لوط lūt̤
A لوط lūt̤, prop. n. Lot.
لوٿ लूट lūṭ
H لوٿ लूट lūṭ [Prk. लुंटा; S. लुण्टा], s.f. Depredation, plunder, pillage, spoil, booty:—lūṭ-ā-lūṭ, or lūṭ-ā-lūṭī, or lūṭ-ā-lāṭī, s.f.=lūṭ-pāṭ, q.v.:—lūṭ-bāz, s.m. A plunderer; a murderer:—lūṭ-pāṭ, s.f. Plundering and ravaging, pillaging, plunder and sacking:—lūṭ paṛnā, v.n. Plundering to take place; to be plundered or pillaged:—lūṭ-kā māl, s.m. Plunder, booty:—lūṭ karnā, or lūṭ maćānā, or lūṭā-khasoṭī karnā (-meṅ), To commit depredations; to plunder, pillage, sack, ravage:—lūṭ-kauṭ, or lūṭ-khūṭ, s.f.=lūṭ-pāṭ, q.v.:—lūṭ-mār, or lūṭ-khasūṭ, s.f. Plundering and slaying; pillage; havoc.
لوٿ लोट loṭ
H لوٿ लोट loṭ, s.m. contrac. of loṭā, q.v.
لوط laut̤ inf. n. of لوط 'to join,' c.
A لوط laut̤ (inf. n. of لوط 'to join,' &c.), s.m. Joining, uniting, bringing together (friends); possessing the affections (of), being dear (to);—anything which sticks or adheres;—anything agreeable to the heart; an inclination; an affection;—a cloak;—a man expert and expeditious in business.
لوٿ लौट lauṭ
H لوٿ लौट lauṭ [Prk. पल्लट्टो; S. पर्यस्त, part. of rt. अस् with परि; cf. palaṭ], s.m. Turning over, inverting; turning back, returning.
