'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎278r] (560/1826)

p tanjtdah, Drawn tight. Anxious, sad.
A tanjtz, (n of Asc' 1 ) Rendering wise (experience).
tuiytS) (ii of Polluting, defiling. Amulets
against the fascination of malignant eyes (composed of dead
men’s bones, fetid rags, or other species of filth, and hung round
the neck), p ^To pollute. To profane, to desecrate.
A tanjt^ (n of j-^*) Agreeing with one (victuals).
Being salutary (as prayer or medicine).
A tanjlfj (n of iac' 1 ) Sloping off, or carrying away
parts of high ground (the wind). Milking partially (a sheep).
A tunjim, (nof j*^) Prognosticating or calculating any
event by the aspect of the stars. Paying at stated periods.
A Tanjiyuh) Tangiers.
p ajsrJ tanchah (or tamchah), A wallet.
A tanahhus, (v of ^*^>cr’) Examining (especially a mes
senger with news). Bearing hunger, fasting (medically). Ab
staining from flesh (in Lent).
a tanahhul, (n of (J^sT) Falsely arrogating to one’s self
(the sayings or verse's of another).
a tanahnuh, (11 of a) Repeating a sound, as ah
ah. Ilemmino- and hawincr.
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a tanuhhi, (v of Being removed. Retiring, re
ceding. Turning away the face. Leaning upon. Tending to.
A tanahhi, (v of ^yac^) Churning butter. Being moved
from one’s place. Applying diligently. Trusting to.
A tanhib) (u of oc'’) Being diligent (in business).
Travelling expeditiously to reach water. Being near water.
A <UsnJ tanhiyat) (n of^xr) Removing. Alienating.
a tanhll) (n of Giving a present.
A tanakhkhu^ (v of j-^T) Spitting. Raining.
a JisaJ tanakhkhul, (v of J^sT) Choosing the best.
A tanakhkhum, (v of Looking austere. Spitting
out, blowing the nose.
A tatiakhnukh, (11 of ^skr q) Reclining (a camel).
Clearing the throat, hemming, hawking.
p ilyjknJ tan-kh'ah, An assignment on lands^ or order on the
treasury for the payment of a stipend, salary, and the like.
p tan-kk 1 ah-dar } One who receives a salary. A
holder of an order for wages.
p tan-kh’dh-ddrl, The receiving of pay, service.
a tanakh-ud, (n of q) Commanding a ship.
A tanakhkhl, (v ofykT) Boasting; swelling with pride.
Aj+s\j tankhir^ Speech, discourse*.
p JcJ tand. One whose eye-brows are closely joined. Dis-
j)ersed, scattered wide. A sky overcast with clouds.
p iAjJ tund. Rough, fierce, severe, stern, austere, hot-spirited,
quarrelsome, acrid. High, tall, lofty. Fat. Bold, impetuous,
strong. Swift, rapid, brisk, active. Height. The summit of
a mountain. The devil. A demon of the woods. ^ To
go fast, jlj y JcJ shahbdz-i tund-parvouZ) A falcon of rapid
flight. tund-bdd-i ajal^ The rapid wind of death,
p tan dddan, To consent, to acquiesce,
p Ju JuJ tund-bdd, A violent hurricane, a whirlwind.
Pjb JcJ tund-bdr, Noxious, destructive,
pjb JcJ tund-bdz 9 Name of a rapacious bird.
Pjyj AxJ tund-bur, A leaping, a dancing.
pjb >^ JcJ tund-parwaZ) Flying swiftly,
pJ-J JcJ tund-teZ) Choleric, contentious. Mettlesome. Swift.
a tanadduh, (v of ^A3) Becoming fat, or distended with
feeding (sheep). Straying from the fold in quest of pasture.
a tanaddukh, (v of ^J^i) Being vain, arrogant.
vyk- XJ tund-i khu (or Xy>~ ,Xj tund-i khund). Dispersed
here and there. (Castellus.)
p LSy>- Xj tund-khby, Hasty, obstinate, refractory.
PjXj tandar or tundar^ Thunder. The nightingale.
’ tan dar dddan, To give way, to accede.
’ tan-durust) Healthy, vigorous.
’ tan-durusti. Good health, vigour.
Xj tund-raftar. Swift, fleet.
pjj Xj tund-razc, Swift, a quick goer. Tund-ro, Austere,
crabbed, warm, passionate, fretful. Avaricious,
p XjXj tundurudj Butter not purified.
p Xj tund-zabdn, Eloquent, having a fluency of speech,
p i/jXj tan-dis, An image, a portrait; a comparison, similitude.
A i^jmXj tanadditS) (v of ^Ai) Being buried. Enquiring
strictly (news of a messenger). Striking down. Putting the hand
upon the mouth. Exuding (water through the side of a well).
p<LjJcJ tan-dasah. Resemblance. Tan-disah f Resembling.
p^lxc-JcJ tund-^indn, A fast-going horse.
p ,Xj tund-i gosh, A projecting part of the ear.
A JjcJ tanaddul, (v of Ja 3) Wiping one’s self (with a cloth).
Rolling a turban, fillet, or sash round the head.
p yLs) Xj tund-lijdm, (equivalent to ylib! Xj tund-ligdm)
Headstrong, hard-mouthed, swift (horse).
a yJcJ tanaddum, (v of yA)) Being penitent. Repenting.
Penitence. Bashfulness, modesty.
pjAiJ tandu, A spider.
p Ax>- j Xj land o khand, Scattered. Topsy turvy.
vj*x3 tandur, Thunder. The nightingale. Tundur, Thun
der. A kind of stove, a brasier. An oven,
p jjJ tan-deh, (Giving the body) Diligent,
p XXJ tundah, The bud of a leaf, a follicle, a pod.
p tan-dehi. Application, attention, bodily exertion,
p lJXj tandi, Hard schirrous tubercles on the body. Tundi,
A declivity. The projecting parts of the feet, or ears. An
edged tool. Moroseness, doggedness. Harsh, severe, angry.
A l^Xj tanaddi, (v ofjAi) Showing one’s self liberal (beyond
others). Going from a bitter or salt, to a sweet pasture. Feed
ing (camels) between their two drinkings. Leaving a residue.