a theologian, preacher, teacher, tutor, preceptor

(respectful for akhun), respected teacher

(respectful for akhun), respected teacher

master

bedding, bed and bedding, an all time occupation, routine,

cloth used by women to cover upper part along with head

put on, swathe, swaddle, drape oneself, cover or wrap oneself with

to speak, utter, say

a kind of five-pronged spade for picking stone, etc, rake used for smoothing loose soil

millet used as fodder

squirm with anger, writhe, look angry or threatening

to cover (one) with a sheet or mantle, to marry (since, among villagers, in marrying a widow a sheet or mantle is thrown over her)

be jealous or envious, begrudge, envy

wild wheat

undivided, unbroken, entire, whole, one

cover with a sheet or mantle, wrap in a garment or cloth

whole, complete, continuous, unbroken, undivided

a small chador used by ladies to cover the head and upper body

(women) exchange mantles as a token of friendship

not to provoke into harsh rejoinder

To remove the sheet(from the head) , to disgrace, to expose, to defame

an allusion to the wife's influence, petticoat government

used sarcastically in response to someone doing unnecessary interference or bragging,

stye, the small pimple on the eyelids