'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎142v] (289/1826)

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v\X>\ aitda, Plaster. Calumny. An auspicious dream. A
hall of thread.
a inda, (iv ofjjJ) Moistening. Feeding camels between
two drinkings. Leading them from a bitter to a sweet pasture.
Giving magnificently, bestowing liberally. Having agood voice.
A anddb, (pi. of ijju nadbat) Scars of wounds. Indab,
(ivoft—Having such scars. Exposing (one’s self) to danger,
r anddbah, A plasterer’s trowel.
v A;! anddjah (or i*>-\±>\anddchah), Consideration,thought.
a anddh, (pi. of nadh) Spacious tracts of land.
a ^Ai! inddkh, (iv of ^AJ) Travelling fast (a body of horse),
p anddkhtan, To throw, cast, dart, shoot, lance, hurl.
To shake, drive about. To eject. To inject. To force away.
To rush. To disperse, scatter, strew, diffuse. To do, make,
p J^Ait anddd, The herb nose-smart. Plaster.
A J^Ait anddd, (pi. of Ai nidd) Like, similar. Idols, images,
pictures. Perfumes. Inddd, (iv of Ai nadda) Dispersing,
p andddan, To incrust, to overlay. To desire.
pj^Ai^ anddr, A narrative, a story, a tale, a fiction.
Aj\>X)\inddr, (iv ofjAi) Causing to fall off. Subtracting,
p ^^A3\ Anddrish, Name of a reputed prophet.
pj^Ai! anddz, The incrustation of a wall, plaster, parget. An
instrument, a trowel with which they plaster walls. A measure,
a certain quantity. Valuation, guess, (in comp.) Throwing,
darting. Diffusing, scattering. Seeking. A darter, thrower.
j\jj\ C—j! db-anddz, One who plans or measures the dimensions
of aqueducts. J^Ai^ bark-anddz, A matchlock-man. yj) f
j^sj\ partazc-anddz, Diffusing rays. tir-anddz, Shoot
ing arrows. dahshat-anddz, Spreading terror,
p anddzd, Throwing.
p a^A)! anddzah, An ell, a yard. A measure, quantity, dimen
sion. Proportion, symmetry. A specimen, a copy. Strength.
A belt, a leathern strap, a shoe-latchet. Worthy.
anddzah kardan, To measure. To guess.
r anddzt, A shot. harf-andazl, A threat.
a jjAJj^A^ anddzidan, Tothrow. To measure. To do, make,
p ^Ail andds, Measure. Guess. Computation.
a indd^, (iv of ^Aj not in use) Following the example
of bad men. Being fatigued (she-camels).
A ^a3^ inddgh, (iv of ^Ai) Doing evil.
a uJ^Ail inddf, (iv of u-JAi) Driving violently (a horse), riding
furiously. Listening to the sound of a lute. Giving water to
drink (to a dog or other beast).
p anddm, Stature, figure, form (of the body). Exact
proportion, justness, symmetry, order, arrangement, ornament.
Beauty. Good-breeding. Rule, custom. A court, an area.
Ulj The fore-finger. jJa)! To dismember. Com
memorating, recalling past griefs. ^Ai^ , A virgin
splendid as the silver, of a silver form. jJAil bi-anddm, (or
jJaM l) nd-anddm), Ill-proportioned, disproportionate.
A ^Ai! in dam, (iv of fA^) Causing to repent,
p <U^Ai1 anddmah, Recollection, remembrance (of friends or
of past events). An historical narrative.
p ^Ai^ anddn, A term, mode, or manner. An ell, a yard.
pj!a)T dnddw (orj^Ail anddio), Cement, plaster.
P^AJl anddzc, G arden-herbs, cresses. The herb rocket,
p anddwish, The incrustation of a wall,
p anddzcah, A plasterer’s trowel. Calumny,
p anddwtdan, To plaster. Incrustation.
p$Aj^1aJ1 anddwidah, Plastered, bedaubed.
A anddhimdn, A kind of medicine for curing fluxes,
p anddy, Plastering. A plasterer. Anddy (or
anddyish), Cement, plaster.
p anddyish-gar, A plasterer, a pargeter.
p <olAj! anddyah, A trowel. Accusation, slander, detraction,
p ^A^Ai! anddyidan, To incrust, overlay. To desire, covet.
A JjAj! indibdh, (vn of ^J) Stooping low (in prayer).
A ibAil indibdgh, (vn of ^»J) Being tanned (leather).
A ^.U-A^ indihdh, (vn of ^ dahha) Being dilated, distended
from over-eating (the belly). Abounding in grain (the earth).
a jU-Aj! indihdk, (vn of Protruding, prolapsing (the
matrix of a camel) after the birth.
A andakh, A dull, doltish man, one of few words.
a JU-A^ indikhdl, (vn of J^>) Entering. Ingress.
p^uo-aJ^ andakhas (or >-A^ andakhaswa), A protector.
p x . ^ n . r i -L A^ andakhas-wdrah, A citadel. An asylum,
p ^A*~.S^a3! andakhasldan, To protect. To take refuge,
p andakhish, An asylum, a refuge. Protection,
p andakh’drah, A sanctuary. A citadel, a fortress.
Pj^Ju^ andakhur, Worthy, suitable, proper.
ijAil andar, In, into, within, on, upon. A step-father, father-
in-law. A step-mother, mother-in-law. A son-in-law, a son b\
a former wife or husband. A cousin, a kinsman, or kinswoman
(though sometimes^tAJ padar, father, birddar, brother, &( •
are placed before jAi^ to express father-in-law, &c.).
(or ^A<! jAj^), To go, or come in. ^-Ia^jA^ To die.
AjJJ' andar, More or most rare. A barn or other place
where grain is threshed or trodden out. A heap of grain placed
there. Name of a village near Aleppo. Name of a medicine.
a .t^iA^ indirdi-a, (vn of l^A) Being impelled forward (a toi-
rent). Spreading itself on all sides (a conflagration).
p ^Ail andardb, An islet. Name of a city on the confines of
Khurasan towards India, near GhaznTn. Name of another citv
in GTlan, on the south-west side of the Caspian Sea.
a ^jaM indirdj, (vn of —-jA) Becoming extinct (a familj)-
Being rolled together (as a scroll of parchment).
A indirds, (vn of ^h^A) Being obliterated, eiased.
a^^mJ^A^ andardsiyun, A kind of perfume.
A indird^, (vn of £jA) Taking precedency. Beiiij,