc-'n^fq

loodolphia Bet (ic. tiriii and £•
romorrniit and several otheripscies
yield robber Willis p S63)
HTift from ✓ tL Cf. tfe
‘Cfiloreo irrneti')

L. flornls g^uft ^fej
lasdolphis rubber ^fg J ^
LanilnU’s flask Chm
landosrner gRnft n
landlord gfWt
landholder gflrvifl
land plan tiflr-argrfirT, tjfe Tto
I indpltoe g_^JTR fi
land plant £o| ifm qr-q, TOW
TOWWi^hn

land rail (corn eraVe) »tTO-fei<l (it
1* eeaentially aland bird keeping
to dry fletde of grata and crops RC,
ef. its KngUsh nuus^eornetiks*)

land lacltiution

861

lanugo

UoJ rectamition

wsiRi

linct recl«m»tion»ocicly
Iinil record

Itod record esUblisliiucnl

Irod record office *^1#*
land record* *1^

JConst )

land record* and revenue «) »lciii ’iPl"

Land Uci-or.1% and Surrey 'Mauual
vjJij *nn fwnwfe

land record* eJerk

Land Ilecords Dej'artjuenl *lpl**fif*

land records estillisbtn'Ol a^-WJJJ*

Land Record* Wauual v^fd

firrortfe . ^

land record*
land record work
land reform artT'r-gfllt

land iniprovemeot ijfe*5^

Land Reform* Dei'atlmeol

^n*f*'nn

laod registration fee tjfif T^fttn »jWi
land revenue (ConstJ^

Land Revenue Act n|tnf’F***nrf^^
land revenue **»e*»incnl vpiT^*

fralTvt

Land Revenue Co*le

land revenue depattmciil ipmn-

fntm

land revenue c»lalU»limcnt rpraw-
fumt

Land Revenue Manual (C*RM)
^jirw-finnrffa (>Ln ft )

Land Revenue Officer •jjliaH'Wf^*

*Tft

land revenue proper

Land Revenue Reco< e ty Art tpnW*

nrntTt^-wfaf^^

land revenue settlement VJJITW-

land revenue »y*iem
land roviie
lands and buddings
Landiberger's apparatus CAm. (tbe
elevation o( the boitiagpoiat

»tvna) jjm-srrfw
Isndscapo x.-CTVn-

land sculpture Gtoj.
land settlement

land sbatL 1 (a land pirate) (U7*T^

2 {a landjtabbor) sjfij-ejJifc r*.
land* beld under a treaty Lav (tf^*

land slide (slipping down of a mass
of earth or rock on a slope) sfl*

?rtvt

landslips* landslide

land snail ^-iraert
land aocietv

budding ootiety

lauil Steward

UnJ'Stut ^-WIT. ^

lanil surface syw
land survey ^JtPTt « , /

land surve)ing
land surveyor

lands vest^ in (be iiossession of
the State tntt-'an"t 5 fttpi sjTjioI
Isnd tax

Ispd tenure* /.(Const.)
laud tenure system^-’gft^^jft
land tortoise
land trade e^ntt

laod treatment

land under |>ersonal eultivatioa iR*

land tiDOvxupieii antn v(pt

land used for agncullural pur|>ox

?f«r^ ftn^wfln 5 Fit *it »lfi»

land used for building purpose*

ftrrt^ % n wt
land use paliem

land u»« plaoniDg »|ft 40^il*t|hl^7

land wtiliaalioosjfe.^l^ij
land mihiJlion staiMlic*

laud valuation ^pt*^fOl%^
land value

lane dtf^VT/.. <1^ (see alle})

Idne's prores* CAem. (called aI.o
irwi process)

Lange's testBcolloidal gold rnio.
ride UaL m ^ld.*ol test ■ gold
numlpcr melhoJ rdrorlrofs ^tXW-
gf^'TfVsn

Langley’s eurvo s!Vf-Vvm.

VK

langaage wm/.

language esamination
language of an ordinary every day
style tn^TTVt *<HfU ^ «Tn
language of charge «rn

language lr*l
laoguet 1

2 ZooL (tonguehVo process) fiffpR"

/.

Laoiidae Are) WiH*'4XT ri.

LaoutA ZcoL (found m .Unca vjc's)l)

Lanins Jrei (genus of tbo shnka)
BJt^'Snnfir (I'i'l* ancient name]
Lannea Del «nj^ Jiaift

L. graodis HTTtPQ-ara'irR (C.<^

Kail mW)

L. woodier parker=L. grandis
lano-ceric acid CAeN>.3^4fH7 <rt9
Unoglauiinc Womarine blue NO
lanolin, Unolioe (wool fat) 3^1^*771/.
Lacuna Bel. WjfSj-Sarft
L. ae-ileau (laDtana weedt wild
sage) nttTFV Vjfla (Siohslne <;

L, camariaL. ainileata
L. dubia «a L. inJica '

L. Indica (Mian Uctaui, wild tass)

lantaoa area V|ft3‘Vni
lantanswv>id (Lam-.u acalatto] «{*
f|gm. (Sinh. ^iflU?)
lantern ^T<W, ansflT «i,

ina^ic laoiern Pni-ftT

lantern coelome Zoel. wf^^ggt
lantern demonstrations ltT?l(t7*m<i*
«rw

lantern Csli ’(bT>if):T
lantern slide pi , fW-fw* n.

lantbana, limhanu CAcn. (lantba-
Dum Glide] g^ntn/.
lanthanide CAcm, n.

Utttbanite SfJHiftn n. (g>n- for Sel-
ect lanthanum. for StTOa car-
bonate, -aa for 5tft^ laioeralj
lanibanuin CAtvii. gtttfFt /.

1. acetate ^wirst
1. chloride gTlirq sfftn
L nitrite gmrst ^iflT

Lovidejarmtsirt

L sulphate ganBI STfOn
Inogioosu* iloL r<u. (with long
wooUr Hira — PK3. p.flb)
lanugo Anal, yy ^ frv

L(os

863

liigt’*tT«d mouM'htt*

Laos HtTTT*, usi-liun* n {m
L.AP (le>T« on tverigs p»5)»n.%W
(WM fTTTO)

lap 1 (» loo8» part or lower part o( a
garment Ibat playilr*ol))MW^

^571

lip rl> (to JoW) *

Up do- WC f»fT
Liprirouna ^ ADomatbera
lipilli pt o( Upillaa
Upillni I Cfol irTrran

2 i’lol (Lat a little ttone ■ dim*
q 1 Upii atnip Oae q( the Qto<
litha) *itH* m.

Upi* Ululi ^iFTTH m
UpjoiDi vifA trr^wf^

IjpllfCa Uw 1 Pl|gi WWTS f^VJf
(V (or Try euireali* for ST pole,
force)

2 WT^-^*TS WS ftWR
LfpUre I theon PAyi (ooleeolir
tlieor) of iiirfaee (eniioh) •'ijttl*

STWftwJT

UpofteUe iffy TTR (nl^crt

ererlap)

Laporlee Bet wVm awH*!

L ereQuUte (deni oettle, elephant
settle, fever nettle) «rai«T ^mt
(Sen. therfatia seed at a paieon
by enminaU—Bats, Eng deni
firlllO

lappet Zed Tfwr n
Uppm- niv (po1i*hing)TOr*»»i.
Lepatna J}ei fWytT SWlft
L rommunii (nipplewort) SniPT
T^rtT (/er erflannhen tee nipple-
wort)

Up»e n 1 »TTTTO ra, (Conat )

3#fm

4 Lnu (tlie terminalioa or fiilsre
of a tigl I or pTiTiIege llirongh
n-el<y:l to etercite It )*TTrniin,

n

efier ilie Upie of one nooth
ant rftT> TT

Ujo-t; *infmT,rnnyi)in{Conat),
•WTi fret, rfrm. fTw* gno
l-P*-' ft 1/. PTWl (Conti )

Upted arrrare iqt>t3 wrRnt
lapied dcjioeit cwTiPt ftVT
lapseil det i«e fTTiFT STRAIT

t o»d deri «0 ffgfsjiT

lapaed lep:ecT iWT<re

Upied polirT errm ntr^n

Upied reveDue preirtt ntwnT TISW-

lapse of ^rant SJgM Wt

lapie of leave STCm etWntT
lapse of policy illTJtet-HT'JHA
lapie of tanrtion ^ tTWHST

lapse of lime tnmrSR « • SISIWW

f» , araw St

lap<weld r6. (to join by treldiag along
orerltn’togedgee or aeatot) sfiifU*
ffwiT

Up'WeldiDg s&qTX-#4tT

UpwiQg m , /.

aaciect word)

L.AQ (tower arerage qaelit) )
ft an ir (ftst ancT »H1)

LA Q. (lowest acceptable qaalit))
ftfd^ (ftsnwT^hrtW)

Iir (a gibbon whose haode and feet
are atweje white) tWSggB tBTSrmt

Larimide ReroIntloD Oeel. H«nsi*
Tift*

UrrenoQi lOiciH Bov^^TtfsaTT, wKt
*l WfulUT

lirceay Lav ^tw w- wWl («e theft)
larch (it 10 of greeef ol habit. The wood
It Qtoally toogh end durable)
m (Cf. the anelogone lormetion

lirch a-enc~«hneagtiic(Po]n’orBl
e^nolit) fewWT m.
larch aphiewlarch buR
larchbtialer (Fr. chnwre Jn Vclrrei
Oerm. £1rfAralr*6») wltm ftWit
larch hug<»l»rchiepbia eftglT-^Wt
Urd 1 (hog fat) ^rn, TTJ /.. aiWT

2 •>idrpe'~ adepe rTaeparelai —
prepared lerd rAiinie. tgrtn'll, m
“(rifT-TO/.

Urdereont drgeireratiOB • amyloid
dcpenrratiOB

Urdelitr •• lannl jJile (Chamhert)

Urd ptil m-WIT m

Urge od/- l(oteeDSiderablemagnllade)

2 (abundant) Wjs, srjT
$ (magnanimoat) 5?TT, ftlTIS
to be at Urge ire tinder at Urge
Urge AniUmaaese droogo Aw ffC
ItJiftq

Urge Andaman piroquet dm

Urge erm lling WT1 W^*WTTF
Urge bamhoo.rat Hamm. argl-w^J-aiTS
Urge hatil (Ocimun greluittaam)
/ (Data. Sin On)- Ban.
Mar. Tel. 0n)

Urge-billed blue flycatcher Aret SgT-
BHStS

Urge-billed blue winged pitti dree

Urge billed baih*warbler Am

Urge billed reed warbler Area

Urge-bitird willow-warbier Am ITTI'

Urge blood Tetiel vf)

Urge bowel Atifit f»

Lilt colon i^tsi
Urge brown flylsg-aqolrrel Ifomiti.
*npi WS

Urge brown tbrutb Jrri WV

w^wi

Urge Buraeae piroi^aet Aoel WKt
Wiuw

Urge biAh-warhler Am HT gT-
tfW)

Urge caloriesgretl calone £io.

cAm Wgy»(>»n + »T)

Urge-celled od;. fgTS^SIWPf.

Urge Ceylonese piro^et Area IsgS-

trw gw

Urge Ceylon white«eye Acra HT
fhgs fiwflT-fl

Urgerrowned adj. Forrilry
large crowned wiDoa-wirlder Acre

epfh Pi"W rre-^firft

Urge eryrtal wgr fg’^ cw?

Urge date (PAornir d<irtyti/cre) flWT.
srfct m (n .N .M )

Urge eared borserlioe-Lat Afamm.

WT

Jerge-errcil ittou'ft here fi/emm. •ft*

W^ Wiaj ftw

ltigt*«trtd yellow bat 863

laieiTleua caiTisga

large-eared yellow bat ifamw 15T*
^ 3nj
large egret Jres
large excess Ckenu wfft*
large-grained ad;

large grass-svarbler .Itfj ^5^ giS-

large grey babbler drei ^5^
large grey liamster .Vamm 'IJlt

large grey-beaded fisliing-eagle Attt
^'TT-5fl4 TttW-g^
large hawk-cuckoo
large Himalayan cuckoo-ihrike Ares
•I’TTB Ab 'Ji'*!

large Iltnalayan green billed mal-
kiha Aret 1?^ frrrerB

Vrrs

large holding
large Indian <.ivet Jlfamm
n*'»-*rr3rf^ (rpy Jtn't aneiant word)
lar|e Indian cuckoo shrike dees
STf ^«T»T

large Indian kitCBblark eared kite

dtea iswwft frrsw

large Indian paroquet .Itea wrtff TPt-

S*

large Indian pied hornlnll Aset

armftv ^ amlWiat

large Indian pratincole Acts
«nWBTTst

large Indian squirrel I/amm

wrsiVrra'Y

large intestine Jnnl n.

Dij{. colon

large-leased mahogany iTBn^ RBiJ
largely J3

large maidenhair JTBT-3*m«T
lar'e Malay green-billed malkoha
-Irea "TB ^3

large Malay leaf-nosed bat i/amos-
jr9r^5isrnR stg
large Malay scops owl .lc«

large Malay squirrel .Vamw.
UBtrertinfl

large miiUiangiilar bone«multan-
gulum majus
large nightingale IIT
large niltava di« rtT
large elite bulbul .Irrl

large periwlnkleMCUtfinger {7t*ea

•rM;or) Bot

large pied wagtail dceslPlBBB
large pin-tailed sand-grouse Ate*
wftj-jrg €TT

large pole Forestry ^ 1W«
large poodle dog BPtl

large public sssemMy tVTI
large racket tailed droogo Aces
tra

large red flying squiirel Jlartn, BBT
larger image OpktAaleiet SBTB^
larger Indian porpoise Hamm

wm f5l5«

larger Malay ehevroiaic Hamm fBB.

B«q« ann«-ti»i

larger spotted nutcracker Aces •TJflr
trrri-VTC (found 10 Kashmir)
large land-ploter Jpes BTJ ftfpT
Urge sapling Forestry BTWIW

large-scale <ii; BB^pTW
large aeale indnalry BBTgnn Ttiln
large-seate produetien TW-

rr

Urge-ieate work UBljKn
Urge sebesten (Cordm ueihckii)
s^etn^B PI

Ur|e-s|iotte<l iivet Homm. BBtftr^
rtwf btbIt (nru >tra*r ancient word)
large aiirface Cfl rtB

large thick-billed greeu pigeon Apes
qtjw.wtg BfrnH
large toe BrgB m , siqTI
large tolume of water Btfl a«nftl
large whistling leal Jtva BB’l fifT^
Urge while-rnmpeil awift wises
ftrr

Urge white sratenser vulture dees
fBTi, *nwB

large yellow napnl woodpecker dres

lancifoltnt Bet Tax (larch-liks lea-
ves) eftBrWi (tATW larch)

Laridee ,lre« wt (fl^Vrra

occurs in «nl*isisi 1)

Linidae = nrurhidae

Larix Bof eftsT* inrfli
Iw. dertdue qdrrHt sftBT^

L. • curopeea b1<^

HuTopa)

K grtflllhii (a deeidnous tree with
• pyramidal ehape— Tr, Hi-

ll 57)

lark l=skylark BTTira m. (ancient
word)

3 (a colour, reddish yellow I'hrrtT
in hue, of low *I? eaturetion aud
high tr brilliance) STB^t^rnT
larkspur 1 Bot. (any plant of tho
genus Delphinium) uftfqq'V /.

3 (a colour, bluish green blue b 4-
fVflls in hue. saturation and brilli-
ance medium »Tcq)

Larolinieolse dr<s Bg »H. - «gi |Bi m.
Lerus Apes

Urv* (as a general word, covering ell
stages between egg end tlie adult)
fr»w m , BfsO

Larvecea Zed (closely rnembles the
larve in it> enatoray — Cbimbert)
fkinB-Ttn fii

larva eating Gsh fimT-iTBn BtW,
rtT^BTyi WTJ?*)
larval food finr-anr
laivat organ fcTHl-l
larval parasite (kVH-TrDd)
larval stage rinrmtn
larva of Desor Zed, (ciliated creeping
larva) BiH ftrn
larvikiteKUiirvIkvle
Latvnora .(res (larta 'a ataga in
insect ’ffi life’-f-pora fr. -roreua
'feeding on* •«Tl)’^lTITT-Rin^
laryngeal ad}.
laryngeal cavity ,lna{.
laryngeal obstruction ^{tnt
Ury ngiHs He 1. m.

laryngoscope tflfT^ m
Uryogo-iraclieal chamber (eliatnber
above the luogs} klB

larynx 1 h

3 (in birds it docs not function as a

qtftq) n

Lasaniui PaiiviiJcl (except (or tho
midventral senes of spiny scutes
and a row of rodlikestrueturos. the
body appears to liare been naked
-CNH I. 5d2) ftvTsnB-JniTf?l (R«pnr

•naked'MW.)

lascivious adj, BigB, BTulflt* (ton-
ding to pro luce lewd emotions)
li sciviou s l>chaviour Law BmWrt)
efnrvi

lascivious cirriige Law BtffftW*

^5

U.CTTOOi coTi.billUim «» ch.nn.l

IttciTioai «otiibiUUOil

lurnioui IfwJness CWffW* W^T
lMfiTioo»\7 wgVTO
li»e m-

lubiD^ (krord (or» t»ilor‘»h»iDmo«k)
TWn.

L»*i* Bot

L. hflerophyllk «i«i^

(Bea T*1

biift«arpui £o( Tax (b^tnag htiry
pabMCBTl* fniit) {fftTTW
Li9io^D<ihu« Mcrofioma Zori (Ok.

Uutet 'hairy')

Laaiotiphoa Bet

I. enoftpbalui (itmII] headed
gaidia) (nin*’T-^f7T(Kan tnnkuit)
tail vnn f (iM damael)

Laauipea leal CKm.

( 5 T"VKH)

laiiitnde Rr^ /

laiio><;(ll .foot (aa adheaiTf eell. with
a loog aoeheriBg fiUcaaot) wi'lB-
*hn

hit aJj, «frtw (Coeat ).«. TTOwr
Uit au<i uaual place oPalMde «r«RK
aht KTBI^

Imi bat one mfeaa
Uil clear chjDce Lav (the U«t eer.
UtD oppertuoliy of * defendant to
BTOid laflieCiog lojory) wCmw tVC

leu coolirt (lo eclipe) Astnn
wfiyti w.
lait (orrgoioe aection aePwR
wn

lilt forrpoiog auUieclioii Hf^nt
nijft lavKi

la<I lUnrat Hfayir ^npal
Itiliag ad;, awpft,
laitieg break yoreUrf wHt <m
lutiDg moBumcat f»n* Wrt«
liat knovB roidence atf»Rai STR
lilt lawful holder HFTin wiO

laa^Upal WUUt
lattly arwTR

la>t meDilraal peno-l ctr
tail-meoliooed aon^f'TT
lai( mooth rn net

late named oJf at*R R »n nRt, amt*
laat Biplt m rtR

Uai pay certificate ■Rwt i

last paymcDt

last precediopi sf^cni

la«t preceding eertion aepent 31^*18

li«t cjuirter Jtfrest. WPaS WT*I
last resort

tenvlee of la«t teaoet aprittHW

last aicknesa arPtni WHt»l!lt

last stage wfaytt fftpt

last state ttPyst arvnn

last atop aignal illy aiPinftfTtl (fls

last week tnt Rang

last w ill Bav atf^nt

last year »ni rt.fit»Kt

lata eolpa (^roaa faolls) ^ n.

late 1 (aaopposed to early) fiWW.Wl*

9 (lately deceased) flofv

3 (lately gone out ol otbee) n.'i'V^

4 Bit

S(aaia late to UeyltTTn 3
late tttendeocc ^ 3

late Id.-ht PJoisI PelJW

early Might ^iirf»*tnnfl
late DereoiaiiTtiyaittVJtl
late <Utiy fnn)«T«i4
late fee ftwre

late frost PoresCry qywP(7>nT,

late monsooo VltT!^

latent «<f; 1 ^

3 (not manifeat) etacRo, RSit^,
BtBl, art^B

Iiieot ambiguity acMRy (si»»es)

latent bud Bet ^ ^

latentsItRgera v^vw aru, artjB arw
latent deed Law ac»yR^ ff>«,

latent defecta arsRf Urn)

latent heat a^XtVI ^

lUeeAlwrtottwswu pj.*, -^uri ^

latest heat of ice rCRStt
latent heat of solution !•*,«. fkuuu
O rpt *cati

lilenl heal of steam ujoy <t *eirt
latent hype ruaelcep.a OfUialmel.
urwuiTicni

latest life 5«i. fcfcuu tftuu

laleoi period Pbat Polkol. Tlhe lime
elapaing between inoenlalioD end
the appearance of aymp^omt of the
disease’— Lcscli) jajtufj.
latent thoughts
later

Itvetal oJj. 1 ■ftti-.'llTiW
3 £ool. (toward the aide)
MirictU^

lateral n (m irrigation, a side con>
dml) Blfjc*! f-

lateral abdominal ajitem Zcel. 4T74-

1 ' ..1 amniotie folds

• I

literal apodeme (andopleunte) Zeoh
MCJTTO'S

lateral appendage Bet.
lateral branch Bel- BIT^'ttnn
lateral branching Sot 4lI4i|)4**llH
lateral bud Bet.
lateral ronjogation Sot
lateral eulaneoui rein Sopf Urrt'Wl*
f«m

literal diaplarement PAyi. ffT^*

lateral epicranial anture Zoal, Vlti*
ftnhR*firfu-«fra
lateral cipaoaioa Sot <rtv4 fk«nt
lateral fin Zeet vrH-'rv
lateral fiiaureiarisaure of Sylvlu*
lateral fossa inot.a t i ft tn i ^ WTB
lateral gultrs Zxi.
lateral heart ZocL
lateral inciior drul|

Wtiti — 5 to! 6
lateral inrersioo

nerre lopplying a
ganjurrt Vrt/.
lateral leaflet Sot .

lateral liiniliog groore Zoei, VTt^*
afrtn biJIri

lateral line 2ooJ UTrt^WT
lateral line ranal Zeal. Birilui JWt
lateral line organ 2«>f Trf4l«fn
dilersl line ayatem Soof. Rirt
Agft

lateral lips Zed ViT^'uH*
lateral lobe Zed. UnJ-Ulfle
lateral loogiludinal Zed,

1 f^^alil

Soof. (a.
lateral lisa or-

UiAiiUr

Uudinum

hlerillyqj^ifT.TOt-

Uterallf iyininetucal 2eol. •TTT^*

lateral moraine Oral
lateral morement (of water in aoil)
tift

lateral ontfrowth Zoo!
lateral plane of aiglit Jfil TiRtI
TfiiflH

lateral plate fvmiryol ^

lateral play En^in
lateral position
lateral postfrontal Zoo!

«s'|Z

lateral pressure Phj/t ^1^4 fVftX

lateral rootlet Sol

laterals tee lateral n

lateral sheet of tiaaae Zoo!. V1T?*

lateral ipare Foretlrj/ WH

lateral atamen Sol ^ITt-5%WT
lateral atranda Zoel
lateral anpport J?f* ^W-arNtt
lateral aiirfaee
lateral ayatem Zgef
lateral temporal foiiaroef.TTH tlw*
wrr

lateral traee Bel «nrt-ffTnf
lateral veins 1 Zool
2 Del «llrf-stTft

lateral veloeity (of an aircraft doe to
nr earreot) n%n

lateral ventilation
lateral ventnfle 1

2 ifnot (three horned ventricle) fit.
>itn5T

lateral ventricle pnnctore fpiT*

lateral wall Ophlha!fnoL
Iatericeous««tificL red
laterite (fjst loler 'brick' axTl— jed
in colour) ei.

latente soil
lateritic pan

lateritic profile xrzfVtr.XvJf-
lateritiona-slrKk red ad; ftsai
lateronlorsal ad/ Zoo!
latero-lateral itijj. Zool. Virf
laterooesophageal aJj. ZM. f-tUU'tltl
laterooesophageal heart Zoo!. f-trnr>

qirJ

latero-poslerior fljj Zool. Oirt
latrroventral aJJ. ZooL

e6s

latest tee tinker at the latest
latest date ftq a Tgw fctfir, atf^
latest developmciit flTtS

latest pattern and acale tnlinnt ttf^*

late summer 3^ litOl

Late Tertiary Cwfc ^

latex Bel (Qenn. Utltkeafl) KT^ it ,

lalex-Leanng system aiTQdT-tnfl dxfs
litex.prodoein- trees •it^'hTT^ XV
latex tnbe Bar aiivlT-sn?!
latex vessel Bot
lath 1 Sure «tft /

2 (any of a number of tbin narrow
strips of vaood nailed to rafters etc
to mate a groondwork or key for
slates tiles, plastering etc) TTVI
/.. «RIT

lath crystal m (Tyrrell p 9)

(lath ‘tbm narrow atnp of wood*,
‘narrow piece of cloth*)
lathe a/eeK^4t/,f»X m (ancient
word)

laihemsn m

Lethraea Bel xPftffPK-avift
L. i.|aamiru (loothwort)

(ite rootstock is covered
With tooth shaped scales)
lathiereeo Foreitrv
lathyriim (morbid coodilion pro-
doeed by (benseof tbeseedsof eer-
tain spsciss of Xoftyrai)
n , wrff-iVtt

Lsihyrus Bot firp tniift (1^
Cleat name)

L, aphacswyellow-flowered pesw
yellow vetch hnp (lea flet! changed
into tendrils) ttVTnWtt fit^T
L manliiniia an^ (il]v
L. odoraius ^>t*q filT?

L, pritenais w meadow vetchlins
Ipralfnnt ’growing la meadowaV

VIXW-fitjv

satiroswchielilio'veleliw white

vetch (leaves end m tnSd tsndnls
— Basn) ,JJ.

fnc, IJio. win. nzO)
lathyrns type frp tmr
lali. 7^,

lil.ciferoua erf,. 2,^. (containing,
bearing, or aMreting latex) «T^

(•n)

laticifcront cell Bot. <hn

lallciferoDS tissue Bot. stn^
laiiciferDut vessel Bot
Laticilla Aret (the birds are onlv
found in the vicinity of the larger
rivers)

litifoliiis Bet Tax. (with broad lea
VBs)

I^limer Clark standard cell Phvi-
(pasta of nerenrous snlphate and
aine sulphate)

Latimeria Zoet. (internal narco ab>
sent) M n ifo

L ehalumnae ■nmr^lT
Litin square Sfafisfies
lalile (the extrnaive 3^ equivalent of
nonroQite — Jobannsen,

Web ) arsfttVrB m.

latitude iTath. wsVftT /., WVTW «.

(ancient word), KVttT m,
latitude

to ellow latitude

La Touche's Yunnan willow-warbler
Atn xfsTit-^

Laireillia Zed. n{nV<r!n^ flee PH.

KlSSg 4Q2)
latrine A^FTTt n.
laifioe parade (JM l.fiS) tftv
latrine Ux

latter nd/ 1 em. 5WT,

2 TwfltB (c/. former 'fRfa)
letter part ftrratTTin
lattice 1 mrm, fi.

2 B ipace-lattice PAvHCof Ckeos-

n.

lattice hlocka VTV
lattice girder V19-Vfvfl
lattice planea PAyi.VTV-fne
lattice structure PAy»,c<jf Ctum.

lattice tower part WIW *fFinj*»lin
lattice truss Pncin.
lattice-work uirro-ftip?

Lalocs Pef. (genos of plants having
yellow latex *1:^)
litumabrosd orf/.
latns rectum Omit Stelient TWpr n
laudable aJ/. g r f r t^f lu
Iindinidlne Chen, ndiirft/
lauJanine Ckem irR^ /.
laudanosine CAem. fTrf^/
IsadinumwliDctare of opium pAorm.
m . m.

Itudtnujn poitoiuntf

866

law and oidax

UnduaiD pouoniDg JTvjm*

Itaditorf order* Jnhmn WI^TT
ttudide «•

laugh t6-

laugh It TT^ «Tsn,

laughiog gas Chen.
laughing eloek

laughing thrush VTTTT tn (aaeieot
word)

laughter pn n., (TtV n ,

Imiling ftira, g*t^RT
ridicule

joke yryia

l^ngia Zoo/ (pelvic fin hu Dorad
l0Tw*rd-PH 11 288) arUHtfil*-

Launaea Del uaifd
L. aapleBulQliifmtKr.vrrFllSaa-
l*\i lirmalla)

L. choadnlloidea (I«*Tei rnaei*
a*t«‘— Bun)

L. glenenta (.t n applied to eve
eye »«be— B mu)

L. DuJicauli* Del <Ut. nudfa**,
eaalii ‘atalk, item') avvstw

'rt

L pisattifida (a«t vith oa the
aaady eout* ol ladi»~C*au)
tmti^vtrrrdl (Bom palhri. Oaj.
Mar hhonfotri}

launch n (a pleuv# enlt) "fetH-

yacht (ac« barge)

launch 1 r6 (to t*( afloat) 731*

riti, awratfini

2 (to give a atari to or aet in opera-
tion) *1^ ^13 «T3T. Mi(»H «T7I
launch a aclicme atl^f KTTW *T7I
launderrr vm m , tflA
laundry ■Otrtl / .
laundry Idock aatTTR-wm
laundry 1 lue trmKlS
laundry Iron fTft
lauQ'Uyman 'aiav m.

Ie..race*eiJc< tmn 7» *.
lauraie Chen. la.

laurdalile (a very eoaraa nephalin*-
ayeule— Johannaafi) VTCT^ITn et.
(ayenita nepheline Va.

I'af^a)

lavcj »Trf t bangali)

•auftJ green (e oolour, geaeniah yal-

low^TtT^tn hna, natvation and
hnlliaaeo medium *l®l) rt'U'flflUfi
laurel oak (a colour) •» mahogeay
(colour)
laurel oil

laurel pink (a eolonr< rod Xttr in buas
latnration and bnUianen medium
Jpu) StUT^

Lantencia Bot tnnRi

L piDualifida (pepper duUa)tntnetI

<rfr3r7 (for vptu notion tee pepper

Linrentiiu ajj Geol (pert to a te-
riee of granites and granitic gneie-
tee inctaded in the Atehean) «ltj-
tgeirt

Laurentian gneiea Mise-uHq
Ltureot'e ncid (| naphlhylauiine-5-
inlphonte acid) Chen
fin enw (» h »n«)

Laorent'e naeeliatimeterBhaUahadn
eaccharuBeier

Lturer'e «tnalaLeorer*Siied* canal
Zoel. (leading tvay from the
junction of the oridnet and the
rilellioe4u«t)w^-tnw-J7W
lauricod/. Chem (laurel le Bengali
uT»i) 7 n t | fk7

laune acid Chen ITW

lauric aldehyde Chen, awfit* J(*

»ST ^

laurite mjrrfiia <n (agt foe ru-
tbeniom, XT* for^^^O enipbide, -tu
for mineral)

Laurua Dot mn miltk
L. malahaneom SUTT

L. Dobilie (bay laurel, hay tree,
laurel) (ita leave* were need by
aocieot Greek* to crown victors
10 games) Rimru TTn
laurvikite (very populsr ta an oraa-
cneslsl etooe when cut and polith-
*d— Cbtmberi) 7*771X7 m-
Lsutb'f vMlriaihioDiDe
lava 1

3 (a oolour, ynlluwah red terr^
in hue, of very Tow ut saturation
and tow n briQlanee) »7TT*nf)3
lava eeuDtry s^im ^
lava crtiptioD i^n-T^tX7
lava flow njrnr mg
lavandula^Uvewder Pianw. emtffH

Lavsndala Del. *»7tT)i;7-tnfril(

L, hiplnnata (the plant le supposed
to be no antidote against toake
poison and also used in the bite
of poisonous ammals—Batu )
ftTTT »fni)g7

L, buniiaoDi=L,bipianata
L, a p 1 e a X common lavendc'
tTTO*7 *nj5)?7 (extensively culti-
vated for its aromatic oil^Web-
I e. lavender)

L. vera Hfif 717)57
lava region Gecl
lava rock sijlB tiw
lavatory 1 717^ HXTIWTirnT m.

3 d)7I7U, m

lavender 1 n lavandula Pham
Hjqifd f*

3 (bluish blue red in hue

and of low 77 laturntion) TTPfrfl-
fftw

lavender blue (a colour, reddiab-blnn
*8^1177 ID bue and of high 7 btilli-
anee) irfiBifW

IsveDdercolourxIiveoder «7TVt%*

lavender -grey (a colour, reddigb-
blua in bue, of tery low

*7 saturation and bigb ffbnUiaoee)
BTT'Ont’K
lavish «(;-S'T57l

law 1 Phi ! . dTotk . etc (rale) m.
1 Lav ri. (Conat )

9 (an establiahsd rule) fildW n.

4 (observed reguluity in nature)
Wia n , (777 m.
relroipeclive law sjffWtjl
ipiritual law WlftlW ftfi*

aa by law eaCablisbed wurfirfw Wn«
11)7

having the force of law

any olher law for the lime being in
- force n«lM7 W»7 ftf^

law-abiding firfj-wrfl, ftfit 71*7
law and eualoml^ iOt TfT
law and equity ftft aOt m»7
law tad judicial decHion Fstw ihr
»7ifi7 Waywu
law and jnitice ftR* rflf aui7
law and maiimfft^ *ft{ ^
law and order fbfg afty mtut f)f<-
7^ *77tqi

S67

law o! diminiiHng return

law-booV

liW-tlOotw

liwLmVfr fB. Unejent

ftfr-rr*

Uw co<le
l*w college

law court tu

law day I (a day of holding eouri)
rifTT

3 (the day named in a bond or
mortgage (or the payment of the
money to teenre which it waa giren)

Ijw Department fifft

Law Department Manual RWT*I*

law e*peosea-fi[f'iT-*TV
lawful nd] IWt'ftrW (CoMl ). ftf-ITt.
ftersntT.
legal Va
lawful act
lawful ageflPt^nw
lawful epprehensioo ftr«(ai*U
lawful autlionty 1 ftf'adtn fflPTTTfl
ati[fjqrnt flrT-ifn
lawful capture trfrtm

lawful euitody ftfudltw
lawful deed fTT-rtiW 1T^«
lawful defenee ftf'T'l'TT afTTW
lawful depoiit ftftfdrpt PitW
lawful entry ftfudn’t sin
lawful eicnse Ptfinr, f^f^-

Mti wjHi, aF’%5

lawful goodi

lawful guardian {^ftqrn ftrV®
lawful heir

lawful holder ftfrornr trtft
lawful impediment erTTOI

lawful intereit 1 (rate of interest
prescribed by Uw)

3 (legal title, Tight, or concern, etc.)
frfWrnfrt

lawful i«»ue firfrAfM etwnw
liwfalty fafinri

lawfully admioiitered oath rafizv^
nV^nti

lawfully l>egolten heira oftheirbody
yttt frfjTT, r'li •n’lra ^lui^
lawfully constituted ftfeTl *1^
lawfully conrey

lawfully entitled
lawfully realiaable

lawful manner (1ft

lawful marriage ftftftrtS ftaiB
lawful means ftlyAna
lawful money (money winch is leg»l
lender) ftfinmugip
lawful order ftftRiITI wit^l
lawful owner ?7TJ(1

lawful payment ftftrtfla
lawful posscasion ftfqfttta wUH
lawful proeess ftfuflud wi^faiil

lawful provocation ftfiifttlH iwlT’f

lawful purpose ftfrtita HtjlJn
lawful title ftflArPI
lawful wifevrf^rfl
Uw.giser ftft ^ (-fl) tB

lawmaVer ftRl*Vtt^
law in force RTTI ftf^ (Const )
law journal

law report flfU'ftnvi
lawless ad;, ftftgft.
lawlessly

law less mao (ontUw) W'flnSS
IiwtessnessftfiliRtit,
law library ffft JWIWI
law list (a aetni official list of those
connected with the legal profes-
aioa) ftfimfWfll*, firfi ^

Law Lord (any of those membere of
the House of Lords ijoalified to
take pert in ite judicial business)
ftft tfhft

law made l>y parliameut ftTl

lisf-intVer»:lep.lalof ftfafTrt(.q)m.
laffmakiug o ftftVTSI n.
lawmaking cdj flflrTT. ftfoml ( PTj
legMlati»eft5Iift(-«%)
lawmaking body ftfntd fttiq
law marlialBmarlial law
law member

law merebant i serraiT-ftft

3 ^custom of merchaota tni'tlt.^fx

/.

law moninpal irnft* ftft
lawn greenagresa green
lawn mower gnxr>»fttl (»fst oeenre
an PaoiDi S 3 18l)

law of alierration ^atrew fTTUit ftro
law of edditiTC volomes
ftuST

taw of arms fiwilmaneea whieL regu-

lated proclamation of wari leagnee,
treaties, etc.— Aiy ar p 709) 5^ ft’Hf
law of atomic heats PAys- 'TTRirs^-
3:tBPreJT

law of average returns Eton. *nvtT*
UHJW-PlgM

law of Boyle and MariotleoBoyle’a
law

lawi of causation

law of chemical combination CJienu
law of citation

law of combination by volume CAcm.

TffAldHTf ftro
law of combining volnmes CJiem.

(nJhRftrm

law of comparative cost Eeon U^PB-

law of compensatory action Peon-

law of compromise fni^ ^ ftft
law of concentration Eem
fttm

law of eonservalioo of mass PAys.

ftwi

liw of coBserviiion of matter pAyi.

law of coDiunry efinterfacial angles

law of constant composition Chm.

Jaw of constant demand Peon. fetT-

law of eonitani proportion C/«in.

law of constant retorn Eeon.

iT^tn-ftun, iptntr fiiiTTn-ftrnt
law of cost fcon-^fltqq'ftqti
law of decreasing return Peon- pft-
w'nin ftotf

law of decreasing utility Eeon. pft-
d'j JlPrai-ftnH

law of dennile proportionsMdcfioile
proportions law Chem. ftfj^ irg-
<Tn-ftuiT

law of ilemind Eccb siflpTm ftusT

law of denied demand EeoH * 3 *T*-
•ifiTUT^ ftnn

law of diininisliing demand Peos-
snprft-itftTtrT^^ ftusr
law of ilimini»1iiDg return Eecn,
siigTft-atupt f=rm

law o! dinmishing utility

Iiw of dimioutimg I'tilicj 3T*

IiK of tloiiiiniaco ir^^*^nnT
liw of eeoootu^ ofor^iDiziiioD^roo

law of r<]uimargioal rctunii = Iaw
of *ub*Ululjon Eroa fnTfflHW-

law of rqiiimar^iDil utilitr Eton

]a» of equuaUot proportioDj Chcm

wfva firag

taw of evidence fffg
law of excluded middle tojic

law officer fitfq-xtftnfl
law of floatation f>Avt
law of formation of luctcaiive eon-
ver;eDti dfalfu ^^7? ggft

•tfretr

law of friction p\y, <Tti7 fiTTg
law of pteout volumes gTflt-7r<gT*
fsTTO

liw^ grtdaiUoD JfalA ffttryg-

law of gratiialion PKvi «*7TTf«-

ftw

law of ideniilr f^,e eiRTW Pm
law of increa«ing return Eton »f«-
JTTlg frut

law of loereatiBg utilit; vfgrnt*
fimr Praw

law of fodia tnrftg

law of indirea .Vafli tnwra-Pttni
law of indifference T^dtilTT Pnig
law of loertia xmPrTg
law of inertia of targe nuoibera
Sintiilict ml*.irt7T Ptgg
law of inheritaoce £lf^
taw of iQlermediate mctala ami vir.

fm

la w of iDverae square ilal\. JrfmA-
M7H

law of irrevertiljilit; iJioI. inft.

law of judicial evidence agrPnt

law of limitation wtP* ftfl
law ofMiIut fg^TRK Twu
law of marginal returnt &«,.
ueilU PtTll

law of marginal utility LcTw afiffpif*

TT^Cvn fntu

law of marLei

law of mass action Chen fsgl*

Prrn

law of mtniDium a^7l|Pl71T
law of iDioimum reittrn rugag
fttni

law of molecular concentration
fUTJ?

law of momenta PJt 5 « f(«%Tlfl7R
law of inonO|>olv rclarn EeoH
Jn«rtg finiit

law of niultaple proportions (Dal-
ton’a law^ CAcwi PraJl

law of nations tlif Ml (Const 1
law of nature Itqfirf styfY-

fTtrtf. stijY

law of neutralilv STCTtl ftf}
law of octaves Chen. (tfS PlTTf
law of parallelogram = parallelo-
gram law miMTSY Cng
law of Parliament flit^-fgfg
law of partial pressures Pitps
fWr Pt7*i

law of peace ?nf5a Wj. «((>7er^Y
fffj

law of phoiorbeoMrsI equivalent
strnmPn >nii^*Pna
law of protialuliip Sfatirdca 4mTf^Yl>
Pnsg, ntrrtttif^mi
law of reciprocal demand irt'
tTT’WfimTg'PlaW, etegiTY-ttfit-
gj^-Prm

law of reciprocal proportions Chen
e^>lir.«T^OP( fttrw
law of refleetioo Optica TtlY+Y-rYW
law of refractson Ptgg

law ofremeJptT^'nvf^r^
law of resistance (ytu

law of roution str^YY Prrar
law of sstialde waolt qvnnifttTI-

Pttit

law of segregation of (actors fiiol.

»IT*-^ttT»W ftvW
law of arges Jffelh. fts fVnr
law of aolotion fssrVY Ccgg
law of statistics! regtslaeitp Stoliilict
Ptnfilwi-fiWH

law of storms Ptoaj

law of auWdiottioo of waols Been.

«nftejt-srtft*7i faTO
law of tolislilnlioa £ren- Rptrum-

law of saeeessKC reactsont TOrtttf*

jrflrft7T-Pr?ff

law of tnccessive refraction Ailroiu

1 iw of successive temperatures Phyi.
Tttfhtr-ftH faTJT

law of superposition G(ol wfttrt*
PriB

law of supply Eton trD7-Pws
law of supply and demand srfFI-triiT*
tnga-Prni

law of the case firft

law of tlie land \7l
law of the placers lex locifim f^f>T
law of the road rt^ OttR
law of triangle — triangle law Phyt.
fsihJifsrm

law of universal causation Lofia
RTmvtf-«74fTT»i-firni
law of universal gravitation PAvr*
firnTTfit-stv^iyfe irrar-

rft-fwR

law of varying returns Bern 7^^*
ttVTTll-PlTtl

law of V olumrs vfinn finrR
law of war l

2 5T fefil

lawrenciie (tsrrons chloride
ertntrt^l^m (-rtforaf^oiiaeral)
lavs report
law journal

law reporter ftfa-ofiAT*
lawa and regulations (VT) etVr
law aociety

lawa of nature fit7R

lawa of non-contradiction Loyta
WTuiunr flntw

lawa of population f^tni

laws of resistaneei Phy> ftuY ftRR
laws of eofficient reatoa

laws of thought Lejie ftvn
Lawsonia J3ol TVER^-innlY
L, alba = L. inermis
fi. loermis (esDiphire> eypreee
tbroh Egyptian privet, henna
plant. Jamaica hngnonette, min-
die. troo mianonetls) wiMi-d DS-
RR (N ,il- rmi)

l-awion'a eypreitrsCupressus law.

lawsuit fa
lawyer (one rerso) lo lawa)
(practitioner of taw) n

Uwyer-liW

^Kttritnm VIT m.

2 M tatitr (in |iAn*«) AmL ^ n

ultnrtK-T 'iITTVTfl (Cfin*l)
l.-irrclfr flfn^

A(1vni air wflTn {Con«t )
roilfTii'IInr <rgT^fI

|>rnit'ir (»nei«nl wnr<l)

|awyrr-lilr n.li {hk«i, nr bAcnming. ft
hw}er)flfrfl3T»f'«'r
fawyrriy -l»wyrr*(iiir
I»nTrr» m KlarKl^rry iflvhtii frutt.
r/»us) f <*lTTfT /

la* rtcf; Qtfr' (i»li«ri

linln ■I'i Ifiiiii lonan fflf'l')
latJlivr n Ij <^rVT.
l>i<r{;4iiv» >T*

nlliariiv fim
}axati«e tprcir* flPn

1j»ii» 1 iif-nt h /,fi’n’n

2 r‘hi >‘

IjiiI)' gf 4 uij» inrr-fari^m
las h{^trrr<ia

lis Viallril hi/;

1*7 r/>. ii’f imnr'liyin;
lar A fiinnchiifin •innr

1*7 » gun *T^ Vim
l^ytrdft (If I atelier 4ff$ irtTp Wtl’
ht STaiMin (teimd N'ortli AAil Hiffilti
nl PrahiiiatHllfft
liftyant * (iirntiiirt AtciHUt

(ft Irma i> Mar «ni; oo IIih liind.
n«ek Nig' l 'rf<in)

I^yanli iiriiH-cl •qinrrrl Slvnm.
frriT^ W'w rrffifr

lj>yaf.l»f.ooilprfkrr t^4inrz.

•jr ((n«ri<l iii Ci!>l'<ii •*'T( Onlf)
lay Nfiirr iTtt*I (Cnn«l )
layby •uliiig-rrfngr •kIiH' THy.

lay rlaim to %m

Jay (lay* ( on (Hay« ftllowH (nr Insa
Ing aril onl i-uli ig alife*)
f?T*t

Jay ilnwn 1 *r*'5

2 (tahit-l tilth) rTT*lTT, »•» (Conal J
ZAjnr <rr^, mT»t
lay ilnttn armt (tn iiirrcnarrl •tni'
nulfi

Jay .lnft.li Ihr I*- fifj Vt OtKf-l
«Tni

lay i-fg. «t»% ^»I
Jajrr i Ftr m

4 (nari». Altntin) (ft t.rsne}i or
fttiont 6( ft yUnt trl.irti for f.err*^*''*
fit prnpftfttwn I* f>^nt down ftO'J

cnTftTca ffitJi ioJl^Wol.) /•

liyrr tl. I wm
2 ^trir^
layerj»S I WTt it
2 »•

siflayrrin' KrWt-^TnrT
layrrin;* olparlirlrt
layrrof panylion rail* ^Tool
«r*rr-»Tr

layer at pa.et mff fttf
layer of membrane 9^1 vfX
lay great .|re*« 9J9 9ir %ai
lay lian<{<An »trnt9t
lay inform»ltan ( Iring 1 1 l.etm^nt )
trrftnin

liymj dotrn the elialn Snrr
tlWAI

laying out «f<(»9T'1 «
laying the fo.md ition tfU fl^TI
lay of the land f<tf
lay on the lille (o,„|

in Kvihyft |*r«1eft)i Iy>gi«htiYO
Aaftembiy)

layout H M^avmiu.

lay out r/oMfxanrn.^nUtr

layout of lan.l ^at ufatOT't

fay tfme mfirw-ttPSla,^ Uy il*y»)

laxulite (n (i>.nftral of azuro bino *oia.

rft''«r.lour) tnlff'flfea ru/^ (r> fne
atf-lft mineral)

laaiiritenKrflfaniM aky blofti

*9 for Bf*’ inlnarfti)
laxy ilaiay *liirli*.rft(lMay *titth»
y.ifol i|ilrb..|rirot atitelt WTfy

1. II. (leg Ur) WITa (■nx trO
I*7f (iicanaing board] «jr ^arjffTW.
xrre)

lb (pound) of
lb, *p, ») bI. Bpai''a)
lU. perifj ItHh iyAt(, inx«{4')I^BA
fffjw

lb. l.fvotr.OVBf'f^V BT^*)
lb wr. per i«j ft. an af'Y nfi TTg

tC (l.ariniirCommia«tArMr)U*rT tort.
Ofijfe)

L.C, (jlrnneo clerk) m,f>. (arj.trf.

fcln)

I..C. (Ur,1 Cl.ftneellor) n vn (ntf.
I-Cf) ilnih.fr Ttr. (Krmrrm’O

I„C. gra.Ie I'ortilrv (ligbt crown
tl.inning) «.W ijn) («r-l Tn-fTT‘'it)
I.r.M .Vof/i. »r n «. («e ITK rrarnn)
f Con (fonduet.ir • lieoiiro— MVff.
xxi) ft. W

I, tj>n \ (applicftDoo for ft roijiliie.

tor'i liconce-MVM xxi) U « «T. (fl*
ktT4 % fef witf-ni)

I.fvl (long litinHrBlweighl) ^ '*f

(fl'l nr"^)

I. }) (f/oeCor of L\m) ft. n. (flP-*

nnfi7)

I II (Irtw I)i»p»rtm9nt) flff. Tl
(f»‘Y (tAri)

</ I- I) fifl (fltSfWM)

1 . 1 } (|f>s»errIrYi.irtn)ft(t

I O'Ottho moHito letlift! dcialin tTT.k*

(<rl m)

U)(., (lower .Ii.iaion cl-rkl
(CyjaAAnfflflY)

] f>At. ( /mW L>epftf(ni<iit SfatiMll)
Tl fg tH. fxVruf4«BHf ')

lea TfthUi !«« fr.. ^r»| (looal (•nil)
lea.llt'. t {pftreBllt*

9 (to dittolvft vut)

(easMiignjt w

lead ft 1 (ftfln , rfttn

i f Am- after n.

3 PelriflHp rfln n.

le^il 1 riee, (tn-rihla or toll I bittilt.
t(Kl i,'indn?(orj9rf«ii
irwn (ths dtttftii. Iroin tl.e point
where iiifleriftt la (btflined to that
wh*ra it If depnitel) /*»

V'ii

1/ffy (dilTaranre (n length hnlwoott
th* ouUr an.l inn ir ralU o'lftcTirvo)
wtf «.

(rad nreiiiiiiilator rfirt /{^
lea.l RerlatrMpliinil.l ftretat oangir
«.f lei-l PUrn

|eailarrtale(l>i*i(;; tfjq fJirtBfVit)
lead aretjie (ba>l«) ftolutlou rflq
"Sffn (\f'% }

lead acrl(i« paper rfta tJ’O’* f*
lejcl «ri.| fell rj^qsire atttrr
l-ad anenile rfm >71^9
lead tr.enale (•aeheicat pt<i», teeh*
meal rorw/«e) tfrrt kfr^lT (ikniltir

870

lead*wai»

I«ad araenita

Wf, (Jtt)

l«ad atiemte

lead at the double trf^rrm «» it ®HT,
^fT%

lead a wiloeii (to (ut leading
qoeationa to a witness) niVl

lead azide rflR
lead basiQ <ITa»
lead batji thetmomcter jftR
WH

lead benzoate {fftl
lead borate ?1<t«

lead bromide jiil
lead bullet

lead carbonaie (precipitated) nlert*

ftl (BwrCt)

lead chamber rilR «rw

lead chromate (precipitatod) tfiR anHv

lead curate afiR
lead colour iftRTri
lead eyaoide aflR TRrW
lead dioxide aftR fzviv
Iceded orf; rrinlinj
lolid winiRR

leaden sdj I (made o( lead) ^Rm
8(Ulilead)*flRri ‘
leaden chamlcr tflR ^TR
leader 1 (o( a party) *rRt ( 9) Rw
9 rorritrywieadiog ahoot
9 Sore (who pulli the ebaia (or<
ward)^( 1) <n

4 Journalitn ■ (leading article) WD-
ilR rs.

b (editorial) RrttOr n
leaderette (a abort editorial para
graph in a newapaper) wh^w
m . will ettt^r^

leader e( the ilouae RRlittn ( !)■
RRnr^f m

leader o( the opposilion BfTIW ^
leadrrihip n

lead (erro>cjioiJe rils itRtR.fRi^R

lead Ouoride »ftq WTt>R

lead foil tflR'TA

lead formate iftR ntftn

lead glance if, acral iflR W

lead gliia rftq-CTR

Icai! grain rf|q «e|

lead grey aflRipn, (, allow >ftl >n hue,
o( low ■» aaluralion and high R
brilliance) ttmlR

leadhillite m (#R lead,

5I=a for anlpLate* wi for

srt'trflR eaibonate. -T* for nft*
mineral)

leait liippttraie aftR anRR$)R^
lead in a cause Zaw RT'tfKRRiR
ItRI

leading nfg am

leading article aill*$m
leading eaae Lata (a cate the deeuion
10 which baa come to be regarded
aa aellliDg the law of the queation
involved, 10 that it is mado a pro
cedent tor other like or analogous
ease) RRPR R(\

leading consiiluent Math am kvtz
leading counsel
leading difference Sfalitlica
arsat

lei'lio * element (of a determinant)
Vatk. ainmtft atRRR
leading end (in a camera of a film)
amRTcl Rrft *rfrt
leading local newspaper agrt PnrflR
RffiTrtRa

leading note or lone (the aeventb
fiote)«trf»wr
lead lugot iOr ft«TC
leailing plants Farestrt •rnirnft RTVI
leading pnnciples agR fR^pw
leading question (any question aug.
gesting the answer wbieb the per*
eon puttiog It wishes or expects to
receive) am
Icsdiog screw ^ wTr
leadiog seventh Jlfetie wun) HtlW
leading shoot Fartitrf (ibo primary
or tarminal ahoot ofatree or plant)
wtpnAnxIt

leading tone «> leadiog Dole

leading vehicle Ittg VURRIR

leading villager egw

lea ling wheel Jilt ^ WR

lead lodaie iDn xtrAa

leal Iodide (cryatallino, precipitstol

powder) aflR ai>>R (rtcnRx:, fitssR

fiRBis)

lead lactate iOr yJ)R

lead marrasilc irseavet ifiR flRr^V

lead moDoii le «fti|

lead mlrate tftR ((flR

lead nilrilr sAr

lea I ocher m massicol dfiMeal RIr

rif)B

lead of valve *7Rtn?rT/
lead oleiie (teelimoal) tJlR 9j)R
»TTfl?r)

lead oxalate ti>R fROtlR
lead oxide iflR sftR
lead o\y-cliloride tftR
lead oxyuodide tflR 3nT*5t»^
lead i.eDi.il (pencil) tflRM) (•ff^)
lead per oxide tOR stfR-S^R
lead pliosptialc #R xrn^R
lead pills with opium nfg^'R^R
StR

lead pijie tflfi rtt

lead plant (any ol several shrubs of
the genus Atftorpha) ni.

lead plaslerspijster of lead Fkarm.

tflB {«V| le >7 on « cloth)
lead poisoning .Vrl. RIR t^R’
ftarm

lead polassium iodide tIlHT?T 3
lead powder tflR w)T
lead precipitated tflR ftlRlI^
lead salicylate ^R rr^ 7
lead airip fllR tSm
lead seal tflR giTT
lead sheet tf)R*lWTT
lead shot

lead ailivalc <tR^^a
lead siltro<nuoridtt tflR^nPuttn^R
lead soap tflR>m%R
lead spar J/nirpol qiDm
lead stearate sflR q^R
lead sticks (ftR'Rfc
lead auccinale rIr
lead sulphate sCtR
lead tulpliiile (flR
lead lariraie tfiR seniriftR
lead letra-elhyl sltw
lead the defence Xoui nfRRl^ R WO-
Win teRi

lead the way sn?t irrh TgRI
lead thio-eyanale rflR nm-RRIt^R
lead Ihio sulphate sftR Riq gy^R
lead to the alter wtflfrpf) rriri,
fegw sm’ifiijft RRiRi
lead tree 1 - arbor Salurni Chrw.
rflR fW

9 (Z>«facn<i plaucn) rJlRRR m
lead lul< iCIr sriw
lead luogilate rftR Rvflq
lead vitriol iftR-RTRT

lead-ware iftn WIVR

lead wire

871

lead wire 3*3, sld "A STt
lead wool

leady atlj (coiitaininlt or resembling,
leid) Blsga, iftijnt
lead yarn

leaf „ 1 inr, TR n • inn

3 Bf>t ^ «•

3 Co<u TS n

4 C/i/^n ^ n- (as diitiogeiehed
from foil

eiUcr leaf rira*7^
silver foil TjTS-’T’ft
leaf v6 iju'i-i,
leaf area Tn

leaf arrjDsemenl Dot- fif*TOI

leaf atil Bat

leaf lia«e Dot 'J'lri^TT

leaf blade Dot

leaf borer irf fef*

leaf bud £oi ^ ^

leaf Imlterflv tS

leaf canopy Ferutrv ^

leif fl3‘p »ra-t^

leaf cup sl«i*

leaf curl

leaf dillerenliation

leafdi>eaae

leaf ducrpenee Uof

leaf duration

leafed At/y ^feRT,

leaf-fall <rr?t.

leaf foilder ^ ^ in

leaf folder

leaf foldin' ifS-aTsan

leaf foliape TJlW^p^-n^

leaf fonu Tillyfir

leaf form "lodificjlion uirilj Rl sn^'

leaf pip*"foli3r pap ^iinecni

leaf preen Col Ind

leaf prowinp ad} ifA AA

leaf hopper ^ool nSlwft(r^)

leafinp ipiiT « , f*14<rvni

leafing alrain* Bof Tnrg n.

leaf in«eft ifZ

leafle** **'7^. ^

leane»«ne*» HO^II /

leaflet 1 Bet. irr* n.

3 (a imalt printed tbeet araalJ)’ for
free distribution) ^'1'* n.
leaflet tendril Dot Tfrt-nnrdl
leaf liVe adj. T^-ntTI
leaf filter (a coverieg of leaveel^otl*

leaie from month to month

WPfl n

leaf marpin Dot~

leaf miner (burroivs in tnd eats tho
parenchym-v of loares) trfi-^nw
leaf modification
leaf mosaic Bot 1*5 ftpififl
leaf mould

leaf moaemc&t Bal- *7^ *7^
leaf-nest ^«ob
lcaf.DO«ed bat geiTinTt 33
leal of gold 733-15
leaf onenlation Bot 1^
leaf primordium Bot. 13^*1
leaf ptyxis Bot

leaf red (a colour) Carthamna red

leaf roll (a virus disease) *r5-&35n
leaf roller Zool.

leaf roller moth 3e** 5IWW
leaf-roll virus *l3-l5^1-ftll^
leaf-rool Bot 13-^
leaf rope 1^1-773

leaf rudiment Bot (McLean 1.859)
VnfT

leaf tear Bot l^-f^
leaf aegmeni Bot- 1*i
leatabeath Bot. 1^
leaf iite lf7(n3
leaf akin Bot 15 54

leaf ekio theory Bot. 19-54^
leaf amnt l4i
leaf apioc l4-irei
leaf spot Blunt Pathol. 1^ V-mt-l
leaf spriopKiaminated cprln'
leaftialk Bot l4 ^*3 n
leaf surfaec t5

leaf tendril Bot- l4>1*7rA
leaf texiare l4-m
leaf tip (limber Bet iwln SBTiA
leaf trace Dot (vascular anpply of
the leaf) <74 tr^ll n.
leaf trace buodle Bct.ld
leaf trace lysirm Bot. tS H^ll-Tf^fl
leaf umbrella i4f 51 CRtl,

Ittfj ad} Bet. i4K 73,1, i4ii, ifni,
7 ^ 77 , qp-a

leafy liverwort Bet. l4l Rfftoi
leafy plant i4! IRI (^Vll)
leafy stipule Bel- lain argnr
leafy vepeubles 19-515, 1^ iRf}
TTifait

league 1 7T5«s.

3 (a meaaoro of diitaneo, 3 nules)

9 *)?I «

League of Nationa 71^775
League of Nations Advisory Com*
tuittee 7re^-7T797n-Qfiift
leak th- 1199, ^fT
leak n 1 HH n • ’*??I

2 Ptont Fathol (a aoft watery roO
'119 n.

leakage 1 Jl/ib 11TI m.

3 (allowance made for loss of
liqnids) ilUlhB n

breakage 9)75,
leakage of information ^591

^ ant. ^p 9 t-i 119
leak point (the point of sngar con-
centration in the blood at which
the tidoey will secrete sngai —
Dortand p llS6a) 51711 77)771 /•
leak-proof ffrf/ STHra), 9 ^ 1757T
leinu^j 1331

Leinder Zed Vim^l-naift (ilftl
aneient word)

L. serratna laff-ni fnifi
leaning tower Phyt- 91WWg
lean upon ^597
lean yeara 59-513 m.
leap c5. 3T97, ^
leap i»y 2Ialh.

leap year 2fath. .wfa% ill. l5;
learned ad/, ftrv, f^VX
learned behanonr Pavebok (aeqnir-
ed) WU'I aqiTTl
learned in the law f^-ftny
learned judge &97Hs nm 4>7t
learned profession rttn-ffh
learner ftivnif (.73) m , iVAlf^
leamer'a licence fh^rifiV-tTgtyfif
learning Arer f , :yi9 n , fljwt /.
gains of learning

learning process Bduc. ftnni 93170
leaching process W*9m-S377f)
leasable fishery iy^ aftilStl
lease w. low iy m . lyt
lease tb. 1 (to grant leaae) 11919, 1^
1T^

2 (to take lease) 111919, 1^ 17 ^I9I
under • lease 17
leased area q^ qy f^qt jsq ^
lease deed Z^aw IT
lease for agricultural purposes
ft ITT

lease from month to month 91715.
9177 ip

l«ti« from

872

leavai hi* holding—

le(»e from yeir to yeir i tr^l

le»*« grant

leaMhold 1 od; (beJdby l«iaa)^ ^

3 n* (» tacnro by lease or the Uod
held) ggg Tj. <17 t fft / .
leaseholder Tfwfl (-Fl) oi
leasehold policy
leasehold property ^71 Wt^

UaseVioVd I'ghw ^5«f<reR.
fttrt

leasehold tenant Lato irTS WlT^l
lea«e lend 7llt 'Tg, TOTT ’Itt
lease money TI nftr,
lease number its R«^
lease period TStsl'I. ’ll ^
leasing of fishing rights Rttqusail-
ftnt Tt

Itasl aJj •tfTTO, «f^i BfTO,

BJI. *»lll «tl

least eommon denominator italK.
HJi S?

least eommon multiple Ifalh

Hurtatd

least count PAys (of t meusriog
iBstrumonl) •ftT'l RH os.
least distance 1 (ol diatioet viiioo)
ppnei wfin^
a*^!rH«*5T

least possible delay tr<nA««ss{^
fVera, afttnftifw

lea strength TtxttU* ttflR

least s<|aares ifetA kttir

leut s<inartt line Suiiitiei RRRRR.

leather rJ n . RRfI
lestberbach leathery turtle rIt*
RTRR os

leather bad PooUiisdttsy Rd’^tR
leather-backed turtle RRTtt-TTRR
leather bag r4 rr^ ri tren
leather belt rr| «t Rtl
leather binding rIt rsrr
leather black Col. Iis<i rA RTR
leather boi Rr^ iA^
leather Lroim 1 Col. Ini rIi ««

5 (a colour, red yellow tf^T in
hue. eatoratioQ and briUiuee me.
diom Rst) RiRtR^lj
leather carp Rd rRT
leitber chin strap nri ^^.r*r
leather cloth Rd-RR
leitber collar Rd tlbR
Leather Eipert to CoTemment

5IlH*tR RR

leather flaps iArniiuge R^R
leather glotcs RR.^niR
leather goods r 4 Rt3?
leather indastry Rd 4^11
leatherjaeket (any ofeereral anreta*
ted Australian trees) Riar* os.
leather lake = feuille.inorte

leather lake lad rArIRR
leatbernbollIcRd Rd)(Cf tbeaneieot
word rA tl) ,

leather orange Col Jnd. RR Ritn
leather panngs Rt^ aft RSTR
leather red brown Col Ind rIi W‘
RW

leather refuse RR ^tr
leather strap rA RLR. RR^RtRT
leather thong R B iR aq (RHOf 'thong*
from njl)

leather trimining RR% ^ RTTitTZ
Itatherwatt Rlt vt^ b.
leather washer r1|.r?rR
lealherworker's co-operatire society
RRRlT.RfRlft^rfilAir
leathery cdj RRRnt, rA% RR9
leather yellow Cct. Ind rA*^Ir
leelbery murdahwTermioalia con*
acea rArr wtR 01
leathery turtle rA-rtrR
leave n X trgRft/

SRRRnTm.i^
vacations RSRt ^IirI

casual leave rirToR scrriti
earned leave esfav STRRln
average leave R^R RRRni
terminal leave SRRfl RRRttt
extraordinary leave without
allowances RRf k fowj sntTRITR
WRRlTt

medrcal leave SIrIrr esRRni
compensation leave frtJR RltUl
leave on full pay RwdjR srRRTSI
early leave ^ RiRtn
leave eh tRRR. roiiiRf, wlx"’l
leave 1(00411% RRRni%Rt
leave allowaisce RRRniR^^R,
wvn

leave and depotalion reverve RRRm
eftt BfiiprentR ssttfi(r<f
leave and joining lime StRRIR rfVr
RTR RTR

leave and retirement fare concession
SrRRTtT rVt fRffR WICR-RffRtR

leave application WTRItl-wi^tov-J

leave arrangements euRrtT ffT*R

leave case KRRnr U 4 >(i|

leave earned stf^ aCRRlTT

leave in continuation of leave Jdmin.

amroigT^ M341TI
leave ledger at

leaven (Lat lecars *to rtiso’) T'RIT os.

(more specif fwlisn)
leave DO stone unturned *^3T
RByfRT, RTRRRRVRRtRT
leave not due ^tnftfiiK sfRRifT
leave of absence 1 wgTfeft-RRRHT,
argrfwfa 55 !

3 wgRjpTfit-sr^Rfk

leave of the court srirtSR iff argRla
leave on average or half average
(pay)RTCR SHUT IFJ.RTVR Rf
WRRHT

leave on average pay RT«T%RRRT
RRTRt

leave on average pay (without modi,
eal certificate) RIVR %RR RT RRRitf
iVtftRSSTTt^ftRi)
leave on full pay ^Jrr RRRm,
^Vrrrt^JI

leave on half average pav ar& mq
^RTRRRm

leave on half piy arj^ i«R Rtr wr ru t
leave on medical certificate
RRPtRR RT RRRTO
leave on medical grounds
Rl(*l SraRIST

leave on private ilTairi SRfRVTfl rTrW

leave orderi RRRni-sn^
feive out ri T»rVrr, tftfRI
leave preparatory to retirement
Prjfvt^ReRm

leave reserve srRRnrnftn, arRRtR.
RiRTft

leave reserve post siRRtJTTTfsdRRT
leave rules strrtvT (rrr
L eave nutei for Indian Medical
benieeOtficeTaRTTftR RRfJTR %RT
etfiRiWl ^ WRRnt-fipiR
leave aalary WCRnt-VrR, ^ RT ArR
leave aalary certificate irRRTTT^RR
RRIRTR

le ave aal ary contribution trRRm.VlR.

drsTTlR

leavca hla bolding oncnllivated STTfl

RTR

I«a7« standing

873

left-hand rule

cave itandin;; FcTMtrv

cave lo jniroduce a lull %

jT'T’im ^ wgRiJr
cave to withdraw motion TT’TTV ^
RtJI ^ W^ft
eive vicaniy alSam-ftfT
ea?c without piy *tlT=r *t5TJ?r,
fe^n arTTTTi

cave of atneoce from camp fsif^ I?
wjrftttft arrcnr
eavc on full pay •rn^T'T-aTTTTTT.

niJi trr tmin
eave with pay fiVT^t ¥mt?t
caving out ^ntVnt n OTftrr
Lchidicroptia orliicul&ria c Cleistan*
thus coltinus Bat

J^Manc ao<ta protvia CKm (manu
faeture of aoilium earlionita hy
troatmont of the «-tll cake) rt^9TT*
fTm

lecanarine adj l/ycof. (haviog a that-
line margin) (irTTg thallua)

Lecanora (friiinc 'hum' + Aorn
'heauty'— from the form and
colour of the apotheeiaeo) Ool.
afhrn tnnfir

L, eamleata (manna lichen)
aft'Jpr

1.. lartarea (oaoil in dyeing) T*^-
tlhan

leeasonc acid OAcm aftvnfrv amt
Le Chatelicra' law (iha e^mlibnom
of a ayaCcmi when diiptacei} by a
etrost. laditplaced in auch a way
at to tend to relieve the etreea]

Lccher'a wire PAyr (on wliichetation
ary electrical oicillatione are eet
op) t«jnf 57tTi-n»3
Iceideinc ati] Ifycof (generally hav
Ing no lhaliine margin)
Ifrith.wlccitho.

lerithin Btorhfm (commercial leei*
thin M oltainel from egg volk)
■rvrftf't/.

Iccithik (lecithin) arTTflft*
leeithoproteio Kvt^Wy.nfv^fw
leek (elayetone) *^^<*1 m
I>ee1anchc cell (e m f 10 volte)

fcvjTTn «VvtT. I'Tttir-tftrn

Left, (laetnrar) »7T. (WT*^TT)

Icetare iciaan n. (eae addrees)

Icctnrer 1 «ir»7PtI ( ij) «

2 ^'(fur. »^lPWf(>l)« (i«t«aelier)
lecturer iB anatomy ctrftT

Iecturer*iB-ehirgr tnftH *7TB^r^t

lecturer lO moleru medica and phar*
mery ?arr twi?nfrft rnwi-TT
lecturer in raedicifle atl^Rflld*
17177171

lectorer iB midwifery asd gynaecev
logy gmfy<t«717ftl>B-f7Jfl7 *71771*
71 (*arB7rtl when » lady)
lecturer ib aurgery 7177-17177171
lecture room iTT^TPi-^g
lectnie theattc *717717 Bi ll
I^da 2ajl (the ahell la provideil with
two aeriee of arnall teeth)
tnnrt

L^de)N>»ria hytrinthtna w Scilla rw-
(Iiea Del

ledge 7W7. 7r4 w.
ledger Acecunting }
bought ledger
eoit ledger Tfitm-STTsft
ereditore' ledger 7717^ 77*^
caitomere* ledger olt«-77*^ft
dehtorc* ledger aran^-nTiA
general ledger 0TBl»7 B7»5ft
iBipereooat ledger KeQfiirC tn aii)
nominal ledger aif»fg7 imA
permoel leilgerVtfi'iySBTPsTl
purchavea ledger
•alee ledger r7C7-B7BA
aold ledger I7i€t7-B7«A
ledger aecoiint

ledger hark 1 (CinelWna Itdiertana)
^7 :jHt7 fTTn fo.

2 Vtd. (deriv«i| from Citehena
{/dgerioBo. it cootaina moro aul-
phata of quinine than any other
ipeeiee) w.

ledger clerk nir^l
ledger entry 77^ aftft
ledger file 7T»lft-7iift
ledger folio irqwA gq
ledger hybrid bark — ledger hitk
ledger-keeper BTvA-qnt m.
ledger of duraiiooa (DOM 3G)«lW17ft
BTTTft

ledger of offence (DOM 36) ariTlV-

I.ednceffcrt r*ya.3*7iA TTITWIT m.

lee afTTiy fi (aoeiant word)

Leea Dot-

L. acqiiata H T7 |? 7 7iyim (D ,N ,M.,
Ilin. Don TTT^Ti)

I, crupa gfi’rrii'ni-TTT^Tl (Orl.
rl?f^T^7^ eqr, name of

variouv plants in MW.)

L. diffiisasL, robiista
!<, liirtasL aeqiiala
L. indira f^lfllSl nT^Tl (C ,M
JjrfJTr, Bon riin ITlRifi)

L macrophylla qitJNf

(B .N .M Bon. Hm.

Bfrqq!)

L rolmela (the root is soft and
fleshy— Baiu) ^r^-TTf^Tl
L samhiieinawU indica
I. eiapliylevwUindiea
leech ad'lfl /, af«
leek I (Allmm ampeloyraium)

7KT»? ft

2w|eek green (a colour, yellowiih
yello7 green m hue, of low

M? isturation) *1754^)7
leekerraswgnrlie miitlanl (dfliariA
ejfieiHafu) PSjqqifq ^
leek green (yellowish yellow green
In hue and of low 77 lato-
ration) *T7K^Mt7

leesiile nf7717 B.’(anoient word), aiVl.
7171 tef I'r. e>fe nhrife rcntri li
ernf, Qerm. iScAuUieife)
leeward aJj. RftTW, TBirygai [opp,
windward)

leeward aide nfeqiq n-
left od;. 717.7171
left apical area TUT 5^7 Tf?!
left Iiottom corner (SOM- 60) wrrt
t^TTTT ^TTT

left close march Dnll 717 It77 771-
Tin

left deflection Sure. 717 *711^77
left diagonal lioct Fovetlry 717 CttIv

Iwi*

right ditgooal linea TtvA-

left drese Drill 717^7 (*t7+V»i)
left flank guard if,t. TITTni wft
left banded cryetil PAy* 717 TW VHS
Itfv-handedness Prychol. TTT^WTl /.

right handedneii TfisntfrrTl
left-handed apiril grain Porailry717
f»7Wtr*3

left-hand pagea 71^ ■>! %
left-hand rQleFIac.7l7*f^fnri(

laft hand ictsw

874

legal poniahmente

Jtft hand screw wfk

1th U»nd t«<U am TT, ^
left hand |op corner aif wtT laiPT
rtai

lert-incliBe Drill waaniH.
left lobe Zod.

left loliby FarUamenl • S tnTiav
left lupgi'e i»y frfsr A fnm.

5*t waia

left luggage rooin = eloaL room
left out 7?^

left eectioo (left tide t«Q gunt) C»n
Btfy arw

left «ule 1 (of an eouati'^n) Unlli am

2 am aira ar? arr
left «ul<U> lan artery ZoeL aza tToV

w* fr^

left to iHelf aaw
left turn £»ri({amrai
left wheel i)n(iaf^am»^
le? 1 tnm.alri
2 Zvi arr n

legacy frw „ (»nei«nt word)
pro|wr«7 *mfW
iDKeiitaote ^a (Conat )
eatiie Barr (Conn )

I'C'juen aim

eonditioaal legacy Bafta'^rm
roniingroi legacy tfgwr'^

ciimuhiite legal y frfT
demoB>tritiye legacy a^ftT5
Ctft«ha ftra
geseral legiey wtaisa ftrtj
lapaej legacy laTH’t ^TV
reaiJiiary legacy
apetifie legacy ftftra
reated legacy
legacy duty ftrt
legacy of goo U Tm
legal Oil! I (ot or pert to lawl ftfl ,

tfra,

2(ia eonfirmity With law, lawful,
err illegal) S'*
legal achoB Jf« TiatT#l
legal a luce fjfj-.JiTTJn

legal adyi»erf»f^4f»T>fTTTT
Itgal ady»»ti to goyemmeot
frft arawwiaTt
legal a»eii taahifTy
legal allainmenla, of f|Pa OT^rTW
legal eliara'ter firf^ *7,
legal ebeoiitry (foranaia ehmuatry)

legal rbim aiv^d^

legal clerk, ftia Irf^

legal romniitmeni 49 371^

legal rompen-alioD qf^ sisTl

legal co^tVingQ?

legal enrttor^^C aiRn^S

leg-il damages

legal day ^

legal deranilioD qfimtfl

legal detnaod^ aitaiqidq, V? lli<T

legal deioTtment

legal diirirultte»%ftre*fsqi^

legal •liaakilil) TflC^T^aqa)

tcpl alisthaege ^sgfta

legal Jiaerelion qftt

legal denbts

legal duly qf^IX

legal eiUiraiion

legal rocaniLraocca qf^ BTT

legal eiUte qf«

legal eatoppel qf^c aOi^nt

legal evtdeare 79 0177

legal expenaea fqlS *77

legal feea^f^^p*

legal fictioo Tt^CTTd

legit fooiiog %f77 «n7fT

legal (ttu>lw(t*u>l la Ut« q^snril

legil ground TITtT, ^1* *TW

legal lieie

legal berreaa ^ tflTTO
legal bolxlay ^ « 77 m
legal impediment^ atTTtTt
leg^al tmplicaliona xqf^Atd,

qf9 C WHTTIw •

legal tmpartjnrr qlv* ir(xq
legal inianaty qaaVTT
moral tnaamiy 5fi»7 Tfimn
legal inlerr«l 1 ^9
2

legal intetpcctalKm qft* fmr,
ftiqljaift 1*777
legaliam. f^qTyiTam /
legaliit fqfoTmw M.
legalita^TTl/

legality an I form V(7I «Vf 77
legaliM- at. ftxT^Vm.rqvT^^ 77m,
^TWITT

legal knowledge ftfq irr7
legal liteiatuie firfq anrc7
legally Tflin .4lirV 77 It
legally bound firfq 7 ^

legally rreognaied name

717

legally rcco'erable ftfJrS’ nt71^7
legally rc*[>on*ilde ftfqjr 3HHl4V
legal nijjoriiy 7^7 777771, ftfi*
771771

legal matter fi77

legal meini 79 Br77

legal tTieilirInc = forensic inedicino

an^fSmw

legal monopoly 7f97 tcTtf^TTf
legal mortgage 7f97 7*97
legil name = legally reeognlreJ
name V 9 ? "TO "TO

legal nrrcssily 7^17 *0777771
legal negligenee qfir7
legal net wtiglu ^ C? WIT
legal nominee ^^7! R7t^t7 * 7 !^

legal notice 7^17 T^7I
legal notice lo quit 7»flf77 % IStJ
lfl7q.77T

legal oldigation^^fOT wrd7r97
legal opinion 7r97 W7 ^

legal or silininistritire reason 7fiT7
•nm BTtt77'^7 CITW
legal parlance Vi* *071 (*P
legal person U parson liaTing tall
le^tl riglitl) ftfa S7T (R»Tfi7rTJFr
ST1), hfa 77%

legal periiitial repreteatallro Vt $7>
f*S« Bfffftfl

legal phraseology fHw-TttTfWTT
legal point fitft*BT7,
legal i>oini of tiew ftrfi tft
legal po-iiion V97 fhtfii
legal powrri and funelioaa qfq*
wfVql rflf

legal pracntiooer firf9-«77HI<t
(Conat)

l^gal Vrartliioneri Act fit9 »77Wlfi-

legal presumption V 97 91T7I
legal pretiimplion of death ^
V97*nTWt

legal principle f77(f*7
legal procedure ftriJlfsTI, qfil*
nrCTT

legal proceedings ifrtTiTTT^l
legal process 1 8r77 tnir^

2 79 *n^f5T7T
legal profession ftfi
legal proof 79 BJrm
legal proriiion 7f77 777*9
legal puoithmcoti^TTT

l«guminou«

876

Lena

If pomiDon* o<J/. (rI»rU) i’p* ffTft

If putniBOn* crop

Ifpumiooaf prjin ftirff WT*5
IfpomiooQS pl»Bt (Germ Iltltntje-

«• vJj) 1T?T. ’fW

(Dr ) Lrlifcldl • appirilus I r com
ptn"g t>>e T p- of Uquidil
Phit Wrr

Lfiopimt Jcrr (it 1 u a

ttoall ^ eTe«.t =^1
LfiopiiU Am (ir»> r-w , pJiJa
fid'wjs raift

LfiotKnr iff! srft (Vjixda ja

t' IS pfias ire besulltalh eolocroi
rf^3 s.cenl nime)

Ifiotnclimif 4m n.

(» sul(*Bi]y »3»5 hsriBg rery

IWSOtl f-W luif)

Lfip*!? sfilowwfhrome Tfllo*
Lei>liraiDia RW trarT?

L. IrarilieB-ii «WTt

Ldonotaai (it u the <s<u« «(
kala arar *lR7IT-S«Tt
L iDltniun VTB«TTTr
L tro[ ica (eiu«a oTiental lore) WT*

Ifuhmaaiirorni CT TI g T l ft.

«

leiihainiikit a leithouaiosu ( in*
{fction «itli protoroaas o( the
se-ai ifiilmtnij PTSJnitO) R«Tt-
r»! / . «T=7IT n.
tri>hmanio>i>olruli(naeia>ii
I-i.ureir»TT!Tii. (Const.)

Lfiubi Iluf {» colojr, tlof^eia
ur«i Pl Tfry lujli •''V aataraliea
and low U Lril.iasef) ridjifTS
Lriitmer Itoewroliall uhraniinne
Ifmmi I liotK. (aoiiUar) licposi
ti£>n)TTRT<^ •

2 5t:(ii{ici n

i Dct (lower (^'r c( the two brarts

eoclo* 0* tie fower )

««.

IfniniDp Zxi (notatla (or tiamj
na(» drrattsl -j n iprati •■'» *'*T
la e-Ttoflus ^ coi*b«r» — Web.)

« ('/ w s' at ‘K, .oeouaUr
l»..,ao!*-TSr •care, of a tics')
LfBaB>w^Iyi>.Tp.

Lmaa (t.-aa o( 4<ick«*«ds)

irraism

L. minor (wiinor ?j) ^

L. tn^ulca brisaZns 'with three
SrooTfs li »^) *■ l» S 51 1*

Lfninjceae Set JR c.

lemniicatf aij HoIJl. {haring two
loore)fl7tT){4\)

Ifmaisfut So<i {either ot two clnb-
ahaped orseaa bangtns into tliO
body-earit} trom tlie l>a$« of the
proboKis in the \eaathocepliala)
5?^/

Lemnos earlh = rr<l chalk
lemon I ta.

2 (a colonl)=^ lemon aellow
lemonsiif seciironadc Vrn n
lemon Iiistl (OrmomprofitsiinanlfTtl
RRRty (Pasn* Oin Gnj Bon Mar.
Tel DnJ

lemon chrome 1 (a colour, rollish-
yellow OllW ID bne> of high 32
aatoration and tcit higli S hnlli'
aoce)

2‘ft'ej

lemon prase (Ctrothepopon es(ra/iii)
•jejf (PwM ) m

letoon-rt«s
lemon )<iieefl|«|n
lemon peelwlimeme eorie* FKam.

lemon .eeiil m. <a Irmonweed) ft»i-
n-n/

lemon sfentfd p4in m Eucalrptai

lemon scrnied rfrWaaCl(e^ar,(r,
edff'o] { 4*5 >1*4 ta-
lemon shepeJ fnj ^
lemon yellow I CoL M {apipmentl

a (a colonr* ro.f Iith rellow
in bne, of high 32 aatnratina and
Ter> high 5 hrilhance)
lrfflar(t«t bw.arfe*i>octnrnalatariti*.
ao namod trots tVa noet'amal hal its)
frtnnrti*.

Lemur cane Zaet (aeemt to be the
only jnesWr oftho ne'ina that le
not arboreal It Iiraa amoog rockt
where hot few treea oecnr— CNIl
X.btl> ?*3cwrh

Leronridic £fj tet fw.

IcmnriBif Zad. (rab^aisily) fVn*

m.

leiouroid al} r«nia."*i»i
Lemnroidea fisnc'TJRR n. (snb>
order nyim)

Lcnanl rays pLyt (soil Stays) ^

enrfjsi

lend rh. TffTT^RT (Const.)
lender T51T7TM { TTIT! n , TTT-
fTM Ta-f ^ *TR7,

lender of la^t resort adit"

leodinp ^
lenilinp and borrowiDg

lendinp authority TSItTR^

lenJinp limit 3Vlt-«t*n

lend lease TSTt-TEI

lend money on poods ^ TW

lend the sen ires ^

lenpenhaehite la. (?1- for *'‘N

Iea3,t tert*^ ailroi,^* for
arteaic. r* for anliVide.>tR

for nft* mineral)

Irnpth arms n ■ V*f "e ^*3ll
rJhle s lenpth (n)

Iropthflass Ferrstrf WT^IRti^
lerpihen l rj fWTCtw. ?Tfl drtRi
5 r I frabm, rr*: iffi
lenplhened term of emplorraeat

hTiyV tfl r»#i 3^ «™f*

IfB^heninp 1 w^wt

3 i’www SK sVm

Jenptli of an are .Snre WT4^T3W
lenph of iU» mn ^
le»{lh of the line. nBcVt ^ RTWif
lenptli or cluraeter of eenieoecs^TI*
^ «1 irnfa wrtt

Irnplhwise R

lenptliy ad; ^»t. »I^
lenpiliy exifict Rant Tgrei
leopthy nuoUtion KHI T^tR
leoirnry ttHM /.. srf * • , flRT^
lenient assessment of tax TGT «T*

lenity /.

leno ft reztilrt (warp threads frees
eveho-herloPl-tWI/

leno Wfiee Tcxtilri 5152131 3^

irna l{)tr n.

l^Tis Dot tnjt-uat*!

L,esenlfnU(le ml) RT«tF3R»If (an.
eifnt word. Kan. On Mar. w?’’.
Dft. Oo] 7am miniryer.

lanf {line

877

leprosy

pnr, TeU ■)

len* fibre

len« lock OfAlAjlF^i
len« mirjjn Zed

leoi measure OjiUkaiwci 9 t 9 -rTI 7
lens of orlho^cope spsftV" 5 W
lens-<l«pe<l B.L Tax m^<i»n
Lentibuiariaceae Bc< (the bladJer-
wort (*ci\U) (from

genus Itnetsiarn)

lenticel B t (rentilaiiag pore) eTT^-
Tr« n

lenticular a. 1 ) ^lyiflT leas)i

snp*. a^Ti^.
lenticnlar cloud
lenticulim Zlc<. Tax. rr^TI^
Icniirulir truss Cnfin.
lentil 1T^ eu

lent to foreiSB semee {FBG. 11 . 337 )
*in ?m % r»tr ^in *rw
l^enU rahe pear Blf nw-^nz tps
(esB operated poppet ralTe gear)
leBsine Ce!» l*d. (fiaelr poerdered
brdnted Sl\'' es*

Leu s law £!ec. (in cleetmaagnetic
indcetion the direoUaa of the u
oueed carrent it inch thtt the
ebtage la the £u dse to it u
cppoeiteS^ la direction, to the
change in £u which eacsed

the loJneed eurrest) sfsrfttfl

LeoaLion Jj.'rcik ri.

a Leonis s Cor LeonissRegulus
jnrtj firs /•

3 Leoms*=DeneboU fj^

y Leoni#=.Alpiel>a ij^fr firs n.
i LeoniswDuhr firs es, ^

i LeonisoAdhafera TO firs »v
^ Leonis=Ra»alas STSrt fill»s.
Leo Minor Aslreit. firs* ■*

Leonid Jtiren.

Leonotis B^t

L. nepetaefolia *r ' ,j | -n - < t ssi« l
(Mar t^)

Leontoeebusa'Iidas gs^fl CTlft
Leonurus iXt- HlSJttlM fftrft

L.eardiaca(nsotherwort) tmr*TRIS
ewTR (it IS a bitter OU World taist
C-'g— "W eh.)

L. sibirieus (asoJ as a toaie)

STSmiS

leopard 1 f^rufaacient word),

rp^tn

2 s leopard cloth
leopard'cat

leopard cloth etnr>l'^T 9 ,

rrrslTO

1 “opard euh Ipjij

leopard lily (Defoescooda cAinenris)
sjiaiigt *H. (Ase.
leopard tnoth fitVldW rt.
leopard »*baBe
leopard skin

Lepss Zed ttH«ecutJni^

aBStifera (common goose bar.
oacle) RItr»?

leper y* ( X\i n.

leper asrlam JQITtp n.
leper home ja^Ligq n.

L e p e r e Amendment Act ftrnfip

arfifirTO

Lepidafithis AaC sft’Rtt ujift
L. emtsta (it is used as a toaie la
ferer— Baaa)

L. haaultosiua (b*aete lanceolate

— Ba«)

L. trinems «iw*q (Coj.

Auraeektec)

lepidene (tetra-pheayl f3raa)^7ttfB-

*.

lepidiae Cke-i. (obtained by the
distsllatioa of ctaehoaine fTTf')

Strrfl/.

Lepidium Bet

I» erassifolium (rresnAVts'* *with
thick IcaTce') S|i4y_t

Ls driha (tur cress) tta)

L. lalifolioBi = diluader (1.2:1.
/c><s*t ‘with broad leares')

L. perfolutum (lowers oe'-ro.
leueaas~Da 3 a)

1^ ruderateluarro* leared pepper-
wort) aiOlMtl H’Atit
L, eatiTum (cardea cress) ttlBlig
^'4^1 (RtSOd. Hia. ^rnw)
Lcpidocarpon Bet tt»W) 3 Jrxff
lepidocroate (scaly dimorphous

fem of go^faite *?'a‘W)

as. (ye lor laiseral)

LepiJoJcDdroa Rx. (Gk. lepiioi
'eeale'} 7 'etfV ilJ pl
Icpi Joliie •> lithia mica «.

Icpidopter tir«t' 4 V ru
Lepidoptera 2’ocii.{wi3gs haring small
scales) SiRrb'ry'. rup).
lepidopterophilous edj. Bet. vRayV-
■WfitT, jft-qiin 9
lepidopterous aSj. Zed. ?lf»+T5(
Lcpidostren Zed. «47TfJ4-S'Jini
L. paradoxa (t]i4;aq srjST^T
Lcpidfrsteidje n.

Lepidosteus Fa'^eentc:. (a genes of
gars) ancient word

for spear Gar is denred from Aag-
lo-Sason pSr ‘spear*)

L platTstomns

L. instnechns (Gt. 'fow')

IVifireq^rr

Lepidostrobos STrSTTf-Cxfif
lepidotnchiarccf (Gk. IcpiJoa'seala’
—PH n. 215 )«*ftrtJT*t,

Lepidotus Ze<l. (Gk. Upiddcs ‘eorer-
ed with tetdee*) ?Tf KTiyr-ffarfs
L. minor

Lcpidores Zeef. (between the esndU
atylee there it a fiat Kale.Iikepost>
ajaJ plate— PH. L85fi)yu«3*ST^
L. kjtkii

•IrpU. (la fishes) .r?»
l*^pi‘B)a Zed. nmTrt-BTrfir
L. aaerhanu ritT-rtPCtfltr

Lepi>mat>dieeLcpi<imdieBix2.T3S‘

Lepondae (family) tTTT-TOm,
l^po-pondrlu jnEVyH-rTSt rv
lepo-pondrlous cJ;. Poieco.'ci. (Gk.

fepcr'hnst')

)epra»lepros» 5x5 ».
lepra maculosa a.

leprolop-l ^XS-f^n.
leproBji-yrrf'ru
lepromatous cJy.

lepromaloti. type (L) STT

(f ) (iTe lepriwy)
leprosun

lepromin reaction S%»

leprosT 5^ a., qrp (C;ais. 5 eatioa
Committee cf the Intern. Congress
of Leprosy recommends two dt*.
ti-et types «f leprcsj- ( 1 ) Jeproma-
toss and ( 2 } tsbereulcid. Is also
recommends that two g-oepa bo
recognised. (1) indeterminate a—1
(d) borderline (iimorpboas) Typw

ItprPtyfcatilhu 878 Upletrtiestao®

connotes clmicsilr tod biologicslly
slerootyred feslnres, clisrsctemed
by miiVed stsbilit) and mutnsl
incompstibility Groiip connotes
less distinctive ot positive char
sictenstics. less stsbilitj , and less
certiioty with respect to evolution
Prcposed typet and froupr
Lepromilous tjpe (L)

sm(j)

Msculir

Diffuse

InGltritcd

Noiiulii ii'Uiuu

Nearitic pureg?^

Tuberculoid type (T) SfFT

(0

Macular (ubercolosib (TbJ
(*5^)

iliBOr tuberculoid (TO

Jlajof tuberculoid (TO

(*«)

Neuritie, pure^«
lodetenninate group (1)

MsCuUt (lei) (*»f)

^el 1 rllle, pure (r.) a<%9 f*V
Dorderlioe (Jimorplioui) group(B)
a(tttW ( iW g' W ) (t)

InfiUrsted Wi(«t

ilciciienol Pluwi

rcactional Icproraatoui leprosy

arifrurni S'^0^

leactionsl luberculoi I leprosy sfir*
frjpire ^es

reartional borderline (dimorphous)
l»pro») anfrtrw tfttnwi (ai«-

leprosy bacillus (d/yroboclrrikm
lepror) J«5 CTl>trr3
leprosy rliiiK ft^i n ^

leprosy S|>c<ial»l jn rralU
UpTosv^^l.-.VsslttltllUesUUO(^Mcr
nuTTTa-iT;

I^pladenia Bel

U relwulila ftTasIti JtpJtX
Is spaitum »rrtT*W J9 dA'
l^pli. 1 i.|j. (Gl.. illij ‘weasel' Fl«)
nijfni *Tr »*.

le^l ixtis Xml. tmT-r

l^pli.«lif«irfln/, (genus eoulM.iiiK
the Colorado potsto beetle)

ninft

leptiie (lepf 03 +ife *ITT— a fine-
graiDol rocL) Pilrog ua'’“'‘5*l **•
Icploceotnc = amphirasal adj Dot.
(having pliloem «nihr<l in tlio cen-
tre) HfQIUkdirgV
Leptocephalus^oe)
lepiocereal Zoot (tCfitM 'slender',
ierkoi tail With long flleadec ta-
pering tail) <tgT*3
Lepioehetia Zod ngtrfl-mnfir
Leptoclione ^ool (has a pair of eyes
OB each segment— Pn 1 34^}

5f» tnrrft

leptocladosBof T<ix.(sritfathiDtiTigs)

LeptoeomadsesiAfnr^-mOl(^1^.
Rfl ancient word)

Leptodora ^oof '(/epfet ‘emair+dora
‘alio’) tnilla

leptoid Bef. (UdUan 1 432)

lepio luetic 4d>. Slatittitt •p Cflft
( t\) (see -Vurtie)

leptolurtic curve Btoiiilict (it it mote
pealed ft than a ooroial probability
corre)

Lepiolepidae Zoel m

Leplolepis (Gl Irpio ‘sniall’+iepii
'tcaleT Zool wjslw Hmff
L. broom (rmpir trgsrrfl
leptome Dot (phloem li»e j ortion of
the vascular bundle) atuluigv m
Leptomedusac Zoot (sul>orJeT) ug-
^ftra-sr^uvi ns.

Lrptomonas Zool (genus of pirssitie
ffagelUtee, feple ‘smstl, weal, fine*
IT3) U^%tl'trmf5

Icplonetna Biof (Ok. Irplot 'line, deli-
cste*4ssr»M ‘tl reui ) «I^Q m
Ir|>loplana ^ool (Gk feylot 'eleiidor'}
rr^^FiR tmtf

l.eptopoerile 4r<s Jnnft (tlie

genuc cnntaina A losel) species)
lepleiwylta Zod atrint mnft
Lrpl<>|>ler>a Bog (fronds exceeilingl)
thin— Genera Filicum |> 22) >T 3 ^-
mnTv (Ok. lepio- ‘till I'lTi 4 plrm
T*)

Jr|lO|tilo« -drea

3‘’J ancient wcH)

lepioptis B 1 Tir (with aleiUr 01

tbi I atalks) iT^fWT

lrpr»rhin»l«ptorrlun

IcptorhiDiao=leptorrhiDian
leptorrhin n dnfhropom. m

Icptorrhine n , adj =lcptorrbiiiian
leptorrhiuian Anthropom 1 aify. (hav-
ing a long, narrow nose)

2 n (a leptorrhiman person) ^IfiffllT

leptorThimsmdnlAropom.
leptorrhiny Anthropom /.

leptorrbuui Bel Tax (with fine thm
rooti)

Lepiospira (a genus of spirochetes
ebaraeterired by minute elemen-
tary spirajs running through the
body) itfilj»ds’its-s|j||ft (n(flj ) (nft
because of elose-set and numeront
spirilp f^s)

L, autumnalis ((onnd in autumn
fever) BISHf-Kfiff
L. bataviae (causes nee field fever)

mfefT «r«j-
L biQcge f^sif^j
L. cecicola (predneee *n infeetioue
jaundice of dogs)

L. dcDiium ((onnd in the dental
deposit* of Ciortnd perione)
nfitf

Ugrippolyphoia (causes mud fevit)

li. liebdomadis ((onnd in the cases
of seven-day fever) Tll»

mfnj

L IcterohieinorTliagiee (caues
epicoehetal jaundice)

wPrr.

I., iclrrnidci (found in eems caSSS
j)f yellow fever) JTftr.

L pyogenes (causes jsiin lice fever
111 Java and Sumatra}
wfiif

IcpIospira) Infcriinn wftfsywi'O
hTTIWI

leptospirosis Jfad «ft}»dHIviVTIt /.
LejtoUWrtanfiatae Bol
nijf

leplo-porangialc Bol. (Iisving

each sporangium Ul-ft formed •*
from a sii „1o vg epilermil call)
u.vxanfle;

eiiiporanpule ujinirfb*
Irptostrac* Z^l «'i pi

icp»t«»« w/. BicL nipiig

irpsoun* «»ga Bi(i-«>tii^4ntrr

IrtptotKoi&x. 879 Utter'of adrie*

Leptothorax Zod. (Qk. Uploi amall,
thm' + ^War 'chest')

L, emersoni (live iq Uyrmica

nests)

Leptothrix Bacl (a genus of fungi)
L. innominata

Leptotrichia (a genus groi\ing in
long unbrinclieJ threads)

tnnta

L. bucctlis (found m the healthy
mouth) gw wflildS
Leptus aiitumoali* = harmt mile
m

leptynite Pttra Bd*lW «.
Lepusoflare vfsfron
Lepus Zool.

L. cumeulus (rabbit) ?Trtn»<f TCiT
L europieus (brown liars) ^ wyr
L. Iimiiiiis (white hare)

Lcrnaea Zod. (the body is vemffora
—PH. 1 431)

Lervra AiCi (genus constituted by the
snoiN partridge)

Leiage's bacillus (from the greeni
aWine diiehsrges of infsots)
f<nTrt-t(«Trg

LestthMoScorpii ditfO’i fw\f^r«

Lesebesauh's Cliinese forVtail Jrti

sfR.rijsu

Lescheilault's Indian forklail Aut
Assam)

lesion d/<i{. (a morbid change in the
body) aftllT m.
less (ufj. 1 ^*^1. STS^f ^Sf

2 (in a balance sheet) tlilUl
less, less than Math- strO^dr

-less ST-.
less accurately

lessee Law (one to whom leaae Is
giTcni or who taVes an estate by
lease) tTfaift ( *3.) n.
lessee's tutTessor-in*interest
i fin *J 3WTTf«mft
lessen r6. tflTl,

JtR’f.«JJl«T=TT.WtT«7sn,f5m

«rn

lesser oiJJ. wg.

lesser anieaier Zod.

le'iser aorta Zod. wg

lesser Llue.wiuged pitta eg

79 7vgt7 (773^7 U an ancisat bird-
name)

lesser brown tbrusli Avei vg 79

letter burnei=Pimpuiel\a saxtfisga
lesser bustard 9g

lesser cardamom {EUtlarta cnrdis-

mofflKsi) /. (D,N..&f).

lesser ceUndtne*Bpileworfiriif9
lesser concal or crow-pbeasant Avei
wgfTfw

lesser eresled tern Aott Wg gTT-JTO
leaser flaimn'o Am cg 7WT7
lesser llorican Ate* 9g gsnrgr
lesser horsesboe-bat Afaium. gH*
3rg

lesser multangnlarsrmnltaDgnlum
minus

lesser punishment CW7I ^*7
lessee red-biUed tnalkoba Avt» gi(
Tn«-7sg

lesser serpem-eagle Aut «g 7inr5»*

lesser sigmoid eavUy Zod.

lessee spearwort wg
lesser spotted woodpecker ^
TTtfS

lesser troehanteretrochaoter inioor
wg«.«i®i

lesser tuberosity LooJ. 9g

lesser twayblade (Ltitera eordata) wg

fri^

lesser whistling teal ^«s J177PI Wtlfe
(^ftlf?! aneient word)
lesser while-fronted goose Jfri wg
firn-STxw dw

Lessing ring=eootact ring Chert.

lesson EJue- 717 ns.

TTTSS OP LV'SONS 7I7JtS.R
nsrralWe lesson vtnntv ttx
descriptive lesson 777m<7 7T7
inspirational lesson 7TS.

S^S^^l7I7

review lesson fH(ISHl«^-7rt
appreciation lesson TSTBlO 715
tkill lesson ^nsi 7T5
dedurlive lesson fintrA 715
inductive lesson 715

developmental lesson fiTisf) 7i5
practice lesson B7ltt-715

drill lesson tinn5l*715
Lcssonia Bol. (one of the largest
algao) tnSm'-iJ-snrtfir
lessor Law (grantor of alea36)7?^St
(Dm

less spate Prinlinj st^l|»5T

less specialized type Lei- WST-Wit^d

797

lest than tee less

Lcsteira Z<wl. (femsle is found with
the swollen head between the sbin
and llesh of a fish— PH. 1.431)
ftii-Hinfd

let it (hindrance) fVc

let tl, 1 WI5«5. *tlV 7t 7T

9^

S (to lease) 7^ 75^
let go (release) s*l^^
lethal flffy. 11159. Hingt
lethal action 7159 f97l
lethal do<e JfeJ. 7159 7171
lethal factor 7159 91T9
lethal weapon 7159 7157, 7T59 cf^-
77

lethargy 1 m^l /.

3 finn»w H.

3 (a state of inaction and Indiffo-

rsneo) siV^^r7 s.

letter 1 77 n, ^^91 /• (aneient
word)i

3 795 (Const.)
letter balance 77-Q9T
letter basket 77 -f 759
letter book 77-3559
letter bosapost box 77-^(591
letter earner 77-7159
lettered atij. 7911^7
lettered slip 795 - 7 ^, srTTtfts
Iciirrliead 1 Tisf*

3 717f9-77

lettering (making or marViog with
letters) ST9tl95, 7^1^75, sr9T>

(ttW ts . 79 T (9771
letter in manuscript 555f«rfe5 7T
letter number TTt*. 77-7771
letter of acceptance 5^lfft-77
letter of acknowledgement stfil.
Htfft-77

Inter of adiiiinistrstion tee letters
of aJininistration

letter of adricc ^71-77, ^771 9t
77

leueoplakift

q{ *liattn«nt

Ic»<r of »llotni«Dt

leller of allolmfnt of »hjrf»

Tl

letter of ipplication

letter of «uon>ey snfwmt T!I

letter of luthorily

letter of authorization HlflW’i.int

letter of eonteDt

letter of creJence letters of ere.
rfence

teller of eredit Com ic^tl (Coast I,

rn** Tl

general letter of credit WWI*?

special letter of credit fSfsTT ST??.
<ra

letter of delegation SI ^

letter of disclaimer yT*Ttnn-^

Inter of exchange (bill of exchange]
fTf^irn 7^

letter of axplanation
letter of guarantee ^

letter of hypothecation

rt

letter of inJeranity wftxft-flT
letter of introilurtion yTm TT
letter of licence ar 3 irfly «
letter of rrgret ^
letter of renunciation
letter (‘aficr T9

letterpress (a press (or copying let*
tera) TT^

letleriiress copy TTg^ SjFr
Irtlerprr-s printer gtgi
Irtterpreis pemUng gt^H
Irltrra of aitmini*lralion Xsito KTeT.
TT SIT»iJlfrtIp.T9

Iritert of adininistration Hr-bonit.

non ataafe^ « ujrq
Irtlrrs of allotment n»ni T9
letlrrs of commisnon Diptomoey
wntriTT

Ini-r. of trt lenre wf^tn T9
Ictlrrj of rrr lit STT-TT (Const )
letters of errdiI.rreoc.Hr and irre*
soxahle ITTT T9 srflirrf afH *-
nfsrtrrt

Iclirrs of guarinire ift trtirr of gna*

letter Sorter T9 XU»Tt
Irtlcrs pJlrntTTT9-T9
ktters patent ,a| pral arm-T9'3Tn-
^T9

letter v'cig1it=paperwright T9 atTT
letter-»»eigherT9 gn
letter'senliBg T9^S9
letter written in cipher R

fWIT9

letting and aul>*lctliDe of aceommo
dation TPimT 91 aifZ-CT ^ arj*
WTJTT

Letting of Houses and Rent Con*
trol Order Rn ^ *n% TT aftp
an> i rsMaam «r w^. «i5-xnnPT
stn >nr9-ld9S95i an^
letting rale atiZTT'R^
letting value ann9-arxf
leHoucesleiioee
Lettsomia Bet at^T^-ntfir

L. aggttgata fltsnxT*«ftl9T€l (Eats,
tiycnitalfi)

L mjsorensiaaL. aggregate
lettuce (so called on aceoust of sti
Bulky )uiee) 1 * 1 x 11 * n
lettuce green (a colotiri yelleiriils
yellow green gg'Wtt 10 hae, 0 ! high
9 brilliance) CX^BlflT
leiiuee mildew yanm mfiin
Leix'neh'a taeilloa (from Ihe urine
in oephritia) f

leneaemia Jf»i arf nV TTTVt /
Leoca<aa(Gk (evloa ‘white') ilof
garr 99ifr

L. glauea (lead tree) »f)«r99 fwT'
gjiT

Leucanoua dees frCTaja^i irarft (Gk.
fentoa white' -t- onoua 'atopid'

Leueas Del ylwgxT raFf

L, esper otpiT ‘rough’ 99)

I. eephalolea NlflliT TlWxeT (rW.

S»1 ancient wonl. B ,N* felTj-fl)

1., limfolia gnt vvqet (Baau JiJt,
Bin Gonir*)

I« alrlligerafit 11 a plant of Teraia
— Nailk ) Tit** ^rwg'T
u urtiesefolia (Hriuwe/efia 'letTet
like t1>e nettle') flwxtT

I^atylaBKadwin.tsnCeylonlF'lX^

nrrpi

l^arernarie Zacl, ggwTT9 nriT
I^ucrmarHlae •• Sauromeilusae
jgtrtra-rrT u*

Iroehtmlicrgite Jgsaeraf (a variety
of cUaoehUixe vetEfla eonlasostig

little or no iron W-fsaJ •malmx*-
ftnr m (■r* for mineral)
Leucifer Zool (a genua of free swim-
ming alender cmataceana— ‘Web)
93a<**snnf9
Leucilla Zool.

L coDvexa

leucine (Git* leatoj 'wbitg^ Btechm.

ftftrat/.

aUjumin ri;9^

Leucisena Zool (Gk. fevkiikot ‘white
mullet*. L Tultlui ii silver white.
fisTT 'iilver' MW ) firT9Wj*Jnnft
L. cryihrophthalmus (radd)
ftrSTRI

L. mtilus (roach) gl<9'4l feWRl
leueite (Qk. {eiikos 'white' ^^)
m ( ra for mineral)
leucitite Tttrcg m. (leucite

kW*)

)outiiophyre (a porphyry with Ion*
cite OPW pbenoerysti) g^fiiTf^im

leueo* fts*,

leuro-hlssl Anot /T9%tlTTT^ n.,
WTwfimlm/. (an immature Isnco*
eyte)

Leueocerca dees Fg9 smfif (Cf. ^1
name of a bird In

Irueoeriticody Pelrot (designating s
light colour) fH99»)
leucocyte dnof ftrrehn/
leucocyte content PptTlri RI91
leucocytic drog fe9TrttI9'&T ^IT9
Iciicoeytoaii Iltd (w9Ttntftx^/'

C/. leucopenia Pmshn gTT
Icurodermt |%9f 9. FfTT^ n
Leurodore ^eof. tntjFr
leueo dyea fwl

leiieo-gallo ihionine Col InJ fT9-

gnts trrA

Irueo-ind snlhrene blue Cot. InJ.

fTJ fWh* Wlit*T sftw
leiirol Lrown Cel. Ind fipn 9T»
leucol dark preen Col. Ind. fjvt
arihtTgTr

lenrol yellow Col Ind. f«m 'fl9
leueomaj/sJ fqTim n (ef. its Dindl
name Ti«)

leuro|>enis Mr.f CrTTlITT fin «-
I.eu«ophrya eoliwIialanliJiaoi coll
leiirophyre m*

leueoplsksa (muked hy wliste thltk*

leucopUit

roatal tunnel jn a mine— Cttinbers)

ened patches fe®) n.

Icucoplast Bot pH'mi'i m
Leucopoliui /It rt firairra ffjnTs (n hits
Prrforeheal ai’)
lencopynlc .Viii^rnJ «•

leuco quini^jnn Col /i»rf Rn
RrfiJ

leucorrhca Med *>»

leucO'in (alliumin found in nheat
kernel)

ent word + ftlf^ Rlliumin)
leucotnchus Z)o( lax (tvhite-hiired)
Rtnt)*i

leucoxenc (a nlntisb alteration pro
dact of titsme iron~Weh., Bailej)
Rprrf^nr m (f^ leuco-i ^

titanic, for mineral)

Leurus jjtajgrq-STlfs
L. eephalotes trrWF^
leucyl (ieueioe + jr^) "*

ieocjl glyeyl-glycine

leiiV* tft under Ivuc*
leucaemia ^leucaemia
leuko* we under leuco*
leukocyte ■ ieiiron te
leukoplakia ’•leuroplakia
leunaplioa f^r^pTiPt w (ft tor ftwq
ammoniuDii t! l^r ^-4)4 sulphate.
Wtf? phM)

Lctadiiri stain (silrar staining of
tiseiics)

Leiant tea wormwood (Jrfemuia
uMrifiwu) gtjftT*!/. (Basu)
l/Ciaot limber = raw umber CoU
Ind

IcTitor Zool (of •\ mollaskl^mdl m.
IcTtlor bulbi Zocl n. (Wl)

Ic^ator libii supenone .tnat. 7TTT
^astWJT

le%alor palpcbrae supcrioris Oph-
Utalvtoi TtTt u'liTHa M «=
t'lfl/.

IcTce Get] (iho natural bank of a
rirer foriiie-l daring flooding li'
the dopoaitiou of tilt) Vot ni. (ire
hank)

level «. 1 dam, HU'tiAi er3 n.

2 {an ioatrament) m,

3 •IcTcUiDgin'trumeDi »•

4 I'an

6 1fiai*g{aa approiundtaly borU

"53^11/

level tb 1

3 (to impart colonr ovonl) or of a
nniform shade— said of a Jye) IW*
ciSd

3 "aVra

level book Suru trra*S^?l

lev el ctoesing Rig , Geo]. tTtT^ TTPTt

level cTOsainp pate Jllp-
(abort for fftn^'iivisaO
level error Jitron. Htts
lev el land qftt, Wt

lev elird itdj. ttllilB ^*>1 JiTI
leveller 1 Sum Ufl'A4 n.
2«uafetn.

level line Sum Jloel-^OT
levelhnp 1 41143^ n.

3 SttTv (nf9R B
3 n »

lev ellinp bulb

levelling red Cbf /»d. WStT?!^ tiK

lev elliop «a(r
levelling table

levelliO|lubeCfcem ^

level of administration asnn tSi
(Const )

level of nuUUtoa •rnstt^fe-

rw (Const.)

level of pneea a^ WT. sj!?vr.

level readings Shtp.
level elope (0* to 5") rorerfrp Huag
irm,

level soil WU4A
level spirit see 'pint level
level surfare Surr litt^
lever 1 Tmnm.

3 (handle) 5»it* m

leverage 1 (setioii of a lever) ‘4ai><-
Rcti/., 7tntR N

2 (s)stem ol levers) TtmtJrgfa /.

3 (an arrensement of lev ers) TtZTff

4 (mecbanicsl alvantage gamed by
t be lever) 3tnil-?nT m,

leverage system loni
, leveret (a here in its Crst year) ^TVrr.

lever frame Jffp.
lever key
lever lock

levennan TCTtreiT^i «.

lever Hiechani'm Bot
lever switch aoUT.trfVg^
leviable adj WTTTtTi
levied odj, (Coast ).

(Const )

levigated chalk ^ precipitated chalk

levigatiou (to make tniootli by grind-
ing to fine powder while la a
moist conditiou) ?5!foftvrn fi*
levis^light ad], |in*T
levitation 7?VIT^ n
levitical degrees iint7 9^i

prohibited degrees ^

levo (I ) Chei’t TO- (ft )
lev 0 ascorbic acid 9m UIHvi4 <mt
levo eaniplior = matricana camphor
Chen 9m VU

levo-camphonc acid Chim 9I9-9i,R«

an5l

levo'Ccmponnii 9m-(f^9
levo-ecgoDine'TO *9T^a^
levopioene TO*fi!fT^*tr n.
levo-rotatory fidj. Pkv $ , Ckem. TOT-

99

levulm Chem. fifft /.
dexlrm^

levuliDste C/iem. (hfnm n
levulioe firft/.

levulioe blue Cel. Ind. fittff d)?!
levuliaic od/. Chm. ftt(ef99
levulmic icid fhfgfim «T»5t
levolose (Lat. laevnt ‘left' + -ule a
diminutive anffix 4- ese) 919^,
n. (the sweetest sugar known.
It occurs in honey. It is obtained,
by inversion of sacrose)
levulose tolerance test 9^-

9fl»I

levy rb. 1 (to raise or collect, as by
assessment, execution or ether
legal process) (Const).

vm9l. 3^U|a| (Const ]> 99159!

3 (to raise or collect as troops for

service) Il91 99T9T» fr91 59^ »tni,

levy a fee 559 pifldj

levy a tax 97 pviT9t

levying wav kr9T 9t9T

levy list 9^li5vi-^dT

levy of fees

levy of tsx VTtiVqvt

levy fyitam

£32

liberationalifm

Iev» iT.iera

Ie" J arfj PIT?, «i 3 e

l«w I lio .se tTF4«n >2? PTT» JJ?

IcwiIIt pthth

lewdne,* PTIIIT II . «TgTm f

LrHi>i4ii (uij Geol (deM^niilinE tl»
Arcliffun or * P»i t oJ t in G?mI
Britain) •tfui'iCT

Irwiiile ■ y'l aTinfrg m for ^3
ealciooi. antimoni aT fur

aiTo'^idn r» forf^'v’a mineril)
L«i>it vrhiin l«ad = ba‘ic lulphile
white lead
let (a liwlftfil m

Ira domirilu (ti e law qi tl « domicile)
pFitTF? ftf?
lejirojrajiher itrWTT tn
leal njeai h^ /

Uateon l ( a e avaiei' langTaja)

■

8 rrt^n m («( encscteraedii)
lea loci liw of tUo |.ljre
lea Jrtit i>Btr«{ua (« im of a
^laie vt ere a cii tract la mad )
rtfiryi Tvn Wj

lea loei del riu* ( he law of tha place
where the rr no took place] PTm
rnn Tifa

lea ineri-iloriim Tfrifhrt
lea nr>n>rn| la - uQwrittea law
■Mn? Wj

lex ‘ ri] (awwriiiea law fif^
lea lerrae -law of the IjqI ^ ftfll

lea = lndown{f l^rie (lojlantor
aow . licli »iti a aeitaio crop)
Tt?! «ir?t

Irvclen Mne «■ ohili ullraminne
I,ev Jen he'll - l^adeo -s Lee IrO
<ij| lx*J'-n |hnl rtiy, (eoalod
a. ir I ' Tja 'lifiii r^rv.
l^adi.. ell t,,i (jT i-teralitial

c I > t «ti J I'lTiu^ o'tTn, ^7
»"»aTTe

I,ea I j . line I = tS nUf,»n iliiM rvt
t^»d . . ;Un I IfrrjTX c^ij

Ic-idi; • or^jn* d-. I (-71 ri to ilrac

►in— dr!) r«r'l*?'Tt^'l»f7 e»

l.r r*i --r f’») a n (at n a**')

Lk (1 «e cefw.) « c (■'••‘•c g a)
L.F Fa (liTin,: fj«i ) a» (#|ftf.

f'ai)

L F (loco forcoas) Wy 9 ^ (Vea
L (» (local goveramont) CT1 W

irna)

LCD (local goTemmeit building)
PH all w (laipilT ari'w-trra)

L C O (local govcrnizicnt order) PH
an *n (Pn^la an'W *fci)

LOR (local got eroment « ruling)
■nan an («n"5a aira a) *ini<n)
LCS (Local Government S'cretary)
parania (aandtr-am^ Hfn)

L H A P llraro on 1 alf a\crago pay)
wan%« (irlRM>i’a<»mr')
IherxoliICBbuchoenle
L. H U (Iraaehold value of the land)
^ q « (ijft cl qjvft wafj
Li (htiuum) Cliem 3 (P fr*)

L I (loco inapector)/!)!! ^ fl {V^a
ftflya)

habiltliea by cadoraemeot
7^/CT a7*T

tiabiliiiea impoaeil by law famtlFn

iiabiiiiiea loeideot thereto tr^imCl

lialililiea lawfully incurred rafaq'
Tn‘< ^Tn fif'ia? ^qai
liability I apn «,

3 deeountiny /

3 (to tran»(er to anotfier ol£e«)

fortaiqi /

liability J<|ioaila

lil*ility (or jienHom -fq^VfTq €1

liability inaurauce ^TTl will
lial ilily to I e aRerW ai<irT>Tt
liability 10 co-t» »TU «q=n
liable edj IWTTTdl Tldl. W*l ( a^.),
•?. ■«>?

to Iw liable Twr^i^ inn lyrft «ln,
ami tw. WT il»i. uqui
liiblefor tax an I romtHiiitKin fee
wT? »M7T aja* qr w*i
lialleloanv ptoeee ling wUTtil
"Tdl (Co at I

Iial le to attiehmenl Wtltrprni
lial 1e to Iw I roaeeuir 1 pfiiir.lt
LaJ le to J/arifiliaarv arCMR mjTTTfkv

lial le to liave ibe arrvii ea diaiieDied
with irt "dt *nn»ffT 1 irti

liable to imprUonment ♦UKIM-Hnll
liable to yifosecution atftrgiV-anift
!iai*on 1 ftrii-arjCTT m

3 (close cnojjerntion) «'i 5 *if<ni /.

3 Lflio tn«i HH n (see carnal inter-
course)

4 (link) ntnr n

LiaiKin and Md/are Officer fni tint

hai^ou iiiM»ion ikri ir>t3
Liaiaon Olfiter
liai'on procedure ftTi srltPII
liana. Lane JJet 1 (any luxuriant
woody climber) *i*4ir)?t (-a^,)"*

3 (an) climbins plant--*-) "itlfl

liaoeraliana

LuseiLu«sieayftein(OF fieia'asrtof
limestone’) ^5T3 /.

Liasaie syaietniw I lat

L.1 D (local intelligence bureao)37T.

g fa (nn% gneia) faapi)

}jbe) Zav m (Conel ) (/ae

contempt)

libellous matter aflUHiidt
liberwhail Set *pihn<l ( t\) n.
liberal tulj, (ire eotmopolitaa)
liUrral arts

liberal eonitrucliOD Low TiffT •tHctr.

liberal education srtaill flttra
ruliitral educaiioQ nffffVc Aryn
liberal facilities [aa. for foreign
nationaIa)T;if g^wt

liberal inlerprelalion T?TT
liberalism J ygri Paai*'

2 (cop 1 (yr'ieiplca of Is Libersd
rarl))T^Ty ^ f«TT»t
JilwralilyjyTTaJ/

]il>eralixJliun aani.

a^iT <Tai

l.lwraliaatioD of trade iirm WT^TtFI-
wrin

lilwrallT T^r^i h, TTiraai
I ilwril party <1111

III era! rules 7^ ftqji
LI crate »f fra'rnq
Ll-eratedufj fyg.r

Li-eralingfinruif ^

Ll-erai, OH „

lilwrjlionali.m (prneiples or theories
of lliov I cippy*.od to a itals chursh)

TrTagOt’tt'? n

liberation o! energy

Lichinia vulgarii

liberation of enerpv 3^
liber fil.rc» = ta»i fibres Col m.
Liberian coflee=0)frea liticrica
libertine n (dissolute, profligite)

( ?=!.), WTi rt.

liberty 1 (Const ), / ,

jndepenilencc

2 (» colour rcddislibloe in

bue. of ver) liigh aatorstion
and low ft brilliance)
absolute liberty gm Mivftgat
ciril liberty STInf}* Wttfl^tst
indindoil liberty Wt'ft'Idl

natural liberty stafri* Mlitldfll
pertoual liberty agf’rrrs HItftgTif
political liberty TTlt^nf? Hb-Dg^I
at liberty

be at liberty ^ WlkUddf

liberty green (a ealotir, yellowish
yellow green V® bna. ot low
*ry tatnratioQ tod fcigh s bnUiaoce)
mtgdWty

IibeTty*maa (sailor ashore on leare)

Jiberty of /rsoehise »8Jfir»T?-HHssg
liberty of speech atTf-WJ*»y
liberty of ibe press (frae right of
pubhsliing booki, etc.)
liberty of thought ftwit
Iilierty of worabip'igisei tft ry?t
*!twi

libetheoite fllMWlftfl m- copper#
WITT. (orWlf^ pbospbale# -T* for
Ttftw mineral)

librauHalaDce Aitron. 551/.

o' Librae and o' IJbrae a Kiffa
Australis ggrr 5^/. (iryg*,srew’

mi

/J Librae a Kiffa Boreilii fftflg

5^/.

I librae ftviTTT /.
librarian jMlTvnw m.
library JTWTTWW n. (Cooit )
library amendments register 3*ttfr*
erg 4nTlgw -gwi t
library card jrmwg-gww
library cardholder
library eatslogne ^WllWn t^ftTW
library committee
library deposit JwgTWg'i^^TT
library £ne jT'mvW'^^T

library science

libration Aatron ^SMtteifg/

libration in latitude

lilirstion in longitude %1TT’TITfW'

T^M5r

hbration of the moon Aalron Wir?

librid Aalron 5^ a*ai /•
lihriform fibres Dot. twlTirgntPS
licepl. ol lonse
lirenee si. 1 /• (Const )

tS* for rb see nnder license

2 argilB^T /•

blanket licence TT]f47 ar^B^S
open general licence OTin“g

general licence W*n^ at^Bf^a
special licence <135^^
replacement licence flftwNH W3*
jrfer

licence clerk atgssIla-fepT?
licenced » licensed
licence fee

licence form sj^sfta.sg^
licence for occupation

lieencc'holder «3Bfta-«Tfl
licence issner
^ tn?n

licence number a(37(cg.«ggT
licence officer <i37fwi>«ri>(rrfl
licence of mineral or foieat ngbia

TTPnt antwr gg wRram «ft

licence ycndorwgsjfiir (IVsi
license ss. tto undtr licence
license t6. stgsjf^ ^
permit rb. *351
licensed cdj- S135VI
licensed animal ar^Teg
licensed cnltiynor *135^ yg*
licensed dealer ar^jjeg tgigifl
licensed druggist ar3Bta ftsfirg
licensed hawker atjsttg *3-

gi?T

licensed impotter W 3a%fl mqw*
licensed mannfactarer a(33Ttg (gtrin
licensed mental boa p I la 1 0^35^^
gagwirrg

licecaed petition writer *35^5
WTf*wi^*g

licensed pharmacist S tg fjg

licensed ploraber * 3 51 ^ sflpr g
Ikensed porter JHp a a jsfVi anft*

licensed premises *35^1 WJ-

sn Ttng

licensed shop wgjjtij arn*
licensed vendor 0135^3 fhVn
licensed vendor of stamps »r3J5'g

licensed sendor of watermarked
plain paper -jie'ifel gg 51 •1353^5

fii^gr

licensed rictusller *39^ gT»innfe 5
licensee *39^391(1 ( r\) m
licensing »t3!iigg n , * 39 ^^
licensing area sT39Tgg
licensing anthurity «t 39 [gg*!nf^ 5 tfl
licensing board * 39 X 75 * 11^^9
licensing period aT39xgg*irgfg
licensing policy it 39 Tgg. 4 tfil
licensing rules iT39Tgg-fggiT
licensor *39{c!Tyxax (.5)171.
licentistefone who possMsea a licence
to practise a profession especially
on« gtantad by % s&vvanity or
other degree.coofemDg body)
*3915X11 ( ITj fi».

licentiate tn medicine ^igv.OjQIMlO
licentiate in medicine end anrgery
fIeM.S) ^55 IW? 1197 HjBfWlf)
(H 9 .tt.)

licentiate medical practitioner (L.II.

P ) "39T5Xf» (w.fV )

licentiate of leaching •ivqn-t-*39l*
gift

liccDtiona od/ T^TWlO, *fnnft ( T^)
heentionsly ^rggi, WTlgg
liceniionineu Atgrftni f., aittqii n.
lichen Dot. (a composite orgamsm,
eooaisting of a fungus 5X5 and an
alga urgg) 5595 m.
lichen acida *gxcg arra
lichen “aiaociaiion" Sot. 5grg**JlT9
licfaenes (a division consisting of
lichens) 5gitai; m pj.
lichen green (a colour, yellow-green
’ftxrft in hue, of low WT aatnration
and very high g brilliance) Tgrftg*

5ft

lichen islanaicne=IceUnd move
licben ruber (red^oloored iciJy sVJn
eruption) WgWTTW m.
lichen thallus 5Srg * *f^5ig
Lichinii Dot. 5*iirft snnft

L. viilgtru (bJ.ek fruticos*-
MeLean 1.S75) BX*II*g*|WTJTft

LicKtanbars'i alloy

hla lentenee

{frutico»e ‘shnjWik#’ Ffi ‘ilirnb’
from On it 117 Sch whence u
del red Hindi Ktft)

Lichlenberg » elloy = Lichtenherg s
fusible Dietil

Lifhtenberg s fusible menl
STWIl"'

lJfD«en*leiii e desert 6nch Acet f®*

licit ad; (lawful) l«. (per

milted)

licit opium W
licit spirit qv mm
lieilam (lawful)

licVsailtlicb /

(from

lieL tb wicni

lirLer ib Cardms wi^iul { t^)m
licVer ID wire lardtBj ^Tn

n (wire la » long strip of «aw teeth)
lieerieewliqueriee
Licuale fioi {» genu* of Asiatic dwarf
fan palms) WTWI3 ffirfk
L. acutifida

L pcltsti ijyry ststo
liil iftapt

9 (eftliae>e) n. > 5 »TT «.

lid cell Bet lV«Tg-rf?n
lie ft

Luherbulina glaoJs a ervpia of
LishTrkulia = pUads of Liebet*

kiihninii srt^rt^stq^ Bfrw
Llrhermaon reaelion Cbm (nitro
to react sb (Ot pbCBots)

Ijebermano'a le>l (for rroleins a

irrcipitate is male from urine
willi alcohol )

hfltn

Liehig eonJeoser Cbm (eonaistin
<[ tnu tubes one snside the otbei
With space bctwesn^-stT/^^eirev
latioi of water)
lie fallow qT<t rgwj ^

liege arf; (lojal, faithful) t^lfa *1

fro

lie 10 ainbusli TJim (ancient

lie ID wait » lieyiemlAiih
I'en 1 trgwrfifqiT/,

• (henl) <lsr*V es

la.

i Ltt!B ^T’tRf'iwn ws
teoure WKOIlfWaU
stlQroeT'e Iicd ddiusiO ^ 4Pf1*

fu^TT

liaoLer s lieo anf^rifr^ «T

roinmon law lien

tqurtaUe lien mfiqi tiivitfiibU
general lien opneq
nanlime lien snSlf
particular lien ftfllf
printer s lien ci
alatutorj lien qftflnA rnoirf^CTT
lienfsplMo)

lieoo* (Lit lien ’spleen*) ^l«*
lieoo gastnc adj AMt- Hifjc.
^rftajior*

lieoo gartne ariera *^R4H-ftrgoIl
lieDO-gaatnc aein RTTI

tieo 00 a permaoeol post tv)tfl Tq
TT BfsirfijWT

lien on eppoiotmeol ^^*9 (4^) 4T

lien -on title deeds 4t

’4T*tlf4*W

lieoieric diarrhoea ftlHirgRif
Liesegaog bandiogwLiessgSDg nogs
Liesegsng nogs Pbgt Chem. ftwfWTlf.

TK<I (doo to precipitation la gels)
to lieu of % mWTC
heuteoani 1 firm)) •»

S (Royal Narjl Bgrilfr* m.
lieuieosnl colonel (ircny) •elRi'ir^

lieutensat cotnmaiiJer (Bo>al Nary)
lieuleBaol general CKrmy) srgrwijTfy
lieulenaol go»ernor

(Cunal )

lieutroant gosemor in couoal «•

iifl^V ^ iimra

lie*ciie»ilsaue
We 1 Acw, wrj n
3 O'*! *s (Const )

3 (quality of heing a liTiag being)

sflrq *» .alfTn/

I (Jnratsm of 1 fe) w
3 (a lieisg being) Td* wi

6 leretfrr »mss

7 (of road metaO»^^ttqftpa.

life soaaily WlfW*

life appointment srr^t74
life a5‘urance ijftn smW
life a*‘uraDce policv
life belt TOT ^
life-boat tsn-qVn
life-boat sersiee rat
life-buoy rwh’iFl
life eons let atidlt-r fir^qf4
life cycle Riol

life eroployment arrslyy dyrqf’a’T
life estate Late (au estate or interest
lield only darieg the terms of toms
certain person's life) wiJlss rlTfl
life-fonu pfanf £cot, (trees, shmbe.
herbi. bulb-nlants, etc ) sfiso'fi
n

ebameepbyte

geophjte

helopbyte «»sH^
hydrophyte st^fit^
lieaicrypiophyle

life-fund

life history 1 «rn /.

2 rffw-fa IS.
life tosurante rftn innh
life iDSuriDce company
wifra

We iDsareore policy iflgtl urn)!
life tosuraore society odn kfnitd*
rrfirfj

life iBtereit wi i t a ' - r
life land (laad held for the tertn of a
lift or liras) srrflfW sifa
lifeless ad; Pnfff

We. liberty and property aftyw.rfisft-
wwtrftr rnf^

life liVe cd;- oMirfi, wjRq
life line rmW m-
life long ad;. SfTiftyw,
lifeloog immuoily nr^ryw ffifKlfryi
life of an asset Cl rft«4CTW

life of committee Rfttfy ^ tryfil
life office CintTifrq n.
life of gun >f,l trstid-CT;
life of rifle Jftl OoifFCl-srrj
life of the building Hfq ifl
life period ilyyiTfq
life policy Aiq nhec
life prisoaer atrftni erf)
life proceiset rfrec Tm%
life-iaviDg appliaores lOrvergd CTWC
life aeateocc (a lenUnoa of itepneoa-
ment tor one's terns of life)

life aiza

88j

lightning*aneitei

life sire

life-*p!in PI

life sUdstiCi tjftTIT? ni

life struriure Dioctitm 3fl?*?TfVT n.
hie t»Ue

life tenant WiTSft

life tenure mi/| 4K ^
lifc'limc ilfJt »I5{

\llx eb "^TRti 4 q Silti^
lift n 1 TII5 ru , SSS-t n

2 U dse in condition) 7TR n

3 an^5 m

4 (of aeroplanes) -aisi « ■ 3T15 'i*

5 Phyi ajIF^ >1

welt willi one water lift 1^ Srt
Jwt (local term from DLU
III 93)

lift attendant wiTtf-ara?
lift canal /rnj 755^*1^
lift cleaner

lifliojt capaeiljr W\ mwvr 7ZPl‘
w t * p 4

liftinft cliam Ely gtT^

WTS'lnreR

lifiiog poner r/iyi rrin

lifliDj: iiumpsliit puinii

lift irri'ation acliciite gxjg

liftman frnV('9T?^«'i

lift mcilnnic atntir-tnrrj*

hit pwmp Xne)i g?T^ ST^

lift vaUc jlfii(-A (rises peipendicnlarl))

liejnient Aunt. f=ng.
li'amentuin nucliae ^oof tnzie(^t^
lipiture 1 ii.

3 5ufj. «»5n
maih of ligature
ligcanfe=alligeance ftfi/
light N. 1 PI

2 (science) m+lPtiA /

3 (the meiliuni tbrougli which Iiglit
is adinitt«l,as a window, a all) I];;ht)
y^ltllMA «.

4 Lato (the natural light nnob-
atrncteJ by erections or a right to
It, speciGcall) an ancient light)
irent m

light oAj. 1
3 S»T

light et. 1 ai^MI
affgrftra *7^1

light aiT (14 m p h ) wfjnp? w
(see Iteanfort a Wind Scale)
light artillery matg
light a>b7^)T7tl
light Litter ale »f^) ^4^(1
light Hue Cot md 73^1®
light Lreeac (4 7 in p h ) ITX *nf)T
(see Beaufort's Wind Scale)
light Brunswick green (a colour,
yeWo'w Rieew tu hue. el lew

hriUiance)

light buff (a coloui, yellowish red*
yellow <4ti(WlT inline, of low atT
saturation and very high S brith-
ance)

light cjtn|>Lor oil Cheat. 73

light canvas 33 *112?, 57?7 *111?

light ctoutilioiicine 73 93^^^

light . I'lio^s 73

light tlurges flTnr-aqq

light com rccH 731*

liglil coloured plumage Zool. 91*21'

n/ •

li^ht»ork73tWI

light (town tUiDoing (L.C. grade,

1 ereitrv *m OW-ftiag (t. c. <l^)
light demander Torestry (a tpecies

nliieli reiynires ebundant light for
Its l>cst detelopmenl—I F R ) B7T*
Tinfi ( t\), B*tWl m.
light-ilemanding edf forestry J»?l*

lighl-demaDdiDg tree smrtnH 39
light due. S3nr*;i^
light duty 7334tu>27?l cm
lighted od/ 1 ueuitIH

2 37*t 3**!

Iighieil nuicbes a7)ft jf ^9nraT^
lighten rG 73?*w, 37*1 «771
light energy PAys wntgrat
light engine Pty %9777t(an engine
by ilself). 73 *P»

lighirniDg 7^pii n , 37?!

lightening the canopy y«restryf}rrn-
fttwn

lighten the file 37?! 7791
lighter ^T77 TO*

e lectric gas lighter ^53 Ulft
'Mino

lighter (a large boat mainly used in
loading or noloadiog Tesiels) srg*
*177 (Dutch ficAtertfr.fic/ilen'te
make light, to utdoad')

lighterage (price paid lor lightering)
772T77 II
lighterman wgrtTT? Sflft* n.
lighter-tban-air flying inaclitne^
Phyt. 9191773 gj«r9-g*5
light fast red for Lakes Col. Ind. 71V1*
7^ % fs^ 73 f7J7 7*E
light fast yellow = wool fast yellovr
CoP. Ind.

light hltee tCTTO-'TVt
light fliotT^COtfCtW
light foliaged adj- (Germ* Junn*
fielan&t) fl779^, ^It 9^ 9171
light'footed aJj, (fieeti swift)

(from 97139 )

light green i Col. Ind. 73 5 ft
9 73 5ft», 5791 311
light grey Cpl. Ind 73 H?T
light gun ifil, 735r»*5ft
light hessiao 73 rrtfhv, 5791
lighthouse II91777W m.

(CoDtt )

Jighihoiisf rhrome blue Col. Indt
if)9T9rw gdi? tfi7

lighthouse chrome brown Co! Ind,
f(97n« 9^9 9«

lighthouse chrome cyanine Col. Ind,
^7*1* 97* ytntfl
lighthouse chrome orange Col. Ind.
frtmrTW 9*9 91W

lighthouse chrome red Col. Ind. ftl-
77*7 9*9 79*

lighthouse chrome yello** Ccl. Ind.
^tgTTtW 9*9 9)9

lighthouse lube Padar (so called
because of ils shape) t()979*»t 917
light tncicment Forrrtry 59121 .tt^Tg;
lighting 0919 171, 5912T9 n , 99121*
09*9 m.

lightiog and heating charges 091719
*019199 9717

fighliDg and ventilation 09T7T9 *07
79199

JighliDg charges 071719-0*117
light iotCDSity Phyt 09179*291
light iron ladder 577I *1 *00

light labour prisoner 73.tn{ 9*0
light loam 73*^21
lightly Enyin. 73. 73991, 57%
light magnesia Chem. 73 W9T
light metal 73 913, 3791 913
lightning aftH/, ftWl
lighlBiBg.amstetwlightoingprotee*

lightning conductor *36 lily

lor afr^-TV* " 1 -
liglitniDg «.-onJuctor afST •^’'5*
Lghtnioj Jischirge = lijtilmo* pro
tcetor

liglitmn* iD»arraro *i*iK

li'hlDiDg proierior irfr^-Tir*
lighlBing rod afn
li'btnioj» = mj». red i-Jppjr (Pa
pa err rfcoroj) •fs'tin w
light occopMion 55!«i
in the li^hl o{ CC tft? ^
licM oil c;irm yg
light or»ng« Cel /nd
light prirolcum ^
light plitinum group ?g W5ig
light pliiiDum meui ^ wg

lighi quaJili Feralry Hlttl-JTI

light queotum Phvi s*l?r 3^1*1

light ridutioD pliyi nutr-firflFi
light r»ilv«y ag wyra
light rod I (tedJishrod jello'v
ns la hu« (od o( very lash *»
tiiretion)

2*^T^

light red iilvet ore i/iitrral*

r¥s*fyt«

light rerrethmeot HVlICn ei .

light relaiioat fr«T 1 T-?r*rM:
light rtquireiiieot Feralry (the
eoiount of light neeeesary lor the
optiraam develoruient of • epeoiea
— I P R ) srenn^sn/
light tcittn Rira-gs
lighl-MDiitive leyer smtT fT m
light ihjJejm tn
lighlthip.Vaai srant-S^Sm (Const),
/

light ilioweriv^sSl.tnn
light soil rg

light, ipsre and moisture msi, *rx
«Tit iflT wTxar

light stimulus forttlry SVnJlrtyin
liglit itODe (a colour, raddish yellovs
Trm in hue. cl low m esturation
end high S brillieoce)
light strew colour «tg get-ad|
light structurils *fg ertnrfw, f««

light uoh j/,c Bg gnsiw, gn.

art

light thiSBiag porntrf W*t

r^triT»a(ifrede«d'l)

light light PAotoy (as pacLing)7CTIII>

light to moderali.
light traitor fwn cfgtl
light tran»|>ort ViUielc ?g

light trap TTRI vm
light Wedgwood light %'edgwooil
htue (a colour, Mao in Iiua ot
law tn setnretion)
lightweight SigsiTT
light weight coins sgirn ZC,

h?«%

lightwood0gSIVm.{cf thoanelogous
fornietioo

light-year Jifro* tiftiwi. (when
esprcisod 1 1 iiiilefi approsiiostiiK)
sietlSIlvOjI^ m (6 X I0‘* niitos
ntn« H 10’* ace. to (when

expiessel in metro) »i

(0 5 » 10 ’* metere u«n i» 10“ tee
to rtmii))

light yellow ^ gtv
lig«tloe> (d«ailaria nyllocM
ni.(e.Jl..M)

Irgoificatsoa Pr/ (Cerni tV/lud.aaf)

wgfn* n . Fcift gxwi

ligDiiicd alj Pi" StgilflS

tigoily ti. Pet (Cetui> effA^rt)
tiers. SSS1
liguioPoi.CMm agFe/
lignite ttijTlnn as.

hrowB i-oal Afiweral. HP

ligoo- egt-

ligDo-cellulose Pof. CAms. Wgr*

teltiig

ligDO-proteinsle eigt tSlg^V
liguuiDaloes~lig«sl«ee
ligauio sitarapochwood (GaaiviM
e/;Srf Mir) fKtttS «.

Lsgula'Zw/. nrift

ligula ZoiJ flfc«< /

li'utaradj fit®-
Lignlalae B-4 m rl

ligulate lutj Det flfcs
ligulair Born Beg flrTcS gs7«
ligwie Big

Liguliflorae Bol firftngnrgT* n.
•ablanily)

Laguitieum diSuiuawScieli iodu
cun Bed

ligylau-lignbte

liLe eirjf, Ht{!. wnin)^, tTfllS

like aiiioiiot Tififr
hire another Kss ertfl
like iharges riiyi H apflS SWlT
like ilTxi stnatTH. HJtH sniTt
likehliood srfTTT. WMUHI. tiwiwni /.
liksii 4m. dsitg
likely to ari^Tt*
likely to he m o.loJ ermstni
«!«Tstn5

iU like luaouer sms
ft

likeni's-ssimiUrity ssmsi /., Bt.

tyg II

like parallel forces Pkyi Blldll
S95

like pui;i p;,y, ssffftTgs

like sign VfliA Rsnlsf^
likewise is ^ mft smt
likh ir.,« pgT’iwgT m. (yisp so*
eleit wenl)

>!l»< KlromSkt

2 (s eelsBr. hluisli Muu-rod

in huu Slid ol high S I rillisnee)
umiTs^ls

3 (r«l nt in liuc, ol low sr< istu
rnliiiii still liigh 8 hrilhsnee) 8T8*
Its

lilac grey (s colour, hluo-re.1 !ft»t«PT in
hue, ol very low st islurstion snd
high 8 hrithsnee) VTSdleirv
1 ilsc t nlgsris «nMl*n rfWs
lahaicae Boi S^nt) gx n.

Iihnurae Bet. sftsil-nht n (nls or-
der)

laliiiin Pof (genus ol lihes)

8X1 Pt

1., ■iirsliim

1., l.uthirerum

K canJulum (wliits hit) "is.

•rissl (ratMidk"! ‘pure wbiloT
L. gigaotrumsgt-sfrifl
L.wriIlichiaDum (Icsves tiirtowly
hnesr-Pasu)

lilliioite sflfsfmi ei. (nl fortHslesl.
Ta tor r.m 5 l>.sm\.lh. x. for C*lA
sulphide. .*• for rr'at niinersl)

111* 1 (ptsoti hesring Urge showy
flowers en till iJrwdrr slew) sfadl /.
2 (sUrihutively, delicately whits)
sPidl.8TS (ss hsnd)

9 (psUid) trT*gt

limited fecilitiet

Linam ramoiUtima

lifflUcd ficiliiit* ^rin
limited fee iattt iftfot
limited fee nmple = qu*lified fee

limited guarantee

limited guarantee tomI•al)^ tfrfJH
atTTJ^ iTOTnt
limited intereM Liite iftftrt
limited jurisdiction fitfue (Tttlf^^TT
limited legal leiuler Aeon iftftrt

niitUlU

limited letters of admini-lratioo

jftfjre trt'vi 7^1

limited liability Lets
limited-liability company

limited market
limited monarchy iffTtrit
limited number Afci^ AVTT
limited option Cesn iflfin Ttcvt
limited or restricted lolerprelation
tJVfira wtrtT f>f«^

limited owner Klif)
limited partner wiift

limited pirtnership rftftw Wffrro
limited period iflfa^ mfir
limited quota sflfasr etr^ei
limited right (flIvY itfiicit
limited itork

limited supply £ren efffti^tTTnT

limited tender enquiry iftRn ^617.
eRT«»T

limited lime sflflrT nsTT
limited to n Stlfin
limiting 1 ite limit

Qadj iftBn WWT, Hlttl-

limiting density aflRi

limiting equilibrium r^yr dlwi *ra.
ifrtt

limitin' fjrtor Bel sflm «m
limitin' fartor for clearance fg'SCTrrT

«l tflRT

limiting form l/atft
limitin' friction t. maximum frielion
Merft rftw

limiting layer Del iftan eTt
Iimitieg mrmirine • membrina
limitinsraol sftmwef
limiling point .VaiX rilart f»*S
limiting j«url t|>ecies ferj-infl
limiliog position ilith.
liinitiog ratio pfnn KTH"
l.mitio' «alue ifatk.

limitin' velocity— critical velocity
Htwi I^st

limit of apprehenaion |*(|fe)taf. ^'4'
efini

limit of niagniGcation

limit of propoitioiiality = propor.

Iional limit
limit of speed ^-rftni
limit of Height am nllll
limit or restrielioo iftin ann fi|VS?

limits

confines t^sflin
lioundary (dll finis aim
frontier {ftmat (Const )
precincls gaflniq

within proper limits tfltTTatf R
limits aforesaid iflfnit
limits of eullivslion fft fftSTJ
hmila of holding 12^3 sflffTtt
Limnaea=Lymnaea
Limoaeiopt Am VTiiia udifa (tim
^ ancient arord— so called iroia
Its preying on hares tm, a^to eat)
Litnoaniheraum Sot J^gxrf^

L. cristatua (corolla white— Basa)

L symphaeoides BiBiag y? (Psn.
ineB. c(. ae a plant ntioe to
UW)

Limaatis £ixit (altseVs nasal and
laryngeal paasages of mso and
domesUo anstoals) at^3i
L oilotica «mi*3

iicitoecicad^. (Ok Itmni *pool7 ^eel

Liiiiiielis>sLyaeeiis
limnimeleralimiieineter TTRIT-ttS-

limoo- WlWrt-
limno-hiology wsttt ^ifWl
limno-hios £iol VTHTaflon

Iimnuhiotic ody Biot 3iqmi14t(t\)
LininocoiJa Zoot »l*llf<tNBTnfl
I imnocodiunivCraspedacuita Zed.
Limnodromus.tcet (Gk. Itvine'm trsh,
pond* dt-f drosBM*running') 3«37ft-

limoolo'y vmtWr/, «yqn fcfpt n

I imnomrter • limniineier
I imnnphils Jlof «79r>sin stnfl
Is grstioloiiles amtivg arnin»»»
(B JJ .M. antien)

Is gratiisima Rr^vnmrQVfDaiu

auja)

L. meiithasttum = L roxburghii
L Toxhurghii (s very aromatis
herb— Basu) gviH atransq^
limnophilous at}} Zod
limnoplankton Biol. H**'"*^^ •*-
Limnoponius Zool R^lsTS-Jnnf?!
Limnoscelis paludis P<ileoN(oI (Iisnna
‘inirsh’+alrfti 'leg') tsisTi^u w'uvl

limoneoe Ckem. ftjjk'd n
limonene nitrosochloride

l-imonia Bd nssilkt^-unifl
L acidisfimj = L. crenulata
L crenulata BtRI**! RS'tIVia (Bom.

Jimonin Cksw Pr»5ft/,
lunonis coftes»*lemon peel Pfcartn.
ft *5 5TW *n.

IimenitessbrowD hematite ymeral.
gftftni m brown, -W tot

cfNaioeral)

Limoia Jvfs atttl'R^iTf^ (^itl ancient
word)

limpet £cof (adherei to roeki}^^*
^(l\)<"
limping brrtrt, ♦jjwf /,
limping gait ty-arfl
limping atandard fcon (whan both
gold and aitTsr are legallendsr but
only one metal 11 given free coina-
ge) ten SRTT

limpwortashoriecresa (Kcvmiro dec*
enku »oa) we'xiiiw *».

Limului saXiphosurui
limy aj/.

Iin (Ainum «ii(3tiiiim>im) nwift /.

(D.,N ,M ), w*nft

Unaceae wwril JR n (from Binusa
»pt‘4 aaifl)

lioaloi, lioiloe (Cl Eng. Iignaloea
ws») "ffW n (vnrsi;; giret it aa a
aynonyni of
linsloa oil Rtin %ei
liDitoe.lioiloa
liniloe oil ifinvAw
linslool vfnww n.

L4niriap„| IWlfr

1., elatinessKicVaia elttine
I- rsmoiliiima (found ususMy In
rocky anl atony plaoM— Basu)

lanttia spuria

linsn stoiss

L. ipunaaKicixia »parit
L. Tulf»ri» (toad flax)
liDCclo pwB (ft colour, yellowish
yellow Rreen m hue. o( low

*^7 saturation and low brilliance)

LidcoId rpds:(^rlhii»uf red
IiQCtus pvrrn (pp of linger* 'to bek }
m

liDClDS diimorphinie

Iioctus arnepae ronipo«itus

Linde-Caro proiess Cltm (h\ilrogea
from water gas by fiearisg CO)

lindeo *s lime Bd (tragrani ahadj
trees) m.

Liodenberpia fid nt'ttVj Pinfa
L. polyantluwL. urticarfolu
L. urticaefolia «nnsT BTOtWJ (Guj

linden pretn, linden yellow (a colour,
yellow ^ in bue, of highslril
lianee)B^

Linden fiot. iLiadera-

Benroin— Web. v^TB(Saarnla)'ben-
soin MW,L>fi//iiiiaa'sdiitnbulioa
tamperate Oimalaya from Nepal to
Sikkim COOCbbOOO ft. Nepal iilli
nur)

L. benzoin (Willii)

L. neriiana ({oan3 la the temperate
tliffialaja— Casu) fjqmq
Linde's process Chem. (LmJe lotro-
dueoi a acruLber Tirte) 4<iaa«

line l\m/.

3 ^/.

3 (a aenee or aoceesaioD of anees-

tara or deseeadaots of a giren
person) *3 . UltUd /. (Cf

Meacent' enaru)

4 (a thread, cord) w.

3 (the pipins for cony#) ng afuil,
as ateam. gas. water, oil, etc. from
one location to another^ w.

C (a number of pul lie conTejaneea,
as eamaecs or resse'i rl>n 5 regu-
Urly un ier one m\aag*ment orer a
certain route) ♦PK/.

7 (Sshing line) S’tBTTJ/.

8 EUe rtejm n.

9 Kfy trr *iu

10 Sart ?WJ /

line (Liaavt asitatiMintim) *nt^/.

(B..N ,U ), eras!
line ri. 1

3 (a road) tirwwrH3
3 (a well) VtR
lines alLajftn 9 > 9 ^/
line eli'orution spednim g wwai-

ftriTpr ^

Lineae Bet Rintl-fw n
lineage 43 rs (see ancestry)
iineal mngrftrt, 4 tT3

imeal and collateral heirs atTf

lineal coDsan^uioil*
lineal desccnilant^^ 433
lineal descent 4 n (j^H
lineal heir<rj*^gl^
lineally 43Tm>n
lineally descemleJ *3-«JlPlR
lineal male de*eeodaoi j .433

lineal warnni* «rv 4 ia{^

linear a^lj. j («f. gactae-

(rieal)

3 (along the line) 3^9

3

4 J/orL

linear tceeleraiion Pint f»m
linear al'ehrawbyperalitebrairmm
ala'i^i

linear cootraetioo ar^n
linear correliUoo SWiatiea 1<*W 31 -
rlf’3

linear cuirenl Phy, trilwwn
linear deCenre f,!. nfiryjX
linear diapram S/it,a{,e»ktftw
linear ditnenaioo S are. kriW fnn
linear eBumeratioD auryey rorrstrjr
(a partial enumeralion earned out
in itiip* or lines— rXIl) hpg
3 rnR}.wt'jtl 9 l>i

linear eqaanon jif i{'«.srw^^ snfT^

linear ezpausionPAyi 3^3 ftl'ST't

linear eipressioa JlfuL 4 T.

linear factor JfjjX. ^vwn-3yr, tritT

linear funcliou afirfV
linear iachk^VSfijw
linear incision XeJ hftw
bneirisfio*,r«.>l3tli(,„ dfowa

linear leaf Bot ^3IT?i
linear nji-tniGcalion Phyt. 3gk3

linear measure kriltf 3n

linear motion PAjj

linear order (of genes) f)>niH

linear propagation PAyr. 3 33W,

3gk3 a <4 rut, 3^3 srwTTui
li near r egression Srotutu-r JTal-

4 T 44

linear relation sarsj
linear scale tTTririft. knil
linear strain = lonptudinal strain
PAn 3»3nm&»K
linear terms XutK. kriH
linear tetrads fio4 hilq Wjn
linear thermopile srtfqfq

linear unit jy.,rA
linear selocily PAyj 3^ skij
linear yard qfe/, iT3
linealed barbel kf^ ftyra (t^qu
aceKot bird name)
lineal infinity j/rt/A 34p!rk3l
linealua Dot Taj ?i?»q
line bad'es fi/y q gfat
line block i'r)«ia;k3lft4r3T
line treedinj (breading of indiTidnali
withm a particular line of descent)
tninsrrm

line clear BJy, ^arfg qq, qti

^tteil far a partieular tram),

biuaef*

line closed Big qq (not

allotted to any trano)
lined aJj, 1 3»s
2 Zeet, 3 tq 5 ^

lined canal firrij. erntriks fqqr
lined dia^tm k«lj.fa. k3t
lined out bed qqift

lined well fwB ^q, q»»t fwi
lined with erm&w
line enyraving
line flow k3t

line focus OpMk.iffvi k^l-snfi?-
line inlrpral kwi KJTTT
linen 1 gjtr/.

2 (cloth) tfw (made of 03 liaea),
n.

linen or metallic tape qqi emt

tnPqq qfrqr

linen store gm-IrqnqTT
linen itore>room tJi7T-liu {lun
liaea stores gm-qr^

Una o! tction

S93

liriaantum anmoniia

liDfo(»ctiPni'afUfe^-?'n
lior of irriTiI X'ii STHW^
liDO of »'rm\

line of lM“t fii T^nj w»^-

Tww

lineo(cfnlrf»l'alfc

lino of cIo*o*l conlAcl

liBeofrollirailion ^„rr

lioecf rollinr*rii» l/uK B'm>n t*Jt

line of comrauDifJiions Vil *f^T-

BIT (Coast )

line ofdfmirrjHioo jftjTTfW ft^-

.

line of ilepirtiirr Ouisn/ev fn iiV^i
line of Jesrenl 7«V
line of .lireelion ff?n
line of fiiitv c+ta*a

line of equal allitiiile Sorr

liDrofequil pre|>ortional sirulion
St Kllllf I Raf37lf<T fT»T’t-fWT
line of rsoliitioa a^^T’?*BT*Tn
line of flow SIT^
line of forre r<ivi

line of preitfst «lo(w B^wa.
aT9t-f*»j

line of (rowlh Zxi Irt
line of nrnsenaniefO|i>iri^exM
bind er di'W TiW ^-hn
line otioiff lerlien i/itl<uftnrrilT?»0
line of leifi retisUore nrrro srfj^
Blftl

line of mirrh Uti tnnt aa
line of BiTi'ition sftlRu'Ji qa
lioeofol^emliOQ.Svrr WTeVrsT^WI
lioe of positionMlioe of me Cai»*
nfry f*»rfa-fw!
line of projeelion ff»jq ?»n
line of qoirLest drsreol f«ma Wf*

line of regression aflnqa
line of roa 1 5,rr ?W1-i*»T
line of aeetioo irT ?«T

line of nfht Surv , Arhl'frj de-?^r
line of rile saline of position G<«-
»e»l! I»efe.|nrj

line of supplr J/iI TB

line of tlie prrilrtt slope TT*.

line of tread SutsUses
line not i* Foratrf (to trsoiplsat
so^liBfs from lood badi to rovi

in nnother anrseiy bad— I Fdl )

^ afiiVw ^5ftT TOW, c^rm

OTitiwt oiord loTteKisplnaUnt)
line pUntiof ^planting id line* or
row e Fcrrttry ^Ps JN«I
liner | dnotion (one of • oiunber of
nirsliips under one tnnnseeinent,
plying regulirlj oeer * routej
bTtBR a.

3 VifJl «lMf n

3 ill'll (distnnce-pieea between two
mils) «wra»l a

4 (one wbo males or drasrs fines)
IwnrTou

lines f^Ttl. UslIiA /
lines *nd dots ^WI
line sereenssrreen Phototngr. iwf

lines of eoininuBieation l/it- (roads,
railwaps, walerwaja, telegraphs,
telephones airwaps. radio) mifqtJ
lines of fore*

lines of msfueiic fotee V?>

lines of mogoeiir indurtioo
BffBS iww

lines of magoelitsliOD
lines of seepsge Mitiais \wT^,
line sowing

line speee teser qPE*«>'n*«Tnn
line tt>eetrum (ennsislt of mors or
le«sshsrpl> de'ioedlioea— Cenaeti)
(widiusCs

lines worked bp (railwa)s admmis
teraf by)it Hsnfww seularf
line terrsee MV gBsS
Lioeni ^onf (‘flaxen') Sm mfl
line work

ling B besfb itsTX aa.

Lingrrgea sarreursos (» aerphonie-
duaan cft*) *nwi*W wftw
lingua I riW awgiossa fVci/.
bashTpo pbsrpas fr^I/

3 (s langaage) WtTt/.

lingasl • >/ Twp-

liDgnsI srtrrp .taxi

liofusl nbluMiaradula F-xt. TlC*.

Mrii

IjDguttnla • 1‘rBttstoiauin Fai.
f J ^ SI -BStfs
L. aerraU ttva

Lingisttalida

« 4 sa.(»d clam)

I inguatuliJse (» fitnilp) fst^-^TTei,
lin»net = lingurt fefj;*!/.
linpii«t wro frsy, n

lingui'tiel nil} =lin»ui-lical
2 n =lin:tii>tics
lingiiKtiesl fl 1 srrn-

0 STT’Uft'WTq

lingiii'ties = philotogr = linguistic
tTTBT-ftJTT^ n

linguistic srienre wrn f^ WpT
lingiiKiie test rrmtlflVT
Lingula Fool. Pslleneif toigua-
shapoil) ftfjirfg BBtPi
I inifoliu* il ( Tare (flax leared) 7K7
imlTSI fsx)
liniment riaewi ^ n

1 of aronite = linimentum aeoniti

sflB-SO

1 of antmr>nia~tinimrntiim ammo.
DISC

1. of lellsdonna m litumrnlum
liellldpnnae ^

1. of eapsieumslinimentum cap.
sifi rnrf»«-?o

I efrliloroforiiiwIinimentDin rhliw

roformi

I efrruton oilaslinimrniiim ero*
tonis 3fmw i^pB

I of merrim nlinimentum lipJnr.
gtri BTfr ^

I of nustarilwliBimentum unspi*
I of opiuR^ w linimenlom opil

I of polsssiiim io<li<leB]inimrn
turn potissii lolidl ^n-irs>w ^
1. of potassium iodide with losp —

sipone rr^-srf^

I of soip — linimrntnm sspoois

I. of turprnlinr ss limmentom
terel inlliinxe ftuTW ^
Iinimrnttim linimrnt Finm s^e.

1 A If C, H U wl ^(ejnsl parts

of I’lelnimeitsof aconite t^n,
l•elUlo■^ea«»^f>^J a id cl loroforns

1. AJJ C. meik shx H « tft
U aren'itisslinisneDt of aconite
1 aeoniti melh. efH ^

I amBOBiaealiaimrntefafflmonla

lirvimentum belladonnae

891

Uni balls

I bcUaJoiinac =limnieni o[ iKrlla
doanj

1 hclIa<loiinjL iiicUj

I vumi'tiorjc aiiinloaijluni =
aminoDutiii hairuant of < Jiiii>hur

I • aiii|>hora(. niimon iiutli

ft<r.

I cinii'Korac coni|i05aitiii =t.om»
piiittiii liiiimcut of t-ainiilior 9^

1 ejpjin = Jininii.m of npaiffum
I chIorororiui = liaiiDeDtort.htoro

I ^roloiiia = liniment of irulon
oil

I liji]rjr^)n s liniineni of tuer*
eiiry

I iodi3»5<l^

I ludi nielli s^.

I iiicnltiul

1. iiielliylK aalKjljtii ioiii|io«itiim
-com]>oiiDtl Imnueat of mcllivl
•alKjrUie

I opiisliniiiunt of opiiiiti
I ojiii amnion reel.

1 opH nictli. irf?^

I. }iota>tii kmIkIi m liolineoi of
lM>ts4(iiiiii ioiliila

l.po(a»iis ioJiili cum tsponcai
lin>''icn( of |>ota*iiuin loJiile
with »oa|i

1, iiponi>»liniiiicnl of •oa|i
1. tapoius mcih

I tinapisolioiiTicnt of mti'larti

1 tiDapi» nielli. ^

1 terehiiithuiae liniiiient of
lurpeiiline

1,1'TeliiDtliinae acetic ftHlal-

no

limn 1 (. /ifi4. araftrft"/ IJet'iveil from
iTTpm crtlVirlimm)

3 Tiel. (aulntincooC tlio fibrous net-
work of a cell BUcl«us)3TW*r? m.
lining 1 wUffT «

3 (coTering llie insirte) KM MTK ii

3 (a Ma.ll b.

Iinins cloth KIMT KIMT «1
linio: epilUelinin Bit. KTMTK Kft*

lining la;er£o( KIFIT
lining iiKinhraoe kfcif KM wi'i-*?!
lining metal at.

lining of well f V-KKH
lining out (ot soedlin;^) I’orestry ^Hh*
sfrltl^oi (see bno out)
link n i At

2 (a rBCasuTo ot length) (It ) /

(K)

3 w.

4sliDLape, union bond Citen (a
rnechanisin by means of which
atoms aro held toeatlier to a
molacnlc) tnf m

t Maeh {a shoit connecting rod
with a bole or fm ak each eri,
tpecif • m Eteiui engines, the
slotted bar to the opposite enes of
which the ecveatric rods in a link
motion are )ointo.O HW w-
Imk r6. 1

3 ddwtin* (a*, a fiU)

3 Ktnr

linLaga l(s)stem of links) Vi) /

2 Diet (tendency of certsin genes to
remain assoeisted in inheritance)

3 Chtn. OK m . BKK n.

4 Alre.(prodoitot the magnetic flux

tliroogh a coil bv its ootuber of
turns) a*.

linkage group Dct. (McLean 1 33)

KKifirai KtJ?

link ba. kward aud forward (SOM. SO)
srnt ^ ^KtfKK KTKI
linked c3»c .4i{M>n KKKifVti iKtri
linked flic ddmiM. ('-OM. 23) KK
Ki^

linked reatiioB tdotl H^fiSKT
linked ywitrli cFni
link fetter* >iKKI
linking see link rb
linking gangs Slu (apiking and join
tn» the rail*) OiR^Vt

linking of file* Jdmis. (SOM- 13)
SffitrKT Kt
link iiioliou Aferk

link relilivessechaio relative* Skiba-
iiet ftiie ratio K.twce<i the price
tltbe current yearand that of a
Standard year) *lKK|*p0t5Tl3 na.
Unuaeite ifiucral (sesentially a cobalt

bulpliKk) ¥55(5*3 m. (V3 for
■«tT 3 eolnlt, 5-* forg't'i sulihule,
for Clf^* mineral)
linnet -34* m (ancient word)
liiio-foreiuaii
linolate=:liuoleate
linoleate C/im ri

liooleic (Ilf/ Chern (Lat fj««in+ of*-
iiH»'oir-f If) witiTh*

Iinolcic acid (found as a gl) ceriJe in
linseed and other oils) Kldfu^
KTK

liuolein C/ifui Kraftr* w.
linolenaie ctifn

Iinolemc and CJum (a colourless
oil of bshy odour aecompsn^ ing
linoleic ftcll in dr>iugoiU)

Kr?!

hnolenm c/im tihTjfk f
linoleum sn*r» « (from lm*Bed
oil)

lino nieiliJDie
lino ©].erjior vfirjX w*
tmoplirvue Zed (Gk fiiieii ‘net.
fisliiog line’ + phryiiet 'toad ) »!«•

L. orbotifer stMI (PIl II.

2G7ti„ 239)

L. lui ifer SKTStar siTKtff*
liuo pressiiiau ^ gfif*

Jiao scitioL qfVgx-K^win
Iinoi)pe ^Kgxi*

liootyiie 1 oiiipuMug m i>.h!ne i iF*gx -

*V 3 **sa

liiiol) pe 0|>< rator ^fitgx KTK*
Imoxvn, linoxiQ (fiNoleic + orygon.
an elastic re>iQOUs solid foniisl
when hnsccJ oil is oxidized)

IiDsang in.
linseed STalft/, KKtft
linseed cake kkkI *) kk
I in<eed fsi.ri. Rgift rtsg
liusced «jx KKifJ-asg

lin-eeJ gram (m iitora the Iwc nro
siwa to.;i.tliLr-RMI 19 j) »T7fft-
K*I

lin«cJ meal Kalll STKfft W ^

Iiuserd oil srttfl W.kkhI «1

linseed seed KKitt

lint P/mrm 5^94 fi.

lint bells (Claatii «n(sti’i;i>niivi)

lint b«nneli

liquid •xtract ol cubeb

/. (RJI.,U ),

Iiot bcDOeU = IiDt Ixllt

lint bowoliDt belli

lint elotb n

I i o t e I (o( k door) 3^rt*l n (from

Lioam Sot OTlfiT
L peetone (prtkltblus —

^ innft

L. ilrictum (pctils }aIlon~Biiu)

1. uiiUtiiSimum (linseed, blie
tons, eommon ftsi flw. flu lin,
line lint, lint bells, list bonnels,
lint bow, Ij ne rlix) WOTt

(R,N.M w-ef Uin Msr Ksn
Guj Tim Tel
lion 1 fi»f n

2 (cap ] “ 1*0 iiiroo. Rn m

3 (i colour, ] cUowitb rad

ID bne otiow vy lituritioo) <n*
T^rfW

non tilled nscique J/dmn iTl-«|ip
tbii i ta(t of hiir it the
end el lb« till lik* i cow's
Liopiros Xrri nifq (i^
saootb,n wings)

Ltoifa jnai wTereLrsiuIi
lip i aftts n . its
2(m bones) srttt n

8 (of beik«r)«rf /

4 Sot ■)<! m

9 (of 1 s i^bon ) sA<« n
lip-, Jipo- ffliT’
lipsr-, Iipsro- fi?rT'

lipinte - rbjolite /’sjroj XlgPit m
liparo- ftirr-
liparoiJ adj i /,4

lipironi dJ; Ifsd Rib-

fw

Iipiie Biwkem

lip-fern STfig ^errii (see Ctuilanthfs)
lip-fuh

lipide SiocKm. n

lipia(Gk lipoi ‘fit’ -f -in) Dioehm,

lipo-,lip-(Ok lipor'fsOft^-
Iipo-Llisl Anal m V7 n
lipo-ehrome Dioelim ft^lT *4
iipoehromogen iJtoekew fTbTT^ XW

lipoid ady Stofkfm fcd^lH
lipoidil injemon ftbrnt JlT

Iipolysiibflm n
lipolytic ab

lipoijlie lipase Sierbcis btinn Wt-

lipopfaore ^oct (i pigment coll con-
taining a lipocbrome pigment)

LipotyphlatH^oji. ticin (PIl 11946)
Lipowita a alloy = Lipowita’s futi«
lile metal

Lipowilaa fusible metal
3(TTTIiJ m (eadiiiiam^ 310 %)
Lippu Bet trtOTsqi-ffnf^

1^ nodiflota ntm^-irtqns'lT (Basu
ai»WP>r)

LippmiDft'a rapillary eleelromeier
Piyi

liijuatioa .Vrlnf (separating a fusible
aubstanee from one lasa fusibts)

liquefacieos, iKiuefacieitl gi/. STBC
li<]uefactioo trtB4 a
liquefaction of fasct Bbps
liqueRed «dy, tnftw
liquefied eblerioe frH«4 dVrft
liquefied compressed chlorine nrhcw
tWrfi* rflr*

liquefied Betbyl ehloriJenf^l^T’*

liquefied sulphuretted hydrogen n*
fen gtWrt qppi
liquefy a6 >n«i mnm

liqueur (a apirituoua liqoor fiavourwl
with Tsrioua sroDialio aubatancas
and otually sweetened) nhw/.
liquid w- qnr m
liquidadr 1 nro (ChiDsL)

9 Coes ltT«. tV»
liquid sir Piyt «TSI«I 3
liqoidasiWr atyraciMia • sweet
gum

liquid ammooie vtv fewife

liquid eDIiSCpIiC STCI ule\u
liquid apiol Ciem wm aaulti
liquid ■safocllda am ||^
liquid asset Cf«

liquidste si. 1 (to determina by
agreement or by litigation tbs pre-
eias amount of indebted seta or
damages) ^ ftwhw, gift fe|^TW
9 (to diaeharge to pip off) flfiTtww
3 niHlfd
wind ep qScu Hfie

4 (figuratiTelj, to clear up and
dispose of as if b) inch a piocess,
as, to liquidate illiteracy)
liquidated odj Lav) 1 fedlfel
2

liquidated account Lite (amount it
made certain by operation of the
parties, or by operation of law)

liquidated damages Xoio (damages,
the amount of u Inch liaa been deter-
mined by anticipatory agreement
of the parties) feqWfe fiifn-JS
liqiuJiIed demsud Law PtylffS

•tfe^T^, fentfet «t>r

liquidstion 1 ■IMIO-Te
2 n.

wind up (Const }

to go into liquidation VI VeHluq

ititT

liquidation fund wiftm fefe
liquidstion of a I’lM
liquidation of bill of exrlitnga fffe>
M-Ti-qRii)qT

liquidation of bond log-qRtilYq
liquidation of company tnniV «l
•narex

liquidation of debt Vin
liquidstMo of loan Fccm Vt

ftNilm

liquidation ol partnership Mlfim-
■fsnew

liquidstion proeeedings vqtnVW'

liquidator £nta antTTW m.
liquid rarbu rising vyv Blniev
liquid colour Wf* HT
liquid eompass RTV
liquid crystal (phase between defi-
nite crystal and liqni \) VTV rtz
liqild extrgft rltam rryv finRIT
I e, of buchuBextraetum burhu
liquidum »rfv rjqnav fet»nT
I.e of caaears tagrada-extrictum
casearse iigradae liquidum ~
field extract of raseara aagraJa
HTV ^eqiii fkron
I.e of rolo •• extraclum eol»
liquidum ITT* vT^re* fkwiT
1. e. of couch grata •• exhtnum
agropyri liqaidura «(v gnfevm.
feWTf

1. c of rubebwextrartum enbebae

Umiid extrict o! d«mian« 893 liquor inorphinae hydiochloridi

1. e. of ibmuni=«triclum d*mi.

»nie liiJMiJuio

I e. of «Tpot=eiiraflum frgolie
Iiqoidum 313

I e. of ‘;nndflia=cxlTicium pnn
drltae liqiiuluni 3^3 XI3T3?*

ftWTT

I e of liamatnelis «= cxtractum
haminiclidis liqoidum 3T3 fqi;*

Ptrut

1 e of hYdra»tii=fxlr*«nm hy-
drastis liquidum ?rr3
ftWR

1. f. of byoscyaTOus^exlricium
kjoicyann hquidum 3^3 5^1?*

I. e of jpccaeaaoba = estmtum
iprcjcuanhX liqmduni 3^3
aB*l3 fjRsn

J. e. of jaboraTidi-eatmiumjabo.

xandi liquidtno 3TS
1. e. of ktva-oaUMtum ka'a«
liquidum 3T3 3^lrf<3-Rwlf

l.e.ofliquonc#-e*»raetam ply.

cyrrhlxie liq*»lducn 3T3

ftWTt

1. e, of DUX Tomifi ™ eitmctum
Budi TOflilcae liquidum 3T3
f33. pt Wf<

I. 0. of opium ■ oulrartum opu
liquidum 3T3 wfl^-f^WR

I. e. of oranpu=e»tra«tum anrao.
til liquidum 3T3 3ll3

J. * of pulsalilU-estractum pul-
Mtillie liquidum 3T3 313^*

I. f. of rbubarh=e»lraftuTn rhei
liquidum 3T3 ft WIT

l.c. ofacnrpaeeatraclum trarpae
liquidum 3T3 a»l«flqS.pR3Tr
1 r. of aouDi *> ratractum aennao
liquidum 3T3 '(iT33t"fnt**ii
1 . 0 . of taraxacum *> cxtrartnin
tarasaci liquidum 3T3
Pl3TR

1 . c. of ralcriao ■■ cxtractum va.
Icriauae liquidum 3T3 jjfiwi-
frtWTt

liquid fuel 3T3 ^*33
liquid plucoae — plueoium liquidum
rkjr*».3T3 3t»l
liquid pold 3rs

liquidity ?TT33I/.
liquidity of a.^fls ^ 3f33T

liquidity prcferonce ^3*»ifuitii,
3T33f*3f^rn3
liquid jcta 3^3
liquid manure 3T3 XtlX
liquid manure di<>tnbutor 3f?3TX*

liquid manure pit 3T33IX trf’
liquid measure 3^3 319
liquid medium 3T3 mYJni
liquid opium 3T3
liquid oxypeo 3f3 aR3
liquid paint 3T3 fnitq
liquid paraffin = paraffioum liqui-
dtim /'Adrfu 3^3^531
liquid percbloride*of iron 3T3 at^*

liquid preparation 3T3 PtfxiPl
liquid refuse 3t3 (1X3
liquid resource* (l«-33ri3, BT3
fRtrrx

liquid security £coii. 3T3
liquid state 3T3T33It
liquid sulphue blaek Cot. /nd. 3T3
lI?Ilfi!3T3

liquidus atiquidus eurve
liquidus eurre r>i|r*.CAi*n.3T3 3%
liquid weed.Killer 3T3 7>I3 UTTC

liquor I
3T3rs.

3 FKirm. (Lat. 'liquid’i an aqueous
aolDtioo. not obtvuei by distitia.
tioa) ftwOX n.. 3T^/.
liquor adreoalioae hydrorblonduss
soluliou of adrrnalioe hydrocblo*
nde &333

liquor ammoa acetalis roar.

PtTX. ft303

liquor aiumon eitralis cone. fi3rrii3
fifT3. Pttcflx fx3X3
liquor ammon. cilratis dil. xr' fltX3.
PfT3^tX ^3X3

liquorammoBiaeforiisettroo' loliT.
lion of ammonia 3X3 PifTtfx ^3*
XX

liquor ammooii aretalis b solution
ofimmoniumarrtateprvxiq
fx3XX

liquor ammoDii nretatis UiiuIuib
dilute aolnlion of aiumouium ace*
tate 3*X PtXSIf Xiwlx fX3XX
liquor amBufamniotio Cnid) 7XX-3T3

liquor arsenicalis=ar«enieal «olulion
^3xx

liquor ar*enic hydrochloride rtXI^
^3X3

liquor ar«enici hydrocMoncus^xr^
^3X3

liquor ar«euiet hydrarpsti iodidi=
solution of arsenous and mercuric
iodides •tt'JUr<3 fX3X3
liquor atropinae sulphalis 311^
JJfXtX fij3X3

liquor l<i<niuthi el aramoou ritrati*
^solution of btsmnth and ammo*
mum citrate 1x^13 3XT fsxsupRX-
^X fX3X3

liquor citci ^en3'fX3X3
liquor COCCI = solution of cocbincal
fx3X3

liquor copiihae et burhu cum cu*
bcb af|3 X^XXTX 3X1 JR-

rirxftxxx

liquor croci ffll-ft3X3

liquor rpispa*tieusBbli*ienof liquid

liquor fern percblondi m aolutloa
of feme cblonde 3Xfe* »51?xft3*
XX

liquor ferri pbospbatis » tolutloa
of ferrous pbo«phile KXtX XRXlx
fX3X3

liquor fern pbo<pbalia compositos
^compound lolaiion of ferrous
pho'phate wgx 3XtX WRXtX Rxxx
liquor MIiculi dnal tti^<l-3T3
liquor hydrarpyri nitratis acidua
Xit€{X aptx *r»3 ft?X3
liquor liydrarpyri perrblondiBSo*
lulion of mercuric ehtondc XTtf^
XltX ft3X3

liquorice 1 (Gfrcirrilirj

/. (B,M )

d Pfcare». = plycyrrbiii=liquoncc
root =plycyrrhiiae radix X^xft / ,
xTjxiE-gx B.,
liquorice root=liquorice
liquor lodi fortiSBstronp solution
of iodine HX3 (X3X3

liquor iodi miUs=*caV solution of
iodine 3*3 asjal.fexX'i
liquor-licemcc »f^.wg3fx»xn't
liquor morphmae acetatis CTfhfl
5X>ftx&F^

liquor taorphinae bydrocblondm

liquor inorphinae 894

-hth

foliition of riorjliine hv.lro.Wf^
nflf uiTl-h TT^ira

liquor iiiori-l.iuw- Urlrilu RjfHl

lutionofoi'iiim »fjT*

liquor [>!.»» cjfl-ooi* = -olulion of
roll tar WTTTTT^
liquor 1 lumlii (ortis >TT^
liquor pluinU ‘ulm rUli* RPTW?-

liquor pliimlu ‘ul'H'tali* forli* =
itron; >olntion of Iroi.i riilurttate

nr=t iflu »i3?jnra

liquor [Hjtj*-!! li*(lr<i*i<li — •olution
of poiaoium Urdroaile ??'3 ^

moBiato I <elu(ion ef quiameftTn*

liquor ‘Jr^af ro foor titT^tiT tr^

liquor wlirr jrfnt rA^l
liquor •lio|> rrfjmw uftn rfl jtR
liquor »odii iracailia-rolutioQ of
•odium artrnaie ttTTT^ llT^U frw

*4

liquor (irvrhoiDte liTdrorhlondia
•olulion of ttrjrclioior L«’Jro<
rIJondr T^jq Fy y q q

liquor tarixan ficwqq

tiqaor>lr>lio> loMruracat

yn*r*i

liquor rmrionum (lolutioo of bnlli-
»B» preoj ind crjftal TioI«t) tIVt
fi o s'u

liquor tolatinui>s»olalion of loin
ffTT*>ifTqT*r

liquor Irioitrini » Mution of fir.
rrrrl iriniiralc

(irinittosl'rrrin " glrcrr]! trioi

t>orl»nd)

liquor non rhloridi ^^uij fuut.

qq

LiruxIrndroD £(]<. (flk. fririon *lilr'
+ -Jr»«/rcu qfeiftrri'STrfr
L. tK|nrD>o

L. lulipifrro (lulip tro») Ulin*q
qf»<l'rq

lireromlr pi f<q. for nq

r<f|-«r for •lumininen.

Vq.forVr^k •r»»nu». rafor«f>«
r-eral)

l>*(kcuit action)

li- pcndcm (• peadiii? ouiOfranrit^

»r7

rrs pidirata RU'Sqiq, qJftirfi-l

Tjau^ouk fipnrco Piit ^"irMl^sri^
Wlffl

li^aminr grcm ^ ronr.salLali fi‘t
grccD V

Ii«samiBr red 6 B=axorlMMline 6 B
iHsamiDC Trllow T=f4»l yellow
Lis*impKil>ta ZooL. (•nbela^a) ^<1-

•fffarrqr-w^q^ m.

Li<snrr » aliquot ri.

Liaanrr • law inllf^qn
(Cos«t)
price Ii«I
ralalo'urqqtqq

concurrenl lut S>m! ^ (Contt )
mtr IhI TT5q-^tff <Con»t 1
union li»« <rq (ContO
li'l rb qqiqt
li«tflo«e<l^;4»q*q
luted a<f/ ^qtff
iMted oretletf ^ * ^Urfl «ftt
li«trd poH» qr. ^ TT

luted •ervntie* a ftn fa ql

lutcil Tillage BtW

Inter I^C^(q)fH.

Luiera fioi fg q ifl

L eordaU (Iraaer twajUade)

fmS

liiiiog I ^q) qqrqi

9 Ajrtr (tbrowing up of tho aoil lO*
to bodi or ndge*. on which arod
11 planted) «T4n n (litl is uiia to
Alhau frlhViJpe. bank* border*)
lift of ameodoevla (nthn ^d)
li»t of •••eMrea q?^ ^
lift of IwTerage wiiwa ^ ^

liai of booVa ^qqq

1ft of buainrra Farl FtaeUTt Wji a^O
Ifl of cbrqora deliTrredg^iqqf^

liM of eointfq-^dk
Ifl of roaeeaaiODa aiu)^ ^dl
Ift of drfjolirrs irtnfi ajdl
lilt of diarrcpaseir* fti(y-a{dl
lilt of mrmlicrs ai^*q
Int of mrmoriaU wiihbrld ft% llT
•crqriqqtO^
lilt of Dameboardt qiqqqq
lilt of pncea iirq-^dl

list of proicnlieJ contractora f^qq-
1ft of piildiealion of aeruntiei

nft-jrarm t^q)

list of rrlurif

Iiil of Siiliicnl>er» wfir^

Ifl of If'liinoniaU HJTTnVqt *^*11
shi’i'^kI qt
lit, filter) w (ffW)
lilrlii (Litrki ckinm'ii) /•.
Litcbi Bet tfirdfdmfit
Ik ebincQsii »TTttI*q'TftT^

L. aiaeBiiislkehinensil
-lite (a cotubimng form deunting a
roeV. fowl in atonai etc ) -WTff,

•'<<0 HI*

lile pendrote qrxqrWH.qi^qr^
liter, litre (I , lit ) «q m. {"» )
literacy SutlST/.

literal rocfCcient quiMUh y*iq

literal enforceiacBt wR^ Jjqqq
literal laterpietitiea inft^ ftdqq
litrrslly firpip, Btirnt
loo literalle siftyn^, irtgTTT;
htrratly fall witbis the aro]<e of ^
wvTti toq!

literal Iraaicnpt rrtfT*
litrrarynd> Brfllfqq (Coaat )
of • literary or artiitie character
anqr qwrqq qq^ «t

literary academy trfqrq-ftprt
literary and arliatie work anrgfNTC
wit q*epwq fft

li.erary history tnfJBqq gftgPt
literary Imijriage Bt fp r- qq wm
lilrrary or arientiCe iniliialioQ
irqqt^Ttftq tfwt
literary property lTlftrq-4rTfq
ropyngbt

literarr prop.irlor BWVeqfqqifl,
•TTfipq Trtfl

literary work ♦flf^T'qq fSt
literate aJj. aTtVT, final
literate roaita! le RngT WTT\ft qptfwwp

wmft

liirraie |<cr»on arrjrt arfir. qnfHrt

aqfir

literaturr irfp'q a. fCona*. )
liter l<inle q>q
.lilh a)q n. **

■opal -Tra
l•alholl(h mq-a^
laceeliih Vr|T^

litharge

Lithoitiotion

pha'"oIith HJprra
lopolith

lithar?^ {Glc hthuTQ'jrct 'foam of
silver ) T^TT^ m

lithia t fuir’i (lithium oxide) /
lilhia fhlorite

lithu emerald -shiildeoite ilmeral
rr ^ ill

lithia mua=lepidolile .Vinfrflf

litliiate rh CheTn

IftOLomhie witn lithia)

vrvt

2 (to impregnate Witti lithia) F^jTt
*’ 117 ^

lithia water CAew
lilhie adj Clien FfsT¥
lithic acid *1^

IithificatiQo Qtcl n

lithio* (lithiaai) F^-
lithio-philite FFtfira m (e. for PTr3
Iithinmi «t. for mangaoeae,
w for phosphate. •** for

nfiTe miaerali

Lithiatida 2tcl (artieu!ate<l together
to fora a rigid network— CNIIJ
S19) eidlT-t* int m, (Ft order) («e
Cboristida)

lithiie*Jtaiolith Hcd. (a eaUareoos
concretion in the Iitboe}tt)
trern.

lithium Chen m.

I acetate FSTTjgttW

1 . aceljl salicvlatc «x^ gnsw-

1 . heozoale FxtT^ 'em
1 . horate f^tij itiVF
I hromide (hydratol, dried)

^ g'«)

1 . carbonate (i’WI'JBIuUW
I chloride {h)dr»te'l, dried) Fr-tlJ
^hT(n-*WT. S'*)

1 . citrate Ftttj ftrrfrt
1 . diehromate KX?-^

1 , fluoride Ft^

1 . formate

I. hipV'uratc ertiT^ *mu{lT

1 hydrogen tartrate FXTI(J U; j-f

J, hydroxide BM'J
1 . lodate KTTT^ ttim

I. iodide Htt'5 31f 4
1 lartJte tmrj

1 nitrate

I. oxalate Ft^tJ fimPT
I phosphate dita)4
I pyro'horate rfMI'l atPst^Zi^o
\ salicylate ntisOo

I soecinate 3x415
I sulphate 3*413
I tartrate acid F*4I3 *4WiY4 *33
1 tetraborate f* 4I3
I ihio-cyanate 3*413 *m*57lri)4
Lithohius ^oof. (IitAo + Glc biei
*life Mostly live under stones —
Web ) g3l&

L forCcalQS (NL- forfieatat ‘for
ked*)?tmt *7*13)4

litbo-chemistry (ehemistry of roeks)
?r3 7HT4W

litho^hromalie* ^ litho>chromics=
cbromo-liihography 41^ filstiy^*

litbo chromy (att of painting on
stone) FTTPI «I^mt /

Litboeircus Zed. (skslstoa in tbs
form of a ring hearing spines) 4T47>
434 snnft

L. soontaris 3141*4 Srf4434
liiho<aUore - Stone Age culture
grrnrjti Htffii

lilhocy‘l=statocytt » otoeyst Zed.
4T34fn5m.

luho draftsman (he 11 employed la
preparing blueprints) tftF-3T4f44T[T
Iithc^fracteur (s blasting explosive. .)
VlFtXtT* f*l

Iitbo'geuesi* = lnho-geoesy=pelro.

genesis x)«-5lWl/
litho glyph (sn enKraxing on stone,
on a gem, an engraveil stone) FCn)'
firm. tMlf 4.131 /. 4*04173 m ,
n

lillio-glyphcr •ixhII'H* «
liiho-glyplics e=gcm eogtsving 714)
F+tUfs

lithograph (s print made by litho
graph)) fsivijjljpllft.

Iilhograpb rb

lilhograplieil a.Ij (Cf. 44.

s^n)

l»lUo«taphe«l forms fiwt^fgw H44
lithographcl picture ftTFfgl^W f44
Iil'i.igraj.hcr RIFigX* m.
Iilhugraphec’a rafcfrwtJ^W IT»fl
liihographie Hpri^lpl-

Iithograpbic art frl3Ilp3'43T
lithographic crayon pr chalk j?[3T“

343 * 3 ^)

lithographic ink 3*ft

lithographic picture {33tgfij3 ^13
lithographic stone 3^ f33T
lithographing n

lithography n.

lilho head pressman 344 ffr3t-3f^3
litho inker f?T3l3^3-JPft43
lithol fast scarlet \RN =light red A
lithological oJ; f rfcT. 5lf3^V4
lilhotogv ?ff3^ / , ?t3flSTI4 n
lithol red R = Iake red R
lithol ruhin D = piginent rubin R
litho machine printer fmi3?3 m.

lithoRiarge ifinrraf /.

Iithophone = lithopone
Iithopbotography °° phololitho.

graphy 3f73f9T>IT /
lilhophyl, litbepbyJl (a fossil leaf)
■I 43 ' 4 '#i t|

Iitbopbysa (htho- W + phj/sa ‘air
bubble ?«/} WTShr? m.
lilbophyie Bet. Sr^TI^ /.
lilbopone « zioe white m onilith m
Ott’i white K Charllon white
Gnflitha white Chem (Beahets**
dish) 5«4-?^ m
litho pressman fTTFT 3^^

Lithops Bel (Ok. hiAor ‘stone’ t4K.+
opi on account of the resem*
blanee to the stones or pebbles
among which the plants grow The
Pebble Plants— PNS.) CT^-tniTfir
L. pieudotruDcatella (ocalli on
leaves— McLean I.
rtftrw

litho purple (a colour, blmsb blne-
ted CWurt^ts la Uua, ot low htiU
liance) fstw ifn.(T3
litho'ere £o( 4T4ni-»l*^*n /
Litho<pcrmuin Bot Uitltcf ‘atone’,
ipernin ‘seed'l BttTtrfrs-iraift
L arvensc found in Kashmir)
44Jf)t 41413^)3

L, officinaleairomwell (seeds are
lithotriptic— C-vsu) 3I*n»4 41713-

litliosphrre (the solil part of the
c-irth) «.

Lilhosiroiioo pcieentd (the corals
of this giniis consist cf numcronj

lAthotbotion b«MltUonB« f96 LTelihood

biiTidaiJf, »a3 »f« tberffore de-
li eoz=7>ouad — Swianertoa
1947, i>-60 See Woods p. 67 £j 711
TlJJTTSHTtft (B eoUJfiOJad
coni)

L. bisslufonnc («< bsssltiionn.
kad Swiaaertoa 1917, p.60 £«
Sle) *15®^

mirtini {in Sw mertoa 1917,
p60£s 51b) «n^ BJffTW
Litbolhanaioa Bd (e«Ii *UIs tre
S3 iDptSffi »toi with liBss ths; the
flsat mrpesrs to b* petnSol —
MoLrsa I 174) «7tr^-gyfB
■^-rlbneicn tmsU ihnib, here
ilissl«te

LiKoitI. lithossle, lithoislite(p*tri.

ted sroAll IV**''1S m
litifite T*

Uu;>ted metioB X,aw (s tnotiea e!
wkjeh the opposiag psrty is eati
tl»i to eetiee to (its hia sa cp>
pettaaity to be besrd sssi&tt it)
uii^B

litifitiofi saier the tine title ^ 0
% wraiT ^ BTT
[iii;itioB
fertn/

liUfitioB iBtpertof
litifieos si; KsJiietei to Ltigstioa
— AiyM p744) ■II'.IBi fn;-

litigioof per»OB llii<|t|-n saF^
litigMuf right Bl^I^iH wfilBSt

•lamin •?r4r=e/

litmus psper Jtw

Ljtanis«lii Ziri (n L triuifairVn
sbont liM etibrjos ere Jannel—
Irems p. 16J) trrft

Ijlopterai PalKwt'h (sa order of
Ce'oioie ttnfjlstei) »».

Ill pir.lit Tflrcv (b *4 ty

l«l-T)rr*l pSS3)
lit p*r- 1 it pnri,s rrlrtij. BtSlJStl

litre, liter (I, lit J B»» es (•» )

Ijtteee Bljtset Cog,

Litsee Bet. (rf. ‘eocuson

Ullter Usrel' loc L. <liw«Ju~L.

L, chiaes'is % L. sehtfera {rois-
Doa tsUow Uarel)

(Hid Bea >tir EoaVsni eusdo-
hiif «. Tel »vi 1'

L. pol rantlie (cCBjaoa grey rasago
IkBtel)

Bua)

L. sebifera^l. elimeasi*

L. stotLsit (lestes eonsoeocs —
But) i!TB%

litter (Germ i(>Je«i*r«i) • ,

*%:Ji

litter decomposition in^nei
litter reViB* /Vresfrp RfeTR.

RlrtRI

little aJj 1?^. gr.ifrtl

9 R?Ti (math ei)

Little BeirwL'ru Miner Astre^ 73
Rifir, *3 troU SB.
little hiitere 4r/t tjj; A’lmee
little blue^oDd white ileeeteher .Ires

ifTW fir5*itR iT<f uni
little buDtlBg Jrri gx Wft?
little Burmese rst itam’K, gx *19

little I Bsitrd Rg irfit
little buuoa^qnul Aan RTfrn /.
little fell for sfrttr*!/
tilde ehiethireapihs ^rmsi rs.
little eiset aru*B«s w^nen-mH

little eormorsBi .4r„ MBeiB

little eriWe gx feffrwi
little drsgon snupwort Cletessiiia
droeeeeeiss) Sint
lillle egret Atn gx ewro
little eod Moi t
little forUuLiftes fpT^

Little Fosb> olperuls Citron

little gril die XT

little grebe te^

lillle gree hsmslrr Hmn. gX "»*
little grev-mniped etriMrt .Irrt gX
little hiirs footed gerlille Hann

rX rrs-Rjx »fw *17

little lodiss horseshoed n Xossn.

*3 srrrw gT7 »5
little InJiiB porpoise yram.

gx

little leaf (s diseus syicytom i-i
flints, in wl leh the leires ire
reiueed saJ sl>crt<»l) h-^iih sa.
little leaf-nosed bat .Vj»iei. gX SW-

little Malsr rheTrotaio .Va*”*!, R3

acQSi Tnxn-^n

little Miliv parrot dees KWR*
little millet (rjnirB*«fsiUare) XTHTT

little more or less 3*

little owl gxl^n

little rralj bellied green wooJpeeber

Am gx rw7x7 *iwx?

little sjiider-honter .Ires gX gBTT
lillle stint twtRT /. aneieat

worl)

Ltlle tern oe tenilel /. (aaei-

Little Tibet C<oj ajsh

liiiorsl ad; I B.oJ uggsilq

a ftFi-, wgrirt'^O 1 1 ^)

liitorsl B. (eosstsi region)
littoral deposit Cerv Rgx*t^7
liilarsi fi-h RgXBt**7*

Iitiorsl irpoDssrosilsl region fcRT*

1 /.

LitteriDi rrsd-U sasil mierstieg short-
ward— Lnll p 75)Ria>tl( ffXtPt
Liiuites Fultont-j. (Lsl- litaai 'n
tniaipet or staff with enreo) end*)
BBISBI ns,^

Litiuiidae RXT»m TIT n.

lire» 1 Ito be alire) J irtt f m (TXBT).

a Its gel a lireliliool IT-TtH »7TI

Sltodwell. reside) 7TBT

liree.f; 1 *r*T sWiT
2

S {eJectricailj eliarged) ft^sJTT,

lire 1000001 tflflT VwT
lire and dra 1 itoeV T ' JT H iiTT
fSTT

li«e animel ttJ

liie apart Trwn TXn
lor aitets-qnirk a**els ftTTgrtt
t rfrA Tt

loe-forerer Btc
lor beilpea Xfr

liTctibood rPlfitT] / (Const )

liring ftr^t

897

Io>d«d 9un

UTel7

»u1»i<lenre

tupport Mir*7. TTitflTt
»u»lfnance WiFr

livejjnrf; sfrtf! (»ncient woriU
lire oiV start
lirer 1

2 (coloor) “ liTff brown
li>er brown (k colour, roildish rod
yellow "frtlfTTTr in hae, of low ^
•ktnrktion kad low ft brilliknee)

lirer tbrcee*
lirer efficiency
lirer exlricl SlTlwrr
lirer fluke £ctJ. STT* fsrfJrt’*
liter of »ulphar=*ulphunled poleu
•a, potash tulpbnraled QfVi^-nnr/
lirer preptriliona tffftfsfit
liver principle PJuirm,
liierwoft iJol. Sjfrti/.
lirery I m.

2 Laie (the act of delirenog le|U
peaaessioa of noperty) «•
lirery eonpaoj
lirery of leiita Lav
Inery liable steMWJ/.
lirery liable keeper m.

livei in lieing Jmu tflfn ^
live ileam fflUe

livrilock (domnlie animalf np>

IhoiB kept for profit) ’(rt*

wwn (“iihiflseifrt s^ifVtd lTi<'

— mjvehi t <0

lireitock firinl TO-ffirt, «T5>ew«n5rt
lireitock ioipeclor
lireitock ioiunnee TCiW-wpirt
lireitock officer
lireitock regiiier vvift
lireitock luperriior
lire timber aflfty STTl
lire tortoiie tftfrt
lire turtle aftftw
lire wire ftyiHO tr^
lirid brown (a colour, red rwT in boe,
of low W| titaralion) erTTT
IitkI pink (a colour, rf»l Wt uj ba^
Cl low we iatnrat'c« and bi<h
brilliance)

livid purple (a ccloar, roUiih bln».
r^ !f*TfTrv^ la hoe, of low w? aato*
ration and low ftbnltiance) r7^>

It

lirii] violet (a cnionr* red in bne,
of low we ealaTatioa) woi'C
li'inp «. fr^n
lirieg ody.

iirio* tod fusetional cclti

vidrilH irtn’t

111 log bacteria eim^

living bark Foreatry edft^
liriog being ^frt m.
living body Set.
living cell Zlet. rflfttt Ithn
living child aftfrt
tiring esiiienec Afirt Stft
living facility ftyin-gfiTO
living foMil (L.P ) J rt niV u (* Wj
living genu* Set ^filW mrift
Lving hedgewquiek hedge (Germ.
lAendijt Iltekt)

living in ednllery Id» R

tfrt^ fCTRJ
living in brothel

living rtittet Hiof. /., iTJfrt

living organitm drt m.
liring rockw.^fthalooium iiiiurilDm
living roocDwiiitiog room
Iitiog toil ^
litiagilooeiie (VI. for VTTt

oereury. w- for "*WaBtirBODy»C.
tor eolpbide, Jpi for etftw

mioeral)

Iniog itream Ckiyar p. 746 ) VITO ^
living iittue Set aftfirf *Fi
In ing wage f>on.

In ing world iftft* onin
liroglobia Pham.
liTotone Pham WftJWTWn.
liiiTiate, lixnutiog a,

liairulioo (to eepirate by rtarbins)

lixiriitor VlvVrV wi.
lixivium wreftic M
liiird 1 nH««r/^finvtft
S (eotoar)wlixanl green
Lixard-Laeerta d*»r«, nrtn.
lixard bronxcBold moia green
lixard green (» colour, yellownh.
green jn hue, of low wr aatu*
ration) wtgerfln

lixard hide nlfrei w«r, fTreKl ^
vrw

llrard ikin lilfm-wA, funiA TT ^
It (laws) ft (ftft)
llama Zed. n.

LL.B. (Ilaclielor of Laws) ft V’H. (ftft.

ennVk)

LKI) (Doctor of Laws) ft tT. (ftft.

Knfi?)

Lloyd's acimitar-babhler Aeei rlff^-
efrt ftirt^C^lfc* ochriceous)

Lloyd I single mirror fringes Phyt.

finfrtT^*7tl /.

L.L.R. (loose leaf record) (t (wrx
qy stfu^)

L. Lr A. (application for leainer'a
licence— MVU. rr) ftlina (%3«.
wjftftf % frt srrtpnv)

L,ftIB (land mortgage bank)

(H-q-iTS ssft^)

L.X1 0 Act (EAod Mortgage Bank
Act) "ftftro (*l_.q;He; stft.

^ vftftin)

L.M F. wftft. (Jhnreftmwjjtrstft)
UMP Oicentiate medical practu
tionerlW.V \ (it3PT^ ?n«Tf%T)
1-M3. (Iiceotiate in nedt'iDe and
snrgerj) ^ list (ftrt ffVT ITS
firciO)

L No (true emmj er) 9 It. (ll sin*)
LO. (labour otPee*! srst. («nf nftfifl)
Loa (thsir anterior end it like a Irua.
rated cone) ftfs g l lH gvnft
L. lot WiKixq ftfs^lin
loach (small fresh'Waler £sh) vrrtn /.

(n'ro ‘stream’ ocenra in W^)
load M XTiT, «ftn ri. (when O.itiv
guislie>l from wk weight), vhi
load c6. 1 TITTSti STTWI. wppq

9 (an arm) XtTWT

S (a film in a camera) STTst, Wpin
loaded ody 1 VTTn pn.

WTt 5*1
2wniwT
3 MHll

loaded animal eryj jwi qg
loaded arm am pn gfiniTT
loaded boxes vft

loaded by owner VUlut

wnwi jwt

loaded by railway 4nrTq-»^^. (iqTT
^TTWI fan

loaded firearms |tr nl ftq tgi
loaded gun wf) srft qv^

lotdei jooTR^T

IqcaI knd ontsiuaent funds

99 S

losded journey BIf. tnrt

load fector EUc. (tbs rstio of tbs

tuTiTTiTim to tbs STersge losJ

dansg » prea psnoo) WTT-*3T^
losiiu; /iu»ra<»rt (sa smooat j«i
to th# net or fore trexiani to pro-
Tiie for bnsiaess otpeases. future
ooatiugeacies sai pro£ta)

losdiug ut l»*d ri.

losdtn; cbsrfe* TKT»r ffWT, «7

lesdio* foremsn T3!TJI %trS

loadiB^giu^e £{y

losdiBg of gniBS VT*T TJTTST. VI*Jt

lotiiag fltee zu^-^r^

Iot<iiBg pfatform
loiiiDg point a*n! ITt?
losd lUT Jtfroii USSKI, «|«* sin
losditone n^)rt*3 st.

loaiD f (msnirs of stad. lUi
sad tin)
toimy aJj

loamy toil <f^nn ^
toas«.TTRn (ueisat word). TVTT
(Coul.)
debt SC*I

losa and sdetsce* tnrt vftRt
loan and adrancM besnog Uiierett
wia ufbr TSTT wfcti
loan at call and abort notice uluai
sftT arTT^^^U

loan at abort notice arw^rtV^ TWH
loan balance TV7*^
loan armlars
loan cloaed tutT
loan company TVn-WtmU
loaoee-borroverTUTTUfm (l)f*.
loan (or exebange ftbnn TWIT
loan in course of discbarge ^auje^.
Wiu HIT

leaning eat m ^
loan ledger T«TT BVUft
loan o( money WT VT TWIT, %
m

loan OB bottomry documesi M*
kBOwlsdgiog tba objigalioats repay
a tpaeiisd loan la tba ereit ot tba
sbiprsaabiegitsdcatiBatioo without
aoeidsct— D.ct. of EcoaomjeTenca.
J.B Wistoa.p.10) '^rfini.TUK
•“ mortgage v*n TT

loan out

Loans’ Act TWIT uRlftwa
loans and adeances TWIT vll wRui
loans and adeances beanng interest
*W7T WRt TWT sflT

loans crcditedto rereane WirnHfTW-

loans discharge TWIT-T^ftWT
losDs (or tpenbe projects fkfwuX Wfl-
wfmal %fe^TWIT
loan etatirttcs
loan stipend TWIT ftltT^rw
loan Irabsaction TWT-ewu^
loarev^f bread 1 ((Troacymaaa oijcr)
twin /. (Basu)

3 = cfaeeseftowcr Ufafeo rylx*^rss)
?fW»J<TBS.
lobar pneniDOOia srsp

Lobau Zori. TTUtRi >m m.
lobate, lobated Bet. WT^nn. Ooba it
(tom C^rfb lobs ol tba ear)
lobate moraine OmL WriFTHffW’lT
lobby «, (twiwtl ea.
lobby eL (to addross or solicit n»ra>
bert ot a legislatirs body in tbs
lobby or slsswbero with letsst to
is^ueses legitlstioa) TTWim %
ww’ftr vm

lobby circles isdieate tnrwslTtrftw

lobbyut WWTW^ ( T^) m.
lobbymao (ous wbo works at attso'
daot or porter to a lobby) WWiww*
*gwT as. •

lobby member (.s apersoo wbo fro-
quests lbs lobby of oboaso for tbs
parposs of infaeoaag isratarM
thersiD psoding)H«i»o-"ii.ri

lobby semccs tiUlKV Trtl
lobe 1 Wife/

3 fs. g ot braio. laacs, slo>) dual.

«CT ss.

lobed a. 1 f . Btf. WTfil.HifjlMT.
lobed aotber fljC. WT^U wnUTTIW
lobed cbloroplart £^-*. BTifil Illf^UlS
lobed nmitcB wfrw^jr*^
lobelia vlodian tobacco fAwsa. Osa*
ras and top* of Lotttn sa ftata] WW>
tm ea.

Lobelia Bet. WWW ww4t

U laftaU (amotio wssd) WWWIW Wl>

ww

L. ttlcotiansefoUa (wild tobaoeo)
BTWT»W W^WW (Basu En.

Mar Bea- ’’W, Guj.
lobelia blae (a colour, roddisb-bloa
F^’im in bus. of bigb *^xalni»*
liaa aal low bnlliaac^

T^

lobelia violet (a eolonr. Uuab blu^
rad TTtifti'’-* 10 bus, ol low *T sa-
turation) fj41W

lobe segment JW. WTf*-W»T
lobi infersores srWT Tftt
Lobipet Zeal. W^Wlfew smft
Lobipinvia Acer aa Td (tbs

bats ot tbs bill aad caps ysUow)
XjibiraneUas Ara H^I^t-SWlfe (WTt
aacieat word}

loblolly pine (Pious (anlo) (it bw a
thick bark)

Lobosa V Amoebina (bsviBg thick
irregular pseudapoJia)
sa. T^aq i T l m pi. (fr.
lobster Seel. Wrifit'Uss.
lobular pneumonia ItfrgtKslWTI*
lobolatednAj 1 AaoL •^TWTWW
3 Zed. TifewiSW
lobnie 1 Aaat.«lHwT/.

srorLtrrfwTt/.

tobnscandstDiwcsDdstB lobe
lobworm lalupfonn
lo<ol ad;. 1 TWtAw (CoBstJ
3

local account TWpftW WWI
local set TWlitW ftf*
local action 1 Elte. TWI^ fwTT
3 Lav TWT^W WIT
opp. tnamory action ■midlw WIT
Local Act efrarliamenl WI WWI*

wlw wftfiww

local adaptive Tadiition Zaol. tUI-ftW
w3k^ fr^TW

local adminulralion Tsl-flW WTTWW
Local Advisory Board m-flw S^so-
BvgW

local agent TwrflT srfwwti
local allcgiaiKe (Aiyar p-TtS] TwrflW
feta

local allowance TWldlW WWI, TwrflW
arfs^

local amendraentj mtlW sA^wW
local anaesthetic • local anesthetic
local and ctuionment fnnda fWldtW

rffrwr/fftfkwt

locAt and xapid

S99

localixed thlcksning

Ii>tal ind npid Gwff.

5?l ^

wide ipread and alow •flT

-

local anestlienc
local area tpiril’* ^ (Const.)
local asiessmeot
local associauon <11^

local aliraelion Surt. WH*

dd

local audit wrdVg^WNfltJt
Local Audit Department
JtdJ'rflW-firWTn

local audit fund WRV't frtrrtfhfrr*

m

local audit auff ^wnflSin-

cWt

local audit a^alem Mndtd ^wnfttin*

local aullionliei

(Const ), wrdW snPl^ft^rt

I^cal AuiliorUiea Loan Act

local bar

local barcainiDg agent

local battery £l#e. WPfrt anp
local bearinpt fdpftd
Local Board wrfbr Jmrw
Local Hoard Aasesamcot Regiatec

local boilics WPftv Pr*l7 (Const f
local body (Const )

local calamity WrsfW #tTZ
local ranionmcnl board Wpfld
amd

local caabfdl^ardc
local rertificaie TOrftd tntTWtl
^local cess Vm

local civil surgeon widV?

local cliraas Plant EnL nnafld^m
local colour Zool. trj

local commbsioiier smdlA OITJ^
local eommiliee wfitfV

local communily Wrftd amrt
local consumplion 'ooulu

local corps fir^« fWl^
local council

local court fdKt^ aoiqivi|

local currency counterpart fond

trfitFT ftfA

local custom

local dak book fiR4l7 CW'Stou
local dak delivery book
fxTtsj-S^il^
local dell very qan^
local delivery dak.book ^^7 TT^

local deleriontioa (Hrflg H4(l<t
local diseases ^

local dispensary rflT^TSnx

local distance (irr^4
local dislnboiion line Ge<v.

local diTition qifidn Oim
local editor rn=ft>l
local election

local enactment qsxpRix aifjfiTOfsrfs
local enquiry WFftii nfimJT. WT^

aK

local existing citcumstanees
qftftnOrtl

local extent (©I an act) ^ta-fttSTT
local finance qsipilg larraas^
local firm vstrtVq xiri
local flora

local forecast vsirtta
local forest official Wpftg
local forms FT
local fund^rrCn EfRl
local fund account qvrOv
local fund audit ^ ^I.

-

local Fiiod Audit Act WTsftff ftRf
fewTtfhTT

Local Fund Audit Department tin-

*{\ T ^rqtnfhn ftwin

local fund dispensary Plf^

tffrsm

local fund establi'limcnt qi n ^lq
wnwt

local fund hospital vsrpR^ Tirf^

local fund office nn^ faft actq ^ gq
local fund servant vsndVg Rt!^
local gatclte nn^ WPfW

Local Government (L-Q )fin5fWVTTrft
(wr.rrj

Loeal Cdrenwettt Art WT^TTTRT-
wRlf^qit

L ocal GoTerttment 3oaTd

VWR nvra

lo«al governoient building FrRq-

vntt^ vnsr

local government order ©Ji^lgTTnT:!*
sn^tt

local goiernraent press ^u^ltrvnRK*

Local Government Secretary fiJTsftT-
tTTTTtRrsrf

Local Government’s Ruling (L.G R.)

rttrT «fV (wi.^ “t-)

local head office 5^ ‘tnfa«I

local health aulhonties^^rftsTTTRstT*

nil^ftfr

Local Health Service

Im

local holiday
local improvement FrfW
local Indian certificate VTIT*

tftg flWWTtt

local infection p/jnl Pathol. WTsftg
Tl<T^tTtrtt iflflra tVnSiPW (^Iftr
restricted or limited),

local influence mtfltT trvTtf
local inspection DHTftg
local intelligence bureiu v<Tr(^
rj^TTn! ftwr*!

local iDTCsfigatiOD FTpffg stJllFT
local invesugstion report
KJRWSfjW^
localtsco localize

localism (affection lor a particular
place) WPrnfiB. ST^FTT. WTift.
WW/. (ef SI*5fhni)
locality 1 FIT, n.

3Fores(rv(rr. ttatien, Germ Slani-
orl) (the sum of the local condi-
tions or factors influencing forest
growth, each aa climate, elevation
above mean sea level, »oil, alopa,
aspect etc.— IP^)^fw^/, WR
Ti,nrrfl»«TW«f^/.
locality factors Perettry ^lfw(^-FT5
locality of the work fS-PTH
localisation Tin^tnn.
localiMtion of indnstrirs
rmrtRitw

localise r6. WPnftfirS

localised od/. 1 W l ^vdl ^
a Bet . Zoct. WRlftfinr
localised industry y:«n|. TnrrtOftn
litrT

localised pain Frr tdft n iftTT
lo calised thickening Bet
rvj^

local iunidiction

900

lock lab«l

lodal juneiicUon waif^TTT

local ltnby«le<lge wrfrt
Jocil labour wfeT

local law fajpfW ftf«
local liwfoort* *^rar^

local legislature Wl-fl?
local liini*a WT^ rft*n*
local harts ol yunsJiciioD trnf«nT
wr-fic tllwrt
local linei Irrij

locally convicted priaoecr (JU I 309)

*»fl

locallj made «l IRI ^aiti ftWM

locally procurable Tift M ^ ltI*T
local mean time WIiftT l(vc< fflTf
local measure wrft7 *tH
local inedicil authority
fjTTSJirrtrfl

local medical man Tttpfttl
localmcdical praetlilooety^t^citTit*
tTwt, rn<lc

local meeting

local Decda wnftc ainNaTl'l.
local newaptper BRlTtr^

local oUcer fvrftT etfnrf)
local official wrftr *jf<rTft
local ofGeitl gaxette iprrftT TPrnf
local opinion tmdlc ITT
local option Laiv WTiftr frwT
local-option law TtTW

local orders and lOstructiona iui-Ov
^arg^

local or family custom W f 'ft T enrai

irffTiflr

local or governmeat treasury T^pfR
■<Jn vnrttn wt^irtR
local oTCTteas allowance ftniftT
<rT arir^

local partner WT^ WFlt
local pay rCtflT

local peine inflammation aanftTVtfn-

local population WTiftTT5rn
local posts nrrftr wvftr xw-

local prociitemeot Wpftx Jtjft
local projects aod cjacslioni aXTSftX

xftxTTTTt iftr »n

local poUicalioD wi^ln RxntT
local puUie bo-ly »»nTtXFr< frXTX
local public debt office wrftx »T\-

ttpJl

local purchases
local purpose wrflXJWNx
local rank ftjrflx q^Raifa
local rates W

local rates and cessea Wl^T XT ^
TTXT

local remillancc TQTTttt
local report wiJtx
local represcniahre <Ui41<l HfsCrf^
local reqniremeDta XtlrflX *I4WX-

local rule f^tni

Ixicat Uules and Ordera TTPstT fiptiT

efrren^

local self governmenl TXrflT Tdtl |H<t
(Const )

t/Kal Self-Covernment Act ^iftT
TTtlWX atfafttra

Local Self CoserDmeot (Amendment)
Act Tfft^rt Trarar (tittMx) «h-

Local Self-Coveroment DepanaeM
WrtVx TXtIflTT ftwi
Local SeK-Covemraeot Diploma
TXrflX xxtnft
local aidereal lime Attrcn. TXT^X
srixni XTtt

local solar time Jttren Tmdlcr^
xta

local staff

local sututes «u[-0o xftftWT
local tubordinate ofCccra TOnftX arX-
fix w(u«lfl

local sub-seclioD xnnlT TX-atJtnn
local superiors TxCfC wRmft

local fupervitmg onions tyirftx irf-

local sapemsioonod education com-
mittee sui-ftn wn (hwit

n&tfa

local Ux ^VldtX XT
local taxation xmnVx XTratX
local lempersture <tirdi<l tiwftt
local tenantry TXrffx Hufk >iv|
local lime ftirflXTRIX
local topography Turttr WftTT
local train toKw AntX
local treasury rn4>X xlxirnT
local usage art

local value • place value drith.
WMHf

Ucal venne TndlxXTXinTK

local vernacular wrfitT 411X1

local vernacular test ftn^lX-WTO-

xflsn

local welfare committee Ttn^-

•locate cb 1 (to designate theiiteor
place of) frtlfT'^TatTT
3 Lair wt^XT^xi
located adh fplX
location I fioft (aTTTX n

2 fitrfr. vrafelft / 1 TtJTT n

3 Xoip (a lettinjfor lure—') 4Tl\ XT

Vn

location code number TOixtX
RXXI

location of image PAvi fttrfr*

location of the busineas amxrr-TXH
location plan (pifii-nsittilx
lochia (discharge from (heulerua aod
vagina following delivery)

lochia) eJ).

lochial discharge tirriSTT m,

Locbnerailof

L putiDa TnmtX Alfl (Basu lant'
Ihi)

L. rosea m ted periwinkle (deep
rose-eoloared flowtri) XTTX ifrA
locli n 1 mxx n . xm

under double and single locka ^
sftr tjx enft & tH
consignment to double locks 1^
wtw1Sx*TXTwi

3 (encloeara in a eanal, river, etc-
with gates at each end) xrenxtla n.
lock tb. 1 Aiy- (one lever locks an-
other) xnrx

3 Prinlinj xfixaTW, XR-tt
lock and block syatecn Rif/ xiflix-

mvf-TTft

locked odt- 1 RTXXXC
SUly-^tni
3

locked harbour XY XWX
locked room RTflXTCXltJ
locker fv^tWn.
locking device Rfy. xtxsr-gRit
locking up 1 Prinilii^ xft«»>n n ,

3 (the jury) xnn

lockjaw M,J TJTXnr wi.
lock label «T* Xt snUTT

locknut

901

loo cubic eonUnta

locLnut Mech m

lM-k*oiit *n.

tirikc
lock ticket

lockup 1 n.

2 •rTs^’i^ t»

3/jfirfl^OT
qutrtntioe filial
lock up rrifitin? cfnPU’t.
lock-up sotflHMik cfs^iJ^*3fewT
loco forcmin JJJy (UF.PO)

loco mnpectoc /lly (LI
locomoliile ad]. {‘I^)

tocomoliile crane W

locomoliilily ireifttTt/.
loromoiioo (moctn^ ham place to
place projirMiiTO inotenient Ira-
n

locomotive n. n.
locomotive adi^
locotnoiive cntmil BVn
locomotive l>«tlcr?lly etfe»jtrrft>w
locomotive engine (an engine which
morn from one place to aoelbec)
WWHMI

loeomotive-man (Inter of a loceino-

tuelmiWwifn.

locomotive orfiana (of m animal) ffw-

Bfn

locomotive power BwaTt-nfvs
locomotive workahop wfeB ?TT?n/-
locomotne yanl Ji}f.
locomotor /Tlcc- (a trarelling motor,
ai iliitinguialiotl (rare a atationary
niotor) WaefjB f».
locomotor ataxia WRW>inTWnt
j,o*lcru>r apinal arlcroiia
^jjwrrwr

locomotor organ Zeol- HWWH n.
locomotor lo4 ^oof. SwFW-^r*
loco parcBtia, in RrTT-firn k WtB ^
loco »licil-ninmn' alieil r.lf. wfew-
niptii

loco-vfiopoloco-worlrliop
I oc o- V. o t k ah 0 p — 1 oco. lb o p wf«B TOUT
/•

lociilarel/. niT-

loculicolal adj JJet ( tT.)

loculicidtl Jehiacence jtet.

m

loculna nwT m.
locum tesen* WnTr

locua 1 £i«L (poiition of gene in the
ehromoaorae) tMwft /.

2 dIelK <m M.
locua of poinia Phyt
locus of the ort'in of pedal* of
ftiica area 3/oth.

^ *1

locua aigilli (the placo of the teal)

(LS ) gri-wn *. G wi )

locua atanili 1 (place of Handing)
fwfir-^trw n.

2 (a riglit to appear in * eoort or
parliament* a right to be heard)
tTBWWlflTO. atWatrfvJ^Tt ov-
locust 1 imu

2 (any apeciea of liobiaia TTnitpr-

iraffi) rrrijyr m.

Locuata 2oct. fmu-nnnfa
L. viruliasima QTH'SmT
locuat bean (Ccrdtonio iilipuo) nsv*
ftrtW an-

I.ofualelia Aru (the

birds hare no tong but utter an
occasional note toundiog like

cAirchifrr *()(1)
locuil po<)»<oeual bean
locust iwarmf^^
locgat tree tJWff-jq
lode <7«f «?? f«.
lodcman (pilot) m.

lodcmanagc «4pm'UTV n.

Id Jestooe o losiMoue arer^pff rn.
lode tiuMvein tin
1 Oil "C R ilBni RV.
lodge r<;. I

2 nrn

3 (aa, a complaint) ^TWl,

(^ftWTX) tnjw

4 Ajtic. (to (ail or lie down, as
grass or grain beaten down by
» lod or rain) wwnww, ftrwi

loilgcpole pine (used lor tnaVing
homes) rv|^.SttSt
Itiifger n

lotigiog ellowsDces Aunt
lodging bouse Awtsi-^
lodging of claim ssvwww! BrgWvTin
lodging or alrcping scrommodalion

nk anno wtk «t ^yiTw

fcKfgings m, (i,«

abo>le)

spartmesis ignsjBfk
lodh tree (^yvaptocM rac«motii)«hf as-

(B.,N.,U.),

lodicute Bel (reprcvontinp. a pen*.

asth in Graroincve) ».

Lodoicea Bot.

L. aeychcllarum (cocoinat of the
ifaldtrcs, double cocoanut palm,
aea cocoanut palm) yiHVU
mfikw (Ihn. ?Rfli mUiiH, OuJ.
efffllj Tel. Kimudropufra-
Jbiva, Feraian narpitc&i^ri)
loess

locisical aoil

Lotllcr'a l>aciUus ire Corynebsrtcri.

urn dipbtberiae
log n. I Stgr, dlfwaT m , WJT

2 Fortitry (piece of wood of the
full thieknesa of the stem) Ctgr m.,

3 (the record of the rate of a abip's
speed or of her daily progress) n(3<

m.

4 (a record ofperforBisaee)rft‘?t9m,
(logarithm) fl- (tin) •

Logsnisccse fT^ftP^'T^mdrom
SlryfAnoi

logarithm IfetV /. (the aoeient
word IS br, which hia been es>
tended to btf in order (o aroid
contusion with b* section, forVf
’loganthtn’ sea introdae*

tioD, XXT, note 1)
logsnlhmie ad]. btfT*
logiritbinic curreBlogiillc curve or

lincbri'^

logarithmic decrrmenl Bhy*. b^f*

part*, ilfG rat*

logirilhmic difTerentlstion Jfeik.
b?T-STB*5r^

logirithmic grspliieal rcprcicnistion
Sinliitiri b^- fksjr^
logartthinic law
logarithmic scale bTl’brl),
srf)

logarithmic series J JfafA.bri'btft
2 Statiilici ilTl Sim
logsrithmlc spiral JfalA. b^I-fsTO
logarithmic theorem tnvni-S^
Iog-l>ook 1 o sea journal f* hooV jn
which It entero-1 the daily progresa
of a ship) ^nfa Bvnft /.

log cubic contents Fornlry WTjttPT'

nfrm*

loggtihatd 902 long-aared bat

toggerhtid Zool (a Tery Urgs turtle)
TTsra?^ m

Joj'iog Ferejlry (tb* ©T-eratioo ol
coQverting foiled trees into logs
I F R ) atfiT finrt'n « >
logging expenses Fortilrv
irn,

logging operation Forestry WIJT*
frahi n , a-H-tl

logic rrl 5twi al *»

deductive logic fliulMt ai
inductive logic Tjrnfl

logical fidi 1 aif-i'iH-e *rillf?i
fuf**®

2 «l«TT. tri?!?

logical conclusion airt'T’f
logical division (illusion of genus
into species) snf^

logical memory Ptychcl enrtfwi

logical relevancy rt%3’* «i-

logical thouglii wig?
logician arfi* m

logico (logical and)
logico metaphyiieal atU nb'nf'W
lo^slic curve Blogarithmie curve
logiitie linealogambmio curve
logiiiica UU (that branch of tbe
military art svbiah etnbracee tbe
detaili of the transport, qesttsnag
and sopply -of troops in ntlitary
operaliona) / (Oarm

Troniport weien Ttrpfit-

guitgi Kiien, Ttrffittunf ‘victuals',
S'rfWl)

log lifter Forritrp

log line (for oieaiurisg tbs rats of
motion of a ship) ITT^ m,

log measure egr-stn
logroll rt Bga RIT*I
leg rolling 1 eijraTW n

2 (a eombiQing to assist another in
eoosideratioa of aatislanca lo re-
turn Mpceially among politicians
for aceompliahmsnt of political
aads) fltevug

log leasenisg Ferufry Stjr-^nftqw
log storing Forulrf •Jt'ltnfOl
logwood j {//uCTuroriiloii coMpaeilso-

■an] 11.

2 •• logwood Hue (a colour, rod-
dish bias iwl 1 b bus, of very

low srt saturation and very low
brillianee)

logwood black Cot Ind. vbitj WT3
logwood, chips and extract Cot- Jnd.

tthtj, «vt »pn tnt

logwood liquor

•logy It , -fO /., -5HW B.

Lobmanella ^oot (liveaio the body*
cavity of tbo Urochorda) 5*u^l b*
^•snnft

lQin«fz/
loin cloth riinn
loiter (b 5vn TOT

loiter over ooc'a work cnrwtO ¥TOi
*T*f H ^ gfWI
loLaoaoCliioese green
Loltgimdae Zad BtT m

Loligo (a genua of squids) Zool <19*
wft irsift
L. vulgaris (ntnval

Lolium ifot (geoDS of rye grass) iftvT*

L pereoae (rye-grass) fnwivB ^tVT*

Rqimq

lolliQgite siu)h^ n (40% iroB.Vt.
for^m^O arsenide. (or
mtnerel)

lollipop trsgvt A.

Lombardy poplar (ropulus nigra
slo/ifo) th»* in

lomeot a lonieoium Dol.

( ** 1 .) "»

lomeolsceous aJj Sot
wjTwwflu

lauiCDtaccous benaceous legume Bof
w jUTU^ff vrftv ftisdt
lomenlum 1 w lomenl

2 ((nut) Her (transverse septa) KJ*
BWtO* n

looebitis Bol Tax (apoar ahspod)

London chteinc blue-black It c (ait
chrome blue D

London pink(OrraAiiimro6errianiim)
TWi ni,

London proof gallon Vtvn VI BinT

London proof mm vrsvii A RtrrT

vrfan

London rovkrt (Sstrnirtoin irio) TVR
ertv fFi , drrnf) situt
London smoke (« eoloar. reddiab*
ytllew <him In hue, of low wv

•atnration and low ^ bnihaaea)

lonely od;. 1 eftsi

2 qvtf

lone pair Phvi (wban it does not act
at a bond between atoms)

3 »R ^

long adj I ^1 9TWT

2 (extending over a great or conn*
derabla reach of space or time)

VT9*, ^unlvTld

longan [Cbm lun; yen lit ‘dragon’s

eye') = dragon's eye (^ephefiitns
fonpana) Wirn% m

long armed aheath-tailed batdfamn.

’(15 Riy tifw JVS 9(J
longbeak Zoof (l5v*g m.
long bill FinaiiM (IWISt fifTR
long billed calandra lark Avet (15*

long-billed horned lark Avet (15-

long billed ringed plover Avet ()5-
WJ frtO fefpT

long-billed wood partridge Aoa (t5*
VBjuBfafviT

long billed wreo-babbler Zrea (t5*
vxgftft-gftvi
loaglodieil Cth rrcrvn trifB
long boled adj Forrifryipiw^
long celled ad:
loog chord Sure sftvT
long ciliary nerve Ophlhalmel (15

long-clawed shrew Hamm (l5->TVt

T 5 *^

longclolli (a fine, soft, closely woven,
bleached cotton cloth) WJI. fn^4l

long columnar adj. .dfineraf. ((5-

wnftu

long eolomnar crystal (|5 tVTtOurr?
long, continual and peaceable enjoy-
ment Law 9^1. (ntt sfiT

long-crested liornbill Aiet (H TiTV
wnftvirt

long cycle J'oreitry (15 W
long dated ad;. (tB^vlvf
long-diilance magn-J-ltion
fttlTOB

long division IfalV. (t5 vmf

long-eared bal('i»^ jfj

long-.md owl 9<0 lona-Hm. ehingoi

long-eared owl Ave»

longer dated aecunlies
jrfsrj^}

longer period w^fil

longer route HtA. «»»^i

*nd

longeMt^ 1 (long duration of lifa)
o.

3 (length of life) «T3 1*-
long erity of aecd *ft fctJlUal
long exchange Hi ("♦»"!

longejed sharps (s sue of needle)

long-felt want •rraWtRTI

long focus lens Piyi dlt?

long hand Umi-^ fefl/-
shorthand

long hand (of a cloeh) ^14
long handled aiw •aw,

«T»nn

long hopper closet ^yyiens tjld

long hnndredweight (L ewt)
iTWl«t.rl)

longicem (a beetle) ^4>tn nv.
longifolma Bet. Tat (baTing long
learet) 'Sl'Mvd

leogispinot Sot. Tas. (bariog loog
thorns) ^*2

longtaslnas Bet. Tax. (rery long)
^litre

longitude ifaJh, / » ^?n-

*5^ ^ A.

longitude star .diimi. fwin-ton
engitndinal edj. (lengthwise)

«tW (sg+»WW length). •rtUTO-
lougiludiaal axis WKinm Mgr
longitudinal band Anat- WWur-^
longitudinal collecting doct j'eet,
wwirt-^l nwjtft
longftndinaf cutting Forulrt

arw

onptudinal dehiscence Bet. WraT'
MTtI MIOIt?

leagitndiBal doubling Biel, ara^nn

fppiw

loDgitodiaal dart Feel, wr^iu fiWkf)
longitudinal fibrea Pr^ttolmcl. a tw n-

1^3 .

longitudinal fission Zool, K^iuisi

ftstm

longitudinal groove si'Aiaid nwldl
longitudinally stnnmi. *t

longitudinally orientated Fcrettry
Vt^TUTtt WjWlPld

longitudinal muscle «Pntl*Wt» •I'di-

afm-’nft

longitudiqal pilch Eh^im. "'wi’Tid

longitudinal plan MHIUld
longitudinal plane er^pipT ns
longitudinal ndial aection n'4|tllH

longitudinal row Bet
longitodinal aection BiOt at'-IIQlil

\rx.

longiiudittai spilt I Bot

Prrre

3 ^oofc W3R

longiindinal strain, linear airain
PMl/t. sT^IUirf fciAisa aTpntT faan
longitadintl tenaion PAya. at^^TUlit
arraft

longitudinal wave PA*t. M»MTUTtlWT*T
loagitadjscl ware train pAyr wsTt-
WUtfftn tTRtl

long known ^'«}H ^ 9TV, Iw^jyTB
long-leared pine (Pmua paluilnr)

long legged hotsard Jen

long linea PtiAeria wrft ^
short line vlft vlA
greit hoe Oft
loDg-hred od>. ( f^)

long ofGciation WW77T5I

long oTsl glasses C^AlAainol. ft?W*

long-pending fwT •»mH. &

(VuTtrfta

long pepper (Piper (oejun) ftut^
/. (B.,U.,M . Tel.),
long period

long-period market ftufil

long.period Uei>d5lalitlica <l5^^

long-period variables Attren. fn
Jong prismatic Sfintral ^ ttfftfire
loug-rangcod/. 1 ^-
sftiirt'lT

long-range bomber ar.l,
long range Bghterjf,t.
long-range forecaat ft ft W lif ^r^a*
HH

long-range heavy bomber Ifil- Ijj*

long rale ftuhPt *^5

long roil (in the Afedical College)
fiWT dlHidfe

long roHs (personal r6x~*us) frfST

M iuufa ( sufrra;

long season crop

long section Bot. w-flNra

dr

long service

long sight

long tights Svrt.

long-sulked

long standing custom

long staple (cotton)

long-supled aJj.

losg-uilcd ad},

long-ttiled bat afomm. ^

long-tailed broadbill ^fcei

long tailed grass-warbler ^ces ^1^-
S<5J

long-tailed mari&ol J/josns. tftt-St?

lo ng-tail ed shrew ilamm.

loDg-uiled tibia dees lftt-S«9 «{lrT
(dnr? saeieat word)
loDg-Uiled Iree-mouse dfonm. ftfr-

long-term od/.

long-term capital jvft

long-term capital mutemenia

long-term convicia

long term credit ftuWt UiUtl

long term finance

long-term flaeination Sututtca ftul-

vrfu

long-term licensing scheme ftuHfl

wgsjTUM tfhni

long-term losn tfluHRl Tart
long-term o«ciIIations Slatietin ftuf-

long-term policy ftfit

long term rate arj

long lerai securities sft-

sjfjiirt

long term vacancy ftvhrfir
long tune changes Slaliifict

long*U»» •xpotun 904 lophopltoxs

loBgtime ejposutf pjioioj

loD? title FT*i tJlq*
long tixd iliDt Arts a"(fl

loo- ton (1 tn 2210 lbs) = gross
ton, shipper s ton ^sm«l
ttv» (TIS^)

long totsli (long tots) 2!alh

tion of long columns of figures) ^
nht,

loDgnlite ifineral (s cryitsJlito of
elongstoii form) BtWPSJ >B
long Toysge wtfl si^unil
long wheat

long winged bat i/amm T^Vtl srj
Looicera Hot (genus of boney sueliles)

L caprifolium (perfoliate honey
lucVlol^irra

L glauca (eorolta yellow— Sasu]

L japonic* (whit* floweri— Br. FI

L periel7aLeQuia(coiaaion Konev
eaehle) inwi*9 ITJ^

L, tijlotteuin (Tr ehaers/euilU drt
Aoiei, Qerm

Sertebel Fiislier p 159. Fr- fiai«
'hedge', Oerm /7«hs ‘hedge )
JTJtp (tft 'hedge')
look ^ n

look after viB'fl

toaVing-^asa plaalaalleriticu liuo-

T*llS

look left *(rt

loob'OUl, be oo the (TTV % tgatl

look right iftT
loom^ttn (eocient word), «Ttrr.
loom card (for a licensee) %>l Vtrr
loom Slate (cloth) (as it conjoi out of
the loom)
loonf^tnxfVm
loopitnf)/

loop ecrial Tiya TOft tnw *5

loopconJactor TAyf 2 nfl-<rflt¥

loopee •« measuring worm iTecl.

Ttj»»n «. (?tf«a 'r»ufi)
loop ungevnft-wnm
loophole ^ ^

looping manner Zoof

looping moremeot rjn rtfw
loop of Henlewlfenle’a loop
loop of retrogression J,trn g4n.

loop pilesierrjQoops lUndiDg out)

loose aib 1

2 (not fastenpil) KW^. gWJ

9 (free from bonds)

4 (diaconne^-ted. random)
5lsoil)ftlPro,fS^

6 (diisolnte> immoral, lewd) HT,
wflTWlfl

7 (wanting in restramt) wAvtf,

firfim

loose bulk consigomeAts HVIt tTtf)

nW*!

loose cards Com. snv

loose character

loose cloth (nnpacked cloth)

*«rfT, ^ *T^t
loose conduct W€!Wf*I
loose coupon TT^gfSm
loose form BW
loose fcce aaod Otoj firfsra Sw;
loose grate ^9i*i9TV
loose juw^WlBtsU
loose knot /orcitiy B^i

nh

loose te>f an«

loosedesf binding «t«t(*TI B*4W,
jWTT'nw

loose JesfbiuJios cover# efUt-BBsPB'

•mtrt. 5TO<mu»»Ptrrm

loose-leaf ledger Hti - Til

loose leaf record atCtrlm

loose leaves
loosely packed cellsOol

loosen pg frilkee, €lei| wcei
looseness (of the loil) ftlftBin J i
fj TTFTW

looseness «C leclli d/rd m

(from 9J1J

looseningUKaaotliraftt^W n,

«TWI

loosening eSect fc(«wwi(t arm
loose powdery pollco Dot

tsff^uu wm

loose pulley Slack, (not pinned to
tb^thalllW^WITfT
loose rock )nt

loose sand ftrfilV WJ
loose scree fnftw frrw
loose tedioenl a«9 WB4C WWnt
loose thanliBg /{(g, aryinB

loose amut

opp covered smut in^>i
loose soil rttfitw r3?fl fhft
loose tools atr;
loosh woman Wfi, /,

loose wool Itrftra aiir, 5*i

loose woolly hatr Bol ftlftfst WnV

rfJT

lop eh. Foreilry (Fr. ibranchmtni^
(to cut cf one or more branches
of a tree, the operation not being
dona for the benefit of tlio (reo as
inpromog —I P.B )snWT*^?,

«Ksn

topping BSk^
lop and top Toretlry «RtrtZ
Lope* root tree (rodisfio <utofii»)
(B .K„ Urn)
loph Zccl. ^ n-

Lnphiodon raUcntel (a genus of
Eoi. 9A« pecifsodaetyl* alUo>l to th*
tapir *^<*1) aulaajB'Bjrfii
lophiodonl ■J^TRCgw in
LojdiiOifontiJae 3BhtW;q*42rM.
lophiomyidac Zoof (it Ins been
termed the "erestod rat" on M*
count of tlie prominent crest of
atiif Jisir ruiinng down the biBk~
esn \ 476 ) %tT m.
Lopluomyiuae »»

Lopluoray* £mU
L Imhaust arnn’w

Lophiotherium Paliantol. mfWB-
HWlfy

Lophms Zool. wfitSTt iV n gtn ft
lophohranch ZocL n

Lophobrancliii Zeol f'lutt Kills’ —
Norman p 40) •J'tJfiftu rW n.
Lophodolus Zoof (Gk lopkot 'cteet,
tuft' (fofon ‘daggsr’) giTTftTW*
RVlfsl

L. ncanthagoilhus c*;gg giWsl**
lopholool Zooi fTTm
Lophogaiter Zool (thoracic trr«nd*.
Roa are biranious— Pif f 423) srpsg*
tTunrft

Lopbophaoet Atel

orest. occurs in gJT)

L. cnstalni (created titmouse)
sttBpet ^aietijw!

lopbophore Zool, (tentaole-snppi'r'
ting organ— Uacd«raon)4citWWyn.

