فاضل fāẓil act. part. of فضل 'to exceed'; 'to excel,' c.
A فاضل fāẓil (act. part. of فضل 'to exceed'; 'to excel,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Exceeding, being over and above, abundant, in excess, redundant, superfluous, supernumerary;—excellent; virtuous; excellent in learning, learned, erudite; perfect, accomplished;—excess, redundance, superfluity; residue, remainder, surplus, balance; receipt in excess (of revenue, &c.); waste;—a learned man, an erudite person, a perfect or accomplished scholar:—fāẓil-bāqī, s.f. A balance in favour; a surplus:—fāẓil nikālnā (-kī), To strike the balance (of):—fāẓil nikalnā, v.n. To exceed (amount at credit, &c.), to prove in excess; to excel; to become learned, &c.:—fāẓil honā, v.n. To turn out or become learned; to be or become proficient, or perfect, or accomplished.
فجل fujul v.n. fr. فجل 'to be thick, or flaccid'
A فجل fujul (v.n. fr. فجل 'to be thick, or flaccid'), s.m. A radish, Raphanus sativus;—the heel;—adj. Thick.
فضائل faẓāʼil
A فضائل faẓāʼil, s.f. pl. (of faẓīlat, q.v.), Excellences, excellent qualities, virtues; literary attainments, learning; sciences.
فضول fuzūl, vulg. faẓūl inf. n. of فصل 'to exceed'; or pl. of faẓl, but used as a sing.
A فضول fuzūl, vulg. faẓūl (inf. n. of فصل 'to exceed'; or pl. of faẓl, but used as a sing.), s.m. Excess, redundance, &c. (=faẓl); violence; a busy, meddling spirit; impertinent interference; folly;—adj. Excessive, extravagant, exorbitant; redundant, superfluous, exuberant; unnecessary, needless, useless:—fuẓūl-ḵẖarć, adj. & s.m. Extravagant, prodigal, lavish, profuse;—an extravagant person, a spendthrift:—fuzūl-ḵẖarćī, s.f. Excess of expenditure; extravagance, prodigality, lavishness, waste, dissipation:—fuẓūl-go, adj. & s.m. Talking much, talkative; prolix;—a prolix speaker; a great talker; a babbler; a boaster, an egotist.
فضل faẓl inf. n. of فضل 'to exceed; to become redundant; to surpass or excel,' c.
A فضل faẓl (inf. n. of فضل 'to exceed; to become redundant; to surpass or excel,' &c.), s.m. Excess, superabundance, exuberance; increase, gain; superiority, excellence; virtue; superior learning or knowledge, learning, wisdom;—a free gift, gratuity; grace, bounty; favour; benefit:—faẓl-ě-ilāhī, The grace of God; by the grace of God (all is well; or I am quite well, &c.); thank God! God be praised!:—faẓl karnā (-par), To be gracious (to); to show mercy or favour (to); to deal bountifully (with):—faẓl rahe, or faẓl-ě-maulā, The grace of God (be with you); God be with you (a form of benediction used by mendicants, &c.):—faẓl hai, All is well (by the grace of God).
