s. f. (A.), ) Wisdom, intelligence, sense, reason, intellect, understanding, mind, knowledge, opinion:—akl chakkar kháná, v. n. To be at one's wit's end; to be confused or distracted:—akl dá annhá, s. m. lit. Blind to sense. a fool, blockhead:—akl dá púrá, s. m. (Ironic.) A fool, blockhead.—akl de ḍambh lagáuṉá or ghoṛe doṛáne, v. n. To use one's sense; to form vain fancies or theories; to theorize:—akl deṉá, v. n. To give sense to, to instruct, counsel:—akl de nauṇh laháuṉá, lit. To cut or pare the nails of understanding; to act carefully and judiciously, to sharpen wits:—akl doṛáuṉá or kharch karná, v. n. To use one's sense; exercise one's powers, to act wisely; to consider, think:—akl máre jáṉá, v. n. To lose sense or understanding; to be out of one's wits; to act carelessly:—akl baṇd or akl maṇd or akl waṇd, a. Wise, sensible, intelligent, having a good understanding:—akl baṇdí or akl mandí or akl waṇdí, s. f. Wisdom, sound sense, a good understanding, sagacity, discretion, ingenuity, cleverness.