Lophophonit 905 Joit coiinter*Tectipt

Lophopliorat Avei (r^

MCient

Lopbopodaarhybrtoltemtta

LopKopu* z«A

liopbottipis Zooi. «i«^-asTfiT (rn

I24Sfig 205)

L. Mllei (n)TT*7-RIV^
Lopboiriorihu Aeet ^ftw*inrif?T
(ft? long filETT cro«t)
l/>phura Avei (genus consisting of
the firebsels) (lower

back ?*S k fiery golden re>l ’'F’l)
lopoIitU Ge<?l (hm Uie forco of k con<
Ckvo con\cs '31** lent— Chtmbort)

lopping Foratry (Fr eironrAonmt)
TTiwnsM^ n 1 viRV-zr}

tOppXDg

lopping for fodder % fsttr

loppings Forttiry (Fr> r<tne<it<z
«Mp}i) f ^t?nwT/ . niwr^
lopping lyitem Forutry

loquit {Ertoldrya iiiponim) gf’rfg
(It , (^4l<

loran (long range rkdsr nirigstion
•>itnm)^^^ *n.

lorsnditr m, ((H^- for

IJislliumt »ri. (or Jrirfl krienie.
lor suipbtdk, «(v (or
rainersl)

Lorinlliarrse i7o{. ti.

Lorinlliut ZTjt IVT^ftnrrft

!<. eltttkui (brkctt are ml— Bssu]

I. falcatut (the plant is a parstite)

(Rata nrn)

L. loDgiflonit grtjrr-^TTXl
]« vettilus (common on the oaki
of the W. Hiiiuls) k-Tr. 111.792)
TVTft

lord 1 aifinfitm.

2 (s title I noMonisn in England)
wlttr 1 1

Ixird Adtorjte (the principal crown
lawjcr in Seolltnd— Wharton)
jrerwtfiTtin

I..>rd n»iiircl1orW5T nn«l«
IxiTilChirl Jusnee

liOrd GoJ t wonder plant •• buod<

red holea (JTirperieim ptr/oralum)
fltllW in

Lord Itigli CbancelloTa Lord Cban*
(cUor

lording » lordliag aipifrrv n.

Lord Justice S<gT**tl|tlll4Vf^

I.nrd Keeper «> lord Oiaacellor
I/>rd Keeper of the (•rest Scil
jjguwfinfH
lordling = lordiog
Lord Msjor trer Otnnrnfi
Lord o( the Admiralty ^TfdVWi*
aflflTV (one of the Doard of Adoii.
rklty)

Lord of (be Trejtiiry %I^Iilll>RlnTrr
(member of the Treasury Board)
Lord Privy Seal = Keeper of the
Privy Seat tHr^in-TV*
lords.aoddadies J)at iirOvt n>
lordship 1 vt7(^ /.

2 (dominieoi poirer> aathority)

•rfiwr^ n.

9 (a title applied to a judge)

My !.ord,\ourLord*bipiihT^.af)7^
lord spiritual ^It.aftrfit. trfW afWfil
lord (eniporat aA^d
l^reai rurve Sfnritliea (showing dir
peition) anftm w*

Loreasinis ampulla tf* Savi'a
ampulla

Lorens's method (of determining
resistance* involving the rotation
o( a diso in the enrth'a issgnelie
hehOrky* ftvwwwn-flft
Lorelle proaiag Dot. (culling the
suRitner shoots down «o duly to i
in. from the base — UeLoan 1 614)

lorgnettes (an e)egUss with a long
haiHlIe) f*nvr« A

lories Zcol. (shell of a few forms of
Cilikts)«f^/.

Lonrsts y Zf«l (in Chordata) (srmor.
0.1) oipl, TOifwWnvi M.

(n'PI infrannlor)

Cf. Pilots {VniYwi . ttsixAinvi

3 (id Molliisea)°riteopHora
lorietti ~ Scleroparei
lori<]>irt .Itri SUtIVTC.(aaoienl word)
I.otit Zool nrflr

IiOritiJac (famil)) m.

Loritinsc nt.

Lorius Tool Rguc-tnnfJr (j« lory)
loro account

lorry 1 sTRtITR, « (a low

truck)

3 lily, (hand pushed)
lorry drner STITCH WW*
lory (a kind of parrot feeding mostly
on loft fruit and on honey of bees)
«.

lose tb, 1 (to miss from one's posses*
Sion)

3 (to be deprived o() flTfWd

9 (to suFTor loss through tho death
or removal oO

4 (to fail to gain or win) CTTH

fi (to wander (ronii to go astray
from) firnTR, ftsiHd
lose water (rA
loie light of $u let! sight of
losing lime (the clock is 1. 1. )

*TRT(0erm. naebgeiieu)
lots fifu / (Const )• WOTR m
lots, damige and depreciatioB
TIWTR

loss, deteriorat lOD or ilestnielios (if^,
sttgm mm rto

lois falls pnnupally on «) bmpris
lots incurred

lost ID iTsniii rtrft R WPTT, rrrf*

loti of n day ditron- r^tt
lost of husinett

lots of ritiaenthip RirifirfR-rPl. ttlH*

lossofionsortiiini^toRR^^-B^Tl/,
loss of eje-sighl gffe «ttn

loss of kinetic energy nfnv snri

loss of profits or gains RTR inm
SlRlflR 1^ gift
loss ol ship WFiuiR-rN
loss of light xCt stnm

lost of lime miB-xift
loss of weight strr-gift, wrr ttm
loss of will power (rrwntn os.
loss statement gift.ftypn
lost tuitaiucd Xlft, Bttl* gtfts

St 5tft

lost (tAj wVui rm
lost bill Com. gvt ftrsi
lost cheque Cow. gtJl
lost counter-recelpt

loit d«*d

90S

lower cltii Unit

eft snfci
lo!t defi

loat drpoait receipt Silt'S,

^ TtS? snfti
loat gooda tat^

lost grant
lost instrument

lost interfsl werrinl ges (atst)

lost note gtSWUTl
lost note proieJnre ges in<^ sf^'-tT
lost note requisition slip gw-wi^
irjirt ^

lost or destroyed «tsn »RI •rtWI ^
lost or not lost gett Htr^l nfS*^
lost overbotrd ^ firm tt? ^

rnt

lost pissport titai TRTtr, 3^ WTa
lost properly gra

Icil proferty office Biy geaetj-

lost sight oftf^giai
ios,t stir dKren IJ'S WTTI
loit iloleo, destroyed inatilsted or
defsced prizo benils <rl^, gnv,
•rfi™ srear <•

»*«

lost ticket B;» 5 ^ ^ siVfft Jirt
fr*

lot 1 (k group ot sitielM oderod s^r
ko item (or sile) tm n , ^

3 Wtn^ n (ludesiiQ])

3 *n»a-qtta fi

Lou Zod. ((anas a( the bntbolsl
erf’idl tntift

I- vulgaris (burbot) tn*n»«-cf»rir)
lot »nd KOI (dotiaa lo be pud by
persona esercisisg tbe electiro
(raceliua in certkin citiaa before
being klloeiod to rote— Aiykr p
753 b) ii'i;m gra %

Ixiten s susbiril ,Sr/i rr ?« intfcifrai
(k band List of maroon tsi nait tbo
breast)

lot 10 •lotion it^Vt pi
lolio eanihindini ■caolharidio lotion
irpUT

lotio hedrirgrri (lira TTtf^ «a-
an

lotion «T>n n

Joiio nigra . Mark Ution . Hack
■ sib > aqua pbagedienica sign
rkeeos »TirSm^

lotio olei amygdklM amnoDiattip
ammOBisted almond oil lotion
foraiiOfns niain-%®
lotio ros»e=*rose lotion inw
lot money (kobkigomkdoVy nn kue*
'tioneer for kkch lot of goods aotd

by bim) jjeei n
lots (Tiiimtl* «

drawing of lott si|iir(t(% fi*i«*di
loltery MliHfl/.

lottery method of aampling Bldfiifsei

^ IS

loltery of6ee UltQ^I
lotting (bomogeaooni bleodtog of
cordite) mfesfl as.
lotas n

lotas Bet "twiftis^l-ajllft

L.corniculatsi a:=bird'a.foot
trefoil (it haa clasiUko pods)

lotus lily CVympboM olbo)

lotos teooa(Cotis<i anpiiali/otiA)SdT<A

f. (Dua)

loudly ebaileiige 4:% ft BW^rrn
loudoessseToieine Jcosis n
loud note figjw WT, *ein#-Wf
loud speiker s*rft fttmw

lounge gtPPi *n
louse 3*1 /.\
body louse
crab lonte ^in
loQseberry a erow>kilter (dnomirto
eocrsilat)S(mmft/ (Hm* Den. Ca|.
TajJ

louse.bome aJj epiftv
lousewort (genus Padiesrlorss)

louTcr fWwunrsi n.
louTsred ft d stiStn
louvered shelter ft br Ui* arpTO
Louvre vealiUlor i/gysena (strips of
glass slant npvrmrdt from eataids)
fVdwi^ wo i nn

lovsge (Coroes roplievps} VTTift /,

(a,N),w*ww
love apple — loiaslontng m.
love grass TirPjq is

lovc'in idleDess — beartaes*n ir.afa

Iriroler) egw PS

loTC-liri llseding (^nuroiitkiii pan.
grdrttllm^nt ^,U)

low ttdi. 1 ^ higbitftin

a(o( relatively little importenen
or o( inferior standiog) WW
8

4 (meani bue, coktae, Tnlgtr) RT*^,
irra

6 (depressed, dejected)

6 (id names of colours) ■ (briUianee)

fil-.ftUR

b (aeturktiob) siuJ^tH

low n Ifiitorol. (an area of low bare-
mettio preesnre) sftR'ftr *»
low altitude bombsight (LIB) Badar
tft^stm (^f a. 9 )

low-allitnde 6ghter Iftl. •flftuT'n si*
lew altitude pliniailona Fartttrt
r.tli!ltiIU-{tTTiT

low-bombing BTEfW

low caste quanecs ftvstcfit 91^ V
91H^
low cloud

low conduetiBg p»p», fftati). »I»T*
ft9T{l(rL)

lowcoodueior Phfi trrtft^lTR
low Countries (Kslbarlands) ftvW
n (ef ■tI id wtCT9<)
low country ftyt

low cover Ferutry (kb* takll plastls
net being part of tbe fornt eropii
•neb aa tall herba and abrnbe^
I PJl ) ftytma (-Rw+itm'i)
low diligence Law t9V7 tntftKTI
low duty arei em ft9
lower ad;. 1 W9T, W9T, fint
3 Gaol. WWT

S Gael (aa defining tbe feologlea)
ages) WT^

lower rb firpw. Owt «TWTi T9TT91, RtT

lower apie giTtftTR n
L ower A nstral Dieftcg, iwfcw etfitft*
tirjier

lower iverige quality f3ru RptR Vift
lower boundary Staf iiliea Ptyl trohr
Lower Burma qutkrr.babblrr Jm
9191 itfew gftw
lower cadre fkyi fnrfi
lower canopy Boraifry Piyr ftrrr9
losrer canopy layer roreHry
fVn^ SWT

lower cbordale Zed. WWT (*391 ■{.
lower rlasi Bfy firyi Irfl, ftvnft W»
lower tlaaa limit ^ (iWT»t tftin

Icwir ccntroUiss tUli

907

Icir water rsttk

lower controlling rti5

lower court i-yiUV

lobordmate court ^

isfenor court WTT
lower culmination Jjtrm. 'TST tTr*

lower dirisioo (oI a lerrica of the
fame cadre) Pfl* TTSTI, fir? ^ _
lower diTision clerk fir? fTWri
lower diTision. lelect grade clerk
fit? Ifuin, sTt ST?
lower epidermu efTT etftTiti erST

wfitm

lower exchinge fit? ftfirttS
lower fixed poin* P\gt. irtfT ftST

lower girment n (from f‘3^)

lower grade fitwt ST?
lower hall I (of a G. P. note) fir?r4i
*^?t«rrsnwin
a Ifaffc. wstr*

lower hottte WTt ?T?, ss? *tT^
(Const )

lower house of legislature ftsRtrtT?

ssttnrsitT^
lowenog n-
lowering ol coDeestrttios wiw‘i*4si
lower ]iw •rfftg3

lower lid B palpehrt inferior > p
nsalaruwlower e;felid OrKlhalncL
srsrstAfi.

lower limit (fisi

lower lip (rvrfkv ( and both are
correct)

low ermaxUIary plate r<xi(
lower middle clast fits? ?*?« ?it
lower oak.cooiferooi Forttirv fitr^
UT5 *t jsrft
lower order* firt^ Wt
lower oxide ifiw trftu
lower Paloeolithlc culiure fimt
srmfrTTft

lower paaecoger deck first Sifif.ira
!owerpilcb(o(heat wares) fits?

ftrsrn (SitBl
lower pUots fTTT «fl^
lower plite (m a theodolite) Sarr.
*rST St

lower plate clamp (la a theodolite)
Surt »r>rT-<Tt-A?T
lower post fiiwwT SX
lower quertile Stoisitics sr?twrJ»

lower school

lower secondary Edttc. ^

lower selection grade Admn. fitSS

lower semce fill? ItSt
lower sign ifotk. srST fs*

Lower ^ilonan = OrJorician GeoL
arsT

lower skin £at. snrt
Lower Sonoran tone i>Mt;cO|7
nItTfiitiT 4 :ii 5 t A
lower etandanl fit*B OT
lower standard certificate Fcrcatrtr
firt? sn^t-vyiua

lower storey Fcrettr$ fit*? stTJTSf
Lower Sabordinate EnpDcenng
Semce Stufi? mfimfi??
tower snhordioatc establishment
firt? ftuftr SsirJ*II

lower eabordisaie staff fiir? irqfiT

lower surface rk»* «?T
lower transit datron
lower world (bell) ?TT ok
lowett adj‘ I fit*?*?. ST??, ???

2 ifatk. *5*?

lowest tecepuble quality fit*?*?

5 rft

lowest hidder fit*?*? fi r?*?

^ 5 ^ tii 9 n

lowest canopy class Fornlrf fit*?*?

lowest coionion dcoomioator J/olJi.
tra fx

lowest common multiple Jfailt.

lowest local rate fit*?*? tQi-fl? *T
lowett pofitiou dfath fit*?'!? fiufir
lowest pnce fit*??? (ace prices)
lowest Kerenoe Officer fittHfl? *T**?
wfiirrO

lowest term Sfotk

low exchange fit*? flfiin?

(or lowflring aircraft

ftar-^ i fitX

low forest fii*-i ??, (coppice

wood)

low forking Ftrestry ^*? fat i|» ft
low-frequency current urg

low gride metamorpliiam FttreQ

r?*??A

low head fits?g(H

low head plant %*?-*fi^^?**

lowland 1 (Fr. tcrrai* fcoa) fiit-ttif?
moorland

2 (low lyisg cesntry)
lowland firsswbite fir
lowland plain (Jeev- fit*?’I.-W?l
lowland station fif*?lj^?n?
low level f?*? tra

low level Darjeeling binhsHetuIa
cylindrovtichvs

low level latcnte fi t *? ?? gxft?
low life (social life of the lower class
of people) ft*????? fii*-i •.() ad
tow lying a ij ft*?
low.Iving area ft*? Jr?
low magnifying power PAia ???•
fiitiio-’-XTf??

low mKonry weir Imp tft?

low power OyiHalfS-*! fit*? wfV, »t5?

low pressured y.) SJx^\. ft*? fijiJt*
(ft ft ), ??? ftiftx (?. ft )
low pressure area Pr*?firft* |t*
low pressure centre ftT?ft?tT%»x
low pre«*ute gauge riy* ftwft ' fr n
?T?

low.pnced aJ:-

low quality site reraali-y fit*?.!!?

low rainfsll bt? ???
low reliefwbavso rilietOBhas-reLet
Art ft*? 4^*^d
low shade ft*? tr?l
low-sided truck Bfy. fiit ? q i tj ?I^
low-aided wsgon Flv. ft*?r?f? ?rg?
low Humps Fcrritry fit*? Drij?
low temperature ?*X *1?
low temperature thermometer ?*x*
RNUH

low tension (L.T ) f?*??T?fil (ft*I.)

high tension 3 v? ariTtft (r.sn )
low tension lines ftr? ?nft **g
low tension side firT?-iTT?fT-?tt^
low ihioning Foriitry fill? fitT??
low tide ft?? ?Tft (fee tide)
high tide ?*? 4 wt, **Tt
low tide mark ft*?-%?t-fuTt
low value stamps «« ^y?
low voltage Phyi tfi? fprv??!
low water ft*? ?*t
low water ca parity am otvruifjvi
low witer line'tJKV ftruXB-^eq •
low water mirk ft*? ftr?

arwfVj,

low wins

903

Ludoii’ line*

low w me (» we&k liqoor rrodueeJ D>
t1 B first distillttion ot wisli)

sf^n

LoxiiXtri (gonus conslitulod by ^*'B

erossbilU)

L rur>irostt» (crossbill) ?TTJrT*9

ll pitro|>»itl»t-ii» (p»rr erosshill)

l^zoroccus Bot

L. mjnrot* (found in Cejlon tlifl
bbbJ u used (or insstic»ti<in with
liBtel lite th\t nl tl e Arecsa—
B»5u) MIHWq fir^F^

Loxodon ^asf (teeth nldniue Gli
Jcroi ol Uiue )

loxodonl rai«fiti>l (h»vii g shxllow
>rv hollows hetaeen tho ridges ot
the coolsT teeth) niWT^ w
Losodoota Ailwinoi Trr'r?*?(n">nnf?t
(<*) elephant)

L •frtcaoi

losolrontewrhumli line iilran
Loxolophodon TaleonK^ (Gk (o^ei
‘cblnue)

loxolophoiloBi lalmlot

Loxomma £ec( (Gl lejet oblique'^
wima e)« ) ffwfe

Lsioeoms Zcet (e genus o( endoprec
tout pelyrotni peeulisr in not
(ortDing colonies— WebJ eonrfe*.
BTlfl

Ixixsoma Bot (Gk loiot crooked,
slentiog' + ioeu 'body ) VXhT mfri
K ruDainphaniii (the sole epecin
o( the genus— Genert I'llicum p
JO) RTWl sq T*d»I
laixsoRierrie Dot »*}n fW i»
loyalift tnrw^ m.
lojiI-toeMe TT»»rt
lojeh j wfr. n»wf« /. {u4 ellegiince)
loteo'e 1

3(«.c ofiaktfrfnr
1 r tlow pirasurel JrocA Pr (Kts^

1,.P, An (I,egsl Prenitioners Act)
ft tu.wf^ (Wf,«qT'Trfe-*fgf,ng)
L,V C, (lut pey eerlificete) (tkct.

(■‘‘•‘T* ^Mjptrrn) '

L,I'^>A (epplieation (or eutboriis*
lion to d ire— MN M w) «T4n.sn.
Jhfkrfy 4 fktt irflTint)

L. R (UwBeports) ft ft (ftf»-ft^-

t"!)

L.R (tiefisl Remesobratiewrl ft T.
(ftfjTtmrl)

L. R I (Lae Research Institute) 91.

It ^ w-^Tn-tRin]

L.KM (Und Rereaue Usnonl)

Tt ft (itkFPI ft’"(^)

L. S (leeee **Ur>) «t % (w^TO.%13)

L. S (Leprosy Speeikliit) ft (S^*

fttIT=l)

L S (LiTeclock8uperTieor}*f 9 (l^'
'Rt-Tiigi)

L S (toem tigilli ‘the piece o{ the
lesilg CTJ. (gsi-wn)

L salt C&m. < <r9W

L, S A. L C (Local SopemsioD <f

Rdncation Coniniittae)t91 9 f9 R.

(wpftt 9i>yn )Mi firri Rftft)

L senes PAya. XRiAt
LSES (Lower Subordioate £ngi>
neenne Serrice) ft «. ttl.ir (ftM
iftds wTOnirac Im)

L.SGf> (Locxl SeKCoTernment
DijJoina)99l. f9. 9
9kRlft)

LSI. (Livestect. Inspector) 9 ft.

(93iq ft^)

U (limit) J/orl sfKiOoi)

1. T (low tension) ft m (ft*!! STWft)
LtJ (litnited} «(I. (*(tftfr)

L. T lines (low tension lines) ft in
«»5 (ftw) mift 9=3)

L T M (Licence in Tropical Uedicmo)
s «i w (9*n>th nraGitR
Lly|*c Plya.«mhimT
l-U (iatacioiD) CAem ftK(WV5l)
lubbHlupp phtnel. (lonitde cfthn
heart, one long, another ihort) 91-

lubber e lioe«>liibIier e |>oint
lubber * |>oiii|o|ull>«(‘e line PAyi.
(n yerticsl line from which resdiags
ere male) Wiwwftwi /.
lubriranl ». m . Tn^lf9

lubriratCeA Tn^tgtl
lulirK-alingeArL Jtlf ftreR^

nw (imfl

lul-nealiis;; influrace nftgn gxn t
luhriratin' oil tm)g9 4«, fsur^ im
lubrieatiOB n

I ulrirator u

Lucanus cersus {s'lg beetle) RTin=9

lueetn=al(sl(a s purple medic
(.VeiiCTpO laCics) sn9irTrfl9I/.
■d.ueet s bacillus = Pastcurella cuai.

lueiil ody ftkTT

LuciJa Zoel. (this order comprisei only
one (amily the Pyrosomidae) tifil*

lucid iatervil i{td. (a temporary
period of sanity between perioda
of insanity or delirium) ft9*trH
W=9TTR

lucid interval of insanity ft9**ftT

Rantiei

luridus Bol Taz.

Lucircri>l.cucifcr
luriferise BiocAcm BAItltftr ns.
luriferin (ivei/er*f -in) RiocAcm. kwixi-
ttft/

lueifer matches » friction isitrbes
(ignite on frictiOD on any torlsee)

Lurili* (green bottle fly)Xoof>

nrft

L. caciar n* (f)9V)

Liirine Zeol (have a very long eylm-
driesUonl) r»«9T-nnft
Lucmacea (tuparfamil)) nR9T‘9rft(

Lueiuia Am
ancient word)

LuciniJae ,?oef TtW9T‘^ m
Luciola wlftxth mtlft
LucVuow QeoQ Rat|*Jl^t n . rwdS
lucky ad], witTtn:, »TF9ytwf) (A*!.)
lucky man xnT9Tr^(3^)
lucrelive arf;. 1 sraiift

3 Cioil Lata (scquired without a
valoable consideration) ft^99
lucrilire latcrrsl imnf) ftw
lucritive office ITRTift 9T
lucTihrr tide Late ft%9 er9
lurre IswTRm.

3 ST7FTR ei.

Lucy locket cuckoo-flower (Car.

ifamin* praieniii) n

Loders’ lines •• stretcher itrsiBS
(lines appearing on the smooth
surface of metsl strsiawl beyond
its elsatie limit— ^Veb) «r<nri
Ulolfe p 308/

ludigol

909

lunar occulta tion

lodigol = Ditro-anthriquinone 8ul>
pbonic acid Col. Ind

lactic ad], iled.
luctin

Luffa d)ct sjrnt^

L. acutangula (B ,M

Ben. Hin. fa’ll, Mai djinji)
L. acutangula vnr.amara^.flrnTV’
(Baau *5^1 till it, NadV
5:5*, Ben Hin 3O,

Mar *13^. Guj 3^?^)

L. aegyptiaca (gourd towel, sponge
gourd, vegetable apODge> washrag
sponge) (B ,N.

^Trrrtt)

U cehinaia ^Hmr^ (B..M.

Mar

L. pcDtandraisl. aegyptiaca
L. tuberaaaBMomardica tuberota
luSein fprirfiR n.

Luft'WafTe 1 (an weipoo. tit
attacV) CJC5US, ^rrnrtw n.

3 (air force of the Tliird German
Reich) WIJtRT/.

las (that which projects like an ear)
n.

lugarite (a form of analeite-gabbro—
Chamben] m. (analeite

gabbro ntniTR)

Inggtge #im m , gTHTR
luggage compartmeot Jriofitm

luggage rate nWH-wS
luggage rate table iify
luggage ticket Rfg.
luggage van Bfy. ?(*m-^T5W
lugwonn Zoel. (it burrows in taody
beaches between tide marks, genus
Jrtnirtil.i) ^^ryfa m. {^*1 tide)
lukewarm ad]. ^RTi

lumbago iltd. n, (from BengJ

lambardumbar vertebra

lumbar arteries Anat.
lumbar puncture
lumbar vertebra

lumber (timber eep. that tawed or
split into boardsi planks, staves,
etc. and of comparativelg small
, dimensions, in England called tim-
ber) titaaiU n.t

lumber rt. wcfl V7ig]

lumbering (Fr exptmtalion, Germ.
Hohttntchtag) n ,

mini

Inmberman (Fr. murcAand de boii)

lumbervagoo
lumbo-sacral plexus ^oof
jrwiw

Lumbricidac ZaoL tn

lumbriciform odj- ^ool SftWlT'FT
lumbricine udj. Eool. (of or pertain-
ing to the earthworms)
lumbricioe chaetae TlttH

lumbricoid ad], Zool

lumbncosis Ued. (infestation of ths
intestines with roundworms)

Lumbricuhdse m.

Lumbncus Zoel (a genus of earth-
worms) (itO^ an-

cient word)

L, rabellut (Lat. rabclfua reddish’)

L. trapexoides (the gastmla di-
vides into two, each half tubseqn-
ently giving nse to an embryo—
Pfl. 1417) wnnift-*r(Vw5i
lumen 1 (unit of Iigbt) m.

3 Anal • iTeof. (to a blood-vessel
or glaod, etcljjftnn
luiuioaJ =pbeno-barbiltl Pharnu T^T-
*1515 S’*

luminance wnwi/.
Iuminani=lumiDons
luminary (a heaveoly body tbit gives
light) aTtfkriu.

lumiaale=inuminsle th. WCRW
luminetcence PAys. WWHI /.
luminescent oA]. Phyi.
luminescing WWIWW n-
laminiferoasady PAya ( Pf,)
Inmioiferoos ether PAyt.BvrAc^tr,

luminosity wwrfwTT/. (fr- lumiuous
^vi4)

luminous ■> lumiaaot n iUomioaot
nd/. (4^)
lumiuous flux nXuat WI*(t
luminous organ Zool. (for the produc-
tioa of I4H— PH-l 49a) a»isili |,

Lnmmar Brodliuuipbotometer PAyi.

arraal okinfMiHiR

Lumnitzera Bol (the roots bend out
of the mud in the form of knees
for breathing purposes— Tr. II 648)
cfijfint-HTnfir
L. racemosa otr^fsre
lump ftvi, m.,
lump allotment fqvT
lumpers (botanists who ars endeavou-
ring to keep the number of spscies
as few a s possible— McLean 138)
44e'l’lUf H.
o}ip splitters
lumpRsti ftoyritw m.
lumps of earth firft
lumpsucker slumpfish
lump sum fteruftr, ntT43

lump sum allotment fjustif^ wziT
lump sum eontract ft*nif?r
lump sum payment ftemfir slhrsT
lunacy (Const;

Lunacy Act jnrrr nfvrfttnr
lunacy and mental deficseaey

lunacy certiDcate
lunar Z«I

Junar ad]'. 1 »»T-

2 Otem. (psrtaiDiag to tnoe)

lunar caustic Ckm (silver nl-
trate, fused and moulded into stieka
for use as a cautery) ntT
lunar cycle ditron. WS
lunar day dstron. Wr»5 Wirif f^,

lunar distance ditron. WT»5 ^TTT,

lunar diurnal ad> dsfron- enVj;
lunare = ]unatum
lunar eclipse

lu nar ec liptic limit dsfren, Wr*^
sflBT

lunar equation ditron.^StanflTn
lunar halo dsfron wr»Jr iniTBetW
lunar inequality difron. Wiijf W*m4|
lunar mansion ditron. SWB n-

lunar monDta”! diiron WJVJT «rf^

lunar month Jtiran. WTTt snt
Innar nutation di{ron,sWT*Jf fV^aR
lunar observation Aitron. WiT? Vv «.
ire aneieuS word)

ogcuitstion diifon. erT»]f — rr.

lun&i p«th»ib»tion 910 lyc»nlhiopy

lanir ptrturbition ^ilron.

lunir tible ^ilron • BTT'^

loDtr theory Attran- ■«i'S WTT
luiur time ^l{rcn

lunir wind dtlrcm. ^Plf
lunar year Atirem. ••PI II
Lunaipia (Lat. (und'mooo *^01 eapia
•abieldT ^ool
lunate ad/ Bot
lunate bonedunatum
UnaU0 m (Oontt J

cruninal Innatic niKlfH inm
non criminal lunatic v?T7T1^^

Innitic aiylnm n.

Lunatic Atylumt Act larinwi-wfil*
fritt

lunatic eonncti 7><n!
lunat.e priioner 7a?vi
Innauon iatron VI ITS «.
lunatamalunate bone , Zai
wivu n.
lunch n

lnDcheen g vg r iwU l n-, llltl Ct
Wit

lane Otcn «.

1 1**8 **•

a pu *i!y«

lung book Zod JTJI 5«
lung dclliiioD JiTad
lungGih Z^aol iwnnn m,

lung fluke Zaoi. jcjtm •. (flnkafte:

•D

lungi^

lung inflition ITad STJI-itratPl

lung reapiraiioa r<ri

lung ti.aue

lung trouble jeyq frcrt
luDitolar preceMion ^ilren V»I#tT

Iain Nadi Oto} (tka rieer alto called
hoaaadi) tnnn/.

Lnno ditron. ijfll XT®I «.
lainularia BeL lhaa ereioeat ebaped
eopev I«t. IviM 'mooo'T^ VI.

lupin

lupine I itltTVrnn.

S (a eolaon blue ^ la hue, eatura*
tioaandbnlli tacemoliumtlta) VI*

lupinia

Lupinus Bot. ^WlBW-tnirfl
ll albua Clii*oi4
L. Intena^ Cfirewi
L. (ubeari«>*ua = kidney eeteh (it
baa ailky leavea and belongs

to the pee lamily) PWPI

lupnlniBhops^honalus « atrobifl
lupuli Pkonn VIVjA
Lnpoa Altrvn m

luput Afed. (a entaneone disease The
aSeetton is toberenlona) ■uAushi m.
lurch Ply, «4HI9I
lurking Bau V#*, fiRltl, JWI
(lee tbeft)

larking bense trespaas XO0 Btm
ijiarato^Jl

torkiBg bonae trespaas by night La»
uft 9 B*7v ^

lurking place ZoU. firvn npT.

vwpr

LntonioU Area nr^ (the

bird la fonnd on Tananx tnJteti

iwtful «d/. fitrtfi { r\). fftii-iTTvt
Lntlganen'e beciltna (diaeorered in
typbilie) Utrftl
lastrel'g^j/.

3 Utn^al 'Hfk /.

dnll luatie v;

Oily laeire%3^;fo
pearly loetre vRei*^
ailky lustre iftJn gfii
lustcoua «d/.

lute CAeM. I n ([^t ‘mud) m.

3 »&. (to teal with lute) It^n
lute sthH/.
luteal od; dual

luteal lisaue rooLvtii-slH, irVnfri*

«fir

Interia (Thein. (lutecium oxide) ft WlT

/

IniecienneaFreoeb red
InUcinm-cusaiopeiiim Ckeus.ftA^

luteiniaslien ill(i|ui4 •

InteiDixiBg bonaone
luteoalbnaitsf Tax (yellowUh white)

Inteolin (I*t. tuCeoIue 'yetlowiih'
»T{n) Oun. vftft /.
lulearcPcPei Tia* (beeomiDg yellow)

Lutetia Aifron yiH5 n,

luih=Ieithery tnnle vj*in m.
lulidine ((r. toluidioe by trauspoii-
tion) Chen, (a group ol pyridine
deriratires)

Luira Zoot. liJrirft (the English
word ‘otter' is denied from Sana*
kritsi)

L. lutra tniTW II
Ltitrinae (auMamily) TIT3^tI rn-
Lutrogale Zool, idctftlKA Jldlft (com*
mon ID all parts of the lake where
rocks occur. ancient word)

Luvunga (from Sanskrit) flcf. BSIBai-
Sllla

L. scandcns RTIPI *11^ (Ikill.
WtfeitT, Ben. Fmsi)
lusJ*)ie(om ^ of phot) ITP in,
(!»5ft ftiVPt)

luxuriince of regetition wift*
ti^pn

)DXur'uQl od; *5*

luxuries (Oonsl )

luxurious coaches Ely-
luxury ftwi n.

luxury eoDiumption 1 ftsiHlIVlti
3 fioi (consumptioa In npra*
opliaal Quantities^UeLean I SS9)
«n»rf«»TiJm
luxury goods ftwH Vfrt
Luiulawjuncoldea Bet- (genus of
wood rushn) I-tadfUllft
L. campeitris (meadow woodrush.
field woodrush) fllBPI HUH!

L.V. (licence Tsodor) ift
ftknt)

L.Y,AS, (Laboratory Veterinary
Assistant Burgeon) IPIXT. (SHht*

L.V C (Laboratory Veterinary Com*
pounder) B I sft. Vlftflttn.

L warea (long waT««~noImoa pJ69)
0 «fr to for fli)

L.T.0 (Liaieon and Welfare OfEcer)
(Jrrtifxt iwpiatftuOJ
1-.W P. (leare without pay)
{w^Tfts: atTOp)

Lyeaenope PafwnJol- (Clk- lyksiM
‘thewoir, fern, of fyloi welt)
tO»rTT-trmft

lycanthropy (a form of Iciaaity In
which the patient ImagluSa bimiell

Ljchnif githifro 91! lynx

a wolf t*) «.

Lychmi gUhigo-AgTonemraa gith*-

go

Ljcinm Bet. ftrf%?-nXTiS

L. barbtnim (Earopean boxtliorn]
«TJIF^ Urn efiireAcJta)

L. rulhenicnm (bsrnes b!i«k —
Bun)
lyco. fX-

lyeoctonai Bat Tax (woK Lilling)
{(em. Vfl

Lycoperdtceie Bat (a family of fcofiii
th# puffball*) \h**J*- 5* n
Lycop«riloa Bet H****^* Hxrfii
L. gigauteum (tha giant puffball.
It may meaaure aa mueb aa 9 ft<
acio*»“UeIjean 1 929) *11*1 'Pf'

L. pynfonae ^fx'RWTXIt

Lyeop«rticon Bet, *1*1153
Lycop«Mieum Bet- tntiftr

L, emlentumxSoUnun lycop<r.
licam wnTF^ fl'IIti
iyeopod (elobmos*)’fTf^^"*
Lycopudticeae Bet. *HM*iin*5?* «•
Lyeopodialei«*cliibmo*i«t Bcf. >T^«
gytfl*<TlX n

Lycopodium Bot. (elubmo****) TTI'
gfltiii-ffinft

I4 annoiinuin ci'rT’iln

L. ccrnuum (^^rnuam 'droopiog')

L. clavatum («tag'a born bom)

L. eomplinatum (romplanoiuni*!

sfti) risfinr *T?n»ii<i
L. phleginaria (tmall tparopbylli

L. *cl*go nraT*9 Tirn^T
L. »err*tum TXX n^iy^Tiri
L •cticcum Tirhft *iTn^f*r
L. tiniple* trro ruiyuicn
L. Tolubile

lycopodium powder ir^n^lil
Lyrop'ida Bat. tn pi.

Lycopu* Bet (fyeo- ‘wolf, pui ‘(ootT

snnfT

l. enropjeu* (gipaywort)
^nT(K**hmir »Mhi)

Lycoianru* i'afrontof. (Gk. fylm
'wolf) ^x*TTT-jnrift
lyddite (an axploaiTO eontaioiogpria*
eipally piene <an*l acid) m.

Lydian itone=tonebstone fTXTTpln.
lyeqr^n

Lygaeidae Zeol. BRniil'i? «i.
Lygaeua 2ool> (Gk lyyuiot'abadowy')
vrenv-mfk

Lyginodendroi* oldhamium ea Lygi*
Bopteria oldhaina Bet. 3179*

5R=ffnfT*^

Lygiooptendeae roteontof

S^n

Lygioopten* PcUoutol. sfnniFT-tnnfiT
L. oldhamia (gUndnlac apines are
present in all organs of the plant
except tbo root— Scott) Hlfll'tl
aPxTOPn

Lygiaoracbia Pcleonlel (genus of fos>
111 plants showing a structure simi
lar to that of the petiole in Lygi
Dopteris

trarflr for petiole)
Lygodiom Bot g550mbi sxifir
L..fl<xuo*um (a fere)

(Mai. mlliponno)

L, japooicum^^vvi-gt^uuila
L, pinoaliridumML. flesuotum
lying about ftstyn
lying exposed in.ihe opeu nijr^SI

lying 10 (art ot beanng a ehild) iWt

lying-in hospital BKXRtq
lying in wait tira3
Lyman aeries (emitted when hydro*
gen atoBia revert from the higher
bnergy levels to the first or lowest
energy levels, they are spectral
fines) svwhrt-xinfi

Lymamna e rorthetria a OcDeria
Zool. x*TnRnr nunfs
Ivditpar (gypsy iDoth)uiill<M qs^-

LymaDtnidse ZeeL (family cosiistiag
of the tussock moths, or gypoy
tnolbs) xhjTTWW.fin ii|.(((« gypsy
noth)

lyme grass a Flymas arenatius (e
tall perennial grass) UltpilR n.
Lymniea iTociL (Gk limnoiea 'pert, to
a marsh*. A genus of freshwater
anaila) *»gu*»H xwift
Lymnaeidae m.

LyBBoeryptea decs
lymph PktttU.

lymph account register

lymph adenitis .Vrd.
lymphangilis Med (inflammation ot
the lymphatic vessel* w'tRlfft)

lymphatic Off/

lymphatic n Ji,o{ etrflfWl,

lymphatic circulation Zool. mO%|.

lymphatic duct BfftfT ITJtT^

lymphatiL fluid Zcof

lyiiiphaiic gland Atutt 5irfl«T-nf^

lymphatic obstruction

l)m)>hitii: syslfffl Jnat , Zool. ^<1-

lymphatic Uunk JjKif WtOxt
lymphatic >esscl PtCIxi XlfgiO,

lymjili droj*
lymph gland Anat.
lymph gland (supra mammary)
rOu (profit)
lymph )iearl Zool.
lymph Dodewlymph gland
Jymphoddan Anat.
lyniphoeyle.fBaf. BfO-sfhn/. (short
for p^lniJrt)

lympho-grsniiloma g tfty i «viT^
lymphoid tissue PT fft* acft

lymphoma Mid. m.

lymph register

lymph result* statemcDt (PEM. S56)

lymph siniis Brf)XT-«trT
lymph spice Zool StfftxiJirT m.
lymph vaccinatioc stJte'meut g fftt t.

lymph vial

LyncciiiaLimnetii Zool. (the Dara-
pace takes the fnrin of a shell, form,
od of two \ alves) Jrjtjfix-jfxifa
lynch c6 eT?RretTn« ftxTsf

(fr Telogu)

Lyncornis .Icrs TJRfgRXlft (inofe
ancient name)

lyne (Ltnuni uriCatiitieiBm) /
), et^tsft

Lynx ditrcn. «oni *>*.

Lynx Zool. g^^JOrrfil occurs
la tbeMba* ^f^l)
lynx nft^ut tn.

Lyonteri 9J2 M.

L7onien Zool (Qk lyem ‘to loese<
diMolTo'+nwro* 'p»rt’. Bo4f soft
sod (rsgUa) wjJT-*nt m. (n*! order)
Ljoot blae Oatilk bine
Lyrsallsrp Aitrm

a Lyr»e=\ fgi snnt srfiT&T n
Lyrse, Tst.-Shelyskfi^rt nf«.

y Lyrse=Soltfil srfkfrtfn

q Lyrse^AUdfar srf-tfit^ ni.

ljrs = l]rre of D4Tid = ljra Davidisa
Ijre of the forniz^pssltenum
AiKit wPtrer/
lyrt Daridu = Ijrrs Anat
IjTMadi Doi rfWtren
Ijteiltd (gtans Msnura) Vn*«-
T<l(

IjTeo{I>aTid = lyra Anal
lyre of the fomiZBlyrt Anal.
lys-,lyii-tTTr
lyute s^fte n.

Jyse (foming trsnsitire rerba eor
respoDding to soeas ending sa

lyse ei £ari , PAimot (to esose to
aadergo l)m, (o aadergo Ijsis)
•♦tnr

lyti., lys *4tr
lyiidine Ckr/*. y
lyyigeniealyiiteooui cJj Set (for-
mod by the brsskiog'do«a of cd<
}oiaiDg colls) sl'iliQ

It r*yi (msioelie noBectlf* (#Pet[
fm^)

M r*yr. (msgnetoaotiTS (ores) 5

*«)

«r*»« <nugiiiCeslioo)«n(ftTTW)

M ri|ri (megnifyiog power) ft (ftri
re-tjVf)

II. KTT % (RTTCr e*yi.

M (ms.isser)B(Br>rt)

)(, in Pkyi. (ffiue) % , J (}*b)

M (mass ofprojoetiUlBfTiSTT)

M, (la formats*, jcetsl) CUrm 'fl.

lyiii;eDOnt easily SoL ittlUTT
lyiigeaous gland Bet- WTSTPI Bfer
Lyiimschii JJot (the flowers are
visited by b««a for tho sake of
their abundant pdllen t*t-“Br.

p pSoarJmsitnnfir
L punctata (punetefa ‘doltod’ — tbs
flowers) t^iia

lyii meter •••

lyiimeier studies w»db'i

iyimPiocbn tifttf.
lysin -trrfsi (suto lysinl -•fif.-rtlST/.
lysine CtucAem
lysis eflywi/.

Jysis .^ntus. (in boUrolysis), .«hn n.
On acetolyeis, altaamoolysis, snlpho-
Jysis'. ••dm IS (10 antilysii), -Bmi
/. (id antolyeie)* Plf
lysogen ((ytin-f -«*") •dfim n.
lysogenesis ■

lyiogenctic

lyaogeme ui/. edm^TV
lytol PKerm (eonpoood solatioo of
ereaol) sH««bs m.

Lysoptunrse reef (bars aiabolaeral
grooves— rUMSO) *t»t

«»• (dm for rtWt (TOO**)
Lysoropbns p«l<eniel. (tednelion of
tbesknll bones baa takes plsca—
pn n3J9)cfeTO)ftj»ift
(ysMwhydropbobia 4f«y. wwift /,
wrvd m

M

m. (meter, metre) *t. (sm)

M. (yirretoenis) 5 tft. (jmsTN^.

Barfk)

2t Zopte Oniddlel « (<(<•)
in. (mile) 0. ( Chn)
w (mieun) fl (l«-i»)

^f> (aolai)%()riy)
m D/niiilry (molar) fT (gim)
t( (molecular weight] ^ (*^11^ wir)
St. (mole)** (ei’^l)

M (mutton) f< (lift nbi)

^ PAya(eo«fScl«ntof«atosl lodn^

•lyit - eft l fta i (■□ bydrolyst)
Lyitroaiurus Pataonfol. (appears to
have been aomewbat aqnatic in
habits sod has been eslled a “rep*
tilian seal”— Bomei p S34) d(WlZ-
UAlft

-lyte PAynrnt Chem -*tw
LythraceaePot rnn^fHn. (from
LtfiasoRia CTTPtJT*!^)

C/. Punicaceae

Lyibium Bot. (Ok. lylAroie 'blood'—
IS allustoa to the oolscr of the
flowers) mifil

L. fniticoeom— Woodfordu frvU.
(osa

L. saliearta (taltamA 'eriUow like*)

mnt

lytie od; edftfV

.lyiie (in aeetolytlei bydroly-

tie), -mfir* Rn beterotytie),

Jytie pnneiple *df)i:V m
Lytoceras Poleenfol. (Ql- fyloe 'di»-
lolTable, broken') Jlltf* tTTTft
LyttawCaotbirie ^ppL
L. sesieatona (bbstti bsstl*)

>y*o (lysota)KT«‘

Jyxose (anagram of eyfoM; eloMlf
related to xylose IliTl) •*
.lyiew .lyte

lion) »T (rtWf BtlBB ITK)
m Phl/i- (pols streogtb) If (^ ttftt)

M Phi/t, (eoefflciant of frletioo)
rpm. from V •f'.)

M (mieroDi mieromeler) »(*V)
u SMl.ifirr I (moment) «(wn)

3 (modnlns) R (tbv) (a rssl poeiilr*
quantity) .

M Pkti (permeability) •B("Pt^0ai)

M PAvi (refrsetive indetl ^ (jVTkB*
^TMI)

fs.. met , meu. CA/wi. erR

M. 1,3 (medium rice qaslily l.S)

MA.

913

znachinerr part

tr. 1 x{utiiiT i. «)

MA (Mirketifis Adyuer) ft S (ftror.
H'T'lHlO

M A (Master o( Arts) RT ft
srftwm)

M»(masurinm)C;em %(¥2T3)

M A (moiiitil administration)
(ftifin; ffTiTO)

t iJiaar tJ^oJ (explosion rent) ^

rn.

Mtliuia Zccl (freqaect damp loca
lities— CNH VIII 6G2) wtf'ftft^T-

tnacaberesque

macabre odj (pertaining Iq> cr anggea.
tire o(< the dance of death grue-
BOme) ffTTTS

daose macabre «l«ai*8'f
Macaea ^ool Snnft((iistingai

•bod by tbe pressnco cl eh«b tctt*
ehes Tfn)

KtaeacQiBMaraca
M inuus (Barbary ape) rtt chl*

maeadam \ (a oacadanutd load)

HisiRtH TWf /

S (broken slona need in macadttst*
ring) "»

macavUmte oi; , n
maeadamiratioit t:»'e'5itwn n
macAiIatnite rb ^niTiTtR
maradamizeil road ««nifii(<nwi
'tsacadamirer 0 *Tnn*fT n (short (or
rtniaiO

macaque 2r<W eft
Illacaranga Hct
M/dcnticulata

M indica (Knaaes eorered with
minute dark glands)

M molurcanasM, tananus
M. j>ellala t ng Fq -^g?gW (Kan

eKanJial)

M. puslulata ftrft-'l -5*Wt
M. Toabargbii = ^I pellata
M. tananus (ipr igs cp (reel) on
neatly cleared areas la the Anda-
mans f^^—Tr iiiet7)T«tih-

>1. lomcnto«a = M. |>ellJta
macaroni

macaroni wheat 1 tjfTOtTtH?

fiadurum ttheat = liarj wheat Tti*

•a

macavr(fr

on the fruit ot yrhieh it feeds) 31^-
m

mace 1 tTXtf-

2 (a kind of Bpiee) ^Stftra si..3mw
macerate th

maceration (to aotten bv ateepseg to a
liquid >lT8=l) % 4 «ian «.
macerator I (a peraon) m*

a (an apparatus) tiJWlftl n
mace tree (dfprisfica /roprons) Sift*
TO ra- (B ^ 3 ), SiTfB
Machaeramphas Arcs (it

la Been hunting bats ^ which form
its ataple food)

mtchairodont Paitontd (sabre tooth-
ed) arft^w.

Macliairodonlidae etfil^a ^ m
3(ichatrodonlinae m

Ufachairodus r<i(co>i(o(. Jnnft

9tachiIidae^oo(.(coiDmoD in all parts
of the world under bark)

irrm

Machilis^ot'f

Maehilus JJoi gl WkW aJlft
M. Iiombjcioa (principal tree on
which the ffltigo Silkworm is
rsiseJ in Assam— Tr. Ill 78fi
Zhmhvctnui *ailk like ) isltv

M duthiei (at higher elevatioos
than 31 oJ^altutm.t — Tr III T56)
T'ttTW ^win^rW

M edulis ((wit edible- Tr IIUSS)

M pamh lci dnntb lack— Tt III 7S8)

M macrantha (the bark is used in
asthma etc ) Ri*»i-<i ttlRir*

^I odoratMsirna <4141

nachiua ^ marlline
maclimalvilii} ( that qualit} o( a
metal or alio) which enables it to
be reailily shaped by cutting tools
— Rolfo p 126, t p yq ni /.

marhmal a.fy TOlW
mai-liinale rb. IWWt

maclimatimi {.n artlal design or plot)

machinator «

ynschinc y ijs^ n.

2 fV, 01(117 TOP n-
cylinder macliine tfT>t

flat machine ftftz *1*1
rotary, tnarbine l^wnf) *r*1
cutlioft machine itlj*

*1*1

stitching machine *1*1

ruling machine < 11*1 *r *1
Dumhering machine Ri|*rtTtT-*t*1
paging machine

eyeletting machine «fVni^-1*1
punching machine 1*1

perforating machine ftft5^‘1*1
Lack rounding machine
* 1*1

machine tb 1 (to subject to the ac-
tion of machinery) *1*1*1
2

machine age *j*1-5n
machine and press foremsn <T *1 iftf
5X*nsn-^7T^
machine feeder 1*1
mscLine gun ifW l*i tnnft
mschine-hour 1 * 1 1*2
machine hour rite l*l-y>i4i^
macliine inker 1*1-11^71
luscbine instructor 1*1 (hsfC
msrhine resde ady 1*1 ftfll
msehine-iaade tile *i*i *r^
marhinerosn 1 * 11 T?% m.
machine-nimder l*l-iftit<i: n

machine-Dumbercil sdy 1 * 11 ^ 1 , 1*1

machine parts «I» 1 -Win,
machine-pressed *r*i ftfHtI
machine-ptcsscA fibres ft^ftw

1*3

machine-pressed jute *1*7 ftrOftl 1 ?-
?r*t

machiner=macl ini<t *n(*!l7 n.
machine room *t*i iftg
machinery J (machines in general or
collectirely) *n *1 (tci * 1 * 1 -
arin.

2 (parts of a machine) «r^rTOT /.
(c( Hindi *t»ltn n

3 (is. o( government) B*1, fTTH n ,
si*vr m-

plant and machinery |nfl a'l *7
machinery and Implement society
11*1 m HKw iGcft
machinery for adjudication ftftftd).

IW-I^

machinery of government Tniif-3s>T
michinery part 1*lfn, 7*7} ^ 7^7

xBachinei and toola

914

Maciouiida*

nucbioct and tools tptl At S^^T^I
macliiDe scntchiDg iis?l ?I ois^'a^
raichine shop /

ttachiDM of tilUfe % *t*^
tnichine slitch
tnicKlDC tool

inichine tractor lUtioos 11*5

niacliioist=niachiner 1 OM* m.

2 (cooitnjctor o( ) "

3 (on« Tscssd in th« prisciptas

of ) fn

4 (on* who works or run* a )
ipi^lii'4 rn.

michioo (machine) tP*

Machlolophus ilffiTW-BTrtfil

(they h*T« long pointed erMti

(rrwt)

.mache
M^cid T

macitay l>ean (£n(«fd leondena) *T*'

macVerel Zoe\ (it it sreha ahorel
iftTSI/

maeVeret miat (jfmlka etridii) (^*
9*^9 «*. (Boaibay TIT*
miclstrd pitot •• Aloe TtrKgau
iDa«L(r--l shark ffiftTSt ffttf
•aickioioshile (ulieata o( araniuto,
thof iBBti ceriumi ete ) frTwflitfiBtl
r» (ftw far uranmin «rf?

ete., iilieate. tT (at

atfko tnineral)
nacldchiastolite 2/inrret
kfcOrlUodt laughiog ihrosh /iftt
<la amiT (throat yellow
<h)

MrarllanJ* ecimitar babbler Xrri

«TtrFI (SHiTt (T7*rt tiaam)
KlcKinorri eeolililor (there

are two concentne lobe*, the inner
le the outlet, the outer tube It the
inlet) fjTW.fnra^

McLeo-l g»u*e PK-jt (low prettur*
gauge) arnre^TTOTT (wirr^ gauge)
bIcLoed paugewMc[.eoJ gauge
Maclura^aioropbora
marlurio (.Vaefert «• C^’orejitora)
Ckm (faun 1 in (nsue C^Jarer^wa
J.»<-|’riaewjg)rn«T5r«/.
r),ii fusiio7T»^«

3Iarc|urea‘t bustard erboubara Arel
srfWotwT-ar^ (found in North-

West India)

macrandront nd/ Bot aljllrf
Macrauchenia FafronCoI (Gk siuiras
‘long -t-aHCAeii ‘neck")
Maerauchenikdac ns.

inaero 1 (long)

2 (great, large) ICT*. *151*

3(TtsiUeto the naked eye) ieSrfMw

m-

4 (grosa)

Kfacrobiotut Zool UJl(a

SI. hufetaDdi TtldF^
Mactocanikorhynchus t?ei*T trarfd
raaerocarpue Dal Tax W51^
macrocephatoue ady.n^TTqm.ltgtA^
microcoDidiuin Jfjirof
macroeyelic aiij. Del
Slaerocyttis Ztoi. (a genua of brown
algae)'* '“inrft
SI. pyeifera (giant kelp hat an
immanaely elongated thallua.
which I* reported la reach the
length of 700 It. thua exceeding
alt other known planta— Web)
anwiag AsiTfl
macrocyte Sfed air*^/
macrocytic atiaemu aglAl*? atf^'dl
maerodoioe Cryit. (parallel to tho
longer axiaXldaini «a
mactogtmete Diet nmaj n..

microgamete
macrograph ngrAl it
macromere £mSrp«( WIt»a*g m.
macro.iailocboiidria Zeol ngl-vetm

macro Ri)to«oine £oo(.T'g1->{^Cra tn

macroDueleas ^oet
Macropculicbthye ZedL argurfhaifrt-
ugifk

SI prurnKenei* irf utmlrstfl*

SI repbridolabie TnTit>V HgTR&fl-
Al

macrophige (a large phagocyte)
wgTwfwitin/

Slacropharyogea ZooJ (tho gullet
occupie* the greater part of the

interior of the body) xriT>TWi m pb

marrephyUn* Bet. Tax
Slarropirn* .drrt S"»isi*T71 ifBTfk (rT.

oreora in rruiTt, tHimr*. etc )
macra piDacoidAir Cfyif Ab NHI^-

tnacm pUoktes

macroplasia 1/ed /.

Macropodidae £<wt (family consti.
tuted by the kangaroos)

9IT s»

SfacropoJinse wAfT*tT3^IT n (^^7
Bubfamilj)

Slacropoma (macro- tflT + Gk. puma
‘cover’ amt) Zed tt^raT-sntlfif
SlaLropue Zoob (gonu* including tha
typieat kangaroos) iJItftjTn uni A
^1 major (great kangaroo) W5t wA"

Stn

Slacropygia Avei (Qk. malror ‘long*
<H -f rvffe ‘tail’ ac— geuus of long-
tailed pheasant like pigeoni)

RTnfjf

macrorrhynchns Sol Tax (having

long be»k)^)4«*fS

Mairoeceliilae Zool. (Sfriean ele-
phant threw*) ^Ii •*-

MacrosrcliJe* Zeol
ni*cro‘copic atij

Uiarrosropiu anatomy kmt\(^TT9
mftT

nui rosiiiatism (olfactory part is large
— PU. II 6»4) titinwrat f

marroii’criiius Dot Tat

mirtospheric Zoo) (large central
chttnbir) rnfTtrfl
mairos) ore Afjifol Mgislgrn n
macrosporophyl) b niegasporophyll
Sol n.

SlBiro>lailiya22c{ nglTlCt StllDr
msrrosuchys Dor. Tat- (having long
tpikosXrt^

macro structure Pgrois' atruclura of
a metal or alloy— RoUe p 137}
S<iw

niacrollirre Fflleonlol m.
MacrothrriiiUe ngi4 vtt m.
Mirrolbrnum paleonlol (genoi of
the tuborder Chahcotheroidea

sfwtl^'m) rrgri trynik

.Macroloiina Dot. ti^TTT^

Dill. 1‘icris tnnft

b.lcph3nioput ntfiirg*! tnnfn
SI benlhi 111 qnr*« ^aTHTl (Pan.

M perrnnii (it i* used to relieve
tool! ache- Basil) irnTIW ^^Tim
inacrourid Zool rtgliaffl /
Slacrouridae Zool (family of gre-
nadier fish**) as.

Maciouius

91S

tn&felsic

)Ucronru» Zool

Mtrroumia (Au^traliai cjeads

vrith UrS9 confs) WSlty-ll* snnft
M ini<]iirlu (leases 5-4 ft long)

M moorei (it is poisonona— Mc-
Lean I "O'*)

niacro-roo«pore JTgT m

Maertira (inclndee shrimps and
prawns) m

micrund ZevZ nglij't!)/
M»cruridae=SIacrouruhe
ilsrruTus Zool WfT5^-H3Tft
M earmmaliis WlHI-^l-W^rjajr
M filicauda (it rereraes the Stan
dard faunal colouring of sea*
fiahea in that it has a hlatV heVly
and lasilrer^ on top— Lull p.SS3)
Taan-Hgiiiain
Slactra Zool

BltetriJae Zeel (foot toofuo-ihaped
— CNH. nr 454) fVcnt4w fn.
jnaeula l m- (>#« macule)

Q 5/rf (corneal opaeit)) CSC n
nacuU acuttiea arfctOc*^
macula iutca AnU (yellow ipct of
the rotma) (point of clearest

Tision) gm

tnacolaf o ij Iftd. (tea

Icproa))

macular tul<erruloid leprosy (Ta)
f IHif- i e W (*^) (tea

leproaj)

niculatua B,-t Tax. fsfta

macule 3ttJ.
jijjiule ft fill
aesiclc jfin
pustule

macuIo-anaestheiiclepr«s7M|vuft%|.

macnlo»e“ipoHeJ

mad viiMafir, 3»aw, Tnnwi

3 *j;i. gr.

S entSTlMiei

4 (cansmg madness) TSWI^Urt

mad policy

mad (d/rcpi iellodcniu) /.

Uadagaacar lieau (rAoieclat leiiorks)

ftftTfirm **.

Bladapascar periwinkle red peri-
wioUewCape periwinkle (Vsaea
rcaeo) £o(- Cit ta not a natire of
Uadkgaeear* Wakatar) VTTWHH*

Madagascar rakber^Iandolphie rub-
t>er

madik den keeper eiJ^TO-

madak-smokin*
madam Corretp Wlwft
mad apple (i)arura ilroironiiifn)
m (R.M).vi{pi
madder 1 a rf raegi /

3 = Rubia tioctonimf^tr^

/.

3 (a colonr, yellowish red 4f*rf)7 m
line, of high 3K. satnration and low
ft brilliance) *g4<4l'il<i
madder blue (» colonr. bluish red-
bine wirin' n in hne. of low >f4
saturation)

madder brown s brown madder (a
colonr. jollowish red Wtriftin hne,
of tow an aatoration and low ft
brilliance) wnrwrftn
madder earmine (a colour, bluish red
Ininli in hue, of eery high >fft
satnration and low ft brilliance)

madder crini<oa ta erim<oii madder
(a colonr, yellowish rod in

hue,ol\er> high sift satoration)
wf'JTSRTW

madder lake ajfer<5i-FT5re
madder oran'enorao'e madder
madder rote=ro>e madder
madder scarlclBtcarlet madder
madder riolet (a colour, bluish blne-
red 10 hue, of low ft bril-

liance) ft<w.|ftJl«

madder«ort= wormwood t4r{e*nttta
oftinikiun) 1^5
madder yelloweDolch pink
mad dop;'a l*emes = bittersweet {So-
fauMei dal^o-ura) fit.

made aJj- fa f t OT (Const )
made and denainred in India tTTTW ^

ftf&T stir

made in that behalf
BfaJeira riBc=I<ous>iD-aultia base!-
loides Bet StTtn a g
made known fkf^ «tim
made or exrewted stimi

*wt. ftSrr snr*i firntf^a
made to order aiXviljhll ftfw
madhoose (an InaaBO wylnis) T^TVl-

ear

Madhnca latifolu ttTJTia^
madman ST^nft m.

madness y-Wiirfl/

Madonna lily=white Iilr
mad policy

Madras black-headed munia Arc

?(fini S^t

Madras blacL-ttiped flycalcUer .tees
fSJi tjir ('TTt nape)

Madras Lush-lark Aim gt*

f^TR

Madras, gram (De/ichcu btfisrut) jcrtl

n (N.,M).f5*ft

Madras IlercditiTy Village Offences
Art HtRt'fTO'ra-inmTTN'wf^-

Madras Higher Standard Jrfra*T«^-

Madras kino = kino Pkarrr,

Madras Lower Standard

Wil

Madras tireaked wearer>bird free

Madras ttce-ihrew If, imm,

Madras w orrawood (Oran;At n sier.u-
yutonn) n- (liar. Tam. ^5-
5t)

MaJrepora“Actopofa Zcol (a genus
of stony corals)

M. a«pera r^r WtHl's*

Madreporaria trWTT^ rni ri
Madreporanin coral crstVIts
maJrcporic eanalastonc canal
madrrporile Zool. (a porona. groored

plate) r«ni)^t(.«it.)n.

Madura Gev

raadura fool cr di‘ease d/hf.

TRlVn

Madurrlla (a -enns having septate
mycelia)

madwort (a plant o' the gems Afts-
SUsttlit* W-
Maerua JJot tUlft

kf arenana (Tcrehun,

derbr^)

M ovalifoliacM. arenana
' Bfarsa Bot. fftWTS UJift

SI. indica (fruit is eo-siJered
anthelountie)

mafeUiemf/.Peircig. (itT. for

916

laagneiium iodida

mdgnesiatD)

mtfic edj Fe.rc^ (magiesmm W*r3
+ /errum3n»l+ ic«»)wrrifl^

1I»; (Migistritf) T w
Bi»»i*ine 1 Jill wWy-intm
2*rnwn» n
3 imfirTT, /

1 Pfiofoj "*

migazinc camera tV?T ^T?I
magiiioe ol cxplosi>e9ft^T>r? »TTm-

nrr

MagdaU pink Magdala red = naph
ihrlamine pink

Magellania Zm (the ventral valve
projects be) and the dorsal valve
in the (otm of a short conical
fcral^ PC I G70) tpnft

>l naveternsf^^vgp
V Ifoiicolaris ^SmT?

Magrllamc Cloud dilron ^

nagriiitrasie ina( (portion u the
leuer eursature of the stomach)
etrn w^retstl n
magenta \ii^/

3 (re.Uisli blue red flViOWT to hue.
of ver) ligb satoraticn aod

low ft brilliance) a^fwf’nftr^
maggot Zool (a soft bodied footlvss
larva of an insect) 1^7 a

yconii one). « {Fr Jar«

epcfrl

larva ftrw irm
maggot trap ^TTT

tnagic ami / . Tirt

magic fiiU Win RTW
magifun in^iTT

magic Imlrrn HPJl fhl ^ fl7
magic lantern aliJc RtUtfhr *rT« WTtl*

<nfT»

magi.icrial o fj 1 (nfricial, diclato-
iia’l ngvm. »rwif*nn* ( t^)

magi‘lnriat an 1 rcarom' cmirt TVTl-

f rrnn «it mti aoiTifi

m*gi»tcriil cui/rC ^vfifj^rnT

¥9

magitlrrial (inrs «v^

magulnriit jiirmln-tion ^VTtf'WtftT
WTfltTt

magntcriaJ I «-k-up wf^X'

magialenal powera^lfimffR erfliul

magi'tcnal precinct
magi-terial erClVT

niagisterial work ^

magistracy m

magistiale (Const)

firn »his magi-lrate jpnl ud ^»TT*

second rla<s magi-trale (jsW W*)

third rliss magistrate R'f

magtscrale tourl ^»Tl15n:tft-*’tnT?f'T
(Const )

magistrate first tli'S ^*?l'

fa lift

magistrate of a Jistrirt *ieT3 ?vTI‘

tuagitlraa ( a division
flTlfl

magislreie of police Miyf^-tferr*
magifttate of the fitsi class mR trd

vitfwtft

magistrate teiond class
T^rrfxjfifl

mag><irate'« co<|uiry ^ogirjfrft ^1
»tR

magma Orel (molten mass) 5^^ *'•
magma liassltalimhurgiie
magma resecsoirCcof. Jfl^tgrrjn
Magna Carla, Magna Giarta ir^l idu>
«TrrK n

magnafliiMOg (propnolery name of
one process of coegnotic testing—
BoHo p li!») inr^itilTi n
Riagoalninl (allo) of mnjnesium WIT^
and ofomiatiii’S su'et^) WTWtri^ m
magnetij Ckr"« (mairiesiuiD oxide]
wnti/

m sll>j I’harn W»t
m all>a levis i*^qrm et^lVt wnn
ni siha pon Irrosa Tkam QiS V’TT
Wnn

tiT crmentosurel rement WITt R3-

n> Irsis—lighl magnesia ng Wm
tn mixture am fww
m niger opvrolnsile
m pODiIrrosa^heavj magnesia gi;

Bi sista (Lag aig, K Sanalrit »«?
'bnrBt*) Tn wnn
magoetUs adj. CJims. WTTn

magnesiau fimestooe J/meraf SlfitT

niagnesii carbonas levis rg WlUlJ
sri'Itfl’T

Diagnesii urbonas ponderosa t]T
WTRi^ nfmftrr

Biagncsii subcarbonas WRII3 ei^uliTl*

fw

siagoesii sulphas = magnesium sul.
pl.ale

magnesiorliromilewra^^ «i. («TT.

magnesio , el romite)
m a g II e s I o fcrrile=s maguorerrile
Slineral STTIPlfHR m (TRforSft*
mineral)

magnesite WiinffiR oi («TR. (or W>n3
magaeciunii '■"T for RimOd carbo
nate. -W (or nft* nunoral)
magnesile brick wijiTf>T3
mapOesiiim Ckc"» WTRtg »«
m areijte wmg S’ff’T
m alkyl lulutes smg tUTTB «ftS-
PtT

m aminoDium arsenate WT71T1

m ammooiitm clilorulc WTTT^

ni amiiioniitiii phosplule wrmg
fTntij wrrtw

m. ainmoDiiim sulpliaie wivtij
m arsenate

111 bcn/oale wnng gdlR
III borate HiTng
m. bromide wnn^ 9^9
m CarlMinate wnttg RmOn
m elilorale WTWigsfrflit
m. etilondc Kmg tflfn
m ehronntr OTingTviln
ni citrate wrng furudln
m ethyl siiljdiate wml Vd«

111 ferro eyaniJc wnrtj WRIT*
TRTtn

111 (luondefteclmical) WITigim^T

(tOaim)

ni (ornnie wmi Rvfl^
m glycero pllo>| hate HITIl tTJt*

wirfw

m hydroxide wntTgTT’tftR
m. hypo p(iu*p)iiie wnrig Tn*

*nR^

TO. lollJe «mg

mssnesium lactata

917

magnum

in lactate Wirg
m Itgiit sr^nr

m lime

m. limealone Vll.tl’J
in nitrate yirfl’J >1^
m oleate (tecliniLil) VIH12

m oxalate «r7T^ f^ilfra
rn oxide liir^ig

in pcrihlorale (l\drateii dried)
wnn3 wfrftt'lg (a^fiTT. s^)
m peroxide wTSt^ sfiJiiVj
m pho'phite (ubiSKi iribasic)
V l .tl^ ilT^g f?Vii)

m poiasaiiirn chloride tJiai^ ^5

sftttT

m poias‘inm sulphate Wldl3 TTtJ

in. pov*der «raT 3 CT?
tn pyrc^phoapbate VfnfTJ

m ribbon vrnrrj
m. lalioUle vtTWI^’r^sVg
ai silicate (preeirit»t»J)

m iilico fluotiile (technical}

>ITT^ (qptrflT)
m. aieariie wr^
m, lurrinate %irSfI5 *1^15
in tulpliaie ■ maenoii lulphas
Pham wmjg’f’ffg
in lulpliite WT^tifer^
m. lirlraie wnni
m ihio cTinate WiTl^ ns^-jirnSW

m. thiosulphate ui.tij iT»U
tn. torch

in turnings WT^T3 %rTVT
tn. wire ViJii'i tT'J
mapnet «

maenetie nJ/.
niaeoetic axis

tnapnclic balance ^fiTC Ji'I
tna'nrtic battery «* rompoiinJ mas.
net Irjn m

mi'netic l^arinp Sure ^fiT^ ff?-
fpifn

magnetic cirruit

ma-netic rrecpinp cr >i«e-«»i!y phys.

^fiT« *rr»Tp=»

magnetic lurxe tracer TAn

a.,. ^

DUgnclic itcilination ^pr« ^ITT
magnetic ileteclor 4'4r'S*t^

majnelic effect PAju. RWR

inapnetie elements aptlfil

ma^nctie equator n ,

WJJTJI / (aclinic line)
magnetic flux W*-?

magnetic focus ^VftTX
magnetic h' «tere»is ^lf*T*
magnetic inductioQ ^t(rT7 »<I4^
magnetic iron gisiro. s^ST

magnetic iron ore Vineritl

magnetii l< aLage gtnvi; xtnq
magnelK mendian mjtt

magnetic mine Vil
magnetic moment P/ivt ftfl-

fim

magnetic notih ^fttrihlTI/
magnetic north and south
^fsTirmr
magnetic ore

magnetic ore separator giwTTW-
TtWHfc

magnetic oxide 3rft^

magnetic plalinutn .Vinefot

magnetic potential Ptcc ^W»T»tmT
maguelic p>rite d/inernl 514 tnvrt
magnetic reluctance illPn uQiqin
magnetic saturation 4iriv« st^Vn
magnetic screen egrim

magnetic screening t '4 ' sUM ,

*atr**i sfirmt

magnetic shell

magnetic storm Phy$ (any marbel
distorbanco of the earth's maeno*
tie con litions)
magnetic miIkUdcc
magnetic Ic'ling 3}ttal oflint

magDclic tarialioD Sure f^.

niagnclic »i«co»ity ^fiss si i yu q
magiicli'm I Phyt o

2 (science) ^'rtis^/.
magnetite (an iron osile strongly

sttrscteil b> s tusgiet) m.

( r* for <4*^4 miners])
magnetite arc lainj. ^-flT

magnctixalion ^S<st m
magoctirr cf g*W*^
magnrli/ea) a.]j
magnrti/er ywsfrqi ( q) «
maportcaio- force
magneto, .

magnetograph Ph]/s m.

magnetometer PAjij giT^iTR m.
magnetometer needle giTTJTH-tfat
magneiomotisc force iTlcc.
rmrS!

magneton p;,yj
magneton gramme Phvi-
magnetopliimbite (iriojnefo- +
ji!iim6um r‘b+ ite T^) g*4«flfMa n,
( la for mineral)
magneioseope PAys g*%Vm.
magnelo-striction pftyj (a ^hsage in
the dimensions of a body when
magnetiieJ) m.

magnetron {magnet + e\ectron)Therm-
irmtet grqig.q]55 »>t
magnification fqnr’^ n
magnification formula PAyi fk tT l'i q-
*

magnifirence qwt n . 5TT«4T/
magnified od;

mignifieil image OpAtAaffsef fqtnf«3

sfs

magnifier m

magnifier-mount (m % ctmera) f^^TT-
sntfq

magnify if, Hltlle'-t
masnifjing glass
magnifying lens
magnifying power ftqrm rrftR
magnitude 1 (sue) qf^iat n.
2(ausnlit>)tfrai/.

3 (extoniion) ftiH n

4 (expansion) ftwif m.

0 » 4 r^, finri^tt] /.

C dttroTi (degree of brightness ofn
celestial botj) /.
magnilnde of class inters al Stalittiet
hmiii-at-^triT
niagniinde of lo's pfq-HTqT
niagnoferrite = magnesioferrite
Magnolia Pot. Jrq*q«-innft (ssdia.
tnguishpil from .VicWiu
winch also belongs to the family
Mnjnottwcif)

M grandiflora JT^jrr Ji^rre

M lennei (less os obovat# to orate.
long) K*TTn SqniF

Magnoharcae Prt ^ITT y?' n.
Mirhelia HTft
Magnolia ffqiqi jnnfa
magnum (a two-otiarl l>oll!o for wioa
or spirits) WfTFJt /.

jna^num

918

maintained

in*'Tiura'=f*r'*’*“*° ** *’* in*gnum

Anat (the largest bon« of the wrist
Jl^SN) HflsOl n

majniira Wile (W maffnum ‘gr**^ )

^Ijenus f reeo aalt
Magnus salt (plitin ammoamm com
pound)

marpie ^ l e ’ t ? (T7»f»»acje-it

name)

magpie robiD t-i (cf 'Pf^ >n

and in Dirdi and

Bengali)

mahaleli cliem tree = P t u n u I
mahaleii

mahoganv l S5 t 4 »i

2 (colour) -ni a li Q g a n y hrowD,
mahoganv red a ai ajou (a colour,
riHsl rei aellovv 10 hue.

of loo hrillianeo)
maliogaov borer fefl

mahoganv lro> n Cel I*i *(»im BR
mahoganv lake Cel [nd Siv'c
mahogany red^mahegany (colour)
Mahooia £et snrrf't

M napaulcn*ia ■ Oerhetit
neiialeniis 'the hack paU browo
blaze bright yellon ^ Oaau )
ttnrraB

mshiung (any of several Cbiueae ere
eiee of the t,enut Ephedn, esp E
imicfl) ^nrrrfl /

maliua of noothern lodu iHain^
Jenji/elw) fr&rfl aivi^
mahua tree (Bajjio toij/nlio) arc* rn
(D V M 1, wjari

MAI Icrtiiry (mean annual incre-

meniia 01 ft (moii nrfiii frjr?)

Ma.a- eT...ri cr Ple.adum A,tr^
>p(lU« n

Maia 7rc\ l-.noe nl .pilrr erals-

ANciOft-tiH anfi
M ai)iiinjlo (coinmnn Turopean
arecie«) IfftTi rV'T**
mai I f HTf(*1 /

maila nftm / (frnni n-m<, atif

a< -1

ma.den jHift.

ma. len a-h 1 enfr^H

omsBH

maidenhair 1 (jny firn of H o gijoui
d fi infam) m

3 - apfeenwort (Jipleaion incAo

monea) m

maidenhair feto Bet (idaonfun
eapitttu wwrii) «. ^

Diaideoluir tree = giokgo

l«(f" .

maiden lecture
maiden't hair ilodor
maiden aurotme

mtid>aerTant /

raaihem = maim
mail 1 In m , TTC

2 Bit • . Tltmfl

mailbag jW Tra «» Wt

mail boat *H-ol »1

mat! cheeked Zool (so named from
Ihe head armor of many forms)
f m

mail-eheeleJ fi»h nrn

mail eoich in

mail tram frJR.Bre "iTt

mailed cheeLedBmail*<h««ked
maiUog liet Inei
mail metier T1V.
mail order Com ^ TW

mill order buaioeee
mail rotdienee »c* ^ tST, iPl
mails (CAenoeeJiom nfbum) vnj m-
{MW).»gin

mail ahip ^ Twb r »t» iRRim
mail ireio Bf, ftlfl

mail transfer tt« WMPfftO!
maimed errtftCTitr.fTatHTCprf
mangle 4ta|

tnulilelc ft

niatnt n ainayliein smaibem erilriffl

/ , n

niaimril oJ; etlfn. ftwln
tnzmaf/ ip
main n i (mam pipe) SHT, tRtT

2 ( current carryin; conductor )

mama Z oof aijlT^ / (ancient word)
mam I earing ^tsloinofrifa gUB
riatn iMsard I Iff gmy ftgi^arv
main l«» ik Cow ge^
mam I ranch gmi tn^I
mam Imilding gmj aruif
main ranal g*^ ywi. ga^

I mam rhanoel (that bolot a river over
wl icli tl o principal volume of
water Aosia} goo >rfl71tl

main circuit g«B

mam crop geft ftW

main cutting Forealry gW gW

arat

main driving rod Ttfy Enj 5"^
WISH

mam felling Foratry uioH
mam file g^Bt^
main gate gw It?
nun head gw
mein heading gw
main he«piUl g?7 ftf*(W|cl«{
mainland [tho eontineot the prioei-
pal land) gw qfe / , n,

mam line 1 jtly ZrSPTO, gW W
2 (of telegraph) gi?7 tpyP*
mam lobe ^«if gw qlfe
mainly gw^ , gWcTTI, UtIHAQI
mam observation tWR fwiT, STITT
afts

main operation theatre gw ffIdl'TiT
mainpernor (eno who giro* maiapnee
for another) BTIT?ISI ( tj) pi
mam pipe gw ttTT
mein power itatioa gw fiigtwrf,
gwftTT^OT
mamprisewLai) wn m.
mam ride FeruTry gw

gw

mem road g»n twj, gw WT*
mam toot fiot gwq^
mimi gw >ttt. riitt n.

TDam icale PAya. gw tMl
mam eea a high eeai ZTCTftgX, VTV
FgX (irt lea)

mam abaft ^Btomodilegir^/- (l^ +

m)

mam ilielf gw fwW

mamitay gwrUT, gWTWW m.

msm Item FoTeitry gW A*"!

Tiieiuswear^manawear

main awiiih gw ftftgq

main iwilcli board gw ftftjT

maintain r6 1 ftiJITOI, wnirr^.I^/

'JfT’! (Conet ), MW

2 PAyr ftuirri

maintainable o/fy fwrfitlfw
mamlam a correct account irtiiWI

maintain a luit Law lit ft'IIT’I
maintain discipline etJITTW TW^
maintained (kI/ 1 htS
2 ftHw.

maintained by the atate

major tuberculoid leproey

Tnainljined bj the state nw {HTT
naintain iDStitutions
maintain order tW’n (Const )

maintain with the bank irixiTt? 5

T«=n

mainteoanre 1 ^igrtei n , aPTt? t^RT.

(Const )• *trtl*
n

2 Crita tnip (anunlawfulinterniecl-
dlin;; h> assistisgeitberpartv mth
monex or niesns with which to
earrj it on— Web) #WTt9I ii
rliampertv 3nihtT5
Biaintenanre allowance

maintenance and repairs ^’cnet

maintenance charges frjR^-awTT.
*1(1141 's'Ji ttr^

maintenance command TTar

maintenance diet trorft wrpT
Biaintenani'e, discipline and punt'h.
ment twrir,

maintenance engineer ^T«t*affiR»TT
tnainteflaiKxe grant lyirTTW-ar^Xr^
maintenance level WT’tiW’t'Wt
aaintenanee of accounts
maintenance of a main road
S^^anR«Tt«t

msinietianee of a prisoner v*^ ^
’tltpt

msinienance of a street iftfV'^tinTVT
maintenance of houndaries
Til

maintriMDce of ramp regislera fii^*
qfjT^f ^ fraiTVT

maintenance of canopy FornSry
fwnftuTrn

maiDienanceofrlo«edranopj Fcralrf
frjT rrrnr wt Aw?(w
maintenance of discipline arjTTItrT
■ •tps C^II

Slaintrnance of Land Tleconla Manual
ajft atfs^at-i(UT(vi"fiT*r^fe
waintenince of order rwTJ

maintenance of orphans antrv! CT
iTTvi-'Jloat

maintenance of plant
maintenance of poblie order tntzfirc
SUTPII TWWT

Maintenance of Public Order Act
STrt*ft:¥-»7TWt**rfij6wt

91«»

maintenance of records BUi-

t»t

maintenanre of service liook &n*

iiaintenance of sappliesandserviees
JT^ afh il7T*n *1 traw«T
maintenance onler (for the periodical
pax ment of inone> towards tho
maintenMice of the wife)
maintenance ration HUTP^-RTiini
oiaioirnanre xeserxe
mainlenance storekeeper RXT![XVt-

maintenance supers i*or

Mainlenance Telegraph Inspector
tt'^ipn Ptfttira, WlT-«UTl»t-

main trsn'nii««ion line g?ir ( 1 * 5 ^
mam salxeifacJl jen

mxire 1 - Indian corn «mu)
sfciii o (from Kepali). *ie»l,

2 (eoloQrlBtnaite yellow (a eeloor>
jellowisb red'jellftw fwWH in
hce, of high * brilliance) npnft*
"flT

msite oil

maite smut tnfeci

tnaiae March *r%is.iivT,*mT*rrT

maiie starch pearl rrsf ^ tiii*

mane alareh powder anej Ct atm.
in« sRTft?

mine starch thin boiling tnj «1

fl?r (Tn i pTi),

mine yellow = maiiefeolonr)
Majspahit (cmpiTo of Indonesia) ft«T-
filWi (ancient Ssnsk'it name)
majestic n,lj. srmfgn (,« angust)
majesty 1 tt^

3^cs^J^mT?IT».(Co-lt)
major aij. 1 gew. ng«. auiw. *r^,
WTl

S Musif 55 I 7 H

major 1 Lote (one who has attained

lawfoUge)witT«,i (ConsU

2 (*.rmy) 340n(xn^ w*
major are ^ ^

mxpir asu trrrr wy.
mapir building work HUR fnrfvt wi
major canal gw

major chord Mutte SVRff a?tra
major classification (of crops) 5*^

major district road g?il HsstS-T^’n,

major ecliptic limit difren. 3 ^ 5 in(^*
RVXH ^ttTJ

major foodgrains sriH »nr 37 *tt
major fore«t produce
major general (krmy) n.

ia»}or head Fin J'icc HVR ?fl^
minor head illvi
snlwhead arg

primary units (of appropriation)

srefb^ 1;;$^

majority 1 VjSTin/

2 V^Htl fi (Const )

3 Luw uQtwoJ /.

ahsoliile majority of votes tj^in
•|JR

age of m»]oritT «r9S77 Wrt
majority of corporation firro ^ nj-
ffS

mijoritv of members atfsit-in trftv.

majority of stockholcler«

majority >oie^J*ra
major lease gtm TS
major minerals gw
major operation

Cf. principal operation JWR t(tW*

w _

major pests agi*
major planet Atfrcn. BUR
major port ttjTTVt^ (Coast )
major premise L 071 C ?rrWTWn tn.
major produce gw 3 (Bis, gw TW
major railway gw
major rwlc (* road for riding esp. 1
forest road— Web.) gW Tl^-*rrf,
gw Udfflq

major scale dfajic WT*fl UTB
major species Bg« Tffir
major term Lcgte (TtW BX
major lerriional dirlsions Bgw trf^-
fir* fwrn

major third J|/«,ic WTW'TttB
major triad ,V«»ic WRtffw
major trouble (of a motor vehicle)

major tiil>ercii 1 oid leprosy fp,) jjp,
•jO** f 'S (* b) Uei leprosy)

malor work

920

MaUcocineU

Bujor work.
minor work,
onjinal vfork sfpt
repJir work :#t'55T?7T-«rt
major jield FcreKry g"^ Sfrf'^
make ri* CTPT

make „ (as ol » motor vel iclW
CfKVni’Jm

makeal^ok (.0 recori hela 10 a
book) mni’T

make a ronltj t tifT^I «rtl
make a fil» " n fev7l srW? <T^1
make an a(bf> jiioo aftjrpl
make ao apj lication

make an oath (m V^l (Conet. }
make an order vtVt!
make a report 10 wrilinj;

*rrT, fsf^ nrwt? ^
make arraojemeoU Jr»»« «Wt
make mtheotn. niHlfeH-tnn, fftW!

Riik> awj* wall 1 (iQ carry eS) kVT
»ti Tun

J (to apend. lo diiaipal»)WS»-<^*T^
3<t>kill to deatroy) «T*t,

HtTWI

make ■ will jasni
mikr firm ■ffl'lH’i,
make pooil

make it wortli gvtl <1 arrm
make lipbl F^’O tCWt
nnke soil, smd yjyi wm
make nf no rffecl fuCTOl^ «rn fdtJ-
Win

make rne«eU familfir

qfif*n«T^

rjueore efrieacy l?llfl%(e|,
fr^T^ TTw,

make o»er bItpt. rftl \wT, ^
make part pisment iat arifjn

make promi*-nrT note paratle |o
J^arer on deman I TT^ %1 11 F 4 .

make { ul lie ffrrftn
•miker -n n
maker 1 frJITPI {’J n

2 taw (lie r-fano wlo makn a
prom asory nol-) immir n
make rational araliooaliae etffUncrit

make ready Prtnfiny Wa5l

ain

make rttlea ^Tll VTRT

makeshift adj wrafilS Tl4n?*, ^■

make up b f^Rl / ,
make up ib ^ nefl

make up lime lUf «I<TT ^

CT^rr

make uae of ^ xnT

make void q_5q *r^, aj.*! «T»t, >3?^

making vttm

makine a false document fna^

makiD' a matket fl^Q nsn n
making a price (quotation of tbo
price ) It

makiD' machioe ^(iTil fWtm n

making up 1
2 £e<m n

making up day giisM

inakiog'up price nl^tr ^hi

Maktot'a tuobird dm
tfrf kyfto
Malabar «n

Malabar tlaiood(r<rniin<tliaco4orpp)
•>» (D ,M J

Malabar biackwood {DMergKt fnti
/ofiolrwfiwwt/

Malabar cardamom (ffettenq esrdo-

g%«T / <0.N,MK otn

Malatur catroiot (dnisomelra'mofo
barira) w Him /. (flaiu)

Malabar chloropsie Am %TW TT]^
Malabar civet Vomes krw-nnjffnAT
Malal ar coast ^ri WZ
Malabar roa*t fan palm (Cbrypiks rnn-
6rvi,I,/rr«)tfNi5im (Tel aftng)
Mataliar rreiled lark dvri
«»2»

Malal ar rl-onv (Dioipimia snefono-
Tv’on) m (n M )

Malal ar clpony (Dtcipyrct eianii’B)
fMtry rt (MW )

Malal ar (ihals 17/03 tr^lfilffwi
Malabar gnllenba.kc| three toe 1
stooljirrkrr Am \rz

Malal argreat Hark woo ipeckerdrea

Malaliar grry hornbill dvea Vnt

Malabar heart*spoilcd wooJpeiker
dcer\T?l Tjfrft^ TTHf?

Malabar IIill (,n Bombay) ^>5TT

Malabar junglc'Owlet dccj ^ivi

Malabar kinorskino Pharm.

Malabar kino tree (Pteroenrpiu mar-
luriuoi) W7H at (Basu, tiar )
Malabar large racket tailed drongo
Acet ^iiii d

Malabar loriqiiet Jim 3'Jyf
Malabar mahogany {llardwidu*
piiino(a) ^r?t PI

Malabar nut leases = adhatuda rAorm.
Qt'TC fi

Malabar pied bornbilldvri

Malabar pooDwCalopliytluni datum
^jirnin

Malabar aago palm (Cnrt/oM nrana)

(B.M)

Malabar small miDivet dvei

Malabar ijiiDy mouie J/awt» 4f*f*

Malabar Irogon dvrikHt
Malabar whuitiDg thruili Arei ktfl

Malabar white eoUared kiegritlier
Art* fin «»5
Malabar wood shrike Aeel

Malacu WTar tt^ - . l m.
malachite maf'ftfetl n (it for
“PPOr, irmCl earboiiato, ti for
mineral)

malachite green (grceniiii yellow-
groBii is hue. saturation

•ad tfilliaaco modiuin)

mtlsrliiie.fhoul leredchtoropiis dcfl
gWrtt tuyi (green bolliod

Malaihri Boj qnVfvTFT tnrtft

M rapiiits (Mar.

•wusrt Pore! undvr K'ttilf'I’fl)

• malaria /.

MaUrocincIj d«i tr»rfl ('T*

stout)

Mslacocotylea

911 MaUy fpacHed piculet

AIaUcoootj!ea=Di"ena
inilicoliie J/iuTfll (fiale eoloure'l
trinslnceit vinetj cf iliopsi'e)
q i > |rt 3 n (r»jT pijtf, r3fjr
miner&l)

Mtbcostraia Zoci (GV itwIiIoj ‘ sotl
?5 + Clfr/il<jn ‘sliell
*rn m {>>3^1 SMbcI^ss)

CSjladju-U/iifni a , Jsqq^TT

/

tTi»l admini'iralion TTOTR^ n
miladv nrrfq r.

tniU fid« «?rT^ I %^) *<rra «. i?nq-
f?t, •TqrwfilT (i« Kii . tile)
bijU fide pOi‘essor CSTITT 'Iff*
Tsalafide piir<lia*et CSfnt V^t
enatafidei g g r? n

boDifiile'

Mali's = exl>)ood led
mala in *e /I o{ malum in ««
mala prolnlula pi oJ malum prohi-
bilum

Malapleruriiin Torpedo
malar n TaV «

malar l>one=rT^oin3
malaria ffinTTri. ((rom 'larithi

rn)

jllalaria A«M<tacit

malaria rontml r^amT

Slalana Ta«litute of India vrt^lrt

malarial odj

malarial raeliexia 5 f’TO

malarial fe>rr
malarial inoi<]iiilo fj^aT^fVlT
malarial {’ 3 ra»ilr
fsarrfT qiilat
Milana Superimor fsiTITT

<na{artolo'i«{ fjw7i<3 n
MalatieiiJ ‘a j;*tius cf fii'gi ») ai^xi
hkealoUl")
malate (’Ar'-i 3 ‘ail^VT *1
Milar (rcnn« i1») r»

Malay almond (rerr.ina.'ia rnjirjvi)

?(?q:3n (R.M)

Malayan l<auled craVe .lira

MaliMnli-ar Vamn »r?TI« ^
Malayan ere.icl auitl <r« tr f n w
frT^^T^rrv

MaliTan frra palmsCrra* rumphit
Malavaa poIJrn Keaded babbler ^rri

Malaran prea bealel fi-hinp ei'le

!« . I H 5 T *rw

Malavan prea lieajeil flaeatificr lira
qrawHi

Mala>an im]>erial pi'eoa
rT3ff^r^T

MalaMQ keitU'li pIOKr itrt
fifjn

Malavan |>inLnnl.eil preen j'ljeoo
i« « rr a q r qrr? tfr^

Alalavan rubv alieeb liraW^^SlftT

Mitavan vairlrl pitta htt

sTl'JlI^r qTTjei (t^T*T ancient b'rd
unie)

MaUvaa diarp tailed nuinta Uts
araq* 4tf

Malavan »»»ift am« T T
Malavan three toed Moo<l|>ecler .Irra
JTelT*

Malayan viiiiie throated bulbul Irrs
RFtt* iTti H« (•T“?ws »ociert

uor.O

Malavan viood o*>l Irra ^

Malavan wreathed hornbill .lees *W-

v% qfe wifpi**

Malar apple Kfnjfnia/imbfil^r^T
/{B. M)

3=}aml>o>ri>>c apple 0
Matav banded ha) enehoo (tttnsinc
rmftt ^tpr*

Malay ••ava .ter* artne ^

Malay im« woodpeeler .!«« at?1T
?Rtti qiBt^

Malay liejr (LVaus raalatitnai) air's*.

^lalay bittern Jerr W3S* ?nt f< =T t
Imlh cf. Qin h giltn»l—

from

Malay MarV headed onole .trei
«T^ gtftr «trq 5 t

^fafay litaeh woo<tpeeter dec* arFtH

Malay Mne cared hiopfiaher trri

St’S* aSbin

Malar brahminy Lite Am at y q^ V^.

Malay brown woo^IomI lerl at^TB
»W T*

Malar eanipJwr=,f iMirBcol ? n.
Malay ehrrlniit.I-ellied mnnia .frri

Blally crimaoB winged preen wood.

pecher drea HrtT*

Malar dolphin IfanM fr*JJJrT

Malar droo'o cuchoo .f*-ts Me'Sh-

fsm

Malay eaple-owl dm
Malar fairy blue bird Ares

Malay fidioul ficj ♦(?<<» A
Ifalay fly inp fo\ pTamm *ir<i»

Malay praclle dr« W?tT^

Malar preen iin|>orial pi-eon dita
ns grtsis

Malay green legged lull partridge
Am fR in? fuR firfW
Malay prev throaiiil babbler Jrea
n?fi7 wm **? nrqF
Malav protind llirii>ti dm »I_

Malay lioii'.e awift dm JTFStp Bm-

Malav jungle crow j,es Hc*qg
» 7 *

Malay jungle nivoa dm Kfnrsvs*
S|fT«1

Malay loci Jc« awq» rTW
.Malay large tnltavadrr*

Malav Ions laded muDit ilm tWiHit
5Sl

Malar ma'pic.mhin dm

Alalav padauh=l‘terocar|<us indieua
Malar pangolin .Viix.ii WHS* 77 .
tT 5 S

Malar pearocL pheatant dr>a HAri*.
AUljy pied ilirihe dm
Malay pipit dew

^lalay redwood {Sin lerieu'S indi'Bw)
St\ *1*1*5 r%

Malay rufou* brea'ted line fly.
eatcher dm *{35* WTTTfm tftH

Malav Mgo palm = ?u'ir palm

( fre»r J avr 4 ,tri/tT(i) JiVn 373
Malay aaudal (Sanijri un iniifatn)
71 TW*? m.

Malay acopt owl dies Sv4w

• 3 ?I?

Malay ihama drra *l3q* .*gi n i
Malay speckled picniet dm *lcrq»

malignant edema

Malay apolled babble*

^rt tiiv^r'41

JliUy fpoufd babbler .Uts «?>■«♦
Malay aultan lit X«s

Malay lapir iSamm *P^*-3r^l<'l
(a’' 2 r^ ancient n-c

Malay tree abrew Vnmm tTT-

Malay tree-»parro» Xiea «"-l*

Malay aampire bat l/nmm SS-rt

Malay yerdite' flyialrber ^res
VW.HW

Malay wild do? 7^

Malay yellow breasted babbler

atw^

Malay y<llow.brea»led tnnlnril Artt

F"r7» wvf yiHirfw

Biilcondiiet eywiT m «7W19In
mneonduet «eeTT, jtdisrr
maltreatment f WT 7 H
tUtreitment

nil de lot piDtosmpinia Mrd (eine-
gated apot« nti the iliin) »

maldiitnbutieo Et«n
iBildonite = black gold Mineeal crw*

male (Conat ), m , t* («>

eenpoUDd*)

male agnate % fT>rr»a »mhl 577 m
maleaie CVm trcMtv n
male bamlxio [Dtndrecalanutilrielui)
•m tn .el7
mate Irliaiiour^out
male biilTalct nfify m , aittl
mal- cell 5«hn
male rliiU Ttan m

mile rlimartenc j

male mtljifr.l fTJwthiftTm

male rone 4 yty
malrdietion *m m , la,

eaeeralion wfltymn
anathema arfinm
milt dog 4 Tti, 77T n 3 WT

male rlopwocKl (rty-tni mm) 4 Mt t ag
malefaelion jecfi • , triTr* m
maleraeler (Ul mnU 'nI, fy’l' +
/arm 'to do’) STpO, •r7Tnft(*4)

male fere 4 yinn

male fiowrr Aat. j jfT
male frog 3 HtJ*
male ptmeUngiiiiii Bsl S
male gamete Bof 3*^*^
male gamelopliyte 3 *aj3TO
male genityl aperture Zaol 5

male hear Lao STl JHIT* 5 ^1^
male heart an the desceoJiog line
z^iD trtftft Tmn w 2 51717
maleae lad* Chem (obtained by hatt-
ing rotlic acid)

maleic a«fd wth

male lataae 5 Bm7
mate lane (^7t*7n
female lane ar^ Vt*mi
male lineal Ttra
male iioeal deaceaadjnl qtra
male memheta of family 3Jt7 ^3^
male nephew ain(l7 an . Mifrin
male nurse (an a botpital) m

male orrhis (Orrbi* nascntia) 3*

tfrtfity:

male outdoor (m ahoapiUD^^ 710*
ttfd fipnn
male jaersoit 3^01
male painperoel (dnogotha oeornDi)
tn^nuril/.a^Tift
mate plant 3 7157

mate pro'eniior ^77«, Tlg^rqu i

(Dm.

female progenitor
male pronurleua J x**7^
male purehj»er 31^
male aee«l 4'^^7
male set gland Zoot JlTwyi qOaj
male ae* l■onnooe 3-»q™^
male shoot Bel 3 Ttig
mile spader Zael 4-’7?t. »pTT-7T m
male stage ^irmt
tnale awee|M-r UUi;n, tiift
male iinil Brl

malevolenrr yi-iw s« (*<«aniii>otily)
malesolent n /j Jrttrux*^
inalignanl gq p lj
nialH-ienf ^aiTtqpcV
apileful flia^q. wa^jsp
maUrasatMC (tbo doing of an act
which a peraon ongl t amt to do,
eyal eonliaetljwtl B (leteirelesa
neaa)

mat feasant ^ogrf {-^ p,.
maUerfflataen 1 •-

3 fFTwr/.

3 Med- fsfnfdnw r..
malforinrd ml* Foreitrji ^
malfunciioniQe atftrq^tioai /.
Mallierlie’s golden-backed wood peck*
er ^irj TtT® *1SS7 TTtl^ (t^

malic aiij C7aern

malic acid *t*^

malice Lnw JW^TTl/ («« animoaitj)

miliceaforetbought Laki 3?^77Tft7

malice in fact=actual malice Xsr
7t*s(k* JHTTTl

malice lu law = implied Tnibce Xe«
^W177T

malire prepense = miliee afore*
tllOllgllt
miliciuiis (id/

(are males olent)
malicious abandonmeot Leu

malicious abuse of legal proceii Lar
8f\ns n 5»rf»7T3ih jTTTrt

mahcioui art Lav iA

malirioiis and wilful injury Lav
jtriTut li tflT siTTtni O nt lift
malirious arrest Late ^siilllT^ H'
BT'l

malicious conduct Loie JsH^lv
•rrar’i

malicious damage Lnis fV^TTlT^
malicioiia injury 54 t^ t-i i f,t
maticioua intention Lsio JnWqiT*
*bT7T7

malicioualy Jtrfmn H
mahcioua miachief Lav Jt^TTlT
ftret

malicioiii prosecution Lav I*rf771
T7 atriTThrsr

inalirinui publication Low JtlltTI
777TT7

malicious wrong T^v jarf77r0
r7

malign Med 37, trm
l•enlg^ ntrq
malignancy Jfipn/
malignant 1 adj. 1:^ (see mileyolenO
3 Mtd. 37. ITIT^
malignant art IcTT^ rr7
malignant disease 37 rhn
malignant edema U/J , Vttfr. 5^
tfru

malignant growth 923

mamelon

raaligoant growth Sled
raaligniDtly jfgh
malignant seopltsma
malignant tertian malana Sled

maiignant tumour jrrit
malignity ^ n

malinger vb (to (wgn illnesa or in
ability) T^ti gt «^mi

malinowskite (contains corps' and
antimony snlpbides mixed with
leadl Rt*IinfiTST m lead, ffr

for sra copper, ** lor JTJT? anti
mony, r for r;^ eulphide, for
mineral)

malkoha «7TW in (occurs in and

malladnte tntn^ rq (W for ern^
Bodinm, h (or silicon, iT (o'

lluotidoi T* (or mine

ral)

malUrd riW n an

eient word)

tnallealillity (Lat maffeore ‘to bam
mer' Si*^! Hiodi 55'^/-
tualleahle adj

tnallealile iron STI ^iTT

nallealile iron eondenter clamp
frimftftPTB ihiT
tnalleateil-ipttted ltd; riWTPt.( *>%)
niallein (Bactennm mallei + iii)*tTn.
nfetfs / (C. t>utlUi=Malletm'i/cet
maliei riPTRI »rt5P>r*t^)
mallemnck Zcwl. (Dutch mnj '(oo>
hsh’ + moft *fiull ) /.

tnilleolut (a rounded proeeaa ifW on
either aide o( the ankle joint)
m

Malleomycea (mnlleui ‘glandera’ wrr.
nf^if + mycel '(ungua’)

JTJlIfl

M. mallei (causes g’aaders) filWl*«I

wrr*

M p«eii<1omatlei ^ ar^C
snallet jtTJt n , JUT
mallet or artiailated locomotirc Hlf
Enj (two or three aepa>ate eagi
nee. (or heary (reight eomee)
rtfg’twOTt

rnalleusl rrlcr. (glanders) •laaul'uri.
Sohammer Jihit , ^eol

/ . glTT m.

Slallophaga ^eol. •TO m. (Tn

Slaliotos Bot

31 phihppineasis (paonkoy (ace
tree) (B , N lam

ptlla, Ben lamtla, Goj.

Hio. ikambilA, Persian kanbela^
Arabic LamptUh, Tam Aapila)
mallow (Gk mafakos *so(t'— alladiog
to the aott downy leases) 1 Bot
(any plant ol the genus italva
sraift) fn

S^eheeseflowcr (J/nfeii ayleeitrii)
m.

3 (a colour, bluish red <ninl3 10
hue. eaturation and brilliance me-
dium •t'-'*')

maloutrit on f’ftrn, n

mala. CAem 3t^A.
tnalobaervetion X,oeic^tf^^w.
tnalooateCAem

malonic ad/ Cken. {c/

malic) ,

malo>nttnle Chm
malooyl 7^919 n
tnalo urea TtTfw wi.

Milpighiaceae Bof »• ((rom

Ihptaee xtN^t ff»lft)

Malpighian body er eorpusele ^nol.
1 (a kidoo) corpuscle) m ,

3 (a small mass o( adenoid tissue .
in the spleen) m

Klalpighitn layernstraiom malpl.
ghii 4nct. (basal cell layer, the
lowest layer of epidermis} sQ^rwft
n. ,

3Ialpighitn tube Zcol. fwA WTW (f^
voiding of excrement).
malpractice | Sled jftwftmi/.

3 *^PSTO IS . CTTOR m
malpraclilioncr tn.

malpraxis~iDaIpractico
malt van n

Malta.(cscr (ondulant (oTer) n^ri
malia«e BierAcra wa^sn.

Mallesc cross Zcol ast«r»TW a^>7ig
mal'ha Col. Jnd (mineral tar) etfirnn
m (nftw ftTP)

nialt kiln thermometer ipa? stTTTV.
tmrnu

nail lirjuor *a7 wiXTI

malto. irtg.

malto dextrin CAcm. 7%
maltose Chem n.

maltreat c6. ^RTT

ill treat 7tu4$l< %7H1 (tee maleon*
duct)

maltreatment m.

ill treatment
malt trader t|*7 gfTWl
milum in ae Xaia
malum prohibitum Law

Milu8 = Mast Jstrofi
Milus Bot

M aylveatriB (common apple)

MaUa (Ok malakoi ‘soft'— in allusion
to the soft downy leaves) Dot.
If jgn gajPi

M allhea(ai;fc,rt healer')

M. moschatassiniisk mallow (mcak-
leented foliage)

M parviflora (eeeda used id coughs
— Basu) snrfla

M aoiunJirolia (eheosecake flowari
dwarf ^mallo w, round leaved mil.
low) n)pq^t •tjq^

M sylveiim (bread and oheeae,
cbeese-cake, oheMs-loafi eheeao*
flower, common mallow, custard
cheese, mallow, piekehoeee)

M. verlicillaU((lowera crowded In
clusters— Basu) wvjjeq
M. viBcus (it has a beriaceoua fruit)

Malvaceae Bet »Jvi) f5i n. an.
eient wordi Dindi f«»fl from ZTibii.
cue iROqarft)

Malvales J3ol »I»f)-l^ n.

Milvaiinim Bot xn?m-n7Tf)r
.M coromandclunasjl, coromtn.
delianiim

M. coromandelianum (loaves are
applied to wounds as a liealiag
aalvo — Ilasu) Rmpq qifluti
M tririispulata = M, coromande*

M trii iKpiiIaliimaM, corominde*

malversation TTTTrTfl. (i« euibexile)

Alalwa Cfpj HTK7 m,

mamelon Geol. (Fr. nxmeloH Supple')

ia«nri#

924

mandatory iniunction

rv (CoimM p
nummil ( R.) *n

Mjinmahl (cIjsi) m

t/i pi

iniinTnalian t |0'>I nfn Tfjr
lUjmmalun liearl

iTiimmalijn pli>-iiil j,\ »ira?r5?t
inamTnaV Httr n

maramar' aric r\ ’ ,u »T=|
niamraar» jm]nund PUrm

mamraar' f >rlii. r.-J

nvr« -i

manimar\ (.laoJ Aunt /vi

■b 1«>

mamman (.Ian i rMract TAar/n

awnfaf finwTT

tnaramirN j ouch Zxi (d*v«loped only
durmii Uctition) QR
marniinum

Biarnm;IUr't l<oil7=corpu> ilhicaat
f'l'itl'i •! (k iniiU io«nd«4 emi-

Dtnce) /

tnammillil iria adj (ni{pl«-itiit>«<d)

^«7

niaiiimilK in

inammolli t]|l|i|j| m
Bianimolli iret (Sc^woii
■IS«

maromcitrophiD-prulartin fitaciio
Zool »>t»«Trfl/

oaa 1 (» member cf (he > uman race)

RH1, m

a (any I ninan l-rnt: male or lemilo
—Geo n \fi) n
9 (a I itle ) uman I eing) 3*^ at n

4 del (fcTy I UM4 m
Hrilrll-rf. man(/7s.ne Vi/r^'rr

ffrnjiijsTipr arm
JMt l-«nman-Da.nman{f;..kn
dar.-m- / .,ni;„ci>il rfiu-i-i.)

.Vear, W.l^t man nro,
JloJrniii rr rneiU'eiai)
'JTTff^T

Cr ^Mijnon man (//c*no ai/im)

naoa'ei/ 1 Rtt’-I RtT), CrTT^^

5 /e»M»rjr (Geiiu. trv<r»ifLi/ire)

«TWI

KorV ^IRTTR
ex)t<»t

manageability SRaiTITt /

maot'eable a Ij.

managea! Irness /

manayedaf; trei

manageil eurrenry £fon ST?^W
nanaff I fore*t area JR? RR Jl*
manaermeat 1 Rfalm (Conat ). R
Rs^TR fi

2 Foreatrs (tli« practical applicatum
to an area o( the priociplea o(
forestry- I T R m .

3ffRr>yRRA m
mana'CDirntal a h RR^'ft’I
mnnagrinent an.l di-ciplioe RRriT

management and erorLing Faretiri/
SR»«R rflf ngRRlRR
manaeement map foretlrp (a map
ahoeriog the dieiaion ol the lornt
area into management onits—

I p B ) sr»«iR niRf^
maeagemcot of fair* Rl BR^
nusageoieot of foretta RR SR>OT
iRiDigemcnt of notnal pregnancy
*mn*R RtrtfRRI Rl B1*R
miaagcmeoi tharc F>iiaR<eSR*'ft >itt
manager srtrr iq

Manager. Coke Oven rrmr.^^tot

cnanagereaa BRfHrtt /

Managereaa of CoreromeDt Uoateli
tlTitVtR RIRIRPt RrOiTO
Mioager, Forma Preia nRriiv, ITTR-

maoagerial ody aR’RR , URV'rfW
managerial work sRaR^tR rrr, RRSRR.
Rrt

Manager. Multi putpoee Co opera
tuc SvH letiea RRrvR, R7^

atfflfr

manager of a lunatic R»RR Ri Brvrr
manager of e*ta1e »l7^ llRevgR
manager of evaeuee projierty ftcRpf.
^vr RRmR

mairiger of go lowna ailTTrnr aRavjR
Manj-erof t'ni lieatioiiaaR-Tr^t RR»y«
Hinjger, Postal ^lorka Iteparlmenl

RRrvj*. BTJ^R fnrni

Manager. Kej ro lurlion Oflire ffRORR,
sfeyfe riwr. sfRyfe aevvR
managrriliip UINRRI /

managing !tR»TR n , SR»R rn.
managing agency STRaRdwRyai
managing agency agreement ttR*'!!-
fiCRT*! •arrf

managing agent STR^Rlfw^Rf
managing agents stRs^lfw^ im
managing agents and directors crtrRT*
f>mn RWT «RI^
managing committee STRSMnftrft
managing committee or body stRritR
sRtft atRST fRRlR
managing director brvR riRTFR
managing officer !TRr>JTf'ITtft
managing owner BRTR railf^
man and wife Law
man at arms IT? ^RT
manatee Zonf Rfiutt m
Manatee australis Zod trct^RIRf^*
tm

Manatidae ZoV RliRRI RTF «•
oecuri m f'T^Rur^tr)
ManatuseTricbechus ZeoJ. RtTB*!-
itstFr

M imencanui rirtb RftRRI
M srsegileniia (n{ tba «e«t eotJl
of Africa) *i»’il'f •ft’IRT
naol.oie (the autn paid to a lord a*
comptESatiOB (or killiag hii nai)
fRtJifRRT n
maneer .TrfRTT m

Mancheeter Lrovrn •• goldes

Mancheiter yeWow i>go\den yellow
manchineel tree aellippomine minru
nella

mancy^^,

Mandalay (4 eoloar) = pilgr>nt brown
manilamus Law KUI^tl m (Oonit )
man lann 1 » minilarin orange
S = mtndarm red

mindario duck. tUeough-

oat China ^R-<«rR
minilano orange (rol yellow TTTf)^
m hue and of very high >fT aatura-
lion) air>irrft’i

mandarin red (relJuh red yello*
flilfWr ,n hue anlol very high
w'T lataration) wfR'flRT^rtw:
man fair atfl^tT m

manhlrd ad/ wfaf^R
man lated trrrilory wfRfgt TTTR&R
man Ijtory a^lj. RfR^STR
maolatory Injunrtion Law aifR^Tr*

1 . 9‘*5 raanaanO’Stibiite

mandatory provisiona *“* ''

sn^ ($« injunction)

mmJ.to.y ,.ro> ...on.

inanilatorv sipDS wFa^S?
maniJalory -tale
mandatory
maniletatc TOW)'! "
mandelii. nij Clifm siTcnfe^

maiidclic aii.Ufu-m

manilclic uilnlr 5 plu.oMdc 5Pn-

ftre

MandcUis .now t.mh /.uJ Tflftyra
Jlandelhs ^potted bablilcr lics^TTI^

■m *1*^ %« i

indilde 1 InnJ /

cither of

o ZocJ. (in arthropo.

the anterior tvr of moutli appen

dtgcs. rshn-li olten loiin strong
biting Jaws)^"*

mandibular W'afsS

„.„,l,\.v.Ur 1.000

mandibular foot nrw ^

mwdibwUn* ealernu* WMlSS *»»•

nundibwlari* interou* Zod «'itS 3
at»oc'H<n / . ^

mandibular nni>clcs 3 r«.^. swT-

„.”'SXr „o„,-ra.x.lboir .ok

nor at^r^g ,

mandibular palp

mandibular ♦terniim 3 l»S-aTOn?

mandibular Icetb ardt 53

mannloor st 7 *ai< -

MsnJraporJ Col. fullW^'tnrmr

M officinalis ''tiiandrale (it lias n

^eTl largo (orVol root)

. rs?TT^>P

mandrake (V.i-»</ro 7 ora P^nnabj)
• ftmwjpti
mandrill Zocl ("W" +

•bat«on-) «n<»« m moalie>-

,n jon»t; 3 )

manduration n ,

mane VttT «.. /

manealer rmn (ancient word). *n

man eating animal* KT-WlJt
man eating tiger aty-w^ WTH
man Friday (a aumle follower) «nn.

roinganjpatite .Vi«ral.

i. (»t. for •IK maogaaoaei Y*

WlR^a apatite)
manganate them
niangau blende Jfanrrni
mangan bruiite Uinrraf m

(^ tor^C^inangane!>e,wfl^btuoite)

m^ngan^^blorlle OTsfifrs f>» (^ for

pVr inanganesi. chlorite)

mangan ei»en .VrfaJ 9 t 5 ^^a«

mangane'e them ^5^ n
m aielateettg^gi^*!

m. alum ?'r 51 t-n^Tl

m ammonium plio.pbale

Hnn? Htrftn

III ammonium eulpbate 314*

lu arsenate 5^5^
in Listfe = m broHD
m Mark t of /«! ^

in borate

nt bromide trls* C<9

m btoBM Hetal 3T5^

in brown Col /»»d <»)?♦ 98

in earlmnato inirfl9

in rbloride ^^9

in ebromaie9t5*fW?^

ni «iifaie^?«ft*»Tr9

ni (itoaide

in fiuoride ^5*

lu. formate w Jll

m glycero pbo'pbate ^5^ ^S’l*

m. green Col. /*d. 5”!

m guard yiVgV
m. Iieplxoaide ^ 5 ^ ^ity
m liyilrate /finrrol
in liypo phosphite ^ 5 ^

m iodide

ro. lartalc

ra Diirale ajiila
m. Ducleioale ^5* njRjJni
ru oie (English oro is

akin to Sanskrit
m, oxalate

m oxide ^5* 5ifttr ^

black in oside (lioxide) *13

m phosphate ^5^ wpyW
m. pyro phosphate atfi^-

MU^

m. resinate (technical) 3tn.

wltt (sftniftr) ^

m. lesijiii oxide irl%w CTi 3K*l
m. spar ^5* wipe’ll

III. steel 5irnfH

m. sulphate .rl?* sjeJl?
m sulphide pipe geSiT
m sulphite a

m tetroxide ^53
m lelict brown 1 ?)55 ^

2 = burnt umber (re I > ellow

in huo and of low ^ brilhanco)
fiilwslS

m Molet 1 5^53

3 (bluish blue red in hue,

saturation an I billlisnce modiutn
Sxij) Jr.tirFTPl=?)3 ^ ...

manganesian a'lj Chem.

5>5I3» _

mangani (manginu.) Chen.

(Acft«)

mingauic a,1j Oinx
m. acid etlsfr^ «»3
m lijdroxiJc 4y-iK<J

III oxide
III. sulphate

mangani ferous (if; them
manganiferous biotite tb*lfl3
inaDganiB (nickel l*bi Mn

l3^, copper Sl%) ^ ^‘fTTS fi.
manganiie 1 Chem f'Vlftfl k.

3 ViiwmI atiftw m Bia.

ganesei lor 3f>« mineral)
maDgamura C)irm. ^|5CT3 »>i.
ntatiganite i6 BV?TK’t

(to allov with manginesc) ^ 53 *
farwer

•d steel C/to"i

4 stilt tt

mangauo. 1 Cficm. [mi iginous) Pr^Ttf-
. 2 Jfnirral. (mangxnese)

niangano ealcilc Ifis'Tfil

{=^n; nitngano-, calcite)

mangano rolumbiie .Vinrraf tfl 6*19 •
^nrtfejt (^yi- rasngano-i 35 srcD*
columbite)

maogano.nianganio oxide Chem.

aftrf

maogano.pbxlliie d/mrral. (a man*
giniferous biotite)

{^ni mangano , biotite)

manginoiitc m (^*Ti

manganese, oxide, -T3 for
mineral)

mangano-slibiite i/mrral. P)^TTPiffnr

(^C^ mangano • (or MTatfl?

antunoaate, T3 for mineral)

iatngtno*tanUbl« 926 M«niput”*

Muptno-tialilite Ft5*-

WTT*»rfa iDMgaDC-. "st-iTr*

t&atUite)

Bicpoods ad] CVn.
m «ciJ

m hydroiide aVfW
m Oxide f^5»^
m, lolphate
m •ulphide t''nM
tillage V^/ (c{ *ff**5) wr?
nuBffl 1 (beet) «T^ n

3 (mxnsel iturrel'

mxagel wurtel (Ceia nljarit "taero-
riua) «i J "vw

UiBp(eri Cot via q jiPt

M caeiie (oxtiT* of UxUy Pesia
laU—Buu) *i<r^%-WT5
M foetid* (horn iB»a{»)^ ■Tit

If laJiei (eaekoo'i jay. aapid ■
UToante> ni*«(o tree, epriai tree)
it »■ Ria x™.
Qb] xre^. M*r «T<eT, Smlixlete
■W, Tel

M ptea4t*ee>f>ood(4< pieaetj
B*B|le fi (mknSToee) n.

(uagle ((i fWrrtrt CT^T (iM meiDj

Buago errs m ■!■

BJBgo-flr

Btopo {C*fnnt Wrw*

>i»in / (Bus)

BiDgO groic «T1I jsa, «S(li
Bin^old maOfel
tDiapo'lreD spj^ «.

«nago tree »iu *t KTS'fll
BiBgroie/7-4 I (hu Bomerooe MriU
trap root*) * 1 ^ fcnt r*.

3 (CeeiT* .lej»a) «T!HT*t rt.

Binyrore foieit

■i*BpTO*e ewjnip Ckv WTgftni

JfinJiee proreM C\fn {(or Todurtioa
cf eorper ore n Mut fara»c* <W
BTi) xs-nwfr»t
BUnTioIe fr<T
Dinhoo.) euffrij-e (lofre:* o] *11

D*l* e 'Irene-. ) jr» BTf^eCTf

n*B hour i.iie. (* onit of work per-
formed ly on* is*n la oo* toot)

nee b'xe tite BBue’lj

Bini* T«jr 3 m.

•BUBil -TtHTT B*.

Bunicon (iirepa Wloiltania) **il'

Ot^I/

MiBidae Zccl ■3TUt ^

upper part of the head, the back,
aad Ibe «des of the body, the
whole tail and the outeiie of the
hmlia corered wilhlarje imbnoate
tcaiee after an aacf

eat word for ‘porenpne")
lB*Bifeel sJj Sii|4> ttfE

maaifest tA I ■‘■IR. IIW’K ■f’TT
3 (said of a apmt) tnrt
miDifett «. ue thip * maoifett

Dlioifmation utVtsddl. Ktrffl f.
ezpreetioa

nKBifeaiition of ineaaitf ^

iniBife«t*liAn ef TioUaoe Bt’lHftl ^

atBilfie^ tJi fftTW, *W
latBifeited quaattty nn tn^T
aioifret bypermeitopu OpUVtfnof.
ttre TT^xrf**TfT

ntaifettly tv«s ^ ^ tTTV, tm
iB«a(/e«(lr impoieibU «tv «rHi
ttf WTtW

ntaifeitly unfair nvi
niaifrete 1 (public declaration)

nfr>n /

2 Seuttiut B4«*-4fl /

manifold «dy ujijx

loinifold rlaeeilicatiOD SutulKI

^ ntircrei

manifoldiog (a (raudalent trick w-th
belf cote* where a man rate a bask
Bote in two teadiag OQO halt to
osa man and other half to another
getting rrefit froto both) fifVTaw

BiiDifofJ tabnlation Sdtultre
•TTTtflWB

bfinibot Bet (a gennt of plant*, root
atalii of which yield nntritioat
alareh) KotfjT* niht (s»» atarch,
fttroot)

Sf *ipi-M paicntta • tweet cae.
Mr* fT'^S^xlw^

kf, g!(fie«H(yieldi Ceara robber)

>1 palmate. M a.pi
3f udliHima (bitter ta*aara>eae-
tara) Wf t^lftrn

M*biI* grata *• tanhaal lAr$t)ui

bjfpOjJAi) m,

Manila bemp 1 (6bre obtained fiam
the lea! stalk cl tl e banana J/au
tutifir) trw

3 . Mu** teatilii TW

Maoila paper *^bil5rJI-^

Manila rope n3

Mini]* tamarind (Pithcrofooian defer)

nnif^ai /.

tnanioesristira JJot. tttjfil* «.
ratnipulatable aij lt(V4
manipnlair rb. JUMd

rraui 1 (to treat, work, or operate
with the hands)

(Wr. if

3 (to handle or manage with tkill
or dexterity) jii^ tern, JtW*
SW^, il tiVTdl

5 (to treiti work, or operate by
meehtoicil mean*) arn, ■*■'
Ct»l. ■rs.fWTX, ?l ■BIM
((to treat or manage with tbe
mind or tetelleeO jfig widW, 5^*

6 (to control the action o(.~ by
ruanagement) BW^a r-tgaBB

C (to manage or treat nrtially or
frtudulentlj) ■Pjii'dW. tTji-
snrriPi. cb-bt»w^

Jntrant 1 (to ate the baadt in
detleroat operations) f trB (xn
3 (to manage or handle apparatoe
or tmimtaenli) tnfirt
BTeiJtar^, ayiftl-

mempulatrd market
manipuhtion Hgww h, ^Jnfn m »

TfBXW « (/erlXer»MmanipnUti)

maaiputition of a counts %rtnST^Y
minipuUtioD of bank rate «F4BtT(*
wn «t sryrxi

aanipulstion of ilitiitiee snic mm
Baoipulalire . iBaaipalstory aJ/-
syxrfW {/artWr see manipnlate)
manipulator ( 1 ) ei. {/uriXtr

see manipalate)
manipulitory . maoipnlalire
Manipur buih.qaail .(res RfejT-n^TT
Maoipur falrella ^res wlbr^-B*XBt
Manipur streaked langhiag-thrush
Am af»n< rrfk* nivnit (cfku
ttreakad)

Manipur ycUow-boeird tnnbM

r'^nukl rulti

Mitkttia iikzintk

m>l niJf*

mif tr»ininr CfTF^-fiTTI

frsn-z^

nirTiil »ofV. fn-ca

i\inaf«-lurr

, ftrfsf, /

fnm zrar. ftfis

lDj8u/jrlu»TJ )
in«nal«rturr'd »rtitlr»
fjunutirtupfJ WT5

rni0nl4rture>l Jroj VTM
'Unn(»fliir«'J Drus» Rnl«

Jna frzB

niBufanurnl fnr*! f-t
mtButiriiirfJ firfs* TT^t

mtnufaitiirrl piim
miestirturr) jni» Tira
nanulinniT I on i Urpr »c«1r

crrft^

mioulidarr I j Mklni^ TTfr?
winuUrtnml *ilV Wis
tninolirtarni •titionm frfsrT

numitjctnrrJ «i\ fiirv

tnjTll'rfcliifV <tl <lur<-<i,l »m f>Z 7 a

n***!

tnanut* -turr of f.*>J vc OsJb

T.I.-

of

I

iBif»rtiinn» cWsf*
iButinnrin: rhfini‘l

r*rrj

>nufart>iT)BS

» ftata-

pumifirlufr t f f Iftrt ^ frzTH

tnjTiu'j «ar» • f nU wrif

riamif Ar-turo < n • Ijr^r oralr Zf*

nf»r^ ■*

naniifj. tntrt f.rsiT? ( ^ ) •«.
fnjniili turrr » lifn fjre»TT m i-.

wtniit* luTi-n rr'i.trrfarsT^-m^
lnapof>liitTf » timl<r fnr^*^TT
tninnfi Imtio; « f*Tr^ m
r-<aniir« turin^ a C| r|'^ (

mir^firiurie* •• vorlin-

SCCrirt tcr^-«»r
B'l'aoCtvtytil'; »I pirilDi

Dinutanonns soo I' C|«''5I

maDufarlnriB* plant ftaia" (raarr

manufartnnar pr«*ft»*
mtnafannnn: »»lr fjRTB' TTW
maantannriD: faint &iir^
minufarturin- wart*
rntnafarturaBS r«fJ ftil'SI fff~5r
mannmioxvn f

tnanomil r^. *T»T

manumitta^l prr>-<>n ^ ^ la.
>n»nurr «.

inaaort »f. ^sfT, W

«r»»i

m>narr^l a . ^ ttH JWT
mtanlT W»p rfl

tntnurt mifturt fir*

mannrt pal m m.

tniDurtt »»i» ( •'ot

miaiirt4alt> rmi

•TiiBott-*prt*4<t «*?
fntsgrtal tiptoritnt
minoritl mutom ir^fevBt
manorui trail
ratnnml

rntnoMfipt pr-^ ^ JvtMj f
minD»mp»ojj p t « *>rn ^

in>na>CTi| \ iM-aJin:
wifto-rrii t manrr *ntaft

mins-napt rrpKtrt pn1

Manx rat p-i ftTT» (rr >«,)
rnaeiel/ »j

niiai >viillrj£.< ^

naBilnrr. ^ •hilrrtwt
BiMirool U’-r-*t)

WiBi^llrJ „

»XgTT-T7=I,

’rwrainj*^

nia«i[Iits „ tamaaam — M^tlrriiani

mjtii arrjrj ^

rniTif *rr<Ird l«rr* »J<n

jniBT lalorJ fl,j •VC'I

tiiinTNalnrJ funrtu'n .V;lV J

f5rf

tnsnMaluralnr'a i'iJt. W^T'Xyif,
map «.

map r]p;S

map rofTTCtiC-n officr

nap mrrrrtion norV

mi] If 1 5-4. {cstJ loT l:tr3»c*o.

S^irpip n. (f^ fooraT

Wtapj)

S(a e-l-aar. jelljwiiS WaJyt’.Ui
la kn^ of »» aatera
li'l asi hash S Dril'iaace) t

^ _i_

inapir *np*r I ffja’T rl<?

S (» ye'l'wiah r*! rtlls»

IB )lB*. Pf low »»tBT».

J1'-)*TWTWH
IBiplp • PoJ

ntp f! fprmJtiTP rrppn •• Vrpt"»
wap» Za.*

map pf namctic 6tU Jr* *T

z iw fn

map pf tXr *ot»Ty 6[lBl»t*rn*

fant

inaj'piBi pin trw^lTn-^^

mappiBf atPtl pta Rfw^^ kSl’fS

mippiB- •irtl ppn mb* t*»*WT*-

wa*ww«tw#iw^
map traal Bt ewri«-W*WW
maj-rprorJ
map klitrt KWpfH
Marasta f < ft rrff

M mninJiham (a— owr-ot p!a't.
V-ft Jaita- arroafwO

SUrtniarrae (uT9wrv>t 'a= ’j) fHl-

«r* S"**-

Mata»imua £,•< [C.l iwaa.r.n *1'
«iMa aw*}*} rv*« n~fi
M PTaJr* ('an ri-g r califposj

maraaiBn* X'rl, Tl*va« m.

Maraika ConWrrary STTTl-frw

irathaan [a po’-.Br, r>0 jrfUw t»'^
n ha». rf Trr> J .'H ^ aaJsm-

liP-)wfiTW^rt

•ratua B.-t Jttn-ffxff

M f^^^ota {/ran*«a 'raaettill =5

Maiattiacea«

929

xnaiginal utility analysit

Fraztnvf, Ash') 3^**

Msrattiaceae Bol. {They are corres-
pondingly Tobnst in all tlieir parts,
tlie stems are lohd and almost
taberons, the petioles thick and
long, and tlie leayes targe and lest-
hery—McLean I 533) n

maraud

marauder n»

naraudiug ant jjesi
marble 1 m

2 Dookbtndxng »rw f» , wafl
marble bath tub n»n7tt W t’liiHia
marble bean = Caesalpinia jayabo
»>»

marble chips THTTW®'*
marbled cal ilann f^rtl fifTW
marbled polecat A/amm. finj
marbled leal ffifl m (7^ ancient
name, el Sindhi cAot)
marble monument TnnTW-tHK*
marble of Paros grrsn**! m
marble pea ((’tjna eatianj) TTJRW «■
(H.K.. M)

marble powder nwft? WfT
marble sides Jlwibindin^ ervt TTT^
marble slab trrrw fiTFr
marble ti1eT.9imr«^
marble*ware t 0 IT{tl-*n»®
marble white Col. /«d tWlTW 5^
mtrblewood ttAltWTni m
mircasite n

March m.

march Drill irnom, pfttnTT’m
close ranks inarch
open ranks mirch srApt* 8 m'>l*k
right close inarch ^fijprri figll*

left close march
double march aTfe-Jl 8 T®m
quick march 58881 ®!^
slow march

march in steps 831 B 8 t®m
Marcliantia Dot. (tlisllus linving
spocisl erect reprodnclire lirsii
dies Tie aaft.tnn VI 8 ) a'atiiB-
amf's

M palinaia wiptst amena
M polymorph 1 JlStU 7»87n8
Msrrha»8laC*te Bot Tratna fw »

Marrliantijlri 0o* aarJTia-ifta It-

marrhing Song
marchinsiiinc aain tat

march m steps tee vndtr march
marchioness = marquise 8^1818®?^
/

march of erents t[Z8T*T8
march past Vi{. erfagt* aan
March violet (rioln cdorata*
m (Dasn)

mare w^ai, 8881 / .
mare blael. Col Jfid 8881
mare-bloli = marsh mtrigold (Call/ta
polualris) 883 m

Mareca ftai88 ffsnfa (Cf
ID Hindt It feeds the whole day,
even while others rest)
mare clausaa = closed sea Inter
natimal Law tlftl 838 m.
mare’s-tail lacirrus iteteoret. ST88T-
Jra m.

2 S«<. (iTappum riiltfflfii)8lfiTcI8

Marfik a X Ophiuchi vlsfron

8irr8T81 /,

raargsric acid CAm Tatlf^t (88
margarin Cfbm aairi^/.
margsrim TTOfft / . ffini 8888
margarine crystals 8881^1 rtz
oiargarite Priroj (in it globniites are
arranged lineall) like beads) 8f8.
mm.

margarodile Uineral (a pearly varie-
ty of mica) 3®nw8 «. (588T pearl.
•'Wr mica)

margaroo (Ck ) 8*38) /

Marparojms ifool. (a geoas inclnding
cattle ticka) »i lf alla8 am^

M annulaiut 8 H i w -»8f erMta (88irt
Aroorica)

margin J (spaco adjoining a bound-
ing line) ai»rf. rjz, artl n , rflam
m., dltn /.

3 { amount of time or money ) 8181
/•

3 Bot.^n. ■

4 Con (the difference between
loan end aacurit}) e^HUftnTt-
•r**tT ».

margiiialalj I (ftarwT .in88-.aT®8
2 Zaol 8t8» . apifta
margiiMl adpimiiiriii* jn*8 8818188
marginal babucr nhlTW *r»8T
marginat caoal

marginal Uianncl Zcol 8I8S-3^88T

marginal cost £ei3n. tfl81(8-al<»«a
marginal cutiiialion tdWM-ffa
marginal demand Eton. td8Rr-wfit.
8188

marginal dose rft8T^-8t81
marginal cHiciency of capital jcf) ^
t(l8T®a ftearr^

Marginales Bot 8I8rft*l m pf.
marginal farm landtftapS-a^ra.tl^
marpna] focus 8 Js<t) 8 8ffiT
marginal gloss 81*8 rmfini
marginal heading 81^8 8(1^8. aiti-

?fl88

marginal labonr Boon. tfl8F8-W8
marginal land tftffps-sjfil
marginal Isppcl .^ool. 81*8 88518
marginally noted 81*8 f«tfi38, 8T?I-

marginally noted copies if dmin.aiTt-
(|tfe?l ufctal

marginally noted orders 8nlf^%T
ni^tl

marginal note Bl*S 81t4-ft(8®l
marginal notes snd references 8181 *

rflt (8??1

marginal plate Zed. Bim-ac
marginal price Econ. tfffll*tl->IS8
marginal producer tfl 81 ^-dWm
marginal product Tcon
tflarm 8181?

marginal productivity feon lfl8r®8

marginal productivity theory ^8l»a'

marginal profit Feon tft 818 r -818
marginal propensity to consume yq*
»?r8 ^ dl8F8 affw

marginal purchase Econ. ?ft8F8 88
marginal ray.irachcid Bot 8t®dl8

marginal reference 8P8
marginal requirement tfltn®* n^Vt
marginal rcliirn tfl8I®8 nf8T8
marginal revenue Econ. l(l8T®«-(ttn8
marginal scasniarine hcll=temi£*-
rul sea /wt("rn.itio>inf L'lio SPff-
897

margiml sen^e orgms Zcfl 8T»T.
8 x 7(8

margin il unit /Vow tThn»8 888

margmvl iilihty analyst* (fttnajjyy.

miramal utihly o{ monay 930

matkatabla

^rfji=n

niarflinal iililily of inoncj ^
ifWP' TT^ifnai

inarfiiul i.tililv mIiooI /'rmi *5nTI*^
fh^ ’■•iIITty (jf« svliooli i! eco
noniic^)

Uiar^iinl iililil) lUrort ( jf \«,lue)
liurgiiul jfnUl nwis^air'l
niarginjf lone Fi jfjj j/fli

inar'in line 9rn »» 1 I
]tijr”iD of error flWBaTTr. ff«*r
rfVBt

luarjin of len.

niar^io of note <‘ieet fjer’l 7^*1 srpT

niir'in of \ rotu «TW Bnn

tnir'iii of frolitaMe ruhnationTPI-

ntarpin of ilic furiii STB V tpb
marsin of ih< Ummj t)ni ffP^

marpna lo l<e miintiiaetl irw?

rNirgin »top 9i»B fttW
injr;n«» oil w iw
uurf»i irff {.fMJif'itrJila iniii'o)
niTV m (H N M ) ifla
Marsnrriie vrilnw tol iiir, yellovt
I I IK c f I w •>! lalurktiofl and
\ci \ 1 I B 1 nil »ne«) WWB
marialitr Viiiri'il (ll at m«inl>or of
II n«ca|> I te 'ifi^ .r iiip winch eon
tan 1 ll e 1 t.1 e*t poii lUita i f
•iluk nr-rDtia^T^ -V li*( fcrf^*
iiuneral)

Maria a fi rn » nijiilenhair fern
(/ffianlini nji/lni cenrrrt)

ttiari'ol 1 n . BTI

mari^ol 1 f1 >Her* kilenliili
injri*ol I of Pern Ufrlion/lliii naiiuol)

/ ( h M ) rpT^^l

niarini j »rgr ng;

(C-i .1 I •jt*’! ( .t )
marine a ng'init » ixelar )
mariro j< nn. ^fr* Vni
malm* alaeoiiir* rrigy rni^B

mario. aif|-.rl r»ig* fmptVI?

loaniu aniliialeul.

M*l Jea /^Ifreuiha m! i.jK ffl^rargy
teanne Mne X(U /»/ Rlg^

3 ^purple luay

4 (^leenisli laluo rt'HTR »n f.uo, oi

low Inillianco] IbbItICR

marine rliinile<= oieame cltraale
Rigy

III irinc torp< IbTIR
iiijrinc tonrtRlfBT SBIBIHR
iiurtnc en'ineenn: Rigx wiTufllPtlCl
tiiartne ft^lienea Rig? aifTl^

Marine fi-lieries laililnte STg?*
Rff RiCI RTO1

■lurine preen (^colour, \oUowi«h
preen r^ritT JD hui^ of low >rT
aatnratioD anil Ion tirillianeo)

sByryhl?

marine lioapilal (for aeamen of tlio
merchant uianneicoait puard, light*

I oos* tcmc«i etc ) IkfipRl-

•R?

marine iniuraoce «g? »tn?lB
marine loturanee funil mg? winlT

marine loauraoce policy mg? WPltT

marioe leapuemgxadn (ri tPf)
marine loaa«» mg?
marine map atg? tmfn
marine or inlaoil natipaiioo mg?

awti %ntns«
iiuriner mf?fi m
marine rralm Zeol Rg??n
manner > conipa<» litron f^njfl ]
iiurmeahrll /col

marine aoil nig?^. Rg?-^i
marine auperiolen lent 39<nRl'ilKC
marine aurtey mg? RnR
marine Irana'TrOajtfn Crej Bg?l-
fiy«')i

marine turtle Rg? crrT
■iiiriDoi aiiil latoe Cof Ind Rg??
n a'e SlfR

Mar...tte.I.i. = «a,le*. law pi,,,.
marital 0 , 1 ; J ton liutlan'l)

try.

2 (of r pertamin,; l< in%rna„e)
»|»'l >t

marital alfi . lion rCi ^

maritime A./; mg?(Cnn«l ), mgfi^

niarilime •limalc mg?ati»Trg
Iiiariiimc e.>nlrjcl mg? Itfryi
inarilime law niflR hft,
maritime lien Rig? RTWiftmT (aaa

lion)

inaritmie peril Rg?
imntinie i>iae (J’lnw/pirMrie/') Rig?
RTR

luariiime plant iJot fig? *1

Rlvn

maritime aervii e mg? ^I?l
maritime a li t p p i n g Rg?*fi??^
(Co -at.)

mariliine atate RtgTTW?
manimie territory mg? V?. Rig?
hYu

injtitiine warfare Rg? g^
inaryorant (Oriiraiiitei oulporr)
f>i (Tel giiftg)
mark n fkg n , arc m , R?B n.
mark tb. 1 (kg RRIRti

Rt«m

a limtH (k Hie) Rr«I vm,

Matkalimii IVpaai afafren smt R?R,
gi m??? re

Marktlrwa Ar^»« Nivia er Velorun
,4ifren ??TR*?l?I/.
marln) p,/;. J ftrffT, alftr?
3R«e,?f*ig

markeil at lueh ftm ?T V? fem «>.
gsifisp

niatke 1 eiieqije Danhns
niarkeil comrait y?? Rir'i^
iiiarke.l ili?crrnec gyre ^
markfil feature bwr

m ■ r k c ll for iliilriliutioa (ktrpiTT^
Rfet

Diarkcil for JiriJeiid RTRIR % ^
TBnftfl

markeil or iiniuarkeJ amll

markil 1 frylk / iMlili. 1X 2533

comm Nilakantlik fttfl T*tfir«r I
y»tiRrft*i;Rtfk Notatlia
litrcriiliro Imlwoon IttN and wnn),
n». B»?)

2(lhol)ml1in„)fnftTT?RPl

ea].itjl markit gnfT f??fn
roiiiiiioilily market q?TV'rTT^
iiionrv iiiarkil g?T
Stork tiiarkel rsaR fn^
than- iiiaikrl «TI frifk
markrtc/ frm. V^nt
maikelal.ility frTem, ftkwm /.
niarketalilc *,/; (Oerm. wrlonyfir*)

tTi»iVet«blt £orm rairrow

frt^, r*TTX
xnirketiMc tom PA 9 ^
markclil'lr pooJ* Eton flT’*!

marVetiWe »fcuti\f
fA^nfplfjT
markplilite »uc
^HPt

nurkrtikte «urplu> Pn*n

wrft*

narkrulite iimSer JITIT, f*<T*

««<»

XoarkctiMe title Late
marleuMe tree 19. 19

inirkrt eommiltee ftflfit-wW't
nirket rotiiliiioni (Tr tiliiaitm
ruxreki) Pnfil

market day
market due
market fluetnation
market cartleB
markctin|> f^^«n H.

Markttini; Adeiier

marketiBS federation

markeiiB|: of agrieuUura) product

narketiB|> of erojia

SlirketiBjt OtTieer r»T»n*«ft’lTft.

itrrm

matketlo;; aea«on frrTt'tnt
mirketiu}; aoiiety fk^’t^-arfaft
market intrlhisenre frrfa'trmt
market or^anirilion fVrfit-Ani^
market otert (open market) fkx^
fVtf>r

market place fr rfn WT^
market price fnPt
market produce frtlVT^,
tnnf^

market ^^uotation«

frrft

market rate fftni-attr, BTFIT'WH
market remained ea»y ftlft

market retnamed lint. ftlf*t tT nfl
market remained atrady fTTPt
T#1

mirket report frTPt ffm. frrfV

sfr^T^

maikrt *»olime«t frtti^.na^frt
market temleoey Com. f^Pt
market tone Cm. ffrtt f^.

market town ftrfii nTO
market taliie Eton ft'lfti artf.

market vendor fTkft fArn
market watte* WSIT *1

markhor rrnrt'T BHt m.
markin;; I n , f%15 n ,

Wli^t

aPn:n

marking and aifimaf; NxitniT^i^
J9Tt9t *T?t

markiD{! hammerxdic hammer
marking; haiehel Foreafry

markiRi; ink lirT^-inCk
markiBf; nut • . fwFT^

markiac niii tree Wtg W < T9
markioi'ot nU^}

markio; timker Witsfvn, rtVI HtVB}
marktoc treea for removal Forniry
TFf «> *B% k
markmaoiMmarkamaa
mark o^t«^ ftxwitni
mirk of ideniifieaiioo nfwTrtfnCi

Kfarkraode Bei (a eontpicoeoa bon*!*
dary layer— McLean 1 905) TTBtfW
m. (Germ. X'tfrl- fkt + -ranih
'boundary'

warkimio i t\) n

S Low (oae ntp make* lui mark
Instead of writing hia rame) fVc*
»m(lDra.

nuki of iJeoiifiralion mark of
ideotipeation

roftki of lamperin;; awi fa^
mirka on tree* T9-fTC
markitooe f^cnir
mark time iViIf
marl ■rTTT/.^>^P){t
marmalade ttt oranye niarina)a.te
Slarmaronelt* Am 9n1 tnnPT (tffl
aneievtwaiuo. Cf Sindhi eioi')
mirmoralpe fie* Tat (invrkevl with
eo'nure.1 »«a* Iiko mvrl le) TTiW
Marmoia Zotl (yeima iuciuliiiy
certain motsM ope>*tunii)i^ljiMltin*

mrft

marmbeet Zorf fneept the great loo,
III# dicita have ciawa fnatead of
nails) WWt*ff ea,*
marmot fprip^ as.

maroon tmchesinut (a colour)

5 (yellowish red tflrflT in hue, of
low ft brilliance) fttwidls
3 (by eatessioo, any colour of low
brilliince, aod of low or medium
saturation! of a hue varying from
reddish blue to reddish red.yellow)
hIwiwi

maroon-backed hedge-sparrow Am
*TTT*?f

matooo-hteasted flycatcher Aces
pflTH

msrooa onele yss rt.

occur* in 5Vj<n)
maroon redieclirslout
marquia m,

marquiaal odj.

matquisate m marquisdom tT(T9Ttt*37[T
A, RTtHTWrsftTt "t.
marquisdom m marquisale
msrquiscBmarchioncss 9^1979^/.
marquUship sr^IHlR'Rni/-
marram gras* beach grass
msrriage Tins n.
wedlock uftB™
weJilingfnijViffy
roarnageatile tulj.
mirriageahle wumsn tift

marriage and divorce Pnnf afVt

‘ ft'vrx

marriage hrokige er hrokrrage friTT-

marriage brokerage contract ftm,*

marriage cecnricale Ha w a i i
marriage flight » nuptial flight
inamage gift f ni^V^ lf
mvrrijge imuranre ftgTJ-arrnl^
marriage liceocr K39f^
mittlape ywiy
marriage portionndowry
marriage procession 9T9Ttn /, *TIT
marriage rate Stirutici fgTTj ar4
marriage rite rtlT^^lWTT
mvrrnge aeltlemeni rtTTf-

«T9tvn

married n tj. ftnftn
married man ftriftn ih.
marneil. single nr wnlowetl

st\«t sr^ ft^t

marrinl suites
married woman ftsi r | n| /.
marrow Ao.it. Ir7¥7/.

xuionry

ia»»9w csTity 932

Teiirrow rtTiiT

m»rrow r*U

Mwmbium B^t (senes of mins

bsTinRWTinVloJles^M— Bis'-i)

BTifs

31. Tul;»re (white liosrho jnJ eoni

roon borehouai-l'osfhounJ liore-

honod) tfVl
mjrre xh

Msrs JUrew. *m» -s. Une.ent word)
SItrs brown Col /" i iPW «S
SIireJenuRi sTfrf^'ttrrft
M roTleiHWW (nehrv

\1 KDinisimi (i i»Hs strong »iliy
whits fchr«-TrlI67^1 t??r*3*

>[ solubiln-Drtgei Tolubilis
DJrsh

|«g «f»5rT«.
moot

wsrsntl B. 1 wrfiTtj m.

5 Iss, in Jji» PMlmjient) sVTWTTft

t-njev

manhst ,i Uom • Civ (to urssgs
cttistn# Lf'er fa ol oststi or
rruhtersl xaPKTf

^ ffivira, f»«if «Tfj

tnsrstialltd n Ij lOTf*

tnsTshslW trsir 1 y Mf M

msrslisdiB^ t HTfSitl. vinriTctt %

3 r » (srrsr. -i^ in oristl

«, fma^j n

msr.lialliDS ssMtt iDd orcuiitirs
^trrm »1 »g ftgn

jnsrshsUiD* en-urilirs aftnfaij} »7

crfrira

mir.Iullin- >i lin* /jjy fn^aRV-rTT
VirsMUiors Ur.(nj-p,r hsebbnshl
, Ui )siow stirrisd with
b IcV f"!) yxB-'Jrt 5(t«i
Mjr^hsl ..t thr Kossl Alt borre
STifrifn

mimliite (enproun lolide *'<!)
WTfjnWra s*. ( r* (or mm*.

r»l)

marsh nmllowf^ l = AttWaorcfiti-
ills nPT / (T^ good for

i.rtost* Ilk* «S^)

2 B marsh mangold

3— fhr*<r9i>w*r (Vj7ri tt^txJSru)

^'9V^n

marsU mangold (Cuitkt pnlas'rti)

marsh mint (JfratAn orrnuti)

marsh orrhit >- Orchis laiifolia
r.

marsh (ursloT (Jpiass grotvofrwi) *n*
wrrt/ (B..N .3! , MarJ
marsh plant «ta
marsh.san t r trrs h'la 39TV
marsh spotted babbler Jxtt

rfn

Marsh test <4iui Ckm* (it d*p*o4a
os the (ormstios et ante*)

qfnsn (i"ei sn) (3f*»or. UeJ «t n

hers Cl<e», 19l3.p 747)
marsh tit Jtf$

inanh trefoil (I'eaiioisthst Iri/olssta)

taarsh'wtrbler iwa
niafshr *Jj

nsrsh; land qieg a^Ta. i;?r^
marshy renoo cra-n^
ruarshr soil

Msrsilea (a genus ot plaota bar-
ing two pair* of Ioa2eta) fj-
jiffqnumfk

Marsileaeear a.

Mar* orange Cr,’ fisd finw fTtn
Mar* red 1 e'ef. f«J. WTO
3 m totem (rolciur)

Sweolcothar (colour)
tnarsapal Znrl 1 (baring a poach
lor carrying tlio young) ftnjWTW-

iTnr.\ .nfremreJs dnifromeifa tm.

I- Ilf l>4 msisiij ijI Iniises

tnifb I II 1 qrtS-Tyll marsupial |n>>_pourlsc I frog ftr^.

ui^ral. .rrs. (/. -ripj p, A; WTH Srj»

q»3 r*7Il •». Martiii ulis BMelatheria Zoef. fVri.

pijf.1i •n.nfi— I 1 / sr' fffW fa r ^yf-t W sn pL
l.il«ta-qq#mwi,a. mafU) ul mole rsrytWTW-lfir^I

mjfih gis rJicw. narsapsal mouse

marthbariirr J.,i«r 3 .T>^ mir»uiHalw*U-,whe.lw*lf«T.,.

maniaa wolf ftr^raTf-l^
marsupium Zeot. ftlSJvtfW n
Man rellow 1 Cof. Inf ^

3 (a eoJonr* red > ellow sra i' i n bo*,
of high 3A.saturation) •Sn’t.'fln
mart ftirfirei /

mariemperiog (a heat Iroatment pro-
eecs. la which martencite it pro-
duesd^RoH* p 130) n* (**•

fjr ‘martensitsT (f/. an-

steiupering)

marten (from FgT*ila)i»f^

mtTtCBSite (solid solution o{ earboa
in beta "I femte) wurinifB «.
3Iartea Zeof.S^tT occm

5n the «»h. Cf Hindi
martial 1 (of, pertaiaiog lOt or
salted (or, war) ^HlS
3 On (Jl)

martial law «*. (Coast ).

WTTO •

military UwtriTO
mitiiary ruletjfrc ftTTO
naitiowfi/ (aaeient Buue)

3IsrtiBae (labfsnsJy) •tfrfTjAir eu
3Iartini yellow 1 m golden yellow Cots

9 (yellow ^ la ha* oad of very
high S bnUianee)
ilartyma J!a.

31. aaona m 31, ditadra (d*Tllt‘s
elawi ssalcs't-beaJ, tiger'a^Uw)
*Wt»^ (Mar. K\. nio. f«'^s
Tteqwf^eg;. Xb* fnut is said to
ear* laerpiaa-wttos)

M diandraB3l. annua
martrr JWTWt et. (from Marathi)
martyrdom juTtBSI/.
manellooi efSeery •e^'JS aniv
marrcl'^f Peru (Mirohilit yalope)
T'wVw m. Ben )

MarwarGev e».i «•

masriiliae eharacren Zoct JTf
mash 1 gwwt ns. (Mar r*»n. f t7;

9 Wf^n.

masked afj. P.| WTijf^CT

meikefl fiofool .^ter »7*)3

masked wagtail Jtrs (ear^orerts

■a Hack r') ftti w* wnrw

mason rv^fWT sa.. PIT

masonry 1 (stradar* UiU by *

matonr7 building 933 m&itodon

laison) /.

3 (art. tr»de or ^ork of a mason)

masoorv liuitding ^

masonry dam Irrtg
ma«onry*lineii svtll JWT
tnasonr) j>illar Uisw. 1%^
masonry »eir frrjff
misoory wo'k firfirew
mason’s trap=dn>stons tfip=niid»
festher trap Hi/gteni
mass 1 l/i{ , Ce*»k S^> ^*15 **•

2«r»t/

3 Phyt 3*5 "•
masses

mass action f%TT
massage srrfrn m ■

massa tntern^ydw = intermediate
mass “iaterthslaime commissure =•
commissura moUis«=so(i eommis-
sore « middle commissure ^n<i<
w *n.

Massslia iiCroN. "»•

masses Lam /• ■■•'4'^ *" •

(sM usembly)
large masses It
masses of people ve-J**,
masieler (rensele) Aaat '•rfstWl/
msss'ier tnasele ifnat sa^st^Tfl
miss function ^ifreii* S**
massicot (lead monoiide) ifhniiXRnr
M- \’Vn for miaeral)

lead ocber sfttT JHt*
massif Gtcl. (a mmasire forfflatian)
jmnSns.

massive ad}. 1 (baving a Urge mus)
stgiCTSfi stfTjmr

3 (having a solid balky form) StTf.

8 (weighty) siTft» •»ai*'n

4 Jfineral

6 fen?

massive rock ^jTe^ra
massless odj Phvi
mass meeting 5R *IWI, fttl? sntt
mast mentality **■^1^

mast movement
mass nnmber 3*3 5Wil«

mats of witter 5vn-5*3
mass of mercury PAom. nr? 3*^
mass of people Lew (I.P C.) «3*5**
(ire assembly)

mass prmluetion jK^ctii?*!
mass psyclioIogT smVfln

mats radiography sn^f|v
mass revolution 334o{^
mass spectrograph 3V3T4f(l^9 m
mass siictlruni Phyt (t'lO spectrum
of a stream of electrically charged
particles analysed into separate
homogeneons streams) /•

(apectinmtnHfa)
mass stirs ey (n^fg<l> lirifttjni
mass tceatmeni
ma<su!a Dot 3*3* *»
massv arfy I ilinfral- (having mass'
353mj;

2 2ocl Jt?l3*3

Ri-isl (the fruit of soeb treee as oak.
beach and other Cnpuft/erfte—

1 KR)^Ti.an

nia't H. i (of a ship) iirom ??!-

Jwt^RlX «.

3 «»W. ^ m

3 (cotout)«mast )>roHiy(a colour,
te<l sellow WsH m hue. of high
3?, saturation)

.Afast-Malus^Sfron fH? *! w.
mastaa ZaJ. (CL.mostor ‘month, jaw’)

afiww/

ma«t hfvvfn»iB8«t (colon?)
mast cell Altai (a Urge leucocyte)
ttfemiVttt

anatterloni) MtJ ts.

yiultersfc I (<:(,) m

2 (husband) uftl. ( n.) m.

3 PfVTirw. »5Rt m

4 (of a ecjiool) erv^R*, Ht|R.

»ai4 m Xsr* professor)

5 (as, n. tUster of Arts) »ifwt=tnr6

6 (as. of the Security Press) HVUV

master adj. Ihojiis, 3^Rt
master Ley tri
master roniiolirr
•masier gfti

matter rb. 1 snf*utu maa

2 (to be master) (ancient usage

from the WHa,)
master and servant ^
matter armourer Ni^U'tfi
master builder fsisr
msAer controller Elte.
master general of the ordnance jfil.

ttfl^'JtrrrfT* ot.

master in clianeery Laio (an ofheer of
a eotiit of e<iuit> appointed to assist
the court^ w*-’4*-Ul<l'dlO (-t^) m.
Slasier in Ophthalmology (M. O)
srfyHid* (UT fr )
master key «Sfs^

AlastCE of Arts (M A )

(nt/v )

Ma ter of Gimnierce (M Com )

(fj )

Master of Education ( 5 I Ed )

wra* (fp ft.)
master of mint z^yn^TvitW
Slaitcr of Ob«tetries (MO)

(5 ft)

Masier of Suenee (M. Sc) ftsjHlftr*
?itW«(ft ft)
master of ships 5l^*TR
Master of Surgery ?i57*stl^tiid»
Masier of the Rohes IW'tRyHI’^St
Maiter of the Bolls (fJo his ehargo
of the rolls or records of chancery
aad taaVs nett to the Lord Chan>
celtor and Lord Chief Jii'lice)
sri’»\'i9l*yw n
master of the elup ^ qfff
masier of the vessel #rrfii (cf ttlftt;*
ID srfsK^f^)
masterpiere yftl /.

Master's Degree

Master, Security Printing Rvirp, XR.
rjfk ygeilifty

master sentiment SKT^ tUlftstlfi
Bine) ftntKie

master's ticket Rl^. TUnf) W BB*
mister strokc% 7 ivB-^reT,
ratiiic 1 Mb/.

3=guni mastic wi fsnrfn n.

3 (a colour, yellowish red-yellow
IQ hue, of low eatura-
lion) WBTWllMbB
mastication wtui n , BTTWT
masticatory apparatus Zool.
mastic tree

Mastigamoeba Zed. (possess in addi*
tion to ptendopods a single dageU
Inm *T!i) aratuiwFftjnnfir
M. asperse ^vz

AlastigopborasFltgellatarocf.Wnn.

Bn w (f^ class)
mastitis iltd. rBwilB ra
mastodon Paltcnld. (Gk. nastca

Hutodea

•Ireist *3

cot^cil rfp.«* ’=*

t(-th) »'S^^ "•

M*«toJoo » s a'S sT^

rit‘loid Z-ri. (tiTofess c* tt« ters
P 0 T »5 b03* Uh 3] t-. «rl *-*Tt4

ioi‘lotd iOtrnm

in»*to>diti* »'« iITtTatrT 9%.

Distoid profr<5 Z-n «TTTt 5
tnuloid rf tion ’T’TtS s\?T
iBx^t trre 1 •v

2 (rc,^.<»3 .-^r.'o.vi) ST^/

(S»n) ^

jni^tnrbitioo *.

DJ>( Trir (» '«ir ia vbich is

fl»— 's’— I-F3 '

tBi'anon ( «bi Chm>

But « •%.

Btudet fTV'l {

M»tir»sr#eJ I ijtffn
Butch f'tuT <■- fr’TW'tt

mtrh.l«\ rt’rr T» f!«IM*'\ ^

«rfl

MiirW* n>»») Art frtwrrt

(irqnr) «f«5ret;

nitrb rtn>« luedcnil ^nr?Tt

fTTll h l»rtor^ I ift

tsilrS-*ti<k r^^"T{

inilfb truck r.'j I-S-O w

in c-»-r)

mitrbwood TlFT«>.fl^rtn

riJtr «. 1 {(-a— fclrt •r’Tt

2 (k I 3tt»3i cf (j»l

«-. /

3 I’ttiS (s Jrck o"-#? n tl • err

C.-n

i(» t<

■>v«

■utt ri

♦ I r*! rf USjst)
sf«^

I» r f T lr«»' ze )

Biitfl<4 [* coto^Ti trtS klu* ^*T.
la ks*. ol tiib Ti ikts'Uiaa

9 M MAtemltr B«n*ht Rolai

tad low ft bni: aaoe)
rsilCTul *. l^rstA/, !t*W *

2 = stoS (ol wkiA K»3 ff »re eoa>
r(«- 3 >*r 5 S»/

Buitnil aJ} 1

3 tTTT?

zaatrnil •bandoomnit R'JiV U. WtBn
R UStl rt.

iBitrnit ••J* ( a rdaca'j'a) mik*
matrni) »lt»ral*ot» <ntl 2 ,Rrtfi*S^

lailrnil anwndntroi UJ'IM4

mttrrul wmn'5'tfl

iBitrnsl r*D^r tu liickt.bciba'tete-)
Lcci 3rw-*T7*l. wmft (tronj
7^TT'^-*t7^ (V<d«at>e

word)

DilrnalrtriliulMttt )Mn UiVi:

tsitrrui rtMtJitioa ^

milrrti) rortf »»

mitrntt drfrrt with irfrirar^ to
totroJrJ n«e Laf ^

tBitrntl drpurturr ITTT^fttnn
BtitnU drtnmm Lata
^tft

Bitrml ♦rror wtrr^ fttra,

Bitrntl «»idr»« 4r<43,iyiti
tnstrnst f»rt win^ W'W. STTT^ wn
BiKnal (alUrr iofw wrww

('•at (al’tc;)

autrn»l fto^ fj’j »rai£l-«nft

mitrnal ;o<>d5 £fr*

Buirrut irrr'uUnlT wf-r i lj ai

BUl7rit!»o l.>x. ifiVv^/.

«T? •%■

laatrri^litv L^tr Rtf «a>

mairrulilT ®f f*rt*

Dufrr<*lit« rfi *{n»*a^ WT^ «T’TT.

iwi. «t« a XTsfT

iB»frn»l lorrr J;’j <r:;ct^l

BUIrnilW «Tm
*ul-l»t.t1l* am
r<«rDlulI« (tTtr^ Rt it. WT5-
mairriiU* ollrr «TTfT»^a ^TifT

Butrruliir a«»iM «Tk Vff!

BtlrmTIr Mniivr w-rt
eutrnil!* iB»miritr «m*
RutrrifllT ipcorrc t t «m
Butrnal abjert* x pbTtioal ob)ortr

Bitrnal partifuJirt KTTf^

K;tx^d firn*
nutrrut jurti «in^ tflt
Biatrnal portioo «l{ 4 ^ *PI
matrnal proposition Law tTTt^ *•
WT^

mitrrisl pro«twntT iflft'R ^9*
mstrnal losoorto*

^T« rtTfti (Coast)
tnatrnsli aorouet tntnO-Sttl
malrnals >t ntc MT9 9T trtfs)
tEJtrriilt ronsanird Co^ 7TJV

last mils of fonstnictioaft9W"9T9A
nuirnals of di^nuntlcd I'oJdisp
1199? €) RT9d

eutrnal flitmirntf and arpimmU

trTs^ttn si

malrnsl snrfaco
nalrnal rptrm ^taiistirt
mairnal i^•tID' laloratofo
FR

Btirrul tram JJi'r trsifl-d<l*
TOitrnil wealili tn
Bitprttl Brlfira Aft«»FnR
Dilprial welllwiB* vmR

Batrtia eirJira 1 Sirt-t*^ h.

9 ttTJjtq 5^9 ».

Bittrrealivf^ irT;«,S7^«

SBHrraa) Mood Ztr‘t

Biirmtl rapillar^ Zri. ST^-iftr*!

Butrnul rbromotomr fiioZ.

».

matriws) prandfithrr BIRTJft
Balrrnal ^raadmotbor
Biitrrail inbanUBpe irnntft
Butrrnal jnjary JUlin
tnalrraal mortality
Buipnal or^n itnn
BUIpmil plarrma ^col. RT^-RtTJ
mairmal wrlfarr 9r^-«997R
Bialpmit* • «

BuIrmilT ivf^ S^S-
inXrmilT and rhild wrlfrre swft
fraj-RaRTR

inatrmilT and rhild orlfarr rratra

^ fr^ R 99 TR V »5

Ditrmil* aoJ iDfast »rH»rr
rommittiw af)t

UitrmiiT Drnofit Art S^[ft 5^*R**
wRiftaJt

UaUmity Bencbt Ttaira

936

maximum

ol public inleritt

niUert of public interctt %

Btltcri of »tite ftTTI
XBittrrs ipecifiod eL-ore Xlfl

fm

(Ditirr under refereore

lllUliiota Bol- (» genus of •! rubs be-
losgingtothe fsniili Craiufjeea*

rftn srarTV

M incaoj (gilljt’osrer hoarjstocb
qneeaslock sto-k) kTPTT^

malting VTt?

mitling of needles foreiley
msUock (aeeordiag to VTebster it is

4kiB to Ski club, harrow )

n ,?K1

©nj harrow 1 ?*^.
maiiresi wi , riTT

nallresi eoeer ei\ *7 xiTfl
RilunhoB Csof n .

maluratioa division £■«{ ( li\ isioq for
th* mttnnng of egg) sUVll Wild
milBratioB phase Zml jfrta-BTWT
mitaratioa spiaJte Ztri atn fff
matore aitj 1 ^fmr T« vTO prt
a tfir.

3Bc< Sn

I Cffm. afi'jn

Sreeeatrya^aa.a^fWI. Ut lor
faUiBg) aTv41a
mature rS X aftara IT^

9 aftaaa arai
S ^ool frta, aflTaa
mature eetl D-4 vnn
matured mature
matured crop afrraa Bka
mature mounUin Cftv
matore repon Bor ^^T
mature root B-c sVt aj^
mature soil a^aaa
mature stage #l|'ann. afriafTTHni

jrhTai/.iJlaau.
matoreviUev Ceoj aVt
maisriag staUe a'rarv ri»I
miinriii' wiinio* 90 davi
•rv^ afraaa it^ atwi
rtuontj ) a^ lm a n /, afrrx «•

9 rjaiU PitM Aft / taneiect
word)

s Co-k. aftaaaai / , aftatc m

4 f>erstry(theageor *i7e at which
a crop or tree becomes exploitable'
af<a«ai. ai-idlaai /
maiDrite of a bill fkaa aflavtar
malurit* of reitiGcates miMaal A
alrraitn

mainritv of elaiin wavaT A aft

ara^

malurile otaeenvil* deposits sftviBi-

ftSaf ift aRawai

malwerdalieaeh gra«-c<ea maram
%HTatff

maurherilr y a lft a m. fB- fir BXa
oKlel >a lor TtP^a arsenide. -TX
for mineral)

niiul —cheesefloweef Vofeit ryleetfrii)
mjuodxa

Maurandia Bet (loaf elimber* vrith
sensitive petiole*) •TJliltl OnPl

M acaodeos «nn>V-a^P
mauve Col ImS AfA*! ns.
mauve dye »*=»*

nauveiae CeL Jui. sftFjfWl/.
mauve taupe (a eolour. roljellow
in hue. of low »l saluratiou
and low ft brillianee) t^aTWAtl
mauvette (a colour, blue-red
to hoe. of tow vk ssturstioo and
high a beillianee) n!T-0«r^
tnawfatoraaeh)^

tuaws" cheese Sow er(J/jJre stferilrii)
afWjc^e*.

masilla I Amat SVltg^. ^ /

3 Zed TIJVi* n (in arthropods-,
serving av aceesvory )aw)
masiUary I TWT^

3 Zact XT3IVW-

maxillerv aolrum >• anaatllary

masillary Ikvoc xwk^kft*
masiUarv glaod Viatvi cf^
mistllarv lufenor « mao titular
liervr«^(3Vk1/
masillary nerve .tnor TkiTTjVn
maaillary palp auaau ^
niasillary palpus Zed. TWr^iJ ^
naaillary sinuswaMsdUey aolruK
g«tl5 An

maxillary superior TWTjg-Vei
mixillary teeth

inaxillipede <> ^ailiopoiite Zed.

tnaxilIo-maniLbuIar aJ] Zed. gall-

inaxillo-palitioe process BeoL^^FT^*

Jtri

mixillo-turtiaal Zoot Twygg tTwftk,

fjktwrftsjft.

Riaxilliila Bool. StfSmr* ss.

Riaxillular sternum Boot 3mm-

nasim (a general rule in tsotantieai
ferm) ^ «

maxima J/n/k, m.

maxima and minima prices KftTTtI
At njO'*** tlrfl
maximal mfy vrMf
maxima vslues wgl*

maxims in law
maxims of equity RTtn-^
maxims of teaehiDj «WW3^
iraximuino.)/ sjfiTO, Itft^re. SJFS
life niinimtiro)

maximum and miDimum dimepsioat
Kiv. «{giRiMa fitsT
maximum and mloimuin ihrnna*

Btfitr .Vftfretd. »!*««* ven «frr»
mrark

maximum axle weight urfrm W*

WTT

maximum lArrowiDg limit wfTTktt

3X|llllg^ tftltl

maximum capillary rapacity H?!'*
tkTi?i-^riTM

maximum reilio- price ajTV^ ftWT*
maximum roncesaion wf^int *F-

Ab

maaimiini conlrot srfgVTtt BTtrT
mtaimum rrrilit arfvrBTJt tfW
maximum rurrrnl fi»i x^f^t *lt
maximum diameter arft«TOt»T»t
maxilDum do*e JKr f atfgV5tI FTFT
maiimum Gruucial return
irfaiB

• maximum fine wfoVTS «VT*F
maximum friction«*limiliog friclien
*^n«5 tort, afttn-drrt

maximum gradient iteadCesat.Bf^^.

maximum growth

937

MD.

misimum growth
masiniuni lieail length

w i q re. fhr

maximum height

tre 3^^

maximum liability nfjXiHT
maximum lixal reattiou rrivjXHU WI-
sfttT

maximum moisture hohliiig lajiaiitv

WUfl uTT»t

maximum inoMng .hmen«iotu Hly

maximum iuuUi|i!e sTfj?*ta
marimum number •riux^'tfl
maximum ol lime scale

maximum oiitjiul»tfy»'i»i

3^1 ?. hT-'®

maximum i»ereentags tol eranc e
by weight wfaiira aft7ra«V^u-

maximum period of Jclentioo Pnru
wfixtW arrfii

maxmium pharmai-opecal dote «»>«•
eot aTT5rtil^-*tT»T
niximum jioint Vot- '**5
Baxlumiii |>o**ihle liberality WtRtHf
irfinnfiT? sTtrn
maximum prcairilol rate

maximum price •rfu^tni
maximum rate wfilltnt atu
maxiroum aaiiifactioo E^cn. ftPiRint

e_

maximum temperature a^TB SR,

■firetra irn

maximum term anRl

maximum tbinning frjreitrtf wfllxleiH
fxr?t3

maximum thiooiug method Fcratry

maximum time arfn^ atiTV
maximum toxicityatrj^ait faxiQtrt
maximum xalue Phyi JT^^H
maximum xapour pre*»ure Phyt.

ajfro art^

maximum xolunie aff«i*n»l itfrei
maximum wage Econ. atf^TTR

anixiniuni weight aif^ns WR
maxwell EUc. (unit of magaetie flux)

Hay n.

max apple toot = podophyllum
Phtrm ^

maylie 1 oi/o ai ewu • ^ •t»ni 5

9 eJj (possible prohahle, but not
anro)

niav lie infornieil aeironliiigly
gWR

nijv l<c obtained uo applieation HT^-
^ »nt ^ BTS fCR! arf
ni IV be fMS'cd (or paviuml i
firtr RifiB fCTI 31*?

max lie pre-iimeil to baxelieeumade
v> nil -uih intent as aforesaid «TTWT

it R1 f* wftraw ft

ffRI URl P

Mav blob 1 « iuar>li iiiangolil (Ca/tlm
i>a/Na(i is ) hrj* m

2=iurl.ooIloHxr (CurduNMiw pm
lenau)
niay-bug

«iav*bu*1>»»lia«tliofn fimvzw

may by law dx icriuiue ftfi ITTI
m «

iiuv dirext to be aubniiiud

may do ^ «T nini

lliuxt do CT3(^><n
shall xlo *>ni. ihn
May (lower 1 - marsh mangold
(C'lihAit p<if«»<fia) ^<*5* ”»•

3 s euekooSloxxer {C'lirrfaMite pro-
texais) •»

Mav (ly »•

mayhem = mainl

May It Please lour Exccllcoxy VTB

Slay Illy -Illy o( the valley ^-3fext
mayor (current in Sbulhya

Pra<1es1i), fniwix^ m. corpo-
ration)

mav presume xgitwi wp ^
may prooouore 3*oilp9 *T nwoi ^
n rytsiD (mopr'maiio* iiix -(- .in -f)

wifs/

may lake eogDizaoce o( (t?T3 CT
RtRI

mayweed (a strong scented European
weeil. Jol&eniit rotalo) rir^inf^
/, ('Festrfi^ 'stroag scentoii' ancient

mazirioe I loc (acolonri reildisli blue
ID bucf of high x^satnrstioQ
sod low ^ bnltianes) •gilmun.

mate rijctiol. (blind alloy path)
tr^ittm^ in

maxcLcrrx {Athras sapolal ysi^ m ,

maze learning Psyekcl
niarcriou (Ciiton.i ternntai) nRTtfesT
/ Don. Uri )

iiiazn rlolh iriTft ^fl| (blaek and
white cotton niitpd)

MB. (mixliexl board) W*T
Rvr^)

Rl.B (Bachelor of Moiliciiie)

(jht3

K.B (mo ithly bundle) Admin. Wiri.
(mPn; irji)

M.B. Art (Maternity Deiieflt tct)7^.

wfg. (afft gfrti-erftf^raiT)

M banderdi*! siiu^ophraginassline
of Henseu Zool. ftt’itfn/.

M R.,n.S. (Bxeholor of Meiliei'ie and
Baelielor of Surgoi> ) W.Wt. {»tT3-
ST'^-wnx)

M B I. (kleclianieat Boiler ^i(peetet)

hiv *t ft. (tri W)v^)

M K 1. (maximum borrowing limit)

M.B. llulcs (Maternity Benefit Bates)
S g ft. (9Tft-gft^‘ft5«)
M.(Z.(manacitifi cdi’'Tlitt9e)ltB.(i*'*e"
Bftft)

M C. (market cominitteo) fifR (fteft-

«^ft)

M C. (insiliexl ceitihcats)

Hirprt9)

SI C.(imscollaneous cleric) 9 ftt. (7ld^

fefia.)

SI.G (Municipal Committee) 3.R. (^iR.
ttftft)

Ml pref. see .Mao

SlrCleUand's laughing thrush decs

SiLCIclIand’s Kimitar-babbler Are*

M Cli. (CIiiru>ijiao Sla^ stor “Master
of Surgery )5lft (?Rn-Jif^^niiJ
M Com (Misto- of Cominercs) 97 ft.
(i7fnt«.»'fttitTT*)

M Cl. (main circuit) g9.(g'=9 9RTf)
.Md (mximDH (tI=T)

M D. (Doctor of MoJieiac)>t 9
HTTfe)

3I.D. (Minister of Development) ft V,
(ftn^-ii^)

M-E.

>LF a'lr. irr cf U ^

JtttA lo» ft* ». • r f 1 w
lora<ia«r lrf>uu*«mir»li cian;ol I
inciJ<«. lnr»il = m*r>h m.r.jaH

P--W MI ri

wr^ac. mBf -bill (

mu) c,

iiwAaov rrnvfoct — baLl« 3 u‘ 1 utter*

(Ca .i,t ra nJ' 1 k.

ne^Jeo jr**» S"i.> VW
»y^<.» siren [, coin r fT« ,
y» ln« prne V*' '*«'< i I ae el
l 9 w n* uta-a. ea a i bn fe tru

liaacel

•Deiaeo taeuM = a elr rTT*-^ «*.
sieadnv ne»tir»«n tn-Vn
Meia«» ,*« E,-< I'roe, m-

»•»«

ttr*a»« (.Iiot

m« word)

Beaded utTroa in*^. rTT«-jpi
autuma

tseadoK naadnsc

t^eado^ IVM « ^wra-oMbe-mea
iow in-af^ f

Beadow aetrUias • Latbrraa jira.

leian (^tJ i-yw

neadav MixMlrvta {Lafab rma.

fMlriilw^TTT fa.

Bea-rr «i;

tneij 1 »n». ws-^ ,

3 - tneal flout ('roa .r,

r ^- 1 *m
Bean*.' ir+fraT

B"* •refottiTr, *rvT¥ WT^. S\t«

Beta (npiUr BioOoa dt-rea. Wt^

»T^ rh

•araa aaDu.) iaeirBeet (\I.A L)

Ff^tiin *tf< {- »' •?-»

nie3BaRRnaltrinprra*are CvTC

mean aitnnil neld fe^tt tj

iwaa attotoalT SrrVC
mejD aacraje tetn|imture CMTS
Jrn-w fTT

meiB beanos ^btf rtST
mean l•rraJlh.£ y r4e>'(

meao ealorae IJWT TT
meaoIereA Ctf

meaB fie«utiOB Siziit’it ITvTV Ff*

mean Jiameter Xirnc as'H
nieaodilTemKriB leniiieralnrc fbn
rVT* B 7 ■Jjr

D>e>B.I>- 4 liar;e /re>* sr^T*
mejB «li*taffer 3r\X% ■»— it

mean

mean e<|>ialoc fitlia
mean et^oiBoa svw Sr^
nieaBrerer 5 {«:ii(.nKvv« frcs
Biraa CW tcB^b WgHT IUI ,

rff nw twirj

Bean free |.atli (atarw* ‘OrtUiea
«l tall tliB Boleeclaa are nrteoal
40 traial willioDt «B*!icjon) »<T«
■wre

lo-an sifiU (tf tlia losl bv««
mem lirietil I rrrtfey Svar« Te^
meaaiB' vim.

aillun tbe toeatiiBS of (.< ■« art) «

aBoiker or dilfereat mean.s;
««n {<fz=« vi
Bean icitermolemlar JifiaBre

mean l»;aritlira i,alK *r^»
(. .Ule»mlo-.mr,.C*)

riji.

s «T1

nfut $«»e at V B C v gjta
jalb = niea» free |«nh
irrmjir .oeremeBI r^„,rj

a.e«rer a aK-i-t Irr.xl—I F T..)

v»f* fnvnaifev

mrati |lare J«eea. (a..rojt,rl le
flare) RHa fvjar

Beao point «( Ireral J.',' stt« t^TB-

meaB poiBt Bf impart tncc

■fareiR-atV

mean portion rijT- Fwfl
mean pnee BWV

mean jiroponmnal i’Bit b'H'^il'tl

Beaa refrartioo 3?'TV Mrsa
mean. •- IC.’"*-'’ «■

reaon rm «a;"VH,
a = m»J.Ile terms XalL R'T ^

1 r all Biem» {inttinnt laij
MtfCn4

Irans Itie.itl* fcW ot HVTf «. «=I

t)

i r DO mean- V«T *^1
Bean u-a lesel jtartv. JttTR VjTnv
BieaB* of aeee-ia vfirtTlTit-*n^

Birans of a J■«^-oo % ait

means of c'on.niuBiratioB

(C* .«o

meansof liseliliooJ
means of luloielenir
niean» of aiipjiort ■iKK-ri'n, fVftf*
K~ffW

mrjBf of iraBaiiTT’re’f'STW.^n'^ i
Rm

mtwBs of treB*]iortat>oB truifl-Rm
mean solar dae jltiro^iren
meanTbtar semnJ Thyt R^Tf ^
ftm

mean solar time arm ftTf VTS
BrjB tsjuare selueilv RWR tfenl

Bran sub .furnn. aisB*

BiiB tWkness Rtw 41(451
mean time 5 r»« vnt

>■ the meaBtime pr H
BeanlooromraolOBie ad;
nieau salue tmv irp. trVRT^
mean talue of tlie eiser^ of osnlla-
iion trpv-RTt vt atvR* vf)
Beaasalaeof tW eoerse of rilca-

tino rirx. »m 5 XRt O Rsm »n

Sieaa oeather arrv«
mean »iel 1 arr* TTOV
mea-les rnwri

BeaOr Is-ef B'lffnv-rVBtv
Bea-Irporl. ( Crs-'i-eeraa

re* kbivi VTff»»W**^»ll»]it
Bea*nral.le ^!j i'aJt ire.
Bea-uraMe rliarartensties ire

S (a meaiBii'c rease 1 RTV, Rm m.
enamelled steel measure 11141^3

neaiuse

939

x&ech&nic&l ploughing

TSTTOWIT

mialm measure prsj^-WT
3*lT»t/

4 «., **•

5 (lesishtiva measure) ft’ireiT m
(ancient word from the Gilgi;
MSS)

6 XalK. (submultipU) m.

some i«ea<ure of

measure »6. nn^. BTMHI, stl^

measured aJj WiPjA

measured coordinaie* ilrtron atilnn

measure-plass

measiiremeDt wn fi., n , ^
measurement l>ooL tnT*S®5> 5^

measurement of intelligence PjyeAol.
SRrR-JTTT’f

measurement of hglit jfinT**rw^
measurement of psycho-gilTanic
refle'c PeyeAel.

measureifteot ot aVe^uen Statitkiea

TSeaiuremcnl of standing timber
forestry wft e>«Vl 9tt *n9
tneasorement of ttiicltnes*

WVT

measurement sheet UW'Wf •
measure of curvature .ViJtA*

WTT

measure of damages Cow- srfh-an7
aaeaaiire of dispersion Statutiei

measure of number* Math, frent-wt^
measure of shewncss Statistics ^7*
et^-etTT

measure of ralue icon. »nl-siTO
measurer 1 (one who meMores) Win*

3 (an luiplement that raeasurM)

WT* *-l.

acid measurer aro-atn?
rnea^urer of land ^-WK*
measurers pofca booh (DRM. II 97)
d?t oe¥) artiT

measures adopted yrt !JH5, fcr mj

Measures of Length Act anoSR tin*
•tfifTTO, w eif -*n7-«rfiift7ST
measure tube sn-sfl^
measuring atm tfnrs.
measuring ejlindcr UNH-mT
jneasunng flash atlT^'^fkit

measnnng g)asa an*T7-VT^
measuring in'trument

tnea<uriag }aT
tneasunng rod wm-^vT
measuring *rale 1 am*iT$

3 ST7 iraft

measuring slaET Forestry
measuring tape tm-qfgn,
measuring weir Imtj mV^'STT
measuring worm a looper Zool.

3fJS3Pt ns.
meat utr h

meat catrait mfl ftWft
meat house tllR sj^
meat inspealiou uork ntR

meat inspcslor

meat juice eatraitor Jlin TS-fns«»»
meat luarhct lira ftufst
meal iiiarhiiig (rilil 173 m) WR
meat meal stR*^
meat, pxeeetee* xTO-RfwfiF^
meat press niR 47?
meat ptoJnet* Rra*7l9T7
meatus Anat 1 (passago) w.

3 (opening) ^ n-
meatus audiiorins «dMn^
meatus of the nose RiRi'iir^
meatus unnarius (external oriCoo of
the uretlira) ads-jw
ilebsutaasCeminoruui, y»T. Attren.

RS^R fti^. ^ »s.

Mecca (ioloi<r)=Tasceo brown
mechanic VT^n in.
ineclianic (nieclianical) RlTsW (9=^)
mechanical odj. 1 Rifia»,

3 <7C<9 (erosion doe to forco< aa
against chemical)

SBot *snf»(-r'h)
mechanical action siil^c fcRI
mecluoKal adsantage J/ecA. RlfHiR

niechaoKMl agent infiRR Rtri
mechanical analysis Rifhi7 f«?ciT>t
mechanical and workshop dnision
RifiR* wn RRnrai tntra
mecliaoical a««lt Wfl

Mechanical Boiler Inspector Elg.

RTrcTRftOv*
mechanical branch RtfsRR
mechanical cause RTf »U4 Vlivt
mechanical eonposilion 1 Rt PaR
IRRI

3 PritiUng WWIRTR
uicchanical condition RlfiR*
medianical construction hfath «rrfs**
rRRi

mechaDKal coutnvance a*

roeclianiial control fRUTROi

mechanical rultisation fff

mechanical defect snf*R*
mcclunical demoDstrilor

mechanical department RlfiRR (tRTST
mechanical details (a», ©{ »ti instm-
meiit) inf^RR fttRT, ftwrn

iiierlunicil deviic snf^*
jucclianual disintegratiou RtOrC

mciluDual dll ision ^mra

lueihanical drawing (made with tho
at \ of instruments) 3^3

mechanical duties
meelianieal eCGcieacv Rtfl**
fttsRfsi

mecliaoical energy ini
merhanual engineer atfRRSRf

mechanical engineering Rl^n mTV'-

niethanical equipmret Rlf^C ^rtm
luechauical equisalest (u, of heat)
F/iys. raisR* Bwri

meehanical equiralent <ii heal m
J oule a cqui\ alcnt SW'tn^RR-RRtt
liieclijuiial fan RifstiR tuail
iiieiliauical fireman Rtf^R snfsRC
ineihaniLal fuse RifsR^ 5RtK
Jnci lianical hoe 5^t?c

niechaiiiial injury Rtl^* 3RRTR
iiicilianual interpretation £'{a<it<icS
RtfiR* fasRR
nierhaoirally RSR^i^
mcthanically produceil Ra ^P Ti f ^
tiirelianitally )<ropclled RSR-arifea
(Const ]

nicilianiially propelled vehicle sra*.
Rlf^ RT«R

uiechanically propelled vessel st*R<
rtTrs <n<T

nieclnnicil means RTf»!rR RTEn
met lianit jl mill RlfsTR ilquil
nicthanical niovemcni Lmb (Aiyu

pso2b) RifsRR nfir

mechanical order Rirr^ StT^sr
mechanical ploughing R tfajj^

nechtmeal principle

940

madiant

1t,«chaiiicil pr'Dfiple ft'nfl sfirwt
sn^c^iDicsl I'foLlcfli
mechanical process cnf^n.fi'IT
nechiDiral properties of listiiei

Cot i ’F

mechanical restraint snf'H
mechanieal scanner in1»^

mechaaicsl seed drill' arTsT*

mechaDicat skill Qifpn
meehanical spacing niit FortitTH

wa?iCT5R

mechanical stage WfTO

tncchanieal stoker

mechanical stone crusher Boad Coast

mechanical ilrain frm

BiechaBieal ttrengtli ((rooi luaehani-
eal tiMBss) #infl frfk
BieefaaDical luhordiaaia inf*TC ««•

meehanical supereisoc vrfHv TV*

mechanical support TirsTT armt
mechanical austere l!al\ , Bly. nf/n

mechanical (ahulation TtfaT* STTTift*
Tl

mechanical icitiugmlcn vfl«ni
mechanical thinning foreitry TlfcT*
fnr^

mechanical tissue Bol (snpportiDg
Iratnawork) AttA
mechanical traeto' cn^« «fvT
mechanical tranamiMion vtOtv

mechanical iranaporl
mechanical rector Pdcoiitol
BSTTTT (djainil biological rector

mechanical work T*TTHrd
mechaniC'Cun radio operator TfsTT

mechaoira X iGgrmasi Jfdckinoi Irkrr)

3 (Cienssn Cnrivragi fekrt) STI^T^
/.

mechanise, rtc.** mechaniar, «(;
mechanism X Tmmm es, W»Tmrt

OS. (Cf Hindi «■ machl-
B.)

s T**, TI*T «.

3 Bat VTUt / , tP» "
meehanitm of a rceetioo Cien (man-
ner in ithieh a leiction proceeds)
jrftfrn tr^Bi

mechaBism of inlwrilaBee Zenf,

tn»tt

merUaDisai of airMetiire deselop*
meni AfTB? ftvt*! *1 VPa
merhaBiitie aehool (of tlioaght) 9^*

mechanialie siBirerae
fuechaniatic new of lifeTSTT3l,*t(t99*

meclianiaation $tt mechaBice
mecluBiaation of agncullute ffv S
tT»Virif'l,9*Tf it yft «TTl
mechaaiae eJ 1 ipTUTtn TtHT. 9*9*
trPtenB? (to reptaca pottonnel
with machinei y). 9»9ttfrTt CTTt
9 (to redoce to a uachine) 9rdl*
Tt*t

mechaoiaed adj 1 U<(tl9S9, 9*9ptt,
9*9tTfeBtt

meckaoiaed army 9wnt^n itwr
mechaBited farming 9*9 TTTT
ncchaniaetl reaael 9»Wtft5Pi 5W919
nechaoothrra|>eaiiea 9t»9 WacTti /
Bfeckcl a rartilege ^enf fv^c cifttg
mecomum .Vcd (the first diacbarge
from the intestioae.ait a new born
infant)

Blecooopaia Jtoi (jniceyellow—Itaan)
W^<gH*u nilfl

M aenleela (a berk rcitk prieklee)
St*? *9^^

Bl Bapeuleoaia Vnw
M wallsrhii «• M. oapaulensia
M wellicbii iiae.faaro puipuretB

31 Dipaulensia

Meropirre Zoel (haring a hiliag
beak) VtlH9S^-»W m
MeeraD grey partridge ieci PtTJ "tit

MFJ (Uaster of rducafion) Rtft.

(fttrlisTm)
medal TV«ia

medal brnnte (a eolonr, yallnwiab
re-t yellow tmiAdlv In hue. of low
set aatoration) ■9t9lh'(l9
meddle ek V^irtTciri
meddler (t«jt79 m

meddlesome aj}. BWliKf,5W|n%
McdiaeaKtui Meridionalia
niedij pj of medium
media ^oof (the median Tain of as
inaact's nms) H»is*iifl /.
media bottle (iTuivT-^
medial ndj Ml*at, *TTfiltTV9
medial nde (towards the me<lian line
or piano of an animal) *lfittrc9
media lecitlial FmI. *tT9dW( (^) m.

Tiicdially siCiisted aJj. »Hjntv9 rt9«
medial moraine Gao? tTV9^iiVT
nieilul secliOB ifaih jrvtr^ (M.
ft^'brvin.ciMn; moan')

»(

A-- -'••••- B AB

IS dll iJe.1 in medial at Bf. it AU is
the geoiiiotrie mem bstwwaii AB
and DM.

extreme end mean ratio Jl/sli,
wrvJt'T* wgrm
meilial wall C^pAlWnsof.
fhfki

median fs .VotA , Ststuftei l^'9tn/.
median flr(/ IM
median area Oeel RV9 int
median sierage »\TTTt*Rl'(9
median eeplialic vein mT 9TJ.<rtW
median epicranial suture 9X9*
ftnlvAfuth itv^l

median eye sa pineal eye Bid 9*9.

Bra,

median fin Zaol 9X9 9V
median fissure Zonl. 9*9 19^4
median lethal dose Plant /’atAof.
(ths dots that kills C0% of fi large
group of indiTidualsi or tliat which
inhibits the germinstidn of 60 • of
the potentially v.ahle iporeslwi"
9159 9191

median longilndina! ebannel jfesf.
ars9 an9i.9 *V9i

mediao loagitudioal aection Bol.
9xTl an9T9-4T

median olfactory liilie fgel 9X9 9*9-

meiliao outgrowth Tool 9X9
median peduncle FKi. 9X9 t»T
median plane 7ott 9X9 99
median raphe 'ont, 9x9 iXtA
nediaSi iulcua Anal 9x9 sA'XI
mediant ATniic 9x9, *{9^419 m. (the

lEtadian zooid

9*1

Medical Oliicex***

third note ebote the keynote)
nedian toold Zorl, trifra

media of inatnictiOQ
Medu*pldie Zed m pl*

mediastinat <uf;.
nediaitionra 1 r»

3 • mediastinum testis (& mass of
connective tissue at the back of
the testis) trwHH/
mediastinum testis = mediastinum

mediate odj *Taf^
mediate cb (to act aa an inter
mediary) H'flW iVtn. trnrWHT

•sei

mediate anseaUatioa Utd.
mediate inference £o}ie

mediation /.

arbilntieo fiaisiH
mediator tfvqw m

aedic«ra«diea Bet. (any plant of the
genus ifftiieoco) W?Ttr»*'4 sn.
Medicago Bet. (a genus of herbs be<
longing to the pea cvn family)

Jl. aativa (alfalfa) CTTJ «t!tttnt *3
nedieago tvpe greci^T»3-ff«iT
medical edj. WiTZ,

•njfejrra-. WVwt-, ^trs*

Medical Act trif** wfilfttfr?
medical admlnulratiooanfirvsntfnT
medical adrainislration annual re*
port Hvmrt *iR«

medical aid Wgnin i

medical and public health depart*
menu ntn ftwm

medical and aurgical nurse Infa*
^ »rT7TTOf«t

medical and surgical nursing ^fjtV
TT^rmt

medical aiXflual augff!jT4*TnV
medical arrangements "imfj* JfBVir,
flfpin

m -dical assistance M^iuai
medical attendance ftfetwhWHi

iiieJical attendance rules fafkwtT*
WTH PWT

medical attendant fef^ttW n.

authnriied medical attendant

medical authority tn(^ niRltlft
medical hil*

Medical Hoard anf**
medical l>ooV ar^9?l0rT
medical care at^SH

medical C3«e Tt*ft

medical centrifuge Srrf^ nfin
medical certificate unprftl.

medical certificate of admission g%lT
»TTfira UHlui't J

medical certificate of fitnesa U^ai*
nmoTitr

medical certificate of fitness to
return to doty %

feX a^WUMtHMUH
medical certificate of incapacity
wrnravi w Hviapts

medical certificate of physical fittiess
HW4I UllPlt*
medical charge ffATT

medical clerkship tnfkr Oltin
medical clinic Mt* iut

eiioie) ^

medical clinical clerkship snf)n>

Medical College artgR^P-WTfrtt
«tr

medical college hospital atljfiyR
jTpfaTRTB firfefftptr
medical comforts tr^^n gfktTT^
medical committee tigrina rtfafa
medical compound mqIm

medical corporetioufarvui fartll

Medical Council of India rnT^lB

medical enmculiim anf-itl gmzM
medical degree Arfh* Tgif^
medical department 1 fTRItt,

fnTcpn fkvrni

3 (in a hospital) itWti-riWTri
medical diplonit^mfilCgiVTI^
medical education ftngvt

medical equipment ardVr (nrrt
medical estahlishmcnt trrfirs

ft'rfir* wrm

medical evidence aiqfTT

medical rsamination

medical esaminalion hill rmvsr*

bOsii

medical euminatioa board

'tfhin-nvTO

medical examination of physical
fitness mtm*qf»sn
medical examination room ^neq*

medical expenses mq, fafttfiT.

nrq

mediLal facilities
medical fees tnftc 55^
jneJicat graduate gT Hai
medical grounds Jrqfaig

medical group Umv Wa*
»<3f5re*«I

medical help stqfir? RJHRn
medical history
medical history sheet
nt

medical inspection

medical inspector of emigrants

Medical Inspector of Factories

r**W» WIT«T

medical instituiion af l j^f^ gR-^HqTt
Wirshtm

medical jurisprudence vrfrrv (hf^-
rrttj

medical leave Wir« antwrt
medical library SWROT,

•n^eyjf’W jiawyn
medical literature wi^fe^ld Rlfgr«T
medically ilgfsTmi
medically unfit w gq g vw ,

medical man atraeartft^. •nsfoy.

Medical Manual
medical mixture wqfer fnw
medical mobilization equipment
HRTSt-hWTT

medital nursing a|qrJ4> TT^lTVt
Mcdital Officer arfVtnft,

fttfeTTTfjirft

iuodirnl offuer in charge Binfl ftrf**
wfir^Tfl

Medical tiffi.er in charge of Fair
it?c tt Snfjre wfhirft
medual Oriitsr in charge PiiMie
Keshh vrgfire

Medical tlffu-cr of Health tnfhv
Medical Officer of Health inchargo

inttjicftl ofiicei

Auti Milan* Unn
^ TT mnft

medical officer od duty

Tsx ufanfl

Medical Officer on Fair July Vl-
«i?TTw

medical opinion
ftripn^-arBrat^

medical or Ttaerioarr practice
arUTJ ?0

medical onl patients departnent

wurrrtn «ftT* fwrn

medical pharmacopoeia
medical physic* Jtrf^
medical prictive /

medical practitioner n

Jledieal Practitioners AeltlTTtr''^

medical preparation w^fir* WJrft
medical protesiion wxfw

medical psycholo^ Sryf»» arrlftijn
medical tjualifiratioa eetM

medical refiitrir Vrfn ViftTTT

mediral regiitritioD 1

5 eftfwri

Medical Re^tstratioo Act

medical relief anfac
medical repeat eases MSyxn} jsrrm
ttill

medical report Vtfn h1>^

.Medical Kesrirch CoudciI
»r»^»l ^frr^

medical research ilrpartmeot VT^l

w-Vn fewin

mednal aihool
mcJisal science irr^^pi
me.lii j| section ar^ w i n

me In >l serrice snfr* ifTI

meili. jI sera ires umimillee Vefirv*
sTTr-stfafr

rne.li. si lUnilanls sTiftn; my
medi al St lire it't 3]illl
meli.ji sicir A. i-.t anfin: rrrtimt
mc^t..at lion ks. per

mcl.. al sii.fr room Sytjr» Attymty
medit.l stur.s J srtfrv

a fi* » konpittl) tnftt« MOT7T. eftr*-
w»te

m<d,e«l siMJe.i arrfn fitvrdt

siedtuiB'dftled

on duly 9*2

medical study
medical sobjecl wifireft'W.*ng^-

ft?

medical sabordinale eiil fi*.

tf^ flftriT?

medical eupenoteudent •rtfl-

W? ^

medical inpem*ioo anft?
medical supply

medical, tur^cal and nufsiog ehar'es
»r«y «fli dutui*) ti’W

medical lealiles am an

medical ireatmeot tnftr?

medical unfitness flidit? Moliilfli,

medical ward 1
2 {in a bospilal)

medieal uard cletLing ?tir

medical unnes* Jpify?
itiedietl uoiiian ftrft{s(T?|/.
medicameot wn^ fit.
medicate ed lUotmtmthtDodieiDO.
to heall ftfewi % 1 W|

2 (to iinpr*(titts mth aaythiog
raoJuinal) tnw *tira CTM
medicated od, stVrmm
medicated article sftwnnen
medicated batb afttuam^ yam
tnediesled aoulf itm>

nmn

iiiedicaied looK ^T<anm
medieaied ssaler
niedirate J u me <iVf<<auiUT SifyrTT
Medici Muc (a colour, bluish grson-
bin* (iftdto IQ |,Qc, q( loe, a*tQ-
ration)

mrJsciDJl a.lj ulrdly (Const )
meJirsI Vifau
pliarmairulical atyTt*
nieilicmal acid arlrdly
tiinliniia) an I toilet preparations
sTiy sanxy ftfbftut
me hemal raMsa;e ttic( trem enlecAn)
TT «» (B V M

iiie.Uciisal inmpouo I shWly ^ruln
lisclo >nal lirinp SsTtRu tTS|
medic loal IcerKmufo/
meji. mal Iraor* sflycfru Tn
mr<linnal opmm sitr^il srfitA.^
me.lir.naf preparation wtTf.

ftfWl

mediciDal purposes
medicinal science atr^ftTR
medicinal senna (Coano anrutti/ofta)
itrrft /. (Basu)
medicinal speciality uVriW
medicinal use a^Ttfl?
medicine 1 (any aubstaoca or prepara-
tion ) tflra *.
drug: tty?

2 (aetentso) attjfySST^ si.
medicine chest
medicine store room
medico legal adj
medico-legal articles ity?.yfr?
medicoJegal cs*e itrsKf?? rVT<l
medico legal eridenee Ityn-^ft?

medico legal ecaminttien wrV'^ft*
ytlvs

medieo-legal report sft-

tnedieo-lrgal teal

Bedieo-lrgai serological work ^ITV*

niedito-Iegal work dyvVin
medinal (ledinm barbital) anlirt'ft

meditate tb •I’ll, ftwPl •IM.

ftyttacryi
raeditaiion varri n
absoibeJ in meditation vyn
Medittiianean (is«e) tl.m<l(ly (short
for ^jrvyyit^W)

Mediterranean Sea »^t(vy ttl'II
medium « i

«TI« m

S£,o{ ••cullure meJinmltTyill "S-
3 Fhti an v yg *■
medium qJj 1 arty?, way, tintn
9 (in colours) trty
3 (clotli) trey?

medium blark toils ttvy? fa? ^
niFilium bonder Jt/.I arcy tnilll*
medium l.rilliaore (m colour*) trt?
Jjayr

fiie.lium ennopy data Foreilrf weyw
feyiyyiV

mclium euyr<«s.t nayy yarpi

medium mtiotaey area wry? y«ty-

t>y

yyr5 ^

mrJiuin dated od/ trtVlt ?1tt

medium-dated securities Ml Megalichthys hibberU

raeiiiam-iIateJ securities itvvfl

nftnftuT

raediutn praineil adj. rrtm I’flT
meilium hard JrrtT
medmm Keail wtT
medium head plant siW
medium lifluid iTv^H tTT^
medium loam irr 7
mediura of etihanpc Eton,
jiriTJT, rtl^uu ^

medium of instrurtion fir^TT W JTTWtr
medium pachinj irmT <4^?^
medium pressure installations
firfiT

medium productnity JT«rit

medium rice trtun

medium nee rjuality 1 JTWRT MH3-

1

medium sand xr^R 91^
medium saturatMo (m eolours]

medium shade Tezhfes 9T^t

medium-sued RvRR
niediiim siae holdiog XTCTR uRurfl ^
T»W«

medium soil srxRR
me lium tuple armr
medium volume xrrm ^3*7
medium weight JTtRR *m
medium yolk atvrfw

medlar (» fruit) n* (from

Gulia’a Anj;Io Dengali Dictionary)
medulla 1 Antt (of any or-an) anRT

2 Dot *rw« ft

medulla oLlougsta 1 Aant-
3«3fl.

2 ^eof. » Lulliisbulli of the spinal
eJioril m.

raedullsrv bundle Dot.
medullarv folds ^’ooi. Vn arv3
medullary proose/’nifryef Veindni
medullary kcil Zo.’f
miiliilUry pldovin Doi.JTcRS-irirtTft
medullary ray 1 Ami irra% tftR
2 Dot- HVflVTftlT

me lullary .heath 1 d«.i{ » myelin
sheatli ft trill *1^*

2 Dot.

medullaied a-lj 1 .foot (liaving a
mwliilUry sl.e.tl.)r»lfTll-«V5<K ry

3 Dot. RVlftlT

lueJii Hated fibres Zool.

tnedullated nerve Zoef sgifl

^>!t

niediillatci) nerve fibre

medullated prolmtele Dot R'lfc’l
vtnmw

^Tednilosa Dot (sanus of fossil
pKnts in which the stnietuie of
tho stem is polysteiie) 3^d*d-
sntrft (janw short for JWIPH)

M aoglica (found in Laneaibirei
England) atni?!

M ceulrofilis (m dimensions it is
intennediate between M angltea
»nd 31. puiifht) *mni 5^?*^

M pusilla (pnsiUit small, slender)

M etellaU mnW ifftH
Ntedulloseae Dot. n

meiIuIlo<ean edi Dot 5^»5l7 (Me
Ifsau 1744)

tnedusasjelly fish Toef olW ni.
medusa hud ^oof.
raedusoid 2oot (liLesmelusa
irilTlU

medu«oid generation Ztvl crfsitvt

3n-i

meirKhaum 1 (German mrer 'sea' -f
schowa lotm m allusion to
tfs ll,^htne^s and colour)
sepfolitc ^fira m. ( tsi for sISr
miueral)

2 (a coloiif, red yellow in

hue, of low eituration) arTT*C>

uH

mist 1 feRi-n, ai5 Ysni

2 (to confro it or e icountor) '4l|R-tl
wtsi

3 (to conform to) "^ws ^Ini

d (tr> come t<vetlier for » conimoi,
riins’Se) •t'lftr

S ifv *4^

meet IIS ol lisilMin^ arrt WIUTT ^JTT
will

inert a,lj. (suitable. prgp<.i) tnfl€t^.

urry

meet sod ealisly (ss > i.|aiiu or dil.t)
firwiTvr (mv yield)

merl at infinity gfiti. atus^l Tp ftrvnn
meet emergcBocs Wurn

9T!n

meet half way

rueet-hcr.i .th’ -entry = heartsease
{TioCn tricolor) ^g*4 1 1.
iiiceling I arf*^^ „ (Co-ist )

Dijt »iUin'T774R,^?5
2 firuR n , ftrasn
annual general meeting
HTRISR atfltflR

emergent nieetin' iriTirit WitliTR
extrs-ordinary meeting sTRirilTVl
sriq^STT

fir»t meeting nsm (Const )

ordinarv nieeling
s|>eiial meeting etPl^TTT
Statutory meeting srfy^tM

meeting n<f/ (as, eyelirows) ^
nieeiin'-lioiise (a building used for
worship) aRnro-tj?
meeting of coolnbulones areiTlfil*
trivRTR

inectiDz of s)ureliolders smyif^-sriy.

inretiBg of the eonaul
iiierliog point Pfiyi ilir.frsj
meet the sltai k wrCRVi WIWT
meet the re(]uireiuents
•tr^
megs I

2 (a million times) vgn*
mega calory srgT-at
Megac irpeae (Gl. mejor fra+ Wjws
T?) Bet f

Megaierops Piifmntcil W^iafjT-tnrrfff
Mc gailiir optira (rubordtv) WpuriuS-
ngrrn m
Microiluroplera
nicgj-iyrle Do.f.ir R?T uga

Mesadenna Zool (Gk.

vtetjit |^rcal’ ftrTa-l-ff,mi ’sklo,
liltliei 14 Viti^)
wet’ '•yt^ PAn- «JT RTT^, HJV
iue5''jvjnviocyle 2oc'l. Riid-amsi

{’f'l/

inejjl- = iurg»lo

Megilaiiin .fr.r rr:iW4nrfft (ft«l-V u
an aiiiioiit iiatiie of .i hird wfnch
foo.U on lij-Krru-.) ^

iuig.d(tii1ial ,i.ij. Zool

MlgalKhlhyidar m-

Megalirhlhy* Pnlronlof. ar^ h ryofT^
M. hibhcrti R(nfr*

MegalscUl

911

Malanonhoea uaitata

Pfl/fcnfol (» gigintic Mio
cene farm of tl>e Mintelli ]»#- mfffnf
W + Gk ilm ‘weisel’

Sinft

a«j»li»hK iJ; Hji'Jllf’i*
mepjlilliir Ismh H5NIIW IRlfi
megalo- mr^jl *r^-

Megalobalrjcl'Hs Zcol us eornia

Ing of H e junt siUmsuiler) UP*

uwrfT

llcgalohyri« Pnlt'ntol (considers bly
Isigcr tlisii tie modern forms—
PlI lICt5)w?nT5t-«nrrPs

McfsloDvrliidae n

llegilonjrlioiJea (sopertsmily) *Tp-
ITlrtTI os

Itegslonyx Piifeimiol (s genes of ex*
linet elo'h like niammsls about the
tire of sn oa— Rsraer p3a9)
wsTT-tnrrft (>r»!r slotli)
nrgalepasmrgaUpi
Bir;ile|H Zeol (ilie O) es tr« Urge-
Web ) WTW «.

llepiloiitera Zecl tip'ivi *t-ff
in«galo*«uT m

MrgalotaiiriJae ^ ei

Mf'sloseiirui PaleoiUof trp^snri
Megilo>|>or(in ttqe ^ n^ j w.

Megiliiriit yyryi i jortfn

ine^anicre *fgTn»X m
megs ineief, mesa.titrtre *rfT.JlT=i (ff
fci) irjiJiTUn (aatj
mr-e niicirus Zeel WgT
“''■S=> p^rrophyte fjnnl Ftol HP

mrgjpinil„i,f go, mfrra

tnrja, hjll..lis llroflllis /Jol
HefaTfljTO

mepaphsllvgrt BnTflP/
nierjpbjtiijin *r|tf*san

rwy Isr-n

S'd P'lw.rful) ti

Megep-idiiaic ^Wrei-nTi,
Megtpnifjut Ar,, trpft

'<c;rptcr. v.rj tong 1!,,.

p*'i) HfTu BTrrf^

M (t^urd i«ilI,or«.ir,c)

Bri»^ nrpTB

(,ui r.i ii)) wrmTTfn
r>-«tii;l«rr ;•«,{ an •*■ f,V

I'ffj hirj A lsri.e triiuU) *rtl

TP/

niega«t]en>m=liiep»*clere

Megaiu-oleriilae ifool* S5W1"^T*^ "•
(rFI^ »n eertliwornJi e word occur
ring in KISTI end 5HT)
Mepeecolermae FmJ
iH anbfemil))

AIepa«role» Zool. Sj*|ffT

megascopic ad/ Pt(rt9 (risible to
the nnaided oj e) (short for

V7=ri(tf«a)

mepssoras Boi ngidbnj'S m
mega>fporan;ium Bot 1T|t
inega>tpore Bet

mege sporophyll = iosfro^poropbyll

Sol

Megastoma cnieneumaCiardit Ism.
blis

Afegelherndae w

Megsthetium Paltontet (tbis largeit
of ground tioihe reached the eito of
en elephent. with a total leogtb of
19 ft — Itonoerp 309)lC**l*?l OTlfir
Megeriia Ztcl (nidimentari eyes)

meg* er (raeaaaroe electncalinsulalion
resistance— Bennett) ftHPtftvj apt

^te^)»tao«e Zool (group) nsi](

Megret»dUrtseMe)«rHdi(ran aryi
^R[. eifis w.

Meibomieo glaDdalarsal glim)
meio (Gk meion 'lees') aiH
me/omle (a itiineral of the acapolite
'fftr group, occurring in gliisy
cr) stele) J/nserol Viwr^fra n.
meiosis Biof. erd^*ril/

niriolK»inyotic g,e( ea^^.

meiolie diriMon Biol eoS^imFk

mriotie pliase iJ,a| sr^Tmwn
Mem en X Ori«,i,e jurcm. o^ixai ferW
M n

Mci»uer» p1r»tt-p)eiai of Mefi
tnerdeel (aiUeusRTH of gsn Jis
t><] nerte fStriree) Zaat wfiwp
HPH (-fj •* eertain*)

MEK (nieth)l ethyl Letoiio) Htf »fv.

Or— TH’ s^«t)

Vekh«d,-{Ce,„.m,run..,.r A, iron
Hftrija wff,

Meker hiinw-rsMrkker Imrner

inckilwort Ulrei , teHa/oawa) «rn.

r?*i/

MeUker burner (contwning in its
enlsigcd opening a metal screen)
jTT^ ^igs

Mekran larce iretied tern dm
Mekrrn recl-s\au)cd lapis lOg dm

furs g>s ftTsw*
me! r;, arm (lioney) H-J n
Melaleuca Bet trail?!

M IcuraJeodroa (cajuputi esjapat,
esjepat. eajeputier, cajeput oil
treei paperbsrk, white tree, while
tea tree) FTTHtHT Vdc’JH
metam (arbitrsnlj formed) Chen.
(obtained by beating aitimonium
^13 thiocyanate rruflliflk) ftn n
itieUmine (mefam (^'I+amtne ft^)

Clum ftPfrA /.
melan- « meUno*
meUoclioha (a ditorderid mental
condition ebaraeterized by mental
depresaien) fTt*enn /

Melanesia jHTBjrtwfe /
mclaDis (Gh. mefaiMi 'black') CioeAm*

melanism Zool. ftomf.
melaniie Kinnol llftrfirari (nlof
miueral)

mrlano Zool. 7rn
Dielano. Tra|., era*

Melaooretus polyictis Zed, (Gk.

Biefnno* flfra*) «

Melanochlota dm tnfiPl ('*^*
V ancient word)

Melinocliorypha dm l^TTTsran^
(Ftrn IS an ancient wo'rd for aky-
lart It occura in 'r?r’'rfHdT»l)

melanocrtlic Oil; Petros
C/ leucocrilic (h'T’J
.Afelanoilon(ak fnelanei ‘black’)

melanogen Biocfiem (yielde melanin)

«TPa aR*n

melanogen blue Cof /nJ. ClfiraB rfl*
mrlanophloeus Bol Tax. (I aving
MacL barOtrCfUa*
meUnopbore Biol HI f'l
McUnorrlim a Bol kU l HH I M) traifr
M rum... (stamens ten-lUsu)

^asT raiHwiafi
M, mi.ngjy..kl. will.r]..!

M II., tala (lUck varoiili tree)

M«lanozlio«& wallichii

Malolontha

9K

M. walhdiu (fiTB stamens— Basu)

tnelaaojis } (melaniQ

aif’)

TnelanteTitc=copper*»

Me lantli a ce a ' i}i3( (bnnchPowel
family) 5® n

melanllienne BH i^chlorazol black
BH

Melantheaa oMi<]U3=Bre7Dia patens

Bol.

McUntliesa rhamooides = Breynia
rhamnoiiles BoC

Melanthesa lurLinata = Breynia
patens Bot

meU'Dia Ved anra m.
melasma suprarenale » Addison's
disease=bronted skin (disturbing
the action of ihesuprareoal glands)

melasmatielajer B«(. (Gk- melama
Mack spot) (with dark

brosrn or black contents)
Melastoma Bel (from Gk rnrfar
‘blael'i itoma 'eiontli’— in alluioo
to the staining property of tbe
Irnit) TFT*nr<)-ninfir (cf iltlesio-
maeeai jn (rocs lleei^tylen

mii’XTTPi)

M. deoetnGdum {Jeetmfidum

SI. malabathrienms* Indian rhodo.
clendron (used in eases of dia-
rrhoea— Baso) eTft’tTT-^FT*?^)

SI. aanpiineuniaSI. decemCdum
Slelastomareae Bet errnr^jsr «,
(from 31emeiilon hjiIi))

mel depurainm rSarm. -ST *f5
tnelJoline bIue = nap1itho! blue 3R
Sleleaptidie ^oof. n.

Sleleagnna ifoof. (Lat tnWMprij "a
sort of guinea fowl’, ao named bo-
eaose speckled) -* Pinctada
jratfr

SI.marfaritifrrj(pearl oyster)^^
cjfm

Mcleasnnae

Mclrj-rii Zee! «njn*nf^ srarf/y
melcfowe •• thousan-l leaf {AehtlUa
nilJr/ofxBnjfftmstl/.

Slele* Zeal *>»X-tr3-fT

SI. taaus (Esropean LaJgsr)

ineI|!S iCkenopodiitm afSom) *>•

(MW).wgwT

Qieli* srg-

api- *rs^*»*r 3 -

Stella Bo; ndifrf

M aaadirachta » Azadiracbta in-

M azedazaeh (barbados lilac, bead
tree. Indian lilac. Peraian hlae,
pride of China, pride cf India)
♦i r W I Xf siSir^K (B..N^IL HnPW,
Ben* «isi-fl'i, Hin.

Slar ritcycti AinS. balutita nimS,
Tam mcfcirembu, Sinh flXil^)

SI composila stifiiv AglOfZV (Baas
(ircngotc)

SI dubta^Sf. eomposiU
SI indica^Ataditachu indica
SI. koet)apc=Sandoriciimindicnm
SI. robustaeSI composite
SI. serepeivirens«eSI. aiedarich
Sleliaeeae Bol. n. (from Ara-

di rar A/a SKift)

nelibiose CAm.zigfri n
Slelieerta ^oof. genns of rotifers.

nsnally tube lmn|)TOt^6»*!raTfk
mcltlitc (Gk. <n«fi. "boney*. Honey,
yellow in eolonr) WjWaTt
boney yellow. WloTSfi^reinersl)
melilot 1 (eny plant of tbe geans
.V«IfleJ«i)tpraRm/.

SaiSIelilotus oIBcioahs

mclilot trefoil BSielilolna officicelis

Meliloius Bot- iraift

ni alba (white melilot) ttn-Wl fln i ai
SI indica (small melilot) Wiair q-
aairfir^ (B .Si Beo.. Hm.

SI. officinalis (common melilot,
bart’e clorer. Iieartwort, king'e
crown, melilot. plaister eioTer,
wliuttte grass, wild labnrnnm.
king's closer, melilot trefoil)
(flowers yellow— Basq) ala aa-

SI. parrifloranM, indica
M elinac Zco{.(eubfamiIy) m.

melinite (GLeirfiaos V|Qioce.]rel]ow’
A high nplosive simiiar to lyd-
dite) <rtsh M. (.«)z 4te)

Slellpona ZedL (a genus of small boes
gin with a foncttonless iting) et^kl-
gip-Taifa (STT ‘a bee' occurs in Wia.
antr)

Sleliponinae m. (* 3 ?"

snbfsmtly)

Slelissa Bot. (Gk mrfiMa ‘honey bee')

SI parviflora zrg^

inelissa grass {Cymbopogon ctlratue)
m. (B..M )

jnelissic acid CAem. (found in bees-
was)

melissyi frrm n
nelissjl alcohol ^aa

Slelittis Bot

Slelittophagns Ar« gfitaraJnnfir
melliodorus Bat. Tax (smelling like
boney) Zigspa

•mcllilene tee hemi-menitcne
mellitie ad}. CAetn
Mellivora Zoel. Rtatfa

SlelliTonnae m.

znelliToreus ad;, ( t^)

epireroo. (feeding on bece)
szyfl

mellone CA'm (neined after melsm)
wrf^ n.

melloniJe Chm. wift^ra n
mellow ad} xfjt, aaa. ^ j, gfahrw
mellow soil (soft, easily worke>l or
peuetrsted)
melo. a/td

Melocenna Bot. (an evergreen bamboo
with single culms arising at a dis-
tance of about 3 ft. apart, more or
less, from a ramifying underground
rhizome— Tr. IIMOll) fa*PTt*T.
RWlla (ff^ 'eepersted')

M. bambusoides (AomAiimiict '^re-
•embliogbamboo' azita) 5ZTPT fa T-

Slelorliia Bot

SI. corchonfolia (seeds mottlel
black ami grey— Basil) Wun'T

ftrttfra

Slelodinut Bol. surft

SI. moDogynus (eornllt fragrant—
Data) tZTJn» 7 - 71 »lT^
melody j/nne^^/.
melogene blue OlIadiaiiiiDc beta
black U

ilelolonlLa roof. (Gk. nWoo ‘to ex-

Melolontha ▼ulgaiU 946 tneaoitndum

plore +mthot ‘dungT
B»lPr

M T«i»*n» srftBpWt

ndon 1 (musVmolon) '^airja n i **T-

3 (water raelon) n ■

3 ( a colour roddisli tod yellow
in hue, of I115I1 1 briUiinco)
ffftiifrrn:

iDcloDite e» for FT? 111c

lei (or W^’i telluridc. »? lor
trSn mii\i.rsl)

Bicfonliiiir (c ,ri j m

(B.M) frfm

melon |>uni]>lin (Ch Hrii.i uhijriian)

11 (13a«u)

inrloo tree ((.anea jnjaya) fWtTF
lu TflTtl

Meloi'lius Uf» JUnfit (has a

W«l erml \*lt
inele*|’(edy Swrj

Meloiir* Col rsift (jir

<11e>l willi a rinaieulrturms)
Meloairarrae Col PBtiilWFi'fet u
ildelltna Col OFtPf

M beterophylU TTT^ W|>5?

(Qm tarofi)

M ine<lera<|iai4ai

(lauiuaoii N Vr F P frniU

Linn)

31 peri.uiilU (nniAt (Cl o
ta ^*|^put bjtiiuailari}

3lelf«i<ieiie tiltou «eiT4< »>

laeJi 1 PI ^<n, t 7 V^

3 B » iw»tpn

hte »l1>m ani gieeii JK p)io
le le) i|

oirlliiv 11 . 5IW fl

nirltin; aepirtmenl fejnn

meltin; f,irnirr 51*01 WTT

ffwJtwjwc f 7 Y^

ff frw

niellinj: jHiinl 5nts
tuehiii; |>oin( ei'i-itJliM yni* qifu
mrllio; |H>inl of Ke fits Jttf?
tnrltin* |hi,iiI tuV 5I*l«-rn*s
Birtlin^ |«>t *1;^/,

■neUin* rjn-e 5 t>I «f.nrtRI.

<f)n

Keliiitu. r«f eon..it.-.* of

the alolh bear) W^atW
iiieiuher 1 n^n m (Conit)

3 TTwnr^. Bw. «

3 atn « , BPI, MR M . 75 n

1 fagiM (of atroetare) RTP » •

member rounliir>

Member bD^ineenng (-M G ) KiriT-
RTfer<» (Wl.*l t
Member (rum Latecnil Affnri Mi-

Tii*iry iai?B R’wbr ft RT(^

Member from latetli'cnce llure.iu
Mil g'RRTli ftwin FI BT^
member tn rl>ar,:c R<nO B^rr
Member Medicil Comniitiee ^q{^>
Hftrft

liieiiiber of a eoiupany BlUl^
member of a funiily {$5 m (main
bet* can be tianelated b> tlio nauio
of tlio «b|oct* forming tlio fiiuily
aa in a fanuly of aci<l«)
member of a aene* ribi <r^ (uoit}i

memWr of «<>rnibly aRt*B^aR, BVR
uiemWr o( cumnnitee
dfipR m.

iiiemf>cr of eonucil Rina m
tiieoilwr of le,.iilatufc
BTf**

memUrofparlianieni uparluimiittr
BBC

mcmlicr of tbc Covernmeni ribb-
5 ^?

nicitibcr of (In. Nou>t ofCvmiuout
Pr«B 5 B-BT»'» '

McnilHr of the ItoTul (.olU^e of

Plir>icijn« (MRCP) TTbCW-
fifr’BF BTrTfttnjoB)

niemUr>hipB5t>inT/ (Co *l )
in«iul<r>l»p«ubMfi|>|ion B^aB (pF.
BT«»'»t6rxfT

member* of ll>e cabioct BtruRotB F
B5W

metnf-er» of (fie alalT FRBI^
curmlor* on roll BIRnn*

B51R

MfinUr Suit Jif, (MA) Frhlfl*
BT»7fl.B)

Wcmlwr IraneporUtton m,, (MT)

niriiibranas^mcnibrjBr FBt/,
memlirana'eouaamembranoui
memliuoa ereanloia J»u, (Uu jro.

niifasa ‘granular’) F^t FFT
meiiiliranj iiiiiitaoaBiimiling mem-
braiic Rfm-FFl

Dienibrauj aciiiibioari* Zool. wid*?
itii.ml<raua tei-iont^atctuhrtac et

niciiilirjDa tyinpaiiiforiiii* iDleru..

(tJrtI BTSftt qZ?T*TT FFI
iiiciiibraiic Jiiat FFI/.
iiii.iiilirdiii; liuua = iiivcaliu,: boot,
.fiul (anaing from a iiiviubranu,
FBIRI* FftlT

iiiciiibranclla (iuliiiI laiieliLi.

vibrali ig ofg in) FBTFt) ( t^) «
iiieiiilirjDc of CntliseULlOrul meni>
brauc Zoc^ Bl(^ FFT
Di c 111 b r a lie of KrjutccKraure't
menibraiie Jofli MftntFBt
lueiiibraue of Reiitoer m |{ii»Der *
iiiamhriiie

luciiibrjDC'iiiD^eJ ainmil

{n)m

Mcmbrauipora 2anl FBn'rf.miW
uiiiiibrauoui ailj, 1 (lila a DiambraD*)
FBTTt

3 (cunti'llns of a oiuiiibrane) FBf^

mcmViemuu* lakyriiiib /iiiili ^aol.
FPi nCR «

membrlYioui outgrowth Cof FFin
75 «

)iicii'bT*iiimt lube C of FBT in*
iiieiiii rariugc »»lTe T'A FFI-nTT
mcinlir»Tiiiiis vviudow Pnyi FFl 51^*

MciiKivloii c,r «»R=(f ott P»

M ainplexieauk (fon 'd In Malar
I’aninruU— BFI? Brjial
M «iigii«iiiuli<iiit
M eliik'-M u..ilK.Ua{iiiii
M irmnUloiiinw-rM. ampl#a«J*

M. tiiioferiiiiii ' M. iimbilljiom
M iiiiifeditum (Troll woo<f doe)
uri^t (B M , M»r Taoi.

vwA)

tiirtno srn « (C. i'‘ )
memo form* !TT7 B 7 !T
nieiiiDir 1 (ati otCaul report) fbiH ?■

3 (a record of inTmtigationa)

Itbib.Ab m

memorandum I fln* (Conat ^ •

TDiinoiindum book

maniuxational formula

9 (a reiDindar) tHiivt n.

3 (informal commnnication)?'^^ «•

4 (initmment drawn ap in a brief

or compendious form) m.

5 m.

memorandum book SJTR'JPt
niemoranilum calendir ftHl-

memorandiim cliefiue srn*
memorandum explanatory of the
}»Nipel tt ismu w *VIWVJ /
memorandum of an apreeincDl^f^-

memorandum of appeal
memorandum of a<«ociation Lota

(ontaidethelimitsof memorandum a
company cannot go)
memorandum of (XMt
m c m o r a n d II m of rroi* oUjection

(SbM.lM)

memorandum of deposits IJl'M
memorandum of ohjcriiont •il'fffl*
SJTT^

memorial J (a statement of facts a>1d-
res«o>l to a govt* ete>« often accoiii<
psiiied wilh a petition) it.

(Const )

ju'lilioii 9if«t (Const!
represeDialiun
2 <refT« n (Const )
montimeni ^inT4:i tstttV
remembraneer »n*»nT^
memorialist soxiiltT* *>»•
memorial ward SUIT*
memoriaatlnn %xiipi VT*n
memoriae Prye^f.
memory PiyeW. INtei'ilftE/.

I lind memory ei»q
lo'ieal nu mory ettrirwn
rote memory «*5IU
moeme VTnsjft
horme snftkftTi ihri
menacraniie~ilmenile» titanic iron
ore eratno u nfpi n iron. r*«.

forr^fj titanlnm.*rr for*ft4o*ide.
•tn for mineral)
menare ft. *TWI, <tMI (let

embarrass)

mend ft. ^rTTT’t. nfist^TTW, gutni
Mendelian rbararler Piof. (a unit
cliaraeler) *rsc^-g*I
Mendelian fjdor cr unit— ;ene
^iendelian ratio

947

Mendelism m.

Mendet'a law Biol (law of in'ieri-
tance dope »ding on genes)

firm

menepbiiiitc s». (’ll* for ’i^’l

lead. *1 for antimony. T* (or

^4 lulpliide, m (orS^f^Vmineral)
menformon— llierlin
rrrnpel —mineral sellow
menial o4j 1 (doinostie)

2 /«(9pro{>r/aa» ran oatf)

menial m m-

menial and inferior serrants Admtn.

^ eTit mt Jnm

menial esiablisbrnent ddmin >r9-
4^ ni

meaiii ijitartera
menial aersant^dliF
menial staff difinin a,

meninpeal ndy wftt'TxafW,

«n*

meninpeal a)M)|iIex) Veibstri^ss'iJT-

mmiopes Inut. nfm'f •».

piamaier

diirainaler C7*Hlfild
ara* (looiif

meninjitis Wf/ m.

meningoicle Mnf m

(lierniai 4M protrusion of tbc me
iiinpos)

mcnin-oeoceiis Baet. srfrrxir^ 1 1 .

(al.broMato.1 from
meniux tg. of inenin'es
MenitrollieriidaePafeanto/ (GL.meni-
iloa ‘cresconl’ f' IVrieu iM

licasl —in nlltision to (be crescents

of tbo molars) m

^((□■seotlieriiim a^if^

menisene | dn<t{ (Gk. dnu.

of mfne *mnon ) *,

2 OjihlJiAlmel /

MeDispemiaifae Bot 57x1). jrr n
(from Tinofparn 3l4l tniifs)
me nisj^rminr Cfcem. / (*n-

TW Coemfo* nufiewa)

Mrm>)irrmiini XIat
M. ranadrose — Canailj moonsred
(small white lloneri— Web) fifT.
5 x 7

M, roeculii*— Ananiitia rorriilut
.M. cordifotium— Tioospori cordi.

folu

M, fenestraliim — Coscioiuin fene.

M. plaiutim — rericampyliis plan

' Af lielcroeliliiiii — Anainiria too.
cuius

M. hirsiitum — Coi cuius liirsutii*
M. laiirifoliimi — LuiCuliis laun.
foil IIS

M iiionadel^dinm—Aniiiiirta loc*
ruins

M aerriirosuin — Tinospora irispn
M 11II0SU111 Lifiti. — Cociiilus
hirsiiliis

M. »illo"utii Jlext “PcTirampylui
{!laitciis

Menlabnan-^Aiirigiedrfnm.

ffsnfir m

Mrnkar-n Cell Aurci. inm ftfflOlsr

Menkib = *elieal >■ /J Pr|rasi ,^if ren.

Wlf* *<» '

menopausal ty lulromc «
menopause 1T«|A? 11 . rAfir^fk /.
(aee dysiiietiorrliea)

inennrriiigia ntTim 11. (let dyimeno*
rrlioa)

mrnnribca TW W vi.

Menoiapbla^oof {Ck.infU«l!'renn!n’
•^lyphlet Idiiid’— in ret- to tliu
caocuin Insectivoreswitlia c-iecuiu
*»;«) Rn |s t i.i pf . fiVjTi-tm «
('l’i(rder)

mens na (a mini) WlTrft

TTflR’l

mrnslriul a,lj
iiirnstnial lumplaint
menstrual lyrie^t^ SR^TtHn'TiT

mciisirual lll•c)nlcr fTtit

nirnsiriial liuiora ^

mensiriial )>eriod «gcT5i

menstnialion pAyamf Tjau m.

iiicnslruum j (nienitnnl sefretiou or
bloo.1) Rl 5 ^l 7 m.

2 (snlient) til

men titiilenu’ hostel cmmit in
Mcnsiira 2c<ol ^755x3 tnrft
inrnsiirjlion 1 branch cf applied

eeometr}) *nfWl/.

2 mm *1

mensurailonal formula hfatli, Jnft-

mental

9t8

rchentable condition

mrntal edj IfT’rf'Tl. IW
infDlal c»(>arilT W91t

mratal ca|'icil« analvtia (PMC 36)
irnfei itim fjr^rn

mealil conllicl Pfyrliol ♦iinPi't
in«otil defect imtiire m
mental defii icnev (Conal )

menul defineni? m (Const )

mental discipliae RHf'TT W^tll'l-t
mental disease RT^fatc trn, m
mental fitness tnef<TT ?7TW
mental prowtli RT^ffir*

menial bcufiuJ 3Jir^ fkft'Vic’il,
Rim ftrfmipe^
mental htpiene rr tftacR
mental infirmitv R-RfmR^^
mentalits RRlfftt/
mentalls or pliysically iinfil to dnve
rirTr* rs«i emirri (nrll)
annst k wvtR

mental orderly laRB fefttRTS^*

mental or I'liTiieal larirraity Rnf^
RTOenftftSRlrw
mental preroeity Rnfirc ^Vrrra
mental prominence or process (lAt.
mentuei *chin ) ioiil (forme tiie
el m

met- ititsim, *T^'

frfi am ji RTsiiini frtft
mental neakneii R^*) ^i«4 (Coeet )
mentli- •• ■iiriitlio<

Mentlia n (.eiui of tbe true mints)
TRIR mtif'l

*I a'liuiiraiaM piperita
M arsensis (cornminl, marsl mint)

RiRt«R t»i1r

ranailense»M piperita
51 hir.ul.-M piperita
M inranassJt pi|<erita

5f piperita (p-jjpermnt) 'fta TUTR
C'W)

M p_ole;iom(iruepcTiyroTal)»Ta-

M SiliraoM p, peril!

M isisetiris (l orse pint)

RTtR (Rail ne^)

\f sirilis (Ifosrn mint, csrden

speirnint) frift TRIR (Bombay
etift SJ'te-)

5Irolhaeeae«Lainiaceae • Ixbiatae
Cot. •Rtft.ye a

menllia Iiene a

meQt1iane(iaeii(J^I-|- aaelsnipn^ ss.
mentlicnc RVnipR a
nienllienol Cfcein <nri^R7 m
mentlio incath llm <nnR*
meniliol Retm m
inenthulatei) a/fj ( hrm spifl^n
mentbonc (tMonfhol t- oise)C&eM TRl*
am/

mentbononc Cfcein /-

mentlivtC^ia qoRR^ n

mention r6
menliuned ajj

inento.niei.Lelijn (s, certila;;*

hone or cartiUs* at tlio anterior
extremity of the mxitiUle)
nifpr. fsrstiftv «

roenluniscliia Annt fejTn.ttfl
Meotzelia Col (ssabroos, bristly l«a
ves) mift (Tt 'harsli. nig

got rougli* AV )

5Ieaura^eo( (Cl. "ie"e‘iuoon*+OBra
•tali')

Menuridae m

51enyantl.et Bet CwrirrNl aRiBr
M oympliaeoi>lcs>LimnaDiliemuiD
oymphaeoides

M lnfoliata(l>ogbe«n.co‘tt e been)
teiirey b«iy. treter therarock.
wiiite fiulTt bocbean. mafeb tr»
foil) «iifi»R-tr»tri*r^
mepacrine Uel nlfrtt /
mephitic adj (oOentise to the emell)

mepUilie air or gM OW Cbew \Pl
Rtg arm riCi
•mer CAm aenr
di mer fj-tiT*

ISO mer sy »nR

kterak <• kl.roL - 3 t'rsae Alajoni
Atlren fjAW arfe. m

mercansile RifnR., RifnfiRc

mereantilr egeney «tAimr«Rnt
merexnlile egenl v'njR.aifRCit^
merrantile Infinets
n,„c..l.lr

ceirel opinion in tho community
respoctiog its sotveneys tl • probity
•rd ronetuelity _) Rt^T rriIr
merrantile eomracreial a^ory rtIr.
fjRR rmmfsHtR

m ercant ile rommuBity RlfRIR.RRTR,

•*T77fi mm

mercantile coupon book JJfy.

fiRl RfStn.jr'Sl
tncrcaiilile custom TlfRJtl fTx
incrijiililc firm RlfRiR nrS
tiicn jntile law RllsiTR feffl
iiierianlilc marine » merchant

Mcriinlilc Marine Training Ship
ServKc RTfrn^-TPT'arnsryi'^TRT^-

)m

mercantile occupation RlfriSR-flT-
RIR

men anlile school Um. RlfRTR
(see scliools of icnnoinics)
mcrcanlil|i.sii y^usi RlfinRRt/.Rlf'im-
Rl^m

tncnaptalCfieia iftnwg n
mercipUn Cfi'm. tM«M m
merraplo. Cheti TROW*
mcrraptol crrrr m.
mereaplole CAi*'*

)(Ierratur « chart (men tiaiiiare paral*
lei) RttrrRT %?n»ST

nierrenjry tilyR* m {from 'f-
»»»). >?« w, Wit
mericritiiioD fgVKui n.
merccnaed

Birrrrritcd cotton (truttod with
exustm alkali) ’P

Rierccrizcil illioli
merieriamg cliarge ^SWir>MRR
merchandise 1 ReR WIsT. RlfenR^W^

« (lee coRimo.lit>)

2 RllVlR n

mercliandise broker ReR-RWW
mcrcliindise goo.Ii RiTerlR'R^T'.
merchandise marine eF'H’R^
(Const)

merrliandiae marks RCR fts (Const ]
mercliandise not in eiislence wftW'
RR

mercliandise Irsflic RSR »Rf^R
mercliaat RfuR. iqitlfi ( t^) m

exiiori merchant piR^R
general inercUanl RIRTSR R^’tT
impurt merrhant aeiRlR Rf^R
retail merchant WRTRt RftlT, f!«R
tRItift

xiiolesale merchant R{nl'Rf'"f.

merrhantaMe RTftrlRtRRnft,

RlhTR.RttR. ftiR. fRRTT
nercliantible condition ff^R RWT|

nseichantable length

919

mercury manometer

m«“frhantal>lf Ifuplii Fortslry
3=5>nft«Tl Pint

merchantalilc <]Xiality etFJlwiVnr
iWt,

mfrcliantililp timt>or n^T«5.

mcrrliani oi>)'rai»cr gifilfer?
nirrcliani l>anV.rr = a rcep lance
Iiou<e (a l>aiiling institution spo*
cialiTingin financing foreign trade)
ra

nieriliantm* lran«aclion ?l6ng*
imjif

mrrclnntman (a trading eessel) tTFT*
m (HI»f goods)

nicrilianl marine 1 (the commercial
aeaseU of a nation) eiftlTtr^hr.
n

2 (llic personnel of tins *er\iec)

m

merrlianis afcounii (\iyar pSOSb)

rnerchant slnp
irerclmil «liii»pinp
Aferdiant Shipping Act wf7tw*3?i*
ITffl wfufilTll

merriiani »e««el tiftrWhr
mernrnl nilj, T^T^.
merciir*, mcniifo (mereiir)') Chm
^TTT'

merciirammoniie aWleimte
• mcrrutate "inrf^^Ti
rocrciitatc rl Sll^ly-t

1 (toconilino mtli tiiereiirj or a
mereur) aall)

2 (to treat witli incrcur) or a iiier-
car} »alt) gTT^-fTT'I^

nierciin- (mercuric) CAct>i
(lUftT)

mcrriirialnf; CAm, RTTT'*

'mf?T

mrrciinal *i, TAirm yiH
mercurial l^romclcr ^TT^-erfrr*n^
Mcrninati* il t (hclongs to llioasnio
famil) as FirrJ.c Wn ^cft-sTn) ytfl
ff3irT

M. annin^l.crl. nirrciiry (it is a
poi* 'noil* fcrii— '^trasl'crgir)^*!'

M. pcrcnni* (Jog's incrcMr), mer-
cur))

mcrrunafiaalion 1 n.

