كفر

kufr (inf. n. of كفر 'to be unbelieving, or ungrateful,' etc.), s.m. Unbelief, infidelity; incredulity; scepticism; ingratitude; paganism, idolatry; impiety, blasphemy:—kufr baknā, or kufr-kākalma muṅh-se nikālnā, To utter blasphemous language; to talk nonsense, to prate:—kufr toṛnā(-kā), To overcome the infidelity (of), to make a convert to Islam (of); to overcome the obstinacy (of); to break the resolution (of a person):—kufr-istān, s.m. Land of infidelity, country of infidels, etc.; a mountainous region to the north-east of Kābul:—kufr-kāfatwādenā(-ko), To condemn (one) as an infidel:—kufr-kaćahrī, s.f. Evil company, company where blasphemy and ribaldry, etc. is heard; an obscene play (resembling the English 'Judge and Jury') performed during the Holīfestival:—kufr-go, s.m. A blasphemer:—kufr-go`ī, s.f. Blasphemy.