'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎96r] (196/1826)

A SjJ\ nsrat, An impenetrable coat of mail. A strong fortress.
Affinity, kindred. Kinsmen, paternal relations.
A asirrat, (pi. of j~> sirr) The ornaments or glories of a
family. I he chiefs of the people. The best parts of a valley,
(pi. ot sirar') The parts of the navel-string which are cut
off. (pi. of sirar), Lines in the hand. (pi. of sartr)
I hrones, couches. Coffins. Favours, benefits.
A asr«^, More or most swift.
a p usruf, (equivalent to usrub) Lead.
A asrak, Weaker. Drunken,
isranj or isrinj, Cinnabar, vermilion, red lead, sandyx,
burnt ceruse (of which they make a kind of ointment for wounds).
Isrinj) Cymbals.
A isrindii) (xv of t^-s) Being oppressed by violence,
loaded with opprobrious words. Being superior, overbearing.
v osrurah) Indian spikenard.
p usrm h'> An angel. An agreeable voice,
p Israwshanah) N^ame of a city in Turkistan.
A usru^ A kind of worm (found among pot-herbs, or
amongst sand). A line traced on a bow.
A asra\ (pi. of j^J\ asir) Captives.
A asriyat) (pi. of sari) Rivers.
p iAi^' asrish) A course or place for any kind of exercise.
p isrishani) Glue, gum, isinglass.
A u-~)\ as as (for ass), A foundation.
a nsitS) (pi. of as US') Foundations.
A LuJ asatt) One who has long feet.
A as tar , (pi. ot^ia*: satar) Lines, rows, strings.
a istarat) A fable, a fiction, any thing trifling.
a istubbat) The refuse of cotton, flax, &c. (which falls
in the carding or dressing).
p istabi') Thickest. A weight.
a istabi) (SraS’x/ov) A stable.
p istakhdur) Rosemary.
A astur, (pi. of satr) Lines, strings, rows.
oJ^\ ustur) (Srarrjf) Name of a weight; also of a king,
c istardghiluS) ( A’rpayaXog) A die, dice,
e istarakh) A lake. The city of Persepolis.
p astirkhd) Red orpiment.
e. usturldb) (A’rpoXaGbv) An astrolabe Ancient instrument for astronomical observations. , p
T he sun.
a usturnund) (’Ar^cvopita) Astronomy.
A astut) Long-necked (ostrich).
g istajli/i) (Z.Tapv>dV 0 {) A carrot.
(: istufin, (XraipvxTvoi) A carrot. Long-necked.
g istakiS) (Sroi^ffov) An element, principle.
Astaksdt-i UklidaS) Euclid’s Elements.
a ustmnni) The sea, the flowing of the sea. Any place
where bees swarm. The middle More noble. Right, justice;
what is due.
a Uia-^ ustummd (and ustummat)) The same with the
preceding; also domestics, kindred.
a ustuxidn) High, lofty.
A ustuzcdnah) A column, a cylinder. (£roa) A por
tico supported by pillars, Jjhl Followers of the Stoics,
c istukhuduS) (2ro<%a5bj) French lavender.
g usturah) ( Iropta) A fable, a story.
g istun) (TL'raQuXivoj) A carrot, having a long neck.
A is^ii) (iv of ^c*^) Stimulating to exertion.
a <Ax~:\ is^ac/, (iv of iA%m;) Making happy or prosperous, bless-
sing, favouring, assisting, seconding, supporting, aiding.
Xj\xJ\ as<par) (pi. of si^r) Prices. Is^ar, (iv of^fc-)
Kindling (a fire). Stirring up (strife). Fixing the price of
provisions, assizing.
A is^at) (iv of lax-:) Injecting medicine into the nostrils.
Piercing (the breast) with a spear.
A <— is<paf) (iv of u_i*~;) Promoting or finishing any
business. Coming within reach of the hunter (game).
A JU~-! is^al) (iv of J*~:) Exhilarating.
A as^ad) More or most happy.
as^ar. Lean, not fleshy. Angry, furious.
A u-g.«~4 as^af) (A camel) scabby or mangy about the mouth.
(A horse) having white hairs hanging over the fore-head.
A <— isghdb) (iv of Enduring hunger and penury,
p SAx-d dsghadah) A fire-brand, half-burnt wood,
p a Ax-:! asghadah) Prepared, ready,
p jjAjAx-;! asghadidan) To fashion, finish, make ready,
p usghur (or usghurah)) A porcupine.
a i—g..d usif (or u-i-:! Gsif), Grieved, indignant, angry.
*a i— g,-A asifO) (fut. ya-safu) He grieved.
A L-i-A asf) Anger, grief. Brooking ill.
A u-i-A asaf) Sadness, grief, anguish, pain.
A U-A isfd) (iv of jL*:) Sweeping away the dust (wind). Hur-
i rying on to levity and fickleness. Injuring, ruining, destroying-.
} Running away (a camel). Losing its down (a thistle). Having
a strong beard (corn).
a U~A usafd) (pi. of i-sL-A asif} Grieved, sorrowful.
p Asf abut') Name of a city founded by Nushirwan.
p jU~A Asf dr) Name of a country. Isfar, Myrtle-
a^iU~A asfdi') (pi. ofyLj safr) Files (for polishing). Journies,
travels, (pi. of^sifr) Books, volumes. IsfaV) (ivofyLo) Break
ing (like the morning), shining, becoming light, bright, or splen
did. Brightening up (the countenance). The morning twilight,
the dawn, aurora, break of day. Baldness.
A isfdrayniy) A native of Isfiirayn.
A bla~A asfdt) (pi. of ki-s safat) Chests, boxes.
a <—?li~A isfdf ( iv of saffa) Twisting (palm-leaves).
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