"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٢‎٦‎٨] (١٨٢٦/٥٤٠)

A takmish) (n of Separating 1 or raking toge
ther (small things), l^ating (any thing however had).
A takmtSy (n ot ^oaj) Putting on a shirt.
A ttkmFf; (u of Ui) Binding the hands and feet (of a
captive), or the four feet (of a sheep). Swaddling (an infant).
Joining (camels) in a string.
A taknii^, (u of £^) Taking the stalk (from a date).
A ^jSj tikn^ Nature. Skilful (man). Clay or soil at the bot
tom of rivers, wells, or ditches, ^jsu Name of a famous darter.
A 1 1 tukannub, (v of Setting (as the sun).
1 takunsur^ (n of q) Growing old.
A. takannus, (v of ^cij) Hunting.
A takunnu^ (v of j-XJ) Putting on a coif or cap.
A Ssjaj takanfuZ) (n of Jjiij q) Striking (with a staff).
A tuknib, (n of c—^oj) Putting forth the ear (corn).
Being thirty or forty in number (a troop of horse).
A<t-ijO takni-at, (n of Li) Tinging with a very red colour.
Dyeing (the beard) black.
A takniyat, (n of ,^9) Keeping (a girl) at home that
she may not romp with the boys.
A tuknih) (u of Fitting a long crooked key to the
lock of a door.
A takriit, (n of ki) Driving to desperation.
A taknlfr (n of ^s) Making contented. Enjoining
contentment. 1 utting on a head-dress. W rapping a whip round
the head. Hiding his head under his plumage (a cock).
A taknlf) (ii of u-k) Cutting in pieces with a sword.
A \yj takzca (for takzca'), Piety. The fear of God.
A takawwuby (v of Being excoriated, unbarked.
Being broken, lorn, or pulled up. Being broken (an egg).
A takazozcut, (v of Being nourished, supported.
A takawzouh, (v of ^-yJ) Suppurating (a wound).
A JJ^ takazowur) (v of jyJ) Twisting, coiling (as a serpent).
Being elapsed (the best part of the night).
A takawzei/S) (v of Being crooked, curved. Arm
ing one’s self with a bow.
A takawzeuz, (v of <joy) Being disjointed, demolished,
fallen to pieces. Going and coming.
A Takwiifo (iieb. yfpri) Tekoa.
A takawzou^j (v of ^yi) Inclining to one side. Walking
as if treading upon thorns. Climbing (a tree as the chameleon).
a takaw^us, (n of q) Becoming decrepit (old
man). Falling in ruins (a house).
a u- Jyftj takawzouj) (v of <— iyJ) Checking one when speaking,
desiring him to say‘this or that.
a (Jy^- 1 tukuzczcul) (v of (Jy*) Telling a lie of another.
a <Llyiu tikzcalat, Loquacious, talkative.
a takawzouni) (vof ^yj) Becoming constituted, confirmed,
straightened, rectified, directed.
A ttikwa\ The fear of God, piety. Abstinence. ^Jjbl
i_£yii3 ahl-i iakwa', One who fears God; pious, devout.
A takawzci) (v of ^/yj) Becoming powerful, strong, cou
rageous. Being corroborated, strengthened. Raining. As
sistance (particularly to tenants by advances, or remission of rent).
A t -rV.y & -' tukzcib) (n of <—>yJ) Digging. Breaking, crush-
ing (as a bird her egg). Tearing up, eradicating.
A ^y^"' takwiyat, (n of uiy 1 ) Corroborating, strengthening.
Re-enforcing. Aid. Confidence, reliance, trust, f
tukzctyat-i din kardan, To propagate religion.
takzciyat-i kalb kurdan^ To comfort the heart.
A ‘■V.y^ takzsid, (u ofjy) Leading (many horses). Guidance.
A^.y^ takzclr, (u ofjyJ) Falling from the middle.
A L/**rly^ takmiSy (n of ^.yi) Bending like a bow. Becom
ing crooked, decrepit (old men).
A takwlz, (n of i^=yJ) Demolishing a structure, but
not utterly destroying it. Substituting (one thing) for another.
A tirly^ takicll, (n of Jyj) Reporting that another said so
and so (generally falsely).
A (^.y^ takzclm, (xi of ^y) Making straight. Setting in
order, fixing, adjusting. Correcting. Guiding. Putting a
price upon. An ephemeris, a calendar, an almanack,
(*r!y^ J In the most perfect symmetry.
A ‘V.y^ takzclh, (n of ijs not in use) Calling. Making a
clamour. Driving (wild beasts) into any place (as a net),
i’ A&j tukahj A button, a buckle, a clasp.
AjA^iJ takahknr, (n ofyiy o) Retiring back.
A -cir^ takahhul, (v of kr) Drying, withering (the skin).
Having dry and withered flesh upon the bones (an old man).
Being poor and miserable. Speaking in a shrill feeble tone of
voice. Walking or proceeding slowly. Being ungrateful. Be
ing inhuman. Using one shamefully, ungratefully in word or
action. Complaining without cause.
a ^y$A* tak-hus, Celerity. A trembling, tottering gait.
A _jr^ Aj tak-hlr, (ii of^y) Conquering, taming, subduing.
a ^Jej taki, (fern, imperative), Fear thou (woman). Taka’,
Piety, the fear of God. Abstinence, as-hdb-i
taka’. Endowed with piety. Takly, Pious, fearing God.
A taklyat, Fear, caution. Piety.
A^-^ takayyuh, (v °f^-) Becoming purulent (wound).
A ‘■Nr-ii-i takayyud, (v of Ay) Giving attention, dedicating one’s
endeavours to gain any point. Superintending, having the
oversight of. Attention, diligence, application, assiduity.
A takayyus, (v of ^M*y) Resembling, or adhering to,
the Arabian tribe of Kays.
A takayyus, (v of (,/=y) Braying (a camel). Falling
in (a well).
A takayyuz, (v of Being broken (an egg), demo
lished (a wall). Resembling (one’s father). Being determined,
definite.
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