s. f, Corrupted from the Sanskrit word Váyú. Wind, air; atmosphere:—wá challṉí, v. n. To blow (wind):—wágolá, s. m. Colic:—wájhaloṭṉá, wáwarolá, s. m. A whirl wind:—wá kháṉí, v. a. To take the air:—wá laggṉí, v. n. To get chilled. to feel a draught, to get a breeze:—wá nál laṛṉá, v. n. To fight or be quarrelsome; to pick a quarrel:—wásúl, s. m. Pain in the stomach or bowels arising from wind, colic:—wá waṛiṇg, s. f. A small tree (Myrsine Africana, Nat. Ord. Myrsinaceæ) common in many places in the Himalaya as well as in the Salt Range. In the Panjab Bazars the wáwaṛiṇg used as an anthelmintic for small intestinal worms, appears to be the fruit of this plant. This plant is well worth trying as a bedge in hill stations, as it would look neat, and would stand trimming:—jino dí wá tinháoṇ dá aḍhar. It is in the direction from which the wind comes that one should look for a shelter.—Prov. (V.)