'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎558r] (1120/1826)

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of biting in a horse. Distress, affliction. jL+z ^Lic. <Jzuzu
utgshiri) Patient under misfortune.
a ^uzazly, Fat (camel).
a JLac. tMzal, Troublesome, serious, or important (business).
Difficult to be cured (disease).
a ^izaniy I be rump-bone (of a horse or camel).
A £&Lic fjzahat, (pi. iLit ^izah) A thorny shrub on which
camels feed, larger than that called <gzz.
A <£zuhiy, A camel feeding on the plant $Lic dziih.
p ^izayat, A kind of green lizard. (Burhan.)
a <^azb (from Reproaching, reviling. Strik
ing corn. The rump-bone or root of the tail of a horse or ca
mel. The handle or middle part of the bow.
Aj^ic uizammar^ Avaricious, narrow.
A ^azammaz, A lion. Strong. Covetous.
a 2sj**dz ^cizammazat. An old woman with large tusks, and a
•hideous appearance. Short and deformed.
a ^uzmur, A water-wheel. A bucket.
A^ iz ^(izunnak) Thick. Strong. ^azannak (or ^ (•-.j'
fMzannakat), Large and fleshy (parts). Plump-thighed (woman).
a <sJz^iz ^azannakat, Fleshy and flabby (woman).
A yzz £(izzo (from fzz). Cutting in pieces, dissecting, dzzo
ing. Digging. Cutting off. Returning. Taking by the hand. | or ^/szp), A member, a joint. Body, trunk.
Being mutilated. Having one horn broke (a sheep). A viru
lent tongue. A sharp sword. A light-headed, volatile youth. A
calf beginning to have horns.
a Uwac uizbU) (fern, of a^zab) Broken-horned (sheep).
Slit-eared (camel or sheep). (A mare) having above a fourth
part cut off the ears. Defenceless, friendless, deprived of a bro
ther (by death). Short-handed (woman).
^izut) A great multitude. A lie. Thorny shrubs.
A A ^(izd (from ^X-ic), Helping. Striking, wounding or
taking in the arm. Cutting or felling (a tree) with the instru
ment called mizzad. ^cizd, ^uzd, utzid^ or ^cizud. An arm
(from the shoulder to the elbow; or the corresponding part in a
quadruped), ^azd^ zMzid^ or ^azud^ A companion, an assistant.
Assistance, ^azud, A beating pain or disease in the arm; or
in the leg of a beast. Cut (tree), ^(tzid^ Brawny (arm).
a ^Xdz dzddn, (pi. of ^azid) Low palm-trees.
A ixdz ^(tzidatj (The hand) of a short arm.
A (from^ic), Speaking (not a word).
a Xj^iz ^azraty News, intelligence, information.
A ^tij^dz ^zraS) Hail. Snow. Cold water. A wild ass, an
onager. Wild mallows.'
a \?j«dz ^azrat also ^izrit, The hips, the podex. ^izrit, The
rump-bone, the perinaeum. ^uzrut, A mercenary, a hired la
bourer, one who works for his victuals. Mean, base, worthless.
A tMzraJut) A male animal larger than a lizard, on
which they believe the demons ride. The male Dai kata.
a j*dz (^uzrut) A hired servant. Mean, base, or worthless.
The windpipe, or the head of it.
a ^azl (from Preventing (a kinswoman, a widow)
from marrying, ^azal (from J-^), Being muscular (a man),
(pi. of uizalut) Legs. Muscles, uizil^ Muscular (arm),
c^sa/, A field-mouse, (pi. <LLdc- ^uzlat), Misfortunes.
A r. fdzlan, (pi. of ^zz ^uzal) Field-mice.
A <LLir- ^uzlat, Entanglement, perplexity. Misfortune, ^aza-
lat, A leg. A muscle, uizilat. Muscular (woman).
Ar Uc fdzlam, The indigo-plant.
A The plough-tail. A wooden harrow for winnovv-
i£), Being sharp
AL-Jydz^uzub (or fa »«dz uizubat) (from
and reproachful (tongue).
a uOjJic. utzuz, Whatever may be taken in the teeth. Biting
(horse). Adverse (fortune). Deep, narrow (well).
A A hardy she-camel. A glutton.
A (pi. of Crowds. Lies. Thorny trees.
A fadz ^azh (from fadz^j Accusing falsely, lying, ^izah (from
<w 2 £), Feeding on the thorny plant sLic ^izdh (a camel) ; being
indisposed from it. ^azih, A magician, a sorcerer. ^izah i A lie,
a false pretence, a groundless accusation. A thorny plant.
a &$zz ^cizihat) A she-camel feeding on the thorny plant X^dz
dzdh. (A country) abounding in such plants.
A lJjaz ^azazcly, A camel feeding on the plant $Laa dzdh.
A camel) feeding on the plant iUia dzdh.
A d^dz uizid, A low palm-tree.
a L-ij~dz ^^^/(and u- ^uzayrlf), (dim. of
^azrafut) A small animal on which they believe a demon rides.
A i^jd+zz ^aziz (from ^dz ^assa), Taking in the teeth. Ad-
he ring inflexibly (to a friend). Affliction, calamity.
A ^ydz dzin. Magic, enchantment.
A \s^dz ^izyazot. (See ^^ 'dz ^izyazct.)
A &z~dz ^azlhat, A lie, a false accusation.
A lac One lakh is equal to one hundred thousand rupees ^Ut (from kc ^atta), Tearing (a garment). Throwing
dow A term adopted by British officials to refer to local sailing vessels in the western Indian Ocean. 'n. Overcoming, conquering.
A llac £(ita y A present, a gift, a donation, a favour.' \jJi cilia*
uitd-i kubrd, The great gift, i. e. The age of 120 years. rUcc
^atd kardan, To give, to confer a benefit, to present.
A ^lka ^itd-a, (in of*kc) Labouring, serving. Giving.
p £(dd-bakhsh) Giving presents, liberal, munificent.
jr—^ j ^ fMtd-bakhsh o karam~gustar } Bestowing be
nefits, and diffusing liberality.
A Jjlkc (or J-jllac), (pl.of jJjJac) Beautiful (women).
A ^Uac ^attdr, A dealer in perfumes or drugs.
A ^Ikc ^itdrat. The profession of a perfumer or druggist.
A ^Ikc gitdrid) The planet Mercury. Quicksilver, mercury.
a ^llac ^utdS) Sneezing. Aurora, ut/tas, A sneezer.