a., s. m, Forbidden, unlawful, illegitimate, infirm; adultery; illicit intercourse;—harám dá, a. Illegitimate:—harám dá tukham, s. f. lit. The womb or seed of unlawful love; a bastard (a term of abuse):—harám dá mál, s. f. Ill-gotten wealth:—harám jádá, jádí. a. Born out of wedlock:—harám jadgí, harám jádgí, s. f. Wickedness, perverseness, rascality, roguery:—harám kár, s. m. A fornicator, an adulterer:—harám kárí, s. f. Fornication, adultery; forbidden acts:—harám karná, v. a. To indulge in illicit intercourse:—harám kháṉá, v. n. To receive the wages of iniquity:—harám khor, s. m. lit. An eater of unlawful food; a traitor; one addicted to taking bribes, or other unlawful gains, an idle, lazy person who does not perform the task for which he is paid:—harám khorí. s. f. lit. Eating unlawful food; treason, corruption, embezzlement; the bread of idleness.