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p tahmas. An owl. (Castellus).
A,j~A*xr tahammus, (v of ^ 4 *.) Maintaining one’s ground.
Waxing valiant in fight. Being zealous, firm, unshaken (in re^
ligion). Hardness.
a tahammuz, (v of L ^) Feeding on a salt and bitter
plant called hamz (a camel.)
A tahammuly (v of Lifting up (from his place).
Bearing, carrying a load. Enduring patiently, putting up with.
Taking up one’s baggage and carrying one’s self off. Patience,
endurance, long-suffering, forbearance. Truce, peace. Meek
ness, humility. tahammul kardan, To load. To
bear, to suffer, tahammul-gudaz, (Melting patience)
impatient. Intolerant. \j nd tahammul, Intolerable.
a jjAsscr tahmur, The wild ass.
A tahmiyat, (n of l5 ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية -) Making hot. Protecting.
A tahmij, (u of Half closing the eyes to see bet
ter. Looking long and intently at. Having the eyes sunk deeply
in the sockets. Rolling the eye-balls from fear or when threat
ening. Changing colour from anger. Being lean, emaciated.
A tahmtd, (n of Praising much. Thanking
God, saying <dl al hamdu Wllah, God be praised !
A tuhmir, (n of Putting to the blush. Calling
one an ass. Using the dialect of the Himyarit Arabs. Dividing
with a blow so that a part falls off. Bad materials for tanning.
A tahmis, (11 of Putting in a rage.
A tuhmlsh, (n of^ i</ M-*»-) Inflaming with rage. Mak
ing (a pot) to boil by increasing the heat.
A tahmis, (n of Parching (vetches).
A tahmlz, (n of Doing little, and that with
indifference. Diminishing, lessening.
A (J^ssT tahmtk, (n of Rendering silly, infatuating.
Calling one a fool. Reproving folly.
A tahmll, (n of J^>-) Imposing a burthen. Causing,
requesting, or commanding to carry (a load), or convey (a let
ter). Importuning, being a charge to one.
a tahmim, (u of ^ hamma) Making a provision for a
repudiated wife. Boiling water. Blackening (the face) with
charcoal. Becoming black (the head) after shaving. Sprout
ing (a young man’s beard). Becoming fledged (a young bird).
Growing (grass of a dark green colour).
A^Assir tahmin (for takhmln), A conjecture.
a tuhannub, (v of Being bent (a man’s back).
A ixsT tahnat or tihnat (for <L>-\ ihnat), Hatred.
aC~xsT tahannus, (v of Avoiding, shunning, re
fraining from (sin). Putting away idols.
a kosr tahannut, (v of k^) Being buried with sweet herbs
(the dead). Providing such aromatic herbs for one’s self (which
is done by some Muhammadans when going to battle).
a^Jcss? tahannuf, (v of <_fl^) Following the true religion.
Being of the sect of Hanifah. Circumcising one’s self.
AfJ^ssc 1 tahannuk, (vof (JA>-) Turning in the end of the tur
ban. Tying the turban-sash under the chin. Being in a rage.
a (jAar tahannun, (v of hanna) Feeling an affection for.
Being moved with pity towards. Inclination, desire, love, pity.
a tahunrii, (v of ^ 5 -^) Being curved, bent. Feeling
an affection for, yearning over.
A i tahmb, (11 of Being curved or bent in the
back and fore-feet (a horse). Having the hind-legs wide apart.
A tahni-at, (11 of L*-) Tinging (the beard) with the
Cyprus or privet-herb and dust.
a k-ac? tahriit, (11 of ks-) Burying (the dead) with odours.’
A tahmn, (11 of hanna) Inclining towards.
A i—Xysy tahazcwub, (v of C-Jys*-) Refraining from (crimes).
Being distressed by grief or bodily torment. Howling like a
jackall (as expressive of pain). Showing benevolence.
a CDyxr tuhut, An abject man. People of the lowest rank.
A tahazczcur, Celerity, haste. Anger.
Ajyar tahawwuz, (v of Being collected, assembled.
Being coiled up (like a serpent). Being driven from place to
place, tossed from side to side. Rising slowly. Absconding.
a tahazczcus, (v of Displaying intrepidity. Be
ing hindered in making preparations for a journey.
a tahawwushj (v of Retiring, being far distant.
a uJosT tahawwuf, (v of Lessening, chipping away
the sides (of any substance).
A tahazzisul, (v of Jy^) Being changed, converted.
Moving from place to place. Leaping from horse to horse.
Carrying a bundle of clothes on one’s head. Hatching mischief.
a LSy^ tahazozci, (v of c£y>") Being collected, contained,
comprehended. Being round. Being coiled up (as a serpent).
A tahxzlb, (n of C-->y 5 »-) Crying hawb to a camel.
A byatT tahwiyat, (11 of t-fy 5 ’*) Taking, receiving, grasping.
Being drawn together.
Ajiys? tahmir, (11 ofj*r>-) Making white and bright. Mak
ing (bread) round. Cauterizing (a camel) round the eyes.
Ajiystr tahwlz, (11 ofjyr*-) Driving (camels) to water.
A tahwiz, (11 of ijcjs-) Making a pond. Enclosing
any place after the manner of a fish-pond. Moving round.
A tahxclt, (11 of Fencing about. Going round.
A (Jjyac' 1 tahzsil, (11 of Jy^) Turning about. Changing.
Renewing. Entrusting, charging with. Becoming changed.
Change, renovation. The change of the moon. Migration.
tahzcll-i kiblah, The turning to the Kiblah. (Title
of certain tables formed on mathematical calculations, by which
a Muhammadan may, in any part of the world, ascertain in what
direction he should turn his face in prayer). jJjjac’j
Renewal and confirmation. p To change, turn,
return, revolve. To begin again after having finished a course
or revolution (as the moon).
a ckLyar* tahwlldt, (pi. of tahzoll) Revolutions.