اړول - aRawúl v. trans.mfto turn over, flip over; sprain; convert, change; to move over to, establish oneself in a new spot; divert, turn away, hijack
بلول - balawúl v. stat. comp. trans.fto set of fire, to make burn, to light, to turn on
بې واره - be wáara adv. / adj.fsuddenly, unexpectedly, out of turn, embarrassed
پته لګېدل - pata lugedúl mfto become known, get figured out, turn out
ایسته کول - eesta kawúl v. stat. comp. trans.fto remove, draw back, clear, extract, throw out, expell
بحال کول - bahaal kawúl v. stat. comp. trans.mfto restore, reinstate, put back in place, solve
بحال کېدل - bahaal kedúl v. stat. comp. intrans.fto be restored, reinstated, put back in place, solved
بدله ورکول - badlá warkawúl v. dyn. comp. trans.mfto compensate, reward, pay back
بندول - bandawúl v. stat. comp. trans.mfto close, block, stop, barricade, cut off, restrain, hold back
تم کول - tam kawúl v. stat. comp. trans.fto restrain, hold, hold back
تمول - tamawul v. stat. comp. trans.fto restrain, hold, hold back, to make stop
اړول - aRawúl v. stat. comp. trans.mfto prevent, hinder, detain, seize, put in trouble, force, compel
ټالول - Taalawúl v. stat. comp. trans.fto delay, to detain, to hold back
جار ایستل - jaar eestúl fto hold, detain, retain, stop, memorize, carry, blow; to vomit, puke, throw up, be sick
ځنډول - dzanDawúl v. trans.fto delay, to postpone, to hold back, to detain
تعقیبول - ta'qeebawúl v. stat. comp. trans.fto carry out, fulfill, pursue, keep track of
جاري ساتل - jaaree saatúl fto continue, to keep going
ځان بچ کول - dzaan bach kawúl v. dyn. comp. trans.mfto avoid (له ... نه), keep away from, protect
ځان ساتل - dzaan saatúl v. dyn. comp. trans.mfto avoid (له ... نه), keep away from, protect
انتقال کېدل - intiqaal kedúl v. stat. comp. intrans.fto be transfered, to move; to die, to pass away
برمته - bramatá, baramtá n. f.fdriving away of cattle, seizing of property
برمته کول - bramata kawúl v. stat. comp. trans.fto drive away cattle, to seive property
آتش بس - aatish bas n. m.f آغا - aagháa title / n. m.fsir, Mr., lord (from Persian)