Words tagged under "Metaphorical"
List of Urdu words and terms related with "Metaphorical" consisting of definitions, descriptions, elucidations and topical and subject-specific categorizations
but
slanting piece of wood used for playing dice
a.Da.ngaa
hindrance, obstruction, obstacle, impediment, prop, hitch
a.ngaaraa
burning like a coal, red, hot, extremely red
aa.Daa
inclined, bent, slanting, sloping diagonal, transverse, cross oblique, crooked
'aa.il
head of family, breadwinner
aa.nkas
ankus, goad, the pointed iron rod with which an elephant is prodded while being ridden
aa.nkh muu.ndnaa
close one's eyes (to something wrong), ignore deliberately, die, shut the eyes
aab-e-hayaat
elixir, nectar, water of immortality
aab-e-kausar
(Metaphorically) pure, sweet and delicious water
aab-e-talKH
(metaphorically) wine, tears, bitter water, acid
aab-e-zar se likhnaa
to make something noteworthy by writing well
'aabid-kushii
(met.) to turn away the worshiper or the pious from the worship of God
aabla-paa
having blisters on the feet
aab-zer-e-kaah
water beneath the grass, (metaphorically) delusion, deception, cunning
aadam
the name of the first man according to Jews, Christian and Islam community, Prophet Adam, the first man, Adam human being
aahaT
footfall, slight sound (e.g. of footsteps)
aahista-rau
slow-paced, slow speed, slow walker
aahuu-e-chiin
the deer of China that's extremely beautiful, (met.) the beloved
aahuu-e-haram
a deer living in the vicinity of kaabaa (it is not permissible to hunt it owing to the sanctity of the Haram)
'aalam-e-aaKHirat
the state of the doomsday
'aalam-e-mahsuus
world of senses, the tangible reality
'aalam-e-tasviir
attractiveness, elegance, beauty, like a picture, a sight of stillness and astonishment, world of images
aaluuda-maryam
(Metaphorically) pious, holy
aamaaj-gaah
target, a mark to fire at, generally proclaimed from the minars or towers, an object of desire or ambition
'aamilii
an official, functionary, a necromancer, conjuror
aanaa
arrival, advent, approach
'aaqibat kaa tosha
Metaphorically: good deeds that are provision for salvation in the next world
aa'raaf
name of a sura of the Qur'an
'aarzii hukuumat
provisional government, short term government
aash
a soft light meal like soup or porridge, soup, water
'aasim
(metaphorically) chaste, virtuous, saver from sins
'aasir
sphincter, a ring of muscle surrounding and serving to guard or close an opening or tube, such as the anus or the openings of the stomach
aasmaanii-kitaab
any one of the four holy scriptures, i.e. the Qur'an, the Bible, the Torah or the book of Psalms
aaTe kaa charaaG
a delicate thing that is difficult to protect
aayat-e-mutlaq
symbol of stop in the text of the Qur'an, mark, stop, pause (used in the Qur'an)
abdaal
a religious person, hermit, devotee, saint, enthusiast
abuu-lahab
Abu Lahb-allusion, enemy of Islam
abyaz
white horse whose color is shiny like silver,
achchhaa buraa
(of something) good or bad, profit or loss, result, consequence
addan paddan
keeping silent (allusion to a children's game)
adhel
worth one half, related to half
adh-kachraa
possessing incomplete information, inefficient
'aduu
enemy, foe, oppositionist , opponent,
afgandagii
throwing, casting, overthrowing
aflaatuun
Plato, the Greek philosopher
agaa.Dii-pichhaa.Dii
rope used to hobble the fore and hind legs of a horse
aglaa
coming, next (esp. year or age)
ahadii
a body of Indian veterans of the time of the Emperor Akbar, somewhat of the nature of pensioners, but liable to be called out for active service on emergency, (hence) one who is supported by the king as a pensioner, without rendering service of any kind, (hence) a lazy, indolent fellow
ahadiyyat
oneness of God, unity, individuality, belief in the unity of God
ahkaam
orders, commands, decrees, ordinances, Fatwa, royal edicts, judgments
ahlii
homely, domesticated, familiar, ability
ahraar
free-born, ingenuous, liberal, generous persons, ingenuous persons
ahsant
you have done well! bravo! well done!
