agrā अग्रा ágrā f. [scil. rekhā] measure of amplitude (i.e. the distance from the extremity of the gnomon-shadow to the line of the equinoctial shadow), [Sūryas.] agrāṃśa अग्रांश agra—bhāga (or ), m. fore part; (in astron.) degree of amplitude, [L.] = agra-bhāga. agrāṃśu अग्रांशु m. the end of a ray of light, the focal point. agrāgra अग्राग्र mf(A)n. pointed in front, [ĀpŚr.] agrāhin अग्राहिन् a-grāhin mfn. not taking, not holding (said of a leech and of tools), [Suśr.] agrāhya अग्राह्य a-grāhya mfn. not to be conceived or perceived or obtained or admitted or trusted, to be rejected. agrāmya अग्राम्य a-grāmya mfn. not rustic, town-made not tame, wild. agrānta अग्रान्त m. or n. the product added to the ultimate term, [Col.] agrāśana अग्राशन mfn. eating before another (abl.), [MārkP.] agrādvan अग्राद्वन् mfn. having precedence in eating, [RV. vi, 69, 6.] agrākṣan अग्राक्षन् n. a side-look, [R.] agrānīka अग्रानीक n. the front of an army, vanguard, [Mn.] &c. agrāsana अग्रासन n. seat of honour. agrāṅguli अग्राङ्गुलि m. the finger-tip. agrāhyaka अग्राह्यक a-grāhyaka mfn. not to be perceived, impalpable, [MBh.] agrāyaṇīya अग्रायणीय n. title of the second of the fourteen oldest (but lost) Jaina books, called Pūrvas.