'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎627r] (1258/1826)

a issui kunfazat or kunfuzat, A hedge-hog. A protuberance
behind a camel’s ear.
a kanfar, Penis.
a kanfarish, A decrepit woman. Crassum penis caput.
a Icanfashat (from q), Being collected,contracted,
wrinkled. Drawing one’s self together. Laying hold of. Be
ing costive. Containing, restraining one’s self. Kinfashat, A
species of reptile, with a shrivelled skin.
a kunfur, Anus, podicis foramen.
a kirtftr, A dwarf; short-bodied.
A kankabj A shell, or any thing similar, with which
they glaze clothes.
a kmki t also kunku^, A mouse. Kunku t , Short, de
formed, of a hideous aspect.
A kunkuuit, Podex. A she-urchin.
a kankal, A large measure for dry goods. The crown
of Khusraw, king of Persia.
A kin kin, A skilful guide. Ingenious in discovering water
and making aqueducts. A field-mouse. A kind of sea-shell.
A kankahir, Name of a certain gum.
p kank, A fruit or herb-worm.
A kanam (from ^), Smelling strong of oil (the hand).
Being rotten (a nut). Kanim, (A hand) which stinks (ofoil).
a <UjJ kanamat (from Smelling strong (a leathern bot
tle). Being rotten (a nut). The strong smell of any thing fat.
a kinan, (pi. of kinnat) The powers of ropes made of
palm-tree fibres. Kunan, (pi. of kunnat) Mountain-tops.
A jA: kinzc, A cluster of dates.
a AwnM-fl (from ui), Being very red (as a woman with
paint, or fingers after pressing fruits). Mixing milk with water.
Killing. Being put into a tan-pit (leather).
a kanwa, (fern, of akna') Having a Roman nose.
a kanawat, (pi. of iliis kanat) Canes. Spears.
A kinwan, (pi. of y*: kinw) Clusters of dates.
A kunub (from t_-^), Setting (sun). Sprouting from
the envelope (a flower). A bud. Buds, cups of flowers.
A iyjji kinwat or kunxout, (from ^i), Acquiring (sheep).
A CDjAS kunut (from Li-cJ), Being obedient, devoted to God.
Standing long in prayer. Being silent. Devotion, obedience.
p kanuj, A glass bottle with a long neck. Kanuj or ka-
nazcjf Name of a city of India.
p licJ kunud, Animated, or presuming, in saying or doing any
thing. Name of a fabulous mountain in India, near to the foun
tain of immortality.
Ajyi kanawwar, Having a large head. Untractable (camel).
Kinnawr, A slave, a servant. Tall, handsome.
A kunus, (pi. of^j^J kanas) Tops of heads.
A byJ kunut (from ki), Despairing. Despair.
A kanu^, Contented. A humble suppliant. Kunu^ (from
£^J), Humbly begging. Being content with what is given.
a te-yj kanuuit, A steep place, a declivity.
pdl^Js kunulah, A clew, a ball, any thing round.
A <Li kinnah, Galbanum. Kunnah, A tower.
a kanahztar, Tall. Flaccid.
kana', A hookedness of the nose. Kina' (from
Acquiring. Any thing which satisfies a person. Kuriiy, (pi.
kandt), Spears.
a Lu[yj kanaydt, (pi. of Slii kanut'), Spears.
p jka kinydr, Cinnabar.
A kinydn or kunydn, Acquired wealth (in flocks). Kun-
ydn (from ^c-i), Preserving inviolate (chastity). Repaying or
weighing back in exchange.
A <— kariib, Crowds of men. Clouds.
a kinyat (from ^^s), Keeping (a girl) at home, not allow
ing (her) to play with the boys. Kinyat or kunyat (from ^i),
Acquiring (sheep).
A kanit, Eating little (a woman). Kinriit, Holding
water well (a bottle).
a kantSj A huntsman. Game.
a kant^. Contented.
a ' g *‘* kanif, Crowds of men. A cloud fraught with rain.
Part (of the night). Eating little (a man). Having few hairs.
a kinnin. The Grecian lyre.
Atii-iJ kinninat, A phial, a glass bottle.
vy ku, Perdition. Name of a large bird.
A Ui kawd, A mansion without inhabitants. A field not w ater
ed, between two others which are. Strength. IjiiJ] bdta'l
kazcd, He remained in the open air, without shelter; starving,
wanting every necessary. Kazvdor kizcd, A desert, uncultivated
ground. Kuzod, (pi. of iy kuzcat) Powers, forces.
kuzcd-i badan, The powers, virtues, or senses of the body.
a kawdibil, (pi. of ibli kdbilat) Midwives. Beginnings
(of affairs).
A UU\y kuzcdt, Aliment, nourishment. Kuzsdt, (pi. of £*Ji
kuzcat) Powers, virtues.
A ^y kazczcdd, A pimp. Kuzcdd, (pi. of jJlj kdi-id) Go
vernors, prefects.
A kazczcddat, A bawd, a procuress.
kazcddih, (pi. of^jJj kadh) Curses, maledictions, cen
sures. Things culpable.
a Jty kazcddim, (pi. of kddim) Heads, (pi. of <Ujl3
kddimat) The first feathers in a bird’s wing.
p S^\y kawddah, A procuress. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
A iJ^y kazoddi, (pi. of kddiyat) Small bodies of men.
a ^Jj\y kazcdrib, Camels hastening to water by night.
a ijy kuzcdrct, A slice (of a melon), a strip (of cloth).