ایك

एक ek (see ik), adj. & pron. One, single, sole, alone, only, a, an; the same, identical; only one; a certain one; single of its kind, unique, singular, preëminent, excellent;—adv. Or so, about (as last member of comp. e.g. pāṅć-ek):—ek-arthī, adj. & s.m. Having one and the same meaning, synonymous;—a synonym (=ekārth, q.v.):—ek-andāz, adj. Of one and the same measure, fashion, etc.; equal, uniform;—ek-andāz-se, adv. After the same pattern or fashion, uniformly, equally:—ek-ādh, ek-ād (S. eka+ardha), Half, part, some:—ek-ād, ek-ādh (S. eka+ādi), adj. One or more, one or so, some, some few, few:—ek-ākār, adj. Having the same form, alike, uniform (see ek-rūp):—ek-āṅkh, adj. One-eyed (=ekāksh, q.v.);—ek-āṅkh dekhnā, To look with the same eye:—ek-ānmeṅ, adv. In a moment (=ek pal-meṅ); easily, readily:—ek-ek, ek-ek-karor karke, adv. One by one, separately, singly; severally, each, every, apiece:—ek-ek-ke do-do, adv. Two for one, twice as much, double; cent. per cent.:—ek aur, adj. One more; another:—ek-bāt, s.f. One and the same thing, all one; one unvarying price:—ek-bāćhī, s.f. A distribution of any tax or cess levied on all lands at an equal or uniform rate:—ek-bār, ek-biriyān, ek ber, adv. Once, once upon a time; at one time, at once, at the same time, all at once:—ek bārgī, adv. At once, all at once, suddenly:—ek-baćan, s.m. (in Gram.) The singular number:—ek-baran (S. eka-varna), adj. Of one colour, plain; of one caste, of one race; identical:—ek-barnī(S. eka+varṇī), s.f. Beating time, marking musical measure by clapping the hands; an instrument for beating time; a castanet:—ek-bagal, adv. On or to one side, aside, apart; alongside:—ekbhāṅt, adj. One kind, etc.=ek-rang, ek-rūp, q.q.v.:—ek-bhā`o, adv. At the same rate or price:—ek-bhakt, s.m. One who eats but one meal a day; a worshipper of one God;—ekbhakti, adj. & s.f. Of one faith; believing in one and the same deity;—unity or identity of religious belief:—ek-bhīnahīṅ, adj. Not one, not a single one, none; neither:—ek-ber, adv.=ek-bār, q.v.—ek-patnī, s.f. A wife devoted to her husband; a faithful wife:—ek-parimān, adj.=ek-andāz, q.v.:—ek-purushā, adj. Of the depth of a man's stature:—ek-par (or -pe) ek, adv. One over or above the other; one after the other; in succession (=upar-tale):—ek-paksh, s.m. Associate, firm ally, partisan:—ek-peṭ-ke, adj. Of the same womb, uterine, of the same mother, own (brothers or sisters):—ek-tāl, s.m. Harmony, unison, concord, the accurate adjustment of song, dance, and instrumental music:—ek-tān, s.m. Harmony, etc. (=ek-tāl, q.v.);—adj. Having the mind fixed on one subject only, closely attentive:—ek-tanu, adj. Having but one body, not subject to transmigration:—ek-to, adv. In the first instance, firstly; on the one hand:—ek-tol, adj. Of the same weight, equal:—ek-thān, ek-jā, ekjagah, adv. In one place, together (=ikhaṭṭā, q.v.);—ek-jākarnā, v.t. To collect, etc.=ikhaṭṭākarnā, q.v.:—ek-ṭak, s.m. Looking steadily at a thing without blinking; fixed look, stare, gaze;—adv. Steadily, fixedly;—ek-ṭak dekhnā, v.t. To look steadily or fixedly at, to scan carefully, eye, gaze at:—ek-jāt, ek-ẕāt, adj. Of the same caste, race, family, or sort; coreligionist; of the same parents:—ek-jān, ekjigar, adj. Having one soul, or one heart; true, sincere (=ek-dil, q.v.):—ek-ćit, adj. Collected as to thought, thinking of one thing only; intent upon, absorbed in; of one mind, unanimous, concurring, agreeing; unwavering, determined, resolute; (cf, ek-diland ek-mat):—ek ćane-kīdo dāl, lit. 