A Dictionary, Gujarati and English - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 edition. Excerpt: ...lips &c.: to fret--the skin by a blister. 3 To emit a sound and give pain--hair when twitched out or smartly combed. 1S Jri, V. a. To toss about with violent agitation; to flounce; to flounder. 2 To fume and chafe; to stamp and storm. rt-S ilij m. Violent stamping and storming; fuming.chafing. (1 il, /. A violent tossing about or struggling. 'l-J'Sj " A water-melon, cv-iirbita cilricUvs. 'l-il-ji, . (An imitative and fanciful formation from fl.S! rt! but very expressive, of unlimited application, and of universal currency.) A sounding blow or stroke; whack! whack! crack! crack!; the bustle, briskness, din and clamour (of an extensive business); clash, clatter; force, sharpness, severity, intonseness; the animated course or full flow (of reading &c.) See H4lit.--Mi USIU, At a stretch; at a go or run; by one vigorous aud unpnusiDg effort. rlilil, m. A stroke of good fortune, profit.,01" gain, good luck. n'd', v.a. (Fr. nj, A string.) To draw or lead in blind confidence; lo allure deceitfully; to inveigle, wheedle, gull. l1Vi, v.n. To split, splinter, crack, crackle, rtij, in. S. A thread or string; and, freely, a chord, a wire, a strip (as of leather, bark &c), m a. fibre, filament, capillament, a tendril, a thread-like worm &c-(fl'ljTo spread or stretch, Unadi affix ii) rtflil, /. A trumpet. dtilvl, w. S. At that time; also instantly or immediately (fla That & 5(i/) Time.). rlTH, n. S. Essential nature, the real nature of the human soul considered as one and _ the same with the divine spirit animating the universe: the philosophical etymology "of this word best explains its meaning, fli That, that divine being, and Thou, that very God art thou. 2 A name or...