s. m, Corrupted from the Persian word Árám. Rest, repose, quiet, ease, relief, comfort, convenience; well-being, health; easy condition or circumstances, competency:—arám cháhuṉá, v. n. To desire repose, need rest:—arám deṉá, v. a. To afford relief; to ease, appease, relieve; to comfort, soothe; to restore to health, cure, heal:—arám honṉá or hojáṉá, v. n. To derive ease, comfort, convenience, &c., to become well; to become better; to recover:—arám karná or kardeṉá, v. a. To restore to health, cure, to heal:—arám karná or lainá, v. n. To take rest; to recover from fatigue, &c to rest, repose, lie down, sleep; to loll; to be idle; to live at ease, enjoyment:—arám nál, ad. With ease, easily; at one's ease, at leisure, comfortably, conveniently, without pain or anxiety:—arám páuṉá, v. n. To obtain ease, relief, comfort, &c., to find rest, repose, and become quiet, to recover, get well.