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1 ikkitalik
pair -
2 juft
(Persian) pair; even (number); pair of lengths of silk material. yulduzi juft tushgan lucky, blessed. jufti pok/juft bo’lsin make it a pair (auspicious number when giving things); Encore! juft kuchlar dipolar forces. juft so’zlar hyphenated words. juft tushgan two of a kind. juft ayt to give s.o.’s name complete with titles -
3 alfoz
obs. (Arabic) word(s), expressions.alg’i zool.hazel grouse, Rugulidae.alg’ov dalg’ov coll.disorder, fighting and commotion, turmoil; fuss. alfoz qilib yubor to send into complete turmoil.alg’ov hist.shared pair of plow oxen. alfoz qilib yer haydash to share a pair of oxen to plow one’s fields -
4 toqa
(Arabic) one (of a pair); one of a pair of lengths of cloth (s. jo’ra).toqalash dial.to thin out (crops; s. yaganala) -
5 adash
1. having the same name as s.o. else 2. missing its match (of a pair); mistakenly, in error v.i. to get lost, to go astray; to err, to make a mistake; to lose, to be separated from; to be mixed up or jumbled, lost. (adashtir, adashtiril) -
6 esh
1. v.t. to weave, to braid, to twine; to excel in, to be good at, to have a knack for. ipak bo’lib eshil to be intertwined closely; to harmonize, to conform; to side up to, to talk smoothly with; to mingle, to get along well. (eshil) 2. v.t. to row, to paddle fellow, companion; (dial.) pair; (dial.) afterbirth, placenta.eshak qurt zool.wood louse.eshak zool.donkey, ass; a type of bench; (dial.) scorpion; bridge (on instrument; s. esh emi nettle rash.eshakmiya bot.sophora; henbane (s. mingdevona) -
7 eshdosh
matched, of a pair. eshdosh undoshlar paired consonants?? -
8 haydovchi
active part. of hayda ; driver; card placed on top of a pair in the game beshko’tarar -
9 ikkilik
1. pair; stanza; double(d) 2. dilemma -
10 ikkovlash
v.i. to do s.t. in pairs or together, to pair up -
11 ikkovlon
as two, as a pair, both of them -
12 ishtonbog’
drawstring on a pair of drawers -
13 jo’ra
1. (Persian) fellow, chum; fellows at a social gathering 2. (Persian) pair of lengths of silk material -
14 jufay
as a pair, in pairs -
15 juftla
v.t. to pair, to put in pairs. boshini juftla to marry (off). (juftlan, juftlash, juftlashtir) -
16 juftlash
v.i. to pair up. (juftlashtir) -
17 og’riq
pain, ache, aching, hurting; sick, ill, hurting; heartache, suffering. og’riq tishning davosi ombur The cure for a hurting tooth is a pair of pliers. yurak og’riqi heartache. bosh og’riqi qil to give a headache -
18 par
1. (Persian) down (feathers) 2. (Russian) pair; suited, a match 3. (Russian) steam (s. bug’) -
19 parla
v.t. to pair, to put into pairs. (parlan) -
20 poy
(Persian) match or one (of a pair); leg or foot. poyida at one’s disposal, at one’s beck and call
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