ابر abr, vulg. abar
P ابر abr, vulg. abar [Old P. awar, Pehl. abar, Zend awra, S. अभ्र], s.m. A cloud; the marks on the paper called abrī (q.v.).—abr-i-āẕur, s.m. A cloud without rain.—abr ćhānā, v.n. Clouds to overshadow; to be cloudy or overcast; to lower.—abr-i-ʻālamgīr, s.m. Rain clouds which cover a large extent of country.—abr-i-qibla, s.m. Clouds which come from the direction of the qibla; clouds heavily charged with rain.—abr khulnā, v.n. Clouds to disperse; (the sky) to be clear.—abr-i-murda, s.m. A sponge.
عبد ʻabd v.n. fr. عبد 'to serve'; see ʻibādat
A عبد ʻabd (v.n. fr. عبد 'to serve'; see ʻibādat), s.m. A slave, bondsman; a servant (of God), a worshipper; a devotee:—ʻabduʼl-lāh, Servant of God; a proper name.
عبير ʻabīr
A عبير ʻabīr, s.m. Saffron; ambergris; a mixture of perfumes compounded with saffron; a kind of powder used at the saturnalia of the holī (i.q. abīr).
ابار उबार ubār
H ابار उबार ubār (v.n. from next) s.m. Release, deliverance.
ابعد abʻad
A ابعد abʻad, adj. (comp. & super. of بعيد), More, most, or very distant or remote; further; furthest.
