"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٥‎٩‎٧] (١٨٢٦/١١٩٩)

1092
An article or dis-
A joint (of the fingers). A clove of garlic,
tinct part of any writing.
A Lai fasa (or SLai fasat), A grape-stone.
a ^Laa Jisah) (pi. of ^ aS fas-h or fusth) Eloquent, rhe
torical (men), (pi. of il^TUai fasihat) Eloquent (women).
A fasahat (from Employing elegant, perspicuous
language. Being without froth and pure (milk). Eloquence.
L^-o-Uas/fl^aAa^-parr/az, Eloquent. An orator.
A fasdd (from J^af), Breathing a vein. Assigning, fix
ing for any one a certain sum. Fassdd^ A bleeder, a surgeon.
a fassdcfi, Surgery, phlebotomy.
a ^^Uas fasdjis, (pi. of <LaLai JisJisat) Fresh clover-grasses,
p ^i’uxS fasdki) A skirmish, rmming-fight.
a Jl-si Jisdl (from JL*ai), Weaning (a colt). Transplanting
(a palm-tree), (m of ^Lai) Breaking off and settling accounts
(with one’s partner), (pi. of fasll) Young camels. Low
breast-works on the outside of fortified towns. Fussdl, Who
praises people to gain their favour. An accuser.
a ^rLai fasd-ih, (pi. of AacUai faslhat) Eloquent (women).
A <Uai fassat, Medica, a sort of trefoil.
a ^ a3 fas-h, Eloquent, clear (man or speech). Pure (butter).
Fis-h, A serene day. Easter, the Jewish passover. Fusuh,(p\.
of ^ ai fas-h and fasih) Orators.
a fusuhd,(p[. of fas-h and /«$7A),Eloquent men.
j!«a fcX^ai fasada, (fut. S-ah yafsidu) He opened a vein.
A Xaifasd (from <J«ai), Bleeding, opening a vein. Assigning,
fixing upon any thing as a present. Phlebotomy, surgery.
a sS-ai fusdat, Dates mixed with blood (which they dress in
this manner with meat).
A /rtSt (from £-*a5), Pressing (a fresh date). Rubbing
(an almond) to take off the bark. Giving away part of one’s
wealth. Laying down (the turban). Drawing back the fore
skin over the gdand.
A fas^d, A female mouse.
a fas^dn, Constantly bare-headed on account of heat.
A fusuit, The foreskin drawn back.
A and fus^iit, A scorpion, or its foetus. A worth
less sluggish fellow, a miser.
a (L&uas fasfasat (from q), Separating (one thing from
another). Being hasty, rapid (in utterance). Fisfisat, A spe
cies of clover-grass when green (if dry it is called katt).
*A ^y^fasala, ^aso yafsilu) He dissected.
A fasl (from ^J^ai), Cutting, dissecting, disjoining, se
parating. Distinguishing, discerning. Deciding, determining,
defining. A section, article, chapter, or other division of a book.
A difference, distinction (between right and wrong). The de
cision of a cause. Time, season, juncture. Harvest. A crop,
p fasl-i khusumat kardan, To decide law
suits. j\$ ,,J* 2 ifasl-i bahdir, The spring-season. The vernal
equinox. A i—W f>- ^^oifasl-i kharif The latter end of the year.
n fasl-irabh, The first harvest of the year, p /L j^i
fasl-i nrihrajdn, The autumnal equinox. ,1^
chahdir fust, The four seasons of the year, a fj>y<iwmu’l
The day of judgment. •
A iJLai fisldn or fusldn, (pi. of J*?>ai) Weaned camel’s colts.
v ijLsi fasldnah, A fee received by the kazT on the harvest.
a faslut, One segment. A single section, or chapter.
A fasm (from ^), Breaking, bruising (without separa
tion of parts). Being demolished (a house).
a ^jOyaifUsus, (pi. of fats) Bezels of rings.
A ^yasfusul (from J-si), Departing, going out. (pi. of
fast) Sections. Seasons of the year.
A fusyut or fasiyat, Liberty, freedom from ill. Fas ay at,
Temperature, neither extreme heat nor cold. Fasiyat, Any
thing freed or separated from another.
A fasih, Eloquent, rhetorical. Clear, pure butter.
A fusikh (or fasikhat), Unfortunate, disappointed
in one s views.
A Ju-ai fasid, Bled in a vein. Blood drawn from a vein (es
pecially that of a camel, which is eaten fried, in scarce seasons).
a gJu^ai fasidat, Dates mixed with blood (which they dress
in this manner with meat).
A^u-ai fasis (from ^£3 fossa), Being purulent (a wound).
Oily (nut). A fountain. Sprinkled (with water).
A fusit, A nail-paring. The stalk of a date.
p fusil, A kind of French bean.
A fasil, A child or young camel weaned from the Ano
ther. A breast-work on the outside of fortified towns. A judge,
an arbitrator. A judgment, decision.
a fusayldt, Commas.
A fasilat, A small tribe,a family; kindred. tjU
jd-u bifastlatihim, They came all together.
A ^ 2 ifasim, A large battle-axe or halbert.
A ^jLsfazz (from ^Ls fazza), Breaking (the seal of a letter).
Tearing asunder. Dispersing, separating (people). Pouring out.
A fazd (from y^>), Being roomy and spacious (a place).
Not putting (one’s money) into the purse. A plain, a field, or
open place. A-court, an area. Any thing mixed (as different
sorts of grain). fazd-i zsdsi^, A large field, p
dar fazd-i khdtir. In (his) enlarged or generous mind.
a iazzd, One, only one (remained).
A s\^Ls fazd-a, Water overflowing ground.
A ^•dsfizdh (or<L*~Li-J fazdhat), Disgrace, ignominy, infamy.
a fizdz, Scattered fragments of rock torn from a moun
tain. I 1 izdz hho fuzdz, A fragment flying off from any thing
broken or beat.
A i }\>aJjizdl, An every-day garment, (m of tJ-^-J) Con
tending about excellence. Fazzdtl, A most deserving man.