'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎234v] (473/1826)

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r taptdan, To be in great agitation. To grow hot.
To totter, to stumble. To palpitate, to be restless, uneasy (from
indisposition). To be worth (its) price. To lay a snare.
A tatdbu^j (vi of j--J) Continuation. Doing any thing
in uninterrupted succession (falling into misfortune, stumbling, a
drunken man). Moving to and fro (a camel’s shoulder in walking).
vJzj Tatar, A Tartar. Tartary. Successively.
i> tatdrchah, A kind of arrow. A sort of dart.
a CSJcj tataruk, (vi of CJj) Quitting, leaving off (business)
p Tatar!, Tartarian. Scythian.
a j_!bJ tatalub, (vi of ^Jj') Walking erect (from pride).
a fatal!, (vi ofyb) Following in continued succession.
a f'cj tatdmm, (vi of ^ tamma) Being finished, completed.
Coming and drinking (the whole of them). Being in full tale.
a ^ tatazcun, (vr of^) Distinguishing clearly (the road).
a tat(iyu t , (vi of ^-3) Rushing headlong (into mis
chief). Shaking in walking (a camel’s shoulder). Rising up.
Carrying away (dust, or leaves, as the wind).
a tatabbu^j (v of^-j) Searching diligently, examining,
exploring. Following. Imitating.
A tatb!b, (ii of ^ tabba) Injuring, destroying.
tatb!r, (n of^-J) Breaking in pieces. Ruining.
a tatb! t , (n of wJ) Seeking, inquiring diligently.
a ij+fZJ tatbin, (n of Fixing the eye and the mind on
any thing, perceiving clearly. Being intelligent, skilful, shrewd.
a Jisti tatahtuh, (n of ^sT q) Being moved.
a jJ Tatar, A Tartar, a Scythian. Tartary.
tatra, (in ancient Persian) Summer.
a tatarrub, (v of <—^j) Being soiled, strewed with dust.
Being covered with'earth, being buried.
vtatrabu (tatarbu or jiJ tatrabuh), Elegance, grace
fulness. Jesting, jocularity.
a JijiJ tatartur, (n of ji q) Being agitated. Staggering.
a tatarruh, (v of ^-y) Being grieved, made sad.
A tat arms, (v of ^y) Being armed with a shield.
a tatarru^, (v of ^y) Rushing headlong (to evil).
At-ip tatarruf, (v of <—^) Being affluent, enjoying plenty.
p tatrunatan, (in anc. Pers.) To rain, (burhan.)
p tatrah, Drollery, buffoonery, jocularity. A leathern
pitcher for drinking water. Tatrah (or tatr!) Sumach, for
tanning hides, also a species for eating.
a tatrd’, Singly, one after another.
tatar!, Tartarian, kulah-i tatar!, A Tar
tarian cap (worn by great men).
a tatr!b, (n of c-^j) Strewing, soiling, with dust or
earth. Having enough. Having little wealth.
a tatrih, (n of ) Making sad, melancholy.
a tatr!s, (n of not in use) Arming one’s self, or
causing another to arm with a shield.
Ayd' jj tains, (II of ^J) Confirming, ratifying, levelling.
a tatr ' l V ( n of Shuttin ^ (A e door )*
iijj tatrif, (n ofcJ/) Unnerving, seducing, ruining.
> jij tit rile, Sumach.
a Jii tatfal, fitful, tutfal, titfil, and tutful, A fox. A fox’s
whelp. Tatful, Withering shrubs.
A tatafful, (v of Jij) Flattering, wheedling, caressing.
a tatfif, (n ofu-ij' taffa, not in use) Pronouncing pho!
fie ! with a tone of detestation.
p tutuk, A veil, a curtain. A kind of net-work in tents
for keeping off gnats. The coats of an onion. /(j^ ;
tutuk-i sipahr-gun, A blue veil. A saucer made of lapis lazula.
Lj tutuk-i nil!, The sky. A black cloud.
A J“°“" tataktuk, (n ofj-iiu Q) Being fallen from a moun
tain. Being downcast, fixed upon the breast (eyes).
A tatkin, (nof^' not in use) Watering (the earth)
with a slimy kind of water.
tatallu t , (v of ^Jj) Extending the neck, or raising the
head to see or hear any thing,
p L jcJ tatfi, The leech-plant.
A>J tatall!, (v of ^J) Following. Dunning.
A tatliyat, (n of Jj) Dunning. Repeating superero
gatory prayers in discharge of a vow. fetching the last breath.
° A jJcJ tatlul, (n of Jb>) Collecting. Obstructing, hindering.
A tatUs, (ii of not in use) Making smooth, soft.
p tutum or tutrn, A gourd. Sumach, an herb.
pU^J tatmd, (in ancient Persian) A bear.
a C-jUsJ tatammat, (pi. of &azj taiwnmaV) Supplements.
p^Ucj’ tutmaj, Thin slices of paste, vermicelli.
a tatammat, Completion. An appendix, a supplement,
p ^je^iJ tatmitan, (in ancient Persian) A jachall.
a tatammum, (v of f tamma) Unclosing itself, appear
ing (a fracture). Walking with pain from a broken-bone.
tatmir, (n of jv) Ripening, becoming (a
green date rutab). Bearing ripe dates (a palm-tree).
Feeding with ripe dates. Drying (meat and fresh dates).
A++AZJ tatmm, (nofjj tamma) Completing, accomplishing.
Satisfying. Giving (to another) his share at dice. Consuming.
Destroying. Hastening to dispatch (a wounded man). Tyin e
an amulet round the neck (of a chUd). Opening, becoming ap
parent (a fracture).
a fzj tatannukh, (v of £u) Sojourning. Commorancy,
p tatang (or tatnak), A mould for casting metal.
A hjiJ tatwibat, (from e-r>y) Repenting, turning from sin (
God). Turning, becoming gracious (as God to man).
A ^-yJ tatawxcuj, (v of ) B e i n g crowned.
tatwij, (n of fry) Crowning.
A X.j* tatwlh, ( 1 1 of ) Ruining. Aslonishing, ast0 '‘"^’
p gj titi, Gingerbread-figures for the amusement of c
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