'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎378r] (760/1826)

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in the sea. Dubr or dubar, The back. The backside. The
conclusion (of an affair). J ^ min dubr, In the rear, behind.
(Jh- 1 fdtku’l ^abdi ^an dubri, The manumission of a
servant after the death of his master. Dabar (from Being
galled (backs of cattle). Flight in battle. Warbles, ulcers on
the saddle-part of a horse’s back. Dabir, Hurt in the back.
Dubur, (pi. of J dubarut) Ulcers on the back of a horse.
a dabardn (or ad' dabardn), A mansion of the
moon, i. e. The hyades or five stars in Taurus, particularly the
brightest, commonly called Aldebaran, or the Bull’s eye.
A XjJJ dabrat, One part of a field. The latter part. Adverse
fortune. Dibrat, The coast opposite to Mecca. Dabarat,
Flight in battle. A sore on a horse’s back. A camel’s side,
p dabarah, Unripe corn cut for cattle.
A dabariy, dubrly, or duburiy, Posterior. Coming too
late (as advice or recollection after opportunity is past).
A dabariyan also duburlyan, After the proper time.
After the death of any one. Preposterously.
pJjJ dabz, Thick. (Hunter.)
Au»J Jdabs, Any thing black. A multitude of men.
dabs kardan, To pacify, to quiet. A Dibs or dibis, Honey
made by bees or flowing from dates. Must boiled with sweet
herbs. A multitude of men. Clouds threatening rain,
p dabistdn or dibistdn, A school (for writing),
p dabistdni, A student at a writing-school.
A J dubs a' or dubsly, A very black bird with a melodious
voice, a wood-pigeon. A queest.
a ^ J dabsh, An unbarking, a peeling, a consuming, an eat-
ing up. Dabash, The meaner household utensils.
A dabas (from ^s-O), Growing fat (a sheep).
a w-'J dabgh (from wO), Tanning (a hide). Dibgh (also
dibghat), Any thing with which hides are tanned.
A dibk, Misletoe. Birdlime. Dabak (from JP-.'), Ad
hering firmly. Name of a town in Egypt.
a dabakiy, The cloth of Dabak in Egypt.
a dabkal, One who has a thick and equal skin.
umm-i dabkal, The hyena.
a LLG J dabkalat (from q), Driving (sheep) ogether.
A JjJ dabl (from Jj-'), Dunging (land). Dressing, improv
ing, correcting (any thing). Driving together or into a heap.
Making up (meat) into balls. Striking (one) repeatedly with a
stick. The plague, the pestilential bubo. A brook, a nil.
Dibl, A calamity, ruin. Bereavement. Dubl, A young or little
ass. Dubai or dubul,( V \. of ^dublat)kdversxi:ms. Abscesses.
Large mouthsful. Dubul, (pi. of J dabil) Trees called Ui
ghazd, growing in abundance.
aILj dablat or dublat, A calamity, adversity. An unpost-
hume (especially internal). Dublat, A large globular mouthful,
or any thing of that shape, as gums, or confections.
p dublah. Sug-ared almonds.
A dablis, A finger-ring worn by the Moorish women.
A dibn, A sheep-fold.
dibin, Birdlime.
A J dubnat, A large mouthful.
vteyld dubnukah, Hair flowing down the shoulders. A fringe
or border hanging from the shoulder.
dabub (from C--JJ dabba), Creeping, crawling in.
Going slow (cattle), especially from corpulency. Any thing fat.
One who secretly injures by detraction. Streaming blood, flow
ing suddenly after a wound. A deep cavern.
pj^JwO dubuddr, A kind of juniper-tree.
A dabuz or dubbuz (from p JjJ do pud), Cloth of a
double warp, of different colours.
AyyJt) dabur, The west wind (which blows generally towards
night). The zephyr. Dn&wr (from^-O), Being behind. Turn
ing the back. Elapsing (day or night). Being bent backwards
(the ears of a camel). Writing (a book). Waxing old (man).
Following. Veering to the west (wind). Passing through the
mark (an arrow). Relating (a saying or a fact) of any one
after his decease, (pi. of^.'J dabr) Swarms of bees or hornets,
(pi. of^-O dibr) The latter parts of things.
p (j-y-'J dabus, The lowest class of the people. A club or a
mace with an iron head used by cavalry. A sceptre. A ward
robe for the apparel which a bride takes to her husband. A
place in a boat or ship; the cuddy. Name of a small city be
tween Samarkand and Bukhara.
A dabus, The choicest of dates preserved with butter.
Dabbus, An iron mace.
p dabus-tir,A.n iron arrow with a large round head.
p dabusuk, Mallows.
p <Ljy.'J dabusah, A certain part of a ship, the cuddy.
A dab ugh, (Rain) softening the earth.
A JyJJ dabbuk, A sport, a play, a game.
aISjJJ dabTikd, Misletoe. Birdlime. Human excrement.
A Liy-O dabbukat, Plaited, braided locks.
p aJjy.O dabukah, A bag-pipe.
p ^yjJ dabuki, Hart’s tongue. The herb turnsole.
A JyJJ dabul, (A woman) bereaved of her son. A misfor
tune, a calamity. Dubul (from J^), Dressing, correcting
(a thing). Dunging (land). Driving together into a heap.
Beating repeatedly with a stick. Oppressing (calamity). Being
fat. (pi. of J-O dabl) Brooks, (pi. of JjJ dibl) Calamities.
A & J dabah, A sandy place.
p<UJ dabah, The rupture. Ruptured. Dabbah or dubbah,
A leathern vessel (for wine). A phial. (See dabbat.)
y dabba-i burin jin, A copper vessel. An hour-glass.
A daba', A slow pace. Small locusts before their wings
grow. (JLc mdlu ka'tTdabd, Much wealth, many cattle