داب dāb
A داب dāb [inf. n. of دأب 'to strive,' &c.], s.m. Custom, manner, habit, wont; institution; affair, business, concern; case, state, condition;—the act of driving vehemently; vehement or forcible propulsion:—dāb-ě-ṣǒḥbat, s.m. Good manners; civilization.
روب rob, rūb
P روب rob, rūb [fr. ruflan; rt. Zend rup = S. लुप्], act. part. Sweeping (used as last member of compounds).
داب दाब dāb v.n. fr. dābnā, q.v.
H داب दाब dāb (v.n. fr. dābnā, q.v.), s.m. Pressure; weight;—power, authority; control, restraint; awe (=dabāʼo);—impression (in printing, &c.):—dāb baiṭhānā, dāb jamānā (-par), To bring pressure to bear (on); to exercise control or authority (over), to bring under control, to rule, to control, restrain, subdue.
رعب rǒʻb, raʻb inf. n. of رعب 'to frighten,' 'to fear'
A رعب rǒʻb, raʻb (inf. n. of رعب 'to frighten,' 'to fear'), s.m. Terrifying; trembling with fear; fright, fear, terror, dread, awe; commanding or awe-inspiring presence, dignity:—rǒʻb biṭhānā or jamānā (-meṅ), To inspire with awe, to awe:—rǒʻb-dār, adj. Awe-inspiring, of commanding presence:—rǒʻb-meṅ ānā (kisī-ke), To be terrified (by), to be overawed (by).
روباه robāh, rūbāh
P روباه robāh, rūbāh [Pehl. rūpah; Zend urupi, rt. rup = S. लुप्], s.f. A fox (syn. lomṛī):—robāh-bāzī, s.f. Foxiness, cunning, artfulness, trick, wile, stratagem, deceit, evasion, subterfuge:—robāh-bāzī karnā (-se), To practise artfulness, or deceit, &c. (with).