2 Vfrf . rfccroj tm^ CTOT «.
mcrcariafire ri I C/iem. (to tnala
mereuTial) 90^^

2(Vrf , to tieat «itli meicjr> to
the point of securing its desired
effect m PAolog , to treat si ith nicr-
cur\)9:T^-flT<Pt

merciinalnc»« Cfcem. <nTT‘5^.

mercurial ointmcni 9tr;>HVtr^^
mcrrunal Iclcscope grfTTftf
merciiri-ainine* Chm 9irfx (39^
mcrcuri^mmonium Cfccm 9TT^

mercii ri ammonium com pounJsgTTffC*
ftnij trttn

mercuriate { Jicm gir{W «
mcmttiatesimerCHratc <6
niercuncady CAcw

m ammonium chloride 9TT^^

m. clitoriile 9TTft«
m iodide girf^ ar*^
m oxide (ro.1. yellow) 9TTf?« 3rit9
(trt. <h)

in ©*yc)anide9T^f^3(7^9Tfi9
mercufide CAcm 9f7^ "•
mercurifieation tt n^9 9, girtf fJistftrit

tnerciirif) rh. 91^ 1 93

1 (to obtain mercury from orei^)
9TTT-f-f:9I99 9mfim=^l

2 (to comi mo mercury nitli) 9PrX-
nVim, 9Tn Ci^mi

3 (to mingle mercury with) 9ir^'

9Tn fuel! «t
t ■vmcrciiTijIirc
mrrriiriii* = nierrury tnrym
mercunialioD ( hnn 9IT ^19H n.
rarrcnrire^smcmirate i6.
roerruro,merciir. (mercury) Chen.
9Ry

nirrcmn chrome 9 Stc

merciiromnfy tAcf.’WTtn
m. rhloruleqTIQ

III chtonJe omiment = ointment
of mcriuron* chloride rfiirnt.

gmr ^ri9 sittiit9

m chloride |Kn*<Icr WQ sfl>9 efrt
III. osiile (I lael) qnn ai>q (tt^)
Mrreury (ancient Mon!)

nierriiry i qiP? w .9H1

2 Chen. " hydrargyrum •> quick*

sihcr 9Tt7 n.

3 =Mcrc»njJj» pcreuDis
ni acct-aniide (ic) 91^X9! 59’-fiT^9
m. aceuie (u) 9nft* irf)9
m acetate (ous) 9fTninft9
m amniODio-diloridc 9fTX fil^*
ifli9

m arc rcciificr l>uU> 9ITX WT9*^"

m. arsenate (ic) 9Ifft^ ^9T^f9
m barium iodide (ic) 9TTft^ 59T3
3t<9

ni bsromeler

m. benzoate (le) 9Tffx*

III. bromide (ic)9TTf^ ^9
m bromide (ous) 9ITn 5^9

m cadmium cell
m chloride 9TTX '0^9
111 . chromate (ic) 911^( 9 9^9
m chromate (out) 9TTXI 93tf9
m cleanin' apparatus 9TTX'5l)99-
Wf99

m column 9TTX

ID copper iodide (ic) 9nf^<ns
TfT>9

m cyanide (ic) 9rfft* X9T&9
III cys«iile(oxy) (tc) 9Tff^ XVfSw
(»X)

m. di-ndiiityl 9TTT
m. dichromiie (ic) 9n(^ firn9
m diethyl inp^

m. difTiision.punip 9TTX*9tlfft-TX^

ni diphenyl qrrx

ni dislillatioD apparatus Chen,
9TT* snfT99 frrf^
m. di p.lolyl WX fx-l fttllW
III drying apparatus 9ITX?TtT’t-
tnfjtt

m elhsl chloride TTT XS^ *^^^9
m fliioride (on*) 9TTXI ?It#9
m fluoride (oar) (ic) 9TTfx^ ?rT^9
(»^)

m. fulminate qirx 9'59?'^9
m. gauge 9TTX*9Tin9
111 loilide tnpy

in. lo lx.lc green (ou*) 91X0 30>9

m io<lidc red (ic) 9Ttrx9 ^>9 rc

HI iodide yellow (ou») 91X0 0*^9
«fl9

m. lamp

m leielling bulb qip'
m manometLj- qrpy

nticiUT nitrite

930

isionephtic

m Diirrle TTTT

m nitrite (ic) Trtf^

in nitrile (on) TTTfl

ni ointment = ointment of mer
rurv = UD^uentuni hvdrirgjri

TITT

III oiide afW
ri oxide (ic) (red. ^ellon•)

in jienduliini Ph^, fTTT-f^0*i*
m phoiplule (le)

m jnll = pill of mercurr TTTT'

sfen

TO pij>etw X[TT»

ni potinium eeetiide (le) Trrfi;^

til polisduru iodide (le) vnfT*

tn potiMium »liio-ee*n*ie (ie)TTt*
7fT5 •t»'l
m ted vit?

lu reguttlor vrTT f*^W*
tn reiervoir ncfiTt* (ef
lu i»lie7lite(ic)?(TTt»i9^

TO eilrer iodide (le) Trrf^ tm

m ttill «mT

III «uUrhlorideTrrt«3^«

m toeciBele tnrr

ri •ueeiB-imide {ic1 ^

r»r<tv^

ni »uttioBpunip ^flT*'

m iulphjie (le)
m fulphile (ou»)^fI Ijirfle

III »ul]'hi le

TO lulpliorjiiialewm ibioejealle

III |inojte(ou*)ftrBr?<t¥

«u ihermometet etn

e7<aite (id ertf^ •!»'» («iAe
TO loloene re-u!jlor TTT^ fn i V x^
fjwrm

t« .’i»t.*ur Umo.FUe fw

TO j^e7anide (le) Trrfr^

Mrrniri# mom bloo.1 • fro'fool
[VirUniK ef .-Ixn/il) V«7T m
TOr«r7 ^,%rr\f
mrtrj peiiimn wnrf wfeet
•mere PiXr^'J net
mere CTi«. im

*•?« /,

mere farmahlT HI1

merelj vn

mere right loeue Vr?*^ ci eriWlT*
rtrti

mere ihill m* SH

mergiB'er {Mergttt tnergaiuer)

mer-e efc xtfTrTT, |rtt, Itfirw.

TH

merged luif

merge 1 lemlones Tntl^tl

Mergellu* dm (llie bird ic a

'nanderlut direr and swtm>
Ri«i) finmv s3Ti^
merger ^le (an absorption of one
estate! contract or intereet into
another) n

auipeoaton fit la tea
extiognishmcm ofntrn
merger ef etimet or elTeacct Las
aiTTNl *t fiTwea

merger of leliaaatatet iind)«rn^

»T wltwaa

Mergiote deer m

Mergui Arebipelago (off tlie Tenaa
aenin coast) M 011 I 9
Mergui Ulaads llaeL eaped fljrat
cher <re» ^ frt f «« TO amTOI
M e r { u * ^oej TOn raft (fn»r
ancient nord)

M mergaater

Merijodrt Sd «^n4Ha«ift

>J ben gaU BeieCBcogaUace)
Wtrtia'l (IIio Deocan ai

Wii Tel riinalnr paramii)

M alrebilifera (leaves woollg—
Data) ettud
•oierie C^eva. -Wlftl*

Uomenr ttwfa^

mencarp gel »«I

r^Et n

meridian difroie . GTeene. (eireto pia-
IV Aiv^ tv !i*Sr^ jiygv «.
meriilitnertiplir (TOini^dres Bvefl
t>k (from na^ ■<)

meridional fibre m lengitndiaal
fil re

nieridiona) (orroar 2eof (alongitu*
dintllunew nctendmc from pole
to fole) gviviM-Jnt (nap }io abbr.
to *Hia-^T7)

Merimee a 7 CII 0 W •« anlimoag gel

low Ctt, tiU rat^ <n

.TOeriam CJten /

men-sleleDej TrnwrXm

merisieinH Sol sftnrf) ( ttf.) f»t-
meristematic adj. Sot. aftwrft ( t\)
meriiiematic primordia Set fffttrnh

meriiiemaiic ring Dob nftwrft
nenalemitic tutue Sot oftaTift

merit 1 guTm.

2 fjnrn (Coast ). /

OB merit Jl i q ai ^ arpjn ar,

3«TT

orilcc o( merit TO, ga TO

merit and teaionty aVntTt tatT
3*1 rrn

roenibillut Dof (intarnode) n*
raenlorioui aJj ijeTlt^f, >atTS7
mentorioua work sRIsq
merit! 5*iiegoi, gsr «
affect the merits of &. k
VtiTOVTin

OD the neriis of eieh ease iftv
v^Ki % yuingA "3*111
Bents and dements gairvgw
Bent scholarship «trra tTrYf*
iBsenaaiiea CAem »mnt ».

Bieclio Wt Tin TO (aneitnt v«otd)
mennsid 1 (nppar part lika that at
a woman and tlia lowtr lika ()>■
tail el a fish, a lea oymph) ttg?*
»TO/.

3 U eolonT, yellow |re*n <t«T(^ la

hoe, of lew ary latnration) tardW*

rt

merahliitie odr Dmiryof. ■\|f|Stl A

(r()

Bcroblastic eleavage •* partial etea.
rage •• lorornplete eletragc
Emiryol trrfl wrJTT
neroenae (glande in which tha ■•?-
ration la formed by the disinlt-
gTjCnm-oi'fAB ikeeotri?roi'^i»e»’V/'

ttlynwiisrff n,

nervejXt (caparBOioerary aperin
nncteui) trfavft /•
tnerogameie Zari. ffT**3 •»-
nero'iniv *• niicrogamy get gf*'
TTT TO

Bero'ony gmhrtoL (niulliple fiuion)

M.

Ichiangpny laeiijM
merooephrie ady gooL ai*|twt^

M«tapa

951

Tilerope = d Taun or rifiiJiim
Atlron. m

Jlfrojmtae ?ni iTJ n (^rif oe
cnrs in RTnm^)

tneroplanktoa BtoL (C«^. *n?rc>« 'part'.
Inelnilea fre^-twimining %oung of
beiitlionie orR»ni«nis le^dl

ilunng tliffir larval itite, a plinklo-
me evutence— -Lull p S3)
m

inerojwiliie !!ool (fourth «»graent
from the heae of certain Imilie of
cruetacevna) ^9'*'*'** *’*

Merops firs ?ni-»r3nf)|
Tnerosporangiiim Myrol (acjlindrj*
cal outgrowth finm the awollon

en^ of a sporang'ophore) WTt 4 m.

(W{ for O’fTWf sporangiophore)
•merons nAj 1 Dsl •«*»

aCArm

Meroroa Zocl n.

meroroile (ivro 'h Sporofoo) Zeot.
(a apore rro<fue«il by Mgiaenta-
tien of the lehirontt of certain
Sporoaoi)*)**^ w (abort for 0^-

Klerremia Dot ( Cf.

Partfmu RWfi*')

M. cmarRinata<*Ipon>oca reolfor*
mu

M. tnifentau anJn»^*gfTTfWl (e/-

Ham twrfrfl)

M. viiifolia nffW-ganfiaft (Bombay
tiowof]

lilrrriamu iitleli Faltontol (an ieh>
th) oaanr) BT*n** m.

lnerry*po-rounJ
(Ben wmrftwi)
tncTrjihoupht - furcuU
Mererhurp eirlh«riw umber
Meniliiia 1 (Lat nemla 'blawk*
biril' alludiog to tbe black

colour) fungua)

M. larliryinana (reayona ible tor dry
rot of timl>er —McLean IJl^)

menis=»mrro|>odite

>lffv gohlcroat Art$ fttit

^fain

•mrry /Jot •arwaTTt»-WVTHI/.
Jlerychij'piia rofeonlof (an American
penus of Miocene horaea)

ii\'i9ita% niifs

Merypouloilon Poleonfol (of the airs
of a peocarj 9hre*ff3lfil
Me ryfoulotloniiilae qV^ar ilT m
mrsi phyi Cron (Sp. 'table') tZSTIW

Mfiaeanthua Poof ifx^lvT.tnnfa
M peachi nsTPq SVJt%ii
mrsaromc oAj. CAem. (nef +^eoitis
aa in eitraconic) uv^raft^
meatn/e (a coloQr« greenish green*
blue in hae, of loiv X?

aitoration)

mraarrh Dot nvtfnaaa
mriirclij Bot t»«in»*rTI /

Sleairttm »* y Anctis Jtfron.
m.

mraavonic Zool. (mra •tva+Qk itron
'avis’, flaving the aiis of the foot
formed by the niddle digit) HviTTO

Mradames Corresp

SfcaernbryeBthemnm paendiotrunta*
(eUeaLithope pieodotruscatella
meaencepbaloo dnot n

Betecirhymau) « raeaeochyniatica
meacBchymatooa

meaeaciijBie Dta&ryof. (it give* rue
to f onnectire tuaves) n

Tneaenicric oAj ei»?iga-
meaesteric filament Zed.
neseoteric gUod arvi^.ilBq
meaenieroamniilgut Zool. rr t i m n.
meacntcry Zoot (a merabrace con-
necliug intestines with bodywa)!}
an^jJt »iv

meaelhmoid orf;. Zoof. (in the middle
of t)ie ethmoid region)
nieali 1 (of a net) wfw (cf. Pah
aiSa*). »ien% n . arsR wi ^

3 Zoef. ■sroeshworl.-nei, oetworL.
9 nw B.
meah cloth
meahirork arr tne*!!
nieiu decs Rnresi «n,

Meaia drra Jmfit (ear.coTerli
SiT silvery white ftv)
me iul (bJj, Zed. *lv»r
mciul branch Z<W arot

nrsUjl(ak •ncTifrs'inediator')('im.

Bv^t* n

meaiiylone CAnn. »u i j>l*^ n.
meauylenic •rid CAcna.

mesne ad/ Z)aw arvji.fT^VB
mesne encumbrance Bmc
«TT

mesne proce*s Low anw Wl^-
fjt*I

mesne profit Low WBT

me«o. Bait-

meso-blast Embryd , ZooU **"ivnipn

me*obranchiaI aJj. BVB.f^lBV^
meiocaeciim dnot 3*^434 n.
meaocordium ZmAryof. (connecting
the embrj onts heart with the body
wall and intestine) 5^51 m.
me«ocarp (fruit) Bof. BVB^tt /.
mesocerebrum=deutocerrbrum
mesochiton Bet B«rT*T m. (see eiochi-
too)

mesocoele dnot S'<J35I /.
mesocolon dnaf (joining the colon)
m.

mesoooracoid Zed. (a median ele*
ment of the coraco'd areb) affwi-
jpJBt. B^ affWT/
mesocranial joint Zc«f BvbC^*b(N
mesorratle nd; Prlreg. Bwrt (rocks
whose colour ratio it intermediate
between leueoeratio andmelanoera-
tie— Jo)unn<ec)

mesocuneiformnd;, Zfol arwjFERFT
mr aoderm ZmAryof , Zod. B'BWf m.
mr«odermiI crescent Zool. BVTOT*
* 1 ^

mesodermal aupplement Zed. BVB-

Mesodon Paleonlet. B vnw^ -BJtft
Af macroplenia B^nV Bv'BB^
meaodont (having medium aired teeth)
BvBB^vff w.

meropaster Zool. ztttjtt m. (short for
BSTPaja)

meaoploea Zi»l B V BT i> 3 n.
Alesoliippus PalcoBtoh (a genus of
hones from the Oligocene
31 of North America) arnr^-BTlfi
meso.l.nnic<u/;.B/,j„{,f,

( Z^) (sec -liirtic)

mesoVurlic curve Statist, e* BVBWftft
Bm

muohie >fin^0j, mineral, inter,
nipihato between natrolito and
scolecite) BVbTbb n, (CWB inter.
nie.1iite, for Bf>B mineral)

metom*

933

Meiua coTOnandelians

jne#Oin€ Bol ta-

oeiomeriitn = de»motropisn»

aafl /

Ditsorootpliie adj Phyttcal Cfim.
in«M>morphic •t»te Phyncal C)ien

wartT

meso-mucic *cid JTV«

meson ««l>«rylron = 4j''>«iro'* = P*”'

»ron = X parUcle = yuVon Ipaitiel#

»vetag.nE miss 200 tim« thit

ot oleetroti Jormed iii ilmoiphet*.
h,Sl, ibove ««lh, by pnmiry

cosmic ridistioa ftom outer *pie«)
fii ,

mesooephrie.du.t^oal

mesonepbros = Volffim body Em.
bryel m

meioDotum Zeel (iho dortil portion
q( the mesotliori* ot inieetil

Meionychidie Tateentol (»w»*+Ck.

Ctiy* 'nill ) *"

Meionyehoidei (luportioiily)

Mesonys rdeoeMl wtMaw ueiCi
mesa phinetophyie plant Etol

mesophilimesophile Biet (in orgi-
niim growing it ■ iBediom temperi-
lure) «ym )

mesophilie adi Biol
roesophilic J.jrienura CsnfiiW Vt"?
riesopliri-ni Tool (ot • cruitieoin)

wrwri "

mesophrssmi = M band or disc-
lioe ot llensen Zod-
mesopIijU Dot tnWT’Bf’l/
mesopHyle Phylojft^
meropbslic oJj rtinlBrol (deoiind*
inp 1 1 ibitit wbicli IS neither eery
dry nor tery vret) Hvnf<^

Riesophytic plmt _

mesophylic species Cot wifn

Mesoplodon ZocL (oseio- + Ok.
)ti?j Id *irTiis* ^ odors A genui ot
molerite-sited toolhSil while*—

CVH X W)

mesopodium 1 Cot m

2 Zool trtTTTT m.

klesopotsmiin lernlet Av($ WttV

meiopteryyium ^oot irrTO?*sis
mesopterygoid Coot nm /•
Diesorehiura Embrfol t Zaol (itti>
ehes kbe testis to the dorsil will)
ifl'njsi Bi.

mesorectUDi fnihryot (ittiehsd to the
rectum) 3T3* "*
mesorliichic Zaol Rcq-fliW n.
mesorfain = mesorrhioe
meiorhinCBmesorrhiiie
meiot1naiaii=>incM>rrbintiD
mesorhioiiRi = mesorthiDisin
meiorliioy— mesorrhiiiy
Rieiorrbtae I adj , > ttsQ4IH

2 adj (situated betireeu noatnls)
WHTTSa w

oieeortliiBiaii adj Anlircpcm,
(bavins a aomeivbit broad bot long
nose, or an lolermediite niii)
iodei)*P‘‘^rf

mesorrhioiia s (a nesorrliiniio per*
ion) SB.

suesorrbiBism S|\44IH4| /.
tneeorrhiay nwwmsi f.
inesoseur PdtroHloi ttv^snse.
Mesotautsa llt'J>(U**nini
Mesosiurui PdteenM
mesoscapular i^gmcot A •«« tTvqtn*

oietosoma Zed Jpftfwn «i
met ospore 1 (mid tie liyer of e three*
liyerwl spore wall) nvnwt m
3 rMdtni^in

mesoslcroum Jnat (mi Idle portion
of the ctemuin) flswlTrira n
Mrsoslemc ^oof WWgW mnlw
M. ebrenlirr'ii mimhq a\wgvs
MesoUeoiiccse Bot «e»rt|so« ^ n
(eoloniil w»5W green sliie)
^lesotaeniile* Bet W » H S W« -rihl n.
MeiotaensosdrecCot H^TWltSW mpl,
me*olarMl afj.Jn/tl li»4'*^l
luesotirlarsr arid avw*<nwfire eriS
nie«o tirtrale Chew
mesolhorai Zeot s^hs^ b
ineso-thoTium Cihcst irrW
Diesolomy — resolution b\ww n
inesaloair — mesolone oilj RVXWTW
inesotrorlial ely /oof. Wvbsbb
tnriolron PJtyi mwt^es
mesovarium Zoot «<lirTBja ns.

meeoxitse ectd Chens. srv'Wt'trnrw srtw

meeoulfUBies Chnn. wtw.ftnrw.l:^

Mesoiylon P.iteonlot (it is loter.
mediate between Cordiites ind
Potoxylon— Scott) XTST?!^ awfif
M multirame (multirame ‘biviog
miny brinches or shoots’) wpiTtJ
»M^i5

M platypodium (the binds ot fibres
run vertieilly— Scott)
tPi'^TTfS

((.suteliffii (axtl)iry shoots tiks
tbs form of little leify buds)
f ^TfiriVs tfxBxre
hfesoxoa Zed HvniOai m pi.

Mcsozoie Oeel ttXTWT ns
Mesozoic mammal tfon^
mesoione Pttreg (intnrmediite zone
of Biatimorphiim— Tyrrell p 257)

nv'QQ^ SB. (ire epirone)
mcBpilssinedlar

Mespilus gertnsDics (oiedlir) «i*iP4
'medlir’ Hiodi word
fr. Coha'i Anglo Bsng. Diet }
mess VTfWtnwi/.
nestsge m (Const )

BiesMgs dropping and picking up
3fil IWt TZWtR «■

mess council ifrWTtTSn sTll^
mess driss >? r i t4 « TOT-l«

DseiieDBer m

specia) niesicngcr
Messers Correrp SOS'! •
Messersclimitt ATil. (GeroiiQ long
rings fighter) ( l) m

messing nbtw n , wfww *Twr
messmate (heeause it is allied to, or
iisociate.1 with, ‘itringybirf, it is
alio known by tlis name of mess*
mate’— J.H. Mailen, Pic/. PUnt$
(1800). t29 nuotB.linOED)?in««
IB. (stringy bark 5IST=*)
raeis secretary Zl»rft

measuage Late (a dsrolling house with
the adjacent buil lings and eurti*
lage, and the aljoining laode)

"

mesa unite HI 14 JIIWI w**
inrtloine Bol (conducting tisauein
plants, but which i* not eondueiee
tosIrsnglh-Web. Jackson) WlflE*

r/ etereome jprw
Mctiia Bot wmw inrilii

M. corooiandeluiu — M. (errea

Mesua {ezraa

9S3

metallic fcil

M ferrea (Ca^loT ironwood. iron
wooii of Assam)

. Hiti. Kin Ben •’ ‘‘i-i-,

Mtr. Tam Mcaneltam-

bagam, Tel

M. p«duncuIjU=M ferrea
M. pulcl>eHa=M ferrea
W. roxl>ur-liii = V! ferrea
M. ic!eropliylla=M. ferrea
M »pe«oia = M. ferrea

meta- 1 Bet (a liter or a more Inslily
orgaaired or speeialued form of a
epeeified type) *^3*

i Cken

3 GeoL, i/>fierat (aprodnetofmeta
morphum)

4 PttroQ (to ladicita palimpsest
struetTirea) Rts-

meubioais plant PailwL (the aisoeia-
tiOQ of two orjaaisnis acti ng or
Imag one after the other)

Bctabisalphite Clu^ yWe
bfeubola ZeeU ( which an derga a
melamorphoan)

metabolic adj. ■’'***

TSIT-

metabolic chrofflatio ZaeU ercrrrw*
metabolic duiotben" ITftf. enr.'m-

fepht

metiUlic efricien cy WT Wtt-yiFST

TBctilolie nucleus

metabolK. rale

metabolijoa 1 Bid. PAynd w-suw-i

3 »!inetamorj)bojii Zxi, sR^S r».
meiabolite (product of metabolism)
wcriPsT «•

netabolon Phyt- (short Urol atoms
formed by disintegration)

meta-borate Ckew 4l4l’-l
metacarpal 0 J; (of or pertaining to
the metacarpus)

metacarpal n. l*«inetacarpal bone

itifjT.iwiai /

3 Ze«t. (featfers) Tf>SrwTT» n,
metacarpal bone Anal. Tftnrwrit/.
mctacarpo-di^tals Zxl*

•tiJW-i.

metacarpus JiuL g'Frni'W % yn.

Cf metatarsus

metacentre (meta ‘changing’— OED )
Hydroi

nietaceDtrie height 'a«UST

Metjiheiromss PuleonlcI iiAHUe*rT
aittPr

MetachlamvJeaeB f Tan(?3<7T m pi
CJ ArchirhlamTiKae antrrfirj^
metachroiuaiK •orpu-tle s meta-
• liromalii granule

metaihroniatic granule Bot UUlfie*
afrw ^^Jm{l•^cluslO'l n estorlasm
consisting of meOi<Arci>ta<<iil

metaihromaliQ fiiot

metachconialioie grams (fonrul in
cells, very similar to chromatin in
properties an 1 characteristics —
Den lerson)

metavhroine Bet (nstachromatic

granule) fnnfirri m.

metacltrome black Co/. /n<i
«T3t

u. blue Turrii*

D. blne-htark husjis
m, I'ordeaux qq4'Ji« eftn^

Di. hriUiaiil bine mn^ tflR
til. brown

m. field grey wrrrr* JRl '15T
ituolise nm#*
m oUie brown
ww

m orange pa.ie ainfwc Wtfn Vft
lu. red ^

ni Mold «m4i«
m vellox arwTiTl tftsf
nietacmoaltarile "i (t^ for

Ttrn;iiiercuTio.;j forST^^autpliida.
ra for nwa mineral)
5letaclepsyilro|*sis Pateeatal HTct-

M. daplex 5^ ftt-^VStUlt-t
meiacoele I (the lower part of the
fourth ventncte) ■t'lT w

8.^001 «rT»U5T/.

metacooe Zatt (posterior of the ttiree
cusps of a primitiTe upper molar)
^Wtlf *1.

metacoDid Zect, in.

rneiaconnle Zoct. TtnUJS m-
meta-cresol Chra.

Metaerinns Zook (pn.

1.733 fig 739)

M mterruptus fTWT*^
melatromion Zoo/, (a process from
the attoraion) tm n

metacromion process Zoo!. ^Tf’TFr.
^in-trr^j

tuetiH.inienc Clufi. rTff.firTITrtr
luetadiazinc g TTgTafa)/
iiietadi>roidaI placenta Zcot iJT?-
3TT3

inelj.diIolTl C/icfli. WT-rxfTTTTW
111 e t a d rat = «ofl furred field-nt
Wneifv jTtr-^T?

uielagj-trula Efibryol. (my form of
gjstruls FJ^ai nhich is moli.nevi)

n

metagcDi.i. S; : (itternntion of
generalio is] -ann,

Metagonimiis (acetnbuliiin dis-
plieeil to one si le)

M ovatiis or yokojairai sj e git i t

nieiaigneoii* roik Gccl
TW

toelal 1 QT3 III

5=roji! metal TtniTS, U0. fail
mipcral fsfini
lire *Rt«

metahkail-c ’OTJ.B'aT. 575 ?n fit*?!
iiielal box UrjflTspi
metal u-e 013. igw

iiieial cann- .fnfo-rfido

nielal la-tiii^
metal rultiu^ lumpouml
tmn

metal date ^talu{• igig 351

meiaMehide

melal di.c B13 ferr

metal furniture srif^lT

metal image

nutal Ial>cl rngonm

meulled a>lj (as, a roil) atfttra,

metalled roa.l wfrna Tcin 0??)
mcullii. ,ulj - 1 trr fl T, srfo^,
tn^-

2 WT3 wm

Iiicullic coicriug wjwq aTTTPn
inelaUic currenrv Zccti. Bljuq BWp}
metallic elcitroJc Jif

metallic eyelet
metallic foil oi juq q?!

EftilU 1 Cfi X»i

*1-^ 5j»TT^

mrt.l'K la*tr» ^

Drtilli^ niBertl W^-«'’*‘ J

Brtfi:i' »•»»> i>n. «-*frT

•Tiln* T^-T« P''i"l
V*' fTT*T5

•etillw r»««rT»

»-U’V trhiUrt lc«trr fcirO

b«j!1k fb-rt

mrti'li' m

Bmllif tm'tBfBl .* xrT^5«)«^

fj^ -■

n>^»li>f taJ^ <■; «< jr^

™ml'>^« £- fjy «“X'*

»[»»uU<< »i1 jT v«j'f «T^

wt-ti- I e,

BtetiUifmai c»j «'»j\

Krlilt.** ' t r,fc i' nr 5 a n,?^.
^ft

n*ullia; rli«t« x>*« (» cU:m la a
c-\n t t-*“»\se*pel jT,» 7 «*c-Xfi=a
I «tM>vIk^ «» e' iv* *-<nr*n
l»n fx IN* nsnJ h» eHi**'T
«w a- w*'-^ jaf rnr*.

rwuU'u- ». «■.«'«<

Btriillirrd pj{xr lixUr r’i’^ »»

»rtjlli«r4 IXJXT itnp

fax TX-ari

■xtj'l*-

»n«1U;Tai4.«-i|

■nrtaU*>l fW. m ' «

»rt>l'arpr%l «'a«4}a
nruKar^mt i-fxiai^lrr

MTIallaiTtfl X' «aBfag M.

FXIlllar^ XT^;^. «^ci fanx a.

tPaltl aa»U»f TTTX

•^nalop* re’^xx &»fV row e

»-»tii ettf-t fj

ecu) rjw^ WT
Aeul »*r»Tns

BMilwjn r j^ wT «_ « r^X
coul wtldiaa al^atrraJoa 4-

rartil wtitf C<i /wJ-

tarta»f r Cvaa. KS WTX «-

ianxnenla;mna9cne as^ £t-I-
rartanrrra Txt. 1 *<•.*<* I «•.
i30Ura'n'a^« I Zjci ( 'o'po^a.3*

aCw»«- X — fat

nniaorvralW Zxi. ( 3 a t;**az:»^s

ort»iorr>« «< ■ m ret Zxi.
tnetmtntm 1 Cl.'^ *xixwa!l/
SZtici-g' -w re n /

B<tjmonui>9a tri. (' t*a:^3 cf
dim a: >3 e! c^'as*^* wa-

laot-aailat^ 'a

DOtjBiltt ae»J CXf^

BrtBBil onsjo C<i Xai rrtj

m'UD 1 r-1 Cri Xaf. «a''*M «
Dxtaail Jtfllow Cd. I%J. *r^^T^

BKtioilroraBfr Cd I*i. *•«
larUiyrtnra ZacC. t:be corsU pon -a
c't'w -- Uiix-»x — arxt^ tisoe*!)

BxiiBtiDMMuir urijXta *.

cnipbatoEia:. «rsn/.
EsrUpbovrWnr eST-^TX^

BmpSevrIoDO Une Cd ltd aa-
TTxsa ^

notapUooBi E:< a tavTO (-^v) •«•
t9«tjpbc«pliite Clrw.aa »r«'a
emjpbwpboric •<>< CWaa-ar^

errtaplirikal ■'wa T^l
tErOpbntoal aa*l»»t» Z^cte {*f »
nbrarf* isv# 5?ai.«n. a* *s*ir
ti’ms t«tr-««s.

Douaiar I |a« Cot Xvf a»fs^ ^
BnaiKiaoprrC^/aj awft^

tB<triT>orp*uc aunole Ctd

nx^txKirpW rock CxC a-l *^%WW
rncUB>oq\tifm Cww BTr^XP* m>
Bclxmorpknc w locirinorpborc ri.

Bciamorplio^ w rod morpkirx
Bcdmorph*^ •’ I GkL ^xnfn

cHjprcd xfta^X

•Zari -afti

mctrinori h»w^ ••<-k Vx

l•dIFMr|K••■• 1 = BMtaoMrpkiiia

Cxri.

JsfnPdWlrfB «%TXr«-

3 Zcei‘ |{*'a“f» o! f-»-j o-

Mrtrf>dii>n<u Xor; ordar tJ

r«»T>mi^»orw»») ««.

nrtrnrpknc 4 « e I ZotL XT^x**.

HH3Ja*|-lir*« — tiiBdktdncy JT*.
lr«wf XTXXXC.awx

»rtjpLi»n (Gk. *w4* ‘bxTOBJ, e»rT

Ztd •fmx •.

BTtjplrvral fold Zod
■aeuplnrc (Ga. p>«ra ‘a>*e')

MctjpQoartte *2/. Zsd Cbna:k>as
tkncfS a K'jla pa-r ol pocltri—
or a=al rrarac' rn^ XTXTTXn* (-n.)

BctapedioB Ztd XT^TT m.

Mctapediai Zod XTxx^-XT^
MrUpokia .4rf» \iX!x"arTT

a3c.«:l wc-i)

BrtipDp«ir»9 «re-rJ ra.
i»nrprc>irin Cixifn. W* snj^kx

ncUparrr'iBB iariXTTXV^ *•-
wwtijxrrrpjfcl ^ooL 1 oij (t rsalal
.V ^'Tf t! * r^rryyjrJi'

■». (=f:»rio-7r»i »«''•)

xxx-Tx*.

rtwljpTn'rB Fairt^ (a rwi of ifr
era cr-i «n w' xh f'l a* ob k«a
IwoB t— pir a of It »*SaJn<>rT'’i*®
— Tynr’l ^ST7 b 1) fctlMX fUTX-.

Mcta-ait>dc si^. Cioa

mda-ailicic »ciJ WXJTX^XX

mataioniMtiim

nathod ol

rmant

f mrU'OTT'aUxn («<>
fis* Vli»ngt»* W'Tl'n Ol ».H’in/£)J
‘l-o 1> ■ *H) Gt<>l arT^pTr*! n

e,lj «m.TOl«fl ( T*!.) («•«•?

nm

liirl4<li«i< (tr»n*fpr of

from pnr part lo anolt'p'l

iiirlt'Ulir A^; V#

WTTapjy ( »«l)

itirU«lrrnuni » ^ipliuirrmnu «n^*
n.

iiipli-'tilmlir .Viiipfol U Irickriol
>lprosiOT*n*»r4U«i (MT r«l. w*»

tiKtKieni* ^ppI. M'jftot p«

MfU»lfflnpylnlif U

(il.oTl fpr

3!pu>ironpjiI<u mron-irairi |«liorl

{»T

riPliUriil Aih (e( ar rartainitig ip (lia
iupt»Ur*u») ^iiwr»*.^nrr«T<)«
]iiriiiir*al It. •• liana

mfttiiMil lx>np art'T*^/*
inpliiiMii* ((li« i^irt at ()ia foat !’«•
Inean lha t«r*us *nil phaUnja*)
a».

Mrtatlirni Zecl- (a aul>c1aM o( n]un<
mat* cA«\l*n«iT* »iilliW»riupi»li»)
WT’fVirrfk.ajifi «t.i .

fTrgirftn' la pi.
inruthrii* 1 aa^m **.

3 Ckm aaiai*! i.i.

matiilirdir H. «annfla, *anfW *T«l
m'talhorav I? «.
niplitrailipil ]> a r p n r It v in a Bfl.
(aariir* ia tract* vvliicti ara lnita>
pen 1« it at th* vmioI*— W el^aan !•

001 ) fHnarfc* "If*"*

tarlitrot h /ae^ (a citiatM l>»ti.l aV*-
aaa •nritrliDf tlie U>lp e( a trocha-
phnra peiteoor In ttia innulli)
TWf«»tT fA. (thort for
ineiatjleni pM n. (*3 forineJ

after)

prelo«;)en Wlf^XTC
tnriayape /'con. (ayitem at farcnlne
lull ia which tha eultirator r*-

9 «

ceivea a ahara of tha jiahORFI'

H .

inrlivrr •yttrm « aytlem ofiltiro
Ttot tpalem ol latrainj* inAe*
» Inch tha privlnaa of lanil ■* itiri-
<tevt in detinta proportloii*— fra-
tiuenliy n e>iual *110*0* hetween
the (arincT ail prtvprialot ol ttia
l»n.U Rwwrttft.

Mplaxoi 7.11-1 tn$l

wrlcor i

3 Ji{ro 4 IfVi/
mrtpnri. ••inclt<>rolo|(Kat
inrleniir iron ftriarrAl. JHtVM ■».
loruorite — aeroUw tlotiy or vn*
lelliB hivt) that h*« (alien to the
e*rth Irniii ouiei •p*e*)*T»tf^i'i
(}♦*!«. rw'jl

inrtfOTolopu , wwteotolof teal oil;

mnnt

itifteor«loptc*l litoidcaat* BBTT
iiietf (irotn^i. *) ilcjiatlmc nt fVinn.

ftww

« eat her Ixtretu ipj ftHni
meteotolo'ieal *l>*rr*atiee mntv Wf-

wietf oTotojIeal obtofnatoty *115-

iiirleorolo}:u a1 office
inelforolojual orftanieation «|^ AtOT
iweteorolo-ual I'heciouvena

iiietenrnloritl
meieorolof y n.

ineteotaloje tlepMIment an5 frwtt

iiieieonimipe ^iiren »i.

iiirter I (of a T*r»e) n

3 (a inaaauT* ol Un^th) n. (m.

St)

3 (an Ifiatrunient (or nieaturini;)
int»«

4 (elaclrie meter) WH n.

-ineief -IIW

meter aogle Fititd , 0> (1. »
ineier hool wn-jlt. fii^ino-st»i
meter bnJ^ Pkft »no-5rj
iiirier r]i*iR5«rr tno-nwrt
nieier fonBoclioo ftaj»ntn fiJVT, mt.
4 * 5*1

meter |;*n;;e Kly.
ineler reailrr am-vnv
meter leailini; f<^*im-*T**

meter »ea?e .Vrt(% JIT*-WV
me le* anil Imnnil* (|h* former proper-
1> ilenole* the meainre.1 ijiitancea,
ant tha tatter tha naturat ox arti-
ficial maria nhieh in.liratea thair
liaijinnmj; anj anilinj) *tl^ rfVt

rilnrti Bfirfhn^

melh. (nielhN\)S>l.
meihxnit (•Arlli.ine-fnMa)i) Je) CKfm.
aVftrBU m

methine (iiefkjl-f .oiu) CJcia.bKI^

inrlliane Marl. Cef /nrf
methane p**
mrihaoo Cktn gVft**-
methanol Cb/oi i>

mrlhinnle*i* ('bewj nlfl»«hTH n.
met lietnoplohiu />iohrei. RiT-lvtei.
trifit

methenaminewheaimme
mrlheiie Ck*>t tTlV* »
meihenil (airitme^' >1) CA/a*-Bt\-
n

methnte Che* 1 ■*

lurlhioe Cbm. fiVlfl/.
meiliiivniae /Itoehm. (awlliyl 4* (bio-
+ »Ne)#>ri»^/

mrttio-, mull. (melt, iDrhr-i ftlX-

mrlhmlflfV/ (Oornl )
mrlhoJ hy ere* /Vrrrtry {the reguta.
1)011 ol the progrea* of feUingt oil
an area hatit) unTB'flfH
uirtho.) by area anil eolnnie eom-
lime.l />. Miry |r»*W*BffHl flft
inelhoii hy pTuu|un; Stiliilic* vfT-

Iilel1n),| liy voliiinr /•orf,lry (the
Tp(titation of the pro>.ra«> of let-
linpi cm the haai* of the incremant.
groamg eVoeV, or lioth. ol the
whole (ote«l the yirl.l l>eing
e-epraasM in the Miluine to l>a
rpiitove.1 aiiuualtjr— l.riU

<tr«

niPtli<Hl rin|-1aieil Vlftl
mrllnxli.*) mflf/r. d-Bjuip
mrlhcxliratlv Bvrflft.
iiieiho.1 of a-reriiiriit • err**.

flf*

method of apreeinrnl and dilTirrnrti
/rfVi. wrMtBf’it* Oft
inrilind of anilyti* ftf^

nietliod of tltroiueitl «tft*^^ Oft

miek»y mou»«

958

Miciocoecu* ghidiallii

Bombing throngh OT»re»s0
inifkeyinouie = ridar litight finJer

JJfliJar n

Biictiejtheles ^aoJ. /

nicriDthu* fioi Tax (t>e»iing ininnte
flower*)

MicreslerPoIeoflWJ. (micr wler

JTRt)

M cor-angainum (ror Vv lAt<

unjuu ‘»n»l9 iH) xwrnrt
M cor boTi»(«orR. fcarit^

■wpiT*

M cor>te*tu<liDanai (rn- Lat

Uiti^iniigen ‘tortoise TTIl) we'i'i'

micro
micT^ w^-

Riicroarrophiliea({) Ureal, (making
b«t growtli undar lowered oxygen
pressure 'Bequirini rary little
free oxygen'— Web) HWanwgel

(n>

mterohiliBce Tkyi
Biierobe ei^ifrv m.
germ rfrtrs
ofgiBiim rfK
Bticrobial enifiiy ecjj'iVx
er^^tutOfwi

uticrobial liaaiie
microbieidt aJ} atBpl^xt^
niicnbiologut ere]%f<^^{^ m.
niicroliiotogy
Microbrachiua Zaol
micro Huosen bucDcr erg fTHIrt
micro liurclle Itg
micro liuracr vg
micro-celorie'imall calorie

micri>car|>ut Bot Tax
5licrur<bii> orfj (micfo- 'amall'-r- GV

ltho$ 'a longtaJeil monkey' Genus
ol lemuri o( the subfamily Iiema*
rinse consiatisg of the dwarf
lemurs) gHUntgualTi
microcbcBiMal ad; eeg-gwrt^
jBirrochrmieal test rea'eot argysm*
fry uflyw slew’d
Mirrochiroi.icrt (.u1«rJ*r)

«ig*r»i wi

\1r;arliiroplrra JTglwiwrTjgiiW
MiCfiw icbla ^rci
micro clamp erg

microclimate *(g

mirroclioe wginfilld m (trS* miero->
>r^ elme> for mineral)
microclhie green (a eoloiir< green
in Kue, of low ttg eatnration and
very high S bciltianco) xegifr" ^
tlicrocoeeaccae grsiitTig-}^ n.
raterocoecua (a minnta bacterial cos
eua or cell form) ergntgr <n
Klicroroccut(hL)(tbe cells are arrang
ed ID irregnlar uiacaes) gxsntgtig*

M aciJi laciiri (a coeens of freeh
milk eaueing lactic acid fermeota
tion) jfi’TOXa-g fft
M acidi lactiei liqucfacacDi (tt^
jfrygfsa gift
M. seregciieamynPtgitl
M agiliaaKhodococeua o'llii
il. itiius liquefacieni RT^
gilt

M amylororot as Crwtoia amylo*
]>bila

M agualitis (found m ffoeb water)

M. aseoformana (found lo Hie die-

eased petric tissues of Ibelioree)
•TTR-gnf.

M turae)aar»a (prodncee yeJJow,
ahniy.liobeliaped cuUureejW^
gm.

M aiireos = ^lapkyloeoecui au*

»l hiiliotbn (ita eolturos gire ott
a cheesy odour) g(ww»i»« g lit
M bieLra (prodncee oruntal lore
■n aoimalal Ijaw-g irf.

SI, bolryo'enusssSI. asroforinaiii
SI bueeelia (occur* m (he luoutli)

gw-gti).

SI candiesna •. Slaphjioeoecus

SI.e»p»llcnim(cl,»ugeathe colour

of the hair)%n giR
51 cspriniaa (said t« be Hit esuia
ofadKeaeoot goat* called tako-
tia) Hiltn-g n).

if, cameiie (produeet a red pig-
ment) g ift,

SI. raacoljlicnc (oeenra on the nd-
dert of co«s)s{)ww g<t^.

Sf . eturthali* Vf<i g n>

Sf rrraamni eiecot (produeee a

dull red pigment) g Irf.

SI. cereasaStaphylococcu* ceceus
SI rhlonous (produces a yel-
lowish green pigment) gM^ifla g

n).

SI riDoaL-ireus (forms a bncle red

pigment) (CaifSE g lit.

SI eitreu* (produce* a dingy j el-
lonisli pigment) firryff?! g*!).

51 roncentnciis giif

M. cremoides (named from it*
creamy pigment) 5JW! g
SI cremori* viscosi (ciueea ropi-
ncss in null) jrsrns 0
SI crepusculiim (from putrefying
liijiiide) *cfetist-g ti).

SI, eumulaiu* teonit (leen In tpha
rieal masses of oblong, immolife
cocci) Bgw g «tV-
M cyaneue (forme a bfne pigment
on potato) eng^lB n*Tf.

SI, difflucD* (found in air> dust
and feces) g nV.

SI. eodocarJitiJi* rngitue (found
on the rnlTular yegetationi ef
uleeratiTS endoearditie)
8f*flWiilu-gr)

M. epidermidis RfSTrii-giTf.

St fioccii (found in theeeojsnc-
tiTileac) jmygR-gnV
SI (laveareni (found in Bwita eli^
eee) g ift.

SI. flarui cOB^uDctirae (from the

lioman eonioactiralj*!^ g’lF.
SI. flarui dcaideoi (produce* a
hroviniali pigment) R*? g
51. Oarua liquefacieui rn«< Fin

gn>

SI flarus tardigradua wn

g«fr

SI. foelidus (from rotting teeth)
gn).

SI frenJenrcichii (oceurt in milb)

jm-gnf.

M. fuscua (prodoeee a dark brown
pigment) g ift-
SI. paTOgCBca* = Veillonella paio-
petiea mfRTR g ift.

SI, gelaliiKMUi (coagulates mitU
jmian g n).

St ghidiall.i (laid SO be daalrue-
tire (o tlio enlene ferer gens)

■lenfg^ g nt.

mlero^aniAtocyt*

Mierocoecua gingivaa pyoganat 9^

Sf, Rio^iTje ^jo 7 ,riirt (from ulyoo-
l»r ab'ici «oi) 5 W.

M, ponorriiocjp •• Nemeri4pf)no.
rrliorjc

M. luemilo'lc* (fri.m tl)0 '.»ir <,t
pornorii* TOitli re 1 sweat) T*r?V?*

»irr

M inirii'elliil iri« mrniR(;ilii]is

tfi mcnin-iiiilK

M, IjnrrnlJlix sng «] nr

M Ipi.co<-|iroin4’<-n^s rjnt

M liqiif ( ifirn* ronjiififlivs^ (from

lUo n iMiiU omiunctivfcj

'If

M. Jopw^nlM-rjii (from tlio no*" m
6/ona) *rfw4r>T rjnt
M. lnlro\n*(J0Mnil 1 1

a*

M. lut^iK (forme ynllow coloniee)

4t?i 3 nr

M. IjioiUiLtten* (voty
to the lytic action of lyso/jrme)

afiBhrt g n>.

Af nMnliIxii* fproI\ieee inastition
etiw «) nim in g nt
M. iiu<lof>iii« (from tli« milk of
(lifov 'Mtli (fangfRii’Kie duttilr}

nfxr^^'T g «Tt.

M, nil mn^iiiili* WcMicrii

!nirai*rlli<(eri4

M, niirtioli (foiifl^ 10 0 > fillielM

g*

M m*<r«icm (rti.iiMre tl o loei
ri«cn«*^ta f ifli’il ipi'e tion)
v^rrwgnr (fr riTe-fn^kr i'm)

M »r«n gnt

M ii.o/i>*niini(f nil- cnciit) nnri-

4ii gn’r

mrnfi i'lsU >fi n mlrtiot)

g«Tt

Norjf Umirro--orrtM,r4M
hill 4

Niiiiiin 4 microri.rriis (from eanecr
of l>in ttriH)

W. orlirofdn iM (dliiiroe pro-Iaro
» yellow -pij'iTloot ertl fiireofT
a eulfh irr.114 o.lour) np^Krt g

ni.

M. of o*tromjtrIiti» «ft»rar7'g W-
M, of pfo?rr«*iTe lymj'honij (from
the proifreesire lymnhoma of

animaU) K»ft7^.g A.

M, »vi4 (from f \ngmoBt mastitie
in aiiaop) nfrna*gnr
VI |i3ratclre;[rnii« ^nf

t( paulcun (rreonihles tlio l•acllIu4
of Pn*lla I ter (rioitU'i lor a li it

a eapnulatH haetUue nrifiTl)

Br»T>tlRI g *if

M pfltif^rri (from itecaj ins' vota
toes) nfjf^i^-gnr
M, pliaryof'it ri me (often fount
in the normal phtryne) Qtc ST^t'

gnr

M ptioephorrftrrn* Mimm g Kt
M |•n^umon■Jr(/r Pnrumo<occn<
M porrelloriim (from etvine with
hepatitie) tvt

M pyo»en«e tmuii Titn trg g iTT.
M railiatua (m eli^iitly motile

cocri) irr^ g

M rreliturne (clianjiM p<r{«lo^^ee
into *lhmmn)ftaPreT grit.

M rlioiiniatiriK nlVatfOB gnr.

M Dra-nharliM (from the fi>» of
»t act eeeei^f TVt*g ^

M ro'iurrwt (forme clu*ter«)^<^«

■I*

M r««dit Iff IUi<i<lr>'nr(ut ro«r>i4
M orritt.* (fmit on tVe naeel
II ucoet) JH*lI?-'W-giir
M ejUririiit •‘■{•tKti* (frou the
epiitxi •( p»(rt ral tu,ticoin a)

IM eiilifltirua Ngf-tn gnr
M eiil.^rannliiMe (fouml in thi)
moutn) ’"tf’t g n
M IrtrJ-rftoeeiyjgni.

M Irtfijennt niolnlii ernlrirnli
(fr Ml iro»taiiiicli)HlflTtrT-<(gei;-

fA trtra^rlvne entittwile (^nupc t

in ionre) wgfjn g nr
M iirir, iirrjc (ioun>t in italo

urii>>)gB giir

M w»»n*r »U«i«('rmn thenrinr f!

eyttitie' fPf «rfi>Tin-g rir.

M nrinar flivwe (from the iirtno rf
eyeiitie) fjH nftaarr gnr.

M. nriote Majnr (from tt»» nnne of
eyetitia) tnff afrnan g n^

M. orinalhne gV^V^'g n.

M. vf reaiilie (foaad la yellow fever

ea layer) ?rT*gnr.

M. yereicolof (producee a yel.
towieli green piSment) g,

n>

M v»ni|>er<lj (found m ipoiled
wjue) gnV

M vifilit flitetrent fpn gfr gifr.

M vitrosne (leoUted from dieeae-
el wine) tStifflO-giir.

KI viliciiloeiie (the cocci ere ovoid)

M. wriulMelliaiimiiMrfeieeena in.
Irarellnline

M sintlio-enic'iit (from yellow
fever rttiente) tflTITflB g iff,

M aymo-rBce ftiTBirgnr.
niirroroiiidiiim tfi/fol f (the ainallor
eonidmin of fiiii,fi *1
3 U eperinatium) «i
Mirroc-onoilon PiileMhl. wrrTjpff-
BTnfir

mirrnrnemic lalireeal miLromami*
I iime>|iIio»]<lior rail Chfot VTfVT
wnt

fturrn (■riHihtr wr'igBJ
mnrorryetil (rgifiSfit.
iimrncr/tlaliim. t^Xiiire MgntTIirV
rtn

innroiultvtte Mtirl> (i.nltiue nf an
orgMiMin (inier the imcroicope)
rni m ,

Mirrmerat Dot {(.If. i.iiroi n+
cyeae < ill*)

M laloiomi rTim>a mgagittn
iiiirm. yclicorf/ J wfpifM. emig
3.Vyi-B' wg-wff*

Ml. rncypnni Zvi. •Tjnsr-n'n n

iiurroryirpfyref enjtrg »'t
niirfotyte.f;mf wg»rjll/
imrro4flir an^niiJ ergirrffT •T'rWT
Midnd.m wt'nrri fnlroiUoJ. WTOtT

mirriwioliani /tfjif. w^-rxtrrc
niirrofjrafl p/ly,. ePiggtf
mwror.lm^rertfl.efryRm (wj.on
nicceeery to dietingnieh from niic-
nvfsph)

mirrofilin re idrr en^rw? »pi«
ini. in-funji

inicro-amrtr B/of (»rnrre-e-j+ gamete
’'ll m.

niirn.siinr|<„yiy B.of, wg- jiigmn

mvcrotroiabidiuin

irro pertbitc (eoasistt of laterUnii-
Bttioisef oithoel»*» ^3^

{ ’•JJ .

inicro-:»m7=iDero-gjniT Biot g^T-

micro ?r«m (ug)

'JPH II (5*^ , f7’«t)

miCfOSriDite PcJroj WrjTrrjS m
MicrcfrJV>>'» ("■r.ltei b^ Robert
Boob# u 1665 \ U — McLesn I 7)
/

s^oTi'. obseit* /

2(«ai\ 01 i»tioa with lha

Ciicroscopet fi

Micro:iotni» Zrri u*rs<?*T^

M lOfuli

micrO-lnfilne-s VeJt/

Microbierix liri IGb

i-iilcBj jtu*ll Uleon'

tnicroliie l Pe(roj (cuietoer)«tU)W^-
r«Fi

2 ^lacpfli in (-r^ (or

mineriO

microinere rwif*'! f IJS'I in.
MirromerufI ffwft

M ri|)il#llita {(iirly good tobtli.
tutafoi (Kcnl’in fipcrilo— Bua]
tns7*9

micrometer pint «•-

tniccometer • mwtoa («)

«jfjl »TH — •T’S*! *1- (3 ft t ft ST. H

mieiomfur raictowojx W^wn,
apftw

mi rometericre*! pjiyi W^SSIR *rta
mitrometer *crew gtage
W»SIBR

Diiiroineler iSeoilolile Surr
am (tv#i>ns
niKTomullirneter anj

micro mitorhomlrij •f^T’ITa.

micron Cl ran ro meter (u) arija n )
Xicronciin /

m.oron.aml miUimi.rooi ifrt

gn(i| nr^

»r^ *Tw-»afe
miiriFirgdiic *tt*cV »nr#mwm

micro^rgtoiim Bioi
micro oaidetioB Bi.V. aij
mieropf|ni1oi<] i/,J WwrrfjT

aU«te oa * irtcros^pie **3-

»c»la— Ortinliare) W^'SQP^’TTT** *"•
micropbaaerophvir Pint Pee! B?*

Miefopbar'ofoa Zed m.p(.

(C/ Maeroplitrj ogoa) ^
micrepboDe Phyt asfsrJr. »n5>r^ n-
mtero^pbotograpb ai^l
microphTlIoui adj Dot, (ysnall l*ia

edi

micropballo* floi TiTx (smalt learej)

micropbvlly fio( 3t?S»wi/.
MictopiJae Icci •f'rci S7T n. (vf*'
aweiaab word) '

Micropiruie Attt wfttPlJTO m
micro plaabton
i^iciopoAiisa

micro preparation Set (slid* eon*
taiaisg mictoseep'c objact)

ftW^

aicropcia JItJ. TtwWt /.

\Iieropiernaai<ref*^^TT B3nft(0k.

milret ‘stnall" * 3 ^rleron ’(ealbet’

n)

microptic edt- srtRt^

M'cropus Jeer AfS ancient

word)

wiCTOpjUr beaV Bt-t trfarj'l
ntirtopjile I Bor. b<j*ijh n*
a Znl. at «T tH n-
Microsartops Jre*

Miccorreli# Jeer llftl3»TBTrri (nftj#?

microwlere Jrer w^m/
negasclere ngiTTr
micro«cleraaccaiero«elere
XicTorroIrs phorphoreaa (it it luroi-
nescFot) Warrft m
loicroreope «#ABr n.
Microtcope^Micro^piuia Aitre*.
gin

micro«co|ie aliile araJlw
micro«ropie ajj, , am s TyW,

aiHysrna (viaiblo tbroogh a micro-
*coy«). ar*0^

micTorcopics) ap|iearanre WefttrrTB
mierorcopiral oaaminiiiooamicr^

*eo[>fe rsBiDiBalioa

microeeopirallp arefrgt d

microscopic anatomy TT^Ti

atr^tsTtS^ Tuftr

micro-copic bodies ar»€l7fl ^ (TTT^)
microscopic dye aiWtlT
microscopic examination Bic(
im iflSfT, w*il!n
microscopic lamp erefn/l
micro-copic preparation Bor writvft

microecopic rock creiices

rr-ftTT

ampfeopoe aeeiron J»lj ^7
micro-copic rlide label arratv

microscopic >i-ibilitr atWhg tjBfl
Micro-copiJ Jttren gy dr»i/
Microrcopium := Microscope JsH^cn.
STn.

microscopy atw^p /
ymsso-s ^ woda B odar
micro redimeotittois lube •r^n-
mTs->!T«
mictfr tilde Boi
mirro-soae Zeel. m.

mirroeorwt Bor PfiliJTTIss
MicrorpensaeBOrebidalet Set *?•
On w-rf.TfwJtfthln (n order
eontaiaing tlia family Orebidieeee
5f«^ j»)

Microspbaera Bel (a ganne e( paw-
dary mitdae:»l»i)9mRwT anft
microipberic ZoU (imell cestral
chamber) P^Vra n.

Mitiospiia Boi p^jaroi^trsift
micrt^iporangiam Set dll'*!-

micro-spore Sot (a email ipore) PJ-

MicrosporoiJea B^«lTT»TTW.airfs
Riirr^iporopbyll Bel BgetBt^TB
Mirroiponim Sot P^^fnT^PJnrft
M audouiDi (causes ringworm on
ecelp IQ cold countries) wIt^PTS’
pjfrjrr^

micruitat emfta-wr* n.
MiTosiomum Bn<i( P^y* Otft
micfoiiruclure er^-Arwst
itiiero-rymbiote r.'aal BatAef. P7*
*7171. p^isrAft (-*=1,) *».

Mirrotartus Jeet npr^etJ SaiPl
microtome ar^ww os.
inirroiome raaot et^m ft
nicrotreisbidiufis pfspr^^gra.

Microtrombidiam akamuthi 9^1

Mikado brown

Jlicrotrombidinm ikamushi

Mjcrolus :£aci ffzrft

microToll Pft}j w^^TTTJT
micro-wave Badar
micro-wave transmission

micro-wave transmitter W^jaTlF-^*

microioospore (a tmall motil# ^
spore e5^?r*3n^

mictiam Plant feet, (a mixtnre ot
the dominants o( two atiges ol a
sere) fttv^ m.
micturition X 55^5 Ji n.

9^?rt n
mid- rtv'?-

li!ida«=Leomocebo8
mid.brain Enbryol.

Biddar t r e^TS rs..
midday meal tr-ttTC trtir?
midden i im^n.

2 (CXencTftlian aZ 6 «««) n,

(MW ).

midden closet ^priyy iTiTieeelnr^

RSJ't

Sliddendorff** willow-warbler Aret

tlidJendorf* bean g90<e dret *(Vi|s

midden system 27r7ieRe
imd dumeter Jererlrir JTor amn
Bud digital iT.vV. m.

middle adj. 1 *rs^

d FJuc. «r*4(ita Cree prnoary)

3 Gni- (as defiaiag the geological
a|ee)

middle age (of a tree) s n v g . anv

aiiddle.aged crop Fcrntri t. ^444^4
StS4

Middle Ages Ttw ^
middle eU«s 1 JTfsntWi^
a smuJicr rt»nn

middle classes Rv^
middle eltss house StvTR Wn wt TTt
middle commissure « tnassa inter,
media Mioirrmediate ma«si>uit'r>
thalamic rominissure = commis-
sura mollis « soft commissure
JaaL wyyWJJTet.

Iiddlc Crelxeoas Rvr svJT^'I
middle drifing wbeel

middle ear Annt

Middle East (dK (from the

poi&t of Tiew of India)

^ear East tjvR

middle lamella 1 Bet (middle wall)
JTtR firftt
2 eXm- trv^

middle lobe £ct stvRTlfs
middleman Coes. It^tnni es-
middleman » profit RvirT^-^PT
middle name (Ai>ar p t'49b) >r^
middle oak-coniferoni Forettry *1*^
«®3-?TfRT
middle oil RVV ow
middle part srvq sm
middle piece(o( a spennatoroosyfocf,
trsR Win. *mr ft*t
middle point itatK Rwr
middle pnncsples = axiomata mtdia
iopie ftllPS
middle school snvRfitT TCtnwi
middle seclton J/alX. &T
mean loganiun
middle stooeBhoae* yellow
middle stony layer B{%. AVR wtaWT
middle tern Zepse AVA A?
middle termsaoeans italu 4T
middle war ijvtwrf
middling (the basic grade ofeottoa,
the grade 00 6 ) teMai /
mid dorsal cJj. fort R v ahty
midfesther trap = dipslone trap
ITrTime B*41W ^
midge (gnat "crj

mid girth Fcrntry tKA-Rfifl
midgirth class Fcrntry RWtflfi *i^
midgul =mescotrroo 2iW WCRT^ n.
midheayen Astren- smrwni i>».
midkiJneyzsmesoDcphros sreq^TSm.
midnight snqnfk /.• sttdl nr
midnight Mae (a colour, reddish-
bJue la hue. o( very low wy

salorstica and yery low fr bnllt*
anee) •'IM-Ok'U’l
midnoon Rvqrc m
mid popilUnr point *;vufl:thr«y^
mid rib jjvq /.

midcifT^diaphragm ^rSTwlT, jrrdlT
mid section Sarr. Rvq ^
midihipinaa n

mid stryam Rvq-S^
wild iransyerse cj/- Zxi. ttvwigasw

miJ.Toltare Rvqs gsitWfll
midwater fi-U a-tmq WpA

♦13^

midwife SWlf^TT/-
midwife frog cr toad = ob«teU»ClI
tosd mxi'saiO
midwifery H g t frt ) /.
mieduankile (occurs as granular
masses J^^) *ei;jr.-J3 n ( ra for
miaetal)

miersite rt. (t- for

silyer. BT- (or ^ copper,
iodide, -t* for caneral)
Micscher's corpn»rles = Sareocystis
mieschen

M LF (Medical Inspector of Fatto-
Ties)f^«fTft (fty-l.fqraT-ftfV*)
might R 4tf«R /

might and ought to have been raised
4S14I 31 trSTT AT ^ 45131 3ptl

5Iiglyptes .Irrs «lwi*-Sdlld (never
KI descendiog to the gronad. S'Wws
ceenra in

migmatite Pfircff (Ok ‘mis*

tare' coaigosite graaitw— Tyrrell
p.831)fa3*73 rt.

mignon (a eoloar, blaish blae-red W*I-
in hae, satumtion aed bnl-
lianee inedinia wey) sWTlwft’ftw
nicnooetiewReseda odorata
migraine headache Jfftl. •rdSTTAtTr
migrant BTT^l ( XX)
migrate tf 83J4 ^TAI (Const /.

114114. 3141

migrating family a4{i) 51^
migration RT33 (Const ).

*ni3,R4H4 n (e(.J^4»=teciis'atio3.
n"4t-4 imsaigratio-)
migration of labour aifsr3 8333
minatory SRral (n) (Co-st )
nigratory bir>l aa'3t 8^. .Tl

85 ft

migratory culiKaior C3T3l
nigratory pmeCT”'>snaT7, W-IMt-
tii-Ti anwn

wigralory l<XTi#i»»Pafhvtyl(H migra-
tonns r.vi. H3T3) sww
mirratorr tribe sn-alST^T
mikado {» coloir, reJJishred yellow
la hae, of very high ffk
saturation) wfr f ttr Pi t»t
51. brown (a co.our, red yellow

Muado brown B 962 nuliUry ptUent

la hue aai of low s»lu

M bro»o K - J>rort brown G
J1 poU'oUo* *• Jircrt rcl

M orin;e C = Jirrrt orj“?r J 11

51 Trllow C -ilirect vellow 11

milch ft f; 5^ 5»^r
milch jDimiU jsil^ ^
mitch caiUc 5^*73

luihli COW n'7
BiilJ inj HI
milil alkali

miljrr »nca*urr« T7T7

mildew Cv «nf*Wl/,TTT
mild humui

mild {•rorcos Kowlc^ procc<sClu*^

»tld» U h<«CT<idiii"> %.

( 5 JVi ),
mild irkU

mild ilrrl > »ett »tM t7r74

mild rtimulaat Ssff^TV
Bitd lumnet v^i
m>I« (ra , mi ) t^C ra. (I.* ). ir^R
milrasc i ^rTS>K*«i/

Slillowaaco far 11.1I4)

ttilrj;e tllowaoce

wn

mileage coupon l-ook l.l^

mileape rate terrv ir^
mileomcter »rjlT RH rv.

mitcpcHi CRT tip n.

Dilmooc I (,tone aerm- ai a mil*-
foiO chT-TrTr»t r%-, sta-Rwrt
3U iijaiJcaat roi’t n any coorael
TmTlcs,

u I I f o il »tboutaod4ca{(J \ilUi
wnllffcUfOnr^T^r /.
miliarr JXri (accottpi-iel with —
Irtioa* like mil'et aewlt)
miliirr taWrraloiu %i]-i»TSt
**hc* (CW.*7«3fi»n WTT^ «.

(5IW),»5W1

MJiolaZftpI. (J.m. fr. Lat. milia-i
Bil]B‘»(roa lit rwftsblaaco to

Bniai a««l) r^»-n^

milinliie ri.

niililami (sroop«.ann>)^Wt/ (Coast.)

Riilitarmry 1 Rtr* (CorstJ.

2 (if or portaimn!; to ann<) •IIJ'*',

wTjrjc

3 lof or nilainias to war) J?-,

atrerfer

Milliard V>-i-oiintanl4«cncral aifTC
trji-t’wrf'H

iiiihlarT aiiouni rirclc nPTT

liiiliurc accoiinliatfn^an
liiilitars J*c ^f-IC mj. SWTBltT*

niililarr an 1 civil empl»)f»CQttd^
afr? atSfi!* iHi^nr
Militarv \<>iManl Mcliral Oflltcr
sfitT arjm arttn ■ftl'T)

Mililirr AsM-lapt Sor^coo
R{"ta tmfefrajc
miluarT aliavlic cfRC ftfRT?)

(iiililirT aullioril«6pTS«lf’<TT0

niilitar; batraiks Sfitvram
militarr I a^c RftS If^

oiilitir; I ra*h rEic ^
iinlitiry canicco fefirt wttXU'J?
aiiliiarr cantcca icsaatRElC «Tn>

militar* cantoamcatsrfireVTV.VTrA
itiil.lirr ccmCcalc fwriii ftftcJnn*!-
'trn

niililare chc<t (finis of ao artsy)

5 Sr« O*

milittrv rollcfe nEtc u^fsai^q
Militarr (^Ir;r of Fo'iacrnDg
stfir* Jtn^tnwR

military romiaisaion 3pn an^n
military commit^ioiicil officer atHrc
«rT3^ irSjmfl

5Iilitary Compeosatloii Officer ainrc

rfry-atrimfl

military roorl aon toR
military rredil Dole Jrfsrc RTTOW-
RC

Military Cross <?l«>nr(itTt
rnililary cb'IoiIt ifit* arTmiri
military ilrcoralion mEic ftap’'
military vtennB) stErv WTTyTC^

«rfit« art>T

5Iilitara neparlnrnt ipn rwit

military JisripfiBe atfcc srjyitRR
miliury dii|«ersaj StEaC TotiR
miLlary daiy )|f^

military cilucation «f;n6 fsi«nr
military electric tiibe
militarv eniplov *{fiic ?t^
militarv en-inccr sTfitT
Militanr bnimccrin; Scrvu-v RftS

anT-rd^^c Rd

militarv e.corl Sft* HTHTtf) tlEnSf^
nnlilary -iianl SEtt ty)
militarv r>tjtc officer AEtc it J*V
atr^Tift

military fantily ho*pilal rEtC nlta I*
rrfk-Stlt'if

military farms ifepartmentttfire 5&^
(tRTii

military fever fid »W
military food laboratory hEtV wM*
s^innwi

military force ttEfC T?t
military pathenne* ttfifX flifn
mAnary ^r erBrarnt wEtC fmn
military yraia depot UPll'Uf

military (»ard

military boapita! AEtr fvfi'fUftH
mdilary jarerlifsrt 1T«I*R
military iDovled'e 91*

military law AffC ftfif (lat miitiU

law)

military leave mh^ Afl|V itTFitt*
frdt

niliiary-man AEr* wt.
military oiaDociiTres
military medical alteodjitl Afn {^*
fwdc

llilitiry Medical Hoard Afu* AtEt*

military medical nfCrer
*r*CTO

MiliUrvMelical Services AfdC A*-

■nililary meniler Af^
inilitirv nie»s AEt* RfTdm
ntililarv nrcev.iiTX.Tv Ar^ arm**^
militarv ol li-alioO< AEfS
military oElce ASlC
militarv officer Aff* wTlWlft
military offi.ers in rivil employ

■AEr« Aft s Aft* wfmfl

militarv o[ieratioo«Aft* A*l*
militarv or iiv it functions Aft* ■««

«Aft**w«*

anilitsry order AEf* an^
military parade A^-STAw
military polsrst AA* fM, fhAAft*'

963

mill

mllitazy ptntion

military pention
military pcntioaer
military police WTTjft
military police battalion

JM

military police-officer IHW Firf^*

military police iiniti
military post
military prisoner ^fir?
military purposes ffnhr!

military railway
military resoarces Irfire ftwwn
miliUry reward

military nilettfrc (mi martial

law)

military aalvape ftOr* 8t » l f| iai
civil aalva^e «%ftTarmt[ni
military achool ?ifire fttnw^
military secretary

Military Secretary to the CoTernor
nsTrre *7 RfV»
military aerviee
military station rtm
military store Sfire tiffjFTTT. Jrtj.
*T*TTT

military testament cr will Zam (a
nanenpatire will made nader tbe
priTilege accorded to aoldiers lo
aetnal temce) |v; i7H

military ticLet form Uly

jrnr

military title

military training %fiT» trfjT^nT
military treasure chest officer

military unit s^fita: ircv
military warrant form Uly
arfiwtr RTtr

military willBmilitary teitimcst
military win- (of the Cahmst Secre-
tariat) nfire ^

Military Torkt Department Jtfire

finrt’ifwpT

militate against ghrr,

mililia 1 £<itc (citizen's army, nsed in
ernerfieney only) n.

9 (a body of Iroope Vfl) n.
hliliusa Bot. (in India It is a cliarae-
terlitia in many sal foresta— Tr.
1.6. Cf Ilitt. iem s3f) atT^mt-mfr
M. vclotina STTirr^

milk n. n , ^
skimmed milk, n^ni
sepsrated roilL
condensed milLltofitS
sterilized milk
desiccated milk ^ny
tinned condensed milk
«I

tinned evaporated milk

milk ci 5^
milk analysis basin
milk bush [Euphcrha tiruealU)
f (B .N

milk can jny-a^, jra qw
ratik centnfnge js^-irfiya
milk ehocolate
milk diet gT <n ; y
milker «t.
milk-fat

milk fever jrvr-iay
niilkgirl - eockooflower (Cordomine
frctenru) cVftwjty i*.
milk glass bottle

milk gowan (Torexoctiei ofietnale)
milk gown

milk hedge (Euphorbta Urtuallt) fa*
/. (BnN ftT*«)

Bilkm- daya i

milking macbine^^ga-Vv^
milkmaid aBcuekooflower {Car.

damineprOtensislvifW^uy m.
milk of lime

milk of sulphur r|v<av.^ra

milk opal Jfincrel. (mitk-wbite) jr^*

milk organism
milk pill ^rs-^re
milk pocket Jwi-iW
milk powder jra arl^
milk production
milk-protein
milk pump

milk punch afoayy

milk quarti

milk record jrarfirf^

milk retention aQv ii r » l

milk ssBiple siramer rra-varrA.

nilL-separsior fra

milk set Zoef. ef)y

milk shop jranw, ijp if f»ni

milk solids
milk stage t^awi
milk store m.

milk sugar frg-yiiyy
milk temperature frq*g;q nn
milk tester frg.^ST^
milk testing machine fr^-qfhsnj.tirty
milk thistle 1 {Sxlybum vxartanum)
m.

3 =hire s-thistle (SoncAui oferneetis)

?nn*5 n.

milk tooth VT ^

milk unions frq.^
milk vein (* largo rein retaining
blood from the udder 3»t^of acow)

milk vendor fny.fVisy
milk vetch (aapposed to increase the
yield of milk in goats) »ra>ftff /.
milkweed Sot. \ (any of several
plants with abandant latex)
m.

3 « hare’s-tbistle (Sonrbua etera-
ceu$) Si;i««2 m.

milkweed butterfly (a large butterfly
whose larva feeds on milkweed)
Wiiyui fiy^^n
milk weighing machine
*»7r, fa nfaV «j a»a
milk*white aj/. 5»a*y^
milkwort (i’cly^ala) 5Tj»a w.

“*ll*yod;

milk yield fia-wntl
milky juice ffqnrett w. 5Ry7^^ ysT
milky mangrove=bIinding tree
milky path difron. Wjf nt-flUT /.
milky quartz J/merof. f»a
milky white

“ill I (a maanfaelory) ftaiuT I /.

S (a grinding mill)
cloth mill US7 ftaWt
flour mill snstT-^f, tr^ ^
rice mill Hvjn ftjiWf (l»3w Jm,
ked rice).a^}gf
“'ll ri 1 flwSvi ^ysn

8 "ftRin

3 (to cut fine grooves or indents
lions across thecjlmdrieal surface,
aa of a com) wigyvt (ur ‘siWTa’-fgr
'to leratch, to cut lines or grooves')
dfcf woollen fabrics) STfir, mfffl

KiSM* catecha

5 3(:’l e

BilUojrd «s.

milU<^riJ srr?
cJl cloth Cj. - * * f T
cuU-dja r»Tr7ri «1 «T^
taiUfJ *j. 'co ■)

Billd cdse » cc VZ

oiUcd be*! t ' »eo -
milleii bDoh \ ' o cx:^erftj ■

Eiilled proJnct#
jnilleJ nee
Bulleoioto »{l ^

SlJlepedes Zee. V

MiUepor* Zjo TTT&a rr^

M alcicorai. {Ua.tJsl e k Lcri

Biillepore Zxi. rTT»lft
miller qn««.

miJlente *t"ffr«fT3 ew ^ (-r
ciekd, 5"-” t— jLi.*

sbair pentet m srv'tX
Cm eioUnie K^fin
Biller »*ihuBli Zad (laall (mb «»•
i«r *1 •«) •sT'CTI/

Billet 1 sr»3, rrf? e { aelo-m
C.'.fiV ai t e~)

3 Me evsBOQ Billet
Billet Oil st^-^

IliUettia Bx. rr»^l srf*

SL atropvrforei * \il>ooboTm
•trofmrpureut

M eonoiljie «-5r*7 (Uaa

dan klrt^ fll

M. pechrnrpa Kjt p.vlji Ibic.
larfoa (ni.' t.e pOi„i are woodr
— Bua) ^14 'ft

M racerao.a ft

Bill peariBy

mill-beailei] acrew er'^ft^-rn
Bill honae f4a ‘ ft -»^, WJ^TZT
Billi-emmetft pu oxTt n.

Billier-metnc ton

BillHfTim (p.^- , ,-;:Ta.. c-jr-^ cs-t=.)

»Tef>» r f 1
M.lIiLio « oiMrop oeiho.! ^ f?*'-

ft't

BilUliirr (t 1 sta «. (‘‘4 M )

BilUfiicter { — - ) s:a «. ('a S' 1

Bil!»-BICTOO WTJH

b 3 Ii«; I ^

S (u th* *■(• o( a coil) a.

3 «.

1 1-.' iroo.'e- fal-fis)

«T=r

5i'_ isslfefrOT*.

Biltic^ ajelita

BilliB* line (X. Ul «7»nrt^

Billia: h)ar*bl*rk i Jni ilviva

BiUm; brilliant THitrt C9I /ni

•Hr

millio: broccB Ct^ /ni- «V

BilliBj cranme Cei. /n!

TT‘^

BiIliB- 'reen CoL /ni. iifr^a
buHid:, bucio; and abeetine ma.

ebine >T*. fe«
millin' maebise |

S (f*‘T wocUea fabnes) *»I?s n.,

*r»rTT-»ai

mill.- ean-eCot/ni
Billios red C<C /ni wCwn rs
Billie: aearlet Cd. /ni *r»>T7 *nt
Milliertonu horteo«u D.x.
wtrrfkw (Dm. nL!« nin— Tr II.
tM)

BilliB* eiolet Cd- /ni- rfjtt-

Vrf^

BilIiB* cello* C<i /ni. wir»H ^

biILoo n-Iate.e-.t wo'l\^

(6 T»To»).x^ tnu

Billion patlona |*r «Ja» (JLCJ))

F* j

millipede Zoci ; t%.

DilUpbot CytiVi •cii ety't fi, ‘ n a m

Dillitolt C.'er. m^ t ^ rea n.
BilliTcil(.B*ter tj eta •».

Bill machine Vra-eni
Bill made sJj laem ya. as»f»fifa
Bill made elotb eaabi'fin ere. fae^'
Tae*

Millon't reaction {frote a t aS'aneot
react • ‘h M ’ oa’a rea;e-t
f »i“f B re! <'’o=ral v-1
s'cffei

Millon a rra'ent (la's: oa c( a cer-

eitro-*^ aiiDenjta r>«ee %.
Slillon a le.t efhr

Billon Ber feBT^Rfr.fter^ *Trsl
iBill-onner-oprat faaT^ eft-«rfiTe>ti
M.!lo*nrra AaaoraatMn (raW tt ft -

millaidiajiJV fasi^VireT

mill-iiefte^-atre

mill t apeeiScatioo fcn^ fttl*.

fa ert-ftft'fg
mill >toDe*eA
mill ‘neeptera «;4.'137

miM-nn^bt f^ e ^ -e fneH I. fVsTfl*

Bill nan! CtuVa STT^

mill ram (at aga.-»l Laairraa yara)

MilnoUdsarJi a«iIlo* warller.^cee
^T7»e ST-T^*! (hreeiia la !!»=?>-

Bilon greeDvailk freen
Bill ! CaeereSist cl t^o Bile repr^
di-rtiTa claal* cf CahmlslY^ n.

2 (Tale Irae-'ias fi*h) *fnn **•
^ll)Bra rotbnrpbiana* A^Uia oderfc
ti.iima IXt

MilniajcfiftTTW’is»^4('7»**^»s«*
e'l *e>i. T) e r call M n In!*
tbnll nt jeal, apcclaa^nl^^t aosal
»f)

blilnankee bnrV (a eolsari mlaub-
}e'’s* n too. cl lo«
aatjralioa n=l r*ry high 5 bnlli*
a-«e) terftn^

Bilrbrasd Uaeill n a = Banll a 1 uihra.

eta '■/l{ctl*^»tl^

Mimaa iat'on. STtre J4V5t an.

mimetic nO Cii.'.W^TTfl (-t^l
mimetic color £i(C ■ ja'ft ni
mimetitenTIftaft'eavl'^ for'^leaJ.
^ far^S ehlcriie, >» (t >r’'t
arae-ate, •*» (or »r*4a e teral)
Bimicrr Z*C(ijpe'£cia3 reaerrlla'co

ohiebaoaie a-imali etliUO

/

miino<a»ntroD rcllo* far^-iftt
Mimoia B-C rrr^ ffT'ft
M. amiri • All-iuia amara
M. arahicas Acacia anhaca
31 caeau — Acacu caeaia
31. cateehn • Aeoeia cateebn

Minios& duleis

965

minaral water

M, «lnlni=Pithecolobinm dalcc
51 domosa s= Acacva roo'lesU
M ebotneasAcaria ebarnea
51. elaU = AIbii 2 ia procera
M hantata

M leafophloea = Acacia Icnco
phtoca

M natan4 = NeptQnia olcrarea
M o<loratia»ima = AlbiZ 2 ia odora.
lianma

51. pucJica Chamble plant, aemitiTe
plant) *n5TT^ (B N .51

Ilin Gnj Star ^^15, Kan lajja,
Ben 2<i;di]

51 nibicaalii irf^ (5151, a*^.

Pan. ar2ui Flin alral, 5IuDclan
«rai;anum)

M nigata = Acacia rapata
51 lamasAcaeia auzna

5Iimn9acear JJe{. STTTI^ n.

5Iimoaae Bet (a aobUmily *37^
h»7jn;j aa indefinite natnher of
itamens) n.

nimoea ZBlhuaol vellow

nimosu asmimeAii

ilimoinidae Bet n

(* 3 ^ inbfunily)

Slimala* (monkey flower)

BTtft

Mimtiiope Bet

5r. eleosi arrm*?* »T* (B .N <51
Ilifl. Ben Kan 5faf ej*)

M hexaodra sftfinfr (Basn
eftfrnX Bin. Go] f'T^)

5(. io<lirae:5I hnandra
5!. kanki »3se (5IW. eRT-

fen)

5f, littoralie (foond

along the eoatte of Aodamana,
Coen*, and Nicobar iilande“Tr
II 610)

5Iin. I (miBimnm) (r^nin)

3 (rainote)

•nin (£B,n>m)fr (^= 5 *;)

ni.:d I PfW
3 PjycAof. n.
bear id miod miw tl rwn

miDdcreme epintadiliitc eolation
of arnmooium acetate Pborm.
rrm^ B.

miDiiic (Botranij incrriij) TT*t 4 to.
(N-5I )

mloe n. i wfe / , erR

Bill loarrr a*HfV
2 Iflii- fePfR m.
mine rh

mine accoontwfil-^WI

Mine AutlionlT wft SlfTFlft

mine colony wfTT?fii%5r

mine enginecrin* laf^-anfiraOTit

mine explodm*

mine field pfrm

mine foreman

mine layer nt

mine laying .red it

mine manager etfer

miner *tk(% m , qii^l

mineral erfirf m (Const )

mineral acid w6rt an^t

mineral ash ^Bnt WHt

mineral biitre C«f Ind flfint e:T3W

mineral black C«f Ind arfraCPt

mineral bine 1 lilifl

Qaaninte (bine copper ore) ^is*
m (^ bine AW copper.
for mineral)

Ssatnnte bine (acoloor. greenish
blae oVdirff in hne, satoration aod
brilliance melioin *^)

mineral body Bol
mineral bncL-lKk (P.DX 11 7 )

mineral brown Cd. Ini wfiTH ww
mineral charcoal r^fra *

mineral coal <afira.<nnT
mineral cole rTti w i n i T
mineral concession •tfra-em^TR
mioeral concessionaire eeBrc-etlt
nrfr

mineral concessiou rales HIT^-

fiww

mineral eonMitaeots
mioeral crystal
mineral deficieDcr >afinr-{VA^
mineral deposit lafinr BlVT
mineral deTclopmeot sefirs firm
(Const )

mineral district mfinnrriT
•mimng district a^TW
minr.al dye C 5c»i. «tfinr
mineral foo.1 //pgiene wflrmv
mineral globoid
mineral grren | Col Imt. wfim
3- copper gTren(» colour, greenish

yellow green ■O'liIosR in hue, aaln-
ration and brilliance medium *rm)

mineral grey 1 Col Ind. afcrtiaT
2 (a colour j ellow green m

hue, of very low M7 saturation and
high ff brilliance) SlTTfl^ffl
mioeralization (deposition of minerals)
wfinrWA tt

mineralizer Gcol m.

mineral land lAfitW'ZlIrr
mineral line Bailratdt «Rnr-trT
mineral manure wRnr-etr?
mineral matter J

mineral naphtha
mineral nutrition cef.i.-i tTTTQT
miDeralogical adj
mineralogiral chemistry
trr

mineralogieal composition a if ra
raioeralogieally gifW-fetR ^ cfs?l
mineralogieal makenp
minerslopze rb, airSrilTA, afsnr-
ffSTA *t imnw *wi
mineralogy »*rfW|/, nfsurfi^ b.
mineral oil (Conat )

mioeral oil resources wfintftec

4»tm

mioeral oraoge Cof. Ind stifn
mioeral origio «ftTinST
mioeral pitch Cel. Ind AtBra fATTW
mioeral prodnet
mineral prospector tAfVa.^tg^
mineral pyridine wfira
mineral rod 1 Cof. Ind. wfirs m
3 (a colonr, rsd <TT m hue. of low
*ff saturation and low fA brilliance)

mineral reserve Giog
mineral resources vtfflra fttTTTW.BfH-
»rri (Const)

mineral wealth (rrfw
mineral rights nflfTr srl^T
mineral salt atpii tvvvr
mineral salt brick wfTit-aWTt-gT^I
mineral siding Pfj, sIVsT-tfuTT
mineral soil etfsra.^^
mineral spring stftir
mineral substances etl^j <TTt^
mineral tar rtOth fTTPr
mioeral water Rft a 3=-, grr? Sw
mineral water an<l ice allowance

minttal waalth

966

Mlnltttr foi Tribal Wallar*

uunefal wcallbwfif3*4T7^
nuDerri white Col Ind «Cll 9^
moerri wool sTti T®n
miDerel yellow Col Ind wf*ra
mioe-run co»l HftraW *r*nT «l=t H
!n<« SW SWTT «I
minei iceouot
minet depirlmeot nft ftwrn
jDioe ihaft v(

Mine* Tnbnnil flfit sqifllfesm
mine ivreeper Orwtl *riVj*
mine iwecpiag ritTKrt-*nrc^
minetle Ptlroo (a d%rl igneous rock,
nisinly biQtita"*Tiin; ind ortboelise
erg'f>3) n

mingle tb fiiwml

miaiaiute 1 ^?nfra »

3 n WTJR m.

midiiture piintins ^70
Diniiture photegrapli tTrC^x
mioisture pooille ilo|: <nn? fli4t
niiiiitute riilwayi vtin
mipiilure range j/il (it it an indoor
range where the aludenti are prac
tiled belora taking them out on
ectaal rangei) tWBT ^ryitrO
miniature iigoal lilt SlTl di%*i
Bioielu* Bet Tot (the colont o(
cinnabar or roil laadtRiore orange
or duller than eennilion)
minim I J/aiie (Iialf note) ni

3 (m.. mio ) re>5« «. (R )
minima J/alk. KfFltn tu

minimal a 0 amn-V
minimiierb wf?lt?a,cn

minini mrnure STT

minimum tuli **{^^11 (Const )

•firm, «r*7TO. aurrd

rrxrirl lu a minimuiii r*m

minimum amount ri^anU TlfsT
minimum emoiint o( a••elt

rfl r^TH rrfsT

minimum aale wei;litt WV.

minimum l-jlin anpeu SIT
raih balanrr rft txir
minimum rliarge fijirwn mrT?
miniBum liesialion Ii7U wffreift-

miBimum diitoDec

minimum diitaBec of diatixt viaioo

rii!/t 9TO

niininium doae nTH

nnnimum grant s^niR •
minimiini guarantee of inveatmeBt
(^el JH sfl

minimum iiead breadth irfi^tS ffl^>

ininimiini number a^rmt
minimum of tame scale avjmi Rira*

miuinium pay of ibe grade B«

r^TJTtR^

minimiiiu perio<l eiai<t(l
uiiniimim {nraoj of encaabment
crni it ar^mt aief^

III" law pri'i railed *^5'**

mmiiaiiina price
niiiiimaiin prolijl le Juratioa
«aTir^ erTfl

mininiuni a(iaj|iriiationa
iiiioimiini >|uantily anti

niinimuiii fcni r^waa >nj»
niiiiiniuDi return ayaa WHW
iiiinimuni teparable angle OpMkoImoL
aft7<?fte»w«la(fiael.e-ftel.9t»3)
miniiiiuei ttandarda e^na tpd
iiiiQimiini aiabtrri|iti«a afa-

nfjt, *^H«a

mioimuni temperature erfera >lTa
niioiinum tbrrmonielcr Jlrioatf aiT*

iiiinimuD wage eoaga >lfa, ■Irt't

Minimum %agc« Art ijfir.

■fijfiTaa

minimum weight t>l7

niinimiȣor jViT (rerjr amalllgwji
arfew^ 5^

minimui n. vfafHCI /.(ancient
word from r-ne-nm)

mining wfaaa, B*nrrr», eeaw la., emr

ft feaienri win wi^ai
Mining Adrner l» f>o*en>iaenl m*?.

atta wft 8»T*TaiT •

Mining lloJrd vT* a*T1l
mining rompotff frrikg
mining riaioi (a tract of land contain*
ing ealeibla rainorala title to
wliieti it nMalif eceured by virtua

of diacovarjr and locaVlon) KtlfSB

wfipiftl

mining company «(s(.»nmTT
fnioiDg district «rf^-a*Ttt
mineral Jiitrii I wfn a*Ter
mining engineer will aTaanyi
mining eiperl
niioiDg geology
iniuing land

mining lej»e wfil wia *1 TU
mining lessee

mining licenie wmi-a fie
Mining Manual wfa filTWITfsf
mining partnerdiip wft t rrf ha i
minin,' Tigliis HTT apawf
raining ruUs nf> fuTR
mining setlleiiictit wfa-Tafa {Const)
Mining hcttleinent Act aft-aBfrr-
aftfirea

niiiiiug tlicodoliii; wfa rnhana
mining liiuher (Osrm OruienMt)
wPa s«it?. < ftpr
miBin* ton (Coniiali) wft Baal
MiBiopieriis Soel. nn Bwft (larso-
winged)

miDister 1 *(»* ( t\) n. (ConttJ
3 (a diplomatic agent lent by one
country to another) KinrT m.

C/. envoys
niiniiirr rb. ftrUTTTi
Minuter for Agriculture f(^ nwft
Minister for Conimuniriliooi ftaTT*
n*^t

MiiiHler for Development feTKT'tmft
Minuler for rducalion ftun-awfl
Minister for finame finr
Miuialer for Food wa-awft
Mmislcr fur foreign Allairs
»i=ai

Miniilrr for Ifiime AITairt IJ 7 a*tft
Mmuirr fur Indutlriek aoVn
Mini-lcrlor Ijw fyf^-artfl
Mimilrr for Planning ^aiti aH)
Minister fur Putilic llesllli tiVv-
tTTita a»^

Miiiixer for riil.lie Ttorks
avni n't* »aiM awft
Minuter fur Itesetlleroent jafiWTT.
a*at

Minister for nerenue nm ar^
Mini.ier for Tribal Welfare TTalfT.
cmwawft

miniiteiial 967 mint pat and gold points

Ministry of Rrlialnlilalion

uinuterial 1 (pert, to the lainistr})

2 trfhi . ttfs^rn^

3 (as opp to ju'fifwl) HftnO ( t^)
minislenal art Stmft
Ministerial and Menial Scr» ire

«r!l^ ^ »C«t

ministerial hcnrlies ttfsTTV m
ministerial cliilv fftnift
ministrrul rstal>1i<1iinrnt

ministerial jtosernmeni sera ant natn

ministerialist (» nupportei of tlio
miniatr) or the party in power)
rn

ministerial offiee 9tTT^ 77
miDistcTial olfieeT in tliatpc of offiee
a -0 |gf7^ wRjltO

ministerial offieers niili jinhnal
jionrrs sTifir* fifrf 3*r fftnBl arfij*
TTtt

niiuisterijl nffiiials «sawrti» ttj*
fireift

miiiisienal |>aTt}
niiDisierial jK>«ti
tninislerial iioneri «tnfl STfirTr
miniilerial eenaot tty«TSrf«nt
miiiiileriil lernre irrmriiic ^
Ministerial Sen tee Association arnri*

jniinsierial stall ar7lFf«n!7^7TTl
MiniMeriil War llooV. af a» tTy fat
jpre

ministrr<in rliar^te BHfft arpR

Minister of Slate tn?

minister plrnijiotentiary 7 ;nlfvTO 7

ininisier'a minute aif^ fti
Jlinislrr nillioiil portfolio ftf5w77
JjrttI

ministry 1 atPtiHUI/.
ealunet

2 (a po\ t. department presided over

lij a minister) aPBWB us.

0 sPotA *n . aiPBWt /.

Ministry of Defence Stf’n5tl*W*7T?^
Ministry of FduralionfcvT at»»t5.7
Ministry of hxtcrnal Affairs
ai*7l^7

Ministry of Fininre ftw tT»tnW7
Ministry of Justice am7 H»ttiW7
Alinlitry of lUilwiys USBinB

Ministry of Stales 7137 aisBfag
Mini'Iry of the loteriur ^ 7S7T7t7
Klinistn ofTrin-jsort Rsawq

minium fjgw, (o\ido of leid)4lH3nfbl
tn (^n-leal, aK foi ^<4 oxide, 74
tor <lf44 mineral)

minuet sn (ancient name)

ininK (( alendei lioliei oexseUikn
mammal) wi

minla Area ai^«l/

Minla Airs

minnow Zoul fOI' mrnuiv< fr. Lat
ninulM *\ euixll twli beconuiig
only ahont 3 inches lon„ ) iftriret /.
minor «rfj 1 pg. nW. 577 . WH 77
2 (not liaxine aVlamed Iho age of

niajorit} ) *1771*

minor n 1 Lose (a person umlerfull
age) *r777« in (Const)

2 iloth m (Pl?4m

deterniinMit)

3 rcentinors

minor aeees*or\ siraod Det ifhn 77*

minor tod major pumsIimeDt >^7
iflTgTT^
oioor arc 5 W 737

minor aaia «^4lvr. ««

minor canal JCH. 757

Minor Canals AetPg
miner children ai77r7 7X%
minor chord ilf««ie
minor end appoinimeot *^37775
OgOit

minor eomplsmt JfeJ. dlw fTTTf
7i(Dor eune ilath.t Evgin 77>
minor depariraeot nlei
tataoe deiula ^77 sfT
minor distrirt road (iHt 7 * 77-757
minor drainsemioors Drainooa CJ 5 >

minor ecliptic limit Asfron. 7f^
*3^37*77 rftjn

minor forest produce itlsi 77)11315
minor pirl ar7777 tW)
miner head (of aceonrt^ rftsi 11)7
major head 7737
sub-head 77'«iH
minority 1 H771«m/.

2 air3d«7« 7fl (Const ), Mvtdnnc,
ar(7*(377es.

minority community at^f (777 ffg.

minor kc) ,Vujic T^OoT) f* 7 )
minor miner. 1 l products
TTIM

minor minerals nVot
minor operation ^ 9177^

Dtst- secondarj operation 13^15177

minor operations nhn ( 37 t 4
minor operation theatre ! 357 f 31 R
minor planet o planetoidaasteroid
Asfroii f*'

minor port lTg77 TiPT. >i)7 7^17
minor premise Loqic 7^H77 ni.
minor principal haa W77t4> tifs-
fifTlWI

miuor produce Ferrsfrv 7 t 7 T 5 ,

«3)oi T73t

minor product 13)7 TTPl

minor punuhments 7 ft 57 s, 7)01

minor railway (TtIHri

regional), atgw (l 737
minor ride terrstry {) 5 «Wl^,

»T)7I 7771*1

minorsKiniDOr draiat Drainngt gT*

minor icale J/«»ie ^iflnVlTn
minor still ?ig trrahi
minor surgery 777
minor term Lcgie 77-75
minor territorial divisions 13)7 7i5«
r«» from

minor third .Vatic 7^)7^ tlff)7
minor tiiherculoid leprosy (Ti) 5!g
7f(t7 5 x 5 (’«) (i«s leprosy)
minor > ariations 13)7 (^>5
minor work 7 t^,
major uork)

minor works buildings 7r4-777
mint 1 (in aromatic plant) 77^7 w.

2M!n7T/.Zf7T7
mintage (the act or process of mia.

ting corns) Z 77 n.
mintage account t 77 ^73
Mintika « i Ononis Atfrcn. 73 ^
fiCTTW n.

mint diiision t77f7f-7»P7

mint master tXTTTnns

mint officer tTTIFT arfirTif)

mint par 477-77T7

mint par and gold poinU ^ 77-7737

ntlicellanaoua land leTonua

ndnt par oi exchange 968

iftt trrii*

miol par oS esfbanie

wrru

mini price

mini price of golil SI

niiDuend i/alh a

minus J/oii ^

6 minus i w equal to 4 4 '

(rl) P» (t) SIT (^)
minus entry Xi»t oftfc
minus quantity Ucairifst
minus rainfall departure Si»tfTTTr5

minus sign t^Ti
minus strain Bol arg

minus temperature ^ri ?r7
minute n 1 (g'j of an hour) J
fj seconJftsPl
a (notO f4«T*t, ^ n
3 tinitn

minister a minute she ^
minute oil;
niioule iiool.
minute liand M* ^ift /
raiDuie invesugtiion
minute liting erganism
mmutenesa /

minute of di«eot-tioi« of distent
ftrrft fhrii

minutes (u( a ineetingl ifn n
minuter liooL fe a.
minute seed

<ninules of tlie mertio* er<iym ^
yniniites of llic piocceJiogs VT^zrfl*

V'

Minjas Zool fns SfTlfil liearUI.
1 S 9 fii, 15 o)

Mioinic Ctel gn n (in

Eocene!

Miocene limestone nvyq^^ri^t

irm

Mioilaroioae (liava trituliorcular
loctli — Romer p-5C7) Praf’Ttf^lig

Mm laenui PjIrt-nfoJ. fsifilt^
nxifi

Miolii||ii. sen •! of horses (roin
‘1oOli,>.ene of NortI,

Alien 0 Wir^Tlftt* ffXjfe
mi. Uc'hal 2o<

MirawOti.sar d«|ro* vs=*ettftfit

Iilirabtlta Bot

M, yala}ia(fanT ocloefc flower, roar
velotPem) jsJtife (B .

K,M Bea

mirabilite^Clauber'a ealt vngfyTir
ffl CSR tor ORQ sodinin. 3^- for
anlpbate. a^foraftannoeral)
Miroc^^Mmeh

Mirach => Mirac ^ ^ Aodromedie
Citron •su'syi /

roiracidium Zool (larva of flake

miraJor (colour)— art brosso

Mira(ra.li<ea^ninn^(Cf To! «li-
jtUa for 21 asoimieo afinu
oecnra in tbe commentary on
tpl arpt p S9)

mirage ^n^Tlt/.9tni* •. (icc delu
aion)

MiraVl ■IrarwfOoolisqTWRWTft*

3aM(raVw0 Uraae Mayoris fxtOb
xffr gpf fit
mire «ia ns..
mirea witlSiA /

Mitfakwo Pcraei isiron. fftnt Tift

Bjinag mnPln
mirowrodocarpas fetrugisea
mirror

mirror carp (with only a few very
largo tcalea) ^StlV* kTry
mirror galvanometer Fif$ ffei-

mirror acales ^rn-arfl
miry odj V^nni, Awf vnn
Biisa<l<rDture 1 n

3 (killing of a roan partly by neg>
hgenco and paitlr by cliarce) <t.
T’ll. toscaaalilo bouiicide — Web )
anr •iwz'Ul /
misantlirope (e man baler)

( 1 = 1 )-.

misanlliropK a 0 WWlXtl
ruisaolbropy (I atrol of roankinJ)
BW»n m

nii»|qlM3tian geaurn. ^ryoln m

roiMj-jdic 1 a t, gviSf.

MscrpiJy ,4 ^Tift *?»r.

misapprebrntionaMsm m
niisjiq'ropriate rb a»TW

roisappropriation Loto TUXltt *.
Uu theft)

muappropriation of goods tyg-ani-
?WI

tnisappropriation of money f)s ’*7I*

muappropriation of property

T atUiRlil

tnisbehaviour if tn (Const)

Misc. (bliacellaneons) 91^ (9^)
miscarriage 1 ttfrnx ns (after tha
tev eath'moDtb)
abertioD

in have ■ miscarriage nvrriy {Izi

miscarry »b 1 iTntt, WTZtt
2 nW* tfin

miser'enatioD (intermainafiB or in-
teibreeding of wnitea and other
races) ftXTX m ,

mueellaneoua ed; Ht’lA.ftf*'*
miscellaDeous aeroiiot B^>l
rourelUneotia adviDce* B^^iwflnf
miscellaneous and general vdtll ^
BIST**

BiisretlaDeoua applications bA*

oiiacellaneoui cash remiUanrea UtPf
fl» ftVfvi

tniscelUneoui clerk
raiacellaneoua collectioDi ll^ll (m*

miscellaneoua crops S^n Btq
murellaneous dak Ushi Tli
miscrllsneous demand n^vi
imsrcllaneoiis depsrtmcola
rtwm

■nix-rllalirous duties C^rt

muivllaneoui rspemliture iZt
imiirllanroiis raprnsei nilvlSTT
niKielljiuoitv hie afth RPil
imxTiIaiiroiis forest aif|fl tR
lnl«iclljiicoil. fiiriiis h€IA B7a
liiisi-rllanroii. -_le pass b€H| Jff 9t
imxrlljiicoiis hi a I a¥th It) I
l.iixrl|jiieu.i. inslru. lions aullt N}-

imsi.llanec... j.i.lieisi es.es Wit

*irT»ft

miscellaneous matters

969

tolssian

aniKellineous nultcrs
tni«c«ll3neoii4 metboJs Maih- rtVn

Ctfiar

miscellaneous naturi. SiIti
mUcelUneoua notices atfrit
miscellaneous papers H^t^I au
mscellaueoiis posts (m scr\icos)*nfWt

ar

miscellaneous proceedings «^JI Cia

aifsat

miscellaneous proposiUon llotX
lulscellaDeous pro'isions a^ll 3a

asu

miscellaneous rcicipts sr^Jl JflP^at
misiellaueous remittance

mi'CellaneuuS retemic cisit'i
Miscellaneous llesenuc Monev
Order sralft ama-uaaa
Miscellaneous He>enue Monev
Order boriu atstJt Ti^?a>vTa5fT aaa
niiseellancous rights aibJi
auiscellaneous rules and procedure
n€rii f-ran sftr sfiat
miscellaneous tanclioos ftVT^
miscellaneous small wares

iniscliance ^9 n
miscliief 1 Law (I PC.) 5^tr/.
not 3a^i
res oil ^<?ra
arson 3TS,
inrenJiar)

snUeWt roaVec Low U.rC-)

^-fl ( J’t) ri

nujcliief.inonser Zrtu {I P C.)
f sfta m

mwlnesous oitj I/U*. il.VC) 5^*

Saatinl ( r=t)

nii‘rliic\OM. propensity L<ii~
sr|fn

iiit'ili metal C’lH (iiscsl for rjro-
rlioni. rIIons) sfi^fewra n.
uii.. il iliiv fa^a^t /.
jiii'CiI Icaniualile nJj. fevi
iiii..li..iii,jiion aanTfra. st^?

tnisi-.m.-c| non \np'I/.
mis.-oii.liut 1 ataaiT (Cou>t \ s«aT?M

2 snart M.

n.iseondurt in law lava^HK ataaiT
misconduct in office a'la^IT
roiacomltirt of a senous cliaracter
jsaagjT

miscoBUection m

misconstrue it *t?I^ «»aa

aru^arJ^Tat

iilistillerprel iiafiiaaa
miscreant n (tn unscnipulons ril
lain, a r\scM) ai\]a 1 1

mtscreanx a.tj

imS'ileclaration fstsin-sn^73 n ,flnan<
w

misdeed -a. fia. n
misilemeaDour (minor crime) dtiatia

mudircst r6 anpi^a sgT
(RstJ ‘direction’ Const )
misdirect a jurr sra^at it iqj-j

nif.lirecteJ jury atala^ sive.i'.Jl
tiiwlircsliou Liwfan error ofajudge
in iharsing the )ur> on a matter
of lave) aiaCl^, atJJ^ r>».
toisilispatchea Jtif/ ((omardinf; to
wrong destination) W>tlsa m.
misery a

nis(ea<aoee low (the Join^ wrong.
full) and io)utioosl> of an act
which a person might do in a law.
fui manner) n (see careless*
ness)

nonfeasarii e /wiw aiatn
misfeasor ai<t(<U tift ( J^) n.
misfit riser (a beheale.1 nacr, slepn-
a *v\ ot much ol its dtatnag^,. which
IS ro longer arrropriate to the
aallev thriiugli which tt t’ows—
llolines p-l7j>) «i-aiy^

misfoTtune 5»T«U it
inistijp riufTt /

Mi«.» ni laulns Aree flt^

mishri (HiM) = t anda*

}nl••ntrrprel t6 X.iw stg?

uiiMoo-true aiTpE aism tl-tl

iii.Sjoinder Lete n

mi«lii.laf/ jsrr,

jWt

im-l ly tl fOT TUT T« \3I. Rt^n
liii.|ra.1 ri. crn. SR H 3PtRT

iiiulsjdingAfj WRU
inulesdin' information UTRS

mislca.ling statement STR5
mismanage I i jsra’UR. ^RT

mismanaged ajj jas?
misinanigeincnt jTTTrvj n
awismatshjUol tram H'.y
«=Th

misni Itched oiJj. flUTt
misnomer i Cei-j. ftaijiinR n.

2 Zixi. amm. WTPJ RfR n. (a»
against ?tr)

tni-picVel (German) = arscnopjtUe

l/nirrnf RR*invt3> n
tui-]>laced cleniencv wrir
misjdeaJins Liiw 1 STTJ^lfRTRR ».

3 (an error in pleading) srfRRRR-

misprint / , BTf^ it

misprision (miseomlnet, misde-
meanor, esp. in o^co or in neglect
o( ilut> ) rafRUR nt

utjspnsiou of felont Lav {conceal-
ment of filonj) *nTiRTtu-r(ittjR
uii>pn<ion oftreasoD Law (conceal*
ment o( treason) srfwjts ftntRR
misijuotatioo er^^ 9^Tni n
misrepresent tJ. fiR W tl W NR, ifuiW*
WTRR, VMhUR

toisrepre-entalion ftRt^RTVNR (ftrU
(al»e). stgiftretm, vnRtSVR n.

mis trpresentatii e firavttpNN^^sni^-

RWTTK

)uisreprescniereimi>rcprcsentaiiTe
missffjrrft.snftTtTt/
miss a meal moaciiient rtt
StTfi^ Wie(t?R, ^9RtT sitRR-ftlT'T
•nrftRR

missed lal«ur ,Vf f (retention of the
dcvl fetus in utero heyoaJ the
3<rii51 of normal gestation— Dor*
I mil) RTPnts ^anaium n , FtRn^

iiii-.r]ciiii— el thrush
iiiis-rl lliru‘li (feeds on iniatleto#
.■ernes) ilciai
liiis,lia|Tn n.fj frfR.lr
lu.ss.lcsra I, (jc-e anus)

lllisslllg ,1 f; gWT, etriORIR, fsrt

to 1.e itii.-ing wflUKH ftRt
missing fchip slur jwj jrton
missing wagons «tw jw
luis-siou 1 (persons sent, enroys) ^
*texw. fn«3B» Ig t ».

3 BeitMStet >i.

mUtlenary

970

ifiixad loi«(t

S wAiwt. «

toiuioBiry 1 m

3 »«*?*« »i. (cf >«^)
kuuioBtry boipiul Jwf'WtWTWT
buuioiurj »e«l aalflWlS-H^

MUiioD bo*pit*l li
aiRsioo in life

tlutmippiiB period = For»rb«ni.

ferooi Penod 3^>ttT
mti-ipent ii^im *rwi

mu-iutf meat tfTp^ «

milt 1 ^/.

3 (eoloorl = *ni»t prey (r*d CFt in
hna. of eery low V7 esturetioii and
highBbrillianee) tm«
autike wgf^/ , ip {i» Wiiiider)
rniiUke u to metier of feet £aiD
a»5 ergf*
mtateVtn e W«et
miitekeo i lee <r^ ffwrT
mittele of feet Cav *r^r<

miiliLe of lew

mitt liaeilluiwMeeobeeteriuiB tier.

Bittpreywreitt (eolout)
miitletoo (T'lenm dfiiuei) £«< (bird
lime II eftiB nedi from iti Vemei)
Tktrc (el iti peaQi neoe riar««i]i
KT'Cf *• (Kepel karetr)
mitreii i (lUa female bead «( a
iiiTiii>)^frft /

3 (a wamaa wiSIi wlioixi a man
faaliitaally cohabitt onlawfall) ae
1 er paramoor) »l»n (Irom

3 (a woman leaeber) iTwrfiTI.
ftrfwiT/

4 (a woman well ikille>] m an)
tliinf, or harint tbe mattery of

mi.lri m, fat’ll
Biutriil Lev (a tnal Upally of no
elTeet l.y reaaon of aome error in
tbe rroceoiiinmljTtftfn/
mulruit (auipicion) ifira la

muluerd e-J/

mirlurewuiiaiure PAom. faw «.

miM.rf a 5»xfri m el^ta)

niKuaeri, jntrivrin

miauaet Leu 1 (aliser of any liberty

or benefit) «

3 (abate of an otfie* or fraoebite)
^ntn ei (tee aboaa)
filitaViliera ttbool of Ibw finWTl*

llitcbeideaBia (alpae giTins olT bran-

inite ( »\) a»

Jtiletle Jtot miletle ‘headband <

dun ofimlfO Ceno* of miterworti,
f p) mPi

miter peer (aiee at npht anslet)

miterworl (an> plant of tbe penua
t/ileHe Tho etpeale resembles a
bishop f mitei ) /•

mitUan riyn m (ancient word)

initipeietfi

miti'ete or remit puDishmrnt
CT wfiftlTei sinrt
Ditipeled hotlilit* aiani

milipetme eireumrlaoees wrftnfl
^tlwfeiii

mitipalion n

Dilipilioa of diseere tffl ttl^lbfil
nutiiwmild edr ir*T
Mitie pieeo>rant greeo, cmeriM

precB

wiio-q;*.

niiioeboodrie iliot vsnwt^ n
m>ia>i<0iof nfwwfTO/
milAwinir 0iol Ijfiwra a
mitotie eiJj ^firtmr^i , iffiranifT*
milolie disisien tjfirtmwi/
Sil<lre;yDe = Mylrap>Da
milreilieuee SItl (Fr mdreiUrr ‘to
firs (repeshot , fr satlreifle dim of
OF tailrr 'trapment. email com’.
A goa oaing tioell projectilse) 77T
WHT/

mitral erra Jfrf

rnitrel selrrolucafpid velce ^Inoi

fiT'^

milrr J h»rse«l>«e l.el Jfoaaia. *rt
(foand ID R Vt* Itoogd an)
Slitrorprmam rotreatof r^aht-
snnff

SI rompreaiunt " CerJiorerpon
roRiprreauiii WtT ^^<1* {U,,
eeol U heartthapod)
Slilerherlicb'a espenmrnt PAyt
(ehanga of the diraclion of axle in a

biaxial cr) stal doe to temperatare

Mittukurinn ^ooi aniuuiK jnrtRr
M. owtloni (^tobhn aliark) WTtIT®'
)ainBl| (tnin ancient word)
Stiliukanoidar m.

mitten (a glote without Iistiii- :
separate shestli for each finder bn'
hariug a dnision for the thumb
(atijw m

Mittler's preen laGuiport'l prcei
(a colour, bluish green in hn

of low ft brilliance) ftsMlnlS
2 = J'ermancnt green
mis rb fijWnvTtfr fUHlfll
mixahle = miscihle sifj 01*7
niiteci nd; fJlftra, fiw, ftRtl JWI, (b*

mixed action Law fkfwT WT^
mixed and tow i ro|n firfiJ* sti 7r»'
m7

mixed laii'Jyrentery irriiui ruftr

maifturraftwift

mixed anil pneumorociiis leruo

mixed eDiiioxiB feftni
maeJ blood Law nra-frcT
mixrd commiatioB Ciftra irnitt
mixed eosiferouaforeit ftfwn iryj

TT

mixed roniferoiia regeneralion Fort

Iry ftiftti

mixed roQtignmeota JJJy fJlfir^ *1
B*I

mixeil crop! 1 iitm (Slfw7 stw
2 /'oreflrv"rnixeJ foreM
mixed cutiiire ftrefirS
mixed enrreney />cpa faRm
mixed decidiioui foreM
wa

mixed dropa Con/rcfioarry RiRnf

(iiifljifi iirf5»af

mixed dye CAmi. ftftTiyww
mixed ethrr^roinplex elherT’CAe"!.

mixed farming fefiPt ff-j,

mixe.1 fertilizer fcRl*
irixed Row liirline Ult fa»*T7*
wfrtit

mixed for(M fflW BW, (iffwBBB
pure forrit fjf bb

mixtd gaug* 97 ^ nobociatic

mixed gxuge lily, firf^ JTI®^
mixed ponoroccu*
mixed government

mixed infertion vaccine P/mrw. ftrfws

irenni-wt

mixed lonuretcence B«t. ftltf jv?.

mixed intexlinal infection r/Kinn.

wT'n thientrsi
mixed |j»x ntfxrtftfggf
mixed leadfxtftni

mixed marriage Lnw (a inxrrugo bo-
taooii poMfins of diirorcnt rice* or
religion) faPiri!

mixed melnng point melliod fefxm-

Jrm*; Ofir

mixed nerxe faw^W

mixed tiiiml.er Vnt/i. «fwsa R>Rn
mixed |uri)(iJ tumour J/ed Twfi.

fevrit

mixed person iirtw (ono nlio llx^ >
tixofoll or itunifidd lo„xl >t»tus)

mixed pull Co{ fttCxiaRx-n*

mixed plant Jliun* iorritrufaftn^-

rt

mixed polioir aon. ftfxrt rW^«, fe«

rWfw

mixed preiuraptioa low ftrfWfr VITWI
mixed propliylaitic van me* (pot)-
valent) Fh\Tv% ftfwif f)n?b« ?i«
(v^<l)

mixed qnexion of liw and fait Lavi

ftp* tnn nxxr «t fxrTxnr ura

mixed rrrordu DrftfV wfuKm
mixed sainj.tiu^ S, Orfeitt »gt-

mixed xcedling and eproiit forol^
loppiPT xvilli eUiidardx Forcilry

mixed eerafjrfirtie^
mixcti soriK an fsM Thtigxq
mixed »|>e» ul di*ej-c xaiiiue Pharm
fervid fWr t)n-Ptxt
mixed (laide fijw ttvj
mixed .urd J/uli fiiv «Tvil
mixed •yllngiAiii l^ie flffHT RTITxr.
finrft^TW

mixei tram niy farxTt #I7T=I.

?50 nrf)

mixed woodxniixed fi>rc‘t
mixed xylidine fnfws
mixer 1 finrm «.

3 (a maeliino for inixing)

mixer driver fxtur^g.VTSC
niixiBg fumr H ,
mixing macliine 0iu«:-<T*9
nuxiplery-ium ifeof fn^tlW m.
inixo|>lrrygmm=mixi|tlerxgiiim
.Mi\orni% lu-s npnnn-traifi! (tlia
bird's hex e thoir noatriU iti? expos-
0-1 *^^t)

Muovjiirvs i’ideonlof (tail tia* mucii
ftrai^hter with little development
o( the lisb ixpe of cauial An —
Kiiim r p i«6) tnirfH

M nonlenvLfoUli mni’4 ^171*3-

tm

MixtJcBor mjd

initture l rnwein
2 PUyi . Chfm feu n
Ssmi'lnra rfiArtn feUn
mixiiircbv group' f errtd p
fexTO

niixoire bv tree* Fcratry
fewvi

iiiixitire of gj<e« «ife-few
iiiixtiirr of good* «t<j feint
mixture of fiqiiMl*tltV-feir
uiixtiire of •olid* trt'V-feu
luixiure of (peeie* tcralry
Vlfewn

Mirar*|Ur«xe1lajori4.fi(ren

»»

M I ( Mioilical letvo ) u *r
•TTtTn)

ml (milli liter) fe.W felfenpi)

M L (inining leave) « 'f Hj)

M r. A. (meinlier of the leguUtixe
iis4emMy)fe « « (fetM W-rt-ujte.
luoru arciirate wonUI bo
ibbr ft *t)

M I.C ( pieilico legal caso ) H 4 a.
(xn3i%ft* Bwn)

mm (niilli meter) fe OT (qpPl HJ^)

M M (Milling Manual) ft. fe, (uft-

ftwnft)

Mn (manganMe)C%m. «V (^fTi)
iniieme gilt^Pi/ (*« memory)
nioemunii 4rr*p Logie XttWla BC
Slnueeae Dot (fimily of nsuxlly
ratlier largo, eioct mowea) ^^ftwi-
5ft n

Mnium Bel. H»ift

C/ BryumTi:(Tm-ffaTfe
M. nupldiium «nn-a)^BT

M liorniim (;,omnni ‘annuaDvrf^*

MO (Maxtor in Oplitlialmolog)) Vr.

fe. (anjtt vra-ftm)

MO (M liter of Olistctrics) a. ftr.
(amftx) vfe'itnt)

M 0 (Mivlical Oilieer) ^ W (iHfei;

wftird)

Mo (moij Ulenitm) Chen. <l (th^ij)

MO (Money Order) M. Si (a^&l)
MOA- (Millownert' Aixocialion )
ft a.a (fiwiTilafi an<t)
moj Zael fevrft ( t^^) m
moil qft«T /

moll srrari / , ^if ^

Itee atxenib)))

mobile rtd/ a?»m fentr
ii)ol>ili-l>iitter>aucrI>iiilliix«pClo*tri«

dium btiijriiuiii
mobile exc-xao afetgaaara
imibile (ir'i ju] pp»u tra^*

aair-nna

mobile Jujuid afkt^ tjn»

mobile radar iBiiaDatioa «feii(

Waft^q-wfetaraa

mobile road iraaipon tegi.

aft *5*1

mobile *qutd q faxq y r^
mobile ItolloyiJly i«l
mobile unit afttr^ ir^
lliobite van aftttq aX^T

niobilily \

nol.di|yr>flxboilf£ro» UH-aftWJ5|

mobility of water ar?! ^

muInlizaiiuD j/j^. ffeaaa, ^ntayaa
iiiubilizalioii erjuipnieot ftaaast-ftxTIT
inubdiralioii of iiuirieut* atq^eaf
^ ina «T*fT

mobilizaiion tcciion uaraq wgara
iiioliilirc (to nssomblo ft and put
in a state of rea<iiness for
netivo aervice in w ar) fltnaa, ?t*a-

mubilired (v/y ttflfrati
mobit oil am (nr
moll-leader aaxra-fttn
moUxraey (rule of the mob) aaazi.
n

mobocral a^anqrA. tnWTtO (V\)bi.
mobocritic aJj. aaatjflf

nob pijcbologr

97>

nodorn »ci«nlific di*covary

mob p‘^rllolo^) d-iy-'l
mol. rule 5111=1

mol..\ioIcnie -^isn
MOl 1,1,0.165 oi u fOTi m1^Mon>
q n 1 («='aT 11=1)

nioxj'in (.sloe .f colt ^Uer eb.ii)

/

moLl.i ««oo.l (i-ryi/iriiid iillK^lirTr

mooV. a h WIWl<t ( !\)

mock ih 31?11

mock pmr.lr«tlc Min (irom 2 .ffer
ent coloMje>\ .os..

(Kcgr,nlr.U. sa.u)
mock tcjJ = .|ilialcrit< f 'ifsra m
(J=5 for 3'</g »inc. ?I for55«*uI
pi lie jaloraTBamii'o'-al)

mock leuo^intiUlion jjaii/e Itliteicl'
do >o6 eroM »» in leno) wafispil /
modal 5l4tuti;i hT’*’**
modal cUss £l9litlici
nodal group Hf’FS* irf
nodal heig'il

modal output sr-it^

modal Haiglit ^qcn.sn
Biodderite i5>hi *0. for
6ob»ll ^ f« ^^5 waonida 5*
(or minaral)
node 1 aoil^, (Ift/, JfTTT m

2 U eolour u( satiable Iiue. of Ion
or very Ion aaturalioii lod of m»'
dium or liigb brilliance) siHnt
ta big1i bril1iane«+i!t^ low aatura
tion)

3 Ptirffj (iheactoal mineral com
paiition of a rock aa diaUaguiahed
from tb* norm) TPJt^I/

4 Slatillxt (tbe item m a aeriei of

alaliiticil data, nbicboccura ofteo
eat) n (^a«S niaaimun.)

Modem palmaUaAJctiia palmata
Ba

motlrln

Ix-ntrne model Chm- flTfrl

pattern

mchlel rb /me ,<rta uf’^TW
inoilrl I jelawa U\i]^ Ulftfjut
mo-lel Ji'lribution Ixt TTrini-

mcMlel di<lribiiti..n li.i of aork fVx*
a1^ wiftwi »3<t
mo.fcl draft fepjlW Btr»
model ripcrimeot Jtrif afrff.rrt-

lilsjt

model farming (li;^ Tflfni
moalrl for illiisIraliD^ atomic tlieorv

inmlel la)m^ y Hjia ttfrfily flttm
inotl.lhD' s^^<m 11

• lis modelling ^.anBfT^'rri
model onlcr all^

mod. I rub fitVI

modi K and |UIIcma Cow afV^a^r
KF^il

model .laff rules ftW

iiHxlel standing ordcra 4 qt41

mo.bl .tuds fllkfCi-artm
moilel tefe •rani (mr)

ino lei s ilU,e houae ura IJJ

mode oi audit smffitn nrir^
mo<le of dcalli mit

mode o( election tft IW:^

lumle of life ain-Rvn^
moileof payment Com sftdl tmtiO
Bioile of proeeediofs Vlinf’) aeiw)
mode of proof

mode of reeoser) srat^ Cl Bnmfl
mode of aigoature cniOTsniTP^
mode of ttansfer

mode of Iteaiment forratep (Germ
fTirlteWfieiedut) ngTSTT-ff^IRn
rooile of valoaiioo BOPift
noderaie«,fy l«nriit(not excea
aiya ufi).*rem
3 (raattaiooil) imr. ar^

3 tftfaw, offCtw anonw
_ moleralen AlWin>fl ( laf) m
estreoiisi arotini

moderate ability ttlfirwiVmol.ltWITai
Vti'iwt

RioJrreie trrVre (is IS m p li ) tnftf
m (are Deanforla \kind Seale)
moderate d'nnnd icon Wifi nfn

irnt

nioilrraie dej th atiPr anflTWl
moderate ftueoej an I granitnalical
srrurary Rrairin BBT? afVt tBj«yt-

olcgrni

moilerafc f »- wpi siTavi
ma.Iera)r gale (3 J 3S •« p ti ) KprBIT
• I (are Ileanfoit'a Miod Scale)

|||;I| wind BtB But
moilrrate language •tU'l WiBt
nioderelety aeiJ (»», aoil) atwrr artw,
ItXBR Mate

iiiudcratil. lOJtse j.ou.lcr Bmp

(icr I. iciiosa)

modcralel) lomeiitraleil a,f, BbTi

MtaVr-5?i

moderatily lonicnt rated iolulioo

ftp'll

moderate)) developed arantia^I f**-
fitrf

moderate)}' dilute solution «i*it

moJeratcl) fme powder mtps
modcratrl) licavy (tinibei) trafit 5 ?.
BMTtn Mift U« cUssifieation by

tveigbO

innileralcly soluble ** 1 % Bvttll

moderately worded BVTl 5I5fr H
modetate mrana iflfjltt BTAS
inoderatea lee moderate n
moderate alope PerfStry (10* to IS*)
Rram bbs, atsi bbw, hb
moderate apeed atarf* iff, ttwtl ^
niolrraie lIunoiBg FertHry BWB
r*T?l (I) Rracle U

TDoJerate to fairly heavy irMB ^
bb)'s tnfl

modtiatt to heavy ftvmt Vtft
Dodrrite Tievr Bffif (BTV)

(nn <f(r

moderate viiililiiy Rvtntrrnil
moderation 1 (of a qnaation paper)
wjBtlPlB (keeping vvitl in beundi)
5frt?tr*lf. hiBin
modern ad/ (Conit ).

arBWbr

modetn anil leirntiGc linet at^J^W

^ ttyrTss Bonaf (Conat.)
moilern axurine Cef /ud tfB^ SW)"
iftCt

modern btiie Col InJ
modern eyinioe Cof Ind tBlJl
moilrrn grey Cof InJ spS Hit
molern lielioliope Cof. InJ
frTtinfnfi

mo.lerii lii.lory mbWIi Tf-tgll
an. lent bi.lory Bt^It 7(71(11
mo jprnialtion
mo lern nictbo I Bi'jriV flfl
modern olive green Cot Int HU

"lart «ft

mo lern royal blue Cof Ini.
rflB

modern arienijfie Jiseorrry atrH^tC

modern tendency

973

molar proc«<

fnoVrn Icndrnry wt'^T^T JIffn
tnoclrrn Violrt Col Ini ^ ^='-

tti.>.lrrn Tfllow Coi Ind

modi'll adl 1 (not iKiastful) =1^

Ir-ftf

2 nmrn

3 (cIii«to)5ff’»^

mo'tr ulindard ilcviition

non

mocJe^ty Tftp. k

virS'niH Cfwrf

modfMy of a wonnn ;tiO W ?fh»,
RiftT

inodiRration I *mfry4tT,<q-nfj735r q
( to di»tin-unli frniii altorUion
vttf?5f=rif) „ (Cor^t ). •rrfjTi

^(THto n (ehlti;:o of n pirtnl eli»
r»el*f)

3 Ciof (a non lnll«r^t^ll!o eli\n_o
eaoiedhjr eoYironmont) a

woJificJ a<lj. wptfrff^
modified fom iJ<itk , Plivt wnft-

BtodiSed rationinj> wrtTnfi^ mnr^
Bodifleil sylem Boi errrfnRw
modifier m

raoilifjej. 1 j7rT0-

«rftr«Tsn(to diitinguisti from altoe
frrftrdjt), ofh^’t «rrt.

K»TT {n>fi tjfi) nftrrsr *prr,

(to ehange) ofrr^ cm
3 (to reifuce in oitontor ilo^rea, to
lower) Ji'Oitoi. WedVcTU,
modify the replie* nnf H efnfr^C

cm

ItoJioIaBModiolue
3Iodiolut Zod. (-onut inclolln- tlio
liorio tnuMole) Ht JtUJ tnnfw
modulate tb Flee llo cliinRo tlie
frwjaoncy, aa of electric o»cilla-
tioni by imposms upon them
others of another frequency) CTT-
(>fT^r imposition +

change)

ttofnlaiin- frer]acney i'Ayj wnfi;*

cif crtwTrn

wMulalor I a syDchrooizer /fadir
eCTW* n.

3 r/>vi STItRyH m.

noduliii 1 rrnt^ ^

3 Stofiifiea (a real poaitire quaa*

tlt})^*^ (in)

inodnliis of a <crtion=-ei tion niodn-

Ills

mO'lllhls of rl Kill lit Pkt/s
SITTC

moclii^/ogi trmc us
moitif iiperm 1 i(iiim icr of «orkii 4)
cri a'TTR't / , CTO «TfT Ml
m.>.lii- |>oni /oj„ iffil ITHT
mo'lti' lollriiilo |>onen'> Logtt ^iflW*

»f»=t STTTO

modii' loll. n> snflW trCHT
Moerilh. nxli' l,Uot)l mugfr?-

CTT Ml

V'l. rill • niim P.ilfoutol (tlio most
pi II tiv km pr iIkisi kan
inuMii lU) snasif^-n'SiFi
M in Irew-i »nm=T snugrft
M<m rillirronles (siilioi lor) WlOgf^-
m

niofiis'il mi>fi**jl
Moliank liiMan l.rooM (s colour.
ti. I list rot yclloiv in hue.

of lo« f-» hfillis cc) WwiPfTsr
MoUs" k l.roo n l.iilljto l.roo n S3
MoUauk oranje-eoilun orau;.

Molir i.imli.o.k (opirating by x
spring) faMtr
Mohr * l••lrr(le % smsll I uretto tvitli
lap usisl as a piiitte) frCT'^cfil
Mnlir’s *sli < /jm (ferrousaiimioriiuiii
solpiiiu vi'fl r-rntj g 4)1) srrfptw.
^4)1 n

Mdhs* ••ale of liar.lnr** MiHcroI
stfTTpJrt'tnrt (nfi a cvrtsin )

MO ./I I'nh IIcjIiI. (Mo lies! Ohi

i,r in cliargv Pilhc IlcsItlOM er.

H/^rci (7hfiir"fHt3a •»'M^*'i)
iiioirtv ft I (a liiifl ci dwri >1
2(s pari) "JT. »n>l t»
|]iui«sanile(Cbi)9I'>^tl m ( 13 for
nfta mineral)
moist a /y Ml^

* ct fi«c, mi, »Dci
IiuiiikI utOct

moist rolil elora'e lorttlrg cit?
sfti lini’n

moist rOB.Iition sn^ ^sil

inoislencti odr *nf^
moist gangrene Xttl CTO
dry gangrene ^cc

noisi (miaed) decidiious forestry

•ni (fefspr) Tiiwft

nioi-l paiMy Wl^rftr?

ItioH • il f.irr-t mi

Iiinr-t s i\ inn i|i ] grriU y mi 5TOTO

liioi-l leak furest wr? ?nT

II10I-.1 teniperali* mi a> T7 t T7

liioi.| ti iii[iernlc forest «ti?

TI

(/ ttil II iiipcralc forest ffCB

niojti iropi.al forest sri#7t7i>r(ti|CC

mi^S

iin*i£1iiri ilnngesHTTCItrfTO^
iiioKiiirr iiinditions HiJm-srCTOl
iiioistUTi «nn9cr\afl«n STI^^.?rTCYi
Mioisinrc iiintent

inlurini moisture content STOt*
*n^1I ITTOT

ninoiiiri lonirol Criitt fTOron
moisture drieitor Kif 7].T75n*rc
moisture deierniinatiun sri^-fCTO-
9^

moisture determiDJti^ii apparatus
snim ftfira n.
moisture Jisli sntiM SlTraC
moisture cITcils ci^fll H«IC
moisture rqunalent Hot 4TO-

inoifiiirc rsiiiu ition dlf!n*Hli|<l4
moisture film mi^sfif^
mois(iifi.gen,n» srri^ CtFn
moist iiri Iiulilitigcjp iiity sntfnr-CtTO*
»ftwi

moisture meter Wi^Ht-tTR
■noisiiire nieniinii wt^iIt tifw'JTTO
moisture teiiipcraliiri. cftiiicncy
SttjM-Wn.tTOtfTOI

iiioisliiruUtlMiifli.irflwt
Iiiuisliirc li'i llask snyM iftsrrr 7f«tr
muisiiirc le'liagovcn Miiii-'rfhTO-

nio) — mole

Mills ZnJ (genus consisting of Iho
siinfish) n^rrTO-tnrifw
nmlal t'Apin
molar n If CArt i <15
molar « .Iwnt HfTTSTCTOii (onoof
llio back iL'elli. tliroo on each side
in iKithjiM.)

C/. premolar jrVmTO
ayiWTOtn (from ftlTrtf^r, cheek
teeth, iiiclnting the preaolan
yllliTai)

molar proceis ZeeL fTOTO-Xci

noljiita

moliT vaitfht

Bolir vnflit

loot*»te»Tlfil/, giWri siltl
Bio\d=mouf<)
n)ol(]l>ojrd = mouldboard
mole 1 a.

3 iliS ft»T n

inole = fr*m molfcule Ckem

"I

moleZnV (k E«nfrtl trnntorborro'T
■n( matnmals, cbiefl} of the family
Ttlpidee) 5^*^/

C/

T »1 p» <wfiw

mole erifkel (eiearates eabterrencin
fallenes) Zed (short for

Boleculirodr

noleruUr ehsnje Pkft. vft-

Boleeular roaeeairalieu
RfU

neleruUr corolume
nolerular destb (death of isdiridast
eells— OoBJd)
noteeular deprtstiOB
Boleculir deprestioa eoaitiat Chm

Boleentsr dimensiODs
DoleeuUr elfTstioa eoosuat CKen

BoleruUr cxliuelioa coefficieai
(thieksesi erbich redgeet isteaiity
ot light to one-Wnlli) f=W-

«t< n

BolreuUr (orrei w

Bele<-nlar (ormala ^

molecular free path
Boleculatitj CKem
Bolecular layer A»at (aitbcroftbe
two retieular layen of tbe ratine)

molecular refractmly
Bolecwlar rigidity et^tTs^-antira’H
molecular ilrurture tmitl

molecular theory of maguetiim

Boleeular weight a^TTJ STT
molecule (IaU aaciet *inut') Ciewi.

'in’i".

mole draioage ffst BStTw
moJe drainage tyelem

r»7 Uahion grey an.

2slsupe(n eolotiri jeltoir ^ id
haoi of low *>4 seturmtion niul low
fit brilhkDt^ *Tirils
inole lull t*

tnoleBerafltle at for

^^3 caleiiim, *p for 9RI3 nodiani,
<. (or ^**13 titnoinm, B for
sihcnte tot nsioeraU
inole ptougb (to make n burrow liko
drain) 5^

mole rat
iDolett rh.

Moleawerth ablood pheaaeotifeea^
yty'w'o Jil44
mol fraction fnviv
(lolgCwTritaras

llol'ula Znl~ (Ck. nofgos ‘hide, ekin'.
A genus of nsoidinDS with loDg Si*
plioQs and n thio aomewbat trnoa-
parent tuoic)

Molyulidae 2«]l a i iPw i ^t -UTl m.
Molitcti reaction ma^CPll^U nfd%UT
Moliicb teat (* reddisb'Tiolat test (or
carbohydrate) »*l¥nittW ^SfT
moll blobwtoarsb mangold (Caffko
paluiirn)*^*^^^ *»
iBoUify rb ^ fttn

mollia eJj Bor. 4ft

Mollogo Bor ni^

.M ccrviana grmtru ttnt (Nadk
444, Tel 4trV, Xnm. porpodogoei,
Sioli fiarjiiidagan)

M birta (softly villous with atel-

Iste bnirv— Baso) ^>141 U^

M oudicaulu (ntuficaafia ‘baviag
naked atem') uruwsai UVZ
Jt oppotitifolie 4^4 (C .M.
Tfuwt)

if pentapbylU (leuvet biUet—
)<»dk )

M. apcrgnla wjtj, Oppoaitifolit
M atncta^M pcolapbylla
molIoac^sniTfii.

Alolluaca ^uof, (calcareous, or lune*
eacrctiog mantle) \n«IUI»l re pi.
Molluseoidca ZecL (phylQoO^fnrrrm'
wt.yi , npaiun wvjft /
Bollyhawk^iBsllriancV
Be!lymawVB.mallciaBck
molocb ^oeX. (a very aptny iarmlaaa
litard) guvtni/.

iloloch borndna Zaof eflTW gu e g u il
lIoIoMiBac (tnbfamily)

m. (all have ealiositiea at tba base
of the thnroba)

moloxide Bot (oxide formed by tbe
fixation of an unsaturated molecule
of oxygen) «

MolpadiiZoof etf]*'!'!* trarrt
Molpadida (fingerakaped teniseles
with ampallae-CKH 1575) wf
wni* tieifii.

Slolpasles Arcs K<TTT\n*tnfnu (tbe
bead IS black like ekareoalbrn^
Bolt = monIt
molten nd/. fww J*n
molten eoodition ^ angtri
molten metal <9IT. {WT VTT
molten metal thermometer

meljbd*, molybdo* (molfbdoni)
Ckrwi, (neu-

molybdate CAcm. dnmiv •
mnlybdana J (any of vaj-joee Ua4
orM or compooudi) Jfinrraf- BTTt*

9 (moIybdaDum) ei.
molyUlcfiieaiiiolybdie

molyUltut.ftiotts od; Cham,

WT

BotybdcDiie 4 tf 5 r» m (nHu for
•’■'3 Bolybdeonnj,Z*for4llk*mio^

raj)

molybdenum Chm (tu^T ww,
molybdenum itrel (rnfTTTinvtl
molybdenum tnoxide (iguilj
nolybdic Od;. chewu
molybdic acid (tuf5r» erwt
molybdie aubydnde RtrfJrv ent^
molybdie ocher ftufSrw ?ift»
molybdile ifinerof. (bydroua (emo
molybdate) AaiKfad ra. (Av^U
molybdate, .44 for adku miaarti)
molybJo >mo!ybd.(moIybdooi)C)im.

<rV*i>

molybdomenilc ifiiaeral. (satire lead
*a.'.w<r.tii.\ v>> fffl".

bv* fVr aelenite. *»4 for wftn
niseral)

molybdopbyllite kfin/rs}- (abydrooa
lead magnCTJnm ailicate) wtwWV*
fu. (4- (or ffln lead, *>• for WTurj
iBagBesiam.^* (or ailiealet

•»U for mineral]
raolybdout ndj.

melyaite wufstvtfl^fn at. (*alH

moraant

973

money «t cell and ahoii notice

ferric, •flj't ctilocide, for nfJn
minernl)

nomrni I (ntm.

2

3 (of forcn) Mtfh (tendency to
[irodaee motion eliout • point or

mi) frwfe’n/

4 SuUtUfi CTin n
momrnta pf of momroliim
momenti! cllipioi.l ^ath feaftm*

3:‘sr»TTr

momrnianly ftP l tf t a
momentary a,/; ofirT
momentary rurrent Phyt tifrrs CT;
momentary reit ^rr* fawni
moment of ■ eoiipjr U,ck. Brj^t ftw-

moment of a foree J/«A frwfini
moment of a ma-net Mteh
ftwfJTT

moment of diaperilon (moment «*
row OP niT) *t7rcr?i vrt m

nionieiii of inertia Mich iTT'n fea-

ftrn

mnnichi of inoniriiliiiii Math. Ctrrr*
ftwftyi

mniiteniiiiii (jumtity of riio-

ti it') »l*r^ f.

M.nio„l,„ ^rnPt

^ lialtanima afnliam a|>pIe-<
J'-'l‘aniina (tlm frmt n famoua in
fnr curinf* Aoumli— Dwii)

<^Jraiilij (cirillt fruit) tTWr^a
(« ,N ,M. fUi Km Ou]
''*t. Mar. fl(5, fiiiili i/ifouti/iJt
Won. Lnritla)

M. rorliintliinrnni

(Bam iti**, fillip fiiiear)

M. ryniI.aljni«M, lulN-riiia
M, dioi.a (0„u

»*trt.llW.7tfet,I!om lAfittola)
M. tiiona.IelpliaoCof.ioij imlira
M. tiil.rro.j yafj e:T?i»o
mom.,t Zod. (limir lon«. antt noto
“‘y Ixjajllablod ’ liii tu'',tliiil)Oinj{
• nature name in aomo parti—

C.S’n.TX390)pI"»

Wamoti.fae (family coniiitlng of tlio
tnotmoti E3) f j-Aiti bj.

“omotinae m

Momotui Zooi. n-truPt
nea»> i

2 Cftem 1^*

monad 1 Chem. (monovalent)

2 ^Aof (a flaffollate proto,

roan of the senna llonai) <ftT€t /
moDjtlrlplioui adj Dot
monarinnrk. Ofog (a hill nr mountain
of roaiilaiit rock) eiiVrtftff^ (hO m
mona] XPJT ? m (ancient wnrd)

Monanrlrae i)o» npl

monanrlioua adj Dot
monantiry V7.7f7'v «
mnnarcli a,lj Dot (having only one
xyiem ttrand)
monarrh I frtfm m

2 (a large Irutterfly) fnrrAn m.

3 [rap 1 Ailroa =• Ceplieui amt(t

(T>y«

ntonarrliy titrnil a

limiieil niooan li» aOfm
con<lilNii«ii<l monerihy

^^onAr<la Dot ■itimm jratPi
M iliilviiia •* Ihwe'A tea fleavea
niwl aitoa— Wiltii ^•MTT’niT
M ri*l<ilo«i m wiM b«e|^ain>ot (fla
wen m <litileft)-*’p57^JI7W*

mw

M pimitata (liurtemint) HltTT*'!
WITWitl

M»n3*Zool tsftrW-^pflCr
<moiiai (iMo ) in many namol of Pro.
to/oa) -tjrt (t‘^) (conaiating of
ono)

M<>na«rnli le e A«i nliar ■iin|>lirea
innna» i.lim erynpefftft ( r^)»ii.
Moni-p(.|jr wiliTO tn pf

Mona^l'i- Zool ".ivnamPt

iii<>n'3loiiiii a Ij ( ht"i •’^'TTatir’VC

inon.aloinir »a« Phyt ’rv:*7flTir*7T

cjfr

nionaa

monaaial adj-
nionaionor// Zool <1*17
Monaannnla Zool (with raonaxonie
tpiciilon) '^IT'*ni M
mnitazine /

nionaziie Mmirat (a plioaphate of the
cerium inetala) 3v»*nf*TW «. (jn.
for 5***l ceriam, mef. for
pbotpliile, -1^ for inineral)
mooasite aaoil Jiwifiiotis
raoaaio dye ^«ni

monchi<]a!te Pttreg (dark-eolonred
and contcint abundant ma^o
Hrxftc minerale— Chambera) tWtl*
fllwiTfl n-
Monday nnmfm.

Jtlond nirkfl prorea* CArm. (nickel
carbonyl proceii)

Mond proreil Mond nickel pro*

Mnnel metal (^^i^fn (very remtant to
corroiinn) SHTfl* *71^
inonembryony (production of a
• in-lo embryo from a tingle egg)
/.

Monroe* Bgf (Ok, monor 'alone' +
fill I'eligbt witli a imgle flowar)

M, iinilTiira (one-llowere-l winter*
green) TITttPC-irTtJ’^r
monetary 1 g?T'

erononiie Htftfv
fmanual fnfty (Coi.it)
a ?PT.

monetary allotment 3 TI-»*r«f
monpiiryam! finiiirul ajtreemenli
*fttf»n‘tT«iTrft?i

motmry tCllinR gTi.fn»lf. iW]t«
flTHT

ninnri »ry eimilatlon g 7 |.<if^vr>)t)T
monrij/y ennilitioi) dlOtC t( 7 TT
monetary gold ijTft
monetary granii 5 ^^
monetary limit »f)in
monetary prirr. 5 /«T- 3 T«rT
monetary reiervT^i rf|fij« (ifePr
monetary itability nlf^« ttnftet
monetary utamlard }^o^ rflf?* HtTTT
li'onelary itringrney gTT

•ft tiift

moneliry ayitem nVi^
monetary traniipljoni ■* pecuniary
tramariioni
monetary unit /Aron.
monetirei6 g5)7Tvr(C/. demonetiae

money « monetary
money 1 tJeon. gn, WvgTf /. (10 eon*
tra liitmction to snirgsT ‘ie*rj
wealth />c»i. «i|

2 «rt. Ift^ B , tiftt m
money at call Trfn, cmr ^ ^
Tiftr

Mwey «teaUndaWrt*etl«e«mi

mon «7 »t thorl notice 9*6 mono-c*stet

Donrf It »liort notice

^ Tlfit, nftt

nionev l.iU r,nit>g^-N^^ vTt
«r^ (Con<t )
monct-liroVer
money clialan bool,
money column ^iftt-fTJVt
money compensation trt SftTT
money "onsidention Tlfit m •

afi n

money co‘t Eton g^t
money credit Econ g^T sit^, g?!*
’•i’t

moDey*decrre Low ’TTOffet (a deereo
{or recovery of possession vritU

money decnatul Low

money due ^ mt,

money due on a DMrt*a«e erw VPV

money efiuvalent tRmwti
nmneyerainoDier
money had and received SR »t
7t rfty »V STR jwt
money in hand qif

money in the funds ftPjfttR
muuey.lrnder trr^vrr (Const), lf5«

Honeylender*! Aet rrrpntf
tuDueylend b> (Const ). ([Ti-

JdVfm/

roonev-len <ia!;aceaiint<rt^e^ fcwt
mopeydenmn: transaction «l||_«|f|.
CTT^tT

money lent TCI{ fin

money lilely to l,eeonic doe IR
f»«Ti ^ (nj<i) let t

moneysnsVioc sRiin n . tR tRIRI
money niarlel g^l fTTfn
money malerist I Llvn g^ 7R •
a *« TR • , <5 IIH ■*
money mallrriR frR
money of account fxet

g^t

money order iR ^ *1 K.he<jue ’Pt
pos'.l eJer vi"*?:)
money order clerk wnirt fe f R
mosey order commission \R^ iCCT
money order roa|M)niR^-u{vrvi
mosey out at inirrril RR fRT
1*1 tR

mooev |iaid;!H^

luonev |wivinenls'9i| ai\4*l

money receipt VR SiIr

money rescued hTB tR

moncT supply g^ B^l9

monci Mipplyssith the publieaRT

% BR gitlTlftl

money tran-orlion 1 fiwi 5^

KIT

2 HR RBSn

money value anf*< gR.

money salnenf the atamp* gKI** ^
5?^. Cl
money wafe* Ecm. gKI-gft.
money yield table fbrertep (% yield
tihle in nhvli nok money valno
has baen anbslilutod tot eolnma)
g^-srrfte

Jilon-byr Ceog "> {»nc»«>t

tcordl

Mao'olian odr (raea)^K*’s
Iilon'otian deserl'fincli Aret ST|fR

Mob^oIokI 4dj HtHWI*
mon'oose *f« m, lR»l. (Ma-
ratlu)

mooyoAse plant {Ophterriua
TnWl/.{D N.M.Tal)
tnonceel Zoot fmm m
mooiee « moseyer (an anthorired
eoioef ol nsonoj omiotar) HlflfR
t«. m

Moniera Bol RtRlTnft smlA

M runeifolia tiimR nRltfWI
(Nadk Itin icrteAsr’inii

Can dkcpcllainni)

Monilia (eharacterired by fermonting
tagir vsitli tlia production of gu)
tnityiPi imfi*

moniliformoL slonpt. B^JtV
MoniiiformiJae (Lat rioaila *o«cV<
laeo’ i« Sit nfi) *«I m

Moniliformis iRlfit

M. mnoilifovmis smtlR afrilR
Mooili];as|r>lae SlfitTrKT-4t( m
monition (admouitioo) n*hR n
monitor Zoof (a lirardl^KtT m. (an
eient word for a lizarl)

Monitor (ndwua ttm VmT ni.
monitor tijirdwmomlnr
monkey as,

itickey Lietd (doenstuto difsKla)

itItwI/ (B.N’.M)

monkes face tree (J/nflotni p^ilippf-
fic)iin)*ir41?B m
monkey floMcraRT-jRm
monkey fruit (feronm eUpl^nlnm)
TftR n (B iN .M

monkey yaik (drfoenrpws loloof/ut)
H til (B.M, Ben. Hia. Goj.
Kan)

monkevpot ttfu q ;
monkey piirrle Bot BRT-n^feVI
monkev skin (a colour, reddish red-
jellon ■ftlrf^Tin hue. o( low *T
saturation) *RMlfdT*E
monkriihesan^l fisli
monk's La*il (Orimum snncfnm) jsrft
f (B ,N .M , Dn Ben. Mai Kan.
Tam Tel)

monk'shood (dconifnm , naftll*’)
<TtT*TR-fRT /.
mono- gc.
mono acetin gfwt
moDO-arid pdj iryyR
monoariJic a-ij.
mono-aJelphous od;. Det gc
mono-atomic nd;. BTWfR*
mono atomic tlcoliol CAaei gVKRT*
fsf« gR

mono basic ad/ CAm.
Monoldcpharella £a< (tha rytote
JIM la motila Ihet. runii
P 800) ’«TgTt Btnflr
Monollcphiridalca Bot n.

Monobtepharia JJol (tho only t»*a-
roout fungi known in which t
motile sperm (B" it employed—
McUetin 1818, Diet. Fooji p 200>
*Tg* innfil.

M. polymorphs 5m WTO*

M. spliaeriea ntw *TKps
mono-brsDchiale adj Zeel
mnno-butynn CAens.
mono-calciurn phosphite
Wisjt*

mnnocir(.c)nry od; Dot W*T»rt
monorarpir ail/ Bet (fruiting OSJy
once) RTTyid) ( R,) (ef fTT**
a'lcienl nsrne of Uuta sapim/em)
monocirpic (lowering sifRnfl 5*^
tnoDoesvpoua adi, k Ipistil) Cat.

■ tplc

w^gr <Rwn

XBOno-citttr ittandani 977

raono-hydroxy-

inoa»<ci«ter attfodint
TTT’nrx

JtoDorer* tnl)efeul*tJi = El*eoc»rpa»
tnberrulaln* Be*

MoBOccro*e»UnicoTn ^ifren 3^^/.
n«oocha»i(l 0,/^ Bol (4^)

Donochasial cyme

meaochajiarn Dot ri (tie

•cbuiom)

MoBoclilimydeae Dot (harms
petals) Bl^r, m fl

menoehlamrdeous arlj Dot
3*7

nooorhord ^Vimc /.

Monoclioria va«iDali4 k Ponteden*

monochromatic adj
monochromatic lij;ht sr^TTl

monochrome 077^
m. black Cel. Ind-

m. hlack*blueCoI*7»»d t^-n f wt-

sftF

m LlueCeJ 7ad

n. hrwB Cel. Tnd <rxTn »«

m. peeo Cel 7ni. «(1T7 ffi:'*
w pfj Cel. Jnd 35?

ID oranite CeU Ind- »rtn

m. recJ Cel. Ind. <76^^ rs
m. Tiolet Col 7nJ.
m yellow Cel. tnd 7V
monocle OpMtuilmol cr^hrS fi
Btonoclea £«{. ^ tuLo like inro*

loete)

tloDocIeiceae Bat n.

m oDi^li nal ihiftiDs (ol n nrer)

•nftrefcTfn

monocline C»I. »*sf« /.
moBo-rlinicflcf,. Crpji i^^- a T fi r g
monoclinic priim wBjnftir aiw
monoclinic lyitem Cryit.

monoelinona adj. Dot. TffTfil
Monoclonin* Zool (mono- in; + Gk,
tlonion dim. of klon ‘twig’. A genus
of dinosaurs with e Urge nasal
horn) ‘tTyntrzn-Jrxifil
monocotyledon Bet. Py ftj - tJ m
nooocotylcdonoas adj Bat.

moBocoiylcdoBoat seed Bat.

Airft »ht, it*

tnoDocnlar
mono-cyano'cn
monocyclic adj Chm
Monoiychra ^ool • nn rn
monocyclic terpene v4Br7<>
MonorystiS Zoot (a germs in niiieh
the piotoplasm is not dmded into
legmonta by septa) was-fl 9 jllfa
monocyte Anot (mononuclear laueo
cj to) WWrT-^fiE /

Kfonodelphia Zeet (so named from
their more or less unified nterns)
rjfeyrrrghm ».pi.

monodelphian, monodelphic, mono,
dclpboua ad}.

monorliipersc system (colloidal syf.
tem ID whieb dispersed particles
aiT>^ are nniform ^ in tire and
shape) hwisBIdi ^((^

Monodoo ^ool (genus constituted by
the narwhal) inirf^

M. monoccros nihI'B
monoecious ad; Dot (hariug both
male and female reprodoctire
organs on the same todiridual)

moooectoos plant 0ot. 9TT7

monogamy n

}(ottogeaa ^oof «rtc9I»«T**rB m
mouogene ad} Ceel (built op by a
single eruption) *ptXRi
oonogeneity (n from taooogen eons)
/. etc

mooogcDeous 1 = monoeenic adj.
Hath, (liaring a common origin)

3 ^0«l. (developing with little
change) »r^7I»(lT WPTI*WT

3 smoDOgenoos BioJ. **^37
Tnooogenesis r^3R7 n

1 (ooe&ess of origin) /

3 (tbeorv of doTolopment of all

liTVDg things from a single cell)

3»smonogeni*m «.

4 (ssexnal rcpronnction)

MJind fi.

a (direct derelopment without
metamorphosis) K*?9I*?rt nu

Bjonogenesisi (-t^) n^*

monogencfy = monogcoism

91T «

tnonogenelic adj. 1 Biol, (relating to
monogenesis) ntJIdfd*

3 Dyetnj o^rgjii

3 Ceof. (one in genesis) D+dliJi 15^
Tlfi!

4 Zool (pert to the Monogenetici)

Monogenctica
»7iT mpl.

Bonogenetic dye CUm. (j ielding but
one shade) <44*dl<t

monogenic ad}. 1 (haVing a eommoa
or single origin)

3W

2 (descended from one pair) *iW,

^4(9 lyc

3 ilicl. (pertaining to monogenesis)

i hlath (haring a common origin)

n^tiTlId

6 Petreg. (relating to sn igneous
rock eompouDd of a single mineral
epeeies)

TDODogenie reproduction Bet.

SnT97

monogenisbi i^9>A149lt m.
monegemst 3T!n7-9Tfl ( m
reoDogenistic edy i'*4ll74lfW
moBogenoui w monogeneous od;. Died.

ent39

moQoge&oui reproduction st%^

tnm

monogeny 1 (asexual reproduction)

n.

3 (theory of descent from a single
crested pair) u*4|44H *'».
monoglot

moDiigrsm gmvT n
monograph Rsl't n.

Monograptus Faltanlol.

9X^7

M. colonus

M. priodoo a i a iag trferxx
monogynr n

inoDO'lialogcn

monohihrid jj.ci (i hjhrid nliosa
parents differ lu a imglo chiracttr)
r».

mono-hydrate CJum. ijx.3^9
moDo-liydrie adj. Chnn
mono-hydric alcohol ^99

mono hydroxy. Chem.

978

aono'TaUnI

ntono'hydiozy alcohol

inoDo-by<lroiy alcohol Chem.

^ ^
mono key operator
moooUyer

nonolite fatl tcarlel Col /n<l

ftot siha

m red

m, yellow tfla

tnoDolitluc ni] erzpU

monolithic RCC -precast leat

t^ini ■pftfirr sfNqls

monolog's* \atta wwn, n

monomania

monomaDiac orf; (4\)

mononieclwnici’rinl»»3*P^?'9lf^*
monooietalli-m Eton, (tho legtlizoil
•oi* ol one metal onlil
monomclric = isometric tdj, Crytl

monomial, mononomul iluii.

V?rt

anlinocutal cxprcetioB Alg Uoeeiit-
inj; of but a aiagl* tai-n) ^V7^*

BoDomoleeuUr film ■ Bononote*
eujar layer WT ris.

Monomytna Zeot lbw« one adiSoo-
tor matcle) (fffTTTTVt eipl
moBonueleirn Phyiiol mwvt-tvfi/.
cnenoonelrir leucocyte Fhytiel
fwaatyn icpp polynot"
fboniuleiT le’seoote}
mono operator Priniins <r»g?
mooopeelinste oJ; Zool
monopha^oui adj Plant Pathol
((<e>ling on one plant or ono Lind
of food) «rsr. ^zf^wty
■noDophylrlic adj

mooopliyodont Zai g »r T-

^"1

moDoplivoilont dentition
monoplane Bzrra n

rnonoplinelKin Cot «rT Bie i /
monoplegia 1I,J of htirjn m
mooopIoiJ.hapIoiJ adj Cytol OT.
rpi

moDoplont • haploni pet
(McLean 1192)

JlonOpoeumoni Zxl (Dipnoi lo
which the long n tingle) rrcycjft
•TO m pn order)
monopodul «dy. Bel nzitf.

raonopodiat Itranchiitg Bot- IVRff
5n^3C»TO

monopodial rhuome Sot

f*rTTTO*W

mono|>ailiitD Boi (t^)

monopolar sa uni|>olar adj Zod
(liavms wrie proceta) SilrjW
mono]M>l ISC :: monopolize
monopolist (f^) m

mouopoliMic ndj

monopolistic coni]>clilioa •rTri'TT^

mi

monopolistic orgimaatiofi

uonopolste ab
*T»I

monopoly (Const), <I«*

ftrftro (signifies 000 toller).

(sign fiea tho major aal-
ter] (we poly)
monopoly price •r^ifireTT
monopoly procurement

monopoly profit icon.
ftw

monopoly purchase eyeiem i^fa*
C[y*7q<(<r

monopoly return Eton «TOtf«rt»
BTOW

monopoly tecenue fee, •'CifffniT'

•nmr

monopoly royalty eyateoi

monopoly through trade tfniT tm

monopoly value Ken
mouopsony Unarfipn (tigoifiea one
bnyer). inimftrn /. (signifiet the
major buyer)

tnonoptott Gram tTWR* «
monopyroxcnc m

monorail Tbys.
tnanatarrharide Chem.
monojaerharoareChm ^ 1 T«Tr|

mono seclion Printing
Monosi's ZeeL «r«rinrT irzift
monosiphonout aJj Bat
mooosodiun phosplitle Cham,
tflTTJ ••hOt
monoipore Bfit

mono^ule ft*. ^«tnf as. (abort (or

CWffTO)(aM stele)
monostelic adj Dot tr»«»*l
luonoslelic condition Dot •'.wf**'!'
V9II

Monosiichodonta Polcontol. (Gk.
eioiioa ‘single’ + atic7ioj liDa'-~'
numerous cuticular teeth in a lin'
sit eenduatej senes) xniifk^-o'
n. (kflfi tribe) (C/. Distic)iO'
donta)

mouo'Sulphooe Chetn. SJeTT
nionosymaieiric adj. 1 CrviL

3 Ptel “sygomorphicnzpfira
iiionosviumetric (lower jet

tuonosymmetrie system Crptt. JV'

moDothecal=unili>cular Bat.
Monolocardia Zool (heart hu only
one auricle fd^)

moneleoous expanee Ctol. eilzfsTV

fttmt

niODoieny 1 JKvjic (anoieal

word). ^9^. j«!Tpl9t/.(w lone)

3 W^ftlTO n , rftTCTT /,

Monoltemata Zool. (order)

•TO, jf&x.fTO fn.

noDotreme Ze«2. BeiVts^ (l\) m.
Blonouope Del. wnft

Bt hypopityi (Gk pity* ‘pine* dl*'
NaViee tn piciv«oo>lt.-B(. PL
p.700) fejTT’

M. nnidora BWPn^JTjer
monotropie od;

monolropy «r«IT&TT, JfTefnTO/
Blonotus Zool ^vt-tTZlT*
moDolype Printing (it eaats individual
typos)

monotype composing inai-hiDe ifVgT*

monotype keyboard o'«g?-f*sft'TO
monotype operator (caster)

TO?t« (Afrvi)

moaolyiie aperttor (leyboerd)
jzgy-TOfTO (ir<r<TO)
monotyplc adj. I

2 (containing only ooe spoeies) J**
apftrt

3 (containing only a single genus)
mon^ureiJes

moBo-Tilest edj, Cbeni. (tjl

mon-oxids

979

MontlfringllU

tnon>OTSde Chm. HX
rnonosime Chem.
nonoxjlic a/}J. Dot. ®*TTW
moooxjlic *!fm Dot.

MoDozoa Hool t^<Nvx«ar^xA m
)Ionro 1(4 loTomfit of Monro
monsoon l (r/ »m»OTT in Till

:jt'(x»rT»), ma^ ig n.

Q Xlitg m.

3 (thn rMnj aeiwon) >Pd-<ig m
noo'oon forest XlV’tfg X5T
monsoon petioil WXV'^3
monsoon planlin' (Vti

monsoon rainfill ^

monsoon wimis TfWrg
monster (an animal or plant depart,
ing greatly in form or ttnielnre
from tlia ntaal form)

( Pf.). «rTF9 ri.

Montlcra Bol. (learea foil «l ronnd
holea) f«Trrt ffxrft
M, delieioea (eeriman) ITT<TT*X fin*

eioniitnaltj \ /.

Moniigu'i harrier ^feri
(abloman TtT nhite fVt)
montana hrosrn Coi. M.

montifte «rt» ,

montane climate srnltr verng
montane lahtropira) foreata

montane temperate forest xrfxat*?-
WTTXX

montin'ic acxi CXees- x^vfAfnrx eree
montan «aa (« ),,nd of high melting
wax) XTfffimr n

motile-jul (apparatus for raiaiog a
liquid) ntnInjN r*.

Monterey c^prest (Ciirrrssaa morro.

e(ifp<i)

iionierey plne»rinui railiaia
Montessorl method Jvdne.

ftmftrtm ftft

month xtH? m.
monlh.enil triTPl
monthly mJj tnl)w
monthly n. iTTfRC <t
monthly ahsiraet Rtfnx
monthly ahairat t return wtf«tx

sftrret

monthly aerount xn9t% 3tert
■ooRihiy •rronat of prise bonde

iisuei! irt form P.n lOHrajx t*

Ttn fr» »rr gnxR x»xf *n RiPfre
diVT

monthly ft<lju«imrnf liat ttifhc RXT.

xVin-n^t

monthly altowanre fnfxv

mfflx *nn

monthly ami ptogreatise total inf^
Mt? nnriJt xtn
monthlv aiiendanee *n(ffX
monthlv hslame znfirx |P}
monthly hiimlle (SO^f 47) fllOtV tijT
monthlv theih list mf^XXfhRT-^
monthly compilations lTiT)tC (tXWX
monthly eontumpiion RtfRX TTxltl
monthly coupon ticket Dig mfflV
xRxi 9XX

monthly •lehiis ami credita tri^X
frxura iftT arpgwx

monthly tleduetion tnf^TX *tXTgX>

monthly de|*«sit ftirg
monthly slwcrepancy aialementa
xnTffX

monthly sliatnct fond mrAX SXTft*
fxf*

monthly expenditure atatrmenia

monthly fine aiaiement mfhc ^«T*
fxTTW

monthly graxingarsouaiinfflX XTyvi-
Aasi

monthly liealili aummary 1T1%X

monthly health eiimmary report
rtfisrsn mftx xxty»x
monthly inf«Bie Rifn* wix
monthly loatalment tnf^ Ifuim
monthly jaane ftfht
monthly lieynee lee
UTl

monthly list of pelillona infttX

monthly payment nrf^X
monthly J'cmiil ntfiw wgjri
monthly |•rrripltat■on SfatiKiri
tnPr<f4»»nTx

monthly procrediops selume infc».
xinTr<l-wTn

monthly proprcaa ajf^ Bnfrt
monthly progreae fe|>ort ttihfw jptf5|.
Bfir^

Bonthly progrraa retara lITjfir.

sfTXT^T

monthly register JTrfaX
monthly report tnffTX
monthly return mOix nfxxrn
monthly return of expenditure inftV
xqtT-Hfi[XTy|

monthly achool inspeelion report

tnfirx ftftsrsi

monthly season ticket iJIv. trrf^

•rr*

monthly shop inspeetion statement
RlPjx Kn^-firftRot-ritTt^
monthly spirit ilork account tnfkx
Hltr* n.»'a-ftw
monthly statement
monthly itatement of charges xnfkv
tnTfT*f*XW

monthly aiatrmcntof reecipla infkx

monthly ticket Dig. wftx TTX
monthly tickets deposit money 71 (^,
infa« xiTx-rilftx.TtftT
monthly total anfft* xln
monthly lour and shop iisipectioB
ststemeni tnfRX q4cx mn Hnar.

ffftnn ftfT*t

monthly transit Itrenee htTrv XR*
xtfx

monthly y«»t w(H« inm
monthly vital iiatistica an|) sanitary
return 5fV«x.JFTi(X nwi WRaX XI
artful* siftxTX

mooihty vital itatislies return of the
district IpcgW XT mfeX rflgsf trtx*
BfgXTX

monthly volume tnflrx WIT
month of manufacture ftB^.anTT
month price iTTR.^’Pt
month to month XIHI jiTtR
MonileoU /efs tpatqfa tnnf*t
suoniicolui fJol Tite. (growiog on
hillal

monticule £ool. firf^rt /.

Monlleollpora raltontol. (L*t.
evlui 'littla blll'^porui 'pore*, Bor*
faeo of tbs colony la made rough
by the oloogation of group* of indi.
Tidual lube* to ta to form tmoll
•Uvatioua. montienlM ~~ Sbimer
p.223) xtxPjft.nx7%

Monticoliporidae XTX&T^.^ nv.
Bfontifrin ^Ua ^r ea (genoa of anew,
finch**) ftXX?X-»Xlf!

monlmorillonit*

980

more conTaniant

moatmorllloQite (a toft cli)l>lca
tnnertl) «•

roiaeri!)

Montoyelli i»g t>oth tleader tod
tliick myceiitJ (=hyrh») thretdal

5Ionlj«ll;er yellow = mineral yellow
mootfoydite ">

enry, "R- lor oiide lor
mineral)

monament trrt* (Cont ), RTtUT* w.
memorial tail*

remembraneer WTWTT?

moDzonite Prlroj (composed o( plt-
gioclaie tod orthoeltsa

s-grf't; +iPl<l5q m
inooulie» = blackberry {/.lUisi /ftl*

eoni) A

mood 1 Cram (tetion or ttata ti
fooetittd by tbe mndl wH ov.

3 t«fieTT»^*»-
A I lOnwarwi

aoeaRower l (Ca/myc(ion tooA'ioe)

VJtcf^/ (Bmi. Kta )

S ■ Ipomoet learn
moooli|btBfle»b (eoloai)

Boealigbt blot (t eoloar, blmtb

green blue 10 iinei of low

»a tttatuioo) WW
moenteed (my (Itot of the
tf/rnacrat) W'XlfrJ n
■soon»eed fimily W*y#f7 JW fi
moon fpii £o< (meeiluinoat caMin]

n

tnoonwon (rcfryeAttn Tefurio) PJ-
moor (it u orerltii with petl

’WwK/

mootUnd

raoortJ (to £t t Teeiel la t yerti-
caltt (’tee by {a<tenin( witb ett^
let to! t-cloTt of with Inet)
wmo.fwrrw. ^-ws'ew (w t-ehor)
DO0Ti'e(c( trretfvrinooriig)ifl*r<re

moor et eo-boc ►ry T^jq

Moore t elite lulbnl Xrci W^tft WB
‘ lfi» (apper tad lower plamtj*
bfowa »». Tentttenm ajif)

moorhen arrjfaitiji (eAa^fffS

tncieat word)

moono' tt- 1 (that wbuh moort a
resael. as anehorai
2 pi (the place of a moored vessel)
WtariyW tvm n

Sloonth red {a colonr. red yellow
rwtfll ID line, of very high "fa
raturatiOD and high * brilliance)

moorland (wasteland overlaid with
peal)

moor plant
moo runs = Bi arrant
moorwon Tlwt?n/
moot (siibjaet to argument or diseus*
Sion) fmei

moot cate fmtj
mop waVv^ m
mopp wp ire mop ttp
mop ap Mat (to fiaieh aUerly, to
eonpleta the eeirare of an area
jQit taken by eearchinfi oot anS
capturing or deetroyiog any eneny
there found) wftwBTW
Maraceee Set (family of />m tC

DioraiBc Otel. (an accumalatioo ef
eartbi etonee, etc. carried and
tnalljr depoeiled by a glacier) ftwHr

moraine deposit Crof ftstr '

moral ». tft^ n , ttyi-fll, arrUT w.
moral aH> (Const ). «lwjfT¥

•ooA tnoral eharerier Hsafu
moral ibendesmeol ^nWT? v4,
moral and material al'andoomeot
jrrwTf •'*1? wf«tB ■*rnn. inaifiv
ifH trrfuctnfwsi
moral l>eliatioort|*|«TW w.
moral rertamty Lev^f^ EtVW
moral cbixarter rrw w
moral caBtideralieo Afiv sfyve
morale | (mentel atate) /.

2 srwt^ll ».

3 Siftwm fe-
moral rtideore nfw «)rV7

moral intaniiy ttPrC T*imT

legal lotenity 4f« TMrwwi
moraliiyrr^mTei (Cenit-) wfy»wt/.
rm It.

moral law (Vwq

moral nceeisity trPTB
moral oliligatioa Lsw^fn
moral (xrionality PirtiB

moral periuasion

moral restraint ^fss fpTB

moral* tfrsr H.
mannert fnvi-lTT
etim* tf l eiHK
|>rinri|ile* sfsnB

moral ti lence sftw fllTTW
moral trainin' Elite sfBsPI

character Iraiiiiug atTWrf ttftnnt(
Mi'ait-uigci

moral tiirpiiudc wfn
mora**

moraioriiiiii Aaio i4^*fbl-w, ttVit*
faxMAlit m.
morbid ailj. 1 ftrw

3 (relating to ilisossef u. morbid
anatoTsy)*Blf*', ftfiA
morbid anatomy wpailiolo'ieal ana.

loiiiy ftyy btM swift rrfU
morbid appearsnee fit^ BW
morl’iJ eonJiiioa Tin, irww

^

morbidiiy turvey WMWfl BIwftkTt
morbid sympioiM' NVTT Itim
morbid liitue ftfR
ttoRhelU Dot 501 S3lft (ii»t eesMt
in and ftsw. Panjabi 5*t)

.M Looica n}«g grw
il. e*ruleotj B7W ^sw
3lorJacia (Ltl morJere 'to bite") 2eol-
ftySTB-mift

mordant Dytiitj (wbieb by eomliaing
with a dyestuff produces a filed
colour) trr SUFT* ei.
mordant -WITB (thort for (W-WIT*)
mordant black ttf ll B WJff
mordant blue fOTT* tflB
mordant Idue paile Cof. /itL WTT*

mordant dye swrT* (Sjc
mordant yellow Cof led- SffTTB ^
more o/f; Kftc

morearturately s^TW^si, wftkO*.^

it

Slorra' (tribe) flof Hy m. (1^

tribe)

piore Lrirfty wfgB tiVl R

more complea wErwnT, wftV kfeW

more conveaieat «ft« wft*

taai^ glare

931

loitality

more ;ra^cJI^
more liea\ > wfc? Wlft

more in^oluLle sft?aaT
morel Be! g*7 n- (cf. Paajtbi
3 ^

morelle (Sf’.ti.nri niTrum)

(B .N ,11)

morellosmulberrr (» coIqut red
disb-btae m hue» of eery

low sxtaratioo and ee’y Iqtv
bnllia-ee)

mote or le«i Btiwrt

moreorer wgift, «ni ^ fr^TT
more <olable ad]- "fre

more<pi«e pnntinj >t5>5*rJr. «lfj«

mor^anilea^vorobyente llintral (»
rooe-ealoarol eaneJy oJ berjl)
(rTrroie.>I<b«rTl)
)Ior^‘« l^eiUot m Proieni mor'
^nii

Borjne ta dfidhoa»e) vawe n,
Bionboad adj- ftreJfTB, w:^^’

rm

ttonbund tree Fertitry ftmm fV.

BionnCAeei (ehiel eoloonog fnser-
rle offnisie) ’TT^f 5 % /.
llonada£cl Kr^^fc ’ aaift
M. amfoha (ladua ealbeny)

3L tioetona ti ti i vt Hit^a (B-Od.
Ben. Bin. oeA* SIP. aeh,
eieA. Vri. Othu, seAAalc)

.>t. umbelliU (ij IS » ser»=:bli3g
s^rnb— Bisa)

ilonns* Bt:- trar^

JI. eoneaneosis ^j! 1 r'|M|k4<i CB.,

M.^)

SI. oleifen (drwnst-eV tiee.Isd.sn
to*se radish} iTvy^a-f

r*^«w. Ben. as;fM.
En- T«L TTru »;j»-

iu)

'I. pter7»o»perma = 'f. oleifers
Slonopeeae B-.t. «.

SlonnfseZ;.; tTntTlTr-5W b.
Ston.i«£.< ('j-nily Cmcife-ae Sock.

r'a-t) jnrft

SlennTTiJje Ztd- *r5r^-4tl •».
StormjroiJee Unberder) «TrTT3*!ei n.

Mormmis Zuct. (canoes looting
£st es. Ten Tinable in tho form of
tbo 1 ead and bods ard in the
exteot of fins) eismjHd'ft
M cal>atlDs (Lat ca&affiis ‘borse*.
so ramed from the resemblanea
to the bead of the horse) ■naiH*
«<?-!?

momin: . Biraifr* ei

toaniiog glor* RTTMt/

\ =. Vpom.<i>ea

Slfpenofta ieierijc*t) y~ fl'd m
(Basa) (Be.i a-iiid4<uA)
moraiBg beshh parade 977* mtt.***
57*^

marBia: meal SISTRd n
noroiDg parade 9T5 -BTTR
Btorruo: red sryTl
oorniD' siekaess SltfHWSl
morain' 'tar dr.'ren (aay of the
yla-e*** when It naea before the
ann) /.

Bsorocco (a fine ktsJ of leatker prepa-
red eomaonly from goatsba)

*. (5J.»ft9 prob. fr *1 ‘goat’)
SforoccowMorocco red
morocco Icatber > morocco
Morocco red * Morocco (a coloer,
reditsh red yellow <‘*’r-<e- 13 tae*
of low f-r bnlhanee) F t fiyCMt
Sforonc (n*-! ‘ish*

aeeient word)

* 51 labrax crfwl

Moropus Pafeenr-.’ (In general apyea-
rasce as well as It sje. it wM
yrobably rather korse-I te —In tbe
s'lm stnll* the general p*oroTtions
were these of the bo*s*s cf that
Bg*— Bnt the o g *s, instead cf
beanag hoofs, were terminate<I by
large hssnre>l cngaal yhatangel,
undcnbte-Ily beaneg ect hoofs (nt
etont cisws — Kamer pJ37) 9^715*
«rf7 fw^'lc'^e' occers in wsty

and WT7ir)

51 ciaios (’o"’g front le^— B:=:er
p. 339) WwTw;

morph .*T

Biorpbia=tiiorpl>>Be55r^ /.
morphia ■•say Lottie zfl-ft Tf*^-

morphia Iicroce ai^"'vr

morphuaae •eclia 5'^tT

.morpbic 1

2 ••Ige-'i (in Teromcrpbic 5**^^
morphia =niorpbine

morphinae h 7 dforhloriJum=mor-
plune kjdrochlondc
morphinae tanras sBTtrihf
morphine = morphina = morphii
PAjm. ‘sleepi-

ness')

TawpVii^^ =irs.t>tpVi%n.'se

bydrochlondam awl/t
morphine-N-oxide
raorphiBc salt gJl-^ -yrn
morphine tartrate g rf iw ' l
morphinone Cr.m Stfiwj /.
.morphism -?73l f.

Slorpho Zoel. (a genns of handsome
Ameneaa bntterCies)
morphoeeDesuamorpho'eor (pro-
dnetios of Bsrphologieal e'’arae'
leTa>m!'Jr-td «,

Dorpho^eoctic cJ;

BorpboliDC CAc^s fftfrWl/.
Borpholopcal ad], Btel.
Borpbolopeal characters
rtrt

Borpholopcal differeotlatloD psrn-
trflc>7

aorpholof leally T er- t tVffA ;
Borpholopicallr diffcreot p^rnTTS:
Crtr

morphotopical modification Bel.

morpholo^cal nator* Bet. T V 7 . '.

morphological resistance P.’jsf
Paticl. Twmfrw
morpholosKl yvntu rs.

anorphoIo'T Biol, I tWITtfrO, KT^-

2 ('orm and stmetn^e) H-TgT pt,
morrhaascod ri.

morrhnate *.

morThqicc.0

5Ior*calplu!<tcr rt>lr Tt>7 Uc:
ajtios cf *s, s-J ayaces)

5Iorse key ft-j*?*!

mortal ajj tri. 5— •=»▼, XTTV, VTTV.

V7TT ti<.rdi:se-ena)
mortaliiT 1 cpita.

2 (-nrler cf deaths in a

rT«

z&ortalitT tat*

98*

most favourad nation tnatmant

lime . ) ^*3*laai /, nrwti m.

3 UKaii wT»ttn /.

tnorlalit) rele WT®< *4

mortality reliirna
mortality table 7fia«iriinee HTW
nortanjr l>i Sit* It

mortal wound WTO HS, WTO SI*
mortar 1 (e ;<lutie buildieg meteiiel)

S (in wbieh eubetaoee* ere pounded
or tubbed with » pestle) StSTtB «,

S J/iL (i eenon used to throw pro-
jeetilee) fffiftroT/
mortar and pestle TOt ajtltt

mortar sand pestle gtlS

mortar structure Prlroj
n>ort;a:e u Lata a»TO ru (Const )
Riott*a;erb «S4<
tnoriga'e banb vrTO-oi'nl*
mort'aje by conditional tale tTTft-
ara tw:**»TO.s«ft*»sfTO**TO
&«*TO

Bortgs^ed 4if; a*v»ntrl
nort{:s*« debenture *»TO VSt*
norlfi^CHlebt
Borifs^e deed VNC (Ms
nortp^rd isnd aatlft* stft. WTO
Wtlnl >1^1

Bortpsgee Lav W*<1. Wt(*Br(» (
mongsgee b; roaditioasl sale trafs
wsal

inotigsgee in possession wro
mortgsge edcutnbranee *»TO-tnT
inongsgee wilU possession WtS-
»»*<I

oortgi'c money «»«« frftt
mortgaye propertr vrro Stf®
mortgage security comiiaor TOTO
trftsjft RHTt*

morigs'e with possession WTO

monjigor Lav (one who Riroi e
m rl„ice) *e««Trn I T) se

VI >Rjv trftfafi

mortmain f„nr(s4ch estate of posses

3 ri Com JC«. Vihsiton) TOts rn

/

Monmsin Kn wvrrw tt-irfift an
mortuary

mortiim sn* ss, ee.
morula IToof 1 IJ*. Sftjil sn.

3 = polypla<t gftjTOsu.
Moruloidea reiArvot npt

mom oaLsspeen *ak
Morui /Joi t^nrif*

BL tlbe{srbit« ranlberrfa mulberry)
Hjr

SL t»djeeww»*rDl(ajI,M., Dm.
Ben Uer l[t)

M laevi'ata (tean^ate 'emootb'
fi^N) fptn» ip

M nigre (bleck mulberry tree,
eommoQ mnlbeny) TTOfp
B1 rubre (real mullierry) ip
M terraia^Himalasan mulberry
fjtllK* ^

mosaic n f fTOf ^11 ss.

mosaic n.lt fijJlfttl.. frojfsq*
mosaic slesclopmcni 2ool S^fqfwt-
frwfl

mosaic goll Cat Ik I (for cnilJtng
uoosi) yrt

mosaic image ■ sp|K>s>tss>Q image

£oe(. sK^fii e. trpwqq.

(ice mosaic tboory)
mossic o( errsiats Zvl ret-^ffpi
mosaie psttera /!>(
mosaic theory e,j,uU,fte

eone to the compound eye o( en
ertbropoil recetree enl transmits
to the breio but e pottion of en
imsge, the poriiont being eembieed
by the brain into e picture of the
whole) w*

oiosji? virus ffguFro-fun^
mosaic risioa srgqfwqpft (««
u oseie thoory)
tuosasaur rjbuelof Sru«m m,
>Iosa.,un-rTtbois«usorpbe Falnn
tat r4hto s<i.j>J
llosjtsuriaaPytboisoinoTpha
Mosasaiiridae ^ayr % 1 l r\,

Blosasiuruf P.iltvnl.'L sHhit Baif t

"‘’’ll!!!!* flowem)

*1 Vlj*! «

nioscliaitis Del Tji
BIoii tuner (eaUssnil)) •I'UH'lljdsj ns.
.Moscbnthrrs ^juj. sr*«kl^Vt.rrFg
(nos e'-ni is a neme for eirel la
e-H))

moscliusMnask rb.sn«. Wrfrt /.

Mosrhus ZaeL «I»irwi tnrft

M. inoscliiferus (musk deer)

moiqiie trfro^
mv«/]uito 1 *TO* su.. JTOp
3 A/ib (lersetile British aircrelt)
*rjT*ftwi* IS

mosijiiito Toatrol qn* f*WWt
ino<i|uilo control tiDit ffTO fTOSW I-
TW

mosquito riirtiiD WT^I
mosquito larva *rTO-fr*M.

nio<i)iiito nrt tlTTCft
iuo‘>i|iiilo netting WTtfft WT^fl
WtSl

mosquito oil mro-tq
morqiiiie plant (of South Africa) “
Ocimum viride
mosquito-proof BIT*
mess I Dat ^

8 (eoIour}‘*n1d moss green

moss cB 1 (to cover uitli nioss) sfrit-

jfttnTO

9 (to remove moss from)

moss agate (a variety of agate eon
tain. ng moss like mstkingi)

mosiwlsd, moss grown «Jg,
SfrWTOlf?*. Wi WB|
tuossfuppnl oak m Turkry oak
((?ucvciii rema) 5*TO**W5
moss green (a colonr, groeniili yel-
low in liusi asturation and

brilIiancB moilium *m) BvtoIihIp
I 1IO.S grey ^yellow <fT m hue anl of
low stf aaliiration) bWI*
Dio.v-rowo-nio.s cUl
mooing jfnrTOrp. ••

moss rose {» enloiir. re.1 t»T in line,
aaturation and brillitTiie luodium
WU) BTOfW:

mossy bank t rtanj f rr?
roost BRrvpgjr^ sr^utB srwB
most roniinon RiBT»BnB
roost romptriil B»H Bfrc BB
roost rlruirntary knowledge irtTOf
Wiflu* pro

rmist et|wditiou4 means ffhOTOWn*
roost fssouml njlion*! risiise ia-oa.
(clsuis-parscraph) *TBtJ1<ftmf
«fktW

most fsToured nsiKUl treatment W
WJ'iC’ltl »u»rf

dost ctneral

933

motmot bias

iBOit penersl ITHr^^Tir
Mo»t IIoBorabV
ino»l immediate arfi

nomixolent op*tJrt •r*T*Ta^e^

nfe, TT’rnr

Bioitlytpp

ino»t preeioni familj posMssion irfir-

most profound respect qrtr WTTT
most typical fgftriTttr
moat urgent wfY^ rft
▼ery urgent syi wfTTpfr
KlotaciIIa Jrei (tr^^Oz

ocenrs la rjrT*n-r^^)

Moueillidae Arti WrafR m.
moth 1 5 r>t*r m , ^4rn
3 (eoloor)=n)olh grey
moth lean (PAuieofua dconiti/slius)
rtfT5i» n. (B ,jr )
mother arpn ( ifl /.
mother axis Bet. ITT^-WW
mother eeU irr^ chn
mother eolooy Zcel. jtp^ jt^ts
mothereraft a i ^^w r /.
mother CTii^aof. iTr?-aftt!

■’"Ibsr pll.ry

(Pf. Sitltrie prtnnpaU) g;w fWl

■»oth<,l«d <irj^r,/.(,„br«hlui<U

mother li^oiJacytoblaslema
mother liquor (residual latursted
liqaidlRTI-aTW

mother of miaor ar?tm jft *jt 5I
mother^f pearl Zool. grn-arpn (anei.

•ot word from tMOrpe)
mother-of thjnie = wi]d thyme (rXv-
war aerpvHum) 5*7 T’lJ'ft /
motherplant *17^.7777
mother root Bet. ST?
mother teed <^3
mothefi-hean (C<jp«»a iurM^ar

tern) T^jrfjttT m.
mother aiarter ^
mother iuhtlance („ of rubber) TTTT-
’TTW nrt ^ n. ’

mother toogoe BTy-urn/ (Contt )

mother tree U tree which

proTidea a^eil for nataral regene-
rstio*)— I F^) WPt ^tr,
motherwort 1 {Artemtna tuf^arn)
(B-.M)

3 (ZeonuTMi eardtaea) tuyt'nlfl ei.

» oth flower Bet. Wst-jar

moth grey (* eolonr, yetlowitb red-
yellow tT’rfr^T in hue, of low 3 T
saturation and htgb 7 bnliiatee)

moth motleiD *

motile a/ij Biel ^
motile rell 37 aTnn
motile zoospore Bet ^ BVarj
raotiliiT 1 sspi'j-ti/

3 Bet «rrrt /
motion I PAy, nfl /

( 1 ) First law of motion A body
will continoB in its stata of
rest or of uniform motion in
a straight line nnless acted
upon by an estemal force 37
jpKera 37 TTTd fttm.

Mytei^jno: et?rr T3>rT»if^ 5
(ft’t ftaw'tta'if 7 m 33-
ft 9t§> eft emt'ir-tTp 3

>nft)

( 11 ) Second law of motion The
rate of change of momestom
IS proportional to the lopres*
ted force and tabes place 10
the direction ot the lapreesed
force mat % «i »r} mtt*!?

37 fT ^ \ urr urimi <7

*I ftn 5 mr t ('W'nfH^ari

siitirm-' i-jiis) y)

(ill) Third law of motion Action
aud reaction are equal and
opposite ftnt «ilt aPfriT pn *i)^
Hftitftvft 9 H) J (txniifT&it Bs
TfptiBFO q)

3 Pari iVcrtice 03717 III. (Const )
resoiulioo af^aq (Const )
pronosai Btun-'l (Const )

3 Lam (an application made to a
court or judge orally in open court
• or by a petition or other wnttnn
application to obtain an order,
ruling! direction or the like, in
farour of the ••rpIieant)inT77 b.
on hii own motion
Diction for ro04i<lcration
tTT’iry (Const }

motion for the adjoiimmcnt of tI>o
Houie n77«r3nr<FT^^ qiffrwrr
motion in ■ cirrlcwrirrufjr motion 1
7^^ trfi

motion in three dimetiiiotu fufiTf
rify (ftUT dimension)

motion in two dimensions rrft
the motion is adopted Smy
girt

motion moved PjW. Practice H 35 T 7
ffTTT j*n

motion nucleus = kinctonueleus
Zool. rjft eerf^

motion of adjournment Pari. Prae-
tiee Wtt7*B37r7
motion of closure bwtst sftit
motion of confidence f^TTiq-STTin^
(Const )

motion of no confidence w fit * jm .
(Const )

mot^ of pure rolling ifafA. % 75 r.

motion of rotation AfalA. 7 f^Tnr.rrf?i
motion of tran-lation « translatory
motion pxyt tmkrrn nfq
motion picture u.

motion picture camera
moiiou picture projector sprfqq.
Tfrra

moll orange R n sniliDe ortnge
SDsoIuhle

moti red Gwoil soluble red GG
moiisate cA. PiyeM. wfiTTft.asrsT,
wAafftw, nqhpt

meti^og factor p.ytAof HUbrr,
tnnr*

motivation Prrhol. FfH?> 77 , !Pt >37
11 ., str«jn» 7 i, ffjfsr /.
motive n 1 rnro, ^ 7 ^ ri.

2 Lav (I P.C)
purpose tnfhR
aim R-q
object
end

intention stfaiTT. ftfvrqr
premeditation njfjgd
driilicration

deMgnRfesyiT

motive od; 1 UTUT

2 &Tq. Hftp-fqqq, tpfrTE, STfinfTq-

3 m ( ti^)

molMr fori e riiqq qq
mi^e or reward for doing rm %
srrt nvni mfrffftq
motive power rmrseiffy

bloB isft^ m },„c. iitariti'oftM
brilliaaee medium mat)

motmot (rratn Mount

Botmot green (t eoloari {rtenith
yellow green 15 hue, iitore-
tioQ tnJ brilheoee medium

nolor n n ( cf French mture

from I^tin cehere tocerry, which
uel.iQtoSeuVri'v'?^ jftTT
Boior tb

Bolor o<f; dnut-aTT
•motor •^P'*
motor ection rnrtf rnit
motor atnbulence
motor atteocUnl
motor licxile
motor bojt ttm
motor eabxlJxiLab
motor car af^ ttP

C/ motor vehicle afstt at??
motor car a Ivaoce afgaaraw^o
motor < ar cbanu a^aara »ar<TiT
motor car i|iitiia^aaTaama
motor coavli (eoich eriuippod with
traetiOQ motor) *lTa, af^a
PT'Ta

motor controller afta-f^awa
motor cootrerter (< 5 a,^tf?ffta
motor conveyance afifa^arca
motor cycle af^aaa, arcft
Botor^dnveD arf; a^ atfi?a. a>a-

motor dnter af^ ataa
motor end plate Amu •tvvr;

motor foortioo £faJ Itra 9ai4
motor garage af?a-rj?
motor frea*e afipi’aTaal
motoriny afcaapa
motor iDttnietor af^ fetyra
moiontt ar^aa m
motor launch a^aatai, ara ^at
motor lawn mower aia Rfaai aia
an> aia»a
motor lorry wrraffa
motor lorry dnver JTTf^a-apa
motor mechioi'm af^a tft Taat
motor nerve hta Vat
motor nerve endingv &Ta Vaj=a
motor nearon diveate Jtra VliaHll.
nn

motor oil afia-Sa
motor ODiDibua afja^atafTa
motor power (motive power) mwa
ttfwj

motor roller Aood Ceiuf affa aaaa,

motor root e( tri'eraliul Ophttuilfiel

finna araa

motor ihipa^a aetata, a^ 77an
motor «pmt a^a miia. >l]%a(petrop
motor tlaod a^ funi
motor atarter CUr a^a naTU m.
uiQlor laxirab anaa a1^
motor lorpcilo boat Jfil. a^ 4fi^-
#raf

molar tract j/ti flraaaiaa
motor Irarlor af^ afn
motor traniport a^
motor trawler ar^a ia i at, a'ai-tllC
motor tneyeleafga ha*
motor trolley Jtlg a^atel
motor tnirk afija
motor tyre afifa aft
motor-v*ii afiia>ai^
molar vehicle aftaaraa
Cf motor ear afta aR
Motor \ chicle Act afga arpi Jifu-
ftaa

Motor Vehicle AuJilot a^ aija*

Va"ifh(ra

Motor Vehicle lorpetioe atta area*

ftrfltr*

Motor Vehicle OrJiiuoee afga ar^a
m ar ^

Motor > chicle* Fee* Act nri^a-arpr.
5^«aftftaa

Motor Vehicle* Mjoual ai^aica
ftaarafe

Motor Vehicle* Ruleea^aataaftait
Motor Vehicle* Taiaiioa Act afpa-

a:?a-atr»ia irToftaa

motor working afri-ai^
mottled {ufy a|Va. vaa, ftfta

Ssfi'ured (noodiftfaa
mottled eboDv (Dietpitroi Montaa^
ftafca^n (nm feav-^
mottled iroaftfiaraa

moiilrd wooJ,ov>| ma aa (en ^
anei*Dt nune)

BiotlliDg Pefrev a^ias.
tiougeolia Pfi (ehloroplait lu a £*t
pliie) ftft ' ra tnnft

mould 1 «r*a* m,, otai (cMt ttwv)

3 Ikt (it n ofUa woolly) xfaaT /„

a^fr

3 aft (Pr Urrtait, Oerm* OarUm.

erJt)

mould cb. (to form a mould of, a* la
»ina) R»aa ara, atV a aiaai
rooulilliourd (mold ‘toil'. A curved
iron I lato attached lo aploiigtitlure,
whieli lift*! turn* ani putveruee
tioeoil) ^*71 m.
moul Icr RTaany »».
moiililer eb (to cnniblo away) (Germ
ceriMiirfcrn) Rtraei
mnulilir in-.trii.tor RV^ rjTsia
mould fiiU'i £,.{ af v ia;.yTT
iiioullinc** ttrfwaiTT/,
uoiililin' 1 Rvavii n

2 Areh aiftai/ (aneiisnt word)
mould uijJe

mouldy fl,fi Dot. sfrraiaa, »J)f5ia,
a^T aiTT

Diouliiv anil iliiroIoiireJ grainizfSr.
ana^ faaaarna

Moulmcin tJOTfttm

moulnirin [Ctdrela leemt) fhta n.

(B ,N Jd)'

moult o (art or proeev* of meuUiae;
t) 0 caatotT covering) m.

(ancient word)

moult tb 1 ( to can off and renew by
moulting) ftiftaa, rnnai (Sa U),
rTTTM(aaV3M

2 (to eliod or tail off the liiir.
feallera. outer layer of the ihut
borni, or the like, the caatoff
parti being replaced by new
grow til) iTaataa, attarwa. ra^afwa.

?Ta aaa. ila-am.aa 'PR,
aa-am, ravaaa, ray araa, ^•
aaa, ein ana

moulierpoef, (a bird that ia moul-
lin-)firaW*m

nioulliog m. (ancient word)
moulliog leaioo ZcmA

mound in . frrr

mounding t^airn f|3r aat«n
menod-maker Zoal fT;i-*n m.
mound of c*rtli
mouD-Uplanlrd reeei/ry
mound planting . | Unting on
mound* rertilr^ AV at

•riiat

menod •oaring aya, flV aT atai
Bonni lb. 1 arrrftw, ayat

3 WTtfaw. wyrai

98S

Boremcnt ol locoaotion

3 Utrros^opi (to pixsa as object
cpon > slule) WTTTTK n>
mount n- Ftiu: Artt MlU'l •».

Mount ALu liaUbler ires

JjfrJt (fou^il it> the country round
Ms A1 ti

mouiiUio riTt m , TfTT
toouilt iiu jrtillerv
mountjin jsli

mountJiu liiUjni ftrii

mountain bitter eres* = CiirJaiiiine

mountain bloodwooJ
mouotJiD blue Col Inn
nionntain climate a"
niuuBtJiueor ' t^) »u

mountain ilm fiifr TTIT
iiiounijio-finrh

mountain sreen 1 C>2 In / ^iT
2=ti)p[>or green (jrecnisli vellaw
RTBi-ii n I uo. «alut»tion and

briltianee cue iivim
moiioutn lure SHI
inountaio limotone fttfr ^BTWt
mountain lion — ealamouni
moantaiQou* region

mountain {une (rmus moniuito]
fTT*

mountain pine, erect variety (Fmus
tiunliina tinoinaU) 3f*t fhf<fllS
inoiintain ptnei ilirubby eaneiy
(Pioaj aioiUiit* frmilo) QT fitft-nn
mountain pluaistalic ean'lal C^i*
menia amrncJnn)
mouotaiD-(]u3il Pjff ««n»l /
ancient t\ora)

mountain ro-e (Jilijcncn leftepvs)

fhffTmt

mountain tide C/if}
mountains of eircutn-erosion or eir.
cumilemi lation rTeoj
T35,

mountain aorrel (Oxyriu <fiysr>o)Tf

n ®l-

mouDtain STsieni Oeoj mri /

mountain thrush feify

mountain tobacco (irnifu rtoot.ina^

mountain wind

mounted aJj. «rm

mounted military police iTT^fl fi(V*

■mV^, WT^rft^ WiTvt

mounted palsce*cottatahlea

mounted troops

mounter ht^t^ nt

mounting 1 iJot Mltl't'l ■, BTTWt

2 WWT't ’Bm

3 pi (PWDW. 11313} irsn^fit^
(is in brass nwnntin^}

Mount Victoru luLax A« t ihft*
(found in Cliiii llills*

BIouui Yirtorij Ida* k lieaded tit
drts Prt ftft (found

in lusher mountaina of Clii i DilU)
Mount Viitoria biillfiach /ves

mourning Jove^TTlf
mouse ^7n/
rat

mou*cbird=col} 2 mI l^TTSflf 1=1) w.
Diousc •Iccraeln.vrotamnFtTI ^nt.
mouse ear crets (Jru^tifepm thtli-
intt) m

mouie grey 1 Col Im4- ^

3 (a colour, red liah jellow
ill hue. of Ion n? aatorction and
low ft brtllianee)
mouse hare *n^ Hit
mouse lemur ij;i list
mouse opossum

mousetjil (in} plant of the genus
i/yortarai) «

mouse trap ^ tCT fe a ii
tnous«easmoas green (s colours green,
ub yoClow 4hrTffr to bno. eaturation
and bnlliance tuediuoi s^i) tlW-

moustache ^
mouth g^* eillU n . g?
moiilli I lowpipe g^ un-tis
moulli of a fiver Cc<v- B^g^e (an.
eient word)

mouth papilla ZmI g*Hfrr«.
inoulh.part Zool gil wni
mouthpiece g^MirTisi g^hr n.
mouth »lit Zool, gw*fe| B.
movable ad/
movable sTtuleiRt mg
movable cheek Zcol **’1 TT^t
movable eontacl Piyi ^ ftmi
movable otaie Lav Wt^l
movable jotntapetfect |oioi Jnoi-

movable kidney giv

movable premaxillary Lone Zool,

movable |iro|)ertv Lav W Wtfd
movable pulley P;iv».
movable* Lav /.

movable .itcw Piys- ^ sfil
movable atage *» rentruig device
£tirr gftS

utuvabic vertebra Z<W ^«)nT
luovablr arlieuLtoI ZoU.
move vi,. I ^^Pn. fTpri, mtiH t

2 ntJ^, gRr, WW l l^ ^ (change
place or lialntation)

3 (is 11. uiova froely throa.;li lo-
Jii) Sm’t (Const ). g^dlpKni, WRT
gRT

4 B gRI

0 (as. to move tlio Supreme Court)
Hgrftg cygr (Const )

6 Pari Praolire Btggg. fftgg grgT.
SHipn *4si smig (cause to move)s
stilfici Bill (Const )
moveable m movable
move a n 'oliiiion rrgpi stjy iRgj
movebodihp/ij, BryhTj ngg
moved nd/ ParL Pr«<f« swr-
ftg (Const )

move freelv ftg; TT^ r)« WTgrgRl
movement 1 Phgi. rft /*

3 (of the Leart}4Tig a.

3 (as. of supplies, of foodgrains)

«rT»*.

♦ rrggrniPT n , wri ^hi
^ n

ert^r^friB.

free RiovmBent wgr? rnRiruR, ggf
atRl gRT

iiiterruptiou of movement rnTTf.
rriR g rgrgR

inot'afcnt Ly pseudopoJia ^nr^.

gft

vement control assistant

movement control order gjg.ftgrtpi-

movement in«pector ggg ft flyg
movement of airgrggrft
movement of crops SRg.ggg
movement of foodgrains
(«gTg)gTg^
movement of ice Geof.
movement of locomotion Bot TVCT*
gft

iaOT«ni«nt oJ of£ic«r*

muek*weed

BATemeDt «f cffifen wftnfw!
irw^nnw

TDOTnnent «f pre«!piution
fif*

DOTrmcDtcf price* Slalttlt^
rfr

moTemcDt o{ protepUim Bi«l- STft

nPr

(ooTemeBt of refojee* »n*rfwf

moTcmcBt of rouuoo
tooTfracBt pro^iniiDe
BOYemeBt rcpiter Vf’t.'rWt
MoTcmcoti Director Aly
tnOTcrocati id State aod exJState Tnf
2 rftT 7*1% »T?T

inoTctneol* of locnsli »7»nr?T

noYC perpeBdietilar to J/ajk. rt».

moYcr (* jYopostt) (Jl)i

umet m

BOTo the GoYereatent wrrrftfUnrt-

botib; oJ; I ^»Tt ftr^

9 liftin’*, rtftirpi^

BOYJBII aloog the lioe j/ajii. ^TT3.

ITS*. • jn^-rnn
BOViggateMge

BOYiog lYcnpe griph srrtf

BOYioj ante Xeij*e (m Ulioiii)

BOTiog ceil galraoenirter **•

5^t* g*nHM

montg toil tjpe PAyt **-J^T*

* ***’*^

BOYiDg gUncr *w
BOYiBg hotpiul ** h fCM ' w q, *»pn
Fst*t

mOYing liLrary ** JY^tiwq
BtOYing inipict mirror falrano

meter oKclrio * mirror pilrmo.
arlfr rtrt. *»^»««
rnOYiO' mignel type ** stT?

BOYir>> aerew ** trtr

BOYiog tUircaae — rfcalator **

moYiag atoek Ce-i ** ***«

BO<Ug Yiaier rtfttft* *»

mower 1 (o DowiDg BBetiine) J >
(nftft

2 (penoo) *T* b.
niowiBg ^jrar

barvetlinj! *I?n
reaping tffir*77.
eailiDg

moYT the aftennalh CTTtfi

MP^Vslodhyo PrtdMh) «»• {U^*

m p (maltiog I«>d 4KT (TTltt)

P C3. fmoltiporpose eo-operatieo

■oeicty)*** HTWff Rftft)

SI P iBilaUatiOBa (medium prcYtars

iBstaiutiomk *rft*firern (b^
fwfrs afk^TR)

Mr. tff

M.R, (SItoiog Bole*) a* ft («ft ftmi)
if R. (miseellaoeoDa roTeane caooeT
order) a ?I (T for aa'B ini*e«IUBV
wB*. Q for ftya roTaoD*)

ILR (muter roll) 3 * 1 . (Ti'^^am-

•ft)

itR.CP. (Memher of tho Boy*)
CoIIega of Pbyaimtit) trft**.
(TTW5< ftr%*«-Ji^T-*jr*B)

Bf R.n. (BMra* tligber SUodtrd)

arif (iKnT»*5r*)

MRIfc (klodras Lower SUodard )
arftJr (im*ft«atrt)

ifri tfnrit

Btri. Goold • aoahird jirn WTttT7’
iftfi-iiCqi (foond 10 AaiUD a-*Vi)
Bfr*. nome'e pbeaaaBt Jtei fopper
b»<k deeo Yelret black *!*) VW
ifft*

Mr Speaker rert.Pr«c<>c*«'*««>tT)’

BIrt SleYcoa'* reed-YrarUer dret
wni trr^rrfi (mfoBf i^i'TY aa

SIS (Maater of Sorgery) wf-T. (*1*^.

S13 (Blemtier 8ta3l /Mg * S
*r»«)

SfS (midlle achool) STBr (wra ft i

qnr*!)

mi , meio. Ciim. ma
MS and L TaaiUoa Art (motor
rpint and Inbneaota t a.) Bjn QVT
T. *rT*fq ■fqfc** (qftq »!•* eat

M S.C. (Blagiatrata f eeoad Clita) ff.
B T. (rrift ^Y-rfawfl)

BIS«. Waiter of Science) ft f*

jiftwn;)

M series PAvi. B *1?!

MSK. (BlamtenaDce Store-keeper)
* * (*TrT'l-ft5|!''lRT)
ojjphenyl fluorene
BIi Th (meso-tboriom) Cim. *r>B-f
(S'Bf'TsJ

Bl.T. (BfemberTrioaportation) Rfp B.
B (BfCTT’l-BTtq)

M"!. tmetne ton^ B.Bl. ttrjl-'*! Y;.*!.
Bt (BlftlBBf)

Bf.T. (motor traniport] B B. (BftB bR*
BTH)

BI.T.I (BlaiolenaBce Telegraph In*
ipeetorj^ilft (^ftB-rnUCT-ftfltfS),
Bi (T ft (Btr.*yTr!

M.T.L. (monthly transit Iieeaea) *1.

BT * (JtrftB BirBqB-*33rftr)

BI.T<S. (machine tractor atatioa) bb,

»Bi. (tb bRb wn)

SI T (Mvoiatar, Tribal WaWare)
BBS (BBTlft B^PI B®#)

» (toieton) g (*^)

Bin (mnnnm) CAeni. (ftnj)
murcaddum gsTB pi
iBuehodj rj (little ■«)
mneh tedaeed (u> aitt) Bp tfftl ftsi
j*l

Bloch I baeillna ae« BIjrobarterioBi
tnherenloiia
iDoeic adj, Ciem-

maeie end CAem ^bWtb WTS
lanniage (e pMte prepared from
gom aa arineona lolotioa el gnm)
•ftsW)? w , ftqftl r ft /
fliQCilage canal Bol ft'jWl(*yTBl
mnnlage cell ftq^qrx-BVrrt
muciUgiatrai ad/ ftBlffr{lB
moeilagiDOua Lark Bol ft^KXlT
Bf«

IBQCilagiBOaa cell Brf ftBW)T>ft»n
macilt'inoai wall Bot. ftrr'mTfrB
ftff*

nonaffr mneai) DiocAr* T^fkjt/,
mark tidlkv n (,n mock thatlaot
tiMoa hai loat ita IdentRyt while
la peat Ih* stem and leaf ttni^
tor* eaa alill he detected)
mnck.weed (CAeaerc>f>»*i«Ii«at)BT*3
• CiIWj,B5tO

mucocyta

987

DuItiuUl joint

tniicocyte Zocl.
iniiMiid li Bioehem (mu<rin
•ci(i) n

.-muio poruloBt j/erf. i^c,
mxM^r Bot. ti’JT /., jr*.

inoft

llucor i?o<

M corymbiTer

>I liicmilii Ouaifilu ■biberntling’)

M. niucedo msi*?

M ramannianojCoccnrsYerywid*.

ly la toils upon which pine
woods ere growing— UeLaen I.
336)

M. atolooifer (f ^5 tto

loo)

H. 8yl\aticus (occurs m spruce
woods— llcLein 1 336) iraTFT?-
spruce)

Mucora.eae J3et f ?! » (ps

faoiilv]

Alucorates i)«( (<tH order)

miicor iilaineut 71e{
rouiosi Aunt ihvirwm/.
miicoiis atij
inuraiis eetl Zool
iniicotis soiitis Ued’
ifrt

niiiroiK niembraoe Anal. HtOT'CTT
mucro Boi tritri n . «f>nrrs n.
fiMicronaiert/^ Set r!?^ff^(4^)
Miuima 8cl

31. {igauiea (elephant iowitcli)«T^

(Msl ♦!«*«'))

M. tuacrocarpatr^TH

M. monosptrnia (Ke^ro hean)^.

3<a) (Oisu !nij«i^)

M. prunen^cM pninia
M pninu (cousgo, coulisse, co-
witch) awp ? (a.N’.iL

Mtr Giij *T^. Eng eo-
witch ati i cowhige hotbfromSLt
Ilm. iairnnr’i)
i.iiieuss»SRl(«i=t) m.
mud r>t .

luiiddy nJj. hrestrj/ qfer,

intid Cfl ^ffri /.

mud fe»cr Vef. «^-S^

«nnd.flat cfjl jfejn /. (» alrelch of
noddy lend left uncovered et low
tide-OED. 6.739c)

mudguard ( f\) *i.

mud hole Rig. ns fnt
laudskipper Zool. iPenofUlialmui
b/iTbaTU$) ^fw- t li wte^s m. (■! V
occurs ut HffHT for

‘skip )

rand sliB-ing <t«T WTSSn
mudstOBc Petref. (prodaeed by tha
eoBsotidetion of nind) 4vTTR m.
mud tortotsc
»ud ToIesDo

Muehleoliecicie £ep faftjWt n gmfir
81. ptatveledae fiiBisn rtfnt u t s
raufatdal court RITUmv

rauf6n shard brown
miifnetr^^wi.

ttufrte furnace «R 3 UIW! 7 , t tnj i i
WT

mufti eioiliiog (ordinary dress as
distinguished from tint denoting a
calling or station) W^irm vtoT TH
raiigcarile Ptircg. (inelenocrstio rock
wall traehytic or bsssltic texture)
?;V*t9!nJr Bi. (trachyte
refers to raelanocratic)
niuggv ttcaiber (narm> detup and
close) T«n 5
Mugil Zcol

M. lapito (grey mallet) SPTJlfi«n
M cep lulus (striped aul]e()7litV.
ttfed'l

Slagilidae Zeol (family consisting of
the grey maflets) nn m.
tuujwort l(Jrteuiisia ra/gorit) sn»T.
'T*P^)/.{D,U.)

aswormwood (Jrlmiwa oirin.
Iltiim] ^fij j m.
mulurnr {^frsvi.

MuLiasMcIolbna
M icabre1las3Ielolhria tsadcrit*
patacu

mulatto ^i»' m-tHi m.
mullwrry 1 }^m.

3 (a coloud^oiordlo
mulberry bramble = blaclberry
iRubut/rutiroiui) /.

m ulbeyy froit (a colour, bluish rod
^TTPlN in line, of low >tTtataratioa
and very low ft bnlliaoce) sqilTI-
sflir

roullwrry purple (a colour, blaiih
blue-red tn hae aodof low

ft bnUianee) fttsiftdhi

mulberry tilLworm (it is an insect
and not a worm)
mulberry tree

TO.

TO

mnl^ rt. (to cover with mulch) BTOI*
tot. qw ^75 & 5^1
mulch paper
mulct (6ne) «.

fine (Const )

n. (sneent words).

3 Epianinp (a cottoo^pinning ma-
eliinelR^vaSfi.
m.k

(hero frame is «rx)
mule tract ^ Wljj
Mulcyit bulbul Atf, tftsTO

(Kachin Hills Sl^it.fqfl)
mulliousc greenssuljilumine
mulliou.e white=iBilk white

1 J gne. (nuld humus) gi ft i t i /

3 nWTjw '

mullein

mullein dockwgoWen gram (Per-
inacKri tbapiui) m.

Alullerian duct • Slnllerl duet
Embryol (thev give rise to the
oviducts) >p5nn9rf5fi (M»W»TOl ovi.
duet)

W»ll.,ip.c„, j„,

el aty, rnxoeenra m tlTOn,
"Tmr, etc.)

MuUeroruis PahmU.

(related to Arpyornu 3*>ftT»r-S9rft)
MuUer-s ductsMuUenaa duct
iluller’i larvasrephaloirocha
muUel (akin to Sanskrit irfta) trfktn /
Mullidse ^eof. (family consist, og of
the red mullets) tQtjIVin-tVT m.
mulluc=,«,rcelanite J/.nerof.^^
m- ( T» for ^ft? mineral)
multanguluminajus = greater mol.
tan-ular-large multangular bone
- irapeaiiim (a Lone of tbe cirpus)
Anal„ Zod. WJlNf/.
multjoguluiu miDiis a tiapcroid ■,
lesser multangular « small mul-
tangular bone Ami., Zool »?.

«Vftr*t/. *

multi- wj-

mnlliaxial joint - polyailal joint
Anal. T^if ftftq

nultJcilluUr 988 m«lti*wu»

multiple aliclemoqilii Bet

BullicellBlir <i4/

BnllirellaUr formitieo Bot WJlhr
fifOOT

multicelluUr fUnilulir Imr Bet
{M«Le»ti I 469) 4hl

multicellular luir Bi't (McLean I
469) »JTVIt TrtI

BollicelluUF (talk Hoi kjklll
multicellular eollmeler PAjj

Bfilrmn tJtHHHM
Multicilia Zod SWT?S ’t^=’
multialiate n Ij Bet *5
mallicolcat (Jtfl
malliroatite n Ij Del *|tRTlt*
inulticDipiJ *5^
mullicu<pidate aj} Zofi f JV
Biultifarioua ad} 1 ">»•

S (of a pleading improperly unikipg
dittin't »Tul ladependant malterei
inil thereby eonfouBdirg them)
(aneieot leord)

tuultifiriouiaeiaTn^? n , WlfiMri/,
taaltifarioue iiiiti ^le <nfr4 VT^
nultifiil iloi

mullifiil leaf Hot VJTT ^
iDultifoeal tidj T|tn^
multifocal leni vjitiTit
muliifoliaic ad] Set
multilateral od/ 1 wyTt^ff. ^jTTTi
3 (participated lo by more thaa
two etatea) U

3 XeiKi (bariQg three or more par-
tin) wj^sfw

multilateral rleariog or aeltlenirnt
wynrt »7Rra)« «o»t
multilateralism ■J'tnuai /
multilalrril trade »5 ^t 5 e’nTTT
multilayered adj Bel WJ-WT, WJ-
ptfr*

multilorular uJ; Bel *5''S4
miiltiuninial aJj .Vuik.
multiDurleate aij Biol
Wjnfer

mulliDucleated od} ZoeL B
inullii.ifouami/.Hol »! f !
multii>eJ eJj Zael.

multiple oJ; »jrjw, vj6tM,
multijile • J/oik. 1 (the product cl a
quastily by an Intecar) tjfrn «.

IConit)

8(lBl*CU)«W<fl

multiple amputation iltd.

multiple bar Stalittin

multiple eorreljtion Staliilica vyHI

multiple ro<t Com
multiple eolt account Con

multiple croee Hiot HfT
multiple curreney practieea
TOTtJ Wtrpf

multiple currcocT unit nis-M

trw

multiple epiderntia JteU (both ths
lajere, hypodermie « and *pi-
dermie et^W, together are termed

ra o.->feUanI869)«W>f'Umf-i.

multiple eicheogc taiee WjDn ftfit*

multiple faciora Hiol «j-VTtc
multiple fiaeioo Hiot *J-f<W*T8
multiple feetoeee jpej wyrd
multiple integration afai* fj *^3-

multiple legal tender £Vea.

Bfgr

multiple aaiute Zeel vyfTFT
multiple plenimg FerttUy trj*irtw
tuft planting 3«3
multiple point Jfaik. wjtTtff fcrj
multiple preaaure method or technis
que (of eaceinatio'i) ftfn

enrer sTtfi*

multiple proportion Vypi *(3qT4
multiple aeflection rkye Wjijriqn*
wdw

mulliplea tn multiple n
multiple ahop aealem Com Bjft'*-

multiple aicac j latee JUjt nj

moliij'te alar datrew. «JWB mn
muUipUt (i aynclral line, wliihon
•xaniinalioii » fonnl toconaiatol
two, three or moro eingla linn
rioae losether) «.
multiple taa cyatem Been Tt*

mnltiple unit (run Afy

<wm

multiple laluedmraaDy valued od;,

llaO^ tlfFli'

multiple wall Bet (ile*

Lean 1143)

multiple yield table Poreslrf
BlffTtTTT^

tuulliplicanil .Vntk Jjvq n
mulliplieatioQ J/alk. n
multiplication of plants qi^.rjoR
multijilication table Jfrtt/i
mulliplii-aliie pha«e Zed

multiplicity VTJiT n.
multiplicity of auiU Law
multiplier itath- !J®T* ni
multiply rbi 1 jpti *1^1
3 (to taereasa m number, to miVo
mors numeroui) ie«ii oinl.
wim

3 5^41, qrn

multiply by diTiiion Hot ^>4134 ft

multi polar adj. I Zeel

3 rUe t|.gq

multipolar immigratiOB Zeel >1^

muhipolirapindleroef tJPtipiH
multipole efynamo
nuhipurpoir aJ; *55*.

(at a factor) Wx^Wttl ( T\)
multipiirpois cooperttire lociriy
■javlji't Hgaift tifttfir, *J54«1 wt-
wfl Bfuft

mullipurpoie plan vja[tft ahnn,*!*

g*ft "^qhptr

mullipurpote power unit trjsahr^

multipurpoae project wjaqhr4 qft-

multipurpose echeme qj9q*tJ3
qV*qt.

mullipurposr incirly *gS<tln4 Hftjfir
milllKerded fruit ujirt vr
mulliT] late Hct
miillKcrial j f; Zxd
rautii.eriaie ( t; Bel
.Miiltitul.erriilala ralro'itol.

5T’ "fl

muliiiuile 5 **, xftq n., tftg
KiiiIiiTatcnl aJ/ Hial uyjm
mulliralred adj. Zed. WJl?
multi wire lyitem *jw*3

xniunmificaUon

989

Muphrid

nummificatioa 1 Plant Palkel. 9ft*

3 9fr!TtT>I n.

■numsnify Plnnl Pathol, (to <lry op
and ilinvel lil-o a roummy. as an
orjjan or tissue)
mummy l Fmra m

8 Co2 lad. (obtains) by KTiodin^
tlie bones oT Egyptian mumteiM]
9I9Tfi«I in m.

3 r/ant Pathol. 9ftf^ tn
mummy broun laabsv (realaeltow
Ifints in liuoi of low ^ aituration
and low fit bnlliaDce)

3 (a colour> yetlowisli red'yiUow
WlfWH in haoi of low aatura*
ti in and low ft btilliaoea) *9ffSt*

mumps ^'iVBTTwr m i

5Wf

Miindulea Pol, Sitlfif
M. sulxrosa wurrwf *4597 (Mai
91377. Kan. T«ni .biJu-

PI oraiw)

Aun;; (Pluitfolut muajo) m-

(B ,N .M ). >£T

MuBia Ji.i 8|TTT*nTfil (^7i« an-
eient word)
miiDia ,fvM Stfl/

Munich lakcBirmuoa take
DuBicipal ad] 1 tlflT^tf?^*, ^tTT-
(Const.)

3 (of or partaining to tlio iiitornal
alfaira of a state, kingdom or
nation) 7Tf)9 (j« ciric)

Municipil Ackouot Code ifiiOflftsd*

Municipal Accutiul llules >nt79Tftl7I*

Klunicipal Accounts Code HiiniftiCI*

Municipal Act niMUlftiai
municipal adiisory comraillec snTT-
^rfe^T-arttcTT nftjfii
municipal a^airs ^nni^S+l
municipal area 5tn7<H^*l Sn, WttT*
(Const.)

municipal authority sniTTlftrCT tnf9.

cift, HtnTtftnTJnftiTrT
rnnnicipa] lioaril smy-HaiH
municipal board assessment register
9Ttt-aT»T1t.Prah9| 9^

muni, ipal Imnds aTftt91^«T 9*9
municipal borough ^ft(9f>j7 (pos-
sessM aregnlarly organized muiuci'
pal gOTt)

BUini.ipal byelaw anT79Tfk9T.T9.

W9

municipdl rommisaioBer Xaie 997-
9TftiV M

municipal committee tnTTntnfit
(Const)

luiiiniipal conservancy 9ST79lfttTT.
«^f9

iniinii i|Kil corporation 9tTt ftrrtT
(Coi si J _

municipal council 9*l79Tft[9t'9ft91[
mnoi ci|.al debcnlurca 9in9lftt9t*9l*l
99

BODitipal ilislnct 9>I79l&9f ><*99t
muBicipal dcaiB 9rt79f(^9T 9*1171
muaicipal duty *tTl79)fttn
municipal electoral roll 9*T79lf99T-
f.T9)99-9nTI9ftt

ruuiukipal electoral rules 9t79Tft!«T-

Btunicipal ruiployee 9tr79Tft'9T 94-
9Tft

munietpal e-tablishment sniTiifttwr.

tvmj

tniiBicipal forest 9<]|9ir<i«l 99
niiinicipat food srn79lft!Ct ftifl
iiitiiii<.i|>al fuod accouat rules 9*17*
ftfti IttiT f^99

MutiKipal llralili Autbotity 997-
TifV'-ei wtt»9 nri^eift
Municipal llralib Offuer 9r i T9 lft l *l .
S»T7S9 *rfU9lft

municipal highway 997 tITTV
municipal lostilolioo 9*l79l»9-ft7in
Municipalities Act 9n(tlftiOI-nriI*
ftini

Municipalities (Ararodment} Act
sini9ifo«t JuRlftBII

munikipaliiies regulation 9»T79lfe9f*
firf99n

muDicipalilY 9n79ll9<t/. (Coast )
municipal law 1 !nr79lfe97 ftfi*
S^law muoicipal 9t>lft9 ftrf^
municipal lirn 9>T79lfti9I*M(uilf49l7
municipil limits 9979tfh9t-7ftHT^
Municipal Maaual 9979Tf?tWl ftr9*n*
aftr

municipal market 99791(^91 f^9fct
Municipal Medical Officer of Uealtb

9ii(9ifici 7tt7'*f wfvnrrft

municipal meml^r 90791 ftc9l TT^W
municipal number 0'M9l(99T (l99I
muDicipal office 9n79lfWl 919^719
municipal offirial 9979Tf5!91 9S9I71
iiiuiiKipil ordinance 9079Tf?t9T*
««9T^

municipal oier«ctr 99791%9I-itfi7*
9*9

DiiDicipal park 9979lftt9T-9999
mBBiiipal rale 99T9lftr97 917
municipal record 9iT79lf^1-srii7lr9i
ullage record ms-wfhVw
miinuipal re-ulrr arn79lfe91-9*=rf»
munuipal regulations 9 tl7 9lfti9 l
fitftaif

munuipal nseiiiu. 9Tl79lfV^-7T»79
munuipal saiiitalton 9rR9l fii9 t-
79*tnt

muDicipal school 9979lfts9t Bl i ti m i
Uee seliool)

munuipal secretary 9979lft!91.7Tf99
iiiiininpjl slaiigliter-hous. 9979lffr9T*
91199 ijg

Diunuipit lav 9979Tfw-¥f
miiBuipal Icnn 9Tfte9t997
muDuipal iradin- 9979lf99n-*919I7
munuipal tramwi)! 9117.7197919
(Coast )

muDicipal vaccinator 9979iftnn.
91^9

inuiiiripai Maier.aupply scbeB]e 9 Ti 7 .

91^91 3t9!I9T9-«lt99T
mutlicipiuill 79199 ST9T II.
iiuioiment house 7fM*^t9TT
niiiDiiiienis Eaw (tbo evidences or
writings wlieroby one is enabled to
defund the title to an estate, or
maintain a claim to rights or
privileges) 7^1%^ m. (Lat manirs
‘to fortify )

muniments of title Law 7979-7ftr>t«
munitions a -imniunitious
iniinituallet Tor (armed with apioes)
9*7197

munjiitin C/iem (obtained from the
Indian nia Ider) nftTtfg /.
muDSif «JT9lfo99S (.l)w.
munijac .3 barking deer
Munti metal a yellow brass 9(^719

Muphrid a ■! Dootis Aitron, TTvajp
99Tft9 n.

jnuiigA

990

jBurage (a toll leviea for the re-
pairing or building of public walla

— hi)ar

nturui ‘w&U')
iDural r>T^-
iBural painting f«^
moral (ablet filfri fiv^I
murder I<aio {I PC) W ft. iiu
aaaaaainationl

murder case Law

murderer Lata (I P-C] WSwifl ( -f^)

Slurez Zeal, (a geuua of purple thellal
ei*3«.«j(-g3rft (murea la a anail
stsut)

murexide Chem. (ammonium *alt of
purpuric acid) «.

muriate Cfiem. n
mnnated atJj ftflfrs
muriatic ed; Cfc**

Bunatie acid ffflft* araw
Murindae 2ee2 m

JIundae ^aoJ. m

muriferra ad/

>luTil1o(t eolourtgreeniali Wos^l"tfR
in buei of low R brilliiaee) fWlFI-

Munnae (anblainitir) m

murium Chem. fHH ft
mu rliawbadJerloekt
murmurt (o{ tbe heart)

muroiinateaamjrosiD
murramed road ^nt tTfV
murrain fiuarry 5nr d) ae^
Jlurrajafol VtfirA-nnf^
M.eaotica^M piniculata
M koeuigu (curry leaf tree) grfd-
{B.,N 9Tf«ft»e)

M panicuUta (Beo

«Tf4/t)

marrrl arrs (from Bombay)
mnrrejr (a colour, red twt in bueiof
high 3^ aatnration and low
brilliance) »5rt

HJuru

■ Mor

• a Cao.c kIa;oris Attron.
w-

)tii« Zod imft

M drruniDui (brown laO WW

f<f7% *

M lnirutuir^i);fT«

M noteulua

>T ailiatieus (wood monte) Uw*

Musa Bd (from Arabic maieicA from
Sbt

}[ enaete (\hytainiiii banana)

M. paradiiiaca^M. aapienlam
aapicBtum (Adame fig> banana,
Cg of India, piantain) RIBPg.
«73fI(Hin Goj ^•Mar-%3, Mai.

Sinh. tekr/, Tam.

Tel. On

M tcslili* (Mamie bemp)
lllasaceie=b*nana family
Moscaoply ^fran.

31utca Zooi
M, domeetica

Muscadtvor* Artt Bfttnwnrrfa (rJura
oectm in

3fatcardioidae=MjOxidae
matciriBC ^ eampaDaliBe
Mdtei Boi fftar fpl, m,

(34 claat)

Muscicapa dmCmeludee tbefSycaU
chert) tRWra-gjrrft
Muscicapelle Am «5ifttrBTTfir (a
rery email 3 J blue ^ Ayeeteber)
Jlutcieeptdae ^rra (familjr c«e«itting
of the true Ayeeteben) VW«nv-4ii
M- (7W4 greet bopper, >0 feeding
on)

.MutcicipuU deri 41eiw3i5-innAj (»pat.
row WJl hatteg a Woe lAw colour
ab't?*. aocient word)

Mulcidae Bffk it) na.

Muieiiylria dcct nrf^ (white

^ on tbe tail S*c)

MuKitree Jrea Uaif (*44 WtAt {cat-
efaiog loaectt oo tbe wiog, branchee
and truck* of treee)
muacle Wl/

rauicle culufUB •> eereotlyle ^nof.

BOMle tncoordioelioo Zeel. 4lf)-
trwTwwuw, wMAUiffai
mutrle aentCB moerolar lenie Phg.
iiei. (fseolty by vfaieh muienlar
moTetomti are perceired)

mntele tarar(inM,tol} V^-vin
tautcQue cVei. (a ketone, tbe eblel
odonferoue eonatituent of mutk)

muKOTUe I (eomusoit tmca) wTirt «

(r^ for mineral)

2 (a colour, yellouish green k^HlT
in hue,, of low latnration and
low ft brilliance)

mutconte mica wr«Bi.(ta for afira
mineral)

mnicoiyduck » musk duck

muscular (i<f/ i)7ft , Tftw
muscular actiTity Zed. CcUT,
gfsr* ftunfl'i'fli
routcular coordinaiioQ Zed.

«., Wf fT^^rfrwi /.
muiculaf fibre Phviiol. Vsft
mutcularit nucotte ^cof. (tbe mut-
enlar layer in the tub-mocoia)
/. (abort fofW3t^^.

moteolar power

ranttular rigidity

Buicular lec Zed.

muscular aenscamaicle acDte

mutrnlar ibeeth Ofhihalnel. fffwvn

mosculir tone Zed. lt7l.Bn {3TU from
•'a^to itreteb toae it alto from
Sanikr't

nutcoUr twittbing
muKulature Wt*kTS m-*
noaculi papillirea « papillayy mna.
ties

mii>ruli pectiiuti Anal (Lat, *peeti*
natod Doaslea’} %kf9 4tf4 /
'muiculo-cuiaaeout tcid ^«af. Vtft-
rufftn

muaculo-rpithelial cella Zeel.

muinilo-apinal ad/. Zeel 43f|.S[Tk
motiulo-vaacular tisane Zoot ^tfV-
wifp4l sfir

m u 1 e a m (togiw n.

(Const }

raoteum jar isVjbiwb but
B uihroom Bo( trtl/., JSIffBi
C/. fungus
toadttool
agaric 99 1«

mothroom gland Zoot. 991 cfiiw
muabrtK>m.abaped gland Zoot 091-
Rfier

mothroom Ttlre AaPtfeiiU 09T.
9W

music (Wia •.

nuficil

991

Mutitii

musical adi
musical feature Iladio
musical insiriimcDts VTH n.
musical iDicrliule fttcnni (ft^-
*«•« from Jttrrrn^)
miisua] Dole
musical scale

musical stii.lio /

muMcal tune Pl„js Jn?5 r».

musiciJD

musV 1 = iiio.thus Pharm KV0 /

3 (a colour, collovcisli re<l>eltoiv
tftrfVftT III lino, of low satura.
tion nn.i low R brilliance)

music deer (.VoscAk* fflascAi/erur]
r» (ancient nord)
musk (luck «)>« fin IQ
musket XiL (ancient

musketry .v,i m .

musketry and rau;e ai<pliances

sfVr

musketry course arrvvifnvn (iiRw
n)UsLet)i *tftm ftiv’iwi
musketry practice
musketry prire
musketry priie allowaace
STwn*«ftnc9 (tnn)
musket tree (Ouai»ni>s tentenfosd)
indtfl/ (Sen Tulu)
musk jistiiiae {Jtuminufn pubtice^t]
(D.N.. y, Ben. Kan.

Din.

musk mallow 1 = Malra mosebata

fu.

3{//iii*rni abtlmiMchut)

/.(H.N ,M)
muiktoeloa

m II a k r a I Zoaf ‘I'ui^ r’^ (aneient
word)

musk root - sunibul PAam. TO-

musk ro‘C en\ft TtB
musk slirew

musk thistle = buck tliislle (Cordis.

«» fiuMfu) m.

musliD fetOr^/ (ancient word from
Gilsit MSSl.RF’fW
fine niusIiD

nusIiD bandage fvt^vTT-^
muslia cover f<t(ai>-siRevx
Masopbega X^eL

Klusophagi (suborder) m

Miisophapidee 4 jt m.

JIuisaendaBo*. ifftiftwaift

M, frondota gar, glabrata = M.
•labrala

>1. glabrata nnn*«.tfhT?t (dertt
ancient name B ,N f tf.)
raussauiat utiri)/.
mussel Zeol

Mus«oorie berry (Corntrianepaleims)
*r^/ (Om)
muslaclie = moustarlie
miistacliioed bat Ifotimi fintHT-sTJ
miistaug= spbiov (colour, yeitowish
red jellow m bue, of low

*^7 saturalion and low R briHianee)
*9fT*rr&7ts

mustard 1 m . fT(an / , RTRf, uf
3 = mustard rellow (q colour,
reddish yelloir m hue, of

liiRh <1 brilliance)
mustard family TlBm fW
mustard gaitmmfV
musurd oil mm «1 rtn

mustard plaster

mustard tree (of Scripture) (Saicorfo.

ro rcriico) fig ns.
mustard yellow m musterd
MusicU rock jmft-mnfe (ibeword
occur* in

M. martes (marten) «^iH famY
Muslelidae i <f,om J/«,{cW

m.

3 (from jVKSt/fus) fe«TllT( «n m.
MuMeUote(eubfaiDily)

Uuilclus (Lat. wiMrtcb, Veasel*,
which IS alio to 8kt.6w) ftwrarg.
Baifk

M.aatanticus ^f^^-}«*r7tng
SI laevss (Lat. foersa 'sinootb*)
tnjsj fiferuTS
miisier r6.

•acinf

muster into service
muster roll 1 (» rejister of all

tbe officer* end mon) /.

(^- uveil in • eolleetiro sente)

musty adj. 1 wit jwr

3 fVw. (Rh occur* 19 Vm

BrS., Kelhi*., Suer., eted
mutability r«<. < Nt)*ld5 i /.

mutant od;

“ut*nt n. gw ftT rf ) (-t^ r,.
mutant form ^

mularotation (Lat. nulart 'to
change’. A change in optical rota-
tion) n.

innijse PiocAcwi =

oxidiration, it accelerate* oxida-
tion reduehoD reactions)
muuiion I (roaden elianse)
n (let adaptathin)

3 Admin. mtllMt'JI II.
mutation case (R5I 11.17 ) SfTJIFSm-

mutation entry (BLR. I24)sn«P?rt*t.

Bfife

muution proi^eedings
«T<t

muuiion register Wi m-atui
mutations fee* snm»«R*I-5f5
rauialioa theory Zeel. TTT^lin-WJX
luulalis mutandis (necessary cliajige*
having been made)

Binie ttij. 1 (net speaking, silent) ifVn,

3 (dumb) ijs. fjjn

mule twin to fs (ocean in TOj to

mutilate ri. ifiTts^ro?

3

3 ftRs* CT^rr

luj.in min «Tin, ^

mingle fncirtncrar

muliJitedarf;.

3 ftfkar

mutilated bill Com TerM ftr*
mulilsicd cheijue
mutilated note fupn
mutilated notes account

muiiliieJ telegram ftps mT. fkfS

mutilated ticket Ply. ftp,
mutilaiionlfipfty.ftp,^

3 Zod. snir^^ ».

3 fof bo.lj) ftpfs /,
i fTVir^n.

muliuy W(Yc«. («, coop d’etat)
mutiny and insubordination ^fsirfft
•iVTWTO

Mutiiia ZJof. (end* of leaf midribs pro.
loBged into tendril*— WiUis) irirft-

ilicifoli* 992 myco-d*im

^ BTlOl

M ilicifolii ^ {iliri/oJm

with lekTM hk# Ilti tprfl
(i« McLain I 1041 fig 1035)
tnattoD (T^'irfR n
mutton fat Tin
mutton tallow it^ tBT
mution'topj ( Clunoptxhum aKom )
9TT1 ft (Mil ). »gin
mutual adj BTVIT unwft*
nutui) accounts STTWft* feW
mntnal agreement lijrft

tnutnal annibilatioo Phj/i

mutual arrangement 1TFTT
Timftu: WTlin
iBUtual^sfrat WTufil

mutual attraction Ifaik TmT
mutual benefit luioraiire eomjiauj
BKi'tft* fta irTfin ftitilT
mutual benefit society

mutual combat iTuht^

mutual ronrlitioQS intPTft*
mutual ronieai iHffif

mutual control

mutual FosfDaol on wft * ImtT
mutual cretin BTT wft * bitt
mutual eschanf « Tmrl^ AfTmT
mutual force PAj,» Birrrfng
mutual help aoeiely BTTirt
intnr

malual imluctaftce rityi
■ftfoT

mutual iDiIueiion TT4BT tTTTTT
malual interdrpenHence ateqlaqivq

mulualiam EuJ (ijmLicnia ben<^
cial to each party)OTt474 » fWl-
WIK ns-

mulualislic ayml.iMis trmfr* *rg-

ttfrm

mutuality

mutiialiution y-<na<ica Ttmftl-^T’I

mutual LnnwIedgeBTTryf^fM
mutual life assurance TmT *rr

mutually orroy

mutually agreed to TmT-»f«n

mutually balaore.1 o./^

muioaUj l«Defiria1 a.lj Tmt TTBTft

mutually caelast<ic cseou SUlsiliea

BTfTT

mutually interaecting Hath
(•T^)

mutually pcrprndicalar lines qytTy

routaallr aatiafaeiory syrWT
mutual pool Brml<4 ylcW
mutual pnil VtHT

mutual retirement benefit fund B(t4T
r«lfrw WTO fWl
mutual tenameat qimfyc
mutual traffic facililiea vnBT wnt*

mutual will s rccspsocal wiU Law
Trmft* fn*tTt
muiate 1 Zed tin ns.

3 (month of a thing aa tho muezlo
of a guo) tW as , 391 a , wVtft
5g«T5"i.S9B5t
morale selotily ifi/ sfiy.Btn
fif V. (isatkel Tulno. as of tbo land)
ft w. (ftlft-wyl)

M (oioloeolar weight) HT.

(tg^ftgwF)

31 W. Act (Uifiimnm TVagee Act) >3,
3 irfi (*^rnt 3ft atW^)

Myt Zed. (gaous of blealeee inelud*
lag the eooDOD long clam
jli< ffBrft
myc., myeo* hrw*

mveelial adg. Bet «9rwi-s*rs-
stpfttr

mycelial fuojoi-l growth n.t4*i>/\ g
CTtTO^<

m ycelium Bel (a networl of byphaal

WtanW n

Jlycerolsaa Jrea «HTO *3 gii ft (diatio*

goiahod by the great nn aizeot the
bill

JlyretrsKVnftsipf
Myeetre^Alouaua
raycetie— myeeloua qJj,
myeet^^BV
rayceto>genriif vov-Vmin

mycelo genie, inyreto>g«aoue o/ly
•Tw jn

raycnoiil aJj vwwm. vWlv
myretologiral nd>. vrfWft.

ft*

mycelology wwftyt^ , , y.
myeeious-myceliead/

Sljceloioa ^oof venAei „
myto-, mye- vr*-

Myco fJ/ycoZiacffrium) * ^ (*45.

Btirft)

Jlyeobai teriaceae 1* n.

Mrrobarleriiim (H)eo) asa^ai'a*
tnnft (5\)

Alyco aluvialum (isolatad (rota
toil) T^n * ^

Kfyeo. arium (retemblee tba or.
ganism of borme tubercntosii

which cansesluheitulMisolbvtds)

TfennH * «

3Iyeo berolineosia (isolated from
butter) Wfw-«

Myco boTis (a borina itrain e(
Iffee luitrevleiii) hlwsw-**
3Iyeo, bntyricnm **•*

31yee. ebelonei (pathoganio (or
tnrtlM and Cold blooded anlmah)
CTOTVtra.* h.

