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Day
گرامر noun
- اسم
ڏِھاڙو
گرامر noun
- اسم
ڏِينھُن
گرامر noun
- اسم
روزُ
گرامر noun
- اسم
يومُ
Related words with: Day
- day after day
- day after tomorrow
- day and night
- day and night; perpetually; constantly
- day before yesterday
- Day book
- day book; diary
- Day break
- Day break, dawn.
- Day break; clear morning
- Day dream
- Day labourer
- Day light
- Day of grace
- Day of judgment
- Day of maturity
- Day of settlement
- Day shift
- Day spring
- Day time
- Day to day loans
- A year & a day
- Absolution day
- Accoucheur day
- Account day
- appointed date for a ceremony; date; the day
- Aver hours per day
- Aver per day
- Calculus day
- Clear day
- Close day
- Contango day
- Courses conducted day
- Dawn to day
- day after day
- Eid; festival day
- Election day
- every day
- Eye of day
- Good day
- Hairy day
- High day
- Intervening day
- Judgment day
- Labour day
- Lady day
- Land Day
- Lashing open day
- Mammitis day
- May day
- Mid day
- Natural day
- Nautical day
- Non working day
- On or after the day
- Pawnee day
- Pay day
- Peep of day
- Per day
- Precipitation day
- Prompt day
- Rain day
- Regnal day
- Requirement per day
- Settlement day
- Sidereal day
- Solar Day
- The other day
- Tidal day
- Tree planning day
- Week day
- Wet day
- Worker’s Welfare Fund day
- Working day
- Working day-work day
- ملگور
- هاوڙ اچڻ
- هتو تتو
- هتيڇو
- هدر مدر ڏيڻ
- هدس
- هديو
- هر
- هر هر
- هرمز
- هرينهه ڪرڻ
- هرڪڻ
- هزارن منهن
- هماڙ
- همهاڙ
- هيئي
- هير
- هيريو ڪرڻ
- هيم
- هينئون هيٺو ڪرڻ
- هينئين تي ڇٻر ڄمڻ
- هيڻا
- هٽر هٽر
- هٿ ڪپڙي ۾ هئڻ
- هٿڙ ٻٿڙ
- هچ هچ
- هڏ رکو
- هڏياکو
- هڪ ٽنگ
- هڳا
- وارکا وارڻ
- وارکا ڪرڻ
- واڀڻ
- ور وٺي
- ورائو ڪتو
- ورانوڻ
- وراوڻ
- ورٽڻ
- وهرڻ
- وڏي
- A bag fastened at the top by a string used by fakirs, a scrip, wallet, bag. The collection made by fakirs on a certain day in name of Mahadeo. A skirt taken up to hold anything in. a nest of eggs, a brood of young birds.
- 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 bed, couch. The perambulation of the Tabut on the 10th day of Moharam or of a bridegroom in the marriage ceremony.
- A Brahman who performs certain obsequies on a death in a family and on giving to whom to death on the 11th day the house becomes pure. A kind of fakir who always wears a gaudri.
- 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 date, day of a month. Memoirs, annals, a history.
- A day after fair
- A day on which a woman does not consider unlucky to spin. There are three in a week considered unlucky agato for this work, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.
- A Day on which it is considered by women unlucky to spin or sew. There are three such in the week, viz. Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.
- A dust storm. The last day of the Holi festival.
- A fast day among Hindus occurring on the 9th of the 1st lunar fortnight of Cheyt. It is the anniversary of the incarnation of Vishnu in the person of Rama.
- A fast day kept by Hindus on the full moon of the month Wesakha.
- A fast kept by Hindus on the 12th day of the waning moon in the month Badro.
- A fast kept on the 4th day of the waning moon, when that falls on a Monday.
- 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 festival kept by women on the 7th day of the first fortnight of the month Faigun.
- A Hindu ceremony of purification performed on the 12th day after the death of any one. A nightmare.
- A kind of cake of wheaten flour etc. eaten cold by Hindus on the 7th day of the warring moon in the month Sawanu.
- A laborer, workman, a day laborer. s. f. Want, need.
- 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 name given to each of the three day preceding the new moon, which are said to be unlucky days for spinning or sewing.
- 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.
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