'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎189r] (382/1826)

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p b as hut an ^ Of bad principles. Bwhutan, An ape
Name of the son of KishtHsb, and brother to Asfandiyar.
r bushudan, To wash. To be bad-tempered.
bushur (from^1 j), See jLj bashr.
p cr 3 jy^ bashurintan, (in anc. Pers.) To worship, to adore.
v bis hurt dan, To curse. To be disturbed,
p bishul, Active, skilful, intelligent.
p bushuldnidun, To cause to move to and fro. To
agitate, to shake. To excite.
p L^yw bishulish, Perturbation, affliction. Performance,
execution. Knowledge. Sight.
p (J^yW bushultdan, To move to and fro, to shake, to wa
ver. To know. To hear. To see. To desire, wish. To be
dispersed, or disturbed. To lose at play. To execute.
p bushulidah, Seen, known. Expert, skilled in busi
ness. Disturbed, confused.
* basha , (fut. yabsha") He was good-natured.
p bashtj, Equal. Death, destruction.
bashir, A messenger of good news. Beautiful.
v j?r~t bashiz, A leathern water-bottle.
A basht^j, Stinking-breathed. Offensive, displeasing.
A ( j\£o\ atzcdr-i) bashi^at, Wicked, shameful actions,
p bashik, Peculiarity. Bushik, Sheep’s dung.
p bashimah, An undressed hide.
p bishin, Essence, existence.
p c7>y~: bashyun, Fat.
bisdr , (m of^a.') Looking down from an eminence.
Striving to get a sight of.
a Cl^La.' basdrat (from j^>), Seeing, perceiving.
A bassdsat, The eye.
A busdk, Spittle, saliva when spit out (whilst in the
mouth it is called A species of the palm-tree. A superior
kind of camel. Name of a place near Mecca. f*&)\ (jUaJ The
selenites, or moon-stone in Arabia (having a number of shining
white spots, which increase and decrease with the moon).
A basu-ir (pi. of basirat) Attentions, pains.
A basbds, Indefatigable (camel). Swift.
A (from q) Shining. Reflecting (light).
Fawning, flattering, caressing. Wagging the tail (a dog).
a bast (Per.) A Persian custom allowing an individual to seek asylum at a designated location. , A kind of swinging gait.
a basr (fromSeeing, beholding. Sewing together
two pieces of leather. Bisr, Whitish stones. Loamy soil.
The city of Basrah. Busr, A side, a border, a margin. Thick
ness. An interval. A whitish stone. Basar, Seeing, discern
ing. The sight, vision. The eye. Understanding, mind, ca
pacity. Knowledge, science. ^ basar-i bi ba
sirat, An eye without vision, a mind without foresight, keeping
a bad look out.
A busard, (pi. ofj~a> basir) Clear-sighted. Intelligent.
A basrat, W hitish stones. A kind of gross earth, out of
which they dig stones. The city of Basrah or Bassora (as si
tuated on such ground).
a At basratdni, Basrah and Kufa, seats of learning.
a basrah 6a/7, Manna.
A Basra’, Name of a city in Syria. (Is. Ixiii. 1.) Name
of a village near Baghdad. ,
a !a*3J bast (Per.) A Persian custom allowing an individual to seek asylum at a designated location. , A camel left with her colt.
* A ty? basa^a, (fut. ^suj yabsa^u) He collected.
a bas^, A kind of thick linen cloth, through which water
will hardly penetrate. Bis^, A part of the night, the beginning
of the night. Bus^, (pi. of j-ctd absa^) All, universal. Fool
ish (men), (pi. of basi^) Sweatings, emanations of sweat.
A bas^d, (fern, of absa^) All, universal. Foolish.
a bask (from Spitting. Milking a teeming ewe.
A cULaJ baskat, The higher street of a city.
A basal, An onion. The bulbous root of the lily, tulip,
onion, or garlic. An iron helmet. (orJ*s>)
Bulbus esculentus. (or jUll J-^j) A squill. J-o)
Bulbus vomitorius.
A busm, An interval, distance between the extremities of
the ring and the little fingers; (as ^atab is the space be
tween the middle and ring-fingers; i—J; ratab between the
middle and fore;^J fitr between the index and thumb;
shibr (a span) from the thumb to the little finger; and
fawt the interval between any two). y zu bus min, Gross,
thick (man or cloth).
A (jUJI U md fir ramddi) baswatun, There is no
spark or live coal among the ashes.
A basuk, The cattle in the flock which give least milk.
khassiy) bassiy, An eunuch.
basir, Seeing, perceiving. Discerning, penetrating.
Intelligent. A dog. p basir shudan, To look at.
a basirat, Sight. Foresight, prudence. Penetration,
judgment. Watchlulness, attention. Caution, circumspection,
carefulness. A sentence, an opinion. An evident or convincing
proof, a demonstration. A witness. Blood, indicative of a
wound inflicted. Signs of virginity. An admonition. A sub
ject of serious reflexion. Any thing firmly believed. A coat of
mail. A shield, a buckler. Whatever is comprehended within
the sides of a house. (or Sj+us: Prudent,
circumspect, p Eyes of prudence.
To foresee. Improvident.
A bright. Lightning. Tremor.
khasisuhum wa basisuhum, A number of them.
A basi^, Flowing sweat.
A U^. buzz, Thin, fat and soft-skinned. White-bodied. An
inconsiderable present.
A l/ 3 ^ bizdiz, (pi. of bazuz) Wells or bottles nearly dry
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