grain, corn, dice

bead

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

granulated, containing grains

have nothing to eat, be extremely poor

every grain has the name of its eater inscribed on it, i.e. what you eat or where you eat is decided by destiny, every bullet has its billet

every grain has the name of its eater inscribed on it, i.e. what you eat or where you eat is decided by destiny, every bullet has its billet

it depends on destiny (said esp. of travel)

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

wisdom, sagacity, intelligence

religious, pious, spiritual

sage, wise man

receptacle, place

allusion to a mean host who does not serve food to his/her guests but expresses fake emotions

feed (birds)

to caress by joining bills (as pigeons do), to bill

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

wing of a bird