'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎202v] (409/1826)

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To be disturbed, or perplexed, +& To be met with, to
come to hand, to be acquired. Bi ham, Yes.
bahmar, Many. Numerous, copious. A multitude.
p bahman, Circumlocutions, superfluous words. Some
one, a certain person.
p j ^ baham bar bastah, Suspicious. Suspected,
p j) ^ ba ham bar zadan, To be hasty and violent.
bahmat, A lamb. Buhmat, A rock, a stone. A brave
invincible soldier. A troop of horse. An army. Bahamut,
(Ground) abounding in the wild herb called buhma\
p bahmatdn, A white lily. A red lily,
p ^ ba ham rasamdan, To procure,
p ba ham zadah, Overturned, overwhelmed. Dejected.
bahmazag, A hedgehog. A porcupine.
p bahman, Intelligent, acute, adroit. A cloud pouring
rain. Snow melting on the mountains. A note in music. A
king, a monarch, a prince, a sovereign. A king of Persia.
The middle month of winter, answering to our January. The
second day of every month. Name of a demon or genius, sup
posed by the old Persians, and by their descendants the ParsI,
Magi, or Guebres, to preside over all beasts of burthen. Name
of a citadel and of a lofty mountain.
The monarch of his time, the hero of his age. Buhman, Name
of an herb, whose leaves resemble ears of corn, a flower like
saffron, or saffron itself, especially of the wild kind. Buhman
or buhmlj Name of a medicine of a two-fold nature, white and
red, ben album et rubrum; rosa canina.
p bahmand, Name of a medicine. Name of a demon.
p u L*> bahmandn, Name of a flower resembling saffron.
p bahmanjuh, Name of a festival celebrated by the
kings of Persia upon the second day of the month of Bahman.
p Bahmanydr, Name of a disciple of Ibn Sind.
p buhmah, Of inestimable value. Invincible.
p bahmi, Some, a little, somewhat. Buhmi, A herb,
growing upon walls whose leaves resemble ears of barley.
Bahndn, Name of a place.
\ bahndnat or buhndnat, A woman smelling sweetly,
particularly in the breath. Gentle, placid. Laughing, smiling,
p bahndnah, An ape. Bihndnah, White bread.
A U**# bahnas, A camel, gentle and tractable. Fat. A lion.
a Bahnasd, Name of a citadel in the north of Syria,
p <0 bah nisbat, In proportion to, comparatively.
A bahnasat (from q) Walking haughtily.
11 bahangi, A kind of yoke for carrying burthens,
p bahnah, A boy’s whipping top.
p bahxo, A palace. A balcony. A portico.
A bahw, A house or tent projecting beyond the rest. A
wild bull’s den or retreat, of the largest size ; also a large stable
for tame cattle. A wide extended country. Any thing large.
The cavity of the breast. The space between the breasts and
the throat. The place between the haunches, the womb.
11 Bhutan, The country of Bootan.
njj bhdj pattar, (s ) The bark of a tree, like
birch, used in Kashmir for writing instead of paper.
p buhud, Cloth singed, and having a yellow appearance.
A bahicar, A lion. Buhur, (fromBeing distinguished
for any perfection. Shining brighter (as the moon among the
stars). Breathing hard, labouring under an asthma, or shortness
of breath (from over-violent exercise, or over-loading). Oppress-
ing, weighing down (a load). Throwing up a load on the back
1 with a violent jerk.
pjy£> buhur, The eye, the sight.
a buhulah, A wife, a spouse,
p^ bahah, A file, a steel-burnisher. Hark ye!
p beh~i, Thou art good. Goodness. Clear. A quince. 0!
(an interjection, when the person addressed is near at hand).
a bahiy, Beautiful, elegant, graceful. Dear, precious.
A.<L^i bahiyat, (fern.) Beautiful. Precious. AjAA A va
luable present. <WJ <UL'« Rich and suitable presents.
a bahitat, A false imputation.
A bahlj, Glad, cheerful. Beautiful, lovely. Indian wood,
p bahed, Name of a grain.
p bahidan (or ^S+^pahtdari), To squeeze, grasp with
the hands, to press with the feet, to kick, to trample,
p bahlr, Baggage, camp-followers.
A bahir, Breathing hard, fatigued. Buhayr, A corpu
lent woman, who can hardly breathe when she walks,
p \j+sj baherd, Belleric myrobalan.
ii l£j bahlr bangd, A moveable market, camp-equipage.
A bahirat (or bahllat), A woman of a slendershape,
beautiful and delicate. A woman of distinction.
A Buhaysh, A man’s name,
p bahlm, A balcony, a portico.
A bahim, (A horse) of one colour, without any distin
guishing mark. Black. A black sheep. Giving little or no
sound, an almost imperceptible echo, a heavy dull tone. Sincere.
Excellent, incomparable.
a bahimat, A quadruped, an animal wild or tame. A
lamb, a calf, a kid. The infernal pit.
A bahimiy, Brutal, bestial, becoming a brute,
p behln. Better, best. Selected. Opulence. A cotton-
carder. A week.
i J j The greatest of the kings of the earth, and the most ex
cellent of the monarchs of the world and of the faith.
A buhaynis, A lion.
p bihinah, A week. A carder of cotton. Best,
p bi, (*1% ) (A privative particle or preposition) W ithout.
\\ hen prefixed to nouns, it is equivalent to in, un, im, iT, tesh