अकाल akāl

AKÁL ਅਕਾਲ a. (S.) A prio. kál time; also death. Out of time, untimely, unseasonable, immortal, (a title of God)—Akál Buṇggá, s. m. (lit, pavilion of immortality.) A place of the 6th Gurú of the Sikhs at Amritsar opposite to the entrance of the Golden Temple, where the pauhal the Sikh rite of baptism is administered to converts—akál maut or mirt, s. f. An untimely death, unnatural death; sudden death:—akál mirtí, s. m. One who dies an untimely death:—akál múrat or purkh, s. m. The immortal one, (God.):—Akál purkh ko chhád, ke bhaje dev ko aur; janam janam bharmat phire lai ná sukh kí ihaur. One who worships another god save the immortal one, (i. e God), falls into transmigration of souls and finds no place of rest.

काल kāl (sanskrit)

Time, period, age, era, season.
Destiny, end, death, famine, calamity.
(mythology) Kāla, epith. of Yama-Mṛtyu, the god of Death, in his aspect of destructive Time.