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آك आक āk

H آك आक āk, s.m. A sprout of sugar-cane (cf. ankur).

آك आक āk

H آك आक āk [S. अर्क], s.m. Curled, flowered, gigantic swallow-wort, Calotropis gigantea (syn. madār).

اوك ओक ok

H اوك ओक ok [S. वम+क], s.f. Sickness of the stomach, vomiting; vomit (see ubkāʼī).

اك इक ik contr. from ايك ek, and used in compn.

H اك इक ik (contr. from ايك ek, and used in compn.), adj. One:—ik-ang, s.m. Either of the dishes of a pair of scales:—ik-bār (also ek-bār), adv. Once:—ik-pećā, ik-peṅćā, s.m. An ornament for the head:—ik-tak, ik-ṭak, adj. Fixed, staring (look or eyes):—ik-ṭhāṅ, adv. In one place, together, united:—ik-ṭhaurā, adj. Idem:—ik-ćit, adj. & adv. Of one mind, unanimous, unwavering, without wavering:—ik-ćhat rāj (or rājya), s.m. Universal sway or rule:—ik-ćhat rāj karnā, v.t. To exercise universal sway:—ik-sār, ik-sāṅ, adj. Even, level, plane; equal; similar, same; resembling (=yak-sāṅ):—iksār karnā, v.t. To make even, level, smooth, plane; to dig and plough:—ik-laṛā, adj. One-stringed (necklace).

اوك ओक ok

H اوك ओक ok [S. पानक? or उदक], s.m. Draught of water, &c. from the hollow of the hand; the palm hollowed to drink from (syn. ćullū).