'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎830r] (1664/1826)

A kettle, cauldron, pot. An old veil or curtain. A stick for scratch
ing the back. Name of a place. navoah-mihrub) A
little chapel ; the place where the priest stands when praying.
a nuzca’, Fat (camel).
nazciyat, Fat (she-camel).
p ^Jo *\j nuictdari) To hollow out a stone or a piece of wood.
To slumber, to begin to sleep. To weep, lament, complain. To
walk with a pompous or graceful air. To be bent. To be tired.
r Hf7rc7/«A, Thick, dense. Opake, impure. Blemished.
Mixed, adulterated.
p SU nuh. Noxious exhalations rising from the ground.
p jb&lj ndhdr, Unknown, incognito, undistinguished, strange,
(forj'jfc! \j nd dhur) Fasting, one who eats nothing all the day.
r ndhdrlj A light breakfast.
a ndhib, A seizer, a snatcher, a spoiler, a plunderer.
a ndhit) The throat.
A ndhij, One who finds or points out the way.
r Jj>l3 ndhidy The planet Venus. A cultivated garden.
a JJSslj ndhid, (A girl) having swelling breasts.
A £jji>l3 ndhidat) A girl having swelling breasts,
p i ndhidah, A girl having swelling breasts. The planet
Venus. Name of the mother of Alexander the Great.
A ndhir, White grapes.
A ndihiz, One who approaches, who draws near.
a ndhiz, A young bird spreading its wings and prepar
ing to fly. A protuberant muscle or piece of flesh in the upper
part of the arm, or fore-leg of a horse.
A ndhizat, Sons of the same father by different mothers,
rising against or opposing one another. Ministers ; as rising up
to obey.
aJL5>!3 ndhik, Braying (ass), neighing (horse). The place
in the throat which produces those sounds.
a ndhikdni) Two prominent bones in the cheeks of
solid-hoofed animals.
a ndhik, One who strives and endeavours.
a Jj&lj ndhil, (A camel) drinking the first draught, yet still
dry. Thirsty. Who quenches thirst.
a ndhilat, A crowd pressing to the drinking-place.
nahamid, Incomparable, unparalleled. Dissimilar,
dissonant, opposite, repugnant.
r nd hamwctr (or nd hamzcdrah), Unequal, un
even, rough, having protuberances, irregular, capricious, fio-
ward, perverse. Unworthy, incongruous, unbecoming, incon
venient, disproj^ortioned. (iticar-i na hamzsat, Un
worthy, indecent actions, rozgd/'-i nd hamvcdu ,
Inconstant fortune.
ndhommirt, Inequality. Inconvenience.
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r nd hanjdr, Rough, not level, untoward, disastrous,
r .Urjfcl} nd hanjdn, Impropriety, deviation from right.
pU.fclJ nd hated) Unequalled, incomparable.
a nahur, A cloud,
p nd hash. Suddenly.
A ndJu f A prohibiter, forbidder, interdicter. ^
ndhika mi l r > rajnlin. That man will suffice you, you cannot
wish for a better. ndhika an, Let it suffice you that.
a iLkL) ndhiyat, (fern, of ndhi) A forbidder. An interdict,
prohibition, any thing forbidden, ^ hiya
ndhiyatuka min imrdti, Let that woman be sufficient for you.
p JuJblj Ndhid, Name of the mother of Alexander thfe Great.
Ndhid (and SJuJbli ndhldah), (The planet) Venus. A girl with
a swelling bosom. A cultivated, flourishing garden.
p^U nay, A reed, a pipe. A flute, a flageolet, a fife, a mili
tary instrument of music. A reed played upon by the dervishes.
The throat. Pride, vain-glory. Name of a fortress.
nd-i bint, The nostrils, the passage of the nose, 4 ?^ n u~i
turkl, A trumpet, a clarion. nd-i gain, The wind-pipe.
4 ^ wa-£ Ids (also jjij! t_sl3 nd-i losh), Name of a musical
instrument, (jly * nay o nosh, Music and wine.
sur-ndy, A fife, a flageolet, a crooked trumpet, a clarion.
nd ydib, A thing rare, not to be found, scarce, unat
tainable. Undiscoverable.
p ndy-ambdn, A bag-pipe.
a -eli ndi-ib, A lieutenant, viceroy, vicegerent, substitute,
deputy ; the deputy of a judge. A bee. Any thing copious or
plentiful. A contingency, an event. A penitent, one converted,
from sin. r olj ndi-ib-i tingrl,Go&’s vicegerent, i. e. a
khallf, an emperor. A nd-ib mundb, A vicegerent.
P^LAi ndy-bdn, One who performs on the flute. A pigeon.
A <LJlj nd-ibat, (An ague) returning periodically. An acci
dent, a misfortune, a calamity, a disaster,
p ndyich, A pipe, a flute, a fife.
p ndychah, A small reed, especially one used by weavers.
A hookah-snake.
A Assr'l) nil-that. Weeping, lamenting. A hired mourner.
A nd-ikhaf, A distant country.
Ajj\j ndi-ir, Bright, clear, shining, giving light,
r j)}j ndyir, A small tube or pipe. A kind of rhythm.
A Ipli nd-irat, Fire, heat, warmth, inflammation, flame. En
mity, hatred. A fire-place. Charcoal. (Ground) having plants
yellow from drought.
p ndy-zan, A flute-player, a fifer, a performer on any
similar instrument.
p ndyizah (or it''j ndyijah), A canal, a tube. A syphon,
the pipe or spout of a ewer or alembic. The windpipe. Any
hollow-stemmed plant with joints upon it, a stalk of corn; kex.
The urethra. Membrum virile. A reed. A reed upon which
weavers wind their thread. The knots on a reed or stalk. A
lance or a javelin. An instrument with which they spread or
scrape money together. The running or dropping of water.
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