ai.nDnaa
to stagger or reel (like a drunkard)
ainDaa-bainDaa
crooked, awry, irregular, ungainly
aivaan
house of elected representatives, assembly, parliament, legislature
ajgar
large and thick snake, general term for any large, thick serpent, boa-constrictor, dragon or a python
ajnabii
stranger, unfamiliar, unknown, strange, foreigner, new, alien
aKHfash
having small and weak eyes
'aks-numaa
like a reflection, mirror
'aks-rez
shimmering pieces of reflection, ex-ray
akuul
high eater, frequent eater, gourmet, greedy, foodie person, a person who eats too much
alaap
modulation, or rising of the voice in singing, tuning up; prelude to a song, fluctuation of the voice in singing
alag-thalag
alone, away from others, isolated sequestered, separated, metaphorically: without any support
alalle-talalle
spendthrift, indiscriminately or openly spending, extravagance, luxurious life
alf-laila
is a collection of Middle Eastern folk tales compiled in Arabic during the Islamic Golden Age. It is often known in English as the Arabian Nights
al-kitaab
the Book, the Holy Qur'an
amn-chain
relaxed or carefree manner, peace
amraaz
diseases, ailments, sicknesses
amras
a much dirty cloth that becomes hard and blackish with dirt
anaamil
tips of the fingers, fingers
'anaasir
elements, the elements (of which material substances of different natures are composed)
andhaa
(of a glass or mirror) dirty, foggy, misty, cloudy, dim, unclean, (of a well) deep and without water
andhaa-bhai.nsaa
a game similar to hide and seek
anii
sharp end of an arrow, point (of a spear, arrow &c.), lance or javelin
ankanTak
carefree, unconcerned, insouciant
annaafe'
(metamorphically) one of the ninety-nine names of Allah
anvaasii
(woman) that is not a virgin
anvaasnaa
seasoning a new earthen vessel by letting water stand in it for sometime, to make new vessels ready for use
anvar
shining, very splendid, most brilliant, resplendent
aphraa.ii
satiety, fullness of stomach
'aqaba
ascent, difficult hill-track, steep mountain or road
'aqd
contract, agreement, conclusion, treaty
'aqd-e-surayyaa
a cluster of seven stars that look like a necklace
'aqiim
(Botany) infertile (man or women), incapable of child-bearing, sterile
'aqiiq-e-lab
(metamorphically) red lips, lips of beloved
'aqiir
barren, childless, infertile
aqta'
(person) with an amputated hand
arfa'
higher than, higher, highest, very high,
artan-bartan
(metamorphically) household articles
arzaa.n
cheap, low-priced, of no value
arz-e-muqaddas
the holy land, Makkah and Medina
arzii
terrestrial, mundane, temporal
asar
effect, influence, impression, consequence, sign, footprint, sign, mark, token, trace, track, vestige, shadow, impress
asfal
Geographic: slope, sloping area
ashkaal
faces, appearances, bodies
asiir
(metaphorically) one who is suffering especially in love
asnaa
middle, interval, during, period, time, midst
asur
demon, fiend, evil spirit
aTeran
circle in which a horse is trained, reel, skein of thread, bobbin
atfaa
putting out or quenching (of fire)
athaah
bottomless, unfathomable, deep, limitless, boundless, too much، beyond measure
aTkal-pachchuu
at random, randomly, uncertain, absurd, nonsensical, pointless
auj
high rank, ascendancy, highest position, rank or dignity
auraad
sacred chanting, chanting
autaar
avatar, vicegerent of a god, rebirth of god in another human shape, incarnation
auTan
boiling; evaporation by boiling
'ayaa.n
obvious, evident, clear, manifest
azalii
eternal without beginning, from all eternity, eternal, perpetual
ba.nDelaa
boar, male swine, Metaphorically: horrible person
baa.D
border, fence, hedge, an outer boundary of an enclosure, verge, edge, rim, margin
baa.njh
barren, sterile, infertile, unproductive
baachhe.n Tho.Dii tak aanaa
baarah-patthar
space marked off by twelve pillars which shows the boundary of a cantonment
baaziicha
(Textual) play, diversion, frolic, wagering, fun, play, sport
bachcha
infant, baby, little one, youngster, lad
bad-lagaam
(of a horse) jibbing, uncontrollable
badruddujaa
a title of Prophet Muhammad
baghaar
seasoning with deep fried onions, ginger, garlic, red pepper or cumin seeds
bahr-e-aKHzar
