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- fuːd
ٻارن جي لغت مان
Food
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کاڌو
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Food
فوڊس
طعام، کاڌو، ڪو به غذائي کاڌو يا پيتو جنھن جي استعمال سان زندگي برقرار رکي سگهجي، توانائي مھيا ڪري ۽ واڌ وغيره ڪرائي.
Related words with: Food
- Food additive
- Food allergens
- Food allergy
- Food and Agricultural Organization FAO
- Food and drink, victuals
- food and drink; fate
- Food and drink; fate (lit. grain or food and water).
- Food and drink; fate.
- Food chain
- Food constituent
- Food fad
- Food for Peace
- Food found in stomach of an animal after death.
- Food grain
- Food grain purchase scheme
- Food grain supervisor
- Food intolerance
- Food of birds, food brought up from the crop by birds to feed their young. A kind of over-dress or great coat.
- Food of birds.
- Food poisoning
- Food sent daily from the house of any one to a fakir. Food, victuals.
- Food stuff
- Absorption of food
- Adulterated food
- appetite, desire for food
- assimilations of food
- belching, eructation regurgitation of food
- bread; meal; food
- Cattle food
- chyme [G], creamyyellow fluid of partially digested food
- Clothes and food
- Department of Food
- Director food
- Health food
- Irradiation of food
- meals; food
- Non energy food
- Noxious food
- Nutritional food
- Proceeds food
- subsistance; food
- Sustained food
- Vegetarian food
- ملگور
- A class who keeps donkeys, horses etc. for hire and who sells fire wood. One who sells food to travelers, a subtler. One who sells parched grain. A great eater, greedy person.
- A dish of food sent to a fakir on the occasion of keeping obsequies.
- A flat iron vessel for baking or frying food in. A pan.
- A flat vessel for cooking food in, a frying pan. Heat. Tyranny, oppression. adj. Dried up, parched a crop.
- A kind of creeper, the pods of which are used as food Oxystelnia Esculentum.
- A large fire place at which much cooking is going on, a large pot in which grain is parched or food cooked.
- 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 morsel of food eaten for civility’s sake at a house one visits. Certain superstitious forms gone through at weddings for good fortune. Augury, omen.
- A pantry, place where food and eatables are kept.
- A seasoning for food made of garlic.
- A shower of rain, a blast of wind, a burst of passion &c, a whisk, snatch, spring. adj. Killed or slaughtered with a sword a goat &c. as is done for food by Sikhs.
- A spot, stain, mark, scar, brand, cicatrix, blemish, taint. Anything put into food to give it a strong pungent flavor, seasoning. A marking iron.
- A vessel or utensil for cooking or holding food etc. a kind of net for catching fish. The treadles of a loom.
- A vessel used by catch Hindus to cook their food in.
- An iron spike or fork for lifting food with &c. A spike with a knob of wood &c. on the end, by the whirling round of which cord is twisted.
- An unwholesome mixture of food in eating, trash eaten by children.
- Any vessel used in giving unclean animals food or drink.
- Assistant Food Controller
- Centenary food grain officer
- 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.
- Counsel, advice, consultation. Food given to a master in school by a scholar. Praise, applauding.
- Director of food purchases
- District food controller
- Enduring, suffering, enjoyment, luxury, enjoying sensual pleasures, venery. An offering of food of a deity.
- First fruits, or fruits and other articles of food the earliest of the season. The miraculous power attributed to some fakirs of being able to affect any desired object. Moistening, moisture, wet, wetting by sprinkling.
- Food and drink; fate (lit. grain or food and water).
- Food of birds, food brought up from the crop by birds to feed their young. A kind of over-dress or great coat.
- Funeral obsequies or a funeral ceremony observed at various fixed periods consisting of offerings to the manes and food to the relations and Brahmans present.
- Ghee Clarified Butter put into flour in making up different kinds of food to soften it.
- Good, wholesome, without fault or ill quality person, food etc.
- Group more food officer
- gullet, food pipe, oesophagus
- Happy, pleased, food of, desirous of.
- imper. कढु ڪڍُ To extract, draw out, abstract, take out, turn out, expel, dismiss, draw a picture, line &c., v. n. To vomit. खेण पाणु कढ्यो आहे کيڻ پاڻُ ڪڍيو آهي The food has become stale.
- imper. चुगु॒ چُڳُ To peck up food with the beak.
- in fem. भाड़्यत ڀاڙِيت hired, taken on hire. That has lost its calf but gives milk on being given food to eat a cow etc..
- Licking with the tongue. Temptation, enticement, allurement, wheedling. A slight coloring, tinge, tincture, taste or something added in food to give a taste. चट बं॒धणु چٽ ٻنڌڻُ to temp, excite desire, allure, entice, coax, wheedle, cajole.
- Name of a bush Capparis Aphylla. The flowers pusi and fruit dowra of it are used for food by poorer classes.
- National food technological research institute
- Option in food grain
- Other food grains
- Particular kinds of food taken on fast days as wild grains etc.
- Pure food act
- Religious abstinence from fresh food and eating of cold food only.
- Remnant of food left by a saint or a spiritual guide.
- Seasoning of mustard etc. put in food, seasoning of anything put in food in cooking. Adj. alloy.
- Soup, gravy. Anything such as flower and water put into a pot in cooking food to make it thin or to form gravy. Glutinousness.
- The 7th day of each lunar fortnight of the month Sawanu, kept by Hindus as a festival in honor of the goddess of small pox, on this day they eat only cold food of the day before.
- The annoyance or injury from flies lighting on a sore, food etc.
- The flower of the किरिड़ु ڪِرِڙُ plant used as food by the poor.
- The food became tasteless or stale; the food had lost its savour.
- The leaves of a plant used to make a cooling beverage Fumaria Parvilflora. A mixture of food in eating.
- The leaving of food of great man or a fakir amon disciples of Nanak Shah a kind of sweet cake.
- The mixing up or disordering food when dished, and disarranging it with the fingers in eating.
- The name of a wild grass, the seeds of which are used for food by Hindus on fast days Poa Megastachya.
- The stalks of leguminous plants given as food to cattle.
- The stomach, the ventricle in which food is digested, the tripe.
- The tops and empty pods of oil grains given as food for camels etc.
- To be blasted, injured by the blight, to become food from staleness etc. such as to cause flatulency. To become insensible or delirious, talk folly, rave.
- To be swollen out with food or from flatulency.
- To defile or pollute any food by putting the mouth to it as by an animal or bird.
- To keep a fast by eating cold food and abstaining from fresh food.
- To leave food in eating.
- To light on food etc. and spoil or hurt it as flies do.
- To offer food etc. to an idol.
- to repress hunger; not to give food though one is hungry
- To rinse, wash, clean out, empty completely as a dish of food in eating.
- To spoil food by lighting on it and biting it, as flies do.
- To spoil or disarrange dished food by handling or sticking the fingers into it. To bully, behave harshly towards, oppress.
- To strain, drain off, or extract water from food etc.
- WFC World Food Council
- Wheat, jawari etc. coarsely ground, and boiled into a mash of made up into a ball for food or given to cattle.
- World food program
- World Food Programme WFP
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