'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎185v] (375/1826)

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a bartsh, (A horse) having- spots of a different colour
from the rest of his hair.
p bareshim (equivalent to abreshlm). Silk,
c y. barlshazci, (Tlaqaa-Heuri) The eve of the sabbath,
Easter, or any other festival, the preparation. (John xix. 31.)
a bans, Leprous. A plant resembling Cyprus.
a Al burayz, Name of a place near Damascus.
v ^y biregh, A bunch of grapes.
A ^yy bank (from Jj^)? Flashing, dazzling. Lightning.
Splendour, brilliancy. Reverberation, reflection, Milk, into
which a little butter or other fat substance is poured.
a CS-\y bank, Blessed with abundance. Plenteous. A kind
of dish made with fresh dates and butter.
a +}y bartm. Formed of two or more things twisted together
(especially of black and white or brown hair). A wreath, made
in general of w-hite and red threads twisted together, and often
adorned with jewels, which the women fasten about their waists
or their arms. A kind of amulet or charm hung round a child,
as a preservative against fascinating or malignant eyes. An
army (from the different coloured ensigns). Aurora, the dawn
(from the various tints of the clouds). Part of the liver and of
the bunch of a camel, which are cut into oblong slices, strung
upon a thread, and dressed together (being so called from the
the difference of their colours, the first being black, and the other
white). Flocks of two kinds of cattle (as sheep and goats, camels
and oxen). A miscellaneous assembly, a crowd, a mob. A
balance. Buraym, Name of a valley. al albartmani,
The heart and bunch of a camel. Victuals without flesh.
A &**)y banmat, An auger, a gimblet. A surgeon’s trepan.
p yy bar In (for y\y), On, or upon, this. Bonn, High,
sublime, eminent (in situation, quality, or dignity). Superior,
supreme. Perpetual, eternal. Pleasant, agreeable. Excellence
of any thing, the principal part. The Zephyr. A notch, a fissure.
Name of a fire-temple, yy h\j paya-i harm, The highest
step, yy sTJ?” charkh-i bartn, The heavens, the celestial
sphere, yy ,^yy Jirdazcs-i barhi (or yy khuld-i
barin'), Paradise above, eternal, delightful. Exalted in dignity.
Birin, Fetid water. A sink. Burin, A slice of a melon.
a /yy barrayni, (dual of y barr) The provinces adjacent to
the White and Black Seas (the Mediterranean and Euxine).
v U-^i.y burlnash, A scissure. A flux, a diarrhoea,
p jSs^jy bar In kadar, Moreover, nevertheless,
p &*iy bar In keh, To wit; videlicet.
p *~?.y burlnah, A hole, an orifice. The mouth of a furnace.
p &y.y baryun, The parts round the mouth. Barlzcan, A
ring-worm.
p y buz, A habit, a rich dress. Fine linen. A bull’s dewlap.
High ground. A hill. Manner, custom, (iox ^y bazm), A feast.
Biz, A wasp. Buz, A she-goat, the goat species.
*a bazza, (fut. J-j yabuzzu) He seized forcibly.
\y buzz (from JJ bazza), Seizing, carrying away. Fine linen.
A rich ofarment. Arms, armour.
^a|)j baza (for ^y bazazza), (fut. yabzu), He equalled.
a \y baza', A protuberance of the breast, with a hollow back.
A hump-back.
A s\y buzdt, (pi. of bdzl) Kites, (met.) Soldiers.
bizdj, (in of Boasting. Contending with,
p bazakhtan, To melt, to liquify. To clean.
A i^\y Buzdkhah, Name of a well.
p y d\y ba zdd bar dmadah, An old woman.
p i^S^y bazddi, A beryl, a stone of a sea-green colour.
p ^yjy buzdrldan, To melt, to liquify.
rj\y bazaz {oxj\y pajdj), A shoe-latchet, a leathern thong.
Buzdz, A carpenter or shoe-maker’s wedge.
A ;Vj bazzdtz. A dealer in cloths, or linens. A general mer-
chant, a trader, a shop-keeper. An inn-keeper,
p ^Jc^\\y bazzdzistdn, A market-place.
a buzd,^, A young man. A clever servant.
a iic'y bazduit(from ^)j), Being polished, well-bred (a young
man). Possessing good abilities.
A bizdgh, A furbishing instrument.
a IsSy Bazdghah, Name of an agreeable place near Aleppo.
A J^y buzdk, Spittle.
bazan, Leaping, (for zzazdn), Blowing.
a ^Jy bizdn, (in of ^y not in use) Bringing,
p ij\y bazdnah, Blowing (wind).
a \Jy bazdzcd, Hump-backed (woman).
p buzdydnldan, To assist a woman in labour. **
pjbjj bazbdz, The cover of nutmeg, mace. An active lad.
a iyy bazbazat (from yy q), Walking fast.
a iy bizzat, A rich dress, presented by a prince or great man,
as a mark of honour. Arms, armour. A form or figure.
a ^y bazj (from --yJ), Boasting, contending for pre-eminence.
Irritating (one against another).
p <$*<\z>-y baz-jdmah (or bar-jdmah), A rich dress,
p S+Ao-y buzhamld (and buz-khdd), A she-goat.
bazakh, A protuberant breast and a hollow back.
a bazkhd, Protuberant-breasted,hollow-backed (woman),
p ^'^y bazddgh, bizddgh, or buzddgh, A file,
p bizddyldan (ox ^JjJy ba'zududan), To furbish.
a Bazdat, Name of a village,
p ^^y buz-dil, (Having a heart like a goat) a coward,
p jJj bazr, Light, splendour. A ray, a flame.
Aj y bazr or bazir, Lint or pot-herb seed. Seed. Offspring.
Snivel, ^y^jy. Henbane-seed. Bazr, (from jy)j Beating,
p \jy bazrd, (in ancient Persian) Seed, grain.
a ~jy buzurj, (Persian i^Sjy buzurg) Great, grand. ^
vy^Tjy Buzurjumhur, (properly Buzurj-mihr) Name nt
the prime-minister of Nushirwan King of Persia.