بال bāl
A بال bāl, s.m. State, condition, circumstances (e.g. fārig̠uʼl-bāl); heart, mind; power.
بال बाल bāl
H بال बाल bāl [S. बाला, rt. बल; cf. next], s.f. Female child, girl, &c. (see bālā);—ear or spike of corn:—bāl-rakhā, s.m. A person employed to watch ripe crops; the platform on which such a watchman sits;—(also=) bāl-rakhāʼī, s.f. Price paid for watching of ripe crops.
بال bāl
P بال bāl [Zend barez; S. वर्ह], s.m. Wing, pinion: arm:—bāl-afshān or fishān, adj. Expanding the wings;—bāl-afshānī or fishānī, s.f. Expansion or shaking of the wings:—bāl-par nikālnā, v.n. lit. 'To be fledged'; to betray (one's) evil disposition, show what one is made of; to begin one's pranks; to turn over a new leaf; to flourish or prosper:—bāl-shikasta, adj. Having one's wings clipped; reduced to straits, distressed, wretched.
بل बिल bil
H بل बिल bil [S. विलं], s.m. Hole (particularly of a rat or mouse); burrow:—bil ḍhūṅḍhnā, v.n. To look for a hole to creep into (through fear, &c.), to wish to escape or hide oneself.
بول बोल bol
H بول बोल bol [S. वोल], s.m. Gum-myrrh.
