bright, radiant

shoe, sandal or slipper

ploughed

personal, private, own, intrinsic, innate, inborn, natural, real

چھوٹا سا کمرہ

sound of a Sarangi, a musical instrument

one shoe put on the other regarded as an omen of an impending journey, while some take it as fight or war

quarrel at a low level constant tiffs, shoe-fight, brawl

wedding ceremony in which the bride's sisters and friends hide the shoes of the groom and ask for money in return

my shoes may care, even my shoes don't care (to show scorn and contempt)

my shoes may care, even my shoes don't care (to show scorn and contempt)

to put the shoes on, to purchase the shoes

mean person, of no consequence

the act of beating with slippers

beaten with slippers, disgraced, mean

one who does nothing right and is always punished, clumsy, uncouth person

one who does nothing right and is always punished, clumsy, uncouth person

feed humiliatingly

cause to wear a shoe

disgrace someone

reject, disregard, despise