जौहरदार jauhardār

Origin of the definition

P دار dār [fr. dāshtan; rt. Zend dar = S. धर्], act. part. n. Having, possessing, holding, keeping; possessor, keeper, lord, master (used in comp., e.g. āb-dār; ḥiṣṣe-dār, &c., qq.v.).

H جوهر jauhar (the P. gauhar arabicized), s.m.f. A gem, jewel; a pearl; essence, matter, substance, constituent, material part (opp. to accident), absolute or essential property; skill, knowledge, accomplishment, art; excellence, worth, merit, virtue; secret nature; defects, vices; — the diversified wavy marks, streaks, or grain of a well-tempered sword; — adj. Bright, shining, glittering: — jauhar-dar, adj. & s.m. Marked with jauhar; — a scimitar so marked.

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Number of murlis : 7 on 2386

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Wednesday 8 March 2023