'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎598r] (1200/1826)

A <ULaj fuzalat, (pi. CL2»'LLs fuzulat) A remainder, a redun
dancy, exuberance, p Jyri. kl'LL: fuzala-i kh'dn, The remains
of an entertainment, the scraps after a meal.
A ^JLL: fuzzalii’, Those who try to excel their equals.
a ffldj faza-ih, (pi. of faz'ihat) Disgraceful acts.
a (JjUi-j/asa-iV, (pi. of <LL-3_s/a^z/a<) Virtues, excellencies.
Sciences. Literary attainments. Excesses. jfU i
faza-il-shi t ur-i huka-ik-disdr, Clothed, enriched, or con
spicuous for learning (a title bestowed upon judges).
A *~i->fazzat, Gravelly ground. Fazzat or fizzat, Silver.
* A ^f azaha > ( fu t. yafzahu) He exposed to shame.
A f azh (from Detecting villainies and exposing them
to infamy. Blushing (as Aurora); reddening (as a date). Fa-
zahy Ruddy (dawn). Dusky, obscure (colour).
a fuzhat, A pale white.
A fuzkh (from ^ i * 3 ), Breaking, bruising (the head or any
thing hollow). Tearing out (the eyes). Pouring out (water).
a i^Ldjfazaz andfuzuz, A part separated, torn, or scattered.
Fizazy (pi. of ^Ls fazzat and Jizzat) Silvers.
a ^jc\£*A sfazfazy Large (coat of mail), convenient, easy (life).
Extremely liberal (man).
A <LasuLi fazfazat, Conveniency, comfort of life. Largeness
of a coat of mail or garment.
A iJ*djfazl (from J-a-J), Remaining over and above, exceed-
ing, being redundant. Excelling. Increase, augmentation, gain,
advantage, redundancy, excess. Excellence, virtue. Science,
wisdom, learning, knowledge, sense. A gift, a present, a recom
mendation, reward, favour, benefit, grace, bounty, j J-Jj
ahl-ifazl zca ma<gifat, Endowed with wisdom and learn
ing. Fuzuly A garment worn every day (by working people).
A&xLs fuzalciy (pi. of J-ili fdzil) Learned men, doctors.
A *&*a -3 fazlany The more, much less. ^ ^ iLii fazlan
utn an. Not but that, much less.
a fazluty (pi. of <LLii fazlat) L eavings, orts.
a<lL3_j fazlaty A remainder, abundance, redundancy; leaving,
refuse. Fizlaty The habit of wearing an every-day garment.
AyJu! fuzuw (fromj-ii), Being ample, spacious (place). Not
putting (one’s money) in a purse.
a fazuky (in comp.) fazuh, O thou exposed
to disgrace ! Fuzuh, Disgrace, ignominy.
a £ydJ fazukhy Strong, intoxicating wine.
a Jlj-tfLi fazul or fuzul. Exuberant, excessive, redundant, dis-
proportioned (about the head). Any kind of plunder which can
not be divided (as one horse). Fuzul, A protuberance. Vio
lence, excess. A busy, meddling spirit; stupidity, folly, (pi. of
zl) Augmentations.
p fJ^Lsfazul-kharchy Extravagant, profuse,
pyf fazul-guy A great talker; a boaster, an egotist.
a Exuberance, redundance. Fuzully, Proud,
haughty, presuming. One busying himself in things not belong
ing to him, or acting without authority. A tailor.
A ^Jy^fuzuli-bay^ The sale of another’s property with
out his consent.
A fizzlyy Made of silver.
a fas ijy Sweat.
* fazthy Badly managing (an estate); improperly em
ploying (wealth). Ignominious, infamous, disgraceful.
af rjil-ifazthahy Dishonest, dishonourable actions.
& fazihaty Disgrace, ignominy.
^ fazihatiy Disgraceful, infamous.
A fazikhy The pressed juice of grapes. Wine prepared
from unripe dates, without fermentation. Watery (milk).
A ifaziZy Fresh or flowing water. Spreading, expand
ing (the palm-flowers).
A ^ f az *l) Excellent, eminent, admirable. Fuzayl, Name
of a celebrated saint.
a fazllaty Excess. Excellence, eminence, virtue, p>er-
fection, greatness. Science, art, learning, knowledge, doctrine.
Superior excellence, any qualification which one has to a higher
degree than others. A reward, a benefit.
A ^asfat-a (from llai), Striking one (on the back). Throwing
prostrate. Lying (with a woman). Voiding dung.
a sbs fata-a (and iflLi fata-at)y Flatness of nose.
Ayllai futar , A notch in a sword. Notched, blunt (sword).
a ijgjvas futurtyy A man without a good or bad quality.
& fatuiiSy (pi. ofjj^Jas fittls) Smiths’ hammers.
A futq/ity Checking an animal by calling out.
A ji?^f a tuf~iry (pi. of £jyaLi fatfurat) Dispersed provenders.
A dm (from jJai), Weaning.
A<L)^3i fatdnat (or fatdriiyaf) (from ^^ai), Animadvert
ing, understanding, perceiving.
A fath (from ^ aJ )? Widening. Striking with a bludgeon.
Casting (a foetus). Impregnating. Fatahy Breadth or large
ness of head or tail; also of the tip of the nose.
A fitahly The time before the creation of man, or when
stones were supposed to be fluid; the age of Noah. A great fire.
Large-bodied (camels).
A^lai/rt/r (from j^)y Commencing, broaching, beginning (to
dig a well). Creating, producing. Doing any thing immaturely
or preposterously. Baking unleavened bread. Splitting. Com-
ing forth (teeth). Milking with the thumb and fore finger, or
with the tips of the fingers. Breakfasting. A fissure. Fitry He
or those who breakfast. Breakfast. Juc ^du'l fitry The
festival of breaking the fast, which immediately follows the Mu
hammadan Lent. Futr or futury Unfermented. A fungus, puff,
or mushroom.
G fxtrdsdliyuny (jUrqovtUvov) Rock-parsley.
A xjas Jitraty Nature, creation, form. The power of the Crea-