296 APPENDIX II. SANSKRIT WORDS USED IN THE TRANSLATION AND THEIR EXPLANATION. Abddhd Adhakcg Adhoo Segment of a struight line forming the base of a triangle or a quadrilateral A measure of grain. Vide Table B, Appendix I. The vertical space required for presenting bhe long. and the short syllables of all the possible varieties of metre with any given number of syllables, bhe bpace required for the symbol of a short or a long syllable being one digula and the intervening space between each variety being also an digun See note to VI–838] to 836] Raoh term of a peries in arithmetioal progression in conceived to consist of the sum of the first term and a multiple of the common difference. The sum of all the first terms is called the Adidharma. See note to II-68 and 64. The sum of a series in arithmetical progression combined with the first term thereof. see note Added Adimikrodhana to II-80 to 82. Agory Ama-gitasur Amighourse Arika Aihomic Ai€o®orge Aga-Gastre Angola A kind of fragrant wood; Angris agalocha. A kind of sorrel ; Bame assicaris Name of a king; it : one who showers down truly useful rain. A measure of weight in relation to meta8See Table 6, Appendix IV. Equare root of a fractional part. See note to IV-8. Bquare of a fraotional part. See note to IV-8. An auxiliary cience A measure of length ; fingor measure. See I-5 to 29 also 'able 1, Appendix IV. Inner perpendioular ; the neasure of a string anpended from the point of intersection of two strings stretched from the top of two pillars to a point in the line passing through the bottom of both the pillars, Ardedambaka
