palanquin-bearer, those who lift and carry palanquins

the job or profession of carrying palanquin, the wages paid to a palanquin carrier

the name of a dance related to Kahars, (the Kahars are an Indian community, originating from the Gangatic region)

oneself, self (my, thy)

plant from which catechu is extracted

good, better, best, well

alkali, impure carbonate of potash or soda, alkaline earth, saltness, brackishness

thorn, prickle, spine

fury, anger, rage, wrath, divine wrath,curse, calamity,power, force, violence, oppression,the act of overpowering, conquering, subduing

dry grass, weeds, straw, coarse long grass used in thatching

cave, cover, lid, lane, street, quilt, trough

digging

ass

fertilizer, manure

state of being dazzled

eating, drinking

regret, sorrow, grief, trouble, distress

a color in horses

helmet, casque

A fog, name of a fruit.

the eagle, the hawk

cheek (used as khad o khaal meaning features)

fog, mist

A lion.

cunning, cheat, deceitful

deceiving, cheating.

cheating, fraud, deceit, cunning

dominant, triumphant, oppressive, tyrannical

broken or crushed piece of gemstones

crowd, swarm

one of the of epithets of god

dodgy, catty, leery, leer, traitor

wooden sandal

somewhere else, near someone else, any other place, anywhere else

carving, engraving, wages for digging, excavation, digging or sinking

divinity, providence, overlordship, suzerainty, sovereignty, the entire creation, the world