a group of people, half a platoon, a crowd, flock, pack

a group of people (10-20), half a platoon; crowd, herd, pack, flock of sheep (5-20)

crowd, mob, assembly; birthmark, wart; perished, destroyed

bolt, bar, lock; shutter; crowd, throng

crowd, clan, tribe, concentration of people, collection

assemblage, gathering, throng; constipation; bolt, bar, lock

grinding, crushing, milling; a crowd/throng of people

plentiful, copious, lots, plentiful

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

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

abundant, lots, galore, lavish, profuse

abundant, lots, galore, lavish, profuse

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 spread around, disseminate, to make widespread or accepted

to be spread around, disseminated, to become widespread or accepted as usual

thuggery, gangster life, bullying, throwing weight around

blemish, flaw (agriculture); unfinished work; baker’s paddle/shover, board/paddle for moving wash around

woolen shawl or rug, blanket like thing worn around the shoulders in cold weather

burden, bundle; alms, charity; sheaf; group of people, mob

bunch, mass, puffs (of smoke)

mass media

crowding, mass of people, crushing

body, mass (Physics) (Arabic)

thick clump, sticky mass, thick syrup, crumbly soul; blood clot; clicking (of the tongue)

commotion, riot, turbulence

push, blow, hit; confinement, incarceration; state of frenzy, being possessed; crowd, commotion; obligation; event, occurance

noise, ruckus, commotion; experience, feeling emotions

commotion, hubbub, noise

ruckus, noise, commotion

noise, hubbub, ruckus, turmoil, disturbance on the street etc.