Words tagged under "Figurative"
List of Urdu words and terms related with "Figurative" consisting of definitions, descriptions, elucidations and topical and subject-specific categorizations
aa.nkho.n par daaman rakhnaa
aahuu-e-charKH
the deer of the sky, the sun
'aalam-dost
friend of world, the one who knows the world very well,
'aalam-e-KHaraab
ruined state, intoxicated state
'aalam-panaah
saviour of the world, a mode of address for royalty
abhii kafan bhii mailaa nahii.n hu.aa
it is too early after a person's death (said when someone is impatient to inherit or behaves irresponsibly)
abhii kai din kai raate.n
'ahd-e-shabaab
the period of youth, puberty
alganii par Daalne ke qaabil
feeble, very weak, infirm
alganii par sukhaa rakhnaa
preserve, keep attached, not let be separated or detached
'aql-e-avval
the first creature, the first wisdom, the reason behind the existence of other creatures
'aqrab
scorpion, the eighth sign of the zodiac, quarrel, quarrelsome, watch needle
'araq
sweat, perspiration, exuded moisture
'ashra-e-kaamila
ten days of fasting three before and seven after the Hajj if sacrifice is not offered at Hajj
aTeran
circle in which a horse is trained, reel, skein of thread, bobbin
auliyaa
friends (of God), saints, holy men
'azaab-ul-hariiq
he punishment of hell-fire
'azaabunnaar
(Figurative) punishment of hell
baaluu par makaan banaanaa
baat bigaa.Dnaa
make a plan fail, ruin one's credit, bring disgrace upon
ba'iid-ul-qiyaas
inconceivable, unimaginable
be daal kaa buudam
an idiot, a foolish, a blockhead, silly, insane, inane, injudicious, stupid, crazy, imprudent, dumb
besituu.n
(met.) pillarless, that is the sky
buniyaad
basis, base, basic, elementary, foundation, ground-work, roots, origin,power, sources, capacity,belongings, possessions,start, beginning
buraaq-e-jam
(met.) the wind which wafted Solomon's throne from place to place
chaabii bharnaa
urge, incite or provoke (someone), wind (watch, etc)
chaah-e-baabil
the pit of Babel, a well where two fabulous angels, called Harut and Marnt, are said to hang with their heads downwards and to teach magic to mankind (are said to be hung as penalty for their love for Venus)
chaah-zindaa.n
the well of Syria in which Yusuf (Joseph) was imprisoned
chaar-daa.ng
four quarters (of the globe), the four directions: north, south, east and west, everywhere
chakhnaa
have experience, to taste, relish, enjoy, suffer, taste, eat
chakor
the Indian red-legged partridge
charaaG-e-chashm
son, true friend, beloved
charii
a small portion of land held rent-free by cultivator
chi.Diyaa kaa duudh
bird's milk,(figuratively) an impossibility, the state or fact of being impossible
chiknaa gha.Daa
shameless person, one turning a deaf earेो
Daalii
gift of fruit, etc. in a basket or tray and partially covered with flowers given as a present (and sometimes also as bribe)
Daar
row, swarm, line (animal, birds or deer, etc.)
