laxative, purgative, aperient, cathartic

lamp, mussal, torch, flambeau, brand

use medicine of loose motion to cure disease

torch-lighter

torch lighter

take a purgative

to show a torch, to hold a torch before or near (a person), to carry a lighted torch before (a person)

said of a person who is ruined yet retains or tries to retain his/her former arrogance

(Metaphorically) the sun in the middle of the day, noon time

the act or profession of torch-bearer

torch-bearer

lamp of guidance

to light a torch

to search, finding out too much, try hard

a women torch-bearer

to be a guide

(Metaphorically) worth to follow, guide

to search with torch

(Metaphorically) the moon in the middle of the night

road lamp

(Vulgar) a dancer, a dancing-boy

چوہے کا بل

dried up, withered (hand or arm), paralytic, paralysed

blaze, lamp, torch

a fire-grate, a light-house, a sort of cresset

may god save you from evil eyes, this was not possible without the special grace of God, as God willed or wished!

beacon, street light

idleness, indolence, laziness

purgative medicines

adopt a leader, to follow a guide

torch-bearer, one who lights a torch

lamp of life

the bright moon

extinguished torch

fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing, eloquent, beauty of expression, a title

the greatest physician of the country, a title that given to physicians, the title of Hakim Ajmal Khan Dehlavi