inflected form of 2nd. pers. sing. pronoun you

you (plural or respectful)

you (plural or formal), second person personal pronoun (plural or polite/formal)

thank you, thanks (from Farsi)

you (singular)

field, place where crops are sown

store, shop, place where things are sold

camp; sheep or cattle pen, sheepfold; a place where guests are received and entertained

the common dinner table, bowl, place where people are eating together, dinner party

having eyebrows that are joined, unibrow

jerib, a measurement equal to 2000 m² or 0.2 hectare

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)

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

gift, present, souvenir

current, present

to seem, to appear, present itself as

to seem, to appear, present itself as

existing, current; currently, on the present

is, feminine third pers. singular present equative

is, masculine 3rd pers sing. pres. equative verb

is, third person present equative

are, third pers. plural present equative

subject, matter, essence, subject of an equative sentence; beginning, starting