bite, cut, clip, sever, dissect

to spin (cotton, wool or silk)

how

how much? how many? to what extent? much, a lot, very much, a great deal, several, few, some, a little

how

cutting, reaping

(of a name) be struck off, (of bank of a river, etc.) be eroded, be washed away, (of a canal) be dug, (of colour) fade, (of time, etc.) pass, be abashed, be put to shame, be cut, be cut off, be snapped, be clipped, avoid, be snapped, be clipped, be deducted, be killed, be murdered, have one's kite cut (in a kite-flying contest)

be spun

bite

a deceitful woman

be estimated or valued

cause to cut or bite, have or get something cut

value, appraise, estimate

powder, pulverize

procurer's wages, money paid to pimp

made of cotton

کَیتُون

to cut the throat (of), to sever the neck

make free, remove obstacles

to cut the root, undermine, destroy utterly, destroy

take pains, troubles

doing hard work, working hard, Metaphorically: to suffer

to pass away or to beguile the time, pass one's days in trouble

to cut off a slice (of), to slice