Slyco. diphiheruesCerynebacte.
num dipbtberiae

Sfyeo fnbnrgeaaia (found In bnttar)

Myco graiiiinl»,Myro.“gTMihinl.

Ids ’ (foBod on g*M») *TH * ^

3lyro leprae (reaemblet J/yeo.
luberculosit which i* (onnd lo
eaie* of leproey)

Myco. manonm nrg?

Meeo ‘Mnch'a graniilei*' (granu.
larformtof Ifyco. tniercfifeiii)
*Sl

Myco. parilnbercoloiia (cauaM
lohDa'i diieaes in eatOe) eift-
iTtot*

3Iyro. pMei aea Slyeo. ''timothy
bacillua"

Myco piscium (eanen toberenletii
of fiihes) *mTeir.*V
hlyco. rinae (eaniM tobareuloaia in
(rogi) 1IT|«T9W.« V
Myeo aterceria • mist bacillaa
(tieeura la the manure of cows)
ITIITO-*^

Myco ' limolby bacillus" (laolated
/mat ffarof.Vy grua)
htyco tropidooalum (isolated from
a snake) «t4

hlyco, tnbereuloiia — Daeillua
luliereulosii, Koeb'a Larillur
(eauset taberruloeis lo man and
In many aeunala) <mr *■%
myeo-derm v^.*T* si

tnyco-denoa

993

Myjicaceae

myco derma (membrane formed bj a
fungus oil nine) ^9^ tPT m
Mycoderma pot
M. aceti gfrira;
mycoid-sfunpoid adj. ^n+liT.
mycological /td} R-.

fspS

tnycological section
mycologist m.

Mycologist to Govetttmeni

mycology n , / (W^

‘fungus* from HemadTi’s ^3^*
fVnTTiTPi)

Myeomycetes Bot. U44%rf7n|>l
mycophegous adj

(n)

ntycoplasra JJet m

mycorbisa (symbiotio association of
the myeeliuta of cartam fungi mtlx
tlia roots of a teed plant)

/.

tnycorhiasi ad] Set,

tnyeorbiisl associatioa

myrorhitsl fuogui Sot

mycose smiS n
mycosis Ifed /

mycotic lofection

Mydaui ^oof (gauua eoutisting of tlia
te!edu)«rWW^*ntTft
my dear &<r

dear Madam tftrtPt
My dear Sir
My dear Sirs
mydriatic *>• TltTOWT^ to-
myel , myelo. (bone narrow) trnt*

myelin (GV mtieioi ‘mancsi’)

tnyeliDic ad]
mytlioO" (royalin)

myellD sheath ■> medullary sheath
Zod.

mjtio* ttW*

myelogram (roentgeno-

gram of the spioal cord)
myelography ?rTnl^*rnn/.
myeloma J/ed- STUJX *"•
Myelophilo* pinipcrda -pin e. beetle
myeWp\ax ^Mt< /.

myg. (initiagtani)W.tJT. (*TfT^j«l)

Mygale Sod- 3^5^ traiRf
my hoooarahlefntod^ft ttW^IttTtra
my learned friend'Jftftjn^fer
mytes (CAe)i07<«fitiin elb»n) 9R3 n.
(MW h

Myliobatidae Zed. «

Myliolwiis Zod tnnfa

Myliua Sot *mnn^n%*tnnf3
At lapidesrcDs (■ fuagna, raeom-
mended id China id epilepsy —
Basu) RtHPtf

Mylodon Pafeontof (ageaaaof ground
sloths) ^iP^Ttraifil
M T«hustua(Ij\b. robustui 'atroeg,
robust ) ^

Mylodoatidac «.

mylohyoid muscle Anal (forma the
floor ol the mouths)
myloflisation n

myloDiie Peirop m.

mylooile-gneisa
Dijloaitic ad] Bcalaclastie
mylonttisstioo Pelrog firTWtW? n
My lord 1
3 Late

Mylostoma Zed. (flattened and ray-
h te-OND. 1 537) Wiftm
ttylosiomidee StTctR-^m.
mym. (myna-meter) SI n! (stguHiH)
myna /.» P’O
tnyo-^tft

myoblast Zod uVl-trem
myocsrditis m.

myoeardniin Jnot ^W^^ft.lcsrdiso

muscle) /.

myoeoele ^mbryof (canty of a myo-
tome) /

myocomrna Zed. 1 * myotome Wl-

«Ser« m.

5 (a septum betr»esn mj otomes) **
myoseptum

myocojnmila pf. of myocomins
htyodes Zool (genus of iemrnings)

ifuifir traiPi
M Irmmus imrtr
Myofibntlae Zeot. wpl.

Myohyras PoIeonioL (comet from the
toner Miocene of Egypt^PII- IT-
61 M Msutett tnnfn
myology uftrO/^ finyw w.

SByoma Htd. m-

myomectomy »,

myomere Zod. m.

Myomorpha Zool. (infraordet) lilV*
.turim m.

myoneme Zool. (a specialized

le like fibril) (iRft+rf)

myoneural junction Zeef.
firnr

fllyophoous AvM (*fl

whistle- Cl- Telago tOwinJ
myophrisk m,

myopia Ophthalmol (rays are focussed
befoye^hey reach the retiua) ST^-
trifiiaT/.

myoseptum (a spptnm between myo-
tomes) /.

SlyosonAi Zoof- (Lat- tnya'asea tnuv
tel', the Calysaozoa are rnanoe—
PH 1 306) ^refrw-jnnfir
Myoaolis Du. (Gk , Jit. ‘mouse-ear’)
ipioff iraj^

Myoaurus Dot (Ok- npoi 'mouse'
lift?; -h .KfKs ‘isil* ?S7r)

inrifif

M minimus ^
myotic n » ad;, win^^
myoticwmcioile

Myoiis lucifugDs Zool. (brown hats)

myotome X^«iRjocomma Zool-
Wit® m

S ■ myoseptum WlTft /-
my omeiob t7l tie %

Myolrsgus Zool. (Ok. uiya ‘mouse’ 3?

+ Ira^M ‘goat’ wa) snrrfi

Myoaidae Zoo! m-

Myozns Zool t^tig -trarPt
rayria- Wjs-

mynacamhoui adj Zool. (having
numerous jy spines) 5^1?^
Myriacanihus Zcol ffttlfs

mytia-pTsm (m) g ) n fn-vr )

myna-meier (mjm) wgjt tTH n. (n-
AT)

tnynapod Zcol (Gk. myrini ‘ten thou-
sand' >’ 3 t) w gyn ; m
Jlyrupo 'a srgirnxT- m pi.

Mytica Bot-
flf P*lc (bog m)rtle)

M. iaIegrifo]ia=M. nagi
M. asgi (boT myrtle) tfiniiit
(B-,U-«i:?W,Ben. Hin. «mw. JJar.
®ma) '

MyTitaceae Bob «,

MyiicanA

994

Mytilui latua

Myncani Bol {^[yrilu, ancient ntma
ot tamarisk f i^) *nj»i snnfT
M. elegant (it is apyilio 1 lo bruises
— Baao) *nn*Blfal

M germanica = German tamarisk
(it resembles tamarisk— ^eb )

tnyricin C^era (lormt the less soluble
part oi beeswax)

myricyl (myrin i yl) Cbrm arrj

fefilW n

tnyricyl alcoliol ttTjfiTfftra 5^
MyriO|i!iylluiii (Irmr^ much

divideit « lioilx.! leaves)

uarta

M siiiialuiii (at ikoil water milfoil)

M serti.illaliim (uborlel water

Iiiilfoill wfa

MyriovUela /ool warfi

myriaialr u

iiijn'tii flri; l-lifin strfs*
ni)ri*lii a = nutmeg /“bArm aiTfirew b
M vri'lica B«l Jl'ftfta ailtl

M (ta^rans (true nulmeg ceminon
nutine.i (ala< aril (ta(tant nut
tree luatB true, nutmeg) ITitn>9
enftTW (n.^JL »rRT» llm
Pan Ouj Ijri Mat aiT*a.

Mai r‘>rT»«(.T«l *TflT»3)

M malilariia (faUe nutmeg) V*?
atifTSWlliom *'i-*r ereTe)
Jlyiistieaeeae

lojTiilie aeiil cAem srrft^ «**!
iDTrialicae semen suutiueg yrirTn^

uyriiticene b

Myrislirivora ilt ji (genus coasieting
of the nolraeg pigeons) aiPlT^TTI*
BTrPt (duriog tbe eeuoT they feed
almost exclusively on nutmegs
llfTT*)

iSTnilicot (an oxygenated oil la
nutmeg) *rV«n

myrntin CA/»i irf^/
tnyriilone CArrw. »rlt /

Bsyrroero- fVfn^

Myrmeeoliinae (fuUaiiii'y;

Mjncecobiae Zoo{.{Gk. myrewi 'aet'
■h liot 'IifeT WlfA¥T3ftfi ffnft
>1 (eiexitni (banded aoteater!)

Myrmccnejetus melligcr 2ool (be-
coinoareitlydisteodei veithtionoy
so as to lie aa large M a small
grape-Lull p2S9) iTJ^lfl

(IJyrmeroiliaAx (geinsol epiphytes
with tubeva inhabited by ants—
WilUs)

Myrnserophaga

M juhala (great anteaier)
fTflrftffB

Myrinesupha'iilje frfl^stW TO m,
tlyrmcrophageiilea (suterfaniily)
frfr^TOW5TkJI m
myrmecophagoiis aifj (ant eating)
rqqVltrwl ( t^), «i^ ?t 9 tl

myriueco-pliileueoili Dot f)r9

mvrtiieie • ’ ly Bet (tlW /

niyrniekile ftlroj (Ok. Myfwieiio
•wart » whicli >• aim to Sit a*-i)
wti H

niyrniclitic (iiO Pttrof vf*TO
Myrmelceo Zool (rfl^TOxi ffllriV
>1 forisiiianue (ant lion) (tnpn

^(»r^llcl^«Ol«lac n

Myriiiira Znel fTfl^tnciTu
M hresiooides (xnninon rod-
brown aiit}««'fl^^
Myrmifidae hiftSlbJIri
tnyrvlialao •• myrolialeouoa b black
elieLulic niyrohalio* pf

myrutiaiao flower
myroeaer — nivroeiir
roytotmwDiyrosisc (an enzyme of
while anl black mustard)

tiiyrosinase wmyro«ia

MyroxyToo (Ok myroa'a aweot |uica
diatilling from e plant* d-xylen
‘wood )='leloi(r'S Hot.

TOtft

Jl pcrcirae (yields bsUam of Peru
which IS us»l lor treatment ol
ulcers) TOT

V. loiaifcra (yields balsata o{
tolo firje) smner
rarrrhrnmrrrlta reronfns
myrriiir a-tt »»Trtf»>re
snyrrhic sri 1 1’Ww. fW*!** TOg
tnyrrhin pirnfing j
nyrrhol Ck>wt. ttrifv^ne.
Myrsiascesr Sot <TTI ii. (from
BwMidfhffTOim

Mvrsine Bol JRTft

M afncana uinieT (Pan.

gro*)

tlyrsiphyllum Bot. (C'jmhing Aspara.
gus Has ovate false leaves [dado-
p)i>lls] iiistead o'f the neoilles of
the common asparagus— Web. a v.
■luilax 3. .f McLean 1 925)
jntrfir

Myrtareae Bol. 31*5^:}® n (from
Awornirt traiPi)

Myrliflorae Bof. 5t*3 tihl n
myrtle 1 Bet »i

3 = my rile green (a colour, greenish
green blue 111 hue. of low

Hq saturation am! low fd brilliance)

myrtle greeowinyrtle (colour)
tlyrliie Bef TOlft

M raryopliyllue RTO TOTS}^

M. roniniuuie myrtle (berries
usoil m perfuiiiory— Web ) BtSl**!
tTnifq

Myeiiljiea ifoef (the e>oSr when pre-
sent! are luppoitsd on movable
atalke— PH 1 423) «.

Myiie^Mf TO^niW-ailfil
M Biulai* irjt.s(w^»Tl«
My»orcCtfij nfCTtSt (ancient nauu)
Mysore thorn (CoeiafpiHia srj mria)
S^^lin

Myslacucoeii (mliorjcr) mrfiftifil-
stJTO m. (»f»r toothfaas +
whale)

myiteriuue phcDomeDun ntT

myncry „

niyatical ad;, gwi, rjT, ffWBT
myeiic willAaw (tee will)

mythogreen (a eolour, yellowish yel-
low-green rtfiftl in hue, of low »fT
ssturstion and high ‘t brilliance)

Mylilecra roof T^^TOSI «5n»t (>f3>n
tuliorJer)

Mytilidee TT^TOt) 4ni an
Mylilut ZoU (L^t ,’a sea mussel')
Tyfroif-mtifi
M eilulia XT|(T

M. fetus (the asl.rlor adductor
has completely atrophied, the
(unction of cloeiogthe si ell being
perfonned by tbe great poelerior
adductor alone— Pn ISOO

MTtilut phaico!inut

99S

nakad dabantux*

M. plia«c«linii« (dutnbute»l from
the *lior6 down to C300 fithoms
— L«n iwSSS) Btnpff T^ftTTTJ
Mytragyna Uot V\ n % BWlfit
RI. i>«rMfolu RjHP^ «^iav (Bom.
K»ii Ilin. aw, wwi.

Mar. atra. aro p»n. awa,
Tam. i'lifam&ai)
niyxaiitorha Biol
Wyxi.lmin Zool ^anra-tnoRr

M, iicLcrLuliDii uiiiiK

Rlyxtne Zed- (|!einui cantalntng tha
typical liaKCahM) tftakfl'fflTfil
M. pIutiDota ifta'Ht
Myxinoidca iJtakfa-xm m
Myxinoidri ^ewf *(>a>f4-n»l «
inyxi]itcngium — myxoptrrigium
niyxo.

N.(.\Viiirrirt)«*m> («>JnVi3ff»rft)
•n* P/iyi (neutron) ufi*

N (nitrogen) ( Arm >t(’5rf^)
n. (norumO Cftmi at (ac^)
nllOCht^'U 1e
N (nottli) 7 (TWi)

N. u (numbei) en. ft. el (ttcail
N (iiuml<er) CArm et(^m)
n. r P/ipi. (frrkjueiir)) n
n.V<i«7i (any nuiiib»r)»I (Wtf) eiWl)
n (principal quantum iiumi cr) S {JTfPT
an’j ^<II)

(natrium “todiuii’) C'Arwi If (tf^IJ)
N.A C (aotiC»J area committee) *T $1.

«. (it''t‘i.r^ in H^ri)

Biraral 'cranium lake
BjcarloeMgcranium lake
aailil'inaal qtirnr n
narrc — moilirr-«f }>carl
naerrou* lulpliiir nlRra QVXif^

N.A I). PafAof. (notliing abnormal
(Jetertnl W fkOTWir-9^q^»'J) q fit
naJir awlffaj, n.

nargiir J/inrrai.fie apparently iireon
artr with yttrium 1ti*l oiobium.
taotatum. thoriona aed airaeiuia

Myxoliicteria n.

MyxuUrlrrbrfae n.

Rlyxu)«rtctialee (order)

Myxobaltta;^«4. (largo ejneylia fti).
inn&

MyxotHlclUr«d.(foedeon thojineei
of tnTortebratos) WTrsq^ftw-mrifir
Myxoboiua Zf^ qdotnV^-tnnfit
M lUtiUrri inin»7 ^tqnV«

Myxm-o.'cua

inyxorilenia Afaif. iMqrTTB f>j.
MyxomyrrtalrsPjt q^tqVfirfT-nW n
Myxomyectf. (cl«, of elimo mould*)
BiH. n (jfJiai

UlOUlJi

q^ elaaa)

Myxoidiycrae m Cyanojiliyccae »
Scl..x<»|.liy,y*e jjot.

*n . tn jd.

N

otiJea) ^nrf^itXn.

Nagi Kill* (,o Amiti) Bni fnf) n
nagaaa Zoel. (di*ea*e of Iirreloek
«auao.{ by (rypanoaoiiiM tranemit.
teJb) tliatset*eAyqioq\1)«iy(tT'ft'
vin/.

Na'cia hI’imIo* arpu*

N brarieata *. rodorarfu* nrtii
folia

N. lat(rolia.I\>.Wtr|.ut laiifol.a
nap-man (one who .bow, hortea)

nepyepue J/ion-ol. (, eiilpboteilnrido
of lead an I gold)

(“I for 5 tA gold. ea. |v,r

a- for g-q eulpho . *q. for Aq>;q

tellunde, ft (or nmera!)

mrrqt fqt ». (yx family)

Na UJalfa pot (an order of .Yaiaa)
HH>«o-«Tpr i» (qfq order)

Naiea Bet. (a geon* of eutmerged
aquatic rlaab)
naik Jfd. inq« wt
Ball 1 qqqa.

S Zed. erqi «. (daw

Mjxo|>li)taPo/ rq»TO'lfe^:/rf.
Rlyxoptcrypiiim 1 Zc«J. (posterior
clamper) vi.

2-ila»l*er RJfrWTJre »>i.

Myxojponpia

niyxo‘j>oro .Vyrof. (a nijsomjeeto
epore) rfhng m
myiorni*

Myxornis Atrt RtSTqtJ-tnnfff

Mjxo»iomj(a genus of animal* liaiing

four pairs of sutkers) «[T\q-trJnPt
Myiosioinila Zed. etT^. ntj 1
RlyxoMomida Jool. »fT\T-qi^ i-j.
Rlyiottoniidae TmV. srrgq.rfrr ri.

My«u. prrsirae Bet (Ok. wymi, 'to
suck. Oue of tlio cluef carriers of
liotato Tiruses)

3 m , q«t n. (iliort (or fmrt&i)
l>ep >fl!n

»n>l rA <l« Kl«qT, Bmni
nail liriith
nail rlij.j.inp qq
nail cutter qqicrftg
Nair bI Z*ur*k~ ■ riiocniui <(j'pes.
tnnt TTITJI M.

^•l*d^^'f (mallirlic»tioiib> irolifcta

tion of the segments at the pv^te
nor end— ru. Ijjj) qnwfccv-

Jrwfr

niked a.(/. qrq, ^jjj, KifTTrt, gstp
naknl huUet sntnrrxih(|
naked confcs.lon Low (one thst is
not lullcient to Isy a basis for
conrictione it bring a eonfestion
• liieb relstea no eireurailaacee
proren to hare e*i*te.!-Aiyar ^
84<5b) sompT WTrrBti*l«yet
ntkeJ contract Lev (contract deroid
of coniilcration—Aiyar)

RUTT

naked dfLeotufcsimple debenturo

Ct»a.*wn5 ntetqT. wafe^

(witKonl security. UDiecoreJ)

i»l«d eye

996

iphthazine

niVrd eT* •ii-i'fsr,
niLpi] eye »pp<ar»are

diLcJ ere csamioitioa Hid
»5h»9fysn>

iui.rJ Lcrotcne limp iTfl^

oiVed Ilf rT« ft?

DiVed li«lit erft
nArd po‘!fs«ion Lok 'BTT'l
oikfd po>**j«ot Lav ST*
nAcd |v>t>er >«rpn-fcSM from

»3\ nterfst 'f •! e io-ff in the
sotjefS niittfr)

DiLrd promi-« Lag; (» promise with
oot considerilionl jrf*^F^ af»9T
niWrd >la^ ^gol ^

BiUd ‘raut « loo.e >mut eRITT

cfr CO' f red smut
niLed tnisi = pi'si'c iru*t Lea
ftn *PI»l

sikcd iniiU pse ire
Diked wamiD ere
N ills) dcriTitive ^|rT7ft-*3*TV
Dime I irp s.

2 (reputitian) eprff /
la the Dime e( k ttnt ¥
ly name P*® If
Dime eh. 1 PTP fiRT. pnrtfT’f
atra^STTRl
s ftfirr cm cw
nimr ind nilionilite WTP ^Ttf^aCT
BiBiel-oarJ anrrpc n
stimed <iJ; PunfCT
D a m < t s' (til ) CpH (Const ). Pim,
PTJM . jnptT
Dime'ile pp^ntt
nimio: of arhitrilor ftpTCC
cm

DIO- = DIDO-

niniD>U m ninnioder
niniodrous qJj Hd WTPC^TC
''inlreossNinlern yellow {« eoloor.
-oil sli jellow Oftrci m liUC. of
) isl Cl ril'iinee) sileitc,

^>DVl■> rile, wlralWr brows
ninninJer :• Jwirf mile ^fi crpc

Ninnipus ^ocL (Gl •oiaot ‘JwirD
•isem BstC)

^fienoJnlos 2»U. aiUercsy CT^

Naaeorhopi (Qk. 'awarf +

riopi ‘onderwood*. A low growiaj
piIt) ctrppis siaifa
^ ntrhiriiiifti((>{iilH'H4fll!e(Qsed
in xptrnnxr} i loli^ioe— Baso)
Dino crap- «t-
ninophineroplielc p^,,*

Nioo'Dirws p ;-ooJo{ (Gl. suocs

'jwuf ) crpsRn smfil

Dinioliie n. (•Tl eoprer.

' * clilondr, -re for ininml)

^lo, = ^ \ry>»\a'i«(r P«ippi*.d»ireN».

nipe Zeti ttxTtf

niphlhi (po'rolrom. »rcc:»lly tta
more Tolittle Tinetiee) n.

Dipbtha-ctriootcCcf /»i T^ItTCTtm

Dipfaibi tli'iilirr sW'CPTht
niphth’’ r'hmTH^Cw
BipbiliaJeDC Ckm. n.

DilU Biphlhroc

n and blarl C«t- IflJ an?

B arid preen C«f I»J

n bliek Cci. JuJ. «T»

0 Hue Cot InJ *a

n. ilirl blue Cd JaJ. nfin

n. preen Cel InJ. »ss>nei
n, piol CoJ Jnd TCeretj «TTB
n. re,! CcL /«J m

n. searlet Cd InJ iVl

D yellow Cot- In J 7w>»c<la
•oiphtb.lide Clem- »«.

luphlhilto /

nj|i(iihai yellow |t> b bnlliut
rellow

nj|>blhiinioe ^ww^SR^l

o a/oblirkCcI InJ ira

CP»

u ItjcLCrf InJ C%»fTWfl CW
D. I tue I oL /• f CWw9r»^\ ^

D brilliiDt 1 lac Cot f»J. CTO-
in^u*ln

D IriHijoi UrJeaux Cd InJ.

crofita^l eftro
n brown CoJ InJ C^cfWl cw
o chrome UoeC.l /nJ TOerftVft

w-4 w Jl-n

B dirk preen Cot fad CCCftf^

■fcCffit

■.deep black Cat fad. cWfreA

ertr CTF

D deep blue Cof fni- STOfcRt
niTaht

n. direet I lick Cof /«f. 3eiafeflfl
•RifwacT^

n. dimi brown Cot InJ atferjfft

wwriwirew

D fast Llicl Cot Jad. 3ei®fRil

fwT Cl^

o fa‘l lortleiu^ Cot fad 3%C-
rpTt cftfTC

n. fist prre Cof. faJ.

fisrt HCT ^

D 'fist red Cd. InJ- 3TOfirril

rc

B, fj»l icirlft Cot fai. 3%cfjcfl
fnit f?bt

n. fi-lsiolet Cof. fad- 3acftTTl

Act Asrarttw

n. preen Cd. fit tA

n. heliotrope Cof. lad. 3^?fsfA
fR“l?lf!ltTt

n. loJipo Cof InJ. fitefs

n light Hue Cd InJ a^Prfcl

#lc

D oli'c Cof. InJ ^FBTf

n orange Cof fef iWwA «ntn
D. piuk Cof fii t ^ItsAieA wmi
u j.ure yellow Cof InJ

n. red Cd. In.1 TOFfi!H<A
B icarlel Cof. In 1. St^Ar? A *lht
n, tkyldue Cof Ini
ITTTtt'^rB

D ' lolet Cof. fad. Ttr«C!trf| sfttl-
«lf|fa

a yellow Cot InJ. 3%»fTfeft <1*
niphlhjDil Cot In I 3TOiA^

B. 1 loe alB

n. pirael

u. oriDge Wlt>l

n. red toWIb

D icarlel trtoi

DJplilhareDe and Llick Cof InJ.
MlV<e«n WTW CTH

n acid icirlel iAw^»t atm iAb
n.oran-e

n. irirlel wleilwB tTO
Bjplilba tberioomeler triiNie
niphshi wood TTO 3T1
BjphihawooJ spirit T^n-^n DWt
Biphthaairin 5 • aliairia black S
■aphlbaaiae tWMI /.

xi«]>htliaziDe blue Cd Ind. 3'flPTA^

niplilliazinr blue lilarb Cd Ind,

f

papliUnziTiP MoJft Ccl Ind Stiffl*

jfrft ^

oa|i|illidriirin Col Ind
na|i1ilbrn> ( Ji/m n

napliilial<*nr Tfl>su
napliilK-ii'l ( luri n

Oa|<)i(lii4alonc Coi hid
raj.litliino Ccl ha! /

ra|.litlimf l.rown /«,/ r»

naiilitliionic ail) ttiif} laninip-^

{h»on»o)

paphthionx rr.l C,.; Inj 3WTW^f*^

Tn:

naphlliion rfiLf>/ /u,/ r»F

oaplitlin ad] 3ti~>

rapblho n< u) bla<b ( Ud 3^9!
•R?t«TW

pajiIilliDchromp I lur Col Ind TWS*

naplillioibrontp 'lol'l Cd Ind

BapbOinraaninr Mwt Cfll JikJ.

naplitliofiirti Mai'k cd Ind (tzo
i)ir»c) i1)<> lor aftortrntniant wUh
fornmlilahydo) TWFSff *li*
naplitbofurtii tolniiratVl Ind 3^*
3u<tl

napluliKgrnf Miic CoL Ind 4W«jH
5ft5T

papblboptnr vtultgo Mua Cd. Ind-
fWtW HtW

BapJillioprne pure l<lue Ccl Ind.

naplillioir adj Chr^n
Dapbtbnl ihm n

n ari.lUaik Ccl. Ind B*3

n l>enaoia 'P

n. Mark Cd Ind rTW

n. blur Ccl Ind 3^sfls
n. Mur-bUfk Cd Ind

^ -i

n. brown Ccl InJ 3^?f3«W

n. roloura ‘T*!

n. parnct Cd Ind ThIt.

n. prren Col. Ind 3^*3

o. oitnge Cd. Ind. 3^133 Bill

n -mlpbonalr 3>l?3
n yellow Cd Ini
mjiblbolalc Ckcnt aw^ »
naplitbolir CArm. *3yt?ft3
n-tplitlionielan SB = naplillio^pu r»
punu ^

napbllionr Chen, a^l?!/ ^

n-^pbilio-purpurin Col. Ind. 3ym*

sftaH?

napblhombiitr Co} Ind
mpbihyl (nopAlAaleno 3^^^+ W
a^tWn ftaqllftp)
naplitliTtaminr Cd Ind
n bUrk iMTPftni 3IP
n Mur l.lark a^TPfiiyft
n l>orilrau\ ayjprfinfl
n brown w

n dun a ^ gf?irf> tBto
n «liJto black 50jf 3Ta

n nl>rt3^3pfinft^
n prren Ijft

B pink a^lypfinft kitc
T i te.l tv

D aaliaW^rftwaw
n.'aiilplionic ackI CArt>i.a4m(n*fl>
«*«

n yellow a^tRraVb ifttt
na(ihthyl Miie Cd M T^mrftW
napbtUyl blae'Mack Col W. a^TW

naj'litlivlrae Chen a»hr^rq
B blue Col

n. reil Cot Ind- awtArw pb
B Tiolel Cel. Ind

naphthyl rnl Col Ind PT

naphthyl ainin Cd Ind

Napierian loparillim J}a|Jk
(t = tTknscrnilentwl *)
oapirorma^^ Hof
napkin sbPi n t <l4 n
^aplea preen wrlirome preen
Naple* yellow l«>aoliinoDyr yrilow
ilJprBm

9 (a colonr, rcxMiih yellow iBrnffi
in hno. of kiph ^ brilliance) irtlffi-
PS

Napoleon blue (a eolonr, reJdtih blue
^ritvT in hue. o( liiph latora*
lioa and tow R bnthanea)

Napothera jlrw ?I?9r?3 ffSlft (having
tnuafnatcl S*^ plumage w)
nappe (Fr , ‘cloth, sheet'} Geol iPiTX
m. (Germ. Deeltn)

BJrreinc Ckrm ftmtB/,

Narcitic Zool. ^asvi^'jrsrrfiT
narrisaiiloriii Bet Tar
narriisism (eiotio toeling aroused by
one's own bodj) /.

Narriasits Bel JTsnfif

>. pcruilonarciisus (with large
yellow flowers)

Narrohaloiilra Z«5l. tpSTT'^ m. (’FI

order)

NirrohaluisTorpedo Zool (genus
ol rays) tjctil-jnnfir
nareo-hypnia J/e,? tan-srewi/.
Nairotneiiusse Zool. rpegftrp-stgnct

Narcondam liorDbill Aret

sfl^ anft^W diced deop rich rafoot

5wi(ia)

narroiis onlBW, wvtpiT n
osrrotic adj. rttP*

Barrottc drug >1331

Dirrctirs n.

C/. hypoMics tail*

Birrotlc aulmnet 3T1V

narrotme CArm. (foond lu opium)

navtl n tnatpraea n mat)

Nnrdosiacbya Hot srn«TWt»srarfir
N jjiamanu (spikenard) «IJTPV-
(B , K , M , Ben. Bhulani
Mai Ilin aiFtriO.Tcl aroW.Tam.
spiirrfl, Indocliina/olamrniii, Smh*
jnrnmoiui)

Kardiis Bet «ttrra inrrft

N. stnria (malgra's) HFTIWT tPTrtT
Narepimla Dot. finfwTT jnnfit
IS alaU = Goanese ipecaeiianha
(lea\ps 3 toliolate— Basu) FTFI^*
ftlfSrtrdlasu ftlpRT, Goa. trt/olie)
Hires (opening of the nose)
n.

nanal a<f^. (pertaining to the nares)
HTHlRlttlir
BarralioD lirmWa

9 Ccn. (reaaon for, or explanatiou
of, an enlry)*37w^/.
namlire adj. »tp ttni3

narTitire lesson Edne. 3 V Wr w3 m

deecnpiise leseoB (sm

naplithaiina Wua 997 n*n«UTe lesson

pink Cd Ind. «mi
red Cd Ind PB

nuratiTe report

99S

national bank HUt

furraiitt repoti BftVT’T

nairMi\t lUlc ?T?l

nirro’n.' a fj Wftl.

loo parrow Jtfiailioo hajye *1 <'■! IH

PV’I

6aTtO'«

narro'>'rrncil sCfl-aiSIHI^
nartnw nrfum'tanoe'^fe^TfifelPnrfi

oarcow cconn Fnalr-j RCbft
DarrowrarrJ •rater bat A^a-nwi. ^•

Birro^r •‘cape vn W^ai

narrow pause

barrow gaupe -ectiou Hlg ff«tfs=Tt

vm

cirrow loterpreUlioo Itjftnt
oarrow.lea^eJ Stl
parTow.ieated bitter errii = Carda-
mioe impalieoi

oarrow'leited iroabirk (£uenlvptut
crttral

oarrowdeaved pepprrwort ■ Lepi«
diun ruderaleae^fiiT*
earrow leaard turmerte (Curetina
an^kili/a/ia) t%. (D .N„U )

ttamwlf rectaoplar <nrhlit!r
narrow raajoriJy 'tpM
Barrow miaJ lnfF4
nartow.Tntfidedodp tniW-wan
Dirrow otoutbed aJj. WfA JW,

Barrow »rck tfttr

Barrow noged »iij Fmilrr
BWB

narrow rirer Croj. atrfW BbO

narrow aeaa gt<fJl BJX
tuxTow ttUey G«^' B<rt
Til, An Bifl (Mar. trtM fill)
narrow.xooej • Darrew.riDgrd
Narrheeium » Al>ani
N a r t b e X aiafoellda •• Ferula

furwbal {J/ono/oii otonorrm) Zad,
(an .krctio celaeean ot tba 'amiir
De'rMi'Iar tba Oiala haialoag
roioted tuib rrojectiDj forward
liba a ?!•) a-ni** m
Baaal afj.ntrt, wnt*

« (la.al Uaie) ioif., ^ao:.

■Tr*n la, m ^ eft

nasal Lone Anat BIBlffB

nasil breadlb mRI'firenifr BIT €t

nasal eapsulo^aolfaeioqt capsule

nasal ratarrlint^ dlnU

oa«al roBrba=lurbinatrdbone Anil-

na»al (louche ntBI
nasal drop niHl ftsj
nasal index Cranufnfirf Sfiny ^TRt
>i«al»4 Zsti ($enaa constitated by
the proboscis ini>nLe>) "tlfBM*
jmft

nasal lenglb msTI'aiimA, r|I^ BryT^
nasal mucous membrane snrtf s^en>
<BI

nasal sac Ttm

nasal seploia Anal BWi-Btl
nasceorc » na.reet slate = stslui
oasoenJi JIOHinMlfWI /.

nJ«ceM a-ij- aiTRPr
aiseenc state *s naseeBce m autus
nasceodinnniTniimi/.
naseWrry (JrArna aOfoBi) 5t*3 o* •

^a•lllra • yCaprteornidtfron
Jmse.

oa«i corn oAj. Zed.

^•sal•<«rma Zed. *n^*iktR nwpl.
naso> •iTtnf. •Bm

oasobuestal grouve Zed. BBtigr*
BBfni

n««x(ltary oerse Anu( (>t goes not
only to tbe eiJiary eanplion but
also to other parts of the eye) *<fjr

caso-hypopbTsisI opening Zed. VTBI>
9>T»w fm

njso lachrymal don, naso-laenmal
dun .lo3t.W3^'tl-«BT'^
naso-palfiioe «d>. Anet. B7B1>irT^
>asaawAleetnon
TsassidaewAlenrionidae
naisosia scarlet O • acid fast aeaclet
natlie adr Ztanl Phtetel- vfCB (an.
cieot word)

nastie morrmcot nfsJI nfd
nasturtium IwDastartium red
gwrailmiam yellow

>aslurtinsnwnoripa ^ef. (ralslsd to

leyaJiusa JrrR) p Jljf BBlft

N. aqgsUrua atiwaq
> foatsoum (water creaa, sham.

roclc> stertioo) 3fB
IS. beterophyllumsiN. palustre

X. lodicum sniB T*5^

N, rasdagaicarieuseisN.indicucu
N. moownum fnfr ^ 5 ^[T
IS. o^cinalcs^N. fontanam
N. palustre = marsh eress TB3.

naiturlium red (a colour, roiMish
red yellow T^TtflCTT in hue, of high
aatuTatmn) S^ilq ifttw.
isasturiiuD] yellow w c a J m i n m
yellow

.pasty m (ancient word)
nasty oAj

Xtsua Zoof. J T?TBI*f SXifs
3 («c< cop j T?TBIir"s
natal aSj aBr-, a»JT-A«»dl
a*aTi«AB

Xtiai browa (a eolour> red yellow
mtbr in hue, of low aty satarstloa
aod low ft brilliaBee)»B1i«Jl!l
natality (btrth rate) ararf tn-
Natal aerrel (ZTiiiscaa laMarife)

Batasa Sot Tex. (with Aoatiog lea«
ees) MtMJ)

Nalasiia (Lat naiau ‘iwitn’} £ad,
xSTfiiB: rt.pl.

Bstatonal tti} Zotl. (4*0
NathortUana Bot. ( ot the Cretemoai
panod It abows rtsetoblanoe
to Zaortel WOtlM-WJfft

Natica Zoot. Tirft

Naliridae (they drill other abella)
arT«)r<i4tTr lo.

nation fTT n (Conat) (see eouDtry)
national n. nlTT, ttf^ n.

riliira "lltlft* (aiw lubjeeta)
national oJ/ TiffB (rapial hSlteftira
iseatrst i<t(i[a).nT* ^
Balional agricultural income tl^S
fPr iriB

national airways (Coeat.)

national and inlernational eompe*
rability TifgB aPiT er»TTOfirB (JB*
dtm

uuonal aDthrm tltnty
niiisral soog yigiflT
BJtioBil luby week nf)rB ^ 3 -«ur(
Tationsl bank

Balional bank hilla frffB atftVlT*
b 4 iT

nitional black

999

natural

national black Col. Ind. *1®
national blue (a eo!otir< reddiah-blne
sftsRfi m bue. of bigh s^aalura-
tion and low ft bnlliance)
tn;

National Cadet Corps (N C C.)

g? «ft^-ft^» 0 ra Irt (n.g

ft,tICT%)

National Chemical Laboratory Tlf^
jnrtnm®!

national constitution n%tf ttfiWR
national convention jihhi. tTT*

WWI

national currency
national debt Ttf^
national defence nf?*T srftTtJt
National Defence Academy

national demand &c»i Slf*t*

sil-qd

national dividend » national income
national domain Law Tlf^ ‘l,W?l
national economy ervunwi
national emergency wrrta
national expenditure TTf?[^
national expenses Sron
national fore‘l"Slate forest
National Formulary (N F } Plu<rm

national health insurance flfr;

<f7^.an»Tt^

National Health Insurance Act

National Health Service Act nTpi-

national highway (Const )

national highway fund Tlfftt tifl'in

ftfa

national highways Tlfpl TTsntl
(ConstJ ^

national importance TT^tj
(Const ) ^

national income ciTgU STW* si 5 *wim
national income at factor ct>«t titt-
ai^trgsTT Ttfr*

nationil itirome at market prices

fTTfn-jpfTTg^m rfrr

National In»tUiit. for Medical Re-
search Sfig'l^tt^ wAm hT>n
national institution WT*n

national insurance tifpr WTifpr
Nalioral Insurance Act nftu-srmht-

nationaliseanationalixe

nationalism 1 (devotion to national
interests) /•

3 m.
nationalist 1 edj.

3 It. TTT^rft (-rg.) «
nationality nfjfinn. tilVtdl f.
citixenship stPlft^fn
to derive nationality from ri^^*

nationality at birth a*H k Tlffe"

nationaliration ( 1 (^ 11^01 r
nationalivalion of banks atlvr^9T ^

nationalization of industries 3:nttTf
wi

nationalizviloa of land Eton, 71

naitonaliae tjfpW'il
nationalitcil «d}

nationalised import "iflW

naliooalired institution rtVTfH WWl
tiattonal labour £ivn WIT
national life Trif^ Atn (Const >
national market Eton tlffT?
national member
national movement tiffett
national park tjffU smd
national passport Him
national pharmacopoeia tiIV<T >l73t>
_

national prosperity £f(in nfrrlTTX
national revenue sililH
national salute Jlfil TlflpT *tf»T3T^
national sample surveys Tifprsur^tl*

sni'ftv’1

national savings cards Tlf^ WWiT*
«nra

national savings certificate nfju

N alional Savings Commissioner Tlf{[iT
«niT*fT3^

national savings movement Tlfif?

national savings stamp (if^iT

national school Tify® UI?Tn?T (ice

national security Tiy-gaVl
nalinnat service srliolarship

national aocialism TTITTTXT^

national song

national status Tiff? Ulfruft
national treatment
national waterways
(Const ]

national wealth TTr^tl 117

native ttJ;. 1
2 Geol aiTci
naliv e antimooite sn^
native antimony snF?rwiT7
native hear=koala
native beer trftri
native bismuth ntJfT ftT^ig
native breed ^Tnr srfintlft
native calcium ^^3
nativ e cat (& marsupial) tR*ft ftkiH
native chri'tian ^*1 ilTT^
native iron stUTl.inf^ ^51
native medicine fjR
native meiairry HTT^JTUT
native platinum sn^a
native potassium chloride BIF*
sflr?

native prince ^ffl Tpn
native salt mjTI Bist
native sulphur sr77 ^liiff
native trees g?T,^ltT
nativity 1 (birth)a*iT n.

2 amVirt n.

3 Aurd.-^t^nrfif.
nstnuoKSodiiim Chem. TTTTgm
natro. Chem ifTiT-
natroborocalcite s ulexite
natrO'chalcile ilfineraf. VTTTTfinrm.

(STT natro , Jirfira "chalcite)
natrolite ilintral (sodinmalununinm
silieate) n. (91. lor 9ITT3

aodiumi TT" for weillj alununiunif
for ^tTJftTsiheatB, W for wftsf
rumerat)

natron (aative sodium carbonate)
ViPio ui-, yttl/. (Ht.forSn’Jsoduirn.
•'ll. for ithnO^ carbonate, -rx for
rjftn mineral)

nstron. Pfiroff. (rich in sodium) BIT*

natron-granite J/ineral BIT-T’lIWnv,

nitropliiliie WRt>r»nt nt ( 91 . for enig
aodinm, for Aft: manganese, 7 .
for'WTttlil phosphate, -TH for Bftw
mineral)

natural HTyft^.^rrfiTT, TX IW.Ttb ,
ctnr. (as in T*;5n riwi)
(as in %Ttr7 JTTpi)

1000

natuxsl tuceais!on

aatursl n (colour) —

natural affertion « jO‘)> ^5^

natural agent Livt. snift* *rfkT<jf
natural alle/iatiue «r73
Datura! Iialance 9lf pTS Wic'H
natural blanltS Forestry

natural body defence MltPl*

srfTTSn

natural born subject ^5T3H STTl
natural botaiiual areas toreitry 377

Pit w T vt ftg^

natural boundary snfPiT ?{ttn
natural lalatuily RT7

natural ia|iilal BffO

natural lau-c Lojk. BIT’ Cim.

T17B1

natural eliioiKl tnf^
natural child invi aif't fiaiB
natural ela"ilii-aiion Bet BJffrii Ttff-
TTB

natural clcatiitSp*»natvjTal jirMoin^
natural eluiuti
natural colour BTfB sfl
natural i ou-eqiii dee* inpr
natural eosine K ilh BTT3
natural frO'»ins HTT^* RTT*'
natural rtiv Stfl^
natural ilealli ^3

natural iloav 9T7f3««rr¥nr
natural doinii lie
natural d«e tJtcei

natural cRetlai^T STrn^
natural cquatious of a ajiaie ciirte
ss inlrinaii. cc{uatioD9 ol a ejaei.

natural e.jiiily Z,au) %*ffrt*
natural fratuiea STjfH*
natural ferlilitj SttPi* tSt’!
natural fool 37’ BW. 3*41 dt (ono

w| o « a foo' from I la ratirilj')
natural foreea RT?f^ in’
nttntal (onst UtTri
ef.,s artificial forest fftB ”
natural frailmut 5(oliafic« BTf^ Tuv
■lalaral fruit IlnlTrT T?
natural ft S7f’ Tifr
nitural »ttt a^f’ aft ^

DMural gooiU Zvn arffirT Ba’l*
naliirsl grtt>i Co.' /» f BTfn
•nftlurjlfoo^jijn tJjTifTpr* ^tTsTT

■natnnil .l.,rri y^o! STTPf* BT»r

natural Leir La^ 7^3 TIBT?
natural Inttonan sif na*

natural butory STfa*^ a
natural liiMory apecunen

naliiral host

natural immunity SlfifilT HdltlOsii

natural ioi|>ort W'i
natural infanty ZAwfaperiol of non-
respottsiblo life aahich i« aaid to and
genet ally mth the lOtlior ITtbyear
— /II j ar p BM) liafn* BteBraWI

naturatiiut Biot afftlTIT*.

naluralistl RllM^ m.

a Sfffinrfl ( ) til

naluraliaalion YnlB«T<l M (Const)

C/ naliuRalizatiuo TlffirTT^
ualuraliaation iiaiicis^^ttmutTB
naturalized ^?flitTa
naturalized eituen fl
natural jiitiii e rtn?

natural law BRfnTPrBn
uatiiral length aiyn wbhIi STTtt

natural litre Cm;
uatura'l liLerir iflfn* HltlMSI Utt
Iibori))

natural life R73 ifnt|
aatucalto'acitliai Koth.«Ttft»^r^.
BTfB VTI

natural lore and alTerlion rt^ itat

naturally ^irnB , 1 HirfiT TB

?l

naturally seegarioiia Slf&T &

naturally oeiurriagin7pfVR<l)lBm
natural magnet BBtanT**
natural moile Ifatie^B^T
natural money iecM. Blr?! gyi
natural uiono|ioty tten ^RfnTtrrr-

fttn

natural moiill r«d. Jny%« «F3T
natural mBUhteaTyriT
natural aitmWr Modi
sny’atnBj

natural ob'iigataon nraifr*
natural order But WfftTT R ».
(lamily)

natural organian} bmly BiyPtT h ufil
«TB

natural paature Blyftv VTTal^ai

natural person Iiaat*rafnT*B^
natural pbenoineaoa SiyfilT Bt>tl
natural place (of Aristotle) PAya.

natural position JIfatA. WlWlft* ftttft
natural presumption RfB tfTfVIT
natural price £nm. Minify*
tUlitril pnlntng or eleamng; jf orealry
(Uie cIsaQing of the stem by the
desth kod fall of side branches —
IP R.) nif>d Bn^TTSB, snyfa# RfB*

Bslnral rsnge of distribution Forestry
(k^n ^ Hirers tfttn
nalural rue of profit £Von WlWrfdT

am

natural regeneration Forestry

natural Tceeseralioo by seed Pores*
try Bhr jut HTyfirc i’CetifR
nalural regrowth lorestry Hljf^
5=rff«

natural religioo BSfrnE
natural repreiematise l,av (lineal
descendants to the eaeluaton of IU«
widoir whose position is eontrac*
tual aod not natural)

natural reproduction ■ nalural re*
grotistioa

natural resource! oryfn t^ln, BIT*
ffT* Bwm

natural revegetatiooTiryf^* J^ltls*!
natural righta t|«pi* at^Ttt (am
tight) ^

natural aall^R^n RBBI
nalural ac.ale Btoliartra ltTT<T amktr^
natural atience Jtfft-fTJTlB, ffryfit*
(bTH

natural seasoniag siy^ wrlTt
natural seleclioo Biob tnyfre Bfl,
try^n btbi

nalural senini tnffi* (*>(1
natural aersitude Lav BiyRtT gfitBl*
WR

nalural sioe A/utA

natural use aiffST Bfpm

nainral sIo|w* slfftc vsrn sryfJ3

natural soa *?HH ^
oaiiical iiraium ffryPistyT
natural ilream

natural succeaiioa Forestry BTTfVT

natural aystem

• 1001

navy coepeiaUon

aaiiml system (of classification) Bot.
ail Hi*

oalural tone at?

natural t cpetation HTfPre

ft* a-twft

natural vjlcr ffi^ 355
natural >car
tmitiTe 1 irfft /

2 » (as of light of aten — flat*

cyliiiilrieal, etc ) si*TT tn
3??wr?w sifft/,ftfrt 11
)i!aces u«eil for purjio-es of nature

nature ami graMty of the alle'atioiu

Will 'll *1 At

nature ami nurture srf ft r^
nature of aeeouut sfit f3*<l

nature of ima?t Phyt srftqft
nature of interest s?T?

*T Wl?-T

nature of material a:? 559 sr*TT

uilure of roots l/Tatlu *T WF?
nature of *> luntv srft^ *T
nature of llie ai t *17 *T
nature of the ease

nature of the eoumrY irouml sn rw ff l

nature of the groumi *t tt^
nature of the work cr$ ct tt <» 7
Niuclealfot tTTT*^ff3nft
N. eirlaaiU ttmrs? (N'a^k

*fTr* 5 *T, Ben ieh litrfjnfia)

K. rordifoliasN otalifolia atTCTn
(Tam Mai rwiiya
lAtfanie— Gamble)

N. ovalifotia — N tortlifolia
N. partifolia c: Mvtragvua parvl-
folia

N. roitiuiTilblia
sessilifolia
(sessilo

Naiieoridae Zoof (Gl. njii* ‘ship’ +
Icrii ‘belli ns) (crecpiog water
bugs) ri

Niu.oris2cv' Thr^Harft
nau-hl Vflfli ^ »
naughty man* cherry Utropo
bMh{mn.i) C»nft*T /
uiugbiy man*# pljitbing ’ (f7r(tca
dieten) ^ 3 I<)h t>s.

2 (Captcfks 6arM jxuforta) T^tf^rtv

naumannlte n. ft- fort®?

silver, d- for da load, It*, for
seleoide, T? for ^ftVmtDeral)
nauplins Zoet- *391? m.

I^*u3ari Ort,?. ?9Tnr «. (10 thoBaroach
district, Bombay)

nausea 1 (any aickness of tho atomaeU
with a desire to Tonul)

*»». (fr. MW.), 6lwA. H93Tf3

2 (extreme di<;^st) ft^uil /.

nau>eatiD>^nan«eoosad> 14>rd*Tft,
9Ilft(T\)

Q gipw

nauseaiin* smell njif) nsq, 9JT?STft
irrsT

njii*eous=nausealin-
uauseous or offensise trade fH ’ | s i T
WTin^tinqiT
Nausithoe 2 col g4t*T-jnnft
o*ulieaforfj Jlfil.t|T9hl
uat'lKal almaoiL ?HBt 9?3in
uautical assessor ?T^ ftak*
uautual c^art aiflv ft*

Bauii<.al measure 919
oauiieal mile Tttg^ Alt* (aiw.)
nautical tonar^jra^
naiitics (scionee or art of oavigatioD)
9Trnft /.

nautihcone PaUoHUd. 9lfir«iij n.
oiuiiloid ad/. Zecl mftrm
ftautiloideasTeirabranrliuia
nautilus 2 'aoi ntftves.

Nautilus Zool 9lft* Htnft
N. niscrooiphslus TU m-n WTft*

N. |‘nnipilius(pearly nautilus) g^>

•rrfr*

naial oitj Wift*. AftiO-, ASftf ,
aiAn. AwmtwrA ( (Const )
naval alia«l>e ntTi*
natal Im-e ?lft^ WITUI?
natal cwnicol of mercliaaiile slup.

ping nrftsT-Anpi «t mft* ft9stni.
nat al conrt mftl au i q i ft q
nat al court martial 9ift« rrn 59191-
B9

Navtl Dt*iipline Act snft^-wgmm-
*lftft9B, wgtTI99'Stf>Tft99
natal dockyard ffif. Itftwnjao?
siaval e«igia<>eriB' wiftc wi ftteifsaA
naval foiw 9^^ 331. 9lf^c RTt, oW
Jt?t

naval put At HtA

•oral beadijuntrre 9! *9» gf 9Ta9

naval law STtft* ftfe
naval, military and airforce 35T,T9Tr,
•fft 9 T 3 ^i?j, nift*, sft* At ftjTR

9^

naval sertiec
navelTifji/.

2 (of a wheel) 9Tf>T/.
navel snfiT /.

natel lUsomphalopblebitis (Dor.

land) tnfwfNl
navel orange ?j5i-snt9
navetle = ti ild cabbage (Broaiica caw
jwsfrii) 9*9 *fq?ri* m.
natew^Brassiia uapus
A aticula Bot^ (Lat. ‘a giaall gi„p-)
9T91V9 SI Jlft
N, limo<a TTT9I*9 9791*9
naticularad; A*T*:T, 9I9T*TT
nat liability 97*937/.
nati'slle (hf;

nat ipaj.lc canal A379 f 591
natipable riter Asi^ 9^
navigate r6 A^r^t (9r97fll9), A9ft9T«I
nat igaiioD A stfNm (Const ), Afw

Bill Aipping Att^ (Const )
Natigation Act A9fT9T9-«f«ft9*f
navigation facilities A 9 f({ t ftf | ^
ftat^

navigation mark A q l^S^ a i -ftg
navigator ntft*. AsTm.
n*vy 1 Ah97 /.

3=nat7 blue snft^Arv, (reddish-
blue d?iT« ,a hue. of low 9?
saturatio n and low ft briUiaace)
*99A97T«

3=Oxford blue
4— niariDc blue

navy bill (a b,Il drawn on or by tho
Bntiah .Umiralty for naval pur-
pojes) 9 Tft* ftlTT
n*ry blue TTftrsft®

1 •frfcWistrblu# -> T ro T in hue, of
low 9? saturation and low ft bril-
liance) STTAntTM

2 (by extension, any colour of low
nr very low btilUaoeo. of low or
•nedmes lattration. and of a hue
varying from roddiih-blue to gree-
nislrblue) A 9 A 1 T

nary eoopenUon A^9i «,

n*Ty ffisen

1002

neceititata

n*iy green snft* Cft
n>»y prey

B»\» li«t (list of officers id the nav))
^^■11

Sen ice ^
nj\y yard BFTO
ISsti (national socialism) sn-iiMifilo
naiir (a conrt official) ( ?n,) m

Ml (nioliitim “ col imbiiim) Chem

«(rm3)

Ml , n fc 'nota I »ne) STT^ n

^ CC (^atlonsl Cadet Corps) 17 3
^ Tt gi ^

(nft’ ^1' f)=77)

N CC (oon eantagioas cases) WBf
fy (HRIHf'Ri ^yift)

VCL (nonerimina) InnaUc)

(srrrr'ftaaw)

K C O (non-cooiiansKiaeJ, offiesr)

»f (innsw afPtwl)

^ (non credit co operatira so<
cietslSWW (TtfmamiOatlsift)

Kd (neoilymiiiin) Chrin wt (*l0^»i)

U dieretyl p»aniaephcnol
SlfVOtSTf

Qfta nlsuov F«ri$irv «;n in

SMPibef d^dfftieter *VtA)
>*i(neen) C?ien» ftt IftrfSr^)

Kf (east of aorth) 7^

>]E (north eul)^ (^)
tlesadenhalmaa^ntAropof ^mSTf-
ttr^ (see tow)

peaaicarfj ^ool 5Tp™ (from
ateped limber foreiiry (timber left
in a floating etreim at the end of
(he floating eeasaji— I.F.R) TTIg
WT ff«Tes, »r7 <<y ^

ne«[' tide jr»^arR(sM tide)

spring tide »stiT>7i, 3;fl my
ne*r PrtR, mfVr, vt
Dt3^ akin Lav (closely related)

OeSl ro.hirer tea Rpndt
IJeantie aJj. Biognt (pertaining to
a tertesUiaV diTAion tnetcding
Greenland, Arctic America and the
ttrrlhera an I mounlainotti parts of
iJnrlli America) TTTTrftrrft^.
ffT

Ifclf last arnrsfinKfrom the poial
oinee-rflnlia)

Mid He !,*•« ft«T^fsiir
neater e ij PtarnT, mfrr^r

nearest tuJ]. (Const ), mJYqfltT,

neat InTT,

nearest rmal digit aiPeiij ln>

nearest forest guard f^4>29lT 77
neare«i heir Lav fiwZTJl
nearestin Hood Ca» ^7277 271^7^1
nearr<t male heirs i7727iT j-7f7T7
nearest ofkiii=Dest of kin (77277
riTs^y

nearest ot kindred^^oest of Vin
^277 77*^ ^

near<<t police statioo 17727 H vyTt
neare>t iclaiions{^7277 77t^iy
nearest relative fiTRTt) ^7^
near fore tr7 77y7
neat glasses OpKChofmoI.fTTjyT^
nearness fTTTTIl /, linft*7 «
near o( Idood a nearest of kio >■
nearest of kindred = pextofkio
firrz’tff

near point PAysief (TTtftaj

near relatise ft72 ^7»sfy *

near side Tlfy (nasrtho >«(tcurb) *77

neat atf/. 17*0, (74**

neat and eleao gf7«3. f7*B till Prt*

neat caitU fcatllo of the ox kind) n't*

55, Tiy^f^ .

neat copy nt»BTri)t. W *7 eWMV
neatherd (a cow herd) 4)^7, *17177
neatly and elearly 77*7 aftr 177 ^ ft
neatly lal^Ht A 77*771*^ 7t77f«7
neatness aasjtn, ftftflTI /.

Ncbaltc 2ool. (the ablocnen is tom
posed of eight eegments) 7f^sy?T'
Ttrrftr

N. geoffroyi Tmiaq *((<27112

>ebiliaeea'erf7’{tf2-a|0i n.

nebeokern •e pareoucleus ^icf. (a
atammg body enooiated with the
noelens) e i-efe /.
nebula I Atron dlnftTI/.

2 2frd. sfUdr*!/
nebular aJ/ **1^-. sfy7lf2^7
nebular hyfiolhesis Coniae7

nebular theory ^Igr^t 71^
nebiitixslion (spreying) tUTTn
neluilisere-alomiaer sflYrai n
nebulous dl PT Re n ^ , (flcn.

sns^)

nelmlous rlutler yfalron dljirtTI
(T^ei.

nebulous star,f}(ron tfljlftTI-STn
Creator Zoof. t7-Jnrrft

> amencatiusfitbascuttiDgplstes
in place of teeth) 751-7 57
necessaries a(|7174>7T^
necessaries for efSciency Scon TSni
^ endiy+diTi

necessaries for exutence Scon
* »n71777lfr

necessaries for life Scon. sfy77 i fe'k
Wld57*7l1

necessarily im7, »n7l7^ F7 If
Bceessarily expended stHA't* 77 ^
*77 ^71 riTT

necessary «<fj WtriTT: (Const )
necessary action 1 ,fifmin *177775
TrfTtil
2WT7l77fT7T

necessary appendage 77Rf

necessary arrangemenlsarTT^T^TTr?
necessary certilicaie sr ]^gn^, g i nflia
necessary rhioxes K 17577 7(27?r7
neressary ebergei *T7T77Jn2TT
necessary diligence »rT7T7«
necessary documents irrTTTVVM
necessary easement Xtsia •*17*77
g%>»i

necrssBTy evil W T ftf i i wiT^
necessary expenses 171757* *77
BtetHtty funds * 17 5 7 * frfh
necessary implication inTlT* tTfsl*
7t«l

necessary means w m T* *777
necessary papers TtiTtT* 77
necessary party ITIt m * TtfT
proper party 7f^ TIB

necessary powers irTTTT* TlfhtTt
necessary precautions ariTlT* T*^tf7,
*7727* T*^m7

necessary provisions 121727* 777*7
necrsiary repairs 121727* ^1^1712
necessary roail »fI727* Wf*
necessary self defence »II727* WT’S-
2«lt

txko necessary steps *1727* *tA71<»
*271

necessary tools *1727* 27W7
necessary siolence irjTiT* 7-2 071*11
*1727* f2*n

necessary nearing apparel *1927*
7ft'717i *7727* *7T
nrrrssitsle </, *7727* W7T71.*T72T»

*271

necassitate xcticn

1CC3

na^atiT* cooditias

neceijiute action xisuCl

X'l'.'d

nec«*iti>as aJj. *>TfTTS3ICT

b •siitons circwBWianrt

Bcce^siloas mia 7^. aTTTT^ ysra ire
Bccc^Mfr srxmr! / (Cc=3iJ
Beck n 1 i'

2=»eot ' 4 Tjlcanoi ire.

BCvk rr J/-‘i iT'ftJ n
Beck oaaJ icll B^c ^T'-?Tr-^h^
neck «.ell ITT’-STTT
net. k down = Qei.k ct J/a. *•

Bcckeil a.ij -ST^

Beckin* down i/irk. il.

necklice

BeckkicedUnziun* tkfn'i^^T’WTT

aai.i«-5 wt.rdJ

Beck of a cnr»e G-c? ^ ^ *•

B«k of tooth inss. ^ tfJlt
seck-plite rmire
Beck naa £ j TSV
necktie anrijnt a
neckwear etr^S'V'i'^
n ecTO rt*

Beenbio«i« 1 Jfof (^ells]»r deaih xs
eostnated with aecrosta t.ar:e
death asdn^S'*''# -OcfUadJ^H:*

’TJ*!.

a P>C («aaie pcriMndeai.

ether ttoS dead)
necTociaacre 21*^^ f- *rT
BecTTjphilia 5^a re

necTophebta /.

nectopcLa lj-=e{eryl ITT’^TSTX re.
iiecn>*ccp^ X’J, TT
ne ci ow "•

aPiirei FjJWi- death c£ jlaaS
t.jsn*? e»-

necroeiaed o-'J

necrotic part y'.jt: Faiuf.

«r*t

n ectoGc nn:»

Bectir 1 (ij Cow'M* ev

a fa eck'itr. red m hae» c£ low
SW iaJtfTat.os} *TT^

Bcctariferone iii»k S<T^
acetarfae (.-rtosrtwpe-eeh
Ne«^r*'>ii>k>e eiTthath o^'g

( cc«--re 13 «^=r»=t

^ectarifliusje Jew T

iwetaxT E^t. STT^^:^ •%.

neciocalTT w iwrerearia; hell

r^Ortopio ZjcL pS

Lu CO eaterca! *az.«a3ch)
twetao ZxL. (aeStrely swiicmaj pt-
li^'C erjaaias)

^fectoo«a» Zxl. (a yrtss cf cianse
ba.f wot=» el the fam-ty Gar*
dudae) hfTfCr-ST^
hectonematidae Ft es.

>ectna £ot R^5«-ag Tl

ctBsahanm — eoni epol
called boe the bright ce"ifcBiii=s
pc'tB’eeJrrtrarft^Jrs PaTenral
- .« tor tejga’

^eeinn-iie ZxL ire.

>ectnmj Pcc{.(Gc.*eiiee ‘awiziBiiaj
nn taJ") ‘ctt'iVJ rrfr
f«. tnaeniitna frsr*T «a^y3
>.£.£. [tx^i ct cortheaai) ^T.

'T')

BCed «TTtm/. (CoBStJ
needful emygx.

do the Bcedfnl etr^TT* ^

»rTrT« p «> «7WI
Veediaa’e f*ew»per55atephoral lae
needle

eeedle ti. I (to lew with a

ceedleX 5^ <t Wl*.

2 ^V ry

3 (to dra ts the ahape «f a seedle)

needle fcur^Atie ai
Bcedlccrift re

needleful «>£/- (ae cmeh thread ae u
vsed m a ceedl* at e=e ti=«?

WT

neevHe-fnaruj (Ferxiirmaire prea^
fijcijJ ^d^-reare
needle-fine (Gereuio ip-vul

needle ^r»«wBeeilIe.faz7e
needle hole ^ Vt

needle liyee Fomsry
needle-littCT P .rwir y (Gem:. JTaitC-

ncedlesuB r^ti: ew
needle pocss tnp

ei“eine-iijpeij eSi
needle tharprser

nee£eaa OTT'Vrn

needles^ -expense nyTTJT* tTT
cndlesalT n^itt^Vdti, »mT¥

‘ If

needle toothfof a aewhempy) ^*1-
T=5

needle ralre 3!jr\-

needlework ij.

need not *7T?gXTI •Tfl

ceede ( Eea. ),

need tree Cdwbrtc’iij rif.oa} kr?

•u

neea twi* sftg tft

neesherrr (J lr*r met^ JITJ *K

eeftnoBs actiTtties ggsg 97}

Bciite, nentioa Lc^e •t.'ftt-it *.,
ev

cesstionrrt x r Kt 'f t (-T^) ire.

nerstioo of Ja«tieesT*T»T»TT.*TT»

aJ/. 1 tft.TKS. tr^-. bstt
3 Cvrre. tl that teat fcre

ee^aaTe.«t^ gy rwgssaf fre

sr^

3 Fir. fir*, lyg

i £<Va: &^T»sr»

5 J/jcUwfiiT*
poeitjTe&n
S-Jf-eU^Tf
T Fisiuftr* firdVg
a. I wrr n.

S JfajV

3 FSet-v- (hari^ the I ^hSa a=d
•had** hi approtsKrely tsrers*
ori*elsth»a« the orj?=xl
rthiaetj S<^^a s*

•oe jjli.e£ji.-f. --J w (j-as2-4*rairT*

ST’-^TSf)

BejsUse anoaalT f^re raj ;
cesatise assecLicoa Sfa,-— S^iitiiscx
fH : g gyag

positiee associitioa B^r*^
nesitne attrihates
frrerg jjtt

seritfre aTcreiest HtH ' Ji

neCTtiTeeirhoaele'nro.l-'iyg s ' z i *

■enli-re eauletLi CVre. XT' e r :tey
neyitHe ehirsrten eTW^^rsTr
Bertt-se eoBHlMa w t n ^ Ja

S^TT*^

N«i*»eri» MtiniuIU

Br;otu\>il)tT ty sfstTOK

MgitiTe eotKl»tion = iB»»r»< forre-
^(Uoa

•rpure eeTeniBt lar •i%nr«*
definition

negitire doEliy TextiUJ Ntfi
• eptiTc elmneity (it hM * lower
ft potentid) ft-5T« *i*>
argttiTe (ndorteinent mrmVTTl
« 3 |

Beptm erxlence Z^r wwitfA^
«T5*. (»<■« eriJenee)

Begatire etponenl (3 •] ^

•eptire grotrepum » apogeotrcH
pu* wt^nTTtmf

BeptiTe beliotropittt STnnrw^,
MU^milSHI /

arptiee tirteropTcnotii ^eri. (eon
dentation i* alower) W*xft?JI»nr^
nepatiTc lan bcb
segaute keeper VT*

Mgatiecly pentfopiewapofeotropw
ilei ■ njaie 11. *i**tW?
aegatnclT heliotrepiewaphelioiro-
pie Bel ■UMifSf

aegaiite neialure batanee enfin*
BCgatiae B«B«et f Iiyt.«ini

aegatureBoinberiratit 'C:«{r*vr
arpatiee epmioa totto* WT.

««

»ej«iTepWl»,^»*c4 (a pbue ot
lowcrai Taaittane* which tsty
follow the iD{»etioo o( (oretfiti
protoia) Xwman
aegatiTC plate riM. ft n
aegHiTe pole /•;«% ft ijf
•egatnc prepnani LoJ {,a plenJing,
a negation whieh say or doea im-
ply an afinnatire) RdTI'SV <nTT
(C/ af^nsatire prefnaot)
sepatire prettare new ft^r
»ega»i»e print rjrfaj vft'Sm /.
■ejatiec prohahility Sutirtira W-

nepilire ijaaniily J^a/t "tW Tlfir
begitire rrtoli ntitrui nftarrtr, wrfr^-
nfifww

negative aemtode w nif | »g%

negative akewBeai StalnUci ftiTO

Bfgititc tappet atfttra
nejilue term £0*10 aiiftiTglW^ V\
segatiic teriBi&at Pkpt IRW WWIW
ne-itive te«t

oegalite le>t for prettBre ft^B ^
nr^aliie tevtmonj Xatio StTtTFTV

fcVfw* ITT!{W

negatiie ei iJeore •ftin tJTf^
negative umaaial eryttal Pkyt. WiW
»«TWtT»

oegaliie ovage WBimr* m
ne'atiie uliliie E,-^

negalive vole qsT7|T|4 ITT
negiliie wotV r}>ii wit
ne'iunn *B»X »e UbotV loi ftw^)
neplert tt .

Begin! ■ irsn/.

oevligenee nci^ (are careieasneit)

oegleele.!

oegleeteil rliilJ a^lifra wwrv
oegleeted eon-errantj Itw-

nejleel of duty cjaA^VT
eeglert of work «riHsn.«njrf»
aegleeiut&t To*
l»eS*'?e (FrJ = »'»ek» «.

oejljenee LowSStT"*

■litigenee

negteri rtjri (w eareleMneta)
eoni rilmtorv oegligrsee BIT?

•ro»« oejligeBre wft tnaiB
artwoel le negligeiwe BK^,

wflrwnw BH15

pejlijence per »e £of (the ommion
to do vrhat the law r<v]niree. or t) e
(ailnre to do anything la • manner
l•rr«rrll ■»3 by l»w) li^nw BWT^, Wn-

trerx

negli'eiX ofy Brrft*. BWlfl ( rk)
ne'ligent r^-epe £««■ tnrrf^ ft^»
HTTW

oe-ligeiillr bj!TB)|

Tie'VigratW, mnlieiootW «r fnoda-
Iroilr BiTB- ^nnwt, inrTT «(« it
Dr'Ii'ililitf B^ywwi/

Bejti-nl le a.>) *WeB

BegligiUe ijaaiiltly **!»» »Trt
neglieiUe wrifht XM\. WW»W »».
BTBWSW

negotia’ility «n:*wwTA
Degoiiairtlity lij ratlam B'ftr- tT'

oejotitbilily Lt ttatnte BftftrWW;

BegoluMe aJj Zcin BltHB
negotiable ilomiiBeot
Degoiiable instrument 'm.Tn s^w
Jfegoliable Instriimentt Art Btuvn*
tt^ acflftnw

negoliile tA 1 C<“n (aa a bill) BT*
2 BTSWft *TWI

oegotiJle a bill frTB-BTBIKW
De^tialing l>anV B (
segotialiB' Bitebioecr wrwnftw %
ttWB.

Begoiialion 1 Co*n- tfTB-IB®! la.

0 BTtS /, BTjrfft

negotiation o( a lull ftBB-BtnJBB
Nrgnto

Negntoidofg «tbT«TS
\rgre (Bp., 'IJicl') »i?B I*,
aegfo (a folvur, rialjr’low la

hue ef lew let aaturatios asd loir
ft brilliance) Wltwfft
Negro Wan (Vaeaiw «tvi«freT’«i
f ((taan)

'N'ffre toffee (Cttiru oreideafediil «W*
9\ ru (Ik.V ,M )
negroid «d/

Negroid (rare)

BegTo nee [Viit.*etjririin ftrnlain)
Bi
neigli

BeieliUiiir afifttft ( tk) ri .
nrighl>ourhoo<) nftklT as-,

Dei rhlionrlioevl of a DO<)e Citron,

wiw sft'rtT

viei-libouring a.0 uftVrt { t\), Stfs-
VtT. wfWl. Bfw «T BTW WT, tfiflT

WT

neighWnnng Hislnrt «T wrT"

Deiglil-oiiring land »lft, Tglrt

i

Bei jlilwuring Ir^t Rffirt ^Sr.BTW t

TW

aeighbour right et^dl VI vflTTT
Neitteria (t genai of cocci, hemi.
apherical in a'ltpe) VifnTWT^ Wifl

(« 4 *J •

ralarrbalia (baa occurred aa a
aaeoBdary inraJar la icffuenia)

VBjaliva ttatnte w n W* Bd lft f l T

Neiiiatia dlicoldei

Nepal aah

a I00>

W. (1i<roirIr» f»»T wonr.

N. flara frn wSirt.
y. flavescent ir.fTn

ponorrfiorar (thn gperific cam#
of Ronorrhea) n1r^-K‘anT
N. inirarfllnlarn •= Mirrococm*
meninRiticJi* (camea epi'femie
corelrospinal rtKininpitia) ITrfrn**

«4nr

N. meninRitnIi* = N tntrarel-
Inlaria

N orliiriilata (foiinrl in tlia fecca
of ehiMren)

N. perflara wftfTTT Mflift
N. reniforrnia irVlf

iicca gss

N, tiiliflava ir^Tn «(vn>

N urHiaatma xvjnr

weichseUtaumii s N inirarelln*

^eLkar Q llantM Aitren
tTrfr^ n.

nekion Hcei. m

>elum1iiuin m

N. atierioitim •• >eluml>o niici*
fera

Neluml-ft Hoi. ^tiT jnn^
y, niicifera (Chincao wattr'Iily,
KR/ptun >iean, PythtROCoan
boan< laerol lotos, IrHitn lotus)
Rrat»^ '^'St IB N.M 4f’)
Noliimbonircae Hoi
^emallo^ (Runtia of rel aiRse known
aa thro»<lwo«(l») Hot.

Nemalionaira Sot »ltTnT'»rT!l n
nemaihelminih S CrffsT m-
NerRathplminilirs (a phylum)

w pt , ipTifti-irnfe /

nomato-LIait Pfol m.

nematnrjit 2ool (ono of llio stinRiRR
orRana) n.

^emalo<7«(l«

^■rmaIo(l4 •• ^emalnulra (cUas) Zanl.
fH m

Rcmatorle Y^Tyffl n
n<>matn,Ie worm rpfftt n
rrmJtfiRrnn /'ooj. {protfocea vermi*
form emhrjot) m.

^rmitoRrniJ pananiaentu Zool.
*nJTT*T

Nemaiomorplia (Qk. nemato- *threa4'»
worpka '/ormT Zoei m.

Nsautns £ecL (uwUy)

(Kt ‘saw’ ancient woril)
nemlinlal ttoclinmpontobarbi<iil,eodi>
um rtbyl (I metltyl bntyl) barbit-
urate] m for tma -Va.

t for ig"? rthyl, Ht foi Hlfr wathyl,
tf<TlorTT*i4iiijJ, g aO
ncmrrtmr yooi ftsfey jfjj „
Nrmfrlinrj na, ni Zool (nonpara-
aitie, II laaRmenteil and deroid of
api onHa/pn) nt

Nemorliaciiiia Zool «TfT^I-sn»Tf'r
occura in nniTO, qrf, fftli. etc )
nemotoatis Sot fax (abounding in
woods)

-N 1 N (north of nortli east) 7.

(d?iraran)
neo- sn-

neo iri-plien amine ^ Or??!)

^<otl]>4ena Zool snTtfF-nsrfr
iN mirpinala (psRmy whale)
TT^ffW

Neoeereioiliis ifoof. 77lISTT=ifrJT-tnntV
N foraleri fltSP* smsT^rff
fieochrome black Cot. 7TC?

n bliie>blacL stVTii 70T

0 fj« I4ue nirh finr
a fast yellow TTT'ft fWT
n orange nvrh sntn
neoiiiitymnirri b neoilymmm Chm.
sirfwrj /.

NeoJiprion abielis aii^| TCTHtft
neo<lymiuniBoeo<IiJymitiiTs
jNeofeln Zool. (i»Tm-ir7ifw (fpTme;
ancient word)

itcoform liordeaiiT Col Jtul. (aro-
direct dye (or aftertreatment with
(omaldehyde) wnw •frir*
n. brown sfJT!! *H
n green ?f<

n, red stTTtI IWt
n siolet

n yellow TWI rftn
>eogene (Lato Tertiary) Oeoy. 7)9*
n

^eognatiiae Zool (birds in whieh
the palate u modernized)
npl *HPI7 (innaupor.

^cohle^aa Atet {i>5n!

ancient word)

^eohlppariea rofeoisfol.
ffWiftf

Neo-l^marckUa tebool

mm

neolithic adj. ST^-TtTm
neology n.

Neo-Mendelism 7T ftTrtnftftrTT** n.
Neomeoia Zool (Ok. neomenia ‘new
moon’, partly from the Innate form)
siVjiniifff
N, carinaii mtTT*7
»eon Chm ftrfimft m.
neonatns TTiflT

neon eign

neopallial region Zool, Wil'NilKK*

9'^

neopalliunj^o(j_(gjjQ olfactory region
of the palliam) «Ttt»79I7TT r.
Neophron Ate$ m^-snnfh (rim anei-
ent word)

Neoplag.aula* Zool.
neoplasm Mtd. *T7tnst n.. wix n.
neojilasm ©f skin Tjrfjt
neoplastic disease wig-iVii

neoprencBdupreae
neo-prontoiilBirosnlphioide wi-

n,

Nenr'«w 'mtnjrt «.

Jforn.s Mtt ^W»!r ffurfs

. "T V‘^‘“ neoar*.
phenamine) /.

Neo»,H,rW,.^«(.(8poro*oaIa whiol

Neosuihora .dies Burfi

aeoteny, neoieinia, neoienia Zool.
(the retention of larral charactere
beyond the usual period)

nrotolyl black Col. Ind. *T9fimTW 71*
Neotropical ad; Dtogecg.lol or per-
taming to a region comprisiag 8.
America, the West Indiee and
tropical N. America) Tfv’TTrrpff^
NeottiaZfej

N. ni,lus>arls (bird'll nest) tnsi*^

wnjftt

neo-yiterbium b ytterbium b aide-.

baranium Chem. rVroi /.

Neoroic Oeol. T1*P T m.

Nepa 2’<io(. (genus o( (he water eeor>
pione)

Jtoriiumds)

1006 NawU dum.ndu

Nep»l baWiler Aret 5reTW-»jfTO
T^cp*\ liar^'iDg Artf *r^T9STW^

(torn Lepeli* famtiia-fW
^pp»l Lit

Arpit LltitJer iroDi (Ce/Ht<a ntpa-
Until] Tft rvi /

Nepal cutii Arrt

Nepal dirl. roie*finfli Atei %TT3! g^T*

Nrpalete alilrr^Alnua Depilens'i
ajilf

Nepaleie atreaVed liugliiDg ibruali
Art% artW

Nepal golden headed lialibler AvU
5 wT 3 qIto

Nejul Louie-ixill ^rei sWTi* BW-

Nepal jiimipe (/aaninum iifitonid
er»t.*) (B ,M ). »fr»^

Nepal Lalij pliejaaot Arrt
Nepal Loklaa Ae»i 5reT«

Nejial large ro»e>(iarli drea ^iTTW

Nepal long tailed ntgliijar deet ^mt

Nepal orange barred «rillow<war<
Uer ten tv<

Nepal rufouainecked iciiailar l»al>.

Her A\ft Vrrw finr?

Nepal ilionning ttea >7r!e«g7«r
Nepal lree-crre|iee /«n JWW-tfBepfi
Nepal Hbilp hruieed ro»e*liocli vlre<
^7i*e f«re-« «n??t tos
Nepal nootUelirike At/I 5mB

Nepal wren Am

Nepal yelloM Lacked auoLird Am
<frt»Br? eCtfiefTBt

Nepeotliaceae Bol BWTrr^ fK n.
Nepeolliea Sat {yei ui of pitcher
planVa)

Nepeia Sat reTlB7et]n Ullfil

N, rataria w catinini m ealnip (■
atrong teenleil Lath. Cals are
eery (otid of it) RtW*^ ftllBipnlM
N. tilians Isolily tomenloae) >Vwei
farmtertB •

N. cUi|Air» TrTi*T^ ftaiBijialu
(nm'elliptiea' leaves are orat^
oblong— Duo)

N. glonenilota (osed for iteb—
Can) ar^tatn w\h
N. mderslis (it U largalp Med in

fevers)

tsepheline irinevnt (glassy W 'rartely
of el^iia wn^) *IBt^fi-3r>».
(-T3 for nioeral)
nepLelinile Prtrog m*

Cf nephelioe
nephelile^'Beplieline
Neptieliuoi Bot- BFlll^ 1191%

N lappateaTn(fraiVidensely cover*
ed mih soft spinea — Dasu)
srrriTfir

N lilebi = L>tthi ebioeosis
N. longana (drsson’e ejet burdoeV
toapnot, eyeball ttee> longao }
wr*n*tr ^pTr%

nephelometer 1 (fortneaeonogeloa*
dineu) Jib iniiB tit.

9 (for deternMDiQg the amoant
of anapended matter iQ s aolotioo)
aifwitM m

turbidimettv

Depbelarameier (for obeeirieg speed
and direetioo of raetioo ol.eloods)
InrifewB ei

nephew 1 BrttftB *rfhn
9 arrfitw •».» tfwn
nepbo* Jtb'

aephograat Kapbcdegrspbof etoods)

a

nepl oprtpb ( an instrument for
photojrarLjo* eloods))*vf-*»TS n.
oephalo*»Sfii<l/,ltttfc>R n
iteplioirope Jt^ m
cephridial duel ZeoLV^ft^ uniitl
neplwjdial tubes' ^ool

nepliriJio-poee Zacl 7"rt f»a
nepbridio slome Zoof. n

OepbridiDm ZooJ (excretory orpsn
of so •artlt«OTtS> etc 1 c’w'i'i s >
T’*|i]»f^'*l /.

Oephnie (Gk mtrhnyt 'kidney') Jfina*
ral fi (TtB kidney, Ts for

minersl)

Depliriits 3feJ fSvcrr m,

sejihroMait Zook m.

nepbrocoele Zook (eseity of a eeph
rotonie)

nepliroroelomosleme Zook ^n^(I*

5"-

Nepbrolepa Bd (s gesoa of (eras
ynnt) anBSfrrrifB^^
aepbmaiere ZetLryekgBVBeB as*
nepbroiBuiaa Zeok (n Motponsd

exctetoV) tnbale] ttgtitanl /.
Depliron Ann/. m.

nepliroperiioneal mc Zook iW)*

Nephrops nonegicns (Norway lob*
ster) Zook TwnW ftftns vt
nephros = ki.liiej’ Ana/
aeplirottome 1 fttEgs n.

8 Tmftpt IS

Bepliroiome Bmiri/a! ni.

neplironiere fT*Bey
Nepbtlijt (freo-twimimns) ZocS* B(*
•nfir-mnfif

Nepidae (arater scorpions)

Bepiente od^. Zook (aids of s stage
of deralopment next aaeoee.lins the

emhryonioi poslembryonal) wihrT
nepoliim VwfTknTB m. (fr. Talugu),

Neptune 1 Aitrcn (it appears gree-
nish »li leleieops) la*

8~ N’eptuoe frees (a colonr, gveen
in hue. eatorstioo and brilliasea
madiuia Bta) StBg(f
Neplsee Doe Cel. JnA.

Neplsse brows Cob M. wm «H
Neptune frees I Col. InJ «T»I fly

9 wNrpiuse (eoloor) nvTfft
Neptune »ay 7 Line Col. Jsd WW

trTfir*>0w

Neptune '**cup (eitlier of mo very
large eupiliaped sponges Polertm
nrj-tsni sod P, (iniplitlritiw] BB'

Win s

Nepiunla Bol. Bwsrnng iraift

N. olerecei stiRtr BBBWrg (Ben.

Bom panilajal* Patna la/aM
N Iriqiieira (flowers are yellow)
stpanug

srptuniura (Np) Pkyj (lynthetin
elsment from cranium 933. elem.
no 83) m. (ft)

NerLuda (river) Ceoo Biyt/

Nereidae Zook BWryft kft ai.

Nereis Zcoi (from Greek N'lviii.
dac|btar of an ancient eeagod)
BB’TffiS-tnnft

N diveriieolor tWffL
N. dumenJii (la Ifattipeciea the
prsTailiOf eoloor IS some shade

ofvibUi— rn* uiQ)

nerilfoUus

1007

net xavenua

Bcmrolius £o( Tax (r, i‘.h leaves liVe

Weri itn critiTfl

^erilli ^ocJ (G» tieroj hniaiJ I'aili

iwimmer’. Miuute i larine wortrs—

rn. I 374)5ftT3TftS3^
r^enllMjc ’*

Wenne (■<]iow'. hl\Me. rel
Cowers) iTUITmrrfl (?T^ sjno
rv... of

ea|Kn^i- WMltl-HWiM {eaptnin
■from Capo of n.v>i Hope )
tscrilx adj (ippli*'! 4o pliittoo
vsliicn IS coastal) oXls
TIerium Bot

f«,o<li>roin (IiY^iai oloaaier, sweet-
8ceiite>l olearJer) *77tT

iHui Ka-. Beo^.

Tam Kal lorarirm^. Ten inhg)
rf. oleao-ler « sw«t-eentri ole
anJer ■ rosel-errr (ase

,n»li«naUy la Europe) <nT^

>efnsl Isiup T/iyi (filament coisiM*
of BaSO'.>*“

eattit mitaU) r«<«ai-frT i>u
neroMan aleo'iol from neroli oil)

oeroli eamplior (a white erj'atallne
part tin oUaiae.1 from neroli oil)

Bfroh cl (a yellow wh cl from
orange I'ovrer*) Hirtfri ^

Beron

^^ro•»-etown=CTa|•c jasmine
nervation Bot (arrangement of oerree.
esp of leaves) ^ rs-

nervaiure^oervalion

nerve J AnaU, Zed. %IT/

prt IS really *lube'. popalarly
•pnlie* whicHisaa artery. «=^13
Cmr IS ‘siaew’ as well as

^ " I

*in i

gsj^vTv*^ ^ ^ Prys I ■)

3 R-t stTfl /.

nerve cell Jnsi. ^TT-TTtn
nerve centre PAyrioI. ^

nerve ehorJ Zed.
nerve collar Zed. ^yt-KTff
nerve element Zed.
nerve e'roinenee »• Dearouusl Zed.
VuiT^lu

nerve ending iast* vvi-J ea.

nerve fibre
nerve foramina Zod
nerve paD*)ion='aii>Iioo
nerve imjvitlsc
nerve layer Vvy-siy
nerve lej>ro»T
nerve net Zed %;Tl-3f^
nerve |>a‘ic (EM l!I67)%TT4lft
nerve-|>cDta;^n^oof
nerve pteans Zocl. %TI-5T5|
nerv e rinjt Zed.
nerves, afferent an-l efferent
wfimlf At arraip
nerve trunL Ja.t(
nervi-, nervo-%Ti-
nervou* ^Aj I Auat * (full of nerves)

b (of or portaining to nerves)

^TT-

2 ariffT, wfu

nervous apoplexy iftJ- ^raiHaiMiv
n<rv oU’ eoat ^«of.
otTVOu* eoUeelOf Zed. V5l-*nT5 "t.
eervous disease
BervoMj dyjpep*ia ^ «il^t
eervosafmd TAiriici. VfH>T
nervous matter 2oof.
Derrouso«s>9fda nsfWtVsi.
nervous or jtns Z«l-
neo ou s storni ^oef. VTt-)(«»'t'a
nervous system Vvi-IrsPT
nerv ou« tension Vvi-atrafv
aervou> lisioc BtecheM.
nervoui tremUin* ¥vi-«*=X^
oervule Jiul- /.

nerrure Zed. (lo the vciogs of insects)

infrii/.

nervus lateralis = lateralis ^Toof- (a
nerve eupplying a lateral liae organ)

>esoeis Zed. *ng SJlft ancient
word)

X bindieota (bandicoot) rufwsm
arng (fi'^t'W ancient word)
cevijuthooiteiriiftfira m.(tr for

fsinm, for tiM'Os carbo-
nate. lor mineral)

mess -sn/^ •r»«s-
Xessler ey Under CAem. wfrsm
Kessler glass
Xesilet yar iiFniif **^tl
^ easier reaelioa
fi’essler reagent MFoilf

Ne— ler solution
Nessler tc*t wf^Tt ^flST
Xes-ler lube sfTVT^S
Nessler tube ami •tinJ srirpTf
?^TJ1

ne-t 1 tflT m.,

HI

ee-tliQ' ^trr. ^fTtTTTS n
neilUngJowna Zed. wlSTTHt-Ta n-
net lu 1313 B.

9 Zrx>J.=n<tworl. 3t3 n
''Jtt = Reticulum djfron n-
net rtdj. Con 5? (Const ). uitnra*
net aiUantages Econ. HlHrio 373
net auioiint frfH
net amount payable ^ flfn
net annual lurane Tlflc <n3
net annual rental 7lf^ 3TT3
net area >111-7 4X333
net area town 3t3l g*7 31*7X4? ira*
33

net istels g? 37*7^ 3ft.

ftTT

net balanre gf ^
net nsh g^tf?

net circulation Bern gx 3^3*3

net eorrelalion gx XlfHV'iX

oet co-t gx 3ff*33

Bel eropjwJ area sttxTj? axwrn ^

art demand gx w finn vPt

net eamiogs gx *t^

Bet ezpenJitnre gx »X3
net-formed ar37?7T
Bet gains gx 373. gX 3f3rni
Netherland ?i. (French Past

Uu)

net income gx 373
net Interest gx X^

Bei.layeT(vess«l) Jfif. 373.531X3 n.
net liquidity ratio gx 8X3^7-3357?
net loss gx 8txrfj?

net nuclear charge 33X8 sqfvd-UHIt
net premium gx ^Ulfj
net price gx

net proceeds gx 37T, gx
ancient word)
net produce gx T*77X
Bet product gx T^xft
Bet profit gx 373
net receipts gx siftv
net rent gx 377?
net return Ferttirs gx U’818
net revenue gx *133

n«t f«let “ nauhahzed error

oeontion Zoti (uiMisenient of bct- of ttie fire hoing put oot

Tores tbe wiogsof loesets)

Bet sales

net selling Taloe 55
Netu ^Tfj snrrf^ (bill ^

vermilion-rea Cl in

Hinill)

NetUpnt ;(ki an

Betted custard apple {Annona rtli-
c»lata)m^/ (B.M)
net terms of trade e?ni{>ft4SV4

BetUDgiTTS n

^etllon ^rei H JTfd filfWN!

ancient word)

Bettle (a barb armed with stinging
hair) ^STT^T fT. , ftg^t
nettle tree (Caitu euitrafii] J7*im

Bet tannage (the gross tonnage lets
eectaiD dednetioaa lor apaee occo*
pied by esgioee. crew'a quarters,
etc , giving a toogh nsasore c(
the espaeiiy of the ship for cargo
or oasssngsra) ^ nAvtl^tfr
net taloe

tielweighi 5TwrT

netwing^ecl tt iWiW m
Ml work Tr<?r^ «r4
network antt n

network of enttenekmeDtaMsyitem
of trenches Uil «7ft-»r«
network of pithwsya vn-tmt
Bet worlhaoei sssele Com.

«lTt

net jieW Eton ^

^ruiriana • Lscillus •• Klebnells

Nriiraranlhui^ Uf^^ntlft
N. lawiiwN. apbaerofliehje
N, ipKaetotUch^s UlStsaf n(>«rB
(Guj ktar, (Tonihero)
neural aJj. (of or pertaining to a
nerteorlo the oertoua syiletn)

neural srch Zooi. ^ Wn
neural renal Vn*f<VI
neuralgia Mt I. m

neural gliti.l reoh S^iT

neural plate Tg
neural riJge
neural iiJe ZaeJ
neural spioo %ttrr?4

neural tube Htt .W7«

neurattbeaia «.

^ife^iftwfra Bi.
neuraxis iindt

neurssoD » axon, nxooe Atiai
?rtTp«*Bt'^ n.
neorenlerie eaiiot Zoal
neureoterie passage ZotA

Deurileraniasnearo1emma'>nitclea>
ted shestb » sbeslh of Schwann
^nal.

neurioe Dtotiten, (Ck. Ssestfon ’oerte')

%*/.

oeorite Anal, (tboaxonola serts
cell) n

neuntie odi.^ (sea tepeoai')
neuritis iftd m.

neuro- VsT*

neuroblist Embrpbl. Coeieot tbe em-
bryooie eelit from trhieb nerte
eells detelop)^ST9t m.
neurocoete ^oof. Vn ^/.
neuro craoion Zml *4I>C4T
neuro fibnl %wt*tl^«

neurogliS Anat (tiesue soppottisg
the aertee) %9forff ( f\) n.
neuroglia cell "irwift.^hn
aearo lerausaaiteun leraina
eeuielofveal oAj
neurological manifeitation
rTHTsorttr

neurology 1 «Pr^ /, n.

3 /

neuiucnaat = nerte eoainesec Zeti.

neuromast organa Zaol
neuro rooscular od>
neuron .4*at Vn«hn / (a nerre
eeU)> V\»« (a alTuctuial trait of
the nertoua ayitem)
netirooephroMeit ZaJ. (a ceU which
will later eoDtrlbute to the nerte
chord and oepbndloai)^n)*9(IUtin.
ntuTOpolwsn Zed. (tantrd branch
of a partpodiom — Web ) MUtl|M|/.
neuropore fmbrgoL
neuropter srrwTtfi ws.

^europlera Zoct WTVTttr m-pl
neurosenaory «U Ztd. WtMl <ltn
neurosis /.

Nenrospori Set

M.silopbila (Aftwtbe disastrous firs
la Tokyo in IMS, withia three

large areas became cotered by
tins orange colored fund“»-'Mc.

LoanI 337) t»g g & ?g n T4l(ri{ophila

‘cereal loving’)

Ncuroterus leoticularls Zifl (a gall
wasp very abiimlant inf England.
The galls are lenticnUr growths
feood in the lower surf»f* of oak
leaves — Iinmi p681) ifltBon u»^.

neuro toxin %9l.fbf4/.
neurula Snbrvol (the earliest dete
lopmsBta] stags of the nerroos
ayatem) «. earliest. Vr

nertes taken collectively— nervous
■yitem)

neuter Sol »?»« »
neutral adj. 1 Hxuff,
fHiW '

S^ef

Dcutrsl aenflsTine ftlYftni-

fWl

neutral axis "V

neutral black Cef. wfn vnt

neuirsl bloc Cot fnd.
neutral condoctoT
neutrsl dye CAcm. Hbt*

neoirsi equilibriiini AfseAaniea krftr

neutral fast red Cot. /luf. 4^ ffSTT

rs

neutral fonoi SM-

neutral gear v^lv q*ift

neutral grey Cbf. ^"<t ipT

neutralise-! neutral ixe

neutrality 1
a fnrenk Lar THtW /
neutrality in orgaoiani ^ ttflfVT

neutralisation •.

neulrahaitlon firs’ fiTVTOnft llVlni

neotrilixalion of leoiea OphlSaSnol-

neolraliiatioo of lime
neuiralite j 4^4 ■WPTI

3 ftwswtv, -firign *T4i

S ImlfTH Ecw (to invest with eon*
ventiooal or obligatory oeotrality
conferring inviolability by belH'
geranta) BTW
neutralised ad}.

■CBtrahacd error Com. ftVW

n«ub&\ Utmus p&pex

1009

new p&tlaTttfl ..

neotral litmus p»per
oentral market Eton »r>s«
neutral money £fon Hv«nT
neutral ni'rosme Cal Ind
•r%€l

neutral orange^bittersveet orange
(a colour, reddish red yellow

in hue. o! rery high satura-

tion) StficTlaiRt.!.
neutral oxide Ch«m. afW
neotral phosphate
neutral point Elec.
neutral port Intern iaio *1^

neutral powers Intern. Lav

nenira! principles Utd <n^

neutral red 1 Col- Ind TV
3 (a colour, red id hue, of low
ft brilliance) ftrv
neutral sod T^t* (wa acid soil)
nentral state /uiern Late rn^T

neutral tint (a colour, reddish blue
^'Twr la hue, of tery low stT
isturution and very low ft bnlli-
ante)

neotril tint black Cel Ind
•nrnt •rw

neolnl verdigris Cel Ind, vftv

peuirul violet Cel. Ind. tfftr-

aeotral wool blick Cal Ind, wftv

neutral wool blue Col

sftw

neutral aone Intern. Lav SZVtr sr^
Neutral zooe = Traniitiou xose
Si«}teg Sl^. ar*^ ^Wtw

Deutretto (a ueutral neson)
wu

neutrino Eler (smaller than neutron)

neutron Chm. wnlrr^ fn,
neutrophil ei/. (staioing readily
with neutral dyes)

neuitied blue Cot. Ind (lime blue
Id the form of reetasgular lumps)

ftvir^^w

neowied green Bmounuin green
Neva greeu (a colour, yellow green
in bne, of high n,taturation
and high * tiilhasee)

nevecsgrannlar snow a permanent
snow Geoj. Wltfl »•

firn

neveitbeless aijiFg, ^ tft
nevyanskite Altneral. (indium aud
osmium, occurs id tin white scales)
uftiETTTjfls tn (gftc acule. (R> for
indium, lot otmium,
vn tor Ttftu mineral)
new

new acid green Cof. Ind. K1V
new aeridiDe orange Cot, Ind. ^
^TTT

new alluvial deposits «n aelT
new allnvial soil SFV
new and ongutal deaign tpjltT
*IR57

new arrivals i 4^9 «.

3 (Beb Dept ) *141*19 silflE in.
newar tape

new atoilaTine Ccl. Ind 99
new bloe 1 Cel Ind- 99 ^Iw
3 (a colour, reddish blue id

hue. of high TSsaturatieo aod low
ft bntliaoee)

aew bordeaox Cel /»d.99
newborn cd). 9*ai»
new brilliant cotton yellow Col. Ini.
99 wr^T rrfw dyar

new bronxe (» colour, yallowlsb red-
yellow Wlftdll m hue, cl low *9
laturatiou and low ft bnllianee)
KucviRrfta
new bnildiiig 991 1199
nev ease Utd, 99t
new catechu Cot. Ind- 99
new cocoueCoI In J. 99
new cocoa (colour)»Naiel brown
newcomer 99T9*59 m*
newcomers register 99T9*5»'9viy
new difficulty 9^ 9fs9Tf
new direct pink Col Ind. 99 W9tfir9
• HV

new discharge blue Cot Ind. 99
9199 sftw

new employment 9^ ^TUigPK
new equipment Jlif. 9f»9 WWIT
new estuarine deposits 99 H til tR i iff .
ftjtr

new ethyl blue Cot Ind. 99 ift»
new expenditure 99 I t99, 9<i9 ««9
new fallow st^ 999 ^

new family ward st9 9ft9Tt-^5f
new fist green Col Ini. 99 ft9T Sft
new fast grey Col Ini. 99 ^JTT
new fast yellow Col. Ini. 99
ifltr

new felling series 9 ^ 9T99-il^
new gallophemae Col. Ini 99

new green Col. Ind 99 fft
New Crenada bark = Cinchona
succirubra

new grey Col. Ini. 99 X?T
new growths 9^f9 fi^

New Cninea ^it«t tn. (local name
Irion )

new indigo blue Col Ind 99 ftdftt
^19

new installation 99T srfqrgtqH
new ins ention 9dt9 99!TT. 9^ 995n
new issuet 990[fr9
new ledger Com, 9t JJT9a\99 tTTKft
new loan 99T 99TT

new loan advertisements 9q 39IT^
(99199

newly.born btby 999T5 fttg
newly eonvirted prisoner sia.i^i^l^
9*fl

newly discovered evidence 99inf^*

'Hprwm

newly.married couple sr9 ft[9Tf^
9 * 9(9

new msgeuU Cok Ind- 99 99 ^
new mauttfseture 99’()t9^

aew BXBTket 99 (Vrftt
new matter 9#t9 (i99, 9j 919
new metamine blue Col. Ini. 99
UAfetfl dftr

new methylene bloe Col. Ind. *19

new noon = homed moon Jttron
9I^»S

new Duiaanee 99 9^919, 991 *»9«
new order 99T sTI^ir
new paper red Cot Tnd. 99 99 TV
new paper yellow Col. Ind. 99 99
*ft9

new partner Com. 991 99^, 99 tWft
new patent black Cel Ind. 99 99ft

9T9

new patent bine Cot 'ind. 99 99T9
dftt

new patient* exanunatiott room 9T—

1010

naxt •uccaading***

of a oew pittera TOT «T
DOW pliotpfaioe CoL Iftd. ^ <TTT^
new piok CoJ ltd. W mn
Dew poDcezu Cot /»<f. •IW
Dew pnotiD' bUefc Cot Ind W

Dew promise TW

Dew red Cof TnJ W TW

New Red SeadstoDO C'ot TV

•Dew lostine Cel lad ^

news WHI-an m n

Dews ifency flUiau fmfiT-

*TW

Dews tgeat 1 (oae who eolleett tad
soppUea Hem)

eerrespQsdmt)

3 (t saws dealer) TnmrTTH

(«».

BCWibo; TTJTfWfTW f j, TOnWTTTfl-

»ew icile (of pai ) wf Wt
old KilejrrflWt
oew leBtenre TO T'll^V
Dew seneesT^tmn
new settler TO irfitWl
new site to TO«r
news iiem tovtt m-
Dewsmosgei « , rwl^
aewipapet TtTOTm a. (ConstJ (lee
jiasette)

dailp-Bewspsper fiaiwins
weehl* Dcwipsper imnliv TO*

Win*

ofSasl newspaper frrmHw TTO*
wrrr*

political aewipsper tntar?tW Tn*T-

p«hU«Bewspsper Rt^^TTOwn*

ipertiag paper <lTJ TO
Dcvipipet article irRlWtTTO'^V
Dcwapsper eullini; WWTWITTO-W%T
Dcwspsper propapanda RtnWITTO*
TOTT

Dews|>aper report 11*1*1? gW
Dewspnnt ritot gTOTO
Bcwspapcr TOWTTO
aews-shcct fw t*tt. TOTt? TOT
Bevs-suad TOWTTTO TOW
oew Hreet a* <tfa, «< rtsfl

new snlphoB brown Cat /<sd. TO

grotra

new lulphea dark brown Tnil
Ha grTT WTT

Bewt=cft ^aol (atmail tilaigaBdar
WTO) TTTfiro/.
new tax TOT VT
new term wvfw

new termiBolosT ftunfe

new thialeae brown CoL /ad. TO

Newth'a apparatas Chew, (for dotar*
miniDf the composition of oaoaa)

TOTO Ttrfro, a*l ft. TTT^T*

new ioluplene blue Cot lad. TO
ftriWro sfiK

new lolujleae brown Cot Ind. TO

ftrrfiww «»

^iewtoBiSB teU^cope Phia. W^*

1?*

frewtoa’s alloy " NeWtoo’s losibla
neisl

awioQ'a first law of niotion w first
law of tnoiioo thft ttTO^lTO*
ftro ■ TOT eift ft**T
ffewioa'i foraioU (leas) RlfirflnnWT
V

/featoo'a fosible aseul sxfirRij
rroj (tiD 19%)

NewioB'a law «l coolio; RAits. ritn-
ft*w

ffewtoa's meul ^ Newloa'a fusible

piewtoa'a rings i’ift *TO

Newloo's second law of notiosa
•ccoaJ law of molsoo Phyt- TO*
siiiHi fitoa « oft-ftmi
Newtoa'S third law of boIiob —
third law of inolioB Phpi fTOl*

ftroo'pfN "ft ftro

Newiea'a Doivcrsal law of grarita-
tion phrr.^TO WTOTft ftTO
Dcw trulw^aeidTin
new trtistee TOt TOlsfl
new rietoria black D • new ricto*
na blue.hlackopheool black S C
Cot fad

B<w svclona (rceo^oew fast grtcB
3 B Cot /ad.

new weapons JfitWwtWTtV, TOTft*
WIT

ffew ITcspoai aod New EipipBieBt

Prodnctiea.iQdSupply CeajBlittee
TOl* *r5l TO1 ftUlT TTOT* ^
ST14 Ttftft

Dew white Cof Ind TO rt*

New ^ ofjd tjTO aro* *TST«*^

New VorlJ taoakey 2ool TOrW-RlHT
aew year TOTO
new years day wto 4
new yellow Cof- /nd. TOdft
New Zeilsad a. (TO naw.

arfb. raa i .land in ths nama of
eountriat as inTOaT:^)

New Zealand bur (any of taTtral
apecias of Aeaena. q v.) TTWolTf n.
New Zealand Sax or hemp (PAorai.

«•» inos n *c»m) TOTOgtS »t*i

New Zealand region Zeel

ahi

best adj 1 (tto
^B msn.wtttT^

8 ( 1*1)

nearest ftbTTO

to the pie next below TOftwar^
TO. wrml fttirfl int s«
next below rule ddmtn. (iftTO ftTO
Beal da* iTtrrnft wriTi
seat frieod Law (oaa who, eot beini
regularly appointed a guardian,
acts for tha banafit of ta infant, n
teamed woman or any person col
am tuna, aa in a auil at law) RiTtV
b*!J, arrsnt oheq
Beat btir LewWT'r^^Tl’TN
Deal legal represeatalire Lav

3ft*Bfaftfi»

neat lower rank R*Rtl ftr* TOftwft
neat of kio • near of Mood £ow
(litsTsUy, ths parson or persons (a
tbs nearest dsgroa of relationsbip
by blood to a panoa. banee thoae
blood ralstiraa el s partoo who la
cate of bia death lateatata will bo
entitled to ihare bia estate) ftvTOI

Sfte-ft

on the aeore of Beat of Lioihip
ftroro frodl ftk k sift
Beat peraoaal represeDtalire Lam

*toH VtIV* Bftftff

neat reeersioner wrtRi «TOtfi
Deis aenlor male member arTOt
JTO

Deal aoeceediog werklag day ttw
amw Vidf?*

next to tha U«t taim

1011

Nieobat black'ttapad oriolo

nrxl |n llir la*! lrrnn^»n
BPit BOrkin- ilav

Bf \MHi /fiT* >. Lnic (ancient

Konl)

iipxu* (lioinl of connection) a’W n.
N.V, (Ntlional Formulary) fl.a)
(nftavtnrtfifli)

N.l' (near fore) IWfr. WU (W*l tt^)
nf;ai riinjihor •* bboroeol VT n
N.GO (non gaielteJ ofheer) WO W.
(HTTI^rtTwRwO)

N.l! P (nominal lior«# power) TWat
(jx««t WTtpftl)

Ni (nickel)

Niiiliiiae ZecL at.

NUpra blue snuilirect blue SH
Nijfltfi irrern (a coloar. blaiah (teen
in line, of low **▼ latarilioa
anil bi*b » brilliance) WTffxHlW
Nl4j[ara tVv blue^dirrct akjr blue
■ib V^/.

•ibbJf tb. (anwent werJ).
Nicaadra J}»t.

N. I'bftalobiet (a decoction of the
leal t« uwil to dettroy p«>.\i«uU—
pMu) WTTTieX

N.I.C. crea (non inteniire coltirf
ties area) wfl ^ 8»» (wnrt ffl^)
tticcoliTe .Viarritf. (a nickel aneinde)
•• nickel, Vt. for

kmtle areeniJe. nfor «ft»mine

ral)

nice 1 TWR, T7yi!»

9

nicely 1 w*tfl IWIt f». Tew Bent If.
2 jennet,

Bicctica o( cooMtuctioB
ftpt

nicety ^xwtt/.

nitbcloMC A Ij

Mirholaon btiie •alkali blue
>iibol«on’» hydrometer (constant
umnenion bydroiiieter) PAyi ftvt
ftnjxB ntewB

mclirome (nickel F&90 %i chroinium

10 20%) *t.

nlckie (CiMii/yiHii rrtjfi) tnWT**

«.(I1-NJ

nickel B Cic^i Vi'* ■
nickel nif;. (petlaininj;, to. male of.
or containing nickel) BB*’

nickel rb, (to plate with

nickel)

nickel accumtileior
nickel erelate UfflB

nickel aniTttonio.iodidc BTC

»*>B

niekel •mmonlo^niiiate BTC

file:*

'C<Ib

nickel iifiniOB>o>*u1phaie BTC

fin«‘

SbOb

nickel ammonlam nitrate BTC

ftety

»CflT

nickel amnottinm eulphitc
f)t*FT5BWlB
nickel ereenite VBV
nickel Latin VBV-BTfl
nickel beaiotte
nickel bloom .VimpaL VBtt
nukel i>oraie ktedB
niekel boro-dnoriJe icbb ttc-nn^
nkkel bcenUc tpnt ^
nickel ealeiner
nickel ceptnle fBB'BIBt
nUVel etfl'ontte ipt« BlntClB
nickel carbonyl Btnitfl

nickel cesterole f?T»-ftTT
nickel ehlonJe eptB »W«t
nickel ebromite bi^B

nickel chrome tW-BJi*
nickel cilrele
nickel coin

nickel-copjier aerap BTW-^^
nickebcopper.iine alloy VBB-mtJ'
f^Biij firwi^

pifkel-copper'tinc elloy errep

nicVel'iiipper'»«oc elloy.were
*nn 5*Bty wt
lilt krldxh BOTB Xim*
nickel Ruoiide WBB wn^
nickel fonnale b^ BtftB
nickel frame bb« Abr
nickej ptanre >fi«eca(
nickel freen 1 fbb bQ
9 Oellowieh green Btfh in line,
of low we eataration and Ion (if
brillianre) eWBBBHlB
nickel grey BBW '^•tt
nickel gppinile-ireRlliiic /ffan-al.
BBB-*nfrm n (rit mclcl, wfil*
gl moita)

nickel hydrotide B^
nickelic a. 1 ;. Cknt.
nirkelbfcroiit a,tj. C\m-
nlrkelinc Ckm. 1 n> n.

9 «d/.

niekel Iodide B-IB V^Vb
nkkeliution CAm, BJ'ITTBW, B^*
tWet «.

Biekeliie«>nicVel c^

nickel laetaie B^

nickel niirtlc *L'^

nickel ocher •annabergite ;i/inerMb

nickel oleitr tnflB

niekelout aJj, Chtm.

nlekclont hydroxide BTIB

nlrkrtoui otide B^BBB erfltT

nickel otalale BBV

nickel oatde (black, gceca, Crey)

niekel phosphate BBC tmflB
niekebpUte rJ CXtn, {to electro^
plate with tiickel) BBC-BtH
nickebphled nJf. BBC‘B^
nirket poiissiuni aul}<hite BTC yfry
IJPflT

nickel siWeroGermta siUer lertt'
BTm (copper ffTV fO JC and nickel
BtTSOjl)

nickel aiUer airip mttBTB-Vt^
nickel aiWer ware mCBTC'tnxT
niekcl-ikutleriidiic Htutral. BT>Vb>
WVBw. (b 1* (or *»« nickel. k*t>n*
akutteraditel

niekel ipeciscle frame BTC*tn^B*

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nickel ipeisa BTC-btWt
nickel Heel BTC BITTBR
nickel sulphate BTC tJtflT
nickel sulphide BTC gr*iT
nickrl tartrate BTC »B1R<bf
nlrkelware scrap BTC^Pt Jt^B
nickrl wire BTC>nary
nlckinjl (of a (cad) m.

nickname bbbib
N icobar ice Nicolvar itisnd
Nicoliar lutetn decs Btft^ciVt clnBl.
BC

Nii-obar black-naped flyealcber .fics
TflicflB fee: BTT rcwm
Nicolor llack.nsped oriole .f*.j
WTffket^l^ f«i iJlx BivetB

Nicobar blua bieai(od quail

1012

night walker

Nitohar l>lut Ltc»*ted <juail lift

sflFrrq qfirai

Hicobar Iiroiin haitk'Owl Jcct

%pfn

Nicobar bulbul 4r(l

Nicobar ctaX> calio" maiaque Jlamm,

Nicobar flving fo^ 1/fimm

Nico)»ar preeo brea»tr<) )nUa IrriWT^-

ipflr rr* »v*T <nr3n

Nicobar proiiad lhru>b ]r«

sw

Nicobar imperial ^reen pigeon deei
«nl5iBji7 rni gforw
Nicobar iilaod Gees fi.

ISiBo-lndiin StuSieaVoX- 11 p 671
Nicobar large raekeMailed droogo
At»

Nirebir leat'noied bar lifeinm- ^T tIT'

•will

Nirobir raegapode dm

Nicobar paradiie HTCitcherdeat^n^*

Ti J7W tivitni

Nicobar pigron d eti •tft^TfW'Wnre
Nicobar red cliceked paroquet d«<a
j n ft^yjl q rr-»n ^

Nicobar Mrpcot'eacle Ami otIitS*

^WTiT7»a« gih

Nicobar thort'ootrd fruit bat lHamm

•nfriril’T «*!«

Nicobar tlork billrd LiogEshcr dm

nirtkwfli !i^3*T rfPrt*

Nicobar Irrc'tbrew dfom-ii.

Nicol>ar uhile-bickcd Diusia dcei
^rVFilo fie^ It jn1
Nicol>ar *ihite>coIlarrd kiggCibrr
Apit ftr^-qn rfl«rt»

Nicobar a>bile-«}< .Nra VrTlbsfn-
T imeg l

Nicobar «k>lr-bca<l«il m jnt dr«

Vn^ngg^mfrtT
Nicobar Trilow barked auiabird dtaa

NirvIaNicoIpnia c^ictjnrrfim^

Ntcolaier'a bacillua ara Qoaindiu*
trtaui

^Kolpn.ql(^^„^, coDitroeto) of

too pieces of clear calcite* nhicU
n ill polariss e boom of light) gnn*

fwn*? AV*

niroteiDC n.

Nicolhoe 2ool fbaauennou* deform-
ed appearance — PH 1131) fte-rr

Niioiiana Bat ctre^* si3n^

N rnatiea (cnitiiatel tn West
Punjab) ‘nmvcHSt?

N. tabacum (American tohaeco<
Virginian toliacco) Wnp® rtraT?
(N ,M Baan are^eir)

Dicolina smrotine
BieoUnesotcotina Pharm. tntl^ /.
nicotine solphate enaiil
Bicoiine vapour mitfzt nt^
nicotinic bAj (ni<«Ji»«+ • if) Chfei

nicoiioie acid

Dicoljnaeodipjndioe

oictilatio* raembraoe a paipcbra

tertu firtflcWT •»•

niiiameoul Zeof. (pertaioinf to .a
eapeule or covenog (or ao egg or
aaaa of eggt>**fm*
nidameoul gland Zotd. (a gland vrhicb
aecratee the egg abell) eeemt Bfeq
Nidicolae Zoof tRmr^ mpl
oidicoloua od/- Zaal. 4lTtl4t ( (■()
nidificate cA t^piT

Nldifogae titg^lhe: m p(.
tiidifogoua oAj. Zod- (Let- niWua

‘oeet’-b JustTB 'dee’) (-g^)

NiduUnaBol

Nidularfjceae Be* »».

Nidularialea Bat dltTtC ahtl n.
(order ^It)

Niebubna oMoagifoIia a 7|aeriia
armaria B»r.
niece 1 ttr^ltl/^-atfrA
itnWWl/.arpeift
Nigella Bet nift

N, mdiea aN. ealiva
N. aatiTi (black cumini natmeg
dower, atoali fennel) Miui^ fcv(>
li)t» (BJl. Jl. r«%«. Ben. ww
Hia. orq 5*0, epftdl, Tam,
Lama/imgar*. On}. Aalon/uiraa]
niger rnrfiw ea.

Bigrr oil plant {aaaaalM abytlTiKea)
e^fl«ea.(Bea. San)

niger eeeiUntRr!* «ftsr
Di'ericec] oil rmfir^ ^
nigerierd plant (Gnitoha alvisi/n'cn)
twPra in (Ben- Kan )
ni'gjrdlj bAj. ym igtf Uee close-
fisted)

niSht ttRt / .

night adult acliool nft ^)t TTUrraf
mght-blinjneii Ttttraqgti

T«Mr

night-blooming cvrcui rJnOjnvvTTS
night blue Cel M. Tjft «ft?t
night duly tlfit-taiti nlh-*^, Tra*
orf)

night floHCf Bat lift 5*T
nigbl-OoueriDg jaimine [S'g'taHlJui
nrlor triitii) ?i'ei(c'»i /• (B »N >M.
Ben)

nigbt fro»l rift 37fr
night green (a eoloiiri yallow graea
<1^ IB hoe, et very high *ft
saturation and high? briUiinea)

mfrftnft

Bight green Col /nd-rftjfT
night guard nfttWt
Bigbi heron im; n n (w nighl-'il
If truly noctur&al in habits- n
ancisnt word)

nightingale Ctifitngfn (aacieat word)
Bigbljar irigvi /. (occurs to g«^r)i
uuni

night jetBLiaCaCetUum nocturuum
Bight latrine gift sft«I>irt
nightly ad;, mflg. TTft-
Buclucnil ^st.fTOt'

Bight peiaengcr trein m VT Tift.

rmr. TPi snft-fliO
night patrol Tift tWIVnivi
Bight round nft.<I«TT ^

Bight achool nft TfTtTI*!
nigbtibade Boi. tnfttireN /. (d. en-
triA black oightahada)
night shift rfft-T«rT. tiT rfl TrtV, m*
Tift

night soil JiVT. ST -B
night tune rift TTS
Bight iraTcllmg rrft-Tin, rrr O Tin
night visit nft hfftT
nigbl walker 1 femrO { rn) n.
a (.omaambulisl) ft*rTlfl ( S\)

3 (aprovlitutf wbo walks tbestravt
at out t) /- Uu bawl)

niaht watch 1013 nitax

pro'lilutc irr^

lii-ht waldi Tn ^TT

ni^ht vatJitinn Ttft S^. TH
TTl ^

nigramine Cel. Ind
Di"/aDiliDe Col Ind wffw41^

-ni-riQ -wfefir/.

ri^rmc Minernt (black «!=' in colour)
f’l ( (or *rft* mineral)
iii»ri'inc B = nictliylcDC
nvro^cw B Col ItkI. «rfl?nR V
uiiro»ino Col Ind «%!?)/

D ba‘e

II blacki'h «aier..<ilubte «r%7il
TO

n bluiah «>ater aoiublc
efl55TO-f^^

II crystals nHrfl
n fjt colour wfetft
n fjl.aoluble «fwft
n, oil-*olublcwftrfl «P-fa54
n •pirit'soliible wfasl aT*T?-f?0V
n, water*<olubl< wfe^ TO-f?^
n. TcUowisli aiftA <fK)9
niliil albuni-pbiloioplici a «ool-
ilOHcri ol am*. C/wn- f^*5^ fw
nihilism «nwT »'* (i« eoUeetiTUcn)
nihilial

nil n . $9 ’nfl

hile (^olaur)-Ni1e preen

Nile Hue I Cel Ind rnc^

a (a coleiir< precniali ^««n blue
111 HuOf of low eatura-
lion and lii^li « brilliance) Jr«-
sft^lPrrft

Nile preen (a colour, yellowpreen
111 bue, of low W latuntioa
and IhbIi ** brilliance) ffWfltrrt
nilpai m ,

Nilpiri Cfog ^taWiso.

Niljin bliclbird

Ili!"in blue llTcatcbcr ^rra rftrrfnft*
eiTOTXt

fiiipin flower-jietkcr Am •ftwfirr-
Nil*>ri home swallow Am
Nilpiri laopliinp tlirnsh Jcri rflWhfl*
Nilpin nrllle {Cirflriinia rnrliaifa)
Nilpiri P'!*'* Jrrs

Nitjjiri ijuaker-bahMer Am

(clin. throat, breast,
aUlomen, flacLs and under tail*
eo\ erts buff coloured
Nilpiri a(>etkled pculet dies ^"lisPiR

Nil'iri thrush dm
Nilpiri wild poat Jlamm ^#rilfl'*3
Ntljin wood-pigeon Jres
TITTTO

nilpotent algehra (an assoeiatire
algebra that deala with numbers
each of wlneli becomes zero wbeo
raisoJ to eomo power)

Niltava Aeet (?^I

ancient nord)
niitasa dee*

nimbo-stretua TO74RUlM m.
nimbus Jfeteorel. (any cloud from
which rain it (ailing) 3(9^

nim hgsV

Nimrevidae ns.

Nicnrtvus ^eef (Biblical .Vimrod
'name of a hunter* + Let. oru*
'grand father*— "Banter ancestry '*•
In gencraii the lisshe rseenble
those of the liTiog eheeta, or Ban*
ting Leopard, which may be a
lioeal deacendant of these eocalleJ
"false sabre-tootlis —Lul! p671)
^fijTO.sjnfe
nmauilrous otlj. Bet
nine-yoiots (roftroonam orKwfarr)
ra.

nioe-poioi circle J/nifc wa fw
ninciyknot (refyponnm ancelare)

Ninoz Jt-s %WS>S3if« (^« tncie’it
word)

ninlli iruniil iierseintil
liiobite = <oliiinhatc Ciett.«ltila n
nioI.e o>l = ni<lhTl benzoate
nioIncBrolomhic a Ij. Ckm.
n lobi t e = coluinbilr
Diobiomwcolaralrtum CAeia. 41*11^

niolKaiSody Ckeia.4T3a
Nipa J>er iflcmw (.(13 name of
some plants in UT/.)

N. frutieau* (cip» r*lm« water

coeoanut) (Tel.

nipa palm (A’lpa fraticani) ^l^iTRr
nipped od/ Blv *5St§WT
get nipped (tho railway tickets)

3 RJ

.sippiog in the hud 1 J&
supple ^ 3 * n.

nipplewort \1640 K D. Parkinsou
Tkiat. BoL 811 "It 19 good to
heale the VIeers of the nipples of
womens breasts, and thereupon I
bare entituted it Nipplewort in
EBgtitb’*~Qnoted inOED ) jwfrt
Nippon B Japan Getv n,

Nippon chrome browa Col. Ind.
• 1 ^ 1 ( 4 ^ TOR RW

Nippon liirect blue Cof. 7nd. 7^-
0 ^ SRlfsTR Jlci
Nippon orange Col Ind
Rrtn

Nippon ikybloe Col InJ.
ritot-tW

Nirbisit bisms ■ Arenitum palma.
turn Sot.

nirari (PAyllonJliui nirwri) tpTOTtft

/.

rule nisi PrOR

decree nisi irmpTO snsrPR
order nisi muTOWR »n\n
nisi prills

Dili prius (unless before) aH'V R
Nissen blue R=sulpliiir blue L
N. grecn=iulpliur preen T
N. iodigo=thionol sk} blue PX
Nissl'e body, Nissl's granule, N'issl'e
corpuscle Anal- (staining deeply
with methylene blue
nVtRfTOt/.
nit /.
nitchwiiolch

Niiella Sot. (with whotled learea)

trfjnw-naift

niter, nllre n. C/te*>i Oian m.
potas«ium nitrate, salt peter
sjXla. TOWT

sodium nitrate. Chile salmcter

ST^ng gniR. rrvTT

niter, nitre ri Cke^n. t|firRTTO, (to
treat with nitric acid) a^ ftniSR .
RPTir

niUrbla^

1014

Nitiobictar

sitcr-btoe rV XxK. (o b\ 1» Et««l
tl'se fcj iiBtrtiis i® ^ Qallea

alter eiVe vrx tv

Bilerei-aitrel
Bitenn; michiae
Biter oTfB (Tie^

Bilonsndoo Cun- « fl n.

Bilr-, Bitro (eitrejes) C*i>v ’p*

Bitnoide V

aitniniBe Ckem- rplTT^t /
ailrouanK ^T<^?rT¥l
Bilraojne bro«B Cti. /vi jyTsffll

w

BitnnijBo- (i ‘riBiine) CAetv
Bimaiioo B.j cke^ ^jrfe^, ^•

Bittioil bl»ek C.. I’t.i CTW

a. l«rdfjn»
a. brotra W

B. freea

R. «rtBS« *CPft* STTR
B. Tellotr 4n

aitt.isilie ftij Cki^
ailnaiUBe

^BitrtBiUoe («d tv

Bitnte V f km. V

eitnu (k

1 (to trMt K H eitne aai or »
ritratel

3 Cto oeTS^SV *itb — )

S Or} Cke^v (to <OBT«Tt lato oaitro
eoaj^sni or o citrate)

Biirate of aibibobij
aitntc of tinani
oitnie of iron tr^

« tratr of WU Oa
eitratr-of lime
Biltete of BMti urr %\\\

Bitnteof tiKerr*^

Bit rale of aoJafcTT
Qilraie of »<HUum

nirrtte of ttroctmm Tht*^

Ditfote •D[>|'rr»ioB fitEtB

iHtralinej^/.

lilration Cam- (act or rroeau of
ni rii * j) r^tr^ o . f.

eiirato- [-,T»*e) Cinv
Bitntor (3S4 «i.o Of t‘at aticb ailro-
Im) «.

nitronne ydlotr CeL l*i »l5rfti)

Bjtraio;eBe black Cct. I*S- HTI44.1

«T*

B. bloe

B, bordetBX H5U44 VflTTV

B. browB »W

n. preea ^u<4 ^

Bjtrasol Col. lai. m.

B,irt waiter

^treda altered

B,tT\lTTtg*4\/.

B »oJ tGem. Sjlfetertitrt) *lfT*

**s

B. *Bbjdnde «T?rv

a, oaide
oltriJe u. Ckerv
nliride rt.

I Clm. (to coarert tato o Bitnie)

3 Utkii. (to treat by Ibo rtoeoca of

Bitriileef BtifBeeian Ckrm WJI'J-

«!^

^ilndiBj; (0 proeoa* of caaobanf tsiis
atoal b} ooBsioc tbo oBefaeo to
aboorh aitr»c«e) «|%Vtl/, tjrttR

^tnduatfOB Cker*. B.

^tr\4iic eb* Chr«•(t9eKal•t*(«coto■
l«cad) by iac»eaan( tliorroportioa
of tbo otoetro-setaUeoyart. or to
4v}eiT« (an atom or 100 ) of eleo*
trocvby moan* of oitcota^I tk* ’
(to oomUoo with cilrocra)

Vl«

/HtnfactroB Ckrm. ('omatioa of Biter)

*TW*. V

^ilnferost aJj. (eootaic a;, or yiell*
laS. Bitet) STT^V, WTIi^
^itnSableoil/ Ck<m.(<ar*b!aorn tn-
4eation)

^itnfiratiOB Ckma...Aa.-<. farloT.^civ
eeaa of citnfjic}; ajocite tbaoiv
datios. OTp. b> bactena. of ammo-
BtuBi aatu io Bitntoa ao4 tba fat-
tb«r oaidatiraof Bitrita toBitra'n)

Oitnfirr Ctnv^«V^(T)a.
onrarei

I (ta coe>t.i3« or iBirefcato vjtb

citro;;si or a □ trageo eotapoaci)

3 (to cosrert. by oaidatioa. isto
Ditrout or ritne aeU or their ulta)

3 llo aobjoet to mtnSealioa)
tnr4<

4 IteprodBeobj wtrtSeationJ '^^^V

iTTF

Bitrifyla;; barteria rj^.n«J5
Bitnle Ckm.

Bitnie bare ^tr

BitKlo-^aitnlel Cirm. i^iRr-
BJU'-iaiide tp
Bltnte Ckm. v
Bitnio- (aiinta) Clm. ^ftr-
BiLro.rBilre lannler Ckm.

Bitro a,{j. Cim. tjr.

Bitro-, Bilr. (fiitroeen)Ckr^
Bitro-are-Bapbtbeae Ckm.

Bitro^Crt'iBiMe Ckraa. (a,Bi.r)

^Bitro-oreto-pbeBoBe Ckm.
•.Bitro^liuns /ai. »**C*

BiiroaaiBe Cim.

BilramiBe ipfyfft
l.Bitr»>(.amioo«aatbra • q n 1 a o a e
CW. l-»Ct-»-ftrft fhr ftwn
p.Bilr«-o.aBijBO>phrBol cken. e-tltl*

ejlro-a>niBo>u|iealie ami Ckeia. tjr
Bate

Biiro-aDiline CiLm.

Bilro-aailiBe lir<iro.rhlor>Je (%,f)
rp-ifltfl Tx wtT {«a. a)
•a'BilroaailiDe oraaje Col. I%J
rtn

^BitraaBiliae.o^ul(4>oBie aodckm.

a *[a^Wl.*-5ta'ra* wrat
Bitr^aoiaviiBe Col. I«i. *C*
Bilro-tBteole Ctm- fp. ea. c).*QI
jaaai («, •«, a)

l.Bitro-aBlhra^uiBOBe Ckm- 1**^'

(a« fmn

l-Bitr».aBtbra-^o!ooBe anlpboote

aod Ckie>v a-tC* *** r«Hll IfWt*
fkCBtrr

Bitrobarlrr lkfla.trvrl ea.
^ltrobacter «prt*TTBrV

NitrobacUi irinogradi^i

1015

•nltrahTdxin

K. wu>o|TiJ»V)i
(eonsnon io th« toil— V>’eb.)

Biiro>Uirite J/i«rrat> (nitivd (■triuia
n. (t^ f.ir HI
banuiQi ’p. for citrate tor

^B>tro-l«axa)<br«mi<}« CJbn.

H-nitro>b«ouI>cbIon<lrCikra.^*^'

Bitr<vb«Da>alJeli7de Ckr^

fDiiro-Wni aUrbado < pb«BTl*bjdr*
asooe Cim *

TxrftfT

^Ditro.b«iual diaretttr Cbm-

'Crg-f5r?t«W

^ Dilro-lxu-ainidr CXtm a'XVX?*

Bitro-bfBirnr Claiw. X5'''C^
^B!tr^b«f<aeD1^•a<^rt>or«lDol CKrn,
^Txtfr

BitT«»>b«Bxf(i« C«t. IkK X5*

M'BJtro •^ai«e« • *ut phoa • cblori<i«
Claw. W

M•ehro•t>«BS«o«••ulpb4al•.' a a « <1
Ckm- **•

altro-b«Bi.bTilrii>Jr CAm. {f, m. p)
XW-X?-»Tn»^ f*- ««.
Bhro-b«Bioio acid CAfm. X5'

X^ (l. ?W. t)

Biin>l<Diol x5 'C^

BUrtHbeniojl rlilonJ/(^ C'V'^

XX-XSX (*« *®. ')

Bitro<l<eiuvl alcabol (<ri, j ] C\m, X5*
'CmgXf (W.f)

j-Bitro-beiuxl bramiJr CA}«>. ^'X5*

Biira-b«niTl chlonJe CAm. Cc, *■• p
ajX X?’* t**

yBUta-beBiyl rjaaiJe CAm. ' X5*

^Bitra-baeivl »odiJe CAm. »

>cm»^

BJtrthbramo-b^Bif sa CA^ ^ JH-

X?*9

Bitr»>bru(i quioeoa hydrate X**

anjir» ftwn xrfW

Biiro-raloie A/is/rab {attire <a!«2am

nitrate) X^X?^ ■*• (x5-fMT'^

ealeiBtn. X?* nitrate,

for wfi-B mineral)
nitro^ellaloee CAn>t. X)f
Bitro<eIIala«e eatnse) V^tTrs

B>tr»>«ellute»e Itrx^er Xl^vHnX

Ditro-reUaloee paint Jjx iitlTX tv-

»T

Bitro>«cnuto«« palieb XV>>fhTtSB8lj
Bitr^reltnloe* itaia XX-V^^nX
T*»»

Bil.*9^Uut»«e aarnuh XX-*HnX

9rn/t

Bitro-aUcilotie At/ Cirm. XX*^‘
aitnxUiIi

Bitro-rhlonk^iline CAm. XX*^*^*
•fWf

nitro-cbloro-beoariie CAreu XX*^*
X?**

Biira-eiaatmlcarU CAr«t.(o. aa,p)xX*

«n« 68, a)

Bitro^uoa XX*?)^
e-Bitra^cmol CA<t. c-XX '•Xfnn
nitrWi ih)or«.beB(ene CAa*t. X**

t aitm-dietbybaailiae CAe<^

Bitro.|-.diartbesyd>eBsrBr CArn. X*.

t f4u)v*'t

8iir«-d>*a<aUyl^BiliDe (•*,/) CA/^.

XX fx-s)xw ^ (eq ,%)

S.Bilr^I .4 diinribr) beairoe CAe*t.

5.Bi(r^l 3 dimetbjLbeanae CAan.

XXX-' : A

S aitr».dipbeByl CAr**. VXX
2 Bilre^r-pbeBrlaraiBF CAera. X X^.

4 Bitr»-di-pbeayl>aB>iDe^> talpbonic
arid CAr-«. B XX
^taifiv artw
nitro dye CAe^ X*
a.Biiro>etbyl-t«Biri>e CAm. «-x*‘

pjiilro-etbyl besjeae CA#>i> B>XX'

3^itto>fla«»-rarp«ria Gji. bt.

l^itro-daerraa CAaea. X X^-Wt^p^
BiU«>fem {a>tr»-4-/imyD CXtn

XX XX® *•

Bil'^peUtla CArei. XX
Bitrogen CAret. XX^® ”•

B. awimiUtioa BH,

n. balb XX^ X’X
n. cbloriJr X®'^ ^)tx
B. eeatent xXT’^XtXT

B. eyrie S^t, XX^'X*

B. detrrmiaaiioa apparatn* XX^*

a, d'eaide X*^ IjSl^X

B. (XBiTilent X'lfs WVHJX

B. family ^

B. fiaation XX^'^^XT’t
B.>G\ia|; tLjJ. X*>rt fiVTiX
d.-Gsibs bartrria XX^ f^K

ITTXXI

n jeaupe Tat*. XXf^®*'®TX
D.-hiideDiB' .Vrftl. XX^® tx*!
a, iodide X*l^

B. moBovide XX^

D Biorphiae derirttWet X*^'

B. o\ide x*l^8 *ftx
B. peatoalde XX^

B. prroiiJe X*^

8. rt^uireaeatt X*^ wwtTtT’A
8, tetroaide XX^^ ®5 »tN
n. tfietSde x*tft ftxH
B. tube XX^’*

Bitropenate eA. CAen. X**®**^

J {to eoiafciaamtbnltrojeJxX^*

SatBiiropeBue

BilregeBilioD CAeei. *>

BilropenUalioa CAm. XX^®^ *»
BitropeaUe rfi. CAm. X*'^"

1 (lo_«'jnbiae mlh mtrojea or lis
compottadt) XX^^ AfJ4
9 tiapresnate reitb eilrojen or lU
eouipounJa)

BiiropTBODi mJj. CXm. X®r*®

BilropeDoae barttnum X't'®
BitrepeDoui r<^ilibnum fiAta^

(«i;Qttibna3i of the aaieial body

(baraeterued'by etintlil)* of laroee

aa.1 outyat of c iropea) X®!^ *TT.

•88 tnrsT /.

mirojlyceriti X®*!^/*

Bitfo irToap CAm. X® ®^

•Bluobydraa CAnt. •XtHx /.

nitroh7droeukon

1016

nitzoua acid

Bimbydroetibott Chen »I5t^'U<

^•tuiro^bjdroxy'phtiijl-anoaicccid

Chen-

.DJtrol Chen. -’IJW n
nitro Itmiae (qi^rMo* + hf dfozyi-
OTOtatJ Chen. XTW'jrtWft'ft

mtrolic odj Chen,
DjtroIimBDitrolme Chen.

BitTo lime 'jjl*
nitromigoeiite JfiK^ai (nitirerntg
DMium oitr»te) « (wra-

tor Warj m»gn«ium, >15 for
eitteto, r» (ot oiiQ«»U

Ditromeler CA<tn n<

oilromeler cUsip
Bitrometer tuod aorn

Ditro-mflhine Chen
niiroiaethyl.*Bilinet«.p)CJ<m ^•
ST^-^Wl 1«R, s)
aitro-muriite Chem *[4 ^ffv
Bitrooipb(hit«D« Cb««
i^iUO'Bipblbileae'dtito* (iniao'eto^
Iieazeae CAtn v i{5t^r^'Cini«

1 Ditro^ Dipbibjl tmine Chen. 1<
*Ci

aitron bltck Cet- Jnd >^r WTB
BuroB fellow CoT /«<> dta
Biiro-pe/af&a Chem.^*CX^
Bitro-pbta.jiniae br<rwn CoL Ind

Biiro>pb«a«tidiae red CoL Ind.

Bitro-pl>eD«tol(B,pl Ch/m.

(*.<)

Bitro-pbeaiae Col. /»d »C»'^

Biuo>pbcBol

Bitro-pbeBol-dunlpbooie add Chen
fJniaarfa^ enw

t^BilTO>pbtafl.attt)6 (od CHb*. a.

rj:a-adB-^»iw mrr
O.Bitro.pbeDfl.aectO'ailrile Chen. a.

*-Bitr> .^beojlartOBie acid Chen. K.

Ha w«»

Bliropbeayl black Cel. Ind. ^^ara!*

«TW

BiiropWaf. browD Cct. Iwd

a«

>-Biteo pbeejl bjdruioa CKtna.^-

ti«JTT5W

m-B>lro-pben;MifdraEiBe bfdrochlo.
nde Chen fW ^ ^

p.»i\r« pbtnjl'UecyaBrte Cbem a.

^a.^5t sranfhi
Bitrophiloua cdi ^aHja
3-ai\io pbibalieatidCbem.X
an?

3 Bitro pbihalic aohfdride Chem, !■
anr^

3 niteo-phtbal loude Cben X *]?*

Bitro powder ^

DilTopniaaialt CbeA
Bitro.pruaMC adj Chen
Bitro prosjide Chem
Bitroriece ^Q4 T/ii
nato-«tlicylic acul Chem

Bitrot'imioe CJk«». ’pa-fiiaS
BUrosuniae piok Cef* f»d.
armr

Bitroiaoiae red Cel led

Bitroiate (Oam nttrOMf. eootraclad
from BifroaoBilrof Chen.

i^J^Van

oitrodfieatioa Chen •*

Bitreiif; rb Chen, (to esorart. by
oiidUton, teto eiUoae aetd or
Bittitoa)^«aa
Bitroxoe Caf lad

oitrotile (GenD ai|ro»r. eoolraetad
from aitroroailrit •pa^jVt) Chem,
a

mlroio- ioitroua) CJwm.

Bilroeo edj Chen apf.
/(o.ai(ro«o-eeeio.plieaooe Chen. K
^ta ajaa^^ert

Bitroxi bate CW /ad ajaa ^
aitroio*b«Bieiie C%r>i
rdtTOM bcta.xkaptitl>ol Cet. lad.

Sitroto blue Cdl Jai.’^^^
tK>.tulroM uapbar Cbaia.

»if

■utroao.eMoride Chen-
Tfitroaococcae Binft

N. BiirMoa etntT*a t^airfcr^
Pilroio-e-ereaot (.«(*) Chem. ^a**-
«ficTaC**w4

p.Bitroa».dulk7laled aaitiae a

p.Biiroro>di elbjl-aoiliae Chem. a.

Bitr«to.di methflABiiae Chem
firatft

^Bitroao di-BiethfljDiliue Chem. a*
(5 at^B-epRft

|,.0i(roso.(]i metb]'! anilioe bjdro.
cblonde CAon* sffdt

Ditr09o.diij]eth7ltBe
Bitre(o.di phen7l.araioa Chem.

nitroio dyri CAem t^TCjtC

DUrotg.fi'elbyl.uretbaBe Chem

*• TTia-fijplnf

Bilroio fait green CoL led tjjflfbtt

oiiroio a-Dielbyl urelbaae Chem.’’’^'
ac Rt^«

BitroiemoDas^et (they otidira am
tBOBia to Ditritae) n*!^ fa
NiitoiotnoBM £oe(

N eurepaea

alttoio Baphlhel Chem aiev-X^WV
o.B>Umo g.fiapbtbel K t{CB w tt^RB
DitreioBe Cot. /od
DitreiOBiirat (QarmJ t f e tHfJ !?
BitiMoBilni (Oarm.) >{ e Bnf qa
Biiroio-pbeBot CAam
^•Dilroio ityreneCAem nr-^Vf
Bitroto-atilphone aij, Chem.

flitro-itarch ifa R^T
nilri^iulpbate Chem ^

Bilro tulphate of iroD w^.itaajwfla
eitro-iulpbo*iaJie7lie acid CAam.

SjaaT*aarfRR wtr
B itretyl Chen n.

Bilroiyl cblonde ^aVR
Bilroiyl.gnlpbDricacidijaaB ytaift*

Ditro.lolDeBe (ortbo, matai
Chen, tja rtrfttw l»A.
jrBitfo tolaeae'iolpbooic acid OAcm.
a tja gWrfr* anw

BilrotoluidiBe Cot. led apfttiWt
a. bale ajafttiidldl*

D oraoge baae ^aftnkdf Rltt
Bitrt>.uretbaoe
BitroOi od/. Chen. *Ced
B. aad ^aa ans

nitrous anhydride 10l7

noiselta brown

n. anbydride H
n. eOif r »JT7 ^
n. oxide xjro
n. oxide gas xjro
n. vitriol wrot
viiroxyl Chf^. »i 5 aMB n.
2-nitro.;)-XTlene
nitryl Chem »IJT3 n.
civatioQ STT'I n.

hizam State Gecc (between the
Godavari and Krishna) m.

h.K.P. ratio ar^TO {^for
nitrogen. < tor TriJ potassiom.
■>» for *«'«( pho^rhorTis)

NN (null line of no lovi— McLean 1
916) Pf. ((^*?I?^ltr)

N. N E (north north east) T ^ (T^

NN.\r. (north north west) 5 »t

N.O. (notice of eecopatioa) *- ^
(afirerrn ^yat)
ho. 1 (anober) « (^f^r). «.

9 (letter aorober)
no dated..*..

BO action Bece«arr ftsf) tf)

trf!.

BO admiseion si^rt vBn

CO admissioa except on ofdcial bn*i.

Be«e m aa^ tt «t 4 4 fini sr^ firftX'
windhi wrd 4 r?tj

DO admissioo without pcrmi'Sioa
4 Tain

% ers^ >T^ en
Noah'a arh thell=aTk efaell
h'oah'i DoveasColumba Ailrcn. wCt'J

BO bar alt tT*

hobel's oil«*mtroglTcena

oobiliarr a.i/. erfir*?^

Qobility etfiromh « . acfirsTsyi /.

noble adj. etOnrra

noblemio etfiriH. wfw^ 5^

nohlemanly adj wfiTOTt^

noble tnculWfx* un.

ba«e nietal ynj VT3
nobles.e oblige fnobiUty obligateoT
•nnWiT, wfimsTOTT
ooblewoman dfitiiai. erftrsTT arfceri
ooeake (Indian corn r»rcbed and po*
uadoi into a pow3e') vi^rte J r».
Nocardia (resemble both molds and

baetena)=StT«ptothni WlSlJini-
ujiRt

Nocard'a baeillna t*i Salmonella
paittacosie

h'oeard'a BierococcBe tee Micrococ-
CBS BsaMobiae
Boeeot ad) 1 (hannfal)

9 (gniUr) «w4l (r^)
noei'CeptioD dlTT'OtS n
nocKeptive itdj dtn-CTft (-?^)
noci-eeptoT dVn-SH* *t
on DO^claim agrermeiit erifvtnrTT’

uo-claim statement ai'tvqd.ti-^tr?,
ervuif^ diftx"

DO complaint declaration ent^^TX*

no oonfiJence edsTfW. dftvwT
no i-oofidenre motion (motioa exprM-
aing want of confidence) wftwitt-
jrsan etfg?ei«-HMn
so coont aJj ^-eiTO
oo^crop clitnale dsio awnj
ooetsebulant n f/ ~ noetambulous
(walking by night) Ciiii-uhI (T^
eoctunbulalioo pRinttH «.
ooctambulous > ooetaBbulast
Noettlurs Zeei. .1*9*151 mnft
Noclilueidte Zool. n

coctule bat jdnj 35
oocturnal dll; nftwr.trfl.
nocturnal animal Zct4.
nocturnal bird Tifiror
nocturnal respiration nft-Txm
nodal (ii(; tn^*»
nodal line ^tren.
nodal plexus Be*.
nodal point Jstren..
m.

nodal fUle Bet. vfaf»«.*rsTTRT
nodal time dUirev *1®

nodding reed (Pfiropwitae sunvu)
ITT es CBasu)

noddy (lit. 'a aimpletoal /•

(it IS a tame aod atnptd bird)

node 1 (gland) C^ea. (ai so lymph

Dode=ly»rh»k»® glTai
9 (a ewellmg) /•

Z Bvi. "

< Jnrea-TlSas. (froc»^*'%»l^)
no demand certificate WCfttTlTT.

Hsnrr. *rt*t ^ «i xmwt

node of Ranvier Atat. (13 a m*daU
lited nerve fiber, a constriction in
the medallary eheath) fl ^^l /.
nodical ed/ Aitrm. ^T f* re
nodical mouth JjJtm tTTH

nodical revolntion AsSroiu Tift*

nodifloms Xlof. Tax- (flowenig at a
node) nf-^ttjv-j

Nodosaria Zoel (Lat.nodcaua 'knotty')

^isal H3TPr

Nodosai]ridie= KnVylosanridae
nodose septnm Vyrol. nf^ra ^
nodosus Bjt Tax. (knotty, gnarled)

Dodnlar aSj. 1 BUflsni
3d/iarrnl. cPui^q
S 3Ttd usBIHB (*« leprosy)
nodular body 3Jfxl. BSifmq
nodnlar exrresceoce Bet.

Btfit

nodnlar leprosy
nodnlar strnciure cronro mibhi
nodule 1 Anat., HeA., BH . Zed. ITBI
/•

3 Gred. (a email ranaduh lamp of
loma mineral or miaeral aggregate)
ftTT M.

Bodole organism Bror-^VTT^
nodnli lynphitica aggregatiweggre*
gate nodules
nodulose <wi/. Bet.
nodulose root £ct. BroiBB ^9t
Nodus Fetiiodas=dDracoais Jtfroa.

DO eCecti=e{reets not cleared Ceva.

Jfx4 ^ife, ^

noes ParU Praetiet n., “rt"

TV. “erf" Blkt

no evidence (ao reasonable evideaea)
BTTB ST^

no-eye pea (Ca/«aasi»i»rtu)
(UWJ.rprT

“no grace” J^av W^BgftT
noil (s short piece separated from
the longer staple) 9T* a.
no iustrnetious erj^
noise tklnrxei n.
noiseless ad), fb-tro^
noise production cnckcn frx^Blft

noisette brawa»lixsel (ooloar)

no knowladffi

1018

*0 koewlrdje or inforinatioa

•w wmi It^

Nolinafirf (ofJhoLiliieoift) nfct*

nrft

N, reciiTTiia nffTffts mfem

Boai J/W ■m ffl fM'f r * n
-TmbkI titot. wfiiTWnft «.
Cent )

Bomadie and nit|;ritor7 tril<e» VTOTT
■TT nrA Vlftff
•omadic aUge vnm WTOl
■onud Irlt)* «n:TT Jrft
BUD'a land Jftl «I7T3«
BOBCDcIatare » n <n< Pl (a lyUem o(
duiim). Kprrrfk /

■OBieotlitnl of dueasca tfn srw.

somiDal ad/ I Eton wfirfjy. miiwra
3 Legte Tn i^

oomiDal accouDtl fiotitioui aecouot,
prepriau ry leeount jtwi.

wwTwfirekwi

BOB, ml capital 5>i>

DOBuial coaaidcritioa TOrrnr bPtto
B omiBtl coit £(00 arftif^

■owmaj da«ia;«i armm
BOBiul defiait.eo Letu ftr^
■OBiaal demaod vnrvn arftwm
Bomiiul oBchaage atfirih Mttw

BOBiail fleiion Ofom

BoBiul hone power (.t Mpraaaaa
approauintaJr «ha power of a
ataim aogina aa eaUnUladfroBi ita
diamatar. Audal'a Mach D,cl)
{”*« »PPro*imata)
BOBinal ledge, atfirf^w
BOBinally WIB HH

■OBiuI par wfaf^miTW

nomioaj partner Whtbi* «rT,f(

BOmmal price wmmtl ^

BOB.n.1 rent £«„ atfefj^ ^
Bomiaal roll BntTaftt
DOBi.nil »alue-faee raloe

or ariirfj, r

Doauoil wagea rcaa.

wm-

^‘•ignate wnrfnr

roocoapeting groupa

oomination qwNw. BwRyBB
m (vr cooption)

nominailon forms wnrUt^iprrn'f
nomiBatinn of an elifor {fgrSK WT
^fit^TTSt

nomiiutioD of memLera ^

nomioatioB or appotaimeol
•wwf fitjF*

Bommalioa paper BinlaflT W
BOBiDer jpfr^htewftt. ftf^ r - ntn. to-

Bomo-rapher (a writer or iDskar of
Ima)firfi»lfr m,
nomo'raphy «

BOB. m , ftrw, .^jyj

BOft.ilM>fig,oal laiWWTOft (ri).
TT»fl<rt

BOBaliaorLeat material n ayB RTmft
BOBaccepUBce (Conat )

BOBacreaa X«ite (aonaiitteoee otop-
poftunitf for tamt intareoaraa)
•fytrntf n.

BooaduU

{misority) /.

BOQigeaiaal od/. ^arc*. (oiaaliatb)
Wht

BOBajOBlfjJA.IW^«.

Booagreed areaa (Bah. Papt ) anhw
BT*

Bonagriculturalorf/ lfJkfilT{Conat )

3»rTW)<^(n)

BooagricuUural rommuDily ar^dit.

■oaagriculturtl laod
Boiiagricullural por|>oaea fi^ftrv

BOBagriculiural aonrrea ff^fn

BODigrietilturiit ir^«, a nlinRO f-ff)
Bontided ail. •(RgiMc
ooBalcehelie lieaerage ai^tn 4w
DOSalkaliBerniaUDre gUaa atWT^
fV«-wrw

r»»p«My Pew

Maane «a-

oooaBiwepcie wtfirtfk*
nooapparenl ad/. W l - n i l ,

BoiupparcBt ctaetMBt £«» araifv
aftBI

BOBoppirent lervuuJe Ltv tcstfv
g^WWiT

noBappejraare M gsTt B p r /,
Doiupplicant ann^C ni.

BoaarriOal atni iltn u.

BOBarfo,// ilfatA.erT*w
Bonatietaahle atftnH
BimallaeliaMe aaarti Zau WtW-

•mr

BOBJUtomalic traia (not fitted
with autoinatie vaeunm brake)

BOB Lailihle tbij. ntnn^, «nmtv.

ifhg

BOB bailable offeore Eav araiw*.

wtov, ar^TIW

BoDbankiag ad/ w^fiwKKn)
Boobankiog treasury antf^i^vW?.
nff

BooMorL aiaiioBdtfv atweg-imw
Bonbuaioeia ilaya Com. anentf^
DODcapillary porea nkrnt tnr
BoBcapitlary poroiiiy wtirni fftnr
Don-caali beoeCi vAg •rw
BOB ctuaa pro cauta £ap»e nwgitw
B ODfe, fo r the (for tlia tiaa Uiug)

DODcellular ad;, •yirrfl*, w^rfNf
BOBibelale £oof aawwft m.
BODcblorophylloua gat
*ntn

Noorhordata arTTjnag: p> wb
Boorbordaie od/.
noDciIiated atf/. Zn^ llTflnt
Bos.riril departmcBi vvTir^^rnTi
Donrlearing bouae anntn^Wit-iJt
ooit-djmix type EnU •t.*i«nfftnt
DOBe«gniiaTileed/.£aw ert^, w^.

BODcogBicable raae Ijqv VTT
noaeognuable rlieatiag Lav
tnrn

BODcogniuble offesce WwJfW «mt»,
WfM^T WTTT*

BODrollapiible aha-Je amw grtt
BonrolliDeir ad/. Mali. ar^)w
BOBCOmbatut fif.J. aifraVl,

(»^)

ooBeommercial ad/. Wlfti r kTf
BoacoBiBiiMioticd officer hfit. arvi*
g«i wfjwrft

noBCOmjieiioe rronni wtwdl Bd

nencsmpliance

1019

noruntaxatcting Ilnta

Boncon)]‘Iiaaee W-siwi « ,

BOD r«nipo< mcntii Lnv (one not o(
(oand minj. memory and under-
eUndinR— Aij»r p.878)
nonronductiagAif; Phyt «H9iit(l\)

DODconduftion enntT^ n

nooiondiirtor p;iy$ WHai^C m.
Dooroniluuor of cleclnctly
««ai5«

DODcoDgcMi>e heart failure lied.

•hHm fClV'o^di
noni-onnotatne ad) Logic HtpilV*
DODroD'cr>ati\e Afdtli BHTlift ( T^)
DODcODsertative osteni of forces
.VflJk

rioni*oniagious ad)

Doncontagioiis ta'<es w n t wp icfhft
noDi.ouieiitiotis iiroieedin^s

nonconliauous easeineut Lota
gftwT, «r«(lR 5^
noacontra<.tile a({/ BSlVlHt ( T^)
noocootradiition Logie "M'mA n.
noD-Mnt Id »usji»el afftrcflT

BuncopIsoarikO JtfafH ««««*?! ( t\).

•tMffffBW

OooeorrespoaJiog adj •<«aiO

wnmviC

BOBcrcJit eo^peraiiie so<.ieiy

trt VTfnft jrftfil

BODcredil sotieij

BoDCniDiDal luoatic •tni'iiiRl* ?r**nt
DODer>«taIline adj W^Wtwai
DOBcuhiratiBg laadbolders

Boafumulatite oif/ ( t^)

noncutnulatiie divideod
mHIJI

noorumuIati>c preference shares

noncupative =■ nuncupalire

Bondiogerous paint sOt^
oondeecntralized loan

•loodeeiJuate adj Zaet. ( X\)

noodeeiduous a Zx'l "■tidl ( f^)
nondelivery aiu^H n
noodeitrurtive teitiDg Kfetuf (it does
not involve ilestrojms or dims
gins the part beinj tested— ItoKep.

'damage’J.

w^nfl vftiirT

noQiIieled militars hospital Wdlglf

nondiplotnatie arrrSBf^
nondiplomatic Nationalist Cot era*
nieol passport mOPtfirv
tTTRB tnm
nondiselO'Ure
oonJiscrtmiBatorT aJ)
noodisjuBction ilial* n

noadietined alcoholic liquor imigB
(Const)

noDditisible et|>cniliture Vttnq
nonilrviD-iKf, «??Wl(r^)
ooDiIrviBg oil sntKtnn
noBilurahle umber nsimnl BVTtt
(««<))

DOBcatahie product £^«n MHIB JtUlg>
BWTtT

taonedihte snt^V
Booedilile oil

DouediUIe produce 3T9TT
noaeffective od)- Xit. (a soldier or
sailor not qna)i6e<l for actite ser*
t i«e) ««rf

nooelastie demaml £ron

ooaelectrol)te ii.

iioaeniplojmeat

ooneadospertuic aJj, Dot. anienWl

ooDeoJo4|>ermic germinatioa Bat

Doa*eBrirooincDtaI Off/ arnri^fn
nooesseatial «<(/. »nnT>l.t.
nonesseatial service aH(n>{*l
Booet acuee •«l*ts*i'si»

Donetacuec interest
noaet acuee proj»er|v aifiic*T^-fnfw
HODeaariiog Forettrf
noaesercise of power tlPli ^ na*til,
ttftt: wain b

DOBcaielent
noacx|>eTt nbhttll
BoneatrailitioQ olfeoce ua’B^ei-at^
tn

nonfeasance Lata n.

nii*[ea«aDcc aiq%t*t
iiialfcasaBce g<4(vi (lea careless*

noDfcrrOBi arm^

Donferrous metal

nonfi>cal drugs H trailThr »>T3f
nonflam jacket M ji-g Pt’dlft
Donflouermg plaui tigcifl qi^
noafood crops anntT BW
nooforest traffic qqfir* qTAIVM
Donfulfilmcnt atqnstT it.

Dou'allantrt attard KH.

DODpazetieJ ad;, aftraqrtts (naiq
gazette)

Dougaietted fertile goternment
servant arpntqfint

nongaaetted officer arrraqf^ lift*

•rft

noDglaadular ndj, a:ca<fl4
Doiigotermnent lie<pltal Knist£)q

Don^oternmeat lustilution

nongoiernuieat sources anrrqtftq

DODgramilar aJ). nstnsT^

Dougratinlous act ptt

non.growiogrtd; ai4i^(t\)
Donherediiary odj. w-filtilUfl
BOD.Hindi ipeakipg areas
tntfti™

BonkoiDOgenous HMUlil
Boithomolepous od;. mt^ nutV lt
BOBhumas anrprftqi JUtnrar
ooD.Iadiin Medical Sertioe ttPCtOq
wqfir* Itqj Rnt

noDinJurtion vrlodiDg Plivi. atUfl^

Douinductnely PAya HTTVAinqi
noDinducUvitp PAya aninfm/.
noninfeetne ad/, atRtsifqT
Doniofectitit; arfTfufCTttt /.
Bouiaffimmahle ad), arqfqtqisq
Boniaflammable ciuematogrspli film

st^Rmiw safest qj)

Boninjiirioui nAJ. arglfir^
noBiutc'ral JttalK. ar^’iH! i».
noBintensite cultitatioB area am^-

rftWB __

BODiotrrference

aoninterlocked ad). Itty. wqiftiw
(for v.T=^tTftr^)

soBintersectIng ad). Hath. wfijtfTtiO

(n)

Boninlcrseeting lines Uath. Bfqq*

IQSO

noni«iid«nce

nenint«tf«ctin 7 aptcitt

BODiDteri«ct>D; tpeoei J/aJL wfiifl-

»<»>niBtervcnlioii
BonioWrvtDlion «'ll Lais

nonioDucd «i/ inn?^

DODisolited eSj
iMD|o)D(Icr La»

{or TiOBjonTBali^ic putpoMa

f*nr wnrft m few

Doojuiliriil diy Late «rm fifT

Doojudirial ilaties Wifaidj
noDjudicial oaihaTTfQinvnv.ttakoa
out o( court) •<Wl'*vtlu ttro
Boojudicul atimp Mtifiif 9( cr|)l*i
57 t*

DOBUltounDf! scale MvirCTf)

Donleafy Tc^euble WW frr*
DooIe'umiDous crop* CftrCnW^ffW
DonlctiaUe assets Lass

noaliceasce m^yfervtfV
soolincar regressioa

BOBlurisg anh*.
DOBliviflKecllcepttBU fWfe tffrn*
» 9 Vf 5

BoaliTiflK matter #niH 9X1*.

MBlobulaicd ad/ * 'n f> ' 9 l « n
Boalojprtl ed; ■trfn'TT
•ealaiB'noas ad;

BODRiaTneiie ad; apftSwt, ai^iT.
BoBTnafBriie platioam B 5 1 j

BontBaiateoanre a r ftau u t
Bennulerial od/. £co«
aoDmaUrial wealth WM^fel OT
BO* medical iitnfev
Nea>)i(rdicak SopenaieBdeot (a( •
}%j0 "Wtv ar^«

NoD-Medical SuperioieiideDt of
Cealfal Jail *^9 ^TOniT *I W-
’ 99 fir» •rtfhffl

BOQ'Oediral OBIt «>Wfe«XT*
Boemedullary abeatb ^ooJ. «fW*.

Boanedallated aJj. ZtoX. Bfitir*-

BOBmember st X »^T {

BOBnenber eoDBtry anrx99 ^
BOBQSetal Cia«. W915 "•

Boameullse adf stTr^t.

Donmetallir laioeral
noom^litary |>o{Hi)ati»o ainfcC 3^1
oonmiBistenal «<//. atJI>9t«fh*
oaBenon.oon fienod WWt'k'J TOfec

aonmordanl eollon Mae CoJ /nd.

wwrre et'w #r»t
enomalile odj. £sel intT
BontnotililT £01 n{BT/.

Ban n>UBici|>al area H-siqr9lfe«1
Boa>muaic]pat lawn
BOBnutosl *97X91
noBaareetieaul><taaec MSiflTV ;t9
Bonnatural od/ n^nfri*
Daaa<;ot>at>le 0J/ *979179
aOBBe^Aiiable noniaiemt l.rarin^
tccarities orn^irt Bpl*

Boanenousadr Zai

Boaaiiro^cBous aulMlaaec Zod W 1 I;

9IW 9XTV
BoaoucUaied od/.

Boaeliservaciee «7nt9 n.
noBobserettloo Lome *99^*9 n.
Boooceupaiicy right La* «9fW9l^3l*

•fWiT

oonofficitl od/ scxmrft*. »nS99T,

•nneft*

Bonofficiaf «. w i imft* m.

Boooffitial agency ww«<t9 wfOTTW
DoBofriciai assistance ettlin^n wgr-
9«I

BOBOfficisI ossocislioDS wmwVW

Boaoffieial Wtli WtllHdlv (9^99
nonorticisl rommiaaioiier

srTjw

nonofficial memlper Tiffed «X19
BonorCcial opioiao *914919 MfeR9
lioOorGcial (lersao *1*^97 *9^
Dooeflicial vendor IHWheT f9^91
BonorCcial viaiior *in*rdt9 9)*9
Bonorricioal preparation PJiarm. *91
99 feftfit

Doaorgaoic anlimony eomponods
*ll)<l|f (9 W^l-fwtrl
Bonoie 995 %

BoDosTgraated oJ/. *JI(l 99

Boaparty od .91114)1). few*

BOBpilhogeair od/. **9lf>ll9

Boepayiag department *l9lf(gfe*7T
Boapayraeat *1)^99 n

Bon|i3)mcBt icrtiGi.4le »?^9 5*19-
99

nonpceiiDiars damages *997 infelft
nonpcnsiooalile oif; xffX

nonpensionaMe estahlislimcnl fe^fe.
%99 7f^ *91991

BoniicnMonald. serrice fe^9999*
7fff9 ft91

n»n|iensioner *f9fr999fe» n.
tiniipcrrntiisl cIuddcI (jtgj ** 713 *

nim)H.T««lie ».omel Aifren *9T9fl

SF %3

nonpersonal pooils /V<m *99fe«
9 X 3 *

nnnpoisonoiis n,/;. wfilig fefir
n»ii{><M>eBoiit dru- «ft9Tg irXTI
nnn|>olar liend *^^ 9*9
noo|M>lar Imbage *g9l9 99
nonjMirta) stamp h9fer S^T*. TT*.
fe* 59 T 9

nonpreco tons «<(;. *^999
nonprrdai-eous gilj "ft*
nonpreliensilO od;
noiiproJurtise idi. Eefnl
{tx)

nonproJaetiie roDsumplioD Ettn»
* JWltfl % 9 ifrn

nonjirarcssioaal record (99tn^*T

nonprofcsiiDnal i}>eilalor ilii-
firf)p9*9( arfird**
nnnprofessional visitor J/rt r9r*9T-
hwT 91*9

Donprorcssmntl witness gJed fefetfl*
*97 tlTI^

Bonproliiled lul; 97^*3
nonprotertive Jnty *7*9
BODprotrin nitro-cn lest *91^*9
tj^lfe 9fhn

Bonqualifying aerrier *9^91^1 ^191
Bonralioned a<l/. w-rwn^
uarontrolled *r99fa99
Bonrernmng itj,. *9f9Yf (T>1)
Bonreriirrin' charges arrrrnT 9*17

noareriirring item *9799? 9X
nooregistratioo maet'JR
nonre|wale.! root Jf,ij/i nRI&fn ^
nonresidence 1 MfetTSTm (Const)

2 **99 9l<t m

nomesident

1021

nor-

uonrcti'Irnt m/; 1 wIsTO'ft ( S’!,)

2 { X\)

«ionrcsi'lcnt aicounii Hf5raTRt
Dooresulftiit alien wfsTVrtft W*

nonrcsiJtDlial buililmgft^iljHT

nonrciiilcntial hou'C JJ?

nonrc'iJent sterling aecownt wSmfiT-

nonresiilent witness »t»T5^nft WHjft
Bonrctentise sand s(^T3Tft VT3
Bonretraciile cdj 2oal.

Donrelractile cUw Zool. WSWlf
rtat

oonretuTD taUe J{{y V7TZ

Donrevival Mj>4't4S<l
DonrotatiDg director vtmtH
Nonruminautia^BonronunaDts Zool-
wfloPtr^ fti pZ.

SOnsane

BOBscbeduled ad]'

Booscheduled lank

Booscheduled forms
BODselected ad).

Booseiected opera'ioo are^ WTwft
Bonselfgosemiog territory anvnra

nonsense mv. anf^lit, fttri*.
nonsense syllables Psyc^i.

WVT ^

nonsensical adj Pl{U¥i ^^ai'vA
nonseptate ad). Bet. atHilflU
noBsertice (of n process] Laio BRJa-s

nonslippery adj at’pl
nons]>ecific odj ■ftfttT

noDspintnous ad). * Jlftflt
noostaimng adj sT^ftn«-a»
nonstandard ad). HOttn
constanJarJ sire boa stinTTT rRrw

ttOBstatntory ad), (ststnts

srftf^)

noDslatutory board st^fiTOT lt*XW
oon<lerile sursical ligature and
suture HJlaid sftT

noBstipendiary candidate
fVtnnT

nonstratiGed ad). wt-jnH'i

ooosuburban adj.

Boniuburban area at j'tarn*V^

noiKitgar wytin/.
non sill ynris Losn (not his own
master)

nonsuit ». LonBirn^st-
nonsuit tb Lato (to dotensine or
record n e» h*' ins termi-

nated hie amt bj default-d tiV

noosup|ioner CJlein sraWc m>
nonsymbiotic a^j Sot- ( T^)

noo^ymbiotic bacteria stHg^dl
fTTTt^

nonsymmetrio adj. StaUttut
asymneinc^ WRftlB
Dontapenn* adj. Fareitrv (Germ.

roZiAoZng) el^'aimH^
nontechnical post nfli9l44
nontenant *

nonierminabln adj wWa^<i
nontertnisaI>ic loan 3^,

terminable (nea TaiT. BTtfSj

Tim

tiOBlcnnreable securiiiea wnatiu sfit-

oon testamentary ad/. t'TWSar,

oontestsmcQtety disposition of pr^
petty itefl TI enr

nontesumeotary instrament pjni-

err

nontraining period nfinBliWt seefj
nonirainiog seisnti cfsTV^tT
noDirsnsfer seAatmw,
nontransferability miTITetn, stftwi-
»ttaT

Dontransferable snWTrT,
nontransferahle deposit receipt
Wh rnfrt

noDtransferable goodj Eroo.

noniransfrrable aiock cards stttVPab

nontrsnsferable tenure

wnwifeen

noniransferable treasury note
»trt TTTtntt-wt

noniranm visa nituir^at ty)«
non-tree la* area Forestry f<rTT-Tfi3

Vt

Dontronite Jfinarot. ftydrou* iron
silicate) luivfUty us, (ue. bydrons.

tf^iroTi *t- for silicaia, -53

for*?fil* mineral)
nonunUorm adj. 1
3 Stolwtif*

nonunifurm com ergence Malk. attW-
T7 wfwrTTW
nonunion adj tTHttlT
nonuser L/io (aegiset to nse> a neg-
lect to exercise an office) m.

abusejTt^)*!
misuse ftt^d
noDvariant arfiTT
nonvegelarian adj. sfqipft (
Hifirt, n^TSHTX
noovegetsnan diet RltnsiT
nonvenomous ad/ *tf^
nom sable ad). aralTWR
nonvolatile ad). C\em. w attd
nonvolatile alkali ^tTTT

nonvolatile oil ^
nonvolatile solids RT*?

BODvolcanie odj.

DODvolsbIe adj.

Bonvoiable expenditure (RR
Boovoiable stem inn^

Bonvoted ad;, atTTWJ

BODvoled expeDditure arstl tff t *tr
B ooweirible cloth anO^ Rttt
Bonweirable hem (of doth) anf)^

Bonworking day arCTT-^R
rest day f^Prt-f^R
no objection certiGcale
tlT

“no objection to return” endorse,
meni • 5 bVJ RWftt trsT’ TI

Boodle 1 ST»T4ir(l/., ats> ^

9 TTTTtTmT
noon Rvrrtu m ■ ’^^51
noonday smidday RvqrTes.. i)T5t
noose nut m, T}«, feji
nopal (cochineal fig) ns.

Nopalea Dot. Tltft

N. cocdnellifera BnTt»q
nopalinc Cot Ind. ^r^nrTjO /.
nopalry (» plantation of the nopal
for raising the cochineal lasset)
T»Tn)73-qR n.

no profit no loss basis ai«ritTTTR>

wmr. arwnrrrf^ wt su

nor- (normal) Ckew.

rot'cataphtn*

1022

normal yiald

ver-eiiDpfiaDe Li c 7 c !, o heptior

Chem

NofJhju«en acid»»nlenia cJm

Nordic (raeal
Nordmana • tern Atti

DordmarlLile Pitreg (a quartz boar
tag aoda i) ooita— CbambcrS) raqii*
n (wfta qnartz, sritatW

ayosiu)

BO reiiOD to donbt *7 »rT*t Wfl
BO rcDt land anrm ^

NorfolV Itland piDcsAraoeana ez.
celia

BoTgrne (loado leam leaaraeda) ItST*

Bonte Ptirej. (a aanet) of gabbro
trzna. diffenog from it la eon>
(aiBiBg an ortbopyrozcoo

TVab., JobiBaaoo) VlSfaiRltM

«.

Bor-lraeuie fiiocfcm.

Bora 1 Logic KTT^ m.

9 Slstitfici »inil*fl* n
9 Ptlrof> (t^a eompcaitioa of as
ifBooo* rock aaptMCod io teme
of ataadard mioartl oMtocalac*—**
Cbambcrt) *wrr *•

Norma Aifron. rt

Bonnal aJj- 1 intiKT^. sim»a
3 (occomog naturally) HUfln*

8 Cbrm

Bonnal n. 1 Cem- atfticiw m.

3 daol. Ckon. IWT^ m
Boroul^itraigbl chtia Clem.
item

normal accelcratioa Fkyt cefttma-

Bormal adolt PeyeM, niUiaq ^Vt
B ormal amyl alcobol *15 flciw gr^
Bormat area fOJtlW in
normal attnoapbene prciauce Fiijii.
ctiHin oiju’ir*'* ft'ati

Borma) azK fkyi ctfinm*«B
Bormal baUoce mam in
Boroal barrage Mil- (a atanding
barraga to ba &t«d io ao attack)
mom delta

Bormal boiling point fAfi. dTOm

5TTTl»

Bormal butyl

• Wyl * ^

»®rmtl butyric acid arj trrw

normal eauae anom ClTd
normal change* SMisttes StKiai’V
ofifia

normal channel* oiAi>a diA
normal chloride Cfctm dC^sWA
normal circnmatance* Rnpd

normal das* Crpat 00141^7 trfi
normal condiliooa entn^
normal erapdrat^ TO
normal erovra dccelopneot fbrrrirg
CtWPtf ftdTW

Bormal curve amJR«l dT, HIHita 0 %
Bomal delivery in 01*4 ogDl
Bormal demand Com- ndni't* d^.
oTda. dfiftta whi

normal diatnbattOBS(n(iiiici ainai*a

normal domeaiiccooaampiion miR'd
ijilTAin

Bomal epithdiao uiffad dflW'

normal equaUeaa Sdidfid mlnTl
normal c^mtibnara Sen UAIUI'Q
lfr*a

normal erosion nnro dimoi
normal fanlt Ceol. nnm trim
normal field moisiarectpanly irniTtd.
irrVndiftrt

normal Onriaaiion* ^tdtriici
Bami»a ctnicd-i
Bormal forest di^ dd
soenuKorm Ifatk. dfadid va
Dormsl form factor* Poreitep (wbsro
the basal area 11 moaaorni at a
coostaot proportion of Cho total
height of the troo— I FB) dTOT"!
cttyfi-gnd

sorcnsl frrqaeocy enrre Slalutiei
udraita di|oit 9 i me
normal growing alocl Foretfrp WH^
fVaii, aWTtiftfd
normal lacremeatrorrstrydl^
normal inlcreat Com SHfdl’O

pormtlif iliOD Sftfal, BanaT*dd n.
BOrmaliziaga* normal itaiioo
Bonnil law of error 5 (aiii(tejuarnpa
ftddfitdd

normally iTiai*a5 . saiai^if

Bomal orbit i’Aya Ortdldt
BonDsl period ddfd

Bormal phosplwte Cfim* diT^lq
Bormal polittoo 8107*1 firofo
normal prrgnasey WldT^ tnrfaidt

normal price Erm. 0*77777*0 gW
normal probability curve 081777*0
^tTT^dm

normal profit i>en. l77Hn»d ITTW
normal psychology 0777771*0 doifiTtl-t
normal puerperiom dlOltq dggft
normal reaction ( m friction) Pliyi
dfutAia-nfcfiBdT

normal recombination PAyt intT77r*d
jdtrthnt

normal aailne m phyaielogieal aah
aeluiioB ^•frod'dd n.
normal aalt Chem- dTl Wdd
normal aalt aolutioo Chtm. d? *0*1
ftdOO

Bormal ichool d to rad (itdTdO
Bormal arhoot foi women dtaifq^i.

normal iccondary amyl iodide
fSlflOd doid d^
normal section dfildtl ^
normal lodium pboiphate Chem OTE
vnij Ttirtld

Bomal solution org lodoo
Doma) storage dit7T*o Adf
Boraal tcmperaiore and prciture
Pht-fnwmmMn
normal thermometer Bnini*a tnOTno
normal ihiBBiogrorcrirp 87777*0^100
Bormal trade activitiea 87777*0 aOTOTT*
or#

normal treasury balance b8T777*o

Ooiriii fro

normal trend Stattiliei 087771*0 OlfH
(TTOft)

normal vilne Con* 578781*0 CTgf
Bormal vatlation Slalislirl S 8781*0
fitOTd

normal velocity of approach ilalk
atfdKW 0071770 IT^TI
Bonoal veloeily of separation UatK.
dfadif danaa'T^o

normal viiiob Hiat *0 vfi

nenntl wage* Cam. 87777*0 5787*

normal work 8I77r*0 Old

normal working bouri 8877^ Ori*

Bormtl working stocks niBl^ dTd«

OTt« 70*0

normal yrllow Cd InJ B877rT»0 dto
nocRuI yield I Fvrttlrt dTTW
2 g*T7gp n idfo, aTTtrm ttw

nonniUra

1023

not* ring

noRUktire odj- relrog. Bsn {tee norm
Trtrtiff)

Borrnitive cnrreirey £iT«i.(k currency
tyetecn in rrhieh the unit i$ hiked
upon e metillio itindird) ^T5*
HUN

normttive ntinerkl nh 14 wfint
Bomiatire kcifoce fejiH

pokitire kcjcoce BtJ
norm of the anslck itffltfc.

norm of the lule* iletit. 3*^ ttTHT*tro
Boropianic end b Uioit « phtKel*
aldehnlie and

north B. (N ) / (^)

north ody. tPtT
north rA difroB*

North Amrru'a

North and North Eatt Border De.
fcnre Committre ilfih tnn
?ft«n Hferet gOrfg

'North Atiao merlin .leri rtTrgri Wl

Borth<a»t (N J:.) /. (M

Berth.eaktFrB od;.
northern Tttt-

northern bat ATumn 9^**3
northern bay owl dr«a fVitv 4' tv*
northern Be«ra ipjrrow>hiwk dira
jnt jfini-ttrgg

northern blick-apotied yeUow>ut
d eta gett

northern brooird dros'o dtva TTTT
nlw-feg *riTtg
northern brown Cih’Owl diyj
gt* JTwh^^

northern che»tnul<lwllied munia

dm gtrr tvlrf

northern chukar .Irra nTtftt-Wlr
Northern Cirrara Geeg. *>•
northern circle TtTT'^g
northern ere>led goahawk dm Ttft
feeft rtegtg

Northern Crown^Corona Borealia
Jttrcn. g^*9r^

northern golden harked woodpiecker
dm gert l^s *Ttr^
northern green bathet dm gtTT gf^t
ftette

northern grey partridge dm Ttri
rftrfefwT

northern hemiaphere g^'itlsrSr
Northern India Canal and Drainage
Act dtTtmtn jgm wn wplwrt’t
itfiifggir

Northern Indian b1aeV*naped fly*
catcher drea dtitiHU 1^9 912 *1^*
tmr

Northern Indian pigmy woodpecker
dm g^rng grtw

Nortkem Indian rnfoul tnrlletlove
deet gtrcTW

Northern Indian acopi owl Actt 49X1*
gtr 3^ eg gj^

Northemlndian atonc'chatdrea gtm*

northern long>hilled vnltnre dm

ggx tfjg ^

Northern Malay wood>shnkc dm

ggxwnn*gg

northern painted partridge dm TVT

northern |nne»St«tth pine
northern range ggfft trix^
northern reddy erake .feea TXit

fxjftgr

northern mfona woodpecker drn

ggx ■H’s grtg?

northern apoiled owlet dera gxtx 199

northern white-eye T9X fkatgdl
northern yeUow*(hecked tat dm
Twg ^Ig-wnlw nejtfl
northern jeWow-bonted pied wood,
pecker dm gwx *TO g^X «T*J-
12

northing •. 1 Sure. ggxi*9X b.

3 dairoB (tra'iaitiog north ol Iho
reiith) mtHixg n.

north-north can (N-NXj T9T-ltmdl
j {»^

Borth-north wen (S.N.W4TgT.9T9'9T

/. (TCO

north of eart {E.NJ \ a l 9 U /.
north of north cart(KJLKl
CTn/.(tgJ

north of Borth-wen (N.XVJf.) 9tg»9l.
gxi/.(xTgJ

north of wcat(W.3i49i««hrn/. (xxj
north point 5ore. T9X fg»J
north-polar dialance datroB. T9X.
^t* ixff)

North Tele gcrt’^g a*.

Borth*aeeking (uij. 49X1^9
north alope g 9 T- 99 g i

North StarKPolans dilron. g9X-S9

IB.

North Temperate Zone g 97 ai*^u|

gftgrg

Borthwarda di(rcB.g9xA^
north-w eat IN.XS'.) 919*91 /. (XtJ
norlh.wrnrrn aJj. 9fimf9T, 919*9
Borth-wrnern tree.pie dm 9^99t9X*
fxiis

north.wen orange-barred willow,
warbler drra 9^9hrX ifcfSXlf*
Itg-lfirft

Borth'weat acaly.breaated wren dm

gfllsJVeii.PflX

nonb wen white-eye dm 9 ftvJr 9 (.

ftx9995ft

Norway 49(199 m. (given by Prof.
Q. Uorgenttiernt of Norway in
SiddbabharattVcI. I^lll)

Norway lohkter g9XT99 . 91l ftn4
Norway maple T9TI99*f^9TT9
Norwegian aandwortwArenarii nor*
vegica

No.6 aeailei CW. Ind. ^XA tff*I

note 19T9I/.. gr*

3 Ntp. era B.

DoaeaniBBoaelite
nokcbleed 1 9TF1T999T9 **

3 -ihonaand.Ietf (ddhfiao nai&a.
fdiurO BTtwfl/.

note carp iChoBdoatroiBA Bonu>9TR.
xrax

noae glaaaca 9 rahh 9 , niXCig 9^
note leaf (of a bat) ni w y g b.
nokeleaved bat^Ieafooacd bat 5 * 9 .
919

nokcLte^rngfeg «. (gr. for 9193 aodf
nmi es. for Wi 4*'3 alatainiunii B- for
^^ilt ailieate* -X 9 for mloenl)
Nokcma Sett, (from Gk. neuma 'a
dneaia* * 1 ?— a geana of tporoaoasa
paraaitie in other protoacaaa asd
arthropoda) ^ttirg-sgifir
N. apia (eauies a dyaeotery in tha
adnll boneybee) 91 lArni
bombycii (eauaea ptbnaa in tha
tllkworm) ^Vxrg^lnrg
Bo*e-picee Jf icroa. 4t|t9t aa.

BO»e ting 1 (worn ia tha noaa foe
omazsaat} 99

no ipie« 1024 nobca

S (ol »o fcnimU) *1151 Vc4

BO (pace iVi)i<i«p filial

Nosioc Bet. (she thread has a beaded
appearance)

J« (moaa

N liDckia (it la dirty greea or

brown)

N punrliforme JtFnTT^

uti.trila a wft lT. tnWTTTH n (both are
an^.le-lt word*)

Dostro arcoQOt arttrfre
Toitro accooDt
loro accoaot rrfn BWt
BOtat,»f(

^ot. (notification) wfif
Bou beoe (M N B
Bouhlj fitfrra

NoUcantbidae 2aoL ^ n.

Doucaothoui 4jj Sexi. (at *o<a«
‘baek'->ok<jntki '(hon barsBg
•piaet oa the back) T^c*Z
Netjcaothai Zed, Tvr«<Z4nnf3
N boaapactu tnettr^

Bot leroueuble ferLreakaje 27^^

Bot aSeeted KVtnfkB
BOlarial art lav
BoUmI itifflp ftnHff r n* JSf*
BOUnun ^aoj. yafg /,

BoiarywoBtar; pablic
Bo ury p gbliC-Boaty Coea. fCTJ-
fftTW*

not aisipnaUc cprflntwtw
BOt a\ all frtBt Bf, Wfl

BolalioD 1

5 (act > procesa or ayiteis o( tnarkif
■igii9< notei, eyraholif eta. eoUectr
y»ly)

Bolation and lemiaology cfbr

BCrsm

not at eariaace «iih% tnq fWl. k
tftB CTOBim B <W
Bot irailaUe a t an B. B<!

not arailaUe by pott fTB IW BaW

no iax^mpaif;o «T fo)ift WfffTBB
Bet Uane; lOlcrett BSTTB.

not r«Iow the riekor^B^kranyB.^

n*»«BBTr

Boi earned i»n> cimnion arlh^nf^

■oteh 1 BiBBta .wtri

S»4«a..«TT

J (cotlini) B^, Btm

a Foratri *T*T{-irtB. «}% 5 W*nBI
noicbed bar impart JLfatnX- fhl

PotebingnBotcbplnAis* Ferntry
Botcbio* ipade Foratri

Boteii pIaDUng:=pIaot«B* ia Botebei
Ferejfr* a , Bitel

BmBt

Dot eozupeteot atyn
Boi eoaiemplatcd ia q arAfyn
Bot eroieed cheque » opett cbeqa e
Cow

Bot doe (aa, leave) %Bl(a^)C
teiTe 0Ot due BBVni

Boie 1 ^dni<i.£:^B.

2 a^ atlHlB m.
obaerratiOB aPBijlB

NO BB5re

3 iTanc riMWi m. (a« diatia*
(Qiahed trom ‘rowel*)

i (paper mooev) «4 bB it,
bank sote atf^^ bt
proaioory note B* (Cbsat.)
paper Bwney BB-^
6*r^/.(a»»a ptesaooUBBq^fih)
Bole r6. chbIbb
ootc book Bl^-!|fitrrt
Dole broker ^bB artan
sole caseetUtioB eenmet (Biobdr)
wdBB-fnrhB •rgwi (nferj)

Bole ctrcolattOD ariBB-B(TBnB
Doled ail I IsdcCB

Deled agaioat % briIi fa fii g
Dole cxatDiaatioo B ja i-i ifty B
Bole eximiDer filjahaaB^BB-BflliB
Bole-fot coiutderalion ti r B rn4 fj'B't
DOte for pad BB fe e g y
Dot eodoeed aij Gay. WBI|B
Dot rDBsieralcd BOiifag
Bote of diirenl • nuDoie o( diaaeDt
frafif fttBB

note of baodarpromiMorf Dote VBB'
BB (Oooet.)

Bote of higher deooaiuuitioa T^BTfit*
BtB *4^, «fia« ?ri5t Bi anlBB
Dote of loaecurarv B<(f(yB^I
Dole of protrei sfrBIB'BB
Bote OD progrcai made <1 it| B»lfh
Bt &^*l

Dote paper feojB BB
noier (crBBBip la.

Boler and dra/ier ferqoj bt^bbTT
Dote refuad rulea foMitR? *i4bb-
StrBBB'ftnfS

Botcra and dtafttra eftt

note* aad correrpoodence fitBB rflr
BBXBBBTT

Botta and ot3*r» Ainxn.

•n%?r

Dote fheet fiupi BB
Dotea ID rirrulatiOD Ainks'vBf^BfkB
«4 bBi B^TBjfB 9 b4bb
B otci kept under gaaraBtee Bsnktap
BWT^ « pd y( arWBB
Bote lakiDg EJue. ftxBei fctyni, ftojip

NottBa Zoel‘ (lit ‘one who earriei oa
hia hack*)

note venficatiOD aectioa Foakia/
irBBB-IWfm-«3tIl*|
not exceeding (* ae ) (» «T^) &

(r Bt^) BB, {» 9 «fkB Bfl

Bot exitiiof nfiiTiBTB. wsriB
Bot guarasteed BBWp
BOI gDiityfitBfB

BO\ guiliy fk^ ( n.)

DOtbjBg ID tba article abali prercDt
irp^rfl »IBft_...ftBJ
Bthft

BOtbo- fifBWi fVBB , ^tn*.

Nothoica rood.(<K><kM ‘apuriooi’, edra
‘track, groore’) t^fB-BBtfl
pvolbopaaax But- MBTCBt-RBlfB

N.fruUtoium (iroita are eoaprea*
Bated hIAwB feFrcBei
DO tboroughfare VBBt4 \
Dotboaaor FaUonloL (Gk- ncekoi ‘bu-
lani*) ftBUimz m.

^olhotauria I (order) fkBTTOTT-rf®t a*.

3 (inhorJer) ObIBBUI jU B ta.
fioiboiauridae (family) fCTBHT?

AotboMami PaUontet. fkTWRtt*

BBlfs

Dolice n. I IJB*!/- (Conil )

3 (OoB»t )■ f’BHB •.

S Law riy+i/.

legal notice b(u«
eoBilrortiee BoliceRDfirB ^BBI

actual notice BTwftB

implied oetire aefks ^BBT

four day'* rlear ootice*^ Big

BOtic*

Kotostzaca

lOZS

4 tujadidal n6tie«

ootice eo. ^

like (crioas ooljce

bnog to the notice of . VI nH
f^yi tn, VT «rR win*
noticeable poinU
notice*board
notice for cUini

notice inritiog teodera Hi (4^1 ftnA
4f^^»5n

notice in writing CtfeiS ^^^(Conat.)
notice of composition (biliagnal)
(d "rtrfl 8)

notice of demand aifiTtnv^^Tn»

notice of diabononr Com.

nonce office t4^V4|i4i| m
notice of motion 1 Ldw tn^T^

3 Pari. Practice

notice of non-oie £010 WJ^Wn-
notice of occupation few aiRmUfl*

ajtm

notice of readineai BTH^
notice of itoppege Banhe; TM-

notice of atnke gg'fffW tft
notice of iruat eniR ikuei
notice of withdrawal from uae trt:

Vtn ft

notice period

notice to admit tt^eiW n_‘eii, ki\»i<

notice to ail the world £av RV ^

notice to foremment cnS4 Vt 4in*tl

notice to minoera *nftvf ^
notice to produce Lao hlj-t ntft tft
»JT=n ^ V

notice to quit Ltivi Vt

Iiotidinoidca Zeol.

n. anLoTder)

^(otiiliniii (Gk noUJantt ‘haring t
pointnl dorial fin J tfteilltll'ty*
tnnft

notifiable a-}j. atlutfa*!
nolifiralioo (pnbliiheil in the ofScial
jwelte) (Conit )

nenfication in the official gtieire

ar

4M'4S 5

notified aJj. arf^^f^ (Const )
notified area ^

notified vea eommittee arf^tjFhci'

fen-Rfirfir

notified wea figures rr 4

«t«4

notified area kmita ^ 41

notified bonndarj fi^^lva 41RT
notified for diacbarge aearviT %
wfl^ea

notified for norLscceptance n^ffir

4 arfii^ftn

notified m the Gazelle fTlITV ft Mfk.

notify th. atf!fq;apn ^ (Conat ). Rf^.

notify to the public a^Tn vr n(4-
atf^visn

not lacoosiatent with any of the
proriiionaof^TTVa^ R ft f«41
ft«R'PTRtl

notioconaiateoi with prorialoDs of
thll act fH RftfilRR 4 ft

(Tf)wftlT5wO

not IQ focus aonfiRr
Botisg

noting and drafiiog firrcT iftaiTX ^
BTRt C4RI

noting and proiealing J^cou. W |gl*H
noting of a bill Om. ftTtR iai»4 ,
notionartv, ftRTTi».(« g, aait tad

weight tre two different notioual
Pi'otioprogooia (Lsl uotiea ‘aoulbem’.
laeladee small and primitire
forms— PfI IL971) ^fsnrxTtjtm
ri. ("iT'l anborderl
not landed wn^Tifh, Rf! TSm JRT
not less us^.sr^
not leas Ihao ft wqjj, ft «ii irfl (pwiod
of not less than 6 )eart RRrift
•rpsRS)

not necessarily stwnTRV, arirfrOR.
«RT

not negotiable Con. « RTVitr
not negotiable rbeque Ecc*, RRT-
»11R

not negotiable crossiug Cm. R.RT.
stun Jr'ji

Doloccnlrous roof, (ctatra formed

entirely b> interdorsal elements—
CNH. VIIM9) <ryq > RT 4»5 r n.
notochord a chorda dorsalis 2ooi,
'iefsg,

notochordal groove Zool. ^gGS-
sirWi

Notorhordata Zoof. ^«5T7RR: m pf.
Notodiaphorus Pafronlof (Oligocene
Rlff^TR form haring three toes—
PH If 669) RiHfidgw naifii
Notogaea Pioffco^. (Ok. notei ‘louth’)

Notohippidae ^fftcnTR-RR m.
Notohippiis
Noiommata Zcof

N wernccku (parasitic m the
cells of raucArria — PH. 1 306}
BffRRajftit litJR

Xotommatidae (hare a slender poste.
nor foot ending in two toes— VTeb.)
5 J 5 R 47T n

Noionrcta Zcol. l«5^lfTJraTfft
N undulata RT^

iSoloDeclidae (luck awiionerti 77

n.

Notonia B»t- RWR-HRlfii (sg ipooa
+T^ leaf — having spoon shaped
learet)

N. graadifiora Rrp!
noiopodium Zool. (doraiT itacsli p(
a parapodiuffl)

Nolopteridae Zee? 77TR ^ m •
Xotopteroidea ItlVld'l’l m.
Xotopteros Zoof. (nolo ‘back’+pfercs
'wing 1 77RR4nnfR
X kspirat (found in freshwater)
wft.TVTR '

notoriety i jROiIa /.

9 ftwilft/.

notoriona ed/. I fRrfrr
9 ft'stiia

notorioua reeeircr JRRTRHm
Notomii Zool. (Ok. notes ‘aonth*

+ orni* ‘bird’. Allied to the
gallmules) ^RfffSJnilft
N. maoteUi rtri»r TRfTfS
Noloryctea Zool. (genns conaiating of
the roaraopial mole) RTftgag smifil
(3T mole)

N. lypblop a (marsupial mole) RTRPR

Xoloryctidae VidVgcg in Bi.

Xotostraca Zool. (there la a large

nueUoid

Notottylpiodi* 10C6

Dal»>th<lanJiDp»i;tluB; ronta<ne<1
IB the i>rereJinp cljuset ^

doml shielHIi»p<J eirtfife tl'-S

— Pn UlO) Itrfsl-tni n
Noto«tTlo|>i lae (Gk note*

■*outh’) TO "

Cf ArrtO't'lopi.be TtRTJ* TO

Notothenum Falfc t>l (Gk. *rti5i

‘south

N mitthelh wur**

Dot Otherwise proriJeJ for

rot otherwise specifieJ

frreP**. «»«vt sfewftra ^ ft
r^otothrljs (arto- ‘baek TS + tkiLiZ
■«»e' HT'ft

Nototrenu ZeeL (seaui eonsutme of
th« lusmpiil frogs)

K luarrapiitam )KISII>'I

NoloaoguUta(GV aotoa ‘south’)

DoiooDsuliie ^yun O ( ww
Boi |iiiJ
001 (ifMeot
Boi rrhtire

sot seDiitise to (fo»t /crritrif jfjw*

«fn

Dot stotUJ twi fVI vff, S ItO

Bot suljeci to t «T«^

Bet suhjert te iti |ans4ietioa <^<nTt«
|rti%«rr^

Bel te U reoewcJ£K»«rr«IT’<?*-
for »t ^ fjtn »i^ BTfJT^o
Dot to he taVen lOtrrDall; (eo •
bottle of denatured (pint) fr^ i(
<|:n«TTO^

not to be telegraphed it^

not to-*o liM rif BtnfJuT
ooi irieeahle trerw.B^ few Tgr, T>n
nlTOtgi _

not iraB>rrraLle«(t5
DOtum Ze(i. (the back, tpeeir, the
dorsal aurfiea of o thoracic aegiseut
of an insect) TKn,
metaBOtum

nol«ilh>laB liDg L/>u k

nolwilh-l I.!,n: aoT ,l rrre to the
eontfarr «»a anfB tit flrfi arjrfjc

« gri jn ifj

DotwithiianJiBg aesihiDg Cl v

B &*n c=i % jw >ft
nolvithstandiDg anslhing to the
eentrarr CR » «sBUt

BOtwtlh'tandmg tlie expiration of
Ins term anTt fV 3T^ TT

nought sa.
noun Gttm BTt /sTOt is.
noun'bment 1 (food) B^TTft «-
S (act of BoatKbing) BfTO «.

BOra JaleM BTTTl/

BetactiGle (Lat. sserae«f4 ‘taxor’)

P/treg gmtltw.

BOS arsenobillon /.

DosalioB £osc> (aubstitution of a dost
obligation by an old one)

•(el*t*I la.
lane tioB 413lda
DoseleiO

BOS (t design ipiB aravi
cioTe)ir *. (frotn JlaralhiX

ooTcIt} poods tnj^ wyt, tpR
soselt* buDtiDp
^oselnlier aa.

Bosieo «TO*iv (ancient word).

(are aatteur)

h’oTius=\adtl»a “tel, (lady^nrf kr;.
^rt of kwtralia tVtf^)

Boto* ttr*

n 0 s ocaine (■ore+ eoeoi ■/) FAn rra. WtT*

Vrft/.

oosoealionAfad
DOW tn, gtt tnra
DOW ineloded Jo ^tl two
Dosionsed} Cif44(, ainKO

Boxioot sinsp

Doxiont eflliisiaglfhvTTTrg
Boxions to brallb Wmc 4 r^-

«

nosiOBS weed fiftnr ntt«
noaale tn

flp (-leptirinrai) ft (Te^ •d
N r H. (North Polar disla-ce) » 3 w.
(T-* 3* »•?»)

Nil- (nortlern ra-ge) TN. (Tfl't
B®‘3)

Ns (sinil>o« ra‘u») B B (»wy t^rt Jrj)
N/h (notaj'. icil) Cra. TTW. ( 0 f»

N senes Fiys. T STFl
.Nt{niloM=ralon)C*n» ^ (aar^t)
■th root « Ip, ij TO «!«

MTP. Cke^ (lonnal tcrireralBT*
anl pTe^suTe)=^ T-C-
(»TJrtfn'fT)==ntn.fit
Du1<tula Dia^rdsXrea

Diilierula minor .fslroe. ^fijnapjUa

Nubiao »eBna = Ca*sia ol>osata
Diicvllar l-eak

oueellui Pet. (chief part of otbIc)
STIsa.

Duilia (nape of the nock) Boot TOT/.
DUrbat QTZT*

Durhal eartilage TOI Tlfpl
Duchal lobe cm 3 t( 7
Durlia! organs toH
Burlial plate TOT-NI
Niietfraga Jms «3i|S 3C irrfr (the
genua eoosistisg otcutcraeken to-
¥*nj

BUtle , BueleO' (noelcut)

Burtea) w auelear WTC
ourlear charge nfr-mr
Durlear roBfiguriiion
Burlear iIitisiod wfr*wnc
Buftear Cssiob >c(< ffWtTO
Nurteana Zaot.

Burlear membraae Biot. >nft-TOT
BueJear reiirulun Bc(. >cft*xi&VT
Buetear aap Bici *^-TO
nuclear atructnre reo{.*<fT TNOt
Burlear tamole Bst, wft TOcfl
Duclrarj «(/. »CIt
Buelrase BierAeat. "•

Buclrale n. Biorbeea. *«l^ n. .
aDciraleo,{; anffC^

Bucleate sf'. *nft attl

Bueleaird oJj. »cftc

Bnelealrd ahealb •• Benrulrmnu w
BeuroJemma Boot. 4ciTTC m
BurleatioD »c<lTO
Buclei* (.oucUiiaX •Nft
Burleir and Biorke^ eafro WWt

Burleiferoua od;

BucleiforiB aJ; aaff TO

Duclein B.orW toW*/

Dill leiDa.e itTcd^ M.

OUI Innate Ckrm. »»rfxte ».

Dutlru-, niKlr (nueleos) **ft*
Burlrsv-alhuteiB BiorAew. aaf( frift
Bucireid e,T;.aafrTr

icleoliz

1027

numaration

nucleolar aiJj. Biol. Pl*mi
trocUoUr otfifiirer
nucleolated adj (having a aucleua of
rneleoh) (TTW

»nn ffRTTf^ Paijtni 0<3 36<
e g from MTfPmTSJP^.)

nutleole =i»Jtleola4

Ducleolmns Biol, (a bod} contamed
within a nocleolus)

Dncleolo (nueleola*) Pi'sRl*
SDcleoIoid ad/. Pi'st'iM
nncleolns (a rounded 'body Innnd
in the onclena o{ most cells)
ftvilft/

naeleolvsis Vrii »flt ‘tM n
nncleone Biochfn* edS-n /.
iN'neleopliaga (paraaitie organisms
which destroy the ncelens ot
amoebae) *dftTTTti m pi.
nucleoplasm Biel, sdftw m.

BQcleo.protriD Bieekem

Bncleeside (nuelee* -h »i#) Bwf/ira-

Baeleo-epiodle erft ir^

BDcleotide Bieekem (the nnit atomic
group* e( nneJeic acids) «.

Buelent i?io( ^ft/ (ft leithio
kernel)

BBcleui headi^aartera 2/i{. (cnclens
'the central or focal portion, foccs
core') •nfw-S’PfTsnr
Buelcai palpoeos Zed erwr^n.
Nocnla 2«r{ (Lat., ‘little DOt*. Har*
a aiiiall DOtlike equivalve thdl)

■wrfiai-trsift
N. delphinodonta enrTT*^
Nuculicca ^aof, jil'Jl m. (wg*

*ni auborder)

^ucnlana UJIl'd

Noculidae KvriSai arr «.

Node Zod. (witbont tentacles) «A<iaT:
"I pi

Nnddee (m Bengal) Geog WT^^Tn.
nnde adj 1 •t*^,

9 Bets (without consideration) ttft*
Bade coBlrart^Baked contract sft'

<rftTt

Nadibranchia ZooL ••Hjee-tliii^iiJl
«• (’'3‘i’l tohorder)

Cf. Teetibrinehia WTfne^BT^rni

TfadiSorac Bet. ea-pt

Bodily wmi/.

BBec ardcBtc Ocol. m-

(Holmes p- 469)

na^tory atf/. ftw*. •tS’nil ( r^)
BQ^'ct 1 m , iyf
gold BBggct

Qabioiue yellow (a colour, yello-
wwb tod-yellow CFtrfidH in hue.
of high S^aatnratioti) Tijnfirfts
BBieaBce ictr ■d’W.
eontjoiuBg nnisance |n^ ersum
perininc&t bbisiacc 9Iltft

arrciTi«V BaSavoitt

teenporery nniaance SJIIR

pnvatc autaence^BfJn *1^914
public pnisanee mdaftCM j91H
BUietoee in fectanniaance per acci*

nnisaacc per accidcas ^ts ( con
lists of those actsf oecupationa or
strnctnree whreb are not naisasees
per ee but may become DOisanees
by reason ct arc*UBStauces or the
location and aurronodinge— Aiyar)

Duisince per *e £«w4*^r3m
nukbta jmi m. Q^r nrpUna-

tion tee comb dock)
null A.

Bull cd/.(etoe legal or biodiBg force
or validity, TOid)TZ!^
null and void (of no force) trfftTfrr
null faypotbetisStadalie* (>t is Dever
proved or eetsbiobed bat is poa-
tibly disproved in the coarse of
eipenmentation) aiuftQu 74171^
BullificatioD 427^74*1 n.

nullify lib.

1 (to make dbII or void) QTTTTVT
3 (to make or reader of no valoe,
conaeqoeBee. or eSeacy) »3)itl*rer,
ft era 74*1, fTO»»TTt
S (to destroy) 7RI7, ^r«I 7477
nollipore Bel- 4®Ut3»7 w.
nnlhly

nullity of msTTiage Bev ftTiy nyOTT
nnllivslcBt oify

nail line Aot (McLean 1914) 42^.^
null mcibod Phgf 7f7^y77-ftft
(annslmeot 7f*Rt=70. ?2?*f-frft (aero
method)

Ball point Pkfi. (aonutment) orfit-
nil Kt Ifcljh. a-«77 (7 BoU)

Bomb adj. 7T,

BQinber 1 nTTi/.

3 (serial number) ^hIb «.

Bnmber and date (of a letter) Sfliw

nambered adj. TJTTf^

numbered consecutively laRlf^dp
snnTTT fieulftd

numbered in a single series ^ P
70f7 7

numbered psragrapb 7fvl7l
numbered serially
nambered tree ^

numberer 1 4t77t77 m.

^snumbertng machine 417777,
(7*7)77-7*7 A.

Bnmber field Sfotk- *47-^
Burabenng H7777, H77l*7,»tri77 a.,
H777 BnTTT

nnmbering hammer Foreitrv ^7777*
* 17 ) 77 , ft*7T 77, 41777 7*11^ 7f

numbering maebiae (i77t77 7*7
oumberiog stamp m nutabcriBg
machine a numberer ((77)77 giH /■ •
(l*7t77-7*7, (77*417 is,
number cl cents registered
nfkt7tft7

number of Iripsaierrlees (u ofaa
aeroplaoe) 717-44777 -77f/.
mmber of wayi jrotk. Jr7it-<re77
number of worldBg days 77^ f^77 ^
iB777

namber pur^nased 9777
nnmbera Drill *7n:
numbness »t77, 775771 /.

Numeniai .decs (genoy consisting of
the curlews) TTfyf) Bilft (it#
bauntiog cry of *cur ew, eur-lewi
maybeoftas heard far overhead
at ni^Kl 743)

N, arquitos (diitfngaiehed by it4
sttc.kej 7(7- crown

Bomeral Hath. 1 fa figure or cbarac'
ter nsed to express a nuiaber)
77 (Const-). (iTTriTnt.

9 fa word expreaaing a number)
7777 rxy m.t a.

nameritioB Hath. 1 (act. procaes or
art of Damb«nn^^7777 n.

3 (act, procets or art of reading
Bombers) (KfTT 7T77 n.

numtiition (abl«

1038

nutritional valua

BDmeration table Uatk^ 8taUtUc$
^win^TTlft, trWI-tTtT’ft
Domerator Hath. *f7r m.
namencal adj ftWTVIWi

nnmenctl cbaractenitica fiWithci

oamencat check tlWinn
namencal coefficient PAfa fprv
namencal data 5(ai>it>ci at*-«itiHt
namencallj trW9T, ft VITjaH
namencall/ greater 3/aCJt
*Tit ft««5i

namencal prefix ftwreifl? «h«^i
namencal aueagtb twn t(*,
numeroui partiea at^ <19
Numida^acl

Duisismatic expert ZV ftiMfl
DDmiematica (Bcieoee of eoioa and
medala] 4*3^ R3H «

Namiamatic* Socjttj t% 3 gt-*f*TO
Nommulite Pslcontof fLt( 'unmua
*a coin’) WTxwitt tniT^

Bommulitic limeitoae

IWT

nnnfwirfl/

naoatak Owl. |,an laiuUr bill «ur.

rounded by an ioeihoel)f<*lW>/.
auoeupaUve cjy £iau(orali ooe«nt.

BunenpatiTe will Lnie g'unw
Nnoki •• e Sagittani Aitron
’^3^ n , '4n(nifl /
naamath (A olten damagea eonifet ana
foieat treea) WTO ZTOW n.
Nnpbar«-Caitalu = Nymphaea Bet,
ann tmft
N. lolea »?TO
naptial flight • marriage flight

noptiil pad Zeal

rtnmberg greenopermaneDt green
Bane n. 1 TTOlfroi/ (jw matroo)

awrfl/.

3 Forettry (a noraa tree) Tfw 39,
?W39n..tgre

Borre xb. 1 UtTO, 7TOZ1, W WTOI
9 (an acconnt, to endaavonr by
gentle treatment io Ttnoneirayt
to bring it back again to healtliy
life, In tbe hope tbat the money
... may nltlmately be recorered—
Pitmaa'e Dirt, of Sanking) Wg’Wm

nnrae celU = aaalentacalar celli<a
Scrtoli'a celle » ftMrt cella = tre*
phocytei ^ooLBlfiAwi/.
nurae e*op ForttIrfiV* WTO
noreehaoad (Jfiiatefua) m.

nnrtery 1 ftrjtH a . firS'ft'S m
9 (a place ithere treae, ete. are
propagated*-) fWt /.

9 (for pieeienltnre)
nanerjr eropftu^*WTO
Durtery ground gtqUit /
nuraery lioee Forettry fWt Wc
ouraerymao ?t7f<TO m
Buraery achool fttg-WIWt/
nnreery eeedhede Foratrp^^
■TOlfrri

nnreery alock Fareitry WlTg,
ft^iStwftrft
ouraerr work fieri)

Burtee name 7TOI^n 38
Ituraee Regieiraiion Act audlftbl*
Toilust atf^^VR

Nurtee Regieiration CouncilaiVlOci*

wA«[z

Nureea' Service Book VTWlftWT'ftl)*

none tree Fort$try fftlfW, t9« 39.
>f9« ^3

sortiag l 7T(AttW A, TTOfTO *t9T
C/, durte TTWftw
3 <»•

Bureiog erraDgement TMUITO-TOTO
nartiog charge Fioewe wg^lrTO-
jrwn

nureiog citabluboient 9Tt(^C1*wft
nuriiDg laitilatioo gi«lTO (tTOT
nuniDg mother otri) DTtn,

tOTOMlft-fl

naralog officer TroiTO'WfilWlR
nariiBg orderly

Dariiog eielcr (m a bovpital) TO'
wi(TOt,ariyTmft9T/.
nareiog auB TO^lftuwft n.
NareiagSa penoteodeot TOVTTO'Writ-

Burtare tfi ufo)3*I
^oeakaD •• Q Corooae Borealii
Jilren, TOtfgfC A.
dul 1 (pericarp bard end woody) CTO.*
(the wordieotod (or6oeoaaat)> WII'

^ A.

3 Vaek. TO ea

9 (o(ATioiio)it3«a.(aaeioat Word)

nuta- »nt-

nutation 1 (act of nodding) fiirTOTOW

9 Matron. wfww^w «. (the

movement is loakelike)
nutation in obliquity ffidvfli S ftfl-
WW

nut brown Cel. Ind. TO99 99
□ul-cracker 1 9ntlR.WTO9,9T?HW.9l39

S ipt-wH m , wfRn
3 (a bud) WtfW-9T9 m

DUtgallsgall jntlZm
nuthatch Jrei ftTritijR /. (ancient
word)

nutmeg 1 unfirow n , 9X999
9 (eoIour)"darL lieaver
nutmeg flower = black cumin (.Vi.

yella taliva) T^rArv
Duina^grege (colour)
nutrient ud/. 9)T9, 9)9' (wlien fol-
lowed by another word)
ouinent n Utav^TO, uhnfTO n
nuttienl baclcriotogieal btoih 9)99

9119 x 3.39

Butrieot broth 9)99 39
ouinent lelt Bet. 3199 999
Duirieol aap 9)99 IR
Butrienl italue 9)99^1%
Bumricatioo qhpX n.

Dulrilitei (organio aooeeaory lubetan-
cee required by fuogi, but in lueli
minimal quantitiee that they caa-
not function ai ordiaary nutrieute
—McLean I 339) 9X39 m.

DUlrimeut WXglf*9t9VI A , WXTIT^ft /.
nutrition 1 «X3XriWvi, 9)99fl , WXgXX-
Sfs/. (Conat )

9 9 ) 913 X 8 BW

nutritional adf. 9)9X3tT-
nuiritioual deficiency 9)9X3X8-t)TOT
nulrilioual demand ^9X98999X (Uc-
Lean I 339)

nutritional diieaie q)9Hi8*f)tl
nutritional diilnrbanee 9(99
Bulrilional feeding trial «f)9X3X8'
m99-«»09t

natrilionil needi ^qiqqUUfll^
Butriliooil problem research (i)9X3XT«
WTXTOXatf 91 R^TW
nutmlonil survey 9)9XgXf RrtRww
nulntiooel uptake TXff^TOW
nntntioBiI value 9 ) 9 x 3 )

ivutriUoiv a«iieienc7 dite&i«s 1<U9

O

nulrilioD Jeficiency due*»e»

Ttn

nutrition nucleus = tropbonucleai

Nutrition Officer q^HTT-nnrerf)
Nutrition Reteercli Libotsiory

nutntioo scheme

nutrition survey rt^'^TfTT-WTtftW

nutrition v»lue

nutritious a4; 'fWt (

nutiitive ad} qW*. t ^

nutritive cell Zeol Tfift <V?n

nutritive element m4

nutritive equilibrium iJrt

nutritive Isyer Zool

nutritive muscular cell Zool

nutritive solution i}ol slT*
nutritive tissue
nutritive tonic qltr»
nntritive viliie
nutritive looid ZooL
nnttinj; ^ ^

Butty aJj

nutty structure srfTiTT
nux moachsls^nulme'
mix vomics . ysrwt
nu» vomies tree (^iryc^vot nue>
/iica)fiPtf«»5t».(N..M)

Nuiura's micrococcus (from esocer
o( the breist) «et j
N. V. (north west) *1. (Wl«tl)

N. W. (weel of north) V. <r (Tn7>

N. V. N. (north of north vreel) qt. T,

(qiwtflti)

N. W. (west of north west) TJ. q,
(7n«i qfjw)

Nyinxs blicV (Dsnlu nyama, nyanja,
nyata 'soy Urge body of vrsteri
e Uke or river )Cof. Ind.

Nyctipnaeeae ». (from

Boerh/ma sRlft)
nyctslopia ft?n»a?IT/

Nyetantbee Dot JOUftT

N. «rbor>trislis (lodien mourner,
eorrovrtnl troe. nightfloweriog
}isaiine« night leemtae, eorsl
jssmino) STTtnrtl (BmK.,

M , Den* Sinh. Tel

iepohbii, IJio saiAori, Burmese
irtkjulii)

nyctinthtnc liviltf A/

Nyetes Joes (geouecoDSisting of the
saovvy ovl) rgJtke|Vnnira
Nyctendse ZodL JitJwiTt m (the
fflembere of thie (emily ere foand
eating eiunller bats <t 4^ oocnra

in c^t^tltl)

nycti- Ukm to SansViit KW-,

firm-. WH . llfil

NyciicebosiToof K^f Hnnfit (^J 'lotis*

occur* in end

Sffil)

Nyeticejus ^ool ^jnditratfir (it bu
distinctly eepsreted ^ tin
NjciifOTM Jfrt (m oeenrs

IQ «^r&n)

Nyeiioomns Zed. «rei>h?.innf|i
(upper lip nln; very thick andverti.
catty wrinkled tf^)

Nyeiiphines Zoot. (Ok. ytflici ’oighl’
+pA<iiir»» ‘appear*) waift

nyctiiropicoi;.

nyctitropie naovemeiitvslrep niove>
meot BoL^iTt-ilA
nyctitropism (tendency to assume
special “aleepiDg" positiona as
nigbt) fit^Tvfrir /.

Nyrtosauma (evct,.*ni,hf)

rf«nz-a¥ifii

Nyctotberos ^oe/. msifit (being

kidney shapeil)

N. faba Bim-U

nylon (strong filsmenti) ft.

•nym n.
nymph 1 stmti
3 Zool. tn.

S = nymph pink (a colour, bluish-
red WiJl-i ia hue, of high S bnl-
liance) RTin^lSf
NymphaeaKCastalia pot
N, alba (white water hly, water
rose, lotus lily) 'ictsi (Uar-
Vis'? Bits)

N. caehen]erisna»N. alba
N. lotossN, rubra
N. lotus pubcscens = N. pnbe-
icens

N. odorala 77T3
N pubescena (leave* densely pn-
baseent beneath— Been)

N. rubra gvR mTO (D. mlrm,
Ben reJitalai’ihal, Mar. WT *qw)

N. stellsta (bine water lily) tTTtn*V'
3^ (B.ill. Kadk, Madra*
sflftws)

N. siBrjharensi* (aeceesory bads sk
thebssoot tbs lamisa— UeLuB

Nympbaeeeeae Bet. 3^ f3t n.
nympbomania (morbid and nnoontroU
lable leinal desire in a female)
ma)»wi^ n.

nymph pinkianymph (eolonr)^

Nyrocs dert qw^l^-Svrfit (vuv^i^
ooeoTS in v««v)TJ)

Nyrocinae dees SITimj’tTr «. (*34tr
■obfamily)

Nyssa Bot.fivnrm'irftfit
N. aquitica (eotton gum)

N. sylvatiea (black gum)

?lwiniB (fWTViB short for fwiftq*?!)
Nythossums Pdhcmfof. (Ok. nythoi
’dumb’) ^JCBTTJnrrfit
N. IsTvatns Bimvn ^«UU

o

o. (occasional) EnL *7 (wfV%)

O (office) *1- («nWa)

O (opium) m

o- (Ok. ert^i, Saosint Ckm.

«-(xvi)

O Lotte (particular Begative) «H (R^g

o

2630

obligation

srtfpw^)

O (oxygen) Chem- 31 (jih*)

O (pint) « W (StH »tm)

•< (ingnUr Telocity) 'ft {tHNb^T)

O, A. (Opiom Act) W B. (w^ «f»-

ftw)

o»1c I Bol n. (cl. Nepeh B^t)
Svoek brown (» colour, yellowiib
red yellow in hne, eeta*

rxtion end brillitoce medium S9)
nmTWtfiratti

-jpf^ (s Xirgf *pp!» hif S^) a 9
the leeres ol oeht) "»

oak browD»oik
oak gall rrtZ m

oak (;Teen=Uurel green
oak leafroller
oak timber a31’4
oaVlongue = bee{ateak (ungua

oaVwoodo oak wood brown (« colaur<
red yellow in hnoi of low

lataretioo) w^itKfpr
oarfcrA / (froa ^h«n

oar flab
oar propoiaioo
oaiia ei I RBVn n

oat tt^Bl / (pKOitbi ■^]

C/ barley Bf
oat ipbia«^<c^

Oaiea a ixnlua iaci «n^n ftnft
Oatea'a ailrer pheaaant ^eri YTr<Ht
»%a (t'ltTl Irrawaddy Hirer)

Oatea’a iiti Am ftiB (loaod

in Shan Etatea^^J
oath fnn m- (Comt )
on oath ytTWt'tnwt
extra judirvat oath *qjO|ftRai TtTW
•alb eoraraiaiiooer nTff-injV
oath of allegiance Ptfl-im
oath of allegiance to the Cooatilu*
tion Afwpt k afii Pill wnr
oath of membera Hite IW
oath of effice 7^ BTtt
oarb o/ aecTwr afrrr rrytr
eilh«worlhy oA] tltui^, VQUfl'O
oatmeal offTT^ o ,«t 7IWT71
on (openiog balance) nth (srP«
Vr)

OJJ. (otar bark) *17 (>T7-x)
•l>-Hrom8anaknt>rf'‘»)2Jol arfir-
ob-rerdale IM «f«tfT7I»tT,atf*l-

m

obcordatea pc*. Tar. (oaed of laaraa)

wfwHBn

ohdiploatemonona ail Bot- (the
fiowen exhibit arrangement raTara-
ed to diploatemonone ft^CTlItt)
Bfaftr4%Wt

obduratoT Pot (that which cloaee an
Opening) hxto m

obedience arnUTTn^ n.
obedient odr BTTITif), an^TTIWB
Obelii PooJ gfHlt m
Obelia Poof (a delieate furiike
gi^oiri.booMa nwiAdst He) gJ-WT*

tnrtfii

Obeliak Gtao PtBI Ttint in
Dberhotaerc blue flycateher A\et
(found in Ceylon rflB

tieimil

Oberholaer e Nicobar megapode Avti

Oberholier'a ewifllet Atea TTTB-
5#ftr»t

O^rmeiet a apittllnm Spirillum
obermeieri
obeae ai} wlti
obeaity hjTTt /„ ltttI77
obey c6 at jifo, VISITIBB. •7T87, Bipj
71*7 BtTl

obey tbe conditioo «6 xiPrta7*7i«>7
Obione portolaroidea w Airiplex
poclultcoidea

obiter dicta (Let obiter 'on tho way'i
It. o6 + Iter ‘going, walk, way’)
intiTlfhi/

obituary notice tpj »#*I7 (Deng )
object 1 7^ n , TTld m

9 Laa 7\k7 » (Conat )

object pb imf)» 7T7I (TOTt)

object 'clau

ae SThn 7177 w.

object glaa
*W

a * objective dtiren 7t)*

object in
Ttn

view 71*77 7%77. 7^)7

objection wrtfit/

opeu to objertioo tai'|fitn<7
objecliunablc od/ wnPlTTB
objectionable literature MIlfhlUB

objectionable mailer WTtpTJr77BTirft
objectionable projeelioni anrfinrtB

anh fir*^xtjn
objection book wnPl-StTB
objection book •dvswceaaiTTfa

atfini

objection by reipondeni <ft

objection me.no HTTiw
objection abeel an7f(l-77
objection atatement atnPl-hB m.i
arptfri fryiB «

objection to g pletdiag crf>T777 7T

objection to tlie admiaaibilily of
evidence bi 77 HTgrar 7T atlTfr!
olyecUre^^ J 79f5is//iy5 wedyncA-
aa opp to tubjectli ••alra*

aubject II e ttlttll77, armfifT, BJinPE
3 (leal) 7m(^

objective t| 1 *717.71X7 7717 n-
9 .Vl( B77 fi
9>iebjeet lena 7l{lfhft ei
objective method of work Bt 4 €1
xTPrftrtTiftft

objective obiervatien Pi^chl

■ 7^77

•ubjective obaervaiion TiAPn art.
objertiva plnloaopby nPtC TITTfnv,

object lena an) din
object of a contract Lam hBrci-fTTB
object of an action £a» 717 7777
aubject of action 717 (777
came of action 717 .^ (Conat )
object of a atatuie 7(yr>l7B «I 7^77
object of legiifatiOD ^7 r 1^77, ^7T7
TlTThpt

objector WnfwTttf ( 17 ) m
objccti of training nfirtirai % 7^77
objrrl apace PAfI Tyrf BpJJT
ob-lanceolate aJj Bol. wfk TRlTti
wfia 7171711

oblate odj, Ctom (tUttonod (Vac at
tbe poloa 71) gVhpR
oblale aplieroid O<o"i- gafVR trlniB
obfaricm irrjft/. f”r n free a/ofe)
obligate rb 1 anWR TTTT, wimfl 77171
3 (to bind by law ) Wpa77 TTTt
obligate Bol. « 7 T-
obligate anaerobe R 71 amrnPf
obligate paraaile BTl-Tiifldt
obligate aymbioilt B 7 l'rTril« 7 . ■r777>
*Hll77

obligation I TlfTn n.

3arT7n(CofiaO,BTTfia-i«ld, Ttw %,

obligation of contract

10)1

obaidian

3*fWqiT„.

’liability
reaponeibility
compulsion
duty itdtK

be unable to meet its obligations
•TT^ «pi ST aif R^sn

obligation of contract

obligations to creditors $ Itfir

obligation to furnish ^ ^
obligation to subacriLe ^

obligatory adj «Tv^^. atfitar^, atrwrf
obligatory and binding ^’7^7
■■‘‘T+ift

obligatory date atf^^rf
obligatory expenses wfrTTC «IT
obligatory items iif 7 ?T 7 77
obligatory jiarade «r^T^ JT^TTSt
obligatory referendum atfirtn IR-

obligatory aubject (in an exam )

71 ^ ^77

oblige tb. 1 «^B7«itWgn5 *771
2 (to constrain b) physieaU nioral
or legal force) 7 T ^7 7771
obliged to aniwer 777 ^

’trctf

obbgee (the peraoD in whose faroor
an obligation or bood is entered
into, a creilitor) 7 ( 77 * 7 * n.
oblige oneself to pay eiVTTIv 7 TV 7
HCi*l % 057 7 TV 7 ^71
obligor (he. who enters into an obli
gallon or bond, a debtor) et^rr^m*
obIi<{ue aJj. fici*. fill foioi
obltqoe arrangement ^qsj ^«qi7|
oblique asymptote Jfnift
rtjff

oblique axis Jfalh. MutT
oblique rentric pebcil PAyr.

4*4)7 ^

oblique cenine refraction PAys. ^ 7 ^
4*417 SJ 7 I 77

oblique common tangent traDs«
Terse common tangent JlfalA.
gsT7Rin ( rq.)

oblique coordinafes Afaf A. Ordw 7 T 7
oblique fault Geel fir^ufTsfw
oblique frustum ifaJA- finr*
oblique illumination ^•>Sxn77

obliquely Rt73T

obliquely posterior petal Pj,;,

oblique multiplication 3 /aih fW»^
•PR (aneient word)

oblique offset £|irr ftdugar*

oblique plane ftTT IRS
oblique pn.m i/aiA. fit7f fr^
oblique pyramids j/„tA 7?^^
oblique septum ^ool. fitT^ «rjl
oljlique sphere jfatron 11^91

oblique ajstemCryst fitHs^rs

oblique tram Sound fir*^ 37771911
obliquity 1 fatfrai/. Piu i m
2 ifstron ftTfTT /.

obliqmij of the eclipiic TifwTTr
^ fit 7771

obhquu. ^p^ Tax (slanting, aid*,
wajs) R77'ft7

olibquMs jnat (an obliqne mnscla)
Ia 7 ? 7 'l /.

oliliquiM cMernusPiwJ Tip-fitT^
obliquiis inferior « inferior oblique •
•TOT /.

obhquus loiernus £ool
oMiquus superior « superior obli.

<fue 7W7.^7>. twT'WtWI
obHierate rt. «Ri^(ob. » »Jr,n to
abolish'

obliterated «d>.

o bhtera ted label TWT*,

firTTTl JWI 71777
obliterated note arfwg Xqa 17777
oLhlerition *rr»ra>77 u, fijrpn
oblivesreDce^TTTei n.
oblong ad,. 1 ifoTA *TT77

2 Bel (broadly elliptical)
oblon.'fo^.ZI^ !■„. („,h oU„„s
leares) TTajWTw
obi«,„j .rei.
obnoxious adj 1 5lfiT*7
2 ^rn. STTTW. Tfiw
obnoxious plini

oboi ate Bet. Wygyci-tn. w»TRTX
O n II. (ootbreal report) 7 7.

obscene ad,. Il7?|w
‘’*’^“0 f»*“biHon of person

obscene language *r7=*>« a^TI
ob«eenity arTs^twvt /
obscure adj. 1 angr. *,5^^

3 (oot readily aeon)

3 (not easily understood)

1777 *

obicur. . ,.h,.ua *> 5)^

obscurely worded arruy rtrff B
obsequeui od,. P;,„ Cnv. sWl
(-7^) {tee consequent)
obsequent drainage PAy, Ceog. ofa-
7nft 79^<7n7yi

o bsequio us ad,, (compliant to excess)
4)7lg77R ( 7^)
observable adj. 1 7197
2 177^77

observance 1 71^ „

3 n

ob.Miance and performance trr
^ filRTT 7

ob.crv.ore of rood.i.oo, afS,.r,-( „
719757

obserrance of rule fitTH-qm
observation 1 17791W.
description 7 ift 7
report afa^asr

i^rsnaW

oon.ob.err.i,ou i<,„ .roily
2 (remarls) WJjfiK /.
ob.ervitional * 7 * 9 !> 7 S 7 .

obrerration reymer roHy ro 1

ob.rrr.,io«tiibaro 1 .yimr

a'l"{ Iko .oc.aal

»ord 1 y «r.oylbop„„i,„u ol Ibo

ol»rr„iorr.,.i.,.„, »,ror-rtOT.
obs erve p 6. 2 77757 7777 (Const )

2 *7771*7 *T7I, ^9771

Observed edj. I iTTTlftff.

tTiroftrn

.b.arrr,l...las„. ..rlft, (y,

“'■"r’o'llira.V.i.irjriril.r,

2 3 tnrirt<ca 4 v* tn

o'’“'‘”'>"»*of«r.itroi/.

"^a'lhd** El,„ of.

eohd eompaet atructure.. )

obieUaeenca 1032 occupant

ob*ole»woce C«ct •ITar-i n > ara^*

obaotearcnt ad] Com

obsolete ad] arra^w, ani

obsolete entrv arnff^ afti?
obsolete ponjje sump naaftra
5?f*

obsolete stores fte-twl otjtj JMJtlln

obsUcle nyi /
obstetnc odj Hsif-si
obstetrjflsljjrfj'
obstetciesl ea«e u«fT»g«l /
obstetncsl hisior'i Jmtf=«i ?fTfat
obsletricsl operatiOD aqif»* tl<r^H
obsletrles) toed Zee) <Trt7*T»jJl
obstetric biitorv
obiSetric operation ainfiw aist
obstetnci /

obstetrics and gyoeeeolopf depert
ment ewt vtttn ftwm
obstetric told aUHTnifl «
obstetrie ward
obsfiBate ad] (ti)

(sM pettinaeiousl

obstinate desertion enftwnt

obstmet th •Ml TT*^ T*nS

obstructed adj Vt
ebiiraeted delivery xx
obstructed hentspe Laio XX
tbi^,ttafta»u ^la.H’tPa'Oss unoi^
strocted hsntige)
obstructed hernia
obstructed sision Surp (fc

obstruetinp justice aanu 5 nw

obstruction 1 ttw . WWT / . BWtR
3 illy ftwt se. (Iina not clear, not
OTailablt for traffic)
oEMirurUon of driver uim li^ mac
obstroetion ot officer ■fenifl k fffir
«T«1

obstroetion removed signal ^fy.
ftrvw ftva^^ar

obstruction to navigition sfhtffayvi

obstructive lictics utWTUtft WT%
o>UiB ei jtTtfl wrrt xm, mm. inrr
obulosble 6d] VT^,
obu'inalu by suit at law ftff
obtained ody. nv

obtained by dividing antl^^^atT^
(Const )

obtain orders STtiT mi
obtain possession of VI Wtai
«T:n

obtain sanction invs 4(<ll

obturator (that which closes or stops
an opening) Qvit^ sn
obturator foramen « foramen
oblunlum

obturator nerve duct aim^ win
obturator notch Zodt mt^ 4101^
obtusan'ufus Oct Tax («ith blunt
angles) fn^

olitiisalus Bot Tax (blunt at tbo
spei) 3*5IB
otilusc aJj I Math atfocltn
3 (Germ stamp/}

obtii«e an-tc ftfaifc «(^lTbt, atfiiv

obluie angle Ihermometcr Hritft*t.
tlllHH

olitute bivecint aifiilei aravt
oblusifolius Del Tax (nith leaves
blunt at tho apss) 5**^'**
obtuvilobaius Dot Tax fvm(k
obtiisilobus Dot Tax f •?7lfa (obtun
fvt + Icfius BiP')
obtuvipetalus Dot Tti (nitli blunt
petals) f

obtusiusenUt Bet Tst (somscvbat

blunt) artfv?

obtnsut Dot Tax f n. f vjni
obverve I (of a coin) ga h
reverse (of a coie)7«

2 Lmjte n

obversioo Lojie tifilow n
obveiieod la^ir nOrfr^ u.
obvertend cooversion tojic trfwsrfffn

obviate yfi ^ fttlTO,

SI4I4(0V oum

obvuie the necessity ot s r nntm

olviousssrvsJeni sbf; sint
obvious defen STT »ff. STxitT
o^jviou* meaniD* v^c ui^
obvious nsV m »Tfieu,Ttt glf^vnr
O.C., o e (olSeo copy) VT W . Wljtt
(fT»*-»f»*»
ocsrina ftl^ vniis.

Occasion arvsrT as.

orrfB'v, snvftTO, s»fl
2 Fwl (jss abundance)

occaMonil ecpenditurc vr^wfsrv

coDlingenI espenililurc BiTTSB
occasional licence *1353 1(1

oceasionatly rnl tnt.
occa-ional maintenance 4iHWld4i

occasional market CT^IwfVv
occasional messenger vi^iwfirv

?T

occasional repairs viTIwftv
occasional uork VIB,

V»ft

occidental ndj tnXWItB. BflWtt*
occidenialis Dot Tax BfifWiT
orripjtal Jn.1t
occipital artery Jnal
orripital condyle ^riut . Zoel TtV*

oceipita) nhs ZcpI BSWVTTB T5
occipilo otic ZooX

occipito spinal verves ^feef BfwnTR*

ocripitO'ieriebral friery Zcol vrv*
VBW <l»H Wr>ft

oropul dnni , Zoo(. (tlie back part ot
tbo head or skull) mBy t W »»
ocrliidc tb Chem
occluded (ulj

occluded vessel Zool f=T^<t’t Blf^^
occlusion t Cliem «

d PTtfl m
coronary occlusion
occlusion of wounds ^orpilry
iVew, tJTB wrwi

orcluvor muscle ZooC riftfV
occultition dilron loelipso olstac by
tbo moon) mtingW n , Om m
occult blood He 1. rf-JT
orrupincy Lo" arfiWlffvt/
occupsory bolding Xit0 srT.TBTf^n-
vnini

occupancy right £.110
BIT

occupancy tenant £aio wfiTSlftBI-
WttO

occupaucy tenure Lav srfjuiftn-
VltsilfuilT

oeeupant 1 Lam •rfilBTft ( %%) m-
3 illy (aa, of a r stiriut room) ((T^

BTVl

OCTaalonal aJJ. Vlgl Pev o ,

1033

octane

occupant of the place

occupant of the place ^STTiT-af^JTft
-occupant’s ri-ht. Lav «rw 3 ri> %
Wfl^

occupation i TT^ftn f (Co's* ).
’irn

2 icufWrJTVITTtt II

3 *rv^sR ij , 3UH7 9 t*t %vn

occupational .li-ra-e Pjui^irca no
occupational inlellijen.e p^j
S'! Jir**: C?TO

occupational nioliililt JOTOT

p4« ^(^CTJOT

occupation bo* i.lj, (ai lastrutae-t
confollin^ tho «x 6 n i «i rj nto
a sidiDg) ofir^-aosr 0*7
occupation brulge Rfiritint-itg
occupation force- »tvoT*fl
occupation franchi-c aTf.nmi.ir^.

occupation lca«c arfirTTT^-irrJ
occupation of a retirin' room Bly
rtui*< at

occupation of bou<e £<10

wn’T

occupation of rest houses itvnn^

occupation road wfir7iT>r nTt (ff?*)
occupation tax
occupied oif/ 1

2 n v to faa . wif t tr-'t s ¥1 »ri (Coas* J
occupied area 5nf

occupied land ir^;^
occupied «iie wfirrr
occupier Zjav adiTSTT^ n
occupant stfimfl
onner

proprietor wfin^ISl
manager Sir’ll

occupier of faclorr ftnW *I atfir-
occupiers rate »rfiTUm*^
occupy fi. 1 X^ta srfwtni iktHI

ocean annr „

‘ca ng^

otejD ba>anC«5 npir^PT, RTiTT-qm

occur tb~ I trm,

2 7T7T 3m
occurred aSj jsn
occurrence 1 til'll f.

2d^

3 CeoU n.

occurrence report U!^l fsTT’l
occnnios at s 3mT

otean fo« njnj

o. can preeu (a colour, > ellow green
1 1 hue, of low 37 saturation
a 1 1 .,1 7 briUiance)

Ottaui ai'Jit-

ocejnic climate miiT 3?mg

oceaDM current stmT TTf

Oceanic i-land nm? ^7

oceanic -Ircaiu trsR-stf^

oceanic waters fliiTT-35t

oeranile tacc.ar» tcpicalU m the

ocua u -danas— Chanibers)«I'TTn7

Oceanitec 3;»tri¥».traTfT (ecen
111 the wildest storms thes are seen
sw naming tightly poised on the
ciesi of some huge ware)
Oceanography 4l|i|<4'h3l /
oeelltts Bet . Opklhalmd *i%77/
ocelot (a spotted cst) m.

ocber, ochre n
ocher red ( a colour, yellowisb-red
iwtiT in hue of low W7 ssturaCioo)

Ocbna Bet tntifff

O puroila (pnnilo *low or little’

It IS an iindershrab— Baso) 9^'

O squarrosa ijoMe* .tisr-pik)
snsi^ wcwycHi (Basu, Bombay
’M77171. Siw 7?r57n«, Koniani
innalcAncnpo)

Oclinaceae Bet. «73^*7i-5^ «•
Oebotona ^od. (genus consisting of
the pikas) gnsni-ffsift
Ocbotonidae giisi si ant m-
oclira = oLra

OchradeoDs Bet ffewi7-B3lfe
O barcatos (applied to but mig.
gets— Basn)«nn»»t ffintu (jaiu.
chistan lirmlusA)
ochre = ochrr
ochreasoerra
ocbrestesocreale
Ochrocarpos B-if. gr/l trsiFr
O. lonpfoliu* HisTwr-gr/t (B. 51 .,
Kan. EoDkani Srff, Mar sftil)
OchromaSo# BynrireiPl (,♦, only
known species u O Iapcp«j, the

balsa c’jItr)

O. lagopus (balsa)

OchromelaJte, jcsmTHSTTlft (cha-

rictenstic black and orange
plumage)

OcimumSot srar^

O album 3751 g^raV

O basihcum (basil, common basil,
common sueet basil, sweet basil)
nsfrijHitt (MW Jr^3tt7, b,n
" lulled nil)

O. canum JunrylT
35 -Wi)

O grati-simnm (large basil, lemon
basil, sltrnbbj basil) TW-gFTfl
(Basu. IJin Guj Den, Mar. Tel-
Bn tl73»jit)

O hirsutum = moequuo pUm
South .Africa] = holy basil few.

O i-tlimaodichaririim
O. sanctum (holy las.i, „ook'.
basil, rough buU. sacred ban])
maTs^5fTfKB.K,H. Hm. Ben.
Mai. Kan. T«l, Tam. Ouj. jssfr,
Mar.5s*J))

O. temeDiosuraaO. hirsutum
0. viriiieaO. biriutnm
OcneriawLymaatria
Ocnerodrilidae m

Oenerodtilus Zod. wif,

O. ©ccidentslis tTsWRW
ocrea £ot. «.

ocreate adj. Bet. WlTtwhO ( 41 ^}
ocreate stipule Bet. WW 73

Octsenemus ^ooJ. (oc<a. w^-^ck.

inemos 'projecting limb-’Its margin

IS produced into eight tapering
proccsses-Pail.ao) WfT^-irJlfir
ocij-on Mark. Wi¥bt, (tfgw m.
ocU'onal bar »rT»>i=iw firt
oc HgoB lock.up note-booL stf^

Ocujon Ofheer etf Thr-wRjtri)
oclagoo lower •Tf¥b»l-srfT^
oeuhedril aJj. sttrO*.,
ocuhednte i[,neTai. *».•

f ^ for sfn a mineral)
octahedron Grew. errRft* w.
ociibedron gram Jlfincroi.' stfrfl,

CW

otundrou. .Jj. S,! «cJ|C.n
octane CAem. srfl»w ».

