defective, deficient, imperfect, bad, unsound, lacking or wanting (in), useless, worthless

mean, base, unworthy, nobody, uncivilized, worthless

artistic work like embroidery, charm, amulet, talisman, device, idea, imagination, drawing, carving, engraving, map, mark, stamp, influence, picture, portrait, print, something written or inscribed, impression

things those are not fulfilling standard, impure, defective, counterfeit

of low standard, (a coin or gold), spurious, not genuine

congenitally deformed, defective by birth, disabled, handicapped

to be or become defective, or deficientc , to be vitiated, to deteriorate, to want, to fail

deface, spoil

imperfectly, defectively

marks, drawings, features, picture, remains, relics, effect

undistilled

net produce, out-turn

injury, harm

(Hindu) a kind of shell blown by Hindus in divine worship (sankh)

disgrace, disrepute, inferiority, turpitude,lowliness, villainy, corner boy, loafer

plural of 'Naqis-ul-Aql', stupid, fool, i.e. women

writing-ink

deficient in understanding or judgment; of unsound mind, foolish, ignorant, silly, stupid

defects, faults

a painter; drawer, limner, draughtsman, designer, embroiderer, gilder (of books), carver, engraver, sculptor, statuary

a camel rider, camel driver or rider