1. َلِ-
ali- m. Biene (kl. +; ınschr ali-), alin- m dss (Pur), alini- f Bienenweibchen (kl), ali- m. Biene, Skorpion (Lex); vgl. ala- n. Stachel des Skorpions (Lex; — Pat säda- "having a point or sting [as a stick, a scorpion &c.]) - Mı., ni, pä. allm Skorpion, alin’- f. Bienenweibchen, mth. a/ Made, u 2 (Tu 716, mil Verweisen) - Weist auf *adi-/*ada- zuruck, *ad’ < *d’,vgl gr &pörcf Pfeilspitze, Stachel’ (H Lüders, Fs Kuhn … — [Mayrhofer, s.v. ali-, p. 50]
2. älu-
älu- n eine Art Ebenhol (Lex ); äluka-m dss. (Lex) - Drav. (ta. är u a. ‘common mountain ebony’, DED? 35a)? alu-, äluka- n. die eßbare Wurzel von Amorphophallus campanulatus (Susr, u.a; s Das, Lebensspanne 140, 430); aluktf eine Wurzel-Art (Bhävapr), äruka-n dıe Frucht einer IIeılPflanze (l.ex) - Mi, nı, pä alu(ka)- n Amorphophallus campanulatus, usw. (Tu[Add] 1388; — Tu 1389) - Nicht klar Schwerlich urverwandt mit … — [Mayrhofer, s.v. älu-, p. 59]
3. َل
al cl. 1. P. alati, to adorn, L. ; to be competent or able, L. ; to prevent, L. [The root is evidently invented for the derivation of alam, q.v. ]
4. َلَم
alam ind. (later form of aram, q.v. ), enough, sufficient, adequate, equal to, competent, able. (alam may govern a dat. [jīvitavai ( Ved. Inf. dat. ) alam, AV. vi, 109, 1 , or alaṃjīvanāya, Mn. xi, 76 , &c., sufficient for living] or Inf. [ Pāṇ. ii, 4, 66 ; alaṃvijñātum ‘able to conceive’, Nir. ii, 3 ] or instr. [ Pāṇ. ii, 3, 27 ; Siddh. ; alaṃśaṅkayā, enough i.e. away with fear!] or gen. [alaṃprajāyāḥ, capable of obtaining progeny, PBr. ] or may be used with the fut. [alaṃhaniṣyati, he will be able to kill, Pāṇ. iii, 3, 154 , Sch. ] or with an ind. [ Pāṇ. iii, 4, 18 ; alaṃbhuktvā, enough of eating i.e. do not eat more, alaṃvicārya, enough of consideration].)
5. alaṃ
alaṃ (in comp. for alam).