جبر jabr inf. n. of جبر 'to set a bone'; 'to restore to a sound state'; 'to compel or constrain']
A جبر jabr (inf. n. of جبر 'to set (a bone)'; 'to restore to a sound state'; 'to compel or constrain'], s.m. Compulsion, constraint, coercion; force, power, strength; violence, outrage, oppression;—the reduction of fractions to integrals; the addition of something for the purpose of reparation, throwing in something by way of compensation:—jabr uṭhānā, v.n. To endure oppression, &c.; to suffer; to take trouble or pains:—jabr-se, adv. By force, forcibly, &c. (=ba-jabr; jabraṉ):—jabr karnā (-par), To use or employ force, &c. (on), to compel, constrain, coerce; to press, bear forcibly (on):—jabr-ě-nuqṣān, s.m. Reparation or compensation for loss or injury; making up for a deficiency (in quality, &c.):—jabr-o-muqābala, s.m. Algebra (syn. bīj-gaṇit).
زباد zabād
A زباد zabād, s.m.? Civet (the perfume so called).
زبور zabūr v.n. fr. زبر 'to write'
A زبور zabūr (v.n. fr. زبر 'to write'), s.f. The Psalms of David.
جابر jābir act. part. of جبر
A جابر jābir (act. part. of جبر), adj. & s.m. Despotic, tyrannical;—despot, tyrant (cf. jabbār).
زبد zubd v.n. fr. زبد, 'to feed with fresh butter'
A زبد zubd (v.n. fr. زبد, 'to feed with fresh butter') = P زبده zubda (for A. زبدة, a piece of fresh butter') s.m. Fresh butter; cream; the best (of anything).
