بيل बेल bel
H بيل बेल bel [S. मल्लि], s.m. The Arabian jasmine, Jasminum zambac;—vessel, well; spot in which the receiving pans are placed when sugar is manufactured:—bel-būṭā, s.m. Jasmine shrub or creeper (see s.v. bel, 'creeper').
بيل bel
P بيل bel, s.m. Spade, shovel, hoe, mattock, pickaxe; line of a road or a walk marked out with a spade; border; pole for directing a boat (cf. ballī):—bel-dār, s.m. Digger, one who uses a spade, pioneer.
بيل बेल bel, बेलि beli
H بيل बेल bel, बेलि beli [S. वल्लि, वेल्लि], s.f. Any climbing or creeping plant, creeper, climber, vine; tendril; offspring, issue, descendants; strings, rows, or festoons of leaves, &c. hung round a room or tent; embroidery, flowered tissue; cutaneous disease, eruption;—money given by the spectators to a dancing-girl, or to a player:—bel-baćlā, s.m. The plant Basella albā:—beli-birah, adj. Bereaved, affiicted, desolate, disconsolate:—bel-būṭā, s.m. Shrubs and creepers; flowers or embroidery (on cloth, &c.): flowered border:—bel-phalnā, v.n. To bear fruit, have offspring; to attain one's precise or utmost wish:—bel-suṅṭh, s.m. The plant Trigonella corniculata:—bel maṅḍhe ćaṛhnā, v.n. A creeper to climb to the top (of); to reach the top or summit (of); to come to perfection; to flourish, prosper.
بل बिल bil
H بل बिल bil [S. विलं], s.m. Hole (particularly of a rat or mouse); burrow:—bil ḍhūṅḍhnā, v.n. To look for a hole to creep into (through fear, &c.), to wish to escape or hide oneself.
بل bal
A بل bal, conj. But, yet, &c.=balki, q.v.
