इमान imān

A ايمان īmān [inf. n. iv of امن 'To be safe or secure'], s.m. Belief (particularly in God, and in His word and apostles, &c.); faith, religion, creed; conscience; good faith, trustworthiness, integrity: — īmān bećnā, To sell one's conscience; to break one's word, faith, &c.; to sacrifice one's integrity, honour, &c.; to prove faithless or dishonest: — īmān-dār, adj. Faithful, true, conscientious; — s.m. A believer: — īmān-dārī, s.f. Fidelity, truth, trustworthiness, honesty: — īmān-se, adv. Faithfully, honestly, conscientiously, solemnly: — īmān-kā, adj. (f. -ī), Honest, true, fair, conscientious, trustworthy, trusty: — īmān khonā, To sacrifice or lose honour, integrity, &c. = īmān bećnā, q.v.: — īmān lānā (-par), To believe (in), become a convert (to); to have or put faith (in), repose trust or confidence (in), rely (on); to credit, give credit (to): — īmān-meṅ ḵẖalal ānā, īmān-meṅ farq ānā, To have one's honesty or probity shaken or disturbed, to prove faithless, dishonest, &c.