'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎541v] (1087/1826)

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A tiyub) (ill of Jesting, joking, playing toge
ther. Any thing lawful. A pleasant day. 7 uj/j/aZ/, Cood, ex
cellent, sweet.
AjVJ? tiyai') (m of^JsjMaking fly, putting in rapid motion.
Tayyur, Fleet (horse or arrow). Quicksilver. A winged animal.
A tayyarat, A kind of fast sailing vessel.
A tayyash, Inconstant, light, vain,
p ujU? tiyafy The night-mare. (Burhan-i kati^.)
A tiyal, (ph of tawil) Long, tall.
a <LJU? t ay alis at, (pi. of taylasan, t ay Us an, or taylu-
san), Cloaks hanging from the shoulders,
p jjLi? tayan, A kind of ivy.
a tayyan, A starved person, one who eats nothing. One
who prepares plaster, mortar, or clay.
a£'U? tiyanat, The art of preparing or using mortar.
a fib (from i—^)> Being good and lawful. Being
sweet and delicate. Suavity. Odour, perfume; an aromatic un
guent, essence. Any thing lawful. The best part of any thing.
t~ib-i haxsa-i baha, The salubrity of the air.
s_ azfaru't 'fib, Perfumed nails. Tayyib, Good, ex
cellent. Sweet, agreeable, delicate. Legal. Odour, perfume.
a CuLJ? tayyib at, (pi. of tayyibat) Good, excellent
works, pious fabrics, public buildings. Delights.
a taybat, Madina. Tibat (from Being good, law r -
ful. Being sweet, delicious. Rendering so.
tibat-i najst, With a willing mind. Tiyabat, Fair, not treache
rous (captivity). Tayyibat, (fern, of Good.
kI% ti-ut (from Being smooth, level, (bed or place).
Convenience. Softness. <0? uila' ti-atin, Conveniently.
A iiyat, A mode of folding or wrapping up (of any thing).
An intention, purpose. Any distant place of shelter or rest to
which one is travelling.
a tayjan, A frying-pan.
A tayh (from db), Perishing, being in imminent danger.
Falling. Wandering about in astonishment. The plough-tail.
A teCUs tayhat, Any cause of discord.
a taykh (from -^0? Contaminating. Being defiled.
Growing proud, strutting, behaving loftily,
r 'jJe tayr, Sal ammoniac.
A jJb tayr (from Flying. Being carried rapidly along.
Being long, or tall. A bird. An omen from the flight of birds
(especially a bad one). Lightness. ^- 2 ^ ra-sihi’t
tayru, The birds are on his head, i.e. he remains immoveable,
tranquil, grave. J-IH jlc taynCl layl, The bird of night, the ow l.
p tayr an, (pi. of Arab.^-L tayr} Birds.
a tayran and tayarun (from^), Flying. Being borne
rapidly along, p ^ j+c tayran kardan, To fly.
p tayruni, Belonging to birds, volatile.
a 'iJc tayrat, Agility, levity of mind. That, A bad omen.
a tjjjb tayrurat (from ^-L), Flying with velocity. Levity,
p xJa tirah, Anger, choler. Shame, modesty. Bashful,
p^jlj L*l? tez dddan (or ^SiJ^etezldan), To break wind.
a lays (from Being many, copious. Tays. (and
taysal), Multitude, plenty (of water or sand). Animals
which multiply exceedingly. Dust on the surface of the ground.
a taysa^, A large place. A covetous man.
A J—b taysal, A dark night. A violent wind. Taking a
short journey. Opulent. The semblance of water on a plain.
p J? taysah, A bed, couch,carpet. Ttsah, A pillow, bolster.
a (jlJ? taysh (from jj^), Being light, inconstant. Being
foolish. Missing the mark (an arrow). Levity, inconstancy,
folly, irresolution. Anger, passion,
A I 2 J 5 tit, Foolish.
A titan, A wild leek or scallion,
p yaJb titu, A kind of w ater-fowl.
A taytazsi, A species of the bird ILi kata.
A £--i? tayyi^. Obsequious; willing.
A tayyi^an, Willingly, voluntarily, of his own accord.
pj^Lb tayghur, A kind of hunting-bird.
a <. tayf (from c- i-t), Appearing (as a ghost). Surround-
ing, going round. A phantom, a spectre, a vision. ^ ^
tayfun min ash'shaytdn, A spectre raised by the devil,
p Tayfasun, Ctesiphon, Madain. Baghdad,
p tayfur, A bird or winged insect. (Burhan-i kd(t\.)
Ajy-L-k tay/ur, Name of a little bird.
A tikun, (pi. of tdk) Arches,
p tiki, A kind of red grain.
a jJj til, (pi. of J(j!» tul) Ropes. Til or tiyal. Duration of
life, age. Absence.
p tayldfiyun, Houseleek. The anemone.
a tayyilat, A breath or blast of wind.
a taylas, taylis, tuylus, (^jl—Li: taylasdn, taylisan, or
taylusdn), A part of the turban, sash, or any thing similar, hang
ing from the head over the shoulders; particularly that worn by
the noblemen in Arabia, of the family of Muhammad: also a
kind of head-dress or mantle worn by the Sophs or Dervishes
in Persia. taylasan-i muza^far, The rays of the
sun. ^ 3^5 /C ,L-L1? taylasdn-i mutarrd, Night.
ibn-i taylasdn, A Persian, a barbarian. \i yd ibn-i
tuylasdn, O son of a barbarian!
a taym (from (God) forming (any one for good).
Being good (any body’s work).
a tayn (from Sealing (a letter) with clay, fork
ing up clay excellently. Plastering a roof with clay. (God)
forming any one for a good end. Tin, Earth, clay, mud, loam.
jLa\ tin-i asfar, Yellow earth or chalk. 'cF*,
mukhtum, Sealing-clay or wax, the earth of Lemnos, ruddle.
tin-iannani, Bole armoniac.