"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٢‎٠‎٧] (١٨٢٦/٤١٩)

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cord, ghurdbu'l bayn, A crow of different colours,
a crow with a black body, and red feet and beak. A crow that
never approaches any spot till it has become deserted by its inha
bitants. Bayna, (used constantly as a preposition) Between,
among. ^^1} 6«j/na’/aA;rfra, Between equals. uJO J
bayna zalika. In the mean while. bayna's salatayn,
Between the two prayers (which are said in the mosques every
Friday about mid-day). /^.U! bayna'n nds 9 Among men,
among the people. Xju ^ baynahumd bayn bo^ld, Be
tween both the difference is great, the one is much unlike the
other. ^ bayna y a day hi 9 Between his hands (i. e. before
him, made use of particularly when an inferior appears before a
superior). shay-un bayna bayna, Indifferent,
neither good nor bad. Weak, infirm. A hamza (^) between
tw o short vow'els.
p bln, Seeing. See thou (the irreg. imperat. of d7-
dan). Excellent. l j*J (Js- (or c^iu&r>- 5^.^), The
eye discerning truth. jahdn-bin, Seeing the world,
comprehending the idea of the whole universe. (J j r J iJp- khur-
dah-bin, Seeing minute objects, subtile in judgment, acute, pe
netrating. dwr-fein, Seeing far. A telescope,
maslahat-bin, Dispatching business, skilful in managing af
fairs.
a bln, A tract of country. The confines or marches be
tween two countries or places. As far as the eye can reach.
a bay yin, Clear, evident, manifest, distinct, plain, perspi
cuous. Eloquent, W ords clearly expressing,
evidently concluding. ^ bayyinu'l khildf, Showing
the contrary, demonstrating to be false, or repugnant.
a li-J baynci, In the mean time, whilst,
p Lo blnu, Seeing, clearly-sighted. A sort of long grass,
(in ancient Persian) The moon.
a L-J bind, (pi. of bay yin) Eloquent.
a baynan (or "L-J bayyinan). Distinctly,
r bindb, Vision.
a Cl-Jli-J bayyindt, (pi. of bayyinat) Evident proofs.
p bindrah, A gigantic demon. A frightful, detestable face.
11 binds (ox bindsug), A window.
p bi ndm, Without a name. Nameless, anonymous.
Without character or reputation. The ring-finger.
p bi ndmus, Without law or religion. Uncivilized,
rude, rustic. bi ndmiis o nang, Clownish,
without politeness or shame.
bindi-i, Perspicacity, strength of sight or of mind,
penetration, vision. A lunar month (in the Zand avesta).
A binab, Periwinkle, chamaedaphne, spurge-laurel.
a bayyinat, An evident demonstration, a positive proof.
p jj^T To bring proof, to demonstrate clearly (by witnesses).
h bint, A rattan.
p biyanjidan, To sift. To be taken prisoner. To
be made captive, helpless, and impatient.
p Jg-j binad, Hope. A number. Biyand, They are.
b mdar (or ^>), A spurious, illegitimate son.
p bindd, A lying rascal, a scoundrel.
r binish, Vision, sight. Providence.
p bi nasib, Destitute, poor. v Unfortunate.
A ki-j binat, A weaver,
p -da^? bi nazir, Matchless, incomparable,
p bi naziri, Pre-excellence,
p binak-i chashtn, The pupil of the eye.
a baynamd, In the mean time, whilst.
p nam ^ z h Ceremonial impurity in women (dis
qualifying them for engaging in prayer).
p bi namak, Insipid, saltless, tasteless. Ill-favoured,
p bi namaki, Insipidity. Ill behaviour. Ingratitude,
p -Xu-j binand (from dldan), They see, will see, or may
see. Hope, expectation. More. How many ?
p A spectator, beholder. The eye. Provident,
p bi nangi, Shamelessness.
Pji-j bind, A dairy-house. White meat or dishes made of
milk. Butter-milk, churned, strained through a cullender, and
dried in the sun. Thick, rich, sour milk, from which the butter
has not been taken.
bi nazed, Helpless, unfortunate. A beggar.
■vV ^ bi nazcd-i, Indigence, poverty, beggary.
bi nur. Without light, blind.
p binuk, Butter-milk dried in the sun. The sides of a
saddle, between the horse and the legs of the rider. A saddle-cloth.
K ijyy. Baynun, Name of a place in Yaman (Arabia Felix).
a baynunat, (from ^j-J) Being placed at a distance, se
parated or distinguished (one thing from another). Being joined.
An interval, interstice, chink, crack, fissure, or separation of
parts. Name of a place in Arabia.
p binuwin, A kind of food made of butter-milk.
a Baynah, Name of a place,
p bi nihdyah, Without end, endless, infinite.
p ^ 5 ^ bini, The nose. The snout. The brain, (from
didan), Thou seest, wilt see, mayest see. The snout
of a hog. ^ ^ ie nose a moun t a i n j a promontory.
pjLi-J bi niydz, W ithout prayers or entreaty, in want of no
thing. bi niydz kardan, To relieve from indigence,
to guard one against want, to give charity.
p bini-bund (ox 67/i7-rcar), The nose-coverer,
i. e. a veil worn by the Arabian ladies.
a baynis, The fish called bonito.
p bini-dar, The curtain of the door of a chamber oi
tent. A cramp-iron which fastens planks together.
p bini-dirdz, Long-nosed. A kind of sturgeon.