'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎86r] (176/1826)

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a- kur dur, An idle vagabond.
az kur ah kardan. To recall to mind, lo write
a history.
A ^S\\ tzkdm, (iv of Giving a cold in the head.
azkdn (or ajguti), Grief, anguish.
A izkun, (xv of Performing. Teaching. Guessing,
surmising, conjecturing the truth, hitting the nail on the head.
A ^j\ azkariy One who judges very accurately.
a azka'y Most pious or pure. Very ingenious.
A azkit/tif (pi. of zakly) Good, just, virtuous, in
genuous. Possessing conveniencies, abounding in comforts,
p ClS€j\ azgat. Wicked, villainous, depraved.
The medlar-fruit and tree.
A Jjl uzl, (from Jj^) Being inured to sorrow, conversant
with distress. Keeping back from pasture, tethering. Im
prisoning. Trouble, affliction, penury. Barrenness, scarcity.
Izl, A lie, a falsehood. A calamity, a misfortune, a bad omen.
Azal, Eternity (having no beginning, implying eternity
without end). Eternity and eternities, i. e. from
all eternity. Azil, Distressed, pinched. Extreme po- I
verty, the deepest distress.
A Jj! azall, (A wolf) lank about the legs and thighs.
A —y izldj, (iv of ^J) Bolting the door.
A izldf, (iv of a-5j) Bringing near. Carrying.
A izldk, (ivofjJj) Causing to slide. Looking grim.
Casting her young (a camel).
> a iztdl, (iv of Jj zalla) Causing to slide. Giving any
one his due. Conferring a favour.
A Jjl azldnl, (pi. of zalam) Lots, chances. Arrows with
out heads, which the Pagan Arabs made use of in drawing lots.
A C-A-xM izlUbdb, (iv of q) Being multiplied. Re
pelling one another.
A aztaf. One who has a small straight nose.
A azlam, (A sheep) having two excrescences on the throat.
(A camel) having one ear slit. Misfortune.
a azafiy, Eternal. God. Eternally.
A <u!j^ azafiyaty Life, everlasting, eternal existence.
AfUJjl izllmdin, (xi of jjj) Turning away the face in
stantaneously. Standing bolt upright. Being high noon.
A fj\ azm, (from j*jl) Adhering (to a chief, friend, &c.).
Abiding or sticking fast (in a place). Brooding over, or me
ditating deeply upon, any thing. Observing (what another
does). Seizing and holding (with the teeth). Cutting with
the teeth, a knife, sword, &c. Biting, champing (as a horse
does the bit). Shutting (a gate). Abstaining from, containing
or commanding one’s self. Compressing the lips together.
Twisting (a rope or thread). Unfavourableness, severity (of
fortune, or of a barren season). Extirpating, exhausting, de
stroying (men, cattle, &c. during famine or other calamities).
A fashion of twisting or plaiting the hair. Eating, chewing.
Azam, Name of a place near Siraf, the most southern city in
Persia; and of another between Ahwaz and Ramhormuz, part
of the ancient Chaldea. Azim, Abstinent, continent. Barren,
disastrous (year). Izam, (pi. of l<j\ azmat) Pastures. Meals,
p »j\ azam, Progeny, offspring.
i> UjT dzmd, Skilled, experienced, tried.
AC->Lj7 dzimdt, (pi. of <Lcj7 dzimat) Barren (years).
A izmd^j (iv of ^oj) Applying diligently to, and per
severing in, any business. Design, purpose. Running (a hare).
Shooting forth rapidly, unfolding itself (a flower).
p^l^jl dzmdu, (or azmdn) Repentance, regret, sor
row, grief, anguish. ^° ^ evour *° ie P en *’
\ azmdn j (pi. of zamdri) Times, seasons. Name
of a woman remarkable for her beauty. Izmariy (i\ of
Enduring a long time. Delaying, procrastinating.
p JUjT dzmdnl, An experiment, proof, trial. See .
p^JkjUj! dzmdnldan, To regret, to grieve, to cause to regret,
p dzmdyish, Experiment, assay, proof, trial,
p L ^Ujl dzmdyi, Experience, proof, test.
A azmat, One meal, eating. Scarcity, dearth. Izmat,
Distress, calamity, scarceness. Azamat, A meal. A bad sea
son. A gate, a door.
p dzmurdah. Covetous. Lazy, tardy. Left, lost,
p Uzmuzd, Name of the planet Jupiter.
A ^oj\ azmal, Sound, murmur, confused noise. (SLejl*
ashshay-u bi azmalihi, The whole thing.
A <LLej! azmalat, Many, much. Universal.
A azmun, (pi.of zamdin) limes, seasons.
A azminat, (pi. of zamdn) Times, ages. Places.
p JwcjT dz-mand, Desirous, covetous, greedy.
P dzmudagl, Experience. ^ Inexperience.
p ^ 6 yoj\ dzmudan, To try, prove, make an experiment,
p dzmudah, Tried, proved, experienced. sJ^jl
kdr-dzmudah, Experienced in business.
A izmazcl or uzmul, Bleating (as a goat).
p ur oj7 dzmun, A proof, a trial, an experiment.
a azimmah, (pi. of zimdm) Reins, bridles, halters.
izmihrdr, (iv of q) Being red with anger. Aus
terity, grimness. Intenseness of cold. Twinkling (the stars).
P ^j\ Azmi and Azmi zddah, Proper names of men.
A izmil, A shoe-maker’s paring knife. A kind of pike
with which they hunt wild oxen. A mallet. Strong. M eak.
A Izmim, Name of a place in Arabia,
p dzan, The elbow.
KsAij\ iznd-a, (iv oftij) Causing one to fly for refuge.
A ^\jj\ azndd (or Jdjl aznud), (pi. of <-V3j zand) Pokers. Pieces
of wood, which, being rubbed against one another, produce
sparks of fire. Elbows, p Name of a country.