'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎534v] (1073/1826)

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Ajlsr’ tukharim, Enraged, passionate.
A <L\j\^r takhariyat) An old worn-out ass.
a takhdrtr, A scattered multitude, (pi. tuhh-
rur) Thin clouds. Slender, relaxed men.
tukhdtikh) Darkness.
A t—ils-' 5 takhdf) A high cloud. Tikhdf^ A thin cloud through
which the sky is seen.
A takhs (from Thrusting away (with the hand).
A uJyz? ^Ar«/(and toj*? tikhrafat), A thin cloud. Thin
butter. A thin kind of gruel or broth.
Ajjjiz? takhrur also tukhrur^ A thin cloud. Tukhrur^ A
slender relaxed man. A stranger. A scattered multitude.
a ijjjsr takhrurat) A thin cloud.
tikhzy A lie, a falsehood.
A tikhs, A root, origin. Quantity; estimation. ^-Sj
tikhsu sharr, The origin of evil.
A (jJLsS 5 takhsh and takhash, (from Being dark, dim-
sighted (the eye).
a ,^- lU«=-~ tukhtdkh, Any thing worn. Close clouds. The rat
tling 1 sound of a necklace.
a ^ ^ tikh tikh. Laughing, ha ! ha ! ha !
a takhtakhat (from q), Equalling; joinin
one
thing to another.
a takhfj Grief which clouds the mind. Sour milk. A
high cloud.
O
takhfd, (A she-ass) having black nostrils.
A <kLk.~ tukhfat, (pi. of i— Jlsr tikhdf) Thin clouds.
A <U^sk takhmat, A herd of goats. Tukhmat, Blackness on
the tip of the nose.
A kr‘ i ' takhmariratj A little cloud. Any thing.
A tikhmily A roost-cock.
Giving a blow. Sprouting (as herbage, or mustachoes). Dis
membering, cutting off (the hand). Turr, The generality.
A \j& tur-a (from y?), Coming by surprise, arriving suddenly.
A tarari) Innumerable kinds of creatures. Turran, All.
A AJb turrd-a (and tur-da), Comers by surprise.
a iAJs tard-at (from \Jo), Being fresh.
x c-d tirub, (Camels) longing for their accustomed place.
A Tardbulus~i sham, Tripoli in Syria.
L-Jj£- Tardbulus-i gharb, Tripoli in Barbary.
Tirdbuzan, Trebisond.
a Jly? tardbil, (pi. of Jb Js tirbdl) Enclosures.
a *y> tar at or tirdt (from c?^), Being fresh.
a ^ tur-at, Force (of a torrent).
a tardsls, (pi. of tarsus) Species of funguses.
A jO tirdh, (in of ^Ja) Conversing, holding a conference
with any one. Tarrdh^ An architect.
A ^c^y? turdhl, Far distant (journey).
a <L>-y? tardkhinat, (pi. of ^1=^ tarkhdn) Princes, dukes.
a C)\jD tirade (m of J^?) Making a headlong attack in battle.
A hunting spear, a javelin. 1'arrdd^ A long day. Tirrad^ A
small swift vessel. A large place. An open and flat roof. One
who tires out the patience of his hearers by a tedious delivery.
A y> tarrdr, A cut-purse, a pickpocket. An impostor,
p tarrdrah. Quickness, expedition.
p Sj\Js Utrrdrah-zabdn, Chattering, eternal clack.
r ifj]/ 0 tarrdrt, Quickness, fluency.
v turdrldan, To inquire, to search diligently,
pjy? tirdz (taraZf Burhdn-i kdti^), A fringe, lace, embroi
dery, or any other ornament on the border ot a garment. A
royal robe, or rich dress so ornamented ; also the places in Per
sia where they are generally made. The decoration ot a city
upon any public solemnity. An ornament. Painting, embroidery.
A flag. Sugar-cane. A sugar-refinery in the province of Khu-
zisian. A work-shop, a (silk) manufactory. M ay, form, man
ner, rule. A company of people. Wild, belonging to the de
sert. Singing, trilling. Name of a city in China, (in comp.)
Embroidering, adorning, dj)} 2asar ( or dsdr) tiraziin,
Historiographers, dibdjah-tirdz 9 A composer of
prefaces or exordiums (as being written in a highly ornamented
style). j\Ja ^abkari-tirdz, Having edgings or fringes ot
various colour or figures.
A^y? tarrdz, An embroiderer.
p /j\Jo tirdz-gar (or tirdzandah), An embroiderer.
v tardzandah, One who decorates. (Buriian.)
Pjjy? tirdzu, A balance or pair of scales,
p tirdzu-ddn, The bason or scale of a balance,
p tirdzidan, To embroider, ornament. To sing.
a <L£>\j>s iardshat, A detachment sent forth to plunder.
a u-sy? tirdf, A tent made of tanned leather.