'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎251r] (506/1826)

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Ummuk, (vi of Walking in a debilitated
manner (emaciated cattle). Leaning to one side in walking.
A ^ tasawum, (vi of Bidding one against another.
a tasazci, (vi of Being equal, coequal. Being
in easy circumstances. Equality, similarity, sameness. Neutrality.
a JjsLj tasahul, (vi of J^) Esteeming easy. Remitting,
pardoning, conniving at. Negligence, carelessness.
a t as ahum, ( vi of Casting lots (amongst themselves).
tasayur,(\i of^«s) Walking for a bet; going together.
Ai—Ait-J t (,s ay u fi (viofc-iL-j) Fighting, fencing,skirmishing.
A^Lj tasayul^ (vi of tJ^) Flocking from all parts (troops),
e tasbamdan, (trans. of tasbldan) To cause
fissuies in the lips. Fo heat. To suffocate, to strangle.
a 1 . > tasabbub, (v of subbu) Causing. Trafficking.
a tasabbuj, (v of • not in use) Arraying one’s person
in a kind of black dress called subjah.
a tasabbukh, (v of^—*) Being assuaged (heat).
a 1 tasabsub, (n of q) Flowing (as water).
A tusbib, (n of sabba) Causing, giving cause.
A tasbih, (n of Praying, supplicating. Celebrat
ing the praises of God. Using a rosary or chaplet for that pur
pose. A hymn, the praise of God, when saying b'ismV
llah, In the name of God ! <d!l subhana'llah, 0 holy
(Creator! mercy on us ! deliver us from ! or such similar ejacu
lations). A rosary, a chaplet of beads, tasbih
kardan, To praise God, to say prayers by the telling of beads.
a tasbihut, (pi. of 3 tasbih') Hymns, anthems.
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tasbih-khdnah, A chapel, an oratory.
p tasbth-kh'an, Singing praises to God. A person
hired to pray for another, a private chaplain.
p tusbih-kti dm, Office of chaplain, chaplainship.
A t as bikh, (n of ^«s) Making light. Erasing a syllable
or a letter, making a short syllable instead of a long one. Quiet
ing, stilling. Throwing away the refuse (of cotton, wool, or
camel’s hair), whilst carding. Being assuaged (heat), allayed
(the throbbing of a wound). Rest. Stillness. Deep sleep.
a tasbid, (n of A-ams) Smoothing the head by extirpat
ing the hair, either by shaving or by pulling them up with an
unguent. Leaving off the unguent. Growing again (hairs).
Becoming fledged (a bird).
p ^Aja-a—J tasbidan, To have fissures or chaps in the lips. To
strangle. To be strangled, suffocated. To grow hot, be fierce.
a k*-— 3 tasbit, (it ofla-w:) Shewing herself to be in foal (a
camel) by refusing the male. Bringing forth a castling.
a 3 tasbi^, (n of £--** 5 ) Dividing into seven parts.
A ^.*>,3 tasbigh, (n of Casting her foal (a camel) al
ready covered with hair. A pouring forth.
a^Jm-wJ tasbik, (n of (JU-.) Contending with (in running).
Excelling (in learning). Casting her young (a ewe).
a tasbik, (u of ‘' ^--') Melting (gold or silver).
A U L.^3 tasbil, (n of (J-a^) Consecrating to God.
p U-wJ tast, A cup, a goblet. Tost or tost (for to'st,
or more properly jj' to ast).
p tustakh'an, A large dish,
p Tustar, Name of a city in Khurasan.
a tasattur, (v of J^>) Being hidden, veiled or covered.
Concealing one’s self, absconding. Concealment,
p tosti, Thou art.
A tastir, (n of ji~>) Veiling, concealing (a damsel).
A A^r~ J tasajjud, (v of Ajp*^) Worshipping.
A tasjih, (n of ^y^) Forgiving, pardoning.
a tasjir, (n of^sr 5 ) Causing to boil.
\ tasjis, (n of jj^-sr 5 ) Troubling, spoiling (water).
A tusfi^, (n of ^-s^) Speaking or writing in rhyme.
A tasjtf, (n of k^UsT') Letting fall (a veil).
A tasjll, (xi of JaST 5 ) Confirming, ratifying. Getting
a law-suit filed in the j udge’s book. Signing any thing judicially.
A tasahhub, (v of i m ^sr : ) Feigning aversion (lovers).
a tasahhuj, (v of ^f^) Being scratched, clawed (face).
A tasahhur, (v of jS^) Rising, or setting out before day
break, and breakfasting at that early hour.
A^-sr^ tasahsuh, (n of q) Flowing (as water).
A { j-^ J tasahhun, (v of l j^ > ) Contemplating any thing. Ap
pearing beautiful (the form of any thing).
a tas-hiyat, (n of ^^^) Pulling off, unbarking, ex
coriating, skinning, shaving, scraping, planing. Covering, or
binding (a book) with the membrane of the papyrus.
A tas-hij, (n of ^sr 4 ) Excoriating. Scratching, tear
ing (the face) in phrensy or despair.
A tas-hir, (n ofj^) Using multiplied incantations. En
chanting, fascinating, deceiving. Rendering hungry or thirsty.
A r -*r J tas-hhn, (n of ^s^) Making black.
a j£!~ J taskhar, (taskhur or taskharah), Irony, raillery,
just contempt. To jest, to jeer, to ridicule.
A tasakhkhur, (n of j^) Ridiculing. Oppressing,
compelling one to work for nothing. Making obedient or tracta
ble. Being made submissive.
A ksr*^ tasakhkhut, (v of ksr 1 ) Considering as small (a
present). Being discontented, disliking. Being enraged.
a ( ^s.*** J tasakhkhi, (v of ^s.** 5 ) Diligently devising liberal
things. Striving to outdo (one’s companions) in acts of liberality.
A taskhid, (n of As.** 5 ) Being pale and swollen.
taskhir, (n of^sr 5 ) Subduing, conquering, taking (a
strong place or prisoners). Oppressing, compelling to work for
nothing. Gaining (hearts). Making obedient or tractable.
A taskhil, (n of (J^-** 5 ) Being sickly (a palm), bearing
dates with soft stones. Reproaching, reviling, stigmatizing.