'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎857v] (1721/1826)

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nihazy (in of Rising up against (one) and op
posing (him), (pi. of nahzat). Paths up a mountain-steep.
A jjU) nuhuk (from (_£ij3), Braying (as an ass).
A nahakat (from (JJ^ 1 ), Overcoming, conquering. Fa
tiguing, emaciating (with labour), afflicting; extenuating (as
disease). Being strong, vigorous. Becoming weak. Telling.
nihaly A young plant, a shoot, a sucker cut from a tree
to be planted separately; any plant or herb transplanted ; grow
ing from the root of a tree. The branch of a tree. A carpet,
a cushion, a mattrass, bedding. The chace ; game.
A nihaly (pi. of nuhal) Drinks, (pi. of nahil),
(Camels) drinking and quenching their thirst.
p <ts4pi nihulchahy A quilt, wrapper, coverlet, mattrass.
p nihal-gdh (also nihdl-gah)y A lurking-place
for hunters.
p all^j nihdlahy A lurking-place for hunters. The den of a
wild beast. A scarecrow set up to drive beasts into the hunter’s
toils. A newly planted sucker. Any kind of carpet.
nahdliy A species of small carpet with a short pile; a
cushion or any thing similar stuffed, stitched, or quilted. A
plant; one plant; a certain plant.
A ^1^3 nahum, A blacksmith. A carpenter. Nuhajity A kind
of bird, an owd. A monk. Nahhdrriy A lion. A high road.
A <Lol^3 nahdmaty Gluttony. A lion.
a nahunnyy nihumiy, or nuhdmiyy A blacksmith : a car
penter. An abbot, a monk. Nuhdmiyy An easy, plain road.
p V nahdmiriy A blacksmith.
nihdny Latent, hid, concealed, occult, clandestine. Pru
dently, secretly. nihdn shudany To be concealed.
nihdn o dshkdrahy Things private and public.
p nihdn-paykardny Angels, spirits, invisible beings.
p nihdnchahy A thing concealed or secret.
p tOlsrly nihdn-khdnah (or ^1^3 nihdn-darah), A cabinet,
a closet, a private-room. A hole dug in the ground for sitting
in during the hot weather.
p nihdn-ddn, A granary, warehouse, storehouse, cellar.
A wardrobe, a closet.
p qiW nihdni, Privately, secretly. A secret. Concealment,
Occult, clandestine, anddrn-i nihdniy The privities.
4^ * ittifdk-i nihdniy A private confederacy, a league,
p V nihdnichahy Privately, secretly.
A *jl$3 nahdwat (from \j), Being filled, replenished. Being
half-raw, not sufficiently dressed (meat).
a o'-jV nahuwishy Oppressions. Iniquities,
p A3jl^3 Nihdwand also Nahdzaandy Name of a city in Persian
Irak. Name of a mountain in the neighbourhood of that city.
A species of musical mode or song.
p nihdwandiy Name of a note in music.
p nuhduidan y To be afraid (as boys of the master).
a nahdyat, A wooden curb put on a camel’s nose ; also a
cradle or other wooden frame on which the load rests (of a
camel). The end, extremity, term, goal, boundary,
but. Excess. Very much, extreme, excessive. Remarkable,
at the utmost. jJj balagha nihdyatahuy He hit the mark,
he gained his end. jd>\ nihdyatu'l amr. The end of the
matter, finally, upon the whole, to conclude. But, however, not
withstanding, nevertheless; (which are also expressed by
nihdyat and nihdyuti). p hi nihdyah. Infinite,
without end ; excessive.
A nahh (from Seizing, snatching, spoiling, car
rying off. Reproaching, cutting (with words). Seizing by the
heel (as a dog). Rapine, plunder, spoil, p nahb
kardan (or CLijXzj nahb o ghdrat kardan)y To plun
der and carry off.
nuhbdnidany To make beautiful.
a 4-^3 nuhbaty Rapine, spoil, plunder.
p nuhbaty The division of the signs of the zodiac into
nine parts, and assigning of a star to each division. Immensely
great, exceeding measure.
a nahbarat or nuhbaraty Long, meagre; at the point of
death. Nuhbaraty A ditch or a hollow amongst heaps of sand.
Danger; a dangerous place.
a J-^3 nahbaly Old (man).
a nahbalut (from q), Growing old. A languid pace
like that of an aged person. An old woman. Large (she-camel).
Aj^o3 nuhbury A mountain of sand.
a nuhburaty Long, meagre ; at the point of death. A
hollow amongst heaps of sand. Danger ; a dangerous place.
A nuhbughy A French bean. Name of a bird. A kind
of ship, long and swift (called dunij).
p nuhbahy The understanding.
p nahbahrahy Exceeding bounds or measure, excessive.
The division of the signs of the zodiac into nine parts, and the
assigning of a star to each division.
A nuhba\ Plunder.
A nuhtarat (from q), Inventing a lie against (any one).
a nuhsaraiy A pace, step, or manner of going.
A ^ nuhj (from ^’), Pointing out (the way), making clear,
presciibing, giving directions. Following or keeping the road.
Lying open (a road). A high road, beaten path. Way, manner.
JSahaj (from^), Breathing hard, being asthmatic. The asthma.
na hjizy Intricate. Intricacy. Twisted. Entangled.
P nah kh'ushy The wild vine.
\S$) nahdy Any thing elevated. Corpulent. High, fleshy,
well-shaped (horse). Generous, well-born (man), tending to any
thing great. A lion. Name of a tribe in Yaman. Nahd also
mhdy W hat is equally contributed by travellers for expences on