'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎99v] (203/1826)

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A L-i! ishba, (iv of Begetting a clever ingenious lad.
Taking after the father (a son). Honouring.
a c— ishbcib, (iv of shabba) Having children grow
ing up. Growing old (an ox). Making a horse curvet. Ex
citing. Causing to grow up; enduing with youth and vigour.
a ashbah) (pi. of shabah or shabh) Bodies.
AjU-ll ashbar, (pi. of^-wi shibr) Palms, spans. Ishbar, (iv
of^i) Giving (money, a sword, &c.). Spanning.
A Ashburat, Name of a city of Turkistan.
A ishba^j (iv of Satiating, satisfying. Dying
(cloth), impregnating it with a sufficient quantity of colour.
Commending one’s self beyond decency.
\ ashbiilj (pi. of shibl) The whelps of a lion or
other wild beast. (JLwSh' The father of the whelps, the lion.
Ishbal. (ivof^U^j) Shewing favour, or fondness (a woman).
Declining a second marriage that she may attend to the educa
tion of the children of her deceased husband. Being followed
by a large colt (a camel).
a itwll ashbdhy (pi. of <5-w£> shibh) 1 ictures, images. Ishbah,
(iv of <U^j) Resembling, taking after.
a ushbat, A wolf.
ishbakhuriy (or Vomiting. The dock plant, j
rslCjit dshab-gdh, A privy.
a (ishbal, (A camel) with a large sheath. Ashbul, (pi. of
shibl) Lions’ whelps,
i* ashbu, A chafing dish.
A ashbah, More or most beautiful. Most resembling.
ashbah-i maghrabl, Sarsaparilla.
a Ashbunah, Lisbon,
p ishpat, A kind of weasel.
pJ^T “sh-paz, (l^T, u L-iT or^^-il), A cook,
p ushpus, A louse. •
p 4^-1' is hp is hah, A moth, a weevil. A wood-louse.
PjjXfL] ashpaghur, Seed of the herb fleawort.
p wjC-il ashpak, Roes or eggs of fish, especially of the slur- !
geon, caviar.
t; ashpalutus, ('AanaKaQos) A prickly shrub.
p ishpukhtan (or ishpikhtan), To sprinkle, to scatter,
p ishpikhtah, Aspergula (Ladies’ bed-straw).
a ishtd, (iv ofyJ^) Entering on the winter-season,
p ushtdb (for c— shitdb), Haste, dispatch.
a ashtut, (pi. of u: — 1 shaft) Distinct, separate, dis-
jiersed. Ishtat, (iv of Li'^/li shatta) Dispersing, separating.
p Ishtad, The 26th day ot the month. A section of the
book of Zardusht (Zoroaster).
a ishtur, (iv ofRendering the eye-lids inverted
and relaxed.
ishtdflan, To hasten.
p ishtd long, The leg, ankle, or heel. Dice.
a ishtibdk, (vm of clX~£>) Confusion, mixture.
Doubt. Darkness. Being caught in a net. Adorning.
a iLcJbl ishtibdh, (vm of <U-i) Doubt, ambiguity, scruple.
Obscurity. Comparison, similitude, resemblance. ^
Without doubt. cLAli A citadel resembling heaven,
high as the firmament.
a ishtibdht, Suspicious.
a ishtitdt, (vm of shatta) Being scattered.
AjlsfLi! ishtijdr, (vm of j^) Putting the hand to the chin.
Leaning on the elbow. Quarrelling.
A j! ishtiddd, (vm of shadda) Being fortified, con
firmed, strengthened. Firmness, vehemence, force, violence,
obstinacy. Blowing vehemently, rushing with violence.
A ji*L\ ashlar, Having inverse eye-lids. A man’s name,
p j^L\ ushtur, (s ) A camel.
x\jJ^\ ishtird, (vm of Buying, selling; trade, barter.
Air^-i! ishtirdt, (viuofl?^) Imposing conditions.
A ishtirdf, (vm of Standing erect, upright.
ishtirdk, (vin of Ci^-1) Entering into partnership.
Company, partnership, participation, society. j*
In a partnership-way, by equal division.
p 1 Ishtaran, Name of a king,
p^jb ushtur-bdn, A camel-driver or keeper,
p 43 Ij j^L\ ushturbdnah (or ushturdbah), A garment
made of wool and camel’s hair, such as the kings of Persia wear.
p cr?ir-^ ushtur-bin, Quick-sighted.
ushtur-pdy, (Camel’s foot) Penny-royal.
ushtur-khdr (orjl^-il), Camel’s thistle. A ser
pent. A tike, a louse infesting camels.
p ushtur-ddr, A camel-keeper, or owner, one who has
the principal charge or management of camels.
p ushtur-ddri, Skill in the management of camels.
P Jj^^id ushtur-dil, Camel-hearted, timid, pusillanimous.
Malicious, revengeful.
ushtur-zahrah, Timid, slow, languid,
p ushtur-ghdn, Sage, clary, or spurge,
p ushtarak, A wave of the sea.
p l£^-£d ushtur-kd, A phoenix, a griffin.
ylA j^L\ ushtur-gdze-palang, The camelopard,
p l^-id ushtur-gipd, A thorny plant eaten by camels.
P ushtur-murgh, The ostrich.
p jyo ushtur-mur, An animal in form like an ant, in size
equal to a sheep.
p ushtur-wd, A covering of camel’s hair.
p ushtur-zedr, A camel’s burden. Camel’s hair.
p ushturugh, A prickly herb eaten by camels.
A .slla-^d ishtitd-a, (vm of \L-yl>) Sprouting, shooting forth.
A LUaJJ^d ishtitat, (vm of shatta) Exceeding bounds
Giving an unjust verdict. Leading (a horse) from pasture.
A JU—id ishtiuil, (vm of Jxi) Inflaming. Hoariness.