'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎248r] (500/1826)

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pjb' cjj turk-taz r An inroad for the sake of plunder and de
vastation. The pretended indifference or indignation of lovers.
p t ur k-tazi, A plundering excursion, a roving about.
p turk-josh, (Meat) codied, parboiled.
p Turkchah, Turkish, like a Turk.
p tarakkuhy (v of Delaying. Being easily contained.
Using freely ; following one’s own discretion.
P ^“ tar kardariy To moisten, to bedew. To steep, to dye.
p cAj 'Uifj tar kardan-i zabdn, Speaking harshly. Keep-
ing any thing in the mouth.
vjZj tarkaz, A field sown with seeds and reaped. The se
cond ploughing, or second crop. A furrow. A fallow field.
tarkaj, Seed. A field prepared for sowing.
v Turktstdn, Turan, Turkomania, or Transoxania.
pj\j^ CJj
turk-suzcdr, A horseman, a cavalier.
p tarkash, The wrist. A quiver. He
exhausted his quiver, i. e. he was conquered, or surrendered,
p Sjj tarkash-batid, \\ earing a quiver.
p tarkash-jaiczdy iSame of a constellation in the
sign Gemini resembling a quiver.
p Turk-gharty Name of a cruel people in Turkistan.
a tarakkuly (v of (J^i) Putting the foot upon any thing
(as a spade), digging up the ground.
p 1 urkumdriy A Turkoman, a vagrant Turk,
p jjlwtUiy Turkumdnistdriy Turkomania.
p ‘p'^P Turhumdniy Turkish, Turkoman.
p turk-mizdjy Wicked, deceitful, sly, cunning.
A ^Ap turukkuriy (v of ^j) Being firmly established,
p turkandy Any thing vain, useless. Fraud, deceit,
p tarkandahy foolish, trivial conversation. Deceit.
p ^Jpp turkutiy A strap attached to the fore or hinder part of
a saddle, by which a portmanteau is made fast. A thong for
tying the hands of captives together.
P jppp tarkihdr (or tark-i hdran)y A trencher.
p ^Pp TW&7, Turkish, Turk-like. A porcupine. lAp
turki kardariy To oppress, to injure.
a Turkiyat, Turkish writings, Turkish affairs (which
are considered as barbarous by the Arabians and Persians).
A tarkiby (n of l_^£>) Composing. Setting (a stone
in a ring. Fixing (a head upon a spear) Composition, com
pound, compost, mixture. Mortar, cement. Make, form, me
chanism. The body. A note in music. An adjunct epithet in
composition, an adjective compounded and composing, a com
pounding particle ; the contracted Persian particle, used in com
pounding words; the second part of a compounding word, as jb
buz inJ dshk-bdzy Sporting with love.
p < "r''^p tarkib-band, A species of poetry.
A tarktbly Compounded, mixed. Artful, artificial.
p tarkldan or tirkidany To cleave. To crack.
x }^j tarkizy (n of^,) Fixing (a halberd) in the ground.
(God) fixing in the earth mines (of gold and silver).
A tarkiky (uofCS, rakka) Attenuating much. Folly.
A cM/ tarkily (11 of j£>) Kicking, striking with the foot.
A tar kilty (n of Making alike.
p tirliky A short-sleeved garment open in front,
p tarlungdriy God, quickening, creating.
p tarlawahy An ascending and descending road.
p fji tar my A cloud.
A taraniy A pain in the fundament of animals.
A U j (i! Id) taramdy Especially, first of all.
p^AjUy tarmdnidariy To cause to throw.
v tarmatdyy A species of falcon,
p Tirmidy Name of a city.
A (VV taramruniy (u of q) Being silent. Muttering.
tarammuzy (v of y*j) Being confounded by a blow.
Being in commotion, tumultuous. Preparing one’s self, girding
up the loins. Breaking wind violently.
p tarmazdariy To be silent.
p {J ^J tarmas or tarmus, A bramble. Tarmus, A kind of
millet, r I urkey-corn. A lupin. Turmus, A bean; the carob-tree.
A a —<y tarmasaty A place constructed under ground for cool
air in summer, or for preserving provisions.
p tarmas ally A weight of eight grains, or two beans,
p tarmishy The carob-tree. Tarmushy A blackberry.
A bramble. The mulberry-tree.
v taramshtry A species of elixir.
A tarammuzy (v of Hunting (a doe) under the
noon-day sun, when the animal becomes an easy prey.
A tarammu^y (v of ^-<j) Trembling with rage.
A tarammuky (v of J^cj) Drinking (milk or water), by
sipping it at several times.
p tirmaky Hardness of heart.
A tarammuly (v of (J^) Becoming a widow. Being
stained with blood.
a tarammumy (v of ^ ramma) Being separated.
p <jj tar-munishty Wickedness.
p tarmurahy A swing, a see-saw.
p tarmushy A bramble.
p tarmahy Fraud, deceit. Tarmah or turmah, A saddle
cloth. A radish.
A tar am ml, (v of ^j) Shooting, throwing at a mark.
A tarmlsy (u ofci-^) Leaving milk in the udder.
A ‘Vv’ tarmldy (u of A<j) Reducing to ashes. Dyeing of an
ash-colour. Covering, soiling with ashes. Giving milk (a ewe).
p U' x ^r l tar ml dan. To shoot, to throw, to hurl.
A U^ir'ir tarmlzy (n of y^cj) Tarrying (for another) some
time, and then proceeding.
A ZytP tarml^y (n of^.<^) Producing an abortion (a beast).
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