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a takayyuZ) (v of la-J) Passing the summer (any where).
A J-iu" takayyulj (v of Juj) Resembling, taking alter, one s
father. Sleeping at mid-day ; also drinking then. Being as
sembled, met, flowing (water).
a takayyun, (v of ^j-J) Being adorned (a bride).
A j-iLi takayyu-a, (v of ui) Vomiting. Pretending to vomit.
Throwing herself in her husband’s way (a woman).
a takyi-at, (n of Lj) Causing one to vomit.
A takyih, (n of^i) Making purulent (a wound).
A takyld, (u of J^j) Binding. Fettering, shackling.
Pointing' a book.
A takytr, (n of^,-i) Pitching, tarring (a ship).
a takylz, (u of^=-J) Breaking, demolishing (a house).
Determining, defining. Predestinating. Reconciling (one to
another). Marking (camels) with a hot stone or iron.
takylz, (n ofia-J) Passing the summer (any where).
Sufficing for the summer.
AjJ-j^jJ takyll, (n of J'-J) Giving drink at mid-day.
A takyln, (n of ,^-J) Adorning, dressing (a bride).
Putting a house in order (a servant). Making a camel’s saddle.
r tak, A species of grass growing among wheat. Name
of a plant growing in the water, of which in Egypt they make
paper, and which in Arabic they call hardly. Depth,
profundity. The bottom of a well. The beak of a bird. The
point of a sword or the like. Little, small, moderate in quan
tity. Quiet. One, alone, unique, unparalleled. Uneven.
tak juft, Odds or evens. Only. Provided that. On
this pretence; if by this means. ulio tak human (or
human tak), Provided only that. The quick pace of a
horse. A heat, a race. Assault, attack, shock, brunt. Striking
the dice-box to make the dice tall to the bottom. (Imperative
and participle of Run thou. Running. t,
asb-tak, (Fleet) as a horse. When added to a noun it is a par
ticle of similitude, as iU mah-taky (Beautiful) like the
moon. J daryd-tak, (Raging) like the sea. CSj
bud-tak, (Rapid) like the wind, jij^&takopu, Run and
search. A diligent enquiry, t—^ tak o pu kardan,
T° search or examine carefully, jlj j (Jjj tak o tdz (or (JJJ
jU tak-tdz), Haste ! quick! run! Impetuosity. Tik, A mouth
ful, a morsel. Much. A horse. The fore-part. Tuk, The
beak of a bird. A small lamp which gives but little light.
* A tukka, (fut. yatikku) He was weak in mind.
a 'oo takkd, One who reclines much. Any thing upon which
others rest, as a table or sofa.
a takd-ud, (vi of J li) Being difficult, troublesome,
r tak-db, A valley through which a stream flows. Un
even grounds, partly under water, and partly dry, partly verdant
and partly sterile. A tunnel. Enmity. Name of a country.
takibur, (VI of jJ) Playing the great man upon one
another, behaving superciliously.
p tjyjlO takd-puy or pay, Diligent enquiry. Haste, speed.
A tuka-at, A prop, a support. A walking-stick. A cushion,
a pillow. One who reclines much upon his side.
A takdtub, (vi of Writing to one another.
A £—>10 takditu^, (vi of^£) Following in succession.
A vlO takdtum, (vi of ^>) Dissembling mutually.
A ^10 takdsuh, (vi of Fighting (with swords).
AylO takdsur, (vi of Multiplying. Disputing for supe
riority (in number, affluence, or numerous offspring). Multitude.
At— £>10 takdsuf, (vi of <—ii£) Being compressed. Thickness.
AjjlO takddur, (vi ofFixing the eye stedfastly.
A c— takdzub, (vi of <—^i^) Lying, deceiving each other.
A jlO takdr, Running. A swift horse.
A pjlO takdrum, (vi of Being honourable. Being pure.
Disdaining any thing mean.
A kjj&i takdrl, (vi ofj^p) Hiring, bargaining for.
A Jt-ilO takdsul, (vi of J—«^) Appearing, or affecting to be,
slothful. Negligence, indolence, sloth, sluggishness.
A t— takdshuf, (viof w—il^) Disclosing each other’s faults.
A takdss, (vi of kassa) Thronging (men).
A takdzz, (vi of kazza) Persecuting one another.
AjilO takdfu-a, (vi of li£) Answering exactly. Equality.
A <jl£j tak aft, (vi of Being equal.
a takdk (from L-io takka), Being weak, silly. Ine
briating (wine). Cutting off. Trampling. Drunkenness, folly.
a takdkirat, (pi. of tukkdrd > ) Generals, leaders.
A j£l£>' taka-ku-a, (n of S'J q) Being weak, cowardly. Re
tiring from fear. Being collected together.
a c—JI xj takdlub, (vi of c—^) Rushing upon one another.
a jJIC takdlum, (vi of Revisiting, conversing.
A <»—takdllb (for JI£j takdlub), Insult, assault.
a t—cJlO takdHf, (pi. of t—LiO takllf) I mpositions, levies,
public burthens, taxes. Exactions, extraordinary contributions.
a takdllm, (pi. of takllm) Woundings. Wounds.
A takdmul, (vi of J-4^) Being entire, perfect, complete.
a takatsuh, (vi of ^.^) Treating one another ill.
A Jjlxj takdzcud, (vi of <-^) Deceiving one another.
p tak-dzoar, Swift, running, driving forward. An am
bling horse. A camel. A deep well. tak-dzsar-i
ablak, The world. Day and night.
A tukdzcus, (vi of ^j^) Being compressed. Being
firm in flesh (youth). Being thick (herbage). Accumulation.
A takdwul, (vi of ^^) Pretending to be short.
a takdhul, (vi of J^) Negligence, remissness.
a^I£> takdyud, (vi of &*£) Laying snares for one another.
A Jr!^ takdyul, (vi of ,J-£) Reviling each other.
A u— takabbub, (v of ^ kabba) Being heaped together.
A takabbud, (v of Ju£) Being in the meridian (the sun).
Being in the highest altitude (a star). Becoming thick (milk).
takbar or takabbur, A spider’s web.