فاقه fāḳa A (from فوق Heb. ) s. m. 1. Po- verty, necessity, want. 2. (Pers. and in Hindī) A fast, fasting (from want, not as a religious duty). فاقه کرنا fāḳa karnā, To fast. فاقه کش fāḳa-kash, One who fasts, a faster, famished. فاقه کشي fāḳa-kash-ī, s. f. Fasting, endurance of hunger. فاقه کهـينچنا fāḳa khainchnā, or فاقون مرنا fāḳoṅ marnā, v. n. To starve, to be famished, to die with hunger. فاقه مست fāḳa- mast, One who is starving but conceals his distress.

فوج fauj A (from افاجة To hasten, to run) s. f. An army, a multitude. (Plur. افواج). فوجکشي fauj-kash-ī, s. f. The collecting or levying of an army. A. P. فوجدار fauj-dār, An officer of the police so called, a magistrate.

فدک fadak A s. Name of a village in Ḵẖaibar.

فزائي fazā-ī P in compos. s. f. Increasing.

فتا fatā A (from فتي To be young: Heb. To be simple, easily seduced or persuaded) s. m. A youth.

فنجان finjān P s. m. A porcelain dish.

فقيري faḳīr-ī A. 1. s. f. Poverty, life of a dervis. 2. adj. Relating to or like a dervis.

فاسد fāsid A m. (part. act. of فسد) adj. Vi- cious, perverse, depraved, corrupt, noxious, pernicious, bad. اخلاق فاسده aḵẖlāḳ-i-fāsida, Vicious or bad disposition or manners.

فردا fardā P adv. 1. Tomorrow. 2. (met. to ex- press the rapidity and certainty of its approach) The day of the resurrection. فرداي قيامت far- dā-e-ḳiyāmat, s. f. The day of resurrection.

فکندني fikandan-ī P adj. To be thrown, fit to be thrown.