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a khumbuiftt) A small veil. The space between the
whiskers and upper lip. The upper lip.
a khumbuk, Avaricious, close-fisted,
r khumbak, A small jar or other vessel. The noise
made by a horse when drinking-. Mocking, ridiculing. The
rim of a drum. Striking one hand against the other in beating
time in music. The dress of a dervish. Khumbuk, Name of a
village in Badakhshan.
i' khumbag, A coarse garment of a dark colour.
khumbur, The resurrection. Land fit for tilling,
p khambah, A vine-arbour. A raised seat, a gallery.
Khumbah, A large vessel (in which they lay up corn) of earth
or wood hollowed, and crusted over with clay. Corn.
v khambidan 9 To become celebrated, published. To
be bent. Khumbldan, To leap, to spring. To beat time,
p JX-kir*- khambtdah, Celebrated, notorious.
khampur or khumpur. The bridge across the eternal
fire. Khumpur^ The resurrection. A sower.
a bus*- khunnaty A sound made through the nose.
p khant or khanat, Lightning, gleam. Coruscation.
The celestial orb. A brazen pot. Khunt or khunut, A wine-jar.
khintdr (or khuntur). Excessive hunger.
A khantab or khuntub, An uncircumcised clitoris.
a .— klmntufy Wine, (according to others) Rue.
a khans (from Bending inwards (a leathern
bottle) at the orifice in order to drink therefrom commodiously.
Deriding. Khins, A dispersed crowd. The inner part of the
cheek nearest to the grinders. Khuns, A ply, a fold. Khanas
(from Being flexible, flaccid. Khanis, Flexible.
A khinsabaty A good camel full of milk.
a khunsar, (khanasar, khanasir, or khanasirat),
Rubbish and filth left where men have been encamped.
a khinsa^baty A camel yielding plenty of milk.
khunsu^ity A bitch-fox.
a khansaly khansil, or khansul. Weak. Flabby woman.
a khansa'y Asphodel. Khunsd’y A hermaphrodite.
J> khanjy Lost. Vain, unprofitable. Interest, profit,gain,
advantage. Conveniency, usefulness. The pleasures and com
forts of life, delight, festivity, song, dance, mirth. A leer, an
amorous glance. Khanj khanjy Breathing hard through the
nose. Khunjy An owl.
p iAsr'cs- khanjdahy khunjadahy khunjidahy or khunjudahy
Flesh-glue. Khunjadah.or khunjudahy Reddle. Venery. Khun
jidahy A butterfly.
vkhanjary A dagger, a poniard, a hanger. The smell
and fumes of fat, bones, hair, and the like, when burning; also
of a lamp when just put out. Any thing sharp or severe.
jj khanjar-izary Sun-rise, khanjar-isubh, Sun-rise.
The morning-breeze.
A khanjary A large knife, a hanger. A milch camel.
p khanjirudy Ridicule, mockery,
p khunjirahy Flesh-glue. A butterfly.
a khanjarly A mode of printing or staining silk (gul-
badan). A small tambourin. (Hunter).
a khanjaritfy A man with an ugly beard.
khanjariKy Salt-water.
a khanjafy A camel full of milk,
p khanjaky The mastich-tree. A dry thorn. Khin-
jaky The mastich-tree. Khunjuky Wormwood of Pontus.
a khinjaly A foolish woman ; also corpulent. A desert.
a khanjalat (from q), Marrying a silly woman.
p khanjujy ("pH) The antediluvian prophet Enoch.
khunjury A camel full of milk,
p khunjahy Breathing hard through the nose,
p khanjidahy A balsam. Khunjidahy A butterfly,
p^r^sd^. khanjir or khinjir. Any smell, the exhalation of fried
bones, boiling oil, or melted fat. Dark. Sharp, rough,
p khanjily A swing, a see-saw.
p ujLsAri- khanchaky A triangular thorn, resembling a caltrop.
A bramble, a thistle. Khunchaky Fruit of the mastic-tree.
a khankhanat (from q) ? Muttering nasally,
p &J>. khandy Laughing, smiling. A laugher. rish-
khandy A flatterer. j rish-khandiy Flattery, adulation.
shakar-khandy Smiling sweetly,
p khanddkhandy A continual and hearty laugher.
p^AisL Laughing. Delightful. A smile.
p khanddnidany To cause to laugh. To laugh.
a c_JAAri- khunduby A man of a bad disposition.
khundubdny Fleshy, corpulent.
p khand kharishy Derision, mockery.
G khandarusy (Xovfyof) Frumenty.
A khandantSy Old wine. (XovJjoj) Old wheats.
c khandariliy (Xovfyhti) A species of succory,
r khandistdny Vexation. Jeer, taunt, raillery. Lu
dicrous entertainment. A play-house. The lip of a mistress.
a khunda^y A large locust. Khundu^y Intrinsically vile.
A khandafat (from q) 5 Turning the toes out
with a strut. Making haste.
a khandak (from p i kandah)y A ditch round forti
fied towns, gardens, or fields , a fosse, a moat.
a khandakat (from q), Digging a ditch.
a khandalaty Fulness of body.
khandaliSy A fat and flabby she-camel.
p^ j khand o tandy Scattered, ruined, topsy-turvy.
a khandufy A proud, strutting fellow,
p khandahy Laughing. A laugh. Laughter.
khanda-i zaminy Verdure and flowers. j *&»>■
khandah-award o masarrat-angeZy Promoting laughter
and exciting mirth, i.e. a facetious man. J j
khandah-rby o basim shudariy To have an affable countenance.