سود sūd
P سود sūd [Pārsī śūṭ; rt. Zend śu; cf. af-zūd], s.m. Utility, advantage, benefit; profit, gain; interest, usury:—sūd-baṭṭa, s.m. Profit and loss:—sūd-par denā, v.t. To lend at interest:—sūd-par lenā, v.t. To borrow at interest:—sūd-ḵẖor, or sūd-ḵẖorā, s.m. A usurer:—sūd-ḵẖorī, s.f. Usury:—sūd-dar-sūd, s.m. 'Interest on interest,' compound interest:—sūd khānā, To take or receive interest:—sūd lagānā (-meṅ), To charge interest (on):—sūd muẓāf, s.m. The accumulation of interest so as to double the original debt:—sūd-mand, adj. Useful, beneficial, advantageous, profitable, lucrative; benefited, profited:—sūd-mandī, s.f. Advantage, profitableness:—sūd honā (-ko), Advantage to accrue (to), to be benefited, to profit:—be-sūd, adj. Useless, profitless, bootless.
سور sūr
A سور sūr, s.m. Wall (of a city or town), a rampart (pl. aswār).
ثور s̤aur
A ثور s̤aur, s.m. A bull; the constellation Taurus, one of the signs of the Zodiac; the redness rising and spreading in the faint light that is seen above the horizon between sunset and nightfall; twilight, crepuscule;—the name of a mountain near Mecca.
سور सौर saur
H سور सौर saur [prob. S. शकुलः; cf. S. शष्कुली, and H. saurī], s.m. A kind of fish.
صور ṣūr v.n. fr. صور 'to utter a sound'; 'to turn, or incline,' c.
A صور ṣūr (v.n. fr. صور 'to utter a sound'; 'to turn, or incline,' &c.), s.f. A horn (musical); a trumpet; the trumpet of Isrāfīl (the angel of death).
