"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٥‎٣‎٩] (١٨٢٦/١٠٨٣)

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p tumturak) Magnificence, great attendance, grandeur.
A timtim (and tumtumty or tumtuma-
n~iy)) Stuttering in speech, unintelligible.
A tam^_ (pi. of tnmi^ and tami^), Covetous.
7 1 rtwa L (from Coveting. Being filled with concupiscence.
Avarice, avidity, covetousness. Desire, concupiscence. Glut
tony. Greediness. A soldier’s pay 5 also the time when paid.
P y tama t azjun burldan,To g'ise up hope of life.
tama^-i kham, Vain-expectation. tama^
dddan, To seduce by promises, to bring over to one’s own party.
a Tami^ and tamu^ Greedy.
A \aa!s tuma^a (pi. of tami^and tdmi^) Covetous.
pjl$oc*i? tama^-kor, Avaricious, greedy, covetous, interested,
ambitious. Gluttonous.
A tamagh (from £-^), Winking (the eye).
pU^L tamghd (and tamghah), A mark impressed by
burning, on the king’s horses: also on false witnesses 5 likewise
the stamp on coin. A grant of land in perpetuity,
p Tamghaj, Name of a country in Turkistan.
p Tamghdj-Khdri) Name of the king of Samar
kand; according to others of the king of Tibet and ^ aghma.
A Jv*]? taml (from Rolling out a mass of leaven. Driv
ing hard. People, mortals, creatures. Timl f A garment dyed
of a full deep colour. Black. A black habit. Ignoble, mean,
worthless. A robber. A villain, a daring wretch, a scoundrel.
A blockhead. Foolish, stupid. A tawny wolf. A necklace or
collar (which is generally perfumed).
A tamldl also timldl, Obscenity, impudence. Timidly
Poor. Of a bad disposition, malignant. A disgraceful situation.
a tamlat) tumlat, also tamalat, Mud, clay, slime (at the
bottom of a cistern). A remainder of muddy water in a vessel.
4 ^X 4 ]? .cUJIjLj sdr almd-a tamlatan wahidatan. The water
became downright mud. Timlat, A weak woman.
A^bX tamallas, Dry (bread), a dry crust.
a JyLiX tumlul (or iwmlil)) Obscenity, impudence.
A tamn, Quiet, quiescent.
kyhtumuw (from j*X), Raising one’s self. Being filled (a
channel), swelling (the sea, or a river).
A tamuh) Very refractory (horse).
Ajj^X tairiur, A worn garment. Tumur (from j+b), Spring
ing, leaping (a horse); hopping (a magpie). Travelling by
land. Gathering in, or laying up, grain. Filling a storehouse.
Swelling (the hand). Writing in a book. Having the tooth
ache. Timmawr, Root, origin, stock.
a tumus (from ^juA^s)^ Being obliterated, defaced.
Seeing to a distance. Departing, being absent. Conjecturing.
a tumush) (pi. of tamsh) Crowds of people.
a tamiil) (pi. (Jja^ tumul) Wicked.
A tumulat) Impudence, profligacy.
tumum (from tammd)^
Plaiting (the hair). Shaving^
cutting it off.
tumun, (pi. of tamn) Quiescent,
p tamah, Account of revenues estimated by measurement
of the lands and a regular rent-roll.
A^X tamy (from ^ 5 ^)? Passing rapidly by (as a horse).
Tumly (from ^ 5 ^), Being filled (the channel of a river). Get
ting the upper hand of her husband (a woman).
a jjViX tumay-inn, (dim. of mutma-inn) Quietish.
A tamtSj Blind, blinded.
a J-- 4 X tamil, Bloody (arrow). Hidden, absconded. A kid.
Clay, mud. A broad point (of a spear). A necklace. Tumayl,
Naked, without a garment.
A tamllat, A kid.
a tamlm (from tamma), Hopping along (as a bird).
Running with rapidity. Going slowly.
A * - t-X tumayniyat, (dim. of<ti-J Ub tuma-riinat) Little rest.
a jo tann, A sweet and fresh date. Tz/n/i, The human body.
A truss, or what a horse carries on one side. A bundle of reeds.
A-i^jX tin-a (or .sl-X tinu-(i') , The last breath. The remains
of water in a cistern. iz&y turuktuhu hi tinoyhi^ I left
him in the agony of death.
A .cLX tind-a, Love, affection, inclination. A serious design
or proposal. A mansion, a caravansera. A stone enclosure for
cattle. Bashful. Doubt, suspicion.
a c_->LX tandby A contriver; an engineer, p C-zLXjkXjl L->bX
tandb andar tandby Close together, as close as possible, a Tandb
or tindby A tent-rope.
A^-jLX tandbiTy (pi. ofjy-oX? tumbur and^>XiX timbdr) Lutes.
A^jUX tandz or tanndzy Facetious, ludicrous, jocose, sportive,
jocund, mirthful. Tindzy (111 ofJ-^X) Holding in derision.
v tandizishy A sweetheart. Reprehension. Sport.
A <LiLX tandfat (from fliX), Being suspicious.
a jj-iliX tandfis, (pi. of <LiiX tanfasat, tanfisaty tinfasat,
tinfisaty and tunfusat) Carpets.
A l--^«X tanuby The bending of a spear. A tent-rope. Tunuby
A tent-rope. Root of a tree. A tendon, especially in the neck.
A side, a border. c—>UX^ tunubu'l itndby Sublime style.
a jUiX timbdry A lute or guitar,
p <L--oX tambasah (for tU^X tanfasat)y A carpet,
p <' tumbuky A trumpet, a clarion. A bagpipe*
p d~X> tambaly A small drum.
A <lLcX tambalat (from J-iX q), Feigning to be a fool, after
having made pretensions to wisdom.
ap j*~X tambiir also tumbury A kind of lute or guitar with a
long neck, and six brass strings. A drum.
a y-iX tamburdniyy A player on this instrument.
k XjyJb tamburuhy A Turkish instrument somewhat similar;
but inferior; a kind of mandolin.