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DICTION AR1*»
OF THE
PERSIJJV- JJVD . ARABIC
BY
JOSEPH BAMMETTO, Junior.
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CALCUTTA i
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DUPLICATE cL. 5Qy, The foui'th letter of tli^ Arabic ailphar
bet (being never used in words of Persiari
origin,) in Arithmetic it expresses 500.
Ij sa, The name of the letter cij^extenuationj
infirmity. ' [animaf.*
«_, li s^ah> Negligent, torpid.' t, li sh^ef, A young
■iXj U sahiiei, A fixed star. Ji^XjSahik, Profuse, li-
li U 15 s^sa/,Satist} ing camels with water, [beralr
- 15 sajt Bleating, a sheep/ goats, &c.
i 15 skdf An inconvenient place, earth, cold, dew,
Si 15 sadxi, A: fooh^h girl, a sefvant-maid.
»ii5 sadef, Fleshy. ^i>- sar^. Taking rev^enge^
^15 saret, A talkative woman.
4j\j shred f Cold, moist,
Ufl'^ sa/^, A servant- maid, a foolish girl,
Xislj shtety Clay, mud, a stinging insect* "*^' .
•^ \j ' sh^y, Stony, of a- istbne.
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^15 sit'^Jiem, A whitish colour. ^15 saghee^
u-j li shfisiyht A Jiin^i of herb. [Bleatingt
^'j .*«t//, Dung, sediment. [penetrating,
^ -sif $'M, Sublime, bright (star,) burning,
^ 15 scL I ?V, Heavy, troublesome, j.^ U sakel, De-;
ijLJd«i/fs, .The third. [prived of a friend.
IxJ Ij &alhb,y- In the third place, &c.
^^J Is.'Va/^oo/?, The thirtieth. 3J li saleel, Amp-
^^[j.^^ifiidj^^ting gentlj. [pie, a wart.
^ 15 sarriir, A fruitful tree, pulse.
^15 shmil, A delightful place of residence.
j^l5 shmin. The eighth. L;ul5 shrahia, In the
^j 15 sctnee. The second. [eighth place, &c.
U3 15 shniyh, In the second place, secondly.
5 ^ 15 shwet, A lean old sheep, remainder.
^ 15 A'^/i?V, The throat, the gum.
ts 15 id,ii, Burst (as sewing, corruption, wound?
3L>15 *aye/, A stable for cattle. [ing.)
I^svj 15 saejety Lowing (cattle,) bleating (sheep.)
y 15 sairf Anger, ^Ji sebb, Sitting firmly.
^. U5 seha^t, Durability, stability^
lo Ia5 sabattTluT. of lajj 5fi^e^. ^U5 salhn, A bag,
CVA5 selt, Constancy, firmness. [a basket.
5u5 solid, The middle of a pond or cistern.
<v5 sclej. Aheap ofs^nd.
jbs^5 sehejetf The mean between good and bad^j
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^a5 sebr, Driving away, cursing, injured, 'i^ sehret. Plain and soft ground, a trencl^ jaAj sehty Hindering (froni business J languid, ^Ji>* sehki Overflowingt 1". ^Aj soloof, Fi^-mness, proving, ^yxj solfoor, Damaged, ruin, opened (a -wound,) lJj^aj 50^00/^", Filling a well, ^^aj soboon, Plur, tZ^AjJ seheet, Fixed, [of laxi; selet.
Co 5e/^, Cracked (earth.) ^ ^e/ee^ Straw, or ^- sejf, Pouring out, [chafF.
2 1^* sejjhj. Raining hard, one who pours. 3bsv5 s'ejjetj A pleasant garden, [titudes,
j^ sejr. Broad, thick; sojer, scattered ^lul^ 'ij^ sojrety The throat, breast, 5^cv5 sejhy Having a large belly (woman,) " XJLs^j sejletj Amplitude of belly, ^ijs\j sejrriy Hastening away, continuing;, ^^^ sjeUf A road through rough grounds, ^\5 seejee, SpeechlesSt gvA^ sejeejy Water flowing from a height. y^ sejeevy Broad, thick, a short arrow with a ^ Ua:\S5e^-sa/i,Wateringconstantly.[broadhead, *ac\ls>o se^-siheh, A hoarse sound in the throat, w-i?^ s^^<^/, The rough tripe pf cattle. ^jjyi\5 sehhen. Thickness. [ment.
^^y^ sekheen, Thicks firm in mind and judg-
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J ^ 5(!?t?if/i, The name of a pflatrit. ^ ^ ^' sidtim, A / ju isdeghf Breaking the head. [strainen
cJJo^' Wei, Shame, falling in a torrent, sending, jojsj sMeitiy Tired with speaking. * jg ^e<^7n', '^jj sedlrit Corpulent, heavy^ [Dull, stupids ^oJ sedee, The bteast (in man or woman.) L ovj sedyh, Plui'. of t^ jo* sedee- [large, open; %id'3 5o</^ef, A little breast, yj serr, Separating,' Sj^ sera, Opulent, the earth. S^lji serarett A fountain/ throwing Cut water.- «s.jji sei^ai/ed, Plur. of jo»j sereedi t-j^- ser^, Death, blaming, upbraiding. Lj5 serha. Fat (sheep.)_;ly^5 sershr, Talkative, j^iji scrsoor, A plentiful fountain, [clamorous- ^j2 serd, Breaking in pieces, slight rair>. %j^ serti Shoe-maker's wax, dung. «^ seriOi IT n seasonably. ^y «erg/f,: Having ^ Iafrg6 mouth [kxi urn.) 3U Uy- serghti'mct, A Woman, wife. [A she- fox* hky aerg/iotj 'i'bin clay or mud. ji^s sergkol, ^p sorkel^e. An Egyptian cloth or garment, -^5 sorfnf Falling out (the fore-teeth.) ^ Uji sermhri, A shrub eaten by camels. t^J seremity Thin mud: or clay, [died (man.) *l.«^v5 sormoleh, A fox. ^ylaj jj sereiifi/, Heavy-bo- ^^ seroo, Rendering numerous.
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1^^? scrwh, Wealthy, rich. ^ l^^j serwhn, Opu*
ij^^a seroobjVluT. of u-j^ serl- [lent, wealthy.
U 5 ^j serwit, Multitude, opulence.
l^i/i 5greo^d/, Crumbled. ^^5 5€ree, Rich, moist.
Ljj se?ya, Moist earth..
j^ljp ser^<3^w, Th&hair of the body.
Li* s€tt,'J:hirh of hair* ILJ «<?f/A,' Acti^ng madly^
^ s. Uaj sot-af, A kind of spider.
^Ikj sotaa. Rheum, running at the nose.
^clfci- setayy Troubled with a rheum.
kLj 5e/«, Seized with a runcting, at the nose, apr
pearing clear.. -Jipi"^-
SU^^Lj set-amef, Superiority (in speaking,) c-ikj 5e/e/, A plentiful year, ^- 5e^ee, ^ladness*^ t_^ bt5 sa-aheehi Pure water^ (j^j Uj sa-aleen, Plur, of (^^5 saleen^ ^jjUj sa-hreer, A kind of asparagus. CL.J US- sa-cilef, Dry grass, the sjie fox. l^ U5 sa-hmety An adulteress. c^S s«^, Gliding, making fluid, shedding tears,. ^^ Ujg- salan, Plur. of t_o:i- 5a^. [a channel, 3ujt5 5a&e^, A mouse, a lizardwith a green bead. 2**5 sa-sa, A pearl, the shell, red wool^:,; i, .; ^5 sa-ajy A company of trayellersi ,v '-^ . jvx5 sad, Soft earth, fresh (herbs,) : /.; u
j^^jjtj saf'oor, A short man, a small cucumber..
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tmi sat, Corrupted (meat.) fpicabl^
XIaxi satefy A rotten egg. ^.^i ^al, Ignoble, des^ «_jLjt5 5a/t;^, A fox. ^^\AxJ salelkn, A n)ale Fox. Su.Ui- salehef, A female fox. yrs sdOi A sort of ^^Jlx5 salool, Enraged. [date*
Ujj ytS Ja-z/'^, Bitterness, gall. rg^g^> <^c»
2yRj 5a-M/^ (An army) encumbered with bag- US segha, The bleating of animals. V ^ sighhh, Piur. of c-.Ais se^hb, ^j Uj segha7'eer, A small red and yellow melon* uoKj seghly Digging, piercing, cool water, th^ Xxij seghhety A frog. [melting of ice*
^liij seghsd^ghy Hesitation, stammering. i;aj segksegh. Stuttering, hesitating. S^ii stighret. The pit of the stomach or throat* pjti 6'eghim, A hunting dog. ki5 seghoo, A sort of dates* f tard.
lUxS* seghi/ef) Hunger, a desert. U5 50^a, Mus* \^jxjj\jo sefareek, Plur. of 6^yii sefrook. ^ liS- 5?/a/, A water pot with a spout. ^ sufr, A crupper.
tJjj.i3 sefroo^y The stalk of a grape ot date.
^sqfl, Refuse, corn, pulse, the under mill -stone.
;* seferty Becoming hard (the hands*) coming
Syii sefivet, A saucer, a small dish, [behind.
sik, Trust thou. i__» Ui 5/^4^, Stubble.
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U5 u Ijtj se\b,letj Kindled into flame, shining. t_iU5 sekbf. Of an excellent genius (a woman.) *5 U5 sekafety Plain.
^ Ui 5^^^/, Weighty, sullen, pregnant ( woman-,) CJ LXj sekalet. Ponderous, heavy, morose. «5^- sekb, A hole. juLi 5/Je^, Confidence, trusty. ujt*i5 5e^, Conquering by address, ingenuity^
or cunning, hitting upon. 3.515 sekly Making weighty. CSi^ Sdkeht, Dulness, languor, baggage. ^\j3 $e!ieleen. Making equal in weight, mak- \^ yiii sekooh, Fuel. png heavy.
t-jiAti* seJieefy Acute, Sour. ^jS^ sekeeli Weight, peevish, surly, slothful. \<.'L*=^\ scksekty A mad- woman. jV.Sa5 soil, Childless, death. [the foot-steps. *^a5 selietP*, The middle of the road, following ^.^aj sokn. The king's high-way. CJjCi* soknctf A sepulchre, a flock of birds. ^^ sekool, {A mother) deprived of children. ^5 sell, Destroying, overturning. ^5 iki selaseh, ,. ^ yj* 5U' selcisoon. Thirty. [Three.
Ji V^ selasee, Triangular, relative to three. ci^aS ^- selhs'tyety The lord of lord*, g ^- sellhjy A snow or ice seller, «-JJ 5d/^, Injury, overturning.
. [plenty of monej,
C^ seilet, A flock of sheep, wool, destruction,. ciJii Seles, Three, a camel's third colt. 3.^ K^Lsa solsilcely The. third watch of the night, lUj seJesa, Tuesday^ the third day. j^^ljiXi* s^/c^aw, Kight-shade.. X^ 5^Z^e/^ Three.. ^Xj Wse/, Destruction, ruin^ 4.:ij iUXi sotsofkt, Kight^shadCj dry hay. [ing. i^y^ sehsooiiy Thirty. g\V5,5e//,, Snow, snow^ ^U seWiy Duiig of oxen, &c, UXj self. Thin dung of an elephants ^ sela, Breaking the head. ^5 selel, Deatt^ shedding of the teeth. • ^j.'selm, Breaking the edge pf a sword or vessel.. X<vU solmef, Cr^ek^ breach. k«dj selmet. Thin ^^' 5e/oo/, Gladness, tranquil. . [mud> ^^ seloosy (A camel.) . [storing.
^ semm, Trading, establishing, adjusting, re- a l^ mincidy Beautiful o^face. l^ siniar,.V\\xx,Qi yi seiner, [Eighth
^t? simali An assistant, a rnanager. ^^ l^ semrin, ^^yi \i semanooHy Eighty .^^ U semknee, Eight> jjjl^'«<?«?a»w, Eighty,-, ; I.,; [eighth.
"i^isemm^if Aft.Q'ld n)^n,;a handful of grass. . J;^ semsem, A]au.nting:dog.,5L*i^-^ef/25e/w<?/, Res- ^ semj, Confusiox|,- XiiJ^tuiQ.^ [^t^raincd; jfirni.
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•^♦5 semedf A small quantity of water. ^ sem>rf Fruit, advantage, gold, silvef. "^ « S j^ semr^, A fruitful tree, Plur. of k'^^i- semftL iy^ semret, A fruit, profit, the tip of the tdngiie. ttM semt, Thin shining mud. u^ '"
Jm semgh, Tinging, breaking the heai. XxJ" semeght, The top of a mountain. 3^>5 «e/w/, Drinking before eating, delay. tiX«j semht, Laxity. ^^5 Sfunen, Price, Talii^* ^ytH semoom. Tearing grass from a sheep's lips. j.x«i«eweer,' Fresh butter, butter-milk. [head. txK^ semeeghet. Moist ground, a wound on thd XXa*j semeelei. Assisting with meat, drink, ad-* vice, &c. the name of a bird, [dry hay. JUa45 semeenet. Eight. ^- sinn. Blackish wood; US sink, Congratulation, wishing joy. , US * Uj sonaa-sonaa, They came two and two. j^alJo sen^dcee, Plur. of »^jj;S sendoot* k:i4j;S sennet. The fetlock of a horse, &c. Qj UiiS sinid,n,Two. 3b IXiS smthyety Obscene, ill* j|jg;S sentel, A rotten egg, helpless, [disposed. ijLssiS senjhret, A channel. [nipple*
g^ jsaS sondoot. The protuberance, and also the ^ senee. Doubling, repeating, removing; sinoi
Monday, secondary. U;3 sonyh, An exception, a strong camel.
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(jj\^ sanyhn, Second in dignity, &c. \Ai senee, Two years old (cow or goat,) three years old (horse,) five years old (camel.) ]y sawhi Remaining, dwelling in a place, i.^ ^^5 sawhh, A recompense, having merit be-r ti \ y $awtibet, A plant. {fore God, a bee. -. \ ^ sawbj, The bleating of a goat. %j \ ^seti/ar efyVodex^umenti. Jo \^ sewat, Rhcuin* 1 •yy) saw.akib, A bright glittering star. li\^ saivillet, A swarm of locusts. ClO<>^ sQwqlis, Of the third generation* &c. gvj\^5 sawaij. Bleating, lovYJng. ,^^5 soolf, A robe, returning, cqnng, a work. L ^ sQoLct, Slothful, g ^ sawj, A kind of vessel, ^p saivr, A bull, redness, a lord, an assault. ■^ ^j^ «a2^ey'^n,Assaulting, exciting (a tumult,) I J ,5 saivret^ A cow, [appearing.
%j^j^ soflroprei, About to give. [or hive, g^- soipay A mountain, tree. ^ ^- sa^l^K swarm ^Ji y sawholf A nipple, a wart. ^^3 sQom, Garlick, wheat, gram, .I^U^S soamhlkt fi species of wild olive. l«^$ soomef, Garlick, the pommel of a swords ^J^^i soomeieen, Spleenwort. ^^y» suwuh, A robe, a garment, j^p «W2^wr, Raised, flying (dusO
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(jjhiy^ siiurhn. The appearance of bloo(|. OkAp sflzt^/ze^, ' Handsome and approaching to ^y sawee, A guest. fpuberty,
jsJLJ p saii^firf/c?/, A nqmber of boys, ^ heap of herbs, Mj ^y smveentir A rolling pin. {ground,
CL)^^ sehit, IC^oisiqg. ^^ sehet, Spread on the b^^ sehtpedy A plump, jojly boy, {landson?^
^nd approaching to puberty.
^ IaJ s?i/(ibee,One who takes care of the clothes
' of the bather§ in a bagnio, [shedding tears.
cji Ua.S seel; ik, Oversowing the banks (a river.)
iJ seeyett A sheep-cote, or any stable or place
for cattlfij. ^ [jor ox.
^JL5 semi, A fat jolly man, a mountain goat Ow seid. Moist, atFected by cold. [Grass, jj^ seir. The cqver gf a w^ll or pit. j,^- seelg jjjAj seen, Perforating pearls.
- jeem, Tte fifth letter of the Persian an4 Arabic alphabets, an4 the character for three l^ jh, A barren scarce year, (in arithmetic* tj\ci, j^h, Gaining, selling. jH 1/ I U- c/Miit^n, A boot,, ^n upper boot* lj\^j^l;et, An answer, obedience, power. »jU. J^?V, Powerful, proud, camel, bread^
^\LjtLboh, Haste, -l^andsome* ^,,^,^ ,
[The \^^t. -XTC?' jhl'okee,,Ce\^T\ty, agility, ^^i^fdbiisd-^ ir^^^ Jililoos, Flattering adulation, j^ ^ ch'apjeh, A scabby head. ^^^^ c//j/)oo/, Aholc!cotton-tree.[ingcantela. Hi^^fcibeet,k large 9tojne reservoir for water- ^•^^^b- jhieeclujif To he lazy, to be vexed, to C?^ 'r' c^'hteelt^k, A doctor. [repent.
*t^'^^ jhsy^ty Krie<Hng.
5vW j^j^fj A small necklace; a glass bead. g^'^ chach, A heap of corn, thatch. ^^^s^ chathclth, A peasant's shoe, madeof un- .^ V c/i^c/i(?^, A white bow. [dressed leather. IL^^if' jhhe%, Hiaving large prominent eyes. ^\^ jahem, A hot place. [g^^^t, Tain^
Xts. U jhhtet, Prominent (eye.) a'U. Jd^jDili- Lji[e^ jhdil', False, a liar, ii A'Ujdf/t/«/, The high- way, the straight path, yyt? chh'dk, A tent, a Veil, a sheet, yi A U^drfi^, Obliterated (trace.) ju« a U jhdiseh, Undultivated. y^ W J^d^^f 'A robust youth, arrived at the
' years of puberty. y.^\^ jtidoo, A roagidan, an enchanter. ij /^ ^^jhdoogeree. Magic, enchantment. •; ^ j^deh. The highway, a patent road^
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^ ; ^ J^^^^* ^^ enchantment, i l^ ja^, Drinking, swelling, ,, ocwi't^ ^ t K^i\*>ja%{h, Alluring, attfactire*;>;. r.; • ^j *> i U jazibef, Loveliness, grace, attraction i i li> jd,^il, Standing efect and firm. ^ ; \^ja%oo, A magician, an enchanter, [wife. jU-jar, Neighbour, a partner, an assistant, a j\^jaar. Groaning in prayer, j^^ char ^ Tour, 'ij\^jxretj The' way leading to the watering- ,^^ j\^ charjee, A crier, a herald. , . ;[place.-
«;:^jU.j^ri^e^,' A rapacious animal. jjU. jan%, A severe cough, a barren, woman. y j^ char 800, A square, a market-place. L^jl^jarif, Death, or a distemper of cattle, -jU^yari/ii, Delinquent. [distress.
^ / y charom, The fourth. ti-^ I b; chhrmegh%, A walnuti\ .,.,.^.t ^V ' ^i V ♦^^ ; b charmeen, One of four, the fourth.: mj \:^jaroo, Mortar, cement.^ .".r . . - w^ . y V Jarooh, A broom, a brush, sweeping.^ ^ ^ 1^ jhroody A bad or detestable man.* *° 0 ( l^ chareh, A remedy, a manner. ' ' tsj U. jaree, Running, passing, prpceeding., SLjjU jehryet, A girl, female slave. • -^
^_Jj ] ^ chkreye^, One of four, a fourtlu ^ ^" "' jls' jds;, Afrog.. \ _ . . , *• ^^
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•J U. y^jii/n. Revolving, concluding^.
* J ^jatoo, A magijpianrari OQchanter.
0 J ^ i^^^^> Value'/rfecompence.
S Ui*. jhsht, Harnese. ; ^ ^ chasar, Ctrsar. ^-^
fyy^ ^ P* Vi. jhsoost An intelligencer, u spy.'
'^ y^^ j^soosee, spying.
jL\^jaas^y Disturbed, perturbed. [Taste, trist .
/ /^U chash, A heap of corn. ,^l^ chhslmee,
yjX>^ b cJiashieegueer, A taster, a cup-bearer, 3* L* y^-'i/. Maker, framer. 5Lc Xsf^jtL'iyety Foolish (woman.) '^ tj p. a. chigh. Time, season, a spider. L-JlA.yq/) Dry; jq/I Wandering. Ji [^jq/el, Light, ninible^/j^U.yd;/l'e, Inquiring,' y b^ chafer, A servant. ' • fcruel, a sinnci. ^ y b' chako(j, A hammer, a mallet. 3s; ^ choicer. Occupying an estate. J^ chhl, A gin for catching animals.
^ a y chklkk. Quick, bald, running. ^^^jhlil^, A merchant, an author. XJ [s>.jalcf^ yJU.y^/w, Sitting, sedentary.- [Tribute.
JU-^d/ia, Impudent, conspicuous, [ing up. pj y chiilegh. An unruly horse. u>J \^Jali/, PuU- ^[^jaleCf Polished, evident. pTribute,
J b; chhlee, A trap for animals. XJ {^jhleyet, VjU ^ chkleesTi, Fight^^ battle, combat.
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♦ ^JU eJih^een, A Gaftal for watfeing a g;>aV^ . ^y^J ^ P- B.. jhleenoQS, A physician^ t,4w > ^jam, A cup, a bowk .''^^^^^''At^'y^' \V| >^\ >W c/?a?/?, A grain, a coat button* v-J " -- "- dkA-o l^ja wd«t/,Congealed, fat. ^ I /^^j hmeedo^n^ ^^{^jamia, Collecting, [A portmajiteau^
3*^ l^ J^;7im/, A large kettle, . .-^^.u^^ ^ . j^ ' ' CiAAJu* U^awi-i^^e?, Universality, ' "!•,*;(.' ^ feC^ ^Jandan, A wardrobe in baths, [sanity, yc [^jd,mii^,A troop of camels. .*j^yjaniin, In*-. j^ U. Jcifhleey Urine, j ! ^ ^jamwa,r, A robe, (j^^ii^jamoos, A buiJalp, rsai tV>.^|^ bed, ,^y jhmeh, A vest, a bed, coiich^ ^
J. -^ yjhmehlor, Scissars or shears, .♦/ 1 4 ^^ yjhmidan, A portmanteau. iS y^^^ yj^mkhdi,'. A washer of clothes. .♦j>^|p> chameeden. To piss, to blow, ^^ p. a.jan, The soul, .mind. ^\^jann, A de^
.c_-*Jl*.JaweZ^ A part, contempt"^ I .VsvWv^Ji^ y IJ t?i^^^^«> Exposing one's lif<?, bold. -^ (/ ; U Ip- jhnhtL%ee,. Boldness, ;P, v.-^^^ ^ V V/^* CJ L^ J^^^^^^^§^> '^^^ giver of life. (3* ; I >j t? J &wiZrc/aree, Partiality., ' .J yjanilee^ Foreign, collateral. ;•'' 6' . .; tiif, 4j^ Uj.^a;??66i?ze, Both parts, every side,. _ ;?
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* Li* ^)>! y^J^hd^r, Having a soul > animated,
J^ CJ ^^J^^^^^^P^^> Giving life. [ing.
^ {:uj \£,J dxisilhn y Ravishing the soul, raurder- ryjj \ff, jh mof^i Inflaming the mind. t*r^ \^jknisheent A successor.
J I M}\^jkngodk%, Melting the soul> Consum* *^ I >X;(^jaworosjflr, Penetrating, [ing*
^ ^CsX)\^ja?iionde?i, In the agony of death. , J 'y Ic^jafiuaroT ^y^ An animal, a bird. jj yjaneh^ The young of any animal or bird. .^Ic^Janee, Cordial, soul* as \^l:> J ctw at. Camp , i'^\^j(iawei, A barren year. ^ I ^ • 1^ jcttvidkn, Eternal, perpetually. ^ J ^ (cj jaz^^^ereJ, A w^hite thorn, ^j ^ {^jawreft, J * ^^ chkii'lehi A rose or bud. [Millet,
^^l^jkuid, Eternal. ^^„ ^\c^ jawiden, To e^y^^, Rank, fortune. [scream^,
t^ clMt A "Vvell, a pit. Sj^lj^jaJiet, Dignity, ^j>ls>,Jd,hid, Industrious, a vi^arrior. [xank^ C.Siji\^j(i\khet, A crowed of men» ^l;pj ^ ., ^j^Xs^jdhiz, Superior, acute, o'iv.r/; - •] ' ija^{^ifkki%etf A colt (of an ass, mare, &c.) ^_XU chhhiJc, K small pit or well, ^jb u. j^^ilf An ignorant man. ^^ u. fahee, A Ua Uj^Ad^^^'Openly, publicly, [ruined housQ.
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r[j Mflp'^ jaJieediin, To catch dold. j^U 3. p. chahyo%^ A four pronged hoc^k; \ is\.^jhai, Biting, retaining.
Xs^J U. J<xi^c/, Damage. ^jt^Jaid, Benelicenti S,i\^jaiz» Swelling with drink; [raidt
yKs^jair, Tyrannical, hindering. CJ ^ /L^,J^^^^^> ^ Ymdi of dde. [benignitjr. y\^ jai%, Passing; legal. k'^U. jaixef, A gift, ^1 i^jaishy Enquiring, examining. [^"S*
*io [^jhishehy The mind, soul. ^ \s>jkia, Starv-* t-JLl^jai/i Penetrating (a bio w. ) [ingaplace. e ^i^^ J ciigah , A place. >;^ ^ J "^^g^*^^* Occupy» ^jj^vwJij (J U jciinishe&t, A station, situation, ji U jb^iyee, One place, ^,j^ c/»ip. The left side.
L^ jell, Overcoming. U^ j^^a. Level and ejf^
u-j U^ Jelbb^^, Castrating. [tensive ground
%j\a^ jelabety A wide desert*
%^\j^jehtiheret, Plur. of ^Ia*. jeltar,
J Ua. jMar, A conqueror, a giant, [garment?.
Sj \x::>jehhrei, A bracelet, oy t^ cliepuLicli, An ol4
^Ixi. joLhh,, A short woman.
/ Vr J^^^S^^f ^ ^^^^^ 1^^^ ^ sturgeon, a shad/
^ Ix^ jehtil, Plur. of 3.*^ jeZre/.
^ U* jeban, Trembling object.
« U^ jehb,h, Plur. of *^a^ jelhehv
w^xsfJQ^^^t Plur. of i^^joh^i^
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johleti A woollen waistcoat. [By force. j^jeher, Violence, consolidating. \ ^^ jehrun, CLt ^ ^x^ jeLroot , Becoming proud, dominion. f^jA^jelree, Forced, compelled, [mountain. tr^Aji. jebs, Stammering, plaster. ^^ jdel, J^ CXUr^yeJ/d/, The bunph of camel. J<,c chepleh, A blow, a box on the e^^;. 'Ju^jelilleef Natural, essential. i^j^jolon. Cheese, pusillanimity. ^^^ y^jelooh, Hard ground, surface. I ap- chipoor, The iron head of a spear. t^ jeheh, A coat of mail. ^ chepeh, A sagaci- C^^ jehhet. The forehead, [ous dog.
y^:^JelM, A rude stupid man. [proud.
*^*. fd'hehy The forehead. j^^y^J^^^r, Very ^ j^^ chepeereh, Ready, assembled. [head.
^AjLs. jeeleeXy Dry bread, ^^j^^ jeleen. The fore- Jfs' chetTt A tent, an umbrella, a veil. ^ o«;^ jet-adel, Robust, strong, <jL^jess, Wax, i U^ ;>5^/, A sepulchre. [bigh ground^
ilUU. josa/d^ Scattered leaver, thicli hair, ^\X:fjosam, The night-mare. %5^ joset, A dead carcase. ^ fesi, Many, much. *^jesleh^ A black ant. '(^^ josmhri, The body. -^ Aat % fh^ josemeh, A sluggard*
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fJij:>josoo)j7, Origin, perishing, ^^chech, A heqp
^r^jehhy A small melon. [of grain.
Xj^Lsxs. phareyety A strong came}.
Jl L=«x:j. jehhshy Disputing, a crowd,
^ Lsva» johhslnvy Having short ribs (a horse.)
^Isas^jeh^shily Swift, quick, fi^
}o lao.^ jiha%y The hollow of the eye.
cJL:*^^ jihafy Battle; johhfy A great deluge.
^ Us<.:> johhl. Poison, venom.
t—o Ijsvjs. jehhnib, Powerful, a dwarf. ^ Irsv^. jehjahy A prince, a chief.
^\^ss^. johjohy A large ram.
«Xs:v:b. y^^^?, Refusing,, poor,, i^o^^is^- JehJcl, A _; jcscv^ jehder^ Short, a dwarf. . [dwarf.
^ ^sxb, Jehdely Strong, fat. 'LoOs=s^^ jelidemef, ^^ johvy Aden or hole. [Swiftness in running. \^^ ^^::> Johrariy Th0 den of a wild beast. '^.__. ^3:^^. johrehy Thick body, a horse, i^jjs?^ jehrety A barren season. \jijs^c* j thresh y Thick, compact of body, )pj^^ jehrety A decrepid old woman. ^jssi^jehreth, A man of a bad disposition. fj,,:^s^jehs, A battle, killing. [quieki
i^Ls^ij. jehsh, A colt, a ^QG.y£3i<s^jeh$hd, Hastej| lla^v^ye^xem. Large-eyed. - . :
^iy*^^^ J^^f^h An -army, dignified, .
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Jac^y^/i/, A camelion* [mad.
^f:^^:^^jeh?nesk or J^^3^J* A decrepid old wd- 'i^ia.'^s' c> j ehme^ef ^ Running full-speed. ^j^s^jchcn, (An infant) badlj^ nowrisLed; {g^j^:^ j'thneh. Powerful, a dwarf; jlAis^^jeh^ihar, A corpulent man. Uj.kL:^^ jeheuberet, A female dwarf, [or step. fJiSss^j^hjiesh, Thick. »^s>^ jehivety One pace ^^yss^jekwesh, A boy. o y^s^jehoofjA bucket. ^.Ks^jeheem, Hell, a large hot fire.
^ c/^e^^. Altogether, labouring. [Hope, desire,
cf i [ix^ jokhadee, A milking pail, yj^^ Je^ht,
\*j /^^* jekhsh^eden^ To be twisted. hy^^s^jo^hoTS', An enemy, ^ ^i^ chekheeden,To
ajs. Jedd, A grand father, ancestor, [congeal.
\j^jeda, Common good (rain.)
J \ ^z>.jedar^ A wall, worthy. J!^ ]^Jod)ghneJi,
;^\y^Jodb,l, A hot contest. [Separately,
^ ^ I j^ jedhwil, Flur. of ^^ j^ jedwil.
3L. \ y^jidhyetyK^oe. ^ \ ^^jodtiyee, Separation.
^o^jedeh. Scarcity, a vice.
l^jeddet, A grandmother; ^jc/e/. Finding.
J ^^jedri A wall. ^^^ ^^jederee, The small pox»'
%i^>^jedef, A sepulchre. [animal.
I ^ jedd, Contention-, Jedl, The limb gfan
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^M ; / \ ^jelMkerdun, To dispute, contend, ^ d^jedlij A strong coat of mail. *-• ,yi^jedemehy A dwarf, j*, ,y^Jeddn, Sweetness L> J Jvib. Jedool; Ba rren, scai'ce. [of voice.
j^S^/edoof, Proper, worbhj. [cotjitn&n good; ijj^ Jeduuel, A HvCr, a rule, is^^jodwa, A '^ Ss^jodee, A bird, the polar star. i^^^Jcdeeb, Severe (year,) desolate* Xj jsa»/e^3?ef, A Cushion, a piece of skill* «>u j^ jWeec/, New, 'fortunate. ^^^;^^'JtdecdaT?, Night and day* Sj>y^Jedeel,'A leathet girdle, ^lov:* je%b.%, A »i?j^J<%^%e/, Eaten by rust [fragment,
J \ j^ jc^a/. The Plut^. of 3 h^jixh '^
»\tK^jvzd,fn, The leprosy. ^^ \';s4Jo%hmeer, Piui'. of j\^y^je%inaK- ^— ^ «^U j^a./e2;Mf, Plur. of uij^j^^st, IL i^ ./cjB^e^ Distance, a tract. ji^JH&ry A root, an origiri frejoicingo
^ b<:^je%a. The trunk of a tree, j j^jexel, Joy, (jj'S i>^je^cla7i, Glad, smiling* [man.)
U^je^^«>, Having the hand cut off ('a wo* ^U ^je%mar/The stump* x« ^jhmef, A whip* fjjo^jixsri, A root ^.^ ^cy^jhoof-, Attracting. l^y^je%wety Fire.^^ o^jozoor, Plur* of^ j^^jCTin c 3 j»is. jo%u^<^> Flur- of g jto. jVsftt, ' . V ^
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yf^jQ^ooI, PI ur» of }^y^jeteh [burij.
S ^^i^jezee-^ef. Bruised wheat- 1^7er«^ Heat^
)^ cherhx To whom? for what? why?
lA,^jcrkat, Boldness, courage. [turn*
wj \y>jerah Scabby, (camels, &:c.) the scro-
w ^/jorah. Water. ^ \j^jerrhhi A surgeoiy
3U<^*. jerhheU A wound. ^^Sj^Jercihee, Sur-^
^\j^Jerad, A devouring insect. [g^^y*
%:iS ^i^jefadeh, A small piece of wood*
J 1j;tjera25, A sharp sword.
^ ! j t^ chera%ar. Abounding in pasture^'
U^ ) yf cherhsyhi A kind of fruit.
^^j,,«v^|^ chhrhsiyeU Bulky (a man^ ->i?ca
^ 1^ cherhgh, A lamp^ a candle.
V ^ / ^y? c^era^^tt'ere^ A lanthorn, lamp^ • ^
cJ \j^J€rbf» A measure for dry goods.
ySjs»,jerbfex, Thick, large of body.
1^ \ j^jerafish, A big man. fjai \j^Jerafi%, Nox-
^\j£>.jerhkef. Lean. [ious to health.
t V-) ^^ cherhgcih, A meadow;
^\^s>J€rhni Plur. of ^^^jereem.
oo t^ jerayed, Plur. of » j^^ Jereedeh,
*j \ j^ jerayem, Plur. ^ y* jorom.
^^ ^ Jer^, A conqueror, oily.
t_,^^ jerehy The scab, the mange.
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if^Jerlh, Heaven*
^^li^jarhaii. The gore ©f a gapm«n*i.
^^jevLetr A BeldJeveRdeiyA hQiiy:. ofa strong;
^' ^ jerliskr Fat^ liquid [inaiK
^^j;^jarhQk, Speaking kkdfy;.
>^^^/lJeTehHhky^Q,2^\q^ mangy. [Fat, llquic^.
/ ^/^/? ^h^^^n%ary Fat and lean, ^^ (Jierhoo^^
j^/lJ^^^^^ or j^^ Macro w.
\^ij£>jerl}2a, A westerlj wind'. [Wounding**,
^^A. y^r^y, Moving ia a circle, ^^^ Jt;r^^
^ ^ cherkh. Fortune.
^il^^A?-^ cherkho^f A wine, oir, or other press*
J^ jp^ cherkliehhy A thistle. [Celestial, voluble*.
^ ^ cherkheh, A wheel., a giix. ,^/f cherkh&c^
^pjerd. Turning lap ; jw^^c?,, Baldi %^ y>,jerdety A garment, barrer^ ground 'i^^^^^jerdmvn, A rat, field-mouse. %jjjs^J€r%et, A bundle oi hay, grass, &c. 0j^jer%em, Dry bread, u^jo. Jers^ A gentle -U^^yer.<?te, The pleurisy. [souxidL
tf'^, cheresh, Pasture, relish, a feast. K^y^jorshoh, Short of stature* (a man.)? tjJi^y^jershehet, Meagre-
'^ji^jera, Drinking water, [rude, misfortiMieC \s.ji>.jer-b,a,K sandy desert.t__A£^j^/er-at,GrasSj y^'ji>jeralfeel, Thick, . --f ' .
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v^yt^ jer-ool, Corpulent. .{A tricket.'
i^f,^^ ^jerahel^TWick milk.yi^ chergked» y^ Z' cherghejw% A musical instrument. %ij^ .ftrf, A plentiful year, y^ p cherk, Filth -^^y^ c/;e?MhyDh'ty water, filth, [ofall kinds.
. wi/ ^ chkkcst A Circassian* 'y^^ j> jerlitnt, Lasciviousness. [Mot, acrimcr ^^ f'^ cherkecn. Deformed, rusty. ^ ^s>^ jerm, >r^ c/icrm, Cow leather..^ srchermeh, A white ^j ^j^?'embci, A multitude, [or grey horse. j^ Sf cherend, Grassy, a shepherd. ^ysfj^roUf The whelp of a lion, dog, &c. '^^^y^jtrwaty Long, tall. [racious, drynessr ^^^jorooht Plur. of ^ ^^j^er/i.^^j.^^jerooz, Vo-^ Ky>^y>jeroc%, Large bellied. ^^j^Jorooni, A warm country. , -;
CJ^^^/i c/i?er?t'€f^ww. To ask assistance. ^^ p. a. orrek, Handle of a cup, jug, &c. 6^ chereh. To whom. ^ U. y^jcvhas, A strong - U^Je;'"^ 2 m, Diligent, active, [lion, corpulent. 1 1 ^ i ^ cherhb,war, A night bird. 5^ ^ jerhiyefy A loud voice or speech. c<^A.yere<^, Bold, brave. cUy^f^^y^"-* Flowing, happening., ^ys^jtreehy A corn measure. l^jsfjereyet, The murmuring of a stream.
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'^ySfJBreehy Wounded. MJ<l,j^ chereedmi, To pasture, to crop herbage. %d^^j^jereedehy A book, a branch. 'ijjj:»jcreeret. Crime. 'i^^^j^jereesety Cattle stolen in the night. ^i ys^ j eree^hy Bruised. c^L^/eree/, Art. j»^^ jereeniy Gathered, guilty. Uj y* j^eemei, A crime, a pecuniary punish- .^jpjereyehy The belly, paunch. [ment,
yjo%, Besides, except. ^ je%%i Shaving, mow- f.y^j(yxhy Content, a portion. [i"g-
I y»ye5sc)^, Compensation.^ \y^je%%(xry A butcher. ^\'^jt%\%y Gathering dates. %j\j^jo%a%efy A cut, a shaving. ij\y^je%%hf, 'iS\y>'jo%afety Rashness. [A fisher.
tl\y» je%alety Sagacity, entire, ^j \y^J€%ayery Plur. of » ^ y* jeteertt. [A part, lot* ^ \ y=. je%ayel, Plur. of >j y». jexeeL ,_^ -^ joxl, iU -i. je%la%, The hard pace of a horse. « y* je%'XJ^t9 The sheep-shearing. J ^ jeiid, A cricket.
^ y )/? je%c?drd^. The dry skin, a sparrow. ^ ;^ jexfl, A kind of Arabian shell, sorrow. 9- */[j^%eghy A frog, complaint. ^ t^ che%eghi A species of white kite, ^^^ je%l, Clipping, prudent, eloquent.
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fiy^jezlet, A part, a prudent woman, ,^yf,je%rn, Amputation, determining, filling. \^ '^ je%mkn, Resolutely. iJK*jy^Jcze?ile%et, Thick, serv^ant's wife. ^y>jc%oo, A few, a part. j^yfjepoor, A camel for slaughter. ^^'j^je%ooa, Lamenting, impatient. [tent. .jf^^yo25i/;<?e, Alittle,afew. d *^je'»eh,A round ts'^s>jo%e?f A particle, a few, c U ^ jo%eyafi Plur. of iS ^^ jo%ee, Sj'^J€%eet^ Tribute, contribution. ^^y^ji%eer€t, An island, a peninsula, [appetite* ^y> je%eel, Many., great. , ^ jes. Asking, f^y^Jesa, Ice, a rough skin. [hand,
U,^ j'es^, Hard. » u«j» josaty Hardness of the i U:^ jesskdy Saffron. » ^ l**^ joshret. Boldness, ^l>,^Josa7net, Corpulent, large-bodied, ,,♦/ L.^ chesphih Coherent, attached, .♦j^ Lw..?' cJie8ba?idu7i, To adhere, to glue. e>U«.^ cJiespendeh, A snail. ^ ^^jesloosec, ^^^^jespeedu72,ToVme." [Hypocrisy. D yWv*.^ jepeedehf Inclined, turned, y^^y^ jost, \^-h^ jestan, Leaping,, dancing. [Sought. ^jSx^^ chostlek. Agility, velocity. > ;. , ^yX^ jestun,To leap; joiten,'Xo search. js*«^je2€d The body.
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cs d^sj, jcscJee, CoTi^oresil, ^M*A. jesr, Large, strong (camel.) J J**^ j^sreTt^ ^^:^jes»iy A body, a mathematical solid. [Long, ^^lf,,^ josma77, A habit of body, body, • ^5 l*v^j^ jesmaneCi Corporeal. *;*v:> jesnet, A species of round fish, i^y^^jesoodj A straight tree or stick. t >**^ josooa, Tenacious, avaricious. A.**.*^ jeseem, Corpulent. . A^- chesh, Taste, ifi^jesh, Breaking, beating, cleaning (a well,) U:^ josh ^y Belch. ,*j J^^-J ^£^ cheshhneedunj Ta ij^^joshreh, Coughing. [g'^^'C to taste,
ii^*:j> chesheshj Taste, a frog.
2i:^yt-'5^^^^^>I-^ongi"g after.
■^i^jeslienif A heavy burden, afHiction, a fish,
/'"i cheshem, The eye, hope. [a cup^
^^Xv-^'i^ clieshnek, A peep-hole.
^Tv ckeshmeJiy Afountain. ,»;i^j> cJiesJm, A feast,
tyCJi^ Qheshejideh, A taster. [nuptials^
.♦'>Jt.;y clieslieedun, To taste,
y:.:^ jeshoo, A light bow.
^;i,i>, jesheer, A large corn s;ack,'a quiver.
j^s> chetouTy How ? in what manner?
V bfa. ja-kh) Plur. of suje^ jalet,
j\x>>ja.kr, A camel going down into a well.
SJ U^ je-(tlet, A good action.
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^^c^je-aly Overturning, throwing away. U«*ya-B, Throwing on the ground, [man. h^^ja-let, A quiver. ^Ajc^ya^d/', A short thick ^^ja-hee, A red ant. j^ Je-at, Beer. 'i*jju>, ja-telet, A desire, wickedness. . ^^.s^ja-sem, A weak bodied man. [camel.) ^sssx^ja-jay Uneven ground, braying loud (a o^^ja-d, Generous. [water,
ju jvj^b. /o-delety A spider's web, a bubble of % .Xfcj. ja-det, A curling lock. J .xxjs. Jader, Short of stature. [Strong, stout. ^jA»£^ jaderee, A greedy eater. ^^jti> Jadel, jx^ jar, Dung of wild beasts and birds. y->Ja-a% or ^J» y^^ jo- soon, Jjcan, contemptible. tgJixs^ja-sheb, Tall, thick. [dwarf.
*iix^ ja-shem, The middle ; JosJiom, A fleshy j\Jas^je-%ar, Short of stature. ij Uis^/a-zkret, Corpulent, glutton. [slow pace. ^]axj^ja-%ery Having large hips, i^ks^yaxere/, A if^^ltf^ ja-xeree. Deformed, a murmurer, vo- y^x^ja/er, A little stream, [racious.
is^sfjaferee. The massy gold. i^Jii\kxs>,jafe'leeky A tall old woman. [Ignorant. Mw^i^-^^^^j Swelling, inflamed, ^jj^j^jolos, i^x^jamd,. An old she-camel, [ous old man. U^ox^jainere, A biting ass. ^B^ot^jomoz, A covet-
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^^^jduy Dying, languor. i^U^ ja7ieh. Short, J^is^jan%er, A corpulent glutton. [dwarf.
^9Sx=^ ja-alnfelj Swelling, inflamed. ^»i. jaw, A heap (of dung, &c.) % :, ^x^ju-udet, ^ys>.jawili A young ostrich. [Foam, a curl. syfix^ja-t/let, A good action.
-ji^ chigh, A spider's web.
I Ui^ chegar. The sound of an instrument.'
b J U^ cheghareh, A dry well, a pit.
J Up; cheghhleh, A flight of birds.
^/* U^ cheghameh, A verse, a poem.
J U^ chegha?Jeh, A violin, ^c^joghd, An owl.'
J^ A^ choghrestehy A thread fit for sewing*
tif cheghx, A frog, j ! ^i^ chcghxkleh, A wa-
.♦I ytj I tx?; chegh%hneedeny To croak, [ter fly.
JU^ cheghneh, A martin, a small owl.
e / Jc?; cheghwareh, A water fly. [let.
Jc7Jeghoo, A small owl. y ^ cheghoor, A pul-
Ui^joff, A troop. ULs. 7^a, Violence, injury,
' zii^jofatj Plur. of ijt^jaf. [trouble.
jl.^ \x^jefakar, An oppressor, a tormentor. **^ /o^e/, The body of a man, all, an old man. y^^Jis^ jeft, A crooked old man, toasted, a bunch ^ij^ cAe//, A pair, a twin. [of grapes.
^J^^jefieriy To be bent, ^jefteh, A vine ar- j^joftee, Copulation, equality, [hour.
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y»j» jeftf A camel, a kid, a large well,
^yiSfjofret^ The centre, a cavity.
,;>^ chefreesteh. Tongs, forceps, y^jffex^
o*A&. jV/d^, CJn worthy. [Swiftness of pace.
t\j /^^^>^jef(^eden. To adhere, to be connected.
tj\is>,jeflek, An inclosure of pales.
izJ^ 9. p.j^/7. The eye-lid, a vine, a shealU
'i^j(^enet, A vine-shoot. [(^f ^ sword.)
^^ chifoody A Jew. yS^Jifeer, A large quiver.
^j^xi^ jefees. Degenerated, unworthy.
^>Ji^ chJceeden, To litigate, to dash.
^.^ c/f^i. An oblicjation.
fc- chekctt A lark. \ 1^ chekad, The crown.
J^ 1^ choDCLsheh,' A pdrcupine,
^fe^ c//e;?'<7/, A small partridge.
JISc? eherral, A butt for archers. -^ Kr chekameli, ^ ''C^ k^ chckan, Dropping, distilling, [Poetry, j^>* fec^ chekaiiden, To drop. U l>^ cZ/e^.it?^, Sprinkhng, dropping, ^ k^ cheghWf A lark, the crown. >^ chckef, ^ jeger, The heart, &c. [A hammer.
•' • -^ chehreh, Spume. , ^-Jf chehish, A brazier's
y^J^^ chckeky A chaffinch, a lark, [hammer.
#M Uv chekman, An upper garment. ^^ che'ien, A iine silk, the evening.
4>G chehoo, A fiddle-bow.
J^ cMgooneh, Hq w ? of what k}nd ? J^cJieJteh^ >(? chehcey Red goat's leather, [A drop,,
^/>^ ckeieeden^ To distil dropa.
[f c^i/, Forty, freckled, ^ ye//, A ship's sail, to gathei- or pick vp, ^jild,, Clear and distinct. ^.^ ll^jol^b, AVater and syrup injxed; jeldifh y.ii^'^jolajil, Making a noise (an ass.) ^•^^jolab, Undermining. ^R?^ p.. a. jW/4^, At\ S A ^i. jelhdeU Power, activity, [executioner* ^ A iU jolideh. Long. [A miafortun^e, strong". J tAJelh'i:, Binding round about, y V<=^/elafe7i, / ^hjelkger^ A polisher, a book- binder. ^"^jelali Greatness, eminence.
1 "^^jelalee. Grandeur, eminency,
i^-l^jela-Ief, Great. ^H^ jei^??ger, Alockr * lb- jellhw, A wheel. [smith,
e ^jolhh, A weayer. 3jil^ye/^e/,Pkir. of 3^^ fjexi>V^jolahi%, Corpulent, thick. \jeleeL
t^jelb, Attracting. ,^[A^j6lb(ib, Swift. jlS^ jolohbar, The edge of a sword. -^ U^ chelpaseh, A small lizard. ^_^lAlrs.'jD/Z;\72, Pease, pulse. XaX*. jfolhet, A part,- hunger, scarcity. S .XaI^ jellidety The neighing of horses. va^/(>/iZ'e^,Strong,robust.iUsji:>je/toa^iight.
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^A^jollolj An ornamented canopy. ^^j'elej, Down, Plur. of t^^jeltjet, ^)^je1jtL, A village, nsf^o^jeljet. The head, ^ ':^^s^joljola7j, Coriander seed, [the skull. ^^jeleh. Bold, t^ [^^:>.jel-hal!, A decrepid old J \ss^X^jelhh%y Avaricious, covetous. [man. )o [sB^jelhctz, Hard rough ground. fjx^Xi^jekhet, The forehead and temples. l::s>»)La. jelMx, Large and hairy-bodied.
•sJls. jelhen, Narrow-minded, d^dyXs^jelehhamed^ Thick. ^X^jeld, Swift, nimble, a skin, a hide, . 1 jiX^ juledhi Plur. of jJia. jeleed, ^^^^jeldel. Stout, hard, tf jsJii* jold^t A quick pace, a strong cameL J Ms. jel%k, Uncultivated ground. es'oX^ johePy Strong, thick (camel.) y^y<!fe, LJ^^jolsh, Plur. of ^JJ^ pis. [Laying down. - Uis^Jelshin.A pleurisy, ^^ U^jollesaJifStrew- 'iLlc^joltef, Thick milk. [ing roses or gifts. UiLs. Jeha, Hard ground, ^jelia. Shameless, 4_«^JtJLa. jel-ah, An untractable camel, [saucy. ^^5. jel-ahee, Having a piercing eye. Is^ImJls. jelaleet, Thick milk. ■«l3d^ jelhla, A porcupine, a beetle.
;>J^X:r chelglioozeh, Nut, like the pistacho. uiJL:*. a, ^» jileff Ajar, unjust.
is liX^ 3 elf at y Careening a shi|i.
S AiX:?. jelfedet. Carrying for sale.
>v chilom, The fortieth.
XjLa. jolwet. The lopping of a tree. . ^
J IxXp' cholnar, The flower of pomegranaiei
j^AsSla. joleeJ'jeheen, Conserve of roses.
jt^^a^l^ jelenjuyeh. Penny- royal.
^oJJU. jelendt'li, Heavy, unwholesom^;
Ififc jJLX:s. jelendehetf A hardy she-camel;
Jai)^ jelen%a, Broad shoulders.
S UJls. jelenfat, Dry bread v^^ith meat.
y^^ cheloo, A small club or stick.
\^y^ jelwh. Serene Csky.)
I^JLa. a. ^. jolwet. Splendor, the nuptial bgd.
A^JLj. jelood, Plur. of oX^jeld- ^yX^yillawuZiA
)o^\^ jeloot. Saucy, shameless. [filbert-niiti
^^\^ jelool, Eminent in dignity.
*ly}^ jelui%, A w^orthless felloWi
*5, l^ jolhalf, A low place, a valley,
^>^ jolhom, A large mouse.
S^^Ls. jolhemet, Strength, felicity.
- y^ jolhoom, A great body of men. [cross.
jLa. jdeCt Evident, bright. t^J.^ cheleepct, A
lAs. jeleet, Clear, shining, jjio. jeleed. Hardy
i*)J^ JeZeeJe/i, To pick a bone, [swift, snoW.
iX^jdees, Comrade, a companionj^ - ^_ ^
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IxjXsfjeleefet.Ru'm. ^j^jeleel, Illustrious, gre^t.
*JU. jekek, A place cleared of mud,
A^ jenim, A multitude, concourse»
U-^ jemht The body, a portion.
- Uo. fommhk, A round headed arrow,
^ Ua. a. p. jemhkh, Proud, vain glorious.
^ L^ chcmakhy A bridle, rein.
d Ua. Jemhdj Drying, wanting milk(a camel.)
^U». femar, A crowd; jonmiar, the pitch of a
palm-tree. J l^ ^ p. jemmhtj Going in haste (a camel.) ^t^jl^ jemm^zewan, A camel leaden ^ Ujj. jemkat Collection, a multitude, [tion. «r^fi x^em-at, A crowd, a meeting, a congrega- /Vl^ chomhk, A wooden stick, an iron mace. i U^jemhl, Beauty, elegance; yewni A/, Plur. of U U^/ewa/d/,A troop of male camels. [y^s^jemeL ^{.^^ jemhleBf A large strong camel, mU=>- jemiimy Rest, quiet ;jew^?72, a measure for ^ l^cAe7/;(iw, Walking, taking air. [dry goods. JL^ chomhneht or jomhneh. The middle, jtJi Ua» jemkheer, Plur. of j^^*^ jemhoor. %^ jemmetj A troop, a multitude. 0 Ir*^ jemjhh, A place of assembly. 3 ^S*;^ jemsoor, A heap of earth or dui^l*, S*;asw^ jomjx)mett The skull» '^ .
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>^ chemcJieh, A wooden cup, a ladle, a scum-
^^jemh. Throwing. [mer spooa.
J ^;:kv4^ jemkhor. Hollow (reed, &c.)
o^.^^ jemd, Concretion ; jemed. Ice, ielly.
y^c^jemr, Plur. of i^^jemref^
ij.4^ jemret. Gravel, a troop.
>»*• jeme%,Bein^ swift in travelling (a camel.)
(j*.«va. /cms. Congealed (fat.)
l:l*m»4^ jemset, A kind of coarse blue gem.
j^U^ jemshf Rasure, making bald or bare,
, A.,.g; chermhj The eye.
. Ul^ chemshad. The light of the moon.
^^ Av^ jemsherii. The back- bone.
*^fema,A collection, congregation, conjunc-
JS I**, fem-hz, Rude, thick. [tion, a troop,
fx^xj. jom-at, Friday, a handful of dates.
^ I >x^ jemadhn, A traveller*s scrip*
jULj^^ joma-let, A quantity of honey or fat,
about the bigness of a nut. ^.aU*^ jemhleel, A collector, an amasser. IXJL*.^ femaleelet, A caroel. cILaax^^ jemayet, A collection, recollection, » \^!:^^JL^ jemaetigkht A place of rendezvous. '^.^^ Jem/, Melting (fat) iX^^^w/i/c/, The sun, . I y}^ jemloQl,A swing, a see-saw. [the whole* «,«^ jeimm, A heaped measure gf corn.
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>^^ cA^mcfi, Orchard, fruit garden, a garden
pot or bed, border, parterre, avenue. t^-c- chememleh, Walking proudly. J.^ ^^ chemensofa, A garden-seat, [(man.) p, ,jv^y<;/wot;//,Un manageable (horse,) obstinate ^^f^jemood,Dryf concretion, eyes that can- li. ^«^ j^^f^oosh, Barren season. [not weep. ^^t^ Jt'ffiua, Plur. of «^ jema, Myt^ jcmooin, A well full of water. j^^jomhoor.K republic, high, heap of sand. ^^cf, jomntee, Havii)g long hair. jH >-w,^ cheineeden. To walk proudly, to drink 2<*^ jemia. Assembled, an army. . [winct \ju^ jetnian, In whole, altogether. iiL^x*^^ jem'iat, An assembly, concourse. ^j^^t^jtmeel, Beautiful, <ilegant, melted ^fat.) t^%^^jemeeld,tt Blur, oi yj^jemeeL u^x^^ chetneetiy Urine. '" V t?:>. jtnhht Highness, majesty, dignity.; t^L^jil^jetMet, Foreign, a distance. ^ Up jonaleh, A boy's game, \v..,*v. dliUi* jmnht, Plur. o^ c^ jtnneL'\^ p[j^ Jeniiser, Plur. of ^!j^ Jonsef, y\k^ jenkht A bird's wing, the man's hand.a 2- ^, chenhhh, A double purse. [pinnacl^j, ^^\^\s^ jen^hhn, Plur. of ^U* jeimah* V
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Ljii^^Jenhdef, Thick and short.
jil;> jontidely Strong, great. jA^cJnfiar, A
*3 l;^ jen%%eh, A bier, [plane-tree, a poplar.
^ [^jo?iQghj A circingle, a mullet. [A mullet*
j5> L>j(572a/ee, Cunning, deceitful, /j Ui' clib.ncbki
^ij^jeraJi, A dark night, the heart.
^ \X^ cJionkn, Like, in the manner of*
J l^yowiwe/z, The heart.
^>^j l^ chenhneedun, To advise, admonish.
jb Kjj^jenhyet, A crime, iniquity, [owl or bustard*
L.^x^Jenl', A side, a part-^ [xJ^jonbhr, A young
/O LX?" jorihhn. Trembling, shaking*
^>J ytsjorihaneedun. To shake, to elevate.
'iij^^jonheset, A black woman.
^y^jombakh, Large bodied; a large louse.
1s:\is>.jomlokhetf One large louse.
'i^i* jomhedct, A vault, an arch*
j.yc^JoinLer, A large camel, a young owli
^^ chemler, A wreath, ^ : ^ '
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. AJ^ jomlosJi, Motion^ occupation. *
'iAxi=^jomloJ£ety A deformed or bad womana J ^A^V chemhelool, A swing. ^'-JiAxXs*. J erribeleekj A big aged woman. v«^
• >^7^ jomlendeh, Moving perpetually* .V >,^ .-^ chemleh, A large bar , n j^^jonheedan^ Td.^ «::^'e/2«ef,Paradise,heaven.[move, to be moYedJ. ,
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^:j^jon7ief, A covering, a shield, armour, ^j^ Jortser, A large fat camel, ij^SjLa. jonsqorefy Heaped up earth or ^us.t. j^aRs>J€njek, Southern -wood^ ,g^ chencheh, A hammer. ^^s>.jonhy A watch of the night ; yoW^ Great. ^->,jond, An army, raining \jendy Hard ground. jXcr chendy How much? how many? .♦I 1 >u^ che7ida2i, As many as, how many soeve;*, 'J )>^ cheridhneet Just so pany. [so much. ^sXc>.j07idokh, A large locust. ^^^jendel. Stone, a stony country, a garden, •>?£ chend^h, A large bar, a bolt, a hammer. t$^^ jondeey One soldier. (/>^ chejidee, A .♦ j>^ chendeeVy So many, [quantity, some one. J I JL?" jeneral, A general, ^r^^ ^'/w5, Species, ji.is^je?2sh. The emptying of a well. [sort. ^d^sfjmadeli A corpulent man. PjJ>^ che7ighoo%ilh A kind of pistacho-nut, i^Jus^jenify Deviating from the right way. j^s^ j 071 fond ^ Fear, fodder, dung. ". Juj* je7ifoory An ancient sepulchre. ^^.J^jengy War, combat. [A crab, a fighter?
'^.J^ c/iew>^, A lute, a harp, &c. ; ^Jengar, J feu^ chengalehy A little flesh-hook, [thirsty. 4*? ^ fe^'f chenghneedun, To make war, to be
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jKt^ chengol, A hook, forest, a desert, tickling, ^ lxvwfei.5( chengolistari;, A tree, thicket, grove, ^^J^^ chengohq^,lLame, mutilated, [garden,
^^jenguee, A braye soldier, warlike, active, 2\ ■* swift ho^se.
^j^^>^ye?2^«efi^ttw. To giveba^ttle, tobet^ c-j^^ jenocibj The south, the sputh-wind. ^ys^jencpieey Southern, ^ ^ultrj day. b ys^jenood^ Y\\x\, Qf sj^^jond, [Wanderings ^ ^ jonooSt Plur. o^ ^ip>.jens, L^y^jonoof, t^y:^jonooT?t Xq be mad, being dark (night, >
flying round and humming (flies,) growing
luxuriant (grass )j
J.^ chenehi G rain, a bait for birds, [genii, or spi rit-*
j^s>jeneei Gathered, pulled ;yi/? wee, Onedernoni^
^[j^jeneedun^ To distil, to drop.
. jo^jene^s, Deceased, dead, i^i^^^jeneerit Bu-
.♦-Jt^ cheiieeri. The heart. fried.
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y^ jaw, Barley. ^^ choo, When^ then^ thus, 1 4*. jiuf^f A large space of ground. l^\y:>.j^tvhb, An answer, a speech, [chicken.' \si ^ jja.^'a7/;aiee, Answerable, .s^ i *^ chowaeheh, A ^ ) jj, jawad. Beneficent, running swiftly (a* 3 A S y^j<^^^h Plur, of 3 Ars. jcdl, [horsc,^ Ay^jiWd'^i Neighbourhood, a farmer^
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J I 4^ cJiiwar, Excuse. iSj\^jatvaree, PJur. of x^ ^ {^j'areef. ^.^j6^,J^/^'^» Allowed, lawful,..going away, ^
> ' *^ jawat, A large wooden mortar; also, the *• j ^ f^jau'hxeh, The tripe of an ox, a fever, y- Sy^jawwhs, A spy. [haughty air.
J.. >^.J«2^m;^J2, Corpulent, walking with a (^y^^i^Jowaf, A kind of fish.
^^J *^ cbiwhk,. Flour dressed with oil.~ " ** ^ <3^ jii^'ali Plur. of ^^^ 700/. ^ I .^ jhdwhh A sacjc, a bag. ^\y>.jawh.lihi, Plur, of 4-4^ /^Z^. XJ^^a. jawhlet, The best part of any thing. j^\f javihldo%, A large packing needle, i.JGJj^J^Wa/?'^, A portmanteau, _' '^'^
^ ^ I ^pjawcimerdf Generous, brave. i^^/*) ^jewhncrdee, Generosity, bravery, &c. ^ ^^ ;OM*d/wm, Plur. of ^\^jamia. . v'*
iM ) ^Joivh?},^ Young, a young man, a boy, Scci) ^ I* f ^jowq,?ia7?, Plur. of ^ I ^Jowan,^ ^ "-"^ i^\ ^^ jQiuan^jiehf Manly, gallantly. ' ^ <^^'
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j f y?- jawhneey. Youthful.
■^_,jG 1 ^ jhtuaneeJt, A hen- sparrow^ jA\ya>jawaher, Plur. oi ^ y>, j aivhert ijai> \ y» jawahe^i, Plur*. of ^jait* U. jahi%,. y}\^^jau)ahe%t Plur. of s^uyaijzef, s^^s>.javol, Cleaving, cutting, tearing, a shield; w^«^ c/;a^, A rod, stick, a baton, a beam*, y t ,,__^ ^ chopper y A nut-shelL ^ wajP- cliopnatij A rolUng-pin* ^ I *^ cliohan, A shepherd, a pastor; 'ijys^jawlet, A gap, interval. ^.,<^*^ chope^,A J ^ choLeh, A rolling-pin. [little stick*
\*p ^^ chopeen, Wooden, timber. J^.\£^ choheeneh, Wooden, 'iy^jaivwety Rough ^^ joajoo^ Sparrow, [ground, rusty, a ditch. ^.■yc^ choochehy A swan. ^y^jawe^k, Eradicating, ruining. ^^£f,jedd, Gr,eat or plentiful rain, liberal. !i^^ juwedhy Plur. of ly^jvod. [good.
i,^.^^jawd€f, Benignity, thirst; joodet, Being ^^^jcLU^r, Injustice, oppression, >--ijy^ jci^reh:^ A shoe, a stocking, "i-/^ ^^oorpehy A small duck. [An ostrich. S-^, ya. jawereU ?l^r- o^ j ^jawr, 3j >». jawrelc^ jj^jaw^h^nsi^r^^ middle.
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[die of the body. \jyi>,jaw%h, A star, a sheep white in the mid* '^ ^jys. jflt^xa/2e/?;',A medicine, [fawn or doe* t^y>.jau)^^f> One nut. ^j.;*. joo%er, A young f^^^^Jawisei, Colton.
»t/ ) ^ jooxgereh, A coat button.
j^ yCJ J ^ Joo^gejidom, Santiix, bat-ley. Sjy^jawzel, A young pigeon, poison^ a bojr* t J ^ joozeh or choozeh, A chicken, a noose* AJf, j^^&heTy The sphere of the moon, a comet* ij*^„)f^ jaw%eenehy A dish made of nuts, k,Q.\ ^^\m y». jiRvshnt Searching for with anxiety., i— Y^ ^a. J awsck, A place, a lofty building. •M yi^^ jawseeden, To adhere, to be fixed. , ji, ^javush, The breast, midnight, p. joo^^, A gi-* .>( i,v Iji' vj' jooshctnden, To cause to boil, [tation* ^ ^ ^ jooshpereh, A kind of food* .ji^^jooshisht Boiling, cooking, heat.
^^J^ ^jooshek, A button-hole. •;:.'>
^ ^ jawshen. The heart* [the fereastJ^
^^yi,ys».j08hoosh. People, a w^atch of the night/ /♦J >*-ji^ *^ joosheeden, To boil> to cook; is^jflu^is;, Walking pi'oudly. [gerr
^ ^ jua, Hunger> starving* 'u \ ^ jaivdt, Hun* ^ *^ choogh, A yoke. (^ ^)^ •^ chooser ee^ Sout ^^^^joqf, Extensive, hollow. [milk.
•i^y^JdiVef, Amplitude, capacity. ^»^^y«tt^e. Hollow and capacious withiri. cJ j^Jdi^^, Declining, a bodj of m\£n. X5 ^js. /att'to, A; crowd, a muititdde. [ficer. I J *^ chooIiOolf An observator, collector's of-
^^ •^ choohy A profound inclination Vefore a
king. 't ^ ^ clioolslahy A district undet* a Foujdai*; .^.^^ 700/, A wall, parapet, herd, [agitation. 'f^^^ y:^ jdwetati, Wanderiiig, walking round, ^^ ^^ c%offih, A weaver. * ^Jawm^ Seeking, en- '>^ choom. Tallow. [quiring.
yjf t ^ choomak, A stick, a hiace of iron. . j^^ yy^ ^jomherees, Ahea.m divided into partSi ^^ A^'jcmerd, Liberal, beneficent^ -•j tfjhoori, How ? in the nlahner of. ^^jawni White. /M ^ -p choonkji, Ju^t ds if; ijys».Joonef^ A canister. Ji^jawneh, The sum .J ^s^ jhoo7iee, iiow do you do ? quality. \*r^ *^ chobiieen. In this manner. ..^joo-or. Asking with a loiid voicci Ji^y^ jdo-oshy Plur, of jt^jaivshi A i.^^t'jdwherdari Glittering; [melsi
^^xys>juh-juh, A %Vord Used in checking ca* 'Jiyiijawhet, A gem, jeweL i< fjdwii A |;rain of barley*
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esy^jawi, Inflamed by rage orlove,fcetid water* t ^ jut/ a, Ambitious, wishful. J ^V. f Juilkr, The bank of a river, a river. ) >f*' f,j^^y^^> ^ ship- worm. ^" ^juichehj A rivulet. i*jl,f^ jawhiy Of barley, broth, &c. made of it. j^^juyt, A petition, a prayer. *^J ^^^ ^^ jiiiyden, To pray, desire, demand. ^ ^^^^^Juyinehy A swan, any aquatick bird. ^cr chiy What ? J Ss^ chcfrotieh, How ? in what i\)^'^ ch'tsan, Of what sort? [manner?
CL»\^£^jehaf, Plur. of c^jehet, [tie.
A l^ jehkd^ A hard ground, an endeavour, bat^' j^^=»-J€har, Acting openly, reading with a loud ) l/j^ chehar, Four. [voico.^
t*) ^ jK-^ chehargtin, Four and four, J (^ J t^ chehhrganehy Of four forms. ' f )\^ cliehhromy The fourth. *j W j^^^o^rct, A loud voice. ^\^s>jeha%,K portion given with a daughter. ^{^johhal, Flur. of y^johl. XJ {^^jehalef, Jgf^ 3lo l^^ jehametj Receiving sternly. [norance/ \^| L?^ je/z^tw, The world. , "*
I I T ^ {^^jehanhi'a, Adorning the world.
y ^ i I .*j Ip jeh(inafrc%. Enlightening the world, Cj\ Cj Uy^/iawZraft, God Almighty^,.. ^ . ' i
J IjI> jakanlhnee, Imperial, ^^r^ cfic^itiH^ &[^jeJihnet, A youhg maid servant. [Manj» ',) \pjelihneey Worldly.
.i*J ^-^ ^ JeJihneedun, To cans^ one to leaj>, ■(.--A^ jV^^, A heavy dull countenance. -^.x^ jihhed, Paying w^ith ready money. o^A^ je}ih6%j Acute, buying with ready moneys. CK^Jehet, The side- face, fespect. f vigour. t^sy^jehjeheiy A libii. o^^jehd, An attempt) ^y^ cheKr, The face, countenance. )^^^jehrh, A mullitude, winking, beautifuL ]^^jehran, Publicly, with a clear voice. ^ j^s^^jehretj Open, conspicuous. ^ ^i^ j ehremeyet, A kind of linen cloth* b ^^ chehreh. The face, the air, a wheel* •^s>jehet, Rushing into danger. ifi^^jehsh, Crying and running frightehedi ^^i^\Ji.^jehshan, Fearing, springing. tii-^jehshei, A profusion of tears, a mob. ^^jeh%^ Overcoming, removing. ^'ehl,
^.^jehl, Ignorance. '^=>. johela^ Plur. of J^ tX^jehelef, Ignorant. / fi chehelom,Tht foi^^
^^jeJim, An austere- look. [tieth.
^js. jeherif Coarseness of face. - U^ jehennam, A deep well or pit. ^^^Jehennem, Hell, the infernal iire.
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\y^jeliwhi A tent, with a roof, [we/?, A pudding. ty^^johood. Laborious, a jew. J 1 ^ ^johood^* tf ^ ^johoodee, A jew, Judaism. [Keen, clever. ^j^i^jehweree, High-sounded. 'ii^^s>johoo%et, ^ y^ j^^ool. Very ignorant. ^y^:^jehoom, Weak, impotent. %^ y^:^ johoomet, Austere countenance. ilfy^sf-jewa, Having naked posterioTs. ^j^^jelieed, Pasture . ^yL^^jeheedim, To bounds ^isj^s>.jeheedee. Diligence, study. [to leap. yx^jeheer. Loud voice. ^^ cJieheer, The face, yx^jekee%, Light, swift. [complexion.
(joA^i^jeheex, Abortive, not fully formed. ^j^jehee'td, Hell, j ^^ cJiehi/ooz, A pully or ^ ;iei, Arriving. [block.
.£> chi, What? who? 'iUs^jeiad^t, Arrival. J'i^ jeri/ar. Heat in the stomach. )Q\j^jeiya%, Walking proud. I %\^-^jdyhfj An interred corpse. «^ Ue. jeiyhweii A seat for a pot or kettle, u^j^jeihf A cloak, 'ixj^jeihef. An answer. J y^jeipoovy The king's high-way. I *A^^ checpoor, The spear's iron head. 3Ua. 7%ef, A ditch, yij^^jeeter, A short man. hyVj.^^ jeiseloot, A lying impure woman. gvAj> jee/, A ward. .)^a-. jeejel, A large stone.
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J>J^ cheecheTeJi, Sickness, pai-Rv o^AJs. jeed, A beautiful neck* \i'j^jeedh. Having a fine neck (woman^J^ J 1 aa^ jeedar. The scarlet oak. [tear up^.
^v^ eheeduHy To collect, to pull, to cut, to, xO' c^eer, Valiant, a con(^ueror, sublime, im-^ ^^x^jeeri, Certainly. [pudent..
ijA^ jeeret, An edge ©r corner.. ^^4> cheer eh,, y^ chee%, A thing, an article. [Bold..
^j^ cheezoOyk hedgc^-hog. [One thing, nothings tj^ chexehy A small forceps, ij >-f^ chee%ee», ^♦♦vs.wv^r'' chees-t^ What is it ? ,*j l:^,^^ cheesian^ A >iw*A^ jeesood. Tree or stick. [A riddle,
f^j^Jeesh, An army, recreation, [with dignity.. U^j^jcity Turning away. 15/.^. jee^, Walking^ y^ u^^ cheeghoot, A bad pillow,, the middle^ CSj^^jeefef, A carcase, a corpse. y^jeeh A body of men, a troop,
L^ cheel, A troop, a crowd. ^ IL^ cheehn, A wood haunted by wolves* ^x^jeem, The letter g., a silk robe, .♦r^^ cAeew, China, a fold, a wrinkle. ^ >uj^ tJL.5r cheenhyeedun, To cause to assemble. ^jA^ chindereh, A-playing. j ^^ cheenoor, J^£^ cheeneh, A gin, grain. [Right, straight. ^ I * -J^f^ cheenehdt^n, The crop of a bird.
yio- cJieenee, Chinese, china-ward^ Z^ ^j^juyooh,V\uv. oi ^^s^ jeil* ^y^juyood, Plur. of c^s^jeed, [Qoick silrefi tr >^=* jiiyoosh, Plur. of iji.A^jeish,i ^ jeeweh, x-Ji j^Aj* j6ihelook, Moiree-dung. j>^Ai^ jeihoor, A flj.
^ y^a. The sixth letter of the Arabic alpha- bet, and the character of eight in arith- *^\s>. hklf A sin, crime. [metic.
Sj U» Jixlet, A court, a crime. ^.jU. haLel, Cast- j^ U* lihloor, A meeting of villains, [ing a net. ^ U- hahee, A giver, bestower. 3o U ^a^?7, A youth, weak. ^ U hatem, A judge, jjfj U ^a/ee. Drinking much. ^^ u ^asew, A O'. U. l-> hhjit, Plur, of c:.^ U /2d^/e^ [hot-day, vv^s. la. a. p. /fo/'i^, A porter, an eye-brow. c<^ L* hkjet, Necessity, &c. ^'^^p, a. hajefmend, Indigent> necessitous. ^U» hkjery A bank, a wall, j^ U hcLJi%, Hin- 3^U /tayW, Having the feet bound, [dering* ^^U. hajem, A surgeon, a barber. jys^Ls. hajooVy A dam, a dike. g^3i.U hdjooret, Blind-man's buff* fsour.
^^ U Aa/ee, A IMahometan. ^ U ^a J, Sharp, c, ji U hkdesy Just appearing. »S a Is* hdidiset, A novelty, a misfortune.
^ A U hader, Of a firm compact bod}% cJaU hbjdtk. Ingenious, industrious. ^_5 i l=* hadoor, An ear-ring, i^ i la* hadee, A con^ i U. haz, The rump, . [ductor.
^^U M%eA Avoiding, readj.^ Uj U». ^i/'^ar, ^ U harr. Warm, sultry, [Breathing hard. ij U. haret, A street, t^^ U. hkres, A farmer, 5 J U. hhredf Passionate, warm. [a lion.^
ij^j U» hares, A cqmmander, a centinek jjc^ls* litres, Desirous, ambitious. cJ^ Ui. hkreky Burning, ardent. *»^ Is* hhreket^ uij^ ^^^'f'oon, A restive horse. [Fire.
-jU. ha%emy Provident. iu,U, hhsset. Sense, j^ U» hased. An enemy. w«, la. hb,sir, Naked, dis- ^ U» /^a^/t, Except, God forbid \ farmed.
ojt l-^ hashed, Ready, prepared. [garment.
X^Ls* hhsheyety A margin, edge, the hem of a. .-**9U». hksehy (Wind) spattering aound^ ^Ul hisedy A reaper, a mower, t' ^tiai i h difer. Prohibiting, a restrainer,^ a^^tmait, - • y^\^ hhsel, Advantage, remainder, cjcinclusion, /^AoU. 'kdsen, A modest woman. .[bitact. jto\^ hcL%er, Present, ready money, an inha- g^ye\si hh%erjet. Present, quite ready. ju^ U., hh%net, A nurse, %j^\^hhtooret, Penetrating (sword. j
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ixiU. hhjid, A boy, a servant, a brother-in-law*
^U> Ad^r, A claw> a naiL
iy U hhferety Commencing, path, [guardian,
Aiii U. hafisheh, A water-course. Ui U» /ia^25, A
XJai U. Ubfi-xetj A female guardian.
^ U. /ia)2/, A fruitful branch of a tree.
4,il> hdfee, Barefoot. t-Jl»» /laM, The middle
M U. huikit. Worth. [(of winter, &c.)
Sy U. haketet. Striking the feet.
^^ U. haken. Having a diabetes. [tooth.
3Lo U*' hakenet, The stomach. *^> U htiiet, A
^S) U. kkkenif A governor, magistrate, &c.
*:i\^^i\s> hkhemaneh, Judicially, &c.
SU-S) U hhkemet, A ladj, a princess.
^ySsU. hakee, An. author, historian, [present*
^ L=> Aa/^ Condition, an affair. "S U. A^/d, Now, at
ci, iJ U Aa/flt^ Plun of y[^ hal. [state.
i—aJU hhleh, A milker, xi u. M/e/, Quality^
cJiJ U hklek. Shaving. [SlothfuL
^L> Ai/ftt, Very black, pitchy. JU. halem,i
Xif^U. Iialooket, Sharp pointed (a sword.);
U la. htilcyunt At this time. i'
'iAl^htili/et, Adorning herself (woman.) .
U U Aaw^, A weight of four and a half drams*
ow« U hamed, A praiser (of God.)
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^^ li* hame%. Sour, J>ungent, accomplisted* yjis. hhmel, A porter^ a carrier, • t5-c U hhmee, A defender, a camel. 313 U /i^^e/, A wine shop* k3 1». hhnet, Very red i*U U haneki Very black. [skini
is^ la. hjiiootj A shop, ^j U hknee, A wild cow. tf J U. hawee, Gollecting, a collector. Ib^jU. haweyett The interior (of the bellyO c--oU. hhyel. Sinning, offending, juU* hhyed^ jj U* hayeVj Astonished* [Turning from*
(jijU* hayeshy A plantation, kj U. hayety A wall> inclosure. ib U. hhyeky A J.J U /i^z/e/, Detaining. [weaver* •
i-^ hehhf A grain, a pill, affection, a lover* Us. helh, A royal favourite, a gift. *-j Ui* hetcthy A heap, love.
^ tp- helcileh, A bubble of water.
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ci* Ua» /leJa^, Pluri of cas. helh, t-o Ixa* holhheii J La. AeJar , A inark, sign* [Weak*
gjUs* heihref, Plur. of ^^a^ helerif, if J U*s. holiiree, A bustard* A^ Ui* holasheh, A mixed multitude* i Ias. /ieZ»^/, Plur. of ^ hell. Xi Ufi* hehalet, A vine- shoot, unripe (vine.) y Uib. hehhlee, Plur. of ^^ AoJ/a. ^U> heHy^h Plur. of x^r^x^ heleeieh
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jL>c» h^lelef, Any thing agreeable, [of stature.
Su&. hebief, One grain, one seed. y:>s* helter, Short
3jUa> hebieiet. Tormented by avarice.
^^ hchtek, Itittle, bare of flesh.
^t,^ hcLeSf A trainless serpent.
gvs^ heljr Approaching, ^ac^^ heljer. Thick.
c-» Lsy* hel-hhb. Short, deformed.
t-^££x^ hehhcht Small, slender.
!ius>.. heb'ezii, O excellent! brave!
^^ hd'r. Beautifying, gladness ; hibry A learned
yjj^ hihj'ler, Any thing. [teacher, ink.
.••'.jA^ hilrety A striped Arabian cloth- [lent.
*^3i. Jeire/, A bustard. ^^X2> AeZ'ra^/i, Malevo^
^y3^:*^ heberhs, A small camel or ram.
j*5^A2» hebcr^eshy A small camel.
(jaS^^ASi. heler^esy A d\\'jirf, ^ small camel.
^.^^As. nelerhelt Blubber-lipped.
^|£,^A2i helerJihi Perishing, fin insect.
Xfj^ hehremet, Soup made of pomegranates*
^^.j^ hehsy Retention, a prison, ^^xz,, hebez^ Moy-
j,^^ ^ei/. Ruined, swelling, [ing.
9jSu^ hebkunst, Hail. [grain of barley,
^y^aAa. hebJtely Short-boiled. iLSaA*. heleket, A
jo^ ^p^/, A league, compact.
jUUa. heblet, A shoot of a palm-tree.
uXLlc*. he^UeiyJi. flesbless st^eep.
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^Ass ho^Ia, Pregnant. ^Ais* helen, The heat of Ua^ hd'jiky Having the dropsy, . [thirst;.
JoXj^ hehcniq,, Short ot body, corpulent. ^A^ hehoOt Giving, being near, eminent. u-_.^A=» le'oohf Plur. of «»o* hejyh. B^Ais. hvhivet, A s^sh. J ^xs^ holoor, CheerfulncsSj ^^A2* helaw?iei\ IMisfortune. [gladness.
^-*AAs» hchcely A friend, favourite, ^Axa. hehcer, A cloud. (j*,.aa2. heLeeSj Dedicated U^xs^hebeet^ Short bodied. [to pious uses,^
x^oAA^ heheekef, A track. ^^^ heleen, See Ua^s, SuAA^v heheenet, The cameli }n. i-iL'si. ^d^^. Going in haste (a horse.) Ia^ heta, Sewing. ci> U=. hetat, Spread. jU^b. hetar, A lappet, covering. -U^* hettani, yji^ hofr^ Giving sparingly. [How long?
»jXs. Jietreh, Sucking. J:.yjX^ hetroosh. Short. c«i;'-. heff; Death. ^XXa- Jietek, Going. J.A-. /ze^e/. The refuse, a gift. *jb. helm. Juris?. ^^^l<;^. hetmkny The commander. [diction. i^s^ hetUy Resembling, same manner. ^A=» /ie/oo. Running quickly. [Plur. of ^Xs>^Jietni. cJ^A> hetoof, Plur. of ucis^ hetf, ^^ hotoovii ^^ hetta, Until, in such a n^anner. tjLo* hess. Stimulating. . oUi* hesh>s, Sleep, a black eye-wash,
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ijlia. hoosttreh, Chaff, a bit of stra^v. jb 11*. hosalet. The worst part, tjijl^vla. heshas, CovttouSt stimulated. cl^ysASi. heshoos, Instigating, many. [ful.
oIJls. hesf. The rough tripe, ^jb* hcsl, Distress- »jj^ liesich Sediment of oil or ointment. Ji^ hesnif Giving, rubbing. iiU hesmefi A reddish hillock. S-^ heswa, Hav- <jL.yi=. hesooSy Avaricious. [ing much earth. Jk^ hesttt Sprinkled earth. ^Xaa-* heseesee, Impulse, stimulation. JaXs. hesexly A mountain-tree. ^^ hcjj, Pilgri- IsKV:^ hejd,, Understanding, [mage to Mecca. v-_> Ls^^ hejhh, Modesty, shame. [pressor.
g-U.-^^ hejaf. The eye-brow; hejjhj. An op- j Irs?^ hojjcir, A lapidary, j ijcs^ Ivja^, Mec- J la^2. hq/af, 1 he flux. [ca,
^ bo.=. hejhl, Plur. of *X:s«c^ h(*jlef, ' ^ l^i^^ hi jam, A rein, a bit. iix^ lr5s^=> hcjkrnct, y^^^ hojh, Breeches. [Bleeding, scarifying. AA2^^ hejehcty Plur. of 4_Ai. U hajijj. l:s^'he^jet, A pilgrimage. ^ss^ ht^Jr, Hindering; In'jcr, A stone. c»\^ Jiojraf, Plur. of s,.:s hojre.t. ijj^j^ hojrkii, Interdicting, preventing. 'i^ hqjret, A cell, closet.
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[Making peace." y^ hejz, Interposing, prohibiting. \ys: hej%z, »ys hoj'zet, The waist, the girdle. 3^^ liejl, A jewel for the foot, w^ IL^ hejelahy The domestic swalloWi ^^ ^jsv-. hejlh,n> Jumping with bound feet, ♦sv^ hejem. Shaving, sucking, .^.sv^ hejoo, Stopping, avaricious, conjecturing* ^^srvs* hejoor/l\\Q bosom, breast.. ^y,ss=. hejooUy Far off. [margin.
^^sf^hja. Intelligent, sensible; hejee, Edge, gvA3A=» hoLjcef, Plur. of ^ u ha'ce. Sys\:^ ]iejjee%a,RGConci[in^. [A limit,
wji/^sv::* hejeef. Wind in the bowels, jv^ heddj
5 w\^ hcda. Impelling, c» ^ <a^ hedacit, A two- «::^i• ! A=* hedqLsef, Youth, novelty, [pronged fork, i^j>^ heddad, A porter.
6 5»Xi* hedak, Plur. of S3 ,>^ hed/ccf.
oo \ *>^ liedaid, Plur. of H ju ,><i,hedtedeti i-Jijlj>.iv hedhik, riur. of ii^j^^ hedceket. c jvi. A/Je/, The edge of a sword. [tales.
ciL- Jsc:- hedes, A young man ; hids, A letter of w Ij j.«^ hedes(tf, Plur. of JL- J^ hades. (jjlio^ hedsan, Beginning, novelty. ^**X2. hodsa, An accident. [hibited,
^ j^s. Aet//', Loading a camel, i js> heded, Pro-
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J jo> lieder, Haste, robust, depressing, %j .x>. hodref, A troop of camels. (^U.j45o. hUrifath Short of body. UM«>^ Jiedst A false opinion, going fast. X>' Jo. hedeiet, The pupil of the eye. ^j^ hedl, Uncertain, wry-necked, 3ul!uV=» liodeliketi The eye, &c* [a fire.
X« wV2» hcdernett Ardour, the crackling sound of 'jj^ 4>o J.S. hedendehce, A wonderful thing. . 3^ *>» hednhy The north wind. t±>_jOc». hodoos, Appearing, discovery. d^<>o hodood, Plur. of jo*. ^e^J. J^«Xi» hedoor, A descent; hodoor, Compact. ^j^jks^ hodoorei, A congregation. [tract,
vJiojo hedees, Newly made, explanation, ex- ^jc*. hedeesee., Narrative, fable. Ou<x=» hedeedf Bordering upon, iron. i(juJo> hedeedet, A weapon, a tool. XiuJca. hcdeekefi A garden, palm plantation.' I jc> hhhi Facing over against, a shoe. J 1 3cs. hizar, Caution, care. JUj ? j^ hozhrevieti Talking much, full of talk. 4Sj\b^ kjzhree, 1*1 ur. of 3bj j.=* Jiixreet, Sli ! i^ hezafet, A bit of meat, morsel. i^ ! jc he%hfeer, Plur, of j ^ ^-^ he%foor.
fbj heart. (_J!oo* 'hi%aJiy Quickness, getting the alcora» 3u» \ j<a. he%bJieU Acuteness, extending, a mouth- \^ \ b<^ A^«^^^ee, Talking well, a sharp knife. [fuU ^j^ \ bo ho%ameer, Plur. of j^ 4o. he%moor^ .. :> <x^ h€zc%. Nobility.
J jo» hc%i\ Care, prudence. ; [date's- stalk, (LJ'^» ,b^ lic%rfo()J\ The paring of a nail, thQ: ,SI^\3o. ho^roiet, A stewed dish,,SQU£, SLo.jv:^ hi%}^ei/2et,/£u\\ of talk. Ibj 0^ hizrect^ A cock's comb, rough ground;, .j3 ho. he%f. Striking with a stick, cutting ofF' (a syllable of a word, by apocope,) conr ferring favours, [large assembly.
J ^ ho. ho%fuoi\ A side, district, illustrious, a tJj jo» he%k, Enlarging, reaping. [the eye. 23 ho. hexket, A part. XX»>^ he%lelet. Rolling ^ jcs. he%lf Love, inclination ; hozoJ,, Yoice. - j*^ he%my Cutting, being swiCtia walking or ^ j<^ he%o, Sitting opposite. • [reading.
CJ^^J ^^ 7/e%oors/io(/dw, To be cautious. (s ho. he%ip<, Biting the tongue. X jvi» lu%eet, A slice of meat, over against. •JO 5^=>. he%eelt. Cut, shaved. XjL> joa. hc%ec1iet, Quickness of understanding,
*^. jsc^ he%eem, Sharp, (sword.)
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^ hirr, iTeat, being hot ; Jion\ Free. \g,\js>^ hertil. War, fighting. L^ljft. heraf-ee, Vlur. of ,__, .=» herb. Ol^ hertit, A court, murmuring. cl>1^ ^dr(^5, A far men ^\j^ heraj, P!ur. of sb>^i> hcrjef, ^}js> herkd, ^yant of milk (a camel.) ■^\y*' herctr, Becoming free. [Just,
x^jiy^ hci^krety Fervor, heat, violent thirst, x^K^Sj^ heraset, Guardianship, j^*.^^ herasin, A species* of fish. \jo \y^herrh%y A maker of plaster or cement. Xi^j^ herbfety Changing, bitterness, anger, i^i^^^ hcrhfezy Plur. o( hiii j^herfi^el, \3^>s» herrak, An incencliarj* XS^^ herakdty Fuel for lire. Ji\^:^ h'r' leWy ■^ \^ herik, Motion. [Reddish brown,
^\^:^ heritn, Unlawful, venerable. SLot^s* heramef, Government. eJ v)^ hetaw%hclchj A bastard, thief. *k, ^1^ herhr/ntfcgh^, The spinal marrow. ^ ^^ herhnice, A robber, an assassin. ^ !^ herhr?, The obstinacy of a restive horse, jj,,,^^^^ heramees, Plur. of y**^!^;:-* herames, U^Sj^h^erhtoef, Acidity. u^ ^2* /ier ^, Fight, plundering, an enemy.
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L;^ herm, A camdion. Xj^^ hcrle.f, Friday, j^j >i> hcrhce. Warlike, near to. [Bending a baw. ~ U ^-. herhhjj Corpulent, gross, li \j^ herha^, t !<^j J? herhgkhy A field of battle* [on.
>^^ ■jp' A<?rt/,"Rnbbing haTd, of a bad dispositi- gj j^ herlct, A glutton. [tivating, gaining. >lVj^=* Jtcrteky Slender-bodied, ^^s^ heys,QKxi- ^ .^ herej, Narrowness, a fault. ^^^ »^^=* hcrjef, A troop of camels. cJi^^»2* herjefj A cold wind. ^^^-. h&j^l, A troop of horses. [wings.
{^^y^y^ herjciViiv, A kind of locust without 6^v^ herd, Proposing, an intention. .._, i >t* kcrdeh, "Ni^ht-shade, ciaj i .^ herdalet, uHa^ i -j:> Jierdeinet, Stubborness. " [Lightness. j^3 ij.r> henoon. The land crocodile, i*^ ^ heroref, Heat or sourness (of victuals.) Xj^, j.r* heroriyct, Good extraction. \_y^ //er 2;, Level ground, children playing. ^^ hers, An ed/e. [Enmity.
hershy Hunting the crocodile; hcresh, y^ hershrfy An artichoke, a thistle. Si-ij^ hershcfot, Unlevel hard ground. {jj^^j^ hershoon, A species of bramble. ^ysj^ hers. Longing, desire, ambition. ^p j^ here%t Corruption, lean, unable to move.
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cj^^ herf, A letter, inverting. [Kage. fire,
lij^ hhfdy Business. cJj^ Itcrli^ Brunt; hereli^
f.9j^ horkct, Flame, ardour.
i) js^ heri/i', Ingenious, industrious, [a vowel.
CS ^ herekct. An action, motion, procedure,
VS ^ herJiClct, A leather saddle.
-^2> herm, Despair, forbidden ; her em, K wife;
Jiorm, Prohibited, character, &c, ^Lo^:>7iermas, Smooth, light, hard. ^^^Uji* heniKX??, flaking unlawful. f^^s> hcr'imct, Prohibiting; liormef. Sacred, a
protection, reverence. '^y^y> hermes, A barren year. 3-o^a* hermel, ^j^ Iicrniee, Prohibitive, [Wild nie.
(j3v«^> Jicreinccn, Ihe two sacred cities, Mecca %^^^s> horoolff Plur. of «_»^-i. herb, [and Medina. 1,^^ hertvet, Bitterness, sourness. [hot.
a^j^ Jiorood, Restraining, j^^s* horooVt AVarm, Sjj^j^ heroor'itjety Freedom, nobly born. tjo^y^ heioc%y Ready to die (from love or nie- i^^js> heroofy Plur. of o^s* herf, [lancholy.) L3iy=* herook^ Fuel for /ire* Xjjj^ herociket, Pottage, gruel. ,^>*^^ hei^oon, %^ h^reh, Xight-shade. [Restive (horse.)
a; ,r> hera, A court, a palace. «P^^^ her eel, Spoiled, plundered.
^j.-> hcrreye^. Nobly born, freedom. [A friend* ^/y=>. hereed, Single, living alone, ^j^^ hereer^ *s^^ hereeree, A silk merchant, (jij^^ hereesh^ A serpent, a griffin. [Covetous. Xii^^ hereeshel, A species offish, ooj^s.. hereeSf {^j^^ /zerf?^/', Impudent, audacious. iJtj^-* hereek, Burnt, flame. i£.i^ hereed, Dane- *.j^2> he?ee772, A comrade. f^"g»
*<vjj^ her eemet, Any thing desirable, procured. j.a» /i^^^x, Scraping, boring, ^j Kc> he%citce, Thick j^ys* /zexd^/ Diligence. [and short.
