جريب jarīb
A جريب jarīb, s.f. A measuring chain (of 20 gaṭṭās or 60 Hindūstānī yards=55 English yards); a land measure (one square jarīb = one standard bīghā); a corn measure of 384 mudds or about 768 lbs.:—jarīb pheṅknā, jarīb ḍālnā, v.n. 'To throw the jarīb'; to measure or survey with the chain:—jarīb karnā, v.t. To make a survey (of land):—jarīb-kash, s.m. lit. 'Drawer of a measuring chain'; a measurer (of land), a surveyor:—jarīb-kashī, s.m. Measurement or mensuration (of land); the office of a land-surveyor.
ضراب ẓirāb inf. n. of ضارب, iii of ضرب 'to strike,' c.
A ضراب ẓirāb (inf. n. of ضارب, iii of ضرب 'to strike,' &c.), s.m. Contending, fighting, fencing; conquering;—(inf. n. of ضرب 'to cover' (a camel)), coitus.
ضارب ẓārib act. part. of ضرب 'to beat,' c.
A ضارب ẓārib (act. part. of ضرب 'to beat,' &c.), part. adj. Beating, bruising, striking; stamping, coining.
ضروب ẓurūb
A ضروب ẓurūb, s.f. pl. (of ẓarb, q.v.), Blows, &c.; modes of speech.
جاروب jārūb, jārob jā, q.v.+rūb, act. part. of ruftan, 'to sweep'
P جاروب jārūb, jārob (jā, q.v.+rūb, act. part. of ruftan, 'to sweep'), s.m. He who or that which sweeps; a broom, a beson (=jhāṛū); a sweeper:—jārub-kash, s.m. A sweeper:—jārūb-kashī, s.f. The act of sweeping; the status or office of a sweeper.
