'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎536v] (1077/1826)

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breadth. A head man, or (plurally) the chiefs or httui soil of
people. A Christian burying ground. Tirnkat, Gentleness,
softnes?. Obedience.
\ Jo tirim, A thick cloud. Honey.
kjj& tazar, A summer-dwelling.
Kcjb taz t (from £>), Sitting .till, not attacking the enemy.
Marrying. Tazi t , Unsuspecting. Wanting meat and money.
A Jjjt tazl t , Indigent, destitute of meat or money.
A lA lass (from ^ tassa), Overcoming, silencing (an op
ponent). Putting under water. Going away. Tass, (4-i
or tissat)) A cup, a bason.
A Ur las-a or Ima-a, (from Ur), Having the stomach op
pressed with any thing fat. Being ashamed, blushing.
a CktUr tassit, (ph of^U lass) Cups, basons. (
a -.Ur lisat, (pi. of lass, Ur tassat, tissat, and u:
Iasi), Bowls, basons. TassSs, A cup or bason-maker.
A <LUt lisasat, The art of bason-making.
A -fUJr lasSslj, (pi. of-Ur tassij and of tussuj). Parts,
tractsT Quarters of a Jib dinik, or twenty-fourth parts of drams.
A pUr tasam, {Imam, tassdm, and ^Ur tassan), Dust when
raised and driven about by the wind.
tast tassat or tissat), A cup, a bason.
tast, A bowl,
A tastikhan or tistikhan (from p
and ^ Wan, A table), A large flat plate of silver or other
metals, upon which other cups or dishes are placed, and used as
a table by those who eat sitting on the ground.
k&Stasisat, (pi. of^Js toss, U. tassat and tissat) Bowls.
a (from Traversing (a country). Tasa t
(from £-J0, Bein g without wealth or rivals. Tasi t , Poor, one
whom no man rivals or envies.
a J l task or tisk, A tax upon lands. Tribute exacted iroin
Christians. A sort of measure.
p (_l/ task, A kind of measure. Tribute, tax.
a JJ 5 tasl, Water flowing on the surface of the ground. The
glittering of the water-like vapour sarab. A dish.
A fJ* tasam, Darkness, beginning of night. A dusty colour.
tassuj or tussuj, A weight of four grains of barley ;
the twenty-fourth part of a dram. A coast, shore, tract of land.
A tusus, (pi. of tass, Ub tassat and tissat) Cups.
A fyS tusum (from ^Js), Erasing, obliterating. Becoming
defaced, cancelled. Feeling a weight at the stomach.
a tasi-a, Any one suffering from an indigestion.
a tasls, (pi. of ^ tass, tassat and tissat) Bowls
cups, basons. Tusays, (dim. of ^ tass) A little bason.
A - ; ^ tasl^, Poor, one whom no one rivals or envies.
A ^ tashsh (from tashsha), Raining gently. Thin rain.
A iullk tasha-at (from l^), Lying with (a woman).
A f\^b tasha-at or tusha-at, A rheum. Fatigued or beat in
the feet (a man).
a tushash, Rheum, defluxion. Tashshash, A sprink
ling (with water, tears, or blood).
1 tashshat, Rheum. Tishshat, A little infant.
p <_l- tasht, A large bason, ewer, or cup. jj tasht-i
zar, A golden dish. The sun. tasht-i zarrin, A
golden goblet. ^ ^ht-i nigun, The sky.
Pj b tasht-dar, (The ewer-holder) the servant who
pours water on hands when washing. tasht-dar
khdnah, A butler’s pantry.
U tasht- gar, A maker of basons. Name of a musician.
p^Tj tasht o khdyah, The filling an egg-shell with a
fluid (in Persian ^ shabtiam, Dew), more rare than the at
mosphere, and setting it (when heated) afloat in the air like a
balloon. Heaven and earth. Astronomy. Magic. (Bunn ax.)
a tashish, Gentle rain.
A (♦UL (from ^), Eating, tasting. Wheat. Grain of
every kind. Meat, viands, victuals, food, refreshment. ^
ba t da't 'ta^am al kaldm, After meat conversation (a pro
verb). Ti t hm, (in of ^) Billing (as doves).
P j♦W^’ ta^am-bakhsh, A ladle.
p ta t urn-taldsh, A sponger. (Hunter.)
a ta^dmiyah, Expenses for provisions.
A Jb^b ta t dn (from ^), Striking or piercing with spears in
battle. Ti^m, Conjugal intercourse. Ta tt (in, A slanderer.
A taJb, Pleasure, delight, enjoyment.
A^i ta^r (from J&), Marrying. Bringing to justice.
ta t z (from^), Repelling. Knowing carnally.
a <L' taizabat, Ridicule, irony.
A ^^ota^s (from ^^), Lying with.
A ta t sabat, Iniquity, extreme oppression.
A fJajb tu t tu^, Plain, level ground.
a <uk*L ta t ta t at, The sound made when licking or sucking.
a J*!? ta^l (from J*is), Cursing or reviling a tribe, or nation.
*A ^ ta t ima, (fut. ^yatcMmu) He ate.
a ^ ta t m (from ^), Satiating (meat). The finest flavour
of victuals. Meat, viands. Tu^m, Food, eatables. Meat which
satiates. Power, potency. Ta^am or tu^n (from ^), Eating,
tasting. Sipping to try the taste or flavour of any thing. T 1
A man who eats elegantly, or hunts after delicacies. Tu t a>n,
(pi. of tu^rnat) Eatables. Dinneis.
a ti^mat, A manner in eating or tasting. 7 Meat,
food, fodder, forage. Birds’ food. A bait, a lure. An
tion to an entertainment. Dinner. A dining-room, or any p ace
where people eat. Gain, profit, any mode of acquisition. ie
woof, p^oh tu^rnat dddan, To bait.
a ^ ta t n (from {J ^), Piercing with a spear. Chiding, re
viling, reproaching, cursing. Entering into the fifth year ^
Departing (for the desert), penetrating (into it). Going wit
full and loose rein (a horse). Blame, disapprobation, accusation.