"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٣‎٩‎٩] (١٨٢٦/٨٠٣)

dazslat-khuda, Wealthy, prosperous, powerful,
r Jci- dazslat-khudu-1 or dazslat-i khudd-Jj Riches,
prosperity, happiness. A man old and full of days,
p dawlat-kh’dh, A wellwisher: I, me.
v dawlat-kh’ahl, Wishing well, good-will.
dazelat-sard) A house, a palace ; your house.
dawlat-madar, The residence of felicity,
p dazelat-mand, Rich, fortunate, happy. A rich man.
Cause, occasion, effect. (Hunter.)
p dawlatl, Rich, fortunate, prosperous, happy.
A dazclaj, A subterraneous dwelling. A wild beast’s den.
p dulaj, A cavern, a grotto, a subterraneous dwelling,
p dLs). J dolchah, A leathern bucket.
r dulakhjah, A ball of thread. Name of a bird.
a jJjJ dazcli^j An open level road.
a dazvla^it, A kind of marine shell, which, on being
brought near the fire, sends forth a substance resembling a finger.
p dol-miydn, A purse; a small bag, a letter-bag.
pj! du Id, Doubled, folded, lined.
a i' dazsluk (or An important, serious business.
A J*5J~ du-lul, Calamity. Confusion.
p <d.J dazolah, A whirlwind, a hurricane. A cup. A circle.
A ringlet. Dw/aA, A circle. An ascent, a steep. Fraud, trick.
A sigh, a groan, a howl. The belly. A stupid, conceited fellow.
A whirlwind. A lizard. Earth, dust. Dazoalah, A goblet,
p J duFi, Fraud, deceit.
A daxzm (from Continuing, lasting. Reposing. Pe
rennial. Quiescent. A dwarf palm-tree; the lote, any thick tree.
v duzsum, The second. Inferior.
a .cUjJ daumd-a or dazoamd-a The sea.
A dazcmdn, The circular career of a bird. Daicamdn
(from Persevering in. Reposing.
A dumat, A drunken woman. A testicle,
p du marjdn, The lips of a mistress.
a dazsmas, An iron helmet.
du tnaghz, An almond.
a duzsmulut (from Making peace, reconciling.
p^^LciJ dumfidaj, Hermodactyls.
p du moy, A man half grey headed,
p <L )du mdyah, Beginning to have grey hairs,
p dumah, A spinning-top.
p du mekh, The two poles,
p duzcumin or dozzamin, The second.
dazcn (from Being low, vile, and contemptible.
Dun, Base, mean, inferior, ignoble, despicable. Noble, excel
lent. A mandate. A threat. J&J dahr-i dun, The vile
world. Duna (or^J^^c min duna), Below, under, on this side,
short of, less than. Near. Above. ^ min duni, Beside.
p^J dun, Vile, abject. Ignorant. Avaricious. A low,
mongrel race. dun-nazcdz, Cherishing villains.
p^j<vW^ J du ndin-i garm o sard, The two loaves, hot
and cold, i. e. the sun and moon.
p dumbal, An imposthume, a bubo,
p dazcind, A runner, a racer.
Pjl JojJ dun-ddr, The vanguard, the reserve,
p J dazzandah, Running; a racer.
A dazonak, A goat shaking from fat. Dunak, Take (it),
p dungi, A pinnace, a smack.
r43.J dunah, A decoy bird near a net. A basket of leaves.
dunah tarkt, A species of aniseed. (Gladwin.)
p dun-himmat, Of a base mind. Ungrateful,
p jJ.J duni, A yacht, a long swift vessel. Negligence,lewdness.
duni, Baseness, inferiority.
A dunij, A swift sailing yacht,
p du nim, Two halves. Divided in two.
a du-uk, Folly, stupidity.
a duzcuk (from J^) ? Being crazed. Being lean (cat
tle). Being satiated and leaving the dam (a colt). Loathing
their provender (cattle). Tasting.
p duzzum or dazcum, Name of a gum-bearing tree.
a l/jjJ dazoazciy, Any, any one.
p du wir, A writer. A schoolmaster, a teacher of lan
guages (as having a double share of intellect).
p 1 Jli du hdrut-i Ar«/?r,The fascinating eyes or looks
of a mistress. (Burhdn-i kdti^.')
p jjil? du hinduzci tafal, The pupils of the eyes.
A dazoa' (from u/j^)j Ailing. Being heart-sick. Hum
ming (a bee). Disease. Ailing inwardly, decayed. Foolish
(man). Very weak. (pi. of iHjp dazcdt) Ink-stands. Dazci,
Having an internal complaint. Wicked. Remaining in a place.
Daiciy, A desert. An inhabitant of a desert. Any thing, any
person. Infirm, indisposed. The humming or murmur (of
bees or wind). Duwiy, (pi. of dazcdt) Ink-stands. Any
one. Dazczciy, A desert. Any person.
p dazed, A cheat, a deceiver, a knave. D wzc7,T wo and two.
A dazeaydt, (pi. of dazcdt) Ink-stands.
duzcaybat, (dim. ofij^J ddbbat) A little beast.
a dazeiyat. Unhealthy (country). Dazciyat, A desert.
Indisposed (woman). The order of the Knights Templars,
p dazaet, An inkholder or pen-case.
p^-i»l CL-ojJ dazeet-dshur, A stick for mixing ink.
A duzcayd, (dim. of JjJ dud) A little worm,
p dawidan, (s ) To run, to make haste to serve
another. To flow. To spring up, to be carried high.
A duzcayrat, (dim. of 'ij\^ ddrat) A small house. A little
halo round the moon.
p dazeirah, A leathern strap used at dice.