to take, bring, send (by transporting or leading - not by physically carrying)

to keep, protect, bring up, care for, rear

to reconcile, to bring to an agreement

to raise up, lift up, bring up

to make understand (to bring someone to the state of understanding, emphasizing the resulting state of understanding)

to bring forward, present, deliver

to hand over, deliver, turn over, pass (along)

an agreement to deliver something, a contract; bearing (ټېکه نه کېده - it was unbearable)

to bring, deliver (by transporting or leading something/someone) obtain, extract

to deliver, to make arrive, provide, send, supply, bring to,

physically

to take, carry, bear, move (by physically carrying); to win, earn (subjunctive یوسي - yósee or ویسي - wéesee, simple past یو یې وړلو - yo ye wRulo)

execution, fulfillment, carrying out, performance, implementation

support, ring or pillow place on the head when carrying a jug/load, intertwined wheat stalks

guarding, carrying out security duties

carrying, transporting, conveying, pregnant

desiring or aspiring to something

putting a hot brick or something else on a sore spot

pride (in the positive sense), something one is proud in/about, honor

consciously, (doing something) while being informed

flying, something that flies, bird

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