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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.

پول पोल pol, पौल paul

H پول पोल pol, पौल paul, s.m. Gate, door (=paur, q.v.); a courtyard; a ward or quarter of a town having its own gateway.

پول पोल pol

H پول पोल pol [rt. S. पुल; see polā], s.f. Emptiness, hollowness.

پول पोल pol from the English

H پول पोल pol (from the English), s.m. A pole (land measure).

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.