'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎602r] (1208/1826)

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A fana-ik, (pi. of fanlkat) Large earth-baskets.
a 'Lsfannat, An hour. A part, the end of an age. Funnat,
Plenty of forage
o (Jx^funtuk, (navJbxtfov) An inn, a caravansera.
p <^ s (^race, favour. Ease, affluence. Dissimulation.
Sauciness, jesting, petulance. Ugly, deformed. The hernia or
rupture. A Christian church. Finj, A princess, matron, lady
of quality. Part of the breeches through which the band passes
to fasten them. -Fi/ny, Ruptured. The rupture. Good manners.
An ass with a docked tail. Greedy, Ugly, deformed. Name
of a town in Zanguebar. Fanaj, A harmless kind of snake.
p Yawning. Snow. The first symptom of an ap
proaching fever ; a shivering-fit. \sdi fanja kurdan, To
yawn. Finja, Yawning. An icicle. Wind and snow.
p A fit of yawning.
v finjdn^ A porcelain dish, a tea, or coffee-cup.
p j^fGnjar, (or XjSte fanjarah), A man with a large organ
of generation.
A fanjal) Having straddling legs or feet. A vial.
\ tSssXs fanjalat (and fanjulu')^ A languid, slow pace
(especially of an old man),
r fanj-madah) A swelling of the clitoris.
v funjangusht, Agnus castus.
p fanjnosh) An electuary composed of iron filings,
wine, and oil of almonds,
p tjsxs funjuh) Discourse.
p fanjidakh) A kind of disease, lassitude,
p fanjidati) To appear. To yawn from crop-sickness.
To yawn and stretch as one upon the approach of a fever.
A fanh (from ^i), Drinking (a horse) but not to the full.
a fanhas funhash or funhush), Large.
a fan halos, Gians penis crassior.
A fankh (from ^■*)> Conquering, overcoming, subduing.
A funkhur, Large-bodied.
A ijS&jfankharat (from Q), Swelling (the nostrils) with
wind. Boasting vainly. Finkharat, Vain-glorious.
vXJfand, Trifles, vain words. A deep ditch. Fraud, trea
chery, deceit. A point, dot, mole, or freckle. UeW, Nameofa poet.
A Jcjfand, Delirium (from indisposition or from age). Fund
or find, A large mountain, or a long part of it. Ground without
rain, parched. A branch, twig. A species. Find, People as
sembled. Name of a servant of Aayishah, who being sent by his
mistress in quest of fire, fell in with a party going to Egypt,
whom he joined, and did not return with the fire till a year after;
hence the proverb Joj llajl abta-u min find, More dilatory
than Find. Fanad, A lie. Ingratitude.
a funddk, A cash-book.
A finddwat, A sharp hatchet.
* findabr (and findabrut), A quantity of dates. A
huge rock separated from the flank of a mountain.
p Fandarsag, Name of a town near Astarabad.
A fandasat (from ^ JcJ q), Passing by, or through.
Running. Dismissing, superseding. Rushing (upon goods) and
carrying (them) off. Being iniquitous. Averting, diverting.
A fandash, Robust (youth).
\ fandashat (from q), Conquering.
pa funduk, A filbert-nut. A nut good against the sting
of a scorpion. A ball for cannon, musquetry, cross-bows. The
lip of one’s beloved, p ^iSusfunduk zadan, To make a par
ticular noise by striking the fore finger of the right hand against
the fore and middle fingers of the left. j fan-
duk-i sinjdb-rang, T he earth. funduk-i sim, The
stars. funduk shikastan, To crack a nut; to kiss.
G funduk, (YlavdoxHov) An inn, a house for travellers.
p ij^fandal, The cross bar of a gate. A washer’s beetle.
Afi&^findtr (and iffx find]rat), A large stone fallen from
a mountain.
p fandllun, Gain. A lie.
a frj^funraj, A dance with joined hands.
a jjXfunzar, A house built for centinels on pillars about sixty
cubits high.
A is^famhakhat (from q), Being tired, and shrink
ing from any work. Straddling when making water. Growingold.
g fantdfilun, (flevrcKpuXKov) Cinquefoil.
A fantalis, Gians penis magna.
a fintis , Abject, worthless. Broad-nosed. The hold
of a ship in which bilge-water lodges. Penis.
A fintisat, A hog’s snout.
A ^-Xfana^ (from ^j), Abounding (in wealth). Increasing.
Plenty, riches. Excellence, reputation, fame. Fragrance. Fam\,
Increased, opulent, wealthy.
A (Jxfunuk, Delicately educated (girl). A fat young camel,
(pi. of (Jxi fanik), Stallions.
a fanka^, Death. Funku^, A mouse.
A funku^at, Podex.
A j funkur (and funkurat), The anus.
p clioi funk, A gate. An hour of the night. Fanak, A
pelisse. A leech. A sort of dark lantern used by robbers, and
travellers by night.
A ^Sxfank, Any thing wonderful. Fanak, Victory, supe
riority. Contention, striving. A lie. Transgression, ap A hay-
weasel ; a marten ; a castor or beaver.
p Distress, misfortune. The colocynth. A green
ish palmer or canker-worm.
p fanldn, A falsehood, a lie. (Castellus.)
a jjii fanan, A manner, mode (of speech). A branch.
vfi fanaw, Fallacy, deception. Deceived, flattering one’s
self. Quiet, enjoying repose. Agreeing, consenting.