'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎165v] (335/1826)

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p bdd-dujnam, (^\ij jb,
J^Sijb or *-S>t>b), The same as above. A club, stake, pale,
stick, baton, walking-staff. A kind of pole used in the Tartar
moveable huts, cottages, or tents, round which the smoke ascends
spirally through the roof.
p <A> bdd-dast, Lavish, profuse. A spendthrift,
p ^ J jb bad-dam, Puffed up with pride, conceited, vain,
p jJb bddar, The twenty-ninth day of the month or moon.
Moist, fresh, green. Lettuce. The erysipelas.
Ajjb bddir, Full moon.
p A^jb bddrdm (or fjjb bddram), Vain, foolish, idle, silly,
futile, unprofitable. Wicked, depraved. A subject.
P jb bdd-rdn, A fan. Haughty, aspiring. Name of an
angel presiding over the wind.
A ^Jb bddir at, Cutting. Happening suddenly and unex
pectedly. Impetuosity, vehemence, ardour, warmth.
p ^jjb bddir jam. See fbj J ^b bad dujndm.
P ^^,jb bdd-ras, An airy house. A flue, a funnel, a vent,
pjbij c>b bdd-raftdr, (Ahorse) going like the wind,
p^Jjjb bddrambu, Spectacles.
p bddranjdyuh, <^jbjjb bdidrang-bbyah or
jjjj^b bddrdz-bdyah),^^ herb called Mercury or Melissa.
A kind of large cucumber or citron.
p t^Ljb bdd-rang, A species of large cucumber reserved
for seed. A citron. The herb calamint. A fleet horse. Swad
dling clothes. The polypus.
p 6fld-7'«ng7??, A species of large cucumber. A poem,
pjjjb bdd-rd, Baum.
P_jjjb bddruj, A fragrant kind of herb.
p<^.jjb bddruchah, Name of an herb. See .
pJjjjb bddrdz (orjjj^b), A gift, a present. Sweet basil,
p 6 «Jro 2 aA,Continual,perpetual; daily bread,common
fare ; a garment for daily wear, or common use.
p ^jb bddrum (or bddrunah'), T he mountain-balm,
p 2 T)jb bddar ah, Breeches, drawers. A premature act.
p jjyuJjjb bddrls, A spindle. A fan.
p <l««jjjb bddrisah, A little round piece of wood put upon a
thimble to give it a circular motion, a whirl.
p r^ <L«jjjb bddrlsah-chashm, One-eyed. The devil,
p <wJjjb bddreshah (or ^^j^b bddresh), A cucumber.
Rice. Sickness.
p ^j<^b bddriyah, A kind of large wooden fan or ventilator
suspended from the roof, to promote a circulation of air, and
drive away the flies.
p Oj^b bdd-zad, A whirlwind, a tempest, a hurricane.
p ^-'b bddzam, Treacle.
P ^;jb bdd-zan (or <Ujjb bdd-zanak), A fan, a ventilator,
p ^*b ijb bddzundm (or ^bjob bddzubdm), A moveable Tartar
hut, formed of stakes, &c.
p <b^Jjjb bdd-zambuyah, A large bee, a hornet. A kind of
large cucumber or citron. The herb Mercury or mehssa.
pjj^b bddzu (or ji^b) A species of parsley,
p^fcjjb bdd-zahr, (equivalent to^Jfcjjb) The bezoar-stone.
p xji>j Jb bdd-zahrah, A swelling in the throat, a quinsey.
p ^ j^b bdd-zin, The zephyr,
pjjb bddaj, A pestilential carbuncle. Red wine,
p ^jb bdidujam, Dung. Anything useless.
P |*b;\>b bdd/jwdm, Wine. An inflammatory disease.
. pjLjb bdd-sdr (or^-jjb), Vain, light, trifling, immodest.
. r U-^jb bdd-sakhd, High-minded, generous. The world,
p ^Jb bdd-sarah, A girth. Sickly, ailing,
p q^jb bud-sari, Pride, folly, affectation,
p ^Ljb bdd-sanj, Indulging in idle speculations, vain. Vain
hopes, delusive dreams. Pride, boasting.
pjlj-ob bad-suzodr, A horseman. A fleet horse,
p^-jjb bdd-sayr, Travelling like the wind,
p ^Jb bddash, A pestilential carbuncle. Retribution,
p *lijb bddshdh (equivalent to abljb pddshdh), A king,
p Jb bddshdhat, A kingdom, government,
p , ^bijb bddshddi (for ^i>bijb pddshdhi), A kingdom,
p hjL jb bdd-shartah, A favourable wind, a prosperous gale,
p *CLijb bddishfdm, Red wine. The prickly heat,
p ^bbljb bddishkdm, A pestilential carbuncle.
p<Lijb bddshah (equivalent to pads hah), A king,
p j^b^t jb bdd-'Jndn, A swift horse.
pyijb bddghar, (^i^b or Aiijb), A house having a num
ber of windows, a house for the summer-season exposed to the air.
p bdd-ghas, A vent, a chimney, a funnel,
p ^jb bdd-ghati, An airy house. Boasting, glorying.
p Bddghis, Name of a district in Khurasan,
p c^-sijb budaft, Name of a fragrant tree,
p Jsd\) bud-far, A small top or gig. A large fan or ventilatoi
suspended from the roof for promoting a circulation of air, and
driving away the flies. Punishment, retribution. A boaster.
p ajyi ,jb bdd-ifardh, A groan. An herb which cures the pal
pitation of the heart.
p J^ijb bdd-fard, or See^J-b bad-far-
p ^ Jj»^ijb bud-fardzdin (or^jJ J^y^b), A hot westerly wind,
p ^ijb bdd-faruh, Vain, foolish, boasting of what one cannot
perform. A child’s game. Punishment, retribution.
pjyjb bad-fur (or^J;^ijb), One who keeps not his promise,
pj^ijb bud-fuz, One who gives good advice, but neglects to
follow it himself.
Bddakla', Name of a place.
p Jb bdd-kash, A fan. Bellows. Cupping, scarification.
^b bdd-kash-ifirdshi, A large sort of fan.
Pj^<3J ob bdd-kirddr, Swift, hasty, expeditious.
p jb bad-kin, A rupture.