کابل kābul
P کابل kābul, prop. n. Kābul (or Cabul), the capital of Afgānistan (formerly a province of the Mogal empire).
قبائل qabāʼil
A قبائل qabāʼil, s.m. pl. (of qabīla, q.v.), Tribes;—family, wife and children; household.
قبول qabūl, or qubūl inf. n. of قبل 'to receive, accept,' c.
A قبول qabūl, or qubūl (inf. n. of قبل 'to receive, accept,' &c.), s.m. Accepting; acceptance; consent, assent, compliance; concurrence; approbation; recognition, sanction; favourable reception; concession; admission, acknowledgment, confession, avowal;—adj. Accepted; approved; consented, &c.:—qabūl-jamʻ, s.f. Stipulated rent or revenue:—qubūl-ě-jawāb, s.m. An answer (filed in a suit) acknowledging the justice of a demand:—qubūl-ḵẖat̤, s.m. Written assent or agreement:—qabūl-ṣūrat, adj. 'Of approved form,' comely, handsome, beautiful:—qabūl-ṣūratī, s.f. Comeliness, handsomeness, &c.:—qabūl karnā, v.t. To accept, receive, take; to entertain (a petition, &c.); to assent to; consent to; to acquiesce in; to comply with, concede, grant; to recognize, sanction; to admit, acknowledge, own, confess; to approve; to make choice of; to prefer (to, -par):—qabūl honā, v.n. To be accepted; to be agreed to, &c.
قبل qibal v.n. fr. قبل
A قبل qibal (v.n. fr. قبل), s.m. A part, side;—power;—presence;—plenty;—adv. Apart, aside.
قابل qābil act. part. of قبل 'to receive; to admit'; c.
A قابل qābil (act. part. of قبل 'to receive; to admit'; &c.), part. adj. & s.m. Receiving, taking; admitting (of, -ke), capable (of); sufficient (for); possible, practicable; liable (to); capable, able, clever, skilful, competent, fit, qualified; deserving, worthy;—a fit or competent person, an able man, &c.;—qābil-ě-adā, adj. Able to pay, solvent;—payable (a bill, &c.); due, owing; liable for payment:—qābiluʼl-iwā, adj. Capable of being received; payable (a bill of exchange):—qābil-ě-bāz-purs, adj. Answerable, responsible, accountable:—qābil karnā (-ko), To make clever, or skilful, or capable, &c.:—qābil honā or ho-jānā (-ke), To be or become fit (for); to be competent, or skilled, &c.; to be deserving (of), to deserve, merit, to be liable (to).
