the mixed dialect,' the Hindustani or Urdu language (as used by men), old name of the Urdu language

look, see, watch

narrow gap, chink, slit, interstice, gap between teeth

look, see, watch

look, see, watch

ash

lines

looked, saw, watched

saw

look, see, watch, whilst seeing or looking at, at sight

bear the sight of

look, see, watch

look, see, watch

see

, the whiskers to begin to appear, to have down on the cheek

fate, lines on the palm of the hand

look, see, watch

look, see, watch

look, see, watch

see! behold! lo! observe! look here!, look out! be on your guard!, look, see, watch, perhaps!, you will see!

look, see, watch

look, see, watch

Hindustani verse written in the language of women, and expressing the sentiments, peculiar to them (the two principal writers in this idiom are the poets Rangeen and Jan Saḥib)

watery excrement in diarrhoea

creating poetry in old Urdu language

the choicest and purest part of anything

Dried Grapes , Raisin

Urdu poet

raisin, a kind of grapes

guarding, keeping

keep, rest, put, store

keep, rest, put, store

engage, employ, take in service

a woman who has not been married and has been kept in the house as a wife, live in relationship

a kind of sugarcane which is used to make jaggery

poured out, scattered, mixed, old name of the Urdu language