'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎94r] (192/1826)

Ajl— istinsar, (x ofj—3) Resembling a vulture.
a Being scattered’about (camels)*
A istinsha-a, (x of LU) Smelling. Inquiring into.
A jb-xx-sl istinshud) (x of AiJ) Asking one to repeat a poem.
A istinshat, (x of laU) Becoming wrinkled (skin).
A istinshdk, (x of Ji^J) Drawing up water through
the nostrils; snuffing up the air, odours, &c.
A istinsah, (x of Asking advice. Ksteemingone
to be a faithful counsellor.
AjLax^d istinsdr, (x of j-a 5) Soliciting aid against an enemy,
asking supplies. Having a protector.
A < sLa^jl istinsdf, (x of c—e^ 3 .>) Becoming quits.
A is tins a l, (x of jJ-^3) Drawing forth. Causing to fall.
A istinzdz, (xof nazea) Collecting drop by drop.
A istintdk, (x of ^laJ) Endowing with the faculty of
speech (God). Searching, inquiring. Examining by torture.
A istinzdr^ (x of Ja>) Begging a delay, desiring one
to wait or give time. Wishing to see.
A istinzuf, (x of <Lia3) Taking all. Exacting the
whole (of the tribute). Considering as pure.
A is tin (x of ^yti) Approaching. Receding. Gal-
loping away with his rider (a camel). Calling (sheep) to follow
him (a pastor). Taking the lead. Overtaking a man (misfor
tune). Possessing, occupying (as love the mind).
A culccw-jl istin^dt, (x of (w-%*3) Asking for an epithet.
A istinghdz, (x of Moving the head (sur
prised).
A istinfdj, (x of Drawing out. Enraging.
A istinfdd, (x of Aii) Emptying, exhausting.
AjUii-jl istinfdr, (x of jo) Running away terrified (animal).
Making (an animal) to run away.
A istinfdz, (x of ^jio) Ablution after making water.
Extracting. Sending forth pickets, spies.
A istinfdk, (x of <JJa)) Laying out money.
A jliu^.4 is tin k did, (x of Jdij) Separating the good from bad
(coin). Receiving ready money. Growing up to man’s estate.
A istinkdz, (x of jJD) Liberating, emancipating.
A istinkdsh, (x of (jlii) Painting, engraving.
a istinkds, (x of ^sso) Desiring or endeavouring to
lessen the price of any thing. Mistaking.
A istinkd^, (x of £-&) Flowing into one place and
stagnating (water); also becoming yellow in the body. Being
high (the voice). Having a rattling in the throat (a dying per
son). Changing (colour). Steeping in water.
A istinkdh, (x of <tiu) Understanding. Interrogating.
A istinkdih, (x of ) Marrying, taking a wife.
Aj&JwJ istinkdr, (x of ^jj) Denying, refusing to acknow
ledge. Seeking to become acquainted with a subject of which
one is ignorant.
a istinkqf, (x of i—i-C) Declining, refusing, re
jecting, disdaining. Blushing, being ashamed. Tracking (a
camel) over a sandy plain.
a sISoj-J istinkdh, (x of tSj) Bidding another breathe in one’s
face to discover what he has been drinking.
A istinhdj, (x of Adopting a mode of life insti
tuted by another. Lying open (a royal road).
Ajlg^xJ istinhdr, (x of jj) Flowing copiously. Lying open
(a wound). Turning the course of a river through a solid bed.
A istinhdz, (x of Lr au) Rousing, ordering to rise up.
A is Hied, (vm of ci>->) Being completed, perfected.
Being equal, parallel. Being moderate, temperate. Arriving at
the summit. Tending towards, ascending (to heaven). Sitting
well (on horseback). Becoming conspicuous. Coming to ma
turity (youth). JaS- A right line. The equator.
ustuwdr. Firm, strong, brave, powerful, constant, solid.
Perfect. Equal. Faithful, true. To rely upon,
p ustuvodiri, Strength, constancy, resolution,
p ustuzcdn, Firm, compact, solid, secure, trust-worthy,
p ustuzcdnah, A cylinder,
p ~{>ustubdj (for JuiLal), Ceruse, white lead,
r i." —J ast wa bast (Per.) A Persian custom allowing an individual to seek asylum at a designated location. , Particulars,
p ustuddn, A cemetery, a grave.
ustur, A horse, a mule; any beast of burthen.
p^bj^J ustur-bdn, A horse-keeper. A barren (woman).
v istunnun, (or astiirmug) An ostrich,
p ustum, A bulrush.
p ustun, A column, a beam, a mast. A kinsman (son-
in-law, father-in-law, &c.). An odoriferous grass.
p istuvcah, Wearied, dispirited, sorrowful, afflicted.
Ustuzcah, Remains of any thing pounded,
p ustuzci, The back-bone.
p dstah, A kernel. A bone. A date-stone.
A astah, Having large buttocks.
p istih, Contention, altercation. Istuh, Dejected, dispi
rited. Ustah, The buttocks.
A istihdl, (vm of J^-s) Flowing. A flux.
A istihurn, (vm of ^a-j) Casting lots. Sortilege.
A £' istihdnat, (x of ^^) Making light of, despising.
A istihbdsh, (x of Receiving (a gift).
A-.lsr** 5 ! istihjdj, (x of ^ hajja) Taking one’s own way
without consulting any body. Hurrying forward travellers.
a^IstM istihjdn, (xof Acting shamefully. Disgracing.
A 1 istihdd, ( x of Asking a gift. Seeking direction.
A < ?Lu,.~U)l istihddf, (x of u-JJJb) Being erect and tall. Set
ting one’s self as a mark. Being prominent (buttocks).
p istahrush, The bone-breaker (a kind of eagle).
a istihzd-a, (x of^jJb) Deriding, joking, sneering,
p istihzdnah, Scornfully, deridingly, jestingly.