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a J-JjJ tadbtl, (n of J-O) Rolling into a lump.
a tadbth, (n of <t'J) Lighting on a sandy place.
A iJj tidat (from Fixing firmly (a stake).
a yjj tadassur, (v of^-O) Wrapping one’s self in a cloak.
Springing on horseback.
A jJjJj tadsir, (n ofyJ) Building a nest (a bird).
a tadajjuj, (v of dajja) Being clad in armour.
A tadajduj, (u of^-J^JQ) Being dark (night). Call
ing together (barn-door fowls by saying dajji dajji ).
a tadajji, (v ofj^-J) Being dark (the night).
a tadjlj, (n of dajja) Being clouded (sky). Being
armed. Being covered with armour.
a tadjll, (u of Jj^J) Covering with a false appear
ance. Gilding with gold or silver so as to have the appearance
of those metals. Anointing with pitch. Lying, falsehood.
a tadjth, (u of <&-£) Lying in wait (a hunter).
a tadahhujj (v of ^^) Being completely armed,
being covered with a panoply. Going softly.
tadahdur, (n ofjA=>-J q) Being rolled over.
a tadahruj, (n of q) Being turned, or revolved.
A -s-JJ tadahhl, (v of *>-^) Ambling (a horse).
a tadakhdukh, (nof ^Jo-Jq) Being abject, humble.
Being contracted, shrunk.
a tadakhkhus, (v of Being buried in the ashes
(a trivet).
a tadakhkhul, (v of J^J) Entering. Being introduced.
Getting in by degrees. Being constrained to enter.
A tadakhkhun, (v of ^^) Being troubled with smoke.
a tadkhzly (u of J^-J) Causing to enter. Introducing.
Rendering familiar.
a tadkhln, (n of Emitting smoke. Fumigating.
a LjJ tudra-a (and tudra-at), The means by which a
man repels an enemy without assistance.
a Tadrub, Name of a place.
a < tadarrub, (vof Habituating; being accustomed.
a tadarbus, (n of q) Going before.
A^yJJ tadarbu-a, (n of UjJ q) Being rolled, turned.
A tadruj (or tadruj). A pheasant.
a tadarruj, (v of ^j^) Being promoted, advanced.
Ascending step by step. Approaching gradually.
tadardur, (n ofyJ;J q) Quivering (flesh, muscle).
a tadarru^ (v of ^j^) Putting on a coat of mail, or a
cotton-vest called widra^.
a .yJJ tadarru-a^ (v of CJ) Deceiving, circumventing, sur-
prising (game). Getting the superiority and insulting over.
a tudarl, A kind of white mustard.
a tadarrt,(vof ±$j^) Hiding one’s self (in order to seize
or kill game). Unloosing the hair (a woman), setting it a flowing.
a tadrib, (n of ^j^) Exercising, habituating. Pa
tience in war. Firmness in retreat.
A gljSi tadrij, (u of ^) Advancing by degrees. Folding
(or rather) rolling together (a book, or cloth). Oppressing in
tolerably (as business or meat).
A 'UsTjJJ tadrljan, (p tadrijdnah) Step by step.
A tadris, (n of ^J) Reading attentively. Teach
ing to read, giving lectures. Learning.
a tadr~i t , (u of £yJ) Putting on armour (a man), a
shift (a woman). Advancing. Strangling. Making manifest.
KjljSi tadrlk, (n of JyJ) Softening.
A tadsiyat, (n of Concealing. Seducing, cor
rupting. Repeating, delivering (a saying) repeated by another.
A tadslm, (it of ^^) Making (meat) fat. Blackening
the dimple in a child’s chin (as a charm against fascinating eyes).
tadashshun, (v of Taking, receiving.
A { frtrlnrjjihj (v of L-^^) Bantering, in pretended love.
A j£.SS tada^ur, (v of^-tJ) Being of a foul complexion.
A tada tt us, (v of ^-)) Decaying (meat, a carcase).
Ajj-XcJj tada t kus, (n of u Js.J q) Dancing with joined
hands after the manner of the Magi.
A tada^fj, (v ofy^J) Claiming to one’s self.
A tad^js, (u of i>/ *- c ^) Piercing with a spear.
A tadghtm, (n of *iJ) Breaking the nose (in the inner
part). Crushing (the nose).
Aj^JJ tadaffuk, (v of jiJ) Being poured forth (water).
a tadaffun, (v of ^ J) Being concealed. Being buried.
A yjJ tadaffu-a ( v of J) Being warmed. Putting on warm
clothing. Turning one’s self towards the fire.
a tad/i t , (u of j-iJ) Thrusting, driving, repelling.
Rendering poor, contemptible, as if deserving to be spurned.
a tadfif, (n of daffa) Making haste (to kill).
a J-iJJ tadfik, (n of ^J) Pouring out properly.
a tadfln, (n of ^J) Burying.
a jJX' tadk'ik, (u of dakka) Making thin, slender, fine.
fiminishing. Pounding small. Considering minutely.
a CJjJ tadaky A heath-cock.
tadakduk, (u of q) Becoming mountains
hillocks).
a j£jJ tadakkuly (v of J^J) Carrying one’s self haughtily,
isdaining, or feigning disdain.
A J-£jJ tadkily (n of J^J) Allowing (a horse) to wallow.
tadktm, (n of^J) Putting (one thing in another),
triking, giving one a push upon the throat.
A tadallus, (v of ijJj) Falling suddenly in or upon
ny thing. Rushing violently.
A JjJjJ tudalduly (n of Q) Hanging pendulous.
A tadallusy (v of J) Lighting upon grass called
adlds. Being concealed (a thing). "I aking food by
ittle and little. Licking any thing for pastime (a sheep).
a tadallufy (v of J) Proceeding slowly (an old
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