فطر fat̤r inf. n. of فطر 'to cleave, split; to create, c.
A فطر fat̤r (inf. n. of فطر 'to cleave, split; to create, &c.), s.m. Cleaving, splitting, rending, breaking, &c.; creating; producing; originating, commencing.
فتور futūr, vulg. fitūr inf. n. of فتر 'to abate'; 'to become languid,' c.
A فتور futūr, vulg. fitūr (inf. n. of فتر 'to abate'; 'to become languid,' &c.), s.m. Languor, weakness, infirmity; defect, imperfection, unsoundness; irregularity;—coolness; discord, quarrelling, quarrel, row, riot:—futūr bar-pā karnā, or futūr ḍālnā, or futūr karnā (-meṅ), To create a disturbance, cause a quarrel, to sow discord (between):—futūr-ě-ʻaql, s.m. Unsoundness of intellect or mind:—futūr-ě-haẓm, s.m. Badness of digestion; indigestion, dyspepsia.
فطر fit̤r
A فطر fit̤r [v.n. fr. افطر aft̤ara, 'to break a fast,' iv of فطر; see fat̤r], s.m. The breaking of a fast;—the festival held on the breaking of the fast of Ramazān (=īduʼl-fit̤r, q.v.s.v. ʻīd).