Ulv-* hexcbJian, Necessarih', by/orce. Xli* ^ •,=> he%akelct, The lowest rank of men. * K=* hezhm, A surcingle, belt, X5Ki^ hoxcinet, A Family. ^*^^^> hethmter, Plur, of^^.*--. hetmoor* ji\y^ he%kvi'er, Plur. of^^^^. he%oor, L^'j^ he%ly A troop, a part. Xj-^^ he%ha,Vn*. Uy^ IiO%%et, The waist, the neck, [even ground. S^2*y*i^.2:e//-2:<3.'? Indisposition. * .C>y^ he%k. Tying with U rope. ^ v-. lieted, Reap- ^'-^ he%er, A term, w^arlike. [i"g*
3.5^2^ Jiezkel, Narro\\^ covetous, niggardly. -y^ 7ie%em, Binding (a load.) [king, splitting. ^ ys^ho%met,Ahund\e of wood. ^^y^hezmer,A ^y> he%mel, A vile despicable woman.
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• XJy* Itzmft A rugged raountainy„ %j^ y> htzwercf, A little hill. ^^y- hc%aukJ, Short of stature. ^ij^ lotccw, riur. cf -^ hc%crA* i^\s'j^ hi'%oon, Vicious (a sheep.) li^j^ lioxoonely Kuggedness of ground. y^^ji'j^ hcxeeran, The month of July. 'm^y*- he%eem, A girih ^^.< y, hccxefv^ Melanc ho* ^j^s>. ^e5s, Feeling, imagination, sense. [Ij, tud» Uo heshi A potion, drai^ght. t-»L«ca. lu&a^ f Calculation, proportion. [ ''['-^ ju U«^ hesalef^ Estimation, reputation, coniput- i A l*i*ft. hesadd. Envying j U^ hosai'y Unarmed^t (^ Lm> hos)s, Unhappiness, malignity. ^Lo. heficikel, Plr.r. of 3*=-, — Iiea&eL -U*». //05.ini,-A sharp sword.
U^ hossaif, riur. of ^^j,m*5» //05w. *p^3w hesb, Computing, a sufficiency, a surety. • iC:jJu*w«*£* hcselcl'imkan, As fiur as possible. /^U«»»- hoslhn, Reckoning, an arrow. *A**i» hcsM, A reward, price.
.,.,^ heB'jee, Belonging to nobility, homt, A state^j^ circumstance.
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ow»e- A i5<?<:?. Envy, malevolence. ^ ^>j.s> hesdi'ly An ape, wicked. [ly at bearh J jsA»*r* /ig5<7e/c?5,Pretendingaversion,tho' fnenJ-. ^^^ /le^iV, Fatigued; making bare, sighing for o ,<«*^ /ic5r^/, TmpalienGe, grief, longing, [grief. 3"***^ liepfel, Piinj children. jJcama heslel, Large ^^MO=. h^sek, Rough, conceiving hatred. [bqlUedi ^^^ lies I, A you n^ crocodile. ^..^ hesm, Cutting, searing a wound, ^,., ^ hjsen. Beautiful, beauty ; hos?7. Goodness, iJilri ^^y*wu5- liQsnelihoUt A good disposition. U**^ hcsnciy A beautiful woman. Ciil>A^=* hes?7ixi, riur. of ^^s* /i^5^?2» 5U:*^2* hcseiidt, A good vvcrk, a benefit. ^•^2» hosjia, Paradise, victory, most beautiful* ^**^ /;<?500, Drinking much, a. draught. ij.*^^ hesiiMt, Ohedraught. i^*»<^teooJ, Malig- j^-«*-. hesoor, Indisposed, pained, [nant, envious. ^^*»^ hesool, riur. of ^,Mi> /i^^/. ' ? - [labour. -^«*2» hosoomy' Wicked, weaned^ fatigued with ^5*,*2* /^6'SJ5, Water absorbed., v^--,-. hesechj Valued, conspicuous for birth, ^A*«^ JieseeVy Tired, sighing, [dignity, merit, &c.. Xi/A-*i> //e5ep/e^. Rage, vile, [volent mind, hatred, x*:^....^ foee^'efj The .unfeelingness of a male-i j^AMCi /ic6'ee/, A calf.' jv,vs>7ioseg//, Beautiful, &o«
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'^> Jieshsh, Inflamed with desire, a gardfen» U^* 1i€shh, Brink of the water, passage. ^ UU. heshshan, Flur. of jis-. heshsh, ^yijlii^ JieshayesJiec, One forager, ^iio. heshd, Assembling a troop. ^Jic^ heshr, A meeting, resurrection. OL>^^iJo. hefil^raty Plur. of » Ji^ hesliret, jJ^i^ heshrel, A reptile, &:c. [place.
g.^-* heshrej, A small cup, a well in a sandj SU^ifci hesJiermef, The mouth and nose.
^i;=* kcshesh, Dry herb or grass. < iii^ hesJ/f,
*.fiii:£» hcsh/tct, Plentiful rain. [Dry bread.
*>i;r> heshni. Angry ; heshem. Retinue ; hoahoin,
X.vJir^ hesJimet, Enraged, ashamed. [Bashful.
^jt^liCsheUf Smelling.
'»s.L^ htshnef. Malevolence, hatred.
'^ ^4i^ heshoof , The bowels, intestines, [ing sides.
j yii.s^ heshooVf Firm-fleshed horse, having swcU-
:i jiks* heshooJ, Milk collecting soon in the udder
. (a she camel.) ^jii^i* heshee, Breathing hard, corrupted. Xxio* hesheijet, A stulled couch or bed. (jji/ji^ Jicshee-'ih, Dry herbage, covetous. jli^Jia. hesheeshef. One herb. jUui;^ Iiesheelet, A *.*^a. hesheem. Having a great retinue, [family. cj4> /t<?55, Walkir.g swiftly, thinness of hair.
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fU^^ h^sh, Quenching thirst. ^i*a^ Jiisad, Reaping, the harvest. jl*at^ hisa^, A castle, besieging. (je\j,a^ hss^s. Vehemence, quickness, rattling of Xi La:;, hesafef, Judicious. [the belly,
*j \^^ hos^lefj Refuse, chafF. [chaste woman, 3o l^a^ lusanef, Stout, a fortress. ^^^ l^a^ Jiesati,A *K;lAaj^ heshid, Plur. of jv^^a-* hesed, J.J Laiv liesail, Plur. of iixXAAa-. heseelet*
he::]), Throwing pebbles; ^^52<^, Full of hesLetf Spotted fever, [gravel (a place,) l*a:^ hissef, A portion, lot. ^ {ss\Mi=^hes/i^s,Hdste, (.j^^sn^a^ hcsJiis, Earth and stone, [being clean. wV^> kesed, Harvest, hard, (cret.
jjA=^ kesr, Detaining, numbering, keeping a se- Xj^^=» hesrt'het, Anxious, avarice. - y*2r=> h srim, Avaricious, tenacious, (ja^a^ /R'5<'5/rhinnessof hair, (.Jua^Ae^^ A rfng- *~aAtf^:> h'.sief, A candlestick, ' [worm.
3aarv //iA<7, Unripe dates. ^^Lar* /??V<^1', Earth, dust* ^jjAsc* /I'A'//, A castle, fortification, [a prison. jy^^ hesoor. Narrow-minded, chaste, a'Kin^, ^^vr-^ hesooj. Acquisition, ^ ya^ hestoifK Break- ^ ^t^y^ hesoofty Plur. of ^^ J/isn. [ing wincf. ^g*asf ht'sa. Multitude, gravel. » >Ala^ heseedet, Cut ofF, harvest.
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^jjuas^ ^e^ee/rt, Small gravel, jjy^as. hescen, A "pnson, ^^ he%%, Instigating.^ Ixii* hezdJer,V\ur, of 5^ l,a=> he%hret, Being present. [ jsv*a=- hexjer. *i l/aa. he%hnet, Educating, removing, vindicate l^Loa. hezhyh, Plur. of X>,i^ hcziyet. \}^Z*
• ^*UU /ie«air, Small detachments, [ifi^'^', Ignoble, «^i» hexely Fuel ; /lexZ-, A male serpent. ^^ua=*. vaa. ^02:r, Leaping, a race, habitation, [ness. c:^yas>. he^rety Presence, dignity, pov^^er, high- l%&^ hetet, A species of herbage used for xj^tas^ hc'xf*^ A serpent. [medicine.
j^^ hexeiiy Sitting on eggs. [vindicating.
%x*as». 1ie%enet» Embracing, educating, averting, ^>a> hexoo, Stirring the fire. ^yoA. ho%oor, Presence, rest, repose.
Vt- hezTice, A stone at the foot of a hill. juwbi. heziyet, Fortunate, lucky. i^Aifl*. hezeeret, A small body of soldiers, jjAA^a- liezepz Low ground. [house.
, L:* 7/ito,Theremains of water. ll3:^/ie/a,A large cyj ik^ ^e/a^. Lopping; Jicttaly Awood-sel- |i» Uar>. /ze/df. The frpth of n^ilk. [lep.
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)aj lt> heihiff A dwarf, short of body,
tj^las. heteh, A n important affair.
*kr» hettefy Letting down, descending.
^k> hytl, A wolf. Jas^ heiem, Breaking.
^Ifvlaa. helm ^n, A general. [Weak, smalj*
S*i2i. hetinetf Old age, barenness. k^kr* hetmiii
_^tK> /^e/oo, Agitating, s^ka. hetooJt, A step.
k_>ka. het%ot. Sloping, depressed*
«■■ ...jks^ heteehy Woody (place.)
lj=> ^<J2;%, Good fortune, pleasure, delight,
Usa. he%hy Plur. of k'^k^a. heoiwct,
5^U:c» hezhret, A sheep-fold.
^ Ifs* ho%am, A meeting of guests, xt-* Aijjg^^
^2^ /t"2:jjer, Prohibiting. [Felicity, dignity,
Mias* ho%oXj The juice of lycium.
3Jc=» hezil, Eating the colocynth. [turning.
5Mac=^ he%elky Restraining one from moving or
^-i^^ /ie%(?/a?i/ Attention. [Becoming fa^.
XJJis. he%lihety Quickness, hasty. ,^ ^^=^ ho%ooJt,
5^l£> he%ivet, Happiness, (^ignity.
3a ^ta. liezQO%, Plur. of ka. /le^s;. ^la-. /ie25fl', A
ho Ua. htfasety A collection. [^''^'"g^ louse,
^ Ub. hefazij\ Fleshy. c-J U^ 7«/a/, A troQp.
»J Ix*- hefalety Worthless.
• Uo. heJFo,!!, A youpg ostrich or camel.
z^\J^ hefiirvet, Benevolent. Si> l^cffct, A wea- cLsjU lu'fi, Destrojing. [rer's beam.
.Nii* tiefd, Going fast (an ostrich, camel, &;c,) jxs. hifr. Digging, hollowing out. »jic=. hefretf A ditch, a grave. ^,j Jii* hefretee, Grim, deformed. 6^ia» hefted, A grain of pearn, name of a plant. yb> lif,fz, Pushing, repelling, piercing with a spear. [tie box.
^5* hefsh, Going at full speed (ahorse,) a lit- (jai^ hefsy A leather sack, a lion's whelp. ^|^£lxs> h jTasehfOnc of Mahomet's wives. [Fleshy. ^i=* fiefx, Bendimg, inflecting. g\*aia* hef^ijt laira. hefz, Custody, administi^ation. cjli£» hefi'f, Poverty, a margin, a trace. jis* hefi, A council, diligent. 'iXk=^hofie , Study, iiJiXfr* h'fik, Enervated, foolish. [diligent, ^AsM. /i <?/>/, Taking up with both hands. ^vsU. hifcnnejy. Short of body. ^^k^ hifenja, Lnngtiishing. [Impudent,
^jviib. hefviideU ^\<^\\ and careful, lt^s* Khfms, ^l>aUi* h'rfinzaj, Em aged, i^l^ hifwef, Bare- jyj^ h'ifoor, A just sincere man. [footed;
iy> yK^ hifoos, Plur. of (jdi^ hjfs. 3 ^ji^ hofool, An assembly, congregation, [man.) ^i£* hejee, Intelligent beat ia the feet (a wo-
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U{.»s>. hefeeth, A short squat man. jjS^ hefeer, A mosque, a moat, a well. lu.Ai-» hefeesh, Thicjc and idX, IsAia. htfeez, A guardian, ijiSs^ hefeef, Going, cJis. a. p. /ie/^. Just, gratitude- [servings
UU. hei^, Really, principally. [of the naii. u--* IX> hekkl) A girdle, the white at the root c*^ ULt^ heJii^ret, Yileness, being despicable. ^JJUU. hekhhy Litigating. '-rt»7.^.\
m;^ i|r hekhletj Water in the bowels. ^ UU hekkd^n^e, Disinterested, purcj;'-^' ---c~ o Vis^ hekhyei\ Plur, pf 'ixjj^^ hekedtit. hekhet, A year, a space of time, iki heket, According to law, truth. |ji^x;> het-heket, Difficult andi dangerous. oSs. heked, Malevolence, rancovir. yis^ hoker, Uajia. herhan,' Swift, speedy. [Contempt..
Lte heke^> Agility. ^^^Ukx:^ hektehan, The male snipe. juiaAs* h-ektehett The voice of a bird. [hill.
4jlX-> heJf, Sand heaped up in a long waving 3J(^ /ig^/, Good soil, land without inhabitants, jjjA^ Ae^w, Giving an injection. *;Xai. Tid^w^f, The cholic, a glister. ^«». hekco, 'The notched end of an arrow.. . ^ Sr^Kk hekivet, The belly-ach.
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AyL» he^ood, MaWgnsLnt, l^yU hekooret. The fourth heaven. cJyiifc hekoo^, Plur. of (.^a, ^e^. *jL» heUteh; l^^^^./ie^ee^^^ A portmanteau. [A box;
*>ji*» heJteer, Mean, contemptible. KjJi».Jieieei, Worthy, deserving. XLx» hekeeketf Truth, really, advice. jLA:»..hekeeke€t T^rue, unfeigned. ^^S^ hekeen. Coagulating milk with oxygen. \. jU heiki Scratching, scraping, doubt ; hek, A ^ i/c^«^ hekak, A jeweller, a polisher, [handle. *li£a>. /io^a77i,.Piur. of ^4£sk^ Hekew. Ckj, t^-w hekhyef. History, fable, &c. .^^^^
s<= — hekk^t. Itching, rubbing. ijC^ hokrpff ^jS^hekshy Collection, contraction. [Whatever* .fi^»^ hekek. Soft v^^hite stone. 3*^^ hokl, (Any thing) giving fio sound. rt^<=^«^ hekenij A prince, a nobleman. i»^~^ hokemk, Flur. of^^ss. hekevi and hekeem. SU^Sai. hekeemet, A bridle, the chin of a sheep; o^^ia. hekoof, Languor in work. ^y^i^Jiekooht Plut. of A:^ AeM., Ck-fl^^a:*. Aeloo/z^e/jJurisdictiony vfT: ' /♦ f ! ; ^>* v^ hokoomctrkn. Reigning power, c BCu* ^-^ hoAoQmeigg,bj(j:i%'^ s^t of govem- ..-- . ■ ' . . [ment.
IJiA^Mfc he^eeJe', Smooth, polished (die,) tne par- ing of a nail. [hela, Pounding. ^,^=x=>^ hekeem, Learned, wise, prudent, &c. ^^ u*^ 5^ helhheSf A nobleman, affixed. ' ** *^ - 3\a* helliiTy A dresser of cottoii. Jc* iU hol^hel, A prince, k cHief,' tribute.^ cJiiU ^e/ii^, A sore- throat ; helihh, A b^tbeH jy=. Ae/d/, lifegali'a lawful thingi.'^'-^'^'^'^'^'J J iV^ /ze/a/ee, A light thin ddtlir"^ '^'^'^ -^"^ ^'3b* holi&m, Cattle of the smallest kind."' "* "- j^ 5^ hdli^mee, Death; ^^^iu.Ae//d^;Dissol^^i
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3.,^:=. MA^/^e/, Plur. of ji^ fc/(i/r ■•""\-'" -^ »* v«-Jl* heleb. Milking; neW-aiilk: '^^^V ^*
So Uu! heW^bet, A milk-camel. *xl::^ heItei,--A S^ helledfiK dwarf cainel.'''' [ho'rs^-c'dti'fs»i i^hl^met;^J>ck^^h^^ ^'^ '"^ '^'^'-^ ^jmaXt* helhes, A nolJleniiiri, aMi(>n;'addidt^d# .^ w^>li:'M/i^3K^^rbiack M*?'-^'';;^ -V-'^-> jUb* /ie//e^, A clo2l:''6r t'pp'e^^gar&ent; i plic«? Ui^ /lo/zC^ii^^'^cofe^? fe!;'" |;b?siittrifiee; c,.JiU ^e/^'A;iriisef.'';^'^'tV^ .VAi\ ^: , ^'Ujj, tra^flitjg^ui^ng fli^ ti^ii?} '^ -^ ^'' ^^Ob* helje%, CovetBus, a nilfs^r. ^ ' * *^^
^/y&,1ielMoii» A horn^bekle, a Mt: '" ;^''' yjiai. helis,'A brave mafn. - -^ -•'•♦^ *^ ^^ '
p^h*, hehenh An avaripious man.
U'i)^ helfy An o^th, confederacy, faith.
4jJUb» helfes, A fleshy old camel.
tJilbfc helk, Shaving, much wealth. [friendtj.
JtSla* helket, A ring, a dqc^'-cing, a circle of
oJULa. helked^ Difficult ; helekkod. Weak, a crime,
^uXifc. hofkos, A fence of hoards qr poles.
^ yiXs. holkoom , The throat, J^ beUern, Black,
4^ heki, Blackness.
^r> Mel, Weakness in the hough or pastern »
^ helc^Jf, Destroying; //o/m, Slunqbering;
hilm, Understanding, mildness, *Jls. helemeff The tike. fX^ heloo, S^eet, pleasant, reward, ^j^ heliv-ajf A bird that feeds on carcasses, ^S^>'.h$lwh.n, A broker, (place of sacrifice. u-i^> helqoh. Milking, ^^fs» Woo/, Entering ^ M^3^ fiQiooneet Variegated, CLfk^ heluieyaf^ A kind of sweet cake. vJi> heleelt Syveet milk, date-wine, gjbfc hfiltoj, Carded or dressed cotton- caaU. hekcf, A partner, a cppspirator. IUul>, helei^e't. An oatji. vi^a- hel^eky Shaved, jJia^ Ae/d^/, A spouse, associatCfx. ,, ^W hdeeni, Gentle, humane, a fat animal* m»» hem, A father or biother-in-law..
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l^ nemh, Clay, mud. gi^ kernht, A father-in^ ^ a t^ hern.hdky Intense heat. [law*
J l-i. hemar, A he-ass. »i^ \^ l^ hemkrkty Active, industriouSt ijjl^- hemaret, A she-ass, a large stone, thel upper part of the foot. [Asinine.
u^j ^ hemareSi Strong, a liotl, (Sj l^ hetdkreei CL^m l^* hemaset, Steady in religion, bold. ^je l^ hommhZf Wild sorrel, is l^ height, A can- XisLj- hemaiet,'Dry herbage, heat, [ker-worm, cJi I5* homaky Small pox, &c. [rier of burthens. CJf I5* 7?d7??^^e#, Foolish, folly. ^ I5. hem^l, A car^ XJ l^ hemklet, Receiving, conceiving, -l^ hemam, A dove, pigeon, a turtle ; ^dm- 7W^W7, A bath. iu^si a \]iemm'inu
c:>\^\i^ JiemmaKtiht, Plur. of -l^ hem am or 3U l^ hemhmef. One dove. '^ l^ hemmamee, A bagnio-keeper. Cul^* hemhyet. Protection, defence. ^^ l3> hem)yel, A shoulder sword-belt, a chafm* ^.l^* hemayetfi, Plur of *l^ hem am,
X5* hornet, The venom of a scorpion, [praising.
*sx^ hern-hem, Very black, d^herm}, Praise,
i\)^ j^ hemed^ii, Membrum virile.
S *X5- hemedetj The crackling sound of fire.
^^^•^ ^iemdooneh, An ape, a baboon,
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J.9- hewr, Skmning, shaving ; hemer, Bursting \ y^^ hemrhj Red, a barren season, [with rag§. p \^ hemerat, Active, industrious. 5^ hornret; The rose, redness* *ij^ homredctflih^ slirpe of a crstern. [tastft, **^ henireket, Wool. ^9. henix. Bitterness of .»-^ hem%eh, Bar>ey broth, the name of ^ jjMi* hemes, Strong, hard. [brave niau.
/i^ hemsh, Having slender leg*-. [Wild sorrej. fjo^ he?n%,A&ii\t bitter plant. L^A^a^ Jwz.emzeez, 3Jo^ hemfel, The coloquint, gourd, &;c, ib^^ hemteety The canker-worm. 015- homek, Folly ; homek, A fool. Ui^ /<ew2^a, Tlifi insipid herb (beet.) J^^ hemeJif A louse, nit, a minute thing. j.-.. ^em/, A burden, xx^ hemlef, An attack. ^$- hemlee, Categorical. ^^ hemmem. Fuel, ashes, coal, i^^ hcyffiawwet, A paroxysm of pain. o^^^ hftnood, Praised. ^^^9^- homoos, Subduing. hi>^:^ hcrnoo%et, Sourness, bitterness. ^^ hcvfiool, Tame, gentle. p}^^ heinoolet, Carried, a beast of burthen, »'^9- h€ma?vht,-^\nT. of » I9- heniaf, *ri>5* ifi?emoo7/e/,.Heat, becoming hot. ^59- /um^, A dovc; a pigeon; /tcwma. Heat, v
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t^ "hr/mei/h, Heat. c>^ hemeef, Extreme rage. Xa9- 7?6'?/ifz/e/, Prohibiting, hindering, [ther strap. 4X>5- /;o7??^er;?; Praised, glorious, ^~^ hc'TifjLeer, Lea- 3^^^ hemeeh A son of a whore, a surety. *.>^ heme em, A hot bath or wat<^r, the heat of summer. * ' for privet.
Ijb^ hhifja, The dy h)g or GolauriDgherbcjpruSt, j^ Us. heiihjery The wind-pipe, the throat.. 3.^ Us* hjen^jel, Short and* compact of body. ^^^^ Mnhdej, A large camel, a heap of sando, ^ Vas. henvb^s; The deviJk !» l;=> hennat, A seller St U:s» henatet,The art of embalmrng. [of w^heat;*^ L-5l;=* henhk, Plur. of jii-. heneJc, S Ua.. henak, Plur. of x^;-* Jienhet, y^s Uiv kennel, Plur. of \y^a;^ henJteU ^ Ua* henhloo^ Tinged with Cyprus. ^i> U&. henhn, Pitying, parental toveo. 3L> Us* henhyef. Flexure, bending, y. Us* Jienayer, Plur. of s^^as* keneereh jUIaJs* hembalei, A babbler^ gvAAs* Jiomhojy Long of body, fleshy, a louse, ^x;=* hcmher, Dwarfish ; hmi^err, Magnitude* ij^xAs. hemherety Excessive cold. [streng^th, C<ijjS=. hemhereet. Pure water, weak. yj^s> homhel, Short of stature, dwarf. «;-. hennet, A wife, the foam of a camel. -^ '
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feartii. &^ hent^, A dWarf. f^Zs> hen f em, A bucket, the it^j^x;?* hontoofy Scratching (beard.) [dwarf. ^•'•/»^ hehSi A sin, obedience.^ UUs. hensar, A JU2» henser, Foolish, a fool. [weak.
S^Sjo. hefiseret, t)ifficulty. ji;;** henHeh Teeble^ k^^^s^r^ fion/eh, i)ry. ^jc\2^ hevjer. The throat. (.^£» hevjef. The top of the haunch or thigh. Jar^Ab. henjel, A large bodied woman. * ys^ henjood, The wind-pipe. oJ>. honod, Plur. of ^yir* henood, ^jj^ hendelf Short, a dwarf. yj js;ft* hendeles, (A camel) fleshy and flabby,' - j.x=> hendera, A red rooted tree. /.^U.>Jb* hendenihn, A troop, a crowd* dJb. /^ene^, Roasting (an egg.) u-, ^ys. hinzal, ^y&. hen%e1iery Despicable. [A strong ass. t^^y=> henxooh, A flight of birds. ji^ hensh, A serpent. \4aas> Jietisa, A weak man. j\aaj^ hiiisar, i^UaX^ or 1;^. Large bellied, ^ji^s^ hentereer, Plur. of x^^laJb* hefiteer^et, J ^^2* hentereeret, A cloud, part of a cloud*
u;^ hentee, Large bellied, despicable. ^ Itjb* hen%awoUy Short. (^.Jajc* hon%ob, A male- yju2» hinfes. Shameless. [locust,
yovi,. lienfeiy Weak, cowardly.
r^Ignation. iXa. Jienefee,, Orthodox. Ju^ henek. High in- ^^ henky A bridle, perceiving, confirming. %^=j^ henkety Strength, expeneiice,^ ^^s.J^ hinlielj Despicable, rude, ^> henoOy Crookedness, bent, tp^^^ow henwet, An odoriferous herb^. l^y^ henoon, Whistling (as the wind.) I LJLa. henyky A crooked back. Xxia. heniyety h,
i±vJLa. hemes, Perjnred^ wicked. [bow,
S^^ lioneeref. An ^,l^ch, d, bqvy without the yP^ henee%. Short. [string,
UuJ^ heneef. An orthodox mussulm^a. jds>. henefee. Orthodox, ^^y^ heneen, Parental y^ huwou, Vlur, ofcf^s^! ^hwa, [affection, lys. hevcLy Eve ; hewa, A tent of wool or goat's, CLi\y^ hawcih, A spacious place. {^hai?,
^^^^ hhwaticky A young ostrich. «g*».!^2» haivhjihyVXwV' of u-.t:S kejalf, ^sf>^^ haWQjely Plur. of ^U /i^je^ or JUU.Ui dSj^^y hawkdes, Plur. of ^^^je* kfidees, ^j\y^ hd^hrecy Shining. ^^ i^-^ hawxSt Sens^, i^^^ hawasett A mixed ^as^mblj- '^\ ^ haivhshecy Plur. of iU^la. hasheesh* ^\y> hawusel, Plur. of Am^^ haw seleK f^]y> hawcLsen, A chaste woman,
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»^Syl^ hcLwhtetf A place for keeping grain.
iSJy> hawh'ket. Any thing swept.
^\^ hawhly A circle, changed.
SlS^s>hawhlet, An etninence.
J^_^ hawalee, Round about, surrounding.
^^ )y^ hawcLWee, Plur. of ju^s. haiveyet^
^. !^ hawaeeft Plur. of tiXa. U. ^q;>/.
Ly». hawhht The soul. iu^a. hauulet. Grief,
o^ ^00/, A large fish. [want,
iU^ hawiek, Short, lean.
i^s.j ^ hawteJtef, Pace of a dwarf. [A sash.
^^ ys> haivtekee, A short lion. iSs ^=» hawiekei/ef,
^ys^ hoTviel, A youth, weak. 51* ^s* hawjilet, A
^^^^5* haivjeii, A red rose. [cruet,
^^\i^-. hatvxan, The water lilly. j^ hawer, A defect.
*j:^^i* litiivereey The white poplar (tree.) j^£» h2W%, The brink, edge, a province.- Xj^sk haiizet, A congregation. *tf j^2» hoo%ee. Nimble, prudent, y*^ /ifl2^5, Separating, searching. ^jM^^hdivsek, ^ ^ haivseh, Rich, opulent. [A castle, a palace. XX^^a* hatvselet, The stomach, crop, ^^ lidivt, A pond, is^-* Aatf/, Preserving. eJ}^ Aoiy^, Sweeping. ^^2* hawk. Weaving. ^^a* /iflzi;// Changing, returning.
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[Misfortune. t;^ Iiawlan, Passing through. SJ^s* hoolet, Xja_j2» hawlckett Saying ^^^^y &c. as above. ^U^a. hawmcLTiy A bird, [intestine, rotundity. UMJ^a. howennes. Immovable. t>^s.haiueyetj An ^•» •p' hawij, A sweet-cake, [lage, a family. ' ^£> /z6|j/z, Alive, blushing, the middle of a vii- i*is. hcf/a, Shame, bashfulness. c Ias* heyht^lAi^, lla U=* hyatet, Surrounding, guarding, [a porch. ^ Ua.^«/^/, Shifting, a saddle. o>2> ^('^5w, Where? heiseii. Examination. ^ heeJer,A frog.
J4^^^* heeder, A lion. (^U*x^ hcedaivan, A .AS. /jeer. Disturbed, astonished. [ring-dove. . ^a. heerew, An ox, a cow. o ^^ heereht The v^- /iee%, A vessel used in baths. [skull.
y^ heej/h, A place. ^ tiUi* heesh^Ui Trembling ^J^^ heis, Turning away. [greatly.
^^A^ heh, Menses, kp. heit. Surrounding. heif, Injustice. *&>». lieifet, A margin. heik, Descending. Laat*. heikot, A wood- L? ^ei/. Power, deception. [cock.
XJu^ ^ee/e/, Machination, j 0 X^ heelehla^, A (;3p. /zeew. Time. [knave.
Ua> heenhi Sometime. «;*=* hcenet, A fixed pe- o^Ai^a. heeneed. At that time. [riod.
^^l^^Ain hiywhn, A brute, an animal.
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Ct\i\^^ hewliuit, Plur. of ^^^.^ heywhn^ ^^^^ heiwhrtee. Brutal. CJ.yp- hegtit, Life. >^A». hu^adt Declining, qo^^^ heyoos^ Timid, ^ y^ hei^awiy Serpentiae, [burning away, ^^ hti. Bashful.
A i^/ia. The seventh letter of the Arabic aU phabet, and the ninth of the Persian, in t ihkt Chewing. [arithmetic 600.
\^\^ kfi(ilf Sleep, i^\aL hlihhht Glad, pleasedi SLajU. khkleyety A jar. [down, to sleep.
^>LJ ^ khhleeduUi To make equal, to tread - U Iji khhthvit Sealing, seal. ^ u khhter, A ^ U hhhtelt Cheating. [cheater.
•J U khktenit A ring, a scab, t^ Is. ih^timet. End, ^^ u. ihhfemee, A seal. Jyt khatoolehf Guile, cunning. /VyU P- *• khhtoon, A lady, a matron. ^Ui. kh^sir, Thick (liquid,) ^|^ ^/id/. The > Ul khhd, A kite, [christian cross,
jt\sL hhader, A lion. ^ a U. khkda. Cheating.
• A U. kh^dim, A servant.
# ^ ^ khkdeh, A coal-rake. [A thorn, a bramble. J 0 U. khb,zir, A deserter, a run-away, j ^ ^/lar,
^>J 1^^ kh^r^needen. To cause to scratch*
J ^^ j^ khhrhwuVt Thorny.
s-*^ las. ih^ril, A thief, 4 camel-stealer.
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^jU Jthar.e/ ^Outwavd^ out- side, [thorny plani, y j\J ^hrtTja, Pot-hei-b. w^; U kharjeiikt A
J^ j\^ kharcheenee, A hard substance* ;V; t kfitirkhhry Disquietude, anguish. j^)^y Mar(/ar, Thorny. [Splitting, tearing* , Ay t?'^^'^^^*^>The scab, the itch. Sj KsLrkharek, / <y I ; U kh^rmakee, A sword-fish,
^j l^kharoo, A fish-bone. /M*;^^ hharom, A resr. x^l^ khhrehj A common stone» [tive horse. 0*;^ kh^reej Infamy, disgrace. i\/ >V. ; ^ khareedun. To itch, scratch. * Cj^ )\cr khh%ghbL7i, Brass. ^^ ^ ^ kha^een, A! ,>(L- ^ khhsteguee, Increase. [treasure.
^Y^ U khkstiin, To ri;^. ^m. U. kli^ser. Damage* (j^U kh^^sef, J^ean, discoloured. ^^ U khasee. Rejected, solitary, dull. /M^-^U khaseeiiurii To grovy old. [ricious, /p'\^ khaf<h, Battle, combat, quarrel^orr^e, aya- ^^ Lo ^^ U. kh^shmashj Furpiture. iJUl^ khash k, Mean, abject, trifling. ^.^ [±^l ^ kh^shtenshapt A bird of paradise. y^sJi. Ul khhshjoo. Fond of fighting. ^ U. khhsheVy The meanest class, of people. x^U. khashifi, Humble, peacable; desolate* without a path. [in the night.
ijli U khashef, Being swift in motion, rambling
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*.^ U khhs^ek. Vile, mean, contemptible* jj-iU. khasheCy Timid, fearful, fjo U>. ^/id5. Pure, excellent, particular, private. X^ Ll ihdssei, Properly, peculiarity. [mind, ijja\sL A"Adi*ere/, Melancholy, disordered in the ci^v-oU khhseyetf Property, intrinsic virtue. iM >u^ ^ ihiiseedun, To suppress, [yellow legs. *-*^ \^HtL'zeb, A young ostrich with reddish or ^iflU. Iihizia, Humble, submissive. «^U: khhteb, A public speaker, ^b u. khhter. The heart, soul, mind, affection. «.Jii, u. kliCLtef, Striking, lightingt jio U khhtect Committing a crime. L»3 U hhhft Fearful. [put.
SiU- khafef, A leather bag in which honey is v:»iU. khafef. Becoming dumb, the dead, a ^U khafci, Depressing. [corn.
iji u khafth, Trembling, the horizon. /^UiU. khhfekau, The two horizons, the east ^ U khafedy Hidden, covered. [and west. tfi U. khafeef, A concealment, a haunted place. ^^\^ khhkhn, An emperor, a king.
J 15U* khakhnee, Imperial, royal. ,1/t y^^dif , Earth, dust. yj^i^^^ khkkkesh, A rake, a harrow. „.Xj *J U* khkknemcif Salt-soil.
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J ^/\o ^haJtrooleh, Sweepings.
^ ^J^ khb,khee%, A large sieve for skreenin'*
gravel, lime, &c. [disposed.
^1 >/ y klMditn, A place where rubbish is
J L/y khhhhr, Base, abject (people,)
yi^ L=: khkhsier, Ashes. • [clay for building.
J ^1^ kh^hhjor, One who prepares earth or
Jt/^ khikshect A weight for gold, [ed-egg.
J^\^ h h Aee, Earthen. *;us» U khdLJeeneh, A fry-
A\^ p. a. khklt An uncle by the mother's side, the standard of an army, fancy, a mole, ar- rogant, pride, a mask, lightning. \ .xS U. k filled, Everlasting, perpetual.
if J^ khkleree, Salt- work. [of any thing.
^ U khkles. Pure, uncorrupted, the best part
x! u. k/ictla, Desiring, a termination to an a- greement.
i^J6 U khhlef, Succeeding, the latter part.
jLJ U. khhlefet, A tent- pole, a refractory man
eJC U- khklek, The creator. [or woman.
ijiaaSJ U. khhlekcyet, A creative power.
JU. khxlcm, Equal, [place, a restive camel.
y^* kh^loo, One who does not stir from his J ^ khhlee, A large carpet, a handsome man*
f U. khkm, Stinking flesh.
i)w« U Z^A4mec?,Dead, (juiet. y^ U kJihrnk, Tihhi
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l„*uoU. ^/i\7W5ii, Fifthly.
) ^*w* ^ hhkmsoo%t A raw hide, meat roasted
fir^\^ khkme.sh, Silent. [bUck.
3Liiw« U hhhmeshet, A small stream.
(jfi^ U khameSt Extenuated, thin-bellied.
\a^\,L khamety Bitterness, sour milk.
^ U.^/i^weZ, Contemptible. / A ^U Iihhmooshi
tPy*^ ^^hhmooslicCi Taciturnity. [Dumb, silent,
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^>>J^y«^ khcLinooslicedun, To keep silence,
'^-^ ^ khcunieliy A pen, a writi: g reed, ink, a sand- -^ ^Mme^, The filth, a snare, a trap. [heap.
;.^«U khvmeez, Raping, kettle's mouth. ♦ fU* i/ia?^. An inn, a shop, a family, a prince. *)\J'^ khmeiian. Family; the court; of noble iU. khania, Suspecting, an adulterer, [blood.
w*i ^ klianek, A narrow street, a path, strang-
o[fij\^ khanekhh, A religious structure, [ling.
.♦jt^ U khanmkn, Household furniture.
e * J J Ic^ kha?iwa/feh, A family, noble.
J ^ khtbiieh. Habitation, a spider's web, a heap
of corn, verse. I !* j\^ khkjiehdhr. Frugal, a good manager.^ r
j\^ khhnec, A fountain, j y\^ khawer, Tjie
// >; ^ ^ khawendee. Taste, [west
Lf^l^* khawee, A broken empty house*
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^ {^ Ihahe'r, A sister, is U hhai, To taste, to chew, ^^Ks^ khayeh, Ruined, destroyed. [pleasure. jj\s^ hhayeTi Debilitated. ^**aj.U hhh.isiky.K smith's hammer. o^U. hhhyes. Any small presen-t. [to danger. ^Jii Ul h]ihye%i Entering into, exposing one's self k^ U Wtyety A taylor. [locust,
cJijU lihb,yef. Pusillanimous. w-^L;^ Ithhiky A ^i U. y^^/nrye/, A guardian, a pastor, an attendant, ^j U khayen, A cheat, a rebel, [proud; a horse? ^, U khhyehj An egg, a testicle. '?^
/M yU/^y khayeeduiiy To chew, to gnaw, ^^.g' hhcL, Silence, deceit, cold, [camel's hair., Ia:^. khelh, A rustic Arabian -tent -of wool- or Cf ^^ khalaree, Plur. of ) ^ kkehra. --• *5l>s. khehiseti Wickedness, impurity, bad» ^U:=i khibajy Striking with a stick, farting, J U<. .khel'hr. Soft and loose earth.
^j^lklkhehbtiSy Fond of game and killing much. CLx^lx^ khohlhshety A multitude. LU:*- kholkty Madness, senseless. ^ U^ khebal,' Fatigue, a burthen. [on, &c,
^1 ^cj t^ khehaneednn, To cause to trample up- «-o ix^ kheb lyeb, Cutting a garment. :m>^ khehtiyes, Plur. of cL.>.a^ khclees.
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i hJieleVy Going "with an ambling pace (a
horse,) growing, a wave.
i khehty Plain ground, a large field. kheltely Short of body (a woman.)
^ kholesy Brutality, impurity. [A frog. gy=i khchjf Beating with a club, ^csj^ khoLda^ jj^ kheler, News, report, story, prediction. ^^ ^ khelei'potshoo or ^ ^^^ An informer. \ j^ khf-'Wa* Soft, stony, soil. Uj*^ khibret, A proof, experience. ^j^ khtlerlej, Excellent nourishment. yx^ khtlz. Baking bread, a strong impulse. ^<?/;^ f^fi<^bc^doo, A beetle. lft>oi. kJiehi, Favouring strangers*. 3Ujxi. kheblei, A troop of horse, a man. jJLjt^ kh'jl'ascn, A lion, lioness. UuaL khihk^i A woman of a bad disposition. ^^2t khilckx Strangulation, j (<C> khol'ka/, A flower, fortunate, [peacable. ^\ X^ khelkerdu?h To keep silence, to be ^AiL ihellf Amputation of the hands or feet. SUxii khohnef, An armful. *x;a^ khelennckch, ^ kfuloOf Extinguished, [Stupid.
J ^>^ hholoor, Plur. of ^^.^i kheler, (j-3A^ kheloos, (A lion) seizing a prey, ^^^xai kheioof, Plur. of ^ i5:Ae6/,
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^ kheheh. Strangulation, suffocated. ^,A^ khelee. Concealed. *>a^ liheliyet. Hidden, *^A:t hheheSy (Fern. jiSAAai) Impure, wicked,
base, n)alignant, ^v oy^ khehceckin, To chew, to seize. ^/.A^^/i'LeeALearned, skilful, a farmer, an herb, •yc:^ ^/?e/:ee2e//, Winding, twisting. ,^ kket, Causing to run. j Uat khet/ar, A de- ^U^ ^/?«/d^/?, Wax, daj^ fceiver^
j^ Iju. khetb,n. Meeting on account of a mar^ COLi. khetef, Languor, enervation. [riage.
3u^ khctremet, Silent, terrified. ^ kheta. Travelling, yx^ khciel, Cheating, j>.x=L khefem, The seal, conclusion. [seizing. CLyU'ji^ khetemat, Tlur. of *JoL khetem. [cision. JU^ khelenler, A miser. SUXa: khoinef, Circum-* ^ khetoo, Restraining, changing colour, ^y:^ khetoo7\ Perfidious. ayCa: khotiiUy A guide, a young hare, tiyH^ kJiotoonef, The relation of a wife,
kheteet. Vile, mean, unfortunate,*languId, kh^tecr, A deceiver, treacherous.
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D^-ji- kheteereh, A shepherd's double scrip. jj^ii khossy Any rubbish carried down or left by XiaL khossefy A faggot, camel's dung, [a stream. ljj;jU khesa?'ei, Disappearing,
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^jch^ khesam, A lion. [paunch* ^
H^ijA. kfiesh'l. The lower part of the belly, the
A«A^ kJwsmet, Shortness in a bull's nose.
Ji^ liJiesce, Dung. i^^i:i. khesees, A collection.
^ khcjf Diligence. L=sv*. khejaa, Marrying.
ol^iL hhejat. Polygamy. .
eJLs?^ khjaf, Plur. of (-Jlae^ci khejif.
C^ls^cL kliejdflct. Ashamed, abounding with
^>JU^ kfiejh,lecden. To emhra.cc. [grass. ^jjR^ Uiejer, The smell of the feet; khijer, Cowardly.
*x*w^ kliojesfeh, Fortunate, happy, a species of
i^Jla^^ khe/ef, Levity, celerity. [ilower.
j^s?ci kh'jel, Modest, confounded, gladness. tiJLsva: Ihejleti Sha'mefulness. >X/^ khojend,
^ryr^ ^^^'^jooj't Blowing violently. [Mallows.
i\) ^^-^ ^ khcJQoleedau, To embrace.
,o>^ khejceduiii To meet.
^ j^ kliekhhheklif Labour, study.
oci khedd, A check. 1^ klwdix or ^' ] J? God.
u«j1 j«: khcddcihy A. liar, an impostor.
sf\iSsi khedij, AbortivCj,, iinpv'ifcct.
^)^J>*^ khodidkd, Granted by God.
(/ )>^ khoddree, Very black, a dark place.
<:<j^:i khedda, Deceit, cheater, impostor.
a! \ .v^ kheddlet. Plumpness in arms and legs. ^
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^S^^ kht/d^ni, P^ur. of - a Ui ^hhdem^\i :.->■ ^ * I y^ lihodawendj A king, a prince, a \oxA, ^ inaster, a man of great authority, [richeSa
j L >} ^ I >^ kh.(xla,wmdema,l, A possessor o^ ^Uy^^^y^ ^hoduiwendnhaneh, The master of the house** ^ i' i > [w,orI4«
jY) J} ^\ J:r Jfhodhwendegary The creator of th^ iS ^ y ' ^ ^hodaivendee, A spvereigiity;^domi^ ^ fc I ^ Jshodaygan, A great lor^, •■ ;>[nion« /<^J>^ khodayif Divine, divinity^ Vj.v!\ i,..: />, t!l_» j;;i Jshedh, Striking (with a- sword,) lyiqg- it jv;s: Ihoildef, A cheek, a pit. j;
jiNai khedcr. Sitting behind the veil or curtail^
(women,) ^ veil, rain. A ,iiis tJij^.)oi l.h^derntk, A large male spidejj-x ^ji<sL khodei?eei Very b;Iack camel, iji joi Ihedesh, A scratch, g^^ khcda, Deceive "SfS-dssL khod-af, Fallacy, imposture, [ing, fraud, / S'jC' /7iot/- ate, An impostor. [steps,deli^ted, ^^^^ l/v€4/> ^ Going fast with short quick i j<:^ iihedly Flumpness in arms and. legs* jUvJ Jet ^/ier7c//e/e^ji |*luropricss in arms aud legs. ♦ ^'^-(awowian^'o'^' "^=> iiti* A ,\i".r vf' -
l^.Xii khedleh. An 4)ld languid camel.
-joi /ihodem,-MhT. of ^ yilL khadem.
c:^ U Jv^ khedemkt, Pliir. of i;^ js=s. khedniet
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i^ ^^ khedmety Service, office, emplojilienft;
A^i^j^ hhedmetghr, A male domestic.
♦if ^ Kju^?" khedmetghrkiz, A female servant.
,^,A=i khedn^ A friend, a girl, a servant.
xj A:^ khednety A friendi too many.
^J^)j^ khedenk, A crab, a ti:ee of w^hich bov^-s,
3«XiL khedoOy Spittle. [&;c. arrows are made.
i^^^ /i'AeJoo^, Weariness, plague, conteilipt,
a^ov^ kho-doody Plur. of j^ khedd»
-v.«^^ khede^y An abortion.
^«>oL khedeeshy The mistress of a family.
XxjOw-i khedeeaty Fraud, cheating.
>y,o>ci khedeeifiy A servant, friend, a girl.
V ^j' khideoUy A king, a sovereign, a rich man,
osd- kho%. Take thou. [a friend*
tiJ^!os=L kJiozliteky A purgative salt-water.
^^ r ^ kho^hreemy A ^ag.
i_Jlj«i khozhky A large kind of fistb
« i/?- ^/iessreA, A spark of lire.
^ ici khe%ay Cutting, haahirig; ^ jci khe%el, A
aUc jwi kho%'ohet, A segment, [foolish \Voman.
<ij«'X-^. khe%fj Throwing a stone, &:c.
i^b^ khe%ferety A bit of cloth. 6 jv^i khezek,
^ jwri khezly Weaknesis, disappointed, [Dung,.
.^ )^ khe%e.lety A deserter of friends.
^ ov=i khezm, Swift in motion» ;.,..,, ^.-^ ^j ^-^^
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ijiS j^ci Hexenferet, Speaking through the nose^'
^ 5»ci khe%oo, LooSe, pendulous,
^J^j^ kho%ooki Anger, a threat;
yj jssL khy%e,ou, A great prince.
^ kher. An ass ; /^/^gr. ^ kherr^ FaHing.-
,^ kJwra, High. )^ kher a. Buying, receiving-
ii_j Vj;ri khorkb. Ruin, deserted.
;^|i) i- khorahhhtk. Water strained, a bant,
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CL>^^ j^ khorh^Lat, A tavern, a brothel, ju ^ j^ khorhhet. Devastation, ruined* ^S^ kheralel, Piur. of ^.aj^ kherleeL 4^1^ ^^ora/^e^, Plur. of u«.^j^ khorhh.
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khordj. Tribute, tax. j U ^\ j^kJiorhjmiit,' _^\y^ kkerar. Murmuring; [.A tax.
iP% j^/ iheraroosh, A tumult, rumouf.- ji \^ kfierhsh, Irritation. «i J^ khorkshet, A . jS^ S p kherhshishy A scratch. [smaH: debt. •^ \j:i, iherkshia, Plur. of »z (i^ khorsha-hf* ^\ys- khertLskee, Plur. 6i Ki, yL khershk. .^^ fe*J >c^ ' >^ ^^^^^sheedun. To tear, to scratch,
to scrape, to smooth, fc i^ i^^em^. Stubborn (cattle.) • '
f^^y \ ^ai khoraiem, An elderly woman, [phanh /^ I /^ kherhteenh The proboscis of ah eie- ^vls \j4. iherhteen, A worm. CJkft 1 >i i^Aorda/, Looseness, iiiamu'nity. >r^>*'
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p\y&. khorhfef, An entertaining tale.
-v> ^ v^ kherafej. Comfort, [beautiful wom^i^,
^ ) ^ khiraWf Walking with a graceful air, ^
t*jl^ jk ^i^eraman, Wa(king pompously.
t\J y<;^\ ^ P khlrhmhneedun, Tq cause to walk. iM >u^ 1 -^ kherameedun^ Tp walk gracefully^,
to swing. ^ U I ^ kherariJfar, A meeting on business. ^>J )^ kheJ'a?ieedtm, To cause to buy. 4Nj 1^ khdr.^yed, Plur. of » aj^ Jthereedek* uJij\j^ kherhih. Estimating by guess. ^^\ j^hherhyeJt* Uncultivated land, a root. »»»jH^ ^^drei, Cleaving, running, a desolate place, tj'\/ kheibashy Cortfusion.
rj ^; j^ kher-hatiy An ass- driver or owner. Sl^jc^ kherhety Any circular, hole. oojoi, khorehed. Thick oxygal or SQur milk,' ^^ ^ Ji /" k^eriexeh, A J^^^lpn' ^jf^j^yL kherleseeSy Strang, somethings ... ^ - -Jti^' i' k^ierposhteK A coffin, flame, " "" ^ • Jiv i^ kherpeshah, A fly. . , ,/ %jA^^f:L'krierveset> A young wom^n. , *• • .SufiA;^^ kherl-^sesetj Something, a b-ead; .»^ la^joL kherhet.ku idiot, stupid, wJi^j^ kherljh ^^ J? k^i^vhendeh, MMltitex. j[Helletore,
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J ^Xi/" ^-Agr/^^zw/Miii, A butterfly.
* ) yi/ kh&fl'ooxeh, A melon, a cucumber*
y^y^ khcrlcely A foolish woman.
Cyi. khorty The eye of d needle.
y^ y^ khertoot, A wild mulberry tree,
j-^ k^erejy Expence, cost^ revenue, duty,
U.j.ii khcj'ja, Black and white.
1?.^ kherejef, Going much out of door.
,^JSp/ kherchenk, A crab, a kind of herb. ^^-f^/ kherjeedim, To weep.
^.^X^/' kherjeek. An extensive desert. ,.^.:r h kherjeev, A portmanteau. .1^^ kherkhar, Flowing water. ^^M^ii^ ^ khorkJiCsht, A wine or oil press* jLr^ khe'khcsheli, A crowd, a troop, ) l^ ^ kh'f khe?/ar, A cucumber. ;/' khjfd, Clay; khered, The judgment. • ^ khordy Small, minute. '^^ \p khordkh^fJJi Grinding, broken, bruis- L*J^)J^ khordkfihv, DisptTSGd. [ed.
^>^))j^ khorddcst, Deceit, children's play. iC^ "i / khordeshfee. The wild-ass. tUa^ khordek. Broth, soup. .^ ^ f khet'ddkt ^i^p. a. jtJiorcfd/, Mustard- seed. [Well-bred. jX» ^ / k r^iiment/. Judicious, wise, intelligent^v learned f
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^1^ .^ /" kliordeivkt, Flur. of ^y^ kJwr'd.. . ' *
? ^^'Moxckh, Smali.\ .j^, f^S khord.&^?h Sn;ialU
tf i!S^2i hh')izk%ee, ^^ ine. ,\t'vh*vrA ^c&U
>/^ p. a. kh^v^x, A small pearl, g1a;Bs bead.
/M f y^i-/:«r%art,;iTh6 'first day of the Persiari
i'j^a:-;?^d7(?a!^/,.A.glaBs beady small pearl, [year.
p^ j^ kher%edehy A beetle.
9 J j^ hherzehi A glass bead-maker.
(/ J )< Iihere%ec, A seller of beads,
t^ y:L k'leres, A wjne jar, drinking wine out
rf f klipySy A. bear. [of a jar.
U^^ hhersdy (A woman) dumb.
^ U^ khcrshn, Plur. of ^^ hh'ires.,
J^ l^ !^ khorsawlch. Dirty, rusty. [A christian.
^v-^^ ^-/icre^e/e^, A leech. i\j^^ /" kheresiyan,
J^/ khirse?id, Content, satisfied,
iS A^ )^ khorsandeCy Pleasure, contentment.
^^'^ ^ khersejik, A large stone, a rival.
i*)^::^/' k'iorsecden, To be corrupted (meat.)
ji^ khorshy Scratching, enquiring,
U^aL khershk. Pitch, foam, dust.
C-JLi^ khershhfy Rugged ground.
y^'ii^ Jihtrsjichy Tall and thick.
tJ^ji^.khorsheti A kind of fly. 'ik^ y^khersliefet,
^/' kJjorsheed,Thc sun. [Confusion in S|)eecb,
J^U^y ihorsaivlehf Dirty f rusty, _' r
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^^ ^Z-orfc^ 4k fejt)te 'a.Wstory. ;.
^j:?^ khfrefiu?h To^ ipauriif^^r, to snptfe. ^^^ khorfej, Affluencfj; comfort. , , / . ^ i >?' Mo'/t^/i,- Purslain, ,.,, ,, . ^.^ • ^ ; ^
li\^ >^//o/-^a, Purslnin-seed.
*3j.:i kh2rket, Cleaving; khirket', A religious
'^y kherck, A small-ass. [habit.
e (^ ^ kher^gah, A tent, a court.
J Jf" p khe7'k'eboofef> / A^ v[\ea.sure, a handle.
? r: / ^iheik 'hooter, A wood-pigeon. bffkhergereh, A young-kss. .
ij^/ k^ek^sh, A shoe or slipper.
^ .Z)' y^A^r^oor, The wild-ass. fP'/f khergosl?^
Xjr khergihy A tent, [A hare.
-^ ^^erw,. Cutting off. [J^ khormh, A date.
r^U^ Jiherman, A falsehood.
.♦J ) ^y^ khoromdan, A leathern purss.
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,w*jC J^ ihermegus, A gad-fly. [candlestick; ♦^^ khermun. The harvest, meal, a barn, a »^^ iWiwo/ire//, Small, shell-glass beads. ^s^ ^ khorremee. Cheerfulness, &c. ^•Ij^ hherc'mlja%, A crowd, a meetings i_i:^^ k he r 71 ef, Cotton. ^/i>^ Jihernoos, A I .y?" khenva, Garden mallows. [pi^.
j^^x"^ hheriiar, A load of an ass, camel, &c. 4:1, •^^ /rAeroo/, Pior. of cl>^ hhort, ^<^ y^ Jihoroojy Rebelling. . ~
^ 4 5' k'l^^ooscheJi, The wind-pipe. / P^ ^ / kliOToosh, An assault, rage, [ger, &c. Cj^T"^^/ khcroosheeihin, Inflamed with an- ^^uj IJ- 4 i' Jt^ie?'ooshanecdu7i, To rendei; w^rm. c .^sL Jiher?ra, A species of plant. , - ^ v,
^_/j i^ kherook, A sweet harmonious bir^^ v Ji •, p khenvcnd, A kir|d of seyv-ing, , v
^^ : -_ .'i'^/,j\ .'\isiVv^'A -v.'.'^Aa -^ l'>t
_53 j.^ kheroo, Dung, - • S"
5 4 ^ khcrweh, A bird's comb, a cock. ^ ^ 4 ^ khorooheh, The conib of a hen or cock. » >^ khereh, A heap of viscous claj, a rharshr J 0 Jj' kheryar, A buyer, buying. ["place.
*^Kj^ khereef, An intelligent guide, gu^ai khereej, A kind of game. '
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-oo ^2L khereed, A virgin. )*f^ij^ iker^eJi/tjfTo biiTj^ >,^0l!^ sr khcreeshekf A farrier. [to receive. ^■ytsAj^^ fiherc^sheeduny To scratcfi, to bite, td (jaj;^ hberee^^i The head of a spear. [tear. sja^,y£i.^he^eezeJh A beautiful girl. Ja^ ^ p. a. Jihereetth^ A purse/ a vohime* - y:w^aL khereetee. Crying bitterly. ^yL hKe.reect^ w*^^ khereef, The autumn,' [A bad womanv j^j^^ Jihcri/00%, A butterfly, a moth, [plant. ^ i/u'ss. The beaver, \y^ hhetcty A species of j^y^ khe%h%, A raw-silk merchant, a moun- £ i;^^ kT\o%ha, Death, [tain.^
»£ I ^=L klioxh-af, A section. 3 U ^ khe%hK Halt* o 1^ khez-ihf, A seller of earthen- war^, [ing^ - ^ j^^ kh:%%kvi, JD rope-maker. ■ ' r ' [»ary^ iji'^' khiizctnef, A treasury, a treasure* a gra-^i h\yL khi%^^yh, Plur. of *^\j^ khei-iyei^^ ^t^ ju^^ kLzkyet, Shame, bashfulness. i^v. >^ ^ ^jlyai khetcLyerty Plur. of xjf^ khe^xnet* c--» Vii }ih:^%eh. Being fat, swell ingj,vi; At. ic^j,;^ v^i v^ ^ )e^ekhe%, Strong, robust* .>4\K O i v .. ft* •s' khexedehy A crime, an erro^,V,yi,^7?52^r^ ^^j^^ khe%ra?i, A cane. [A small eye.
^jj^ khezrej. The south wind, [male- spider. \ v:i klio%e%. A- male-hare, oii , yi khozernek, A 0 r ♦^ khezreh, An expanded hand or paw,
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^y:i. hhe%%a, Prerehting. ^Uvai lihc%^l. Lame-
^A^xyi. k/iozalcel, Foolish. [ness,
Sb^ai hUet at, Lame. o^:fc hhe%ft Drawing,
^5^ kheteficy A potter.
<lJ>^ khezh. Transfixing (with a spear, &c.)
^y^ hhe%k Cutting, hindering.
5w^ khe%enety Treasury. e>J !^ khezendeh, A
,^ khexoOy Subduing. [species of herb.
^ 'jsL kh6%ee, Alfiictcd, disgraced. [tliction.
l^^Uy^ k^e%yh.n. Blushing, c^-^ khexi/et, AC-
t^)^>'F ^^^'^^^^^* Creeping,
v>^ kh€%ee%, A bramble.
Si;j« 2i khezeenef, A treasury, a granary, tribute*
. K j^ •^ khczeenehdar, A treasurer*
. jj> khes. Bad, a mean man, a miser. Uci khesti. Unequal, j l^^ct. khesar. Loss, damage. C^ l«»^'i^/ze5^5e/, Avaricious, ignoble. 6 UaiiJ^/ie- ^ LwM^ kheshh f*lur. of ^..^^ai khcsel. {aak, A liar. .«f>J U.^ kheeskneedun. To chew, to bite. ^, UoL. khesayel, Plur. of ^ L^ khesal, .i^jjuj^ khesht/eedun,To chew, [trample upon* ,Myu5 L^ khespXneedun, To cause to kick or
.♦j>-j* tv^ khesh^needun.To cause to lie down* . A.ww^ khoslesh, Lying down. ^^«^ l^j^Qgl^jfj^ ^ l^etj^ a couch.
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i*j /-^^^ Hiosleedarj, To sleep, to lie down. lUoi kh^sset, Vileness. ,^*^^ khesf, A reptile, art .Jk^ khesfiguee, A disease, a wound, [insect*
.*/^ khestun, To be diseased, to wound. yLj> khostoo, A mother-in-law, a confession. J I yUv^ kJmsiwivhneh, A patched wooilea or
camelot garment* j^ khesfeh, Diseased, Wdunded. J ^ JU^ khestehdel, Indisposed at heart* j^^ ihoscr. Perishing, damage, fraud.
y^j I y^ khosrarjgir, A son-in-law. [friendshipi C^ j^ ] ^ hhosrhvgiree, Alliance by a wife, i\ ^^ /J- /iosroit»i^77e/i, Resembling a great kin^. J f ^^ Ihosrowhnee, Liquor, wine, species of ** cloth, imperial, a son^. [ther-in-law4
Jo 4 ^ khosrhtvcench, A father-in-law* a mo- 4ju.^ khesf, Lessened, poor, a vice. ^..^ khessd, Vile, abject. y»^ khosoo, See n^ijy*^ khosi^hiOeenehi %}^m^L hhosoof, A well dug in a rock^ Which
springs perpetually. ^^ y^ khesook, Sordid ; khosook, Deformed^ ^m^ kheshy An upper garmenti t\j ^'^ khese.edun. To become old. [ignoble.
i kheseer. Damage, y.****^ kheseest Sordid,
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^A*M.=L kheseeL V^^orst, ^jiis khesh, Good, a stick,
li^ khesha, Fearirrg. [running fast, dry,
c--. U:S kheshchhh, A wood-seller.
t ^S^ kiwshadeh, A well prepared sown field.
j^.U^ khosJuir, An enemy, an unburnt- brick.
( J [^s kho-$hareh, Crumb,
cJLii^ khoshshcif, A. bat, a swallow.
-l-iaL khosh.m, A nose, a large nosed man-
t ^^Jis^ khesLauch, A cultivated field or garden.
,*] ^.^Jij^ AJicsha^tedun, To chew, to bite.
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L-^ kheshla. Hard, wooden, despicable. ^**,y±^ klicsht, A spear, dart, a brick, y^^ kles''ger, A brick-maker.
^ ^ khesUhadi, Toppy. '
^;-^ khesjir, Cleaning from rubbish. ,>
-^^ ^ter^iw?, Bee, wasp, J liLi^ k/iesJiogshar, Aquatic bird. «JLs^ A/ieshf, Moving gently. Mzisi kheshefetf Travelling, going swiftly. ^tmX^ kheM, A pretence; Mo5/i,^, Dry, tena- j K^ khoshkar, Coarse bread. [cibus.
^tKii^ khoshktumaXf Diligent enquiry.
^ '^^ khoslikanjy Dry in body, ]arge. bread, ^^ i^^ kho&hhaneedu7if To dry, [depressed.
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j^Ui^ ^hosJi^iTy Flour full of bran.
^ * l,JJi> khoshkmh%oo, A dry withered or
broken branch, ^<Ji}? khoslik e, Dr\^ncss. [Anger, fury.
yicLkhrsheU The dry fruit, refuse. ^ kheslum ^^.X.gJi^ klieshm^Udeny Full of rage. ,.^L*.^i^ kheahmnak, Passionate, furious. .-^^ kheshou'h, Travelling utensils. (jj^:^ kheshfi. Uneven, rugged. *;iioi khoshtiety Asperity, severity, disdairi. >J^ kfwshfied. Content, satisfied. v
^jl^ khes/ienk. Burning vvith a hot-iron. « *Xi^ khoshnoodj Satisfied, content. ^zL kjieshoo. Poor, a small date. ♦ yi^ kheshoocl, A beast of burthen. I ytS khoslioor, A prophet, a messenger. *^iU. Uioshooot Humility, fear. cJ ^^i^^h c'.v Jioqf, Travel ling by land. ^Jyt'^ khes/iook, A blockhead; a miscreant. t^^^i^ khoshoofiet, Rlgidness, fierceness, jyici khesJinCf Timid, ^^l/ii^ khesheyaiu Fear, »-*xiio: khe>heA), Uneven, unpolished. [timid. SLj^iic;. / ln'shf'd'et, Nature, temper, kh<^she,fj Snow, ice.
*^J:^hhesheeny A darkish white colour,also raix- (.swi khoss, A tavern, [ed with blue and greenv
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U»^ khcshf Castration, yol^^a^i khesas, Poyerty, a 6 l,*cai khesshf, A liar, a shoe-maker. [hole. JUi:sL kheshl, Plur. of xx,«a:i ^heslet, m{*asL khescim. Litigating. .^^Ua^ ihesctJi, Plur. of ^y, \^ ^hhss. tj<ij Uft,< kheshyeSi Qualities, virtue. ^ UiaL kheshyel, Plur. of xiAa;:^. kheslet. ^j lAa=i kheshyemy Plur. of j».,kas;. khesm. «-*Afl:sL ^/lesZp Fruitfulncss. ^-:. i'heser, The middle, the waist. >fl^ >5^/i^5/, Conquering, shooting or darting. 5Ub»^ hheslet, A quality, property, virtue, an excellent w^ork. [law-suit or altercation. *^sL khesmy An enemy ; khesem. Carrying on a U^^ Jfhesmhy Plur. of j».a<s^ khesnu rfiX^^ khesemkoah, The slayer of an enemy. ^yA:i- fchosoos, An affair, a thing, giving. haya^ khosoosh. Particularly, chiefly. cy^^ khosoom, Plur. of ^jazl khesm. o Uya^ khdsoomhf, Plur. of su^/^id- khosoomef, Cs^ya^ khosoomet, Litigation, a law-suit, en- ^yiflsL khessee, An eunuch. [mity.
SLuwaai khoseyat or *A>»a£i A testicle, •^ Wi khesseyhn, Plur. of ^a^:;. te5<?e. <-sA.*aat kheseel, Fruitful, a cultivated land. P^t*"^ ^he^eelet, A piece of meat.
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'^kn^ iheseemy Litigating, opposing.
j^>ka^ hheseeny A small axe. Ua-i khe%tt,, Bruising
.__, Ua^ Jfhe%hl}y Tincture, [any thing, moist.
^Ja=L \.*a^ kho%akh^%y Bounding with wood and
J Uci kl\e%ar. Milk mixed with water, [water,
ij Ua:5. khezctrety The sea^
^ J La^ /thozhriay ^YariciouS;
^j l>a^ l[ho%b,ra. Green corn or herbage^
^{*a:s^ khe%\%, Writing ink,
cJl>^:i- hhexhfy Eating meat.
*^ IxiiL khozkmety Any thing eaten with cram*(J or distended cheeks, [cyprus, saffron, &c.
"^ ^ ^^^-^' kliezhy Tinging the nails or hair with
AA>a^ J[ho%eelefy Painting herself excessively,, and tinging her hair (a woman.)
(ja:s:ui^ khozkho%, The east wind, a watery herb^
I^A^i khezrhy Green, fresh.
'ijAoc^ khoxret, A green pot-herb, being green.
fj*^t^ khoxrem, Sweet water, copious, over- flowing.
CL, ^^^A^^ khexraivhbty Plur, of 'iy^^ khoxret,
^^as. khe%a, Humility. cJui^ hhetfy A melon,
^tasL khexely A pure pearl.
cJ i^As^ khe%laff A wild palm-tree.
aU-Aflri khezlet, A pleasant garden.
xxX/o*. khe%lefetf A small crop of dates.
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^>aiL ^hc%%em, A large troop of men. *«*aii klio%emmetj The middle, the most impor- tant part of any business. J ^*aa:^Ae2JOor, Green, falling of half ripe (dates.) ^^jed- khe^ooa, Humble; khc%ooa. Veneration, «-*A«bL kjuzeelj Stained, imbrued, [depressed. {ja**a£i khe%e€%. The foot of a mountain. *<^A>d^ khe^eemet, Soft soil. U^ hhett, A line, a lk=L liheta, An error, a sin. [character.
^«_.lla;i khetah. Conversation, a word. L lL:sL khet^lh,To thepoint. ^j 11^^ khelhlee,\cv' z\.li^ kheidt, Sin, error. [bal, by speech.
jlksL khefary Plur. of ^L^ Me/r. J^IL^ khetat, vJUa^ khetafi A ravisher. [Fine writing.
*i Ua^i Jihetthletf An immodest woman. ,-Ua^ khethm, A baker, a bridle. . Ulksi ^//e/ai/^, Plur. o^ \.\^:l kheth. l:iiMAsL khetciyety Plur. of iLALti khefeefeL «-*Ia^ kheib, A thing, the cause, nature. (jj\-J^:L khe/b^n, Yellow. iiil^cL khofief, A line, an affair, a history, [sword. JiasL k/iefer, Moving, striking with a spear or CLi I Ja>; ;?-/?^/drd^Elevation,brandishing(spear,) ^ ^^kii klieterhji, A trembling step, lashing with *) iij.L^ kheternakt Dangerous. [the tail,
e^^s. khotroof, One who goes swiftly.
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jiifli khitreefy Swift paced.
<.,^-A khetef, Seizing, carrying off. [p^c6»
Cika;. hhetfet, A butcher, ^^iki khetfct, A rapid 3I33I khetel. Stammering. V^^kheilk, Speaking. Ja^ khetm. The beak, the snout. -y«.ks. khetrtiecy Marsh-mallows, ^\a^ khetoo, Stepping, proceeding, J \^la^ kketwdr, Made of twigs, whipp'd. [feet,' s^kiL khetwety A pace, the space between the j ^\3.:L kholoor y Dignity y entering, recollection. t-^Ja:;- keieeh, A preacher, wk^ kheieety A sin, ^nne, whoring. y}a,:L kheteer, Honourable, H^jXz^ kheteetety Ground not watered by raini (thouglv situated between others which uJLk^ kheteef, Swifl (droitiedary.) [are.)
XaXI5-l kh&%lehety Confused, chattering. ^l£=;- khotwou, Firm, compact (in flesh.) %^x^ khoUio, Name of a plant.
>„J^ khogh-jeky A certain root, smacking
with the lips (to a horse, &c.) \J^ kheff, Crying,' \Ll hhefci, A secret. ^c^ U^ l]i(fcijely An impediment of speech. ^ [p^ khefachehy A raw cucumber, j ii^ khqfhr, »jli^ khoftircty Ashamed, blushing. [A reward. J; Ijui khqffctsh, The bat.
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\) UU TtTiofhf, Nimble, agile. t '^' UU ffhoffak. Broad-footed, before, fl Uai hh^f^lei, A flock of birds; also, the sounc^ made by thern. , funder armour^
/^Uii. : heffcin, A cuirass, the garment worn .♦« jji 'ip' kliffaneeduni To cause to cough, pi-i ^/i^, A low or whispering speech. Uci. hlieffety Levity in behaviour, travelling fast. ,|r^^Ui^ a. p. kheft n, A coat of mail. .♦/>J U^ khqfa7iecdun, To lie down, to sleep, ^AjLsi kheftcl, Wealv in paind and body. ♦ ;d^ ]i]i)fleny To sleep, to lie down. U^^ kheftcjijh, A bed^ a bed-chambe;*, .;d^ khoftehy Sleeping. .♦j>a£^ kjiftecdiai, Rtsslng one another* >^ lihefcj^ An Qwl, a sepulchre,
^if^ khefchehf Legal punishment. Si lsn.Li ^//p/y^/jV/e/, Speaking through the nose* |i;kvi^ kli^fkhefef, The noise made by an ani- mal whilst devouring its food, jvi-: k/fed. Going fast. ^ »xi:ti khqfdod, A bat. lyj y^. >^ khefdeedun, To suffocate, strangle, yai. khefeVy Protection, bashful. « ^isi khefrety Shameful (a woman.) 4j<mjU- khefes. Derision, ridicule, overthrowing. ^jhi.kliefrejef, Well nourished.
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^J ^k^ lihefrenj. Tender, delicate.
jsC-y khefi, A beetle, a may-bug.
4jijUi. kheflsh, Siuall eye. jj^iiUi hjicfet^ Depres*
^:^ hhejh, A veil, a* curtain^ [sion*
^...Xas' kh^k, Suffocation, strangulation,
f^i^ khefen, J^axity of the external belly.
^ kfitfe7jj:, A black scoripoa*
^srji^ klnfenjeh Indignation, oppression*
^^A^ khefd7idu7i, To sprinkle with water, to,
yhL khtfuQ, Hiding. [breath, bard
c yi^ khefoot, A lean woman.
c-3'^*^ khefook, Slender in the middle (a horse.};
J^ khefeh. The cougli, strangling.
^x:L hhefec^ flaking manifest, qpncealed,
SxLi khofeyeti Concealment.
0^1^ kh feed, A swift going ostrich,
^ jy.iai khefeeded, A nimble ostrich
^^^ ^/?/?/eeJe/?, Strangled.
jfx^. khefeer, A protector, tutor,
yMxiai khcfees. Much diluted (wine.)
ijaAX^ khrfee%. Submissive,^ living happily,
i^^jui^ khefeef, Light, immoral, dexterous,
iJui^ khefeek, Extremely fleet (horse.)
^.JU khekk, A cleft ;. making a barsh, shrill, and
disagreeable noise, ^JiJ^ khvkshek, An earthen painted jar.
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b' khel, Vinegar ; Ihuly Snout of the rios^. 5U. khelki A privy, vacant, parsing av^^ay (time.) w-^ It^ khilkh. Dirty- way, clay, dirty, soft
earth ; khelltibi A liar. Xj S\^ khilhhet, Deceiving with words, tongs. jjMJ i^s- khetalBs, False, a romance, a lie. ^^ 5U. khelhsee, K mulatto boy, a fowl from
a cross breed. 3u-w i^ hhelasiyei, Hair of twt> colours. *-5-^ 11^ hhelhshmeht A disease from indigestioni J^' !i^ khelhsheh, A stick, the rudder of a ship. ^o bU. Jihelhs, Liberation-, redemption. 'S.ja ^V^; kh^cisef, The best part of any thing, 39 :^ ^/^zY^^ Mixing, mad, a troop, [fresh butter. ^ i:^ khola, The epilepsy. [ing (a tree*)
Iti ^^ IheltL-ctt, Sprouting leaves, and fiourish- cJ iViL TtlMcbf, Opposition, opposite, a lie.
Cic^k 3 iU. JihelofihohJi, Contrary to justice, ini-
0 5U khellcihd. Light, smooth. . [quitously. c3 5)U. hlidhliy A portion of good fortune or hap- I'^y^ khdhli riur. of ^:^ khul. [piness.
OJ'^i. khelaletf Friendship* ^ iU kheliilosh, A tumult, the noise of a crowd. uma^ :i'^ci khelhmees, Plur, of ^^^^^X^ khelmoos^^ ^^ llff' khelhn, Thin clay or mud. 6 C^ /^//e/ai^^ Clay, loam*
vJ^^U^ lihdhyefi^ Plur. of *iu]b* kheleefet^
^Ju iU. I^helayeh J^ servant, a slave.
t^sL ihelh,A nail, talon, [airily, a. female deceivei?^
SUi^ khelehet^ Walking hiaughtily, travelling
^^j^lai khelleriy Foolish, Imi^^ty^.khellet, Quali-
^U khelj. Drawing away. [ty, nature.
j^^UcvLi hheljhn. Commotion, cuj^iosjty,
j^atvJbi iheljem, Long, corpulentift
jjLsi- kheledy TJie mind, heact.
j5 jvJl^ khehdety An ear- ring, a bracelet, [iag.
^a:a,p, kholler, A bean, apea^^^^Jiai khelsy Seiz-
lUJaj. kholseti Rapine, herbage. [khitles^
ija\:L kheles, A sincere ftiend, Plur, of ^aJ U
LaX:i khelsa, A desert. ^^ UaJU kholshrif Plur. of
ialii ^Ae//, Confusion, mixed. [o^)^ kheles*
xyu hMiet, Conversation^ company.
xXaL ^/id/a, Drawing out slowly, deposing, hurit-^
ing, departing from any place,, \Aa. khol'h, Plur. of ^aU. khelea, SiXii khel-aty Investing with a royal rope. ^ ULi kholfanee, Going or stepping back. SiXai khelfet, Posterity, a substitute person or
thing, a pregnant camel. JAp khelfeh, Purslain. JJ^ khelefee, €uccessive. jlXri. khelky Production, a nation ; khelek, (Gar- ^ IXU hholkhn, Plur. of j(U hh^kh [ment.)
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iuila: khoUict, Creation. ^Ju khelel. Disturbance, JLa khelm, A friend. [confusion.
^^ki^ khelenloos, The marcasite. ^^Lb^X^ kaeleftjciny The root gahngal. ^*. khelooy Stubborn, vacant. *-_*^d^ khelooh, A i^-i khelwet. Retirement. [deceiver, a liar. p^^ h^doujt To make signs by winking or a^aL liholood, Etemitj, perennial, [nodding. ^Ji^s^ kholoos, Purity, friendship, w l^^JL^ khohoskty Plur. of ^j^^ kholoos. l»>)l:t kheloot, Mixing. [drinking water.
5^Li kholoof, Coming behind, drawing or yisi khelook, A species of aromatic. 15 ^ kholooket, Torn, beautiful of faCe. ^ ^ kholool. Friendship^ diminished, [the hands. J^ kliclch, A stick, any thing lost or dropt from JL«i khelee, Mowing, giving grass to cattle. CAA\:i. khcleet, Variegated in one uniform man- ner or in one part. jlJ^ kh elect ih, A purse, a linen bag. ^X=i kheleej, A gulph, a river, a bank, a small ^^Mr kheleek, A starUng, a stare. [ship.
.*j^/^ kheleeciun/lo prick, to string, to sew. ij.aU kheleesy Half grey, clay, vitriol. ffiJ^ kheleesh. Warm- water. ^1^ khdeet, Mixed, a partner.
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Jhu^ kheleetee, A mob, confusion, [a wotf* ^aX^ hheleea^ Wicked, a hunter, a torn garment* (-^iJiri kheleef. Mended, folded up* [deputy, XxaX^ kheleefetj An emperor, kirpg, monarch, ^ UUX=i kheleekhy The tip of a horse's nose, XjuJiai kheleeket, The creator, nature. jJL-i kheleel. An intiitiate friend. XXaI^ kheleelet, Friendship, poor. ^>^s.^J^ kheleemeedun, To blow the nose. ^Xp- kheleeneh, A purse, a linen bag.
g-t^Ji^ /^/i^/eet^'aj, A kite.
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y^ kJietn, Twisted, crooked, a curl, a knot. A^ ^/iiw, A melodious voice, an empty garden. J l^ khemar, A veil, a woman's head dress;
khomar. The head-ach. J U; t^ khomarhhkneht A tavern. ^^l^ khomhsee, A word of five letters, a
thing of five spans. [Roasted meat.
'Hi, l^ khomtLshety A wound, injury, i^ l^ khemkf, cl^ khomaa, Limping, halting. ^\^.k^omkU Causing to limp, xll^ khemhlet, The plumage of an ostrich. 3U l^ khomametj The filth of a house, the mud
taken out of a well. [rival, emulous.
^ l^ khemhn, The elder-tree, u i^ khcmana, A ^Ul^?. ^^^w^na?/ee, Similitude.
[\j^ i^ khemaiieeduTif To distort the mouth,
to counterfeit, to tell a secret, [dining to red,
t*A ^ khemahen, A species of black shell, in-
y_^^ khoml't A large vessel or jar.
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ly^ khemLereh, A small jar. X/J.as>^ khemjehetef,
J U"^ khomkhknehy A tavern. [A tumult,
^ IchemeVi Covering, concealed, fermenting.
3f^ khemret. Wine. ^^^ khems, Five, making
3U^ khemset. Five. [five.
^^*M> khomsoon, Fifty.
^ lAfl^ khomsttn, Extenuated (in the belly.)
Sjo^ khernset) Hunger, emaciated.
la^ >|-^ew/e^, Roasting (meat.) [Salt-water*
Jilla^ khemiet, Fragrant odour. ^_j!^ khemtereer,
2^ kheinfia, Limping, a w^olf, a robber.
*xiluX^ khemkesh^eh, Crooked.
^ khemel, A carpet v^dth s', long pile, a sin"
cere friend, the eye-lid, SlV^ khemiet, Silk velvet, a secret border. ^J'^U^ khomnhk, Sick, deceased. ^^ khemoo, Thick milk, a^^ khomood, Abat- j^ khemoor, Leaven. [ing.
tp' ^ khemoosh, Silent. ^^^ khefHua, An a- ^y^ khoraool, Obscure, mean, [dultress.
*^5^ khomoom, Cleaning a vrelL «^ khemee, Cropkedness, curvature.
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fcjt^ >f7i^777^a5;e//, Tawning, stretchings ci*>^ ^he^neet. Thick grass, plump, yu-^ /^// meed, The female of every species^r" ^^u^ khemeedun, To be clear, to be crookedjj^ ^^ khemeer. Dough, a spring fountain. -' \y^ khemecs, A fifth. ocL^ kht'Ofiees, Extenuated in the belly, Sua^^ khsmeesei, A black garment, black hair* ^;f. khemeel, Soft meat, velvet, satin. XAa^ khemeelet. The plumage of an ostrich, sa*-
tin, velvet- silk, ^jj^ khenriy An empty ship ; khenn, Lopplngj^
making a sound through the nose, Uii. kheticii Obscurity in conversation. v-_) ULsL khenahhy Long, foolish, having a thick. 3u U^ khonb.^jL'U Wickedness, infamy. [nose. UMJ U^ khonaleSy A lion, antient, solid. t3M:L khonhset, Staled an old catamite^ j^-U^ A/iowast-e, Hermaphrodite. ^Slici. khenkse.er, Household furniture. j*.U^ khenhjer, Plur. of j^js«J:i khenfoor, o i U«i kh nadek, Plur. of (_J jjai khendeJs. jlJLri khonh%, A lizard, corrupted meat. 'jj* iXai hhenks. The devil, a demon. ^^U^ y5"^d7Z£^ser, Plur. of ^^..mJol khenser. [men. ^AMiUi. khenicseer, Destruction, the lowest of
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^AlaUii k^rt^teel, Plur. of iil^iaLi khentookL
^ U*. kfienhfeSt Plur. of jj^ij^i Vievfes,
cJi Uct khinaki A rope ; khonak. The quinsey
or inflammation in the throat. ^.^ U^ khenain k> A species of herbage. ^ Uci Vienkn, A disease in the throat, &c. ejed «,-jL:i kheneh, A rheum at the nose, [of birds, •u^ LX7 k^ionh^needuiiy To move, to shake. isNiC^ khenlejet, A small jar. [A small brass jar. •-^•^ k^ionhedeht Intelligent, o^^ khomhtneh, ^y^sL k^ieJiles, Short of stature, dwarf. *j^x:^ khenheseh, A large corn- basket. ljiA;aL kheiilei^h, Moving one's self greatly. iyzj^::L kho?iLos, Spark from the flint. *j^^ khoTiloa, Fruit in its envelope, [licious. Sua;*; k'^onhoat, A small veil uJu;*i^^o/;/Z'0^, Ava* ^^^Qp- khomhck, A small iar or other vessel, ^yuj^ khonldedun^ To crook, to celebrate. „2^ khenti Shining, lightning. .Uiii kheniar. Excessive hunger. dL^sL khens, A dispersed crowd, a fold. s^yiSsL khe??selet, A good camel full of milk- yiJ^i. J5"A^wser,Rubbish encamped, [flabby woman. *,fcaL khenmat, Afemale-fox. yij^khonslt \Veak> Ju*;=i kheush, Asphodel, a hermaphrodite.
'^ khenj, Mirth, dance.
yf^^ khenjer, A dagger. ^ ^yf khevjoroodr, Ridicule, mockeryo ^^^ khenjeree, An ugly beard, ^j^i. hhefijereer^ Salt-water. eJi«< khenjef ot j ^^ A camel full of railk* ^„J^ kfievjek^ The mastich treC) a dry thorn. JjcU khenjel, A modest woman.
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^ >^f khenjeedeh, A balsam for a wound,
y;^^ khmjeer, Any smell.
3.^3d^ khenjeel, A swing, a see- saw.
yu^ khend, Smiling, laughter.
/H 1>A^ khend^n. Delightful, laughable. k
/M>J) >X7 khend%ncedani To cause to smile, or
wjOai khendeh, Bad-natured man. ^ [laugh*
^ b>;ii khondebtin, Corpulent, fleshy.
^y^> , juri kliendrees, Old wine, grain.
£ «xlaL kliondoa, Vile, male-locust.
(j^ a. p. kh^ndek, A ditch, round fortified town, garden, fields &c.
OyCS khendeh. Laughter, laughing.
i*j ^,.^ khendeedun, To lau^^h, to ridicule.
r y&^ >^ khendeesh, Laughing, jesting.
jvi Js;L:i khen%ee%y The highest part of a moun- tain, an excellent stone-horse.
y^ khcn%, Stinkmg, corrupted. [jet, Pride,
y^ y^i. khon%oh, Bold in villainy. i:» yi khen%&'^
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j^y^ Men^erei, A pointed instrument. ^I^y^i ihonxowan, A boar, a male-ape. ^.y*^ khenzeeri A wild bear, a hog. uMX:ii hhem, Returning l^^: hhensh, A lion. ^AA»*;ii Jihenseer, Worthless, avaricious, ^xiJai khenshefecr. 111 luck. j.ijjL:i. hhensliel, A Su/fiis;- ^'Aew5o^d/, Fleshy (woman.) [swift camel. y^i^ k^ienseer, The middle or little finger. cJ^AflA^ Ihenseref, A jolly corpulent woman. Xj ILIci khentahet, Mean,^ unworthy (man.) (..iLk;:;. khenteSi Walking with a proud air. uJ^^i^ hhentereff A decrepid old woman. . UzAj' khcntel. The coloquint apple. S^L;::! khentowet. The top of a ipountain. J^tuii khentoolf A long branch, or the man*s
organ of urine. %y\a}ci, khentoolet, A herd of camels or oxen. Ux^ khentehi Bear, spelt. [wrinkled hog.
\^ LkJaL khentey ) ??, Obscene. jAxXsl khenteer, A ^;ci khenxely The coloquint fruit. ^-l4;^^A6'«?;ee,Tmpudent,worthless(man,)lau^h-
ing much (a woman.) ^^:L khenar Softness, abject. Sbu^ khen-hty A false accusation. i^JLk^ khonof^ Plur. of i^^ kheveef. 3Ua^ khenefet) The segment of an orange.
-viXai ihonfoj, Fat, a species of seed. iA> khenfer, Domestic utensiL jjjUaL kherifosy A beetle* IsJU^i khonfoshet, A kind of animalcule; ^^ '.' ; ^ousi khonfoa, Indiscreet, stupid. ' . J '^
uJiAJuiAsi khenfkee}, Unpleasant fottttipic, ipi^ery^ troubled, a monstrous mai^^^,^^ j ^- ^,
khenek: Strangling. .^^^ 4 |.^,^ ^
^.^ khenk, A white or grey hofs6.' . ^-.i) y ^ khonkar, An emperor, [scene in speech.
.>^ khonokect Temperature, y^ khenoo, Ob*
ci, ^Aa; khonooff A species of marine animal, J y\^ khctieivwerf The world. [ignorant*
3 ^iii khonoo%, Stink, y*. ^.iii khonoos, A lion, an (jd y^ fihennows, A young animal. [ape.
i^y^ khennhsety A young badger or beaver, ^^ii khenooa, Submission, humility. c_Jy^ khe?2oqf, Tender-footed ; khonoof, Anger, J^ kkoneh, The cough. ^^ khenee. Obscene IsX^ khonyhy Melody, song, milking, [speech. e>J^ hheneedeh, A voice, echo, learned, chosen. <— Vaa:& kheneek. Strangled. 0VA^ kheneen, A sound, resembling laughingor
crying through the nose. ^aL khawou. Hunger, a large river, [(the belly.) \yL khdwh, Falling down, empty and clinging
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w I f hhkl,, Sleep j;>5^., ,^ j,t .VXI^ojU iJU^
in sleep, sleepy. , ; s j^go to - bed or sjeep. C) ^ %^^-"f' i^i^PAn^^A^^,> J-^o permit :ope: t^ J U» 1 ^ Jthal^h^Miy A bed , a couch, a bed-
^yo ) ^ ^^#6^5^; Sieving.-" <i^-'- ■- - Cj^j^ ^^^ay<a^,'VS&urid, ^the +i(^se^ 6f a %i«g
%\-^ A^^^hr -Aj rjch iperghaqt, a doctor, a l).^/khary Contemp.tible>-fibj,ect. .[professor. ^^1^^ ^/ta2^^r^j..flur. of -..U- -^/Ur//^.r .. .
C/y '^^ ^^or^,. Baseless, mean ncssv A ^5^ .. igi^\A^'khawafeen, Plur. of /^ l^^^ khewran^ >->' J ' y" k]ia%mdeh, 4^,bride,, .-p t . ,,^ •-
]^S ^ khasitar, A petitioAer, iin.^skier,. !'.
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^^y^ /i haivct fi'e',r]ur.^ of xJu^ hhoj^yeei. '- ''".
'\Vr>p f^ /f'^a/'^^i?^^ To pr&diice;' to^spTelid; ^^ ''&\j>^khawaleeg€r, A'coVkrarn'g^e'r;'^ *"-'" * '^"^ frfxkwwh'n, 'A lion; 'a* de5eiVer> % tt^oi.
,.X^)^, fihkndee^ee. Invocation,, readipg. ' lV ^ '^* ^A^ft&w/ To, recite, to. ^es^d, to iuvite.
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Jto ^qll, to ^g. »>^,l ^. hhb,mehy Read, s.uijg,^ called. . /^ . ^ byi^ 1 ^ ihhnehdeh, A reader, a ^rier. . . ^ t-Ju?^ khawanify Plur. of c^U-,^//4 ???/*» ^ iju:'t^^ Jiliawaneel:, Plur. of c_J ui kboTihi*^* e ) ^ khah, Desire, studious, desiring. ^ * ^ t ) ^ Mi^han, Willing; desiring; X v ' "-» ^ ^ i 1 ^ l^a/i^wef^««. To cause, to wish.*) ^ )^ ^fiaher, A sister. ^^^ 1^ khahish,\A pe- *p>\"^d fhtifiil,' CtooktS.. [tition, deprecation. e/L \ ^ kh\handeh, Asking, one who asks* - l*J At y y" khiheedu?!, To petition.' [seizing. (J^f'"k'hbwai,T2iS,tei ^j^^^l khowayetj Falling, u-j3*s. ^Mii;^, 'Reduced to poverty; ^/i oo^. Ex- cellent, &c. •■ '" • " ' ; s; ^ .♦j>«Tw^'\^ ^fioot)aV>?ft'c?z/77, To please, to appear, !^^t f V^oobUheedu'n'tliO oppress, beat down.
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t» ^^ ihawhet. Ground without rain.
^^ f ihoolter, More beautiful.
(J^^ khoolee, Beaut7,goodness.[Filled, satiated,
^j^ hhawia, A skillful guide. 6^ iJiawes,
U^ khaws^, A tender virgin. [A peach,
^^ A'^oq/, A man of distinction, ^yi. hhawkh,
U^ khawkhh, Foolish, stupid.
3U.^aL khawkhety A window,
d ^ khawed, A beautiful young girl ; khud.
Himself, his, herself, her's, a helmet. i\J ) ^ khoodun, To cut. [Despicable, base. J ^ khawer, Debility, languid, j ^ khoor, 1 J ^ khoorh,, Eating, voracious. w* I /^ ^/ioora?>. Muddy water, drinking. -J I ; ^ khoor aleh, A river.
„^1 ; ^ khoorhk, Meat, provision. ^1^^ khooran. Devouring, eating. i*jJ^^j^ khoor andiin. Eating, drinking, Cyft^ J ^ khoor cheen, A portmanteau, a wallet. ^ J ^ khkrd, Preterite of m ^jyr meat. J^ ) J ^ khordkr, A domestic, a servant. ilj Vy'* khordun. To eat, to drink, to take.
J^»^^ khordeneCj Provision, a repast. ^^ ^ ) f khordeh. Eaten. ^ ^ ) f khordee. Broth, juicy meat. j 1 ; ^ hhoorh%y The Greek dance or chorus^ ^ J ) f khoorzee, A barn, granar^r.
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,%) f J^hooresh, Eating meat, and drinking^"
^,^^1^ khoorsheed, The sun.
\Lai^ khoorselh, A store- house, cellar.
oL^ yhoormahy A summer month.
OyUy^ khorendeh. An eater, a family./^ ^
e^^ lihoreh, The rust, the moth, the lepros^;
(Sj^ k^iooree, Meanness. [gangrene.
^^\)f^ khooreyad, A peasant, a clown, rustic, 'iSy ^tjf" khooret/adee, Rusticity, rudeness, [rude.
i*J'A!j^ khooreedvn. To invite to nuptials, jy^ khowr, Enmity. e^j^7 ^-^oojcJt^A, A beetle, a
fij^ khowza, An old woman. [chaffer.
XcjysL khowz-af, A large heap of sand.
Xij ^ khow%(ihet. Impaling a man.
Jj^^ khovoxlee, A slow tottering pace,
*^j^ kh(nu%emety A cow.
oy*^7 kho%eh, A cock's comb. [a promise*
^ ff^ khos, K brother-in-law; khows, Breaking
^*r^^ khosluUf To ask.
/M J^f' khooseedun. To become dry, to shrivel.
/J^^ khooshf Dry; khoshy A mother-in-law, fair, charming, cheerful.
f^^ cr^ khoshkherhnif Walking elegantly.
A^^ /pf klioslikhesaJ, Of an excellent dis- position, well bred. [(a woman," &c.)
' /^ C/'f' ^/ioJire/Yar, Walking gracefully
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[late, delicious. \y*rp'f ihcs^nne%eh, Agreeable to the pa- Ui-^U^ ^hosh^^hoshd,, Well! very well! (J\^^ /ihosh^i, A cluster of grapes or dates* Xj:^^? lihoshier, Pleasanter, sweeter, kc, mf^^ Ihoscheh, Good, beautiful (little girl, &c.) \^^ khoshnoffihi Elegant, spacious. ^y^-^f hliOhhiiQodi Satisfied, content [grapes. c^^f klioosheh. An ear of corn, a cluster of ^p -^ji^^ khooshecheen, Gathering grapes»- ^^^^^ khooshecy Excellence, comfort, plea!- ** sure. [burn, to love, to be busy, to jest. ^j^f khcshzedun, To collect, to wrinkle, to ^ ^^ kliows, Blind. [head, a deep well.
La ^^ kjioivs^, Having the eyes sunk in the yja *.^ khou%, Acting inhumanly, piercing. t>a u^ khmitci, A pearl.
h y*- khocti A corpulent man. [Foolish.
g.^ kliowa, A white mountain. ^cyLkhawain, f^^^khonf, Dread, fear, killing. ^Ar khccfj, Power, strength. ^^J\^'^ Ihaafnak, Terrified, timid, [or nose. (__j*^a. p.^'/iOU'.^-, A gold or silver ring on the ear Ij . klxowJtQy Wide, deep, scabby, foolish. ^f khook, A hog, a pig. [of the face.
ij^ khowl. Preservation, a standard, a mole
XJ^^ Jthoivlct, A doe. ^5^ khowlee, A good TnariageW ♦J*p kJioolee'Z, A species ctf bird, a locust, [ou^, ,^^ khown. Languor of countenance, perfidl-.. sm^^^ khoonkh, Blood, a torrent of blood. Lj^ lihoonLehh, The fine paid fpr murder^^
or the shedding- of blood. B>^^ khoonjedehy A gum for closing wounds,
^"^ ^ khoncKeh, A small table, resembling a tear. jl/f khoonree%, A blood-thirsty tyrant, [board. iJ^yS' khoonish, Reading, intercession. jM \jJu^ khooT?fesha7i, Shedding blood, cruel. j^^ khoonkar, A killer. [singer, a cry er. t^Cj^h khoonejidjhy Reading, a reader, singing, a^ J^ khonch, A rolling pin.
