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خار ḵẖār

P خار ḵẖār [rt. Zend kar = S. kar, fr. kr̤ī], s.m. A thorn, prickle, spine; thistle, bramble; a spur, a cock's spur;—bristle, hair:—ḵẖār āṅkhoṅ-kā, Anything disagreeable to the sight, an eye-sore:—ḵẖār-bandī, s.f. A fence, or temporary defence, made of thorns:—ḵẖār-pusht, s.m. 'Prickle-back,' a hedge-hog; a porcupine:—ḵẖār-ḵẖār, s.m. Disquietude:—ḵẖār-dār, adj. Thorny, prickly, bristling; barbed; troublesome, arduous;—having a beard, bearded:—ḵẖār-zār, s.f.=ḵẖār-istān, s.m. A place of thorns, thistles, &c.; a thicket, a brake:—ḵẖār-kash, s.m. A woodcutter:—ḵẖār khānā (-par), To feel or have a thorn in the flesh; to feel jealous or envious (of):—ḵẖār-o-ḵẖas, s.m. Sweepings, rubbish; anything vile:—ḵẖār honā, v.n. To be a thorn in the side, be an eye-sore, be disagreeable (to).

کهار खार khār

H کهار खार khār [S. क्षारः], s.m. Alkali; potash; impure carbonate of potash or of soda;—an escharotic, the potential country caustic;—saltness, brackishness; barrenness:—khār lagnā, v.n. To be impregnated with alkaline salts.

کهاد खाद khād

H کهاد खाद khād, s.f. Manure, &c. (=khāt, q.v.).

کهار खार khār

H کهار खार khār [prob. S. खण्डं], s.m. Rough or rugged ground; ground cut up by rain, &c. (syn. behar).

کهاد खाद khād

H کهاد खाद khād [S. खाद्यं or खादः], s.f. An advance (made to cultivators) for food;—the expense incurred by cultivators in preparing their ploughing apparatus.