chatterbox, gossip

whispering, murmuring, rumor, gossip

after (as in going after), in pursuit, behind (د چا پسې خبرې کول – to talk bad about someone, gossip, or talk bad behind their back)

gossip, hearsay, rumours

slanderer, gossip-monger, someone who turns people against each other, creates friction between people, informer, snitch

to offend, hurt, injure

to offend, hurt, injure

offended, affronted, hurt

upset, offended, hurt

damaged, hurt, experienced loss

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

rubbing down, friction, chafing, rub, scrubbing

rubbing down, friction, chafing, rub, scrubbing

hard, stiff, firm, tight, rough, crude, having friction, crude, sharp, direct, frank, slang real (زيږ پښنون - a real Pashtun)

friction, rubbing, massage, filling

the span of a hand, the distance between the little finger and thumb

purgatory, a time or place in between someone’s death and the day of ressurection in Islam

valley between two mountains; woman who has had twinns

amidst, among, between

amidst, among, between

fit, capable, worthy, proper; respectful, considerate; a member, resident, citizen, occupant (used as a prefix for Arabic religious words connecting people to certain things or belief systems)

nation, people, folk

national, people's, folk

gathering, get-together, gathering of people talking together

person, people, mankind (singular and plural) (Sons / son of Adam)

to accuse, blame, slander

to defame, to speak badly about, to slander

to defame, to speak badly about, to slander

to accuse, blame, slander

to slander, accuse, blame

snitch, telling, informing, betraying, tattletaling