آگا

आगा āgā[S. अम+कः], s.m. Front, forepart, fore-ground; forehead; countenance, face; the private parts; space in front of a house; forepart of a turband; head or fore-part of a ship or boat; van, vanguard; first charge or assault, onset; that which is gone before, the past (time); that which is before, the future, the morrow, hereafter:—āgābhārīhonā, Lit. 'To be heavy in the front'; to be pregnant; to be rough, uneven or dangerous (a road):—āgā-pīćhā, s.m. Front and stern, the private parts (of the body); the cloth forming the fore and back part of a jāma from the neck to the waist; hesitation, vacillation:—āgā-pīćhādekhnā, To look before and behind; to be cautious, to take care, consider well:—āgā-pīćhāsoćnā, To consider well the past and the future, etc., to think about, reflect, deliberate:—āgā-pīćhākarnā(-kā), To go after (one), hang about (one), dog one's steps; to hesitate, waver, vacillate, boggle, demur, stand shilly-shally:—āgā-tāgālenā(-kā), To look after, attend to; to question; to call to account:—āgāsambhālnā, āgālenā(-kā), To go forwards, to proceed, advance; to come forward; to take the lead; to bark (a dog) on the approach of a stranger:—āgāmārnā(-kā), To attack or strike in front; to attack the vanguard (of an army).