"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٥‎٥‎٤] (١٨٢٦/١١١٢)

p y U'V tarus-har, (Leading the bride, i. e.) a brideman.
p U'Sf- tarus-pardah, A species of ruby-coloured rose ;
any thing of that hue.
p t arusak, A little spouse. A doll, a girl’s puppet.
A small machine for throwing stones and other missile weapons.
A flying insect of the cantharides genus, oblong, of the size of a
millepes, and spotted white and red. A cricket. A female owl.
^urusak dar purdah, The herb nightshade.
p ^arusah, A bride.
P Nuptials, a marriage-feast; also a circumci
sion-banquet. A bride, and whatever belongs to her.
sham^-i^arusl, The nuptial torch.
A t? r u s *J/i Nuptial.
A LSJJ* t ur “ sh ( from Utf), Training (a vine). Making a
trelhs. Building (a house), pitching (a tent). Smiting. Cleav
ing. Being necessary, (pi. of ^arsh) Thrones. Vaulted
roofs, khuwiyatun ^ala' ^iirushihd, (A city)
entirely overthrown.
A lAjl/ 1 L ar “ 2 > Poetry, poesy, verse, measure, prosody. The
last foot of the first hemistich of a couplet. Mecca and MadTna,
with their territories. V hatever occurs as necessary to be done.
Any person or thing blocking up the road and impeding a pas
senger. A way through a mountain. An unbroke stubborn
she-camel. (A camel) devouring thorns. A he-goat. The
centre of any thing. A tent-pole. Many. A cloudy sky. The
argument or sense (of a speech). A way, a track. A border,
confine, limit, ^uruz (from Making one’s appearance,
arising to view (any thing), coming in sight. Happening, oc
curring. Meeting, opposing, resisting. Making pretence. Be
ing broken down, afflicted, labouring under any distemper.
Bursting from eating too much herbage (a sheep). Giving (a
kind of cloth in payment of a debt). Arriving in the territory
of Mecca or MadTna. A contingency, an accident, (pi. of
fMrz and -^araz) Mountains. Furniture, clothes, or any kind of
effects (which are not sold by weight or measure, also exclusive
of money, and any thing that has life). Property not consisting
of money, lands, or houses. Meat, food. ^ _£ ^uruzu'l
jasad, Accidents of the body, whatever affects it (as disease).
A ^Mriit, (A camel) losing the teeth by devouring trees.
A t_Jj ^aruf, Clear-sighted. Knowing, intelligent.
A tejjZ ^(irufut, Who knows the world, very wise.
A ^iiruk (from Jj^)} Departing, travelling, wandering.
A plant which dyes yellow. Sulphur, (pi. of ^irk) Veins.
Vessels. Boots, origins. ^tiruk-i humrd, Madder.
d?./ 1 'turuku's' safr (or as’sabaghin), Turmeric.
‘Whli ^uruk-i nubizah, The pulse, beating arteries.
acLAjX. uiruk, A camel whose fat cannot be ascertained but
by feeling, ^iiruk (from di^), Being menstruous (a woman).
a lJ'jZ %ririou' > , A shower consisting of large drops.
\ drhull, A strong camel.
^arham or ^irhamm, The lion.
A t&f-'&rhum, A bunch of palms. Tender, soft, fresh.
A <~itrhun, A mushroom.
* (fut. He was naked.
K ^j z t ur y (from c^c), Being naked, ^ura' (pi. of
fMrwat) Handles, uiriy, (A palm-tree) given up to common
use. ^uriy, (A horse) without a saddle.
A (fem. tftrydnat) Naked, rude, strip-
ped. naztr-i^urydn, A faithful monitor.
A zuryunl, Nakedness, nudity.
A t ar *b, No one (at home). Much water.
A t! r y“t also ^uryat, Nakedness, uirlyat, Any thing of
wmch the proprietor allows others to partake (as a grazing field,
or a palm-tree). A cold wind.
A Xff' Lame, trifling (business).
A ty ra yju-a, A watering of camels one day in the
morning, the other at mid-day.
\ttrir, A stranger.
A L^r A bridegroom, a spouse. t ?Vr7s, A lion’s den.
A \irrisat, A lion’s den.
A parish, A shade from the sun, an arbour, a bower.'
A vine-prop. A wooden machine in which women are carried
on the backs of camels. Abu parish, Name of a town.
A uirlshat, (pi. of ^(irsh) Thrones, chairs.
A t. or * 2 > ^ r °ad, large, much. Wide, expanded. Many
(dear). Fresh meat. A kid one year old. A rampant he-goat.
fMrlzu'l bit an, Rich, wealthy, p
in ^irsa-i ^ctrizah, This extensive plain, a drriz, One who lays
stumbling-blocks in the way of others.
A ^arizat, A petition.
A t-urayzin, An oblique walk from sprightliness.
p Latitude, breadth, width, largeness.
A ummu) ^aritin, A scorpion.
A (^ ne who knows. An acquaintance. The next
man to a chief, or general, a lieutenant.
A ^(ir~ik, Of noble blood (man or horse).
A ay kit at (or A species of animalcule.
a uirikat, Nature, disposition. The bunch of a camel.
layyinu'l ^arikat, Modest, gentle.
A \? rin ( and ^arlnat), A forest, a thicket, a lion’s
lunmt. Inaccessible (place). ^«r7«,The murmurofadove. Flesh.
p Name of an idol.
(fromji utzza), Corroborating. Disputing, over
coming. Glory, dignity, grandeur. Rare, excellent, glorious.
i} zz (fromj^ uizza), Being rare, excellent, precious, incom
parable, honourable, glorious. Waxing great and powerful
after having been poor and mean. Being vehement, heavy,
hard, adverse. Glory, dignity, grandeur, magnificence, honour.