تقيد taḳaiyud A (inf. v. of قيد) s. m. f. 1. Ap- plication, attention, diligence, industry, strictness, injunction. 2. Care, assiduity, superintending, overseeing. (Plur. تقيدات).

قي ḳai A (Heb. ) s. f. Vomiting.

قيد ḳaid A s. f. 1. A fetter, imprisonment, bond, bondage. 2. An obligation, compact. 3. An obstacle. قيد خانه ḳaid-ḵẖāna, s. m. A prison. قيد رهنا ḳaid rahnā, To remain in bonds, in pri- son, &c. قيد کرنا ḳaid karnā, To imprison, bind, fetter, captivate. قيد هونا ḳaid honā, To be imprisoned, bound, or fettered, &c.

قيدي ḳaid-ī A. s. m. A prisoner, captive.

قيس ḳais A n. prop. Name of a celebrated Ara- bian lover.

قيصر ḳaiṣar L. (Lat. Cæsar. Gr. *kaisar) s. m. Cæsar, an emperour. The general name for the Greek or Turkish emperour.

قيصوم ḳaiṣūm A s. m. Southernwood. (Artemi- sia abrotanum).

قيلوله ḳailūla A (from قيل) s. m. Sleeping at midday, a midday nap.

قيم ḳaiyim A (from قوم) 1. adj. True. 2. Standing, erect. 3. s. m. Nature.

قينچي ḳainchī U s. f. 1. Scissors. 2. An oblique or St. Andrewʼs cross. قينچي کرنا ḳainchī kar- nā, To prune trees, or cut the hair. قينچي باندهنا ḳainchī bāndhnā, To bind or fasten an un- skilful rider on his horse. ک

مقيد muḳaiyad A (part. pass. II. of قيد) adj. Di- ligent, attentive, earnest, fixed, bound, fettered, in chains, imprisoned, strict, dedicated to, ad- dicted, noted, signed, registered.

مقيش muḳḳaish U s. m. Brocade (gold or silver thread).

مقيشي muḳḳaish-ī U adj. Brocaded.

مقيي muḳaiyī A (part. act. II. of قيأ Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Emetick (a medicine).