پل पल pal P. palak
H پل पल pal (P. palak), s.f. The eyelid; a moment:—pal mārte, adv. In the twinkling of an eye, instantly, immediately:—pal mārnā, v.n. To make a movement of the eyelid, to wink:—pal-oṭ adv. For an instant.
پال पाल pāl
H پال पाल pāl [S. पालि], s.f. A raised bank, embankment (to confine water for irrigation), dam, dike, causeway.
پال पाल pāl rt. of pālnā
H پال पाल pāl (rt. of pālnā), s.m. Shelter; protection; crown lands kept in the hands of government.
فلاح falāḥ prob. fr. iflāḥ, 'prospering,' c., inf. n. of iv of فلح 'to cleave, split,' c.
A فلاح falāḥ (prob. fr. iflāḥ, 'prospering,' &c., inf. n. of iv of فلح 'to cleave, split,' &c.), s.f. Prosperity; success; state of comfort, continued enjoyment of ease; happiness; safety, security, refuge.
پل pul
P پل pul [Old P. puhal; Pehl. puhar; Zend. peretu, fr. par = S. par], s.m. A bridge; a causeway, an
embankment;—pul bāṅdhnā, v.n. To make a bridge (over, par), to bridge; to make an embankment or dike, to limit; to provide an abundant supply (of), to supply in abundance, to form a heap, to heap:—pul-bandī, s.f. Embankment; keeping bridges or embankments in repair; a tax levied for this purpose;—sodomy:—pulbandī karnā (-kī), To commit sodomy; to ravish, violate;—pul ṭūṭnā, v.n. 'Bridge to break'; to burst or come forth en masse, to crowd:—pul-ṣirāt̤, s.m. A bridge over which (in the belief of Mohammadans) the righteous will pass into Paradise, and from which the wicked fall into hell, on the day of judgment.
