خوف ḵẖauf inf. n. of خاف, for خوف 'to fear'
A خوف ḵẖauf (inf. n. of خاف, for خوف 'to fear'), s.m. Fear, dread, terror:—ḵẖauf denā, ḵẖauf dikhānā, v.t. To impress (one) with fear (of, -kā), to frighten, terrify; to threaten:—ḵẖauf-rajā, s.m. 'Fear and hope'; suspense:—ḵẖauf karnā, To evince fear (in, -meṅ); to be afraid (of, -se), to fear:—ḵẖauf lānā (dil-meṅ), To give place to fear (in the heart):—ḵẖauf-meṅ ḍālnā, v.t. To put into a state of fear, to frighten, to intimidate:—ḵẖauf-nāk, adj. Frightful, terrifying;—afraid, frightened, terrified:—ḵẖauf-nākī, s.f. Fright, terror, alarm, panic.
خائف ḵẖāʼif act. part. n. of خوف 'to fear,' c.
A خائف ḵẖāʼif (act. part. n. of خوف 'to fear,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Fearing, fearful, afraid, frightened, timid, pusillanimous;—a fearer, &c.
کہف kahf
A کہف kahf, s.m.(?) A cave, a cavern, a grotto.
