temperament of justice, fair-minded, lover of justice, just-minded, just in temperament, (a person) of propriety or taste

concealed, hidden, secret, covered, veiled

separation (of lovers), absence (of a beloved person or friend)

one who fights against infidels

charge sheet, indictment, calendar of crime

migration, leaving of country and friends

epileptic seizure/ fit

top room of a house with windows on all four sides, topmost storey of a house

a vapour resembling the sea at a distance (formed by the rays of the sun or moonlight on a sandy plain)

literal, relating to letters

excuse, apology, plea

short, succinct, abbreviated, abridged, concise

sick of, displeased, tired of, weary, vexed, disgusted, apathetic, out of humour

the genus of aquatic animal whose back is hard like stone

fulfill the promise

abandoning worldly pleasures, becoming hermit

a great shedder of blood, a cruel man, a butcher, tyrant

fast walker, fast runner, fast speed

an assay-balance, a touchstone

an embarrassed or ashamed person tends to vent his/her feeling by quarrelling

life partner, wife or husband mostly used for wife

sense of touch, tactile sense

jurisdiction, management, rule, sway

fixing dentures, fixing artificial teeth

apparent, revealed, divulged, known, manifest, obvious

a school boy, inexperienced

birthday

anew, afresh, over again

poor-spirited, Shallow, of little capacity, stupid, silly, witless

hiding the face

repenting too soon, one who repents soon

range of authority or control, within (one's) reach or power; to be reached with the hand, come to hand, able, approach, access, command, control

land sown every year

abundance (of thirst, tears or lamentation, etc.)

(Literary) handful of dust, human being, man

wanton injury, molestation, annoyance, oppression

genre, sex, gender, species

sinner, transgressor, adulterer, fornicator, rake, impious, vicious, scoundrel

commission, office, post

hypocritical, a hypocrite, dissembler

In a state of rest, or ease, or quiet, enjoying repose and ease, still, quiet, tranquil, content, safe, secure

Rekhta, Hindawi

genre of poetry, form of poetry

iron, steel

(Literary) my life, my dear, darling

mean, sense, meaning, motive, aim, object, concern, purpose, wish, desire, selfishness, question, petition

time, season, epoch, age

heavy or hard to digest food

drowning, sinking, immersion

contemporary, coeval

period of reign, period of rule

modern or present age

renewal, revival, novelty, renovation

home-made, self-appointed, self-styled

contentment, satisfaction, tranquility, abstinence, ability to do without

uncivilized, uncultured

dance, dancing

long-life, may (your) life (be) long

humiliation, abasement, indignity, disgrace, degradation

ultimate judgement, statement that settles an issue

long tresses, long locks

reprimand, chiding, dressing down, reproof, rebuke, reprehension

customs and beliefs of a specific country or group, culture

public, common people, populace at large

constitution, law, code, enactment, regulation, statute, set rules or laws

rape, ravishment

confidence, faith, trust, reliance, dependence

confidence, trust, belief, faith, reliability, credibility

morning breeze, the zephyr, a refreshing wind

the process of copying something achieved by someone else and trying to do it as well as they have, effort to match or surpass a person or achievement, typically by imitation, emulation

sign of puberty, signs of being young

national security, the safety of a nation, or actions taken to protect it

life, existence

determination to travel

a watcher, guardian

words, articulate sounds, terms

littleness, smallness; fewness, paucity, deficiency, scarcity, insufficiency

deaths

feigned negligence, intentional connivance

separation, disunion, abandonment

unfortunate, unlucky

enemy, foe, oppositionist , opponent,

stars

justice, fairness, equity, rectitude

a hanging screen made of reeds or spilt bamboo for obstructing view, curtain, a venetian blind

defence, repulsion

love, affection, friendship, intimacy, familiarity, attachment, kindness

indignation, grief, unpleasantness (between persons)

hearing, listening, (of a lawsuit)

heart afflicting, torment of the heart, vexation of spirit, anxiety, trouble

contempt of court

plan, design, scheme, project

hostility, malice, enmity, animosity, hate, hatred, resentment, vindictiveness, malice, feud

determination, resolution, intention, fixed purpose, bent, aim, undertaking

night, night time

sun