knot

knot, tie

knot, tie

to tie together the skirts or mantles of the bride and bridegroom (a ceremony attending marriage performed by the purohit or officiating priest)

an alliance done for a mutual purpose between two or more people

entered into agreement or compact, united, leagued together, confederated

(Hindu) in Hindu marriage, a ritual of tying the knot in the bride and bridegroom's dupatta

a cut-purse, a pick-pocket, one who cuts open parcels

be entangled, become knotted

tie the nuptial knot, get married

shoot oneself in the foot

, to have a rupture at the navel

she has no money but has many desires

dislocation

knotted, knotty

A bale, bundle, small bundle or pack

if you don't have money don't talk about going places, a moneyless man should not go to the market

to tie a knot (in, a handkerchief, by way of a reminder), to tie together, to make an engagement or contract ( with a person, for, a thing), to harbour prejudice

make a vow

cost or charge for mending (shoes)

seize, acquire by force

entangle

a village, a settlement

قدیم: (رک) کا فعل حال صیغۂ واحدغائب کے لیے ۔.