dust, trifle

circulation, revolution, rotation, course, vicissitude, change of fortune, bad luck, wandering about, vagrancy

dust cover, dust-cover, jacket, jacket cover of a book or table

dust of trouble, vexation, distress

consigned to dust, glow-less, destroy

dust on the road

dust of ego, egoist,

wanderer, rover

sky, firmament, heavens

tornado, dust storm

dusty

collection, accumulation, the act of bringing together

dust on way

covered (or soiled) with dust, dusty, encumbered with riches or worldly cares

ill-will resembling dust

cloud of regret

neck

the dust of orphaned, means: the trouble at being orphaned, scarcity, helplessness, symbolic: the light of pearl

the dust which is produce due to caravan's movement

covered with dust, dusty

kidneys

dust and cloud

exalting the neck, proud, haughty, vain, a proud person, stubborn, obstinate

a chain, collar, necklace, ornament for the neck

to be or become ruined or desolate (a city, &c.)

constant movement, misfortunes befalling

the executioner, hangman

dust of the field of altercation, litigation or agonies of death

to blow or raise dust

(in geography) the area below the peak of a mountain

afflicted by adversity, vicissitudes

dust to come off

misfortune, bad luck

an eye wink (to tell something), movement of eye

movement of sky, change of times

dust

wandering or travelling

to remove dust from, beat, chastise

vicissitudes, misfortune