রোবস্থ corso, s. a purging by stool, a looseness; cogfö, s. a quarter rupee. [respiration. coil, a. impassionate, obstinate, head strong, vile, base, wicked. cguil, v. a. to please, to gratify: s. a boy who serves a mason, a remnant. casts, s. a quilt, a bed quilt. Cossíso, s. a gratifying: a gratified. রেণু, or রেণুক, 5, dust, sand, an atom, the pollen of a flower. [charge of semen. Cg G2, s. semen; sand; -zi ER, —EFR, discoso, s. semen, the seminal fluid. czīst, a. sandy: s. sandy land, a sandbank. Corof, s, the wards of a lock. cos-F, s, the letter of, or the symbol (). cozo, s, the name of an ancient king. coszot, s. the wife of Balarám; the last mansion of the Hindu zodiac. cosal, s. a name of the Narmadá river. *Cosassi, s. a usage, custom, fashion; fat. Grga, s. the lowing of kine. (bráhmans. groom, a uninvited, uncalled: s. a class of Cosos, gossil, s, plenty, a multitude, resort. *co off, s, fibres in ripe mangoes or other Cosoftwigs, a fibrous, stringy. [fruits. *Czr:Hz R, s. a bribe; -gotist, he who takes czy HzIŠt, s. one who takes bribes. [bribes. *Corris, s. silk. Coit, a. silken, of silk. *Cosmit51, s. a mission; a troop of horse. czy FitzHTITIzr, s. the commander of a resálá. tor, s, wealth, riches, a post erected in the midst of a pond when it is consecrated. Così, v. a. to sow, to plant; to cry. [rice). costol, cosioiso, a. planted (applied to cặrā, s. Eng. a patrol, a round. - costol, S. hair of the body, or of a beast. cărătory, s. a kind of boil of the body. Cosso, v. a. to stop, hinder, prevent, to obstruct, withstand, ward off, to bore. Cosío, S. ready cash; an incision, a blemish. Cosfog, s. a cash-book. [banker. gtzofoil, s, a cash-keeper, a treasurer, a C#Tool, S. prevention; a letter, short note: v. a. to provoke to anger; vide রোক Cossota, s. the provoking one to anger, hindering or obstructing of a thing. &Togolio, s, ready money, cash. [ 326 ) রোম costofot, s. a sale for ready money. *Coss-scotto, s. a dismissal, a discharge. Cosfossos, a. passionate, peevish, cross. Cossos, disease, illness, distemper, sickness. ostososo, a, taken ill, diseased. [mish. CHİssa, s. varnish, colour, paint;-F, tovarcosts offs, s, the alleviation of disease. Cossosriostos, s. communication of a disease. Cosfosso, a, curing disease. [sickly. রোগ, রোগাম্বিত, রোগাৰ, a. diseased, ill, costfäßl, s. diseased state, illness, sickness. costsst, sick, ill, diseased, sickly: a patient. costbo, a gratifying, pleasant, agreeable, exciting appetite, savoury. CostS-1, s. an approval, persuasion; the exciting of appetite; a pigment. costför, s, light, splendour, brightness. *cars, s, a day; -offs, service, earning; -assist, he who earns; -otsi, a daybook, ajournal;-ç3[f şi, daily, every day. *cost $1, s. a voluntary fast. [baker. cgio, catfäal, s. bread, a loaf; -grail, a coston, s. a weeping, a wailing, a lamenting, a crying; -o, to weep, cry, lament. Catnitz, a. proper to be wept over or beCoffs, a weeping, wept, cried. [wailed. CătăAI, Costăţi, a that may be hindered, obstructed, blockaded or besieged. Cossoil, s. a besieger, one who blockades a place, one who hinders or obstructs. corso, v. a. to obstruct, block up, besiege. Cossa, s. a hindrance, obstruction, obstacle, blockade of a port or city, an embargo, a prohibition, stoppage. [ing. Corso, prohibitory, obstructing, blockadCossosz, s. the fencing round a place, a be sieging, a blockading, an obstructing. costfoss, a blockaded, obstructed, stopped, shut up, hindered, besieged. [seedsman. costofo, a. planting: s. a planter, sower, costoia, s. the planting of trees, the fixing of a stake or pole in the ground. costvieiososo, s. a person who plants: costojáts, a fit to be planted or sown. costfoss, a. sown, planted, inserted, fixed. costs, s. the hair of the body, or of a beast; down, pubes, the map of cloth, wool.