Blue sea, the world's largest salt lake situated on the border of Russia and Iran, Metaphorically: sky
bairaagan
a woman who renounces the pleasures of the world, the cross-shaped stick placed upon another vertical stick which a Hindu hermit places under his armpit while sitting,
bairan
(Metaphorically) co-wife, rival wife
bait-ul-huzn
the house of grief, house of mourning, house of sorrow, the house
baKHya
simple stitching, sewing with long stitches, tacking
bakrii
goat, she-goat, nanny goat, poor
balaaGat
(Metaphorically) eloquence, rhetoric
balii
wrinkle, skin shrivelled by old age; the fold of skin in stout persons upon the upper part of the belly or between the ensiform cartilage and the navel
balnaa
burn like fire. be lighted
ban-baasii
dweller in woods, person gone into exile, forest dweller, hermit
bandar kaa ghaav
a wound that is never healed
bandariyaa
(Metaphorically) British women
baniyaa
(esp. Hindu) merchant or trader, grain seller, shopkeeper, grocer, a vendor of provisions
bar-a.ngeKHta
afire, awakened, roused, excited, incited, stirred up, afire
baraa.at
commission, warrant, decree, assignment, letter
baraat utarnaa
to stay the procession of the bridegroom (to the house of the bride)
baraat uThaanaa
(Metaphorically) to marry
bar-afroKHta
(Textual) inflamed, fired, lit up
barf-posh
(Metaphorically) cold, very cold, chill
baromand
fruitful, fertile, fructiferous, fruit bearing
barraanaa
avoid, remain at a distance, keep oneself aloof, abstain
basiit
expansive, extensive, detailed
basta
wrapper, parcel, satchel, bundle, object in which a bundle is tied up
bastagii
binding, fastening, shrinking contraction, obstruction constipation
bastii
human habitation, built up area, settlement or settled area, colony, a small residential area, an inhabited place
baTaanaa
cause to be shared, cause to be apportioned, cause to be twisted (thread or rope), divide or divert (the attention), help, cooperate, spread, scatter,
bavaarih
stars that appear in east
be-chiiz
without a thing, metaphorically: without reason, without cause, without relation, without base
bedhaa
fascinated, spellbound, bewitched
begaana
strange, unconcerned, not related, foreign, alien, exotic
begamii
a kind of fine rice, a kind of fine camphor betel
beTaa
(sarc.) said as a diminutive to look down upon someone
bha.nDaar-KHaanaa
almshouse, place where anybody can come, narcotic den, tavern
bha.nga.D-KHaana
a narcotic den where addicts gather, an unkempt, disorderly place, house or room
bhaa.ii
brother, male cousin, an affectionate term of address, comrade, companion
bhaag-bharosaa
consolation, dependence on fate, fatalism
bhaarii-patthar
unmarried daughter who is the burden for their parent
bhaarjaa
companion, associate, supporter, disciple
bhaatii
food sent to a deceased's home by relatives for first three days after death
bhai.ns
bubalus arnee of South Asia
bhasm
ashes, cinders. extinguish, finish
bhasm honaa
to be reduced to ashes, to be ceased and be finished
bhaTaknaa
get lost the way, lose one's way, miss the right path, wander, deviate, go astray
bhaTiyaar-KHaana
inn, public place, a place of confusion and uproar
bhau.nraa
a large black bee, said to be enamored of lotus
bhavan
mansion, house, abode, dwelling, building
bhe.Diyaa-bhe.Dii kaa khel
bhes
disguise, feigned appearance, assumed likeness
bhiigii-billii
a scared or cowering person, one who has no resistance left, passive, submissive
bhiik
begging, alms, money or food given to poor people, charity
bhiik kaa Thiikraa
Metaphorically: sodomite, eunuch
bhin-bhin karnaa
frequent recurrence of unwanted noise
bhos.Dii
a term of abuse contemptuously applied to a woman
bhunnaa
to be fried, roasted, grilled, parched
bhunnaas
a large strong post for chaining an elephant
bhuulaa-bhaTkaa
casual or chance visitor, forgetful and wandering, forgotten
bhuun-bhuun khaanaa
fry and eat something, eat all, eat with zest, Metaphorically: to take care of
bhuunnaa
to roast, broil, fry, parch, scorch, burn
birhaa
sad song of longing for the absent beloved
birishta
roasted, fried, parched, broiled, singed
birog
