رج रज raj
H رج रज raj [S. रजः], s.m. (f. in Urdū), Impurity, dirt, dust, powder; sand; pollen, farina (of flowers); the menstrual excretion, menses;—the quality or property of passion, sexual passion; the second of the three inherent
natural qualities (guṇ) of living beings (=rajo-guṇ): it predominates in air, and is active, urgent, and variable; it produces sensual desire, worldly coveting, pride, and falsehood, and is the cause of vice and of pain):—raj-manḍit, adj. Covered with dust:—raj-vīrya, s.m. Menstrual excretion; semen virile.
رز raz cf. S. रसा, and रञ्ज्
P رز raz (cf. S. रसा, and रञ्ज्), s.f. A vineyard; a vine; a grape;—battle (cf. razm);—a castle in Medina.
ريز rez
P ريز rez [fr. reḵẖtan, imperat. rez; rt. Zend rić = S. रिच्], act. part. Pouring, scattering, dropping, shedding, infusing, applying, &c. (used in comp., e.g. ashk-rez, 'shedding tears'; dur-rez, 'scattering pearls'; rang-rez, 'a painter');—s.f. A small thing, anything crumbled or reduced to powder; a grain, scrap, bit, a crumb (=reza), a drop, draught;—a favour, mercy;—profusion, abundance, affluence, wealth;—a cup, goblet, bowl;—will, desire, wish, concupiscence:—rez karnā, v.t. To pour out or forth, to scatter, to shed; to begin to chirp or talk (as young birds).
روج रोज roj
H روج रोज roj, s.m. corr. of روز roz, q.v.
دوز doz fr. doḵẖtan; see doḵẖt
P دوز doz (fr. doḵẖtan; see doḵẖt), part. adj. & s.m. Piercing, transfixing; sewing;—one who sews (used in comp. e.g. ḵẖaima-doz, 'a tent-maker'; zar-doz, 'embroiderer').
