the state of decay

seeping through the hole, to leak, leaking water from the bottom holes of the boat

glad, happy, joyful, cheerful

a woman of a Sayyid family

rotten, addle, stinky

mad woman

house (e.g.of parliament)

obnoxious odour, bad smell, stench, stink, smell of putrefaction, rancidness, rancidity, rottenness

ek-dam

a kind of pond in which washerwomen pours clothes to sock and getting rid off scums with a special soil

two auspicious stars, Jupiter and Venus

ittifaaqan

carpenter's tool for measuring angles

pay earnest money

decay, decompose, become rotten or putrid, to rot, putrefy

someone mounted on camel messenger who used to come on a camel (usu, a faster one)

weak captive

a person fit to become great or destined to be great

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