بهرا भरा bharā perf. part. of bharnā
H بهرا भरा bharā (perf. part. of bharnā), part. adj. Filled, filled with, full, full of, replete, brimful, overflowing (com. used at the end of comp., e.g. mal-bharā, adj. Replete with filth:—lāj-bharā, adj. Exceedingly modest:—bis-bharā, adj. Charged with venom);—s.m. Filing; fulness; contents, load, cargo, charge (of a gun):—bharā-pūrā, adj. Wealthy, prosperous, flourishing, thriving, fortunate, happy; having in abundance; abounding in; having a large family.
بهڙا भड़ा bhaṛā
H بهڙا भड़ा bhaṛā, s.m. A kind of grass (=bhaḍā: cf. bharī).
بهاڙا भाड़ा bhāṛā
H بهاڙا भाड़ा bhāṛā [S. भाटकः], s.m. Hire, fare, freight, carriage, rent; price, recompense:—bhāṛe-kā ṭaṭṭū, s.m. Hired pony; hack; (fig.) the slave of necessity or habit.
بيہرا बेहरा behrā
H بيہرا बेहरा behrā, s.m. Grass kept for pasturage.
بيہوده be-hūda, adj. Absurd, vain, idle, unprofitable, fruitless; senseless, foolish, silly, stupid, nonsensical, frivolous; indecent, improper, obscene, foul, gross, immoral:—be-hūda-go
P بيہوده be-hūda, adj. Absurd, vain, idle, unprofitable, fruitless; senseless, foolish, silly, stupid, nonsensical, frivolous; indecent, improper, obscene, foul, gross, immoral:—be-hūda-go, s.m. Talker of nonsense, babbler; coarse or obscene talker, foul-mouthed fellow:—be-hūda-goʼī, s.f. Idle talk, talking nonsense, absurdity, frivolity; obscene talk, scurrility.