*'^ khoonee, A murderer, a homicide- "-;/^ kfiooneeUf Bloody, [^^f.:
»e^ kbowch. Strangulation, y^^ khoolier, A sis-
L^^ khoohel, Crooked, /♦yy^ khooheen, A fun- t5^-L khawee, Ruined. [nel.
*Asxj^-L khiiwulliiyet, Calamity. /f. ^ khaviid. Green corn. t\)^.,^ khaweedun, To chew the cud. t.:L^\^i.^d.khaivecrkty A rustic. / A*,^ khysh. He,.
himself, a kinsman. ,C] ^H^ khydian, Flur. of -J^if kl^ysh.
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^^ ^.^ khjshhwendy A kinsman. (/>*^li^^^ khyshawendeCy Consanguinity.
^^f^,.f hhyshtuyi, H6, himself. A-^ khyteh,
J^^f khaivyoo%, A bat. [Foolish, ignorant. ^ yt^,^ khiiyeediuiy To sweat, to assemble. l^ kheh, Ridicule, derision. ^^ ^Ae/i^e, Well! .}' khee, A bottle, skin, bag. [very well!
,»j Ia^. kheyah. Not striking fire (a flint.) SjIa^ kheyhlety Desperate, hopeless, j\^ khiyar, A cucumber, ^j^ [^ k/i?yasheem,
Plur. of ^ yZUsL kheeskooin. fc 1*=;. kheyat, A needle. cl.I? Ui kheydifef, Sew- •^LjA. kheyal, A phantom, &c. [ing, creeping. t:i>:yiA:i kheyalatt Plur. of ^L«i 'khiyal, J lAji khcyalce, Imaginary. * l>^ k/icyam, Plur.
of a>a5- kheemeh. Su Ia^ khiyanet, Treason, disloyalty. /V) / w^'^ khcyanetksrduny To betray, \f^^ kheyanefger, A traitor, *^I>/jI^ khtyaydedun, To chew.
kheihef, Disappointed, hopeless. A^ yJ^AezV, Exclaiming. -Ua::^ kheithm, Plur. of
^ U k ha fern, ' ^^jXa^ kheitema, A restless woman, [a wolf. J yjj^kheise-07\ The world, a serpent, a lion, ^j^ kliteduny To draw, to pluck, to sigli.'
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j^ Ifheir, Good, a good work, best, well,
iyj^ kheirett The blessing of God*
^^^/'f khehkhah, Benevolent. [nails.
/M>u,.^y^ kheei sheedun, To wound with th^
• ^ ^ kheirgcbh, Inside of a houses
0^ Kheinh, An ill-natured man.
{J ^ kheiree, Species of plant, a building, a
^'> khee%. Rising, a leap, [beautiful womano
wl^ kheexal, A wave, billow*
CJ ^/i:^ kheezan, Rising, leaping*.
45: .^ khee%ree, W^alking disjointed ly.'
i*j^„>f khee%eedim, To rise, to totter,,
^Ad- kheis, Breaking a promise, grief.
j^^Ua^ kheesan, Neglecting,
,*jju\ — 3r ^he€Sd7ieedii?iy To Aioisten, to mix,'
5u*.>ai khecset, A lion's den. Aw^J^ kheesteh, M
if^*^>. kheeseref, Loss, wandering* [nut
^ >;;'vv,J' kheeseedun, To moisten, to knea'd.[nose,<
/Aa^ kheish, Coarse linen. ^,ji^ khusheem, The
yo^^ ^^^25, Few, one larger than the other
L^:sL kheif, A thread, the aii*. [(eyes.)
'j^^lW Iheetkn, Plur. of i,^ khoot or k*^
UsAai kheitety Passing quickly. [kheeU
\lixii. kheitee, A herd of ostriches.
SU Ua^ khetkmut. Obsolete, r^a worthless man^
j.xAai khceal, A shirt without sleeTe3, a wolf.
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f^i*^ kheift Fear. ^^^ hheifd, A knife, dread. J^ /ihtfer, Household furniture. eJi^A^ khe'ifchy Very swift, a pr.odig}^
A^'^ kheifeVf Linseed, ^^^f kheJh> A bottle, .y^ khe'ihcheh, A Small leather bag. [a bag. J^ kheikeleh, A kind of herb. ^j^ khcilf Imagination, suspicion. iUs- kheilh A beautiful woman. Cj j^^ kheilaneedun, To bite, to prick. XIa^ kheilety Thinking, haughty, [sufficient. ^as. kkdlce, A lie. ^^^^v kheileejeh, Enough,
>^ kheim, Disposition, a mark,
i^^ kficlmet, A tent, a shade.
5L«^.v*- kheiiuoouiett Pusillanimous, villainous.
^ kheiyoo, Spittle, ^ ^^ hWiyooshy Plur. of jU:L
3Li^=: khi^yooshet. Minute, subtilty* [kheish*
h^ kheyooty Plur. of i^^^ khcct,
cJ^^ kheyoof. Terror.
-^Aai khn/oom, Having recourse to fraud.
^ c^a/. Eighth letter of the Arabic, and the tenth of the Persian alphabet, denoting four in arithmetic, and the fourth day of the week* [condition, thrusting.
^ d^, Go, let alone. i«jli dh,h, Custom,
iL \ a dalet, Beast, animal, reptile.
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y/^t^ dkd iT, The distributer of justice. j^\^ d^der, A brother, a dear friend, &c. [give* J^l^ dtidgir, God a just king. ^^)^ dAdun, To jy^^ dtiden^e, A present. b^I^ dkdeh or _jl^ 6?a<^,
/ j^i fl^^r. House, habitation. [Pret. of ^^1^
^^^^^lyl^ dkrotxerhf The mint. ,^,^^1^'^ dhrolherhy An enemy's country* ^>^ly)^ dhr ineediin. To cause to hold, ^^ ^ ^ dareh, A trained falcon. ^.<i dhrehet, An ingenious vv^oman. (/*-• /I. dhrhooi Odoriferous wood, aloes. LV-Xy'^ d^^'hereen. Night-shade.
J :i darej. Moved by the vi^ind (dust.),
j(^^)^ ddurlihhl, .K branch, a sapling.
4,1, daresh. Tinged. X^> 1:i dcireJcety The understanding. tj}j\y dkrendeh, Holding, a bearer, [or sickle; ^ iL daroo, A medicine 5 J^ dareh, A scythe; (/,!- decree, A court.
J ^3 direen. The present and future life. j\y dci%, A plasterer, plaster, [corruption. ^']y ditsfi. Sweeping. rji^]ydas, A sicklejj rM'"_^^; dksthn. History, a narrative. jK^\y dctskakhy A small sickle. ,^ )• dkseh, A sickle, an ear of corn. JjX L d^.&Md, A present, a free gift.
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*'*' • dhslituiit To have, to hold, [dhshtxiri.
A- ); dhshteh or ^::^^ )^ t/as/i^ Pret. of ^*/^\y ^ ^ i dhsliun, A new house, a place where
new cloths are laid up. ^\^ da%, FiHing (a bottle), angry. L^ \ :» da-yh, A player. ^ ^ ^ da-yr, Impure, a
whore-monger. 3Lj* \ a dk-eyetf A desire, necessity, purpose. ^ 1; Jo-^//, Amark, a spot, wounded, [the hip, j^ 1 i d^Lgher, Ab}ect. x^ j ^ daghcset, The ham,- ^i I A dafer. Stinking. ^ ^^ddfea, Repulsing, averting. «Ji> ! i dhfchi Going quick (a camel). SUi \ A dhfenel. Toothless, a cow. ^ ! ^ <ii/, In- 4*J \ ^ dalehf A live coal, a fire-brand, [dicating. S3 i A dklet, Becoming public. ^i\:i d^lchy Modesty, shameful (woman). Jj^ dalea, Foolish, important business, jja ] ^ dalef, Heavy, laden, going slow. ^ J a dMei, Drawing a sword. J[^ dUeh, An eagle, x^j \ ^ dkleyet, A vine, ♦^1^ daleez, A chaffinch, a sparrow. ^ t^ f/^m, A mare, a net. [ever.
-.!:> ditma, (In prayer,) may it endure for U!i daamh, The sea. ^L I; am^d, Ason-in«. law, near ally.
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jllydamb,!, Doiaestic utcnsih ^V-^ dkma.7i, ^ skirt, hem. [perate nighty ^S^ damej, Dark night. ^^ 1^ dameh. Tern-
]^ daVhca, Wet with dew. ^^^U damghool, A scrophulous, hui^^ioi!/, j^i^ dameky Bad, worthless. *.^a.o^ i dimei&t. An ill fortune, [tock, ashovel;. ^y« !^ dhmun. The tail ^^ |^ dumoo:^, A m^):-. fVj^ !^ datnooij A hot sultry day, [i"^-.
^fji d^mee, Bleeding, u^^^ dhm'i^hy A bless- 3u-« I ji dh,neyef, A wound ou the head, [known. ^ .<^^^ dhtneeduTiy To appear, tc? become. iv')^ Ja?2, A vessel, a p^rse. [ing, knowledge, \,\^ danh. Wise, learned. A\^dtintLeef Learn,- i*j^'}i^^ dhnhneedun, To inform. [A lentil*. J 0 1 S^danhyhneh, Leaffied, wisely. jfS^dcinch^t^ *j;u^ )^ dknesteny To know, to ack^owledg;^* i/i^) dtunesh. Science, learning. jyi;^\:i dhneshwer, A learned man^ -5^^ dknea, Voracious, hungry* jis^^ dan eh. Lean, abject. »>Xl^ dhnendih, Knowing, wise. [approaching. J)^ dknehy Grain, knowledge. \\i, dhnee, Nea;, ^>J|^ dhneedun. To know, to roll round. >^l; dane.zsheh, A lentil. ^)^ daiv, A wheels d,U dawedf David. [a reel.
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jy^ dhvoer, God, a prince.
j/y^l^ daweree, Empire, dominion.
cf^\:>d^^^^f Milk covered with cream.
b )^ dah, Ten, a maid-servant, a boy*
j.* 1 i dkher, Time, reason^
^\^ dkhesh, Astonished, stupid.
3y^ja dhhefei, A foreigner, fatigued.
^\:^ db^helf Confounded, amazed.
t,j^\^ dahen. An anointed beard, aU dhhee, Penetrating, shrewd.- SaaU dkheyet, An accident, misfortune. ^ 1^ dcihecm, Dominion, dignity. {/1 5 c/az. Deceased, a maternal uncle* u^^]^ dhyeh, Diligent, fatigued. t\)^'^„ '; dheyhan, Night and d^y^ jLs^u^i dcLihety Alarge spreading tree. \}^g* ^A ^ dhyeMt Dark night. ^^\ ^ dixir, Revolv- »i^j \ i dleret, A circle. ^^ | ^^ daycs, A barn, a
threshing-floor. '/MI^, '; dayeghn, Plur. of j!^ dayeh> *.j!a c/tt^^//2, Permanent, always. Ji^J^ dciierakneh, Continually, for ever, [nity, jL^j^-i ddimet, Eternal, x^^, ^:s dd^imeyef, Eter- /.oVa'^^^^w* A debtor. ^' 1^ (faai, A nurse, fos- ^_^:^ c?cM,Ci'eeping, going slowly. [ter-»iother.
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dohf Cohditioh, property, i^^ delcCt A to* ^___, ^ L :j dohadeh, A corpulent, noisy m^n. [cust. A b i dolkkh, A game at dice. ^AjLi dehhlee%, Plur. of ^^^ delooa. .Li Je^ar, Destruction ; dib^r, A field ; dolaft
Wednesday, [proper time, preposterously. !j b i diharhvy (Coming to prayer) after the ^j b A djraretj One part of a field* Ubi debasd,, A female-locust, ibi dehhgh, A currier, "a tanher. «r<£bi c?6;Z,Ag-/?e/, The art of tanning- [woman* ^ Ij^ dephyeh, A school. c--*ji t/eZ-^^, A hairy
^ ^5Z>? -^inting with figures. [druni.
^^^^ :> debheSy Large, a lion. c_i1 joi dcbd^h, A V j.^ i deldehy A warlike engine, a spy. *j ou ri debdebet, The noise of a drum, &c, '^^ ^e^e?% Elapsed, a field. / .M ^ N dehraih A mansion of the moon.' ^ j:> delrehy Unripe^ corn cut for cattle. ^ , :i Je/ree, Posterior, [,^, ^ delergan, After the ^ji c?dl5, A crowd. [proper time.
'\ji^^ detest an y A school. ^^ A debsh, Consuming, eatifig up. 4j i^eig/?. Turning. tjL, i debek, Vicious, bird-lime. „jLj a tZck^^e, The cloth of Debek, in Bgy^C
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j.£3ji di])hdkeU Having a thick equal skio. j^^ JeZ/, Dressing, correcting, driving toge-
t\ier; doll, A ^oung ass. jju i del'let^ A calamity, adversity. J^:^ delkli, Sugared almonds. \j^ dden, A bl?«cp-fold. ^V-s delen, Bird-IiiTie. ^^^ dehnet, A larg6 mouthful. -^.^•^ dcpeuli. Fleshy (hoy.) u_>JJ:^ dejjool. Creeping, dreaming, hlcod. -5^^ depoochehi A leech.j>' ;i dcLoor, The west lyy.) delooSy An iron-headed stick, [wind. i^A dcloogliy J»Ioistening the earth (rain.) I ;'^. A dehooJi, A sport, a game. U>j5 dtlooJtk, A vicious plant, bird-lime. «^ a dchooJrett Plaited, braided lock, [place. y*^ deJjol^ A misfortune, ^j^ deheli, A sandy \^:i delhf A slow pace. «-*Aji (fe^^d^, 'Walking, going slow. Cvaja delej/efy A locust. >^'> JcZ»eeJ,Anclcctu- /n;) deheer, A writer, a notary. (ary,amediQine. /^w^ v'» delerestany A school. ^xja WfiZe?^^, Tanned (leather bottle). ijA.i * deleijt. One of the names of Damascus. v>*ja dehyuh, A pinip, an informer, cbi <^655, Slight rain. iJij 15 A desas, Killing birds with a i^ing.
j15a deshr, A hiantle/'air upper garment/ ' Xii dosset, A slight heaviness in the head, jji dewier, Slothful, ruined. «S i desua. Level ground.
5* desoor, Slothful, oblivion. j;;J ;i desecmet, A mouse. ^i^S ^ deseenet, A
small quantity of water. ^li>^^^*4//A fowl, a heh, ' J U. i t/e/d/, A large body of travellers; Jt^}''.?/,
An impostor, antichrist^ fals'ej \ " "^^ ^ / . . U. :> dejan, Plur. of ,' -^""^ dejen, '\ '" fhe^?. X3 1^ :> dcjanet, Laden, carriel. -^^^ dejjel, Dark-* g^^s.i <^^/e;'. Fowl, hen, darkness.'" , * ^ "^ ^a. A defer, A French-bean. 3.^ jb ^0/7, The lower order of irien. , " ' f,s>^ dejim A' stocky onglri.^'^ !\T^3'^'ger, t4^ A dejweU A; speech'; dujm'ei, 'Darltoess, ^js.i i^(y«, Stopping, cloudy day; //«;;/, MucU «i&.A dijnet. Darkness. - ' \ . , [rain. ^A.a </e/oo, DarkMiess. \ ,^'i, dejivki Hairy." b'^i.:i'</e/>;o?r, A'veSvsel, a purse, SU.^i.i J^oo/'e/,* Stretched on the ground, g*.^^ :i deJoojee^'Y'cxy dark.' . ^"^ dejodn, (itn. ^a»A c?d/ee, Dark night." , [tie, tame,
XAiv k ^^py^li Dafkriess, a nest of laees. - '^^ c \j^ ^ dejeelf Black pitch, a branclj.
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^ deh, Concealing, burying,
3u L> i d.haleff Impelling, driving.
y^U-A dchhs, (A house) full of people.
^Ua dilid>t, Unwilling.^jU^ deh^les. Shin"
^t>A dtihkne^. Dark. [in g bright.
J^U.A de-hmel, Proud, c.^*. a dcheh. Driving.
Xx».i d htlet, A number of cattle.
ci-o. i dches, Elepant in narrative.
^, 1 ^~> ^ dthjolf, High ground.
-Tjo-a dehdah. Shortest of stature.
-^ja.i dihclooh, A big woman.
^ i <5^e^r. Driving off, objecting.
r^j^^ dchernj, Turning, revolving.
y^i* A dehs. Promoting, discord, concealing.
*AMS>.j^' di'hsem, Fat and firm.
^^:s d(hz. Examining, sliding,
W'- A dhehth. The falling of the matrix after
li?irth, causing the death of the mother. ^yUd dekekoow, Large bodied. [hole.
^A dehelj, Digging, enlarging a well; dohl, A D^&.A doheloy A well. jjcLi»3 dohelu, Shining. *^;) dihni, An origin, a root. j^-*A demes, A black thing, a stark. Xj^i dehemtitty Lean.
, ;j^^ dehmoor. The insect, tribe. fed/
U5^^ A dthmook, Large bellied, large bodi*
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»^i dehi?i, A dwarf, crafty, treacherous* ^^ dehoo, God. -.^s»^ dchoth,, A big wor-
man, a- she-camel. j^:, dehoor, Driving off, rejecting, • "
^^^^:> d'hoox, Groundless, law-suit, &c» ^^i dehooly An inipostor. ^^^ddhee, Ex- X^>i dehiyety A she-ape. [panding.
^juis^js dcheek. Far, moveable, -r^ c?ei//, A i;*,Ui dikhas. Many. -e.c.K.>: [reed, a cane. % Ua dU'kal, A joint in the body. . l^ii dthlian^ Smoke, tobacco, [girl, a virgin^ ■d^^ doklif. Strength, a virgin. ^:;^* doklteVy A „^/;:^^ dokhterekj A h'ttJe girt, aa> orphaa.
^^fs dcJichekhdy A man of great integrity, i^ . ^ dtkhekhy Blackness. Xj Jci^ dekhddef, Firm in fleshy [pitifub
^js=iLi d.k^deJih, A dwarf. ^^ dckher, Little^ jwj.sLA dekhcris, Acquainting. iyajy^i> d>khrees, The gore of a shift. yL*, dikke%y Strong, coitus, jj^s^d d'khcsT\-^ corpulent man, a dolphin. yw^j dokhser. Bold. ^.M^:^dokhsem, Thick, black, , jJ^« dikhish. Commerce, bargain., thick. -ja^i dekhh. Dung. [cion, vice.
^:> dckhd, Disturbance, entertaining suspi-
^A dehhdb,, Plur, of 3^^ ile\heeL
X1a.a dehhht, The mind, a mixed colour.
^JUa dcJthkl, Intimate, friendly. [ling a lire.
^) dekhmeht A tomb, ^^^deJiUt Smoke, kind-
Ui-A dehhncit Smoky coloured.
JuUaii dckhnknef^ TidivVy foggy (night).
Suaia dekhnett A smoky colour.
li^fii^i dekhool, Entrance, arrival. [sury.
^3 Jc^/i a. Darkness, x ^:>. ^ dikhera^ A trea-
(j»»Aa: A dekhees, The fleshy part of the hand,
plump. [dent.
^pL:^ dekheel, Intimate, a friend, a conii- 'iXf.^i de.kheeleiy The interior, the intention. ;ii dt'd, A fierce rapacious animal; hdelb, Play,
a portion of time, ^y^';^ dddchnoor, Parsley, citrago. y^ Jcr, A gvitc, in, into, on, upon, above, for,
to, about to, according to, by, &c. CJ))jy d^rxcdcji, To knock at the, gate. j^ derVi A present, benefit. ]j^ derk,* A bell. [%oon, A fence.'
^Sj^ deralehy Fraudulent. CJ^xK)-^^^'^^' ^j^\j> dcraLeSy Strong (camel). 2-!^:^ Jdrraj, A hedge- hog, a whisperer. ^
derrbjehy A long upper garment. i!j:» derrhdeh, Plur. of^:*^^ derdch.
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j^js derrhr, Giving much milk (catri^/. * »-j'j^ derrhrett A womdi/s spindle. yly^ derh%, Long, ^-^j^ deris, Threshings 'ij^Sj^ diirasef, Teaching, [treading out corn, i*J^^^j) denstaddn, To br^giti, to attacks Jk* !^i aerra-ar. An upper garment. -
CJ^^J ^ ^t'rVg-^os/i, An embrace, rubbish, ^^'^ly ^ derqftaden, To fall in, or upoft. t^llj'i derkji<, Lai-ge, corpulent. cJjM^i derrah. Treacle, wine. ^t^i derrtily Following one anotbei*, "'*
• f b ^ </t7Ta;;/, Walking, a hedge-hog. lU I . i d-rrhmef, A hare, a short womafi. . " -^^l.i dcrrhniej. Fraudulent. i^\M*S j s derhmodeti , To enter, to arrive. • \ i derhn, A fox. ii \j t ddfhnef/A species <a5 ], i deramj, Walking haughtily, [of plahti -i^. derou, A runner, repugnance.' Lr^^ji deraheSy V\uv. of ^^ji^ derhes, mA]ji deitthiniy Vlut. of derhem. X^J^i deraycty Quality, mode, habit, disposi- tion, boldness, science. [To hold. \iJj ) deraye. Silk, tafFety. /My^J; ; derhyeden, v_jjA G<2r^, A narrow road, a large gatej custom, vice.
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^f ji ly ^erhkreh,, Once, one time, or tur«^ y*. U^ i dev'-aSf A Hon, a biting dog. i^^jy ^^^'rlo.n, A porter, ^ dpor-keeper, ^^J Ly^ derlanii^efx The office of porter. C^^Wj^ .derhcty^^ty Proper, li^. *j^i dereh^t, Cystoin. [site-.
J ^ Ji ^^'"^^^•^^a A b^gg2f». vagabond, oppo- -/* dcrHr, A bpve, in the breast. [After. ^^j^jyderherden. To insert, /jrtj ^ dejpus, n^j^ derlesteh, Tied, fastened. Ihajj A de?'he33tf. Silent through fear. XXjjA derltlett Beating a drum. <^V > dcrlend, A dangerous road. o •J A dereloof. Obsequious, tame. ^ ; ; derleh, A fragment, a rag. 7 ^ j^ dtrtj, An old ca;nel. g^a x/i^r;', A closet, paper. wU^i derfhty Plur. ofx^s.^^ derejet, [case. SU-^A derejet or p. derejeh, A step, a stair? \j^ji derja, Pulse, food for beasts. ^^_^i ^^n/>/, A strap. ^^^ <?tTeA, Supera-
naated (she- camel ) SjU^ja derhaht, Short corpulent (man.)
I U^ > d&rhhl, At the same instant, <^i^ji ^^r/ie;;?6e72. Misfortune. [lumn.
,,^^^ derekht, A tree, plant, a beam, a co-
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^i^^j^ derekhte'ky A little tree, a shrub,^ (j^^j) derekhhy Lightning, splendor. i\)^^j ) dcrelhshan. Shining, flashing. ^>^i^y ^ dere^'hsheae?}, To shine, to flash, ^:i^]^j ^ der' hast, A petition, request. ^^ ly^y ^ derkhasien, To desire, to request* fjy/) derkhak^ Deprecatian, petition. j^j ^ derkhoor. Proper, suitable, {or dignity Cf )f i ) derhhoorten^ Agreeable to his quality ^j ^ ddvdt Grief, pain, convulsion. «-» U ^ :i derclxhj The sound of a drum, ^l^^i A. p. deodar, An elm tree. «j1aj a derdakt A,
bucket, level ground. umS^a^, A derdakis. The highest part, a hell. ^Aji derdehee, The sound of a small drum, pMAj tj i derdtlees, Misfortune, [cord, afiection* gdjA derdej, Wishful. L> a ^ a d^drc^/e/, Coa^ ic^^j^ derdehetj A toothless she-camel. ^^^^ i> derdest, In hand, in readiness. '^_^a derdem, A toothless aged she- camel. «>i;-«AjA derd("tf\,end y Miserable, afHicted. ^ /X^ ^ » y derdemende-, . Poverty.- i^A^yj^ derdemeeden, To blow, to inflate, ^*P^ ) J ) derdnkkhon» A'whitlow.
*«i/^ ; y > derdnhky Sick, afllicted. ^,M^ . I . derdokt, Accusation, rumour.
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^*/^*yj ^ c?^^'f?oZ/i/w?7, To cause. ^s^J^ derdee^Se^
diment. [rive.
Cj ^•'^rn^J j^ der'7'eseedcn, To happen, to ar-
jj:> A.p derx, A joint, the joining of the skull.
i*j)j ^ dejzen. An entrance, ,^})) derteei
ji jj ^ devxeer. Beneath. [Taylor.
tj>.j:i ders, A camel's tail, reading a lecture.
Cj^rj'J) deresshoden. To be instructed;
i£^w- J ^ dorost. Perfect, complete, whole, gold^
or silver. [sive.
\^*^ J ^ dorosht. Hard, rough, fierce, oppres-
jj^j ^ doroshtecy Severi4;y, fierceness,
*^j^^j^ dershoderiy To enter. o«j^ ders, A
\aaj A der^a, Toothless. [kitten, a mouse*
gjA drk, A woman's shift, armour.
Uj^i deracL, An animal, c^c^^a deras,Kn old
ci-AJicjA dcrhheh. Immediately after, [he-camel.
*.cji deranif Unmannerly. [hilj*
J^ j) di^rghdilih, A castle on the top of a
<, ijk derf, A shade, patronage, [bodied man,
uilijA derfashy A large camel or lion, big
jj^jA *derefs, A great standard, a fat, gross
. /^ y 3 d^refei-ht A bodkin, a standard, [man.
^l^y ^ derefeshany Splendid.
^>JU5/^ derfeshkiieedeji, To cause to shine.
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>M >^; ^ derfsheden. To shine. [for wme. ^J; 5 ^e^'^, Hard; dirky A shield, a^ measure. lijA derkk, A cloud. ^^ derkoa, A vvater.-bot-», J^i derkt^U A kind of garment. [tie.
Ali*^ A derkelet. Walking elegantly^ a bpy's -.5^ A derkita, Lame, falling, [game,
^y»ji derkua. Timorous, feajfd^ cijUsjji derkhty Plur. of is>j a derJtef. \\ij ) dergkhy The king's court, a gate, a port^^ a door, a court before a palace^ [degree. t^,ji derket, A descending step, the lowest .*f^/Jj^ dergo%eshten, To pass by [to enter, i*u/js darker deriy To place within, to cause, ja^, J i derkelet^ A kind of play, leaping. . ilu I * derkenkr, Upon the brink, margin, edg^. .♦j>j ( ^ dtrkenden. To dig •y^ ; ^tfrg-oor, An adversary, contrary. iVVO 'i ^^^f^^on* A high ground, place for sit-. J J y dergreh, A court, [ting, a saddle strap. -J A <fem. Travelling slow (camels, &c.) mo- ney, specie. »/y«J I ; ; dermhnd^ee, Misfortune, distress* Cj^^J^ dermhndeny To be unfortunate. JL«jA deremety A hare, soft, f earth, passing by. iU^a dermtk* A bread made of fine flour, soft ^jXrtj^ dermendi, Poor, abandoned.
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j^ clermenehy Wormwood, hyssop* Ci\f*J) ^^^^^y^^i The middle, before, in view. .♦j)^-w*)^ dermeydhn. In the market place. . i derin, Deep. 6^^^ derende, Ravenous, gree* l*jy<'^j) dernishanden, To put or bring in.^dji (j^UjA dernhs, A lion. Uij_,.i derenfehxi Swiftly, nimbly.
x^^js derenkt Tarry, hesitation, slow.
' J^j* derengee, Slow, tardy,
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Cj^Z^^^ derengeeden^ To delay, to stay;
cJyj^i dernoif. Fat, big bodied (camel.)
^ )« f/eroo. The harvest. ]*j^ derwb., Pendulous,
astonished, helpless. T '^//) '^'^^rwhhlij Being cured. ^jhj) derwh%ehy The gate of the city^ .♦) ^)Kj) dertva%laiiy A warden- keeper. . ^U i^ derwas» A weight, A large headed ^'L - derwhi, Suspended. [dog» great.
^^^^^)3J) derway'tsty Harmony, agreement, w^.,, derooh, Submissive, dutiful, tractable.
^ derooj. Haste, quick, nimble. CJ^Jjy <^drooV,w, Advancing by degrees. *•;• deroody Congratulation, health. J*l- ,^ deroodger, A carpenter. [down.
^^^y^ deroodm, To reap, to mow, to cut
j^j^ derooii, A j oint. ,> 3^ s dero6$, Obliterat- /Al,-^j) derweish, Reaping, a bit of cloth, [ing. (jo^j^ deroos. Hasty (camel). ^ ^j^ derogh, A lie, blasphemy. fij^ ^^^oo"h Walking ungracefully, ij^^j^ derawmes, A serpent. [hearl*
^*)^j^ deioon, In, within, the intimate, the CyU^^^ derivendeh, A reaper, a mower. J^y^ derooneh. The bow of a cotton-dresser* ^'ii'*)^ fl^<?^oo/?ee, Internal, interior. e^^^ derweh, A piece or patch of cloth. Cj^i) j^ derweeden, To mow, to cut. 8^j^a derwee%eh. Begging. /j^„*j) derweish, Miserable, a monk, poor. jj^A t;?er/i, Prohibiting, assaulting, speaking. i j^ de?h<iy V\uT. of j^ der. zj^j^ derhereh, A sparkling star. jj^AjA derheSy Misfortune, danger. f^^y^^ derhem, Money, a palm garden* ^\A jy d^rhemajhy In every place. .^^i 6^ereg, Deceiving, lurking, (/i. deree. The modern Persian language. ly; deryh, The sea. >*^ Oy^ deryb^b. Know thou,
knowing. J L \j) daryahdiri^ Raining like a deluge.
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i*W^,kj^ (f^ryalhneeden^ To cause to know.
9^'k.J) deryahemfth, Intelligent.
^\j^ deryacheli, A lake, a pool.
y*Uj ^ deryks, A lion. [to accomplish.
i*p^»j') dtryhfien. To know, to understand,
f^Sijti deiy h Treacle, xj^a deryet, Know-
^w^a deneej, A drum. [ing, deceiving.
e^;; dereechi'hr A window, a wicket.
CJ^f./) dereederif To tear, to cut, to break,
y^jA derees, Treading corn. ^^^ dereia, A
\kij^ dereegh^t A^ I alsisl [little cuirass.
f^„)y dcreck-soo, In some part.
j^^aj^^ dereeket. Prey, game. [bond.
^^i dereem, A robust lusty youth, a vaga-
^\f„)y derecYi, In this.
9 i**j J) deryutthy A charitable collection.
N <^i(25, A fortress, castle, city*
^^ dhshy The top of a mountain.
p (^K'» di%shagh. Grumbling, immodest.
ij j-^ dozsfpee, A glandule, a kernel in the
/^ jy do%.fr/ceem , An executioner. [flesh. ^ ;*j do%d, A thief, assassin, it**^ do%d(ti\ The governor of a castle. irUy)^ do%d-dhn. The whole in a wall. (/^j^ dozdee, Eobbery, theft. CJ ^»)h dozd^eden. To rob-
J Ipj^ dotghctleh, A tower.
^mJj) do%sl\h, A towel, [ker's cduntbr, power.'
t^j^ dozgakj A weaver's shop, a loom, a ban-
>/V ;) ^oishgowaf, Meat> hard for digestion*
^Jj^ doxshgeeT, Acid.
^J*^ de%sheni, Grief, discordant, grav^.
oj/*^ dozsheh, A seal-ring. >t^^^ do%eh-hem, A
--"ij; de%eenelij A bodkin, a kernel. [jewel.
tr ^ ^t?s^> Concealing. ^
^Ua desafeer, Plur. of^^^ ddsfoor.
fcjyJ'UA deshteeriy Plur. of^,Lx*«i dcstb,nk
y^U.i desks, A noxious serpent.
X*.Ui J(fsd5p^ An earth-worm,
j^sUjb deshkeVy Plur. of g^^a^^ deakereL
- U ^ desam, A cork.
.^i:^ 4.^^ « despoot, A prince, a despot.
uilA^ji c^e^/, A plain, a desert. P. a hand,
^^^ j . ,x^v^ ; dest-rhsty The right hand.
:|^j,„;^ ^^ dcsf-ufrcL'Z, A manual instrument,
,j:^v--, Itx'^ desikddst, Ready money, [kerchief* I l^'w-- 4 de8tb,r. The fine muslin cloth, a hand- Cj^f}^^ desfar-khan, A table-cloth. .♦il / bi^^ desiaran, A valuable present. ^^ ilx/^ 4 destdr-bcst, A fine linen turban. • /W'^ destd,gird, The handle of a saw.
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^j^ ^ desthrchehy A towel, a handkerchief
a soiall turban. - • -
.>jb(/<, tiesfan, History, imposture. •
J;b-^ y dfistaneh, The plough-tail, or handlew J l>:i->' * desibaneh, A gauntlet, a glove. *^^?t^ 4 desthourcJ, Superiority, advantage. >totv.r^ (le^ibe)id^ A dance, a bracelet. / fy^'-^ y deslhoos. Kissing of hands. (/*! / yCi^ ^ des^de?\r-zee, Vidence, injury. ^A^y destereh, A hand saw. " [rule.
^^J^„/^ y dedercijf, A large saw, a mason's
J fcu- ^ destkhlth, A reaping sickle.
'^.J?:^ ^ defiiei, A little hand.
'; ko^ ^ desfkar. A" artificer, expeditious.
cl^^t^ ^ desfg'iJi, A work-house of any kind, tirf^^y destenjen, A glove, a gauntlet, [strength. 6 /) ^x^ 5 destwareh, A cane, a baton. ^♦jly^^ destwan, A gauntlet, a glove, lyv, <^/. 5/oor, Leave, permission, rule, cus- ,,X^ * desfeh, A handful, a handle. [tom.
.^y desfee, An earthen-pot, a cup with two J* Uv-, desfyhvy An assistant. [handles.
t J \^y destyhreh, A bracelet of gold or silver* (Jjl^y desiyhree. Aid, patronage.
Jtx-^j desfyaneh, A scourge, a whip.
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^^^ ^es^f^y, A bancjle, an arm's gem of goldj J^^ y(iestemeh\ Gjoves. [prsUvecv
y*.:^ desr^ Driving, piercirjg wi(;h ;a, spear,^ V/^a desra, A ship, [qaulkin^,
^i, (Jesaa, Presenting, giving^*^ ^^'^^ XiiM.i dc'sfei, Leading, conduct. (.^M^a desel'y A ppnd full of; water. [^ill<
*j.SaA«i ^es^er^/. The cell of -a hernait Qa .^j x^y^^A de^merehj A mean ignoble man, . ^^ ^ deseh, A weaver's clevr. jjuxi, i' deseCSy Concealed, frau^> roastedf C^«A^ i deseeuty Expelling.. ^*. i deseerrii Much rememberecU ^i deshy Dispatching, going. [fracture*'
>^j^; deshhcd, A broken, bone, a,. curjOtii ^^,A^j (/e'*"?i/, A desert, a, ghtiDcni-jard* i , : iM ty^*-^; dedowariy A watch i^j^pa- spwj:^^ jt,^ ^ deshtee, Wild, gavagQ..v/.vr, v'V|6eld§,
/>Cr.;. doshhhkd, Heavy^ dtifiAiitj.'sbrrc^Wv' (Sj^y^ doshkaree, Difficulty, trouble* /^ ^ doshom, Afternoon, evening prayer,
>| P') doshmtiv, A foe, an adversary. X^cii doshmeti Worthless. ^*kJ^ ^ dooshtiien, An enemy, foe, , adversary* f\^'^p ' da'shmd, Many, xnUcI^, ' , .
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^U^j doshrikm* Reproach, injustice, con-
jS^-y dvshneh, A dagger, a sword. [tempt, yl^^ doshwhr. Difficult, arduous. ^A daiir, Let alone, [on, invitation, provoking. •Ua doUf An invocation, prayer, congratulati- \--jUa daah, A jester. • 3tU:> daahet, Playfulness, a joke, a jester. «Ua du^'iit, Plur. of Ui (/^^(i, cij U A dukSf Plur. of cLj: ^ fl^wa*. giUi duhda, A watery herb. -IxA da-am, A pillar, a column. [jesting. ua-o U i daames, A mullet. i_^ ^ Jaw^, Driving, t_jj^xc^ daboohi A dark night, a fool. iy^yKti^ dauhoos, Mad, insane. luA* i doaheyeU A strong wind. . -^
«£ :k <5?ba/, -Jlcst, quiet. . .
'ys.:t doaser, Foolish; diaer, Strong. •jJUa doasoor.y Abundance. 2gvc6 fl^bq;". Large and black (eyes ) L*A doajhy Fury, large black eyes, a WIL • 'e^j^cA doadaht A dwarf. '«jxA doada, Ground without herbage. j(c«X£A- dhdhat, Going slow, filling, shaking
a measure to make it hold more. ^ i ^ctar, Depraved, impure, Csf^cA darelet, A pledge for plighted faith:
'ixks.
.^A i^a-arenij Short, worthless..
jjms i da-as, Filling full, trampling under foot^
piercing with, a spear. XjUca d^-asth^ty J.ong (night.) X5^*y^i da-a80o\ety A kind of beetle, (jar i daaSy A round heap of sand, [^As: i da-aski A level ground. lici da-a%y Putting in the whole of any things :^3l]isi da-azhnet. Corpulent and short. jUs ^ da-afeket. Madness, fo%. [rifjing,.
wic:i da-ak, Urging a horse to the gallop, ter-- *iic:s da-akety A shower, rain. ^s. i da-afpt Rubbing, appeasing an enemy; du'^. 2ol.^i£i da-akanety Fat, fleshy, [i/^. Madness, A da-ak^'f A herd of camels, JCx :i da-akeset^ Dancing with joined hands,. XJl-^ac i da-ahUt, Beating a path with the feet, "^-^ i da-akefi. Good-natured, a beast of bur- then, [(a she- camel.) v"i:^=^f N da-akeneti Full and round in flesh 3x6 da-al, Beguiling, deceiving, deceit. gvXcA da-alej, A greedy eater, darkness, a
wolf, a handsome youth, SLXXr i da-aleket. Often doing, to come near,
^i da-am, Supporting. [draw nigh.
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^ i da-an, A careless fello.w. [another.
y^iXs. :> da-ankert One who acts oppressively to ^^i da-ivh, A law-suit, pretension, o ^ A da-wet i A prayer, an assembly, calling
together, charge, bid. ^^ci dawojy Bage, foolish, large black eye. ^ i dayecy A supposititious child, a bastard. /' ) ^^'^'^ A mark, a spot.
^; ^^g^a, Cheat, one who misleads, false. ■yUi deglihl, Plur. of j^:^ f/(?g/i/. -lii dcghhvu A disorder in the jaws. Xi^ deghct, A foolish woman, yA£i deghser, Out of order, mad. *£j^i deglideget, A confusion, titillatlon. ^*:> dcgher, Attacking, orsittingupon, strangl- <jci i deghes, Full of rage. [ing*
I_^l>w2£i deghsa7i, Boiling wnth fur}% <-^£ :i deghef, Receiving much and often. jil^ deghfer, A large lion. (j^ii:i deghfes, Full of flesh. ^a deghel, A cheat, corruption, lazj, ^Uii deghmhr, A hidden thing. ^ a^ri deghnieretf Hideous, jumble, ill act. <s^4x:> deghnieree, Of a bad disposition. J ^*£ i deghmoor, A depraved man.
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^^♦ii degJimoon, Depravity, [diment oFbuttefi S;ii deghennef, Darkness, ^i a deghoo, These^ S^A deghivei. Of a depraved and inconstant
disposition* ^^ci deghooly A bastard, a cup, art urri* - ^^ <y/^, A drum with only single skin ; a. defy
* o i difuy Heat, warmi [Scattering the surface.
vjU^ defafer^ Plur. of ^Xii di.fta\ .i
^lii defha. Driving away.
cjlii t/iA/', Plur. of c_Ji dcf,
cJiLii defakt Going fast (a camel.)
j^^lijs defariy Warm clothing.
^^,\i ^ defhyeuy Plur. of xtxj :» dcfceneh,
Xii deffety A page. a. p./^"; defter, A book, a register, journal, list, account-book, &c.
y js dtfr. Stink. (jm5 i defs, Smoothness, [stant,
«5 i defca. Repression. ^9^3 ^ dijiaf, Once, an in- xii defee, Then, immediately, again. v
%j^ defeghy Chaff, chopt straw, ^^ ' f-^
cJii i defeh. Pouring out water.
^^jiSi difekkOf Swift fine mare. •
y^^ defl. Pitch. ^5i defen, An obscure man.
y^;ii:i defnes, Mad, mean, [termixed with gold. .^ *.A5i dcfnooky A saddle-cloth, cloth of silk, xxxn 15^ defnee, A shepherd's garment. : ' <-<t;«6 ^^ defoo, Killing. c-J_>5i defoof, Below.
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^j'>' A defookr Ha&tj, high blooded mare^ ^^ydydefoon^ Wandering. A9::> defeey Cherished, warm day. uiAii dffeefy Walking slowly. (^h i dtfeerit Buried under ground, [terred. ^>iA defteneht Hid, buried under ground, in- ^wi difeyee, A pigeon's tail, ^^3 i dcfee^ Rain at the end of spring, cJji dekt Beating, bruising. ^ij\Ji^ dekareer, l^iyir. of yi c^ ddker. c U A dehaa. Earth, ground, L_J>L3i deli iky Small, minute, a crumb.' 51>'Ua dekciket, A pestle for bruising corn, t^jli'A dak ay ('k, Plur. of Jui* ^ t/fy^dfi". *>5 dekefj Accuracy, a subtile or minute thing. •5 a d^J^er, A garden ftiU of flowers and plants. jVji'A dekrar, A garden, a lie, misfortune. SuM^'i deksitf Millet, animalcule. J^ ^ deksh, A «j»i Jci-a, Contented, though indigent, [bird. (_jli- i Jd^e/, An assault, [face, beard.
^^ dekel, Colour with which they tinge the *i' a dtkm, Sadness, the mast of a ship, ^'a ekcinst Silk, white silk, r /iy.- < dtkooky A kind of colly rium. SU^i'A dekookct, The trampling of oxen»
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^i c?r/^d5, Fine sand, [flour, trifling buslaes^;
cui'i ddheelty Subtile, a sheep, a moinenlf;
ii:i ^:^^^, Grinding, diminishing, nlixing,
t^ai de^ky^ Broad -backed mare.
(j«L^»:i dehiisy Soninolencj,
^l^ji ddkcLCLy A cough incident to camels.
/^!^^ d^Jt^Uy A shop, airt office, fuel.
J^^ '^ dokknchehi A little shop-
^SdS ti dekdaJiy Earth", claiy heaped up.
f ^ degeVy Another, agairi.
i^y ^ dokrcin, A spinning rock, a distaff.
{j*.^)i deks, Accumulation^ stuffing.
^^> ^ doka, Having a cough (a camel)-
i-^s i dek^ly Collecting, compressing.
i^b dekerrty Pushing, striking.
> 5 doctmehj A button.
^ ^diw. Inclining to black, [the marrow<; dt'hhy Breathing. A ^ del, The heart/ ^.^ 0 • dellal', A wheel, a trick, i^^ delist y A small urri. djj ^ i ddlks, Going hastily (a camel,) &c^' *5:^i dclasem. Going nimbly. ^ 5^ i delhkhy Having thick legs (a woman)* 4 !/ ^ delhdy A son-in-law, a bride-groom. -^ il !lf « delaxb/Ty Tormenting, cruelv
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U^> ^el(lish, duieting the mind. ycIJ^A delcis, Shining; dellas, Bald (camel )« JaSJi 4<^la%t Struggle. ^^^ delh-a^ A kind of ^"Si, dellhJt, A barber. [sea-shell, a meloi;, el^l^; delhghhy Provident, vieilant, ^y^ <?^/d/, A catamite; dellal, A broker, a seller of horses, mules, &c. a road-guide, SJiJi delalef, A direction, mark, argument. ^"S:! delam, Blackness. ^\}^ dolhm, Contor- ytfMj^i dolhrnes. Smooth, bald (head). [tion# J ^ II • delhwer. Intrepid, brave, generous. *l^^ delkvee%, Heart-ravishing, fragrant,
Ll/^ dJ^yel, Plur. of Lj^ deileeL «-J:» dolel^ A plane-tree. ^U^ deloh%, Eloquent, a juggler. SUJi dellet. Blackness, [woman.
^^ deller, A ravisher of hearts, a lovely aJ^J ) delpezeer, Amiable, soothing. . JUvwJ* delhestegee. Anguish, attachment* .IXvwJ^ delhsleh, AfHicted, addicted. jX>^ ^ deJpesendy Agreeable, plausible. jXJ ^ delhend, Lovely; dolLendy A turban. SJi d&lUif Pretending anger to a beloved ob- i^jUx) ^ deltungt Mournful, sad. [j^^^:
tSJ i deles, Gojpg with short steps. ms delsei, A crowds a band, a troop.
^sJi tft?/*e»/. Travelling swiftly.
gJi c?e/d/'. The journey made during the firs,^
iUcvJi dtljcU Part of time, [watch of the. ni^ht
*/^ ^ deljoo. Salubrious.
^ A deleh, A horse s.vveating much. [rible*
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^i delelihy Fleshy. ^ \^ ^ delkhirhsh,^os-*, ,iL^ ^ delkliest^hf Afflicted, love- sick. j^snJ:i delkheniy Weighty, disease, a large ca- t)^ ^ del^h^, A lovely woman, desire. [mei| /^ ^fi ^ deWiosh, Contented,- gladness, ,l^i^ deldar, A mistress, a lover, JmjJ ^ deldoo%, Piercing the heart- I J^ delroha. Heart-ravishing. , j£^J ^ dclreeshf Heart- wounded, yji deles, Darkness.
^Ix^^^ deUeihn, Beautiful, heart- ravishing* jy^y dehoo%. Inflaming the hearts ^bJ^ delshad. Cheerful. Oyt&J^ delskodeh, Deprived of reason, (jo! A deles, A shaved head. f.k! A deltem, A strong man or beast, tl :i delle%, Driving with vehemence* ^J A ^e/a. Lolling out the tongue. v^:> del' ah, A corpulent (camel.) ,u;i-Mj A del-ail, A strong camei*
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^*3:> det-as, A lazy enervated camel.
ijjt) i del-aht Full of fles^h (camet).
l»i*xJ A delamh%y A disease, [ing before a troop.
t-ila c?a/^, Walking slowly an (old man), go-
<k_iUiA delfhh An elegant road
j^j^y delferoozy Delightful, pleasant, [heart.
^^^ -ai • deffereel, Charming, alluring the
j^ ^ delfehhr^ Melancholy, sadness.
ejoLJ delfeen, The dolphin.
tJ3 i deli, Drawing a swor^.
UUi delkh, A toothless camel, falling easily.
i\Ji delek* Frictron, an obolus.
f J^ ^ delgirm. Brave, warm-hearted.
/AAJ ^ delkshy Amiable, heart-attracting.
Z^) delgeer, Seizing the mind, terrifying, ab-
Ji delm, Blackish. [horring,-
^^^l^« delmal. Boiled milk.
tJiV^y delmhndch, Melancholy, ^ad.
Tlyj^ delnefvhz, A mistress, conciliating, sooth-
^ ^ deloo, A bircket. [ing the mind.
^jo^^ ddwes, Moyeable.
Py\:> deloa, A swift she-camel.
*Ja dehh. Insane, forgetting.
tg>A delhhn. With impunity,
• l^ a dd'hkm, A bold man, a lion.
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^ i delhem, A wolf, dark. yM*^!^ delhemes, A lion roaming at night. ^ :, della, The highway. ^J ^ deleer. Brave, ^/J i dek.ea, A patent level ground, [intrepid. U»aJ i deleef, A slow pace. ^Ji d(dse/t, Dust'blown about by the wind', 3. J i dele^J, A road-guidCj a director, aproof> demonstration. [time,
^ ^ dem. Breath, gladness, a groan, hot^ -i demm, Blood; overloading, anointing. Ui demhi Blood, life, bleeding, a cat. ^SUi demhser. Smooth (ground.) ;r U :i dcmcijy Clandestine, y,,^ U a demb^U es, A ^U:i demhkh, A kind of game. _ [lio'n,
^^L; demhdew^ Now and then, frequently> it; demitr. Distress, revenge. [almost,
y- U i dem as, Cloathing. ^'U«a' Ai'Pi demagk, The brain, gravity, pride* iJ U^ deviaky A mason's rule, ^Ui demal; Being cured, making peace. 3UU»i demkinet. Walking, going. ^** L; demameh, A kind of small brass drum. ^A^Ua demaineel, A puriishment, a dung- ^ L^ =^emcln. Being swift, power. [hilL y ^ t ^ demkwer, Asthmatick;
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pjtU A demayem, Deformed woma». ^^L^ demayeJi, The cream of milk.
\\^^ domhal, A tail. v>-^^ demhedem, Fr«- 3U i d^met, Bloo,d.[qu€ntlj, from hourto hour. dL*^ ^ demisy A sandy place. [on, a friend. jA^A demser. Fleshy. ^i> dcai^j, A compani» ^ ^ domchehf The small tail of a bird, &c. ^«>s^A defhhedeh, A round heap. ^^AMitfi demehe^ee, A black man, robust. c-Ji.32 o dewheki A medicine-box, thick milk. )^J^^ demdari Having a tail. S^ios^^ demdcimety A root resembling a carrot. - >-o a demd^tn, Dry forage. ,^y<^ ^ demdemcj^y Disturbances, belching. .\*^) demdool, A potter. uwxA demeSy Concealing, hiding. ^ ^ J I ^^ demsa%, Concord, a friend, singing. . /^3 deme^hy The sensation occasioned by ^jui^A demshtky Swift of pace, [heat or thirst. oa-* 4 d<ifnes. Being swift. cJi^^^ dems^k, A ^U^:> dem-hn, Weeping, [silk- worm's web, Xjc* a dem-aty A tear, gum. Aj; > de,negh, Ruining, piercing to the brain*
f*My domghe%Jidk, The tail, the rump. ^ ^a demghool^ A wcDp
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XacOUA domlehet, Crossness, [cieffe»
jiU^ domlek. Round and smooth, a wid.§ 4)^Ua demlooki Smooth (stone), ^^i deitien, The dung of cattle. 3U^A demnet. Malevolence, a dunghill; ^^x.^ demoory Ruining. ^^^ demoosy Thicl^ ^ ^ A demooa. Weeping. [darkness, reconciling* i^y^^ demoo^y Worthless. ^^^dcmoo^y A pulley, a mill-wheeh ^ 3^ i demoon, Deformed, [snow, a cloud, a bag, ^yy*^ demweey Bloody, x^:,de.)neh> Wind and ^g^ i demee, Bleeding, blood. [ed.
^ 3 demeegh, Foolish. JUm, a devaeeJiy Insert- Jjw^^ denieekee. Silk, weaved in the manner- Ilg^ demeem, A dwarf^ ' * [of^ a bed- tike, jjjy, a derneen, A manager of money matters, ^^^A den, A wine- vessel. U A den^, Curved, a bunch, a swelling, SjUa denahety Short of stature. ^uI^ew4/> Establishment, confirmation. ^ Li ;i" denhfes. Of a bad disposition.
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'LcVi :> denamet, A small ant, short. ItjUi denkweff Being near, affinity. csUi denay, Crooked, gibbous. ji U y denay er, Plur." of ^ L>u '^.denar, s^; defiel, A tail. ^J^ ; domhkl, The latter part, desire, the rump. fing a tail*
Jw ^ domhaleh, The tail.y^U)^ do'ta^kwer^Hay^ gyji domleh, A-man of a bad disposition* >J^ domleh, The tail. Jw.i denef. An insect resembling an ant. ^ lis? ^ denkhkn, Slow, heavy-loaded. ^j^ ci denkheSy Fat, full of flesh. >' * deiid. Foolish, fearless, ]J} ^ dendh, Destroyed. ^!>}^ dondln, A tooth. JlyU ^ dondaneh, The teeth of a saw or comb, ^ 0s5 i demlem, A plant, black with age.. [&c, XJ AJ :i dendenef. Muttering. ^>j>*^ dendeedurij To gnaw with the teeth. jj^JA Je;?s, Dirty, filth. ^^ <^wa, Glutton/ ^5 .i deneghf A worthless man. [mad«»
t-iji denef. Illness, distemper. i^^liJA denfas, Of a bad disposition, foolish. , -sn^su :i devfej. Thick, corpulent. (j*Jlj i ddnfes, . Foolish (woman,) tenacious.; . , Jui denJii Brown and emaciated (face)* 3uuA denhtf Yoraciousness,
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iP^) den-yeli Impuden^, cuckold, [baseness.
y i denoUy Being nearer, the lowest degree of
'iyt denoot, Worthless, bad, mean.
J ^ denehy The body, glad, petulance, pride,
^•^ dcuee. Contemptible, [warmth of temper,
CJ^ ) deneedmit To take delight in wealth,
2^5 a denca^ Foolish, without judgment.
£^ji deneen, Murmuring.
cf^AJi deneaee, Worldly. •^ dev, Running.
I3A devti,, A medicine, a remedy.
t__.1jA dewaht Cattle, beasts,
Cj\^i^ dewat, A pen- case* an ink-horn.
^^j^j dezrhj, A judge's robe, a carpet, cov-
il^i dezvad, A swift man. [ering, a throne.
jS^i dewkr. Round, giddiness, [able, a circuit*
Sj 1 j A dewhrety Any thing round and immove-
ij^-S^st deivaree, Circular, time, fortune.
o^^*l«^ dewCb%deh, Twelve,
fi)Jh) dewhtdehomy The twelfth.
z;^ )^ ^ dewhSy A strong man, a lion.
;,>^1^^ dawafipeh, A messenger, a soldier.
*-*.^j:> dewasef, A crowd; dewwaset. The
^^VjA dewasery Thick, firm (camel;) [nose»
Ml 4^ dewb.1, A stirrup leather^
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^^^}) dett'hldt, A little strap, a black alayci J^^^ deu'hrleh, Medicine, u leather strap. ^»j* dew dee, Plur. of 4ull> d^lryet, fti^^i^A dew^Ieeb, Pluc. of w^'v^a dooixl: ^1^4 dew^m, Duration, per»evrrii)^. ^f^^ ^jifu^in. Running;, walking fiist. CJ-^^y) </crrMif^^/<;i, 'io cause to run. ^jt^A dewhwc^, Plur. of ^^^•ja dewh^. tiiil{t^5 diwiyatt Plur. of »1^^ dew^t, ^)^* dtw^eit Becoming greenish (teeth.) c^^a i/oo?', Custom. «y I • ) doolfdxoo, A rus* ^^^ doafchcli, A bird. [tic instrument.
jk^^ dffoledt A kind of cloth. iT^^ </oo/i, Double. .^%y doots^e, Perfume. r/^^ doi/ttn, Two persons, double. y«^A d'jo^ee, A cuckold, the oight-mare. ^^a </c«A, A plated bracelet, a grove, bud-» ^^A dookh, Abject, subjecting. [ding.
j>jiQyj doo\hb,Ut Tobacco, smoke. ^:^y^ dukht, A virgin, power. ^y^ dokhtun, To sew, to stitch. ^^^ dood, Smokc.i\> fi dowdet. The mur- muring noise of a number of men or cat" iA^* dowdet, A worm. [tie, a swing.
r^i^ ^owdeh. Short of stature. v-wAj^ dowdeheff Fatoess.
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jyxy dooder. The guckle of a belt* J^^* doodd, Uncertain, irresolute. J^^^ doodhh, A kind of game. [tiess.
jmL^^^ doodman, A family, fragrance* Ull:;. ^y^^ doh'doh, T\x.o and two., 6^^^ doodeh, An humble family,, spqt* ^_jA dowry A circle, an age^ ^.)j^\ doorakh, Convalescenceu. ,^^]^^^ doorcin, A revolution, time, fortune^ ^ t /«^ dooriasht A ^yal king- stick. jy^^'j^} doorleen, A, telescops^ iAtelligenta^^^ >}■)$'> ^^^vf<^^^^* Profound, deep. tjj^^ doorekx Thick strained oxygal, *;/-^ dooroOf'A small brass coin, -:}Sy ,,c,, (/ / •• dooree, Distance, separation, j^ydoo%, Sewing, j^^dooxsh, Jilth, [tastitch^ ^ J^^ do^ekk, Hell. M4,)^) doTieeduTit To sew^ u^^n doos. Beating with the feet (the ground) yiLv^^ ^dosty^friGnd, ^ loy^t, a 3we?t-heart,&c* J ^*«—*^^ ; dostaneh, Friendly, affectionately, A.^^^ dosfee, Love, friendship, ajection^
benevolence ' ■ [meL
^^i closer, A strong lion, a corpulent ca- /M>;s,„*^^^ doseedun, To plaster, to glue, tq
apprehend, ji^A dosh, Cloudy, dimsightedness.
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U^jA doshhi Squinting, or corrupted in the
eye from disease. ^ Uii^«; doshahh, A gold wrought girdle. J?(^^^ doshh\keh. The pillory. [to milfc. ■i\)^^^^ doshhneedun. To milk, or cause /<l^^^^) doshmhn, An enemy, adversary. ^^>^^>^^) doshemheh, Monday. [er.
^\ ^^*^^ ^doshwhrit A breast-plate, stomach- 'Cj^h"^^ ) doshecdun, To milk. J^^J^*^ dosIiC'jrwh, Of last night. ^f'b do-a, A small red fish, [ness, folly, cold. / ^^ ^00 o-/^ Sour milk U^c^ dowgh^f, A, sick- ^^) ^^g/?(?<£). Sediment of butter or oil. J^^j doghwk* Meat dressed with sour milk. cJ^:i c^oo/^ Jumble, wetting.- > ^^ r";/' t-ji^i ^oc^, Insane, madv, *;^^fW5?».^»v if^i dooh, I^ounding small colours, -fumbling. U^-lr^y :^fc»^)2,^ A work -house, a shop. t&ii^ doket, 'A brawl, a quarrel, ^j>/^^ doMkn, A spindle- case. ^f^:/^ 5 dakre-esy Sewing with cotton thready 1*1^/ *) dokxhn, Latitude, breadth. ^^S <i?oo/, Fortune, a pitcher, ;
fc... H^^jdool^l, A wheel, a trick, machinatioij. A^^^) doolLendj A turban.
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^11^^) dowlety Fortune, prosperity, happiness, empire, conquest. [erful, rich, a prince. ^'^^^ dowletloot Prosperity, fortune, pow- j^j^'^*^ doivletmedhry The residence of felicity . >X^«^ dowletmend, Fortunate, happy, rich,
a prince. ^^A dowlejy A cavern, a wild beast's den. ^ ^^ doolchehy A leather bucket. ^ ^^ dooloo. Folded, doubled. ^^I^i doohol, Calamity, confusion. J^^ doolehj A whirlwind, a hurricane. -ji doivm, A short palm-tree, permanent! ^jj U^ ^ doivmarij The circular flight of a bird. SU^^ doomet, A drunken woman. (ja,<i_j^ dowmes, An iron helmet. }^)) doomgJie%» An almond. 'ijy*^) doomuif A man half grey-headed. ^„y*^^ doomwyehy Beginning to have grey ,*r-^ ^) doomeen, The second. [hairs,
j^^jA doivrit Base, inferior, despicable. jJ^ ^ doomleli An imposthume. y l>;^^ doondkr, The van-guard, the reserve. o>>^^ dewendeh. Running, runner.
-*»;^^ doOngeet A pinnace, an alembic.
J^^ dooneh, A decoy bird near a net.
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&h>^^ ^oojieem. Two halves, divided in t wo- ts »> dewa, Distemper, foolish. ^^l^'^s dewcycti An ink-horn or peri-case. i*]^,,*^ deveeditn, To run, to be carried high. f^^^ </ooyo/w. The second, o ^ i^tj^i, A giver, ^i;^ dehar, A cavern. y-'^U&A dehkres, Plur. of (J^^i^:» deheres, ^^U»A dehareer, Time, an age, always. y 1^ dehb,%. Noise. 3UUa c?d//<i5e^ Gentleness, c5L;6a dehhki Full (cup,) much(water.)[easiness. ^JUa de]ialee%j Plur." of ^^ a dehlee%. ^wcU>i dehb.T[\>ej, A camel, with a double 'cJ-«Ui dehknick, Soft earth. [bunch.
jM i ^ dehkUt The mouth, an orifice. J t ^ deJihneh, A weaver's instrument. /M yW i ^ dehaneedun, To cause to give; t-_-obA dehejjy An army put to flight. *5L*A dehsetn, A strong camel. * I o^A A dehddh, A small camel. ^.N^A dehder. False, vain. Xjfj^A dehdeiet, Cutting, hashing (meat). jyo^^i dehedmoor, A greedy eater. (j^j^A dehden, People. *ji> ,sj> 1^ dehdeJiet, Rolling (stone,) heaping up» ^ i c?e/ir, j^n age, time, danger, manner.
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consternation, C^iiiA i delishetf Amazement, abashed, strange. r^ ; deheshteht A present, a gift, »^^A desheret, A large she- camel. 3Li.iji ^ dehjeshety. Deception, amorous. t.j(A A dehek. Torture, the question. ^)Uuii dehk^n, A ploughman, a merchant,^ mSj>^ dehkct, Part of wealth. ^jfci dehp.hy Breaking, bruising. cS^ i deliheSy Short of stature- X3L:£ai>i dehkelety Affliction, misery, misfor-* *.^iifcA dehJiem, An old man. [tune, trouble. Jufc :> c?e/z/, A moment, an hour, a part of the
night, a little thing. [lion.
LiiiUi dehlas, A large and strong man, or *5^Xi&i dehleh, Heavy, grave^ . .
aU ;i dehleh, A bucket, a thorny plant.
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^:i dehem, A multitude, a crowd. l^ A dehmki A mare, a red sheep. (^L*Aa dehmkSt A solid thing. [plain,
C^A i dehmef. Blackness, ^♦a a delimej. Great, Xiswifc :i dehmejetj Going slow, hastening witha 3u^^ A dehmeset, Powxr, assaulting, [short step, *i«jfc i dehmtket. Breaking, cutting. .*yi • dehen, The mouth, the bit of a bridle. y^^*/t ^ dehenteer. The notch of an arrow. Ua a dehnb,j A field. SiA i dehnet, A portion of oil. ^vjiib i dehnej, A gem like an emerald. t^ ^ ddhendehy A giver. ^. ^ dehoo, A moun- j^i&A deJioor, Plur. of^^ ^e/^r. [tain.
, 4?jy6i dehweree. Strong-bodied (man). «^^i>i dehooh, A bar, a lever. f^A dehoom, Plur. of ^^ dehem, t ^n dehweh. An urn, a bucket. ^ a dehee, Ingenious. ^ i dcheer. Time, year, age, danger. ^C * dehyeki The tenth part, one of ten^ ^^ deheem, An evil, misfortune, a calamity.' t/A^ ^ deheendehf New milk. ^aa-Ua deyhjter, Darkness, r
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■J b i> 'deyhr, A country, a district. yo L A deyits, A fat short woman. i^^i^ deykn. Computing, a judge, religious, SjLi deyUnet, Observation of religion. tj, ^ deelhf Brocade, [treatise, a title, a cheek. «&»liui deehhjei, or p. del^djeh. The preface, a J \Ij ^ deelader, Winter. :^* deeleh, Brocade, tii^j i ^de^. Invincible hatred. [gold tissue. ^l?ja deesafiy The night-mare., ^ji t/^e^/ Going slowly, creeping, ^^^j^ A. p. deejoory Earth, obscurity, people, ^j A deeJilh A bunch of dates, [a country. j^^i.) deedtir. The sight, countenance. ^MlyV,; dccdan, The first month of winter. .♦iO>;j deel'dd,?!, or l^>/.; A guard, observer. /^ Aj i deeden, Custom, habit. i*j>l) dexdun, To c/j* deedeh, Seen, the eye, the sight. [see. jj i c^efr, A monastery, p. deer, Slowly, long' ^liLo^ii deermeghhUf A tavern. [^g<^'
^■^^7^.3 deerwekt, Much time. (J l^/O; deerkoshhiy Difficult to be opened. ^ J J deerend, An age, time, fortune, [slow. >^/) deero%. Yesterday. (/ j^ deeree, Lateness, •)[/u) deerkz. The world. [loured
-^./; decreenth, Ancient. &^;^ de%eh, Ash-co.
m^-Jl.) ^^^^^^^6^f A swelling on the neck«
jj^ a det/cx, r)ug, a bull-rush.
Jlx^j deesthneh, A woman in her courses.
.•^^ dcesehy Variegated.
j^ji di'tah, A dunghill cock.
^^Uflji <ie sh.th Inclining, stealing, cheerful.
wX»A deiki Causing to bend, or decline.
ilia d ek, K c6ck; p. deek, A pot, a kettle.
JKj deckhffe, A tortoise, a hedge-hog.
.♦jl^UT^ deekdan, A trevet, a pot-hook.
jS^^ deeger. Another, more.
„^^X, deekshef'. Last ni^ ht. ^Ji^^l^ deelmeky A venemous spider. jL^a deemet Always, unintermitting. [ing. ^a £/«w, A debtor, a creditor, debt, repay- y>a de n. Faith, worship, obedience to God, j\;i:ideuhr. Money. [custom, condition, nature. Jb^jL;L.A denhroyety Wild anise. [king*
!• vJoj dcevperwer. Defender of the faith, a ^iL^'^ deenpenaht A sovereign, a monarch. SU.>a deenet, Obedience. j^^„) deendhTf Faithful, religious. JYi.) ^*^^foo^$ The ^^y of judgment. [ous. Jj^i^ deeneh, lesterday. ^ja deenee, Religi-
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•^^ deOf or deov^, A devil, giant, g^io*, th^t soul of oian, $ black, mushroom. [ingmill^.
j^*l) deu dfV, A y*'4\h a species of juniper, yield-».
^jj^_^,^ dttthrft A royal court, a Qoi^ncil, o^
J)*j^^ dettd,neh, Foolish^ paa.d, turio up. [stat^.
^ » ^i i dewhneet Belonging to ^ courts a court-.
^ 1*;^ devh dy A whirl vyind* a fieet horse.[iec,,
uILaj^a deueeti An ink-born, or pen-case.
ti-'^js deyos, A contented cuckold, an infe«» mous pimp to his own wife,
^^ ^ deevcheh, A weevil, a leech. [lin,,
>S^.^ dfi(^vd>ir, A demoniac, a devil, hobgob**
ij';^; dtievddilf The poplar-tree.
^'■'.^«.j> deevdesf. Dextrous.
1*)^^,) deevsetb,n, A demoniac,
^ /Xi^^^ deevgundoniy Rye, circumference.
j^^^A deyojiy Piur. of ^^ji ^tiw. [villiige,
(/•jij deovee, Gigarjtic. j^^ deeh, A town, s^.
iL^ deehkry Earth, ground, soil. •
X* J^.) deeh/hn. The chief of ^ village.
>f^-^ dtthew, "^1 he tenth.
^j dehewed. The 15th day of the month.
^.j(L^^ dt^hmetky Ihe same, the 5 th day*
^«K^5 dtiefioovy Heaven.
icvl, ) dchctii A peasant, a villager*
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-^ *2^T; The \i*mlh ktter of the Arable al^ •phabct, denoting in arithmetic 700.
l-i a^. He, this. ^. ! i ^alt^h, A sacrificer.
vjli ?^M', Learning properly, learned.
Jtj ! i xtbilf A spear, timber, [possessed of.
"Ci^rs 55^f, Strangling; »«/, A lady, the soul,
■gl3 5Ja/, Drinking water with avidity.
y^ ] i ZiijV/, iJncertain. yL \ i %hkhit\ Fleshy.
1i!i 2:^-«t4 Chiding. '' [the winds.)
oi^^^i zhreyhty Passing swiftly, dispensing
iUcii %aghe?/ety Foolish, froward.
t-Jii % >/) Sudden death. [the paunch.
XjSli xahenet, The lower part of the belly,
^3<i isa/^a. He, that.
^Ss \ i %klir, Recollecting, grateful.
^^ \ i xh.kee, Having a sour smeli.
•^^ti %ala(1evy Walking hastily, a wolf, •a
"gli %altgh, Indispensible business. [dog.
^\hzUii, He, that. ^ ] i xd.7/f, Vice, reproach,
_«^i %amee, A throw, hitting the murk.
u--a3 1 i %iinclf, A follower,
■g^ ! i zaT7ij\ Driven by the wind (dust).
Ui\y^O'?vet, Emaciated (cattle). .^
«y^tS zahcb, Going away, taken aside, lean.
^ 1 3 zahel'; Careless, forgetful. U %ayd^, Melting.
j^jli %hycd, Repelling, defending Uis rights
eJij^i %oye}[. Tasting. [treme part.
J>j \ i %ayel. The skirt of a g^rrnent^ the. ex.- .
.^ i %ehf'^ Prohibiting, defending,^
V U o %el'al', A fly, a bee.
-LS %ef)ah, A disease in the throaU
_,SL.S %phk%eb, A little well. ' ,
i'jLS »c'i:aref, Perceiving.
*3uS zt'lal''i. The wick of a candle.
c^j i %eheh, Prohibiting, repelling. [bull, ,
L_i osj S z h-zeh, A little well; %ol%ol>, A wild
ju jo S zefzdl'cty The tongue, harm, protection
^. i ze' h, A sacrifice, cleaving- [of women. .
^j 3» 25.^/*, Writing a book, the act of writing.
51j i zeh/fi, Dry lipped (woman),
*L i relief, 'Ihe smell of a dunghill.
X;j S xdm-ttt Withering lips, from thirst.
c-_»^ji zJooh, Repelling, prohibitingj
^y.'a zehool, Languishing, withering.
^^ 3 %ehce, A watch," guard.
^.^i z^jel^ Injustice, wickedness, cruel,
^'^ zejmct, A discourse, speech.
'-.o^:^ zehxeh. Great -be I lied.
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3^^ i zehe/. Hatred, revenge. ^U.«>>a.i Txkhxtkhdriy Eloquent, u I
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jjS %erhi Scattering, sowing. 5 tf lj i xerkaty Hoariness on the fore-head. Jlj^ji %erb.het, Sharp. j^jii zerar. Turning the face, malignant. ^\j^ xefd,, Sewing expeditiously (a woman), ^^ji zer^nee. Very white (salt). i^^ji %erb,wety Refuse in winnowing corn. 4jji zerel, Sharp, speaking imprudently. xjja xerelct. Clamorous (woman). Loji zerehek, An evil, a misfortune. %j'^ %eret, A species of millet, JiUsji zertcit. Eating indecently. l»^ J i Zer-aiiief, Thick milk, desiring. t Vj i xe//i Shedding tears. tJ} J i zer^, An herb, the dung of birds. ^j3 zeroo. Winnowing, scattered, destroying. S^j3 zenuetj The summit, pinnacle. j^^a zeroor. Sun-rising, appearing gross. ^yjA zeroa, An advocate, an intercessor, a ^jA zerea. Protection. [patron.
3L.j^3 zorej/ets Offspring, a race. «j^ i zerea, Sudden death, [foot.
3ujj S zereat, Conjuncture, a present, swift of jIj U i zakret, Liberty, immunity.
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cJU i :ia-tif, Venom. cJU i2:<7-a^, A mortal jjj Uc i za-hari, A joung wolf [disease, a sound. oa i za-as, Strangling violently, g ! o^cl %a-%ha, A publisher of secrets, ^i %a-ar, Terror, i^':^ za-aref, A wag tail. ys. 3 za-al, A man confessing a fact whicli he t^y\& i za-Iooh, A bit of cloth [had once denied. *kf i zd metct, An unchaste woman, o^i za-look, Scallion. [stinately malevolent. jy£. i za-oor, Trembling, j^^ ^^ zeghmoot\ Ob- cJi ^jfi Going nimbly. t \ 'J i Kf^f> Venom instantly mortal. y i zrfeVy Perfume.
I^ii zefrcif Emitting a strong acrid smell. (Sji'a z&freet Having a protuberance of skull, y'ci zefl. Thin liquid, pitch, [behind the eats, l^i zefdh, Having loose pendulous ears or la^ii zfutt. Weak. fnose (a camel,) &c.
«^»A5 3 Zifccf, Hastening, la* U i zekjhct, A false dissembler. ^lLi3 3 zekihn. Enraged. xkVi^e^/d/, Unclean, f^ 'c zckon. The chin or beard, djfl^ji z^'kaofy Burning. G^l^)i zch^ivet. Brightness of genius.
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I^ j^s> S %Jizekdt A nicdest woman.
j^, 3 %df[er, Male, steel ; %^ker, Memory, fame,
estimatian. S^-Sai %3hret. Recollection, an admonition. ,^s>3 xcjiouy Flaming, enlighting. Cj ^^ i %thwhv, A species of small trees. ^^^.i %cloor, Piur. of^^s %€kex. »j>^i %ekooreff The male sex. ^y^i T-^hee, Ingenious, subtle, burning. ^ i %iUf Gentleness, cjse. ^:^i xolicih. Milk thinned "vvith water. ^iJi «c7a/, riur. of ^^1 i 55e/c^/. [ouS.
XJ^S %''fdlcf, Mean, base, wretched, obsequi- al'3 T-elciw, A sickness. [swiftly. ^^'S'^ ze!an. Abject, mean, wretched, going jl :^ zt'l^h, Larding (meat,) or eating it. ij i % //, Smrll nosed.
J i Zd/I, Spredy, ready (at speech). J ,1 i zcloola, Mean, submissive. cJuI i %t'le(k. Sharp- tongued, eloquent. 3.0 i z^/dt7. Abject, mean, base. Lo i %emi, Violent motion. , . '"*
SU3 zjuiat, A shot hitting the mark. "
jU3 %emhr, Guardianship, patronage. P U 3 zemam, Defence, sincere.
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1* !> tefneti A well Without water. ^ s %emekh, A species of fruit, j.^ i ^eme)-, Stimulating (to fight,) roaring* 3ii»^i zemteu Swallowing. ^3 55^/?//, Going nimbly. jjiU i %emlek, Speaking soothingly. ^ i zemeniy Plur. of x^ i %em€t. X* i %emeh, Astonished. ^^ i zcniee, Struggling in the agony of death. ^^^ Uai i zemeyhih Making haste, injuring. je,Awi zemeem, Reproached, depraved. /^^ i xeww, Languishing, perishing. Ij i xgW(i, Snotty-nosed (woman). [thing, ly, Ij i ^enahf The tail> the end, edge of any 3ulj s zenabef. The end of time or of an age, J 13 S zeiMa, The tail or train of a bird, [a tail. _ U i zenhj. Intelligent. [fault, sin.
Xi U i z^nhnet, Weakj perishing. c-J i zenel/, A d) Uj i zeiielkt, Plur. of i^ U i z^/ial. jLji i zcnehet, A tail. [ment.
(^^joS zi?:ziv, The lower part of the gar- j^ii zencii. Snotty. «-__> y i ziiouh. Having a uJuJi zcneek. Fast, solid, constant, [long tail. c.^^i zeiv^f, Plur. of o ^ i za^ A j^ 2^ zcwkd, A defender of his right.
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cJ^^S 2J^?M/f, Taste. i^\^'^ zswhiet, A wolil
•sXa^^i zewantk, I^e. [sun.)
4^5 S aj<>tt^, Melting, increasing in heat (the
^U^i zodykn, Plur. of v_-aj i xcii,
^^i 2oa.»^, Driving (cattle.)
Aji zowd", Repelling, driving (camels).
Sli^i %oo%hf. Agitation of the body.
j^i zoor. Earth, somewhat. [spider.
■fc J i z';zt>/, Strangling violently. 1)0 ^'azowtet, A
£^i zoM/a, The poor, destroying.
cJ^ i sjoti/l Going with short v^'ide steps.
^^> li_5 3 zoofXn, Deadly venom,
c3^i zoivk^ Taste, pleasure, trying.
% j> zeh. This ; zohh, Quickness of genius. ■■
t__, U i ^c'haJh Going, passing by.
I »^ i zchch. Gold, the yolk of an egg.
jLjjb i zehhef, Rain, a particle of gold. 3.* i z^/t/, Fo-rgetling, abandoning. 3j.U. i zdhlooly A good horse. ' ^i 2id/^", Apprehensio», remembrance. U5_» ^i^ S zf'hooh, Going, walking, passing by. ^ytf>i zehool, Oblivion (^ i a; e//«^w. Ingenious. A Ij S zcyaly Long tailed, sweeping, a Li zf-yalefi A needle. W. j» ^^^» Vice; s;ee^, A wolf, a wild dog. :
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t.vbu^s %celh7t: Plun of t-oS %eeh. g.-v, i 2f?(?^/i, A wo]f, a. pack-horse, pride*/ ^i ze^r, Angry, wrath.
^>i zeeya. Divulging a. secret. [accusing, j^liu i zeef(i7i» Pcison, -o 5> «65^, Reproach, J rd, The tenJh letter of the Arabic aU phabet, and the twelfth cf the Persian; iiQ. arithmetic it expresses 200^ •
«--j \ \j ra^^-y A mender of vessels* . v ^ o~ n J racLSt ^ vender of heads of cattle. «--» ^j rhl, Mending a broken vessel, a puj^^ ^i^j rhhe/\ Full, perfect. ^i^ J rahth. Gainful, advantageous. >
^j\ rahcd, A hoarder, a preserver* \^j\yra^et, A chain, regulating,. ,..,,,
«j ^^ rd^^'cr, The fourth. ^\ raJigh, An agreeable lifci ^ 1^ r(i^,-^', Ascending. [forth,
Ik* \j rahfi/ef, A hill, augmented, bringing ^\^r:i1eh, Fixed, firm. *Ai \ J 7'hfi hh, A salary, pay. Wi" \^ rktij, A large gate shut, in which there ^ \^ rhtikhy Thin (clay), [is a little ;v\nndow, ^jS J 7 Ma, Feeding plentifully, walking, ■^ S^ rateCf Learned*
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CjjjMj rhten, A balsam for Wounds. :^j \j raienj, The resin of the pine-tree. •^i\j rasia, Desirous, receiving a present. SU^tj r^Jelet, The first joint of the finger. - ^va.^^ rhjeh. Preponderating. ir^ ^j r<i;e5, Thundering (clouds). ..^i. 1j 7iij?a, Returning, relative. i^vs. !j rkjf^, An ague, [feeding whilst loaded. ^Ij r(i//7. Infantry. Xija. 1^ rhjelet, A ram P^lj r^f/w, Obscene in conversationi ^gs>,]j rd,j€e, Hoping, interceding, a client. ^\j rhhy VVine, alacrity. *.!_.«* ^^ rhhet. The palm of the hand, [ravan* ^ \j rhhel, A traveller. XXs> \j rhhelety A ca* i>^1j r^^i/w. Compassionating, excusing. ^^•^Vj rahool, A camel's saddle. ^^ I J Kdheel, The wife of Jacob. ^ty rovj-A, Conjecture, opinion. ^^^1 rakh?teh, A rupture, notch. ^]j radf Great, magnificent, a gfanary. ei^^ rhditty Prohibiting, a garment, "tjil^ radefj Succeeding, coming after.
'Ci>^b ^^^^^> Saffron. -J »^ rat&itn. Giving milk (a camel). J ^j rh%, A woman twinkling with her eyes,
^;,\j razeli, Decaying, consuming away.
^Uj^i ra%dush, A confidant. cJijj r, rkziJt, Bestowing the necessaries of life, ^ij ! , raz^ee, Weak, wine. -> •
r)pj f&zsA^72y A heap of corn, &c. (^, !^ raas, A prince, a chief. [white.
U !^ ?a*a, Having a black h-ead, the rest i^m ^j raseb. Tame apd fat (animal). ^^M^v^l ) vast, Right, sincere, good, loyal, tiv-l, rasfa, Praise, commendation. .*j\:^]j rastaii, Good, just. (B^v-I; rasf^\r, Acting justly, good action. ^'^]j rasteh, Dextrous, right-handed. i^^j , rastee, Rectitude, loyalty.
^ \j raseJch, Firm, desirable, learned. ^^\j rb^skhet. Antimony. ^*^\jrcisem, Seal- *j^]j rhsen, Elecampane. [ing, marking*
•/^ I t rasoOy Ihe weasel ^of Tartary, &c.) ^y^^j rksoonu A kind of wooden seal, used
for marking the heaps of corn. ^\j rhsee, Firm, immoveable, [tile, a colt. (ji\^ rcLsh, Thin, lean, g^^ \ j rasheh, A rep*- ^ \ J rkshe(i,Ya\{hfu\, following the right path. vjii; \j rasheky An archer, penetrating (aspect).' *yKf\j rj.scdt An astronomer, an observatory*
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\ ra%ll, Rain, a shower. 2^1j rhtecLy Sucking, milking. 3U^ ^^ rk'xfi'at, A fore-tooth, a milk-tooth. ^^i I J rh%ee, Content, satisfied. &^Sj rhtim, Necessarily, belonging to. v*c|^ va-yh, Filling the channel (a river). ^^^j rh-yhee, A pigeon. 3u*£ ^j ra-yset, Sprightly Cshe-camel). [tory. t— is ^j '^'^'Vfi ^^^ tip of the nose, a promon- ^E ^j rh-yee, A shepherd, guardian, protec- t^^j rhghih, Willing, curious, [tor.
tf* ^ J T-^^^ftf, Bracing (as a camel, &c.) t \Ss f'o.ffi Pi*y> preserving; if- raff Abook- XMa?4/\?/, Commiseration, favour [case, a shelf, ^h\j rhfch, Living happily. ^\ j rafedj An y b '^^^ff'^i A pulse, an artery. [assistant, ^b ^'^{/^^» Refusing, x^il^ 7hfe%dt, Heresy* «*Jj ^o/Fa, Elevating, repelling. ^ ^ J '^^Jineit Walking airily. '^\ 1 of thy Living in tranquillity. V5 \j rhhht An observer, a rival, y\j_ rak'i%y A vein, an artery. (ja'sS^ rakis, Leaping, dancing. « \ J rahia. Barren (woman). ^ Ij rahim, Writing, a writer.
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i /i\^ rhkooly A rope for climbing trees.. '^ JiSj rakeiy An enchanter. '[i-'fyeis.
«-*^b ^^^^^> ^ disease iathfe- baofe,ijri\Jipg« o^Sj \ , rahid, Quiet, iixed^- "v - 'wM^-x ; ! ^ ' ^ ^^>^ J rhh%. Galloping (.horse),/-' -loqu %^s\j rahia. Bowing the h^d.^'Vi^^"^'^ J <*.j A J raam, Loving, &c. r"'<]^V^'^' r f -ti
. j:v« ly ramtsA, Cheerful ness,floWIii^/cbunJel^ ^^.^^f^ rkmishgevy Yocal and instrumental (— X^ ^ J ramiJt, Glancing at a bird. [music* ^^^ rhinokf Anelectuarj. iC^^J ^J-^^^^^y Aa ^j^^^^ ramoo5, A sepulchre. [island, .
' ^ \ rkmee. An archer, a jester, ;
^. , Jo ^j i^hndiiii, To draw, to drive, banish, J) ( raiiehf A species of herb. i'.,,^ .
♦ Jli raweew. Breeches, hose. ,
**) / rhwed, A verdant flowery place, [rian^ ,5^1 . r^?^e^, A strainer, c^^^^ r^z^ee. An histo- ♦jl^jy raweeyan, Plur. of i^^ i^ rdwee. tl^ r^^^, A way, a path, c^/ui) ^j rhhel, A monk, a lion, [ber, a traveller. ^L ) I rkkebkny A guard of the road, a rob-, tD^^i}) rhhd^n, A road- guide. Ay/I; rhhroWt A traveller. /M^ 1 ; rhhzen, A eUvl^ rahshcih^ A great traveller. [robber j
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j^J^^:^ fiih^c^jLr, A passage, a cluinncl, the
^:,;guUi^t, a traveller** -^-3 r.A [(a lioiae). '>KJiy!f4fiwa>',Xjoijr]Egjn a quit k ambling pace ' LlJ^^h ^^^'^'^^ ''> A/.^wJfcrd^of itit road, a wattij upon ene|ii4c$<>0r >bitr\'es. - . ? s^dr. t5*b ^^^'^^> Corafoctable, perpetual. • ^^j ra/, Opinion, knov^isng,'. ^ij .j-^^ijT/I^ubting, balancing'.vN •^.•. «J<^1^ /'flsy^^r A:,standard, banner.^ colouriwdA .oaVyfa^^, Smelling strong, a wild bull. fi:^^y^fiiihd, rO.dour, perfume, stink, [mill. S*\\j, ihycdy Forager, the handle of a hand- (jjvx! S ou \j raid-'ol-yew, A inotcih tlie eje, mtik-
ing it twinkle. 'i^j\ rcnjeSy The master of the dogs. Cp ^ J ^^o7/cs7i, Cultivatic^ friendship. jalj* ^^V^t 'Increasing, svv ift (horse).
^^j^ay* gh. Retiring prlvattl}', [beautiful. <_ «. \j r^;y^V^it^rt:lful. cJu »j rayi k, ^^ onderful,
♦jl^l i raigar?, or jaiffhii, Gratis, gratuitous,
... without labour or purchase. fn^j yhy^nit Fond< of her colt (a she-camel). i^j rebb, Csod) rolhh. Perhaps, now and thefl, Ijj rob(iy Stealing,, robbing. %Zjtl> relaat, A bucket of leather.
5L L_; T el abet J A covenant or treaty^
*■=?- '■o f^ti^oj^fi Heaviness.
.^^Lj rehajee. Stiff, drj soil.
*>^b^ rehcLjeydy Evil, malignity. . t
^Jo\JJ relk%, A lion, one w^ho reclines^,
)o\jj relat, An inn, a troop of horses, a net.
c^' b J rehak, Plur. of «u^ rellieL
^W-ij relhhtj Corpulence.
^^ L_^re6(iw> Novelty. ^U^^ rehhaneCy Divine,
i\ij roLah, A fox. [a doctor of divinity.
t^Lxjij^ reh^y^s, Plur. of v^^ reZ'^.
■c>tjlf ( reltuyeiidehf Rapacious.
>^,^/ reJ-eh, A great quantity of good v^ater.
«-l:^jj ?eAs Obstacle, preventing.'
^•j f'f-'hd. Small and ligbt money.,
^.j reh^h. Profit, gain, fleshy, a kid. ..
\ySfj ted'heej An usurer,
isj^ reltz. Dextrous, sv^'ift of foot.
is i^j rcbxee, A whip made of thongs.
-y^ rel'e%y Fat, corpulent. [fortunated.
'KJiyj Tel%ek, Night-shade, (jmj^ reles, 111-
Xj^j^ relesh, Whiteness in the nails.
X-i-j^ rehheti Ground abounding in herbage.
{j£u^ rebs, Looking for, staying, waiting for.
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jjA^^ releXf Reposing, a wife, mother, sisteiv
country, fort iiicat ion. %^j, rclzcf, A place of slaughter, a carcase, tay^ 7c/t, Binding. [fin.
^j, r,ba. The spring season, a hcuse, a cof- S«^ leJa-aty A casket, a box; relaa/, Going ^j, re^'ce^. Vernal. (in haste (a camel). tu ^^'■^^'g^^' The happiness of life, petulant. uJij,rehkt A rope, putting a halter on a camel. *X^^ rehki'f* A halter, a yoke. ^, f rchck* Silly, idle. [in autumn,
Jj , re/7, All evergreen, a tred producing leaves S)^,reNet, The interior part of the thigh. ^j. rehern, Thick, entangled herbage. \Xj J rchnh, Olour Lord ! ^j^ i^cioUf Encreased growing, a hill. ^^ \ ^j re^'Uan A n observer, a spectator, car- *^yij i\hjoh, Plur. of ,__, rehlf, [rying off. **-iyfr 7ehool<eyet, Dominion, divinity, kyjj. relw(.ty A hill, a heap. [noxia.
ry. J fi-hookh, Animi delinquio in coitu ob- t .^ re}oo(f. Remaining in a place, containing. i*j^fj reboodun, To rob, ravish, tr ^ J reloos, A greedy eater. ,*j*jj rchooti. Advantage, gain. L^'^o ^^^^^^f Large, thick (tree,) &:c.
^yi, rd'Ool, A tree- producing leaves in» au^ . j't'hee, A spectator-.- [tumn.
«y*Aj - rj-^ec^i A step son; SL, . rt'leyet; Anin-*. XXa^j. relfii^'Sdt, Aii^i-n pediment, [se^t, usur;)r,. ^xjf rehetk-i. Large- bodied: (man.); ^ji rt^becd', h confection, pickle* ^jmaj. rehe.es, Fat, corpdent, big-bodiedi Laj rcheett Constant, bound, dev.ou^ a monk>. K>j reheea,'i\iQ spring. ,j*^iLj j rtVeeaf, Aq, ^ rele.Jt, Butter, cheese, &c, [iron helmets. yj feJ'edl, A pi a:np delicate woman,; nlxjih, Baj re^ee/ef. Plumpness, affluence. [A robbec*. ^^j ret, Empty, naked; a. re//, A prince^. L»' rt'ia. Stammering (woman\ ^U relaj-y A great gate with tj wicket.
x^Ij, reUijdf A rock.
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^ I V refaf, IMur. of «j1 rhtett^ • .*.
43 L5 r-e/d/h Two garments sevvred' together^^^
Ij refhn, A gentle laugh, a smile. i^3. reteb. Adversity, difficulty. ^.^'.'/.':\ iL?^ rethe^, Dig'iity, office, a degree. 3o^ re/e^ vStammering, j ttiio,. ,'b:. g^* y'-/d/\ A bar, a bolt, shutting (a gate.) ^' retekh, A slight scarification. u
Xi?" retekhet, Clay mixed with water. .•>
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if J ^^'^' ^^^^ pasture in rich fields. xJj retek, Shutting, mending, cementing. ^ reieh, Going with a short step. i»j retem, Bruising the nose. ^ retoOy Making haste, x__i^^ refoof'. Strong, rising, constant- U^y^. fetiveU A step, ^ p- ^ roioociy Walking. tJj^J^ retook, Q\ovyy nobility. ^ J, ref^elfiy A venomous spidei*. m.i3 J. reieem, Broken, bruised (nose, &;c.) Jljj. ress. Worn, torn.
IS^ resh, Confounding, remembering, foolish* »li . 7^es(if» Slip-shouldered camel. Xili'^ resasfJ, 1^1 ur. of clo^. resets X^^j. reshn^ Rain following rain, oblj, resayafy Hired female mourners.^ ^- Xj - reset f Succession. «S rwflf. Great desire, malice. XS^' 7'esooset, Raggedness, going to pieces. Is J , resoof, Remaining fixed to a seat. i^j rd5de, Weeping* condoling, remembering, sj'-^v resees, Torn, covered with wounds and (just expiring. f by side.
ooLj , rcsecd. Laid one upon another, also side ^ J vtsecm, Bruised (nose).
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^j ^^j\ Trembirhg, agitated.
U.^ rfjd,y Margin, edge, brink, hopfe,
vW^ r^'uA, Plur. of ,^^ rejeb.
'i^j. rejat, Expecti»?g.
^U.^ r/^'dj, Plur of ^^^ r^vy.
^Uy. rr/aA, Having large hips.
S^U^ rejhhef, A swing fhartl.
i U^ 7T/nc^, One w ho carries the corn into ihe
^*jU^ rejdZdi, Any thing put into scales to
y^Uy. tvyds, Thundering [make even weight.
^ U /. rejaa, A camel's halter, succeeding well>
repeating. LJWr ^^«/i "^^^^ ^^''J of judgment, the sea. JV, rcchal, A confection.
-I-.- 'icicvni, A large stone, a monument. • «y*a. r(^"<^. Recovering, the seventh month
of the Miihomelan year. 30^, T>jlet, The prop of a tree. Havs. , rejleyet, A propped palm-tree." ^jj. 'i'fjcj, Ltan sheep, &c. languid, ^a. lejeh. Excelling, overcoming. ^\ss-^j. rjhiiji, Excellence, superiority* 30.J. ^ejcd, 'Irembiing with fear or cold,
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[lency (a womanX -^" fe'rej. Moveable, shaking from corpu-* t:>^^^j rejrejety Agitated, a body of mea, y>j 7^€%, A species of verse, y,^ rejes. Thundering loudly; rejes, Va^
cleanliness, rage, doubt. ^^ lej fl, Returni ng, repeating, answ^ering, xi^j ^^J^^f Bringing back, ansvrering. Sua. - rejaat, A return, an answer to a letter.
x^j rejaee, Return, a second divorce. *-*=*/ ^^\fy Emotion, moved. jjjUa., refkn. Shaking through fear. iJLs. reji'fety Agitation, an earth-quake. ^r '^^jdy A man potent in venery; rejl, An
army, poverty, sleep, sucking. ^. Tejl^i Rough stony (ground). {^"^r ^^i^^y Infantry, two feet. Sl:a. 7ejlet, Firmness of tread in walking. ^.rejetn. Stoning to death, reproach, opinion^ jUjj. rejmef, A sepulchre, a mark, [a friend. iy^j rejwefy Hope, arrogance, w^, rejooh, Plur. of i^*^ re/eh, _.^^, refoohf Excellence, superiority.
