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Unit 1 AS English

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Term
Definition
Allah-u-Akbar   "Allah (God) is the Greatest"  
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Hazara   Derives from the Persian word hazar meaning "thousand"  
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Babalu   Meaning "Boogeyman"  
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Pashtuns   Eastern Iranian group residing in eastern and southern Afghanistan, they speak the Pashto language and practice Pastunwali "code of conduct and honor"  
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Sunni Muslims   Derives from the Arabic word Sunnah, meaning word and action of Islamic prophet Muhammad. Largest denomination of Islam  
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Laaf   Afghan tendency to exaggerate  
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Baba   Meaning "Father"  
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Saratan   Cancer  
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Sherjangi   A "Battle of the Poems" game  
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Buzkashi   Afgan sport similar to Polo  
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Chapandaz   Highly skilled Buzkashi horseman  
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Mard   Huge man  
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Sultan   An Islamic title of Muslim ruler.  
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Kaka   Uncle  
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Shahnamah or Shahnameh   (The Epic of Kings) tells hero tales of ancient Persia.  
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Watan   Native country, home  
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Kasseef   Filthy, very dirty  
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Eid   Muslim holiday that marks the end of Ramadan  
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Salaam alaykum   Peace  
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Agha Sahib   Agha meaning "Great lord; Nobleman; Commander" and Sahib meaning "Friend, Sir"  
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Kabul   Capital and largest city of Afghanistan; Over 3,000 years old  
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Qurma   Meaning "Chicken" usually found in stew  
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Agha   grandfather  
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Jan   Word of endearment; dear (formal). Joon is the informal form of it that literally means “life.”  
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Panjpar   Card game  
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Sahib   sir, master, lord  
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Inshallah   God Willing  
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Bazaar   Marketplace  
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Namaz   Prayer, especially those enforced by the law  
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Bas   Enough  
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Allah   God  
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Bachem   “my child” or “my baby”  
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Balay   Yes  
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Bismillah   In the name of God!  
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Dil   The heart, mind, and soul  
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Hijab   Veiling  
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Iftikhar   Honour  
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Kaka   Uncle  
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Khala   Maternal aunt (Ameh is a paternal aunt.) Calling an unrelated woman khala indicates that she is very close to the family or to the child.  
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Khoda hafez   Good bye, or in Farsi the language used it means "God keep you safe"  
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Komak   Help  
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Lafz   Tone of voice  
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Lochak   Small Scarf  
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Maghbool   Beautiful  
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Moalem   Teacher  
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Moftakhir   Proud  
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Mohtaram   Respected  
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Namoos   Reputation; fame; renown; esteem; honor; dignity  
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Nang   Honor; reputation; estimation  
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Nika   Swearing ceremony of a wedding  
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Raka’t   Section of a prayer  
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Roussi   The word for Russian  
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Shorawi   The former U.S.S.R.  
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Wah wah   Bravo, Admirable  
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Watan   Native home/country  
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Yelda   The first night of winter and the longest night of the year  
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Zendagi migzara   Life goes on  
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Bia   come  
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Biwa   widow  
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Burqa   a women’s outer garment that covers them from head to toe including the face. This garment is worn in public.  
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Farsi   the language spoken by Persians and is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan by certain ethnic groups.  
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Ghamkhori   depression, feeling sorry for oneself  
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Hadia   gift  
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Khanum   lady, Mrs.  
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Lotfan   please  
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Nazar   the evil eye; sight, view, idea  
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Rupia   unit of currency in India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan  
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Salaam alaykum   Hello to you/ Peace  
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Tashakor   Thank you  
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Watani   Belonging to one’s country  
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Yar   familiar or affectionate form of address, especially among young people  
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Yateem   orphan  
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