Antyadhana Arıstanēmi Arbula Arjuna Asita Ašāka Aundra-Aundraphala Āvale Ayana Biga Bhaga Bhāgabhāga Bhā gabhyā sa Bhagahara.. Bhagamatr Bhaga nubandha Bhaga pava ha Bhagasa mwanya Bhajya Bhara
Bhinnadriya ... ... APPENDIX II. The last term of a series in geometrical progression. \tom or article See stanzas 25 to 27, Chapter I and table 1, Appendix IV. Name of a Jauna sami, one of the 24 Tithankaras. Name of the eleventh place in notation. Name of a tree, Terminalua lojuna, W. & A. .. 297 arithmetical or Name of a tree, (sleg Tomentosa. Name of a tree, Junesia -oha Roch. A kind of approximate measure of the cubical con- tents of an excavation or of a solid. See note to VIII-2 This kind of approximate measure is called Anttra by Brahmagupta. A measure of time. Fide Table 2, Appendix IV. do. Do. Laterally seed here it is used to donote a set of two positive integers with the aid of the product and the squares whereof, as forming the measure of the sides, a right angled tiangle may be cons- tructed V'de note to VII--20. A measure of base metals. Fide Table 6, 4ppendix. A simple fraction. A variety of miscellaneous problems on fractions. See note to IV -3. A complex fraction A variety of miscellaneous problems on fiactions. See note to IV-3. Division. Fractions consisting of two or more of the varieties of Bhaga, I'rabhaga, Bhagabhaga, Bhaganubandha, and Bh7qipaodha fractions. See note to [II-138. Fractions in association. Vide note to III- 113 Dissociated fractions. See note to III-126. A variety of miscellaneous problems on fractions. See note to IV-3. The middle one of the three places forming the cube root group; that which has to be divided. See note to II-53 and 54. A measure of baser metals Vide Table 6, Appendix IV. A variety of miscellaneous problems on fractions. See note to IV-3. 38
