"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٥‎٨‎٢] (١٨٢٦/١١٦٩)

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p ghoshj The birch-tree. A very hard wood of wdiich
they make musical instruments. The bow of a musical instru
ment. An ear of corn. The ear. Cows’ dung dried for fuel.
A led horse. A look. Stark-naked.
p ghoshii) Dung of animals. A bunch of dates or grapes.
An ear of corn. A fold for cattle.
ghushad also ghazvshad, Any circular area. A halo
round the sun or moon. A nocturnal fold for cattle. A tribunal
for justice. An inn. A tall tree. A dunghill.
p ghoshdk, Dung of animals. A fold for cattle,
p ghoshdy, An ear of corn, especially those left by the
reapers for the poor to glean. A cluster of grapes. Dried cows’
dung, used as firing. A nocturnal fold for cattle.
v ghosht. Naked (the whole body). Any useless herb
(medicinal or culinary).
v ghoshang, An ox-goad.
p&.£*i ghoshnah also ghoshanah^ An alkaline herb, used to
wash the hands. A species of mushroom or fungus.
r ghoshah, The birch-tree. An ear of corn. A cluster.
A herb eaten when fresh, and used when dry for washing clothes.
A kind of food.
r ghdshlt, Naked. Any useless herb.
a jP** ghazcs (from Diving, plunging under water to
bring any thing up. Studying any subject to the bottom.
a gliawt (from b^), Being dipped or plunged into; sink
ing (as the feet amongst sand). Digging downwards. Bread
broken in pieces. Ghut, (pi. of lajU gha-it) Low grounds, hol
lows, lurking-places.
a ghutat, Soft ground, planted, and well watered. The
country round Damascus.
ap <C'U fa ghotam-ghdtdh, A game in which swimmers dip
one another under water. (Hunter.)
ap ghutah, A dipping, a plunge into water. A wave,
surge, billow\ p ghutuh kh'urdan^ To dive, plunge.
a hyi ghotah. Dipping, diving; a dip, a dive, pjb
tah-bdz, A d'wer. jyi- ghdtah-kh'ur, A diver ; whatever
dips or is dipped. y>- ghdtah-kh’uri, The being dipt.
v\cj£. ghazoghd, A noise, cry, tumult, uproar, clamour, dis
turbance, contest, squabble, quarrel, debate. A company, an as
sembly. ghawghd-i hirasandagdn^ Penitents
calling aloud for mercy. (Burhan-i kdti^.)
a ghazcghd-a, Locusts of a reddish colour, scarcely able
to fly. A certain harmless insect resembling a gnat. A con
fused multitude of people.
r ghawghd-7, Noisy. A disturber. An uproar,
p yy ghughu, A pigeon, a dove,
p gho/c (for LLy ghok), A frog,
p CJy ghbk, A frog. A but for archers,
p i^yy ghokan, A frog. Frogs.
p CJy ghok-chob, A stick for playing at trap and ball,
or at tip-cat. Faithless, fickle.
a ghawl (from J^i), Assaulting suddenly and unexpect
edly, overcoming and destroying. An oppression of the mind,
a loss of the senses (from drunkenness). A head-ache. Wide,
extended. Difficulty. A dangerous desert; an extensive dis
trict. Ghuwal, A demon of the woods. Any thing which sud
denly attacks and destroys a man, or robs him of his senses (as an
unforeseen misfortune or malady). A serpent, a dragon. One
who changes himself into various forms by magic, a cheat, an
impostor, a villain, a worthless scoundrel.
p ghol, An imaginary sylvan demon, of different shapes
and colours, supposed to devour men and animals (from which
our European loup-garou, or man-wolf, seems to be borrowed).
Caverns made for the protection of cattle by night. Twin chil
dren. A rogue, a rascal, a whoreson. The ear. Consideration.
jjbU ,(Jy ghol-i biydbdn, The dragon of the desert. iL-o
ghol-i siydh, A dark night. ghbldn-i rozgar,
Worldly-minded people.
A ^y ghazsldn, A species of salsuginous plant,
r gholunldan, (trans. of ^S+iy ghbltdan) To cause
to put to flight.
p ^J^cly ghultdshj A helmet.
p (Jy ghul-chbb, The game of bandy or tipcat,
p ghvlak (or <&y ghulah). Name of a game played with
dice. The pool in which gamesters put the stakes. A sling-stone,
p tly ghawlah. Silly, out of one’s mind. Ghidah^ A granary.
p ^S^y ghbltdan, To put to flight. To instigate to battle.
To chide, revile. To quench (thirst).
p ^y ghollfi, A cushion or saddle-cloth. A small ear-ring.
A little do cr.
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Aj*y ghu-ur (from jy), Descending to low ground (water).
Being deeply sunk in the socket (an eye). Setting (the sun).
a ±$y ghazsa' (from yy)^ Smelling (milk) and then by being
kept from it, pining away (a lamb, or a camel’s colt). Being
unable to quench the thirst with milk. Perishing from a diar
rhoea produced by a large quantity of milk turning sour on the
stomach (a colt). Disobedience. Ghazvt, Erring, straying,
seduced. Ghavciy, Mocked, deceived. Those who commend (an
author) where there is no merit.
A LZyy ghazotS) Full speed. Any thing affording assistance.
^yy ghuioayr^ (diminutive ofjli ghdr) A little cavern.
p ghamlshahy A kind of mushroom.
p ghuyah, A churn-staff. A vessel, in which the milk is
separated from the butter. A crane. <0 y ghuyuh zadan,
To shake the churn, in order to make butter.
a yy?- ghahab (from l—-^), Doing any thing carelessly* or
thoughtlessly. Forgetting. Ghahaban^ By chance, unawares.
A ghihibbd’j A youth.