OcUni

odouilaii H,S apparatus

Octan* Allroii Tifsm"* «.
octant 1 ^lirron Phjt *efl* «

2 Bet wen ti
octant H3?e Bat «e*?
octa-tuliou* nd] Bol
octavaicnt iv/j

octa»c (unit ot tliS i us cal scale)

(riiropean) i dnlia')

octa\o(si7fl)

octet = octett- Cl‘> U group ot
ei^lit) n
OCtileSiotisljfJ wewl 1
Octolier m

Octocliaetine = luinliririne
Octocliaetiia mulni'oriis /oc< SfT»a

WCTttfr

Octocorallia ^ool mpl,

•rrmfr "i

OctodoD Zool w?T»« swft
ociodont Zocl 'll

Oilq<lonliilac ZoU m

OrioJoniinae Zool
oeloosftftl; 2/nj/r
« e 1 0 |i r t a I II a Dot Tat (<"
petal)

«etu(iloi t a 1/ Zcol wfltt
ortepoJ Zool *t?TTT n
Octopoda Zool art«rc7 mpt.
eeloputZoo) (an aiglit armal e*pba<
(apod) ettrij bi
O ctoput Zool. »rt»i^-trTft
O leniut HT»i|

O tul^aru «n*n»T «T»Tf
Octorelianira Zoed
octo^ C/«^ *rrj "

octroi (tax lesied at the gales a(a
eit))xn!X7n (from
octroi dutjr (from m<K

rrt). ^ift

.cirni form SrrtV* STH
B-lroi in^l-cctor TTHt^
irtrot office cnt’c^

Ktroi nffi.e I ranch «ni»7

actroi |.o.t yrrrya *>ti» yfi^Ti
i.ctroi •ii|.enntcn lent ymtfl irjTit*

i>ci»l „

pstTlcoeac. areVa,,

O.UI...H 1.1 >.

ovular n,tj ifs* (a.i>| aiTi)

oeuUr . ^r'‘ci (the eycfieea clan
"vlical 1 ii'ruroenl) »!?»«, dIS

10^4

ocular eelimate
*t WgB pt

ocular tmajo Pigi wljr uloijjn
ornlari«i (a iiixlerof artificial e)e«)
wfWTTT m

m ular manitcstation ^fn
ocular moxemrnt stfn
ocular plate Zed

01 ular tension Xt'I^
ocular tbrrapculics nrjl
oculrotum (an 0)0 ointment)

« (ointment is greasj and ir=a^ is
Dsed tor tho e)es partienlarly.

hence

oculin OpAI&ulmof (a prcparatioo for
tl>eojes)etf(jf»/

oculist (a specialist in diseases of
the ej e) eil^SZ. wfttftrfifTO m
eye speciali-t

oriilislice (treatment of diseases of
Hiee>e)»tfii»f'»fvm/
cciilo*. ocul* (Lat ocM/at'eyel erfil
ociilo metro erope sri^m^ m
oculomotor ody Anat siftwwK
oculomotor nerre
oculus W n

oculus dexter V«Z (right oje) tTv’I

^ 1 . ^i(a^ erlet

OcydroRiue Zeof (Cl obidremoo
'e«i(t ronoiog'. GL Armot It-
Sanslnl K«ft ‘bo runs’) ensj^a-
trsrft

f) O (oentos doxter ‘right els’) Jfrd.

T 51 (y^Ss)

O D (once daily) Jfed ft. ^ (ft^
irnit, fyt 9 op)

O D (ordoance datum) 5nrr « ei>

(•tfoUJIiMIsn)

O n (out door) UT (on)
will aJj 1 frrs ergwt

2 (unupie, poeuUai) fiwyni, eiTOf-

rr

o 1 1 cooni Spraaivy erjftwfey ep)*
o M.iy fr»5iei, fmprt, errrwtrimi /
0.1 1 numlicr (rnr erjug
0.1 1 order Xath «y*l W
0.1 1 orJ.iuir* Znrv fsTn «rfe
o 1 1 j lonilr i„lj Bed 1I5»H 7S»ry
0.1 1-| laces Zenf t ) c f ';^»

©■1 Is a'ainsl the oer ti ri eo co Stii.s
ltd Btnt ft HMieoid

0.1 1 senes 1 srjm jn>n

3 Cktm frrn sm

ocl.l lerins itgni Tt
oil.) toed eilj ^as, uiignUtea) ZocL
•gintjw

-ode (from GV. hodos Vsy, path’) -TIT
(ns in csthorfe, anode)

Oilina Bot
O noilier

odinile Prfrev (contaii s pbonocrysls
of labradorite aod aogite

tlfcm) ^)e3^aT?a 171
dious ad/.
odium /

Odobaeaidae ZeeU HgytgiS 4^1 m.
Odobeoidae = (Mobaet]idae
Odobrous (genus consisting of the
« alrui) JfgynnB fljllfcl
OJoroiIeus Zool. (01 o Ion ‘tooth’ +
loilot ‘hollowed’) Sftyss SPIlfit
Odonila ZeoL tiJPWrrrt-rW fit. (TI

OJonlaspidae Zod. WT^Hty-^Tr m.
OdoBiaspis Zool ( comprises the
esndsharks) Wigst? Otft
odonio* ysfT'

odoDioblait Anal- ywflS t*.,
OdontorerDia Zocl.

Odontoroeii (suborder) nywftffir-wg.
neim (fK»Ttoeth6a+&fS| whale)
^Ifitscoroeti wywtftfe.sf^er
OdoniogDathae Poltvntol (jsws carry
sharply poiatsd teeth)

"fmetm

odooio'Daibous, -ibic aJj. ysflg j
odontoid procFSS Zoo) (tooth liko
process) ysflW iit 4
Odontolcae Pofeontef. (E>.fon.ea*teeth‘
(^ + fio{koi ‘furrow’) (i soperorder
o( extinct birds hsnng iseth set in
a grooTs) SffrtryrB wyiiyii m
odootophore Zoof (a structore sup-
porting the radalsKTO))r*Tm n,.
odoDtO-plailwOdoDtol Ult trZOf
OJoDiopteryx PaUoniol. y»tT7f9-
BTnPt

odorstisiimus Bot Tax (of rery
sweet odour) grfrf. R rntPR
odorilut aJj- Bol IJ'irq
odoriferous gtaod Zool tfR of»t
olour Itrii n

odour control >i»v7 EfRetril
odourless ad;

odourless )I,S apparatus Chft.

^<^*«TsS>nfn

-odynift

IQ3S

offcnixTt edour

«<«Io57=ecolopf
oedema = edema

Oedipoda mimaU Zenl (Lat.niaieiui
‘eoloored with TerroilwaO
n».

Oedipodinie Zool ( bandwinged
laeoats— Imma p.2i7) m.

Oedoeladmm Bet arwnnn^ sjuff
(braaehee without setiel
Oedogooiaceae Bet- iS5Trft f n
Oedogonialee Bot lI'T^rfr-nPI n
OedogoDinm Bo' (the oogosium cell
awella orj

O. eapillare (it la a lieterothallic

apecita)

O. eiliatam y ieg

<). roacjtcoatuRi Jl-farfi

O. diplaodram ir^TTSTI**

(dwarf milea onie»I alar)

0. pla*io«lamun) tSJTTTft

O E.E.C, (OrganiaatioR (or Euroreaa
Eeonomie Cooperation) ^ ^

*T. («^« wj^ 4r^). < WT.

*T. •n‘« «nt't <f»«r7)

oeilde>laeuf (‘eye o( an oi'.aeir*
eelar win low. 17th and 18tb cea*
tonae) <TTT9 m.
oenasth* 7ren<
oeiiaaih*aldehjde Ch^-
Oenanthe Actt mff (eoataina
a large number cl apeciee whieh
are eaeeatially hirda ot deeerte >*)
Oenasthe D-L (Gli oiner ‘wine'-f
anthot ‘dower’— hariog a rinous
odour) B'^rfr

O. aquitiea ViOv

O rrocata (hemlock dropwort— ite
roots are estremuty poisonoos
Web. p.if.g9*) firt^yrrri
O fi‘tulo«s (^jluloin hollow* 5^)

gftryr'l'’*

O. Ruviatilis (jiuttnlilit ‘(aand ii
rirers’) ar^-au j‘<
oenanthie a Ij Cfietn. (fr Tine)
oeiuathiaeooeid crinnoo

oeaaolhyl C.unn. ?Ttr^ n
oenaolhylatc

oenidiQ (o1 tAia».l by the byJrolytis
o( oenin) •ft-^S'srf'T /.
ocDia Bioelt.1’1. (ohtaine<l from tbs
blue grape) rftwifTftr /.

.oeoocyte (one o( tbs itfaw<oloored

cells) ^'•ntHRTI/.

Oeoopopelta iteraatbata'iCff nrf^Ctho
back seapalan and the risible por-
tions are sinoasred '*■''1.
ancient name)

Oenothera Bot (a genaa of evening
primroses) tirfs

O lamareLiaoa nwiPT miitefl (er-
penments were earned out on
this b) Hugo de Vriea)

O lata (leaves are bfoa let) 7gTT.
*nB*rT^

O •emtlaia snfn-snqxrrfi
oersted Pkyt (unit of reluctance) 0^-
BTRf/

oesophageal a Ij
oesophageal coaoective Zool

oesopliigeal foueh ZocL ftnw-viTtfl
o Os o p h agua=esophjgus Anal.
ferrw ei.

oeiophagusHuUneous duet Zool.

firrrw-'T^infi^

Oeiterreieh inv^ nJT n
oestriawoestrooewtheelia Btoekeffi.

rfrwf^/.

«e>trog«a ffRrrawm.
oestrooe woesirio
oesteooie eoapouod irrm

oestrus Zool . f Apsief. rftiT? m.
of«r

O.P. 34 (miscetlansoai revenue MO.
form-EM UW) i v Is {«M&v
Honey Order, fftB Ferm)
of e formal cliarecler CTw?

«t

ofeny deieriptiou fssftrft
of ■ prar4i>al cluraiier
»T^

ofi public rbaracter flTTwfkv tTFT
*f

of e purely roulioe nature iruv

of a social or rharitable oalnre trnrT*

«T

of a suitaMeLioJ
of eJucatioual « liaractcr faw i 'Hfc
of equal length 31atk. aiinOTif
of earcptioual merit etwrUTB
of estrree urgency CMiwt BfTTTft
olT (as a brake) .iBSsiKe6if< TTc
offal BTgyfclg n-
off-allowsnce (IsJuetioa)

offal timber Forestry
SSI7, fhft

offiolour tsAj. ^1^ (below the mark
or standard),
offroloured = o(f colour
offeuts Forrifry (anything that te
cut olT) W'1{>n ji.
offence Law •rTTr4 w. (Const )

bailable offence jnstuTprii wnfpg ,
WW4

nonlijilahle offence wa nt tj f vi g
BTirr, STTTM

offence against Act
•nrr^i

offence iniolving breaili of the peace
Law nrfr^OTITTTM
offeni c mala in »e Law sPTrn
offcDLC mala proliibita Law PrtBT:
SgTT9

offence of a ili«graieful nature ttq-
•niFST BTIW

offeme of mutiny httm

offence punishable in Jicordioee
wiili law ffwgf w irtTpg

olTenre punisliable uitli iiiiprisoiu
nienl Law BITTT’W WW*
offence report FercKrff •riTra*Bfiriys|
offenLCs of a speiiafly grave nature
ici» fttr? FB if rttrffr *rnm
offences of the same kmd ^ srery
* imw

offend cb fifFTTT FT^T, ^sfT, ^
Fiwi, tmrB FT^i
to offend feelings FRir TT WMlff
FT5tI

offend egainst rules Lnw fjfBtf vn
FfWI

offender stryrdV {4H.) m.
offender's slaienient FT FiTT

©(Tensile oef/, sTT^rq, FfW’*?,
offensive n. titl. timvt m n.
offeosiTe and dangerous trades ^iT:

rrr ^ VBHfc tu i’ fif
off’ensire aud dangeroui weapon
RfflFItTF sfTy FITTF 7T9
oSensire expressions srtirf FWif b.
offensive goods Bly. Ji^Vf FT5.T
offensive language sr^-«t7I
offensive matter Law (dirt, dong,
putrid or putrefying subitinces,
and filth of any kind not inelnle-I
in the term sewage — AiyariBw-Tyr^
offensive odour rrrg,

1036

Oificei of Profit ..

offansiT* reiauki

otieDtive rrtmrks «W7
cfiensive tr»it

offtmive wir Ifil
offensiie word* KISTT vf?
offer ri 1 ^

a (to propose)

offer n Co"i- (proposil) n

firm offer J

offered = proposed arf; torn o«^5 (to
h»Te It prop st-i by soma one otaa
II ffWfn)
offered for s«le

offered tn evidence BT^rT B BT^
offerer = proposer Con n

offenn* I « (ohlatioo *rS^)

a BVrrs m

4 Ee<l (» 6>lt 10 money or in kiod
mvio vt * tlintth MTViee lor it*
•opporl) H

offer Te»«t*»e«

Offj (o(Sei»ting)W (trrp-T*)

off ti*od wt g. f«Tt.

5T*>r. ffwffT't
offiee 1 n.

3^1) (Con>t )

otfiie iicoinnioJitioa vf7T^*rBTB
ofCte *crouot» linWv ArsT
office ellosrJDce «IB^

v^tni

office tod («< eopj «fn WttJ

nf*

orfice-l^irer 1-^1) n

(wbea pecnstT) to dittisgniih
from WJ/r CWTft)
office l>oy *l8l*y-B5
office butioei* BTbWb Bt BIB
office cash eheM BTbI-

BB <l Frfrfl

office eirruUr BIBftW BfitB

office mlumo TBSB

office copy BTffBB aft

office colt altSBB

office cycle BlCJ'cq fjB*

office diniptinc B'BIAO « j*T<n|

office diitnl otmn ]iti bhWb ftBI*I

•rft

office diic* T? TTW
office doty BTBt^

office eilil ll•hmcDI BIBI^B tBTet,

BTBTBB BBBtfl
office evircnsct BW»B «>rB
office furniture BiBTBBTirBT

office koldec BT Bli* (■*’1)
office boors BIBHtB-SBB
office inprotl •Doual BTVf?B <nr^>
Ttftt

office ntttttiil BIBTStB fnoBlsfe
office toemoraoduA 7TTB

office note bibIcIB fe«TB
office of SB admiTst BTB'ftnft
office of deliTerjr ff^IB BlulrtB
office ttt trODOur bib BX
office of >Hae ftAit-BIB^BB
office of paymeol BIBWB

office of profit pp* BT (Conit J
office of irutt ffTBtfl*B^ (Const )
office oncost BTBIBB-KfirBB
office order 4'BMB BI^M
office order book BlBisB
office passtges ciatTB-md
office pcoa btbIbb BBTT>f^
office proccdore BIBI^ uftai
officer KfBBR), Bt^rf^Brfk sn.

(Const )

officer tiUtesscd Bfroft

officer cotBmandiagnafttTBBf^fTft
Officer ConraandiBg tbe Area
trfBBift

Officer CotBoiandiog (be Division
^BBl BB'^B

officer e«ocer«cd bbs wfiBlfl
officer eonJuctiog aesrcb rr^BB Bf^>
tBtft

officer deftetoBT^ bTuBtA
officer dejorcftfini BfaBtfl
office record B IB ^B B
office reference library BIB^BB-f^^Vt

office vegirler Bn{«TB*BBA
officer branng appeal Lob yttrif l.
BBBTfiilTlfV

officer 10 cimp ftlfty feiB BfeBlft
officer la ebarge BBl ft BftBTf)
officer in^barge of a pnion BITTBirt-

BwrfVsifnin

officer ta-charge of poblicitr B BHIB -
BVmt *»f JBtfl, BBTOBlfiBlfl
officer in rharge of the ntarlet (Wb-
SBlfl BfiniA

officer'ia charget paper palp aeclion
Bwrft *rf>»Blft. BBntf .B^VHat
officer'ia ebarge, recoeda RWrft rrfB
Btft. Bfri^ (rbrVBlTBBlfl
officer la charge, teuoniog aectioa
BJt ft RfifBlfl, BriBR BJItin

officer>io charge, wood preserratioo
section BBlft nlBBlft, BTf-BffnfPt-
Bjnm

officer la-charge, wood worLabop
sectioa ffWlft «flBTfl,BT^-B4(ll<*l*
B^BI'T

officer in tubcharge TBUBlft (ifBBlft
officer maLing payment B^bb Bt^

officer of police BTtftt BfjBift
officer on duty BatBTB wfjBift
Officer on Special Durr {08 W ft^iB
bibK^btO (f^ twj, ft^filBlit (ft.
")

office routine bib^b^b^b
office routine and procedare bibIub
sFBB^Bfen

office routine form bihWb ^tBB BBB
officers fas of ehsmbers) Bf^Blftnei
m, sriiTBlft

officers adiniBi<tritively inbordiiiiie
niTItl BB ^ ITBflBBf^Bnl
officer* ■dmiBiitrsiirely subordiniie
to bin srmdt bb Ii tr% KBfrv
BfBBlfl

officer’i earruge Jtly sr^Bfi'BtffB
officer's drsigttstiOB RfiiBift B1 Bftt-
BIB

officer serobd-tn eomntnd BBdWI*

\rrf

officer** library BfBBTftBT JiBBIBB'
officers tnes* BfirBlft iftTBiifPi
oiritcr’* aneaa altowanee RfBBift-

officer'* name wfigBlf) BI BIB
officer'* official action or interfe*
teoce trfBBift ^ •rf^BiftB bibbi^

•njBi

officer I opiDioB strBBTft Bi srfinra
officer'* personal fde stfBBrfl tft
iBftBBBrft

officer lubordinatc scbRb BfUBlf)
officer toperintendiB- arqlsB Bf*-
BTft

officer anrveyor stfimfi spim
otficera wacd (in 1 . 1 o«r«ltl! wflBlft*

BW

office seal BttrfwB
office season BIbIwbbtsC
offices for eonnlryf g ^bbi BIBTbB
Officea of Profit (Removal of Dis.
quaUCcations) Act BrraBT(BB^-

fBTTSlO BftftBtr

offica ata!{

103?

official when— •

Hiff

«nicc itJtioofnp

ofSfc luprnnteDaenl CTTO’I

«rK

effii-c su}>rrMsar aiyi^ic
©refc unilfr *l»te mTT>ftiT tr»

«fEcc unJor the rrowa T?

©ffiee^orl *Tin=ni

«rt

l«rfj»TfhT HpijfTff Bf*
f'f

3 rArtrt'i wfifyr
unoreeial art i i ml T
tlcmiorh’ jjI

©fBfill w 1 (oceuim-,- suk>rhmto
efSees) Tirf^ft l T=i,l m
2*= officer wf^irf) ( *^) «

©ffichl art wfireift^

ofGriil at lion wfwftff S-ft

offiriil aj.lreaa

«rGi.ial aJiiuDiitraior Lur TTBaW

Sf»«

oKcul isent l rT*T€»c

5 wfretftv wfircBl

ofSciU *{;ruiillun) (liemi»( t.Jb¥^

onjcia! tflo»tflcc sfJiM jrer.BftfTT

official taJ BOBofCiul utitorarTS
^ wVt inTTtNlB alK«
official apprvirat nfimflT
o^cial ataisnce Ijr tn'rtlT *f»T.
rnrfrsl

official authoritT arw^ sif«r»TT
official henrheaatreaaurr IicbcLcs
*tf*5 ail ri.
official bond Lav
official boohs of reference

official broVrr itfS|»i|lq iT'Tn, BfijFT

Bvm

official basiacM 1 aiTBlhf

la official capaeile wfjWl «
official class wfitarfr aA
official rommissioDcrrrWl? ir^T^
offivial eommoBieatioa T7R€tT
official confiJenee atfijTrflf fhRW

official eoDirol wkiI t

official eonespondeBce r!B^ T»»

mrr

‘^’-'no- letter fTTcnfhj Tjfc

official Jesi-iutionv^tfimT.Tr,
•rftB Bfiran

ofhttal «le»i*nation ofthe officer lif>
«l ^TtfirqiT
ofhiial diani

oftuial direrior nsata BBT5TV, na*
ofhoal dr«;

ofluial dulT OriltT f. - git a

official eJiuon Brent, itfilYT

wrent

ofiKial function ttfirenlv fB
official ^asrlte JJ-*,*.
official ^nesanre wf«n>B
ofhual tieaJ [at tl e Jerartjieai) atf^.
f ^ BVBV

ofhiiai mnnenre atfireiflv cure

official loiiiiuiioo ftnn

vffiual lOiiRijiion aifirettlg

of hi la! tsiB itf^CT^ a.

ofli* lalue rt«. «r«

ofiKul laofuare tre Brn (Co“»t.)

otlnut letter tniT^lV ^

oflwul li<|ut.tator niNilB

otUi tsi list BfirfT ^*1. ^

officullr aifjyn vrare jm

ofid lallv approf ed «r*rt jnrtat^itV^,

offiiulKcvnoeiiednf?reTtre>B fre^

offii ull» ijuoietl atftpi bb ft
oflnxalle rei-a>snued ITO
iCoest )

official marl aiKreiflB fkx. arflryr

official mrrol<er rptitg
official caemorandum r7*f^B
official Biiscooduct arfiivftv an^
official tnoncT receipt atfitBrftg giT.

official news r*ir<lB»rereTT
official neuspaper rtmtOg m:
official Dominee irm jin
refre

ofSoal cbligatioa (,^ |v, ^

cf^l prep„d„„ Pi,„ ,j5j^

prfgfr

official proof arf?!^ rttrst
ofEeial purpose •rficrfhr ffgrxr
official quotation 3retpr

official rant W^Btflir <r?f«f?t
official receipt wR*YTJnf^
official receiTcr BTTPTT.rra.

bIbsttb

official recognition wftt^

official record tn utlg wfwftw
official referee IarrTB*>Tl firt^B
official rejijicr^arf^rftgiTjft
official remedr irf>p?r 3WT
official remnneratiOQ
official report

offi'ial reporter (,3 ofacial who edits
aad rvMishes decisioc* of the hijh.
est eocrts e{ Ih# state) fih^TBtfft.
Btft

official repnmini! wfijfrinTBt
official rfiJence tt^TTB (Co«l.) (rr
o'See)

official seal i

offiual secret inre-j®

Offi. lal Seerel* An
official sinature wfi^
ofJuUof courts

itandiof ir^

offioil sonreea 1 rT*f^

8 «Pretfto bH-

official lUinp rmVlT 5^

official stali.Ues rtB^Blfs. rrgijg

official stains feff

ofta,! ,i,„.„pu„

official papers I OB

official parlance n«t*o s n^nfa
official part* sTa* OB. OB

official pholo'rapber ninfto
official position wRrerfto ferft

official »upenor*5of?saif«Bn).4ft

"Rretft

«»t^.l an^r*...nr the inipectmn
MUam-goVo^ Kfiretfl

official Ulle

official translation •rfiretf^s irjrT,

wfirptt '*

official irusiee r**reH»nft
official ealue-rrrelB
official TenJof rm*B

•“"‘I ’•.'’r*' !• i» T.oti„

■bre-ft &Tj«t Brrnt Bretn^ ^

olhcUl woik

1038

oikocry*!

«W

oriivial Tf»r r7*T5>^»?
otfifulf ©(>. Winix*

©ffifuliDf nf/ WMn'W (ter »cting)
offiriilitig «llo«in<T «Mli<W WW,

otlirialin;; »ppoinini<‘nt ft*

5^

o^riilin* •rrio^PTTif ot fynn®
offiriiliD; director WRm
orfictiliD' lotperlor WPtNW ftftjT*
OrGciitiO' Inspector GrDrnI ol

Forest* (Vi^ni W-wftft**
OCficKliQi; Inspector-Cesenl o( To.

lice MiHn* wirfw-ffTrftft^
OffirifliB' Jodicial Commissioner
WT^TTT

ofScKlin^ piT lURNV kmt
olficKlia; port *ij|4|in q?
oIRciatin; promelioo aUMiQV
ofRcutin; Mlare kyif

©rfieiitie* leteice rJT^TTT iWI
©niriitis;! lerioee t«l4NV ftfv
effinitiea ttrptnrei/.
offirutor iuia'ivt ev
orCrinil m efGrinilis (Lit ) rknriK-
(rtfalutp kept fetisteintliiihor*
ot 4n»jtm»)«n«
t>itl orCeial

efririBit eamphof (CtiKsotnoeitim e<r>i

rhre<») "»

officintlit 1 Zlct Tat tlrrt *toe>

bi ipolhoeinn)

3 -officio.t (, t ) r\acw.
officinal Iradnort (r/aesfioffO roaco)
t tfinc w (R.N.1

officiDil or Doo>o(ficiail prrpiralioni
W'Ttt WW •WTTO ftfifft^t
officmst Mnoa-CAssta otmeati
officioo* sciU Z/>mU will wherein on#
le»»e* Ins property to hit familyj
^eom

loofricioo* » lit FnpTT

offinp •• sitille honioo <tifrcni tTT

ftrftti

•■ofr licence (for the tala of lojnor
for eontatnption o^ the preiniies

-rsf niT)**finrTy trjwfty

offoreipn eslrectien ft^TTH
of fompn ortpo

off position ;;(e

olfposit^n (sipil) R'f (lowereil.

position)

off-season TO TV
off season ^r^ sl^'tf
offset ifati. ("3 *= anbordi-

Date)

offset Bof d^miThI /.
offset uea Snrr *3?^ ill
offset Seale Snre
offset staff Sare
oRslioot 3T1W /
offshore efiraz
on ihore Kfim
offshore fisheriea JT^-ITO

offshore pijrehaset
off aide fi}* TO
offspring VTV, RTift /

offtake VTOffen- (taking off or po
yhaaaotgoodsV iftroni/ (amooti-
of goods pnrebnsoJ donng a gipen
janad}
of fall age

of hi< own nceord arft ten, TOn"!
pmlj

of kia own free *tll aot) eoesrot

of Indian domietle
of Itself n*. «tft *11
of Via ( of the aamo iia or family)
SffiW

of legal attaiomentt lift irtm

of lOilitarv eharecterltftn wro *T
of momeoi wgre *i,
of no aeti) arc ■ndre aeail
of properlriDperfas. an me) g-l^-

of labsUore ttirn^
of sufficient extent IVtto <n

of soitable ttaodiog (u, • newi
agency) nuiolri ftnft m
often n ^v i vm
of lender age gfint tow
of ten years slanding TO ^ fftft
nvat

of the I lood TOtteaifl
of their ehoice tred) TOlt Ct
f the kind mentioned in Ih vftn
TOTT*I

of the like amoonl or ealue Tffdl
rfjT*TOt*3l»t

of the same affertioa fftatiati'i *Ttt
of nntetind naind {kftxsf
of trrr ohjeetsooal le kim) *^n(
■TSftieff BTOVt

of wider application n^iT ffl

Ogata’t l«aeiU«s are hhigelU dyien.
teriae

O'lUie-Crant a lull partridge ^cet

ftff rrff ftfi ftfwT

O.C I S (On Coeemment of India
Service) «l.»n & (WlTt tTPW fttld)
Ogive eurYe=eumuUtiTe freqnencr
cuvre Stoliitici twft-fflfTOfft TO
O C L. (open general licence) Pt HT *.

Ogle a laughing thrush Am Wt iflt
TO«tI (napo slate grey *W)
ogo B rhinopharyngitis moulans^
gangosa (a dtssaaa) JjfcfflHlRm
O.H tine (over head line) V ff. (tt^
tpw)

ohm £’re (auntteleleetne*- resia-
tane6ft*)S()ttfa.(n) (uOtLwhieh
11 (or absolotennit of reaistance)
ohmic atate Pbys-^Jl* Rgtni
OIIM-S (On ITit Uajesty** Semee)
n It , Rtr;-jltTi{

Ohm's law TLe- ftro

0 I C. (el^eer iD^bargr) ff. *• (nrff

■ftyrl)

oie cAj (fr heB(oie) Cbr«t> (siel in
naimeg feeids and related oom*
teronds. *i m eapreie) T*
soideit; -*1*11 {^IkTOberjl.
loid)

•oidal ady -*nfrff (eryttallaidal 'TtT.

’dni)

Oidiam (afonsgeaut, the eoaidial
tlageofKryaipheae) TOWTftwpTOlft
(»<ff eonidium + wrfhli mildew)
Qidiiim 1 Bot (eoaidial itaga of mil*
dews) %STO(I|I /.

STOlfim/

3 F-nt Polktd (one of a eoicher
ofaimiUr spores formed In a ehain)
*^ifiTOI/ {»»ft gonidinm)

4 ityrd fjd- oidia) a (spermatia for-
med on hyphal branch**) g n O * >1.
b (‘si ended aseiual epore*) ftftt-
rftrrg#*

oidium cell Pot TOTO»*T

OFCi! (On India Covl. Service) *1.

n if (*F5 Ki««-*fr<)
oikocryst (a term (or the eodatiag
ct'hoaterjetkS*', lit. "hooaeeryw
tal"— Tyrrell p57) «f»Wl na (Ck.
CTU-i*akiato6kt.<HH]

Oikoplauia

1039

Olcyomit

Oiloplriira Z<».’.sr*rf*TWJraTPi
oikoplrurj Zool. (its house is com
psrstiicl) Isrgo structure)

ftiWtn

®i( n. 1 tfct H s

3=otriim PAiim Ira n
oil ct* el« ^tTT
oil lialli

oil beetle (emits « jcllowisl oil>
liilui.US^-^
oilhirJ

oil blick Coi Jr.,{ na
oil blue I j /«j na sfte
oil bos JIfoeA 8W*9rT H
oil brown t o{. /»j,I Irt WW
oilraVc Wet IS. (indent woriO.
Oilcakes Control OrJer C^-()in»SSI*
WT^

Oil-can aa-TT^
oil ehTTSoiiline Col. /n I tra
oil cloili IlIo h tresti'd with oil) ^a-
^trapn ^

oil crimson Cel. Ini aa atfira
oil rupificA aa-arlt
oil-Ja»

oil-dealer %faa w
oil distiller aa aiwlfl
oiled eJJ (if^

oiled cotton rips trfaa aafa-attr.

1t^ rjrfl

oiled paper^fira tra
oil electric o aa-a^a

oil.electricitT %a'Rg;T
oil enpne^-*iai
oil en'lne drirer Sa-*Pa aiaa
oiler (one who oils iniehiaeryt etc)
*■»., eta ^ aiat

oil Brldaa-aafCons:)
oil filler Ji.V senile aa-v4
oil faUratioa plant ^•^TTa4ra»T
oil floatation method CAr«s- aa-^H-

ftfa .

oil eland r..-i.«acrai
oil -lobule B t. ^-aVaat
oil ptnlowo rta ^ ll'llt

oil preen 1 C.’. I aagft

Sotiialarliiic preen {% colourtpree*
nnh jello-^ green la hne«

tnnrstio'i ani bciUianco raediua
•syt^StTflTtfr^ft
oil heater ia a"Ta
oiliocss aTaar/.

•iliop Saa is..>ra^

oiling and ileaninp aa^aiT

^rar

oil man afar B^^fan.TOarai

ailnian<torc afacaPTT »•

oil milt aa-faartat

oil of tri»oo.pra-«

oil uf »a»-afra- aa

oil of lurpcniinc ara^a

oil of \alerun ^Rpisa

oil of \itriol CActs ai?{aa

uil of vinilcrpreen%l?*Tgft-aa

oil of worm-red ^a

oil orange (if lul aa.ana

oil paml na^

oil pjiotiDp aa

oil palm (1., leii nainceiUii) aa aRT
oil j»onccau Ccl /oJ ^ atfjja'tli
oil 1 ‘oot Geci ^a Itftff
oil pfcs'iop oa ^ca, fta Ra aat
oil pre— urc ar ftatr
oil prc««urc p*u?c Jafcw'iife aa-
frtrt.atniia
oil pump AuUfm^tU
oil red C«.’ Ini
oil acarict Cd In 1. aa
oil'sceil as aht, fta^
oil.«cd specsati't Rtl'ta

oil siding lilt- aa.^fiivt
oil •olublcivy.^aRjta
oibsoluble Cd. Ini. B?
nm

oilnoluble warlet Ccf. /*l.?raftfta

«>r

oil still ^wwfhi
oibstooc aa-B*iT
oil sump ia(.m<i6ifa^a R'lS
oil laok^anrarv (ef. •'TTS)
oil eermilioB In.L aa
oil-well fta.^7

oil wsoc colour Cof, Jud 8a

fa

oil wiper 8a nfe^

nilr a-tr 1 8aVa,aa-
S 'lei'w, aaRtai
9 aaa\,l>a»>»
oily ba::io:8<Ra<^
oily canvas hs^ijisb
oily cover 8i<W Niipi
oil vcilow 1 Cd. Ini. aa art

3 (a colour, yellow fit la hue, of
Iiigh a bnllia-ice) vfrt
oily bard waste ra«(i!<a frtnf afas

oily IiKtre Mimril 8’'

sR

oily palm = oit palm
oilj jKiper «ra
oily rag ?ts^ qrt^ (lauf])
oilr waste a?rt Sra
.010 (benzoin) C.r. ITT ('JT)
(euuinon

oialmeDt = ungiieutiini B, i'---. W»a*
»aa H.

o l»a.e Hrar3^ wwi r
o. of l-oru actd = uit:iiciituiii acidi
bond eift5-a*a-»oa^3a
O of tIid<an>Un»iiii*iieDtuin
clirTsjrohini ^*r^; anrsaa
o of Bierriiroiu ili1oridc = un.
piienium livdrarprri sub.
cldoriJi = inerrtiroiis chloride
oinimcDi ^Tftpftta-w s u sj^
o of tnercurv =inercurv ointment
■JTTX-araaaa

o. of salitslie aridBiiDpueoiuBi
acnli salirvliti sn^.aa^.

*Ta

o of -ulpbur w y q as R
o. of line OMdc m ungueBluB
aion oiidi f^ai^-STrt-arrvvaa
OK (eomat aliright, onginlly an.
donoJorpntoa docnnentsi bills,
ete. to indiexta irproral) \
ckapi (0;jpia;eA*4{oei)(aeck ibortw
tbit tbit of ctnTe) 7^ n.

Okapia Zxi aisrtffa^

O. jolin«ioDi rra i-q snfrt
®kra (yfit|*,.Bs rs.a;ri!u} inrf^ /.
(E..Md,finrit

•oi I (from aleolcf gra, deaotiap
that the tabstanco is an alcohol
orytenol a eanast of -ole) CAcri.

‘ -an.

3 (fr. oleum 'oiD ^n. (?’)
Olacaceae (fr. the gsa js OUz fr. IX.
‘oderona’, fr. o.’/rr ‘to smell'. A
family of the order Santalales. Cf.
iti ge-us .Vimeaii f,.

A'.««n.xfmvi = fa3«o lardiiwooi)

fst %.

OlsT D-t. «fra*Ta O acaeeae)

O. nana (n-iu 'dwarD B'WI Cl-

O.seinJens U’jnln* •ehalisj')

frft»ra*ta

Olcyornis Jrc. ^iriasi^rarit

icto

S \iM. STT^.

5 Grv TZ

■enfDi E's^a
«Btiqne jus-t
iDliqatt^ \|4 ^44

®1J »« ■ srrn

oIJ ttt l>fji»»oo •rfr^

^<,'1W! *T

elJ tUoTul T^T
cld tad c^ndftnord ofScv faniitar®
Sn’tl ^ »’«T*^-TVWT

eM *bJ orw opcritor* «*T ^

eld tloe (® eo ^ar. f'tf~ sVbJa*

la ka.. of lo* »■•? 8»tsr»tna’

otd kulifu i^fert

®tdM‘<iVi "ci rtt't, stw fWi^-

eld M*®* «\UBiaJtwa ro«ra

e)d nJjr -I rvvo mtdJfr (« e«>I«ar.
y«l.9«>iVr»l la h««, of law
>n Mtantna aai law ft krilliue*)
WfTfW^

•Id ckiB* (k colasr. bSsa ^ la k««>
«f law VT Mtarktira aad law ^
WUiat*)

•Id aanl s^afpcr rrd
• Id rmp* 5r^ WfW
•Id Ea«li>li l^wB (k eolacr ;«”aw
uk rfd T*l!ow la kB«, e(

low *x tklarttiaa asd low Inlli
»a«)

OldtaUnii* B-t irTTiZ

O aancMltna ( t ts • or

»«b«f«c» fUM — Bksai^JF^T in-

<) lifion«Tr*wirTT^i(N\Jl 5^
tIt. hn. Vrrr)

O nrrm\«M ITT^t

O diffoM (*^wrr( vo' tiry— lUia)

O Wbw* Srrrtk (MVf

•’T^ )

O ptamUtawO btflora
O. riB>MawO rorvBit«u
O. •nWll.n (ctmrareoJ, la'aa
ttkilw) Wrtl(/«w rrjlj»*.
*/ nt (wd/r «k>Taro«0

cldoTBd. d{*^s)&*Tl
9ETTtm.fe5»ni ^
older alluriom
old«l ei.* 1

old fallow 5J'^1

old fiaulT ward ^ftn-CH

old faskioned *^*1

of ald.fa»b>onnl >doa» frrff *T

oldjaabtoaod Etarbiao jrfW
JT^ TTT C**
old food

eldfaMKCa:.JaJ
old ^td (a colaar, r*diisb>j«llow
'i‘’\*^ la kae. of low *9 aaderatioa}

oldhamitr y 't a fa. (^- for
ealci-s=.r aalrbido. •»•»

for*^* cwaanJj
old bind ^ ^

old la onmo T-»«- ju*! Mil Ul
old. lefim and <Ii<jIIoJ jts

rit^l I

old, lafira and dital lod Bsattarbod
weenoa ^fl. i «wi.

fin e'jB't

eld irorw (a oolaar. r*.U aw

la too. of law •% oa

a>l bij*> * trxdiaaoo) » aAm-a

old y a1 5tfirr^

old«iia a.loat'l Ct. U *1

0».»ii»witSr i=o»oat»!«l«V5rr-

w^WTf / (r*r 1 *.*»• r’eso'**)

oldanaa aJlumrl = poldm pa;a
(r<riiaBr«aa tkar«ai) »v

•U-maa ajan'tard • thoa»asdJrtf
(J iil.oa Utl* *1 t

cl IjniBO-fopiwrwlkonojotl loaf

{S /.

old oo»t frooo (a ealoo" j*ooai»b.
]f jw « >>ao, aatcration

aad bndiasca nodioia *'■*) .1 1 1-

old nooBSaiB Gfce
old BowfpajwTfjrlt mrwTTa
eld l-iok (a oa a-r. rod *ol'aw WTflT
13 I oa. o* low w? *alo»atio-) Wtt^-

'tn

old rod Col- 1*1

oi I Rod '^aDdfioao Cft ym n

old ro^ioB a^, "~f

oUTo»o(kco'9or,tod«*Ti3 too. of

law w* aatorati-'d wa^w
old aeale {af faO
DOW reals »f

old roarlfl Cci- I*i. $15^ rrW
old *0010* yr^t JTWI
old timor wf*n [teo far»«rly]
old Uno-foale of par <l yjA

old lubomilin 5 m sfw
eld aalloT Goap
old woman x ^ /, 5 ‘t« 1
S = boa^ arenawood
S^’wenaweol (drtrioua ekas
lUanlT^rjfa.

old wood (a eoloar. rod WT ja cat, of

low ft k'^lhaaee) fil%

Old tforlJ wrisi ki=«-

rral.il'50 ir^

OLDt (astlyiaj ditpoatary) «rft.

rfVrfw*)

.olo(<])(doso:i:g|Vopfoo^a ofabTo.

nosborod n-j: or wrtua olbe-B
aai kl’tbrdM) Cir^<\f.

Clot Bti . ^«»;i rrft
O onfptdiia (iSt eO Uyarfalive-*
BuOHv^fTv^

O dMara (:k» knrk M c»«d u n
fttnlsjo— PajoJ WTfW
O rQropara(Cc>op«*aoliTt)(^V^'
Vttt

U.frrro^iBoawO r«>p>dau
O ftaadolifrra tloaraa ('aaialtr
—Bara)

Olraroae £.•*. erwft JW w. (fr /s»r»»
Btfa rr^. zr^)
olraadrr£.X TTalf a.
oloartor • Elaoa^or bortoorii VJ-

oioile «.

eloato proon Cid- I»J

olooraaoa ^aot (elbow pcist)

otreraBoa fo«ra J*si.
oioonnoQ prorore Zori. ffri

oir&aot aj; foil=aiia|T Ciow.Vs*

CT

olr&aet pa* SWTt
olefin CW. /.

olefioo iofier Ciofi.
oleio •.(; CJkow
olrte end V^C

otei w Cie^v /•

olaoeutic acid

1041

omaga chroma black

oirocutte acid arPT

olcomar'anne o artificial butter

•ia*Ha

oleometer m.

oleoreiin av'icm

olericulliire (eoltnroof aJibU Tega-
tables) arn-yfif / , wnniT^ ^
oleaol Jdick Cefc Ind (for colonnng
tarnuh**) afT^*p} CW
•leum CUtm. ((anieg aulpbsne add)
n. (laiaaM *^)

«Ieanip>oii Fkam.^n.

o. cliaalmoograe •> chiulmoogra
oil

o. dnievoil of wormieed

Sb

o crotonia armw-ftw
o. jatamiDii QiTntMl*^
o inenth) pip.
a, oIivaenoIiTe oil
o phoipberttuin

o. nciaiacaitor oil an^

Vikac

o. tareLlathiaae

alfietibla ad), (eapalta of baiag itoel*
lad)

oUaelloB FAyiiof 1 (i«a«a of acsall]

xrWhf^ n.

S (aet, procMa, or faculty of imal
ltng)cm R

olfictology (icientific atgjy of tfflelU)

n . /.

olfactometer (loatrutnant for meaaar-
ing the aeoiitivity of the aonie of
■mell and the relatire lotenaities of
different odoari) •i»«*ii'i m.
olfactometry tjT^jrfs/.
olfactoreceptor roof »P«irrO ( »t) m.
olfactonly ()□ or by the aenie of
amell) Bffln:
olfactory
olfactory area
olfactory both rrrc-v*^
olfactory capaule roof. naig-nTTf
olfactory cell ifiwl. »I»«-«hn
olfactory hair *T*4 ^
olfactory lobe Zoct.
olfactory nerre rT»W
olfactory nerre fibre
olfactory pit Zod. *t»B »r4
olfactory aac Zed.
olfactory aeaiillaa Zed. rT*ki*T7 n.
olfactory aeU Zed. <T»« crffB

olfactory tract

oligarchy (Ok oitgoa 'few, littU'+
arcAetn 'rule, gorem’) tawa*!l,
n (the aeeond word la
need in MaUyalam) [tu barer a*
craey)
oligo ar«T

Oligocene Qtel. atr f^a a g n n. (ttt
Eoeena)

Oligoehacta fad. af^ftlim: m.fL
ollgoclaie (Ok. ofigot ‘Iittlo* «»ff +
>eldia ■^)af{4ClJ|«i.(4nfor
minenJ)

Oltgolopbaa Zed. (loelodea harrest.
eaen Ttrta) f
O, ipiOOiOa
oligo-aitropbilona

oligophigooa«i,f, (rMdiogosalimi.
tad numbar of planla or kisdi of
food) arfTtrti, atatf^iiHy
oligoplaimia arrtmnim/.
oligopcHlaraTgi^m
oligopoly Aeon. wrnrarfJTIT m (m
poly)

ollgopyreoe ad). Zed arftr»»Tfe
oligopyreneapermZoof
Oligoioma^eet>(the female is alwaya

tringleaa) WTtffnftc-smfa

0 miebaeli «pn>ar arrvt9)i(

oligoria 1/e, I atrrdg m , atn^;^ /
•olio (oil + ib) a
olivaceout iree.warbicr Avet artro

■*

oliraceoua willow.warblcr Avrt
»W (upper plumage earthy-

hrown.^? aw)

olurantbreoe Cd. Tnd ^WW^TWliag
olivary body Anal (efiaorp 'ahaped
likean olire')w^wnr
olive 1 nwatt »•

3 (a eolour. Kreeniah-yellow
la hue, of low wa aaturation and
low ft brilliauee) anadlaitf}
olive lirowonwT^W

olive bulbul wigfhi»i)ant«m. (upper

plumage from forehead to rump
olive-green *hm ancient

word)

olive flycateber tTamm (ttv|;^

rufty brown)
olive green

«1... jr.,.5™ub ,rej
yallow-graen la hat, of low

latoration) ataflaiR
oliveiraite tfhftini m. (>51. for rliTTIJ
*irconinm,tvw fort*^titanate, rn
for wftw mineral)
olive knotBolive tubercle
olive oil .ea oleum olivae Pham,

Oliver'! barkMoIivericortexablack
laaaifraa Pham r P BaH. m.
olive tree {OUa europo/a) llir«Tf.ft|r
olive tubercle Plant Palhel &TOT.

"ir

olive woodtlatg^-« 7 «g
olive wood oil

olive yellow » old most green (a
colour, greeaiib yellow ia

hue, aaturatiou and brilhaaee me.
dium ffaa)

olivine I ifmeral. m.

3 (a eolour, yellow-green in

hue, of low *ft eaturatioa aod high
>l brilliaoeelRTafls^
ola^eol {set $ v genua Prelein) JijT-
RtTO/

clographvhoIograpU
Olympian blue « matelot (a colour,
reJdiah bloe JOwTtttT la hue, of high
3^ aaturation and low ft bnlliauea)
»3tftwTT*r

Olympian green - malachite green
(greoniali yellon green in

hue, aaturation and bnlliaBM
medium itva) nvTfhnfffTR

Olympic blue«coI.ali blue (, colour,

greeniali blue ArrtR m hue, and of
high Ttiituratioa) TWRngft
OlynlhuaiiAi-ctta
O. M. (office manual) ay. ft.
ftdtltft)

o.n»' (omni mone ‘every morning')
Ued. 8.in (ffft HTT:)

•oma 1 UtJ .itij^ n.

9<B'Orae

omasum « piallerium * manypli-a
wfmt«i/. (»T^ ply)

■ome 1 (group, mesa, atom, abatraet
entity) .tTI /.

3 a Pot. B’t-+itom+W’t (»* tri-
cbome PUftlt)

b aea pbyll.ome, eaubome, rhit.
ome

«»««■ ». *«IT,

o, chrome blaek Cel. Jad. f rt*

omtga chioma blua 1012 onehandad

o chrome blue Col. Ini S
o chrome Lrown Cot Ini ?
o cliorme conolb Col Ini

o chrome cyinine Col Ini 5
WTjft ,

o chrome gteen Cot Ini f

^

o chrome red Col l«d.

0 chrome yellow Col Ini K

.

«. mordent cUret Col Iiiel * ttl-

omellette f(«rrCT "»•
omen n ft

oraeBti>cele Hid Wnrra m
omenlum ,1^/, *713118 ti (731

» Vodie word *1* trom wITTTTU.
both neea omeotoml
omiatihility /
omuiible oJ; rt**
omiiiiQD I ^ m- (Oonit )• /

(CoMt), 8t7* n
a Late «rf « {«‘ T«)

•miiiioo to p»y *Tt*7 * 8T7li 8
Tpsrm

omitttofi to iOe CT^ * HPIT* tn^ BTWl

^ 31771

omit t* bVtw, rV7 BlTl. *1*71, ^

am, fiTiBwii dVf ^

omit (m on loetmctioD in lilt* o(
ftmendmentt) f^Vlf^
omitted aJ; fHtWjTJwi (Conit )
Ommailrephei Zool (gennf o( flyiog
ti^nidt *•! H «if5

O illecebroiui TOin** W8 Blfk*
ommitidium 2«1 Jlfit*!/
ommilophore Tool )mn n
Omni. BV

omoihui n (tboa)<lt7T7 *•
omaibut aJj (rerttisiog io «>
proeiding lor minf thingi or cU».
•e« ei CTce) *J7fl7. TjnfiT*, tlrf

omoiWa har^hut 1 jr Flee
omoihiii hill (k legiaUtire bill which
make* & number of DiaeelU’ieouf
troeuioai) Tjufii*

•ranibaa credit y>tn

•UDihaaliDe wVTPftnn

Omni mane Cerery mcrnitia!') Hti
ttf^nis

omm nocte ('every night) iftd-
Ttft(on. B71)
omnipotence B^nflnnn /
omnipotent <■<(;. R^lrfw 81^
emnivaronsiulr ( 7’!.)

omtviternum Zool. (entenor bony
rod of unphibietia) 4.7iW^ i*
omphaciie JfxwraL (eolont greaa
green) Tn ^re n m (UB?* ‘grieiy,
verdeokt green", f* for aft* mine-
rtl)

ompbalophlebitia 1 (infleminetion of
the ombilieel vein*) m.

Ssnevel ill mtnilil tn.
omphatoe Anat Bibt /.
ompbato.ckepeis Wltw^Tn a
o 0 (omni noete ‘ evMy

s ti

on (ei e brake) AuUmetnU 81*
off Ttrs

•oci( oo«)(Ok. M>na '•ignifyiiigttmele
deteesdeni*. It indieete* thel the

iobiteaee la e 87/

on tccouat of 1 (beeeute oO k 8118
kt (Conet ) ^

9 (towerde peyment of) % klfTWi
oaeccount peyment ^(|tn^. aft
77^

on cctive eervicc aceecitve eervice
Onagraceee Lof n<iU< J8 «. (from
Trapd 'f'lrrtJmifii)
on all fonra 8<ftnni
00 illetment ««n 77
on tllowiiKe (addition) «T#I
on in everege tmqq
oaaoiim I (gncompleted coiloi) W^

3 (maatnibationl n

on approve! er^ft^wid
on e proportionate baeie •tTJTftlB
etlTRTt

oa emvel 7jw> qy

•ooiie (on+.dlc) Ckci wi'Dq n.

on bail (ei in> n perton on

bail)

vo >>cbalfo(<titVrl!(Conat)
on liehalf of the Government tniTT
iftefnJi

on hoard a chip *17 77

OB both aidea THTT* (from the WIT.

«tra).<W!8h

on call BOB demand ttfkTlW^, ni*
77 ^

oo'carrlage ad), (m transit) trrfnR

(1=1.)

once <(8TI.78*17
once a quarter Kpr tOTt JI18 ti^qU
oDce for all % ftti
once pinnateBaimply pinnate
Onchocerca (e genus of round-worms
producing dbroiia walled cyeti
whieh show as nodules the skin'
JjluiwiyficflUlft (jjftW 'tumour'. Cl
Oil onkei 'tumor' in the Englisli
word)

O. volvulus (it causes aubcuta
neoua fibrous tumors— Dorland
w t i 7*H -i ;fa Tf ; f fa

onchoaphere Zeol. (having Ihrei
peirf of hooks) qift^ ( f^)ei
Oocidium ^ool. (nnmeroBS eyes cf l
simple type scattsreil over (hi
dorsal surface— Pfl. I670)3^W

on rommiailoo basis tfti 77
00 compliisre wilS ¥ 7187 vft 7T
00 coosigomeot bisia 7^78 trrOTT 77
ooeeal Com. wftm nt. (additions
cost see Pitman's Cuiioeti Bney
clopedia. pp 1299 ISOO)
factory oocoat ftnlft.iifTfTB
office OQcotl viqW7>wtilTqq
idling oocoat ftBTWJtfttqq
wocki ODCoalBftclory oocoit
on credit ygrr 77

on demand Com. wfwTm 77, aftl 77
on depoiit ft$T7 7T
on deputation qftftjfk 77
ondioe (a colour, yaUowisb green
10 hne. of tow at? eaturstioo
and high 7 brillianoe) HITfqMls
on duty (os, en officer) wAvqq*
on doty, leave or foreigo service
V^tTTtr, ^ qy sniTT 710 ktTl 8
•one = mn CAc" -81/.
one alter soother t^ qvf7 % <ft^
one end oncthird t^ rfty qq ft^lt
onc.rdlcd adj. 7* Wiring
one cell thick Bof qq ihri 7tft
ooe-crop climate trq inq j wv i^
oneflowered wloler.green
^8*3 .7(7
eoe fourth q«

one handed nij. q«777, Tlfft 71*1

Oneirodea

onslaught

I0>3

OneirmUs Zoal (GV 'dteatnlil.o ,
bscsnsf it IS Ijlind) rat’ll jnrrfH
one>ntan companj Coni <4*^^ wnai^
oDe>man market
0D>' mooth's notice r^ HTH
one month’s pay w* ttW ^!t
ooe o'clock (rnroincnni oiRcitirt/e)
JMPian/

one of a pair m

one |iercent it*

one-jirii-e shop Com wstqw WTTn
one quarter fr^shlTf. ^JtnTI
one roiinil gunfire 3til tjl n
one rmin<l salvo fir« l/il

one TOiinil troop fire IfiJ. rri

,1.

Onerous n,ij I jaT
2 tftw a (itnposioq fc legsl baed«n)
*TTT^T^

h {pert, to tll^t which IS fl' "T
(,'tten for some equirslect— ojiy !>
gratuitous) SW^TTW
snerous rontrart Ijaw nvfi'Ra itfifTt
Oaeroua deed iinw staftw
onerous gift La r
onerous property *nn^ sflfit
onerous lax /iwi.
one seeded luli Dot rrst^ht
ooe-ieeded berry Dal
one leer bag In 4)
one's oicn flesh and Llood (one's own
n««r relatire) trh «5)?f
one’s own interest Xnie
one third phjllolaxy Pol ffl’TtTf
(McLean 1 4tft)

one.valued function JIalk. ■i*ii
on every night nfimfil

one-way river r^nirf) wfl
one who has breakfasted StWtfint
one who went underground
(ice absconder)

one year's completed setvice rrn^

Sit Irn

On Government of India Service
tm>t xmw trr>S, attr* xn*ct-«wW
on government service otily
tTT*R-h^J

on grounds of atTW ^7, % CitT!
on hsnd fTT S. gM>IS
on hereibtary lease Xtl
on his behalf tr7%, srlf h
o n bit OMD notion

onic a^j Chtn> 1 -itlFso
2 (used in naming certain acids esp.
certain monoacids obtained by
oiid&tron of eogars) -fttV. -fit®
on I C3. only (On India Gort Ser-
vice onW) %’WWll. »tt^
?TT*nh7ld)

On India Government Service ITTT®
TTRn-lRIV

On India Coveromeat Service only
{0iGs)%®w v»tnt5iTO^ 1*474 (%
»rr*rT*t>
on inspection

OUIOQ «r9!t*4 ttl , *413

onion mildew plant Pathol. <4914$.

onion peel onion red (a cotonr. yot-
lowisli te.1 tnr(N in hue, of low ft
tinlliance) fnin I'lln
Onion s alloy « Onion’s fusiMe
metal

onion set tp»j «

Onion s fusible metal (tm 30%) fsTI-
•TJ ^[*415 « ls%. 43 tin)
Ooi'Cidae Zeol m.

OQiw iform ndr- Zasi «4ii*l*H
Oniscni Zoet (genos oftjpicM noo.!
liee) WtiJSM tnnft

on lU ovitt merits wjlt tpt ^ 47, sfA
rf'IT3’4I7, (la-ll nls'40| jHlf
on Its own motion 743
wioiitm (amovoniHm) Cliftn. -513 m
(PrTTTj)

ouiuiu compounds
“on • licence 'itwi TR wg^ {for
(zplanation tee ’ off licence)
onlooker StTuSTt®. m
oulyVrtr. wra

on medical -rounds txitvsi h,

W3%3»mif ft

on merits >|3iguit, gmOn 37, «ftr3TTt*
5317

on modem lines ingft^ ft
on no acronnl ftsft aft arxaqin—
=ftfl ^ ^

on oatll 41443X3. Xt33h|7t»T, 7*333
on oath or affirmation 333ir33i3ft.
5TT3 37

Onohrychis Bet 3 3 K 3 W I 3 artft
O, laiiva (it la’a good fodder 373.

It belongs to pea family— ^MUt)
BTJTT*3 33Hnnt3 {WT3 pea)
Oaobippidiom (Qk. cn«‘asa’) Paleon-

tol. (x gcniw o( IvOT'ics o{ tho pam*
pean fot nntion of Ar.;eiit ina) 737173-
snrift

on one’s li«t legs sraj^sgra
on one’s own account 73f5
Ononis Uci 7?+aj'i tnnfx

O. repens = rest liarrow (it hvs
tough roots, beIon„’S to pea 7;*'t3
famitt ) STITI®3 1733T3
on or alioiit »f33l Tnum
on or after the day % 3371

354Pt

on or before ^ »Pl7t 3Sft
on or upon ^ *t37T 3T
Onosma Pot. Rsa-titi) Jmft
O brailfatum ftnfa 3W33 ® 3>
(fta^ brvctevte)

O eehioides fnHl»3 WsTTttft (B .
M want#;?’))
on payment 5Tl33 37
on position ;?;y l^Tlftolh
2 (signal) Jrt33

on presentment 3391133 37i BtJW
«^37

on prol'alion 3(WlS7T'ft3. 3fKrt7t 37
on production ol a ivrtifii ate 3>nui.
33 Htjil 37^37

on triMinalle grounds jf^i^rtR »«73lt
37

on reasonable request tr7'J3r

37

on receipt of^ 37 (Const )
on reference to the tables Jl/itfi-
'3^1373^37

on relief by ft tTTTITJT fftw snft
37, Tt® tft 9777753 37
on rcierv e duty nWP77 33*3 37
on route 7?fy. md «
on S A. (on solemn alfiriiivtiou) *13.

TTfnvwlfBftiTRTT)
on sale or return b3ft snTTi ft
ftlir

on score of ft 3*79
on seoTc of ill-lie-illli J’i7ite3 ft
3179

onset 1 37*73 m.

3 Jfed (asi of IV disease) 31*3 tn.
onici of the disease (hi ) <7
onshore arfH3?

offshore sfirvs
on show of bands nt 37
on side 9377

oatlingLJ arT3?3W •!.

on aoltmn ■/fimation

cpalaicant

en »olemii affirtoatioo iTHftT sfww
«rT
on

on »och wrnii »nj conJilionj «■ lie
ibiaV* fij ^

« fit% zfa^ frail
on the «<l» w of ^ ^

on the ■nalo'y of ntfs
on the anv>) ift siwier tnvil
on flic authcinlj- of % vfT ^
on lhea>er*'c mvW
on ihc ronirir) ftt% JtfiflW, S:t 5 *

OB ihc < 5 oofl 7 f W

on the exemte of tlie ri^lit confer*
reJ l.v n* "fiJW if CTVn

on the rxpir; of fixed iierioda
•rrfW wrrr^r w
on the fice of it
on ihe floor of the lioii*e
on Oie foei.a? of i «rmr 77
OB «he pfouod of lUli allh 5 raTt «7
% 7 TT*t

on the prousdt el tcmorit/ >^ri| %
WTTTf 7 ^

on tfieiT behalf T 7 ^ *^7 if
on tVeir onpoit tide*

*Tf 7 f

on ikeir own rstliatire art f), I 7 f 7 .
«f t

on l)>e left jViU Ttil
on (lie left, form, r<]aad i;riB Tlir
7 »jai 7 ^,

on the line of elY sVf 7 f. i WSra
on the {leratal of the ap|>licalion
t nfnftw 71

OB Ihe flea of % if
on the reroDimendaiioa of % arirafTf
77

oo the aeore of % an^

OB the ajict B i WM (c< <nwa)

OB the atreDpI) of % vii 77 , ¥ 77771
77

00 tf>e ifrenph of the laxf order
T 77 W^tl « Wtirt 77
OB the uadcrttindinp that ^ Tft*
7»W77fa

on the whole Bnn »77
OD timeanpht lime
OBtopcBetir theor 7 aoftsftTTTI
TPf

hatopeay (l.f. {.lator)- of an

IsdiTUnal orpaaiam] raftsiltB n.

ontolopiial oif; fn^Tclv
onteto'^ ftritlii/.
on tour 7t
on Iran-Lfcr TtnTPWTTT
on Inal arailgi 77
onui Lav mf m
oOQi of proof ^onna proliaodi
OBoa of prOTia^ (if^ Ct^ VI 77TT
onni prohandi (bordon o{ i7Oo0
7777

on Toyap: W7m 77
onward afeapateh fnfldmi
onward jonrncy Mlii A 7771
onward tnnsmiaaion aril $7147
ORfchautia (orargrowth of th« naiU)

onyehia JIftJ. 7a®f7 na.
onyehilia hnflaminatica of a

oai7) TOvtl w.

Oiiydioilartylua 2«ti. (lingen and
ton are fumiahol with 1blac]i>
horny clawa—CHU VnU09)7777t.
rpnurft

OoyeWleetea rofrontol. (aholl el 0.
{iwoaeaair waa Ions and narrow—
CON }ul9Jj<>4«ft6'ait^
Oojrrhephore a prototra-heaia a
rrotrarhetta Ztrt. TWftw ■ wif?*
SWPfirfaapf.

oeyxittirlwm fill from 57<*T. refer
ro>1 to IB Imina Unct'e Ln LopiAm-
ttt fodieiu |a xni)

00 (OctapOD OfScer) 7 7 (anHil7-
•rRtJd)
oo-am

oocyte ZooL wesihn /,
ooeeiom ZmI. (Gl. awa egs’ ■ra+
oifoa *|iooa«' m,

oopametc ifiol

oogimtmt BieJ (banag stmatet
nbihiting diatinctiona of lex)
fnilla^

B<>r.<5t»ni»j77/

ooprDea>a((ormattanofeg|*a) = oopeoy
«»*r»77 >1

«>oplea ^oof a t a nhi B m.
oopooial cJi ifiof fportainioj to lha
oosoninm B*ft) Al
oo'eniophorr Bof. (a tall or alalk
aorpoetiagaaonsimiain} TffifTf ta.
oopoeiuw* X Bo< itfil /.

S raihnroL Kietatlll/.
ookinete Zttt. (a roolilo atag a of tho

aygote)77J’n/.

oolite (or>- 'ogg* **S + •Ilia ‘alone,
rocl.’ 777) aranW m.
ooJitie aJ/, watiTta*

Oomycetea Biot. araTTTVlft n yd.
oophonli»=o»iriii« .Vnf. 1*117177^7

oeplatm BrarTTf m.
ooplaami' ad}- «*t77fl7
ooplatmic materiat arattiil 7*7
ooplael Bol. 1 (egg) «»7 «.

3 (ooapher#) ».

ootpenn Zeel, **75* «
ooepherc 1 BioL «.

2 BeC = ooplaoi «« egg » eroia
•rar a

oo*pore Sot- (Uia atiora- reauUing
from fertilization of at ogg ooll)

ooilepie ZocL (o*** + Ok. tieja 'roor.
A plalelika expana’on w]>iah helj<«
lo form a reeeplaelo for tlie egga)
* 7 tT 77 ftt *7 /.

ootlegopod Zeei. (o'*>*+ Gk. itrgi
'ruof. Ona el the thoracis lunU
bear iBg the hrnod pouch} W*T9f7f7

oolheeaworieapiule

o<*i»d yrmritm/.

•permmJlTTITiftnT
«>otyi>c ^ooL latVTw) ( 7\> ta.

««se th. (Germ, eat^iriarii, o/.diewen)
fifrat, 7777, mrui
<x»»e « 1 (act of onring) f^TTf OT,

3 Ottnnerraphf w.

oorooid iTool (arooidtdlr deielot>ed

from an egg) m

01’, (on cial pliotopaphor) 7TT»*t.
(7717*7 mft**)

OT.Iorilnanee datura) Tfl (ftr«rm4T-

««)

OP.(ootpoat)l). (^0)

O P. (arerproof) « I- (•rfl-g77lJ)
oparity 7771*777, *l777T<7r7t /.
fp*) (the Unglith word la from Sana
krit 77*) 177. 7*n)7W wu
opatMue fCc?. Ind

3 (a eolonri blue ^*10 liue, of low*
*7 laluration) "iflfl
opii (due Lluith Co! lad 7*7(77 »)«

■rtw

opalearcnre iTKnnTl /.
epaleaetnl adj. IT in nf l ( f\)

op4l«teant lattr*

IMS

opalescent Instre

Opalina ZooUUlity bare many nnelea
tad eiliita) TSlfr

0. rantrnm »I»t^-T|S7frTtfTr
opaline edj. (like op»!)
opaline graen (* eolonr. yellowish
green m hne, of low »T fitn-

■nd very high g brilliance)

opaline scarlet Cd. Ind. rwa sfrt

opagucflii;. TTTpsr "WT^T, qnrrn,

op. cit. (opera citato 'm the work
cited’ cjni, ntalu^ the

work cited IT.<r ) 3 tt

OP,D. (ont patients dept)

(TW-tVln fr-rPT)

open adj. 1 g:?!, wgwr

5 Foreilry (when the eanopy density
la under 0 5) ftp, gsrt

3 Oeoj. WTip. Tim.Tfp,

4 M<(r^'7> WT^

0 ft7^«r

6

Ttniifp

«p«n ei. 1 «m

3 (the einopy) Fcrutry •WVTTT?,
ftp^PT, rfriwj
a wirw (ppr, sinw *m
open accoQBt Cm. ftp #^*1
openair adj. erntaT. T’l. tOTTO.
opotir teision Edae, WT*T«.?Psr,
BRr, gS S b *5

openair lempratare amvnr tiTT
opn an accoanC Ce»i» fewinrpwn,
irwt esT*^, btitt

open ■ pnblie bnildlog ITT?

open are lamp ftp^^T
opnbiU W% n. (Pall ftftrfj

occurs in irf^rrtftw?)
opn balk ftp sjai
©pB bundle Sot. (contaimn* cam-
bium m) iprfl p
opn chain Ckem ftp nw^
opn-chaift compound CAem. ftp-

o pcn-cl iain hydrocarbons CAen. ftp-

t^hirT

opB chci^e Banhnj (not erotseil
cheque) ftp S4i^5r, srt i^ rr

open drenit phft. ftp 7ff77
open eommuBity Sot. ftp BJTW

o pen c owpetitioa ftptJipT,

open country 1C7<»9^
open conrt l (* court tbit is m
session and organized for the Iran-
saetion as eueh of official business
as distingnisbad frsoi the eitting of
a judge in chamben) ftp *i;iJrT? 7 ,
**rnrP7

2 (a court at the transaction of
which the public are free to be
present) gwtfttl *flnTwsr
open cover i ftp snTrn
2 (an informal document handed
by a marine losuraoce company to
an applicant— Aiyar) ftp ii) 77 ^
jpen credit Com I ftp Bwpt
2 eblank credit fttcawi^
open door pot.cT ftp jty sftfij
opened 44 , msirtTl ftp
opened stock ftp
open rntlosure gwj ntTI
opener j ^

^ P^tilfs (that which opens and
spreads out waste) fftre m.
open esuie ftp btti. arrrH <t 7 Ti
open fire nrrt wsspu
open fold Cwf.ftlBlTnjpr
opa forest gwr p. ftp p
o po ge neral iieeac«(OGL) firth

open fowaoe. marsh njangold(Co/jAo

IXJfuifrii) r)s^ ^
open-hearth furnace Wf

open hearth process =SieraenaJHar.

tin process ftpgpft

opting 1 rnr. fip ^ g, „

2 PTTT, irTTSVSi n.

3 Fcreitrf wrvm m,

4 Forutry efTOTpi ■.

6 (m orbit) ft>AfAa/pner. ffty n.
opening and rlosiog ^

«rti '

op™-B„a ,io.,„. .,„v,
tnn M7TSI

open fnTezia

opening price g 7 tHf ?l-qp
opening sheet ffnfnn 77

opening stock Com g TT »W S|-p»>7

opening words JTitriw*
open irrigation work
77^Tf5.^«T

open letter (a letter of protest or
appeal, addressed to an individual,
but intended for the general publia
and printed m a newspaper or
periodical) ft^^ P gtti qtt
openly enjoy gSr ^ ft ^

open market ft^?r ftTft

open market operations ftfr.ftTft.

opening fire irV) w»iti
ojiening for light SVm-ftTT
opening of the shooting sesHinwiftp.
*tg*i7m*r

open mmd ft-T^p RSf
open mine ^Trg.Wrt
open place ft jt
open policy 1 (Vpiftft
2/niBranee (is one m svbich the
value of the ship or goode m-
aorei le to be ascertained 10 ease
oMoss) nfinjifrrifrpftw, ft|v

open question

open ranks msreb Drill aiRtS.JrtWr
open nsk (u „ ,0 ^

person familiar with the buiineta
instantly reeogaue it) rtn

open aea Intern. Laio ftyr smr
open acasoBi (wherein the killing of
game or catching of fish Is permit-
ted) en^ m.

2 wrrf.^ W-, g»fT Tig
open iecret 8^
awara: nz gw ffii irwft

open slipftgTTvfr

open space ftgw Wrt, gwt wpr

open stand Forettrf gwj Bi 7

open lender ftgw ftftxr

open ibo esse tt? WTTJW WTsn

o pen the debate TTXftTTX aumr

“f™ ftfhira t |w

g^ '

open to objection emrw»sr«
open top can ftg, ^ ^

?I^Trtt

op«

OphiucViu*

open 1016

open valve fetJ *711
open verdict Law (a verdict on a
prelimin^ inveetigatioo. finding
the (act of a crime bat i-ot itating
the criminal or nndmg the fact of
a violent death vrilhont diicloaing
the eaoae)

open wagon Bly, wii^iT^d eig*,
ttrO (iM covered wagon)
opera rttfta-TTSI n

opera company tirUlRlW ««viv
opera glaaa Tim
opera houae bifls^lSQ TtlWI /
operand IfalA n

opera perlormaiiee ArfliRTStlSTlrr
opera pioV (a eolonri yellowiah ted
tt=rrt)T la hse, of loiv »» aatnra-
tion and very high 3 brilliance)

operate * i 1 S

(both from Conet)

e t a «TSfr. fieri rw. «?*i.

*t*i

s *w«, rrtrt

4 J/aia. ftrtrm

operate an aceount *Vin
arperate aiQtiltaAeocily

renn ^

operating-capacity fieri «<m, Bern*

str «4

operaiingcammiuee fieri ttftrfi
oparaiiog coaia Cex^ aiiwa err>mn

operating potition t *n finfir

a rhatcg mrr ftrfit. ttrft« 1 -fwft

operating tbeatre li^M l<llt n.
operaliDg loliage PAyl ftmOW
^vrpn

opernlion 1 mrf, *rf, f?r n

2 fm / < fitricTO fi. ,

3 (o( implementa) ■»ioH n < n ,
anrpei. Jrftn *m

4Cfie>e-«il« (it abovitd beprelar-
red to ^*tl ‘action')

S»dealing rcov Tvr •

6 fVair|t (rert «

? (of *0 act) sr^ n-

8 Mil b%n »

9 Slit} itrrvfi n

B>»)oc operation jigT fr*r*4
niipor opcralioa «err4
ptioopa) ofieralioo rW7t VJTrrw
leeoodary operation ifm Vt*rt 4

operational areas etn* egr
operatiotial co>ti qfgtrr
operational Iimiution Imr-tflnT
operational restnclions Rtf nainr-
inr»a»r

operational atandarda * 1 * (ttg
operation coats
operation fees mt|*t$ ^$ae
operation of law f^rf4*sir^4, (r^ ICI

operation of nacliine itr^ *TRa
operation orders ( 1 * 1 $ ar]^
operation room nyr-attae
operationa A/il 4ltl<i n.
operation table fier-Tzn
operation ibetirc viriiin
operation theatre sister ve<l 1 il 1 (’>Tf)*

operslion theatre alaO ll9rinit>*4*

operative od^ innl (t^)

3 SuTff. ttyy*

operaliren (workman) vA*Tl n
operative ophtlialinology
operative part ffyn? etW
operative surgery (that wbieb dealt
wt(b Dolboda or operative proe^
dnree— DorUod) Bfewi-rw
operator l

3 Com. *«l ( 8). *19* m.

4 lf<ilA.«9W8)m.

operator’e weekly ebeck>up wr^ Cl
trroifit* CfbBvt
opereoUrn. rwf RuiaifMI n.
epetenUr bone Zoof.
opercular cell Bet firm-chn
opercular ^anbvr Znd.
opercular fold ZccL tnd
op oreufaied ndy . ftfgc
operculifevoua lobe Zed.

Opereulist jJol fitffifcimfii

O, tnrpethnm (falie ialap, Indian
lalap. Indiao thnbaeb, taibalh
rootp iorbilhptiirpath) cmT^t-rtr^*
fivci (Bmo firrfl^

opcrmlnm D,«t (lid of tba theca)

firem B

Cpbrtia (a colonra redditb blue-rad
^'tlltyv in hnei of low tatnra-
lion) armfttnftrw
Ophelia alatawSwertuaUti Dot.

Ophelia albJsSwertia ilerusiata
Ophelia cleg ms = Swertu jogu'ti.

folu inr |,'ii(i(Klla
Ophelia lawii^Sucrluliwii
ophiiahite r.trcv in.

(op' I »f*')
opbiileidc nfiMTO n

Ophidia 2 ooI «57 mpl. wi?-K^ns|

in (>* 3 rn a ilior.ler)

0 phi*mociliDg Pcitc^ erfitir CJ757 ij.
(ophitie tiPniftav;)

Opliiorephalut Zool nonfir

'a Lind of from «T 7 yt*e)
Opbioglossaeeae {e/ hio- ‘serpent’ "(C
+ Gk gfotia 'tongue' fi'fililot

fin »

Ophio'loseiim Dot. (from cykio-wfi-h
slmtaf’fi) *fiffir|5 unfit
O vulgatum (adder's tongae.
Chtitt'a tpear) R1in*n ■(gfiis
Opbioflypha Zeel (upkii 'serpent’ +
Oil ?Ipp*o ‘to carve’) »%7S 53Tft
0 laeertoei nini*c efsTJ
cpbioploieui Zed. (the plui«ui, or
larva. e>l a brittle star) m.

(short for fiistvfrtifkwj
Opkiorrhica B«t W9?4ft n»r%

0 miiojOl (Indian anaVe root,
mongovaa plant) tntrt*(tH!n^
(B,N .M , Tal. llt^)

Ophioihna Zool. wre mnfi*
OphioxyloD aerpeotiouiOsiRtaH'ol*
fit serpentina

ophite Felrep KfgTtitm (Gk opAiris
akin to «r? C( *rtk\.in cflyc^)
ophiticod; (texture oharactemtio of
dolentesOTfirtirr— Giambers Accor-
ding to Johannsen 1.225 ophitie"
dolerilic) CTfimifisiC
Ophiuchi tre under Ophinehus
Ophiuchid Aitron. CinSTTWI 7Wt /
OphiucbiiiwSerpeotanui •• Serpent
Bearer Ailron. Cinuiui /.
a OphiurhioRatalhague JWSt itin-
ftidi y.

Ophiurhi _ Cehalrai fitftc wm-

d OpbiiiehiaYed Prior WTri*
tnsi/

« Uphiurhi»Ycd Posterior 7 t>cn
•nrnnett /.

n Opbiofhi — Sebik ware mnuiwj

Ophiurida

1047

oppoaita train

Opliinrhi = MarCk ^0*

RT?T/.

OpViurida (serpent stars) ZooL

m (with simple nonbran-
che-1 arms) n-pl.

Ophiuroiilea Zocl m pj-i

f>i

Ophrydiam Zool

Ophr)durilis Ares ^jTT^-sraifa (tha
birds are n the habit of hunting
abont in trees 19 and bnshes and
nerer descending to the ground)
Ophryodendron Zool. irrf^il^-snfTfif
Ophryoglens Zocl aiaiHaiO Sdlfa
Ophryotrocha Zool (chie8y remark
able for the possession of aegmentaU
ly arrangeo girdles of eilia— -CNIl
II 320) qT«il«K-B3Tfl
Ophryi = Li-tera

Ophrysij Jrri fhftq^-UJrfd (ftRTTIi
occurs in ^*)

ophthslu-, ophthalmo- (Gl opA'
tkslmiis 'eye )

ophthalmia b ophthalmitis
ophtlialraiac (one having ophthal-
mia) 5 (bJTW "•

ophthalmia Dfonatorum ^TTPrariVr

ophthalmie aJj , qrrgT
ophthalmic artery Amt "siyq
ophthalmic branch •aitj’fl 5t|«i
ophthalmic disease ^ ftn

ophthalmic operation » gq «im* 5
ophthalmic practice /.

ophthalmic sternum Zoof. ^rgq WJT-

ophthalmic surgeon (snrgcon apecia-
lired in all the three branches—
me>hcinet aurgery. refractive erro-
rs) ^ siTqfvrftrir?,
ophthalmic aurgery VigT ITfU
ophthalmicus profundus Zod. rnftp

ophthalmicus supcr6cialis ZeeJ ST^.

ophthalmioui a,]/.

ophthalmitis ophthalmia atfsfi^

ophthalmo- sophthalm.
ophthalmologist ligfln n.
ophthilmotogv argqr/.
ophlhalmomcicr ra

Opbthalmosaurua Palronioi *rS|rRTI-

U-llfd

ophthalmoscope m.

ophthalmoscopy aisdwi/,

-opia = -opsia .idigm ss
opii pulvis

opii scdalnus PAnrm. CtHtg sr^^
Opibomdea = Phalangida

opinion *ra, arftnrr II . m.

opinion of counsel CT arfk-

*rr

opinion of court arnrn^-aritnn
decs«Jon of court

opinion or recommendation itfinn
w«ni wflnan
opisth c opiatho.
opistho-, opisth- (Gk ojiislltcn ‘at or
on the back)qT3‘

Opisihobranchia ZaJ. (gilla posterior
to the heart) rwi m

opisinocoelous odj Zool. (concave
behind)

opisihocoetous vertebra
41^

opiiihocomeBhoattia
Opi*tb*coiei (suborder) Zeol ^sqfsi-
■rntfn.

Opi-lhocomidae ZooL ru

Optsthocomus Zeot. ^PnfeJTarft
Opi-lhoglypha Zool TWfftfra- ns pL
Opisthogooeau z«l qirsftaija^
n (u^ad subclass)

Opisihomt Zool. arevra'ftitq-rm n.
opisthooephros Zoot. q^ a i s* n.
Oju«lhorcliiidae (a family baring
the testeo at the posterior end of
the bod}) qi^^q-%Vt m.

OpiitborcbisZooI- BTafqa-tnnf?i

0, feliDcus fan^ HfuiTn
O. aincnsis (fonod in liver) qp^-
qraiTvi

opisthosoma Zocl- St4*iq m. (metv
aoma qqquq) *

opisthotic 1 a.};. qsqtfj|«

3 % qaa»onfttr„
opium Kf5%a„,styiq
Opium Act ai(g%a arfiifimi
opium chest
opium coolrarior
opium dcpartmcoi fqtmi

opium denratire srfg^ (^'qvq
opium factory
opium lotion ssf^ arq%n
opium poisoning

opium poppy iPaparer somniferum)
Bet. wrgi-i-jtq
opium series srf|%5t-JTRn
opium aliop pass-book at^%a- w rq ui -
sq-gtai
opium smoking
Opium Smoking Act

wfafqqa

opium smoking assembly
*nq WWl

opium store register ir^^a-tnriirm-
q^

Opolemur ZooL •T%iTfe-5rai&
opoMum Zool.

opotherapy^ organotherapy TW-

opponent a fag-jl (-rk) m.
opportune 04/ aqjqa, Hgfer, ?itr-
(ancient word)
opportnmst mHW T ft { l\) n
opportumty arajiT (Const ), (niVl n.

at the earliest opportnnity qqi til g
opporlunily co>t Em. iHHT-q iftq q
opportnaity of defeadiBg Itself
»> «T JiTOT

opportunity to be heard
WtHT* Hqjijmf

opportunity to cross-examine fffir-
qflsraci Ktrat
oppose eb. fln>« «T»rt
opposing coople Zool. gra
opposing bouses atfag^ ^
opposing reactions afafaq i ^

opposite aJj. 1 figsi,

qi

2 ftyfla,

3 (going la the opposite direction)
HftvTTdl (.fJ^)

i Dot wfw^

opposite and decu«iate Bot. wfirgrt
sftr rqmsa

opposite cell Bat arfwgn qfffl
oppo«ue direction Yj-^. (^ ^
opposite effect TstM snTIT. ftw
ffWIX

Purged a.f/,pAy,.

opi-osite parts l/jH.
opposite partv

opposite scn-c j/j/j,. arfitf^

opposite aide Sfatk. ftgw gxj
opposite stipule Bel. wfwgrs argq^i
opposite tram Sound sfailllfl gn iHim

eppotitiloliiu IMS eptimua btiglit

«ppo«iti{eba« Tax, (with I«itm
isitrtftS DO ft ittm op})o«itft to ftfteh
etbtr)

«ppo*ittoB 1 ftrV* m.

S Pel . Pari Practtee siftTS n.

i AttTra.^[^/

iLetie araO'l n. __ ^

cotttrftTT oppotitioB hIi'M'I

*nh-eoBir»r 7 oppoiiuon

eODlrinetp

»ttb^nir»nelj ftrW
coBtradictory oppoiitiOB tVTVT^

COBtridlCtlOO BllVla

(ulfaltcrD oppo«iHoo TTlftra Sft-

atn

lub-tlterDile

iDb-ftlterDalioD '4tnia®l

•qntre of oppotiUOB

»ppo*itioa beBeb«* ftrt'ft TPi sfiUM
aiaiit«ml bea«h«»

«ppoiitioa of «

«ppeiitioB of propoiitiooi £^« aw*

awi'sWfn

cppMMwatTTWi^^ fft.

{ft* ec«rtioa)

^ppfCtiiTO beat KW

opprobnootaJ/
epprobnoB /

•opoa "Srawi,

-op»n Bot, Zeei. -"IW
OP. apint m 5 awa
opiatie BiotameqttutB Petrel (Gb
apuffoi ‘babftd’— Tjitall p^U
ariR

•pUtiie Dood Gram,
ftplie cij 1 (of or partftioiflC to t|.
iion)t»-, tft .

3 (of or pertaioiol to Ibo tjt)
S(raIati9{to optie«)«T%a. aiftf-

6 a

aftiealaJ/ I (rtUtiag ta the eeieeea
of optioa) wi(«l6a
S (ralaSioj to I'itbf) aTT’’-

SUaUtin. to tiaion) aft, ^rfca,

•ptiral arr»**«nri Plifl- aiftW W’

•ptMsl artiTitr p> optiatj Fbyi ,

CW a-feai/.

optical ao^podc cia%. cfin ufiua
optical axis Viga *9
optical bcBch (assftattftllf ft bemoa*
tal tod) *Tfr9 ^ iw.
optical ecDtie «i^rc fa^
optical comDusaotcaopue cbiaiBa
optical coutBBU Crpst VtftTVr^nTV
epical eoBTCDtioa TlftTV vHr
optical cttbe = bipnsai Jnt4t^ ■.
epticil dcfma ft tfe ift

optical dcBsitp aam aaat
optical doable n optical doable star
dilpoa (lanaailTtbo taraoliaaef
•]j>bt) faiftYw grtMim /.
optical doable aur=oplical doable
optical electroBS fprodocft tho asus-
aion of light— Benoftlt) 9Tftr9 fa^*

T9

opueat illoaioD a(s*Vtl
optical tediraior arfnc^Trv
optical lottroaieei 9Tga daai*t.

crRta, •ifa* ■
optical tBTeriioo vrfnc vaa^
optical ttosenan Ckeaa. ViflTV 991'
aat

optical laotctB aija arfta
opucallp actice (powmied of ottieU
•etiTitjr ot opticity aifta!) ^rffl*
mat^

opticalW ftctire itoBctt cifinnaT^
atvift

optKallp dcBse %itua tra
optictllp inactiao «*irim«l'l,(aifCTt
ortit»tjf—opt'«»l ftetmlj)
opticallj rore aitltd ftTia
optical Bcdion wntJnvtR
optical pbenoacBOB afV 99 la
optical pnlB Sara. vrftt9 Awa
optical propertica Bftnia 59
optical pjrOBCtcr wrf^ Bltaaia
optical pyroBctcy vlfbc aaiaRtft
optical acclioa vant-mA m,
optical act Vtftta

O] tical ftipaarc Soro- 9Xa6<l>a*a «,
optical ijatcB^rfba'Affif (toBibiaft*
tioa ofa:^

optMT asta t ifiacrdl VTftTV ««

9 (of tha arobUD-optical aiii
9^99

optic capsule ZmL T^BTBT
optic rbisaoiSBOpticsl commiMare
OrUbftUoL ttcBRlf (t^^WnwTS),

Optic «p ZoeL

optic disc = optic cDtrisee a optie
pspnis sfli* wL (aot beeftOfto

It IS ft spot dsTotd of tight)

optic cDtrsDcoBoptic disc
optic fibre rfr-traj
optic fortmen Zed.
optic gSDpllOB Zccl
optic ptiad Zed- rri4&9
opticisn 1 (one who dssls la optieftl
lastnimeats) 9TfnlB9 m.

3 (esa who msbos . ) oiHiiaVif ia>

S (ons who DsVes ipoctselco) 97*
8R|9IT m.

4 (one shilled la optics)

fft.

epticitt (s speeislist in optics) 919'
^•u

opticitp PAyi , Cikefft. (optica! Bcticitr
or retslery power) /•

Optic lobe Zed. <9
Bpiie Bcnre
opueo. (cptielrft*
opticoohcBlesl ajj
optic orpsBelle ^eof. vrftrt firinvT
Bptie pspillswoplie disc
opue pedicle ZeelVt:^
optie tsdiit'ioM dftot
optics >[seitnee of light) inftrftl /,
{V ftrn.to shins)
biolopea) optics 6 B> 9 lftTtCl
{^eomririosl e|<tin^f 96 B 9 tftT 6
pbptieal optics 9Tftr6

phpaiological ftplips 1rB-9tfr6
optic stalk ZoeL TTfsa a,
optic lhalainuswtbalaaus dBat.t%
ftwt n.

optic tract illA^ TCBB m.

optic ccDtricfe woptocoefe iToof.lTj^T

/.

optic Tcsiele Enirfd. C'fTtTBft
opligraph tg&ni Hi.
opdniisot StTTTTTTT is, "»•

(tr. Lai eptmai ‘the best’)
oplimiit {-*T) as-

opliMom aJj BtIH

opUmiiBi MoJiiioBs sr^faire wBwtt
optimum carte Dd. SC99«tni *9
oplimam detelopmeBiSTJ^atBafem
optimum dose 9 STB!

optimum growinj; spice Ferulrr
BiIsiBftlll

optimuB bcight Farrtlrj KSfan

optiraua holding

10>9

ora nriclea

H)ptImom hoMin;; n
optimum initial apacin* Fortstry **3*
^«ni anrftm
optiinna locality
optiinam moisture *f5T"WT
optinam point at gt^T ff f»*5
optimum populatioa STt*

optimum ran^e {o{ temperature) *t3"

wftnfWl

optimum temperature wjl^aiT trn
option 1 T»in/.

at bujer't option %?n it T*3T 9T
3 Com PI.

call option (option to bu)) TV-

double option iwnfrTFT
(TTWt)

put option (option to lell)
fTl57

aiaple option
optional od;

optional adrance atfcnt

optional ap|>earanre WIVtv TTfttr^
optional referendum
oplioa in rotlon ^$7
opto. 1 (optiei danotinit *uidn)cfk<
3fT*.t¥-

optoeoelesoptic ventricle c'lHI

opto-];rani Phyiiol. (tbe image on tbo
retina) /. (mr-tR)

opiologiral 4,//.

optelo^iit w V t ^ft T w.
optolo-y

optometer Pkyttel. iftWH n.
opiometrieal ad>. rfWrfW
optemetriat n.

optometry iferfirPr/.
opto.pboae tn wn n.
optotype 3TtJ. (tight Ueting lypea)

tfe-STm.

Opnntia Bet. arnTm-ffTrft

O. cocciaeiliferaBcoebiaeal c*o
tua (with scarlet bemee— Baan)
trratTfft niiiiai

O. diUeoil (prickly pear, jljpper
thorn) wai*n anrn:* (Baati^ ^n.
Hia. Mar. ^I^rvo, Uri. **jco*eni.
Tel. Tam- Sen. mafaJalS)

O. Bonaeantba (with oos pnekla
or arilb fro of ohichmaa ia larger

than the otbor— Biso) *nn-

▼T!

O Diprieana fonsnircai
O polyacaniha ^nrrai

O eptnoaiatima itTilT'iT (rp|.

neitiiimo *cl<nely beaet with
thorns" 031*1'

O ainrta (juieai* applied (o nlee'i
— Raau)

OpiiBiialea fiol stPITW-^H n

R (Opium Rules) « fil (llf{T3-fim)
or eiim

orach (sny plant of the genna AtripUz)
/. (for eaplanatiOQ aes dfri.

pUx)

oracle 1 (it^'ft/,

9 fflT f».

oral tuij I sHfll

2 Pluirm. ^ (aa a medicine
for oral uae)
iZeel gn-.g^n

oral admioiatraiion ihfHV »TTnTT*t,
oral agreement

oral and wnlten rfriWv 1 ^ fWrrt
oral aorta Zoof g«*S|N«d1
oral application tftfn
oral arm ^aof. (one of tbo nnslilie or
itreamerliLe proloegationS o( tba
distal end of tbo mannbnum) gw>
tnj, gnarwei.
oral cavity gw-gn
oral cone Zoof gwttf
oral contract Lav MiTT

oral eo<|airy ^^7*91

oral evideoc* Lev Aftn nrtw (tee
avid cnee)

oral eaapBinatioo ^l{<n nfttftT
oral gr«evr Zoet. gw nntriT
oral hood Boel gw-o*
oral lease ^Hn TH
O^al lobe Zod. gw-nf«
oral neibod Educ. nVfwT fl^
oral pole 2<xif,gW'^
oral purchase

oral nog-eestel Zoof. g^n nwn-
•TfgiO

oral atJtement Lav «W»« ^irt

oral ancLer ZocL

oral surface Zod. gw-ww

•nl leatarle ZonL gw4rm

oral test tOvt

oral teaUmooy Lov erfOTTn

oral transactiont sHw*

orange 3Ttri fit , gfart

orange-bellied cbloropsis Ara sn1>T)»

orange'bellied Ifimalayan squirrel
3 /amm ^lit]f»y f^JTTW7 fnnft
orange-breasted in^nVra
orange brown stTtg
orange bullfinch dees stlfn
orange emsh srrWl*! TH
orange developer Co/. /Bd.JTitnfirt,-
m

©range flower iT^n.jeq

orange flowered gomfEncasyptiisea/o.

p/»p//a) •n}»ll«T ■g%7f
orange flower waleraraqna aortnlii
flona Pharm. »tw is.

orange C rntn *r »
orange-headed ground.thruab Are*
•ntn

orange juice airnt-Ttr
oranje lead Cel. Ltd nrtn dW
orap plily p ernel (Jpogall,, arvenfu)
jritwmfl/, i lmift
©range Pa ddy (» colour, reddish rad-
) allow <liTftmiahua, efvarj high
laturation aad high ahnllignea)
HTftftarfirnK

orange marraalaJe •ntri-TTC m
orange minivet dies f f^TTr
orange peel 1 Piam. 31<*I-TTO
2 (a colour, rad yellow m'ftT in
hue, of very high wf-r aataration
aod high U bnllianee) fftfWttPftr
orange red Cof. /isd. Wtt*I OK
orange iquuh infn nm*
orange tree (Cifrtis aaron<ittffl) grfn
m.

orange winet.Tinum aunntii '
orang'wond (drfocarpus intajri/otsa)
731? n. (B ,N..3r )

oringile (eolonr orange-yellow) 31 ?-
fm m. ( r» for mineral)

orang.ouUng,orangutan33 nrgTm.

ora aerrata Anal. T*37-3»7 n.
oratiodireeu Oram. VTUgrtT, gvnt-

oration (rhetorial addrett) gW7 q »| «.
(s« apeech)

©ratio obliqua Crass, wrftftg. «».
oratory 3fqTt,

ora urirle* (poisUd peoeouae} Zed,

orb

lOSO

Older of aililietion

orb Aitren. tn
orbicular adj.

orbicular bcDC = orbicutare Zod,
ffierfrw

orbiculare = orbicular bone
orbiculana aai m

ocbicultni oculi enfiTT WV,

orbicularis orts Anal g® r»

orbicular ligament WIJ

orbirulus ciliinsspara plant

orbit X^relcitial orbit ililron
/. Urora «liwr)

3 (eyoaoeket) arftrfV m (irom Pall)
orbital injury

orbital motion iiiran %Vfl-rtfi
orbital notch Zod rtfl n
orbital pad of fat OpUhnlmoi. MiJ'Tfn
TOTp tiv. (pad 'that wtueh fills up
naoeeupied apaea'i iR-Tl" 'rouod the
ey tball)

orbital plate OpUWiie^
orbito^thmoidal oAj Zod kIv tt*ra
orbilo Basel canal Zad
otbiie-iphccoid fi Zed arfir ir^
(short lot *rt5(TT*a’rt*'0
orb weaferngeometne spider Zad,

Orea'^dul. Rlifinivmnr anei
act word because of itl

eery larta sue)

O. iladiatoratm
O. rcclipinna sv^Ttil anifttg»
orcein (Ilalian ortdle archil'
abbreviated to tl) Cbem )t{<R m
Orcella Zod Rvejrfttg*trjri& (^5*
ancient word)
orcellioe Cof /ikf. tbTTefl /

orchard t*^ort fi
orchard yrastococksfoot
orchirdm;; tTTB n>

runt

orchanl trees ^

ercbella mussaorchil
orchclia wecJmarrbilaorchil

Orcbr^Ila ^atd TTjr» iTxft
o villoaafnrrPB

Orcbeitij

<1. catimiBa werfl

Orrh,,uaae (tiroii, eontsimaj

the beach fl»aa—W »bj Hlftg-dtl as.

orchestra 1 (tbeepaco Bead by a band
o( instrumoDlkl peilonnera)

»•

2 (a band of performera on rarioca

inatramonta) m

3 (act of instrameota .) h.

orchestral oAj

orchie aij Anal (tesnenlar)

orchid 1 Bot <(lefi|l1a m

3 (a eolotir> hlno-rod •fl'H*! in hoe*
latniation and brilliance medium
im) tjwftWT**

Orchidacete Bot n (Irora

Samotficbiim ■dletflJieild)

Orchidilca fidi si-

orchid pink, (a colonr>hluiah rod trrr-
^ 10 hoe. of high 7^ aatoration
and high A brilliaoee) nhprKl®
orchlloarchil Cof. /»d. imw a.
orclill brown Cel JnA SPira »W
orcbil liquor Cel Ind Tfl
orchil pule Cct Jnd )iqT?i |t^
orchil red CeL Ind. )<ARt qwi
Orchil Bet (betha with fiesby lobers
or rootstocks)

O. Uiifoliafaareh orchid)

0 in«cuta(cnaJ*orebia)S*nq.Oe-
ftiv

O mono = greeo-WMiged ctthiB
(Br FI p 1313) <rnqi ^Afnc

orcbitif ifeJ, fTwiW r*.
orcin klfir/.
orcinc kr« /.

orcinol tju erceUo 'archil* del", ab.

brevialed to %) kra et
ordain cb \ (to establish by appoiet
meRl. decree or law, to loctitots)
feftw *TW1

3 £<rf wTsn (Bnddh word)

ordaioed eJj Bed VAttew
ordeal Aftsti/ (commonly uted
10 Marathi. “ffsi^erillWaHlflwTrflg

fire ordrat aaSw wftwi
ordeal bean— Calabar bran IPhfio-
lUjvia rmnetnm) rtT* a m/I /,
order n 1 (regular arraocemaBOKnei.
3 (custamary mod# of procedsre)
ATft. ni47*fy/.

3 sBAttn (ConatX

( (a rule made by a competent
antbority) wi^fl in. (Const.)

6 Bel «.

6 Zed. M.

7 (of BOlO**^ »»•
in order

ID goodordcr grtt^f^tni
point of order

Handin' order SrrA «n\tl (Const )
order rJ 1 "CJl at WiIMt, aquRtfH wi^i
Santlt^

to call to order (a^ m an assembly)
•BAWi wrfktt *t<T
the ^overtusent are pleased to
make the fellovring order Atrer
^asiflrf^ ^ ^
order affinoin' decision felntBiJ*
Ml^tl

order appealed againit ati^tr
ftr? S-UlkTA fipBT sptt p
.order book en^Tt-SW*
order theque errf^
ordetRl «d;.

order for disrbarglh 7^(4 ^

WI^fT

order for moBcy 4A k ail^
order hanog the torce of a decree
in5ft8.»ntnant «ri\7t
order in appeal gAtil^ qt WI^tT
Order Ineertae Seitis Zeol,
fwfit nsi

order-io-couneif qfrt^.etT^ (Const )
ordering of trams Bfy
order id writing eii^ai

order in wntiog fefart atl^ ^
orilerlesi adj anu, amig.

Tot

orderliDFii giqtup/.
orderly od; WTg gtqqfw*
orderly n wr^TeTf*. an^TtWoi,
orderly arraa|eneni Klt*T finffTH
orderly imagination qmq vmi
orderly officer «n\7 ni yB arfeurO
orderly organisation gtquftipi NtlJW
orderly peon sn^WAT* 'Wtfl
orderly room «i^yrqtgc.«V9
order mi; nmi’UB aii^ll
order of adjudiratioo Can stfyfksfeT*

order of aflllulioii Caw (an ordar
adjudfiag a man te he tha putativo
(atbar of a baalard ebild)

Older of an equation

1051

ordinary neceisariea .

orilerofan equation Hath' RnteTI'
tn^

order of a surJ 3/a{4

m

order of chivalry

order of courie rpn^Jt

order of court WT^TT

order of discharge Admin. S^^fr*

Wt^st

order of felling Foratry
order of giaJalioo tO 3ItT

order of hardness TSfy ^r«ie«

Ttl

order of merit •J’’***^

ord*i of priorit

order of leoioVat *rt«Tqrt-Wl)?T

order of senlorit) 5er?tn*'5t?
order of aequeece
order of amallness = acale of amatU
ness ir&th. »t^3t-W=W*7?n «rj{»
order of succeesion Zaio TWTTfl^-
KtT

order of toepessioe ttPR-en^
order of the day (progremme sot
down for the day)

order of the reaction sriervqT'Tq
(Baaoetti EaeVh)

Order * Order *! Pori. Praefiet tHltlR

wrant

order, original or appellate enm
jstR^an^n

order or inatruetiott* Wi^n eni^rWg*
order pasted on appeal

fpn *nn

order passed or made by irn OlfifT
enr^T ficqT nvi •'T^
order respecting the possession of
inioiOTable pruperty Lav anft
WTftt^’sir’t

fiidtri 1 ,4i<ni». »B
3 (of soil) rnr in

9 Eeel (ordinatioo) Stfi'lll/. (/ur.
thtr tei order)

power to mike orders Mi^n

nr«

without special order*

to lake orders Wyiq

ordera and instructions *n^ etTy
«3>tl
order-sheet

order* lo council (Coait.)

order* of cenaare
orders of Council

ordera of general appliistion tntn*B
5^tn ^ ettXn

orders of CoveriMiictit ■trjC

oniera of lever* P4ja. 3inB-5lT w
order* solicited *n^ ^ ?7T

€\fetr

or(l«Stothecoolrary aftfff
order supplier
otdinat=ordical nnmhcr
ordinal number dt-rtVBT
ordinance aiiei^ai fii (Const )
order aiig« (Const.)
art arfrf^W (Const )
ordinarily nfinrtTqi tConst >. ttntt-

ordioanW reside HTOTTW^ OtlTR
ordinarily resident (tivn^nr f^tSl
ordinary adj. I niuqq
extraordinary nNIUlfq
general

panicular fe^n

i (betoogiog to irhat is nsnai. nsual)

ordinary accoabt rales tnOTl^ ^<tT>
firatt

ordinary algebra ^elementary alge-
bra tm&BV

ordinary amalgam J/meroI. mwoi

ordinary ambassador tntnra
ordinary soJ aecood grade clerks
Biinra ^ Jraa
ordinary and special reoiioders
tnnnq ifty Wiq ai^ran*
ordinary aaoual general meeting
linn*q ariq^sr^

ordinary articles of furnitore ttTSira

ordinary busmess ttrqiTK
ordinary camphoric aeid CAem. RT-

ordinary care tltqTr>l W%V!.

RTBtTSi ui4V|-|t

ordinary caulioo Zoic mqiyn tnn-
'TW. RTjnw anrtral
ordinary course Rtnira *t|
ordinary course of business mu f a q
Rltqq

regular course of business
oidiuary coarse of daily business

ordinary crossli^sA* crossing B/y.
Btmra

ordinary debt Com* tn’*TT7l
ordinary denatured spirit tTTVItW
Rfssraq

ordinary diamond ^{f

ordinary diligence Zatn RIR[*tT Wf-

ordinary disease RjqH®l Tin
ordmiry district staff UNir>I B«TB*

ordinary division clerk ttratTR 4{KI<I-

feft*

ordinary duty HTBqn A-dtit
ordinary epidermal cell Bot Riqqai

iim

ordinary everyday style (of language)

ordinary espenditure <77

ordinary expenses (TrTTPt *77
ordinary fare RNIT’I »ngl
oidintty F*cap paperWaitR {qRtiftq
77

ordinary flood* OTOrni Tip
ordinary force wraitw 7?t
ordinary genem) meeting ttivrrn
SRTT*7irilani7

ordinary grademTlTVI 777
select grade nt 777?
ordinary grade clerk Rnim 777

ordinary head of expenditure t77
77RT7TT7 7)7

ordinary honeycomb (weave) rerlifsa
Rnnr7 7)7777

ordinary image PApr 777717 tR^Ri

ordinary inspection 7T7IT7 07097
ordinary (deputy) jailer 717JT7 (T7)
7717775*

ordinary jurisdiction 777777 |nr7«

ordinary law 7177T7 OtOt
ordinary leave 77777 «ra«77
ordinary letters and files 777717
77 ^ 7f777T

jrdinary licence 7171X7 WjrjOw
ordinary maintenance 7177X7 tlTTfct
ordinary man 7777X7 *70 b
ordinary meeting 7777X7 bOx^XTH
ordinary member 7rdII7 XXTX7
ordinary necessanea of life
7771X7 7T7T79Xn^

otdinaTT nesligsnce 10 j 2 oigtnie mtiogen

*rdin»ry oeglifence Lav OTSTW
RWI?

onliiury ocfurrenee hihp«
erdiniry oCfir« hours STW*g

ordiBirr onpni) «Til jonsJirtion
tar WNU'fl ^ W 4 'l< irrf'reTT
erdiDiry partner Con »ntft

•rdiDirj paiteoger i 2]f wiyuwvf^-

•rOiDiry person iliyU'JI a^fV

•r^iait7 point ^alA •TT^TT^f^^
•rJiurj poit MNI?*I TTX
•rdinarj postage sumps qr^TT^ In*

•rdintry powers qitjtT’t .rfqEqt
•rdinary printing qrjn't STIf
•rdioary proprietary ngMa WTOW

erdinarr prudence irwrTq B’!t^
at ordinary prodenee

ordinary pnrchiter qw^qlplt
erdinary purposes RWT^ trBhrt
•rJmirT rate qp(nT«

•rilinary repairs WTtrrra
ordinary reserre «Nl(q
ordinarr resotuuna sr^no sfvit
ordinary responiibility anvTT*

>p f< f

ordinary return tiekeu Bli q r »rn «

ordinary rermnc tJ jin

ordicury rulra arr^T^ fins
ordinary teale 5(aluise* SRBI^sn*

Wt

ordinary aeiaure NlilKS irfsBfOl
ordinary shares Com. HlVItS STO
ordinary iVill amr^
ordinary ttocL Com. winitn *v>s
ordinary leD|wrature BTT

ordinary lenanl ansTTS sn;^
ordinary trrin ITalk. SRSlsq 77
ordinary iihinnieg Taraln **TSHW
fiffirs

ordinary times StTBTni STSS
ordinary trul HTUTso ar*dnrt
ordinary use SnSTTS BTOt

ordinary wear wstrs tSlf^w
SmkstSTTT
ordiaite «. Vsit irf> /

•edinate alionssa •alia of Y T ary m-

•"dinsie nf iL* pout Strt. ftaj.

ordination Bret v<(Altl f. (Boddhist
word)

ordnance = ordnance stores IfiZ.
WTJS WSITm.

Ordnance and Clothing Factories

anja ftmliist

ordnance datnm Sure qfitdBnrrS?
ordnance demanda Wfja-arfitSTSS
ordnance department JfiL

fTSnt

ordnance depot Ifil. ■Ijapilf (anei-
•Qt word)

ordnance equipment «t^*qillf
ordninee esiabliahmeot nuga-WITBr
ordnance factory St^S filHrdl
ordnance map SRNs
ordnance ofScer an^-SfaST^
ordnance ttorea=ordnancc
ordnance aoppliea sf^aHt^TS
ordnance larrej tjBrfi
Urdari'un m Lower Silnnaa CkL

swTdnrTSTf?

ore (aiis in Sanakrif^Bjann ••
iron ore «oai
ore erasber

Oreetolobidae Xkd HWi -ty as.
Orectolohua ZaeLt^nT
O. bsrbiiaa (carpet abark) vntfT
T 5 *m{

ore dreaiine waySJntTSS
ore|oa pinewDooglaafir
ore gnading mill wata-ar^
Oreocuela Jptt Jraorea-asiftl/ooBd
from WOO fast op to HOOO feet)
Oreocorya does f bfi^Ria i -miC > {J^W
ancient word)

OreodoB ^ Meryeosdodoo
orrodoot Pafmnlol. as.
Oreodoolidacv Mcryeoidodontidae
Orrolrigna Zoof.fGk orroe monntain*
+ traffflf ‘joat*. Genua of the llip.

apringer) fitflsaa^-Wat^

(). ealtator snviso fh^asw
ore process wary fnt
oie eeparstor Mate
orgiineal (CVijniiem tolport)

•s. (Tel T5«»0Y)
organ I J%at asi •

3 IS.

9 X'esic (tiao Urgeat and most
powarlst iniiaieel leatrumant)

4 5 *m fi

5 mss fj.

6 =orgamcDt
orginella Zod. tniTB n.
e-ganelle Zeef wfirm/.
organ-fortniDg germ regioni^ijcf. fctt

firjrfTt ^-Sf^

orgaB.forming material Zod,

fimWf

organic aJj 1 <nfts
3 ^S-a 3 )T 3 HS

3 C\em Jlintf'a Binifry (ofSK ear.
bon)

4 Lev (designating the lawa id*
eorporated or loTolred in tbe or-
ganisatiea of a atate) fttIdei'flC

organic acid Bjnrftv
organically combined mercury 9iH(9
fflftmBTTT

organic anlimeDy eomponndi sfnifiy

arjrrJrfyi:

organic arsenic eDBipoond sfipfrC

organiearsrniesoIatiODflftn^ht

orgaile cslalyit BfirrOT

orgtaie tell coiteBl Ckcm. ilnfft*

organic ebrmtsiry Bfnn’fm'<Pr

BfitlW) /,

orgaote colloid Cie«.BfnTfty rtBTW
organic compound Ckenb nl'iifi*

qlrm

orgaaiecooslilnenU Bfnrf^ basta
orgiaie eoutenu i|rnf^ «»5eS5
organic depoiit Gent. Bfitlfl*
organic diaeaae
organic disorder Kit fkVTf
organic drug »»T1

organic CToIulioo Bid. rftetfgBiq
organic growth ifn
organic humoa fllnifn
organic iodine solution Btnrfnmq^

orgsBie Isw

eonalilolional law srtSmfitV
organic nanore BfultV wrq
organic matter stnifty Bqid, BlniO*

organic mailer aoil sfirffB
organic mineral aoil Bt>tlftq-*rf‘ni.

organic nitrogen thn^ SfVTfk

exoanlc poSion

10'>3

oriant blu*

Of junic pi>i»'>n fin

OfX»Ti!<, *4U nttlrfni

or^nnir nolfcnl sfnif^*

prf’inir »ynilrnmr *?*«?(«’'

orf’anlimtinn ter orpunixalion

4>r;;inliirr tex «rf;«ntrfr
«rf:*ni«n) 1 (» livinj* boins) , rflfl
(t'l.lw.

9 •• mirrot>« m.

fUnythinft corAfo*o<l difTerent
turU) Inft ( »>^) m.

«r|(*nitnul aifj.
orf^intiinal ilevelopment

fr*7n

«rpni*ni riiiain;; rarir* nf t«eth

or|;«nixalinn 1 n (Connl ]■

Arpiniuliaftal artlTitir*

«rf;iiiIiallon anil manap^nirnt

afmn»«

Aff’iniaalinn ripmaf*

()r{(aiili(iion for l.tiro]>ean I'ronomio
<!A<>;>rra(inn ( 0 IJ-JJ-C. }
»nfi*-n«9i’'*fn9i (1^*?^.), fft.
r(i« fttm (f.'ii •< A )

nrjsanixAtinn nf itr|>«rtinrnt«1 wnrL*

InR nr #r«T*t

or^intxillofl of fom( acrviro VsT'dtl

nrpini/alion of Indualriea Uron.

off^aniMtion of plantation work
yoratff *1

oryaniiation of ih« foreit <Irpart<
mrnt W^.fnTTn *I <?»«
orj(aoSae jifc. l *pn, <inw*nt
3 wwhr^

or|;aDlted «<{/. i (rvfts, fntftv

awr^Hrr

oritaaifcd ferment ^fernirnt (a cata-
lylio agent prndaead by organiamt
and still aaaoelatail irilli iha livin»t
organism] sftV n.

orgsoiied games Kiiar. SlW
organised gsog fref^*! tnf]
organised hunt

organised matter y.irj. eJufls ^J(S>t
organised aoriely frafyyrnrnr
organiaed a l ru et u t e ffarj.

Ittm

ftrgtolaeJ Irafiaport atniit frvfH

organiser 1 fniT^nUl) m.

3 m.

3 Zont. ( >1) m.

Organiaer, (IoA|>eral)*r horiellea (!(<

organ magii prrlml Zed. arn*t{Ttn'

»JW

organ of Uojannt Zed. (ono of a pair
nf nopliridial oserotory organa of
molliiaca) •TUt'* m.
organ of Cntll Anal- (In mammala, it
11 llto dual part of tlio aar i>y
avliiehaound la dlraelly pereaivod)
will'I

organ of defence ir« organa of de*

organ of e<|nililiralion Xnrif n>r^Pln
organ of generation
organ of hearing

organ of Jaeoli«on Zed rir'l^tw n.
organ of loeoniotion are organa of
loeomotion

organ of offenre are organa of of*
feme

organ of orirniation Zed.

ttn

organ of Owenaatlneri’a organ
organ nf iierennation tee brgani of
perennation

organ nf proputaion Zed. flatlet
organ of apedal arnaa are organa of
• penal sense
organ of ipeefli VlMhlO
organ of Vairnriennea Zed. (tfiiekly
beset with dalicala membranoot
ildgea— ril 1623) (MI.

J{ inemliranooa tldga)
organ of ran der lloeren Zcof. (bar*
ing thaanrfaeo dividad Into folds—
Chamhara) wfnrSllTl«T
orginogenealt Bid. ri.

organogeny (tha daralopmant or
growth of organs) thtf^im w,
organography Xliel. (nM-n/.
organoldlfag.(rMatnliIinganorgsn, an
organella) sfirv n.

organotlirrapy mm o|M>thrripy JJtd.

organ pipe «ni-OTW
organ-pipe eosa! a^tat
organa of ilefenee Zed, w fi TT V I t^rt
organs of loeonotioa

organa of offenre STt**in'A»T
organa of pcrennalionaperennatlng
organa J]ot. (Vnrfrtfa
organa of special lense Zed. f^fn*

organ aitl generis Dot. irrt
organy (Orijannm OHfjnrr) ^yns m.
(Tab

orgy 1 (adrnnkanraTalry)^S^n ,
m.

3 (a manifaatation of axoaialra in.
dnlganea in aomapradilaolloD)*tf^*
H m.

Orient n. g<f, JtmVri m-
orient eb, r^yi. (ptaeing along a car*
tain direction) srgrtiTR
oriental a,//. l *ifln

3 Diegeog, (daaignating a region
including Asia* south of tho Iliina.
layasi the Tlnlipptne iilanda, ata.>
fttnw^rstat

oriental licrries as rrnwViller (dno*
mirlit re>rei*fKi)*Wtnfl/.|Iljn. Ban.
Oil). Trl)
orlrnltl Miie

orirnlil raahew not {Srmecerftu
ftnnron/ium) MWIW m. (B ,N.,lif.t
Ksn ). fffum

oriental rlawteaa otter Manm, wm
fiRtit VT (Cf. its ganariB*nama
Amhlonvz [Ok. an&fva 'blunt' -f
ofivr 'elaw'J fOtW.Bmft)
oriental emerald irrvil n
oriental green (acolour.yallow green
^T|f( in hue. saturation and britli.
anca medium iM)

oriental Iingntge srwi, *nTT
oriental pearlMsIste grey
orients! plane (rfutunui oriWalu)
ggifl ra.

Oriental ruby as ruby Beni n tn.
Urieutal sore A/ad. fa skin disasta)
w.

Oriental topas Mineral, (yellow in
eolonr) 'flyrifri m

orientation 1 WjnTtPuTPt n. (i^ wUii
reipact to surrouadinga)
3»r3fhlft/.

8 n.

orientation polarisation (p,) Chen.
a^irr*! («n)

orient blue (a eolour, bias sd' lo
liua, of low >re sslsratloo)

I.ISI

Orien

n. (\ t'* n.

C3=. -- i-T =*t^ r=v:^i— »- =

fj* =T^ «’ir»*.®. -la ’"T

•nest pinV (i e-\ ->3’ r® -s')

r - 'fkljSS
bn. i»ic*trr« r(iH
•nficf J«.n. Pkfu frrr •-
•n&r® of 10 ' »r lution ’ vi. -•3»'- -•

ftrr

•nps (»“t P.1.3J o‘ iho CVi;»-

Onjiania iJ<

O tBi;ortB* (5®eoi c!»rjC'»»Jn,

tiroot-bs''t«o] corj'vro^'

ST (K..M. ^ Boa IT a.

D«tf«»a Tua. ♦W'to/)

O rmlstr* cir^arara. tr;LSt,

n>3j*s.iaeMj3*»»tEaj’ »bc:»,T^
nra. eia^o^saerfiaeat-. erjoi.
orckOT. enfosTi cs»iT>n^

sz rr*i. ?5s»»5)

•nr*BBoi oil leViuitd f—® rmsst
fpKif* of St4^

a^eio"* se^i)

onpBT lOn7»o**B rolpirtJ w.

(T»J

•nra 1 ^ TTt rts ^

8 xrjib«isf»*s«i.

c®rti6o4ie of onfia VT

tmfxnAi »J}

•npnal antbontT ^ B'Sjit

•nnoaf award S*TfeoF*

•nnail l<f: ^ s^
onpaal bill fm
onpoal nrde Aitrm, ^

•npaal nril jonadtctioa Zj*w

waTT*feTrfJTTT

onpoal ooBtnUr loToioe s'^na*
<TTS

•npoal ropB sft

•npotl rormpoadoBo® araST*

rr

onpinal roit ^ a'rata
•npail mmioal jomlirGbn fn
^a anar'fia ipa"*ijT*T
•ntioal it%m ie» ^ aj - fa
•npmal dratiST IJS.aarj
•npeil doMpa ^ wTsaa
•npul dooaarat ^ ^

•”pa»l drafl ^ i-sa

oTi'iful ortrr Oiw *8^ sWt.

'

onriful r«IHBato* « CT^aa

onriiul aSTSt

onniul firaro Cc^ wih

onjuul tlo ^

(•npoal prarl

on jaal Wann- JJ» WTS. *1^

5'*'(

onpoaf fcoldor ^
onntu! boIiiBS^Va^
onriBil oBijaify &ar.igi.-a
T»»l

onriaal ibtobiot TJSra

onpBat itfao Toorbor Clifs-SS'SV

onsioal ft*>«Btci^ aatbontB l||R

BTfrrfl

onpajlitT-'r-oia' /.

onrinal jorioJirtioB (of aeocrO I.s^

{^1 ■**anva.
arfsTT (io» ai7»’ a*a
oniitul loaf <orfa(a ffrtjtrr ^ tS-

onziul loaao ^ ■itRi
onpaal loBsik ttjt- ms,

oripBxl li't ^

onsiajl litotarr »ofb « ba H ^Tua

cnpaillr (C9“»vl, L'llU^.

aVasyalt.r as r t
onpoal ttorim: ST^WS «fWra

onptial Doai£<-aT>oa ^ S^C^aai
oncioal orjor ^ aSTfS
onpoal owBor M'ul
onnoil {\arba;r uaC4
onpnil pormaorot polani* jf*'’-'*

•npiod j laBlie; JVn:^ s^»S rSS
onpoal plo« BOBilioT w*ia J^aai
onpiBil p<MiUoa IJW ftsft
onnoal profr»» BT i t sa o i > fr a i
Soil prorraa sOas al
OnpBil propo^l caa^TOT
•n^inal propOM^ ipiTr* JS® sa^fta

•M-

entiBal porrhaarr^
onpioil ^BafifiniKa ^
onpBalrailwan rr<aipt^<ra^.S-i^
onpoal rrpairr aj* a^t
•npBal aaBmoeod adrao l[a ssl-

onnoal ‘a-lo Z>r-

Ifilk Court* oo ibotr onnoal aiio*
TTT sTTfOT Jj^^^rTT ST
onptul «iB (tp ar*ailt.T

PTt ra)

onriBal MatoTooBt* of arroocts
ir^r-flTTS

onnoal alorb trfrtr pa.

onriBil ‘ul-tastiar motioo ariT-

onnBal »Bil £.*ar ST v*^

Bn^ioal aoloBpo jrw
ennBiI »otc tjs sry
onnoal warraBi jjt sfjTS
onpoal oorb tOt ^fr> S m

wirD

onnoitr 1 r r. o-mt STst ((X'-at.'-.

S oa. STTS TST T7T?
onpaatnl »». tST
onniuljBS rhimtwr TSS ilS
ontitutiB* MottoBP iotr tAi'irp.
gjS) sTTsr^ rV^s
^onpeiaUB: or loiiiatiB' drpanBfBt
■•ns ■TSt HTt.9 ftsot

onpBjtis; tBBPtnoa* I^B. tnrrsTfl
trpt

onpa Bf a bbptIo ^ TST
onpB of eapiul Jltm. srfbTSS
onna of apooiot Z«i. ■»•*» TT*
onpB of ibe oank <1 t**

onoJf 1 tLoS, mwrirCtt 'pt'lrs’i dm
•^1 »a. {vosn IS
8 = Uafatwlitf.rol 'filswre^
»a fcsa. of tifb »^aat=rali«i)T?T*

Oraoltdao Jm ■tbtS'VT' pa.

Onolna Jrrt «TTS-STft

onol vollowwalbali vcIIbw

OnoB = Ciani IlaBlrr dafrns. ftTTT

• OrpoBia. »ar •» flrtrlroo^o =•
Botflrona rsw ftpr. TT aa.,

/.

3 OnoBipaRipI fV^ fcmpa.
y OrwBipwBoUatnt o^fejTlpa.
i OnOBuwliliBUba ftm ta.
p OnoBiP ta AliulaiB — Alsukan
S*SS Jcnt aw

i OnDBap.Aloitabs^fcmta.

* Onecip-Saipb^CSfcmpa.

X Onoup-Moiaaa ^ST^fcmaot

crien rUck EW axtis

1C33

Ortiec*ti«

«rioa bUck E^* bli'-k

Ms

a. bl«t A=c»ttoo Wue N'

«. bronze C=iiiJtnme fcrowa C
9. brown G=be8zo browa C
o. Jztk fteea ET » Juect dzik

jreea

o. fjst red D>adireelbor\Icaa.'iT\
«, groen B diazise green B
o. skT blue— benzo ske blue
Chrramd Aitren. fil'ntWl /.

OrioB Nebula
«»w Anat. 5^1 n.

Otis la Gecy. f*u

Orissa Tufuus woodpevker jyes
«:iTi

«rleaa >:UBztta

Orn ro carpuax XMa*lfr:-ST*jT
O. seimoides a'Te'^’s tF«s'z

«rsameDt n. X WT»J^

«naas«tit ti, ^*n Wa:^t

«rBameaul «d;.

«raiBKatil berrte* tTlU'-mfi
vrumeBtil tvzdstde tree

«r«zBestzl tile* trhTHT^
♦rtumenul timber ti^W-STpes
enunieatil tree tiVa*^, trrrft Vtr
eruaieniitiea Gav*

©raameotjoe n.

ortierr a-ij.

-ocBitkes Z-xt^ -a^jTri
orauKie aj;. 2ooZ.^
omithise fucAm. (lu uaiau *cid
trein tbe •leremeBt* cf fcirj’
trft/.

Oroilhisclua (orietj FuLvnbL writ'
fer-ret m. {tTniikj* Wt. 4- ue\>s’ii

*•03^)

enulbo* Wt«

OteitbudesDU* faionirf. Wsuti.

Orouhodoru* (batiaj B*k.-t

with m»ay i-ttjulis tuberole*)

O. bermsi (s-Bmsf e? rols?*.z3
tererj

O.Bwubeta (tr*3*aitl9r c£
d»&WK the asM at A£:xe%s ksk

feree— OerUad)

U. saeignei (>« ewo »“*r« ef eyes)
▼TTR *»iT«S

O. -*!rje.(eB-ner rf tfe'tjSTaj feeec
f^iroebset* faaau ta F*n*a» ca
buiana beisjs aad t»is)

O tuneata (carries the r«ls;«.aS
ferer n Coluiabt*)

Xmet'ca* Cclaebu a ta
Vmenea)

OrtiitkugalaBi £l< trntil i« ‘ bird’ -*-
foia ^taJiT mr^t-saTf
Oraitbole'te* Pthcn^l.

531^

oroilbolcse /

Orsiiboaumus F4lMnt:t. (arettbi'
in) (ageai* c£ dmos-inrs. Tba

ornitbupbituus adi Fot.
oroiibopbiious Sewers Bet- T’^Ttr*

Ortutbopodz I (suburJer)

t’V'tlBJ’nt m.

3 a Orutbisebu

erBiiboptec J.Teis»:w» A

Ornitbopten* Bet>^.Va«imz
Oraitbepu* E>.t‘ ( 4\ I ' H 8%:%

O. perpusJlttswbinTsfeetfWilj)
«rsre?ri<ttTt
O sztitttsrrijftxrrTx
OrtutiMHtyni.iiiii4e j -dtr n.

gni:l!tur!»7«ciicoj^. (isnrj
s beak I is that of s fci-l)

OnutherirwAua (i«,e gents row J*
tjg oc!y cf the dicfcLiUs) % fT*

*1

O. *tuUm<is (i!,» srscies cf

ihe yrcus— F h. IL23U trtr**

Oruilbusuvludze ZmC. (Gz. totivio*
‘crocoJ^T s*w«“sn-«er
•rmthurK ai.Mi »zsr

Orebzacbzceie Bet- u tS T'S-ye ».
Orobai*«.?ie Cof-C* gnous cf ic»;«gec“<a
berbs — Bzsa) s J'^T

O (wxii wi.t» Sowsrj

— BasuJ sf'itt wmnsi
O, uidurs~Oi>ar7*ptL>i:a
O. rtmou (puruit^ oa ba u, '—
WiiL^ertx*^!

Orobdcllz Zxt- (Gi> ores ‘raottataia’)

•ofcrsacbisl t«s ZecL
S^TT

croaeaic Brosetrent Cw;. t:^

ft-'n-mpb SrtTT- (Gz. ffrvi cemta^’

erosiapkical aJj-
orogTspbic cloud* ^y4rT
Orobjppos BilnnljL (* gecus cf
eery s=ill horses beJccj'c? to the

Onsesluin Bet- g x ' Z ' q - sa ' f y
O. laduniax Itadiza bmispet 2ow«)

KTSTST gszw IR,V.,1f. JpBr».
TeL. su-krtiUintA)

Oroya fe*er i'j,;. (warts ijpear ca
the si-a) 5tt

Crpbza ■'4'a ea.
orphanage l arVciT w.

2 (state cf beisg aa crpfcaa) Ct'v-

Wr/.

orphza as* Ins «t:T^ «.
orphzn gnat ilTQ‘4 i^zi
erphza * ewurt wm STVWT
erpisent l n.»

3 w orpuneat sellcw
orpisent RdwDuti.b onage
orpiaient yvltowwleaua yellow
orplae (y«fe ee porple Sowen— 'Web.)

TETW-A

Orr 5 white Ck."n. j ^
orseilfe C-i. Ini. n.
onedliae CcL fwf. tmjft /.
•rselliaate C’ie’ru ttr^Vr n.
orselliaic *£;. CAeeu
iirsteia ks ortsteux
ortho. I ’icj.

S CV*i- «ti-

3 Bttr^ (Sa md.eaSe t’laS a cetz-
eorgh-c rock was cr^nall-r t^-e-
o«)w%'

•rthoaug-te sr ^O ' T'J n- C-T* Lr sr>»
miaend)

011110.4X1* irTT.srv
ortho btzik Cot.
orthov ziae x n ^Tsb /.
ortSoccQtre i. si^-iTT
orthoceracone Fawcniif. Sf3-«TTirf

O rthocen s Fi^tovsL Usrvghi sheG)

nrjrew 4J'%

ortho ectii*

1036

Oaeinllidta

ortho c«n« Cot r«3.
orthodiTOiattic oi;. Pitres

twi'fi'

•nbecfaronrtie film PfcoW Wrtan

onhocUte ifintrol {eh»r«*eri/ed by
two «le»T»|« m kt ri»bt kogioi
to ono »notb«r) ’*•

(-H foi mmeTil)

Cf kmitonstoDC

orthocU*Uc ad} Crytt {eU»»inf la
direetioni »t ngbt koglek to okth
othot)

ortho-ctewl C\en.
ortboeyiDine Col ltd S'inid'
ortho-crmeoe Clum
ortbodome (porallsi to tbo oribo
axis) ywUX **•
or(lio<loi ad] 1

orthodox \iew WS

orthodox j VT*7nft«WT. vftfTTSI /•
orthofono xxttV %.
onhetoraic tcid Sxovfin irt«
»nbo;rBe«i« ful KjiM*
orthogDCitt Ptiret (dorirol from
ifBOOBt rock) m

oitbojOBil *4, Arj<V.rtt^(j^)
orthegeskl circle Itatk.

«. (circle B< mbt eogle) (eot
eVO at; (0 circle eessot poeceee »
right »Qgle)|

orthogoul eoapiri9oo = iad«prir-

drol coDpxnion Sloliitirc

ortbogoBal (uociioa SWiiliri (laoe
tioQi from which orthogooel com*
pcriconx are celcoUlod)
fiPt

orthogooaUj j/ath. rT*ihn
orthogDoal projcctionwortbogripfaic
projcctioo etieolVn^, «»¥tiV»i-
Wrt

ortbogooat trijcrtory ifaSk. r»T»h^
BTC

enhogrtphic projcrtioo worthogo.
o«} progccttoo

orthoprephy (% drewiog la

correct projection) *•.

ortbobydrogca (beriog euB* epio)
eortnj i^n

OrtboBccli<lM loci, (crthet Straight*
+ mcltoe '* w 1 tami Bg'J TS^rft .

orthopedic depailiDeDt

frern

arthopcdics JJei (eorreelion or pre*
Tentioa of deformities — Web.)
(4^tsTlll*l f).

onhepedie eurgery rtmiTiiR-tlfB
orthopedic tabic ftwtllifT-BtW
onbopbona J/rd.BmiftdfSfl/.
sermali ^ toward*. tend

leg to tnro)

orthophotplulc CXrow •.

erthopboipbane seed Cbm- sri*
vr^Tverrs

ortbopiBicoid adj- CrytU fttn^-

orthopbyre Pettef- "►

ortbophyric ad}. Pttree ■TSt^^
Ortbopode w Otiudutchia
Onboptere loot, (etraighl wiDge7

%pt.

onbo-pyro^cne IfiMcal.

{.(* tor <r^ mificral)
Onboraapbat dm «WW*^Btnfe
(this geaao differ* from £<ac«i id
barisg tbc e«Io«a esrred tsi
coBcei)

onborbombic od/ Cf»*l Ttjfti'lA
wrtborbombiC dipyramidi] CrytS
JKjrniuft fifrtCI

ertborborabtc dirptaCDOide) Cryil.

onborhombic pyramidal Cryil. *1?-
ftireri

ortborfaombic eyttem Cryrt

orthoecopc OpUJtoI'^oI (for eeeiog
etraigbt) *nft« in.
onboecopic Icoe OpfclkafieoL

dlgt (hal leoe of orthoeeope **09-

i^)

orlfao-tcfrrtioD Zoef- (>t moit lead to
ctoIdIiod eloDg cerleiQ definite
hnee— LoU 1919 p 1S9) nn

ertbmcificie adj Cam.

Ortboupbep jidl

O p^lrdae (a dtffore herb— Ora-
h am) femtl

O ftfioiBcs* Uaea tea) Rltn^ *B'

4*

•TtboctMby BtC (a TCrtieal row)

trtrtfk/.

Ortbotemas dta (plaece

Us Best* within the boUo* 3T
one or more leirea the eJgei 0 $
which It stitches together,
ocear* in e-«’<r*crj=f)
orthotrepic ad;. Bst. (growing yertl-
eally) Sxiwfi (.rtf,)
orthotropic organ Bet. tini

ortbeiropiim Plant Pirtiol* {rerti.

eal growth) /.

orthotfepensady.^c^ Cx^W?,

•nbotrepy BISiJti /.

ortolia (XWerua Aorfalwn}

ftftfic ew (WHlB aneient word)
ertelaa bunting dm *n{l4

ortJteia plant Efeh
Orynerspodidae laA. BWW-BTr ei.
Oryctcropus Zool BWTttJntifir

O. raprosis (tb* ordinary aard-
▼ark) tntn^ 9*llt {»Bant + .WTr
eat)

O, gtadryi (found >a Lower PJio*
etne-PO. If 63S) fbm wm
OryneUgut Zeei

'bare' anciaat word)

O cuDirului RTBre^Q^tlB*

O timidoi
Oryta BeL

O siiira (nee) Bi w wr (B ,N ,
M (f^^Hin rw.kiar tit^)
Oryxerphilu* (Ck. eiyra *nee'+.pll«f-
«i fet) awjyljB-Bttjfa
0. tuTiaameciii (saw-toothed
heeUe) ICBwt^ oe^wfiTB
Oryionrtinee^ (lobfamily) Zed.
Bejets^.wgkni m-

Oryaoryctes Zeel. (Ok. enpa ‘nee’+
'digger^

»• dnnt I erftw n.

2 (month) ^ >

Of (oimin-n) CAcw. *J (?JX^

03.A. (Opiam Smoking .Act) « tL- «-
(etffta njnrn wfeftes)
osaisise (.ore-hemiac) CVw-
oiuoDC (me •S + hydrarona BTTflrt)

Chm.sT#tBt/.

Osbcrkia Bgt, (related to JTcrsafylon
wrxjft jrft) B**ft

O. criDila (leeree used (or tooth*
ache— Been)

O BCpelfBiti hrnv-etWBfkVT
Oaarelli jCooL

OseartUidae Zool ei.

Oicaria

1037

otalTOioua

Oicaria Zed. (opper •nrfiee T»i«ed
into rounded prominences)

anft

OjriUate rE». TJiv* "Cl**''
viliratp

«iriltatr>I r/iyl-
Mnllatio^ continued friction Hath-
9^?#) flira firw
oteillalin' current
oicillitin^ eerie*

OMiIlaling wire PApt
o*eilltiion 1 PAyj , PivcAof.
n., iT^st m-

a P/iV* (single iwing from one
eitreme limit to the other) hwC)*
(it IS not 1 rerh in this

sense)

3 Stdiiiiies ^
otciliilioo bumber EUe,
oscillation oflerel fprS-aClW^
oscillator PApi'^rf^ "S'

Oseillatoria Bet. ILst.

esctlior« 'to swing' 5^+wr^ flgse)
Oaeillitoriaeese Pe(.
oseilliiorr PAys

oieillitoTjr circuit ilodia

oinllalory discharge Elu a^ltO vN
Miillstor^ notion tnV*^-nPi
oscilhoniwridiotTon firm R.
oseillogTsph Elte. n.

pseillomeier PAyr BT^wwn «,

oscilloscope Site, si,

os claacie ^ool. 7snitai|iill\<J
os eordis ^co|.(fitaate>l at the bate
of the heart) erftn

oscular sphincter Zeoi. *nsW*Sl'E^*

oscniate cA. i UatX (to (oneb eloselp)
stfjFnl^,

3 (to km)

osenlating come UotK nDlfjtn fTtVB
osculating enrre ifath. W*

oseulatris vFistAb n.
oseulum Zoel. n.

O.S D. (OMeer on Special Poty) fV.
* St

»ose (glacerc) CAm. *3, •** "• (-Bonljr
in a lew eases *3^ and ®3^)
oee CAm. (simple tngar) 3 n.
oe externum mgr ^s*

Oslachrome bordeans B (oila la an
abbreriated trade-tcark from the
II

inanutsetnret’s name Oeilerreiclii*
tchcr Verein fur Chemiaehe n>
kletalltirgisclio Prodnklion) ^ as®
alizarine bordcanx^
osfachrome orange Dnacid aliunne
orange 611

os falcilorme Zed. (Lat /<tlr aickle')
lyirtFT stftu

osfanil orange BRN-direct orange

R

.oiide CAem n>
osier tR?n /.
s eh el osier

osier wiDowebasket willow
os interbum sr*(T^(sc#os eiternnm)
-oils 1 (a morbid condition dne to the
ezeesaire increase of .) Wt
f , -srrfrTB fi.
a {any disease) -^W/.
os inignum=eapitaiuin
Osmsstons Lush warbler Attt fTTt-
(lound in Andaman

Osmendae ^eoJ (Gl. ejmcrei •odo-
rous") rtrilt-^ttm
Osmerus ZooX nsMt Baift
osmic orf/ CAm. df**
oimio (osminm) CAcns 97
osmiophil a osmiophile oA}. Zeei.
(that which is readil) stained by
osmie acid) gR«t:*W
osmiophile lipio Zed. wiTtnifa.

mx

osaiioptiol>ea>oiiniophobic aJ}. ZeeX,
(not M.readil) etsioeJlw^byoitoio
acid) st9f«wmB
oiaijophobtcsaorraiophobe
osmious odr- CAcm. 3'(
osmiridiacn .Via/ral. ymai J rs.
osmiom CAcw. to.
osmium oxide 3013
Of mo- (osmious) CAftn
osmometer CAcm sTtsiOniFt tis-
osmopliobewosmiopholie
osmophobicaaosmiophohie
osm».|Tgafa(toD Zed srPlPf
omose rh. CAcm- (to subject to osmo-
sis, to diffuse b} osmosis) «l<i|(vi
osmosis erTt^/.

-osmosis .SST 3 % /•
osmotadlj Bet. m.

osmotic dJs. wnr^B-stiR^-
osmotic fore*

osmotic pressure iTTXlPl (Wlx
osmotic resistance (of rodblood cor-
puscles) xntjfa xifi»an
osmotic water in^ra sra
Osmanda Bet- (genus ollarge terns)
nnwifi Bsnft

O. einnamomea (cinnamon fern)
Kir faff T- t iaBa iln

O. gracile (jmcils ‘alender") *3

0. regalis (rojal fern, floweriDg
(eTn.osronnd the-waterman.ro} tl
flowering tern) irainltl

Osmnndaceae Bet TI3B®ffn*5Wn.
Osmnndites Bel. K t i CT’\ \x ^ BWlfir (Cf.
OrmiinJii liAHiiJiiJrxTf))

O kolbei [it has "a “mised pith"—
McLean I 632)

osmund.the-wtterman ■> royal fern
(Omunda repatit) kiu's-iltt m.

-osone ( ore + .oiir) CAem -vwi /.
osone CAem- <BT f,
osphra^iapl of ospbradmm
otpUradium ZeoU tPOfn n.
osprey dxsi iTTB-fTT m (reaarbable-
for iti habit of feeding on fiih BtfB.
ru eneient word)

OMl (Opism Smoking Rules)*r.t]^(V>
(xtfc^si.'pnmfjnB) '

ossa yf. of OS
OS xacrumsetacrum

osse inDOffiinatadnnt fVnirtfhy
ossein-osteinPiecAcw /.
osieo- (bone) Mftn-
ossrous ad; (Gk pifeon from Banikrit
•rft<) dual. 1 (composed of bone)

3 (resembling bone)
oisi. wRsj.

ossicle^ossicule Itfsim/.
ofiicule ossicle

ossiferous ad;, (protlueing boneJirf^B-

oisificalion PAyiipt (formation of
lione) xtf(>nrB^, wfim ie!

n.eiffBTffr/.gipBwxt

ossified eJ}.Jnet. wwtfitff,

ossificr wflinnrf ( 7) «.

osiifluence .Ve,f. wfhr Tf^npi
ossifluent eAJ. ift>L xtfhr frwiBW
ossify vl. PArncI. arysfrBB, w(w»i et
oesitoroni ad/. Jnat , XtfiB*

osiutry loss Otonvcteris

ostniry /.

HWt -pftj fl

«*t-, o»te', osieo* wfei-
OtUnophyii 2oil (ch&r»ctenzej b> »
peenliir ehun ot bonos tlia Webe

n»D oMiciM— pn n 261)

ftm-iro pw
one*) adj «nf(W
Oiteichtbyes Zool i(ftil*P?^mp2
ostemsocMio KfhTf% /

Oiteiti* Mid lit

oitenoble (ippirent)

oneDiible •gency Luta tW wf*T»y’l
ostcDtible meiDi of li«eliliooJ

otleBtible mtao* of iu\)t\it<n<e Lou

otteoiible owner Lou TTV
otieotible pirtner Lou Mpf)

Oileo* «fn-
oiteoblatt Zoel.
oiteo-cUit Z^ol "w

otteoeriDiam Zeel ■ftvb'Jf n
oiteoxleptioe Zeel /

oiteogeDic fibre* Zeel~ wfnPR if*5
oiirogloMiJ Zool HgMljC^ "•
Oiteo*lo4ti(l*e ZecL (* (tsiily of
fi«hM eontittmg of (be orapoim*
aad related form*) m

Otteoglotioide* ZaA (luborder) Vfl-
K^llJt fn.

OfleogloHum Genii' snnf)r

oMeoprapby (deeenptiy* oiteologjr)
f.

••teoid adj wft<TF7. en^^m
oiteolepid PsWitef erfectT^ (

Otleolepidae w ftTOfe« -*eT «.
Oiteolepu Pafecstol. (eitee- *rf*e +
Cb I/pn 'teate') srJnfir

O microlepidolui (large rbombia
acalee) wfWTTrf)

o<(eolagf *rfhr fnjH n , enftc^ /
oneoma m.

otlro-milarij Mid wfoj-^^/.
oneomelry ufisfiift /
otieomyelili* ■■ otteiti* Mid

•otteoD •ofhr n-

onro-ptthj Mtd wf)»f ferfc«n /.
o«leo-pUtty S»r;. Itfht VT^/.

Oiiroitrecis 4*pulocepb*li Zcot. vit‘
sfhl mpL

ostiepf ofoaimm

ostiate oif/ 2oel (haeiog ostia

ostiolete aJ/, ZaA. oel-f.

ottiote (Let. otliofan* '» little door*)

1 Bot TIT*. TR It.

O^ooLr^n.

ostiuDi ^eol 1 {pore« of % sponge)

2 (moothlib* opening) /

•oilomy Mid ■

Uttracion Zeid (Gk. aafraiion 'tmall

aiieii') mfs

oitnciieeb 1 (to banish) fnfm
2 (to east oat (cotnaoeial or poll*
iieal (aeogr)

Oilrjiode ^ool (their boujr it nnieg-

cner>ted~fVeb ) Mflleislil-K^vri m>

Otiracoderaii Paleo*t«t. (anterior
part of the body was eneated la a
bon) arttoarXW'm-^ m.
onracom Zeel. Oavsn n
Oilrea Zeel

0 tirgioi«s(AiDeriesBoyiler)TT9I«*

Oitreidee Zeel tt lft w i ^ n.

0‘tfKh Zool "I.

Otiwald aEaioooia proceet Chm. (lor
oxidation of amoooaia with plati-
num) Ito

Oatwald law*>diliitioo lew (Baekh)
Otiwfide dilation bwadilotioo
law

o* uteri nattent^xi
Utwego feawMoserda didyms
OajtM Dot

O. eiboree (tho inloeioa of the
leaves i* a powerfal *metlo~
Baeii) frnil'V umsm
O wi'hlianaaO arborea
olal'iacA-^m/

Otaris Zeel (Ok eloror 'larce-esreJ'}

argmfen nrfif

Otiriidee Zeel. Nll^leiv^tT m.
Olaninse ZeoL n m.

other er»*, wfiCw^
other rauM of like tuture ftf)

other ilema wvf ^
other particiilsrs iriii &J<S|

other rcaiooible ijusc gf^rrr
«K*I

other re^rdinp >unliiiicul
other than Ik

otlierthau auih aiiieiiilmciits(i(sDy)

anibiwr % wlliW («r^ ^)

other things l-eing equal *(*9 VIS
tnrv^ItVT

otlierwise irwnnj wav svn »i
otherwise adjusted tmnil tntivrfxs
otherwise ipecified sravtii
otherwise than ^ it *111)1
olherwise llian in accorilaore with
this law (H &(«% SfJSTTVjlW

si*v TOT ?T, 6(4 ^ finr TOT if

oiIier-worlJiDes* V1T^(CTO/.
OtboQaoptia But, ftrjv STnts
O. islermeJiainvi^figV (Qaetta

13. rrUV IS found IB Suaruta)
etie process Zed, Mivri
Olidae ZeoL n.

Oodea Atii liTT»t-« jii»i m. ( ptrs an«l»
•Dt word)

Oiididee drci iTTTn-VTr n
Olblimicolae Am fwvi((*«3iRI
Oil* drci gW*i vnfs (ST^'S ineieni
word)

O aiaor (leeaer buatard) (JV

ws

0 tarda t^VT

Otitis Mtd cdieTrr n
olitii media tttvvwsW
Oloeolobut d/amni. (distinguiaheJ
from other Dsnera of the ^rfinoeia
eatersal ebarietera by havinc Ibe

ibortvjs ihglitl) angl«.l ears m)

»jrt-tnrf5

otoeoBia— caraand dnot vn-VT^m.

Otocorisdeea >lfilS-TO^ (die bird*
are diiliDgaithed from-lhe other
genera of the family by postetsiBg
a bom 'I't oomposed of feather* on
either eideofth* erown)
otbeysl •• *falocyiC~lifliaeyst Zoot,

Zietittfe*.

Ololrmar (Gk. oter ‘ear’) Zool. VW*
afe tntrf't

otolith — eariione «etlTa*i.
aagnta Zml . vm^
asleriscus Zaot VITV
iapillus Zool. srrac
OtoBTcteri* ZeoL TTTV^ toTs

otonhoea

1039

outfall

otorrliora • i.

otosrojH" *’»■

OtoilF^ia Bot-

O, aiKlien (t]ie drui; it tJmiiiisto
r»>l 111 fuppr«ssM tmillpos—
Hmu) JT^-tsrr^

0. )tnil>3ti rosi*» (ran*

f ANiiilaihfal

O.T. Siiler n wi. (O-T -

creration thaalr# T vt KIW)

O.T. »is<l »r«a (OT *»

operation tlieatre r WTO)

otter 1 (from SantVrit 37, Litliuaintn
iidra) T^, m.

2— oiler brown

oiler bro« n (« eoloor, ) elloirith red*
jellow WlWljf III hue, of Ion *t<
•aturation anil lorr ^ hriltiancr)

oiler hound 7l(*<rTd^
oiler threw Tl^-qtjr^l
oiler Irani (lU* net i* kept tpreal hj
two luB« boanla) 91 WTWw
ottrelile .Vinerof. (oeeura in tiuall
thiniiiK ecalMx'Dana Teubook p.
6C8} Wtftnrt^w. (vT^i alunuis,
Vm tealea, t1 (or njineral)
OtueXirj (sui'vi tnel*

•nt irord^ haMiis ereel can

*•')

OnabainCkein.

ouabaio (an African arrow poiton)
15*17 n. (tjarrow+nt ‘poiaon’, ef.
97 in 979 and in <197 ‘contaioing poi*
aon'R)

Ou;raiB J?fl< satfit

O. dilberfiioidn «0, oojeinentit
O. oojeineniiB >■ Dilber^ia oojei*
neotit (chariot tree) 77191*4 filftn
(Ik.N ,M. ftftrr, Banswara (Hnnin.
Den. Bombay (mumA, M.P.
Dm. {inMi, Oond Iiumi. Guj.
tanatif, Mar <ir<u, K.W.P. iiar.
Pan. trial. Teh tinmi mliAo)
oonee 1 (o*.; 16 dramt) Ufisai / (^.

U cnw)

9 (or. t. 90 penoyweigMi)

97Titn)

3 (oi. ap.. 6 ^amt) IJPc (7] }, itafav
(ft D.‘vr9)

ounce OWfWt (.fH.) -W (oceure in
9lrfl7 97tl7ia, iflTO, 9a-ct7 Uo)
ouriam

Ouraiea Bel. (belonga to QrAnoeeae
flowere aro jellow) ^9*

aTTf-aaifn

0. tBpii*lifolia 77n7T»9*i7ianT
Our Lady** (tanoel^goldeD (iraln
irertaieaM lLijij«i)w»iwi*4 w.

Our Lady’ahair «> maidenhair fern
(d-finntoai eofillaii rewrii) «»9li77
n.

.out Chm. (denoting n Talenca Ion er

than that denoted b) ie)>9

ou>i rb Latp •1977K9, (le*

ejeci)

Outialrl'i prcT.nimi'ed twiftlet Aki
inrav 5*1*^ {9999 Me*

lay)

ouiler (wrongful ditpoueatioii

or OTcIuaion froui real proper!) )
ITTTlft / , (9XTW91
Oill 9^7. 9T1T

oiti*J?em» nililfimsi

ou|.a;eol ntdliftanl
oiil aud out TD* ^
oiild-idtl. M(ii^9.9tXt<l7ft»W9T
oulUidder 1 ) •».. «TXT "tf*

tinft 9791

oulhrcjl. 9%T. TlfTirST. 791739 n.
at the outbreak. o( Jueate 7)9

afk*i*ft97

oiilhreak. of war .Vil S^Timt

outbreak rej*o»l itet. 3^r7*afnV79
outdirecdinj; 9%'S7799. 9fi 977T99
oiit.LmIdins 9171.7799
oiithuTii Rsnrlii TC.

OMlrarle rb. « 79 l. tni^VTT

9791 (ire boycott)
oiiietiie aifhwT

outcrop rb 91*79. 9117 0197791
outcrop It. Oeot. 919, TrUTna M. (lee
rock outeropa)

oulcVopped aJj'. Ctti. (come out to
tbe eurfece o( the groved) B«|il9
outcry (er) ordittresi) VrSarin.
outdoor 1 9nr {indoor WJ=97),
9(5 9^7119, 9717, ^771
9 (oDtei.te the walla of a hoepilaU
9fit9Wl(tl,^

outdoor a'ltation (igtuiioQ eonduo.
tol ontfide parliament)

771*7^99

outdoor dejvirtinent 9nr7)0t*f9*rTrT
outdoor game 7 tl 9 i 7 i ' «)ti. m 1 ^
outdoor iBipectioo work 9T7r OlO-

679

outdoor life 9111 »f)99
outdoor patient 9fl917(l tMI. 9117
Thft

outdoor patient dcpatimenl WlH-

Tirn.ffMtn

outdoor register 9Tr7tfh*99at
outdoor itiff 9111 9491^9^
outdoor tukei 9tlI7l0l-999
outdoor treatment 9HI7Hn*ftft77n
outdoor work 9111 9T4, 91lf) Tpnt
outer eJ], 9111

outer and inner lurfacet 9111 Tilt
KWlfrs 9 B

outer )>order 1 9111 77t*7t
3 Zeol. 9fi 77t*n

outer boundary (of a (oreat) 9111
iftSTT

Ollier buccal group Zai. 71111
7 ^

oulrr cepillarT film 9111 ^71137
Ollier capillary water 9HI%TlT3Hrx
outer <aie 9ip Ttniet
outer coruea 9111 79*171
outer coirr 9HX Tmfn, X97 9177I9'
7*1

outer eovrrmp 9W 77197*1
outer ditl win 1771
outer end (o( a tiale) 9ip 9*9
outer lledii laieriJ.i 91linlfm797
outer foil 910 9^

outer follicle cell* feck 910 T^pToi*
TthiT

outer lull 910 Plf7. 9ll(l 9lh(l

outer lamella 9111 797

outer layer •• cortex 9109 n., 910

797

outer leg (in ipheromater) P/iyi. 9111
91T

outer limiting membrane 9 tO
7 (l*n* 97 n

outer molecular layer Zooi, 910
9 Tf 9 t 9 T* 71 t 7

outermoil n.(/. 9T091T. 719?l 9117 91
oulermoil layer 91034 797
outermoit ilrata 910917 759
0 «ter nuclear layer fed. 910 >9(9.
797

outer parapet 910 «71917

outer aignal Bly. 910

outer akin 910 9!|

outer wood 910 99. 9nfl dmo

outfall (month or cant o( a lewer)

outlit

1060

outctanding againai ..

«nt6l n. feWTT m, flfiuM n.

outfit rt- W53

outfit ■llow»nce^friR*tnj\g

arf«t^

outfitter (supplier ut e<iuipmeQt) IHTIT*
8TW* *’!•

oulfitult tb (aa a nrer) IT 9TTt
outflanltiDg 1/it. ft

outOow 1 «.

3 Geoff Sfuats «•
ontgas c6

ootgoingoJ/ (gQiBgout)wf 5 »>WT{*^)i
*T*I WT?I

outgoiDg n (tVial athieb goto Qttt,
outlay) (’<») n , *tW m. (im

cost)

outgoiog liccutee ar^^flg*

«lf»

onigoiDg member atTf?

oulgoiag proprietor arftf*

CIIbT

oulgoiag telegraw »n WTWT »It
outgrow b6

outgrown garmeati vjir
ootgTOwtb 1 tt) m , n.

3 forulry TX^/.
outboute n-

outbaec

outlaw • ffl
outlaw vb »m ( out ?\)

ootlawrg o

oatlij Co>* n

cost Mfituq
outlet fltegg m
outlet chanoel /rrig fieniSl
*HT »T^ mtfl ffifTCT
ODtlet ditch taegtiSl atmv
oDtIeti for aeniilition Hijitne

ootlet waterway sra fireuntfri
outlier rf^Tin^l (-tT.) ru
outline n iwftlm/.
at^Tail/.

broad outline gap gnltt
outline tb. 1 nfl\wi

3 ^

ootline elatnricatloD unTnpt giHl
outliae map SiaPra

outline ititeh gfltw iftji
eutliTc eb It «f«

furvive gytrgtgg
outlook rTgi^ m.
outlying ad(. 1 (r()

3 t[7fg, ( pO

ootly mg areas Jgig
outlying diipensary vf^Tyt atTgVTSV
outlying office ipW
outlying places 9ng
outlying statMik pn Vtm
outlying veiennarj dispensary gfif
tpff

eutounber eft at atfggannt (lai
out of court agnraig )i gift
out of eullivalion mft

area oot of cnllivattoa atffg $n,

out of date aI/ ei«*gta, aragf^tt
out of due course Ig Vtgy.

anittrew

out of focus udj. Pkja tntAtg (not
m foeua)

out of gear4ia(oaobi/«7g>X*g
out of grade aaMlns
out of income aiiq $
out of juroilKiuNi atfggnjn ^ tixf
outal line inffiR VIS
out of order | (m an asseollg) f^n*
•10

3f<rt.fintgi jwt

out of stock ftifg. tigietf, gfl J
out of aiock autenieol gg>v}>Ms
frxpt

out of tbe realm
out of the eiaiegnn ««igT
out-uf ibi-way village airf Jj u
«lK

out of luoe aJj, fnw
ID time nygy
out of turn wneiD
oiil'O' torn sllolments TmiD gert
out of «i»e ipftrtnt. gTi^n at gfl
uuipaiwDt «iif tVifl. gnft

niitpalieot deparlraent (m aboapital)

wTri^ft figni

i>alient department O]>eralion
tiicatre nmaifii tiggimy
outpatient di<|«nsarygiir^1<I rflggi.
*tg

ootpiiienl room mnKivglg
enipatienta’ department «T®TVf?f

rjam

outpatlenta' department card

glfh ffwin ggg

outpatient waiting hall VTgrfifh*
jpflwffig

oul-pockclings ^ool. n

outpost 1

3 tfttn-png » .tftttt m.

3 ^(au WR n.

oulpott officer idvfgtd

Output tnft / , (production) gRr? m.
output cost account Co*-
IlHt

outrage tl> (tliu modesty ol a woman)
Lam (I PC) tnEItggjtM (rce adulte-
ty) ^

outrage n. Lnto ntflntgtttg n >*rigg

out report Hlj/, (departuco report)
tnutg g;tnn

outrigger Kly. giTf-ci m-
outriplitd// ^1 fnilt
«Utff 'hi tit ^ It

outright sale (^7

oulseottv

at tlio outset tnyrnn
oulsiJe Bin. BijT, gufr, gfirePT
outside urlivitiei vng si4*«>n
outside aggresaioD «:jf| trerPTB
outside bodies VTO *19 dyvrt
outside caliper rrp
outside cylinder lily BTGttnr
outside cylinder locomotive lilf,

outside dak book vfgnitf) *TT S*!*
outside market s> curb market *f^>
*ftt

outside officer *rv sifilCffl
outside printing brand) *T9 gx*
ITtWl

outsider ara^f*, *il*>3* n.
outside ileam pipe i?/ff Enj. «TV

imei *JT

ouuide stock of Stamps givgxNt'

oulsiac (a sire larger Iban the stso'
dard) Tiiper Jf/ff. *HT*ft*ii»r m
outiiu parinents gfimet h *V
outskirts g*ie* »ftwt/
outskirts of town *riTtT1»*
ouisUnding aiJj. 1 m*, arsiR. it*
(Const )

2T**y*,ffTT
outstanding accoont fr^W
oelsuudiog agalntl «acb sertion

outttandin? and free

1061

eve(l>aik maaiuiamont

n?5s wgwin H

vulMnnilin;: anil ftcr from claim

•p,n »fVT mWin-gf.

ouHtandinjS luilatirCi «T^ 5n»

WWWT fPT

ontHandinf! clifijuca WSFJt
oulitanilin;: rliim* 1 ^

2 nnaj arralr^
outitanihn;; cicliti
om<tini)inj! ilicidcnil* th'hItt
oiitMamliDf' f*j*cin!unre ac^ rrn
ontXinchof! ctpcmca tc^
^utitamlinp income mn^ arnt
oiiKtinitin^ lialiitiij *c^
outitinilin)’ Intni »r^ IW?

e( ouHliniiinR merit aj'nV'TT
oiiKtiDilin^ piiMic claim jrani ^

ootitanilin'' quota WT {Wt KiIiV
ontttaailio; ref!utrr
oatitanrlioj! rrpiilralioa

«BUtin<linf rent aot^ Trr7«
oaiitiDiliaf;a Tifti. arsTW frftt n.
nlilindiaK Itlle Lav (isperiortilla)

oflimtion adj. •tatrwto
©ot ataiion « 1?/^. «

©aiiiiilon cKiquet atnrem tjwr^n
©nmillon dak.VonV n q t» W Trt>

s»«

outitatloniliipeniirj arn^-ttmau^-

wn

out atatSoB Teat UIp,

home (tatluii real

o<it>ii;r r6. wmactn^. arfirt rsfrr

out Hill lircnaee armW aiB inrsrf^
Mill

out »tiU ahop WTTil© »t*r anrq
out Hill ijHrin an^-VTir
out IcmUv wnt arpn^rf^. atnliTV
outturn I ^ 3 Hf Tnftt/ . Tm

3 Icrrilrjr (tlia quantity o( proJueo
oUainoil /rom any unit— IP.ll)

amrnftt eu. silt /
yicl.l srfw
aliilyoultiiro

outturn rerlirifile TTTI *I BWinTt
outturn report TT* <1
outliiro tihte* Icrntrif •nT'^
outturn wripht TTtl MTT
eulroter (a non reaijent TOter) «%•
©ntru'c^rit. tro irrtnt

outv.ar.l«,|j. ifjpt^dt.W.^r^''

2 Com fwnft { T*!)

3 Ills ( r^), an?!

Vtnl (tee innart!) *

oulwarti and return journey irrm*

outward luiund /;jy
outward bound triiwporta
*?at

outward eonaifnmeiit ftltWl
outward corTe«|M>ndenfe ftnijft
•<mrT, tnft ts
outward diinenaiona ■||T ilfbTPt
outward flow iiirlune iliy. vflf^

outward freiftlit

outward hall (o( a return ticket) ^ly

©fifuittr-artTim. ©m «’5t?m
outward mature dVs©>

outward piurrey Ttty-
outward liijtj'tjtr /ity ItbTT
inward lujtjtajte aqiinf) A©TT
outward motion ©f)§*t ©t©
outward prcaanre fWlt

outward repiHer ^dnin. fid© ©wD
inwar<t repwter «in«©nf|
outward teleprain arfi ©1»»1 BIT,
fi©lif) ^?»t

inwitd telepram a*i^ ©TBI ©it,
atrniftTt^et

outward aoyape ©matat©!©!
outwaih-oaerwa'h n Oral, ©r^TlV©

ontwaili plain (7coI ©»?rifrT© PtwI
outweiph rt. atfTOiT K)©i, ft ar^^
arrft rf©t

outwit r^.©I5©K»ni©©t©l.©T^©tT©!
*T©I

out-worker *m-«tCiv

OiHwerkc (an outlyinp dcfoice) vTc*

«© m/

oral jjy arwnvTT. ©r©©-. ari»T, arrT©
©yal rr Rful* an©* n
©••I nirve JI/«J«. arwfTATT ©«
oxal

oralold 04.^,ir©Ti<i

oral ihape •r'miT

01 tl alamp arrsmiT gfl

oral trill Fla»a<>r«XTXaiTtrfl3rn-©T©

oral wimlow iT©|r^

orarlau oJ'y. ©*!".'©•

orarlan artery real.

orarlan compouud ©©TTO©*

ft©)©

ovarian ciimuliit — ciimulua ©ophoro*
J:mI n©TMT5©^ri.
ovanin rrat atafi?i©-©l«j
oiaritn epp atT!T©T©T
oiarian ettrart TAirm. ©©tlTT©*
fi BIT

ovarian follicule Zeri- »t©T Ttjfin
ovarian hormone

ovarian membrane ^cri «a»ni©-©^
ovarian tul>e ©vTITT©-©!©
ovarian tumcuir

ovariole Z(«l (ona o( tho tnhea o(
which tha ovartea o( loott intects
ara eotnpoaed) WvsnWlff m. (vPTTTT©
+ ©m)

ovariotomy Surp ©•eftl©&^ n.
ovariiii Ufd ^©Tnmh n.
ovary Lc4 ©©xnT© n
orate fldp. Lft ©©lltlt
©ten ©»jn.

oern thermometer ©r^-snin©
oven tbemoatat ©*j-?tnnT©
ovrnware *ajtn©T n
over. iffT., ©f*.
over (570 maunda) B 3:©T
»l>«»e(AimanTuh)ftwf5i«
up to (57maunil*) It* (rraPIl IM)
overape Com (t’lrploi pooh) wfiftT*
©it;*, ©ftfif©; /.
oierapinp .Vflrtl wPrm©n.
overall a, I/, (aa. charpe) ( T^),

TBIT©

overall allowance TUTT© Wvn
overall hitance of trade unt© •©T©m*
VTT

overall fliarpc BBT© ©WIT
overall export quota miT© fi©f©'
•mlTt

oi rratl hrlpht Ttwr©
overall jacquard quilay cloth
•tB© r©i©©t2
overall lenpih rttt© FtT©!^
overall Irno quality cloth BfvHTBT-
Pm© v©Tit

overall lime ftly. tniT© BW©

OI frail width TTOT© "aVTlf
over and a!>oie ft nf^V. % Mfiftar
orcrarcheil n// 3tf)©ift©
overharV o f/ BTI©
overharL meaiuremrnt Fr<rrHr|r B©T©
ail©

unJrrhark niea.uremenl T-rlw

106Z

overpowar

«T(rbeiria$ aJJ. tnnTjftw
oTtrbeard ad*.

to fttl owbotrd WW*T>I^STTW

. „
evetboufht potition irfJrni fwft
OTCTbn J;e Ely- 5*

nnaerbnd|«

OTubuTBl ai}. rcTMtrtWftr’^i

»»T J*1

orerburst ptuhei Fcrtitry

o»ett»pii»l»*»'>*» Erwi
OTerMpiuliieei «F5l3*^*l^

«Terc«pil»nie<i adj

oitrc*rT»r6 «r>reXTis*WJ
OTcrchar^o wfrawiT
uodcrchar^e a^WWIT
OTcrchuTO rfc. wfT*I*V^«

W1IW

Ov«»«at IV

©Tor«ll«tt>oo

•oTtKoiBe ad]

oTtrcone «k I wf<lHW. *Wt

iWTt

•TeKOBc difficult; vfttnt ^
ATcmao re«nt»u« fttiTtnifW
•tercorwctioB OrktXaif^el wfttftw
efcrerop offirsw^
ercrerowdediOTcritocWad/ Fertilrf

OTrrcrewdiBg wfinftTi « .

ifftT iWt. «fV*wt /,
ovcrdfcpca *b ■Tc'lifttn.

*T>a

oicrdenM eaaop; Fariitry "ftuu
ffTO

o»erd*»»toptreBt wWireW
OTCrdotC wfHTTUI/

OTcrdrift II Ainti>7 m.

eTcrdrifl r&. Utlal wf««4a
overdraw 2)<iwlinf «(Fiaf^u4ar,

wfn biut. orffu ftu^wn
-overdraw a I ill Smiinf ftn 1tf<r
ftu+n

overdrawil (d at1ir})«f'n^
oierdrawiBj j Datiiny nMfuivt n

1 WiUt atfcuVai «
overdraws 1 Dvnlin} irMiTt

a Uffil "fWr

overdraws bill CaaiiarsfareTTfarz
•verdrnetj 1 s f iu f O
5 (T*sf ut) a«uF«u jt*w7

overdneod’/ tfWrfWi ’dhrerS
overdae blit Cbel. VTTlAsf^^j dll-
•raftra

everdse istereat iilBtltft
evereopbaaize rb

overestimale arvuntsHt (sf<r. orar>i
•FTR ettima'e)
oierealimalios ■vv(il*ld n
ovetesptQtloB atlr! tnnt
oierevpove efc Plotoj. ari’rajnw
overextesded poiilMB
o» er/eedmg aili|*nffw, aiCiUlll^ s.
oveefeUiQS fornCrtr wfTOW s
overflow *. \ IWIU n.

2 (of air) arsTOf fv
overflow si. Ik ^ mt

overflow pipeT^nn-VTT
overflow weir Faratry *«RTa-*rt
oicrfold Ctd. wfwa^ *.
overfull emptojiDeiil itf^^ I t tluku
orerjQvets vb- Bt^tHtfl
over?riiiBj wftran*r «.. wrufi* BTl^
overgrousd heap y^ari >ft
overgrow el. rart$lrf HtHM, mawT*
W

overgrovru witb fvaaa m Cf*«
aneioot word). «nR«9lf^, WTR It

wn

overgrows wilb veeda ijane^VT.

TT«nwf^, firfkuiit *m i»n
overgrowth 1 (exeeuivo growth) wft-

Tfk/.

2 (that wbieb baa grovia otor tomo
placo or thing)

overhang]! (ihopart ofsnotnr vabi*
eU projecting ba>ead tho eastre el
the rear aila) luds anvi m
everbaogisg aw.dk (aoclont word),
5?Tr BTui jell, wigr flawi Jin
oierhiol ah (to eiaoiine thoroufUg,
la for rapaira) T^lOlJs, ulnflim,
J^TIW

everhanl », jseso s>
ovcrheal TOfit-, «OTWi.
overhead ». 4 'nmnUtti Uo friW U iv
01 erhead chargee sufit Sanr. »OfT-«UU.
4'HS| ITU

oierliead eoata Tt^awu
overhead cover rerealrp ftmuft
anovai

overlieal elertaKal woaLa tpyift
fir^UJtPW

overhead eqsipsiesl g}/, TTfr-dlWIT

(i» eleetneal wirea)
ovsthead eaprsaea STTST

overhead line
overhead price
overheada n.

oierbead ahade fertitry TriW^ BI^I
oirrhead aalvea Ji'temobiU finkofl
«7IZ

o« erliear th. S^T* D g^l

' overheated ed/. Wrlal.wftro
auperheaied itfrw
eter.irndialioD /ool
over-iaiue atRir^ff

oter.Iiaued iloek arfhf^diitff
overtadeBsdj
ererlasd 1 ndj- tVV’

1 adt mt ft

overlap eh nftapit*.

overlap n ■ftotnT

ot rrlapped edj. arintsi, nPtttnf^S

overlippiBg 1 (Tif/. arfvvtJTfr ( T\)

2 s ■fiiepTT^s
overleaf TTTir. ft ft iftl
overlord itfgTfir. ■fOTTViw. lu* host)
overlgSog Brfafitdk (4^
overeiaMer el. afoi^ VTUt
overatainre aJJ, J wMtt

aPofMlrpitiirm
Piat. evernpe atfmot
ovrrBia'sre alem Ferutry arfin^t

ovenaatsrit; Foraiirf wRmTO A

over-nrliestouf »dj. MrVTVTUt (4^
•rersigbt sd/- ftryil4 (of the doratios
ol ona Bight)

oversight lots fhnrft *vtt
B vemight moatj Aeon fiTrtu nftt
01 erpavmesl atfnftww, wfviB tiVuw w.
01 erpeopled «firf4. wfvuwi sfli JWI
o« erperjuade e&. *1^ WJTU MSI
ot erperisaiioB aafit
oierplua adj. Ho adlition. bagoad
saaj)

overplua V Coivnfif* iv (lorplw

■ftra)

overpoled n-f; Afrlal-wfeBlArn
ovcrpolieg flfital. «f*xnatw v (poliOl
tpfteWB)

orerpoliibed odj atfUBllBB
over popalatioB alfh SBSSBt
eierpower ah BTltt «TST,

orerprint

1063

oreTwinter

otcrprlnt Philatily (tiy woriI» la-
teription, printfl mero«s the fwa

o( * tttmp) B-

n^^rpfioted ttiinp g’l*

o\crpnnlia' TrftjTJI n-
o\erpr<v!urtioo 1 Ccn. »rs3”TIT^*

2 2ool «

oxer.pfoofoii;

o^e^. proof »pjrit (o p.)«»bOTe.proof
•pint (w. 5 )

o\ertite eft.

overreach eft. (to eircnmTeDt. cheat)
(from i ij'T’),

OTerrent eft wftwTl* %RT (extract too
high a rent)

oeerretled edj. (»a, 0ax] wfire ?rft
oeemddeo cAj.
oremde eft 1 (aa, orders)

^ »<ni

i Ply awr, «ff» ^ 3m

a ■f^rryw

ererridiBj^ Ply in?J ^ wm, •rPnt

^3m

orerridio* trait Liv irfnrrff mi
OTertipe adf. «PrJH, W jwt
01 ermstnre Fe^tilry wPrnt
•werripeaeii wPrTWiT /
erermle eft. 1 (to nla or deUrmiae
sn a eoetrary way; as the ebairmaa
oremtled the poiat e( order)

*T3*rn ^iTT, BWrfjT •T’rTi

p (to set aside or rererse a pretions
'~"mling) wm

3 (to prerai] oT«r) wftnrrft

oeermn eft. •TTfi

OTer»<a» aJj- *tyX''nT

oeerseai eoomand ^if. WfT*

oeerieal despatches W^TfrrtJtTW
eterseas importer ma n *

oterseas imports *Tg5TTT mot^
oierseas inresiments
«fnn

overseas pay aT^TTTT 3T3
overseas teholanhip icheme W^TTTT*
ynirTi.aiaai

oierseas tourist fTJTTTWi^*,

Tort

overseas trade wy^aiT t'tl'tif
overseas iradiof icheme tr^TTTT-

tTHTt-^VW!

overseas anisersity (i<4l^01

WW

oversee eft »rfayti^3
overseer wfa^fr* i».

01 erseer incbarge 5n(d\ wfiTTSl*
overseer night-guard Tlft-

»!ft

overseer of highinya yraTtf-arffl-

Overseer of the Poor
oversell eft. atf^^fX*
ovenhade tft. ForeiCry
overshadow rft

overshoot fh. Rty (if either tram
o\ enhoots the poiot)
overside (over the aids of a ship)
^TTV

oversight 1 (watchful care) n.

5f (omission) m.

superinieadeoee sn^h^W
so pen Mioo w4%5nt
lovpeetiofi ftfhni
mafiagemeut am*
oversire stftfftwat i».
oversold positloo STWawa-fitlft
overspend eft. «T3t, irf^

oversiamped aJj. gfltjigifin
overstate ift (exaggerate^

wf5fw.ssm. arm

overstay; eft atfStttm, atfw* rym
overstayal «(^?aH wfj* (gtm
overstimulation jTocl. et'JV't^ n.
orerstoek etf^iwrw sis
ore r at oeked wovererowded od;.

Forfitry erftaw. wj* snt
overstocked market Cees*

overstocking Farittry n.

orersnbscTibed capital wfimfin
orersupplj Ecm. wft wfw-smw

overt od^ 1
3 gawro. gv' sigf^ i
evert act Lav) gmw
overt act of violence guRT (gywir-

overtax eft asf<-*TTaTW, wfi*
overtaxation srfil *<NM b , *r<r* %X

over the signalnre of % ^tTrrfTt
overthinning Jorrjjry wfrfilTWa «.
overthrow pft vvicii

overthrust Ciol. (thrust ?m havieg
a low dip) m. (see fault)

overthmst fault ittWH m.
overtime m.

overtime allowance
wfil* tttTT *T *rw
overtime charges erRftntW BWTT
overtime register etfjHtTW-^*^
overtime sheet etftnTWW-nTT
overt market Eton, (open market)

overtone Hum m

over-tonnage frftr
overtop eft. l itf9V3r»3

2 Foretiry •n(<a3S^
overtopped ad] Fortitry {huyi&g

the crown sliaded by another tree —
I P E.)

suppressed KligVBTfpr
over trading n

overtnre (proposal, offer) u«iH »•
overtoru ift. I iVi-tl, 3?7T*T. stf^T

3 Geel JsJn

overturned basket «rt^ it)*fl
overvaloatioD trrffijw, 3rpt$vt b.
undenraluation Rilfisi

devalatiion attt^w

revaluatioa
appreciation wFj ifsqH
depredation ero^^ripT
overvalned currency wwjil

uadervelued currency wJ t ^ l a« nf
W»7>}

over-ven ■= overwood
overroliege wftigtTwn/.
overwash “ ontwash n. Cesl. 3^-

ovenreed rft. srftlsT^T’r. ai«i(yt fiiTli

overweight n-

lorchargc erfvrwTf

overwhelm eft. 1 CT^, TfTtJW

3 wfuvi^, wRr^it
overwhelmed aJJ «rwv^
overwhelming proof iaw Stnei
overwindiOg n.

overwinter eft. (to paas the winter)
s'lWTIfVI

oraTwinttring organ

106 t

oxamino brilliant, .

«Tcrwiaierio' organ Bol tft'twn.
*:n (itcLeaa 1-101)

oventood Fertlt'V (G«nn OberhcU)
(th«upi>er»:or«y olatorert— I ?A.)
VlC4'-< n

undeniood ITTT W,

OTcr-M ork » ■ »fj» CIB

•Ttnrnte ci 1 (lo writ# over)

3?Tt

2 (to write too ninchl
o»ic»f>sule 2 .li il'saRl m.
ovirell Zxl btTXRT n.

OTiilarel «»sa5l**^*
o»i dm j 1 (iinnfl Zool
oridu.t/f,. erTT aT|j) /

o«igeraii« xjj /ool (u«»j lo carry

1 ..’) *T»rftfr (

otiDr ,, (siiecpliLe) «rfr»Trrr. >TT «

HHH

OMj^arout ndj Zed w*Tl, *rrT*l,
(aicieol ’lorjl
oviposit eb arrlftiJn
avipe<itioB<r*T^!^ ».

«tipe«iier Zeel (an organ (or dep»<
liting »J„i) »r*TfWTBI ( ^ fit . at»T*

ovipetiier aalv# TiW
Ovii liJamn •(a-anCl aneiani
nor I]

O lioJ'Moi nt[>fri arft
O nabura gTV nfi| (rrff eeeur* la
Saaruta. £t>o tkarai)

O (iSi liorni 'I't (orni a ipiral

* 5 *)

O tigoei zf’l (yn occur* la

CTWCTTt etc. fcatot itria, Tao.
nr >al)

evitae Zcri n

•VO- afri.

•vo'Iobutia /

•teidaf/ ir»TB7. arvTTXn
ovovitellin ~Tit<Uin mvTftft /
ovelation |fld)aaa-l «.

•vnle^ I tAvTu.

S (unfertilirol loed] (irf^.

evalifrrOBV tcale i?rt rtrrarfl rw
•van 1 Joel (a (aicala grrm cell)
rtWtln

ararantoi Bvax «. (aiingla-eell
(rotn wVich lb* airbryo developa,
«w 5 t -n)

Jwrgjrctll^ ■«raln/.

iMeggsooaphereilot w*T «;

•»e e6
P»l

oiKcU;^ LoioKoinatiti) S»TO/-

a (the amount paid or aaeurad by
ena eopareoner to aootbof to aona-
Itis a partition o( property la kind)
HMarfl nft(

Oaen't organ £io(,(anoral*truetnrs
with nnmerou* cloaely aat tidgei—
Chamber*) fbv et'iln
•wiog rfebt ^
oufiog CO «Tm b
owl 4^* tn .

owl clip 777 fTB

owlet^tilllc •m 1^^)<7*'>« (ancient
word)

owl itarrotsskakapo

ownt6.mfe>tt*«in(Conit). Riftrt
7^ (CoBtt X *l fTiA tWi
• owBcd

atate-owoed
owocil holding tril7iil7
owoer WTtft ( t\) ffcfCoaat )

OWDcrtca* allti<|uilM* BWlfiig BT^tB

77^.

owner o( bnildiog or lan<) BTB

owner of goods Cl Wtft
owner of land
owoer of ship a!) mu)
owner of »e«»el g)* CtidV
owoer oc poetcvMr of llio article 7T^
«i senft snrtt Bite
owDeraliip fTlfTt m. (Cooat ) (tee
povsevvion)
ow net'* pcvniit
owner's n*V watfs

railway rifV bgiB Tifm
owning mfr Blf *■?*(»%)
owning railway sarfil ItWIB
own jicrKinal n»e sryb i TfifB TtWiT

own raf»i*«l rorl MJWJ fiWlWt JW7
CfBWt

own right rrfrar m.
•wyfareilemfwXf* (c forttr nlver,
C9 for »^9 lea-J. •»- for »»•< anti-
mony.t; for a jlphi le. -TB f or
mineral)
oz fTBm, A

oz.,ozaI.(flrtIielCW.rtnt (TrtBa)
oz« (oiygen) Cilciit- *(•

•xo-Bt-
ovy 3IT*

oxa- Cne*a. (denoting th« pteeeaeo ot
oz>gen replaeiog earboa, aap- la a
ring) W

oxaeid CA/in. n
ozartd teil Cel. Tnd an*« 77
0X1 diazol Cket%. » FJ**'

OX-dl»ole 31 'S777T
ozal . oxalo- (oxalic) CJimt. ftr*t-
(ftflST)

oxalarriic acid

oxalate Cbm. fntifla n.

oxalic odg C>um ftfhrx

oxalic acid Chrei WfBC arwc

UzaliJacese Sot fB «.

(from OzaliB w»*-VtJIT&)

•oxslioe C\em -fBufl /

Ottlia Bet. imft

O. acetoiella (cueloo'a bread and<
cbeeae, bread and-oheeaa, branch
aerre), abaop lerraK soar (ta(eil>
sowar tnfoilai wood aonri wood
sowar, wood sorrel) {diatnbntioa*
teoperale llifflalayt) IjIBTCB.
■ M’TlWl

O bilinbSfVfrrOanCw)'^

O coreienUu (Indian lorral. yel-
low ot Uia) crTin»7-«r*«Kb* (ifW.
nuxJ ^ ^ , ii*™ifw. Ben-

onfoCii Bom. Uar. Bmbuli, Uin.
nnirafnl, Pan. amliiaiTel anbe.
Iilara)

O rutcifolia (baa phyllo’leattinivT

—McLean LM5) gtrn»r^«r*C-

oxa1o>, oxal- (otalie) Ciew. r)>8«

(Wax)

oxalvl Cbem- ft 'KB «.
exilvl-urea Cbm fstnw feg
oaamite (from oznntf) CbtM f^B-
PttOon

Biemiz ertfl (erafic'+ireiid#) Cbm.

ftrjtfirf'rfrB irzw

DXJmiJe(nzaIied'neii (o) Cbm-ff^’
fteAw

Ox-amidiac (o/ygen 4* ami fo) Cbm.
BT freed)

orimme Hark Tof. /a t. Brflift C7W
• Mile BdWl ifl«

o Imrdeana Btftift Cftirg
e brilliaetlightgreeBB'ft^B'^

oxamina brilliant nd

106S

Oxufl

o. lirilli»ol Tfd VtJi^

o hrilluut * ioM xrfifrft wrgt ’fRr-

« l«ro'»ii3nf^^ flti
o coi'jxr-lilue 3nfH»^I
o. (UrV. Mtif

o tUrHiro*«n 3ifiVJ*rfrnT ar^
o. it^rtk prcvn irftrw afi

o. «le\ p!oi>rr arTfa^ first®*

•o (*»! l«r.lp4Ui wfiltst ftWT
«T«

o. fa»t |>mU ftilT «HtI

o. f»«l red ftOT

o field pre>
o gtenel Xtfit^A fitTW
o. preen

o. liplil lilue Xtfipft Xl®

«. lipU I'rovi n xrfitfft
o. lipht green snfirtnt
«. maroon snfirr^ aftwtaa
0 . nraape ^rfimt WTtn
o. red anfinral ts®

0 , ii trlet arfita^ tnbt
0 »V.y»blo« Bifitsft «TiTtt«’flB
o. rlolet arrftfrft

os*ammtte (Aralio'f neunoniutn+Mte)
.Vmernl. feorfirfura «. (ft*®* for

fifi^nioxalici ft^* (or itDtno.

mam> t® (or tuioenl)
oxan, oxaee [ary- (otygenH-®*!
Ckm. fa** « , SH* r». (CNO)
u-oxan *•&»*. w sajjr
l3*oxia I* f^** I >n BTp(
oxanate Client final*, a^A* n-
oxaneMoxan

oxanie acid Cken. firf^av BIB. artfinr

ox<«ni]a>eC^ee) fna^^l*
ox.aaitieni^^ (f\ralio+OBihne() Cfce'v

fina-sftf**

ox^oihe and ftr*- * l fa* anB
oxinilide CXe»». frnj-afl^
ox*atiDe {ftfjpeo + ojiBflCle'n.anWl
ox«atole (nrygen+ftrele) CAe*x. MflVl
oxMood^oxblood red (a eoloor,
jelloTfiah-red m hi.e» of

low ft I nllianeel fiUMrft*
ox.bltxKl red I Cel. I»J.

TTT

QboxMoo.! (eolour)
oxbow Cicv f*TB n
oxUiw UVescut-oQIaie — Uyou

Gee*7 w,

ox-diaxole CAe^ Bl-jaaft
exdnver ^ *IBt

oxen pi. ot ox

oxeote apiruU Z«ci. pa m
Oxford blae (a colonr, roddiali*l)1ua
aihrttBr ta hno>o( low*®«aturaiion
Wbd TOIT lo*r bnllianee) W * -TlBl*

Oxford ebrome— tellow oeher
Oxford oeher »yello» oeher
oxidant (an oxidisins ajent) anT*®^

oxidiK Condition + •o>«) SioeAn’i.
oxiditeao^idite

oxiditioo CNm* (a^'t or proee^ ot
oxidirinp) atroi «.» «n'*u /
oxidilioD l.l»ek tuJ art® *TB
oxidiiion centre 2ix>! aT<ui
oxidation poteotial XTBt BT*
oxidation redaction atfxraiTO®
oxidative breakdown aijar^in hr*x3R
oxidator (anoxiJiier a contriranro
(or eanaing a current of air to
imritg* on tho iKm* of Arpxnd
liop) STrftffl f*^ to.
oxido CAen. n.

o Moe aft* *1*. (-reenab Wua
^4nf< 10 buo and of higb n »•
tnratioo)

o. brown aft* *W.(ro.Hiah ml-
t allow ^iftlA* in buo- of low ft
brillianee) MtvfiT’K
o of aniimonv a»a*-aft*
o. of araeUH ^* 1 ^ xft*
o. of iron arnt art*
o of lead b 1« aft* ‘
o. of inio;ane»e Bija-aft*
o. of memirr *u^ aft*
o. of Btiro'en *^*1^ aft*
o. of uraniuni ail*

o. of line jxaiq-aft*

*. purple 1 aft* 41«I^

S (rrtJlah t* 1 > allow xfttftrxx in
bua, of low ft brilliane*.

*XB

o re.1 aft* r*c
o yellow aft* ^ht

oxidie «.ft, Cif’ t- aftPr*

oxidie oxide* aftfit* aft*
cxidinirtriCAft CAc*. Srtaftal*
oxidimetry CAa*w aTtafftCx /•

oxiJi'C lei oxidixe
oxidizability anu'luaj /.
oxiditablo aJj. aTT’Jl*
oxidization CAena. atta n>
oxidize r6. CAe"v atW
oxidued a {;• CAem* atfttl
Oxidized oil aifin ITB
exiditetl filter aiftn yaw
oxidizer GAm. (ono who or that
which oxidirea. «pecit. an oxidizjng
agent, aa nitric acid, chromic acid)
aKfant ( *) «.
oxidizing CAcfi- aiT* fi.
oxidixing action arra f**1
oxidizing agent KlTai^at
oxidizing power arta-tTf*K
oxido* (oxide) Ch/’i, aft*-
oti Jo aJj. CAf >a. aft*, aft**
oxidiwreifuefaae Hci. aii*-oft^
oximsoxitne
oximaiee^ CArimar^**

(to eonrert into an oxtnie) a:ft**r*
oxiniation CAem. ar*!** m
oxiuie. oxim (»)6«t'f^t”t>de) CAeirv
aift -f f*^^*)

oxime group atf* *rt
.oximic CSn. .arftf**
oximiJo*, ©xiniiiww-CAeei. (danoting
priweneo of the oxime group SOBi
Koniltoao*) »lA*

•ovin CAe*-i. .fitft*/.
ox.indole CAen. ai fipftwxT
oxinefcral for oxali8+ *i»«) CAm.
fsuft/.

0 x 0 , (oxj gea) CAe n. ax- (duliogui*
ahed from oxj • *TX )

•oxidan Ci'eix. -arfit** n,

.owte zee dioxnle

oxone C’Aeni. (fuael ickIkur peroxide
with trace* ot CuO 14 eatalyat) ^
^finnx ni., wfinn /. (from ?IXI3
■MAwilx;

oxonic 0 , 1 /. (ozygen ars+earlcnie

sTtila) CAm. atmft*
oxom'e arid CAewu afirfft* *r*B
oxonium (cw)gen + tmn cxi»n) Ctm.
an-*T^ »t.

oxoniiiin fomiiounJ anTJ ftntri
»>x-oiont (ftzy— h(i.-(-w) 31 tnrfX*

«.T ojnoiJe arJrarrJ*
oalou-ne

Oziii Cfoj. *y -a, (Oxui la from SkU

ox vubl«il3r

1066

oxyli Quite

os wtrWeDs nt pTwrwrft

osv- 1 (osvgea) CAw. »!T*

3€ts«l-

«sy etJj Che’i- »T ^

oST.i««jleoe Citem. WIT
oiT.«crt»ie*>e Wo>T>»p« WIT
. srsm

osj'irid Chtm WTTTsa
osy »c»d Moe Co!- Ini- ®il
osy tfiii »>olft Col WIT

siWK^

Ox^ttot Palfoiitc! (cm 'slurp -^Gk
•01B4 eA’iil 1 XWlft

OsvifDidie Trtfwrwi-en
0*T*fnoide» (sapertimilr) atfl^in-

o vtllo's wiTWew^S
oxT.cliroinme fo{./ii4 WITT^

OXT riDilioninie and

•re'

oxx-nnDsmicad'j Chmi. WIT*’ i xistTW
oxT^balt aoiiniBe Cben 3»It*%ifT5*

ft*

osy-eounwrin CJmw. WTT-*TWS=5*lfe

osT oaojde Cion SIT-JOAq
oxTcxjnio' CoZ- /ad wiTTQI^
oxyivinmo ItlaiL CpZ /•/»
cir

Oxrdaetylus ^ooZ (hooii ire xhiip*
pomlej^ — Lnllp 63S) dtWWIVinaTfa
Oxy d«ar«IK and Clirsit WIT‘ff1J|f^n

oxy-jldebxde tJi/m WIT 5'3'
oxy-imiae CApt wit ft V
Oxj'iDlhrareBe WIT ftyU'')
osTaiiO*- Cfcaia- WITT^T^*
esxiripc drei Chf^- WiriTiRt TJTW
oxyuo* CJ»*"w WITTW-''

OITM9 edj «TTf». WinWX
osyaze djei Q««. wttts Tjfw
osy>b(0i*ald*h\d« CAm.

5*5T

«sy.L«flTxl Chen. WIT
•sy*lroRBi<le ClKia.
g oxytittlTr««»i*WtT^^
oxy*caleiusi aij. *TT-'liii3
ox7-«lorim«TT arfiTSlT m.
oxy-<ainphor C;«*n WiT-cfe
oxy fiproic tfrfj Clwi WIT-Tife»
ox7*carl«BJte Chm. wirtnifw
oxy-crllulo«e’CAra WiT.imrj
'osy^Mont* ChrA.
exy>cUont Chen. W7T-^rft»
oiy-ciiteride Cio». WIT «flTW
oiT-«hIono« WIT rftrrft
oxy-tbolnttrol »IT Tsn
oxy-rhelie n // WiT-ftftfW
oxT-cbrOEBtiia. (wbub itncx fill
acid dyes acw e cUtomaUR) •n«v

ox.ecbioot black .ij,,!

«re

O bloc WITT^A #re

o. bluf.l bck t i t tAb fwj

o brows yrsTlt

o. dirk yrns tittb* triin

o piran TTTir* ftre:

e orasye WITTW «frt«

• ’tain wiTTife ifrwrrl^

oxxdian»o« bUtb Cti /ad. WTT*
fyfttfl ti^
o. blue WITrjfnO
o lifown WHfafa i ft y
o catboo flnnr

o ataape ■awfsft’ft wrt*t
0 red 3rfT^*dr*

0 s .eleT wirfrftrft *wrrf*s
0 yellox wnftftO^f
exydiamiooyeo Cot- Ind WTflfWJ*
ww

*«\y>(i2Dtl sellow Cot M smfirftw

oxy.Jiiiol .blark C6L /ad. WlTt ’TJ T

o blue wiTtQWWSft*
o brows wiTtwwwww

o red browo aiTlUSe T*C W
o ^ello«d>r«wBaiTrm4bf w
osx etber -ai}. WR-Qg
oxr.<lhyt Cien. WIT-ig^
oXT'fjKT and »iT*«^ir« mxK
oxT.fluonde Chem. WIT WTHl
o*».|ii adf WlT^Wlft
oxTyes Chen. WITW

o aretylese cettiB' wiTW-gnVaw

o ••retylesc wridio' wiTW grw*

o and WRV «*5

o. eossumpiioo wmTrrwm

o eestaioer xfT«.uTe
o eulreswirm
o. cylinder TOW TTW
o -bydrofep eteldisg wirxTTW’T'
^WI^

o Lskaye wiTMrev

o.'inixtare WTTW fan
o ratio = aridity roifllrieDt TOW-’

0 . mpiratioQ TOW TWQW

0 lallTOW-^TO

oxyyenaDt (xt oxiliriiis ajent) TOW-

wn ( «.

oxy;esate rJ. ciifi WITWW (ftom

1 (to iQipresoate with osygen)wiTW'

3 (to esmbine vith oxigen) WITW-
vhrt

S (to treat wjtb osx gen) TOW^HWW
4-woxidize

ezygesited aJj. TOf^
oxyyeaated water (niter iiapregoated
mth on gen ga) W1 t(W wn
oxygrnatioo Chen W IT CT a.
oxyfeBator(»oBiething wbieb oij-gen-
atea.asa latg) suwftst (^«.

•» ex idwer TOf«T ( l) fo.
oxygeorrater (a naeliiae (or makisg
oxygeo) TOW.wftw n •
oxygeDicod/. Cliem TOftw
oxygewetty CAnvTOfifTO/.
ezygeniDiD Pham (Lttisued fora
el oxygaa) wnw m-
oxTgeBuesoudite, oxygenate
oiygeouer CAem. TOWWn ( ra.
oxygcDona eiZ;. CAem.WTT*W
oxy balide CAem TO rftfT^W
«xyJienra|tobiB TOTOlwife
exybydrate Chem. TOrflW
oxy-bydne aj/. wrrrf^
oxybydrogen aJj, Chen. WitVtww-
oxxhydrogen blowpipe WirTpiW-W*!*
»tTT

oxybydrogen flime i’Aj’i TOTTWT-
TOW7

oxyhydrogea light toV?ww KltT
oxybydrogea reicroseope

weihg

cixydyiAugnrrtOTA jlTTTTgW'^n?
oxy.iodide edj. Chen TO wAw
oxy.Velone Chen. TO-trlRl
oxykelooe dyes Chem WluflWI TSW*
o»yl (art *tT.4- »l JX) Chem. TOW s.
•ox;U« CAews. -WlT^ n
•oXTlale Chen. -Wltdlw s.

•oxylic adj CA/ns. -WTTfaW _
oxyliQuite (an aipIeaiTa) WTTTT-TI m-

oxylophyt#

1067

P

■oxylopliy'® Bel „

<xy.miii3el«c atfj. Chem. aiT-TTmifl«
^»xvm«l (GV eiut ‘lOur - "wl» *'3)
Pharm. (» medieated syrup of Tine-
gar and boney) 3^3 «

„y».l of .q«i« -

^>xymel »cill*e=OT 7 inel o^uill
-methylene CJk«
oxj morphine Chem. WtT’BttlSi

ox)-roari*te CAeyi.
o^^ muriate of tin
osy-muTUlic adj. Chem.
orr.muiut.t .e.d

oxv-naphthoie a<i;- Chem. 3TT T--inl^
<ixT.njphtho-quiBone C/«m artHra-

firran

x)xy,oarcotiDe

oxy-nltraie Chem SR *1^*1
«xv-Bitrite Chm. atT •tf’*®
oxvatic cell* ^oel (theaupiwaedaeid-
secreting eells) «r9rw<l^

■oxy-phenine Col. I"<f aR'Ttlr

oxT-pheoiae goW Col M- '*1^'^

,

<nj phenol Chem.

<»xy-pheBTl Chem. 30f-^CkS
nxyphil 6dj. (stems heving effioity
for eeiddyes) sowrritr
oxyphilic adj. wwrrm'
oxy-phosphate Chem.
oxy.phthalic adj. Chem. ait-eg^S*
«XT picric aij. Che^*.

-oxy-proline CJie”i> aRT^'****
oxT propionic adj. Chem. enr-Rft^a
cxy-pntine Chem. *IT 6it€1

■oxygiiinasepto^^diaphthe rin

«xy-quinoline Chem. an ftjgt Jl ^
4 xy-<]uinotine sulphate <ii<Ta rarxl

oxy-qninone CAem. ont'RWTT

Oxyria Bet nfstW-saifit

O. digyne Ononntain eorrel) Stnn*tf
(Hn.

oxy-salicylic orf/. CAent. aiT
oxy-aalt Chem.

oxTsere ptont Ecol- (e eere which has
its commencement in eeid aoilS“
Bor} f.

Oxyspirart Zooi.($enas of eyoworms)
•Rrjfii aatfj
O miBsoni stnipa
oxy-steani. adj. Chem.

Oxyitelrea Bat finrjtn-JJarfT

O csculeotuffl (e herb with milky
joiee, theplant is pungent— Basu)
s n m» n (Madk.

Kan- {lUoIadugiAike)
oxy-«ntphate CAem- aif-Slljrfl®
oty-sulpbide CAem ait-sphn
Oxytenanthera Bet (dark green bam-
boo— Tr. III. 1005)

(Ben Anfio)

0. aJbociliata Ontg^HH aiain
O. monostigmsthas leoiated enlms
— Tr. 1IM006)

leoletcd**!*? culm)

0. ttigiociliste Mf<m;sTa tnaVs
(Ben. Adfio)

oxy-terpene CAem 5in-*St?tatr
oxy-Tobias aad CAem arftfrRjwTB
oxytocic odj. Ued- (liastening the
process of cbildbirth) stRjinrn^
oxytoele principle wijjntne) bt^
oxy-tolucnc CAem- aiT-ftn%®B
Oxyuris Bet. e^^Yfe-saift

O rqni ((ound in the intestinal
tract of horses)

O. >crmiruUris.= pioworm (parasi-

tic chiefly in the rectum of man)
*J7-^tfRr

Oxynroidcs Bot. (a snperfamily)
m-

oyer and terminer law
-oyl -aw n. (from g?)

xyloyl Visits
oyster 1 gfe, Wn-sfiK /.

3 saoyiterwhite (a colour, yellow
xVt in hue, of low saturation and
X ery high g brilliance) ^rfts
Oyster Bay pine

oyster-catcher ( a bird ) Sifttsft /.

(oecure in foi-j'ioi+.O
oyster plant »» salsify yPoifl't n-
oyster white^oyster (colour)
ox (ounce) S. (siftiR^)
ox ap ( apothecanes’ ounce) ST- SJ-

(Shfire gfVt)

oxena lied, et^gw m. (from SJ^)
Oxobranchns ^eol- (a leech parasitic
for the most part n^5n turtles and
tortoises)

oxoeerite > earth wsx Kineral.

osone [Qk.Mfin ‘to sniell‘+-OTi (here
•one II not from ketone)— OED)
CAem. trsTTS ri. (it is a much mora
powerful oxidixer than oxygen gas)
orone cage !nr7T*-'TTWT
orooide Cliem. n.

ozonixe sA. CAem.
otonixed oxygen JTSITfsS
ozonlzer CAem. »•

ozono-meter jnnTa‘‘WltT m.
ozcitomia lied, (foulness of breath)

os t. (ounce troy, 20 pennyweights)

g (gM.tg d^-tgfVT)

p

r,p.{pase )7 (TD

p , pare- Chem. ^t*

P (parent) C.ol- » (®=TX)

P. * (Peltier coefficient^Cr^tT-IT'*)
P (perianth) Bel. B (^fljR)

^ (phosphoras) CAem St (strwt)

p (pint)n (tins)

F (polarizatioa) U (^fls^)

P« (atomic polarization) (tt'nRrS

Hiln)

F*lc1eetron polarization) (RgriJ-

nfler}

P. (oneotation polarization) »«f (<rg.

rmwutlTn)

P. (pony) ?.(??)

P (pork) ^ («IW 3 W)

P L'^te (predicate) ft (ft^)

P (present) (Tsr'<n)

1068 packing eendiliona

P.

P- (presulent) («‘'nR)

P« p Fhyt (pressured *n» ®T (f^^)

P. (pr«T8ntive teries of form*— E\I.

II 234) fir. {short for ftsu’l
•P iPncs (Retarns) ] ^
p StufKfin (proba])ilit 5 )

P. (Prof«i) *0 (=naiw

p Fhyt. (traosmittsa fraction) ?. t

(’iftiVf snnn)

^ eirenmferenee
diameter

* Orpanto Clun. (abhreTitke^ from
perj »f<) tR

^ Stainti't {prodoct) ^ (3*'^

^ Phyt (angle) ^ («t^)

^ (pblogislon) Old Ckm, ? (^i«~n?)
p ». (per annnm) ST «(

P. A, (permanent adraoee) WIi W.
(Wpfr wf!I<t) ^

P* A. (personal assistant)^ 4l.(3sIVia

errm). wr w. («if»()? f^. «

(Bra «Tm)

Pa (protoaetiainm) Chen t) (d>^)

P. A. IpubliB aeeonnls) Vt it («rt“

kw)

P^. (Pablieits Aeiistant) a W (9TI
031 onTT)

qB g (Wbeatitoae'* Bridge)^**^
p»» percentiU StatiiitM jffl aBmi.
atTT

pablo {» ealocr, ) ellowish red yellow
WTlftOr IQ hne. satoration and
brilliance aerlianJ *roi)ns^*rrfWl 1

palolamerfTTTm

P A C, (Principal, College of Agricnl
tore) m w *r (irnri. oft-nrBct.

para ZooU (rodent of tbs genne Cam*
ciitv«,<lT)«*5w

pecro tlirccl black (Paeeo is abbre-
Tiatttl (com Patatioa Aniline and
Chemical Corp. TOW f<4)^ hel (wn
New York) Cof lnJ.9f Bl
ft. errTspy nw

p direct brown nr ft ft w37r»rT

n

p dirrrt feat red BI ft Bt. sreifera

p peenCot/ad. mftft.gft

two paces step Back DriU ^

three paeea atep BmA J)ftU lOtr

four paces step back DrtH

wiRg^

pace-maker Ked sift'VlTV m.

aino auncataT tmde %)
pachy-

Pacbyteiumtti'QS Zool.

iraift

P. nvihipttcatas n>Pl
(PB 1 169 fig)

Paefaychafiika 2ciel (tpougm streng-
thened b> spicolea) glll-aJifo
PachycotcDidae pafeonjot (mors or
less promioeat loout— CNH. VII-
80V)wP5»«-^«

PachycoriDus Pttleoniol JHTJsT-B^nfa
PachygloesaAretCtRYtT^ Satfil (lower
plamage 3YI bright >eIlow (iRs)
Pachyfioo* Bet (Gk yoehyi ‘thteh ,
ffoiwi 'seed') RSlft

P oTsia (a ‘ofty tltabet— Baso)

pachyoema Stef- (Gk poebp thick )

fit.

PaebyBelepb«spdf«m(«I.(Ok pecAv*
‘thick* Oare nae to an impertsst
Old World family which la a
etomsier way evolred parallel to
tbs Gqnidas— Swmoertoa p 373)
r<pcg3 tnnffi

Pachjorois Zool (a genos of moas)
fttrrft r?Tft

Pachjostcuk PofeDSfoI. (Gk. pacAys
‘tbtek }

pachyphylluf Dd Tax
Paefaypodosanna (suborder) Paltentol-
PJwtnsT^nsi m
pachytene Bid s^wtgwi.

pecliyteoe stegc Bd »^C»%snrwi

Pschyiyloe (• genoe of locasts) Ztol.
tTTW apft

P tnigrelorioswfDigretory locual
inrai) trtw

Pacific ad) (leeka) Ptireo SWW,
f8 ll»W|i l fl »
pacificatuia J ftps

3 (a treaty of peacd ftlB* /.
Pacific bfoe Cot lud ■ftp's d!tm
Paci&e Dou|lee fir Bfnwj-rc»IT*
Pecifie Ocean mps PPP

Pacific tune Astroji n!ll-d
pacified

pacifism sijfldtlT n

pacifin wfijraTY) ( ST,) m

pacifr t )4 iti*J *T3T

Paeioiin corpuKle pr body Aeat.

JffTfl Ytl^ m-
P»ck I Pfiotoj. m.
film pack ■■

3 Metal, (a namher of sheets of
ited or other material piled to-
getber— Kolle p 149) ^ n.
Sifiottopjft^m.

pack ai). wt. *nmft ( VO
peek cA. I [to eneelopi ■*»3T
9 ftTP3. WTtt *1^, S^nf VT3T
S Fhyi (crowd togetbar) (bewg

4 Prtnitaj ftwWt

package iftn n , W , >TSft
pack anima) ■{!' XT

draft aBimal ■TT'TTI '

pac)( buBalo XT^

pae)( bullock W NT ^ fTR. XT Ix
pack.carburuiog Afetal (eirboriaiBg
of parts packed la boxes or ether
eoBtsioers) Wrs fffniTX
pack caiile wrm<I Tg
draft cattle STT trn
packcioib ftlrTw ■«
packed ad; tftfrt
closely packed together

packed, marked direrted Or del.
enbed Bly fftftT. erfkr. TIT kk

packed newipiperi tftfttT NItiTIttS
parked parcel felfts Tftif
packer tftw m , (cnacliiae) ».

packer cooly tikw WlffW
packet r(kv fn, (a imall peckage)

packing I fftff n , ■twwT
a BfBW w , *mi. f?T(

3 B/iy» (crowding together) ((fX3

4 rrinlisj ftRTO «
packing accouDt tfdrw-texi
packleg sod repacking ffkTT aftt 51

fftrr

packing eate ‘■H,
packing charge! Coei- fikT3 WT
packiog coodiliona ftVw-aftwrW

1069

pair oi raluM

paeHnsr allact

packing eiTect Phyt , Chtm. (ths leas
of mass due to tbo crowding of
protoQ* and elactrons m tha ato-
mic onclei — Ilackh) lTj«oi-yTft/
packing fractions Pky$., Clum. (mea-
tcrea tha forcet holding electrons
and protons together)

packing gangs Rly. •p’*’*

packing jury (improper and eorropt
selection of a jury — Aiyar p 932)
5i{r.H<fMn*r>i
packing material
packing note iTfCT-fe^Pt
packing paper
packing pieces J/aefc.
packing ring Maeh.
packing shed

pack of hounds arr^T *nt,

^ (Tn and ^ both ancient words
in this sense, Sf'rt occurs in f^W)
pack-rolling ittfaU (the rolling of a
Runher of sheets together, to a
‘paek’—Bolte p. H9) ^Awsi
pact (according to Webstar akin to
Sanskrit ^n) Law (an ageeemont)
intTC. Jrttsrpt m , *rtfBh(T
pact ell. (to enter into a pact)
tiy*n> flfltfT'di e>^ni

pad I H?T, m.

2 (writing pad) w,

3 (ink pad) I7>ft-S?T m.

4 Jnoli. ^ m.

5 ^ocf. 37*5 ri.

Cf. plantu1a37ift«I
padank = Ptcrocarpus indicos
paddle /.

paddleCsh (saent lotg and spatala-
shaped) S7-afra m (** spatula)
paddle wheel ^Ycut. Sm*) ^
paddy STf5m,«ir
paddy field warbler
paddy husk 9R CTspn. lfrf5-57
paddy husking tfrf5*37m77
paddy separator tftfg-^ veau*
Paddy's river boxwFucalypiai ma.
carthnrt

padlock fi. (a detachable, portable
lock) 71*1.

pedliHk ri. rm OTIWI

p»lri tree (/JjJ<rrwcAerj rjUjearpa)

Padua cornnUapninus padus
Paederia Bet. nTnfhft*a3lfV

P. foetida gT7P7-g trft tf Y (fl., N.t U-
7<t:fri). IIsD Mar. praiaru>.<)

P, tomeotosa (a eery ateoder clim-
ber — Basn) T^'trarfrift
paedo- For soords begurntna with \t
sec under pedo.

Paeonia Bot.*»iftrnft
P corallioa

P einodi (nimalayan paeonys
paoony rose) <rnn*7 (Nsdk.,
N W P 7^5)
paeonme— aonne R
parony rose (Pdeoni4 <mod>)

(Naiiii ). n

peje n 7? »

page ti 7*1 «77J «7Ht

paged /tdj 7rtii*7
paging I yritt* n . 7^7*71 ttilRT
3 7ssf»«. 7^41071/
separate series of pacing mtn
7** ‘Jiwi

paging machine tn*

pagoda IS.

pagoda tree (PfnmKrto ceuU/oIia)
WtTTTT* Bi. (Nadk )

Pigdma^t 7HVI*Jf7lPl
palioehoe e ropy lava m.

paidfldy X 1Tcii7, ?SI. ^ fifTl

3 Hlf. (on

eoosignmeot notes)
to pay ^ (on consiSoinent notes)
3 (ret-Civing pay. as a servant) 77.
f7«

paid, delivered or rendered in
money, kind sod service *1^, 7t^
^ Jm *7 7 TTTSl TTT, f;7J 771
snrsi <t7i;

paid employee stlfas «li7MT
paid in foil Com. Tfc^W

paid officer MfllTifl

paid or honorary officers anm

777 VA WMTlft
paid staff 77^1*
paid stamp 7 1(57 ijgt*
paid-np odj 7^57

paid-up capital Com 71^17 3*^1,8^7
S*5it ^

paid-up shares 7fi^7 itSl
paid vendor &%7t

|iaid warder Tgft

pai-le «» cnekeo-flawer (Cardamiiu

pratrnria) Sblftajtl as-
pail 717 w. (as in ice-pail fciTlT*)
pail system Hvyieiw 5ft77I7-73^
(here pail stands for tlt7717 only)
paintfrtT/,

painless induration illfW

paiD sensation ^tT-^7
paint It. 1 (t|%7 m.

3 3Ibi. ^ m.

P*i« rb. <7^77, 7^177, VlfTTH (to
portray with ptints)
paint and varnish apparatus
WTHn^ft-wfin
painted Lit Hamm. i777^
pamled ))ush-4|nail fit* 7^ (rf?^
occurs in S*^)
painted partridge f77fsfitT
painted posti 57fe*7 trj7
painted sjjid grouse NfrU 7*7
(XVI ancient nams)

painted snipe fbrfirt 571^ (fTT*
occurs m Buddhist literature)
painted ipnr-fowl f7F*

(jTftV. aocient word)
painted stork Wn 7717*
painter 1 ft7TlT«.

3 in^CTVn,

Painter's Eeselapictor ditron. fwT*
rn,

painter’s nosiel ^oof. 1*7717 <rr»3»
painting l fwTil ti-
ff f7?m n.

2 frif77, fw* ft.

paint thinner tn^-rTlvr*
pair 3»7, t7 n . 7^71
pair eb. 3177. 3771
paired diverticulum Bool. 3^77 St**-
7191

paired Cm Zool. jCt* 7^
pairing 5.77,,

pairing chamber (beetloe) (Fr. cham.
breiVaofouplement.Gnta. Ilmmel-
tommcT-) 3nT7-%77
pair of bellows arntl /,

)>a>r of bollocks 7*-^^

)>air of compasses m.
pair of diuJers-ftiTTT* m.
pair of even numbers Hatk. JUf.
#1*71* 17

pair of lungs Zool.

pair of odd numWrs Heth. Stjnf.
91771-S7

pair of values Huk sr5l.3i7

p4Uanit» palatine chrome black

piutBitc Ptirog. (ctutWBs ph*BO-
cry*ta of Eoicropetlhita
md <icarts rtlia id a fiool^
lir groaadiDUS of the tamo IQIDO-
lali and riabockito) ot^ITOW m.
piltce JITOIT » I *fn*
palace car Bfj.

ptltchrome- blue C«2 Ind (pala> la
abort for Palatine Aniline and
Chemical Oorp . New York) tnW •

p. orange jjifTt -aA* aiTH
p red jTifn -ania>

P yellow ffi*ir*an?a4ta
Pataeaaodon Polronfel fpafaa 5ff +
■exod^ jRiiT^) sirrfs

PalaeanodoDU (suborder)

Palaetrrtie = ralearelie rufj. Ci^eog
(pertaining to aterrettutldirition,
inelqding Burepe>' Aaia oorth of
the ninalayaa, northern Arabia
and Mriea north ot the Sahara)

Palaemon Sect (gena* eoataming the
typical prawns) afknk*nrrfli
P raiciDua (Ok feiriiiwi ‘crab')
vi sfaik

P heterocUifu* ftTimt nfkh*

P lamirrei (eommon la lakea aed
pond*) rrfin ttftn?

P. nialcnlmtoDii H wt*n aftn?
PaUemonetet^iwI (oneel the prawne
— rn 1 447) l»aia.irarfh (r^arti
ancient word)

Palatmonidae J!ccl- sfwnz Vtt m
Palaemoninae ^eol. (labfamily)
afe *1713071 in
palaeo- jn-

PalacobatrarliUi rolwnfef. jntrtf*-
aair^t

palarobiology jniWf/.
pilaeol-olaniil m

palaeobolinyjfinrft/

Palieoccne sv.

Pilaeochiroptrryx PafreoJef. !in^*

ww-aarfii

PiUrodirtyopiera raJeovlol. (all Pala-
eoroie ina*elr-ara Included in tbia

erder—pn 1 C06) JTiVtS "

Pilwogrne . Early Tertiary x**

3 ^* *

*ala.«rB.iha« rcJ. haring a

pnmitiTe type of palata) UlLdi^t-
trffiiei m. ^(IFn aoperorder), *mf-
W^al vt^l.

palaeography ftkJT/

Falaeogynnua Polaenteh IpolMo
+ Gk. gyrtnei 'taiipole* > CVfOt
‘rooud, spiral* It haa • long, oylin-
drieal body~Pn II 335) ifiH***
awife

P, decorat (tiaise
Pilaeolithie odj. JfniaW
Palaeoltthie cultete
Palaeoloxodoe PaUciUol. Sflflni’eff*

P antiquoa tTiaT^
Palacomatlodoe Poleontol StllitV®*
aurfir

P, iQtermecl>aa arpiTT
Palaeomerycidac PoImhIcL (a group
wbieli It now repratented by the
gif tffo) 37l8p4rt-*tt «».
PaUeonemetiiiu 2oef. joafttnYTa-*!®!

palieomacid Atleoalof. m.

Palaeoaucnlai (Ashet with (atifonn
fff W bodies) STW^rfrt ra w.
Ptlieoniteoidri JtwfiJW'WI m ('H
order)

Falteootscnm Sn9j4)*l mnik
Ptlaeoaiscnt Petaonfof* Tm^iftw*
aTaf-i

r ciacropomue (wncro* 4«T+Gk
pinkj 'coyer **nt)*ni*T JTIflitftw
palaeoBtotogm f%75 n.

palaeoalotogy (.laala with the life of
pat geological penodt) SlWlftlrft
/

Ptiaeophoaoa Pafionlof Serf* mrfs
(jtl palaeo* + wfh 'aeorpion’ "*R*
f>tr)

P. hunien ^ 3nf«

P. DunciBu* jnftr
Palaeopterygii et*

Palarotturopu* primeerua Rmaa

joarzaiY

palteoipooilylin m (vj*

ed tobclate)

Paltcotpondrloidci (Cl ipondyfot
'rertehra”) 54i'fta*t rm m
PaUeoipondylut mremtot (Gk apoji
dyfoi 'rertebea') JiialaN-aaift

P. gnani JTpAva

Ptltcoitarliyt 5gf ^<1 0W-aai ri I

P. gracilis fflj
P. pedunciilala fafft ^cfliei
pilseotliere pufeoiilof 3TTY? m
PaUeolheriiJae gn?8*a5T lu.
palaeotheriodont 5715^5*^ n*
Palaeothenuiti Paleoiitol- STTga-awfl
P. magnum (a late Eocene giant
horielike mammal— -Itonier p328
fig 295) *rtt5I8 Sn?8 jiorte)
palaeo-rolcanology committee jn-
sTwig^ ftJTPT-aftfii
Palaeotaic n. Grog iii*

palaeozoie oJj,
palaeozoologiat tu

palaeozoology JTI ntWl f.
Palaespidae ifool. 371^88 ^ m.
palantjuin intyklt

Palaquiun pat (with milly jaiee)
qVtT'OTnfit {74)< aiiLiant word* 74)*
milk + *t giTing)

P. g u 1 1 ■ (prodneet giitta pereUa
ft^) firsfttTt
P, ohloBgifobuw

oblong + n»T (oiiuni)

P.puMulaiiimSot ftisf) TBIT (ftrft

ptiifiiliTfwm)

palatide blue 0^ wfati fuilinne C
palaiabiliiy witaiUflC/,

)>a)auUe c<Q *nnnt
pilaial aif; ^>in< Bnn*7
paUte ^nal wi^ n
aegitliogaailiont palate W7«lfl<7
-eg

dfomaeogaathont paUte eiTtW'

wiftw eng

deSDiognalliOua jialale vrg

icliizognatliout palate ar^^lfbt

Trig

palate bene duol tng-w^
palitiae a<//. Jani inTttWt Wig*
pailline n •• palatine bone Anat>
ni i r r v arfro, WTafTW n
palatine (’palace*) BlfTIT (m names ot

coloiiri)

]>altttfie artery Annl* ni'n»rt WfrnT
palatine black Col. I« 1. m*TTT «TB
palatine bone irtJUB »fw

paliiine Lrinrh Vtg ITfCT
palatine canal ilTWS^TTTt
jialatine rlironiale brown Col. Ini.

palatine cliro/ne black Cef* /nd*

JtmrY *T*

1071

p«7stine chroms blua

luljliai' chrome blue Cel. In^.

!fl«

pjlatioe chrome borrfeaux Col In I

j"jlaline chrome broHB Coi. Xnii HTOIT

palaline chrome cUrdCoh/ii'f WHIT

flVn

palilSoe chrome pceeaCoJ fud.ffWIT
palaUoe chrome red Cel- lad. 9WrT
pjlatioe elirome violet CoL Znd.

WHIT sftwatfts
palatine Lgbt jellow Cel lad. 91*1 f?

palatine nerve

palatine process 2oot. RT^'BTft
palatine red Coh lad TV

(lalatine scarlet Cel- lad. 91917
palatine teeth ZecL 919*9 T*»
palato-ftcrT'o-quadrate har Zecd.

palaio^uadrate ZeA. 1 975

pale ad/. 9i'5^, 9t*5’
palea Bel, 9999 ».
paleaceous edj Sil M(l.rl
pale <lndaiuaa ser|)ent.ea 2 le Jrtt
qrrj f Pi ^T r 9rfrrsR*-59*
palearctiecpalaearetie
pale bath (Cinckrevi e^iWifiohr) ft'in
pale Hoc

pale blue fljcatcher A*n KlftVf Tt«r.
SITW

pale Hue mantle 91«lt sft«r 9mT
pale brown ahriLe .Irei R*T 9V9^-
99

pale brown awift Jret ’^979 Jtfe*
9t» (whole plomsse ersolry
pale Loah-warbler /cm fws 57*
*6^91 (liW’S doll colour)
pale catechu^caierhu m.
pale cn'-martiD Jret TlvfT
pale eastern fparrow.hawlc Atei 9777
jRtit.rtTS
pale ;reen ni>H(

pale prey cucLoo.shnhe btji smr
(loosjd in Biinui R’C)
pale harrier Jcea91»5 957 (tf^ n.

Cleat word. Ct.Tliftdi 99t)
palC'headeJ woodpecker /fea 9r*J

palm

?fl^ 9771?

pale horneil lark dve$ 97^ >Z9*

VlTjrst

pale hyed willow-warhler Jc*»^l9-
97T9^Tfe^

pale<>* FericorJa be^inuis/wilh it tea
sRilrr palaev

pale.reJ |>oppy = Pap/ser duLium

ftar»J-irft99 n,

pale ro>e (i^MA rentf/o/M) fTRTTT r.
jiale Sihia9T»pstaT(tr5T pale, 9^77
sneieat nord)

pale sptnv inooie ^amns. Hinj 9*S*

^fVil

pale ll m»h 97VJT 9t <1.0*1
paletti knifessspatula tnOtsHI-gfl
= 99

pale iu<ro<.k moths brow c.tail moth
palewuo.! siolet = Viola •slsestris
99-C^m.
pale yellow 9|«{T 9W
pale.yellowUti rose 9I»fTlTO 91T«
pall pfc ol p*tu*

palmpsesl structure Ptlrcl (wluro
ori{ioal ninersls and textures
sIeII forman intesral part of the
Toek-T>iteU p*69) 59T09R «•
tfirft

palio' 1 (a (eiieingt enclosure)

/.9TTt

2 (psles<ollsctiv«lv)Trf7VTt». 37^

it arxrTQT

paliogeoe«i» Bie' (reprodaelioi of
aniesUal chaT-isteta without chAfi

ge) 0.

Palioaru* Zo"- (rock lolrtters—m.

1 425) awNn? 99ift
P »EiI,*ri' »it«r%ni

palisadi =(>alisa<le tissue
palMadc cell*

pahsadc lays r Bet. T9*9
pahsadc parenihvpia T9W
palisadi lis-ue Boc
pjllad'animiDe CAem
julladii a.lj Cmcm l^^r*
palladi'ferpii* <t//. Chen 0r^9 9T
palladio* (pslisliuoi) Crcii (9^7*

palladtous =3 pallailous a<f/> Cue^'t.

palladium CAeai sr-

p chhuwle ^45.715 =019
p foil ft^TTJ-T*!

p. nitrate fH7TI5
ji. «|Kinre fd-t
p. tube r-t^ti;j-91?r
p. Hire (7^775*9^
pallado* CAens. Ot^-
palUdo-dtatamiae Chen.

Onft

pallados*

pallados-amatine Ckm. fT^S7
palUdous, palladious edj- Chen.
ft5«9

Pallas AUren. %<f(9 gi9T w.
pallaiite GtaU (a meteorite coiupose.!
oMestially d olirioa fO-

Pallaa’scnafaesm, 95-9^ .

Pallsa's fiihing-eagle Act* 7f2*S^
a!T9‘55^ (tail with a white ero'S-
ban 1 tO)

Palla* * gra^-hopper-Wachtec Jccj
«(t7

Palis' r Ujrealayan willoiv.warhler
4f« bfrr:^ wr-f npo (hack and
nbdometl yellow?*)

PalLars ptnd.^roufe 4r>i ^t’ 7*99779
n>7(abiloiiis) with a large black
pr thoeelate patelii T*Wt 7 ‘has lOg
a Msik spot' eccon in <377 U.'*)
Pallas a snoa.hnch /rri »tt»97t
9T9

i’allas 1 aumrrel ifenm. sRijt-TtBTft
(toiiii 1 1 » Manipur *f*hj0
pallet (a i*at blade with a Inndio for
torming, beating, etc.) 9l7l
palltal ZoA OT97T*

pallial tavity=inasllei.avity 2eci,
TTriT-JITf

palhal complex Zoed ((be lumtlo-
ciTitv end associated parts) 979in*
9fe/.

palhal groove ZeA 9T77TJ3rfl51
pallul line Zeel- 977Tt tttt
palhal muscle 9l5tt.^tfl
palhal nersc Z(t>f. 9f57T%77
|>alha] sinus Zol’7. 97571 itZX
]>allial sipbon Zeal. 9777T
palhaie tb. 7991 9T7T. 9491*79
j>alhJ aJj. 77v^

Falhser’a ant warbler Ac.t ji4ttt

pallium Anil, (a mntle) H797T n.
pallet PJant Pnlbct. 77^ jtm y.
palm J (of the Land) 9ri9 na (K

1072

P«rt pyflmieu*

liinO),

2 (» lilnit) m ^

palm tb (tlie *>es)

Paltni*(ae Bet "•

paima Clinsti (Bicihni ft>nn««s»*)

0]t»T Til (B ,M )

Palmae = Palmaceae Sot 8IS-yS n.
palmar traamoids 2oot- 4R8B %i*<.
pjj n ( ^mf^ abort for WI3*i4
atR*) _

palmate aJj (renatioo) Bot
palmate compound leaf Bet

*S^<rS

palmatedodj I Zool (haTiagthadia-
tat portion broad, flati and lobod,
lOggeitiDg » hand uith apread
fiogera)

2 Bet spalmate

palmaied nev.t = Tuiunia ptlmipea

Zexl (iha feet are webbod) WBTrT

anftw

palmatrlv cleft Soi
palmately eotnpouud gel

patmatel) eomj>ouBJ*d
palmatel; eomj'Out'd VtWf^

pilinaielv dirnled
palmttifkd ndj Sm
palmaii fomi citj Bet Ttfn-ftt
palcaatioa Bet wfirt*! /
palmeiipanite aJj Set fV^t

pilnutiiert (cUft oe cut into pilir ate
yrf^^iegmenta extending nearly
tothobaael SaC ta.

(r^et-f'fdown+Tt cleft)
palcnatuaUot Tea WTfWl
palm eat m lodde cil Zeal tn^ f<Tr*r
palm ciret rnw-rtatfaTSn
Palmellj/Jof (a genu* of algte> which
occur at aphericet eella uniting
by their mocilaginone coeti into
inU'inte tnnciUg'nona maaaee)
qilft

PalmrIUreee Bat
palmrlli phateopelmellt itege
patmella ita^e flat f'o which the
emsteeella are liel I togetber In
geUtioooa mattta) ffwttfttttqwt /.
palmetto (a eolonr, yellow i*h yellow-
green in hne.cl low

eilBiation)erfT<Wl^
palmetto eenab • »tw palmcUo BeC

(S»rrso« ttTTtilatdi m.

palm green fa cMonr- tdiow gt»«a
<r7TRiiiloe oflotrttY aetoration
end low f* bnlltance) •wo'fli'irt
palm gfur rns ^ m
palmine Chet fn^f
palming (the •}ea}lf<i •t^tStle'i n.
palnittep Rrgfef»*Wttl •
palmitate Cken ai^lv <e
paloiilie itZj Ckm itrf^
palmitic a^J Cheiit (tlfltv
pilmitiD C&em vrf^ /.
palraitoteic acid CAem

palmiialie od) Chen,
palm Lernet (tho aeod of toy palut
jielding oiOnnl'^hl H.
palm leiftnw-w
palm lity(n9-^(l<^
palm-Iobaic od/. Bel
palm off U4tt|<i nt^ it \ ^’tr

palm-iquirrel SI^-thTift
palm awifi «t3-^ht (^in aacia&l
word for the bird amft)
palm tree «W ^
palm was wceroajle inta-IqyQ
palm wettil
palm wioe «R3-nf^
palmara (hooka a!** are wnttea on
ita ieaeee) B*W ^R» m
palinrra lea(a*nwiw na
palmyra palm (boolt O'* are written
on itf teareelnen 4m
palmyra petiole lj>W4!W-OWY*tI
palmyra eeeil
palnera apaihe naaqjr
pjlpwpalpue Boof tin w (V^'to
toncli)

palpaUe nd/, 1 Tiflwq, f uln t u
3 ergantm
pilpaUe error gwy frofl
pilpti organ Zeel (eooeeya tpenai
to the genital onfee of the lemale)
gT4m(j)r».

^UfatK<.t.ovnnsnn«Vy toncki^ "WB-
wfljprt fi

palpation VrJ (eaaminalien by
toneh) *T* yfhffl/.
palpation of thrill J/rd krt <l <7^-
Tfrsn

palpehrt duf n.
paI|>eLra fioolalu^npper eyelid
palpehia Infetier •lower eyelid

palpebral ody TTrn.qrs-

{alpebrat coujuneUia 4‘ltlMH tn.
(the membrane that lines the eye-
Ills)

palpebral fascia

palpebral lesselr wnt trlgdl (not

eA)

palpebra malarlislower eyelid
pilpebra superior a upper eyelid
palpebra tertia a oiclilaliBg nem-
brane Rnfisi* ir m.

Falpigradi Zed. (the pe^ipalpi are
leglike— Pn. I S16) ^TTIT^-im m
palpitation atfiRTr^ n
palputapalp ^M){
palifaparalyria frrsrv m.
paltyeuref [Cardietpemun haUeaea.

bBin)»«H^sr/. (D N)

Paludieella Zeal, (elob ahapei rooe-

eu)

I’aludiaaaViviparui
paludosnrBof 7«. (growiag lanar-
ahi places) eva*

paludriDS PAorw (more effeettee
lliin quimoo) Bftttft/.
peliirlpl pah) /oof. Inarrew uprighl
c6lutBa)t«Rwxt /.

Palyihoa /oof. (the molt eonples el
Artisiana) BtSift

pamaquiae {[f. dietbylamiao lie*
pentyl amitiD.Taethcrxy -iiBiBeBBe)
(sn fer qtW. taothoty )
Pamirt Crop. ^ m.(Siiio-!ediaB Stu-
dies 1192}

Pamirs homed lark dm rtI*BIt>tri-
wiTTTtr

Penira leasee aind-ploytr dels VTtffT

pampas (Quechn jninpa ‘plain’ *W|
wgt^ m.

piropbleta libiaiy jftiretwu m.
Pampur Ceef. TTJT n (it il celebra-
ted tor Ita cultiyatlon of taflton)

pan 1 »TTW. THI « , *?IT n-, VTlC

1 W. acalej TTS
lealepan JWTTltf

Swhardpan (hard and aametiBiea
impenetrable layer of the fubeoil)
BT, «tn m

Pan ZooL (genus conlslning tbe chin-
panree)

r. pygnueus • ADihrepopitheewe
troglodyte! HWT^

Pm tre«lodytti WW P*nth«r* pirdui

tree) (N^M-.Ben.

r tro-lo(ljlM«P pjgni»eu9
P, vetiis (r,«t. c«(ut *old'» A (omiI
chinip»nree)5^^9^

piD-

panacea n>

Panama bark^q u 1 1 1 a i a p/uim.

Panama black Fccbloraxol black
FFH

Panama rubbersCattilla rubber
Panax frutieorum e> Nothnpanax
fruitcoinm Bot.

Panax pteudcfginiengoAralia p«ea.
do'ginteng JJot.

pan*boiler (as in ]aggery<Bixk>ogl

m.

pancake plant aclieeseflower (J/aIra
rylertfni) w.

pancenheartsease (rtold trinlcr)

panclia}rat /. (Sao-

elit Stone loaer. ot Chandrainpta
II el llieGnpta year 99]
panchayat court

pancliromatic adt- (Qk. pen *aU%
sansitiie to light of all eeloun)

panrliromMie film qfl

pancrea* Annt. (a gland posiessins
all (ermeiili) (-nl m.

pancreatic flrf; aifttWItr

pancreatic iliaetticiilum Zool. ITV’

pimreatir duct
pant rcatie ferment
pancreatic juice t44r<f<V*7rt
juncrcalic accretion
pancrealin

pancreatitis rHfcrrWW «i.
pancreato tropic
pantreato tropic hormone
Tcl74

panda rt. (altliongh a n]emb»r
of tlia Cnrnirord, it u mostly »
Tegetariaii and comparatirelj
weaker. verVeatlinK’isanancienfi
word)

PanJanutPet ktrtl RltTfit
P. fascicuIirii^P. teetonus
P. leram (baa nnmerocs large stilt
roots)

P. odoritiisimusa>P. tretorius,

P. teetonus (screwpme. umbrella

Kan Din. Mai. Tel. On.

Basil VneL. Deccas Udfi, Tam.
Itdafi, Tula leJup)
pandect 1 (any complete code of laws)

sfrn/

9 (a treatiao corenog an entire
subject, a complete digest) n

pandemle diseases
PandioB Attf jn-BTnft (JW ancient

Pandiontdae Avet Stt-mn.
pandore^bandorc (oI9stnngs)F/iyt

Pandottna Bet (1C cellar forming a
sphere) qltftinlW'Bwfil
P. morum Itjt-’ftrftiitrtt
pioe:°gtasa.paae «ien| n ,

|isnet 1 ng, UIII4 m.

control panel f^rtiei.qX
i Fine drU^rn.

8 mfe*l /
pinel o( chairmen
panes tu paoe

pan formation soilq^-fint^^t^TI
pang rvtn.

pangenesu Bid SttCTW *».
pangolin wrtPCm.

Pan-onius PnMMJoI.
pan grower qprtrWJT*
pao.liead Maelt^ «?lg-ftr7 n
panic (an.lden niilerprea I tear running
til different directions) n,

rTgi*!, fefff m (v^ 5tor«u)»wrT^
piuic grass I (any grass ot the genus
Panieiitnl mniW m.
9{Kcl>i>iorbIoter«ap/i.’li) '()^ ^01 is

psnickyn,?^ er^tAff. STfftfln
pinicle n compound riceme Bet.

m-

paciiciiljtn* Bot r«z (baeing panicles
or tufts of Itowera)

PsnicumBot

P. eaCrJorate TfinntTfffWWfemli.
Irimiaorfrii)

P. enis.e»rxi=Fcbioocliloa rrus*
F.U.

P. crut^alliBEchinochloa crus*
galli

P. fnimemtcenia « FchtnocKloa
colons far. frniueaieeex

P. italicnmeCcliinorliloa colonil
tar. Iramentacca
P, maximum (Gmnes grass)
r t i mg

P, miliaicum (common millet) rflf?-
V; nrttmt (B-.M. *if«w)

P, mtliirc (litt)e inillet) ntJn*ff
^q|lSie> (Tamil aliamai),

P, plicatum=Setaiii plicata
panidiomorphicuify (com-

pletely idiomorphic
paniCcation (coarersion into bread)
iVftffffiffj

pBDipat Geef. ffrfhaw n.

Panjab ffrtV n.

panmixia Biol, fli fktzet n.
pannage (feeding or the ngbt of
feeding iwine in a wood or forest)

m . *I

Panoetier's greens emerald green
panniBg—pan.wtshing Ulffq.ffiffff n.
Panoclhus PaltcHtel. (a genes of
flyptodoots) (4^

srmor)

psQortma fnTTt fvTTt n't n,
panoramic » lew nHt-n*. fttT? ITT
Panorpa Zee!- (genot of lb* toorpioo
flies) ^Tfiglfln Bffifff
P. communis tsttn«llfwwAn
Panorpidae Teel litT m.

pin sill) wntff WTR>tt
psDsy } (a flowenag planti with
pleasant flowers) m,
heirtieiiC

S (a eolour, bluish blue-red
^ in hue, of very high Situ,
ration and low ft brilliance)
Tsyjftd^W

pansy purple (a colour, blnisb red
in hue, of high ^ tatnra.
tion and low ft brilliance) sg ^ m .
nlK

pansy violet l=heartsease (p’icfd
tricolor) ri.

2 (a colour, bfue-red m 'hue,

of low ft hrilliaace)nrfl?Jt^
pantellerite (related to rhyolite
tlynq but ticli m iron 'nq.aod soda
ftVTt) VriVffTgTtJl m.

Panthera ^oof. 3n(l«.tnnft|EQgliih
pastier is akin to Sanskrit 3*»<N0
P. pardus 5vff)»

PAnthtrinia

1074

P«piUdnic«

Paotheriiiae (suMuaJy)
m,

Pantholops Zool fljITfs
occurs for s kind of ante-

lope C( Kepali c&irit)

Pantodort ^ooJ fdSft tftd nailn

P buchholzi (i flying fish) Hnrw

Paniodoata Zod (teeth are present
n foil eetiea-PHIfiSS) b4^
m-pj ^

pantograph 1 m

2 Elec (a current collecting derice)

in.) m-

Panlolambda FnfMiitof sn^B-STirr^
Pantolambdidae (nearly the sue of a
sheep ^ and from Che Paleocena
— Romer p 301) STI^ m
Pantepoda aPycDOgonida
paotOKopve ad}
paoioacopic glastee ffttg
paatoteopic lens ttng

panteibenic acid Chm. (Gi panto

lAoniikot froa STscyifbere') irt-

wrr««*a

paatothere PalMnlof m.

Pantotheria PaiienM m pf

paatry anVRt/, WlTFts ra
pas watbingopiaaiog
panaerBarmoured ady d/it- Ciofn

papaiaapapaioum
pipsl lull ^ BT9%

Papater Eet srsnTt

P argemone (rough headed poppyi
rough long headed poppy) W
atfC^

P, dubium (smooth longheaded
poppy, pale red poppy) srfg-

P hybridum (rough leaded i>orp> .
rough round beaded poppy) nVai.

P. no Jicaule HMfhia
P. orieatalo stfiVit

P. iboeoe (red poppy, acarlet
poppy) ft (IIiD. lol poil»

Mar (rtsti iTHH*!)

P. eomniferuni (lose,
opium poppy, peony poppj
garden popp) . batewort, camatioa
poppy, white poppy) BIUI*? W^-
rn (D , u. «fft^)

PaptTcraecae Col wT^ fW n.

Papaverates=Rboe4a!es S«t <t^'
<1

papaveriDe ir(g%7^/.
papawspapaya

papaya (Ctnot fapaga) m

pspern

9 (a printed or written documaot
or inatramenl- ) Btl •

3 (examiaation paper) n>

4 (newspaper) tni. n-

paper 1^5-

9 (existing only on paper) ■sania
paper advisory cominitiee cn-tTOTI-

papcTbarkcMedalcacalcucadendroii

paper black Col Ind. Btl

paper blockade Intern Lata «raqra

paper blue Col. Ind
paper brilliant aearlcl Col Ind Vtt
UItJt 4t)®l

paper brown Cot /nd-

paper clip tn mi

paper clippings

paper cone tif

piper coremnm*

paper counter r>-si«lV

paper cover ^ wnr*!

paper credit Bit

paper enrreney £ob

paper currency dcpartmeoi in-si9n}-

tV«m

paper currency reserve £ctio n>i-

paper cntler tni fi>a

paper deep black CoL/nd BBBITmw

paper fitl blue Col Ind- ^

piper fast bordcaoi Cbl Ind Bttfm

paper fastcoer in nnn
paper fast green Col Ind TlfttlTrt
paper fish 2oct ^
paper hygrODieter Ttl
paper lodurtry ijtt Tntrt
paper leauer nw fitrifm
p«»rr knife W gft.«n qft

paper IidciI burlap *T*I«

paper-maker
papermakiog «n finrtet
paper making process ftn) ei

frJT

paper manofactonog society ity.

