برس

बरस baras [S. वषर् ], s.m. Year;—raining, rain:—baras-badhāwā, s.m. A Hindūmarriage ceremony (the taking away from the bride at the close of the first year after marriage the god or bundle of cocoanut, rice, etc. given to her at the time of marriage):—baras-bhar, baras-din, baras-roz, s.m. The whole year;—adv. All the year round:—baras-byāwaṛ, s.f. A cow or buffalo that calves every year:—barasdin, baras-roz, s.m.=baras-bhar, q.v.:—barasdin- (or roz-) -kā, adj. A year's;—baras-din-kādin, s.m. An annual festival or holiday:—barasgāṅṭh (S. varsha+granthi), s.f. The ceremony of tying a knot on the anniversary of one's birthday; (hence) anniversary of a birthday.