escort; passenger seat (in a car)

chair, stool, seat, office

to help someone get on (a horse etc.), to seat someone (in a car etc.); to wind (a spool of thread etc.), to water / irrigate a field

seat

seat (on camel’s back, for a bride); pannier, saddle-pack on a bike or motorcycle; basket; motorcycle sidecar; bubbles (on surface of water)

moire, having and undulating appearance, pattern, or texture

desiring or aspiring to something

paternal, ancestral, that which is taken on or inherited from the family

putting a hot brick or something else on a sore spot

consensus, agreement; unanimous decision or opinion by theologians; assembly; congregation, council

to mix, associate, have contact with (د چا سره), to chat, converse, speak

to be forced, compelled, have to

to need, to be forced, to have to, to experience a need

to announce, proclaim, tell, have read; to throw down, strew, cause to rain

to believe, have faith (du chaa baande / د چا باندې)

favour, grace, kindness, goodness (د چا احسان منل - to consider oneself obliged or indebted to someone)

to welcome, receive (give a reception for someone)

imitation, following someone's example

to deceive someone (idiom)

honesty, decency, conscientiousness; trust, deposit, something left with someone in trust, something loaned

residence, stay; to stand and sit during prayer, precise observance of some religious rite

sit-in (for protest); sitting cross-legged

to sit cross-legged (پلترۍ وهل)

to sit cross-legged

to bask, sit in the sun

overturned, upside-down, opposite

climb (down), descent, slope (down)

rubbing down, friction, chafing, rub, scrubbing

rubbing down, friction, chafing, rub, scrubbing

upside down, backwards, in reverse, incompatible