فریب

fireb, vulg. fareb[rt. of firebīdan, or fireftan= fariftan= fardaftan; rt. Zend dabwith prep. fra= S. ू+ दभ् (दम्भ् , दभनोित)], part. adj. Deceiving, cheating; alluring, seducing, captivating, winning (used as last member of compounds, e.g. mardum-fareb, 'deceiving or betraying men';—dil-fireb, 'heart-alluring');—s.m. Deception, deceit, fraud, trick, duplicity, treachery, imposture, delusion, fallacy; allurement, beguilement, etc.:—fareb-āmez, adj. Mingled with deceit, deceitful:—farebangez, adj. & s.m. Deceitful, cheating; alluring;—a cheat, etc.:—fareb-ḵẖẉurda, part. adj. Deceived, cheated, duped, gulled:—farebdihī, s.f. Deceiving, deceit, imposing upon, cheating, swindling:—fareb denā(-ko), To deceive, impose upon, cheat, delude, defraud, dupe, gull; to allure, beguile:—fareb-sāz, adj. & s.m. Practising deceit ortreachery, deceitful, fraudulent, treacherous;—an impostor, a cheat:—fareb-sāzī, s.f. The practice of deceit or treachery, deceitfulness, deceit, imposture, etc.:—fareb-se, adv. Deceitfully, fraudulently, dishonestly, unfairly:—fareb-kār, adj. & s.m.=fareb-sāz, q.v.:—fareb khānā(-se, or -par), To be deceived or deluded (by), be taken in (by), be duped, be gulled, be cheated (by), be misled (by):—fareb-meṅ ānāor phaṅsnā(-ke) = fareb khānā.