فواره fauwāra A (adj. superl. from فور To boil, like a pot or fountain. Analog. to Heb. To break) s. m. A fountain, a jet, drain, a spring. فواره چهـوٿنا fauwāra chhūṭnā, To burst or spout forth a jet dʼeau.

فخري faḵẖr-ī A s. f. A kind of grape so called.

فاقه fāḳa A (from فوق Heb. ) s. m. 1. Po- verty, necessity, want. 2. (Pers. and in Hindī) A fast, fasting (from want, not as a religious duty). فاقه کرنا fāḳa karnā, To fast. فاقه کش fāḳa-kash, One who fasts, a faster, famished. فاقه کشي fāḳa-kash-ī, s. f. Fasting, endurance of hunger. فاقه کهـينچنا fāḳa khainchnā, or فاقون مرنا fāḳoṅ marnā, v. n. To starve, to be famished, to die with hunger. فاقه مست fāḳa- mast, One who is starving but conceals his distress.

فرق farḳ A (Heb. To break, to divide) 1. s. m. Difference, distance, distinction, separa- tion, interruption, dispersion. 2. The head, the

فسرده fusurda P or fisurda, part. pass. (of فسردن) Frozen, withered, dejected. See افسرده afsurda.

فصاحت faṣāḥat A (from فصح To speak clearly, from Heb. To break; and, hence, to sound) s. f. Eloquence.

فاني fānī A (part. act. of فنا) adj. Frail, transi- tory, inconstant, perishable. جـﮩ‍ان فاني jahān-i-fānī, This transitory world.

فتح fatḥ A (Heb. To open) s. f. 1. An aperture, opening. 2. Victory, conquest. فتح پيچ faṭh-pech, A mode of tying the turband. فتح مند fatḥ-mand, adj. Victorious, conqueror, triumphant. فتح مندي fatḥ-mand-ī, s. f. Vic- tory, victoriousness. فتح نامه fatḥ-nāma, s. m. Despatches announcing victory. فتح نشان fatḥ- nishān, A victorious standard (opened only in battle). فتح نصيب fatḥ-naṣīb, adj. Victorious, of victorious fortune. فتح ياب fatḥ-yāb, adj. Victorious. فتح کرنا fatḥ karnā, To conquer. فتح هونا fatḥ honā, To be conquered.

فاش fāsh P adj. Apparent, manifest, known, di- vulged, notorious. فاش کرنا fāsh karnā, To di- vulge, reveal, discover. فاش هونا fāsh honā, To be divulged or revealed.

فسخ fasḵẖ A s. m. Violation (as, of an agree- ment), infraction, dissolving (a marriage), dis- location. فسخ کرنا fasḵẖ karnā, To break off (a purpose, &c.), to break (an agreement or pro- mise), to invalidate.