خدا

ḵẖudā[old P. qadhāi, qudhāi; Pehl. khotāi; Zend qadhāta, qa+dāta, rt. dā= S. sva+dhita, rt. dhā], s.m. lit. 'Having his own law,' etc.; the Supreme Being, God;—lord, master, ruler, owner (chiefly in comp., e.g. nāḵẖudā, q.v.):—ḵẖudāuṭhā-le, May God remove (him or her, by death):—ḵẖudā-parast, adj. God-worshipping, godly, devout:—ḵẖudā-parastī, s.f. The worship of God; devoutness:—ḵẖudā-tars, adj. God-fearing; virtuous, upright;—compassionate, merciful:—ḵẖudā-tarsī, s.f. The quality of fearing God; piety; goodness, virtue, uprightness:—ḵẖudā-ta`ālāor ḵẖudā-ě-ta`ālā, The Most High God (=allāh-ta`ālā):—ḵẖudājāne, God knows:—ḵẖudā ćāhe, If God will, God willing:—ḵẖudāḥāfiz̤, God (be your) protector! God keep you! adieu! farewell!—ḵẖudā-ḵẖudā-kar-ke, adv. After earnest and repeated imploring of the aid of God, after much prayer; with great difficulty; by hook or by crook:—ḵẖudā-dād, adj. Given of God, granted by God; (hence) natural;—a proper name:—ḵẖudā-dānī, s.f. The knowledge of God:—ḵẖudādikhā`īdenā(-ko), lit. 'God to be manifest'; to think of God in danger or trouble:—ḵẖudā-rasīda, adj. God-arrived, godly:—ḵẖudāsamjhe, God will avenge!—ḵẖudā-se kām paṛnā, To cast (one's) burden on God; to have recourse to God for aid (in a matter):—ḵẖudā-shinās, adj. & s.m. Knowing God;—one who knows God;—ḵẖudā-shināsī, s.f. Knowledge of God:—ḵẖudā-t̤alabī, s.f. The seeking of God:—ḵẖudā-kāghar, The abode of God, heaven; the house of God, a place of worship; a mosque;—ḵẖudā-ke ghar se phirnā, To have a narrow escape from death;—to recover from a dangerous illness:—ḵẖudā-kānām lenā, To act justly, be just, do justice:—ḵẖudā-kare, God grant; would to God!—ḵẖudā-kīpanāh, (I seek) the protection of God; God preserve (me, etc.):—ḵẖudā-kīsaṅwār, ḵẖudā-kīmār, s.f. Divine vengeance or wrath:—ḵẖudā-ke māre honā, To be stricken, or to suffer, by the decrees of fate; to be unfortunate:—ḵẖudā-lagtībolnāor kahnā, To speak as before God, to speak the truth, say what is right:—ḵẖudānā-karda, or ḵẖudānakare, or ḵẖudāna-ḵẖẉāstaor na-ḵẖẉāsta bāshad, God forbid. lest (=mubādā):—ḵẖudā-wāst̤e-ki dushmanī, s.f. Unreasonable enmity.