'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎240v] (485/1826)

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upper part of the fore legs (a horse) ; and having a white circle
on the lower part of ihe hind legs.
a t«khzl t , (n of Mincing. Circumcising.
a Jj takhzll, (n of J^) Despising. Leaving. Ren
dering despicable. Alienating, causing a breach between friends.
A fi'Ses? talchzim, (n of ^3^) Cutting well.
a CDf j&r takharbut, A superior species of fast-going camel.
A takharnij, (v ofAcquiring polite learning.
a JjXT takharrudy (v of Being bashful. Being silent
from timidity. Speaking in a low •soice.
a takhurruSy (v of L/ «p-) Taking caudle (a woman in
child-bed).
a takharrus, (v of Lying, speaking falsehood.
a takharruky (v of Being torn, pierced full of
holes. Digging the earth. Inventing a lie. Being profusely
liberal. A rent, a cleft. A wide, spacious place.
a pyx? takharruniy (v of Being broken, burst (as sew
ing)/ Being cut, split, or torn. Being pierced (as pearls or
beads). Destroying (him) entirely (fortune). Embracing the
Khurrarmyan sect (See Being appeased (anger).
A takharmul, (n of <i) Being torn (a garment).
A tukhrur, Thin or soft-skinned (man).
A ^ takhnb, (n of <—^) Destroying, demolishing,
razinw, carrying devastation far and wide. Devastation, destruc
tion. & r j To demolish the fa
bric of idolatry and infidelity.
A takhrijy (n of ^^-) Instructing in learning and po
liteness. Writing on one part (of a tablet) and not on another.
Grazing one part of a field and leaving the other untouched.
Being in some respects barren, in others fruitful (a season).
a takhrhy (n of Preparing and giving food
(to a woman in child-bed).
A iJijj jS? takhrishy (n of Putting forth the ears (corn).
a k>ysT takhrtt, (n of kp-) Loosening the belly.
a JjpT takhrik, (n of JpJ-) Tearing, lacerating very much.
Telling many lies. Falsely imputing to.
A (_ r ^ ; takhazzub, (v of c_Jp) Swelling, being fat. Having
warts or a swelled udder, and thence a contraction of the teats.
a takhazzu^y (v of ^p-) Remaining behind, deserting
one’s associates. Cutting and dividing (among themselves).
A JpkT takhazzul, (v of <Jp) Being hindered from work.
Proceeding slowly, heavily. Cutting, taking clean away.
A takhzir, (u ofStraitening, crowding.
a ^.jjssr takhzl^y (n of £p») Hindering, detaining. Re
maining behind, deserting.
p jpir’ tukhs or takhas. Anguish, anxiety, change of temper
or constitution, from grief or indisposition.
a Lr zkr tukhasy A dolphin.
a <U~=s^ takhsiyaty (n of Playing at nuts, odd or even
AflkT takhslr, (n ofCausing loss. Damning,
p JLs? takshy Sadness, sorrow, distress. A cross-bow. The
thumb-ring worn by archers. A sliding upon an inclined plane,
from a height to the ground (as boys on the declivity of a hill,
or an inclined plank), (in comp.) Occupying the chief seat.
P \ZJs? takhshdy One who tries to do any thing with energy.
a ^ takhashshuby (v of Eating dry fodder.
A takhashkhush, (n of ^ q) Rattling, clash
ing, rustling (as arms, papers, silks, dry leaves, &c.).
A ^ ^ takhashshu t , (v of Humbling one’s self, be
coming or being humble.
a J* takhashshul, (v of J^J-) Being rejected. Being vile.
A p ^ takhashshum, (v of Spoiling, stinking (meat).
A tukhushshuny (v of Becoming rough (in habit,
face, conversation, or mode of life).
a / ^ takhashshl, (v of Dreading, standing in awe.
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A takhshiyat, (n of l AJ>) Striking with terror,
p (akhshidan, To sit on the uppermost seat.
alJuLsT takhshlfy (n of Conducting others boldly
(a guide in the night). Breaking with violence.
A takhshlm, (n of ^) Being corrupted (meat).
Being very drunk, intoxicated to excess.
a takhshhiy (n of C A^) Making rough; exasperating.
A takhassuSy (v of khassu') Peculiarity.
a takhs'isy (ii of ^khassa) Appropriating,reserv
ing for one’s self. Determining. Particularity, peculiarity.
A takhsify (n of Sewing well. Making (the
hairs) equally white and black (hoariness). Being bad-tem
pered. Making great pretensions to what one is not entitled.
a takhslly (n of J-a^-) Cutting in pieces.
A +~ass? takhsim, (n of j*-^) Attacking legally, sueing at
law, carrying on a process, indicting. Altercation.
A takhazzujy (vof£^) Limping (sheep). Blissoming.
a takhazkhuzy (n of «) Being stirred about
(water, or a ptisan).
a ^kr takhazzu t y (v of ^-^) Being humbled, subdued.
a takhzlby (ii of Tinging beautifully.
a A.p-^ takhzidy (n of A^») Splitting, cutting asunder.
takhzir, (u ofMaking green.
a takhzlzy (ii of ^ khazza) Adorning (a maid).
A takhzi^y (n of j--^) Cutting in pieces, mincing
(meat). Humbling one’s self, tendering submission.
A takhattuty (v of^^>-) Missing the mark (an arrow).
A uJ^aar takhatrufy (n of q) Walking fast, making
long strides. Striking (with a sword). Having loose flabby s ?*
a tukhattufy (vof l— ills-) Seizing, carrying oft. Bein^
snatched away.
a takhatti-Uy (v of Erring, blundering, o enl