بس

िबस bis[S. िवष], s.m. Poison, venom, bane (=zahr); the vegetable poison Aconitum ferox (syn. baćnāg); (met.), anything bitter, disagreeable, spiteful, etc.:—bis ugalnā, v.n. lit. 'To vomit venom'; to say venomous or spiteful things (of), speak ill (of), malign, revile, sneer at; to disburden the mind or the conscience; to have (one's) say; to take revenge:—bis bonā(-meṅ), To sow discord, make mischief (between):—bis-dhar, adj. & s.m. Poisonous; a venomous serpent; snake:—bis denā(-ko), To give poison (to), to poison:—bis khānā, v.n. To swallow or take poison:—bis-khaprā, biskhoprā(S. visha+kharpara+kah), s.m. lit. 'Poison-headed'; the medicinal plant Trianthema pentandra, or T. obcordatum; the plant Mezoneurum cucullatum (Desfontaines), or Cæsalpinia cucullata (Roxb.);—a species of lizard, about half a yard long, which is generally regarded as venomous, Lacerta iguana:—bis-kīpuṛiyā, biskhān, bis-gāṅṭh, s.m.f. Viper, mischievous person, devil, demon:—bis milānā(-meṅ), To mingle poison (with), to poison, embitter, corrupt, vitiate, spoil:—bis-may, adj. Consisting of poison, poisonous.