'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎273v] (551/1826)

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A h jlj taliviyat) (n of Twisting, bending, shaking the
head. Turning it away. Preferring.
A tulzciS) (n of Befouling. Muddying (water).
a tulwlj, (n of ^-^3) Being crooked (a road).
A^r^lj talzclh, (n of ^jl) Causing to change colour. Making
tawny, yellow, or fiery-coloured (as the sun, or fire). Making
the head white (hoariness). Shining in glistening garments or
with a sword. Pointing out. Making clear, demonstrating.
Giving (a child) any thing to eat (which it can hold in its hand).
aJj talzciz, (n ofjjl) Stuffing (dates or figs) with almonds.
a talisls, (n of Eating pure honey, called lazvas.
A (jfc'talzzlk, (u of Jf^') Preparing, preserving, or dressing
(meat) with butter. Being dressed soft as butter (meat).
A aJ jU talzchn, (n of Reprehending, accusing. W riting
the letter J lam.
a jjJjij' talicin^^u of^j!) Colouring, adorning,distinguishing.
Beginning to colour (dates).
a <dj‘ talah (from <tb), Perishing. Being sad, distracted,
p <dj talah, A gin for catching birds. A tailor’s goose; also
his instrument-case. Shambles. The steps of a stair, the round
of a ladder. A whetstone. Membrum virile. <di’ talah
dadan, To lose. Tillah, Drawn gold.
a talahhub, (v of c—^l) Burning, flaming.
A^' talahjum, (n of q) Being greedy of, addicted to.
Lying open (a beaten road).
A talahzum, (n of q) Cutting off. Eating.
A agl'l talahhuf, (v of «3) Lamenting, regretting (any
thing neglected). Crying Ah! alas! Being agitated, grieved.
a talahhuk, (v of Being of a dead white (linen).
a talahhum, (v of a-j 3) Devouring, gulping up.
A talahhun, (v of ^3) Breakfasting, taking a whet.
A talahvouj, (n of^^J q) Dressing (meat) not enough.
A talahicuk, (n of q) Speaking, acting carelessly.
A ^3 talahhi, (v of^l) Playing, sporting, unbending.
A C-^fb talhib, (it of C-^J) Setting on fire, making blaze.
A <U^b tulhiyut, (n of^J) Causing to love or delight in. In
ducing one to unbend the mind or take amusement (in order to
forget grief). Persuading to dismiss or let alone. Any thing by
which time is beguiled.
A (n of Giving breakfast or a whet.
A ^sb talhld, (n of A^l) Pushing away (in contempt).
A A^b talhiz, (n of (bb) Striking (on the breast).
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b talhif, (n of i-sg!) Crying out in anguish Ah !
A talhin, (n of ^^1) Giving breakfast or a whet,
p L _ 5 b‘ tali, A blackberry-bramble. A style or pen of iron or
bone. A whetstone. Poor. Till, Gold. Tull, An artificer’s
tool. A barber’s case of instruments.
a ^b* tally, A firm believer. Wealthy.
a talla', (pi. of J-b talll) Prostrate.
A tulla', A slaughtered sheep.
pjbJj talibar, A house for keeping silk-worms in.
A <Lb‘ taTiyat, The remainder (of a debt).
A cbJj talayyus, (v of ebJ obsol.) Being bold, strenuous.
A Jub' talld, Born in foreign parts and educated at home (as
slaves among the Arabians). Hereditary wealth.
A <L—b' tallsat, A sack. A testicle. A basket,
p tallsah, A wallet, a scrip. A bud yet unblown. A
fine Persian carpet.
A j_Jj tafi^, A handsome (man). (A neck) long and erect.
A wJj talayyugh, (v of j_J) Feigning to be foolish.
A &Lii talifat, Any thing lost.
A JJj talll, Prostrate. The neck,
p ^)lA-b' TuTimun, Name of a hero of Iran.
A (j-b talayyun, (v of ^j-1) Being softened, smoothed. Being
caressed, cajoled. Being gentle, placid, benign.
a k-Jj talylt, (n of bJ) Joining, glueing.
a L-L.-b talylf, (n of 4—i-1) U sing (the palm-leaf).
a j*bb‘ tal-lm, (n of ^ll) Mitigating, softening. Repairing,
amending. Bringing again into favour.
A talyln, (n of ^^^J) Softening, smoothing. Cajoling,
flattering, soothing, putting into good humour.
p aJ tarn, A disease in the eye, the web or cataract on the pu
pil, which causes blindness. Darkness, obscurity. The cover
of a dish or pot. The tilt or awning of a boat. Tim, The herb
sumach, of two kinds, one for eating, the other for tanning. A
leathern bucket for drawing water. Turn, A kind of mill. A
roundish iron arrow-head.
tamma, (fut. yatimmu) It was finished.
A j*J tamm (from j*J tamma'), Being entire, complete, full,
finished. Completing. This word (or c—jlbb b' tamma'l kitdb,
The book is finished) is generally written at the end of a book,
similar to our Finis, or The End. bl^bbl c-b-ib!
tamma 'l kitdb bi c.aicni ’/ maliki 7 1 zoahhdb. The book is finished,
with the assistance of (God) the munificent king. Tamm, (pi.
of j**.’ tumam or timam), Amulets of camel’s hair. Timm, A
hoe, a spade, a mattock. Timm, tamm, or tumm, Perfection,
accomplishment, end, complement, <C‘jJj zcaladat-hu li tim-
min, She brought him forth in perfect time.
a js\aj tamd-ur, (vi ofjtc) Boasting among themselves.
a Jj\Xi tamdtur, (vi of y**) Flying here and there (sparks of
fire). Being dispersed or scattered. Dragging one another.
a tamdtuh, (vi of 4^c) Being very far asunder.
A tamdtin, (pi. of timtdn) Tent-strings.
A tamdsul, (vi of b-^ 0 ) Convalescence. Equality.
aJJUj tamdsil, (pi. of Jli*J timsal) Pictures, images.
p timdj or tumdij, Goat’s leather. A purse.
a tamdjud, (vi of A^) Contending for glory.
A (vi of ^-sr*) Sneering, ridiculing; being
petulant, impudent, saucy; talking obscenely among themselves.
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