'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎555r] (1114/1826)

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A dzwat) Relationship, race, stock.
A JJLT Wicked, malignant. A bird that hatches the
cuckoo’s eggs; hence a cuckold.
A (A- camel) the orifice of whose teats is very nar
row. ^iizuz (from ^uzzcC)^ Having the hole of the teat narrow
(a camel or a sheep).
A t —Religious, devout, chaste, abstemious, ^uzuf
(from <—Jj^), Abstaining, being averse from, loathing.
A (JjjJ* ^azuk) Untimely, unformed (pistachio-nuts).
A LA?/ 2 ° r $Mzun, (pi. of Sjz- ^izat) Sects, companies.
A S&L/ 2 ^ word expressive of pain or sorrow.
A ^izzeity Short-bodied (fox). Name of a place.
a ^c. tAzh, (uizih, LS ^/z £iz/ia’ f zJzhut, 'i\jbj£. dzha-at,
Si&jz ^izhuwat , and £uzhanlg), One who abstains from
women and all amusement; a worthless, stupid dog. Who hates
a partner or associate.
A dy^r 2 Light, swift. A camel feeding at large with
out a keeper.
A S^/ 2 t! za \ (P 1 * l) 6, ifzat) Multitudes, crowds, sects. ^uzza\
Excellent, precious (thing). Name of a thorny tree in Arabia.
Name of an idol. (fern, of jjz] au/zz) Better, more excellent.
A i—-o %(iz7b, Camels which feed abroad all night. A man
who lives far from home. (pi. of Jizib) Distant pastures.
A Race, stock.
a^j j£. Ljizai/r, Es<lras.
a ^aziz, Excellent, precious, dear, valuable. Rare, choice.
Magnificent, incomparable, glorious. Powerful. Venerable,
pious, holy. Centaury. A king (especially of Egypt). Difficult.
sMzlzu’l inti karri) God the avenger. jJcJIa) zji-
ztz-i muktadir^ God Almighty. JjJ£. ^aztzu’l zsitjud, Res
pected person, r padar-i ^uzizum. My revered father.
a Ljjl.jz t (tz~iz~i, Greatness, a ^uzayza' (or*^ ^azayzd-a), A
horse’s buttocks.
A t—i;Jx- fMzlf (from < >)^), Howling or hissing in the desert
(demons). The imaginary nocturnal sound of the devils in the
desert. The noise of thunder.
a ^uzlk, Level ground.
A fjizlm (from ^) ? Applying the mind to, undertaking.
Determining to accomplish. Adjuring. Reading charms or
verses from the Kur’an to avert evil. Hard runningr.
A uizimat (from ^y)* Undertaking. Reading incan-
tatory verses. An incantation, spell, amulet (against fascination,
serpents, disease, or any other evil) ; verses of the Kur’an used
for that purpose. Necessary laws prescribed in that book. Re
solution, determination; undertaking. mdzVl ^a-
zlmat, Successful in (his) plans, p ^azimat kardan,
To intend, purpose, design. Tt> travel. To charm, exorcise,
p ^ijcik. An instrument resembling a Turkish guitar.
a ^ass (from ^assa), Going the rounds at night.
Coming late (intelligence). Giving little meat. Pasturing alone
(a she-camel). ^uss, A large cup. Penis.
a L-c fMsu (or iL—c ^asat). Unripe dates.
AtlsifMsa-a (fromj~£), Drying, or waxing firm and hard;
coming to maturity (a plant).
Aj>[~£. fjtsdbir, (pi. of Whelps from a wolf and hyena.
AjL^c (jjsdr , (m of j-s-) Being difficult.
PjL^ 2 <jMsur , Poverty. A religious life.
A t asdrat (from^-c), Being difficult.
a ^usurd > (or CDbjL-c ^asdriydV)^ One after another.
a a,sds, (pi. of Large cups. fMssds, A wolf
(because he roams at night).
A L/*^ 2 ^ 2 fMsdzis, Hedgehogs.
a £118(1/, The trembling, or falling of the larynx. The
agony, or last breath.
a ^(isukil, (pi. of JiL-c ^cfsfca/) Large mushrooms.
A ^asukll, The appearance of water, (pi. nf --
^uskul) Large white mushrooms.
a^£L*c jMsukir, (pi. of £(iskar) Armies, x. r-
^psdkir-i mansurah, and JL uisRkir-i nusrat-ma
dstr, T he victorious troops.
ijMssdl, Mellifluent. A vender of honey. A trembling
spear. A wolf. A small black and white fig, very sweet.
a ^Mssulat, The honey-making bees. A hive.
A ^asdlij, (pi. of ^k** 2 ^usluj) Tendrils, young shoots.
AjJl —z uisdlik, (pi. of aiL-x and ^islakat) Bad-
tempered. Light, nimble. Long-necked. Bitch-foxes.
sdlik, Wine. Oil.
p ^vJLx- (jMsdlinj, A vine-leaf. (Burhdn-i kuti^.)
a <LjL^£ fMsdnlyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
A t asb also t asab ( from Hiring (a stallion).
Covering (the female). The price paid; and the colt brought
forth. Sperma. t usb, (pi. of t aslb) The bones of the
tail, ^asib, Hair long and uncombed, tusub, (pi. of ■ -
^astb) Straight palm-branches without leaves.
A — z ^isbdrat, A whelp between a wolf and hyena.
A uW 2 ^bdn, (pi. of t aslb) Straight, leafless palm-
branches.
a ^usbat, A cleft in a mountain.
Aj+~~z ^usbur , (fern, ^usburat) A panther.
A (jy** 2 fj sb *k) A bitter vulnerary plant.
a A L—j-- fMsbalat, A popular commotion.
Ajj~-£ ^usbur, A dog begotten by a wolf.
A ant ^ l/saj (from ^~ fc2 )) Stretching out the neck in
travelling (a camel or horse). Being distempered by unwhole
some pasture (flocks or herds).
a ^s*"- 2 £(tsjad, G old.
A (Msjadlyat, Camels upon which kings ride.
Aj-sr- 2 /isjar, Salt.