humidity, dew

waterproof, damp-proof (substance)

the prayers prescribed by Islam

full of tears

dampness, moisture, humidity, tearful, wetness

damaged by moisture

moist, damp

moisture absorbers, moisture drier

moist, wet

felt carpet or rug, a non-woven warm fabric that is made by combining wool, hair, or in layers, through pressure, moisture, or heat.

one who offer Namaaz, person who prays regularly, In the constant habit of praying

ant, an ant (also used as a plural in Urdu)

a chapter (Surah) name of the Holy Quran

canopy, awning

wet, damp, moist

a canopy, an awning

felt, or a coarse woollen cloth (formed without weaving) used in coverings for horses

moisture, moistness

having moist eyes, weeping, moist eyes, wet, damp

(Hindu) namaste, namaskar, used as a greeting among Hindus

growth, increase, augmentation

moistness, humidity

moisturized, destroyed by moisture

letter, epistle, writing

the state of being bowed or bent, bowing

salt, salted, saline, brackish, piquant, racy, animated, witty, poignant sarcastic, of a nut-brown colour, handsome, beautiful

to bend, to respect, to honor, to manner

attraction, charm, bread, food, grace, elegance, beauty, light brown or cafe au lait complexion, salt, saltish taste, flavour

backbiting, stab in the back

backbiter

model, mould

pillow, the mattress that holds between the rider and the saddle

a (wound) sprinkled or stopped and bandaged or bound up with salt

one who tastes salt, Metaphorically: servant, slave

mountain salt

scattering salt, the who make trouble for others, painful

the one who wear blankets, Metaphorically: saint, sufi, mystics

(Hindu) salutation by folding hands

clothed in felt