'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎355r] (714/1826)

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Hgious habit. A remnant, a patch, a rag. khit'-
katuU htz, A menstruous cloth, p khirkuh anddkh-
tan, (met.) To confess a fault. To surrender. To be lost in
ecstacy. khirkah sukhtan, To rend in pieces,
p kharkatun, Ivy.
p ^ khirkah-poshdri) Religious mendicants, dervishes.
pJ^J khirkah-doZf A hotcher. Poor,
p kharktj A grain from which they make bread.
t kharaky A little ass. A small gelding. A species of
locust. A reptile which has the fore-legs long and the hind ones
short. The bridge of a musical instrument. A child’s go-cart.
A three-legged stool. The rack. A vine-arbour or prop. A
wine or oil-press. A reel for winding cotton upon. A chopping
or sawing-block. A glove. A handle, a hilt. A breast, a pap,
the nipple. The scab. Name of a village near Shiraz,
p kharkddah) A tent, a tabernacle.
khar-kabutar, A wood-pigeon, a queest.
p kharkubutah, A measure. A handle, hilt. The
scab. An earth, or maw-worm.
P kharak (or kharak-i) zamin, Reptiles,
p khur-kus, An idle babbler, a silly fellow.
kharkash, A shoe or slipper, worn above boots, to
keep them clean when walking. Khar-kush^ Killing an ass.
A multiped insect resembling a beetle, met with in cemeteries.
The toe of a boot. Khur-kush, Crooked. Winking, looking
amorously through half-shut eyes. Having a leeling giddiness
from intoxication. A sort of insect.
p khur-kamdn, A large bow. A machine for stringing
bows. A spring-gun set in gardens. Arduous and vain concern,
p khar-kuf, A kind of large owl.
p khargdh, A tent, a pavilion, a tabernacle. The royal
tent, court, or palace. A cottage or moveable Turkoman hut
or tent, formed by flexible poles, and covered with felt-cloth.
,*1^- khargd-i khuzr (or mind), The sky. ,*1^
ilLd tlils khargdh-i falak-ishtibdih, A pavilion high as heaven.
iU khargdh-i mdh, The halo round the moon. A mole
on the cheek. Khirgdh, A pleasant spot.
khar-gar, An insect troublesome to cattle. A halo
round the moon. Crooked.
p*^>- khargurah, A young ass, an ass’s colt.
khar-gaz or khar-giz, A large wasp, a hornet. The
leading of a culprit through the streets, mounted upon an ass.
rjt/> khar-ga&Az (or guwiz), A goad for driving cattle.
rj / y. khar-gtr (or Sjfj*-), The ona S el '> or ' vild ass ’
p ^^ khar-gosh, A hare or rabbit. Lamb’s tongue.
PuXisfU- khargoshttk, A leveret. The plant hare’s tongue.
khargah, A tent. &j\ kharga-i azrak, The
sky. »U KU- kharga-i mah, A halo round the moon.
A C j£. kharm (from Bursting (sewing). Cutting off.
Breaking the bridge of the nose. Piercing pearls or glass beads.
Deviating from the way. Kharm or khurm, The peak of a
mountain. Khuram (from Being pierced in the eai.
Khurum, (pi. of khurm) Summits of mountains.
p khurm, Vapours, exhalations. Name of an open plain.
Kharam, A defect. A dissection, amputation. A return befoie
having finished a journey. Khurrum, Cheerful, smiling, glad.
A pleasant, delightful place. Name of the tenth solar month,
also of the eighth day of every month. j khurram
o khanddn, Cheerful and laughing.
p ley*- kharmd, A groom, a horse-jockey, or stable-keeper.
Khurmd, A date. ^ Ue^>- khurmd-bun, A palm-tree, the pith,
or marrow of the palm-tree, khurmd-i abujahl,
A sort of date. khurmd-i hindi, A tamarind.
A Up- kharmd, (fern, of akhram) Having the tip of
the nose cut off, the bridge broken, lip chapt, or ear pierced.
PjUp- khar-mdr, A groom, a horse-keeper.
p^l^Up- khurmdsidn, A grove of palm-trees.
a khurm an, A lie, a falsehood.
kLcj>~ kharmat, The part of the ear which is pierced.
A ^khurmuj, A kind of blight or smut,
p khuram-ddn, A leathern purse or bag, carried by
religious fraternities at their side.
A khirmis, A dark night.
p j 2 >- khar-mast, Stupid. Obstinate. Athletic.
a kharmashat (from q) Spoiling (a book),
p Lii * y>~ khurram-fazd, The sky.
p i * kharmuk or khurmak. See khar-muhrah.
p khurram-gdh, A large tent. A green, a grass-plot.
v ijjJicjS- khar-magus, A gad fly, the ass-fly. A meat-fly.
p kharmul, A large, tasteless pear.
A khirmil, A foolish woman. A decrepit old woman.
A multitude of men.
P khirman and kharman, The harvest. Reaped corn,
grain. Flour, meal. A barn or other place where the grain is
separated from the straw. A parhelion or mock-sun. A kind
of rich cake, a plum-cake, or fritter. A candlestick, or stand
upon which they place it. khirman-i gadd, A heap
of corn gleaned. khirman-i mdh, A halo round
the moon. The sky. A mole on the cheek.
p khar-munj, A gad-fly. A paralytic. A certain colour
in a horse.
p khirman-sokhtah, Ruined. A bankrupt.
p < khirman-kob, A corn-thresher.
p kharman-gdh, A barn, a threshing-floor,
p khirman-gadd, A harvest-beggar. (BuriiAN.)
p ufy* khirman-girdy, Close-fisted, avaricious, stingy,
p khar-mdsh, A large rat.