'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎85r] (174/1826)

p(lz ^ az i ( or 7 i^ (tzpaz) Ingenious, sagacious.
v U^.j^ az b as y Much, many.
A ^ j' (izba') Exorbitance. Azbiy^ A manner of walking.
Uzbli/y An evil, a great and difficult affair. Swiftness.
az bir^ By heart, by rote, by memory.
^ izbirar, (xi of^jj) Standing on end (hair). Bris
tling up (a dog). Shooting forth (grass, hair, &c.). Baldness,
smoothness. Walking in the night (a dog, a camel).
* v azu J a ) (fut. b y a-zuju ) or azija, fut. ya-zajU) He
hastened, lie was dilatory, he failed.
A (Tj' aza J'> ^ °f oblong arched edifice, like a portico.
Name of a street in Baghdad. Azij) Insolent, exceed
ing the bounds of mirth, petulant, impertinent.
azajj) (A man) having long and narrow eye-brows.
(An ostrich) walking with long strides.
A izjU) (iv ofya>-J) Driving, propelling.
A ( IV •jrJ za jja) Putting a ferrule of iron on
the lower part of a spear.
A clAa-j! izjdk) (iv of clio-j) Being jaded (ahorse, &c.).
A iy ( j) (pi. of azuj) Oblong arched buildings.
az jaj) (pi. of si/jj)’) Tips of the elbows. Ferrules
or rings of iron, brass, &c. at the lower ends of spears. Points
of arrows. Iron pivots, upon which mill-wheels turn round.
A azja') More or most ready, skilful or expeditious.
A dzah) Ah ! alas ! a sigh.
A 4 — izhdf) (iv of c—Being fatigued (a beast of
burden). Dragging one leg after the other.
p dzakh) A twig, a cutting, a slip. Jizukh, A led horse.
A wart, mole, spot or blemish on the face. See An
empty or worm-eaten nut. Any thing which begins to corrupt.
p az khash) Lightning, a thunderbolt.
a £j\ Azd) Name of the father of an Arabian tribe.
A izdd) (iv ofjJj) Acting equitably, deserving well.
p azdab) Beware !
A 'jJJi izdibd) (vm of ^J) Taking up. Carrying off.
p azdup) Take. Draw.
fedijar, (vm of Driving away. Hindering.
Rebuking. Being driven away, beaten off.
A t— izdihdf) (vm of s_aa-J) Advancing. Falling.
a izdihdnti) (vm of Flocking together. A con
course, press, throng, mob. A concourse of people.
PjOj^ azdaV) Worthy, proper, suitable. Beautiful.
a izdirdi) (vm of ci)J) Scorn, contempt, disdain.
A d\j4j\ izdirdd, (vm of iljj) Swallowing.
A izdirdi^y (vm of Sowing seed.
A izdirdm, (vm of fjj) Swallowing.
A azdardni) (dual) Shoulders, arms.
a s\&-jd-ayazribu hi azdaraijhi. He came empty.
p az (last) Obedient, submissive. A subject.
p bi c^ww'jl az dust fard (or Uj az (last pazd)) L T n-
leavened bread, baked in thin cakes on lamina of iron or earth,
placed in a frying-pan. A tuft of hair on the fore-part of the
head. Letters patent conferring immunity from taxation.
A t— izdi^db) (vm of l_— wj) Lifting, carrying. Rush
ing with impetuosity (a torrent).
p i—JJjl azdaf (izdaf or <— ajdaf), A species of small med
lar-tree and fruit. A black wild damask plum-tree and fruit.
A species of black eagle, called the hare-catcher.
AjliJj! izdifdr) (vm ofyij) Lifting and carrying a load.
A < jliJjl izdifdf) (vm of i—Jj zaffa') Conducting or sending
a bride to the house of her husband.
a azdak (for asdak)) More or most sincere or true.
A izdikdni) (vm of Ingulphing. Swallowing.
A izdildf) (vm of fl-!j) Approaching. Encircling.
A izdimdl) (vm of^bej) Lifting, carrying.
A izdimam,) (vm of pjzamtna) Lifting, raising. Prowl
ing about in quest of prey (a wolf).
p azdanii) Name of a certain animal.
p^jJj! dzdari) To sew. To prick with a needle. To dye.
p azdari) To run the point of a knife into any thing.
p^Jjl izdari) The oxyacanth-tree and fruit. The variegated
hare, falcon, or eagle.
pjjjl dzdii) The sweet gum of a tree, of a reddish colour,
with which confections are made. Gum Arabic.
A izditcdj) (vm ^j) Coupling, marrying.
p azdudari) To polish, to free from rust,
pi Jjl dzdah (or &dj\ djdah)) Pierced full of holes. Stricken.
Dyed, coloured. Written in letters of gold. Empty, vacant.
Darkness, blindness. A compact building. The teeth of a saw.
A UiJil izdihd) (vm ofyJ&j) Despising. Lifting up.
\ izdihdd) (vm ofJJ&j) Despising. Being poor.
AjUxJ^ izdihat') (vm of j&j) Keeping any thing with care;
taking a pleasure in it. Commending, applauding.
At__sU>Jj! izdihdf) (vm of i—iifcj) Carrying off. Losing.
Telling a lie. Throwing headlong. Hastening, dispatching.
A izdiydb) (vm of t-^J) Walking fast. Drinking
much.
A izdiydd) (vm of J^j) Increase, accession, profit.
Ajbjjl izdiydr) (vm ofjjJ) Visiting. Turning aside,
A izdiydl) (vm of <Jjj) Removing, causing to cease.
A izdiydn.) (vm of ^J) Being decked out.
pjjl dzar) Fire. Value, worth, price, power.
A jj\ Azur) Name of Abraham’s father. Name of a tract
of country in Kiihistan (Susiana). Name of an Idol. (A
horse) having white thighs with feet of a different colour. Fy !
A jj\ azr) Strength, power. Debility, weakness. The back,
loins, waist. Corroboration, confirmation, strengthening. Assist
ing. Being girt about. Becoming strong, powerful. Turning
round, bringing back, /sr, A root, origin. C/zr, The middle,
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