careless. ogsforo, a. indolent, lazy, অজঘন্য, a. irreprehensible, unblamable. siga, a. invincible, unconquerable. room, a, unsuccessful in war. soft, s, the name of a plant. <rgã, a incessant, continual. [ture. stgil, s. a she-goat, Matter, or plastie nasigifsfar, s. vide stg5f£; a small plant.* on sta, a unacquainted with. [sickness. фsista,a without aparamour: s.disease, **{{1, & pay for labour. o, a. invincible, unconquerable. o, a. ignorant, unwise, uninformed. stol, s, ignorance, want of knowledge. of 5, a. unknown, unacquainted with. *Toroforos, s. a bastard. [a thing. of ossos, a. without the knowledge of Rosco, ad. unperceivedly, by stealth. *Toto, a. ignorant, unlearned, unwise: 3. ignorance, false knowledge, wrong idea. ofaş3, ad. unwisely, ignorantly. oùfox, a. most ignorant. [ledge. oùtrol, g. ignorance, a want of know&fnofo, ad ignorantly, erroneously. otät, a, unwise, ignorant, unlearned. Sofo, ad. foolishly, unwisely. SIC GHI, a. incomprehensible. SI333s, a free from decrepitude, distress, ogotá, a. incombustible. [or disease. o, s. a border, outskirt, apartorquar ter of a town or any place, a district. Soon, s. collyrium, calcined antimony used as a pigment for the eyes. ol, s. a species of lizard; the mother of the monkey god Hanumán. [joined. roof, s, two handsful, both open hands **I*, *, a supply, the finishing of any *Toto, s. a guava; a fig, fig-tree.[thing. sūfa; E, a. untwanged. sūsi, a.incontrovertible, immovable,unchangeable, irrevocable, irrefragable. oùool, s. an irrefragable argument. si Gē, a. unbroken, uninjured. Socioso, a not dented, smooth, even. sỹ *I>ĩ,8.a horselaugh, roar of laughter. oisotol, s, a house, a palace. [movable. SCEF,a. unanswerable, irrefragable, im আর্তী 5 | sty**ori, s. an unanswerable argumen. or, ongos, e. a species of pulse.” Ross, s. an atom, a particle. [eggs. অণ্ড, s. an egg, roe, spawn; -2 Ha, tolay roots, e. the universe. srostosta, s. a testicle. *I‘so,a produced from an egg, oviparous. *I*T*, *, the loss of firmness thro' fear. *I'ssors, a. oval, elliptical: s. an ellipsis, **atyfè, a. idem. [an oval. *[5:offs, ad. afterwards, hereafter. ST54G, conj. therefore, wherefore. o, a, bottomless: e. the first of theinfernal spheres or worlds of the Hindus. off, a. unfathomable, bottomless. oit, e. flax (Linum usitatissimum). sist, prep. prefixed to a word it conveys the idea of excess, usually expressed by the words very, exceedingly. ofoto, a gigantic, huge. sist FSI, s. outrage, tyranny, transgression, exceeding of prescribed bounds. wfossa, s. a transgressing, the surpass ing or exceeding of a thing. Sisoist, a. outrageous, transgressing: 8. a tyrant, a transgressor. *Isofol, s. a guest, a stranger. sts&forgott, a. inhospitable. of foto, a. devoted to guests. sfosotetsä1, 8, a house for guests. ofofocaros, a. hospitable. Rosoftcoal, s. hospitality. <yfëzfa, a. excessive, exceeding, immoderate: ad. excessively, exceedingly. ofoss, e. prodigality, profusion. sts;zyżst, a. prodigal: g. a spendthrift. Rossoff, a. superabounding, excessive. issoczzo, s, a surplus, excess. ofoto, a much, exceeding, excessive, great: ad exceedingly, excessively. sts: “It’s for s, garrulity, talkativeness. of ess, a fatigue, weariness. ofessit, a laborious, plodding. *Isoeto,a excessively fatigued, wearied. of asg, otos;s, s. a diarrhoea, dysenots, a. past, elapsed, gone. [tery. sIÈϥοÎ, s, iu gram. the preter tense.
