کفر kufr inf. n. of کفر 'to be unbelieving, or ungrateful,' c.
A کفر kufr (inf. n. of کفر 'to be unbelieving, or ungrateful,' &c.), s.m. Unbelief, infidelity; incredulity; scepticism; ingratitude; paganism, idolatry; impiety, blasphemy:—kufr baknā, or kufr-kā kalma muṅh-se nikālnā, To utter blasphemous language; to talk nonsense, to prate:—kufr toṛnā (-kā), To overcome the infidelity (of), to make a convert to Islam (of); to overcome the obstinacy (of); to break the resolution (of a person):—kufr-istān, s.m. Land of infidelity, country of infidels, &c.; a mountainous region to the north-east of Kābul:—kufr-kā fatwā denā (-ko), To condemn (one) as an infidel:—kufr-kaćahrī, s.f. Evil company, company where blasphemy and ribaldry, &c. is heard; an obscene play (resembling the English 'Judge and Jury') performed during the Holī festival:—kufr-go, s.m. A blasphemer:—kufr-goʼī, s.f. Blasphemy.
کافر kāfir act. part. of کفر 'to be unbelieving,' c.
A کافر kāfir (act. part. of کفر 'to be unbelieving,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Infidel, impious; ungrateful;—one denying God, an infidel, an impious wretch;—a Caffre; (met.) a mistress, sweetheart:—kāfir kurtī, s.f. A coat cut after the European pattern:—kāfir-ě-něʻmat, adj. Ungrateful for benefits.
کافور kāfūr the Arab. form of P. kāpūr = S. कर्पूर
P کافور kāfūr (the Arab. form of P. kāpūr = S. कर्पूर), s.m. Camphor:—kāfūr honā or ho-jānā, v.n. To vanish, disappear, run away, decamp.
