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- after birth, expulsion of placenta
- after birth, uterine discharge after delivery of baby, placenta
- After date A-D
- After effects
- After glow
- After sight
- After the manner of a good workman, workman-like.
- Feel after
- in the rear; behind; after
- Look after
- Take after
- to look after
- To seek after
- ملگور
- هاوڙ اچڻ
- هتو تتو
- هتيڇو
- هدر مدر ڏيڻ
- هدس
- هديو
- هر
- هر هر
- هرمز
- هرينهه ڪرڻ
- هرڪڻ
- هزارن منهن
- هماڙ
- همهاڙ
- هيئي
- (A child) born after much anxiety and longing; a person anxious and longing for an off-spring.
- A barber’s pack or case in which he keeps his razors etc. the gatherer’s share of the cotton, plucked by him during the day and given out after work.
- A bird having fresh feathers after molting.
- A bride. One removing from one place to another or a person accompanying him to look after the loads of kit etc. s. m. The ropes of a boat.
- A camel after it changes first pair of teeth in its fifth year. A horse in the third year of its age.
- A camel after its fourteenth year.
- A ceremony performed by the heir on the termination of six months after the decease of any one.
- A child born after much anxiety and longing.
- A child born after the death of a child of the same parents is considered to be always nervous and timorous, and is thus called.
- A clearing up after the rain, the passing off of clouds, fortuitous, fortuitously, sudden, unawares.
- A conch which Hindus sound at certain ceremonies. The house of a Hindu left after burning. Adj. Miserly.
- A copy to write after as an exercise. A blank paper signed and sealed so as to be filled up at pleasure. A number of small pearls and turquoises.
- A courageous, or bold, manly person, manly, vigorous. in inquiry after health well in health, strong.
- A crucible. One who among a body of fakirs looks after the provision store.
- A cup for cupping or drawing blood after an application of leeches.
- A custom among kudabadi Hindus, according to which the bride’s relation visit the bridegroom the day after marriage and give him 11 rupees, 7 for himself and 4 for bride.
- A daughter born after three sons.
- A day after fair
- A den or hiding-place for thieves; one to whose house thieves take goods after stealing them.
- A fancy, idea, whim in plural. The age of a horse after attaining it’s sixth year.
- A festival among Hindus kept on 11th day after the new moon of Phagunn in which the बे॒रु ٻيرُ fruit and carrots गजर گجر are much eaten.
- A fire place for cooking at, a hearth. In plu. A tax levied on fire-places, hearth money. चोरनि जी चुल्हि چورن جي چُلهه One to whose house thieves take goods after stealing them.
- A grove of trees with branches closely interwoven above. Ploughing wet ground for rice after it has been flooded by water.
- A Hindu ceremony of purification performed on the 12th day after the death of any one. A nightmare.
- A kind of matting made of leaves and woven with a regular warp and woof. A form mourning after a death.
- A landholder’s account of expenses or receipts, a rent roll, account of canal work &c. Obsequies performed on 3rd and 10th day after a death.
- A leech. The after birth.
- A lunch or slight afternoon repast, tiffin, a visit paid by a married woman after child bearing to her relatives, when food is also eaten.
- A negative prefix. After the manner of our de, im, in etc. prep. prefixed without.
- A piece of bread. adv. About, more or less used after numbers or measures thus, सउ खनु سؤکنُ About one hundred, सेरु खनु سيرُ کنُ One seer more or less.
- A piece of string attached to a sling to give a crack after slinging.
- A reading over the shastras by Brahaman. The prohibition to drink milk, among some Hindu females after child birth, until permission has been given by Pir, neither the mother nor the child drink milk of cows, goats etc.. This abstinence is called warini
- A religious ceremony performed on the sixth day after the birth of a child, at which time a name is given to the infant, a memo, of the state of the stars on this day from which the horoscope is afterwards formed.
- A second crop after one cutting down, of sugar cane, tobacco, indigo. Cotton etc.
