seizing, taking hold of, conquering; tenure, appropriation; profesion, occupation, pursuit

to close, block, stop, barricade, cut off, restrain, hold back

drawstring, rope / belt used to hold up traditional trousers

drawstring, rope / belt used to hold up traditional trousers

to restrain, hold, hold back

dominion, holding sway over someone

to sway, flutter, flap, to be thrown, tossed, anxious

push, shove, sway, shake; shaking, swaying

to blink (eyes); to sway, flap, oscillate, flutter, budge

to swing, sway

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

sir, Mr., lord (from Persian)

sir, Mr., lord

Lord willing, if God wills

master, lord, landlord, sir, owner

the Lord, God

to turn over, flip over; sprain; convert, change; to move over to, establish oneself in a new spot; divert, turn away, hijack

to pass over, overturn, be flipped over, spill over, shift, change, diverge, pass, cross, abandon

to pass over, overturn, be flipped over, spill over, shift, change, diverge, pass, cross, abandon; to be sprained

at the side of something, yonder, over there

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