a, Corrupted from the Sanskrit word Alaksh. Indefinite, invisible, imperceptible;—s. m. One of the titles of God; a form of salutation among a class of mendicants (jogís):—alakkh jáge. Lit. the invisible. May one watch over thee; or may God spring up in your hearts, (a cry uttered by jogís in begging:—alakkh jagáuṉá, v. a. lit. to invoke the invisible; to utter the cry (alakkh jáge); to ask alms in the name of God:—alakkh dhárí or dháran, s. f. A person who acknowledges no deity but Brahm.