وقت waqt
A وقت waqt, s.m. Time; term; fixed time (for); season; hour;—duration; juncture;—opportunity;—(met.) adversity, distress:—waqt ānā or ā-pahuṅćnā, or waql barābar ā-jānā (-kā), The days (of a person), to be numbered:—waqt-ba-waqt, adv. From time to time;—now and again:—waqt-ě-be-mauqa, s.m. An inopportune moment; unseasonable juncture:—waqt-be-waqt, adv. In season and out of season, at all times, constantly, perpetually;—a time that admits not of delay;—sometimes:—waqt-par, adv. At the proper time, seasonably;—in due course;—at the opportune moment, in the nick of time; in time of need:—waqt paṛnā, v.n. Occasion to arise (for); need (for a thing) to arise; to stand in need (of); adversity or misfortune to befall (-par), to suffer misfortune, to be in distress:—waqt-pare-par, adv. On occasion arising;—on misfortune befalling, in time of adversity:—waqt tāknā, or waqt dekhnā, To watch an opportunity:—waqt-kā barābar joṛ, s.m. (in Astron.) Equation of time:—waqt-kā pā-band, adj. 'Observant of the proper time,' punctual:—waqt kāṭnā, To pass away, or to beguile, the time:—waqt khonā, To lose or waste time:—waqt-kī ćīz, s.f. A thing suited to the need of the hour;—a song suited to the particular hour of the day or night:—waqt-ke-waqt, adv. At the very moment, at the nick of time;—at all times:—waqt gāṅṭhnā, To serve the time:—waqt guẕārnā, To pass time; to kill time:—waqt-ě-maʻlūm, s.m. The fixed or appointed time, the hour of death:—waqt-ě-nāzuk, s.m. Delicate times:—waqt-ě-nā-sāz, s.m. Unsuitable or inconvenient time; an unseasonable juncture:—waqt-nā-waqt, adv. At irregular hours, unseasonably; occasionally; without any stated time:—waqt nikalnā, v.n. Time to pass or to elapse; an opportunity to pass away:—waqt hāth-se na denā, To lose no time or opportunity:—waqt-yāb, adj. Finding an opportunity:—ba-waqt (-ě), adv. In or at the time (of); while:—be-waqt, adj. & adv. Out of time or season, untimely, unseasonable; ill-timed, at the wrong time or moment; premature:—dar waqt, adv. In time (of, -ě); immediately:—ʻain waqt-par, adv. At the very nick of time:—g̠air-waqt-meṅ, adv. During leisure hours; after time:—waqte-ki, adv. At what time, at the time that; whenever:—tā waqte-ki, adv. Till such time as; as long as:—waqtaṉ fa waqtaṉ (waqtaṉ, Ar. acc. of waqt), adv. From time to time.
