"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٤‎٤‎٤] (١٨٢٦/٨٩٣)

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p zangi. An Egyptian, an Ethiopian, a Moor, a Negro.
A savage. A fool. Name of the founder of a dynasty,
p \j£j i zangyar, A little bell. A coat-button.
p , J zangt-daru. Leaves ot spleenwort.
p zangl-mizdj. Of an Ethiopian temperament, i. e*
Habitually cheerful.
a Jj zanam, The slit part of the ear (which is allowed to hang j
down in the superior species of camels). An excrescence under |
the throat or behind the hoots of goats, ^.anim^ (A noble camel) j
the lobe of whose ear being slit is allowed to hang down.
aUJ ; zanma, (fern, of fl^no/w) Slit-eared (she-camel).
x zanmat^ zunmat, zanamat, v.\so zunamat. The stature
of a man. Truly, certainly. Zanamat, The slit part of the ear
(which is allowed to hang down in the superior species ofcamels).
p J'ZAoj zanamtan. An excrescence like a teuton a goat’s neck,
p sJjAJ j zan-marda/t, A man-woman, a virago,
p -X’j-* } zan-murtd. Hen-pecked.
p Jc- ; zanand. Decked, dressed out. Ornament, decoration,
p ixJj zanandah (from zadan), A striker,
p zanu, A ship-worm. A leech.
a j)\ zunu (from *i ’)j Ascending (a mountain). Approaching
(to fifty). Taking refuge. Being short (man or shadow). Be
ing narrow. Suffering from a suppression ot urine.
p <D »jj zanubah or zunubuh^ The howling ot a dog or a wolf.
Incessant moan.
p zanubtdan, To howl (as a dog).
a Zunuj, (pi. of Zanj) Ethiopians.
a zunukh (from ^j),Speaking imperiously; haughtiness.
a Jyij zunud, (pi. of JuJ zand) Pieces of wood from which fire
is struck. Elbows.
zinudan or zunudan, To neigh. To howl (as a dog
or a wolf). To sleep, to slumber.
SLjf j zanur, The stalk of a bunch of dates. A leech.
a i zunukj (pi. of (Jjjj zanak) Small-headed arrows.
a > zanazsly or zinazsiy^ A fornicator, an adulterer,
p %i\ zanaxzldan or zinaxzidan. To neigh as a horse. To
howl as a wolf or dog. To groan, to lament.
p »jj zanuyah or zunuyah^ The howling ot wolves or dogs.
Zunuyah, A lamentation. A continued groan.
p zinuyldan or zunuyldan. To nei^h. To howl,
r <Uj zanah (from zan), A woman.
zinhdr or zanhdr, Protection, defence, patronage. Se
curity. Asylum, refuge. A league, a covenant. Faith, re
ligion. Knowledge, understanding. Grief, vexation. Com
plaint. Fear, dread. Ridicule, banter, vexation. Abstinence,
continence, avoidance. Haste, speed. Delay, suspension. Take
care! beware! By all means, verily, truly. Alas!
zinhdr-kh’dr, A refugee. A truce-breaker.
Pj'jj zinhar-dar. One who gives protection or quarter.
p ; zinhdr i, A betaking of one’s self to a refuge. Sub
ject, tributary, under protection. One who seeks protection.
p ,jc \sj \ zinhdridanj To be reconciled, to make peace. To
orant security, to afford protection. 1 o raise complaints against.
To render chaste, abstemious. To hasten, excite to diligence.
To teach, to instruct in any science. To alarm, to terrify.
p^U ; zinydn. Aniseed.
a <Li; zanyat, A single act of fornication. <LJj ^ ibnu zan-
yati, Born of fornication. Zinyat, A certain manner of com
mitting fornication. uz'zinyat 1 The youngest son. ^
4 J ; ibnu zinyati, A basUrd. iJji H zinyatin, Not in earnest,
thoughtlessly, at random (it was said, done, or intended).
a i Zanitut, Name of a town in Spain,
p jJj zanir, Wise, learned, intelligent- ^
pjjj zaniz, An earth-basket. A species of shaggy cloth.
a , iJi zanik. Firm, settled, fixed.
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p ii-jj zanilah, A sheath, a needle-case.
A zanlm, A worthless fellow, a son of a whore. Super
fluous ; added or adhering to any thing. (A man) intruding iuto
a society, tribe, or family, with whom he has no connexion. (A
goat) having a substance growing behind the hoot. (A camel)
having the ears slit, and part hanging down. Excellent (sheep),
p .j Zazc, Name of the tenth king of the Peshdldian dynasty,
p .j zazc, The sea. ’Z5 (for az d), From him. Zd (for
JiJ zud), Quick, nimble. Quickly. An eel-spear.
A* l zazcw, Predestination, fate. zazzxcu l maniyat,
Anv business subject to chance or accident.
A^.j zu-a (or -tjyj zazcd-a), Produce, proceeds,
p^j ; zuzcd, Any thing thick and round. A globular mass ot
leaven enough for making a single loaf. A cross-bow ball.
a t zu-db, Vicissitude, change.
A ^j\,j zarzdbi^j (pl.oLU-yj cutsdo^a/) Hurricanes, whirlwinds.
aX’jJ zavdjir, (pi. of^j zdjirat) Prohibitions, forbidden
things. *fr sj zazcdjir-i shar-J, Prohibited by the law.
/- , LLj\Ll\Jc^ zazcdjir-i mukhdlafdt xa
muntabihdt-i dfdt, The prohibitions of adversity and the admo
nitions of affliction.
a JVjj zawdjil, (pi. of zdjit) Pieces of wood at the
end of a rope for fastening the mouths of leathern bottles or bags*
A zazcdh or zuzcdh, A going away, a departure.
(pl.ofw^j zihif) (Camels) dragging
the legs fatigued.
A Jj^.j zatcHuk, (pl.of zahik) Fatigued (beasts),
p S•j zazcdd (or zazsddah). Provision tor a journ .
A SjL i zuzcddat, Increase, addition.
zaxdr, An under gaoler. A servant. An old worn
A shrill voice. Alive. Name of the brother of Rustam.
A tL i ziwdr, A rope or strap between the poitrel and the