'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎578r] (1160/1826)

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A ghasb (from t^wai), Seizing violently, ravishing,
sacking, plundering; compelling one to do any thing. Pulling
the hair from a hide. Any thing taken by force, (in law) The
taking the property of another which is valuable and sacred, with
out the consent of the proprietor, in such a manner as to destroy
the proprietor s possession of it. (rhasab^ Violence, oppression,
force, injustice, ravishing, plunder.
A ghussat, Strangulation, suffocation. Affliction, grief,
anguish, sorrow, sadness.
A ghasas (from ghassa). Being choked (with meat
or drink). Being oppressed with any thing which cannot be re
moved Ghusus , (pi. of g/iw$sa£) G riefs, sorrows.
A ghuslab, A tall, slim fellow.
A ghasn (from (^ic), Taking and cutting off. Repelling,
refuting. Growing large in the grain (a cluster of grapes).
Pulling (a branch) towards one’s self. Ghusn, A branch.
Aii+eic.ghisnat, (pi. of ^^ac) Branches. Ghusnat^ A twig, wand.
A ghusun, (pi. of ghusn) Branches.
rC/13 <Lai. ghussah-nak, Afflicted. Passionate.
a ghazz (from ghuzzd)^ Casting down (the eyes),
lowering (the voice). Checking, prohibiting ; restraining one’s
self, enduring any thing disagreeable. Being diminished, in
jured. Lessening, taking away a part. Breaking (a branch).
Fresh, new, tender: full of vigour (youth). The buds of palm-
trees. The young offspring of kine. ghazzu't 'tarji.
Patience under any thing odious and disagreeable.
a Lie ghaza, Name of a tree used as fire-wood.
A ghizab, (in of i^^ie) Taking fire. Putting in a
passion, irritating one another, (pi. of ghazban) Angry.
Ghizdb or ghuzdb, Any mote in the eye. The small-pox.
ghuzdbir, Hard, thick.
AjLie ghuzdr, Pure, viscous and greenish clay.
A c_-^Lie ghuzdrib, Abounding in herbage and water.
a i^Lie ghazdrat, Affluence, comfort, happiness. Ghizdrat,
A kind of dish or saucer.
a u-ibjLic ghazdrif, (pi. of ghuzruf) Gristles.
A ghazdz andgA/saz, The space between the eye-brows.
Ghazdz, (ghizdz and LiLii ghazdzat), (from ghazza), Be
ing diminished, injured. Casting down (the eyes), lowering (the
voice. Ghizdz (pi. of ghazz) The young of cows.
A LjLic ghazdzat (from ghazza)^ Being fresh and vigorous
(youth). Harm, injury. A mean, base condition,
p ^Lic ghazdn or ghuzdn, Orts, broken victuals.
A ghizdn, The abortion of a camel.
a ghazdyd, (pi. of ghaziyat) (She-camels) griped
from pasturing too freely on the tree Lii ghazd.
*a c—vdLi ghaziba, (fut. yaghzabu) He was wroth.
a ghazb, Violence, force, compulsion. Extremely red.
A bull. A lion. A hard stone. Ghazab (from Being
angry. Rage, anger. Oppression, injustice, vengeance.
ghazabu'lldh, The wrath of God. Ghazib or ghuzub, Angry.
a L-ai ghazaban. In a rage.
p ghazab-dludah, Oppressive,
p ghazbdn, A stone hurled by a battering ram. A ba-
lista. LjLi ghazbdn-ifalak. The sun. Mars.
A ghazbdn, (fem. 4iLaii) Enraged. Hungry (lion).
a <L*ai ghazubat, Angry, full of wrath. A hard stone. The
skin of an old goat; a shield made of it. The skin of the head,
or of a fish ; also that between the horns of a bull. A pimple on
the upper eye-lid (from the birth). One scurf or incrustation (as
of small-pox on the skin). Ghuzabat, Prone to anger, pas
sionate (man).
p ghazabndk, Inflamed with rage, angry.
a ^ ghazba', A herd of camels, (fem. of ^L*af- ghazbdn),
Angry (woman), (pi. of ghazbdn) Angry (men).
a ghuzzat, Detriment. A mean condition. What is suf
ficient for the support of life.
A ghazr (from^di), Assigning to another part of one’s
estate. Bestowing plenty (God). Cutting, dividing. Declin-
ing, receding. Checking, detaining, prohibiting. Abounding
in wealth or provisions. Ghazir 9 Having fine long fore-locks.
^d° ghazir mazir, Comfortable, easy (life).
A ghazrd, Conveniency, happiness, the comforts (of life).
Good earth. V iscous and greenish earth. Pure clay.
a L—ijAz ghuzrub, Abounding in herbage and water.
a j^dc ghazram or ghizrim, A place abounding in good soil.
Plaster, mortar.
a ydi ghuzruf) Gristle.
a i-jL^di. ghizrif Jessamine.
a Adidi ghazghazat (from j_L*di q), Lessening in quantity
(water), spoiling (it).
A t-jLd ghazf (from <«jidi), Breaking (wood). Ghuzf (fem.
oft— ?drl aghzaf) Bangle-eared (dogs). Ghazaf from t—adr.),
Having pendulous, flagging ears (a dog). Being dark, dusky
(night). An Indian palm-tree. Flabbiness (of the ear). Ghu-
zaf A black kind of the bird Uai katd.
A Aidi ghaza fat) The bird Ikii katd; also another bird. A
hill, a hillock, a tumulus.
A ^idi. ghazf UK) Injurious, severe, very cruel.
A SjLAz ghazfarat (from yzAi- q), Being heavy.
A jjdc ghazn (from ^^dz), Detaining, retaining, keeping back
(a man). Averting, calling from. Bringing forth an abortion
(a camel). Ghazn also gAaz«n, A wrinkle, a plait, a fold. A
scurf. The exterior cuticle of the eye. Lassitude, fatigue.
A Ldr- ghuznd) Full of wrinkles.
A ddr. ghaznat) One scurf or incrustation (as of small-pox).
A ghazanfaV) A lion. An intrepid, strong man, a hero.
A t—Jjdi ghazub) Enraged, choleric (manor woman). Way
ward, dogged (woman). A malignant serpent. A lion. A bull.