a term in Sitar playing

disease, illness, sickness, ailment

sickle, billhook, iron cleaver

making diminutive of masculine

acquainted, expert, all knowing, omniscient

midwife, wet nurse, nurse

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)

of two minds, divided in thought or sentiment, puzzled, distracted, doubtful, wavering, vacillating, fluctuating, irresolute, abstracted, absent-minded, a waverer, doubt, suspense

karnaa

two, both, the state of being two, dualism

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

a midwife, (local) a maid-servant

malice, jealousy, envy, spite

steep slope, steep bank

enemy, foe, oppositionist , opponent,

ardour

jo.Da

vaajib

sound, echo, noise, report, ring, cry, groan, yell, roar

one who invites

prayer, supplication (to God)

[suffix] making diminutive of feminine

a retroflex alphabet

hirnii

a wooden ladle

habitual, addicted, used to, accustomed

gift, present

deism, polytheism

حرف D ۔.

dead on arrival ہسپتال میں آنے سے پہلے فوت۔.

دو

آرپار

related with Oudh, of agarwood-coloured

one who returns, one who comes back

of Eid, relating to Eid, relating to a feast

(medical) elephantiasis, filariasis

part of truck above the driver

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

leprosy

rabies

throw, thrust, to put, to place

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