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#137 · Nov 03, 2021
A long cloth wrapped around the head as a head covering, especially worn by cler…
#136 · Nov 02, 2021
predator
#135 · Nov 01, 2021
A small group, especially a small (often opposition) political faction or organi…
#134 · Oct 31, 2021
Permission or permissibility to do something; lifting a prohibition.
#133 · Oct 30, 2021
“Nabârad” means it does not rain/snow; there is no precipitation.
#132 · Oct 29, 2021
Third-person plural subjunctive/imperative of «زدن»: “(that) they hit/strike; le…
#131 · Oct 28, 2021
"Benusham" means "I drink" (first-person singular of "to drink," usually liquids…
#130 · Oct 27, 2021
beware
#129 · Oct 26, 2021
#128 · Oct 25, 2021
Plural of “branch/department”; separate units of an organization (e.g., bank bra…
#127 · Oct 24, 2021
#126 · Oct 23, 2021
writing
#125 · Oct 22, 2021
“Bemâni” means “may you stay/remain,” commonly used as a wish or blessing (“I ho…
#124 · Oct 21, 2021
A female given name; feminine form of “Hamid,” meaning praised/commendable.
#123 · Oct 20, 2021
The science of genes and heredity, and how traits are passed from parents to chi…
#122 · Oct 19, 2021
Imaginary and unreal; something that has no real existence and is only assumed i…
#121 · Oct 18, 2021
Alfalfa; a forage plant grown as animal feed.
#120 · Oct 17, 2021
An invoice or bill showing details and the total amount of a purchase or sale.
#119 · Oct 16, 2021
Something that slides or slips on a surface; slippery.
#118 · Oct 15, 2021
#117 · Oct 14, 2021
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#115 · Oct 12, 2021
Sleight of hand or magic tricks used to amaze people, like a magician’s acts.
#114 · Oct 11, 2021
Generalizing: extending a rule or conclusion from a specific case to broader sim…
#113 · Oct 10, 2021
A bulge of flesh under the chin; a double chin.
#112 · Oct 09, 2021
The act or state of staring fixedly at someone or something.
#111 · Oct 08, 2021
Pure-hearted; sincere and kind, without malice or deceit.
#110 · Oct 07, 2021
A short funny joke or quip told to make people laugh.
#109 · Oct 06, 2021
"Kandim" means "we dug" or "we pulled/removed (something) out" (past tense, 1st …
#108 · Oct 05, 2021
A resident; someone who lives in a place permanently or for a long time.