لوہ

लोह loha, vulg. loh, s.m. Iron (either crude or wrought); steel; metal;—a weapon;—blood;—aloe-wood, Agallochum:—lohābhisār (˚ha+abh˚), s.m. Name of a military ceremony performed on the tenth day of the light half of the month Aśvin (this ceremony or lustration of arms was formerly observed by kings before commencing a campaign, but is now usually confined to the domestic decoration and worship of the soldiers' weapons):—loh-bandā, adj. & s.m. (f. -ī), Loaded with iron; ironbound;—an iron-bound club; a life-preserver:—loha-ja, vulg. lohaj, s.m. Bell-metal;—rust of iron;—iron-filings:—loh-jit, s.m. A diamond (lit.'conquering iron' in hardness):—loh-ćun, loh-ćūr, loh-ćūrā, loh-ćūn, loh-ćūrṇ, s.m. Ironfilings:—loh-drāvī, s.f. (lit.'fusing metal'), Borax:—loh-sār, s.f. An iron-mine;—calcined iron:—loha-śalākā, s.f. An iron missile, iron dart, etc.:—loha-kār, s.m. (f. -ī), A worker in iron, an iron-smith, a blacksmith; a lock-smith; a cutler (see lohār):—loh-kānt, s.m. The loadstone, a magnet:—loh-kiṭṭ, s.m. Rust of iron, iron-filings:—loh-kanṭak, s.m. A kind of thorny shrub, Vanguiera spinosa:—loh-lāṭh, s.m. An iron mace or club:—loh-mārak, s.m. (calcining metal') The plant Achyranthes triandra:—loh may, adj. Made of iron, composed or consisting of iron, iron; abounding in iron.