'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎269r] (542/1826)

KjJj takabbur, (v of\-£) Being- proud. Pride, haughtiness,
arrogance, loftiness, presumption, ambition, grandeur.
A takbirariiyat) The height of glory.
A fakubkub) (n of q) Rolling one’s self up in a
garment. Breaking down from disease or leanness (a camel),
p vXmXj tak-band, A silken or woollen girdle.
A iafc(l bbt, (v of Being perfumed (clothes). Co
vering (live coals) with ashes.
A takbib* (n of kabba) Broiling steaks. Falling
(on the face or knees). Giving attention to (any business).
takbiyat, (n ofy-£) Perfuming (garments). Cover-
ing up (live coals) with ashes.
A tukbid, (11 of sS) Attaining its highest altitude above
the horizon (a star).
takbir, (n of^) Making, calling, or esteeming great.
Magnifying God by saying jS\ allah akbar, God is greatest.
A takbil, (n of ^J-^") Fettering (a captive).
A <&j takkat, (from takku) Being weak in mind. Intoxi
cating (wine). Cutting. Trampling, bruising under foot. Tik-
kat. Strings for long drawers, ortrowsers.
p tikit (or Black gum mastich.
pjl^J tak-tuz, Haste, speed, velocity. Be quick !
A takattub, (v of ) Being drawn up in troops.
a u-c takattuf, (v of >—g,.:^) \V alking with high shoulders.
A tiktiky I he sound made by any thing breaking or
bursting (as the strings of trowsers, &c.). <
A taktakut (from 5 c£j q), Treading. Breaking.
A takattul) (v of t^S) Going like a dwarf. Devouring.
A taktib) (n of l--^) Writing. Teaching or caus
ing to write. Assembling, or drawing up (an army) in divisions.
T y in g (camels) udders, to prevent their colts from sucking.
A takti^j (n of Cutting small, chopping.
A taktify (n of l_ 2 -^) Hooping (a barrel). Being
high in the withers (a horse). Mincing (meat).
A taktim, (n of j*-^) Concealing, covering, hiding.
A takassuh, (v of^£) Being struck (with gravel).
p taksar, A tree bearing fruit. (Castellus.)
takassur , (v of^i£) Being multiplied. Being enriched.
A takassum, (v of >ii) Stopping short, being astonished.
Retiring, withdrawing, lurking.
A takseb, Paucity, fewness, smallness of quantity.
a taksi-at, (n of li£) Gathering cream (milk). Throw-
ing up fat or scum (a pot). Growing long, spreading (as plants,
the beard, or camels’ hair). Eating cream.
A taksih, (n of Uncovering (one’s posteriors).
A j^ J taksir, (n of j£) Multiplying, augmenting, enlarging.
A takst^, (n of ^-^) Having a flux. Gathering cream
(milk). Throwing up scum (a pot). Skinning (a wound).
Growing long (plants, the beard, camels’ hair). Eating cream.
A taksif, (n of t-—i^£) Rendering thick, condensing.
a ' takahhul, (v of ^J^^) Tinging the eyes (especially
with crude antimony, or lead-ore reduced to an impalpable
powder). Beginningto look green with young herbage (ground).
A tuk-his, (n of Erasing, defacing (a book).
tak-hil, (n of Anointing with collyrium.
A takadduh, (v of ^-«^) Being scratched with the nails.
A j‘^ J takaddur , (v ofBeing turbid, impure,dark (colour,
or liquor). Being disturbed, afflicted (life). Dregs. Dulness.
A takuddus, (v of j^<a£) Travelling as if over-loaded
and fatigued (a horse, or camel).
a takdi-at, (u of 1^) (Cold) nipping (a plant). Being
destroyed by cold, frost-bitten (a plant).
A takdih, (u of £^) Scratching violently (the face).
A takdid, (n of kaddd) Driving away, thrusting,
pushing, persecuting with virulence.
takdir , (n of Rendering turbid. Distressing,
oppressing. takdir-i khdtir, Perturbation of mind.
A tukdis, (n of ^nk\!s) Putting up (corn) into stacks.
A takdlm, (n of |*^) (A sheep) biting gently without
cropping (the herbage).
A talcdih, (n of Scratching, disfiguring (the face).
Striking, wounding. Breaking (a stone). Combing the hair.
A takazzub, (v of Feigning a lie, inventing a
poetic fiction. Considering as false.
A takzib, (n ofc-?i^) Accusing of falsehood, giving
the lie. Being vain, foolish, idle, trifling, dilatory ; leaving un
done what ought to be done. Failing (a camel’s milk).
p takr, A fruit-tree. (Castellus.)
A takrdr, (n of^£ karra) Repeating, doing repeatedly,
again, anew. Repetition. Tautology. Altercation, contention.
p j]/* 3 takrdr kardan, To repeat, a Tikrdr, Return.
A takurrub, (v of ^-^) Gathering dates called .
A tukurbush, (ii of q) Being wrinkled.
A takartub, (n of q) Being turned upon.
tokarsu-a, (n of q) Being close and thick (hair).
A J*J takarruj, (v of Being musty (bread).
A takarduh, (n of q) Rolling. Reeling.
A takardus, (n of^«J^ q) Being contracted, pressed.
A takardum, (u of q) Running in terror.
A takarrur, (v of^ karra') Being repeated, reiterated.
Returning oft. Repetition. Perseverance.
a <— takarsuf, (n of(^Lc^ q) Being inserted, introduced.
A takarrush, (v of Drawing up (the face). As
sembling, meeting together (men).
A takarru^, (v of £j£) Eating sheeps’ feet. Washing
and purifying before prayer.
A takarfus, (u of^^wi^ q) Being contracted, pressed.
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