- A small kind of beetle. Boiled munga. What is left of the tail of a dumbo after unctuous matter has been extracted by cooking.
- A small quantity given above that which is purchased, something to boot. The pressing for more after the usual quantity that has been given.
- A son born after three daughters.
- A sprinkle. A ceremony performed by Hindus on the 11th, 21st and 40th day after smallpox breaks out on a person. छंडा विझणु ڇنڊا وِجھڻُ To splash, sprinkle with water.
- A town built by a chieftain and called after his name.
- Ablution of the anus after a call of nature.
- Accessory after the fact
- after birth, uterine discharge after delivery of baby, placenta
- An assembly, body of men. A meeting together and drinking sherbet at or before a wedding or circumcision festivity. S The fourth day after the decease of a Hindu on which certain rites is performed. The rites then performed.
- An ear or part of an ear of grain after grain is extracted, stalks of tobacco plant after leaf is separated.
- An intermittent fever or ague which comes after one day’s interval, a tertian fever.
- An inundation, flooding. The wetness or humidity in land after being flooded.
- Anything pulverized. A kind of pasteboard formed by pounding papers to a pulp and drying and pressing it after a certain process.
- attention please After paying your money do not forget to pick your slip otherwise company will not be responsible
- Avarice, covetousness, greediness, temptation. The second crop of Bajari sprung up after the first cutting.
- baby born after seven months of pregnancy
- bandage, bandaging after dressing
- Beestings after the first milking.
- Bilinguist after date
- blisters around lips after fever, herpes simplex
- Broiled after a certain fashion a fish.
- Closing, sealing, a seal or impression of a seal. Stopping any one in any act and transfixing him by incantation. Food given on the 4th day after a death to friends of the deceased.
- Cloth dyed after tying it in different places to prevent the parts tied from receiving the dye.
- companion; sir; master; lord; a polite form of address usually placed after a person's name
- conception before menstruation after prior delivery
- Congratulation. The day of betrothal. A course of dishes cooked one after the other in the same utensils. The working of mortaring pounding rice to clean it. A wooden ladle or spoon.
- day after day
- day after tomorrow
- Dregs, strainings. A soft cake made of cooling ingredients applied to children’s heads. Certain obsequies performed by the heir for 10 days after the death of any one
- Duty clerk after office hours
- Eighth day of the Moon’s age after both changes of new and full.
- Embroidered after certain ornamental pattern.
- Expanse of water, water spread over the country after rain or a flood.
- Fair complexion. s. m. A cannon ball. The kernel of a coconut. A young camel up to his 2nd year. The bones and ashes left after burning a Hindu’s body which are collected and sent to be thrown into the Ganges.
- Fatigue, weariness. चोकिड़ो लाहिणु or भञणु چوڪِڙو لاهڻ يا ڀڃڻُ To rest after fatigue.
- fever coming on alternate days, after every 48 hours, tertian fever, malarial fever
- Food found in stomach of an animal after death.
- From that time, after that correlative to जडि॒हांकुरू جڏهانڪر
- Ill cleaned grain, or heads with small grains still left in them after winnowing.
- Immediately after afterwards
- In proportion to, agreeable to, after the manner of.
- Inspection after execution
- Latter, of the after part. After, late.
- leech, after birth
- Like, after the manner of, similar.
- lochia [G], vaginal, discharge after childbirth during puerperium
- medicine of 32 ingredients fed to mother after parturition
- Milk. खीर धतो کِير گهتو Without fail, undoubtedly. खीरु पाइणु کِيرُ پائڻُ v. n. To receive milk from a fakir thanu or daru and give it to a Hindu mother and her child after a birth, till which ceremony milk is not allowed them to drink.
- Money given as a release from the marriage engagement on the 4th day after the death of a son-in-law or daughter-in-law, by the father to the family into which the deceased had married.
- More than enough, super abundant. Due to an agent after deducting credits.
- Name of a Hindu festival occurring in the fifth day after new moon in the month Magh.
- Name of a strong drink made from rice fermented after a certain process.
