'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎378v] (761/1826)

(synonymous to which are daba? daba\
dabyu dabyayni, and J ^ J dabyu dabyatayni). Dibbly
or dubbty. None, no one.
p J dablby Any thing soft and easily bruised.
A dablb (from <— dabba)^ Walking 1 . Crawling (as
a serpent). Going slow (an old man, leaning on a staff). Steal
ing upon (a foe). Gaining ground (disease). Creeping (as
wine into the head, or rottenness into cloth). Being equitably
governed (people). Whatever creepeth upon the ground.
a <Lj J dablyat) Flight.
A dibbtj (or dibblh), Nobody, no one.
p JujJ dabid, An electuary, a medicine,
p dablr or dibir^ A writer The lowest of the four classes into which East India Company civil servants were divided. A Writer’s duties originally consisted mostly of copying documents and book-keeping. , a secretary, a notary.
JcJI dtbir-i sd-ibii’t tadbir, An excellent writer The lowest of the four classes into which East India Company civil servants were divided. A Writer’s duties originally consisted mostly of copying documents and book-keeping. .
dibir-ifalak. The planet Mercury.
a dablr } A thread drawn out in spinning. Any thing
which is drawn from one. ^ ^ y a l? a f ka-
bilan min dabtrin, He cannot distinguish what is before from
what is behind. Silly, foolish.
p dubiristdn or dibiristdn y A school (for writing).
A DubayS) Name of an Arabian king,
p dabish, An eruption proceeding from some disease.
a dabighy Tanned (leathern bottle).
Dubayky Name of a city (by some) Damascus.
a dubaykly, A species of damask silk,
p Dabll, Name of a city in Armenia.
A dabil) The tree called Lai ghazd, growing plentifully.
Scattered leaves of the tree arta\ jJ-j J dibil-i dubil^
A heavy calamity, a painful bereavement.
a dubaylat) Adversity, calamity.
A (— ju-jJ dabyub, A pimp. A slandering tale-bearer,
p ‘Cb J dap a yah, A school,
p dapang) A firm-fleshed boy.
p dapuchah) A leach, a blood-sucker.
a dass (or disds). Slight rain. Doss, A contorsion
of the body. A pain-giving blow.
a dassds) One who kills birds with a sling.
AjliJ disur, A mantle, an upper garment.
a dasa-iy. Rain falling after the heats of summer. Yean
ing in the summer (sheep).
a J dussat) A slight heaviness in the head.
t/flsr, Copious. Plenty (of riches). Disr^ A good
manager. Dasar, Many. Lees, scum, filth.
aLljJ dast (from L3fc)), Cutting open (a leathern bottle) and
letting out the contents thereof.
A £-0 das^) Plain, level ground, (from ^Jj), Trampling
upon, treading down.
dasur, Slothful, somnolent. Vile, obscure, never men
tioned. Dusur (from vr i^), Being obliterated. Being dirty (a
garment). Contracting rust (a sword). Clothing itself with
leaves (a tree). Oblivion, forgetfulness. Sloth.
A dasi-a, Pot-herbs cut and eaten before summer.
a «uJj dasimat) disimat, or duslmat, A mouse.
a (LJj dasinat, A small quantity of water,
p day. Any thing rubbed over with honey.
A dajj) A word for calling fowls.
A Uo dujd (or dujan)) Darkness of the night, (pi. of
dujyaf) Darknesses. The lurking places of hunters.
A J dijd-U) (m of >^) Counterfeiting. Dissembling.
Wheedling, flattering. Neither refusing nor consenting.
a CUlp-J dujdt (pi. of <*>-J dujat) Coat-buttons.
a dajdj) A hen. A chicken slowly following its mother,
(pi. of dajdjat) Hens. Domestics, families.
a^s-U-J dajdjat) A hen. A cock. A family, domestics.
Name of a constellation. Dijdjat or dujdjat) A cock. A hen.
A aszcadu dujdjly) Extremely black, pitchy, dark.
AjU-J dijdir) (m of Fleeing, running away.
a d ajar o’) (pi. of dajir and ^^=>0 dajrdn) Asto
nished. Cheerful and saucy.
P JU-J dajdl) A large body of travellers.
a dajdl) Dung. Dajjdl) A large company of travel
lers. False, lying. An impostor. Antichrist. Having only
one eye, and one eye-brow. Gold. The glittering of a sword.
A J dajdlat also dajjdlat) A large caravan. Di/jdlat)
Liquid pitch.
a J dtjdn) (in of Feigning, acting hypocritically.
Jeering, holding in contempt, (pi. of^^J dajn) Clouded skies.
A (Lilsj-J dajjdnut) Laden (camel).
A dujat) A button, stud, or clasp (especially for the
breast or collar of a garment). The two first fingers and thumb,
with which one takes up a mouthful. Dujjat) Darkness.
dujaj and dujuj, (pi. of J dajaj) Fowls. Hens.
Dujuj) Darkness. Black mountains.
a^Ls^~J dajajdn (from dajja), "Walking slow. Creep
ing. Trading. Loosing a veil.
A dajddj) Dark.
A aswadu) dujduj. Extremely black, pitchy, dark.
A dajdajat (from q), Calling fowls together
by saying dajji dajji. Being dark (the night).
J dajr. The plough-tail. Dajr) dijr, dujr) and dujur)
A Turkish or French bean. Dajr) A machine in which grain
is put for sowing, having an iron instrument at the bottom which
scatters it. Dryar (from^^J), Being astonished, confounded.
Being tumultuous. Being cheerful and saucy. Dajir , Asto
nished. Cheerful and saucy.
a dajrdn) Astonished. Cheerful and saucy. A stick
fixed for propping a vine.