-, rf^'oos. Braying, dashing with vehe- ft^a. rc/ooa, Return,success. [mence (the sea.) &e ♦^ rqjoo-aU An answer to a letter.
d^^ J r Jdofi Trem qr^ great emqtioQ^ *J ,a» , re oolef, Manly-min^^d., - ^xb. rejonm, Fajling stars, [hoped for*
^j rejeh, A series, o;;der. Xa^*^ Tepyfit, A thing^ 4— »io-, vcjfiefy E0:jotion, tremying, [speech. y^ rejeel^lufantry, walking,fast, qx.tpmpore^ f iUa^ rejeelaan. By degrees, qne after apqther,^ jLuA. , rejeeiieti Resin, gum. [iriare), &c.
U, rd/if^, Having a broad flat fop|;;(a^WQman,^ «_, U. rohdl^f Large, convenient^ ^pU. rohcLXi Sweating in a fever. cJ)U^ rohkk. Pure excellent wine*. [mels,^ JU. rehkl. Skilful in riding and, driving ca-i *lla.- rihhlet, A saddle' of leather. «-^jU, rehhye]}, Plur. of i^a^^rehh 4,0* rehel, Large, convenient, spacious (place)^ 3L* re^/, A coiled-up serpent. -y^r rehereJi, Broad, large. ^Ja=>r reh%. Washing. [fever.
\^^ rclizk, Sweating in the paroxysm of \ XX^ rehkt, Saddling or loading a camel. ^.^ reheni. The womb, matrix, compassion,' ^^ rehmet. Compassion. [mercy.
^ ^ rehee, A mill-stone, the breast, [place. reheelf* Large, convenient, spacious
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jjiA=w reliPPt, Washed- *
cJio , reheeky 1 he best wine. ^
ik^r T^<'hefl, A journey, riding a camel. 7 l»>xa* Hehcem, God, the merciful, the eono* ^ J 7\'khy A groan. [passionate,
\:L rchhi.. Loose, soft, a gentle wind. 4 ^Uj. 7'ek'f)k'f, An easy, comfortable life, ^ SU?lii^ rck^'ciscfy Remiss, t'^nder. •*"U., rchham, A iar^e stone, marble. *>• lai^ rek'clvict, Soft, gentle (speech). ♦ ^s^sTi rekhbetitt A portion, whey. .^
\,t:^y A, v'.rek'iti'ht Sick, wounded.
^ J oekhj. Base, angry. iL!>^^ 7okhsar, The cheek, the face. 0 J Lw-p- , 7o/i/iscL7i'h, 'J'he air, mien, cheek, face. Ici^i 7 eA"//.v/''d, Shining, flashii g .tj^^^^Jts^, 7 ekhsfiecdun, '^I'o shine, to flash. iya^r ^ <'k^/fi, Soft, lowticss of price. .%*as^ r rukhi^ef, Indiilcr^nce, connivance.
^J^^. rckht'f, Soft, thin.
^f rehfult An ewe, lamb.
^. rckheia, Compassionating, soft.
JU^;- rekhniefn Compassion.
^ J reklin^h, A fracture, a notch (ia a sword).
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'^, f'ekhow, Soft, relaxed.
i^^ rekhived. Small- boned and fat.
**oyLj. rekhoosett Low-priced (provisions)^
^.;*.^ rekheekhy Soft clay.
(ja^y. rekheeSy A soft garment> low-priced*
^^f rekheem, Compassionating.
6 -re^<^, Repulsion, restitution, [gence, honour./
1i^ rec^aa. Aid, help, a burden; re^(i, Intelli^
» ! i , redht, A hard stone, a rock.
^ U ^ redah, A large dish, a wide field.
Ss^ljiy. redkhett The den of a hyena.
ali reddd, A repulse, abhorring.
^lij. redaa, Mud; rof/a. Indisposition.
X* I i - reda-aty A small inclosure.
^a^ redeghf Clay and water. [another.
t. ; A . fedefy Following or placing behind one
-i r redem, Shutting, mending a garment.
tjjij^ ^cden, Arranging, the clashing of ^rms*
fe ; ; Tedeh, A rule, row, serieis.
tA :i^ redhet, A hill rough with rocks.
^^f redee. Hopping, walking, goin^ away*
ijAjA, redeedee, Restitution, &cJ,
^.^. Tedea, Losing the head (from a spe^r)»
j^i^ redee m, A torn or mended habit.
^.^r redeeneei A straight spear.
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it^^ >*<?2;te A distillation of rain, dew.
^Vi^ rexd/, The worst left after the best ia
*^S^ rexhm, Sign. [taken.
Slj 1 i y* , re%aJ/eff Made lean, lessening.
^ctj re^el, Worthless, mean.
^'^j rexem, Flowing, overfio wing.
jijSy^ r€%oom, Fluid, ^ bone full of marrow.
^3y Te%ee, Extenuated, worn down with fa-
*Xj '^ij^rezee let, A hasQ worthless thing, [tigue.
h re%, A combat, a castle.
^■j rcxsh, Anger, passion, wrath,
,^j rWf Receiving, --ij. ressa//, Tired, made
^b/ ^^2Ja2J, A rice-seller. [lean.
- ! J ^ Te%bfm, A cruel man. ju !j , re!?;awe^,Majes-
Llj^ re%a^^, Distress, afflictions, [tj, modesty,
CJ^,)j ^^^^a'^> The keeper of a vineyard,
^ y^ rcxler, A vine pruning-hook.
»j^ re;j{e/, A vineyard, a battle, a castle,
^yy re%shed, Voracious, devouring.
sJ/ ^^^<?/, The ferule at the end of a spear.
oJaj^ retdiJi, A village, a market town.
cJaj^ A. p. rexdek, A row, series, rule.
t Ji ^e%egh, Sticking in the mud.
** j/ Te%eghet, Mud.
oj . re?;e/) Being swift, taking before-hand;
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xS)j. Te%ketf A gift, pension, aliowanGQ..
fjj re^m. Fight, war,
jLoj, Te%met, A bundle of clqaths,
i*j\*)j rezwkn, The keeper of a vineyard;
f ^3/ ^^^oom. Receiving, dying. [doo^
ijj rezeh, A ring or staple for the bolt of a^
(j*^ rezsheh, A rope of hemp, cotton, &;c.
*rfj/ ^^^.^y^^> Afiiicti^in, misfortune,.
yjf ^^*^^*' -^ species of herb^.
c^jj^ Te%eeff Going fast, braying inwardly (as
*.j 5 rezeern, The roaring of a lion, [camel)*
^^jj^ resjeew. Weighty, modest.
- ^-p-^ ^<?^» Reaching, mature. L.^; reshp Much, many, arriving. Jf>jU^ reshteeh Plur. of cJu*-^ restak* ^^laU- resatoon, Wine. yu*^. res^t A ca-?- J Uy. Testblee, A troop of camels, [mersfoot,
- U , Tesanii A describer. -
jhU 1 reshn, Producing, bringing, arriving. |MyJ U- J resandun, To arrive, to bring, to bear. ^jU^ reshya. Harnessing for horses. JjU^re«^5/e/, Writing, &c. -u-A*,^ rest, Sunk in the socket (the eye,) penc-'
trating deep (a sword). tm.f Tesset, A cap or bonnet.
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\^t0^ ) ^c$t, An order, a series. O'Ia*-^ A, p. restb^k, A village, a market town. ^yw Uy'y resthneedun. To cause to grow. if ^ J ^esfdee, A village, a market tow^n. y^f^^ ) restekheet, The day of resurrection. ^Iwv-y resteghTy^sStj free, escaping, [increase. ^^^^^y. restun, To escape, to spin; rostun, T0 gw - reseA, Slender in the hips or thighs. ^^ resa, A disease in the eye. iu*.^ resl, A gentle pace, convenience. SUUy> 'reslet, Sluggishness, convenience. ^y. ^e^m, A precept, a design. j^^U*.^ resman, Plur. of ^^ rgs???* [ing*
ts^f ^esem^e, Belonging to, writing, design*-
re^e??. Putting on a halter. ^ re^oo. Immoveable, making peace. ) yj 9€stvh, Ignominious, disgraced. Uymr reswctt A bracelet of beads, shells, &c. ty^4 ^^^^^^^> Firm, constant, [rier, a letter. ^y^ resool, An ambassador, a prophet, a cou- -^M.^ resoom. Travelling day and night. ^^ resee, The middle pole of a tent, constant. Sl3U*i. reseyhnetf The best sort of dates. >t;^^^/ reseed, Arrived, a youth, [inganend. ^ ^/^ , reseedgee, Arrival at maturity, attain-
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'ilJ^h^^J ^^^^^^"^> To arrive. [mouJ^»
ij^^j^r ^^^sees, Constant, :soiid, the beginning, ru- 4aam^ reseeghy Pleiltifal, happy life. [then ^x^j. reseel. One who sends or is sent to ano- ^j^j. reseem, Leaving marks on the ground, Cjif^i^ J ^^^seeman, A rope.
rJ>^ ) resh. Uneven ground, a cubit. Li^ reshht A young deer; reshh, A rope, &c» ^\jh^ A. P. reshhd, The right way. y^ i^ y. reshash, Shedding tears, &c. XiU^ reshcthf, A gentle form. A^> re^/i^eJ, A body, hard, white and dry. ^^^ty resht, Friable, stiff, a nit. [rope#
^^^K^ J reshtek, A crime, a disease, a small ♦^^ reshten. To twist, to plunder. jd^i reshteh, A series, a thread. ^
^^ fesheh, Distilling, sweating. Hi^y. reshhety Moisture, dropping, ^y. reshedy Rectitude, the right wayi /p'/^i reshresh. Dry and soft bread, 4^-i^j^ reshfy Sipping, sucking. i-Jiiiy reshky Making an arrow fly rapidly. ^tmJ^j r shk, Jealousy, zeal, emulation. ^j reshgevy Vitriol. ^yX^; reshken, Jealous^ J^t reshkch. Disgrace, a nit.
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jv^xiy resMeen^ Jealous. ^ reshm. Writing* yx,j. reshny Coming uninvited to a feast. ySi^jTeshou, Corrupting with presents, bribing. {jj,\yi^j reshvan, Sporting and feeding (flocks). <— j^/ f^shoofy Cropping with the lips fa ca- ^^^y. reshoon,See ^^ reshn^ [mel).
^w;^ resheeh, Leaking.
J^ y. resheed, A director, sagacious, [in a well. *ii f resheef. Sucking, remainder of water juiy, resheek. Of an elegant stature, swift-
^jo ress. Cementing, joining,
gvKj , reseh, Closeness of hips.
OMOy resed. Seizing prey (as the lion).
%sm>j resdet, A pit dug to catch a lion.- C\^^
^j. resa. Striking with the hands.
sj^^ resef. Agreeing, firm.
^j. resem, A narrow pass through hills.
^^j.resen, Performing, overcoming, reproach-
o^j^r feseedy Watching, observing. [ing»
4ja>^y. re^ees. Veiled, the eyes only appearing,
cJu*©^ reseef, Firm (answer), a rival in any art.
^^ ^ reseefi, Solid, sick, benevolent.
^JeJ re%%y Beating, bruising. ^^
-»t«c^ read. Consent, connivance.
j«jjU3^ rezkh, Spittle, the froth of honey 4 ^
o^j^/ ^^^^^^*» Straying.
fjelij. rezaz, A fragment broken o£^„
^U. r^s;^a, Sucking the mother^
XfiUfiy> rexk^at. Sucking.
^ U^ rezdtm^ Plur. of x^^^ re^m^t.
gv^ - rezehy Breaking (date-stonesX
^v*fi^ t^exekhy Fighting with stones> giving ^
(^\yOp rezrhz, GraveK [small present;,.
^^\J^ r€%rh%ee, A fish living among rojcktS^,
^ J. r&sca. Asking, sucking.
cjLoy> rezefy Roasting, burning.
*jtfy. rc%my Ploughing, striking.
^ \Joj re%manf Slow-paced, stepping elosei
tttOj re%mety A large stone for building,
^^j rezoo. Conquering (by pleasing).
Xs^j re%oo-at. Giving suck (a womaa),
^^J re%ee, May God reward him. j>
^v^j re^eeht Bruised with a stone.
(j^*:»ej rexeez. Bruised.
^j^j rexea, A foster-brother, an infant.
Uu^j re%eef, (Milk) boiled by a hot ironi
A^j rezeem. Firmly built.
'\^j rethy Madness, foolish.
\2oj rethm. Keeping in fetters. [Arablck. %\hj re/^»e^. Speaking any language but
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'xiJ<l9j retlf Fresh, moist. 'Sxla^ reth^ty A tender delicate girl. ^J^SJ r.desy A blow with the palm. .^^ reta, Rheum, or any thing similar. ^j retel, A poand of twelve ounces, a cup y^j retenh Embroiling. [of wine.
€^/j rehnetf A perplexed business. ^j retoo, Foolish, ijyloj retoohet. Humidity^ ^^j retoont Lean camels, weak, [moisture.. <l~^j ^eteel. Moist, soft, morbid. • U*Soj reteenht Unintelligible discourse. ^_,U^ ra-dl, Filling the channel (a river). i^\kj ra-hs. An ear-ring, the crown of the a Ujt^-a^, Thundering, a talkative man [head. o^jiU^ ra-hdeed, Flur. of j^> j,c^ r a- deed* ^Uj ra-aa, Pusillanimous young men. eJUj ra-hf, A hemmorrhage. ^Uj ra^faey One who gives liberally. ^Uj ra-al, Penetrating rapidly (a spear). #iUj ra-klet. Madness, folly. -Uj ra-d^m, Lean (sheep,) observing, snot. t^isj ra-kmet, A tree. Kls^j ra-dt^ee, Feeding near home (camels). ju^Uj ra-hiveyetf A herd of camels. *i*\^j ra-ayet, Respect, receiving kindly.
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ijAt ra-ah, Fear, trembling, an aimuldt or ma* }.& J ra-bel, Silly, fojlish. [gick charm,
*Xx=^ ra-helety Torn garment. V>**j r(2-^oo2>, Languid. Xj^acj ra-loolet, A slice of a cameFs bunch.' Ay^xXfi^ ra-theeh, A mild woman. »jJUcj ra-as, Wool, lic^ rasa. An oblong jiAC^ ra-sety The crown of the head, [grape, j^j ra-ad. Dressing herself (a woman). » j^ ra-dety Tremor, rigour. o^i j^j ra-deedy A delicate woman. ^
g^j ra-ra, An amiable youth. SLp^j ra-ra-at, (God) causing to grow. jjmSj ra-5. Trembling, walking slowly. ^Jus.J ra-shy Trembling, tremor. ,yi^j ra-shen. Tremulous man or camel, ^^iixj ra-sJiooshy Shaking the head with age.' /jiAXic J ra-sheeshy Timorous, deserving well. ijt£^j ra-fy A hemmorrhage or bloody- ilux. j^j ra-aly A young man. [trich.
SUcj ra-lety A great company, the female os- r >?_; rrt-//?00772. Tender, good-natured (wo- ^j ^a-ariy Swooning, head-ache, [man)»
U»^ ra-nay Good-natured handsome; comely,
f^^j ^a-oowi> Poor in flesh. ^-
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•c)>«J ra-oon, Stirring hard.
c. ra-ee. Pasturing, feeding as cattle. ig^^j ra-et'ff, Affrighting, a earners bunch* Xk£j ra-eyeiy Plaid .ground, eatable. ^{y>^j ra-ees, Waggling in pace (a camel). Itacj ra-eez, Broken at the head (an arrow). vJUc^ ra-eeh. Rattling of the bellj. .yx.j ra-eel, Short bodied (horse). tJ ^^8^^* Belching, eructation. *-r* ^j reghal. Wet, moistened (ground). cijUj reghas. Ground watered by rain. f Uj reghhmt Soft sand. S^ \lj reghhmef. Desiring. (s^^^j ^eghamee, The wind-pipe, the nose. S^lij reghatvet. Froth. [ness.
^j ^^g^el', Ardent desire, expectation, kind- juUr^ reghhknet, Lowerpart of the shoe-strap. A.^^xlj reglboo^', A glutton. «^_) ^'^g^^^-'^y Sucking the mother. ^j Tcghed, Affluentt •91^ J reglrcghet. Comfort of life, Ly^j ^^g^Sj Increase. i^Jiij reghef, Plur. of lJUIj regJieef*^ d^j r^^/i/. Sucking (the mother). XUj reghletg A fkl«e suspicion.
f^j rf?gZ?em, Reproach, compelled, abhorrence^ ^sj reqhen^ An order, desire; ro^htinj Per-ii Xiij reghnet. Level aad soft gcound/ [hapd» >Apy reghendy VociferatioA of beasts. of £pej^ ^-^ J reqhneen, Breeches, dpawers. _^j regkou, (A camel) braying mucb,. . ^ ^ U^sj reghwef, The froth of milk. t^^j reglwos, Seven days old, giving suck* J >e^ reghool, Seizing and eating any thing, t-_yij regheeh. Wished, seemed, long paced* ^j ^^gheed. Leading a free easy life, [horse, s Axsj regheedet. Fresh butter. [or wafer, Uukj reglicefy A thin round flat cake, paste, ^ J reft A book-press, o^ re^, A glutton,, 15 J ^^<i» Mending a garment, quieting^ , . ^ ci, li; ref at, Any thing bi:oken, a carious bone* A Li; ref ad, A stuffed saddle-cloth or cushion* o^li , ref^s. Striking with the feet. ; ;
tpU . ^6/^5/2/ Turning corn with a shovel. ' o«Uj ^^(^25, 'Different and contrary ways. - 3y*lij refaisei, Pasturing scattered cancels. Ss, \ij refa-at. An elevation of voice, high. i^iAilij re/ag^e/, Pleasujre, affluence. s
'l^^j ref^f Saffiroo. -. - s,^
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C3\jjrefhk, Society, a rope for tying a earners luili^ refaneyet. Pleasantness of lite. [feet. « \3j refah, Making rest, enjoyment. • £Aij reflf Pounding, spoiled. ^IsJy rtfihXi Travelling, walking. ^^ reffun, To go, proceed, depart, travel, ^j r'fidhy Gone, passed. [walk.
- " X* J refst. Unclean, lewd, unchaste. ^ . f'^S^, Bestowing granting, helping, kind* i^Sjijrefrhf^ An ostrich, a kind of spar- x^jij refref. An ajrch. [row.
-yj r^f^> Striking, " - [with the feet.
-ty**j '"^^fii -A. rope for tying camel's feet, shaking -iuaij r^/ie/. Observation, order, a proper op«" \y^j rf^/l'st. Abandoning, dispersed [portunity. ^^^bwj rtfa-an. Getting to higher ground. 3Uij ref-atf Eminence, sublimity. zSj refegh, Fruitfulness, plenty^ \jaj refeky Courtesy, aid.
SSSj refktty A crowd, assembly. ^y^rfl» Artless, unlearned. -?yA. p.. refoot Counterpoint, [©ra palm-treei CLi^j refoos, Obscene, ^^j refooj. The roG| ^^j 'r^'Soodj A large cu^
Ofs, refoofi flMT. of ij^ re ff. [mending*
jf^j TcfoogeTt A tajlor, a patch of cloth fo^:. Cr)>V ^^/^o"» Saikon. ^iy. Tcfehy Living easily. o^^V '^rf^^^> ^ partaker, a companion, ^jaj.9, rrfeez. Rejected, sweat. 2*5^ refea, Loftj, eminent* cjui, "^^ftff. Greedy eater, glistening^ colpu^:* tjio^ refeeky A eompaniofi, skilful, *A5 refeeh. Living agreeably. < Ji/ reM, A sheet of paper, a bookv U»y> re-^^, Drying up (tears). vU" re^a^. Watching, fearing (GodX. suUy. rekhhet, Advantage, gain. ^=*l>*/. rehhliecj A merchant, trading, * a U^ rekhdi Sleeping, (jolj'y. jyM** a dancer, a jumper* 5Leli"y rekd,set, A barren ground* .gU'y* rtki-a. Black ^d white. Sfi IS , ockk-atf Doting, weak in mind, lJ Li'y^ reM^, Warm, hot. 4^1*^ rekcin, Saffron, the blight of corn, ouli"^ rehciyek, Plur. of jui" ^^^5^^% re^e?;. Thickness of neck.
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l^- rekla, Hoping, taking a full view. Ixi* . reklcLUi A lion.
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'^j. reielef, The neck, a slave.
^3 J reM, Sleeping. ^ \ j5^ rekdin, Exulting for
SjvK^ ^ekdet. One sleep or slumber, [joy.
^'ij reksh. Painting with figures.
•liji^ rehha, A canker-worm. [wine.)
.^5^ 7'cJ^.9, A dance, leaping, fermenting (as
v«>u^?^ rekseeditn, To dance.
ia>' rehi, Marking any black thing,
'^s^ vela, Kepairing a well, being swift, iip-
\f'i ^ rcka-h] Insane, a tumult. [braiding.
**j'^ reka-at, A letter, the postscript.
tJi*^ n:/^<^, A desert, sultry.
9^3 J rekkt, A tall palm-tree,
^j rekem, A character.
Sjf^ rckmet, A charming flowery garden.
» ;yTr^*; rek^'ii'zedeh, Written, put up on paper.
MjXCj^j rckemkcshf Impressing characters,
^■y. reken, Writing, &€. [crazing.
^ , rekoOf A bandage for stopping bleeding.
i^3 rekood, Going to bed.
cJ^j . Tekoffy Shaking with fear or cold.
-^•y. rekoom, Plur. of ^^ rekem,
fjjyij rekoon, Saffron, cyprus, &c.
jij. rekee. Enchanting.
?^ rekeel, A rival, a preserver.
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jUV^ rekeyet, Inchantment, superstition* ^j rekea. Defective in understanding, cjuif^ reJteek, A slave. ^^ relteem, A book, wise* 'i'z Teh met, A wise prudent (woman).
^^ reky A vein; a. tekhy Weak, placing one
thing upon another. Is, reJth, Accusing, adapting. ^ \^sj rekhl, A stirrup, a ship. J Is, ^ rehh%, A piece or mass of gold or silver* iJls,^ rehhh, Plur. of ^^ r^/f-^. l\^=>j rehily A vender of leeks. * ls> J rekam. Collecting, a heap of cloudSr *^^j rekelf Riding, having a large knee. \l)^^j rehbb,n, A tail.
X3 Us>j Teklknet, A (she- camel) for the saddle. 'ix^sj rekcLet, A body of travellers. >XJ^ reklendy A bandage for bleeding. g\rj tekeh, Angle, side. SssSjj rek-het, Square, quadrangle. oss>j re^^ti?', Fixed, quiet, *>SsSj^j rehhket, Having large hips. 'iSs^Ss^ rekreket, Imbecillity. (jmSsj relies. Inverting, binding! '•^j reksheh, A terrible animal, ^^j nka, Hanging the head.
ts.Ssj7:elta'att A saered inclination of the head, ^y rekem, Gathering, f^^ rcIieihK mouse. y y re goo, A napkin. [crime).
V>^5j rckooh, Mounting, committing (a ^^^sj rekoohet, A horse, camel, &c. S^S)^ rekiiet, A lake, cistern, a cloth- ^y^^j ?v^'0^. Leaning, inclining. [camel.) a ySsj reJiood, Full dish, abounding in milk (a ^y^j, rckoo%. Shooting far (a bow), '^y^s . rekoo-a, Prostrating, bowing the head. ^^y^,^ rekoon, Retlining, poor in flesh. 3y^^ , rekoonet, Fast, hard, solid. ts^s, reiae, A vein burst and flowing. «r*A.s» , Tekseh, Setting upon, one person, &c.
carried along with another. »^A,*=by rekeezct, A piece or mass of gold or ^^j rekeck. Thin, silly, vile. [silver,
(3v^3- rekeen, Fast, hard, a grave steady man. mj remnii Repairing, devouring. U^ rcmk. Inhabiting. «5 U^ r(^mkset» A wild heifer. g. U J reuM, A maker o^spears, poverty, (ji^to^ ramahesh, Braye, fearless, stout, a lion. a L.^ remad, Lie, soap, rubbish. jUj rem(i:s. Winking, speaking by signs.
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^'Uj remhk, A competency, a little, ciU^ remak, Plur. of il^-o^ remkei, ^V^j Tcmkm, Plur. of Uy remet, 3t^ U^ rewitfnet, A competency. ^;;,Uj rem^iu The pomf^granate, ^^«JL 1 lemancedunt To terrify. *^j rt'inef. Becoming corrupt, rotten, a worm* (Jl^j rewv!'. Repairing, perplexed grv^j reinehf Piercing (with a spear,) flashing - {as lightning )v'-^j. ^ - ^; [An ostrich, ^^jT^MieJy A pain (in the eyes,' Slc.) fe.i^eda, K^K^j rewe/et, A small remainder. ^,j^j?etffddd. Destructive, deadly. \^j^^j remJedcL, Ashes. y> ^ reme%, A wink, ^j^^j. rcmc's, Burying, concealing* ip^ rdwesh. Curling of the hair. U.^^ remshcLi (Ground) fruitful, ya^ remes. White matter about the eyesi ^ja^j renie%, Sharpening, hot. k^^ remety Blaming, reviling. [swift,
^ rema. Bringing forth (a child,) being "Isa^j. remkcL, A young camel, of the colour ^*)^) remgaiiy Crines circa pubem. [of ashes. %S^^ rewkdty A mare of a bad kind, a large $he-caraeK
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j^j. remei,Covtr\ngthe ground with mats, ruiv-
9^^^ Ttnilef.K heap of sand, [ning, going fait,
^j remem, Old, rotten, d ^l^j remcndehy Wild,
^*)^y*j remwhrt, K shepherd. [timid.
^y^ romoohy A kicking horse, &;c,
jy^r reoiocx, Plur. ^^ y^ ^ reme%.
n^r*/ ^^"^^^s, Plur. of ^^ reme^,
Kfi y* s ^^'"^^0^* Dung of fowls.
o^^y rewobJt, Poor, distressed.
^ remeh, A herd, a flock. fsisting,
^j rcYiteey Shooting an arrow, exceeding, as*
gu-.y. remeeh, A little spear, [ror, to frighten.
^ ^^,remee(ftw/^o be afraid, seized with her*
yn^j^ remeet, Moveable, \olatile.
(ja*.* , remeez. Sharpened, a sharp knife.
^j. reweew. Corrupt, Fotten, worn.
U^ renk. Admired for beauty.
w^ remh, A locust with a short tail.
Si , Tenet, Sound.
t*J -^J ^* J renja7?eedim. To afflict, to vex*
j^j 7e/fjf'er, A merchant, a mechanic.
Ju/ I Teiijeshy Anger, passion, a distaste or ^ J retjjen, A softbelly,havingaflux. [dislike. J^J ^^^^j^^> Disease, weak, feeble, crazy, -^; renjeh, Sorrow of heart, bodily paia*
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C^f'y rew/'^fw, A plough share.
^^ reneh, Giddiness in the head,
o^r A p rewd/. Filth, a wanderer.
CJ^^J^j rendhneedun, To cause to polish.
^f'/i) Tetidesh, Briglitening.
ijjj rendeh, A joiner's plane.
^ y^j reiidee, A draught, a drink.
CJ^»^J ^^^deediiVy To brighten. [willow.
y^renz. Rice. eJij, remf, A kind of forest
c-jij^ reneJt, Muddy water, turbid.
Vkij. Tenkhi Sitting upon e^gs (a bird).
*i; , renket, Muddiness of water.
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.,^^j renky Dectit, cheat, ridicule.
^^^ , ^i \ reiighreng. Various-coloured.
CjTT^j ^^f^g^sfif Coloured, figurative, elegant.
*.3 renem, Sounding, fluttering the wings.
^^ J. renen, A frog.
yj. renwoii, Admiring the ladies, a musical
Cf^j. Jenwef, A piece of flesh, [mode.
^y» renoonii A kind of plant.
» ij >i ^ Tenoonht, A cup for drinking.
.Jj ^e«ee, A servant. ^
f^ J reiieem. Singing, jollity.
1^^ renten. Fetching a deep and hard sigh.
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\y. i-^^wht Sweet wholesome (water). 45^ ^3/ ^^^^^'^^» ^^^r. of Ju.1^ rabcyet,
-W- rewajt Saleable. t^uO^\^^ rewhjibf Plun of su^lj. rhjtbd, ^s^ \^^ rewaja, Plur. of ^:s. ^^ r ja. ^\^ rewiiht Going, coining.
tU J retv-ihil, A caravan. '^\^ rewhd. Asking, requiring. M^t. * rewkdar. Just, true. *
t^il^^ rewkdef, Plur. of ^5^ reJe^f. Sil^ tewkdci, A girl, tf^^) rewas, Sorrel. i»y*M^ . rewiseem, A book of the Pagan Arabi- ^ I . . rea^a 9//, Vendible, in j>reat demand. [ana. ^toS^ hw.xea, The milk teeth* fgt^^rJelV(i■y^% Turning hoary, [mal).
i^^j. 7cuhgh,Dt\\g^\Uu\ (a horse or other aui-
31^ leWikt A palace, a-saloon, a curtain,
1^ i re?rhk. Pure, philtrcd. iS/ ^d2^'^^» Spittle.
*v'l^; rf'vhJi, Life, soul. ["run.
^>* .yl^y rewhii'shodun. To go, to pass, to /M;^/ ♦(). / rewkn-kerdun. To send, to make e i^^ rewd.h. Food for captives. [current,
^•'j/ ^'^^cLi/df Hur. of ci^^S ^ ^ reiva^eL
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CXj\^j. ^etvhyet, A history, relation, repotti ^ <^ rewhyeh, Plur. oi hss^\ raihet. i^}^J ^^^^^^^^^* I^ignity. [Sweeping,
*^^ fowl. Thick butter-milk, w'^j rooh, ^^\j^ J rooh^roo, or ^y^^^j Face to face, opposite. ^^^^r ^oojaft, Sleepy, disturbed in mind. SL^^ rodbety A ferment, apiece of meat, judg- ment, necessity. J^'^j Toohendy A lady's veil or ma§k. /j^,*j rooposh, A veil covering the whole face. ^^; role.hy A fox. -^'v' *; "roohehiinehy Like a foX. ^^(y}^j roohehe'k, A young fox, a cub. iv\^,*J ro^ tyhriy A little crab, a sand eel. •^.^^ '''0(peeyehy A rupee; «iv, roivsett Dung, the tip of the nose. ^•y ^oochehy Unripe grapeS. ^jJU.^ roohanee GoOd, agreeable (place)i "Z i) ^^^^^» Bald, mangey. ^I,«f rood 111 f A busy-body. J '^^J ^oodbaT, A river in a valley. '^^)*j rood^liiineh; The bed of a rivet. iJi^j. Tood.k, Beautiful, blooming, [strument. e^^y toodih. An intestine, the string of an in- ^^y roze, A day. ^Cj\)y^ ^02j(iw, A peon, a foot- man.
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.♦4j';«y ro-ichesheny A feast day, a festivaU ^^»yyj ^'0%7t'ef/tjA, Aged. ^^j)*j io%ranth, A village, a inarket-town. J^JyJ ^''^^^^^t Ihe world, fortune, an age,
v\ind, time, vanity. J^)^j ro'^gafh'h. Pay, a pension. [dow,
yy >>> y'oz^oor. Purblind. /M;^; rowxen, A win- *^Cy^i roxnamchj A daily book. J^\^ rozcn^Ji, A window, a hole in the wall foy
receivipg light. bj^j roxeh. Fasting, hungry, a fast- day, if J^j ro%ee. One day^ fortune. f^,j*j. ro%ee.neh, A journal, a pension, book^ »-**-j^ rows A', Distress. .^•j rospee. An adulteres$. ^ ; 'y / <^;> rospee%adch, A son of a w hore. ^/^ v/<^*y ^^o^P^'^po^f^^^'> A whore-monger, an a- l::/^«j*/ 05/dlt, A market- town, a village, [dulterer* t ^_^i ' rooseyah^ Distressed, mean, /^^y revesh, Motion, coming, custom. ^^ »j roshen, Light, splendid, clear. ^nj roshenb,. Light, a fire-stone. ^
/j'^^j roshenhs. Conspicuous, respectable. iA}^^j Toshcnayc, Light. *Ai_5^ rofw%et, A kitchen, a paradise, pleasur<f 4
^^^ roof, A riven ^ ^^ rew-a, Terror, a combat^ U_5 , Tew-kj Beautiful, cunning.
It.^. rew-efi Fearing, pleasing.
^ 3 ^ rowoh, Stealing, xi^^ rowglidy Ensnaring,
^.p«y TowgheJi, Fat, grease, butter, oil.
/^^) ro.wghenger, A butter-maker or seller.
Cr^*) ^^^^^^"^^'^ Bread baked with butter.
d^^ ^Oit^j^ Merciful, benevolent, rest.
i3^^'roio\. Clear (mne,) giving pleasure, grow-
\^^^ roo^k^ A vi^ave. [ing (teeth),,
J%, rooleh, A small lizard.
!t^^ roomul, A handkerchief, a to V7el, wlp- ^5U^ Toomafice, Of a ruby colour. t^^S^
^jUj Toomayee, Roman,
>« 4>y roomce, Roman, Greek, Turkish, (^^ ^o?/.'w. The last breath.
/r ^*^ ; roonhs, INIadder, a red-djing wee4» j^^yrewend, Rheubarh. • yJ^y reivcndeh, Going, a traveller. c-X3^ roii^Tze!, Beauty, loveliness, ornamerifc, CJ /^^Uj rootiom^-shodun'To show the face,
to appear. u^3i/ ^oo-oos, A camel £at only in the head, iri^/ ^ew-oosh, Weak, feeh\e. [tated,
?j^ roK^, Compassionate. %^^ roivh, Agi-*
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»t;>*3U« . fooeyhnecdun, To produce, to stimu- X^^ rOoyet, Seeing, thinking, opinion, [late. »u3 rdweed, By degrees. [To grow.
i^ '/{,•) reweedfm, To go, to walk, rooeedun, J^j*i Tooeinal, A handkerchief, a towel, &c. ' <r t.^j rooyeff. Brazen, o >^^;/ rooyeyideh, Grow- ^ jJl^^^y rooyjeiohJieh, A curtain, a veil. [ing. ^^y rooyehy A small face. i!j^»^J fooeedun. To grow, to increase. b*J^»^) '^'ooyeeny Brazen; red. ^j reh, A way.- \j> J, re?ia, A large district; p. re//d, Escape^ i\))/i^ rehhk^rdun. To set free, dismiss. i_j lA^ Tehah, Plar. of u^^ r^^e^. 34 U; rehalef, The breast- bone. SUj.U>, Tehahcnef, A monk, priest, a lion. SaU, rehiidct. Tenderness, softness. tlAy lehkti Household furniture. tJiU, re/iak, Some, ^u^ reM/w, Nameroujsr. ,^<^U^ re//A/7, Piur. of ^^^reheti, i*J^i J rehxndun. To set at liberty. A t I rehkiVy A canal, a certain musical tone, j^ij rehkwer, A traveller.
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^lA. rehciyee, Dismission.
^ reheh, A sharp-pointed spear or arrow^
»aJ IaA rehbaneyet, A monastic life.
^ J rehhery A way- guide, an escort.
^xjfc rehhelf Unintelligible speech.
^*xA- rehdel, Foolish, simple, weak.
iSj^.Tehrkh, Soft white (body).
xib!^ rehrcihety Bright.
• w ; rehroWi A follower. yi> rehez^ Motion,
^^y^y rehten, A robber.
jj^^, rete, Treading under foot. [Liberality,
^ji^ • rete^j Flour of sesam^. *-i.it>, rehshet,
La rchet, A number of men under ten-
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Li^ rehtee, The name of a bird, [impending. ejiA, re//e/, Thin. cJiit rehtky Being near, ^Ua . reMeet Walking fast, [ness.
^i> reJieJfy A good work, 'i^xi- .rehket, Weak-^ . \ '^^=>^r reh^czxr, A passage, a road, a guide.
. ^ rehel, A thin cloud; rchel, Trembling, swelling. CD^/ ^ahemkUf Going in a swinging pace. jUib rehmat, A small rain. ^^^ rehmej. Large. **.*^ , rehmeset, Hiding, covering, j^^ Tehen, A hostage, a pledge, solid, strong.
' Cj^^'^J ''^tihen-db.diLnt To pledge, to give an l^ I reh-noma, A guide, an escort, [hostage.
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^ relioUf Standing, straddling. ^^\^f rehwbjy Going easily (a horse), [blicg. ,\'^ f rehivkr, A high-blooded horse, anam- *y^s 7'eAa^e/, Going swiftly, sitting or going gyjj rehooji Tender, weak. [wide.
ti>y£>j. T^hwejetf Ambling (horse), &c. Sv.iyt- rehoodeyety Favour, assistance, J y J rchwer, A traveller. .^ f^,^
^^y>y refnues, A greedy eater. cJy. . rehook, A camel going swift,! y.^ 25y>. rehook. Full of flesh (a kid or doe). TkSsy^ f ^ehookef, A laxity in the joints. f^r rehooifi, Lean (sheep). ji ,^^ rehoon, Poor in flesh, emaciated, [verer, .^ J, reliee, A slave. ^^ ^ > reheykh\ A disco-
i' Ua rchei/af, Weakness, slowness in motion.
jiUi^, 7'ehei/adj, A youth.
co*^^/ ^'<^heeduji. To escape; to be liberated.
ijAAdir Tehees, Hart in the feet and limping (3
jui, reheckf Wine. [horse,) &;c.
••^jlA , rehee^f, Bruised, very small, 'j^.rehden, Pledged. [ceive a pledge.'
.*j%U .*^^j' reheen'dd,dun, To impawn, to rt- • Ijf, reCt/tiy Looking at, thinking. [<\j^ reyeh,
iiLtlj, ret/at The lungs, ^b^. reyah, Plur. of
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^,«U^Vp2/d26'e, Mathematics, the abstract sci- t&^,j reykghet, A placfe for wrestling, [([q, 'j^\jreycLktLr, A hypocrite: ^b, reyhh Spit- i^^j.j reyhn, Flotirishing, quenching tiiirst. jSo b^ reyanek, Plur; of jlkj . renket, '•^i^'.reeh. Doubt, necessity, bad fortune, r. ^'J ^d^^^Jy Sorrel, a gfafF- stock. u*.l*,j, A. p. reeid^s, A very sour herb, sorrel. ^ Uj re(til, A lion, rapacious. C^j^^j rechct. Suspicion; [ter;
SL. reei. The lungs; reyef, If'illing with wa- i.j: ^ f ?r^5. Delaying, coming slowly. -^ ■j^ ree^e/, Pain in the joints. ' V'^*
J l^M recchal, A confectiotj,' sweetmeat? . ^. reyek, Perfuming, ^^[^j^y reehd.n, Coni- Sraeur ^eefidt, Alt, wind. [passion, kindness. ^^ reckh. Relaxed, vile, breaking. ^ipi"") re^^y§-/i/ww. To pour, to melt, to disperse. ♦ h'j rcchhen, Soft in the belly, looseness*
J^) r^ekJicex, The plongh-tai]. oo . reed, Equal in age, wealth, &c« Sjo^ reedef, Blowing softlj (wind). ^,ij^^ l^d^hr ^^ slave,
^ . ref'r, Tbja iflarrow, corrupted and black, ^J^J ^^^^' Scattering, extending. [ing.
Jj^y reezihj Desire. /M'^.; reezhn, Pouring, cast- Vj^^/irJ ^^<?2Jiw<i//w., Tq pour. [Friable.
/&^/y ree^eshf Pouring. ^.^O^y rce%nb,kf ^ G vy reezntin, The bar of a door. p vy reezeh, A crumb, broken smalK CJ ^"/^») ^*i^^^^^^^^i •f'o break in pieces, to pour, i*/hP,J fizjen. Most minute. [to scatter.
y*.j^ re-?*fi, A chief, president, commander. jnl,-vw'^ recsmkn, A cord, a thread, (jijy, re.esh, Contracting friendship. -^xAjy resh/eh, A thread, a line, a series. /X^*^y reshikhend, Flattery, flatterer. JiJj resheh, A fringe, appendage, a wound. «jj r^-^a, Augment, return. ixjj rey-Gtf A hill, a high ground. i^^'j ^^^■^''» Increasing, shining. pi) J reegh, Malevolence, t— ijj ^eej^, A cultivated ground, a popular city j
wvy ^ee^. Grave!, sand, ■^'■'' • - ^
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^ K^ reekhseJi, An urchin, a hedge-hog,
SL^u^ reeket. The Ipbe of a camel's liver^
it/^ywy reegdhn, A sand-box.
/y^^j reeg'ihr, A sandy region or place,
ly^/ij ^'"egve^n, A cheater, inchanter.
^j reeviy A doe or deer; rime. Departing,
yi^r^j^ reemkoosh, Ear-waij;.
^Ujj. reembn, Affectipii, loye^ repairing.
,^\X^j reemnhi. Tremor, pitiful, filthy.
^'y reenej^ A violent pain. [of an animal^
^^j reou. Trick, cheat, blxindering, the namj.
z}^»J reii'dj. Sorrel, sweet cane.
t-J^j . roi/ook. Giving up the ghost.
t)>?/ ^oy^^j Conquering, sealing up.
^^;y rewenjoUi A timber- worm. [cape,
i*J/i^j reetveedun, To set at liberty^ to ei^
^U^j reehekhn, Saffron. • , . - '"'
Cj ^J feeheedun, To putrifv, to hecprae fit,
^ - reyee^ Seeing, a large serpent.
J %\, The eleventh letter of the Arabick alphabet and the thirteenth of the Persian ; denoting 7 in arithmetic; Saturday in th^ almanack; p^ y
wty %hhy A fountain.. ff'ntire.
g: S^ Mej, The whole, entire. ^^ \j »^ler,Ml
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cJUil^ zkkhcfi Vain, glorious, arrogailt. ^ty tx^f/^/. He is born, age. /^ 'y ^t^ff^^y A bastard, a scoundreK ^;ly zhduni To be born, to bring forth. t^'y %>ideH, Borrt, a sort, ^^j zar, Growling inwardly (a lion). i^^ J ^hrd^ A cane or r6ed meadow*. tJ^j ^^^' ^ sovter. ftiorx.
^,\j zveCi Blame, chiding; P. zhree, Atflic^ ib"^'/) ^^''^^^''^» To afflict, [chew the cud. j"! j* xshazsH, Lazy. >!/;;; ) j* ^shhisJicedun, To yiL^ ff %)ster. Go or sit a little farther olF. (♦/^ I ! zhsturiy To bear, to bringforth a child!;' ^if^xtj j^-fl^/ TraV^Rrngj. Iviolcntdeatlii
^ \' %b,'ar, A bad-natured man. kc \ j zi-a^, Ai" ^\^ A. p. XigA, A crow, a raven. >
'yp )y zhglier, The crap of a bird'. . • -
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^1^3 %hghee, Bowing down, dim mishi rig, de"'* ^XJ>ly zdLgfwefieh, A v^rle^kthd crow , [ca^in^. c_5 \j %hfy A sudden death. *;i ! J xkfenett A lame camel. ^..Jjlj zkfereti An assembly, a crowd, Jfy zhfch, A species of herb. [er's blaclc, ^,^1^* sia^^, A woman in childbed, a shoe-mak^ w!^)j za&hl). Water of vitriol, writing-ink:. ^*=j ij za^ee, Pure, pious. yi^* 2:a/oo, A leach, a quicl£-falling rain.' \ g.y<j zJloqj, Swift, nimble. ^ !y zhalehy Dew, hail. ^\j %am, Binding, puffed up ^vith pride, 5U ij zCLinety A great noise. 4v^ ! J ^(tmej, Entire, all. v
*^ ■ J ^G^we^, Puffed up with pride, fment?, ^^ 1j z\iiieri A performer on musical instra^ J^ !j ziimill A followet*, [knee.
-/^'ty %aw. From that, thence. ^^j%h'noo. The ^j ! J zknee, A whoremonger, an adulterer. Suil^ zinei/ef, A whore, an a!dulteress. |1y zok;, An artificer. ]i^j 27U'er, Gull, black, an assistant p\!mIj zctw/kneh, A chain, fttter, ^'^^Ij zxwouk, Quick- silver.-
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^*^5 xhwehy A lamentation, groar^.
%j^S'j z^LWey/if, A cell, a hermitage,
Os^u z%hed. Religious, a monk.
^1j«a^^,Shining, florid, [outstripping, fleshy,
^jJ>\^ zhheree. Smell. oiAlj %khek, Retiring,
^ \^ %hhelt Tranquil, secure,
^\^ zhyedt Redundant, accessary,
Cj^Jj ZaieduVt To be born.
^?j %^ier. Roaring. UuS^ zaif, Plur ofi^j
Jj\j %hkger, Fruitfull, bearing (a child).
y.\^ xhiel. Defective, vanishing.
Cj^Jj ^^li^dun, To bring forth (a child).
\^j %elf. Easy, b^ »elh, Harry. [ed.
*j Ly xelii^ef, A field-mouse, a mole, unskill-
/X'ly %elahend^ A beggar. [of stature.
llt^zthh-at. Wrath, an^er.^jLj xe^dza, Short
Xj^Ijj Zdlctzeyet, Calamity,
ibj xebal, A small thing, trifling.
1*J^j "^olhut The tongue, a language, a flame*
V* (^^y zolhnlereh. Plantain.
^}^\j zob rtferfeteh, A liar, deceiver.
{J j^ ,*j\.j zblkadereCy A purer, dialect, spokea
J^'^CJ^J 5*^0^ -''^^'^'"» Fluent in speech, [at court*
t\^^j zoldn^'hhh, A beggar. flevolently.
J h ^^') s:o[>4w<;^crd^ Speaking much and ma(»
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^\j zohhheh. Fire, a sparki jV^J %ohhn6e, A life-guard, man, Verbal, tl— ^; zeM, Hairirness. Aj»j z^ied, A present, foam, froth. Sjuj zehdety The cream of milk, ^.j %ehert Believing, coherencci writing. jij Xiher, Above, superior. \jjy %e^>rci. Wide betv^ieen ttie shoulders. •jirj ^dbf'efi A splinter, the hair of a lion's Sit^ j0^ J ^^^drlenk, A surcln He, a ^'rth. [mane. d^j^j ti^eherji'd, A kind of emerald. m^t^^jj %eberd''st. An athletic man, oppres- i^iy) telreeiiy Iiiferi(.ri below. [sive.
Xij^zeht^ Quackinj^ ^a duck or gooisel. Si lisjj A.p.zr/'iawr/^A snait^forcatchirg wolves, iJux>3 zeb-uhe'c. Of a bad dispositioni [3lc, i)ujtjj zsh-ahe^i, Wricked, impudent. ^yjj zi'-areei 111 disposed, ij ^ zcfegh, 'Ihe commt^ncing. ^j«dAgWjA sweei-se<:hted herb fstrainin^, cJLj tj' k, MiiigliMjj;. Combing the beard, re- ^j^ z hi, Dun^, rubbish* ,^:^^:\ tehhtyh morsel. iy'— i> «d^v.^/</i,??, Accumulated, heap of dung. .,i \ zthn. Whatever is necessyrv. Jujjj zcbucyct, Piur. of ^ tj zMn.
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^ f* J %elooT, Wr'iimg, a hooki
^^jj^^fobf, '^"'^©^"g- vV^y '^thoon, Vile, siqlj^
^yij z^heiooiis I'rolit, gain,
i^ yj ztifopn^t/ VVhateytT defends the back;
ir"^\x) ^^?'Ooy/i-cf.v/^, Persecu.tin.g the \yeal^. t<'*'J 2c7K>owrfe?, Indisposition^ vilepess. ^jy zelce, Sujpportin^, .
JUjj, ^ieleyet, A hill, a pit dug for a lion. ^A^j %eheery Distress, j^j %eheel» A basket^ Sj %<?//, CI oa thing a bride. \; ."'^'^
^j^'^ %otoohh. Adhering firmly. rj ^'^j* The tip of the elbow. Wj'S^V^, Successful, expeditious. * gWj J^<? V. G^liiss; %ijjhj\ A glass-merchanU 'jUL*^ 2<f 4 V^ A cup, a bit of glass. gv^3 %^:/c^ Having long and thin eye-brows, jjj.^ %e,'cr, Violence, divinaiioii. jjj.. Zr*;7, Casting, making a noise, j^a.^ *l7/t^/< A crowd, a portion, 'l^jj.. x^yw/. Muttering rnarticulateljr, IUi.j zejmef, A mutter, a word. (vr->j 256.'^^, Making late. " f ^^j jw^'oo/w, "Jhe twang (of a bow-stringX ^j Kc?////, Bepellrng, removing, Uj «d/zir, Sinking. uJU.j zehkf, Crcepin^^
- Uj n^ehhm, Pressing, a crowd, i.jl>3 zehef. Making a progress. fvlle,
i!L=*j Tehek, Tiredj fatigued lr^),£> 3 %o/^/oo/, Base^ ^j ?^/^???» A cr9:wd-; a tumult. ^ ^^^^ zahnwok, ^l^ji>} ^^h ff. Short of stature. [ Flax-seed, *A2kj zehneht A company of travellers. i^s>j zehool. Diminishing, decaying. ■fcAa.j zeheeveU I'edicus, delay. [plete, flilL ■ ^j %eJth, Casting Uovvn. j\^'j z^hJicirt Qotr^ tfjUj xekhhree, Abundance. C-J_^U; zcJtff^ref: Plur of c^i^^ij xehhr^fi UaLj zakhlkt Patient of labour, hardy. • iLij a:^y^^e/> Angry, ill-will, hatred. j^^ zekher, Completerwss, luxuriance. ^«j^j zf^khnl^ Bi^^bodicd, tat, gross, haify^ i^ y::L^ zo^fhrf^f; GtAd, Qrnarcicnt, cJiai 3 zelinfy Pulfed wilb pride, yain-glorious, *>«ij zekffm^ Forcing, &c; p. z^khe^n, A wound, Irf. • »i'i/;///du Stinking (yvoaianr') 14 white dfer, j^/^j zekli^uidhr ; or „»/^^^l Wounde<J,
struck. ^>'U ,*7i.i i eV^Vv^*>^V ' . ,•
. .,„^^^^j zeUiemreSf Pieiiclng, wounding^ Oj^^-^) Zfkl.einkaree, A wound, a blow, j ^jy^j ^^klioofet'y Pt;mpous (sjpeeqh). ,
^wL j zckhetkh, Shining, spi.i;kling. -^ •
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Aj %c(1i A war, combat, ^j zshcd. Gum, iy iedii^ Cleaning, wiping. [li^ht,'
4ijA^ z^d.l, A portion, &c. Jaj zcdt^f Pure, --/^y zedgttce, A stroke, a blow. -«| ^jtcdun. To strike, to beat, to soUnd, blow. ^^y z:dt'tt?\ Tallow. .♦J .•.,* z duoduN, To furbish, to polish. e^/* xf'dch, Beaten, stru(!kk [beaten.
l*J ^fi)) zcdth-boodunt To be stfuek, to be jj zer. Gold, monexs 1:0^11, an v\d man. tf^bj 5K^r4^'d^, Plu'r of ^> jj i:e/Vr€p. cbj j&w^A, Going liastil^. v2i^;'>/ ^^f^^deahtt A worshipper of fire. i\*«^j j )K''''<is^^t Gold dust. ,
feUj ztf/'a/, A road> passaj^e, ffeoWti field, &c. jLt 1J^K?^A tf7y Agrirnhure. »::^ ^ ^3 z^rk-at, A • .^)j^-zefaghrfi, ^^, sandy place. .•;^._.
»kii jj)*^''^/''', A "boti}' of intii.^^ ^jj x^rendood, "iS^^^yteT'ik, A dissent l>lt:n [Gilded,
t^^^jj jferu76VW//, AristoUichy (an herb). %^\jj z^'?"d//e////'/, T hick, old ij^y^\ "^f'^ycf, dhkling, blaming • vJj '^'^ A fence of wood, a canal. vWjj X<*'^'i^. 'Splendor, yellow. ^^Jjjj zi.Ttejtf Brocade.
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^jj %e7'Tee> A cushion, a coucn. ^^j) %erhey\iv. Melted silver. [Clamour, 'ixjjj%erleyet, A fountain, coUch. ^^j %crej, A^j) %e7Jool, A kind of game. ^^^y'-jj zerjoon, A vine, wine. XIao-^j %erjeenett yjj %erdy Yellow, pale, saffron. [A vine.
Ajj %erJ, Strangling.
y^Ji^\yj) %erdiheiik, A sandj place, firm. *Xrrv> ^^^f'dcherJeh, Inclining to YelIow^
J 'r'^jJ "Z^'f'dcft^i^l, Steel, hard iron. '-i^)j) z^f'd/i/it?/t!h, I'he yelk of an e[^g. "^^ )jj ^''^'destehy A stick. /^ )jj 2ie/v/.vdA', The vvorshipo'^r of fire. >.^r)j) '^o'do'^hf. The chief bird in a flight. f^^)j) 2; /f/^a'/;, Yellowish. , ,J:^S^\] %i'rdfTJosh, Hartfiil, flitterer. .J>)j Z',rd/gueet Of a deep yellow; l^f^^j) zcrdernen, The wind pipe, the throat. j*yj) «^?y/oo2, An embroiderer. (J^jj ^et^dee, >^^jjj "^ef-reshteh, K gold thread. [Yellowness. Jijj'j 2:C'rzoo«, A starling. [gold.
.♦jUij %ershn, A gold thread, resembling • l^ jj %Ts IV, Unwrought gold. ^^'*-^ \) %cres^)Jc, A species of fruit, barberry.
. w- ^j) %ersheuX8, A gold-smith, banker.
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^j3 %era. Sowing, producing:. {^j^%crf, Be- ^ J J %sheif, A fnoat, a vessel, [ing swift. ,♦/ (jyy zi7fi.n, A decrq/id old man. Cr^JJ ^sff^'^'h A bur, a ring of a door, w-'^yy ^ ^i?*^' ^"k ;^;y "^^rh.r, Gilded. ./ j] ^cTg T, A gold smith. [bone.
*jj rerem. Miserable, invidious, a tear, a i*jiij zetHian, A feeble old man. AiiiU^j A. P. %^'manhh, A garment of wool, U / i* *%orncit A trumpet, • U ;/* xoronl'k'h A Chinese root. >;yy xerend, A fruitless tree, hell, ^ ^ ;) "ierneshani Gilded. s^''j) %erm^i. Magnificence, a large tree. ,, j^)) ziTengar, Inlaid with gold. <— ^>*j j 2:ar/ioo'r, A rivulet, a stream. «;y %'roo, A horse- leach. t3^J %d/*a;^//, A low wide spread hill. ->5-jj z'>/'£^'?\ Plur. of J J zer. [melted.
U*;y z'ruos^., Unv*rought gold, a melter, / ^i) ztruo^/i, Fetching breath deeply,
« 3^^ •, zerw)f\ Swift in motion (a she-camel).
^»j) ztfro'/-^, A l^^ach ijj zei^el), A coat of mail.
^ jj z^ree, i31aming, reproaching.
JUj . •. zcrcedct. The den of wild beasts.
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jijj ^^^^^^ Having a quick genius, a yel- yjjj zereez, Swift, wise. [low wood.
*— *oJ ^^^^(/f JlValking i.r; a slow pace, Uj jj ztreddk, The fat of broth, .♦jISj , ! zrreehhn, Tenacious, avaricious.
i*rijj *^?"^^'^ o"* A'J/ ^V^^^^^» Goldea»
^:*y^J Tiost, Hard, acid, clear,
^*/y^') zestcTiy To live, to rob>
^^^j zeshty Out of form, mishappen,..
iJ^j^JL^) zeslit-rooye. Vice* ■^•^ J zoshi^rii To unbark, to skin.
. \^ J ^eshteaad, Drawing from.
3ej %ettj, Buzzing (flies ) zoot, A tribe of black
3^1*3 zakleh i*Iur. of zal'd, [Arabians.
^iyjipj zactretj Ill-disposed;.
i^ilsj zoaf, A sudden death (by poison, &c).
y\z^ zahfyy Finn ^^ i^s^jr-^j zdfrhn.
l3\s.j zoa'r, Salt (water,) gqiii^ haste* ^jL^U^ znkmdr Being surtty. ri^^^ zahnef, ^ &beep-skin.
ii-^- ^a-a/y Repeiling, giving (money, &c.)
^rt^^ zc(.J'e7et',t Ak'md of arrows. ,>, .
\ac • za-bd, A foolish mother. ' . ^/ ' ' '
ty,^A£y za-ioob. Short of stature..
^^ 2la-ar, Thin- haired, ill-disposed.
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iUl^c^ zrzh-af, A company of horses, ^;U^ Z(iz.7, Storm, a hurricane. <— **/ ^^'f> K.iHing upon the spot. jUj zr//dr, Tinging with saffron. ^^\^i«^ A. P. %nftrhn, Saffron. L3yi^j. zxfook. Ill-disposed. tJis. J. zh,'kt Terrifying, timorous at nighf. C-Jjyic^ zci'kooky Ill-disposed. ^j-^ix^za-^(?o/f, yzj. %a-a/, Brisk, alacrity. [Short, fat.
jtacvix^ z iljch, Depravity. ^j. «a-w/. Imagining, an opinion. Us.^ za why Piur. of ^jj zaym. tiJ^j. ^y-y^ifif* Short-bodied.^ '^^^ f^t.1 za-bom. Doubting, stuttering. ' ^-.^ J znyh. The rust1ihg;of palm-trees, ^ftft^ %nyer. Having little. [a leader.
c-JiAC^ zace^fy Frig'itcd. ^kz 'Zahn, A sponsor, 5; Xt'gh, A crow.
V^li; zoghkdtl\ Much froth, rude, [voice. l!/'*-V > ^''5^' zccdtin, To; cry with a loud l^ ^ zegh /, A }\ vc coal . [y o li Hi^ \S\ rdl ) ^/ »^^g''t7s 'Having ^t^llow hair or down (a ^y ze^lif eTt "A collection, n species of ticrfe. ^i- 2^^'/"/» 'Braying !oud (a camel),- . :. * juj^ . zeghcdleii Wrath, passion,* '*'''''^ ^'''i
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/j zegher. Meat. ^^ %eghr, A multitude, u-» ^ ; zeghrel, Copious, many, [redundancj. Xi^s • zeghredet, The braying of a camel. (P'^j^) zegherghhshy A strop of leather. v>£; zeghzeh, Much water. ^ ^y zoghxogh. Upright, short bodied, a child*
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zeghzegheyetf Gruel, pap*
Apj zshughel, A fire-brand,
*s:>^j. zeghlejet. Bad disposition.
X«Xi^ zoghlemet, Hesitation, persuasion.
^^j zegherii A kite.
>mJ^) zeghenky A sigh, a wink, a moment.'
^ ,^^/^J zeghen-heeduTit To sob, to sigh.
>^y zegheer, Linen, flax, cj^ J ^^f^^* '^^
tongue. C3p zeft. Becoming enraged, pushing away. »XAi^- zcftelet, Velocity, ^j zoftee, Glutton, y ; zefeVy Groaning. Cj^^}j 2:e/r^/ee<yMw, To eat much. 'ijij. zefret, A groan, a sigh. ^}jzefrehy Victory or gain at play, the mouth.
eJ y ^ ^efief. Whistling, whispering (wind). ^ } %ffleji The commencing of any work* ^ - p. A. %efen, Leaping, dancing.
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ci3>V itefoon, A lame camel.
j5»^ %cfeey Driving away, exalting, [camel),
^U^ %efeykn. Blowing hard, going haste (a
>ft»/ ^fjeery A flame.
»/A5^ %efeercf, An inflation of the stomach.
4— V/ 5!e/e^, A quick pace. [Crowing.
cJ>^ %chki A bottle for wine, &;c. U ; »o^da
iS li^. 350^4^, A street, a market-place.
^ ISj zokahe, Belonging to inarket, &c.
^IS^ xokkkea. Young quaila.
JL» ; xekhet, A very narrow lane.
^i xekeh. The chattering of apes.
^j. %eJter, A kind of hawk.
i^\yj. zeHak, A light step, a gentle laugh,
^^ ^eka. Cocks crowing, ljw^ %e^'j^ Snatch-
XaJj*^ zeileet, A narrow street. [ing.
^•^ s:e^7», Eating quick. ^^ xe^en, Lifting,
^j %'koo. Hooting, crowing. [loading.
f ^*/ ^Mooniy A thorny tree.
^j^ zekce, Crowing, hooting,
^J'j isJiok, A traveller, lean, {^s-zekht Rea* ^^^j zejal', Ink, spittle. t^ily,
M\ssz%eJiht, Alms, charity, purity. tj^j zshekiireh, Quarrelsome, stubborn^ ji^j %Blieh^%sh, A small mirror.
^y^^sj. %o^[\%'k» Censured, finding fault with. ^ ^j %shck%^eh, A hedge-hog. [Rheum,
^l^j* %sAo^.U, A fire-bran i, f'-^/ %ek'Xm, i*j^j zei-a/z, Miirniu ring inwardly (in rage), 3u l&^ zekhnet, Finding out bj conjecture. » J 1^9 J %ehhwet, Purity^ ingenuity, [bottle), i-J*^ si^^.^Z', Concubitus. <::-S j. zeftt, Filling (a Ji^^f) zekrawejid, A kind of herb. , jj'^ %shehes, May God avert, let us fly to God. X»^^ zeimef, A colt. ^^^ zeJien, Completing, ^s>/ 20^00, Quickly, flying to. [ending.
> J %eJ[enjj A large earthen dish, ^y^* xo^oor, A miser, abject, envious. Jf ' zehee. Pure, rich, continent. /J^'j zshekeed, Fatigued. MJ^j %ekeedunj Murmuring to one's self, aJu^, ; z^ieek, Walking with short steps. A . %o!l, A mistake, an error. 3Uj sr ; zelhleyef, A thin pancake* o^; %ellb,t, Plur. of ^^ 20//, g 5J ; zelij, A bar, a bolt, ^^^5^ %ela%el, Plur. of xiy • nehelet* ij^ J zelhk, A fall upon the ice. ^S'Sj, zoU^kety A slippery place. J y^ 25o/d/, Pure, wholesome water^
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fgjy* zelbeyh, A pancake, a fritter.
9^J. zelletf A mistake, forget.
gj^ jze//. Barring a gate, a slip,
4-*^^ zeljeli Falling, slipping.
^ ; zel^f. Trifle, a small thing.
^)c:^l; zelehleh, Shallow (channel)
JLrsdscO j zelehlehet, Thin, broad (cake).
^^zelhh. Precipitating. ^_^>ls:^y zclkhaii, Pro-
$i>}:zolkJief,A slippery declivity, [ceeding.
^! vJ . zdzkt, Trembling, shaking,
2jj3 • zelezet, A light giddy female,
^vj . zdzely Household furniture. [pace.
SJ vj . zehelet, An earthquake. iJ • ze//, A quick
I ii • ziJft Being nearer, progress.
*Sl3svjJ^ zolfijhneh, A sword, a knife.
K^Js^^zelk, Sliding. iji^j.zeljtet, A slippery place.
r>*^/ s:o/^oow. The throat, the jaws.
iXJ; 2<'/t'^, A fire-brand.
J • ze/w, A small present, filling (a reservoir),
-IaJJ; zelemhaa, A man diffusive in speech.
^'«;J; zelenkeh. Perverse.
S;iaijJ ; zoleiiketet, A short bodied woman,
Jy 2:i?/oo, Leach, a blood-sucker.
^^ . zelooj. Mean, vile. [of a well.
P-^ ' zcloohh, A slippery place at the mouth
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^^^iiolaa> The steep ascent of a mountain. ^^\j. zeloogh. Sun-rising. l3 ^j- %elook. Large, that reaches far. ^^I • %elool. Deficient. Jy xie/eA, A bird, a bee. ^^ xelhemy Having thin hair and beard. H^j. %eleetet^ A mouthful of pap, &c. ^*J^) %eleefen. Dreadful, fearful, terror. M J. %eletk, A species of peach. ^J • teleelee, ft-iS j.%eleem. Straight, of a proper size [Slipping. ^ J %em, A midwife; a. %emm, Tjing, seizing, t3Lo-%emhtety Bashful, sober, grave, [speaking. ^i.U)^ %einajer, Plur. of ^s^-«j %ewjer, ^Uj %eink-a, Swift nimble, fearless: JU; zefftcil. Limping (camel). -U; zet/iafn, A halter, a rein, a bridle. ijj U ; %enihny Time, an age, the world, chance. UU • ««w^wd, Sometimes, in good time. 3uU • %em(inet. Love, calamity, time, &c. „5U • %?mhnee. Temporal, worldly, frail. ^^ ' %em(jy Rage, wrath. Hasv-o ; %e,uejety The beak of an ostrich* ^^=<^j. %emjer, A hon, a small arrow. Hjs!^' ienijercfy Report, fame, gv^; z.emmeh, Vile, dishonoured, deformed. • Ja^sv^ ; %eniheel, A leopard.
^^^j ^eniklieret, Aharpei, a whore, a sm^U
^i\^ J- %emkhek, Vile, ignoble. [arrow.
^j. zrmer. Sinking, kicking, Sy^fi i'ffif'et, A crowd, a company^
iy^y "xen^rod, An emerald,
i*i^y^) zoniroJeefif Of an emerald colour^
jH lx.w^ ,* zemi^i^Tit Winter, wisdom, . ^^ xewa, Bein^j swift, confounded.
(jjbt^ ; %3wa-hn. Slow progress. , *jt^; zema-Qt, Hie spur of a cock. ,4^'-o^* zetfii, Pulling out the hairs of the bear^.
/c^/ xemiikae, The rump or tail of a bird*
jL« • zoijiel, Languishing, faint.
gvJLc^ zoinlej, A butter- fly, a moth.
*.^y zemem. Opinion, projection, , ^^j. %evien. Time, fortune,
i^y^^j^ ^inetioov, Plur. of ^^^^- zevien,
ytj %sh<nioo. Borax.
t y y^ J zunioodch, A swing or see- saw.
A^*^j zshemohogh, A cylindrical stone,' with which they smooth the clay roofs of
.♦'•/•y* zevioov, An ant. [houses.
^ y* J zevmoneet ^ c^h\n, ^^ J. zemher, Rage. -Jijy^/ 35^w/?f'r<'^r, Cold, shivering,
^j zemee, The earth, ground.
Sa^ ; %emeety .Grave, modest* eJiA-« ; zen?eek. Divided (beard). '^j zemeely Sitting bthind another. .^r.
♦^ J zemeen/l he earth, ground, soil, a cour^- ^^ J %'jmeenee. Earthly. [try»
^^J J zeriy A vvoman, a lady, a bri4e« &c, , ^t %shc?i, Base, deformedi ^- %cmi, A french-bean, U^ %e.nahy i^scendinga mountain. y^i^j. zenaheer, Plur. of ^ 1x3^ zeml;^r*^ 'i\jj..%ennaat, A she-ape. j\jj. zonnhr, A belt, a priest's gowi\, SLlaljy zntutett A (^row<J. *
^(^Cy zanaiar. An adulterer, ^^ fornicatqr, ' ^Gy zcnan, Plur. of -o? x^w, , J Oy ze?ic^7Jehy Woppanjy, likea woman, ^se-*' jj^ii-j/ %^7idwde?r, Gi^velp pebbles. [raglio,
J \xij.ze)nbar or j ^j j zeni]}Oot\ A bee, a hornet. ^ j^^j J. zcwpare/f. An adulterer, a fornicator, /vV > z^inpan, The herb or seed anise. yJy z<jt/J'er, A little boat.
.\^^.jy zemlerek, A cross-bow.
;/v j zt'iitoor, A cymbal, dulcimer. : ^''y ?^wy, A drum, the chin, strong.
1^ J %cnj^r, Rust of brass.
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Cp^'^ ionjch A girdle, a belt.
%Asr: zevjehei* Grandeur, &c.
y^/ xen'eleeU Ginger, wine. [ance.
lyx J. zenjeret, Smacking the lingers in defi-
^fj xenjef yThe edge of a garmeot, a bor-
^V^ xenjefeel, Wine, g'n^cr. [der.
^*j zencheh, A common whore.
j^'j %ci\jeery A chain. w/y^fV sstfw/Vfrg^, A ^^ agw^, Applause, squeezing, [small chain. *i^; xenheftt^ A calamity, j^y zo7ikh. The chin, or pit in the chin. 'ThI/j^* %endA7it A prison. ^j.5 • zenddleeh A large elephant. ^1 i>j i* zendrhny A nightingale. Xi'jJ • zeiidehety Ungodliness, irreligion. ^^ ^> J zendeghn. The living /y^j zendguee,
CJ^^^y zendevun, A nightingale. [Life*
/ w^-^>^) zindost, A whoremonger.
' ' *Si»>^; zendeekt Ungodly, profane, lewd.
jJuj xovfet, A mouthful. u*5; ze;?>J-, Putting the rein on a horse, shoe- JUU; zenekety A narrow street, jing (a horse). jk£a3-a:e///5"^er,Thingof little value, somewhat. ^jCTj zeneki A little woman; zew^. The light
^Uv^* zenkba.r,X bell, a button, [of the moon.
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J^'^ %engU(ih, Raining, a cymbaj,
.^^y zengiiee, An Egyptian.
p>:J ,* %enendehy Beating, striking,
y • ZJ7/00, Ascending a mountain^
csy; xeneweCy A v/horemonger.
•i yJ %enocyeby 1 h^ howling of wolves, dogs,^
Jy n^eneh, A woman. [^ continued groan,
J. J zshevch. The sting of insects. [ment.
J y> zf^nhar, Beware, defence, bargain, agree-
yJy Zi'Tif'ir, Prudent, learned, understandings
tJiAJ ; z^neek. Fast, hard, solid, constant.
•XJ^* %rnee/eh/\hc case for a sword, knife, &c»
*-aJ • zeneeniy Mean, base, a son of a whore.
J^ • ze/M, Producej p. zozM, Thick and roundi.?
t_/i^ -xo^i. Change or turn.
^^!_5- zewcLJeTy Prohibition.
t^^\^j. zeuckhif, Plur. of OU.!^ xa^^/*.
^1^ r zewkd, Provision. »i ^^^«jii^dc;?e/, Adding,
yU : zewar. An under goaler.
iMyO )i« * zewcireedun y To become old.
uj!^- zewhfy Sudden death. [feet, failure,
cJJ^^^sjeti^ai", A painter. 3\^•ze^^'A/, Imper-
^U; zeivam, A sudden and violent deatli.
^jj* .* Z6'?i;aw, vVater; a. zowhiiy Aflame.
^ »^ • zeivhneshf A star, bad fortune.
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J!^y %eivhnelif Cotton.
^l^. %ewhhir, Pliir. of^^zcjier.
LJj^ %ewhyh, Plur. of i^^s j^ zaiityet.
Oij\^^ zetv)y'd, Plur. of i :i {j, ^ z'y idef,
i-»J^^ zewa'yd, Plur. df j^ i • %d/c'/.
i^^jzoivh, Taking flight. •
jyfrU^ . xohasheei A president, a confimandef.
^^; xoivler, AH, wholr, entire.
^j.; zowlOy Vile, mean, short* [eticaK
^^^^y zoohec'ti, A short spear, a trident, po» ^
jj\^ Z)Otery Quicker, sooner. ^
E^y xoii^". Resembling, a spouse.
ci,lij.jj zotvjht, Plur. of 2^ • %oii{/i
^^j mood, Nimble, haste.
(/^•J %oodey. Swiftness, expedition,
y^j zor, Violence, power, strength.
Jjjj powra, Distant, a cup, a vessel;
jWj^j A. p. xoo/Zd^, Stout, of great sli-erigth.
•j^j %oitTe/, Once, distance.
/»y«y zowrehi A boat, a ship. [doing huit,
j^j*j zoori^r, Hard, troublesome, crabbed,
jj^j^j zoormend. Powerful, violent, robust,
^ J*] zoorneem, A {)atch upon a garment.
^^^^•y^y «even'gfi«, Superior, aliove,' high. CJ^"J^J xet^dreeJww, To rise upward.
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^'^J %oo%fih. Piercing; ts'j^'j zooxee,' Short, compressed; hji'j zoo%cyetf Large Tcauldron). [strorigi cr^j 2;oo5/?i A slave; p. zoosh, ImpetuouSi #*j»^jj* ^shosheedu??, To distill, to be trou-- c,) zotvay Bowing, extenuated. [blesomei lip .j* zsfiooghcir, A species of bird, li^j zoofh, Hyssop. ^^ y itoofer, Wild anise. l3 ^'j zow/i, Quicksilver. [t'^J*
i^j xozi^/, Eloquent, handsome, walking has- . Lj zool, A cup. [change colour.
,«f>.J«it x^hooleediniy To become intricate, td ^^^j %oivmeh, Of mean birth, base, vile, -j^j aoo?7j Short bodied, an image. ,♦(•*/' ziliOOfi, A species of bird. iu^3 zoo?iet,A virtuous v^oman, an ornament.
^'^* zewenjy A sausage. *i.^<^*ij zooheedtw. To drop, to trickle* ^_5j zewegy Hiding, being gathered. .♦lyS'.v ^-^^^^"''» To excel j to be high* ^jj :iP7Ve^r, A prince, com maunder. Dy^,*y zewBerehf A whirlwind. <5^j^j 2!fc?n^eesB€P, Short, compressed. pj -re/;; DistilVing, power, fringo, lace, a bow- s^ \.j %ehah, A fountaiii, [string.
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8U3 %cli%t, The number (of loo men),
Ci»il^j zeJikdety A religious life.
ji J xtihaff A bladdtT,
i\J^ i) %eh'ineedun. To cause to open.
i^^ zt'hth, A part of wealth.
Oi^j zehed, A small quantity, a sufficiency^'
iMl>^* %Mhn, The womb, the matrix.
-.«x^j zshdem, A young hawk.
^ ,* zcher, A poison, venom; a. %j;//6^,Beauty,
!^j Z'ltra, Blooming, beautiful, [ornament.
w^lw ;* zchrai'. The nightingale.
- »i^J zeliej\ The noise of devils.
il» w y* z:iherdiir, Corrupted, poisoned.
^0^ ! zehcrn.k. Envenomed, poisoned.
/Aij zt'hesh, Emanation.
^^ J zelief. Speedy.
iJiA^ zehejf. Smooth (ground), moveable.
L y zehel, Baldness, level. . ^ .Vaj z^hlebf Having ji thin beard. u>■Xi^J zehlekf A candle, a lamp. r V ^u J zehlook, Fat, equal and smooth. ^ Aaj zehlooU Bald, smooth. *^j z^'herriy Stinking, offensive, l^y zehemk, A lover, smitten with love^ iUi«>^ zehmet, Stinking. Ji«^j zehmek, A dwarf.
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SJuA^ %ehme^ef, Smell, yi>^ zehoo, Beginning jy&j zehoor^ Splendid. [to ripen.
'iioy&>j zehootet, A great draught (of fish)* *' <_J^ifcj zehooJtf Blunt, vain, a deep welF. *i K^ybj zmhoomet, Being fat, stinking. [rate* ^j %ehee, O! excellent! jsxA; 2e/?edc/, Tempe* ^f>« y zeheedun, To go out, to hope, to open. O'J 2U3^, ^ • charming ! (J 'J zshee, A cistern, a cljLj %oyat, An oil merchant. [ditch.
« VJ 2;<?y ^c?, Increase.
£ i bj %eyb,dety Increase, addition, too much.* .j^l'J xeykdetee. Abundance. J* jj %eyhr, Forceps, pincers. %j t,j %eycLrefi A A^islt, a pilgrimage. Jbj U . %("ya%fyett A chariot, a waggon. feU^ xeyhtt Loquacious. cJlj^ 2 ^'o/, Plur. of iju^ %etf. 3oljj zcycifet. Puffed with pride, vanitjf. l\j'j zeyal, Proceeding froni> -■', CJ^»J ^^y^^> Damage, injury, living. i*)^^j %shey\n, Dreadful, terrible. />*^> ^^yhndaT, Hurtful, noxious, I Is; Oj'2e^a«)^ar, A destroyer. jKij-ieanee^VeT" Cj '^■^ ^'.; 2:6^<^??de Jww,To revivei'^dition, damage. J %e&b, Elegance, beaut/.
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jj^j ^eclfCcly Worthy, becoming, /j^'y %ecleh^ Quiclc silver. ^ A^„j ^e^henJeh, Handsome, adornecj. t^j^'^j xeeleedicn, To adorn, to agree. ^;- vf^ zeif. Dressing meat with oil, 9;!. ^b^* xaif^n^ The mother or dregs of oil. Qj%^,j ^eitooTij An olive^ [rule.
gy j ^^<t7» An instrument of war, a mason's I 7/^y xeejek, The. entrails of a lamb dressed, gvj 5;dA, Disappearance, far off. gvjj, %ei^h^ Tyrannical,. oppressive. ouj sseiW, Augmentation, increasing. 5 ju ; J?:^2W^, It is increased. [^esr^.
Aj^eer, DQwnward, beneath, the vowel ( )or . ,J^yjj %eerpbsh, An under garment. y^^jj zecrienk, A girth, the sun. '^es, a sTiirt.. ^ b^ ^* c^e;ya///e/i, A minder garment, a breech- Cr^ /•/ ^^^'f^^^i A bolt of a door. ,^Aj zeerek, Witty, \y.cil known, wise. ^ J ,* xeejeht Because, for. Cj^^Aj '^^efceduny To be under, to bring down," i*j^^/,j zecree'^an^ Vinegar, ^i/,) xcercev, Hel- ^j A. P. %e€z, A wild onion. [lish, low.
Syy zeczhf Rugged ground. y^v J zeezeJt, A kind of fruit.
»y^ tciiuim. An inarticulate sound, whisp^^t
^^Ij %ees, Side, briiil^, quarter, coast. [i^g,
^W{,j zcesiur?^ To live. /A',> ^^^sh, A pipe,
ti-j ^^^i^h. Going froiTi,. ' [^^ little tube.
A Ix^'y zeeghhl, A cup^ a gpblet.
/rAl> zeeg/^t^w, A hard thing. [ous«
u-sjj ztfj/", Quickening, ill-dispoped, avarici-^
«-^^j zcefet^ Unmannerly, [coll^^'ofa shirt,
^^ijj zeiferii Long and strong., u^j^ z^t|% Tha
^1X^3 %echhlj A C"P or goblet.^ r-
^-^y %^^^, A "^2son's rule. -<^ ^Ij zee^asehy A,
Cj^J ^eyekhn,h. haughty gait, [hedge- liog^
jXj^* %eiier, Striking with the hands,
Jjj ^eil. Departing fronn, distinguishing^
j^j J zeem, A troop of camels.
,,, •. stef 72, Beautiful, an ornament.^
Jujj Zicnet, A dress, beauty.
J \yjj z^enhkr. Take care, protection,
gfjj zaeneef A short-footed (dog).
^j 2ec2^, A ship- worm, a moth, [agreeably,
^y.jZhyn^hD\st2int,^^^Jzeyudun,Tos\\in\hev
Jf.j zeever. An ornament of gems, gold, sil-
L^^ij zKyufy Clipt, light. [vefc
5 »j/j zsheweh. Quicksilver.
^ J z eyeVf The roaring cf a lion.
^ jgfW, The twelfth letter of the Arabick; alphabet, and the fifteenth of the Persian. In arithmetick it denotes 60, and in almanacks is the character for the sun, in it's aspect. ^_jU- sail, A large kind of bottle. ^♦jO U shl^n. Remaining* [gel, a pious woman.' ^uU shleh. Swimming, going hastily, an an- 1:1, l^U sahehai, Plur. of guU aaheh* ^^'*« skleree, The best sort of cloth, the best ^U saleo. The seventh. [species of dates. Uj U salia h, In the seventh place. ^ U 8u high. Full, finish, profuse. eJijU, salikj Foregoing, past, a conqueror, Uu U ^iZv^3t, Before this, formerly, [predecessor, cUjU, th'ckafi Plur of ^.jU m'/i.- 3ji>U sabeket, 'Ihe past, ancient, custorrt. '^^^>5ijU. saWet'T?, Plur. of jjijU «a^i/f.
L U si^e/, A kind of basket of cloth or tim- jUoU sahelei, Plur. ofj^AA^. «e[;ee/. [ber.
/V>i^ U shheedun, To polish, &c. d,U 5aa/, Strangling, suffocating. JiU sd/t?*, Concealing, veiling. J5t»ii.s^/e/, Consequent, coherent. jr U* «q/, A kind of black wood. ^ U sb,jed, Prostrate in adoration^
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^U shja, Resolving,, aiming at.
lix^\^ shje-afy Cooing.j^a.U a. P. shJQ.or, A
^U shhhf riur. of Xa»U 9iM. [dog's coljar,
O i5>- U sctfihi, Plur. pf x=>. U 5^//d^. R^ u scihet, A
^j£*U ia/^/r, A magician, a wise man. [court.
vjU U ^a/^i^. One who brays. or. beats, a brui3er.
J^ U 5d/«/, The shore, brinli, coast,
Ja^. U shhet/ef, A violent rain, a flux of water.
^ U «a^A, A series, adjusted, accumulated,
expedited* ^^ U sakhiun^ Tcj do, form, to feign, to po- ^ U sikher. Laughing at, ridiculing, [iish, jjjaLu. skfiheriy Hot, warm (day). dU ^adc/, Choaking, drinking, travelling, ^^\^ U siidak, A stove or hot bath. ^^ ^ U sadej, Indian spikenard. ^ A U shdeh. Abounding in produce. Xff. A U s^dehet, A thick cloud, a reverberating jiU scider, Careless, perverse. [sound,
y- ;j U 5a£?25, The sixth. U. a l^ sids^, In the sixth C-jfaU shdek, A kind of nightingale, [place. fV V ; ^ sid-kerdun, To make pure or clean, /j U aadgi/ee. Purity, equality. [to gild. ^^ i U sa Jiw, The keeper of the temple of
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^U^i\m fhdeh,^ Unmixed, a white garment for
. ) ) 9 ^ K< sltiljh'dily Innocent, harmlesa.' -
^^ yo^U' s^ddh'kerdurtf To make pureorcleani
^^^ ^[^. $adej\ Indian spikenard.
tf aImt shdaey The sixth, j^ sir, A starlings
lyUsa^a, "Unmixed. u-j^U. sarel, Going out,.
apparent.- "^ ^ ...
■i*j\/^ serhciff, A- pflxi^ey a camel-driver.
Cjl^ shrety The rope ^^ ^U^dre/*, A singing
^jKm shteh, Ca^ttk; pasfiiring freely. [bird^j
cj^jU fihf^, A thief. ^;,-- — . . .
/f j^ shrneji A cistern, Te^ervoir. jr aX^ Mrimfj Plaster or iDortar mixed with^ r,Usarc/2,-^ A starling, an -Indian cap.^ "[sand*- c^jU sarce, Penetrating, contagious. ^'' ; /% *jjU sareyet, A column, a nocturnal cloudy j^ scCX, Concord, gain, advantoge, prepara* .♦j,/jU- 5az-/?"ere/w//,' "To prepare, [tion.
^.i/l jU shzhJi, The entrance of an house, en-
,^j^ sizd, A singing bird. ^ [try.
;K;U sazikr, Agreeing. together. ;)^jU .sa^ii'^^r, Deserving. CJ^L)^ sazeedun,' To get or make ready. V y-U 5^5, Delightful, agreeable, cheerf ul, raer- /^U U s^'Sa?i, Needy, indigent. [ry.
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'a^L* s^sein, An ebony- tree.
g\l9 L. 5af g/?, (God) expanding (the earth).
^\!ah s^ttti Lifted up, extended, shining.
^IjL. s^fel, Raised, flying abotJEX^ust).
j^JsU. sitoor, A large butcher's knife. v
'ic U sk-af, A clock, a watch* an hour, a mo*
S^^sIm. ^ittre/; Fire. [ment.
^E>^ «-t/^.^ Attempting. 9^ U s.i^7?, A thatch*
h U shgher, A bowl, a cup, [ed house.
oU stifcr, An ambassador, a writer.
" - U sh/ere*, A body of travellers. *
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3^5 U .^o/i/, Vile, base. L5U s'aJii/dL, Dust. ' -
^^,,X1^ U s fees eh Perfume, a small melbn* (jjoU. safer?, A vein in the foot: 6 a- 'S<^'"» '^^^^ l^g» t^^c stcl . of an herb. ' "* tl^U Mxly Near. Ai'U sdb/. The left fi he lai" L- s^yj-t;/, 'Falling. [of an army;
^"U shhccy A water-carrier, a cup-bearer. ^' Xa5 1*w sh^ecy-'f, A river, a trench. *' "' *
Jl^ shheg'r, A cup-bearer.
=,Lw S'lkilw Flowing.
U s^kdt or^s,L« shkeVf Quiet, silent, ^s> U sakea,' Foreign, strange. \ ^^Usa^ew, Silent, composed, undisturbed ij>
mind/a consonant without a towel.
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ci»^^3U* sh^'oof, Quiet;.
XJ^^sU skkfiotct. Silent, silence.
A^^Sxl, A year; a 5a/, A small channel.
♦AJl^U shJattyeh, Concord (^in musick).
10 U- salar, A governor, a king.
^^Ji^j 11^ sala^jun^y.A leader in war,
4^1^ sklch, Taking by force, seizing.
1'^ saljff /.n armed man.
AU s'lUkh^ A kind of black serpent*
ftl^U s.(Llkliod^/h Fortunate.
»t J'^U stilkhtih. Aged, an old man.
4!L, shliglit (A cow, sheep, &c.) exceeding six
years, when their teeth drop out, «ja U Bullf, Making smooth, going before, .jUU fialekf Walking.
j^[^ shlghnee. Annual, an annual pension. pJi U s^///«, Free, full. ^J^^\^ saloos, Hypocrisy, JU saWh f'lur. of J U sd/. ^U[^. salehneh, Yei^rly, annually. -U.5a7W,Tediovisncss, gold and silver; p. sam, «^U Bah^nett Irksomeness. [The rain-bow. rfv« U shmeh. Beautiful, generous, genteel. o^U shtncd, A good-tempered jolly fellow. ^•U. samer. Conversing together at night* k« U S^met, Bread baked without salt*
f .
^ U shmd, A hearer, hearing.
y^ U. Samel, Chaste, pure, making peaGe.
*-* t^ scivieh, A standard or ensign.
^^ \m scimee, High, great. [stone,
^U San, Right, reputation, cause, a whet-
^ U S2?ieh, A kind of serpent, publick.
,jsA; U singeeTj A natural temper, adorned.
.^ U B^n^eeti, Mode, kind, a bridle.
A^ U s^neycty A carpel trained to vvatergroundj.
jU saoz/, Inclination of mind-
Ul^ fidyj., A filing of gold.
1^^^ sctveUy A basket. *^l^ s^voo, Tribute*
p^U saveh, A bit or filing of gold,
i*j^l^^ saveedun, To file, to make clear.
jjyjjU saveen, Dirt, soil. ^^bU 52 7;^% Violent
^ U saher, Careful, watchful, helL [w^incK
cii^ U shhef, Perishing, thirsty.
a^U sahek, A distemper, a vehement, wind^
**A U sa/imef, An extenuated camel.
j^U shkoor, The moon.
jj-AU shhee. Careless, negligent.
(/t^ sdi,/^. Making clear or bright, smooth.
.♦iIjU- shyelan, A tent, an umbrella.
'ixi Lw saibeti Set at liberty (a slave), [mandrake'.
^ yj U sayelreh, A kind of small apple, the
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•^U shyeh» Full of devotion, pious.
iXi L. 5^2^, A prince, a lord.^ L, «dir, A planet,
y*.jU sais, A manager, [walking.
J U*"-!/^ saiskkaneh, A beast of burthen.
cJL U ^ai^j A sword-bearer. [impelling.
xx> Um shifcty Fine sand, ju U- s^i^', Stimulating,
^ \m sail, Interrogating, a beggar.
XL U. sailef, A spot on a horse's nose,
e^XjU' sayendehi Grinding.
^U* sayeh, A shadow, shade.
.♦I yuji U* shyeedwiy To grind, to wear.
VA« «iM, A turban, a sash. U^. se^a, Striking.
«Lx' 5ep^, A tripod, three-legged.
;^^ L/^ sehahy Reviling, reproaching.
3b Lam. «6^a^g^, The fore- finger, o \j^ selaffSltep.
glx-- sehtbj, A seller of small shells, &c.
-Um. sel'l^h, A swimmer, [sure,
aIam< sclkkhy A salt soil, x^ilx*- seh^deret^hci^
iL^ sehiir, A surgeon's probe.
. p'j\.^^ separesh, K recommendation, charge.
\J X^ sephree, A plough, the stubble.
«:Xj_,Um, sehareet, Plur. of c:-^ ;■>.*- sehroot,
^sj^\^ seharecduiiy To plough.
^ w^ U^ sepkSy Commendation, a request made
.-•--Iaai. sebaseh, Plur. of i^^^x^sebseb. [to God.
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CJ >V/^ ^ sephseedwu To prais6* h U.« sohkt, A gallery, a portico. 'ils U-.M sohktety Kubbish. jL U*. sehater, A long-necked bird, eU-vw sohh-Oy A beast or bird of prey. ^i>.lA*M seJjaye, Perfect, full, unmutilated. t_j' U*M sehh'h, Aforesaid, preceding, J t-- 5e/'a/, A whisker, red millet. 7.^^'t'^ sephiajy Spinnage. e U^ sepcih, An army, soldiers, cVjUam s^i ayeby Plur. of uaa^ ,seM. ^.^G L^ se.hayck. Melted gold or silver. j^ 'v^ sepayeh, A tripod, a trevet. 4_*jk^ selthy A cause, reason. Xaaa-. seheheyety A cause, a motive, a handlci sehty Shaving, rest, fainting. sepety A basket. *^>>*« sekeyet, Shoe made of cove's leather, ^v. A'cZ'/i, Swimming, liberty, coming and go-* ls\v. seleha, Plur. of ^. U saheh. C^'^^*
olraw solohaf, ^^enerabieness, glory (of God). (^Lsv^ solhcniy Praising, glorifying (God;. r^^ sehkhy Retiring, empty. ,*f^i^ selokhtun. To prick, to pierce. ^.A^ sebed. Cunning, a garment of wool.
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j.*^ sep.2d, A M'icker basket. jK^ seber, A form, manner, root, beauty. (S^ Jr^ ^ P'^i^^y Gladness, cheerfulness, Jhyv^ ^^'^t-Tiiar, A shield- bearer. ^mJj )y^^ scpzrdereh, A handkerchief. C) ^ /^ 5eZ>ert/f^«, To strike with the feeto J A^ S'^porz, The spleen, the milt* >^^v- soperghem, Sweet basil. y^^y^' sobroof, Needy, poor. iS/^ seperee, Full, compleat. cioj^ sehreet, Poor, indigent, barren ground, U^l/^ s^sreesh, A place for exercises. 7^1/^ sepreegh, A full bunch of grapes. j.^ seb%, Recent, fresh, green. %^*} *^ selzenky Hoary with mouldiness, mus- Cl^l^ V^ sclz?wctt, Plur. of i jy^ scb%eh, [ty. ^y.^ sebxch, A green herb, a pot-herb. J^J^/T^ «ete^-2;^r, A verdant place. , ^*.>s./-^ sepeSf Backward. ^.^^^ sebseb. An extensive dessert. ,*j Uwwv.^ sepesthriy A sweet scented thing, lu^v .(pester. Latter, that comes after. ji^^ s posheh, A louse, a moth. Lj^ sd'Cf, Of a good stature, tall. » kx-v* sebteret, Careful ia obeying orders.
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^A** sda gr 2«a*« »ela-af. Seven.
XjUxa** sela nxiiyet. Seven hundred,
,y.%^x*M seha-oonci. Seventy.
SijtxAM Sdla-eyefj Cruel tj, fierceness.
p^.^. seles^hi Ciean, pure;^^ elegant, graceful,
o»Aw &ibelf9 Excelling, o.vercoming,
Ha*w sel^ef. Preceding, o.ufestripping, surpassing,
^km, seheU Rain, a disease, in, thj? eye.
Lv^ Sepd? ^^^c sun-flower.
i<xj^ scLlei, Whiskers, mustaches..
tjXij^ S'lenieCj Bold, the leopard,
« ^'^ scpenj. An inn, a lodge, an old house..
^vU^ sependy Wild rue. [a certain herb,
t C) 'v^:^-^ sependan-t elkh , Tlie bitter seed of
J ^k'^y S'pengoor, Night-shade.
iuAA^ seheneyef, A veil of black linen^
A,vv- 5e?'Oo, A bowl, an ewer.
«^»>^ se<ool}, Plur. of w.A*» Sd[>e^'i
-^aL sehooh, A swimmer.
