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دستار dastār

P دستار dastār, s.f. A sash or fine muslin cloth wrapped round a turban;—a napkin, towel; a cloth, &c. (on which dishes are laid):—dastār-band, s.m. A servant whose business it is to make up the turban:—dastār-ḵẖẉān, s.m. A cloth, &c. to place dishes on (vulg. dastar-ḵẖẉān, q.v.).

دستور dastūr dast, q.v.+ūr = var = Zend bar = S. भर्

P دستور dastūr (dast, q.v.+ūr = var = Zend bar = S. भर्), s.m. A prime-minister (=vazīr); a councillor, a senator a model, exemplar, rule, regulation; basis, foundation settled or established order, custom, usage, practice, fashion, mode, manner; a customary fee or tax, or percentage;—a district, an aggregate of parganas:—dastūruʼl-.

ʻamal, s.m. Model, rule, regulation; rules of practice, body of instructions, manual of regulations, hand-book, manual; code of laws; constitution, form of government:—dastūr-muwāfiq, adv. According to custom, &c. (=next, q.v.):—ba-dastūr, adv. According to rule or custom, as usual, as heretofore, in statu quo:—be-dastūr, adj. Without example or precedent, unprecedented, irregular, informal, anomalous, unlawful.