aMjaliH [ aMj-ali Uṇ. 4. 2 ] 1 A cavity formed by folding and joining the open hands together, the hollow of the hands; hence, a cavity-ful of anything (changed to aMjala or °li after dvi and tri in dvigu comp. , P. V. 4. 102 ); na vAryaMjalinA pibet Ms. 4. 63 ; supUro mUzikAMjaMliH Pt. 1. 25 ; araRyabIjAMjalidAnalAlitAH Ku. 5. 15 ; prakIrRaH puzpARAM haricaraRayoraMjAleraMyaM Ve. 1. 1 a cavityful of flowers; so jalasyAMjalayo daSa Y. 3. 105 10 cavity-fuls or libations of water; SravaRAMjalipuwapeyaM Ve. 1. 4 to be drunk by the cavity of the ear; aMjaliM rac, baMD, kf or ADA fold the hands together and raise them to the head in supplication or salutation; badDaH kAtaryAdaraviMdakuqmalaniBo mugDaH praRAmAMjaliH U. 3. 37. 2 Hence a mark of respect or salutation; kaH SakreRa kftaM necCedaDimUrDAnamaMjalim Bk. 8. 84 ; baDyatAmaBayayAcanAMjaliH R. 11. 78. 3 A measure of corn = kuqava ; another measure = prasfta , or one-half of a mAnikA . Comp. — karman n. folding the hands, respectful salutation; lubDamarTena gfhRIyAt krudDaM cAMjalikarmaRA Chāṇ. 33. — kArikA 1 an earthen doll making the aMjali (?). 2 N. of a plant, Mimosa Pudica ( lajjAlu ). — puwaH-waM the cavity formed by joining the hands together; hollowed palms of the hand.