Indulgences

1. مِٹھٲے

   Miṭhạ̄y

   Sweets

   Usage

   Sweets given as gifts to guests and at celebrations.

   Grammar Note

   Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (مِٹھٲے). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

2. پھِرِن

   Phirin

   Phirni (milk and rice pudding)

   Usage

   A sweet of ground rice cooked in milk, eaten in the cold season and usually served in small clay bowls.

   Grammar Note

   Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (پھِرِن). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

3. کِشمِش

   Kiśmiś

   Raisins

   Usage

   Dried grapes. Bought as dry fruit and also added to sweets and rice dishes.

   Grammar Note

   Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (کِشمِش). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

4. چاکلیٹ

   Cākliṭ

   Chocolate

   Usage

   A sweet made from cocoa. A loanword from English.

   Grammar Note

   Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (چاکلیٹ). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

5. ناس

   Nās

   Snuff

   Usage

   Powdered tobacco taken through the nose. It is harmful to health.

   Grammar Note

   The spelling matches the en.wiktionary headword (nās) and is also used on ks.wikipedia.

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