فساد fasād A (from فسد) s. m. Depravity, ini- quity, wickedness, mischief, violence, war, hor- rour, mutiny, sedition, rebellion.

فجر fajr A (orig. in cleaving, splitting or breaking; as the dawn breaks through the darkness. Hence also Heb. To be weak or wearied, fractis viribus) s. f. (dakh. s. m.) Morning, dawn of day, early. بڙي فجر baṛī fajr, Early dawn, early in the morning.

فضيحت faẓīḥat A (from فضح) s. f. Disgrace, ig- nominy, infamy. فضيحت کرنا faẓīḥat karnā, To disgrace, to defame. فضيحت هونا faẓīḥat honā, To be disgraced, to become infamous.

فور fūr P n. prop. Name of a king of Ḳannauj, killed by Alexander the Great. (Perhaps, Porus).

فعال fiʼāﻌl A s. plur. (of فعل) Actions, deeds, works.

فارغ fārig̠ẖ A (part. act. of فرغ) adj. 1. Free, disengaged, at leisure, ceasing from labour on finishing it. 2. Absolved, discharged. 3. Con- tented. فارغ البال fārig̠ẖu-l-bāl, or فارغ الحال fārig̠ẖu-l-ḥāl, adj. Independent, contented, at ease. فارغ خطي fārig̠ẖ-ḵẖat̤t̤-ī, s. f. A deed of release or discharge, quittance. فارغ هونا fārig̠ẖ honā, To cease on finishing (from).

فروتن faro-tan P adj. Humble.

فال fāl A s. f. 1. An omen, augury, presage. 2. Enchantment.

فيلپايه fīl-pāya P. s. m. A pillar.

فرضاً farẓaṉ A adv. Hypothetically, for instance, suppose, granting.