dandaan-e-maar
teeth of a snake, (met.) poisonous
dast-e-raast
the right hand, right hand man
Dev.Dhii
porch, entrance, threshold
Dhaggaa
lean and long-legged (horse)
dharm-paal
the follower or protector of religion, one who obeys rules of religion, a very religious person
Dhobraa
old dilapidated house, a crack in the wall or utensil, old earthen pot
dhoke kii TaTTii
false screen, cloak, something transient or unreal
diivaar
wall, obstruction, hurdle, bridge (of the nose)
diyaasalaa.ii
matchstick, a thin piece of wooden stick used to light a fire
do-aab
name of a Province in India, lying between the rivers Ganges and Jamna which is called 'antaraved', land or plot between two rivers, metaphorically: weeping eye
do-aaba
a tract of country lying between two rivers which unite after running some distance, land between two rivers, the country between the Ganges and Yamuna
do-niim
divided in two, two halves
faa'il
doer, performer, agent, subject, active partner in sodomy
faa'il-o-maf'uul
Grammar: subject and object
falak-sariir
whose throne itself is on height like sky, Metaphorically: high ranked, honorable
falak-shigaaf
piercing sky, reaching the sky, very high
farsh-e-gul
(met.) satisfactory, comforting
farzand-e-zamiin
son of the land, (met.) a farmer
firaaq-zada
separated from one's beloved, afflicted by pangs of separation, (one) doomed to separation, separated from one's sweetheart
ga.ngaa aur madaar kaa saath
ga.ngaa bahnaa
being showered with mercy
ga.ngaa haath par rakhnaa
ga.ngaa nahaanaa
to take bath in the Ganges, be pure, have sins forgiven
gaa.Dii kaTnaa
take the burden of family or any task upon one's shoulders
gaa.n.D phaa.Dnaa
to intimidate, threaten, admonish
gaa.n.D phaT kar hauz ho jaanaa
gaa.n.D phaTnaa
to get into a funk, to be in a great fright
gaa.nTh kaTnaa
to have (one's) purse cut off or stolen, to have (one's) pocket picked, to be robbed
gaaf
boasting, idle talk, nonsensical or useless talk
gaaj-maaraa
afflicted, unfortunate, an unfortunate person
gaalaa
anything soft or white or fluffy
gaav-pusht
sloping like a cow's back, Metaphorically: sky
gabad
full, filled out, fleshy, plump, stout
gadde-baaz
cheat, fraud, one who conjectures and talks on suppositions
gaddii
a padded seat, a cushioned seat
gadhe ko halvaa khilaa kar laate.n khaanaa
To feed an ass on dainties only to be kicked by him, to nurse a serpent.
gadlaa
muddy, dirty, turbid, foul, soiled, heavy
gadraahaT
the state of being nearly developed, filled out, plump, well-developed, the state of being semi-solid, athletic and shapely body at the beginning of youth
gadraanaa
to be half-ripe (as fruit)
gai.nDaa
a round pillow, an instrument to level the ploughed field
Gairat-e-shamshaad
envy of Shamshad (Box tree)
galaa gho.nT ke sulaa rakhnaa
galaa KHushk honaa
throat becoming dry due to screaming, Metaphorically: extreme thirst
galaa phaa.nsnaa
to be strangled, to choke
gale kaa taa'viiz banaanaa
gale me.n zanjiir pa.Dnaa
gale pa.Dnaa
become a responsibility, be a nuisance
galii jhakaanaa
make someone go from place to place, to cause to wander
galiim-posh
clad in a rug, mendicant, ascetic
galiyo.n kii KHaak chhaan.naa
Gamii
mourning, demise, grief, bereavement
ganj-e-aab-aavrd
treasure brought forward by water
ganj-e-hakiim
the first sura or chapter of the Holy Qur'an, i.e. Sura-e-Fateha
ganj-e-shahiidaan
The burial-place of martyrs, a catacomb
ganjiifa-baaz
a card-player, a knave, trickster, cheat
garaanii
dearness, rise in price, depression, irritation, famine, scarcity, dearth, expensive, heaviness, indigestion, weighty
gard karnaa
to make dusty, to dirty clothes
gardaa-baad
whirlwind, a dust-storm, dusty
gardan me.n tasbiih Daalnaa
gardan naapnaa
deal sternly with, take (someone) by the scruff
gardan par juvaa rakhnaa
come or put under the yoke of, entrust someone with or accept heavy responsibility
gardan par KHanjar chalnaa
