sediment, dregs, lees at the bottom of glass of wine

worn out themes in poetry

sedimentation, dredges, deposition in bottom

under the earth, buried

underground, a foundation, concealed

bottom of a river, pond or tank

inside the net

bottom of gem

goblet of wine, glass for wine

flower resembling the wine-glass

cup filled to the brim, a bumper, overflowing glass of wine

glass of clay, something very cheap and easily available

clay cup

glass of clay

bottom of pit of chin, dimple

a lamp refuged under the hem to protect it from extinguishing from wind

wave that flows underwater, (met.) something hidden, not apparent

lamp under the hem, secured lamp

wine-glass of love

love, affection or expression love and affection

goblet of life, age

lips or edge of the goblet

(Metaphorically) the sun

after drinking wine

round of wine drinking

cup of wine

seven lines of Jamshed's cup, Khat-e-jaur, Khat-e-Baghdad, Khat-e-Basra, Khat-e-Arzaq, Khat-e-Ashk, Khat-e-Kashghar, Khat-e-Ferodina

the rose given a simile of wineglass

wine glass of non-existence

wine-glass of kindness

legendary magical goblet of the Persian king Jamshed in which he saw whatever he wished, the mirror of Jamshid (in which he saw whatever he wished)

(Metaphorically) wine

cup of gold

martyrdom

wine glass of pleasure

the glass of wine consumed in the morning

human body.

toast of health, toast proposed for someone's health

legendary magical goblet of the Persian king Jamshed in which he saw whatever he wished, the mirror of Jamshid (in which he saw whatever he wished)

clay cup, earthen or clay goblet, something very cheap and easily available

Glass of agate stone

glass of Tahoor-allusion to nectar in heaven, sacred drink of paradise

under sword

invitation, shout for a glass of wine

wave under the water

put to sword, to kill, to murder, massacre

to come beneath one's sword, to be slaughtered