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کهارا खारा khārā

H کهارا खारा khārā [S. क्षारकः], s.m. A net (for holding grass or straw, &c.).

کهارا खारा khārā

H کهارا खारा khārā [S. क्षार+कः], adj. (f. -ī), Alkaline; salt, saline, brackish; bitter:—khārī miṭṭī, s.f. Saline soil; soil impregnated with alkali:—khārī non, or khārī namak, s.f. Alkaline salt; a kind of sulphate of soda (used in medicine, and for the adulteration of common salt).

خارا ḵẖārā

P خارا ḵẖārā, s.m. A hard stone, a flint;—a kind of undulated silk-cloth;—adj. Hard, flinty:—ḵẖāra-sang, s.m. Granite; a kind of marble:—ḵẖārā-shigāf, adj. Stone-splitting; strong and sharp (as rats' teeth, &c.).

کهرا खरा kharā

H کهرا खरा kharā, adj. a dialec. form of khaṛā, q.v.

خيره ḵẖīra cf. tīra

P خيره ḵẖīra (cf. tīra), adj. Obscure, dark; black-hearted, wicked, malevolent, malignant; vain; head-strong, froward;—dazzled; stupefied; astonished, confounded.