separation from beloved, disunion, absence (especially of lovers)
biryaan
roasted, well burnt, smoked
bismil
a slaughtered animal, sacrificed
bithaarii
brushing or cleansing the warp in weaving
bohraan
extreme illness resulting in death, crisis of a disease, delirium
bojh
onus, responsibility, obligation
bulbul-e-hazaar-daastaa.n
a nightingale who singing a lot of songs, the nightingale who sings thousands of song, Metaphorically: eloquent, oratory
buniyaad
basis, base, basic, elementary, foundation, ground-work, roots, origin,power, sources, capacity,belongings, possessions,start, beginning
burraaq
horse/Burraq like structure made by Shia Muslims on Muharram
buu
smell, odour, scent, stink, scented
buubaa
goods and chattels, baggage luggage
buuchaa
without ears, crop-eared, with clipped ears, ear-cropped
chaa.nd
a gold ornament shaped like a half-moon (worn on the forehead)
chaa.ndnii
a kind of white flower, Tabernaemontana coronaria, anything white and shining, a white cloth spread upon a carpet, white cloth sheet spread over floor or rug
chaabuk-dast
nimble, active, alert, expeditious
chaabuk-dastii
nimbleness, alertness, Metaphorically: skill, dexterity
chaadar
chador, a coverlet, a veil
chaak-e-girebaan
tear in the collar, torn collar
chaalaan
invoice or waybill, form used when money due to a government department is paid
chaar-baaG
(Ancient) A palace; name of a celebrated royal garden in the environs of Ispahan; also near Delhi
chaar-diivaarii
boundary wall that wholly encloses or surrounds a piece of land or house, enclosure, fence
chaaro.n KHaane chit
to be defeated, to be overwhelmed, to be overcome by a stronger force
chaar-suu
in all the four directions, everywhere
chaar-zarb
sensible, intelligent, shrewd (a slave)
chaltii
go, proceed, conduct, walk, move
chanDol
crested lark, Galerida cristata
charaaG-e-raah
guide, the true guide, leader, lamp of the way
charan-bardaar
one who carries his master's shoes, servant
charraanaa
graze cattle, feed, pasture, put to graze
chashm-e-biinaa
an eye that sees, perceptive
chashm-o-charaag
scion (of a family), offspring, heir, son
chatiyal
bare, bleak, level (ground), tree-less (tract), desolate (land), treeless tract of land
chaukhaT
doorframe, sill and lintel of a door frame, threshold, entrance
chaukhaTaa
frame, siege, hoop, structure
chhaTaa.nk
former measure of weight equal to the sixteenth part of a seer equal to about two ounces
chhed
perforation, puncture, aperture, orifice
chiith.Daa
rag, tatter, frayed piece of cloth
chipkaanaa
to stick, paste, glue, adhere
chit-paT
gambling or betting on the outcome of a toss of coin
chiTTaa
Metaphorically: agents are called money
chugaanaa
feed birds, take fowls out to eat
chunchune lagnaa
be restless or peevish, fret
chuulhaa
choola, stove at which food is cooked
Da.nD kii machhlii
muscle in tendon of the arm
Da.nkaa
large kettle-drum; the bass end of a small kettle-drum, kettle drum
daa.ii
midwife, wet nurse, nurse
Daa.nDaa
oars, rudder, helm, boat riding bamboo, punishment
daa.ng
side or quarter of a city
daaG-e-dil
(Metaphorically) sorrow, grief
daaG-e-Gulaamii
(met.) the mark of slavery that the master used to inflict on the bodies of his slaves and slaves
daaG-e-jigar
(Metaphorically) great sorrow, shock
daaG-e-sho'la-KHvaar
(Metaphorically) indignant, fierce
daaGii
branded, disgraced, sullied, dishonoured, fired, spoiled, damaged, aggrieved
daa'ii-e-haq
(met.) the angel of death
daal-bhaat
rice and pulse, daily bread, plain fare
Daalii
gift of fruit, etc. in a basket or tray and partially covered with flowers given as a present (and sometimes also as bribe)
daal-roTii
pulse and bread, simple meal
daaman
skirt (of a garment), petticoat, sheet (of a sail), foot, or declivity (of a mountain)
daar-ul-'amal
place of action, this world
daarul-fanaa
(Metaphorically) this world
daar-ul-mahan
abode of suffering, i.e. this world
daarul-makaafaat
(Metaphorically) this world
daar-ul-qaraar
abode of stability, mansion of rest
dabaa dabaayaa
pressed, covered, concealed
dabaaGat
making leather, cleaning raw leather
Dabbaa
a disease found in children
dabii aag
old flame (of love or enmity, etc.)
