سوز

soz [rt. of soḵẖtan; fr. Zend śuć= S. शुच् ], part. adj. Burning; inflaming, exciting (used as last member of comp., e.g. jigar-soz; dil-soz);—s.m. Burning; heat, inflammation; ardour, passion; affection; heart-burning, vexation;—a stanza of a mars̤iya or elegiac poem, a dirge:—soz-ḵẖẉān, s.m. Reciter of an elegy; one who chants a dirge:—soz-ḵẖẉānī, s.f. The reciting of an elegy; chanting a dirge:—soz-gudāz, s.m. Burning and melting;—an impassioned style in poetry:—soz-nāk, adj. Burning; ardent; painful; plaintive.