'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎588v] (1181/1826)

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herds). Possessing from 200 to 1000 camels, (pi. of^ljiya-
dun and faddon). Yokes of oxen. Ploughs.
p LliliXi faddk faddng, faddlik, fada-
lik, and fazdlik), A rule, a canon, a law.
a faddkil, An important affair,
r faddm, A veil for the face. Loose, soft.
a fiddm, (faddm, fadddm, or fadddmat), A cover
ing or veil for the mouth, worn by the Parsls when they drink
or say certain prayers. The stopple of a bottle or other vessel.
Fiddm, A woman’s veil for the mouth. A turban, a tiara, or
other head-dress, (pi. of fadm), Stammerers. Fools.
a faddmat (from ^Aj), Having an impediment in speech.
Being weak in intellect, dull, heavy.
a faddn or fadddn, A yoke of oxen. A plough,
p ^lAi fuldy, Courageous, valiant. A volunteer,
p ^lAi Jidd-i, One who volunteers in any perilous service. A
lover. A robber, a murderer. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
a ^.Ai fadh (from ^Ai), Pressing heavily upon, weighing down
(as debt, or the shocks of fortune).
a -^.Aj fadkh (from ^-Ai), Breaking, cleaving open.
AjAi fadt' (fromjAi), Being languid, impotent from too much
work (a stallion). Fidr, A piece of meat compressed together.
Fudr, (pi. fadur) Mountain-goats. Fadir, Foolish, silly.
Easily broken (wood). Fudurr, Silver. A plump boy, arrived at
the age of puberty.
a ij^Ai fidrat, A piece of meat. A part (of the night or of a
mountain). Fudarat, (A man) who travels alone.
r jAi fadranjxik, The night-mare. The lips, the mouth,
or the parts about the mouth.
r fadrang, The bar of a gate. A piece of wood used
in wringing clothes. A calender, a mangle. A cuckold. Food
carried in a napkin. Leave, permission. {Burhdn-i kdti^.)
r iL£->jj£if(idrunk, Loop-holes, embrasures in the walls of a
citadel through which stones are hurled. The stones thus thrown.
p XjSifadrah, A mat made of palm-leaves laid on the roof of
a house and incrusted with clay.
a fuds, (pi. Jidasat) A spider, a cobweb.
A ^'tefadsh (from ^As), Breaking (the head). Indolent.
A ^Ai/ada^ (from ^Ai),Having the hands or feet distorted and
turning inwards. A distortion of the wrist or ankle.
A l^Ai fad^d, (fern, of afda^) (A woman or she-camel)
having the wrist-joint or fetlocks bent inwards (as is invariably
the case in ostriches). Crooked (hand).
a fada^at, A joint bent inwardly.
a ^fadgh (from cAi), Breaking (any thing) hollow. Pour
ing fat (upon meat). Fadagh, Crookedness in the feet.
a ^Sifadgham, Corpulent, handsome (man). Full of flesh
(a cheek). Succulent (pot-herb).
a Jjjjjcidfad, Level and extensive ground. A hard, hilly,
rocky district. Fudfud, The noise of any thing falling. Fudfud
or fudq/id, A ploughing-ox.
A x±s±3 fadfadat (from AiAi q), Fleeing away from the face
of a wild beast or an enemy.
A d/Ai Fadak, Name of a town near Khnybar.
a <S3aj fadlakat (from Lli^Ai q), Making up (an account).
Ascertaining, taking, or concluding (so much) to be the sum.
A *Aj fadm (from ^Ai), Covering up (the mouth of a vessel).
A stammerer, stutterer, one who has a hesitation or obscurity of
speech. Languor. Weak in mind, dull, stupid,
p ^Ai fudum, End, termination.
a jjAi fa dan, Red tincture. A strong castle,
p J*Ai fadxcad, The bar of a door.
AjjAi fadur, An old mountain-goat. Fudur (from jAi), Be
ing weak, languid (a stallion).
Ajj-J^Ai fadazskas, A lion. Name of an Arabian family.
A ^,-JjAi fadazclis, A lion. A strong man.
A |*jAi faddum, A covering or veil for the mouth worn by the
Parsls. A bung, a stopple.
A iUjAi fudumat (from j4As), Having an impediment in speech,
p fadzsand, The bar of a door.
p ufjAa fidvi,Jidavi,Jidxoi, or fidawl, Your devoted servant.
It is much used by inferiors instead of the pronoun man, I.
p <C'bjAs fidzaiydnuh, Like your devoted servant.
A&jSsfidyat, A ransom. A sacrifice. Alms.
A AjAi fadid (from As fadda), Crying aloud. The noise made
by sheep running. See haftf.
A fazz (from ^ifazza), Driving on with violence. Alone,
singular, unique. Solitary, separated. Scattered (dates). The
first arrow used in casting lots or gaming, the names of which
follow: 1. As fazz, 2. taio-am, 3. raktb, 4.
hils, 5. ndfis, 6. < masbil, 7. tnu^alla' > , 8.
safih, 9. manlh, 10. Aij zzaghd. When drawn, they all
have different values, the three last excepted, which are blanks.
A i^S^\sifazdzd > ,fuzdza' > , or fuzzdza 1 , Separately, distinctly.
a fazfuzut (from As As q), Drawing one’s self together
in order to spring upon (any one) by surprize.
A L^^i^ifazalika (for clXi^Ai fazdlika), In the same manner.
a fuzuz, (pi. of Ai fazz) Separate, scattered (dates).
v j s f ur i Beauty, comeliness, ornament, elegance, decoration.
Light, splendour, brilliancy. The lustre of the countenance. A
voice, a sound. Justice. A feather. A torrent of water. Go
vernment, and the infliction of punishment upon offenders.
Above, the upper part. Far also farr. Magnificence, glory,
power, dignity, dominion, pomp, state. Js shdh-i
faridun-far, A king equal in power to king Farldun.
*AjSfurra, (fut.^i) yafirru) He fled away.
Aji farr (from jS farra), Fleeing away. Examining, clear-
ing up by disquisition. Looking into (a horse’s) mouth to discover