English Meaning of کمان kamān 🔴 کمان kamān P s. f. A bow. کمان ابرو kamān- abrū, With arched eyebrows (epithet of a mistress). کمان چڙهنا kamān chaṛhnā (dakh. met. i. q. غالب هونا) To be victorious, to over- come(?). کماندار kamān-dār, An archer, one armed with a bow. کمانگر kamān-gar, A bow- maker, a bonesetter.

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کمان kamān : کمان kamān P s. f. A bow. کمان ابرو kamān- abrū, With arched eyebrows (epithet of a mistress). کمان چڙهنا kamān chaṛhnā (dakh. met. i. q. غالب هونا) To be victorious, to over- come(?). کماندار kamān-dār, An archer, one armed with a bow. کمانگر kamān-gar, A bow- maker, a bonesetter.

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