پھیر

फेर pher, (prov.) फेिर pheri (v.n. of phernā, q.v.), s.m. Turning, twisting; turn, twist, coil, fold, bend, curvature, winding, meander, maze; crookedness, obliquity; return; circumference, round, circuitousness, distance round; equivocation, ambiguity; change; variation; difference; discrepancy, deficiency; loss, damage; alternation, revolution, vicissitude; reverse, misfortune; difficulty, perplexity, straits, dilemma:—pher-badal, adv. Vice versâ; mutatis mutandis:—pher bandhnāorbandh-jānā(-kā), To occur periodically:—pher-boṭī, s.f. The paunch and abdomen:—pher paṛnā, v.n. To be round about or circuitous;—a difference or discrepancy to arise, to differ, to be discrepant or deficient:—pher-phār, s.m. (intensive and frequentative of pher), Constant or repeated change; frequent turns or windings, etc.; alternations, vicissitudes;—adj. Alternate;—pher-phār karnā, v.n. To alternate, etc.:—pher khānā, v.n. To wind (as a river, road, etc.), to meander; to go a roundabout way, to make a circuit; to experience a reverse of fortune, to meet with difficulties:—pher-meṅ ānā, or pher-meṅpaṛnā(-ke), To fall into the whirl or rotation (of); to fall into straits or difficulties, be involved in misfortune:—pher-meṅ ḍālnā, v.t. To involve (one) in difficulties, place one in a dilemma or straits; to throw obstacles in the way (of another); to mislead.