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بغلي bag̠lī

P بغلي bag̠lī, adj. Relating to, or belonging to, the side, or the armpit; axillary; side, at the side, lateral;—s.f. A purse; a small bag for needles and thread (such being usually carried at the side; syn. tile-dānī);—a disorder in camels (when they rub the thigh against the belly);—a kind of dumb-bell used in exercise; a mode of playing with foils or fencing-sticks (ḍanḍās);—a trick in wrestling (slipping away from under the antagonist's arm);—the action of a bird hiding its head under its wing; a sort of dress, the bottom of which is under the armpits:—bag̠lī-peć, s.m. Side-screw;—bag̠lī takiyā, s.m. Bolster for the sides, or at the sides:—bag̠lī denā (-meṅ), To break into a house by removing a portion of the wall, and so unbolting the door:—bag̠lī ghūṅsā, s.m. lit. 'Side-blow'; secret enemy, traitor (=bag̠al-kā dushman).

بگولا बगूला bagūlā बगोला bagolā

H بگولا बगूला bagūlā बगोला bagolā [S. वात+गुल्मः], s.m. Whirlwind (=babūlā; syn. deʼo-bād; gird-bād).

بگولا बगोला bagolā

H بگولا बगोला bagolā, s.m.=baglā, q.v.