کشت kusht
P کشت kusht [v.n. fr. kushtan; rt. Zend kush = S. कुष्], s.f. Killing, slaughter:—kusht-o-ḵẖūn, s.f. Slaughter, carnage.
کاشت kāsht
P کاشت kāsht [v.n. fr. kāshtan; rt. Zend karesh = S. कर्स् (कृष्)], s.f. Ploughing, tilling, cultivating; tillage, cultivation (syn. jot; bo-jot); cultivated land, a cultivated tract; a field, a farm; holding, tenure (of land):—kāsht-kār, s.m. A tiller of the soil, a cultivator, an agriculturist, a farmer:—kāsht-kārī, s.f. Tillage, cultivation (=kāsht):—kāsht karānā, v.t. (caus. of next), To have or get (land) tilled or cultivated; to farm out (land):—kāsht karnā, v.t. To plough, till, cultivate:—kāsht-meṅ lānā (-ko), To bring into cultivation; to reclaim (land):—be-kāsht, adj. Untilled, uncultivated; fallow, waste.
کشت kisht v.n. fr. kishtan = kāshtan; rt. Zend karesh = S. कर्ष् कृष्]
P کشت kisht (v.n. fr. kishtan = kāshtan; rt. Zend karesh = S. कर्ष् (कृष्)], s.f. Tillage, cultivation (=kāsht); a sown field; division of a crop (as it lies in the field after being cut; syn. baṭāʼī);—(in chess) check (to the king):—kisht-zār, s.f. A field sown and beginning to look green, a cultivated spot:—kisht-kār, s.m. A husbandman, agriculturist (=kāsht-kār); a sown field:—kisht-kārī, s.f. Cultivating, cultivation, tillage, husbandry, agriculture:—kisht-wār, adj. & adv. Having the fields marked out; according to the fields or the crops:—kisht-o-kār, s.f. Tilling and sowing, cultivation.