gardan se juvaa utaarnaa
throw off the yoke (of), be free, be liberated
gard-bard
consigned to dust, glow-less, destroy
gardish-e-lail-o-nahaar
alternation of night and day, movement of day and night
garduu.n kaa chakkar khaanaa
garduu.n-nashiin
the one who is living in sky, symbolic: angel
garduu.n-sarisht
(metaphorically) proud, haughty
garm
quickly, rapidly, angrily
garmii nikaalnaa
give vent to one's heat or anger
gaTTaa
A large bundle, a pack, a callosity formed because of touching forehead on ground in prayer
gaTThaa
A bundle, parcel, packet, package, bale, a bag
gauhar-afshaanii
sprinkling pearls, eloquence, speaking, utterance
gauhar-ba-dast
pearl in hand, hands full with pearl, symbolic: wealthy
gauhar-sanj
jeweler, the one who examined the gold quality, the one who examined the good quality, Metaphorically: eloquence, the one who said good poetry
gauhar-shanaas
a weigher or examiner of pearls, the one who can examine the peals quality, metaphorically: the one who can examine the quality
gavaah karnaa
make (someone) witness, call to witness
Gavvaas
one who dives (in the sea) for pearls, pearl diver, diver
gaz bhar kaa
a small, minor or valueless thing compared to something big, very long, wide and valuable
gesuu-buriida
someone with his or her hair cut
gha.Dii tola gha.Dii maasha
gha.ngolnaa
to stir round, to rinse, to mix
ghaas khodnaa
to cut grass, grub up grass
ghar aabaad karnaa
to take a wife, to build up a house or family, to beget children, to make a home prosperous, or cheerful
ghar baiThe ber dau.Daanaa
ghar biga.Dnaa
be ruined, lose husband or wife through death or divorce
ghar Duubnaa
house (or family) to be ruined
ghar jaane kaa raasta na milnaa
ghar kaa ujaalaa
lamp of the home, brightness of the home, a very sweet child who has a beauty in the house, the splendor of the house, son, boy
ghar kii khetii
one's own property or farming
ghar kutte kaa
something obtained for free
ghar saaf karnaa
to rob everything from one's house
ghar sar par uThaanaa
raise hue and cry, rant and rave, to storm
ghii-khich.Dii
Metaphorically: milk-sugar, close friendship, mingled
ghun.naa
to be worm-eaten, become infested with weevil
ghuTaa-huvaa
experienced, mature, learned
ghuTno.n me.n sar de ke baiThnaa
have one's head in his hands, be vanquished
ghuu.nsaa
a blow with the fist, box, punch
giida.D bolnaa
a bad omen to appear, a sign of danger to show
giit gaanaa
to be piping one note, to be ever harping upon one strain
giraa
a wheel-like part in machines
giraa-pa.Daa
(Textual) lying on the ground
girah me.n baa.ndhnaa
bear in mind, tie a knot in handkerchief, etc. for this purpose
girah-peshaanii
bad-tempered, testy, irritable
girgiT kii tarah ra.ng badalnaa
be capricious, constantly change behaviour or attitude
go.inda
narrator, speaker, orator
gobar-ganesh
dullard, stupid person, fool
god kaa paalaa
brought up with much love
god-bharii
having a child in arms or in the lap
gol-ghar
rotunda, Metaphorically: prison
gol-gol
circular, round, Metaphorically, suspicious, doubtful, vague
goliyaa.n khelnaa
play with marbles, be a child
gol-maal
complicated, obscure, embezzlement, mess, defalcation, lazy, sluggish, plot, conspiracy, deception
gor
desert, plain without water
gor kafan karnaa
carry out one's last rites
gor ke murde se bad-tar ho jaanaa
being extremely weak and thin
gor kinaare
on the brink of death, about to die, decrepit
gor se piiTh lagnaa
resting in peace, be tranquil
goraa-chiTTaa
fair, fair-complexioned, white, fair-skinned
goraa-pinDaa
blonde body, (cues) beautiful body
gosh-e-hosh
rationality and awareness
gosh-e-'ibrat
a learned, admonished ear
gosh-maalii
pulling or twisting the ears, chastisement, rebuke, condemnation, reprimand, denunciation, rubbing the ears, skillful people who hold their ears in remembrance of a teacher who wants to do important work, also call Gushamali.
