'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎75v] (155/1826)

t Azur-shasb, Name of an angel presiding overfire.
uzar-shtri) A salamander.
p Azurtiis, Name of the father-in-law of
a azru^j (pi. of ziru^) Arms. Cubits. Ells. The
fore-legs of animals.
A Azri^at, Name of a town in Syria. azra^iy,
A wine produced there.
As — izriifqf, (iv of q) Going gently. Pre
ceding.
A JZJ azra^ katlin, By a speedy death.
r J^ uzar-faraZ) Kindling fire.
azar-farbz (or azar-faza), An eolipile.
a Azarfcaty Name of a city of Syria near Arabia,
r jJl azar-kadah, A fire-temple.
pj^Jl dzar-ku 7 The leaves of the camomile.
p (izar-ktsh, A fire-worshipper.
r (izar-gashp, A worshipper of fire, one of the Magi.
Name of an angel presiding over, and living in, fire.
uzar-gul, A flower like the anemone.
azar-gun, Flame-coloured, fiery-red, bright. The
anemone, the marigold, marsh-mallows. A salamander. A
horse.
p J
dzram y A saddle-cloth.
v uzaram, uzram, or azrim^ A subterraneous place.
p air am (or Equity, justice. Veneration, reve
rence, respect, esteem, honour, favour. Civility, politeness,
courtesey, elegance of manners, urbanity. Dignity, gravity.
Decency, modesty, bashfulness. Defending, excusing, disputing,
demonstrating, bringing proof.
p *^'1 Azar-mah, The month of November.
v U~yj^ Azar-nosh, Name of the second fire-temple named
after the seven planets.
v Azar hoshang, Name of the first apostle sent
to Persia.
Azari, A district called also Ajabena, being part of
Media and Armenia.
p uzriyaS) Gum of wild rue.
W2arm 5 An y t^ing erected in the manner of a canopy
on account of a public solemnity. A flower-garden. A mis
tress gaily attired. Manner, custom.
r J ?.1 (izriyu^ l he sun-flower.
p uzar-yun, Red, flame-coloured. Any flower of such
a colour, the rose, anemone. Myrtle, marsh-mallows,
v jlcj! Iz^ir, Name of a king of Yaman.
a iz t an, (ivof^J) Obedience, submission, self-abase
ment. Confidence, belief. Intelligence, capacity, intellect,
judgment. Necessary to be obeyed.
\ azfar , I ragrant, pungent. ^
A azkdn, (pi. of Ji' zakan) Chins, beards.
a Koi uzku, More or most lively, ingenious, q„i c k, perspi-
cuous, or witty. Izkd^ (iv of Making the fire burn, or the
lamp shine more clearly. Sending forth spies.
Aj\£j\ azkdr, (pi. of^J zikr) Praises of God, continual
prayers, or a repetition of the names and attributes of the Su-
preme Being. Izkilr, (iv ofCalling to remembrance.
Praising. Bringing forth a male child.
Ajls Jl izzikdr, (vm of J^) Recalling to one’s memory what
had been long forgotten.
\ ij! azkar, More or most acute, or sharp.
a c azka', More or most acute, ingenious, quick.
a IXM azkiyd, (pi. of zakly) Acute, ingenious, witty.
\ Jj! azall, Most vile, abject, submissive.
a l ! jl azillii (or <2 j! aziUat), (pi. of JJj zalil) Abject, vile
mean, contemptible, slavish, wretched, miserable.
a izldkj (ivofj^J) Disturbing, troubling. Pouring
water into the hole of a lizard.
a izldl, (iv of Jj zalla) Associating with base people.
Contempt, depression. Dishonour. Mode, manner, condition.
a <—jLx! j! izli^bub) (iv of J q) Walking fast.
a u_c] j! azla/j Small-nosed ; ape-nosed.
a (Jm Jl azlak) Pointed (spear). Eloquent.
a!L3w'! izl'ild (xn of ^ J) Clandestine flight. Submission.
a Lew'l iz-md) When.
AjUj' azmdr, (pi. of zimr) Intrepid men. Protectors.
a izmdni, (iv of zamma) Becoming vile and con
temptible. Discovering any one to be so. Committing an act
fraught with turpitude. Receiving under one’s protection.
Ragging behind from fatigue.
a <Lcj! azimmaty (pi. of zimdm) Safeguards. Rights,
dues.
a dzari) Long-eared (animal). Azin, One who sings
while he reads or recites the Kuran. A porter. A chamberlain.
a^J\ azina, (fut. ya-zanu) He listened. He knew.
a azn, (from ^>^1) Perceiving, knowing, being sure.
a izn, (from 1 ermitting; leave, licence, dismissal.
a uzn, 1 he ear, the tip of the ear. A handle,
f l le wings of an arrow, (Ear of the slave)
I he water-plantain.
a azan, (pi. of aza?iat') Blades of corn. Small camels
oi (from ^i^^) Listening, attending to, obeying.
A azin (for dzin), Chanting the Kuriin. Listening,
hearing, knowing. A porter. A chamberlain.
a izan, W ell, very well. Come on. Surely, verily.
A uzun, The ear. Name of a mountain.
Name of an Arabian tribe.
a azann, Snotty, snivelly.
v Jw ^ (fi-^m. of ^01 dzan) Long-eared (animal).
A azn <ib, (pi. of zanab) Tails, rumps, poste
riors. Horse-tail (a plant). Izndb, (iv of
Committing a crime.