'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎388v] (781/1826)

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p dushkh’ar-pasand, Approving- difficulties.
p dushkh’ar-gar, A mountainous region.
duskk'han, Difficulty, pain, trouble. Danger.
dushkh’urt namudan, To give pain.
p dushkhtni) Abuse, reproach, reviling,
p tc—1J dishistah. Perceived, felt. ( Burhan-i kdti^.)
p J dashk, A silken thread drawn through a needle,
p dushkl. Raw thread wound about a spindle,
p disham, An awl. D is hum, Afternoon, evening-prayer,
p J dushmdn (for dushman), An enemy.
A dushmat, AVorthless, good for nothing.
VjA^iJdashmar, A kind of pulse given to cattle,
p dushman, An enemy, foe, adversary. iJW"
dushman-ijdni, A mortal enemy. /cr ^Ji J dushman-i zdti,
A natural foe. tjyi dushman-i kuiciy, A powerful foe.
cT-iJ dushman ddshtan, To hate, to hold as an enemy.
P|^ȣ-* dushman-shikant, The slaughter of foes, the
discomfiture of an enemy.
p dushman-kdm, A calamity (as an enemy’s wish).
p dushman-gtr, Taking prisoner the enemy,
p J dushman}, Enmity, hatred, hostility, detestation,
p J Dashmah, Name of a wrestler of Iran.
p jir**** 1 ^ dashmtr, Contrary, opposite. The four elements,
p dashn, Handsel.
p dashn (from Giving, presenting.
a Dashnd, Name of a city in Upper Egypt,
p dushndd, Many, much.
p J dush-ndm, 111 name, abuse, reproach, taunt, invec
tive. J dush-ndm dddan, To give a bad name, vilify,
p J dushndm-dahandah, Name of the fore-finger,
p dashang, The husk of a date. Name of a city in
Khatay. Dishang, A dam of wicker work. A silken thread.
p J dashang}, Time, fortune. The world,
p dashnah (or dushnazoah), A dagger, a poniard.
A sword, a scymitar. A narrow knife-blade.
a^J dashzs (fromj^jJ), Entering into the thick of the fight.
r J dushzcdr, Difficult, hard, troublesome, arduous,
diyar-i dushwdr-guzdr, A difficult pass. &&3
kal^(i-i dushw(ir-g}r, An impregnable fortress,
p -AVr^ J dushzodr-pasand, Fond of difficulties.
p dushzcdr-zdy, Bringing forth with pain.
p > r’ J dushzour-gar, A mountainous country.
p dushzedr}, Difficulty.
p dashish-guh, (or daslushak), Night.
A dass (fioin doss a), A\ aiting upon, servino 1 '.
a dasdasat (from q), Shaking (a sieve).
aj^jJ duszc, The breaking (of glass).
a 1?J dazz, Ejectment, expulsion.
a da^. Meddle not, let alone. Take care. Da
da^a), Driving with vehemence, repulsing.
*a da t d (for^cJ), (fut.y:^ He called out to.
aIcJ du^d (fromj^J), Calling, calling to, ordering one to
come or to bring. Provoking, stimulating. Invoking, praying
(God). Imploring a blessing. Imprecating. Waiting the
issue (of any business). Leaving milk in the udder. Invitation.
Invocation, prayer. Salutation, congratulation, benediction. Im
precation. IcjJl ad' duui (or IcjJlj wa'd'du^d). Adieu, r Uj Jo
bad du^a, A curse. A jamd^at du^a, Public prayer.
Uj j+s- khayr du^d, A benediction. Xj^> suratu'(V du^d,
The first chapter of the Kur’an, namely, the chapter of prayer.
du^d-i khayr, A benediction. ducd-i
dazvlat, Praying for one’s prosperity, a benediction, r
duui-i ^ajiyat kardan, To wish health, to salute,
to bless, to congratulate. du^d guftan, To bid adieu.
AalcJ di^d-a, (in of jzd) (A prophet) calling (unto God).
Contending (against another). Provoking; arrogating, assum-
ing. Teasing, wearying with questions. Demolishing, ruining.
A di^db, (in of u_^%c.>) Playing, jesting with another.
Da^db, A jester.
A diijjibut (from L-^J), Playing. Playfulness, a jest.
Folly, insanity. A black-winged ant. Du^dbat, A jester.
A >lc.J du^uit, (pi. of dd^J) Those who pray.
\ CUlcJ duuit, Invocations, prayers. (Gladwin.)
a di^ds, (pi. of da^s) The beginnings, origins
of diseases. Hatreds, ill-wills.
A da^ddi^j A watery herb (with which cattle are fed in
summer-time).
a jlcj du^Jir, (pi. of dd^ir) Whoremongers.
a Wickedness, dishonesty. Whoredom. Da^dr-
rat, Depravity.
a di^ds, (in of Fighting, piercing with a spear.
A da^d^. Young domestics. Du^d^, Palm-trees planted
j separately. A black two-winged ant. Da^^d^, A gatherer of
! the seeds of du^duit, with which they bake bread.
a ticUj du^d^at, A single black two-winged ant. A species
of black seed with which they make bread.
a diddle, (in of uLAcJ) Contending, fighting. Rub*
j bing, chafing. Being foolish, stupid.
v d u tf l ~a°3h A- preacher. Wishing well, benevolent*
A supplicant. A public dancing girl.
a (JtsJ di^dl, (m of not in use) Circumventing.
A di^dm, A pillar, a column, a vine-prop. The support
ol a family. Fvvo cheek-pieces of a pulley which supjxjrt the axle*
A (hicdmat, A condition, an agreement, a stipulation.
DijM/nal, A pdlar, a prop. The support or chief of a family*
A datum is (and datdmis), (pi. °f
dutiuus and da tin us) i'adpoles. Mullets. Royal favourite*,
c^(from