عقد ʻaqd inf. n. of عقد 'to tie,' c.
A عقد ʻaqd (inf. n. of عقد 'to tie,' &c.), s.m. A tie, knot;
the marriage-knot, marriage (=ʻaqd-ě-nikāḥ); a contract, compact, covenant, agreement, league, treaty, engagement;—responsibility, accountableness, suretiship;—(prob. corr. fr. A. ʻiqd) a necklace, a collar; a bulse, a string (of pearls, &c.):—ʻaqd-bandī, s.f. The tying of the marriage-knot; concluding a contract, &c.:—ʻaqd karnā, v.t. To give (one) in marriage; to take in marriage, to marry, wed:—ʻaqd-meṅ lānā, v.t. To marry, wed:—ʻaqd-nāma, s.m. Marriage-contract:—ʻaqd honā, v.n. To be married.
اکڙ अकड़ akaṛ
H اکڙ अकड़ akaṛ [v.n. of اکڙنا akaṛnā, q.v.], s.f. Twist, bend, crookedness, obliquity, contortion, distortion; stiffness, rigidity, inflexibility; hardness, firmness, fixedness; obduracy, intractableness; wilfulness, obstinacy, stubbornness, doggedness;—constipation, costiveness;—strut, airs, show, affectation, foppery, parade, ostentation; pride, conceit, arrogance:—akaṛ-bāz, s.m. An affected person, fop, swaggerer:—akaṛ-bāzī, s.f. Affectation, strutting, swaggering, airs, foppishness; ostentation, show; pride, haughtiness:—akaṛ-bāʼī, s.f. The cramp (see bāʼī:—akaṛ-pakaṛ, akaṛ-takaṛ, akṛam-takṛam, s.f.=akaṛ-bāzī, q.v.
اکراه ikrāh
A اکراه ikrāh [inf. n. iv of کره 'to dislike,' &c.], s.f. Dislike, aversion, abhorrence, detestation, horror.
عقائد ʻaqāʼid
A عقائد ʻaqāʼid, s.m. pl. (of ʻaqīda), Articles of faith, religious tenets.
