قعر qaʻr v.n. fr. قعر 'to go to the bottom'; 'to make deep,' c.
A قعر qaʻr (v.n. fr. قعر 'to go to the bottom'; 'to make deep,' &c.), s.m. Bottom, or depth (of a well, &c.); a hollow, cavity, low ground; a gulf, an abyss:—qaʻr-ě-daryā, s.m. Depth of a river; trough of the sea; the sea:—qaʻr-wālā, adj. Concave; hollow.
قہر qahr inf. n. of قہر 'to overcome, to conquer,' c.
A قہر qahr (inf. n. of قہر 'to overcome, to conquer,' &c.), s.m. Force, power, violence, vehemence, severity; excess; boundlessness; oppression; subjection; rage, fury, wrath, indignation; vengeance; torment, punishment, chastisement; a judgment; a calamity;—a mischievous person, a firebrand;—adj. Vehement; excessive, very great, &c.:—qahr-toṛnā, v.n. To be wrathful, to rage; to foam:—qahr-qiyāmat, s.f. Great disturbance or commotion, terrible ado (used both in panegyric and satire):—qahr-kā, adj. (f. -ī), Fearful, terrible, calamitous, ruinous.
