'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎844r] (1692/1826)

A&iliaj natafat or nitafat (from u-cki), Flowing (as water).
Ajlk) nitak, The waist. A girdle, a zone. A kind of female
garment, being a cloth fastened round the waist, the outer fold
reaching to the knees, the interior to the ground, p
nituk-i kahkashan, The milky way. a Nattak, A great talker.
a nitakani) Duo labra vulvas.
A kiliaj n at unit ^ (pi. of Liki natnat, nutnat, and Llikj natnat)
Tall (men), long (things).
•A u r -'k; natb (from Striking or twitching (any one’s)
ears with the fingers.
a natsarat (from^ikj q), Having the stomach overloaded
with fat meat.
A noth (from Butting with the horns.
a nitkhu sharrin. The author of mischief, a wretch.
a Jbj natr (from^ki), Keeping guard, watching a vineyard
or palm-garden. The charge or care of a palm-garden.
a \Jaj nutarci) (pi. of^LU natir andj^Llj natur). The keepers
of vineyards or palm-gardens.
A ^)j»yk3 nitrun or natrun^ Nitre. Natron. Native alkaline salt.
a ^^-k) nats, natiS) or natus, Intelligent, ingenious, learned,
skilful, accurate. Natas (from (j~ki), Excelling in learning,
intelligence, and ingenuity. Being skilful, exact, accurate. Nu-
tus, Skilful physicians.
a <U«k3 nutasHt, A man nice in his dress, victuals, speech, ex
actly attentive to his ablutions, superstitious.
A natsh, Constitution, strength.
A ^llk3 (^lliac. ^atshami) natshun) Thirsty.
A ^kj nit^j nat^j riata^ and nita^ A stratum of dressed lea
ther, which they spread as a table or table-cloth ; also one upon
which they play at chess or draughts. Nit<^_ and nita^ The fore
part of the palate. Nutu^ Those who have wide jaws; or who
grin, twist, or open wide their mouths.
a <Lxk} nitzjyat. The letters pronounced by the pressure of the
tongue on the fore part of the palate ; viz. te, dal, and \s to.
a i, pk) nataf (from (—akj), Flowing (water). Being sus
pected of vice or crime. Being spoiled (a thing). Being hurt
by a wound penetrating to the brain. Having a pestilential swell
ing in the belly, also a deep wound or galling on the back (a ca
mel). Having the stomach overloaded with meat (a man). Be
ing troubled with an indigestion. A vice, corruption, evil. A
species of distemper, for which a man is burnt with a hot iron,
(pi. of laki natafat) Ear-rings. Natif, Deeply wounded in the
head. A camel diseased as above. Unclean, impure. Nutaf,
(pi. of akki nutfat) Spermata genitalia. Seas, clear waters, whe
ther few or many. (pi. of iiiki nutafat) Ear-rings.
a ^Ukj nataf an (from c- aki), Flowing (as water).
a £aki nutfat. Clear water, whether little or much. A little
water in a bottle. The sea. Sperma hominis. Natafat or nu
tafat, An ear-ring. A small but pure pearl.
A ^kik^! an 1 nutfaidni, The two seas, as the Eastern and the
Western, the Mediterranean and the Red Sea, the Persian Gulph,
and the Sea of China.
A (jy^k) natifuna, (pi. of c-iki) Impure, unclean, suspected.
A (jk nutk (from (jk)j Speaking, pronouncing, articulating.
A word, speech, articulation, pronunciation. Natik also natuk,
A good speaker, eloquent. Nutuk, Parts of a mountain which
overtop others, (pi. of Jjlki nitdk), Female drawers ortrowsers.
a Jki null (from Pressing (grapes), squeezing out
(wine). Sprinkling (the head of a sick person) with water. What
is got from pressed grapes after the first wine. The skin of the
grape having its taste. Nitl, The dregs or remains of wine.
A Ik natld, An evil, a misfortune.
A cOk) nutlat, A little, especially what is taken up with the
tips of the fingers. Whatever any one takes out of the mouth of
a leathern bottle. Natlat or nutlat, One draught (of water).
A jk natm, Full, good wheat.
a kikj natnat, (nutnut, and i?kki natndt), Tall, long.
a akk natnatat (from kk q), Extending, stretching. Be
ing very long (a journey). Lying far off (a country).
Ajk natva (from ^k3), Drawing out, laying down (the warp)
in a loom. Being absent, far distant.
a £yk jiutu^, (pi. of £_ki nat^, nit^, nata^, and nita<f), Strata
ofleather used as table-cloths.
A L—ijk natuf, (A night) rainy till morning.
a ijjk nutufat (from tkk), Being suspected of vice.
a (Jjk nutuk (from <jk), Speaking, articulating.
a natal, Warm water medicinally prepared, and poured
from a vessel slowly over the head, an embrocation.
a ^k natih, (Game) coming in front of one. Butted by a
ram, killed with the blow. Hateful, detestable, despicable. (A
horse) having two circular spots on his forehead (a defect).
Akcvk natihat, (An animal) killed by a ram.
a (j~-k nittis, Skilful. A physician.
a ) ^ r lk natlsh, Motion.
Ajlk nizdr, Physiognomy. Nazzar, Noble-spirited, sharp-
eyed (horse), jlkk banu , n > nazzd?', A tribe of Arabians.
A’Spectators. Nizdri, Wait. r
A *,lk nazdrat, Inspection, superintendancy, administration.
A walking: and a looking: about. An idiom or technical lang:uag:e
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peculiar to lawyers. Nazzdrat (or ^lk nazzdrah), Spectators,
p ^lk nuzurah-kunan, Shewing.
a nazzdragi, Seeing, looking at; sight. A spectator,
p^lkflk nazzaragiyan (pi. of nazzdragt) Spectators.
A ^jlk nazdrah or nazzdrah, The sight. (Hunter.)
a nazzdrly, A superior species (of camel).
a <iilk nazdfat (from i—ak), Being clean. Cleanness, neat
ness, purity.
a ^lk nizdm (from ^al'), Joining in a row, stringing (pearls).
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