bulging, protruding, convex, bent, crooked, hunched, having a hollow

to become bulging, protruding, bent, hunched, hollowed

to blink (eyes)

to blink (eyes); to sway, flap, oscillate, flutter, budge

being spacy, being "out of it", not being alert or in the moment; drunkenness, hangover; intoxication (from love), languor (in eyes)

charming (eyes)

kohl, the black powder/makeup used to put around the eyes, esp. babies; antimony

arrogant, rude; sticking out

angry, infuriated, insulted; sticking out, pricked up

angry, infuriated, insulted; sticking out, pricked up

putting, sticking, or stitching together, union, grafting in; graft in, scion, union, bond

upright, on end, sticking up

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)

scrutiny, deliberation, intent; carefully, watchfully, intently (as in looking at somebody intently – چا ته په ځير کتل)

attractive, good-looking

very good looking girl or woman, very beautiful girl or woman, babe; beloved, sweetheart, darling

very good looking girl or woman, very beautiful girl or woman, babe; beloved, sweetheart, darling

wide, spacious, extensive

wide, broad, simple, uncomplicated, elementary

wide, broad, spacious, vast

wide, broad, spacious, vast (پراخ)

wide, broad, flat, dull, vapid

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)

surprise, alarm, amazement (حيراني)

astonishment, amazement

surprise, amazement, wonder

surprise, alarm, amazement

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