قبله qibla for A. قبلة qiblat, fr. qabl
P قبله qibla (for A. قبلة qiblat, fr. qabl), s.m. Anything opposite;—that part to which Muslims turn their faces when at prayer; the temple of the Kaʻba in Mecca; Mecca;—an altar, a temple; an object of veneration or reverence; a father; a king, &c.; (by way of respectful address) Father! Worship! Sire!—qibla-ě-ḥājāt, s.m. What is looked to for the attainment of (one's) necessities or desires; one who supplies (another's) needs:—qibla-rū, s.m. & f. One whose face is turned to the qibla:—qibla-ě-ʻālam, s.m. 'The qibla of the world' (a title of Eastern monarchs), his Majesty; your Majesty;—qibla-ě-kaunain, s.m. 'The qibla of both worlds'; Moḥammad; a father:—qibla-gāh, s.f. The place turned to when at prayer;—s.m. A father; one venerated and beloved:—qibla-numā, s.m. lit. 'Showing the qibla'; an instrument by which Muhammadans at a distance from Mecca ascertain the direction of the qibla;—a mariner's compass.
قبيله qabīla for A. قبيلة qabīlat, fem. of qabīl
P قبيله qabīla (for A. قبيلة qabīlat, fem. of qabīl), s.m. Tribe, clan; family; wife:—qabīla-dārī, s.f. The taking a wife.
قبولي qabūlī fr. qabūl
P قبولي qabūlī (fr. qabūl), s.f. lit. 'Acceptable, grateful, palatable'; a kind of dish made of rice and gram-pulse (chick-pea) boiled together (it differs from khićaṛī only in chick-pea being used in place of mūng).
قباله qabāla for A. قبالة qabālat, v.n. fr. قبل 'to be surety for another'
P قباله qabāla (for A. قبالة qabālat, v.n. fr. قبل 'to be surety for another'), s.m. A contract (of bargain and sale); a deed, title-deed; bond; writing, written agreement; bill of sale; conveyance:—qabāla-dār, vulg. qabāle-dār, s.m. Holder of a bond, &c.:—qabāla-navīs, s.m. A scrivener; a scribe:—qabāla-ě-nilāmī, s.m. Certificate of auction sale.
کابلی kābulī rel. n. fr. kābul
P کابلی kābulī (rel. n. fr. kābul), adj. & s.m. Of or belonging to Kābul;—a native, or an inhabitant, of Kābul;—s.f. A kind of pea (that came from Kābul):—kābulī miṭṭī, s.f. Armenian bole (syn. multānī miṭṭī).
