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انگاري अंगारी angārī

H انگاري अंगारी angārī, s.f. dim. of angārā, q.v.

انگارا अंगारा angārā

H انگارا अंगारा angārā [S. अङ्गारकः], = H انگار अंगार angār [S. अङ्गार], s.m. Heated charcoal, a live coal, fire, firebrand, a bit of fire, cinder, spark; burning matter; charcoal; Tuesday:—angār-par (or angāroṅ-par) loṭnā, To roll on fire (as a religious austerity); to be very restless or disquieted, to lie (as it were) on thorns; to burn with rage, envy, or jealousy:—angāre barasnā, To rain sparks of fire, to rain fire:—angāre-kā kīṛā, s.m. The salamander.

انگوري angūrī

P انگوري angūrī, adj. Of or belonging to the grape:—angūrī bāg, s.m. Vineyard.

انگڙائي अंगड़ाई angṛāʼī v.n. of angṛānā

H انگڙائي अंगड़ाई angṛāʼī (v.n. of angṛānā), s.f. Twisting or stretching the limbs (especially the upper members); yawning:—angṛāʼī toṛnā, To stretch oneself, or to yawn, so as to impart the desire to do likewise to another (which is disapproved of):—angṛāʼī lenā, To stretch the limbs, to endeavour to shake off drowsiness; to yawn (=angṛānā).

انگاري अंगारी angārī

H انگاري अंगारी angārī [S. अङ्गारिका], s.f. A small fire-pan; chafing-dish, brazier, a small stove (syn. angeṭhī).