"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٣‎٨‎٢] (١٨٢٦/٧٦٩)

mast. A gibbet. j&\ dirakht-i angur, The vine.
dirakht-i bdddm, The almond-tree.
fr-t jW?" dirakht-i chahdr bekh. The world.
dirakht-i khdnah } A joist, abeam, a rafter. Up> ch’-
rakht-i khurmd, A palm-tree. dirakht-i gajm,
A tamarisk-tree. dirakht-i mary am palm-tree,
p dirakhtdn, Trees. A place abounding in trees,
p dirakhtistdn, A place planted with trees,
p u- »«*-i J dirakht-sumb, A woodlouse. A woodpecker,
p dirakht-sumbah) An auger, a wimble. A wood
worm. A woodpecker. A bird’s beak. Wild-beasts’ claws.
p dirakhtakj A little tree, a shrub, lilj
dirakhtak-i ddnd^ Name of a tree which turns with the sun.
v \J5 jsZ-j 3 daraksh, Lightning. Darukhsh, Worthy, suitable.
Desire. Dirakhsh, A flash, a gleam. Lightning. A deluge.
A banner, a streamer. Durukhsh also durakhsh y Splendour,
light, gleam. Durukhsh, Lightning. Flash, glitter. Flashing.
Name of a fire-temple in Kurdistan, and of a town in Kohistan.
p durukhshdn, Shining, flashing,
r durakhshish-jayi, The East. (Castellus.)
p durukhshandahf Shining, resplendent.
p durakhsht y Sun-rise. (Castellus.)
p durukhshidan, To shine, to flash,
p \ssLjJ dar khatt shudan y To alter. To be afflicted.
f 4—J durkhuf y A black bee.
a durakhmin y A calamity, a misfortune.
p darkh'dst, Petition, request, application, appeal.
p J darkh’’ustan y To desire, to request,
p J darkh’dh, Deprecation, petition, proposal. A beggar.
P J darkh’ar , Suitable, proper. ^ j J darkh'ar tan y
According to his powers, agreeable to his quality or dignity.
p dar kh'ard y Proper, suitable, becoming.
pyJ dar kh’ar-ddr, Enjoying a long and happy life.
F y dar kh’ash y Love, desire. (Eurhdn-i kdti^.)
p jy dard y Pain, ach, smart, trouble, disease, grief, affliction,
torment. Pity, sympathy, compassion. A trumpet. J
dardu’s 'subdt^ The lethargy. j*i ,jy dard-i sar y The head
ache. Trouble, vexation. dard-i shikam y A pain in
the bowels, the cholic. LS^>jjS yy dard-i far zandi y Paternal
affection. dard kardan y To give pain,
dard-i ndkhun, A whitlow. ahl-i dard, One tormented
with love or grief. Bird or dir id, Torn, rent. Durd, Dregs,
sediment, the tartar of wine, the mother of oil. A draught.
Threatening ruin, lost, destroyed, fallen. Crooked. Thick. A
black substance like froth. Dirad, A ring-worm.
A Jp darad, A shedding of the teeth,
p I jy dardd, Alas ! Oh ! What a pity!
dardu, Toothless (woman). A heap of sand,
p dar dab, A small odoriferous melon.
a darddb (orj^J dard dr), The sound of a drum,
p jy darddkh, Recovering from sickness,
p JjJ dar dddah, A sluice. A mill-dam.
pa. jljy darddr, An elm-tree.
p^jljy darddzah, A mill-dam. The sluice by which they
turn off water and stop the mill.
p^bli-i! jy dard-dshndydn, Such as are habituated to pain.
A Jjljy darddk, Level ground. Firm sands.
a jy durddkis (or ^^ 2 ;'jy), The highest part of a hill.
The upper joint which joins the head to the neck,
p l)jJ dard-dlud, Painful,
p .Jjjj durddm, An anchoret, a beadsman.
A jy (j.'l abu) darddn, A cricket.
pJ-^j! JjJ dard-angez, Pitiable, exciting compassion,
p dur-ddnah, A single pearl, jl) dur-ddna-indr,
A drop of blood.
A daradab, (A woman) going and coming in the night.
A<*jJjJ dardabat (from q), Being accustomed, trained
to. Running and looking back (one afraid). Submitting to.
p dardabund-ipdy, The gout.
A dardabiy, The sound of a small drum.
a J dardab/s, A misfortune, a calamity. An old man.
An old woman. A kind of glass bead.
A dirdaj, Studious, wishful, attentive to any thing. A
very old man, or woman.
A dardajat, Concord, affection. Maternal love.
A dirdahat, A squat woman, as broad as long. A she-
camel toothless from aore.
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A dirdakh, An old man or woman. Desirous, studious.
v J\ys>- durd-kh'dr, Consuming the entrails. Drinking
wine which has not been racked. Poor, humble. The earth.
p^JjJ dar dar, In the door.
a yy durdur, That part of the gums where the teeth grow.
Dropt teeth.
A SjJfJ dardarat (fromjw^J q), Eating dates (a lad).
p dar darun, In, within.
p dardari (or <_£jJy dardizi), Childbirth.
A dardarly, One who has oblong testicles,
p JjJ dard-zadah, Pained, sick.
p dard-zih (or Xj dard-i zih), Childbirth, throes.
p dar dast, In hand. In readiness,
dar dast dddan, To give or deliver up, to betray.
v dard-sharik, Sympathetical. (Hunter.)
A dardak, Infants. Camels’ colts. Any thing small.
A measure of wine.
p ‘■y durd-kash, A toper, a tippler, a sot.
dard-gtr, Pained.
A dardim or dirdim, A toothless old she-camel.
p u;‘y^ ,e ^y dar damdnidan, To cause to blow.
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