dafiina
anything buried, buried or hidden treasure, treasure-trove
dafn
the burial of a corpse in a grave or tomb, interment
dafnaanaa
conceal, hide, entomb, to bury
daftar-e-'aalam
office, chapter of world, metaphorically: the world
daGal
deceit, fraud, treachery, imposture, hypocrisy, corruption
Daggaa
a lean long-legged (horse)
dahan-dariida
blunt, impolite, rude, impudent
dahliiz kaa kuttaa
hanger-on or parasite, sponger
dahqaan
villager, farmer, peasant
dai
the beginning of winter, autumn
dair
a convent or monastery, a place of worship (for non-Muslims), temple, church, etc.
dallaalii
brokerage, commission of a broker
dam
ambition, blood, life spirit, breath or blast (of a furnace or oven), breath, vital air, cheerfulness, pleasure, coaxing, wheedling, courage, deception, trickery, draught of water, person, people, dum, stewing or simmering over a slow fire, edge (of a swo
damdama
a fortified emplacement for heavy guns, parapet, mound, sandbag shelter
dam-duruud
blowing of incantation or prayers, Metaphorically: power, courage, guts, power to stand up to
dandaan-e-misrii
kind of sweetmeat, barley sugar
Dank
sting (of a poisonous insect)
daqiiqa
a second, a moment, very brief span of time
daqiyaanuus
Decius, a cruel Roman emperor whose persecution of the Christians caused the seven sleepers of Ephesus to take refuge in a cave
daraaz-dast
(Metaphorically) oppressive, tyrannical
daraknaa
to split, rend, crack, be torn
dard-e-laa-davaa
(metamorphically) extreme pain
dar-e-daulat
House or building of Bashah, Amir, Raja, or any other respected person
dar-o-baam
wall & terrace, a living place, every corner, home, building
dar-o-diivaar
doors and walls, every nook and corner, all parts and corner of a dwelling
darshanii-hunDii
bill of exchange or a money order payable at sight, a bill of exchange, or a money order, payable at sight
daruuna
that kind of abscess that faced inside, Metaphorically: heart, conscience
dasht-e-idbaar
(metaphorically) disasters, misfortunes, miseries
dasht-e-jaa.n
desert of life, (met.) the human body
dasht-e-taataar
the desert of Tatar region
dasht-gard
one wandering in the desert, a lover, a madman, nomad
dasht-navardii
to roam around in wilderness, loiter, to walk, metaphorically: fun and frolic, travelling, freedom
dasokhaa
feather, the wing with which a bird flies
dastaavez
that which ties or fastens the hands
dastarKHvaan kii billii
a cat who comes and appears while eating food, (figuratively) uninvited guest, sponge
dast-basta
humbly, respectfully, with folded hands in token of respect
dast-e-hinaa-basta
hands on which Henna has been applied
dast-giir
helper, one who helps, prisoner, prison arresting
dau.D-dhuup
hard labour or toil, great effort, running, helter-skelter, struggle
daulat-e-bedaar
unexpected wealth, insecure wealth, fortune, symbolic: children, beloved
daulat-e-qaaruun
the eternal wealth - allusion to the King Qarun
daura-e-charKH
revolution of the heavens
davish
run, walk, run away, Metaphorically: face, attention
dayyaa
mother, Metaphorically: wet nurse, nanny
dehaatii
relating to a village, rural, rustic, villager
des nikaalaa denaa
exile, banish, the punishment given to someone in which he is expelled from the country
des nikaalaa milnaa
be exiled, be banished, be extradited
desii
vernacular, desi, indigenous, native, belonging to the country, local, provincial, home-made
dev-baanii
language of gods, i.e. Sanskrit
devdaasii
beloved, dancer in temple, slave girl who serves a temple
dev-e-istibdaad
giant, monster of despotism, dominion, absolute authority, one-man rule, tyranny, oppression
dev-naagrii
script in which Hindi, Marathi, Dogri, Nepali etc. is written, Devanagari, The divine city writing, the character in which Sanskrit is usually written.
