'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎419v] (843/1826)

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a i-jU?^ rasanat (from Being strong, firm, fixed. 1 he
strength, or works of a fortification.
a rasa-i^, (pi. of Hx+toj rasJ^at) Bosses upon the hilts of
swords. Twisted chains whereby a sword is hung to the belt.
A • rasab, The space between the roots of the fore and
middle fingers.
a rasah, Closeness of hips.
a ras-ha,) (fern, of arsah) Close-hipped (woman),
p rasd) A very deep well made use of by them of olden
time as an observatory.
a Ju?, rasd or rasad (from ^>j)i Watching (the road or the
stars). Rasad (from Seizing prey (a lion). A star-gazer.
A road-watcher. A guardian angel. A leaper, a jumper.
Snares. Little (corn or water). The beginning of rain,
p Jcj Xaj rasad-bandj A fixer of astronomical tables.
a rasdat) One fall of rain. Rusdat, A pit dug to catch
a lion. A silver or brass ring by which a sword hangs to the belt.
p rasad-gdh) An observatory. A king’s court. The
receipt of custom. rasad-gdh-i dahr 9 The world,
p rasad-gah khaki, The world. The body.
a rasadly, A keeper of the road. A toll-gatherer.
A ras^(from Striking with the hand. Bruising be
tween two stones. Stabbing deeply. Sticking fast. Hasa^ (from
Having meagre thighs. Adhering firmly. Young bees.
a U^i ras^ci, (fern, of arsa^) Meagre-hipped (woman).
A deep wound in which the point of a spear is buried.
A rusgh, The joint of the foot in animals; the wrist in man.
a ms/(from >L?j), Joining together (stones in pave
ments, or the feet in prayer). Agreeing, being suitable. Whip
ping the head of an arrow about with a bruised sinew. Rusf
(from i—a-tf;), Being firm. Rasa/, Stones adhering together.
A r as of at, A fresh moist sinew, well beaten, and whipped
about the head of an arrow. One stone adhering to others.
A rasam, A narrow pass through hills.
a rasn (from Performing, finishing. Strengthen-
ing. Overcoming; acquiring any difficult science. Reproaching.
&.yajrasxo (from ^j), Confirming, strengthening.
A rasu( ^ (A camel) waiting till others have done drink
ing and then taking their place.
a <— rasuf, Narrow, strait (woman).
K^ycj rusufat, A sinew moistened, beaten, and whipped
round the head of an arrow.
A rusid, (A wild beast) lying in wait.
A rasis, Bggs placed one upon another. A veil which
covers the face, the eyes only appearing.
A rasl^at, A knot or boss upon bridles, sword-hilts, or
belts (adorned with gems). Reins. The twisted chains by which
a sword is hung to the belt. Wheat bruised and boiled.
A rasif, Solid (business). Firm (answer). A rival.
A rasln, Firm, solid, fixed, fortified. Sick, pained. Be
nevolent. bunyun-i rasinu l arkdn, An edi
fice supported by pillars.
a razz (from razz a), Striking, beating. Bruising,
breaking (in large pieces). Dates stoned and macerated in milk.
a Li i rizd (from y^j)^ Consenting, acquiescing. A sufficiency.
Proper, fit, suitable (witness).
a aU. rizd-a, (m of ycj) Endeavouring to please, contending
who shall please most. Consent, agreement, acquiescence, per
mission, connivance. Intention, wish, will, desire, resignation.
u/Lij rizd-i hakk, The will of God.
talab-i rizd-ikhudd kardan, To wish to please God, to live
agreeably to the divine will. rizd-an, Voluntarily.
a t_->Li; ruzdb, Saliva, spittle sucked with the lips. A par
ticle of musk, snow, or hail. I he froth of honey.
ayLpj ruzdt, (pi. of rdzl) Pleasing, agreeable.
p L?i rizd-jd-t. An endeavour to please.
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A-iU. rizdkh, (m ofi^.) Giving unwillingly. Contending
in throwing stones.
A razdriz, Wandering, straying (camels).
A Ls^ ruzdz, A fragment broken off.
a cUj razd^ also rizd^ (from ^j), Sucking (the mother).
Swallowing something with milk. Asking. Rizd^, (in of «-*^;)
Delivering (a child) to a wet nurse. Sucking a pregnant mother.
Having a foster-brother. Being avaricious. A suckling.
A i»cL/ razd^fit (from ^J^), Breeding the two fore, or milk-
teeth. A suck. The zephyr. ^ akhu min ar y ra-
zd^at, A foster-brother. Razduit or rizd^ctt (from ^«^t), Suck
ing (the mother). Drawing in something with milk. Asking.
a f\J>j rizdm, (pi. of razmat) Large stones for building,
p Jc-^LL rizdm and, Consenting, yielding, permitting, willing,
p rizdmand'i, Satisfaction, acquiescence, permission.
a £-jL?j razd-i^, (pi. of /’tfsl^and razt^at) Suck
ing children. Foster-brothers.
p ^/L?^ razd-J, A covering for the head in cold weather.
a razb (from u^j), Sucking (saliva) wantonly. Ra-
zab, A species of the tree called sadr .
K^jrazh (from ^j), Breaking (date-stones). Ruzh, Broken
dale-stones.
A razakh (from '^j), Bruising (a serpent’s head). I ighting
with stones. Dashing to the ground. Preparing to butt (a he
goat). Giving a small present. A small present. L ncertain new:
a rasad-(from Piling up (goods).
A J razrdz. Gravel, pebbles; also a road paved will
them. Fleshy, corpulent (man). Small rain.
a j razrdziy, A fish living among rocks.
a razrazat (from Q)> Breaking, pounding.
a j raz^, raza^, and razi<^ (from Sucking (the mo
ther). Swallowing something along with milk. Asking. R* 2 ??