a small cut, bit, piece, cutting (of almond or pistachio, etc.)

branch

a kind of dish made with flour and sugar

small branch, offshoot

pigeon pea, species of pulse, Cajanus indicus

branched, ramified, consecutive, continuous, one after the other

intimidation, threat (the phrase owes its origin to the circumstance of certain mendicants carrying in one hand a ram's horn and in the other a ram's shoulder-blade with which they make an objectionable noise before the doors of those from whom they seek relief)

tree branches, a thicket

a conversation that creates chaos, argument

carpenter

a branch having flowers, a mistress, a sweet heart

tendril of grapevine

hope bearing branch

(archer's) bow, crescent

branch-after-branch, branched out or diffused, entangled, intricate, with one point leading to another

branch of the heavenly Tooba (طوبیٰ) tree, blessed sign

increase, compound, aggravate

branch laden with fruits

tributary, the part of the river that flows away from the main stream

arched branch, a reference to old age when the back is bent

delicate branch, a support that is not able to be relied upon

the horn of a deer

branch of Sidra--a holy tree at the end of the seventh heaven which no angel can confront

beautiful girl

to raise a difficulty or obstacle (in the way of), to put a spoke (in the wheel of), to raise an objection (to), to carp or cavil (at)

chopped branch

an offer of peace or reconciliation, olive branch

branch of saffron, something peerless

twig of saffron, anything that causes laughter, funny or humorous thing, anything strange and rare