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خلق ḵẖalq inf. n. fr. خلق 'to create,' c.

A خلق ḵẖalq (inf. n. fr. خلق 'to create,' &c.), s.f. Creating;—creation; mankind; people:—ḵẖalquʼl-lāh, ḵẖalq-ě-ḵẖudā, God's creatures; people:—ḵẖalq karnā, v.t. To create:—ḵẖalq honā, v.n. To be created:—ḵẖair-ě-ḵẖalq, s.f. The good of people, or of the community; the public good or welfare.

خالق ḵẖāliq act. part. n. of خلق 'to measure,' c.

A خالق ḵẖāliq (act. part. n. of خلق 'to measure,' &c.), s.m. The Creator, the Great Creator, the Originator.

خليق ḵẖalīq fr. خلق 'to create'

A خليق ḵẖalīq (fr. خلق 'to create'), adj. lit. 'Adapted or disposed by nature'; well-disposed, of good disposition, kind, affable, benign, urbane, obliging, civil, polite.

خلق ḵẖulq v.n. fr. خلق

A خلق ḵẖulq (v.n. fr. خلق), s.f. Nature, natural disposition or temper, &c.; quality; good disposition, affability, urbanity, politeness, civility, good manners.

خلائق ḵẖalāʼiq

A خلائق ḵẖalāʼiq, s.f. pl. (of ḵẖalq), Created things, creatures, the creation; men, people.