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آلا आला ālā

H آلا आला ālā [S. आर्द्र+कः], adj. (f. -ī), Wet, damp moist, saturated (especially with rain); running (as a sore).

آلا आला ālā

H آلا आला ālā [S. आवाला], s.m. Basin for water round the foot of a tree.

آلا आला ālā

H آلا आला ālā, s.m. The name of a certain Hindū hero and poet (from whom a species of poetry takes its name,—also written āihā); a song about Álā and Udal; a ballad; a heroic poem:—ālā gānā (apnā), To tell one's own story; to blow one's own trumpet; to tell a long story (of, -kā), to dwell on a subject.

آلا आला ālā

H آلا आला ālā [S. आलय], s.m. A small recess in a pillar or wall for holding a lamp, &c.; niche; receptacle.

آلو ālū

P آلو ālū [=S. आलु], s.m. Plum, prune:—(in Urdū the word generally occurs in comp. e.g.) ālū-buḵẖārā, s.m. Buḵẖārā or Persian plum; dried plum; prune; damson:—shaft-ālū, s.m. A peach, lit. 'the rough plum.'