ورق

waraq, s.m. Leaf (of a tree, or of a book, or of silver or gold, etc.); silver-leaf, gold-leaf; page (of a book);—a slice;—a card:—waraq utārnā(-kā), To slice, cut off a slice;—to page and line (a book):—waraq bikharnā(-ke), The leaves (of a book, etc.) to be scattered;—to become very thin;—to lose (one's) selfpossession:—waraq tarāshnā(-kā), To cut a slice off (from);—to cut cards:—waraqu`l-ḵẖayāl, s.m. A kind of intoxicating drug, Cannabis sativa (syn. bhang; sabzī):—waraqdāg, s.m. The number of the page (of a book):—waraq-dāgī, s.f. Paging (a book);—written paper:—waraq-dāgīkarnā, To page (a book):—waraq-sāz, s.m. One who makes gold or silver leaves:—waraq kāṭnā(-kā), To cut off a slice (of), to slice:—waraq kūṭnā, To beat out gold or silver leaf:—waraq-gardānī, s.f. Turning over the leaves (of a book):—waraq moṛnā(-kā), To turn down a leaf or page (of); to turn over the corner of a page.