a kind of old coin whose value was equal to thirty-two parts of an aana, cent, paisa, nominal coin, fourth part of a paisa

be penniless

Street cry, Lips reddened for a farthing.

sell dirt cheap

said of a miser who bears physical pain to save a very small amount of money

remark on miserliness, flay me but do not take my money

said when the cost of renovation or repair, etc. is more than the original price

a good housewife is frugal

a minor misdemeanour reveals the true nature of the doer

even a minor transaction requires circumspection

gold, silver, wealth, money, riches

relationship on account of being a son-in-law

to sell off, to sell cheap

related to son-in-law, being son-in-law

bloomed, opened out, blossomed, broken forth (as the dawn of the day), shot forth

the night of marriage

newly bloomed flower, fresh bloomed

newly blossomed, sprouted, newly sprung up

un-bloomed, hidden, invisible

son-in-law leaving his home and staying in his wife's maternal home

a blown trumpet