black smith, smith

plague, Black Death, pestilence

pitch black, absolutely black

black

black market

interjection used in joy or satisfaction; great! bravo!; used to sigh

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

a preposition meaning ‘from’ from Farsi (used in word combinations like کم از کم)

used

to be used, utilized, applied

to put, pour, drop, throw, put on

to make level, smooth, even; to adjust, regulate, put right; to tune (musical); to baste, join loosely

to prevent, hinder, detain, seize, put in trouble, force, compel

to wear, to put on (clothes)

to wear, to put on (clothes)

to spread around, disseminate, to make widespread or accepted

to be spread around, disseminated, to become widespread or accepted as usual

thuggery, gangster life, bullying, throwing weight around

crowd, throng, lots of people out and around, mob, mass; commotion, turmoil, uproar

blemish, flaw (agriculture); unfinished work; baker’s paddle/shover, board/paddle for moving wash around

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)

to blink (eyes), to (make to) sway, flap, oscillate, flutter; to fly (a flag)

swaddling, swaddle, a band/ribbon used for tying up babies

swaddling, swaddle, a band/ribbon used for tying up babies (alternate of سوزني)