قبضہ

qabẓa (for A. قبضة qabẓat, fr. qabẓ, q.v.), s.m. Grasp, gripe (of the hand), clutch; power; possession; occupancy; holding, tenure, tenancy, tenement;—a handle, hilt (of a sword); a hinge; the upper arm:—qabẓa uṭhānā(-kā), To remove the hold (of); to disturb the possession (of); to oust (from):—qabẓa pānā, v.n. To obtain hold or possession (of, -par); to enter on possession:—qabẓa dilānā(-ko), To cause (one) to get possession (of), to put (one) in possession:—qubẓa denā(-ko), To give over possession (to), to deliver (to); to make over charge (to):—qabẓa rakhnā(-par), To lay hold (of), to hold fast, to clutch, grasp; to hold, keep, retain, detain; to take possession (of); to be in possession (of), to have in hand, to own, enjoy:—qabẓa karnāor kar-lenā(-par, or -ko?), To seize (on), to lay hold (of); to take possession (of); to usurp; to possess oneself (of), get hold (of), to acquire:—qabẓe-meṅlānā(-ko), To bring into one's grasp, or power, or possession; to seize, etc. (=qabẓa karnā, q.v.).