محبت

maḥabbat, (corrupt) muḥabbat (for A. محبة , v.n.fr. حبّ 'to be loved,' etc.), s.f. Love, affection; friendship (syn. dostī):—maḥabbat-āmez, adj. Loving; friendly:—maḥabbat-ě-dilī, or maḥabbat-ě-qalbī, s.f. Sincere affection, true love:—maḥabbat rakhnā(-kī), To have or feel affection (for):—maḥabbat-kādam bharnā, To breathe (or talk of) love or affection, to profess attachment or friendship (for):—maḥabbat karnā(-kī), To feel love or affection (for), to be attached (to):—maḥabbat-kīnaz̤ar (or nigāh) ḍālnā(-par), To cast loving glances (upon), to look kindly or sweetly (upon):—mat̤lab-kīmaḥabbat, Love for an object, interested affection; cupboard love:—muṅh-dekhe-kīmaḥabbat, Friendship before the face (of).