'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎184v] (373/1826)

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K / !»jy barmk, The hippopotamus, or river-horse. A kind ' glittering, dazzling (a sword). Flashing (the heavens). Look-
of fungus oblong and red ; or small and blackish,
p barnlk, Delicious fruit. A kind of date.
Pjjj Bario, The planet Jupiter. Bar o, Upon, on, above,
him, her, or it. Biraw f Go. Buru^The eye-brow. A trum
pet, a horn, a tube. A cane, a reed. A canal. 1 he cholic,
(for burnt) Whiskers.
a barn. Creating. Putting a ring through a camel s nose.
ing stedfastly through halt-shut eyes. Buruk^ A species of
small tree. (pi. of bark) Lightnings, thunderbolts, (pi. 0 f
\iy barka) Eyes.
a Albarukatan, Name of a well.
P C j baruk, A species of dwarf tree.
A CJjjj baruk, A woman who marries after having a son
grown up. Buruk (from CJj), Kneeling. Lying down on
baravat, (pi. of cyly baral) Diplomas, patents, pri- his breast (a camel). Doing firm and solid. Carrying on a re-
vileges. <kib barawat-i shartfah, Royal diplomas.
vJ\*ji barzcar (or^jj^J parwar), A summer-house,
p barwak (or parzcak), The herb asphodel. Shoe
maker’s or weaver’s paste, or size.
p bar wan, A stomacher, a handkerchief. Anything
thrown over the shoulders. A long flowing robe. A high cap.
burnt, Whiskers, mustaches.
A i* burns, (pi. of bars) Soft, smooth grounds,
p^.^' Barwaj, Broach, a city in Guzerat.
a buruj, (pi. of burj) Towers, bastions, walls, for
tifications, ramparts. Celestial signs.
bar wajah, By way of, in the manner of.
bar waja-i ta^jil, In haste, quickly.
A buruh (from Turning the left side to you when
passing from right to left (a deer, or any other species ol game,
esteemed unlucky by the Arabians).
pjj^t Barud, Bayrut, a city in Syria.
( a barud, Cold, frigid. Making cold. ^ co ^
refreshing collyrium, or wash for the eyes. Burud, (from
Perishing. Killing. Sleeping, (pi. of burd) Striped stuff’s.
A JjjJ burwad, Unequal ground.
A t&jj 3 burudat (from Being cold, freezing. Coldness,
lukewarmness, 'ijj A coldness in friendship, r LDJjjJ
'j&h burudat-angez, Exciting coldness, disgusting,
p J ba rb dar uftddah, Fallen prostrate.
bar-war, Fruitful, pregnant. Lace, fringe, edge.
baruz, A roost. A fray. Buruz, A bed, a couch,
pjjy.' ba roz, By day, in the day. jjj 3 jjj r ^ z bu rbz, Daily,
from day to day, de die in diem.
a jtjj buruz (from jji), Going forth, appearing. Arising.
Being clear, made manifest, published.
p jjji barzcar, (in ancient Persian) A brother.
p^LiuJ barushdn, A prince. A chief. A religious sect,
p barushak, Dust, earth.
A jJ buruz, (pi. of barz or birz) Few, some.
A y Barti^, Name of a woman. Name of a camel,
p tjj bar o farbd, Up and down. Ascent, descent,
p <tij )ji burufah, A turban, a sash.
barwak, The herb asphodel. Baruk, A camel ap
pearing pregnant when she is not so. (from jjj) Shining,
ligious war. Striving, exerting one’s self. (pi. of CJp bark),
Troops of camels (especially when reclining). The interior
parts of the breast.
Pdc^p baru-mand, Rich, fertile (ground). Fruitful (vine
yard). Wealthy (merchant). A man of fortune, a happy
Satisfied. Powerful.
man.
p baru-mandi, Increase. Ease, happiness.
p birun or barun, (for ^^J) Without, out, abroad. Not
having. For the sake of, on account of. ^ ® come
out. To rebel. Burun, A ring put through a camel’s nose.
Barrun, A ram leading the flock. A mountain-goat.
P birun-sard, Base money (not coined at the mint).
p Ltfjt barun shaw kardan. To traduce, to revile,
p j barunus, An army.
p barunush, A general. Name of a general.
P bar way, (for y bar d) Above, upon, to him or it.
p barah or barrah, A lamb. The sign Aries. A fawn.
A pruning-hook (for vines). yJ sy A lamb sucking two
ewes, (met.) Well off, fortunate; having two strings to one’s
bow. y The sign Aries, yyjz iy To help the weak.
Ba rah, On the road. Provisions for a journey. An aque
duct. The exterior surface of a garment. Handsome, beauti
ful, decorated. Infirm, weak,
p barhdn, Joy, gladness.
A burhdn, Demonstration, proof. Conviction. A clear
judgment or decision. An indisputable argument. A sign, a
mark. A prince, a chief, A convincing proof.
A- demonstration equal to those adduced by the
Messiah, viz. Healing the sick, raising the dead.
iijy (jl&n Barhun-pur, Name of a city in Kandesh (India),
p barhunaj, A gusset.
p ^\y\2>y burhun-rdj, A faithful, convincing discourse.
AijSsty bur hunty. Demonstrative, decisive. <3^
dafil-i burhanly, A convincing proof.
A hby barhat or burhat, A long space of time. hatsoever.
tey During a long space of time.
h barahtiyd, Name of an Indian prickly shrub.
r barhikhtan, To extract, to draw forth. To educate,
to instruct, to teach good manners. To wound.
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eyes.
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grim on
p Luy
the souls
Hazrama
Arabia.
P ^yzy
kibj&y barahrahat, A woman (especially a young woman,
beautiful, delicate, and full of animal spirits).
discoloun
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p tyzy
p er=^