any other authority ; in contra-distinction to its being rented out. గుత్తదారులు పారిపోయినందున ఇప్పుడుతాలూకా అమానీఅయినది guttadarulu paripoyinanduna ippudu talukaamani ayinadi, As the renters have decamped, the district is now under amanee; immediate management.
అమానుషము amanushamu, adj. Supernatural ; beyond the power of man. s. A miracle.
అమావాస్య amavasya, s. The change of the moon 2. New moon. 3. The day of the new moon.
అమిజీ amiji, vide. అమంజీ amanji.
అమితము amitamu, adj. Immoderate ; boundless; exorbitant; sup- erfluous ; immense ; innumerable.
అమీనా amina, s. A revenue term, dinoting a person who has charge of any thing, and applied to petty revenue officers ; usually to such as are only temporarily employed.
అములు amulu, s. A revenue term, denoting the collection of revenue. అములుపట్టు amulupattu, To seize smuggled goods
అములుదారుడు amuludaruau, ft. A superior revenue officer, employed immediately under a Collector, or Zemindar.
అమూల్యము amulyamu, adj. Invaluable.
అమృతము amritamu, s. The imaginary food of the gods ; ambrosia ; nectar. 2. Water. 3. Clarified butter. 4. Exemption from transmi- gration. 5. Gold. 6. Milk.
అమేధ్యము amedhyamu, adj. Unclean. .9. Human excrement.
అమోఘము amoghamu, adj. Effectual ; infallible ; unerring. 2. Pre- cious, rare.
అమ్మ amma, s. A mother. This word is used as a respectful term of address to females in general ; and, as such, is added to the proper names of women; సీతమ్మ, గౌరమ్మ, లక్ష్మమ్మ sitamma, gauramma, lakshmamma, &c
అమ్మకచెల్ల ammakachella, inter j. Denoting lamentation, pain, fear, or surprize, ah ! alas ! ; because, on such occasions, the Hindoos in- voke their dearest female relatives.
అమ్మకము ammakamu, s. Sale ; the act of selling.
అమ్మవారు ammavaru, s. A female divinity. 2. A village goddess. 3. A familiar appellation for women of the brahmanical caste.4. The small pox. 5. The goddess of the small pox.అమ్మవారుగనిపించు, అమ్మవారు పోయు
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