لاءق

lā`iq (part. act. of لیق 'to be fit, proper,' etc.), adj. Fit (for, -ke), proper, meet; adapted, suitable, apposite, becoming, decent; worthy, deserving, due; able, capable, competent, qualified; convenient; congruous, consistent:—lā`iq-ě-ětibār, adj. Worthy of credit; credible:—lā`iqu`l-in’ām, adj. Deserving of reward, or of a present or gift:—lā`iq-ě-paz̤īrā`ī, adj. Worthy of acceptance or reception:—lā`iq-ě-pasand, adj. Fit to be chosen, eligible:—lā`iq-ě-taḥsīn, adj. Worthy of approbation or commendation, deserving of approval; to be accepted, or granted, or conceded; admissible:—la`iq-ě-sazā, adj. Deserving of punishment, punishable, penal:—lā`iq-ě-shādī, adj. Fit for marriage, marriageable:—lā`iq-t̤aur-se, adv. In a proper manner, properly, suitably:—lā`iq qabūl-ke nahīṅ, That cannot be accepted or received or entertained, inadmissible:—lā`iq-mand, or lā`iq-wālā, adj. Pleonastic forms for lā`iq:—lā`iq honā(-ke), To be worthy or deserving (of), to deserve, merit; to suit, fit, become, etc.