suffix meaning ‘most, very’

very tight or narrow

used in connection with adjectives to mean ‘very, totally, utterly’

alongside, adjoining, next to, very close

to put alongside, to place very close, to press, to clasp

plentiful, copious, lots, plentiful

crowd, throng, lots of people out and around, mob, mass; commotion, turmoil, uproar

lot (as in casting lots, lottery), coin toss

to cast lots, to draw lots (with plural پچې اچول)

abundant, lots, galore, lavish, profuse

obsolete, insignificant; few, not many

countless, many, plenty, weightless, non-rhythmic

how many, how much, some

having many sides, complicated (of a question)

how many, how much?