(inrtei-fifiritr
pa^r mill Bit

paper moDey = 8ofr money TB-gRI
piper mulberry 'n-HJT
paper nautilus ZooU (so called from
the doliciAe shell) ^5 stlft*
paper pulp

paper pulp sheet ^B-tTff-TOT

paper red Cof Ind

paper release lever (la a typewriter)

paper rolls
paper rupee <n-?:^
papers », {further see paper)
setting and the corieeting of
papers 117117 ^ ^ BTRT rfiT 3tnT

pipers sppertaioiDg to any other
depirtment Rsn If

paper scarlet Cel Ind W «t)u|
papers correctly arrenged Ac ictf

paper spool 79 wMl

paper aland 77 rBTR

paper strip 77*7{l

papers under disposal <(9

paper supplier

pipers with a wide cireulition wfllC
rc*Sf ifiV Htmrm
paper title £aio (a title to land evi.
denced by n conveytaoe, the terra
generally implying that ineh title,
while it has colour or plausibility,
» without Bubstsatial validity) 97-
WT7 nt7

paper tride 77-WT71T

paper tray 77 mW

paper tubes 77-siI^

paper under consideration (P.D.O)

(^irrfra 77 (f» 9 )
paper under disposal 77

piperware 77 Hr«r, 77 793'!

piper wnlier 77 75t7*

psper-weight = leUer.weight 77 Wlf

piper wrapper 1 77 k77
9 77ke7

paper yellow Col- Ind 77 A7
papela fH>T7 n.

Papilio Zed. BTTTfd allft
P, metope RrttJVf TTTTft
Papilionaceae Bat 77«-^ «.

papilionaceous

in75

Paradoxides bolieinicus

p*[>ilionaceoii5 ndj. fioj. 1 a iuTt' *
(T3IW ‘l.utterl’j’ fr Bcn^ili)

2

pajiilionareoni plant
I’jpilion itac Cet h

I’apilioniilac ZooL (ftmily of bnt-
tert’ies) tn n.

Papilionitiae Zacl (\ subfimily of
Papihoni lie) «■

papilla 1 Awxl. wft m ,

renal papillae jn-

« jt ^

2 Sot (a *01111 bair) Ttfim /
papilbry border OpWIuibiial.
papillary muscles = columnae earneae
Anat

papillate ad] Hot tHjTXT*,
papillate hair Cot

papillate surface
papilloma 3lid 1 (of the tkin)
m.

2 (of the mueous inembrtn*)

*n.

papillose bat J/own' (thumbs lod feet
armed erithUrse and atroag cUus
STlfl) *5

Papin's digester PAvf. (in trlueh tab-
itiiiees are heated under pressure)

fl.

Papio r«ol (genus of typical baboons)
taCyno'ephalus

P, mormon (min If ill) trvfnt XTTiXT
pappataci feter ■ three day feter
fisfVtUTT

pappus (a juft crosming the

arary or fruit) t)*T\T 1/
papulae s>dcrnial branchiae
papula spore 3Iyool. (Lat. papula
‘pitnple’ (irs) Fs 4»*^IXT?S
papule J/fd

Papyrus Bot. tftTH'tnrrSt (cf ^ la
affTT^ which IS used for writing
palm leaf maanscripta)
papyrus wtm n
par Go’ll. ^

above par »rfin^
at par Rarprt tTp
below par majyu 77,
para /. (Const )

para- 1 TT-, WJ* (at in paracolon
wfj* (as la paraplasm »fc.
w?a), XT- (as la parasite
(as la paratracbeal Si*'

S Chnn tm-

1 P.lrui (oscil W snei**e*
from acTimeits — Tjrrell

p 277) »ra-

pira.ainino-l>enzenc-stilpIioa.amMe

TO fH'fl gsxi

para-amiRo liensou eciil xp ftstfl-

parj-amitto group XTT ^

p3ra>a20xy-benzojt& xn-*r?3ir-'Cf)*f
parabantc acid ea oxaljt-urea ftTTO'
firg m.

parabasal apparatus ^ooi. TTTIQTT-

parabasal body 2'oaL(body associated
with the base of the AagelU) <TTT-
TO-TOT

parablacLCof 7ud.TO7F«
para blue Col- Ind- TO sf»»
paralpota Gtotrt. «. (shorteaed

from one+’^'iii eccentricity)
parabola of closest (it fcvzait *tTO*
xm «T

parabolic ad]. Ctom. tf^'^ttr,
parabolic eurre SUUtUc$ t^^’XT,

parabolic cylinder x^ir^x fn?
parabolic motiou
parabolic tegmeol fixp

paraboloid Ceom (snrface generated
b} tbe rotatioo of % parabola
about Its axis) sria^a «,
parabolnidal luf;
paraboloidal reflector Phyj
TO^«

paraboloid mirror Phfj. s^ t.» j
paraboloid of revolutiOQ Hath. Xff.
Kartt-xir^pa

parabrauchia ZooL (osphradimn of a
mollush wbeu gitldike) X^tbirt suin

para brUliant orange CoL Ind. TO
sTiyT xrt*i

para bronse Col Ind. TO <(tx
para brown Cob Jsif- TO XW

paracasein xn^Tlf? /.

paracentral sd/ Amai (lytag near tbe
centre] 7XX*X

parachordal adj. SmbrgoL (situated
oa each aide of tbe notochord)
TttX^JtX

parachute Jf.l XT^TO ».
parachnte nscehanisn BoL xi gtX .

j.arjchuli't Afjf XT 3 ^(rf.)m
Par.ii.1cp-i» Zod ^leecli found on fre-
sh uater crxl«) X5W STTlft
paracme Hid. TrTT^t?!/
paracoele Annl , Zool. (lateral ventri-
cle of tho l.rain) xMjJfT /.
paracolon Had sitx*5f n
paracolon bacillus (i group of miero-
ocgintsms intarniediaSa fa form
between the colon and the typhoid
group) *f*TOI

paraeone Zool. (anterior of the three
cusps of a primitive upper molar)
■iTOf m

paracoDid Zccl O'Jiut'if m.
paracoto=coto Pkorm ai»X45<!m.
para-cresol Cktm. TO-^fVrX
Para cresscsSpilanthes oleracea
para-cyanogen xn TXTtnrx
para-cymene Cfic"*. TO*fir^?*5
para dark peen Cel- Ind TO «(S5

ps tede 1 fpompOBi show) n.»

SfTHXTm

2 H*xa^5lx n-t SfllrxT /. (efi the
aaeieet word ‘driUT
parade ground TOXT-tj^
paradiamine black CoL Ind. XTHt*
Pnflwne

paradiaiine etc*. Xt lSfiVf l /.
paradiaiol brown Col. Ind. XTTJXXX

xw

para-dichloro-benzene TO'ljflf-’^’X
paradise apple (Citrus vwxma) STSI-
ftrj pi. (Ben ), xnftTO
paradise flycatcher TTtjxra SlgTOT
(n^ttx ancient name]
paradise green b ilibernlan green
(a colonr» yellow green ia

hue. of low Rf brilliance)
para-dilolyl Chen. ^1-fjfXTITW
paradox TOTflTT, fstt'IIXKT m.
paradoxical equatio..ft^ltirpfl sjift.

wn

paradoxical ataiemeat fTOTOT*^
TOX

Faradoxides Pdeontol. (a genus ci
trjlobites, whose body is large and
elongatcd—H. Woods. Paleonto-
logy, Cambridge, 1917, p. 367) FTf-
ftx xirfiT

P. bohemient XtTxfkx

Faiidoxomit

10T6 paz»II«l to itiall

parailoRornis Jrfj {Je^os of parrot*
parrot, 5^

mdutK bi‘l)

Paradoaorrailiidae sj^ni ^ m.
r»ta>to\orinae^s\\V(aTinl'<)a'.it^'ti[*<*

III (T?*r* IS a name tor <i' et m
^3^^ They ire calleii rn^tr on
account of their being e\pert dim*
lers »s»inwiiljr iil>orealiii forest

a«o yat^U)

Paradoxurua ^goLsnfitvfl* ‘unfi'
paradoxus Jet

paralvfentencVitdfus ice SHijelli
jaradyifinrna*

paraJyienleni m (a dia

rrleare.eniU S m H dvsentery)
para fa«t blur C# /ed'TTlfm*^
para fast btO'sB CrI hi TO fwl
para fa»t green Cfl / d TO fwt
paraflio isvaw substance occurring
in lie eaitb as a constituent ot
iftroleuQi or at a eolif deposit)
t (cl

pirafria be** ^
piriffiB blotsUmp
parifbQ buraer
pireffiBetl paper ^S*tIWt^ TO
parsffiB hrdfocarbon ^XWI-XTt'^
parefRo lamp
liiraffin liquid ij^an tnt^
paraffm oil ^
paraffiaoiBimctil ^z<7T
pareffiauni liquidum a liquid para*
ffio Pharn- Ktw ^I*n
paraffiB wix firm

para paract Col In? TOfirrw

paragatricciiitTBaponpococI Zeol

para'cne UaeV Co? lad qtm
paripcBc l-ordeaux Cel hid q<M-1
vfrsiB

parajene I ro»n Cci InJ. qrm *S
j arajenc tofinlli Col la I qtTTi!

|ur>(1os<a (;/ paraglossae] 1

tone of a ft r of smi'l tiponlages
' cl the lijpophirjni of needs)
Wf’tn n
3 (outer) xfjfaRI/
paragoatli (lies I«1 ml the ciao.
dll l<i I- moit iru-laecaosl TO? 5x7
I

r*f*-gise.*i Pfire, {lerivel from a

aedimest m*u«) er? qftttWH
ParasoBimus (osars dieplaeaj to one
siile)qi}^vsij|q TOlfir
P riDperidiDman iang fluke)

P siesttrmaDi = Disinma Hresicr*
mam, D rin'cn, D pulmoiiele
(causes parasitic or oriental be*
mopt] sis) <^Btd-nna1*riTq
parapoBite qfinernl (aaodium
mica vm) gnniTO IS
para;;raph «fsi«| /. (Const) (tee
article)

para green Col /i ). TOfft
Paraguay tea (prepared from Ilex
jxiriyaapeMaii^JI^Tfi) ?I?toT TO

Parabippns P.ilronfol (a genus of
Miocene borsee) WiBUTO*

jnrr^

para hydrogen Iroirej »TTO. TO-
TfTO

para indigo bine Col- Ind VTI Wlw
sft«

parakeet 1 (any of certan parroti>
osp tboso of relatirely email tiro
and tiooder Ions) 4)?«n (oneienl
word)

2 - parrot green (a colour, ytl
lowish yellonr gteoB (tfk^q in hue,
saturetioB and bnllitece tsodium

paralartie acid a «arcolactie acid
Chm TOjfii** erast « ^ jfrTO
waw

paraldehyde black Col lad TOg^

«T»

parallactic od/. dtiron fpM^*
parallactic angle ditron fyi^-sfrir
parallactic ellipse drtroi

meqnalny J,tnn r?»^-

parallactM libratloB •• diurnal libra,
lion Jiiroo.

parallacticniolioadtCroit nfit
parallax 1 p*,, (apparent

displacement) m
3,iftroii (the differe-icein tbodiro-
ctioD of a beavoaly body as seen
from aon point on oarth’a anrface)
r^tir? fiLp vax# •- (wse^ ancient
word)

pacallea (actor dstrois.f^)t?-<txc
parallaa etar dUreie. ftritysm

parallel a,7j. 1 (lying e\cnh e^o^y-
uhere in the same >7^ direct 10 iPtir)
enifxn, wf?st

3 (Leaping at tbs Sams distance at
all parts) «di*cn
3 ttm fSHid

parallel n Eire 1 (electrical connec
tions each tbati liVepoles are con-
nected to one another or to tbe
earae terminal) TOST ^ »
parallel asymptotes d/nlk ««l*^
atd-ciWJlT

parallel case trim fpaTa
parallel combination PIij/i. RtTFS?
(tul Jd

parallel current JAyr

parallel diversion Surv. (ItrWi *TO*

parallel experimenls HMId (fjftvr'
parallel flow turbine (lly frfTTT-ar?*

parallel forces JAya (TtlT^TO
paralltl poterBmtMufflTOlWTO
parallelism Hath. WfflJTTOt/. Stn'ff-

parallel key J/aeA. mn*n #lsn
parallel of altitude TO7R TOTtf?
parallel of decUBtliOB
BRl**?

pirallelogrant Hath. «tr»rrg» sis.
(short lor

parkllelogratn law JigeeA fTW’ngx-

paralielogrim of accelerations Sta-
tics fTOfttRirog^
paraUelogram of forces FAyi. TO*
crapiTg*

pirallelogram of velocities PAyl-

BTO wHiaurgn

parallelopipe, parallclopiped adj.
Geon ttHl'TO-ftfc

parallclopiped of forces to aSI»TO-

dVx

psrtUelpUte condenser PAyt TOT-
TO-OSTOTTO

parallel plate system (inm tbeod^
lite) Sure

parallel resistance atirT*TT Tl'«
parallel sample £(atiitici wnt
parallels of latitude ifatA. TO>^-
TOTStt . ^ •

pSTslltl strips Sarc ttltlTO
psrtllel to itself Halh. W-TOT«n

pait rad

panlUl to langth lOTT

lianltrl ttt leiiptU h^iqih
| iarallrl moi«rT«e line «HI«^

parallel tiiHe« :n3

parallel venaiion Dot *rrA

parallel »ite *TTn^ WWW
paralogi<ni Lmic nwUTTW ri.
paralyau jferf WM.WTTanVtt, WTwn*
n.

paralTiine elTrft /oof WtTW^«WWIT
para ma^enia Coi In} WW
parimasnetic aJj rhf/i
ptramarnetie anil iliaina^nelir aub*
aianrea WtT

paramasweliaiii ami <{uniagneti<rB

rim wtr

ftTOW

raramenutn 7ivl I

2 (any ot ll • ^ennal^frTT

/.

r, eaiidaliiin (aliner 'X’liinaleule)

r.colianaliBtKlKini toll
pariBielai oalte Ui neral {ctiprie omiIo
oKQrriKS Ml liUck |i\riiiiiltl cr}a*
tall) twu nnfrt «i (ri MaeV.
nt.tor ltir«S enrm *ir for w'J?
Oiulii it* (nr mineral)
pifa-menin>ermifle Wn ^I’STsA
Parameria Dot JtW) Hwrft
P. gUniltilifera {^lat U Cioutelinno
offooil qoality— Tr II GG3) nf^*
asTT^giStd

parameter }iolh WTWW ni
parameter of a ilianieter gilai /
parameter of «li»iriliuiion arj^-JTTTO
parametric equation Hath Hiww*in5|*
WIT

paramlae Col loJl- /

p. blaeW wnffT^ «>W
p. Hue

p, brown OTrfttdl WW

p, fut bordeaux qxtC'Wtft fiWT *fir-

fr%

p, fait lirown qrifitT-fl ftwT WW
p. fait orange tnifirr^ ftWTWT(rt
p. fait red SnlalK) fiwt
p, fait Yi'olet q t lP u'f l fiwr !fttr»)^
p. fail yellow ftwT On

p. frtenWTTftrftl^

p. orange trrrfnO wrfn

I*, aby lilitewnCnO Itivtl Os

p. violet wnPtnift
P yellow wriRnd) dtn
Paramitlirax Zool (irabsaluchdeUbo
ritely plant seoweeds. cpongeit cte >
all over tho carapace and ato tUn«
coneealod except rrhen in tnotioit
—PIT 1455) gwtwi-wrftt
ParamolguU Zoo! Wftlwt^rJTJnfil
crt.ah)iie)

paramorliti WTBnWsmi n
paramour 377 m . VlRiIt) /.
ParampbiitomiJae (a famil))

Piramphiitomoidca (a anperfaiuil)
having tno anehera aituate<l at
either extremity) WttCtT

m

ParamyloJon Zoof. WTl^RSjy-aTnft
paramylum Dot (a carbohtdrate
allied to ttarch)^nw*‘ig n
Paramyxine Zool trarfai

paraaaia) ctnua

Paranaipidei ZeoLtfl^r^wW awrfn
P, licuitfiadecaa'Ulo*) train qn?*
wran

paranephroc jtea Zeid. (glandular cell*
JiwhargiAg exeretor} matter)

paranil Col. M qtrftw
p. tlaclwrriftwwra
P Lordeaiixqtrflwqf^rre
}> brown wrrflwqw
p green TTTftw gft
p, olive grpOwehtaqg
p. yellow TrriVw On
paranilraniliDe Col fnd. qTPprfttd
partntlraniliocFed Cd. M WTr^.

■ 0 ^ XTi

paranoia (pore, 'abnonnal' + notii
'mind') (a cbronio mental disorder
characterised by a)atematized de*
Inaiona of peraecntion and ot oa«‘a
own greatneu) w.

pariBlhe»riwroun<l braeVeu ( )
iTVffifttqn «.

paranucirut ^lol. TUaglg
paraoeiophageal eoniiective UdOum
n>aT

para oine Cd. /ed.qn^WWTT

pert orange Cot Jiid.qn>rtn

parallel wall (of a well) WT

paraphenine yellow Col /ii-f. UlKtU
iflq

paraplienytene Clirm. ti.

p blue CnI. Ind. qTT?S}^
p. diamine Cob Ind.
flfirnt

p. prey Col Jnd. VIJIT

p. V iolel Col. hid. ^•

parspliemalia Xnio (the propert},
ethRMian fiovTefr,iaMria{,e aeUle-
ment etc.i which at common law
remained more or less, under (he
control of a married woman, and
which did not pasa into the ailmini*
Stratton of the husband's estate
upon his decease before her) rTrcnitl
« (from ICilpatsru Also gire't in
Bengali Diet ), TOq'pnt « (at coni-
uion law, the piraphernalia ol a
wife wasof two Imdf.-Grat cloth*
log . and second her ornaments
Ai) tr)

parapliimo*is 3Ifd. qTjqfwfKqr (T^*
ancient word)

parepho'phine Cob /mi SriUlWt
paraphrapiii (of a Paiiuvion) ZaiI.^TT*
triw.

paraphyiit 1 Set. (a stenlo filiment)
qrvqsp A

2 Zfiob 'rvxi III.

parapmeal eye Zi»b slq

paraplasm (a<Mttional aiaterMl cm*
beilded in the protoplasm) (tfq*
tlTH n.

paraplccleneliyma *s p<cudoparen*
chyma Cfoiit PatM in.

paraplepia J/rd. »fvjn'll!r »»
paripodiiim Zoob BflTJtTqTsi.atruqrt

piTipophysis Zool. Btq-qq m. (from
^vwiix*4'l process arising from the
vertebral eenlrnm)
parapsid Zool. fsrax*tl(J n,

Paripsida Zoob m ft.

piraquadratCRsquamoial bone Zocl.
«un*iifwn.

para red 1-blood red (j ellowiib red
rerrHr m hn«, and of rerj high
•atoration) wfufeBpfll

3 Cob Ind. qn re

puk'iosamUn*

lOTS

partita brar*

pin roiiBilite

pin'r«<jniline Iii>c Cei

tt?

pin T«MiBe Col fii<. TO writ
pirarvfohc »ciJ TOTOwft^

«TK

pm irarltt Cc! /«./ TO rT*l
ranifi'oa^Ml (f<>o;e'oa2Uod— PL
I E'’-) ff4TO-»*Tft
I* a«|iItDcliou' |C>V >7<>n'lituri
Su-«r») ■TOTO*

P»t»‘U(?r«» ('•lOrpv

r« «''-<)

r .toU.U („«.« >sxvl f,u.ts-Tr
1 ISD^ftTTOTOT^
pin. lie TOftft ( T\) II.

pm<iliei/j
pin>iluil ruiloo J;boI.

SI-.

piri'iiie di>e*‘« vrrrft mi

pm iiieije ♦»-

piri'ilie phot flITTi TOafft

pmotir root* ^o^ H*
I’antitiJM Ztel. (a (aady) TOi^
ttln.

I•m«■l■^rr TOiViwT
pjra»iii(rri)tii (» dilwnoa of Inrbour
i-g wenui) TOfff»-« n
pmtiium 1 (ititt of beiag a para
niel ^rnt /

Sfieifeitiliol wilhpitMitBiJ^T^fft'
«tTOru

pm*<V>xitiOl> (laTiiiOn ly pirilitcs)
TTsftnnnf ■

parj>itoriijlo,f; (julnictiT* to pm
•ilc«) TOftftn(t^)
pm>ilo;rnir (iJ; (elueol by pin
•itet) at i^rm
pm-iloiJ aJj Tt*«TO*
)<m<iinlo>i.t ^iKt5 •«.

pira.ilologT fryers

pmiiloi tio'iiOTfrfnft/
rm..ti>... j/fj. (in'«uiioa *ih
r»n« let) fT*fit Jl«TT in.

|'ir*«ilatro|« &L

|xnMt<<U«(x — pnmtMtey«« a?j

TOrftmt

I^n.,ioira|..m . pin.-lolfopT fy.

■shn'o-Vtt f
pm«al «1TTT a .
ptr*>phraotJ a. Z«». *.

pjriipImxiiJ l«Be Zael- tr-«}i*r» 1
bonv) yrslf^ B. (r=rtl ft, » o. tt «
writie-i 1 1 tt-o Bnliim ccnyt)
pini]<on «u OStLeii

1171)

pirailtebir (an oUa^uo ot >-
dm tpitil )i it ) a-netiPtR /

Ihnaiirhii Pa «b!o1. + GV.

»e»eUa troro uloT TOS*? U J'ft
piri'ufphon litunie Col /oJ. TOTpVl

pjr*lnlp),OD hto.aCcI iBi-TO^ltn

««

piraSTni|,alliet>. srraOM>~irtil Ai^l-
«7tf7T-

piniyinpjlla lac auionoiuu «>>|em

pm'<ru>|MllM lie Ik r«< V^rfwAt^
pjri.«»i|ullH lie IM r*OM» eTMeni (tlio
MiAii 10 ononiK nmol*

fj'fra »^r»»AreT-

( n iiiviieril)

pm>Mnp>tt>»htM aJi *WsTO\*
pirixmpiiliohtk drug STTfnttT*

pm>iui|>itlM>inioi<t>c A^triaisi*

frrt

)i4ra'tnj|»i* »pjri*«ii<le«M

|ari'«olc •> » (•Jri^fBiikH £<.l
(unioi of <1 tiiK ,»oiiic« in ti!».t>)>
tiWooxju^Ui «n— th-HiiUr pC')
orrt-jmt^TOj.k

plIltltCtlUIK P'y V (ihooutiiJo liy*

a (HT<*nyn)
pirilKt no Ttn^isf^o /
pirithyrni I - pinllnroa I gliD<) Zfci.
TOTurefT* PI.

piritlivrui I trIioT ifool 77n^Df2itO(

M

pjnteok nMveotral wx^afln rfy
pmirsiltral iMreorhyaia (croui«l
trou ij the ppticfi'VcLciD 1.901}
tfbrwrfj* ari»«

pmirpciip* Kit, VTO-tl /

ririKippv* reel.^^traift

pinCTpboid MttIJOITTpi

pjriiTpboiJ Karillm — IIitiIIm para*
tvpWot weti*am-^VT^
ptriml L»r fiMW

leniBI pirmil WPO

piri TioJci Cof. /»!. •htrarfc^

pmuBriiioe wnftftf.

pirliut TT>V

pinxiil focoi Onti^i (la the imm»-
ifjiU' iiciglilourliool of tlis optical
iii,)TTOt«rfit
furaviiiiii ft./j ZixLXTflf
]uri lelUa (of. /«.! TO

)uri/ii) r.d. J»!. TOPn

iurji <) l-rOHU Co! fa 1 TOaT TO

p4rU.il (i , l„il pirliillj) TOTTO
l.JrlKiil..l.i7j (fat'ull) l■o>IeJ>•»^.

]>iilaMle«t «nut,c noe IRTO Wttt ^TTO
pirlniilist iuu I-|M><>D.I rirB^mrCV*
5®T Wl-a

pirlaiilnl iimlium tire TtTtT *t<TO

wrro

pirtuil.-.) [0.1 h Jrjer TWIT TO!

gir^TOn

pariTl J (, acl,i.;o, lunile. picket) ?fi*

W 11

3 (a |>orti n, a frarjie^l of * whole)

*t*T, inT pt , iSi'i a , win «.

3 lVrKSrpi>v<»m]van*>eBt dtfTOTt

parrelK^lerl. W fitfr*

paree) of hn.) nfa-«»T

pan-el of niiiiMOft )iou>effTmT Vlirn

|i>re*l |u>l T!«

pin-el, i-oUrtiion

pirre), rolln iiiiD and tieliiery i«n ire
Airrn afty rh
pamUefren p,f Bftkt-TOriwW

pin-et, Piiflxtl l.fj
par.rl irafBc l:/y
juml >an Cff

pan-e-naTy aropiTemaiy /.

part-rnrrBro|urrenrr Ayitiy n.
panliedol^. gfl j|
pareliei) pnm ^

|•Jrr)lC^l I'ailJy yn{. rIr

|•arcllmeDt i a.

2(eoIoar}alirL (eolour)
parrliDienl |>a|ier WWW, wAVhW b.
ranlofelie iool.TTtsrtrw-W^V (Gk.
parJa* ‘panther’ u akin to Sasikril
rTl + Ul- /dn ’eat’ fin-)
pardoB •!. wi «m
I’amiMprU i'aLcalal. (fartia ‘ebaak*
-^laaeee ‘lilird') iTtfRTZT^WW to,
(•5^ eoliorJad
rareiauarvi netTO tYT'n
pirtinkriea (port. parrnra ’eiPa*-)-

1079

FaiVtf pioceii

panncaphilic lobti

hfaea 'wIMO-pareWa

parenrpjihalic lolr<"« ^nnl

ff relral liemnpli^re iTb^rS
parfiireplialoB »=ceTfI'elIuni (Web )
parfofbyma 1 (iajle'l tit/) Juniavten-
t/il tiitiif or groitn/l ^'iT-j

/, CT

2 Mftl (tlie e^eentiel or (unetionil
elements o( en ntgtn es distin-
KUisheil from Its etroms, or (ram*-
worV-”Doclanilj m-
pareDchjrnul arf;. 3It'l
perencliyiDitization Het n

j>artBchjioxl«nt ttJj 1 2eel

2 a/ed. n

pareoehymaious rell £«(.

*lw

pareorhynaious liasue ZJet jftfTT**

arfh

parenrhynula ^»rfTO/.
parent (i^ ) /, ni.

parent a/fj fvi , ^
parentage ft^-snir»ii
in nani«o( owner mth parentige
and bdilreaa)
parental adj, 9^

parental autlionty ^T*jnfTOT. ITHI*
f^*7nw?

parental care $>[% TTTn
parental charactera /j,o( ffWn
parental cooperation FJut.

nre'n: ^

parental infliieRCe

mm

parental acaiooal liitlory Fcrttiry

parent Ixxly i^ool *17
parent branch iJol. fn-in^
parent compaoj' $rtfjjv

parent element Pkyt
parenteral edj. ^nat. *71^7^
parenteral adminutration iTTlanV

parenteral digetlion nrifaer* si'ss
parent eatate Lata *1^ tl'HI
parent penerilion Zoel,
parrntheaeaoTOanJbracketi
faTTT «■

pirentheaia word, phraae, or leru
taoea, bf way of eommast or aip}*-
nation, ioiartad. . )fe%w! n,

'b*sida’+re ‘js'+tilJieiaaa ‘pnO

parent material

parent nebula •ftgrfHT,

parent plant Jlot
parent public Jebt office

parent regolith a^

parent rock ifm vin<

parenta m* (Conat ), HITT ftsj, fir^

parent tree l So.

3 ^'orMirp^motltcr tree liVl-ftll,

arrr-fy

Pareahnalh ahrew Ifonm. TTTvm*
raraabnath bill)

pareaia (meoniplct* paralyiia) HTHtn

par exchange Ccoii. mTl^nTT
Parexua PatrontoL
P. loeartat »7WP7 ftfirtHtT
pargaaa (a territorial diTisioo] Tft*
ri«re m. (from in*criptions)> OTtm
parget (a plaster* wliitewash or rough-
cast (or coating a. wall) m.
pargettiofi n

pariah dog(a mongrel ra«* o( half-
wild dogs wliieb act aa tcarangars)
tsi m,

Parian otl/. (rasamlliog th* maibla o(
Pares) 5T[JtHII-«ni
Parian ware (made (torn a mixlore of
felspar «<(« and claj tO

Wisg

Parias-iuri^wPareiasaurie
pertchoos Pat (a pair of acare— Cbam-
Urs) nfpit rs

Pan-lae /frrr m.

ocenra in 9«s)

pan delict* (erjoal in guitt or
le„*l fault) >nr^7 m.
PaneasaanjBpareiasiana
panes oparirtea dnoMlKlT rt.
parietal d, l»|>arietal l•*ae
2 Jnal. TtTttrnw n.
pacietal-pariedcaf od>. 1 Bet (as
ptacentation) ful^aim
2d not- sWtr-

parietal bone ZoeU Ttnlfm
Panetalea JJot. ifi7nt-<)hr n,
parietal fosea ZecL nKt? «T>r
parietal layer— aoraaiie layer ZooU

parietal lobe srAr-Tlfw
parietal caembraoe sH^-«WT

parietal organ Zool ffrllTtn
parietal pericardium
parietal periioneiim
parii-tal placenta Sot atij

parieial piaeeBiatina Bel. fwfw^-f
3rTtg*7ttT
parietal pleura

parietal surface Zod B9t,

Jnsftr-TO

parietes Anal HTWfT m.
parietiral *i parietal
parieliD Tiot. *7mf5 /. (found in
lichens MI'7)

ptrielo-vaginal muscle Zoel ST^t*

pan passu (at situsl pace] tntnfi
(tSfUIV ll, Um*t't7f
part-pinnate adj Dot
paripinnate leaf 7^

Pans Bet (from Lat. piir *e<iuar,
from its symmetrical parts) dtrfn-
saifi

I*, poljphylla *571^ asi«i
P. ti<j»dnMts W 3 »T^ BWfiT
Pans biaeV—Lone black
Pam biuesOiisrae blue
Pans green 1 (a eolour, greenish
yellow green OdlftfR m line, of
high B brilliance) Bimrrgft
2— light green

parish mep •» 25 -inck map 5 urv-

rnWl-itnrfwr - tt)

Paris oebre— golden ochre
Paris red— Indian red
Parit siolet-methyl violet
Paris white = pearl white
Pana yellow-new yellow
Paritiuzn iiliaeeum— Hibiscus tilia*
reus Bet

ptrilj J BwrirrT/., ftmt n.

a J/otb-wwrfwt/.
parity index numliers
parity of exchange Ecen ftfw tOTt-
'gm

penty of price

parity of reasoning Lofte n<-*nx7

parity pnees

parity rates rnrriwt-wn

park 1 7777 n.

2 (aa in : ear park) «7T>s n.
park rd. •nrTTTTTT

Parkea process CXem. (detilTariog
lead by the addition of tine to

ptn plana

taol-ea lei3) (nir

b« *hone'e3 to

park frc«o (a eo’o-ri >»llowi»h
yrJow-r-ara fr'T^ la boa. aati-
rxtioa »a3 bnlliasea maiiftm

par^a; af •»Xl*r^

parVma plica W fWTk

FuLiB>«oia B» ({cam e{ tf ay
•liral*) S^J-rrf^

P. a.iilr«u »nn*B s^t
pxrUaai puii Eeel (opaa trui'iad
eoatiiaias »ia*U trae* or eroopt
cf traei- \ moistK tyja lt»a
•iTiaaih— Bor) TTT^-

>r&

ParL'VilIusi Uinllat (a ttraia ot
tbe Csryncbartrrivai dipktbrriai

ot*j <3 prrpunat ast tons)

parliBcc w’o^T^. wm. T"*^Tkf«

ptrlaeaat rfon/ (CosalJ
Firluaeat (ibaEafUiA Pirlusaat)

ptrttasaaurua 1 m-

3 AWf«im

i » ! w* t f »ks nk.

parlkiBceuniau* A*(Jl'nr/

parlkanrstanlT iSq
pitluaaatartta 1 ("Q

*bi ). ».

3 /

puIiamcBliry irrilr, *[tw\,
ParluBCBlarr AaaociatJOB
parlinDCBtirr Laraopb

rarlumroUr^ Cotoiuttrc of ikc C»-
biB.^ af^BBiF ^
parlumcBtirr gat oT Baait nwftT

pirluBCBUrr lav (ti,« nlaa aod csa-
Xd o' parj atoa-tl tckK
I arlifiBCBtar* Bitb wnfm rw
pirlaaarjriirr praclaee jhr^.«TB

parliaBinitara aarrrlirT #<V^.a(fbrv
parluBkaBlirv tJl afa*^-*T
I arlLaasratrr d bcbIvc af parla*.

par1iin>raT l>aaae IVQ^ WOk
parliaav-al Bias narm au
Parl.anvel of laju WTT^-*v^

Paraii *i»1ctvParBe (a eclosr, t'o-

lab Llaa-ra3 la haa, of

lov ft bnHia* ea) tn— ^
P/rraelia £(<. ftntmv

P. kaertciiajalia (it as coeliof,
caafalia tba dtaaataaof UoaJ asl
fcairt]

P parforna (it la trasraat— Batol
(Baao

P perlata «t»P^ ftimaa* CXa3k.
KV, ft - »kJ )

parocapnal Zool- (a procdf of iba
axoenpital l«aa or a ^Ktaot Losy
elama*t of ttal raciet)
rS aa.

paracbial /aarrev. ioeat)

***^tT. WR«frt3

prrad j (rapra'octioa of atylicSio pa-
ctt-'iantiea of ao aolbot or work for
cocue afaot or it njioDla) ti»vi5*

fft/.

par af czc3iao>a Caaa.ftftw-WT4B.
paral dJj (OP porafa Vard. tyoacb*.
t» U«. 'atacaW by worj af
naatb? (aaaJ la Mala) alas)

pare! arraat £a» vrfin nr*
parol aoatrart £40 Tfwv wtkrr
parala t (*otd of baeav) W* «.

S Praalary (eoa^itioatl relcaaa of a
pnassat) «cmr»Ti ai.
parole reotre
parole 4<b( opt

parolee (aca raJaaaol oa parole) Tm-
5^ -a.

parol rr»4eo«e of a vritle* dae*>
B*e« Biyw

parol Irate La^ O^r
parol lireore Xo* «*^rV
parol farulaoB Xo* wi’tV PaoiB
paro-joet ^rrt ^ m.

larff paro^oet fl»^ (aeeiaBi
aamel

Paroi Biarlle ■ ia •«.
paroltJ«^/ Jmjl TTvt
parolti Jact ia«I
parolaJeaa ajy Jmal
paroia4 (las4vparotM iaal. Wcb-
efav

parotid tasoor
parotia •• parotal ^aod
parotitia Ifad

paroto J sJj ZaaL k O M i W

•ptrooa-^{!r.V«0

oriparooi *oy^ (ateiaat

•ord)

parex)»ra Afrd. at.

paroavtaai aJJ J

3 I/tJ- ( «^)
paroxTimal tacbpardia Afad.
S^mfr

paroiTtmal toloaate erupttoa Ocaf-
•TTOfJ^W nfrilit
pamade 1 (aaa wbo mardart a par-
tot to —ben eae atatJa la a apaei-
all) aacrad reUtieo) *JtP0l!3k m,
3 (a paraoa failty of killisf bii
fathar) ta.

pameide 1 /.

SftTT^/-

PamtLV faodieebemicalroodpJasna

fWTkft^ ■«

Pamtb'a temp = ronpouad lymp
of ferroaa pharpbate fkjrta. RJT
WTT« WTWlw r«ui%

pamtUll (a bird) *•

parrot rrowbiD

parral (ree* X (a ao’-our. yallaotik
yaUoo pt*» la b«a.aatBrv

tiaa aad bnUiaaaa xBadiaa >*l)

3 Cad. /ai. IT*

FarratU fiet. T^f«r6*.ntft
F. jan{oei»ootiaBa (nimalayaa
vitrb but!) ({inv^ (ef.

%f« viteb baael}

parrat tree (iliut'O taUaek) fefN aa.

(B JlJ

pan aasertor Zeal. WS VPI aa.
pence Zifrao. (parallax + aaraad)
ftfrovn /. (iSort for ft'V: ftw)
paniBOoioea ajj fTK
poroiMtoBj poowt/,
pan laterBicdta Zaol- WT* >m ea.
partleT KUBI ^ /. (»ja»»Tl)
pariUe fera (Sinaaloaw rktaroatj)

partlcT ptert^AlcbcBilla artesru
para oenoea Zeol- blT Win at.
partaip rriftn /.

P. aptraliJ (jaico af tbe plaat a
fttaa la Uaaiity— Boaa)

para pt**a •* orbacalBa ciLtria Cyb-

l)ir~*' at.

pais plicali

1081

paiti culariz a ti 01

pan plicata = roroda riluna Oph-
wf^-WTiT m

pars tubcralis Zod. r».

part 1 tirn in.

2 ar»« s*.

3 (in a drama) *lfa /. (from aaciaat
dramatargieal tarmiaolo'y)

part* »TTt-
partalt p6.
parial line
partaUin^

part ’A" state wm V TTW
part 'fi state arm 'sa’ TtTT
partcleann;; altT-frenTr»:T
part C’ stale WTHT TTTT
part 'D state »im ‘H’ Tm
partheno- atfnfi^-

parthenocarjiv Dot (production of
fruits TTitbaut pollinatioa)

Vatt n

partliedapamy (preliminary atas» of
fartiliiation axbibitad b) macro-
Samala— Jaekaoo)f<i^»SnnrT/.
p«rtben«;enetis £■«( (raprodoetion
by in BDf«rtilta«d cjt) ■W'TTW*
Virrii.

develop partbeao'eoeticsllr afe-

parihraopenctie developmeot
ftn fi at a

psrlbeDogoBidium Hof. aP tPtTn in ta

Partlicoope 1 TmI gwTa-a«TPi (?^re
aneiist aerd (or crab]

3 Atlro%. »fT®5 "•

partbeaospore .Bit.

partial ajj. i srlftra, spi^. w*l-,

2 ^TtTrfl (-J^)

partial arceptanre Low atfita yftpfir

partial allotment alftta

partial association Stotitfict *ri^C

partial average erTflTa mw
partial cleaTage—inrompIcte clea-
vage m meroblaslic cleavage Zcol-
wnpt

partial (-ontraposilion Leyte wtfsTV
siimite

partial rotrclaiion wlftt* W?*i>ri»
partial defence Low wIRlC xfiVT^
partial delivery of goods VI

vtftr*

partial differentiatioB J/oiH.

artvwv

partial disinfectant aitOlV
ante

|tartial distillatinn PAyt- siflirv VTtt-

«

partial dominance vtftTV sgitT
partial eclipse ditron- *t*C Sltt ns t
vtftrv P5V1 IS

partial endorseoienl nnfnv
partial fraction VolA. WlfttV fsTV
partial insaaitv VT^IV ‘d'Httfll
partial insulator PAys ettflTV
STT*

partiality ^itTTT m.
partial lo— arrTtrv ftft
jiirtial lunar eclipse atlTm
paftiaUv bad debts Coin int^
v;vt

parlullv closed ditiT ll^
partiallv sombed yam arS-vvf'TttjR
|isrtiatty disintegrated attllt*
partialH evacuated PAyt. titrr.

ft* (from tl5\ vacuum)
psriiallv excluded areas riim m*

*f1re V*

partiallv soluble
liarliallv successful shnr >rrR
partiallv used (railnay tickot) «ns.
ngv

partially used liciet Jlly. eism.'-
irjvT

partial mcchaoiral follow-up culti-
vsiioa nrfftv «i(Nv sejufll fft
partial or net eorrelatioo ertfnv
enm

piillal parasite viflK uriNl
partial paviorDt SiTviw
partial probabililr Stafislict wtfjTV
HWlftWt

partial product AfatA vtftv gv:^-

vw

partial quotient JfotA. WlflTV ttm-

vw

partul lesiraiiii Low edfttv »ivi
partial shade-bearer Foretlrt wtfttV

partial ikewness Siotiaiica wfftrv

partial tolar ^Iipse KtftlC
partial oootng Forestry (tosnaj
when tbo epernbon It eonSstl to

n portion of the area to be itoe-

ked— IP.K) ‘snfirv wifttv

partial vacuum wiftlV »I»*V
partial valence wiftrV wft-

partul veil £ot (la fasgi) Wf-

n«si

partial verdict Lata (a verdict fioding
tho aceusod guilty of only part of
«bat i« ehargod)
participate r& WTH ^*1 (Const )
participating country silnui^

»rm IftwTWT^

participation win feyj (ConstJ, WPI-

ns«i

participle ffram d-fin ns-
particle try m.
a particle M Vf
3 particle NT try

particle dvDatnicstsdynamics of a
particle vy-sryflrfl
particoloured bat ^l/dnsiu. (tbo dark
baaiJ part of tho burs predseen
lomosvbst mettled C** appeiraBec)(
Ilf H

particoloured flying-squirrel d/emn.
[Sciarcpferva oIAofityer ,^t slAni
white f^ + niyrrblaek NfVT)lDptT-

pirticulsr fyftrt?, ftyty (tpeeial).
•ftil*

particular rouatry

particular afITrmativeLcuie (I) ft ft f

wfMffrtK'n)

particular agent fttiy w fautl
particular area vv-ly^ry
particular attention vyiy
panicnlar average Jfsrino luturonee
fiftiytTTCR

particular average loss JLfoniM Jnsu-
ranca ftflry tTTvy gift
particular care fftty vyry
particular case 1 ftJiy ftyfy
3 Kaf A. ffftry Tin. fiity aviT

particular class ftjty y^ '

particulsr ends fy(^ y^gy
ptrticular enuaciation Zleik. ftfllt

sifttn

psrticulsr integral .VolA. ftfilt wg-

particular issue iN-fk^ry
particultruaiion *.

pirlicuUr li«n 1082 psiriioliui

pituculit Utnl iaw
^ (tie lien)
a Com- f W lT

ptiticuUr negitiTe iojic (0)

to fa t lO W ^

ptrlicutar pirtnenliip Lau ftfttT

wfhw

particular point
particular relipon
particulara n . o» ,
particular aervice

particular* of landed property SJ-
rw% CT ftftTI
particular! of reButralion

particular aiage carriage ftflTt BTB-

particular temporary need ar?7-

partiet concerned fiwl TO
paniea lotereited TO
partiea pretent TO

partiet to a init wtt-TO
partie* to guaranty jR*t^ % TO
patting H 1 flTOTat ft . TOH «W,

'itfrtttn fi , arf!»T

2 m,

8 /bundin; (tlie fine i*t)d or other
material nied to prerent adhetiona
of the membert of a monld) t^TOT

a Miiirrol. Tt^ww n
partiDg flaaV

pirtingi Lau (mixtarea of bollioa,
o( joU asiiiaiWet— Aiyat) ♦■'flWh'
ftw n

gold parting M^iuyi^
ailrcr partiog wAfir*

parting land Foniwfiiajr T^tTOT ft»oi
parlilin^>ft( rj,) f>i
pamuMhip TOtlfirn /
partite i?ot (inemon)
partition 1 ftttTm * (Conat )

3(that Kbicb diTidea or leparatet)

5 Cfcg ftin’I M.

4 Lav frtnr^ ■

6 ifalh. Mpfret^ «.

panitioQ roefiicieni *• diiiribution
eoefficient CW
pamtioa deed Lav fbrttr^ trtaa
partition line Ihrm-^
partition of chargee rWTT*fcwr»T

partition of the country

partition* of land ^la ^ ItottV
partition italetnent f’ngar

partition wall 1 Law idUMn flrftt
3 Lot *UTOW-f«fir
partly TOtT

partlyeured draw atfwnf^ff
partly fioiahed gooda ^3^

•rtw frf&tttteyr
partly iiaued aftTit fl|lt{i|n
partly paid eftl^ ^
partly paid aharee efn

partly paid-up aititi
partly paid up ehare enni*
dnt

partly renewed dntn^spnt^
partner Con. erpft ( f^.) m
active partner mif)
admKiioa of partner etl^
domaot partner itlin

fioan'iog partner rntgl^ WTlft
limited partner
nominal partner TOietn uiift
quill partner atpem-urft, w tfi n w
partnenbipCem-in^/ (Cooet)
convertioo of partnerahtp tnfmn

diaiolutioa ot partoerahip etlfiinT'

partnerihip oceonot tnfHiR^vn
i’anuertlup An vtiRpst-eif^anit
partueribip el will tAete-RtTiisi
partnerihip concern enff t q t a^rro*
dlTCt

partnerihip deed eeifim ^tl
partnerihip linn Wlfirn tTl4
partnerihip fund Conu attfiWl fitfi
partnerihip iBicrcel Lav »nf3im fJiT
Partnertbip (Regielraliou of Firmi)
Bulci uifirn (ttiu-Tvoftnu*) fwt
parl-occnpirr Low ^-urTOITO
part owner Low fcm-Wnft
quail partner Wraiu-enift
pan paid Iran «ifpi
part-payment telPt* feer et^
part perfermasee Law wlftre
■IFsri ftujj'n
part promiaed eftt ■l>nm
partridge n . nhfT
partridge hreoated aldewAloe virle*
pU(PN8.p6)

part aaliifieUOB atffsv ftwiTW, drtW:

^»ai ^T^tT

part satisfaction of a debt tt^ri vt
atiftic ftttifoi

parta per million Wpi

partipore ilj/col-
part-iime 1 b dnrVTR
3 ad; artt-wf^
part-time baiis inr^fbv UTITT
part-time civil employment dnnrtt

part-time courte Htivnt
part lime work
part-time worker •nrcTR'Vtf^
parlum TOT m.
parturient fever «r^-5TT
parturition st^Tix/.

1 (act of giving birth) Ktion n.

2 (delivery) TOT m
part with ^ TOT g)Tt
parly 1 TOm (Conat)

3 ihit, Tvfif), TO
S(aiin tea party) >1)^/.

4 TOTl^m

be a parly to (• tuil) to OtT, TO
W » rtfirfaw glTi
)ie liimteU la a party T( tTT TO*
TTq.1

advene parly fiptst, Whft W
appearance of party to 'ff TOftoft
party faction* to*^
party ID fault ^ TO
party in power wfTOmTTTOtenrreDfc
in Uaratlii), RT i TO TO
parly intereiteJ Low Tlfgtr TO
party ot the Tirtt part Low TTW
TO

party rale ticleli J!ly, qii-TTT
parly ipiril TO'Wirn
parly iMiem to toIt
parly wall Low trcTfirfil
parula blue (a colour, btue-d" m Lot,
ot low TT taturalion) WT^^

Parui ^Bii TTip^t TOlfi* (f^ from

eyt)

r. aler (coal tilmoais) fWI-Tgipfl
P, cairuleui (blue titmouia)

P. major (great titmonae) qgg;*
TOrjafl

par value TO ^VT

pirviflorua J7e<. Tat- (baviBg imall
ilowara)

pamfelina Let Tat (with amallleo-

P«TVol>acteiUc«a*

1083

patiive immunity

vcs)

l‘4r\oliJilcriaicac 5^ n.

I‘a9cal’8 lau Thyt (a lluul transmits
pressures e'lutllj’ ja all directions)
a^ifs-rsrfts-firrti

I’jsilieu series (spectral lines emitted,
wlion electrons ot hydrogen atoms
revert to the tliinl energy level)

^ahrt-mat

I'jspjliiiii lioi

1*. sirobuiilatiim ( ditch millet )
qni1*a (fl ,M. Bin. iff),
Ben. Biliar ■»)«, Bom.

itli, «rxr, Ceylon ar?r Gu]

%na, Mar. »(T, #15 Pan ?'?)
|>jsque.(luucr (any plant or lloner
ol the genua PulMJilla) »».

]ijss n 1 (a passageway through
mnuntamoua country) ^ ta.

3 (autliority to travel free)

«

3 ti.

pj&» tl. I ^ 5Tnt

3 (a bill) tTTwi (Const ). arfni «rn
(Oonit )

3 Diine.

fail sf^^Vi g>ai

promuiioa jiyrni

|i iss a decree anjf^ ttr^rfss ^rfhr

|> isiajte 1 ri 4. rpr 111 , <n7T /

3 (as, ol a bill] <m«> ».

3 (hire that a man pays (or being
tranapartad O' or tea— \. jar) vtV*
fllWMIi* n.

paisige advance vni-Minn
pasisgc allowance
josaage animal ftyT^crfirt
passage at arms fi ,

I isiige broLer ifnn.BC^it
pjsiige cell iloj tTni-^hn
|ussageof abill i>,sr/ Pror/icv
*at yrr*!

passage of light QpXiluJmoZ.

passage regulations

pass an order sn^ yifta Hl^n

pastbooL 1 Bnnlin^ (a depositors
book in which a bank enteri bis
depositi and witharawals)

Sftwt

S Cons, (a eualomec'a book id which

a dealer enters articles bought on
credit) W€*-gf)«w

3 Fertitry sttrni-SFt^

4 (for buying opinm) WU-JFre
passed adj 1 'n^

3 Edue.

4 Pori Priictiee lifts (Const.)
passed for (lavincnt ^ % ftuf TlftS.

sfhrsw qtfts

passed tn audit ^mrafhtnl^
passed joint!} ^tjif trr
passed on appeal H

passed titubertnlhtnVlt
passenger sn^ ( (Cooat ). n>
passenger accommodation ^

WR

passenger cabin Civil deiotioit <nf^*
•VfiFt

passenger car Rly 1 n.

3s> coach
passenger deck

passenger depot (a depot bmldieg
use<l tor tbo reception of paaAn-
gera) mfs*?!!?*!

passenger espreae locomotive Ely,

eng

passenger (are Ft FRt
passenger guide R|y «nftl.Ft;n«
passenger locomotive Bty trrft-

passengers baggage vrf>|.<nnT
passengers baggage rulea FtftAwrt*
Pinn

passengers on board (trRTFF Vnft
passenger speaal train Big.
nin(.«VR

passenger slalion Fiftl.Fm

passenger steamer

passenger traffic rtgen^FWIFIB, inf*-

pisscogcr train Big. Vlf)i-4rVT^,
FT*!** F*T*

Passer Ates ffeu-raifit (l^ *apar.
row' ocenre sn >tMUaitr and
P, domcsticus ^-^friit
P. raonlanus
passer.by qfifF m-, ^0
Passetrs Are$ wftTO^-iIvi m (sitting
wfj^on a branch- atiek rm
order)

Fasserifonnct (order) Z«et- $1*11.11*1

passerine bird *feHlfJ
passes not transferable
tTTF

pass final orders Itfhnt til^ ^in
pass'holder inTF-Flft
Passiflora Bot (genus of passion flow,
ers) |twi<ti<s.*jn(a (jMj$iia from
Marathi]

P. edulis (the fruit is used as a
tome— Basu) *5*

P foetida (ti,c fruit is used as an
emetic— Basil) *FT?T ^'9I5R3
P luuali (Lat. fniidfi «I1?**;)*I5J-
ymiFHrt

Pj«sil1orjiCde Bot ».

Pa»illorules T«*lFHF-iTt* «. ('ll*

order]

passing (of a bill) *Tr»l 11.

(files) passing between (offiLcrs) ^

*1* «i> 5n% nia)

paiiing uiobarnr r«rttlfg *Rni-fefirF
pasiiog necessary entries und vou*
cliers wm** afilfetri ft*t rft( **!•
FF fF«*1

passing officer »r«frp arRi.atfsFrft
piss into

9 (as into an act) aint, qrft**?*!
passion intn m.

paisioD.flower Bof. n- (from

Marathi)
passion fruit Bet.
pass-issuing offiicr
Ftft

paii-issuing programme nTTF-fitiitR-
FT**W, tlTF Fl FT^Sa
passive qdj. 1 ftrcFtr, «TF^*i
{opp. active)

3 Bot. FFT

passive agent (m aodomy) WcRtf

snfis

passive air defence fon^t-afil-

W

passive bond Been, (not carrying in.

terest) «»*

passive congestion j/ejj,

^fFtn

passive exercise *T3)-**iaTiT
paaijve existence fstfinr wfintT
passive flightoghding flight Zookf

passive force Maffc. F«lfv* *F
passive immunity (acquired by in.
leetloa of aemm from another in.

ptMira satal

1«U

piftuT* ground

Ktire immooily
ptifiTc mrtil •tfire urj
ptMive inovein«Dt ifeJ (efTeetei^ by
the »td ot »oin» onUifla *s«ney—
GoTild)

paiiire rraiiUDce sinfbl

paaiive trade baUDce«uartTouralile
trade hilaace gPi^ wnKI*sr
paativelruil Xiav {a trmt aa to wbteh
tha trtiatM baa no aet;va duty to
perform) »T7II

piaaivity CAem (maotite atata. m-
aetiTity)trfT^Tl/
pait judgment Lew
pait nereoiry ordera MiggaA «t^5t

patt number 7TTV-<r*VT
piaa oarr pi 1 d TTt

2^TVn

pa<a over gradually into WfVt *t

l>iitl>ari (CoBtt ). arwgtt'^ n
(from 4 Kueliaan latt of 618 A.D.
or aortlora" WCr
paiiport aniVviaa rulet Vim

pati[«rt applirilien lorn ^mni**nV
TV-m’

paiijiort •••■•tant vim-arrm
paaipori t>ooklet vrm-^intn
piiaport rierk Vim
pitajmrt ctini tua aartem

pi<>l>ort feet

pataport iianiag authority VTm-
Win sifvmfl

pa>i|>ort number Vim-drvvT
raM|>ort (lf(irerVTm-«f«*ITl
pauport rrgulaliaoi VITVtl Wm
pauport tite plinlograpli mm
nmniwif^
pa.t aeoteiu-e Lav
pata aiandard TVtm-*»IT. TtW *I
am

pat* (urrrMfolly ««* flvt, tvM

iW

pataine rfnrieocy bar WmV^VTT
*Tm

pait through 1 nrvrvTn.ll fm »Tm
3 aanftl «tm

pax threugb a tioe at Valh. JwT S
*t «im *m l»;«v

through)
pa«i « rmlor VTTT
pasa>worc) >fil >JS4Wn h
past artlv, «tn, T?, ftvn, V5*I.
‘l-lia

Past {P«t«.rrJl«)ry.(fsftttt*»<-’l"'ft)
pasta (paito) /

patt conaideration Xatta ^ sfvdr,

patt rorretpondenee irtvni'mn
piBl-due oi^. (overdua)

patleltfl/.M
paste board Mt-VC
patted, not gunned jwi.

tft? wmm nn till

pattel blue (a eolour« rod Itali bins
dhrttm tnJius. of low “Vaatiiration
and lot* ft btJUanee) ♦unnIrtllV.
panel grey (a colour, tsddiah tollotv
in hue. of lot* fV eatur itioii
*ncl high » brilliance) tnt'ft-iH't;
ratteur.Ckanbcrland filter /Tygirnc
^VTQVIV Cat.

Uerkefeld filler dlvistn m
Doution filter d ft iqvw 1
raitcorcUt (Peat) £ar( (» ganst of
bwtaria eharwtanead by bipolkr
atcining) (fj )

Patt. oviCida, Peal. a«i*cptir4
(fonad in the bleed a( fowl* tnf
(atingfromclueliencbolera>*>hi«h
it eautet) jeglM ff.

Peat bellingen=Pait.be»jaeptirs
Pa*l boviaeplrca (fcom the bloo<l
and ftuide el aannalf dying ol
European cattle plague) Vjm %.
Patt b«baUecptKa(eane«s barbons
in tralar boffaloa) eif^vm fi.

Pait fholerae gatlHurooi~rail,
aiiteptica
Patt. clielcrec ao>*

Fail. rtiBiculicada (eaofaa anafflae
and bamorrhagio aeptieemia in
»abbila)tnrW

Pait, cijuiacplica (found in eon-
tagieuf plaurcpaaosaoBia in
bonaa) arguuWWIu fg.

Fait, leptacptieedonsd ia rabbiti)

Patt. eviicplKa (eauaau pnaum^
antmtia la aheap) eifvm
Past* pcalia (esuaaa bubeaie plague
U naa)

Past, pseiidotubcreuloaia

fr.

Patt suilla, Pait. auiscptica —
Rarillui auicida, B, luiicptire
(founil in eases of sttina plagoa)

Past, lulareusla (esnsaa tularaniis)

Patt viluliseptica 'eaasas calf
pnannionia) WlHUwbl-fjf.

Pasteur In>titute (for traatmant of
rnbioi) W1"4-*TI^ (HTT'ii'rabiea'froiQ

2»iv)

paiieunzalion (dattruetion of patbo-
ganis bacteria) n {ef>

Hindi. Panjabi ft^ltr)

)iasieurize rfc ^VfVlV

(laileurireJ adj. sttrtPTT

psileurited milk tfftVftft ^

paitrurizer dWhiT si.

past hirtory (of a eaia of diaaasa) V

r<

patlillc (loreiiga) /.
pa.t illnea* ft»i
jiasiillutBpattille

palling of smenilmeDU fnrltfV Nv*
«1VT

)ia.| memlirr
jioloceupaliOD nvorm
pan offirialiea m t uwn»ti|

Pstior dtrt vud-tnrrft (VtO aaaia it
naroa)

piiioral ml; 1 (rilating to ihaphar It

igTiav

paitoral induitrica />ou uytlfiVort

piiloral land vyvivv

paitoral atage

pail perfect Oram >pi

pail iiointiBg Jfeif. »m ^ft/.

pail jiubeny gimrAv

pastry m (aoeiant word)

jiatl aolvency ns ti)i | Ma vi

pait leeie Orosi *l»wm m.

pasturage 1 B o u n n n , sgTlf

3 (right of paatnring cattle)
r<uty fs.

pasture n. WTi •ilwT n . ^11*1 iPl /••

■vm

bee paiturc

paitarct6

pastara fam «TT<*-vdv

pailora grouad nNT, unTWi(ft> *T’

loss pathelofficsl f**

patlure-lejnmw

pi‘iurc plantio;;

p»*lure rijht

pj'ture rotition NU*119'3^

pi'luriD^ of cattle ^•^TT’t, ^

pa-t Tear *T^ ^

|ia‘tT mu* lPft-SS3
pjta'iutn Z«J. (expan^eJ tba)
?Tttru

pata:oDiao bean (CdnaMfiA nti/or-

* ii) / (B-»ll.)

patch 1 TV,

2 JerwJrjf «*l* av
Hocb

ptol

3 sblotch Zm.’ (differio; sa eolonr
a^J textaro from tha awronadiaj
surface) ferjf n

patch cultiratioo
patch** of land a^.^rx*
patch method FcttUrg (a
el«*r felliBg in patebesi
patch of thiekeoio^ Zecl-
X‘atch>*o«rinT fVrcafry (a ffl«tbod of
soaring 13 nhieb a Qcab«r of tools
are sows in tpeeiallr prepared pat-
ehes-lFJtJ ^rrw-TTt. «»W*«

»rsn

paleh riphti 0 ^ wfimT
Patella ZccL etxgSlPl -girft

1'. salpata (cosmos Earopeas lim-
pet) ifisM-MSSeHlY
pitelU*kneecap = kn<ej>an ar^R^

pjiellar (iJj, ar^T^-
patellar fo'*a Opb^fnof- o‘'«t
loiclla Dlaari9 Zeel Kpf*r-W>Jn'^
patens CcS rar. sfjH'.ft

(-I’l.)

ptcnl n. fi (Co5st.)
patent ai^. \ WT,

2Bs{. (saij of leares asd branches
which spread ont widely from the

s‘es— Oambes)arjt5rfl (-T^)

patent r^ 1

2 rrt-i:. U Wi*e) virm l/cr fx-
jtsmfir*! lee plteatinj:)
patecSUIit}
patentable eJj, Zi^v
patentahle tnhjects
patent ambiguity Lao Wf Rf<Nl!,

patent harV CeL Tttd 9^
patent black CW- Jnd. «I«tT *TW
patent blue Ccl.

patent branches £e<-(spteadin>; bran-
ches) ofjcmft aiiTi"
patent carnune bloc C«f /»<f. ti*H

patent chrome leather blackCcf. Jnd.

patent enteb CeL Ind. o«H tilQtf)
patent danger LaO KT. ITW
patent defects iKt *601
patent dunU black CcL Ind.

patented adj

patented medicine trttx-^
patentee Coev ifncrt (-»^) n
patent feet and roealliet QrX

patent fire eitioenisher trxfl st^-

tnrv

patent food

patent fnel coke afiiiif

patent fatun COwwood yellow Cel.
Imd.

patent green CoL InJ.
patent hypermetfopin CipkdAofnef.
fftR TiTerfk’ii

pateniiog dferaf. (method of beat-
treatisg wires asd rods to resder
them aaitaUo for wire dtswisg-*
CamiB p. 127) *nlxn n.
patent law (jfij
patent leather (Weo. a.r patest ed;'.

5a) wTO-wi, fhnw ^
patent medicine ^on-atWr
patent nary bine CcL InJ-

patent office

palcDtor (one who granta a patent)

patent orange CcL Ind. VOH
patent phosphine Col, Ind.

patent plaster c hard wall plaMer

patent r^ht

patent rock scarlet Ccl. Jiai,

patents and designs aftt W'XTT
patent sky Vine Ceklad.'^VtVVTVnt

patent wool bine Cel. Ind-

patent yellow CeL Ind-
paterfamilias 1 (the head of a boese>
hold) tJ 57 &rv

2 (father of a family) nu

paternal cd}.

paternal grandfather ftsiatg ns.,
pstemal grandmother ftTOffl /,

paternal lands
paternal ancle WRT
pateraitv sv

paiemo'ter pea (iinuprnrafcniu)
jp3T/. (aneseat word)
path TO, *ntT «.

pathetic nerre = tro^ear nerre
Zeci. «nT%-¥n

path-finder Radsr 8TtT-ar^T» «.
path of light n«itT-snn
pathogen, pathogene rniflpJI? m.

pat hogenctit spatbogenr J.'Vfj.axrftl-'

n.

pathogenetic cJj.iltd.
pathogenic a.<f. rnfiraw, rrnvN^
pathogenic baclenn

pathogenicity tXTlV*?** %.

pathogenic micro-orgaaism x^rtl^nv

pathogenic organism axifVn tAn;
AnT 3 »v

pathogeoic to man ^ cxtfh-
3 T

pathogenic trTpano*ome a n T Fo- l

*ri*ncR

pathogenous ojj ntrina-t
I>at hogenr = pat hogeoe*u
pathological adj 1 (of or portalmag
to ratholon)

2 (morbid)

pathological anatomeBmorbId ana-
tomy TtrOt

pathological changes anSipl xft-

pathological chemi-trT avrfiFAVTtn-

patholopcal eonJiiioo nnn i
pathological department
fro**!

pathological examination ax. - Pr i f t x

pathological facts XTlfrtR wex
patbologtcal fee rrfxA^ xft y n gy*

pithologicml histology P4 tU indic«

pitliolo'iril IiiMolo'jr hptwlftnfr
yilUolojifjl IjlioratotT

BornTiis’j

pjlIioIojidlVbjJiolojy ftfB
pitUolostcal puttjwuura
wgqfs

pitliologicsl f«*te tBrfo WBWt
p»tbologit»i STstem
patliol^giral « orl- Wlfiishf TTB
pathologic anatomy ftya nift?
patholognt n

pathology 1 , nflfirft/

pathology Jepaitmtnt firam

pathology laboratory «TTftTt1.sr^n-

tn?i

pathology touaeum

pathoIogT of inflaramition gV7-(3Tn

pathology ol lumoura wj; 4^7

pathway wnrft,7ttoi

pathy (pi ) hfkrtrrrtlk/.

patience^ r

patient «.

paiicoinrf/ 7R»7.^^»rT

patiently

pitieni'a ■ulhoTized meJteal atien*
lUnt f(jf| «T mlVfy Wc-wns
paliPDta rorafoni fund (1^4

patieni'i maintenance ebargea
tparrei svrt
paiieni't room
patient! ward

patina (a Him (ormeJ on eoppai and
bronreht long expoiure to » moist
ilmospoerel CfjKI ( e\)fR
paiioa grrrn (a colour! jellow green
to bnetol low wi taturition
an I high 0 brillianca)
patrii |>otcfiat (tbe power of n
llomaii paler fam'iliaa orer the
meiiihert of bii bovsehold)
(^eifT m

patTiaith i (lather and ruler ot •
fatally) RTBCfTtrr, (head of a family)
IxrrfTfiv

1 (a tolour, Uoiah Lloa-reJ
in linei of h'ch 7^, lataratioo and
low n brilliance) ^Trrrf'rfler
paUiardiat eoeirtr frTTrrfitw entOI
patriarchal eyelem
patrlart)iy n.

patrician eiRnn.f itn
patrimony frn™ llTm /

P-i|riofc)i« Pn)eeR(oI« (Imt. pntniir
belou'ting to One's father’ +/efi f
‘cnt‘> lience« nneertral eaL The
Ueth were like thoso of* eat)

(«t? aaila
l•-llr■ol m.

|i4inoii>ii>\traf>c /

patrol 1 850. ftfran^CrO n.

a tgfi«tiui *.9511

pairolliog olficer vgyrfntft
patrolling n ardor ggn
patrol register 857-gFjft
patrol work 857-«r4
patron i srpim^iai ( >1) m.
airTtJ«m

patronage I anWm.

afitvmn

pitroaiie^tiiopalrooile (containing
large amouota of ranadiora enl*
phide) m (fty* for flBlJ

raoadium. 71 for tuiphide,
t* for mitiaral)
patrooiee *i. I «iwg
3 frrsrfl

patron taint Intfi* nan
pattern i sf^g n . /

2 Ca complex whole characterized
h) a Aebniie atrangetnent or inter*
relation of parts'— Webster)
ta.(totaIit; crhole iiodj or eollec*
lion ol a nomW of aeparale thioga
— «»t MjMift 'that ohieh Lolda
■ingle parts togather' MW)

3 fforsD* shape) inipra /.

*h't/

psllerned Icoo aftwpn
pattern maVer lottrurlor sftxpmt-
Htm*

pstlerne end ino<Icla sfiiFy »flT Bft*

Pattineoo prsrrets final (desilrerizs*
tionoflesd by fractiontl crystal*
hzatina) *tnf» fwi (*Tt.m!t*

fetish flei)

rattinsoo’e white Iced n*

patulous ody. Bo* (slightly spread*
Jng) etierrfKin)

pstulus Oct Tec (slightly spread*

log) eijtirfl

patwiri rertiBcete SRfTfl nmerr*
patwari circle gr8Tfl*f w
patwaii eaacle 9e.gnTf) ^4).
Patwari tlaosal gmO frgtntr^

pslwari's ecTlifiialt g’arfl WSBTiITS
patwan's rirrle orntfl fW
patwari’a reward and |iiini'hiiirnl
register gTTtfl ’drstfiSi tflT T*»

patwari a service sheet OITtO <7fl*
tot

pauciflorus Pel Tax- (few flowered)
strTJoT

Pauli e excloiioD priaciple=>exrlo-
sion principle tt7l^*!lftini
Pauli's prineiplewexclusion prioci*
pie

paulopost Pelrot (Let, ‘a little after’)

C/. deulenc (Gk. deutera 'after
hitkh’)3P«t5

panoeesheirtieise (rioln tricefor)

pg««

psuechoruraen jliifniTI /.
pauper £aip stfeWY m*
poor fipfr,

In foma pauperis K-

pauper leper
pauptt amt Law

Paurometabola .faof. wwt'W'*fWr

mpt

paurometaholtitn £««{.

Pauropodr (Ok. pnMrei *iBian’ +
•porfft) ZooL ( 1 group of v«rj small
myriapods) S^TIT •I'f
i’auropodidae ^pof "i*

PauropusTool g^7j^*!nr(et

r buxleyi (sms pairs of legs) 87
UT7TT

pause fau« m > HTW
paveri stT878, BV»TtnW8. 5771777.
IWT778, 7*71777, an7)777. 771777,
SnTtSI, »t5^* ^77»«7
paved road anftn T*7I
pavement f fts* .wifnWT*

pavemcDl epilheliitn •• leaaellaled
epithelium ’

ravetli hot. ftiewt 771^7
r, (ooKa w Tndisn peltyt shrub
iherry with two pyrenes which
are eoovex on the back and coo*
cave nn r*** faee—SaSu) ttT7T*7«
W»7StHB.JJ ftdfW)

Pavia {BdicavAeaenloa indiea Bet.

pjTilion 1037 P5CL

payibte to ordsr or bearer

pavilion m,

paving 1 iM five p6.

2 (material for pavement)

2 (pavement) tra n.
paving roller aj[Hfl-l*^Ti'l
paving atone
paving tile

Pavo 1 Zecl (genna eonaiating of the
peacock)

2 ifitron. s Peacock (a eonatellatioa)

TR

PavoDia Bet. occurs

in •’’TV)

P. odorata rrttTTStr iftr (B.Jfiir.

P aeylanica Gi^

Pavonioae Am W^TTS^ m
pawl K catch VecA ffor preventing
backward motion) BI? m i
pawn LaiB BlfB m (from
pawo'hroVer arifB
pawnee Law inGnr^ *R.
pawner Lam tntrnr* m
pawpaw (Ccrica papev*) WW f»u
paxilla Zeel. (a kind of pillardika
ipine with a Sattened nmmit bear-
ing miQUta apinolas) »ur-v*n»B m.
TmUottZeel w

pay *b. wwB, 5«n[> train
payMiatar7 %TT n- (Const.)
in fall from the nest usae of pay
qVR f^.lSI kl

old lime-tcale of pay ift

oue month’* pay *r« Bl*l WI
re&sation ol pay »I
peitonal pay
preaampure pay sVwrft
ipecial pay ftilT
inLitantive pay

payable ad;. Com sffstT, tn^

payable at eight

payable in advance

payable in fotore

payable in perpetuity sriTTT-^Tt

payable monthly iiifits

payable on demaDd atf47tw^

payable to %X ^
payable to beater
payable to order arrttl-^

Wtm ^ ^

payable within one year B

pay abeiract
pay advance

pay and allowaneea hiTB k)t Kfvi^T,

pay and allowances regnlations

iTB tnn stfu^ ftfirBB

pay bill I
2 = pay sheet
pay bills clerk
pay clerk Vw-fefti:

Pay Code
pay day 1

payee Ciwa. sflTni ( I) m . ITWT BHT
accoaol payee

payee s aecoont credited injni %

S vn&v

payee's account will be credited on
realisation 01*1 qy iiTTW ^
ST srr^f^s ^qr 3iuiii
payee's aeknowledgneat arTT^n ^

payee's re-eipt sii?re| ^ aife
Payeaa p«. qqsfln-mnft
P. laeru (its Utax yields a good
gotta pereba) Pisft?q-qqTn (gotta
pereha

payer9mr«,qpn(l) m,
pay fixation ease qtTT- fklsqg -gTTXI
pay fixation atatement dqq PrawOB*
ftnrJt

pay for honour an^Tiu

pay iuad^qqftlq

pay in advance arfflqqqT.wilrtqq

paying Slim n,

paying bank Com- xmni-wf41f)q

paying banker xiNt *n f> I ^T <

paying capacity XTltn-<niTx4, Xltqq-
?nm

paying-in-slip ftJtX-TWt, Sll«q-qxff
paying off wrq-ofixnt o-
paying office nlm 4101*17
paying patient Mgtn fftft
pay in gross (matead of part by part)
•^qnfti-qiq. <Tnftf-qR

paying ward xT^vV Vyr
C/. free ward ft-gtq qyi
paymaater
payment ti>»q

receipts and payments bt{^

payment by instalmenta JTHiniT: tlNd
payment down tPtgxi stWr
payment falls due on ^ ^

paTBieut lor honour Wt^TTO WBB
payment in advance stfasT ^77,

wranr

payment indent tthR-tTI^
payment in due conrse stTiTB
payment in kind £<c>n. qt^-SThTB
payment into court xtnqisq n XlhTB
payment of compensation sfd^l

Hfqqr-siyqq

pavmeni of dividend qiraftT
payment of interest STTB

Payment of Salaries Act

■fbfWt

Payment of Wages Act/Rnles

xtfqq wfijftqa/larinT

Payment of Wages (Procedure) Rntea

payment on account B sibn
payment order account

payjnent orders resister

qwft

payment or performance XlbVff
•tmnftxTTTq
payment side ifmq-Tnl
payment supra protest arTT^-HBrnSt
sfrtjq

payment towards the satisfaction of
% i feq ^71
payment nuder protest BITfil XTlBB
payment voucher BTqqnBIviq
pay of establishment BT

hqq. AniTni-%?nT
pay office Veq-BntBB
pay ou demand atGrum BT ^«IT,
BfqlT BT \qi
pay order X?tBB-an^
pay receipt

pay roll ^TB-BIRUfe ^B-BB
pay iheethBBral^ /,
pay slip VtB Tifr
pay lime acale

P.O (periodic block) Forntry B.'^.
{in^.Bvi)

Pb (plumbum = lead) CJum. *ft (fftB)
PB (pnxe bonds) J B (r«IT-B=^)
P.B.a. (Pay BilU Clerk) % ^ (^ TB-

loss %T»iUsting

P.C.

P.C (packer cooly) B *n
p t. (j<r peal) n 57- {xri ^n)

P d (PLaVOon Commaaderl ej 7 ('i'’’’”

p e- (y«*{ eifc«i"» 'after food) atiT

P.C.F (peraoaal confileotial file) <
g !t ^1)

P.CL (I’nee Corrent Inspeetar) ST

Hfii.

P.CoP A-(aiTAKa4\Qn lor a permik
m re«pect of particular eoatract
carnage— U\y ritjftwwwT (ft
* *3^ ^
n)

P.Co^ A (appUcatioa fora permit la
reepect of one or mere eainal eoa<
tract carriages— irVU- «a) *T#.
St Wl {es. •"«!
sr»^ Si «r3^^ X ^ «WT»TS)

P.CP (pnrats cash of pnaoaers) ».

ftfr ST ftir t«)

PC.S.C.A* ihecia (plaia «oU rolled
sold aa9ealedatieeta)tn X st.WFT
(Hpnr'i fftsXftss ^fhrft^ini an)
P.C,S>(PtOSitieial CiTil Secrios) n<

Pd (palladinm) CAna. ft (ft^Sli)

Pd (Period) w (tnft)

P &.D. Dept, (piaaaiag aod Develop*
meet Cepartueat) i^ftft. (ftssT
tort ftrwftxn)

PD O (Poultry Dereloptaent OScer)
f ftet {fS»W«» ftsj«lJt*iSTO)

P DD (Poultry DesolopmenlalBeie*
arch) f ft* (*»JssT=5tfts3*tar4ss)
}>ra CRTS m.1 trcT
peace tnf** / (Cooat )
tranquility BSnfti
order awtsi

pejccable lohahilanta ft*l4i

prjcraLle potaeatiOD »TTf*>nfT Uirn
peaceibtr enf-S'tJ* (CoaaO
peaceaMr and quietly rfly

peaeeandUiTiqoility snjrs sfrt infts
(no'e that the order la rereraed)
peaee roafcrrece tnft^-ilJrwq
peare equipment tnPtST^ IntTT
peaee equipment uLlea StrftWT^
fcttTT FTT*^

peace eauhliabmeet

WTTttT,

peace offiecra ptrf^ tsfSTtft
jieaec time ?(ri'S-*W^,

|>eaee lime mb
peach 1 eilT

3 (acoloor* teJIah red yellow ^f*
(am* in (me. et low *S saturatipri
and rer) high ? brilliance) SSq'Jifl"
(^Tfi

peach btoocn (a eoloort rodJuh red*
yellow OsiftwT m bne, of low i*S
aaturation and high V bnllianee)

peachhlosaom ^ peachblosaom pink
or red (» eoloot. rad in hua, of
high B bnlliaoce)

peaehbtow (* eoloor, yetlowiah red-
yellow Ib bne, of high •

bnllianee) sn’uft^a
Peacbia £aot (lying on the aeabottom
tike a worm)

peach red (» eolonr. reddiah mi*
yallow dlstftm m b«a. of bigb *
briltianee) a^aifti**
peaebtree(fy«*naferttea) «TB« m.

(aacieot (onn). «TT
peaeo<Vd«i{|ran.1?n
8 m peacock bloe (a enleurtblsiih
green blue rtWls lo hue, of low ft
bnllianee) ftsaftdlis
Peatoek 4aron w Paro at^ m.
peaeoek4>lue i «t^-stw, i|w*

3 w peacoeV. (colour)
peicoeV-Hue plaa.ea C^aiW/sof.

peacock feather len
peacock Bower {Cd*aaJr.e.a palcAe*
rrim.») •• (Basu. Beo )

pss^nrk green (a eoloor, yellow*
(reeuSNpft 10 line* eatutatieo and
bnllianca mediuin wm) arcwqftgft
peacock ore w purple copper ore
XiitfTol. ar^rtOSB peacockd-

WS-SI ore)

peaeoek-pbeaaam aa.(ancieit

word)

peamrV’a tail (Aefanieptertt (ficArO
«o) sqifawi/. (Hass)
pee-rrab «wtb-«« 7
'pea’ rryaiala *nm sb* ,

peafowl *1^ m. hneunt word), tfH
peigle w Kanonealoa araeuia ^Vt
•rrttBTBea*

pea green (a colour, j eUowisli yellow-
greeu n ) ue. of low ■»T

saturation) atsgsffl’ftw
peahen Jt^ f , BTT’ft
j.eak fjWT n..WtD

peaked aJj Sulutici ftisiftw, ftwfr

(■r\>

peaked euri e SmXiilies ftpST-tre
peakol roof fnsttlBIT ffS
peak power fJa.forfttWT'StfX
peak-lop diagram Stalialiea (it has a
saw tooth appearance with peaks
and low poiata) KBW fwB (b\B taw)
peak IrafBe Rif ftmT-BraiBlB
pea mildew «ww-sttftw
pe“ut >i5JC m.,

peanut oil »mc-5w, to ^

peae qftva % {from Cuba's Modem
Anglo-Bengali DietJ, •lUltl'fl
pear blight sc milft

peareeile m. (m silrer. k-

(or ksi«1, arsenic. P. for 5'^Ssal
phidei -f* for wft* rairersJ)
pe»rl5m/,if)#I

peat) aiU CAem- (white solid pnnfied
potash)
pearl barUj

prat) blnsh (a eolour, r»3 yellow fSt-
^ la hae. of low wq saturation aad
high B brilliance) ll S ( « pf W
pearl fishery g<ti Vb •*
pearl hardening, pearl hardener
Foper ilft (caictnen inlphata.
Bsod as a filler for paper) aWvs“I e.
pearlile i Xelal (an alloy) sa-
(*f1 forSTj metalX (pearly eoiutu
tnent of cteel) yttlBil n*

3 Pelroy. •» pesrlitone (showing
paailitie aVructute) {JW-lSB »•
pearl like cJj. gWl-tTHT
j»arl millet (Pmiuwtsn rpieef*")
Bjnwia,, SIJII
pearl mnssel fiajS
peatl oyHee
pearl aago gwi ftBg
pearl sinier Ifiaeruf. (geyserite of
pearly lustre) m,

pearl-spar J/ineraf. (with » r«»tlr

lustre) 5^ BtPbBI

petrlslone Pitrof. " peirliie aiitB

pearl srbjle CeL lu.i.

iwatly ererlastinjwA B a

trkB

sph

1089

Padalleis

peaily luitxa

mitparitarra

pearly lii‘lre«irTX^=t,st€t%eWPT

pearly nautilus fthe inner layer ef
the eliell is penrlj)
peir-*haj>eil lulj xfat.fll+l?
PearioDian eoeWctent cl cofTr/afioo
Slatiitict m.

PearioDiaa eurres SMttUet (all of
them are determinable by first four
momeota sm) t<x to wish
for four)

Pearson's borteihoe>Lat Hamn fjtn-
pear tbnps Zod

pear tree [Pynn eonnianu) n.

(Beo )

peasant pr* m . ftRT^

peasant proprietorship x^jp fTV'

peasantry m,

peasants' clock (rofMaeun e^iaaW

e*vfrfTT /.

Peaaantt' Fcvolt
pease pf. of

paa'shapeif bean «^7^ixTT ftrrtt.

% inrr^ in^ »iwt Irjf
pea wop w pe a lonp fog (* heaty doll
S allow (og) RTTTW t{rtrei
pea wop fogspea aoqp
peat (raietable natter deeonposed
lit water, lemiearbooiaed] ft*
peat bog (a bog rontaioiag peat)

peat for tnanare RT^'lfrfn
peat moorspeat bog
peat moss
peaty ( r^).

peaty clay
peaty eoil

pebble atxftwy / (aoeient word), frft
pebble plant nt Litbope
pebbieware Ceromiei n,

pel nae (deatmctire nlk worm dis-
eaae) <VilR Rift /

ywcan (it has brittle wood— Web)
f»ty%r-t n.

(an Amenean pig like mam-
mal) •frft m ('t'^ SjBonyta of •IW

perk (pk , 8 quarts) •'err^ ra. t>t. jr ,

< ew)

Pecora Zcel. (typical naieaoti)

wt pf , (snpcTorder) afttifRl-
R^nnr m

perta«e Bieeftm «i-

pertjte rAent. n

pecten 2ooL (Lat , 'comb*) (vuenlir
pigmented process) m

Peetea

peelie oif; Chem wifAA*
pcetic acid Hiochtn R»st

pectin BiocAem (pectins are rery com-
pies gelatinizing catnpoands,foQQ(l
esp. in fmit jelliea) /

pectinase fitocAem RH^elrCiit.
pectinate od/ £o<
pcctinatna £o< Tax %W-
pectine n. 2oot- (appendagea of %
eomb-likeshape — PD 1.309)
fi, (4^ comb)

pectiaeas JiuX. (a caascld of Iho ep-
per thigh) siCle^*!) f.
PeetmibranehiaBMonotocan. a
PectmiJae 2oot n

peetinose oarabioose
pecto.cellutose (pecfie + crllulMr)
CAmi.

pcrtolite (Gl p«lu$ 'eompaeted’)
J/inarqt. (a mineral in eryatal ag>
gregates or fibrons masses) jn>

rdrSw (j^oass.fT? erystalt-T*

(or Rf^ mineral)
pectoral Zocl ftH*
pectoral n. (a breast plate) Tt^ei n.
armour

pectoral arch»sboa)der girdle itnot.

pecto'al fin Zed.
pectoral girdle ZoeL
pertoralis Zool- /. (•r;n3>

ibonider girdle)
pectorilis tnoscle doot.
pectoral tandpiper 4ecsRR-Rfg vr-

ft

pectoral siods Zed iiR-VTTT
pectoral species = breast tea TkTtnt

pecforjJi> 7 »» SteJ (tran»mr«s,on of
the eonnd of apoken worda through
the chest wall. It nsnally mdiea^
some morbid cliange in tho tangs
I7»?J y^JR-»RRCT

perlnta CAefn SriXRTSs

peuJata , 0 . XovWRR

peculation X«w UnbezzlenieBt of

public money) RTTR n-
peculiar aii). fV?n. nftrlT

(wlion necaasiry to be disfingnish-
ed from special )
peculiarity fnrt’tl/-
peculiar knowledge ftfft? STH
peculiar modification J3et.

arrif<t^r Rnfff^

peculiar name ftfire RW
pernliar property PAyr. WilT »pt
peculiar use 4'T*t)R

pecuniary ad;. 1

2 infR^. «R* (both in Const )
pecuniary ability StlftR RIRt4
pecuniary arrangement KnfnR SR’R
pecuniary assistance Rlf^R Hgl<tni
pecuniary damage «nf^ ^ifif
pecuniary dealing HT^IE tqjjif
pecuniary demonstrative legacy Late

Rlf4R iTTfsra

pecuniary embarrassment atTfifR (tTZ
pecuniary injury ktIrR
pednniary lateresl aTTfuR fifT. arrfSi:
sRrq:

pecuniary jurisdiction mfSl! StRlft^TT
(Const )

pecuniary legacy anRr* ffftr
apeciSe legacy ftfnf IHw
pecuniary liability
pecuniary loss wrf^R flfit
pecuniary obligation RtRir
peenmary penalty tnf^ ^er, an f RR

pecuoUry success atrfR^ RTRm
pccuniatT terms atrfwR fiTT*RR
pecuniary transactions = monetary
transactions atj-aRT^
pedagogic method Rn)^C
pedagogics -■ pedagogy {science of
teaching) RftlSR. RTTt^tif f.
education fR9R
In/Mrg jfwfCT

pedsgogist flfstyift!!, RRfftJt-ft^TRJT m.
pedagogue m.

pedagogy = pedagogics
pdtlal I Geori. n.

2 .VocA (a foot lever) m
pedal aperture Zod.
pedal bicycle qiT
pedal curve dfalh q/^ RT
pedal disc Zoef. RTf-fm
pedal equation JfafA. q^ 4lJ l *H
Pedalters'fe^. «pl

ptdtl ginglion

1090

P*gi<ua voUtana

pedal ganylion Zod
pedal Inland Zai

Tediliareae Bot t» (Irom

SfSrtmntT. Ph

PediliDcae flot »

Pedalion ZcKil (O'* • rudder) arfra*
ittPt ^

Pedalium J3oJ ft^nly? Haif^

P mure* fht'Tlye (B*au

Pen fcnraff^elfMi
Deccan Juilliijhelru. Go] Ifldtra
flfcoi-rii. Om ^ Wer

.jollnira-'wt>tr}okhaTU<f»ti gokru
kalan. On colikafo)
pedal liDec3''in)soD line Gtam
Nl

pedal teoiaclea Zoel
pedal irianyle Kalh.
pedal aehiele
peilale od; 1 9^?! (- 1 ^)
a Bel UWl
ped lit ti< Vfl rnw]

]>eddler<a pedlar
Jiederisly n

pede>tal n

oa pedetlal<flm

Pedetei 2ocl (Ok , 'leaper'. Genoa ol
Jumping hara) *39 («J9 anci

eni nord far litre)

P eaffif ffmt»9 *59
Pedelilae

Pedetiaae (eubfaifiily) *3^13^1* *"
pedial «la*« Crpii (thectaa* without
eny (> Bimctr) ) •r^firTW ^

j-eclmrice ttiwflfh*!/, tri^TTn

peliatriee department »7”frri F»»nrt
pedicel 1 n

3 =[>edielew peduncle Zoal (item
or etiUlT^n

3 DcU (one of (ho ultimate diTiiiona
of a common poloncle. beariag a
tingle fower) itV^* ti

|>edirellaria Zrol (minute pineer like
itructoree — Hen lereon)frxftm/
pedicellate aHj Col arf^
pedieellale Power Dd ar^*^ Jti
Pedieellina 2ocf (a genue of Dr)oroa
inwlichtlo rooiJa tare a bell
a) aiel lioly On a tienler pelieel
— Vi el> )

pedicle I |» pedicel J el

3 (a narrow neck fo'iii'g the

■ oaomen with the cepbalothorat—
PH 1 51S) ^ »w ancient form)
Vcdieutana Dot (genaaal louaeitoita
— Web ) ^9n®Mnnfir
P pectinala (peefannU ‘combanap*

eil’ aegment* toothed)

P aiphonaatba UtphooanthA 'witli
tninilar flowere”) wieiv^

P aylvetm n

Peduulali Boot (order lacluding tlia
anglers) TV n-

pedieule qif^ /

Pedieulidec Boot (a ftoiilr) 91T
m

Pedieuioidea Boot

P veotrieoaua (lirot on wheat)
rfb^tt-^pW

Pedicotoididae (a (amil)') ^VTi(-4!T

Pedtculua Zad oaift
P capili<»be^'touscftTfl-^Qn

P. Iiumanue Rpn-^CI
P realimeoitscloibet iouae

pedigree 1 (a genealogical trea) im*

tfgt/

3 39 II iltl in

3 (loproroil atram) wfMJlfil/.
pedigree tnill arfinin nfinm ntx
pedigree teedt ariinm d)3
pedigree table

Pedilaotboa Bel (belongs to the tame
family aa Euphorbia S»f)9»tri)
ttlfHtmf'l

pediment f7eoI (a geotly atoping rock
aorface betwee | tbe clifte aod the
feether edge of tbe alluTinni— Del
mee p 373) tlWTt n
prdipalp Boot m-

Pedipelpide Boot ■».

pedipalpne Boot (non-chelate, act*

lngaeleelere)«7-^in.

pedlar m •IBI

Pedoeelegi«t mpl
pedogamy Zed (gametee are den red
from one and the tame indieidual
rerrodsetioa la teioal) ftrfgiwVgTi^

|.eJogeoeaie Boot (produetinn of
oftarnog by larral (ormi (Vrvi*
n

pedogeoic faelor ^gI-VTT«
peJofogiai irrf eg

pedology ^71 fcjT9 n.
pednmorphiim (retention! in Iheadolt
of infantile or lurenile eharacterii-
tics) (^133*191 /.
pedorphere «.

pednncle 1 Bol- trf»9i n.

C/ pedicel
3 Bool n
peduDciilale euij. Bol
pedunculate oak •> Quercui pedun.

Pee amerJa = Tiooapora malabarica

Bok

peel K5* m , / , ftWfl

peel ph, aiirwni

peeling

peep window (m a camera) lift

/.

peer tftrt el.

peer rb. tfttKTO

peerage tfttTRq m , tftir-9^ n.

pcerdon tftTPtT /,

peereaa tflm/

pcera of tbe realm rm-tfliT

peewit (59fe ineieBt word)

I>«l » 1 « . *tn.

3 (of a riolin, ete )wt*tT*9 »•
fH eb Etekanin (lo fix or kaep
filed the market ptiee o(“w«')
»I*«w

Pegenam Col rftaffew-OtPl
P. barmala (foreign henna, henna),
Syrian rut, wild rue) (it hae
atrofig aconlod eeeJi~Web ) «i9i*9
rflirfhw

Pegiaid Aiiren trg*-T«t/
Pega«ua» Wloged Horae dtiroa tf?*
n

a Pegeii — Markab innt W7V. ^

wTxnwv

B Pcgt'i-Henkib fj5l9 W?««

V PrgeiioAlgenib ijil?

i Pegan Wjxi wgc m
t Pegasi w h nif «TnW« »X« m
{ Pegaai wilomam n

„ Pegaai-Matar rttH "a-

B Pegaai • llihan ■■ Bahain Wf 8

irrvf*

-r Pcgaai -Salm at^fiftt W?« na.
Prgaiua Toliiana Bool (a email Vy*
log fiah found along the ooaaf'
Japan. China. India anl Anilral-t)

peg-bo* IWl pelWc fin

flying)

ppg.jlox Jfujic (ihe open part of thf

hpart inn Inch the pegs are set
♦>»

pepgri^ prire

pegginn n

pepping; of exrliappe s'Mn

pegmatite PttroQ (cliaractenzad by
excessively coaise texture) fitT’I,*
Pimn
giant granite
p«g-plaotiop Forejiry

Pegit (in Barms) Crop (an.

tioiitnamo — ‘Pali lilt ofBurms'by
M II Bodei Londop. 1909. p 49)
Pegu handed kingfi'her .4r/t ir.g

Pegu bronn Cot fnd fttrrft «
Pegu biistard-rjiiail ilti-j
Pegu ijtecliu 1 (dracin enlwAtO^f^?
til (B K.M)

C CM htd t»TTB'D
Pe^ii liome-sparrovi /»«

Fegu itrcal>cil tpuler-liuoter Arn

Pegu «hite-eye Arn mc fttSBBsfr
Peking blue (s colouri hlne m
bun of low Prhtilliance)

PeVuig man
Peligij/f«l

P. niHiiliu.i ^Ttrw ararj^
peljgK adj (life) (ilnsting on tea siir-
fico) (fi;)

pelipic deposit* Geol (deposit* in the
ahyssal portions of the ocesn)

pelagii )i«li 2ool.

peli'ie tuhreilm Uioprcr; 3'WgT-*T3*

pelagic zone Btogtog (bejoa.l tlio
Ollier Iiorder of the littoral rone
ail I shove the ahjssslrone)
ttfST

rel«*idie Foci m.

pelajo. R^-, ffR-

ret* 2 "bj'''rj Zool. tntift

(rt for 'T’^’rfl)

Pelagolhiiria ZoM. (a genua of bolo-
tl uriin* adopted lor a ireeawim-
niing life ID the open aea) fTTf)*

Pclagotlmnda Zool. (order)

pelargon* =pelargono- Clirm.
pelargonate CAm h-

pelarponte o,fj Cfiem n»af*
pelargomJiD Jiiorke"^ /.

]<elargoDiD itiorfim
Pelargonmm itot (GL. pefdrtfo< ‘storL’-
Cr the Englialt name storL'sbiH'
for plant* of this genos)
ffaflfe (cf Tn3»?l as a plant-name)
P. etlriodorum
pelargoDO- CAm.
pelar^Bs I CAem g*5»est «•
Pelecanxtae tte» m. (410*1^

occurs In naft«t«|)

PeleeaDu* d«e*BnniW-tnnft
I'ckexpoili (Gk ptUiu* ‘hstebet'
from Ssnslut ^t^PlTtf wpl
pcliian n

pelican blueslevulme blue
Pelicsiiiforinet ^rder) Zool
tn (^a peliesvd

peIuo«ieter«»pe!w«ieter»ilfiBtn m
I’eliniatoroi t Prlnialoroa
p eliiiiiQint ff-i)rT*n(T^
pe litc r tlreg (Gk pelot 'clay« mud’)
NttH 14

pel.twnd,. ^rire
rdUei tot (geiina ef locl loMtig
(ernsi tlio clilT biake*. or rock
brakes) (s^'wrn trSlft
P. rouinilifolu (rofuorfi/ofjia

Voiiiil lesve-l — the pinna

rrraq^® fjiwiWm

peUagra dfof (skin becomes (ike tiee
bark) »i

pellagra preieniing factor (p p)
Biochfm (a.*)

pella Rionniaio a wild thxnie
(TAyrtut »rpj;HMi>i)^^-B*A*?> /
pellet /.

Pellia Pol (has s bioad mulnb)

P ralyriDafinvoIncrewithfimhna-

teil margin)

P ejupliylla (hooil like inrofucre)
TT^fV*

pellicle I (a thin ibin or film on liquid,
eto.)in^m
3 PacI- CT^ pi

pelliiory root pharm (tincture used
in toethacbe)^^^ *

Pellornemn dm
breast, atieak)

peUucidndy ^tB^.^TtvS^dtaTispaTent)
pellucida ealernas: outer cornea ^ool.
vnp tBCfJt/.

pellucid septum = septum pellu*
ciduDt druil (thill double partition)
gyaiil

Pelmatozoa Zool. (its members are
moitl} attached to the bottom by
a stem or atall) m pi.

Peloniysa Zool- (maltinucle’atel
cBCg-orlfl

PelonsiaFook nilila

‘water’ ancient word)
pelt atfirr, al-mOpT t*.
peltate attachment Bol gtfnt aiWi-dH
peltate Icsf Bof irfttf
pelt black [for d) eing furs) Col Ind.
sttnOi-i

pell brown Cel- Iiul (for dyeing fiir«)

Peliepliilidae (Gk pelte ‘iliield'+
pAilot ‘fond o( ) aftrarn «?t w.
PellepUilui rnlcoufof B^shl-nTTfll
Peltier effect EIm Ravtj^.BtTI^
Peltier’* coeffictent pzvijtjf-gTra
Peltigera ;7ef. (Lat. jwlht 'aliteM'
gpTOua-'tt— il haiaeutifoimapothe-
eials^Bf asirfir
P. aphtliosa (tliruah hclien)

Upliths“tliriisU 5’7-

«n)

P, caoina (caiiiiiA 'very common ;
ai plentiful as dogs) RTWI^
PeUopaster fool, (pnrasitio on her^
mit crabs) (i'a*t<rils traiRt
peliol IlL=fur grey R
peliido (Sp < 'hairy*. A six banded
bairy armadillo Pasypnt leieinelm)

Pelveiia Bet (the thsllus shows i
conspicuous Rtooxe ^Ht) rISTETW*
jrrft

r canalicuUta (elisnneleil or holy
wrack* RtlTRVT tOaiym

pelvic nd/.dtwf tftsi. «)&i,

pelvic abscess tatfei-fe^Cg

peliic »rch=pelTic girdle n.

pcInc celhiliiis arhn

pelvic colon aflat atprtr^

jwivic diaphnjm a^ftr-STRfT

peliic fm ZaI. Wlfci-qw

pslncgudla 1092 pen holdei

ptUjc girdle -»p«lnc mb
pelvic meiiuremeDt
pclvimeicr •tfir-JlH tjv
pelvli 2na( vHn /

1 (beiiD Ilka itructure) n-

2 (ckvit) of the pelvie) wlf^-WTa n.
]>e!v>« of ihe kiJney Jna/ f*¥-

$ign in

aiemnm Zod slftl-giffto
pelyeoaaur Palrmilffl (Dimetrodoo,
e (ypieil oalycoseui. hid (be son
ril (pinei enormooily developed
to extend e yerd or to above the
beck Tbey were nsdoshtedly us!>
ted by ikiQ in life to form e ttil
like etnietnri— Swinneiton p 3St,
Bomet p 225) tflTOB rw 'till'

oecuie in »nwi?! of Cf-

Miritbi T'I?) ^
pea 1 l!«df / . «

3 (eeeioisre for tsimtlt) *e

S Zeef (Ut penna 'fettber' The
inttmel horny thtll of e tquid)
IB Web)

Pen. (peniioo)ft^ Call'd
pen-eipeBl-gw-'

PcBirue Zoed (hu a dendrobrtnea
4>peel|ill)THntft Wnft:

^ael oJJ Civ
cnmiDilKmi^

|,*oel ecHOB

ptnil bond arM

prDsl rlenie

penal code J ou

penal coDiequeocea q;ir»T»

penal deduction ift

penal diet ^«Tlgn

I esai effect on lacrementa 71
TTf»T« wn

l-enil intereil Tf<.

penal tal-our7Tf>Tg W«T
pese] Jair ^ flftf
penal meaiure TTra, ^efl’in

peaal prenium ^fin nr’Tlf'3
penal proimon ^f»T?
penal rale of mtereil at ^il»TS

er^

p. ftal removal rr*!* "TVft
pvntl eaeuvnigVT '3!<I^
penal ttrviiude f am ficiivHjiaic'it
vl'k hird US.ur ii 1 price)
gT(>»» watferet

penal italute

penal sum Tiftt, Hftt

penally ntlfia/ (Const ), tn.
punishment ^«T (Connt)
fine (Const )

atiacb penalty (nfft
penalty bond ntTfa-go^
penalty claoec tnf^ ^(*T
penally of death nei-^*T
penance artHf, IWTWll /-
pen'caibon ^et^-attm
pcncatite Petreif (alimetonseoetilD-
iQg catcits and broeit^ wflx)

«l-

peneil i /.

B. penal d,, vt.,

diamond pencil
glass narking pencil
It B pencil « «| en^
lead pencil
ekio Barking pencil

8 (w of lines, of taye) ^41 /.

9 iftUK (a on* ptrameter
ftauiy) SW?'!/.

pencil cedar ted cedar (/nni.

jwrei cirpiaKiiM) t*K Tjn
pencil drawing
pencil eraser atTnl-n^
penc.' ooie, ei«iil (hrn
penal of complesee jfafk. («T.

pencil of larvcs 9fatk

pencil o( lioee yfntk. |<«I

pencil of piano Jfilh.

pencil of rtjtOeon iftHeftfl

(leoijl of eurfjcee Jfo(A If flirrfl

pencil point ardent

penal |H>inl protector arc’ll WDT «.

pencil sharpener (pocket) at»^-

pencif arose dlT^ BOir
I’rnJanareae Dot. n

pen<Ieory(»uiotrf pnJinf or b«es

m lelermiool) ymmim /.
pendent aj/. 1

8 (awaiting deciaion, pooding) eiiv*

pcnlcnie lite (,»

f< terlseutvry)

pending | (aoisviet deeition)
.Coiiiti, "fttv fcjn,:).

3 (as in pending the decision ot
tbs court) fra

pending applicilion wranrt Mt%^;srTtl
pending ease Wtftin JraT«l,

penilio'eonfirmaljoo nf
pendin' council businesa TftBttH

peodiug file register RifttR

pendin' (ilea praffH sfftwi
penJiu' for disposal
wrauw

pending list vn«xn^

pending ordera eri^nKl^tTg. tn^*

gdas

pendin' proceeilings »17n0

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p^niil *rtef7 Zccl fsTT^-Tlfpri
p«nu{ •<>iar ftrr^-nim
p^nmllitr-tJilr.l tre^'nion«e Jfamm.

peBirilhn ^fc /

Pi'fliriUinm Pat

P. eamemtx'rti fsJl'-flR
P. gljuctm (tlap msnW) ilZ
P. notatnin (Lat. nrtaja« ‘knotinT
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P^n.QiuU HTTfn n
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p^ou ftitr n.'
p^atwoe** m.

p«aitentur 7 (a hansfl af correction)

pcoitcntury jail »^-crmiT
pon>kBifc

pcaaaenrQn^oar feailicn
Pean»Iea»pMiii«xc
rmarafe Io9ptrri>«<t Jfamn- Tftrr
^rfr Pa«i-« (lons-l in the P«Bi*<oI»r
la'll*)

PeBa*u^&t.(r)c\{^h»ped diitomt)

p»R8<u Xiatora E«t-
PenaJtah Z^i, f* jfaraa ef»«» penij
sptw-irTfr

P «oI«*u ifrn-»sf»Tr cm. r 167
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iVnnalnhna 7 a,/

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pea

Peaniictaiti pgf TBT»^-aTfT
P, tompmiotn— P. iapceienn
P. Jap^’ni'^m

P. ipirataai (r^ike^ inill*t« pearl
enmtoo raiUet bnlrnsh
mllrt) «fT’n‘T Tm*T (ITin. Pan.

Sfar. Ein. *T*^f. Xjru
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P. tjl boi'lenm «»P. ipieatam
Pennajlvanian petioH = T pper Car*
I oniferom p^o*! T*TT-*fr7» jij fj,
p»-oiiT V'lje-gulie rnnitaxd Qcta-
fM -ly'vrr m

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cu*n per/jrriari) rTT^m-
pcodT iB«aniai8«»wil<l thyme (Tiy-
mmi lerp^yafu' W*^-T»rWt /.
peBB, royal TlTTTt’T m.

pennyvet-Til (4wt . 21 grai't) HTTJfn
rn.(r,r7}

penolopy n-w A /.

peRteeapasty (eclaae)
peaaion Ft a (Corat)
penaioaahlea^,

pentionahle ofRre 77

p'lnifioarj toBtnhatioa frjfnVr^*

penaionary rijrbt

pea'iOD C3*e ft jf*t t^-K irn

petition eontnbation fuff IW-ttF-

peatioaed ad/.

pCD^oaed atnouter ■T 3 -

pestiOBedenmattaioaeilotTcer Ctjft-

acTfri «ri«^ atforfr

peiLiioned loldiera
peniioo eijaaluitton (nad
fltiTTTr ftft

peoiiooer frjPiaT’nPrfi

(n)«-

peoMoa furd ftf j

peatioa paper TS

peoiioo paymaster i»^»»W'*rfsfTr)
peoiioo ptymeot order

peetioa ruU* Cqftrm
Pentioa* Appeal Tnbnaalt Poira
^^trr-rnTOfjTm fpm
peaitoek Jrrti- (a el 5*od eot-’ns (or
npplytn^ water ‘Oder prcie re to

% waW'Wbeel - *1 torb Be)

n» {®r* apipa or condoit)
peat-. p<DU>

peau.ca.'pelbry oi/- Bet.

Peauce Pot. fTTOi atn^j
P bamiaaira (wood lijht red— Tr
Ltez/Bm m«t
Pertaeero* Teof T^F'^-Tirfr
peatj»-etyl cloeoaie arid
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peati.rblori<)e cLm

Peaitrme IPJ. •VT’*' tt^lTt (one of
the Dio^t important eoRn*aion nf
SierM retutfa -n Pens*.*' »
»£fccrra pro parte— “V. 1 51, and
■WjU .)

P, »k3Uiea*l*ap laaiii
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Pentai /Iridae^ool >4 i-fl tl ffi.
penftenroid nJ). Zoel. Ut'jiVnj-i'SlB
PenUCfinnt 7eob (a geont oE en-iotd*
harinja peatanjnlar t‘tlk)
rnrfsi raif^

peotacron Ceam (a loiid tan'og fire
•uEimiti or angolir poirti) latlVt
r.. (r^ a ridge or lu-amit)
Peotfyclieae Dot (fire floral whorli)
•ratnrr npf

Pesudaayla 7cot 'Twqfij'?7;»Bpl.
peotadaeiyle limb Zaol. ^tX

pentadecaoe Chm. ri,

petitadecyl CAeet. SWiltl'-t b.
pestadeeylic alj. Chm. fli-B’tlPlfc
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penta-digilloyl glnrose
irpr

pentajoa 0'ev% s’-ayT m
pefiUronal hemiheilral CrytL
waHi*

reo»»»B»i1 lettiirtrahedral CrytU
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penta;rapbupaBtopipb
prstail ZeeU m-
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p»nU laeoUr aij. Sat
penttmrroDt *d;. Bet- T*FnXT
t>em>fnetbyletie.diamlDe CTitn.

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peataBdroni a-^j. Bet-
peataae Chen. B-

2, d<peotaae-dioae »arrtyl-aceioBe
penltae lamp Fnyt. fiT

peniaae ataadard lamp PA-/i.TrBt»tr

torn ^TT

pentiaoDC Chen. /

pentapetalone ad;. Bet T*^**
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P. phoenicea *rW.'r7B>3S (D^K .11.

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peaiaphyllat JJot Tax TStS
peatiploid adj. Btel. ttr^tTn
FeatapterawTenniaalia (pro parte'
SeL

Peeiaptera arinnaBTerminalia ar«
PeDlapien cerbrea *• TerTinalia
peauptote Crnn. (a non-

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peop le of ai^Ule TT^es ^n.TITB-BT^
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f (i) la.

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pepjTrroot = loolbvort ((«-ai X>eat>-
»aa) (tT»yl.»to paojeat. toclked
ro-ta a^.

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P<Tt*««J>

pej'iio (Ga-pryaia'a n'iPtviu^

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l^iaateft (tatreat.iBit.oriia 9 r»f*
ra'« witHpe;^ 0
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peptiao* srf*-

pepdso pen B^9fken. BTf%*34 n.
pepaiDam~pepiia PAam TT^/.
pepfia wiBe*>TiBum pepriai PAirm.

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pepltte «n^ tit.
peptic a,/; 1 (dijesliye)

2 (of, peettiniBj V>. or rweraUin?

peptii eoElamiag pepsin) TlWffB
pc pi lealvpeptie

pcfeicilv (eapaptie condition)

jicptie nicer (caased by putne jmeet)

pcptidaie SuirVtn- "»•

peptide (p< 7 <(oa» + »d<J BiecJur'a.

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pcptiution erTTS* K.
peptae fj WniBS

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Bm*sn.

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fBoclion) Tfs T»t(prr»Bl /,
peplOBic TS ' fts

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lose) STSl-crni

8 (to di jest or diiaolre Ly • proti.0.
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annuli

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k'aai fka'a-i

j>ereeotipc

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j<reej>ul *e (»“ejest v 'ra)

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w»q-TTi, ^*5^ TTa 5
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l-er eulii rairaeitr aa a : * <31
pereurrton BfirTTa ».

|vreii**ioa eaj*

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rrrKT.ia.nT

perm»*toa laitroDeot ir»j-o «rn-

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pemiuioa mooiare w ^ hi a' ta S*i'
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per liiCBi g''l*>a
IVrJia Irir^TT^SrPt

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pereiBplorx order wirfr^tT «'\i!
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fWT

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{•ereonid prjn OT**. ^53'

percDDial inJiiitr) «H'M( Tot*t
perennial Ubourera rrfrHT
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pcTcnnial ncllU (Orlica iirenil

perennial plant ^'<*3*

tWHllTT?

perennial rTCjtraaa (/obum prreiiiie)
perennial atream 0(0} »T?nra

perennial aunflouer

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perennial water Gro?
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perfect flower Bol (l>ot1i itamini's
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perfect (lull atT^ft trrw
lierfrct ([aaoiJeal |;aa r/iyticuf Clun
an^ifl Bifit

perfect inJuclion Legie ^ I3CB9
per fertinj; preir or tnaihine Priniin?

9ft^« 9^

perfection sftfitnftt / (from ai*lr.

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perforated stamp gSi*

jierforated ateel ftftilf^95I9R
perforated St. John’s wort=tiund-
red holei (/fypencuMi per/oritlBm)
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perforation ftlVisy, tepi u

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perform rJ. t 7W9 9^91

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performance 1 91*9 n
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titrt 91 91919
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perform tlie funcliona f’* *191. p9»
9IP9

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^•A9,^r'il9 9lft9* RtVr
pcrfuuied preparation gtrftM flfilftl

perf spirit gtlfaffUBm

{•erfiimernrftRCm

pirfuiiiert i ^riRB-qTTtJ «.

3 /.

3 trffww-in n
perfiiiiiiii;; 9T99 h
|• er^l0Itl•n r fy HRlftw
pcrfvinctoce di-.vliicfc of .lute *99*
9T9 It «ni9 «l ftftn V(9I
perfiin.tory examination *99^9

Tftwr

per peons et iliflercntiani Bojic Btnfti*
ai«x37« Pint

t’er^ularii BM frnfn H-BBlff

1'. exienra Rial*9 ffTlftVt (Oaan

rtiif’iw)

V tomenio.a.Daemiacor.lala

{>er bead eftrofu

{wr head of {•opulation mnn *91 V
ftsfmftB
perhumilcv^y
per liiindrril vfx TT9
l^rlii.lrol Ckm. 9'3T9 n.
peri-(Ck fCTi skin to Sanskrit 9fl)
CJk* 9ft-

perfectlr nonconJacling t/i 9I|| ■*
R9n{t

perteellv ripd Static* TT’B 9ftt3
{•erfectlr loash Jfixi, T99’ W
perfectly safe ^^991
[lecfectly sensitive balance Mathi
TftlC9 3*1

perfectly smooth Jfa<& 3^9 f9f9>}(>
Tfttr f999l

perferl i»«h>ne vftfttXTV 9^9

lxftfiP't*issn sneiaak word), atijtt
9»9

perfeet mesentery 2n)l. Tft atrtjjj
perfectness T«tfl, 9fiTii9t. 9ftf9t9*9I
/

jierfert number fit* R9TI, ^9q-
qVn «exi (as £. rrhich la ninsl tl9
to tlioeuni of Its vxrioua divisors

1.2. 3)

perfect oblijtatioa tan Ttfirq
{•ecficl paililion tasn qfp^ fjwm.
T?«t9m

liiU'erfen partaliOD «9ft^ ft WT*9.
•t^ BTpn

perfect ri*ht £.>« 9ftTft
perfect tofuti»Q9(^|ft ft9r99
jxrfect aijuare qftftm «ft
{xrfeci stem form foreitrv Tftrft

jxrfect title lav 9 ft^ f 9 t 9
jxrfcct war9ftx9 3 T
{Xtfect scat wlw 99 (355 rtsjs)
jxcflaiioa (Mow through) arwnerr 9 .

— free veotilalaon *(«r9 9199 m.
per(aii*lc«rf; Bat 9ft9»
perfoliate lioiie)aw<.lclc (Germ. chUi'
nertra OcimUok) 9«n9 at^T?
jxrfoliale leafs-r (baso of tiio leaf

I* onitwl atouoj tbe stem «9»(.

xftrHjTftTft

{icrfolaale sessile Dot alf«a 9ftT9
|Xtr.>rale ody Zoot r*^(«T)
ixrforaie tb
|xrforalrd r& ftftqftv
ixrforslr I Ikm»V ftfrifte ItV*
(xrfara1rd.li>lvo9icte /}«( DteUsn
I &S9) siatn*

perforated line PlftTftt )stl
{xrloralrd oxmbraiK Zaol r9fajr?9
*»I

jxrforalr-l |Mlale I9ft*ft9 maj
perforsteil sheet 99IT

perforated shelf ZiM(.f9ft*ft9 0919

perianth

1097

periodical interval

perianth ^ol. 1 (P) n W

2 {in liverworts, a protective enve-
lope surrounding tlie srchegonium)

perianth leaf Hot

penatirna Aitron. m.

PcriMaalicaoPletirogonj

jierihlem Hat (gnee rise to eortov)

prritiliie it = neutral lilue B
peril iram hi il rav iiv Zool

atrial ra\ it> Zool *rf^*T**r?T
Pericampylii* Hot ifiiri ‘all rniind'
+ inupplfll 'curve I t*) flftTS*

rrft

I’ ^laiiiu' (Iflsves Rlalircua slia\o
— Basil)

1' inraniu = P. plauuis
peril snlial al] I (pert- to tlm potiear-
dliini) vfix^sftv,

2 (siluatoil srouml tlio hunrt) ’fft-

peruanlul arterv Zixl.
pme ardial « a t 1 1 « - pericardial
•inns 2r>W.

fieni-jriiial (Iiixl Zool. 7*

[lerikarilijl jtlaiiil Zods
I«rie3rilial sinus Zeal.

|•cnearlllal span'Bjx'ruafJial sinus
I'eneardio-iieTiionial laiial

pcneardilis i»

pericardium .tifcit TfVt^T, m.

pericardium memhraite
|i.riiarp{{ruitwsll);-e{ e;at.r*rfw/
pencaiitome Iheors i.^t V^t=IS4 art
(McUsnI653)
pericentral aAj TfnniV
PencliaetJ aTcvJ.vfmfira
|>enchaetiae a.ij Zail nfirrirff (ptri
tr/. cliaetaf.'ia)

penchaetium Dol {oiio of the cicm-
brsnea enveloping arclegonia of
mosses— Ban lerson)
peru.hoti<lral osaiiiiation Za<l. <Tfi[-
erfW-SITiftTT

penchon Irium AmI. eit mn n.
pericherdal tul-«* Zocl.
periclase ilnunxl. (nativs usgTiesii)
Win/.

penclinal n,|; Hat (parallel with the
eircumferenen) nfrT
peruliQit cliiRiMra* Hal. (in which

tissues of one element encirelo
thoee of the other) Ht)7 Putlfil
peneol=etb\l red
Perieolpa ^oot.

P rjuailrigala W^enrisifr^w

Peru roeolits

Prr ancient name)

pernycle Bet (sorrouniling tlio stole)
Jt'-VTSW kt «

(leriderin (outer bark) eiusrw «-
= .ork rtyr

Pendermium Hcl (pen aft+Gk dcr*
ino TWl) aaifw

P pint aiiLola (needle (uccueltj^-
BTW

1' pini rortiiola ( pine-blister)

pofidioie Ufrol- thWTTtfotl /

|>eridiot urn = iierKliole
pcri<liitm Mvfol (the wall or limi-
ting mombrano o( a sporangium)
rflwittw n (iVst for ilai^nt-OsporMi.
giiiin)

(leridot (a -loop >«llowisl) (reon
variety of elirjsolile) ■^finlsai in-
[•eriilotiie PetreS e».

(xrigee Juren (that point in the
orbit of the moon noarost to tbo
earth) m-

peripoiM Let >lxrMnili
pcrigeoiuoi Sot (cluster of bracts
surrounding the antherulia)
311 = 0 /

peripsniuiii ^et 1 qftra »».

sqrr^rft/.

|wrigsnoiis Xilj- Sot qftwtv
perigsnv^ot ufiiniwr/.
pcnhaem-il n/a- ^<wl qfmpr
ptrihacnul sinus 2W ftsiWiir??
]«nhaemal sssieni ^oaf.nfrsTnT
pcTiliaeinal vessel Zod qf<siVq Vlf(^
pctilirlton Jsiren (that point —which
IV nearest to the eun) S^UWlftTW m.
periltrliun passage .Istrea.

*n''t

periiDlestinil nif/ ^oef.
periintcstioal eious Zoot,

peril AWTfi. atPsff

3t his |e rii am*) iwfww V7

perileotKiiIjrspaieOpkxW’aof. ^fp-
itff STViSTTW

perilous a>lj (aes

ilangoroiis)

penis of the tale ((V^% kxz
perils of the seas=ilanf;en of th9
scav W 37

|>crihni|>1i nftwrTfwt/.
pepniciliillarj rone B^ST

pcriniediillar *one Set. BftJT-BW h\-T
periineti r Omiu- BfiffTT m.
penmeirv B R lf ifaifi /.
perimvsiiini Anot (shestliing tho
» bundles of tmi«clc tihres) in.

perinieum, |>eTiin.iim Anal, (the
superficial region betueun the anua
and tlie urogenital passage) TTwnV

r^TTW It

lierincjl jrra TiuntssitW WW
penoeal gljuil Zool, 3«g*rfsfTTT5t-Bf^
periaeorrlu|<li\ 3wrt»BTIW n.

pennephric aiij .
pcfinephrii. sbsicss
pennepbrustomial ampulU ZooL
^5ni'i7Tr-KT»»T
penoeunisspermaeiini
pcnneuriuin Anal. •S’TWs^w s.
period 1 w^fw, <TW, nsw m.

3 (a elaai hour) 9*71

3 Ceei. 39 ’* (/«»’ iV’tonymt $c4
era)

4 Mnih. (a cycle) WTBW. WIB^SIW «».
periodn, aJ/. l ftinnitf**

2 wrsfH. wn^ (.»^), wiBiTTB
per-iodicflj;. cAivii nflliftsw
per-ioilii: ami nf^afrif srsw
perio<lii.at a,(j. sperimlu.
pcriodiiain Bnrwi.PrB'TwRsWBrBtf/^
periudual aiiounis
perioiliial end special reports

penodicJl audit fir»frTTt«!« vTWr-
vfltn

|>erioilii.al certtrii.airoa

pcrioiiieul correction snTB WiTf 7T
Tfrg=t

periudiesl ilestruil uo sfHT

{leriixlKjl examiiuiiun
iffwt

|>erio fual lucremeor ftVTCrfttW
periodKal iacrenieateerlili<.ite f^qq-
btR't stniRw

pcrio,|i..4l mi|>ertion friTTifw* fnt-
snt

ixrio-lical ioterval firi^ sp-nivfw

1C9S

penoiic«ll7

peripheral nenra

peno<?i«IU fi r7 -* TTW ^ It,
TTSTT^. rnnTTJpi
W, WTTSTt

perroJical maiMfiunce
tt'Tr’T

,f>erio.l><^l ^mllniilioo f?^*rfes
U4IStT,

j'erio<Iii-al rwirrcnpc

eriT^^, THTT 77 fTT « fTTl
|>erio>)ical rq-airs atmTTTT

(sf^UlO

ptnoJical re[*ort r)7fl*'fV^ srfe-

prricHlial miiro

('rriodicjl >tilrmeat

periodiril -rlllrmrol
TTTTWI

{■erioJical •fttliD* Tfl-

TVttRt

)‘«I■o^llc<l ititenent ^rewrfrv Tts*

CT

[•eriocliral (iiLmi>*ioD
wllW177

perioJicat tetue; firTwrftr* TTl^rr
periotlieal ticket Aly f^TVTTT TW
]>eri9'liral Iramia* ft qaiif^verirTT
(■erioJiril tiork firTlfTTfer mTR
{, na«tr»t>er nieint an)
letrk eantiifting piillie neve or
eeinmenti tl eteon )
perioJic Llo<k iertilrf ^il e part or
parte o( a {oreet «e; aside to be
re;o eratei or ollernisa Irelted
dun ig a period) Wfa-^ve

]«ri<v1ie comet ,d)rr(a. WIT^
pern lie cvniinuot (nrtion V'jtk
»tTTp« fef
).enodie comerg'ot lene*

•efaqitt lilfl

I-erioJic floweno- Icrtsirf wnR*

ivnolic fuDrtinn Hai!^ eTn^=» r «7

Iwfio.I.rl.ul*,ci? (Ucl-a-i I 37)
«mt

penoilie in-iK^rlioB f 7 n 7 lf'»« fTlI-
Stn

•Tiolirllv t r tl. SIU'IIHS TtlfdTl

a /.

•noJir latr amis fifTtf

nl ret Mnit 'rfn
Il.oa A$‘rcn enTU

yCTiodie ir|vaif4

(fffWTTI?)

(•erioilii sCMlemfnlfitRTO&STtTTSn
|>erio>tir skillcit scIctUoa lorntry
pTTT^Tf** ^ trarrt
pirriAjic siJlemrnt ft 1(91

ptriwlla table Ckrti «IT7e'a-7TTr^
p- riodic teroi wrrft anfj
perioJu. Iinic ITirli
ari^ifl Ttet
)>cr>oJi< »in<l

)xtioJ oot cv<.-e«J<o> oae mootli
VT’3 it STTfin nfvl
period of al>^at-e R^rfltt^
perirxl of atailal tlilv a,'«TmTaf4
]■er■ 0 'l of eacrage life W77 eiTJ
(.erio.1 ofiltciliogqfl^rienfe

|>ervoJ of cHtreoes

lierioil of ilormao).* TPt

period of ilruujlit trlvnf^

period ef eiulioJiatent jfit (uf'ltaifet

period of etip,.emrDt
(leriod of oitaUitlimeoi Fvrtttry
funa-dw

period efgrrtatioe iTttnfd
period of ;race «T3Bfnr4
period of (eaec

period of liimtatioo Ikut tntt.

period of liinilalioa pre*i ril>e>l
•rTfJd?*

perio-l of lork-iip *fr^ ei»fa
period of maiiinlr TfiTWat aref^
period of 0 |-eTat>oDmn ^7^
trl wafa
period of «-eil(alioa
SllrtuB*

I'erioil of probation ^ftT'WTTT'J. Tft-

}n riixlof rr>l»rr<t |•crluJ^7VIfi^‘v>
period of relenlioD aFrwlTrf^rj
pe'ioilof eaniii n^nr^-enf^
penod of .eltlruievl rHJtTWt
l-ei^oilor tliipiiM-iil Wtf*

|«r>i>.l of »la> ?J7% <1 «nfn
|vr>.Nf of ■iMjvB.Kin Rownfa
leriwl of tbeiUrimal J/diJL
"mrrti

periwl of ilic loncat rirk of | rep
natu y ni'tm eft *^TO fiwmt <1

perioil oflraiOin-afojni 3nf4
^■erio.! of trjn-ilion Srtera^ Ttl-
THt ¥15T. fRATltfil
jierio.1 of rail. Illy JU-flenf'l
jieriixl iiDilcr ob-eriatioii

jieri-oc'Ojdi igcjl i-oiiimi?«iirc Zocl.
7ft fstja rTStfR^

rerioui* /«J TjfBT^JTSTfa (rifd73
'earlli worm’ ancie it vorJ)

P. eaiavalue TJWT?
rcriop1ilIialmu< /'ord 7fr*g-7»Tf»

I’, barbaruo (iimj sl'pper) «ftw*

{lerioileat 7577-
]ierio>te3l lamellae /oof T^tH
l-eriO'.lral o»il'iealioD i'ecf 777ifl77
|•erla‘•tellm ifaot 7%I7 i'i.('rtcr7ft)

jierioitiiia 77fVt5t7 n
jierio-trtinro ^ooI.U eliilinO’B* layer
eoreriiig tlio exterior of the sliill—
V\ elj 7f7Tn[« ».

jierioiie 1 eJj TfTvfois

9 •. TffTWtAtr «.

)>erij>ai<tie m//. ^ftnuO { H)
pefijialetii audilor 7fl»ntft ^wnftW*
peripairiir denoDiiraiioo parly 7ft«

nijftffTt'tT*

peripatttK. set T^t?! tnJlTr^l Tti k.
IVripahic Zopf SrtH^

r ea^iemia (apptoMniately tjbr*
lineal lu form— PU 1 SSSSltwTTt
7»rft

f ooraesealsndiae (clearige of
the egg la tnporReisI — ?!!• I S30)
WI MI M fl lil AWfl

)ieripetaIoua a,1j. (troand tlie petals
-JseVwn>7ftTB

peripliaryogeal flf/. ^oel. TflcwdlT,
7ftB»T=ft-

peril liaryngeal ef** ZaoL 7 f<U‘t-f t-

era

penjiliaryn-eal bamli Zoo! sfnwdl-

70

jvrij lurynpejl proore 2oeI Tfttnrft.
B7tei

peril liarynreal xooe 2ocJ. 7ft«7i(\-

T^TTiJ

)>erij>lieral a Ij 7l77rft7. Tfrtltt-
l-onjliersl cell /;rt qrrrng.^ri
jKTilIieril fixation Opkihalful Tft-
►If »W»vm

per'plieral i-erreTflvTg'^Tl

psiipheial nenre trunk

1099

periite

penpheral nen e trunk

j>«npheral nerroas syHem

periphery ^nat ifpiTSm
peripher) of a stack w ^
periphery of plantation t|qj*t5l

periphloie adj Bat (»ee

phloic)

periphloic Lundies Oct

l>erijibra»ts (ciieumlocutiorii use of
many ^Yords to express the tenie
of one) n . m ,

}

periphrastic adj Gran arv^Yfi

periphrastic future Gram
wftcT

jieriphrastie perfect Gram

Veriph»ll4 Zoel vfm-ffWpr
Peripltnela Zool (a genus of cock*
resehes)

1* amencaDa
P orieqtali*

penplisRt Zoel (a layer of proto
plasm which surrounds the >olk of
an insect egg) m
periplast iSial. {peripheral proto*
platm) stfirTa m
Periploca jjoj tibfigtvT.sntTfir

P. aphylla (milky jiiieo is used tn
Sind as an external application to
tumours and swellings— Buu)
snmru sitryu

periploca of the woods {Cyrnnenvi
isfccifrr)5n»iift/ (n N ,M )
peripncusticfld; Zool {liasirg stig
mata Hina row on each aido
of the liody. as most insects) wfiT*
5 tT«tT»lS) (-t=t) (»nt=iir.tT on each

aide)

pcripncuxlic tracheal system ^ccf.
arf«n

periproft Zoo! (space aorroundiog
the anus)

rrriiilycliidae reel w»

I'eriptyrhu* Zocl (nmlticnspid mo-
lari-rn II667. V-Vre no larger
than a rat— Romerp
UTift {jryr raulticuspid+Htg r»t)
[>erisare /eof (outer covering of a

hydroid) m

]>cniaturBiam ifsfrms S(q)lC> m.
]>eri$cope C^katmol

periseopic leus Ophthalmia. <rfTtfr*

periseopic xtsion OpAthafnioI Off^*

perish i>6 sf? jbtf, fm.

ffTTf^

lierishible od> srnT,^irT,sTT?!t(F^),
r«'iS«

perishahlc l>ody srTST Sift?
perisiiahle commodily sttwg

jierishaLle goods qnft
lierishaLle property snsft
perKhaldes ^nfl<teit
jieri'halile stores smft
jierishaLle tliio- awfl
peri-permifef qfttgcTm (short tor

perupore Sot (covering ef a spdre)

Pensporiaceae (a family) yT5»«Tift

f?tfi

pentponuiu JJot (coverrng of 0^-
'<1^ iporangiQoi) ’atruwtpt n.
jnjris.odactyl Zool. firyntga «.
PerusodaetyU (soLorder) fimrigs.
•rgnnt n. (they Kav* 4« odd fHa
numW of toes dl* 3 )
t/ Artio-lactyla auij? srgrrvr
petusospita >trr» imwvg ratffi (rnt
'hard, fiiui*)

peri.ulsis Ktjftiyw, (n,»e*

of contraction) Infwa irni m rrtri-
rifs /

peristaltic ed/ Phyuol.

(4^)

peristaltic tnosemeni ntii rifg
peristome 1 So. tptitew m
2 Z sok (the loemhranous arua
around an eehioodenn-e mouth)
Tfrga ft

p'ristomc apparatus Sot.

Klfct

pcriflomiaj mrmhrjoe Toof

j-eri«tominm ^oof. (tlio lirst rtng into
which opims the mouth) g CTw q i .
1’eri'loropo.let ,Ir« Biftttrfh argrrst
(T^ir*ii nncient word)

PerutropLe Sot. fVW» BBife

P IttalycultUBTJTTarfTBTtrdlom.
"biy pUpaIra, Uar. fffiatipitJapa-
pndj)

pemecuc ad}. Petroj
perithe mm = pyrenocarp Mycol-
(flask like ascocarp) iTfatTST? n.
(TfsH flask)
periluneal adj
iventooeal sac Aitat
peritoneal surface bb

peritoneal tumor .f not

pcnioneum Anat m

peritonitis Ued. m

peritonsillar ahsceo

Peritricha Zoof 9fri?W->rJt

pentnchicflrf; Dot (having jUgelU
uniformly distributed over the
body)

perivisceral ad/ Zool THsaiPT

peruisceralcivitvZoel gjr
penvi-ccrsl portion ^ool <r(saR7»TnT
periviscercl sinus Zeel tnjmpn ^
penviielline fluid lyfiiflyTit
penviielliDomembrJBe Zool "rfWW
cat

periwinkle l (small marmo mail)
st(7phi n

3 (a flowering herb) pi

3 a periwinkle blue
periwinkle Llue (» colour, rmldish-
blue in hue- sstui itiou and

brilliance iiie<1iuni >IV4) nxHiflBrnr
perwylic ad/. Bot ifmt:

I>enaylic bundles iJot. tfr^TT-
l>crjurc ch- £oui frfnty

kiyl sm^ai

perjurer inw^RlWlfr^jn,. (fron,

and ftciyrtniTt)

perjury Law n , t?5T7>y rt

I'crkiD-a reaction (formation

of unsaturated acids of tlio cinna-
mic typo)

Perkin s violct = nrjiiic
Perle Zool WTffT'in ffWiiT
P. maxima f?^srTimri
Perlcididac Zoci (family iiicliilmg
the genus //ef i- luhyi vrgifhr) jftrffnt

Perleidiis ifoof. T^xflu rnrift
Pcrlidac Zoef ((xmily including l)„
atono-llies) WtHtan-^Tl
p<rl>;eiiau«4r; gffTtr?
perlitc<=|>carlite Petroj.

p«in«!ie P8nnir«nttan»nt

p^rmifie a^j. Pttroc.

jirrmancDcj /

perniiDCiu ai; 1 Wrft (t^ (Const ),
Msra

iCol Ttil

ptrmanenl »l>oJe whim
peftninoot I'connt Wiat
permanent adilres* wn’ft’l^
permanent adjuatinent of levels
Siirp irra wrft »75wm

permanent aJvante tvrfl wftw
permanent ad*anre account ttrrf^
wfifR

permanent advance reptler ?vntf)
wfint

permanent alienation Law PTI^
atsRTnjoi

permanent alimone Xxiui WIRl

l<ermaneDt and loiirurtional ataffi
«RT0 aiV fttWR-RH

permanent and offleiatinj! tncnru-
benti »tt WWR
permanent and <]naii<permtaent
aUetinentWT^af5»anRWWTRrR*CT
permaneoi appointment tvisf*
jiemaneDt it*eii wiR^RriRR^
[lermanent bordeaus Cel lad
RrfTTW

permanent litiildioj; RVrfi
I'ermanent Centra] Opium Hoard

jK-rmanent Oiain leojitli ^nre «pft

WIRTR

j ermanent charpc tanRl BRIT
prrinaneni cirriitar RfjRR
in permanent ci\il employ

Sj^ lir

permanent compartment tori$tty
pipft arffann, TOrn rw
{■ ermanent corer Fiyriilrj/ 101(11 BIRR
{•crmane >t del t a*jpft ojit, aisn »i»i
{•ermanent deformation anldt
{•ermanent ilc{^ol wnift WldlT
{•eimanenl divaUUtv Bjpfl
permanent dulriet atari »tTni{oza.
RRRjft

permanent duly scale Hjrft RntR

irni

{•ermanent ein| loy wtnft ftTr^fr
{.ermanent em( 1 oyment wrt] ItRt*
gfT, im

primaneol endowment Cem. Wyf

tflta (ancient teord)
pernianem eqiiiiihrium IRTft RTTT
{•ermanent catal.lialunentRRl^ b^RRI
temporary eStablialimcDt ai(4T^

permanent fialorca RtfT^ WtRB
{lemiancnl forest rataldishment ATTR*]
RR-WTRRt

permanent forest estate RR*

permanent forest rf class A ^ll 9 Rt
IRIRI RR

{■ermaoeot fond ^rir]
permanent gap fbreilrir RRT^ MRI'ltl,
WlRl W>ll

permanent paa CWa R1^

pertnancot grata cover RRTRt (tTR*

permanent preen Cof lai. g*
pcrmanenl hanloc't (of Slater) mtd
RRlpn, rRidt aiVR^
pcpntiuteoi bolder 'RtA
perniaocnl boms sRi^t RI
pcrmanrni home addres WItft RT Rt
RRt

permanCOt lnes|‘acitat> 0 B wrrf) R*
(nrdRwi

purinaneni infrlojvmetit Wli* Rft*

pRrmtnem injuoctioo Hoie WrfI
faJrRtltt

pcimacrnl lOjory wrA Cto
pemiaiient tn<o)atio3 vtr.l> sOTtlt
R5t

pertnaoeot Icasr SRidt R^
permanent babtlily Wd) \RRT
pertnaoeBlW embryonic iJot tin
(McLean IA7C)

pcrutanently employed raidt rR fl

pcrtnaornlW fa'Ieoed RRtO VR RT
permanenlle loralcd mrdV TR It TcRR
permmenily orcnpied 1 laia SRpft
RRJialfdiS
2 Cov Wlfl^afKR
pcrmaoerdly srilled ton s..Tfl CT It
SRRTvnflR

ptmiasenily aetlle.l are* law IRT-ft

»?t It STiruftR 5l»

iwrmanealt/ letllcd ratate rtpft tRR

It miwOitArri

permanently unut wtxfi tiR It trRtrs
pcrmancatlp i,i|ted «vt4l n l»

fnfi?!

permanent magnet furf) gtRT
pernnneiit magDetisni Riin'l giRRR
{•crmineot inatiiitiil trial ^aidtSTi*
at^dljii

{•erinatirnt iiiemonnda »infl yrRR
{•ermanent mi< r»>{>re{irratioa Jiot.

RRTdl MsflW fsfsfd
{•ermanent inoiilli lapaule Parnn-
tel. i?tT g'R'trnT

permaner* nuisance ioir RRldtRS*
Rllt. rRTtft R»Z«

prrtnaiient nursery Ferittrt/ tRidI

permanent oliitacle Late RRJdt RTRI
{vermanent orriipation Rindl at 5 l>nTR
{lermaneiit orange Col Jud. gR Rnn
permanent {volicy Jnsuratiee Widl
Rhlff*

permanent poBeeau Cfl Ind. gR
•tfdnitRlR

perevaorni peat aintft RT
pernianent locunl Rtndl
ptrniauem rcl Cel lad tJR (•«
permanent region Aot Widl n>1t
permaueut n <eitlemrDt permit
JRliR W391

peiiuenent tevidenrn RRTtfl ^TRTR
permanent reaideiit nrdl fR^rlt
p. fftiaocnt renriftma (of ipaal of 1 1
eogme^Wp RRldlRrOR
permanent retention Rtndl nfrrim
permanent return or reirltlemrDt
svr/l ovrirAr itrri jrrIw
pern axeni return pcrnil SRidl JfRl*
R'-Ir wjtrr

permanent right I aw WfdY rtftRlT
permanent lerSaUl Wldl llRR
{•enoanenl aetwpermaoent defrr*
maiion (itolfs p 160) Rtrrdl
Poimanent Settlement /wrr rRldl H.*
sRRSRI

paramneut iuuw»neve Otoj fW)

Rfn

perinanervl ilaR irtrI RiRlft
IVrniauent Statutory Tariff C om*
nii.tion ^u fl RfifRRtI aiJTT-ninm
I'eimanenl alorbi IRldl rR»*r
[•errunenl s*ore'lioa»e eatvlbih-
ment I’rdt Immt-RRIRRt
permanent rtrietare IRldl tfvxft
{M-nnaoeni leetl rmdl R*J, tnifl T*R
perinaarul tenant /’>e» RRldl HTZdl,
Rodlfttm

peimanont (enura llOl paipetual ledger

permanent tenure Lavi t'ri'fl
permaoeoi tenure holder Law "Iti)

. .

permanent tuaxie Bot WT^n
permanent tooth
]>ermanent transfer fvitfl
permanent Under ?eiretaty ofSliie
for ar 55

permanent utility dsn’ll 3^'lfh^
permanent vatanrv tupjt ftfsK
liermanent aegelJli'c atnji
TfjTt-'Tfl

permanent x>aler rxjrfl
IVrmanentWay lnsj»ci.tor

Bly (t )

permanent while Cel Inil
permanent sellow Cel. fsid
j>er-roanj!analc CJtem
perman'anated ads wrtwhrfeff
permanpnite of potash

permanjianation n

permeahiliiv wftrV'^t/.
permeahihty of soil ift wfilVTtn
permeable adj.

permeiraeier Etx. sn m

permeate tb flA^OT(topa<a (hroufh),
Ttt Jll*u

per meoaem irfnnfl (Const )

Permiao period Qtei (mountains
were formed duriaj thii period)

fi.

per milli tffjmjlT
permissible <uf; wa^
permissible error Sur^^ waS?*! ftvsr
permissible limit si
permissible pressure Jdach. *3^^

fTitr

permission ara^ / (Const)
permiiiion in wriling # 1^31
permission to approach Bltl
« 3 ?rt

]>ermission 10 sue in forma pauperis
Lain ^ Sf %

permissiTc (tf;. arjsWl
permissive Idockinj /}J|. erg^rgmi-

perm'ifi sr^wr
permit r sij»l / (Const )
licen.e ar^5f^
attenV ir^afir
permit fte njTH

permit for |iennanent resettlement
ta Insha arrnt 3 wrft %

permit for |>emian<nr return to Indi-s

wi 7 »t nn<» n « ^2^ *1 K331

pemiii-holder »i 3 !tl flrft
permit hohhii^ ^ue*t wftfxf

jieruiil of •ulmi-ssion s')sil 3?7
|>erinit ssstem *351
jiermiticit adj.WJ^R
p<.riniiie<) mnrt'j^c
permunos uiphuTie ICI.I ar^S^nf^C
»n<r

iKf month

porutiililioo Slalti- ftliu’i nt
permutite C/irm (trater soUonei) Sm'

?rt«

permiitiie prmess (water so4o°>°S
prou *sl ftUT
peru ^tnaa^am
pernicisius a Is >l*iTsft ( tq^)
reenuAet n3?l (^Ift occurs
irU-*)

1 ’. apivorus iTjP
pernor La^ (tal>«r o raceivar es] ef
ineoiua orprouia) •nttO|lSl( 3 )r»
I’eroslielicus Zet'l. a®tig* 93 riH
P. (lotto ?»nn*g
I'erodspus =P»j>o*lomj'»
perofsistte «ynf« sr a w for^^
ealeium. f**- for titaoatt,
forttf^* mineral)
reromedusac Zool ygtt mn ei.
Peromsseus iTool Pt»Tl^-Tjnfilt

P leueopus (wlutc footed monso)
tlTin^ fippn?

peroneal artery Zool sigaui flfpiTt
(a deeply seste>t artery nnnng
slon;; tli« bacL part of the Cbular
aide of the Is'j to the heel)
|KroneaI Oerre (jirreNref port, to the
fiKiiJ* w^nufJii) aiaigi-VTiT
psroneus Anal.
peroneiis brevis Anot PJ
peroneut losses Jeot ^
peronens medios Anal, tfs'n argi^tfl
peroneosterlius Juat
p e rooiisefbenzyl morphine-hyaro*

c{ifoTjIc)rcrftrTia.('rit!tift< r,-1v«J
Pernnospora Act (CL /-rreae l.rcrrfh,

bucU-'d fporot ‘ss(,|i — apparf-it'y
brreus* the CTiv(crc b« wrtrklea)
watfr

P. rheiranthi (f/ieiranl/a ‘wall-
flower’— as it occurs on wall-
Howers)

1'. ptrasitica gftrfhrrs

PeroDosporaccae pfij «,

peronosporaceous Bet nf«a"iai' 3 -
Pcronosjioralcs Lof ^(WlsTT^-nra n.
Peropl'ora Zool. (GL. pera 'pouch')

n-arft

Peropliondac Zool m-

Perophoropsis ^oof 9 tft^WI»Jnnrf

perorjl gia TTH

pc'- «» (by mouth) 5^ JtTt

perosi> (slipped tendon) /.

PerossLuLct

P abrotanoides (calyx clothed
with long cotton wool) BTJfM fp.

(T^ cotton, WS for 3 ‘fir 7
calyx)

P alripliiifolia (used as a cooliog

medicine— PasiOsOTSt

peros title ^ perufsLile
peroxidese Pieehens. wPiart^ «.
Iieroxide (bvparoxida) Chen-

peroxide of lodinm t?TTT3'«nnriy^
peroxide test »lfYm>9‘3(tsn
perpendicular dfoth. BtVns.
I'erpeadicular bisecirird/tf/A.

jierjiendicular disuoce -ValA. 5 inn»nt

(lerpemlaular ends 5 iirr- ^^*t^sn.
perpeodieularityr a/aih. pnoitt /.
(•erpendicular posilionVs»M'R»jfa
petpendieular to each other ifTf^
FTf

perpendicular to length »n«lBI3Bt»
lierj^cirair ,b. (iT 7 TW)tnwr
perpetration (sTRia) ersTT
perpetrator (amn) CJti
peri>etual adj. Tlltid (Const )
perpetual annuity SlRll

perpcluiiy enrfiil
perpetual bond TT jfqn vsq
perpetual day

(lerpetual debenture sittrf ^?nT!l
jierpetual grant JTTm *r3?t!l
peri" iniunrliou L-mi ?TT5?T ftY.

xn?T(wnr)ij rnjiinri|onl
pCTp-lu i| tnleeest Lu-r knm fjn
perpetual l«,i.c rtjrqmcr
perpetual Wj»r srtTS WTKtT

periona

psrpetual levsr 11(U

l-crpctuil le^er == continuoul leve*-
rhyt ?TT?T1 TCrH
pfq>fi ul loan enrf^
petpelnalU rolj TlU^l 5^1
pfrpctiial motion if^li *n?f7f
n»sUl JtCrOTv CtrR
jxrpeiinl tiiiirssioa ilKH
inWonU )

j>erj>ctujl trust for chirilalile usr-
otIv *nT5^ 'MIM

perpeinatiDg the testimony of
witoeiiei trrf^ «i nnfw

^ii't fw-ii

perpetnatioD ii

I’crpetuity i lata «

S (perpeloal annuity) nlW'O/
perplex eft RWr»7f <T*n.

perp)ese>l aJj ♦TVTTST, IffTWT

5«i

per pro (pei wR*

STJ)

per proeuratiosem (p-p . pee pro.)

Lav •rrr«rr«l «3 (** * .

per<{uisite i £,a«. ^rrrfw / (Const )

2 (aerjuireil othernisstlinn by lotio*
ritanee ie|( ii:i|uiro<)} h

per (jiioJ («i eretiy) WTSW. Hnt h
perriJiiia axis ^ool S^rtt sew
per rertumgxrn
perrurhe •> parrot ereen
pet (ullienate Chrm »rfn V«i\9
]>er>riiiUeDic ickI Cftem irfi-it?tf^«

perse (Ijy itself.intriosieally.ilireclly)
HI Of trnTT
per aecon 1 nfe fx»M
persecution mama apjVl^tWI^
per seer nfylrt
i'eneici Citron TIT*'7T»l/
jiersephonion »» fiopfoot (trrleni
o5ciniiil) VlTy "I
r. rseus = Uesruer, Cliatnj loa Xilrm
TTtTn

‘>r*r»tv» At^etnh = Miifik Stilt
TTIS m

a iVrsei. v»r . Demon Star »
All'll ff^tT rtlT. m
.. Prptei =Atil. se^yrr TTJI m
ptniverame nr^fnen m Qrom »*V
1')

l’eriiat,»»q ti

rernana/; STr«» sw**

rersiau amoioniar 4kA m.

Persian »*s tm^

Persian liernea Col Ind TOR
Persian lierre caimiBoCol Ind. TOR

Pecitan beery ULe Cel. Ind. TOR
Rffl ?TW«

Persian berry anbatilute Col InJ.
TOR RTf) *n^

Persian bine (« colours bine in
hue.of low R? aaturation amt b<sb
SI brilliance) SRf^lt
Peraian breed TOR TOTS
Persian ehanoinile lifatrtearia tha.

momilld) R*XR*'R •*•

Persian chukar Jwi TOtDS
Persian date (PAoeaix liatighftra)
fjeTfnfr SIS. (D ,N ,M )

Persian desert-latV dees TOlft* RT*
wrtSM

Pertuo fenuel'fiaot (Ferala nurjAri)

Persian ^atelle .Vem«t TOS)«
Persian ^reen (a colour, yellomali*
<f eon f a’Or »n hue. of low ‘R a»tu
ration and loir ^ brillianco}

Persian bou«e>tao<isFdfanii<i. TO'^t

Persian pickat Xomm TO«fl» rpTO
Persitn leopard Jf/iMOT TO(ft*tt^l
Peerian liUe \ (Afrtia oatlorseh
ffnT-rxR rn (H .N M SmbJ, «*TRR
2 (» colour, blniali red in

I uo> aatoration and brilliant i
medium *>'l) W'Ainldrs
Pcrrnn little brooii dovc.ltn Titllt*
TPt H?

Persian Ion; (adrd ficld-niouse
Mamri TOnIC flo-^etj StS qf»CI
I’cTsianojnnsnTOR Wf^Vs •

Persian oranje (a colour, red yellow
inbue,o(ki8H3^aa.Wtatiaa
an I liisli )) bnlliance) SttlpTR^IA
Persian rot Col 7*1 TOR »*K
Persian roeL Am TOdlx XTR-

Pcriian rose (Aon damascenn) TOK

Persian ruloua tailed lindHlark Ares
TOTfW TO jen 5*3 fTTTl
Prriian ibrarwairr Ares toSIR Stn-

Persian stone-nirlew Jrei TOlflS

Persiin liirtle-dote Am TOTft« sptT*
TOtrre

Persian wheel wmx w (frooi
(Mar. tnz)

Persisn white wagtail Am TOlflV

^3 Ti»an

Persian wild goat Manm TOlflR

Persian jellow Col M TOR rIR
perstlieic = aeid gitj, Ptlrog. fj*
S*TO

Cf. iiiU.ilicie=biiic
periimraoa (it it a yellow fruit)
CTOTRsi.

persis (a laua ot drier rliaraeter, aa
compared to orrfiil proper, i, pasty
uittsl^TlRft’R m
persist eft 1 fit3(»TO. «gB»OR
aTOTA^RT

jiemstencc 1 fr»»TO m . irgFXTRT/

2 Del. fffTTOTOl /

petsisleureof eier, recti Irasei BTf-
fftR TOf ^ fRTrsRHf
persisleDre o( vi«iod tf^M^lVRI.

if?-f«R»rn

persistent «,(/ t fRT*RT» RIT TO, Sni*
tnt

a Bet (reniainiiii, Inii„ ntticlied)
fttTRRt

a fas, a due ise) «r(imO ( (3.)

< Zoci wfnttllifl. TTOft ( t't.)

pctfisleui cruelly TO

TO ft^t

persiilent fiilure fttTO (Rntnit) •»■
STSWItl, RR TO RtTrotTI
persistent "illej oilj 2eel,
fa>R

persislrnt illicit graxing rtTsRT rVi

TOR. Ditto rn i rtt^

persistent leaf base /lot ftfBtR toI*
RIT

persist! ntly AtTO, wniTO
persislenl piitp 2.v.| W’B
prrsiilrnt iligiii i f rsr

petaulcnt ihymus - tlmiius per-
listens hypcr|.tasiiea Kot >^'TO•
QXR(it t<tsists into ailiilt life)
person ] fnf«/ (Const )
a Cran S«T Ki

in |wrsoD, in hit own prrsen «d
persona Bperten Lam nhtf

p«rson4 dsti^nata 1W3 personal use

p e r I o n a i!(*^i5nata Ltivi *rf4^^
rrfTT

person Lnw 'J'lTia

persons prata (^u acceptable person)
Wit wfl (see paraona nonjrata)
per*nna] ailj 3 '4 (Conit ). PI^KH^
sfrr, (see confirl-ntiil)
perional ari-ount
penoQil action L<iw tT^

perional aii lre«i T*t

p^rtoml allowance atrfiTT
periooal appearance SlpT* TTfrlfiT.

perional a«eti

periooal amitant frj-aTSm amttv
fl!?!!?*

periooal aiiocialea »7fT* ^PfT
personal attack T^f^il^ *r5T7
personal atteo'lance T^ffirCT

I>er«oaaI beloo'inei WWIT,

^tTt? m*rR
perianal lull esfr*
perional boO<! W*t

perional cliaracter »^S7
perional commsaicatioa TVffTl

periODal ronfidealial file (PC.F)

perional eonii;^arDa<M aeeoant

perional eoninltaiioai <’TfVe«emr!t
perional contract Z/na U contract
wbieh (iapenlj open the cnatence
of tbe perional 'jnahtiei, tkill or
■erricei obboe of Che partiei}<7fT'T-

irfirn

perional coniroI%tfM* f-it'tn
personal covenant Lav STMTT

personal ereilit ttfmtPtt
personal coitocN Vrfrtlf wfursj
personal declaration tt^T* errnr
periooal declaration of origin anl
health J^wnTpr eff^ wmt ^
STTiR

personal decree Lam srrrf^H

personal ilcpont arconnt ^Tfrrs

personal descnption (n a passport
form) srfTT*m^. iefuti aile
persona! Jifficulty Flna »7ftT»n

personal earnin»s Lam tt^tK »ri?,

errft

personal effecti nfi'i'Tf'd,

VrflT^ ^t»=5T. fr* ipTO
persona! cr|aation 1 iljCroit- ^flTE
*TJfrC7

3 Phjt (variation oecaatone«l by
indiTidnal Lmitation) ft nil

personal error ^tfm fcSIT
jiersonal estate Law (4'1V>

^tr ctTTT

personal eipeniei »TT

perional explanation <nftn

persona) export reflations

personal file anfrT*
personal fitness %qf?x<
jiersonal fo<ii

personal feed slM^, TOV

personal grounds ttffTf «irfl
personal heariop iota
personal heir
personal history

personal hygiene RimitlT.

personal ideniificatioo cT

wfi^-TW

personal import regnlaliooi
erpTf^ ftfirasT

personal imports and exports VnflTS

ermt *Tt PtxiT

personal injury Law WffTt pf^»
tr ftft« «r^

personal inspeciion 'ixfsTS frftmr
personal interview 4?rv^li WJIltTTT,
«r?

persona! investigation nufvx^ ar^-
*rTT?

personalilv Psy^hSl •Tfrx’^ n. vtTtX

perionality ^ifficolcy PsjrcAoI. tqfvx*
aTHtii

personal talionr Law WsT,

wni xrti

personal law rft« ftfij (Const )
personal le*l;er nxfm JTTXjft
personal ledger aensuat Vrfiix*-
a7^-®t**T

personal libertv Law fTPTSt»,

FfTlNxi (Const )
personal l<jao%xf?TS T»T
personal Isegage iJ.'y )vfvx< sniTT
personally fTT.tTfrTtr.^ftwKylj

perionally appeared TT7 31^11

personally responsilde fTflTO' TWy*

^TTf, Trcy^Tli)
personallv svork for gain pyiy t
rrt aitT€T5ii

personal marks of identiBcatioa

srfwTn^

personal nature yTFT,

personal negotiation u^pT*
personal notice Lau) a^UHT

personal number IfjZ ^f=Ei intvr
personal oLIigaiion ^py*
personal ornaments 3'4P»*
personal or snbstitnted service (of
tomnioos) Loia WTX] Hpt*

tUlfjT (h l^vi

personal particulars HtFtS pj-tjai
personal pay tqPrs TT3
personal pay bill

personal property taw (the panon
hss inch so exelasivs right in the
thing that it esooot cease to be hie
without his owo ect or default — •
T'Jhstton) l^fTT fnfw, ^tn; ^iftr
personal register vtC^
personal representative ItPhi ssft-

ftfa

personal responsibility TWT*

TTPt'^

personal right SgPpt wryTTr
petional rights aniipriviteget^nP^
wftfTTy fttmPmr

personal security j gTfirs Rpr^

3 fTpy* jysn

right of personal, security eryPr*

grrrrfiw

personal security bond 9’Tfy:E Bfiijfj*

personal service (of, itimmoiia) Law
mPr* f^xyn

personal servilnde Law VnpET sjf^IT-
WTt

personal staff xnPv* WPsfrT

pcrsoiul irriciiircs SnfTT er?»n
personal surety 57f'T«
personal tort La<a %xf*l>S f^gr
liersooal loach ^Tfl^ frrt, «I 7 P^-

personal nnfiiness or incapacity ^g-
r^« miiitti anrxi » mnii»i
personal use Igfci TTnnr

partonal wealth

Petaeitei hybtitla*

IIU

perMBil wealth wfn 'n
per»OM uiiiijtriu wfl Wc

penona grata.'

]-erM>Bate ri-
]<noDilr aJj Bet
T>trt<>njtK>B Law TtFTStT’l n
l-erfODatioD at rlertioB fTTTTH it TT~

peraoa bouBt) Iherebr Tllit
p«raoD carrj'iBg ob buiiaeia iflniT

pertca dealiag wiib ibe firio ITT^ It
»WtTt Wrt fIFt «7f*E
peraoB dnog loleitale fajtlK

'penoB elTrctiDg the tBe^raacevptW*

peraoa eotitUd cfnrCt
peraon rsutled ta make aa appLea-
tioB wi^ mfrxrtt ttrf«c

penoB £\liep a pablie e(£te ^rar;-

{•anoB bariBg laierait Law fcwrO

• wT*

peraoB la aathoritT sifjrrj^ fTft'
penoa la dareaa frvrfn
penoB IB U<i\i vfl
periOB IB loduttrr
]>erMB IB receipt of a |ieoiioB
iifrr am

perioB iBtereite ! *ifn Tfrartt

«af^

peraoa la<l eelilled to land it&Tn
airaftarfr wff
peraonnri aA nv
peraoBDcl aflecteJ a wrf'CT ftffan
|>er»ODDrl ofSrer ftTfarnffTlft
peraon of rrxnieal teiidcaciet amrrf^
irpfn «7 eafn:. wwaaffw
penoQ of ootouod mioil to.

(anaoandneis of isiad
Cooit )

pf rtoB prrtidiBg aVR^
taft

pertoB re>}<<iDiibIe for tbe parurpl
oflaol rexoue ^rriTa\>%£e^
Twm<twf%

{•ertODt (IiiBirag an iQtrreit io the
etUle of tbe deeetwd
5 fnrtaiJl

l-ertoBt (loteljr lalrmirj {,a » laaa.
tic) *JF frrlt

peftoo aeraiD-ml^W ^l?l (Const.)
p«T*on» tinjilitBled arfiHW *a06
jwrsont of re«|*ertaMe rharaetee *n*a
*7f?B

]>errOoa <abjeneil IO pretenlise de-
tention firamtN ftri ‘’fT'i:
per>on who wooM liate«a reeded
tTHr m

Persooaia jaDipeTioa Set (Cowart
tj n$fa t.o solitar) in tho asiU of
thetobUndingleaTeS Oranaewith
OBir a nagte otbIo. Fniit slwari
a ntuU seeded drope) SUM
(frnF.jBBiperiiKtVo'i'^ iibo'.n^
jnnipor xtm oBeioot form)
pertpeetiTcs foyo-Tiaw”)

perspeetire plane £o 9IO •mriffTtril

penpertite projection Smtiiu

pcnptraliOB m , atiVai

per sqaare lOeh
per stirpes Low ft^f*
persBideei mm

penuanoB ar^m so.* mm
pertalphtie CteoB arfi^iv^ta n

penatphide "•

perwotpHo-ejaDogieB yellow Cef. /ad.

arff gw laiMtH
pertiiouig to fi<>^ (Coast)
perttiiie Prtroj m (/or

eepMi'trteo aeriuieroperthite)
peniaacious odj. arnifl (
obftieaie emifl. jimriF

pertioeCit od/ *|ira
pertiaeni bspoibesia fnn aawm
pertusbiCioD Jitrois. (Wht m
penurbalionol tbe eleneolt drfron.

waaa ftww

]>ertusiis 3reJ. wtsm »s

wboopioe congb wMI

Peru balsain=baUauo(P<m
per unit a%-<^
per Bail ditiaore
1-er nail of liDe
per ODit toiiioe nfl trww aftai
perusal azWT. aftsihr’l a
iVnitijn Lark riBcboiia bark
PLina. faTTI-nV

Pemriaa rbataoj •• Krameria In-

Pemrua yellow colour, rodfitli
rad) allow ^1'fsies is bae^ of bigb
f alsratioo)

per vaeinniB X’ft. STTT

perrencKe (» enloMr. tedaisb Una
in liue, of low *f? safniation
and low ft brilliance) eej a -fl tilt t
petrersion B/yekeprlM-
pervious od/
per week eft-RSFr^
pet Zoel. TTT. HI-
Pe*btwar Cecg n (ancient

name)

pessary Jfrd.f^/.
peMimifm (Lat. pesrimnr ’worst’) I
(tbadoetnaa that reality is easen-
tially aril, completely erilor tseril
aa It coaeeirabl)’ eonld be) tllftvsfj-
RTTw.

2 (a gloom) or despamag tern-
peramaat) ftrnn^ftl ftll'lIVt'l.

peiiiiolst 1 RTftnsi-arfl (.ri) ev

2 ftiiMufn*, ftn*m^ta.
pessimiitie, pessimuticil od^.ftmtl-

tfm. ftfnil- (sc; daaperata)
|«ssulus Ornifkot. (ft bo ay btr eroft-
sis{ tbe lower esd of tbo wisdpipa)

ni9V* *0"

I'Cft 1 (any yortiealftrly is]anoe« or
dMlnetire inseel)^*!^? n.

2(u pigs) (-y^)

3 sir* (CoBit )
jwihcide arrftrtltJnt m.
pettiUaeevn^inft/ (et.»a^^Fs^«[

'ireatirif on the epidemics of o
eoantry’ Car III 3)
peilileBlial ndj. RT7<
pestle gsTH „

pestle eod mortar gtTH m Tf^wr
pesli end diseases wifir ^ aflf tin
pests eoolrol snfnOt ft a s in
l«ewl Dot T* " » ♦M)

-petal -Bfiiri

Pelalicbthyida •• Aaartbrodirft
petalile (Ok. peWlew ‘leaf td) (oeearft

Id foliate maaset) sfsia ei. (-<* toi
nft* roiBeral)

PetaWonlidae PefsoaJof

petaloiJ od) Del (like ft petal) k»i*t
peltloij tinbu'ai.n>m Zoal.

WTfnrin n
)>el animals

Pria'ites Bat. rfrTT »»Tft
P. bybridul •• butterbur 'eloesly

lios pAllieoAt

»U1 M to I WTO*’# ^iTiT^

I'ctaiiii ZttL ^TjT^-a'Jtfn
rniurinic Zed (t luMain \j of m»r.
iiapliU coniKtingcf tli« ftyiag
Ungen) m

I'etiurm -> flfins p[nl»n^i»f
retmroi l.»i volin* Zo^. «Wii» T|f».
Wlf^ n.

IVt-iuni* ZiW. jraifi (

P. •oioreui (fljiog rh»l»Bg*v)
IIIUI'Q inftSH>jfT
P^lfr* » hnrtrih(»r-li»t .Vaihx)

(roan.l IK Nilgiri hllli)

r«lfr'» iuff « pold^n pram (tVbai

fhn *1

pethiciiD** 'tl • r(Ayl hy(l>o<)iloride of

1 lii«lliyl 4 rlx'’)'' pil>ar>t/aR« 4-etr

li.^ylio («A}1»\!^T

pipoiidjn*

prihiilinr liyilr*>«Mori<le

rft>>T

l><liobtP rt.fj f<4. *rTM

|«tioUlr leaf /o(
j^lioI'-alrifilRlV <1

■• mraopoliiim m (iity

TxvIiDtn)

{•^tiolf elimtifr Bat. 'rSfn.iriffift
pelilioB n t. (Conf J (4lf^|

orciitt in Kaaiki 9 3 110)

]>i>tiiiuii t6 qi'ni
petition apaiaat ebiratler
^f«T

]>«(ition<T qi^( 4V*” («< Rlplieari)

prtiuoa for Birrty •Hfw
prtiiioii for reviJion Ltia ^rflT>t %
IVjttmi

pt'lition in riror fa VRtr^ Wifiwt
I'elit.onmp crnliU r
prtitX'Bifpi'eliiof tnfwTTnf ir«ir>i
|•rf|(lnn fn maofrrner 4 ft cwr B ’ll 4
wtfTO

prtiilon n •riliopfirfwTflTf'TO

petlil n of ripln t ■f’4*fT-liW*Tr» n.

2 F.»« Z«»ir (» petition to oU»in
po«-^tianor retlitiilion cl pro[>er-

ty)«f4fTT Tlfrn/

|'«tiilon> and memfiriats
petition* filed

pnlnorv or inemoTnli fop pArtfnn
imr i. fit? BTftfgT ?y«i T arkST^5:t
petition* lubmiiied jetn'^in

petition-wrilrr wiTvvi-A**
pethio prlaripli— bfpptffi tJ'O qoe*.
tion

j>etit jury Xow ^ »ivta*fl
iietjl loreeny Blfl 4^

pent* pot*MPmit}i pf» TT

petrioen* Del- Tjr insi*

Peirtre* Zeti (pirtoific in Actfnnzo*
—Ml. I 494) 3«Tiftf4*inrif*
peirean tJj. (toeky)^^!^
petrel Am

relrleole ZtU. (* penao of loclluiet
hvtnp tn rock*) f41*ti4l0t’»aif'i
petrieofnu* «//. (Iirinp in rock*)

ftrwunft { 1^

petii «)>«U (n*e>l tor pUto lul
turn* •^'4)f(a4 ftfm
peirifanmn I «i«4t)mn . onfiqn m
2 (* pnlnfml Ihi.1> ) /

peirifaetive odj HfilYct
petrifuiMe of; otTiflMir^
peirifieaiiof) « peirifaction
]>etrifieit «tid>{*T
petriGe.! wood
peicif er •fyrfm. urtlwt «

Jielfify at «l?nrepB.OHrftaW

petfo. 1 «it(.

2 Utone) OTP.*

PetralMnm B<4. U Sen"* of tree*
known o* aliitoirood or 'rock plant
of fit neienO fsiW 5 warfit
P erl^reum niin>« Hivt^
Peifopale Zeot trtmiTTn* srrf’

P. pntiieillaU fiirivT^«in|tn«

P. **uiiiopu« %nmpi]c
pelropetH-.!* x liar.-n^

3 ••lithopeDeti-. /.

peirop<-tnc arfy 1 (rock forming) flOl*

wn

3 (reitaming to potr* penooii) ^K>

petiopWpli««|>rlropripIi daim n,.
pelro«l*pby r.

prlTOpr*p)> •pp'iro'lypn

I'ctfstrapliir make up tnrgaT f»rin
peirojfopby •li'.rifT? /.
petrol frrile !•> tlir re'inin^* pf
pclr I eim tf'*') *tt?f» n.
peirnlapjr (» iropriotar) rmnUiri)
oni>|t>Hl parall i> and i^«r apar
•n 0 *»pn*o)T*»

peifoiJIOB petnolriirt ^I)p«>aofr

P*r*ff.» Ilf »nr«T/.

petrol blowlamp
petrol clerk

petrol ronliiner Aniomo’ ilt
«rtl

petrol eoi>|>oD fflvlw-qfluj
jietrol enyne *tiww*rirT
petroleum Ijekw n ,

]>etroIeutn adtuorv romuniter ij^ir.
a*w>n-t4riTf*

petroleum teorine tpf)
pelreleiim ether
|ieiri>frun> furnace
|irlrnleiiin jelly petrolotuni
jViroJeiim Olfirtr
petroleum rule* mfK.fyitn
jielrol filler .ttif imolilf
petrol fa* Inirner
peirut fa* plaot Rtt*?

petrol faiife (iitomeiif* »rWB'MT«t.l
pelriilofy ?IH fian^ n.

p* If ol |'i|T diifo" etilt imir-att
petrol I'liaip srf^-3rT*W
l-cliol *1111111 HlnB-lftllf
j«'ln>l ij.ray jet Aulr'^o^llt WIwV.
iftCT fidT

peiiol laok dtfcanoiife HI V fTfin^

atwa wraa

pelfoniM lamji ?»nT Pt«IT Ot
I. etroin»\ lanietn UtlR fl<W
i'etromreoH^of/ BtttarrfJt ffjtfrtr
1*. Uiitiatlli* (ei tbi on fruh'Wittr
iatoptay. Lai /’ntuidii 'purl, lu
n tirar ) »tXt hi 4*4 TIiT
1* mannu* ng'*i(t4MnD
P. j.laiirri {•» ai.iall freah-viater
lainproy) ^5

J'rtriiiii>iouiJae •- Pelr'iinyruoliilir-
ftof n1»rwiPi-dsTfi.

Petromjruiitia iod.v'i^^irtt nr
PetroniyaomU ifRmPl-rm * .

/'rtroTij roni iLe fVrronij aonAfae
VrlConiJ A>tl »V«ftTt HKlPt (rock
f'*. iparrnw j't' .hciir*

uiwvJT an.l 1 fl

petrouliiiir and CKi *rflf7fT>. mt

pctrcieliiiolic ajj (>*<a wfTft^P'T
1 elroa lintim \ ontaininj Iho

i. inn on panlrn p*T«l«v) atfffj*!-
ffTlftt

petrou. bmr 9l»mf<ai
petioii* poiiion tRfit fner-wm
prlrf««‘»i 1 Jrrf^ n (ft&m f-*'!*)

3«eo-.l

p«tUf 9 gB«r

1106

phags

p<Uifo'*«T (k Itwj-er who dealt la

jielVy t»»«) ( *l5 tiv

ixuyodi

petty arliclei

petty average Xarins Intvranct gT

nrw

petty bailable ofleoce
•WTTS

petty careleaineii tjlft wlil WtriraT^f
petty caih JJl? STH

petty ei»h account

petty cash booV. epc 1*1.

petty cashier giliVT Ttft
petty coD'lructioo gt^
petty coDitrucliQD and repairi gx

PraW bVt aVf^
petty contract gx ftfaxi
petty coatcactoc

petty dtfaleatioD gx faTH*!
petty error gx ftvtt. gx ^
petty estate gX
petty eipendiiure gx CTX
petty expenses gx^n
petty lease gXXt
nijor lease gax ox
petty local purchases gx esMW CO
petty mailers gX faxo, sVfl vj^
petty misipprapriatioQ gX wttxtw
petty moreliiblack ni|hishsJe
(Soionam nijriiw) |B-,N ,

U)

petty offence gX etxm

petty office eapeoies gX-XTO^BX-

petty ofCeer *1^ xftxrft
petty proprietor XXnll
petty repairs gx a f^TX W
petty works gX

I'rtunia 1 Sot (a (enui of berbe with
funnel form eoiollai) feiNX'ftx-
XXtft (fnnn»lf>tn, corolla I'O)
3(a*olout. Uuitb UuvtwltCjft.

41e in hn*. of eery low ^ briUi.
aiea) ferXlfWln

P. aaiUaris (with white flowera)
fmxT^x

P, hybtiJa (common xarden yw’a>
aia) xina-fterifBlx
P. ahiUeea ^tWTXX fextXX^ (-tl't*
»X».oI#l)

petunia violet (a colours titae red
•il-^trr lo hue. ot high 9X eatura-
tioQ and low A brilliance} ajlrfltJ*
TX-

PeucedaDurn Bat gjfixxi Udlftl
P auebert (datrilwtion— -Peraiai
Batuehiatan) XRlftc-g^^rXXl
P dhana (diatributioo— W. Ilima-
laj as) ffWlfi? g^fixCI
P {'ramie (it i« earminatiye-'
Baau) XWM gjftqgl
P graveolena (aoeti diU. diily)
(B.M. faWw,
Bon aamts Dombayr Deccan
anti, Gu) auak, Uin. Pan. der>
Mar-'ilS.axi. Tel aompo)

P. nagpurense (fonnd in Bihar and
Orissa) X7XB.gxl^l
pewilai peewit

pewter (alloy containing 60 to 90
per cent tin) wfilXX •

Peyer'a pilcbessssoduli lynphatici
aggrexitiwageainatcii follicleaw
aggregate Bodoles Zed.

/

Peaiu Sot (a geooa of foegi xex
cbaracterued by tbe esp-abaped
aacoaata)XXXXX nxi^

P. vevKttloaa (lownd growing on
sasare pile* and oo beavily
reaenred aoil— UcLean I.S65)
anxrlil xxxxx
Pezicaceae Set xxxxx J» ■
pttiiMtlotta odj. Sot (cop ebaped, aa
. foogi vl Ibegeous Peiiao) XXTXTX
Petiaalea Bot XXXfXX'aiN n.
pesiiiform ody.XXXXIvn
peiuoid adt. Bot (toaemUing a
fuDgua of tbegenoe Patia wiaXV
xaift) xyCOXIW.fcoptbaped) XXI-
XTX

Feiopbapa Poleentof (genoa coeati-
toted by tbe eitinet aolitairal

P F. (poultry larm) > (^ytttwx-

sJM)

C/ 9 S, (fcizeinx xeixx) P.M.
(poultry nanager)

P. F. (proTidenC fund) (sr^M-

PfciffercUawlfallcoaiycea iirxirfix-
xxxtnttf^Cne.x.)

Pfeiffcr'a baollDa^flemopbiloa

innuenxae

FfunJa foldplited glasses OpUkiL
not tffxgxujifcx xxxs
P. C (Police Gazette) tn. X. (smfi|.

sx)

P. G. (proof gallon) X. «n (JTtn CRtl)
Pt (phenyl) CAem U{xJ®)

Pt Sot (phloem) *1^. (enilenf)

P. II. (power bouse) Ix g (f^ «ir)
»□ C7icm, (denoting the negative
logaTithm of the concentration o/
llte Aydropm ton Thia acale«
Sorenaen teala) ^ by-

drogao)

borePscD acale rtg-v^
transition pli xOxBirg
Phsbinae Am XlftxrgxTl m. (nflT
aneiaot word)

Phacd-Phad-y Ursae klajoria
dsirea tjxfx Xtft, JBPX m.
phacella^gaitriefilament ^m>2, VT-

Pbacidiales Bot (Ck. -pAoket 'letitir.
Tha aseoearp la mora or laaa fiay
— McDean 1 S70) *fgw-aftx is
pbaroidal ad;. Ptlreg. xttgrx
pbacoliib Otd. (a lenticular shaped
BUS of igneosc roek*<>) K^n<( m.
(are -liVh)

Pbacopa Pi>7renlef.(0k pknioa ‘lentil*
■fops 'eya*. A genua of trilolitea
baftsg a large rounded glabella—*
Web.) Bq.r»*rt-XXlft
P fecuDdus GTJr*X-at^V»i}
phacoscope (Qk. pViisi ’leoa)

Phad-Phicd
pha<«> KXI-

pbaeodmia Zed. (heap of pigmented
matter) (xixil/.

Phaeophycete Bel (brown algae)
xtl.»n<«xi mpl

Phicosporeteae (Gk. pViioi ‘dou-
eoloared')ilo<. XWftx jet «,
Phaeosportlea Bot 'xmi<X.<^ w
PhaelB a Columbae dsfrofi- XXX
xxltiil

Pbaetbon Am rflcnx xwifil (lha
genua la reprManted tbronghoul
tha tropical atas of the world)
rhaelhooidae Am <«V<*rx.kTt n.
-phage -vtn hi.

phage (bacteriophage) «rir m.

phigadtna 1107 Pharmacy Council o{ India

pha^rilfna iled. (gtnsreooa* ute6r)

n.

•phi^^iaa'pliapy -min’ t.

.phasic .«5r
• phapiim •irf(nn/

.plitfMt •Wrfl {t\)n.
phipocyte DicL WP^Ttr!/.
phipocytic formation ^oel. »t1v*

•pliapouao4; •»<». ( tn.)

>pliasy n.

['haiuiMpbajua

l‘lvt]ua ^oC. (Qk i>\aiet'daikjf. dark'}
^aiJTW'tnijfV

1’. f;raniiil1orut RfTJPT-niH'*!
Phalacrororaciilae wmiT<**nt wi.
Phalacrocoracinao Arn
ru

Phalacrororaa vttai
(anvia aneiant word)
phalangalMphalaDgral adj. Anal

pl)alati|!«apliiliaa ^nal. d(<!ir«Ti n
phtlanpaalBplialaagal
phalan^tral boneophaltns Anat,
n.

philan^ral formula Zod

pliilanfiarttliey taka tbair leiootiQo
name from ttie fact that th«ao«ond
and tViiti digit* ot that* litad

feet are joined togatber—

Science of Liriog Tiling*, Odbam*
IVe**! p.317)

Phtlinger Zni. trtjQ-Jnrtft
Phalanpendae Zod. tn^sR-an m.
phalange* jij. of phalani

•phaliDgia •ifgftwWTt/.

iHiiUogid* Zod (an order of araeh*
nida contkiniTig thedaddy losgltg*)
TTr^tf-nst *n f wijif

phalanx (ff. phalaniea, pbalangea)
1 arjRryiirw n.
a n

phalarope Jrfi Srafil? n (tmall
ahore bird*, often ieen floating
lightly on the top of the water,
or awimming with little jerk* and
bob*!

Mutiropioae drei wi’fHljdrtn,
hiiUropua Xeel (the

toea are bordareil thronghout by a
aeb divided Intolobea)

rhallale* (order) >tH n.

rhaiiu* Hot. nrTtrv^nnRr (»«
McLean I.S34 fig 928)

P. impudicut (itipreaenee ean be
deteeted by it* atrong repultiTe
tmelU before it ean be leea—
McLean I 333 Ct« it*£agb name
ilinkkerfi) ftH4Cg»
rhallan* Zori. mnih

rhtUuaiJteMAacidiidee
.phan-amfde
•pbinaie •CtfH
• phane fto appear’) Chaw. ‘TO.
phaoerie ■■ phanerocryatallioe oAj,

pbanero* a^vK-, tyu-
phaoerorryitallme adj. Paircg (in
which the aryatale of all the ee-
aenlial mfoerale can be diaearneil
by the naked eye— Ohambera)

phanerogam ®ol yrrfkt/.
I'haocropamia ifet 5««)ftfT/pl
phioeropUyic PUnt Red- (a plant
with the pereonaUng bud* placM
well above the toil— Uor)

ftr^/

Phaneroplruron Zool. BJk^m-Sinrk
(S't^ ‘lung’ ancient word)

P. •nder*oai«nn*vi>n3«<lRi
rhineroiom* Zai. (diatingmahed by
large marginal plate*) h^l'flUl'VIvi

•phanic •yfW
phiDiaini tT*)VTTO/.
phaoiom redMcherry (oolonr)
Pharaoh'* eerpent (on burning, the
aih take* aeerpentsna form) nyu-
trim.

PharbitiaOTlpomoea
pliarbiti* feed* Laladana rAorm.
4inui*u «,

pharmaceolic^pherraeceulical n
pliarnueentiesl eJy.ti^W.
jiharmacentiesl autoclave alyyy.
fWtTtTTT*

phaTmareuliral rbemiat » droggiii
m cbemiai •ml draygitt
pharmareut’ical cbcmiatry
yum

pharmaceutical rodcxtlvn> 4 if^iTt
pharmareuUeal eqqipaiCDt
Ilwry

pharmaceutical oven
pharmaceutical proccaa tlynj ftm
pharmaceutical aervice V^TiT^Ifl
pliarmaceulical aocicty Jtyw-yrftfft
pharmaceutic* ^TJtT, n ,

(pharnnicy) 5 Mfirit/. (ace pharmacy)
ph*rm»ce«ti»t (draggiat)

vnBre m.

phavmiciat«*ph*TinaccuttU
pharmieile (any mineral employed
III mwlicine) ^lyytT'WRnim.
phtrmaeo- Ryytr*

plurreacodyaamic* (itndy o( the
action of medicine— Dorland)
n.

pharmieogooai«t tWrWTTrf) (.g^) pi.
I'harmaeogneitical adj.
phermieognoay n. (lea

pliarmaoy)

pharmarolile m. (^. for

*1^13 evleium, 5 n. for •htv'l* artena^
te, t» for eft* raiD*r*\)
pharmacological 0,;/
jdiarmacological elicmiMry dvfWtv
tarn

pharmacological tlierapeiitici

ifty W«»m

pharmarologiti t}<nvr*:!y n.

pharmacology trtJgftjrnr n.tlyfirO
/•

pharmacoptia <• pharmatopoela
pliarmacopclalwpharmiropocial
pharmacopoeia iWtrflRtn/.
pharmacopoeia ehirl Jtyndfi^ir-VTTTvft

pharmacopoeial adj. llyTnlfgrflg

pharmacopoeial preparation liipr-
jiliartnaropocial ten llTVtiirpflR

yOvt

pharmacoiidrriicneuhe ore tptiul^-
(iy cube. Mol. iron. In- for
aricnale, y* (or oRw mine-
ral)

culie ore

pharmacy 1 if Rti) /., fiynftnhj n.
pliarmarology
pharmaeognoiy t i q w g|i|
jdiarmaceutie* tiyitr,

Mtfira)

3 (a drugvtore) m.

Pharmacy Act tl^TRfini^-erfifk^
Pharmacy Council dvrOrO-^Ry^
Pharmacy Council of India vryyift^

phatmal

1108

Phankcodua

(.htrnt) =ph*rt»*f«»tj<»l
Phirfuuum p»ol*goBOBi=MoUogo

hifti Bot.

pluryB”-, pHtryogo- Anal
phirjDgeitarf/ Annt ««•>'
pluryoge*! Zoai
ph»ryDge«l eododerm Zool wmA-
«W-f>TT

pharjrngejl m**» Zool
plnryD««*l Dfplindi* Zool BP^*
jjpinn

ph»r'Dgejl »h«lf Zool BPPl firaiP

phtnogcil uU«t i\« TO H*nft-TO

ph»r»D;ili.Wjrf
phifVDgo , phjryng-inflt

pljjrvBgo lif»BcLial Zool
phirTBjo h'll ai} Zool. ffP
PiijrTngoIrpis Zool WHTOW-BPTft
phiryagology Btpfrti /. PP^ feyiP

phiryogMcope 3f«d PP^tWm.
pharynx ^DAl Blrfl/
PhatcogaloZMf-^Ok pVuIwlat
•«■ oalt V«k««l ^ g«na( ot ttUik*
nxnnptlt)

Phatcolirctinac (lufatxBulyl Zocl.
n.

l*1\iKoUKi9t 2oo( (Qh pk^lotM
•|*e, pouch 'beer'. N»Iit«
betr -rn n«S3)rc^-»pTft
P rin<reutPrPl>P

PhiHotcotCi raUonlol (a («nui of

thciuUlMt Sirnmtrodenta

x-^ijccwprs P3nf»

Phio-olomyidac Zod m.

VhiitoSomyc Zool (Gk. pHoikcloi
■pouch, »»c +myi ‘mouic'J

I’.milchelli PtPI*P ^*15^

P wombat PT^xntP
Phatmloaomi Zool PpftPIP OTT^T
P pouldi ptPT»P PI#taTP
I’haK-olalWrium ra£«ni»ol. {Gk
pkiuloJoi ‘poucli' tJV) V ■fl‘1'1 U Jl(p
phaie 1 PTPrPt/

3 {•«. oC lh« AVnil Zool PITOTT/

3 ,lilreii P*1/

I haw atifir /‘Ayi TTTtPT-Vrp
phawdia'ram Vriil STHPlfTO
phaw iJiffi-tco.* P(i,t amPT
phaw-l prvgrao'mt p.WJ) trxiir-
«rf»a PiV«ftnaMi ph»»«l

phlMlIo(maiaM]abIa than phuao
lio eootained in tha

bidnay bean Plutuoiul culgartl)
Plfirpfta^/.

Phaicoleae(tnM£ot giC-3PfB n

pbaseoliD /

Phiaeolas Bot gj-parf*

P aconiiifolin* (deir baan, moth
bean) fpt^ gX {B flL fJ'ftr'*)

P. adenanthus irT*P SX (B , 11.

wna?)

P. lanatDa =Diirma }>aaa = duffiB
bean i^llabbartticaiiaajavi bean
sUmabaaaxliraa Vidacy bean
= Madagascar bean «> PaDgoea
bean b iobju bean (peda flat—

Baao)^^z(inP3X

P. molliOorns V{1<P gX
p m u n g o (groan ^ gran, mong)
*TOPP 5X (B . N..' M S?. Bon.
Bombay. ll>a , Kepal. Pan i Gicd
^P. Mar qyi)

P radiaiaa Pip gx (B • M.i U.

Boo. ait aiP Pan. afx,

Siad»aiT)

P. rostraioa aaP. adeoaetbaa
P. roxburghii raduius
P. Uiloboa gx (Daau CffH)
P, trtoervu p*«i gx (Hindi \>I
— CraLao)

P. Tnlgaria (haricot bean, kidnay
bean. Froscb bean) jaafttaal gx
phwe relationabipa Bet. (kJcLean I.

850) arron-feTOJ
phtte rule Cbm nn»>n-PtXP
pba»e inle diagram Cbc'* PIP’*!*
farofTO

Fhaaiaoidae deca Anck Ira i4> (Ofitk
orenra lo otc.)

FhiiUDioae Jra hRanjlP m
PbaiiaDua Jett ga^Xt snrift (gpper
back golden 31^ eboatnot)

1* colcbicna (cocnnioo pbeaiaot)
RlPI-Pyifl'H

pharie dctrlopment PTaTPT finlH
pbiiiDg (of nrotka 10 P.l\ D)PTTOaT»

Phatmida Zod.fGk. pbamn 'appari-
tion’* Many doaoiy aiamlate itieki
or graaa alomi ani when at reatt
thay ato amor'g tha moat diSiealt
of all inaaeti to dataet la lha Cald
— laiiii*p.3{S)*^ Mpl.

Phayre’i Burmeae ftaneolin .frri P7B
fiiftrr

Phayre'a coral-billed aciantar-babblef
dt cr ^ BXTB WXX (Cbia
HiBi fta ftfO

Phayre’a jnita Aves PPltT

Phayre’a iquirrel ilamn PUT tftnft
(found in Burma PS)
pll control trg Btrorci
Ph D, (Doctor of Philoiopliy) X P.
(XktpPTlf^)

PHD (Pablio nealth Dept ) wt. kXt.

fit (s?l%kPT’'^-finnn)

P.H.E (PublisDaalth Engineer) »).

ytt P. (s^s-kPi'H-iff»x=Tt)
pheaaiBt 1 oi- (tnciaDi

wordt)

3 (a colour, raddieli red yellow
10 but. aaturation and
brilliance medium PW) PiiTftPiryt*
pheeiaetty (0 place for keeping and
rearing pheaiantO rfl4d)ani<i »»
pbeaaaDl-tailed jacjoa Am
PS-PVP

Pbeeda ■ Pbacd m y Uraae Majoni
Anton iJ^IP Ptft, JPtW m.
pbeio m -pyrthift •(vitf'I/
phtllaDdreDO Ckrn- (foanj in the oil
of water tennat ••Vrft, OeMnlla
ipkrllaiidriiim) n

pbellrmwcorL
phelloderm Bol WPPT/.
phellogenwcork cambiiim Dot. ntlPT

t.

phelloidfiot rwTtrm.
pbelluoic and Chan (obtained froia
cork Gk. phifloi ‘cork’) wfpp P*P
]>hea (a comhiniDg form for pbena)
Ckaau ‘Xn

pheo-, pheao* (phtnyl) Clan. X^*
pheavetiD Pham. /.

phevaretolio Clan X^jyttfy/-
pheikaoetyt chloride Ctr*a X^gvV

pbebarile n. (fl for

barylliutn, aiticlto. .•<« for

pfta mineral)

Phcnacivlootidae Pa'nnlol P^IJP*
«TfC>tn n.

I'heoarodui PaXtenIjI (a ganna of
eondytarihToaa ganeeiluod note*
latM el the F-orona of C-irepa and
Amanea) y eol nPh ■ ilk

Fheratissi tapiobanaa

Phaiuteedoj pxisuamx llW

P. priwieTos WT^
phfnacjl (plienyl wUh afetyl inser*
twl) Cheru ^nrjT’^ n-

pficnanieioe = miuve

p>ifnsimDc blue Col. In^.

sfls

phen*anthrenr Cfce*n
phen-*Dthrenc reJ Cot /n<f

phenaie Cktn. n.

pbenaiiae Ch*<% /•

.pliene Chtn n

pbene CAon =benieoe
phene Oten n

phen-efol m.

pheoene CHe^ n-

•pKeneud, -phenetidc CAem.

•pheaelidide CA/m. n.

-pheaetidio CAe^ -TnV^ /

phenetidine (pAenol + -el* + tmirfo)

CAem.^*^/.

phenelidioe Ted Cel Ind TV

pheaetidTbpheaieetin ^n*

Sjf^i

phenetol CAeoi. m.

plienetole [pAenjrl + -Tl* (ethyl) +
ole) CAe«.

pheaetole red Cel tnd, VR^ei
pheneljl •.

riieafodes MWiPt* naiPf
•p'lcnic CArn.

•pheaide Clte^ n
.phea.a CAe-i. T%/
pheoine CAem. T^T/
phenioc yellow Col Tnd
plieno* 1 n^*
a Chem.

pheoo.barb!tal«alaininal PAorri.

img "»•

pheaoohrome brown C'd. Ind.

aw

pheno<‘hrotne violet Col. l*d.

jfywwrfrr

phenocryet rjfro? n.

phaaeroerjTUlline IT^TTS
hcnoevinme CcL Ind.^^^TTlh f.
ihi»no(lj*me Cel. ltd.
henol r».
heaoUie «.

henol bliek Cel- Ind. «W

benol Llae.bljck Cd. Ind. v t(V^-

phenot ether

phenolic antiseptic

phenolir c»n<Iea«ation product Bet.

pbenolit smell rpia

.pbeaoline CAew T^/
phenolo^ 1 (tha acieneo of reUtiona
hetTreen climate and biological
pbecoffionat as the mi|rations of
birds, fiowering of plaots. etc )

3 m

pheoolphthalcia Cel Ind T^T^-r^*
ftnr

pbenol.phthaleiQ solution

pheoot salt Cot Ind «T>r
liheaomeaoo n . m n.

phenone CAen.

pheooresin Col Ind. ^nTtns m.
phenostfranioe Cbl tnd. f.

phenott pe 1 («tt«roal appearaaee of
an organism doe to tbe retpeose of
geaotypu ebaraolers to the eoTi*
ronaient)m^ n.

2 (a groop of indiridoats ethibi'
ting the same phenotypic cbtrac-
t«s) saw n-
pheoetide CAm. ’iftnnH
.pben oxime CAmt
phenyl CAero n.
p .aoet-imKle^TRt-gw
p..scetir acid msr

p •alanioe^^ rn^^l
p.'imine black Cel Ind fWl

p, Lltck Cet Ind. wm

p. bloc black Cel, Ind, sft^.

p brilliant oran^ Cot. Ind.

*n 5 Tartn

p brilliant violet Cof. Ind. ^tTK

*ngT m’Iv'sIIw

p. broraoacctic acid ^xixr

wvn

p brown Cof /i»d. Wxr

p butylene ^TPO
p.-carkamic CAcei

ft*

p. carbyliiDine Btnv rival
p.*ciDchaBiBic arid ^Air- ftiifi tTs,
SOB

p..ethyl hydanioin

p. fast blue Cel Ind fi*tT
p. fast red Col. Ind. f^TT
5 p. •hydroxybimine atI-^tt^-7^-
BTXB I^tA

p •isocyanate Chem S-TtrrrflT

p.-iso-thiocyanate t^tV
WTsftiT

p.'propiolic'acid vsn

p 'propioDic acid ^Ab-SJ^T^* WW
P'tos-induline Cot. Ind

p violet Cel. Ind.
phenylate CAem. w.

phenyle n.
phenyleoe Chem n

p. black Col- Ind.
p blue Cel. Ind
p. brown Col Ind
p. diamme fjfyvfl

pbenylic adj Chem ?Afe*

Fheretima Zeel. ffsflfit

P slextaJri (preelitaUar genilat
mstlings abssDt) ttPnt
P. aoomals (male pores as tbe
tweotietli segmeot) ftilWU S*|_m
P. Licincta fiSM't
P. rampaanlata eflCTt TTTfq^

P. rommiiDiseima (Lat. rommunii
'grewiag in a societj. common')
BTTjl^ * 1 * 55 "

P, liiSnngraa (preelitelUr geoilal
markings present— Pberetima p-

P. eloD'ata B»f rivj^t
P. bswiyanx (mala potw on. tbe
eighteenth segment) BirfArra

P. beterorhaeta fi x Ht t a n v g ^

P. houlleti (one stalked gland to
each spermathecal invagination)
fVBBfor Tr* 5 <i 1 {

P. morrKi (male pores on the fifth
segment) ii» jq;

P. lansica (lives n humns) typi-

P planata (Gk. plamtet 'rostoer*)
^ *tvjq»

P. posthoma fTiqrsq ne gq^

P. rohusta smiijq^

P. suctoria (copulalory organs as
large discs) fr*T *l»{.q;

P. taprohaose 8TBTn-*Tvjq^(Tapro-

Fhatiud

1110

phlox ptirpl*

if 003 Sfcoiknt ni» Cayloo')

Fbeibiday UrMC Mioom Aitm.

Fhemiitma Zed
P. cirpenten

pbiftl •>▼!<! (iiDtll botil®) ^frxi /•
pbiilotpore l/ifcol «.

.pbil, phile, -pbiiic 'firr
PhiUdelphi* yellow G = pur« yellow
Philaoder Zori (the poueb is Dot
well derelopod) ^

plulaDthropic adj ^llTXTfT,

phtliDibropie iBslitolioii eilwlUbK*

*htn.

phiUolbropie purpose* ^iVTXTt ffbV-

pbtlantbropy wu

•pbile w -phil
•plulie fn

Pbilipptse brows winged tern Aui
mfarrfPT TO VS frlV
Philippine itltiid* xfirnirt' n
(SktiBik t gronP o< t«np>* re«idio|

there) ^

Philippine noddy dwi *Wtttn S^-

srfi ^ ^

Philippine thrike ir«

TO

Philippine while>eepped noddy irrt

•%rifW fhw-lfH

phillipiite ns. (t lot «r 3

poteeiinm, \ lor^'j cnleloa, n;
lot eve'] olnminiimii S lor
•ilirnte, !■ lor Bunernl)
Philodendron Bel- (Cb flulodendrot
‘lOTing tree*’ tn eny^o l (Iieni nre
epipbttre) ostlil'l ffxrfe
Philodifu Zed (bet the eoront b(
two neerljr cirrnUr diice ruiad on
short ctilbt) uaif'i

philologiit siieil)7> unie^if'in »».
philology l>liogai*i>nwliDgniitie
Mienre wwxoee ol Ueguege eriTT-

3 OoTO ol Iiterstoro'— ilndj of
literetore in* wiJ#ien»») Rlfg^-
fnrrn *.

Phitomsebui lrn>r7-nTfe(<r7oeeur<
in nt'^yrn— oot*l lor their pogne
eilT in the breeiing se**OD}
Philotemij Ito< (* (eTU* of tLlkworcn)

P ncuu^en* (n iithworm feediag
OB euter4>il pUnt) ^rer-^rtrVtt

philoaeph Bphtlotoplie ^ philosopher
as.

philosopher m.

pbilosophei’i eloDC Mfl sfei a., TO9*

philosopher e «ool=sflowen ol tine
philesophicel ajj. ^iiirtc
philoMiphxil epprosch ^nifTO TO*
fWil,

philosopbirelness n.

pbilosophieo- ^nif'IV-

Pbilosophie Zoologique (lit. *eooli>
gxel philosophy *) srfWl
philosophy

philo<aphy end logx IR^ TO-

phitosophy of the Absolute iTni’^tT^
Philotru£0t

P. e*Btden<u (oomsioe water weed)
NiuieroirmH
• pbilous, •philus .fira
•philoe 1 .fire

phiaosie qlreiTOI /. (Iron Soernts)
rhiofflis Polemtei. (Iroo Phtemin
tppeer to heee deseended most of
the Uter nestodooe— Bouet p.
873) \t ^ f * ;»a -giiTlj
P. osboioi tmitev ^et i' f^sn
rhUocjon paltcntcl- (Ok. pWoo *to
eat greedily') sjvjTfJTlTli
pblebiU* Jfrd d t wi aft q «a.
Pbleboiomu* ^dol. nT%

r. papeiesii (aaod 6y. it eauset
Mod fly lexer) *n-ni^nlPl
pbleboloetue fexerwaindfly lexer
iftd ntwsnftreT
phlebotomy Jlf»J dY«Txhpr,
fNtww

pblegntTOfu.

pblobapbeoe Chena. {Gk. pUoot 'bark*
+ bafht 'dyeing*) WTOiaire n.
phloriBwhetl ilog. (lorsie the down-
ward pasaage tor food material
maaolactiired by leaxa) *
(4n)a

pblorm fibre Hog, TOTfld
phloem itlend Bet. e t u ltlfl
phloem neeroaia «r«ttT<t
phloem parenchyma JJot TOret<l
^r«TO

phloeo* WTO*

phloeotemu (Gk. pUoaot *bark, cor-
tex’ nv4(ama *end> liraiO Bet.
tTOT*8 m.

Phlogecaathna (pUopoa'af ame*, hence
‘red't nenatha 'a them*) W$TO*Z*
B4;fa

P. ihyrsiOonia ((kyrii.bnu 'with
bunch like lafloreoeeoee') 51 * 04*1

phlo'iiloB (^) OH Che-a. n.

■(0

phlogopite Ifiiaerat. (a magnesina
tniea) wiiilUC «.
brown iBica to TOW
.phloie Bot ■arnwifro
smpbipMoie Ttrer^nfro
eciophloie wmrehrfTO
pertpbloic ndulWlffiC
Pblomis esnilentiiwLencet eapere
Bel

PbJomia nepetaefoliemLeoDotie ne-
ixteefolie Bel
pblor* (phlorixip) ftl**
phloreiie acid Chen ^iwrelVTO tns
phlorriin CJtem, (Irem phloruin)

Jrenfrw /.

phlorbixinmphlonxin
phlothitiBixewphlonnniM
phloridtiBmphloritiB
phlotidrinixcM phlorixiBixe
pUonain (pUeaea 'bark* + rhiaa
'root') ftrerilTO /.

phlorumUe, phlerhuiniae, phlond*

xiDiie ei fimroATO

•phloro .fire*

phloro.glaeide CXern. ftre*ap^
pbloro-glneidol Ckexi ftre-tr^TO
phlero-glnriB CJtm. ftrW-KfiW
phlero^gluane Ckem. ftiw arrdl
phloro gtnriDol Ckena. ftlW trfww
phlorel (pUaretie* aeiJ + -oO Cke^
ftrew ek

phlox 1 (Ok 'flame*) 5*1*1 /

3 (a eolonr, reddiih bloarad ^•'1*.
m ID bna, of high i^eataraliaa
and low ft bnllianee)

TO

phloxine CoL Imi- Wtrt /.
phlox pioh (a colour* blna-rad

in bne, of low ■•* aatnrilioa aad
high * bnllianee) WiTOIvto
phlox pnrple (a eolonr, raddiah blaa-

FhlrctatnaspU

1111

photph'amic

tail 3^ »9 Ur 5 el> eheslnot

phoDftif adj. ^Pl*,

T«a m l»i«. o( higU 31.

titoratiool illKifat’K
Pbl)Ct*enaapi« Dot. (Gk. pMtrlfii
‘bliaterO

pbljcteanle Wfsfl /. Htom
PblpctidiDm Bot. (Gk. fUyllidot
‘bhiter’) aO 1**1 siifa
P. brcTipe*

Phlyrtochytnotn Bot.

(Ky forTTH (qojm + ^=Ok. eky-

triOfi '» pitcher’)

P. vernale
•phnlin-lft/

• phobic 'TiH
phobic reaciioa Dot.

Phoboa ^jtrOR (the looer latellite of
liars) arwt m.

pbobouctic ad]. WVNWTlV (-f^)
pbobotactic orginitm Bot. *l5N4lft

phoMUxU aTlNffn^TT/

Phoca Zod ffsrfj

P. aitaiisa (common teal— Web)
WBWTTt

Phoiiena Jool.innrni-fflTf*

P, eommuoti

P phocacBoiilea tJfftnSV

pbocesie acid Cbem. (obtained Irom
porpone oil) •T®

PhaciJae((amiI)' eompnsiBg the tra«
aeala) 3«1IH

PhoililiBie trri «.

PhoJilui .lr« SSnft

ancient word]

Phoebe Attren STTOfu m.

Phoebe Bot. W3;aA mtrf%

P. attenoau

P. lanceohu (Imnaar bhadrei)
n alro« name

in Skt.)

PbocDicooeua drei 93 WTV SaiPi
(fyiX ancieot word)
Pboeoicopbaioae Am fi».

ocenra in '<*)

PkoeDicophaot Am TV^'mf^(iVT.
red faced)

PhocBleopteri ifcet ■*!* nfl n, (a^T^
ancient word]

PboeBleopleri.lie Am wwr*-4tl m.
PbeeBleopirnit .trre WTV'ffinft
rboeBicBTiBie .<m
lobfatml))

PhoeBicnrai ifr<t ngtv^tnrift (the

phoeniK fnn*7tfn «»•

Fboenix iftfron. ~4 «jim o>.

a PhoentriaB^iair at Z a u r a L
ditrdR. S«t« TOW
Phoenix Bcf* tnnlff

P. acaulia (a low almost stemlesa
palm) erf^Jf (>in*W4C0Blw

'atemlesa')

P dactyhfera (common date palm,
Feraian date, edible date, large
date, Arabian date palm, eatti-
rated datepalm)ii«t ^ (B Jt..
II Ryi«^)

r fannifere^P. posilta
P. humtlis(]iafiiiti«*of low growth'.
In Tr 1. 132 fig. 53 it w an mder.
growth)

P. paludota (peludose ‘growing m
marshy places')

P. pusiila (putiffd Very amall’,
the etem is rer) short— Basn)

r, lyltestns (date sugar palm.
Indiao wine palm, aogar palm,
wild date palm) BIB]^

(IIW. «tf, B .N Ikarjurt, Dio.
Pan. liar, anp, Tam <3'^. Tel.
Dri. lharjjurt)

phoenix bltel Co/. Ind. wnn tft
phoenix brown C<fl Jad. WWfUft

pboeoix red Col M. enim^l yya
PhoUdidee Zoot. n.

Pbolis Zool. (Gk- pWoi^'a kind of
molIatV. as adj , ‘larking in a
bole'. A large geoas of bele-bonog
Rtollsska called viddoeki)

Pholidogasier paUentot. (Gk. p^idoc
'eca!o7 tilBBM-mls
Pholidophoridee pefrooXoJ. (la geoa*
ril form and 10 shape of the Bna
these bear a markedly close reeem.
hlanee to tbe modem berrioglike
Ashes— Norman p.363) Vgfilltl’tlT
m. (*iwt bemog)

PholiJoiiheme Zaet. ajwim-mnPr
Pbolidotlrne Xnol. WwrfVnw BWlfir
PholidoU ZoeL (order eonsiitiBgof
pangolins) Tasil«*risr
.phene -WW, .wm ««.
phone (telephone) enr as. (pTwn)

phonetic «. Cfiincsr n
phonetics (ancient word),

vgft ftsng n.

phonetic 8cri[it vgHntHC

Mr

phonetiit { tT.) «•

pbooodeik (for marking photographic
records ol sound wares)

phonogrsph r».

phonolite Pelreg vasfllfl m {for
rrpfonsfion tit clinkstone)

.phor, .phore -STi
•phoria /.

-phone -ITT. -9T

Phorminm £o|. (Gk phorwios'basket*,
the fibres of the learee being used
for basket making — PNS )

P. tenix Utnax ‘toagh’ R) ^

pliororhreme orange R wneochrome
oreoge R

phorone C\rrt. (camphor *f seetoiTr)
/•

PhoroDida »nwpf)t-«^ n. (clau
Phoronis Zool. (each worm li on-
cloaed in a tabs, within which it la
capable of being completely retrac-
teil-pn 1 665) sn^rrft n'^rfir
P. australis

Phoronopsis (close ally of Phoronis

—PH I C65) 11^1(9

•phoroi .wy
pboroxooid igfudla m.
phos, phoss (phosphorus) WfWt m.
phosgene (Ok. fihei ‘light’ + .griw)
(produced -W under the inflnenee
of light "D m- (ct fl»)
phosgeniie (ehtorocarbonate of lead)
r f HW Ont n. (€l for »fbT lead.
ehtoro-* “W. for ttf'lrfl? carbonate,
-gw for wft* mineral)

phoiph-, pbospho-(|bosphoms)C5ms.

trtw*

phosphagen (pAoiplwte WtrOg +
gtycoffm ‘tgw) ifiocArm. WlrtYrn

phoiphim (pkoipAoraa + ammonia
Chen WTWft m.

pbosph.amie pfaesph-aaldic adj.

Chtm. snw-ft^f5nf

1112

photph'tni^

pbofpKpraa bichloride

a«m. *»7«

aflj CKf*

h%

ph'>‘phri»»« iJio***" wlrft^ •»
I'h'oph^ie ^ -pSMpliJtiic
pho«j*fijie 11 CI/K1 •-

»etl plioipSate in^ WT^e
nm pho'pKatt 8A tn^n
B'utr^l phoii-Ni* »rf|f WTwtT
uornia^ phaiphat* R.J WTt^W
prinurr pl.o-j luti «|H u*»=»te
rcicrtdl ni» sfit» wr»frf

»»fOod«ry I hn*oV<i» *li*^r8

lupiT pK^»| 'ntr wf-r
Urturi J Wi'BJl. Jpiei
|•l•o•|•llll«’ I a-<; feaitaiiing ilitrtF »
tf« rho^phiii I WTRifw, imirsn
phi>»[ h»t«- uf ‘oJium trrftj
I hoii »m« roeV rnrog wr»ft* ?m

Ihl} < ll»"*

I hotf hitic eodiile* mrirfirw pf^n

pbotphttii* ^lOfhtn «,

pboiphjtivn I'hoiphiiiutioa Cmm
«T» flWik-

TbotpbitiM c4 Ckt-y

Itio eb>i!|* (o 4 phMpktt* et

pboiph**") Wlrfw

2 U» tr(*t with pbofphorte mH

er 4 phMphaw) WTf»e*rw-«Tew,

] 1i««phji9 (phoi(li4ta}CA<^

photphjt.iim pf^. f4.

pWphiz^ CA^m. Uc'iotisg th*

pmenM of tbfl biT»lanl (rotip

s r ) trnrw- yrffr- ( x p.)

phoiphaor CW< WT*^^ «.

pho*-ph»oyl (pAofph- + pA^njD CArni.

pho*( hi !(• CJu^ >rT»b7 i»
phoiphid^ of ralciDn «««

phoiphio CAwi jrrfu /
pho«phiBiie tjiKi^jknne •rf'r'ft +
-au) C*/*^ wrfrT^tW «
phoiphiod CW tmtlf
p)>o*phia« oxide trifV^ e'frw
pWpVine »nU\il«e cd I«4.

•7>tt

ph<Mpliis>r«f; CAe-i. arfirfre

pWphile CAem. «Tf«TW «.

phoaph^, phoapb* fp> ot^horai) Clexu

pbMpU-femu iTiaerof- (• ferrou.
4uj pboapblt*] ■4rrVVrf«T< ».

(«r. fat wa*a fenov*# ww $eid«
'T’l. fat phoophxt}, -t* for
fniQcralj

I ho^pliivElyterate CA«m. SlfJ-lriftT
pho-phtnlipide DiorAem *n*^ WhVl
pliotpho-lipiD xrrrT
phospho-me) hdjt/ Cien- WtH'

phospho-fBoIxlMlie ^j. CA«ii< VTIV'

pboapho-naiylxlie «e«<l sm rnfwV
»r»w

pboti’bonaie CAov >imiaVxi n
p>>n«pKentc ail (pAoipAo- -‘- aulpbo-
««•' CAeio,

pb9*phQBin(n(pAo«pAo- -f •mDo«|S"i)

C4^ WT?e^m.

phuiphoBiddi lOilide xti uk t^ »xVi
pheYl“>pl>**^‘'* NtnrraL xnmfw*
p»MpV>fr-. W. pl.ylt ( **
for tt&« nonorti)
pb<r«pb»-{Kot«io Zrt«rAn«. wm

fw

phoipW KpliMpItorotICAeiH »T»Tt

• » photpherc (» pbofphornmt
4ul»Unc«) VTWVTT a.
pV(Mpk»T>. phoxpitotB* (pbo«ph»rott
fha»p}i«ne)C^em xmwt'
pL«*{4i»rtte ah. CAm. WTWTW
J ((O Impr^Snsto With phMpbon*
or 4 eompoaad of pboipboroi)

2 (lo eotnbino witb..>) WTWr-whrw,
wirwT ftwfwi

S {(o mxVo pbo4pbor«4eeot) •iimlK
®TWT

pi.At(Wateda,/j an«l^

( bo’phoriledliydro^o xn*W^ tfX*
pHo«pb>ntxdotl PWoi

(•tioil hpr Lroiue MataL CfiW

phoiphor copper H|M4 w»

I h’»pti<9rr» pWpbor(aphi]4j^or»-
4wtx4 rabatapee) xnwBTT «.
^k'Hpborealaif; CAeiw. (o(.vortkie
I'Clo. or likatKt of. pboapbona)
w'wfre, wr*cT-*Txrw
pWpbomcc *b XTWW
phoaphomrewce xr^l ]
pboipbomceac ai]. wiawk
pbeipborcMat Mtierul i^Apr* WTW*
*r4

pboiphortlcd aHi Chm. Wiwfis
1 blspra^Titteil with pfiotpl ortisl
»rx*?-t7Tf^

C (eomhnwl with phoxphortii)
WT«T^rfir4

photphoreted hydrogen CA^* *nW*

phokpfiorie jd/ Ckt-^ *nf*»«
phoiphortc acid (orilm .raeti .p>n> )
irrfMS arm la--4 , , wfM )

phoiplioriril sphoiphonc
phoiphori feroui od; ST^-MT, XITtT*

jihorphorite 1 P/,«rrfli. WtftftT m.

phorphala, for afi*

aineril)

3 Pftroy WirJlyirH ai

photphorire >> phoiph orate
pbo*phoro>. plio<piier> CAaaa- (phoi^
ptierua. phoapliorie) ai^-
phoipherogrii mem *»
photpfiorogeBie «d/ PApi («aoar*«
lin^ flieaplioraaeanea) aiTfW
phoiplioro'ripb /lApi WWt-ln» n.
pho«pheretr»phie nif, »nwTfif*fW
phoiphorography ww-Fwib/.
pbotphoroi ■ |ihoipliorui intTfie.
photphnroitope PAyi "t-
plioipliAraaranea)

phoaphorout af.'i f'A'm. (eotnpoanda
in which photphorua hai a valance
lowtr than in phoaphane com*
pOunAx* MTWW

pbaaphoroaa and (eryitalline) *Tn^
WTW (errrnra;)

pboapboreua aehydridr WfXV at'
Wtw

pbaapboraall m id oi>crocoan>euia
• mieroeaimie lalt WIWT Pk’l
pboipbor tin arCTT 9%
phcnphorui CJirw. xrtaey w.
p. rhlonrfe jmTT
p. iodi le mm
P oiide Htmmrw
p. oxyelilonde mm mr dlle
p j.enliehlofi>Ie mm wvatfrtf

p, peoioxide mmi evwmt*
p pectoaide drying lobe mm
friw mw

p. poiioaing mm ^TTTW
p ae»<jul •nlphide mmrtN 5*^
p. aalpbi Ir attm
P tnrbloride m^rfe^lv

pbotphoruB trioxid*

Pbe t oa t oTsin

{ 1 . trio^uls WH!TT fTSTtT
phoipbof^l t»

pho‘j*hontt*tHH» C’<c^ «.

(lelV WWT5RT / (Froef«;s)

ph^>«p^<'T^I fJitortiJf C’.nn. WT*IT^

pliosp&o.ifljirstf
p>i<wph<vtartinc aJj
ph>'*plio tunj:*titc t'v'^ *11 *4
p*to»pho inof-Ui ,\Ji, C\t-u *r?*-

ph(i<]‘l*t^tonf»tie *c>d

plio«|>ltuT«iJ3rIiie (» vnn^l r*'«Th*
ate) ftinnuilMS n uraayi.

»•« for pboephite. r» for

niiRoral)

plio^pHurrl =pli05i'Wide n.

phoapbjl n-

pboea {phoafliortis) **>
phei** a
ph«»iy j*w

pl'ol PJ-fr^ (ore lumei r*r *1 m (
M- (fi" ebort («

euO

pholroliCwBjrtilfopK

pholM'tic moveaieot P.i. frrrrfJ*

nh

PhoiiBti* wjsTffsrSr («f. »ai
>TM^, both aaeie ( xofd*)

1*. pTtalta (sire* ouS an oraase
li«l t) Bim-eWKT
pbota. art-

phetn-aetirilr Pljn. 'SvfsnffTn
photo>atl»iiB
pirturr allmm

pholo.K»Unee rJt*.
rhotoblej'hiron ‘eyeli.l

(^ers are fjoiaou* tweleria in
pouehe* below the eve) SatTp-rstfr
pliolocaljlyjii aeiw'^S'f e.
pbotocauWil g T ir-\?» rv
pholocatjlyljctfJ/ SfTP.VsfV*
pKotocatalitic pipnienl C^rtnanrfr*

tn

phot CK at ilraeraphotoialalirt
phcto-rJ)fmJe*l a.}j *n-TB’Tfa»

I hotocheraical action 'aTTfl'a^lt* Es^
) hotochrmical decompositioa an*

pholorbemKal e<}iiira1ent law an.

?qinr« *nr«

photochemical lodu-tion a r tt riT f^

IIU

photochemical teartioit antB 1 ?f<r*-
fl Pl f iT T

photochrmical rielJ=<piaotnn rfE.

photo-ehetni^trr an-IHIV4
pbolo-cfifOBopraph ^ftfren. ST-*’*#
pholo.<{i<a9*octaltoB CX/rt. tn-ftn*

photo-ditiociatioa CA'<«.
phoio-etfecl 9t-vttn
phoio-electne tt^j. anfi^ntT, W-

pkotoeieetticcell atrlt^^tlhTT
phoioeleettic effect arft^^e 8K1V
photoelectnchaemojlohiBomelernv

phoio-electticity (a tetaaee)
ph«io*electraa Pkinoit CA<*n. ttV

photoeetrariB* 1 (assraiieg by the
ai \ o( photojr*fhy,*peci(.*aypbo.
(omechanieai preer** for repr^
ducinj ptvtare* in wtieh the pria-
tns aarftee i* la relie*)

n •.

2 (a priat tuaJe ht aoeh e fwtn)

TtsftWtrs •.

photo ;oo<l»
photosraph ar’^ni ».
pbotoyraphej «.fj

{■Uoioftapbee (oae who t» photo.

STiphed) *»,

photosrapher «*.

photopraplier"* k'P® * ^.’P® *PT»
ajleexe.

pbotojrajbicc.fr an^ntr
pbototraphio epiuialaf anr*^?
wrfirB

pbolojrapbie camera ar^Wlx

pholojrapbic ebemicaU anfirtftV atlT*

photorrapbic film
I'bolosraphic plate aJifwlT 8t,
pbolorrapbic proce** ar^i’to
j*holo;rapb»e rmwJ* lfft^aiTtf*iet
pholofraphic refractor JaTre^
PmlB gmr*
pbolosraph’t u/vo tj /.
p-holo iDterprrtatlOB fmp

atiVy

photo iBterjiretation teaae |r|f. Vt^i*

photo-liihorraphy = liihophoio-
praphr

photoitiafoetcaadle OphSulatcf. (one
Inmen per sq ft.) 8TT-irnT n.
photo-meter P*y». an*tr^rt.
phorometfre ten pi^u v^irittr ^(tyt
pboto-tnelTT an-Hrfi/.
phets-muiojiiph st mlcro-photo.

?r*ph an^fxs^BauiFyi «.
photomicro'raphr ».

pboto-mtcToaeope arrf’trrrilyr
pboleo 1 piyj. afT 5 *».

9 Optiet (init of illtuaiaatioa ot
retiBa, ccntaisiag nonberless
photon* ST3 o( physics)^* ».
phelo-ualie «i/ Bot. tivxfistl
pboto.&i«tr Bet. ST xfsST »v
phofoajc cell pk^u ST^-^TI
phMopenod Pttnf Firn'i
pholeperio<!i*m m phoioperiodte
rraeijTiiy trCTfTsfiRft^tfT
photophobia (i-slike cflisbtjCT^*
>*l/. (•'d phobia)
photop^&e (a lerts et leirphoae
’m) SIM'S m. (abort tor *T-?t*n)
pho<e.pbr*>ea) ej;. si tJWIs
phetepbrtieal c^sje S^^^fys s'?

pboto-pnoliDj ST'^T^
pboloradiocTam m radtopbotoprapla
firrw.tr*^ ^

pboto-recepUre adj. SHrfl{.rS}
pbolo-tTceptor Fkpjft S^tr^?I.S^

photorrcrplor erjao ZkL Sisrft im
photo recvoniifUBce 2f>f* prsaratt*

phots acctioa s fHy-M jwq
photo. leoiitire aJj. SI 5T
pbolo«eB5ituili«R antr-STS m
pholMpbere Js^rtn SW «p a
pboioaut 1 (a iterico for esahng
photestaphu copies of sasa-
aonpt# etc* directly trp«3 the »ar*
(aee of rr*pa“eil paper with the
i=*ie la comet positioa)

StC^ttTB.

phoiixuiioaarT Rf_. Ckm. a r .wnt
pboiMjatioDar7 »t»fr H

wrasT

rbotMtoQuas Z>xt. sil!ts*»r^

Fbetcatw«M 1U4 l^ylUtithu* iimiri

P. pierD«i (lesrtbl 5incb** — l«ll

P-SS9) gr *rnfw

pbol»-»ynthitf Bet. *•

■pb«UKTntht«» Bat.
pbotMTBlbelit oA}. 'swfr^
pbototjctie ajj Bet

pb«toUxi*apbetotixy£isI *rmM-

pbototuy Biol *riT>T m
pbolotnpie
heTiotropic

pbotelropKfD Biol >J4HIHi}*n /
Fbotant Zoot- WIIWUJHH
P p«Bn»TlT*Bie*

Fliracl>n)pbibia (sobelus)

Pbrapmatirola ^eri

(haait bnmid and nurshy place*)
.pbra^ra gaol -•'tW fia-
pbrayrea Zoti (ae> latolded part, or
loirardi} arteadigg preen*, of tbo
valla of tb« tborai of aa oaecl)
w*Tra«

rbragmidiora Bot (« genoa of nat

Phri^mite* Bet ^ STfrfir
P eoDoiaeii (giaat readltfYViTT
P rnaama (soddiflg reed) •Tr*rT»I
»rt(B*ag»» Ben Pan Un
Gu] Brin, Ilia Ifal «rT^.
Mar d/eneln)

P roxburjhiivP Bijxina
riiri'Qorerat ZooJ {ibell eotrea—

ri!

pbrj^ocoBe Peboolef (Gb-rUrarnd
'/eoee, •telaiore'-*- eooe Ihetbia,
iDteroal abell of a belemsilo^^eb )
au (If (Bcloe*))

pbregmopUst Bel. t^rar m. (phra-
me 'frece' Tbe estcsdiay odfe of
tbe cell plaV* u tutrensdaS bj %
rose of dene# eytopfaim called the
pbraimoplaft-— bfeLaan 1 87)
pbragneipore Upeel (atpera baTiap
two or more (rtnerane aepU.
aeptam) «

pbraae tre^^ at.
eleate •lairtK
atgae pbraee* am v<| nf«
vardt aad pbraaea Wiy Jty Tyiy fa
pbritealoga Rayraier/.

PVretiawat /«of (Gk. pkraalot 'a

**U1 ss » ifa -fnnft

pbreBir — drapbita^atic dnOt*

BTtflT-

pbrenieiiem iuat^ Zeel. SiaDr*

pbreiiie aetB n7'J)(*6Tn
pbieiMtaaB Biorfce*. tltsaift f
PbroDfina Zoot. (Gk'rk'onimof ‘cle-
ver*, ao named beeauae ntaor b(
them elerertf protect tbemaelf**
by UTing laaide tbe traaepareat
barrel like caaea tiiBteaVea—
Jaeger)

pbrjaCaocker)^ m
Pbryganea Zoet (coeatnack portable
etiacofTcry regalar fonn*"Web.)
gnrnrBfWdraft

Pbryeaaeidae (caddice-fliea) tnnit*
Bm-^giae-

Phrynichna Zet/ (seorpioo spideri)
iraift

Phrmocepbatoa ZecU (margiat ol
tbe eyaliila are broadeeed loto
platet~I<«ll p 401) ^Ttri ffTift
phregederme (Ch. jkryiM 'load*) ^
loadtLio llwa n.
pbtbal . phibate

phtliiler«i>e(p)l(&cf 4eret 5Tf+ me
•*^) Chm n

pblhalan Chent
phibalate Cim>
pblbalaxioe Cbm x^vvrfrf)/
phthaleiB Cimt. m

pbibatnno-inetera^vfve ?m m

pbthalie mdj. Cteet.
phtbatic aebydride tjv^rv
pbibalide Cbeai ajV^g •

pbtkai-ietKle Cbm- a^^K-fafiV^
pbtbalia Cbm- ej^l# /
pbibelo. Ciem
pbt kaleer Cbrat. /.

^ihaljlCbm «5^ia
.pnlbeBC Cbm. •

tbie pbibese wre M l > ^

I’bibtoetJ ebeel JfM.

Pbfhirioe ZeJ. (a geoQi to wbieh
the crab tonaa balongt)

»»F»

P p«biagnm*B <ic i ( ; a t
pbtbitta JTad Mjm m.
pheti (te Eiodb aoft powder atfore-
aceaee ot naiaral aeda) /

yll *»l»«irgarpt

phjed BeC-la bnaditarytorTe)^*^

« SaokbSr . MBh )

ecad ^rfrw*

•phyceae Bet. (gsed in tbe oamea of
clasaet and orderx of algae) >*7^9:

phyco- Ri^-, (iTl^ alga)

phycocyans pfayrocyanin
phyroryaQio (bluiah grean pig-

ment* of the cell* of the Cytoo-
pbyeeae) /.

phycoerythno (ted pigment jn algae)
WT^rfV/.

Pbycomyce* Bet >ra!*»snrfit
P. nileni tngt i l bW T
Phycomyeefei Bob »plr

fiWiRMb-B'b n. claaa)

phf 1- W*. W*, fffUT-
Phylarium majue Bet. [resopiData
bract* act a* protactire coreriogi
to tba dower* — McLean 1991}
pmn** (ef. Gb. phylem^

‘to guard')

Phylirlolaemati ZixJ (bor«e*bo»'
tbaped lophopbotel ^Wt'l*'4T*nW
III horieelioa, tr>TT<(P lopho*
pViore.tn order)

phylitii .Vrd fprotectioB againit
infectioo, thebodil) defence aginit
infection) srf*lTgR /.
pbyletieBst arrfsfftif-, »Trf)T, aift*
pkyletic toreruBorr Bet
-phyJI

Phyllardoia Bot. fa genu* of powdery
mildewi haring rigid pointed ap-
pendagrt to the perithecium) 01*1*
ftnt-fr»l4V

P. eorylea (coniiDon on learee)'*!*

Pbylleolhut Sot

P ryclanihera lifvigrf HlUelV
P. di>li(-hn*°>Cicea d»tttb*

P. emblira (amblie myrehtlag,
IndiiB gooeeberr]) SWT*^ WT*t**

(b* ,M wiiiw*. Ben. »T3»r, *n«4),
AMam Kan. r^. Goj-

Hin Hep Pan.''TgrT,M»l.»l«^^.
Mar artter. Tern Tel.

re^>Gri <M4lc)

P. leprocarpu»»P. uriaana
P, maJereef atenti) (fooad in drier
parte of India— Bug) 1J**

P, nimn wrww* (MW.

B,l>. D«“*

PhrlUnthoB nticuUlQi UlS phTtIcal and chBmieal Uit

Httionla, BotD.&hviacd^l^^an

Gq]> (honyiMNnialit
Hid- 6 Atiiiu»Ml< 3 , Iftr. iAaioM*
ii, Hn. 6 ku>« 0 l(i)

P. reiicnlaini aiaalta-ft •naw
(B»aa

P. rhunnoiJe* = Sauropu* qatdr<
aagulin*

P. timplcx (ff«h leates brnisad
and mixed with buUeri milt make
a wash to cure the ileh lo cfail

dren-Basn) <r?rr» KTa?t»

P. unatTit ttTNSC (Basa

Phyllapliia Zoei. irA^-BWfir
P. coweni «lins4*'Pl<{ai
rhjnaarea=Codiaeum
rhjllerfralea cftwhurfir (wLole

upper pluroace oUie-Rreen tfH)
•phylhaa

phjllin (ehlorep^vU'^ inltn^/.

phjUite I JfineraJ, ^f5ni«.(-ta (or
mineral)

9 Ptireg. m

Phyllilie Dot. snrrt-ffTrf«

P, acolopeadnum ( hart’atoar^e)
(hu simple laneeotateS(H^^(roDdi)
unrrS

Pbytlium Zeei (Gt. ptydien 'little
leaD (leaf nsecO tnrrfif
P. frondoaum

pfayllobranch Zxi. (a eruataeean £ill
composed ol lamellae) qeif^hl »
Phytloccrai Paleonfol- (Gk- j'ktllon
w) ^irei HiTffii

phxlloclade Bot. (flattened stem per-
forming the functions of learee)
ri.

pbjlIoJc Sol- |>flaHa> ^9PT la.
(TTwen^)

Phjllodoce Zoei. (oephtidiuoi
branched— PH. 1341) tTTwtiW«dn»

nnfw

P, pirrtti (tube ends blindly inter-
nally— PH. 1 344) STpi)-

wnhi

pbylloJy Dot- (floral organa changed
into learee) ^Bim« »•
phjUoerylhrin Bteclun. /

Pfiyltosloeium Bot. STOATS! rrrft
(eharacteruad by the posmtioa of
a tuber »^)
phytleid Del- Serftl ea.

phyllome Bet. 1 (foliar organ) a.
3 (a leaf and tU appendages or
modifieatioBe, in the abstract)
n^ia.

phyllopodium Bot. j (axu of a leaf —
Beoderson) 9*lW n.

3 (leaf baas— McLean 1 978)

3 Bjol qi frr TT flu
phylloptosis Bot- qtAmHei
Phyltofcopus gee*

(pXyffon 'leaf + tlopeo ‘to see'

phylloiipLooic atl) Itol. (possessing
leaf gape) (-T^)

phyllasiphooy Ba qeiWilfttUt /.
Phytlosoma (glass-crab— PH. 1 454)
«IVg4-tfKifl

Phyllospcnns Bel (leaf-boroe seeds)
m-pf

Phrllospondylia p^afeonlot-
rmiii.

phylloipoadjIoQs ady.
phylloipofoas c4t- Dot-
phyllojpory Dot
ph^Uotsxis. pbyllo-lesy Bot
ffu (Germ. Bfottitclfanp)
Phylloxera (phptfo-'f Gk. rrrei'dry’)
Bcci.

P. caryee-ctolis vfininE-^tlK)

P faUtKwnT«r(d)s^

P quercoe (Let. gaerrut 'oat'

P. raiUlrix (<,f ifc* rroe)

qdsrrtt

PliyUoxerulec dTi tiu

phylo-mfe-

phylogenetic coaoeciioii

pbylogeselic sequrore
KIT

phylo-geoy wfiratRn »,

phylam BtoL

tub-kiBgifom ar^ ^fg
branch ftm

Phymofoma B<ul (the inlrorert bears
rows of homy hooks— CNQ. II 113)
siftTWpK sirfii

•pbrre r<tr«g (atod to denote a por-
phyntie rock) (porphyry

kflieroa)

•phyric

physalia Zod- 15W4 ea.

Fbjsalla Zeal, (has a big poenmatew
cyst)

Phytalildae Zed. m.

Pbysilis Dot ivrtl-Tsnfh (J«r 1 anei.
ent word)

P. alkekeogi a winter cherry (it
bis a persistent calyx—Strssbur-
get)

P. angnlita n Cepe gooseberry
( flowers pate-yellowsh— Basu )

i^rff

P. fainimi (B.N..M.

inO, Madras tokkoii)

P iniDiina rar Indies
4TTT?T*B-Z*lfl (Bssn
P. peruvisni (found in tmeriea)

P aomni{ers = Vf ilbsDis soDimfera
physslite ■ pyrophyasLte (mtumes.
css wneo liestedi lienee its English
name from Gk phtson ‘to Now')
m. (Mpfl £re. swelling
or lotonseseiBg. ’W for tain*,
rsl)

Physalopters (mouth with two eqaal
laterally piseed Sat lips)

r. ctureilre Bnn«9
PbyscisBel. (Gk pAyiU’blistsrOO^-

BiT^T (tljn 'swoltsa')

P. ciUirit nharii)

P. pirietma (grows on walls Tuft)
r«fV»-f3W7

P. pulrenileots (pufrcnilcnla
‘powdered* S*’’)

Phyaeter Zed. *r^ITO-«tra (Bmw
eoutaining large amount of blub-
ber)

P. maerecephalua iTgTTB

Physetendae (family) tU7fK-4lt m,
physic 1 a.

3 (oiedicine) StYsB n.
physical cJj. 1 (pertaining to nature
or material things) arpftv, t^Rl*

3 (pertaining to ph}tic 3 ) tTlTdilw.

3 (of or pertainiag to the body)
ktrOfre

physical agency wife* w^rCTW
physical aoalysii Wtfsst
physical and chemical test x^C
sftr TOTwft:* wOft

phytStal tnd m«nUl ailmenl 111« phy.leloaJcal natur#

phytin! lod meat*! •{lineBt wrf^

rfHayrf*

pli7*>ex1 ippropmtion yn’rfW

vt

pbyiitil ai«i*unt syTTS

phytieal aHroBotny >flPi» s^fin
pbyiieai haltare 5WT

pbjiieal ba»i» (of life) "iwn

pbjiiRil eapacitjr anilvsia Stiflfif*
BTWT

phjiiral cbtBge Chem- TftrS*

phTtical rhiractcr gn

phyiical chararlpriXiu jftPw
phyncal chrmislry jfVfT* TWnn

ph}licil cUitiflratiOB (of loll) vifyt

pbj(iri) rlimite

BitunI climate tnf^< Jtaaiy
ph>$ita| tolour Sefil
pbyaical comfort snftft* ^
phjiiril cooditien (c> loit)

pb>iie4l control fyysyot

ph)iieal eeuBtiB^ *T*ry)

pbjriiral defect prflfhr yK
pbyiiealdroujbt siy^ m
phyiieil euminition cnfll^
ph^iicil feiiure* (of • »it«) nffir*

phTiiral (iinete wgy*

5 *^

phyiicel fitneii rertirirele frrtin*

jjtTrrnn

phjricel fitneaf cerlificele for eon.
firmilioii ftyfVytoi %

STartoTTy

pbjriral fitneai caamiBation fyfyyj.

yftwy

phjiiril function iftPt* fim
pbTiical fpoprapbj Slffty

pbyaicil prolofT afrfr* tftfirO

phyiicil hcitthanftfr* »yTM
jbyaical incipacitT TTTftfty WanwyT

I hriiral indcpeoifcoce {of foreoo)

PAn aftfry bniaeyyt
pbaiical infirraily Hry

pbyaical injury Zitv ITTfrf^ yfl
phytirilKt (on* who hoIJi hnman
(hoQ|hU asd acU to be datar*
tnlnol by phyiical lam) tiTfyy.
f»yByTfi{tiy*^
pbyiieiliij aftf^<ty*i /,

phyaicalU 1 (lecordiag to phities)
^ywyt. ^ « 3 SJt
9 erflfB , ?rflT&

phyaicallyiocapaeiMteil^tftfS wyjiv
physieallv ubRi ftftW wyb^i WdIfSt
* 3 ’ 5 ’«

pbyaical BU*BHiide Pigt HVfsv irntT
pbyiieal ntetamg BgiiretliUsct
fityanj

phyticat laetalliirity

phyaieal (nioeralogy
phyiieil nature BoL
phyaieal optica tn^nf)
phytical OTcrmainrity Feretfry

phyaieal pariition Legte (ai of a tree
into ita parta) oryyy'fturdd (are
diriaion)

pbyaical poaaeaaioo taw yTTdfW
WfT«I

phyaieal proceia AthS ffftl
phyaieal pro|>crliea 4 lPl« ^
jihyaieat report aflftiy
pliytieal retaiien forftlrg miftn
ereid

phyaieal acieoee Afin:
ph) aical teparalioA iftfiiy y«Tt»t
phyaieal altuclurc nrytn
plivaicatleal «ft«n
pliyaical theory Dal Apjv
pliyaical lliermometer 4 tPlC im*

phyaieal training aoiVlia m
pliyiKal iiaiBing iD«<nielor tyryry*

nn^y

phyaieal aerifieatiOR ntw^ W OP tH
phyainl wrahncaa ntft^ jAmn
]i 1 iyaira 1 weather FaretlTg ttlffl*

phyaieal wealbrris;
phyaieal weight WH

phyaieal welfare onftfty; wym
phyiKian feny fyCraty «a.
pbyaieiaC Affftfry na.
phyaie But l (Jotreptiamreai)

9 (CiwaafpiMMeriat^ Otyiytry n

phyaieo. (pbyaies) nlfitA ,

pbyaieo.cbeiiiical mJj- ^^-Tytyf^
pbyaieo.|ogic ^IfiO-ni
pbyaieo.BijibeBaubo

pliyaica /.

pliraice aertion itVfrT^.tt jni'l
pliyaio-yrfiT-.iifTy-
pliyainerat (follower of the doctrloo
that fjnt ernment ahould not inter-
fere with ttio natnral lawa affec*
tine the relatione and proeeuee of
aoeiety and industry) ftyWiyift"
( n non intetferenee)

phyaiopnomy Plant Ecel (th* gene-
ral outwiul appearance of a com-
mnnittl^yiffy/

phjiiographic climax Bol »J*<ll4lfty

ymt

phyaiographic farlora Plant Eeol-
(factors induced by the irregulari-
ty of the earth's surface e g- slope.

aspect, exposure. shads etc) ^yi*

erfty yn¥

pbyaiogrspliy 1 (dsaeripllen el nitn-
rsl plisneiBsns) Birftry^T/.

9 (p1i)sieslgsogrsph5)aTffn« »n»r

3 (geoiiiorpl o’ogt ) HiaioiRil /

phyaiolneiial n^f^. |

(short (or ^*ywfts)
phyaiologicJ attivily Co{.;(^ fteyT*
pha.iologi.sl ha.ta (of ],(«)
pbsiiutoeieal ilieiiiiMry yyiyy

phyainto'iisl romhuilion £ol.

Tr»

phy.ioloeieat rouJition (of tl.« liody)
Vgy sryyin

phyaiuloeiea] cup OpMMmol. trfm-
Rty

phraiologieal Hiviuon of labour ^oof.

^gy wy tnyy

phyaiolo'icat dcoa'Ut Bet Vc*

fTfy

phniolo'ical elTeet Biocfum. flipc

pbyaiolneieal experiment gfgy <rT-
flWI

phyiiolopieal form Biol Vl*
]i|iyainlopiral hetrrothalliani
fita^iiyyt

pbyaiologieally ^fgy tty ft
pliyaiologically alaodardiied
fra

phyaiolegieal nature ^fgyfyyy

Pieinae

phTtielo^cal cptics

optia Snt-^rfjpjt
phyiiological pharmacology
ilTWfcyH

phyaiological proceai frsi
phyiiotogical reiuuoee Plant Pathol.

phyatolojiral tall tolulioa HiorKm

phytioln'ical tpceialiiatioa Bet

4ft* ftHrrfl

phvsiological anmtnatiOD ladiret

phyiiological onit Zool ?ff*
phytiologic form Bot Vt*
phyiiologie race 4^* srrft^
phyiiolcgic *p«cies Bet 4^
pbyiiolo^ist n.

ph«*iolugix« fb

phyiiology {ihort

for

3 tT**ni7, »aivif, «.

phyiiolo^y of conTaleaceace ampi*

phyaiology of ootntioa
phjiiology of (h« eye
phyiio therapy ^-ftrCcw/.
phyio* 1 Set . Zeal (air bladder) VTTT*

era*

iHid (praaanee of gaaf
Pbytoeblaiaa Sot (the faavee bars
ih< property of dilatin;; the popil—
Baan) rmUTifr-ffTif^

P praeiIla(ttatrilutioQ— Katlimir)

Phyioclisti (p^yto- 'nrL' 'der' +
lUtein ‘to cloae’) %ni?I<Ji m fl,
phnocliiiic a-lj. rrx^-^fflnie
phyioeliitona adj.

rbytoJon FaUonUl (baai:* of teeth
iwolleo) SI?**'! trjrrfV
rby«o<ti?ma Sot fnftft

P. TeneooeuTn = CaIabar Leans
ordeaM>eaa (i woody »in« with
b'ehly pononooa aoedi) BHIPT-
rn«7ttft

phyiotli'minae aulphaa rrTWffc’^f-

phyioitigmioe
phy<o«tornaton« adj
i’hyeo'totni Zeol. (iir hladlve are
proTidoiI with an airdaet) ftY?*
w^aer ea-fJ , fipfuiire-tre »u
(•e ocdtr)

phyioJlomou* adj. fn^-^WlST
phyWe SicrAaift. (pfc 7 lin+ ate)
m.

