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qāl (inf. n. of قول 'to say,' etc.), s.m. A saying, a word; loquaciousness;—boasting, egotism:—qāl mārnā, v.n. To talk, prate; to be very loquacious;—(with loc.) to rebuke, reproach:—qāl-maqāl, or qīl-o-qāl, s.m. Confabulation; logomachy; altercation, wrangling, squabbling.