- Negotiate after acceptance
- nutritions dish of parched flour with nuts, gum, sugar candy fed to mother after parturition
- Of a young man, after the manner of a youth.
- Of the day after tomorrow.
- On or after the day
- one after other illnesses, disease, groaning during sickness
- One to whose house thieves take goods after stealing them.
- One who asks for more after receiving the correct quantity. Querulous.
- One who embroiders after a certain fashion.
- One who haggles in a bargain, or asks for more after getting full quantity.
- One who only fills his own belly; to look after Number One; selfish.
- Or, either. A redundant particle. prep. Like, resembling, after the manner of. adv. As, when, at such time as. जां جان or जांकी جانڪِي with तोंणी توڻِي etc. So long as, while.
- Ornamental holes pierced through anything. A method for reducing coins, weights etc. to a lower denomination, the account being worked out in a parallelogram or divided by diagonal lines after a certain fashion.
- past part. पर्तो پرتو. To enter into friendship again after a quarrel, make up- friends, be pacified, reconciled. To be happy, at ease, comfortable.
- premature baby born after six months of pregnancy
- Profit, gain. Interest. An after crop of sugar cane, indigo, etc. sprung up after the first cutting down.
- Quarantine or a forty days’ abstinence or separation kept by women after child birth and by persons after an attack of small pox &c. A forty days’ fast. The fortieth part of one’s gains given as a tithe or charity. Forty days of great heat and cold in sum
- Rayon appointment after retirement
- Receive after office hours
- scar, mark of wound after healing, scarification
- Sediment, grounds, dreg. The stalks or straws of different kinds of pulse after seed is trampled out.
- small chamber, atrium, the space between teeth, after tooth extraction
- Sordid, niggardly. An idle talker, a false story teller. s. m. A week. Adj. Of eight days; a child born after 8 months’ carriage.
- space left after removal of tooth
- stamped on embroidered after a certain pattern cloth.
- The 11th day after each new and full moon kept by Hindus as a fast.
- The 14th day after full moon in the month badro kept as a festival.
- the 3rd day after full moon in the month Wisakh, being the first day of the Satya Yug the first age kept as a festival.
- The 7th day after new moon in the month of Budha kept as a festival.
- The afterbirth. Talk, chat Chiefly of one’s grieves. A second crop sprung up after a field has been once reaped.
- The ashes of the stalks of the sugarcane burnt after extraction of juice, which are thrown into the liquid sugar in preparing it. The outside plank or piece of a sawn stick.
- The bones of a Hindu as left after cremation.
- The ceremony of the husband taking his bride home a few days subsequent to the wedding after she has visited her friends.
- The coming of the planet Saturn into the sign of Zodiac, 12 days in succession after that in which one was born. The seven and half years in which it continues in that sand the two following signs are considered unlucky.
- The day after tomorrow. adj. On the day after tomorrow.
- The day of the month in commemoration of a death, kept every month for the first year after which it is annual.
- The dregs of mustard seed &c. after the oil i.e. pressed out, oil-cake.
- The figure or number 12. the twelfth day after a death when certain ceremonies are performed by Hindus. Obsequies performed by Muslims six or twelve months after a death. The king at cards which counts 12, twelve at a game चौपणि چَوپڻِ adv. Always, ever,
- The first receipts of money in the morning after opening a shop, handsel.
- The first sowing of rice etc. for after transplanting, the plants so grown and transplanted.
- The following after to keep up intelligence of any one, remembrance of anything or person passed or left.
- The fourteenth day after full moon in the month of badroo, kept as a festival.
- The fourth day after a death on which certain obsequies are performed, the rites then performed.
- The fresh young feathers of a bird after molting.
- The giving forth fresh leaves a tree. the fresh springing up of a tree or plant after being cut down. Plants of tamarisk etc. sprung up in a body on a plain.
- The going of bridegroom with his friends to bring his bride home from her friends to whom she had returned after the honey-moon.
- The hollow part of the heart of an elephant’s tooth left after rings for armlets have been worked off.
