'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎250v] (505/1826)

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A tazaiozsujj (v of ^j) Marrying, taking a wife. Steal
ing upon, overpowering (as sleep).
tazazazcukh 9 (vof Being separated, removed.
tuzazezcud) (v of not in use) Providing necessaries
for a journey. Procuring. Taking.
AjJjj' tazazc-ur, (v ofjl)) Roaring (as a lion).
A Jjjjj tazazczeuk, (v of JjJ) Executing with elegance.
A pjj tazawwum, (v of Being separated, disunited, di
vided in parts (flesh); also being compact, knit well together.
A £> tazzciyat) (n of i»£*J) Adorning in a particular man
ner, dressing in a particular habit. Meeting (as the eye-brows).
A tazxzij) (n of £jj) Joining, associating, marrying.
a tazzcldj (n of cJjJ notin use) Providing one’s self with
travelling necessaries, or other things.
a tazzslr, (n of jjj) Giving a false colouring to, adul
terating. Doing well, and uprightly. Adulteration, deception.
I mposture, fraud. A lie. Honour, respect shewn by a visitor.
A tdzwtk, (li of JjJ not in use) Overlaying with
quicksilver. Executing well. Doing elegantly. A painting of
gold impi*essed on iron by means of quicksilver.
a tazzcll, (u of J^j) Moving a thing from its place.
f ijj tazah (or SjJ tajah), A piece of wood in an oil-mill, which
expresses the oil. The inner apartments of a palace. A beard
of corn. The bank of any piece of water. Capitis pudendi
virilis medium. The bolt of a lock. L—d ip tuzu-i dsiytij The
mill-bushel, in which the grain brought to the mill is measured.
A hedge-hog. (Castellus).
a tazahhud, (v of JJij) Being abstinent and devout.
a tazahluk, (n of Being white, fat, and sleek.
a tazahnu£j(iiof^Jt>jQ) Being combed, tired (amaid).
a tazhid, (n of A&j) Making abstinent and devout. De
siring one to guess at the produce of a corn-field or of a palm-tree.
a tazayyub, (v of l—-^J) Being compact, firm (flesh).
a JoJj tazayyud, (v of JoJ) Increasing (the price of provi
sions). Adding observations (to a narrative). Walking fast,
p tazidan^ To break wind. To draw up. To extract.
a uS-VJ- 1 tazidiy, A garment with red stripes.
a tazayyugh) (v of ^pj) Adorning herself (a woman).
a tazayyuk, (v of Jj^j) Ornamenting, dressing herself
(a woman). Tinging the eyes with black.
p taztk) One who is neither an Arab, nor a Turk.
a (JjJj tazayyul, (v of JjJ) Being separated, dispersed.
a ajJj Tazlm, Name of a town in Hazramawt.
a tuzayyuri) (v of^J) Dressing, adorning one’s person.
a lazzayyl, (v of ^J) Being invested with a form.
tazyiycit, (n of^J) Investing with shape and figure.
a tazyit) (n of L^-oj) Providing with, giving oil.
A Jujjj tazyld, (n of ^J) Augmenting, amplifying.
Aj+f'jj tazylr, (n of not in use) Making a horse to stand
still or become tractable by twisting his upper lip with a twitch.
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A tazylfj (u of u-i»J) Adulterating, clipping (coin).
A Jrry tazyll, (n of JjJ) Separating, distinguishing.
A tazyln, (n of ^j) Adorning, dressing, garnishing.
pjl>‘ taj. An ascent, a declivity. Hoarseness. Corn just sprout
ing above the ground. J he bolt of a lock. TVf, r I he gore of
a shift. A bird’s wing. A new leaf. A species of leafy herb.
vj\jj Taj (’no, Name of Afrasiyab’s son-in-la w\
p tajdzcal, The leaf or blade of a plant,
p Cjjy tajdak, A w eevil which is very destructive to wheat,
p sJjJ fajdah, The miller’s hire for grinding. The notching
of a mill-stone. The wards of a key. A rose-bud.
p tajm or tijm, A cloud cleaving to the earth,
p ijj tajah, The bud of a flower. The beard of rye or barley.
A churn-stick. The main-beam of a house. The wards of a key.
ijJ taja-i chub, The margin of a pond. The foreskin,
p jjyJ' tas, A slap. Tus, Wind wdiich escapes gently. Spitting.
A tasd-ul, (vi of J Lj) Asking, enquiring of one another.
a <—?Lj tasdbb, (vi of u—w subba) Railing at, reviling one
another. Beingf cut asunder.
A J tasdbuk (vi of Running, throwing, contending
in any manner for a wager. Outstripping one another. A race.
a Jj'L-J tasutul, (vi of J-^-j) Being joined, connected, follow
ing one another (as men, tears, or pearls on a string).
a tasajul, (vi of J-sr*) Boasting to one another,
p te-Lj tasdjah, A crocodile, an alligator.
tasdhuk, (vi of Rubbing one another.
a tasdkhin, Boots.
Ajl~j‘ tasdrr, (vi of surra) Telling one another secrets.
A tasdru^, (vi of Hastening together.
A tusd^ly, Consisting of, completing the number nine.
a Ail»J tasdfud, (vi of Copulating (beasts).
a LiU-j' tasufuh, (vi of 4iL:) Calling each other fools.
A ksU-J tasukut, (vi of kiU-) Falling, throwing one’s self into.
a ^LJ tasdkl, (vi of ,^<^- 5 ) Giving drink reciprocally.
A JLJ tusakur, (\i of^*-s) Feigning drunkenness.
a u-aJl—J tasuluf, (vi of > LLj) Being connected by affinity
(as the husbands of two sisters).
A jJLj tasulum, (vi of jJ-.') Making peace, being reconciled.
a tusumuh, (vi of Conniving. Reciprocal in
dulgence, the exercise of mutual kindness and forgiveness,
p tasumuh-peshah, Easy, complaisant, pliable.
a ^Lj tasdmu^, (vi of ^*-:) Listening (as the populace).
Pretending to hear. Lending an ear.
a tasumi, (vi of Contending for pre-eminence.
Being exalted.
a A3LmJ tasunud, (vi of Leaning, staying upon. Being
related, pertaining to. Placing back to back.
AjjL-J tasdzcur, (vi of j*~>) Attacking, leaping upon anothei.
a (JjL-J tasdzcuk, (vi of J^s) Following one another (camels).