'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎597r] (1198/1826)

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p ^yjsjisds or fusus^ Seduction from the way of safety. Re
proach, blame, sarcasm, gibe, joke, jest, raillery; a holding up
to ridicule. Vexation, sorrow, regret, grief. Ah! alas! Fusos,
Cream. Any thing cut fine or small. f us ° s Car
dan, To rail at, to ridicule, to banter.
p fusus-kart) Chequered or inlaid work.
p foostdaii) To sigh after, to grieve for. To joke,
to jeer. To seduce, to lead astray.
A f u suk (from Going out. Deviating from the
commands of God. Being wicked, adulterous.
A dj** 1 fasul? (ph ot fasl)^ Men of the worst kind. (pi.
of fasll)^ Palm-shoots, or suckers.
k fusulat (from <J—J), Being worthless, of a vile stock
(a man). Weaning (an infant).
p Incantation, fascination. Fraud, deceit. <JjL-s
^ jfasdnah zeafusun, Fables and enchantments,
p \jj~+3 fusuna, An enchanter, a fascinator.
p fast bam dan (or fasibidan). To hold or
lead (a horse). To thrust forward. To repel, to press.
A ^—s fasth, A mple, large, capacious,
haydt-i fasihatu'l hasanat, A life employed in pious actions.
<is \—9 sahrd-ifaslhatuU arja, An extensive field.
A ^-Jfaslkh, Weak in mind and in body. (Meat) falling to
pieces from over-boiling.
A Ju—.i fasld, Corrupted, vicious.
a fasts, Weak in mind and body.
a K*—? f^slt, A paring of the nail. The stalk of a date.
A Jisslk, Intent upon villainy. An adulterer, a catamite,
p fasti, A kind of pulse. Any thing bad.
a i fasti (or ftstl, i fastlat or ftstlat), The young
shoot of a palm-tree. ,
paL— i fastlah, A herd, a flock, a bevy. Bashful; blushing
or reddening- from vexation. A branch.
r ^jLs fash, Scattered. The noise made in untying garments.
The parts about the mouth (especially of a horse). A kind of
cap or tiara wrapped round with a turban-sash, part of it hang
ing down the back or side. A horse’s forelocks. (Sometimes
used for wash), A particle of similitude; as aLc ttidh-
fash, Like the moon. Fush, The mane or tail of a horse. The
extremity of any thing.
a Jis fashsh (from ^ fashsha), Forcing (the air) out of a
bag, or bladder. Belching. Divesting (any thing) of malignity.
Nodding, making a signal with the head. Milking expeditiously
(a camel). Opening a lock without a key. The fruit of an
African carob, bean, or capers, foolish. Detraction. The pur
suit of thieves.
a \Lifashd, The breed or multiplication of cattle,
pjlli fashdr, A scattering. Diffusion. Fishdr, Compres
sion, constriction. The piercing of one thing with another^
p fshdrdan, To press, to squeeze, to wring.
p fashdsh (or fashdfush), Whizzing of arrows.
A fashshdsh, A thief.
p Jishd^, The white, or black vine. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
A Jishdgh, Laziness, slowness. (See alsojUi shighdr.)
Fushdgh, A patch on a leathern bottle. Fushdgh or fushshdgh,
A species of herb, which, like ivy, surrounds trees, bind-weed.
p fashdn, A mace of iron, silver, or gold. Fishdn, Scat-
tering, strewing, shedding. A strewer. khun-Jishdn,
Shedding blood, jj zdr-fishdn. Strewing gold.
(jllj chashmush sayydlah-Jishdn, Her eyes shedding a
torrent of tears.
p^Aillj fishdndan, To scatter. To ventilate.
A fashj (from ^~* 3 ), Straddling (a horse) to stale.
fashkh (from ^ ,,a ), Striking the head or back of the
neck with the hand. Injuring. Telling lies at play.
pjLifashar, A scattering. Diffusion.
p fashurdan, To squeeze, to press, to wring. To plant
the foot firmly.
p fashurdah-kadum, Steady, permanent. Resolute.
a fash^ (from £^-i), Drying at the tops, withering (ears
of millet).
a fashgh (from «_£j), Rising above, and overtopping.
Striking (with a whip). Rendering heavy, torpid (sleep).
A Uli fashghd, Diffused, dishevelled (forelocks).
k&Lj fashghat, Ivy, bind-weed, pellitory. A cottony sub
stance found within a reed. Whatever flies from within the
plant sawsaldt.
a yjjJJLs fishfsh, Vapid wine.
a fashak (from Rejoicing. Desiring earnestly,
p < J * Jishak, A parasol.
A t^Lifushl or fshl, (pl.fushul) The girth in a camel-litter,
on which a woman sits. Fashal (from J^), Being cowardly,
timid, languid, dull, slow. Fashil, Pusillanimous, languid, tor
pid, lazy, dull, slow.
a yLi fashzs and fushuzo (from j£j), Being propagated, mul
tiplied (cattle). Being divulged, published (news).
a u^jLifashush, (A camel) scattering, spilling milk whilst
milking. A milk-maid, a female milker. A vain, boasting fellow.
a ^jLifashy (from Being propagated, multiplied (cat
tle). Being divulged, published (news).
p fashtdan also Jishtdan, To lead (a horse). To urge
(a horse) to his full speed.
a h+Lj fas hit, 1 he paring of a nail. The stalk of a date.
A U* 3 f (lss (from fassa), Separating, pulling (one thing
from another). Drawing forth. Ascertaining. Being puru
lent (a wound). Making a whizzing noise. Weeping slightly.
Fass,Jiss, or fuss, The bezel of a ring. The black of the eye.
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