'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎436r] (876/1826)

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A ch^J zaba t bak (or zibi^buk), Of a bad disposition.
A zabatbak (or zabacbakly), Wicked, bold.
A j*?j ziba^r (otjXjJ zibghar). An odoriferous herb.
A ziba^ra*, Ill-disposed. Hairy about the eye-brows,
or jaws (a man or camel).
a zabagh, The beginning, or novelty (of any thing). An
attack, an assault.
v j*!j zabghur (orj zabgur), Filling the cheeks with wind,
and then making a sound by striking them.
A C*j zabk (from ^jPJ), Pulling or combing (the beard).
Mixing. Restraining, keeping back.
a Jjj zabl (from Jjj), Manuring (land). Ziblor zibil, Dung,
rubbish. Aubul^ (pi. of zubil') Baskets.
A lA’J z *blan or zublan, (pi. of J-jJ zabtl) Baskets.
a <LL>j zublat, A mouthful. Zabalat, A small thing.
r J zibM-dun, A dunghill, a mixen.
p J zabluk, A term of reproach.
A cr’J za b n (from ^ J), Keeping back. Striking with the knee
when being milked (a camel). Zibn, M r hatever is necessary,
r zaband, A fork.
zibniyat, A life-guard man. A devil who is supposed
to throw the damned into the flames,
p J zabukhah, Venereal pleasures,
p Styj zabudah or zubudah. Carelessness. A scallion.
A jyj zabur, yfrWxng. A book. The word of God. The
psalms of David. Zubur, (pi. of^'j zibr) Books. The psalms
of David. The tables of the divine decrees.
zabur-kh'dn, A psalmist, a psalm-singer.
P J zcibuz, A whirlpool.
A zubul (from JjJ), Dunging (land),
p (Jyj zubul-ynjiah) Renovated with manure,heartened.
p zubun, V eak, infirm, sick, impotent. Vile, infamous,
of the worst kind, bad, ill, unlucky, wicked. A dupe. Con
quered, made captive. Sleeping, or benumbed (limb). Set on
edge (teeth). Paying in advance. The earnest paid upon pur
chase, or the price of goods paid down upon delivery.
A J zabun, (A battle) wherein the combatants crowd upon
one another. (A she-camel) kicking her milker. Zabbun, Pride,
p zabun~bdftah, (Cloth) of a light or flimsy texture.
A j zubbunat, Whatever defends the back.
p J zabun-kush, Persecuting the weak.
r zabuni. Infirmity, indisposition, weakness. Vileness.
zubhtduh, Fallen, dropped.
A j zaby (from J), Carrying. Rushing upon. Driving
forward. Lifting up. IHgg* n o (a pit) for a lion and decoying
him (into it). A;ubu , (pi. ot zubycify High grounds where
water does not reach.
a j zabib, Currants, sun-raisins.
a zabib at, One raisin. An ulcer growing on the hand.
a J zabib at dni, Two black spots between the eyes of a
serpent. Saliva at the corners of the lips, after speaking much.
a zubyut, High ground, where water does not reach. A
pit dug for a lion (generally on high ground).
a XjJ Zabld, Name of a city in Yaman.
a £ Zubaydat, Name of the wife of Harun Arrashid.
A ^j zablt' (or az* zablr), Adversity, misfortune. The
mountain on which God spoke to Moses.
j zibir, Memory, recollection.
A zablt (fromLjJ), Quacking (as a duck).
a iJ-jJ zabll, Dung. Zabll or zibbll, A basket.
p zipar, A shield.
p zaparah, Quicksilver.
p CUJ zat, Naked.
A C-Jj zatt (from zattd), Dressing (a bride).
A zutukh (from Adhering firmly (a tike).
p zaj, Name of a certain yellow bird. Zuj, A bone-headed
arrow. A very short arrow. Dried oxyagal.
A J za JJ (from zajja), Striking with the ferrule (of a
spear). Furnishing (a spear) with a ferrule. Zujj, The tip of
the elbow. The cramp-iron or ferrule of a spear. The iron
axle of a mill-wheel or stone.
A U-j zajjd, (fem. of ^j\ azajj) Having long and thin eye
brows. (A female ostrich) going with long strides.
A-cl>-j zajd-a (from^>-j), Being easy, successful, happening
fortunately. Being ready, expeditious. Bursting into laughter.
a zijdj, (pi. of zujj) The ferrules of spears. Zujdj,
zijdj, or zajdj, Glass. Zajjdj, A glass-merchant.
A iAbs-j zujdjat, A bit of glass. A cup, a glass, p
<—>li zujdja-i may-i ndb, A glass of pure wine.
A zuj djiy , M ad e of glass. A glass-maker,
kasr-i zujdjty, A building or frame-work of glass,
p Jb-J zajdl, A spider. (Burhdn-i kdtit.)
A<Ls>-j zujbat, One word (is not heard).
A zajaj, Length and thinness of eye-brows.
a zijajat, (pi. of^J zujj) The tips of the elbows. The
ferrules of spears.
zajara, (fut.^O ya^juru) He hindered, he rebuked.
A^>-j zajr also zajar, Divination, augury from the flight of
birds. Large fish. zajr o man^-i ilahly, The
divine prohibition or chastisement. Zijr (fromjSj-J), Hindering,
prohibiting. Checking, chiding. Crying out (to cattle). Driving
up, urging forward. Casting her foal (a camel). Conjecturing,
divining, auguring, observing the flight of birds. Force, vio
lence. Threat. Punishment.
A zajl (from J^j), Throwing. Injecting. Chanting.
Sending (a pigeon) any where. Zajal, The sound of wind.
Zajil (A cloud) reverberating with the noise of thunder. Zujal,
(pi. of zujlat) Crowds. Parts, portions.
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