'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎235v] (475/1826)

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Kjp tasavotcur, (v of jy) Being in commotion. Boiling.
Making an assault or an effort.
A tasawwul, (v of Jy) Getting the better of. Insulting,
reproaching, striking. Being fruitful (woman).
a taszclb, (II of <— y) Recompensing, rewarding.
Calling to prayers at dawn of day. Returning. Conjugal inter
course" The stated time of prayer (after which they are con
sidered as supererogatory and meritorious).
xhp taszciyat, (n of^y) Detaining. Receiving hospitably.
Ajp tasiclr, (n ofjy) Exciting (rebellion), raising (dust),
obliging to rise (camels). Examining, scrutinizing (the Kur’an
to discover its true meaning). Augmenting (any thing).
a tasy, Peeled fruit of a dwarf palm-tree. A date-husk.
a tasylb, (n of e^J) Separating (husband and wife).
' p [ssT tajd, Rough, sharp, cutting.
a c r >W ; tijdb, What is extracted the first time by smelting,
from the silver stone, some silver still remaining.
a&W 1 tijdbat, A part of that mass.
a jUr tajdsi, (vi ofpr) Sitting with joined knees.
aS-V taja-ju-a, (n of VV «) Repelling. Retreating
from timidity. Finishing. Fearing.
a tajdhuf, (vi of t-^~) Fencing with foils or sticks.
Playing at fives.
A tajddu t , (vi of ^=r) Fighting, opposing one ano
ther, litigating, squabbling. Devouring one another.
A J jUr tajddul, (vi of Ja=t) Litigating, quarrelling.
A c-jilsT tajdzub, (vi of t-^Asr) Pulling one another about.
Contending together. Being pulled, hauled, dragged.
a ( VI of Lifting with both hands.
P ,\-sr tajdr, A thorough-bred, unbroken colt. A well-paced
horse, (in ancient Persian) 1 ravelling.
A jlsT tijdr or tujjdr, (pi. of 'jpj tujir) Merchants; vintners.
Ac—Jjlsr tajdrib, (pi. of L ysT tajribat) Experiments, proofs.
A 'ipy' tijdrat, Merchandize, commerce, “s-
hdb-itijaratf Merchants. pf tijdrat /cardan, Totrade.
p tajdrah, A colt not yet broke in.
A tajdrl, (viof^^-) Conversing; meeting; agreeing.
a JqjUr tajdrld, (pi. of tajrtd) Detachments sent out.
a tajdzl,(\i of iJpr) Entreating earnestly (a person
to do any thing). Demanding payment of a debt.
[s^ tajdsur^ (vi ot Straining every nerve. Con-
ending, striving. Boldness, firmness, intrepidity. Exertion.
a Ji-lsr tajd^ul, (vi of J*^) Fixing a price or reward.
a (JUr tajdft, (vi of pr) Being separated, distant. Being
ncongruous, ill-adapted, not fitting close (as a saddle). Leaning
o one side. Taking no care of one’s property.
A cjLiUr tajdfif, (pi. of <—iUsr tijfdf) Horse-armours.
a JUr tajdll, (vi ofprjdlla) Making one’s self great.
A iiUr tajdlud, (vi of dp) Fighting, fencing. Striking
ne another upon the shield.
A tajdlus, (vi of (j-Asr) Sitting together. A session.
A JIW 1 tajdlul, (vi ofprjalla) Disdaining. Carrying one’s
self haughtily, playing the great man.
A JUr tajaH, (vi of pr) Disclosing to one another.
a jJUr tajdlld, A body, a person, a shape.
a tajann, (vi of junna) Appearing mad, furious.
A tajdnub,(\i of ^^r) Receding, avoiding. Shun
ning.
a tajdnnf, (vi of ^b^r) Declining, deviating.
a pp tajdinun, (vi of ^ j anna) Appearing mad, furious.
A jjUr tajdnu-a, (vi of W) Falling flat upon.
App' Tajdniyat, Name of a barbarous nation.
A c-J.Ur tajdzsub, (vi of y*-) Answering one another.
a tajdwur,(\iofj)9r) Being neighbours; neighbourhood.
KjPp tajdzouz, (vi of jfr) Exceeding, transgressing (just
bounds). Passing by. Forgiving a fault. Outrage, insolence.
A JyUr tajdioul, (vi of^yr) Going round one another.
AjjjUr lajdwtz, A kind of striped garment.
a tajdwif, (ph ofpyf tajwlf) Cavities, hollows.
A &\p' tajdh or tujdh, Opposite. LpJtp' tajdhaka, In op
position to you, opposite to, or before your face.
a dJzpr tajdhud, (vi of Jc=r) Labouring hard, accomplishing
or procuring with difficulty.
a JilsT lajahul, ( vi of Jf>-) I’retending ignorance. Con
nivance, apathy, indifference, r^ tajahul kardan, To
feign ignorance, to play the simpleton.
A u-pp'tijbub, A vein of silver conspicuous in a mineral stone.
a i^stertajabjub, (n ofi^^r Q) Drying (strips of meat)
in the open air. Stuffing a maw or tripe with meat and fat.
a jp' tajabbur, (v of ^r) Being haughty, contumacious.
Putting forth leaves (a tree). Beginning to look fresh (a field
which had been grazed close).
\ tajabbus, (v of i^yr) Walking pompously.
a { jp' tajabbun, (v of ^j~r) Coagulating, curdling (milk).
a tajblb, (u of^rjabba) Being terrified. Flying
(from battle). Having the legs white as far as the knee (a horse).
aLP tajbiyat, (n of Bending forward the body.
Aj~p tujbir, (n ofjyr) Restoring, setting (a broken bone).
Repairing the broken fortune (of a friend). Conferring favours.
a tajbin, (uof^r^r) Imputing, attributing to pusi
lanimity. Making, calling, or knowing one to be, a cowar
a tajbih, (n of &y>r) Receiving ungraciously. Treat
ing with contempt. Turning away the head.
a tajahful, (n of psPT q) Being assembled (men).
tajhir, (n of pPT~) Enlarging a well.
a psr? tajhtz, (n of la^rT) Regarding stedfastly.
a tajhll, (n of J^rT) Dashing (him) to the ground.
a tajhlm, (ii of a^-^) Looking with fixed attend