"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٢‎٨‎٧] (١٨٢٦/٥٧٩)

r ^ * i tj tah-nishln. Sitting below. Sediment, dregs.
tahannu-a, (v of Being refreshed with food.
aZ^j tahni-at, (u oftiJ&) Congratulating. Saying, May
it do you good !” Congratulation.
p<ul3 tahni-at-namah, Congratulatory letters.
a talinid, (u of not in use) Alluring, ravishing the
senses, distracting the soul (a woman). Being deficient, unequal
to any thing. Hooting like an owl. Reviling opprobriously.
Bearing reproaches and making no return. Polishing (a sword).
a tahmf, (ii of not in use) Making haste.
a tihzc, A part, a portion (of the night),
vjy tihu, A small partridge. A quail. Tuhu, Spittle.
a tahwddj Low, gentle (voice or speech).
a tahvodsh, A multitude, a mob. A tumult.
a tahzoak, A falling into any thing from inattention,
yet without fear.
pi!b j <0‘ tah o bald, Above and below, up and down. Topsy
turvy. Commotion, perturbation, restlessness.
a tahazcKud, (v of Jȣ>) Being converted to repentance.
Returning to duty. Embracing Judaism.
A tahazozeur, (v ofjkJi>) Being ruined, fallen down. Plung
ing inconsiderately into any business. Being gone, the greater
part (of the night or winter). Seizing and overpowering (as
hot and mortal winds). Rashness. Military ardour.
a tahawwush, (v of Being mixed. Assembling.
a tahazczcu^, (v of ^y*) Feigning to vomit.
a tahazcwuk, (v of Being astonished, stupified.
Falling into difficulties from inattention.
a tahawwul, (v of Jlyk) Placing near a camel the resem
blance of a wolf, to induce her to take a liking to another’s foal.
Looking (at the flock) with an evil eye. Adorning one’s person.
a p*# tahuni, An abyss. The bottom of any deep place.
a |**£> tahazczcum, (v of ^fcobsol.) Nodding (a drowsy man).
A tahzclt, (n of Calling aloud.
a tahwld, (n of t>»Jb) Singing with a soft voice. Walk-
ing gently. Intoxicating (wine). Proselyting to Judaism.
tdhzztr, (n ofj^i)) Throwing down. Tossing one
thing upon another. Killing, destroying.
Aji iii tahzclz, (n ofjyu not in use) Dying.
a tahzols, (n of ^yfe) Giving to eat.
a tahzclsh, (n of ^py&) Being mixed together (as men)
in a tumultuous manner. Confounding, complicating.
a £->.*$> tahzst^, (n of £y&) Making (one) to return by vomit
(what he had devoured).
A Jj tahzcll, (n of J^-fe) Terrifying. Adorning herself
(a woman). A solemn oath made (among the Pagan Arabians)
before a sacred fire called hawlat into which they privately
threw a kind of salt, which, by making a sudden explosion, sur
prised and frightened the person sworn, and sometimes detected
perjury. Terror. Any thing which terrifies, astonishes, or daz
zles the eyes. A hobgoblin. Defamation, detraction.
A tahwlm, (ii of ^ obsol.) Nodding (a sleepy man).
Making light, easy. Despising,
p rfj tihi or taKi, Empty, void, vacant. Emptiness. Vanity.
ndn-i tahi, Dry bread. ^ miydn-tahi, Hollow.
" A tihi (fern, from U s«), She. This, that.
a tahiy, Empty.
a C^Lfi tahlydt, (pi. of Lg tahlyat) Preparations.
A tahayyub, (v of Fearing. Terrifying,
p tahl-pdy, Swift of foot.
aL# tahiyat, (n of ^ hayya) Preparing, arranging, dis
posing in order, p ‘^r 1 ^ ° provide necessaries.
A Cl tahayyus* (v of uL~A) Giving, bestowing.
a tahayyuj, (v of ^^) Being raised (as dust or anger).
Being agitated, moved, provoked, stimulated,
r tahl-chashm, Greedy, covetous,
p tahi-dust, Empty-handed, poor. Avaricious,
p tihidan or tahtdan, To become empty, vacant, void.
PjJ tahl-dazc, Idle, sauntering here and there.
a j+p tahayyur, (v of >r Jb) Falling in ruins,
p tahi-ra-y, Unable to advise.
p tahi raftan, To travel alone. To lose one’s way.
To go on a fruitless errand.
p (jjij iaht-razet, Deviating from the road. A journey,
p Tahtshah, Name of a city the residence of Farldun.
A LfZzj tahayyuz, (v of ^c-£>) Being broken again before
consolidated (a bone which had been fractured and set).
A tahayyu^, (v of ^-*) Being expanded. Vomiting.
A tahayyuf, (v of L_i->) Being blown upon by the hot
drying wind called u-iy* hiif. Being athirst.
p tahl-guh, The hypochondria, the slender part of the
body under the short ribs.
A tahayyul, (v of jJ-Jb) Being poured out. Imprecating.
A tahayyum, (v of ^Jb) Being stupified, turning pale (with
love). Being thirsty. A studied, elegant mode of walking.
vjxso tahi-maghz, Empty-brained,
p tahl-miydn, Hollow.
Ay-^J tahayyu-a, (v of Lfc) Preparing for any thing.
P y tahi o tuhak, Empty. Naked.
A tahy~ib,(\i of Rendering awful, venerable.
A^-^j tahyi-at, (n of Ljb) Directing properly, amending.
A tahyit, (n of not in use) Calling to any one.
A 'jfb’F tuhylj, (n of ^-fc) Exciting, raising a commotion.
A tuhylkh, (ii of ^v*b) Putting fat (into pottage).
A tahyid, (n of kA-ib) Repulsing, prohibiting, checking.
Rebuking. Making haste.
K j^ 3 tahylr, (n of^-Jb) Falling down (part of a mound).