'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎870v] (1747/1826)

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thing given. If ark, zcirk, or zcarik, The hip, or haunch-bone,
i he buttocks, the haunches. The knotty part of a branch. tVirk,
I he side of a bow. A bow made of the knotty part of the branch.
Jl urk and xcuruky (pi. of zairak) Clothes spread over the
fore part of camels’ saddles and doubled under. IVarak (from
^■yt n g' on the side, having the hip .touching the ground.
Reclining on the hip. The hip-bone.
p *■— zcarak, A species of thorn used for heating ovens. JVu-
rik y An eagle. A dove.
F & ar ku i A falcon. A kind of pigeon.
a \£jj zcarka, (fern, of azcrak') Large-hipped (woman).
V J^J 3 ' v:ar kui '> Busy, occupied. Every kind of fruit not pro
duced from a tree, as melons, cucumbers, gourds, and the like.
F izurkak) A rapacious bird of the kite-species, with
black eyes encircled with yellow, a dark green beak, a dusky
brown belly, and brown feet; it feeds on mice.
zcarkaluj, A broken finger.
uarkata, (in ancient Persian) A bone.
p Kar bar dan (for bar kardan), To extol, exalt,
raise high. I o pull up, tear out, or extirpate. To throw away.
To prop, to support. To burn, to set fire to.
r near kardah, Kindled, set on fire.
p tzurlcak) A falcon which feeds on carrion.
p XjZjj IVarkohy Name of a city in Irak.
A wifka' or xcurka\ Root, origin, stock.
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p 0^5 icarga, A black grain growing amongst corn.
p J^y war gar, Fruits produced twice a year.
p rcargdh i A kind o r hawk. A ditch, pool, or marsh. A
stove in a bath.
p wargashtan, To overthrow. To be ruined.
P >*C'J & ar gv t Speak thou.
p tear gosh (or wtirgoshl), An ear-ring having
a long drop. The lobe or pendulous part of the ear.
p ^ zcargah, A beam, a joist, a rafter.
a Jjj zearal, (pi. zcirldn) An animal of the lizard-specie
" | lh a broad head » a rou S h sVm, of a reddish yellow, swift of foo
with envenomed teeth and a sting-tail.
p ^ 5 *^ Jyy waral-muhl, A water-newt, an eft, an asker.
p war am (for * tea agar man), And if I (do it).
A rear am (from ^), Swelling, becoming inflated (tl
skin). Shooting, growing high (a plant). Being angry, enrage.
A tumour, an imposthume. Inflated.
JUy warmal kardun (or JUjj Karmuliaikm
To run away in terror.
warm all dun, To tuck up the skirt and sleeves <
one s garment. To run awnv.
p Barmandagi, Cholic, from indigcsiion or replelio,
p war man, (in ancient Persian) He.
r \jj* warnd or tcurnd, A youth. A turtle-dove, a blue-coloured
pigeon. Wheat. Good, fair.
f wurnds, Careless, indolent, senseless,
p j*liyy uarndm, A surname. (♦^yy To surname,
p •• warndmah. Superscription of a letter.
zcarndn, Useful, productive of advantage. A mediator.
A<U(« zeurnat, A name of the month »j Zu y l ka^dah
P ^S’J waranj, Greedy, gluttonous, avaricious.
p (^sT'y waranjan (also ^rr^vy wuranjln), A ring of gold or
silver worn by women on their w rists and ankles,
r AsTij Waranjah, Name of a famous general,
p zcarand, A spider and its w eb.
p zccrrnndac:, Sketching or doing any thing roughly. Tak
ing the measure of garments.
p war nishastan. To mount on horseback, or into a
carriage. To embark on board a ship.
p J 3 jy warnak, A celebrated palace of Bahrain king of Persia.
waning, A patch. A darning.
p warmth (for ^y^y wa agar nah), And if not, otherwise.
p j'yjy war war (and warzedrah), A royal seat or throne.
An open gallery or balcony on the top of a house.
AjUyy warwiir, A woodpecker.
A i^^lyyy wurwukiy, Dusky coloured (she-wolfor pigeon).
A ^jy wurud, (from ^y), Being present, appearing, enter
ing, descending, alighting, approaching (to drink). Attacking
(as a fever). Being of a tawny colour (a lion). Approach, en
trance, descent, arrival. A watering, (pi. of ward) Roses,
(pi. of warld), The jugular veins on each side of the neck.
A 3 w l?yy wurudat (from ^y), Being of a bay colour (a horse).
p *<yyy warwarah, The pontic mouse. A squirrel.
A ojyyy warwariy, Weak-sighted,
A wurush (from ^^yy), Taking, devouring (food). Be-
ing greedy. Going uninvited to a feast.
A tyjy u t. (^ 10rn ^yy)j Being timid, terrified, cautious, es
pecially in doubtful points, fearing to do any thing unlawful or
sinful. Being moderate, pious, modest, temperate, continent.
Being weak, small, slender.
p ^yyy witrdgh, Eructation. Darkness, obscurity. Trouble.
A ward/(from uJjj), Being long and broad (a shadow).
a Ojyy wuruk (from d^y), Lying on the side, the hip touch-
' n o ^ le giound. Reclining on the hip. Remaining, staying,
dwelling. Turning the hip when going to dismount.
a warah (from *yy), Being foolish, stupid. Being dis
tracted (with terror). Blowing violently (wind). Being corpu
lent (a woman). Folly, stupidity, madness. Insolence, rudeness.
a zoarhd, Silly, foolish (woman). Violent (wind). IVir-
ha (or 4*^ warihat), (A cloud) full of rain.
a warharhat, (fern.) Foolish, stupid.
p (*^y warham, Harsh w ords.