to offend, hurt, injure

to offend, hurt, injure

to distress, make upset, offend

to hurt, to distress, to make ill, to offend

to oppress; to insult, to offend

offended, affronted, hurt

upset, offended, hurt

damaged, hurt, experienced loss

scrutiny, deliberation, intent; carefully, watchfully, intently (as in looking at somebody intently – چا ته په ځير کتل)

conversation, interview, meeting, meeting or seeing, or being introduced to somebody, date

to treat, to give therapy (medical)

treat, regalement, pleasantries, acquaintance, introduction custom

to behave, treat, act

to behave, treat, act

to cure, heal, remedy, treat

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

badly, bad

to defame, to speak badly about, to slander

to defame, to speak badly about, to slander

to burn, scorch, harass, torment, destroy (insult); to make someone fall badly in love

offended, treated badly, having a grudge (زما نه مروره ده - she’s offended / has a grudge against me)

to anger, infuriate, insult; to stick out, to prick up

slap, smack, insult

humiliation, insult

insult, humiliation, disgrace, scorn

swearing, insult, swearing or harsh language