unwilling, displeased, offended, angry

be angry, unhappy

anger, displeasure, unhappy, disagreement, unwilling, offended

dissatisfaction

New year's day (according to the Persian calendar, being that on which the sun enters Aries, this is called 'aamma' or 'general', and the sixth of the same month, 'Khaassa' or 'special,' or buzurg, 'great', both of these days are celebrated by feasts

the thing which is a source of joy for the eyes

(Literary) celebration that illuminating world

to celebrate Nauroz feast

(general new-year's day) the day on which the sun enters Aries, initiating a week of festivities, which terminates with the 'nau-roz-e-buzurg'

the celebration of Nauroz, or name of fair

(great or special new-year's day) The sixth day after the vernal equinox

to be celebrated the festival of Nowruz and celebrating the arrival of the new year, (Hindu) to be celebrated a festival of 'Baisakhi

it is a type of food made of flour in the shape a hard small cake

the second part of Rahavi's composition which is based on six Raginee

first part of 'Rahavi' which is based on some Ragini or melody

(Music) name of a note in Iranian music

the daybreak, dawn

(Music) name of a Iranian musical note

lives in peace and happiness

the seven-colored or sky-colored dress or garment that was sent on the occasion of Nauroz or Diwali along with other things to the bride house from side of bridegroom

dawn, daybreak

God's light, the shine and glow of god, (metaphorically) used for beard

relating to New Year's Day

a cascade of light, bright,

to shouting slogan

light and darkness, darkness and brightness

as per need, in time of need, when required

light of conscience

sloganeering

light in darkness, (met.) stars

sloganeer, one who chants a slogan

passing happily

(sing, and pi.), uttering loud cries, shouting at the top of the voice

dawn, daybreak, day-spring

slogan shouting

feast of the (Persian) new year.

one sowing seeds of dissension, one creating dissension, disruptionist