"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٨‎٩‎٦] (١٨٢٦/١٧٩٩)

1692
\ <LadcJ* handasat (or handasah) (from l andd-
zah), Geometry. ahlu'l handasat, Geometricians,
p Hindustan (for India,
p Hindis ah) Numeration by the letters of the alphabet.
A cypher. Arithmetic.
\ ^XJzhandusiy, (fern. handusiyat) Geometrical.
PjjL-jJoJb dddb-i handasiyuH) The geometrical science.
A hindikiy) Indian.
A (JL+iXJb handalik) Talkative, verbose,
p Hindmand) Name of a river in STstiin.
PjJcJfc Hindu) An Indian. A servant. A slave. A robber.
An infidel. A watchman. A mole on the cheek of a mistress.
Hinduw-i bat ik-bin) The planet Saturn. (Sy
nonymous to which are the following: hinduzo-i pir,
£ hinduzc-icharkh,jZ+~) hinduzo-isipilit')
hinduzo-i gumbaz-i garddn.)
Hindzcdr) Name of the city of Balkh.
Ilandazcdn) Name of the fortress of Balkh.
p hinduzodnah) A kind of pumpkin, a water-melon.
a hindazcdniy or hundizcdniy) Made of Indian steel.
(A sword) of an excellent edge.
p' jluAiJb Hindubdr) The country of Hindustan. An ink-horn.
A hunditS) Experienced, skilful.
r Hindustan, India.
p Hindustani) Any thing belonging to Hindustan;
the language of that country.
p Hindustdniyat) Ease, animal indulgence.
v Hiuduzoi (or hinduwi)) An Indian. Indian;
the Indian language, particularly called Hindustani,
p hunduzci) A bill of exchange.
pU^ hinduzoi-ajdahd) A sword of Indian steel,
p bjJ hinduzci darya-nishi/i. Writing.
A handazoil) Thick, gross, of a large size, and flabby,
p Hindi) One Indian. Any thing Indian, or belonging
to India. A sword of Indian steel, Hundi, A bill of exchange.
hundiydn (or Hundiyazcan), Commission on
bills of exchange.
p hindi-nvdd) Any thing belonging to India.
p hunaV) Skill, science, knowledge, ingenuity, art, industry,
excellence. Profession. A bill of exchange,
p hunar-band) Clever, skilful.
p dunar-parzoat') A lover of science, one who cultivates
or encourages science.
p hunar-peshah) An artist.
a ijJs hanrat) The hollow of the ear.
Pj'j j-Ss hunar-ddr, Skilful, knowing, clever,
p hunurmand (alsoj^iA hunarzcar)) Learned, excel
lent, skilful, industrious. mi^tndr-i Hunarmand, A
skilful architect. Hunannanddnah, Skilfully.
a hanashnash) Light, not heavy.
a han<^ (from Being marked with the sign ijcjfc
hanuit (a camel). Hana^ (from £-^i>), Being buck-necked.
The natural bend of the body. The concave curve in the neck
of a camel, ostrich, and other long-necked beasts and birds.
Hunna^) Humble, submissive (men).
a hanui) Short, contracted (neck). (An ostrich) having
a contracted and bent neck.
A han^at) A mark burnt on the right side of a camel’s
neck. Five stars in the left shoulder of Orion ; the sixth mansion
of the moon, distinguished by two bright stars in the feet of
Gemini; also the name of several other stars in the Milky Way,
and of eight in the form of a bow, called Brachium Leonis.
A (JjJz hanak) Affliction, grief, trouble.
A hankab) A dwarf; short-bodied.
A hank. Excessive rain.
rizU* Hang, Understanding; intellect, morals, good man
ners. A purpose, a design, an institution. Power. A wave.
A cavern, a cleft in the rock. The quantity or weight of any
thing. Strength, power, ability. Many, much, abundant. Keep
ing, guarding. A tribe, a family. An army, a soldier. A stroke,
wound, hurt. A draught of water. Hing, Prosperity, happy
times. A pain in the bowels. Assa fcetida. Intellect. Hung)
Provisions. Power, strength.
p hangar (or hangard). Haste, speed. Vehemence,
r hangdni) Time, hour, season. An assembly.
Hangdm-i nang o nabard. Time of battle.
(♦bi \jj^^ az hangdm-i sahar tdi hangdma-i slidim. From
morning until evening, din hangdm. That time, then.
bi hangdm) Untimely, ill-timed, out of season. iJ
dar hangdm-i sham) In the evening,
p iUblii hangdmah) A convention, an assembly, a meeting of
merchants. A place for any kind of play or entertainment. Noise,
tumult, commotion, confusion, riot, disorder, a crowd, a throng.
hangdma-i tijldn) I he world. hanga-
mah kardaU) T o make a noise, to raise a disturbance.
hungdmuh-gir, A rope-dancer. Tumultuous.
p hangdrni) Temporal; ephemeral; animats which
presently appear and disappear, as insects.
r hanguft also hunguft. Thick, dense, coarse. Much,
abundant. Cloth of a plain, equal, or firm texture. A kind of
| femalcMipper garment. A bed counterpane quilted with cotton,
p hungah, A place for any kind of entertainment,
p hangidati) I o be troubled, to be muddy.
a hanam, A species of date.
A hinnamat) A kind of philtre used by w r omen. A dwarf.
Short or deformed in body.
p iAajJz hanmud) Green substance lying on the surface of water.
A hanunat and hinanat) A sort of hedgehog.
a hanazodt) (pi. ol hunt') Small things.