polite, civil, well-mannered, respectable

well-mannered, respectful, polite, well brough-up

you (plural or formal), second person personal pronoun (plural or polite/formal)

madame, polite for spouse or wife

you (plural, or polite singular), second person plural pronoun

enough, adequate, suficcient; enough, sufficient, OK, all right, that’ll do, filler word

just (used sort of like a filler word)

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)

interjection used in joy or satisfaction; great! bravo!; used to sigh

late (a term of respect and blessing used before the name of a dead person)

used

to be used, utilized, applied

brick (baked in a kiln)

last, final; lately, at last, in recently

Abjad, the Arabic system with numbers assigned to letters in the alphabet

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

influence, impression, tracks, affect; work (as in a piece of art)

older sister (from Urdu / Pakistan)

Pakistan

Pathan (name/exonym for Pashtuns in Urdu/Hindi, used mostly in the Indian/Pakistan subcontinent)

the Durand Line, the border line drawn up between Afghanistan and Pakistan

ID Card (in Pakistan)

populated place, dwelling, village; population (from Urdu); the condition of thriving, flourishing; fertileness; construction, act of building

ceasefire (from Farsi)

sir, Mr., lord (from Persian)

populated place, dwelling, village; population (from Urdu); the condition of thriving, flourishing; fertileness; construction, act of building

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