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A taskhhn, (n of Blackening (the face).
a taskhtn, (n of Warming (water).
a tasailduj, (v of^A-.) Lying. Contracting habits.
A tasaddl, (v of ufA-O Ascending, sitting on the top.
A <L> JwJ tasdiyat, (n ofjJ~j) Stretching the warp. ashing
(cloth in the loom) with size or gum-water.
a tasdih, (n of ^.X-;) Killing, slaying.
a JoJuJ tasdtd, (n of a-o sadda) Directing properly, leading
in a right way. Fointing (a spear) well. Acting right.
A J tasdls, (n of ^Jwj) Making of an hexagonal form, j
Dividing into six parts. An hexangular aspect of the stars.
a AjJuJi tasdhn, (n of |*A«j) Muzzling (biting animals).
a u-JpJ tasarrub, (v of <-^-0 Entering, creeping in.
a Jj-J tasarbul, (n of q) Being clad (with a coat).
a —' tasarruj, (v of ^ j~i) Making saddles.
\jj~j tasarrur, (v of^-3 sarra) Keeping privately (a female
slave as a concubine).
a tasarru^j (v of Hastening, making speed.
a u-L—j tasarruf, (v of <—^-i) Sucking; gnawing, eating into.
a tasartnutj (n of q) Being few, scanty (hairs).
a tasarzcuk, A sluggish gait from disease or fatigue.
a tasarzcul, (n of Q) Putting on breeches.
a tasarrly (v of Pluming one’s self on liberality.
Keeping privately (a female slave). V anishing (grief, care).
a tasrib, (u of ^-y^) Sending in crowds (camels). |
Filling a leathern bottle w ith w ater that it may swell at the seams.
Digging (a well) from side to side.
a tasri-at, (n of L-.) Depositing her eggs (a locust).
Bearing many children (a w r oman).
a <U tasriyat, (n of c^-j) Stripping bare or naked. Banish
ing (grief) from the mind.
a tasrlj, (n of ^-j) Lighting (a candle). Adorning,
dressing. Combing (the hair). Saddling (a horse).
a tasrlh, (n of Sending away (any one). Re
pudiating (a wife). Combing hair. Letting hair flow loose
before combing. Separating, distinguishing. Making easy.
a tasrid, (n of Jpj) Sewing (a leathern bottle). Weav
ing (a coat of mail). Keeping a long fast. Speaking fluently.
Tasrir, Name of a place in Najd. %
a tasrlk, (n of J^-j) Calling one a thief.
A tasrlnij (n of notin use) Falling to pieces.
a -3 tususj Mean origins or families.
jj-J tus-sag, A species of grass.
A^.k—J tasattur, (v ofSpeaking idly. Vain boasting.
a I 1 ' tastlh, (n of ^ 2 *^) Making level. A flat country.
a tastir^ (n ofjii-‘) W riting. Delineating. A record.
tastm, (n of obsol.) Strengthening (a pillar).
a —j th^j (fern.) Nine. One of those days when camels are
w atered. A camel thirsty, kept a while from w^ater. Tus^ A
ninth part. Titsiu. The 7th, 8th, and 9th days of the month.
a tasiitfub, (v of Flowing in long threads (as
honey, syrup, or spittle).
A tisuit, (mas.) Nine. « „
a ix-j‘ tisuit ^ashara, (mas.) Nineteen.
a j*~j tasatfur, (v ofBeing kindled, burnt. Madness.
a ^ tasa^su^j (n of x-: q) Becoming old and de
crepit. Decreasing (a man’s means). Waning (a month).
A k U tis^ami-ut, (common gender) Nine hundred.
A jjX—j' tasatfun, (v of (j^) Being full of fat (a camel).
a tis^un (oblique case j tis^Jn), Ninety.
a tasfjr, (n ofy*-:) Kindling (fire). Exciting (war).
Fixing a price (upon provisions or commodities of any kind).
A ’i tastlf, (n of -ix~s) Mixing perfumes.
a ^ < tasaghsughj (n of q) Rolling in the dust.
a ♦-x—J tasghlrn, (u of not in use) Causing one to drink
(water). Making one forget (sorrow).
A jL~j tasaffur, (v ofyi—) Undertaking, beginning a journey.
a ki-J tasajfut, (v of ki-:) Drinking. Being imbibed.
A Ji—J tasaffulj (v of Ji-c) Descending. Being ignoble,
low-born. Being in the meanest or lowest place,
p t as ft dun) To be split (gold).
a. y-jLJ tasflr, (n ofyLi) Putting a halter upon a camel. (See
JJuitifar). Sending (anyone) upon a journey.
a koLJ tasflt, (n of kki) Bedawbing with clay (a cistern).
a tasfl^ (n of ^k-s) Burning fiercely (fire). Black
ing, swarthing a man’s face (the sun).
A J-jL-J( n of Ji~>) Depressing. Rendering vile or
ignoble. Diving head over ears. Making to resound.
a <UsL»V tasfthj (n of <U-j) Charging with folly, or madness.
a kiL-J tasakkut) (v of ki-:) Searching for the worst part of
any thing. Hunting for an error.
A L “ tasakkuf (v of 0.8^) Being covered with a roof.
Being ordained bishop.
a ^ — j tasakkt, (v of Imbibing, being imbued with.
a <La — taskiyat, (n of Giving to drink, watering much.
Saying cl/kLo sakdka ’llah, May God water thee !
a (askif (n of u-ca-j) Covering (a house) with a root.
Creating, ordaining, consecrating a bishop.
a — ‘J taskhn, (n of j*£-a) Making sick.
A tasakku^j (v of ^X-j) Contending for trifles; and
being solely employed about them. Wandering about, distracted.
a tasakkun^ (v of Being poor, weak, wretched.
a tasklty (n of t^-kk) Striking dumb, silencing.
a y-£~j' taskir, (n ofySk) Shutting the eyes. Dazzling, over
powering with light. Suffocating, strangling. Making drunk.
a taski^ (n of jkk) Going without knowing where.
A tasking (u of ^^k) Quieting. Suppressing a vowel.
Establishing (in any place). Quenching thirst. Consolation,
p taskln-bakhsh, Assuasive, mitigating, solacing-