foster-mother, wet nurse

will, pleasure, assent, consent, choice

a sect of Muslim antinomians (who assert that faith consists in words without works, and that if they do not pray nor fast, their faith will save them)

son of a nobleman, prince

a Persian or Mogul royal or noble title

sick, ill, indisposed, ailing

female patient

princedom, gentility, pride, asserting one's position as a Mirza

arrogance

member of Ahmadiyya community

attraction, charm, referring people, referee

question and answer in verse

referendum

brought back, returned, referred

a place to which a person or thing returns، asylum, place or refuge; a rendezvous; time of return, the place or thing to which a person or thing is referred (as his or its source)، place of reference

a place to which a person or thing returns, asylum, place of refuge

regressive, the one coming back

a form of address for a leader

Miraji, a prominent Urdu poet, whose real name was Muhammad Sanaullah. Born in 1912 in Lahore. earlier he used "Sahri" as nickname but he was fell in love with a Bengali girl "Mira Sen" and after that he adopted the nickname "Miraji"

petition or submission (usu. to a superior or elder), request, presented, offered, exposed,

opposition, quarrel, dispute contention

objective

foster mother, wet nurse

according to the will or pleasure, to one's satisfaction, satisfactorily

like, wish, desire

agreement, consent

behave arrogantly

chamomile

intrusion