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A Jjaj tafawzeul, (for JUj tafa-ul, v of Jli) Presaging- hap
pily, taking a good omen from a name.
A tufuh (from <Uj), Being little, mean, vile. Being silly,
sottish (a man). Being tasteless (food).
A Sjii tafaiczcuh, (v of i*i) Speaking, pronouncing, deliver
ing (a speech). Being talkative.
taficir, (u ofjji) Causing to boil or ferment.
aJJ jij tafwiz, (n ofjy) Leading to the desert. Departing,
travelling through the desert (with camels, &c.). Perishing,
dying. Appearing clear, open, patent (a way).
A tafzcJZ) (n of Recommending, enjoining,
committing, resigning, confiding, referring to another. Marry
ing a wife without a fortune.
a tafzclf, (n of i— j»j) Marking with white spots.
A tufatk) (n of jjy) Making a notch (to an arrow).
Allowing (a camel’s colt) to suck at intervals.
A(*f.^ ta/wini) (n of not in use) Baking wheaten bread,
p tafah) Hatred, malevolence. A fog, a mist. A cloud.
Tufah, A button. A volume, a bundle of papers.
a tafah (from ‘Uj), Being little, mean, vile, filthy, con
temptible. Being insipid (meat). Tajik, Foolish. Tufah or
tuffah, An animal of the lynx-kind. See tuff at.
A tafahhur, (v of^i) Being ample. Being wealthy.
A tafahhuk, (v of Jil^i) Spreading or extending wide.
Being abundant, diffusive.
a ^*£0 tafahhum, (v of Understanding, perceiving.
tafhir, (11 of Being fatigued, breathing hard.
A tafh'irh, (n of ^) Giving to understand. Teaching,
instructing. Understanding.
A tafhik, (n of (God) making speechless, visiting
with an impediment of speech. Weakening, debilitating.
p tafidan, To crack, or chap (as the lips). To scrape
(money) together. To sit in the sun, to expose to the fire or sun.
p tufayrd (or tufayrdk), A white crumbling stone.
a lajj tafayyuz, (v of la-i) Breathing forth the soul.
a tafayyul, (v of (J^) Being weak or wandering in the
mind, erring in opinion or conjecture.
p tafin (or tafinah), A spider’s web.
A yz*-' tafayyu-a, (v of Li) Doing any thing, sitting, in the
shade. Turning itself, being turned (a shadow).
p tafyah or tafiyah, Eaves for throwing off the rain.
tafayhur , (n of q) Being fatigued, breathing hard
(a man or horse). Abounding in riches.
A tafayhuk, (n of (Jfas q) Being very emulous to excel.
Being talkative, diffusive in speech or prayer. Being eloquent.
a £ju tafyi-at, (u of ^li) Casting a shadow. At the heels of.
a tafyid, (n of -A-J) Drawing an ill omen from the note
of the owl.
a tafyil, (n of ^J-i) Accusing one of imprudence or
weakness of opinion. Rendering imprudent.
p. \ ' O—O V" a sautue). *
a taki, (imp. of waka’) Take care ! dread ! avoid!
takdbul, (vi of (J-5) Encountering, standing face to
face, looking at one another. Counterbalancing. Mutual op
position. Jjliu ^ After the meeting of both armies.
A tukdt, Abstinence, piety, religion. The fear of God.
A takdtik, Swift, rapid.
A (JjUi - takatul, (vi of J^J) fighting, slaying one another.
a takddu t , (vi of ^5) Piercing one another with
spears in battle. Treading close one upon another in pursuit of
any thing. Throwing oneself into. Dying one after another.
A |*^Uj taka dim, (pi. of <LcJdu takdimat) Presents.
a takddum, (vi of ^Aj) Being ancient, antique, old.
Preceding, going before. Fronting each other. (inlaw) Such
a distance of time as suffices to prevent punishment.
A takddir, (pi. of takdTir) The fates, divine decrees.
a takdzuf, (vi of i_iji) Throwing stones at one ano
ther. Mutual abuse.
A jl^’ takdrr, (vi of jS karra) Fixing, agreeing amongst
themselves. Standing firm. Being established in any place.
A takdrub, (vi of Approaching one another.
Being near, (in versification) Name of a measure.
A. iakdrush, (viof^y) Mixing in battle. Striking
with spears. Being pure, abstaining from evil.
a^jUj takdruz, (vi of JsJ) Retaliating (either good or
bad). Partaking mutually. Looking at one another askance.
aI^Uj' takdruz, (vi ofl^S) Praising one another.
A takdru^, (vi of ^Js) Casting lots.
A ( ^Ul' takdrun, (vi of^^j) Associating. Following.
K takdrir, (pi. of 'takrir) Recitals.
A takdzih, Seasoning for victuals.
A^ takdsum, (vi of Dividing, sharing among one
another. Swearing to each other.
A takdss, (vi of kassd) Retaliating upon one ano
ther. Equalling numbers (in calculation).
takdsur, (vi of j*^u) Pretending to be short. Being
unequal to the performance of any thing.
a takdsuf, (vi of w-Li?) Being dashed to pieces (a ship).
a takdsi, (vi of Being broken off (a rock).
takdsir, (pi. ofjLaiJ tiksdr) Collars, short and close.
a Ljui takdzd (for takdizi), Dunning, exacting. A
demand. Exaction by means of a suit at law. Urgency, impor
tunity. takdzd-i sinn, The customs or habits of dif
ferent ages, as of childhood, youth, manhood, &c. JojLi
takdzd-i shadid, Inexorable dunning, p Liljii’ To exact.
A-takdzi, (xi of Forcing, compelling, urging,
exacting. Receiving (a debt). Exigence, necessity.
Ajlsliij takdtur, (vi of J^zs) Distilling drop by drop. Raining.
Arriving in bands, following one another.