'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎338r] (680/1826)

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ointless arrows,
camels,
my.
ing colocynths.
nen) possessed of
'ied men.
s for camels con*
>1(1 and wind,
ir (with the sove*
Dignity,
injr.
O
ig (a bow) very
axthorn.
;pt back,
rom Re-
wing or walking,
hitter gourds (a
pring. Limping
1 udder). Hazil
msiness; desiring
are delivered out
i Check-
f an angry man.
aisurely.
hort arrows.
>tSj suckers,
at.
without a point,
fizzeat or huzicut
[uiring influence,
nes, portions,
tunate. Happy,
lists at a race,
ed with dignity,
izayyat, (dim. ot
3 -fold or stable,
ds from the cold,
vetous, worthless
dace in paradise.
,injr or carrying
beard and mus-
while neglected,
head). Making
smooth (the face) by pulling out the hairs. Shaving. Rubbing.
Covering with a garment. Falling in love. Eagerly desiring.
Urging one (necessary business). Making a noise (the feet in
walking); (a bird) when flying or chirping; (a beast of bur
then) when travelling; (a serpent) when creeping or hissing;
the belly; the rustling of trees, and the like. A weaver’s in
strument. The bow of a saddle.
A lL>- hafa (from ^ft5>-), Being barefoot. Having a worn
hoof (a horse), or sore feet from walking (a man).
*a Ur*- hafa-a, (fut. [issT yahfa-u) He threw prostrate.
A hqfa-a, The Egyptian papyrus. The root of the pa
pyrus fresh and esculent. Hifa-a (from ^yb>-), Going barefoot,
(ill of (^yb*-) Disputing, contending.
A ilb>- hufat, (pi. of haft) Barefoot.
a huffds, A kind of hissing, harmless snake.
A Jlib«“ hqffdd. One who makes great haste.
A ijlb» hafdrat, A kind of fish resembling a dart.
A £tflib*- hufdsat, A collection.
A. ^ £ \as>- hufdzij. Fleshy. Swag-bellied.
A hifdz (from kb*-), Preserving. Keeping in custody.
Fixing the eyes on, looking attentively at. Being bashful, mo
dest. Disdaining. (pi. of biU-An/z) ^ omman ^ ers
garrisons, protectors. Rememberers. Learned in the Kur’an.
A <Llslb>- hifdzat, Custody, care. Memory. (Gladwin.)
a uJlb*- hifdf(from haffa), Making smooth (the face)
by plucking out the hairs (a woman). The side (of any thing).
A curling lock. Hair in general. A troop.
A hufdlat) Worthless (man or thing).
a huff an, (A vessel) filled to the brim. A young ostrich
or camel. A household, domestics.
A Sjlb>- hafdwut and hifdwat (from ^b>-), Wishing well to,
favouring. Enquiring minutely into another’s condition. Urg
ing, asking with importunity. Great veneration.
AajUs^ hafdyat also hifuyat (from ^>-), Being barefoot.
Having a worn hoof (a horse), or a sore foot (a man).
A^,*lb»- hafd-ir, (pi. of haflrat) Graves. Ditches.
a haffat, A weaver’s beam.
A haft (from L^b-), Destroying. Pounding.
pu-
A cL
haft shudan, To be dried. (Castellus.)
hafis (hifs or hafisat), The rough tripe.
A Ab- hafd (and Jjb hafaddn) (from Ab), Making haste
(a servant). Going fast (an ostrich or a camel).
A^Ab hafadat, (pi. of AiU- hdffd) Companions; attendants,
servants. Nephews. Family, progeny.
A jjJjb hafadlas, Melancholy, gloominess.
a^ b- hafr (from yb), Digging (a well). Hollowing out.
Engraving a stone. Descending in digging. Becoming hollow
and decayed (a tooth, the enamel having been worn aw r ay).
Making lean. Rottenness of the teeth or gums, r Jj 2 />-
J&b! hafr-i bi-ri ikhtildl kardan, To dig a pit in ano
ther’s way, to injure him. Ilifr, Name of an herb, llafar,
A ditch. Any place hollowed out. (from ^b) Being hollow
(the teeth). Hufar, (pi. of ^b hufrat) Ditches.
A Sj£s>- hufrat, A ditch, pit. A grave,
akhtat istuhu'l hufrat, He missed the mark.
a Afb hafrad, A pearl-bead, or other gem. Name of a plant.
p ^c^-b- hafrakl, Grim, ugly, deformed.
Ajb hafs (from jb), Pushing, shoving forward, driving
up behind. Repelling. Following. Piercing (with a speai).
Hafizz, Guilty of excess, committing enormities.
A hafs (from (j*b-), Eating, devouring.
A Jhss>- hafsh (from ^/b), Flowing or running from all
quarters. Going at full speed (a horse). Following one an
other (horses). Conveying water (a spout). Milking. Ilifsh,
A small house or closet. A little box. The case for a spindle.
A ^^sb hafs (from ^^b), Collecting, gathering. A leathern
sack with which they draw earth out of wells. A lion’s whelp.
a ibb>- Hafsat, Name of one of the wives of Muhammad.
<UAb umm-i hafsat, A hen.
a bab Hafsiyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
A j^/sib hafz (from ^bb), Twisting, bending. Throwing
away. Hafaz, Household furniture; or a camel carrying it.
A ^bb hifztf (_Ub hifzdj also ^b hufdzij), Fleshy.
Flagging-bellied, loose and pendulous.
a b^b hafzajat (from Q ) ? Growing fat.
a lib hafiza, (fut. labsT j/a/»/a^) He preserved.
A lib hifz (from bb), Preserving, guarding. Committing
to memory. Custody. Memory. / laA>- hifz-i niarutib,
Observance of etiquette, attention to the rank of persons ad
dressed. ^”0 \lab- hifzan min aydi ’« nds, For the
sake of guarding (him) from the hands of men.
a blab hifzat, Zeal (especially in defence). Anger, warmth.
Hafazat, Guards, garrisons, keepers. Observers, inspectors,
watchmen. Angels (as inspecting the actions of men).
a bb hafaf, Poverty, penury. A margin, the brink, and
edge. A trace or vestige.
a Jb hafl (from Jb), Being assembled (people). Pour
ing forth rain (the sky). Polishing, making bright. Turning
the mind to. Shedding tears copiously (the eye). An assem
bly, a council, a congregation. Studious, diligent.
a bib hajlat. All, the whole of. Study, diligence. Hufat
(from <Jb-), Being assembled (people). A synod, a council, a
general assembly. Hafalat, Studious, diligent (in business).
a hafallaj, Bow-legged.
A ^Jb- hajlak or hafallak, Enervated, foolish.
a hafn (from Taking up with both hands (meal
or sand). hafana lahu hafnatan, He gaNe him
a little, a handful. Hufan, (pi. of bb hufnat) Ditches.