God of destruction

epithet of Durgā or Pārvatī (wife of Śiva)

the Month of Shawwal, the moon of eid, the month of joy, then month of eid

respectable person, very gentlemen, gentleman, noble-minded man

full moon

the moon that stays up all night

solar month

causing sadness, or fear, terrible, dreadful, destitute of provisions, famished, starving, dismal, dreary, desolate, desert, uninhabited

a type of large fish that is good to eat, mahseer, a large fresh water fish

a place of assembly or congregation

a disturbance or commotion, ruckus, the one who make trouble

testifying on the Day of Judgment, Muslims believe that on the Day of Judgment, all things will testify before Almighty God against tyranny

rabble rouser, the one who creating trouble

till the doom, till day of judgement, always

highly commendable move or trick

of or related to Resurrection

footnote writer, the one who did comments, the one who sew laces and skirting

one who walks with much grace and charm, beloved

any woman of high rank, especially the first or properly consecrated wife of a king

graceful walk, The walk that fascinates the mind, beloved walking

annotated, having explanatory notes in the margin

congregated, collected together, assembled, raised from the dead