قابض qābiẓ act. part. of قبض 'to take, seize, grasp,' c.
A قابض qābiẓ (act. part. of قبض 'to take, seize, grasp,' &c.), part. adj. & s.m. Taking, seizing, grasping, holding, possessing;—astringent; constipating;—taker, seizer, &c.; holder, possessor, occupier, occupant, party in possession; a sequestrator;—an astringent, a constipator:—qābiẓ-ě-shikamī, s.m. Under-tenant, sub-lessee:—qābiẓuʼl-arwāḥ, s.m. 'The seizer of souls,' the angel of death:—qābiẓ honā or ho-jānā, or qābiẓ ho-baithnā (-par), To seize (on), get hold (of), take possession (of); to enter on occupation (of), or settle (upon, another's land).
قبض qabẓ inf. n. of قبض 'to take, seize,' c.
A قبض qabẓ (inf. n. of قبض 'to take, seize,' &c.), s.f. Seizing, catching; seizure, capture; taking possession of; possession; confiscation, sequestration;—contraction; astringency; constipation, costiveness;—a receipt, voucher;—tax, tribute:—qabẓuʼl-wuṣūl, s.f. A receipt, an acknowledgment, a discharge, an aquittance-roll:—qabẓ karnā, v.t. To catch, seize; to take possession of; to contract, &c.:—qabẓ-karne-wālā (f. -ī), adj. (in Med.) Astringent:—qabẓ-wār, adv. In the way of seizure, or confiscation, or distraint:—qabẓ honā, v.n. To be seized, &c.
