'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎635r] (1274/1826)

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v kabab-khanah, A kitchen, a cook’s shop.
p kababi, Fit to be roasted. Roasting'. One who roasts.
a knbus, The ripe fruit of the tree Cj\j\ arak.
a kubad, The disease of the liver,
p i'L-'Li” kabddah, A weak bow for practising with,
pj'-^ kabdr, A man who brings wood from the forest for sale.
Aj\J kibdr, (pi. of kabar) Capers, (pi. of Ar«6Fr)
Grandees, nobles, men distinguished for wealth and knowledge.
Kubdr, Great. Kabbur, Very great. Capers. Kibbdr(uot
-i), Magnifying. Kubbdr, Great, huge, very large.
p Sj\J kaburah, A kind of basket. A bee-hive. A sort of
earthenware cup.
a kubdsj Having a large head. Penis magnus. Wrap
ping the head in one’s garments and falling asleep.
a aLili kibdsat) A bunch of dates.
A kibdsh, (pi. of kabsh) Rams, tups,
p kabdk (or JL£ kabdl)^ A rope made of the fibres of
the palm-tree.
p kabdn (or A large public standard or scales.
A kubdn,) A camel’s disease.
A^pU£ kabd~ir y (pi. of kabtrat) Great, large, enormous
things; mortal sins.
a c— kibab, (pi. of <L£ kubbat) Clews of thread. Kubab^
(pi. of <L& kubbat) Herds of horses.
a <L& kibat or kubat. Sweepings. Kabbat, A crowd. One
heat at a race. One attack in battle. Severity (of winter). Any
thing thrown high. A herd of horses. A troop, a body
of men. A clew or hank of thread,
p kabt or kibt, A bee.
A kabt (from C^), Throwing prostrate. Bringing
under, humbling. Driving back,
p kabitd, A kind of sweetmeat,
p kabtar, A pigeon.
a kubs, Hard. Kabas (from <J^), Being spoiled,
stinking (meat). Kabis, Corrupted,
p kibsah, Dross of silver.
p ^ kabj, A docked ass. Ktbj, Separately, apart. Kabaj
or kabij, A beast of burthen having the lower part of the throat
swelled. Self-praise, thinking highly of one’s self. Conveniency,
utility. A part, a portion. A stick for stirring beer. A hook
with which they remove ice. A little garden.
p kabjah, An ass which has lost his tail. Any animal
swollen in the lower part of the mouth.
p 4^ kabchah, A ladle, a skimmer. A spatula, a trowel.
a ^ kabh (from ^f), Reining in (a horse). Keeping back,
hindering from business. Striking with a sword. Kubh, Whey.
kabd{znA\^kabda), Solder, glue, isinglass. Pitch.
Haste, expedition. Fat.
a kabd(from J^), Striking in the liver. The liver,
middle of the vault of heaven. The handle of a bow.
The
Kibd or
kabid) The liver. sS kabidu's' samd-a, The midst of
heaven. Kabad, Adversity. Severity (of winter). Corpulency.
Bigness of the belly, (pi. of kabadat) Adversities, distresses.
a kabdd, (fern, of JuSl akbad) Corpulent, especially
about the middle. Slow-paced. Thick-handled (bow).
A kabadat, Severity (of winter). Adversity.
kibr or kubr, Nobility, eminence, magnitude, magnifi
cence; pomp, pride, haughtiness. An enormous crime. The
greater or better part (of any thing). Kubr, Great, greater,
or greatest. The management of wealth. Kubr also kubar?',
The chief of a family, the first degree of kindred, the nearest of
kin of the head of a family. Kabar, Capers. Kibar (from j^).
Reaching to an advanced age, being full of years. Being large
and bulky. Full age. A great age. Kubar, (pi. of kub-
ra’) Ancestors.
p jS kabar, A tambourin. Capers. Kubr, A corslet of iron.
a kttbard, (pi. of ^**6 kablr) Great men, grandees, (for
kubrd’, fem. of jS\ akbar), Greater, greatest,
p \jjJ> kabar-bd, Pottage seasoned with capers.
a kabrat, A great age. Kabrat or kibrat, The last born
son or daughter. Kibrat, A great crime. Greatness. Pride.
The head (of a family). Kabarat, One caper (pickle). Ki~
barrat, The head of a family.
kabarak, Name of a thorny plant.
kabar-zod, Meat dressed with capers,
p kabrah, A coat of mail.
a kubra', (fem. of^-»^ akbar) Greater. Great (city).
The major proposition of a syllogism.
a\)jS kibriyd, Grandeur, magnificence, power, excellence;
pride, haughtiness. A name of God.
a kabariyat. Food dressed with capers.
a kibrlt, Fine (gold or silver). Sulphur. A match
dipped in melted sulphur. ,1*^— kibrtt-i ahmar, 1 he
philosopher’s stone.
p ^ kibritt, Of the colour of sulphur.
kabz, Great, gross, thick, fat. A cuirass of joined plates.
Afj^J kabs (from Filling up (a well or river). Hum
bling once (a damsel). Overwhelming (a house). Wrapping
up one’s head in a garment. Kibs, Earth, filling up a well or
river. A large head. A house of mud. Root, origin. Kabas,
One who has a preposterously shaped head.
p kabast, A bee. Venom, poison. The pulp of the
wild gourd. The herb aristolochy. The dog or ass-cucumber,
p y- rr r; > kabastu (or kabastah), The bitter gourd.
A kabsh, A ram. A prince, a chief.
A kab^ (from £-?£)} Prohibiting, restraining Cutting off.
Marking or stamping money; distinguishing the good from the
bad. Kaba^, A sea-camel; hence ter-jXiyd zoajha l kn-
ba-~, O ugly sea-camel (applied to an ill-favoured woman).