to weep, sob; to rumble (stomach)

to thunder, crash, rumble, clash, clank

to clatter, rattle, beat, rumble

to make (an animal) roar, to cause to rumble

to make gurgle, rumble

to sound, sound out, ring, resound

to cry out, resound, roar, honk, make a noise

to make a sound, pronounce, to sing, to play (an instrument), to resound; to make someone talk, to get information

roar of laughter, peal of laughter

snore, snoring, roar, squeak

roar, snoring

to snore, snort, roar, boom

roar, firing, march!

to remove, draw back, clear, extract, throw out, expell

to cast lots, to draw lots (with plural پچې اچول)

to draw, make a picture

to absorb, attract, pull in, draw in

rod, stick; the red line Hindus draw on their foreheads

to agree, come into unity with

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)

merging, merging two identical letters into one

to string, thread

single hair, string, thread, chord; chord, ligament (anatomy)

to be drawn out into a thread; (fig. to become nice)

relationship, ties, bonds, marriage proposal; profession; thread; feeler; antenna

to help someone get on (a horse etc.), to seat someone (in a car etc.); to wind (a spool of thread etc.), to water / irrigate a field