an Arabic suffix meaning ‘almighty’ that is attached to God’s name (رب العزت )

suffix meaning throwing, casting

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)

a suffix to mean doing or executing something

suffix meaning something is a supporter or user of something

increasing

Englishman, English (adjective)

intensifying adjective for جوړ

crevice, crack (noun); gaping, wide-open (adjective)

adjective

adjective

Arabic prefix meaning “son of”

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

a prefix meaning ‘with’ (from Farsi)

moreover, besides, in addition to, apart from, over, above, more than, on top of

more or less suitable, approximate, changing, alternating, sooner or later

more or less (suitable), sooner or later, approximate, changing

definitely, for sure, whether someone wants or not, willy-nilly (this last use more in Urdu)

to become heavier; to become more serious, respectable, reliable