"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٦‎٢‎٦] (١٨٢٦/١٢٥٦)

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neral making use of cane-spears). The back-bone. A subter
raneous canal. A syphon.
A cu{^s Jcanat, The walls of a tent or canvas-enclosure, with
which a sort of court-yard is formed in a camp. A screen. Kun-
nat, (pi. of kunnat) Round towers in a fortress, barbicans.
a kunnahat, A long crooked key.
a jZ-Xu* kutidkhir, Corpulent.
A kanndd, A manufacturer of sugar-candy.
A JjU kunddil, Large-headed (camel or horse).
a kanddld, (pi. of hWvJ k an dud) Long-backed (camels).
A {JjjLj kanddll, (pi. of (JjAii kin dll) Candles, p /L jj jLj
kanddil-i charkh, Candles of the sky (met.) The stars.
A kundzi^j An obscene speech. Base. Misfortune, (pi.
of kanza^at) Long hairs left on the crown of the head.
a Sj\£ kanndrat or k inn dr at, A slaughter-house. Shambles,
p ijlii kanndrah, Shambles.
Ajlii kanndz, A huntsman.
A kandzi^j (pi. of te-Jus) Long hairs about the head.
A kundsir (andj-iUj kundshir) Hard, vehement.
A kannds, A hunter.
a kandtat (from iaij), Despairing.
kanditir, (pi. of sjaus kintarat) Bridges.
a kundtir, (pi. of kintdr) Weights of lOOlbs.
kandtlr-i mukantarat, Talents heaped together.
A kind^, A sort of palm-wood. A large handkerchief,
hood or mantle.
A kand^at (from £-^5), Being content. Being able to
do without. Content; tranquillity ; abstinence ; continence.
A kund^is, (pi. kand^is), Large-bodied. A great sack.
A kandzds, (pi. of kanuis) Large camels.
Men stout in walking 1 .
glected beard.
a < sLj kind/or kundf, Having a large nose, or beard. Gians
penis grandior.
a iiU kandfiz, (pi. of jJbJ kunfaz) Hedgehogs.
AjiliJ kundifir, Short-bodied. A dwarf.
a (jiiliji kundfish, One who has an excoriated nose, or a ne-
a kundf ty, Crassior glans penis.
a Jjlijj kindk, A finger-joint.
A Js\^s kundkin, (pi. kandkin) Skilful in discovering water.
a kindn, (pi. of kunnat) Mou»tain-tops. Kundn, A
sleeve (of a shirt). A disagreeable smell from the arm-pits.
a <3^ kandniy, (pi. of kinmnat) Glass wine-bottles.
a ijLi kindzoat, Desert, merit.
A kumb, A large sail. Clitoris. The sheath of a horse
or other solid-hoofed animal. Kinnab also kunnab, Hemp. A
hempen rope.
p kimbdr, Cinnabar.
a j+fs kumbur (or kumburd-a), A lark.
A kumburat, A lark. A crest on a bird’s head.
A tjvoji kumburiy, Crested (cock).
kljuJj+fs kambaris, Sour milk thickened by straining.
a kambas, A woman.
A kurnbuz, A serpent. Short-bodied and well-fed (man).
A kumbuzat. Short, deformed, unsightly (woman).
a ^ kumba^, A place where they lay up wheat. Short.
a kamba^at (from Q)> Concealing itself in its cup
(a flower). Kumba^at, A kind of tunic worn by boys. Short (wo
man). Kumbuuit, A vessel in which any thing is laid up.
A 4-!*^ kambalat, A troop of horsemen, a herd of horses, from
thirty to forty. A band, a small body of men.
A kimbir, A small grain like manna, falling in Taman.
A kimbit or kunnabit, A cauliflower.
AtU-^Js kimbiuit. Grunting (of hogs).
p^l^xs kambil, An herb with which they tinge butter yellow;
they also put it amongst victuals (for sick people).
A kimbll, A small grain like manna, falling in Yaman.
p kambilah, Name of a medicinal herb.
A kinnat, The strength of a rope made of palm-tree fibres
called /T/’. Galbanum. A mountain-top. A little
mountain separated from the others and reaching far.
p kanat, A worm found in fruits and'herbs.
a kantat (or kantah), A decanter, a flaggon.
a kantar (or^iiS leans or), Short-bodied.
a kansalat (from q), Raising the dust (as a horse
when travelling).
p kanj, Dissimulation, or amorous playfulness. Pressure,
compression. The top of a mountain. Kunj, Idle, vain, futile.
An ass with his tail docked.
A kunjul, A slave (especially of the worst kind).
A kunjur, Small-headed. Weak in mind.
p<tsaj kanjah, Amorous, languishing. The cup of a flower.
A kanh (from ^i), Bending. Quenching the thirst and
raising the head. Setting up (a door) of planed wood.
a kunhul, A slave (especially of the worst kind).
A kinnakhr, Having a large mouth and nostrils, a strong
voice, or a hard head. Warlike, fighting. A substance like
stone, but softer, torn from the top of a mountain.
A ijyss\J kunkhurat (or kinkhirat), A large stone.
pa Jcj kand, Sugar, sugar-candy, p kand-i khdm,
Sugar. Aj jL< kand-i mukarrar, The lips of a mistress,
p <__*! Joi kand-db, Wine. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
a kinddwat, Active, nimble. Swift (she-camel). A
sharp axe.
a isfi kandat, Sugar-candy.
a kindahr, An opponent.
aJJcj kindid (or kindidd), Wine; any strong drink,
r JjXj kindirk, An osier-twig.