'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎573v] (1151/1826)

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A ghablnat, Deceit, fraud, cheating.
p ghut or ghat, An ideot, a fool. Active in mind, speak
ing with fluency.
a ghatt (from ghatta), Plunging into water head
foremost. Employing. Afflicting, vexing. Concealing, smother
ing (laughter, laughing in one’s sleeve). Subjoining, or causing
one to follow another. Following, or prosecuting. Saying any
thing repeatedly. Chiding. Sipping, drinking often without
taking the cup from the lips.
A dLipi ghatrafat, Pride. Petulance.
p ghutfar, Foolish, stupid.
p ghutfarah, Ignorant, inexperienced. A whoremonger.
a ghatl, (A place) planted with trees. Crowded palm-
trees). Ghatal (from J^i), Being planted with trees (a place).
A ghatm, A suffocating heat. Ghutm, (pi. of agh-
tam') Indistinct speakers.
A ghutmat, Barbarism in speech.
A ghutmiy, A person who speaks unintelligibly.
A ghutaym, as hiyazu ghutaym, Death.
A ghass (from ghassa), Calling (any thing) bad.
Being full of pus, suppurating (a wound). Brisk.
A ghusa or ghussa, Leaves of trees, pieces of w'ood, and
other rubbish carried down by the stream.
A ghasasat (from ghassa), Being lean (sheep or
meat). Being corrupted (word). Asking every person one meets.
Aj\li ghusur, A hyena.
A ghusaghis (and ghosts), A lion.
a <LLz ghassat, Lean (sheep). Ghussat, A sufficient part.
A ghasr, The dregs of mankind. Ghusr, (pi. of agh-
sar) Of a dusty red colour.
a ghasrd, (fern, of aghsar) Somewhat red; of a glass
colour. (Cloth) of thick woollen. A multitude, a mob. Threats.
A ij^z ghasrat, Plenty of provisions. Ghusrat, Dust-colour
with a mixture of red. Reddish. Ghasarat, The dregs of the
people. A conflict (in which they bruise and kick one another).
A ^l^jtLz ghasghas, A combat without arms.
A ghasm (from ^Xz), Giving the best part ofone’s property.
A ghusmat, Colour ofhair more inclined to white than black.
A ijALz ghasmarat (from j^z. q), Destroying (one’s flocks).
Aj^z ghasw (from y*z), Collecting (forage). Spoiling the
sweetness (of water).
A ghususat (from d-xi), Being lean. Being bad (news).
A ^z ghasy (and ^U-i. ghasaydn) (from ^J>£-), Being dis
turbed (mind). Being rude or severe (in speech). Being cover
ed (sky with clouds). Being luxuriant in herbage (ground).
A ghosts (from ghassa), Discharging matter (a
wound). Being lean. Lean.
a ghasisat, Pus, corrupted flesh (of a wound). Dege-
neracy, corruption, failure of intellect. A fool, a worthless feU
low. (A palm-tree) bearing black sour dates.
a s'j^s. ghastrat, Drinking after thirst is quenched. A crowd.
A<U-ii ghasimat, Meat dressed with locusts,
p .1*^ ghajghdza, The hair of a sea-horse (which by way of
amulet they hang round the necks of horses inclosed in gold or
silk cases) ; any thing put round a horse’s neck.
P < J ghijak (or ghichak), A species of Panduraor
shepherd’s pipe.
P ghijakt, A player on the ghijak.
a ghujum (for ghumuj) (Kamus).
a ±z ghad, The day after. *\±z ghadan, To-morrow. Ac Au
baula ghadin, The day after to-morrow.
A !ac ghadd also ghidd, Meat, victuals, provisions ; any thing
eat in the morning, breakfast. An early dinner.
ghidd-i ruhdniy, Food for the mind. ghidd-i jis-
mdiniy, Aliment for the body.
A ^Sz ghidd-a, (m ofjAc) Coming early.
a S'^Ac ghaddt, The morning, the dawn.
Aj^Ac ghiddr, (mof jSz) Leaving, relinquishing. Ghadddr,
Fraudulent, perfidious. A traitor, a cheat. v ^
an ghadddr-i bad-kirddn, That perfidious traitor. ,j\±z
in ghadddr-i khun-rez, This treacherous blood-shedder.
Aj\dz b yd ghadddri, O perfidious.
A is^Ac ghuddrat, A thing left. Ghadddrat, A false woman,
p s^Ac ghaddrah, The broad point of a spear. A sort of hel
met. A copper-vessel. An hour-glass.
j lJ^Ac ghadddri, Perfidy, fraud.
a i__j1ac ghuddf, A black crow. Long black hair. A vulture
with many feathers. A long wing.
A Ji^Ac ghaddfil, (pi. of JiAc ghidajl) Old clothes.
a (j^Ac ghuddfiy, Dark (night).
a ^Ac ghuddn, A cane or any pole on which they hang clothes.
AtjiAc ghuddniy, Delicate, full of juices.
a Mac ghaddwd (or bdAi ghaddyd), (pi. of <b,Ac) Mornings.
Ajj\>Xz ghadd-ir, (pi. of SjiXz ghadirat) Women’s curls.
a c_->Ac ghudubb, Short, thick, and muscular.
A Ac ghudbat, Thick flesh under the ears.
A JjAc ghudbal, An easy, agreeable life.
A £ac ghuddat (or ifJAc ghudadat), (pi. AAc ghudad) A gland
in the body, a sw'elling, a pestilential bubo, the scrofula, or evil.
a t>Ac ghudad, The intestines which are the receptacle of ex
crement. Ghudud, A hard lump formed in the flesh, a glan
dular swelling. (H UNTEK.)
AjAc ghadr (from jAc), Acting perfidiously, breaking a treaty
or agreement; persecuting. Perfidy, fraud, treachery, deceit,
malevolence, malignity, hostility, injury. Villainy, ingratitude.
Noise, bustle. jAc ahl-i ghadr, Perfidious, cruel, malig
nant. Ghadar (fromjAc), Drinking rain-water. Remaining
| behind the flock (a sheep). Being dark (night). Hard, stony