فرصت furṣat for A. فرصة, v.n. fr. فرص 'to slit, cut, divide,' c.
P فرصت furṣat (for A. فرصة, v.n. fr. فرص 'to slit, cut, divide,' &c.), s.f. A time, opportunity, occasion; freedom (from), leisure; convenience; relief, recovery; respite, reprieve; rest, ease; (local) leave:—furṣat pānā, or furṣat milnā, v.n. To find or get time or leisure (for); to be at leisure; to find or get relief or respite (from, -se); to be dismissed or discharged (from); to obtain leave:—furṣat denā (-ko), To grant or allow time or opportunity (for); to afford relief (to), to respite, reprieve; to give or grant leave (to):—furṣat-meṅ, adv. At (one's) leisure, or convenience, leisurely:—furṣat honā (-ko), To have leisure, be at leisure; to be relieved, to recover (from illness).
فراست firāsat, vulg. farāsat for A. فراسة, v.n. fr. tafarrus, 'perceiving a thing intuitively,' c., inf. n. v of فرس 'to be skilled' in
P فراست firāsat, vulg. farāsat (for A. فراسة, v.n. fr. tafarrus, 'perceiving a thing intuitively,' &c., inf. n. v of فرس 'to be skilled' (in)), s.f. Perception or discernment of (one's) internal or intrinsic condition or character, &c. by outward indications; physiognomy; intuitive perception, insight, discernment, sagacity, penetration, acuteness, understanding, judgment.
