یار

yār (prob.=S. जार), s.m. & f. A friend; a lover; paramour, gallant; mistress;—companion, comrade;—an assistant;—one of a sect or gang of thieves (P. pl. yārān):—yār-bāz, adj. Wanton;—s.f. A wanton woman, a harlot:—yār-bāzī, s.f. Wantonness, harlotry; fornication:—yār-bāsh, adj. & s.m. Friendly, cordial; merry, jolly; voluptuous, sensual;—a good fellow, a jolly fellow (i.q. yār-bāsh ādmī):—yār-bāshī, s.f. Friendliness; merriness, jollity; sensuality:—yār bannā(with gen.), To become the friend (of); to be friends (with), be intimate (with);—yār banānā(-ko), To make a friend of; to form a friendship with:—yār-ě-`azīz, A dear friend:—yār-ě-gār, vulg. yār-gār, s.m. 'A companion in a cave'; an intimate friend;—a name of Abū-bakr (who continued the companion and friend of Muhammad when the latter fled for refuge to a cave):—yār karnā, To make friends; to make a friend of (-ko); to take (to oneself) a lover or paramour:—yārmār, s.m. One who deceives or cheats his friend or friends, a deceiver, a cheat; one who betrays his friend, a traitor:—yār-mārī, s.f. Deceiving, or cheating, or betraying a friend:—yār-ě-wafā-dār, s.m. A faithful or sincere friend; a constant lover:—yār honā(-kā, or merā, etc.), To contract friendship (with), to be friendly (with).