'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎286r] (576/1826)

p <0' tih, A stick. The bottom. Under. Empty. A trace.
a tih and tihi, (for zih and zihi) (fern, of I j za) She.
This. He. These two (women). These two (men).
p tuh, Spittle, (equivalent to puf), A puff, a whiff.
tahatir, (pi, of tahtar) Contradictory testimonies.
Ayl^’ tahatur, (vi of^fe) Contending-, disputing- about trifles.
Being- wholly g-iven up to frivolous pursuits.
a tahatum, (vi of Stickling-, contending- about trifles.
A t aha tih) Vain things, trifles.
tahajur , (vi of j^) Separating from each other.
A tuhuji) (vi ot^s^) Satirising one another.
A ^jW> tahadur , (vi of _^A&) Permitting slaughter with impu
nity, or passing it over without punishment. Boiling.
A tahaduni) (vi of ^AA*) Leaving blood unrevenged.
A tahddun.) (vi of^Afc) Being right, well arranged (any
thing). Cultivating peace and amity amongst themselves.
A tahadi) (vi of ui'Afe) Offering reciprocal presents.
Walking with a light fluttering step (a woman).
a tahdrush) (vi of^i^fc) Growling and fighting (dogs).
A-r^' tahdrut) (vi ofl?^) Reviling, chiding one another.
a tahdruni) (vi of r*^) Feigning extreme old age.
A iuhafut) (vi of hailing one part after another.
Rushing consecutively (a crowd). Flying to the flame (a moth).
A tahdkul) (vi of not in use) Disputing, striving.
p (JV 1 tahdl) A cave, a cavern, a grot.
a tahaluk) (vi ofL-^JS') Destroying one another. Run
ning headlong (to ruin). Tumbling (into bed). Walking trip-
pingly (a woman), p tahdluk-i haldk kardan,
To precipitate one’s self to perdition, to hasten one’s own death.
A tahdmat (from ^j) Stinking, becoming rancid (meat,
fat). Being offensive (the mouth). Being weak and dismayed
(a man). hhdmat) Mecca.. Name of an adjacent province.
a lA' < 4^ tuhdmush) (vi of Mixing one with another,
being in commotion, making a loud clamour.
a tihamiy, A native of iUUi' Tihdmat.
p tahdn.) Empty, vacant.
p lahandnidari) To cause to become empty.
A tahdnuf) (vi of t g'.^) Smiling ironically (a woman).
Atahdnu-(i) (vi of L&) Congratulating one another. Pro
voking, challenging each other.
iiAjl^j Vhdnah) A small fort.
jip j' j Vlidnah-dat') The commander of a small fort.
A tahdni) (pi. of tahni-at) Congratulations.
A tahazaish) (pi. of tahzoasK) Multitudes, crowds,
tumults, mobs. Tahdzeush, (vi of ^j-&) Mixing together (a
crowd, a mob).
•A tahaiDiM) (vi of^&) Despising, neglecting, slighting.
Negligence, sloth; neglect, contempt, p To despise.
A. tahdwt) (vi of t_5y^) Falling one after another.
A. tahazcish) (pi. of tahwash) Crowds, mobs.
A tahdwil, (pi. of tahvoil) Fears, terrors, ap
prehensions. Apparitions, ghosts. Things of various colours.
Painted robes. Bracelets, jewels, or necklaces (as striking with
surprise, or dazzling the eyes of beholders).
A ^’^j tahuyuj) (vi of ^A) Raising, stirring up, provoking.
Attacking, fighting hand to hand.
A W.V tahdyut) (vi of ia^) Assembling together, to adjust
any business (laiUj tamdyut) implying, Meeting to disturb).
A J^.V tahayu-U) (vi of Ufc) Consenting, agreeing together.
aCjI^jI^j tahdyihdt) Away! begone!
p ^ tah-bdzdri) Ground-rent of a stall in the market.
A 1 — tahabbub) (v of l—^ habba') Being worn, and rent,
p fcj 4j tah ba tah) Plait by plait, every fold.
A tahabbuj) (v of ^.-k) Being troubled with a swelling.
A tahabbud) (v of A^) Extracting, bruising and boiling
the seeds of the colocynth (bitter purging apple).
A tububruS) (n of q, obsol.) Walking pompously.
A tuhabbush) (v of Assembling. Being collected.
p (Jrr’ tahbal) Slothful. Voracious. Good for nothino-.
A tahabbul) (v of Providing (for a family),
p tah-band) A strip of cloth worn round the loins.
A tahabhub) (n of q) Being shaken; tottering.
A tahabbt) (v ofj--fe) Shaking the hand.
a tahbib) (11 of habba) Calling (a he-goat).
A tahbij) (n of -fV 5 *) Troubling with a swelling.
A tahbtr) (n of^-Jb) Cutting (meat) so that a part falls.
A tahbish) (n of Gaining industriously.
A tahbigh) (n of Eating a sop in the pan.
a tahbil) (n of J-Jfc) Being oppressed with corpulence.
Gaining with industry provision (for a family).
p ^-v ^ tah-pech) A cap or cloth worn under the turban.
a tihtdr) Foolishness, silliness, impertinence.
A J W* tahtdl (from JaI&), Raining with little intermission.
A e;W’ tuhtd/i) (from j^^), Raining for several days, at least
for a third part of the day or night. Continual gentle rain, un
accompanied by thunder or lightning.
A tahtar) Contradictory evidence. Tahattur) Folly.
a tahattuk) (v of LLicJb) Being torn, rent (as a veil or
covering). Being ravished (a virgin). Disgrace, dishonour.
A tahattuni) (v of ^Jb) Being broken (the front teeth).
A tahattu-U) (v of bA) Being torn, cut, worn (a garment),
p tah tah) Multiplied, multifarious, crowded.
A tahtahat) (n of q) Giving one’s self up to trifling
pursuits. Stammering, pronouncing Arabic improperly.
tahtiV) (n of^fc) Provoking, importuning one about
trifles. Tearing, breaking up. Reviling.
a tahtik) (n of iJLjcJz) Tearing (a veil or a curtain so
as to expose those who are covered by them).
A tahtini) (n of j*X&>) Disabling by blows.