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A Dictionary : Part-1 (Hindustani and English)

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قاع

ḳā',

a plain, a desert ; level ground. ḳā'i basīṭ, the vast desert. A.

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قاعدہ

ḳā'ida,

basis, groundwork ; rule, custom, institution ; the rules of grammar. S.

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قاف

ḳāf,

or kohi ḳāf, the mountain of ḳāf, supposed to surround the world, and bound the extreme horizon : it rests on the stone ṣakhrat, an entire emerald, the reflection from which occasions the azure colour of the sky, according to the poets : the kohi ḳāf is the abode of the devs and jinn (or genii), and also of the parīs or fairies ; the famous sīmurgh, or great griffin, is also an inhabitant of the same interesting region. a.

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قافلہ

ḳāfila,

a body of travellers, a caravan. ḳāfila-bāshī or ḳāfila-sālār, m. the leader or chief of a caravan. It may be observed that the term bāshī is Turkish, and denotes chief, head, as ar-bāshī, chief of the troops, &c., ḳāfila-bāshī, therefore, does not dente the abstract feminine noun, viz. "chieftainship of a caravan," as we have seen it stated in some dictionary. a.

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قافیہ

ḳāfiya,

rhyme, cadence, metre, the last letter in a verse, to which all the other distichs rhyme : in poems which terminate in a double rhyme, the penult syllable is ḳāfiya, the last being called radīf. ḳāfiya tang honā, to be very poor or distressed. A.

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قاق

ḳāḳ,

dry, lean, thin, feeble ; disproportionately tall. A.

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قاقا

ḳā-ḳā,

the note of a crow ; an imitative sound, like our word cuckoo. A.

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قاقلہ

ḳāḳula,

cardamoms. A.

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قاقم

ḳāḳum,

a fine kind of ermine. A.

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قال

ḳāl,

a word, a saying ; loquaciousness ; boasting, egotism. ḳāl mārnā, to be very loquacious ; to rebuke, to reproach. ḳāl maḳāl, m. altereation, wrangling. ḳāla-llāhu ta'ālā, "God the Most High hath said," a phrase generally prefixed to quotations from the ḳur,ān. a.

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