•phyte .jfirC

PhyulephaaBot (pbpt> ‘plant'i rfrp^
‘elephant. iTory’ It yielde vegeta-
ble ivory)

phylie acid (widely diatnbated ifl
plant aeeda — Daelib) •Wt

pbytiB BioeAem- (Jerired from anme-
root leeda) f.^
phyto (p)aot>tree)3fif^*
phyto-ebemiatryfehemiatry of plant*)
fmtn

phytoeidal aJj. Plant PolAoI.
pbyto erytbtitt

phytogengrepby —pUnt geography
pbytography (deseriptiro botaoy)

»ftrs*n /

pbviol BtorAam. (alcohol obtained
from eblorophyll) trm m.
phylotaccaopoke root (cootain* »
vary bitter reaio) Pham C^n n-
Pbrtolaeca Set- Uinf^

P aciooeaweweet belladooDa (the
oil from tho root is oaei) for pern
in the joinli— Data)

ero

P dioica (ombra tree— it ha* large
dark leave* and • •omber aspect)
iiftn? ygu w

Phjtotaccjceae Jhrf V^n-jnn.
Phylomactipioa Zonl. (Uaetigophora
haring chromatophoce* containing
chlorophyll) m.pf.

pbyioraerupbyton
phyiometer £ccl. (a plant, or groap
of plant*, grown uvnally under
eontroHel condition* and used aa
a meaaure of the phyiiological res-
ponse* to various environmental
factors) ^fit**n* »».
PhyiomonediDj 2Vvif.(withoat mouth
aperture) *1*1 m,

phyton
phvton fie/

phylonic theory ^

phyioDism /’(X ^l^'tl'iiU /.
phytophagous adj

phyinphtbora mTr* n. (abort for
snfiKvs)

Pbytepblbora(Glc. pSylon ‘ptaal* -f-

phthora 'destruction’) tllfiiw-inilfd
P. infealias (cauies tats blight of
potato)

P. paraaitica (cause* blight of
castor) ^vy^^ifsi*;

pbyloplaokton m. (for

phytosanr Palocntol- '{t'SivSHfJ m.
Phytosauridae m-

Pbytosanrus PaUonlol. tfttfjvTTO-
tnttfil

phytoslerol m

pbytotosie ad/. Plant Palkof- (per-
taming to the property of killing
or injuring plants, specislly higher
plants)

p. W I on

diameter

2 (la organic chemistry it is ab-
breviated fromprfi ^) Vfi (/urther
tte rdoes)

pia-arachnoid •• arsrbno-pu (a
membrsne investing the brsiu and
spinal chord) Srwfst**-®Tm»
p'la mater Anat. sjj HTPr*!/,
pianwyawt 2/ri. sjtl^tl m.
piano (haliam fr. piano ‘soft’ ?S) sjj*
•ntf n.

piaso wire tjjftc-flva

pie w picia (Lai ) ■ P'ck " pitch fi rrg

Pica Am f?-snnf<T (^ ancient came)
piccolo (id octave higher than the
ordinary flute)
pice Vn

Pirea Bel. (‘the pitch pine") TTBStT^T-

P excelaa (white deal) 5^ T15f-
Rt«

P. kbutrowsp. morinda
P. moriDiIa (Mormda like cone—
PNS. pB4b) *I18^»IH fltjtlTV
f2forinda

P. pionodoidcarsP. apinniosa
P. amilhianasP. morinda
P. apiDuIosa Sifqrafl THfllH
Pin .‘trri (suborder of woodpeckers)
•UlTT^in' ei. (ipijl ‘woodpecker’
ancisnt word, anborder)

Firidae Are’ «TtJX-*vr *4.

Picifornies Zori. (order typified by
the woodpecker^) 'Wles.

PidMe Ava tn

pIcU

Ills

yidi CIa^J ■pic = piteli

picit earboni* “ coal Uf
pici 1 = piciaie (a-cient

8 (wefs ttreadi) aii**^* *.

3 { = pirta per laeh)

m., 9H^M*eTl /

4 = pitch ^TT3 fR

pieh tb. ]

3

3 "fN JTMl

picV.>axe / 'aaeieal wQrd)»

picLihcetc = cbcc»eflo«er ( Ifoictf

tllta,rtl ) «

picker TTn TT»I

piekerelvred 1 (of the geans PonJe-
<ferM)fr?r^/

3 lof tt« geatia Pcdowojefoal ‘<«o-

ftw «.

pickerelweed faeuly
pickerr (p*ttj thefil tTft ^
picket « 1 ■piqaetapofts^ih^a.

3 Sart ‘•riapa* pole

3 (a pervoa who piekeU)

4 f ,

6 ifih rf^ n.

pwkcx rk 1 tPraw«», «wt,

3 (aa aaitral) WtWWI
picketiB' wm. wrn ^
pickiDg of rottoo wirrw
p>ekiBp> (odi» aai eadi of jtoSI
naia by ageata etc.— Aiyar)
*R.,T^* 7 W
picklei wf-«» ».,arWT
piekliag (to eleaa by iDaeniai
lato ta’fharie or oiSne acilf W^*
Wllw *.

pick pocket 1 V?-*TO

3 (Coytc^ki larupa-tUjrti) 4^*
fTTB n.

pickporte (CayacUa baru-paib^c)?^*
pick ^rrel prfi sfw fewi

pickifwaCl tkrevfi) rww-ejw «.
pi ckt B njher (p«b« p«r laeh) rww-
il'WT

|<mV>«p fcf a graracibco*) nittg
pick Bp the {ceeral reotiBc «piww

R Tfifw

pirkap weir Jerij.

pick. jooT-iaotherVheart<iot(C«pMl-
ki burta-poitorii)
picaomeier^pTCDomctcr

pirolioe (Lat pifia‘pit«h'+ ol+ «»<)
Ufwi l /

pieoliDie aJj Ckem feiwftfit*

picoliiueicid Ckm wiR

pieotite B chrome fpinel (eoataina
ebromiom andiron) ATiacroj,
sfeisn iroB.T^ foTT'!*3ehro-
Diam. (or moetal)
pieot ttilehsUzpdaiap atiteh
pier- RJ-

pier-amate R^JyOil a.
picramio aJj. Ckeea. RJ-ftwflTR
picrimic acid RjfllAhs w*R
piCT-amide CkM. RJ-%^n
PieramouBTann fiat nilfa

Picrairaa fiat.

P. praaica Rrfrt ^W)

P cpatiioidea «Rin*R-*^ (Ben.
bh«rav«Bia.3ana}«.Pa9 Itrinf)
piente Ckem. «.

pien««dt CWbVTfwR
picne acid <• rtr
picne powder R^^

•pieno. ^xf*‘

Pima Cat «*ft

P. eehioidea (oilosco«)Rnn^*%3*
fir®

piente (Ok. pakraa *t-tlerl Pcircj
Rtrnt m.

picTo- X (bitter) *?•

3 Ckem. (pienc) R^'> RTft*

3 ifiaeraZ. (eoatainisf mafoeiituB)
RT-, VTI-

picro-aeetMiadr Rtf^STewR
piero-fonnol'aeetie «d). R?ft<W8-
5 ^* 7 *

picTomenieEacboDite v^ftrxm (fr-
for a *} majneainD, ». (or ?T73
potaniaou k: (oe^^^ cafghatoi
rw far tninaral)
piererhixa Pkarra. RJR «

PicTOrhiaa fi« ReR-Bxfl

P ksrrooj «iu t»w R^ (B..N.JL
Pea. His. «<0. PoiB. Pan.
JkC. Var. laUkK Coj. Lada,
kfal. kaiakkurakaai^Taia. kolakw.
ragaaicTaf. tefakaroyaai)
picr^toaia R^fv

pierjl Ckem. «.
picTjl-tmiBe Ckem. RJR-ftl^l
picryt ehlonde R^ sftf^
pierjl orange Cot Ind, RJR Wrfn
pierjl yellow Col Ind CJR <t»
pictograra £(j|it{iri im

pietogrrphic aenpt
plctol = raetol rtTa)?4 m.

Pictor (Lit. ‘paintorT <lifraii Nao

pictorial cdj. fwtntR, rIws,

ftw-

pictorial adreilJaemeBt 1^1(4

pictorial ealeodar ^WRR
pietonai label! ^TRR WtRTR
pictorial publication R^s URltR
pietonil repretentation ^tflR Bt^TWi
irfw ftR'fl

picture eS. fcww. ftww RTWt
piente B. (kn s., Rf^^ m.
picture alhnra fWR-Rjft
picture (rune ftw-RRTt
picture frame moaldiaga ^ra-3rtTt'
qT^cii ^Rrt-RifeRi
pietore ulfc rTrr rttw
pirtn* Cat. Tot,

pietilrl dare (a imill woodpaekn)
WllHl/

Picumntnae dr»a RTtSjfiRijTO «a.
Pieoi Aral R l W yt Olft (Wll fcBtd-
aot word)

P martial (black wsodpaekar}f^
P, Tindu(gTMa woodpoeker)

piddoekfioof. fil3^fwn.(holebeansg
mollstka. ancient word)

P‘'Tf< ^ .

to the pie neat below titfdM
WR. W'lA fiTWlft ^ RR
piece RUT •.

piece r6. (to loin tb# pieeea oO Blii,
•rrwVtTW

piece eompoauor Priati"? R’urf-

picce^ye *4. RtW-TJIT. RTTI ♦’TWt
piece good* 1 fttr, enr-RR «. (wof en
(9ode tlW aolJ by pecet Rtl)
otpW

Pieeegoodi Ifercbanti* Aitociatiow

piecemeal (yiaee by piece)

piecer (oee who joini) wItR, R*R‘

piece tate

1119

Pila lobteni

piece r*te ^»T**ra
piecer wa^te Spjnni ri 7 5^3?
piece wages Ecm ^5^ > 1 ^
piecewori

piei-eworVer »i.

pietl aiij. QIU

pied chal .^cci ftTB W?T5

pied crested cucLoo Arts f^Uil ^1541

pie<! cucLoo-sIiriLe Am !TCS yfwrsT

pied fljreatcber Jccs ticrt STSWITI

pied groaed'tbrusb ^ets >{,

pied barner Jrcs tlV<4 Tit

pie diagram StiJxjjica

pied imperial pigeon /rea STTW TT3-

piedmont glacierist tlia basa of moan
taica) fMlTT^-^srft
piedmontite4^T^&r3Pt. for^^
ealciani. for aluminiijia,

W. (ore'g* fiii"gni «%<.. fer
iibeale, t* for o'i* nimeraO
pied woodj>eeVer« 5 ( Tr»TT?
r*^f 1 (» r‘IUr) ST4W i>i.

3 (t UnJieg pliee)WTTT^/.(Ui3.b
TTWTwfroaj Sit. wr)
pierce r^. ^TT, ifm
pierced through TTTi^
pierce through rb. TTtVjsr
pierctag n. d/etaf. %7I n.
piereiBg aJj. Wt ( t^)
piercing Douib parts Tiivf. Vit

PiCf idae ZtvL TTT w.

Pieris 'Zed. (gesm coctuning Ibe
cabbage bBtt<ca))fmfiit7-

P. b'asiicae rtiDi'T emfimtw
Pieris Ect. tTHlfcT 3*1^

P. OTtlifoIia (the yonog leeree asd
bods are poisocoBs to goata—
Baau) K1R1*T CPjftr
piezo* itt-

pleztxhensistry itr-TTITT
pieto-erystallixation ilT-WCT
pieao-eleetric balance jwt

piczo-eleetricitjr TfT
pieaometcr ^iTTTT «.
pietomeiry

pleao oscillator itt tf^WS

piezo resonator itX-sftfTTT

pig 1 "hog (a swioe of aar age, wild

or domestic} sn^ ^KT
S (a 7 onDg iwiee of either aei that
has not reached sesnal matsnt})

3 =boiTTn5n.
pig beat /erestry «T gtn
pigeon 1 TJTITT, TTT3 n.

2 (a colour* blush red to

hue* of very low ^ aituration and
low ft bnlha ice) ^ITT’Erftw
pigeon bloods: garnet (co'our)
pigeon brea<t «m-T^
pigeoacbest Vtl ^rtWTVH
pigeon gra‘s » peliow foxtail q ta T l B

pigeon grcs =pigcoa (eotonr)
pigeunliolc almirah TjftTT ft^TT
piceooKotc rack TJ^TT ft«tT
pceun jHTa (c.ijonaa laJuas) 3 Tft/.
(MW) ?ptT

l«ifcou'».e»« wcusLoo-flower(Cor>i4*
siine pccitrasis) so.

pigeon s*gra*s^ » frogfoot (Pariesa
ejv I ajln) »r«Tt «.
pigeon ••knee (CdrJ.erpc'atnai ksfico*
ciitw)«Ttr&n/.{Ej;)
pigeon a Bulk Tirra*^
pig fat TTl

pig foot^ l>aiidicool raf«.

TTTT

pig'grasa > oioetekool (Poff^oiaei
oeicafjrr) ^WlfXi <h.
pig iron (direct prodnct of the blast
foreaee st^ntera^, itfj*

pigment tni f.
pigmentation (<uqs| a
pigmcntalios Betrr^*airT w
pigment bordeanz Cof. /■.!. ija *ft*

r*

pigment brown Cd. M. f>n «
pigment carmine Ccl /aj. <»n <tt*
eftsTt

pigment cell layer ^„f. trn-^hT-TlT
pigment ebtonoe Cd. ImJ pn #tnlt
pigment chrome yellow Cot laj t'«n
Ti*i)3

pigmeni-cnp-ocelli Z»t ^-« 2 Vn-

fsrar

pigment fast orange Cd. /nJ. rnrfert
pigment fast red CcL InJ. pq fee?

r«

pigment fast aearlet Cot ImJ.

r>n

pigment fast yellow Col./ni.tmftrt
T)3

pigment granule trn-^fhrt
pigment layer 5RTWT
pigment orange Cot ImJ. irij Trtn
pigment purple Cot /»<f. Tm sf^FTPI
pigment red Cof. ImJ' Ptt PS
oigment mbin Cot ImJ. TO T^K
pigment scarlet Cot InJ. tm ?ibl
pigment spot Zed. TO-ft^
pigmeniiun ifid. n.
pigment eiolet Cot ltd. TO
pigmy etj/. witrr, gx
pigmy bine flycatcher Jm qrj s(lv

pigme deeriacheTTotaia

pigmy flyuig*i.^iiirrel Kwirt. gx

pigmy hog ifjw*. gx ^
pigmy shrew * 1^3
pigme whale tttt
pig eutw hickory
pig-proof diieb ^>^1 wife («ri)
pig rush o Binetyknot (Ptfyscwfcm
orirofarr) S^dV* m.
pig.ticljBg party ^TTP^s-ttn^
P'gMy^tnTTTKT/.

pigUiJed macaque ifrtww. (distia*

gnisbed by ita cut) tag ot tad
oeer tho back W) ^

pig-weed 1 -ninelyknot (Pefn^am
eriC«farr}ST^{>Tnu
3 (£ocrkdc«<tifi/«M} srdTi/. (B..S.,
lt.Beod

pika Zad. (lahabits roccy parts of
high ST nioaetaiQs) SiTTO n.
pike (a £sh}^/.
pikna /. •

Pila Zocf. gfWw-TOft

P. eoniea {.hell cosical obloBs) sVj-

SfWw

P. globosa (apertaro broad} Tjgs

P. layardi (spire rather tsag) tflT*

P. nceilliana (thick shell) T’pjfV*

P. olea (shell ssbglobose) WTcnr

gfesrw

r. robsoni (,hei; rather thia) WT

PiU thaobaldl

11*0

pilultL ru(i

P. ili(oI>a]iii ftpertnteBirrow) *3*

I* V>f n« (sfire short) g^Y•

pilchard {ClMpta pitehardut, a her*
Till liV® tahi oeeoTTing in grwV

schools) STJWT/ (short for af")

pile 1 Elec mV/

2 (Germ Hofrjfou) «Ta!rtfnm..*rt}-

mV/,«Er

3 n (threads standing oBt]

4 (AS p4 'dart OK pilo ‘arrosr )
Citif Eng arwi m

SJ^r-f = piles
p«U\i

Pilema ^ooi itfl B^ifr
P pulmo wiin*T*rhft
pile of pities Pkye S? fVft
pileorliiiasraalTtpa

pile ru?

piles d/tj «t7t w (ancient rrord)
pile upTv» r«T!n,Rra%TOI.TT^W,
nri!

pileua itet Vt M
pileaort ern^w «

I ilferage • , »(* ffTft ^

pilferer ee^»R m

pilfering *3*4 « . tfrtlAfl ^ CTH

pilgrim rfinn* (43) rm
pilgrimage ifptiTTtl / (Conet.)
pilgrim bresTQ (• ealoufi rad yella*
'mie IB line, of low <>4 aataratioa
and low ft brilliante)
pilgriBS^eposll
l-ilgrim part
pilgrim iheJ

pilgrim ship ifhfvrar lli T H , ira-

pilgrim ua ifli VTfahort for
piljnni li<ketli>iwTO-<ra»

PiliJae Zocl yr*lim-*1t m.
pilidium ^oof (a U^met ahapodlarsal
form of some Kemetlea— CtiamUra)
iidiriiM Fu
piliferous laj-erficf
piling see pile tk
piling up tee pile up

p.UUu.I I lh»me(7ig«»iseTr,i;«n.)

gill-pilult ilanu •fin/.
p.lUge rg^<'.4 u.
p»!U» I rnWia^

2 Xark fapi si.

pillar box n. (a pilltr^hapol bos in
echieb postal nutter ssiy bs de-
posited by the public) ^ »a»n
pillar of Slones ^fW-rmt, ^nitf ^

jiillars ot thefomix Jtiat Vlfici*4ail(
pill-beanag spurge ({.upAortrO Atrfa)

(Kadk)

pillbox rr^XNl^ /
pill hug (of the fanuU Annadillt
dtifae 4ft 4tl It rolls itself up into
a ball 4e5t wben nisturleJ) «»J-
4tfl(t3^)fis

pitt of atoct and asafeltda « ptilula
alue^ei ■<afuetiJae fmf) ftnfT^O

piH of aloes eoJ iron is pilula aloes
el fern *m aril sfnt
pill of colors olh tad hro»cganittS>s
piiula eoloejniliidie «t hjoseyami

rm f »f ifi™ afirn

piU of iQi reury b piluli |ivJrat>
gan atnetente pill^It^ ^fr^l
pillow ftmwn n .
pillow ease itiTivnnm
pillow cotton fuTtiV t|| 4:5.

pillow lasa Ced. fetTmtl TTF
|i 1 1 1 o w atruelure Cent ftlft'On*
•trwrt

Tiloliolus (Gk psfoi "hall" *i'<a +
boloi "a thtowing) Cel. (aganoa
of (uBgi Dotabla for throwiig eot
ripe eporangial n?1Htt-njnft {’/VH
‘to throw")

piloeari uline CAcfi. /,

piloearpiDtr DiCtas 3.^^

pilorarpiae Chen

pilorarpaa ^jtliorandi WasTei n

riloesrjiua (Gk pifof "felt* 441 +
tarpas iaiw.>» tntfV
piloetsIsJiam Jfgrol (ejatidiam ea
piItDS aurfsca— Butler) mrith^wt
/■

I’llosj Zeii, (lit "hairy", I a r<f>T»r*l
foims) mpf. tIHIlintiei

nu (Tl-n lafraorder)
pilot ] (in a general aeuae) «*l4rt

2 (of an ae e| Ians) fauiBSit*» w

4 i?ly (the coweatehar of a toco.
motive m 'D.S A ) Pyftn m
piloiage 1 (pilotihlp) *'441(41/
2«^TT*5 n

3 (coirpesiitioii allcwed to a pilot)
*-

pilocaxiiie i'rtiay (Gt. piJ^s "fell'.
There IS a felt like iBltrweiving
of 'elJspat microlites— ChsiubeinJ
smfd* (with glass saeh testnieis
teiniol liyalopihtie)
pilot hraJingi /mg. n.

piloiraau /J,y qtiTWS *1
pilotof an airerartfVtm-VPiV. (Vt'I

pilot eD vr (R A F ) ir

pilot sljJv aiV444.

pilot aurver fr^* •n'n'hr'TlptloS
rU ‘to direst ), BTtfrw* snrftOT
pilot wlitle (btsekfis'O (rn-fiifg; m
rilldowp mao o Dawn gnals Til*

piluh » pill pvjfw 3ftlt/
pilula aloet rl aiifcetiJae | ill of
aloes aoJ asafeiida
pilula aloes et (rrriss pill of alori
and iMD

pilula sloes el mvrrhac m a'oet an i
myrrh pills ^wifrtm wn»>i gfen
pilula eolorVDthtdu rompoiitar »
tnropoDDil pills of coloiyeih 1131
rj%»i

j'llula coluerothdis rt hyoseysioi
» pill of rolocviith aod hyoscyt*

pilulie hydrargyn rum trrta d opii
(tuercar/ pills vilh chalk and
oviiinil 4tft, arfj%4 lUs *rTT‘
•iftn

pllolac plumli cum opo (lead pills
with etioia) tafSiVti^rixti
pilulae lerebioL'iioae eompositir

Ajy 5ff W

pilula hydrargyri * pill of nicrenry
pilula ipecieuaohte enm sritla «
ipeeanaoha pilla with sriuill
styAt-ti*! nfH

pilula rhci ivmpnaiu compound
pill of rhubarb iiirs wlil.4
piluls Tufi V* aloes arid wyirh f'Ut
jnfrwi ttBW

1121

pxB aoitay

pilola leilltfl coapoutaa

pilgl* KilUe cotnpositae a com-
pound (quill piIU ^5^

5^

plmane *cid Ckem- Crst’Clfw
pifflclic fljj. C&cm. (Gk. jrtmtU ‘f»t')

PimenU Bel. HHJm<sraTft
P. acris gn*'l (C»a. pan-

danmoav)

P. offionali* = all«pice (odour
and tuts membiscloTss— Bus)

pitneoto => pitneots = slUpicc »
Jamaica pepper (odoor aad taats
tesembls elores) K-

pimpernel (inofaltiiarmni)

PimpinelU /?«<.

P. anisum

P, di\rr(i(Ql>a (tUs lierb is ossd
as * einmnsliTS— B*an) tTSJt-

P, heieeaaa (ths root u ossJ
lu tsTsr— D»att) 5TTW TRtjw
P. Mxifra^a (boroet t%si(f(gs>
eonmon burnstt Imaer boiaet.
•asifrtfic barnet)

P. itoeVdi (trail eorsrsd with
pspillixo hsita— B**o) rW^*
WWiatf
pimple Xii.
piol^/.^i
amrv^/-

3 IffaeK. * t 1 oi »».

1 j/otA. (trfti wt-
5 5«rr. = ‘rrow
Pusaceae Bet. ».

ptnacfaiome (pi«a- ‘tablet, pictore*)
Cci InJ. fs.

plnaehrome bine Col. IitJ.

ploachrome siolet CcL InJ.

plnaroevle Bad. (cells o( tbs ecto-
derm) fifts-ahn/.
pinae«id= plaicoidil
pinaeoldal eJj CryiL
pinaeol Ckm. n-

pioacolsie Cifm. n.

piaacolin fpssoost -f Lat.

‘oil*) Cke-w sr-tfr^ft/. (erVll^)
pisacose CXnn. mrw^/.

pinacTanol Pttetog. ru

pinacjranol Line cfttrnrr*
pinaflivol Cot I»3 cfiftilT m.
Finales £ot ii. (nw order)

Pinan^ Pol.

P dicksooii =» Areca dicVfonn
RTJTT^ MlMliM (tUs fruit It used
aa • ssbstilnis for tbs betel nut—
Bisn- ^mS*l IS * Santknt otms
for betel nut aceording to MWj
pinao;: palm (jrrea caurbs) T1 n-
Wl ^

pinarerdol PAoto^ n.

piBcenet flasses Opbtb.(tinof. niMlHJ

ptncer-rlasrs

pincer for drawia* teeth tVj ••
(from Sy)

pineer morement J/i(
pincers 1

3 (of * Ptlaemon) ^ftut /-
p!acIieo\k. ftrfn-qtr n.
piscoSoscommctiial aluairsn
PiarudaoMelet'riiu
pia-eudiiou n.

piocusliion (tower
piQ-drop sileore Pt'tarq sflmt
pine «TW (socieot norjJ.tW^t n ,
tftr

pieealepiaeal boJy»piDeal plaod

pioeal apparalos ZooL ipftw %Ta.
pineal ete » median eje Anat.

pioeal pliod=pioeai
pineal or'an = epipbjsis ^
pineal plaie Zoct. ^

pineal tenee organ e pineal eje Zeet.

pineal stalk Zool.
pineapple wttwr tniaiH
pineapple eruth tt^RlW TH
pineapple oil anrni-^
pine beantj- (.VorfM pisiferda) ^TTW-
•I^B

pine beetle
pine blister

piDe-buDtiog^T^ar;fh(B^aoei»ot

pioe rone 1 «Ttt-ttf

3(eo!oar}**(Oot brown (acolocr,
jallowub rsdjollosr WifiCs in

has. of low *e saturation ana low
^ brilliance)

pine forest Cl aua

pine marten tTT5t-C?ftct
pioe moth |tT?l-?ratT
pinene Chen. n

o-pineoc sr- ftma aq
^•piDenr

pine-needle oil tRe'^t-Set
pine needle mst
needle fungus

pincrr (» pme forest) n , ^

CT snrs

pine tawfly RT5t SCVtRft

pine-ihoot tortrix n.

pine toot^oil black.

pine limber cl cWV

pine weeril RTV^ai

pine-uoot tRcW"

pioeTiamisb tree (rnlmu siufifa)
tree ei. (B-,S )

pingpong (s game) ^rn / (imitativo
word)

pinhead tjctrftr
pinhole pAefey
pinhole nuurn Pkeio'
pinhole meatus Xtd. ^firrga
pinion 1 ras,kt;(HT7/

Satriuiges Zeel
pinion w heel Antmcltle
piDile (maasiTS TUtet) ot iLUScoMte

C^*) jeerfire ti. (-r» far<T‘>»

mineral)

pint cd/. KHU, qiiB
pink boUworm Boot. WRU CRR<t2
pink-browed ' rose-Corb Am ^-fT
’ntC ^TC

pinkeye Xtd. cnvrf y «.
pink-footed goose Ares qnc-»ITT
pink-footed ihearwiter Ares >1110^^

sine*

pink -beaded duck Jrcs tlTC

pink liquid erro HTC
pink (all C&r*(. armi cm
pink (insf^Hjria /ofiinajis) «Tir

fint^

pinkweed = nineiyknot (Pc.’r;i?*cBei
oncalirr) *t.

pink woodmff=Aspemla tanrina
pin mosey (moa«r allowed by a can
to hii wife forber pnrate purposes)

ptn mould

1122

pipkl tr«*

pia mould « Bfucor mucedo

pinn* 1 Cat n.

3 Jnat *’*•

riana ^ooS. {t. wodjottikpod iU«U)
fWiirs snnfir

pinnjcle G«V n tw i» 'ce
pinnicle

pmoi-loLate ad; Dal 'TSt-’fliTTT^
pinnjite aJj Dot (pinna 'feitber')
nswr

pionite Iei( Sd<

piuoalr];' Sal lio • piooits rntDoer)

]iiDDatel;> deft Sol ^
piuQiUlp compound Dot
pisDJielj divided Sot

piQSite patpui Ztol

piDDjte venation Set ^nft-

ftwm

pvnnati (id ad; Dot
pionati-loliaie ai; Dot
piocutioo (itata o( beiag piaaata)
«nit/

pmoali partite ad; D«l
pianititact aJ; Del WJftrTT
piosaio-dcniate edj Del W
pinned arf; gf a Fttiffi jwT, ajilfiw
riooidae ^oel tTian« tTTtfv
piDuiog donn (of vebielei) Dfy.tflrtr

Pinsipedu Seel (taea bound toga*
Ihar b) aim to lorm paddlaa— FU.
11 573) n (i«3>n auU-

oedar^

Pionollirrei ^aof (poa-<rab>«7I<l*4-
tnnft

I’iDDulana Sot (bu itnooth eoatae)
tnnfi
P major ngt
P. dobiln tlh
P. Tifidia ift

pinnule 1 Sot [a aecondary pinna)
tvit/

2 ^ool (a amall 6n) qsr<J/,
pinoiJ Sot «IW

piDpoinl

pinpoint target n,»qn
pint I (p ,pi ) rm «. (n )

S(0 16 or 20 flu.l ouncwl
Bm «n. (t Wl a. «i« gfll)
p>nta,piota Ctp. 'paint*il')aR>tI de
lot piatoiaearaleaipotlrd tick.

neaa Jfed (coloured spots on tlia
skin) s

pintail Jce;(a near duck, hsrinStlie
central tail (eatliera niarfcedip
eloDgatad in tlie male) m

(occurs ID

pintail ducV.=pinlail
pin-taileil green pigeon Jeet

pin-tailcd aand grouae Avet arflisss

pintail anipe Avti 41$
pint bottle 97n-fll
pinto«piola AfeA.

PiDua Bet BtB-gBiirt
P balfounana (vitli dense (otiaga)

P Linksiana (a elander K Amo-
nean pioe — Web s v |ack pine)
qmM-ttWt

P bruDoDiana a Tauga bruno*

P. cembrs (Ceoibran pino, Siberian
pie«)ftnn^>mB((tinq^ Siberia)
P, deodaraaeCcJrus deodera
P eebinata (ebort laaved pine) tJT*
qoi

P. escelae (Indian blue pine, 6ve>
leaved pioe) diB in®

P. ge.)rdiana=edible |•■oe mt^
WTB

P losigoia (it la Sneotled— Tr.

Ill 1015) hgft* trrw
P. kiiaspa (Lliaaa pine) tstlfitf^'inai
P kliulroireipiiee iiiorinde
r. lericio (Coreicen pine) *^014?
4ri«

P, loD'ifolia (long leaved pine,
three leered pine) WWfq OTB
(B,N,M WB, Ben rw^BtRI, Kan.
riiiiiv^iv, Caj ftr^atrrr^ Oiu ?rrn,
Eaab.*t5,Ua] BT^Mar.BCt^rOT,
NWP Pan qtB.Tam nrul
JenfJan^Tel ■!?*>. Uri eorofotalAo)
P. merkDtii (Teoaeseriia pioe)
trgaft-tnsr

P. moDophjIU i{«Tft
P. montane (nuantaio piae) Wl*
irrw

r. moatana pamilio (ttirsbby
rarielg of mooetain pine— Ger>
stbert Otft-aw*

P. Bsotans BoctnMe (eract varleir

of mountain pme— Garsetiel)

ftlft-RTS

P. mu'lius (jtrarf pine] qiin ITTF

P. mgra f wi STB

P, paluitris (Ions leaved pitta)

r, pinaster (maritime pme)

P. piuca (stone pine) atfis-ftwr
r. ponJerosa (yellow pine] q)tf
HT«

P. radijta arftq FT3
P, rigida (atilf leaved pine) voidiJi
RIF

P aiuilliiaoa=l’icea monoJa
r. etroLus (Weyinoutb pmo)

RIR

P. aylveauia qu RiF
P. laeJa ([oblully pine)

P.vlfgiuuua (scrub pma) RIF
piDworm rjfiyfti >i
liiajonwiiiuyoQ pme (low growing
pine) 0 Tin RIB ru.

piOyOD plUq^tlMIVUD

Pioben fU'ti'Bbu'Jera' lines (Bolfs
p. 50i)

ptoueer J qlWfl ((roin R^<)i JI'TW
( V n- (from
3 •rfq'R:^ ( i) m

3 dfif (a uieinbor of a lOiUtary unit.
o>|Uippi)d and trained fur aukli work
es road and loitification butldiU)!,
bridgini;. demolitiona. ate) qfufi

pioneer spenee Plant Ecol (a fpo>
ciM winch invadet a biro area)
arnrinfl snRf, wift

p'lotiDeBiaponiteiR^firB m. (l^for
rIVu minecel)
piouryBlodiaa yellow
pioui 0 .// 01 ^.

RtfrwT

pip (Vmatiein) •• bliji (Britisb) •*

bump Bib/or (visual iignal on tho

icopo) *$^/-

Pip* Soo{ (geuut having a* tlio only
koowD epeciee the Surinam toad)
»rwr tnrrfr

P.atnericana — P.pipe RTRPRR^*

RI

pipali /.

pipsl tree (Pint rslipwes) RTI^ "*■

piielilic

(B , M ),

ril** 1 STIt n.

3 MuttC «.

3 (tot smokins)

pi('«<boi (inlo n Ineli tlie ulettM fttm
fit*) •IfllM-'IT’ft/.

pipe-cU]r (aaod in fflakiog pipes) *nT*

^

pipe«elay triangle •nr^-fW^T

pipe rroMt* *rrf
piped * ehicle BJp. BHTB
pipefish Zoot. STTTTPW w.
pipe joint iTlTSf^
pipe>liDein9><ni
Pipet Det.

r iltenuiium (brsoebea toft—
Batu) tijtiw

P. tiinnuanim (ilT?.

Ntdk. l3«. Den.

F. betle (betel letl tine, betel
pepper) (B-,M. Tlin.

Ktdk. Ktn. Tto.

Tel. peMH, Uri.

tisniuM

P. flula »ff«T (B., N.. M.

Pea. VStlty <k<tt. Kecu
efktrp.t. Ouj. eikdraii, TIio. eAun.
Met. etrivifi, Tel* eJbisfciowO
P. elusii trttfjwt
r. eul<l.a

r. loDjiuni (long pepper) BWTW*
(D . N . M , Mtl. Tel. Uri.
Ben. Dom. Goj. Bin.
Mtr.f^r^.Kto kippali.rtn.^Hfp
Sin. Siflh. fijipitii Tub.

Tulu ippoli)

P. algruai (bltok pepper, conunon
pepper, pepper) *rft^ (B.,

N., M. rOr. Dea. knla mcrirk.
Bom. k>l<*ninf Ctnboditnritb,
Becctn ei"*) Guj. e3^ PRr,
Bin. «rfl ftt«. Mtl. Utr.

ejit KT, Ptn "H Sind. p»J.
mnrii. Sinb. iofu nirtl.Tel. rR.
Un- pete fserseko)

P. tirmentosoBi (diitrilatioo—
Malty reointol* tad JtTi)ttW^[**

...... _.w _

P. ejilritictim PTH-n^w {Boo.
poXan npe^

P. lrioieam = P. nigrum
pip«r«bli(k pepper

Piperatese BeL ».

Pipcrales Bet- «.

pipenie CAm. s*.
piperaxiae(|>i;imdin«-t-atot« -1- -ifu)

Clim.

pijierie acid CArm STO

pipende Chen. ss.
piperideine (^t|>/ridiD«'l' .«tM)Cktm.

*rWr=»«

pijieridide (jiperidino'f ‘ids) Chen.
n.

piperidine Chem.
pipeiidooe f

piperiJontiim m.

piperidjl C/tcm nft^TOii
pipenae Clirm- /
pipe roll* (ilocumente of the erclie-
4uer to vcliicli the rerenae of etch
tliire sTts eatere.! Bste from 1131
to 1833) n*tR
piperooal sfNrg »•
piperoae
•eet».pi(Krooe

piperoapl (pijnentl + •»{) CAm.

piperooyl eleobo) afttlfS
pijieronslK acid tR?s

piperjIcRC (pipmdiae + ecetyfrar)
CAm.

pipe* aad cistern* itic
pipe tuppl) JftTJmi
pipe lee RTT if
pipe tbermoracter »1T tinniR
pipette n.
pilKtte bnisli arm*^
pipette clip ^TX%-WM
pipette rlcclro<ie<tm*^ep^Cn
pipette rest

pi|«tte *t*od acTW^nt
pipettiag off 11,

piping XTttal. (production of pipea—
Bolt* p. 169) *.

pij'ing rock (a colour, red yellow WT.
la hue, ol very lowwy uturi.
tioa tod high S bnllitaee) HNiya*

pipistrelle (Ittl. isytsCrefla dimlau*
tire from LaL rnpertifio *t btf)

pipit 2^^/. (taeieat word}
ripri*ora« .tcui f«^srf»5.tnrrfs fi(
the blit i« Clewed from tbor*. It
look* like aa eqailttcrtl tnts|U

■ft ft! with the •ules ainn«ted)
piquei»po*t n.

piracy law-tl^gtrt/. (Const ),

3 Ceof. «ni er-pir*cy, rii er rapture
Jt^-snsei ff.

piracy of cop) right Dmo
pirate 1 m, (Const )

3 (ta latnsRer ol the Itw ot copy*
right) ^4* m.

S Gtel. SU I S ^

Piroplaama Zed, (t geuas of aporo*
Eotns, ptrasitio la tlie blood-eor*
poscles of dogs, liones, sheep tad
oxen) rfiraly-Haifii
P, liigeniinutna>Bat>esia LigeiRiaa
(species etasing Texts cattle
ferer) «?hTt-fTa^
piroplasmo*i»=hal>caiasii <t|-tZfy^3t
/

PiruItwPi rula
Pirn*wPyru»Do<

pisaa' (d/sM paroifiMicw) /.

pisaeg.cerylic oi{;.
pitaog motliwhoDana laolh
piun* wax ffvysfl firw
piscary 1 Zis.' (t right or liberty of
fialiiag III the witers o{ uatbet
person) BnORtfireTt «.

3 (t fiiher)) fflRdtl a
Pisre* Zed, littBl. m pi.

Piicei-iFish Aslrcn. tftR m.
risciccla Zxi, (ptrtaitie on fresh-
water fisliea) S|‘te idfir JTJllfif
piscicultureafisii culture rtttq

Piscid dirrm.'tftR 75 ^ /.

Piici* Amirtlid Attron-
PiicI* Australis ditron- 2«fVt ru
^ Pisci* Au’lralissFomaihaut <a
DifdainmfTt^

Piscv* VolasssiFlying Fish, Voltot
Aitrm. sRtl jOr n.
o Piscium = Al Rischa Aitrc*. Smt
tJtRpi.

f Pisctom Atiren. Htfl /
piiifonn adj, Vtimr. TRTFB, ««TT*

pisiform bone n.

pisolite (Ok. pism 'pe»’. * limeetooe
composed of globnltr concretions
abost the sue of a pea %*Te) Vxn*
VITO n,

pisolitic aJj. «m<<irTO«

im

Fittospoiacaao

f i*oeU Bet Tlifn mtlff
P. acttleati {fiercely armed — Web-)
WJT** *I1i!}?T (Un Aalianinjo)
p. alba atP. monodaefolia
p morisdaerolia (diatributioa—
A^d amine) !I

(r«raxacii« o^ciimle)

s|>i«tachio green (a «Qlour>
<lnR m hue. of low
saturation and high 9 briUianee)

Tisfssa tree (pjjtacia wra)

PisUoapcf ^iisrarfa
P integ<rriiua»ilhue LaLrasingee
wsnsar wz (Diiu %%ii, Ti?re^,
Bfin Hin Guj Kuiuaon Uar Fan.
kohof tt»«b irtiW)

P VhtnjukoP iQle'ernma
p tSrebiDihni (terebinth. Cbian
tiJJpent»n«)rftn« «fa
p.van {fittaebio nut tree)

JR^ K'n ftwi)
pstia Bet Tf««:

P stfAtlOtc* (water lettuce, water
Soloist > tropical duckweed)
Tmrwfc- 5^*f ( M. lS«nT.
Guj Hin Mnniin Ualiy

kariilaflif)

pwlil Cri „

pwiiiiate^,^ Bel rfi%ftft(ry

fluwcrBci

Mae*, grefl^

P*“°“-Wad Stun Bonn gTa) !fl7
P"*'’" n>echiDi>ia Bol gTs^I-lWWt
P"ton pomp p*»i
P'ttoa nog iSiuh. gTW)-k?rw
I’isloo rod Afiaek. gV^-et»m
pittoa type pomp TT*^

pitton Talte gn^

Piiom Bet »WTW tmfs
P. erreoie W7Jn*» {Bengali
«'tT)

P. MtiTnn (gar Jen pea, pea, peae.
jweaoi) TOJ (B .M «*n)
pit ni m . rn

pitrb X (a Tiacoue lubetanee obtained
aa a rptidna la diitillng coal tar,
etc.) miw n.

3 VerL, llaeK- (Jiitance apart of
two Ibieca. eueb ae diitaoee from

any point on a thread of a tcrew
to the eorreapoadiog point on in
adjacent thread) •!**(!# n.

3 fifiutic oifni /.

4 (of the roof of a bniUiag)«*)opr
Sure tr^ri m

5

pitchblende ftrTRtPOT et.
pitched od) tgx
pitched battle

pitched foundaiioD B<ud Centt.

3 m, ^ til?

pitcher plant Bot *<4tl3e‘l m >

/

pilcher-eha|>ed<idy aaurteoUte {nTt*
tnt

pitching 1 Bold Cenit n

3 = >ioiie|iitchiDg (to let or pare
with nibble or ondreeiad atone)

piichiog an.l elriLiag camp
B*ti^i eftyTTm
pitchiog teet* ll*ianm
pitch of exHKOg tixalioD vnim Vf*
«!«?:

pitch of taxation «y «|tn
pitch pine 1 m

Btif «piace9<n«

3 (a colour! yellowieh green
in hnei of low >>t eatoration and
tow fit brillienee) ttHgUtHls
pitclKtooe m

pit coal (Cerm ^«lnloU() nfitv*
atrtir w’wr ^
pit curing wnHlatapn^
pith l^nieduUaBor traTVn.
cortex orsm
Ssmn.

pith ch Zool enW^.JnTTj'b'Iii
jiilh ball Bhri ««• t^Hewt
Pithecanthropu* dnCbropoI. (GV, p».
thelos ’•pa + onlkropoi 'man')

*n^ sr*tfb

r. rrerfD* (apMsao) ^ •fftnrf

r. robiKtoe jr «fnim
ritbcria^oaf (gaane of nakir) Stlfel*

ruhcriioae (tabfainily) VIWgttT m
ritheroi.iea (eaborderf WmrtjnW m.
iGh ptlK’ioi *ape* Virr, auborJer

Fithecolobiuin Bet WWlSwft RTlft
1’. bigeoinnm (ot*] for leproiy—

Baru) nnif^wT
r. dulcetalogi dulcis (Xfanilla
tamarind. Deccany baI>ool)BtRl’?'

(Bom. Ilin. S>f=^.

Gu) cilnyofi niitili. Mar. pilnynli
cliiiich)

P saman = eaniao Brain tree (an
ornamental tree) SThTT-nniReiwl
jiithed adj- ftlTTJ,

irg

pithed frog enf^
pithing «r9%OT. JrtTTjVw n
pithing needlee

Filhophnra Bet (richly branched
filaments) DcTtm ff^ira
pull paper s<7T«-«rt
pith ra) Bot.
pithy adj. TOtf.
pit latrine aiS-sfmtmr
pitoehreCef Tnd riftft*

pit organ Zeel n(tf>T n
Pitot tube nylraitliti (to meaeute
the xeloeity of the lluid)%tnmTV
(^t 5 ‘measuring 3*1')
pit planiiDg Feruliy

,ii)<rivy *pe-rf»Wl9W
pit process n'H ftrers
p 1 1 p r o p A/iniag filiJppm, Wl *3T
i%i

pit saw 1 n. tin «cw, nt «i wm
3 tb. n> «T itrn "twrri

pitiawyer ipfntw wret« m
pit sowing ^orritry »1d-W^, *1^ *f
wlm

Pitta dret 9trSt7m^ (tlia colour of
the birda iii this genua is like a
lotui. mp? an ancient bird name)
pitta n

pittaralBcupittoDic acid
pittance gjf-bww, fW »•
pitted ad}. I rA«T9, HwA
a Zed

3 Bet »nn(4^)
pitted plain Oeoj. trfw Wrfl
pitted ressel Bot «tnf Wlfifxk
Pillidaedcri Wirt-^TIea- (Tfpl an-
cient bird name)

pitting Boi (formation of pits) rtw,
fi^atw. nnuiit n

pitting on pressure ifsd. T^i

>I itTTI

Pitlosporaceae Bot »•

PiltospotuBX 1125 pUgiMiiia

Fitlof]i«>niin Bel. (Gk pUa 'pitcli',
tpoTUt ‘feeJ’ 111 * »«e(ls ir« embed-

de-1 in ft Ti««oni tabstince— Web )

uiifi

P. floril>nn<!am=P. napinlenee
r, Dspaulense (baric dotted ifitb
ipecla— Basu) Tpfrftw

pituitary « qnB&»I m.
anterior pituitary WTJ
poiterior pituitarr
pituilarr bod» = h»pophy#u

pituitary cutrart 9 fyTir-’t-fiTr*TIT
pituitary (oramen Zori 9Vt*f97
pituitary foera Zool
pituitary glam! 9^7 nfiJI
pituitary lobe 9 VTW 7
pituitarv poiterior lobe fTT-TT^

pituitary pourli 9 tTlT 9 *'ff 79
pity 791/

Pityeae Polrsatob (ft group of (omiI
planti proTutonftlly regtrdel u
forttiinR part of Cordaitftlea
—Seott) n.

Pityetyloa Bet (a foaail rrood eaten-
tially iimilat to pine wood—
JfeLetn 1 6C0. Gk. pityot 'pioe'-i-
Tyfen 'wool*)

Fityi Fuleoaiof. (genoa of foeail plaata
belonging to Pityeae) qfiiwi-traif'r
P. anli<yua ^rm iftTCt
plan (from Hindi, froio Skt ^t) Cot
7 ii/{- = li>dian yellow
piret 1 (tbftt upon which aoraethiBg
tnraa TTlfirrWt/

3 ilitdt.

pirotil fault ^rotary fault Giel.
TTSfn ft’OT (7^ up. Wt down, 9
going)

pirot joint— trochoid joint— rotary
joint ^ftoi ftry wfr®
pi* earbonit— coal tar Pham. oniTT-
ymtiu

pk. (peel) Wjfr, («•} 7 t^)

PJs (permanent leiie) rrn. 9 . (f 9 T^
9It)

P.L. (personal tolger) ijl
nrtJt)

F.U (pnrileje leare) ft at. (fttnftj^
•rran)

P I-. fproepectiBg licence] 7 at, (\hr9-
W33t^)

P.L.A. (profit and Ion aceottot) cn.fT.

ft.

placard n >

placate rfc- fj? •R’ll, gll^ CT9T, wjn|«

place n t«n9 n. (Const )
place t*. 7^91

place and date yarn ^
place and time ftn? t^ fltt?
place liefore trnift (Conat.)
jilace concerned atV^ ttm
place for sncliorin' Pttl^-atn9
place in charge of % V? ^97

place lawfully tet apart fiofo ir93.

•nart T9T jan row
placement of fertilixers cinai

placenta Jnat , Zcol > Bot TTT^ n.
chorion rtwW
discoidal placenta Om-ttTT^
metaditcoidal placenta imftrv-

*n3

diffuse placenta*Bi^3yt^
tooary placenta

cotyledonary placenta fitnj Trnj
placental Hi/

placenta! a|>opleay Siei ang <9W15
placental cord Zeet 5 tTtg-f 53
placental hormone tmg-anm^
Placentalia tif i gw i ft-t npl.
placenta praeria Jfed. g»tW strtg
plicentaiion Bot. wng-^HB-rt.
placenu rera b »9 mig
place of abode wi 9 m-ytiT 9 , 9TB-'

place of amuaement yvn

place of atuchmenl Art atitT» 5 rt-t 9 T 9

place of bmh irnt-rm (Const )
place of busioeaa aq ni < -< 9 T 9
place of destination amt 9919
place of duly vtfav-ttirT

place of employment ft 9 Tgr<c- 99 T 9
place of cDtcrlainmcnt 9^X-99T9
place of export ftnh WT 9
place of impriJonmeRi vmym-tttR
place of indoilry Vntn-tttFT
place of landioe 1 wy-mt-^ttPT, 99 -
9^99 9919

2 *99199*9919, 99nft 91 9919
plaee of loading »^fi9 9919. wyift ci

flare of origin 72r9-9«T9
place of pilgrimage tft99rn-9919
place of profit qtnt 97

place of public atnusement
B-iI^* 99T9 {ft^^799T9 ancient word)
place of publication UinM-99R
place of public eotertainmeot 9TT^>
ti *T 9919 (Const.)

place of public resort iTtn*

tm 9919 (Const )
place of recreation ft^7-9»TT9
place of registration 9»lft99-99T9
place of residence PnfT9-99T9
place of resort 9TST99-9919
place of seizure <rfWn59*99T9
place of worship TTT991-99I9, sTfl*

placer mining (in it the sand con-
taining the gold is agitated in slui-
ces— Mellor p 607) 9n-«f^rT9
places not easily accessible ttgrrif
9919. jdw 9919

places of public eniertainment m%-
stftt 9919*99 % 9919 (Const-)
place to which the public hare
access tcR sr^tsPtBI wr 9 ^ g>
place utility Eton. 99T9-99tftfri9T
place talue 1 - local rslne Hath.
99T91ji

3 Eton. 99I9-*179

placing 1 Cen. (the placing o( tba
Talus o( stock on credit tide} fti99

2 *919, ft *919 m , ft*999 «.
Placobdella ^oof- (Gk. plalos ‘Jlat
plate') Tgrotgi-nift
placode Zool. (a thiekeaiag of the
ectodema forming the aalage of
TarioQs sente orgaas) *il91<9t{HC m-
placoderm desmid Bot. (cell wall of
two, rarely more, pieces)

Placodontla Paleontol. (bars broad
flat molar tsetli) 7^779-99 n.
PlacoJus jnrift

placoid orfy.(pIate-iliapeJ) 9^1919
placoid stales Zool. (scal-s resem-
bling teeth) 7*919 9r9«
plsroiil scnsillae Zool. 951919 7 f *79 n
riscopbora ('plate-bearing') 9 ^^ 91 ^
-Polyj.lacoi.bori (eight esicifie.l
plates) /oof-WCTTl m yl.
plaeala/oo7 (I'allenel blastiila) 91-
fwfwTl/.

pUgbri.m BiftrvnH. 9 TT 9 H, 91 * 7 .
9*74 n , 9 lfi ^9 sftft

FUnclionU andkmmnie*

pliffUriit 1126

plapamt ifiWB {aneient

word) w (aneiant word)

riapaulaooidea (ordar) faHfl-W

rk.

ritpaulax ZeoL (obliqualjr aft ndga
-CNO

PUgiochuma Bet (of graat irapor*
taaeaiot ita earpoeaphalnin
TOWi wnTa

pla^ioclaM IfiMraf n

(Gk pidftoa ‘obliqua + -cl4>a
SH)

plapotlaae IcUpar fsT^a;^ TObW
pfafkixVate rbyolne
plapoflattie oifj Jfjaafal fitflt*
j>lj?iOffOlropi»roflij| firrt^VTT^/
plapohfilral arf; Cryit f'rfrrfW
plflgiobedral clasa Crpit fir6*tit¥

pbpoKfdral Leoiibfdrtl CrptI
tjfr% afarf^

rUpolophua rolamioL Tt)TV-inn%
rbfionfBe ralaOKtot (alewarEooo*
ti« ralatiT* et tb* ftywg \*caMT'~
SoiBM p 81S) »■' STlfit
|Upeniie (Qk pfofiai 'obliqqa'— la
atlQiion to iti nnojually o bliq^ga
eryatalliaation W
m- 1 1* ioT

plf*iopli;r« fat n. (pU;«o-
+ r^vta taaiw)

Pl*jla««mi* Zofi (fiva or mora gill
o^oniRjal 'I’t n (Cf.

Chiamspnaa)

riipioloma cohwDalaDtidiuni cell
plapotiopic eJj Et* fattril (
PnVift*

|ilipiotropicorpaaiib< ini

pUp\<iiToy«« ahoov* Bc«
plapiotropitm iTot ■ , fitff*

wiar. f'nfkR’ki/.
plapiolropouf •plapiolrapie
plapuej;rwi<f,m(»/ (cf Dindl "(t)
ylapuf bacillui im Paticurclla ptatia
pUpoe rampaytJjTf^
ptapua cai« HiT'krft-Tt'lt
j tapuf rorami«<ioa gpnrft-infrl
j lapuf duly WfTtnft
jiapuf rpidfimra aTT7« RtTWiftaf
I Upur frre a.lj. »iwrf> 5«

jlfRiie kuta vgT«TA f ftk

plt>ur.in(rr|rj araa Wfmrft BM
plapuf luff rtf J ral Bxnnft-vr’r '^n

plapoe inoculation duty ngTRld*
was ’Biarn-at^air

plapue meatUTca argiann iU™"l
pb^e uffittt

plague opcrationa ai(nrrf>.fl«r4
plagua policy x((TAlfl*iiHA
plague prevcDlive meaaum ll(|JnA*
ftfTT* im

plague pTopliylactic IlgTird-ilV*
plague refugee ngrnifl-gnwnH
plague tolea

plague aeaaoB argimA-Vm
plague »poi I vgTinft-fai;, fjy.

s ft'flgtf wn

3 (aonreaot lofection— uaually uaaJ
in a moral taoaa) 419 BW* m.
plague llaff ltgTJ|Rl*%4BI^l)
plague altirken rat ngimft.Bln ^
plague eaeeiBe«gi1llf).«i?tFi9 aSori
for tSPr”*)

pla[<« {a £ah)(Ok p/olgi 'broadi dat*)

faftfifBt/

plain n (aitansira opao Gall) VTB

aa,. tbfI /

plain aJi 1 nranai, attn. iftBt
8 (aoweittari. uopemtad. ai paper)
fiiTBi aiftfiot,

3 rikaeat.«r6i(ani
pUiuaM Law Bl|l ( m
plaiO’backeJ mouoiun ibruab Jtu

plaia bearing ^uij Const. ftiBim
WIB

plain brown waen dwa 4H faff
plain cold rolled-eolil-aDoraleil
aheeia (PCJtOA ahaata) «TBIT»I
nlnirnwiliiB emk (mk^A.

k^-^m)

pUiB^louTcd flowerpetVer Hraa
jarfirB

plain-coloured laughing lliruah dera
fkrdi BTaniT

plaiB-eolourcJ auobird deca «>kT6
Bllfertni

plain label wnm
plain nnaclewouawitted maicle
diaaX.w^^«f|
plain paper (Hw bb. liVgi bb
plain pile mtatTBwwBf^-ftnw
plain praphafaraic plumn. wraTwB
ftriklBB

plain acale NIBin iMl
plain aheeta fttw BB

plaiDi paddy-field warbler drra CTB<
(found in dsaam Bfil.
4^)

plain tpitil BIkkB

plaint Ltno BI^BB *. (used in Biju-
than)

atatesient cm, BW«>k
plea BfflBUB
replication aijnk
reply miT
pleading MfiTfBB
complaint BfjBTX
charge ^iBTTtB
aecntalton cfvt^flR
plaiDiiff Law Bift (-k*^) m. (anoiaot
word)

complainant cftBlfl

reapondent dWiaifl
defendant clltBl^

plaioCifT and defendant Bp^ iltT b(B‘
BT^

ptainiiTe cuckoo B^IbB CTHC m.

ancient word)
plain vicciaea crnfiniTC
plain water BT^

plain willow.warbler dear

plus worda ifl^ IT<T><4V *r*t
planter rloTerxMelilotua otfieiut*
Iia «ftB-BBJlf»IC1 f.
plait (a flat told) 3^ m.
plaited o.f/ Bot caBIBWkfitB, ailBIB*
nfsTB

plaited Cher paper Ckam cHilBIB*
BB

plan— piano-

plan • 1 fufin. (projaetion on a
horiaontal plant uSBWiw ft^r) ir^-
h^IB n

a BflBlBBl. Blmf /.
aebeme qlim
project BftnVirin
3 (Uni diagram) NtToB n.

4kmfBB n

plan and project! wflTfiaf rfjf qf)*
bVbbt*

planar o,fj Crpif BBBT^(tT)
rianaria Za<d.BdifBfh BBirB
I', gonocephala WBt»B TkWlt
ptaoarian ZoU (laafahapaf flat-
worTna)BWr«^{ ai.

Flanrhonia Bac gfij-BBlPl

r, aadaniaaica (an avar|raaa traa

Pknci’* conitarvt

1127

Plantago lagocephala

o( tha \n3itn»ns Tr>

11 593)

rianck’t con‘tant PAjj

plane adt- 1 (level) *^3*

2 (flat) W?f2

3 Bol (leaf ptyxis) ?TT^i •r^?f
(not folije>3)

plane n I nitnrf n
Dili level

2 (surface) "

3 awTs, ^ «

4 (a block or plate nsedaaaetan*
dard of flatness) tni n

6 (two dimensional eatent) <f3 b.

6 (airplane) felW u
plaae=pIaBe tree

plane fi (a tool (or imoothios ant-
(aeera) wftfW « • ^
plane rb- T»T1

plane an^Ie ifnti
planed ad;. sraHra
plane fi^re J/alli
plane peomeincil figure aniw?!

•nrft

plane glass stf tnra?!
plane glass sheet dU’W set'* 15TT
plane lamina «JM« ^
plane linear perspertiie twrsr
WIT

plane maplen^orwaj maple
plane mirror OpAfAoWI. *nrra
plane of (ollimaUan 5ure. hwl-vifJl

plane of departure ^iJ. fttrfjf-rRi
plane of discontinuitj Ptlrcg <**
t4nft-?ra (Tyrrell p.197)
i^lane of (lotalion
plane of incidence Ortie$

me

plane of polarization «r*n'T*T^ RTT"
TO

plane of sjTumttTj Zod. wfafa-TO
plane polarization (polarized lighf*
the vibrations of which are *11
parallel and in one plane) Htpye*

plane pljxis ttrw TOWT
planer (that which planes) h*i»,

*».

plane sertion itath. RtTTO br.’*’*

plane surface PAps ?nTTO

planet dstron S^n.
plane table mt <ITO

planelahler 5»rp m.

planetary adj 1 n^<l

2 egWn

planetary aberration Atlren lTit7

planetary atom l»A»a nf^TWJTTJ
p^anetary &ays ii|

planetary electron Phyt fIS*

planetary motion Rgt^ rtCt
planetary nebula

planetary perturbation n^tiT fWhiT
ptaneicsimal n ifKron Hgl^m.
planetesimal hypothesis CosmcQ
TTWTn

planetesimal theory Jstron ngni-

ary

rianelcllienum Pafcentol (Gk plane
tee wandering star)

(ttt ‘Ajib- oecort lo
planetojrapliT Pgrrf^t/
pianetnidBrninor planctifitroB gy*
OgfB.

plane tree (ffttidUNa orirn/aJia) ^3*
tra m

plane trigonometry cisr3?I fistVoifijfir
plane wave Phyt. (having a plana
wave front) arawwio arw
plane wave tram ntiTOin TOt *TOI
planimeter TOTOtlPT »t>
plank fcreilry
plank road Vf:; zn^
plankton iTioI. (minnta orgaoism
floating passively) m.
nero-planklon 4m-si>yV4a
halo, plankton

pseudo-plankton zfy^TS
limno-plaokion trft zia^vav
geo-planllon
planktonic od/ Bot.

plnktouiespecteaBot
pltnk-vray cloven wood Forttlry (cut
lengthwise) snuizrr Kwri

5 iifl ft

planned inO vtibuf 1-nag, ihntiais
planned eronomv nhmax anh^aztn
planned educanon Tzivvi

planned lorenthooil frvfbw TOiTT
planniog zrfbalTii vam. ahm naiai
pUnniej agency ift^aifzwTvt

Planning and Development Depart-
ment tfVavfT STTf &w>T Ownr
planning circle

planning machinery zffjrTT

tisn^i ^ rmt

Planning Officer uhrr-zrRmd
Plaenlng Officer for Backward Are^S

planning of lessons Edue. tn?

plano-t plan- (Gk pfanoj ‘roaming’)
^ (as m piano gamete ^-*i^
Planocera ^<»l.(pionaj ‘toamiOg'i ceT®
'horn') traifit

planoconcave od;.
planoconvex ad;

plan of fellings Porwfrv TTTO-^iItRT
plan of operations Fcreitrv
tjhm, «juTTrnfe
piano-gamete Bol ^-3*3 m.

zoogamete to-SPJ
Planotbidae (bftiyT*»-ira m
PIsnorbis Zed {plane ‘flat’ + Lat*
oriui ’circle' A genus of inaiK
liaving a mere or less flattened of
discoid shell) irarfb

Planorbulina Zool HTflfif

plans and esitmiies «hltn<( ^ aim*
TO

plant n I Bet /. (Const ), iTTTf
m.^hn

Diit. tree ^tjr.bT

2 Forcjlry s)t tb , flTT (current term)

3 (mschioery, fixtures, etc.)

n (fixed maebiner}),

^ziWl/.

steel plrni B5TTO BmWt
plant r6. tITOi ^TOT BBT^n
^lante ZodL (,tb.e sale <jlt.lv.efa<it)

planiable adj. tHb
P laniaginacrae Bol jtr b

Plantagmales iJo< fVwziTifti irhr b.
plantaginifolius Bot^Tag. (plantago-
lovvel) ft^vqTily.qei (Rjtwrjfl^ ‘plan-
tago')

Plantago Bet. Cf^nr^ srynfv

P. amplcvicaiilii (distribution—
Sinl. W. Punjab, etc )fiT»3 ftTOt-
sftT

-P.ciliaiafseeds boat sbvj'c.l— Web )
rflrfht fp TV U4ftr

P. l»?tK-ep5iala(aiitrihution— Bain-

PbnUge Uae*oUU

pbnting son«

lUS

eliistia, Turkactko)

P lascMliti eoekt

inj liens, fisbtmg cocb(.nbin'Sss<
ribwort, nrpleKTissi soldier*)

P. major (greater pl»ntiin,Engliib-
mtu t (oot. pUstaia ribgrtie,
pUnttin ribwort, ripple grut.
wt\l'red, wajbroti wbiteman i
(oot) Jm«5) fprriTjftT

P or ala (npighul) WlUI'fl fiwrvj
(Xtlk B*suf>W^)?«)

P parllmiu (tie* wort. eUmmp
plantain) (seed* are wideU pre-
acnbcd as a lavatiro— Dasu)
ft^TvrflT
plaolain J

2 (fr tlie root of Lat pliNti'tole
c{ ills tool — named from iti 2at
leave*. Arj plant of tba genus
p;iBlije)BWrf)/

plastam l4rl tps

plaaiaio eater (a bir*) «T«ft «v n.
I'laotaia fibre

plaataio nb;rasi (riosfitgo Miver)
WTTtS/

plastaia ribHerlapUolaiB(Pfeti(isg«
OMjer) tPTC^/

plaet aoil mirhiaerv nn errig
plaotatiaf; J\3t,2eel ifpnCtV
lilani arrhiieciure Bel Tm-mi
plaaiar jurfare

ftaot a.h-l>arilla C*/iia fTOlT

ptiBi a<»oriaiiee Ecol
plantalieal pN^la.

2 (a place or eitate pUntad) (V«-
»TiO/

3 rerrilry (an artiSeuIIp ereslad
wood—IFd- s wood o( planted
ireef— WekJ tmB, ffVg rr,

a

a FeTt$lrf rtTSI irr.

pl.nution a

tTTTB ini

planlation i rop. rnwaff
pUntaiion indnfirr frTnrdrrt
ptaeutioD IjK.iir fern mw-arfav

plaauiioD teclioimie >* 1^*1 rftfi*
flsntitioa iiiuenMr nrw <ttrT-*rTTfi)

pUrtitlsn work irm ati
fbotation working orcle Fercijrj

plant bodv Sat

pliBl breedia; *t

SUiqq

plaal «U Sot afest-OjIT
pfaat eIas<ificalioa
plant romretumip Seal.
plant rcMKOoation rrof

plant disease qtrri^n <t^‘f*7ihT

planter i «»., jmi^ »i?!1

2 (one wbo owns a plintstion) iW-

m (ilqplA ptintatioo)
plant food qi^Ttv

plaal formation *> plant assonation
Prof

plant peographj sj^jei

plant home

Planli'rada Zact qi^q?rwifi«r m.pf
plaoiisrade^Bol f T^k) re.

plant in flower jfeqa qi^ (4pqi)
pUntiaj Fereilrir », (^f^) P uim

H STBOM OP PL.t\TIHO

ball plaatiagwnUoiini with halla
ef eirthfmt)q*l
b^l plaotioj gfgft

sl^nVqiwmi

bed plantiB* V^n.rlqsi. qatf) %

basrh plaetin; ^ jV<l«i
bo.h pIiBti«g-t»fi planting
erowbar rIaatii>sgx*T t>q«i
fall plaot.n; qip^ehst. qinif%
•niq?

flap planting -

hill pUntiiij^moond pleaiiBg
Iiosj.lanli.g»pb»ting In hnes or
TOWS 4nc-tbqsi

monnd planting « planting on
«i9und» »n;i.tlq». del qt tnnin
mnluple ptaoting qj plqil
a otcb p lanting ^rqqqgVqq. ni)^ll

peg ptaDiiog iftsrq^lqsi. It vririn
I'll planliog i|4.tlqq. e|> n errmn
quiarun* planiing - |.taaliag in
<IiiiBruBxqwq(Tqsi
ridje pIamiiigg*.*lTH. wq qp ptmqi
row plantipg-Iine planiia.
square planiiag . planting m
•quire* q^ nqn

Itencli plaBling.pUaitng ,n t,eB.
rhet s*Tft,flfq,»rgif

triangular plant. agwplantiag ia
triangles

tuft planting ;jqa.q)q*r
wedge planting mq>tfq«l
pIsBliog (of faoces) ftw
planiiag bed Ferrafry ^ qnnq^

wn'l, ftqV?tT

planting board Fereitrr iVT»r-«BV
planting cord Foreitrv ftqei-n^
planting erowbar lareelry
planting dale JlqTi ^stt*
pl antin g dnianre Foresiri tlq^r-^SIi

nqqi4T7ttr

plintiBg hitrhet Forettrt tbrq-J^rft
planting in ba>krti»basLel planting
Ferejirif fir* ilqnt. gfqfl ^Tqr
Ft Hint

planting in lines or rows aline plan-
*■0? Forutri 4fk-qlw
pltniingin notcheianolch planting
w Htnqi

planting in quiaruiu = quinrnnx
plsniing qtq ^qst
planting m rowsapUoting in lines
planting m squareaasquare planung
Famiry q^-ffqsj

planbng ID trencbeiatreneh pltnl-

»»g Ferutry qilft.Ttq^, wr^q^ 1^

planting in trianglea •» triangular
planting Fornlry fttEbsi-tVqst
planting material ihui-tnsnfl
planting of ibe area ir9-qlT>l
planting nn Bsoandawmoand planting
•FpeMirir fti qq qtrnwT

planting oo ridget»nJge planting

Tt ftqsg, 6 t qq »rTiqt

planting oat Faralry (the set of
trsDsfemog nnnerq stoek to the
formt— I.P Bj qgm n.
pltDiing peg qfqsmitttq, mnf>i tft ^
pltnliBg pit Foreilry qlWfl*
planting plan Fereriry qfqw^ihnri
planting lenes Fertilry tfiw
planting weather Forttlty ftqw qf^
planting with balls of earthwball
planting Forulry ffqw
planting with eonlainers FatutTy

wiqtq-nfqqffqTt, straiq-rtfiq (^t^)
sntrqt

planliBg wilhaake.l roots r'erniry

staiiq ^ mtrqr

planting aoon qi^-a^v

plint kingdom

1129

platUe

pUnt kingiloin

pliatUt {* htlls pUuO /•»

fr«i

ptint louse Zgol
•plus 5^CT

pl»nl nutrienis «n^-dlT*.

JTRT. ’frdf %
planl nntritioQ

plant ©nt (lee pUnlmi; out)

pilot pathogen
plant pnholopy
plant percent tfr^-nftTT^
plant phyaiologT
plant'protectioD ^T^*??nT,

nn

plant protection aemce
fTTT

plant quarantine regolatioca grt?-

plant quarantine station vrx^-Wftn*

«1»

plant aocielj Ecol
plant tisane

plaotola ■ pulvillns Zoot. (t amsll
eosliion Ilka atraetora batwaantba
el wi c( meny lasaets) /.

plsrata Zod. fer^rc h.
plaqne ZftA. Tuts «i.
riasaoeia'a baeillns isa DsciUas la-
flnenxae motilis

•plat**! ■plssis. •plasp'tiz^ ts. (dana*
tiog daralopmant, {ormatioo)
•plasiiM -plasia
•plasm -inj n.. 'Ttf, ‘*rT*t «.

•plasm, -plasma (a plaatie (ormatira
metenell -tR* -tTC^
plaama i ittniral^ (^aan and faintly
txanslneent) <l<*tir»Tii m, (.fn for
Hfta mineral)

3 2}iot. (protorlssoi) BTO m,

3 f fmrsn. (e mtsture ©( atereb >t*T

end glycerol m.

4 rhvtiol (rlaama la tha praeu'ior
of aamm nrsTl/. (ef. of^f),
ll'aiJ part of blood) HBltj rt-

plasma Ixidy arrttr^-CW
plaama cell Zori aiW»5-isltll
plaamaletnmi ^ plasma membrane
iJicf. STO-Vtti/.

plasma membrane XTioJ JTT^-^WT
plaimapberesii Ifsd- *>T1*5 3^ "
plaitaaiie od/. 1 (proloplaimie) OTaJlV
3 (pertaining to. or of the nature

off plaama) erecisj*
plaamitie maaa
plasmatic membrane Bit-
plaamato- arwiTJ , STO-
plaamatoparoiaa ad> £of.(diaebarging
the protoplaamio eontenta) sutsl*

plasmatorrheaia Btof. (disraj^ioa of
a eell) ns.

.plasmta J -WSITJIt/
3{from.plaa»)*tRm/

-plasmie (from piaam) -tljitr
plasmie aJj 1 (plaatnatic) *1141*3*

3 (protoplasmic) VTlflQ
plaamocliinapiaanioqaioe
plaimo-cpte (a white blood corpuscle)
«tn»3 *)«!/.

plasmo-cftoma etwitJ-l^inSt "•
plaiffio-desm Bid. m.

plasmodesnus^plasmodeani
plssmodial adj. Zed.
plssmodiocatp Bet. (a (ractificatioti
consisting of an elongated, some-
times branched, body «ilbio vbich
spores develop) /. (0^

for iporeopam)

Plsimodiopbore Bet.

(pi umodiuB VtlK)

P, liraitieee (eansee elnbroet of
cabbege «fttlt*)

Flasmodiopborelea (order) BirfiiV'
•thi fi.

pliamodium Bsof. 1 l^n* sn. (-* for
■ode 'like')

3 = t/neyliuD Zed. n«Vl?VRr/.
Flumodiutn Eoof. (a genus contain-
ing the malsne pareaitei) ftMHfi-

P. falcipamiO (cantes malignant
tertian fever) JR'pfttre
P. gallenlesim
r. malsnae l^imO

P, ovale at«Ti«i(

P. praeeos qfijl

P. vires (eaiises benign tertian
fevet) r^Hnlt

plaamogimjr Bet BTW-tnjWH n.
plaamo-gen (Msential sabstaoee of
protopltam) HT** W? w.
plasmolcmma SeL (protoplaamio
tnembrano— Mcl^aau I.k4) W^WWTf.
plaamnijiit i*;t|rtiof. (eootractioa of
the eyloptasnOTVtSF)^ iw.

plasmoljtie adj- IsiliHj
plasmoljse

plasmoma Ifed- (a tumor composed
of plasma celli) "*• (w!»

***WI^)

Plasmopara Bet. ^TVn=T-JraTfir

P. nivea (niocii ‘aaowwhite, pure
and Instrons’) ?WrM
P. viticola (esnaos destructive mil-
dew of the grapo) JnMIt'-l

plasmopha'ous adj. STTHW^l, Whlisg-

plasmophs'j HTmttjTJi. a i mijS Tyvt n.
pliiBoptyiis Bief. ».

plaimoquine = plasmochin (a pre-
paration of quiQoIme for

treatment of malaria)
plismosome~true nucleolus Zool.

aisi-fitsirff /.

pisimotomy .7(w2

-plael i (an organized pattiele. gtas-
ule. cell) -Bltfn / (abridged from
ST* fitnr. aa in bioplast]

3w .blest (formstiveeell)f^.*V37
plasKto Sieehtm (s protam like aob*
gtanee) m.

pUaler n. 1

3 Utd. 91 m.

SBemplaitriiin Pharm. ixil m.

on « cloth)

4 ^ sn , «nTI

A (platter of Pens) ^*VI^ n.
plaster eft.

plaster east i(t«T^*aTW
plasiereil odj. Mlv
plsaVtnBg^qsi*.
plastering and peintlng tr^ii ahf
TW

plaster of bentiloDoaBemplatlrum
belladousae

pliiter of lead m lead plasteraem.
plaitrum plumb!

plaster of Paris b burnt gypsum
n

platter of Paris bsodsge^r^^-R^
plailer of Paris powder
plaster of pilclieiemplasirum picis
plaster of soapwemplastrum sspo,
pu

plaster room

pUatie oj;. 1 (capable ol being monl-
dad. modelled) RrRRZs.

3 BieL, Surf (capable of under-

p!»tUe 1130 pUtinIe icid

going metibolie tnniformilioa)

3 (eUir»cteni»<l by modeling)

pliiticn •ir«TM4'l n I m

pUilic 1 We^elopiog. (otmiog' grow-
ing)

8 (Irom pluty
S (Irom plMcn
pUttic art Mrouf-T CUT
pliitic conditiOD

pliitic defonnalion 1 iftch. wfttW’T*

3 Pftrps frl?T» (Tyrrell

p 303)

pUitic force PAv»iol «rf*WW*^T^

plailici-mcter irpt m

pliiticine /

pitsiicuzn (theory or priotiee of
plutie irtiwTtnmi/
pleitirit}' wftwftfit. udma^it/
pliilirire rt. (to render plestie) *inr-
irw CT't. wfirtrsi
pleitieirer erfritigc i%
ptiMic maienel wfirma
philic opcritieo (an operetioa in
plaetie lorgety) wfimQ-cd, (ta it
the shape of a pare ii altered by
traniplantation of iittai) ete.—
DofUnd) yrw

plitlir* I wplettic aorgery
3 (plaitie materials) et^mri (T*^) ti-
3 etRofCTi /

pUitu; etraia (pertsaseot eeti per-
manent deformation Strein which
periKts wben the itress giring
Tiee Volt baa been remoaed— Eolfe
p 160) ftllTt wO frsTt

(ftm ‘itraiol

plastic anbitance Set wfinrW
plastic aulphur erfnaa n*i>«
plastic sargery itfjjWCT acW^yw-
TIW

plaslid fi
-plaslid -wth

plaslidiuma-plaitid VTif n.
plailidome fliof. (total plaetid-eoa-
lent of celDtrmr/

pUsliJule wmss

pUsUfy-pUitwiie

plaslia (an oxypliilie aol stance In

celts) ar m r fs w/.

pWinetdad; Biol- snwrfsTflTl

plaitocfaroDe Stl (the period si! time
that elapaea betwoeatite formation
of one leaf primordiom and the
next— Chsn|b«n) m

plaatogamy Biei (eytoidaemte ontoe)
ihiTT^lTt. «htira-«nis «.
plaaio-meler (for ueaearing pliati
city) erfirafefei ttn •»
plastroBaveDtrel ekietd iroo(.7Tt^

•plasty (a-d or process of forming.

deeelopmeot, growth) -•R-fl /•
•plaay^-plaasa

PlateciDlhoinyasc(iiibfainiIy] begiflf-

Platacanthomya Zeet
riatalcai^crr (cootaifia the apoonbiU
and allied apecie*) irfTgS OTTlfff
(TflfS aneieol word Cf. Pali
3^ and <33^

P. icocorodia Orsf)

Plataleae Atf$ Tfigwami n
Plttaleidee Atet /%

Pliteoaccae B«t n>

PlaUciisU Bet eneirfN-SWOt
r gaogciice ti|»rt weirill*
Flatantstidae Zetl (family)

♦yr SI*, (oeck dltl distinct tSW (rea.
body)

riatraae Bel, t'STi-atnra
P oceidcatalia (Western plane tree]
nitwiw ^5^

P. oncQlalievpIsDe trcet>eneo>
Ul plane (from Gk. plslanm
'broad', eo celled on eecoont of
its broad leeraa end aprstdiDg
lorm— Web) WWiai yjia
pleic IS. I (e flat piece cf metal, eta.)
TJ m

3 irTfirei /.

Did dishvynv

3 (e sheet of paper, etc ) Swig m.

4 (in the etereo department) g3»I-
«1m

6 (m a book) fww a
plate td Tiw.eWw

plairaa 1 •»Wxft (Tl+ye4l).-*t^.yorfy

/.

9 (in grspbe) Bew as.
plate IvabUc tubes (m u theodolite)
Sure 5^5T-BIW
plaie culture I BrO-atri

3(tbe coltiTeliea el sneb a en1«

tore)

plated id;. fim

plated erticlea ttfg%. Bpff ei?T^-

plated ware ftWd tTr^T
plated with gold grfi
plate girder Jtly "tt
plate glass

plate keeper (maintainl plates nseJ
for printiog) <T5-<n^

plate-layer Dfy TfstrifT*
pUteltyet't hut Rly.
plale-Iaying Blf/ (constructing tb*
permanent way) Vg'qitt n., TB*
ftirtet n

platelet I dnat m

3Dflt TSBm.
plate like jid; TSWRI
plattu (the part o! a printing press
wlueli prstssi the paper agamat
the type) grrm ,

PIsleosaurua PaleeftlQl nvniP-SBl^
plater ( 1 ) tn

plate ileeper qx imf)
plate iterilitiDg Lot Chtm BX'lAtn*
9*^ hjj

plate support (a thing to pat the
plate on) ar^T?

pleiform 1 a«i, m. (from BT-
’■1^). bO; /. (eleeaVed piece cf
groQnd)

3 Dly’ »n>*, itai-tart-e n
plallorm assialiDt Dly HBW-tTglttV
platfarm balaace Bvw
plilform permit lilg nrw-wgjyt
platform porter Dfy. *I«W-qiR*
platform scales C{»^-55tt
pleiform liekel SIv.

platiQ-wplatino.

plsiiai Chem- (plalinam, eip. erode
naUre platinum) HTX5 BOX"-
pUtiD-ammiBe Chen. BX ObA
platioale u. Ckeni, BgtB n-
pUllnate sb .»pUtiaite
plaiioa yellowaagold pheasant
(coloot)

plating Bp. "

iilrer pltliog fRet
plating balh thermometer

platioi. (platinosi) Ckesn BT' (BfTj)
pliiitie«d;.C)ke-i. *fT»
plaiinie aad cffgv «n«

pUtini-chloiid* 1131 plas o! tostiHcation

pUtinl-cUonde 175

STT^'^Tt

pliUn*»r>’linm Cke^ if^-vnij
.ptitiBite CilfK.

plitiBiie (ts allof of iro3 nickel)
erTT^n^ m.

plitioiiitjoa C\r». JTJTTJTT *.
-^litinixe ti Cm-v. Sv'V**'

1 (to core •r treat, or eoia’'i38 with
pJatioTjm) J'l

3 (to deposit plitinnci npoi by
•usple unaersios) **413
3 (to «p»\ »Hh pUtiatra W»:k by
•lectro-depoeition or by eheaieal
pcecipitetian)
plaUaued asbeetos
plitiBtv, pljtia* (platianm, platinons]
CVw. »t- (not sr wkieh le wa-
fasibla with *nT sreat). IfC-
pUtiB«<Uont)e CXnt. *rv
pUtiaoiddi/ (meubhss pUtisaa)

pUt(noa«ai;.C\r*t ^
platiBum qJj Cbr"<< (pertuniss to
or Esada of plalisam. of the eolosr
pUtinaa) sn*

platinaai «. C)ti<n n-
p, amtaiae HrA
p. black trpj «rr
p.cktortile t5i3
p. cblonde aolatioa

p. foil

p. P^r *rr3 yr r

p. iriJiam HJIJ BTIJ
p, lamp

p. Bib

p. paper r*c;o?
p plate *:^T3-Vl

p. te»i*laaeo thermometer arpij-

p. rpoaje jr^ &Gfl
p. thermometer SJ'J-S'TSU
p. wire Rtt^ rt*3

platooa j/il. (3 or i eectioca) JVnB
n. (tee battalion)

Cj rompaae jya
platoon eommaoJer ij5St*R%

Cf. vomptae commaaJer jfjj oft
platoon plao«»G*re plan EJ%;. (i^
partme-taliaed plaa la nhith th*

papCe of each ^ado am or^astred
into diTtaiOBs or platooas whieh
takatnrea lattsingtbnelaas room*.
anditoTiam. etc ) laJiIaa-JIlnnl
platooQ eebool ssGarr aehool Ednt^
ftffifts ^TST'TSET

Plaiophrys Ext (a geaaa of fionaier
ttt) Rirfs
P. pedas «'W7SR 9Jii
Plato»otaia (saborder)

*. (body diacoid)
platter BTtTTf «.

plattsenie tfl a ji ffrj ea. lead,
arlR for dt^oxido. f^for

^ tzHseraO
platy ai».

plitjearpooi *4, S^t 33^
riat ^ te r e u e £xC trj*)? C3l5t
PlatTceriam Bet (with larjo Cat
frosds) 537?tTr-ff3Jft
plitToera* Btt Tax. (fcaeiaj broad
thors*) 73**1

platjeoeUa* 4^. (eoaea** ten-
trally) erofrjra
PlateTuter Ext.

P. drTomrite ?PSI*R T^TTt
P oroita* artrf 1

PUtjhelmiatbee Zntt, eipL

(fUiy i« akia to SaoaVnt Tt 'Cat'),
(«^ phylaa)

plite kartie adf. Btiritlf* fafe*
(r\)(*e* kortie)

platykonic ear** Btolutte* Nftl-

Plaielophai rJtft (eharao-

terued by n remarkable long ereet
^ of broad feaShera
Platypodi Zect (bare the foot adap.
ted for creepias— WebJ wHTVt
ea-yi.

plateparodaekbill Zeet WT*T*^^
plateTbine^pUtyrTbute

pIaterhisijii=platyrTiuiuaB
plalerrhia ». feftwTt n.

Plaurrhina Zoci. ipa.pt

plxtTTtkioe ZetvTpeea. (a platyrrbtae
yeraos) •».

rtaterihiBi ZorJ. atyj.

plalerrhisiaB Zatbrepom. 1 ad.>.(hav>
log a abort broad com) ftTn^tr^

3 »• (a platyrrhtsian peeaoa) ftftt*

plitjTtkiiiic=plaiyrrliimaa ^3f.
pIiterrluBiein ftSrT’nSTI/.

platfirbiOT PtllliHlbSl j.
plaivttna An^t. (a b'oad. (u>a layer
of nnaele) 73^/.
platjema m*oides=platTsoia
PlatraoiniJae PaUc^Sel. 73^-eiTr*i.
Platrtomos 7333'*^'!^
plxtyapenn Palfc-iiof. »-

platyap^rmicadf. Pafreet?.’* 4
pUatible aSj. SiziisU-s »^H I
Plantas tmpenius = FeD^ians im-
pesnie

pUr «. 1 rfftl /., «5r

2 .Fnein. ^T5t eu, ^TT/

STS*

file in pljT (aetioo)
pliT r5, tST^RT

plan (thallair lako— TyrroU p.332)
rra-TT fi. (»t:x 'shallowT
play a part *r5 »WT
play bill (a bill tdrertisisg a play)
•rt«

pli* card* Ht
playta* isin

pl»*i8f card* W

planof Bxublea s&TT-rtlft^ ^

rtffcil

pUy of eoloon Cbm. ’tI *rf?t /.
play.wiy Ed»c. tftxi-trcft /.
pby»m»ht a' 4** rTt

plr* Lexr 1 KfwBtrf n.

SR^^TiR It

3 (objeetiea) RTtf*/.

i ftr »., tgrti

on the plea of « |r
plead e6.

pleader etflfTElf 7) *u

pleader’i feea etftr^ «T SJ?T

pleadiBE Zac ■.

pleadiara statole

plea in abatement Lac CTrSg sft-

dilatory pleas ft gtTT-ft sfiRSR
plea in bar Lav RRt«
plea in disebarpe Lar
plea of alibi Lav »*rs 7ft wx »ft-
«R5r

plea of gnilty Lav *rTr«-«ftR
pleaof jaitifieatioB Lcnr (13 proceed-
l3ga fjrdefamit.jB. it is a plea that
the words eocplaiaedcf are tree 13
eubetasee and ta lacO

1152 Pl«iUdapidt«

jilea of release Laio
jiledsant smell fav rrrv
(ileasanl taste and aoell
Wl 7 n*M

please ytji
please bring mr;
please clarifs urpenlly yaai
fW *1f?w

please roni|jh TPi’t ^Brr
pleaded a/tj

goseroDieUt are pleased to make
\bt sw\t artiTu (w»
please diseiisa WT^ etpl^f

ara Trfti

please do tilt oteitlttl rrSTaW^
please examine aflsH <lfatr
please exjie.lile ilts|i0ial fTTI
sftn tflfirr

please find lieressilli a topj K

please aoie the retiuirements for fu>
tiire wftta % ^ «iKTa'*srt fi?*»
Ptfirtr

pl eaie p ay by cheijue pH

please preseot again 5?
please pul op with preiieos papera
^ W imw sftfoei
pleiie refer to
please rf|>ort eomplianee

please speak fwlnfir^
please uke id sloeksbnok ««>« ^
ai

please parnover fWTWZIt^
please verity »nd regioit

pleaaure HSTtT n.

at the plrasore of % oinT%(Canst )
during the pleasure of ibe Preii*
dent mfe (Cosal )

pleasure carnage fegTT-OR
pleasore-jaiD ]>riacipl«

pleasure resort Ojff^-amrT
pleat (in Afsllaieo) ei-
plekiseile J (a vole or deirM of the
people on aoma ineuore anbmittel
to Ibeni by aome peraon or body

haring tlieinitialiTa)V(on •

3 (a vote b( the people of aome ap^
ci£ed diatriet or region on a qnae-

tioa put before tliemb} treaty oi
peace or b) mn lotemational body
istoohoieeot •oreMigttt)
n. (a«e inittaliTo)

riecopiera Ze«t- (an Older of atone
fliea) irT*r7fl»t *WI f»

Plecoina 2(ol mf? (distiii'

gaished b\ itaven large ear*
«f>)

Plectasealea Bel sWwrilflf’r « pf
plettentbsiiDa Plosl Fotkrf (a thick
liasne in arbieh the bypbaa grow
Ve/gaLkve loUetwtaw}

and adhenog) «n

pleeteocbTtnatoua Bet tldl^sw

Fleelegftttbi 2i»t (Gk ptellM^twiat
•d' -f giaoiboe *|an*. An order of
Cahei geoeratly baring the maiil-
lary bone onited with (he prema-
Hilary) 5^3"*^ "*
rieclomyctteaBot t>Vhaa»hit\4ahap-
ed aaeoearpa) n pb

ricctraotbaa Bet- Jnrf5

r loeaeutdip of corolla lacoDcare
— Grabam) «WPfl agtefsl
Plectronu 5 m A Mian nT%

F didjosa (Ceylon bexrreod) VT*
*r1V WTti««I (^D tmmaci. Cri>
daleringt)

P. parciflore BIWI*^ ainatil (Baao
StTWl)

Plecttopierioae ^vtt a^jjailjati m
(for expIaoatioQ of ace comb*

duck)

pledge B. arfa «e> (ancient word)
pledge rh ILew Brflfkw Blfn*
kia, fftf* ^^ai
aaww %in

pledged 0dt. ordKav.
pledged property sn^a-t^afw
pledged eiocke irpllfaa
pledgee ST»t<l (a\> ns.
pledge-holder «if« «ld
pledger in(«Tiai(^iw.
pled(er5'(vnr4yaVsep to m wridwtiik-
jog or answering foe anolher) Bfo-
apasi

pledget Jfe.f '^sa- bt it uaed by
raidyul.atlgT
pledger •'pledger

riegadidse ^an atWl dv «i. (rfl
aneient word)

I'lrgaJis Jfft m(k<mf(l(rarfleonri

m anarftn)

•plegia =: -plegy J/ed. -Wjura n.
(stroke)

pleiad C/ir*n (a group of isotopes)
RTOlfa-afl sn.

PleuUes ilitrsiv TfrTO/.
rieiadiim rec Alcyone
pleio- aj*

l’le>one = /iTaiiri or Pleiadum Aalrcn.
MVUti' 10

Pleislocene Geol n- (i«

Eocene)

pirnar) a<f; I (lull, entire) nijS.
sftrt

3 (felly attended or eonstitatad,
iDclnding all entitled to be present)

plenary cause £010 sniiftri WT^
plenary meeting
plenary session fppl (pty, ^ am
plene administrarit Lav ^^l 9 Ta'g«

pIrBi}>oteDliary fl ^i5f»J«lT) ( f^) ns.
p!eoi{>oteotiary sd;. l (eontainvBg or
coBfamsg full power)

3 (oi or pertaining to a pleni.
potaDliar>)'l?'\('Hlft*
plentiful aij. ay, (f»{w
plenty 0! evidence
pleoebroic ody.^a^
pteoebroiim Cryit-^k^/.
pleomorphic ad;,
pleoniorphism /.
pteen (Gk. pleofi 'to awim* akin to
Sanakr.t ‘•aa) Zed n
p!eoDtilea>cej1ooile
PlteptUia fiot ai^TOTO-irrft

P. lanreoUle (m Mexico, a tea made
ffom the fronda is taken to cure
tha Itch— Ilian) ttUITW asilS'W
pleopodw pleopoJile m awimmeret
Zoal' m.

plerocereoid Zoal.(eoe)tted tapeworm
larra in the mnaele of a fiili)

Vi th«

eneyiled atage)

plrroma riolet (a colour, blnish blue-
re .1 miftiflw Jn bue, of low ft brilli-
ance) ftTreiftiffw

pleromeCol (girea iiselo tha raacular
cylinler) TxWTrw ei-
riesiadapidae PaUmtcl. Jtrfnfwatfe'
dSTM.

Flaslobippus

im

plot

Adai'idae

rie*iobippu» r.i/«n(o< (* genus ot
liorses coming iiume.lislelx l>ctore
i'ljNttj. iho genus of lli« present
horse) < 1 ^ snn Ft

|•lc>■ometacar]<at conJihon (Gk.
ylettoi 'close* nesr’)

•rawi

ple*!o*aur Pnleonlof »»•

Plcsiossnri = riesiO'Suna
riesiosautu (suborder) <isi«sil3'i-4

Plesiosaurus PufrerUol. 1 (s genus)

3 {not eap; tu eniuisl of kbit geous)
SiftHti ss,

P. Biactox'Cj'balus jpgiT^ 3WHT3
PJe*ij*l>u*P,;.4-oeAd «nfiT

Plesmouuiin Dot (ebsracters auaitat
to tluxsa of

belong to \r*ee»e) C»5 W-««Rt
(G uu Sixes i.i’idefrt as a avnonjim
of JmctplierluilfNinxHpitHifdistl
r. nurgarxlilerum (distribution—
IWngsl)

pleura 1 Jesj si

3 Zed. (pleuroiO 'fUT* *4.

Fleuraxiiithodiialchlliyutoiui

I4.

PleuraiaBiiuis P.tlroaioi.

P. .leehent «TSTT'« s#jrrz
pKural 1 Ae<i{

2 Zce^^ (pert, to a pliuroti or ylou-
rito)

(■Ktiral rasitjr

|>lcuTa1 pnslion Zod. luSvUtns
pleural rxl**
pleural rid*c
pleural rub

pleurapophxsis Zed. fliteral rerto-
bral process or true nb) le..

Pleoraspidotbermin Poleoslrt. (genus
ot the Meniscothetudao t*ST*5-ev)

sntft

pleurisy pfol. es.

pleuriie«»plenron

Pfeurobrichti Zcol. (from opposite
Slice depenl two long tentacles

— rn. 1 197) ^.aV^-sxFr

pleurobraoeb = x* all giU (springs from
the Ute*^! wal’s of Che thorax—
rH I 407) TOHpht *.

Pleiiroeamtnilae ee.

pletimeeDlininrafcoatcf. (Gk. jl«ra
'«ide4Lat. remfrasu. A latent
element of eentmm of tusoy fossil
ampliib»anm)^n^*»X^ «.
Pleuroeorcaeeae BcL ».

Plenroeoeeot £r{.(girBro.‘siJe', algae
vwg gtonng on 'sides' of treest
walls* etc.) 'ttllbfl-irartj
P. naegelit. P. vulgaris

PleuTOeo«lusPjfft>erof.#ff3HTt-Byft
pleuroevsdtlium Uftot (c)Stidinni
of a gill) arTTfilfo^l/. {^ pll)
I'lpiirosloDi Zoei. (on the laner edge
of tl fl last) ■WIBHaft •».
pleurotly fua /

rieurogooa Zcot. (gonads sn atriaf
wall) firfrws^T m pi.

PleiiroBieta Putreistof. (spik) leaves
— Sexxatxl ^9«l) ^pth^Tpr-saiFr
ple»roa(|>(. ^leurs)=|‘Wnie Zeet
(a {aterai part) QTT7T m.
p1<uto-i*at(ela( eosoectixe ^Axf
jTjTj.BiVtt ikil

pKttru|>cxUl coonexSise Zod. ^
jxjfl ^ tfW)

PleuropbvIliJia *(ief>0>Ox1> eloagalo.
oxal-CNH. 1II4S3) wrtrrr*P**

trsTfir

1'. iioeaia ^fire
Plexiropbvlhdmlae /vol.

*TT «.

pleuto-pue^imouij ^fi^e^H WlnTT*
Pleuropiery-u paiwaloL 'TttTTa*
M jS>l rs.

pleurorliaxhxc a If. Zoef- wi OTyt

rieurotremaia Z.vl. SUsr4g**m fi.
pleuro-viseeral «■ (j. ^ftjx g
plevus Jiuf. in. (from
pleads ol Aurrbaeb Zoof.

plexus of Me>*«Der=M«itsiier's pie.

pliability arWTWBi/.
pliable od;. ermw*. enllm
riiiiieheusa Pjfdosfof. (the principal
genus of Pliocene caiuefs— LuU p.
639)

pi lea B fold «r* /.

plica lacttmalis Ovkf Lilmef.

plipa ecmiluuaris Jug , mvx^.

wfn

plicate nd;. Eol. (banag loogitudiaal
folds) wron

plier (fr. pljr ‘to bend’) wi ■

pliers (pincers with long jawi) aQs*

n.

plight jttn/

plinth a^iuil Fs.
plinth area sqmf>ijRI4<tS
phntb of godoWB ^ t4Kllt -gT P? TT
Pliocene Grcl. n. (are

Eocene)

Pliohippus Ptffrmfcif. (a genns of
extinct horses from the North
Ameriean Pliocene acfl-inM^n) nfi-

Pliehyras Palwnlel. (comes from the
lower Pliocene of Greece— PH. If.

6is) arfT<is<niti tnnft

Pliopillicrua Paleenlei. (a genus of
a-threpoids feu hi in the Upper
SJiocene snd Loner llioeene »'"Fr.
=1^1 strata of Europe)
tnrFi

riio<aurus P.ileoisfcs’ (an extinct
genua of mums reptiles) wFt\T7«
STS*ff3TfB

pIiotreo=o*<tlhoB EIk. (a three.

electrode electron tube) fktft «,
PlocTclla Jrra sOTift (eajg^t

ancient word)

riorciJae Jrex *i. (bill

CO iieal and entireilike a needle
*5:*)

rioceinac Jeex^^^-arj^TO.
rioccns Jtn (they eoa-

airuct elaborate nests- I'll ancient
uante)

Ploilia inlerpunctrlla (Isdianmeal
moth) (attacks maize* etc— Imms
p.453)TlIsn*^?rf««r5t
.ploid .JB (hexa-ploi 1 TT Ipl)

•ploidy Zoef. .fFrar. /.

Ploina Zoof. (Gl. yfcincs 'fit for sail-
mg’, locomotion is performed by
the ciliated disc oalj) (k*sr4nft.zis|
ra.

plot n. 1 (of lamf) fnr*. n.

cxpcriDctiiz] plot a’yfbar Tt»T»
sample plot

silTiciiltoral plot YTTnlr enr^
2 £(t«-{frC.)*7!CT»«n. (ancient
word) (are aid)

plot 1134 plummtt

plot t* 1 (to mark llie position of on
» pliTi) sHw,

5 £»iiw ^ 1*11

plot »nj ares book w*** 8*0 %nt

plot l>00k QTX5 jtS*
plot bolder wrT*"‘5l1\
plot number
plot of land

plot proprietor wotT irftrTnft
plot aovnn; » sowing in patches
Foreilrp tS'T^ 81^,

«n^58m

plot survey /Veatrv (partial eniiRiera
tion by sample areas — I F.I) p 41)
?tvTl*rjeRI

plotted by eye only llrTTI
WTRI nw

plotted eurve riiyi ttll%8 VtE
plotter Latu (I P C ) ( t^)

t lot the locus t() ifalh WlVt
ploiling Dfi>ointi aiatli ftr'J
plotting the data 5<a(iil>ci RTttifl
rt«»t

plotting the fiiDclioa SMtulici fuwb

plough „g«m
plough ell tw «7T8r,

plough bullocVs Vw,

tlwi'Vw

plough cattle (91

ploughed land (wf t atfir

ploughing » . (U WRI

ploughland X
3 (M >lfa

ploughman («8n>* m,
plough rate(9t-ar4

ploogkraled (DU. 1 233) (W-Siftw.

8t*tt iatatnr
ploughahtre VT*! m
ptoegbahare bone JiaTOraer Sad,
(«nf« n.

2-pygo«y!egp{«Tfw»
plough sole iyrie (eompseted layer
in the subeoil formed by plowing
to unifortn depth for a long time)
( 9 t Pra«

ploTcr&f{irm (ancient word), fr&pf)
plow ••plough

plowleod ••ploughland
Ploebet Bat «r»lft

I*. Indies (liilributioo— Saodrb

buns)4rt

P lanceolate (laaves nr« ptil>eseent
on both stdei— B mu) sJttll-*! ^lll-
tra (Pam
P pinnalifida
pinnatifid)
pluck, ok 1
2

3 (to pnll n mneieal string witli
sudden force)

4 Gicl (to break looao and boar an ap
In large rasMesr^aid of glscietsftct
ing on aolid rock) o'vicn

plug 1 fimin. (ftlhMtffJCamjft)

2 Btee.% tfcot . Soot. ^ m
ping ilraiosge

plugging^-gotn (asm guMypVag.

ging 831 ^ 4 )

plug key firt

plum 1 m , atigjnnTl

2 (a eolonr.blnored A-rtW 1ft hne,

of low *M fslurftlioft ftii.l very low
ft brillianee) tnn *(1^*11
plumige Zo’f h8iTt m . 'tsSiStui o-
riiiRi Stella Sod. (fresh mater bryo>
roa'i* forniing Wuneliing eoioiiios)
tnfm flUifit
pliimateliul vn^ttt m
Plumalrlli'lec vnl^V dl in*
plumbvgiD fnfe f.
i'lunibagintsPae^M fwtic-fw n.
FlumhagivaUs fiat 'fan ^8 n.

riumlogoZof fwwiraiiif
P. roaca (officinal leaJmoit, roiy
flawerol leedworl, Cro plant)
Xn frW (B,K. wfaw, Pen.
roklorkalm, Horn Ilin. blar.
siwfav, Kao. Jhospii eksframafai
Oo|. «w fkn, Tel. trra ehiira.
malam> UtL roagaclhtamclo)

P, teyleDirs (wbita-flowerod lead,
wort) wwiesi fW (B .KOI. Ben.
Bam.flo] Dio. Uar. pu fett,
Kan Deccan cdiformalr

Muaderi cvfor, Peraian adifarok.
Tain, aiifro^m. TeLfvxrS. Uri.
cksiamato)

plumlifgo-grspbUe ftftra «. (-«»
for wfirs mineral)

plumbago )lae (a ooloor, raddiah.
bloe^'ItvT In bne, trflow WT aato*
ration sod bigh M kUliaBee) ST4*

plumbago crucible ftftHf-^TI
plumbago grey (a coloun blue-red
sfl^W in liUSi of low WT saturation)
ara^fTTTit

plnmbate CVm. »

plumb liob rfhr-gvT, <ls*tVWT
plumisesn ad; tflH flWI
jilumlieons adj tftwiW, tfttf ttfll
plumbeous dolphin Mamn.

pliimlieous redstart Am *^9*
pliimlier
Q TO«n m,

plumber imtlry 8«tj)5l* m.
plumbers' cement Chem. fftR?*
plumbi'(pluii<lie)Cf>em tflfir* (^Iftl)
pluRihi aceUt ^levl acetate Pkarn.
a(iq grOq

plumliK otf; CAcni. fflfkr
]>lum1iic anil (oitho. lneta}^f^

plurebi teroui <iily Clscm. tOff-VT
pIuDiliing fork Snrv. rfls m.
pliinibiie C/ieii> tflfhtn.

)>lumb line (« Imo or flliord)
tftnrrj

plumlio. (plumlmus) Cfierai tftw*
plumlioferrite admtllilirill m. {f(t8
leait. iron. *!< for *lV oxida,
r« for iiiinernt)
plumho aiobate d/mcrsl.
plumbous 0(f), CAem.
plumlium CAem tflq n
plumed seed Bol ( haa a hairy tuft'}

plume like ody Zoof «r»WtlT, qtlTf
J’lumeriawplumiera
plum fir (Pocloearpua ondiiu) (has an
adibla plum Ilka yellowisb.whito
fru t) 4!* *1

rtumiera Bet fftTfS

P, aculifoUt (pagoda tree, jatsaiao
tree, frangipani) CT*n*» iflrwrT*
(Kadk. Ben. torurehampa.

Bom .Afar AAoircAompo, Cambo-
dia cAompc*. Kan. AckAjespola.
Q uj. r AoifiicAampa, Utl. lufoAoeipo)
P. ilba (white ehampa, white fraft-
gipani) rflfqtt* (Baaa

P. mbra (true fraagipani) (*8

Wri*

plummet tdqv n

plnciM*

113S

pocket borough

p 1 uin 0 i« ad] Bot TV*rn
plamp (sriin) >rn 5*n
plum tree {Prunus fcmmuBii)
n , widjyru
riumtiUru Zod
I’lumulsriiJje ^ m-
plumule 1 Bot. (tl<e apical portion of
tlia emlirx o aaiO n.

i Zool =»lonn feallior
plum violet (a colour, hluiali rt 1

tn Eiuoi of Invfc Lirilliaiice)

fnr'T **il^
pliiniler qAd'l^-
pIuoj!e jwol Gfoj iTT3*fli
plua'errn?^ n
plunder locL /^{y Cnt

]>IuTality n

plaralitjr of causes Logie
plurality of oflicialora tURnt
plurality of |iuDislimeots
plural tavalioo £to>i< utr^ ^
plan* ej*

pluriloeularibf/ J3ct< VJ<rS7
plurilocular aporau'iuja Bat.

t(lJtl^yi"t)
piti* jifui/i.

plui ami R.IDU* memoraoJa (StU,
S39) tw.tKn jrm
plus'tniaua mefuo Admin
9n

plus raiDfall tleparture m «RhR-
plus atrais ilct

plus temperature lieparture «r^

pluteus Zool (frao awioimmg larva
of aca ureliios anJ opLiuraos)
fnw, -firw

pluteui larva frrtTlr’RV^ica-

nreliin)

Pluto i]tron< (itarpean ycUonuh
wtienaecn through tlia telascopa)
m.

Pluto LlaeV Cot. Ind tftl
P. lirown VTt CB
P. millin' blaerire«vW^ «!«
P.oranpesnr’tltn

plutocracy n. (sea bureau,

craey)

Plutoform blaeV CoL Ind, SHTTB BIB
Plotoform colours (uo direct dyea
lenderei! fast to washing by after-
treatment with formalJehyde) *nt'

pIutoDic (/eel. (crystaUine throughout,
lolidified deep within th« earth)

plulooic roch rnrrc&B VB
plutoBiuiB (Pu) (elemant oo. 94)
n- (=*)

pluTialia £or Tax- flT17
Pluvialia Aeet (genua including the
golden ptoTera) fBftfefjB.ffaifs
pluviometer B^hlPT m.
ply tb BBRI
ply for lute *nt gy
plyiB' for hire ttl^ gp BBRT
ply weft Spinain^ gRiIil BRB
]>lywoO'l CtTBI*? «.
plywood plank

ply yarn rjfjra ^ (not twiate.!)

P. M {per menaom- per nontli) S Itt.
(aftSIB)

PM (*PRHB?BI^). atRTTK m.

P M. (post niottein) 9t B. (*n
P.M. (poultry manager) $.3 (¥*1^-

pm, (premolat) ZeaL J (3^ STBB)
P.M, & H.O. (Prineipel Medical and
Eealth Officer) gf». (g>a| ftftt«?rf5f
Btd)

P.M. (oreeastsq
•pDca 'TBrn so.

pneuuutie Pief. BlFrS. BIB-
poeumatic I>ell Bi(a BvCl
pneumatic l>one ZaoL BT(tb ari^
pDcuuialic duct Zed- BIB-RBI^
pneumatic foramen Zoof.
pneumatics BifiiKl /.
pneumatic suction Bifs
pneumatic trough CAcn. urfa-tlVft
pneumatic lyre BT^-rIb
pneumatoc)st=pocutaatopliore ZeoL
(aiT tvrity aemog aa « Boat) BTQ>
^TB lU.

pneumatolysit Oeot. BTBttB w
pneumatolytie adj. GtoL BI*4fllBr
pncunutopliore 1 Bet. m hreaihing
roots BB*TB ^si.

U Zoot.=pncomato<yat
pneaMOCOccuf Baet- m.

pneumogastrtc adj. ZeoL
pneumo'sslnegsD'Ijs Zoot-

^ Oil*(

pneomopsUie nerre ZeoL
BIT

poenmonia dfsd. (from Gk. plcumon
from Sanskrit BS^tTTTB nu

lobar paeumonta ^croupous poeu*
nionu BtBg.f^hlTTB
Lroncliial pneumonia = catarrhal
pneumonia=lobular pneumonia
tUftBBI-BBltTBI*
pnenmonlc plague
pneunionitis m

pneumopentoneum 2Itd.

Big m

pneumothorax jt/ci. (air or other gaa
IS present m the pleural cavity)
tlij.'-j'HBig m.

pBoepyga itrea »ifr>g^5 iraifa (ex-
tremely short tail of six soft
feathers)

Po (polonium) CAcni fff(ti)Bi3)

PO, (post ofaeo) a (9 brb), xig.

(m-tn)

PO. (PrieiugOflicor)»lW (^from-
aiPlBid)

P 0. (Publicity OfQcor) ».«. (StTUfft.
atfiBiO)

Pou Bet. (genus of meadow grusea)

, P alpiua Bikn IlliHUlR
P. prstensis (mevJow grass)
Btixwns

P SCI uodus (it has a fibrous root
system— Mcl<ean I 790)
tllSBUIH

peach r6. 1 Wi^tB B)TUt, ftiBIT gTRT
3 (to wash freu from acid) an?-
BIBB

poacher I iTRtCT-iJlT m.

S (a tank for washiog nitro cclintosa
pulp free of acid) wbrbtbb) /.
PoacorJaites Pcifeoniof. Ipoa 'grass’s
cordaifei) BIBgn-BBlft (genus of
toasil plants with grass like leavM
—Scott)

Poales = Clumiflorae i3o(. BiR.tiVB

pochard /rcaSI^BI /.(ancient word)
jiocLct 1 i^c m

a G<ol. fntht n. (On ‘in-

terrupteJ, not continuous')
3lft7H.(aain milk pockets ^.^)
pocket area irtg $nt
pocket hatilcship jffif. arg
pocket borough (whose right of
repreaentatioQ is virtnally owned

1136

Poinciana ragia

{>ocket‘eata

by a iiogls pertoQ or fuaily)
'frtJT

|>otVfi«*»e nVg-'grfi
pockrt clip >1^5
poclcl espeniei

pocket popher=gopbergirflJjr m
pocket knife ^ penknife

%ara1-gfl

pocket'Ieoi lifg-alg
pocket oiler
pocket rider

pocket>«lupeil od; ntfnTT

pocket ipituli Uoldioi) nr^-Otf

(nwa)

pocket ipectroieope Phiu

Trfhr

pocket itopwatch
pocket tbemonetet
pockwood- ligaora.Titae (Oadi.iesn
e^*aU) m

•pod. 'poda ‘grr
pod ^legume fiat ftT*<»/.«V»
podilie eiuietioo a/ed grfTv Nnn*
tw

Poditinidie (» fiioily of large hairy
bMi) rIfireiA n-

PoiUliriui^ooi tWt^nrf^
Podargt diM '«»5«T3n»I m. <!rog-
Dionth liae a wide gape like
the (rose)

Podergidee Acu irijw ♦« «.
podetiura Cat. (« italk.like body]

V^f

podex Zaet 1 (ana) region) g^S^ll m
9 (the pygidium of an iDeecf) ITV-
ttr=W m

podiiMluLefoot

podicet aJt Zed (belonging to podex
or anal regtoo) >17
podical plalei Zod
Podicepidee Am gwjJB-dtl m
aoetent word)

Podicepa Am irwift
Podicipea w»^pi.jr»l6t

P. Buriaiilii flitlle grebe. daU
chick) wggwyB

Podicipiforraea [otiif)Z<Ki tt*19-riei
n. (rate er?')
podilo Zod w.

•podile Zaoi
l^mn «.

.p^lmaa .Tt..wrt

podebnoch podobraackie (foot*

gUl-^H. I 407)gR*^ W
podobranchia Zeol «

Podocarpaceae n

FodocerpineaeaPoJocarpaceae

Podocarpua Bot fyioie- 'etalk', larpoi
'frnit')

P andina •• p'nn fir (it haa an
ediblo plnnliko yellowiali white
fniit)

P. eotiacea (yaeea)

P. daerydioidea •< kahikeiea (it
II valued for itt rasiii)mt)’{x((-
T9I

P fertuginea «> hleck pine m
B uro(itbaa a brown wood)m)
frs«*

P. lati folia

P. neni(otia(iMrM/elia*wit1>)eaTet
ed tike K/riun ^(lO *T4l('rf

P. pardieana • jrecre (found in

Weit lc»d.ee)tRnwi f»irett (s^jrw-

emt Paeilie oeean)

Podocci Jvu ^cn>nnfs (m liabitt
tlioy are airietl) ground Inrde.
epeoding practically their whole
time on it)

PodoVetauTua PutrontoC (amatl leap*
log reptile*— ^wioton p 6) Wfr?*
*tT? UUlfd

r. lioltokeaaie tmieg
potlomf re Zoot ) Wipie^ w
9 m ImUeegoacatxnw^-^er m.
Fodophrya Zool-
podophyllio ergofk /.
podophylli ceMoe wnt

podopbylli rhifoina opodophyllura
Pkorm-

Podophyllua poi- mfil
P. eoodi (Indian podopbrtlam)
timiat t wyw (Nadk. wi*')
podophyllno e podopbjih thizoma
B podophjilani riiuonea may.
apple root >9AiDerino oendrake
Fkarm. wjTti ^ n
podophylluaCof rar (withetalkad
laarei)f*nw

Fodoaphaera Pot. Uicbotomoaily
branched, appeodegea to Ibe peri,
theciom) 5wnPtn.g»tfil
PodotUnuceee Bot. gw n.
Podoilemoa Pot. (mna ef tbe nrar.
waede)

poiliol (grey a*lilike aoil) /.

podiolizatioD
♦iin

PoJura = Orchetclla
Foebroiheriurn Paleontol. (an early
camelicl) gtff

C/ Proeamelu* BtUg-mfit
P. labialum Sltnaw
Poecilobdella ^oef. (GL. yioilifot
'Tariegated')

Poeciloaoma Zool (Gfc. poiWoi
Variegated’)

P. luteolutn (Lat. futrelxn *ytU
lewiah') 41s aiewwin
poem wfirnr /., *irg «.
poetc^n,
poetader m.

poet laureate <TW vfgw.
poetry Ttl n.

Pogonainn Ptf (Gk pecon ‘beard7
fiuiviHnrft

PogoaicBjon (fr GL pegon 'beard',
itc >ion 'thread' fdamenti ntnallx
beirdwl— Da<a]

P. pjf » ifloriie (Idt iw p«» ‘little')

PSS«

r. |deilreniliOide« (leivat piibe
*c»iil— Ba«) tlBVT* T'fig
1* piirpureiietii 4r«ntfil
Polil'e roiniiiiitater pi,gt (marcory
cup eouiiiiutalor) Bmw't*

poihlt
•vo>t»u ir»a
•poirhc 3frc/

]>oiLilitie oilj. PelroQ (Gk poiiilei
‘apottad, piftil'. The aiiecLIed or
niotHe.1 appearance of eertain
rmnerala. doe to tVie ineluaiotii ol
otheri within tham — Jobanaaan
I 60) WWW

poiVilitir texture Petrog WWW BBS
poikilophilicarf/. Pitroff (Tyrrellp 90)
ttwft-wiCrr(ipr« (opbitic *if*pfifwt)
poikilotlierm eJ/. et^wfl (
poikilotbemial .•poiLiIotbermic
poikilolhermic oJt erneni-Tln
poikilolberniKOi et^gunST/
poikilothermout •poikilothemic
Pomciana Pet. (ornamantal fowera^
WTwyw g*i6i

F. elate (wbUa gold mobur) f’ts*

jwt wimw

F. regie mi-eitBW

PeintetUa

1137

poisoning

Fi>in«etlia Bet. (eoloQr«<'l l'r»et«)
r. iMilrherrima

2 ^ H., m.

3 m

4 srn w , stOt m.

6 irv tx
G WH n.

7 .isitnot ^M( (*».ofshor»«)*in».

8 .4t{rOH (eseh point - Hi) ■*•

9 Fltf- {* switch) rtftjt n.

10 3/llffc ^ >!.(« IQ p. of sJojis
Sion)

11 Mclfc (sa iQ 43)

)>oiQts =bials MitK. -sVi^ n

12 Blf »*•. «tn

13 3 IK "•

14 Ytunv {tine of «a sntl«) »1>1-
srwt / , *5in wnit

13 raHcUnliCu
point jfi. I *T*rt

£ (to finish n wall by fiUins tli«
joints with e«iii»ut. nortar «tc)

5 Ut I {«M 1 of S’l alisewi) *0041'!
V4HI

pnlnl <t fT7*TT. ft^TTTWT; ST^
point tirtlo f4»5*ft
poinlf<irtJj tflvi

poiaio4 fOil I sTpnr^sni

2 (of n erj slal) iftrsi
poiotrti IrfS V^R
poloirtl.mouth rbiooreros b btseV
rliiooorro* ip=l *t*T45
poiDloil dp stfis n.
poinlcr 1 ^/.l^C^na.

2 (a ilog Trliieh bnots by sc«et)
"k (*t&f?l niTOtnt word
(or hocni)

point focus Opll<lioft<iol. ftsj-RjfiT
point for consiJcrslioa STR

Point Four Proyram ^ «l4xR
point imlicttor Blf. ??rw

pointin* 1 StfhJXTW » , _

2 (material (ir Rfrw'n-i*

5 (of «n «b»C^<») *>uniV xnu
point of aJnissiuo ftfacJi ttVrtR^
point of spplicsiion ifaik. HVftt-fr^
point of Aries Ik fc’J
point of compmsioo J/ncA. tHVr*

point of rotictirrenre IVndi- RtiR

point of contact AfnfA.
point ofa'ontnrr ffcinirr J/hfA.
(ln-ttft ft:»5

]M>iDl of eonvcr'coco OpilAifnof.

stfwRW f**!

janial of ent off Stiuh. 4)k-RT
point of Jifferento WSit^ W
imint of diaci^aco OpAfAntsicf
»WT»I

)>Oinl of ifoubt

l>oiat of cmcr'cnco Oi'UftjiKal,

point of fixatioo = point of repM
OpMAnUci KRfil»5
|>oint of ^raic fifii HIITA
l>oint of ioriilcorc 0|>k(iintwct. "i4iH*

point of inflection Stalk.

point of ioicrsccdon
finrrirtfip;
point of Uw ftfij-RtW
point of Lihra^t

point of odlct p.irl trtuUet aW^K*
pnint of reflection OphlMmet. RTT*
I«oiQt of rcfroctioti Pkyr. y t K4 »

f>^

point of rc^nfwpoint of fisstion

point of refesse SJaek-

point of rcTcrsil

point of roution Rftsnm Tc^

point ofspenn entry Zivt,

4PS n^-l€»j
point of support PJkys
point of sospensioa fKtrvw*

r*^

point of tbc pits ^ ift «iVv

point of tiew cfti^ os

point out Pt^lCT. Pt?ti %fKt, (m, mi..

lakes) ftRlWWt
points see point

points ami rrossio's Blf Rtrt *Vl
%^).»*rwii %fi(t
points forOcrision fs^ry^ fTTT
points for di»custioawwt^T7
points indicator Pfy. 9*7*^
points in isanr rr«l4 Bytt
points locAcd JUf. Rlfinr W^Z9
poUtaman j «|Q

2 -switebotw

pniiilt Miuccailihun Blsi. IK *504 r
jKiintr of entry RRR-rRK
|•oi^ts of (he eoaipais ft

lioioi source Pkft. ir>i7-f**e-
point source of lljbl P/otom. S4rtlT
RlRJK'firS

{loioia rationing arV'fTidrr?^

|>oials set anil locknl Big. Rtfint

»!Vi Riftra*n«

points nnder di‘cu«ion

ftTR

point system pn rationing) <nS-R«Pl
point sraaderio* w.

poIser>ahaIler=I>alanccr Zc»] 4st*

n9n,

Poi^euille's law (of rtuil foTi)tTTB-

where

* eoj W 9 •

Y •• Vclocilr of flow R (5%ii)
p-jiressure ihITerrnre !i (fJrfty)
r ■ ruihu* of tiit>e •! (fimi)
fvlca^th Pf tnl<e ^(Vi)
varawflii lent of fluid M>n>«iiy
«(flF*w) (VeLeinIb97)
poi*«n H. Ar • (Const )

)>oi>«D rfx 1 ftrrfpi, fireptlti ertn,

9 f'Ayriml Chem
j'oisou liait At'RTT

jioison liaiiin*

pouonWrra 1 (iMnirfd rcersfnr)
2»biltersweet (SWaaam dulca-

•virn) *S4rtt5 sx*
l<oi»on bulb I

2 (CnaNvi aiKKiran) /.

(B.Af.)

poi*on rampai'n f^-atfaroK
poison dnet r«>j.
poKoncilnfi flKm. rK-.frip^
poi.or»»i }kiit« rrwniWTr
poi'Oncil food ft'lll N
jHjiionf r Attki ( q) t>k
poison fan* ftr 7 *?!
jioisockflower = luttcnsieet (<rcf,iaaat
ifafconorii) tS^THTJ sx.
poison glands Tool. filR RpR
poison hemlock Af n.
poiaonirg l fttrm sk. as^

fttTlRRl

poitOR ivy

1138

pollC*

2(of

poiSoo I'v (BAiii tcjiroffeiKhoit,

ftliNi Skill

pOHOQ jaw ft? ^

poUoQDuil (Sfrjffknoi niij; vcMifa)

(N M)

2 (Jalrapha curcai) ^^*5 •» i
n7»X

pOliODOUl Olfl ^

poisonous dose J/ed nug SIW
poisonous dru? ft»T3 WTif
poisonous pjs Tifd
poisonous io|;redieEl> ATHTtn

poisonous substince
poisonous tel pUni sbittersweet (So-
l3HU"> dulcamara) V^TTITJ n
poisonous ve'diLle oils ^ ''

lift ^

poison pills jfifiT
poi.onpoi'pv-ted j-oppy (PnjMsif
'tiwosjT^
poison M« felt
roisoni Act fi™ ^

poison Mlntioa

poi>oa IreevbliaJiag tree
foisioa diiinbaiian Slotiitiei (lO
vhch^hi proportioa of iqmomiK*
khe populitton lioory tmilll BK^*

flnn«i

lioler 5 ? n

jokffoot-|iliytolice* Pkam (eon.

uist a Tcrr litter resin) n^aiq m
I’oVtm plieessnmm^^nV ns. (Jar
txplanatim la koklsi)

I'olicaoihuf Zoof (has elovatod
•rines— Swinton) TTlfe

rolinifis ftlioaaCUonie felina JJat
I'olioitia iiicosa sCleome sisma
ral

polar orf/. trilB. M<1 . s «

roljf Zocr.rfjp (asoit
polar tear 1 n^

Sfacoloor, >sl[o*isti ro])ellovr
In boeiof low ft aatura*
tiaa and srety huH *, UvlUitiaa)

polar UIu 5 <ln «&m
I>oltr lody I «.

a - polar eell ^ polar f;lobale iJsot
(a Rviaut* call wbiefa Mperalee
Iroin thaejg darmi its natora.
tion C-'ilI)' diian«arin*)«Tfe«l /,

polar )>ond nsB
polar caps Cffol
polar cell =polec liody
polar cleft Ua

polar coordinatee JfdiA ttfe? Bit!
polar distance Xa(k
polar equation ]fat& tffeB Ri^lVTt
polar form Jfoik. ufeiT PI
polar formula Hath- H^lB ^
polar furrow 2ocd
jMlar globule — polar laady
polar bate^arclsc bare
polanlocular apore^blasteoiospore
polarimeter Optica (for moasunog
polariaatioo) m

'polanmetry atfimH
Poltru = Nortb Star ditroii 3VT CB

Polaru a a Uraae lllooria Jtiron.
atfjf pg nife m

polariscope Opttct atfilfB^^ m.
]x>lati«e ^pelaine

polarity ZecL (ibo quality of baring
poles) ^feBI /.

polariastioii 1 (of |i{bt) it.

3 Ckeia. K.

atomic peUnuuoo (Pa) BtBlfkfB

electron polaruauoo (Pal
grfen (Of.;

orientation polanaatson (p*) s tj T up
tRgBfe*t(“")

polanisiioaof light ffBnizr<rn>^
polarise rb erftipp^n
polarited by reflection Phys.

Sn irfwptP^

polanseo light sifant{*B« BUm
polariaer aTfssf7>BB i"»
polar line ifaik gelulw
polar noJoTe Jfot. spy'D^
poll, mange Col InJ
polar plane ^v) mnv
polar piste Btoi. ^ Bt
polar plug Z«iL W»« feu
polar |> 0 int Jiiram- g* fe»J
polar lenprocils 3fol>t.^flU *3^
polar red Col. Jnd- BTS
[■olir region ^.tr^
polar seas ^

polar subaornsal Hatk. jftt srqlgTB
polar lublao'rnl jymk. J|<lB «-

ami

polar irsangles jetB filBW

polir yellow Co! Ud gflBBld
polar aone ^B B^frvi
pole n 1 B9!B nv,, B5^

2 BBsw m , wrwi

3 fmaasure of 5i yards) =* roJ ill n.

4 ditroe. a ^ m.

b (of t)ie eetiptie) »tsB m

d t'erutrf (a tree whose breast high
diameter runs from 4 to 13 inches)

W»

7 Qiot (as tn North Pole) ^ m

6 (of polar coordinates) Jfath.

9 Bin BR7 m.
pele ti. Ckem ftafewiHB
pole a-ae BTTJ ws.. RtW
pele bacilluswCatplewski's baeillos
pole bacterium m Catplewski'a
barillas

pole cap illy BSTBtH)
poWeai wtstIto/.
pole rclli Dial. ^ vhn
pole ttop i orrstry (a erop eoosistieg
of p6trs)Tin:-tTtB.tV«-BB «. (/or
rrpfowatie* are crop)
pole.crop methods iomlry fWB'dWB*
fife

pele flounder m derpiea fioue^er
•ttM-tat

Polr'iske value gr nnmlier (meaF
lure of tha intolulle volilila fitly
acili in a iimple of fat or oil~
Dennet) silg-BditlB
pole of the ecliptic ditron. Bl»B »•
poleplism Zoci (At the end of the egg
.opposite the nurse eelti is a patch
of proto; la>rn called hy Hegner
the polrplasm — Poncaate' p 177]

pole strength PAyi IJB-TrfV

pole strength measurement PAyl.

5B rfw RIBB
pole w eod Fvrntry tW*

(•olianile w'rtnlfe* m («r for
manganese. oaide, •• for

stfe* mineral)

rolunihes flat nrBl'T*<n fftrrfe
P. luberota (tuleroie) «IKI*B
»I*<t (B . M , Ben f»-fl'I«t)

Poliao vesicle Zai a|{^ SSIITBB
polire errrtfl (-t\) III (aseient word)
(Const )

Police Act

1139

politictl dirieion

Police Act WTT%-*rf«fT«m
police armourer enTfiff
police authorities
police aulhoritT

Police Beoe^olent Fund irTT%-f^-

IHslice eharge sheet iTldit ^hrfhr-in
police coat •rTTf 9 *'sht
Police G>inmissiooer
police consuble irTwt ( r^) n.
police court (,y: inferior court
exercising limited mrisdietion over
oP’ences ot a criminal nature) *tK^‘

police cuModr smf^-irftlTtfrT

police department •r;7%-^trrn

police district

police drill »nT%-^htfT

police enquirr

police escort srft mtlft

police farce

police gaaeite wrt^-qTt

police general diare entf^-ATinsq.

police guard «rTr»t4ir«
police hoa|iilaI WTTfH'ftrfV^TF^
police ins|iecior tfTtftr firflstT
police iDielligeace arnfw «I«a^
police judge e police justice
police jurisdiction atur^r wtti Rn nr
police j'osticeapolice judge aurfy

fwlice lihrarr

sohee magUtraie ernfy-^ riftC Tft
>o1iceiraiil(con$uble) anrtft { 1%

9 (an instrameat, as a flat piece of
robber on the end of a glass rod
for remoTiog solids from a beaker
or other resse!) m.

*olice Msnosl
lolice offleer frrTfs-ttfinTft
■olice offtcisl enrltt-^T irmjf l
olice outpost sntfifi •Jnft
olice papers iTTtt^ ^
ohee parts-
ohee pitel snrvVvttt
olice ptiicrn srTrtt?mY
olice post trrrfsr '•r<t
ohee power Lev (the inherent po.
srer of a goTcmment to maintain
the general seenntr> general mo-
rals and eonditioBi of eodal and

political life) ?n*R-3tfss
police practical test 1111 %

^5lt

Police Prosecuting Icspcctor nri^

police purposes »nT% t TOl an
police register

poljce-regntered Wirftt-qsftfira
police regulaiioos «:T%‘f«finnT

police remount fund tgrrfid-R’^-^rfW

police repo't
police rules wirfig-flreil
police service
police tqued

police sttliou wpre n , tjpn
police station-house srpn

policy sutement sflfil-9T«r, jftfif-

policy year ^

pohmeut^red chalk
P®1'“S Chem. n.

polioencephalitis nfRie^^jTTVk n.

poliomyelitis (mflammstioa of the
grey matter of the spinal cord)

Sfrrihm

polish n swrJ m,

poBsI* pJ-srari^r
pohshable edj.
polished adj. jr^

^

police stttioa-hou*e officer
«rft

Police Sob.Prosecntor«n^-Tg.K^.
afVsET

police surveillance register mrfv-

police (raining college anrfsr ilfitflnt-
flfirttiiwff

‘ch*®! wnfiff-Brntim-

police wireless officer

polifT 1 sflfir/. (Const)

Politics tnrfHff

a /nsoruoccsftB^ fn. (flh stands

both (or «inh and xnh)

accident policy

eudowmeni policy

fire policy

lapsed policy vowi

life policy

runniog policy ^ «thi^
uuralurd policy aisir^
valued policy siN^
whole life policy KttftrT
policy and plans sftft aftf olsrn*
policy-broker rtbnt^ arctlH
pohcy-dccision dtfj
policy-holder
policy loan i ftq>w
policy nsiicr siHa ftru
policy of assurance
policy of goremmeut SRRH qlfV

pol-ey of insurance aii^4tvt
policy of sea-insurance Bsy-sthwn
policy or practice iftft tnm aug|jy
policy question *%.aw,

polished surface Phy, tnn f gg WS
polisher Jun^B B,
polishing cloth Wjf j-t 5 q|
polishing matensls
polishing of grams
polishing red Cel. Ind. jk
pehihiDgs (nee) Sieehm. SOTTR n.
r^^'^odj. 1 (constitutional) Bf-
WWTC

2 (sagaeions in derisiog or promo*

ting a policy) But, tftftjTO, tOPm

3 sflfitjSB

<

political ad/ Tnr^%B (Conti j
polmcaj actntty tntVro figtmfhmi.
tu^rTg 5wq?r

pohlicil affairagnR^BBrf

polilicil agent

politiul and military department
TTgstfe* tniT SfW ft nni

]>olilicaI antecedent HTTfet

political arithmetic rifirt

1 (economics) snftTTO n.

s-s sue social

and financial statistics of a state)
llW-Sifirtrff /,

pohlical aspect TTWfrl Wft
political a**orijtion

political corporation gnr^ ft, ^
p ohnral dc pirtmcnt ftwm,

q tl i tnir q. fgMif t

•TWm-BW

political discretion fH*

political division (a distnet or«bd..

poUtiul •conomy

1140

pol;caTpic p«t«nmala

Tision of & district Aijtr p 9B70
iTtnn

political cionu.ny /,

RflTTrati

political eJucatiOQ oftlie people
phn <l

political ^atlienDg

niPlftmwi

political lilierty fTI'jt’WT.

politKil life n a ^r t*
political matter fW’t

politKil mecliD” Tpntfas flWl
politi' j) lllttnbera

)>olitii.al movement TriMf^l wrs^ta^
|>olilaal newspaper
(•olitual ofFeni e tnio tntV't* amM
relitiial Orriterani^^^ M^mfl
political or^anieatiQD ^IWI

political outrage Tni^r-e« «riv77, rr?

trrr«

political pirtv W

political j ennoB trr^fit*
pulitieal pcQaioucr Tnaftx

political power tijufTC nf«c
political priaoner
political rcavooa TTsVas CTtei
Political Keiiilcot VimintV

liolitical right* tfsiVfns arfittET?
political tcicDce ^9PI

l•ollllcal uplicatal tra^*
political warfare ^7

politician Tfstflfar? m
polilica tltrtllft/

poll ti 1 (dating of votca) n

3 (recording of vote»}*n^wa ».

3 (number of voCea eaat) T^nra

♦tWl. /

1 (place where tbe votes are eaat)
atl^RlWR, atuvR fi
poll t^-lopoff /'creilrr
pollan (a lake whitefih) 4Wt€T/.
poIUrda. 1 rcreifry la tree wlioea
atembaabeeneutorT(utuall) above
the height to which cattle can reach)
for the production of ahoota from
advantitioua buda — I F IV)

3 (a coarse "t kifll of bran J^) *CT-

5^ «.

pollara t*. reriilTf
polUnUa y^uit, peiavr^

pollariled teak trees forestry

pollardmg forrifryt¥:4^Bn

fWillata mcllkod f orcslry W’'4<W-

flft

pollard aboota Porcairy Wrig-yftg
C/ coppice ahoota trfic
pollard ayaicm Foreatry
tUfir

pollen Bot «mnm
pollen chamber Bot.
pollen flower Bot sni-ar^
pollen gram Bot ^4 ^
roUenia^oof B^pitjl «aift
1’ rudie (cluster ll)) RiHi-r WI5*
Strfl

pollen propoICBcy 4414 441(41
(iqIIcu aae l^or 4414 t^, 4tl4 >rl7
poUen lube idol 4414 4t»
pollex (Ut . •thumb') ttas m
{ollioat’oci pel (tranafereneo e( pol*
leo graioa) 4?I4«1. 4414 6*44. 44T4*
B^nnt n

pollination drop Hot- 44l4<tr«>^
pollination mcaUanuui Bet 4n44>
t4fl,44t*WI *»4
roUlOg 44714 H
polling liooih 44714 ksi(

I'olhog Oftivcr n47ir'-aifa«rfl
puUiniuoi Bot (pollen maae) 44mf'4*T

poUioiralioaspollinaliou
polltaodiUDiwenlhendiuni
poll tax (a tat of eo much per heal]
nfsrt^ *4. 4(^44 *4
pollucite ra^'an m. (fs. (or 444413
alniDioinni, 4. (or 443 eeainm, ft
(or *r4^4 aiTicatei *^41 (or
Bioeral)

pollutetf,«f[^«44l. 7(%8«;44t
polluted wetcr //pgiene^fn 444
polluted water eupply mt

4714

pollution I 434)444 u.

S (o( » ater) XT4 ■• > ^(44 4441
pollution «( air Jfyyicae BtJ 74VI
poUux 3(>iicr<>L»poilocile
i'ollaaaalirrculea •• fi CeraiDorun
fj^ 6434 n , (^<04 54 ( 3 , 4ft4 in.
I olo 5pcvla 4444*54 aa-
|>oluniurn CAe"i 4)413 m.
l>oly Eeort.
tnonopoly

duojioly 77(4414
oligopoly 4454441(4474
poly« (Gk. pofK from Sanskrit Jt)
iGhcm. 3 ^

345 .

poly>acidic aiij 35 »t(»?t4
polyad(nith a valency greator than
two) 354377

poly-adeiphous nd/ Eot S5-44I4

Polysllliii ilet S^il&'Jtsnfe

1’, rerssoidcs g4(4|yt 5»3l^ (rero*
uidei resembling a cherry tree.
«f«« cherry)

I’ fragrans 34(14 34 * 41 ( 51(4 ‘Jtar
rnni-)

1*. lungifulia (mist tree Indian hr)
44141*4 34** (Basil 38 **, ban.
Seals'))

r. simiaruin 7J*a 34 ** (m^
Orissa)

polyeDdrouamf/ Cot 553^44, 347 .
i%t44

rolyaDgisccae iloct. (a)st5 roinulwh
usually many— ldorgua)5^® J*t*
Folyangium Bnet 55*ll47n(<J
1* Simplex 4* S5»Vf
polyauibui Bot, Tat, (with many
I'eneri) 353 R

I’olyantliui £«( 353«7n7nf4
P.luberosi 4Tiin>4 35je<f
polyercb a<i;. Bot 353,4
polyargyrite 354*nr4 *«. (!» poly ,
441 argyr ■ .4* '.iIb* for flft* mine*
ral]

Polyerlhra ZkI »t4<4f»4 44l(H
Diit PolygoBuni354ir« 4*lfiT
Pol7aipidae,.?tKd 35«4«)-mp;
potyitomic ody 55444lf«4«
polyaalal joint •• multiaxul joint
4nal «75l 44f>4

polybiiile T4 j0t 4 m (<»• (or 4W
aitrer, k. (or antimony, 3- (or

aiilpbido, 4* lor flft* mine-
ral)

roivcarpa Zool. «wrjrtfi-fr*ir4 {•5'

‘water’ ancient wor 1 )

Folycarjica yiot 353n4-axft

F corymbewa (flowers nomeroui—
Dtsu) 4I41»4 3*344
polycarpellary ad,i Hot 3^*14 (/'ofy
from Sanskrit 3*)

jiolyearpie perroniets Bot 417444

WjW)

FelretU* 1141 polynarizaUon

from iWi-

ffM '» spot') ^VI'VTWilfd
Polychjft* Zool. »« r*-

p«]ych*«>a1 adj. Hot.
poljchasial cyme Bot- WJ-

polyrhajium Pol yniW m- (ife-eta
ainm)

polythromme CoJ Ind
i’olycitondacaDiitomidae
polyclad ai»S5u«t n-

FolycUdia Bool. ( the alimeatary
tract has maay pnmary braaehes)
it*«nr«-*PI n. ('nt order)
roIycUdidasPolTcUdia
Polycolpa Z«iJ (bu pedal lobea)^*
rnfe-Htnft

polycotyledony Bot.
polycyclic toteooitcte iJot. (&IeLeaa
1.853)

polycyely Bei, /

polycytharmu .V«d. 'exeeas q{ red
blood cell*) wfirT^rittwi /.
polydactyl«hypetda<tyl ad}. ’ff'IzN
5B

polydictylUm
polydietyleata polydactyl
polydaciyly *< polydiciy lito
Polydora Tod. (Its ipeeiea excavate
falletiea la rock or oorml or la the
•belli ofTarioes Mollnaca— Pfi I.
353) atTSW^-nrift
polyeinbryooy 1 Uoi. 5 ^-inraT/,

3 rod.”gertninogony Vfinn %.
Polygala Bel. S^ 4 >«

P, cbiDcnait « coiaiBoa lodiaa
milkwort (diatribotiCD— thcoogh.
oat India) MIHI^ 5^'£’^

P. crotaUrioidca (Jiatribatiou—
temperate Himalayaa (rom Cha-
taba to Sikkim)

P. glomcrata (diatnbation— Aaeam)

P. beynuna « P. libiriea
P. ecncga

P. eibinca = Japaoeie acncga
(Jiitnhatioo— China)

P. tclepbioide* (diitribotion— Tra<
vancore)

Polygiiaceae Bot. (the milkworts)
S^jra f* *.

polypamiil { T).

polygamoos adj JM ,

potygamona plant
pol) gamy *^WI 5 * 1 .
polygcnclie edj. SbiUl'I
polygenctie dyes CJim. S tm w t«r«
polyglandalar compound (male,
female) PAom. syilf‘«J (ITT,

tfl)

polygon JfoiA. m.

Polygonaceae Bot. 3TOf»a-f5 «.

(from Polnonun flllfi)

polygonal Jfort.
polygonal body Boi- ajHa
Polygonaica Bol n.

polygonal pnsm fl

polygonal protein body Bet. *1X9*

polygonal pyranul *15*

Polygonatnm Bot- firnfs-aarTs
P. mnliiflomin (wbitowort (Germ.
n*fls«wfrelX Jacob’s ladder, lad-
der to-beaven. lady'taeal. IiK of
tbe moontaio, man) koece, St.-
Mat) ’aaeato ealwort. Solomon's-
seal) CTRJ*a
polygon law pjp,
polygon of forces nti *5511
polygon of Telocitiea Bkyu B?vi-*T-

9*

Polygonua Bet. 5 ^l>a-iiaifi
r. aixtomwp. poocitlnni
P aapbibiom

P. ■vicolare (nio^joints, ninety-
knot, bird’s knoterasa, ceatinode,
kootgrass. koolweed. kaotwort)
5 *ttf^Peraian Aarsr 5nii-

dai)

P. barbatoiB (DnUeta trigoaoni—
Baeo) 5 ^ 1 "*

P. ehiDCBSC ifrt jwlb*

P. cymosnuaF ngopyrnm
eymosum

P. glabmm (Bom.

rolxiroAtJa)

P. bydropiper (water pepper,
areeamart. biting pepper, biting
pertiearia. amartweed) atfuff *

r. tnarropbynatn ™ P, epbaerc^
•tachyiini

P. molte (Mcfiti ’•oft’) ^ 5^*1^

'P. nepalensenP. panctaton
P. orleBtale (it la a good tonio—
Baau) *5* SWf^

P. persicana (common re3 penle*-
ni. lady’s thamb, spotted red-
shank) (distribution— Kaabmir)

P, plebejum TTsflj** (Baa-

tali rontpAttl)

P. punctatumia snakeweed (learee
are applied to swellicga— Baan)

P. eerrulatum (stems redduh —
Baan)

P, iphaero<iarhyum (with bril-
liantly coloured inflorescence—
Basil) Alias'*

P, latatieum = kegopyruin talari-
cam

P rirpaianum (branches holJotr—
Baan) gfitTtT7« 5^«I^

P Tiviparum (alpine knotweed.
TiTiparoof bistort) (found (rena
Kaabmir to Sikkim— Basu)f|itT(^-

gwf-*

rolygorJiiJae r«f. S* 5 tft-%yT «.
Polygonlius ZeA (genua of .Arehi-
annelhda) saarfa-ffarft
polygraph J/rf. n.
polyhaliie ^af^ra m. (f- lor
calcium, <• for ?TT 3 potuainmi W.
for WPr3 magnesinm, B- for
iclphate, -ta for nfN mineral)
polyhedral angle ifof A. *X*^
polyhedron Geom. *S^ m-
polyhydric od;-(yol>r+Ajrifroxyl+ »e)

ews^fg^
polybydroxy ad}. CAem.
polyhydroiyl CArm. n.

Polyknkos Zool. SVaita-aaifs
Polymaitigina ZooL S^tt-dar m.
Polymaatodon Pctroniol- (motari
became extended by the addition
of fresh rows of tnberclei— Swia.
nertoa p 360) *^^*153 xrajft
polymeliaspolyraely (state of har-
iTg anpernnmerary limbs) Bfi-
*1*1*1/.

poIrmelyB polymelia
polymer Ckm. S*KTa «.

I«o1ymeTic aJj. CArrn.
polrraeri»m GA/*a. J^Wiail/,
polymenialion CAmi. a y m i k «.

polymanution Iluk

1142

Polrvtomata

^ijnenutioB fUsk Oien. S^»TTTT*

poljmente ci J-l
polj mcthTteoe
polymethyleDe cLguioidine

polrmorph £ul 1 UpotymorphoQs

OTgmanni) n

3 (oQ« ot tba isTenl lornu o! «ceh
aa orgiana) n.

poTymorpbie aJj BioL 5^^
polTmorpbic onclea* wfg

pelymorplium /

poljoorphoBnelear aij (laaeoeyte)

j^wTT^e (fv^rri)

p«lyojorphou» ad]

polymorphT /

Pol jB««ia /

Folyneiiaa t(*ioa Eio]b^j JTjVmfe

PolTseiian ibeatk-tailed bat J/amiit.

polyaonntii j/ad m.

PeljBoe Z«tL (« g«a«t o( laaalid
worat. baviaj tb« back corcrod
with two rows c( «<4l«—
fit ♦mf<* sTifif
P. csteeuata fiVWlhv
P. KtMUiisu nrfl
PolTBOiJae ^:?mTtfM-4tK w,
poUaoBut expretooa U»tk. Cpr;

poW-aactciteddd^ ZccL «t-«arc7

FoItoJob Zael. tnifi

Po!yodoBt>dac
Pol»o«ci ZxL

PoUophtbaloa* Zoel (la adiitiao
to tb* proa'ecual ej«, it bu pairt
of oyt'ka orgiai eaBaipoftb*
icgacati of th< bodjr— PQ. I.34S)

poWp - poWpe = poljpn. ZxU
(ipoatb fonoaadoJ by Ifstacla)
jf*!* B.

PolTp^atn Zaei- aTrfi

PoKprptxlc Buxlien~ ■.

PoNpelalao • Qionprtalae Set.

»• fL (petala

ar. coloa.u.’)

poltprtilcHit Bet. (htTiig tb*
r«aU or aol ciitoU

polxpctafoBj corcItaA^TVnyt

poIyphagOBt aij. Plant PoXbolL (fsed-
iQg 00 maair dllfateat plaati or
kmdt «t food— Leach) 3 «i|y,
fiww g

polyphalaa^MD ilat
polTphaneod/.ZcotxHl^df-t'Vm},

polvphasie ayilcm ZacL a^anw

PoUpbena*Z<nt.(hae a large eye-
Ilka apot la each biod «tag)

polypbcsjl black CeL Zed- 5TT*W
wrm

p. bloe jTTint 4t«
p. blae-bUek

p fast ftrr Jg'tift ipr

p. fast red JT?^ rt
p. greeo gfl;

p. oraage ^IgU

p. pore bloc iftai

p, yellov iTtro dVt

poIypbyletM «d> B$et. (deacaodad
from dieerte aoceator*— Cbaaben)

polcpbeJeiac origis m poltpbyleiie

poirpbyllogt aJJ. (naayleaTed) J»-

polTphyJlasftrf Tat. (laaar letTed)
T«T*

poIyphyoJoBl aJj. Zoot-

p ojyph yodoot denutsoa

PolTptarophorafrijfct tal<i£ed riataa)

■ PUcopbora Zad. Bgi ;! ' ■upi.,

polTpIaiisDorBlar<Ki:.^jc7

PolypleetroB Atn vnVT-rtA (er.
•■t aoemt word— (be tarti art
long aad atroeg
potTptoided/.ZooI.
polyploid BBcIeos S^ *{7* "ifT
polyploidy Zed.

polypod Zed. JTITT m.

Polypodeae Bd. «.

Polypodiaeeae Bet OMijw-fw »,
PolypodiB. X Bet (a s«o» ef f««
disti agnabo l brlbenraodubcakad
tori BMijUi-Biirt

3 Zxl JCTTT-ffxft
P. lepidoUatpleopeltu laaeeolau
P. quemfolinmwDryatrii qner.
afotia

polypody Zoot. liWU^I f.
poly pore BoU «.

Potyporus Bol. PlTOtl-saTfil
P. aathelmioticui fftiT
P. lietolmai (birch polypore) >l4.

P. dryadene (i,qo„i „ nonnally
etndad from the tsbee — UcLeaa
IJ17) »a»flfe’TTT
P, efficiBilis (white agaric* larch
agane- purging agaric)
ntflin. CT)

poly proleJoDt k.

Polyprotodontia Zcof-SbrcT^se-pl.
PolyplcriJjc ^ool.

Polyplcnai jF-ntr m pf.

Polypicrvi 3 *T|t-saift
P. bicblr JWTXJ
P . liclhm (to African fiab)
STnr(w»d7,Unea)
polyputwpolyp
polysecthandase jq

poly-ijcehanJe Cbcei

poly tartbarote Cic»w JV-tnhrj

aJj. Bet, tTf.

potytilicic and ^gfr*

Polysipbosij Bd (jy-

poljr- + -iiphoua-^)

P. fasiigijta (liret at a temiparaaite
on the Browa Seaweed— McLeaa
LlSSIWW’rff jmw
P. Ebnlloaa men (eFTT

jadriUeu)

P. Bi'retceat frnt jqrw
P, Tiolaeea wtvtfrfgw
poiyiipboBooi ai].Bet.%f^
polyiperay Bid. /.

poIeMcle Bd. jwrw a%. (thort far
jwar*»,

polyiielie eJ] Bet, jyT*W
polysiely Bd- jwtwyi/.

PoIyslOBiu Z«d. «.pt

PelyMooialUr- Zed. (a family ed
worrat haeieg a groep of alrong
eacken) 5tqT-*ir sa.
po lyHoB aaleaa (maayiaoatb*])
J«5>»

PolystoBeae Zool.

PoWstomall* ll« pontichwma erne n

rol».!t.mctb Z.W 5Tf3S!ratfit

rolj‘t)1opliora /of! (fn>3o»t\lo »l>-
siMit) •ril'T^nfnre-K^nfli «. (x^*
nf^ eiulo»t)lo+''T^ «ul>oriler)
poU-*ul|’lniJe CfuJO.
poly'^Uopi*™ Lofic /

»oritM AvT war (short for

poh»>Dlhrtii oj)
l>olT'^ntli«tic twin ifiitfTftl
grq

poly-lcrfeoe 5^
po'j-tliristn •».

poUlhionic ■'.111 Jfnft'J* Wt®
Pol>tocj£o( *IlT-UJirfl

P Iiarliata mW T*? *Ttt CBua B«n.
«I3, Guj iisiafo. Dm. »hl. ilfcT.
vri)

PoWtnchacMf Bot. 5® *■
Poljtrlthum JJoJ (Gk. folifrwifl*
‘rsry hsiry’)

P. raoiuinne (tisrsys preUw *ot
noilg.Mel^an 1 430)

P. j«nn*erinum STST*«
polyirorUal xlj ZmI WJTOtt
pcljpuna Jlfn! 3 ^ 1 *’^/.

Jjijf «lijl»ete*

poWvalrBl ii.Ij 1 Bdft. («ontuuQ«
■utilWKlio* (ot* Ot

of. more th*n ob« *P*^ or

o( tincrooTssaistu)

9 CJw^

polyajrlic oAj. Bel. (jyleoi

poWiylic stems Bo*

PoUioa I = Bryoioa Zool- ('mo«s-
loimsls’) fftwraVsTT" w pi

3_Merf>io*

Pomirea Zee!, (fona J la America) TSH*

{>omi^e (aay soft, greasy, perfomeil
lubstanee)

fomalocero* /«■! (Ok f<naU»'caitf’
+Ok ierat ‘horn’) ualft

Pomstofhine skua .Ir/i
(•hoU plamig* brown
Pomalorhinu* Am «fe^^jr3TPt (la
this geans the rnncipal distiaguish.
jng featnre IS the long swonltila
wft sleaJer bill^^l
pome Ikt «•

pomeprsnare

pomeprsDite purple (a coloai, Uauh*

ro>1 in hae.of eery high

esturation and losv hnllianee)

pooie'nnjtr tree (PHiiira (rrafufim)
wrf^ m (B.,M . Kan. HioJ

]ionic1o= prapc'frutt (Citras nbui^)

Jt^png m (Beu ). walflU
pomerauian (a doS srttli a toslike
head) feliitl firr wi

poramel'iBOose (Citrai nuxiau) A31’
M (BenJ. Whm

{lomolopy (science and practice ol
fruit growing, horlicaltnre dealing
with the eultiealion o( fmits) TO*
^^w.TOffir/.

Pomona pteen=iiipht green

pomp ntnrrc •> . ^

pompadour green (acoloor. greeniih*
bine in hue* sataration and

bnlhanee mediam ^)
pompadour green pigeon dm firjw*

Pompeiao blue (a colour, greenish.
bIa*tft*tTit in hue. of low tn sato-
ration)

Pbapeitn red (a eoloer. yellowish*
rad in boa. aaturatiou and

bnUiasca Dcdiani sn)

Ponpeiu yellow (a colour, yellowiab
rad.yetlow WlWht in bue, o( bigh
JT bnUianee) UtUlft'Dl
pornodmoe (Citnss majiiaa) miftaj
•a. (Ben ), toIto

pompiod (CucurbiCj prpe) toH m-
(Baao)

pompous odj. Oiawt'id
ponceau ~ poppy red (a colour, yal.
lawlsh-red Wirfr ii hca. and of
eery bigb aaloratioa) ■fui’ll'Da
poBcean d Orient CoL /■ ?. sm wfir*

pond Still aa.. WISIW
ponderable ody. r<*w
ponderosaobearyad/ PAiroa.
pond.beroB ««<<.«« (aaeient name.
*r®*— uben waiting lor ila food, it
sits huDcbed up. a dowdy, patiaot
little Cgnra not easy to apot against
a dark background. Cf. U'ffT in
Hindi)

Pondicherry raltarewbliek Tnltnre
dee* ¥“t •5«3«
pond reaerroir Bg(iinia as.

pond-scum (tree-Hoitiog fitamestons
algae) WSPn^ ih.

pond-sciira parasite (so cslleil because
DiMt of the species are parasitic
O'l algae) h»i<il"*aWt ( t^)
pond .nail /vi! aStn-H^UT
pond tocloi.o Zxxi. nsiH
pondweed Be! *TfT?.tIR n.. ^rTO*
tn* n.

PoDgamiaB.! «T’^-tnnfil

P. atropurpiirca = Adinobotrr*
atropurpuTCii'.

P elliptira = Derri* elliptica
P. glabra (Indian Iveecli) HTRP^oi^
(B.,N.,M.. Ben Bom. Kan. Gu].
Qia Mar. Pan- Uri. Gond
garaft}!, Mundsrt l-uron/ftforts,
Ondh bonyi, Ssutal 1 irainy.Tara*
ianyoibm, Tel. tniuHyu. Xulu
brovO

pongamia oil

ponge m orangutan

PoBge Zeti’ (genua o( orangutass)

P, aalyrut 9TST"» H‘t«ld'4
pongee colour, yeliowith red*

yellow 10 liua, o( low *rf

saturation sad high B bnllisnee)
Bisisflif^riVs
PoogonPoDge

P. prgmaeniwPonge aatyrus
PoBolithBeBamel while
poBs Aiiat> Zeel’ I (a bridge) ^ n.

S ~ ponaYaroluZooI.fiteounecta
tha two aides ol the cerebellum
nflTS) HI.

poBsol black B pastcealuaBthrene
black 6

p. bine BCS powder » indan-*
ihreoe BCS

p. dark bine BR paste » alifan*
threne dark bine BO
p. green B=alnanthjrene green B
p violet RR pasteBalisanthrene
violet RR esira

p. yellow O pa.>tc w alisanthiene

ponskaruhi = pons
pontichrome Mack A « chrome
black A (poBta. is an abbreviation
of the name of tha inanutacturera
*Dq Foot do Kemoura d Co*.)
p. bine Rwchrome blue S R

pentachioma blue*blaek .. 1144 popiii ]«7 gtean

p. fa>t r«<l Fsdirect Ij»I rrd F
p. fad Marlct dB^^direct fi^t
trarl«t S£

p bluC'VlacV ft COQC. = rbrorae
Flue Mark R

p lirowD MW schrotue brown
p trd Bvaaperchrome red B
p Violet SW = chrome violet
pOBiarjrl araaraolh — amaranth

p blue'hlack S\ = arid blue-blark
p. bnlhant blue A = brilliant acid
blue A

p. carmine 2G»ariJ carmine
p cloth red 3b = (loth red 3GA
p, dark freen T = a^alma black
green T

p fatt Tielel IQB — fa^t acid tiolet
10 B

p, fail vellow Y = (ad jellovr
p flavine FF<=^lndian fellow FF~
atoflaMDC FF
p green B*ariJ green C
p light green &F vellowith^light
green »F «ello«n»b
p light tellow GG=(ail light
vellow

p ruhv Gwrubv red A
p rrarlei RR Braioliovr aearlet 4R
p juKoo black BQarulpbon
fgaoioe Mark DA
l> ruKon Hue IlBaiiliiboa acid
Hue Bk

p aulphots Violet Rofatl wool
violet MB

(1. Violet 6BNeiarid violet 611
l-ontage charger it] TT »i
|>on(amioe Mark bXa>dirrct bla^k
MS

p bl>ieAX>dire.lMueCevtra
p brown CG^dirert browuGXR
p citrcliii B x ilianiine rilcihine
B

p topj>cr*l1ue Rll\ ^ Avamioe

eo, per M.ie2ll

p diavn 1 lark IIH eonr. • direct
fagr Ma.k BII

p dij/o l^rdriiiv 7R = dia/o l«r.
dcj.iiTII

'"orange K

p d.a/otcaricl A rosanll.rroe
p Ian bla.k FF.d.reU hlaek FI

p fast pink Bt>=rliIora/i>l (art
pink BK

p green ItXvndirert green U
p light vcllow SCVsebloratol
fast )ellovv SGk
p orange Rva direct orange R
p acarlet n=direct scarlet B
p sky blue 5B\ indirect sky blue
p violet ^ssdireet violet ^
p yellow SXsdirert yellow
Pontederia Sot trarfh

P corda|a<=piekerelweed (it hai
ipikea of bino flowcra — Web )

P, raginalissMonoehoria vagina-
li* (tho root IS chewed (or tooth-
aeho— Daao)

Pootedenaceac (piekereltrcod family)
£e<

Pontellina Zeel. trarft

P, medilerraoea (takes long flying
leaps outof tho water— PS.I 454)

PoBlKody (oforpert.to (ho Pontos.
or Black Sea)

pontiff m pontiff purple (a colour>
bluish bluored twiftdlu m hooi ol
high ?k saturation and low Rt bril-
liance)

Poalobdctla(Gk ponCoa'aoa'Mrs^fltn-
u Jifh

pooloon I (a fla* bottomoii beat)

rufesflw/

3 (a pontoon bridge) nVwihj m,
pooloon budge (bridge of l•oats)^)Tt-

Ponto^olex Zoet <Gl ponloi 'aea’4
tloiox 'worm') *•<(((* SWW mfs
P eorelbrunii snmauwygfki^o
PoRlo-phaers baerkeli «nen»g

l’ooiBi»Dloek Sea fnair^g lu.

J-onv rt?

ponv tax

|e>u<llr (doc) (proud looking) Kid) ( t^)

l-nol I ^

3 (in a Joint gaoitliDg vaotura, lha
total amount coninbulod to bo
sCalol . )Kmi«.

9 (common fond) (rikfc m

4 CM-faggrogalionoftholntoreata

of different persons) filKK-

111

pooled cellmate Stufiifica fl'Tf'ff KTK’
■TK

pooled wagons K«jitd uigd
pooling of jiroduce KI KJkKUK
|ioeI prices HgvwK-^ir
pool rales ttguKU kIi
| ioal sales KgVKK

poon tree (Cofep/iyllum rlaiicn) Vv-

3=nn m.

PoopsPuppia dtfron n.
poor fldj,

poor conductor ^KlgV
poor crop siw Kwt
jiooiest ai)
poor funJ-eoinfotta
gfuKiw

poor-tiouae jnST

poor houses rules ■fftgfliKI fllKK

poor-houee ward

poor land KK TKKTT >lfK

poor law

]>eor lime

poorlv developed srn (Win
poorlv drained stCTTOl’Rtfiti
poor maD’a-parmaceity (CapifHa
buraa poitoni) •»

poor man'i-lreaclo l (dtlium Mfieum)
figK n (B ^ >M )

S w garlic mustard (inieria
nafii) wy-lKiT 111

poor mao awealherglaii (inagalfii
orrenni) a^IKlft / , «l«KTft
poormen • houiei % VT

poor oata = wild oat (demo /aiaa)

poor patient Od)
poor rjualily of crop |lA KKTT KTITtK
poor seeil tear Ferrilry tBvft,
Wv^KlKKK
I>oor soil

[>oor visibility srw CtURI
poor volume

P.O P.lplsstsr of Pans) ff \ (f*^!^)
popcorn I grpsniw n

S (a colour, roddiih yellow sfU'VT
ID boa, of very high ff brillianes)

pope — red poppy (Paparrr rkoedj)
m Mfon m.

{•opgun tfm-KfKW
popiBjiy grecawparrot green

poplar

1143

Poroxyloi

yM5|'l4r w in

l>opIJT I'MVK orn (Sa))m/a foj’tiJnM)

poplia (a cotton fabtie in winch the
ends per inch greatlj exceed the
picks per inch) wferm/
pojijifeal (7<?/. Anfil stjg'i^ihr
poppet val\e=Iilt saUe lily-
popp> 1 n. (from +

Oc^popps red (a colour, jellowish
red Tfiwh in hue. ol vary high
saturation) hRJivo ihIr
poppy cultivation
poppy heads STfjS^T-flfyr
poppv oil ^

poppy plant

poppy red (yellowish red in

hue, of very high satnratiou)
■fatfiil'tl'T
poppy seed

poppy seed oil wfy3v7-#hMrw
populace (the laasses u distiagnished
from those hsMng raalt. vrealth or
position) rrrtn**r 3 r, srsrtrrJTT^
popular od/. wV»Jtir%?i.
popniar Look

popular concejilion
popular elrcuoo
popular elective represeotation
^ xrn eV*-Bfij6p»H

popular feeling srtt ^ *n»BT,
vie-ti

popular governnieni vhc&V eiw^r
popularise tJ. rfhtfiw fthf&B

popular language wir-HTIT

popular magazine asVvfltri
popular miod 3^5? VI arr
popular name « Irivial name Tax>
n^r ifrv-^7*r

popular objection s^HIVItri ^ int^
populai setiei (of publications) vVvfira
rnwT

population 1 (Const.)

3 (the nbole snisber of people or
inhabitants in a country)

8 BioL /.

4 =uairer>e Si-Utslifileitir« group)

populalioo etfuivalent
Imputation of crops /.

popitloif. parb of the citr 3(TT V
^ win

Populu!. Bot. 4*iri(ut<A>n3T^
r alba (w)iito poplar) ^

P balsamifera (Infsam poplar)
3^1^ "SC

P ranadeo'is (CaBadiin poplar)

tnfiri'*

P candicans 'balm of Gilead) TVS

P cane:.eeiis (grey poplar) vpiT nn-
Ruja

P. ciliaia (W

£1 imalaj as Bin TfT^ nhl*)

P. cuphralica (diatnbution — Sind.
Punjab etc )

P nigra (black poplar) nnftvijgt
P. nigra fastigiau (p)ramidal pop-
lar) 4*l(i|Silct

P nigra itaIica{ljombardy poplar)
ytoi

P tfcmula (aspon)

P O.R. (prelimioary office report)
sn.ma. (aRRws vw'u aft>Rn)

porbeagle ^ool. (noted for its sera-
cilj— ’Web) Vyjn m. (toi ‘vota.
cious' ancient word)
porbeagle «barlc ^fsnr jnf
poreeliin

porcelain acid dub ^?wi mi9
|iorceIua basin
porcefain beaker

porcelain bine (a colour, green-blue
yf<^ lu hue. Of low wu salurmtior

vfyWlw

pOTceUin caaserole Cksfa.a^vflTy
porcelain clay cChina clay
porcelain cup wH) Rlfl VI

cswf

porcelain dish^^.nTnav
j.orcelain filling ^’Wl-^yui
porcelain green (« colour. Unitb-
^*een cnbfiw m bge, ©f low wf aatu*
ratioo) VTgvjWs*
porcelain ping ^.tn-Epi
porrelaniles porccllaiute
PorcelUoa 2(»I.(lt.rorcrlf«k«a "Venus
ehell’) srgnrf* uaila (*tni5v.*al*aa
of sea crab* in Maon)
porrellanilr Pelref, 1^11773 m,
porch yiTwen «. (Imm Bengali)
porrtipine Jfimn,. m.

porrui'ine snicaier— echidna Zoi,

?t?7g5IRI TO.

)K>rcui>ine-C‘h ?l^7¥t-wlw
poreysan
jmre angle water
pore membrane %y-V^
pore space TvU ^frin,
Ponferd=^]•ongIac=5]•ooglda Zool.
frfr^ nipl

ponteZeol fVft ( «%) ni-
Pontes Zool, (Gk. poros ’pore’ JTl)
frft'srirtft

P limo^a (I'uurishes in muddy
waier-Lull p. 5S)

Poritidae Zed. f gft-in m.
j,ork ti , ipTt wt«T

pork tapeuormnTaenia solinm Zool.

^frrr m

poro yryp.

Porocephalus armillaius
fSTT

porocvteZaoI faif »f»IT/.
porogamic method Bet Sl ttSlS -^fe
porogarav Bet. (entry of the pollen
tube through the isicropj le) Tt(V*
ITT? m. (t^effiC abbreviSteJ to HT)
poromrter (to measure the sue of
fioe pores) W*n*t m.

Potoniia Zed. JtnW-trnfil
PoromyiJae (siphooe short)
tflw.

poroacope m.

j>oro<c«pic nd/

jmroscopy T»;a5lf/.

poroses. porous orf;. f'lft (r\)

jioroseeeas tfhlW/.

porosimeler (porosily-f meter) PAy.

licol Ckenv. ifHiuiMin m.

|>orosuy fOOTl/.
porosity of toil
porous nd;. fnfl (.t\X T>ati^
iwroui battery jar
}>orous dehiscence Bel. tnfl fvllin
porous diaphragm yrtfl
|>oTOUe plate ynft imft
porous plug experiment Pkyt r*tf|
ftri sttOvt

porous pot Pkyt. mft BT3
porous pumice Csay. Tvtfl (rnrc
porous ssneer ynfl imftfT
porous tile 7*wl

porous wood *tf, ynft etrfl
roroxvleae Bet OlTTn^yw
Poroaylon Bet. (Gk.perM*aoft stoaa*

wjipetit# poMtiT#

+ ziUn ‘woodT

|>orpe*ile Mineral U’l'J eontuoing
pillidioa op to

(St^ forfii^t3rill»dioia.^«^gol(3i
^ minerU)

Porph\r»/)o{ (i gfnos of r»d »l3»«
wit]) thm rl»te-lik# tl Ulna) ^tHS-

porpliTrin Di0f7i<m •flwiffjl/
I'oriihvrio Atu TT^rt-Sratfit
occur* in

porpluritc Pitrop wi

jiorplurilie ad;
liorphvriUc rOfk

|.ori liyroUast Pttri» ^frl»=T?5 m
jiOTj livroLli-iic a<fj PilfO}

|.orjilivrofU.lie adj PrffOff

porpli^riiKl a>f; Pttroj
]ior|>1i)r' 'rfrt’T"

i’orpits iTeef (close rei*ni> Iviee to a
niodaik ^iicoi4 bodjf)fir*W* ffSife
P pici6(!« ftrWCT
porpoiie m tct dolphin
porpoise oil ckm Rnjc ^

porm {illiam atiipeleprerufe)
porndpe ^ferni

I'ornma •> y Vifjime Jitrcn

port 1 {((• port)7*r^ (Const), ^gX*

3 (a (orti&ed wine of rich taste and

aroma) gnftm /

3 ^eclt. TTT fi

4 Jilt TkX’ TfT n.
porubilitj ^TpTr, ipTBwi /

|■orttbic nJj ■tC (ancient word))

tfTitr

{lorulle crane TTO tW
I oruhlc <li< t*[ilioiic »TP »»TWrt
)■or(ak{e inai Inoc »tII
I'ni^aVe moxor
portable rsilwsv fT|f

Port AdoMnistralisc Ofliret WWW
BTirrft irfvwif)

Port AJtliorv Committee Www-

porlil of entry S>n tie
potlsl lyslrm/oof wfttWIttTrfKttCf
jwrtal teio Anji enstiap ^ i (beine
• Ut|t T»in), kfnmrtSi fim

(breska up into eaptllarics)
port eutliontiea wen
port ebarpea wnw siwit. tnrw g??
port commissioner <nrw*eng^
port ilueswen-^w
jiorler 1 trrftw m.

3 7nwTs( fis.

3 (a weak atonti contaiaiog abont
i % of aleoliol aoil rieli lo lae
ebariDO matter)
porterage ^rter'e ebarges)

,

porterage ibarge* Mirr^-gw
portfolio 1 WtftjS ns.

3 (ol a minister) fwmr) m.
jMirtfulio metboi) of eiorage flnfoi

OwiVxS W«

Port Ifralth Officer WiTW-<WTB’I-*riW'

»Tfl

Porlbi iriawLsmanttia
port tiotesmciottidea
jmciia tree (rAespeno /wpafweit)

»i (R M)
portion «ra. WTW TC.
yiettion of tlie tmitiUop tlWW V tnet
poriioss sit SIM era it*tsrW*ilT*T
Pott lacLsoa sKatk. (found tw Awstta.

Iia wtptO rfI*WI Bi?

PortlaaJ eeraent Cfteiw. (a b^dtanlio
e«roaiiOatT«i« W5^. Bl*ri»W wa*

pOTt Umiu WWW tRarr

port of arnsal «n>niw.www
port of call ftWTW-WWW (<(. French
port </• rrlwlir. Gemiao

Ae/e*)

port of debarkation *rwstet.www
port of discbarge (where cargo it
taken out) aiwwirw-www
fiort of disoinliaciation arwwTvi WWW
port of embarkatHHi 4l?)gw WWW
port olfircr wwwilwwift
port of loading T7TW WWW
^•ott of origin aw www
]>or 1 of acirurr Ntwngsi wwW
ywrt of sln)imriit t^r«TW WWW
port OTrrilme Wwwwfwwvw

Poit Oafosil reilarwCupressus Liw.

port jiolire WWR-ant^

l-»rt wnsrsntiMWWW ((^init )

porirsii «(>«Wfa,«rw/, ^<c3t«w n.

(from bfo ttw)

IKirtrait, hurt or statue c^.B^faWT
•nmnfwBi
portray rb. atl^rtW
port siibcoiiiroiltec wwwawwftrfw
jiott trust WWW rtjIW
port tru't bonJj www *wiw wrw
port trust cliargr* WWW--WTW-!n>IT
Fort Trust Corauiis'ioner WWW-SWIW-
ingwE

Port Trust Kiilway WWW swWStWTW
Portugal orange (Citrai narcntiaw)

Portuguese ruau.o(*war=Plija»lia

Portuguese redaCartlumas red
Portulaea £p{ SrWd-ttwift
P, mendiana^P. ipisJriCda
P. olerirea (eommoa pnnlaoe, gar*
dso pnrslaor, pot ponlanei run*
laosl Bpn^ bW (&.S MW.
itIRht, Beo. 4nsf^r, Gnj. loni..

Qin. gfwwT, AftrWl)

P. ijoadnfida (B-iK. •!'

Pso. His. win Gay.
tAi*if«iii,PaB. r«waA)

P. tuberoe* (learM used in arysipoe
Us-B.,yj BTTri.trW) (t'TTwi
er> sipalaa)

Portulacacrac Sot it

PortuDUt ^iiot.(Lat porfai ‘littbonr^
wwwtrs'Bwift

Porusa Arn » 1 }ftWT-«lft
ancient word)

position ftofw/, WTWn.,Wwfbrfw/.
position angle drirm. wVw

position circle Attrev. ftwfa fw
{•osilion effect fwfw WWtW
position line ditrmi ftwft-fwt
position line table Aitron ftwTw twT-

wnft

positiou of the foetus rn* (V«ft
poiiliun ratio Ifalh RwftJwgWTf
position sense j;,,!. fttfw wlw
positive «. 1 JfatJk. trw
8 Photos atgfww n
Pr-itisewhtrww^qr)
positive nJt I WW, arfwwH). wftw-,
tmnwiw, tr

S c/uxo. arvwpww (if Ibia test be
positive . wftwr wfhjT wtiwrrww d.. )
s/fre. ng^-.ww
« iotne wfwwTW) (

Clfockissrir (dasigoatinC 07 par*
taintsf to a tDOtion or davic*
which U dafiaite, SBpieldiiViOOO.

-potitiTa

1147

poat-

stsnti or certaii in its actioa, as
determined by unj lelding parts or
exactly controlled moveueots. as
the motion ot a svstem o( lerers or
as a claw clutch) Pm
Cf. oepatne afdQS

6 ^ath. tm

7 Statutiei XR

•positive tgram positive) ilact -WiItR

posiliie and ncpatiie ciideDce Late
sJtT

positiie an"le Mnlh
posiiiie aoomalv VR
po-iiliie association 1 Edur- W5*

?nr«T

2 Statniici BTva, aryKT*'*

posiliie attributes 5{a(istica si^*
get

positive liru'li cleanin;; Ricibaoiim
Hica fn*id

posiuse catal)r»is Chen aAet
positive catalvst CAs'k tRsrn^
positive eatioos W •s*in
positive ahaemotaxu £o(. tIHr«t»t( m
positive sharp phyi
poiitTve check £n<n WTTTR

positive coinnin P/ivi. vr
| iositive rorrelalioniedirect corre*
lation Stetiitics

positive dobby r«ril« PHTI filTttl
positive duties

positive electricitv (it baa a higher
atipotential)
positive electrode
IKMilive evidence Law
atfpT BTRisre evidence)
positive potropismBpropotropism

|>ositive heliotropism
po<itivebeteropjcDoiis Eod. (condct^
sation IS quicker) atigreiH-irtR^
posiliv e integral index Hath, m

m'ri*

positive ion ^ apR

positively charged EUc
positively charged body Phyi
5T,-S^*R
l>osttsvely geolropic Bet
positivelv heliotropic Sot.
positively hydrotropic iJot asrefnc
positive moment Phyt. frvjfitTl
positive movement ^Vir IT^

|>ositiv e oumher

positive plate Elec. SU'Rc {*5“
positive pole

positive potential JTfW

positive print Phalev «d<8RT/.
positive proof Law fmiT’TlRPT
positive proper fraction dfa(A.

wv^ r»nr

positive <|uaniity Ifulli 4? ?Tin
positive rav ^ ^

pO'iiive ray analvsis m ftrlm
Cray ’ is a imsnomer it is an loii)
positive r a * apparaios VR
ntf^

pO'itive reaction |a reaction svliich
produces the efiect sought — IIai.Ui)

|>Osilivc sciensc Lodte Rtg-fifJJR
pOMtive skessness Stutistica iTfshT
Tt^IRT

positive tappet r«lifr» pRS JfWWfc
{•osilive term Lojie wfORril ^
positive Icmioal phy$
jiositive test

positive uoiaxul crystal Qit

)>o»itive vrtiUty li.m. «fW‘TRtf>nn
positron f>hps.CA<iii-T?g w. (short
for

posology I ffath. (doctrine of pure
luantily) g^tnfWl/.

2*°dosotogy Sled (scieoceoldosee)

tnfsrtl /.. *

Posoi^uena uIigioosasRandis uli>
giOQsa Pet

posse I (possibility) WUUWI/.

2 (a force Hilh legal authonty. i
detachment, as of police) n>
possess xb 1 TesHl. « |?IH

2 £aw vnrvt^Rt
possessing abundance si\<aiHH.
possessing bighspeed
possession 1 vitw n , fvsUT

3 r<iw vnT»l n., RUll (Coast )

ownership qqiluq
eojoyment tt^ii
actus) possessioa oitaTeo ^irvt
constructive possession
VIIf»l

adverse poisession aftf^twrW
stsuiue povevsioa

proprietor in possession '8TTV
wf^RTtfl

obtain possession of VT V1I(U| ST?

3 (tbe thiQg possessed] 'ZT n

1 (as, British possessions)
^S^tr.if^t^a^ei. (as in French
possessions m India)

possession and issue viltci hTt f^lR
possession follows title Law VTRT

possession in fact RTCafire
possession of explosives ^

^ItW

possession of land Law
jiossessioD of landed property
(tuffl-tinur

possessions tie possession
possession utility Ecen.
ftai

posseisiTeneis IRVTT m. (ancient

word)

possessor iRTTV tn,
possessory action Law 4TX
possessory lien n^sTlIWwt
possessory tale Law «n«l-«f»i WIT^f*
ont I9R (a title caiaed by posset*
eioo)

poMihilily 1 ttwn /.
probability BUT stR l
3 i’erestry (yield)
possible od; rm
probable HUfiit
practicable iqtgij
praaical aatmfR;
tbe only possible criterion u^*)
tm") ?, ^«ttR

possible angle J/alfc. 9Tf^ sft«l
possible combination tieq gp^il
possibly fifvrnn
post n. 1 yvpy m.

3 ddmn. (Const.), WR n,
(Const }

creation of a post (sRl) SRRI,

*

3 m., yrc

4 Wty fi . ’aWl

post cb. 1 Stm.ttyin

2 Ti« M ymr.

3 Beoileeping sfty «RT,

ftT”, S^atfl^l%TR

4 T^WTR {/vTlher tee posting)

post- TTB-, yatt-, -yait

1U8

poitiro-Uttial

peft-icalkbnUi

p<Ht>«<;rUbuI«r aii. Zcti.

pw'Wj* I srt « .

2 ».

poftj^e a<rouQt TT¥*W
po»U»e »oJ ttUfViTO chxrjes

•Nmrw

|>o»Ufe anJ lelefraws TTl sT? W
]-®‘Uge cKjTfM tre-5W
pcxta^e paid (EM 1 260) '«IW«

pvuje »em« lUmp srnriN CT*

STT*

po*l*jes reforered acrouBt

treow fe’n

po<ia;e atamp aj^U

poatal ojj Si^-. STT, TT*-, %Tr^-

(>o«tjl aekB<ivlrdj«tD«ot rraript

po-lal addreis VTir-TVI
{imuI aod icUj^raph a«rTi(« ^ ffBt
ipfirt* q« t1« TO *rt1
po-ul artirU ^

{■mill ea*h rcrtiCeate ^TTTO T9,
TlTOTifN-TO

poria' c«nif>rite W Butina
{<o*tal eirrU Vr ^

[•©•tal copr TT* ifij

poaltl «l«rtaratien {oRnt ftT'Thpn.

Poatal Dcpartmcot ^ fi nn u . »!»•

I>o<tal guide ST tRwi. m-5®T»T
potul life leauraure

«t»tW

{•oiul inoDej order ST %T
|•.^al officer IrtifVwft
jKxtaJ order stT *<1^, ist^
potui parrel &T

]>otuf reeen't iicwRa, SH-ST^
on Posul Serrice TT»-frO Tt. iT4m
TT

po.uI tpeeia! /?/» fiArr
po.Ul »Uraj- in
potlal ttalionerv sT-^^iOIHlSl
roilal L’nioa &7-^, srs-^
poiUl van /(If TIT-TOT, as TOT
poiul vMioj in tpr^M. TIT irn

p.-l aoal ad/ ax-TTT
pAtutuI fut Zect-irriTfivs
po«t and rail fcBee Sur^ Tj»W STt
fnrr ff*

Po»l aad Telegrapb* Audit OIBee
ST im irfeB* ^wTftsn
TTT rfrr TO ri«nft^«TTO^
pott and telegraph acrvke sn ^

TO S 9 TOI BTf

po4t-audit «dj. ^.sriGsHlTf
pQitaaial(side)&i{; Z(oI. (bahiDd the
asia of the body) TTOlSt
po«t l•a'TO-T^.<n■l ^

* jioat heann* %T*IT*TO,TO^'5^
po«(>boxs)ellrr>box T9-^^m/ ■ TTS
TITTTt

pojl liOj T9-TJ

port •eanioe teeth TTTT9 ^[*9
poit card BS-T9T

poil-eard aili »ee iT-TTO jrn ^[TOt
{Kwteatd_9 j.iet reply ttsm—
wrA^f

po«tear<1^9 piea aiOgtehtrm— ^ H

poilraiiMiaferior vena cava Aeol-
arsT Bgril*!/

^>o»t earaltu Anat.tTOTTOT^/.
potiearal reio aiMT'tttisihn
po»i eilnuo (after food) TfWTOTTH
poit rlanele Zosl 91TIMT «
|•o•t•<>ellbrucD TT9 TOTOt*
port-eliBixt riaef TeoJ TTf-^Ttt
(the pott cliBas >a a portioo of a
climax eooBOsity which hu pro*
crettel beyond the eormal eli&ax
— nor p 110)

paif-elitellar Zoaf. S^WWl TTW
[>o*t.eI>te11ar tegioein Zorf, s^wwi*

TJW W»T

prvelilellar aegtoeol a d WFm TtvT
(elitellam shawl)
poit «op> TiT-s^, hr aft
poat dak hook lt« TIT jfTT (opp.
atation dak book)

postdate ti-. TOtftTTT fawn, TOT*

^Tt*T

potidate «. TWt^TIT
I<Mldaled T TI t ft OT

|>o>tdated <be<|ue TWrfpilfTT T ui^t t
poMrdoJ} (aa. an aeeaunt) WTin {tti,

irTtr, sfiT

potlemhryoBieaf; Z«d. WWITW
IKKlrml/ryooie detelopmrnl tnrTTT
ftrpT *■

poatrr fTwmT* t . ttr ft gfjt

potte rraunte 1 fpoal to bo I eld at
tlio foot oB eo antil callad for) Vt4

2 (departraent barios charge «1
aneli letters) WIT-TO-ftWid at.
po*trrio.efor«al aJj ZocL TJ^TT
•povtcnxir Anal , ZfloJ
po‘tenor addoctor impretiios ZeoL
TTT TTTIST'^C

porterior eaTdiBal«pe>»t»TioT eaidi*

nat » eina Zool. TTO-gWri /.
potienor eardioal eioai ZeeL TTV

poatenor cemcal gland Zocd. TTT ^

potICTior chaisbet (in tha baart)™
veomrle ttTT-%TS

poaterior rhoroid plena TTT-TTWO*

peftenor eolporrbaphy llfF^lT iflTT
potienor commttinre Zcct. <TT9-TOl'

potienor eemisa Tt«-»in
posterior derrlopmeiit Ed»e. TTT"
fhnw

esierior developmeol tni ^TOT
pe«lerior end ttt w *9
potienor tnleiilBal portal Zoot ST9-
W^jff

potiertor lobe sn-Tlflr
pottenor lobe of pUttiitry stT T9T-
Tife

poitenorir Zecf. »fimw
potienor meteatery TTTTrttJS
poilerior nanai paaiage Zaol. T79 -
tou-iitA

pottertot part d»al-TTW-«tn
{•oftenor pedasele Zoof.
pottenor pilnitaryi’kiinT.TTW'^m.
potienor pnseipal poioi Opktkofatob
TTT s«7T ftaj

potienor rertui Zoof TTT Tf^rfl
pottenor reduplicalioo ZooL TT**
frijwi

pottenor apioal ee)rron>T7W-}>TTT3*
_»IT»T

poeterior aoeker TTW.^tT
poiteriei thoracic air aae TTW aOrtl

potienor veoarara TTW.RTTfhn
(•otirrior wall Anal. W fitfil
|m»teriiy,rtiifiy, wrfllJTft/.
progray ssft
ittue gmr

pottrro-lateral adj. Tfr^lT^

pottiTe*ratditn

1149

pottpon»ra*nt o{ ordan

p««tero*mediaii oJ;. Jrui<

]>ott farto aaofUon

post factum (atUr the evept)

post fertiliialion

(Kin*fertilizauon attj

pen fertilitation de^elopmeot

po<t-(ei(iliution iwsuefJ^'WrtrTl^s
pre fettilixation 31^

]>oat>free oij. Jt^4^-gWf55»-gS
j>o‘t»frootal Zed 1 ad] BBli
9 a. erwntftf «.
post'j^eoa Zoci
po«lj;Ucial eitj.

poat'graduale 1 ul] (pertaining to
studies persued alter (•raduation)

2 (a student porsuiiis aueli studios)
SVTHIRC, »H.

post-graduate course

poit-graduate eai>«neiice wiaCltit

post-graduate aludeot 3>n«4m es.
^•o*l•graJu^le iluJy anw-

)>eit-graduate traioiag a-

ftniPi

post-graduate traiiuog class tTRTtfhift
bOtv^-^VI

poiC-haisest estimate (naVer anrppT,
»zi< % a)5 w eiineia
post hoc, erpo propter hoc Lt^te
an»^T^ta (trom tiaiTn)

{■ost horn

)>oslhorse sCBIta os-, afTB-at?!
posthumous ad]. 1 ftvantl

2 fT^fraaVerfant
posthumous auard
p^thuai^t rktid Z<ttf

posting 1 OBa n ,

aavwtaat/. (ConstJ

3 l/ocliUrpiej cl's'! n .afRTt aB?ra»
BBsjI'uem « , aftt ^rai

posting a letter atl at

T1«ai

posting and transfer of oflicera aiRm-
fiat «n artam rfrt wrn*Bpi
INMiing of Cgure- alv '■nar, ka-
ftan

pestieg of IrassactioD decoaiin tBtl'4

*1 TfaBt *tai

poitittga of offieers atfilCtfi^ CT ax*
wiaa

postings on retnnt from leave oat
of India tmv 9 aigr fi az
mwiaa

posting the cottiea sfirfc Tta^Tt aasO-
aan.

post letter ^-aa

postliminium (the right or legal
priDcipte ID virtue of which * per-
son taken captive in war, upon re-
turn to hia own conntrr or his
capture, nas restored to his origi-
nal status) aai^B-wiaa n.
postreao aa4(g (ancient nord), aacigC
■IS., ai(%aT

po<(-marginal Zodl. aai-ai>?fla
|>ost mart, sa firs
po-liusstcr tlaa^ sn-
pu-tniastcr general Hgi-Saafit
Po-lmsster funeral. Central Circle
sryiaaafir, itva^

(M-t-iuediso rwt.iivaa«
post uieridicn (P.IL) nflTB-aiBTX
(a.Tl.warti

postmistress &aafe (eccording to
1**01111 lVJ-34 a^ n fem. u well
Rt^w aftfia tnapJ—Kaika) .
post-monemnd'/.
post-oiortem n- JfrJ.'ara-afivt /.
j«isi oiortem centre aiaa(ttn-%^
l>03i-tuortetn clerk ataafi^i faf^
post-moriecn examiosliosveotopsy
araaflsTT

l-osl-moitem insltunient aiatfivi-Ta-
«tei

],ost-niorteai report ataaftw-nfi|>^
|•osl-[Rortetn rigidity na-snsufll
liost nasal Zccl. aian-av
{wl-aaHi atf] amftwT
{•osl-nstal rare a»nhia anaapfi
{•o-t natal observation «ra-

]Kistnotuoi Zook laaav ss. (notnn

rja)

prrnotuDi fgain
|M>st-Duptial a.l>. ftaiiVwz
|>osi ohit ad] (effective, or to take
effect, after death) nt^WT-ailTfi
l>o«t ohil bond nrrlwi-TOrft avw
jKist offire 5ai3a Bs., araar
Tost Office Act Haraa-wf^fiiaa, ata

aT**fVfaaJi

post office box ilaT^-^, 315 51
5*31

post office boior liridge EUe. Eitjtn.
(a Wheatstone bridge in which the
resistances making up the arms are
contained in a box and varied by
means of pings) ihjaia-Wl /-
post office cash certificates 5l5aT-4f5*
aa, ilai5a-4f5-aa

post office five years cash certificates
BBBiIa 5i5ar-fl*aa
post office national aavings certi-
ficate Jtaista nfi[a-^5a-aa
post office receipt 5(557 ^ Bifil
post offii-c record 51557-«fftl^S, Hah
55 llfkltai

l>o>t office sai lUgs hank &aT55-f75ai-

fiiata

post office security deposit 51557 51

Bfirqfa-ftira

)>ost^petsli\e care CTEaV57 H145l-fi
post oral rircirt Ztcl, ^Biav 555
post orbital ad;- inol , Zcok (situated
belund the orbit) afiifa-a^a
post-paid ad]. ^51155
post parcels 65-5ft^t, 5t5-afi^
post parlum nd>. B7p|>57
post partuAi haemorrhage 55^7
7«5Ta

po.t-pataglum Zoet. 5W-5575T7
posIphragmaZool. 577(^-57511 (phra-
gmaw^it’d)

prrpUragma srvaaaffi
«slpoae rti. 1 futafill 5751, Tafin
5751

2(dela>)fi5»55
adjourn aafint 5751
abeyance im5n5

continuance Loir (17555, fiTUfill!
575T

prorogue «‘5IBRR (Const )
delay 155*5 5751
postponed odj. faTafilS, 75^15
)>ost|M>Demeat 1 fttan-t, 7555 n ■
75firr575T

2 ft5*55 n.

3 i*ian( Zrok 7555 n (sreaneeession)
postponement certificate 7555-a5R-

55

postponement of increment
75fti5 5751

postponement of orders aq^iRf 5 ^

1130

V>o«t goft»m»Rt cl the -

potatiiss-s-bctyl- •

fir^CTSTt

of lie 4t»eo»»»oii

CTWfirt

jvO«tpo»mon Crt^ *3^ •*■
^reponUra TT^
pofl'pnbic pwef* Xxi-

{■otipoiit ZaeS. ^ «.

po*t road
|iO»tTtrotei^-TO
{■oft-Mcnl ^ofi. ft*

PofU and Teleframs Mibo»1 TT*

polls <ad telegraphs rftf S*f
posts borve os the eadm of Aimt%,

^ Itrt ^

poitseapaUr 2oc^ 1 •.

9 aj] ^TCttr****

poit«<ap«Iar fo>u ^ po(t*<ptftoaa
fossa

post<4enpt w%^

post aeoteUam Zeti. 9T*'**^f*l
po« seedhnj! siairt T(^ntri nt^lV

fivi •***!

post^ejaraisl repea Z»{. *T^-ai*T

pe«(«rptil oJ; ^oe. «I-CT* {ter* aa

erj

prcseptsl <i9n

po<i-«eitleraeai dd; dim*.

post-setllroeBI rorreetiODs a^*«TWf-

po<t-setI>emrDt Lee ^weaaYwT lir^
potl-iptBoui fossa • po<i>*eapaIar
fossa

p«st>spUevsi Zxi. sneftr^
post-sohorhiul ZKi. srUTJ-*^
post-lentporsl a ZmJ Tnrmvn
poslHrenuiie ti; Z»l- CT^fe^f
post tsBpiaic process trr^TTT r»^
lost trphlosolsf oJj. Zori. ftr^wra.

preippUesoIar fsrfiW«STl(trriLlo.

poslabte 1 si. TTflT*,

2 «. Xop^ K.

postaUies of reoaemie* «vns9%
PHIfT^

peatoUlsoa •»Tr7Wl /, TTBT^ m.

p«ai-oar deeslopineet fmc

poet oar desetepaeet sth*(ne jVl*

Ararat

post-srar pIai>B>0S asd derelepneDt

chwt aflr ft*iw

pott'Vtr teeonstnsrtio* sAetaej^t-

post-«ar leresrrs gitetl in li
post seltov = oesr eellov
post rr^popiasia Zdet »rtV*4
pot VS so. VTT •.
peuile cjj Idn&iaite)^
poiaile spirit ^ B'siv *
pouile a aier ^ ar. Tat
PetatBO budae a A*taesdae
Poltmobios = Astams
PotsBoesIe Zarf VZJsj-tnrft
Pounofitsdse (jtcSaiea tie “otter
ahresr"-PH II 545) as.

Potaaio'eioo (a iteaei of poed*
scaoist VVt'Pvt-trS^

P Bataas (»sMai ‘with fc>ati9*
leare»‘— beeasse reaJdy teeof*'
rod by tio )e»a*el b’ado of the
foalisy leaf-Br. H. ^119J) «tF«'

P. perfetaalas vfevv V^aVTT*
potimoIofT (se>e*>«o of nrer*)*^*

pat aooeaiios vwifaTW
polinte yiarro’ (a re'firy p*)'**
d pa aa»!{a»)®t^-cic sfc.
pota'b si. C4/-S. niher

(la treat with potasH oyocif. to
easehatlol >« li re'asssato ferro-
esaaidet atraor*^ sfr tye>
poti-h C*«. cfv /. •TTSt
pousi alom Owo. aodici
potash hsilb* rAfos. cfj-esy
jotasi b* alcohol (eaas* e potash
porifeJ by disaolsias >o absofeta
aJec*'o))5*''T' ^

potashery *lfi-s7y m.

|<otish feldspar Jfioera/.C^rC^
poiaii ylasf aifr-viT
palssV'raatie PtSTex cri-carjc

jsols>h reira Afia/ra! »»ft-arn

pot,.h o.ler = [.^ssia™oitrateaifir

potj-h »ojp nfiiry^

y«tash solpianted - salphanted
l^sssa -beer of lalphar

potass (yotati;. yotaia am) vfi f.

^>o^l•«a (pota** ) eft /
potsssa caostiea cft
potass-aaiide Cir»a. Tt fe'Vv
polassa suipbarat ^ sulpiarated

potass, bromide Tfy73
liotassir c.f/. CAen.
poiassi-feroas a.f;. CAca. (coaUisisg
potash or other eempoonds o!
po tass-SEOJcftjy. ^132
poussu isdroxidam petafsian
ksdreside

petasfii sodsdots = potassioiB
iodide

poUsai Biiras tjjftv
potiuios(potaaai9rs)CAm. TT (TTS)
potiss. iodide ^^73 Vsiv
poiassiojnetetsrie iodide FJi.sr«s-3f-

Ttf^aftr

polsssium Car-i.T{73s*.

P oretstc^y^ g^ ^
p aeij otsljteTppjsraat fystflv
p and sul{ hate ?rT3 wav
p. and urtrale «Wt tCwOt
p al.iTn^pT^nf^
p sni.lernft^V

p smiooBiuni thfoDlie ^^13

p>iv;lssb i(iioearl-oBate3p3S«TB>

^•ategTm'tV

p. aeiimotute Tytl areanitv

jv. astiiDOtuie laittate *^13 wr*.
p. arsenate

p. beaasoe snlj lionate Tyt^

p beaaoile
p biearbonate
p biriromate frnfrv
p. bi0oersde friratv

p. btlodale eyt^ffsaatv
p Liootslale 3^73 fj^ycfni
p. ) leaalate fpfttslv
p.bisTTi^tb voAide vAv

p. Ixsalphate fj^odie
fw I isulihiie yn fiyvay
p. I itirirate TtT^ fs*VI*tfly
p borate ?n lT<tT
p. l 4 iro-fioor>Je'yy 3 ^*-*Tt^V

|». broiasteyx*! jfl*

p, bromide yyj 3^
p a batsMitiioearboute TCI*

W fjrjevttrftv

poteen

potesslunx ijc-butyiite 1151

|> ij>butyrate Xtn-P

p cerbonile ^51^ riniTtV
p. cUorite yj75 jfJf)?
p. «WoT»\t«
p. eblonxhromite
p. chtoro'pliuoiie sftT-cf;^
p. thromiie
p. <^hromi«m o\aIJte
Srjfrt

p. ritriic nrrrfrt
p c«l>4lii.iT*oiJe
p rotmlti Bitrilr

p robaIto*thi<x>anJte ^n-

p copn-lartratc xn
p^ cyanjt*

p. cjraniJi'XTiaW^
p dichroiajle (fonJeredl XTH
oire (3*1)

p «]ihrJro:rD>«itraie XITJ T^T^*

p. dihrJro;ea'p!io»phjifs

p. ^l•utrt>>e<r«4Thte xn

p.di«lhio^i»!nextt3fi'*«*‘4 PustT
p. ethyl maloBeie

p ethy)-»ulph4temTg«??<^
p, ethyl'Saathite (teehsiceU

p. feffi-cT«niJe «fe prstT
P ferr^eyiaide xr?
p. fluoride (lali) TIT^

p. formate XTIJ
p plvr<ro-phoj( hale* TF5
WtrCW
p. hippunte
p. hydrate

p. h'dtojea oxalate %\3't

fetjfrt

p.hTJr«jeaphil«alite x?t5
p hadrosea aaevharate XXIJ 3X*''

erift*

p. hvjrojea anlphite xn 4X^4
p hadrojrea tartrate *m

p. hrdniaiJe • potaaaii hrJroti-
Jum r*je*a. XTH TT*^

p liTj>ojntiiaon*te X^13
p. hepixlilorile XXT^TT
p hvpo-j'ho*phiie 37-tITflTT
p ioilate

p iodide w|>oia**iiioJiiIum f^rvx.

Xfi3^Vt
p la« late XXt^
p lead iodide
I*, malaie XXI3 r3nfla
p. nialoBile X?I3 SNftenftiT

p taaapiute ^^3

p laereurie eaanide X?t3 *l'tixe'*

p, merroTKc loJule XVJ

p. aeU*bi-«u1phite x»t3 TX-

p meta'borate XP3 Ra-^TSW
p. oetaatimoaate XPl
p met^-phoiphaie xn »i5»
p. methrl «iilluoearlN>aate XT^

p. BiethvI sulphate xr3^?" 5Wrx
p. molybdate XX>3
p. moM-borate xxtj
p moaoxideXlf)^*^*
p. oitrateXPl
p, nitrite

p>9-aitr»phihal*iBi<]e *t!V>

«3%MflfVTn»
p. aitreprusside xn
p oleite(t«ehiiieaam*?frl(^»

p. oxalate XX^ J fodle

p oxalate (setrJxX’lft's'tef^IX)

p. oxalate eetd xr3 tarn

p palmilate Xn

p. perehlorate xn ■^rWItr
p. penodaie xn wlVneX^
p. perBunfaaate XXIJ atftnVxxftn
pi penBaB'tDiie tolotaoB XV3
aifi-itXfK r»'a44
p. pennlphate XXI J
p. ph«BoI*«vlphoiuie XXI3 X^*

p. phosphate x X' imele
fS phosphate eeiJ XPl WT«

p. phihilale eeiJ XX^ w*5t

p. phlhal-imade XX^
p plaiioo-eya^eXXTlSXI'XVT^
p. propionate XT’!
p ■•pTopyV'ditUoochonate XT3
Bl s%» fji'seJnifte

p pvnvinliniooate (,o’3b!e) XXI3
ansnt^ra (ft-'i)
j> pyrr>'l'orateX5r3wfi?i2r«yiI
!>. pvrwpliosphate XXIJK^^-WTWtX
p pyro-*ulphHe-XT3xr&B-x;jftX

p qujilroxilale X5'3 ^jf^Ttsfra
p. ajceharaie acid XXH TTIt^

p Miles late XXT^’T^’tX

p felenale XXT3

p. ‘eleBo-cMnaie XXT^l^TTipTTsrrT
p. ‘ilieate xxr^llHt^
p silicojlaonde {techaieaU XTH
?reT- »me ?

p »iln.-«>i|anf»tatexXl3«^*^*T*T
p. ulrer-eeaBiJc XXI3 XS^-XTrSv
P sodium tartrate (Rochelle salt)
XXT3 irn^ (•r^rv^ ®ti)

p .tearate (teebiiexl) XXTI ^"YX

(if; -•»*¥»)

p nieetBatexniTi^

P sulph-anjlatcxXT^gte-^afW
p aulpbstr (powder crystal*,' Xr9
Jfftx tVX, m)

p. sulphide (sjoao poly) XXT3 «t5x

(<«. 5*)

p. sulphite xxt3 gfttx
p. sulpboearbolale XXT? 5XTTiT^Yx
p. snlpboearlsjaate XXT3 g W i r - f H
p. »olpbowTifi. leXnCXXXXl^
p. tannaie XXI3 Xl Tt Yn
p. tartrate XXT *X^'Yx
p. tartrate a. id XPl *Xm1x WT3
p. lelluntexXH
p. lellunte XXT^ ^nfex
p. trtral'orate XTT^
p. letroxalale xn
p thlo'earbonate (lo, Uoiral) XTI3
r iBli -ntx (■.‘lurf^T)
p. Ikio-rsanate XT? XXTtftr
p. ihio^ulnhale XXTX ns^ gvxl x
p lunr-tate XXT3 xnrx
p urxieXXI3^tX
p. xiBlhile XXT3

}vta«s perminpatti* XJT^ wfTnVpCPj
potato wg».

potato rot Pint /•a: W. ter^.BWJt
petato-liLu xY f’fxxi
pouio wart (doousd ir^iftw
potato wilt «73-elf<rtexT>t
pot enltare experimeat xn-^rrix
f i s fhi !

poie=Ii*.’.an redtyi7»j,
poteen -potheen rnraielr

ns: pesai

C* il.
potency 1

SY^f.rt^/

potrBf' ^jlc Vft. r^^ »- fiTf*

CT -ra

potftii *?j. I yft^rrai S .*^,)

5 Hfi- rftTTft (4=5. 1
poIrDUlt < 1; 1 I

tPiri-*‘Ta-
poiretul ». pkjt. m %.
p«.fattil ?>aa-«iV5^

pctrctul rimers SWT*a <T^
l-otrclul rttams «Ul*a airfj^
potrstul JiSerrarr r« 7 t ftTW

jolratu] rnrrys (o«i<; (g ;o<it.oa

rsM ferffa nr

fietretul rji-trorr »ftT^

j««rf>Jul tsil p*n-
petrsiiil jra-l'^ot ras san
|«>trBlulil; I sTwrrn ^wfrTT
f I fia ftl-"! ^

S 7 ^ Tfa: >

^sA'rstu^ lc~» Imi n
I^IrBtiitU * ^S-tT?

pnlrDluN ye • il rev’s

*»irw %

potmtiil ilujie s*ia ani
]«treiL>l tiliir iitr tX «r(t
l<o(ratu 1 «ri!Ui JLe-a. fnrtT va
]«(c-B(iit >irlJ /VrMiry (if 9 an-Clf
> i» i 1 1 of w 1 ic'i ■ fgro«t

li|li*»t licit of irtsluclinly —

I F^) Rsi*a stfw. t:*a S’f=i
potrDtutioa Yri (t*** «• jUa«>3 »e-
tioa of l»e I’mj*. leiag fre^ter
tl 13 «sc. ol tl • r'MU of nc'i
ciol 1 . 0 -e— XVirl»33) vfYvaa »
FelrstJli (freat ol cn<jae(^ilt}

»-3<]S«., TITfoil)

P. »tii»nB»(n-yia»'oil. tjTtr wrwiJ

('n-'et* drrtl)- P»»b)

P.fr*sino*Jr» (/raj rrinjn'ntara-

Hi-| »*n«l«TjT

P, (nitK-Ma»»hrBl<KT riB^rf«<|
gftri T*tj «5

P. ktriauB^ CnfM ir* iirlir] to
i-lrifw Pus) feyft

P. •rpilmU ftvvm
P. rrpua* tvo-

fisxBrJJoMO, fiTO^B;;er sns<
firaEajBrx <i*»lrir»I>

•rtta, g^loa-MtoWi'ini, herb £Te-
ItiS. »t“.\ t*U. BrntB-faTt**

Bsestil)

P lerim (!*™«e'T *JiT — Bisa)

P iDpiBi (nw;* psylgr^ B« *
!»lei’3-e— Biea) WM-^tanO
potrnttomrtrr (yctMTiil ■” •«r!rr)
r>- tmmei.

potrBt *reJ Irmpli TPir"*)

rrfW

Potmoo ^yft£(e?-sTTft («»

N»; 103 «kui 1
pott>rrft = |>olrr«
polbrrh (x,« {r'hwiicb »

far «.

jw>t ^ote Cfti

LrltleholrYKIBii

PotW &< lre..*ol

P raOiont (le»\r« ire •!■»> to

rt.r» Tit.A.i

*crr-g^

P. Wtetophrlli » LiM* l»tfro

phyUi

li» «nrr»t-%rrf»rtap 1
P. (’rnt»»»“I«lij}h»Joj-l»or» ><r.

P •niiJrn* f t«-t »»r**l*
— Pw)

|«l min'old vnnvt'u)

Jr* 5 »

(■Ol miTTorsm (CVi;tb«>« r»';rrf)

|>olOBirtrr P-t (far rerBranas t' •
rile of tn'^riritiaa ta |t»3*>}

Polorotoar £<<rl (irUimi’r «■
t -{t'O
BITm.

PoioroDf Pnd.^y^n srft

Poto* • Crrrolrt tr*

P. raioliiolmi K'fj'W

pot piiBt l(»3«BaitiU«(aecrB«i*S
■3 B pot) •».

S^BoAerrpM trrr
pet p«nlaBe(Pcrt*Ur«o2rrvM}«h^

pot tlreper JKjr.

)«« Itill ti-btrVy

]«ttrrir« eo,^pm*5ie ♦oriety ^-
|«>(trn

j-otlery rtir *j 7 rp.^*inr
potlerr MB’) S’BJ

1*0110 ^a:i. (re^oc.lI*s the tJoir lo-«
In it> arforril irJ tie* uorisf
htl.u) g ^ 3 t».

pouch 1 *. &»T.

9 (i leather }«• for ussrss.t oa
alia, B vooJea ear'n’je bo*)*Y*

*.

S J/tJ. ^ B.

4 iZeei. rv!jni4 B.

pOBch-t«anD' thcttVCailc’l Lit

i'ae»«. rra «-*» rrs-r* *1

poorhcil ZaeJ fe^YTB-
pouHiCil iBiBll stA

|•ODr 1 •nl fro^smirtnpul fro;

pourhr*! ni>;ep]irr«^^ b.
p*or(>r<( votfsBurtupul BolfitTK
BUnilB B«l( f? ^4 * ^ .^

)oa<frr htarK |^dcr U«r

l^uilmic s;tl3f)T B.

}«i>liirrarauplMa tm? ».(STtl

ey)

poufirr 1 tpF|rff,»jCTTS<) m,(taT
It. eato'i Urui «1 ith tefi/* bi
a Basm (a»l, » t)>cr agp
Ci rit)

29 »»zg'*i B,

poultry l«r jBfrnwB tjw
)*oaUr« >1mlopB«aliI rrtctrri

PoullrT IVrelufiBirDi OnLrrr fTf?*
4-^ frapl BfCTTft
jouliri fina f t JITTF^ CV9
[nrallra (irruia' *.

(■oulirr huilinirr fTfZ-VTirf b.
Poullry lD>)«rtor f »Jdt« 4 -W)Y»
|■oullrylILla at.

I'Onllrr nutta'cr JT
Poultry r.cwirchOFfKrr frfrr«T
• ■111

poultry iBcrn i»or jrfTTWBrW^*
poultry ntiioB
poultry BBit

pooaJorattlc {loaBJ **•

(ConiU

pound 1 tih. ; IS euaeoO YTi*fc »-

1153

poand«fl»fee* 1153 powwa th»t b«

ti'l m»ke A 6na II 15S)

3 (lb. t . 13 ooncM 5760 griifls)

/. sn^fe m.

(r nr ?» <n)

3 (lb *0.* 12 fiuncw) STTnafell/
(iri^ ) Srtfin: n ( ^ sr
sfFT) ^

pouoja'e frcs inTT^-lIf*
pouniljl Phyt n (BT^^ ponn.l
+ *'^ » unit of foreo in thsFPS.

pouDilfiJ paddj qrilT
poiiodeH ncc f?i

{•oundor {on« u l>0 or that which
pounds or puh crimes) m.

poaod rcgiilef

(pound =e*ttle pound 7tT?rM)
pour fl) 1 TT^5fj, Miwn'fl

2 (of wares)

poario? Jiaun «wrn1/
pourpre fraoeaiteworchil
poot *b (»kia to Sit.
pouter /cof (they hereareniarlibf}'
diiteniifale crop which they hare *
hibit of dilstieg. • process termed
pnlint) STT* ">•

Fouxolsia Del rMi'tW'-srrft
P iliITusa=iP indica
P. iadiea (aelienes smooth and
sliiniBg— Hnu) ♦funW
P. prpeumhens - P. loJica
poTcrty TTfryi fl , /W^iTI/

P O.V. (prisoner of wsr) t. *. (T"-

powaSKpoIIan FofitiTTi

powder 1 VTX n. (occurs in rn jy. Cf.

eip^KesIlh. 3t51).^ n
S s pul vie Pham- WT "»•

3 (gunpowder) n.

powder blue 1 Col. Ind. St^ s(Vw

2 (a colour, green blue n

hue, of low *rr satnrstion) srr^Q-

3 Bimalt (colour}

powder.liamiog Io»e WT? Hi-i
powder.dowii ^oof. (one of certain
tao-liSed down leathers which
grow eoctisuously aod dismtegrste
at the ends, producing a sort of
powder) Witv-a ».

powder^down patches Zool, (areas of
dowse, the ends of which break oS

Wf^TS W7 b

powdered tulj. §1*®!. (hhi J*T
powdered eafoinel ^uo|
powdered rhsreoat sscbarcoal
powder

powdereil eoLe *= coke dust •Jnif*

■tf*

powdered Ftencli chalk RdN*

powdered pmger geci efl^, fiSI JWT
Ttl*

powdered glass gee)
jiowdcred gvpsum ^eoi WT^
powdereil tu|uor>ce ^<'J|
powdered milLsdrieJ milk
(lawdereil roots geai 3ry

powder faehsioe Oof /»</ (Try ijilcCl

(Kiwjer greea Cef Int ^ 5^

|K)wdef of ipecaeiianlui and opium
w puttis ipeeaeuanhac et o|>ii

Pliam atn sify^ any

powder (wa««s operator PhptoQ Wfy*
frsiWT

powder van lilg *1^

*TTfr

powdery alj.

powdery mildew Cat- ttryrftW/.
powJerv seal. Plant PathcL ®ry BWI
j">wer I rf«/ (Const)

2 Trfw!, firgt/- lV«ft

3 3{ath. trry m.

4 Pkyt tif*/

e=sai«iiy pkf). «t«tir*s/.
power Rfg (tocoiiiotueJ B.

jMjwer alcohol
l«wer jpplW FAjs
power atadsMe STB
power channel Irrij Slfw-jlTTV,
ftgn fftTO

power rleaniog Tygn aT'CW, Jr

Power Control Hoard

power coupled with an intrre.l
(Aiysr p 93C b) erf^
power demand Irrlt Htfl

pow»T.di»ei»ldowef '8PI

power^lnten rompreasor stf*6 Wlf^

power doilrr (for epreading of in.
aectteidal dcsta)

powered eesselj (a Tassel propelled

by some eogiQe other than steam)
JT*B 35ntT8

powerful aJj- SlftTTT?^ ( ty), B8?’.

anyi

powerful actioo CAeni Bt® fpO
power bouse

power inpleoients fjg-r 3'l*pJt,fT35^

power la gross Cnto srgBITT 5lPli
(Jor explanation tee gross)
power in trust Lain *B7fTTB Sifti
powerloom n

powerlooRi cloth
powerloom factory tT*BTS firaiwr
Powerlooms Factories Association

powerloom teacher rtr^VB
power of accommodation (of the eje)
*U4«Jr-l't Itftff

power of appointment rtl

nfir, fitsfr yif*5

power of arrest without warrant stfT-
k Mr B«T^ ^1 nfr
power of sttorne) Law I ffTf»nr»I-
qn It

3 ffifwBTJi-si^r
power of entry jt^n SlfiK
power of Coremor TUBTW tft Hfr
power of instruriiOQ W3^*?n«
power of lens

power of remission qffyTT tlfi^
power of retistance t>\|-tTfiK
power ofsalrfepT TrfV,
power of saaciion aj^ryq Biftfi
power plant r.pMTBtW. fTJ'yFrnrtl
power potential inritd
power reverie gear iffy. Enj SiRy-
BTor^-y*iT

|<ower« afifBf

powers and duties erfisuf sfrf%.SOr
jiowers for diiposal of ^utplu^tiores
wft’fTT tft Str-r

)>owers of court *Y StffBf

jiowers of fore.t officers BBH'TClfiBl

tft TrfTBt

jfiwrrs of revenite ofUcers naiB

■rfnrfrBr Bt sif^t
power sprater

power station Flee, Wn,

BT

power station supers isor f&Jy.nn?!.
fexdlui

powers that be ait sfy Tntrr y)

list

prtgonila

powar aupply

power »upply ft^STTT, srfT STTT^
power to delegate authority llrf«H

power to exempt g^E »t 5 i Slfr?
power to relax rule* rtQM
cT^Orfra

power to tare Eco^ d a n '^rTtE,

power to luspend the operation of
an act atFo^Jt % Ct
<l ftiVs

power to tTinifcr officialt
fifll 4 wu r aar ?! <1 7rff»t
rojDtiBga theorem PAyt (or tba
tnnafer gf eleetrie energy)
aoi*fit 7 Jt

P'P (pellij^ra preventing iietor) Bu>-
tKtn. « a fa«Tvr} aPr?--a crtE)
p. p tfon (per procurationem) ■ V.

(afefn^arg)

P. P (preai-vatioo plot) ^ «- (Tftnpt-

«n)

P. P (pferiooi ptpert) ^ a (\t Tt)
P. P (Publie Proeeeutor) ^ *.
wfWtvi)

P»P O (petaioo payment order) ft.

WT

P. Pr P A (applieition for a pti-
rate eamar'a permit— UVU sst)
ft VI at HI (ftiflvini’ftviTn^ftt
mlja^v)

PP** (feperi) W

P P* (preriooe papere) 1 V ( 1 ^ Va)
ppt- (precipuate) CAm ft^(ft"ir)

P- P“ C. A (applitatior for a pub-
lic carrier a pemit-llVM *ii)

VT w «T (rK am e 5 arjrt \
«ftwa)

P. R (Police Begulalioni) an ft
(mtft ftfiraa)

Pr 1 (praieodymium) CAcie 5 V
(rraerj

3 (pronO C>un- ttg,(H>a)
practicable «i; wapirnra, taegi q
■a far ta nrartieable arpi pra (Ta-

aofaraipTaelicabIr aviatvq
(CoDiU

practical adj. arrgtnf^. •arayrftv
(Contt-)

pricdcat aVifity aqiailfl* a^taai
practical anjaiiBlaeee i T H tt fra Vft-

praciiea) ailtfanlage ftTV

practical a'licollure aaiiglfpv fft
practical and tbeoretieal kt7T{I^

practical and thorough tyiiDing

«It moan aiWv

practical awpticalion tantlftv V^ri
practical aapccl qtp

practical ebange tvig^iftc
practical character nmifrv tVVT
of a practical character
WPT VI

practical chemialry arjTfl-fRWV
practical clasa ^ tgfl ftv V^
pfeclieal rourae ai| jijftv w)
practical dcmoDatralioii angvift*

practical dilTereitre cqi4{lfl« Ir^
practical difrieullice tvnglf^ cfrn.

practical cxamiDalioa eiijtiftc qflfft
practical ct|ieneace aqTqjTfi* wgatt
(Contt )

practical lomiry «qiqglf)« Vlft^
practtcal illualratioo eqrvsrftv
practical io*tructioii Mljglfts fllOT
precticat Loowlcdge wvtlft* 9IV
prtciical le>*o«B practice letioo
praciiialljr i w«fn at, WjfTV «, «q*.
VTV

3 m , -BIV

practically coniiououe acriee n»oT-
tnvanwi

practically unchanged eriftvfrt nq
practical measure omgTf^ Sqjq
practical lecavucrmenl rqiqgifiT HR

prarhcal mccluuic* mRird,

•vqpn-qifvqfl
pratlical Dieo vnqgtfra ^qq
practical pharmacy Wigglft^ artfip^l
practical phyricinpual cbcirittry
•tgtrv %li« Tpm

prarlicat petcholvgy tqrqgrfyqi *iq|.

practical record iqiqgtlH aifitttai
(ractiral rcgulatlou

ftftqwe

praiiical rc*Dltqitqfq«qi^im
practirala irgfnt n
practiral ehape aqiqflfit* qrq
practicat tm angvfftv VtWT
prtn^l Iraioinw awiq^t^ trTwtyey
•rgqrftqqftnpM

practical unit atnvgrfrv rrW
pracncal a etcrinara Scienie Wf jrrftf
ft?fV

practical work argyTV-«V. tqifStftv

trJ

practice n 1 nqVtlT. ttlVlT m , * 1 V-

rq »

3 atrqr?, BRrVfRrt. (ancient word^i
vrtaqrqft/. (Const )

i Bq>q fit . orgi R *.

4 nWT/ (Cooet)

5 tvfinv m (Coret ). ff" /.

6 dntA.««lIt Vftm n.

prailice and piocedare tVf^TT itlT

vikv

praciiceleit 9 Bi 7 dKe srqTV-VrS.vqVn-
VTI

practice of eduCaliuo fttfni-rqqxifp
ftrqw TiitT

theory of eilm ation frsni-qTT
prartice cf law ftf^-aqqvtv
priiiice of mcdicifie fqfovi-avqfliv
prailice of otteopatliy Rfittftfwn-
•qiviq

preriiie of surgery im'nvoiv
prectiie of the court tvrVRtq A Vl 4 *
Wft '

practice of the department ftVTn*
BVf

practice kIiouI fdue. WTRIV-ftlVI
practice teacliiog arwi’M smVt
practise ti. VtVT (Contt }
practise a profestivo rqqinv VTVt
(Contt )

precldiDg Larriater rqqqidl ftftrvi
prtcluiog dentistry ^»!Tftr»rqi W*

qtm

practising doctor tqqmdl ftftqt*
pracllilng lawyer sqesnql ftfiifft
practitioner iqqmifl { t^) m. (Conet )
Prtecocea (are ab'e to feoil tbeni-
ealTaa) Vrt^frfl m-pf
prtedial lufj, Lna (of the nature of
Un I or immovable property, laaded)
tom. gfanq

pracdiai eemiude “ real eervilude
•» landed SetTilode tqibl-gffVT*
WIT

pracllocsiion gjf aiiiesliviiioTi

prtcfidiationav*rumoo
rracsrpewCtmler la Cancer Atiret.

prtgofutewsodnrrw*

PriTU* ica black

1133

piacipiUtion hanlanln?

Fra'Q? ircLIacLsice black
prairie 1 (& raeadaw or tract of grass-
land) HTir??! n

3 (a coloar, yellomsb rrdjellow
t’FTlfH'r in hue. of low *>T satura
tion) •CTT’nfVits

prairie krowo (a eolonr, red^eItow
tTriti in hoe, of bi|h s^sataratioa)

prairie Jo* (rodent of tba genes
Crwwi'j) *'■
prune fire

prairie toil R5iix?i-^[^
pramcsiwrambulalor
Francos Set ^TO-sraifil
P. labuUria CMlplnam jeirslev)
HtXTSR (Kadk , Poslitu
pra«e (leek t,r«eii qaartjJ sfwwfe* *>i
pra'CtHlsmia (praseo.!) miom

oaide) fVnraT/

pra-eitd\miiini (ken. XOIHdl/
•praam (IaI frrtjiaas Meek green’
C11) mfr/ (i-i lili trasi i)
pratidiiilc tr^Til / (aiuient wonl—
the parent Innla tuaMe aliout on
the gronni vrlien their nest is
avpi’iiaelieil b) an intruder)
prawn Ax’f sfkrrt n
prayer I St5w t.

2 Aitwtfrapn/.
praier Wait^-abni* /,
prater l>«>ok siirsil
praitn” sntei viRi (CoastJ
prating cricket, pratiD' loseet,
pravii]' locti-i, praviBg masiis
W«TW«ihe».
pre* Wtl-, JtTk-
pre-acctihnlar aJj. ZecL

PL?*

prearher <fRn^» re. (»ea (eaeber)
preadolrecent JRTTea. (wecbllJ)
preamble /- (Const.)

prraoal plate Ztci. Bt
prearranged marcb^se^ ffTPI
pr*-articiilir iTc'C'l.
pre-aiidienre (rigtt to prior

hearing) ^ ai*st TuaM ei.
preaudit %. ^Itw^Srt
preaudit 0.0
preaudit cheque

preajcii\ (sidf) «J; A»«t Tin front of
the alls of the body) Stbtl
preasial digit

prexiil side Zool-
preluMO nlioo]

prebranchul tone vft-

Fre>eadet Traifting School

Fre-CambriiB Geoh f^lHT-xS
Pre-Cambriaa period CtoL
5*

Pre.CarboBiferoQs elrnT ^
preranont Mdi. 1 (depending on the
Trill of another) BTTW

3 (nneertun. nnwamnted)

«5t, wtmug

s^BTTw, grrdrt

precanous |,osse<sion £ov (is one
wiiicb a person enjoys by the
leave of a-notber ajd doting bit
pleasure) 'TO»I
prei_i-t 0 . 1 /

prer-x-t »eit flVrftg

precatore adj (of. pertaining to, of
the nature of. e-itreaty supphea
tor>) Sl«4vjf*

precatorr trud £«« m lre i' X i . SRW
preeatorr words Xo» ai v i ni-gg rt^.
STTIWJ

precaution ^TTiR «, n .

precautionary stage ’^rnwnft mnwi
preeautious oj/.’prmft
prevaTaasapenor vena eaeawas-
k^^eeoa caca TtH-cgrfrei. gwT-

preeacal rein gwy-arpt^Nn. gWT-CgT-

Cm

precedence (ConsU t*'

pee precedence ^

precedence of business gj4 -’ p( s i ,
ift \fT7ryi
present aJi.

precedent ». X (jomethiog done or said

that esy esrre as an example or
rule to eutheriro a saVsequent
ect- . .) BgW TS.

9 ^!I***-(^fe#rpl»%ationsree«sen.
lial preceifest)

precedent or esullished practice
WVet ^ WTpT

•dj. vhn (Conet.}, Tgnr.

( rf)

preceding census agTrrrgr

(Const)

preceding cliose ^la ^rg
preceding paragraph ^Vpgt
priding rule tpfrrq fares/
preceding term J/oJk. \SglT
pre<ensorsbip
precept X in.

S Xot7'(a3] command in the nature
of process) BT^ftrer/ (process »■>.
frwConsL)

precept of education fire’t

preceptor ijg r«.

pr ec^aio n (of the Aini-oi«) Jjlrcs.
«. (jo eallM because eqni'oc
comes to the raerkliit sooner)
preccssional term fi'res. \gjq jt q*
prece-sion of the equinoxes Astret.

Ftecbatadninae .(re j grp
(ft'r* •seient word)
pre-eheliceral segment Z.\i. mfggx-
^ «*T

prechordal iTnieje: (anterior
to the aotoeliorJ) ?TTT3 ^
precinct 1 (a surronsdi-g o- e-'cl ni j
line or larfsce. a bojnJa'y)

/.

2»ls»Tn.

preeincli rtfprrt

pteciofts of a prison gmRmtrrt,

pretiOQi oj*. g|uei,
preaou* garnet e pTrO{<
precious metals

precious opal Jfixer.i.’. n.

p reciou s Hone (M'pt n..

precipice tTTTT « (jce xcarp!
preeipitiut CVw, fiTr*tTTg m
precipitate n. fimrx m.
precipitate rf. f i Hi l x g
precipitated a.fi. fgygrfxg
precipitated eileium carbonate
T^l BtnriH

precipitated chalk sgfj

precipitated copper firist^ trs
precipitated salt tCTw

precipitated sulphur fi t miC - y grerf )
precipitation i Cac-s.

3 (as raia) Ha(X4 «,
precipitation bardening HttiL ftrw.

pradpiUtlon oithod

1136

pnfsioiT

precjpil*iioo ocibod

prteipitiliontffl

prfcipitio /mnUBcJ

prccipii*ut bub ft' 4 ' 4 i 5 j BZ
prtnpilous ilope Feratrn (oTet 45 «)
r^a^lst SW (Rm '» ptecipiea’
from th« •rn^n). a*®

Terr fttep *lop< irfirnTtff UT®! (iM

tiepe)

prrci* (brief »uB 3 m»r>) ftSft*!/
•ub«lucc HTTHl
»amm»rv

precise adj gB'W,
imw (»ff »rcur»te)
clear preiiie and lodubiUble
eviileiiee ^tIT« ^

RT!f«

precue romliKjtioa £1* SlB
preeiM boo^ileilpe 7K alai
preareW

prentel* eipf»«eed «rf*nq^

preeite aalute frs ftt

preeu*De»»w|'recuion

{■recite piriure fn

precue programme CIV €rv vr^vn

preeiie record «r«r^^

}>rceiie icope IT* £tT W
precitiOD * precueoett

previa r( Ihe cj«e stT*f V*t
preclintt r. 4 a» E el V«IW /
preelie-.a« *e;<uuoa n jni £ U. v Tf*

preclipical a-ij ffTnTVfrV ^ 1 r{r»-,
cliBical)

preclioieal ilepaniacnl STTarafirV

ftmn

prevlinical J ciio I «vfj

pieclinical irainiua sl^llcr
prrclilcitar aepm'cl Zed. fiiinrlTtl
««t(elitelluai a-.r*n)
poiiclirellar eefaeal

precloJe rb* after ? *1
precIuJed aJj, Tftrftjr

1 < preclnded from k ifteifin frtT
precociooi aJ/ tffTW, ir»i« vre,
VT«

I recocioat Jecetoj ment ViW\l ftvTH
precociout tevuit deTclopmeot ZivU
«I«\< vfnvftaiR

ptecpcUe I \iTTTai /

S (•aceplidsatljr earlr derelopaeiti

e<p earl; derelopment «( the men-
tal powers) *t.

preconeeieej e.f_f
preconceived idea frVTI

precoDreptioa^T 91 T>n/.^ 4 ^Rra n

Dre-coDdetnn rb Lav

iS(i<n

preeoBscioua n ij, u'S^cri
C/ forecoDanoiit ^ 1^)4
l>recool rb

precoracoid^Mf (in (ron of the cor
aeoid) 5?Tpn (fr 3? +7d<ci)
precosa 2a>l n

precniratadj i{{4<itv
precursor iw 1 ( ?■{) «.

iChm

predaceous a fj (linn;; I ; rre>ins oa
plber animaJa)
predicioaa Sth l?V^

predator Zed
predatory aj^ (cB
predauile i'drey (a luncslon* e«»>
potei e( ealeite sod bruede

preJeceaaor | ^11 ei.

9 <oa««lio has rrMo.le 1 another
IS asy alaitv positi'i, ofucet etej
tC?tf<»«lft(?\)<H (C.Mt)
pr*decea*orno iole*e»l £«„ 35 ^^'

pffdreestor iDof 6 ie*l« trfwft
j redeees'vr to title L*v <ii »i-w«Tn
|.rcd<ntsry aJj rtleentU. (situstM
in (root of the dentary bones)

predrnury booe rolroijtol. ^sslaiR

nfea

predeniary looth rilconiof.

V"

Fml-fltaU i’afrontd V?»sren 4 ,

prei^tUB.riJD arrsv-

«’•»

pcedrtlmtlioD (caft /, eitW n.
prrilctiiDrd a.(/ v'Waa. Htltq
prel'itiBed iDirrprrlatioii
f T?

I re I IrrmiDalioaoI ee* Zed not.

-rf^tTwaiTw.

I re I'lcrniiteJ pcrrrDi««e ranpr
} ertUrt,

preJiraLIrs (<roiipor elait of

prahestea) iq ««.

predicate Grantmof «.
aubject

predication Lofie Sbq-t n
predict fi VTitl,

wrjvmrjTl VT^T

predictfMe iotervala irJjqiejT

predicted fire ,Vit. trfBV

predicted bonrontal ranpe

^fV? triVa iiTw

predicted ranje ifW. TOt?

prediction 1 3 ?^Tii.«p^qtn/.

3 ttftcmi'/i/,

predictor 1 ai.

awfarnTTlClIii.
preili'Ksfa ^acd w.

pre>liS|K>ve.) a.lj. Phnt rdkcl \i-

qTB

pre li-potiiion Pf ,«r pai W. {prenoos
intli iition) ^ Sflq /.
predouiiaant-e Snitaq, fftCeV •
predeiniBjDt <t.f/ 1 bvb. hbt', xfv-
trrl

3 (f rwsiliii J Sir?* (aiirient worJ)>

sy

3 Sid Biq.Bvn

4 Eetftlrf Blftrfttl

1 Zcil Uoiinl in larRo nuaUuri
al unlanOST?

be prvdutiiiiijni viarcnaq fret
predomioanlW Q'vrtl
predominant roeba BifqvVn
pirdoniinaie ( 4 , 1 «rrir>ft ^l. B«ir
flarr

3 r<n rRutth

3 Ferttitf tnWrpn

|iriduiiiiDJlin; ire prcdomiBanl
|.red«iiiiuJlin- ioiIb^^
preempt rh. Lnv RBWet
I re.empiion Lav 1 BBCV as

2 srnvtdVvTt «

preemi tiun money arffTB-Tirn
prremptor Ljv eri?V?Tf<r»?ft ( ?^) m.
)rreuia:(totriin or drest with the

l»al)q^«?m Onbricatmi;)

H

pirrsulcb isaifi fr«I. Cl*l
prrcsi.tinprtfj ^Vt 5 T(»‘I.)
|irecsi>lin« del t ^?sl irq
prervi.liof lien trrwtfian

prces|>erinienul period «?(lpi3t

ersf«

preface Btmut /
prefatory laJj ttrnrrrss

prtlect

11S7

prsliBinary {oreeatt

2 n (n^e? m i h«admg) /

prefect 1 ssii<TS m.

2 {it a boarding bonse) ei.
prefer t6 1 (eetimite higher)

*rfjtr5f

2 (briDS. pnt or tee forward) S^*
*tT^. JftyH

3 I, aiWT

prefe-ablc ad] erftjr*^
preferably af^UlHa sf «'<il

prefer ao appeal *7^

preference 1 sftrtT’T rt. (CociS )

ssftirnf- «•

3 *"

preference bond C««n
preference creditors Coei.

T^rsdj

preference diridend Coei.

VrSTtT

preference schemes wRnrT-nhTTj^
preftrente abate «Tt

preference stock C<*a. 7*^

preference ayttem £cob atfetr^-T^y
preferential adj arfVtn^
preferential Cemmen Carrxtrt «
differential

preferential absorption Ckcm. wfit-'
ane-tnjre

preferential berth ajfttrrsff e i i fe ^l
prefeientul claiia Eeot. erf^rrpv

preferential creditor
•tfasT^ jsiAiJi
preferential duly wfa gi ^
preferential floatation csdiCerentia]
flostition

preferentially erf^ttpR'
preferectul marpos atfttn^-oirST
prefcrentul orientationapreferred
orientation (Bolfe p 163)
preferential payment
preferential rate aiftjr*^ ir5
preferential rate of duty atfjttian
grtt-arf

preferential tariff Eon. ntT ra 'at n-

preferential Utle Lam arfiltns^ 7^
preferential treatment attorn «n7*

n

preferment wRjtjH m.
prefer objection sc7tf*t
preferred 1 atSnnJ

2sfr^

3 Sctt tttn, TXITt aWT
preferred dieideiid Lam ttlF4*li
g|g tTt

preferred onentaiion Metal, (when
a anfEcicnt amount of deformation
baa been performed, the raodoo
orientation of the onpnal erystafs
IS coaTerted into an aiTaop*meDt is
which a certain direction in all the
crystals la parallel to the direction
of aeformation-~Chaabers. AUa sea
Bolfe p 165)

preferred stock ^nFrtTT
preferring officer SJIBffl-erfciTil
prefer the charge Bit'll (Coast.)

prefertiliaation tissne sft

postfcmliaatioa tissue

sSr

prefix ft. \ \ir«3 ft-
9 TTtrt «»,
prefix \

9stt»r^T*t

prefix lesTe anwm ifftO

prefix or affix {ieate)«n5» anni dltj

prefioratiott Bot-waestiratioo
prefoliatioowserBatioa
prefortsed aJj.

prefrontal n. ^eef. «.

pre«za|liooicod>. Jnot. a» H 6' i.<
pregeniial

pregerminaled seed dla,

pregerminaiioo

pregnancy nUTTWI f„ »r du TT » i n .
rifil'iilMH tn,

pregnant adj. 1 mt l dl . aifSnfl
9 wdilflis, Ultiifai^
pregnant fetzule

pregnaot with <piek child w immtl
(oectirft ID 1377 and 7 ri»i^<s)
pregnant woman snHA
prchallux Zotd. (rndunent of toe on
the p reaxial 11 1 « of the hallux)

preharrc't rslunale w wxl STTPR
preheating xrort n. (Bolfe

p. 165)

prebensije ajy Torf.'lliirgl
prehensile tail rool. BftttTgl fftty
prehistone od/
preboite w.

calcmm.gE- for7Ti27r3 alntnininm.
stfB- for »'4ti'srfn^ ortbosilicste. -T*
for mineral)

Preux-Nocard bacillns » Coryne-
baeterinm psendotabercnlosia
prc-jndge tJ- Lam
prejndice 1 sf?T^7r5T /, •^C 5 frs.
(from Marathi)

5S%39tsn7rT« (Const.)
prejndieed edj. ^Ef^lVa (from
Marathi)

prejudice the right stfirETT ET

sMn si^'-n

prejndieially sfT^Sra., a%V*

affect prejudicially SETT

«1’>RT

prejudicially affected awift-t

prejudicial to %

prejudicial to public interests

prelate (s eoloor, reddish bine '(('■IW
in bns, of high satniation %iid
low f^ bnlhanee) gtflBITV
prelector (a reader, iertnrer or prof si-
tor of a naieenity) irm^ r».
preliainanes streftuB tnsrt, jfn-

preliminaiy od; tmfttns
preliminary account tmOvB ^r?rr
ptelimiaary action smfn?*
preliminary actuals (BadM 65) fflt*
ftam nnatt*

preliminary and ancillary

tftr

preliminary arrangements JTtrlhnt
Hit'S

preliminary bnef lurratire report
Eiyfere twbb
preliminary budget ETtfaiTV
preliioiaary coarse of practical train-
•®5 aftryst aft srirfsir* virf

preliminary dividend HlTfhr* pnrftl
preliminary enqniry qfmgf

(»m)

preliminary estimate git fin* nrtW-

preliminary examination gJtOjW gfl.

am

preliminary expeo<es BirfinBfgg
preliminary figures and statements
STthxrv nfftf- afty f^rsi
prebminiry forecast gryfaim

1153

pnpsrafian

prcli&inUT lorteatt npoit

preliamurr forec"* xtport snR»»

lojanrtion La*, ff ^R*f4

KT?! !»« iBjnscLon)
preliminary imp^clmn ftfl-

p» ^

pfrliBiinirT insIrortioB snfiiT4 fr'SH

ptfliminary iarr<tif*tioQ
■ 3^ a^

prylimisai-T sijlrnal {or an inirnli'
pilion « jqil 7

prcliminiTT Bira*nf^ <hi^

prcImiBarr mriiiraS cxunuutiea

S7T&W* tTT«-^fWl
prrliBiiurT notire
proliBinarr objortioD Idr C^{>W

prtlioiinarr offirt roport STrfws

prelimnarr oporitiooi ffirfisr*
prolimiMry eitl oxasiinauoo ^7*
linn ^ftVT
prrliaiurr point fft»

prcliBiswp rtador ffTCwi fiinv
prcUrainarr menniuueoe Fcruirj
(n roeo-iGuiuaoo o{ ■ (or«it sinl*
in erJir (0 n (onmJ taaw*
lolpaoi klWaeU liUlT to b* hm.
(si in dfMnni'iag lb* (atsropl&a
e( eniipftce-t ERfiRV

vilhnf

prtliBioirT report v-T{TWrA\^
prrliBiiiiarT rrrirrJ otimitr ^TTlhn
Clf4H4

prrliininary itaje g 7 t ft g » «Wl
prrliBiiBar* »trp* ^

prrl.Diiury »iirTCT 1 cn ft g4
3 rtfew» w^ptt
prrhmiairr lr»t UKfuac sff*!
prtt.BinarT «orLio;pUn FmnSrr

nrfrtrt

prcIiBiBjrr worlief- plan report
Fertnry *Ttrnr« r*»n^sy»iH sft*

prelade «, wgB n,
prrfare ffa^im

promatnrroj; 1 attn^ inn 1)

3

preaialurr Jrliirry Sljfe

prematare (»lie> nn 1| ^

»nt

premature fertilaataoillisctt fttV*^
prematBie pram; *TTf . l<tTf •

premainre Iibonr inn\( UHli^4l
preinitnre openm; (o( cospos) JVeir*

prrnjtore psTiDriiI fiutill FiVWi

premature tetaiiaattoa ol ieue
rft RSTT^ HW.tS
preaatnnte ^TTrtSI/
premaxilla 4mL, F-xi (is (rout ot
tbeemaillne} itC^/
pretaatiUarr -> preottdlarp fcoae

preraediaa aij. Zjet.
preaediratioa JCel. a.

premeditate e& ^fin4 4m
premeditated detitra 5^

premediiatrd LilIia^^N^t: V9
premedilatedle Bl^

frnict

preiaeditited Bialiee
premeditated etoleaee
premediUtioo } ^tfaian a.

