sage, wise man

wisdom, sagacity, intelligence

aged, old (generally applied to animals)

A poetic form of din-day

khaanaa

a log tied to the neck of a vicious ox or cow

afford, offer, allot, allow, emit, give forth, give (birth), give, confer, lay (eggs), pay (a debt, etc.), produce, yield, raise (a cry for help)

give

wise heart, to know inner voice, the discovery and miracle men

experienced, seasoned

knowing the secret

wise, intellectual, claver

wise and far-sighted, wise and discerning, learned

knower of the Hidden

title of great Persian poet Firdausi

wise, the most learned of the age

worldly-wise

a wise man of Iran

both

double, twofold, twice

double (used in mathematical tables to denote "multiplied by two", as in two multiplied by two, four

a type of skin disease, itching

a demon

bead

religious, pious, spiritual

grain, corn, dice

receptacle, place

base, mean, ignoble, vile, wretched, petty, paltry

wing of a bird

leaves folded up in the shape of a cup for holding flowers, sweetmeat, etc.