جوق jauq
A جوق jauq, s.m. A body, troop, company (of men:—jauq-jauq, adv. In troops.
ذوق ẕauq inf. n. of ذاق 'to taste'
A ذوق ẕauq (inf. n. of ذاق 'to taste'), s.m. Taste, enjoyment, delight, joy, pleasure, voluptuousness:—ẕauq-se, adv. With pleasure, willingly:—ẕauq-shauq, s.m. Pleasure and delight, great pleasure:—ẕauq honā (se), To have a taste (for), take pleasure (in).
ضيق ẓīq inf. n. of ضيق 'to be or become narrow or strait'
A ضيق ẓīq (inf. n. of ضيق 'to be or become narrow or strait'), s.m. Straitness of mind, mental distress, vexation, anxiety, anguish, affliction, oppression of spirit, melancholy, doubt, anything that tortures the mind, hippishness; difficulty, dilemma:—ẓīquʼn-nafas, s.m. Difficulty of breathing; the asthma; shortness of breath.
جك jak
P جك jak, s.m. (?), The fifteenth night of the month Shǒʻbān (syn. shab-ě-barāt).
زك zak or zik said to be fr. the prob. post-classical A. زكّ 'to totter in walking';—but perhaps from the A. zakuṉ
H زك zak or zik (said to be fr. the (prob. post-classical) A. زكّ 'to totter in walking';—but perhaps from the A. zakuṉ, inf. n. of زکأ 'to beat, strike'), s.f. Defeat, repulse, check; injuring, injury, damage, loss; disgrace, humiliation, insult, affront;—deceiving, baulking,
disappointing:—zak uṭhānā or zak pānā, v.n. To suffer injury, or loss, or damage; to suffer humiliation or disgrace, to experience shame, be put to shame:—zak denā (-ko), To beat, defeat, check; to affront; to humiliate, put to shame; to cause injury or loss (to).