devnii
female monster, giantess, ogress
dev-qaamat
terrible, dreadful, scary
devtaa
an idol or image of god, deity, divine being,a respectable person, expert, connoisseur
Dhaalnaa
to cast (metal), to mould, make something by pouring molten metal in a mould, form, shape,frame or compose (sentence, etc.), mint (money), pour (a liquid), sell cheap, spill, shed, to place or fit up, apply to
dhaar
edge (of a knife or sword),knife-edge
DhaDDo
a chattering bird commonly seen in flocks
dhamaal
wild and tumultuous merriment, noise, tumult, uproar
dhandaa
an illegal trade, immoral or dubious occupation, questionable practice
dhannaa-seTh
rich banker, fortunate or successful man, rich man
dharm-karm
religion and actions, worship and all, good deeds, symbolic: the way, manners
DhaTTaa pa.Dnaa
to have an area of hardened skin, be callused (of a part of the body)
dhau.nknii
bellows, blowhole (of a whale), brag, boast,
dher
fortitude, endurance, composure, coolness, calmness, self-possession
Dhii.ng
a long-legged bird, crane
dhii.ngaa-mushtii
fight, row, struggle or scramble, fisticuffs, scuffle
dho.ndaa
a large belly, a pot belly
Dhoraa
heap or mound of earth (raised by the side of a ditch)
dhu.aa.n-dhaar
cloud of smoke, dense smoke, full of enthusiasm, dim, faint, hazy, misty, cloudy, dark
dhu.aa.n-dhu.aa.n
hazy, foggy, smoky, misty, defocused, depressed, sad
dhu.ndlaa
dim, foggy, blurred, misty, hazy
dhulii-dhulaa.ii
washed, cleaned by washing
dhunaa.ii
combing or carding of cotton, disentangling fibres before spinning
dhunkii
a kind of kids's playing bow
dhur
fore-part of a pole where the yoke is fixed,limit, end, load, yoke, start, beginning, true, straight (path)
dhuum machnaa
to be noised abroad, to resound, to be or become famous or notorious
dhuurat
deceitful, crooked, cunning, traitor
dhuvaa.n-lapak
the one who is addicted of hookah, Metaphorically: greedy, hanger-on or sponge
diibaacha
preface, foreword, preamble
diidaan
Metaphorically: small worms, insects, Medicine: stomach worms
diidaar
sight, view, appearance, sight, seeing, face, sight of a dead person (a ritual in which the relatives and friends are allowed to see the face of the deceased for the last time)
diida-diler
fearless, dare devil, brave, Metaphorically: shameless, immodest, insolent,
diida-e-saad
the eye-like shape of the Urdu alphabet 'Saad'
diida-phaTii
having large staring eyes
diida-var
(Metaphorically) perspicacious, visionary, perceptive
diidbaan
a device that one looks through to aim a gun, sight of a gun
diid-baazii
game of seeing, peeping and peeking, gaze, hint with a wink
diin-o-iimaan
religion and belief, faith, faithful
diipak
aromatic seed or plant Anethum graveolens, dill or carom seed
diip-daan
a ceremony observed for ten days after the death of a relative (it consists in the suspending of a lamp on a pīpal or some other tree for the purpose of lighting the departed spirit on the road to Yam-puri), the offering a lamp to an idol
diip-maalaa
a row of lamps, an illumination, pearl garland
diivaana
(Mystic) saint, a very good, kind person, a holy person, esp. one who has been officially honored with this title
diivaan-e-jazaa
accounting department, Metaphorically: the court of hereafter
diivaar
wall, obstruction, hurdle, bridge (of the nose)
diivaar-e-girya
the place of difficulty and trouble
diivaar-e-kaa'ba baiTh jaanaa
(met.) a great mishap to occur
dil-aashob
tumult, storm, tempest, terror, misfortune of heart
dil-kada
assembly of friends or lovers
dilluu kaa daseraa
uncalled interference, unnecessary intervention
din-raat
day and night, constantly, incessantly
diyaa
earthen lamp lit with wick and oil
diyaar-e-jaa.n
the city of life, the city of beloved
diyaar-e-shab
a moment of darkness, the time of night
do-'amalii
hypocrisy, crafty, deceit, fraud
dokelaa
(person) with someone, not alone
donaa
leaves folded up in the shape of a cup for holding flowers, sweetmeat, etc.
