'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎147r] (298/1826)

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A^L-ejI infisuh, (vn of Expanding (the bosom). Joy.
A infisakh, (vn of ^*~ J ) Being broken, dissolved, vio
lated, dislocated. Being excommunicated, anathematized.
a injisad, (vn of JuJ) Being corrupted.
A Jjl— sj\ infisak) (vn of —•) Quitting its shell (a ripe date),
i an fast) A spider’s web. Name of several herbs,
particularly of one which is medicinal for horses.
A injishdsh) (vn of fashsha} Escaping from a
bladder or leathern bag (wind). Abating (a swelling or inflam
mation). Being slothful in the performance of any business.
A injisd) (vn of ^-as) Being separated (as flesh from the
bone). Being set at liberty.
A infisdd) (vn of A^aJ) Flowing. Having leaves burst
ing from the pods (a tree).
A ^jc\*aL'\ inJisaS) (vn of fassu) Separation, division.
A injisd^) (vn of £~-aJ) Being brought forth.
A (JLoaj! infisdl) (vn of ^Laj) Departing, going forth. Re
tiring. Settling. Being separated, weaned (from the mother).
Separation, division, rescission. Final adjustment.
A infisam.) (vn of Being broken without a separa
tion of the parts. A fracture, rupture. Interruption, r ^Laij!
infisam-pazir shudan. To be broken, interrupted.
A injizdj) (vn of •^ 3S ) Having the roots of the hair
moist with perspiration. Appearing clear (the horizon). Burst
ing (a boil). Leaking (as a leathern bottle). Being open (the
navel). Being weak and languid (business). Becoming very fat.
A injizuh) (vn of ^* ^, ) Being exposed to infamy.
A^oUiflj^ injizdz, (vn of fazza) Being broken open (the
seal of a letter). Being separated, scattered, dispersed (flocks).
Ajllaai! infitdt') (vn of Jai) Being cleft, riven. A fissure.
a injitdsh) (vn of Being broken (as wood),
especially when green or wet.
a infitani) (vn of jJUi) Being prohibited. Being wary.
A LJLaJ'l anfitlnd) A wild rose.
A anfa^j More or most useful, convenient.
a JUijl inji^al) (vn of J*i) Being feasible. Being wrought.
Inventing a lie. Affliction, grief. Shame, ignominy.
p khurdan, To blush, to be ashamed.
AjUiil in/ighdr, (vn of^o) Opening (the mouth). Expand
ing (a flower).
p anfaghdah (or i-Uai! atifakdah). Liquid gold or silver.
a infikdk) (vn of (jifakkd) Being disjoined, separated,
p ^cjj anfakun-i rutrit) A species of inodorous rose.
a infikdk, (vn of fakka) Being put out of joint.
a infddt) (vn of c^li) Being set at liberty.
a ^m\ infild^) (vn of ^Ji) Being cut, cleft asunder.
a infildk) (vn of jii) Being split, shivered.
a Jisj\ infddl) (vi i of ^ falia) Being notched (a sword),
p-^iil anfanj) Glue.
v ~jSu\ anfvj) or unfuj) Contracted, wrinkled.
A injihum) (vn of j*£i) Apprehension. Comprehension.
A J)\jj\injiyuk) (vn of Jjj^) Being broken (notch of an arrow).
A auk, (from JP^) Rejoicing. Liking, being pleased with.
A lfij| ankd) (A man) having slender finger-bones, (pi. of Uii
nakd) Heaps of sand. (pi. of lii nikd) The bones of the arms.
Inkd) (iv of ^Jo) Choosing, selecting. Becoming fat (cattle).
Having bones full of marrow. Being full of flour (wheat).
a C-Aiij! ankdb) The ears. (pi. of l— nukb) Scabs. Inkab,
(iv of Having broken, worn, or tender feet (camels).
Being torn (a boot). Running from country to country, seeking
for a place of refuge. Enquiring (news).
A inkdh) (iv of Extracting marrow (from a bone).
Lopping off a branch, or cutting down a palm-tree at the root.
Selling the embossings of a sword and other ornaments, on ac
count of the scarcity of provisions.
a inkdd) (iv of Afij) Shooting forth leaves (a tree).
A inkaZ) (iv of iJij) Setting at liberty, dividing or sepa
rating one thing from another. Pulling out of a ditch.
Ajlai! inkar, (iv of yj) Sparing, abstaining from. Letting go.
AjUi! inkaZ) (iv ofj&3) Killing (an enemy), giving a signal to
put him to death. Having cattle of the worst kind called nakaz.
a ankaS) (pi. of niks) Writing-inks.
A ^L\sc\inkdsh) (ivof Pressing, prosecuting (a debtor).
Eating great numbers of ripe dates. Being powerful in venery.
inkaS) (iv of i^/£>) Diminishing. Injuring.
a ankaZ) (pi. of nikz) (Camels) emaciated and fa
tigued with travelling. Hilly unequal grounds. Inkdzy (iv of
^isi) Sounding (as an instrument, echo, or any thing inani
mate). Calling (goats). Stroking (a horse). Pulling the fin
gers till the joints crack. (A sack) galling (the back of a beast
of burthen). The cry of a young camel’s colt: (when full
grown this sound is then called y&b hadir and sfjs karkarat),
A inkd<£) (iv of £-&) Macerating or dissolving (a medi
cine in water) and applying it. Diluting (wine with water).
Killing (an enemy). Raising the voice and making a continued
noise, hallooing. Satisfying thirst (with water). Slaughtering
(a camel on account of the arrival of strangers). Deflowering
a virgin. Injuring or privately hatching mischief (against ano
ther). Filliping the nose (of another). Turning a house topsy-
| turvy. Burying (the dead). Stagnating in the body and becom-
ing yellow (water).
A inkdf) (iv of iiy) Cutting or splitting an apple, and
taking off the rind and core. Giving a bone (in order to have the
marrow extracted). Filling (a valley) with eggs (locusts).
a (JUi! ankdl) (pi. of jjiii nakt) Clouted, patched (shoes or
clothes). Inkdl) (iv ofJsiLi) Mending clothes by patching.
a slisil inkdh) (iv of &£>) Restoring to health.
a inkibaZ) (vn of ^*4^) Being seized, grasped in the
hand, drawn in, contracted. Drawing together its wings to fly