s. f, The Jequirty; a small slender climber (Abrus precatorius, Nat. Ord. Leguminosæ) growing in the hills and in the plains, in the east of the province used as a weight, (i. q. Rattak); they are used medicinally, being applied for fistula in Hindi medicine; a weight the eighth part of a Mássá being equivalent to eight grains of rice; fortune, destiny:—rattí bhar, rattí ku, a. Weighing one Rattí; very little:—rattíwál, a. Fortunate, happy, prosperous.