'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎552r] (1108/1826)

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p utrabanuh, A camel. A drum. A tambourine.
a hy. ^arubat, A rapid river. The soul, mind, self. A wheel.
a ^j 2 - %urbuj 9 A fat dog.
a ^arbador ^arbid. Strong, firm. A male viper, ^irbadd,
A hissing but harmless snake.
a SJjy. t arbadat, Malignity of disposition. A conflict, dis
pute, battle. Antipathy.
r 4^ Quarrelsome. A flatterer;ajuggler.
A Sown level land.
r fMrabistdn, Arabia.
A U^.j^ 'jdrubZ) Strong, bulky (camel).
A ^irbanat (from q), Giving earnest-money.
A Z} ir bun or fMrabun, Earnest-money.
p i^ ra bah 9 A wheeled carriage, chariot, coach, curricle,
chaise, waggon, cart, and the like.
A ljO* '^rabiy, (fern. <L) y. ^arabiyat) A civilized Arabian.
White barley. The Arabic language; hence
yut) Arabic books, phrases, or any thing relative to it.
A 'jdrbid, A noisy, drunken, riotous fellow.
A it' Strength, fortitude, military courage. A shame
ful manner or condition, ^urrat (from y t arra), Being scabby
and ulcerated (camels). Dunging (a bird). A touch of insanity.
The dung (of a man, camel, or bird). The fat of a camel’s
bunch. Injury, crime. A girl. Sordid, wicked, hateful (man).
A (from CDy), Trembling, vacillating. Flashing,
shining. Rubbing (the nose). Being hard (a spear).
A tab at (or i^jy ^artamaV)^ The nose, tip of the nose.
A i? rtan or ^artun, A species of shrub.
A & r t an( d (from yy Q), Tanning with the plant yy- •
A (fi'om cl^c), I rembling (as a limber spear).
Flashing (lightning). Being hard.
A ^ZZ ^arsabat, The nose. The tip of the nose.
* A L ( traja, (fut. ^ yj ya^ruju) He mounted (the ladder).
A t n V or t* r Ji ^ troop of camels from 80 to 100, or from
500 to 1000. ^urjy (pi. of —• y\ a^raj) Lame, uu'aj (from
Limping naturally. Lameness from birth. The setting
of the sun. ^-y- to md ashadda ^arajuhu, How lame he is!
A ^Z (tc‘m. of y\ a^raj) Naturally lame. A hyena.
A tj'z'Z t ur j <l) h (ph of --jli fMrij) Lame from the birth, ui-
rajdn, Lameness, a limping mode of walking.
A y-y ^arjat, ^i/jat, or curjat, Inclination, propensity, cwr-
jatj Lameness.
A Jyy ^tirjud or uirjudd, The bud of a vine. The stalk from
which dates hang.
A <t-tzz ^ttrjalat, A herd of horses. A flock of sheep or goats.
A multitude of men.
A ^^ry yrjanat (from y>-y Q), Striking (any one) with the
stalk of a palm-tree. Besmearing with blood or saffron. Dyeing.
A ^yy ^tirjud, The stalk of a date. The bud of a vine.
A t — t ur j“f c° r fj^ry A strong she-camel.
A ^ r J aw ^ A troop, a body, a herd.
A A bunch of dates (dry). A kind of mushroom.
a y t a/ d ft arid, or t urud, Basis of a hill. Hard, stiff (penis).
A fLy ^irddm, A branch on which are clusters of dates.
A ^tcJ^ fj/rdaman, Obstinate, stiff-necked.
A Jliz 1 zfrzdl, A place on the summit of a tree where those sit
who watch fields (for fear of lions). A piece of meat roasted,
which hunters use in catching wild beasts.
A ^rzabb or tirzabb, Hard, firm, strong.
A fjy fjrzim, Compact, solid.
A t ars ( from uy)> Tying a camel neck and heel; also
the rope. A young camel. A rope. The middle pole of a tent.
A wall (between two other walls it does not touch) upon which
the roof rests in a peculiar manner, which conduces to warmth.
t! rs i A spouse, husband or wife. A lioness, ^y y\ ibn drs^
(pi. uyy band t irs and ^y bandtu Jrs), A species
of weasel. An oblation to a saint, ^urs or ^urus. Matri
mony, nuptials, a marriage-feast. t aras (from yy), Being
confounded, astonished. Splitting, dividing. Being necessary.
^aras or ^aris, Struck with astonishment. A lion.
A ^^^ZZ fdrsdni, (dual of ^irs) The lion and lioness.
A ^yy fdrsly, Of a weasel or tawny colour.
A LtT t arsh (f rom yy), Propping up (a vine). Making a
trellis for a vine or for a well. Building (a house), pitching (a
tent). Striking (any one). Cleaving. Being necessary. Fall
ing upon, taking unexpectedly. A throne, chair of state. The
ninth or empyrean heaven, as being supposed the throne of God.
1 he roof of a house. A wooden cover to a well. The upper
or the convex part of the foot. A bier. A wooden house. An
awning. A tent. A nest. Foundation. A prop, a buttress. A
leader or chief of the people. An exalted condition. Glory.
'\J*y iMrsh-i akbar, The human heart. '\Jy c ars h-i
a t! a ’ ,\Jy zarsh-i rahman, and ,yy utrsh-t
sharif. The throne of the most high God. ,yy tarsh-i
sabd-i, The throne of Balkls queen of Sheba, ^syj yy iarsh
ofarsh, Heaven and earth. zu’l utrsh, Lord of the
throne, i. e. God. ^ursh, The side of the neck, and the oblong
muscles. Mecca, and its ancient wooden house, (pi. of yy
utrsh). parish, A fine of damage, tiirush, (pi. of ^y pa
rish) Shades. Buildings at Mecca, built of w'ood, and defended
from the sunVrays.
v L/y ^rshwardn, Prophets, saints.
F U^ty f^rshiyan, The angels who bear the throne of God.
A uy t ars (fr° m yy)’ Plashing incessantly (lightning).
jMi as (from yy) y Being cheerful, brisk. Smelling badly a
house (especially from dampness).
A u_Ju?Z Pack-saddles. A scourge of twisted thongs.
A t a rsdm, A lion.
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