"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٢‎٣‎١] (١٨٢٦/٤٦٧)

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A^ocLj tabaghuZy (vi of Hating one another.
tabaghty (VI of Being insolent and unruly (the
populace) ; urging unjust, unreasonable, unconscionable claims.
A tabdkty (vi of L5 iu) Being left, remaining together.
pC/L? Tabdky A man’s name.
a C/lJ tabdkky (vi of tlio bakkd) Crowding, thronging.
A tabdkty (vi of Forcing one’s self, or being forced
to shed tears. Pretending to cry, feigning to weep.
A Jlj tabbdly One who adds seasoning to victuals.
A<£JlJ Tabdlat, Name of a town in Yaman.
aLILJ tabdluty (vi of lab) Fencing, scuffling.
AiJlJ tabdlighy (pi. of ji-J tabligh) Ropes which commu
nicate with the water-drawer, and the rope of the water-bucket.
a tabdluhy (vi of <&.’) Feigning ignorance, or simplicity.
A 4 ] tabban lahiiy May he perish !
a JU tabdfiy (vi of L <b) Proving, trying, assaying.
p^lJ tabdny A kind of flower.
a (olJ tabbdny A dealer in straw. Tubburiy Short breeches.
a bU tabdnaty (from ,^-J) Looking steadily. Wit, skill.
p tabdnijy A woman whose husband has another wife.
tubunjlr tabunchlj^y Name of a flower,
p (Sasr'Lj tabdnjahy A box, a blow, a slap. A sort of food.
AjU tabu-uay (v of IjJ) Equalling one another.
A^jlJ tabdzcushy (vi of ^^yJ) Taking, receiving (food),
p sLj' tabdh, Bad, wicked, wretched, depraved. Depraving.
A spoiler. W'andering from the right way. Spoiled, ruined,
destroyed, laid waste, annihilated. Corruption, putrefaction.
Injury, mischief. Ruin, perdition. A dish made of eggs boiled
or fried, and small pieces of meat, ibj’ To kill, destroy,
corrupt, spoil, infest. alJ To be overwhelmed, to be an
nihilated, destroyed. il-J waz^-i tabdhy A wicked act.
p^JujlfclJ iabdhdnidariy To spoil. To err. To be spoiled.
A tabdhvjy (vi of^) Blooming, blossoming (a garden).
v tabdhjahy Meat stewed down. Mutton.
a (jiJblJ tabdhush, (vi of (j^') Contending greedily for.
p J£s\*j tabdh-kdry A destroyer.
A Jj&bj tabdhuly (vi of J^.*) Cursing, execrating one another,
p tabdhahy Stewed meat. A light kind of food made of
cucumbers or pumpkins, with a preparation of sour milk and
herbs. Eggs, dressed with meat, vinegar, pepper, and pulse.
p tabdhly Destroyed. Wickedness, depravity, ruin,
wreck, perdition, annihilation, To corrupt.
A tabuhty (vi of ^^j#) Contending for pre-eminence,
p tabdhidany To putrify, to corrupt, to spoil,
p tabuhi-zadahy Ruined. Afflicted, distressed,
p taftoyawldan, To cause to tremble. To bore. To
warm with a fire.
A £-jLJ tabd-i^y (pi. of £-^) Yearling calves. Small camels.
A tabdyu^y (vi of ^_-J) Selling from one to another.
Dealing, trafficking, bartering, contracting, bargaining.
a tabayun, (vi of Being separate, distinct from
each other. Parting. Going away. Difference. Opposition,
contradiction, (in arithmetic) The not having any common di
visor except unity; incommensurability.
A tubaby Loss, detriment. Death. Destruction.
p tab-bddah (or tab-bdzcah), The trembling,
shivering paroxysm, or periodical lit of a fcvtr.
A <Li tibbaty An afflicted condition.
P Tabat, Tabity Tibat, Tibbaty Tibt, Tubut, or Tubit,
Tibet in Tartary, whence comes the finest musk. Tibit, Soft
o-oat’s hair, from which the finest shawls are made. Tabboty
Name of a mountain, upon the summit of which is a well,
whence (according to Eastern belief) forty different voices are
distinctly heard; excepting when it rains. It is situated in the
midst of the sea, and burns perpetually, unless when the flames
are extinguished by the waters of the ocean. Castellus.
p tubtdny Short breeches.
a bcJ' tabtabat (from q) Growing old.
a Js-J tabattul, (v of J^J) Withdraw ing from the world and
devoting one’s self to God.
p tibati or tibfiy Musk, or any thing belonging to Tibet.
a tabtity (n of batta') Cutting, breaking off.
A tabtii'y (n of > pJ) Ruining, destroying.
a tabtiky (11 of u^J) Cutting off (sheep’s ears).
a J-~J tabtily (n of Jsj) Retiring from the world, to dedi
cate one’s self to religious duties.
a y* tabsy Sadness, melancholy.
A jlili tibsdk (from J2 j), Tearing. Bursting (into tears).
Breaking down (as a river its banks), overflowing, overspreading.
a tabasbus, (n of cU-lJ q) Raising (a dust).
A tabassur, (v of JLi) Breaking out in pustules (the skin).
A Q tabshy (11 ofc^o bassa) Dispersing, scattering.
A ^ tabsi^y (11 of J-^) Swelling with blood (a wound).
' A tabajjuhy (v of Rejoicing, being overjoyed.
A tabajjusy (v of ^^sT) Being set a flowing (water).
A tabjlhy (11 of Exhilirating, giving joy.
a jlsaJ tabjily (11 of JaT) Extolling, magnifying,
t ula' wajhVt tabjily In a respectful manner, p JrrfP
tabjil kardan. To honour, to revere, to esteem.
a tabjildty (pi. of tubjH) Ceremonies.
a tabahhuh, (v of bahha) Obtaining an establish
ment, being received into a family. Sitting at ease in.
A jSXJ tabahhury (v ofysT) Penetrating in the depths (of
science). Being profoundly learned. Diffusing knowledge.
a tabahsuly (11 of q) Being full and fat (flesh)
tabahlusy (nof ^yAa^Q) Coming (affrighted).
A tabhihy (11 of ^ bahha) Dwelling (in a place).