'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎322r] (648/1826)

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jaw and chin. A word. Perished, annihilated. Vine-pruning.
Drop, or dropping (from chakldan). chak-
nazols, An actuary, a registrer. Chile, A walnut, the kernel of
which is not easily got from the shell. A drop. One side of four.
An eighth part of a thing. ChuJc, Penis. The knee.
v \£j>- chaka, A lark.
p chakabah, A beetle used by washers or fullers.
p L— chakachuk, The clashing noise made by swords.
The sound of a stroke of a dagger. Drawing, a draught.
p chakdd, The top, the crown of the head. The hind-
head, the middle of the head. Bald from the forehead to the
crown. The summit of a mountain. A partridge. A shield,
p chakddah, The crown of the head. A shield.
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p chikdrah (from What? andjli business), Useless,
p chikdri, Useless, contemptible, worthless,
p chakdsah or chikdsah, A hedofe-hoof, an urchin,
p chakdf, A lark. A small partridge. A mob, tumult.
p chakdk, The forelocks. A conveyancer, a notary-
public. A borer of pearls, a bead-piercer.
p chakdgah (or The leaf of a door. A drop,
p iUilCs- chakdmah, A poem exceeding eighteen couplets.
p^lG- chakdn, (in comp.) Dropping, distilling.
khun-chakdn, Dropping blood. Chikdn, W T hat thing ?
p chakand, Besprinkling, wetting. (Castellus.)
p chakdndan, To drop, to trickle, to distil.
chakunidan (from To make drop,
p chakdio (d^X>- chakdwak or chakdzcah), The
cooinjr of a dove. Castanets. A certain water-bird. A lark.
A small partridge. The summit of a mountain. The crown of
the head. The forehead. A note in music.
p chakdzo-gdh (or chakdwuh-gdh'), A notch
at the end of a bow into which the string goes.
p s\L>- chakuh, A mountain’s top. The crown of the head.
chakij, A mallet, a hammer,
p chakchdk chakdchak also
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chakdchdk), The snoring of people asleep. A smacking kiss.
The clashing of sw-ords. The chattering of the teeth from cold.
pX-C^^ chakchak, The noise made by water in dropping
The chattering of the teeth from cold. The clashing of swords.
Chikchik, The crackling noise made by the damp wick of a
candle. Chukchuk, News spreading on every side,
p chak-ddn, Eloquent,
r chikar, Name of a dish. (Castellus.)
p <0 Jj>- chikarnah, A heron, a crane.
p chakrah, Foam, froth. A bubble.
chakri, Mustard. Chukrt, Sorrel,
p chakzabah, Froth.
p chaks, A bit of paper in which they wrap up such
things as musk, powders, and drugs. A perch, a roost. Chukas,
A roost. Shame, modesty.
p <lXj»- chaksah, A perch or roost for birds. Little niceties.
A bit of paper for wrapping up powders, and the like,
p chakasidan, To blush, to be confused,
p chakish (from chakidan), An oozing or drop
ping. Liquefaction. Chakush, A brazier’s hammer.
p XXXr»- chakak, A silken cord. Chukak, A tent-rope. A
silken band or girdle. Chukuk, A sparrow.
n <0X>- chaklah, Whatever falls from its place. A district,
the jurisdiction of a Fawjdar; as the of Hugll in Bengal.
pjJXs«- chakliz, The pains of child-birth,
p ^L*X>> chafcmdn (or ^aX>- chakman), A woollen cloak,
p chakmlzak, A suppression of urine, a strangury,
p chakan, A rich silk. The evening. A woollen cloak.
Chakin, (chikin, or chiktn), A kind of cloth wrought with
the needle in flowers and gold. Embroidery, needle-work,
p <ul3 chak-ndmah, A roll descriptive of land-boundaries,
p chukundur (orj±j£>- chukundur), Beet-root,
p j chikin-ddx (or chikin-gar), An embroiderer,
p chikin-ddzi, An embroidered robe; needle-work,
p chaku, A fiddle-bow, a plectrum. A silken band. A
sparrow. A kind of very rich silk. The evening.
p chakuj (or chukuch), An iron tool for notching
mill-stones. Name of a bird somewhat bigger than a sparrow,
p j chak n chdnah, Talking much; a babbler.
pj^X- chakur, A bird of the partridge-kind,
p (iXX>- chukuk, A lark. Purslain. The mourning of a dove.
A note in music. Chukuk, A sparrow,
p chikazanah, Name of a bird,
p <X>- chakah, Small, minute. Chakkah, A drop,
p chaki, Red goat’s leather. The pivot of a mill,
p ^^XXX^- chakidagi, A drop. Distillation,
p chakidan, To drop, distil, flow, ooze, trickle.
v chakidah, Dropped, oozed out. A mace,
chaklda-i khun, Red wine. Chukidah, Sucked.
p CJjJX- chaktzak, A suppression of urine, a strangury,
p lIXXX chaklk, Name of a bird bigger than a sparrow.
PjX=»- chagdr, The hind-head. The crown of the head. The
ridore of a mountain.
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p chugdshah, A porcupine, a hedge-hog.
p chagdl, A butt for archers. A drop. Thick, heavy,
p chagdmah, A poem of more than eighteen couplets,
p chaggdni, A kind of melon.
p chagdw, A lark. A small partridge. A mob, tumult,
p chigar, The liver. (SeejXs-). Harm, loss. (Castellus.)
pXX^ chuguk, A sparrow.
p JiX- Chigil, Name of a city in Turkistan famous for hand
some men and expert archers. Name of a temple in the same