In the land of the lion and sun, or, modern Persia

by C. J. Wills

Borio (būrīy).—A kind of coarse matting.

Brilliān (biryān).—Minced and spiced meat sold cooked in the bazaar.

Bulbul (pronounced Bull Bull).—A nightingale.

Būrak.—A small meat pie.

Butcha, Batcha (bacha).—Child! (Mode of addressing servants, equivalent to the Anglo-Indian, boy!)

Cafsh-dooz. See Kafsh-dooz.

Cah (See Kah).—Cut straw.

Cajaweh. See Kajaweh.

Calaat. See Kalaat.

Calam-i-Rumi. See Kalam-i-Rumi.