ریزہ

reza (rel. n. fr. rez, q.v.), s.m. lit. 'Broken small'; a minute fragment, atom, particle, scrap, bit, piece; a crumb; small coin, change (=rezgī, q.v.); a piece of cloth (syn. thān); a kind of cock; a child employed in mason-work (and who receives one-half, or a third, see of a man's pay);—a moulding box;—young (of an animal) ;—reza-ćīn, adj. & s.m. Picking up scraps;—one who picks up scraps:—reza-ćīnī, s.f. The picking up of scraps:—reza ḵẖat̤, adj. Finestriped, thin-lined:—reza-ḵẖẉār, adj. & s.m. Eating scraps or remnants (of food);—one who eats scraps, etc.:—reza-reza, adj. & adv. In bits, in pieces, broken in pieces, small;—s.m. Scraps, pieces:—reza-reza karnāor kar-ḍālnā, v.t. To break in pieces, to smash, crush, shatter, shiver:—reza-reza honā, v.n. To be broken in pieces, to be smashed, to be pounded small.