'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎182v] (369/1826)

saz budan. To be set aside, or delayed till another time. To be
finished, concluded. ^ ar ^rafkardan^ 1 o set aside,
dismiss. bar taraf nihddan y To set apart, remove,
displace, throw away, reject. To preserve till another time. T o
terminate, conclude. latifah bar tar of^ Let joking
cease! raillery apart!
p bar tar aft) Dismissal, discharge.
bartasat (from Q)j Letting (camels on hire).
a Jl? j burial^ A high cap, a tiara, a mitre.
v\Abji bartalah or bartulah, A cap worn under the turban.
a JJkj birlll, A long stone. A long piece of iron, with
which they notch a millstone. An iron beetle. A kind of long
crow of iron used by miners and others in splitting of stones. A
bribe to corrupt a judge.
p Bartlyah, Name of a region and of a city.
* A r^ bartama, (fut. yubartimu) He wrestled.
A bartamat, A swelling with rage.
a bartanat, Sport, amusement, play.
SKA bara^a or baru^a, (fut. ^jyabra^u) He excelled.
a bar^as, Podex. Burgas, Name of a place.
a birtds (or bir^js), Abounding in milk (a ca
mel). Finely-shaped. Bir^js, Careless, indifferent,
p bar ^akS) Inversely. On the contrary.
a +£jJ barium (or barium), A bud.
a ‘UJy. 1 bur^amat (from Budding (a tree).
A bar^us^ A serpent.
a Al bur^um y Name of a place in Arabia,
p iy bargh, birgh or burgh, A dam, dike, mound, bank, or
any kind of water-inclosure.
a burgh, A low place where water stagnates. A little
animal which creeps upon the surface of the water. Distant,
p bargh-db, A dam. A place where water stagnates.
\j\s-j barghuz (jc.j3 barghaz, burghuz or burghuz),
A calf when able to follow the cow. Malicious.
*’ barghalidan, To excite. To throw. To pluck up.
p^JwU^ birghufidan, To satisfy.
a barghasat, The colour of ashes.
a barghas barghast or barghasht),
An herb, which, when boiled, is given to cattle. A kind of wild
thorny winter pot-herb. The wild purging apple.
p barghastzcd, A soup made from the plant .
a barghash, A kind of gnat.
a burghul, The whelp of a hyena. Flummery,
p barghaldnldan, To cause to excite, stimulate,
animate. To make to throw. To cause to pluck up.
p barghamdn, A large serpent.
p barghanddn, A carnival. See barkanddn.
pj burghu, A hollow tree. A musical pipe.
A burghus, A flea.
a al burghusty, Flea- wort.
a burghul, Wheat, barley, corn, (especially bruised);
also a dish made of grain. Barley-sugar.
p ddyi barghah, Having the tongue cut out or mutilated.
a J-i r v barghtl or birghtl, A district situated near water, or
between an inhabited country and a desert,
p barf, Snow.
p uJ\ i—ij barf-db, Snow-water, water as cold as snow.
Spittle, uJj To be cold. To damp the spirits.
p barfdin, A lamb’s fleece. A leathern garment.
r f barfakhj, The night-mare, the incubus,
p Jd/ barf-ddn, An ice-house. The gullet,
p jSj) barfar (or XjSj barfarah), Dignity, rank,
p bar fardzindah, An illuminater.
v f bar far ugh kardan, To finish, leave off work,
p Jiji bar farad, Above and below. An arched building,
p fj' bar fardshdn, People of one nation,
p uJij) barf-zadl, Injury caused (to crops) by snow,
p J bar fshdndan-i dust, To dance. Dancing,
p y bar fuldn chakldan, To fall upon anyone.
To suspect any one.
p cJ\fsj barf-ndk, Snowy. Covered with snow,
p barfanj, Rough, difficult, arduous (road or business).
Any thing new, uncommon, recently happened. First-fruits,
p (JjCsrdjJ barfanjak, The incubus. Any thing intoxicating,
p Suif barf and, Fraud, deceit, treachery. A foolish speech.
An agreeable speech. Anydeep place or thing. A valley, a ditch.
A zone, a belt. An arched building. An army.
p barfanddr, A commentator, a lecturer. A wise man,
who solves difficulties in religion, law, or the abstract sciences.
A master of any art or profession. A musician, a singer,
p aJoi y barfandah, A clothes-chest or press. A fruit-pannier.
barfuz, Purslain. The parts round the mouth,
p barft, A kind of sweetmeat.
c j+sf barfir, (Ilof^vfa) Purple. The purple-shell-fish,
*a baraka, (fut. yabruku) (The sword) glittered.
a JyJ bark, Lightning. A flashing cloud. A thunderbolt.
A thunderbolt, bark-i khullab, Flashing
clouds without rain (a proverb applied to those who brag much),
p To lighten, to flash. sword with a
Yaman-blade. a A Lybian lizard. Barak, Wamb. A
ram. (from Jj^) Having the eyes so dazzled with glare as
scarcely to be able to shut them. Being astonished, confounded,
j Having the gripes (a sheep) from eating of the herb bai-
zcak (asphodel). barak sag, A hairy dog. a Burak,
(pi. of dJj) burkat) Rough, stony, sandy grounds.
A barkd, (fern, of abrak) An eye (as shining, glossy,
j and being of different colours). Stony, sandy ground,
p Barkdzi zdl, Name of a mountain.