'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎661v] (1327/1826)

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p jl,£ kaictr also kizclr, Salsuginous ground, where nothing
grows. The vapour called surub. Wet ground made
uneven by the trampling of men or beasts, and afterwards be
come hard. A fierce lion.
kazolz (orJ.^£ kazoij)^ A hollow place. A corner of a
house. A ditch. Kuzctz^ A measure. Salsuginous ground.
kazslj, A measure, a bushel. A medlar,
p kuzotst, A blow. A cleft. Percussion. Hurt, injury.
Cleft. Beaten, pounded small.
katzlstan, To err. Kmolstan^ kimstan, or kazcls-
tan, To beat, to pound, to thrash. To shake.
p kuwtstah, Beaten, pounded, thrashed, (erroneously
for kunastah ?) The backside.
p jz kaxoistidan, To err, or to cause to err. Kuwlsti-
dun, kiwlstldan, or kazclsthlan, To beat, to pound, to thrash.
v ijjjj jZ kazctsh (or kazstshahy, A vessel in which they
separate the butter from the churned milk.
p kazclsht, A chewing of the cud. (Castellus.)
p kazeel, Camomile-flowers.
p kazsilah or kiiyalah, A lock of hair on the crown of
the head.
p^.jj kuzoin, A basket of palm-leaves, used by oil-pressers.
p Ci/yflA, A stable; also litter for cattle. Wild honey.
P koy-yaft, A foundling.
v tS kah, Grass, straw. A throne. A crucible. Ki or keh,
^ ho, whom; that, which; where; when. Because. Kih, Lit
tle. Small, slender. A numbness in the limbs, mental stupor.
Koh, A hill or mountain. Kuha (for kohahy, The promi
nent parts of a saddle before and behind. The bunch of a camel,
the hump of an Indian ox. A wave.
A kahh (from &S kahha), Belching in another’s face (a
drunken man).
pl^£ kahd, Modest, ashamed, bashful.
* kahdb, A fomentation of hot herbs and drugs for a
bruise or wound.
kahat, An old fat she-camel. A camel, the skin of
whose teats is loose.
A^kihbl, (pi. of hah!) Men of full age, i. e. from
thirty to fifty. Men beginning to turn gray.
A ^*1^ kahdm, Blunt (sword). Slow (in speech). Sluggish
(horse). Old and worn out (man).
p^I$£ kahdn or kihdn, The world, the universe. Kihan, (pi.
of iS kihy Little, small.
A kuhhdti, (pi. of kdhiny Priests.
A iLil^ kahdnat (from ^f^), Turning prophet, priest, or sooth
sayer. Kihunat (from ^*^y, Predicting. Divination, sooth-
saying. The priesthood.
ai— ^ kahb, An old buffalo. Kahab (from 4 ^/), Being
of a ruddy brown colour (a camel).
kahib or kihib, Dishonour, disgrace, infamy.
A kuhbat, A ruddy brown colour (applied to camels),
p kahbad, kahbud, kihbud also kuhbud, A broker Often a local commercial agent in the Gulf who regularly performed duties of intelligence gathering and political representation. (that
examines goods, and buys and sells for others). A king’s tax-
gatherer. A treasurer. A banker, a money-changer. A great
man. Kuhbitd, A hermit, a recluse. A village.
r kahbar, The little finger. Name of a country in India.
A kahbal, Large trees. Barley with large ears. A dwarf,
p kuhbaL (kahbul, kabbalah or kuhbalahy, An idiot,
p kuhbah, A cupping-glass,
p kahparak, The brinjal or love-apple.
vkoh-paykar, A huge elephant. A powerful horse.
A <4 kahhat, A large aged she-camel (whether fat or lean).
An old woman.
p kahtub, Hot herbs applied to a swelling,
p kihtar, Less, junior, very small, mean, low.
p kihtarl, Littleness, smallness. Minority,
p jjj kihtarin, The least, the smallest.
p kahj, The common or wild strawberry; a cherry; oxya-
canth. Kuhj, A large strawberry.
a kahd, Labour, endeavour, exertion.
A kahdd, A maid-servant.
A kahddn or kahadun (from Being swift, running
fast (an ass). Being fatigued. Importuning.
A kahdab, Heavy, morose, severe. Ill with indigestion.
A kahdal, A plump girl; one in the bloom of youth, kept
at home from the sight of men. An old woman. A spider.
p kahr, The origin and substance of a thing. Kahar, A
chesnut or bay colour (particularly in a horse or mule).
a kahr (from j*£), Advancing (as the day), being serene
or bright. Assuming a severe, indignant look. Oppressing, sub
jugating. Laughing, ridiculing.
v Kuhrdm, Name of a fortress in Hindustan.
P V kah-rubd, Attracting straws, i. e. Amber,
r kah-rubd-khasiyat. Haying an attractive virtue.
v gjiij kah-rubd-rang, Amber-coloured, yellow. Pos
sessed of the virtues of amber. Quick, light-fingered. A robber,
r koharchilah, Nitre. (Castellcs.)
p Kuhram, Name of a champion of Turan.
p kahr ah, A kid or calf six months old.
r kuharidan, To change, to substitute in place of.
kah-rez, A subterraneous acjueduct (joining two wells).
v kahzak, Mustard-seed. Nosesmart. Rocket.
p cJjr kahzal, The herb noaesmart.
p bjtf kahzah, Yawning.
kohsdr, Mountainous. The peak of a mountain,
p kihlst, A stone. (Durhdn-i kdti^.y
p Kohistdn, Persian Irak (Parthia).