قبر qabr, vulg. qabar inf. n. of قبر 'to bury'
A قبر qabr, vulg. qabar (inf. n. of قبر 'to bury'), s.f. Grave, tomb:—qabr-istān, s.m. Burying ground, graveyard, cemetery:—qabr-salāmī, s.f. Consideration or dues paid to a zamīndār or proprietor (by Muhammadans) for permission to dig a grave on ground belonging to him:—qabr-kan, s.m. Grave-digger:—qabr-ke murde ukhāṛnā, 'To dig up the dead from the grave'; to rake up old grie vances; to renew old quarrels:—qabr-gāh, s.f.=qabr-istān q.v.:—qabr-meṅ pāʼoṅ laṭkānā, To have one foot in the grave, to be on the point of death.
کبر kibr, or kubr v.n. fr. کبر 'to be great,' c.
A کبر kibr, or kubr (v.n. fr. کبر 'to be great,' &c.), s.m. Greatness, grandeur; nobility, eminence; pride, haughtiness.
کبير kabīr v.n. fr. کبر 'to be great,' c.
A کبير kabīr (v.n. fr. کبر 'to be great,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Great, large, immense; full-grown; senior;—a nobleman, a grandee;—name of a great Hindū reformer, saint, and author who flourished about the close of the fifteenth century;—a kind of indecent song (sung by the lower classes):—kabīr-panthī, s.m. A follower of Kabīr.
کبد kabid
A کبد kabid, s.m. The liver; the heart.
قبور qubūr
A قبور qubūr, s.f. pl. (of qabr, q.v.), Graves, tombs;—holsters (for pistols).