do-niim
divided in two, two halves
do-ruKHii
duality, duplicity, hypocrisy, two-sided
doshiina
yester night, related to last night
doshiiza
virgin, maiden, unmarried young girl, damsel
dosh-o-imroz
yesterday and today, past and present
do-Ta.ngaa
biped, man, two-legged, biped
do-varqii
consisting of two leaves or pages, small book, Metaphorically: vagina, (woman) private part
dozaKH
an extremely unpleasant or difficult place, situation, or experience, trouble, affliction
dukh-saagar
ocean of trouble', the world, deep distress
duKHtar-e-'inab
(Metaphorical) grapes wine, red wine
duKHtar-e-rozgaar
(met.) the highs and lows of time
duKHt-e-taak
wine
daughter of the vine
dulhan
newly wedded, bride, newly-wed girl
dum-chhallaa
constant companion, crony sidekick, hanger-on, one who always dogs the step
durbal
weak, lean, feeble, tired
dur-e-KHush-aab
very bright and shining pearls
dur-e-naayaab
rare or invaluable pearl, rare pearl, precious , valuable
durratut-taaj
a prized elder, noble one, venerable
durr-e-najaf
precious Najaf stone beads
durr-e-yatiim
matchless or priceless pearl
dur-rezii
pearl-scattering, metaphorically: eloquence
duud-e-aah
cloud, dust, smoke of sigh, symbolic: breathing smoke
duudmaan
(Metaphorically) fragrance
duur-baash
go away! be off!, begone! be off! away! avaunt!, keep off! stand back! give way! a staff
duusre ke ghar kaa kuu.Daa
duvaal-band
the wide leather laces which is banded in the west, the army men who knot the belt in canopy, the roller of color brightening, the inner wear which is used to keet gun and swards etc.
ehsaas
feeling, perception, sensibility, sense
ehtilaam
(Metaphorically) sperm, semen
e'jaaz
miracle, marvel, miraculous outcome or phenomenon, miraculous effect
faa.ida
advantage, benefit, interest, profit, use, gain, reward
faatiha-e-KHair
a prayer for good or for blessings
fahl
a star's name, camel, bull, Metaphorically: highly learned man
faqiid
lost, missing, absent, Metaphorically: rare
faraaKH-aastii.n
Metaphorically: munificent, generous
faraaKH-dastii
generosity, wealth, easy circumstances, power, strength
fasaad-e-KHuun
skin eruptions caused by infection of blood
fauj
(metaphorically) multitude, crowd (of men, &c.)
fidviyat
devotion, allegiance, sacrifice
fiil-nashii.n
one who sits on an elephant, rich, royal, dignified
fir'aun
arrogant man, anyone inordinately proud, or insolent, or unbelieving
fitna-gar
mischievous, one who provokes people
fuqdaan
lack, want, loss, deficiency, scarcity, shortage, scantiness, meagerness
ga.Dii
enter, lie, penetrate, to be sunk, to be buried
ga.ndii-machhlii
Metaphorically: someone disliked because of his/her bad deeds, scab
ga.ndlaa
dirty, polluted, untidy, dusty
ga.ngaa-jal
(Hindu) Ganges water considered holy by the Hindus
ga.ngaa-jalii
of or relating to the water of the Gangas river
ga.ngaa-paar
on the other side of the Ganga
ga.nvaar
boor, uncouth or uncultured person, unlettered, simpleton, villager
gaa.Dhaa pasiina
hard work, a great deal of effort or endurance
gaa.Dii-bhar
a cartload of, abundant, plentiful, wide enough for a cart to pass through
gaahak
customer, purchaser, buyer
gaahnaa
search, seek, thresh, tread out corn
gaajar-muulii
the name of two vegetables
gadhaa
donkey, ass, jackass, moke
gadraanaa
to be half-ripe (as fruit)
gahnaanaa
be eclipsed, be deformed (limbs, etc )
gahvaara
cradle, place of birth, place of origin, place where someone or something is brought or is supported, place of growth
gajar
four-hourly stroke of a time gong, alarm
gaj-pati
a title given to a king of Kalinga state
galaavaT
the act of melting or dissolving, dissolving, dissolution
Galat-biinii
to see faults only, mistake in observation, cynicism
galla-baanii
grazing the sheep and goats, shepherd's work or profession
Gam-e-dil
(metaphorically) affection, love