gosht se naaKHun judaa karnaa
create bad blood among loved ones
gosht-e-KHar-dandaan-e-sag
gu.Diyaa guDDe kii shaadii
doll wedding, (figuratively) girls games
gu.Diyo.n kaa khel
girls playing with dolls, child play (figuratively) very easy task, soft job
gudaaz
dissolved, molten, melted, soft and plump, gentle, tender
gudgudaanaa
to touch lightly, to cause laughter, tickle
guhar-afshaanii
eloquence, articulateness
gul khilnaa
bud to open, something unexpected to happen
gul-badan
a kind of silk clothes which printed with flowers that came India from the Central Asia through the way of Kabul
gul-e-barg
(Metaphorically) a mistress, lip (of a mistress), beloved's lips
gul-e-beKHaar
rose without thorn, harmless thing
gul-e-diigar-shiguft
another flower has blossomed, it means a new thing has emerged
gul-e-KHandaa.n
(Metaphorically) blossomed flower
gul-e-raa'naa
a rose which is red inside and yellow outside
gul-e-sahraa.ii
said for a person who isn't valued for his work because others can't fathom it
gul-e-sar-sabad
choicest flower, top flower in the basket
gul-e-sham'
a candle shown analogous to a flower
gul-e-tar
fresh flower, a beloved with a beautiful face
gulfaam
with a skin like a rose or flower, rose-coloured, like the rose, rosy, red
gul-fishaa.n
(Metaphorically) eloquent
gul-pairahan
someone wearing red clothes, graceful, exquisitely beautiful, delicate
gul-ruu
having face as beautiful as rose, rosy faced, ruddy, rosy
guluu-basta
the one who lost his voice
gumbad-e-aahuu
oval-shaped dome or grave
gumbad-e-azraq
blue dome (figuratively) sky
gumbad-e-be-dar
dome without pillars, sky
gumbad-e-chaar-band
a dome enclosed from all four sides, the sky, the world, universe
gumbad-e-davvaar
circling, revolving dome, sky
gumbad-e-gardaa.n
revolving dome, the heavenly dome, sky
gumbad-e-niilofarii
blue lotus like dome, sky
gunahgaar karnaa
to convict one of crime or offence
Guncha-lab
bud of lips, one with a mouth like a bud, refer to one's beloved
gupt
an appellation forming the last member of compound proper names of men of the Vaishya caste
guraaz
a brave man, courageous, a hero
Gurraanaa
growl, snarl, roar, shout
Guruur
pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego
guTThal
(a fruit) having unusually large stone
guu kaa Tokraa sar par uThaanaa
guu khaanaa
do something shameful or vile
guu se nikaal kar muut me.n Daalnaa
guu uchhaalnaa
to throw up dung or filth, to sully (one's own) good name, to bring disgrace upon oneself
guu.ngaa
the things which could not be expressed
guu.nge-bahre
dumbs and deafs, silent, less talkative
guu.ngii
dumb a women, mute, speechless
guu.nj
echo, resonance, hollow sound, reverberation
guugird-e-ahmar
red Sulphur, the philosopher's stone
guular kaa kii.Daa
sycamore worm, the worm found inside the sycamore, (figuratively) conservative person, a person who just sit idle, and stays in one place, not going out of home or country to get experience,
guuz-e-shutur
to regard as a camel's fart
ha.Dapnaa
seize, snatch, grab, misappropriate
ha.ngaama-pasand
one who likes disorder, a pandemonium lover
haa.nDii cha.Dhnaa
the pot to be put (on the fire)
haa.nDii paknaa
the pot to boil, to talk, to gossip, a plot or plan to be concocted or matured, to break an earthen pot (over the name of anyone, this is done on the departure of an obnoxious individual)
haafiz
pen-name of Iran's famous Sufi poet Shamsuddin Mohammad Shirazi
haamil-e-vahii
messenger of God, Gabriel
haaruut-fan
