'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎249v] (503/1826)

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a tarlS) Strong. Any thing twisted. A well-poised scale.
a tari^j One who plunges into, or enters upon, business
cheerfully and with alacrity.
A tarayyu^j(\ of Moving here and there (a floating
mist). Being convened (people). Delaying. Being astonished.
a tarayyuk, (v of (Jjj) Shining on the ground like water
and appearing to flow (a vapour floating over a sandy plain).
a tlS-lji tank, A stalk stripped of its grapes.
a tarlkafj A helmet. Any thing left, neglected (as a wo
man by lovers, a field by cattle). An egg-shell. Neat profits.
a tarhn, Submissive to the divine will. Stained, defiled
with dust or with sins. Tiryum, Name of a place.
p tarin, Moist, fresh, recent, good. Added to an adjec
tive it forms the superlative ; as, khub, Good,
khub-tarln, Extremely good, best,
p tarinan, A wicker-basket.
p U ^y tartn-zsdy A kind of Turkoman food. See .
p Jj tarl?iah i A kind of food. Pot-herbs,
p ^ J taryu, A flimsy kind of garment.
p SjJ ji tarlxcah) An up-and-down-hill road. A turn-again lane.
a fay tarayyuh, (v of 4jj) Moving to and fro.
a tar-iyat) (n of ^J) Exposing to view'. Holding a
mirror. Wishing to be seen. Playing the hypocrite.
A y tar-ls, (n of (^^) Giving authority, constituting one
head or chief, giving precedence, prefixing.
a taryini) (n of ^j) Remaining in one place. Pouring
forth rain incessantly (a cloud).
A tary'ih, (11 of <bj) Moving here and there,
p Jj taz, A small bird of an ash-colour. The bolt of a lock. The
main beam of a house, into which the joists are dove-tailed. Gid
diness. Leaves just sprouted. A head marked with scars. Tuz,
A small yellowish bird.
tazdjur, (vi of^j) Exciting each other (soldiers).
A tazdhuf, (vi of c-is-j) Going forth to battle.
a tazdhum, (vi of Thronging. A crowd, a mob.
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a taza-zu-a, (n of q) Being moved, terrified. Wag
ging from side to side in walking. Yielding, knocking under.
7 ’azdw, Name of a champion of Turkistan.
a tazdiwuj, (vi of ^jj) Marrying. Intermarrying.
a tazdwur, (vi of jjj) Visiting one another. Turning
away, declining (from any thing).
a (Jj\p tazdvcul, (vi of J^j) Joining mutual endeavours, taking
joint care. Declining, failing, perishing together.
ASi\y tuzdyud, (vi of Jc'J) Increasing. »jc ,^}y
tazdyud-i <Jzz zca manzilut^ Increase of glory and dignity.
A t^' tazdyugh, (vi of ^yj) Inclining, leaning, tottering.
A tazdyul, (vi of JjJ) Being opposed, contrary to each
other. Being separate, distant from each other.
a JjJj tazabbud, (v of Jjj) Foaming, frothing. Hastening,
seeking, or striking hastily.
A j-jJj tazubbu^ (v of not in use) Being malignant, of
a bad disposition, irascible, furious.
A ^>y tazabbi, (v of ^)j) Digging a pit for a lion.
A ^rP.y tazblb, (u of <—>) zabba) Drying (grapes) in the
sun. Foaming (at the mouth).
A <L)y tazbiyat, (n of ^j) Driving away.
A S^y tazbtd, (n of JjJ) Separating (cotton) with strokes of
the bow-string. Foaming, frothing (at the mouth).
A j+iy tazblr, (n of^>j) Writing.
a J-jy tazbll, (n of Jjj) Dunging (land).
A tazattut, (v of CJj zatta) Being adorned (a bride),
p CJ^y taztak, A tube for shooting clay-balls by the breath.
A tazfitj (n of CLSj zutta) Adorning (a bride).
A ,j>~y tazajjun, (v of Lingering, loitering, delaying.
Setting about any thing unwillingly.
a ^ry tazajjt) (v of ^sj-j) Being content with a little.
A tazjiyat) (u of ^^j) Driving gently. Passing time.
k ^s^y tazjij, (n of zajju) Extending in length, and
thinning the eye-brows (a woman).
A j>-y tazahhur, (v ofGroaning in travail (a w’oman).
A ^y^y tazahzuhj (v of Q) Retiring. Being distant.
A tazahhuf, (v of Advancing, going towards.
A ijsy tazahhulj (v of J^-J) Departing, going away from.
\^Jil=>y tazahluf, (n of q) Being rolled, impelled.
A ^j^y tuzahhun, (v of Advancing slowly. Coming to
water against one’s will.
A j^y tazhir, (n of j>-j) Groaning (a travailing woman).
A yy tazakhkhur, (v ofy>-J) Abounding, being luxuriant.
Growing full, overflowing (a channel).
p Jp tazad) A black locust, infesting corn-fields,
p tazdak (equivalent to CJi>y tar dak System of postal communication used in Moghul India and later by the East India Company. ), The weevil,
p X^y tazdahy An instrument belonging to a mill. A small
stone-structure, through which the water is turned for driving
the mill-wheel. The chest into which the meal or flour drops
when grinding. The most prominent part of the funnel, through
which the grain, by a perpetual motion, falls upon the mill
stone. The miller’s hire for grinding.
T JJ* t azar ) A summer-house, a country-seat.
kjjy tazarrur^ (v ofjj zarra) Being furnished with buttons
(a garment).
A ^ijy tazarruk, (v of JjjJ) Being blue-coloured (the eye).
A tazarrum^ (v of ^jj) Bringing forth (a mother).
v jjy tazrazCj A pheasant. Tazru^ Vermilion. A kind of
partridge. Short straw. A key-hole. A cup. The middle
of a house. Name of a tree.
p Xjy tazrahj The iron axle of a mill-stone.
A ufjy tazarrlj (v of i^fjj) Defaming (a brother).
A cjbjJJ tazrlfj (n of j^J) Becoming putrid (a sore).
A (Jijy tazrik, (n of Jjj) Dropping, emitting by drops.