*a* ,AA« sel'Oohef» Mecca.
^ ^ selookh, A puncture, the bolt of a door.
fJ'S'^,^^ ^epooJihtuv, To pierce.
, y^ *A^ sepooSf Bran. U' ^>^ sepoosh^ Black, a ^ [^yy sepooshm. The dandruff. [device,.
]»yxm seloofj Lank hair.
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j^A^ seloogh, Profuse, a covering* SiyKm sehoolet, A head ot hair. /
»xm seleh. Delirium. ,v^ sepeh. An army, sol- ^ l^-^ sepchhned, A prince. [diery,
y^-v^ sepeMed, A gorernor, commander. ,y>w^ sepehr, Fortune, the sun, the world. , jiA^^ sepeh/tesh, The leader of an army. JX^«. sebehlel. Idle. ^ 5eZ«e, A shirt. Saajum seheelet, A tuft of hair, the gcarmentrf gw «d^(37, A shirt without sleeves. ^^ sepe'id, White. 9- \ >-v^ sepcidkgh, Whiteness, white. & !>..-*^ scpeidah, A cucumber, a plantain, VyUA^ sepeedbciy Boiled spinnage. i^>AA^ sepeed/thar, A kind of thistle. J ^ ^ ^^'^ sepeed-dhvy A willow, - i*\^sj^^ sepeed'dhn, Mustard. * J yuj»^ sepeedroOf Perfect, a beetle. {Ja j >.^J^^ sepeedrooye, White-faced, rice: J i^>-^ sepeedkhr, A flatterer. tyy^j^^ sepeedmohreh, A shell, a horn tube. 8>.^-v^ scp^idehf The white of an egg. f >=...., seleeiet, A wedge of gold or silver.' 3>ju« «^^ee/, A road, a manner, a traveller. C^ set, Behind. Uv. «e/a. The warp and the woof.
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IsjIx^ setaleh, A cheat, subtle,
^^Uv' selkduHy To lake, to carry away,
'ij \yim settbret. Protection.
'P> '"^^ setk'fJcheh, A little star.
e^v;:/^ setkrehf A star, felicity, a veil, a mortis
tf^ Iam, setaree, A covering, [ing stat,
,.^t;t-- %ethki A sucker, a kind of tree. jmI;:^ setan, Occupying, seizing, reclining. U tu- sethncby Getting.
^ ,u li-- setandun or (^M y^^ s&ianeedtin, To Jbu^ sethneh, A threshold, [marry, to lake; >*^ Iv**^ seiaivcjid, A portico, a stage, a theatre. }l,^^ setaweez, A market-place. ^ IXw setahee, Having large hips. -,lx*»# sjhyer, Plur. oi 'iyj^ sotret.
*^y Ix/^ setay.sh. Commendation^ ♦j >jIju^ seihyecdun. To praise, to call, f ^ .v,„ sg/e^. Creeping. ^^^ seteher. Thick grass* ^^ setekhf Certain, lawful. ^ >Xv.. setedun, To take, to carry off. yu« «e^er. Suppressing,, covering. [solete.) ^ so/or, Shaving. >^/^8etreh, A satrap (ob- »jX^ sotrei, A veil, a shield, a wall. . H ^ x^ sotordtin. To shave, to scrape, to cut ofi:
^/^ soiork, Courageous, stout*
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,„^yu sctrcnf:^ A bad woman. ^yi^^fipfoi^eff, A razor, y*^ scfel, An r?.g-!e, ^^ setewy Oppression, affliction, injury. 3b Ua*. S(^/ew^t/({/, Six huudrcd. ^i^^ seiemh^r^ A tyrant, an oppressor, ^I^C^ sefemgri/i, Qutr^^eous^ eruclty, oppres:? ^■^^ Sdtemlet^, Coura^epus, hard. [sioq,
y^ «do;?, Three-fold. ^ yL^ sefoochehy Variegated hird. j»j '^yv seioodhriy A coffin, an urn. i*J^y^ setoqdun. To praise, to bless,, ^ yj^ setoor, Plur. of yU- Sd/er. iM i^y y:^ setordkn, A stable, a stall. ^^yiww sotoorehf A rgzor, a bee.
^, yi^ sotoo^, False m%oey. .\y^ so fool, A r\ ^y^ sotQpm, A species of herb. [eagle.
[Jx^ 9tdoon, A pillar, prop, a beam. *>r^ ^Ojtooh^ fright, sorry, helpless, s*j j^ ^ BotoolieeduUt To avoid, to keep frmm* *;•*.» seteh, Backward, backside. tff^ se/ehee, Belonging to the backside, l^ Sfit'h^, Having a large backside. *>yv setehenidehy Importunate, contending,' ^CJ ^^Y^ seteheedun. To contend, to con^plete^ i^ eetee, Very hard iron.
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y^ seteehh, ^A pike pr lance pointed with
^>jvX^ seteedun. To take, &c, [irou,
j*x^ seteer, Civil, innocent.
^;;^V sefeez, A war, fight, emulation,. / //f^clC
ej>^ seieezshelf, A weaver's shuttle. ^
^Ai'*- seteegh, A straight spear or arrow..
^^ seteem. Blood mixed with water.
^ ^^^^y^^ seieeheedurif To contend, to completCi
to be obstinate. gw. sejj, Thin (clay,), bedaubing a wall with g L^ sejaj. Milk mixed with water. [clay. a^Uff sejhhet. Smooth, equal (cheeks), a l:ef sejjhd. Adorning, g bss sejjk-a, Resolving, ^ l^ sejj til t Plur. of j^ 56/ e/. [aiming at, -IrfiE sejb>m, Flowing ^tears). ^^ l^ sejjaff. The keeper of a prison, U l;fr sejtyyh,, Plur, of Xajs? sejeyet. ^^ sejeh. Smoothness; sojoh, Beautiful. »:s\^ sefhetj Nature, proportion. 6 l^>/^ sjedghh, A mosque, a church, a tern- j.:s? sejer. Kindling, heating. [ple»
(j^ s^es, A tumult, corrupted, ^.mc^ sejsef. Temperature. «^ 5e/flr, Metre, cadence. cJbs? se;*^ A veil, a^ j^ se/*e/, A bucket, a large udder. [curtaij3u^
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Jlifiir sejlb., Having long udders.
Jo iVjfif sejelkt, The covering, a fine painted
3Ui^ sejelet, A young hare. [cloth.
•jfif sejem. Pouring down (tears, rain, &c.)
j^^ sejen, A captive.
tslis sejenjel. Pure, a mirror.
^ sejoo, Dark, quiescent. \y^ sejwky Steady
a^ sejood, Adoration. [eyes.
^y^ sejoo- a. Cooing.
ci^ sejoof, Plur. of < i^ sejef,
^ ^ sejoo?, Plur of ^ seJeU my^ sejoom. Tearing. ^^ sejoon, Plur. of ^ sejen, ^ sejee, A friend, a companion. 3u^ sejeyei. Disposition, nature, constitution, Xjbu^? sejeehef. Nature, measure. CJ '^'^ sejeeditn. To be very cold. jjjs: Stjeer, An intimate friend.
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sejee^. Corrupted, muddy (water).
y^--^ spj ef, A bow-string.
^^ sejeel, A large bucket.
(^jyijf sejjeen. Continual, a dreadful prison.
gw sehh. Striking, whipping.
X^seht, A sheet of paper, the band of a book*
oL^ sehkh, A cloud.
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gLas? sehhj. Scratching, striking the ground
with the feet a (camel). Xfi^l^jr selihhefy Flowing with tears (an eye). jlsuw sehd,r, A magician, ul^s^v. sehaf, Con- LjiLre sehctff, A rubber. [sumption.
^b^ sehal, A bridle, a bit, [ness.
jUl^ sehalef, Loss, abuse. ^[^ seh^m, Black- wajU^ sehhyel', Plur. of v^U^ sehab. «-Aj^ seheV, Eating or drinking to excess, in- AA^i- sohbef, Dimness of the eyes [temperance. y^ sohlel. Large (bucket, channel, &c.) XXa^ sekbelet. Hanging down. Oj^ sohot, Vn" wj^ sehteb. Courageous, stout. [lawful*
A .N^? sehdod. Rebellious. j^ seheVy Twilight, dawn, i y.^*^^ seherhelhl. Poetry, poetical licence. j\i /^ seher' aZy An enchanter. X y^ seheitt, Plur. oi ^\^ sehkr* \j&j^ seherlekj Enchantment. <?^ sehre.. The morning, dawn. \-ij^ seheryx, Very early, ^l**^? sehstbhj Pouring down (rain). ci^ sehef. Shaving the head, taking the flesh Jfj3isss sehef neycty Shaved-head. [from a bone* 14^^ sehek. Distance, removing to, a distance. ^^£sL^ seh&ook, Very black hair.
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^ sehel. Grinding, smoothing. {ntsi^
i\:tff sehdlet, A young horse. ^ sehem, Black- U^ sehemk Name oi a tree, jjj^ Sf'-heyi, Making (a board) smooth by rub- Vss sehenet, External form, colour. [bing. ^y^ sejiooh. Raining eJ^sr seJiool', Long of ^ Siihee^ Pulling off, scraping. [stature,
y^^ soheer, In the morning. sJuss seheef, Noise (of a mill), ♦jujfi? seheefet, A violent rain. v-Xa^ seheeht Very remote. >,;« seheel, A bri- *JLa^ seheelef. The bank of a river, [die, a bit. ^^ «g^^, BeadS; glass ware, lie aeJchh, Liberal, generosity. u_j la? sekhaj), An ornament for the neck. ^ lie? sehhahht Soft earth, (jy^ lis? sekhMieeri » Silitf Bekhhfef, Weak, soft. [Hot water.
m\-s! sehham. Blackness, softness. 8^1^ sekhkwett Liberality, ^^l^ sehhtitvejf A country without water, and without land-marks to guide travellers. ts^Us? sskhhweCy Plur. oi \ ^ss: sckhvotu* c^.<s^ sekhel, Vehemence of voice. CL.^ae' sekht, A. p. Strong, secure, firm. [hard. -j;^ sekfitun, To weigh, to turn or render ,
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^ii/^ sehhioo, The intestines of a bird« ^y>iar scHt e^ ^dversitj, hardness.
^ \.:^ seh^iteyhny Morocco leather. ^ sehlteh. Coin, weighed . d-ss: sekfiod, \yater^' jssg stkhor. Laughing at, ridiculing, [paleness. es.y^ sokJ'Tee^ T*lay, derision, a masquerade. ^f^ s(^h(sh. Old, stumbling. L^ sehht, Indignation. i_aitt sehhef, Imbecillity Us£! sekhefety Lameness. [of intellect,
^eis sohholy Weak; seJihek Plur, of cJir se/tjikh *l^ sekhlet, A Iamb or kid. Uisf sekhmhy Black, ic^s sekhmet. Blackness^ S>-»itf sekhmeety Hatred, malevolence, ^gcMi scklipiee, Smooth wine, ^•^ sokheyij Warm (day, water, &c.) il/^ J L*/"^ seklionrhn, Lengthening a discourse,. i;^ sokhnet, Heat, warmth. fprolij^,
^ty^A^'^ sekhofidan, An eloquent orator. ^ \XtJj sekhovshcnhs, Eloquent, fsiveoraton J \)X>^ sekhotigoz^r^Aveady speaker,apersuaT y ^*f sekhon^b. Eloquent, an orator. ^i» sekhoo. To stir the fire. 5^ sek^why A field of soft earth. j_^,^ seklwon, Warm, making warm (soup.) „iff sekhee. Liberal. uJIa^ se^/ic^, A foolish ma%
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Xy^ seJtheefch, A falsehood. X^^ sek/iecinet, Blackness. SX^ StJi'heenet, A kind of gruel, rage. ^ scdy A hundred. .__, \ a«. sedii!}, The herb 3 \ .X*- 566^^^ Tlie woof, the sixth. [rue.
.^S^ seddj\ A liar.
A < jw. A.P sedad, Rectitude, happiness, firmness, ^\d>^ sedasee, (A garment) of six yards. *5^j^ sedtfjty A veil, a curtain. *i\o^ sedanet. Superintending a church, &c. s jw. W<^^, A strait, a frith. ^ .x*. sedej, Suspect- .^yi^ sodcliee, A milk-seller. [ing.
p.\>**.«ef/d/?,Throwingdown,prostrating,killing, a ^w- seded, Well-directed (action or speech). jj<*- seder, Dazzling the eyes. » i>^ sedereh, A kind of game. « ju* Sc^t^fl, Striking against one another. i^s^sedt'f, Darkness, night. a)j^ s.di'k, Studious, expeditious. , wJy*^ sedhcs, 'J he rainbow. f^ame.
^ ju* sedcly A fable, &c. ^^,y^seddlee, A kind of -«N*- scdem. Repentance. [pl^'» ^c.
(j^ jw. seden, Superintending a church, tem-» S'y*M sedoo. Intending, moist with the night- dew (the earth).
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(j^^ ju« sedoos, A kind of green hood and mati-
<<j j<^ sedeeh. Prostrate. [tie.
o^jjsAv sedeed, Righj:, well-directed, salutary,
yMj 4>*M seders, The sixth part.
4^0^ sedeef, A camel's bunch, or the fat.
Jj jvM. sedeel, The awning or canopy of a ca* mel's litter, called ^:iy^ hoivdehs
tj ^ JsM- 5e% 2 h, Th e herb rue. Xj o^-*- sezlet, A sheath,
^ 5er, The head, top, origin,- chief, desire,
]yM Serb,, A palace. [intention.
'it\y^ sera-af, An egg of a locust.
w-^ ly- serhhy A watery exhalation raised up either bv the sun or any other heat.
0 \^ seraph. Wholly, utterly.
* y /" '/^ seraperdehy A veil.
^ \ ^^ *er(i/,The sun, a lamp, a saddler, a groom*
j\^'r \^ serbj-khaneli, A saddler's shop.
^ I >^ seracheh, An inner apartment
fs=^^j^ serajee, Resplendent. [terror.
^\y^ 5er^y^, Dismission. aS^serhd, Flying in
J ^ ^ ^y^ seradaVyK landlord, tavern or inn-
6a<^*« seradek, A curtain, a veil. [keeper.
^1^ seraser. From the beginning to the end.
X'^j^ serasmeh, Wondering, amazed, hesi- tating*
)^^-^ t >^ 6erasJiee\ A decllvltj Jsl^*. ser^i, llie road, way. ^k^r^ s&rhtee. Sharp (sword,) &c. ^ 1^ sord,s^i, A sign, enquiry. j^^j^ serhghhty A preamble, commencement, j[l^i^ serafrcix, Thp general of an army. e^c^A?!^ serfkendehf Confused, abashed, cjll ,*- sorhk, Plur. of cJjU ^^re/J-. X/y !^l^ sorai^ree, A fault, a crime. >^ \^ serktmd, Full, complcat, accomplished, ^l/'ly^ scranjhm, The end, an accident, an e- y !^*)^ SiZandaz, Warlike, a line silk. veil, [vent^ . ^xi^Xj L^ serangQ^htce^ A ^ish of meat, peas, thin ^\y^ serd^w, Plur. of i^jj^&erctvet. [paste, &c. (/•I v-- serciwee, A precious stone, 3^^t^ s&ratveel, Breeches. (/! >^ serb,ie, A palace, a king's court, L»!^A- serayh, Plur. of jLj^^-, sercyct, *jl^^ serkyety Walking by night, ^n infecti- on^*- ^erhir, Plur. of K^^-s*. seJ'ee7'et. [on. o>0 )>-- ser^yendchy Chanting, reciting. i^jj^.}/^ serayeedun. To sing, to modulate. V **» *^^» A way, road, j^ /^ serlkz, Stout, /j\^ serpctSy An iroi^ mace, [couragepusi* ^Lj-w serial, A shirt*
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yO^ serlhlkt A mountain, a high ground*
^^0^ serhkleerit A pillow.
(^^ L ^ «ere? ^/z, Dropping or trickling (water.)
{J^S[./^ serpkykut A turban, a helmet.
Xj^ seihety The mind, soul.
\,„^y^' j^ serbejeiby Hanging the head upon the
bosom in a contemplatire attitude, vH^^^/-' serperesiy Worshipping the head« ^i^fM. Stirhekh, An extensive country-
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serleJihet, Lightness, agility.
1*!^ />^/^ ser] cxemeen. Bowing the head.
y,^;^/^^^ y^ sjrle&t. Free, at liberty.
*Xwj^ sj7'hesteh, A promise, contract,
^*w ^ se?'lfc'S.^r, Eqnal, wholly.
yXh ^ 8^-rhelend, f Ji^h-headcd, eminent, glo-
XL^^ serlelcfy Wearing. [rious.
-^♦y^ se/pjncheJi, Stout, hard, powerful. CJ ) V^V^ sfiheiicfib,(hin. To be unmanageable, ^ y^ sorheh, A virgin, a young girl, [stubborn. Cj^>i/^ Sd7/>j//t'/2, A species of herb. .J^'f ^^ st'rfyehenjeh^ Bare-headed.
L<^* /^ Sd'^^t^wee, The tip of the nose.
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^y j^ serfcLpkoT (/Vl)*^ From head to foot.
^ ^' /^ 8 rtaser or j^/^ From end to end,
^ /^ 9ertehteh, An iron plate pierced with
T a holes
ho\e% of different dimensions, for \sripc-
drawing gold and silver, 1^1)//^ serieroon, A barren woman. Jr^y'^ ScXteex, A sharp pointed (sword, &c.) f.^ serf, A saddle. U^ ^jr;^. The chief place ^ v^ sercheshmeh, A fountain, [at a feast. ^^ ierjem, T^ll, big, long. ^Jr^^j^ serjenkf A commander, a leadei*. S>*^ SQKPoj, Fpolish. }t^yf,jM* sorjoojet. Disposition, institution. tVirT/^ ^erjeew. Compost, dung. [a wolf.
^^ serh, Setting free, ll>^/*- serh^n, A lion.
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se?hedd,. Confinenpents, boundaries.
v>^^ serhooh, A long-bodied horse. ^ ^sor^hfRcd, w^y^ soT&hah, Red water, j^y^ serkhhr, A lark. [blood, a bright bay horse. 9 J (7^ 8erJthQ,reh, A comb, a gold bodkin.
^^i^j^ ser^/^^rew^", Inclining to red. ty^j^ sorVitereht A red or bay horse. ^gj^ j^ sorkhchenht A red-beaked sparrow, . Jpj^ serkh^s. Laurel, fern. j^y^ sorkhshr, A red-headed sparrow- r^Jo j^ sorkheh. The cornel tree or fruit, y^^ soikhom. The cover of a pot, &c, ^ ^fj^ ser;5"^al. The first sleep, ' " .
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^j^ sorkheh, The wind- pipe, red tincture*
jS^ 3y^sor^//e7/c/?ir, The alder- tree, as produc-
}?^ sorhhee, Redness, red ink. [ing a red dye, 1\m, serd. Knitting, sewing; p, serdf Cold* ^\:^yH serdd^h, A fine she-camel. jh/^ «^rc?dr, A chief, a commander. /^Uy> serdash, A confidential friend. p S-^j^ serdagJi, A kind of gruel. ^^j^ terdeh. Plain soft ground. "^"^//^ 9^'^^^st, The wrist. » ^)/^ serdef^ta?}, ^>^^^ serdesteh A walking- staff [A turban, /:f"y/^ scrdeseer, A cold place, y^^ jr^ serdefteT, A preamble, a summary, i\y/^ serdely An anchovy* CJ^^^/^ s^^^ciW^n, Nodding the head. ^_ji^«. serdookh,J5^tes moistened with water, 9^y^ serdehf Presenting fruits of bes,t kinds. jj^ sereTy A secret, a feature. ely^ sererhh, The higher part of the road, ^}/^ serr.shteh, A thread, a rope, a cord» CJy /^ ^e/^ec/tt//, To appear, to happen.
±j jj^ser%eve$h,Qtr\s\xxQi blame, reproach* jj y^serxeer, With the head inclined, [brain* -Uj-N sershm, Stupified, an inflation of the
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r foolish, wy/' se rselx.y ery oj^re^n.^^f^erser, A curtain, 6^ >^ siT^efeh, 'J he top of a mountain, &c, (J ^j^ serseree^ Folly, easily, gratuitously, CJ ^J^y^/^ seTsuwkran, The high-constable, the master of the horse. [lin.
i^^ j^ seTsinehy A dimple. /^/^ seresh, Mus- ^ ^ ^ sershakh, Ihe main beam of a house. j^- j^ sershar, Full, redundant. >^.J^ ^ seres fit J Nature, complexion, intellect, tj^^ sereshtun, To mix. [Swallowing.
f^ /^ fiefi she r, The cream of milk, is^^ serf, ^^\hj^sertkn, Arrab.a sore, a disease, a sign in ^SjiejM. serttrkt. Gruel, pottage, [the zodiac. ^ jM* fe^(el, 'i all and tottering. 0-^j^ ser em, Long, speaking softly. ^j^ At? o, A tender youth. ^^^ U^^ ser-hn, He ts.yM 8cr-af, Swift, speedy. [hastened.
jC^ j^ scikiker, A chief, leader [shoot. i^ycj*^ sertojp Tender, lean ^^*. scrgh,A vine- ^v y^/^ Atr^Aoo/, Opulence, beneficence. »^^ serg/ieeii, A corn -pipe. ^ se/i AVodigal, exceeding bounds, [mour, ^/^ so/f, Lead ^^ j^ seijhk, V^oic e, cla- ♦jyk.j'.Jy-- Sirfjjieeduu, To cause to cough, %oym sofeL, A ship- worm, a luuth.
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ti 5^ serefj\i^j Exaltecf, eminent. 4 )^ serferoo, Bowingi prostrate. [tie,
>r ^^ sor/boh. Swelling of the veins on cat- J>yw soffeh, A caterpillar, ^i^^er/ve/?. Dung .♦f^ci>v^ soifeedan. To cough. [of birds,
( 'i,y^ serelii Robbed, assassinated- ^i^». serJia,^ Sour wine, -r y^ serkooj,K plume .^yv^serJieerij Dung, compost, [of feathers, {^v^ serkcii V'megsir. ^^^ser^'ifebee, A secret M ^ serkhvy A chief, "agent, knowledge, [tary. l!/V/^ iserg-ero-w. Having the head confused 4, >r^ sergerd,^ Giddiness. [with drink.*
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.♦!),/>y^ ser^erdhn. Confounded, astonished, ^ fy^ sero'^rm, Inflamed with love. [humbled, if^/^ serkeshf Obstinate, disobedient. ^^±J ^ sergeshteh, Astonished,' wandering, \ , J^^ sergeloo, A disease in the Jbrairi. ^ ^^ •/ y^ serkoohy Striking the head, ^ ^ 5j\^=>-w- serkook, Weak, lean, emaciated. (/y ^ Sirkooije, The top or end of a street J^serkeh, Vinegar, a nit. ^ ^ serkdejeh/ihe vertigo. ^A/^.>- ser^eesh^ ^^J^s^rgeejiy Dry dung. [I he rain-bow, ^ ^ soreut, Wild mustard, cold ^ ^ senna, The winter, cold weather.
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^2>^>** sormhn, A malignant species of hornet, ^ I -^ sermhheh. The handle of a wimble. {J^j^ sermhie. Cold. [pal sum,
^l^^ sermhyeh, A stock in trade, a princi- ^^^ sermejt Orage, a kind of ivy. jwc^^ sermedy Eternal, everlasting, perpetual. • ^•yrf^ sermereh. Numbering by the head. ,^>w«^ sermest. Very drunk, intoxicated. /jf-ii.^^ eermeshJtt A copy (for writing). b-«^;*» sermef. Long bodied. 9^y^jM, sermoozek, A kind of hose put over boots to keep them clean. [clarion.
r*Jy^ sere?i. The white lily. C^ sornhy A If C^^ sernkSt Impotent, o U^ ^erwo/i Long, ^y*^ serenf, Vermillion. [fast, solid.
/J/^ serendy A gin, ivy. ,g ^^ serendecy Firm, {*) A^/^ seretideedutt, To sit cross-legged* ^^ j^ serej}fy A garment of three colours. t*j^y^ sernegoon. Bringing down, humbling, i^j^/^ serengeeduriylio wager, to wear. base. ■^^ J ^ semooshef, Predestination, fortune. ^^/^ sernehboriy An oven, a kettle, a chal- ^^m seroOy The cypress- tree. [dron.
^^y^serw^i A romance, false, bare-headed# ^h/^ *pru'^c?, Poetry.
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J \^^ senuaz^Bvave, resolate. ^\^y*> serw^l, Breeches, !l>;!^^ serwa'ndb,%i The top of a declivity, V— 1^^^ serooh, Pasturing at liberty Ca camci), _^^^ sorooji A saddle, (1)^4^/^ 5eni^^"^?2, A young girl, a tree. ^^^ sorooh, Pasturing at large in the morning, »j^^soroodj Fearful, tinaorous, ^ying in terror. J ^ j^ server, A king, a cpmmander> business; j^j^ soroor, Gladness, pleasure, contentment. J*/^ serwe^f A coYering for the bead. > //> ^/^ seroosh. An angel. [cough.
0_5^ seroof, Mighty, large; ?. sorocf, The y^^j^ serwekt, A bed-chamber, a cabinet^ ja^^M, serwelet, Putting on breeches, &;c. i*J^j^ seroon» A horn. [tiful woman,
j^^y^seroonhz, A kind of tree, darlings a beau.* . (y«. sereK A fiame, vapour, a web of cloth. •^jm $erhel, A greedy eater, fat, b%ilky, gross. tssAjj^ serhejeu Denying, twisting, .XA^iw serhed, The fat of a earners bunch. ^*^t/^ ^erhenky A chief, leader, a com mis* \^j^ seree. Greatness, bigness. [sary.
*j^^ sereyety A troop, a body of men, ^_^U=ssj^^ serejeyan, A beautiful nose.
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<<jy^ scTeeh, Vn'clo^thtd, bare, a woVlc scoi) .♦f^u^ sereedun. To sing. [finished.
A"^ sercer, A kingdom, a throne/ a coffin. • v^ seretTy The rain-bow. » ^ ^*M serecrci. Private, hidden. fjij y»' serees^h, A curtain, a covering,^ ''") /^" j^ serceshovi, A gum. ♦y ^ v<^ screeslieh'JiOii, A baker. ^jyuSu ^ ^crees/iet'<^^/w,Brangle, dispute, qiiar* k#^^ scnretty Any thing swallowed. [reU
^ VA* sereay Swift, active, making haste." ^;^ scree gh, A bunch of grapes. ,♦-♦ V-- ^orffew, "Chosen, a sweet-heart, tumult. ^^^^sereenehy A wound in the head. ! Vv. A'e%^, Honourable, deserving, recom pence. A^S*^ sczhivkvy Worthy of love. C)^"}^ 5c^e^</z//?, To be M'orthy, to suit. ^^ ^>.vw.^ sost, Tender, soft^ careless, slack ihbu- .J^^ seshemlehy Tuesday. [siness.
/^<2^ sesad, Three hundred. ^^ILu*, 5^/ar, A sou- -II2-* scthwy The edge of a sword, [rish wine, >d2x' seiohr^ Corpulent, fat, dense. g^l3^ ^eiehy A surface, a platform. ^,kw ^c/d^, A row, describing. ^'S^\^j^ sotorlab, An astrolabe. -;,
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ttuM 8etef, An oppressor, a tyrant. [ing.
-'.b^ 9eta, Extending, scattering abroad, spread- Ula« seta-h. Having a large neck (an ostrich.) ^fc^ A. p, seteh A brass kettle, a large bucket. ^k« ^d/oo, Making an attack, assaulting, ^^kw, setooh, Plur. of ^isu*. *ef^^. £^kM seioo-a. Perfuming. . [travellers,
g\Ak^ seteeh, A leathern water-bottleused by ^** sete-a. Break of day, aurora. ,».^ U/^ sa-hlech. Phlegm, rheum* SLaw 5a^d/, Plur, of ^c U sh-yee, lal>u» sa-adef, Happiness, felicity, picity; •^l? ^^^^ ^fl" kdet'khhneh, The mansion of fc- ^U*- sa-kr. Vehemence, vapour, heat. ^ U*. «a-^/, The cough. ^oIju., sa-aneeVt The festival of palms* ^ ^ Uu. 5a- dtt'^^jPatient of labour. Jess, graceless. wou.5a-a/,Pov^^er, ability* yjr^w sa-ier, Shame- ^jXum sa-teree, Crafty, liberal, bold, valour. *::«^*a-/c^,~A wound in the hand, [fortunate. ^^r^x^ sa-teeritKn onion. ,>usu, 5a-ac?,Happiness, ^J^^^JsJ^*. sa-dhn, A kind of tree, galingale. ^ sa-ar^ Flaming, ascending, exalting. %j\jXam sa-rarety Sun-beam, aurora. * CD ',/«*- m-ariin, Mad, furious, runnings
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h*M, 8a-att Piercing with a spear.'
Vi^ 5/7/e'/,Akind of ulcer growing on theheadi
ysm SO' alt A bad species of dates, [of infants,
5U-. ga-il, A hideous dragon.
i\juM sa-let, Coughing, -.ju. fifl/w. Going haste (a
^j^^**« 5flw, Fat of meat, [camel).
ftyfc^ sa-ood. Prosperity, fortunate, favourable.
hys^ sa^oof. Medicinal snuff.
-yu. sa»oow. The quick pace of a camel.
^»m sa-ie. Purpose, intention, enterprise.
0^-. sh-yeed, Happy, fortunate, a brook.
kwu. e^yeeff Tartar of wine.
^ *egh, A horn of a cow, an edifice,
VJ^ seghe!'. Hungry.
*A*^ seghleh, Dutiful, very ready to obey.
9^X00, seglif. Fast, hard, solid*
jjty^ seghd, Ready, prepared, bent with age,
{^ ^j^ s.'ghdeCy Readiness, &c. a pudding;
A^ seghcT, A hedge-hog. ify*^ svghree, The
p-iu. seghw, One badly fed. [crupper.
.^_%^ sift The shoulder,
Uu, eifdy Leanness, a species ofplant, a thistle,
'gU*» 5tA^, A shedder of blood, a tyrant.
f^ ILm. ee'fAref» An embassy, setting out, an a-
JU» XUsof^tct, Household furniture, [greejnent^ *
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J [jJi spfhl, A low rank, descent, deptession* ^\i^ sef^len, A potter, a vessel of earth, j^bU •seffan, The commander of a ship* gUUw sefhnbj, Spinnage. liliu, sef^neti The art of ship-building; s Um *c/a^, Folly, imprudence, rashnesSf ^i}im sef (teeny Plur* of ja*i«5(/£;e«fi/. [shoulder; ^^^yS^ seft. Solid, hard, constant, gross, the 1^^ softun^ To pierce, to bore, &c. fsew* ^A^d^ softeedun, To perforate, to insert, tp»
gxiw «^/J', Tempest, g^i^ Sifeh, Pouring out.
>ft< «^c^, A wicker basket.
y^ sefer, A voyage, a journ^i whitencsi#
^^ seferjol, A quince.
«5^ sefrekeh. An Ethiopian wine.
C^L»ju. sefshf. Wicked, any thing bad*
iiiA^*- aefoost, A lemon or citron tree.
SkiJU sefsefef, Any thing bad or trifling*
SounJu. sefsefef. Spoiling (one's work,) sifting,
Suu. sefet, A strong basket, a leather vessel.
3Lxi^ sefa-at, Fierce, mad.
l£ai*^ sefketi A wink with the eye.
'3i^ »e/?. Inferior, mean, ^\%mSeflej, Long, tall^' ^ j^^^^ sefieedun, To blow a flute, to com«»
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^C^ seferTf Scraping, sweeping, a hatchet. ^^ sefi'fj, A globule of paste, a sponge. iijeJm seftinjeh. Rest, peaceable, q^uiet. jCJ^ sefend. Wild rue or the seed, ^ sefdOy Swift in running or flying. A^*«< sqffboJr A roasting- spit. j^ sefoor, PJur. of jLm s^fer, [cine.
^^y*" s/oof, A pomegranate grain, a lAedi- ^ j,i*» n.fool. Meanness of rank, depression, fall, ^v^^*" sfoouy A wind sweeping the^rouaJ. \x*H:sefeh^, Plur. of ^aI**. sefee.h, ^.Im, Stfje, A tenipest, a cloud* \gS46 ^(Jcy^f Going haste (a muV*) ^Uvju. sef.ehhn. Two sacks joined together /Jl^ S'fceJ, White, hoarv. [like saddle-bags. wsi^ 3efe(r, A broker.
4JLJum 6efeef, The belt or girth of a earners c.V>«M« Sffeeh, Solid, Arm, shameless, [saddle. .sXajU scfeeU, Overflowing, ^^a^ s^feeu, A m^ sefeeneft A ship, a bark. [wedge.
*,Ju- 8'feeh, Mad, ignorant, impudent., j-^aLw- sefeehee. Stupidity, madness. .L-JUJ'*. seh'Sck, A word used in driving bulls.' UU. Beth, Vide, a water-carrier. h\Am seJtiit, A sleep, deficie^it,. carrying away.
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tj\tM, seHkyet, Presenting (water or wine^) ,
^j^^U-w sehayoon, Plur. of Lii*. sehk.
f .y... 5eA:^ff^ PufF, and in flesh, long»
Sxjl-. sekbet, A female-ass, a colt.
L^^jji^ sekaf , Ill-lucked, hss^i^, sek-hef, Baldness,
i'^JLw sehdet, Redness, ^^^i^ sekdod, Poor in
^. «e;5"^r. Hell. {ilesh (a horse)^
Ki»j.tv. sckerJcay Ethiopian \yine.
k«.«, se.^A Fire, sparks struck from a steel.
^taiu- seJitee, Lame. ^X^ s^.^a^ Crowing, goi=»|5
<f^LJu» SdktereCf Long of stature^ £a>yaj»
t^AM. s^^, A roof, a dangling beard?
J ^,„^J^ $ek/-khaneh, The roof of a house, th^
yi^ se^el, Cleaning, polishing^ [j^siling.
j^ lUlv- se^e/df, Scarlet cloth, kaIJu* se^lele' fi^str
^'i^ SL^iem^ Disease^ sickness, [ing on thegroy pd^
U5^*«*« sekinooneehj "X species of herb.
« ^yjUy stimee, Indisposed. Jo yi^.se^ooJi, Fallings
i^ ^».sekoof, Pjur. of(.^jL« sekf^ [hoar frost,
ju. 5e^e€, Watering, a palm.kJi-.. sekcet, Saow^
SttiAiU sfke^tety A mean base woman.
^jJ^sekeeni, Indisposed, disease, infirm, [ears,
^„J^ seky "Night- shade; a. jse/frf, Mutilating the
^ Sf'^k^, A quiver.
V ,^^a*w sthkb> The castor or beaver.
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k5t>tia-». sei^t, Silence, happiness, prosjJcHtj. jLa.t,^M, sek^jeh. Ignorant, simple. ><f fel*. sekhcheh. The night- mare. ^IC' sogir, A knave, a scoundrel. ^ylC' sekhrcheh. Madness* [flour,
^j^ solihroo, A large oblong loaf of fine Cj*j^ sekarooj?. Full, a hedge-hog. ^xtfelv- sekhshtuUf To hold by force, [lace. ^ ^ sekhfj A clew of 5ilk, burnt silver, i^ seJi^fehi The bow of a violin*
^>-^ sekkki A plank, a board.
j^LSjm. sekkkeen, A cutler* (ji^\L^ seghlcsh,
JiC' sekctleh. Dung. [Thought, controversy.
fMytJLCl gegaleeduft. To think, to deceive.
iM K^ seghr?, Three and three.
0i IC- seg^fieJ?, Triple, of three kinds.
^I^IC' sekcLwkneh, A hard nut.
«yX- sekel', A tall man, flowing. [&c,
U.^1.^ sekha, A dish made of meat, wheat, flour,
*M LO seghd,n, A dog-keeper, a life-guard.
^^Jc^^^^sX^ seghestek, A sagacious dog. tn^^^ sektet, Silence. i*j\j^ sekteyan, Leather.
0^ segecheh, A little sagacious dog. ^I>u>jC' segdendarit A canine tooth, toxicated. >^w. «dl'(jr. Damming up (a river); iokor, In-
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t]y£x^ seJicry, Swoon,, agony* y^l^^a^ se^ird.n^ Drunk.
♦^ ^ so^er-peer?j, March pane^ ^ X^ sokorcheh^ A saucer, a measurfr. yu3 Jw^ segerfend^ A stumbling horse. X^j.^aA« sokerket, Drink made from millet, e X^ soJtoreh) A saucer, weigh- vG ^c^^^-^i, A carpenter's tool. i*j y^ segaen, A broad-headed pointless a&»
row with which boys learn to shoot. i*j^,,y^ seg^eedurf) To commit a crime. J LX-^ segsbiTy An avaricious man*
♦y: X.V- sokostun, To be broken or torn up^
^^JL^X^ sokso/t. Going hastily (a horse),
XSCaX- seheket. Weakness, strength. .
K^*- sekdffi Strange.
.^Ife' sek^aiee, A castor or beaver.
Z:^M. sikdrrii Going with short steps*
^*=^-- sekev^ A dwelling, fire.
*A,£3*, sekenet, A habitation* solid, constancy.
^^ stkonj.K putrid smell from the mouth.
i^j-^^J^^ sefcenjo'eeiiy Oxymel. [cough.
♦ r i*j >^^f^ s^^enjeedun. To select, to choose, to
^:Sa-*. seJtennee, A kind of hatchet, a carpen- yl^^C seguhr, Mourning, [ter's instrument.
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^'^SAm seliool. Flowing (blood or water), tu^^a*- sekoot, Silence, quietness, quiet. "^ jy^^*** soliOOTj Becoming calm (as wind) after a ^_^U'' yL^ se^ooshhhf Shining. [storm.
^ y^^ sekook. Comforting. f.yy^=iM. sehoon, Rest, dwelling, poor, mise* J^ sehchy Vinegar. [rable.
jx£=^ sekecT, Drunken, ^a^^^aw fieheet^ Malig- L\l^lj:r^ se^ee;2;^eJz/w, To gallop, [nant.
f.-*=^" screen, The quick pace of an ass, i**.£=L^ sekeenef, Gravitj, repose.
U sol, A tumour. iU selb, Melting, u-_. %^ Sfilal, A mourning garment. CLi ^*^ sellat, A greedy eater, a glutton. *.&. iL. S3lhjenif An arrow with a long head or ^ ik^ selhhy Armour, arms. Jpoint.
^ i\«, selaJth, A skinner. ^
1 ^ lU' selahhor, A breaker of horses, ^ylL^ selhs. Madness. x^5)u selasef, Facility* }ff >W. selat, A cloth for holding straw, &;Ct SisiU selktet. Sharp, authority. i^ iU seltifeeif, Plur. of ^ UaJu. soItan» c-J 5U ^d/^)/, Wine, juice. ' ^'iU. 5(?/a>f, Performed with a light hand; Jyt'iU . selak^t Boiling,
'^^jU srlkHy riur. pf ^%«. $.dka'^ i iU» selal, 1 he consuraption. Xl :kV-«» solalet, 1 he} oun^ of^lJ kinds of creatur5», P y*«, sel\??ff A salutation, safety, [a runniiigy fc_^ iL« sHihe^f, Plur, of t_-A^X-s« selhebf ^,4^ 5;«/g/i^Rapirve, plunder, spoiling. CLaX*« ^e/e/, Cutting^ striking, rejectrng. IaJU, selta, ^it nosed. ^aU ^dtem. Distress, *:vU seUej, A gift, swallowing. [tortoise. ♦..-svX^ ^i'lfem. Long, a turnip. Us\X-w^ selchfk, X ^U Sf^/^'/, Skinning (an animal,) tl\e end of ^ •yA^^vX- $elkhe'', K thick foot. [month,
OwsvW sel.W/ed, A strong she-camel^ ^UJU- selmh A chain.
jtU salt, A long tongue. »IW.<^. *7d^^ Sharp, #^llaX^* sohkn, A .monarch, ting, absolute ^vtaJLw $oltchf A smooth level mountain, [p^^vyer, fcsssJaJL- solfe.het^ Broad, wide. 3Uyu, soltene*^ Power^ magnificence, territory, ^-w seliif Breaking, a crack, a faille, leprous, SxJi^ Bjsla-aty A fracture in the head. t_Jul*« $ela-f{f\ Puffed with pride, nodding. i)u« sele -h. The toughness of old meat. oJti.*- sc/ghed, A greedy eater, a fool, a vv olf*. i.JU3u- selghef, Kohust, full gro^rt^n, firm.
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iJXju, selef. The past, a predecessor, a pilf^i^.
^*j^'jlU so[fy?iee(fun, To cause to cough.
^\^ selfa, Courageous, bold. [is thrown.
y*iA^ solfut/T; Any back place where rubbish
j^^^JJL setrfooUy Preceding. AiU solfeh, Thfe
Ul*- se^lck, Bedaubingi [cough*
SLXU sclief, Level ground^ good soil.
^il^ sjlix, A desen, rugged ground.
*sXiy^ sehklekety A terftiagant.
aaIm, Se/h'tti, A lion, a long-nosed camel.
i'ioii-v. seiieniety A she- wolf.
^U 5c'/^, Threading; silt, A thread, a train, a
j^^iX*^ solkee, I^igging well. [series.
^U selwtj, A long slender artow head.
,.4^ selmehj A mushroom.
-nJi«, ^elenj. An ulcer on the lips.
jt ILuJu. selenth-a, A tall man.
^vLiXa- selefjfehi A large plain. [Satisfied.
^^ A. p. 5:'/oo, A kind of coarse shoe; a. soloo,
]^ sdtvb,, Honey, martna, quails.
»^)u- selwef) Content, Satisfied.
i__,^^ selooh. Liable to abortions (a camel),
cJ^l«, stlouf, Passihg, preceding.
c_j\jJU selook, Nature, genius.
^ ^Ju selook, A journey, manner, rule.
t^k^ selweJi, A ihbfe, slipper, sandal.
^^X«. setweCy Honey, manna* [taJL
J^seleh, A wicker- basket. u*jIm» sdheh, Long^
^^L. selhe'rn, Slim and long,
j^*. sellee, The consumption;. jUJU ^etykr, Spit-
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j,U seleeJ'i Carried off by violence^ [tie. ^^ seledkhf An ulceration of the lips. tiJu. sdeet. An abandoned woman, [herbs, &c. e-iJiv- seleef, A purse. Jij.^ seleek, Boiled pot- ^\^ seleeiiiy Wholesome, mild, healthy. Jf^ «e/w. Venom; som, A claw, hoof, the eye
of a needle. U*« semci,. The heaven, cloud, ah umbrella, a SUv. seniht, K sign, mark, &c. [roof^
_U*« stJnkjy Plur of ^♦^^ «e/;j/. *^l**», senmjett Filthy, base, deformed. . *^4.*«, sernkh, Beneficent, merciful, liberal. X t^ senitikh, The ear, the orifice of the ear^ aU-w semad. Dung and ashes mixed. TUw 'semd^r, A kind of herb. ^ • lU^ semhrooghy A white mushroom* i^^lcvs*. s.masert, Plur. of^Lucw semskr.
Jalfvw semkt. Series, order.
gUv^ semdL-a, Listening, hearing, singing/
^.Us*« sem^-aie, Belonging to^a^khce^ 6r song.
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cJ)W BemhJ^t Pure, genuine*
J^ l^M*, semakeel, A species of plant*-
^\\c^ sew^lej. Sweet milk.
A^ sc7)/atn, A kind of swallows,
^{/^ semiln, Heavep, the 27th day of the
Persian month. . J;i;y^ ifimtunjoonee, A hyacinth, a saphire,
w U^5ow(^we>^, Heaven, t^j lrs*M j?(?mawee,Aquail, ^^\e^ semciu'eti Standing, a roof, 4f^lfM*. semnveCy Heavenly, sky- coloured, gv* l«v«. semdkij, Insipid. ^^ \j^ seninheeJ^An.
island. « • L/^ somlhdeh, A clean and smooth stone. 3.A*«^ semLel, A flower, an odoriferous plant. C^f^ semetf Road, country, way, path. f /'^ /^ semtcrrcish, A farrier's instrument. ^'^^ somej\ A miser, a rabbit's hole; A. sewjf
Deformed, stinking. ^ygss,^ 8cnihej,K long-backed mare orshe-as% y^ semer, A pack- saddle ; 4.. seff^er, The
night, darkness, time, a porch, an accident. ii^j^^ eemrtjlehut Let it be given to him ! J- /^ semetrejy An assessment, tax. ^Utf *«w semrctcll, Nodding, tottering. rPpjf^ icmrood, Of great extent in length.
w^<v^ semree, An Egyptian thorn/
J Ivw^ Semsd^r, A broker,, a rnediator.
v..Ju«^^ semsek, lessaraine A^m^Cw a. p. semseky
^«w sew^em, A fox.. [Base,, vile, shaijieless,
ta^w Semet, Displaying, suspending,^
^Ufvw. sevietec, A versCj nimble, active..
2«^** Si^ma, Hearing, the ear. iJ^seiuegh, Gum,^
^Jte^ sem^li^', Rich and sweet milk.
j^X^ ^mghemi, A woman in her courses.
«Jicv*M sewek, Tall, long. Ae<^ semeJf, A fish,
^9^ seniel. Cleaning a well, Vessel, &c. recon". ciliation.
^^^AM- semlakh. Having no taste or relish.
^♦^ semlt'jy Light, nimble, sweet milk.
^X*A« semella^, A wolf.
U/^ senwh, A sweet- heart, a lovely girL
X;^^ senmet. Full of flesh,
^/OU^ semend, A horse of a noble breed, A fj^ semeTJz^r, A jessamine garden.
LjU^ semensa^, Resembling jessamine.
«X/^ semvQo^ Any sweet dish.
,JU^ SfitDneh, A camel kept for fattening. ,^ semoo, Height, sublimity, dignity, high.
CL>^y*^ semtvkty Pluf. of u^ sew^.
r^*^ ^(^fnooh, Affable, beneficent,
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J y*^ seinoor, Of a tawny bro\vn colour, ^^4AM semooky High, elevated. w.Ls^«vM. semookat, Plnr. of A**, semeh ^y^ semoolf An old worn garment. ^^♦A- aemoon. Fleshy, corpulent. ^y^ setnooh, Astonished, running. >^ semeh, Thunderstruck. • p.l^*Av semhhjf A falsehood, fictious. ^^^ semheJ, Any thing hard and dry. A jv4*Av semheded, A fleshy camel, ,.N^**« &emheder, Full and round in flesh (a cs j^^ semher-ee, A spear, {young man,) remote, ( V^^^ semhook A large tree. ^^ semehee, A falsehood, external air, scat- ^^ setnee, Going a hunting;. [tered,
gvk4-M« $ertieej. Ugly, without form. ^A4->« semeeh, An easy step or pace, abandoned, ^u«M A, p. sem^eJ, White bread. ^X4^ seniedT, An historian. i< vA**- sem&eree, A k'^d of ship. IsA*^ senieef, A verse, ^x^-*- semea, A heareW l.Sa**M. 8^meeJih> A species of small'fish. ,yA4^ Semeeh Plur. of ^^^ scitiooh (jjy4-«» semeen, Fleshy. >p^^^ eemeenej, Ill-disposed,
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« ^^*M semehee, Alie, vail, the atmosphere, exter«
.♦^ .sew, Colour, sort, a rude, age, holy, [nal air?
jjjM. *ew7z. Forming, polishing, cleaning.*
Uv« 56720^, Shining, light, splendor, brightness
v-^ (JU^ senhhy Swimming.
>j iju- senalel, Plur. of 3^x*. somheL ^
^ l;*w senhhy Manifest.
jUUav senakheff A noxious smell.
g. i Um. senhdoj, A stone with which glaziers
.U^ sonnhr, A cat, &c. [cut glass,.
AsU^ sennat. Beardless, having a thin bearq?
-IjUm senhm, A hill, a earners bunch-
• Ua* senttn, Illuminated, clear.
^IjU senaiieery ^\\xv» oi ^ ^^ senewer.
'ij \Xj^ senayet, Compleat, all, the whole.
.♦j>;tw^ sombaneedun, To cause to bore<
Xaaa^ semletety A short space of time,
jj*,aLm. €emles, Being swift, soon.
-wwJt^ semheseJi or ^J^ semleh, Once, for « ♦ ' ■
^u senibol, A flower. [this time.
../^ ^.^X*y semLoosehf A kind of triangular pasty, ij ^^ semlook, A small boat. ^ yuJ^ somheedjin, To pierce, to penetrate^ se?iet, A year ; senef, Worthless. sonieh, 0£ a bad disposition.
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^"''^ senf. An examiner, aSvergher. %.^y^^ senjah, A mouse, a grej squirrel. Cj^ If^^ seyrj^rieedun. To cause to weigh. c-i«0<^ senjtf or i^^^jim Cinnabar. A^^ sejijehj A weight, a scale, balance. ^ ^jf^^ senjecdun, To weigh, i*j<^ senjeeyiy Any thing hollow within. ^um. S€f?eh, A good oiHen, happiness* ^U^«. senehnehj Sleepless. *acw senkheti A noxious smell, i)*^ setJcdf Relation, connection, a vine> ar* v^^x^'w 8end<iL, Strong, hard. [bour»
J !^v,V se-ndkr^ A species of large stone. rj^/^ send in i An arrvil. ^<.>J^ Seiidhfrt Courageous, speedy. [sure* Sj.>j*« SdWt/e/'d/, Swiftness, expedition; a mea- .^♦y^JU- sendcroos, A species of red ars^- fc i^v!^^^r?t/ereA, A bastard. [nick. ij I /'^ sendcree, A lion, courageous, hard. . f/^ so)7dos, Brocade. ^>U- sendif, A kind of drum.
Si^ij^ sendkceshi A vapour, the rainbow* ^ s'a^ sendel, A kind of bird. 'j\)^senden, A species of oil. t >U- sindeli, A branch. ^>^ sindee, Indian.
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^ ^.>^ sen^eyhcl, A species of oak." ^/'/j^;*,. A. p. sindeyhn, A kind of oak, Indi^ ^^>tv- sindeeii. Hollow, within. . [ans,
ym sener, Ill-disposed, rj.*^ sens^Jc, A short- ^^ sensen, Thirst. [myrtle,
tu^ sent, The wrist, the wrist-jointi v-j ILJa- 5ew/^^;, A hammer. \^\.^^ sent^I, Lon*. ^*M sena, The ancler [gitudew,
txxim senahetf A tumour on the lip. c-JiA*;-*^ senaleii A bad-smelling plants jjjjL^ senfi The leaf of a tree. ,,^J3^ seng, ^ I l.sXL- senkbhr, A stony place, [stone
.<<'^ senhcheli, A hail- stone, hail, ^I^^aL^ senkdb^n. The crop of a bird, [ten, Jl>,w^ seiigdknelh A place for idols, a pot- ^..w- senger, A porcupine, ^^w- sengerfy Cinnabar. X^^^ senJishr, .^*j{x.,M^ Seng est ^r?, A stony country. [Stoning. \Ji^ sengoJi, Hail, ^ IL^ sengol^kh, Asto* ,^JU]L^ senoelkkckt A wag- tail, [ny place.
y^ senkom, A cricket. ^ ^/L, senkoor, A kind ju-' sengeh, A hedge- hog. [of basket.
.*,J^ s^ngeen. Obstinate, stony, solid, iirno# ^ Senem, A high bunched camel.
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J,UI*« scnnQmXr, A thief, an assassin. ^^ senemefi 1 he top. ^^Im. sonen, A way, path, ^i« 50W00, Watering (ground). fa rulct
1 *A/^ seiiawh, A burying-ground. c::^^;*w senoof. Honey, ^p^ senooh, Manifest- « Jl/^ sonood, Leaning upon. [ing»
^ym senawii'er, Armour, arms. u^y^ senoos, A heap of grain in a barn. lo^ senoQt, Having a thin beard. «y*« senoo-a, Fair, excellent, beautiful, .^^yyj^ senwrif A dentrifice. y y-M- sonoonoo, The domestick swallow# c^y^^ seneivce, Annual. J^ «(jwe^, An year, \'^ senhk. Old, ancient, grand. ^l^iM. seneCf Lofty, great, precious. :J^ senee. The ipon head of an arrow ; sinff^ ZvJ*« scncef, A year. [A tabl^.
*^j^ seneed, A bastard, base-born.* - ^ w ••^-J^ senecx^heht The vveaver*s reed; shuttlCj, '^^ ^encem, Lofty. headed (plant)v^.^ . "[&c» ^^ seni-eti, Acute, barren..gropnd. IUaam. seneenef. Wind, a heap of sand. ''^'^^atid, An evil, mischief, calamity?
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t_^*w «aii^^; Ugliness,' ill-frovvardness.
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iaivet, Pudenda^ ^ubes.
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^}^Mi sawhlelf. Past events, %\y.^ sawity Acting wrong. Js.1>*- seiuaheh Plur. of j^U skMt^ y^^ y*. sawkkher. Having a fine gale (ships)* fs^\yH sawkhhee. Moistened earth. ^\ ^^ sauu^d. Blackness, a body of men. j\^m sawar, A bracelet; p. suwar, A horse* \j )y^ sawoLvky Rubbish. [maji,
9j^y^ sawareh, A species of herb. iSj^y^ suwarce. The art of horsemanship. ^I^Av suwa-a, The first watch of the night, U-^Sym suwhf, A sickness, disease, a herd. «!^«, sawajia, Scorching (blasts ofwind), ^SyM satvafel, Plur. of XXiU shjilet. i^\ ym sawivh'k, Ix>ng- legged. 'h Sym sawakee, PJur. of sa^t-yet. ^^^^^' sewhkin, Plur. of ^'SjU shhin, *^Sy sawdhetiu Over fatigued (camel), *)i^y^ sdivayef. Disliking, melancholy^, indis* cJLr^M, sawdyef, Plur of wuU scijf^t. [pQsed» ^\j ^ soohbAi, A medicine. %jyM soolety A long journey. ^^jy 8oiuw,.Littl.e,:$tnalU a few. v^^ sooner 1 Far. ojfij fiirther, beyoo4- ^^^ ««f>/i, €umiiig,:j»ppeari^.
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cJu^^Zm soolich, Long. ^yn saw/ch, Sinking in the mud. ./^y soo^lifegee, Combustion, burning* ^^^ sookhtun. To burn. t yM. sau'd, Dominion. 1^ ^^ sawdh. Black. ^^y^y^ sawddwee, ASliction, sorrowful, da^ sttwdet, A house, dominion. J^^) y^ ^^^^^^^^^' -^^ insurer, a publican,' ^/J^ 4 y^ soodmendy Useful, salutary. ,*j^ y^ soodun, To wear, to dissolve, to anoint. jyM» A. p. «oor. Feast, entertainment, a rampart. j^^ SOOT, A wall. }• ^ i y^ soorhkh, A passage, a hole. J^) r ^y^ soorkkhdhry Perforated, full of holes. ^ J y soornh, A multitude of people, a trum- ^y^ J y^ soorenjhn, A kind of medicine, [pet. ^j^^ sooree, Vitriol, a beautiful red rose. >^ I *^ sooree h, A drug. fver.
J y^ 800^, Inflammation, ardor, a burning fc- .♦lywli* *^ soozitneedun. To set on fire.
^J^ jy^ soozesh. Burning, conflagration^ ^j y^ soozen, A needle* i^^jy^ sooznkk. Ardent, burning. t\)^- j^ J y soozendkv, A needle-case. ^J) J y^ soozendeh, Kindling, burning. ^
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'/^ ) y^ soo%enger, A needle-maker. [Iove,griel,
j^'*' ^jy** . sooxoosax, In^amed with passion,
^J T^ ^oozd^, Elevatioa of mind, dignity,
(J ) y^ suozee, A conflagration, [pride,
i*j^l,jy^ soozeeykUf Advantage.
i\^/i) y^ soozeedun, To burn, to be burnt*
J L^^ *^ sooswar, A kind of lizard.
^^.^^ soosen. The Hly.
hy-M sowft Flogging, lashing, a scourge^.
^y*, sow-a. Camels pasturing. [present,
^^ {p y soirghht or >^^y^ A magnificent
L^yn Boufr Discovcring by the smell.
j^ y soofaneh. The notch of an arrow.
^ y' soofchehy Gum of the eyes.
cJ>>-. sowky Stimulating, leading out, hurting
Xi'^AM sowJtct, A deputy, a lieutenant, [the leg.
y^Jy^ sooki Distress, melancholy.
j^y sowgend. An oath, swearing.
i*Jj^y SQOgeedun, To lament, to vyeep]'
^yM sowal, A question, an enquiry.
^ y^ soolcbkhj A hole, i\ ^m ^o)vlet, Aa
.J y sooleei A plow. [ inquisitive man.
^*^*M sowm^ Estimating, injuring, pasturing.
i^l^ ^QOiuhny Somewhat, a little.
^> ^^ soompilTieh, A mass of gold or silver*
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iL* yM soomef, A sign, a mark , a price, pasture. x^ \X^ ^ sooinenitt or ^^ U, ^ An idof. ^/•^ soonieh, A mark, banner, dust, filings. ^>^^ sawer?, A lover.
^Xj ^ sooiihefcee, A kitid of ship. >''^ sewevj, Congratulation, joy. A-'^ sooneshy Any fragment that falls in filing, polishing, &c.
. &^ry^ sonookhoshj An untermitting fever* >v*^ sowneez, Coriander. 4«j^^*« sool;, Plur. of vU 5a^. j^y*, s^tvur. Attacking, sitting upon, furious* -^^-w soom, Faint, weak, satiated. v> ^ 0 y^ sawee-khreex, C^nal, conduit. ULft^^ sowhek, A violent storm of wind* ■^ y^ soohehy A smith's tool, tf^*- saweCf Equal, whole. 3L»^*w saiveyety Equal. Ooy« saweyedy Inclining to black. CJ^^..y saweyedhrit A burial-ground. U>j;*^ sityerghk, Sick, sorrow of "heart. •y**^ A^ seweeshem, A green stone, an agate, )aiym sawyty Mixed (flocks) or other species ^,^^ seh. Three. [of wealth.
iS I _^ seh'paie, A tripod.
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A l4*v sehhdt Inability of sleeping,' j^^ seJvir, Plur, of ^\^ skher. ' l^ seharfit Emaciated, a earners disease. 4-^j«. sehel^, A wide extended plain or desart-, c^x^ sMeti Deep.
0^^ seliedy Waking ; seM, Beautifal, elegant, jus^ sehder, Far, distant. ^^ seller, Cow; seJier, Waking, sleepless, i^^^^A- sehrhn. Watching. ^^ sehleBi Feeding on a plain (cattle), ^^ sehem, A transverse beam of a house, S*4*^ sehmetj Nearness, nighness, share. ,*^L^.^ sehemheen> Fearful, formidable. ^ IX^y^ sehemnk^. Horrible, frightened. Cj^^rwy^ sehneeduriy To fear, to dread. .^ sehoo, Inadvertency, a fault. \ y^ sehawa, An hour, part of the nights
..\y^ sehivauy Imprudent, careless, i->y^ selwdby Plur. of »-»€*« seheb. c^^ sehweU A subterraneous cavern. ^y^*M sehooj Violent, vehement (wind). ^^^ sehood, Waking, sleepless. c_^>4iw sehooj 3 A liar. iJ^^*« sehook, A storm, a violent wind» •*J^^ seJiOoIet, Readiness, gentleness.
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my^ sehooTji, Poor in flesh, changed, .^ sehee, Straight, erect (cypress). !V ^ee, Thirty. ^^ siyu, Resembling. V l^*- seyal. An unripe .date. cijL^^, seiyhty V\mv,o{ Cu<m, seyef, ^ U« spyaj A thorn-hedge, a fence. »U«, seyah, A pilgrim, a voyage. ^ U^ seJyar, A press for wine, oil, &;c. 3w L** seyasef, Government, publick punish- ioUm seyaty A scourge. [m®nt.
y 5 1^ ^cfyaf, An armour, armed with a sword.
^U* spyhfee.y Pliir. of cjL**, «e(/I
^ « Uw scyal'. The agony of death.
2W^ seyalf Raining, current, rapid.
0 Lv- seyah, Black, ^ft L^ seyac/ieli, Blackish
.wU^ sey hee. Blackness. [brown.
«1^A^ 6{ci/', Flowing (water,) a present.
w.^.^ «ei[». An apple. Lv^ seelh., A cuttle-
ILu« ^f^/e/, Agreeableness, likeness. [fish.
jcw. seiA, Going on a pilgrimage,
^^ Lacs-M^ seehati. Travelling, a journey, a voy-
/^ seikh. A sp't, a furrow. [^S^i
J l>/^ seehlidkry The holm-tree.
^^Ji^ see/shtk, A small spit.
/jj^ fied^, A wolf, a lion, a goat.
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(syl*^ tep^ee. My lord, royal. ^«, *^(T, Travelling, amusing, show. SjA^ secr^i A silk yellow striped vestj %«•^^^ seef^U'i Wet, moist, dump, juicr. 'ijK^ seerct. Disposition, form, an instrument. . A-^ y^. seereesh, A curtain, a veil. iki,y^^ sereegh, A cluster of grapes. ^^' ^ scerecf, The cough. • ^ scaroOf The hedje-hog, the porcupine* {J j^ seeree, Satiety. ,*ji,y^ seereen. Dressed with garlick. D * !^ $eezdehj Thirteen. A y >^ seezdahemj The thirteenth. ^y,J^ 5m, A groom, a horse-breaker, [of a hors6^ Lmaa« see&a. The interstice between the shoulders ws^v.^ seeseher, A kind of herb or flow^er*
yyij^ seeghoor, ^ ^ kind of sati n , [margin.'
cJu^ self) A sabre ; ^e^/) A bank, a shore,
^^^ULm*. seef^n. Slender, shaped like a sword.
t CJii^, sse^yck', painless cjouds driven by wind.
^ w%*—''^*fi^» The third part. i,. ,!.,:,,
w*-%-^- 5t;e^aZfi 'An inundatioi>. [of stone^'
^^ "^^ 5ed/A9v 3 l]:^,back of weapons, a spepi^s ^Jwv^ seel^hf An animal herd. •. a.. \
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k^ seelee, A blow, slap. ^ seem, Silver
W^ sc^mh. The face, likeness, aspect.
>„^ U^ seemkhf Quicksilver.
yT^*^ ^eembevy With a bosom like silver.
JUa- sceviPt, A mark, a sign.
,jj.x.^ sjemten. Resembling silver (a bodj),
ir^z^ ssemee, The third.
V-»--^ seemeeh. Enchantment, magick. V/r.'^-^ seeiriacn, Of silver, the thirteenth. X"" see/itj. The plough- share, furrow. ^.v sceneh^ The bosam> the breast. y^ seou. An apple.
^ y<M, SH/^yuh, Plur of gru^ s^i^.
J ^Av, secyur^ Plur. of^ seir.
il^jy^ Ave;j/wrg//a/, Feudal tenure*
£^A-- sec'yti-a^ Flowing..
e_5^A^ sceyufj Plur. ofc^ix^ «ei/l
^ y._^ seeivuin, The third. ';,^,^^v set.ych, Black.
^^^ seehe', A violent w^ind.
yi sJieeVy Tlie thirteerith letter of the
Arabick alphabet, and the sixteenth of the •Persian. It denoted 30a in arithtneticki,,.^ t^^^'^;^^. A kind of fruit-trees.
/^t't,i/ ^h^lhs^-f^ Bravo! cxcellenfef --^ ti shahdn, A heajthy vigorous youth, 4UL';s A. p 5//aM'l^> A. species of hard Egyp«.
tlan wood. ^jU shklH, A lion with close set teeth, ij^bLi sh%hloo\ Oil q/ cinnamon, &c, SLs ^^^', A wamaaj a wild ox, a sheep, ijjts 8hb.tein^ Treating witKcO'^t>iinely.
5 Li s'la^en^ A weaver. j^Li ^h^jen. Troubled with, sorrowful, «j»:*U sh.xhe^\ Wanting; flesh, emaciated. ^:*.Lii sliJikeni, A seller of tallow. ixs.Lii &h\heyefy Opening the mouth widely. *^ ^ shaJtht A branch, aa horn, a shoot. «-^=:Li shtblilheb^ Spurting out (blood).. A^^'^ !ihk^fr,tb!\ Full of branches. . ^^^j^^ IS^ shak/iesf. Victuals, provisions. iyasLVi &hahlii^. Lifting up (the eyes). iULi shkkhehy A species of herb. *
e f^U' slihkooreh. Brick or tile furna,ce, i^^^^^ shakliclh The pillory. ^ LiU^ s//d^. Gladness. '
w-^l^t^ shiidcil'y Wet, pleasant, lively. ,ji.ljl'^ shxdl'Mj See /^ t^ L^^ f/ii^^ft. •.iU di^de/i, Copious (pasturage).
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^!>lii shhdekh, Deviating from a purpose, w^l^p^l^ shctd-^hah. Sweet slumber. If^^ shiid^ihor, Cheerful, exulting, [chamber. CJ^^J^^ shhdirwan, A king's court, a bed- uJ^U shared, The sun rising and shining/. ^j Li shb^rek, A species of nightingale. j^j^ s]i\rJib.r, Idle, sluggish. /M)^; l^ sharwh?i, A chamber, king's palaca. ^•j^ shhroof, A (thick) rope. ^
.t J t^ shkreh, A curtain, veil, a turban, - vj ^^ Li" shhree, A sect of schismaticks. /*/>iI.;^ shareedun. Criminal, guilty. jU s^as:, A stony place- ^--jjIk shhzeh. Dry, u^{^ shas, A hard place. [rough (way,;
«-v*.U; sltisel', Meagre, dry, shrivelled. >^:^^l^ s^a.v/, A wild turkey. '■ ' - \^
yj^l^ shash, Sinful, wicked, urine. • - j_J^ ^ shcishhJt, A large lute with fourstrings. ^'yvi' li' shashdan, A bladder, the poplar. jJ^ l^ s^(i5//e//, Publick fear. ^>^l^ shasheediuiy To piss. 4««w»U shtiseh, Oppressed w^ith penury. : ^^\ji, ^libfSer, Pricking (with a thorn), dig- Ci»^U shkseret, A snare, a n6r. '^ ' [g'I>g- ^U Mfee, Stretched (leather bottbV ' 3
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h U. sTihtif A tall and straight 0giirei f^h\Ji shcbtcen. Criminal, wicked,
uu shhtee. Brink, shorei ^ U shk-yr, A poet. 3* U shh-yU Flamingv jl\j4 sh^gheVy Deserted. 3i U sMghil, Diligent, hearkening to, heedful. Ci*£\^ sJiagheyet, Redundant, distorted (tooth.)
♦^ l^ shhfturif To swim> to be worn. «iU shbjiay A he-goat, a ram, interceding. ^j l«i shafen, Looking with half-shut eyes. «5 1£ shafijiy A medicine for the eyes, ^li shhfeey Salatary, healing. Vj J^}^ slibfeeduiif To stumble, to fall. tJi Ci 5^ ^< ^/f', Difficult; t roubles o me, perpleriTJg. ^*l^ shaJfee, Wretched, unfortunate, pitiful^
^\^.&//hh A small sproqt of a tr^e, ai'
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iVlJ. shahctrj An apprentice, a servant, a grooiii iSsU shaket, A tumour in the thicat;. .'^ ^^ ^^ U shaker. Celebrating, praising, thanking.' 'ij^ U. shaker etf A 1)ag, a purse, a sack. ^yTi^ shhgird, A scholar, a boy, disciple, ^Sj Li shhkee. Bewailing, weeping, a lion. - I IJ' s/i>i/, A shawl, a small carpet, ., Z' ,^JcJ^ Bhhi'hmk, Miserable, guilty, poci*^^
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f U «7/flw, The evening.
^^/L li' slihmkk or ^..^ It A short female
X\,\!^ ahaffiXUh, Hard pitch. [garment.
J l\!^ shtifnUeh, Black, brown.
^'tlt shiman, An ell, a taylor's yard.
ju Li shanieft Affliction, calamity, misfortune.
&v«ti shameHt High, lofty, sublime.
5w* U shltihz* A fruitful tree.
tfeC-lt s//a»i^ct^, The evening.
^La sht^nfel. Understanding^,
^\ji,8hameh, A chief, commander. [Damascus. ^ U shamee. Supper, the evening, a citizen of ^Lu ^h^Hj A business, nature, condition. <ii sh^nibf Clean teeth, sweet breath.
.♦|1>3 U-. shhtidb/n^ A comb- case. -♦j>* li- 6AxW?/w/rocomb. tsy^^shhnxdeh. Six* fi^i^^ shut zed ell om^ The sixteenth, [teeij. ^U shanee, Misanthrope. ^>Jli- sh i7ieeduv, To comb, to card. p\A sh(l-aWt A boundary, mud. tf ^ lu shd,vee, Of sheep ^ A'.^^ shhweedutif To *^y D Ct shkhroodf A large river. [be*
? L li* shah- 6,%, Noble, generous, royal. j.Ay^ shahheiider. The receiver general of duties, tribute, &c.
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A^li ^hhhedf A witness, a belored object^
(/x 'v^ sh.ihedee, A false witness.
e ly D l^ slicthrah, The king's high- way.
e^K li- sh^hzbbifeh, A prince, a king's son* -,
c-Ju>U shahek. Lofty (mountain,) the artery.
^ li' shahen, A shepherd's pipe, [ry of kings^
v« l^ l^ shxhnameh, The royal book, an hi3io-»j
e liuX^ l^ shh>henshhh. The king of kings.
^^il.^ l^ 8hb>hemhe^n, The seat of the king, .
|y.l^ shahwX, Rojal, noble.
J^y l^ sh hool, A plumb-line or level.
^ l^ shahch, A turret.
^li shih^e. Sharp-sighted ; P s/zate. Royal,
^^ l^ shMiejn, A rojal white fakon.
^l IX 8h\ykn, Lawful^ suitable, agreeable,
•poLi sh^yeh. Mixing. ,
-vU shhyeh, Careful, fearful. [perhaps,'
J^y^ shayid, Ll4 it be! suitable, w^orthy,
^t^ti' shayerad, A circle round the moon,
'^>Uwjli' shtyestegee, Conveniency.
'^*x>rA^ shui/^sfuf?3 To become, to assist,
^lA shxya. Disseminate, published.
JL [^ sh lyekf Wanton in behaviour, lustful. .
-^ U shiiikee, Armed with sharp weapon^
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^^^Jt^'. sh^fgan or r^^.^ Immense, nume« .A^y^ shaigiieenee, Small, cheap. [rous»
J^l£ shhyet, Without milk (a camel). fcU bh^ychi Sharp-sighted, a lynx. sf^/i^ sh^yediin, To become, to suit, to b« •L^ sheli Night, [worth, to assist, to destroy. C-» l>-6 shjlil'. Youth, commencement, [pool. Sj>.l>^ shj^c\ef, Broad, ylji' sW^r, Awhirl- tiJ^, Ui shchirie^, A species of tall tree. J • j^ shclMx, Ni^ht and day. *
iJLj Ui ^hei re^f "^^g* ^^ ^^ piece of cloth, . Vi^ U' Li' sheb^sh^b, The night time. ^ i l^ ^i(e/aJfl,"Plur of 2 a*j£ *A' Wa fcL^ sliolb^t, A Svro - Macedonian months
(corresponding to February). XcUi sjid'a-at, Satiety.
36 Ui she!fu,/tcf. Riotous, given to excess or de* I^l^A theha]t^*-9 Net- work, [bauchery..
t^^ ihiban, A shepherd, a pastor. XSUi shcltinef. Stoutness and beauty (of ^XjJi shtib .nee, Red-faced. [youthX
j^/^ shel;hner(j%. Night and day. b Iv l^ shebang . h, ^ he evening. iU^^shelb^ieh, Supper. [dawn^
^.jX Li- shdfii-henJt, The morning-star, the
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^ -J tj^ shelfyhi^h' A. .hat, lAjJi. shdehef, 'The- 3U^ shebct, A young girl, ' f youths
ii^^ shiht "Anisie. /^/,-f^ shdcJur^glh Acar'* gv>wi> shehejy A tiigh gate. [buncle.
<v>.^ shells h't Ant object indishnctly «e>nl - ^, l^svjJ; shcl'hin, Lon^, .*) *^."^-s^i'/>^ A^ow-,; A ri ♦^"^ shel:khc'(^'». A ni g h t . vv at ch,. ^i '«> asi uii, «jl j^^i sleldaref, JeaJtias (miin)> .'^
^ o^Ai; shel'dd, A scorpiorij the tongne» |v>.'^ shelddc%, Iran grey coloured horse* ^^ sheber, A gift, conjugal duty, measuring ooj^-i sheherbci, A smallloaxi. [with tlie spax^ »ij..-i shelre-icit, Swittness, nimbleness. l3^ shehnkf A kind ot" plant or shruK fsifjJi. shebreiet, Cutting in pieces, tearing. Ay>^ shelrem, Covetous, niggardly,, night-^
^^;^^ s^d^r^?^^ A dark bay horse> [dnesd. • ^.t shehrpOf One who yv'alks m the night*. ty^t shcperi'h, A bat, / w,^ shjeles, A lx)usei^ Ct.Avw^^ shepooshf, A hideous ndonster*. . f* ' ^ ^-'^ shebt'sthnt A chamber, a. bed. o>wv^ shdlsedth. The epiphany, a bat. ,.**v^ sheOekh, An insect resea)bhng louse.', ♦^-..wvJn^ shoposeeriy Lousy. ^ , w^JU^ shebsheb. Going well (a horse).
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-^i*^:!:^ shcposhf, An ill aspect or influenced, fja^ sheles, Asperity.
^^ shcLa, Satiated, disgusted with repetitioni 4,>U>it i^he!>*art, Compleat, perfect. fing« eJiA«i «/je^;?^, Concupiscence, iu^ ^^ -^eL Insei t* p \X^ s/itJ^jc/i, A (night place) for sheep, &c. $«S)A-i sh'ljJt^ff A net, a net- work veil, 5^,£aAi; shsl^dte!, Turblindncss,
* jCi slu'hgenf, Walking hy night. jXJ^ shef gtZi A flea (stinging severely^ ^"^^ shMo/ah, A black hat, a night-cap," y^^ slulkoor, Any animal purblind. .♦1 ^X3^ sh'tlhoon, A black colour, A^-si sheleith, A net. jC^^ sJclgeer, A niglitlngale, a servant, ^aZ; ehdot, Growing, *.Ja^ sUhIeni\ Dual, ^>J^ shehlecdun. To hiss, to fart. >^»""^ slihncm, Dew. ^^ shiloo. An agate, • wKjJ; shcl;h,wai, Plur. of »Li; shelaf, v>f^ 6hehoiht Strength, stout, fresh, i^il shelwtt, A new-hatched scorpion. 'cL,^A^ shtboos, Making lively. ^^ sheloor^ h'^^sheloot, A species offish. [A trumpet* " (J A<^J^ shelooie, Ajar, "^•* '' ' ."• •i-^ fi^ A." p, «/ieZ^/i, Likeness, aii image, *
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Uixt shf'lhef. Suspicion, hesitation, doubt, * v^^ shehhem. The porcupine. ^ ^^Y^^^ shehhen^hm yTliQ. night, the evening, l(^^^^ $fiele€. One night, [ache,
'J^^^-^^J^ shelyhr, An electuary fjr the bead'. tH^'xfi, sh^hiieh, Xhc beginning of anj thing, a
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youth. juAA^ ffheheSef, Obtaining the age of puberty. Cjy^'^ sluhelihoon, Attack or surprise by night, ^>M<% sheleekt A small net. ^aa^ shtbea, ,X^^ sheheehfi, A gin, a net. [Manyt
^.^-^ sheLcench, Nocturnal. *AAii shi^ceh, Equal, resembhng, alike, cll*^ ..«"^5/^ Distinct, dispersed, scattered, iXi shefhy Winter. >,^ tx^ shetah. Swift quidj* /M ^l:t,.i^^ft:;:i!;^w, Making great haste. ^/'jh.^^^ shetciVendeht Being swift. ♦ f^ ^^^^ s he fhl-eedim. To be swift. [\fgt^ ^.jCj i**v^ shetkliink, The sole of the foot, tha- -Ix^ shefcan, A supercilious man. fmediiry*; J^ ih^tor, A camel. ;^^Ji.'^ shoiorlcid, A dro- y' V/^ ^^iof^^f^^^y A camel's load. ^ ^\^i^Sl^ shotorpkloogh, Camel's dang- > -^ i*)^^,j^ ahotorhhn, A camel-driver or owner, ' ^ shoiorgkdcz, A kiaji of thistle.
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tfij/^ shotorgosh, A-jcara^t butth-er..; [pard. S- /*/^^^ shotor-morgh, Arir Dstricjj/- ,, V \ ^ /^ slio/renj, Choss ^"^^ tl^ilh'ihy fj^U^f •Ji; shclem, -Des^ tc, scoin, upbraidtd, ^^i;i sjwleti. Go mposu re » ^ii .vA <;/(/'<(^ 'V^ ^ptrj:^ C yj^ ch )ioof, A lody of clifit rrnt kinds u-l iHcn. ^yiii.^fJi'jluaiJi, Plur. of i^ ^ttoewr. j^^ii shdwee. Winter.
-^*Xi; iheteem, Reproached, frightful, a lion- 1^',^ shess. The bee, bitter. ^^ &hes:r, The summitof a* mountainr C-s;:^ vj^ shesel^ Thick (finger,) t&xture, weaving^. A^ shesoon, A weaver^ fv^ ith rWater..
«3^ shefj,-^ Breaking t'he , head, diiotitig vv irie; l^ shcjh. The chimera, vexed, snfTocated. ^ V^' iliejhh, A stopple or any thing similar^, ^K^ shejajt Combating, wounding. iL:^ shdJhTt A sling for throwing stones. cLsK sh<^k'a% Swift, warlike. «-c^ shejeh, Sorrowful, mourning, corkinga Susff shejet, A contusion, [boule.
^v^ sliefej, The murmuring of flowing water^ Ia^ sheJeescLf A key. ii jy.-^ sh^'zet, A gentle rain. ^ ,^
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j.^ sh&jer, Diverting, disputed, piercing wltl\
(a spear,) a controversy, a tree, a plant. .^ sfieja, Haste, quick, (^y'-*^ shoja-kn, Cou- 'iju^ shoja-at, AgWity, [rageous.
^x^ sheja-am, A lon^ bodied or necked mar^ ^ shi'jegh, The quickness of pace. ^Ji:^ fihejefy Embarking. ^ sk^Jem, Destruction, death.
^ shejefi, Keeping or with holding. c^^ shyoon. Intermingled. ii^ shejnet, The entangled roo^ of trees,, \^ shejoo, Affliction. \^ sh-jtva, A desert difficult to pass. . . ^^ sh^Joob, Destruction, full of sorrow. . y^ shejoor Cutting a way pendulous branches^' ^^ shejee. Anxious, vexed. [on the head, ^^ shejeej\ Having a contusion qr fractqp© ^A^ shejeer. Abounding in trees, -x:^ shejea. Courageous. gvi shohh, Covetous, niggardly. Ij^ shcha, Large, wide, spacious, ^l^ sh>h'ij\ Growing old. ^l^ sheh^h. Covetous, niggardly, sandy ^ L^ shehhaz An importunate beggar, [ground- cjL^ shehaf, Milk.
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^ UJ shehhm, A vendef of fat.
L^ sh.'heb, Lean, pale,
js^ shehe'X, Gnawing the stomach (hunger).
Vj«>^ shohzool'y Sharp. ^aff sheher. The aperture of the mouth, jli.:^ shehshkr, Long. [ing away>
io^ shehef, BiiFering, absent, departing, go- wi^ shehef, The sound of milk wheh. milk- 1^ sheheni, F^t. [ing»
^shehen, Oppressing, vexing, filling a ves- U^ shelienh, Hatred, variance, [sel.
^'^^ shehneh, A deputy, king, representative. j^ sjiehoo, A large and deep vi^ell, opening
the mouth. V3^ shehool, Changed in Colour (the facCj) S^ shehivet, A pace. [making smooth*
hys: shchoot, Distant, absent. -^ sheJioom, Plur. of *.:^ shehem. gv^ s^ehechj Avaricious, unfortunate, wretch- *j^ sheheem. Fat, greasy. [ed.
J^ shekhy Hard ground, the summit, v ^ sheJchkh, Snoring U'^ shc^ha, Tearing, il/^ shekhhr. Ashes, a brick, a shot, the lungs, i'j^'" shekh^reh. Dung. >J U'^ sheilianeh, A religious order.
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f(man), wa^ sJiei'heh, Blood, ^j^^ sheJtTity Slendel j^ shekhevy Troubled. »_,^:as «Ad^AreZ>, Thick, )^ / shehhroor, A black mulberrj, [hard, y^ '}thekhe%y Difficulty. o*ac sheJihes, I'otterirjg, moved frbtti a place,
if^ shekheshi A slip, wfping the nose. ^ \ii^shekh^hhkh, Making water, fer's beetle. g\-ii^ p, she^h-shekh, Hard ground, a bleach** <j<3^ shekhs, A person, an individual, j^ shekhel, A friend, a boy. /M>uA^ shekhleecliiTiy To prompf, to endurCi C)yyv^ shekhtm-%edun, To plough. .♦-^ shekheiiy Trouble of mind, bodily pafn[» '^y^ sheklmood, A scratch with the nail> ^X^ shekhnehy A vicegerent. *l3 »:^ shekhootety Thin slender (man). ^ A^^ shekhood, Wounded with the nails, ^ ;^' ^ shekhoodun, To teaze, to oppress, to assemble. [stature.
tjoy^ shokhoo^y Raising, travelling, of long &>Uc^ shokhoolendch y To cry out, to thun- der, to neigh. -'^ ^'^ [bling, to star^. ]^ J^ shekheedun. To recover when stuiiiw g<MA^ shekhees, Disagreeing, different.
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iyi^ sksk^ees, Corpulent. j^ shod, Preterite of /M>^ shodun. ^ aheddy Runnings binding. ^1o4 shodkkein, Having a lar^e mouth. ^^\^ shoil yed, Plur. of k\Nj^ shedeedef, Jsdji shedet, Violence, macrnitude, afBiction. *>jwi &hodhety Compleatness, perfectnessu ^ j^ii 5 /<i'^^//. Spotted on the face* 4^j^ shedef. Tall, nimble, *ij^ skod/et, Cutting, lJ>^ shedk, The side of a valley, li'jwi $hedkky Having a large mouth. AJ'A^ &hed'fem, A lion, having a large mouth. j^ j^ shodkary Tilled ground. . j^^ shodkees, The rainbow. [remove, i*j ^ shoduii, To be, to become, to pass, to » ^' L.^^ shodefiirah. Any place where one is. ^^ sh'doo^ Vexing, repeating v^ith a loud ■ L^}<y^ shedoof, Plur, of c3 ^Ji shedef. [voice. /.^jtX^ shf'doov, A stout colt. tyK^^y shedeh, The bill of a bird. ^j^ shedee. Calamity, misfortune, j^^^jl^ shod^ar, Ground tilled and sown, jaj^ shedeed. Stout, hard, courageous, co- vetous, niggardly.
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gjoJ^ she^feedef. Misfortune, misery, cala*
i^^ shezz, Solitary. [mity.
I joi shex^, Abuse, offence, wrong, a kind of
Uj 1 Jsi shczhrety Jealous. fshipu
-^jo; s1i€zb,m, Salt, the sting of a scorpion^
^1^ \ js<u shezhn, Jumping, solitary.
t_. j<i; shexeO, Cutting, lopping, peeling,
Ju 3wi shezebety A lopped branch.
»j os^ she%ref. One particle of metal.
^.>i sha^oo, Musk, or the smell of it.
J^ sher, A city; sJierr, Malignant, wicked^
J^a; sh'-rky Buying, v^j-^ aherah. Wine. [ness.
tjii.jl^^i ^/i^ra^tff. Thick in the hands and feet*
il^yl j^ sherhbdkry A cup-bearer.
dji^ii shorHy Murmuring.
s i^ shorht, A sect of schismaticka.
- 1^ f her ah) A commentator.
.^S ^ sher^hee, A dish of roaat meat.
J\^ aherb^r, Plur. of r^ sherr. [chiei
S^^yi sherzref. Ill-will, a spark of fire, mis*
g^^i sheira-a. The string of a bow, the sail
HcA^-K s/iercf- a/, Courageous, stout, [ofaship^i
^,E?^ shera-ye. Along spear.
^Sj.i, s her hgh, A veil, curtain, a shade.
Xfti ^jui sherdj'eyet, A long ear^ •. E3
^\j& sherah. Shoe-strap. [tef»
ijj^ji!' skeran, The murmuring of flowing wa« Ra |^«/idrd/if?/, Immoderate eating or drinking. Q^,^^j^ sherciwecz, Plur. of^^^y- sheriuiix* ijai\j^ sherhyes, Flur of hojj^ shereeset» Ut\yi sherai\ Plur. of jilw^A sheredef* u_,^ shorL\ Drinking, cloth, imbibing (sweat). »j^^ sherab, A draught of wine, [drinking, SLy; sherbet y A draught ; sherbet. Thirst, much CK^yi. sherheyet, A sheep at water. \\<^,/^ sherleen, A kind of tree. 8^ sherret, IJl-will, hurt fulness, mischievous. «-Lj ;.-i; sheres, Cracked, a worn slipper, gj^-i sherj, A troop, a body, a sect, v^j-i sherjcb, Long, noble (horse j. (jj^^^ii sJioijif'hiit A fruitful plant. ^^ sheijcif A bier, long. X»r^ sherhH, A slice of meat. ^^ shcr/.h, The blade of a sword, «::XiSL!ijii aheruhesht. Pottage, gruel. i^^jy^j^ sherkhordun, To -scratch. '^Siys. sherdkhy Broad, thick, long, flabby* ^ U^ sherddkh, Ha^'ing a large foot. jj^ Aherer, Ill-will, grudge or spite. \jj^ ^hereref, A spark of fire, malignity;
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jj^ ^liert. Cutting. 9 j J^ shenehj A bi-awler, u^jJi. skers, Hard, uneven ground. [fierce. i^yo jii, shorsoof. The cartilage of the ribs,
the head of a ligament. ^^ shersher, A brisk youth, a churning-bot- 2^^ shersheret. Cleaving, cutting. [tie, j^y^ shorshoor, A species of sparrow. \-f^'p /^ shersheeb, A ship-worm, a moth. ijojJi:. shers. Uneven ground, the first walking o«7^ sherzi Hsurd uneven ground, [of a colt, h^ shirt, A condition, law, the bank. SUa^ shertet, The watch, the life-guard. h^ii, sheriee, A centinel, a cofnmander of In* fan try, a notary. c^>i s/^era, Religion, justice, a road» CAC^>i sher-a^', Long
^x£ j^ sji^rah'e, A species of striped garment, *£^ sher-af. The law, a pair, a bird-net, cJ^c^ *A^?' <>^>/i Name of a plant, ^^s Ji. sher-yee. Equitable, ^yiisherghy A frog. I l^jz-. ftfierf. Glory, excellency, a horse. Uj.^ sherfk, A high structure, more eminent* CLy^ji!^ shorfkt^ Plur oi C^i ^L shorfeU- [
,_ J I? .^ sherfkk, A low sound of a walkingr 2i^ shorfet, Dignity, honour,; ■-
(ftJyik slicrftish, A kind of sliivib.
^yu Bherfcnj, Aa uaeven road.
i^yi^ sherfeyct^ Fame, reputation, nobility.
cJ^ sher^. Rising, the east.
15 Li sher/ia, {A. sheep) having slit cars.
jfH^ aherket. The sun rising, the east.
c-3ljj^ sherkrali, A green magpye.
^•yi sberktt£, Oriental, exposed to the sup.
^ Ji fiherk. Society, unbelief.
\m/ /-^ she?ek. Stubborn, obstinate.
^5^*^^ shcikee, Frequedtly repeated.
m^ sifi'rm. Cleaving, a gul ph.
J t — ^ ^ shcrmesar. Ashamed,
t ^K^ J^ &hermendiht Disconcerted.
^ j^ p^ slier meedurif To, be ashamed.
(^\^ ^herrif Split (as a rock).
( 5liyL ^hernaf, Corn with long leaves.
^_/^l' J^ shjirnakyK disease iq the eye. [v^orm.
Jiiij ,i; shonickett The cone or clue of a silk"
s^'i/^ sherevky Poison, bitterness, a wiuk.
^ J ..j^ sJiornooghy A small frog.
]^^^J:^ sJxorvky A falsehood.
pi^^j.4; ^kenchz, Full of milk.
i» l^^ii sherwat. Long bodied, swift.
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4^_j^-K shorooh^ Plur of ^^ shereB,- ^^A shorooi//, Flwc. cf ^f^'sherJt^i. i^ Ji, sheroody Running awaj, tercified^ j^vi; sheroor, Plur. of ^ A.^errM^X^b^ i5_j^ shorooty PluF. ©f i^^ «ike;e>Ut)sb«\^ S..^ 5^ ^^-i shoro-a, A beginning, comnieiic^^ricJiitN c_3^^ sheroof, Aged (camel)b. >.ow^
cJ>\5^ ^ifirook. The sun rising* tf ^^ sherivee, Resembling, alike. «^ ^A^reA, Intemperance. . ■ ^
tsA sheree. Flashing repeatedly (lightning, J !wi shera, Excellent. [inflaming with rage, » ^ M yj shereehy Wine, a pot- companion, :' ^KiAshereeh, An oblong slice of meat. Jkj^sy^^ree^/, Flying away. ^ ^ .^^ shereedun, To flow, to murmtir^ J ,^^ shdresr. Beautiful, hurtful, l^^J;,' sheteestty The cheek. luJi, shereety PI af o^ ^\xj pi shereeteh^ iBrntM 'shereetcf, A condition, agreemeAti" '\ *ef/'^ fiA^r^i/ Coura?geoa»/bold. ^ "^^^^ JLj _^ shefeef. Holy ; rfoble, ^^minent. /^
Jijji. sheree f,' A beautiful (youtb^i ;
^^ j£ aheretky A partner, a schoolfellow. *Ij^ ehereeneh, A "dry scab-. _^ »Ji&i»,:Drj»
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wyi shekel. Uneven road, lean, extenuated i^yi, shezlet, An occasion, law. [(horse;. ^yi shezer. Brandishing. J^yi she%rh. Reddish (eyes or milk). %j\^ shezret. Redness in the eyes, &c. \jj *J^ nheiee.ria. The back- bone. c-Ajyi shexeehi A rough unlopped branch. ^^ sh'ss. Hard ground. ^,^<^ sheseb.i Dry, withered, wrinkled, ^^j^.-ji- sliest, A net, a bait, a lancet, sixty, e y^uJ^ shostegkhy Baptism, ^xJ^ sJiosfegee, A washing. Tlx^ slioslun, Tp wash, to baptize, «^ii shesa, A shoe strap, a narrow spot of /^ sheshj Six. [ground, a small quantity^ Ij-ftJ^ sheshta, A lute with six strings. ^^^^ sheshlom, The sixteenth. ^d^^^iJi. P. shcshhhenj, A game, beardless, ./.iJJ' sheshder, A die, dice. /^^ sheshalem, A species of carpet. y^'^^ sheshfeJijt Breeches, children's play, ^•l£i^ fhcthkakel, A root of a tree. [beardless. XUu;i gheshkelet. Changing, adulterating, ^Jji!^ iheshekt Gum of the eye. X she^hleh, Glass*
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J^ sJiess, A net, hook ,&c. Uflii shesar, A piece of wood, fdi^ent*
qo U^i shesas, Having little milk a (camel,) in* U lajSi sHes^Sfi, Misfortuae, af^iction, calami- ty, swift.. 4^ Ui-a sheshyel, Phir. of t^MaJi> sheseelet, Qo^ La^ shesiyes, Plur, of t.*!*-^^ sheseeset, i^ 5Ae5Z>, Calamity, scarcity, a lot* ^<i*i' 5^^s/, Sixty, a hook, ^^'**^ shesfoni, The sixtieth* ^.ii «/«<^e;', Pricking, digging, a young deerj oaAa>» shosos, Milkless sheep. u--» y^i shesoob, Poor, wanting, afflicted, j^v«i skosoor, Having the eye inverted* ^je^*^ske.3oos Scarce (season); shesoos. Poor, ^^AAft skesee, A tumour, [needy, going away, v^AAflA sheseebj A foreigner^ [well,
JEj^i; ahaeebet. Misfortune, the bottom of a ^*A^t ^he$ee9ef, Calamity, scarcity. t^ slieti. The bank of a river, long,far, distant fiU^ sheta. Subduing, the bank of a river, jWi^ shofkr, Plur. o£ ^h\^ shAter, Uj\\a^ ahetarefy Cheerfulness, briskness, cou* "Ib Uo^ shetat, A fine shape [ragQ*
^V>U^' «/ie/^^,Cutting, splitting, turning, distaulo
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g^kii slietehy Pious, adorned.
^txi shctr, A part or the half of a thing,
^ J^ slietrenj, Chess.
^ ^ ^ Ja^ sheirenj'lexee, A chess-board.
jjja^ shttcSf TravelUng, walking.
Jaki ^//e/^/, Oppression, injustice, a lie.
