kid, baby, dear little ones of animals or humans

kid (young goat)

child, kid

child, kid, son; (w/ plural ofspring, descendents, progeny)

pedophile, paedophile, pederast (with young boys)

pedophilia, paedophilia, pederastry (with young boys)

foal, young horse, colt

young hen, pullet

baby, infant; young, unripe, immature

goat

she-goat

kidney (of a sheep or goat)

goat

buzkashi (the Afghan national sport played with horses and a dead goat)

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

amazed, suprised, stunned, dumbfounded, speechless, taken aback (حيران)

to be lifted, raised up, taken up

amazed, surprised, stunned, dumfounded, speechless, taken aback

to be brought down, to be taken down, shut down (a government, city, etc.)

to turn over, flip over; sprain; convert, change; to move over to, establish oneself in a new spot; divert, turn away, hijack

to be transfered, to move; to die, to pass away

throwing away, chucking out; extracting, taking off; mining

driving away of cattle, seizing of property

to drive away cattle, to seive property

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

mother, grandmother (affectionate form of address)

mother, grandmother (affectionate form of address)

mommy! mother, mom; grandmother

brother's wife; general term of address for an alder woman, mother, aunty

wife's mother, husband's mother, mother-in-law