'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎358v] (721/1826)

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p khushk-mazu (or khushk-muzah), A dry,
withered, or broken branch. The bark of a tree.
khushkmana^ Any thing- cold eaten after meat, by
way of moderating- the heat of the stomach.
v \x.< khushk -magfiZ) Testy, irascible. A fool,
p LSj^o khushk-maghzt, Hage, impatience. Folly.
p joli khuskh-nan, Dry bread, biscuit.
p
khushk-nanahj Bread eaten without meat,
p khushk-iiay, The asper artery, the windpipe,
p khushk-zea. Unleavened bread,
p khushkah, Boiled rice. Flour not sifted.
r khushkl, Dryness. Scarcity occasioned by drought.
Dry land. By land (in opposition to tarl, by water). Horse-
dung dried, used instead of straw as litter for horses. Dry, arid.
p khushktdan, To dry up.
A khashl (from Rejecting as worthless. Refuse,
rubbish, offal. Khashl or khashal, The dry fruit (also the stone)
of the dwarf palm. The top of a woman’s cloak ; also of her
drawers, her bracelets, and the rings or ornaments of her ancles.
Khushly Bdellium. Khashul (from Being worn (a vest.)
p khashal. Bdellium, an Arabian gum. (Buriian).
a khashm (from j*^-), Striking, hurting, or breaking
the cartilage of the nose. Khasham (from pJL-v), Having no smell
(a nose). Stinking (meat). A defective sense of smellino-.
p khishm or khashm, Anger, passion, rage, indignation,
tu, T- khishm giriftan, To become angry,
p khashm-aghil, An angry glance. A squint,
r wj. 1 ^ khishm-dlud, Tainted with anger.
^ khashm-gin, Full of rage. Angry,
p khishmin, Angry. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
p lLS khashm-ndk, Passionate, furious, angry,
p khashmah, Travelling utensils.
p khashn, A kind of grass from which coarse garments
are made. Khishn (for khashin), A kind of falcon.
a khushn, (pi. of akhshan) Rough. Armed (le
gions). Khashin, Rough, coarse, thick. * khashi-
nu l jcinib, (A man) of rough unpolished manners.
A khashnd, Rough. Heavily armed (legion),
r Uiushndn, Happy, fortunate, prosperous.
khashn-bdrdni, The sky. A cloud.
a khushnat (from ,j^>), Being rough. Asperity,
p khashanjah, A gusset, the gore of a shift,
p khashan-khdnah, A house constructed of reeds ;
also a house the doors and windows of which are lined with furze,
which being kept continually sprinkled, a circulation of cool air is
thereby maintained within. (Burttjin-i kdtiz..)
p khushnud (for dyLJ* khushnud), Content.
P khashinsdr, (khushansdr, or JJLsJLd- khashanshdr),
A species of white-headed aquatic bird.
khashank or khushunk, A cautery.
khashang, A scar, a cautery. Bald. Baldness.
khoshnu or khashnu, Contented, pleased. See
khoshnud, Content, satisfied. Happy, pleased.
khoshnudi, Content, satisfaction. Reconciliation.
khushni, An immodest woman, a harlot.
AjZJ* khashzc or khushuvo (fromy^i-), Producing small bad
dates (a palm-tree). Khashw, A small, bad date.
p^-r>- khushu, A father or mother-in-law.
p khushieunah, Wool, spun and wound.
p khash o khash, Trifles. Chips, scraps, rubbish,
p khashud, A rake, a harrow. The pruning of young
shoots. A gardener’s ass or other beast of burden. A messen
ger of news. Khashud or khushud, A long branch ; also one
pruned of all superfluous twigs. Khushud, A mother-in-law.
A scratch with the nails.
p khushudan or khashudan, To prune a tree.
p khashur, A prophet. A messenger.
a khushu^ (from ^--Lr^), Being humble. Humbling
one’s self. Being quiet, modest. Lowering the voice, casting
down the eyes. Lying low, level, also waste (ground). Setting
(a star). Spitting out viscous saliva. Humility, submission.
a khashuf, (A man) walking fast. (A camel) travel-
ling by night. (A man) traversing a country boldly by night.
Khushuf (from t—g£.S-), Travelling by land.
v khashuk or khushuk, Spurious. A miscreant. A
blockhead. Ivhushuk, A long branch. Any thing of gold or
silver in form of a cow’s horn.
x&jyLs*. khushunat (from Being rough. Asperity,
severity. Rigidness, fierceness. Indignation, disdain.
p khashl, (Any thing) extremely white.
A khashl, Timid. Khashly, A dried herb.
A „ “ rv ‘ khashyu (fern, of khashydn), Timid (woman).
A khashyan, Timid. Khishydn (from ^l^-), Fear
ing. Fear.
A khashib, Rough-hewn. Rough, unfurbished (ar
row, or sword). Polished. Thick, hard (camel).
A khashlbat, Nature, temper.
a khashyat (from Fearing. Knowing. Ab
horring. Fear, terror, dread.
p khashljdn, Contraries. The elements,
r i khashlsh, A crowd of men. Tumult, clamour.
khashlshdr, Name of a certain aquatic bird.
khishlshah, A bird that frequents gardens in spring.
khashlsh!, A kind of garment.
khashtf, Snow. A bit of ice. (A guide) travelling
boldly in the night.
p khashin, Of the colour of ashes, of a darkish white;
of a black, white, blue, and green. A rich cerulean colour. A
falcon with a black back.