'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎302r] (608/1826)

herds carry provisions. The scrotum. The skin of a camel’s
udder. That space in a well between the brink and the water,
r jurab, Water.
v jarubuh, A sock.
a t\j>- jar a-at (from Being bold, courageous.
A jur-ut. Boldness, bravery, valour. Rashness.
A jarujib (orjurajir'), Large, fat (camels).
A^U^^rs- Jarajirnat, Name of a people in Mesopotamia.
A jarajiyat^ A species of the eagle.
a jirah, (pi. of jirahat') Wounds.
a j^jarrah, A surgeon.
A jirahat, A wound. The pus of a sore.
A jurrahlij) Surgical, chirurgical.
a jar ad) A locust. Men. jurddu'l bahr,
(The sea-locust), a shrimp.
A jaradat) One locust. Any thing chipped, scraped or
planed off from another. A chip. Jurddat) A slice of a gourd.
A Jarddatdni) Name of two musicians.
a Jj jarddik) (pi. of jar dak System of postal communication used in Moghul India and later by the East India Company. at) Cheesecakes.
jirdt') (pi.of ijS^jarrat) Water-pots, (in ofy^-jV/rra),
Vexing, annoying. Delaying, putting off (any one).
\J\jS^-jarrdr) Drawing any thing to, with, or after one. (An
army) numerous, and loaded with incumbrances. A brave sol
dier. A seller of water-pots or buckets. A beggar.
uiskar-i jarraV) A numerous and warlike army. yj\£J**S£. / J\j 5>-
jarrdr-i ^aduw-shtkdr f Victorious soldiers. j\j\i j
jarrdr-i kuchah o bazar) A beggar in the streets and markets.
A jurrdrat) A numerous, encumbered army. A scorpion
of a small species with a heavy tail, which he drags after him.
p jarrdrah) A large species of deadly scorpion found in
Ahwaz. A ringlet of hair.
a jar drib) (pi. of jirdb) Leathern bags (in
which travellers carry their provisions). Those spaces or areas
in wells from the mouth to the surface of the water.
xj\j>- jaraZ) Barren (land). Eating well. jJ zujaraZ)
Hard and thick. Ji/roz, Sharp (sword). Voracious (camel).
p jardsag) A kind of noisy grasshopper.
jardsiyd) (K/^acrof) A cherry.
k<LL\jS^ jura shat) Coarse particles of any thing pounded.
a jurdslyat) Lusty (man). A hard, strong camel.
a jurdzim^ A glutton, a gormandizer.
a < i'j^-jurdf or jirdf) A large measure for dry goods. Jurdf)
(A flood) sweeping every thing before it. One who thrusts the
hand into any thing, especially a dish, and devours greedily. A
glutton. Lecherous. Cheerful, sprightly.
x\a\jS>- jurdjiZ) Thick, large-bodied.
a \Jkd\js>- jurdfish) Having large sides.
a jurdjiZ) Injurious to health, noxious, noisome.
a jurdkut) Lean. U md uilayhi jura-
kutu lahmin,) He has almost no flesh upon his bones.
A (^ mini) jardikU) On thy account.
a jurdm and^Vram, The gathering of dates. Dates (es
pecially dry ones). Jirdni) (pi. of jarim) Gathered dates.
Date-stones. Jurrdni) (pi. of jdrim) Gatherers of dates.
A bo\j>- jurdmat) Dates which fall when being gathered.
A jurdmiZ) Injurious to the health, unwholesome.
A jardmikat) A kind of thorn. Name of a tribe.
xjj-ihjS^ jardmiZ) (pi. jurmuz) The feet of a beast.
Human bodies. akhazahu bijardmtzihi) He took all.
A jardri) PassionaU^ Jirdiri) The fore or curved part of
the neck of a camel or horse; uItT' Name of a certain poet.
p jardinghdr ) The right hand side, the second line of
the right wing of an army.
A jurdhini) A large-bodied robust camel.
A jardhiyat) A high-toned voice. Noise, clamour.
A £d \j^~ jar ay at) A course. Bloom, female beauty. Jirdyat)
A fixed stipend, a current salary. Youthfulness.
A jurd-id) (pi. of X&.'jS^jarldat) Books, volumes.
a jard-ir, (pi. of jar trot) Faults, cjimes, sins.
a jurd-izy Fat, capacious (person).
x jurd-izat) Fat (sheep).
A miri) jarrd-ikU) On your account, for your sake.
a jard-ini) (pi. of jarlmat) Crimes.
jard-im-i sdbikah) Past offences, wati'ljard-im, A
magistrate, a police-officer.
p jarb) A conqueror, a superior. Fat, oily, greasy.
A species of water. j^~\ jurb-i akltar. The filth of the
stable, i. e. A revelling in plenty. jurb o khushk.
Fat and dry. Good and bad. More or less. jarb
kardari) To anoint. Jirb) An acre of land; hence
hazdr jirb) Thousand-acres, i. e. the royal gardens at Ispahan.
A jurb) (pi. ofu-^-1 ajrab) Scabby. Jurb and jurub)
(pi. of jirdb) Wallets. Insides of wells. Jarab) The scab,
p jurab) A woodcock, a quail. The heath-cock.
x\is>-jarbd) (fern.) Scabby. Heaven. Barren (ground).
A trr Jarbd) Name of a village in Syria. Name of a plant.
A jurban ) (pi. of jar'ib) Certain corn-measures,
(from p girtbdn)) The collar of a garment. The gore.
Jurrubdn, The sheath, the scabbard of a sword.
a <b ' jirbat) A sown-field. Jarabbat) A body of strong men.
A herd of asses.
xyj>- jurbuZ) (from y y>j* gurbuz) Arch, sly; a deceiver,
p jurbuk) A kind, civil, obliging word,
p CJ\+is>- jarab-ndk) (a ajrab) Scabby, mangy.
p jarbU)Ya\.. Glue. Fatness.
Xj£j>- jurbuZ) Blite, a certain plant.
a y.yr jarb a j (pi. of ajrab) Scabby, mangy.