'Two halves of a chick-pea'; two equal shares; brothers of the whole blood:—ek-ćhatr (S. eka-kshatra), s.m. Supreme monarch, emperor;—(hence) RājāRāmćandra:—ek-dr̤iś, adj. One-eyed:—ek dast, adv. Altogether, entirely (=ek laḵẖt, ek-musht):—ek-dafa`, adv. Once; once upon a time:—ek-dukh-sukh, adj. Having or feeling the same joys and sorrows, sympathizing, sympathetic:—ek-dil, adj. Of one heart or soul, of one mind, unanimous; singleminded, true, sincere, faithful:—ek-dam, ekdam-meṅ, adv. In one breath, in a moment, at once, all at once:—ek-dūsre-kā, Of one another, mutual, reciprocal:—ek-desī, adj. & s.m. Belonging to the same place or country;—fellow-countryman:—ek-ḍāl, adj. & adv. In one piece, without joining:—ek-ḍaul, ek t̤aur-ke, adj. Of one make or fashion, of the same sort (=ek-rūp, ek-sā); uniform:—ek-ḍhang-se, adv. After the same fashion or manner; symmetrically:—ek-ras, s.m. One only flavour; one sole pleasure;—adj. Pleased with one object only, unchanged, unchangeable, constant:—ek-raqam, adv. In one payment; at once:—ek-rang, adj. Of one colour; of one sort or kind, similar, alike; constant, true, sincere (=ek-dil);—ek-rangā, s.m. A red cloth commonly worn by native women, (syn. qand):—ek-rūp, ek-rūpī, adj. Having the same shape, form or appearance, alike, similar, resembling (=ek ḍaul):—ek-zabān, adj. Of the same speech; of the same mind, consentient (=ek-dil, ek-mat);—adv. With one voice, with one accord, unanimously (=ek-muṅh, q.v.):—ek-sā, ek-sāṅ, ek-sār, adj. (f. ek-sī), Alike, having the same qualities, of the same sort, similar, corresponding; identical;—ek-se, adv. One and the same, unvarying, unchanging;—ek-se din na rahnā, The days or time not to remain the same, but to change (usually from bad to good):—ek-sāth, ek-sang, adv. Together, in a body, simultaneously, all at once, suddenly:—ek-sar, adv. All at once; all together:—ek-samān, adj. Alike, equal, etc.=eksā, q.v.:—ek-se ek, adj. One (better or worse) than another:—ek-shāmil, adv. Together=ikhaṭṭā, q.v.:—ek-śaraṇ, s.m. One only hope and refuge, epithet of any deity:—ek-śarīr, adj. Of one body; of one blood:—ekt̤araf, adj. On one side, aside, apart (=ek-bag̠al, q.v.):—ek-t̤arfa, adj. One-sided, partial; exparte (decision):—ek-faṣlī, adj. Yielding but one crop annually:—ek-qalam, adv. At a stroke of the pen; at once, bodily, entirely, altogether (=ek laḵẖt):—ek-kāl, s.m. One time, one and the same time;—adv. At one time; once:—ekkālīn, adj. Contemporary, coeval, simultaneous:—ek-ke-bā`d ek, adv. One after the other, one by one (=ek-ek-kar, q.v.):—ekke-pīćhe ek, adv. One behind, or after, the other, in succession, in a line, row, train, etc.:—ek-kīdas sunānā, To give back ten (words) for one, to pay back with interest, to give (one) a volley of abuse:—ek-ke do karnā, To divide into two equal parts, to bisect; to cut in two:—ek-lāṭhīhāṅknā(-ko), lit. 'To drive with one and the same stick'; to rule all men with the same rod, to treat all alike:—ek-laḵẖt, adv. Altogether, at once, entirely, in the mass, bodily:—ek-laṛā, adj. & s.m. Having or consisting of one string;—a string of pearls, gold ornaments, etc. worn on the neck; necklace of a single string of pearls, etc.:—ek-lautā, ek-lauṭā, adj. Only, single (child. without brother or sister=ik-lautā, q.v.):—ek-mātrik, adj. & s.m. Having a single mātra; (in Gram.), a short vowel:—ek-mā-bāpke, adj. Of the same parents;—ek mā-bāp-ke honā, or ho-jānā, To be or live as brothers, to live in peace and harmony; tosing in unison or harmony:—ek-mat, adj. Of one way of thinking, of one mind, of one opinion, consentient, agreeing, unanimous:—ek-musht, s.f. A handful;—adv. Altogether, at once, in the lump or mass; in one payment:—ek ma`nī-kā, adj. & s.m. Having the same meaning, synonymous;—synonym (=ek-arthī):—ek muṅh, adj. & adv. Agreeing, united, unanimous, etc.;—adv. With one voice, with one consent, unanimously (=ek zabān);—ek muṅh honā, or ho-jānā, To be unanimous, to concur, be of the same opinion;—to sing in concert, harmony, or chorus:—ek-mol, adj. Of the same value or price:—ek nām, adj. Having the same name, cognominal:—ek na, Not one, no one, none; neither:—ek na ek, One or the other, either:—ek wār-par lagānā, To stake on one throw:—ek waẓ`, adj. Of one and the same fashion, kind, sort; regular, uniform, equal (=ek andāz, q.v.):—ek waqt, adv. At one time, simultaneously:—ek-hī, adj. One alone, sole one, a single; just the same, all one, alike, identical; unique, unparalleled;—ek-hīhonā(meṅor kā), To stand alone (in respect of), be unparalleled or unique.