'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎638r] (1280/1826)

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kajwuj, Crooked, bent.
ii j^sr kajur, Zedoary, a Chinese root.
p^ kujuk f The sciatica or hip-gout.
p kajul (or kachul), The motion of the hips when
dancing. A juggler’s art; a game.
r kajuman, A kind of nightshade.
^ kajurif A housing for the saddle. Anger.
kajuwah, A camel-litter in which women travel.
kajah. Any thing crooked at the extremity. Kujjak, A
little hole into which boys throw nuts in a game. A bandy-ball.
kajl, Raw-silk from the cones. Crookedness, crossness.
Pj.-js^ kqjlr (andkajiz), A maker of mortar.
p s kujirduh or kujayrdahy A leader, the head of a party,
the chief of a religious sect.
P r^ kajjni. Armour for man or horse.
kajtTiy Any thing made of raw silk. Quilted armour.
Horse-armour. A boy’s game. KijJn, Flour and oil.
p kuch, The scale of a fish,
p kuchbardah, A leader, an ensign,
p kichrl, A kind of food made of rice, pulse, and butter
(eaten principally in Hindustan).
p i 1 kachakj Name of an animalcule which frets a leathern
water-bottle.
kachkarah, Tortoiseshell,
p kachkuk, A beggar’s dish.
p kachkulf A beggar, a mendicant. Kuchkbl^ A cup,
a bowl. A beggar’s wallet.
P^Uls.^ kachgdzc, A species of mountain-cow.
p kachal, One who has no hair, and is marked with wounds
or scars. Crooked, bandy-legged. Kachal or kuchal, An an\-
malcule which eates holes in a leathern water-bottle,
p kachalak, A magpie,
p kuchulah, Dog’s bane.
kachali, A disease incident to the heads of children and
the hair to fall off. Name of a valley near Ispahan.
Hj^sr kachur, Zedoary.
p CSyJ kachuk, An affection of the nerves of the thigh. Ku-
chuk f Little.
P kachuly The motion of the hips when dancing.
p ^ kachun, A coat of mail. A noise, a shout in fighting.
Name of a bird.
p {J kachah, A ladle* An iron hook, on which they hang up
causing 1
meat
in markets. A ring without a bezel. The chin.
h (JaaiT kachah amdaru. Gross import. The payment
made by a Zamindar of his rent.
h hack’hart, A court of justice. An office for the re
ceipt of the revenues of government.
P tjs$ kachah gul kardan, To become manifest (any
thing concealed).
p kachir, kachirdah or kuchayrdah), A leader,
a head, the chief of a party.
p e^ kachin, Name of a game.
A ^ kuhh, True, aboriginal (Arabian).
A kahdl, A species of antimony. A collyrium. Small
beads, or any thing similar, used as amulets against the fascina
tion of malignant eyes. Kahhal, An oculist. , kah-
hdl-i shortcut, An epithet of Muhammad.
kahb (from Uncovering the nakedness of
man or woman. R ising up (a flame). Striking on the back
side. Sour grapes.
kahs (from Giving away (part of one’s pro
perty). Drawing (part of any thing) towards one with the hand.
a kahsalat or kihsalat, Protuberance of belly.
A -Sr kuhuh, An old decrepit woman.
A ^as? kahs (from u ^ > ), Obliterating, defacing. Running
round, going over. Striking with the foot. A species of plant
the seed of which resembles the eyes of locusts.
aU? kaht, Sterility, barrenness.
a kihkih or kuhkuh, A decrepit old woman ; aged camel.
A Js^ kahl (from J^sr ), Being barren (the year). Anointing
(the eyes) with antimony. A barren year. Heaven, the sky.
. sarrahat kahlun, The sky was serene and cloudless.
Kuhl, A collyrium, or antimony reduced to a fine powder used
for the eyes. Accumulated wealth, p (J' s - kuhl-i khawldn,
Juice of boxthorn. kuhlu’s' suddn, A tree bearing
black berries, which are excellent for the eyes. kuhUi
fars, Sarcocolla, a Persian gum or balsam, used in dressing
wounds. A3y v jJ kuhli par and, (jjj kuhti rbz, also
kuhli shab), Darkness of the night. £j>- kuhle
charkh, The lower heaven. Darkness of the night. A Kahal
(from J^)Having black eye-lashes or brows (naturally, without
the aid of paint). The blackness of the eye.
A kahld, (fern, of ak-hal) Having naturally black
eyes, eye-brows, and eye-lashes, without the assistance of art.
(A woman) whose eyes are anointed with collyrium. Black-
eyed, and white-bodied (sheep).