fellow tribes-woman

girl's word for friend, fellow tribes-woman

classmate, class-fellow

classmate, class-fellow

colleague, fellow worker, partner, fellow member

countryman, citizan, civilan

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

anxious or nervous person, worried, insecure, wavering

reception (as in a gathering for a person, etc.)

Afghan (person)

American (person)

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

similar, the same

at the same time, simultaneously

bordering, having the same boundaries, neighbouring; adhesive, stuck, clining, pasted

blood (relative), full (relative) (ie. سکنی ورور - a brother from the same father and mother)

blood (relative), full (relative) (ie. سکنی ورور - a brother from the same father and mother)

surroundings, outskirts, suburbs, country-side, extremities

border (country)

foreign country, abroad

outside, from without, on the outside; abroad (as in out of country)

outside, from without, on the outside; abroad (as in out of country)