اعدا aʻdā
A اعدا aʻdā, s.m. pl. (of عدو ʻadū), Enemies, foes.
ادا adā
A ادا adā, s.f. The act of bringing to completion, &c.; completion, perfection; performance; fulfilment; accomplishment; acquittance; payment or discharge (of a debt, &c.):—adā-bandī, s.f. Fixing a period for the performance of a contract, or for the payment of a debt; liquidation of a debt by instalments (=qist-bandī):—adā-ě-ḵẖidmat, Performance of service, discharge of duty:—adā-ě-zar-ě-ḍigrī, Payment of the sum decreed:—adā karnā, v.t. To perform; accomplish; fulfil; discharge; liquidate, pay; to effect or accomplish satisfactorily, properly, &c.:—adā honā, v.n. To be performed, accomplished, fulfilled, discharged; to be paid, liquidated; to be done, effected, or accomplished satisfactorily or properly, &c.; to be brought out, uttered or pronounced distinctly (a letter or word in reading); to be done for, undone, demolished, made an end of.
اڙا अड़ा aṛā part. of اڙنا aṛnā
H اڙا अड़ा aṛā (part. of اڙنا aṛnā), part. adj. (f. -ī), Opposed, checked; troublesome, difficult; entangled, &c.:—aṛe kām saṅwārnā, To manage or accomplish a troublesome work; to remove difficulties; to extricate, disentangle; to pay the way:—aṛe-thuṛe, aṛe-kare, aṛe-waqt, s.m. Difficulty; entanglement, complication; adversity, distress.
ادا adā
P ادا adā, s.f. Grace, beauty; elegance; graceful manner on carriage; charm, fascination; blandishment; amorous signs and gestures, coquetry:—adā-fahm, adj. Understanding signs and gestures, skilled in the arts of blandishment:—adā-fahmī, s.f. Understanding of the arts of blandishment, &c.:—adā-karnā, To coquet:—adā-wālā, adj. Graceful, beautiful, elegant, &c.
عادي ʻādī rel. n. fr. ʻādat, q.v.
A عادي ʻādī (rel. n. fr. ʻādat, q.v.), adj. Accustomed, habituated, addicted (to); habitual, customary, wonted:—ʻādī karnā (-kā), To accustom (to), &c.:—ʻādī honā (-kā), To be accustomed (to), to be addicted (to).
