'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎176v] (357/1826)

expel, To go, proceed, or flee. drive
out, to eject, to expel, to emit.
p badram (or padrdm), A pleasant, elegant, de
lightful place, garden, or house. An assembly, banquet, or en
tertainment. Wild, vicious, unbroke (horse). Continually,
p badrarij A kind of dish, a sort of pot-herb. Wicked,
p bad-rdh. Deviating from the right path. Wicked.
Jq dushman-i bad-rdh, A malignant enemy,
p jJo ba dar ay, (imper. of dmadan) Come forth,
p Jo bad-ra-y, Maintaining erroneous opinions, or notions,
p i^sr\j Jo bad-ra-ihah, Fetid. A stink, stench, bad smell.
A S; Jq badrat, A quick brisk eye. An eye in its badar or full
moon. A weight of 10,000 dirhems, equal to 6,6663 Attick
drachmas. A bag made of the skin of a lamb or kid, in which
they carry milk : (the skin in which they put butter is called
mis-adat; and both have these names only when they
have been just taken from the mother; for if they were sucking
lambs or kids, the milk-bag is then called shakxsat, and
that for butter uikkat: and when the lambs or kids have
been one or two years old, the first is then named zoatb^
and the other nihy).
p ^jJq badmj, The purple amaranth,
p te&y jq bad-rakhtah, Melancholy, gloomy.
pjjjJq badar-raw, A drain, a sewer.
p ^jjJq badarzah, A portion, a part, a share. Bidruzah,
Victuals carried home from an entertainment by the guests,
p ^*^jq ba durustt or ba drustl, Indeed, truly, certainly,
p jjq badr-shab, A full-moon-light night,
pjl^i; Jq bad-raftur. Going badly. Patient,
p <tJ,tJq badrakah, A guide, an escort, a convoy. A vehicle.
Anything ordered to be taken with medicine (as water-gruel
with salts). An observer of the moon. A confident. Patient.
4^Jq lashkar-badrakah, An army-guide. ^'Jq
7caraka-i muhabbat-badrakah, Letters of friendship.
p bad-rikdb, Ill-paced and hard to mount (a horse),
p <^f>Jq bad-rag, Of a bad stock. Malevolent.
p ^jJ^ bad-ragi, Baseness of birth. Malevolence,
p JJ bad-rang, Of a bad colour or kind.
ba dar navtst, Error. The auditing of charges,
p jJq ba dar niydmadan, To be distressed and helpless.
PjjJq bad-raw, Going, trotting badly. A pack-horse.
r ba durud, Farewell! Health. Fronting. Parting.
J^ bad-rdzgdr, Bad-tempered, wicked. Unfortunate,
p badrush (or badrusht) A pass, a narrow
pass on an enemy’s confines. Expectation, hope,
p ^jjJq ba darogh, Falsely.
p if^Jq badrah, A weight of 10,000 dirhems, equal to 6,6663
Attick drachmas. A small pocket. A barren tree,
p $jJq bidrah, A ship-worm,
p badri, An outside-cover, a wrapper.
p ^,j\j Jq badaryddddan, To wash. To remove outof sight.
P Jq bad-zabdn, Foul-mouthed, slanderous, ill-tongued,
back-biting, reproachful. Indecent language, abuse.
P JXtj jq bad-zabdnt, Bitter words, abusive language,
p Jo bad-zindagdni, Wicked, vicious. A bad-liver,
p bad-zahrah, Malignant. Timid, chicken-hearted.
p bad-ztb, Ungraceful, inelegant,
p ^Jq badas, Make haste !
p bad-sd^at, An unlucky moment. Ill-timed,
p c^wjJq bidast or bidist, A span.
p^j^T c^-wJq ba dost dwardan, To procure,
p L^-jJq ba dast bash, Make ready! quick! attend!
p^j»^ l^-jJo ba dast budan, To number, to count, to obtain.
To be in hand. To be aware, to be informed of.
p / c^v-:Jq ba dast-i chap shumurdan, To count
with the left hand. (As the fingers of the left hand stand for
thousands, the expression implies, To be very numerous).
/ L^v-.'Jq ba dast-i digar mar giriftan, To take
hold of the serpent (met. to engage in any perilous undertaking)
by the hand of another.
p ^J^ CU-w.Jq ba dast shudan, To come to hand.
v ba dast giriftan, To take in hand, to handle.
Pi yu^Jq ba dastur, As heretofore. According to custom.
p-qr* 5 Jq bad-saj, Ungraceful, ill-favoured,
p ^U-sJq badasghdvn (or ^Ix-jJq), Ivy, convolvulus,
p JICj Jq bad-sigdl, Malevolent, malignant,
p ^J>J bad saluki kardan, To maltreat.
p^lj-iJq bad-suwdr, A bad horseman. A stallion, fierce and
untractable. A horse that will not carry well or double,
p ^*-3 Jq bad-sirat, Of a bad disposition, ill-tempered,
p (Jibi Jq bad-shaki, Deformed, ill-shaped,
p lUjusS: bad-surat, Ill-favoured, ugly. Badly formed,
p (jqJq bad-tarik, A bad habit (in a religious sense),
p i^c—Ljq bad-tinat, Ill-tempered, malignant,
p Jq bad-tinati, Malignity, malevolence,
p Jq bad-zann, Suspicious, distrustful.
*A ^Jq bada^a, (fut. £Jqq yabda^/u) He invented.
A ^Jq bad^ (from £Jq), Producing something new. Be
ginning. Novelty, innovation, invention. Wonder. Bid^, New.
Surprising. j*i\ ^JJb ^Jq ys> He is quite original in this affair.
A c^.cjq bid^ctt, Novelty, innovation, heresy, schism. Op
pression. A hog. c^c-Jq , Jjfcl ahl-i bid^at, A heretic, sectary,
or dissenter, p c^iJq <Lo do seh bid^at, Two or three hogs-
a bid^atl, A tyrant, an oppressor.
p l-Q 1^- Jq bad-^alaf, One who does not observe the distinction
between clean and unclean meats ; not scrupulous in his diet,
p Jq bad-^amal, Working mischief, doing what is wrong.
p Jiq£. Jq bad-uihd, A liar. A promise-breaker. ‘V
kafir-i bad-cahd, A perfidious, truce-breaking infidel.
A ^Jq badgh, The fragments of a broken nut or almond.