branch

(colloq.) quarrelsome, a quarrelsome person

a kind of dish made with flour and sugar

dry, thin, frail

draught, dry spell, famine

dry, withered

knew, understood

learn

coquetry, pertness

learn, training, teaching, instruction

friend, companion

generosity

liberal, bountiful, generous

make dry

at ease, happy, contented, comfortable

branch

a genre of poetry in Biraj (بِرج), epic poem

long tuft, or lock of hair, left on top or on the back of the shaven head of a male Orthodox Hindu

boasting, bragging, arrogance

ladder, stair, step, degree, rung

husband of wife's sister

fifty/half of a denomination

sari, saree, a dress comprising one piece of cloth worn by women around the body and passing over the shoulders or the head

branch of saffron, something peerless

Proud, obstinate, rebellious.

the horn of a deer

the horn of a stag

twig of saffron, anything that causes laughter, funny or humorous thing, anything strange and rare

hope bearing branch

arched branch, a reference to old age when the back is bent

delicate branch, a support that is not able to be relied upon

branch of Sidra--a holy tree at the end of the seventh heaven which no angel can confront

an offer of peace or reconciliation, olive branch

tributary, the part of the river that flows away from the main stream