s. f, aughter-in-law, a son's wife, in some places simply a wife, the lady of the house, the mistress:—gheu sawáre sálná te vaḍḍí bahú dá náṇ. It is the ghee that flavours the vegetables, but the elder daughter-in-law gets the praise.—Prov. used of persons who become famous without much labor:—bahú beṭí, s. f. Wives and daughters; ladies:—bahú beṭí or dhí bhaiṉ sáriyáṇ de huṇdí hai. All have wives and daughters, or daughters and sisters.—Prov. used to persons who cast glances at the female relatives of others.