is? Question word

a preposition meaning ‘from’ from Farsi (used in word combinations like کم از کم)

rashly spoken word

is? question word

suffix used to make nouns into adjectives (written ايز separately when added to words ending in ه, otherwise written as يز on the end of the word)

granny, grandma (children's speech)

Afghani (money) colloqual speech (افغانۍ)

father, grandfather (vocative or in child's speech)

pee (children’s speech)

speech, lecture, narrative

rumour, common talk, babble, hearsay; murmur; echo

discusion, talk, debate, argument

to discuss, debate, talk, argue

nonsense, foolish, stupid, or annoying talk

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)

union, alliance

unity, alliance, agreement, understanding, consent; coincidence

allied, unified, in alliance, in agreement; coincidentally; unity, agreement, alliance

coalition, bloc, alliance (ائتلاف)

coalition, bloc, alliance

consensus, agreement; unanimous decision or opinion by theologians; assembly; congregation, council

written law contract, agreement

regularity, agreement, harmony, state of good repair

contract, treaty, agreement

dal al-sulh, in Islam, lands that have a treaty of non-aggression with Muslims

dar al-'ahd, in Islam, lands that have a treaty of non-aggression with Muslims

dal al-sulh, in Islam, lands that have a treaty of non-aggression with Muslims

dar al-'ahd, in Islam, lands that have a treaty of non-aggression with Muslims