^^ sheterij Stubborn, resolute, a rope,
^Ixii aJietoo, Plur. of ^OLi shetb,*
t^^ki Bheioohy Plur. of *Ak;i sheilet, fent.
^^ki sheioor, Confusion^ departing, disobedi-
<9 cki; f/icioo/,.iH^ving a large bunch, (a she-ca-
c^^ki shctoof^ Far, distant. [mel),
i^JlAf^shefoony Remote, deep well.
^ki sbetce, A cultivated land, a kind of cloth.
fJ^ shetee7^» Far, distant, a stranger.
J&Uiii shexax. Scattering or spreading abroad,
2i I2<;s she%<ifft, Beconriing hard.
<jk\^J;, »/iV**/', Severe,. ha rxl ; sh^^if, A small royti,
iuki shiz'f'i/et, A chip, fragment, [dry bjre^d.
^kka sfuii€e%, A fastened sack. c ;vi
Kii >Aii.^pi»eading.^ .:;^ . U
^^txA ahikr. An under garment, a sig^, deatb. iijlt^ shehret, A needle. uJ Ui ^ft'«>-<\/» Mad- ^ U^ s!ig-'at/br» Plur. of ci^j Ui s/^ecfr^^ [ncsj.
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3^Ui sha-hyih Plur, of iUUiit^ sha-yleh ^itA shah. Collecting together, interpolating, X>jti shoLet, Derivation, the^i branch of a tree, 0^ shaLe^, Enchanjtm^t>.^ILS.;^a/', ..JfelTf; (^^^^ sha-rM^ey Hairy, n. ^hViHiix^.; 'ijxi, ska-ret, ^ One hair, hoarinessr -'« ■■:■. J i jx^ sha^roar, rA li^in4 of game, a sm^ll cu^ if^ $ha-reej Poetical^ _ ,^^' ,. {^umbq;> gUjjci ^^a-$/?^-«,, 3 veift; dispersed. .^
^iix^ sha-^ha'. Long, a- light- shadow, . '".J f^\xS^^ sha-sha-afit Tall, beautiful woman* piM^ sha-shat. Mixture, splendor. ,.
i^^^sc^ sha-seb, A decrepid old man.. ^.^ g jyaxf^ sha-zoor, A wood-nut. .. .^
sha-fet, The summit of a ,mountaipi; . .
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jjuj shah Courageous*' )l^s siha-tk, partly white on the tailj -b -vx?^ XXjbK sha-Jet, Lustre, shining, flame. 4Ji>^> - , jfc^ s^flTW, Reconciling differences. -
f>*jui^/i(i-wioomv Tall, long: {diffused branches* ^^^ s^a?2, Dry.ikllem leat \ y^Ji;.^sha'ioa,Widc V-ia^ fc?» iJ tOPlfp JPlur. of u**i' §/i ah, ^
cf ^^si: shawi'zeey An express, apo§jt-boy, ,yx^. sha-oar, Plur. of yei sftaf. > ;^
c_j yci sho'pQf, J^iw^i<3(i,SkvA jkqfct. V j>., ;^^
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fcA shd-ye^ A lock of hair* U.KX& aha-i/elfi A provision bag for travelkr* yx*& iha-yr, Brfley* />v'oi^i :.**jl
8-jx«i^ sha^yerett A ^^n of barleyV^'^'^'* •i^y:. «A>ti shae a, A chariot, wa^grtn. ^' ^*V, i:i»liA»;s «//o^/ti/^zr Small forelocks. ' -<.*
•^^\ sha yU Parti/ white on the tail. ^^^ha-ykt, A match, candlev'>^ ij« ^ ^ s/io^h, A little, the horn of an ox. ■ U.^ sffogh^^ A qui;yer and bow case, ^Us Jf/it^^er, Empty, /vv^.,iU-».i\/. .; ^
z j^^ f A^g"^flr^:7V A species of sweetmeat, b ^ Uii' ahrcghareh, A brock, *^ liadgcr. *.^lxi she .^ ha > lie em, hong, tall, handsome.~ i...AA sheghehy A bustle, uproar; p. sh:ghch, ^^^lAiLi sheglibtin, Hungry,- desirfe, 'Modest;. .>JL^ shoghtehy A stick u^edft>rbeatingcr>tton. i*j p /^ Qhoghoddeji, To escape, to be conclud* yLS, shegher, Driving, ejecting. ' [ed.
■ydi sheghe^. Cruelty, tr^chery, insolence. %\i^ shegliezhet,' Ttl^^tigiti wrestling. (__*f;> sheghefy Violent love> ^xtremeijoy, ori* glnalfein, '^'i'"^ nA ,^^sr h«i>v.'' t-^. : <j
^ shoghcl, Occupation* l)usiness, attentiox^ ^i^ i/ic^/ii^ CoYj^on»5/«iggardly« .^^^--^
* ^Li sh^ghmoom, Long^tall, hatxdsomi tg^'X ihugneb,' of wy&& thognoolf, A tfn(3^ ykS: ihrghoo, Vnc\cn t^eth," •'• [branch,
J jA^ thoghoor. Somewhat, a badger. tt.
jLyLi sh^ghoofh, Wheat mixed with darnel.l J jii shegh'y)!, Occupation, study, business* JlH' ihegheh. Clotted blood, bard haa<i« yki. sht'ghef, Bl disposed, i i' *vtb\\>4« " " v> .^^ tf^^'^/i^e// Busy, cmp]o;fe3.*' ' :,iiU*
OLi 9^^JF, Ad^'anragc, gain, emaciated* •lijft ihtfht Medicine, remedy. -* Ifit »hef^d. Stately, nbble, grca(nesf« jlLi fh^/(ir, Plur. of S^Lft tksfret, .^wi
IjUi ih^/ireft Rrdured to fxtrcooity or miso-
• i^% near setting (the sun).' g,ai eh^fiiref A species of sweetmeat, tfjii^ iffeftr^ft Having hairy ears. Cc *s±ihf/h'a(, Praying for pardon, recommen- X-Jl>i;»*e^/, Transparent, very thin, [datiotx^ ^Uii sheff'^n, Ciy\i wind veitli rain. juU* shc/Ttnef, A sparrow, a lark. ^ULi ff/i<'yaAt«, Having large lips. [bed
Zi-i shefet, A lip. ^ij,;!^ */<f//, A couch, a day- Sjjjut shffferei. Divided. ^^/At sheftcrenh, A red peach, a wart^ .
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w^^^ */«*/Ve/ie;i^,-A red peach; -^
'if*/^ shift un. To become mad- ^
»,;w^ shifteh, A cauch. ,^ >/,. Vi»
^jLi s/io/er, Afi edge; a margin, ;, ./;•
5.yLw shefret, A servant, tHe side of a spear* ^ ^ yft;^' sAo/er<ittw, To be liberated, ^.wjI^ skofseh, Sun-tise. ii:j:oiO . ' j.
/^iiij^ shofesh. The branch 6f a tree. ixiJuii shofshefet, Sprinkling, bathing (a wound). uJulKXi Bhefiheleeht An enervated old worn aiv Jti^ shefsht'h, A rod used by cotton dressers, Uis sh^a-jat Plur, of^ALi shefia, [gold wire. 3Ui;i shofat, Fury, madness, redemption.
cJuL^ sh^ek, A day, shore, the crepuscu}e,
SuuLi; shefret. Compassion, indulgence.
^^^Ji^ shefek, A bad manJ'poor,^",^.\^ •- • JJUULS sh^felhket, A kind of gaipc [backw^ards, ^jr) ^/oJs^shifleedun, To hi^ssi to break wind
' ii sh^n. Ingenious, penetrating.
j:jjLs shef enter, Bald.
>^J:<:jLx shefentera, Separated.
-•^A ^hefneen, A pigeon, a turtle dovpi :-
J^^iii shefewht, Plur. of .rJLi: sJiefyi.',,^ .^^
J ^ ■shefi)od, Forbid . by religion. ^ ; ; ;ji ,
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>o^ -^ shefooJun, To look earnestly at.' j^i^ shcfoor, A wasp, a hornet. \^^ slif^foof, Dimrnishing, losing, gaining;
i^ shr'fee, l/abial.' ^j^^' shdfeedan, T6 ^y^ s^iefeer. An ed^, m^rglrl. ' [expect^ KAi^ shefiit, An advocate, ^ patrbiiV^^'^^ '^'^ c-ixi^ shefeef. Gaining, increasing, dltriihi5&*- \JU%& 9hefeehy Affectionate, merciful. [ing^ x-aLj; shefcehet, A small lip. -•
cJi^ shekkt A crack, the dawn; lab diir; trotrbT'e^'' ULi shekciy Petulance. ^^ liLi shoJthh, A kind 6f* tf^Uus shokb^raCy A lie, falsehood. [herb,*
cJJLiu; shok^k, Oppos-ition, felony, rebellion.'^
jif'iS;^ shekakety A wild carrot; Ojlju; shokhwef, Misery, disgrace, poverty. JiiVUi shekayek, Plur ofcJi.>Jt-i shekeeket* XJui shekeff The half, rage, distance, passion. gvJLi shek^h. Lifting up the leg to piss (adog,)'^ IsOui shekhcti Froth, [breaking.
v^UsOLi shekthfeb', (A sheep) having crooked 45s\jl-i shekhee, Red (gown). [ugly horns> »*x«L£ shMetj A kind of herb- cJjsXi shekdcf, A kind of vehicle.
I 1 ^iii' sfickcJdLr, A commander, superior*. i^»^%^ shehcrikf A green magpye,
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gyii ^hoWef, A clear shinif)g r^d colour. UiiiaiJi. sheksheket, Splitting (wood,) pronounc- 4jaju; 6h-kes, A portion, pai ticie. [ing, brayii^ cJiiu; she/>f. An eartjien pot. ...:hj\,9 •:„•
u#ii; she^iek, Plur, of xiui sJicket. ijjjli shtken ox 0Xi^ shekeeii, Little, few. ^ sheJfeo, Combing (the hair) growing (a j^ ^he/toor, Descripiion. ftoothi^,
O^jLi shokook, Plur. of^JLi «/ie^>^.' .5
^^^^ , ^fto/5w^ _ A, small pre^nl, / ^ ,\ •^.' . ^ jshekeh, Cleft, or. open. . .' -T .;| ^fjf^kce. Poor, unfortifp^e,s,^^^X,-. bold, ^vju; «/igto, J}efornie4»:.,^q(;^> ^> ^ {proud.; ^xJui shekcc%, A reptile; .^ young camelioij.^ ^'ij-, S.hekeer, A species of camelion. r\^ -^j^ , -^ (jaJLi ^kekaes, Going haste {a bprse), r^xvajn^j ^Sii ^M'd'e^ Earthen jug. ..1 ^ ^^.^U -.^^
tJuiui sUekeif, One half, a stout palf. ' TSSji, sh'kiikelf A cavern, cleft. ^..^ A'Ae^. Suspicion, jealousy, doubt. ,
jV:;k shikar, Pillage, sppil, banting, cbace. , (Ji^ shi/iaree^ A^hyinltT, a bird or animal; t\j y'lj ^■shikarectiun, T,o hunt. fpf prej'. ^ VCi ihckax, Libidinous, of a bad disposition.
lU^^-i ^JieYasef, Hut tfulf mischievous, depravl* ^[£^ shelasch, A hedge- hog. [ty of nature-, (JO ICi sheias, Having uneven teeth. [tain, c_5 1<^ shikqf, A cleft, open cavern in a mouri» ^IC^ shckhftun or ^iCi*^ To tear, split,
to be torn. ilCj^ shjikhf<ihy The bow of a violin. X^. 1^1^ shekhket, A tract of land. M tCiy sheJihl, A jackal l. [care,
/ i^i-'' tXji^' shekMcth, Treachery, thought, J tCj^ shekaleh, An hedge- liog, an urchin,
^^ U,^i^ sheialeeditrj, To thirik, to betray* JU l.Si;i shekhmet. Stubbornness, rebellion. ^ tCX shi'kcLf?, A breaking a breach, a wrinkl^^ »u^a.i sheka^y Vieinitv, resenibiin-i, like. ^'^ CI, i_5 l^i; ,shek^fvcit,VUiv. of . ^^.^^fc shckwdt* 4lu>l.^a<i sh^k'^iycf* A mourding; a complaint,' Ail^i-i sh^kh'ji'^k, Plur. ot t^A^:^^ sh'^kcekett^ ♦2^^a.i sfiok'i'h, A present, gnythiH^^ t-epaiil. j^^U=ii shck^'^^f, A net for holding grass, 2r«=i^ sh'kef, A dart, an arrow^, schism.
jOO .-JiXl:l< she^£teh^'end, A girdle, a zone. ^Wi sheki'dy Returnirig thanks, a pieseat? a ir/?£?yj^r; Su^ar ; shokoVy Prailse,
MJ^ sA4<^>^^irr Bai:ning, ^sweetness.
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{^\yS=^t shehari, Being pleased with,' assent, $^Ci shekreU Full of milk. [gratitude,
*M;/^^ slvik^rdun, To hunt, seize, catch. 1^^/^ shekeristiin, A sugar-chest.
y^jK^ ^h^gc^fi A magnificent man, active,
vigorous, good. t*j^y& sht'ger/eedtin, To be great, strong.
tyXS shekreh, A h^wk, pudenda ; shikreh, A
she-goat, a she-camel, going haste. 4f^i shekra, A milky (sheep). '^^M^shehz, 111 disposed, digging, penetrating. ^y^jji sheks. Of a bad temper.
♦ .j:*v.X^ s/u*^(^^W7?, To break, to be broken /posed* ^.^a^ ^Ati-(i, Rage, pained. ^0^:.^ A/i^^iojIlldis- .v/u*'*^/, Wonderful, e?:cellent, a ji^^ shikfiegueei Flourishing, [miracle. ^'AL_^J sliikfiiit?, 1 o look with wonder; thokfiunt 'I'o open or expand (as a flower). JiJ^J;;^shelftiht A club of wood, a gimlet, a fold, ^^A^N^Ci-^ shegfcedun, To wonder, [a wrinkle.^ 3^=^^ ahek'ih Shape, manner, form. '^'=^p, shekla, Having reddish eyes, doubtful. "
^,„JjJ^ sheklek. The upper part of the thigh* J^J^J:^ sl^ikleh, A slice, 'a cut^ wool. foqe). CjjsXCt^shekleedun, To tear, to disturb (anjr '
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Jil ffTiekm, Biting, reward, recompensirtgi'
f^ shiienif The belly, the stomach. .^J^ she'emheh^ The belly or stomach. J 1 >Tr-C^ 9hekcmd^ry Having a large belljr; ^*X^^^ shihcn. Breaking.
^itheiemhfThe belly, the paunch, th$
shekenj, A fold, [stomach*
sheienjeh, Pain, a model, a bleacher.
CJ ^^rT^ theienfeedun, To put to the rack7 yCj:^ ahekoo, Bewailing, bemoaning. j\ yKji^ %ho:ywkrt Sorrowful, mourning, i^^i-i s/ie^ti;^/, A waCeror mill;-bottle made
of the skin of a sucking kid. ^ ^■^;i shekoosee, A species of herb. [t^'ip* ^ ^K^ shogookk, Unhappy, stumbling, apt to t^j^ y^ shogookheedun, To stumble* j^.£ai {'hokoor, Plur. of ^^x^ shokor, U^Xi shokoofci, Flourishing, expanded. '^ ^K^ shekooftun, To admire, to wondeF. iyK^sHokoofeh, A bud, a flower. ^ y^=ji, shok^o^, ^^Sai shoiool, Piur. of ^^1^ ' [Plur. of ^ J^XS* thokoolelf, A hard nut. ^yJ- shokooneh. Turned up, inverted. 0 ^XS' shtikooh, A small toWn, handsome, j-es*?
pect, dignity, majesty, magnificeupp.
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/XA^A sh^konmend. Grave.
^^Xi-A^-Jtvo/z/A, Excellent, gracefulness, [afraid.
i*j ^^ y^ shokooheeduu. To be grave*, lo be
J^J:^ shel-'h. The noise of the feet; ahikkehf
A military instrument. ' Sai fh'k'ef*,' A rough or sharp bridle. ^^^-^^ fthvk eh, Fortitu^e.^patience ^j >,^-^C- sh'^k'el'Mtiiiff, To, be patient. ,*ijkX]^y ^heki't^i lath. To ielk to narrate, ^x^a-i 5/i^^'e/T»5fXhe bar:k of a tree. JLSiASa,i ^A ld<'^T(« A^crowd^, a fruit- basket. ^*^^ sink ^iiiy Biiing.^, 3l»A.;=ui slieke('fttef,S)£ » bad temper, the bit of y;. fhe/^ Paralyticki. sijf. [the bridle.
Jli six Illy Having; a drj'paral^ tick hand, blind. Sa. 5Vi sht^llcthJi Urine of a mountain-goat. ^• tS ^ shrl/^fet, A concubine, a whare. ,^Il^ shellok, Fjagellatipn. li^sheliet/^^e. ir^ten^ion or object of a journey, / sl-JiA ^A^^^ '^» A tumult, accusation. - f AJKv^-i sheljem, A turnip. VssJii; shelhb,. Arms. A shdhek. Tottering, weakly by nature.
^>A she/ekli, A ground^, origin, a race. 3ii'4 shehht'/. Flowing perpetually (water). LU skdf}t» A knife.
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, 2«A^ gjj(.pg}igj^- 'j^ ttjrtirpr, ihe rape-root* v-' \ JiA^ sjie'gheh, A" corn or h^-fofrk.
U sfelk; The strolre given by a' seourgei ULi shelka, 1 he Coulter of a pibngh. .:>-'Z\ juUui i^hdek:^^, A goosp, the eggs'of a croeodile* y^^JX^ sheleJt. A species of htrrb orplan^^'V *J.^' */ie/ew, Jerusalem/ ^^^ t»si. ^.^ l.J^s/if'/wa^^.Br^ad grated' and boiled witlt
a little water, sugar, &c. I^arlej water*
^^'^ 5Wt7;;\ A' mat 'f(r/r*ktieeling oti;^ ^'*'^?^ ^Li shefoo, Carrj ing xVfF;' |(6ing awayi'^ ^ .^
) I^A:^" s/ic^/^rdr/'A brd^chepvyrawer^.'-^ -'-'' ^^ J^^ sholookeh^ A nut, a walnut:' '* i-J^-C:^ ^^jLii shelaol^ Driving camels, active ani. irest*
n^'dy'ih seiPvingot-hefs."-^'''' ^^'^^ "''^ Ci
^^sh'loirfrej, A kmd:x^^tHist1^■'^^- - ^S i-lt shvtielfi The- moiiiK ¥ ^tin<AilI. .. * v
%.\:- 9hd'kij:;f,The rerftaihk of a cattle^ ''TmaJtCf ^'^rshehek^^th cushion; a small carpet, a ^ i^hun. Flight; 67ie?/?, A subterraneous habt- \s^ shf'i/id. Wax, a tapei*, ' naked. ' ftation. [^ iiliom:,Yo\i.c,Vg^.sIiemdLff Rejoicing at the rUci shemaf, Tnflie, [distress' of anotheri
^i^ shcma%, Impregnated (a she-camel)^ "-^^
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/^ J^ shnmhr. Computation, an equal num* J '«& ihemhr, A kind of herb, [ber.
t-JjUi shomhrek, Torn garment. ^^yL^ shemhreedun. To calculate, ^'j\j^ «^ewd%e«5e/, A bashful woman, 4)- Us shenihs, A horse of a bad disposilicn. 0b U\i shomtis, Swift, nimble, expeditious, laxtUtf shemitieet, Plur. of islt^i ihemtat, *l^ shem^-a, A maker of wax-candles, ^W6 sh^ffio-l, A bad omen, equality. J»<ci shemaleot A cold day, northern. ^aIUc sheTJid^leal, Remainder, a garment, m Uvi sAm^w, A small odoriferous melon. 4i;:-»UU« she»ihmat, ?\\xr, of ^^shetneem* w^ K^ sheni^meh, Naked. .t\;i^ shemhn. Lamenting, sobbing, tearingr Jl^ showantht Any thing odoriferous .^11^ s^ow^ydw, You, (when more than two). ^^\^ shomhyel, V\\xu of ^\^ hhemuL ^j i«tt shvmhyem^ Plur. of ^a«c; shemeem. X«A nhommet. An odour. ^""^ sheiiij, A crack, open, a cave, a grotto, kswci shemhet, Very long. jBVa shemehht Lofty, great, high. >:a:\^ shomeihter. Distressed, base, mean.
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'♦j^r.jf*'^ sfiTsmkJiehzeduJt, To pierce, to bbr€<. ds«c sh^m%, -impregnated (a she- camel)?' ^ci *ftemr,. Liberal, penetratif]^ ; :*^,dmirr^ ]^Iis« g ? yeii shamrcy* An idle lie, [fortuiie,
^js^skemret. Numeration, coinputation,
^ Bhomrojy Cloth of a flimsy texture. i*)>rv^ shomordun. To number, compute, 5 UH ^ffi shemreSt A kind of thorn* j,t>!i «/2ewer?d/, Tall,r waving. t5 ^«c; shemmeree, Quick, nimble. ,*\^i/^ shemreeduiiy To be terrified, to sigh, jj,^ s^^/ws, A. necklace, the sun, a fountain, ju,^ shemsst, The figure or resemblance of the ^...^ shenisehy A citron, an orange, [sum
^^ shews ee,So\ar, ^\.t/^ shemshad^ThQhoiL-' ^ijT ^herashir, A scimitar, a sword &c.[tree, ^jacci cvAcJwe.9, Speaking fast. yc^ shemser, Cruel, to be strfct, harsh, fci^ s^t?////, Mixing t\7o\things, Mi3«c ^he.iital, A part divided fjrom a whole. X! I3€« ahomthleh A piece of fat meat. ^^ sheniz, Instigating, taking by degr^es- ^•i ehenih. Jesting, wax, a wax-candle.. CJ^J^^ sheinadin, A candlestick.
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Jjtpi sJiemal, A tall elegant man> a brisk camel. ^ff€i»/&hemayee. Of a cao^dle, waxen, [stifiking.
e>U/^ shemghendeh, S\n(\A, lewd man, iilth,
^ >ji >ti/^ she7vghe)jdeedu?i. To be bad or fetid, cic^ shemek, Playiti^, brisk, cheerful. ^^ shemel, Univ^ersal, common, capacity. SXes, shemillef. Going haste (a she-camel).. iMct shemlclet. Hasty, nimble. ^^uA/** shemleedej, Wild saffron. »^ shomem, The length of the tip of the nose. ♦ j/^ shemen. An image, idol.
ftyu.^ shemendeh, A bestower, giver.
g ^ shemoqif Sewed with wide Btitches.
r^«^ f>henioohj A thin flimsy habit.
r>«ci sbcniookh, Hi^^h, sublime*
(jo^eci shcmooa, Being swift,
^^ shemool, Cold wine, the north wind,
- 3ci shemoom. Any thing fragrant.
4::,^ sh'-ffiee!, A brawl, shame, upbraiding.
0,^^ shdfneed, Astonished, amazed.
^^A<^ sheweer, Careful, watchful, studious (man)*
IxA^ shemeet, Mixing two things.
*J^ sherneeiiu Perfume.
^ ifiin, Plunder; a^ shenn, Old, worn,^
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U* thenh, Mean, base, acknowledging*' U,J^ thenh, Swimming. ^>w U^ shenMeedtm, To understand, jfr Ui shenkht A Ull man, a young fat camcU ^ Ui; shenk ter, PI ur. of j ^Zii *7;e n /er<r/. ^Ui^shgn^khf A mountain, hill, a high ground, i U^ shanitr. Shameful ness, a port, a kind of '1^/ij^ ihen^reeduitt To swim. [herb,
. - IX^ «AenU, Intelligent, unknown, [kaow^. U U,i^ */i«7i V4, Comprehending, one who ^^w-Uii* shen^seedun. To perceive/ under* ypUif/i^V*, Tall, strong (hor3e), [:>taBi« tUi shen<ii, A beautiful woman, «UA t.^tr»a-a, Swimming j^yyUi then if i It X To unJfimtand, to bear* ; cJ Li .Mheiib, V, Tall, long,/ ^^iLi shen^ii. Hatred, ill-will, Cvl,l w*4ttfr. ihonhn. Dropping from a hottie (water). ^t^ shifi^w, Ssvimining. J ^^ shcnawcr, Quick, lively, awiaiini>ig. . • U;t shenah. Cinnabar. jM/j^Ui- shena^eeiiun, To hear. ^iLi zhenaycft Hurtful, miscUievoud. ^Ui ihenaya, Plur o^ *^ iheuca. vosA thetUb, Freshness, beauty of the tectlv
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C^j^ shemlesct, AfFectiQn^^-attachment*-
iS ^^ shcnilnl, The yellow yiolet.
ijZi, shdfjteref, Au ^ar-ring,
^ sheu(j, Shrivelled ; p. shevj^ Hard ground,
meat soured .with vinegar. ^t/^ shenjar^ A red paint for the face.
\.Jf^ shctijood.^VioMndit^y a wound.
'^^•/^ bheryoodnnTo vex, to drop, to scratcif.
iJLsXki sh^Ti'heff, Long.
iUj yisJA shenhhooh The peek 6r top df a hill;
"j^ shend, The bciak and claws of a bird. ,^
\S tyVi^ shindal; A kind of thistle.
K^ \ o^x^ shendarei. Obscene; jealous.
^>^ shendef, A drum.
v«>^ ^/;ewxfe<;r," ill-disposed. •
v-.jXi shenzeb, Fast, hard^ solid, sharp,
lai/i ^honoty A piece of meat dressed.
t«ilIi;A shenzqfy The summit of a mountain.
vJali^ shonxel, Of a good disposition.
Sf^iliA sh^nisowel, The side.
>i^^ shemcer. Ill-natured. ,;^ shenat Bust*.
t_5 Uj;^ shtnafl 1 he top of a mountain, [ness.
Xju^ nhetiot, Meanness, ugliness.
^nii, shenam,^ tall man.
ti^liijLi ^enghafj, A long slender -branch^
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5^>a shengheret. Wicked ness» eJU;ii shenghefy Tottering, staggering* jjjtiii, sheiigheer, Impudent, ill-disposed. Sjlij:^ shenfkret, Activity, nimbleness. ♦yd^ shenoftun. To hear. \^she7?Jta, A f'dlcon, u^\jj^ s^heni^l, Odout. ^xi£, sfienhem, A little, few. L3\i%xi^ sheniknaky ^lisery^ ^.^^ shenJt, Beautiful, a tall man, indo]erxt> 1^ shengh, The night time. yl^ shenghr, A species of herb. ^yW shengerf, Vermillion, cinnabar, j>,j^^ shengeree%, Syrup of ginger. /Jw' shengol or shenhol, A sweetheart, )yi^ shenkoor, A mendicant's basket. ^jXX^ shengeenehf A bar, a bolt. [nent*
yj^ slienoo. The cypress, s ^ii shenoot, Abstl-* ^'^ yj^ shenoodun. To hear, to understand,. **»y^ shenooseh. Sneezing. ijoy^ shenoos. Adhering, twisted. ' e>'yjJ' shemvendehj Hearing, an auditor. j^f^ shenehber. An aged woman. ^•^ shenee, A large pan of copper or brass. c^jifSJi sheneel. Clean teeth, sweet breath. >jjX^^/ie«ee^, Heard. ^MyuX:^ sheneeduti,TohQSLr,,
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^fX& sheneer. Ill-disposed. ^i, 8henee%t Hurtful, mltchicvous. » •jA slenee%eh, A comb. [hideous.
^^ shensa, Shameful, abominable, hateful, ^yciw^ sheneeftun. To be altered, confounded, jUJLi sheneek, A bastard. I^i shewht Roasted meat, V ^^ shejvdh, A v^ild turkey. ^^^ shewajen, Plur, of ^^us^fl/en. ^1^ shewarf Household furniture. vj^>^ shewurib. The whiskers, the gullet. f^j]^ shewMky Plupr of c_j*j U «/iire^.
-^^ ) ^ sheivasht Aniseed. ^joS^ shewas. Depravity, villainy. Ijiyi shawm. The ere. ^* t^ shawa-yiy Plur. of y^\j;,shci't/U X-«<^i shaivatfiet, Vlur. of Lo\^ ahdmet, ^v*!^ shawantekh, Plur. of ^L£ shamekli* ^sASyH. shawaheih Plur. of j^\ji, %}ialed i3vj>!^i shawaheen, Plur. of ^^4,1^ shciheen* %.^ yi showb. Mixing the juice of meat. i J5^ shauha, Gruel, weavtr's glue, .♦f I ^ Shoolan, A shepherd, a pastor. >iy^ sloobej, A rolling-pin. - [of yew-tree. •yi ^ shaivpereli, A bat. *>. yi shawhet, Akiad
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^ Jt^ sfioo^h, Gladness, impudent «*^ r y^!^1'0ckh7iah, Sordid, nasty, [the nailib Cj ; fy" shook, ^oodiin, To tear the fiice wltli ^ J^ shookheet Gaiety, good humour, glad, filth* ^jj?^ shook dedun,TohQ chttvlvX, to be fil* ^ay; shawdehf Long-bodied [thj, &c.
j^^ shooder, A kind of plant. [ter,
t*J ) ^ shodun, To be. j y> sjioor. Salt, bit* yji^*^ y^ shorbekhi, Misfortunate, infamous^ rj^^j y' shooraneeduTj, To cause to mix. l»^ y^ shoorlct, Broth, soup, gruel. / ^V>^ s^^oorfagh, A wood ofyellov/ col ouiV fM U,^^y^ shoristan, A salt-marsh, a marsru > ,,^j^ shoorhl. Confusion, a tumult* S ^ J t^ shobrwa, Broth. f> J ^ shoonh, A fruit, salt-petre. i^>i.j^ shooreeduTit To mix, to be confused, j^ shawtt Loving with ecstasy, [to wash* ^js^ shawze\ An impression, a matk. ^j^ shfjcz'^hc' , k garment, . ^^ y^ shoo>h, A branch cut from a vine, i^^yH, shoodid. Going haste (camel)* ^ ^ i,h(io.h:^kf A heap of sand. \*Byii. shows. Cleaning, having the tootli-ach* fc^-ftftau'/, Once, one course or U^at, .-.»
^^^ shawa. Bora immediately after another. f y' «^ooo-^, Afflicted with purulent pimples. li'^ shoogha, A stable, fold. u^ shou'fy A harrow, furbishing. ^J5^ shouk, Gaiety, inclination, love. >_o^ ihoivkeh, A large hoof, a tall man. ^yi i/iyu'^t'^ Gaiety, alacrity, loving. ^^ ^hmk. A species of plant. ]k^yi, %howheti A weaver's instrument. C)^ /y" 6'/ioo^T^r7, An herbof a strong scent. Ju^^i show}el, Raspberry bush, infantry, ^y^ showlath Lifted up.
Smm^y^ shooiek, A bird that often changes co-
Jy" ahooleh. Dunghill. [lour,
^>Jy^ shooleedun, Undetermined.
t^cJy^ shcohedeh, A stable, a ruined house.
«^ A. v,shoom. Unhappy, black. .
v-jty^ «^oowflr/. Again, r^ y' shomeili, Par-
^J^ shoomee, iJi-lucked, disgrace, [sley.
*.,.^^ sLoomeen, Spinnage.
^ -jJ' shoonel, Mad woman, a granary.
^ ^y bhootider, A carrot. [per.
e >yy^ shewendeh. Formed. ^*y^ shoneez, Pep-
fc^^iA^o-^t;/, The heat. D^i' sheweh, Agate#,
♦-r-*^^ ^howheb, An hedgehog, an urchin, t
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i, •^ sJtooher, A husband. ^ AT^ s/ioo/idrc'A, Ploughed land, a pale, ^y y^ shou'hee%, Looking upon, observation,, ♦ ,^*^ shoo/ieen, Spinnage. CJ^iy" ^f'<itveeclu?i. To become, to be- ll;^ shoilhy A species of herb.
/yuj 4^ shooyendeguee. Washing. ?}^^J.*^.^ shot/eedun. To wash. J^ sheh, \ K'^^ shehh, A king., [bridegroom, a king, ^Ia^ shehaf', ^Iilk diluted with water. ^[^ sluhdid, Y\\ir. of ^^ sheh ed. S js t^ shehhdet. Evidence, proof, testimony, j\^^ shth^Ty Agreeing for, or giving monthly, ^iljA shehkroQ, A cement for building* - 1^ .shehcnn, A witch, a hag. lUl^ shehi-meL Bravery, cottrage, liberality, J'^' sht^hknehy J^Pyai, royally. «-A^ Jheh&t^r Of the colour, of ashes, [night.
-•-U^A;«f/rtA^'ai: A biting mule; shohhk, Clear ^yty,j^ sh'hi'tiroo, A ditch rounc^^a city»
' j^-yi^ shehh z, A krge soct of h^w^k-. ^^>U^ thek^'dn, Plur, of^i^ shelialf,lh}ack', SU^^ siiMct, Incliniog more to white thaa
^\M~y sUehbed, The leader of ari afrmy.
'l-^yj^ sJiehteTf Aged, l^rgQrbeaded.
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^J^ shcTfper, The longest feather In the wing. t^X^ .^hi'h'>fhof, A chesnut. [tribute, &c. y >i^ shehfem/er, A receiver-general of duties, vi^ vy^ sht'htooft A mulberry, a blackberry. lU^^i; shehjfbef. Perplexing (business). ^^ sheht'd, Honey, a honey- comb, sugar, Jj<^ii i-h'hdd, Pluf. of jsA^ sheheed. \^\^^ f-h^dab, Hydromel* S^^j<^ shehd^ref, A wicked man, ^^ jy.^ sl^ehdaneh, A large pearl, bead. jOv£-i shihder, A bOy, a girl. fa palace.
1 1 V aA shehdt'euar, A hi^h wall surrounding '^ shaker, k city. ; ^-^ /y^ sheherb^r, A river. 5rf^^ shchrtlef. An old woman. >o J5- shcherlend, The walls of a city. 5i;.^i; shtheret, Renown, divulging, celebrating.
iM ^yy^ sheherhtan, A large city. C-J^/i; nhchr-cf, A spinning-wheel, reel.
jX^ ^ fhehetvand, Covelous, full of desij-e*
[S j-f^ shehene, A citizen.
jyy^slit'hreer/ihe sixth Persian month (Au-
«~ gust,) the fourth day of every month.
H 1^-vA shchsowiir, Brave, a valiant champion.
jL^^ shehkar. Sown land. , ^ [red,
^^ shehtl, Dark grey (eyes,) with a shade of
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»^ llA sJiehla^t Honey njixed with wax. Xl^ sh^hlei, Understanding, perceiving. JyJ:^ shehlf^h, A bat. ^ shehem, Afraid, ^ ±y^ 5/id«g«^,ProcIaime(^,3n ^Rormqus crime, ^,^^4^^^ shehmsheetu A royals^at, a gallery, C->S^^ii. shehwat, Fiur, of i;^^ shdWet .1 J A-A shehwhr. The most precious pearl, ^, ^3^;i shehwaii, Lascivious, desirable. »^4>i shehweft Desire, appetite, sensuality. A^^-w sJu'hooJ, Being present or an eye- wit* ^^£: shehoo.m, Terrified, frightened, [nesa* -a^ sheheed, A martyr, */ .•
^A^ sheheer^ Famous, celebrated. (^{-^ shih'&rn. Discreet, wisely managing. A^ sheiuen. The gum of a tree. • .^ shet'^ Roasting, dressing, being willing. Ui sh&ea, Plur. of jiU shat. J U- shehlee,^ dram weight. ^ i^^ sluyahfiztt-^
jU^ sleyar, Sa(ufday»?.ity',hrl/i[ful, laborioufi, /*j >V.; ^ sleareedun, To behold, tQplqugh* ^U;i shii/ns, A malignity of nature. •; .-. v l» U;i shhjaf. The smell of burnt cotton. (^h Ui sbeyatjen, PJur. of ^^ IW-i iheiian* XJiLji shei/nzimet, Piur of ^la^i; shei^em,
• fcU^ sh'r^-u, ProclalKied, reading, divulging.
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Li cJU;i sh^hf, A fine collyrium/ -l>i; »hiy(inf> PJur. of jLe U shamet, rj\^ sJvi/)n, A recompense for g:ood or evil, »Us f'hiyih, Plur. of »t~ 5/ii/. [dragon's bloody %g,jj5i 5/ie/i, Becoming old, white hair; p. sheiL,
The lower part, the base, Uxxi' ^heebh, Grey-haired (woman) ; p. slieibh, ^IjjIaJ^ s^ee^j^oAi?/, Eloquent. [Clear, light. ^L^' shcebhny A cloud, cold. ^ «
> T:t^ «/^ec?>6or, A tube, a flute. TS''^^*
,»'_vw^5/i^d^<?5W, Lower in place, rank, or de- *A<i sfwity Willing, desire; shlfj/i^t, a mark*
(^^l^A^b sJieehkn; Watchful, a zealot. iV' i^^^*^ ^^ s/idc^^/f/'Grbwing'old, a mad of authority. 'iss^'^ shcMet, An old woinan. 0^ sheid. Plastering, (a wall), perishing; £• " '**' ilided, 1'he sun, shame, clear, -'v ? . ' •- ) /^ sheedkt \^l'd<\, distracted, astonished. ^('jii)j^^^sjif^6(liihh, A'suift (grey^ horse,, ^tjwu; ^heedoi/ec, Madness, distraction. f^^Wiy^'^^ sheedetfifin, A. wolf.
^■^'^fei*, Saturday) ; iPil B/lir^ A tyger, a lion; ^^^j^ sheer ad J A sackii'-.boil ./.[^if^^^VV M^^K*
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Cj^J^/i^ sheerhzolan. Soft, gentle in speech,
© yl J^ sheer a%e}iy Sewing.
0>y^ sheerhneh, Like a lion> brave,
(/l^^ sheraie, Ebonj.
^ y^ sheerlhy Meat dressed with milk,
^A/^ ,9^eerpdr72<?/, Milk dressed with rice* {J) /^ sheerxeJt, A phy sick, urine of a bat. ■ ^j j.J^ sheerxemeh, A congregation. ^J/^^ sheerzenefi, An oblong butter-dish, *— ^/rr' shersek, A hare-hunting dog. [pent, '*^r j^ sheerkook, The cast skin of a large ser-* t//^ s/ieer^ed, A kind of Chinese animal. 'a ^ sheererriy Mixed, confused. /V^/C'^ slicerman. Courageous, warlike, .^v>>.^ yJ^ sheet nienL A fat lamb, a raging lion^
jt^^^ sheerlnkar, A maker of sweetmeat;5« •/T' s^'eereh. New wine, juice of fruit. ^ jir^ .*Aeer(?e, Lion-like; sheeree, Milking, "^../ip sheeretnch, Scurf on a child's head, ^/ii «/i(%. Moveable, w-^ISlJI' sheeslia/enk. The wao:-tail. \^v^'^^ sheeshet, Going heavily on. J\±^ sheeshelth, A ny thing corrupted from age, JuJ^ shcesheh, A glass, a bottle, a cup. ytfu^ «^ees, A species of bad date, a kind of fisW
^^ Ita^ aheithri^ The devil, a demon, stubborn,
g^laxi; sheefrej, An Indian medicine.
^^ sheczenii Long, tall (man, horse, orcamel)%
^ sheca, A shoe-latchet.
j^jl-A^ s/teifirit Nature, habit, [ed with love.
^/^' sheeffiin, To become insane, or distract-
^\ ^ sJiei' efa/iy A species of hemlock.
.♦ IL^ sheeian, A royal table or entertainment*
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*ju^ shcilem, A short mean looking man, a J^ shc^Ich, Rice soup, wormwood, fmiser. ^y\ sh-eh'ein, A ray or skate. /^ shiem,. The scale of a fish, castor. iU^i sheernet, Nature, babit, custom. (jJ: sheifig Shame, disgrace, defect. [Publishing; ^^ shiou, Mean, base, below. ^^^ sli.eyua, « .A^ sheyonh. Dishonest, shameful. •- 8h<yJ\^ The neighing of a horse. shiiyeCy A small thing. ^vjJSi shcryikh^ A little or old man.
j_y9 sad, The fourteenth letter of the Ara- bick, and the seventeenth of the Persian al*-^ phabets. In arithmetick, it expresses 9.0, and is the abbreviature for ^*^ se/er, The second" Mahometan monjth. ifl^salff A kind of bitter plant..
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^•^-^ sh^er, A man renowned for patien-cei ^ (j_>^Lo saloon, Soap.
4---*=. U? ^a/??^, A lord, a master, a commander, JUs^U f}b,hihet, A wife, a ladj, a female eom^ ^^U, shkhee. An unclouded sky^ [panions. jUU. skkJiet, 111 luck, an evil. ^ U 54^/16^, Sound from the collision of irori» %y^ \ja scikhiret, A kind of earthen vessel. ^ L^ sadt The letter y^, Copper, brass, a ket^"
tie with handles. jiUtf ehdeVy Emerging, returning, produced* ^iUa sadikt Shining (as aurora). cJJiU» skdek. Just, true, ingenuous, good. 4f A U sadeCf Thirsty, dry. [done.
Kj U» sflre/. Thirst, any thing necessary to be ^jU sarekhy An assistant, one who calls for
assistance. cJjW sarif, A cheat, extravagant, changing. ^lyi^a sa:rhn, A sharp sword. . r
7. •; ^ scif^^RJ* Pl^ister. <sj\jo saree, A sailor. ^ U^ s4-fl, Even and plain grxDund. 'is. U> sa-af, A place .where women card cottOJO^ jUiiUtf Sftr-yket, E^eath, punishment* ^ U sagheTy A measure, a large dish. ^l^ saf, Pure^ clear, candid. . .-
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jsito sqfir, A blower on the flute, or pipe. ^9 Iff s^fen, The saphena vein running trora th«
inner ancle to the great toe- \yi \.^ scbfce. Fine, clear, pure, candid. tJ)L«? sak, The leg. jjfu? SikH, A polisher, *~Mm> salilf, A burning fever. aJ U shlit. Danger, misfortune. ^^U? shlch, Honourable, apt, proper, good. ^ ia3 shlehhi Corroding, scabby. Jl^U> 8b,lkhaneh, A slaughter-house. 43 Up sklt^gh, A sheep of six years old, an ox, Cx^ \iff s met, Silent, a score (of camels), ^ l-e safiiely Dry, withered. »JUo sknia, (God; the creator, an artificer* jfjUr skwee. Dry. xXaU? shinlety Neighing, i. jf U» sk-aee, The inward growling of a dog.^ 4:^j1.^ sayil-. Right, straight. 4,:i^ U» *fl?/i^. Exclaiming. [ing wool.
4jU» sayigh, A goldsmith. cJuLs *«^>/, Bear-* cJbUo sayik, Adhering.
JLSaj U? eayifiet, The smell of moist wood*. ^ 3^ l» «a^i/. Presumptuous, furious. ' . -.< ci a* j^ \jo saim, Thirsty. L^^^a seLl, Effusion* : ' '•? Uao *e/^a, Youthful ardour or love, a gentle 1^ U*« seitilet. Desire, love* [wind.
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^ Iaa» selaJff The morning, tomorrow morning, Sb^lAAo sebahet, Gracefulness, elegance. ^\AAa sabhhee, Blood, ^[aus sihar, Patient. Uj Im9 selkret, Answering for another. ^ij^ seba-a, Any thing eaten with bread. ^\.^ sebogh, Tincture. 'i^l^sebXwet, Child- <^M se/jel. Steepness, downwards. [hood. Su^ sehhety Inflamed with love. ciAAi.^ sebftj Mending a garment. ^^jua sobh, The dawn, aurora ; sehh. Drinking tac^j^ sohhef, Morning. [in the morning.
il^"^ sobohgkhy The dawn, morning, ^XAs sehvy Patience, toleration, abstaining from. ij.K^ sobref, A heap of corn. KM*a sela, Puffed with pride. i^ sebegJi, Baptizing, colour, dying (cloth). ^yXAA^ sebghee, A vender of colours. (jj-kjio sebn. To forbid, to keep from. yAja seboo, Foolish, - <
^y^ sehawhn, Plur, of ^a*^ sehee, 5^x» sehn^t. Childish, foolish. ^^xAo sebooh, A breakfast, a morning collation. jy^ seboor, Most patient, gentle. ^^Ai soboogh, Distended, sleek (udder). ^^ selQe, A boy, a youth, the edge of a sword*
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vaa)« seleel't Ice, a kind of shrub.
SuA^ seheyeti A girl, child.
^UA*^ seleeh, Elegant, beautiful, a lovely face,
S-SVXAA3 seleehet, Ihe dawn.
^^AA^ seheer. Patient, flgur,
4jL*>^ se//, A crowd, a violent concussion ; sitt,
-U^ soithiJh A huge head, [Opposite.
^^ix^ sottarijA seller. Xaa^ 5o//e/, The contra-
^•^ seiewy Solid, strong, firm. 'V- [ry.
^Xao fic/oo, Going along, ci^.j^i^ select, Noise,
C,e^j^ seteemctt A hard stone.
^w sojjy Sound of iron striking iron.
^^ sehh, It is true, authentic.
SLlisNi^ seJMet, Society, plur. of lii*aj^u>
P l:^ sehhhy Honesty, sincerity, just/ '
^1jl«^«? seharhn. Publicly, openly.
\<ss^ sehel, Plur. of «^^s. u? saheh
SA£s^>0 Bohlel, Conversation, friendship, society.
'iss^ s el let, Truth J sincere, perfection, integrity.
^*u« sehr, Extending wide (a place).
\jss\io selirh, A desert, plain, extremely red.
^tjjcuo sehrhyee, Compestrian, rustick.
Xiisww selifety A plate, a large dish,
.y^suo 8ehel, Hoarse, [dish*
^flKuo seAew, A l^rge cup or goblet, a small
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\Xs:ua sehnh, Jelly of ixskjUasaua sehnef;,Otie blow, ^s;^ sehoo, Unclouded sky, recovery from ebri-- i^isssja sehoon, flur. Qf ^^JSs^sehen, [etj,, fXf^sxfo ^eheeh fK'ight, true, unbroken, fulU entire, g ^^^ seheeret, Milk into which butteror ^ouz
is put. ^^ sekh, Deafening with a thundering voige, tjl^*5 seJihal, Plur. of ^^^^ sekheO. t_>A^ sekheb. Noisy, murmuring, resounding. 3Us^ sekhet, The sound of striking stones. Ov:i.-w seJihed, Intensely hot, scorching (sun). f^^ \ j<^ seJihdan, A sultry day. 'i^sekJiret, A icj^ &e/ihm(i, A rocky country. [rock,
\^ s^kjiee, Dirtying the cloths, iilth. ^A^ sekheer, Immense (stone). [ing from^^ >i? sad, A hundred ; a sedd, Forbidding, keep- J,«^ sed^, A sound, tone, noise, an echo, 8 ] Au> sodat, Of a rusty coloi^r»
] Sao sodah, The cfowing of a hea. yS «V0 soddad, A species of serpent. J^.is*o sed^r, An under garment, 'ij\^s*o sedci,retT\iQ of^ce of a prime minister. ^ \ iN/o soda- a, The head- ache. Xi^j^Ao sodaghet. Feeble, not strong, foolisU* 1!«xa? i?eJ^^',.'A maraage settlement;.
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*3 \ jsac sedhhet. Sincerity, loyalty.
f lo^Atf sedkm^K disease of camels, horses, &c.
I >i^ sedphi A scorpion, a centiped.
(/y t >tf sedparee. Torn in a hundred pieces.
*i\j^ s^dpai/eh, Ship- worm, moth.
«i^j<*9 sedberkt CentfoiL
^^^ sedtoo, A hundred folds.
A ,Sm> seded, Purpose, design, opppsite, near.
jOvAtf seder, The breast, the beginning.
^ ) i-^ sedrcDJ, A hundred cares, chess.
^j<>tfj seda. Strong-limbed, light herbage.
cLjU jw*? seda-dt, A herd, a flock,
S«j^^ sedaaty Having different opinions.
^y^a sedefy Clear, receding, declining.
^ j^ sedefcheh, A small fine shell.
cJjw0 sedek. Speaking truth.
Sw4X^ sedhef. Alms, that part of an estate de- dicated to pious uses.
m^^ sedem. Bruising, beating.
t^Os*0 eedood, Turning away the countenance."
'^^j^ 8odoo-a, Having a strong propensity.
jg A^ seda, Thirsty ; sedeey Stained with the rust of iron (the hands).
Ou'^ sedeed, Vociferation. ^~^'^
^«V0 sedeea, A herd, a fissure.
fj xte se(feegh, Aii infant trnder sertn day*^ «-Ji.ij^ S6deefc, An intimate friend, XXj A4i> sedeeket, The Virgin Mary. ^ 5err, Shutting a purSe, gnashing the teeth* \^*o8erat A yellow melon. *r?.^^ serhjeh. The ^ \^ :, 5er^//, Publicly, openly, [scrophula orevil. "ic^Sj^a serhket, Ture, genuine, evidently. ^ ^^ serakh A great nofse, a peacock. \^\j>o serhJihee, A flask with a long heck, Islyo sera/, A road, way. LJ\ ^ serrhf, A banker, a grarnmanarri ^^ .^a sertnii. Cutting or pulling dates, thornsj i^\ya 8ey\mit,^ohmty strong (man). [c^lC. %^ j*o 'sera7/efy A yeltow ibelon. ji^j*o scrhycr, Plur oiij,^ sereercf, Vj-A^ seftf'y A collection of any thiilj. tj >*a setlet A poition of sour milk. Sor ya SdtelJt ' e'ty A ptncss to iiiove ot' be moved* iyo serrety Noise, a company of tlieti, ruin* '^jj^ ^irehjA fortification ; st?76/?, Unadulterated* l^^j*o se'rchliteft Lightness, Fgility, [Wine. 3U^*o serhhet. Crying out loudly ,s^j*o set k't^^U ^ j^ sered, Changing one's mind, cooling. /^li^ serdiin, A kind of bird, a white mark on a horse's back.
Ifi >^*<^ «^r^i?g/i5/. Heat, passion. • yaj.>a ^c^r-scr, A noisc, a cold wind. • ^ ^e/'fl, A kind, maqner. ^^^ya ser-k^t (Dual), morning and evening, tz ^^ ser-att Throwing down, wrestling. , \^^ sc^ff Ex pence, xronverting. address, ex- ^^^{i.yoS.erfi??, Lead, a species of date, [cellencq. ? -^ sc?feh. Gain, profit, addition, advan- \s\yo &crfee. Grammatical. [tage.
{^ j*o sqro\. Thin, slender. 31c IS^ serka-aiy Smacking wnth the fingers. ^ ya son?i, Pruiiing, a segment, section. L*^ sermUt A desert without water [iloud. 1L< ^*o sennet i A lierd of camel?, part of a y^^y^ j^sormett Protection. ^'^ scincj, A cis^ A^^ sorood, A cold region, [tern.
'ij^yo serooref, A batchelor. 3^j*» s&f'ooa, riur. of g^« sera. *^yc seroom, A sharp sword. ^y0 ^^rtje. Breaking off, averting, prohibiting, *f*jjja iereeh, Milk, ^^^o sereeh. Pure, clear. 8j^ wc sereeref, Noise.
«jj4e ^ereea, Prostrate, thrown down,a spourje> i^ljw streef, Creaking, silver. tfij^^ sereejiyet, A Cl^ldean vine. ^ ^
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txj^ta sereeket, -Thin bre^d.- ^^ya sereefn, Cut ofj, pruaed, lopped*. X<v.r^ sereeniet, A full purpose, intention, ua^ uotAo fio^h^ Difficult, perverse. [dertakiii^
CUxM sa-at, Square in stature. jXx^ sq-tcr, H^vicg; a good taste, Okjuc suredt Lofty, yiolent (torture}* S j^^ sa-dx. Deep, long-fetched breathing, ** k ^t*a sa-det, A cane, a spear^ ^xte 9a-ar, Look«» j^js^ .^a-roary Gum, [ing awry|i
](f^*e sa-sa, Separated; dispersed. JU^«JU9 sa-sa-af. Separating, anointing witii fjix^ sa-ef. Wine, a little bird. [oiJ (the bead). ^li3U9 sa-Jkn, Fond pf wine. [brayingt
XjL«^ sa-ftt. Trembling. uJCxa* s.a^,Aloud noiss, A**»'«a-a/, Small n ess, slenderness. ^^KxMf^d'loo^, A robber, poor, indigenjt, jft^x,^ sa moor, A water-wheel. v^;s*? sa-fieby Having a little head. ^^XAa sa-ooJj Lofty, di^culty, torment. hyr^ sa-ivef, Snuff, a medicine.. Fferinff.
o^xm si'^ed. Dust, earth » ^^s^ saieJct, An of* i^.^KMf soghabn The^g of a louse. .\Jt^ 8e£rh^r, Little. %j \ji^ segk^ret, A low ^n^^ smallaess^^ ..
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'Sj[ija i^ghhnef, A violin, a shepherd's pi^c. \jXM9 sogherb,, IMur. Qi ^^ segheen i^iso segheret, Plur. of ^u sd^ghen ^ M soghree, Less, least, ^ sfghoo. Bowing the head. If ^x^ S'^ghwee, llie cavity (of an urn). ^ scghee^ Decliniil^, setting (a star). ^xiU segheer. Small, slender. s„J^ Bf'ff* A series, rank, order. V*o itfki Content, delight, diversion, comfort, >liuo«CA^» Plur. of ^40 sefah \ soff^h, A broad d \xio sqptd, A fetter, a chain. [thin stone. jiiM>sofb.r, A hissing ; Sfffhr A melter of brass %j\xto s^JT^ret, A hollow tube. for copper. CXijU40 sefkreet, Plur oi CLiyhe sefreet, C.XM sififf. One who conquers others. [^j* ijjLAc S'cftef, The oVerlhrow or defeat of any ene* fyjo sefeh. Turning a\^'ay the face, a tract. tacAM) stf'iel, A face, a side, a page. oJ*o srff(/, A fetter, a present. j>a^ sjclaff Courageous, warlike. y*» ^'y^T, A disease, a worm, autunoln. \jija S'ferhy Yellow, the bile, gold, saffron; d /*o sefrodf The nightingale. ^jiaa se/eree, Autumnal*
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&^yuo*^efreet. Poor, needy, wanting. ^J i*Ax*o 8ff$af, A willow. .kJ^'-*a sefsef, Plai(i level ground, a sparrow, MuaiAf sefsefeif A species of food. «uo 5^^. Tapping gently on the neck. [handSo eJiiA3 5e/dl, Dashing<» striking, clapping the ^^%^ sefen. The coat of corn, grain seed, ^c= ^ sefoOf Brightness, the purest part, ^ \ ^k*o sefivan, A clear and cold day. 'i^x*a sefwet, Ihe best or purest part. ^^ sefooh. Forgiving, liberal- j y%*o sefoor^ cJJ^ftAo sefook, Plur. of v-JCi^s sefek* [Empty. Jira srfect J ust. Sincere, pure, bright, clear, %:s.jS.*a sefeehet, A plank, a broad sword, the, ^aL^ sefeeVy Sound, a sapphire. [surface,
v.juiAff sefeek, Shameless, saucy. 1.^ \.%»o sekhh, Plur. of uS,a sekefu jVi^ sek^^r, One who trains hawks. J IX^ «eJr^/; Polishing a sword, the belly, &:c, «-Ju3 sekel', A young camel, j^S Ujus sakbkfiee. Odoriferous, aromatick. ^Ouo seinh. Baldness. ^ ^^'^er, A bird of prey, sour milk. UX^ ^ehk, The sun, a white mark on the forcr ^*jxi^ ^eiah, Long. [head (a mare or sheep^^
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JjtjU? seial, Dry date macerated in milk. yi^ seJtel, Striking, furbishing. [door*
^Ao seJik, Striking with violence, shutting a SLSi^ sekket. The violence of the meridian heat, ^E=L*a sekmet, A vehement collision or impulse* A^g^^ sekeeky Feeble, not strong, silly, au? selcii Advice, news, the sound, beingjust.
. , iUy selab. An astrolabe.
%, %a selahet. Majesty, reverence, formidable, » iU» selht, A prayer, mercy, a church.
4^1, %^ silat, Piur. of jUu? se/tY,
»3 SUs selateh, Sal lad.
^iU» selhh, Rightness, uprightness, peace,
Suifc iV>o selaheyetf Rectitude, virtue, honour. 0^^ iU» selakhid, Plur. of jvs^l^ selkhed. mt%*o selaJenf, Plur. of -\jdAtf> silc/am,
ys %^ selasel, Broad. ^ "^ijasHa-a, Summer, heat,
is. i^o solla-at. Large (dishX
cJ SJU> selakt Eloquent, speaking well.
^ iU» se/d/. The lining leather of boots,
- 5ilo sellam, The pulp of the lote fruit,
'i^'ik^o selhmet, A multitude.
CfSy'La selawaty Plur. of s^^eZ*^,
ujfj ^litfj^fi/fl^/e^jPlur. of«LXAtf>Sd/edto. [real, strong.
ju*ju» *c^^* Roasting meat, burning ; soil, Rud^
f S63 3 lAAa selhee, PrOCteeding from the loins.
solf, A sharp sword, a broad wide front or forehead. ^UJL» seleidn Swift (horSCi) burning fiercely ^^ selej. Deafness. [(fire)»
*as\La seljehy A silk- worm's donei ^L» 8olh, Peace, reconciliation, compacts ^s:sXto Si'lkhern, Tall, hardy (camel). ^JsXa selkhed, Strong, piercing with an arrow. 5<^itvJU» selkhedat. Robust, hardy. i^-is^Ao sitkhfff, ^^ggage, furniture. ^saX*o selhheniy Furious, standi r)g erect. a^jsvX»e» se/Jthod, Brisk, robust (she camel). l^ha seld^, A ground full of stones, ^YjXtf seldam, A lion, strong. ^0\ha seldph. Large- bodied girl, ^ yXja seldem, Strong (horse,) a lion. ^UaX*? selsal, Clay mixed with sand. ^trJU? selteh, Thick, broad Ju^ «e/«, Baldness.' UX4fi> 8elh,-h, Barren ground, misfortune, .>od« «e/-a</fl?, A red excoriated nose.^ (ground). i-U*© selefy Hateful, heinous. KiLo selfa. Hard ^sx\jo selfa-at, A ranting lusty bold woman. «JilA9 seleky A noise. [woman, thick.
mSXMf sel&em, Shedding blood ; eii&em. An old
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^*a sehm, Cutting out by the roots. ^X^ selmaf. Poverty, shaving (the head)o ^UjJLitf selenhah, A kind of large fish. ^^•Ak> sehndelet. Hardy, patient (camel). ^Xha selenkehi Strong, curb, a loud noise* ^a\m> selenka^ Hard, stout. ^iJiL* $tf/ewie^, Talkative, ^l^a 5e/oo, The thigh, c^Ju? selawetf^lux, of 2i^ selat, ^^*o seloot, « yl^ solooh. Excellent, proper, right. [Prayer. ^^1^ sdookh) Deadly, unluckily. (a horse). &^\*e selcody Striking the ground when leaping j.i^X*a sdawdehy Strong, hard. ^^*a soloogh, Full grown (ox or sheep). ^^La solooL Making, lining, or ornamenting. iha seleh. Conjunction, union, -yu? selham. Courageous, a lion. i^^*a selheb. Tall man, large house. gv^lA? selhej, Hardy (camel,) a large stones JU» selee. Deceiving by caresses. • \J.^ seleedn, A km.d of herb. u**Iac seleel. Strong, hard. i^ssA^ seleejet, A piece UtA^a seleef. The side of a hill, [of pure silver, Sisi^Mf selee/iet, Meat boiled soft. ^ sern, A misfortune, breaking* \^ setimk, Deaf, duwih, misfortune*
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ol«w^ SenihU Respecti honour^ tiotitity* ^ Uw> semhhhy The ear, a little water, d U»^ sefftad, A hangman> ah executioner, ontf ^t U« somadeh, Strong, pure* [who scourges. ^jU*o somare^iVure, unn[iixed> sincere, [milk. ^ji**a sjmareet Podex ^\Um> somali'Jiy Thick -Lmc* semam, III luck, deafness> inisfortune, CX*^ seniati Cessation of ttoise or speaking;
simmet, A ruale serpent, a courageous man, ^**o semjf A lamp. [a lion.
Ukv^ semha, An uneven ground, ^vt.2cw<%9 somehineh^ A strong (man,) firm and
compact of body, bald, d <yss^**o semekhdi'd, Pure, excellent. ^9^x3 semd. Contrivance, invention, purpose, €v«3 semr, Covetous, niggardly. :> je^ semred, Having abundance of milk (ashe- ^j^og^ semsem, Extremely covetous, fcamel). »«>->« sema. An ear of small size, well -formed. Ucv*? sema'b,. Rising, or projecting high. yi.^*o semar. Strong, stout, hardy. 3L,^*.*>o se/ware^e/, A mali'gnant serpent [body. jy^^ sem-oor, Short, strong and compact of i^^ semegh, Gum, an aromatick. [milk.
^^ji^M semghed, Strong, stout, U.^ seme/tat, Bad
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'ij^4J^ sem'kef. Stout (camelX f(manV
*^)^^i*^ semkooJcy Hardy, powerful, stupid y^sfmel, Solid, stout, abstaining (from meat), AU/w semellockf Robust, a segment, ^JU^ semieel. Lean, poor in flesh, *>♦« semeTP, Deafness. c> ^^^ semoof, Silent, r^f^ «e/wooA, Hard (hoof). [piercing.
^^, {a4^ semeeyhu. Inversion^, darting, an assault, " ^>vA«^ semeet, Saturnine, silent, • <>A«M» semeedeh, A sultry day. ^♦^ semeer, A man having dry withered 5esh, Ja*^ semeel. Dry, withered. f^gg*
»A*^ $eineemt Unmixed, pure, the shell of an ^j*A.^*0 semeemBey Comfortable, hearty, sincere. ^ senn, A little basket, v^ Uu» senaLef, Long in back and belly. ^U*e> senalev, Intense cold. ^U« sewaT'ee, Mustard. ^l;« s<?»4^ A player* SU La5 senaJihett A man of large body.
^Ue seyar, The plane- tref* ^\.i^ senh-a, Laborious, diligent (woman)^ »fiU^ sen h,- at. Art, a profession, trade, 3Uas «<???A^, Braving long (a camel). SuUao &enyet, 7 he entire, all.
^Uo senaya, Plur. of juO^ sen-at.
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J^l-i* soml'ol, Crafty, cautious, diffident.' ^^*e somboor, An aqueduct. [thin cheeks^, ^*a sotifa. An ostrich, a krge forehead ^n^ CL'^ju^ senfooty A part, a piece, &c. ^^XUd senteety A legion, tss^i^ se?ijet, A baknce, ^sa;-^ sonjer, Large, tfiih [scales,
^^ senih, The root of a tooth, ^^s^semkhet^ • .jj^ sendehj A broad stone. ^ ''^ ' [Filtb, f V jJxo seiidohy A chest, a tomh. cJi^ jCLitf> sendocit, A chest, a coffer, a sepulchre, j^;idJito sendeed. Violent (heat orwrnd). -i^ «owa, Creation, work, preparation^, %sho sen-aif A profession, art, trade. ^gsOja aennaee. Industrious, clever- handed. iJiJJa senfy A part, portion, species. ijuja senck, Solid, hard J^ senem. An imager y^ $enoo, A small stream between two mounr
jyi» senoor, Of a bad disposition. [t^inj,
cJI^->« senoofy Piur oi Uutq senfi ^*e seniuy X present, performance. i^S yo sawhh. Rectitude, the right way. j,j/.Ay<} sawhbdded, Approbation, a just opinion. t^l^^ sewkbnomcLy Showing well, reasonable. r^ya sewahy Plaister, clay.
' ^]ya sewar, A herd of wild oxen, musk»
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0j^ya sewhrijp, Plur. of ^^u sarerHl ^\yi^ sewk-u, A dry measure. ,^S ^ saww^crji, The goldsmith. t^l^As sawivaf, A woollen-draper, [manteau,' (jj\^^ soivhn, A repository, a chest, a port- ly ?^*5 setvanet, A rock, the podex. ^Syo sewahel, Plur. of iUU «a^d/e^ ,_,^A» 502^'^, A part, a track, the right way, *j ^*a sooleft A granary, a heap. cij^-o sawty Clamour, noise, voice. ^^^l:>.yt, s6wjcLn,Dry, ^^.^sa^/i, Splitting, cut- (J^\ffy<y sookharee, Biscuit. [tingi
jya sowr. Causing to hang down. [ture.
%jyo sooret, An image, visage, a copy, pic- \j J y^ sooreth Apparently, extrinsically, ■Uji^^ fiooretnomciy Apparent. {J jy^ sooree, Envy, exterior, face, ^ ^o Sfiwtel, The red carrot. ^ya soo-a, Plur ofgU» s^-a, fya sowghi Creating, melting, ^^Myp stuvghan, A pair. i^yo sou'f, Woolly, declining. 9jil y^ sowfa-at, A mitre, turban, cap, iyo sowjeh, Asopha. ^y9^*osofee» Wise, a re- Jiyo soohee, Goodt [ligious man.
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^y^ sawl, Puffed with pride, angry, [stick, a cluB;
- ^M saivm, A christian church, a fas^i 2^ yja saivma, A eel I, hermitage. ^^ y^asawn, De- ^y*a sawna, A bird or animacule. [fence, *«s seh, An interjection, cooimanding silence. ^yjl^^ sohkbee, Of a reddish colour (a camel,) «jl^ seharet. Marrow, melted fat. [compleat* g-jl^/e seharej, A pond, a bath, a cistern, ^l^ 50^g/ or y^^ The neighing of a horse. CLi ^j^ seherh\ A mother-in-law, «&;c. [mixed," *)Ja^ sehtelct, Looseness, ^k^^ sehmeem, Ua- j^^ seheCj Moist, running (wound). ^*^ seheer, Liquid, melted. U-* Ua9 sci/ab, The better sort (of mankind). X L.^ 5 ya^. The matter coming from the uterus A lyo seeyaJ, A hunter, a fowler, [after delivery. t-J^L^ se7/\ref, Plur. of c_J^^ seeref, ^^ Uo seyasei, Plur, of sUs/a:^ seeset. *i Ua^ seyaghdt, The art of a goldsmith. ^ Ia>« seyal, Insulting, assaulting. *Iaa5 seeyaniy Fasting, (jji*^ seyan, Keeping. t_^^ seaby Well-directed (arrow,) hitting the X:ffVA^ s^e//e/. An exclamation, torment, [mark. '\^j^ seecia. Rough, rocky ground, [bulent* '^\x<Aa seeddh, Noisy, speaking loud and tur-
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'i^\^to seedunef. Loquacious bad wortian. K-^y'^:r^ seedgah, A place for hunting, (jj d^*a , seed^^Tf , The hyena, a l>.ing. ts jy.>«> sedee. Brazen, copper. j.^ seer. Reduced, becoming, end, success- f^^\j.Ma seeran, Plur. oi jSya sowar, 8^*A(? seeref, A house for cows or sheep. ii'y^ seereghee, A purse -bearer, [money, ^^c, C-S^*a seeref, A banker, a judge of jewels, ^AOMo seesjsf, A fortificationj the spur of a cock* ^jiuM9 seeyaree Ve:i*y red, a large bunch of a ^M> s^egh^Vlxkv. oi ikhj<Ao seegheh. [carnal.
*iAA« seegji^jfi' The moQi^of^ v^cb,. sconjuga-
i RxAs seef. Summer* • '' n [tion.
Xi ^i.^ s}efii,fet, Erring from the mark. [polisher,, Uuu}Seek,J^anb,dusX.y.xA^seeke.h Brightness, a 4Xa^ see/i. Strong lusty (man,) coagulating. *l/^sceZ£?/j Ihekn^t on a scourge. J^»o seelem, ^x*o seem, flui> .pf ^^ji^ ^oiw [IJazaidcusncss.
A^AAs 5^^oo<:/, , Ahimjting.doj. j^jjo s^eyoor, vV-jsdom in maFic^gingaff;iirs,,mind. 'ujL^Aio seeheh, A sultry day.^^a liard stqpe. ^Ai^iseehcj, A utjbust (cam:€j,)ia large stone, jl^ s^e/^^«?, A vappur> lo^ig ^^4^.9d//OQ;',BrightT ^' seeyee. The cry of animals, [ness, even.
^^ 25^^, Arabick fd^d,}:The £fteenih\c%^ ter of the Arabick alphabet, and theeighteentt^ as adopted bv the Persians ;. not radically bcr longing to theit language. In arithmetick, it expresses 8oa.
ij,U %abb, Restless (camel), [Ashe?,
^ la %ahia, Being swift in motion./^ L** ^cuLeOt i^yj>'%ajet. Promoting insurrections.. [ly.
^ i^ %ajia. Reclining much from .laziness, silr d!b*U xkheji, Ridiculing, a.mockeit', flashing
(cloudsX .^, -aa ]Ji^.\:^[z
: ,^ \,a z kh ee, O ut ward , ex p.osedT ta feh§, s\;in» Xac^U? jt.i/z^yc/, Misfortune; ):.'fi .". :y. - .-j,^ jU3 %ar?\ Hurtful, mi^chievoua. , :*.--> j'Utf zkr^h,'. Beating,, bruising, striking* tf^Ua 2ir<?;^i. Trained tiaJiuQting (a dog). 13 l*fl^.w2:42f, Deceit, inj;u6ti£se« .' A *' 4S 'j\40< %k%ie, A part, deEcient, unju$t. .L*i i«o..x.7.^/«A;'Tl^e cry'^of a hareMnd wolf. laaLi ^.ighef,. Bu!kine*s ur grosgrii^^ of body^ h^zla zhg'iiKtf, The. iV^^t-1Tiar^;^'t,<i,|^>;; •. < . ■ ^^la %.<7^//eA/, Restive, $tul>borf>(li9'rse). Li [*o -xafcty Making, ^ di.$(^n^'JQiir^^©y^^^,; ^, . .. ^ U S5 /iyft'iSi , : I^ong gi^ r /r^en t,; ) ,\ -A • - : : .' Sf ^U 15^//, VVandeiing fj-Quaii^e,^<>xn^^nj.j;
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«J U zMef, Becoming lean, weak.
^\la xkl'ia, Erring from the right way*
j.^U zi^ncff Slim, not thick.
y^\,c %kme%, Silent, dishonourinec, disgracing,
^U %hnie7i, An undertaker or surety for ano«
^ U %hny Sheep, ram. [ther,
U\to ^aneti A camel's nose-ring.
Sl^ zknee. Fruitful woman, is ^i^ zhwee, Lu* ^A l^ itahert The top of a mountain, [cifer. XXib U %xhilett Small in quantity (water). >j U %hyir, Mischievous. ^j«o U zciyes, Decreas- ^AJ» %\yaf Wandering, lost. [i"g»
(j^l*^ zhyen. Sheep, beautiful in figure. I'^ImS zainet, A large heap of sand* *^ Zehh, K pain in the breast (camel,) fat
(limb,) anger, adhering to the ground. SL Uo zebabeff A cloud. XJ Ia*« zobciseyef. Large ^U^ zot)^hj Breathing hard. [fleshy arm.
y U«fl zolhr, A species of tree, name of a stone* ijXj^ zob^ref, Firmness of body, compact. jjl^>c %ehart-9h Strengthened, -jLa*^ zobhrem. Courageous, a strong lion. t^^^Kjuhzobkzeb, Plump and large-bodied. . IUbl^*tf zebkiet. Government, administration;? regulation, controul.
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Ix^ %ellet, A kind of lizard. \^ . a :.^^
tji^^ %eheSy Striking. ^^ zebsem, A iion» , ^yi tchehy Ashes, the yelping or barking of a ^^^ %elker, A bottle. [fox.
^Sa^ %ehed. Mixing ripe with unripe dates. ^^ zeheVy Leaping (horse,) heaped together yxtb zebet. Purblind. (stones).
yy^jh zwhes, Harrassing a debtor* k>.fl zelfy Direction, discipline, checki jUaAAfl zehte*. Name of a game. ^!2A«9 zSter, Fast, hard, solid, constant. . ^^ zela. An arm. lxj>J3 Zi'.b-atj The female hyenna, lust. 1$ ^IsjuJ) %:'.he^htereef A scare-crow. ^^^3kx^ zeleg/ifee, A bug-bear for children. ^JX»a zshen, Detriment ; zilen, A narrow place. JsXj.Ji zelsnteey Stout, robust. ^io zA}00, Roasting, changing, -v^"*^ zeboohj Adhering to the ground. c^A^ zebudj Going quick, extending the neck, throwing out the fore-feet (a loaded camel, ^yj^ zehooh, Herbage just sprouting, [or horse). %ju.A*b seheebet. Butter, wine. Vaa*9 Zdlee^j Dangerous, fierce. [Ill luck.
jjMAA*d %slces, Harrassing a debtor. 3^ zele&l.
^ Keify Humbling one's self, crying out,
ILar«tf xeieK Noise, cfainour. :^3^v5 zt^jery Braving (camel,) narrow place,
^acv«tf ze,a. Reclining, soap. [oppressed in mind.
^ss^tb zt'Jdtu, Crooked, disturbed in any inember. ^^ss^ zejooj, Braying whilst milking (a she- canriel).
« ,^»-i zij'ua, A woman disobedient to her
l«v^ ztha, Ihe meridian, dinner, [husband,
^.ae^^zehth, 'J'hundering, astonished, laughing.
t^^iss^ii xehket^ A laugh; zohket, Ridicule,
^s^^ %nheli Small in quantity (water), [day.
ysv^ %ehoOy Clean, pasturing in the heat of the
(.^Lis?«i> %eheyan,^'dskm^ in the sun, dining,
5Uar^ zeheyety A sacrifice.
"*B^«j. z'kheniy Corpu'lent, broad (way).
•>*« %edd. Filling, gaining a cause (at law).
jjh %crr. Damage, loss; zorr, Injury, a bad con- \^\fta %frah. Combating, conquering, [dition,
^^^^ Tteraheeny Plur. of (^jU^ zerbcin.
j\j^ zerar. Wounding, injuring, [tooth-ach,
'ij^j>a zerareA, Blindness. ^J^^^ zoras, Ttie
Sirlwo zora-af. Humbling one's self.
Ui\j^ ^orifet. Big- bodied, fat, gross. . 4 \j»e zorak, Strong, a lion.
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-1^^ ^eratxi, "Flaming.
X^^^ TierknieU ^ f^ie turpentine tree,
%^^J^ zeraivet, Being trained, accustomed.
^v^ %eray.er, Plur. of ^jj, zeret. [pricking.
^_j ye z^reb, Honey ; zefh, A stroke, force,
L.*a %erbh, By force. ^^ U^^ zerc'^A«,The pulse,
»^^^ zerahet. One blow, ^rsr^,© zerhejeh, Vio-
i*jv ^^ zer'ozen, A piece of artillery. [lenty,
„j ^»5 zerhee, By force.
S^o z^rret. Adversity, need, want.
g. ^^ 26? ^y, Splitting ^^^-^ 2i<^/;/tf, A leopard.
^^xe///, Casting otF, refusing, digging agrave* .^\^ ^ zerdakh, A fruitful tree, great. .^ zeier. Injury, damage, calamity* \yo zar^Zy Covetous, niggardly. '%Q-jyh zf^rzemef, A penetrating bite, tr^ zers. Severe, filling up a (well) ; smV^, Se-» -3^ zef'zem, A beast of prey. [vere bite, *J5 -^ zerfem, Large, fat in the belly. ^^ xerflfj Submission.
Ifi^ xe/a-d. Having a large breast (woman)* X?^ zer-amef. Thick milk, desiring, fis^jAO zerghhtety A mass of clay. ax^ %erghetiiy A lion. ^
\^^ zeref, A mountain fig-txee* ^ :^u^^i
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tiya zerfet, Much wealth.
^3^ zerf ctee, .B']g-hod\ed, fat, gross.
^^ zerem, Rapid, fleet (horse,) hungry.
l^jjf zerinet, A fire-brand, a kind of herb.
^ye zeroo, The g^m of an Arabian tree.
CLij^jto zerooret. Violence, indigence.
^j^j*e zerooree. Forced, constrained.
0*3^ zcroos, A strong camel.
^ij*e zeroot. Farting, a fart.
^sjta zorooa, A breast, a pap, a nipple.
^jto zeree. Bleeding profusely (a vein).
i^ye zereelet. Disposition, nature.
g\j -*d zereej, Quick, haste, swift (course).
j»j*o zereer. Blind, disease.
^J>*JHO zerees, (A well) filled with stones.
^^ zeriOf (A woman) having large breasts*
%A]oXjjtc zoreefeteyeff A kind of game.
^ jc zereek, Unhappy, unfortunate.
•j^ zereem, A conflagration.
\\yc z zaz, Ill-natured, passionate.
t,)\^ z^zen, Snatching, taking by force.
LU? zefet, Strong (man).
^ %h. Exercising or training camels.
Si \xJi za-afef. Infirmity, i*^ %a-at, A tree.
Ijjkx«a zodtartt, Hen^fowL
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^\yi, «£«^«, lU-hatured, passionatcii ^ye %e%en, Snatching, taking by force. Sfikfl zetef, Strong (man). M 7My Exercising or training camels. liUo %a-hfeU Infirmity. 'Utb za-at, A tree. Ij^jufl zoderet, Hen, fowl. ^jliue %a-7ia, Weak in body or mind. ^ za-al, Thinness Cfrom starving). CL>^^3ua zawaty Plur. of lIIaju^ %at. [blind. C-iA»,tf za-eef, Weak, impotent, powerless, Uo zoghct or ^jLS teghoo. Fallacy, cheat. »,_* Km zoghab, The cry of a hare or wolf, u^xja zegheb. Crying like a wolf or hare. '^M zeghes. Taking by hand-fulls, or in the ycja ^^gAer, A lion or other wild beast, [hand. co^he zeghreSi A glutton. ihiiM zegh%eghet. Chewing, muttering. hai^ zegkef, Squeezing, pressing. fhxja zoghtef, Difficulty, anguish. ^i^ zegheiiif Biting, cutting with the teeth. ^x*9 xeg^e??. Hatred, malignity, malevolence. fj.hb zegheegJi, Prosperity. Ik^M zegheefet, A garden green with, herbs. %.^hh zegkeenet. Hatred, enmity, Cj U*tf ?iefat, Plur. of cHa*^ zpffat,
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■^ i Uu^ zefidla, Plur. of ^ sJi zefda. jiLe »e/{ir, Twisting (a rope) of hairs, leap- ^ li^ zcffdz, A detractor. D'^g*
)0 U*3 zffhf, A hirer of camels. XlsU*^ %f\fefi Foolish, stupid, large-bellitd. li\.yjc Z'^fifcfy Weak in mind. y\x2 zef.njer, Plur. of x^^ zffccref, Ixta Z'ffcti One compression, one act of vjo- ^jjfi> z'^fdiu A frog. [lence.
^ %'fer. Twisting (a rope) of hair, running,
a heap of sand, i?^*p z^'frcty Large-bqdied (camel). y,c z^feZy Thrusting, U^ahc zefzefety A crowd, jlkiL*^ zfthTi An q!d ugly crocodile. [&c. Vaxi zeftet, Silliness, impertinence. ^ %efa. Dung of elephants. [swift.
. i^i^ ^rf<f» Unhappy, unfortunate, calamity, yi^ zejn, Kicking, dashing, striking with ^«o zefoo. Abounding. [the foot,
i ^^ zsfwety Felicity, good fortune. j^ zefoor, Plur. of^ U^ zefkr, [sea shore. (^ yMzefoofy Milky (a camel). ^>i*i ^tefecr ^\ht %'^M zefeeret, A heap of sand, a mound or yJuff zefeez. Thick. [bank.
Um zrfeet, Dull, senseless, ignorant.
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4i*i %e^Jc, Pressing, oppressing. i\»oK^ ze^azek. Compact, short-bodle^, i'=^^^=^j> ze^zeketi Going haste. 3-^^ %(kt'1. Small in quantity (water), >^i %:;U, An error, vice, &c 3,^ :>'^ zelaxel, A IciH-tf 2Jg/d-a^ Power, strength, [skilful guide. ^ ilU zdkl, A crime, an errrjr, disappearinj^, XJL^ zellet, Speaking of the absent, over^^i^ht, ^*^J) zehet, Uneven hilly ground, ^an error^ «i.<^ tela, A side, a mountain, [of ^y^ zku ^l^ zelel, A mistake, blunder, c ^^-i zol(^0(t, 1 lup, Sx^X^ zoloo-at, (A bow) of flexible wood, «A.\,i zelee-a, Having ]arge uneven teeth. JAi*^ 2e/<^e^, Erring.
^to zemm. Making short, incorporation. aU«o zemad, A bandage for the head, a plais- * .tl**^ zeinhn, Distress, calamity, love. [ter. m.Ae^ zemhyem, Plur. of 'U^c^'O %emeemtt. #4^ zemet, A horse beating another in a race, -cv*^ zemejiK disease, accused of a crime, ad- hering to the ground. '^.e zernhht Anointing the body profusely. ^icv«v*tf 5: c?« Me/", Puffed with pridr, fat, corf u- lent. [or a vn ound.
^^ zemdj'SYct, a fillet for binding the head
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j^ Werner, Lean ; zomor, Blindness, leanness*
(^^^^ti zemrhn, A species of plant.
^j^ ^emrex. Hard ground, a lion.
^v^ xeinef. Fat, corpulent. [The middle.
y«^ zemen, Disease, smitten with love ; zeinti,
JLUti %oninett A disposition, sickness, an in-
^\ jX^ zemindhr, A sponsor, assistant, fjury.
. ^jlk3 xemnce. The palsy. ^ y^ zemoor, Slim, J ^4ta zemooz, The lion. [not thick,
i*j^y^^^ zemseran, A kind of fragrant herb. IUl^ zemehty Halting or going lame. p.A^ zemeem, Joined- 0"g'
lff.A^ zemeemety An augmentation, incorporat- ^^A«^ zdineen, An undertaker, a surety for ano- ther. ^^ zimi, Covetous, niggardly, peculiar.[crowd. Uff zeua, Going away. LU*3 zetiAt, A great ^l;^ zenak, A kindof large tree, firm in flesh. Jy&U^tf xewai-e/, Narrow (in circumstances). ^^l;«3 zenarif Hard, strong. [mud.
t^ii zc7ieb, Apprehending, bedaubing with cr'*''*^ xenl'esi Deprived of strength, fraudulent^
dishonest. ^ Jio zendely Having a large huge h;^d.
.Ifi^ zenei, Cheerfulness, briskness.
^'^ ienou. Offspring.
%i^y^ zenooket, Weak in mind, low-spirited.
;i> %enee. Increasing, abounding. ^wJ^ xeneei, A follower, a domestick. \yc %awk. Brightening, light. t\^A %aivht, A tumoufi ^i^o tawhhee, Fiur. of ?>wU^ ^hheeyet, h\yh zow^d, Having a rheum-. wj^^Afl zaw^reli Plur. of _^jU %^riL S*^\^ia zewhzeyett An unhappy fortune. ^ \ yc %awk-ay A fox. .S:S) ^^*« zawahdt, A crowd. i_^>V>^ ^i^lcirit A strong camel. [a troop. I yi %awivet, Noise, -^.tf zawj. The winding of a tiver. f^\s>^^ zatvjhn, Strong, hard, dry* a j*h mood, jyih zawer, Hungry, a black cloud.^^The rheum. hjyc zooret, A trumpet. ^yo zawx. Decaying, chewing (dates). ^*jyo zoczce, A part, unjust, failing, wanting. Uyi %aw%h> Brawling, or crjing out aloud. ' lo y,o zoozoo^ An origin, root, a kind of bird. y, y,a zooty A distortion of the jaw« ■'^yo zawa. Motion, repelling, striking ■witti ja^^ zoolef, Lean, poor in flesh. [^eixoft
^yo %awla, Having a strong desire.
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lyi titnv, Cheating, abusfng", injnring. ti^^r^^*^ S5j?i77/j/dw, A species of herb. %} y»e zaTnct, A little girl, [nuated by distemper. ^ ^jtzawee. Thin, slender by nature, or exte* Sutj^ii xa2:^eecif,'^stn^\\ estate, [spit for roasting, *gA^J> %eheh, A mixed multitude, u^^c 2e//^a, A ^k^ %ehed. Forcing, subduing. I ^q»o 'xeheref, A tortoise, top of a mountaia* v^ 2:c//tjK, Trampling upon. ^-^J: xdzem, J^ow, ^^ %ehely Returning, a collection. [poor.
SJ^ xeheleti Small, few, 5>4^ jcehwhf A ground without herbage. ^T-*^ic %ohooh. Deficient in promise or duty, 1^^^ %ehivil, A pond. h ^fyc %ehoo1, Having little milk (a sheep), 45^ zsfice, Likeness, answering for another, •Xa^-s %ehedd. Solid, strong, [a kind of shrub* ^*i xeeyee. Increase, v*-**^ x^ycihy Plunging into •.Ix^ zeyaJi, Milk mixed witli water, [business. ^Wib zey^ier, Corpnknt, a mean worthless - twr jK eyX-a, Destroyed, decayed, [tellow. ^Ia*9 zeycil» 'i he wild lote-trce. w_*/o zeih, ^ ^xJ> zeeOtil, 111 luck, unhappy fortune, [pearl. . ^KA»o zeih, Honey, ihin milk, \,^ ^<ii^» Abuse, ofieuce, wrong,
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(jjtyj^ teexen, A rival, offspring,
5f ^ zeexee, A part, deficient, unjust,
(jMAAflXeew, Decreasing, a kind of herb
^]a^ %eefer, A meichant that does not travel,
^ lib^ zsigham, Biting, ^ju^ x^tf. Erring, setting
«Ju>e xdi, A nguish, sadness, avasice, [(the sun)..
juTAA^ zeej/ee-af, A small eslat^
SJuAii zeeyeeUtt A slender serpent..
ij /a, The sixteenth letter of the Arabic!^ alphabet, and the nineteenth of the Persian j expressing 9 in arithmetick. ' • '^
V ^^ t^^f Lawful, sweet, good, agreeable* 3L Us ia^et, A kind of date wine. >
^ ils ttilekh, A burning fever, ^j Us/d5a, A seaU tXUb ikieki A pan for frying. [r^ngj
yjUs talen, Very skilful or cunning.- ^' - ■• v > ^ti> /^^e^, A skillet, a pan for frying, ^ lis taser, Thick milk, ^^li^^\/e^^, A frying-pan. y^\h f(the!,Tmhldf 3U^ 1X9 tahinett A back-tooth or grinder, Su^a-Ua thhoonef, A water-mill. ^Uj ttihee. Large, filling up, elevated. ^^\h tbbhhee. Great (darkness), [persecutor, ts A iJb ihdee, Established custom, a^ lt> td,redf At hj^h tdvet^f Having thin eye-brows, -- 1-'':*,
lJj l^ tttnf, '"Stw, lately discovered.
cJijUj /ire^, A nocturnal traveller.
ji^j^ throomkr, Disposed, scattered.
^3 J It t^roonee, A beaver,
^jUi /iree. Intervening, coming from a dis-
y^ Ifc A p t^s, A <:up, a goblet. [tancc*
,^l^li9 tassht, A bason, cup.
1^ l^ /^se^. Digging to a cavern.
Ju-Ub /<i527. Flying (dust). ia\h fht. Long, tall.
CL's. Ub M-a/, Obsequiousness, obedience,
Jx ijb Z^-^/^, A straight firm arrow, fplague.
*.ellr t i-y//2. Fed, clothed. (^^\h ia-oon, A
^^Ub ihwee,. Any one, somebody.
4:ii^U» /.x^Aoo^ An image, satan. [tisement,
^ U> tkghee, A rebel, a tyrant, thunder, cha«-
i^\]o thfy Wool of the neck,
jjvi Ua iiifeh, Full of drink, overflowing.
cJ> Ub /d •% A garment, a fold, a cupola, a balco-
3u> lia /al•e^ Povi^er, force, patience. [ny,
^^ .tkkfeh, A balcony or gallery,
JlyJJll? tciManeh, The cornel- tree,
^iJb /d/t^e, Froth of urine.
AlJb i^/o, (in. prayer) May it be long!
«-r-J,U* Mib, Asking, demanding,
^\h taleh, Wicked, villainous.
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^lis i^Ud, Chaiice, destiny, arising, dawn.
ip-ilUs t^liJty Repudiated (woman).
JLXlUs taliet, A temperate night.
^^UUs tu levari, An Italian.
i^UUs timit. Speaking barbarously*
fji^iia thmes, A wdman in hercoursejl.
^ lis tartieh, Lofty, y,^ [^ tkmd. Wicked, crt*^
^Ufl t^ut\ee. Tumour, a wen. [rainaL
^jj^h tkut Full of clay. ^ ^ Ub th,Wed, Heavyo
u- ^^lo taooSf A peacock, a beau.
tf ^ lia tktvee, Starved y^ u^ txher, Clear, chaste;
tj^ Lb tkheret, Chaste (a woman).
4i^-*jU9 ihyeh, Lawful, pleasant, good.
14 ^ tbyet. The flat roof of a house.
^ \h thyer, Running, an omen, a bird.
4^j Us tayesh, Inconstant, light.
c^JjUs thyef. Surrounding, a spectre.
SjLUs iay^jety k people, tribe, a company.
^wJiji Us thydp, The prominent part (of a moun-
^jUs /d^d/. Power, pleasure. [tain).
«^l9 /e^'6. Science, magick, desire.
X^Uls ie^a?. Nature (good or bad).
^IaIs tehakh. The tormenting angel, heat.
3L^ l>Jb tebaHeyet, A beautiful & sensible young
jIaL tabboT, A species of tree 6r plant, [woman*
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gUi, tclk-a. Nature, disposition^ intellect. ...
c_3ub tehah, Concucring, happenirij^ together.
XiUb icbahi'f. Any thing corresponding with
^Uk teibaly A drummer. [another.
XjIaI^ telknety Sensible, knowing, intelligent.
^M^"' U? tebanjet, A box, a slap.
-^>J U? tepaneedun. To perform any thing *' commanded or desire~d.
«jlxl9 tehaya, Plur. of' XxaaJs felee-at.
l^j^ig tcbheti An oblong tract of ground or clouds.
^aIs t^bejt Out of order, foolish, or stupid^
^ \i te^jekh, Cooking.
y ^^ t^ tebhhet. Quite foolish.
^ teher. The an^le i iobloi\A. tool to grqb yp roots of trees, weeds, &c.
'f\)fy>}3 teherklioon, A kind of red fruit, the red Hyrcanian or Tabristan, willow.
^J/k ^^^^f'^*^^* Si^ar-candy.
tjmj*)o ielres, A liar, a scoundrel.
yfcU tel£%, The angle of a mountain.
y^ teles, Black. »,^ ichseh, A carpet, ta-
^j^ ie^esh, A crowd. fp^'slry.
SaIsaIs tebtthi t. The sound made by the dash- ing of torrents or water- falls, &c.
f.,. u.u tihtcbi'yat, A wested garland.
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^xto iei'a, T^ust, dis^^race, coining (money,)
yUxls tob'^n. Sealing ^yax pr clay, [signing.
„jrAt. ieh-yct Natural,
U -^r* teleicheh, A small plate, a iaqqer,
Axt. ^^W, A ^Fum, people, tribute.
J U . ielel-khaueh. Warlike musipk.
^^JX^ teHeli^ A little drum,
v^J? telleht A large wooden dish, in whicl^
"fruits are exposed to sale.
%\j^h tellecyet. Tributary inoney.
^^ tehen^ Quick of apprehension, subtle,
shrewd, intelligent.
^* tehenjeh^ A blow, a box, a slap.
jjjAia tehender, Ill-wiH, grudge, mischief.
1 ^aIs hiftv^ or ^^ Aq u4der, a dug.
^ ^ teloo-a^ Eiur. of ^xi^ (t^^a-
^ ^c'Z'd//, An Europe carpet, with a short pile,
' ^ .jA^ ffbet'hy A doctor, physician,
^a19 ieheekh^ Crooked, a brick, a melon.
-^ >.^>sl> tepeedan. To fr€t, to totter, to fall,
u«.AA^ ttifdeSt Overflowing. [disposition,
Suuxb Jebee-af, Nature, quality, complexion^,
c-iL>Ai9 tehecka Beginning, commencing^
sjL^ tess. Children's game.
j^ ieser, Thick miik, iioyered with cream.
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flody. ^Jih tesr^\ An ant. J^ieseri, tiarmonj, me- Jih tesee, A small rod, lath. ^Uifc iesyhr, A ys^)o t^e»* A lie, a falsehood, [lion, a gnat. ^ /eAA, Extending, expanding, bruising. J^^ia, teh-tt, Fetching a deep sigh. ^\se^ tehal. The milt, the spleen. •\^h tehhn, A miller.
