سودا saudā
P سودا saudā, s.m. Goods, wares; trade, traffic; marketing; purchase, bargain;—fruits; sweetmeats:—saudā banānā (-ko), To make a purchase of, to strike or settle a bargain:—saudā bannā, v.n. To become the purchase (of), to be settled as a bargain:—saudā-bahī, s.f. Trade-book, account-book; warehouse or merchant's book:—saudā-patr, s.m. A written agreement to deliver goods to a purchaser on specified terms; a bill of sale; note, bill:—saudā paṭnā, v.n. A bargain to be struck:—saudā ḵẖarīdnā, To purchase goods, to make purchases:—saudā-suluf, s.m. Traffic, barter; goods, wares:—saudā karnā, To traffic; to purchase; (also=saudā banānā, q.v.):—saudā-gar, s.m. See s.v.:—saudā mol-lenā = saudā ḵẖarīdnā, q.v.:—saudā lenā, To market:—saude-wālā, s.m. A fruiterer, a costermonger:—saudā ho-jānā, v.n.=saudā bannā.
سودا saudā orig. fem. of aswad, 'black'; see sawād
A سودا saudā (orig. fem. of aswad, 'black'; see sawād), s.m. The black bile (one of the four humours of the body), atrabilis; melancholy; hypochondria; frenzy, madness, insanity; love; desire, concupiscence; ambition:—saudā ućhalnā, A fit of madness to break out; to have a return of a fit of insanity:—saudā honā (-ko), To have a fit of madness, to become mad.
