Ismaili Dictionary & Encyclopedia

VajeEncyclopedia Topic

Played

Various Sources VajeEncyclopedia Topic

Will ring

Various Sources VajeEncyclopedia Topic

Played (musical instruments)

Various Sources VajengoEncyclopedia Topic

Will play, will be played (musical instrument)

Various Sources VajeseEncyclopedia Topic

Will ring, will sound, will be played

Various Sources VajifoEncyclopedia Topic

Prayer, chant, incantation

Various Sources VajiyaEncyclopedia Topic

Sounded, played

Various Sources VajravnaEncyclopedia Topic

Beat

Various Sources VajsheEncyclopedia Topic

Will beat

Various Sources VajsheEncyclopedia Topic

Will sound, will be played

Various Sources VakhadriEncyclopedia Topic

Small shop

Various Sources VakhanEncyclopedia Topic

Praise, appreciation

Various Sources VakhanEncyclopedia Topic

Praise, commend

Various Sources VakhaneEncyclopedia Topic

Praise

Various Sources VakhaneEncyclopedia Topic

Praise

Various Sources VakhanoEncyclopedia Topic

Praise

Various Sources VakhanuEncyclopedia Topic

Praise, know

Various Sources VakhanuEncyclopedia Topic

I praise, I comment

Various Sources VakharEncyclopedia Topic

Goods, things for business

Various Sources VakharEncyclopedia Topic

Provisions, merchandise

Various Sources VakharEncyclopedia Topic

Godown, goods, wares

Various Sources VakharEncyclopedia Topic

Wares, things, provisions

Various Sources VakharEncyclopedia Topic

Things, provisions

Various Sources VakharEncyclopedia Topic

Stuff, things, provisions

Various Sources VakhareEncyclopedia Topic

In the godown

Various Sources Vakhat velaEncyclopedia Topic

Prescribed time of prayers

Various Sources VakhriEncyclopedia Topic

Shop

Various Sources VAKILEncyclopedia Topic

The term vakil was a short form of vakil'i shah (vicegerent of the Lord) or vakil'i mawla (vicegerent of the Imam), and the term vakil'i nafs'i nafis'i humayun (vicegerent of the Imam in both his spiritual and temporal capacities) was used in Iran for the hujjat, or Pir. The word vakil means representative. Ordinarily, the office of the vakil was coined for a responsible person to represent the hujjat or Pir. The Imams appointed the vakils, but some times, the hujjat also appointed with the consent of the Imam. In India, Muhammad Shah Dhullah (d. 1813) was the last vakil. The office of the vakil then vested in the Mukhi.

Encyclopaedia of Ismailism by Mumtaz Ali Tajddingeneral ValEncyclopedia Topic

Creeping plant

Various Sources ValaEncyclopedia Topic

Beloved

Various Sources ValaEncyclopedia Topic

See Vahala

Various Sources ValamEncyclopedia Topic

Beloved

Various Sources ValamoEncyclopedia Topic

Beloved, dear

Various Sources Valavi gayaEncyclopedia Topic

Traversed, travelled, covered

Various Sources ValeEncyclopedia Topic

Beloved

Various Sources ValgunEncyclopedia Topic

Catch hold of, embrace

Various Sources ValiEncyclopedia Topic

Lord, guardian, protector

Various Sources ValiEncyclopedia Topic

Again, and, furthermore

Various Sources ValiEncyclopedia Topic

Lord, guardian

Various Sources Vali valiEncyclopedia Topic

Lord, Imam, again and again

Various Sources ValiyaEncyclopedia Topic

Returned

Various Sources ValiyaEncyclopedia Topic

Used, drew (sword)

Various Sources ValiyoEncyclopedia Topic

Returned

Various Sources ValoEncyclopedia Topic

Return, go back; control, prevent

Various Sources ValonaEncyclopedia Topic

To churn

Various Sources ValoveEncyclopedia Topic

Churns

Various Sources ValoyaEncyclopedia Topic

Churned

Various Sources ValtaEncyclopedia Topic

While returning

Various Sources Valu / Vahalu / VhaluEncyclopedia Topic

Dear

Various Sources Vami nakhshoEncyclopedia Topic

To throw goods in river to reduce weight in the boat (in storm)

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