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اميري amīrī

A P اميري amīrī, adj. Of or relating to an amīr; princely, grand, magnificent;—s.f. The rank or office of an amīr; principality, lordship; sovereignty, sway; dignity, nobility, grandeur, greatness:—āmīrī karnā, v.n. To exercise sway or authority, to rule; to lord it, to live like a prince:—amīrī-meṅ 'aish karnā, v.n. To revel in grandeur and luxury; to live in the enjoyment of luxurious ease; to neglect one's affairs.

امرائي umarāʼī

A P امرائي umarāʼī, s.f. Nobility.

آماده āmāda perf. part. of āmādan; ā+rt. Zend mā = S. मा

P آماده āmāda (perf. part. of āmādan; ā+rt. Zend mā = S. मा), part. adj. Prepared, ready, alert; disposed (to):—āmāda karnā, v.t. To get ready, to prepare; to rouse, stir up, incite, excite; to offer to do; to abet:—āmāda honā, v.n. To be prepared (for), get ready; to be on the alert; to be disposed (to).

آمده āmada

P آمده āmada, perf. part. (of āmadan, 'to come'). Come, arrived.

عمره ʻumra for A. عمرة, v.n. fr. عمر 'to live, remain,' c.

P عمره ʻumra (for A. عمرة, v.n. fr. عمر 'to live, remain,' &c.), s.m. (orig.), 'A visiting, a visit'; a religious visit, or a pilgrimage, to the sacred places at Mecca;—(a man's) visiting, or going in to, his (newly-married) wife in the abode of her family.