بار

bār (S. भार), s.m. Load, burden; cargo; weight, heaviness; onus; pregnancy; fruit, produce; (in Persian phrases), greatness, dignity; God;—adj. Heavy, burdensome, hard to be borne:—bār-ě-ilāhor ilāhā, intj. Lord God! Great God!:—bār-baṭā`ī, s.f. Division of the crops by sheaves or shocks before the corn is trodden out:—bār-bar, adj.=next, q.v.:—bārbar-dār, adj. & s.m. Burden-bearing; burdenbearer, porter, carrier, beast of burden; cart;—bār-bardārī, s.f. Means of conveyance, carriage, transport; cost of conveyance, carthire, camel-hire, etc.; freight, transit charges; lading, cargo;—bār-bardārī-ke jānwar, s.m. Beasts of burden; draught cattle; cattle:—bārbilās, s.m. Whoremongery;—bār-bilāsinī, s.f. Harlot (=bār-strī);—bār-bilāsī, s.m. Whoremonger:—bār-ě-taraddud, s.m. The burden of disproof or rebutment:—bār-e-jahāz, s.m. Ship's cargo, cargo:—bār-ě-ḵẖāt̤ir, s.m. Load or trouble of mind; tiresomeness:—bār-ḵẖāna, s.m. Warehouse:—bār-ě-ḵẖudāor ḵẖudāyā, bār-ḵẖudāor ḵẖudāyā, intj. Lord God! Great God (=bār-ě-ilāhā):—bārdār, adj. Loaded; laden with fruit; fruitful; pregnant; bār-dārī, s.f. Fruitfulness:=bār-dāna, s.m. Supplies, provisions; bags, etc. in which provisions are kept; vessels, utensils; implements or apparatus of a trade:—bār denā(-ko), To load; to impose, give trouble, encumber:—bār-kash, s.m. Beast of burden (as an ox, elephant, etc.); burden-bearer, porter, carrier; cart, truck, etc. (=bhār-kas):—bār-gīr, s.m. Beast of burden:—bār-war, adj. Fruitful: plentiful.