feeling, presence of mind, self-control, bravery

presence

court, the presence (of God or a king)

presence, existence

presence, attendance, meeting, gathering

noun, name

development, education, instruction, training, care, looking after; suffix used to describe the act of care, attention, and dedication towards a noun, ideology etc. (مېلمه پلنه - hospitality)

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

noun

public, open, honest, frank; audience, spectators, public (noun)

training (of candidates), to summon (to court), to call up (into the army), to recall (a diplomat)

to train (canditates), to summon (to court), to call (into the army), to recall (a diplomat)

to be trained (canditates), to be summoned (to court), to be called (into the army), to be recalled (a diplomat)

yard, court; fence

profession, trade, craft; habit, practice; testimony, evidence (in court)

moire, having and undulating appearance, pattern, or texture

desiring or aspiring to something

paternal, ancestral, that which is taken on or inherited from the family

putting a hot brick or something else on a sore spot

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

kingly, royal, regal; kingdom, monarchy, sultanate, reign

kingdom, monarchy, sultanate; kingly, royal, regal

royal, regal, majestic; royally, majestically

kingly, royal, regal; kingdom, monarchy, sultanate, reign

royal family

inside, inner (matters of the heart, the inside, as opposed to outward appearances)

materials, substances, matters, articles of faith

English or British person or adj

coalition (adj.), allied

coalition (adj.), allied

windy, air (adj.)

on foot, unmounted, foot (adj.), foot soldier