a wizard, magician, illusionist
haat
means, resources, capital, stock
haath malnaa
regret, rue, repent, lament
haath mu.nh par rakh denaa
haath paka.Dnaa
to seize or take the hand (of), to take by the hand, to hand (a person), to shake hands, to protect, aid, foster
haath par ga.ngaa jalii rakhnaa
haath ra.ngnaa
stain or dye the hands (with henna), take bribe, pilfer, earn by unfair means, take unfair advantage
haath uThaanaa
beat, slap, beg, ask for alms or charity, despair, be disappointed, leave, give up, refrain from, raise (one's) hand (for prayer), salute by raising the hand to the head
haath uu.nchaa rahnaa
give (alms) rather than receive
haath zer-e-zanaKHdaa.n rahnaa
haathii ke daa.nt biThaanaa
haatho.n par saa.np khilaanaa
haatim kii gor par laat maarnaa
hadaf maarnaa
strike the mark, hit the target
haDDiilaa
full of bones, bony, hard
haft-iqliim
the seven continents means all world, seven countries according to geographical division of ancient times like (Arab, Iran, Tooran, India, China, Egypt, Greek or Southwest China)
haft-manzil
seven story, the seven floors
haft-o-hasht
high words, altercation, litigation, idle talk, language exciting enmity, abuse, scurrilous language
haft-paikar
the seven stars, the seven planet, the seven sky, Metaphorically: seven sky, an epic of Nizami's famous book 'Khamsa'
haft-qalam
the seven styles of handwriting (in Persian)
haft-ra.ng
seven colors (black, white, red, green, yellow, blue, dark red color), the seven colours which are referred to the planets, namely, black to Saturn, brown to Jupiter, red to Mars, yellow to the Sun, white to Venus, blue to Mercury, and green to the Moon
haiz kaa latta
reprobate, mean, trivial person
haizum-kash
carrier of wood, woodcutter, woodman
hajaamat banaanaa
to shave, to spoil, plunder
hajla-nashii.n
the one who wear veil, the one who lives alone, the one who away from common people, symbolic: beloved
halaakuu
(Metaphorically) murderer, killer, ruffian
ham na kahte the
didn't we advise you? didn't we intimate you? what we said has happened
ham-aavaaz
at one (with), agreeing together, consonant (with)
hama-giirii
all-embracing nature, universality
hammaam kii lu.ngii
loincloth worn by a bather in a public bath
ham-pyaala
(Figurative) very intimate friends, bosom friends, boon-companion, pot-companion, intimate, chum
harjaa.ii
unsettled, disloyal, promiscuous, vagabond, stroller, harlot, inconstant (in love or friendship)
hast-o-'adam
to be or not to be, existence and non-existence, life and death
hast-o-buud
(Lexical) what is and was, all that is or was, the present and the past
hathelii par sarso.n jamaanaa
be overly hasty, be in tearing hurry, try to accomplish immediately, make haste (in doing something)
haulaa
restless, nervous, terror-stricken
havaa.ii diida
insolent, inconsiderate, saucy
havvaa
bugaboo, hobgoblin, bugbear, ogre
hazaar-daastaan
a bird called 'the thousand voices,' the nightingale
hazaar-haa
thousands, thousands by thousands, many, uncountable, abundant, plentiful
hazrat-e-vaalaa
your highness, a word of honor that replaces a name, also used as sarcasm, metaphorically: Prophet Mohammed
hech-poch
of no consequence, insignificant, useless
hi.nDola
swing, cradle, merry-go-round, song sung on swing
hiir
essence, elemental part, pith, gist, manure, fibre of certain kinds of wood, Ranjha's beloved in the famous Punjabi romantic folk tale Heer Ranjha, vigour, energy
hiiraa khaanaa
, to swallow a diamond (and so commit suicide).