^vs^i, /d//e//, Any thing hanging from the heel* ti y^\h tehcT^ef, A Small or thin cloud. Jop-t tehcl, Filling, corrupted (water,) muddj, t»-dsvi9 iohleh, Water, moss, SUiacvis tohlet, A whitish ash -colour.- ) lU^^s^la L'h/emet, The mist. U^c^ fchma, A species of plant, a miser. S^sxls iohmct, Thrusting, pushing forward. ^j^-^^^io tehmereer, A small cloud. ^^-sOs /<;////, Turning, grinding, meal, flour, ji^ssvfc iehoor. Haste, quick. 0ys:<^ te.hoom, Once, a moment. jjj^3Ai9 iehoon, A crowd, a fight. X>s\l9 toheyet, y^sssi> teheer, Sighing. [Part of a cloud.
gvlj ttkhkh. Throwing out, removal. Ls^l^ tekhh, Sadness, a high cloud. iP^UvJto tokhhrem, Furious^ angry.
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^Is ter-al, Tall, i^'^^ieref, A border, tract, 4j» li ^L tcrfh^, A heap of-sarid. f part, corner. E5 ^Jb /er^^/, Shutting the 133^06, a red spot on the /l^i i> terefd^t\ A.partizan, a fbliawer. [eye. £, t*.J>If 4e}jis^ny^i^ heap of sand, especially J^^fc /t^r/ig|p/« Xr^fftiJf, cloror. [round a tree^
Xi'^ terkef, Once, a snafe> an «rt, a series.
. * yb . tepfim; , Bw t te;r,> ho ae^^Vy wAm; hV -J - [di sh^ i u ^i> /e/'waaj, A bps^ter... jii^ii./awgfjChafEng*
^ji?;(t^wii^, Goijag with If og ^trideSi :. ^-X XaS Wfev^>>^ rtermdi^ihi^t^t i Ft bud.wM\'vo\ -I ,^ --* «^ i^jh fertftezet\ ?pMating.iv4untin^# l '^^^ W* -is t^rmcsa-t. Darls^n^ss, .dust, thick.- .V 4.^ V
JL*^1) termes^t,j,QonXxf(QX\Gt\t retiring, * ■' -=--« iS:^y9jio ionjioos, Debility, bread baked undef ^^^j^ tormoohy Lwigi-tall, stiiaig,ht. [the ashes^^ cJJ^^^U tormoQki A bat orcere-^waui^* ., j £,.^ r/^.i?,^Eaw. silk.-^ , »Mo»inl?iM-':'I ^^iv«,'A <,^ &
. (^ ^)?{ief:nAy.cin, A 1 basket>'>a? itessfciv -^"^ ^ ' ^
3 ^k /oroo^. A priyif^,- passing by,
4^ l^^ tonvan, A butter- batt or beateii
. V 5 /i» ^^^^oojb. Moving with alacrity. ' ' \^
x^/^ ^^wA»:iA,di$t^»t plapes, ^ strong bdwi
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cj{jip9 terhyef, Plur. of lJi.^ ttreef.
'xJ^J^ terhyek^ Plur. of jb^ tereek. V/I9 tereh. Gladness, a large stone. 'J L^ terftil, A high building. >a.^ ierleel, A E,^ /etr^;, The shore, bank, tract. [flail.
X«>^ tersemet, Fixing the eyes upon the ground
in pride or anger. «±j^*^ iorsoos, A species of plant, [ter.
Bj l^ ^]e ferjeharet, A vessel for drinking wa- -^jio ^dr/i,rnjection, fixing, disposition, [shoulder, U^^ ttrhet. Apart of the turban over the mys^^)e torhoonif Tall, corrupted (water). ^jia terhee, Plur. of ^^ tereh, ^Jp ierkh, A ditch. ^^ l-i ^ torihhn, A prince *^ jis terJihetj A large reservoir at the mouth of Stsi^ terkheaetf Activity [a canal or aqueduct, iJt^/ts terkhef. Thin butter* i^ys- ^ terkhoorif Terragon, an herb. A yb tered, Banishment, expulsion, persecution. S 3^ terdet. An attack or onset of combatants* jjy ierez, The border of a garment. y^ teti, A leaf of paper, book. [aesir
/P/y ter ah y Darkness, i:^^ ^ tershehet^^oh" h^^.lcrety^oWy .\&^ /gr/fl,Having no eyebrows, £^9 ter a. Wanting meat and money.
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i^ y)o ter-ab. Tall. cJ ^1? t^ref, A border, tract, ^li^ t€ffd,Sy Ah^ap of sand, [part, corner. ii ^ ter/ef. Shutting the eyes, a red spot on the yf^J^i? terefdhr, A partizan, a follower, [eye, ^ Lj^ ierfiskn, A heap of sand, especially ^jh terfeely Trefoil, clover, [round a tree, ' 6'jio tereJc, Limping. iSjlo terhety Once, a snare, an art, a series. jjjAxi'^ terketeeuy Once or twice. J. ^ terem, Butter, honey. [dish.
& u ^Is termh,%,K. boaster. U ^\s (or;wd/,Chaffing-* /u^ termeky Going with long strides. .XJlaBc^jib termehkneyet, Proud. »^^ls termezety Boasting, vaunting. t-^^ fen;/e5>, Darkness, dust, thick. JUu« Ja termeset. Contraction, retiring, tii,^^ /or//^oo5, Debility, bread baked under ^y^j^ tormoohy Long, tall, straight; [the asheSj cJf^^^ tormooh, A bat or rere- mouse, <^^ torriy Raw silk. C^V/^ ier7ieyhn, A basket, a vessel, ^^ ioroo, Arriving, passing by. ^1^^ torwhn, A butter- batt or beatefi V^yJ^ ^^roo^. Moving with alacrity. C^/^ ^^''oo^f A distant place^ a strong bow.
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cj;^<> ferhyef, Plur pf^.^t /t-r^^pf.
tj jl, /erW', Gladness, a larce stone,
JL ji9 /cr/^7, A high building, w.u (erlej, A
% .\sjeiret, The shore, bar)k, tract. , Jfl^il.
XJ"*!; terser?i£t. Fixing the eves upon the croqna
in pride ox anger, .. .^ t
odfn* tV"- L!ij .1CVC40 ^licV*!'^ A^H'*-'* «iv^'4 cL^ ,5 ,b iorsoofi, A species or plant. Iter.
U ,L^, ,1s fefjef/a?ef, A vessel for driokinji wa-
^^Ifl/r r/i, Injection, fixing, disposition, [shoulder.
te..^ tcrhef, A part of the turban over the
'fy^j]i>lorhoom. Tall, carruptpd (water). ]
^»l9 ierjice, Plur. of ^uOs iereh,
^ ^b /^r^/?, A ditch, (^-jli.j,l9/or)f/?^w, A prince*
'i^ Jo terfihet, A large reservoir at the mouth of
Xfcii^Is tejrklieset^^ ^ctivit^;[a canal or aqueducts.
t.XsL^]o terkhef. Thin butteix . ' ^
i^^yfi-^^' ferifioon, Terragon, an herb. ^ .
A jja feT^(L Bauiishment, expulsion, persecution.
**'•'■ - J ■ " ■■ -J ' "^ ~ ' ' ■ ' ■■ * ' ' >* • • ' ^
SaJs tercht. An attack 01* onset of combatants.
J J:' /errx, The border of f^garm^jit.
y-vl? fpr^- A leaf of paper, book. »[ness»
/P'/'^ tergh, Darkness, i^t yhtershelet, Soft-
3» ^.Is ^re^^FoJIy lis^ /er/rt,Having no eyebroWSi
s.jh tera, Waqting meat and .money.
liiL teshshef, An infant*
- [xh ta-hm. Meat, victuals, eating, grain of e- ,^^U!s ta-an, A slanderer. [very kincL xkstls tofa. Plain level ground.
j.*l9 ictr, Marrying, bringing to justice. yxio tax, Driving back, repelling. xj-yds tazehdi Ridicule, irony, ^tal, Family, ^x\3 tarn, Satiating (meat). [nation.
^jx^ ta-an. Censure, accusation, reproaching. Ufh tk-net, A v^oman of a bad disposition,
- ^jtJs fa-oonifk camel in good plight. [ignominy. \^xV ta-yn. Pierced with a spear.
"iXj^h fa-1/fid, A numerous flock.
Uls t(^gh !/n. The worst species of birds or wild aia togher, A kind of bird. [beasts.
t^^h teghmeshet. Weakness of sight. n>.y^k\3 toghmoony Debauched, perverse. 5 Jilo te.'yUwef, A high place.- is %\a ^^J^/'/^'i^e, Disobedience lotia teghyOj A wild ,. >Lil3 toghyan, Sedition, insolence. [covy. Xftils ^fg/?y('^ A chastisement, a tract, a coast. lits fefci. Extinguished (fire,) darkened. -UJb teftih. Plenitude. **., lils ttifusct, Sordid, i^llis tcfaf, Sun-settif)g. [nastiness.
'^UJb iefal, Plur. of y.i, tefl.
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»U1» iefhlei. Youth, the latter part of the ^jjjiio ieffan, Filled to the brim. [evening. ,|^Ut iefaneyett Upbraiding, shame, disgrace. ^Ub tefkneen, A lie, idle, triflirJg discourse.- 5^ lils tefawet, A halo round the sun or moop,
the overflowings of a boiling pot. ^1, tefeh, Full, filling any thing till it over- ^_^U^'ir tefkan, Overflowing. [flows.
y^ Iffz, Interring, ylo tefr. Jumping. ^ySio iefes. Foul, base, ^ila it'fsh, Soil, dirty*
^iji^ iefshec'l, Boiled, t j Liaib teftaf, A shore,
v**^ /r/<^y, A bank, side, shore. [coast*
***^ i^f<f^'^> "^^^^ redundancy of any measure. Oah tcfel'. Fixed to, or busy in a place. ^ tefy beginning to turn dark, young, ten- der (boy or girl) ; fyfi, An infiint, a little ^AUk iejle.eL Coming uninvited to a feast, [boy. \iiixl3 tejevshh, Fearful, timorous, deprived of
fctrength, 'yh tojoo, Darkened, become blind (the eye). .5^ tefwett A slender plant. ^yi'^ tejtoh. Full, running over (a vessel,) havf
ing a numerous ofl^spring (a woman). (jf-yOa iofoos. Dying. [terp,
^*3^ tefeel, Remai;ii»g muddy water in a ci«?
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ijih ieH, The sound made by the collision op
(j*»*l5 teks. Ceremony, order, [rattling of stone^^
^'ih tehoOy Going hastily.
^h tell, Beguiling, delaying payment of a debt.
wj V^ telcihy LooJcing for, searching.
« iUa ioldt. The neck. ^ ^is tdtih, An execrably
tm yij telaset, Napkin. [disposition.
^*H "^lo telasem, Piur. of ^^),h idsenh
Sh ^.'ja talktel. Death, disease. \}^Z'
e "^ tela-a, A medicine, considering, bedarfb-
<vi iUs telafeh, A broad mark on the thigh.
(_ > iilj ^e/(iA% A dissolution of marriage, '
SuiUs ielvket, Temperate day.
a SUs telhUt, Delightful, merry, agreeable,
^ iHIs /t'//flfw,Hemp-seed, l^Va ?eAa'eif,Eleganti
^^Ji?^g/g/>. Ask, demand, a petition. riovelinessa
UXis tolha. Studious people. [(woman).
X\I, i&llet, Delightful, merry, a wife, beautiful,
XxUj talsety Weak in mind and body.
gOiis tel&h, Tired, i^ tis^U> tehliun, A camel andl
via;^S.J^ telhef, Hungry. [his rider.
^ y%^)o tolhoom. Stinking watei?.
jl.^IsdI^ telheyet, A sheet of paper.
i^A;»Xl5 telheef, A violent blo\v. [meld).
y^ telhh. Bitter; a tolekhi Fatigued (ca-
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Uvllj i?t;//^^^, Foolish. ^l:ivlw teWihm, A shej- . wJJ? /e/«, Marring, spoiling. [elephant.
X^Us tolsd, An ash-coloured satin, [fortune, ^mXlatehem, A talisman. ^j^LXls felfeen, Unhappy »Xt) ie/fl, A follower, quantit}^ the new moon* ' i»X^ felat, Countenance, face, aspect, appear- ^jUXIs iehghan, Tired, lassitude. [ance.
<_iXi3 ielef. Licence. (jiUs telk, Divorced woman. A^ teUniy Foulness of the mouth from neg- lect in cleaning the leeth. 3^ l:i\^,,A^£telmes(lnct,D'dx\i (night,) land 'withoi>t UuJCk telenfa Talkative, loquacious. [water. ^sxtMs ielenfeh, Tired, hungry, starving. ^h teloOy A wolf, contracted, s ^ telivef. The young of a wild beast. «.— »^U© leloohy or i^^aaIIs Asking, searching**^ tij^ ioloos. Flowing (water). g^lL toloo'-a. The rising of the sun or star. o^Xis telook. Set at liberty (camel). jJLfc toti'h, A thin cloud, "x^is iolhef, Remain- J.y iel€C, Bedaubing. [der of water, IfXia iolcef, 'Hie iieck. ■ , ^h Uleeh, Wearied (a camel), (y.f\\i iUUeSy Blind UfX^ teieot, A watch, a <JiaX^ ielci'f, Receivedi ^ i [centinel, a spy.
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^xaIIs teleefee. Full of talk* prating,
uJUJUo tekek^ Set at liberty (a captive).
Jo temm. Overflowing, prevailing.
-UIs temtih, Greediness, eager, desire,
^Uls fot/iiJier, Having a large kelly,
jWlo tPifi-ir, A high place.
SU.IJ9 temkst't.h guesS; supposition,
g UI9 tett'^-Ot Desirous, v^'ishfiil, •
SUUls temk af. Avarice, covetousness, desire,
iiAJl^ls temdneenef, Repose, [glutton,
%j UJa temiyety Ex^eme anxiety, terror.
fc±^ls temSt Deflowering (a woman,) touching,
£j LsBv^ia iemehtif. Adverse (fortune),
^.j^«v4j temhereer.A full vessel. [veiling by land,
^ temevy Jumping, leaping (a horse,) tra*
^y^h temreer. Springing, leaping (a horse)*
jjmJs tents. Corrupting, destroying.
^^h tomsel, A robber, (ji^la /e/ws^, A'compa*
Ja^ teni'tem. Stuttering. [ny, a crowds
^ tema, Covetousness, avarice, desire.
U.^ tewghh, A mark made by burning.
^♦1- temU Driving- hard.
I '^i^ temiaff Wretched, poor, ill-natured.
TfX^h femht, Clay, mud. \^^k, temn, Peaceable*
^ tewQQ, Raised, lifted up.
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^ ^]e temoolk* . iV/er}r f efrActOry (hof se).
(jH^*io tomooSt Blptted out, t'orgpjbt
KJ ^la ionf^Ut, . Shamelessness, Aauci^c;s5L.^ , ^j ^
ij^K^lo iemees^ Blind,-
^1j /ewidtVjvConeealing, hiding, a kid, mud: ^ ienieem,, flying, running, ^b' 'f^nv.i ' A ; 15 wee;t and) ;f r^;h d^te ;. i2(7)n, \ K^Uh'ttnnh, A tent-rope;' \bf»^>ttt>u«|t>^qdJe*, J Uifl /q??,a8:, Pleasant^ .pr.Wittyj rnerrjj^. play fob v^ ifi««^A Jbe . rooit > ofV . a , tree, a ' tcint <; rope ; /e?2(?Z;, A cro^keid spearHl. ,\46NV4ma\ e!.^.. .-• ^^^s^i?; temyi,i:A .small. d[rftna.^.v^H^\v^.A [c)ent^ ->.;1? ipmhei, Ap open,Tffont;^d . summer apa^t- jJi==v;k..?d/t?'e«ir,:,A $ort of gieat kett\Q. .^ ,.^ / yja idiiz, Abuse, .ridiclile,. .t^^^ /e/^ Doi^bt/ul, y*.i;]9 ^ei//i;*,Ugl)\,outot.form. U^ajoua,
gji^ .tenfosQt] A carpet. ^:'^*'^^
^ilJs 7^>i/aj>/»f ^Pepriyed of strength^ "wre^k. ^J^.h ieuaUi Quacki.iig (a di^ck,) fallii^g^dpwQfc i^^Aia tenoof, Suspicipus/a pent house,^ . f ^gih ff?/^^e, Adipteiiiper, ^^^ ten^en, J^f oise, ecjjq,
ss*'Vki»'^^^^^,'^^» -A bripk- maker* \ [r^PgiS-. ^^^^)o tawbjeny Plur. of ^^l^^fa/ew. .^v ^^
L^j\^ tawarik, Plur. of cjjlis' /«re^^
W v.; ' ^ ' '^^^S reedun, Tb wa ter,
^\^h tewitf, ^toxxt, YSilUnt/^actiiei' ^'fdi^nee*
Xac I ^t, tew^-aej/ef, Readiness to oblige, obe--
«^4^i'^i^ feeA^i^^ee^ Plur. of ,.:i,^ljs thghoot*
cJI^ tewbf, Surrounding.
^ ! ^la ^e?^a// Length, the space 01* l^rtti of Iife<
^V;t tawalia, ?\\xr: oi ^^Vo'^iiectJ'^^-^ -
•*^^-jife iewames, ■ Plur ^ ' of j^i;^- tt. ^(tme^ ;^ * ^e* \jsj;^'t3¥Ifeit;toee.«?, Plur, of |j« jn»' /^Oii. ^'v . ^j\yh tezuhi/ek, CbnttstTy, oppo^ite.^ -^ <LLi J 1 -^Is teti)ai/Sf, P^r . of xju Us' ihyefet*
XJU^ tobalet, An ewe. ' ' ' .. fpg2. •';j^y^L*'-7^e^Z'^<?j--'G66di'S<^e^^ delicate odour. '* y^ ■ fotvri'^^^fiio^k^ condition, q^u-antky-jacili-i \^i\ J y)oioor knee, ^yi\^^ " « ■'^' fmitf
tsj^h iooree, One, some person. [^f mind*, y-^t totvs, Obntttiuation \p'^la tow^/ylAyity •fe'^fci /od^^'LOng, tall,- ^a serpent/' stout. ■
1? J?' fd^^P-A" piirrot, a parbquet; *£i^' ' '^o?^a/ Obedience, voltintary submission* ■t:£5"5l9"*?f?tl^//Gfoing round, surrounding, [pest. ^ li^l5 -A'^'^i^^^/^, Theutiiversaldelwge, tem-
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cJ^ls tawk. Powerful,
%S ^ tawketi Plain 'ground surrounded by rocky
^^le toot, Extt'nsive, long, length, [districts.
^ ^)o fool I, In length.
^^^ tooloniheh* An instrument, a trumpetr
jy? tawUh» A stable.
^U.la tootfiar, A book, a volume.
^^yh ^ooueeyAnyone. [ backwards &: forwards.
fg.^ iatvcey Hunger; iootva. Filled, walking
Sj>y]e tau'eydy Belief, opinion. ^^^ y^ iooweist K
^^ taweel. Long, tall. [small peacock.
\^ ieh^ or cjl^ iehdf, A high cloud.
J, l^ iehireff Uprightness, cleanness, neatness.
SLjl^t) tehaftt, The pellicle on the milk or coa»
gulated blood. JXa^ tMelef, Travelling in foreign countries. HJ;^ tohset, Bigbodied, fat, gross, weak in mind. ^ toh)\ Unmixed, purity, ^ji^ tehsh, Confusion, spoiling. t_>qU fehj. Bread, &c. of millet. lx^\s feftftit, Butter, ui^ teh' , A swift pace. XJl^I, tehlebei, Travelling, peregrination. *Jl^ toh/et, A species of herbage, [cloud.
^\^ tellies, A large army. hX^ tehliet, A small ^ ^Xy tMeedfj, A species oi succory.
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g.;^^ iehke%ej, A kind of herbage. ^ iehom. Mankind, tiie human tace. }U^h tehmei, Thin-fade^d (vvonian). ^^ iehoo^ Travelling, a work, dressing nieat, ^^ tche.Ci Roiled, a c jok, a luker, a waffJ>,. u_.l>b fn/al'f Good, exceHerrt, sweet, lavvlul. jUb ieei/ar,\^'dp\dy fleet (fiorse). .^
jjiUls teyksh, \Vavering,nncertain, vaia, \^ Lis iceyhn, One that prepares plaister, clay, i__AA!9 teeyehy Perfume, loyai, (ielicate. (&c, IL^fi teeyef. Opinion, wrapping up \SL\\y thing). ^J^^s^A!^ te.->jen, A frying-pan:--'- ♦* "- ^'» Xsx^la teehef, Any cause of discord. >^AI^ ieeJt'h Defiling -or polkiting, strutting. j.xfc /ter, Running-with rapidity, a bird. Sj-aIs teeret] Activity, nimbleness, an unfortu- (jmaIs /tfe^, Abundance, dust. {natc emeu.
jj-M^i, /dd5a, A covetous man, "Sm^As teesel, A darrk night, a violent wind. iJLAs teesli, Folly, levity; kxL feet, Foolish, tail, ,^lIaAj3 tcet^u, A wild leek or scallion. ^^tiAt teetewee, A kind of bird. %/.\3 teya, Dutiful, submissive, willing. iL_»*l3 terf, A phantom, a vision (in a dream), j^juia ici/oor, Name of a bird^surroundingv
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^^UaI, teeJihriy An arch» ^ feel, Long, tall, extensive, lasting long. XLia teelet, A breath or blast of wind. i^A^ teen, Earth, mud, loam. ^JaIs teenee, Made of clay, natural. ^jyA^a iocT/oorce, A dealer in birds. hyt^ teyoot. Calamity, misery, trouble, r^^ t^^hooj, A kind of small partridge.
]a za, The seventeenth letter of the Ara- bick, and twentieth of the Persian alphabet ; denoting 900 in arithmetick, xUa z^-fl. The breast of an old woman. vUS zalf, A noise, speech, to be married, vi- ij\]e> zhret, Hiring a nurse. [olence,
^jUs zhree. Happening, flowing. Ifc Je zh zb,, Muttering, bleating softly, [the neck. X^\]o %k'eyet,K nurse, c— Sli^ ^cif, The skin of yU& zhfer. Conquering. [side.
m^Mjazalta, Feared or mistrusted, leaning to one A \]b zalim, Wicked, unjust, barbarous, cruel.
-03 zkmee. Thirsty. (_^Ui zhrt. Mistrusted, jealous. y> US zaher, External, apparent, the surface, outwardly, high ground. [(of sheep),
c-j L^ls zelzal, An outcry, a bawling, bleating
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^)o %elee, A wild buck.
Ia^Io zelyet, A doe, a cow, a sheep.
^]a zerrj A sharp stone.
u-j?^l3 zerah, Plur. of t^^ zerei,
.^ ^ ^ere^, A small hill, a projecting and sharp part of a stone,
i^^ %erf, Full of wit or invention, diligenti
Uujlo Zi-reef, Beautiful, ingenious. [neat*
ji.la zeshsh, A rough rugged place*
^Ufe za-am, A slanderer, [ling litter on a camel.
^^IjJs ta-hn, A rope for fastening the travel*
^ UJS za-hyen, Plur. of a;ajJ5 za-yeenet*
^^x)c %an, A journey.
X;A«t zi-yeenety A Imivdej or camel litter, ia which the Arabian women travel.
xJib zf^ffy Need, poverty, want, binding.
-iUS zelam, Darkness.
l^iUS zol^mef, Oppression, injustice.
3U^ zollet, A covering, a couch.
^Xls zeld, Narrow, confined.
cAXfc 5!e/f, Curbing, refraining fi*om, abstinence^ hard ground, spilling much (blood).
SiX]o zelefef. Rough, hard ground.
^]i zelerti, Dark, obscure ; zolniy Injustice, op- pression, whiteness, cruelty, barbarity.
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C-»UXt xolmat, Plur. of IJL^ xohncU
., UXJo ze2uj(i}ii Plur. of ^.ib zeke^n,
Jil^ %oIffii7iee, Obscure, dark.
^]o x'>/w/ef, -Darkness, obscurity. '♦JiA^Ua aio//(/cy(;/, Breach ot faith or trust treg^
uJ^\ie T^eioitf, Piur. of ujiUa [chf ry, injustice.
^;*U» %3loonif Most cruel, unjust,
^juJda ::Sf^tJ-y Ill-disposed, ;ibject.
jiJ^ ziUejei, Restraining, cLecking, tracing or following footsteps,
i^Ui xeleely Shady place, earth dug from a place, ^x\\o %elcem,K maleostrich, oppressed, an op-
Jib %ema, Thirst. [pressor.
&»^ %eme\h, A fig, a kind of plantain.
^]b zemee. Thirsty. v/
X^ia xeuie^f Slender (limb,) brown, pale.
jjjis ?:e?m. Opinion, imajrination..;
Juj;^ zojilot, A macerated nerve from ii camera neck, which fastens the feathers toan arroWf
^ .^^ib %onlooh. The lower part of the lej;,^ nail or stud, in the side of a spear-bladc»
li^ zenei, Jealousy, fear^ conjecture.
(^^yCl5 zonoort, Piur. oi ^^^srzcviu
jjjAiii zeneen, Suspected, supposed;
i^ ^awa, Congealed water, ice.
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j}^ %ewhr, A nurse, a foster-mother.
J \?p xohthTf The upper feather of a bird's win^,
gj l^ zehkret, Power, ability.
^Is zeheTj Complaining of a pain in the back*
%j^ zeheret. Household furniture ; zihret, An
assistant. <s ^lo ^cJiree, Place4 behind the back> neglect- jt^ zchoorj Appearing, reign, fame. [ed. ^A^ zchcer, An assistant, associate. Jo %eei/a, Honey, guii zeiyit^ Foolish, fool.. (^"^^ 'Zeykn, Wild jessamine. *>15 zciyef^ A dead carcase, ^^i? %eer, A nurse. **aI9 ziemet^ A draught of butter-milk.
g ain, The eighteenth letter of the Ara--
bick, and twenty- first of the Persian alpha-'
bet; and denotes 70 in arithm'^tick.
4^ U ii^, Charging witli a crime, censuriiig, da-.
^j U abed, Furious, an adorer. [maged.
Jl>;l^ hhedan^hf Respectfully, awfully^, reve- rently, with adoration liketi servant of Gotl^.,
^ U hhir. Tearing, passing. [idioXnatic phrase.
»^ U aberet, Current or admitted (as a word or
(jmjU hbes. Harsh, crabbed, sour.
XajIx kleyet. Excellent, beautiful,
cjij U ^teJs, Manumitted.
*XjU atthet, An old bow.
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4)U;U A /^^, Noble, precious. ^Is afem, Dull, ^3 U af&e, Puffed with pride,.an old man. [slow. ^^SU hsoor, Calamity, misfortune, a pit dug . for catching lions, »U A/> Ivory, a road full of people. y> U ojez, Hopeless, powerless, impotent. Ji^U bjeli Hastening.
au U hjelcin. In haste, x^a. u djemet, A topth. j^^U ^/eg, Made of ivory, d It ^<(» Hitherto, an Arabian tribe. » A Lfi d^dt, Manner, custom, right, observation. t^Silft ai^^^, Uncertain (in opinion). ^dU d^£j/. Righteous, equitable, deviating, (^ i li aden, Continuing at one pasture. ^^{s. hdeey Trespassing, dismissing. 1.^ d Ix d,%el. Stopping, preventing, yiiUi hzer. The scar of a wound, jji U hxoor. Calamity, misery, trouble, a long
mark impressed upon cattle. -.U tiV, Upbraiding, contempt, shame, shame- gj U hret, Any thing lent or borrowed, [faced. gjU drd/. Rising upward. ^v^JU (inz, 111 luck, distemper, an accident. Uj U arezan, Accidently. c-Jj U aref. Understanding skilful, sensible. ^ l*^ U arefaneJh Skilfully, a symbol^
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I* J U hrefeff Full "of wit or inventiori> likeness, iJjU ^feh, Men?truoys woman. ^, f^gilt. f J U a^^Wi Shameless, sa\^^cy, gfac.el'y«S| ill ^i^-
posed, black and whit(^ j^^^Ib hretiy, A far distaut plac^ ^^.v; j^^U hroor, Fou|>;ba5^,-pitifirl. tf^^lc drt^fj. Amazing;, destitute, pureg. ^^jU areyetee. Any thing, lent. I--J J Ic ^"^eh, Distant pasture. -3 U dzew, Appl^'ing the mind to, undertal^T ijm\x. (tss, A night-watch. [ing (a journey), ^l&^sel, A wolf, a good-natured man. XJU* le aselet. Flowing with honey. A^lfi 4*e?/2, Earning his bread by labour. ^y^m U tiseei A branch and hunch of datea, _^^ U disher, A collector of revenue. kJi^ ic ashek, A lover, a sweetheart, amorous, 4> IXi l« ashehaneliy Amorously. 45^ U ashee, Eating in the evening. o^ U ased, A dying camel turning his hea4
over his shoulders. ^m\x. d,sef. Stormy, strong (wind,) decaying, p^ U ^sew. Continent, incorrupted, protecte4» ^«>U asce. Apt to rebel, disobedient, [rivulet. ^ I* hzed, A row of ^alm- trees planted near a
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^tflls h%er. Hindrance, bar, let, or rub.
«.flU tzeJi, A magician.
^fcU a^er, Odoriferous, benevolent.
^yjy^s. htes. Sneezing, aurora.
ci!b U atefi Kindness, beilevolent.
SwlsU htrfety Good-vrill, affection.
^la at eh Slothful, vacant, wanting. ^
^..^JbLfi d/005. Any thing exciting sneezing.
c--Jilfi tLtel, Living in a sandy country.
tiU hfet. Bleating, sneezing.
j^5U hfoor. Calamity, misfortune.
3lfi A/ee, Abundance, arriving, one who asks uJU a^^/L)isobedient, rebellious, [favour, . ."u d^eZ', A successor. [in the end.
XaS U hkehet, Conclusion, end, accomplishment, jJU i^ei/, Tying, fastening, binding. ^U d^er, Barren (woman). ji* U ^^<2/, Wise, prudent, sensible, intelligent. ^ 115 Ip- hkelaneh. Prudently, consiJerably. i-ATU hk-h, A great multitude, dust. cjiTU a^y. Assiduous.
^Ifi (i/, Walking pompously, travelling, "Vvan-J, ^{s: aLk, Hard, tough (meat). [dering,
^!U A p tiJum, The world, the universe, time> ^'' "-age ;- flZ^w, Learned ,„ wise.- ^^^ b^kinhneh. Wisely, learnedly.
[(d royal title)* llU-^ 1p hlumpenb^hy The asyliim of the world (^^llx alomoouy Plur. of Jlc ttlum. ^yj Ic (tlomee. Worldly, existing in the worlds *! U ^kh. Astonished, an ostrich. ^Ic alee, Above, the tipper part, 3uJ U hleyet. Lofty, the upper part of a spean %J\J^^ is. ttleejenhl. High in dignity. ^ La ^JIp aleeshb,ny Imperial, royal, digni-* - Lc am, A year. [iicd*
X^U kmd, A handful, a garment, a roll. ^^ U ft7Jier, Precious, rich, imperial, popular* 3*^ Ifi amel, Performing, a workman^ *-« U b,meh, Amazed, confounded. Su U iimiet, A cloud ; ^wd^ A herd of asses* OsJlc «we6^. Stubborn, resolute. ^jMJU awe^i An old maid. [soner,
Ai U dw^^, A fleshy woman. ^^5 U anee, Pri- SLbU d^e^, A murrain amongst cattle, or a y> Is d^er, A whore, a witch, [blight in corn, ^jb U d^e/, A mighty king, having no husband 1^ Ix ahen, Hereditary wealth, [(a woman). ^ U d^eo^. Related, returning, visiting the sickt fj^j U ayes, A manager of an estate. y£w,U b.yesh, Living comfortably (a man).
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^jojU kyes,' Given for another, an hostage. ^JLU ayef. Loathing, augur. [accident:.
«_X, u hyeh, Stopping, tli verting, detaining, an ^.U hyel, Indigent, inclining to one side. «--kfc al or a^hy The light of the sun ; all,
Drinking, a species of herb. Uft aha, A coarse cloth, u^-, Uc olhh, A wave. II Iax ^/Aa^ A black striped cloth of goat's hair* ^ Uc ahad, A society, a fellowship. I A Ixt alxdet. Worship, adoration, jUfi al^r. Robust, always travelling i^Uc abaret, Explanation, commentary. ^j Uc G^areJ,Tender, delicate, beautiful (girl). 3l9 Us. aba^eft Dwelling, 3u5 Uc ahakeyet, K sticking or cleaving to. gM.-islAc ahciJiecs, The remains of any thing. ^ Us abhly A rose-tree. «] Ut abhlef, Thickness, ^ Uc abj,m, A stuttering man. ^Ixc ob^'ikil, TvcG, without a pastor (camel). ^jUc ahhyer, Piur. o( . ^x£ dhoor, ^c fl^e,v. Useless, idle, playing, a trifle. p^ a-ed?, A servant, a slave, [sliame-fiiced. |i.Xx» abedcff Servant, disdaining, full of flesh, ■^ aher, Tearing, passing a river, goin^away,
Hying, interpreting (a dream) ; ebr, Shore,
bank, of the sea, river, &c.
fjj^ y*.^ oleihn. Weeping, an Hebrew* u-i^AC abrel>, A species of eatable herb, t> ^j^ olrod. Tender, beautiful girU a^^A* ohrood. Soft, tremblingo jf^*' dt^ree. Weeping (female),
j^M^ obsoor, Going hastily (a camel), 6ac nhtf Cleaving, cutting asunder. i^\.*xs. ahhb, A'tall man. Ixxxs. ahkMyK quarir f^ IXxc ahkav, Naturallj bad. [tity of red wool.
yxxc alker, A great devil.
<s jXms. alJteree, a chief, a commander, a kind of
u<*iLA£a^^e9, An animalcule.[carpet, embroidery;,'
'iSiks. aleket, A" bit of bread, butter.
^ all, Twisting, ikxr allk. Whitish (stone).
tXxc ahletj A man having long arms, a beau-
*>x alem. Long in stature. [tiful woman,
^^ e^hn. Corpulent, big- bodied.
yMiU>js ahenkesy Of a bad stature or nature.
\*hSuxs. dbeiikcski Glad, joyful.
^^ \ ^^Ac ahotvseran, A species of herb or tree,
A^i* al'ood, Plur. of j.xs cihtd,
Sa^ac aboodet, Humbleness, slavery.
j^^s. alooVy A young lamb,
u« ^xs. ahoos, Surly, peevish, unfortunate (day)i
jU,^ abooset, Peevishness,
"^As alher, An excellent (woman, ) fleshy. ^^>c ahheh Expostulating with, recriminating* Xaae vlHyety Loftiness, vain, boasting. cIaaxc ahees, A species of herb. tX^ aleeseti A mixture, a man of a mixed race. OsAA* aleed, Plur- of j^^c abed. [(arrow).
^*A£ aheer, Saffron, ambergris, full feathered 4->l*c itab, Upbraiding, disgrace, shame. Oj lii itaty Carrying on an altercation. A Uc at ad, A large cup. J Uc a/ar, A strong horse, a rugged place» cji uc flfa^i Liberty. 5i& Iat atahef, Dullness, senseless. jUc athyek, Plur* of juXc fl/etl'. aiehy A step, a woman, corruption. ^^^UXr at flan y Upbraiding. SuAc atclef, A royal court, a gate, a port. jyAA< ctbee. Favour, grace. CL*Xs. aid. Roughness of speech. ^»Aft ated. Ready for the course (a horse), jifi aitT, Powerj a kid or doe one year old, tiM.jyis. atrcset, Seizing with violence. u*o^A£ atrees. Powerful, cruel tyrant. iijXz atrofaiiy A dunghill cock. jXs. itreef, A rogue, pitiful, rascally fellow.
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Jkc itf^, Manumission, being swift, biting;,
ViXs. at/fa, Plur. of jIaXc afeek,
yXA «/«/, Being swift; all, Carrying oS^ using
with violence (a man). tk'jis. afelef, A wimble, a saw, a gimblet, ^ atnif Slothful ; otunif A wild olive. zj\^ tfward, A bed of musk. 6\^ii citood, A kid of one year old. [rallying* ^yj:c. ofco/i'. Going up and down, travelling, x^ atoohy Out of order, light-headed, raving* jCiz a/d^, Senseless, ^xc afee, Proud, violent, an old man. s ^x& ateedef, A dish in which are placed the
perfumes for the bridegroom and bride. c-JiAA£ ateek. Free, bountiful, a swift pace of ^Xaas a'.eek. Sultry, hot (day). [a horse.
J^ atee^t Mercenary, ci-^s ass. Gnawing. Iac a^a, Hairy. cL, fi- ma*, A song, melody, j\Xs. eshr. Falling in going, ^^lis osan. Smoke, smoking (fire).
Si* c 655c^, Unable, weak, a worm.
^c asej, A body of men travelling together, jrsv}^ av/d/. Large-bellied, [drinking, sipping, yic «5r, Looking from a height. y^ifi o^roZ', A kind of pomegranate.
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»j.A z asret, Sliding, a fall, a sin, crimt^o
as-as, A heap of sand. ase^, A tree, the highway. Xaas asehety Fruitful (ground). - ij.://
3^* t aselt A guardian, large, thick.
*.Ias astclet, Thick, .(sour milk), *A« asern, A broken bone grown crooked* itis. asma, A hand become distorted by frac- (jjUSa qsmhn, A young bustard. [ture.
^~t^ asmoretf A sucked grape.
*Jtc asemsetn, A large stout (camel,) a lion.
*- asen, Smoke. . ,-
^^y:ic oswoo/i. The beginning of rain or wind. yx. asoo. Committing depredations. i^Xc aswa. Dull, senseless, liairy. ::./_^
J jjAfr P5i)or, The understanding. }/: y'^ osool, Stammering, very hairy. ^yb osoqn, Smoking fire. M ajj, A tempest, bustle, a great noise, wL=sxft ojahf A wonderful th<ing. g l.=s».c aj^Ji Dust, saioke ; ajjoj. Blowing hard, Sii. Isss^ ojajef, Dist, or smoke, [murmuring. ^lac>* ajbjeel, Plur. of j^sv^ ajU. ^
S, lisvr jjfiref, A curtain, a veil. £ :>j lis\_-s . £^'^red&t,. A- sec t, of schismaticks.
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pj {ccKc oja^rem. Strong (man,) the penis. ' U lasNs qf^sckf Ohscunty, a troep of camels. t-Jiacsc ijhf. Misfortune, ledii, :,
^ La^t q/^/grf, 'Ibick milk. [bafe
M l*\x e/^w, The stone of fruit ; ajjamyK largti ^^ijB^s i/a??. Simple, foolish, [to the hoof* %^ irsNs ojhwtt, A tendon funning from the knee ^ \s^s, ojahen, A bridegroom, a pimp, a cook. »-.=K>x (ijcl. Wonderful, marvellous; the adn^i« UiS. ajha, A mii-acie of beauty. [ration*
SL# q/ei, An egg fritter or omelet. aifi tged, K plantain, a dri€d grape. i(45efi QJedety A cow. [jecting, coming otit«\ ^ ajer, Coarse, protuberance, rushing, prO^J ^y4- cijred. Light and ninible. 19^4. ajrefet. Hurry, swiftness, expedition, ^ ^4- t//'^w. Short-bodied. ^j-4 ojremet, Gd<ijiflg haste, a kind of tree. u^»-^ "f^jf^fr A Species of long-legged ffltit. tsyt ojree. False, unhappy, .: ,ni;e f>rl
-^ a/e%. Feebleness, sickness, debility. Zj4, ajfxefy Helpless. [ir»g-
um:# c;;V5, Stoppings withholding, apprehend- . ob£ «;V» Leamiess ; - 2{//; Abstaining froift, . eating:. -•";.»
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U =^5 fl'iA, Lean, thin;
3 ^«^ ojely Quick, swift, mud.
■^^ ^2s\. 5 ajlcin, Very swift.
SLXiS c;7e^, Quick, swift, speed, a carriage, a
OvX:# o/e/tc?, Thick milk. [wheel,
i^L-S ajlezet, Lusty, strong.
^A. ajlce, (fem.) Making great haste.
*^ ajerrii A Barbarian, a Persian.
t^ ajma. Barbarian or Persian woman^
3U^ ajemet, A stone, grain or kernel of w heat.
SUass.-^ ojeipjemety A strorg she-camel, [vice.
^js^ ajmee, Barbarian, an unskilful man, a no-
.^ «;'e/7. Fat (camel); an, Rising or leaning
[S:S. ajtih, Fat (camel). [upon the hands.
^■S. ajoo^ Suckling (an infant).
iy, ^ ajool\ Plur. of ^^^S ajd',
S »-£ ajwcf, A fine date.
j^ ajfooz, An old woman, a king, a compa- jiion, heaven, the sea, a ship, the universe, the sun, a well, hunger, calamity.
5j^^ ajooz^t, An old woman,
u-y# (ijoos, A heavy cloud, raining,
^^ qjool. Furious (a she-camel).
' yfi ajoom, A Barbarian, a Persian.
Ij^ajeheret, Disquiet of mind, disturbance.
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»va4 ajee%etj A woman's Hip. [dried skitl.
o-^ ojjees, A slow step. 3^^ ajeeh Being
.«£ fl/eew. Flour and water, paste. [swift.
*iAj£ ajeenet. Hurtful^ mischievous, a crowd.
osc add, Numbet.
Ijs* flt/a, Diverting from, averting.
\^\ cXc ac^^/'', A place thin of sand.
A^j^c adad. Enumeration, the hour of death. j\o^ adhr, A Ijar, \}^o> cultivating*
Syjb. adhs. Departing, wandering, laboui** 3\jsc adafy Any thing (eatable).
^\^^ adal, Crooked.
Xllj^c addety Just, right, lawful, justice.
Q^^ltXr adhmes, A heap of dry herbage*
f^ \ Ac adh.71, A bank, shore.
*j ^ <xc hdaneft A body, a sect.
S^^*Nc adatvef, Enmity, hostility/ animosity,
*.#.\j^* adayem, A kind of dates.
y«^t4X£ adhl'hes. Strong (camel).
^g^^^^ adhbee, Rare, excellent,
» »xc Ci/e^ Predicting, law, promising.
\±,Ss. ads, Softness of disposition. ["rains.
5 J^ aded. Number. ^ j.^ odr, Courage, excessive
%M.,y& adset, One lentil. i>u- ^s. adstyet, One dish of lentils.
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[body of men, S5 Aft adfet. The border of a garment, a small ^ j^ flc^A", Beating wool with a mallet, 3 «xc at^e/, Right, justice, legal, re(juital, re- ^o^c flJtJw, Wantt defect, [war4«
^oye ademee, Privative, depriving. 3 j,c «(foo, An adversary, [refractory (horse), J^osfi odwhf An unequal place, unmanageable ^!^o^ ade?van. Passing by or through, run^
ning, dismissing. v^<X£ adooh, A great quantity of sand. I^j^ odtvety The riverside, ^^«Xi: oc?oo/. Diverting from, turning, [justice. XJ^ j^ adoolet, Just, right, lawful, a court of
\ ^ Ac adaivlee, A sailor, an old tall tree, ^ ^ Ac adivee. Supporting, assistance. ^ ^x culee. The advanced guard. Aj Ac adeedj Abounding in number. VjAc odeeli In the same manner.
jAc adeem. Left, forsaken, senseless. SU^, j^ adeentt, A patch on the bottom of a
. leather-bucket, t_,\ jsc fl^x^t, Great trouble of mind, torture, ^\\s. o«a/. Excellent, plain. [whipping.
\ J.C i«a»% The face, jaw, the side of the beard* ^ \ Ac ozhfer, A lion. C:^ 1 J i Ac azawat, Plur. of c-» ^^ ^^^'*
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s^ iwfi fl«e^, A flag ; azel^, Preventing. gOvfi Gxg;', A drink.
^ osc a«er, Sinful, excusing, circumcising. [ture« \j j^ flzrd, A virgin, ^n iron irxstrumerit of toi** fj 3^ a%eret, A court^yard, dung ; e%ret, Excus- cJ «xc a%fy Any thing (eatable). fing,
>^jv£ oxfoot, An anirpalcule, white and soft, i^ j^£ axe^, Artful ; ^xl. Accusing, restoring, distinguishing any^ thing by its own pe- U^ azkety A mark^ . [culiar mark*
^ Afi a%ely Accusation. ^ ^ a* a%lajt Agreeable r^^ ozloojy Excellent, beautiful, [(life)» f ^ azirif Biting (ahorse,) eating voraciously, %^^'oss. a%oohi Plur. of ^ilc iixeh. «j^js£ o%oohet^ Purity, or sweetness of water» jih^ axawwer. Ill-disposed, a ninible animal, ^^o^ axawjer. Large, strong. -^Afi azoom, Biting (horse). ^ j^fi hee, A field watered only by rain, JLjJoi axeyett Plain, excellent, wholesome soil^ 00^ a%eer, A situation, S^ Ax azeerety The scar of a wound. X^ js£ azeemet, A crime, reprehension* ia ^ ovc 225yoof , Impotence. ^ arr. Ulcerated ; urr, A slave, boy, dung» 1^6 arh, Intense cold ; arrh, A girl.
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*i^js^ Ctrahet, Obscene conversatlort.
/J ] yp arcihehy A curricle, cart, &c.
tiil^c araf. Flashing greatly (lightning).
a^j.£ ar^^, A thick hard plant. *taljx aradefj A good situation.
^jmja^^c aradees, A joint of the fingers, jl^c arkryK woman bringing forth only male children.
{j>*\j.& iras, A rope for binding a camel.
{j*^j.s. aras, A thundering flashing cloud.
{jo\^ iraz, A manner, a side, going away,
m\jr arazetj Having breadth, [making equal.
cJ^j.c arraft A priest, an augur.
o^^c irak. Leather doubled in the bottom of
^o^^c arhkcel, Plur. of 3.3^0 «r^t'/. [a bottle.
i^\fs. iraJc, Hayin<:^ her courses (a woman).
-^^c ork')}, Huriful, mischievous, rude (boy).
/.-jKc iran. Distance, a fight, a club.
A^ljx arahem, A lion.
Xy^i\je. arhyes, Plur. of ^^ ^^c aroos,
^lj.c arayeky Plur. of *5Cj^r areeket.
^^ys. areb, Arabia, suppurating (a wound,) glad; e7eb, Dry (grass) ; fl/aA, Pure and most clean water. fportant, weighty.
«,Ijj.c orhkriy Industrious, diligent, eager, im-
»ijs. arelet, The soul, self, a wheel.
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^>r arM, t^ast, Hard, solid, constant
«^^ ardedef, MischievoTis, hurtful.
u-f^ irdes, Sown level Jand.
u^j» orboon. Earnest.
«f.*^ arbeK A carriage, chaise, wa-gon &c
5^^ «^^&^^, A civilized Arabian, tie arabick language, white barlej.
ijj5^« flr/eir?, A species of shrnb.
^^c «^^. Flashin^^ (lightning.) trembling.
S^« ^^•^•, A troop of camels.
6 l^^e flrp;a;?, Lameness.
«^^ irjeU Readiness, proneness, inclination;
•^z*^ or;^. The bud of a vine.
<^-^^c or;or>/; A strong she-camel.
J^^ orW, A crowd, a company, a herd.
6>^>* orjoon, A bunch of dates.
*^= ard, The basis of a hlH. [for beast.
e.^ U . ,c orr//,;.^ n. Stubborn J ,^ ^, h t il, A bait
^jy^ arzcb. Hard, S( lid, strong.
^3^r m%.'w. Compact, sobM.
"'ca, Sj.i It n^, necessary; J tt ^u.mi, //.y, ^ spouse. ^^ «''^^'. A throve, the roof of a liouse. u.,= ^'•^^' Gladness; ar,, Fui,i„^. (j.^j^^^ ^U^s arsknt, A lion. t \
^^ at^icm, A greedy eater.
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^^ arex, An accident, spoil,. desire,
Ltf^c arezhfi, Accidently.
^Lo^ f/'Tidw, Plur. ofyju^ areez'
JLtf^arxc/, An offcring,oblation.^ ^carae^,Ac-
fc^ a/7. Slandering the absent. [cidcntal,
^^ artcby A lute, a harp, jij^c arteh Thick,
cJ^= 0//, A benefit, known ; irf, Patience.
c li^c arefat, A mountain near Mecca,
yli^ eV/d*, A camel bearing great fatigue.
^li^ hfiis, A whip made of thongs.
^^_y\.9js. arfan, Understanding, recollecting,
TISyt. orfet, An university, a large fertiledistrict.
(j*.*mJ^c arfesces, Large-bodied (camel).
^jjx Of fie, Accumulated, pubUck.,
juJ>j.£ arck, Sweat, the breeding of cattle.
SJi ^ arekef, A string of birds.
futS^ arhcset, Jumping.
^^ arkcl. Misfortune, difficultv,
iJUS^ arelmiih, SweatiuTf to excess, , [tain.
x^^y ;^ orlioobt A narrow pass over a luoua-
^^j^arJiOivet, A cross bar on thq top of a
^js. areh, Voice, spund. [bucket.
yS j% arkel, A drum.
-,^ arem. Violent, eager, fierce, passionate.
tj-^js, hrcnirem, A numerous aroii/.
g^^ armes, A^fock, a strong she-caipel.
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Sue^^ arme%et. Water covered with greec^ lentiles, or other slimy substance.
%^s. irnef, A stro;)g unqonc^uered wrestler.
^^ ornoj, A fat dog. [Hard*
yijz orojid. Thick (nerve), ijo^c oronded,
fjm o^js. arendes, A strong camel, a great torrt^aC
_. J ^s. irneeUy The interior or projecting part.
, (of any thing,) the nose. [ague^
\^^ arwi, A trembling, or shakin^^as in an
.«jj ^ ,£ aroob, B.elQYed by her husb^^nd (a wife)*.
»^-c orivcl, The handle of a jug, a uiaa, ^ multitude, a Hon. -,?, :r.
t ^ ,c orood^ Spiinging up, bard.
^^^ .c arooSi A bridegroom.
^^/--^^ aroosekj A species of flying insec'c,
,^ • jp aroosch, A bride,
ji^^ aroosh, Plur, of j* j. ar5,^.
^;3^^ aroo%f A goat, poetry, measure*
tr.^js:. aroofeti Previous, w^ise.
cJJ^^ orqoky Departing, wandering,
^ if- orook, Plur. of )ii « «rc^.
4f 5^ artvee, A shower of large drops.
^ c irhell, A strong camel. ^^ z arlian/llit
^:^i>f- orlioom, Soft, fresh. [lion.
f^^^j£ orhooiif Mushroom. [business.
^i* oree^ Naked, ^j^ areej^ Lanie^ triding
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fgt^jt ttrr?.?, A bridegroom, a spouse.
i^j^nretxh. An arbour, a vine, prop, a shad^
ir^.^i ttreet, Much, larj^c, broad.
1— i'j^ week. Of noble blood,
skl,^ oree/i'etd, A species of animalcule.
j31.^c2/re'e/, Disposition/thebunchofararoeU
^>jj^ arccf?, A forest, a thicket.
^ (Hkt Violcfit, strorjg, impetuous, fierce, pre* cious, rare, corroboratinij. ,
^^^yt aithdt Plur. of »,>^c ozetf, ji^c azdz, Hard ground. [hement*
•jlye az:>xet. Rare, precious, honourable, ve* ejty: oTxbfy The rolling of ihunde^. ^!!yt azcilee, Phir. of ^ifj^^ azlk. -1 vc oz-h^n, The lion. ^)\-^ aziycw, Plur. of ,^ yc axcl't A battbelor. ['*f>* a^cemet.
lys. izzef, Greatness, ('igfiity, power. ^Aj'js. ozrayel, 'J he angel of death. Js^ r?&^ Marriage* fments of music*
<_J>c oi/> Pbc sound of winds, or of instru* <_J>v= oz/»", Running haste, digging. ^yz a%l, Removal from office* ^y azlcii The mouth* (^"Syz. ozlifi, Plur. of tA ^c mlcict. Marriage. [ J>« ^^*^^'
Siy: cjk/e/. Retirement from office. ^y& azem, Resolution, design, aa undertaking.
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t»^« o^metj Paternal kindred, a tribe, [ship. tj^y. 02500^6/, A single lifC' g^^fsso^ef, Relation- j^yp a%wei\ Hurtful, mischievous*, wicked, j^ vs ozooz'^ FoFbearing, loathing; 3b ^^c izfceety SboEt-bodied (fox). %ys. i%h, Or>e who abstains from Vk^omea 9n,(|
all amusement, a surly dog^. ^yi>y. ozhool'^ Light, swift, ^^» i%e(^, Phr. of iir^c aib^.t. [magnificent,. y» vs aneeTSr, Hol'y, venerable, precious, glorious^ cJLv2 ozc'f, the noise of tlinniler. [pose^ |h^\a (1% e^nu A a uiult^rtakin;^, a design, pur- X^vc ««et*Wtf/, An incantation, verses of A I CO:^ U»'. a <x. Unripe date. [ran, resolution,
i, l«*c flA^/'^'^t t^ifficult ^^l-w»2 as^ree. One af-i ^l.,^ «^a*, A wolf. [ten.
fj^ i,,^ ascii/s. Pi UP of ,j*,«MAe fl^fifcs. [larynx^ (^U-jt'OS^/; The trerablin* or falling of thq J)aj>iiii'to«(^'^€«/, P)«n of j,jt*^ askeL jr\:^ nahkBTs Plur, of jjC.^ a^^dr-, ^(ui^'ins'ft>ir A spean a wolf, ^'u-^'tfA/^', Plur. of ^Ju*c eshj, I'jKx.^ asbhret» A whelp between a wolf and JJAi^s o*/'elf, A cleft in a mountain. [hyena.^ tjix^e Qfihek, A species of plant, iX^^'-aslr^et, A popular com motion., s-^^i" c^^.l
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gvM*JB a^\ Stretching out the neck (a horse or o^^s,^ asjed, GoUI. ;.=sw*= r? .«;>/-, Salt* [camel). 14^,^ asjemeti Agility, velocity. ^^*mx asey\ Difficult, cruel* oppressive, a miser, \j*hx asra, Cruel, white oIi the left part ofihe i^ymx. asrel'i The lion, [wing (a bird),
»Sv-«*c osret, Difficulty. XXtMMc asteietf An incoherent speech. ^j»»»^c as-as, A hedge-hog. fcup,
< i,,^ afief. Extorting w ith violence, a lar^€|-
ljU*fi osefa, Plur. o^ ^Jt.K^s. aseef. -/Jl.,^
uJfyNM* aseJi^ Diligent, continual. ,\^^s ?r » u/ s^ JU?U* ishehet, K small bunch of ,grag,e§^i «,. ,jj ^*«.£ 05i5f^(/, Long, tall, fouli^lif: m^ J ^i^ p ,^ Siju^ ashejety Proposing, iTii'*'! '-V 6f^^k.j{j ^jUc as/re/, A large whit'(?i!8f>Psbro,Qi3»,<^ a^.' -^ 3you*c a.^Ae/t-'^ A roclyr groiMikll ,v«av<d r^/ -^^ SjjL*«'fA:/^^^^;: A; sB>«4Jl bumh of gj^fie^v-..; L-)
XJu-x asc/c'/, Sotne haf)reyk> i.i[cuni»^.^'a,teiv ^X^ osloj\ A little .gri9tlfi.i:{^«l^4^i: ,hi:m^t
r.'*.
:)
X^iA^- W Wi^, I>aihty,vfieQt;^, 4eli^'^#a(girJ),.|
^4**.t/?^e"p, Qummioeasp^ tli« ^ye*.; .lo^wo Dexj?
sirous. .iitxi((|*to ^oi'Jtjq^; A- /ibvVu a^^^Lj
U^ asmay Having crqtjked hancJ^'/prA (^(^^^j^
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y^s. dsoo, Becoming beetle (from a^e^) grow'' i^**E asooh. Commander, cHieFr [iog'OlcJj^
c?
5^M*c asooj, Jporcible, vehement, cruel, an op- ^ ^v*= (i^oo/, A "man ofgobd disposition. J^pressor.^ ^*m£ fl^e^?, Lonvenient, fit, apt. ^ ■
c^^ dseeb, Tfie bone of the" ta:il, the skin'
"''Wh^hce the' hairs grow. '^"^
^****c aseer^ Difficult, untaught, (mercenary. ^J^K^^ aseest The night- watch. Ui^^^i. aseef^ A IKx^' as^e^e^,' Wine TiiiXed with water. -^ 3iX/yu*c ebeeltty rteasure. ^
^ as/v. Diminishing, extenuating." [herbage]' K^i'ashhi A suppei-, XjUc asha^et, Plenty of
Aii.s ds/tctr'y Ihtens. j-liU 'diih^sh, Plur. of /•£.»'
•^ , ., . r . 1 ( , - 1 ; ' ' .,,... **.•.. r
c_J.-i>« cisMk] Plur. of *JLiU, Cbshik- Lj ur as/ta?ief, rlur. or k^iii: ashennet* Sj'^c w?/?aem, rsocturnal bhndness. ♦jliic ashair, Pliir. of"ii .^c asheeret*
. .iic <fiv<et^ vj rowing up, adult,
Su^ii^fi' dmehet, Ari army, a dwarf, a tooth. ^'
X^E as7/sA<;/,' A tree, lean, ^iij: as/^er, Tin* *
»"*"n''';'^ .'".'!*■! . •".= . ''' . .■ , '.
c-j^S^ ashfeh. An arrowflying, or a lion run^ ''-■.'j»..'-i' 'i^I ". ^ i'. ■•• ^^, -. "■ .■' i-.', ',.'. ^ . ■ ^ ' . > 'niiig" with vehemence [quiet of the mind*
S^-ic ashret. Conversation, living in peace and"
c-^^-i* iffhshreK, A lover, most amorous, i^weet-
heart. '■
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- viifi a^rerrfy A strong army. f^^rS^ ishrooji^ Twenty^ the twentieth. jLjj Jifi hhree»fi[af, A monthly pension, paid y^ axhz,, Big hodied. [upon the twentieth day.. „.^y:£0:jff/Z' ff,K stronglion ^\^ a.«A«dw,Natu* ^xiU ai/t ash, A ne&t built on a tree, 'rally hard* xj^tr iM, Love of the most passioaate klndu
sick or dying for lovfr. Xi'As aahikel. Ivy, con volvulus. ^jLix ashekeriy Going a good pace (a horse») ^iu (isht'jn. Dry bread. [travelling fast*
\.Ji.z ash ma. Two-coloured. jL-Kwc aahevictfKn old man or woman, a piece gsAiia aahennej. Ugly-faced. [af dry bread. Joiiic QiilienneU Tall and handsome. . vj^iu ashentn'k, Tall and moderately thick* ^iic Q'ihoo. Design, nQcturtial ramble, supping. ,
1 .ii^ «'<^/''<i. f^ur blind, obscure, ,
S^iieO.v^/*'^/', Compliment, a cajole, ogling, dan-
^*# oshoor, Plur. ^^ J;,^ oshr. fgeroual
j^*ji ashiVyx, Hard ground, strong ^camel), 3^iac ashotrzetf, Trouble, difficult, strong. t5^c aaheivee. Evening, ^ii* fl^Add, Blindness. (^Vvis asheyan, Supping. ^ -.-•>.> asheeh. Grown up, adult.
ashfyet, A cloud, the evening.' -
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^f^ asheeVy The tenth part, a friend. %jjdi.& asheeref, Parentage, a family* iJUiic ishsheek. Desperately in love, fa debtor. o«ft ass, Firmly rooted, strong, inexorable to Uac asdb, A bludgeon.
ij Lac isskhett A bandage for wound, a turban, il La* asht^ A stick, baton> striking with a stick jl;»ac assctr, An oil-man. [or sword,
sjIaoc osaret. Pressed juice, dfegs. [or presser, *i Lac oskfetf Chaff. ^ l^c isx/. Curved, cross. ^\*As. iskni, The rope of a leather bottle, jo^ Lac asatvid, Plur. of ^ ? ^>ac aseivkd, '\ ^,nr a^e^, A nerve, a tendon ; «5^, Round- ing about, twisting hard. i^s*Ax*As. asebseb. Intense, heat. jaus. a^J, Bending* ^s. asr, osr, or ossor, Time, an age. [dience. * j*as. aseret, A whirlwind ; os'ref, Refuge, obe* (ja**a& osos, A worthless fellow. m*ds. asf, A storm, carried with velocity* JL*ac osfer, Saffron in the flower. jyuAc osfoor, A sparrow, a vein in the heart, a ^ yiLoc askooly A male locust, [lord, a king, ^t flse/, A crooked (tree). 5^c osola, A sea- leek. i^\j^& osleh, Large, robust. j^aXasc aslebeeyK stvong man gvUir as/dy, Crook- taLofi as/e/. Solid, hard, strong. [ed.
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^j^s. asim, Acquiring, defending. *»Aac ismet. Defence, continuance, integrity. ^y^AAcOsmoor, A bucket, ix/^eic a&efine^, Thick, :s\^Aaz oswid. Hurtful, mischievous. [strong. a^^Afic asobd, Dying,
f ^AAc asooi/iy A greedy eater, a devourer . ^As. a^eSy Disobedience, rebellion. i^^fjAs aseeb, Violent,ea^er, passionate, intense. tjjkaft aseeddf ^vo\h, a kind of sweet cake, jxtAz. aseer. Juice pressed from grapes. 'i ^K*a.z meeret. Pressed j uice. ^A,*az aseefet. Collected (leaves of trees). ?j j.AiAAa£ aseefeeret, A species of violet. ♦.AAfli ascem. Sweat, filth. [able to travel.
^Jaz a-iz. Seizing with the teeth; izz. Strong, t_«i^= azzcib. Reproaching, abusing, railing. »l.ae iz^l, A niark impressed on the arm. S^!/^: izaddfj The side-post of a gate. ef :i \.*a.iaiia,dee» Having large arras. u.,jUas ozciris, &il, snow, cold water, ^l^it-- oxo-H/, The podex, the rump-bone, one ,.^- who works for his victuals. ^^hj l^s. ozarefee, A flabby woman, pod.ex. ,j« 1*43 hiz, Adversity, calamity, grief. ^i>^=0x<i4 Troublesome, important (business). »La£^izil^fn, The rump-bone of a m^re, &c»
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y Lfi£ izhJi, A spedes of shriib.
c^*ac «5:e/;. Upbraiding, disgracing. Striking, r-e-e
l4*ac ax^^, Defencelessi. [turning, nqiUtate4»
%j^£ a%et, A lie, great niultitude. ^^c pxfl?, An ^rm, the elbow, ij^ ^c ar.res, Snow, hail, a plant of a red colour. i>j.*ac o%ret^ The podex ; ozrott The wind- pipe, running, ^*As. a%el, A mouse having long ears ; Q:iel, Distress, calamity, trouble, a field-mouse, ^.Ao&azfn, The plough-tail, the handle or mid- dle part of a bow, ^♦«U azenimor. Covetous, niggardly, narrow. ^s. atoo, Cutting in pieces, a member of the »_,^>^i azooh, A reproachful tongue. [body. uo^Aa= oz')oz, Biting, a deep well. fy»as. a%ooiJu A hiirdy she-camel, a gluttor^. ou^oc azeedf A low palm-tree. (j&AAit azeez. Distress, misfortune. ^AA^ izieiif Inchantment. X^*>ac azeehett A false accusation, lac «^^ Tearing (a garment,) throwing down. Use Ota, A present, a gift, a favour. .ILi: tf^ar. Perfumer or dr« J^apjst. Sjlkc atlirety'\\\e profession of a perfumer or Ajlkc otarec^i Uuicksilver, mercury. [druggist.
■J'Jy%
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J*lti£ otas, Sneering, aurota. v..s. j^>
1»U3£ alhf. Courageous, a lion. ^^ts) ^t
C^llai ittif, A g\n, a sword. ^ ILc 2Vflf/,PIufi of^laa
Lkc atet/d, Plur. of x^ks ateeyet.
i^& ateh, Destruction ; oto^f, Cotton.
jls£ ater, Odour, perfume, fragrance,
s ^lai: aterety Excellent.
A^c ate? red, A quick step, noble.
^^li^Lic aterofan, A roost or dunghill cock;
-^kc itrenii Lion's dung. ^jja.& ats, Sneezing.
jiiss. ate^h, Thirst,
^^\ii\3.s.atshan, Thirsty, burning with desire*
kkc otottKnj garment cutout and ready for
sewing.^ \}ngy bounty.
«_Jltic atf, Favour, affection, conjunction, turn- ^ias. atel, Idle, idleness. ^\\as. atelles, Long, Jiasi atm, Perishing. (tall.
u«^«Jac otmoos, Beautiful, young (female). ^^ aten. Stinking (skin,) the bottom of a
mountain. J^t. atoo, Overcoming, raising the head or hand
when receiving any thing. fi ^fctc atawwed, Patent, a quick step, generous cJ^tac atoof] Favourable. [(man).
Sw^Lc afooj'ef, Affection, favour. ^.>Ia* otuol. Needy, poor, wanting. lUlafi ateyet, A present, a gift.
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cJuIja aleef, Gentle, mild (woman), ^^kfi ateel, A young shoot of. a palm, jltfi izciJ\ Repletion (with wine). lo His. i%a%, Biting one another, vehemence, -lijfi izanij Plur. of Jas. a%m, iU U^c azamei, Magnificence, pride. [fat.
v^t* a^^. Wagging the tail briskly (a bird,) XIafi izet, Exportation, preaching, [conceiving, 5jJa£ ozeret. Taking the male (a camel) an4 laK]as. izaz, Retiring froip battle, wagging th^
tail. - ^]as. izlkniy Obscure, 'U^]^s. azlemit, Darkn€S3. Joe. azm, A b')ne; izem. Pride, ijiagnitudQ,. X^tc azenht. Magnificence. J^ oz>nec. The greatest, the most supreiTJQ. *./.!=» oKC'em, Great, high in quality or digmty^ iJlc (^if* A bstine^ice, chastity. \j^ afk, Degtriiction, decay, [cious, cunning. J lie afh.ry A kind oF tree x^Uc qfaref^ M^li' gjjUc af\r eyel,V\\i^ of o^-* ifreetf IjUc afi'net, A hill, tumulus. y.,Uc '/i^*'. Holding fast, using gently^ Jk^lic *f shet^ A company, mob. njoUfi <^//<iv, A little purse of leather. i? lie afat. Stuttering x:*u« afdtef, A shep, fe,J U* ^i/'/i Abstinence, chastity, [herdcg^,
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f^ Utt df^lreti Podex. (^Uc iffdtf. Time, seasom
wirf Ur c^At/*, Chaste matroa. jjic q/i/. Jumping,
.ifi fl/er, Dust; «/r, A.hog, a boar.
iJLc ffAtk* The 13th day of the mooii*
% Lie ifrM, The mane, hair, or feathers on the
neck (cock). [inhuman,
cr>;»jic Ifreet, A giant, a demon, dangerous, kps qfzi A cotton pod» j'Ss ffkr, A meddler, a busy-b6dy» jjm4c' fifii, Imprisoning, cuttin^^ driving with ^ liii* ifshol, Thinly clothed (man), [violence. -sv^cUc ofshej, Longi tall, corpulent. ^Jlxs. afslieh Heavy, agreeing badly with thfi
Constitution (meat or air). ^^is^ afshckel, A flabby old woman. jj^ifi afa, Closing the mouth of a bottle with -v>A« oftejy Big- bodied, fat. [leather.
laic aft, Sneeiiing, calling to sheep. Jaic ift^e. Stammering. fgoi"g» collecting. i-iit afeki Going at discretion, at full liberty, iXia afek^ Left-handed, foolish, inconstant,. ^Ss. afkel. Out of order or health. 3.ir afel Having a rupture (a woman). LJUfi iflet, Foolish, aukward. uJiUe ijflek, A lazy woman, speaking ill* ^>)U* aflQohi Foolish, aukw/ard, dull.
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[a rope)^ ^•£ ^firt. Getting up a mountain, rotting (as ^(v^iis ofetijcj. Dull, thick* •, ^
jjwwjuix dfenJi^Sf Mean, sullen. jLc fl/o(>, Excuse, shearing (wool>) clean water* lyks. if wet. The purer or better part of anjr lUyic qfooset, A lover, a sweetheart, {thing. U^c afoonefi Corruption. jLfi ofee. Asking or receiving benefits* ^fAs. ofeeVy A kind of wheat boiled without jbAifi aff.tti Coughing, sneezing. [meat> &;c, K^^juJx. nffiefi Ab&taining from. jyuix ajeifef, A modest woman* A*xs. aftek. Left-handed, inconstant, stupid. .xSs. ahk. Cleaving, slaughtering a sheep» ,. . \xs. tkaf i Punishment, torment. i Vic ok^fy A maosion.
A U^ ilXiii A plactj to which a man is appointed, , I iL^_ okir. An iai moveable estate in land;
okaK, Barren women, wine- wjUtc ak ird\ Flur. of _j^Xc akreh, ^yjlij «y{'a5, A fillet for th(? Iwir. eJ lie t>A'0[/, A distemper. „,..t a,V.\, . 4_JllJLii z/fi^, Plur. of cJiK* okoi, disobedience. , li'Uifc a^ikct. Pouring down rain (cloud). ^Uus ik'ih NV'hatever is given in one year by
way of tithes or alms.
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UU -lib akhm, Having no children, ill-disposed. j^Uc ik^n, An excrescence at the roots of
palms, which destroys them if not pruned. <,^.jv5i£ akahy The heel. Uic okbk^ Another world, /, UiU 2^^^7?,Gold. i^i& akd'Cf, A nerve, a tendon. ^« okbee. Hence, success, accomplishment. XJifi tkkctf The hair of ^bung animal§. ^£ aked, Alliance, a compact, knot. I j^c akdii, Knotty tailed, a maid-servant. V'JsiU okdety An impediment in the speech, a * perfect u re, estate, =
Jic ak$r, Misfortune, injuring, damaging, s-^ Jir akreb, A scorpion, the hand of a w^atch, (.^Ij Jis okrehhiiy A male scorpion, ji-iu airef. Barrenness (of women). 3^5 .sic cik(ifteJ, 'J'he female elephant. *- -^
tsjis. okrecy Flpr. of ,**- akeer. (pis. ak<fu A species of herb, accumulating. {ja^s. akeSj 'J\visting the hair. u.^iU ak'^k, A ouU fl^y, A fox, bending, ["^^gPy^.
JJifi ai-/. Intellect, judgement, knowledge, sensCf ^i* ok^ti, Flur. of j.Xc fi^-/. XXic (ikliti Tripping j:is, aklee. Judicious, ■ Xc ckow. Having no child {a man,) srlent, ,,vic oktnee, Obsolete, a man of bei^ditary nO'
bility or virtue.' ' ' ' •'
t ^^7 I
tj*«
lUXt^^ewWtf, Having sharp talons (a bird). ^y^AxSLi^akenles, Vicious, bad. ii
3JUit^ akenJtel, A lofty: hill, -^f^':^^^^')^'? A^^^-X ^'jakoo, .Retaining, detaimng;'ablibTrirtg^i^c/^ i^yi& akooht A stiGt^^&^r> x^^te <i^oo?6/, Pu« j^' iaioory Bitingi W^uiidingl '^ ' [nisUment,
J.^^c #<«S^/ <^toelligehGe, wise, prudence; jis. akee^ Abhorring, [okooly Genius, judgment, «ii*le a^&ihy A follower, behind, ^c aheed. Confederated, coagulated. SaaKc flv^oWie/, Faith, belief. v-.
^jic aider, Un fruitful. "^ '' r fthe le^,
ifjjU-wieerei, A kirid of wild beast, hurt ir; r^*A*xs a/iesseer, J^ri\inc\eRn aninfial. [cornelian. ^Ajifi akeek, A channel filled by a stream, ^ XJIaji> aheeltti Any thing excellent in its kind. -jjiA a-{-ee/«. Barren, having no offspring (a man j» ^i ill-; Strong man, explaining (a speech,) v^V^c a^iA, Smoke. . ;ii.iii [repeatingi j\<c a^4r^ Carried violently backward, ^\<^ a^das, AstafFwithaniyon ferrule, a short ^ V:c a^4s> A rope, - caif , ii 7. [spe^r,
4_*^c a'ii. Hurtful, mischievous. vJixii . i S-.aJCs o^^oTi-e?, A rude inhuman woman, y«<^ir oMes, Compact^ firm^-fle^hed.
»aCc a'tedd, The.j^t i?jfs^he/topi.gUe,or>ligjijr^ ^ alti^r, Feculent, .fot^dy'*)! A \\^b\4?> r.x;j^
^: -^l^vi Qf]a ba^o^i|j^|sdtM^i?T t>»^'ktl'6S,.-I«v^^^ ^jaJCr a/fj?* Hurtf*jl»!Q$srj>:cni|'3{fiop,>refi'aftiqn*j I^S^p: aH/ B.u\)h'mg with the ihl«ll, <;ttAi?pdliog/
^z iktk, Uni.i|itamJUj-ng' (ftvpr^) ^UMtJf day*.
^fi </y^e;;i, Loading «!^'atv<^lii:^^P^Mn^» 4*^2 y^lak'y^it, A fat woinJ>«*]iinicrJ ^vy^io aJ^
^- akod^ ,Erop,i;tioJus> atFeptionaftej,fat»H.ifwH i^'>ok^'et, -1 'tie. %^t/» 5tl\,tj: thicker 1 0r gjfta te^
»^i'part<.:ofjany thing* .,>;!oit»H ,A\i\» ss^f t_j
^.^]aiofvka, Dwarfish,, L;ijtt*^'fl^fes»; S§iHt
^c «/4(-.nBrJt^ing,i a 'Siul^sstitMte (fe5..3npthei5: thing>i> j^^iWlie ,«pper.pfti^jDf M.hpiXtPey:^
w^jt il(th, An oblong mark imj)i=^is'^ b'tl^^hft ^Spi^^^FAti^aif>f«y%5€ferM^<>7 A Visv^\5[n€clc; .
tJj -iU 'i5^(i^, Ariyti!iiittj^,,St?meWteWerhmf?i'i^%' * M ^s alhhcyet, Dedicated'^^li^bUy'tt^Arkyafjin^^J XI ike o/r??<^/;''WHa'te<v^t<*^Hv^ris .6n6 froni^^H^ V
S^' allaiih Omniscience, God (a% knowing ^iWaM7?<^4 Pubfieir^p^nS'^ [every thing)*-^
<JL 5Vc alaycky Plur. of XjLaU aiecJtef- [[iefpart. .-Jic*''a?'^^; Sblfd; consfeii^/sW6rig;4egi'#i>iVig 4'oin
hCff^e's'^freeJ^^ between ^'feik;li*- the rniwie xAfi -oBfiv'A Vrotfery-a-^s^;'^-'- A ,• fgrdw&i^ li^Xfi' 'hles,\ An.^dbpfed'sort ; ' rfZ?\t; Mixingi col^^
(^>ls\Jic ahjhiii The v\^YiiVg'pae€i)fagbe"catwel.
^jya6\.U alejen, A woipap careless of what sh©:
sajs or-dpes. ;t Jf^J:r^^ ;5nolti ^
*^X« o//'dW, A robust rshcTcam^l, the male frc^^j- ^JLs a^. Hard, a ^erve in the neck; [|liick<? \.U a/ez, Avaricious, fretting. ^j<^X«(z/^*, Hard, U« fi/^(/AiFning at, or hitting with an arrow*,^ u^xU* ulfeles, Resplendent, smooth, ^
X1»U, :^Mryh necklace, chaj^, a black i^q)^.-^^ ^J^)<^,t. fl/^d/«e/?, Delicate girl, a glutj:pfl^i, ..^ ^ UU'^'^^^^^^^SS' straw. '^y^'Jj^M
(jj^Vooifi ''alefdiiv. The maw of a bird, . -j^ js. ^ I^^aAp alefxQjr, Pasturage, a meadow, . ; j^ XikaUc alefeset, A stronger adversary, forcQ, .. c:i-i^iU p//oo5. Unacquainted with, ignorant,
corpulent. . «.>4.,mi,^i [^"gv
iJ^Lr fl/e^. Attachment, love, adhering, depend-* XXU aTehett A p^ii't or quantity of coagulated
blood. ..y.j^
^'iX^^'oTlsevi, Any thing bitter, bitter water., .^^ ^U fi/te, A broom. iXX* a/eA', Chewing. XJClc aleket, A fine fat she- camel. v.v ajUi
.yCU 27^d^, A monstrous looking old hag.,; ;^r alkex, A strong big man. (ofagarmen^. ^U alem, A standard, flag, a sign, the border *Ufi iVwac/, Any thing upon which threa4s
are winded into clues.
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fjSt)^ alefnex, ^ wonderful thing. y^A«U Uuiet'fi, A fatiguing journey.
U alefi, Published. ^^AiU alendes, Vehe* ^ aJIc alendc'.e. Full of flesh. [ment, strong. ^U aliM), Flame, fire.
/. ^ V^Xc vlnkn, The title or preface of a book. A^U ilnu(f,Gr<^t, a man ofiankand gravity. j^s Ulawt, '1 he cholick, madness
u- \s. a/noa, Eatahle. . j^U al<Mtf\ Decrepid.
so^c oloolt, A drdu^ht of' milk, a conception. iJ •!« ' aA>o/j-, Phir of iiXs G/t'^» ^ y\s. ohttttit, Srit nCe, knowl<rd}j;e. fversanv i^^ oloon, l*uhlicati(;n. ts y\s. iliVee, An ad- *X« aleh. Admired, fa lin^into a mistake, l^ alhh, A v< St d(»ubled and lined with ca*
mers hair, worn under armour. ^l^Xfi Hhas, 'J'he stopper of a bottle. ^^l^£ uHiv, Starved, i^sv^lr alhejet, A skin ^^1* ithtiHy Large, fat (rameP. [when roasted.
U g/^v. According to, opposite, upon, in, from. IaXc olyh, A h»rge high mountain, a high place.
^U.c alydti^ Corpulent. IUlc aleeyet. Sublime, high. uL^\£ olees. Wheat mixed with barley. j^aXc a/ees. Any thing roasted in the skin. UjX& Utree/tet'AS^tcUoUf detachment.
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^IaU alee^, AhovQ. [ed, "\^e»
3.aU ali'el,We^k, indisposed. *.a\c aleew, Learp- i^a/w<7,Blindnesso l^x?*'//^^, A coluoifi, pillar. jl*fi aniir, Any covering tor tlie head, any
kind of building. (brick, Icniple, &c.
Sjl*© 2//i^rv/,' A .public edifice, a sacrr<l ta- ^jl*« awhrtee, Interfoemineum mulitrisam- IbjUe amireyetf A camel's saddle. [piuin. y^L^ amas, ^Jisfortune, furious war. tSUs atjta'ei, Deep, deepness. *Jl*r amalc'ty '^ be pay of workmen, &c. SUUc aniamety A turban, a head-dress. • Uc or/iman, The ocean. _,l*c amayn\ Plur of ij^Uc fl/7?(i?'e^ iJoUc amhyjf, Plur of jj^^ av/ee^. *.jUx amhyein, Plur. of ^,« ♦^ amh^neU &♦£ anmii^f, An aunt, a tu other's sisler. i*v<<* ff//'<^y\ A snake, a serpent. ^w^ ri///f/, A design, resolution, intention, I ^s. omilet, A pillar, support, a minister. ^s. otftr. Life, age, time; hmr. The gum. i ,T omret. The sacred visitation or pilgrimage
to Mecca. :. .^, .fill-disposed^
jj ♦c onicrred, Lonoj ; amerre^. Great distress, ioj^zomrot, A robber,, a poor wretch. o-^ a//id^-. Hiding, a troubled (business,) a fight.^
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l^&arJisJi, An opportunity ; aniishjWedikncsn of
^\»a*s. omnf^jy Headstrong (horse, &c). [sight.
laȣ amtt, Disgracing ji^ omok, Profundity.
3^ amel. Action, work, labour,
u3 ^s imlhki Deceiving with the eyes.
3JL»s ifiilet. Hire for working, wages, work*
j] jX^ ame/ilhr, A receiver, a tax-gatherer.
]aUc umelleti Stroog, lusty.
IsXys. amlchet. Pissing, urine, [tical laboured),
jyUc flWieZec, Practica^in opposition to theore-
^^♦c am men, From that, which.- ^'■^*^'''
^♦r amoo, An uncle of fat her*s sidel'^^^** ~^ ' "
A. -^fi amooj, Flying aside (an arrow).
a_^*.£ anwtxJ, A column, pillai*, the support of
a family, a tent- pole. S.s^*« *a>fiOod)ti, Perpendicularly. jy*c omoor, Plur. of ^y& a 'fir iP'^^t o>/<rx)<JiHeavy, dark (-day) [hour, practice, ^^♦c amool, An actio"/i, opt^r»itiori, work, fa- -^♦c omooni', Common, nniversality. 3U'^-uOwoowe^, Being an uncle. ^t^^,'i 6inoh, Astonished, wandering, ^- aniet^. Blind, obscne (business), y;s;>£ a^ne^aelf Slow, a lion-, dragging, XVisjvc rt 'd VL'/d/ Ftcshy, bi^-bodied* Ow^^vs auiccd, A couimander, supreme.
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3^4« ftmpeHvr, Wealthy, very nrh fvafed, ^4.t ann'et\ Ri)yal, imperial, abundant, culti* c...ii*<fl a.utek, Trofoundi widely extensive. J>^fi iimet'I, I'eifoiniinji^, an operator. *.a;^ <!'//«?/'//// Full, the tiigli Tdnk, dijrnity, Sua«^« aN/ect/ef, A |)!ain» level ground (fore, ^ an. Of, f.om, uith, after, on, above, be- Ua aw/, Calan)itj, sorrow, tired. ««g^ La andh. Large- nosed.
JjUc of/abd, A thick bow-btrirg.
„j ;* oHhLre, Of a carnation colour.
g-Uc ?//a;, Speakirijr inconsistently. fcious.
d lifi ?//W, SiubbornneFS, resistance, contuma-
IaUc?/M<M//, Ohstinately.y^Uc innhs» Fight-
,y*s i;« at/ast'/, Mur of 3.^^;© o/mo/. * [iiJg»
Xj Ufi (ii'h.i/ t. Av^sisfance, solicitude.
ijis. ami, A side, a part ; iwJt/, Near, before,
about. ir<, iiceording to. 6 Jot Qiideifi An irTja^it , an idol. Xi'j^ic oiult'k't. "^1 he low <r part of the belly be- ^o<;ft ^/w</c;/, A larjie can;el. flow the navelt XJj.« amhht. La iJe headed. ^ j.*s nti'lcin. The jium, dragon's blood. Ijj^lr atf<feftd, (\»iin«^eous. ty,*^ anJch, A lizard.
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yis. am., Turning away from, djjj vifi anxeroot, A Persian gum or balsam, w ^ yLfi iazehwef. Pride.
^s ans, An eagle, Groolced wood. ti>«*^^^* =^ 3 y^c onsoly Going haste (a sbe-camel«)jS(3«^- '■ i^iaXsi anshef. Long, of a bad disposition. (^ziSs. aneshnesh, LongySv^'ift (manor horsit)^ ' ^J:^S:^l£ onshoosh, A. remnant, ^' ^^ (hair.
i^e. inset y Dispersed, herbage, dishevelled ^ico/z5or, An element, foundation, constitution, ^^is. onsol, A sea-leiefe., ,^T\o»N''.ft aC^, «
^^iOLKs. Qnsewefy A handful of hair. Uic anef, Length of a beautiful neck. julaic antenet, A vial for oil or vinegar, laver, ^^^Uaj:* inteyhrtt Beginning of youth, [long.- 4_^I£a£ on%oL\ A male locust, y^is. atJzel, A^ spi- i^^^^IaXc orizuwkriy A wicked mar^ [ders web. ijds. oyif, Severity, violence, oppression. lAUac itijash, A servile man. ftums amill. *i;Lc anefet. Any thing forced by-water which ijix^ anfesh, Having a long thick b^arti-i pride. oaUc anfeSy Disloyal (woman,) pujSied with Idus onfety Ill-disposed, in a mean conditioh*.. *ki;c onfotefy A philtre, a love^cliarmi.uv a'/K.^. juuufi anfekety The hair between the.under-lip^
d)uufi anjeky Foolish. [and tlie beard.j^^
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, [ment, 'iy}^'onfitiV0ty Stoutness, strength, conjmeace- ^tXs. oyifee. Full of rigour, overharsh/tjrannU / liUs flw^<>., J[^ong- necked. [cal,
iUi;x: ii/k^d, A bunch of grapes, wine. JkIs. o>M'«''> Mankind, the pith of u palm tree. ^jpiftW^fei A species. of sweet herb. \yiki\(tnk e%et i Tqigon, misfortune. *^w^ a-'" ^^'t anUi^ffeKi JyxsX^ss^ misery, an impudent 4^-iii J j9!ii^^<^i^ Strong. [noisy womarv*
Silxs ankeref, A long.t^ll cameJ. '.V v ^Jj^ ajikisJ/^i^'^^Mgtnt. ; JC^ a/z^e/, Solid, Jiks. ajikuifiiVtotn you. : ^ [strong, stout- 4;5^«.^;f//^«^^ A beautiful rudcty face. ^^ O7i?do, Humble^ ^elained<>(Qaptive). »->x^'. cikuMv F\orce^ publrshed. is,^:»tinh0(fi Deviating^ streaming with blpdd* »j± anhu, lVon:| hio> or it, ^x anecj A few. . 'i^ aneyat;- Camdi's urine dried in the sun, . used; for the "scab or ninrtge, ,.»\b.\^^ *;*« Os/sit a?2^ci^,i Stubborn, wanderinj^ .^>^%>A d^iiTj yi&i arie&i^ Misery, unfortunate, i \'^'^\^ *^^fi^ cJlutiflrte^ Cruel, rigorous, troullleiome.
^iic" d7i<?0?r,j} Appearing, hefone the eves, ^yi- ziu;^, I Ad inarticulate sound.
g. V^s awwhj\ A dealer in ivory.
jM^ \ ys. atvkjem, Plur. of ^r^s. Ic hjemet.
tiSyiUwhdt Any agreeable object to which one always returns with pleasure.
j\ys. uwar.kny rent in a garment, any mote, &c. paining the eyes.
ijojSyt. awb,re%, Plur. oi ^jis. hre%.
{j>.S^ awwhs, Calamity,- misfortune.
Xa« \ ys. awhsett One draught of milk.
S*^^y& awasely Plur. of 3.^* U useL
>t S yj awasher, Plur. of .Si.s. ashr,
y-^Sys. awhmely Plur. of y^\& hmeh
^^^ys. awan. An assistant, a lady, a middle aged woman, mare, cow.
ii^^s. aw^net, A sand- worm, ground over- flowed w ith rain.
^-^^i mvlet, Distress, calamity.
'iy& awwet, Podex, howling, bending a bow.
gvS^e aivsej, A fleshy camel.
g. ys. aivej, Distorted, constituted, receding.
A^c awd, Returning, becoming (learned,) fa- vouring, restoring, custom, experience.
Si^c awdety Coming back.
cJJi^£ awdek, A hooked instrument, with VN hich they piill buckets out of wells.
'd yz awe%, Refuge.
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fscienre.
^^« flff/vr. Blind, corrupted, having a bad con-
• J >« iiii*iift> A succession of bad after good.
^^j^ (iwrcf, A wife, a woman,
. • awi'T, Wanting, a thing not to be got. . - auzcm. An old woman or shexamel.
^^^£ afi'sej, A kind of bramble.
^m ^s. att'see, A kind of rsLm^ ^JO ^ rt7^'^s, Speak in^r
tc ^c a^r*^, Foreign w^ord, &c. [like a foreigner.
jje^iV'rz, A reward, a recompense, exchange.
lals^x atvief, Not conceiving for some years (a woman or camel,) though not barrep.
C-i^ a?iTf, Gladness, circumstance.
cJf^c awk, Delay, preventing. [lihood.
£l ^ aw ' , Supported ;^by hope,) gaining a live-
3J'^fi fl?ri5"f/, Biting wolf, a short-bodied man.
y^yc «//7, Deviating, leaning to one side, over- coming, excelling.
«J8^ uuliikj An appendix, libidinous.
^ ^ atilek, A vein in the uterus.
^ jc mtm, Sailing, swimming.
^^^ awuifj, A serpent, a snake.
•r*>* aivinerety A multitude, clamour.
^^^ atrn^ Aid, a defender.
J^^fi owool. Having a large family. [mal).
-u&^r aah'j. Having long neck and leg (ani-
wJid ^ aw/uJi', A crow, long, a mountain swal- low.
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eCa^ mvhe^ct, Yociferating, struggling. y£>^s. aivbel. Violent wind, swifi ^she-came)). jf,ys. owe.ir, A little crovv. 4j^^£ awees. Difficult to be understood (verse, * XC,^ aweekef, Figbt, war. f&c).
jo^c atveel, BeUiOan. t^s. ahh. Shameless, sau« A l^ ilij^d, Plur. ot\x^ a^e^, [cy.
ijl^r aharet or ,^c Adultery, whoring. U^ft ihibi(i, 1 he beg inning o f y o« t h. j^ a^r^, Agreement, vow, commission, re- verence, commanding, leaving a legacy, fcj4* o^'W, Fixed, remaining in a place [offending, a^^c ohood, Plur of j^c «//<W. Iac fl'^/, Difficult, incurable (disease). u-» L*>s ^l/(ib, Plur. of CvAAs «i/vV. fsick).
ii Ia£ fl^Av, A lion, i va£ /yd'A Visiting (the i Uc a?/d,z. Refuge j Uc <7yar, A mark, a proof, tr^bx at/ashy A good companion. qs Iac ?^a.9. Struggling ^^^^ ii/hz, Exchange.
< sUi ?j^(\/, Aversion, loathing. f^"g*
^Iac «^a??. Clear, publick, evidence, observ-
XJUc iyh.net, A spy upon another's actions*
U ur: oi/\i/a, Impotent.
4_-AA£ a?Y', A disgrace, vice, crime.
i'AAr ff/7'C'/, A portmanteau. [big man.
^^^f iXibhkk, Disgraceful. -- ^iVc aitoom, A
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^Ja* oiseni, A hrac camel, an elephant, 5 species
.xas aid. Festival, holiday. [of tree,
is j.^ oiilei\ Belonging to Easter.
^ <^if\ An ass, an eye- brow or lid.
j\j^s. aizar, JJard, sohd, firm.
^o'>;* ^izhf'f^d, A kind of glass cup,
l^.^ a'ish. Life, pleasure.
-.iiA£ (iish'em, Dry mouldy (bread).
- ^>£>= n'tzfjow, A greedy eater.
It^c aita, Hi^h, exalted, proud. [Auguring,
i^AC aJf, Suspended in the air. ^ U^ ayeflin^
Xi.c a'lfct, A bird flyii'g or balancing itself in
^^ICfi oik iJi, Runnirig. ,^ the air.
XS^Ac aU.t, A grove, thicket.
J^ o//, Ran.blino;, v^ alking, destitute, poor.
^ ^^« uflnti, A male hyena.
.^\<c a'lltv), A well juil of water.
^^^Vc-c ailav, A male, ^ac a/'/w. Thirsting.
U>* «///a, (fern.) Having large eyes.
^^^u\ft (linhn. Flowing (as u ater, tears, &c.)
(dual) the two eyes. S;Ar uind, ^loney lent or paid in adrance,
handsome (garment). J, ^Xjs. oirioqm, A male frog. ^^j.c aiftee, Natural, real. s^yx.- 'aiyoob, Plur. of u-*a* aib»
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[poor. dL> >*c myfios. The lion. 3 ^c o/voo/, TraygHing, ^^As aufoori, Looking stedfastly with a mahg- t_,l^c mhb,h, A seducer. , [nant eye.
,_.^.£ rtf?7/^^, Fat, thick. X^-s fl//?e/, A murrain amongst cattle, or a cJi^Ac mheh. Alacrity. [bhght in corn,
^^e a/7/t/, Tempest, quick-paced (she-camel). ^AE oiA^'^'.^^'ick, speed, ^^g aiyte, Slanimering. Jfx aii/cer, A httle ass. xJaa- aijeenel, A hule • '■ eye, ^-^ "•
A or ^/A////, The nlrietecntli letter of the Ara- bick a^pTiabt't, atul the twenty- second ,,of the rVrslan. In arithmetick, it expresses 1000, a? id denotes quadrature in the aspects of the stats. [second day, corrupted.
^^Ip gffcih, Foohhh, (a camel; watered every
\^ ghaber. Remaining, tjli ghhh.'tf. Wishing one's self to possess something equal to what another enjovs, ^li ghahen, h cheat, impostor, ^j li ghkhee. Stupid. ♦J ^<,p' Ip ghateedun. To revolve, to bind. c_J:5ii g^f^^^rf> ^^ rower, a seaman. 3b i Ir s^hadeyet. Morning rain or clouds. iu gli^%%, Having a galled Ijack!^^' ^*,''''
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^li g^hr, A cavern, the den of a wild beast
i^jU gharcl'. 'I he top of a wave,
S^l- ghai'tf, II under, booty.
^^J^'t j^ gfiikrttiik, 1 lie bar of a door.
7' M 8^^^''d> ^ morning colliition of wine.
mj^^'* f/^dr^tf. One wlio drinks in the nsoinintf.
^jli gh(^ri'Zt Havinp Jitllje Hiilk (a canjtl).
u-'jKs f^lhns, A planter.
^ {:i^j[i' glarefftat), A place full of caverns.
