'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎279r] (562/1826)

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J tanshib, (n of Blowing-gently. Fixing.
a <£■»<—.' tanshi-at, of Causing to grow. Educatino-.
p tanshidan, To be suffocated.
A j^-> tanshtr, (n ofyj) Displaying, diffusing, extending.
Averting evil from another. Writing an incantation.
A S: j- -' tanshlt, (n ofk^j) Making cheerful, lively, brisk.
Fattening (a horse). Tying knots (upon a rope).
A ■ “r^"-' tansliif, (n of i-_ilj) Imbibing (water, as cloth,
the earth, &c.). Giving frothy milk (a camel).
A L? A ’ tunshlk) (n of Pouring into the nostrils.
tanshll, (u of J^-j) Giving breakfast (to a guest).
A tanshtm, (u of |*£~>) Attacking, beginning (especially
anj thing bad). Appearing. Beginning to corrupt (meat).
A tanassub, (v of Rising on the feet. Being
raised (dust). Giving close attention to any thing.
a tanassuh, (v of^*^) Wishing well to any one. Being
a faithful monitor. T. aking advice. Being well watered (camels).
A^ 1 —’ tanassur , (v of^zi) Becoming a Christian (Nazarene).
Endeavouring or attempting to assist another.
a 1 tanassuS) (v of nussa') Affirming by letter.
A tanassuf, (v oft_jLr) Being a servant. Receiving
as a servant. Veiling (a woman).
a ' tanassul, (v of Being absolved (from a crime).
Taking or drawing out, producing. Choosing.
A tanassi, (v of^a.') Curling (her) long flowing locks
(a woman). Marrying into a noble tribe.
A tansib, (n of c-^ai) Pricking his ears (a horse).
Laying snares, hatching mischief. Opposing an enemy.
tansir, (n ofConverting to Christianity.
A tans is, (n of nassa) Harassing (a debtor).
Affirming, declaring. Writing. Proving from the Kur’an.
A tanstf, (n of l_jL 23) Dividing in the middle, or into
two equal parts. Being half white, half black (the beard or
hair). Bearing dates half red, half green (a palm-tree). Being
middle-aged. Being mid-day. Reaching half-way down the
thigh (a garment). Covering the face with a veil.
A tansil, (n of J-si) Taking the head (off a spear),
the tincture (off a beard), or a mole (from the eye). Putting
the head on a spear. Piercing with, or fixing an arrow into.
A tanzdh, (from ^ d,, ) Exuding (a leathern bottle).
A tanzub, A thorny tree, of which arrows are made.
A tanazzuh, (v of ^^) Being sunk in the sockets (eyes).
Vindicating himself (from a crime).
A tanazzuz, (v of nazza') Despatching (business).
Praising, approving. Drawing to himself. Getting by little
and little, what another ow es him.
a tanazzi, (v ofj*i>) Emaciating, consuming.
a tanzib, (n of Giving little milk (a camel).
a ‘WisJ tanziyat, (n ofj*aj) Stripping much and often.
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a ^-^3 tanzij, (u of^* 2 -’) Boiling or dressing sufficiently.
Not foaling (a camel) at the end of a full year. Suppuration.
A tanzid, (n of\XdJ) Laying in order one on another.
tanztr, (n of(God) blessing with beauty and
every ornamental excellence.
A tanattus, (\ of Being curious, inquisitivej ac
curate ; nicely attentive to dress, speech, or victuals.
A tanattu^, (v of £-^) Being attentive, industrious.
Speaking profoundly, mysteriously. Serving up broken victuals.
A u, g W., 1 tanattuf, (v of i—i.Vi.*) Being suspected. Putting
rings in the ears (a girl). Considering, understanding.
A ' tanattiok, (v of^J^aj) Putting on a girdle. Speaking.
A tanatnut, (u of > q) Being distant, retiring far.
A tantlf, (n of t__a!n) Adorning herself with ear-rings
(a girl). Causing to drop. Accusing, impeaching.
A ij-*- 2 -*-' tantik, (n of (j^u) Putting on a sash, belt, or girdle.
Rising to the middle of the bank (water).
Ajllij tinzur (from Looking, viewing.
tanazzur, (v of^aJ) Granting a delay, waiting. Bear
ing patiently. Expectation. Patience.
A a > tunazzuf, (v ofu-C-iaj) Cleaning, purifying one’s self.
Being or pretending to be neat, nice, clean.
A jJixj tanazzum, (v of Being arranged, strung (pearls).
Aj^iz+j tanzir, (n of^li>) Beholding. Resembling. Affinity.
A 1 tanzif, (n of u. a )n.' ) Purifying, making clean.
Carrying every thing clean off, exacting the whole tribute.
A * 1 tanztm, (n of j*^aj) Composing (verses). Threading
(pearls). Ordering, arranging. Governing.
a tanijib (from c—^*i), Croaking. Crowing.
A tana^j/ul, (v of <J^) Putting on shoes or slippers.
A tana^um, (v of ,**3) Being blessed with, enjoying in
abundance, the conveniences and comforts of life. Suitino-,
agreeing with, being salubrious (a country). Walking bare
foot. Searching, seeking. Striving, endeavouring. Urging
forward (a beast). Happiness, enjoyment. Prosperity.
A tana^nu^, (n of £-^*3 q) Being distant. Nodding.
a^xxj tan^dr, (n of jXj) Turning (an arrow on the nail to
try its smoothness or straightness).
A. tan<jjsh, (n of^**^) Exalting. Saying to any one
•—^~-*3 na^ashaka 1 Huh, May God exalt you!
A tantjl, (n of (Jaj) Shoeing a horse (with iron), or a
camel (with leather).
A j*^**“*3 tanzdm, (n of j*^) Bestowing plenty. Saying
na^am, yes, in confirmation of any assertion. Name of a place.
a t^**-*^ tan^imah, A kind of tree.
tanaghghur, (v of j*->) Boiling with rage, taking of
fence. Having an aversion.
A tanaghghush, (v of (^A*3) Trembling, nodding.
a tanaghghus, (v of ^^av) Being unhappy (life).