بہم ba-ham for bā-ham
P بہم ba-ham (for (bā-ham), adv. Together, one with another; one against another:—baham ānā, baham pahuṅćnā, v.n. To be procured, acquired, or obtained; to come to hand:—baham pahuṅćānā, v.t. To convey, supply, provide, procure, acquire, get; to bring about, form (a friendship, &c.):—baham-dīgar, adv. Together, one with another.
بام bām
P بام bām [Pehl. bām; Zend bāma; S. bhāma], s.m. Terrace or roof of a house; upper story;—morning.
dawn;—bass (in music), &c.=A. bam, q.v.:—bām-dād, bām-dādān, s.f. Morning, dawn;—adv. In the morning.
بام बाम bām
H بام बाम bām [S. वाम], adj. & s.m. Left, not right (=bāṅwāṅ); adverse, &c. (see vāma);—the left side; an enemy:—bām-ang, s.m. Left side.
بام बाम bām
H بام बाम bām [S. व्याम], s.m. A fathom, the space between the tips of the fingers of the two hands when the arms are extended (cf. bam).
بام बाम bām
H بام बाम bām [S. ब्राह्यी, or वाम, 'snake'], s.f. The eel, Ophidium simack; a snake (cf. bāṅb).
