a twin, one of a pair, a fellow

to be adjusted, be assembled

a guardian, doorkeeper

the state of hoarder, hoarding, amass (money or valued objects) and hide or store away, the act of collecting large amounts of something and keeping it for yourself, often in a secret place:

deposit and expenditure

a wardrobe, a chest or sack for holding clothes

collect, gather, save up, deposit, add up

solace, consolation, satisfaction

altogether, in toto

a group of victims, a group of losers

a kind of covering for head and shoulders made of reeds or palm leaves used during the rainy season or extreme heat

a lamp, or illumination, sacred to Jam, lighted on the thirteenth of Kartik Krishna-paksh, i.e. three days before the Diwali

cause to succeed or flourish

place of retribution

Gymkhana is an Indian term which originally referred to a place of assembly, the meaning then altered to denote a place where skill-based contests were held. "Gymkhana" is an Anglo-Indian expression, which is derived from the Persian word "Jamat-khana"

Friday prayer

generator, father

bitter, sharp, astringent (taste or flavour)

assimilate, amalgamate, unite, absorb

weekly pocket money (usu. paid on Friday)

room with mirrors all round

copulate (heterosexually), to copulate

depositor

agricultural rent

to give into the charge (of), make over (to), to deliver in trust, to deposit (with)

in the middle of the seventeenth century, when the Awari language of the northern part of the Soviet Union, Azerbaijan, began to be written in Arabic letters, it was called Ajam-i-Qadim

bank stock, the assets of a firm

(Trade) receipts and disbursements, debit and credit, revenue receipts and balances, account of receipt and disbursement, account of collections and charges, cash account, account current

bookkeeper, accountant