'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎540r] (1084/1826)

r tambl, An open-fronted summer-apartment.
a tannat, A tinkling noise. Tunnat, One reed drawn
from a bundle.
a tansarat (from q), Eating fat, indigestible things.
a tanjahurat, A cup, a flaggon.
a tinjir, A cauldron, a kettle.
A tinkh) A part of the night. Tanakh (from Nau
seating, having an indigestion (from fulness).
A dss& tanakhat, Foolish.
Aj_il? tanz (fromHolding up to ridicule. Irony, ridi
cule, jest; reproach, reprehension, contumely, sarcasm. vjA)
tanz kardan, To calumniate, to ridicule.
A tanasy Great darkness.
A (jiJ zu) tantan } (A man) who has associates.
A tantaraniy, Earnest, emphatic.
A A'Az'.r tantanat, Sound, resounding, re-echoing of musical
instruments. I he murmuring of water. Noise, vociferation,
clamour. Fame, rumour, news, report. Pomp, state.
A tanf (from u-sLlr), Being suspicious. Tanf, tanaf,
tunf) also tunuf) The projection of a mountain, a promontory.
A pent-house. Tanaf^ 1 hongs of red leather over boxes.
A^wxJs Deformed, wicked (when formerly the reverse).
A <(w t unfa sat (from q), Becoming deformed, wicked,
after having been good. Putting on many clothes. Tanfasat,
tanftsat, tinfasat, tinfisat^ or tunfusat^ A carpet or stratum with
a shaggy pile. Mats made with palm-leaves, about a cubit in
breadth. Garments. A carpet without a pile.
a tanfash (or tanfashly'). Weak, enervated.
A tanfashut (from q), Contracting the eyes to look
with greater steadiness.
A uJyiia tunuf (from i—ciL), Suspecting, (pi. of tanf,
tanafytnnf, and tunuf), Promontories, mountain-tops.
a tana' (from Having a disease of the spleen (a
camel). A disease of the spleen (adhering to the breast). Tani,
Very thirsty (camel). Tunna', A stout, corpulent man.
1> tanidan, To tingle (the ear).
A ejrk tamn (from Js tanna), Tingling (in the ear). Hum
ming (flies). Quacking (a duck). Falling down, dying. Noise,
sound, reverberation, echo, rumour, fame.
zubub, The buzzing of a fly.
Ayk tazcin (for tawi), Thin, pliable.
a tawwab, A brick-maker.
a tawdbik, (pi. of tdbak and tdbik) Frying-pans.
A tarcajin, (pi. of tdjin and ^saL) The same.
a tawdhin, (pi. of tdhinat) Back teeth, grinders.
a tawdhin, (pi. of tby>-^3 tdhunat) Water-mills.
A j\»“ tawdr (fromjyb), Approaching. Tawdr or tiwdr, The
area of a house or ground which it covers, including the court.
'b J tamn~i
A tawdrif. Eyes. Such wild beasts as are hunted, (pi.
of tdrifat), Outer sides of tents. Things newly invented.
A tawdrik, (pi. of dLijlb tdrikat) Nocturnal travellers.
Augurs, diviners, soothsayers, necromancers. Calamities,
p tawdrah, Name of a poisonous herb.
tuwdridan, To water.
A tawdsh, An eunuch.
a tawdshi, Eunuchs.
\\:\ys tuwdt, Strenuous. A libidinous stallion.
tizcd^, (m of £yb) Consenting, conforming to.
A tawd^jyat, Obedience, obsequiousness.
A ctf^yb tawdidn, (pi. of ^y^lb tdfun) Pestilential diseases.
A U^-ibb tawdghit, (pi. of C-Jjilb tdghut) Idols. Augurs.
A t— »|yb tawdf (from (»»ijb), Turning. Surrounding; going
round, making a procession. Going to the necessary. Gyration,
revolution. A walk. A piece, a slice, ^ ,^-^ys
tawdf-i baytu' lldhi'l hardm, The procession round the Kabbah
or temple of Mecca, which the pilgrims are enjoined by the
Kur’an to do seven times, the three first in a quick, the four last
in a grave ordinary pace; it being also necessary, every time
they pass the black stone which is set in silver at the south-east
corner (about seven spans above the ground) either to kiss or
touch it with the hand, which they immediately apply to their lips.
It is supposed by the Muhammadans to have been one of the
stones of Paradise, and that it fell to the earth with Adam; but
being again taken up at the deluge, it remained there till the
angel Gabriel brought it to Abraham when he was building the
Kabbah. It is said to have the property of swimming in water:
and it was originally as white as snow; though it has long since
become superficially black, either in consequence of the touch of
a menstruous woman, according to some doctors, or, as others
imagine, by the kisses of the numberless pilgrims that have in
all times flocked to Mecca, p <_jUb tawdf kardan, To tra
vel over, surround, encompass, a Tazcwdf, One who joins in the
sacred procession at Mecca or in other places. p iUb
tawwdf-i sarkash, One who carries fruit about to sell. The
night-patrol. A thief, a robber.
A J^b tazcdl or tizcdl, The term of life. Thoul, (m of Jjb)
Disputing about length. Delaying, (pi. of Jj *b tazotl and J!»b
tuwdil), Long. 7 modi, Length. Long. Tuwwdl, V ery long.
A £-J^*b tawdlit, (pi. of «-i^b tdl/f) Dawns. Horoscopes.
a (jJ^yb tazcdlik, Temperate (night). Camels sent to a distant
watering-place at the end of the first day’s journey, (pi. of <u!lb
tdlikat), Divorced (women).
A ^u-Jyb tazodmis, (pi. of ^uw<,lb tdniis) Far distant, separate.
A _ > rr c ^ tawdimtr, (pi. oL^clb tdmur andjU^b tumdr) Volumes.
a j^uJ^bb tazodwls, (pi. of ^-yy^b tdzcus) Peacocks.
A ^rljb tawd-ih, (pi. of ctasrlb) Adverse, harassing accidents.
A t_ 2 .dyb tazed-if, (pi. of ifijlb td-ifat) Peoples, tribes, nations.
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