'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎574r] (1152/1826)

ground; a pond, a ditch, furrow or rut in such ground : the
sticking of a horse’s hoof in such a place. Hesitation or stop
ping in the midst of a speech. Boldness in speech or in battle.
Ghudar, A ditch. Treacherous. jAi l> ya ghudara, O traitor!
Ghudur, (pi. of ghadtr) Ponds.
PjSc ghadar, The breast of a garment. A breast-plate.
Xz ghudrun, (pi. of ghad'ir) Ponds, (pi. of
ghadiral) Slips of plants.
a XjSz ghidrat also ghudrat, Any thing left. Ghadarat, A
ditch. Ghadirat, Dark (night).
r ghadrak, A breast-plate.
AjJ^ghudz, The herb turnsole.
Speed, haste ; hurry. Confusion.
A ghadaf, Plenty of provisions.
A ghidfdn, (pi. of ghuddf) Black crows.
f XjiXz ghudfarah, A stupid fellow.
A (Ji-Xi ghidaji, A worn garment. A comfortable life. Tall
(man). Large-bodied (camel).
a ^-Xi. ghidfari) A comfortable life.
A Jj'Xi ghadak (from Jj^i), Flowing plentifully (water).
A ghadan, Softness, gentleness, lenity. Languor, relaxa
tion. Somnolency, sleep.
A ghudnat) Softness. A lump of flesh behind the ears.
ghadang also ghadung, A pustule, pimple, swelling.
Base, impure. Disproportioned, ill-shaped. Rude, unpolished.
Stupid. Perfidy.
A ghadzC) The morrow. Ghuduw (from jiXc), Coming in
the morning. The morning. j bVl ghuduxsi wa'l
dsdl, Morning and evening.
pjAi ghaduj A drink made of water, millet, barley or rice.
A ijwXi ghadwat or ghudzcat. The morning between dawn and
sun-rise. Ghuduwat (fromjAi), Coming in the morning.
AjjJsi ghadur, Fraudulent, most perfidious.
A ^tXc ghadazvly, Of to-morrow. The foetus in the womb.
A ghuda\ (pi. of SjJJ: ghadwat and of ghudwat) Morn
ing-tides. Ghadly, Of to-morrow.
A ghadydn, (fern. ItJcc ghadyd) Dining, at dinner.
A ghaifiyat, Morning.
A^jJki ghadlr, Fraudulent, perfidious. A ditch, a pool, stag
nant water. A sword. GAeV/t/Jr, Very perfidious.
A ^'‘Xi ghadtrat, A curling lock of a woman’s hair. Remain-
ina- or left behind the flock (a sheep). The ditch in which an
eastern weaver sits at work. A slip, a graft.
A ghazz (from j^igArt^fl), Swelling,suppurating (a wound).
Bringing on a suppuration. Being deficient.
A \sz ghizd, Meat or drink, diet, provision, food. (pi. of
ghaziy) F'cetuses of sheep.
A ghuzdrim, Indefinite, conjectural. Abundant (water).
A ghuzdm, A portion of milk.
A ghazdmat or ghuzdmat, Great plenty of milk. Ghu-
zdmat, Impurity (especially of colour). A part of one’s cattle
or other estate. Inconvenient (place).
a ghuzdmir, Much (water).
a ghazdmir, (pi. of ghazmarat) Clamours, noises.
A ghizdyat, Aliment.
A ghuzaz, The evil, a swelling, an inflammation of the
glands (cured by burning).
A LcjiXz ghazramat (from q), Buying and selling (any
thing) in the lump by conjecture.
A ghazm (from |*a£), Giving away the best part of one’s
property. Eating voraciously. Ghazam, A kind of herb.
A <t«kXc ghazmat, One word (was not heard).
A |*«x<.xi ghazamzam. Any measure of an uncertain quantity.
A ghazmarat (from q), Speaking humbly to a
haughty or threatening man. Mixing. Being angry. Laugh
ing immoderately. Crying out, making a great clamour. Sigh
ing or breathing hard. Seizing by violence from one and giving
to another. Clamour.
AjAc ghazw (from j^Xi), Feeding, maintaining. Ghuzuw
(from jiXi), Flowing (water). Emitting blood (a vein).
A ghazazodn, Brisk, swift (horse).
A<L)ljAi. ghazawdnat, A sharp tongue. Impudent, obscene.
A q£jiXc ghazawly (or ghazly), New born (lamb or kid).
1 he foetus in the belly of a goat or sheep; cattle sold with young.
A c_£.xi ghaza' or ghazan, Camel’s urine.
A j»X>4Xi ghazlzat, Pus, corrupted flesh (of a wound),
j-i ghazlratj Milk-pottage warmed by a hot stone.
A ghaztmat, (A country) yielding plentifully the plant
iUjiXi ghazlmatuji munkaratun, Inconvenient place.
P V £ ghar^ A whore. An infamous boy. Ruptured. Ghur,
The rupture, a swelled testicle. Ruptured. A Turkish nation.
Pimples on the forehead. Swellings in the neck.
* A gharra, (fui.j*z yaghurru) He deceived.
A j£- g//arr (from jZ gharra), Deceiving, flattering with vain
hopes, cajoling, coaxing. A bird feeding its young, putting bill
into bill. Cutting (as a garment) by folding up. A fissure in
the skin, or rent in a garment, tawaytuhu ^ald >
gharrihi, I folded (it) up in the old fold, i. e. I left it as it was.
Ghirr, Unskilled, inexperienced, untaught. Ghurr, (pi. of jlc
ghdrr) Vain hopes, trifles.
a\jZ ghard (fromj^i), Being attached, wholly dedicated (to
any thing). Being extremely irascible, indulging anger to ex
cess. Glue, isinglass. Lean, extenuated. The foetus of a cow.
Gharrd, (fern, of^zj agharr') White, bright, splendid, illustrious,
noble. Having a white star on the forehead (a mare),
laylatu'l gharrd, Thursday-night.
p !r^ ghurdy White, bright. The sun.
ksSjS. ghird-Uy (in ofj^z) Joining, subjoining. Glue.
a ghirdb or ghurdby The curved part of the edge of a