کاريز kārez
P کاريز kārez [prob. fr. Zend karesh = S. karsh; cf. S. karsha, and karshū], s.f. A subterraneous canal; an aqueduct; a canal or watercourse, a ditch dug round a field (to convey water).
کريز kurīz
P کريز kurīz, s.f. Moulting (of birds):—kurīz karnā, To moult.
قرض qarẓ inf. n. of قرض 'to cut'; 'to repay,' c.
A قرض qarẓ (inf. n. of قرض 'to cut'; 'to repay,' &c.), s.m. Debt; a loan, money borrowed at interest; credit;—adv. On loan or credit:—qarẓ utārnā, or qarẓ adā karnā, v.n. To discharge or pay a debt:—qarẓ uṭhānā (-kā), To contract or incur a debt:—qarẓ ćukānā, To discharge or pay off a debt:—qarẓ-ě-ḥisābī, s.m. A debt on account:—qarẓ-ě-ḥasana, s.m. Money lent (or a loan obtained) without interest, and repaid at the pleasure of the borrower:—qarẓ-ḵẖẉāh, s.m. A creditor; a dun:—qarẓ-dār, adj. & s.m. Indebted; in debt;—a debtor:—qarẓ-dārī, s.f. The being in debt, indebtedness; pecuniary embarrassment:—qarẓ denā (-ko), To grant a loan (to), to lend (at interest); to supply on credit:—qarẓ rakhnā (-kā), To have a debt (of), to owe:—qarẓ-se ćhuṛānā (-ko), To free from debt; to redeem (in law):—qarẓ kāṛhnā = qarẓ uṭhānā, q.v.:—qarẓ lenā (with gen. -kā of amount), To contract or incur a debt (of); to take a loan (of, and from, -se, a person), to borrow (at interest); (with nom. form. of acc.) to take on loan; to take on credit; to run up an account or bill:—qarẓ nikālnā = qarẓ uṭhānā, and qarẓ lenā, qq.v.
