چهيل छैल ćhail, छेल ćhel
H چهيل छैल ćhail, छेल ćhel = H چهيلا छैला ćhailā [Prk. छइल्लो and छइल्ल ओ; S. छवि+इलः and इल+कः], adj. & s.m. Handsome, comely, beautiful; spruce, foppish, gay, dashing;—a handsome fellow a gay young spark, a fop, a beau, an exquisite, a coxcomb:—ćhail-ćikaniyā, ćhail-ćhabīlā, adj. & s.m.=ćhail.
چہل चहल ćahal
H چہل चहल ćahal [S. चिखल्लः; cf. ćěhlā], s.m. A strong kind of soil (ranking between the rauslī or 'sandy' and the ḍakurā or clayey).
چہل ćihal, ćihil
P چہل ćihal, ćihil [Zend, ćathware-śata; S. ćatvariṅśat], adj. Forty:—ćihal-tah, s.f. lit. 'Forty-folds'; a coat of mail (=ćilta, q.v.):—ćihal-sutūn, s.m. A pavilion or palace, &c. supported by forty (or a great number of) columns; also=ćihal-manār, q.v.:—ćihal-qadmī, s.f. A walk, ramble;—a custom at the funeral of Musalmāns, of stepping back forty paces from the grave and again advancing to it before reading the service over:—ćihal-manār, s.m. 'The forty towers'; a name of the ruined city of Persepolis.
چهال छाल ćhāl cf. uććhāl
H چهال छाल ćhāl (cf. uććhāl), s.f. Spray; a wave, billow (=jhāl;—in comp. it also takes the form ćhār, e.g. bāʼo-ćhār).
چهال छाल ćhāl
H چهال छाल ćhāl [S. छल्ली; cf. शल्कं and शल्लं], s.f. Skin; rind, peel; bark (cf. khāl):—ćhal utārnā (-kī), To peel, to decorticate.
