मालदार māldār

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.).

माल māla ma:l (nm) goods; commodity; things, articles; effects; stuff; merchandise; cargo; produce; stock; wealth, riches; property; public revenue; dainties; (slang) a youthful and good-looking woman; (nf) a wide highway; garland; series. -टाल wealth, riches, money; assets. ~दार wealthy, rich; opulent.

A مال māl, s.m. Riches, money, property, wealth, possessions, merchandise, stock, goods, effects, estate; rent or revenue (from land); — finance; — a prize (in a lottery, &c.); any great thing, a something, a thing of importance or consequence (e.g. wǒh kyā māl hai ki maiṅ usko girā na sakūṅgā); a dainty, tit-bit; — square (of a number, e.g. 9 is the māl of 3); — indigo dye, manufactured indigo, or the plant in the leaf and bundle (opp. to pāb), the granulated sediment in an indigo vat after heating and drawing off the water. māl-dār, adj. & s.m. Wealthy, rich, moneyed; — a wealthy person; a proprietor