become encompassing, surround, overpower

gram, chickpea, an edible pulse of the Leguminosae family, Cicer arietinum

to investigate, look into something

lower jaw, chin

explore

overcast

sieve, sifted

rii.Dh kii haDDii honaa

snatched, took away

chisel, cutting or shaving tool with a bevelled cutting edge

small species of chickpea

snatch, wrench, rob, take forcibly, deprive of, usurp, seize, pluck

a taste for fried gram and a taste for tale-bearing are both bad

sieve, strainer

a kind of white pigeon or bird with red or black spots on its body

to know, recognize, distinguish, identify

porcelain ceramic, face

sweetmeat made of curd

very small paper kite

be snatched or seized, be taken by force

hawker's call who sells boiled spicy chickpeas

a dish of boiled gram with spices and yogurt may also be added.

Chanab river, one of the five rivers of Punjab, it originates from the mountains of Laddakh and joined in Sindh

to burst and fall out (as seed from the husk), to burst or open (as a bud)

sift, strain, sieve, filter

be snatched or seized, be taken by force

sycamore, buttonwood, plane tree, maple tree, poplar, a tall, straight and quick growing tree with shiny leaves resembling human hands

rheumatic pain

burning sensation while urinating, gonorrhoea

tinkling sound, the sound of coins, the sound of bracelet

an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra

sound of anklet bells, the sound of breaking glass and swords hitting, jingle, tinkle, ringing, clinking, rattling, sound beetle, jingle of coin