'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎259v] (523/1826)

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A ta^arrush, (v of Fixing a residence. Being
addicted to, fond of.
a jjcytj' ta^arruS) (v of (j*^) Staying, abiding.
a ^jCjXj tauirruz, (v of ^c^c) Happening, occurring. Being
exposed. Opposing, hindering, withstanding. Daring, resist
ing. Beiug curved, oblique. Walking from side to side in
climbing a mountain (a camel). Perishing. Opposition, ob
stacle, impediment. Oppression, injury, loss, p "
ruz kat'dan, To oppose, hinder, prevent. r I o injure, oppress.
a t-JpO' tautrruf, (v of uJ/i) Notifying, instructing. Doing
any thing conveniently. Inquiring with the view to learn, or
till one learns any thing. Being knowm, notified. Knowing.
a tauirruk, (v of J^) Picking the flesh from the bone.
a ta^arkuby (n of q) Walking through narrow,
w inding places.
A fjXJ ta^arrum, (v of Picking a bone; barking a tree.
ta^arzcush, (11 of Q> Being fond of, addicted
to. Mounting upon, riding (a horse).
a ta^arriy (u of lJj£) Being naked.
a ^jfii ta^rlb, (n of (-r-yO Pronouncing Arabic agreeably
to the rules. Conforming a foreign word to the Arabic idiom.
Making an Arabian bow. Relating words as spoken by another.
Speaking indecently. Reproving. Using one opprobriously.
Giving earnest. Cutting off the broken branch of a palm-tree.
Inflaming a cow (as a bull). Drinking a quantity of clear water.
a ajyJ ta^riyat, (u ofjy^) Putting ears to (a purse).
a j*j ta^riyaty (n of c/y) Faying bare, exposing.
a (n of j£) Being intent upon. Rearing an
irregular or oblique structure. Staying (with a host, hospitably
entertained). Giving a troop of camels called jZ ^arj.
A ta^rid, (n of Jy) Flying, taking refuge.
Ay ta^riTy (n ofyi ^(irra) Dunging (land). Devolving
(business) upon another. Afflicting, vexing.
a jiyu tu-jrlzy (n ofjy) Hiding, concealing. Corrupting,
destroying. Growing rich or fat by villainy.
ta^rts, (n of (^-y) Alighting (travellers) in the
evening for refreshment, and then pursuing a journey. cdJ
UmJjXj layla-i ta^rls, The wedding-night.
a ijtljjXj ta^rlshy (n of ^yy) Making a vine-arbour ; prop
ping (a vine). Roofing (a house). Proceeding slowly. Raising
the head when braying (a loaded ass).
A ta^ris, (n of yy ) Drying (meat).
A tdiTiZy (n of Enlarging, extending. Setting
a broad mark upon. Giving a broad hint. Making conspicuous.
Rendering obnoxious. Opposing, exposing. Giving provisions
by w r ay of reward. Being ambiguous in speech. Rendering
intricate. Making writing illegible. Not dressing meat enough.
td^rify (n of < jy) Making known, signifying.
Giving information to the owner of any thing lost. Imparting
an agreeable odour. Staying on Mount Arafat from religious
motives. Affirmation, assertion. Explanation, notification, de
finition. p <—To instruct. To render agreeable. To
profess, to acknowledge. To assent to. To assert, to verify.
A jaj ta^rtfiy. Commendable, notable.
a Jp jO* td^rlky (n of jy) Causing one to perspire. Diluting
(wine) with a little water. Filling (a vessel) not to the brim.
A clXyu ta^rlk, (n of CS/-) Pinching, wringing hard.
a td^rim, (ii of ^c) Mixing, intermingling.
A yyj ta^rln, (n of ^y) Fixing the point on a spear.
a l-jJxj ta^azzub, (v of t-^y) Being in a state of celibacy.
aJJxj td^izzuzy (v of ^azza) Being rendered powerful.
Becoming rare or exquisite. Being firm (as flesh). Having a
small orifice to the teat (a camel).
a ta^azzul, (v of Jy) Being removed from office. Re
ceding, retiring, revolting. Laying aside.
a LytJ ta^zurcat, A military pass-word, a symbol.
a csju td^azzi, (v ofjj£) Belonging. Attributing (anything
to one, whether true or false).
a td^azziy (v of cfy) Being consoled.
a t-yyj' td^ztb, (n of <-r>y) Desisting long, without pro
ceeding in a thing begun. Being led far off (flocks). Feeding
flocks in the desert and not bringing them home at night.
A OL'jxj ta^ziyaty (n of tiy) Consoling. Condoling. Conso
lation. A representation of the shrines of Hasan and Husayn.
A military w'atch-word. By my life! To lament,
p, ta^ziyat-pursly Condolence,
p <k<li ta^ziyat-ndmahy A letter of condolence.
ta^ziry (ii of yj£) Chastising, reproving. Teaching
politeness. Assisting. Honouring. Loading. Correction, re
proof, reprimand, censure.
AyJ*j‘ ta^zizy (n of ^(izza) Rendering powerful, glorious,
victorious, excellent, rare, precious, magnificent. Strengthening,
backing. Moistening the earth sufficiently (rain).
A JjJxj fuzzily (n of Jy) Deposing (from office).
a ta^zhn, (n of Reading verses of the Kur’an as
preventives against enchantments.
*A(j*jO' tduisa or ta^isciy (fut. yat^asu) He perished.
a td^Sy (from Perishing. Throwing prostrate.
Stumbling, falling. Being laid low. Being removed to a distance.
Perdition. L-jU Perdition catch thee ! Ta^iSy Perishing.
Aj~xi ta^assur, (v ofj—x) Being difficult. Being obscure,
inexplicable (a passage), j—Evidently difficult.
A taais^iiSy (n of q) Hunting for, or catching
(game) in the night-time. Smelling out.
a i—s—ju td^assufy (v of i—iv-x) Being exorbitant. Extorting
with violence, seizing unjustly. Iniquity, oppression.
a ta^assuky (v of ^J—^) Adhering. Being assiduous.
a ( j— xJ taaissuriy (v of Resembling one’s father. Search
ing diligently.