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بهوكهہ भूख bhūkh

H بهوكهہ भूख bhūkh [S. बुभुक्षा, desid. of rt. भुज्], s.f. Desire of eating, appetite, hunger; desire of enjoying anything, craving (for, -kī):—bhūkh-piyās, s.f. Hunger and thirst; desire for food, appetite;—bhūkh-piyās mārnā (-kī), To repress (one's) appetite; to mortify (oneself):—bhūkh lagnā (-ko), To feel hunger, be hungry, have an appetite:—bhūkh-muʼā, s.m. Famished or starving person, starveling; greedy person:—bhūkh marnā, v.n. Hunger or appetite to pass away.

بهيکهہ भीख bhīkh

H بهيکهہ भीख bhīkh [S. भिक्षा], s.f. Begging, mendicity; that which is obtained by begging, charity, alms:—bhīkh denā, v.t. To give alms:—bhīkh-kā ṭhīk-ṛā, s.m. Beggar's cup or vessel (in which he collects the scraps given in alms):—bhīkh māṅgnā (-se), To ask alms (of), to beg:—bhīkh-mangā, s.m. Beggar; importunate beggar:—bhīkh mangānā, v.t. To cause (one) to solicit alms, or to beg.