a term in Sitar playing

sickle, billhook, iron cleaver

disease

acquainted, expert, all knowing, omniscient

midwife, wet nurse, nurse

a midwife, (local) a maid-servant

baby-sitter, child's nurse, dry nurse, governess, midwife

making diminutive of masculine

two, few, some, separate, paired, give

give

the day before today, yesterday

two

the tenth month of the Persian calendar corresponding to December-January (when the sun is in the sign of Capricorn)

an allowance of two biswās out of twenty, ten per cent

karnaa

part of truck above the driver

a branch, a bough, a present of fruits, sweetmeats spread out on a tray

a small basket

skirt (of a garment), petticoat, sheet (of a sail), foot, or declivity (of a mountain)

one who invites

malice, jealousy, envy, spite

throw, thrust, to put, to place

ardour

A wound that has not completely healed is a sign that the wound has healed

a stick used for beating drums

story, fable, tale, a long, stretched account of some event

Daal alphabet, the twentieth letter of the Urdu alphabet

daal alphabet, D

basket used for raising water from a canal

one who or what indicates, points out, directs, shows, signifies, denotes, or implies

related to story, imaginary, fictional

a demon

wisdom, sagacity, intelligence

price, cost

bead

appeal, justice, praise, ovation

right (hand, side, etc.)

bough, branch, herd, flock

two, both, the state of being two, dualism

country, district

grain, corn, dice

prosecution, complaint (to be presented before the court)

sage, wise man

receptacle, place

dervish, mendicant

suit, claim, assertion, lawsuit, plaint, demand, enunciation, contention, charge, accusation, a right or claim to the ownership of something or to a rank or throne, challenge

price, cost