باه bāh
A باه bāh, s.m. Coitus; venereal passion, lust; venereal faculty, virility.
به běh
P به běh, adj. Good; better (=běh-tar):—běh-būd, běh-būdī, s.f. Well-being, welfare; health, vigour (syn. běh-tarī); běh-būdī-ě-ḵẖalāʼiq, s.f. Public benefit or good.
اب अब ab, prob. formed by analogy after jab, tab, c. q.v.
H اب अब ab, (prob. formed by analogy after jab, tab, &c. q.v.), adv. Now, presently, just now, now-a-days, a little while ago, recently.—ab-bhī, adv. Even now, yet, as yet, still.—ab-tab, adv. Now and then, presently, very shortly:—ab-tab karna, To put off continually, to delay; to evade, shuffle:—ab-tab hona, To be in a dying state, to be at the point of death.—ab-tak and ab-talak, adv. Up to the present time, till now; as yet, hitherto; all this time.—ab-taʼīṅ, ab-torī, ab-toṛī, ab-teṅ = ab-tak, q.v.—ab-se, adv. From this time, henceforth, henceforward, in future, hence:—ab-se dūr, Far be it from us! Heaven preserve us! Avaunt! (The phrase is generally used—especially by women—to deprecate the recurrence of a past misfortune).—ab-kā, adj. (f. -kī). Of the present; for the present; this, the present; the next, the following, the coming; new, fresh:—ab-ke, adv. This time, the next time:—ab-kībār, Idem.—ab-lag, ab-loṅ, ab-le, ab-leṅ, adv.=ab-tak, q.v.—ab-na-tab, adv. Neither now nor then; neither here (on earth) nor in the world to come; nowhere; never.—ab-hī, adv. Just now, this very moment, instantly, immediately; already.
عيب ʻaib inf. n. of عيب 'to be faulty, or unsound,' c.
A عيب ʻaib (inf. n. of عيب 'to be faulty, or unsound,' &c.), s.m. Faultiness, unsoundness, imperfection, something amiss, fault, defect, blemish, infirmity, vice, crime, sin; disgrace, infamy:—ʻaib-bīn, s.m. Fault-finder, &c. (=ʻaib-jo, and ʻaib-ćīn, qq.v.):—ʻaib-posh, s.m. A concealer of faults or defects, one who screens, or who connives at, the faults (of another);—an upper garment (which hides one of inferior material, &c.):—ʻaib-poshī, s.f. Concealment of a fault; overlooking or conniving at a fault;—ʻaib-poshī karnā (-se), To conceal, or to connive at, a fault:—ʻaib-jo, adj. & s.m.Censorious, captious, carping (at), hypercritical;—malicious, malevolent, malignant;—one who seeks for faults, a carper, caviller, hypercritic;—a detractor, calumniator, slanderer:—ʻaib-joʼī, s.f. Picking out faults, criticism, hypercriticism, censoriousness, cavilling;—detraction, slander:—ʻaib-ćīn, adj. & s.m. 'Culling errors or faults,' &c. (=ʻaib-jo, q.v.):—ʻaib-ćīnī, s.f.=ʻaib-joʼī, q.v.:—ʻaib-dār, adj. Having some fault or defect, unsound, faulty, defective, &c. (=ʻaibī):—ʻaib-go, s.m. Evil-speaker, detractor, calumniator, slanderer:—ʻaib-goʼī, s.f. Evil-speaking, aspersion, detraction, slander:—ʻaib-gīr, adj. & s.m. Seizing on faults,' &c. (=ʻaib-jo, q.v.):—ʻaib-gīrī, s.f. = ʻaib-joʼī, q.v.:—ʻaib lānā, v.n. A defect or vice to show itself (in a horse); to show vice, to be vicious (a horse):—ʻaib lagānā (-par, or -ko), To impute fault, &c. (to), to blame, to accuse (of); to defame, asperse, disparage, &c.;—to accuse of fornication or adultery:—ʻaib nikālnā (-meṅ), To pick holes (in), point out the defects or faults (of), to find fault (with):—be-ʻaib, adj. Without fault, or flaw, or blemish, &c.; sound, faultless.
