kohls, antimonies

nausea, vomiting, retching, throwing up

the old pronunciation of 'aql' wisdom, intellect, sense

a person with many moles on the face

cholera

child's rattle

selfish

vomiting, cholera morbus

become intimate, form a friendship

moral vales, ethics, virtues, norms, manners and etiquettes,

injurious to morals, immoral, unethical

moral baseness, meanness, lack of moral principles, bad character, wickedness, shamelessness,

evil habits or manners, lewdness, immorality

plural of 'Khulq' but used in Urdu as singular

bad ethics, bad conduct

bad ethics, bad conduct

laudable or praiseworthy morals and manners

treating with courtesy and dignity, to welcome

of or related to morals, ethical, relating to morality

wise, intelligent

expose oneself to danger

very old, older,(comparatively) ancient

grandchildren, descendants, heirs, offspring

morally

high standard of etiquette

ethics, morality, moral code

sincerity, loyalty

regard, be friendly with, love, be sincere

regard, be friendly with, love, be sincere

when one has exposed oneself to danger, one should not fear the consequences, come what may, whatever the consequences

bud or the upper stem of a sugar cane

mortar for pounding grain, etc.

a wooden mortar to pound (hammer) grains, alembic

throw up, vomit

affectionate, intimate, true and genuine friend

sincerity, affection, love, friendliness

(lexical) hindrance, obstruction

the four humours of man (which were regarded by the ancients as the constituents of his composition), viz. blood, phlegm, choler (or yellow bile) and melancholy (black bile)

strange people

sincerity in work, honesty in work, genuineness in action

a woman on whom a man's affections are set, a mistress