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کور कोर kor

H کور कोर kor [Prk. कोडी; S. कोटिः], s.f. Point, tip; edge, side, margin, border; hem;—a small piece split or broken off (from anything), a splinter, thorn, &c.; a hang-nail; any minute or trifling thing; a slight or trifling lack, or deficiency, or defect;—a crore, ten millions (=kaṛoṛ, q.v.):—kor-kasar, s.f. A slight deficiency or defect.

کور कोर kor a dialec. form of koṭhā, or koṭhī

H کور कोर kor (a dialec. form of koṭhā, or koṭhī), s.f. The womb.

کور kūr, vulg. kor

P کور kūr, vulg. kor [Zend śukuruna, fr. śku = S. स्कु], adj. Blind:—kor-bāt̤in, adj. Inwardly blind or dark, benighted, ignorant, stupid:—kor-baḵẖt, adj. & s.m. 'Of blind fortune'; unfortunate, wretched;—unfortunate being, wretched creature:—kor-baḵẖtī, s.f. Misfortune, calamity; wretchedness, misery:—kor-namak, adj. & s.m. 'Blind to (one's) salt'; ungrateful;—an ungrateful fellow.

کور कौर kaur

H کور कौर kaur [S. कौरवः, q.v.], s.m. A descendant of Kuru; the Kauravas:—kaur-paṇḍu (S. kaurava+pāṇḍava), s.m. The Kauravas and Pāṇḍavas (two ancient families descended from Kurn through their respective fathers Dhritarāshtra and Pāṇḍu).

کوڙ कोड़ koṛ

H کوڙ कोड़ koṛ, s.m.=کوڙهہ koṛh, q.v.