bead

aged, old (generally applied to animals)

A poetic form of din-day

khaanaa

grain, corn, dice

wisdom, sagacity, intelligence

a log tied to the neck of a vicious ox or cow

afford, offer, allot, allow, emit, give forth, give (birth), give, confer, lay (eggs), pay (a debt, etc.), produce, yield, raise (a cry for help)

give

sage, wise man

feed (birds)

to caress by joining bills (as pigeons do), to bill

one who clutches at, or who grudges, even a single grain, a miser, an avaricious person

grain by grain, shredded, in pieces, diapered

bait (a hook)

to throw grain (before), give grain (to), to feed (fowls)

one who clutches at or grudges even a single grain, miser, avaricious person

cause a pigeon to bring up the grain in its crop

in which there are rashes, the thing with pointed, the thing with think points, rough

one who eats grain

bill and coo, caress by joining bills (like pigeons, etc.)

partial measurement or weighing (of produce of a farm), assessment of revenue based upon a valuation of the standing crops

(of a bird) to feed its young

allusion to a mean host who does not serve food to his/her guests but expresses fake emotions

provisions, food, victuals, sustenance

feed animal to make healthy and fatty

bits of grain, bird-feed

be about to die or leave a country