hijr
separation, parting, absence of the beloved, separation from beloved
hikmat chalnaa
of a plan to work out, contriving successfully
hilaal-e-'iid
crescent as a sign of arrival of Eid-ul-Fitr i.e. moon of Shawwal (شوال), crescent of festival of Eid
hindii kii chindii karnaa
split hairs, explain the obvious
ho.nT sii denaa
to keep quiet by force or under duress
ho.nTo.n me.n muskuraanaa
smiling in such a way that the teeth are not visible and only lips do movement, a little smile, Metaphorically: bloom (buds etc)
ho.nTo.n par chhaTii kaa duudh aa jaanaa
hu.Dak uThnaa
coming forth of the effect of a mad dog's bite
hu.Dda.ngaa
vulgar, hooligan, quarrelsome, mischievous, boisterous
hud-hud
a wood-pecker, pewit, hoopoe
hulkaarnaa
set on, instigate, halloo
humaa.ii
of or relating to a bird of happy omen in Persian mythology named Huma
humaknaa
To rush (upon) to leap or stretch forward, to make spasmodic efforts at walking (as a child)
huqqa paanii pilaanaa
being overly hospitable to
husn-e-sabz
dusky color, salty, green color, dusky beauty
huur
(Metaphorically) beautiful woman, exquisite beauty, beloved
'iid kaa chaa.nd
the moon of Eid-ul-Fitr, the moon of Lesser Bairam, the moon of the tenth Islamic month, the moon of Shawwal-ul-Mukarram
'iid kaa chaa.nd nikalnaa
'ishva-e-saamaa.n
coquettish, (met.) the beloved
ja.nglii-suvar
a wild hog or boar, Metaphorically: a stout ungainly man
jaaduu kaa putlaa
an magical phenomenon, the beloved
jaagnaa
awaken,become alert, be vigilant
jaama se baahar ho jaanaa
jaame'-ul-mutafarriqain
one who unites those who are separated
jaan-e-aadam
(met.) a novel thing, extraordinary
jaan-e-paak
pure soul, holy soul, metaphorically: Prophet Mohammed
jadd-e-amjad
paternal grandfather, a distinguished ancestor
jalaanaa
provoke or excite envy or jealousy, vex, irritate, exasperate, cause anguish
jaltii aag me.n paanii Daalnaa
jaltii aag me.n tel Daalnaa
jangal kaa tiitar
The person who is afraid of the slightest noise
jantarii me.n khii.nchnaa
draw out into wire, attenuate
jha.njo.Dnaa
shake violently or rudely, shake to rouse
jhaa.D kaa kaa.nTaa
one who is difficult to get rid of, one who clings like burr
jhaa.Dan
duster, cloth for dusting, rubbish, sweepings
jhaa.nka.D
Metaphorically: weak, feeble
jhaa.nT-baraabar
(metaphorically) insignificant, unimportant, trifling, trivial, low
jharberii kaa kaa.nTaa
berry's thorn, (figuratively) difficult to comprehend; complicated person, irritated person
jhurmuT maarnaa
(of women) move in a circle
jhuuTaa
fake, imitation (jewellery, embroidery, etc.)
jigar paash-paash honaa
(Metaphorically) being greatly traumatized
jigar par chhuriyaa.n chalnaa
(Metaphorically) to be very upset, to be in great pain and sorrow
jigar par patthar rakh lenaa
(Metaphorically) to suppress one's feelings, restrain one's emotion, or anger, or grief
jigar uchhalnaa
(Metaphorically) to be afraid, to be upset
jigar-tafta
heart-burnt, sad, afflicted
jihaad-e-akbar
bigger jihad, act of controlling one's desires and passions
jinn cha.Dhnaa
be possessed by the Genii
junuu.n
frenzy/ madness/ infatuation
junuun
lunacy, insanity, madness, frenzy
juutiyaa.n khaanaa
to be beaten with shoes, be taunted, be humiliated, to be ashamed
ka.Dak-bijlii
(Lexical) thunder and lightning
ka.Dba.Daa
with patches of black and white, grey, dirty white, grizzled, dappled, variegated, spotted, speckled, mottled
ka.Dkaa
exploded, thundered, roll of thunder, very loud noise (of joy or triumph)
ka.Dvaa honaa
to become bitter, angry, unhappy
ka.Dvaa-karelaa
an ill-tempered person, a bitter-tongued person
ka.Dvaa-paanii
feast given by the relatives after burial
ka.Dvaas
pungency, bitterness, bitter taste, acidity, sharpness, sharpness of taste.
