اقدام iḳdām A (inf. iv. of قدم) s. m. Intrepidity, endeavour, effort, diligence, spirit, resolution, firmness, attention.

اقدس aḳdas A adj. compar. (from قدس) Very or most holy, most sacred.

بيت المقدس baitu-l-muḳaddas A (Heb. ) s. (The holy house) The temple of Jerusalem.

تفقد tafaḳḳud A (inf. v. of فقد Heb. Was

تقدس taḳaddasa A (3d pers. sing. past tense of v. conjug. from قدس used adjectively) Pure, holy, purified. تقدس تعاليٰٰ taḳaddasa taʼāﻌlạ̄ (an epithet of the deity) Holy most high.

تقدس taḳaddus A (inf. v. of قدس) s. m. Purity, sanctity, holiness.

تقدم taḳaddum A (inf. v. of قدم) s. m. Priority.

تقدير taḳdīr A (inf. ii. of قدر) s. f. Fate, destiny, divine decree, predestination, lot. (Plur. تقديرات).

تقديس taḳdīs A (inf. ii. of قدس) s. f. Sanctifica- tion, sanctity, purity, sanctifying; magnifying.

تقديم taḳdīm A (inf. ii. of قدم) s. f. Giving pre- cedence, priority, precedence, performance. تقديم کرنا taḳdīm karnā, To perform, to put be- fore, to give precedence to.

عقد aﻌḳd A (from عقد Heb. To bind) s. m. 1. A knot. 2. The marriage knot, marriage. 3. A compact, agreement. 4. A collar, a neck- lace. 5. A bulse, a string (of pearls, &c.).

عقده uﻌḳda A (from عقد) s. m. 1. A knot, an ex- crescence (especially, at the joints, or where bones have been broken), a node. 2. An impe- diment in speech. 3. Perplexed affairs, en- tangled things, confused words. عقده کشا uﻌḳda- kushā, Resolver of perplexities or difficulties. عقده کساٴي uﻌḳda-kushā-ī, s. f. The untying or opening of knots or difficulties.

فرقدان farḳadān A s. m. Two stars near the pole, the greater and lesser bears.

قد ḳadd A s. m. Stature. قد آور ḳadd-āwar, adj. Tall. قد خم کرنا ḳadd ḵẖam karnā, v. a. To bow down. قد خميده ḳadd-ḵẖamīda, Bent in stature. قد دار ḳadd-dār, Of fine stature. قد کش ḳadd-kash or قد کشيده ḳadd-kashīda, adj. Tall and straight of stature. قد کشي ḳadd- kash-ī, s. f. Talness and straightness of stature. قد و قامت ḳadd-o-ḳāmat, s. m. Stature, figure (of a person).

قدامت ḳadāmat A (vulg. ḳidāmat, from قدم) s. f. Priority, seniority, ancientness; excellence, worthiness.