'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎277r] (558/1826)

tanashudy (vi of «A^j) Repeating verses together.
Satirizing one another. Asking, or being asked, to recite verses.
A tanas hi, (vi ofyj) Smelling (odours) ; getting drunk.
A tandsuh, (vi of ^ 3J ) Admonishing mutually.
a^Lj tanusur, (vi ofAssisting one another.
A tandsuf , (vi of Halving. Acting equitably.
A ^ Tandzub) Name of a place in Mecca.
A tandzul, (vi of J-a3) Throwing, or darting at one
another. Contending for superiority in darting.
A tandtuh) (vi of ^ 3J ) Butting (as rams).
a^Lj tandti, (vi ofyLj) Fighting. Contending, trying to
outstrip. Pulling one another about. Exchanging (words).
tandzur, (vi of Joj) Facing one another. Being op
posite (as palm-trees). Disputing, contending (in exercises).
(and tundgh), The stirrup-cup, the last
bottle when a company is just going.
Ak/U'Cu}' tandgis, (vi of^xj) Feigning sleep; somnolency.
A tandfj) (vi of^^xj) Animating one another to vigorous
exertion in battle, by announcing the death of their friends.
A^Lj tandghur, (vi of jii) Showing, or feigning dislike.
A tandghuSj (vi of Thronging (camels).
A AiLj tandfuzj (vi of AjD) Going to law. Litigating.
a^jU tandfur, (vi of yu) Flying from one another in a panic.
Retiring (from any business). Being remote, at a distance.
Contending for pre-eminence before a judge.
A y*^ tandfuz, (vi of^ji.') Leaping together.
A tandtfus, (vi of Wishing for, aspiring or pant
ing after. Grasping at, seizing (amongst themselves). Envying
one another. Smelling, snuffing up (an odour).
A IziliJ" tandfuty (vi of kii) Casting up scum (a boiling pot).
A tandifuky (vi of ^jlij) Mutual hypocrisy.
PjyiLj tandfur , A certain measure of crimes.
a tandfiy (vi of^ii) Expelling, pursuing, persecuting,
endeavouring to ruin one another. Denying.
tan “fy> Cushions with which women give a false
prominence round the hips.
A tandfity Hair torn from skins, roasted, and eaten in
times of scarcity.
A >r^’ tandkury (vi of^jij) Digging at one another.
a tandkuzy (vi of Being dissolved, loosened,
slackened. Being discordant. Contradiction.
A 4 —tandkufy (vi of g.s. 1 ) Fighting (two armies).
A.jJjLj' tandkuly (vi of JJLi) Communicating with each other.
A tundkiSy (pi. of^aJcu tankls) Defects, deficiencies.
a. tandkuSy (vi of cj^Li) Violating promises or trea
ties. Being discordant, inimical.
A tandkuhy (vi of >^ J ) Intermarrying.
a tandkudy (vi of a£j) Being severe to one another.
a tandkury (vi of Jtj') Pretending ignorance, denying
the knowledge of. Hating each other. Hostility, discord.
A l_2_£Lj tandkufy (vi of u-i-C) Exchanging (discourse),
p tundlidany To pour, or to be poured. To clean by
washing, rubbing, or polishing.
a tindny A wolf. A resemblance,
p ijLj tandniy Corporeal.
p tandnidany To cause to weave. See tanidun.
tandmry (pi. of^*iJ’ tannur) Stores, furnaces.
tandzcuby (vi of Observing rotations, keeping
time, or turn and turn about.
A tindwat (or tindyafyy The neglect of sacred things.
A tandzouhy (vi of Blowing from adverse quarters
(winds). Being opposite (mountains). Weeping, lamenting.
p tan-dzcary Corpulent (man).
A tandzcush, (vi of Approaching, attacking (as
enemies). Stretching forth the hand in order to take something.
A t an dzculy(\i of Carrying off. Taking (meat and
drink). Eating. Drinking. Giving and receiving presents.
A tandwuniy (vi of Feigning to be asleep.
a tandhuby (vi of Raising dust (camels).
A tandhudy (vi of<A^j) (Travellers) making a joint purse
(for road-expenses). Dividing equally. Giving, presenting.
A tandhuz, (vi ofjy) Hastening in emulation (towards
any object). Pre-occupying, preventing.
A tandhuzy (vi of Rushing against, assaulting.
A tandhty (vi of ^3) Extending, reaching to the end.
Arriving (intelligence). Being brought to a termination. Ab
staining from what is forbidden. Prohibiting, forbidding one
another. Stagnating (water).
A tandhiyfp\' tanhtyat) Water-marks of torrents.
A ‘klij tindyaty The neglect of things sacred.
A i dj \i3 tand-ify (pi. of <&y3 tanufat) Extensive deserts.
A tanayuky (vi of (-1^«3) Being overcome by sleep.
A ^3 tund-ly (vi of U) Retiring far from one another.
A timbdhy The barking of (a dog).
p^Lxj tambdku, Tobacco (from the island of Tobago).
A JlwJ timbal (and <LH-cJ timbdlaf)y A dwarf,
p tumbdny Short breeches, drawers. Wrestler’s breeches.
a 1 tanabbuby (v of c—^>3 nabbuf) Being set a-flowing.
p cr^ cP tan ba tan i Man by man. Man for man.
a tanabbujy (v of Swelling (a bone).
p Xyi tambady Silence. A fit of shivering. Tam-budy Body
(as opposed to spirit).
tanabbuzy (v ofjj) Reviling. Scurrility,
p tambasahy A small carpet, a rug. A pillow.
p tambasidany To twist a rope.
A tanabbuty (v of la^J) Making water to flow, or spring up.
Drawing, eliciting speech from one. Resembling a Nabathean.
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