ka.Dve niim kaa totaa
it is said that a parrot that sits on bitter neem who become very intelligent, Metaphorically: a very intelligent
ka.nkar-patthar
pebbles and stones, coarse pieces of stone
kaa.nTaa
thorn, fishing hook, fork, fish-bone, hand (of watch or clock), weighing scale, pointer (of balance)
kaa.nTo.n me.n ulajhnaa
getting into trouble for no reason, Metaphorically: get into involve in quarrel, to engage in painful activities
kaaGazii
made of paper, delicate, thin, thin-shelled, documentary
kaajal kii koThrii
a place or abode of vice and disgrace, bad company
kaalaa-dev
(Metaphorically) black giant, huge dark person
kaam lenaa
to take in work, to undertake a job, to take over charge of an office (from), to work (one, or a beast), to make use (of), to use
kaamdev
(Hindu) the god of love or god of sex, the Hindu Cupid (he was the son of Vishnu by Rukmini, and the husband of Rati or Venus)
kaan bajnaa
to feel singing or ringing sensation in the ears, to have a raging in the ears, the ears to tingle or burn, to fancy that one hears a sound, (of ears) sing
kaan bharnaa
to fill (one's) ears (with)
kaan katarnaa
surpass, outwit, take the lead
kaan me.n kau.Dii pahan.naa
kaan me.n ruu.ii denaa
to put the cotton in ear, (means) not listen to anyone, to be careless
kaan paka.D ke uThaanaa biThaanaa
kaan paka.Dnaa
accept the supremacy (of), accept defeat, avoid, steer clear of, express remorse, hold one's own ears by way of repentance
kaan pha.Dpha.Daanaa
to shake or flap the ears (a dog, regarded as a bad omen for a journey)
kaanii-kau.Dii
shell with a hole in it, bad penny
kaar-gaah-e-falak
(Metaphorically) world, universe
kaasa-baaz
stuntman, juggler, rope-dancer, illusionist
kaatib
clerk, notary, book-keeper, bibliographer
kaatik
the eighth month of the Bikrami calendar corresponding to October-November
kachche gha.De paanii bharnaa
to bring water with a pitcher of uncooked clay
kachchii goliyaa.n khelnaa
kachchii lak.Dii ko siidhaa karnaa
kachchii-lak.Dii
a young mind, someone easily influenced or impressionable, soft or green wood
kachhaar kaa sher
unrestrained and free lion
kachriyaa.n bechnaa
to speak some people equally at same time, to talk with shouting, Metaphorically: talking together of people
kad-KHudaa.ii
state of being married or head of family
kafaa
difficulty, hardship, adversity
kafan-chor
thief of shrouds, The person who digs the grave and steals the shroud of the grave,
kaf-e-KHaak
handful of dust, trifle, man
kailaas
name of a mountain, placed by the Hindūs in the Himālaya range it is regarded as one of the loftiest peaks to the north of the Mānasa lake; and is fabled as the residence of Kuvera and the favourite haunt of Śiva
kairii
mango-shaped design printed on cloth or paper, etc.
kajdaar-o-ma-rez
tilt the cup but don't let it spill
kaj-kulaah
curved cap, dandy, fop, beloved, monarch, arrogant
kal
rest, ease, tomorrow, yesterday
kal biga.Dnaa
pf a machine's part to malfunction
kal kaa la.Dkaa
callow youth, fledgling, inexperienced
kalauns
blackness, stigma, infamy
kalejaa chhalnii ho jaanaa
kalejaa pak ke pho.Daa honaa
kalejaa phaTnaa
the heart to burst, to feel pity or compassion, to be disturbed with grief, to burst with envy or jealousy
kaleje kaa Tuk.Daa
Piece of heart, term of endearment for one's child, very dear
kaleje me.n chuTkiyaa.n lenaa
kaleje me.n haath Daalnaa
kaleje me.n tiir lagaanaa
kaleje par chhurii chalnaa
be greatly pained, be extremely aggrieved
kaliim-e-tuur-e-siinaa
referring to prophet Moses who spoke to God at mountain Toor in Senai
kalima pa.Dhaanaa
to make (one) repeat the (Muslim) confession of faith, to convert (one) to Mohammadanism, to make a Musalman of (one)
kallaa jab.Daa
chick, jowl, Metaphorically: face, gesture
kallaa to.Dnaa
to slap on face, to defeat
kamaa.ii
profit, performance of virtuous deeds, capital, assets
