'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎189v] (383/1826)

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A<L?Li bazdzat (from Having a thin and soft skin ?
and tender body. Buzazat, A little water.
A baza An island. Bizd^ (m of Coition.
a bizduit r A capital or stock in trade. A share in a
mercantile adventure. Agency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent. . H av * n g a sma h
capital, a poor man. <icLaJ Bi-r bizd^at^ Name of a well.
a Buzdn, The fourth Arabian month, otherwise called
j Rabt^uH akhir.
a bazd-i^ (ph of bizd^it) Sums invested in goods.
a bazbdz. Mushrooms, puffs, toad-stools.
A j*ai bazr. An excrescence, a caruncle. bizran
mizran, (Blood was shed) with impunity, without retaliation or
revenge.
a bazi'at, In vain, unsuccessfully.
A bazaZf Little water.
A baz^ (from Cutting in pieces, cutting off a part.
Cleaving. Bleeding, breathing a vein. Quenching thirst, (pi.
of baz^at) Parts, segments. or Genitale arvum.
Coition. Biz-^ A part. A small number of people (from three
to ten, or from twelve to twenty). Buza^ Name of a place.
a baz^it or biz^at, A part, a section, a piece.
A<LdJ Buzannat, Name of a village.
A bazuz, (A well or bottle) containing little water.
a bazuzat, (from yd) bazza) Being thin-skinned.
A buzu^_ (from Loathing, becoming tired of.
a bazuk, A sharp sword.
a baziz (from bazza), Flowing slowly, and in a
small quantity (water). Hence the proverb
i/abizzu hajarahu, His stone does not sweat; there is no water on
his stone (applied to a miser, from whom nothing is to be got).
a JLL-o) bazlzat, Little water. Small misling rain.
bazt*, Sweat. Flesh. An island in the sea. Name
of a district. Al buzay^. Name of a place in Egypt, and
of another near Damascus.
p kj bat or butt, A goose, a duck. A sort of large cup.
Ak) halt, A duck. (span. Pato) A goose. A pot, cup,
pitcher, or flaggon (especially of leather). A kind of flexible
leathern bottle, out of which they drink. A cup of
wine, p j\ Jaj The sun. Jai A goblet of pure wine.
a k butt (from k battd), Cutting open (a boil).
A .sk but-a (Ik bitd or butd) Slowness, delay.
a ^.Ik bitdh, (pi. of ^ 3j .\ abtah) Low, gravelly lands. Butdh,
A disease resembling the pleurisy, which sometimes follows a
fever. Name of a region in Arabia.
a ^Ik butdhiy, Indisposed with the disease -Ik butdh.
p jJ^lk batdrish, Fern.
a iLijlk batdrikat, (pi. of J^^k bitrik) Patriarchs.
a . l^lk batdrik, (pi. of (JJ^k batrik) Patriarchs.
a <k\k bitdkat, The pupil of the eye. A label affixed to a
piece of cloth marking the price. A letter sent by a pigeon.
a Jlk battdl, Idle, lazy. Fruitless, empty, vain. Old, ob
solete, unfashionable, antiquated. Abolished, repealed, abro
gated, suppressed, p Jlk battdl kardan, To abolish.
a c^Jlk batdlat, (from Jk) Courage. Idleness.
A^lk bitdn, A girth. A small ship. ^IkJl Rich.
a ijlk bitdnat, The lining of a garment. Bed-linens. A
sincere friend. Sincere friendship. Firmness, strength.
a ^lk batd-ih, (pi. of ksnk baiihat) Low, gravelly lands.
A ^plk batdi-ik, (pi. of <ulk bitdkat) Letters sent by pigeons.
a ^Ik batd-in, (pi. of k-k battnat) Linings (of couches).
A kLk batbdt, Shepherd’s staff (a plant).
a <Lkk batbatat, (from kk q) Cackling from fright.
A <Lk battat, A single duck or goose.
bataha, (fut. yabtahu) He threw prostrate.
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A J*. batih (and ijKT- bat-hat), Low-lying, gravelly grounds,
upon which, at certain seasons, the waters descend from the
higher countries, though dry best part of the year. Many years.
a bat-hd, A low-lying, gravelly ground. Any large
open place for exercises, a horse-course, a race-ground. Name
of a place near Mecca.
a Batihdn, Name of a swampy valley near MadTna.
A bat-hut, The stature of a man. But-hat, Nature, state.
A Jdv batr, (from J&) Dividing, splitting, cleaving, bursting
(an imposthume). Batar, (from^k) Exulting, being insolent
with joy, petulant, inconsiderate, ungrateful to the Supreme
Being, returning no thanks for prosperity. Being thunder
struck, lost in amazement. Insolence, petulance, pertness, sau
ciness. ^l;k i , zahaba damuhu bitran, His blood was
shed unrevenged. Batir, I ull of spirits. Petulant, insolent.
batrd, (Il/rfa) A stone, a rock.
g batrdkhu (or ^y>-\Ja}), (Bar^axof) A frog.
g batrdsdliyun, (YleTfOulhivov) Rock-parsley.
g batrdlun, (riETp^arov) Petrolium, rock-oil.
a J^jk bi tank, By way of, in the manner of, on account ot.
^aJ For the love of God, for the sake of justice.
c^Jjk bitrtk, (JlaT^mog) A patriarch. A patrician.
A<kkk batrikiyat (or batrdkat), The patriarchat.
*a jjlk batasha, (fut. jjlkj yabtushu) He seized.
Ajjlk batsh, (from ij^>) Seizing, carrying away by force.
Rushing upon with violence. Recovering (from a fever). Power,
vigour, strength, sternness, severity. (jlkJ kahhar-t
shadidu'l batsh, The Lord powerful in severity.
a <Llk batshat, (from ^jlk) Making a violent attack. R e "
covering from a fever, but quite spent and overcome. 1 ®' ve1 ’
superiority over others, force, violence, vehemence,
al batshatu’l kubru', The great disaster, i.e. the battle ot Badr.