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'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎327r] (658/1826)

The record is made up of 1 volume (908 folios). It was created in 1829. It was written in English, Arabic and Persian. The original is part of the British Library: India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. Records and Private Papers Documents collected in a private capacity. .

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551
without meat.
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i border,
mpanion. A
insman.
Die exordium
la' hdjiratihi,
■/* V hujirai,
uarding. A
t (the whole
lami 'llahj A
>et (i. e. one
ns, in classes
the first class
r hich is called
Hafiz, which
ted Anacreon
idjizu'l bayt,
'l haramayn,
and Madina.
hdfizdn-i
the castles.
kuicat-i
) laden with
sad).
nent.
: feet.
retention of
iors and arms,
of the belly,
of the neck.
affair, a thing. The time present. Prosperous circumstances.
Ecstacy. Black mud. A child’s go-cart. A bundle of clothes.
The middle of a horse’s back. Jlsll ul hul. Now.
hdl ^ala' hdl. Time after time. ^ala' hull
hdl, In every way. Jlsll dfz’l hdl, Immediately, forthwith,
anon, p hdl ankeh, Whereas, though, yet, however,
even, although, notwithstanding, JU. /mJ kardan, To be
angry. To be in an ecstacy.
A hall, (part.) Descending. Applying vigorously.
hdlan, Now, at present.
a hdldt, (pi. of<L!L>- hdlat) States, conditions.
A hdlib, A milker. A vein in the thigh.
A hdlibdini, (dual) Two veins about the navel.
p (JW-Aa/ banjin, An anticipation of the revenue by
bringing part of the next year’s rents to the account of the present.
A hdlibiy, Name of a medicinal plant.
A <UU- hdlat, State, quality, condition. Posture of affairs. A
thing. Action, motion. A fuller’s beetle. Pjb One
half of a load, as much as a beast carries on one side.
A hdl-hasil, Present produce.
A (jJb- hdlik, (part.) Shaving. Going round, surrounding.
Coiens. Hurting the throat. Making sharp. Adapting. A full
udder. Sharp. High (place). Lofty (mountain). A vine-tendril.
A hdlik, Very black, pitchy. Dismal. Unlucky.
A hddim, (part.) Dreaming. A sleeper. Cresses.
A hdlukat, Penetrating (sword).
a hdlum (or hdlumat), Coagulated milk.
A Lcy!l>- hdlumdi, Name of a plant,
p halt (or USls*- hdliyd), At this time, in this state.
A ^J\s»~hdlt, (part.) Dressing, adorning one’s self. A carpet.
A hdliy, Belonging to the present time. New, modern.
Current (coin). Now, soon.
A hdli-at, A noxious serpent.
a A-JU- hdliyat, (part. fern, of hdl~i} Adorning herself.
A hdfcyat, The present participle.
a Ham, (heb. DH) Son of Noah, from whom they say
the Indians are descended. jaysh-i ham, Darkness.
p Lel>. hdmd (or hdmd-i kabJr), A weight of four
drams and a half, hdmd-i saghir, Three drams.
a <LcW hdimmat, Nobles. Relations. The best (of the flock).
a comman-
ne of God.
A hdmid, (part.) Praising. A praiser (of God).
Aj^cU- hdmiz, Strong, firm. Sour, acrid, pungent.
A hdmasat, A cherry-tree.
A hdmiz, Bitter, salt, sour (vegetable).
a hdmizat, (A camel) feeding on bitter herbage.
rian. p
poser.
tanner. An
A J-«U- hdmil, (part.) Carrying. A porter, a carrier. Preg
nant. JJuA rL UU- hdmil-i asfdr, An ass. hdmil-i
main, A commentary rehearsing, or annexed to, the text. , 1 ^^"
hdmil-i maktub, A letter-carrier. ^ u UU- hdmil-i
wahy, Gabriel. zikr-i hdmil. Mental prayer.
A hdmilat, Pregnant. p^Ju£> 4Lels«- hdmilah shudan, To
become pregnant, to conceive. Pregnancy. hdmi
lah kardan, To render pregnant, to impregnate,
p hdmt, A noose for catching men or beasts.
A hdmt, (part.) Burning. Hot. A protector. A de
fender. A he-camel emancipated from labour. A large troop of
! camels. taJLsh hdmt'l hakikat, A defender of the truth.
hdmi'l humayd, The protector of a district. ^^ c> '
jJl hdmi z' zimdr, A defender of truth. On who maintains
his right, p hdmiydn-i rd-i zamin, Protec
tors of the face of the earth.
A hdimiy, A descendant of Ham. An Ethiopian.
A hdmiyat, A protectress. A she-camel exempted
from labour. Name of a fountain in which the sun is said to set.
A harm, (part.) Coveting, lusting after. Greedy.
A hdndit, A workshop, a manufactory.
A <0U- hdtnat, A wine-shop, a tavern.
A <0U- hdnnat, A she-camel crying for her colt.
A hdnis, (part.) Swearing falsely; a perjurer.
A k3l>- hatiit, Very red. Red leather.
a hdnik (for hdlik), Very black.
A dJy U- hdnut (or i?yjU- hdnut), A tavern, a shop.
A hdnawiy (or hdnty), Officinal. A vintner.
A hdnt, A sheep or wild cow in heat. Name of a town
in the district of Diyar bakar celebrated for its iron-mines.
a <LjU- hdniyat, (A woman) who refuses to re-marry for her
children’s sake. Wry-necked (sheep). A shop.
A <LiU~ handy at, A tavern. Wine,
p hdwij-khdnah, A pantry.
a i_?y^ hdwd, (part.) Collecting, containing, comprehending.
A collector, jiff yjV^ 'lAl?!; rdwiydn-i akhbdr wa
hdzciydn-i dsdr, The writers of history, and collectors of annals.
A <l> hdwiyat (or hdwiyd-a), The entrails.
A i hd-ib, (part.) Sinning, offending. A delinquent.
a hd-tj, Necessary, indispensable.
A JuU- hd-id, (part.) Declining, turning from.
a hd-ir (or jj\j hd-ir bd-ir) Astonished, stupefied.
Undetermined, irresolute. Perishing, ruined. Wonderful. A
conflux of water, or the place where it runs.
aJjU- hd-iz, (part.) Excelling in dignity.
a hd-ish, A plantation of palm or other trees.
A hd-iz (and <LajU- hd-izat), A menstruous woman.
A IsJU*- hd-it, A wall, an inclosure.
A Ild-itdyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
A hd-if, A side, a margin, an edge, a brink.
a U- hd-ik, (part.) (A little man) shaking his shoulders
and straddling in walking. A weaver.

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The volume is A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations , by John Richardson, of the Middle Temple and Wadham College, Oxford. Revised and improved by Charles Wilkins. This new edition has been enlarged by Francis Johnson. The volume was printed by J. L. Cox, London, 1829.

The volume begins with a preface (folios 7-8), followed by the dissertation (folios 9-40), proofs and illustrations (folios 41-49), and an advertisement on pronunciation and verb forms (folios 50-51). The dictionary is Arabic and Persian to English, arranged alphabetically according to the Arabic and Persian alphabets. At the back of the volume are corrections and additions (folio 908).

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1 volume (908 folios)
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The dictionary is arranged alphabetically, according to the Arabic and Persian alphabets.

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Foliation: the foliation sequence for this description commences at the inside front cover with 1, and terminates at the inside back cover with 910; these numbers are written in pencil, are circled, and are located in the top right corner of the recto The front of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'r'. side of each folio.

Pagination: the volume also contains an original printed pagination sequence.

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English, Arabic and Persian in Latin and Arabic script
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