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)

suffix meaning something is a supporter or user of something

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)

greedy, mean, miserly

used in connection with adjectives to mean ‘very, totally, utterly’

envious, greedy, mean

greedy, miserly, unpleasant, mean, repulsive

consciousness, awareness; conscience, heart, mind; familiarity, acquaintance (used as a prefix to mean self-)

consciously, (doing something) while being informed

doing or passing on good deeds (ثواب) for the dead

limitation, ban, restriction; taking control, doing well (ie. in moods etc.); linking, connection

(doing something) himself, herself, myself, ourself etc., used to indicate actions that the subject does himself

showing off, bragging, doing something so others to see you

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

pride (in the positive sense), something one is proud in/about, honor

flying, something that flies, bird