St«»(tPC)\lfn4 .0.
preaeaista ^oot. fll K W a. (maatsm
nyi)

premier ( t\) aa.

ehief Buvatee ^44 tieA
pnnie mimater trwn wnft
pfTDi>e X<t7ie <*, vfirTT /.

lai^r preeiiae a.^41444
taioor premiae syiivt
prrmiaea I 4fhjT •».» 4Wr». ij; ajft

3 (of • d«aj) ^4^44 M.
peemiaea lateaded for baman bobi>
UiMa ar^4*{ % vfm

*414, ajmiiH Mil 44n
premiaea of • deed (tK*t p»rt of n
dool oonatitstioc all that prseoJa*
the KabeoJniD)^*»txiW44
premiaa vpremiac
premanm Cm. *»4Tfii»a.

•ppceolieeabip premium (pft ' y i.

■m'** (appr*"tie*
at premiom •{^^*4 44

iBiuraacc premium* wntl-Ktrfi

preminm ea debmiarea 4(4W>

premism M eipoeta IWn^ |44l(«
premiam oa lenae 43 amrrfjt 4I 44

B«4irj

premium on abarea antdrTKrf^. aricf

4T51 «iF*

Fremaa EsL ffTtfs
P. benplrotia tr|.«T^

P. eamlenta *t 44 »rtf»

P. berlurea i^E{Jlj wrfe (Baas
f in<vartfi, Bea. Haijtn, Ta&
^nwiaam}.])

P intcgnfotia Btawa meTa pyc-M.

atft, Gn; IIjo->r^ Var. Oran)

P. laiifolia Tf4ti wrfit
P DucronatasP. latifotu
P, peraraiJala 4 ^* «Tf4
P. aerntiroliassp. lutr^Ttfelia
P. apmoaa=r. iniepnfolia
P. lomentoia Geoem doaaalp at^
lato-tomratoso — Tr. II ITS' ^-
TT^^tfir

r. eibnmeide* — P. latifolia
prrmolar d«4i- Hxt 5fllI4T4 aa^ (JC
•in front', (rori •neni-'ln)
premonaooB plastmg Parmirp
4i7B

preuial a^.«as^
pte>Nraadeitbalo'id nna
tmrtm.

preMom emd, ^uatM la.

preoeropalioB j L 09 (oeenpawn
of n plaeo Ufenband—Aiptf)
\4^fl44H4 la.

3 «nVt444»3T 'tjHrCJJ, WS)45J /.
preoecapied «4<t4, ar*4tT4W. \(»44
preopereular ZxiL m

preoperenUr bone Zgd, ^ftaraTw
preoperculnm Fod. 3^^1114 n-
preoral eluinber ZeeL 5 ^%^Tt»
preoral eirclel Fxi. giTti 4W4 (pro-
totroeb 444*4)

preoral lobe Zed, Sliri prfa
preoril pit Zxi. gym «t}
preorbitll Zari. 3 TS

prepare 44^t^ ».
prepaid aJj

prepaid eallt 4T441 (nffl)
prepa.J drpoait aerount eoqrber

fem Vmt uviaa

preplld eipenaea 144

prepaid premium 3(44 satiFr
prepaid eoueber \4^4 im4«
preparatioa l mw ■wrfl. 9*^

*44t. 44^1

1159

prajJarAtion of eatimatea 1159 preaexipHon

jircpaUptiim ZotL ^ <l4wil m.

5 ftRPf / • Pff&w IJI.

o^Iiim and lit preparation

4 rh/xm /•

medicine aftr*

preparation of eatimat^ HTTfS^anm
preparation of indents
preparation of samples ■^1'^

preparation of rcliemes obMP*
preparation of iite finatm till nil^

aft ttnrrft

preparatorj' erlj RHITtVi STSmft
{J\), atnti-, nitfJtt*
prrparaiorT action tiTTftR*
preparatory committee WVJn-RfsrPt
preparatory catling Foreitrv TTyTnTT
ffTTfrR* fTlV

preparatory fellings Toreiiry ttlTfaW
(Oarm. rorlkieb)

preparatory period Foraslry (the
period tnteeedent to a change of
iilMcattaral a>slotn rliring which
special operations are anoertahen
to prepare for conrenion— 1 F R )
wtsittFs

preparatory stage BiifiiH* Haitn.inip

preparatory tillage fffrfrwe ynt
preparatory to

leave preparatory to retirement
arreiai

preparatory to eommitmeot atl't'Ji'

prepare eJ RTH Rt^TT

«ni. faT^»

prepare and file lodes cards

sfti antftftra TTOI
prepared adj. t ftrftni, firfira
2 (as gas)r?Tf«T
evolsedtr^vOra
formed ftfffT
manufactured
obtained sn^lf
produced 3ei«, la^rf^R
prepared by PrSTRi
prepared chalk •f^ftps esft
prepared lard rharm. TTt

prepared opium srf^^R
preparing aud itrikiog campa ftiftr
rftTTTIRl

preparing aali (aoJinm ttasaata—
lienor p-699) srCre *r^
pre- partition ady.daMMA*^

prepai rf>
prepavmeni

prepii station RIT?

preplirigma Zoo/. Rsaifli* (phf a»ma

IRim]

[lottj'liragma

prepineal plate Zoo/ ^

preplan it.

preplanned air support Mtl-
ntfam fTwr^-arawn
prefKioderance wrf^fU. niTlfm n,

preposdertoce of esidenee Zkiis

prepouderaoce of proof X^to STnai*

«l|t 4

preponderant share ae^T
prepondeiatiog fibre ^ftrsht
preponderatiRglygv^im. StfijihT
prepoMlioo Croni.
postposition at

pfepo*terooa«// aj^n**, atPnjT
prepotency Biol (markoJ capacity of
an indiTidnal to transmit % eharac*
ter to thooflspriog )tRtfK/ (Lat.
ffOepolma'Tery powerfon
prepubie procesa Zeol. 'p jrt*

firsraifw-siT’i

prepubit Zoob ^-SrrtitBTaiftw «.
prepuceaforesLin
prerogsuve VTRlfireH n.
right wfirenfCooal)
privilege fro^Rreit (Coost.)
pr erogativ e court Boir
acimwu

prerogative lepalation La^ 7Ttn>
prerogative of Crown Ran? «I ifWi-

(V»TT

prerogative of mercy Ltw *T
9Taiir«reTT

prerogative wnt Bow VnnftlRTT-^«
prerostril r ZooI ^ntfw «
presage x a tgm w.
presbyopia Orfclfto/eiof
rresbytis Zeol. 5 ^R.ffaiPr (m tho
adnll tho inner aide of the thigh
^ IS eoDtpienoatl) wluto a<rs)
prescaputa Z«if.

preseapular Zoo/ (anterior to the
acapnia) ^^atw
preseapular fnaaa ZooL WW

presrrilie tb \ Rtpi (ConstO.
rules prescribing conditions

firnr

2 (a medicine) ArafTiJR,
prescribed adj. fefjn (Const.), Mt%?r
prescribed aboic Tiff
prescribed application form fa f?Ti

prescribed area ^
pre«cribed authority f?%i
presenbed by rules
prescribed day

preacnlied duration ftfgB TtRiafig
prescribed period ftfgw araft
prescribed fees
prescribed form im
prescTilied foriralitie* ^7-

'SlClABT'y

prescril>ed limits firfgs tftjirt
prescril>et] manner Wgtf ftft
presmlied marking ^gtr
prescril-cil offii e lioiirs 6f^B t ti qfif ir.

preacribed officer (Vf^ stfaflff
prescribed pariiciilirs ftnrr
preicnlied period f^rgR arqft
preicribcJ principles

prescribed printed formf^^gfipp
im

prescribed procedure iHttt
pteirnlied me firf^ at^
prescribed roulca firfgn irrf
jirearribeJ Jules ftfipi freif
preacribed special qualifications
ftrgtr ar^BTt
presenlieJ standard W?* tBT
presenbed term of ofBec fitfgn qrr-

aO

prescribed test fiifgw qOtn
prescribe 1 tberrin TITO fT%V. trr
<» 5 ^

j.rescnbed time scale nmf-tbil

prescrilier (cf • modieine) a^r?^ ft^f-
5 T 5

preicripiioD i £«» [operation of the
law whereby riglita might be e«».
Wished by long nercise of their
eorreapondinj jiowers (acqaisjtiie
prescription), or ext.nguished by
prolonged failore to etereise locli
powrra (eitiaetive prescription))
(aiiort for 3 f^

PTAicnptiT* light 1160 ptifidtncy town

n

2 (icqnmng title by lo-ig eontmaed
«a oyment) ftT’JtfllfWTT n

3 Kei » (prMcnbiog) m

fWWTn

b (e medicil recipe) 5f>I n- (eocient
word)

6 up«r»cnplion = hetdiii5*''5%

inecriplioo dllftiSI
»ab«riplion «r
(■•aatare W’lfdttl
^reicnptite npbt La'x fSTHI'ilf^TIT
prctculum Zuil Riram n-
preieginenul rrfioD ZoeU ^W*l-

presence i g'tlUlft. fttniTTO / , ftn-

oreH n. sTUMei /, si

SnosiCoist)

present n 1 are. g'tgit m i n
5 p’ Lav gItWIMI f 1 Vw sn
preeeat tZ} 1 IVniTHi VTJTT*

a ttTw?

present *6 I TTWT*. TTR«<

(lIAi), esH^

J Part Prnrtiee

fttfswrn

latrodoce JT mrM
Bsie fftjl 4(41
propose ttWTT’t
resoUc e(VTT«r*1
present a bill CTTTTVTT^
present addreit in futl^
present an indictment Lav *111(17

presentsnl lltVTTV m
present enns enjltie^m
presentslioa I t^TT ps-. ^

2 Ld»e sinsne » , TTBPTWl /,
ufriitl n (ice errlieation)

3 fifed •rai'lllstlMi -TTTOl IS.

presentation copy nft

eoraplimeotarY copy Bfj

presentatiotl endorsement 17BI14*

presentation o( a loll C»n. ft74 TT-

enm

resenution e(a rbeegue Vir^tT »!•
rtm

presentatson o[ an aJJreit
TW»T (Const )

prevntatKin of an appeal

presentation of claim *t T7*

presentation of cnrrciit elatielicf in
chans, praphs anil olber pictorial
media lliTP* *l«{f «l
firsjt* rfft ant « ftrl sm
fo ^ ( 'll

presentation of data Suisrisee mihCI'

presentation of foetna tnritHirrw
presentation of the eabjeet EJae.

fnv trfrnT^

nresentation lime Phtud (period
(or takinj! np perception) afifTr'4-

present il tbe eonoler il*<tll.»4
(frrrr^w) 47
present eo‘t VIHM ifian
present-day nd; etOTH. eitTtJt ni
preseotedodi (til 471 (Const ).

47**(rf’(7

presenter TntrlTT tn.
present form vran 44
present illness atan m
presenting pail t(t I TTWI^l *>t
present in person taffit 77fhnCT*l
preieatnenc l fiisan* h.

3 Low (tba notien taken, or atat^
ruesi made, by • gtaod jury of any
offaoce or tielaielal alate of aOairt
from their oirn hoowledge or
obcenratioa without any bill el
ladictoicDt laid before them) anTTTW
a (t It an laformsl aeeuaatioo)
presenloieot for peymeot 7TI44Tt}

present oeevpelioo vdim
preseot perfect Crim T® *^**14
present positioD nan ftalh
present ngbt of eppesl Law
41 *^417

presents lowTTtVTRT/.wet n
present eeale «7Viw vnwlr^
preseDt,SirCdac,«mn4 (abbceeiated
from ataOv ar-k Sir W7)
present time «4wi7 41*
present value «<fm4 w^i
present value of lanJ as enoceopic 1
iite47t474»«7«nfn * *dirt4

aril

present aocth ^4. 4Tim Wpi

prr.e|ulu;j Zaot WtTt
|w>.t septal 4^-474

preseptal ciliated funnel 7410 7479

fiT4I7

preservable ad/ 7 R (47
preservation 1 TfirflW is. ((3onit )
conservation stSTt
protection TStW

3 Plaal Pathol, (loauranee of tba
stirviTsI of a pathogen by protec-
ting it from unfavourabla entiroo-
tnental eoDditiona—Leacb) 7^79*

worthy of preservation 7f)(Vri)7
preservation of foresta 47 Tfnsi*
preservation of fniila T^R-Tftnnt
preservation of juice 77 7ftnnt
preservaltOtt of order inf»5 7f7nB7i
preservation of property rt7f«7R-
W*

prrservifion period T^TTr* WTfc
preservation plot uRim ti *074
preservative « 7fn». ( *0 m.

preierva'or 7fhsf4 m.
preserve n 1 (a tbiog preserved) 7%'
TTsntn.

3 (a place id which game etc. are
preserved) 7^711 ns.
preserve ci t rf n y n. TWTl

preserved od; Tfrffsn. flrt J*!

preserved 6sb 7frrf!rr am (fflP^)
preserved in alcohol 347 tr 7^rii(7
preserve order sttw? 4414 r*4i
preyerver 4frT?T4 ns.
preside pi. wvoiHe , ■fTOi4. 7WI4 tItt,
(Const.)

presidency j [luperionty. as in rank)
771441. arei4I/.

UtthaofSco of prmident) lif'jf'i*

TX.TTpft^ n.

3 (tbe term daring which a {re*'*
dent bolds) 7IT7f4 41* m.

4 (one of the three great dirisioni,
Madraa, Bombay and CeegilJ srp*

presidency bank sr717r»’fV4 wfWft
presideoey court »JtTirT»4-»4T7T*4
presideocy ma'itlrale 7(171*4 ?viT-
f44rft

presiilenev priuin 77T«t^ 47rtT'7

7"»^ *^7T7 »414TW4
Presideary -snsll Cause Court! Act

7P7I»A7-*t^7T7-»414T44-*W447

j resideoey town 77171*^4 447

praiidant

1161

pxtcumption el fact

pre«i'leat 1 a^T^, wvarm ( ^ i».
rhairmsD Rwrrfl
*p«aVer «rta 9
2 (of tha Intftan P.eptjhlic)
m. (Conit )

Pri»iMent, Dutrift Board BMPT,

|ire«ideot of oomniiltre of ezami.

neri ^ Ryu

jirciidenl of coudciI afm oyH
preiident of the Court of Appeal
R?is^l'ln m

Preiideoti Futatc Oiviiion tif 'tni-
Inn nsTR

pretideot't rule n 7 ar=t snaf-t
prciid^Bt’a *ole aan-tT^
preiidiag judge aaiRltftxT

preaidiDg magittraie ’OST’ft'f ^*¥1-

farrft

pretidiof* officer «r4^rAl ( m
(Const), wtartff wf^Tift
presidium of ruleri m.

pre.iphenoid od/ Amt
preipheooid « •prespheooid bone
Z«el. »3«tSir»9 n.

preipieal cdj. ZecU (sitnatod in fcoot
of tha ipine)Jr¥r
pretpiaooiBpreseapular
prespiooui fosaa Zool- 'ppTK5«-wn
Pfe*» fi. 1 <rT m . 'fTfts n.
a Printing 5T>nw«t m. (Const )

3 sfiT** gT’f^ra n.

press eh. 1 frfm,

3TTR, dtrt

3 srrmf

Press (Etnerpeocy Powers) Act Snn-
^ (srmbta atfy^TTR
Press (Objectionable Matter) Act
(■nfrrsiTR)

press adviser WTian-RrmUTT
press advisorjr committee ajUllIt*
R’Tttl'Rrlrf’T

Press and Registration of Books Act

press book, depot g^eils'R-jrflaMlIt
pretS'baiioD

press earapaign (newspaper propa-
ganda) aiHianTa ff'riT
press card (it ii issue 1 to a eorree-
pond enl when be it accre lited) Kf<I-
TTT, atixn-m*
press rensorship «Wia[T-(an»R'Jt
press rommuoi<]ue aa &5tf»t

press note qa-Sf^
preia eonfereaceqtmT'f^^^. aaifl*
■ftfq iiteiTq

journalista confercace

pq

press copy g?ii nft
press correspondent ( tj),

^rnWr-j m (need in Indonesia)
pressed adt «ftfrq
pressed rotton

pressed steel eondeoset clamp
RTrrqR ahR^-nyr
presser ^ntn.

press gallery qTOT-^lR^, qq«n.
qfbTXT

pressing adj \ RTF!

3 (asi for debt) Rin^

3 Rift ar*qfg«

4 ftfirrrq

pressing demand etnrfW ntn
presaing fartorv /
pressing marhine tflTR-R**, Oft* n
pressing wheels oVtr*^

I’ress Law Repeal ao<f Amendmeot
Act gipRftfi ftaprxq sqt B’jfFaq
•rftRRIT

Presilera borerwiceremeot borer
er gtuge Fortttrv (an inatroment
(or extracting a cylinder of wood
from the item of a tree- for the
t erpose of deteraimiog ita current
increment— I F B ) ftfl* rinTRiR ns.
preiiman I /VsntinggfllC ns.

a /mmalim tTreiT ns.
preta-marL (oe cotton bale*)

r*nj

press-matter tnPsnxnB, WBTWTT^ %
^ WIRiTt
press ooteR^jyfiq

press communis|uc qs-^TrfSl
co/nmunisjoe
announcement tTfrin
press o* work qi5 «( »m, *itrffinq
press order ggetiMO-sri^tl
press packed aJj. dlxli^^e.

SVew

press plunger Wys. q> -mu*
nrett register ggWHU qjfj
Press Kegistration Act ggif i M q-qjft-
RR wfefitRR
pres> rr lease fw
press repois qq-9^r%gw;<ierx
preswrepusler Rlnigy ■». Slara-

thi)

correspondent xJqiy^lRl
press-represeciatiTe RTt-afxfirfa
press room 1 gipn-tpfc5

2 itR4>l4*t^<Z

3 RRIWTT-qr^

press-roundup RRIWTTTR-RiTq,

RHIRIl

press staff gTRTRR-qsiwrft
pressure 1 nt.

3 Laio (I P-C ) m.,

3 ciRHyyq n , rit m.
pressure coefficient Phyi. fRiftr-git*
pressure eooker
pressure cylinder

pressure die-easting tfef 3 /.^*tx SToq.

qqq

pressure filler
pressnre gauge fnfVx.imrR
pressure head ftyfpg'tffx
pressnre beater fi>iftx-Siq«
pressure metamorphisra Ctel. ftrfrt.
qqt»'sm

pressure */ population Seen. :mT-
Wrt xrji*twTT
presMxte of traffie Bfli* trptnqpT
preittire oo money market gifT’f^nfR

pruiure-paeVed frClx*tT>fe»

Pteasore pipe •fsriYx-RTX
firesaure plate AutonubiU fifftr-qt
pressure pump ftflX-X^RX
pressure sieamateriliZerftnt: Rfisg.
sflxigyr

pressure Iransmliaion Phgi. ftlftc-
RifXR

pressure lube CAem , PAyi. frftx
preisure-veisel lily. frftX-'ITtt
Press Workers Union gTatl^rq-Rift^-
ftR

preis-working metal. "ffX-FTJT n
preaternal adj. arenrRftq
presternum ^eof (the anterior aeg-
ment of thtf^ sternum) atn-TTirsy n.
presumably RJTxw
presume t6, STTTRT RTRT
presumption yrywi/
presupposition •tf^XTRI
poMiiUlion XTRTr>n '

premise «IXTTXX
inferenre irgxtrR
assumption arfaqrywt
presumption of fait Laa flsR

pr*tujnptio& oi itinecvnM

11 «S

pTarioas rafannca*

prrsgmptioo of jBDOcfuee LarPtT^"

fell wusil

I'rr^nfflptioa <>f ^

prciutni non of Irpil Wnowlrd'c Ixtw
firfj JTH ^ n*!
jireMtmplion of ptvmenl law

prctumplion of turtiTcirihip Late
SMIiflftfl ^ VU^I
prftiimptive adi 1 VIU»II’H*, •fTJ*
Srf 4 «

2 «nTi<t(ri.)

prrtutnptiTe dimipri Ziaw (il i«
I) noiTEnons villi the termi 'eiem
pt&ry Tindietiee end pnsitire'
dtmigH — Ai] irl RlWI'S* JfPnJ*

|irr 6 utDpli«e rYidenrc Lata'

preiremalir aJj 7eeJ.
prtlypMoeoleraii/ Zoot

p« 5 ti»pMoi>nlirftrffnt«iTj«
pretai) r4 erfswiA (Conet.), ***
ffg^ ff^I

pireiilispad; 1 «r«JITit(4^

prc««Ririne «Te*farmiDg malerul
mftt finiWl

pre»iiRipti«« heir »hfir pretutaptiTo
j re»uiii|'li»« nolle* J^ate
Ti»i

prF«unipiit« erpiB formio; tulittio*
et ihnO *m fwWf
prcfHraptitc pay

pmiimptirc proof vrivi'av K*rTfl»
•OTurfi™ uitm
pr**uraptivr region Zaol
pmumiiiir* larrritor »urrft »’m*

f«rR

prrjuaipiiie lurreadFr Late WTJtn-
fe«

prrtuppotilion LorirtflWai/
pre-«i.lolir*J;

prrUrtut (m in«ert«) Zxl ijreu tj.
prrleiire n , BJRl

prrtfit Wri

FYfo**

prelroJ rl «TWI. viivi STTt

prrIrD leJ fnnl

prriFo Jed njhl f am wf*»T?

pmeB led title Lam W’f

preteo»iOB
pre-Tertiery GxL

prrte>lieul<r Dephrldinm £ael fPI-

Tem'n

1 retetl «7^ll, »TT» •«., *Xf^

preiMim •ffeetionie Lj«, (eeloe p.u*l

nrco eti inj Ijf lU owner bectni*
«( eotn* eeotioentel eetooeUea)

preYiiliB^ di**ae* nfSR |4
prcTatttBg pnc* aifian aprv
preeathi^ rare swim^ KV
preeailin;; »T»lMn Il 44 in 4 «
prevailing wind SfTI
preealenr* Pltt$ (fr«i)aent oecar
retice) BWltCH m.
preeirieaie rh BtVlS
prevent eft I f^tlfei «TBt, ifCBl
3 vm vmTI (Conet I
pret eBlibie di‘ea«e ftn
to prevent dupitrehon of order*

*i^si TTina B ai^

prevent, hinder or laierfete ttCBl,

«Tvn TTBBl arm

nrevenlton f^fW a.. It*. AsBIB
preventien t* belierihaiieutefhrcqT
il frfTTB

rreveniion of Adulteration An an*
fa« 6 rBir»-«rf<ft«*i
prevenlion of animal JiMaeetB^ tlvi*
f^nrei

pretention of etule ireepae*
wwfan^BT'finit'a

prevention of mi«lt> to animaU

feBTr*!. cifii f^wi fmnvi
Prvveotion of Craellv to Animali
Art wij ftfent frotvi ■Tijftww
prevention of epidemiee eumfbrf CT
tteini

prevention of fire trfa fTOTW, «TH

yhrn

prevention of plant di»eaee«nT^-{li|>
fir¥iT«i, ^hif * tI>tI tft fttma
prevention of pollnlioa Ctma
prevention tene* ft fit in vf«T
preventive aJ/ fanim
prevrntive artion Am ftTTWWrii
Owrn f«ni

preventive and Invetliptin); power*
Perm tft? aajtininrun rffcnt
prevrolivr rhrrk (oti popnUtion)
£f«n ftm* •wftw, piint nOw,
rf*B tVn

preventive detention fetlw

(Coiivl.)

Prevenlive Delention Act fBviin*

firth* wfjfrsB

Preveoiite Delraiion (FatemioB of
D\ir*tiOB)Onlerfir* 7 T»
fBWltai)

pretenlive foreefllfJtn *?t
preventive lietitli worl. fBtrTT»f?TWB-

prevenltve injunetion Lam ^VKV
•riTi flee injDBrtioQ)
preventive nieasiire fiitrtn dVIV.

*T 3 HB. n*l^ *I 3 * 1 *
preventive metinre* for epidemic
diaeatei Wl** tlilf % ftnit* T*I*
pvevenlit e medieine fitiKC arrjftjfTB
pret entit e «ertion filaiic tntl
prrrenliie tariet (Flf II J 3 f) fifBHW-
ITT?!

pretioitioi; (Conv*. ). * 13 ,

BT 31

pret ion* agrleolltiralyear mf**-*^
previoat applieitinn ^f**!)****
previeu* approval ^ irjwrTB
prrtioot approval >o writing fitfitT

prrviout a»rnt ^ W^atn
previoui called out terviee *13 3 ^ 11 *
im

pret lOui eonlirmation <p{
previoua conieDi rfnfj (Conti )

pret loua eostnltaiion ^ qiiaCi
previoiii coDTietioc ^
previoui deeiiioQ fqfatw*
prcTiou* demand ^ wfir*!**
previoot full paid eommieiioned
•emre rra atijtn inn

previoua hutory*^
previOQi bolder *t(I
previoua iniimatioit ^w*T
previoQ* Laowledpe "jl yi*
pretioualy ft (Conit )
previoua medieal hitiory wtf *3

r»

previoua paper* ** **
previoua period of the leave of
tWnre ar^qfaqfh ar 33 T 11 <1
amfi

pret tout pul lieaiion

previoua pul lieation of rule* fiiv«f

31 ^ Hnrrta

previoua quarter BEVT^'mi’t
previoua referentr*

pisTiotu lanetlon

1163

primar 7 coU

prevtous laDction ^

previous saortinn of gorernment

previoi|S similar cases
previous surgical history

^ -4

previous written permission ^

feftrs #3^

previous year 'p
prevomer Zecl. VSWfw n
prewar period Ciw

pre-waah (ol nitroglycerioe)

prey cn^p m , n
prezygapophysis /liiol enratfeti «.
Friipulidae ^eei m.

Priapuloidea (from i^'topus 'the pbal*
Ins'] ^eol. (sausage shaped worms)
n^fqoiJ m pi.

priapnius Zool. (-t^) wi.

Friapulus Zed. n^T^fr
price n> (Const ) (sm chargee)
aetnsl price wrerft^

■verage price ^r^■9
cost price qOme
current price niirtq * 1 ^
market prioe ^7
net price ^ ^
purchase price

sclliDg price fitcU'^pr (/urther im
under puces)
price allowance
price analysis ^;»«t-fin^Tn
price chargeable nvn4
price control Eean.

Price Current Inspector (PCI)
fHt-^w-firOgr* (7 ^ Pi )
priced ad/.
price differentials
priced publieation mVH
priced stock ledger

sn*»t

Priced Yocahultry ol Clothing and
Ncceisanes "tftuR rflt arnyu**!*?!

priced vocabulary rale

price enquiry S|?u qft'l'ai, *177 sft

price fiaatiou order fttUO'-l*

•n\n

puce fluctuations £>on.

7W7

price increment Fortttrv

price index ^jF7-^7Tsn
price level ^y7*<rt
price list

price*inarking ^futcq
price movement Eeon. I197’IT%( ijwf
77-77

price relations^ relativea SlafiitieJ

^7713777 m

price relative Siolistset iJfTTJTl® m.
prices ^77 n

rockcttiDg prices J|iMt7tH ^7
rockbottom prices sttITF >{77
ceiling prices 1^77

floor prices 73-^7
highest prices axw77 *177
lowest prices (7y77
maximum prices a|fi|C77 ^7
minimum prices MJ777 >177
prices sod market lotelligcnee ^77
77t ftTftt-TIdi

prices current Com- 77fHT7 f77f9l->177
(f7«n ftqPr-^ ^).77f5t7 iffU
prices, movements and diilributioQ
(ol food) 717 At (7717
price stabiliastion ^7-T7)f77T7
price sump ^ 7-5111
price stamping (u. of cloth) ^|f7.

55^*^

pricing

ayslem of pricing qyuftTHvi-T’cfij
Friciog Officer ^yTlireVrii wfTTift
pricing polic/^sftfit
prick i^dtwtn
pricked off akeicb S«rv
nr77

pricker Ssrv. *1*771 /.
pricking ^1^77 «.
pricking out = lining out Ferttlrf
V*K-nI5tTlqw IS
prickle Bot fitTni n

prick!) amaranth (dmnrontknaapino.
lus] TTv^tr m (Daau)

p'cUy chaff-flower (deApraurtei «-

fera) WTirvaft f. (B..H.U )
prickly grasaworteasUwon (Salaoln
loll) W777l*7 n;.

prieUydesved «lcphan\'s-Io«t (gj*.
phant«pv$ aeaber) TvttA /.

<B ,N .M.)

prickly leltnce (Ztertuea teoriolu)

prickly |.esr 7T777 m.

priikly poppy (dreonma auxteana)

>im^77Z «. (B.,N.,iL)
prickly saltwort = saltwort (SaUola
lalOWTVTTm m.
prick of needle 71 3771
prick out S 3 line out Forcslry
Hf?n)77i

pride 0 ! China (.Velia orsdnrncX) 7 ^
ItW m. (B ,N.,M , Smh.), *7177
pride o( India <s pride of China
priest JltfpT m , JUlft
priest's crown {Taraxaoim offianaU)
gJUfitTl/.

prims black Col. ltd. 7T7 7I^
primaeval forest 571*7, •nf^-77, TTlff
77 {further tu virgin forest)
prims facie &77tn7T,
prims facie ease Law HTTTffTl TTf
prims facie evidence It77t^ 7ltf7
primage J/arine (a small addition or
percentage added to the freight)
7ft57t7I?7»n
primal insects njf^ Az
primanl) g77n: (Conit.)
primarily liable 3*77: TTriTfA
primarily responsible 3778 . TTTTiA
pntnsrily the concern of the govern*
meet 3777 : 1777 71 (*77
primary nd>. 1 at7f77(Coait!)i si717i
B77, 7T7> 377 (sM elem,entar]r)

3 Edue. srrafmr
middle mvTfa*
high 8 ^

3 Chem, «nQ

primary n. 1 (of a double star) dilron.
rruiTTm/.

2 (fsatbers) Zool. *777 n.
primary agent .ffoel. wm 7lri
primary alcohol CAem. *77 3*7
primary amputation (soon after the
injury) TCrtTf m. (see amputation)
primary amyl alcohol 717 7*77 377
primary and secondary evidence Xcto
11717 At «fm «TT7
primary axis Bol. 3*7 77 , sp»T7 77
primary branchial rods Zaot. *77

tAh-ttitt

primary canal cell Bot *77 $171 At 7
primary capital Econ. ITTK fflft
primary cell r,tuc. (it cannot be re-
charged by pusing an clectrio
current) 717 Avn. 737 BTT^ At 7
primary classiGcalion tTuHl* 7iff7T7
primary coil Elec. 777 5*17

FnmuUce>«

1163

principle of piopoztio'ul •••

PnmuUccae Dot. (pnmrosa fa iily)
n

Primutalea (order) iTt?l n

primuU n water-soluble = fed violel
primulioe=primuliDe yellow = aul*
phine A
primus adj Wf
primus Hast pumpqri?
pnmus filter pump ijtw ijr^
primus stove qrs qftimsft
prince 1 m
2 flill (Const ), (monarch) ?TWr? m
d (son of a sovereign) TlHf HIT m.

4 n (prince of poets *f? )

prince consort Ti iO l P t
pnuceilom Tnf*trfHR m , n ,

Tln^ai /

Prince grey = crape (colour)

Prince Henry a laughing ihfush Jea
H>?-HTT^T (Tibet WT)
prmcetiood TI7>7 ft n
priPcekia n

priDcelet TriPHC m.
prince>IikeKpriDcely TT9*HTT
pnoceliog Tnws m.
ptiQceIy«priece-Iike
princely aifj. Tnr>H-. Tnr»H>ftft, Tni*H*
Tini

pripce of poets

prince repent m (short for

gf-tnr qi(M»4 )

prince royal rt«5 TM^H TT

prmcc S'fcatbercaAmarautlius hypo.

clionilriacus
pritivesliip TnPHWl/.
priDCCM Tia g Hl ft , TTHVHT
princess repent Ttiq^nrSHT
princess roval SHUJ-TTHjHlf) /.
PriD^eion oraiipe (reddish reil yellow
in hue. of very high HfV
saturacion and liigh <1 brilliance)

prince violet»iodinc violet
princify ri.

principal adj 0 ^. g«H. traPT
pnncipal n 1 g*H, enrusm.

2 (of a college) srTW%, «rm4 n

3 Xoie a (one » ho employe another
to act for liimt dieting fr. agent)

HfriiTiirTl { >J), Hjw n

1> (one primarily liable on anobli.
gation— JistiDg fr. surety) 5?H HCtft

tH)"

c (the chief actor in a crime)
'ITt^(T^)«

4 ^utb n

S (of the preeidium) Pol mM-TIdsiT

above-boundea prir-ipal
trgn

principal and eubsuliary organize.

tions gigiT RTHI't

principal end aurcty gijH sflt

priDcipil auditor

principal axis stln *19
pnncipal book Com traiH 3*4
principal clialleoge Laa gfH amfH
principal colour

pnncipal court of original jurtedic
tion JUH «tnT-ftunnf4»tft supiair
principal cropg^RHI
principal debtor Hie(>

principal duties «VHT

principal fetliog Forntry 5W ^IWH
principal foeua a etellar fOcus Oph
tXalmet. tNPr Hlfa, TTtnsfftftri »nf»T
priO(.i(>al fuDctiom
prioci|>at heads (of revemio)

Principal Infortoatioo Officer

^r=n-*Tfvr»ift

principal m the firU degree £ou>
g«trmreV

pnncipal 10 the second degree Lav
arrn'ft

prinripalily THUV n
principal law officer ftft-erfroft
Principal Medical end Health Officer
(PM rflio.) Jlly goH
(9 ft )

I’riDCipal Medixal Officer gTH tinfire

Hftsift

pnuiipal money
prin. ipa! museum g^ tftgiTTtti
principal obligor gwi siftH);
principal offiie gw^rrirt?
principal officer HUi:! erfwft. giTT

priQcipa) oprraiioD Snrg HUH

Wt(

secondary operation aftn
principal parameter 3lath. gi?T HTTO
Principal Peisonncl Officers’ Com-
mince

principal phet of busiuesi gmr

tHTTIT Cl gtltf WR

principal planes Hath. g?tT«Tmf,

principal point Optica ffHPrftrr
principal port gntf iXtR
principal quaDtiim number (b) HOTTt
anrfg-Rwi (h)

p intipal reaction Chew- g^H Jlft.
principal section PAya.-jr^R

principal security Com g^ SI%gfcf

principal series (having brightest light
in tbs spectrum)

principal species Fvrtttry g^H 5 Hfii
principal station nhj. g^R Tura
principal sum gB^-Tiftl
Principal Supply Officers’ Commit-
tee Utl. g?T

principal surety gfiy nftg
priuiipal term Axlrm. g^HT^
principal value jfati, genircf
principal I illage base line gu^ HTH-
HNlt-hir (local term)
principal yieU Feratrv gw jnPff
Pnncipes-Arecales ^et. xn-nw w.
principle 1 (a compreheniive law
or iloettme, from which others
»re deuved) (Cooat l.afttia
ftRRm.

3 P/uirm. ntf II.

ptiuciplu of Archimedes Phyi, (]»w
of buoyancy) ftuH

prmcipje of buoyancy Phys.
ttnt-fltHiT

principle of comparative cost gwHI.
tfnHil W

principle of cou<cr>iiion of linear
niomentuni Math
TSint RftuTT. sig>a *1^31 ^
ftHH

pnonple of cooperation Eton. R?-
^Rni-mR

principle of dominance iJwl. sgn-

principle of Lite Pky,. qThr-HftHJl
principle ofleast squares SUilnUct
RvTHR HR nftHH
principle of lever TOTH HfifHH
pr.»..pl. of
ol I.™ tiM.
nRHH

principle of proportional parts erw-
’nft HTo-aftHH ^

principl* o! proportion*!

1166

prtitr*

principle e{ proporliooil rcpretro
UlioD hj meins of the single
tnosfrriMe vole fin

im w !iT?:T»s

principle of rotitioD
principle of sicrillce Eton. Wl4'
Win nfinni

principle of tbe lever ^alh TUTA*

principle of trinsmissibilit; of farce

vsr-qilsvsi ffftws

principle of Inangle of forces PAyi

pnociple of leroier Phyu
sftTO

pnociple of werl PApl
principle of srotW ind energy ir«{1i.
rftr anrt <1 fffim

principle* *nd prevmoa* frnp*^ iftt
pnociple! ind rules shf 9-

principle! of ■ miehine wsx % S*

few

prieci|ite* of t>ook>Leepiag

pnociple* of eooperOiao remi
sftcn. Htnftm % ftiTtsr
pnociplei of ecoooaict Econ.
fTFj sTtvh

pnociple* of liuDin phjtiology
pnociple* of orgioiiitioD fnrtT'

sfWw. inzn

principle* of policy 4lrs r«l|t*9, iftf«

♦

principles of projecnoo r«viii

pnoaple* of substiiulioo £coTs.nri*
WITTSt^W

pnoclplet of loecesiioQ ^vrnfffTf

4

prionpleiofliiilion Econ. «TT«T5f

pneciplet of Irnoiog
rriou Arfi nrrf^ (it bet t«n rtl
Isil (••Ihert *1)

Pnnodon Zxi «TT*^ nnft
Prlniepi* Dej (r»Ul*J to Protii*
ertm-Tvift) amfr (7ra«jBo
Bym of Srnu seeordini to Hun)

P. otilit BiBi»e
l^»«d.5T^*TTei

pnot n 1 5?«l It

2^«

printed titlj 01^1

litliopraphrd
printed slplialietiral tlip

printed oUlajoe SJItlA TO

JWl SJ^lH

printed cisssifiei li** *i{T^

^ >

pnoieJ correspoodeBce gfqn

printed entry Rfilft

pnnteil form jfifT TOt
printed form of oddres* l*l>el nk %1
2fif*WT*Wl

printed Ubel gflfS Bnm
printed letters ^

printed metier g^tr io , ITV

printed mull NiSllB

{•noted or tvpe ontteo sraroing
gf^ wstTl g^fetfeii
prioied p«* gf?» to btw

printed permit tigsn, TO Sf^
printed pitW.e»tio«« gllltt TOIPS,

pnnte<l re[>«rt gf^n afav^, to nft-

printed tenpt gf^
pnoieJ *enals g^9 stnetTOIt:!
priole.1 abeelt gftpt
priBled »t»n»pe.l poilrjrd TO jwy
<|.g7l« Sy-yac
jinoiergg*..
pnoler * mk g^w nidf
prioler* meriunie g^ vi&srv
(inaliog gipB (Const ). aPigyvi o

coiitrsdi«tioguislie.| from lithogm.
pblD|tJ.*TTt

pnntiog and pi)|>|ic*lioa g:p*l

priBItng aod •Uliooery g^B TO
lissnmniSl

prinliog soil tutiooery depirtmrnt
g^si TO >!TO*notfl featri
pnotiog bIsekCe/ lad gfl V74
{•rintioK bine CU M. g^^ dlis
prinliog branch g^

printing browoCoL /ad 3T*> *«
prinliog chtrget g^Siny
printing frtme i>Aol«-gyvi 4«iy
priating green Cel lad gv*<
pnoliog iodulioe CeL Jai. g^si

gdWl

printing lo two rolourt ^ ^ n

wnti

pnotiog mstenil
pnotiog meul gipvi Brg
printing of imtiils aod sigosturea
uilUIVl tflT TOWT OJTO
priDliog of not ires ^ytsff ^
pnotiog paper gipn-yt*
priDlia' press 1 ggs!l«n «i (CjntU)

3 (any of nnmeront mscliine* (or
making printail impressions) g^^*
o.

pnotiog requisition g^-snfin
priotiog violet Cob Tnd gifvi iflfr-
wtfpt

print orange R paste«rlireme print-
ing orange R
print order g^n mi^n
rrlooailurna Zoel. llftftxtW'TOft
Pnoeojon Eeol faslTO ntfk
PnooDdoDiinae (aabfamilt) ftiilrwg*
tin in. {djstinginaliel Irnni tka
otUar Indian tabfauulisa o( Yiver*
ridte by tlie aUeoea in both atssa
of the perniaaal scent gUnds)
prior od;

prior approval BjKtfvi

prior charge upon compeosaiion sfs-

prior roosent ^ fntr«

I’riontiei Commilire of the Cabinet
afrlHSIH fl
priority 3,W/.. n

i’nority Coaioiitee of the Ctluorl
nfsmsnr ^ ^ei-nfirr'i
{•rioniy list

{•riorily notice \4tn-gByi
priority of eaiminstioo ^ftsrn tI’I
{•riorily schedule fVrt-stgtldl
prior morigsge deed qi
prior nonce ^ SfTO. ^^4 ll gTO
prior permission srgsn
prior {•ubhcslion ^ TOinr
prior saoclion ^ fiiifyT
prior to 4

{•nor lo the eipiry of 4 it ay4
IViscillaafog blue (a eoIoQri re>l-
dish blua in boe, of vary

low an aaturation aod high ff bnl-
lianea) Bnd)«l!*C

pnsere PLshI Seal (• aart wbieti
boflnt 00 bar# aoil) ki^4A/.

piism

1167

piirat*

pri$n> H

I'rKinilic (Uj. I W&IV*. ^STT*

3 Cryit

j'tHWJlic ccU Bei <ic5cf3? Cini
pri«inaiie cotnpais Sure

|>rum>tir faiT Crytt Wyf9*
pri'matie -Ui* — pri-m gbs*
pri^niatir lartT iToiV WJ

priiniiiir >u1j0i>ir 'Trvfil* TJTTtft
pTvatnalit

liri^niatiru* Tn: {prism 9)iip«i)
referring to ^loiiiJ
Kt’J

pri^ni iunocuiir (‘»Va*

pt(«R] bo> :s«re ^a-?t5S
prrsm gl<«s 4l^**T*
prntuotJ Hath IrSiaiw «

pn>ia»iJil 0.-0

pTt«m«k'lal formula Sarv.

prisa ipeftroVop® fAfi. f'Tt*

»<iy

pnsoa WtttW «. (Co^t.)i «in f.
jiilrtimr

pnt«Q l>oun«S» viTl-tiWii
prtroo lireaGrtKpriaoo<lir«4k.in-
pntoo l<r«4i.«r vnt aTf)
pnioo>I>rrakia;; «iTt ifTT
prison cloth *in'«ra
}*n*«n coDiract

prisoner Vrmiffr. WTTMiO

prisoiirt at th> hjr vml n tn^
prisoner i.l aulc m« a*<l
ptj'OUvt ol vstr a*0
rrijoiicr. \rt

prisoner* itinilriniiC'l to diiih

ptMODcr'* hotpiliil hcilhcjil tirket
n»^ «t CafesBTort r*a\ wli «nre
prijoncrt rrfubtioo
pritoorra erntraccil (0 rigorou*
iropnsonmrBl irafR^ICaiH ^»Tlfi«S
»sfl. n»^l fe?5 RWR «TlTm W\ X'T

prisoorr'* »olicit<»rs k
Prisonrrs TrsJimory Art

prisoner t>Vrn »o war 51 Ra?!
prisoner un^ef tcaunrt «{

pri'on kit^m-qinr
prt'on offrnre tn^HTra
Prison*

prison *uHnliiutc*

pt>*oO'*(ia Ktji afs^

P/isliJar ^oot ItTrmVn-lTT ■*.

Prirtioptioriilae ZccU annari-*^ »
Pruliophoru* (ooiitaio* t'-o taw-
•hark} NE'IUIg

Pn»tt» ZciA. \ 5 con» conkainttis the
aars £ahea)

pruac* 1 ftftwJTt /. «,

zhz^nw f.

i !a pliso 0 * •ecloMonJ WTR

prisatCn^^. I nftHV* •tliisll* CiJ*,
pnUlCJ

3 (not </ficitl) 9n*i5«?. itffljnfre
pri»»tf arrouM^lOST^Wt, fri4t^
pri>atc art ln*Tlrn
private 4il)u<tKi«ctt Vriev n-tialJ4
p'lvate »<lvcttucuKi»» tklftf*
prune a^tcercenl ^vfcs
privair a>^«d medical lotlitiilioa
V tfli:* wuftn ttifei irwi

prtvtteasd intormal clutarter, of ■
Jraf«« tftf «t

ptivtie and puMic enlerprire ir?'rl

tfrt ttlis-ma

private and p»bli;)aiiiilr*) eoiDpaa^
va'rr tnn jftOw totrro
private mod unafiirsal intrriourtc
«taf« ziXK wafiJlTl *HpT
private arbittaiioo
onfw;* favnisT

piivate auoiriev = tUornev-m-Ctet
nefiiv Ei^rirti
private hanK w^c
pnvale hill tllRRJT ff^Tf
private hri Ijs &al Ptaj irj
private I'WSvlle**
pritaie caoji laic nrdOTt
privalerapacilv ^
pnvaleearrier permilfinn a<{S WJTT
private rave £. 114 «T7
private va*h of pii^ner^ lEt

private ch^rltiblc h-stpital nRft«
cytw fiiF*isrin
pivato rlaaiity V^rve*
private rloltiingvvhic *t*
private wapinvlTj^X awfTl

private roncero OfsiVc tRWITWWt
private cocunipJion {EM ILIOo)
WfCRTtr

private dcl.l Het

private defesre pRi Tltt
*eUilefeni-e ttrn rsi
aclf-eoavcrratiou WTR flTM’t
aelf-presemtion *nnt Rfiisni
private demonstration plot
jTRint evT*

private iletcctivc wTT^nltR *JR1T.
dipt*

private donor tilRHRt
prime document foas^pTlIrfir
private drani^lf^ rviT^
prvvaie tascmcni lor
private cniployar 5rct^?tT
piivatrenipluvmeiil «t;TM<lR

jeivaie enierprije ^(iv*
pnvalkcr i (ti armed private vesael
which bean the eoimristiMi el tb«
•overeifTo power to eruite w^atwat
Ih* veue^a of the e-ieisy) (^l) tfhSft

3 [o. a C. tting rolJntarily «• a
aoIVer.^ut not (oraalW e iiatcil)
' »?l«rfs« fS,

pnvaie ertaie irrfw RTfr
private e*taie» under Govrruinent
maoagemeai tr??R-atr»RpiW
♦nrti

private cK|>en}e f5r»-«=?R
private fevrv rnril
pnvaiefirm Crf. fral SW

private fnreat (a to<est wi-ich is i*-e
prorertv ot an indiviJual or a
eompany aa o^pased tn » *t»*o or
cojvmunal fsiess-'l X
nsfvci: m

pnvate gain fKr«nT

private ho*piial fjft'R'VR

private hotel

private inJivitlual fTTCkOT * 1 ^
puhtie offirer
private injurv fcifj

private international Iav> ss. ini;r.

national private lavv
P'iratr lnvrjlni*iil VrfV* fji>fRr^
pnvate lard »efiir« Upr.
private hrrine tTTWsn^

pevvaU ledger I dl-tTryfl

t - persSQal leilgrt jt^

privtte Ufa

116S

priT*le htea^'F*
privitc limiteJ company

pm ate loan T'ST

private miDagement we*®

private medical practitioner STTH^TT

ftrfrR*. HPti ?iH 3 rxfB»
private member atJTIsila
private merchandiae BllBJtl"

private negotiation WU'ittf

private non-aiJed hoapital
arerpfert
private note
private nuiMm-e 1,1,0
WaftM WJTR

private number niy (raTa* ^r*
private office amfla aiTT^

I rivate or convultinj prai nce^Bfri
anni arrant faf<RT
private owned <n>^B
private owner «n*T^a( wnft
I rivate partiea ^Tl «t?
j riviie partition eemfl ftvtiia
private party «r[IB<)v w
private pallifwA^

]iriviie jiaiienit block Vtruc
Br»t

private peraon msXsf WfPr
poverntnect aervant in<n-^rs
I rivate practice frnm f«rprn
j rivate preii atmnOB gS»il«ir, Sb-
fT* y^oiiKB

I rivate printer eriB^r 5IB
private property airfw, fH*

*nf»l

(nvate proaeculor Vwfir* bTirIbj
1 rivate rrqueat e^f^rn
private reaidence ^TfR

private rijbt%^f>re arfe^Tr
1 rivate right of way taw i q f CT HI nU
fvKTT

private read CUB, ftlfl ITT*

private aale fiBW, arrrft fT»B

I rivate aaloon Uly vfnTB

private aallworka W^'JItllRI

J rivate arhool wrA% BtTTIWt (ae*

acliooll

private aeal g^t

private eccrrtary THt< affrt
private aeitor (it eorraafonda with
I! at area In which private artar.

pruo operate*— Vfinton) wuf-ii^
private alaugbtetJutuae f^’n*

jj?. W«r« Bgwgs

private aoldier (a common anldier)

private aourcct
private atatute at vile ^ 1 ) 144(1
private atreet
private iludenl im
private aubscripliona ^qOl^
private limber ^qfm nm
pnvale trade qm^HT^BWIT
private trade or employment

eqrfii Jratgrt
private trailiog^^* aqNII
private Iranvfec^qpCT
private iruvl ■K^vqin
private tuition qqfvn atvqjBq
private vaccinator qim^qtn^V
private wttera £nw %qfV« 3991
private way (a right <>t private pivvaago
ever another man • around)
tnngTfui

private waya fnCl mn
private well fand fwi
private wharf eredr* «n«n
pfi#aie work* tf lR> qf * 3 ^
private writing qqfvc«)nt
privative term I«gie (indicating ah-
aonce of a iiualit}) Tqqqqr^t q^
(i'rvq imperlaction)

privet 1 (an ornamental ahrub
widely piaoted for be 3 gaa)TllH^

3 (a colour, yellowiab yallow green
TtfvdlT in hoe. of low >rq aatoration
an I low A bnllianee) e qqtqftfl v

priviea in relate f/ov (aa, donor and

donee) fHIt-^vnfl (ace pnvy)
privir* »n law £.a» (aa, where one
takca property from another by
evcheat] f»f* ilBvti (are pnvj)
priviea in reprearouiioo («,
evecutor or a.lmini»trator and tha
deeeaael) sfvftfc^'.ftvtifl (lar privy)
privilege 1 f^^tqifvllR m (ConatJ
3 (concention) qftpT F*.
privilege,! fjj. (l\),

ftjrqrfdfi

piiv vieged eominobicatvoa tqVlt^qTI

figqwT

priv ilegeJ oecaaion fq^iqfiaTq wqnr

privileged occupant (q?iqtrqf:q wfil.

vnd

jinvilrged papcri ftJrqiriqyi Btnuf-
qi

privileged publication ftplqiflTI
uaiti*i

privileged rale "3

privileged tenure

privileged will

qi (are will)

privileged wilneti Tnm fqtqtrigfl

Bred

privilege leave filstqiftifl WUni
privilege iiioliou fqftqifB5m*trPnT
privilege of )irp.rmplion Lnai*niiq
31 ftrqifjfit

privilcgea ami iiiiiiiuniliea (of M I'.i)
fq*qift«iT iftf i^gfirql
privilege U« fq^nfilVIT-CT
privilege ticket /.'(y qd(lf qis
privilege ticket order Jllf qfrgit*
qi» 31^
privity BRq p^.

P»*7 n. 1 Lau (llieae who »ra t«T>
taken or have as mteraat in any
action or thing, or any ralation to
armtbar) fewft ( t\) tn
dwmiddrn cloaet i/ygima dsifk
3wj«f n.

privy ni/ 1 (otor partaiaing to aoma
peraon avoluairely) aqflntl
3 (hiddan) qvWR, grff
9 weqtn

to be privy to « (Hift gkqi, *1 RPft
q)wi

privy council 3»<1 qfrr^ / (ConatJ
privy council death erntence petl*
lion irvtnftqt^ ^*1-31(331
privy councillor «rq qftqti, nf««r33
m. (anei.nt word)

privy rouncil office ates-qfHn 3iqU

33

privy in blood (aa, hair and
aneealor) tl-Awvd

privy purae (an allowanca (or th#
prirata aiperam of tha lorertig’i)
rnd v)rf) (Conat )
privy aeal mgTf
privy aeal adw rqtq
privy verdict (formerly, a rar*

diet given pciaily t<v tha Jadga
out of court) atmfn^kftrwi
prite JTTWTt m., qifrnfffi «.

priz* appointment

proceed

1I»

prj*e tppointment
prize bond StnrT-V>'7
prize bond circuUr g lw n-^-^ lfng
prize bonds section
wm

prize chit JtTZTT
prize chit fund

prize court Lav (hw jonadietion to
kdjndge upoi^ekptQTes et zee in
time oi Tfttt)

prize fight (&Q ezhibition oonleet of
pngQists for z itzke or wkger)

5«i HkwS'g. (fr. inw)
pnze fund
prize goods
prize Isw ftfi

prize Bonej 5TWTT-nftt
prize of wzr
prize telegrun
pro- * 5 -, a-, af»

P.R.O. (Poultry Bceezreh Officer)

P.R.O. (Pnbho Belstiooi Ofticer) 9V>
w.vwh!-*rTi.wfHiO)
prosmuoD ^mbryei int<TTa n (fH
eneieat word)

proittM £xl. \9'f)n>«T «n.
prozvisa l h \Vrtft ( m.
i ml/, ^<7^7

Proa\ i» Pdironiof awrfil

probiLiUtj 1 «znftai /.

a (sc>etice) fmrf^ /.
probsbittty curre^curTe of probk
biliij *fiTiftrrt-«
probsble adj *winr, WTTet (. 1 ^)
probable cauie tfarwt i(|(V|
reasonable cause ^fvRrnr VTTW
probable consumption (ntl*a aaw)rt
probable cost t^MlsR af^zaa
probable destination ^WTza ^afitT
AMi»a rjzawH

probable duration Ahisr zrffir
probable error 5(niiilurj Auisa ^tnr,
inrrf) fiiwt

probable npenditnre H V T *a «aa
probable propertiea aod nsea tlwisa
JJW affr

probable equireraents dwinr itn-
caanj^

probable aarinp ttwa
probably irwifHai. Iniaj:
probasidiure ifyroL \4a*^itT m.
probate l 9aan is

a (officially antbentieated eopy of a
will) ^tazrrforQ als
authenticate erfimnim «flR
Probate and Adanniatration Aet ft*
jnn*t Btn wfifftw
probate bond Lav
Probate Code

probate court f)nm-«91zn9Q
probate doty fntznw-JW
probate of a wilt

probation <rWhpI /. (cfi+aT^I. Di»-
tingnizh It from

on probation qft a l ypftg , qfiftgn

probationary od/. q^hpl*.
probationary assistant

probationary District Excise Officer
*tnK*T«g5».ari«^
probationary Extra*Aasi<unt Com-
missioncr qWbfmtbr ztfef^^ Rg).
«r* ■rrj*

probationary nurse qftd)RTd)it jq.

^rfhr

probationary period
probationary aub*ioipeetor qWtgtr*

probationary eacrioator

*r^ (ftwt «rtj^ anwo

probationer i Rf«hrtdJw ».
aimnrwiYftn)

p robatio ner nurse sfHhn>l)R TT*

Probation of Offenders Art zrrofi.

probiiite force Lav teranw tlfk

probaiora>approTer

probe s»ry. /. (from gnr)

probity nnnT/

problem 1 Rwawi ^

2 Ifotb. RrifR ts.

problematicpropositioo levwfaazert-
log posaibihty) vf««inrd) rmvn
problem child PffcM. joH «ww
pr oblems aod solotions afty

problems of school nmnwt ^ int.

preblra..ol,tof P....U
Pt.bo.tW..

a (..bonier) tCiilt.

ancient word) ^

8 (order) 5^**f*f •».
proboscidean ^vft (‘t^) m.
proboscis Bot, Zool. gjyTm.
proboscis canty Zod. 5»T-»IgT
proboscis glind Zoet.
proboscis monbey (baa a bog nose)
•nRi'atTRT

proboscis pore ZaeL
proboscis skeleton Zeel. 3 *T-%VTV
procalnae hydrochloridnm=prt>caise
hydrochloride

procaine (p-o. + eocaias) Fharm.

procaine hydrochloride = procaioie
hydrochloridum
procambial strand SU.
procaabinm Bat ( forms Taasniar
tiaans } qtlgVT ns.

P/ocamelns Puieonfc;. SliIE-Jnrift
C/. Poebrotherinm
pTocardnelia dm R)OniT*Jraift (ih»
buds are more of lees of erimsoo
colour)

procarp Bet. (the femile sax orgaa of
red aIgte)vH^/.

Proceria Zctt. (geoss of eonies) BTlTt*
9Ttf^

Procariidae Bzm-qn n.
procedendo Lav (any of Tarions
writs iisuing ont of a superior court
to an Ulterior court authorizing
or directing the inferior court to
aet upon oertain matters) enifgW*
m.

procedural acta

procedural grounds RfisRT'WTVIt'
procedure aftWT/ (Const),

JPII?!1/. (see course)
subject to the sperisl procedure
laid dowD^ nf fufrt It6m %

wtfW

procedure for registration
sftiRI

procedure generally mfiisuo* trf^RT
procedure in rerenue courts TTVtR*
•omsu! 3 nftwi
procedure Isid down
procedure of secretsries aftt sf^Rt '
procedure should be followed sfisRi
wgatw wtRi wifg^

P'^'l f*. 1 WRT »n>t wwsri.

9 RTRT (Const.)

proetad

1170

produsa exehanga

prorced i2Iy

prorred direct WOTT 5^
proceed further «r?t %«ei

procerdiDg »nh XHT

proceedio(t vdxit m-.

(Court )

drop proceediPgi XniXlO CT^
proceedioe« »brtr»ct»
proceediogi tnd collectioDi

dVritnt

proccedio^t closed xiittO
pioceedisg eheet Lov Vivalft <7*?
proceediB's oumlier xrdxTflirWT
proeeediop of committee ftfnrd
CTTrf^l

proceediBgtof Kedieal Hoard tnfTT
tl*TW ^

prueeediDgs of the lODual meetioga

proeeeJiop volomea VTtfTTft-trrn
proceed oa depuUlioa sfaftjfrK Tf
»WI

proceed on leave ^ VT vnt
proieed potition i{l)t groxftTft
proeeeJa Con (encieat wotdj>
«7>m (CoBit ), «T« m-
art proceeds T7?
proceed with (tbeeue) 4T •n'l Cld>
»Ti}«T7T

proceed With cjutloa flJy
proceed with caution tigaal JJIf.
Htrer^

rrocelUria erfTTn tntrfi

Procellariidje drM »(f77T7-%eiiia.
rrotellariirormet Zxi. (order)
»I7in n

procercoil Zod. (ehortlor

lieing as early ftafe of
T'eToeefcoid)

Procerodci Zari (tlie internal parti
iho* paeudo-tnetameriim, the only
loitanee in Flatyhelminlbea)

Wv» at'U

P. lohaU iTWree^eweT
procerooe adj Bd (tall, alenderj
■hS

fcocenii Col Tax 1 f latO «)5
Sra'endetlVT^

procotil («. ol manufaetenee)
fe«i/

return, Fift fro /

a dual vri m.

« U» wiVrat*/ (Coael.)

oroeeii c6>(toeah]«ett«Mina ipoeiat
prooMi) iWTW
proceai coat Com fevi-^extl
proceejed ody ftvrflra
proccieed eloth XS

proceiied faodatnff* Inif^S wra*

procetaed nee
proeeie*fee Lom
proeciilag ftvrxti •
proceiiioj; concern frdm-^TCT
proeeiiiae faclory IlndA

procettion (a gronp of pertoas or of
vehicles contaioiog pereone, mov-
lag oairard la o eeromopioai or
■olemo oaaoor) fWTWI, a^diXUl.

proceii of cooliag and coadcoaiog

I?I77

proceta of cOBft

proccit of effectave eindy /‘due.

KT'TX**rWT^-B»TA
proceit of ctimioaiaon f*t(n fm
proceii of Irtv

proceii of reaacfaclure IVx^ fiV)
proceii of retpiralion IXtn
procertor ftnrxvm.

Proccitort' AetcriatioA ^-iTVXJteiei
procciiorilcx-oaii f^re* xwfoX
procees rcgietcr anXfsTtrT-vHt
proccif lerver torn Mllfsini finU*
proceee icrriog c'Uhliehmeat ie;^>
(rnfi’fTTT?^ eenei
procete-fcrvia; itilf enVlt^
vdnrO

proccii wbitcaoew white
proceii'wnlcr

procliein amy Law ftn, ^ Ffl?

procblorite Xtofral- (o duVf;rMa
mineral of the chlorate group)
ffM n (3 pro-, chlorate)

proclaim ti. xdtewi CTTI (Contt )
proclaimed oCeader Xoie XnfgT
«wft

proclimitioo XgVrwi/. (Conet )
declaralioa nFftn
procIama'ioB le hereby made
sm Xtn’t t
proclitnalaan Bode by heat of
dmma <tE tA it Ttlg^
proefanation of emergency wym ^
TcVm (Conet )
prococtoBt aJj. Zat, wnvjVW

procoeloui vertebra Zadi (ai erior
ond o( tlio contrum il concavo) Wtt-

rrocoloplioR Palxontol, (it war imall,
lirardlika and active, while the
othora were for tlis most pitl dura,
ay alow mov ng animali— Swinner*
ton p.S33) tiftTfITZ mfd
pro coaiut RCt nT(®ntrYtt
pre-ccra‘*oid Zed. vt Wfwt
proeyatliaate to Zratnllt XTAT
procreate i4 qggg,

Pcoereeda Zad tiipf

prectiiia

proetMlaeum Zeol. "i
proeiar m (ancient word)

prorloicope Ued. rj^sj n
I'rortDtrypiJie •• Serpliidjc ZoeL
lliivo a tubular retractile ovipoei*
tor) ^KI*TRI-4W IB.
pfocuml-cDiod/ Bel trxTZ
procurable adj si»«. Wfnrx

proruraiioD 1 (iigning by ai ageat
using tlio wordi par pro ) *(^(*>f*
fryw B.

3 //avDtritVTnn.
proruralion fee mfmrttl
procure cb BTS etTWI
prociiremeDt bjR*. min

proiuremcDt authoritiliuu itifis*

m^rxyvi

procurement pricei nrftl
procurcii^/

IVocyon •• n Canii llinoria diiron

awti Ff m.

I’rocyon Zed (ganui of riecooni)
trewx-axrft
P. loior emn*7
ProcyoDidse hit m.

prodigal ttifj
I rodigioiit rile tlln >1^1
proiliicccb 1 »TBT, Tet«

2 (as. before a court) «f7I

pro.lure * m , • , »T*

prodnee ■ docunest ting 7^7 VTTt
prixiuce a line •.

preducedniy lTeT¥.Trnft*(Conrt

1 r«Jk.«fV7

produced goods **3^

produce docvi merit 1 VTB

prodaop evidence |n»t B»17 tTZI
prodoce cathaage /lew zenf fgfrtra

pioaaea o! a holdino 1171 profetsional income

produre of a holding (^) ^

prodncer 1 Econ m.

2 (furn&ca or apparatus for produ-
cing gas) ula PI

producer rum co-operatiTe societj

producer gas Chm. wS? erfa
gas producer erfit-sA*
producers' goods Econ.
producers monopoly Econ

producer’s rent Econ
producer's surplus £fon.

produce render Bfy. ?n«-fa4?a
producible od/ 3!«inT
producing n,

producing centre

prodbciDg official doenraents in
courts sntnrel 5 wretfte it»ir
JT^ arai

product 1 STTl? PI. (Coast),
arg (Const ), n.

3 TTfJ m Wilt, prounes
insect product <£ft
animal product ffTfit-Htrf
mineral product

S Cham* txc n<

4 2 lath- a (otunber rMultiog from

the fflultiplieation together of two
or more numbers) n. (Mara-

thi JJWTWl)

b (ao)' Dumbera or qoaatitieamulti-
plied together) gcRT /. (aa distioet
from y-in ««)

production 1 T?7TT^ n. (Const ^

2 ti^gw •I'll

on production of a certificate

intFmt stgw

production and absorption (of tma]!
coins) e^T

Production and Supply Committee
3NH<i inn ffTR rrfhfij
production branch Trvr^-nnn
production committee
production cdst'

production engineer Elf. T'^IXH-
•iftro*CT

production foreman

produclion of certificate BilMtu

prodnetioe of goods SET amm

production of milk crop
lVIX"f

production of wealth Econ yfl wnH
productiee o* 3"IIX».T?n^(.tH)
pr oducl ite capacity Been. Zftifl
nfHe$

productive capital siqif) jea't
prodnctire consumption £^<jb. 3 iqp(l
aifnVl

productive duty Ecor.. SI»«
productive efficiency
prodnctive expenaea TiTI^l rrq
productive goods Econ
productive labour tnt

productive land 3nnT5 ^17^

productivenese icon

productive power (of the soil) jnn-
arsn^ ?if«

productive purpose anji^l irq)3n
productive unit liinfl
productive wages ^
prodnelive work Econ. crt
productivity Econ /.

productivity theory (of interest) Jm-

product moment 5inr„j,„ mturcu.
ftti

prodnet of depsmposition finrr^.
fieiJlN*

product of inertia 3 Iath.^r^.Tjo:v^
Productui Pnfwniol. (. gouns of
brachiopoda. which developed
laogtpioev. wbeh amoog other
functions may have provided a
meaug of attacbmeut or ©f ancho-
rage upon the taud — Swionerton
1917, p. SSf vn^-irwif^

P. pgsDteiisf5ncreijj5

P semireticolalus enfirsTW CTVTg?

produil net Econ. Vltufic
pro-embryo Jht ^-ww
proembryonic siege will srawi
Pfoi. (Professor) SI. (BTmtqs)
profane cd/. vivt
profanity trinTBl, snftwin/.
Profelisj?«,r stfaxi^.HTnf^ (Gk.prs
*f+l4it./rfii fixp»)
profert tea (an allegation in a plaa-
diQg that the pleader produces in
an open court an instrument plea-
ded or founded on) »Tism ^tpt *.

profess ob- 1 (to deolaro or admit
openly) tliHdr, WflTf

will

2 (to proclaim oneself versed m)
fiigiil wuini, (to follow a profession)

CTWI

3 (a religion) wgillifl (g^)

profess a religion »T Wginift
flluni (Const.)
professed gambler
professing a particular religion

girfgirnfl

profession gfg/ (Const.), aq^mn n.
araeatiott
bnainess <71777
commerce Tifurm (Consf.)
livelihood rfHkir (Const )
occupation a q jlf4» [ (Const )
trade qsR
vocation <777117

I>r^..i«n.I a,. Jft. (Co„i ), TOI-

nifg*

profesiioDal ability <7Tfmftg 7>f7BT
professional address »7r7mfir« 77T
profeisSonil advice CTigsnfh^ IT»T7T
professional advice and care I7TT-

professional area t7777n%g qnr
p rofeisio nal attendance <717171(7^
fnfi'Hi

proreiiionil breeder nimnfin: wig-
in professional capacity tTTTgifirg ^

ft

professionil carrier aTTTOrfhg 7TCT
r rofeiiio nsl calUe-detler <7t7Fift«
^Tl«7rnft

allege t7I7(n(i|« Tji-

professional tlacoiJj i qm r . fng
p rofessi onal enteruming company
«7T7<nl>g <7%F5n.|lTg^
profeiiional experience t qumFqt
*377

professional, hereditary or special.
l^ydao gerous criminal <7T7mf77,
»77m aniTi sto-

<rfl

‘^^“'■ler tTRsnfii, STfir-
professional interne t7T7Snfi™«n7

piofttiional hidffm^nt HW piogren

protetKir «f pbjiiolo'^
UI'^IW

profoiional judgmeDUqUHlf^l*
profesiioaall^ eogaged
BUI jwr

profeaii«oal matlera
piofcMioaal men eiJITOlft* wfin
pteftaaional oa\ui«
profeiaional oliaervation

profetiioul occupation

profcMional opinion wfe*

ITS

profeiiienal peraon Brnwft*
profcvaional qnalificitiona

«<«54

profeiaional queitiona tTlWHlfW
profeaiientl reipeci nrnwf^T WTTT
profeiaional reticence •'imtifirT

profeaiional aiwje*

>t «1

profeiaional leieatifio lubject nn*
Rlfn fts*
profeaiional leerecy HffTTlftrt ipsT
profeiaional aecret ^

ptofeiiional inupgict evmtfav

profeaiional luliject rvnarrTarK Hito
profetaiottil aortey wmnfir* afl*

prafeaaional (ax

profeaiional training ainiinfVv d'

ftrara

profeaaioa or occupation qfs trVTf

profcaiion tax q^ qr (Conit )
Profeaaioo, Trade, Calling and
Employmeol Taxation Rulea qfs,
e^tqit, arr^t^T oni »T

profeiaor BI<4N% m.

laaiataot profeiaor iimq aitnriV,

reader (ef ntentl)

demoitatrator vyiht

Ireturer ( lO («< teaeW)

profraaor of teitomy enfiT BIiWW*

profeiaor of by gienoarTfavt^ BTtqrT»

profeiaor of midwifery aod gynae-
cclogy vmfrt) TO tfrftn fwn

profeaaorofephtbalmiciurgrry

profeiaor olxnrgery ttCT VTtVTTC
proficiency {ri4)*q udlafflf,

attain proficiency
proficiency examanaiioti
proficieiKy trit «rtl*q-q(lgrt
profile 1 qr3({Vq •

9 (eerticaJ aection of o 0010
m (^toT IaS earlicol + ^ loettos)
3(ootline)«^}ait/
profile cliaracien la^q^ai
profit srat m Cooat )
capita! profit

cipilatixed profit VTH

groia profit tnt* Wfil
net profit

reaeooe profit atiini-STV
profitable «d; spTqinv, anrog. «m-
qrfl

profit tod loaa ftpampi. ctm
profit and lota aeeoaat UlNiaia*

profit aod losa adjuitneat aoeonoi
w «wra Wi

profit and loaa appropriation iceoniit
a(T<n«!T« f^fanhiq>)ran
profit • preodre U ngbt to lako
eoraothiog out of tho aoit of no*
other) xy ^-aVanflTR m, BTtt
qftt it qta V> »i orfreTT
profit a icodre Lov (aproOt wbiflb it
loborondered or yielded Compra<
henda reote or aerrieea) ^XFIW m
profiteer viqfire m (cf arfq*iaqft a y^—

at ^ aiqfa^ inq nyiaifij a),
arqfitq wni dtA biwi
proSirerifig aiqlai>T •m Ttm
profit in loTeatmcnt ^tihre B eqn
profit made on reralnatioa qBrfrqq
BT Kt*B

profit made on tale of inreitmeDl
StThra % It *1^ atrw
profit mabiDg vrnrnn. to vatm
profit nr ioie on realiaatioa Con.

TrO*n BT •tanero
profit chariag tnm «iar fntm
profit ihartog eebeme £em m flwi*

profiti of neorporatioo rtiTq-«T<a
profill of an rotate erTTI vnt

profill of buiineii a«nif Wt«
profits of patent infcioged

BUT

profit! of tell eilate euiaf frrqi ^ BIB
profiti of lolicitor IT^tTKTW
profiti of trade auitu BUT
ptoflaaine Clun ttfqtft /.
profligite qerrfix. BftttflB
pro forma

pro forma ecconnt Com qtixpS itBt
pro forma defendint aftrofiB
«t 0

pro forma invoice qfurri dtSB
pro forma regarding child welfare
and maternity center!

rftr % »ft S qfpn 4 bb

pro forma voneber qfiBTB SUtUiB
profondui ZaJ luftn/-
profuodni ganglion ^ool luftat fftT**
profondni aerre Zoel- ann
progameiaoginm 5o<. q4**3BT^/.

(gamatangium
pregimrte m.

Progaaoiiuria ■ Meioiiuria
progenitor BBxfrw ( 5) n
ptogeotroptammpMiiivegeottopMm

progeiieroae (pro +ff«takieB+ifiro

+ om) anBffuqr /.

progeitin (pro- B + futatioo + •»»)

proglottid sproglotlii
progloltii ^ool. (legiaent of a tape-
worm conlainiDg both mala and
famalo raprodnctivo organi) BBT*
B*qm-

progaatbiim ^oe( Zg qgqa i /.
progoathom a<fj doot .roof, (haiiag
tbo jaia* projecting beyond the
tipper part of the face) agsg j
progooiii ifad BBiqitm n.
pregnoMicale pb qdjjwa
Progooeata wturfaBljafi n (tjad
Inbclaai)

progooeate aJ/ Zool. (haring tba
ganital opaoing placad naar tba
antanor part o( tba body— Wab.)
BRvfaB

program, progranirae m

progrimmed od/ BldBitVC
progreii imfii/.

(onilntctlon In progreii

PIOTTMI ctrtiEcil. U7J iph«roid

is in progress TO rST spifr

progress certifiMte S*jra-in!t>n5
propTfs* ehtri jmfil fell s^rf^-WT^
proprfssion 1 srfJr, ?f5/

3 .Vflih «fl /

anthmrticil propression «m*S?

aVillimflico-peonifinc propTM<ion

pfonictnc propr««ion yuTlrU WY
liarnionie proprf'jion iJTt

progression in lime CT^'Snf^
propressue of; 1 n*rmY, tI? ( T\),
SsCl'tK JAIItII
2 BnfroYc!

pTOpre«sne aNerage Sioiuliea fl’lIHl

U|vq

pro»res*i'e eliange Plivi sR*

progrem>e coUeelion regutersrtW

propre«ine emiciaiioa iviNnfTm
progresiire eohincewent OTTJft
proprenive e\p«nitilure nrinJl
proprMti'ely *STI*, TiriYwT

propreaaiie nielion nijlfofi SHnfHTf!i

progreaiive pliwe teel anuCt BTfWJ
progre»«i«e principle Etm.

progre*tir*e rite o( tax Eetnu
imTRY^t

propreasi'C redncli 04 ^ool*

ntffT

progrcaatre rent RHIJft
progreasiTC aoriies LcfK HmtlY BSfT-
MIUI

progTCltiTC atitemeat of rcTcaoe
and expendilure aiiiiM rfYl *T

snnJY frxTTi. s’tufY wimrr^ftx-

Tflt

progre**"'® tloeV. taVingsninft
rpR

progressive tax ffO*i nrXTJftCT
progreisire laxaiionffirritY^TPirH
progressive total smal nlri
progvesiive use (oI Dmdi)
wi^S^ (Coast )
progressive wage ^rcn. Btnft
progressive waves Pktt- xvwff olfl
progressive working by sertiona
Forntrt «3«Tr.17: «rg^*

progress of despatehea SVT'B*lJd
progress of expeadiiore tutt-suln
Progress Offirer seifV-eif^nY
progress record
progress register srjft ^SsiY
progress lepott

progress represenlalive nrrfk aHlftfir
progress return jnifit
progress statement srt^
prohibit cb

prohibited adj (Const )

prohibited area JfsJ. sfllt^^
prohibited articles
prohibited degree Lnio
levitsoal degree antra
prohibited goods ^coii B%ft^ Btqi'
prohibited'* list “artft?**
prohibited place Bfdltl^ raTB
prohibited atnrtiv tram Bfit ^5
prohibiiion I (»ct bf probibitiDg) aft*
^ m. (CooslJ

3 (a declaration or iniunct.oD for
bidding aomo action) ftlNRnA

9 (tbs forbidding b> law of the
sale and eometuBos tho maatifae*
tare of eleoholie liquors as berere*
ges) tnj'fsft'Bm.

4 (short tor writ of prohibition) sft*

so. (Const )

ProhibiUou Act traffta -erfaftmt
prohilitioa agsiDst participation m
politics tra^lft n tnrj ft aft-

prohibiuen andtnnperaDce traftVv
siYt

Problbition Commissioaer HcftW*

probibilionism Fcoa> sf^rav BT^ n.
prohibiliouist E«m. Bft>BBt^ ( .4^ )

SIS.

prohibition of discriminalion

Btft ^ aftta

prohibition of discussiea BBY-afsTB
Prohibition Officer mt&VB-BftBTft
prohibitions and restrictions sftVB
•It WTB*Ti|

prohibition worit avTsBU CTB
prohibitorj court order afraBB
raiBWB-sn^tt

prohibilor; order B fa^ B % iri^
project 1 BftBY»Bi/.{whea iUs to be
diitiegvisbed trera scheme Bhrai]

3 £<fee.{e teak or proUeo, callisg

for constructive thought or eetiOQ
or both by the student fs.

project c4. 1 sifTW

3 (to make a project) s(t si) J>ii nil'll
propel advisory committee afraYBBl*
ttraen-afflft

projected adj. Phyi. (stone or shot)
afVra

Project Executive Officer n ft sin'll

ftiBTTB trftan't

projectile fi. 1 ifiilk. (a body fro-
jecteJ) af^ B

3 (a missile) etBl n

projeclile ad] I (projecting or im-
pelling forsraril) a*rft ( -t^)

3 (espable of being projected) afttT
projectile force Phf/t aftlY BH
projecting adt. Phyi aft^ (•?^)>
afyvg

projecting at rislit angles

af^

projecting lantern aSrfl ^
projec ling lens aftat nhr, b^-bYf
projecting mathine atffil B®a
projecting nsnnbnunr ^oef Bftr<T
»r«f5«

projection 1 afta m.

3 Ccevn. ftfta n*

8 Dynantft afta m.

4 OpWbjImoJ. BtfNftjtTB, fraft^K

6 ftiiB wa m > enft ftBFT wn
projection microscope aVa*ar*^tS
projection of a segment BCVT-ftiira
projection of light QpiUibafnof. 8Bm*

fraftfftB n.

projective adj, aftiY (-a^)
projecUve geometry
projeetor J aftlB ns.

3 (a maehiDs for showing pietorea
on a screen) n.
projector eijuipmcnt service chart

projector lens gfira rfY?
project site aftaYaBi-raB
prolarliDTOgalsetiDTOmammotroDhin
reoZ. BJSBaYfr/.

prolamin (yroliae + ammonia

+ lael^fYraftrfY/.

prolapse Urd. WTT m.
prolapse of rectnm
prolate odj. Mtlk. gafli
prolate spheroid ifatk-

prole?

im

pTCnffho*

prole* Zool m.

proleumt ttinMt ( -n.), s t n Tfj

prolifentisg flower Bet S'J'JIS 3*7
proliferiuoD Bid (rapid tad ro-
petted product oo o* new ptrtt. u
cellt, or oSfpnng) n
prolific <i<f; e^Uil,

prolificacy full (qua t) ofprodueiBg
)Oocg 10 large Butnben) /

prolific tDimalt *£2 J 73
prolific breeder <£9 J Vftru-I*
prolific malliplicatiaD ZooL ■£B4

prulioe (Ir ptrreli lal Cioe^w
ifttSfft/

prolix aJj aiftffT^®*

prelo^oe U 1319111 / . II

proloBg n VtiaL 01 .

proloBg efi «*»l CTTt.

proloagitioo f «( fli’i n.. flfvn mn

preloogitioD o( the axu Bet *9*
<Hr". «w «i <tf>7 win
proloBged eJj 1 flfni
3 <t4Wtn
proloB'rd aUence
rpift

proloBgeJ actios Cfci"v “(tfan f*7l
prolongied and detailed ttudj
«l7 ■vnv-i
prolonged illnesl a-i'n3I

promamaal Zad \S»Tri ( r^) n
Prome (citj lo Dormal «*tsn > (is
CT>i97;:)

pro memona ((or a ctemorial) >3'
TTV

promeritteia Bot (the tneriiCem o(
the growiEg point and ol all
embryoTiic ruiimenti) BTn sfiMial

pro-, meto-. DJelaplerygiuBt Zocl.

WB , irr»., TTW-TP*
prometiphaK fool WTTTTpt /.
protninence 1 Btr* •»■
t fool Bf«. S3n« n
promiorace of the epeball

proffliBeBl rjn
ptmniBeBt riliieoi Brnfr*
proraioeot local peraoaalilj n^i
• VT<l7 tef^
proBiaoni place

prominent poaition 11371 ftnfil
promiicaoua aJj fhfaftic (opp apo-
eiffe

pronji*Cirftsn/
abow prorsiae
proauaee (-^’O ae.

promiting odj- ttngn. atlVlditC
promitiag rcinlta Mnil4<t< nifom
proraiaer sfiTT nil m.
promuiaiy Dole nnn-nn • (CooiC )
promitaoty oatha (are tbots

requited to be takea by peraoDt
on their appointment to certain
offices, as the oath of allegiance —
Whartoa p G0<) 73 tnn m
p'orBOOlory Jnat <nn n
promote tb. 1 Ceai.nnn W(>t 1

3 £Jue
aT^Vcfirwmi

4 71191. wrm

promote a moreioeni wr^twn ^
sr-nr^n ^

promote banl'a lotereaia atfwwfn
«<nt

promoted | .(dmin. 71^773
3 rJu' (to another elata)
promoiee JJniH 7^*73 m.
promote feeboga of hatred or eemiiy
tpn anrTi tmi <1 nt *TPti

promoter | Com (of a eompasy.
corporation) bttw iw
3 Crrmnot Lav ■fbwhrw e».

3 rkrtrcal Cim (catalyat acce-
lerator) wfirVlW m-
proinotcT*a ahare Com S77W WtT
promoliD' end eoodactiog srtn

proniotloo 1 73)*Pt /

3 rren n

3 BJae irm m (past T'fT. T7'«l,
fail

4 Com 77^7 •

5 jwh/ (Caatt)

promolioB asd CDioagemeet of com-
paaiea atmnf «i train eftr Bf»n
pronotiOB cxaininitioB 1 EJno.
friini 7f)srt
3 JJmi*. vfrwfk'^ttvT
promotion espcBaca Com W7i7-«77
promoliOB e( olEreta arf«7T^^ ift

promolioB or BuiBteaaacc Sria
WTTlfrBTtll

promotion porta 7S[fa-73
prompt ad}- WTI. fit7. 57 ^
prompt eoatrol
prompt deliTcry ttnr 73 PT
prompt derpatefa wrat ^Tor, jrw

prompt dirposal wrar ftaia
prompt iriue of ameodmenta
WT 37x5 Annd
pramplitnde tmf.

with promptitude HUt
promptly RrTf, ijna. 97^1
prompt payment niTT ftWa
prompt procedure naf BfvTI
prompt sate war ffTW
promulgate cA 1 B W m ((>joat.)

2 57(fa

premni'aled <ii;. 1 BT7l{7S (Conal )

3 B3«

praanlgatiOB 1 sanna n. (ConitJ
3 BTia n

promuIgitioD of ordinance
8T7TI7

proravcelial hypha Dot
promyrelium JUpref. (tha hypliil 61a.
nent cn37 praeeding the myeali.
urn) 3^^ a.

prenition fael WTrtSw

B . /.

3 (with reference to LaaJ) a ww*

b arWfTWtTTTl /.
e wwiTOrtfi f,

pronator Jnat (a muiclo which pro-
daeei pronalioa) W777KW m
prmuer hreTii Anal, arntro*
pronator loagai Aaat. ^ WW77WV
prone ad;,X(from Sanskrit Bt*l, down*
ward, eepeeially of men, an malt,
rarli ol their bodice, or tbeir puo-
tare) wwtgw. WWt«7

3 (with reference to hand with tbe
palm taraed downward] arvtffV
praaeaett I'ljwTl, 7T»rtI /
Proaeomeaia Zed- BWJ BTify
pronephne duel faof B 3 W BWltf)
preaephret Zret. 9307 ek
prone poaitlou 7^37
proog PJiyi. BTIWI.
prongburk ^37 to. (ef. fri* |,r
trilcnt)

prooghoe (a band iinplaoeol equip-
ped with two ei more eorred

ptonghom

117 S

proper enjoynent

pronp? »nil OSeO for gtrd«n hoeipg
or cultivxtion) xiiCs jViSl n.

pronpliorn n

]ironotc *.

^•rollo^um Zccl pUte of »n

in>cv'» rroU orax) «.

l<o<tno(iiin

pronounro tb I wRjgHVw

2 «t>n

pronounce ■ judgment
proiiouoro an order WT^rt
pronorinml a.fj 1 5^51 rtHl (Con<t ).
«f^>Fnr

2 MfirrxT

3 TO, fsTTT^T

pronounce*! dcmeolu
pronounre free 5 *S ys

Pt

ptonovinrcmeni / « ^<IMI

proniMtl (t1i« Auciirao cama la
n^'pro'ltoa.l a')d uoaQlphamida)

rroeiiba Zeel fwPjySfWM s^rfl
I’ xuceaxrlla ()iicca mothj fluraq
finfgSTtBW (the moth (crtilitM
tlio flowart of jrwika
pn>-naclcu»riicf.^ *((fc (before taif'
nicitalioo)
proaxmph Zeel
proof I ffnrt ■
dear

porjtiTC HiVi'l.
dcoiire

ronrinria;; Hsrmv.
aatiafaciory

dear of all reaaoojhle doubt
3f>li3« AXrrnht
ronduaiTC

2 fef^/

3 J/iiV ailTn/

4 IVrativi?^ •■

5 (of atandard itrength or qaalit^p
as apinla or Tiaegar) SJtTt

-proof -glT.
proof I'T cahiuHioo
proof called for on .
proof copy sTi
proof rorrectiog. proof-eoriertioo
Frmtinf
proof examiner
proof for approTil
proof gallon BRIl MllC

proof of aecuraef Bfig^BT-SWr^
proof of debt arm
proof of eotrica 9^^^ CT UMV^
proof of xteniily irfq^ Bn snn
proof of title 49^ snm
proof ef Talidit; V*tn *1 RSP!
proof plane PAfj gilvn fm aa.
proof preaa ^ «*9s.
proof-reader
proof-re adtfi* P/asti v
proof ahtet /x

prooft e( final pnotutg «f*mr

proof aptni •

proof aireo'th

proof rtreai ifrfji. (tbo atrwa to
ach-ch aa ob^eet. aoeh aa a gna>
cable- or bridge la anbjeeted, to
aaeertam its atreogth. bp imi^sins
ft loftd oa It greftter thao aionld b«
r«*ittire*! under normal eitcnmatan-
e«a— Andela btech t>irt)
s^rfB

pro-o*trteucis (Gk- pro ‘before*, w.'ro.

iem ‘their) rAleenXd. mtexa n.
prootie n. Z<cU it.

prop arw*. atran « . «Tm. H
prop- (propinoie)

FropiehyBolophoa r<el. BT^wn-
BTfb

propaginda rvtr.aiBW at.
propiptoda by poatera, alidea ami
broadinttin; fBTmrif,

Xtn BTT

propayaodaoryaaiier EBIT ai lMU*
propagaodiit EB'fn na,

propajaie c6.BX7T*TBl(CeMa *BBI.

IB, U VIIB, laHllB

propagated ».f/. Zcvl sr^ire
propagation Ajmr m,

S r*»r. HB . BBrat. BBnw, bb ip t ».

3 Zecl. VTwn •.

propagation. raltiTitioB and eollee.

tioD of lae an« «| aiV

^Bgai

propagation of aoundwaxeawaTn-ntn*

p ropaga iioB of apeeiea Zxi, B-fk-

rropalaeotbennia PtU-tUl
BBTfp

projune (rreprl + metho-w) CAe-a.
B^<t*B B. ‘thft tral of tha

aenea to manifeat fatly piopertiea*
TVebater. Cf. propionio (Gk. predo
‘firat*, pc*« ‘fat*))

propanol (prcyxine + -d) CAr^
BJrfl*BBn.

propanone (prejviae + -one) CAm.

projiargyl CAeri- n-

Ptopaxaer Am (gains of roaeCaches)
ktIbbt rbtTjt
propel rb-

propelled aJJ. ffirlF^, (Coast J

propellent J/,t Bst>^ ( n.
propeller ITaeA. r,.

propeller blade A. TO

propeller boM JftwA.
propeller fan 14414

propeller abaft JiAxindsU B^^txn
(BTl’I+flT)

proi'dling organ Zed. am

propelling pencil B^tf'alB^
propclie Cieex. BSt^B fu
propeeeir a.Ij. ( r rtyr^yH--eae) CA^

propen*iiy 1 (* natoral ineliBatisa
or beat' RTB*S|P» /. (ire dnea)
iBslinct &sffrB ffifs, 6ra«i
S (ft partienlar laehnation or tea-
deaey* Mp. to eril)
pTOpeasitT to eoBsume aBtrtn BjTa
propead CAr>«. B'b i X s q a ^
propenxlie of;. B'hVafkv
proper 1 «»B^, Ob, mfWYT,

8BTnf4»(ftaia eoitiageacies pro-
per 4r?sft4

proper anibesticatioa trtBC BBn^-

proper Butboritt ngfoT BrTtfTtft
proper ebinnel agfoe Rj’i

through pro|>er channel trgfsri
«n(i B

proper cLolce RT4«^-Br>t. ft* 4prpc
proper eomplunce wgftJ 4T*B
proper court wgfkr OBITOTB
proper custmlx RTBrparfsrpt
proper diiciptioe BgfBB ar jtmta
proper employracot (of fuadi) Bgft J
B4ht

projier rndoraemrnt BTBB ^ T *B 4r
projxer enfarceraent (of m A-t) wg.
f<4 ST^B

proper enpiTment Hg^ TT^

pT9p«r cxpanMt

1176 pioportional jatt

proper expend*

proper frirtioa llai\ (wboie Eumo'
T»^oT n Imibtn IbedoaomiuXoi)
r<(T

proper loflaence HgPn ffwra
proper lodgtag Low wjfW'l SsiH
properly tBWf. tr9 ttw TOT,

wgfVr, nyinri

properly end ponctodly trgfV^ ^
RJf7

properly »ullieolrc»led rr*T? Oflisfl*

properly cooeeired lUTiWSf
properlr eoofce^ fl*If

JWt, WW^

properly locorred rmf fCVI *m
properly qotlifiod ciodidtle »»gf^a
fmi'jivi fTO<R

properly recorded depirtmeaul
ed^tiiry wjjfVa ^ il erfffftrfera

rnnifrt 9frt*9i

properly eeenred l>y • wrepper

properly tianpe^ ee*vrj(ifl) yiitoa
Cf dely (UOiped ooirH
proper mentieaeot ujft^ ST**^
proper n«\bod etwev^^. ft* Wi
proper node Voiie
proper node of eoftitroios * 0 '^*
Lav oreff «l etetr wA rfl

m

proper nolioD Aitrm. "Pi
proper periy ngfoa Vg
nemury p»ny erTTeoO Tjr
proper perron Crgfva (ofs
proper retordiog (el o file) It* SVTT
n erfukoedl *Twi, ergf^a wfrtrre
proper rooniog we^F? ft
proper xte price ergfVaGrw gff
proper itale of repair eiiwi

proper tai ergf^ VT
at proper temper (u. »a

orfiee, <y«

proper licLet F^lj WK

propertiea of deteraioiDli Ifodt.
fey^rWlft 50

properly 1 CKm. n.

J Su.iXu -1 ffljo •• (altnboU iTi)

S Law etef^ / (Co^rt I

noTaUr properly ww ItTfo
imaoTatle property www IrTfie
real properly «T«f^ frrffc,

t^TTy ftlftl

penooa) property oafifS ftrfft
corporeal property ajr ITTfti
iseotporta) property Riy tuft
private property fwftt
public property «ii4af4V ftyfVi

4«5«.

properly aeeoool 1 Il7fll4rtn
g • real aceooai aitnfac fttlT
properly and eaaeta /

property duty (nfei
property to land igftTfit
property tn poiteaaioo J^av W
irrfs

property inarL ali^ ftg
property of erenatioa 2ool T’Sf^*

!PI

property of the deeeaa'J ^
tnf*

properly other than land

property ^oaUfiratioo ftuftt wfat
property aeetioo 4nftt>*gtn*l
property Ua i;o<a <n^-«T
property seder aeitorevfvT^fflrTftt
property ssder tspenBindeneo
anftjnmfto ftyfii
proper otiliiaiioa ttgfvr ftA'i
propbaae HioLffvn

prometaphaae vmrxtl
metapbaee aar*^
prophecy trfrtrr^/
prophecy formela Pa|FcW. >nf<^T

propbrt Bower (eowera narhod with
tin apoU that fade after • few
bonrt) Foyftwdl /
prophylactic ajf Sftd tl'ltius
prophylactic loocolatioa tlnilic
■ m Kiun

prophylactic tneaaoeearlTn^*
iVs flsftftFn*

prophylactic inialeee ftinVsS rat*
prophylaetie vaccioe ryrnVyc tviQlq
prophytaau IfaJ tttftq m
propbylaiii of diaeaaea flri tW ^
prophyll JJafc smti n.
propioe (propyl + ethiaa rpft)
CXjm. ntis^lfl/.

propinoicadt (pc«p»iw+^e) Cheat,
sirfiffeq

propinijaily nrAt*. aiMVcq «.

propinqaity of reUtlooihlp ftTaq*
propio Chem. ffRT

propiot-aldchyde (prepielio'holdtlirda)
Cheat-

propiolate Cheat- at.

propiolie ltd/ (propienio »*rftl+letr-
elie

prepiolic acid nft^fev *nar
propioo*, propioDO- (propionic) Cheat-
shg-

propioiute Cheat, trftflv n
propiooe Clien. /.
propionic od/. (GV- proto ‘firat’ «r+-
pmi hx 'fat") Cheat-
propioBO', propioo- Chtai. BftX-
propiooyl Cheat. «•

Propitherua Zeol^ (Gk, proR-f pithahoa
'apo.Gonwv towthttg

of tlie ii(akai)BiTiznTf 7
P. dudrma (diadera aifaka or lataor
/1 0 ) fttFrsTw Bwiz
proplulid J3ot Biztit »
prepneoilie od/. Zeel (having tba
prothoracie apiraelM oely opes)

propodiie ^«eL (tuth )oiat (tea Iba
baae ot a artaiB limbs ofersalheaau)

Rtrnys aa,

propodhlD^ool RRlTai.
propodoawpropodile
propoliawbee glue VB'tftR at-
proportion J/aih- BRJRTf. wgRTR au
proportion 06. ttgRTTR
proportiotuhle ad;. agH’R
proportionalode ■gyrfl(-tT)(CooatJ.

^wTjyrfxw, wwigTjR
proportional change 5 taiiriica ■ati'fl
RflTRit

proportional rompaiiea

««z

proporuonal divition l/oth RRIJtIR

proportionality atyTTf’iTl / •

proportionality limit •proportiu-ial
lim.l

proportional limit Helot »ryTTR*»ftRT
(Bolfe p 167)

proportionally Hatte. « 5 T«

ft

proportional nuaheri Statiitira
proportional rate (s( tai) Lena. sTJ*

proportional raprtatntation

im

propyl

{troportioul rcpmentation

(Const ). hW?^

propoitioiul reserre Ecan irjTiat

afjfe

f roportiooal reserre system

proportiooal system of note issae
wvTTi-IWJt^ sft srg^rft
proportiosul taa Lem MI jTifsC MT
proportional taxation MT^Tf^ M7I-
Mill

proportionate adj ( f^)

proportionate r6. ar^TTSit
proportionate adraece M^TF^ vf^
pftJpnrtionate allotment ■ jUfll
proportionate amoant M^TTflriftl
proportionate basis wtVIl

proportionate budget gnat MSmCl

■iqiaaa-H

proportionate costs Mgqial ^fri^v
proportionately worked out m gijiaii:

siftw (itftT etlenUlod)
proportionate portion erg^pfl
proportionate reduetion srgrpfl

pf%potltonaie Ux Ecm. M Jllfl wt
proportionate to bis means <rt%

proportionate to hii own lotereit
wift fes % MJTFS 5

proportion of free fatty acids jea

MI «gms

proportion of sown to total area vt^
rfVt il» MT wgTTFT
proposal 1 ddmiH.Stiimi/. (Const.)
resolotioB itnn
3sofferConi Bteie n
proposal register WtSiy-

«lWt

proposals for legislation
UWH-tld

propose tb. 1 uwr7<n

0 StTin. (to make some one

pTop^^e IS s-iisW; from eaaiatiTO
K*tTtT^)

proposesoffer Cmt. STtW ov.
proposed aJj. I Bwrfty (Const.)
2-offereJ od^. Com. (to haro

It propsse.1 by some one is
proposed eequisitiOB gntlFtt ann^
proposed eraalgamatiott 9TOi^ HBT-

proposed change SVHJ^S
proposed forest
proposed issue BWlfire Wu
proposed law ffwiftit
proposed office MwhtM

proposed place of bosiaese Spinf^
•MHIT-WIM

proposed remnneration Mlfr*

t^tlM

proposed reserve Forutry (an ares
eotifiod nndef a Forest Aet aa ona
wbieb IS propoied to cooatitnta a
reserved forest— I.F.B ) Hwirtn

proposed resointiona B Wiri B
proposed time^ble n^nf^ IWB*
filT^

proposer 1 SWTTMm
2=offerer Cem. BmMC m.
prapoiiuo= proposition
proposition 1 ifatk. Rpm «.

3 FWm n.. S Hindi /.

3 iojieffWWRT/

ampliative proposition filinfl

analytie proposition BWi*

exceptive proposition Rmi » »
BtuiTdi. srnrfl utmtei
exclnsive propo«ition<Mnr^nBm>
Bin

explicative proposition fa ntwuun
BHindf, fteinn Btunai
hypotbetical or conditional propo>
sHion HWlfdM BHindl
lodesigoat* proposition (oot qmo-
titled) LMnei

proLIemitie proposition (asserting
ronibility) enuflieielnwnBT
veal proposition vmifH B tu n d l
siognltr proponlioo BMBTv) BWI*
Tn

synthetic proposition RhjIrfrM
STBTBBI

verbal proposition B tu ri dl

propoiKioB statement Bitnni'fBTTvi
propolenry BTrft/.
propounded grv tl n n
• prop.oiide C\em.
propoay. Ckoo.

propoxy l (propy l .trpv)

CAees. B^^^Xr^r n.

proprietary adJ. BBlft-, BBlfiftBi Mlft-

wrfiiM

proprietary account = fictitious
accountsDomual account aiTni-
%BtI, Mfirfjw

proprieUry body anf^iTrftrM
proprietary company fTlfti-Rurni
proprieUry esute

proprietary firms and partnership
concerns ?7lfif-RlV r^T Wlfirai*

proprietary interest ^sfijTT.fgS
propnetary medicine WlRlFBlfirM

•ftTB

proprietary muUlions

propnetary name WlftRifiiR STUI
proprietary possession Laa arift*
WlfilM BKOT

proprietary profits Rirfir?y rw
prop netapr r ight Lew
MiRnrifiiM MniMn

proprietary rights and inlereiU

IBlfstBI^IT rfn frr

propnetary share Mir^TBifir* *tn
proprietor Lor wfimirfl, ( fi^)

owner wwfr (CoMt.)
lord arfinfs
possessor Rn«
bolder rt{)

occupant atfwBift

propriejtor in posiesaion Lav RTTM
MriTCTUft

proprietor of an impanible estate

MfjRTTB R7TT Ml

proprietor of land ijft ri ari uHJHi
proprietor of village land nm*^ MT
MfttBItll

proprietorship mrfiTTT, wl use i Bjid «.
proprietor's interest irftvBItft MT ^
propriety aflfaiB «. (Const.)
proprioceptor P\v,u>l. (*n internal
receptor) gn^i ai (-b) m.
proprium Logio Mjgui n.
prop root fMnr ^
propteryg.um (pro- + Gk. Vten/jxen
■fia’) Zocl KBTWM m. («« nie»o-
pteryginm and meta pterygium)
propoliion B ' ill^d n.
propulsion system
Propas=eCeminornra, var. Attron.

MTea.

pcopyl Ckem. B>M «. (i|?rT + .*r)

proyyUtiei

IITS

pfothtuts

pre|-»lil*on (I'trf'^ttija e!

jirt»( jlrtrlinol Cien. tSt'.fivE »v
1<D« HLrc. ■-

prt-f>ylie aJ;. CXm.

Cl^ t^>»T *.

prr-p^l tp fftt-v »■ ^ »*“ '•

ttip« IB 'V’ E\^r?<5 m.
pn>pjIiiitJiioB r^fTT^r? •-

proprne Clr%. fiXt^ ^

proj'Towf ~ Ci/^

= prepK>\if

rrep'PTholi J»yi r^STVEJ-ffS-ft
r'orv.lo3uil>r

Fren<mBB< (««rL««< ^ tbsv* b( tbe
vrt*» laim) w-^TTrr^ (rr
■etna* aa^tl oc<xn la lb« ec'C)-

p« nil iia fr(>;«r(ir'B] « 3 TTT. «7-

5^

pr* riti qqou 1 ■tXt

pw nti fhire w^T^T «ra
PiwBPMirtm Zxi. «ri*^ BTni
Fmojoa ZenS. ««TT^a-STfi
proniptiofl (mJ >( cf tt« wmaaj
*n n « i-a «. (Co-»tJ
prerBEittOB of Usttlitorv frTT*

proro'tltoD pf ihp »«noB
prpTB^ri^ t.1'«^R(Ca-ttJ

pr®*- CILm- wfa

pro* itm) n>B« bit fiTT

proBroIf* 1 („ BBrlp Urral

S ('ro=i »«>* HB*)

rro-<wpio* roiroBt**. ffX<I

prO'PTiW rfi. fBCB SI*BB *TBI
yrtw no ■

Fro»pi-titp 1 om. WT^I TBIBI
2 »^'nj ^BTBT, »7^ ^IBJ.

nfXrTB

pro.p»-*itp « iqit

prnw*^|rj n V B' f n (ContJ
yroM-r u tf |,-,1 «tu>l>r« fcS* BVBBB

Bm

proxfMtf lh» xr o tfil Tt

■rXm onwt

jrr^^t.ep a irorrrJm; c^'c^

r*^**^''** «\or»*7 rf»-

jeputmret

prosormliBS ioJpPrtOf vBrfm

ws

pro«erali»« offiror *f5mfY

proBorrjt h>ii wfMBt ^4 ». (Co9«0.*^*

5^ / (CccsV).

pr«»«-atioii of ofEcrn V^TcT^vf VI
vf^oV*?

prCKrroNBB of «r»» St-'ITT, 5 ?

pro*milor vfsTVTO (-C •»-
pTtp.pro\nT wTXrt^l /
pro*«lne »i. wxptn.
pro«*lTle vn'O ( t\> *«.
pr»*r*rtpK»lo« = fofn-l>r»iB Zxl. v^!-
«.

pro«rB<liTat r<< (»t,*«ar)tti!r’t/,

frfXv o.

rro*«aeli»Biitoo« <*U £.•<.

vhn

prov»rbTaitoo»l(*<o« £<(.
s6t

pro»“ pttuso ix'B fB.
pfo*ppt»»iop S!,i (-ropnotarr »»=>•
far boarjIaaiao-Sraroa* nlpSea-
tatj* for lb*#*?})

pro^pboB Polr-Bt-i B ftnn n.
rre«ol>r*Orb>* Ztei. Poo buboJ bo
«Bct« tVy onallr biTo plU »o-
tmot totb»t»*rt' — W»M vravtv-
no»B.

pro*ororlo Xoti Vl-n^i /.
pro«od» a*^ V «« B.
prOMo* Zad- VLVIB •*_
rrooopi* Ht tA BtTt
P. fboialota vWv rA
P. jotiCon TTit

P polltdoar plaoJaloM
P fpin;trB WST»B rd ,M,
Hin War IWn. rt*, Caj tarn*,
in*ro.»»«n,T*?a.»n«i,Cn oc-bO

pro*op1rrtrorb*Bo w proteorhmt

pr«Mp*lr Zad. (BponorM el eoCSBO.

*-

protoro* JJrf. «.

prof prrt 1 o. (np«eUl>oa) B Xrf 'VT /.
2 tK X'>oiB((lo«x{]or« tor ia»b>-(
yr«!ks aory dn^apaKu}

pfOfpeftiBj {'ar icnenkl*) V*aB *.

projpertiog md mietn: l>eeDf“

VB rft? VBB voyfcf
presf^erlio; for iniorralt «Cj3
ITB, orflBt

pro»ptTtiB» ItceBce ^bB-B 3"^'
profpectiBg l»eroce ftr* VVB-VJ*

pro*pertne oi; 1 tnO. ( ?^)

aatfTTBBwrfl (4\) (f/ retr^pre.

»JT» W'‘t'3n^)

piOfpertiTe nediJitr for rlrrtioB

BTftfinrvBT^

prwpeetire rliiB riarrt *V0O<t
pro'pertifo fOBlrar lor* aTTI
pro*portiTC cB'toBrr B'(V
ptmprrtiTedrmicJ vfiTB'BB

ptwpeniir heir Lsr aiT^
pr*>*portiTelT er mro*portiTr!»

V %ttTV ^ wr vi?V irs*0 TB ft
pr**pm»»r por-hi*fr »nT feBt
profpmimhiDBiBs errle Po-eftp
VT»*l fitTBB-VTBB

pto»pmi»e Ttloe (hrff vrt KrftrB

pto*r>mer X'lMBf tHfV «-
protpMBt sfVm «
profpeniy Vrt BTtfJf /.
profperoat tine* wjfi; vtV
profpcnasiara Xrd. tia errta.9
(eari. tb«ia.tiU coll wbiebr*'*
Ttfo to atbia «a!iolTmc]f laohirH
tb* »e>o»por*B BT* forsoj)

/. (or ipor»*r“5

profUtr aj} STtB
proftitr pltai A%aL STt*
prMUtir of; JT-W-

prertitic dart Zed. STfB i:*T^
proiUlar B«*MpeX'Al. JTfB-BfB
proftauc Inmoor I'd. Jt fB-«V*
prMtMir olnde — otrirolo* profl*-
lirsi •• elrraf nuwbsai Joit.
^tfB CPiBT

rro*tboroT»oBf Zed (toalBcloa pPia-

ai9) BT^

profibrlie froop WO
prottitnlF o. 1 (b bBrIat] Xbi /.

• (b corratB per»9a » b*»» mfo^
tBr7)WTf»j«->«TnT
pro»UtBtr »*!. I blBU^O VTBt
S {toderru »o lo»» or uswort'^T
Off M ta pro*', tel* ea*'* iBlotti)

prostitution 11*9 protoctoi o! amigiants

jirostitotion Zi<iv n .

/.(»«# siuVtan)

Pro»toin» =Tetrs‘teminj Zocl. gttg^-

srarfit

prostomitl cljod Zoet 0^C
prosiomium 5WTO n.

prostrite fldO (rr.5fni)Pi5t.»l51». ^i,-*

piOsVfsle portroo (of \tio thkllusl Ect
Vmit urn (it lies on (he sabjtrstnm
— Chsmbersp 414 b)
prostfste syncin Sot. ITT^t tr5fir(Mn-
Phyc. p-SS)

prostration Zocl (Eoioptote cshaua
ties) /•

proiyllo'iiu J>pir ^ nSTTJl n
rroticxoon (a eynodont) 5^JT*

proUgooi't I (*. haro) pa.

2 (a ehampwo. advoca(e)

?tp>h*n

prctamiQe Dtoc^'^ sft^/.
protsodrous OdO
protaaJry B«l.
pro isBIo (TORn^ ^

prourgol (pretacl + orjVf«

’silver' T*ff+^1 •*) flt73T4 ei,
protaMs Sc(. (ilelje%a 1 emrfl ft.
prole-, pfcteo- CXm- ^

rrotes Set Rg?^

1' niellifera (iU£ar busha hoac)
Cower) KTsn*^ RtHn
rroteactae Brt Rg^-5=S n.
protean aJj

protea«c (prrtfiiJ + -aJ/)Bi..‘cAvfi sV^;

ax r»

protect ci- tV^i *^41
cooserve ffRJPI

proiectintoJ/ /’last BoiAol. 4^ (-X^^)
protectant lonpttide TtSt *4*«TX
protected aJj 1
arcTM/ryXfSX

completely l*r®lrctfJ tfifT

penerally protected BWI^T^ x(y4
protectei bv l*w ooly 4x3 ftfi*-
tfjra

protected and oon-prolected aemot
traile xfjtl inn WlfitS wnR-TT
protected area ifyr in
pro»ecle»l I’V li* 00I7 Fcrtelrf
fitfi-tftn

protected commodity xfri TXTtX
protected forest XX

proleeied (tame rflds

protected headman xfjjtxriWxT
protected interest ifyi
protected persons xJstXXxPx
protected aersice xl^Rf irxT
protected sure
protected stains (^fx

protected tenant X^a «tli^
ptroletird thekedar xfijia %*xn
protected trade Enas. Xf#1t tXNiT
protected wa<te-laod

protecting crop ?vt mx
protecuon \ » . fSn /

S Fcrrslrjr (tba presersatioo of t
forest estate from loss or ‘ajery—
lP.B>Txntfi.txn/
proteciion afamit pesti xrfjTiVl! ft

tat

protection bank Vftffn:
protection dunng air seasoning Feret-
tff TVT

protection forest (a forest whose
<ki«( value la to resnUte atream
(low. prevent erosioo. hold shiftiep
sand or exert any other beneficial
ladneoee on the adjacent country
— f PJId rxi-xx

prolectioa from sun «iTTT-r?T. ft
tVl

protectionism £<t«> Tyn-un;^*.
protectionist iliw- XysTUl^ ( r^) r».
protection of uctioo taVeuu&dtrthe
Art xw erfxfmnjfterrftx ift rrf *rf-
ut(1 «j ryw

Protection of Debtors Art «cft-x«nT-
•fofiww

protection of palne suftn-xyr, ftiaif
tO tyr

protertion of industry Etch,

rsnt

protection of life end liberty BPrt
eftt tuiavwi^xyi
protection of property ftufe-xyi
protection of rights arfxu'y.pXXrT
protection of tram Ely (safeguarding
agvustoucomiB- tia£<l ftoi-t-etfu-

xyi

proierttetaofvfsldanimala Ut^t^

tftxyr

protrrtion nogs and nipplea XyT-UXru

Vn-n*

protcrlioa to indnstiy T^>T-tyT,

protective ojy. X>fl (.X^. r?5i nff*

proltctive action Tift
protective agency

protertire I'd! Ferotry (Gerw.
Scf-kii^uniel) (a belt of trees maiO'-
tamed as aprotection agusst winds
mow. or ether physical force —

I Pik) ftwat, Ty« tytxfft
protective certificates i\TZ jntTm'nf
protective characters X>n*?yJi
protective coating J/eJj'. n/ft ftrn
proteciise colour ftt
proleetive colouration T:ft fn
protective eovetiog Ttjy wut^
Protective Duties (miscellaneous pro*
visions) Art {yv TTXV9)

■rfjfirujf

Prolertise Duties Contjnnation Act
Ty« ^T<-Wxt^-«rfft6rett
protects e doty ty^sysi rytT-tjvc
piotertive eD^sknient C(vf, xyiyfft
«tx

protective food* Ty« "nr
proteclite foodMuff* TF*
protective fli*ies nftx^*
protecUve layer pft XXf
protective measure Feratrr tyrtfC
*7i«, tyi-xxi^
protective paper T?ft XU
protective potency xyu yPs
protecUve rale of duty tyu
protective rates tyu »rx
protective iinff Tvm sxi«y
protective trade Cow- tfyj *XTXTT
proleetive value Pii«j PjHoI. (mea-
sura of tba ability of aprolectut
fungicide) tyVRui /.
proiertol agfa (used to yroteet wool
and ailk fibres, aj/j ts formed
from tbe initial letters of tba
name of tba manufirturera.
Aktiea Gesellscbaft fur Anilia*
Fabnkation, Berlin) Col. /ad- 9RtT*
%)?rx-xy Fv.
prolertot xys Fv.

•protector -X. -rtlT as.
prolertoralc 1 tryXTnX ».

3 (goveroBcnt by a protector) lyy-
STTH-t «.

SQxeraiaty Ktfizx^ (sea colony)
protector of emigranu TajTPm Xy

prottie

1180

protocol

proleico^; C\m.
proteid Buxhin ChtSiJ n
protei<Ie*'pr*t»id sVrfira n
prote*‘l frixn Biochtm
prottxl tnatler 5*^

prctcid •ymliMu

prolcia Btofht^ n (»ll fro-

tein»cont»iii eirlioii » liylrogaii
», nitrogan »l »n i orygen a. -«in

ra)

protcinale n

protein cryml l Bot irt^^ ««
SaerytUlloid F*?ra •<•
protein formiliao Bet
protein grain ■y^3ir>««l
protein hiitone with iron ^oid «nt'

protein main* Ifot st^^-WT^TT»
protein preeipitjoi irr^r7-&etn'

T«

protein •]ditliiis * preleolflii od/

protein »»nl1ie«i* s^nfia-ATWTt
protein llieripj' Uttl in^fn ftrfVon
Frotelrt Zed Nrps tntrf^
r eritutt (die ordinary aardwolO

rtrrrr** f«*r*

Proielidie f%9f«vfti n
proteiti-pio temiNjre (for i|,e timo
beiDg) wntfr*,
proleo-, prole, ((irotein)

ft=t)

proleorlaitieBproieolylie aJj tfr^-

*tfn«

Proteolrpa* 7<rf (|u a maggot like
body — l^nkeater VII 128J^nni*

protect ftii DioeJitm. sti^zHn •
proteolytic sdy Btoelam
I’roleooaiin<lae-IrhlIiTo.aiiridae
ProteMaani(»Ichthyo<aarua
proteoae fliockr-v. «>pjl^ «
proleoM tnbc

proieoa.aria iJ,i. ni[rf ir^ <•,
I’folerogtjpha Z^d- (teeth grooTed)
atftfm rapt.

ProterorpoDgia PalaontsL itwWg«-

mh

Prelerolkenidae BaUmtel. rnlinet
“pe«d'»-bor»ao“— Loll p235)

rrnttioKnc Orel g^OCVI**.
proiert « Bfdll' n 1 3 'nnfw /.
proteat and netine (of n bill) "•'Ht

9 8 re It run attviv?

protest for l>etter aerartly Lav Hfw
sPr^fl ^ fitw 9 ' 9 Fir<l
prolesline a bill Com ffTmt^T-

Proteue Pool (aganoao(a/|iiatle.e«l.
ahapol ampbibiant, inhabiting the
watera of eertain dark eavarea)
jrwRci sraift
P asgoiona itini*n gjnrfSfi
Protena (pj (a genoa of bacteria,
highly pleomorphic, produce!
ameboid colon ■ealni'ie.'I trarft (W )
P. esiecicaoaa (found in cam of
liret abeeeat) *n.

P. aamootae Orvife <n
P. taxticu* (foand in » typhoid*
like diaeaae) 81

P. flooreaeeii!. Jager * p (tha pie-
tana of acote lofecliona jaoediea)
tETtrat

P. homioia (the epetiSe caoee of
rag aorter* difeaae) VfV *T.

P. hyJropbilo! (caom aeptieemia

IQ fiali) ffravsi 81

r metaoovo|eoe! (caote! black
rot in eggi) ■»»»»« "i
I* mirthili* (from putrefying tub-
atancea and water) V*tinng->T
P mnegeaii m Morgen'e Lacillui
(ocenr* in the loteetioal canal)
«rt*»fWI 81

P pinameneaDoi (from ttie blood
eeraa of a caae of otiti! media)
wdinrdW 81

P peudoraleriei (found in caae*
of a fever reiembliog typhoid
fever) W|*8 Wnil8-8T
P eslforeav (prodaef! hydrogen
iolphide) 8t

^«atcnn(1onnd in eaeee of tnvr
cT^e paratyphoid grotip)8*8I*8-
W^t 8 8 I

P Tisfgvki* 0181*8 81
P. X2 TTwaflo 81 8
P.XW rrmft8 8t«
prethilliel cell Bet ^8188
proibfiliel liieoe Bet
prelhillnc Bet. «(8I8« •
prolhallei cell J 2 «g. ^lao aloT

prothecinm IfgcoZ. (a primitive or
rudimentary pentbeeium) 8lkllk(8

prothoooUry (a ebief eletk In the
English Court of Eiug'a Beoch.
chief clerk of a doort in U-S-A )
g»8f^f8, wtl

prolhorax Zool MBfTff, ?fiR n*
prothrombin ^88lftf /,
pro-thrombogen Zool ^-88ref88
Protista Biel (the naicellalar orga.
mama coMectively, loeludiog both
the Protozoa aod uoieellalar
plant!) mpl

protiitologiit i^ilfnftajf m.
protiilDlogy cTCT^nVfVal/.
proto, a*, OTB-

prolo-ictiniiim (eka tanlatom) CAc"i-
Satini (lC8BfT3)

PreioliatiilioDiycrle! Bot- •m’O*
Karrfanpl (basidium aeptat# "»)
Proiohitreeliu! Pnleenfcl. KWa*^'
inrtft

P ini»iDoi>(arroganeMter)in8T^

wins* J*

Proinhlaiioi<lea Poleeilel. irre^*
8 lfil > 1*1 m.

Proiebranrbula ^ool. wmla * 1*1

re,

Proincalamiie! Hot. jTiafiw ffitlfa
P petlyeur*9!ii (centripetal
WootiJ kr^irrfTia 3fl8»18
prolocalechuic acid 0*0

prolocephalie (tha primary head
ragion) ormW «.

ProlBcera! Paleoniol. 018 itPl-BOltf
Protoceraliilie onXln-bo m.
prolocerebrum ^col \dtrf<5*8 m.

arehieerrbrum oif^fpiu*
Prolocelidae (t&niily) BTpfafil’itr m.
ProloectD! PalAnitof.
pTolochordil pUte Zool (in this the
notochord originatea— PB 11419)
T*T'* 5 fa* 8 X

PralocoecaleeBChlorococcatei
Proloeoccos virldii •Plenrocoecu!

"•rfrln

protocol 1 (original eopy) H8l8f •*.

•C afV

3 (pralimistry meniorasdam as of
discussions and retoluUoat arrlvad
at <Q nsgotiallons, aa a baais for 8
trsaly) X^JO. *■

ptotocol of t*(t

1181

pzotrtclor

S (ths record or laiontes of *
eonfereace which iliow officially
the egreemeots Krired ftt by the
negotiator*)

4 (agreement between employer*
and employees) WW? m.

5 n
protocol of lest ^fWl
pmtocoocfa ^ocL *i|fl4)ei m.
protocone Zpol. (the central of the

three cQsps of a primitiee upper
molar) WWTtfi jn.
protocoBid Zo(A m.

protoeonale Zool ifvirftftK m.
proteconslid ^oof. n.

protocorm i ZcA (primary trunk
region) wroS'g na.

3 Bat m
protocomic irnnwT-
protodcm BoU ST^VTT iPi. (UeLean 1.
79t disliRgniahee it from i^rmolivn
srf^stnn)

Frotodonta(order} Paleentef.
net n

Protodrilidae asf)i*4n «n.
Froiodnlu* Zeal, (a gean* of the
Arehiannehda. Qk< drifes ‘worm']
nrftt S'ilfd (*Rl ‘io*eet' 1*1)
protogine F^ircff (Gk proltt ‘fir«t'+
root of ptffiwifAai ‘to be born')
SfVTTTn m- (Cbe Ceatral Alpine
granite r>lTW)

protogynou* ad;. Bc< iftellM
proiogynj Dot ^HYo*Ttn/.
Protohippus Paltmiol (a geuna of
bones of the Pliocene
• iniTfy

Protohydra ZooL iniia«'‘l<T*'if5tTfs
P. leuckartii moiaq entnRflq*
prololoph Doof. (formed by ananten*
or row of cospe— Bomer p>349) WH*

proiomartyr (the fint martyr in aay
eanst) mn? JTTmi m.
proiomerite ZooU «b

Frotomeryx PaWniof . WItITl?fT*qinfy
l*I?t came))

protomitosis Dot. ertr^fitSTTqT/. (Mc-
Lean 1.197)

Protomonadiua Ddof WTir^JI«t-*m eu
proton CAcw. tn.
protonema Bat. flf-ft n.
prolonephridial lyitem ZooU WT^-

«t ‘isnflm

proto-ncpfartdtan •lT9‘Z(4tir<ll(sVT
Frotoparce ZooU olftRnT-STTffl [see
FB.1.4S7 fig. 4S9)

P. eOBTolToli (elongate forewinge
— Imma p 469) tTplStST

protophlocm Dot. niinDllO ( «•
Protophyta Bat trntf^t/pL
protoplasm Bui BTtt m.
protoplaaraic BW-, BTtil*
protoplasmic body sm-fVrK
protoplaimie eircnlation *

protoplasmic connections Sot. BTfO?
(McLean 1.37)

protoplasBiie matter Bat STfft* )(**
protoplatmie membrane Bet. Rtfl*
<tn (McLean 1 14)
proloplaamtc movement BTR.srtvi
protoplasmic permeability Bot BTB*
OleLeao 1 16)
protoplairaie poison

protoplasmic respiration vynlV yyrn

protoptasmxe strand Bat. OTW-qi)
protoplasmic streaming DieJ. BTH-

protoplasmic ntricle Bot. qrq-STTT^.
tfir (McLean Mb)

protoplastDiof. I (protoplasmic cell
contents) trrsns m. ( « coUoctios)
Saptaslid

3 Zoel. (a onicellnlar organism)

^TCfsrtift (

ptotopod Zoot. l^proiopodiie

2 srnnr^ »s.
oligopod srorn^
polypod jqqtx
protopodite ZooU n

Frotopteroi ZooL (haviog a single
abdominal pore) UJiHi
P. aonectans snoirq
ProioroKippos PaUef^o^. (genus of
horaea bolongiug to tbe Eocene pe-
riod mfjTtq S'*) qrftqrfJre-qyrft
protoroaiof PaUontel. n

Froioroiauna (order) m.

Froioroiaoridae gjnOTl-*n m.

ai™*-

Protorous B Hyptiprymnna

** B naiwi ;

Frotosauria (el„0 Poleontol aTTB-

irn wA m.

Protosiphon [proto **IB. siphon •rP)
Bot. wjoniwi'.'s

Protosiphonaceae Bot. sntniBI^-
??rn

ProiospondylisCycloganoidei
Protostega Pafronfof «Tnqii . Slftf
Protostegidae (carapace rnlf lucom-
plstely developed— Pfi. II 434. Ok
etege 'roof) onrqt? ^ m.
proio-itelc Set smnwT m. (short for
aiTB-qvTtrg) (see stele)
Proiothamnoptens Paloonlol. sigB*
qeilH-BBifir

Proiothcriaes monotremea b Mono*
tremati Zool (tnoy lay eggs) W»r»*
wipf, *l*f SIS.
(*3*^ subclass)

ProtolracheaU>aPro trachea tan
Onychophora ZdoL qqif(e|-=sKlfi(*
Tqurqiftnr m pf.

proiotroch Bmiryel. fmOT m. (short
form of ^eq'fqfsq, q^qqifq eihatad
ring)

prototype muq (Bi^+q*), S|.

archetype stTOq??

protovertebra Icsprimitive itgmeat
seiOtSeT n.

3 w myotome

prolo-xylem Set (the firat formed
x>)sn) tn^-grq n. '

proloxylem vessel
(shortened to ^

Protozoa n^yts m pt. aiftq-JBift /.,
HtwHii-i: m.pf
proloioal ad/. 7^-
proloxoal animal mft? m.
proioaoan parasite Zool. B^-qT*dl
proloioea stage Zool. (a larval atago
preceding the zoea— Web.)

•rqrdi

protozoological adj. aiafirOB
protozoologut Bi.

protozoology (,tady of tbe Protozoa
»^^l^) nAfW)/. Jnftq IVyR n-
protozoon HJ)e m.
Protracbeata»Prototracheata
protrart pj. wiqi *7*1, ft n q vi
protracted correspoudence Wi q i BT *
vqqfrf

protracted rains fwi^Tt. IT^»
protractor 1 ifaili. n.

3 dnai. (a muaelo which eitf-t«

pTOln»d« pTorlncUl tubjaet

ttti* *n

retrictor JTTra^*
protrude r2>

3

protruiible oJt

protrn»ioo T>i , " ‘

protuberence Attron , Dot m*

Protur* ^eol w»^ m
prelate Cheoi (t bypothetieal priDor
dial tabttaaoe ■apiiosedl)' differen-
tiitod toto wbat are recognized as
distinet cbsuueal elemeats] wif^dta

Protjlopoi Paleontoi fa gesus ol
cameli (ooad la tba Tipper Doeene
of KortU Ametiea) fR^Tf^rfSlTa
(B=f* old' oeenm in •n>?j
proud od; erfirerft f t\)
arrogiot
luoglitp wfsw,
laioteaiv^, wiiiMTiit
oeetbeanag «KtTt?tw
mpercilmui MjyrTrV
dildzinful fvTWrft *n«llX),
prouititenm>lftrSm (fSTeilreri^
tor arseawi 0 for *al
phine, TV for mineral)

Prout's hjpoihetie Chem. (all ele
zaents are aaltiples of a protyle
or of hydrogen) WTVri esevivr,
•nf^n TT fW^ i (ihort for wrfciu.

prorable riaiin Nrqd^

prOTsbIe debt snn«V tCaf
prore rA 1 VTTITa,

Kinfira at Ti. Pr^ atvi
3 Ito determise the eUoholie etreng
th of irint-EM I Ca) gVTftvjt»l
proved ail UulCini
proved offieietion Rtjrfii|>l tUMrraai
prore ineffectire ertnrrff yho
proreBiore uif-Aiqi-l a
proreoieore Zf*. *"1^8 wk, ffiF^ wi-t

n.umn

proreolriruloi ^oof. (the glsnduisr
•lomach In birds, C"^TT ■
prorer Priativ m

proverb arariWn. (snoent vrord)
provide rb. (I*t. pre + eidrre 'to eee
Ufore ) 1 TT?»w «TVt (Ckinel.)

3 (forreee)

a (to loob eat tor In advaaee) it

TWn

4 (to procure beforehand)

5 (to prepare) ^tni*

BTVif «Tvi, NJiftidd, ma ^nr,
p*TH atai

6 (to eopply) Hvn. TnWTfV, ^fl(

7 ( to take precaotionary oeaturet,
to toako provisioo) HV aiVT, ^•
BTvi arar. 13 swm arvi

8 (to aupply vehat le aeadad (for
sastenaDce or rapport) r7f«l RIV'T

provide a anbelilote (RKHV
provided 1 (aa a eanjonetioiia >0
«nl

3 TPl (Conit )
provided oAj. 1 (ready)fna
3 (eapplied) STTI. {«f
3 arrlriw, tnvJin

provided alsorrin v|, RT tftT
provided (or % ^ (Conet )

provided further wtT 7t <(TT a)
provided further that rflT

iffft

provided that «W«fT. VT
3 7f*5 (Conal )

provided that DOthing id this tlraie
shad W rottstvued aa Vt*<J Ttt *(*T
ftfft TO »ri ftwi smpn

proride for HTtfl

provide (or the eppropriaiiOD ftft*
uhw 4 &l:rw»w WVVT
providencen I T»tfurr n , »T«»I /,
m . ilHJJIt/. ltti«»vj n.

3 (f«p I frroi ( l) ns

pnidcore msyST

prorideot fund erfm fW* (Oiaet )
provideel fond depotils nfklV

provideot fond ledger vfevR
sryft

providtC food privilege uftrq ftfg.
fttlTlfuTO

provideol (andnileaaifuvu Bifj fitRn
provident land aeheiue erfbav-fatf^.
uhtill

provident (nvoranre aociety trfro.
wS'f*w6fft

provider utictluunqf (•Dnv.
proviife aoitablp ^ }< BVv<R

proTinecSiMpa.(Conat.) .
proviorial «Jj. fmftq
regional

proviousf affssra RpdN

proviDcial allotment SI»A7
proTiQcu) and suherdinate lefrirea
fll’^flii eftf

provineial autonomj (RTWI*

erifpr, nfvtftv Tnwm
Provincial Civil Service snrjf? tim*
hvTtvt

provincial eoDjtitntion tfT»^ feft>TO
provincial eo*operalive bank trrvdlv

provincial co-operttive council
TOlftv ST^tO 3^31
provieciil co-opentive markeling
t|l(Vltl ftvTO

provincial educational ternce, elaia
I, n npdW fmin-tm, i, k
provincial excise invifl7T«^W
Provincial Executive Service (Extra
Assiataot Cemtnieaionari) hi'ldfl
(»ftlTe=r Him wjfT)
provineial 6gares and atatemenla
aitdtfl «T»^ eftt
provincial forest school

provincial form BTr^k BTt
peovtuciil government Bi*Sl3 tWP!
provincial governmcDt eccoust
sp-fW iTtRsr-^«t

provincial highways mpf)v fnm
Provincial Hygiene Insiituie
kxiTtirTkr (tvui

Provincial Insolvency Act srvtflT
iThfrysmT-erf^ftro
proviDcislization RTv;(le-«f^ n.
provincial laws vpsltf (^4
proviDdsl iegislatare in*A7 fkTO*
»t»TW

provincial loin account BirrftR TBIT*

provincial medical cadre Bii^fT ^*

firrArA

Provincial Medical Service Bt>d)T

Vrlir* Vn

provincial pharmaeuoocUBtv^trilTT*
ftfi-VT

provinciil reserve bt*^ Weft
provinrisi revenuci 8T*d)T MIUU
provincial scheme BpdlT uhtut
provincial service BT^Ot^
provincial small cause court BI*dh*
•tl-TTX-rnnwT
provincial staff Btv’ffT
provincial aubyeet BT*^ ftvT

Pre.mciilT.ilili- HIO pnm. prapla

Pro>inrJal Textile ‘“'I V»rn Com*
miaiioner WTJ'S

jiUM incial unit •?;«*

jiroviMOO 1 Lao 77tf^ f*. (Const)

5 (loo>l articles) rk. /.

4 ((or a journey) n

to msLe prorision 1 Lawtt^’^

3 ^fn. «^5t<n cm (asa in
an ostiinate)

pro\i«ion*J 0 . 1 } wmfl, «»WCT5(rt
(Const ).

provisional appoinlnieni K4«Ttfl

provisional liYJSiH «typD woily

provisional itrtituaie •IWlil SHTPI*

ini

provisiou.ll i-ornmUlff WWT^I nfffT^
provisional vonclusicn
proMSientl evjwnJiiure ctntffl

provisional fclliof srties r.fr«nf
wnpfl ^nn<*in?>
pros isional fijiures CTTTtl
provisional finJinj Law wturtfl 57*

•e__t_

provisional formula «T^fsala» ^
pirovlsiontl jsovrrnnirnt tliH'l

provisional (or tfmporary) lojuao
tioa mtn^ CT?1

provisional li(^uiJilor*r*inrft*rx¥rTWC
prov isionslljr arm^ ^
provisional orJer KTnTvft an^VT
provisional parliaturoi at v*Jisit
provisional programme arwpft Cl4-

kh ^

provisional rrreipl vniiJl orf^T
provisional taccUon atm^l
prov isioo has been ma*lr to lli« aalis-
faction of the auditors dainOv^
% fettrieVTCinTOTavirrf’Rt^
provision in the buJ^l amavc<^

provisiosa of carriaje for troops

provision of funds frfil
provlvioa I'f law

prevision of lifhtiof; amD(;emeDls
Btin ff^s*t ^ aBTWT
provision of rjuartrr CT
provisic*n vf transport

provision pisses (lobnyprevi*

lions) tftettro ^ITC
provistoRS sM provision
provisions as to defence (^*

pravisioni of law
previsions of leetions vjmail ft
provisions of the rule ^ TtcaiS
provisions alores Oi]tn>tIT
provision to the eonlrarj RHIfC
arm (ConatJ

proviso enje I* (Const.)
proviso to rejiilalion rffirCttCT^*
»3»

praviismia fiartcM. (precunor of
vitamin)

provocaltoft Low (I.P C ) fliltrat /
provocative <k(f fl.P C.) RCWt, iTCrt*

prevoeativearss Law (I PCJaiHitat
/.

provocalor £o»(I P C.)S«)7C m.
provoke t&, 1 DHIcn

3 Hffnr cm, i&'aKlR cm

(are aid)

provost raarsha) (pieterrea ot>)*r‘u
head of th* military police) atirfc*
CTlftTft

ptoH (tr Sit. ertm a.

I’rovvaickeUa w rrowasekia
Prowuekia Zoii. (a panua with two
Cajiella and two nuclei) ftctixn^
r. asiatHs «rei»c ften

prowl t*. olwcrar. c(c jis ftrn,
tihj^ fcTWI

prowlio;; <irfy. vfltucirl (-t^)
prov (proviino) *tl Ct. (uJTjI RRi)
protimal Z%\< HiflUflfl. ClfW.
provioal end Multi’a m.

proMmstrady dc's.aoltt

pjMaimstFaB.iljsisCkrwktnrR (fiB^)

preaunaie eawse
provimate ilamase ItWTT
proaimate fcnus Lcyic atdrT'BRlfh
provimatr pniHiples er substances
.fuskOe-s. (corapom'a oeeurrns
natnially in animal and T(,;etibla
tissues and feparable by anatylieal
mctbchis) Anan arm
proMiBitj Cmaani anjftm n
provimo (pros) aninTmtc (it m),
aiiiiii’l wiR. anrmft htr n. wimRl
Cm nltimo)

prosy n. 1 (a person luthoriied ta
act for another) sfAcil (CoQat.)<
Bft5^ m.

3 (aulltonty or power to act for an-
othti) Bfimftcit n , Brm-?rfrt/.
prosy fi,. (to act (or another)

prosy form Ufaj^ BRtt, afm-RR
i’roreu'loJoo Pofrentof.

BBlftt (rr»ftf^ reug'odont)

P. at ro\ fjn BTIRftfe
prosyjraisophysis Zeot. arURtl^T^ m.
P.R. prisoner iTT.B C»^l (P.R. = po-
hCB-resistered aci.t.-

prisoner Raft (PJk •»

policorecistereJatia warir^
T-traos(er W* “t’TTRMT)

P.ll T. slip an RW. Bait {$« ~ priso-
ner)

prudence 1RT951/.

Snfiiin/.
prudent >!.(/ 1 BTTf
3 (eauticus) fnw

3 (frusal. prevident) Cwurfl (-1^)
pnidrnlial stTiira atfHc
pruilrnt person BTtf

Prumnopilya (prunaci ’last' + ftitt
pin»‘ PtR. The plum lit) C^tHTC*
Bcifa

pruuse Ltxhen, *••

prunasia tV-w. RTiwriifV/.
prune h. 1 riitbr^ %.

3 (a colour. Mjo.red •fl’tTT ia hue,
of low wa saturation awl very love
ft lriliiaa..e) turftBtR:
prune rb. 1 ferrsiry (to remove super.
I’uous Lraaehes) cfiRT

3 CfTBtl cm

rninelli Ara RTTn** (ftf =

aitt *of the colour of a tipo Juju*
be fruit*)

Prunella ~ UrunelUiX.’. TKctUC.
flaiffl

P. vulyrris a nruurlta Tulj;artsa
hraUll B selflieal m rarpeDtrr‘i
herb RTOaU RvfsTlC
rrunellinae .frcl gRTTRTCT^UIT »i.
(lip ne hedge sparrow 5VTr.UZaL5VIt
snow. ■Jir suHsmily)
prune pure C..I. InJ. RT^lBUpt
pruue purple (a colour, blne-reJ
W la hue, of very low ft brill aaee)

IlM

OMcdoctU

pnitiK7*Bio CeL Ind tn

praam* l Forntrf wflfWW •., •Ici

9 vnvtz CT^

proamg de»d braothe* Ferntrt
f(T«rfiysa^. *Kt rTWT«l if *tCTT
praomfbooV/'errtJri

vtz^vTvfn

proniDg knife wfrpo^-gft
praniop life branrhet/WntniiffVl*

?ff 1& *tCTI
pranm; of the elite /'erulry «T

praaiogMW Farairr ■f'lfetn WV,
*I «1TT. frJH Bin

praniDg enitort er ebetn Fartttrr

rnftr^-vwril. «f7^

Praoat Set *7Bnt B»Tfi

P fB)'|;<l*loi (ilmond tree) WTBI**
«nra fN,JI «l^p». Ben- £«{«<>
iadoM, Kia kedomi, Qaj Bio.
klil Utr Pta. *rm,

KOI, Tel isdam«< Bri i<i<f«"i«}

P irmeBiiei (eprieet)

P. tviun (wild eberrr f'**) ***'
fffTT BIBW

P eer<Mide«-P. podJam (Qiaie.
Uyen eberrr) W««Tm(B iK.U.
Oa) M*f wv Hift. «. Pea.

P. ceraine (cherTT tree, eoaooQ
cherryi wild clierry) KVTf *nni
P. eomnaaif (Bokhan plon* plant
tree) fi e ii i g miB (Bokbera u de-
needfroni ita oocient ceae ftm.
ftrmT front BTI JBTt)

P.eoraoli (bird eberry) ft< na u

P. domeetietBplam tree •• prase
ires (dietribatioQ^Earops or tbs
Eoruiui region) V^T VTSTB
p. iDMiiui (boiieoe) ilrrei wnw
>/«■ ftun}

P, Biiheleb~Bth«leb cberT 7 >lree
i&o«*n sad yosDiketTee seed ta
perfamery] BKTB
P. Bepalesiie 441«-S|i|iit
p.p^lsi.p.corasti
P. pertiea (yeofb tree) erUT tiro?
tllia. P*a. Bijpotaae "Ti Per.

•rsj

P. psddaa -P. ceruoidee
P.eeretlse (wUd cherry) a eut^l

BI5W

P epiDou (btaek thorn) siem
P. tnfiora (Sowers ntnelly antiag
by threes front erery leaf had)
^5*9 BWW

P aDduUta(dtstnbotion-~SlKBaBB(
ote-)

prasoe eerettBs Pkerat.~wildel>errT
berk ai.

praniei j/»d. rfWwJ/.

Praieitn bine tWTtBnitlt
9 (bias dfw, high ^etlnntioo, law
bnlIieooe)^[it*

Prttttm brown •• gold pheeeent (a
oolonr, red yellow m4la to bee> ol
high eetaratioo)

PrutiuB green (a colonr« blnith green
in hue. ol low *9 salnretioa
aod low Bt brilheoee) •weva^Jt*
Prneeien red l^eeleoUter
9 ~ledien red
praetitle Ckem. H»9W^9 n.
praitiete ofpou*hwpeus»omferr»>
epenide (kfeilor p6S0) HI?
t9l)l9 •

prumewbydrBeraotead; Cke*s-k^>
rwsfitB

praieie acid * Itydroeyauc sod vf

•praitide Cifm. -tSWHS

pry t4- nHnffBlBU nHftliw

prying eptn «<nitb m
Preevelikl'e ibrneb jteee few-tfls

P^. (Poaltry Saperrieor) 9.0.

P5. (pnmery sebool) *191. (BWtk9
OWTIot)

pe* (peendo-) Ck««> 9* (9^)

Pe. (Pteodoneonee) W. (ntiteijjsift)
F3 (pae smear) V ^)

Peellteli^Aferiene prf
P. eanipeecrfs^Agsneni cimpei-
Ini

P. UkisUn* g^9nw-«V7« (lorms
Peiry Biap ff(«*e)
pMllrnam J»msaypl>e»~on>Mani
(»*"ply)

9 dnet * lyre ~ lyre of Da*>d
lyre Ds*idie~lfre of ibe fornix
tif’m/.

ptinniiie Petreg (Gk ysaaiaue 'exad')
PiBirprei.

pemBtitie nJf .

Ptemraoclenti Zocd. (a rsmifyiag tab*
eyltndneal tpoDge)
Ftxntniodontidee Pofrentcif. (Gk.

ftammat 'sand’) WB m,

puBDogetoo Boh (toedt bury—
Been) •VsbO* SSlft
P. biterailam (diitnbntioa— Paa-
jabi Eiad, Belaehi»t»ii)I*l*S

iV*

peimmopbyte Bet- (t pleat labebi*
ting eeady gronnd)

Pearieemuf Jtu (very

eiBilar to the parrot
Pieronipe (fr Gk. pear ‘starliag*—

from itVypeeklod eppearanee wbeo
polieliod) Paleostol.

(tM etartrag etons)

P.SC. (Pnblie Semes Comimttioa)
iiV <k m (iWriT'BTwf^)
peepbite POrtf. (Ok- pvpktf* ‘pebble’
+ ,{,) W^ ipitn-^
peepbilte nd;-

Peepbttrae Boei. (ibert

far

P. gledini (Cbisese ttargeee) vft*

i f et i fa

Peeiioe dTcoI. (remarkable for the ex>
eeseiTs depth of the body, nbieh
u greater then IB aoy other epo>
ciee) gnwtnmfit
P. tehee «nn>9 gn>fttT
Ptendeelnrae Poleoatcd. •(Latn 'falte
eaO 9ntT»Ff swift
Pteodartbna Bet. otwr^-WWlft
P. etaeida M i mt tmi) (Bata Pl-
oO

ptendaaie Set-

pteod epipodmm ’’*•

Pecndibii deo etlil-mft

Piendte peredou Peel, (remarkable
for Ibe faet that the tadpole VnftX
ft maay f imee larger Ibao the adoJ*
—PH. IL35J) *r« trrft^
peendo- enwi^-
peeitdoecscu ***

peendo scid fg IttW

perndMeoutineCkm.
Feendobonellu Teol. TgWfllHa nifs
peeudobranrh Bool. Tget^X •-
peendebnib pet to.

peeado-eerpMfalee frait Be(. TB-n
pecsd »e« I e w peen deeoel e

IISS

P.S P.

pseudo-c«t 7 l alcohol ,

■p jsvlo-wrjl alcoliol

■ 3 ^

Safudochjras Ztttl (ring t»il«d epos*
sjnO

p^eujiwwle in.!,* f

j»*<ad<v«>n« Zaci I ojIj. A?

S n. ^ Tf4 «
p*euil<*-<^rtPT Bet

Psf jiJocr^oJi Zocl (i,hine5en.:ed by
h»Tii_‘tiUo c^rnassiiU — PII II.
577) w-fi.

pspuilo eTT«lal ^ nK
pj<uJ«.«abic 0.1} iZimral-
p>pii>lo.<nni«ae
pK«u>lo-ramidine
ptpuiItxIieTinioe Cet /mJ.
p»cui(o>!ipbthvria bacillus aae Carr-
nvlartcnuin pscndodiphtbenti-

p»cuJo-clater Bet.
p«eni!o foRB FT
p««a<Ja?aa» i«.

p«*BOa-f*sireU

P**ndi>jTps irn ftTpr^-BTfr (R:^.
aal aneieni word)

p»«u<i»keu;ooal eJj, Crftt. (fiUaly
be\*SoaaD
p«eu'l*)-hor>o ^CTTt
pteuloiilia XfnL ^S^rfrs n.,

P»pudalam«llibr*o«buta ZeeL ^•
ss3«wla-*nt as.

p*«ud»-siaaBbTi>iBi Icel, m.

pseuiltiiorr fZIT? as.
paeoJoinrric aJj.
p««u<lomrnim ^Tsrm (.
paariJo metal ^
p*«uJ<*oietinieniM ZacL
«ant

PieoJorninla dm
Ptesidoooilailareae %5lfn5*JW is,
PieadooQan (PsJ srTy

Pi, ■erBpoo*a = B4oIlQ* pyocr*.

Ben* {prodafTS tisa pas) •TW't.O •.
P». cjTiae (pitbege" c lor jais**-
pigs) T»TSiT-«

P*. cTaTOgeoes (she bac-Ual of bias
ci.i)

Ps Jtimt\fieans (rsdaeas citrstes

Pi. fiuorr»ceBS (pnx.=t»s » sc.a
lie P'goseitcf d.‘'«'e-t eclocn)

F.

t]

P# fltiorosrens lonsn* ^rocaoes
X ^elUir 5150 ^ 1 )^ 1^37 V.

Pi, putKla F*

Pi. pjor7anea=Ps. aenipaosa
Pi. mv*>Uboi (eacses otira taber*
ele— lleLeat 1-355) «riT-«.

Ps tman^ina (ocean 13 the

ossil secretioa is osees)

«.

Ps tTOCTxoca (eicses apiiieiom of
bloa cutb) *.

Ps iTWontlia (the baoUm of yel-
low taiIk)<rt^-«L

Pi. tnoefaoeBa gT%fS-C-

pacssdomorpb ^|ZFT a.
peend^parencttjiiu panpiectea*

cfaTBU BeL

pmd^pueaciijBitoQS aetwerk Bet.

psendo-penaiitli Bet.
pecadopbobotactic odj. ^'Ua.NK'.A

U\)

Pteodopbscsi G):.

pijirt ‘a bad of Cji")

P. baehoi R1S73F ^Tsjrr
PieadophjUide* Zoef. (seotexgea^
nlly wiSb two,$oaeUB«9wiibcat.
*3«i«r«— PB.I.23;)^5^*»T*t as.
p*e«<i«.ptaoktoa Zsxi.
p»««<]op^iQBi y r- ; as.
psesJo-parponn Cbau )EZ 7771^ 5
pscaJopjrracImHiesbackstroimte
pscaJonphe Bet.
pscBd^reJaetioo 2ltcf. sp74
Pko J orbyncbocToo Zecl.

Piea JoieerpioBidea Zot^ (ot-Jer * 03 -
s stw * of the boot ico'piosi) JCT-
^*[W7J:^au

pseodospore Jfjrel. ^ •».

jMCudoslipwIe £rt.

pscado-stratifiesi cpitheliaei Zccl.

pi«ad<Mrtra:«ojl X'isrraf.^wwc^
pcadolrarbea Zorf.

Ficodotsfl'j BioeTooitaKTenow fir
p^iidi>oSUDoIetwIjr rractJOa ^-
5*sl*7?

psendo^Tse arstl WWW

P^nJosollzu Zottieos **crf«T of
t' « Parmias period ^JT— Hel^ea

P. liebcaiu fcu -7 CiSlIWH

P.SJ. { Prob*iiocirr Sab-Icspeo-
tor) 7.T 37 ft

Piidiaea Bet. CsArc-syifl
P. paTira ( gaar* tree )

&TF

piilomelaso dfi«roZ. FTTFTT3 n.
(^- for Eiaji'eaa- ^ tor
*77 oxide. -T* far e-astiD
PsilophTtile* (Gt pnlre ‘b^re* ^
ptySoa 'plisf PaleettaL TwV

ftr^JtWa-

psilopIsTte Bet.

PstlophTtott Pet 7T7rf^-*3:ft
Plilopiidi Pet Wt5f?*ST as. pf.
PsUotaceic Pet »

Psilotalcs Bet. BT^CTTsT-tr^ ».
PiiIotiuB Bet. «T7Pi*7 sarft

P. eomplasalnm ( rc*sfl4son-^
‘iitteeed* sStt— f-o=s Ui Pis^eae.’.
itera. ITiLeis I eOs)^s^

P. Bodnsi BTSTS7 enrryta
P. tnqaetnim [trtptetnt’^ 'tuiee-
eorsered. -Tsj’evi’

Pittt9ca/rrs S^Tjrat ai. (sjT parrot)
Piittacidae irrr (a fasijy of parrots)
C^-STTas.

Pivtuciforam ZecL (o-’Iet) ^S%-*T9

PiiUacotherinm Pii.'«c*it‘f. (iiwy deep
aci powerfsl— Ecaer p.ST*) Tt^»
K^-trarSt

PitUaenla i-tt as-

e*3l word— three Milan cl £ 5e»
rest eoloan rcsod the seuk)
FltUiSal irft TtT^
PiiRjpirwi d»«s 5*.M4-B3Tft
PK«iii(i-fci3rie*iaci3-a3 the tcci-
Lce] au (ajn sshor-

der)

Pioeopter* Zoet (hcoUico aad thei-
alllea; as order) ••^a;-*RTau
Plocul Zed.

P. fiSkUtsi

Psolas Zed. (weil-caried sole— CNE.

L37t) rrw-sTT^

Pso-elei £ef. F; -f’; -c 3 ' ~y

P. tor;lifoln = babchi scedi (Ps JiJ
F.i, -B-TT* (Eisa Un. rrt,
KiJk. r^-O. Bea. Ie3a..ii, llsr.
Ga:- rrf', E a. Jha. *7^, E*-.
«TC.Per-ravk:*j. Tet ikjwigtJ
P.5J*.(Pote« Sab-Pro a e ee ter) WIT.F.

P St P A.

ifefi

pteridogtaphT

(im*s

P«{.PA, • P"®'*

13 oI ft pftrticuifti *t»oa

eftrriftse-il'il- "*• f»0"*n

?5nt)

P>i.S \ Urrlicftt' ■■ t-'f »

*!

ptjche (cncitil lifo of «n toiiii'K^Uftl
intdlectuftl i.motionftl ftoJ mpul

*P?ra73 rt Hu! 'Ill** '•orJ)
r»trhr lilron Vm
ISxiic^osi snrfi (i« Pi)

ehiJ»»J ^

p«i>liut(ic Ji»or Wt ^V ff^t, aiU
p.» chiatrft wu

a^afrai/ f

ptMliic ftij jn^a.srrtin
ptychiell Afj RM^a*
p<)TUie*l re*««teh atafttl «<VnT
ptfcbte rsM'j!]'
ptjthie force aiw W9
ptychie locome £rc» antac ar^
r>}(hi<l«e Z«i Uamily ol Qotb«
trheio lariaa ftre koova ll bi;>

ptrrbi'l oiol!; fTp^ma
p*T(hi«t (oat who esgft;;oi in pljebi
ctl re«Mreh) a^S’^tt n
\»ytho.m

f»*»rbojn>3»»»»>T3)fT?>Ta xiimfW n
ptTrboanjUtt fft.

pt«choaB<I;tic o-Jj WnTTpeta

ptycboiDalTie rii a^Vnrf^
ptj'cboauljxer R^njn tt.

PiycbodiJae (» (iraily J irnS Botb-
lik*wioK»)«rtrpTW%aift.
pyrho-yaUiBic rrffec P»»flW. a^-
^ sfrJtt

pjrbo-?ilv»ooB>«er aft g ara ei.
parrhoyram ( > ,l«rr)r‘>oi of Iht
montal li't of to in 'n liutl ) aft-

paTfbolojic — paatbol )'ir»l
paactiolojical aJ/ ^ 1 ^(, .,t luihttci-

t'ca of tninj) a«ti?tf^a awfafta
3 (ntnial) anfaa

p*afboIoj;tr«) Utr aprftr* tn

t«ytb«UpMlty afli jTfta tfie J«

p3>rboto;;iCftl pnnciplca a^T47lf^C
farrst

p»v> holo^ieal time RRplX RRa
|i«vcl>oioF«i aft S gi ft i * . aatftg, an-
fafl.fTa m

P'M bolo;ize ti. awDiSaa,

r')« lio>o;y 1 tmtafk / 1 ai

2 (»s of ft I usitiet»in«ii) affffa
aLnotmal p9}(-liolo;r fvf^ a?f*

tpplacJ p*jtbci<f’f tanpifta a^y*

rlilU |•>y<)>oto;y ata-affi^n

eiluralionul p^ttliolo^y

a f r ff g R . rrMa aiiFisH
F.e>lalt j»)<li>ilo>y aat*

rnrra

aiormal |»atfbo)o^y aaiaPa aft*
fe5ia

prftiiiaal p>*thol»;e caTtciHaaar*
ff?R

aocitl |Hpcbolo;v aan afiff?n

paicboaxief afnm aft.

{laicbometr* aflTa^ /
paychuptlbie |•erM>lullt* aifiaa
nff*f

pt)rbu| ttboloty (tlitti-ionlifie fttuJ)
of oiootftl ditorilor- from tl>o
pt) cl ft’osicil point of vit*) ant*
/

payc t op»i fi» JjfrftoT m . aftfr ffil /.
paycuopiiol It afttit/

|»T<hu|baai<ala{; afl Mtlrt
p.ac)*opb»»»r.afl
p>a«)iv|beaiolop<tJ «.f^. at vrfTV
payrbopliyaiologul aa aiaftS tfi,
ptacWpliTtiolopy aa ai'knCt /.
pajchorefle* at Bhirp na,
paychotesatl oJ/ af^l^T
paycboaeftUtlilp at Vl^an>/.
paychotat 1 Papc&iarrv a^aiT/.

3 PryrM I ftny mtntti tlttt or
proreu) htf'a i».

patrboaoDtlie aaeJacioe Batljft'nP

tftTI

p.ycHotbertpy a>ifr*ft»an f,
ixaclioiiea.i; afkrita.afrft'ft ( T^)
I’tTcboltii Bet ttroni Gk payrkotrii
'tiTifjint') at»^ aaift
1*. birtcllft (kartcUa 'nunately
bftiroJ* pali«Ma{‘ rR ? ) ittltt-
atr^T

Pajicliocoir Crtil an a aj t nu
P'yihroj^rapb aijaie^fen n.
paj’clirometer ( fnr iiioMunng tlit
ft<iuooai vapour m fttmoiphert )
atj^itrara a»

paycliropfiilic bacterium tftsEia
wai^

p'Vclirojilij'te (Gk pneXro- ) tltol ■

firt/

PT J/rif. a (a^) Ifor enlanation ut
P.T.O)

P-T (phyjicftJ Jrftioicgf IVfSia

pt (pint) IT. (ITtR)

IH [plfttinum) aiar^
ptaritii'ao Zed, (any of Tftiioua tpoei-
oa of grooaa of nortliara resiont)
fSHbot m.(«tt 'tftnj { rouaa’ ftneiant
»ord)

P.T C (Pofiea Truning Cotfago) aT.

a a (atrfv-afts'i.aTTftiTf'i)
p l. Oii;ram (praatura tamperatura

ft. w. ft* (frfiT an*

ftl)

Pirlea viaroMmDoJooaea viaeoM

Set.

P.Tcm K (appIiefttiOB (or ft tempo*
fftT) parmit— U^'U ttt) WWt W *1.
(wwifi ajat^t fea miTan)
PiCDopu* Zed (Gk ptcBw'fafttliorai,

«it>sad‘)avnT-a*tft

PirraooJoo Patte^laL (ft form with ft
win; a; reail of >a mueb fta 9d ft —
llonier p.lf7, ft giftst fl)ins rcptila
— pl7B)amfwaTi*aaTft(Cr Ptcfo-

.1 irtyf.i)

P lonpii rp. ftiTai a^iaftan
Plcr»a| I Ualfctcrvalraci
Plrrj.i.i tae fairofttof. RRat *« a».

I'irraap (oisorpba aftlT^aaT an | f.

I'lerjapia Patn^tol (» sonut, n wliieh
tlio ilonfti annour mftilu up of
aaroft Icrgo platca) Svyaj !m-»

!• To*trsta 5Tit «itnx

I’letirlilliyodea rnfroatof. ••‘TI**

mnft

IVrKbil.aoiUurpbi watTaa w pL
Piriicht III I w rirrirlitlii o<lra

P. TTiiIlcri ofRi»a etaa*

I'lari lr«e Col «aaiijTt5fa II.

IVii bumbo! i^irn'i't aarfi

P, aijuiliniim [coi iinon braka. brao*
l»a)*r*!P^

ptrn>Io;'<|bf (lottriftion of (iraa

ptaridologr

118;

Ptilodaa ffracilis

^Tn /

plen.lolo'Y (sele^«• orstoJv otfccns]
'PlTa r«TrT5t n, «jwnS5ft /
PtcnJojiliMs £,'{ /pi.

pJeriJopliTte

plrniiosi'crm C^t m.

PlerjJwp^^nnie (clits) n pJ..

T^<Va w.

Pieri>lo»pfrmiplijtt» Pcltc^tci. (»
p!i)lDtaof P»I«o;oic tt^il pUats
haTing learM or (roais rei«cabliDg
f«rn» but bearing seedt intteaJ ef
spores) TfliVai&X' f
Pierisi).; (a oC eosrso (eras)

^^rT’n'J-trrn?!

P. aquiliniaaPieriJiuTUsquiliouRt
r, etaU (recogaiird by its saccn
leut leares) fSTil
r. eljta nir. karstroucamm^nt'

P. iioJophjUa (pc<ic7ky.’.’j ‘srilh

Stalked leaye*' V«T<1 W-

P. setrtiliu WWrn

pler^

I'leroUIrlU (Ilk 'wisj') Zed.

Pierobraoihis ■C<p1uloJiici<l«
pterocarpiB /.

IHrrxK-srpus Bst rr{>

P. ililbergioiJes (\adinisa ted>
wood)

P. laJicus (Malay paoaok) sn^'

r. m acroe srpos (Parma paJask)

iTJt

P. mirsupium Qadiaa kino tree.
Malabar kino tree) sttw
(Dasa. Mar. Tam. Maiajwa.

IS ilarnlia ^%aJr\fsiui ace.
to MWJ

P. aantaliBas (red tasda] wood, red

tanJers, ruby wood, taader’s red)
(B..K . Ben Mar.
Url. IIiR. ^

Kan. rsitJjVradjia, Caj.
rai.iv*>. rakUakiZadjaa«a.

Pan. Per Sinh.

ra.lkj»iBn. Tam. KaiaJj'awi.
Tel.

Pleroeles Jrea TTir-«r*^ (f^B
occurs 13

Iherocletes Jtt) m.

Ptero lidae Jres es.

PtrrtK-vviluam 2ic*. 4Vpa-S*Tft
P. jaraoR' ri (pedicels boat shaped
— B4sc)»rsn*^4tp!s CP^forw.
pedicel)

PierodactTls=rter«sauria
Pteroihftsloidea Zett. (sebotder)
SJ53^S<iig«ist ea. (hare aa es-
tremely reduced tail— PH IU93)
Plerodactslus PaJeeut'l. (was a small
(onn, soma speciaeas being no
bigger than a sparrow— Romer

^ 177) trarft (a. Ptrr«.

laoloa)

P spectabilia

pleroid o.(/. (wiajtike) SVTW
Plerotepis PolAalel (Gk-lrris’scalo’)
^9tH* BJlfi
P. nilidus «TSI*9 BB t H*

Pterutnys Zed. (a genus of Cyisg
•Hairtels) 0*9 Bat a (limbs united
bv a snecubraae or parachute CB
extending to the toes)
Ptcroph>Hitai Z-x!. BTlfc'lB Stnfj
Pleruphtsea Zo.t. T^B»-Btr.rs
P. raleacieoaii fmn^ T ytf»
pteropod Zed. BV7TX ea.

Pieropodsrocl.(Ck ftrr^-as'wjng.

footed'. Anterior lobe of tb* foot
deteloped la the fora of broad,
thin, wieglike organs— WebJ w
’TrtTSe.pl.

PteropodiJse ((amily) et.

'fruit bat* occurs in
Cf. Maratbi ATr^a)
p«eropoj oose BVTTT-PTvfji
Plerop8idji;,<.(o:^j.i,jllous pten-
dcphjtee) Sprat e»pl.

Plr^ut (chief genus of fre t bats)

P. fuicui XSTBtlje
P. jubsluj »rSI=B B
rieropyrum Bet (nut brwJly
wngei) frTSrgW BBT^

P. ohsierii (distnbutio-i-SiaJ.
Baluchistan) Pt»f frr^sirt
Plerouuna PaZ^cat.;. (oMe-) b^-
STT-ast es.

ptcroMunis rdecHtd. Bni-BTl «.
■PlerospermuiD J3bf. wfHr rrfr
P •ccnfolitta«srs:sr*firn(a.M,
Bom. Hi 3. aSr)

P. bcyaeaaun (datntutioa- W.

Peninsuls) 9TVra*^ef^¥If
P. scffiiso'ittalum S lffi A ia b Phia
(K eii-b't^ + Let. s.'vi'.'i ‘arrow’
«-a)

P. subcnfolinm B p U TT

(B..M. 53P7 Ben. Eia.

?BSF?. Kan. 55?=^. Mar. 5 Bj=i)
pterostomiil region Zxt.

pleroiic «. (pt/ff. At + Ct.etei ear*)
Porf. (the pterotic bone) BBTaTfts

fi

Ptcrotrschca Zed. (foot cous.sting
of a muscslar disk- CXH IILOl)
ffsrnrrsrft

P scBlals (Us. scafsii ‘armed
with a shield’)

Plerutbms dees

pierTgiophore = actinost = carpal
^ccf. BTtffB R (bone cf a fin ray)
pterygiuia BVS »j.

-pjftygionr.vf.
pro- STB tTfrg
meso. RVB.BBg
mrla. BAB-BW
bail. STBR-BSTB

Pterygogenea ■ PterTgots Zeil,
BBAT: evf.'., SBVgBft «.
ptrryguiJ

pterygoid bone Z.d. (T shaped bone)

ftVsfts

pterygoid muscle J,ut. (musJe of
the lower jaw) *rBTg3'^")
pterygoid process J»i*. fftuO.BTi
pteryg».ijuaJrale Ze>.t. fuT»il-rwus
Pterygoia ^.vf. arBf n yi. An s ngr il

Plcrygola Bet. (leeds ruaus wnged
at the apex— Baju) Btrsurr-Burf^

P. allU RtSt*S BVtBBTB
plrryliKfeatbrr tract

pterylosisPoc».(t«ather.arTa.igeae=t)

p"* perceniile SteS.Htei Rfm-
wsg

j..;. (Gi

•^•kcr hrs'tair. Genus cl tbepentai!)
BBjeg Br'l

P. lowu RTrr*B

^wo^ r reaolars-CS'n. IXaOl)
UliUf 'ArB ryfy
P. grecilis *j*i ripfprns

PtiloUemiu

I18S public d«po«lt

Plilolaemns .<rf» <04*4 TSlft (lh«
throat ts "'eJI /«»ther«d

PTO (pleas* 'nrnoTer) f. T (pTO

PTO (wheo ialSxe<l. It will indicate
that tbe bacillus U!»d in preparing
tbe Tuberculin Bouillon Filtrate
aru obtained (rom a case o( bovine

inleetion— DgB 581 ^

C/ T O A (human infection) V
(*T3n)

Plolemaic theory of epicj-cJe* arf7-
Ptolemaic ijalem Ailron

|>toiDaioe = cadaTetie alkaloid

•plote Gran (tee peataptote)

pljalm £tocAem "ifw/
ptyaliBogeo PAirttel n-

ptyalo* rm*

Pi;cbobraBcfaia (Gk plrc^o* 'foU )
**• euborder)

pijeborarput Cel. Taz (beariag win

gad (ruitJWTW

Ptyrbodera (tljere are ao gill*

pouehee— 'PU It 4)

ainfi

F babameotia am i i a q «T^ 0 «n
Plfcbolit Bn wrfj
P ajowaa HiHiiK

Pl^cboaooa Zael (dying or (naged
gecko) flRI'i'iiiWiw SI Rift
P homiloeepbalum (flyiug or
Inrged gecko) WTWtl ^tmtlUtFwT
ptyrtodool n

PiyctodoDtiJae (Gk plykloi ‘folded’}

fn,

Ptyrtodoi paUentcL ffwrfi

ptygmatic loldiag Pdro; {Gk
plyj"ialei'fo1d* — Tyrrell pJ33]4i4*

VfCRit

•ptyiit ‘ftn *

f'jyaij C.V fCJc- Ji» »ar

e leaf la folded in a bud) /,

"b (rlntonjum)

PU (poultry unit) 5 ^ (TrjiTTM.

puberty mT*R «.
puberty guitre g|^tq.jmii*t
pnbe* pL of pubie

P«be»eeot a4j. Ztd (eoeered with
aoft tnabair)

pubemat btecb (CelaU ^abeaceai)

pubic jftnuW'
pubic boDexipubie
pubic avaphysia .?edl

pubie ^ocd (antenor part of hipbone)

puklicodr (both la

Conat ).

3 jfTHT , ^71

public B aipn/,%r? 'Jd'thJUfl rt.
public zecoaotzal JtwvfM
public acreounl of tbe Mate nT7 ^

Irt!

public Mcouats fIt

public arcounls committee itiRT.

Public Anouot* Departmeet p*tc.

Itwi ftwi
public act . en

ORfTikft* *ri (Const ), H¥TO.C[4,

rtn-fTv

Public Act of Parliament d

fIt qfifiraw

public addre^qrilfin FftrWTPT
public admioKtraiion dC UtiiHt
public affairs «l<.cra
public ageot nciTimf
public aircraft (for government aer
vice) nilqbtc tira«ir<. m^ipe

puUiran (the keeper of a publie
houee) yirjjtw •>».
public aoalyst snqftu
pubiiras eoJ MDoerr-emerrb rsari.
gold (Colrba pefurlrd)

public appropnatioo Wruhrt
public assembly afit;
public srsisisDce Fl«.ingRq
public arsoviatioo ^uWrym, «ir«.

mix

(fnrJrjw)

pul Iiratmo «mrf • (Const )

pabliraliOD of will ^*tmq qy n un r n
pol liraliOBS braoch BFTtn.FPft
Publieation^lorc Aceouutaal B ul t li T.

public stioriwy •• allomey at Isw
•a't«i{l(4T)s*,

puLlie aarliaa t&flfT«T,

urtuftF iDvni

public authority FT*
public bar

public benefit Ffq

public III) WT%

public bfockaifc (lU notieo is given

by the govt directing it to other

govts ) foratN
public body FttE fiflUj FITirfdq
ftwi

public bridge ^13

publie buildiBg tTftT

public buildiBg site selectiou com*
Diittee ftrdrq*

Hflrfs

public burial or buruiag ground
Rriafw 9TT[fa anm iwinqtifit
public Lusioeis FTtfR

puUic capaiity nrWlt^

IB public capacity d4*tWU'Jl 4 Ft S
public carnage

puld eearnersieoiDiBOD carrier kVv*

public carrier permit FT4'*T(ff WJJT
pul/I;c char JCter FT

public chanties fVt
public committee ffn-qfltfs
public company fTT RitTTT
public looierD in« S>« r<ttl

public coBfidrnee (nvttft «Vv

ftpirq

public conveyance

public corporitioo FfC f^friU

public credit Zcon iny.S^

3

public cnlicirm srVlftF
public damage wft

publie debt (ConiL)

Public Drill Act and Rules nT-Tf*<
tnn fitm

public debt office nrant-^iiWa
PuUie Debt Office tisnual nf*F^

Public Debt Office scrip book ni-

WpB CTT^^T

Pohllc Debt of tbe Mate THT H TTT'
ttiai

Public Del Is Act nr
public demands «f"«*iaa

(Const }

pul lie drmooitratiOBs cntTfav VT*

(ra

public departmeet fiuin
public deposit Sea* VI* fAin

public deUcti?*

1189

public nuiianc*

public dctcrtiYC
patilir detriment
polilic document
poblic domain s^**i4'T^I
public land* »lf«

pablii door HTTSl^* 5TT

pablir drain m-tafr*
public duty
public ea«cnient iotc
pul lie election frsTT^

public embankment rnd'aftl
public emergency flll'afT* anTTr
poblic employment ^employment
ooder »tHe tl jqixft^ JmjfVK
pnbtic enemy p*T5-9ra
public enijuiry
IT*+rfT*

public enterpri»e it

publie entertainment R^T*

(Const )

pnlilie entrance aTTTSfr^ aHrSTT
public exhibition
pablfc expente sr}>r^ wrr
pnblce facilities
public ferry BT^f

public Bnance
pnllie forest land
poblic foflctionary itraTfr* f "Hifr
public funds Rnt'fiir^
public gtmbliag houie sii'afrt trr-
SJ5, sprWT *'

public garden rnfafr^TOTT
public githenog »*W-«rsrrfni (m ib
public gatbatiags, (»irs> festirils
ate )

poblic gaze aiVc cfz
public good «*TW. wn
public gfonndi Lose
(J^Ta)

public harbour

public bcallh (CoEit.)

Public Ilealih Art rf* aeiw^-aifa-

frau

public health admiaislratioo vItc*

Public Ilealih Bill

V*

Public Health Board a-'ru nrT»‘a-

zt»tw

public health circle aTfu »b:s«U ^
public health clerk »'r¥'»a»«a-feft*
Public Ilealih Commioioaer rr«'
aai»s»:-«T3^

Pablic Health Department
ftwni

public health eduntion t?n^*

ftltTf

Public Health Engineer

Pnblir Health Fngineering Depart*
ment^ aBtter anfirurfrrfl-frwTn
Public Health Fngineenog Ijbora*
lorx wT? r=fTr'^-*nfirnf*^1 utfriT*
STTStT

Public Ilealih Inmioce r^T^*

*rm

Pnblic Health Laboratory ara-?Tf*«7-

aniirdl?!

pnblic health legislatioo PTt-ms^*
fa JR

Poblic Health Manual
f^'Tauf«

public health fnasenm ffTf'xyTT*^*

public highway minUv tlA'Pt
public holiday wriTrft«'niB*TTT, mi-

poMic hospital

public home (any bouso wharo in*
toTicatiiig iKtuorx are aotd by retail
to be consoineil on the premscs)
gtfj? n ^

public liooic licence w-J.yP-i

public igdoffiioj «>tc
publici juria Lew k

public improvement trns-gw, *rri*
*fja gynt

public indecencT Law »rT*’V

Public lafonnatioa Department ^r*-
^TBI'PWntt

public inspection »rx Fiftgni
public instiiuiion Prt-lnwT, Bin*

»rr»it

public loslmrlioosrr^'tcntsi
public interest i ^ fjn (Const ).

, ailSdbta fifB
8

put'lic iBventorv
publicity snixm /.

»i»e pnblwily g \nH t WXWJ
publirity and |iiopagaDdj B'JTtRT
iftr trait

Puhlintr ArsisUnt HUrrai-rtyi’t^
publicity bureau UunRI fSBin
publicity dcpanmeui tmtPtT finm

publicity items
publicity leafiets sAIMJI
pubheiiy miterul s*15RI*tIWtft
Publicity Officer s^nPtlfimfl
publicity organizer traRRl-sfints^
publicity programme
publicity pnblicattona
« UbI'.R

publicity regarding disposal PraV^*
BTrsfr sraURf
public justice

publie knowledge Laui aR*

lift

public lamp

public land tnisftr® * 1^11
public land*coDTeyance Luta SR*
srfits tro-UI^ (i« public water-
conveyance)

public landing ground Law STSitPra
srsTrnt

public latrine Sljirjfc stIji-iu
piililii. liabilities
jioldic library
public life zt iWa t
public limited cemj«aDy tfifira WW*
WH91U

puldie limited liability eompasy
iftfSB SBTR

public loan P*ra TBit
pttM/cly WTTafiTT W7 ^ FT it
Public Management Art ^«*!nrr9
sfafTUJi

public manure pits Bl Vjfj F FR ^
»IT

public market m-lnfBF fTrf>I, Slf*
Ffira tit

public meeting SidxI'F BWT
public money nis FT
public moneys «ira*tR> 3BBI FI ^ST,
strsufii*

public nioniesw publie moneys
public monojioly Ecm. afra UFlfB*
Flt

puMn morality |r>«-ar7raTT
public neietsity rtrTafilF stTTTBFBI
puLlii new% nn-afiTF antran
public newspaper SSUF^*

public nolitc Low ST X itfT F
public Dolificatioo stnuf^ arftrpPTi
(Const )

public nuiianre »frFTTM*T, drfar^

%^zw, Brsi'jt argsTB

1190

public irotk* oHicitl

pulilie oHic*

public cfficc u

locnmbent cf public office

public officer
public CpiUlOO

at ibe bat-of pubfic opiuioo 377T
pnbbc or cluritaUe object F>«

♦ ,

public order STtaii* eWT (Coait )
public or privale wafi
firfi *rm

public ownership P>S PTTftP?
public parV TT7H

public path «ia afiio
public peace niuariu
public place

Tublic riaces I aer \cl Wwrfin-WT?

TJtftrr-airdfiwn

public plaetatioD ffTtirit

public polirp Lav 1 (tbo policy
toeosnirr^ or ettabliibad by tb«
itata n detersiBisfi vhat aeti are
ualiwfel at beiB| injunoua to (b«
pabl;« or eoBtrary to publie (ood^

3 (tba priaeipla of law by eirtua of
wbeh acta eootrary or injunoei to
tba publie (ood are bald laralid)
»>»-«PrT« frTt»3
public pood HTUefa* if[*ry,

public prorriiieo or rtremouy rt)*
Tftu! aTluiviii mrin
public project trrf^fTR
public properly FV*-<nfw, RtuTfit*

public proKculor ^R-R faa r^j
puMie priMtilule Iaiv RT<rfrR
public poryioae RTt*faR uaTK
(CoraO

public purae (ttila treuury) yTTTft^
pul lie record Rtc-arfa^R
public document RtV>VwR
public regiater Rl^ifit^
public rrlationt RtR-IrTi
Tublic llclaliOBt Officer »fr« Iprt-

Tublic Ilrlitioea Orpauiattion arrv*

public recjolremeoi. aH>fir« inyT»-
piblic reaort RWIRR (Conat 1

public rCiUnrUBl riIiDic R tgrri^y
public reeeuaraR^TnRl
public neht Laio^trnfitvn
public road Rladtl* arldfitV

publfc aafetr R^ JnT. R^»-§rFI

public aafele bill rIr ^

public aafety, rouTCBieace aud order

rV* Var< mta i

public aafetT acnricc r|r gta Jm
publie aale rIr (ireR. ftTR,

frSV (ancieot word)
public arbool wfinR q f imai (iM
acbool)

public acetor J>en rwOR ^
public accomy i iilx-^rvt
5 rVr sfaiiTj

Public Secunte Mcarurea Art rIr-

^rvtyta Rf^firutr

public aerrani Rl»-inR, niRR-Jm
Public 5ereao«»' (Euquiriea) Art
^ hn rWwji

public acfTiee rra4:Ti
Public SereieeCoDoiMion
an^ fCooit.)

Public Semre Comomiou (tinita*
(lou of Fuaeliona) Re{;oUtiOBi
^ Jr»1 WWW-(pR-^*Hii) MrtH
public aer'icea rl» 5wi^ (Conat )
public leretce tebicic
RtTufire *iyR

public il»usblcr*boa<c Riju C rR

public-apinlcJ an« ftTnl

public epnuf rtbrI^r rhi

I'ublic atalulc I'tr-lWruR

public Hocb l»l«

public aircrt ri^HtR Afil

public aorfaec draiua riIrI^ BW-

public tioV RmlirR WpeiR
public tap RTUxf^ RW
public tariB rale trr;o«-RR
public tunc table j;jj RR^*RTTd>,

pul lie trade Rllaf^S WTriT

public tranquility •*!» VRi(b|

pul lie treasure »V«

pul lie trial »UU9 «*^tRT

pul Ik Iroat VW>RTR

public tumpiVc aiiiataR ^au t tui

public <iac 0 ^ tWIr

public uiibiy Rlcrv^fin. an<»fR«

'4ialCii'l

public utility aemce £co».
BuVrft^TIT *

public utterance RT^*

urfr* TyjT

public taeciaator Rr XJQfV,

R^afirR ftn

pul lie raceme station Rljaf^R R^TR

public Tcbicle RIJR
public war (a war between ladcpcn*
dent asrerciirt atates)R*tnTTffR 5^
public warcboutc pIr W7»nttTT
public wa‘b*bou»c
public water eonrcyance X,8w rIr-

public watcr-conrte RTTafir* 3R*

publie water main RtipOtR rr u-tll
public watcr-aupply RT^firv W*

public war rtWr* Rin
pul tic welcome iriuftR tTTtR
pullie well inivfn f »t
public wharf w ta nt

public worki irT* vrVi
public work! acTduut cedeRlv>AAf*9'
ItRUtfCRT

public worli arronut form VTV*
*ain4i*ei im

rubliclforkt Departmeat IPVTD)
finrtnfRRTR (‘sift), BV»-«Rrfwri
(^BLft)

Public Torka Dcpanineat Code
ftjtlR ftwRI-RTyRl

Public ITorka Depirtornt Contrar*
lore l^lmur Pcpnlatioui fttllw*

ftmn-WayiRTT-trfW ftft»s

Public ^otka Departmeot fuude
frttTR-rnn»t ftfiJ

Public ^orki Departmeut (irnpa-
tiou braoeb) finiW ffRiu (sj*lRR*

nwO

Public Torki Department Manual
r«srfw ftnjri ftnunfR
Pullir Vorki Departmeot road
finrtR frwm-riRt, ftsTw ftRTt

RTR

Public XCorkt Departmeot ilaS

ftjRR f»RT»I-Riw^

puHir worki eitabliafameot aiVvi

aRTTRt

public worka official t^-<nil*l-atfh*

Public V/otx» S«CTat«riat

1191

Fulicaria dysenterica

aifr

I’uLlie Uorks ?ecr«tatial
jiiilili** work* *nl>or(lioat^

i r fH

yullir work* •ulior.lieate offirtr

arifr* sfrT-T*n*^ rrTmft

Jill) ill'* w «ir»liip H I ^ 41 r*4 ^

pill. lie writing Low (wnting miila lO
tlio tre'* ca *''* P‘rt‘*a
eTrcot-* il- \iyar p 10<6) *1^ ^

pulilio wrong Low
pulili*li u %if^in CT^
pol luh an I proreeil
tirrr

pu! li*lioil n ii Ttnfsr^ (CoBit )

I rintoil

piililuhnl lit authonly ffrftnn W
a'Clfn

pal.li*ho.l ilaij a^rfepT *natfl
piiiili*1i«'l «tjtmi« Biifm *nt«.

at i fi i -t »tT*«
pilli||«)i<‘r a'iKI* «
pniili*1iar» eauloipia aanra-*i;arTa
pul liahias laotioa naUM-wjHi'l
PUC. (paper vader eoisideration}
ft a (ftflrrJft at)
pBi*rt l>ale TtO aft
Popeinia Let ««|(«UJllft
P. Lntleri (lafeeta Ldufiiual

ae't'f

P jiumarum (yellow itripe roat)
ifn

p y^ramiai* (eaaiea the eoDBon
wheat ru*0 ^*1?

r. gramioii iTcaae (attack* oatal

wfrsi

P. gramini* eerali* rfltlfial riTia*

P graminii trilici hiwi^ riPp?*

P heliaothi *155^*w}(

P lohi (aTeet* oats) wftar
P poirum «na'S»pT (poj
P iimplaa (ilTecta barley) *ra a*TT
P. triticina (orange nut of wlieat)

JTtn

Porriniaceae Let «

pure (a colour) »aTT^

piirkrnn' n

P.llD. (payer onf»r diipoeal) fw. a
(faahro^tsa)

]-n<liliO' pipe(C««o/«ii»Ia)

Uk.NnM H-la, Ben- *n=>'l)

puililing aiKkapadiling'pipe

puddiDgaloae 4^UWM.{eL to
liecome dongliy’ BiiaU 7 1541)
ouditle fl, 1 (to maka muddy}

2 J-ertilry (to dip the roots of
j oung pKnta m tliio mud — I FJk)
a^artra, «tft n {/urilur ue

pvllhng)

pudilf»d ateci Chm O'p o a;*!**
puddlera eauillea (jets of fams
which appear on tl a surface of
the molten metal — Mellor p 805)

3Tirt/.

puddliag 1 ilttal (process of courert'
iBg pig (TOO into wrought iron, fre-
quently itimng it in a reearbera-
lory furnace) ffipR n.

2 nydrauL fn^in (washing clay ey
ore with water in a shallow task
or tob«)^*'tlH n.

i « .wftSt

puddliag furnace

pudenda (external genitals) nt.
pudiru* Btt Ttts WTauft"!
pnebi o (colour) - »•«* brown
Puerans Lot ft^rfrei-tmft

P. tuberosa »ntn*l ,B»sn

ffttfoi. Boo. Guj.

Mar. 5«(frn, Nep. irrul.
land, P^ boJar)
puerile od/ wiftw

puerperal le»er Jfed. W3Sffij-TTT»

puerperal haemorrhage ar^i^e yw:-
W'T

puerperal eepais 3/ed ^JI

puerperal aepticaeraie 3le<L *r5»jft.

nil* sniiupwoi
puerperium JJtJ *3^^ /-
pulT PJiyf (a sudden or short blast of
win I) m • ^*ifiZ^tt m
pulT ball J/yret. (a fruit body of the
L] coper liacaaa—*o called in alio.
Sion to tlieir globose shape sod
their yroperty of diseharging the
ripe spores id a smoketike cloud)
sj u n r^ /

puffer t «• globe.Gsh ^ swellSih »
ballooufitb ZmI 5: **'«'« n.

3 (one who attends a sale by

auction, to bid on the part of the
owner for the purpose of raising
the price and exciting the eagerness
of the bidders. Such a person is
sometimes referred to as a share
bidder’— Aiyar) (-^i 3%-

STT n.

purfiog 1 Lot. 37«nT n

2 fu

puffing and real bidding ftsTT
tr«r jrftrfmw
Pufhnii* Aret
puffy aJj 371

pug Zool (dog hsTiog button ears)
m (PT)

pugree cloih 7T*) *T
puisne 1 (later, lohs^iuent)

(*3)

3 Lutt arTT

puiine judge Law *HT s^IBraiTT
puisne mortgagee Low WfT
putsskite petroj. (consists of ortho,
elsse sodic pyroxene

BaVt"*, arfredsonita PTTr"tft» and
a little nepheline— -Jobaansen)

wrs^tTTTyt? m

puleelluswpolehellns Let Tax
puleerwpnirlier

pulclielhis Let. Tax (beautiful but
scnxll) WTC*

pnleherLcf Pax. WTw, ?fr»n
polehemmus Set Tax. (most beanti*
fal) gwTT. pftTTtHW
pulcrumopnicher
pulegium $tt Mentha pulegium
pu.'egone (m aromatic ketone in oil
of bedeoina ersqrf. fltdeoma pale-
yioidra y lelds the commercial oil)

rftweiJT f

Pules Zeol. (the typical genus of feii)
frU-WTlft

Pulfrich refrsriomctrr C/um- wftTTfl-
gaiTOTil

puliall moiiutain • wild ibyme
(r/iyn»m terpT/lliim) Ueijd)

PulirjriaLot fl^TT TTlft

P. angiMiifolia (it is used to relieve
congli— Graharo) VIWfT fttjfcT
P cri«pa (lrie>l plant applieil to
hrui*es) fjyfe>

P. ilysrnterira (csmmocL, eormnga
yellow (*0*1.006, lfeabane,(leaKaris
Dilllet, herb elinstopber) niuiM

PuliCidae

119^ pnlrU kaUdansa conpoiitus

Puliridw Zeol (» fkmilr lacUding
most of the fle«) f^-^ra «
pulicidal letion RlQai«
palicide RijAU FI
poll th wtarernt ®V>t.
poll K iKwwiao
a ffWia m
5 IIM "*

4 n

5 Pfinlitij (proof) n.

pulled out ind bxohcD cops Tezl.fei

><1^ tfiT s*; ^

puller mait’t® "«

pulley 1 WTrfa m , / . ruH*l. ftiff

a strochlea ^not inf^m
pulley btocL :• block and tackle

trfftm

pullin; itraiQ (in toota^McLeaa I.
315) 8««

PuUoan car illv (a palace eat) pv*
rullmta aalooo cat Pfy fr^ fcun

pull out alide 4 ^i |»5 ^

pull cret lever JKp atrfW TOB

pulla of (he aJrertuemcat ^ 7 TTB %

pulmodunjljiefnfii
pniioo* y'ja*

|iulRioauncularipertnre^M{ jvj«|.

f=cng^

pulmo-culaBcouioJ; Zoot
pulmonary

pulmouary aorta jvjn
pulmonary apooeuroiii
pulmonary apopleay lf»d S’JH-

tmuis

pulmonary arch Pn^yol
pulmonary area ^ rj,a4aBit $ni
pulmonary artery inot. jejvj irf^^
pulmonary branrb IlItT

pulmonary lymph glioJyejB-etrflu-
Bf«t

pulmonary nerve ZooL
pulmonary plague y'TW UtlB'll
pulmonary aae Zool.
pulmonary ainot jrrjat ^tT
pulmonary lubereulovia BIBI
pulmonary vein Z<yi Hm

pulmonary vrnlilation jryijJiTTTB
Pulmouta Zoti- (a Ur;* order com-
teiaiBi D>o>t t-ilaoaiU aed t'B|t

and nan; fresh water n^ailsa dis-
tinguiabed by laekioS pile and
normally bavine a lnn|) J-'J-w*
ffaqx <1*1 m. (Imt. pulmmi$ Inoi:'}
puloneea (pK of palato *lang')

pulp 1 trl^, ims m-a’Ct
5 (of teeth) »

3 (Germ FtaeUfiaiek)

pulpation»pulpcfactioa
pulplioard m.

pulp cavity Zoot
pulpefaclioo Jlfcd til^*(ei •,
pulp filter Kisre*^
pulpiee praretaiut ^1
pnlpit (an elevated structure or plat
form ) 7*trS an
pulp ahcct ati^ sett
polpwoodllOerm P<i|iicrhola)trt®H,
ai'f^^Tf n.

3 (the weed after beioc nacertted)

«ttnf^in

S (the treee eo nved) *11(19 m.
pulpy arf/ *Tl(Rf
pulaite ri.
pultatiU «di

puliatile veteel Zaet ei*X*
puUaiitUape»<)a« dower n.

PulaatiUs Bet B 13 V 1 mfa

P Ittdoticaana (tmenean pamine-
flowet) BTtitei

P vul;iri*{Earopaaa pasqneSoaver)

pulaalilloide* Pel Tei (reaemblioK
daemena pufaeritfo) BIjillM
puliitiDgndy

pulaatini: activily p^i. fcBT,

t'l 'tBillttei

pultiliuK correot eB»<l
pulaatin;; tphere-pAyt itrtt

puliatins vacuole e7»0
pulution nv))! n

paltaliTe-polaaiory aJ| rt»^»{tT,l
pulae 1 » putavlieal
S liaJer, Pe3ie *7*^ m
pulae BTW (yurlWare pulaea)
pulae Wat fHijvft nw^W • , BTO /.
pulae Ivetle BTWBA qwfl
pulae frnrralor Zert eT*T *1V»
Pulaellum Zorf (foot it a ratraetila
diae with acannal tontael^— CN O.
II bit 4 ) %'4l'i«ei^ wbtTw

puNe of enerpy PJiva 3 rBt
pulae radar

pulae rate Utd BTBl-nft
pulsea enihaiaB n a ^
cereals etBra

pulae tyatem Htuht rrvy-^lfB
pulae tracinp ifid. WTTl*l*g^
pulvereui :: pul verulenlut
pulvenzitioD a^oiV n
pulverize cli
pulverized adj S^fvra
pulverizer JT^c an.
pulverize soil 9^^
pniverulent nd;. (that crumbles or
powders easily— of roela)
pulverulentui Po: Tax (powdered,
as if dusted over) 9 *oi,
pulveryte relrot. "• (/oe

tiplanaliea tee rock)
pulvillua ^oof (edheeive pid) Tt*

pulviuar rotirshs Zeel. QvtlBvi m.

Del (ensliionlilia leef bu*)

pnIvii-powderPAnm
p. eetimoBitlis > • s t a m 0 b 1 ■ I
powder «|ai4 tfn;
p caleiliu rompositui ■* com*
pound powder of calecbu

«rn-«h(

|> cianamomi compoiilui m com*
jiottud cianasnoa powder
TTyftm eftt

p cretae tromaticiia ^ aroniitie
powder of chalk gffir wft rfr;
p, cretae aromalirua cum opiow
■roniaiic (lowder of chalk with
opium wfsTB-zifjB grfit mfl
p f;enliaiiae fOTmiw ^

p fllycvrrliiue rompoailui- com-
pound puwdcr of liquorice *37
triBff ^

p. ipeeacuanhae BB^-wTX
p. ipecscuanhae rompoailus 63 B

BB*(9 Sflt

p ipecaeuanUar et opii “ powder
of iperaruanlia anil opium Bna{«
wui (jrx

I< jilapaaTompoaiiua-rompouad
jiowder of jaljp zfjB
p. jalap ra lia

p kalaJanae rompoailua if JB VTW*

Punjab pi«d zsyru

pxdvif kino conpotitus 1193

p. Linn cooiposiCui = lumjionnd
powder of Lino

p. lobelue coQpoiitoi = eoni-
pounil iobelu powder

WfT

p, DUr*i9 vomicae

p. opii composiini = eompouad
powder of opium

wr?

p. rhei fompomtus = comjioiinl
powder of rhnbarb

wr?

p rhei radix

p ttramomi eompo^Uiu •• eom*
pound itramoaium powder
VWTm-OtT

p iragacaathae eompo'ituv-ecom*

ponnd powder of trajai antli

p. Jinri Otidi cornpomui
5^7T^*'3nT» wT?

p. no’iljefia PJnewv. »n?*TWt?

pn iti v eoiijfir 6 l!f TO.

poaiee Pitreg FTir* « • Fni
pQmiee itose ITTSV *••• (rtTT
paaila* Set. Tax. (dwirfiah. law of
littUl ,

paakln (Ctwuritia f#po5 «rST? n
(Bun)

paap m. 1 (niiea. trintfen, ;rop«lf,

ejecli)

9 (aompresees fio" 1*1
foot pomp
band pnmp

pressure pump frOT*a^*w
Tacnnm pump
pump tb.

pump attendant I'lw

pumj^barrtl
pump bowl assembly
*np

pump chamber TT*^
pump driver
pump house
pumping TT*^ "•
pumping action fwi

pumping installation 7T»^-W^s?rTT
pumping plant
pumping set ww

pumping station
pumpkin 1 ^vJr*T ss.
gourd ^idr

3 (a eolocr, r»lJish rad'>al!o«

in hno. of rary high w^
saturation and high V hrillianea)

pump plunger Phfs T^wy.jna^
pump pnming teon ugtlTTrftT^
pump traitor af s-f-aryiH
punaraavine /

punch i fs^m

3 (fr Hindi five (ingrodienta) ]

3 Tgtefmtndtny ws-ao «.
mould rrrWT srfwi

piinclted ajj f?f;y

punched and cancelled MTT

ftwrfrr fidgw fc® wtr *ft yr

punched notes fqfgHaruy^
piinthed out ulcer J/ I (with varti
cal edges '^l d^Ud-l tHT
punching a
punching machine Cigai trrti
punctaeJJot

puncta taerimalia OphthAtnul it^-
T*1I «.

pnnetatus Dot. Tax (marked with
dots!

ponetusl C, fli44ldt{> VUIfiHU.

*rs7 uT

poactuiliiy mt u ftiyi i.
anrrTPiW n

observe panctnality WflUTTW=t «T^
punctually qumu's, fre TT,

properly and punctually R^qi
at atW RJTt Tt

punctual or irregular (attendance)
MR7 RT St’lSI sriqqfilW
punctual payment qqiaiuq fTWq,
RTtW qf

punrtnal aobmivsioo qqiuflq
aqn’t, *tJtq qf Iraqi

punctnaCioa marLa riTTit fsnc
foil atop ^ fanH
atop fmtii fqsj
coIoB 4'<(*lisi
aemicoloD irqfnTq

comma fqqqfqnn

punctnm proxiouai Phgt. (near
point) frq? ^**5

punctnm remoluui (far point)

fq^

punctom vegetatioaia ■■ growing
point Zli3(.V^«nt

puncture 1 %ti m- ((rom fiy)

3 Aitron- n.
pununred aJ]. frl
punctated wound Hed. wa (tny)
puncture of membrane ifed.
Piineeria roagulans ss^itbania co>
agulans Dot
pungent a<!;.
pungent amell (qw; navT
pungent taste raiT

Pnnica Dot. tnnfq

P granaium (pomegranate tree)
HIMT^q <ir5R {B , M , Dm. Kan.
flfiq. Aaaam doUm, Ben daUn-
giichk. Bom daUmbatGaj dadam,
Mai dadunan, Mar- Fan.

darian, Sin. dKart”iJ>, Tel. grftqj,
Tnin dalimbe, Un. daltmio)
Punicaceae Dot ^lfs«*5^ o.
puniein Btoehen (an anthoeyamn
obtained from the pomegranate)

puDiio lanoie acu! Cben TTfTK*

rfe*« *nw

punish r6 (Const)

puDubable adj. (Conat.)i

puBisluble with impnsoQmest ■•
well as fine Lav «ITT?W rfft *^4-

punished o^f;. (Conat.)
punishing authority tprgq.qifirqTft
punishment fit (Const)
punishment authorised by law
nrfiyq yqr
puRisI'ment LooL
punishment orders T’TTtn
puDisliment register ^T-qa/l
pnnislinient return ^vr offuq
punishments not corporal Xsits V*

puoitive aJj. Law
punitive cost Laa Tiftn qfrtqu
punitive damages Lato (damagea
intended to act aa a deterrent
punishment on tbe wrong-doer)
yrfsT* KTfq*lfi
puDilite ponce gifvia afTTVt
punitive saui lion yrfvTq ST^flrfsT
punitory a punitive a Ij. yrfrrq
Punjab collared acups owl /ves qrq*

Punjab pied myiu Aret qqqqif vn
Rl*?*!

Ponjib »»T»n

1194

pare loluble blu*

l^la>»l. nreu Mrt

n I C« are eacie-: irom* for
rsren)

PnBjili re«1 Tfolrd 4rri 9^*

rj TTT’99 «Tre’*n
Ponpb HfVeer Jrn T^ 9 T 'ft'ilT
puoVlu puller 9^
pop (» j03"S n^J)

popi (rciPOTf'l UrT»l ^&fs-9 .e. ^

(!c«l term in P )

Popjlur-^ (feius of tl»'» hetnag
liteiele- •" - »r«l J*y*TT^
pn]<>l in»t»r ^xJ 9rV9 ^ •
pupal pira-ilr ^fsrq 9T#K^
pupal *larr 9TfsT9 aieivi
{DpilP r" berime a pupa) TffW

liV»l

pa)>ation ^arl CffjU'gaoi /, 9rfj^

gr*i

popll I (bt9. cn ea.
fludeBt frrrfl
5(olthe « e)
ptipillirr 9lTt

pspUliro Biirpa OpUkeleiiBl. VTT-9«
papil teacher B'lmnt OwT^f-wo*!*

9«

poppet (a penoB vbMe »«t« are mb'
trollad by etben)
poppet pareroment intro

P«pp.t-P»*pi,jf9a.jag. VorHer
ue ^rga Katie)

ruraoi group igrte. Oiol. jnn-on
pur eolre etc Lc« (teuaat r*' nirt
neiaosetibo koidf ao eatate by

Ibe life of aaollier— aiyer p.lOli
IT 99

Purl^rL narlle (eoneolidatoj Bate
of ibe”* of the frees irtUr rt«lr»
yod Isriporat eerioi/aroj f-tt'eJn
•nji— Tyrrell tuSST) WTIJO-TIXT^
porrhaee rt. Sfr bOT. 999
purrhate » 99 •*,. 999 Aa liof
porrhate and aale 99 fo99

parerbear aate eeewTr 99 A99>
affift

purrhate aoj eale 0010099 ^99-^
perrhate l«oW 99-^*^

porthate by proprxlor arfnrtft tKT

purrhate roalrart 99aK9Tt
purrhated {l«50*l t) 9TT
jMirrhate, etthaage or gift 99 , feft-
«9 *991 »9fTT. «'•«, f«fr99 *991

porthate forvalnaUe eoaeidentioa
*7999 99, ST9 9*T
porrlia»e to eood faith Xnir Hr*T99I
il tf9^9t

purr!u»e journal 99-^&^< tfoae.l-

S** .

porrhaee ledger 99 VTtdl
porrhate loooeT T9-T^
purrheae of rm^jtioo 99

po rebate or gift 99 ar991 aiflf, 9lTt

porrliatc priee 99-i;99
purehaaer^buter k*! ( •} »e^ *ls
99 9T9I

porrbaier for ealual le reiit>drra>
tIOQ £otf ei*^e9 ^91

pnrthaaer for eatoe £«iir * 1 ^ ft%9t

parrhater for aalne wilboot B 0 IX 9
L^w 1991 ^99J 9 a^tq R 99t
porrhaier e ntbt it9t »t atfiCTT
parthater withoot Boti <9 ieir fc 9 j
^99T 91 991

por<ha»ei aeeonmC^ » 9 ^Rt
porehaaet booh 99 Jr9
porehieei dee boeV 99 ^
porebtaet joonul C^at. 99

p«rebtie« ledger 99 B9t:i^
porehmeea ledger adjoaioeoi areeooi
99 a9e*-«CI9r99-|ltO
porrhiae alip bool 99 9^>J9T9
porehaaee m^onitiOB 99 9991
porrfaaaei returae 99-«^T9
porrbieee rrforoe joomel 99'9^T9>

99 *

purrhate lex 99^
purrhate traBean>oa99't99TtT
purrhate taloe 994>9t
purrhatiog egrm nilfiTCai
purrhatiag draler 99 atrnft
purrhatiog pouer Inm 99tf1Tffy,
99'Tf9

fvnAMif/r pooee of vooer £<h.
^T1-99Tr9

purebetiog pourr pante fitm 99 .
nri-aonfu

pnrrbipiBg povrrpanlT theory lien.
99irft i-anrtvn fcrsT*9

pure mJf *19. fefJT, »fafar9,

pure aIlelo»di;TirRn(

pore aod nited erope ferritry ferwr

iftf «fcfa9 Rr9

j.iire area

pore neriara- (oj lu.i ) 9 !rt*

pure blue Cot In-l S^T at^
pore-hreJ bull arRTT f7 «*.9T *tIT

ere<t-lre) lull RTT ^ Ch

pure bntler 3T tTTR9, SJX •’tatx
pore ehanre 1 99 R R9m
3 Sti/i*r Vt 9 R!rr997
pure ehtrila ip 999 «S’19
pure rhemi-lrt 57 TR'99
pure fhraroiJioe CeJ ltd o’
pur* coeiior 57 tn% 9 al
pure erup rerrftrf (a ercp eois st-
ing almost e-tirelj oteae tperies—

I F-R-i C9 *>W* 9T9

pure culture Set 59 RW
puredeeiinil 59 T?tfil9

pure drugs 59 W99
pure eeooomi(>» 59 MuflU
pure fore-t fjt 99 wfflftrs *W
pure form 9^9 1:9

pure jJiI bespital ^11^8, •IIFW ftftp*

9TT99

pare lioe (a para lina el diarent) CT

9n

pare-hoe aij |J9tT^9
pure-ltae aaiBili ^9>4tft9 9^
parrlt C9 , 59991, 49*. .»T9. *4*:
porrl' ehanulle latliiuiioa if*
9i-«T9i

purelr ehantahle purpose *9*

pnrels elenetl mitter *991 f*fr9-

1*99

purrlr mortal toil 59 ufa* 9?T

puiely urge Ole toil 59 stnrft* 5T1

purrlt puhlirehanit w*99fir9 999T9
pnrelt lerhuical matter *991 mifj*

ft99

purely irmporart *99t *WT^
pure iBatbemttiet ^9 rtfttf
pore mrrbaiiirt 59 ’ 9 n 59 ^
pure oeumie tletroty. 9 e ) C* ^
pure epiun 59 arf^^
pore plaolalioot /'rfrifry ■fsftnl Jr*-
99

pure rare ^ mft *<r 9 »
pure triroce fir^f frer*
pure toJa 59 fr**
pure tola! le blue Col 5*
tft*

paie ipectzum

2195

puxis taint

pore ipectnim Phyi-
pure (land foreiiry wfefuH •wiSi
trfersTl

pore strain B)ol •f'rW ^fir, wk“ET

pure siirJ 2/ai^ 5?
pore wine
pure woods wfMVm
pore yellow Col Ind
porgahon n
portative
laxative
aperient arftvt?
rathartic, cathartive
liydra^ojtue

purgative croton (Croton (ijlium) sra-
n

purgatory 1 Trr^^srWPt n
2*tT5ni

purge rb 1 (to clear from guilt or
lubilit)) JttHi wrast
3 2/ed W

purge n. ] \ai »et o( purgiog)
wr?tH n.

9 (purgative) tvv n,
purge aneielf of auipiciootnll tfiraV

purging i/e.; n<

purging agarie^white agaric (Poly.

pofva effietnalii) ftWTI «.
pucglog bucktliota (Kltomnut eittAdr.

Iitffl) \n% rnt%Wi
purging cassia (CartiU fitUtit)
m. fn.N.M ^tBen

purging contempt Laui (atoning (or,
or clearing oneself from contempt
o( court) «|5^

purpng croton [Croton ti]Uun)

TW n. (B.N.M, Ben. Pan Mar
Sinh)

purging nut rureoj)

m . IjiihI i^tsT
punficatioo VTbR, »•

purification of lymph
puriRralion plant tivrtr

piirificitus Piarm ^
punfieJ aSj. vrtfa^

purified borax PAiirtn ^
piinfier 1 titt wc.

9 (an apparatus (or viutifying eoal
gta) tflflta n.
piinly c6. rllie.^vn
purine (L»L ramat 'pure’+«rifii*j

‘nric acid*+ *a«a)CJi^'a- f«%*l/*
purity 1 ^jret f.

3 fiwf /.

4 (o( Beedl/oreafry (the percentage
of gross weight ol a sample of aeed
remsining after the remoral of all
matter other than the aeed itself
with such part of the fruit as is
sown with it-I FBllRl'I/.

purity of food it* 4^
pnriiv of gametes ^oof 3!^

rurkin]e*s figures (visnalizalion by
an eye of its own blood vessels)

purlieu 771^ fli

purlieu man (one who owns freehold
land within a purlieu)
purloin tb *Hl

purolme (usod (or illuminating pnr.
poses and a petroleum prodnct—
Aivarp 1052)«frl»^/.
purparty JUiio (share or portion of an
estate allotted to a copareesarl
tW* n

purple Sint 41

violet

purple bacteria ?TT*7^

purple copper ore «• peacock ore
ifieerol («« ore)

purple daiurawblack datura (psiurs
feifnMo) T**

purple deadneltlewLaiaium purpu>

purple fishsi purple shell
purple fieal>ane(Ccn(ratVr«>noniilc{>
niinlirun) stet'yj m (B Jf .IL)
purple heron ^ce» **

purjile lake CeL Ind 41wiT't Wl5t»
purple medicwloceroe
purple navy (s colooo reddish bJue
in hufc of very low ft brtllu
ancc) ft4ftrtr*

purple of CastiatBgoId purple

purple oltneaucienisCef. /wd. JTW

purple osier anj WW
purple rumped snubird Atn

*ft tnr«*ft«T

purple shell srrjAw ns.

purple thrush ^rss 4lenT>l

purple willow (Salta parpneea) 4lS!T>

purple wood-pigeon jfees

purplish adi- sit41wi^
purplish red m-dsibn Tnf
purport inw adim*, Hmo m.
purporting adj. arfwira (Const )
purporting to be done V^lriads
(Const.)

purporting to bind the successors in
office ftrexr ^

^ wfiTffT*

purport of a document Ct atfk-

purpose into R*ra^ (Const ), w,
purposely irfhnt Jf.wrihtH
illtenlionally crHlntTV
purpose of motion
purpose of visit «nit «1
purposes sncillary iberete flWgIQ*
HBht*

purposes subservient thereto

purpresture Zhsui (wroagtul appro*
pnatioD of lan^ subjact to puMia
rights) n.

purpura Uei.^mvnf-
Purpura Zed. (Let , ‘purpla fish'} fi
geoui of mails some ol which yisld
a purpla dye) 4l?rr5f»r*jnrtftr
purpurateChm

purpuric acid Chem an5t(4t«

iborteaod to 41^)
purputin Chen.

purporite Viiserol. 41^^* oi.( rt (or
wfn mineral)
purpuro-tfl^g.

purpuro-xinthin Chem. 4t^g.4lf^
purree^lndian yellow
pnrmc acidt>euzaDibie acid
ifaw

purroneeeuxanlbone g4l(tt/.
purse 1 iifl (Const.)

9 (Copirfla biirsa-piistoru)

purse crabweoeoaaut crab
purse-cutter nftgvi^ ((rooj -yj.
•nw)

purse net Rfttr-wr*
purser 1 «W77ti m.

9 (eailiier) fV«TW m.
purse seme nftw-WTWni (ef. Bfir la
'^'pQna-eaUsr* la Sakuatala,

pufiUn* 1196 pycnidiotpor*

41) Mno, Tijfi.)

fartltot [Vorttilaea cUraeea) ?Wt/

(fi .N ).

puriuaoce W3«n^ n . •ij*'!' *n

ID ponuince of (Const ),

H> yr W^'TTT
pnrtutnt to iS R

partuaDt to the provision* TTtr*^-

g*in

pnrtue eft 1
2 CT»t

pnriuit I o iW *TT|

2 II

3 tfn/

porta It of happioete gri€t Wl. 5^*

pamleata^j ifjif
purreyanre i,ai(p tl JaTlf^WIT to

pnrveyor (one »hoproTi4ee tutuala)
m

pnrteyor of fioatiee hm vir% m
partiew 1 (body of • atalote, ti dit-
tia| from preamble) 9*^^
Sflbelimit or lecpe of aatatote)

/ 1 ini « 1 / , flmt fn

Vithia the purriew o(%
pBrT»«» of the role hw ^ ivjfej,
fifTB »>nf!»r
po* lli4 fl
path fl errae* n , veCT
paih eft, «ect ^

path luck fkxifn. <1^ CTf^i
poih fit itatK ■I'Te'ClHljfT /
pathioa berirvLilirriweelfSoldeam
delcrtiearo) Bt^Ttnoi
puih ill way in •»Piaa»T«T?t
path out »ixt \>n
pnili trolley lUf iin
psih tehicle p.lf irry^
put tmear J/«J

puitulaoi ittd (prodneinj pattd
lee

puilulilui £sr Tax (tril)i Lliiler or
eftviV.siK.^ ?Tt<\ ^ t^V
puilule I iltJ tf'Kf/

1 Hot ftfm /

pal and rail option Fxon Tar^friPT
put an en 1 to aia^ VTOT
|'•■tfllve aJi 1 (reputel toppoted.
enfiimonlr eeteemof— Aiyar) afTT

2 f?Zatuliei afm
pulttite father Idv •Tl’lftef
petaiiremarritpe

potative matrtmony Ltn
put down
2 fVern

put forwanl <n^ pav^l

put ID eireulatioo if FUl

pul to ronrte of traneniiaaion (^)

cr»^t

pul an force fffW «W
pul in po<tet«ion

put into teehnieal ahape tfiiftnric

pnt off
pul on rrjRI

put on ■ proper footing AcafTacrer^
put option Coin (option to eelllftn*
f»T»7

Putormt Zoo! IjTOiatffm ffTtft
P ermineut (etoet) rjH-

rmnfnn (ttoet

P foetidut (polecat) fsBtrra tff Tl
pot out lea»eaui)»e(^4. ^
put oter (te lo the meaaage

they wish to *pt>f o*er* to the isae*

eei)

Potraapra /Tef

P. roibarghii nnnaff (b .

M , Ben flio Deni* Ifar.

Kao, N W P S»*f. Pan
jiyepcfre.Tel
putrefaetion «

potrefaetite odr

puirefactite l>arieiia ipraift
putrefying eubflanee apfift yj
*Ctaiie ^*13

putreteiu £(eeh«ui ^ftnr»«/
pnttiee

putting character lo eeeue eiTn ^
BTgfm worn

pulling in fear emi>i *Tin
pulling the quettioD Bye
putting to a trroog ote jrynfn ai ,
jwVtni *, jw eft? Bret
pulliBg up rrfercacee ittfiT Bry?
^TBl

puity 1 (trliitiBc ■xd hoilel lintee-i
oiDfcfW/

2 (a colovr, yellewith r»l yellow
Ifyi'eTy In hue. of low ■? eetnra-
lion and Li|liVUillia»ee)BI«t’llfl-

<flw

pul up Jdmm. BTwr, y He Bi a .
aaifl^ Mini

put np Admm (need In noting on flea)

Ofatr

put up eorretpondence (fr^Fl) bTitM*
W 9*9^ tflfjrr
put uj. draft Bpp? aryr
put up for approval B^iIfgaTW 9*9^

<tfiw

put Dp herewith

put up immediately ajtia Byyi <Tf3r^
pal Dp preriODi papers yiBS BIJT
Cl far

puy Ceel (a eooictl Tf bill of
Toleania onsiul tWilWWy n
porale B^f^ / .

P-V C (Principal. Veterinary College)
BT B B (9 TBi 5, q^fVerm Bcreii-e)
PV.MS lut (PV.Sl 3 -priced Toca-
bolary medical etoreelSH WB.
(q*w ,mjun iTHcq filfaei B»3
P^ (paid warder)^ 9
P^ A. (puhlie worke aceonoU) Bf
c ► (^BH'^ilBt)

P^AC (Pohlie Work* Aeeount
Code) r> * i #, (rh, fn**! V^.
*^rn)

Acl/Ru)ea (payneot of Wage?
Act/Rolee) ^ it). nFltftBW/ftBn
(f ?')-tTfh*fre*)

P^’AF ^(PoUie World Aeeoant
Form) »>. %. It B.
snq)

P waree (foth and pull warn— Ilel*
met p 3S2) tT irrri ^ occuri bolli
m »rt?BT •pual,' an I «<•! •puR’J
PV f) (PuUie Worka Department)
(b fq (fteVi Feirm). H %. fq iwe;.

BB fquTtl)

PV I)^ (Poet Wer DeTelopmenl
Scheme) 3 fq bt. (jilqyfnB-
Btaai)

P.V i (I'erinaiierit Way Inapeclof)

III* B fir (B*fe/fyT.B*Cf^J')

p.' o. (Police Wireleee OfScer) in.

fq w (BFfifj-t^ etfeeiD)

V ’k.P )\ tpreliminary workirg
rlan report) Bt B BT B
setifcqMBT tr'’te'x)
P7(p>riJyl.pynlire)C7ir« OB,(*rW-
O'. gwO)

pyaemia if,l. xn^’m /
pyrnaolhut^M Tax ( lentel y eov»
rel with f inert) BByi
pyrnidiotpnre iffrd qfwBTdTTT^ <i.
(pycftidiocn

pycnidium 1197 pyxenoid

pycmdinm U\ieol (n Su.shiped
spore Inut

pjcDiospore ifyeoJ «•

Cpycnium

pjcomm i/ycej. (the pyenidiuni-liie
hiplovd {niit-body or spermogo-
ninm) 'rftni m,i /. (e/.

jvrA mtheridjorn)

Pycoocycia J}o( ijyn’ff swtft

P. auchenaoa (whea people in B»*
luchISt^a ire thirsty they chew
the leaves of this asill bush— ■
Basu) jTunstr-^^mff
Fycnodonti Pateofliel* (strong blunt
teeth) rW ei- ('H order)

Pyenodonidae j»4<»a-4ni m.

'Pjcao^ai S37%

PycaogoQida gool (marine tpidar*
like arthropods) «-

(STTi^s spider, en class)

Pycflogooum Zed-
P. littorale Wrilft
pycnometer (Gk. pylinej ‘derse’ tre^*

C/ iteasimeicr

Pycnonotidae wnnftiw fyt ei.

{irni buck, ftw crest)

Pyraonotus Asei (tliero

IS no crest \n)

|iycno«is Zf<d. tnr»Pn /
|iyenos|'oreatpermatiufli
pycDoxylie ajf Dc(‘ (Gk pyknos
‘solid", xflan 'wood") (co-

niferous type of wood — Jscksos)
(«•/. maaoxylic)

pyelitii (inflammation of tbe pelris
of the kidney) n.

pyemia spyaemia

pygal od,'. (pertaiaing to the rump)
*zt-

pygal plate Zcol- TI
pygidium Zool. (terminal body region)
m.

pvgmoid stage of development

^ uiHsutin

py«my = pi?tny

pygochord ^oot. (» ventral median

ridce-like outgrowth— Dendcrson)

3TT2*».

Pvgoixxles ■= Colymbiformes Tool.

Pypopo-lidae es.

Pygopiis Zod. fssike-shaped Itxardi —

PH. IU95) wnirai-wrfs
P lepidopus {tbe hind limbs ap-
pear aa scale like vestiges— PQ-

II 395) 5l5*1l<*n^’ir®T
pygostyte = ploagb-share bone 3^-

py koometct = pycnometer
Pylaiella Bat (small Phaeophyeeae
SW »T»RT! —Man Phyc. p. 323) »W*
fst^-snnfit piyj anciens word)
pyUngium ^oo(

pylon (1 tower for supporting either
end of a wire as< for a telegraph
line over a Jong span) Wim,
n

pyloric ajf Amtt
pyloric artery X^sft

pyloric caeca Zod PlJ|4(-3*5«
pyforic filter-ptatc ^eof. ^<^5
pyloric gland Jant- Bfafl-afriX
pylonc region Zed- &3Tf-tt^ST
pyloric cpbinclcr ^oet
pylonc atomacli Zed 1^»?7-RTS7»TT
pyloric valve Anet fsiaW vm
pylorus i Zed. ftxHTw- ("Jower part
of the atC)

2 /(»Mt (opening) Jne«<*S?T «.
pyo-pn«umo lliorex ip

pyorrhea 1 m.

2 (pyorrliea alveoUris) n-i

’tf^m (froro*’^)
pyorrhea aJveolans (purulent inflam-
Riation of the sockets of the teeth)
n. (short lor^IIJ?), 'iflTT
m (from

pyorihocaspyortliea
pyoiaIpin\ RVc-tlH't*l n
pyo thorax ^ fX w.
pyraceiie s are-aie-naphtlienc
5gw{*U n
pyramid 1 m

2 (angnlar mound) ^ *’!•

pyramiilat adj. 1
2 Cfwt

pyramulai bugler djuga pyramidalis
pyramidal rrysuls
pyramidal hrmihedral Crptl.
R’XPff*

pyramidal hrmihedral bemimorphle
Cryit

pyramidal bem'morphic class Ciyil.

•Tti^ri^ 9rr
pyramidal mound
pyramidal ossicle Zcol. etl'TTftim/.
pyramidal pile fkfw

pyramidal poplar (Fopafus «ijra
fastigiata)

pyramidal temunaCiOBs ilmeral.

ilTsjr, »ni

pyramidatits Bat. Tax.

"pyramid ’ filter press *11?'

pyramidol brown Col Znd-t^JTfVW
pyramidon=amidopTnne
/-

pyramme orisgc 2C = afflidtBe
orange GG

pyramme yellow C s direct bril-
liant yellow C
pyrsD C&res. wfi x"? n
pyrinodioxin •arfms^fsftfijT /.
pyraoose sfi^g n
f yrsnyl Chm. nfrl^ n-
pyrsrgyriteTT«3fira«. (t for t’W sil-
ver, (or aotimony, (ox
^ sulphide, lor ciflta minsril)
pyrsxiDc (pvetdine 5P=t* -h a«M
) CAfW. /.

pytsaine yellow Cel. Znd. stRMlfl

pyraxmo. (p>ruiae)Ch<tn- gtirr^tft-
pyraao- (pyrarole) Chem sjtixra-
pyraaol aatlirooe yellow Col. Ind.
fitvi

pyriaole (pjrrol + axe- «-}

Cfient. 5«*n?)?5 II.
pyrazoliae CAem spSTraaV/.
pyraaolone CJtem. yai a ?! /.
pyraaol oran-e Cei Iml. 5pnl?r srnff '
pyraaolyl Chem- XJttniTTer n
pyrazotol yellow d GLafast light
yellow

pyrene CAem. n.
pyrene Chen, (carbon tetrachloride
stTitR Hi-fTte) rfl f,

•pyrene Cid. (aa la ; apyrene) ••fW
Pyrenean columbine « Aquilcgu
pyrenaica

pyrene extingnisher jrit-nfirx
pyrenocarp <= [>cri(hecfum 2 Ipeel,
m.

Tjttoocerpete Bd. u fa r tiei n pi.
pyrenoid Biel, (t proteiJ body) An*

Pyritiomye»l»i X198 pyiomeUr

Tyrtnomycclcs Bet (th« flul: long;)

ft pi

pjrrelhri floa = pyr«ltrunl flower
pyrelhriTiJix — pyretlirum root
pjrrethnim = imect powder PAorm.

pyrelhrum extract ftwiT

pyrethrum (lower = pvrelhti flos
= ia»erl flower* = DalmitiiB in-
tect flowers TAarm (pyrotlirom
flower m powder la atod to keep
ewey loaects) ^ SH n
pyrethfuoi root = pyrelhn ridi* =
Spanish pelVitory PJiorm

pyrethnim seeds

pyrelhrum yellow trft9!(9 liij{h bril-
hanee)

pyrene edi (et or pert toj {erar)

pyreiolherapy i (treatment of die-
•as* by tndtttinj {eyerlKtetSiftTO
/

9 ( treatment of (oTer—Dorland ]

pyrex (Qk pyr ‘flre’-l-Lat res ‘kinR'l

pyrex lieaher nflwa <**^0
pyrex |>ols-bead flask Chen etrmn}|-
entVY ftiT

pyrex bottle trfnnni idl
pyrex gltse eiOrnr-^l^
pyrex jlasi tube etP^ra »l^-srTW
pyrexia JXT m

pyrbeliomeler — pyroheliomelef
pyridine (pyrrol + idiisa aa in
tolnidino) Chem. /,

fire)

pyridine base 5 xWt-<t?

pyridine leilint flask ceXr^-^Vei*

pyrid oxtnwademin |{Orv firfhl
pyridyl Chen.

pyriform aJj (harlDc tha form of a
pear)

pynformoryan^ool S»TftTT«Tt wn
pyrimidioe-metadiaaine mrrrJtfl
/•

• pyrin, -pyrme Pkam (a eombinio*
form of anlipytine •mrO /.

pyrile ilineral. amfh« n. (aocieet
word)

pyrile burner tneft».^TX»

pyrite yellow er green ( a eolonr>
yellow^ in hne, of high V bril-
hanee)

pyrithiamiae /•

pyritiaatina inttil4H4 •
pyritohedral clasa Crftt (13 penta-
gonal lacea, as in pjntea) Hltff*
laT^a-n^
pyro. Chen

pyro-antimonate Chem •P**t^3l4lil n.
pyro.arseDie aeidsdiareenioua acid
pyro-bilumiooua atO^
pyro catechol CArm
pyrocMote js^Slftra m (j- lor5'ti*l
catittmi^ for ^Jl^«aleiam,<nr for
«nfle mobat^ n for S®!’ roino-
ral)

pyrochtoite ro lot

ntpxi manganeee, for >?•

■rtg bjdroxide» M lor Sft* mine-

raO

pyrocUtta (riotniot p413l
pyroclaalic nd;- Oeet wfiwtfti*
pyro dark brown Col /ad.

TV

pyro elertiKiiy PAyt W*«W hSt

pyro-gelUieCAree

pyro-gadoi Cbmi

pyro-gellol-eyaoine eulplionio acid
Col /nd erfir Sitnfl gtfl-

fTnertw

pyrogen 1 Ch/n nfr^TWre
ajlfrd 51TOfK»t)«
pyrogene Mark Col Ind
(pyrogeno dyee aro aolplinr dyea)
p. black-brown eininil vm-atl
p blue atfhnR
p blue green *fl^3n ^er-gf^
p brown «i<r^«n vet
p eulch nflinR mnit
p cyanine esihnit gmtft
p dark brown aifbnn Via
p dark green eifi^a vlnv
p deep black tli>VW <m VTIX
p deep line atflrw ertf^lot
p direct blue H^nv«mfwvif|yt
p. direct blue green eliaJe M{bnpr
Wlfw dtw Jivi
p, green etflwv gft
p. grjy wjhrw Xftt
p. Indigo nilwv filsftat
p eliretrfnmftwx?

p orange ar^vnv]^

p violet wPvjTV

p. violet-brown xiTbiyd

VW

p yellow et^aRTst <fhl
p yellow-brown ^tS-VW

pjtogeo free ad^. PAnrm.

TfifW

pyrogenic polymerization VriTriV

pyrolieliomeler n pyrlirliomeler
PAyr (for tnsasnring sun'i heat and
energy) tk^TitluTV n.

Pyrola Pof,(ite epeeiea aro called
ssintergreen)

pyrol black Col Inil (liere and m th»
following worde pjTol=pyrrol)
Qxd^VTfl

p. bUck-brown tjjs^ «|R-Vtt
p. blue ne5?t sfts
p blue black ^-fce|

p brilliant bite). tTTgf *1?

p bronze ^ennctiv
p brown SjssB VW
p brown-olive spin vw SfrvXT
p eerl-on gwn trlvif *
p Jerk brown spnR nffiV V«
p dark green etlan (fr
p deep black genei niT VIA
p direct blue t^i^R etwifim ffisr
p flclJ grey gxH® evr HVS
p green

p navy blue Qcnltvif^ iftvt
p olive vnv^
p orange fpns mlri
p violet Iwown gija

VM

p. yellow gtSadlTT
p yellow brown spHW din ww
pyroligneout acid CAms. VlRtgV
•tztt

pyrolunte J/mcrol »>?Vi>riHl n-
(^C for tflsv manganeia, vil^ (or
fttrte dioxide, -tv tor Rfini mmttal)
pyrolysia CAcm. erTxdtPT n.
pyrolysis furnace vr»^stV-WTT
pyrolysia luU nradtTV-Vtv
pyro raetallnrgy (malallurgy dapei.-
ding on heat ve action) VW VI5*
VtKA

pyro-melamorpbisin Petre^. wfft-
WTlwryei

pyrometer i^Ayi (maaiurea tampera-
tarea, Mp those beyond tba range

pyionxotphite

1199

Fjthagortt thaoiact

of njercanil tliermometirs) HTTT*

p roniorj>hite = freen IfjJ ore
Btferaps (ffi ^leia, lcii> is for

p>ronat brown Ccf /"'f
p. oriD'c Sim

P ml •Iiwjiy
p. mellow KTSBig
p^ron« ( one— 1 « OLD )

IStonetD* B.I Urp«krs lr«4ue'tly
OT burti^l soil tyro fire ~ nrtr«j

r connacoj RTBim^T^TS

P. doiur'tiiuoi 1JB ^r'Snj

1* oanihjl»-J<.>«=P i-on(luens
p>roaior let. /•cu in^TSl/.
pxrouiDo >L«' «n^SI
p\roDiD« orjnjt Ci.f /iiJ
Sim

p}rope l/inrrjf sHs a- (Gk.

pjrophviiie f uv/tftr «• {^* fer
litjnit*. 1*

for wn>. r«l)

p\ropuocK Ilf; «fts3S
pTropboric allov t wftSTSfetrg
p«n>| h<ir«u>B p' ro]iliuci<.
I’jroplioruj Zoc.’ gSSTaiOl
p>ro*j'lio>|'liilc tfcrwu «Pfl-KltSts
p>ti>phu<pl>orK anvl CA^i. sf<s-

p«topl>Tllite (tyro ‘ te '*'S —
pjv'.Vi Itif' *1. i-t*

for m-ertl)

|<cDril tton« STST

p\roi'hT'ilitc = iih>sjIilr
j» rori<.-cinic *c««J = prruiio «ii<l

pjro'ioc C<.i /af /.

PjTO*om» Zo<.« (fyro- ‘cte" s.
'loJt* m— * s<"Ba of Inaii-
nescro* uaia) sf^S^TS-BBTS
P»ro«omata Zxi. {i jborJer) sfrS^ISI-
grm aa-

P>ro*oniitiJj« — PjTt)»omiJj« Zccl.
wftssis-sit rt

Pj rOiomiJjr = PirO'onMU J»e

py ro»t>bite = brnnrjile
prrojtilpnhc t».(lST aiWer.

*. fjj jra^ »-*iinoiy,r. for
•** cne-at)

pTro-aulpliunc 5^»l'm

p^ro-tulpliurrl uRs-^rSlim

ptri>-9u)pi(utvl chloride V^S^rSlfm
S«S

p^rolrt^lIBlt. inatcbei
p\ rotechoT (prodaction and zDaon-
(xetore of firsnorks) viiSiOlHA /.
Pfrothena PafroafcL (the iceisors
were t'-sk]>kk It inelodea the In-
gest of the & jLiaenean U9gn!»ie<>
sar*e of which were nearly at lar'a
as elep*-! its) ^5H?t-nei ei (T^TP*
‘elephait’, si order)

Pi rolbenidae n.

Pxroiheriua ^asrsg-g jrT t
pirotin oraa;e = brilliaii( orange
piroxene ZltmraL (a raetasdieatei
ebietl> of calcium and magnea.ata)
#a. (^S- meCa-« ^IV for
silicate, m* for iciaeral)

pi rosecule msfcsimei.
pi roxooiora Ckrw. ttlhnnyig n
pifosiho Cry’ea ‘woo,! ) «{Bt-sri{i3/

• pirihiaw'pbein.rni^ /

Pirrhoi-orax decs

(they di7cr from the true crons ii
lisTing the bill asd feet brilhaat!)
coloured. The nerJ 5t“CS oecors
n lho5r«^<)

Pi rrliocoridae Z<cL StT m,

Prrrboi-oiie (Ci. nrrics ‘red’ -r
Icrrr "buj* The> ate oftea brightly
coloured tugs) sr^strjw-Tsifi

(istrrior crowa cs goJde i orange
?'IS)

Perrbo.pua Jr»» TOS5iq-X3-T5|
pi rcliolitr (it IS aa iroa safpb. le mol
rs a*rrart<.l bj the eaglet) JiTTS'-
ftT3 n (s-s* for cag’etic

iron, r- for ij-ts salphile. t*
for st^a n.i'-eral)

Pirrhiila Jre» « Sjij.ffrrfs (th*
bir-s n this geaas are chiraeten-
led by a black tail jxc. e^-jrg
occurs ta the as the

rsme of a syarrow)

P. eoropaea juj (r^ti

Euroye)

p; mil-, py rrol.^ Ckria. ^vu'S.
pyrrole (Get pjrro*. from Gt pyrres
Very' -r I.as. dtmn ‘oiO CWw-
5sS«T a. (sps •tro*+^)
prrrelidise Cbm. f;t3>sl /.

pjrrolidone (pyrro’.iioe + .osc)

Cim- SiJlaSi/.

pyrrolidyl (pyrrc.'iiine— -yl) C/wn.
ljuidsit n-

pyrroline CAc^. 5*Ka)/.
pyrrole., pyrrol- CAm. gis-
pyrroyl (pyrrola+ yt, ryfasnben-
rovl) CAcv gujr. ». {-ss as iti
•fpr beozoy!)

pyrrrt (pyrrole + >1, C.H.N) CArm.
Cism a.

pyrrylcBe (pyrrole + -ylcac) SJxSsT^

*.

Pymls Zoet. (Lat- pyram ‘pear’, has.
ing a pearshapei shell) fi'tfUftH-
srrfir

Pyms £oL llktiS SXH (ifrm pear*
IS from Beagali)

P. ana (the oraamesta! tre^. whi.-^
beam, with white loweiJ isy-
gss

P •□cnpana=Sorl>ui turuparia
P. commODis BTSI^

P. main* (apple tree, crab apple)
Twm riwTjt

P. pa.bu (The fruit reacmblet a
miaiature apple- Is becomes foil-
luei by a1>ottS d.i!y or August,
but remains l.arl, with a £rsi
whitish Tcryastriv«Blt’'rs'i B'Sil
Dee., when the I'esh begiat to
rot asd turn black asd ewectish.
NVhes orernpe, tlia fruits are
eagerly deroureil by birds, n-
elttiiag erows— Tr. II lDO-1) CTbV*

P. s«Tbut = Sorbas domesllca
P. tormioalif ^borbtit tormiiulii
P. »anolose=P, pa.dua

pyruTildebvde (pyranc—u.’fcAji.r.

^SfTs.rftmg .31 ei.
pvrurete C\zw^ iftljls a..
pyruTic and CA^n. (obtained by th
drr distilUtios of racemic acii_

.T* r. j a WSW

pymsic elJcbyJe D,{. SlFt^ 5‘5T'
pirutil CAc^»?t^^ tt,
pi rui o-nitnle CAeru sVs9-^fir
perussl CAm. a.

psrslinm CV-a. wfrss-geu
Pytiugoras theorem J/aiA.

( rst u»el n Yeilie fire-altare
F/'t'**! r-omI>«.a)

Pythi^otean bei

Quadruple

uco

Ptthjjort'in (■('JB (.VVkW^j nnfi/fri)
'ira n (B N' M )

let (» joiia* o( w»ter
tnoglis) »j^crw snnfi (Ck nl’mH

‘lo rot -ojiju

Pj.h.om Bot (Gk pvHuBB ‘to rot')

srnft

P <]rl>ar>jnuin (c»a^n a deitme-
live damping oO of asedlinp)
WtiWT'IT^

Q Q Pkft (quantity of eloetneity)

» (abaoluta oniW) *

Wt)

S (praetieal uoita) tn «rr.

llf5«»qT)
q (quart) (9W)
q (quarter) <3 (5^)^)

Q Staltilira (quartUe) Q (^7^)
q (quintal) rtW (rs^lrt)

•tSlaSiHi^ (oegatire profcitulitj) VI

QB (ChKeoa Defleh) V
»«iar-«)

Q G D (Quean a Bench Ditiiiob) TT
h lie') evrtr’a

<J C (Queen a Coun.el) tJ W lie') lig
yr!)

PC' (luarantine check ctatioairi

qwt (fvrNiuiVr’wn)

Q r D (qucxl erat damonitraDdum)

Q F-F (quoJ erat (acienduB) ^eflL

tflfvq.

q g m (qnerter girth meecsrrment)
Jtrntrr V V ffi (vj4-qf?f< aim)
QS (iuaractineitation)ft«n Ifst^Nl.
Wrt)

qt (quart) »V. (<rtV)
qua lin the capacity cO % »

quack (a malieat charlataa) ea^
*!IC
quackerr

quack a.Uer-qoack

quadrangle Oeoiu. 'Tjerm wk.
quadnlileratvq^

P f.raoIpfewf/^'aleiler'JwjTI*
P intrrmcilmmktrtqfiKqqx
P manHltalum
P prntifcrumsqv qqv
P uUimnm •XIR qqc
P texana (rexuHi

pjtlioB anmitii

F^thenomorplta a: Moaaeaarin
PnJeoutciL (had a loug« enakelika
aeal' b»t), a lirardlikn head) It}*

Q

quadranrle or qumlrilatcral qjaqtrt
«rqqt«T>§»

quadrangular trvte En^i*. Rjiilet*

qnailnegutue £er Tax VuiVv
quadrant 1 i/iUV m*

i Surv (an inatrareenl for ariaur*
mg angle) • (ct aeitant I'$«)
5 Dot afW •
quadraoul Ad; q(Pl
qua<lranla) devielton .Saul. QflR

quadrantel error Ph,j gftq ftpgq
qurifranlal triaogle 4tlr<nt Vtu'V
fuuVn

qoa-lraot rlcclromeler Pkyi ^frtr
fe^'UIV

quaJraot rleaelion a/,| jftn ttoTV
quadrat Ptaiat Frol (a aajiiple plot
uacil in ecological tnTectigatioRt
ofiicfi la rectaagutar oraquarei la
abape) R'l'ileiR*!. aiqa^uiV ei
quadrelr A.f; («qaaie< rectangular)

qotdratc ia,aqiiailrair (•one
quadrate Looe Ext. R^evHnfn
quadrtlic equalioB •> equation of
the terooii degree Jtfufd. ftorv
er^CR, qd ttd) XR

quadratic farter J'alk. ft Ri n lq aaer
quadratic tnran Jfatk flVTdVq s«r8
quadratic eurd q^-qrt^
qnadrilo-jugal Adf Xoof (connecting
the quadrat* and jugal konta)

priiria qq?n( wi.

PTTiridae=Ca ntluulae

pjrx roin ffai^-zq {tee pyx trial)

Pyxicoll Zod.

pyuidinm Bo( (a imall box)
Pj-xidinta Bel Wgin
fifs Inal (aanual testing of the ttit
dard of gold and silrer eoiiit) BtIT*

qnadntnte 1 Jfai^ (the proeese of
deteruajniBg araai or of eTaluatieg
lOtegralOlni ftywv.lmw

S dtlron 5(tni •.
quadri>«^ •

quidrirept (enaacle) JmI qjfwt*

W)/

quadnrtliairod/
quadnfoliate od;, Set
quadrifotiaie palnatr leaf fi < *(['■
cqeiu tnPn-qtt

quedriliteral Cron V^igin
quadrilairra) {'nam *7^
quadrifaleral prrainid
quadrillion .tfnjk. I (F.ngtul.)
farfVrtm (a unit with 24 reroa

n)

8 (French and dtoeriean) u*-*!'!*"
n (a unit with 15 xerox n) ^
quidri{<oter epiodle Zcol. RTyV-VJ
quadnlubercular odt
quadrirtle