باد

bād[Pehl. vāt; Zend, vāta; S. vāta], s.f. Wind, air, breeze:—bād-bān, s.m. Sail (of a boat, etc.); a vessel in which a lamp is placed for protection from the wind:—bād-pā, adj. & s.m. Having feet like the wind, fleet; swift horse, fleet steed:—bād-paima, adj. Swift, etc.=bād-pā;—s.m. A worthless person who cares not what he says; idle talker, false speaker; one busied in useless labour:—bād-ě-tund, s.f. Violent wind, storm:—bād-ḵẖāyas.m. The rupture:—bād-raftār, adj. Swift as the wind, etc.=bād-pā;—bād-zan, s.m. Fan, ventilator:—bād-ěsamūm, s.f. A hot pestilential wind, the simoom:—bād sanj, adj. Idly speculative, vain, proud;—s.m. One who builds castles in the air:—bād-se bāt karnā, To go very quickly, to be very swift (=hawā-se bāteṅkarnā):—bād-ě-shurt̤a, s.f. Fair or favourable wind:—bād-ě-ṣabā, s.f. Morning breeze, zephyr, refreshing wind:—bād-ě-farang, s.f. The pox; St. Anthony's fire:—bādfirosh, s.m. Flatterer; boaster; (in India, generally,) a Bhāṭ, a musician or minstrel:—bād-kash, s.m. Fan, punkah, ventilator, thermantidote; bellows:—bād-gird, s.m. Whirlwind:—bād-ě-muḵẖālif, s.f. Contrary wind, foul wind:—bād-ě-muwāfiq, bād-ě-murād. s.f. Fair wind, favourable wind:—bādmǒhra, s.m. Antidote for snake-bite:—bādnumā, s.m. A weathercock, vane; flag:—bādhawā`ī, adj. Wandering, vagrant; senseless, unmeaning; useless;—s.f. Senselessness; uselessness, fruitlessness; waste.