'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎889v] (1785/1826)

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Easy, polite, humane. <U \j\ ana bihi hashshun bash-
shun, I am extremely glad of it; I wish it with all my heart.
hashshu’l maksiri, Easy, affable in receiving petitions
or in doing business.
a hasha. Cheerfulness. Politeness, humanity.
A hashshash, Soft (bread). Cheerful. Easy, polite,
humane. Leaky from thinness (leathern bottle).
a (LiliJi hashashat (from ^4-^ hashsha), Being light, nimble,
cheerful, brisk. Being easy, polite, humane. Cheerful (woman).
A his ham. Beneficent, liberal.
p hushpulak, A sound made with the ends of two fin
gers applied to the mouth by those who fly pigeons.
p hasht, Eight. hasht behisht, The eight
paradises. Ilisht, A hiss, whistle, or noise made with the lips.
p hashtad, Eighty. <t!Ls ,^-j pir-i hashtud sdlah,
An old man of eighty years.
p hashtadum, The eightieth,
p hasht bdgh, hasht bustdn
hasht mawa*} hasht mar^a\ and
hasht haykal-i rizwdn, The eight heavens,
p hashtdahj Eighteen.
p hashtdahdn, The wood of aloes. Mallows,
p hashtdahwn, The eighteenth,
p hashtsad. Eight hundred.
p hashtagdn (or<Jjl£LlJk hashtagunah'), Eight each ; in
eighths.
p hasht ganj. The eight treasures of
Khusraw Parvez, namely: 1. ganj-i ^(irus ; fl.
diba-i khusrarsi ;
sbkhtah;
■it. ganj-i khazra ; 7 ‘ J J> 41 ,^5 ganj-i shad-
uzzard; 8-jV g an j'i bar. (Burhan-ikdti^.)
p hasht gbshah. An octagon,
p hashtum (and hashtumi), The eighth.
tJJx^o hasht manzar^ The eight heavens. The zodiac,
with the orbits of Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, the sun, Venus, Mer
cury, and the moon.
p hishtan, To dismiss, leave, let fall. To hang, to sus
pend. 1 o roll round, to involve.
p Ci-w.c j L^-wJs husht o musht) Wrestling and boxing.
F U*“^J**~*^ hashtiwish) Name of the fifth of the supplemental
days added to the Persian year.
p tzJLJz hishtah. Relinquished, let go, hanging loose, a-. *. \
faro hishtah, Loose, flowing (locks).
p hashtidanj 1 o whistle, hiss, or make any noise with
the lips. To preserve, keep (any thing).
p XSZjz hashdah, Eighteen.
AjZjz hashr, Thinness, slenderness, weakness, softness.
<-'b ganj-i bad-award; 3.
4. <— ganj-iafrasiyab ; 5. ganj-i sbk)
6. gdnj-i khazra; 7. Jt»l jU> ganj-i s
A 'ijtJz hashraty (A tree) which soon loses its leaves. Ilasha-
rat, Sauciness, petulance. Ingratitude.
p hashistan. To abandon, leave, dismiss. (Cast.)
p hash/iful, Wild carrot. ( Burhdn-i kdli^.)
a hashm (from j*^), Breaking (any thing) not solid,
(as the nose, a bone, or an egg). Milking (a camel) with the
whole hand. Hashim, Liberal, munificent. Hushuni, Soft moun
tains, easy to be dug. Milkers.
A hashmat, A mountain-goat. A disposition to falsehood,
p hashan, Care, study,
p 'g hashang, A poor helpless wretch,
py^i/iffs/iu, Marrow. Ifushu, Understanding, ready wit,
ingenuity. A fortification. (Burhun-i kuti^.)
p hushwdr f Prudent, intelligent.
A hashur, (A tree) soon losing its leaves.
A hashush, (A sheep) abounding in milk. Hushush
(from ^jLz> hashsha), Being soft (bread).
p hushumand or hashumand, Prudent, intelligent.
hashunush, The fifth day added to the Persian year.
a hashhdsh, Liberal, of an excellent disposition.
pjL^Jb hushydr, Intelligent, prudent. Cautious, abstemious,
sober. jLj hushydr-sdz, Rendering wise; restoring one
to their senses (after being intoxicated),
r hushydri, Prudence.
p hishtdan, To dismiss, let fall, leave. To hang loose.
A hushayrat, (dim. of iLiJfc hashrat) A shrub apt to lose
its leaves early, (dim. of xfLjz hasharat) A moderate degree of
petulance.
a hashish, Gentle, humane, affable. Soft (bread).
a hashilat, A horse or camel which is taken from the
owner without his consent, but returned to him when the journey
is over. Any thing pressed for the public service.
p hashilah, Domestic or sea-fowls dressed with pease,
beets, and eggs.
a hashim, Broken, bent. Dry, withered, brittle. Dry
forage, chips, stubble. Pieces of bone. Weak, flaccid, frail.
a hashimat, Dry (tree). (A place) full of dry trees.
hashimatii'l karatn, Liberal, munificent.
11 bashiwdr or hushiwdr, Intelligent, prudent.
a hass (from hassa), Squeezing or pressing with the
hand. Breaking, bruising. Treading upon.
AjLxk hussar (or al hass dr), A lion crushing his prey.
A hass dm (or al hass dm), A lion.
A husdhis, A lion. A strong man.
A hash, Flight.
Aj^ 2 i> hasr (from^*aJ>), Driving, beating off. Drawing, at
tracting. Bending (a branch). Breaking (without cracking or
bending). A fracture. Hasir also husar, ( j^i}\ al hasir also al
husar), A lion tearing his prey.