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ba (v)
to kiss
ba (n)
kiss
ba (adv)
met ba = to bring forth, to whelp, to foal, to calve, to pup, to kitten
ba (azek)
1. low
2. cheap
3. shallow
baay (n)
1. Bahai religion
2. follower of Bahai
baba (n)
1. baby child
2. immature adult
3. dear one
4. pretty girl
5. a sugar-cane shoot with low sugar content
6. cylindrical stone for crushing spices, also called baba ros kari
babi (n)
sister-in-law
babilonn (azek)
place where people speak too many languages
babor (n)
port-side
babu (n)
form of address signifying respect
babuji (n)
1. a caste
2. member of this caste
3. friend
4. sir
bach (n)
batch
bacha (n)
1. baby, little one
2. new-born animal
bachara (n)
thug
badal (n)
dan badal = to be lost (of things only)
badam (n)
1. nut of kind of almond tree
2. nut of any fruit (esp of peach), dile badam = preparation with nuts and milk
badamye (n)
1. almond tree
2. fruit of almond tree
badinaz (n)
1. joke, badinage, banter
2. mere child's play
3. messing about, not being serious, badinaz apar = in earnest, earnestly, no joke, joking aside, badinaz mervin = t
badinn (n)
cane, walking stick
badinn (v)
var. badine
1. to banter, to joke, to toy with
2. to dally, to trifle, to mess about
3. to talk stupidly, ase badine = stop messing about, don't talk nonsense
