فرح faraḥ inf. n. of فرح 'to rejoice, be joyful, c.
A فرح faraḥ (inf. n. of فرح 'to rejoice, be joyful, &c.), adj. Joyful, joyous, glad, pleased, cheerful, blithe; satisfied, &c.;—s.f. Joy, mirth, gladness, cheerfulness, joyousness, happiness:—faraḥ-afzā, adj. Joy-increasing, mirth-increasing, &c.:—faraḥ-baḵẖsh, adj. Imparting joy or gladness, &c.
فرو faro, or firo
P فرو faro, or firo [=farod, q.v.;—prob. akin to Zend aora, 'down'=S. अवर], prep. & adv. Down; below, beneath, under:—faro karnā, v.t. To put or keep down, to restrain, subdue, suppress, quell:—faro honā, v.n. To go down, to subside; to become low, to be reduced.
فائده fāʼida for A. فائدة fāʼidat, act. part. n. fr. فيد 'to accrue' to
P فائده fāʼida (for A. فائدة fāʼidat, act. part. n. fr. فيد 'to accrue' (to)), s.m. Profit, advantage, benefit, good, avail, utility, use; gain; yield; interest; value;—convalescence;—moral (of a story, &c.); result; inference; corollary:—fāʼida uṭhānā (-se), To reap benefit or advantage (from); to enjoy; to utilize, to turn to account; to make the most of:—fāʼida karnā (-ko), To prove beneficial (to), to benefit; to profit, avail, serve; to do good (to), to improve; to cure:—fāʼida-mand, adj. Profitable, beneficial, advantageous, useful; efficacious; efficient; benefited; edified; gratified:—be-fāʼida, adj. & adv. Profitless, useless, bootless, unavailing; unserviceable, of no use; needless; absurd;—unprofitably; to no purpose, bootlessly, in vain, uselessly, &c.
فروع furūʻ
A فروع furūʻ, s.f. pl. (of فرع farʻ, q.v.), Tops, summits, heads; branches; subdivisions; ramifications; derivatives;—the derivative institutes of the law; fundamental principles or doctrines (of law or religion);—nobles, men of eminence (of a people or party), chiefs (of tribes or families).
فدائي fidāʼī rel. n. fr. fidā
P فدائي fidāʼī (rel. n. fr. fidā), adj. & s.m. Devoted; offering oneself as a ransom or a victim;—one who sacrifices or devotes himself for (another); one who volunteers or risks his life in any perilous service;—a lover; a thief; a murderer.
