s. m, Corrupted from the Hindì word Aṇdhá. A blind man:—annhá waṇḍe shírní muṛ ghiṛ ápneáṇ núṇ de. A blind man distributes, sweetmeats and gives over and over again to his own relatives and acquaintances.—Prov. used of a man who shows partiality:—a. Blind:—annhá banáuṉá or karná, v. a. To put one's eyes out; throw dust in one's eyes; befool, deceive:—annhá hoṉá, or hojáṉá, v. n. To be or become blind; to lose one's sight; not to see; to close or shut one's eyes; to look another way, to pretend not to see.