"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٢‎٥‎٥] (١٨٢٦/٥١٥)

plexity. r "T 0 »^ ve ^ eat l“ ac ^ e * ^'° stun 5 t0 ‘ m "
'portune. To give trouble or uneasiness. To split, to disperse.
a t—sb Juaj’ tasdif, (nof Averting, scaring away.
A tasdlk, (n of Assuring of the truth ol, proving,
attesting, verifying. Believing, crediting, acknowledging as
true. Receiving contributions for pious uses. Running away
(a wild beast pursued) without looking behind him.
jyau tasdik-i bila tasaiowur, Presupposition.
a Juaj’ tasdikty^ Confirmatory. matulib-i
tasdiklyah, Confirmative questions (tending to prove the truth).
a tasarrukhy (v of Crying out, exclaiming vehe
mently. Endeavouring to cry out.
a tasarruf, (v of i—5^*?) Holding at one’s own disposal.
Using one’s own discretion. Taking, seizing, claiming. Being
skilled, well practised in. Possession, use. Ownership, controul.
Expenditure, embezzlement, extravagance. Dexterity, indus
try. p tasarruf ddshtan^ To possess, enjoy, usurp,
have in one’s power, <—tasarruf kardan^ lo use.
a tasarruf at, (pi. of tasarruf) Possessions,
usages. The sum total ofexpenses. tasarruf at-i
ruxzut) Compositions, histories, the style or manner of writers.
A tasarruf I, Common provisions given to dependents.
a tasarruni) (v of £/^) Being cut off, rescinded. Being
hard, robust, stubborn, obstinate. Being stript of the skin. Ceas
ing, leaving off. Finishing.
a tasrtb, (n of <-r^) Drinking sour milk. Eating
a vegetable called sarab, in the hollow of which there is a
most delicious juice.
a &j-zj tasriyat) (n of ^Sj^) Taking little or no milk (from a
sheep), in order to increase it.
A tasrth, (n of ’^j*) Speaking openly. Shewing plain
ly. Being open, plain, sincere, pure, clear. Evidence, mani
festation. p ^ , ° ma ^ e man ife st ? t0 explain, to prove.
a Jo tasrld, (u of t^?) Giving a very little to drink, not
sufficient to quench the thirst.
A tasrt^, (n of ^j^>) Overthrowing, throwing com
pletely prostrate. Making two-fold. Putting folding doors to
a gate. Beginning a poem with a hemistich, to the last syllable
of which all the verses in the piece must rhyme.
A p; j*sj tasrlf (n of i—J^) Changing, turning, converting.
Inflecting, conjugating, declining (in a grammatical sense).
Changing (money) from species to species. Drinking pure
(wine). Appointing a man to manage affairs, with full powers.
Expounding. Dismissing. Inflection, conjugation, etymology.
a j^sj tasrlm, (n of ^^) Breaking, cutting (a rope) in
pieces. Cutting (a camel’s) teat in order that, the duct closing
up, the milk may dry.
a tiscdk, (from Fainting, falling into a swoon.
Dying. Crying aloud from terror.
A i_ tasa^aib, (v of u-^?) Being difficult, above one.
A tasa t {ud, (v of Sm) Being important, difficult.
AjjX*ai tasa^rur, (n of jjX* q) Being spherical, globular.
A tasaJuk, (n of Q) Becoming indigent.
Voiding excrement (a camel). Poverty, need, indigence.
A tasffdy (h of Sx*z q) Raising up. Ascending a moun
tain. Going on a declivity. Melting. Distilling, sublimating.
A , tasur, (n of j**) Making faces in contempt.
a j tasghlr, (n of j**>) Diminishing. Rendering con
temptible, despising. Diminution. A diminutive noun.
A tasaffuh, (v of ^^) Looking at the broad surface of
a thing. Examining minutely, considering accurately. Com
paring, revising page after page.
A tasaffuk, (v of jJ^a) Moving from side to side (a ca
mel) on his back. Opposition, obstacle, injury. Inversion.
A tasfyat, (n of ^jLa) Purifying (especially the mind
from ill will), rendering clear, bright. Purgation. Reconcilia
tion. r To purge out humours.
A ^Juxi tasflh, (u of ^) Making broad, expanding, beat
ing out (ploughshare, or sword-blade). Clapping (the hands).
a tasfid, (n of Ai^) Fastening, binding, tying.
a tasflr, (ii of fu>) Making yellow or pale.
a u -tasflf (n of Ls saffa) Arranging, drawing up
an army in order of battle.
A jJuaj tasftk, (n of c ^) Striking with vehemence (so
that the sound is heard). Flapping the wings (a bird). Playing
(on the harp). Pouring (wine) from one vessel into another.
Leading (cattle) from pasture to pasture.
A taskll, (n of JiLtf) Polishing, furbishing.
A tasallub, (v of u-J-tf) Being hard, firm.
a tasallut, (v of L^—Ls) Drawing a sword.
a tasalsul, (n of q) Resounding (as thunder,
artillery, a smith’s forge, &c.) tingling (as bells, or other bodies
of a smaller and shriller sound). Becoming dry and rattling (as
clay). The hum of a large concourse of people.
a tasallu t , (v of £-1*) Bursting from behind a cloud
(the sun), reaching the meridian.
a t—gLxf tasulluf (v of iL?) Boasting, gasconading.
a tasalluk, (v of (J^) Crying out (a woman in labour).
Rolling in pain (from the belly-ache).
a l5 L 3 j tasalll, (v of ^L>) Being burnt, scorched, singed.
Growing hot, being heated before the fire.
A (ii of u-J-tf) Crucifying. Impaling. Mak
ing the sign of the cross; painting, or forming in the shape of a
crucifix. Making very hard. Growing hard (a soft date).
a tasliyat, (n of ^^Ls) Becoming hot (fire). Putting any
thing into the fire to heat. Making straight by heat (a stick).
Praying to God. Being propitious, merciful (God). Blessing,
supplicating a blessing upon, praying for. A confession of faith.