(p. 75) arka the sun; crystal; a ray or beam of light; sunrays; light; the sun-plant, the swallow-wort (অর্কপত্র). ̃প্রিয়া n. a kind of china rose. ̃বর্ষ n. the solar year. ̃বৃক্ষ n. the margosa-tree. 12)

(p. 75) argala a bolt, a bar; a hindrance, an obstacle, a barrier. 13)

(p. 75) arghya offerings, sacrifice, altarage; presents and address with which an honourable person is received; anything offered in homage (to). 16)

(p. 75) argha1 price, cost, value. 14)

(p. 75) argha2 worship; offerings. 15)

(p. 75) arcaka a worshipper; a priest; a communicant. 17)

(p. 75) arcana, arcanā worship; cult; adoration; homage. অর্চনা করা v. to worship; to adore; to pay homage to. অর্চনীয় a. one who or that which should be or is to be worshipped; worshipful; adorable; honourable; venerable, reverend. 18)

(p. 75) arcā an idol; worship (used as a correlative of পূজা as in পূজাঅর্চা). v. (poet.) to worship. 19)

(p. 75) arci, arciḥ a flame; glow; heat. 20)

(p. 75) arcita worshipped; adored; honoured. 21)

(p. 75) arciṣmāna glowing, beaming. n. the sun. 22)

(p. 75) arcya var. of অর্চনীয় । 23)

(p. 75) arjaka one who earns or acquires or attains. 24)

(p. 75) arjana earning or acquiring or attaining; that which is earned or acquired or attained; acquisition, attainment; gain. অর্জন করা v. to earn, to acquire, to attain; to gain. 25)

(p. 75) arjita earned, acquired; attained. 27)

(p. 75) arjuna a stye on the eyelid; a kind of tree (the juice of its bark is used as a cordial medicine;—cp. foxglove, digitalis). 28)

(p. 75) arjaẏitā var. of অর্জক । 26)

(p. 75) arḍāri ordered for, indented; made to order; sent in accordance with order or indent. 30)

(p. 75) arṇaba an ocean, a sea. ̃পোত, ̃যান n. a sea-going vessel or ship. 29)

(p. 75) arthāt that is to say, that is, signifying that. 33)

(p. 75) arthāntara difference in interpretation; a different interpretation; another or a different meaning or significance. ̃ন্যাস n. (rhet.) a figure of speech which corroborates the general by the particular or the particular by the general or the cause by the effect or the effect by the cause, corroboration. 34)

(p. 75) arthāpatti (log.) a circumstantial source of proof, a kind of inference; presumption; (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to metonymy. 35)

(p. 75) arthābhāba lack or want of money; paucity of fund.

(p. 77) arthi-pratyarthī the accuser and the accused, the plaintiff and the defendant. 3)

(p. 77) arthita one of whom anything is asked or begged; that which is asked for or begged. 2)