کمان kamān corr. fr. the English
P کمان kamān (corr. fr. the English), s.f. Command:—kamān-afsar, s.m. Commanding officer:—kamān bolī-iānā, or kamān-par honā, To be under orders to march; to be ordered on (military) service:—kamān-par honā, To be on (military) service:—kamān jānā, To go on (military) service:—kamān dagnā, The gun to be fired:—kamān nikalnā, Marching orders to be issued, to be ordered on (military) service.
کمين kamīn v.n. fr. کمن, inf. n. kumūn, lurking, lying hid'
A کمين kamīn (v.n. fr. کمن, inf. n. kumūn, lurking, lying hid'), s.f. Ambush, ambuscade:—kamīn-gāh, s.f. Lurking place, ambush, ambuscade:—kamīn-gāh-meṅ baiṭhnā, To lie in ambush.
کمان kamān
P کمان kamān, s.f. A bow; an arch; a spring; the sign Sagittarius;—adj. (in comp.) Arched, curved, bent, bowed; flexible:—kamān-abrū, s.f. Arched eye-brow;—adj. With arched eye-brows (epithet of a mistress):—kamān utārnā, To unbend a bow:—kamān-bardār, s.m. Bow-bearer:—kamān tānnā, or kamān ćarhānā, To bend a bow; to string a bow:—kamān ćaṛhnā (-ke nām), To be victorious:—kamān-ćakkar-ṭukṛā, s.m. Segment of a circle:—kamān-dār, adj. & s.m. Armed with a bow; arched;—one armed with a bow, a bowman, an archer:—kamān-dān, s.m. Bow-case:—kamān karnā, v.t. To bend:—kamān kheṅćnā = kamān tānnā, q.v.:—kamān-gar, s.m. A bow maker, bowyer;—a bone-setter:—kamān-garī, s.f. Bow-making;—bone-setting.
کامون kāmūn see kammūn
P کامون kāmūn (see kammūn), s.m. Cummin-herb or seed.
کمين kamīn =kamīna, q.v.
P کمين kamīn (=kamīna, q.v.) adj. & s.m. Defective; low, mean;—a menial servant, a menial:—kamīn ẕāt, s.f. Low caste; the lower orders.
