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فقرا fuqarā

A فقرا fuqarā, s.m. pl. (of faqīr), The poor; religious mendicants, derwishes.

فقيري faqīrī rel. n. fr. faqīr

P فقيري faqīrī (rel. n. fr. faqīr), adj. Of or relating to a pauper, or a beggar; pauper-like; beggarly; of or relating to a dervish, or a devotee:—s.f. Poverty, beggary; humility; the life of a religious mendicant, mendicity; the life of a dervish or a devotee, devoteeism.

فکري fikrī rel. n. fr. fikr

P فکري fikrī (rel. n. fr. fikr), adj. Of thought, thoughtful; anxious; pensive; sorrowful.

فقره fiqra for A. فقرة fiqrat, v.n. fr. فقر; see faqr

P فقره fiqra (for A. فقرة fiqrat, v.n. fr. فقر; see faqr), s.m. Vertebræ (of the back);—a choice phrase or sentence (as being likened to a vertebra of the back); fine or specious speech or words;—a line; a sentence, a period:—fiqra-bāz, vulg. fiqre-bāz, adj. & s.m. Eloquent, glib-tongued, plausible, artful;—an artful fellow, a knave:—fiqra banānā, To make up a fine sentence or speech; to make up or invent a story:—fiqra-bandī, s.f. Arrangement or construction of a sentence, composition; eloquence:—fiqra ćalānā, or fiqra denā, To bring forward, or to present, fine or specious sentences or words, to wheedle or deceive with fine phrases; to deceive, cheat:—fiqroṅ-meṅ ā-jānā (kisī-ke), To be deceived or taken in by the specious sentences or speeches (of); to be talked over (by).

فقيره faqīra for A. فقيرة faqīrat, fem. of faqīr

P فقيره faqīra (for A. فقيرة faqīrat, fem. of faqīr), = H فقيرنی faqīrnī [faqīr, q.v.+S. aff. इनी], s.f. A poor woman; a female beggar or mendicant; a female devotee.