کب कब kab
H کب कब kab [S. कविः], s.m. A poet.
کب कब kab
H کب कब kab [prob. formed from S. कियत् after the analogy of jab, and tab, qq.v.], interrog. adv. When? at what time?—kab-tak, or kab-talak, or kab-taʼīṅ, Till when? up to what time? how long?—kab-se, From what period? since when? how long?—kab-kā (-kī, -ke), Of what time, or period? how long since? since when?—long since, ever so long ago:—kab-kab, When; now and then, occasionally, rarely, but seldom:—kab-ko, At what period? When?—kab-lag, or kab-lo (or-lau, or-loṅ, or-lauṅ) = kab-tak, q.v.
قعب qaʻb
A قعب qaʻb, s.m. A cavern, pit; a furrow;—a cup; a large (wooden) bowl (holding as much as a man may drink at a single draught);—hidden meaning (of a speech).
قب qab for A. qabb
P قب qab (for A. qabb), s.m. The sound of a sword falling upon any object.
کعب kaʻb inf. n. of کعب 'to fill,' c.
A کعب kaʻb (inf. n. of کعب 'to fill,' &c.), s.m. The ankle-bone, the ankle; a heel; a geometrical cube; cube (in Arith and Alg.); a die (for playing or gaming).
