احسن aḥsan compar. super. of حسن
A احسن aḥsan (compar. & super. of حسن), adj. Better; best; more, or most, goodly, or comely, or beautiful; excellent; preferable; agreeable.
احسان ěḥsān
A احسان ěḥsān, s.m., = A P احسانی ěḥsānī, s.f., [inf. n. iv of حسن 'to be or become good,' &c.], Doing that which is good; beneficence, benefaction, benevolent action, benefit, favour, kindness, good offices, obligation conferred:—ěḥsān jatānā, v.t. To upbraid (one) with favours conferred, to cast obligations in the teeth of; to speak or boast of kindnesses or benefits conferred:—ěḥsān rakhnā (-par), To confer a favour (upon); to place (one) under an obligation:—ěḥsān-farāmosh, adj. Forgetful of benefits or favours; ungrateful, thankless:—ěḥsān-kā badlā, s.m. Requital or return for a favour; grateful acknowledgment:—ěḥsān karnā (-par), To confer a favour or benefit (upon), to oblige, to benefit; to do a kind act, or a good turn (to):—ěḥsān lenā (se), To accept or receive a favour (from); to be under obligation (to):—ěḥsān mānnā (-kā), To acknowledge or be grateful for kindness, &c. (of or from); to feel obliged, feel grateful:—ěḥsān-mand, adj. Grateful, thankful; obliged:—ěḥsān-mandī, s.f. Gratefulness, thankfulness; a sense of obligation.
احصان ěḥṣān
A احصان ěḥṣān [inf. n. iv of حصن], s.m. Besieging; circumscribing; restraining.
