| āmā | आमा | ā-√ 2. mā P. (Pot. -mimīyāt, [Kāṭh. xix, 13]) to bleat at. |
| āmād | आमाद् | āmā́d mfn. eating raw flesh or food, [RV. x, 87, 7]; [AV. xi, 10, 8]; [VS.]; [ŚBr.] (āmādya n. the state of eating raw flesh.) |
| āmādya | आमाद्य | n., the state of eating raw flesh. |
| āmānna | आमान्न | n. undressed rice. |
| āmātya | आमात्य | m. (= amātya, q.v.), a minister, counsellor, [L.] |
| āmāśaya | आमाशय | m. the receptacle of the undigested food, the upper part of the belly as far as the navel, stomach, [MBh.]; [Yājñ.]; [Suśr.] |
| āmājīrṇa | आमाजीर्ण | ā—°mājīrṇa n. a partic. form of indigestion, [Bhpr.] |
| āmānasya | आमानस्य | āmanasya and n. (fr. a-manas), pain, suffering, [L.] |
| āmāvāsya | आमावास्य | āmāvāsyá mfn. (fr. amā-vāsyā, g. saṃdhivelādi, [Pāṇ. iv, 3, 16]), belonging to the new moon or its festival, [ŚBr.]; [AitBr.] |
| born at the time of new moon, [Pāṇ. iv, 3, 30] |
| āmāvāsyá (am), n. the new moon oblation. |
| āmātisāra | आमातिसार | m. dysentery or diarrhoea produced by vitiated mucus in the abdomen (the excretion being mixed with hard and fetid matter), [Suśr.] |
| āmātisārin | आमातिसारिन् | mfn. afflicted with the above disease. |
| āmāvāsyavidha | आमावास्यविध | āmāvāsyávidha mfn. belonging to the new moon, occurring at the time of new moon, [ŚBr.] |