kamaal karnaa
do something unexpected or undesirable
kamaan
arch, bent, anything bent like an arch, bow, beloved's eyebrow, spring, elastic, rainbow, Sagittarius
kamaan-abruu
(Metaphorically) with arched eye-brows (epithet of a mistress) beloved, beautiful
kamand
a slip-knot, a thong or lasso (formerly used in battle)
kamar kholnaa
take off or loosen the belt, ungird one's loins, sit at ease, to undo or throw off (one's) belt, to take (one's) ease
kamar siidhii karnaa
lie down, rest, take a nap
kam-kam
somewhat little, a little, a little at a time
kam-maqduur
poor, of small means, of low status or position
kam-nazar
short-sighted, weak-sighted
kanchan barasnaa
to be showered with money, be affluent
kanjar
member of a Hindu low nomadic caste, maker and seller of ropes or strings of hemp and cotton
kanThii denaa
make a disciple, give one's tutelage
kap.De chhu.Daanaa mushkil honaa
kap.De phaa.Dnaa
to tear off clothes (due to madness or to express extreme sorrow)
karaahii
a pan in which dishes are fried, Symbolic: the dishes, the desert, fried things
karaaraa
curt (reply, etc.), beautiful, comely, attractive, hard, stiff, strong, hot, spicy, unflinching, resolute, well-baked, crisp but brittle
karam phuuTnaa
have bad luck, to be unfortunate, fate to prove adverse
karam-farmaa
kind, considerate, generous
karbalaa
any place where water is scarce
kartaa-dhartaa
(Figurative) superior, guardian
karvaT
change in conditions, mood, etc.
kas
man, any person, Tenacity
kashiida
a kind of needle work, stretched, extended, sullen, sad, tall, distilled
kashiida kaa.Dhnaa
to trace figures in needlework (on cloth), to embroider
kashtii ghaaT par lagaanaa
kaT jaanaa
be ashamed, be cut to pieces, be killed, be separated, be wounded
kataan
a kind of cloth made from flax, fine linen, linseed
katarnii
small pair of scissors, cutter
kaTnaa
(of a name) be struck off, (of bank of a river, etc.) be eroded, be washed away, (of a canal) be dug, (of colour) fade, (of time, etc.) pass, be abashed, be put to shame, be cut, be cut off, be snapped, be clipped, avoid, be snapped, be clipped, be deducted, be killed, be murdered, have one's kite cut (in a kite-flying contest)
kaToraa
a small bowl, a shallow cup with a broad mouth and without a handle, metallic shallow bowl
kaTorii
small metallic bowl, small brass cup without a handle
kau.Dii kau.Dii par daa.nt rahnaa
kau.Dii kos dau.Dnaa
be very greedy, run a mile for a penny
kau.Diyo.n ke mol na lenaa
kaukab-e-saa'atii
(met.) a pole star that appears at the northern pole of the globe and is used to determine the time at night
kausar
name of a fountain or river in Paradise
kenchulii badalnaa
to change (its) skin, slough, to separate in the form of dead tissue from living tissue, shed or remove (a layer of dead skin)
kenchulii sii utar jaanaa
easy to take off due to loosening of a attires
kha.Daa honaa
be built, be instituted, be pitched, be ready, stand, rise, stand up
kha.Dkha.Daanaa
knock, rattle, threaten, warn, scold
kha.ngaalnaa
to rinse, wash, examine, scrutinize, search minutely
kha.nkaarnaa
make a hemming sound to draw attention, to clear the throat, to cough
KHaak chaaTnaa
eating of holy soil as faith
KHaak Daalnaa
throw dust on, imprecate, curse, resign, leave, forget, conceal
KHaak me.n milnaa
come to naught, (plans) be ruined, (hopes) be dashed, die
KHaak phaa.nknaa
to wander about, to stray
KHaak siyaah karnaa
to plunder and lay waste a country
KHaak-basar
put mud or dust on head, weeping mournfully, worried, roamed, destitute
KHaak-e-shifaa
(Figurative) earth or ashes from a sacred place or shrine mainly Medina with supposed curative properties
khaane ko dau.Dnaa
be very angry, be surly, pounce upon
khaar
alkali, impure carbonate of potash or soda, alkaline earth, saltness, brackishness
khaarii ku.nve.n me.n Daal denaa