'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎827r] (1658/1826)

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nasir, A defender, an assistant. (God) the giver of
victory. A canal; any channel through which water runs, that
especially made by a torrent.
a Nasarat, Nazareth in Galilee.
A nasify Pure, clear (colour), as £_*sl3 ndsi^ abyaz
(or ndsiiu'l baydz)^ Pure white, snowy.
a nusif, A domestic servant.
a lsus\j ndsifat, A channel, or the middle part through which
water runs; also a stone in mid-stream.
p l> ndsawdb) Not right, bad. Unwholesome, j
harzah wa nd sazsdb^ Vain and false (words).
p nasur. An old wound. A callosity.
a ndsiyat (or ndsiyah^JYhe forehead; the forelocks.
nasiyah-ildrdn-ipdk^S.ngeh. Holy men,saints.
A^li ndzZ) Possible, practicable, feasible. Easily accom
plished (any business). Silver money.
a ndzib, Far distant, wide (plain).
a ndzij, Ripe (fruit). Well-dressed (meat).
A ndzih, (A camel) which draws or carries water.
A^U ndzir^ Florid, vivid, splendid. Water-moss or lentils.
akhzaru ndzir, Beautifully verdant.
A t-jLit) ndzify One who breaks wind much.
A nuzil, A warrior, a champion.
A natiby A strainer, a colander.
A ndtih, (A ram) which buts with the horns. Meeting
in full career (two birds or beasts). Adversity. arCndtih,
The two horns of the ram, i. e. The two bright stars in the head
of Aries. laysa lahu ndtihun zca Id khd-
bitun.) He has neither sheep nor camel : i. e. he has no property.
a .Jo\i ndtir, The keeper of a vineyard or palm-garden. The
servant at a bath.
A ndtis } An examiner, a searcher, an observer.
A cjjJsl3 ndtif, A kind of confection, especially one white and
hard, made of the root ^usluj, boiled long with new wine,
sugar, and other ingredients.
A ndtikj Speaking; a speaker. Perspicuous (book). Ra
tional (animal). Live stock. The hypochondria or the waist.
j+z ghayr-i nditik, Dumb, irrational, hay-
wdn-i ndtiky A rational animal, man. hay-
zodn-i ghayr-i ndtik. An irrational animal, a beast.
a ndtikat) The faculty of speech. A&LU tuU-i nd-
tikat, A speaking parrot.
p JLli ndtily A weight of seven pounds, also one of two and a
half drachms.
a ndlilj A wine-measure, also whatever overflows it. One
draught of wine, water, or milk. l« tnd zafartu bi
ndtil, I have obtained nothing,
p c—'ikli nd talab, Uncalled.
Aj ndtur, The keeper of a vineyard.
p ndturi, A watch set over sown fields. (Burhan).
A Ja\j ndzir, One who sees, observes, inspects. A superinten-
dant, inspector, observer, supervisor, guardian, spectator, keeper,
purveyor, commissary. An officer employed in a judicial court
superior to all peons, or bailiffs; a sheriff. J&\j ndzir-i
&Myu/a/,Superintendant of household expenses. Jc\) ndizir
shudan, To look, to behold, to observe. ndzir-i dar
sardy, A servant of the royal household posted at the gate of the
palace to take an account of servants absent from their posts.
a xjc\j ndizirat, The eye. Sight, vision.
A ndzirah, The eye, sight, vision. Reading, studying.
v xjeti ndzirah-kh?dni) Reading (in opposition to re
peating by heart).
a ,*lsl3 ndzintj A composer, arranger, adjuster. A governor,
administrator. The chief officer of a province in whose hands
the protection of the country and the execution of the laws are
intrusted. A poet. (A fish or a lizard) marked with the lines
nizdmdn. (A hen) full of eggs, ndzim-i
ashlar, A composer of verses, a poet.
a ndzurat. Who is looked at or revered above all others.
nd<£bat) Swift (she-camel).
A 'Lg£\) nd^ijat) White (she-camel), one especially which they
ride when hunting wild bullocks. Plain, level (ground).
A nd^iSj Sleepy, drowsy, lethargic, p nd-Js
shudan, To fall asleep.
a iatli nd^it f One who eats ungracefully, who swallows one
half of a mouthful, and lets the other drop on his plate. One who
travels to a great distance. Name of a district in Arabia Felix,
of a mountain near Sanaa, and of a castle.
a <Ucl5 ndtifat, A loose, pendulous, flagging ear.
a nd^ikdniy Two stars in Orion.
A Jtli ndtdl) One who wears shoes or slippers; one who has
many of them. Hard, solid (hoof). The onager or wild ass.
A nddni) Soft, easy, convenient, gentle, tender, delicate.
Soft (silk). Easy (temper), cheerful, lively (countenance).
a<Uj:15 nd^imatj A garden, a meadow.
Ajjz\j nduir, A vein spirting out blood, not to be stopt. The
sail of a mill. A water-mill.
A ij ycli nd^urat) A mill, especially that which is turned by
weight of water, by the wind, or by cattle, for raising water
from a well or river, (so named from the sound it makes). A
water-bucket or pitcher. The nose, also the division of the nostrils.
A IrycU ndsMZ) One who produces a priapism called li*. 1 na^z.
a One who announces the death of another. The
news of any person’s death.
a<L^I) nddyat, (pi. of ndiJi) Those who bring intelli
gence of a person’s death,
p clj ndigh, The elm-tree.