A poetic form of din-day

afford, offer, allot, allow, emit, give forth, give (birth), give, confer, lay (eggs), pay (a debt, etc.), produce, yield, raise (a cry for help)

aged, old (generally applied to animals)

khaanaa

give

rain

battle-place, field of battle

a type of skin disease, itching

maudlin, weeping face, teary appearance

weep, cry

both

double, twofold, twice

double (used in mathematical tables to denote "multiplied by two", as in two multiplied by two, four

a demon

wisdom, sagacity, intelligence

bead

religious, pious, spiritual

sage, wise man

grain, corn, dice

receptacle, place

name of a tribe of Rajputs

Rani, queen, princess, card bearing a representation of a queen, most valuable piece in game of carrom, reproductive female in a colony of ants, bees or termites, driving, wielding

concern, matter, business

settling of one's account or affairs

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

bird that chirps at night

rainy

fat rich man

(agriculture) irrigation, water supply, watering

beautiful, tender bud, venus

graceful gait or motion, grace, elegance, refinement, loveliness, exquisite beauty, cuteness

leaves folded up in the shape of a cup for holding flowers, sweetmeat, etc.

a rope-shackle that's put in the neck or legs of the horse or bull and which makes him handicapped temporary

to have no concern, have no business, useless