- The judging from the stars, the propitious time for marriage etc. adj. Of the light half of the month or the 15 days after new moon.
- The lying in of woman after parturition for generally 40 days. Regimen or medicine taken at this time.
- The place where grain is collected in the fields after harvest for division, the heaps so collected. adj. True, genuine. खरो लिख्यो कि खरो बास्यो کرو لِکيو ڪِي کرو باسيو Can a written agreement be better than an oral one?
- the pockmarks or scars left after recovery from small pox
- The reciting prayers for the dead, a ceremony which goes on for some days after the death of a Muslaman, when the friends of the family all pay a visit and receive some food.
- The second year or month after present, the month &c. after next.
- The state of being sufficiently dry to bear footsteps ground, the drying up of ground after wet, the airing or drying damp clothes etc.
- The third day after each phases new and full of the moon.
- The visit paid by a bride and her husband to her parents after their honey moon.
- The visiting a newly married couple after the honeymoon.
- The water of the safflower dye left after the strength of the dye which has been taken out of it.
- The watering of land after sowing, irrigating.
- To apply medicine, lay on a plaster. To look after or take care of.
- To ask after welfare, perform the usual ceremonies of salutation and enquiry on meeting a friend.
- To be calmed, quieted, pleased as a child after crossness.
- To be lost (said of a person who does not return soon after an errand).
- To be pleased, to be happy (by seeing a friend, son etc, after a long separation).
- To be reconciled to be thick friends, esp. after a tiff.
- To be thick friends after a tiff.
- To become dry ground after being wet or to dry the ground up.
- To become friends again after a quarrel, reconciliation.
- To become straight after suffering.(ٽَڪَ The spindle of a spinning wheel; ور twist, winding.)
- To bind turbans on the persons who have carried a corpse to the place of cremation. This is done 3 days after the decease of the person whose body is burnt.
- To bolt away after taking loan.
- To break an earthen pot at the head of a Hindu corpse after certain ceremonies, midway in conveying the body to the burning place. S quicksilver.
- To bring the bride home after she had visited the friends on the conclusion of the honey moon.
- To charm or perform spells with grain after a certain fashion.
- To cleanse the person after making water or Muslims.
- To do things after one’s own fancy; not to listen to other people’s advice.
- To fix, drive into, make firm, pitch a tent. कपिड़ो खोड़णु ڪپِڙو کوڙڻُ To smooth cloths after washing and drying by beating them with a stick. गोडो॒ खोड़णु گوڏو کوڙڻُ To sit down with a knee on the ground.
- To frequent a place, to come frequently or one after another.
- To give forth fresh leaves or foliage a tree, to shoot up again after having been cut down. To shoot out as leaves or foliage, sprout, vegetate.
- To move about and attend to work after safe delivery.
- To move or lean lightly on, a limb after being laid up from disease or a hurt.
- To plough rice ground after it has been flooded by water.
- To press for more after receiving a fair and proper quantity.
- To recoup strength after illness.
- To remove fatigue; i. e. to rest after fatigue. (چوڪڙو fatigue)
- To settle (as roads after rain).
- To stick a dog and bitch after copulation.
- to take bath after recovery from disease
- to take bath after recovery from illness
- To visit the house of the bride’s family as the bride and bridegroom do among Hindus after the marriage on the same day.
- Twilight; the diffused light a little before sun rise and after sunset.
- Unwashed or without washing after copulation.
- Watered, irrigated land after being sown.
- What is left after sifting or straining, bran, siftings. adj. Worn out with fatigue.
- Whim, fancy, caprice. The quick ambling pace of a horse. Edge of a sword etc. sharpness. The sediment or earth left by the river after inundation. A weed, weeds.
- Without, except used both before and after the word it governs. S inter. used in calling or accosting an inferior. Oh! Hallo!
- Work, act. A ceremony performed for 11 days after the decease of any one, a kind of obsequies.
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- رت جي بي رنگ پاڻيٺ، ٽڪن جو ٻج Straw colored fluid that is present after blood clots.
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