Xi^li ghtifefti* Having her forelocks cut off
siiy J ^ g/'CLJCi, Plunder, a cavern '(a wonjan^-
(/^Ip gh jree, A bushel, a spon<^e.
j^ ghazs/f, A lar*ie- mouthed man.
ylpj'i ghnz-ghaz. Scattered, driven away.
^lpjti> ^// zghrm, A kettle, a caldron.
©^'Ip §// z<heh, Ked colour used lor painting the women's tares.
^jU ghh%('e, A htro,conqneror, a chief leader,
i-Ju, Lc gliasi'h "J l»at part of the night imme- diately succeeding; the crepuscle, the moon.
tr^^^ gft'is^', A dissembler, pt^lulant.
li ghanLeijci, 'J he day of judjrcment, ati
internal comphnnt, a leather-covering fdr
i^ li g^^^'Ji 1-oose, VN orn. [a saddle,
^5«e'r gh(i,zee, I)ark iii^ht- (low.
U li gitii-gha, The cry of the mountain sv\ al-
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(^is. ghkki A crow.
^ JIp ghhly Going round; a ghhlh Thirsty,
4---Jlx ghbleh, Overcoming. [level ground.
iJ^lli ghalook, A play-ball. [ble.
JIp ghaleh, A kid. j u gh'hhe, Dear, valua-
^>JU> ghahcduiu To surround, to instigate
^l^ ghUeyehy Perfume, [or animate to iight,
-«li ghamer. Uninhabited, abandoned.
fjt^ Ic ghh,m€%, Obscure^ unintelligible speech.
^U ghhn, A forest. [string.
Juli ghhnetf A loop at the end of a bow-
*jli ghaneniy Laden with spoil,
J> U ghanec^ Rich.
Saj L£ gltaneyef, A girl much courted yet re- maining contentedly unmarried in her pa- rent's house.
^^,Js^ *^S' gJiawshenh, A goad for oxen, a ru- inous wall thitatening to tumble.
i^^U ghawee, Wandering*
3L> L U gfi(iy^y^U The splendour of the sun, any thing overshading and causing darkness.
SjjU gfioyet. The end, extremity, a standard.
_> Ic ghaycr, Jealoue^. [er.
S J li ghairef, 'I he mid- day. ^ja^ U ghais, A div-
lajlx gf'^y^ty Low ground, excrement,
3jU ghayel, Oppressing, running, 04 .
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•U* {xz gliilkn. Seldom, rarely. jUi gMhr, Vapour, dust, *> . ^AoZ^fiige/?, A plough, a yoke for oxen. ■^ Iax ghelj&sheer,. The twilight. XiUc ohel'hnet, Infiraiity of miad. if^Us ghcbhwef. Stupidity. ,j^ ght'beb, The dewlap of an ox or cock. Xxi ghobbclf An eagle, daily fopd.
^^ ^hebj, A ditch. ^ ghelef, Dust, a mis* \^z ghaberet, Dust. [fortune, remaining.
»i*^ ghehrehef, (A woman) having very black Lxr ghebet, Emulation. [eyes.
*kx£ ghebtet, Emulation without envy. Jlax^ ghebtee. Raining incessantly. •y^i^i ghebghe^'j Dewlap, the throat. ^^ IxKi ghebkhn, Drinking wine in the evening. t^j^s. gheben, Fraud, negligent. j^A£ g'loboor, A great misfortune. t_5^Ar ghobooJt, Wine drank at night. \yxs ghebee, Negligent, imprudent. XAAi gbebeet, A slight rain, quick pace. LajJ: ohebect, Low level ground. ufj^ gbeheev. Weak in hiind. Cvi ghofy An unlearned man, a fool. *s^ ghefrefet. Puffed with pride. « jUi gheiliQHh^ Unlearned, inexperienced. \
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^ glefelj Planted with trees (a place)^, ^ ghi'tem, A sufFocating heat. t*Xc ghotnit'ti Barbarisjn in speech. ^gi'Jic ghotwee, A person speaking unintelligibly* %^ \XzghesaSi t , Being lean (sheep,) corrupted j\^ ghoscir, A hjena. £(word)«
ui^f lis ghoscighes, A lion. XSi gbosset, A sufficient part. I^xi ghosrciy Somewhat red, of aglasscolouirj. •^xi ghesnt. Plenty of provisions [a multitudes 'LL^i^si ghesghes, Combat without arms* ^ ght'see, Distress, affliction. SXjXc gheseesef. Degeneracy, corruption. j;^ ghed, The day after ; gliedan, Tomorrow., S,S£ gheci a,' Meat, victuals, breakfast. %\\yi' glied'at, The morning, the dawn. j1«xr ghedfL7\ Relinquishing. 0)1^ ghedareh, A two-edged sword. (^\s£ gf'^(^^f> A black crow, [hang clothes.. j^ \ ^k ghedkn, A cane or pole on which they ^ jsi ghodlek An easy agreeable life. i^ghodet, A tumour. J j^ gheder, Dark night, o J^ g^^^^^fy Plenty of provisions, [boldness, ^ jsi g/iodcfely A worn garment. i3-o^ ghedeJf, Flowing. [taxation.
^jj<ys. gheden or Xj\x£ ghedejiefj Softness, re-
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\^ (-^ gJ'odonJc,Y\n]p\c, tumour.
j^ ghodoor, Fraudulent. <f^ov£ ghedeweey To-morrow. fdious.
(^,\j^s g'ledyh^i, Dining, ^j j^i ghedeer, Perfi- ab ghtzt, Swelling, inflamed (a wound). \b>l ghe%h. Aliment, meat or drink, -jlj^i gJiozirem, Indetermined. JU!5si ghezamtty Impurity> inconvenient. ]^^jsi ^/?ojj:^wer, Much water. iovi ghczcZ, The evil, a tumour. lU jv= ghczmety One word, [certain quantity. *os-ojsi ghez^mzenu Any measure of an un- »^ j.i ghczmeret, Mixing. if, js= glidzewee, Newly born (a lamb or kid), ji gherr, Cheating, a bird feeding it's young, !j.£ g^eri, Attached, glue.^puttingbillintobill, i__j^^£ gherkh, Raven, rook, crow, Sul^r ghercihet. Admirable, strange. j\yk gherhr. The edge of a sword. »j'7= ghf^rciret, White- faced. y,y\ ^ ghercizeeh 'Ihe devil, u-!^ gherhs, The season proper for planting;
ghok^liecdiuh To be angry, to chide. Si ^^£ ghcrhfet, A draught. ^ ^ ^ gheram, De- L I P gheramh, A half dram, [sire, calamity. jU^^i gherhmet, A tax, tribute^ ^1^ g her an, Rapacious, iron.
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ii\y£ ghorhne^, A beautiful youth. ^^\^£ g^iorawee, ¥Toih, foam. ^^A ghc^^al, A large sieve. (^y^iy- gherhan, PKir. of u-»lj.= gherah ijji gherhttf Going away, distant. .♦J ^ h gherloon, A present, a lizard, ^ ^ ghorbeh, Hiding tears, weeping privately,
.^c gherlecy Western, west. 5^ gherret. Cheating, sloth, inexperience, ciL.ji ghere^y Hunger, [whiteness.
^ i> gherchehj Ignorant. ^^ ghered, Sing- . 1 j ^p ghorthd, A base fellow. [ing.
z\ys. ghorzet, Sewing with close stitches, (j-;i ghersy Angry, weak, a black crpw, ^jojk ghcrez, Tired o^ any place. j^^i ghorzei. The breast-strap which fastens
(be camel's saddle. £*J ^ /^ glorghhn, A loud voice. yzys. ghergher, A species of herb, [ing water, 'i^js. ghergheret, Gargling, the sound of boiU
< i ys. ghenf, A draught, clipping, fasting.
'il ^g/zer/e/, One draught. cJj^i^//e/T^-,Drown- i_rl3^ gherkkh, A whirlpool. [ed,
S'i ,s. ghereket. Very moist (land). ^ ys. ghereh'd, A species of large tree,
"^ gherkcey The w bite of an eg|.
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^^l gJ?erel, Delicate.
^^i' g/toim, A wild sheep; a gherm, Debt, i^^i gliermool, Penis crassior. ^ yk glieremte. Pain, torment, yes. ^yp ghereniy 'Jo weep aloud. (^'^V /" ^/'^^^ew/e*//, Aloud and dreadful noisf, *J/> ghoremheh. Exclamation, a tumult. C'^*rA^ gl'OrethLccdun, To thunder, to bra v. ^ j^ g^<'feiiej\ A hook x^ijL gherendeh, i^ijl ghem f^ Jessamine. [Roaring, rapacious, HmJ^ j^ gfti'renk^ Disproportioned. [bird,
<-^>J^fi ^'/'o/7?(;6^, A craneoranj long-necked ^y. gheroo. Gluing, full of wonder. s-* J 7* 6'^'<^' oo/', 1 he west, setting (as the sun), jii^ ^^*^>rooi\ Pride, deceit. [moon.
^ / ^//c/e^, Sloth, the first day of the new ^^^ S^^erec, Beauty, elegance. [ordinary.
*-r-*^/* ghereeb, Foreigner, uncommon, extra- CJ^»/^ ghereeduHf To thunder, to cry with
«^ loud voice. jijs^ ghereer, Deceived, of a noble disposition, ^yl ghorcizett Abounding in milk, nature, ^\jji gheie^xeej Innate, nataral. ^jjk gherees, A sheep.
i^j^i g^ ere>f. The haunt or den of a lion, a t\ ^ g^i*^^^c\n, Debtor, a creditor. [thiU;k forest.
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^^z gfiereen, A haunt of lions, a forest. ^^yS" gheri/Uy Lamentation, bemoaning, squab- ll) ^./^ g-ierynn, A present, [bling,
^ glwzsh, A rupture, a wbore. \\k ghczhy War, combat, victory. jSy ghtzar, Pinr. of ^^i ghezeer, ^mf ^ y^ ^/ic"j;y'/<i^, A bad smell. ^ l^c g'mzHl A young deer ; ghezzkl, A vender
of cotton thread, ja^).? ghezalet. The sun, light. ^^ y^ ghczshohy A grape stone, cow's milk, .•ys. ghezer. Plentiful, abounding « (cattle in ^ftp gh z^h^ts'f, A specie^ of herbv'?- imilk). ^ Ip jiP ohz^hgfioir, A sea-horse or CO W. y^z £,h'%el, An O'.ie, an epigram. *»jt yJ'P c/» Zi'ftf^n, A lady's work-box. Qjvz gh'Z'n, A species of eagle, a crab. /.>3.c gh zifi. Weak. ,,^' i ghezen/r, W"eep- 3 >« gf^t'z o, rig'iting. fing in silence.
I • jp gh')Z)0'\ A sj>ecies of plant, [ing swift, ,♦) >J« Ap rr\ot'ik itiee lun. Attentive, active.be- IS ^'ys. gli zs/i'de, NV^nlike, a pannier. ^^^ ^iifz3ecl, A deflowered woman, [heaps. L*J ^',/^ ^Ae%s/ijf^/w//, To heap up together in jjy ghezeer y Abundance. . ^p ^Ag5s,Blaming. ^^Li> ghosakt 1 he putrid smell of the dead*
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Ji\*^c gheshlee, Plur. of ^.^^c gheseeK ^*** gheser. Dark, perplexed (business). iJuyi ghcsl'. Dark night. J*Mi gheseh Wairhing, perfoimirg ablutions,
enfeebled with pains or stripes, pouring
down sweat (a horse). J Ip- Lp ghesel-hhinih, A bath, a bagnio. i».4«*i gliosel^t Plur. of j^^ ghesccl. SaX-m* gheslelet. Removing, drawing, -v)^*m£ ghoslcj, A slender green twi^. tjyJui ghe^leenr^ JDirfy water. ^
*.***£ ^/i¥>^)?7,^ Darkness, ^^i gliosv. Weakness, JU-M^i ghosiiat, A ringlet, a lock hanging over
the forehead, or from the mane. ^i ghosoo, Dark (night). {<Jates*
(j« ^-*i ghosoos, A cat, a palm-tree bearing ripe cJ^**r ghesook. Dark night. ^^*Mi ^Aesoo/, Any thing used in washing hands. 3-«.*^e gheseely Purified. [ing,
\pz gleskshj Cheating, defrauding, adulterat- Ui ghi'thd,, A white- headed animal, the co-
veiing of a sword. ftd,
u»j {iil[hesh^reb, Courageous, stout, undaunt- tr^^ gheshhsh, The -beginning and end of
darkness. [ly«
Itt \Ji& gheshasla, About sun-set, unexpected-
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f^lii gh^Mwef, A curtain, covering, vcU.
Jb'iii [ihehMt, Swooning, feinting.
*^^j&i ghtshcrrtf,, A lion.
Jilii gh^'she^h. Impurity, unclean.
«Ju:x ghcihek, Striking any thing gently.
jMKi gheshim, Cheating, using false pretences.
♦Ac gheshni. Abuse, offence, wrong.
Mj^i gheslmefi'ty Boisterousness, pa^ion.
X^zi^ gheshmeshetf Boldness, courageous, au- dacity, [severance.
^^Lh gheshemshemt Intrepid, stubborn, per^
^Ji^ ghi'fhen, Striking with a sword.
-^-i-^ ghcshnch, A kind of herb wilh which they clean tloaths.
S^iii gheshivef, Curtain, veil, covering,
ip-^i;;^ ^hosJiOonh, 1*1 ur of ^jCi ghesfish.
f f^£ ghcsjioonfy Ifiiquitous (man,) war.
- ,**♦ ^ ghefheh. Name of a drug, frequehtly mixed with musk. [with a scourge.
^yKx gheshee. Confounded, fainting, striking.
l^ g'neshyct, Swooning ; ghoshyet, A curtain, covering, veiL
c-Mor ghesh. Plundering, ravishing.
Suai ghosstt. Sorrow, grief,
i^j^ ghosleh, A tall slim fellow. [ing.
ijai gho%Zi Fresh, lessening, diminished^ check*
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\^i ghrzh, A tree used as fire- wood. »__. lACf frJiOzal, Any mete in the eye, the small ;.j lA^i ghozi'er. Hard, thick. (pox.
jWi ghc7ar, Pure, grfenish clay, [and water. vj ^*Acgh z)rel',(A place)aboundinginheibage 3^3 L^ ghezarcf, Comfort, happiness. ^Ja l^a- £lie%h%y Casting down the eye, ^^^l^ ghc%o.n, The abortion of a camel. v^ai ghc-^h, Violence. [skin.
%Mis. ghexelety Rage, a hard stone, a goat's ^^ll' tp ghcxehmJtt Inflamed with rage^ j,Ai.£ £^h zdee. Enraged, jj/fli ihozz.t, Detriment, a mean condition. j*£i£ Lh zer, Having fine h)ng forelocks. i^>ii ghezra, Conveniency, happiness. ^ y^s. gfiezrem, Daister, mortar. c_i/ai ghf^f, Daik ni^ht ; ghrzif, Urcakirg
(vvood) ; [h(n(if, A kii d of black biid. 'f^tas. ghtzetf, Keeping or v\ itl.holding, hinder- y;^i ghezf//ti Ai^i^rh ss, undiiui.tcd,a htro. [ing, t-_j •Aoi ghezooi, Angry, a bull, a cow. j^»as. gU'zwef, A species of plant. t^ y*eLz gh'zoozet, Strcng(man,) flesh. ^^^Asi ghezoon, Plur. of ^j^z ght'zen, 'ij/jAs. [hizecrdy Sod of pure c!ay. ^i*L£. gliezecZf Dimiiiished, languid.
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jjAAfli gi^etyee^ A hundred camels.
Iri g\n'tt. Plunging head foremost into waterj
Iks gheikt A cov^rinj:^, a veil.
iy,y\yk gh'ires, PuiFed with pride, tyrannical,
Xi^.ki ghefre/c'f. Pride, petulance.
d_5^l3r ghotroof\ A handsome youth.
y^ti ghefSy Throwing (into water),
^fcii ghitshf Weakness of sight.
Xkxti ghe/ghefef, The cry of a bird.
i^kf glcft[f\ Length, comfort of life.
^jMxz ghctelles, A wolf- gi«wkc ^J^efetnmesl^V n*
^kc glittoOf Dark night, raised [just, violent.
(j-^kc gLt'foos, Courageous. [iii^htj. hiding.
^l'£ glif'tec. Covering with darkness (as the
%>kc g^eteeVf K corpulent dwarf.
\aA=T ghrfeet, Braving (a camel,) snoiin:^,
^^^ ihj, A curling lock; a. ghe/f,. Forage
Jiixi gii'ffinety Time, [sufficient for cattle.
e^ii ghifdch. Hard. _. [ment.
yi g\efci\ The hairy shagjiiness of a gar-
'i\jil '^lioj'af, Hair on a lion's forehead
j^^^jc ihoftan. An excuse. [Twinkling*
Ifilghefercf, Plur. of yi rrhefcr ^j Vz ghe/esh,
v-JiiLi cheft'c/i, A gentle rain, an assault.
Lr/i gf^ffket, Sleep,' a slumber,
^ ghejl, Comfort, happiness. j
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jUii ghcflet, Imprudence, forget fulness. ^^"^ ghefcnj, Broth, any kind of spoon meati ^ii ghefoo, SUf ping, swimming. jjH^hJoort One who forgives, clement. 2»ii gh'^foolf Neglecting. [Excusing.
Ji- gh'ffA, A garment of skin. i^;i ghifdertt^ «— i« ghtk^, HaA'ing a hoarse voice (a crow). y^ gli-U, 'J'hirsty. i'.i ghcf^. Precious, want. wi^ ghffhh, Contending for victory or supe- cijiU ihellht, Phir. of jai ghe/it't- [riority, hyi gheiit, lli^'owing into confusion. cJ ^ ghe/af, The sheath of a sword, knife, &c, SU ^ glulalety An under garment. ^ iVi gholhm, A boy, servant, slave, jui iVi ghol.imct, A servant girl, a slave* *-Jii gjielcl', Excelling, victory. J LA^ gficllar, A sieve, a scarce. ' JuLi gleltle't Superiority, power, a multitude.
'^^Ss' ghdMcn, A latticed door or window,
>CJi gheleleguee, Victory.
J *^}p ghelhor, A sieve, scarce,
^.jAp gholhchy A magpie, a crow d.
claXI f^ht'lef, A mistake, an error. [&e.
LXp gl eict, Tumbling. xXi ghellet, Corn,grain>
/H x^^la^ gholtecdun. To tumble.
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cLXi gheles. Staggering, insane.
gdi ^helej^ Running (a horse) ; ghoIqj\ A beau*
y^ gheIJee,AmiiTsh, a ditch, [tiful youth^
(]^ gheles. The darkness before dawn, the cock crowing. [head and neck.
)Uv>»flXc ghehemet. The fleshy part between the ^ IkU gheithn, Rolling, wallowing. fcX£ ghelz, Uneven ground, gross, cruel. XBXi ghelxet, Adversary. ^viXi ghehfiej, A yel- .yxXfi ^holghol. Contest, rumour, [lowish bee.
^^*^ ghelghelleej, Titillation.
cJiU gehleff The prepuce, uncircumcised.
iiXz gholfety The prepuce. jiiU ghelfeh. Dainty;.
ciU ghelekt Shutting a door, vexed.
joiXr ghelhet, A species of Arabian shrub.
Jci ghe/em. Libidinous.
Ils^Xi ghelootet, Any question liable to error,
reprehension, or criticism. J'-o^U gholoometf Youth, JLp ghelleh, Corn. ^U ghelee, Boiling. ^d£ gheiees, Mixed. ^ >J^ gheleedun, To de« y*»4i gheiees, Wine, [scend.
lofXi gheleez. Covetous, nigrgardly, rugged. XtJii gheleexcty Rocky ground, il,^ glitkeiiiet, Plur. of ^ iu gholdtm.
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Ui Jf ghom A gheftim, Calamity, sadnessj distresf.
Ui ghem^i Theroofofahouse. [norant, rude, J Ui ghomd,r,A great crowd g j i^ gh(jmaret,lg^ \\4ki phejvm z, Accuser, tale-bearer. hi^ ghem^%<^t, Low level ground. ijll^i ghometf Plunging (into water). ifvi ghemej\ Drinking (water). ^IjKvi ghemjhr, A kind of glue. S^v^ ghonjel, One sip or draught. i)^ ghemed. Sheathing a sword, knife, &c. ^i^Aemer,Water overflowing, appearing above. S^ ^hemretyh whirlpool, a crowd, calamity. J glieme%y Accusation, defamation, limping. \^ *^ ghomzedcht Distressed. »^ A p ghemzch, A wink, an amorous glance. u^i ghemes, Dipping, setting (as a star). ijoi ghetheSt Ingratitude. Ifci ghnn%t Low level (ground). Li ghefnet, Ungrateful, being in distress. Jii gheniekt Watering (ground, herbs, &c.)
X^^X/^ ghomkoskr, A friend, confidant,
♦ -^^^ ghomkeen, Melancholy, y-ii ghendes, Coura^^eous, a wolf. ^ ^ ^/io/«/oo/, A species of herb. *| ghemem, Ilaving much Lair on the head.
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^ ^ ghemtiak, Sorrowful, sad.
S^^i ghomoorety Profundity, liberality.
vyi ghemoos, Difficult, pierjnry,
fja^ ghomooz, Lovr level (ground).
f )-f ghomoom, Plur. of j,i ghom.
^ ghonee, Swooning; v ghemee, Unhappy,
Xr^ghemeyhr, Yawning ^/i^g^eweer,Anherl?# irfti gh^niees, Obscurity, invisibility^'*'^ JLoAf ghemeeiet, Any thing censurable. • y^$ ghemeeh Macerated or corrupted (skin), ^ ghinieem, A kind of green herb, niiHt
thickened by boiling. Uc ghena,^\viv, of ^^ ghenee ; ghln \, A song. CLi Ui ghonnksy Beauty. »»^ i U^ ghsnadcb, Plur. of Cv, sXl ghondoheU 2 lii gheiikji The smoke of a furnace. *-iUfi gheiihyem, Plur. of j^i ghenetn, i-Ji ghenb. Much plunder. Si;^ ghenseref, A small head with miich hair* gv;;i gf'enj, An old woman ; p ghonj\ A bag,
an amorous gesture.
^ l/^ ghonjdr, Red paint for the face.
jj ^f ghonjaly Green sour fcuit^
iLsfiui ghenejety Lovely,
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/M>*2f ghenjeeduti. Jesting, toying.
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>Xp gh end. Congregation, crooked, ti 0^ ghenMet, A hard gland or swelling jOJ^ghotidor, Fat, thick. [about the throat. • /^ gho7ideh, A smsiW insect, stink, [confused. ^f^ghendee, A cloud, g^ iji glie?i%eret, Evil, JL^ij;i gbonsjioosh, Somewhat, remains. ^>jJL:i ghensheediw. To speak triflinglj, lyaXi ghenes, A pain in the breast. ^ii ghenetf Affliction, mourning, ^Iftlijx glienxeykn, Shameless. ^^^ glxonk,K strong piece of hard wood, a mor« ^ ghenem, Sheep, cattle, [tar of wood or stone. ^^Ua« ghonmun. Stealing, robbing. CJ 5 Y^ ghenooditn, To sleep, repose, J ^ ghonooZf A monthl)' pension. ^ ghenee. Rich, abundant. [fortune.
IUaJx gheneemetf Spoil, booty, wealth, good ♦P ghmv, A voice, a tumult, thunder. 11^ ghawwht, A pit for catching wild beasts. KZL>\yc. ghawhs. Crying for assistance. j\yk gheuiir. Making a hostile excursion. U"'>* ghnt^'^t A day of flight, phinder, or \jo)yi ghau'os, A diver. [robbery.
^•^ •p ghoct, Gladness, a fresh herb. K±j^i ghewes. Crying for assistance. -^ gAeu;«7,Doubled,large.-^^g//acA, A ran^
funripe griapes* l I ^ ghorla, MeatdreBsed with the juice of ij^ ghotvreff The sun, the meridian. ^ ) ^ ^/^orci^. An army, a cotton pod» Cj ^» J ^ gf^oreedun, To encourage to fight^
to satisfy, tj*^ ghozshehy A cotton pod oi* nut. jj* ^ g^ooshf- A birch- tree, an ear of corn. (/ 1^ ^ ghoshhy, An ear of corn, dried cow's ^^lA' f g//osAf, iS'aked. [dung*
*«-^^ ^ g^^oshenhi Ah ox- goad, xys ^s. ghawes, Diving, plunging. is ^ ghawit. Dipping, a wave, surge, [a pigeon. Sh^sghotet, Soft ground, ^£^£ ghooghoo, AdoYCi *— ^ ^ gf^ook, A frog, a butt for archer5. CJ ^ ^ ^/lOoM^?, Plur. of ^J yp ghook* ^jj'S y^ ghhwlaiiy A ispecies of plant. ^>Jll y> gholaneedan, To put to flight, .♦-J^ gjiooleen, A cushion, a little dog. ^^y£ g/ioor. Descending to low ground (water). ^ >c ghewect Disobedience. c.j ^ ghewes, Full ft»>= gheweer, A little cavern. [speed*
^^s ghuyeh, A churn, staff. *^ gheheh, Doing any thing carelessly. ' fi g^ee. Erring, seduced* .^ l^i gheyah, Ab- sent^ a tomb.
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c±.. Us gJieijhs, Assistance.
^l*i gkej/hr, Providing for one*s dependaut^j^
beins: useful, doing good. V («Jl>i ghet/af; Having a long Tbeard.
^{^ ghepal, The lion ,^ \ as ghei/hhel, Davkf
^Ai ghetb. Invisibility, absence. 'ness,
Jua£ gheehet, Absence ; ghethet, Detraction,
^x*i glicclee. Concealed. [si an den,
Jui gheye.t; Rashness. «-i^i ghees, Rain, raining^
i3^ ghee(^, Of a soft disposition, softness.
!*XAi glieeda, Soft, waving.
^^l *xab gheedaii. The tender age of jputh.
eJjJSAfi gheedcky A noble man, long (horse,)
j\i.*fi g.hee%ar. A" asa. [delicate (}puth)«
4^^^^ gheexhn. Guessing,
^ gheer. No, not, except.
Ci^'/t^ gf/.e(9ra.w. Jealous of honours.
?/t* ghserct, Enmity, emulation.
<s j^s. gheeree. Another, besides, except.
Cj^.y^f g^iti^^^h^^d4m,To move alqng, or hitci^ forwards on the hip.
^^Lmac gheeskn, A species, youth,
— '^ g^^^shee, The rolling, or wallowing of a hors^, dog, &c, [a hallo>v;
'^ Itui gkeelhn,A lurking place, low groun^,
yLiAz gheitel, A. cat, a forest ■
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a-IsaI gli^Uem, Thick milk,
J^ glieil. The niilk of a pregnant wo,man, a
large garment, a corpulent young \^oman. ^V/i gheelhTiy PI ur. ofj^^ g«<>o^. XXxi gheelet, A fat woman, *.)L*i gheelem. The male tortoise, -►xc gbeem, A cloud, thirst. .^^^ gJieeyoob, V\u£, j^As gheyoor, High-minded» [q^ v*/^
fcx^Ax ghtheb, Darkaes§, an ind^olcntfool^^l^ man.
i^ fa, Th^ twentieth letter of the Ar^- bick alphabet, and the twenty-third of the, Persian, expressing 80 in arithmetick/gainst. Is /a. The mouth ; p Again, once more, a- C> \ifhty Fate, death. ^15 f<tttK A conqueror?, p iijater, Careless, vyeak. jlili ^t^g/f,Strong,a. ^li fhtetiy A t-empter, a provei^. [robb?^,^ (jis- li fhhifih, Bashfu^, dishonest, ugly. 1^\3 fhheMt A wkore, a courtezan, ^li fhlth, A twig, a branch, j^\s fkkher. Excellent, precious. j^^Li fakhor. An odoriferous herb, L*J ^-^ t5ya^/»ee<^</», TopuU, to card cottoa, ^ A iifadeh. Important. ^ i L;/a</6^r, Agocl, weak, .li y^y', A mouse, a human muscle. -Ah fhr&j, A tunick a shirt, \j\i fcLVtZ, Clear, distinct (speech).
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i^jU fh,res, A lion, a cavalier.
jji-jli pi.re%, Aged, large, hj li fxrety A leaded
^j li farla. The upper part of a mountain.
^jM fh^egh. Free, contented.
Aj^ j\h fareflun^ To excel I.
t '^j li fhre^t Distinguishing.
^^ li fkreky (A woman) hating her husband.
^j li farehi Clever, brisk (horse).
^j li /ajgpr, Spacious. Dy ^jTazeh, An ambling
^ I? y^i?, Eating striking. [nag.
^ j^^\ faster cli, A swallow. [bertji
.^sm li fakejy Arriving early at the age of pu«
gv« li fciiiekh, Dissolving, violator*
iX-w li /^si(i^ Corrupted. (.;_ju» li/<iidi, Shame-
Iam. U fksieya, A beetle* [less, saucji
^^ ^\ fash, Publick, clear.
^-,J!*^ l^ fasfier, A white wild vine*
^;i li fhshee, Diifused. }.^\.i fdsel, Deciding^'
i*i li fa%%&ty Uiihappj fortune.
^ li fhzil. Learned, wealthjj virtuous.
^ ^^ y^^ Poison, is li /(i^^r. The Creator.
•.Lli fafem, A female colt of a camel*
^^ li fateiiy Penetrating. [active.
3^ li fhyl, Making, an agent, the participle
u-ytli fa-aweSi A sluggish old beast,
^ li /^-.yee, Angry, rage.
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litk\^fhqheyet, Hos5}: fioweis (aS of .(^prUsi. li li /a/(X, Stammering.. ,.;:'. .i'j^Jcf^et tLi
'i^\S fafit, A .vicious pronuricial'fon' 61 tiifc cjjli /a^> The notch.of an arrow; o^i\ixi^ X5 li /d/^e^ Want, poverty^^oe A .,.\^jAii>JX ixJ -a* I ^Ki fhhcret. Distress, a bridle. i' • j.vl^.'SlJ'x. ^\3faka, Very yelk) w. A ^^Vti^^vJX i:;;i-j ^^fty'i Simple, foolish ("old mati)i?\; jc>V:J> *rii fhkehf Tenderly educated^ ■' ;5f6-t^\ ^-K- %\3 ftilet, Weak in m in d . u «i> i -j jxj a r> ^i 5 >^ gJ^ /a^^» A measure for dry goods.. i'V ^^t-y oUli fiilek. Deceiving, splitting, [gin to sho^jF. .iJJU jfa/i^, (A.young maid) whose bueasts bo^r i}\9 falee, A soothsayer, enchanter. K\t\\t>;^' L.« Li /"dwi^. But, surely, , ;, .
^ Li faniee, A vender of wheat. [teting,
u« ^j li k^p fhnoosy Light house, lantho.mj muts- J ^ fitriwh, A wooden pe^, a wedge;'tV?^f^ v, ^5 U fanee, I n co nstant . ^f^ IJ! jT^ heKHJ.^ T wq9-^ <| li fihee, A prating, bluck liea<V;v I ,\\>. v'^jX^e-'l^y ^ U /j«/V Cleaving X^cvili . jT/ytf/'c?, /A.\^o\yd, ^\.'i fdyeht Difiiising odbur,i:7^ ^. '- jlbody* 5*>oli fanii't or- J^d?^^t7A,- Profit, 4dv*lintiage:' ... jj,^J^'ir, Stout, firm . yU />x;Zsc^iOyer^akj>ngx/, (^ J U /*/ i.s'/^ A vain boaster. "" J- ' , - • i\ ^(^ ^j, li /i??;, A^uent, abundant. .. ^^.\\^m^.
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IkAh fa,yeghet, Acrid (smell). [ridicuk.
Uu li fa^yeky Superior. // •-^ jepoos, Jester, IXi fetct. Youth, d. Ui fefaty A fragment. ^ UJ fttfhhy A judge, a conqueror, s^Vjii fctcihet. Assistance, conquest. ^XXifjar, The beginning of ebriety. yiUi fettash. An exact enquirer. cJU:- y^^^d^. Ferment, leaven.
J Iri /I'/d^, I'earing from ; fetthly A rope-ma^ ker, a species of nightingale. \^\jis fetknj A leather saddle-cover ; y^d/^w, Ijiifettel, Any thing crumbled. [Pitiful.
fCi^ feteh^ Conquest, an opening, ^.yi'/t'/i://, Softness and flexibility of the joints. ^ faier, Fafntness, w^eakness, a muscle in the ,^\ 'h fjrhik, Saddle-straps. [body.
S^A^/e^re/, Feebleness, infirmity, intermission. 'T^pfdr-.j, A choral dance with joined hands. T^''^ y^jiterdiin, To ruin or lay waste, to tear, ^Ai fetsh. Examination, enquiry. tMi fdeh, Aurora, open ; fdik, Loosing, Uxi felekhy Vitiated. [cleaving, breaking. y^:? feteliy A badger, a brock. Sjilfeteke)\ Unlucky, a wonderful thing, y;s fetel. Twisting (a rope,) converting. ^Xi feteii, Proving, seducing, burning*
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VjH f el net. Melting gold or silver ; jilnQi^ lrt«
surrection, disturbance. ^yM fttbh. Having open eye-lid^. j^j fotoui. Feebleness, warm. i3 y3 fotook, Plur. of K^Ji'jisfeteJt. tg i'ii f etwee, A judicial or religious decree,^
(pronounced by a muftee, &c.) Kjifjii feteek, Eloquent, shining (as ttie dawn), ^fXi feteel, A wick, a match, ^^ii feteen. Stony Ixi feshi Pacifying, averting evil, [ground* grvii feseh, Conceiving^ the belly, [pectedly. ^ fejy Roughness. \:s\if<jkt Happening unex- 9^\.s\9 fojhjety Rawness, , lrs».5 fejhr, Feebleness. [ed outward.
^^.fd^jy Having the heels close, the toes tura- -so f/er. Beneficence, honour. y«js\i fejs. Oppression, haughtiness. .^vi /dyft. Affliction. ^:ss3fojfoj, LoquaciouSo S2c^i^^i fojfojety The sound of whispering. .yasNi fejel, Thick, i yssS fojwet. An interval, jL\s\'fehhsh, Wicked. [a court-yard*
jLsvf fehhet, Colour. ci^:so fehes, The belly or paunch. ^sssifohoh. Vipers in motion or irritated. yioc\i fehesh, Shameful discourse or action. (jojKNi fehes, T)i^^mg, enquiry, rainiiig> runniftg.
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^Us^; fehfXh, K river in paradise^
.Jcssi fehel, A male aniraal.
^9 fehem, A coal, being silent
\ys:^ fi'/twh. Meaning, signification.
lysss fiihwetr Appetite.
'^_^:^fehoo!ihy Plur- of Jus\i fi/iah,
^^«\3 jtliool. Plural of y^^; fchel.
*^>fehooni, Hoarse-yoiced. i^ ^:^;/choomcf,
t{;ss^y feheity A small draught. [Black, dark.
^^Afsspjje/iees, One who enquires into the secreU
. and faults of neighbours. ^^^Jeheel, Potent (man or stallion). *.*3tv5 ftheeni. Black, coal, ^i fchliy A snare, J l:^ fekhai\ Glory. ,
jf J l^ fehhXrce, A vender of earthen- warci - Usvi fehham , PI ural of j^^ivj fekhem. ClJ.i^^ fekhet. The light of the moon, a noose; liAi yd/f/?AV/e/, Sleeping, snoring, a fat woman, yss^^k!<9 fikhjel, Having the toes turned in. ^<ss3 fikhckh, Weakness in the feet. ck^ ftk}ie%. The thigh, a family. /:s=^ fekhcTy Nobility, glory, ornament. ^s\i fiikhem. Illustrious, honour. ['"g*
jiSAi fekhocr. Boasting, ^j^sxh f^kheekh, Snor- .Aarsi fekheer. Vain -glorious; proud. ^.Ac&o fdkhearii Great.
U*^ fekheemett Elevation. S yafedh, A sacti-
:i \ jsi JeJdady A ploughing ox. ffice, exchange.
i:i\^ fedd^det, A.frogy timid,
^^ ^ i ! *X5 feddddoonOf Plur- of a 1 ^i feddkd» , \f I >J fedakel. An important affair.
t^\^9 fedhmet, Turban, an impediment ia
speech, heavy. 1^ ^ o^> fedhn^ A yoke of oxen, a plough-share.
(i* 1 >5 fedaiCi Courageous, a volunteer. j^feder. Foolish ; yit/r. Weakness.
tj 66 fedret, A part, travelling alone.
^^ j^ fedrenh. The bar of a gate. (J- jj jedosy A spider. ^^ a* Jedshj Sluggish. ^ jsi ycJ<^/a, A distorted joint of the hand, &c, ^ »xi fedeghf Splitting, crookedness in the feet* Osi j^i fed fed, A hard rocky district. « Jo fedem. Covering (the mouth or a vessel). jjj o^s feden, A strong castle. ji^s fedoor, Impotency. ^\ ^^ fedhivhsy A lion, a stout man. Q^^ifedeed, Crying aloud. o^5 /(^2, Driving with violence, separated. ^';^\':yi fezh%eey Separately. ^\/yr. Magnificence, dignity; Aferr, Flight. J h fcrci, Over-against ; xferk, A wild ass, / *A^ ^/ f<iihpesh. Before, in the presence of.
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1:l,\ ^i forht , Sweetwater^ ,/^/ feratery More before. ^ \j ferhh^ Cheer- rj Ji ferhkh.. Large, broad, a chicken. [fulness. \*/^ S )> ferkhhiarit To lift up, to raise. /<f 1 *^ ferakheey Largeness. j-f ^ } ferhkheex, The tottering pace of infiints a s^sferad, Plur. oi:^ ^ferd. [ordrunken people, \>\jy.ftrdidiin, Separately, one after another. T' ^» y\ /'ft^f^ad^ddeJtThQ Persian computation
of the year, ,--»/\,'
4J.O a \^ ferhdees, Plur. of u<.^ a J fdrdaivs^. j,\ ^9 fcr^r, Examination, disquisition, if ^ j^ / fcrhrooi, The hind head. /M ^ j 1 ^ feth&t'dun, To discover, open. ^^)\ / fcrhziudeh, A raiser, plaater« Cj^,,j yi ferhieediui, I'o erect. vf^yifiiras, A kind of date. tf:^^5 A pjc/itsh, A thin bone, a butterfly, ^'/ ferashiy Trembling, ^ii>\ fh feikshety A butterfly. iH.>vt ) J fi^/ cisheeduHyTo tremble with horror, ijo^yi ^fcfh^y A garment, red, strong, [menf, x)o\ji ferciZy The month of a river, a gar- ii> Syfiirat, Endeavouring to get before another, V^\ ^ feratef. Preceding, ■
U ^j9 fcr^'iiU Einn, the top of a mountain*
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9- Sji ferdgh, A cold wind.
i^\^ feraJt, Departure, separation, grief,
Da'i\y ft' rakes, Strang and thick,
t^\^ fer^wet, Panniculiis menstruosus.
J j^Sp ft'rhmr<%, A spring. [An animaU
u^l^t ferknes, A strong man. i_JiS ] ^i Jordfiekt
l*J^*^/ /erciwhn, Much, opulent.
^^ \/ feraiuct^, Edging, fringe.
*j>\y /dr 7/?^/;;, Contraction, collection.
M j^*p ferhceihin, To cheat, to be cheated.
»^ i fcrt, A spider's weB, a species of her^.
jEixj ^ fertekhet, Beconr)in^ easj,
\j3 yi fcrfenxj A maid-servant.
y^ Ai *> fertooty A decrepid doting old man»
J ^ } ftrtooteJi, A decrepid old woman.
«±j^ fareSi Sphtting, tearing.
\s> ^ farja. Having (the fore- teeth)- distant.
j\^ ji ferj^.r, A pair of compasses.
• U. y/erj(tm, The conclusion iU yjcrfefy Dis-»
^^ja.^9 ferjawi, A curry-comb, [pelling grief,
a^ y» ferjee, A kind of garment. ^yijerfh, Gladness, ^^icr^? far^hhsh. Tight, .\\^/Xdtkha/, A lock of hair. [openly.
'^L^ } f^'khet, A broad spear-head.
>^ i fcrhhej. Sordid.
^.^s\zLj9 fark/iejee, Straddling in walking* .
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.♦j>u**s^ ) fcrTihcseediin', To soften, to dance, if^ } f^r^l^esh, A dish made offlour, honey, & ^ jjl*7 h ftrkhcsheediai , To dance.'almonds. ^ J-^ yferhheemeedun/To card cotton, to ^ ^} f^rkhendeh. Fortunate. [pluckf
f ) ferkhoQy A croccdile. CJ ^"f} f^'f'^^'^^duny To dance. A^ ftrd, Ont thing,one of t\vo,a half; vferd h, Xftj Ia J ferdjL neyety Unity. [To- niof ro w,
>\ I ^ ^ ferdaiviim , (Business) of to-morrow.
f >/ firdom, Sadness,
^^^ A ferdaivSy K garden, a place of pleasure^ d,lji 3 ferdeyii A topical remedy, j^ ferzy Separating. 6^ ^ ) } f^^fzadeh, Larg^ ^\ J ^ fer%km, ^^'Drthy, [mass of leaveo* jH I y 3 ferzhn, Science.
^^ ) } ferzaneh, A learned man.
%^jjfcrxet, An occasion, a part.
^ j) /erzejeh, A glyster.
tS^i^jferezdc'k, A crumb of bread.
fc^jftrzat, A handfull of grass.
^j J forzol. Fat, fleshy. >} j Jiferzendy A soHj
^J2 J } ferzenk, A young boy. [a daughter. 0 j ^ Jerzth, A species of herb.
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\3H^ feresj A horse or mare, Tkill'hg. >
^ } firsf^> Destroying, worh' hwti ' ^- ' -< • ^Im,^9 fersah, Large country. ;i>e*rq
^^, l«. ^/er^i;^ -Cavd^ry, Horsemen . 'ju^i feres&i, A rt/aVc.a liomp'from- the birth. ^ ^} feresfoogh,' A 'SW'dliow. i
*^wy /dr65^/?e/,The^rspeHing of grief. fpeacJv >^^ fersodyOid^'^JO.'^^ifersek, The finest red f^*^ ji fersen, The hoop of a camelaj^ sheep. >^^Jc^ } fersenky A parasaftg. ''^ ' ' '^ C) "^ y^ P f^T'^^^'^^^^> I'o rub^ to detest* ' . j \_^ } fsrsaeh . A large beam, [cloths', a ^eld. ji J fersh'/'K bed, a mat, couch, a carpet, b6d »^{^CJ:, A fershctkhaneh, A rafter, a transom.
%'^^yfj'e'rshedct Straddlirigv>'j\V-»^ii' {Striding. a^/ feres, Splitting; '^ ' -'M vvj>\t> aia j'ferya<y, A grape-stoniB, a '-b'^^m'ble, . L f ? f^f"^* A duty,'a divide command, clear*
*^^jfe'r':^7r^i''A's^i^^iori'/J M ^A.it\-i
^th y»fer%em, A large olkf'^eep, having a broken
0>a yifirzee. Skilled in law. [horny toothless.
'is yi^fefet, Greatne§s: •^•l!d^*';^/'^d/ir*, HiigCr
3U ^is'j* forfhosef; Th€ tip of the nose, [headed.
f^'jifortoonr, A boot-H^i**^ ^Uv^tAu\^v -5
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^ly ^iferf^e, DvfBcult to be managed. (a man), Uy /drd, Cliipbing (a mountain,) descendt?d>
produced^ Xs^ far^at, A large louse^ a bqw of one solid ^* y, fer-olyA young hjenna^ Ii^^?5"^i<?|^ooci. lUs jj/er-a?ict^ Subtle^ shrey^di,.,,: i Si (^>^c^ ferawn. Boasting, forcing.
l^jSjeri/i Apt to produce or bring forth. lAf^^S^' Ability. ,
)^}f^rghciry Moistened, kneadj94' • /M >;, /* / ferghinreeduriy To moi&tea: wel 1 , to
,^' U^^T^rg^a/?/, A- vineyard. [scratch thehea<i.
J>-^ / ferghrindy Kneaded, ayx)^d. • v . '.
.-f^iy^r^^f/. Cheerfulness. ,i»„. t - ■ ., . ' ^//er^/?oo, The lopping^ of fl.^]j^^^,.;^ ^ :\,^ ^ ^ /fc^g^^yyeeyK merlip, aspari;9"s^-ha,wlc.
j,\iy> ferfkr, Full of levity., ,.,^^..,^ ^..^^'>^^;. i*P } f^f^fiurt. To deceive, tp be deceived, ^iy f erf thy Soft grpund.y-,^,ij A ,s: '^/v'-^ f^"' i 3 ferfer, Reading or writing expeditiously, ^ yi ys ferferety Unsteadiness; changeableness. ^ p ferfenjy An aromatick reed,,^,^^. _. '
j^ yi forfooTi A servant, a fleshy camel. .
i } ferfehy Actskne.^/feffehen, Parsl.ain^. 5y ferek, An interval, trembling; /crk, Se-
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^U^ /ery^^-flf, Farting, [paratipn, distinction.
X.AA»^i ferkvheyati A kind of Egyptiaii line^., U ^ fereket, Sc^lttereci verdure* jjf^i ferkedy. A cdf> a bright star. tttSjiferkafj Jumping wlently, podex. • ^ j^ yjerhendun. An Armenian carnival b^«
fore the beginning of ^fast.* ^j}i-p ferhhn. Hatred., : .0 , W^ / f*irkei\dun^ T<X^A\^^c^\i^l, and bring ^-' water into fieb^s and- gardens, to destroy. ^'^ifirvi , Affluetkin; tlie en dbf any. work , d isease. J»rj ^yfctmhir, (A>:commandr «r4er,. i©^ndate» .>if; 4y» Jcj^mkni/ The leaf of a tree.^ ' '.
^^, furon, Belowi. an oved..'. ,\la "J^.yerc^xpt!^ ignorant gtirpid man. A -;*J>:j»j^7tWA»i. Inconsiderate, un.wia@A decre.- .^il>>yS /ar/iAJa^ Kjip'wicdgiB., » i\^v vt* \ ' , [(>y- c^; ^i:f&^anhf A inciiiie, tha^ grida/of a poixi^'. ^ (/-^^ Tdrd^jAw?^ '^Tbe e?id; v}\v<i<,vs\ {grana,te. ^ ^ ferenj&dj '^\ic night-zinftre; ? jj ^ /erewc?, A halter, aJ>ridlcfJ ,kK.r.r, iXiKi^i fereudht, K species of l^rdr ■%^r^ferenesety An oeconamici|f woman. »5 ^5 /crwca, A louse. ^^Jd y>feriwk^ Corrupted. ■^i^' } y^raizg, A frank, an Italian, Europeaat 7, ^ } X^^noojr^^turxif-ivM^iy.
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' '. i yferme, A dish of rice' and mllL Xiferoo, A garorient of fekin. ■ il • i fervfiT, A large beam; or rafter. %^^ferwet^ A-'purse in which a mendicant O** iyeroo/er. Lower, inferior, [puts his alms, ^*y ^/ /^rco^^/?*SikbmissiyeH:i;^-^'^ /<»r^ t^yiferood. One of tvirOiJrr^ , tjSubmtssiqn. ^,;j^ ) ^ *hf<(iroo(Jdishf^ An endy extremity, the
latter part of any thirg, /J 4 • 3 feroodecd. The first summer month* J ^^5 f&roorj Flying (woman). (the lowest. J * ^? fcrocz, Inflaming. ^ y •' 3 jferooxg^f, Kindle. • yjy ^^ ^ro6«677c?e^, Kjndiii]^,'a polisher. u^^^fervosy A horseman."^Mifi .< , . ^
3U*-^^ ferooseyett The art af^horafemanshipl ^ iji^^i fei'oosh. Plural of ^p^ftrsh\\ foroos^, A Uii^^ 3 f^roo&h^y Selling, a seller. v?\ fsellec. t*/^ ^P foi^ooshiun. To let or iend, down. • > e /^ ^ ? feroosheruhht A veoder.a\b v. i. - S l^jJ^ ^h ferooslieddun, Toisell. ^ t ^ h^yferoot, Preceding, out-stripping. p ^/ fe.rooghy Light, brightness, splendours t_3^^ ferooki Retiring fro ma herd (a she-x:ai<-
mel or ass when near delivery,)* )^v\^\e^ U ^^^j ferooh, (A woman) hating her "liusbS^' »>; t^/ foroomctndeh, ViiUgiic6, broken. .^'
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ij,v*/ foroomhyeh. Base, vjfe, brmean t)iftti^)l %^s ,9 ferbohett Ingenious. ,; . f^ii^r. V ^*i> ^^ fetodheedehf Witty, fnyehtroij. , ^ t i /t'7v//, Repose, dazzling abundan^ce. ' -^ * t 1^ ferhad^ J^ .cuttef of stones, a digger pf "^ mines. [ference of the mputH.
^^ I ^ferlknj. Heaviness in sleep^ the circiipi* ,pf^ } fcrhekltfim, 'I'o teach o^ polish. ^ ji Jerhed, A handsome j'outh, compact, ' ,j*,^^ } ferhesfi Fascination, /Cl / ferlinngaee^ A preceptor, [finishing,
K ^* f^ree. Cutting, cleaving, ijivpjiting a fje,
i !;■./ ./^^^i/ A'A Lameu-ii^.tiQf?,. ^, CXY 1^r jbelR, aix
exclamation, , , ■ . r
y^^l) /cret^. Fraud,, treachery, a. clje^t;, , ll^-firyet, A lie. >^ Y";/. y«^^!^^'^^^ ^^ ^j ^5 fereekK . Ill«strjous. ,, , . . , ; [rain, 4*^Wf C/'f^'' / ATeeihtun, To- l?e,.skilfi^l, to J?e weljL. bred, to be disturbed. rparable.
Ps»^ f<teed,^ji'. pear J, ?i bea^ of gold, incom:- l^jiferecdety A. precious stone, a pear J. • ^^ •yi^/J^r^edoon, Wandering. .;.^, -{herb. «>-/;/ fereedeJ)^ Pride, ji^y /erfcjr, A Ijind of {r^..^J^Tec^t Silain. . ju^ ^ifereeset, A lion's prej^.. oa^.^i ^^rees, .Qije who.dritiks Of does any thiog
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j^ji J rse^y Properly notched fan arrow)* %^^ljcrec%etf An ordinance of God. ^ ^i fereegh, Going with long steps (a horse). ♦ ^^ ^ feretfiwt. To beguile, to cheat. i^Jijy ftreeJi, A troop. i^jiJcT^ k. Ripe, dry IP fe^sh. Mean, false. [(ears of corn),
y fex-'x-, Retiring, removing. \^ ftz^y Increasing.
^y fe^er, Ragged garment ; fczer, Cleaving, ^y fe%(ii Assisting, calling fur. TUy fe%a-att One who implores. f*
> *h fdxshem, A disease., sadness. .*j A »p fizoodun^ To increase. ^^^ ^y fczooleedurit To dispose or cause, td
quench thirst, to fly. M ^^ fexoon. Multitude, greater, \-r^^
^ ^ fdzeh. Nasty, deformed. ' fttring^.
^y/t^%^c**. Running (blood from a wound.) re- ft U.i f^shd. War, wickedness, iniquity, ma- ,Ui/dA<ir, Gaping, reins, [lignity, corruption. ^y*3 Uj festifes. Wall or paper lice. f gown. ^ Li/d5^»i, The crane, ^h^fedciny A loose iJjimS feiteht A pine-tree ^v^; fosefi, Capaci- ^ccvm..; ftishom. Having a large breast. [ous. *rv^j feshh, Violation, dissolving (marriage), tewi faskhet, One unable to manage his own
affairs.
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^ d^9 fcsde^, rinr. of j<^ U f sed. y^ feserj Declaration. ^^ fcsetd, Hunting, ,*j • y^ jTo^adut/, To coT)gvixl. Ij^'ly*
\y*x^ f^fi^i Blunf, a certain smelling herb. ti^ftitajti^f^set^lhe. citron-tree or fruit, ^mSmifti'f^see, A kind of game, [ing behind, «j«*-i foscJt, Very w icked, ^^^ifeshol, Remain-
;y*v5 f^'slt The tendril ot a vine, a worthless
J^ f<sleh. An history. [man.
.^\ yX3 feslcyoon, A kind of herb.
Syni fesood, A mitt who aims at greatness. .
^ »*Mi /hsooSi Joke.
|H >J Ls^ feseehkneeduriy To hold or lead (a
^s^^9 ftSeeht Capacious, [horse).
^^^fcseehh or ^j^I Weak in body and mind.
^i^fisecdi Vicious.
Ua^5 feseet, A paring of the nail*
iJL^9 /eseefff An adulterer, a catamite.
. y23 /i'^^, A particle of similitude.
LsLi feshb,, The breed of cattle [constriction.
j^i^S feshash, A thief ^lii/is^dr, Piercing,
iii;i fcshbghy A kind ot herb.' t\H\^s'Ji\
••j^U^ fi'shaiidun. To scatter. .\ r^i.
.•J yJth fcshordutf. To press, to; squeeze.
i^i;i fsljisff, Vapid wine. -'»^ \ -^^/.
Uai /l'fi%/^a, DishtiveUed (forelocks).
JvKi fesM, Xaiigui-d, lazy,, [Coasting fellow, 0:iiiif^shciJ8hf S.cM^eringv 0; female milkqj, 4jaiJ'esSf Separating," making a whizzjngnpise. \^, Jo8cl\\ a gr^jpe' stone. , Xo. jij»^ Jmufrsty E)o.- i^*ai fe:8e4, Bleeding, ^ssigrtipg,, ., [gMenc^e^ Is^^ fee<i^a, (fem.) A mcrusei / ^.^ uX^'i. ^f^aS fas^dl, A scorpifon, sa miser/ b9se,\ i,;^^ *W^ feifesBt, A species of grecri cltJv^j-'gras^ y*ai fcsly A section, chapter, i - ^^>A^^ i^V^ ^403 /e^^wj 'Dfcmotishingv u'\i'\v\v/?r fr^ture. h iJ^ fesfool, Goifvg.DUt. /3tAAd5;/e5^</, ^IXiijpC'H ^A*ai feseeh, Having the {aclilly qt^^Q pt^pi^ 4s\iua5 feseek^, X^rifortuhate. \^,n \ i^J '•'\'*\ d^t^^.fckecd, Bleeding. ■-'> , ^ ' ' '^ • . r^
ooAAsi f^sveSg Purulent (wpund,) .a fountain, . ^iy^i /dAve/, A child or young «fam!elweane4 from the" mother, a judge., \ ,V% z\\ ;.^*,i !fXfj^i feseMet, A family, a smalt tribe.^ v. C.i ^*a'i feseeittf A large battle-ax or halbert.' ^JCiyJc%%, Dispersing. Ui f^%h, A field, a court, uf. i^iffizaz^ A fragment. ^ i^i'fe^hl. An every^ t^\*a'y fezhlet, Eswbfei-anGe.;4 A [day garment. S/a^ yf«2:d/, Silver; -gravelly, gbound.^ t:Jaj». ^>ii fe% kh. Breaking, tearing out (theey^e). 4^>ii /( Z( 2, Apart .separated ^ scattered. . i , ^ yilA/^ /«r4/;isJ/- Convenient, eas^. ,gi>\\^i\^y\ ti^j
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tta'fi^ jfdzfexett Conveniency, ^>ai Jhzl, Excellence, wisdom, sense, advan* fX^ fexlet, A remainder. [tage, a gift*
^^i fetooy Large, wide (place). I
^^*ai f^?:ooh, Disgrace, ignominy. ^i*ai /('ZOoJiht Intoxicating wine. * . ly^ fotool. Excessive, disproportioned. UJ*J? J yAoi Jozoohe, Puffed with pride. , r
^y^ fez<ieH».l^hG pressed juice of grapes. ''• SJu^ fezeelet,. Virtue, science, doctrine, a re*i Um ft^t I, Flatness of nose. fi ; :f^ [ward, ^ K]ai fotir. Cracked. 4Sj KWifethree^ A mush^t ^y^\\ci fethtees, Plur. of \j„A^fottees. [room. f^ Jeteh, Largeness of bead or tail^ ^he tip^ of the nose* .j no:?/.A\\(l .Hi^^.A-'v?^ <kx ^asvtai fethel, A great fire, large-bodied, [nosed. i.jki fihetf Nature, creation. ^^ ft^tes, Flat*,; »Xi5 jet em. Weaning. \^ifeiun, AVise, com- %;h».fetncty Intelligent. (]i>!tf' ..[preheoding^,^ ^ ^ Jetooh, ; Large-bellied* ; ' ! , jyUs fetoor. Any thing on which one break-' ^juy^i fotoost Dead, flat-nosed. [fasts,
^%y^ /p^oo/^e,. Very crooked in the back. ^y^ fettQesl A large smith's hammer, [bird. ^Alsi fefeem^ Weaned, 'ifjai fcieemet, A kiado£ (^.Ui fetcen, Perceiving, understa^ding.^V ^.u^,^
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\eife%ty Barbarity of speech, inhumanity. Vb\m fczhztty Inhuman, villainous. ^s.X'ii f&ihaty Disa^.r.eeable, shameful. Iffyliifuzox, ViuruX of 1:3 Jdzz. ^^]£!9 f.zoo-d, Sweety fresh, cold water. ^\x9 fa-ah An action, nobility. t^Ui fa-tamJ, Brawny, nervous (arm), ^6 fd-al. Acting Hxi fa let, A work, cus- ^ foghy A lover, a sweetheart. [torn.
\jiS feghciy The crumb of bread.. j,U5 feghhr, Penetrating (blow, &c.) fmy.' ^^[ji.feghahy Ignorant, an impostor, an ene- ^/\i^ feghkkevy Deformed. [las! oh!
^\jO feghkUy Clamour, complaint^ fame, a- Jij fegJtghety Diffusion of odours. jSii fegher, A full-blown rose. ;.'
U>.':^; feghlcLS, Foolish. ^16 feghem. Kissing. S:jti fi'ghmety A svveet breath, odour, [ful. ^/ifiifeghend^h]^^^* e^ I ^ feghwarcyl^dbh'' fy6 feghoom, Expanding itself (a flower). \SS fcka. Tearing out the eyes. ^\xi felikhee, A garment of a rose-colour. ^ Ijii fekcbkhy Striking, sic ^S^fMh-at, A bub-r cjiUi fekiki Delirious, ' \ ble on ^ater.
'i^\Xi ftkiihely Learned, in the lawsi^\*^Vj\e,. , _^ Ui yi^j^er,' Poor woman. .i^^*^ ■ V.
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'f^-i J(ikeh, First opening the eyes (a whelp^p; ^ssJii fok-holy Irascible. dSs/i^ed, Ctvttim\y; ^*i /ehr. Piercing, \)ovGrty\j.x^fokeia,Viurs[ 'ijis fckr-etj K segment, a section! v^.t?{iafv>i*i i^ ^9 foJtree, Lending a camel for riding. lUi ^ii fehos, In consequence. ^:i/J;' 2^, Under- kXi feh^t, Only. flaking.
^ fikla, A worthless man, boasting, >; ^ ^ f kely A fanning in gathering wind, a win- nowing of corn, [portant (business). *Ai fekem. Seizing with the teeth ; fckm, Irn-^ * y'is fukiveti Superiority, altitude, excellence. jyii fokoori Plur. oi^a ft:kei\ Qmyxi /oyj-oo^, Killing (an animal,) breaking,
her eggs (a bird). J .
^^9 ,/c'kit-a, Yellowish, a flower. f. Jxh fekoom. Serious (affairs).; , . .,
Aiti fckeh. Knowledge of religlort .ai|td4a,y.; \%i fekMt Plural of A-^/ai^eA./ \ ;•;"
^jii'/^^5a«^, Destitute. ., , , ,r ^ ... '^ ^ >iA9 Takeer.. A poor man, a rebscioiis order or mendicants thus named by the ^rajj^ans. J) ^ftkd.'rcineli,^ixov\\\ ooAJii /?i*de5, Brot^n> ^fahk. Aged, unbuttoning, liberating Jl^g^)- ,V:5/d^ar, Lame, disturbed.' ' ' . . * i^ ^ ^jekdK, A pledge. ^ K? jckanen, ADorilon.-^
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tjb KsJ^M^^^Gladness,ajest. iSiifeHettRehx" ^/e^er, Thought, opinion, advice, care. [cd. iXJCi fehek Relaxing, the cramp.
^U^ fekeUf Throwing, casting away. *;Jo feknet, Penitence.
f*j y^ /e^endtin. To throw away. Jay aside*
j'jSiifckoor, Thoughtful, Jifckeh, Jovial, &c.
c-J/0 f^kerfi Why then, so much the more
or less. . [distinctly.-
9S9 fekeeh, One who cannot tell any thing
y/ell, A notch on a sword-blade, destitute of
• every thing good. ■ ^vhio^h/^^' ."tvs^^, ->,^
iki felct, Weaning, undfertaking a journey. -
9 ^ felht. An extensive desert without waters
- -a. ili felajerem. So that; whence, and, alto-
^ iVi felah, Safety, prosperity. [gether.
-**. 5Hi felhhet. Deceit, cheat, cunning. ^ ;
♦,^ tl? felkHen, A sling. _j ^ felhd. Useless
H3 fdhTy A species of white root^ [thing,
y^^X^^ folh^cnh A sling'." '" "? *'* '/-x^ " XT ^i felfiket. Distress, misery, misfoi-furie. '"^ ^ll*/e/a^e/?,AsImg. ?. ,^>... ;.
c^Xi/e/e/, An escape ; /(;Z?e^,Swift.^ . T'' ^UXi fetetan, Spirited (horse), [covetous bf." gvU /e/e/. Tears i felij. Separating, biutopfi,'-
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M'^y^ feljhn, A cup, saucer, [covetous of. ^)3ft'leh, Prosperity, safety. ^y^^Xifelhest Very y^^ fdekht The beginning of any work.
jMyC^-,./'^ felkhemeeduv,To beat and geparate
^J^ felkhen, A sling. [or dress cotton,-
jjLi/<^/«2:,Cutting. H b^sJihetjThQ liver of a camel. J Xs felrczy A knot, a linen. [need-^
^Xi^//fx, Big-bodied, ^Jii /e/es, Poverty, w^ant, Xi,jLi felsefety Philosophy. UXi /^/e/. Sudden^ ^llski'/elthht Broad, large (head, &c.) . l**kU felfeseif'rA hog's snout. [Compleated* Kii ye/a, Clea>;ing, <:racking, yuAii felghendp ^s foJfolf I*<^PP^r» long pepper J. i^i fclek^ The dawn. fportent».
^JLi/t'/zJ-ew^, Large, ample. Ji\^felkee» Calamity, S^)3 felekt Hea^'^en, the, world, tim«, fortune,^ JjCXi feleket. The whirl of a woman's spindlQ»- ^ii/elel, Abiokenedge or notch of a swords f^ii fchiiy A kind of dry sugar, !
^d^ys felendclif Dull, gross. ^^XjJci J^Uiiies,. One borii of a sjaverfathep. ^Is JeloOy Weaving, drawhig out. ^^ , ^
Ci»'^Ai felivhi, Piur.-of i^V.^ f^^^-,\KKv\ i^^li.filoof. Small, narrow (gaiment), g^JJ /tllooj, A w/i^j;,. a j^v^fibc, ^ ^
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t^^fclhojety Ground rmc^y for sowing. i/«.>Jli foioos. Tint of ^j^)> /e7r.«. e^i; / /oort, ^^Xi fdlorf\ P\i\r, of }9 fill [Sharp (sword), J#^J Jote/i, The first milk afttr biiih.
^ \: ful/iOtf, A stout }CULh.
tj^^li /e?/6/'<'2:(i, 1 lierefore ^^i /d/^ew. Puden^
f^f} i fcleeje ft Part of a ttMit. [dum Uiulichie.
iJul; Jeilefk, A kind of prach.
^Ai ftleeh Hair tied np in a knot.
aJ3 JeleoUy Deceit, cheat, saticv*
^5 fehiee, Oral, belonging to the mmith.
5 J^wr,Kn owl edge, learning, art, cheat, delajr* \X9 f^fi(tt Mean. 5l;5/c;«a/, A wild ox, ^Ui puhfi^Kty Plur. of^a^ii fonkhur. t \js f^nhK Mischief, damage. M^Kii ffunhUj An onager or wild ass. iJLUi fKincit/"\ Plur. of ixA;i ftnecJicU %li fcnmU An hour.
g^ f^ne\ A princf sp, lac'y of qualitv, favour, \fi fi'njh, GapiiiJ^. appearing. Cj ^^ f^^^ (in, A poridain d'.sli. }ssj.} fetijiiy Having straddling legs or fect»
ff/^ feUjtedt'li, A diitcmper.
^y.,a:J3 fenbes. Large, ^is^i fonhhor^ Large*
ijss<ih Jenkhcret^ Vain- glorious. [bodied.
%y\y9 f^indhwet, Flia/p hatthcf* ,
^jji fcnJelcr, A qqantity of datei. y£ yii fdiidefih. Robust; ,(youi h). ^ JIjJl; fomhk, A b^ll for cannon, .
! >^ fendel, A c I'pss ba f, of a / ga t e.
•j %>5 fcnd.td^nf Gain, a tie. , ji f'uraz^ A dauce >^ tiv jbin^d hand^ j'JS ft^"'!t'ii^> A lioiise built tor crntint^s . ^y^^ii fiinici'i, Mca I, base, baying a broad l^aXi fefi'^asei, A hoji's sitout [nose.
^ /t«tf, Toll of riclit's, fiiwc. »jL'3 /<i«ii. Death. J ^isrfjfi^ naf\ 7'be rm'is. ^^a3 /,;//Ar, An hour gf thfr Q'i^lit. a gite .*j]}j} /dnian, A lie ^'ifaien, A niaiiner, ii yi fcn()0. Fallacy, frjuj, repos i [biaacii.
! ,5y^;i/f7. Full of. brandies a tree). Ct^ /*-» fi^atciif, PlurarqtiU;, flit^t. y. JLS fetiivdj, A dati^Ce witli jj^ned hands; H . ,
J yi fciwod. Faith, ^epos.e.^hT^«j^^.
<*J ? y^ fen<Midun, 'IV c,lieat».'tt6 be chcatC'l.
> -# y3 fonnos\ A p.haio^ oi/Janthoraivi^ i>4_,
,^ ^j;i fuwtikt Adht rinx, eating,
j^^^ii ^//oof?. Plural of y»/u/?«. v,,ft.o.i.
t^jui.; ffji'tk,. Stallion (a camt J or horse).
1%^^ faucckd, k lar^esack ior. c toeing curilv
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C:j \^ foivhf, Passitij^ away.
^fi^^Syi ftAvhhish, Pliii^al oi j;:.^^ U fhUsh,
^\ ys faivad. The heajt, the liver, the lungSi
%jSy3 faivaret, ^e?il,iToi\\, ' -^
i^\y9 foiifky A sigh, faintiftg. ^ .,
i5u ! ^ fawaid, Plural • of jj j.^ li fiiidet.
Oj-i /o«^^/. Death, elapsing, neglecting. >
^' J footehy A cloth which they wrap rounei
the middle when going to bathe. ''^^ fi>i^> A troop, a body of men. ^y fawhy Perfume. 3^ faicd. Death, dying." gi^i fawdfj, The camel litter. *- jyi faWTy Heat, swift. /^^ «* ^j >. c/,^
Cl> ' j\>* jctvoerhn. Excessive hfe^t, sfreammg* Ij^i fawretf Intenseness of heat. [(blood)4 •7 ^'fopreh, The waist- band of the breechesf^ j^ A vfawx. Superiority. ^
^' y fox^h. The circumference of the mouth;* ^ \ y ^ f(jo%cL7i^ A fearful sound. -
Is ) ^ foo%eey Triumphal, l^y/flerjr, Death. ; ^^iyaa^^^. Thickness of niouth. lii^i faicgheK i^yfifoqfr An ex sr bladder* [Fragrance^
3J^5 fatvfel. A; species, of Indian nuti A «^; ^ ^^\:i ^fawJiknee, Supreme, ^^fook, A bean, 1*)^ ^ fobghn, A kind of drink. ' '
h p^ S^^h A kind of bean, - j^^A l^^^*
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<jBy fooled, A large basket, a covering.
f >* ybo/7i, VV'heat, pulse, [fingers.
S^ y9 foomctf Any thing carried between two
«^ fawchi A large mouth; yhzt^i^ Speaking,
][> ^ foohety The mouth, a word.
^j> yh fawhed, Fat, near the age of pubertj.
Ckj yi fotveet , Death, passing away, omitting.
*».>» foweeh, A little mouth. [shovel.
*i feh, A mouth ; fih, The stomach, a rake or
fj^ J {^9 Jehares, Plur. oi ^y. ^^ fchres,
l^fehheti Stuttering ^ j^^i fohdor. Juicy flesh.
(j*.^ fehreSf An index, a canon, rule.
»U4» fehfahy Managing well (money, &c )
cJi^i fthekf Full (vessel).
JL^ fehelommay Come along then, do so, -5 fehem, Apprch.ending, apprehension.
i*j ^^r) Jehmeedun, To apprehend, under- stand.
^ fehwa. And, in Jeed. d ^ fdheh, A mouth,
^^ feheeni. Learned. fj^'aloiisy,
^ fee. In, into, among, above, of, to, with, for
i u> f'tjht. Return. [by, notwithstauvJing.
^K*.' f<'ycihy A cavern. 1 Lj feycir. The conimencement, employment* Ji^^iS fy^^h. Boasting, glorying. fing river,
- g« Ui/t'^a2, Abundance, generous, un overdow*
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i M f<'y^l*^ \i\T\di ofgame among the Arabians ; P fyalf 1 he first ; fi^ya/, The keeper of an t.Li fci/alet, Ttt:hkt\ess, weakness, [elephant. ^\A feynm. The covering, a body of men. Sa* J('i/if, A multitude, army. fjj^j^i Jeyf'ttert The meeting of two armies. ,jc:a5 feaitk, A porter, blacksmith, a carpenter.
' Jf^ feej, A messenger. K^^As feehh, (fern, of ^i 0 A large (house), gvo feekh, Dispersion. i^Kifeehhet, A plate, ex- ^csxiJ fttekhfr. An earthen*'VesseI.[cessiveheat. cvi y^/V/, Walking pompously. y^ j>A* fehfcs. A kind of great jug. ^ ./.^ ftiilooniy A species of white manna.
j^' A^ /(c/dwand s^AS Plurs. of jli/dr. J • y^ fterooz, riappy, triumphant,
^! 4 ^5 j^Woow, A wretch, pernicious.
y^' Ji'i/'ZT, A strong nervous arm.
J^AOo fciscL A decision. [dance, dying.
j^*i yj^/jK, Quick -paced fa horse,) grace, abun*
t*» /l'/2, Expiring. *^ifria, 'J he beginning of
, ^?^i f't'if or \juJ Jcffa, A solitude, [business.
y:- ft'il. Corpulent (man)*
^'^ fcilejffh Strength, power. [army.
ir» ^^9 fJliJous,A precious stone. jD^feileif^n
^^^3 fi'cleJi h lar^e arrow with a fiat head. ^\*9 Jnlcvii Bi^-bodied (a man). ^Jeetf, A strong man, K^feein, Why, whilst, in that which, ac- ^ l^} fiioiai?. An agreement, [cording to. t^i9 f^inet, An hour, time, ^^y*9juyoo%y Death, dying. »j,i Jeeh, The ^^5 A. T./deheJ, A measure for wine, (mouth. ^^ f ether or i,Ji^ftilieki Large, robust. OsAAi f^edf Heartless, fire, roasted meat.
cJJ khf. The twenty-first letter of the Arabick, and twenty- fourth of the Peisian alphabets; expressing 100 in arithmetick. ^i^ B hal'^ J he ankle-bone of a sheep. >j|j; h i\'t. An ejrg. a young bird, y&j li' Ift^ez, Seizing, a constipation, a receiver, pj 9 k :lhi. Breathing hard ^iik if'el, Capahit', skilful, the following year. SLL LV /d '•%<*', Capacity, skill, conveniency,
pos.sibilit3^ ^^' B k(iJ'i,<yi , A beam projecting from a build-. e-3^li; kJoo^, A handsome man. [i^g*
U IS ^//r^fV, Worthier. y\S kiter. Smelling agreeably (meat). ^j Uf ^a/('/, A murderer, mortal.-' '^''' ikj \S k^Urn, Dusty, blackish.
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\S khheh, Vehement (cough). X».U khh.t, The middle. ^\s kiihel, Wither* i\3 had. Quantity, length. fed, dry,
- i li* ktideh, A black corrosion of the teeth, J A IS holder, {ftm, U^aU) Predestinated, capa- y<.iU khdes, A large sheep [ble, skihuU
-ili* khdem, Arriving, the head of a man. IUaU kademetf The first feather of a wing, jjj s U ktidertt A lady of quality, a queen. JL^U* k^deyef, A small body of men. tJfiU kazek, Damned, reproaching, Sj^ili* kazoorefy A misanthrope. JLilii kcizeyety A body of men. ^li' Mr, Pitch, a herd of camels. [bear.
»jl* kiret, A large stone, a small hill, a she- Vj lj> khreb, A small boat belonging to a large
ship. '^jlS y^ar^^, Five years old, a full-a^^ed horse# ijmj^ kd,res, Cold, frozen, frozen water. ifCjis kxris. Acrid, sour milk, a bug. c^li* Ihria, Gaining at drawing lots. [tant« fj\j\S karen, An emperor; k irin. An assis- I ^ U kiiroorety A bottle, decanter, glass, j^ l>- k^ree, The appointed time. . Uj kd.zz, Satan. <--_>jlS kizdbt A merchant., y^ li k^s, Quantity* ^u.U kaseh, Thick cloth.
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^U khseY, Violent, unwilling.
^15 Hsem, Distributing. ^U khsee, (fem;
^0* Ms^, Resembling. [x.-wU)Hard»
^ Ij hhsherj Excoriating the skin (a blow),
^ \s kcishee, A bad obolus, ^ u kctss, Anhista^
^^ IS khsedt A messenger, a traveller, [rian.
yo\S khser, Hanging down the head, passing
y^JksoVi khsefy Breaking, thundering. [by,
y^ U khselj Sharp (sword or tongue).
^^ li' Jt^zeCf A cadi, a mayor, a judge,
x^^ l>* ka%eyetj Fate, death.
^U khter, Propping urine.
^h IS ^a^m. Separating, peremptorr,
^iali* katen, An inhabitant, ^u 4'd^-<7, Level
v^is i^^-o^, A kind of wolf. [ground.-
X*IS ka-at, A gutter, a court-yard.
iSclS ka-ad, Sedentary, a discharged soldier.
g JVC la ka-ydet, A column, a rule, [tain.
sJ^ IS M-^/, Rain, deluge, l^ is k^f,^ moun-
^i IS k rfcl. Dry skin, returning from a journey,
c3'S k:ik» Silly, flesh or fish smoked or dried in
JiSlS ^aW^e, A species of salt herb, [the sun,
^' IS kcikcm, The ermine. ^tS M/, A wordf
«yj IS kilebjA form, shape, turning, changiqgr
y^JlS /J-x/dS, Vomiting. u^llS M^^*» Contracte4
^ y t* kiUoon, Beautiful, good* [within himself.
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fj b ^alee, A large carpet, tapestry.
^ t';^^W2,Species, kind. x^[iMmet, Stature, stop-
gvoli'Mw/e/z, Raising the bead, [ping, fatigued.
2-« Vi^^mia^A conqueror. \j^ yo U ikmoos. Ocean.'
\t\^\ Li* kanet. Obedient to God.
\jai Vi kcynes, A hunter, fcj u khnei. Desperate.
^ U hhnia, Satisfied. ^ U" ka7iem. Rotten nut,
^ ^ IH kanoon. Rule, regulation*
J U khnee, Very rosy, red or scarlet colour, jfjUf khwee. Taking.
» U i"a^. Comfortable (life,) humble, power. ^ U ^^/?t^r,Forcible, a conqueror, triumphing, Sy> l» kahcreti A conqueress. jjAli khhee, Active, swift. 4-1*^ li* kayeh. Absent, x^^ U kayehef, An egg. tiiAj ij- kdT/et, An egg. jo l* kayed, A president.
« i^ U kayrf, A chiromancer, [vigilant, erect.
yj li* khyeh Consenting. ^ ij» ^A^^ew, Fixed, firm, ^^^* >5"eZ'Z', A commander, a prince, dry, mur- muring, the a^cle. [earth. Ia3 a. p. kehhi A garment ; kola, The ground, lU Ia* kelhhet. Meanness, dishonest, disgrace- jf^iUi' kohh%eyet. Old, spoiled (wheat), [ful. It^ Ia* kohkzet. Swiftness, ft US kobct a, A foolish man.
Ui' kehkheb, Abounding in forage.
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Ui- ^U5 kei'hl or *lUi", Blowing from the east *liAi* kohaleh, A contract. [(wind).
f^ U» kebhhn, A great pair of scales, confidence. ,s\jS hebhi, A garment, tunick. Jj I A* k eh ay el, Plur. of ^Juxi* keheelelu i^ heieby Slenderness round the middle. Xa5 ^^^e/. The rough tripe. ^^ hobtor, A yj3 kehsery Base, mean. [dwarf, short,
*vA5 >5'eZy, A partridge. ^aJ kebeh, Deformity, ^Ai" ^e^r, A sepulchre, tomb. [meanness,
(j*.^* kebris. The finest Cyprus brass, c (^ J keberghh, A burying- plafcej » [mean. ^^ kdberree. Long-nosed. : y^s Aebe%, Short, jjMAi* /fete, Lighting, asking fire, learning. ua*S kehes, Spirited (horse). XaA9 k bsef. Somewhat, pulled, (joA* kdbei, Quickness, seizing, constipation. ^«A5 keberzeey Leaping, running. La* kcbl. Gathering together with the hand. ^aJ keba, Rolling itself (a hedge-hog). ^«A» k^haseVy Great in fame or size, j^AJf kebasee, Large-footed. ,.5:.,r.v
SfclxA* kebalet. Distance of heels, a fitm stej). ^_, Ua5 kebkhl. Roaring vehemently (a lion).^ t_JuS kebkebi The belly, a species of sea-shelL ^Aj /^e6d/, Having the toes turned inward;.
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^ihel. Power, a side, XXas kehelety A spindle. [traction,
jsisij^ keLenJer, Large^bellied. ^x» Itehoo, Con- £ ^^ kohooh, Mean. ^ ^xi" kehoar. Depressed, hal- ^yjja hehool. Consenting, approbation* [low# *A3 hohbeh, A vault, an arch. u^A>' kehees, Entering quickly. jjiAAs kebee%. Taking quickly, hasty. ^]» kebe^l. Capable, a midwife. ^Axi* k^i^^eelh, A little before, fJU>3' keb&elehj Family, wife, &g. CiiS Ae//, Detraction, slander^ lying, lii* ketan. Serving welL t;jlA» ietthii Tale-bearer. [aloes,
J Ui* kotar, Perfume, the qdour of wood of i\x$ kethlf Engagement, combat. [meat,
m Ui" ketam, Black. Xi Uj> ketanet. Having little w-*;:i' ^eM, An ass' pack-saddle, a small sad»
die for a camel's bunch, the bowels, ^ ipu* k^ed, The timber of a saddle. y3 keter, Dust, half-starving, the flavour of ^ jjj ketred. Having many sheep. [victuals. .
'«X» kda, A wood-louse or worm* aaX;;^ ketektety Detraction, whispering*, ^ ketl. Murder, slaughter, death, i^a? keielk, Plur. of JJ3' kdL
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1 VOLaS Jtefelg^h, A place of execution, f^ ketlee, ISIeriting death, a murderer. X«;s* lothief, Of a reddish dusty colour. Ci, f'J3 ketootf A spy, a scout, a listener, a tale- jy<i ketooT, Covetous^ niggardly. [bearer. ^y9 kofiva. Base, abject, ^^x* ketool, Sangui- ^yS kotoom, Raising (dust). [nary,
fj^y^ kotoot?, Becoming dry (musk). 3ua;:j ketcehct. The bowels, entrails. ^Ai' ketecr. Hoarseness, y^ keteel, Killed, mur- i^'i kess, Tearing out. [dered.
dL, Uli* kosh,s, Household furniture. * Ixi" kesani, A female hyena, a maid -servant. •Si* kosa, A cornet, a trumpet. ^ kesoo. Chewing. ^^ teit^a/^, • Stuttering.
^^jy kechek, A kind of musical instrument. [/ kechely A magpie. g\i" ^o^^. Brutal (man,) ..__>L=svi' kohah, Coughing, [certain, real, true* - Ls\S kohah, The purest. cJ l;s^S kehhf, Drink- 4»_<»saj kchcb. Aged, coughing. [ing much.
^ kehbeh, A whore, a courtezan.
^^i=^ ^eter,Throw ing away, i »xj^ kdiedet, A ca-
yss^ kehr, Decrepid (old man), [rael's bunch.
vacsi* kehe%, Jumping, leaping.
iys:<S kehzd, Causing to fall.
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t\ ys\i fcehezeleff A staff. Viyssi hahzenet, A Ls:vj; kehft Barrenness,* hunger. [club.
cjLs^jf ^ehf. The skulk fman).
^s^ kehloT ^^3 Z't^/?///, Shrivelled, decrepid (old 'iyl=s^ hehlezet. Going the pace of a dwarf. Zi^^s^ kehwa7itCaimomi\t, jy^ss kohoozy Failing iysxi hohooly Dry. [down as dead.
^ysss3 kehoom, Decrepid, shrivelled (old man). ^ss3 hekhoUf Corrupted internally. 4>J ked. Stature, abridging (speech,) body. »!jsj» kedaf, Wei I -flavoured (meat), ^IjJ kedahf A iire-steel, a tinder-box. ij*s>-\^ kedkhes. Ill-disposed, a lion, a strong i ^ Jvi' kedad. Authority. [man.
^ \ jsi' kedx^. The mass^ the bread of the eu- c_iiJo kodhf, A dish. [charist.
^ losi" keddcim, A commander, prince. 3U!jsi- kedctmet, Eternal, ancient, preceding. ^-ol4xi' k&dkmeCy Plur. of j».jAi* kedeem. *e* *x5 k^dhet, Upbraid. ^' 1^ J: kedehkaft A cup- |[«^^' kedhemef, Elucidation. [bearer.
jC>3 keder, Quantity, destiny, providence;
, kidcr. Worth, dignity, office. ijdS kodret, Power, authority, force, virtue.
Al±,y ^ 3 k^der-shefiks, Acquainted with the value or quality.
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^ d3 ^edctt A large vessel with two handles ;
fiodos. Pure, holy, paradise. ^^i leda, Being near, prohibiting, diverting. 6j^* ^e^</i Exhausting the water (of a well). ^ *N> kcdem, A foot, a footstep, merit. U sS kodeina, Plur, of *j jo Redeem. 3U J<» kedemetf The step of a ladder or stair- t fc* /? kedemgah, A necessary. [case,
^^-•oof kodmoos, Antique, ancient. »A^ js5 kedemeyet. Pre- excellence, nobility. *^ja kedoo. Propinquity. S_5j^i' kedwet. An example, a man of renown. ^^jvS kcdohy A fly. ^ ^i>skedoodt Plur. of oJ ^^j^i' ki'door, Being able. ^_5 j^i* kedoos. Holy, pure, blessed. ^_5A> kedooa, Making obedient to the w^ord -^jsj> kedoom, Courageous. [of command. ^ ^y^ kedoomeyet^ A present from a prince to
any person that approaches him. tf 3O0 kodooi, Rectitude. ^«xi* kedeeh, Broth. iSjsS kf^deed, Dried, shrunk. ■ [old.
yid^'i kedeer, Powerful. *j j^S kedeem, Ancient, oJ> kczz, Striking on the back of the head. 1 j3 ke%a, A chip, mote, straw. d 1 00 kezzaf, A pair ot great scales. ^ I j3 kezamel, Wide, broad, large.
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f ^ kottet, A feather, the wing of an arrow. J j3 ho%er, Impure, dirty. 2 j ovi* kozeret, Un- cJ^j^j; kozrooft Vice, [sullied (man)..
gAJf ^e%f7, Turpitude, impurity. ["puleiit,
^jo hi%Mt Worthless. J.*c <xi" kothmel, Cor- cJ JoV ^d«<e/] Impeachment, vomiting; -^~-
ho%tf. Desire, love, *i.ki* kdzfit* A battlement. ^^^3 kail, Injus- ^ Jo kdtem, A present. [tice.
^3^jv» kozmooTt A silver table. j^CKs ki^'^oor, A woman abhorring all impu- ci^^" ke%oofy Far distant (dwelling).' [rity. ^ jjp kexeCt Chip, straw, swimming on wa- ter, or paining the eye. i_ «. ^ kezeef. Very remote, a cloud, ^ .^dr, An ape, baboon ; a kerr^ Coldness. \j9 kerb,. Gathering together; keraa, Perus- ifi\yi karaaf, Reading justly. [ing.
. _, \jS kerhh. Any business nearly accomplish- %j^y» kerhief. Affinity, alliance. fed.
^ I J> kerkbehy A large flaggon or vessel with
two handles. A \'i korad, A tike, an animal infesting cattle. j\jS k^rhrf Firmness, determination. %j\ Ji kerhret. Short- footed sheep. ^j^^ kerb^ree, A taylor, a butcher.
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SLa.* \ /s ierhnpyet. Robust, thick. l*a\jS kcrasct, Reviling. ^\^ kerh%. Repaying, borrowing, debt. %»i>\y hoib,%et, A fragment (of gold), )o\ ^ her^ty The snuff of a candle or lamp- ^^ herra^ Hard, firm. [match.
'i^\ j9 herrh-at. Scarcity of pasture, podex. f}'^ i/ herhghoosh, A demon. i^\/9 kerhfy Slaining one's self with vice, j9^ /i korcikcr. Melodious. ^\ yi krhl, A king, ^1 Jf kdfciw, A coloured garment. (^^/i ko/an, Reading, the Alcoran. ty 1^* kcraficj/a, A kind of tree. [An old ox. ^^\j9 kerhwol, A watchman, i-,J>\ yi kcruhel, y-A j> kof/>, J^eighbourbood, kindred. ^.y^^y9 kerhhUy A vessel nearly full, t^y'i kcrhet, A large leather water- bag. ^/a k'->i^><'j\A ware-house, ^^* kerb(,z,h. cheat. c-.VV^> ke.rhek, A green- stall or shop J 3 kerbeh, A water-bottle, j jfjrc^/^^, AfH- 'i jS keret. The pestilence, [nity,
^Ijy kertkn. Evening and morning. i>*i' i* kortol. Receiving bad nutriment. li^* kersh. Fruitful (a palm-tree), «S /i kersa, Foolish (woman), [of yellow bird, ^ yi kersel^ Bad, a dwarf. ^ ^ kerjeh, A kind
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^y kereJ}, Ulcerous.
& y? keredy Corrupted, small (teeth).
i^^y^s Jiordhth Plur. of ^ ^^' korad,
%^ ^9 kerdeff A she- ape. [mel-louse, a fowl.
^A ^ kordeh, A striped cloth. ^ ^ yskerda,A ca-
tA^^9 kerda-af, The neck.
i*j^ ) / keredmhn, Salted,
^^i^' kordooh, K large sheep-louse.
^^^ yi kordooa, A small ant. [tains.
3U_5 i ^S kordoo-at, A narrow path thro' moun-
vj~ys kororety That which adheres to the bot-
^'jji ^or^zjo^, A female garment, [torn of a pot,
*^jy kerzehlef, An amulet hung round a
child's neck, l^jjif korzoom, A round shoe- maker's table, (js^i* keresh, Gaining, splitting, - li J» kersham, A large tike. ■«^^9 kersheh, Aged, old. «-s^' hershtty A whi'te eruption on the body. Xj»«>^ji!r^^s^-a^, Writing in close lines. l^\i Js kerzaby A robber, a lion. j\.i^tajS kerezdhr. In debt .k» ^' kcrit, A leek. u^\hyi kertas^ Paper; ^ir /as, A beautiful fine
made girl. \^ yi horteh, Having a pain at heart, [a rag. i^js kertes, Paper, i^xhyi keitabel, A little,
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j^xl9>S hrfhn, Foolish.
uils-s k'rfeh, A kind of garment.
XXls^i* kc-rlellet. An ass's burden.
^\o /i kertom, Bastard safFron. Jb ^ hortehi
tiAlflji" kerteef, ^Misfortune, [Sewing.
X^ Uji kerhmet, Of full growth (a palm-tree).
^c yi Jierabel, A species of animalcule, broad,
jb-i* y^er-a^, Courage, [short, and thick.
yc ^ keraws,Y{viymg a double bunch (a camel).
$5 k^refy Happening, being near; — «• k'^rifi Un barking, accusing, Xtii J kereftet. Going with short steps, [mon, i 3 kerfehy A cap of an animal's skin, cinna^* I \:j^ kerkj A sound made by a fowl. jUf^* kerkar, Braying in a clear voice (a ca»
mel,) thundering. ^ j'i korkob. The belly, a little bird. Xxi'^i" korkobbety A hunting-dog. ^ jS kcrker, A woman's shift, soft ground. S^i'^i* ker^erei, Cooing (as a dove,) rumbling
(the belly). yjjS ^3 kerki'reer. The cooing of a dove. y*J»^* kerkea, A species of small gnat. 1^3 yi ktirkef. Wine. [ing (a camel).
USSyi karh'fef. Rumbling (the belly,) bray- ji j* kerkel, A woman's shift.
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J yf ^5 korJ[oor, A large ship.
jj*.y»^*^or^oo5, Fat, hard. [dove*s nest.
(jo^iijS kerk'os, A whelp. ^j^U^i* kermhs, A
3u^ kormet,k mark, stain, an orbicular cal- losity on a camel's breast.
iyi^f kermeshf A crowd.
^y^jji kermoodj A mountain.
o^tt^^a kermeedy A roof or gutter tile.
tJtf^jS kermeesh, A multitude.
(j_>^' ^<;/vi. The sun, close eye-brows, a com- panion, a space of 80 years.
Ijyj korenh, Plur. of ^^^ ^' >J"tfrw.
jj- 'J V kernels, A part of a mountain projecting.
«>j j* kerneht A mouse.
juixj 5 k^^ronhezet. Short-bodied.
^ x kerenheCy A kind of large beetle.
X3 w hornet, A horn, the prominent part of the
)^} kerenjoory Numbering, [belly.
Ju*j J ^crwe^e/. Keeping (any thing) for one's
own use, flying (a cock). ^5 J» kernee. Having joined eye-brows. ^ •» ksroo, A garment of skin, a wooden-dish. I^j; ^c;r^^;^, Having a long bunch a she-camel. ^^ j- kertcah. Long-legged.
.J 1^^ kerwhnee, Burst, split.
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^ X koroof, Assuming a livid appearaticftf (the skin from a blaw,) changing cdloqfv g,yj3 Jttrooh, Pregnant, ^^jji /tor ood, ?l\jr. of j^j$ heroor. Cold water. [^jsketed*
^,^9 kerweshg A coJlection front all quarters* jf^ ^/ herooshej. An elk, a goat- hart, h^jfheroot, Plur. of Jb^* ieret^ ^^U^^' keroomhn, An under- garment; ' 5 'i keroon. The soul, the body. ^^/» ^^^^f^&-* A villager. »^' ^dre^^ Black** t> s kerhhy Dirty (woman). [nes$«
i«^^ 5 hcrhe^-, An old ox. Out J korhod, Tender, soft, [time).
t^jjS kereely Neighbouring (place,) near (the s J^ >• k<ii^^'Sti Nest of ants, a city. ^ j.* kereeh,. l^sxjjSkcreehef, Disposition, [Ulcerated,
jj" kereer, Having the eye charmed with thef
sight of a beloved object. i ^ ,i' k^Herety Cheerful eye. i . .,. -..
(^/^ ^eree.«, Cold, jelly offish, colt watfer. J^^^} ker^.csheh, A tumour. (j&j>' kereezy A «* i" kereea, Election, a camel stallion, [verse* X'j^ keriaty The roof, slow of conception, (a i'i\P ^'oree^# A work -house. (she-camel). J j" k^re&nh, -Crim Tartary, having a loii^inj, '- desire for a mistress or friend.
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Vj ^ iereerief. Conjecture, a female- friend. ^•^ ki^yeh, A viUage. jS ker.%. Jumping, ab- jly nHh%, A large dragon. [staining^
^^ ^ ^fd'^kend, A coat, of mail. ^^y icz^m, Mean, base. 4-/vi" kezelfj Strong*
/<;/^ ^^'z/r^Wde, Brass coin. ^ . ..
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^y keth. The rainbow. «JL=*y iezhelet, A bow,
^. ay kcxdecr, A starling.
jy? keze%. Elegant, polite.
^y A'rza, Small camel, thin cloud. fpJo*
^y kezel. Staggering. J p kezeleh, A mag-
^y kezem, Small-bodied.
3-#y kt'%nie1y Short-bodied, abject.
iJUyoy kexmecle:. Penis, .y ^^?oo, Argry.
i5y ^t?:^^, A surname. ^{/^ k'mheel, K black-
^j^p kizeev. Silken. [berry bramble.
. j3 kes, Sadness; a, kess. Backbiting.
Uj; kesii, Monty coined of hard and bad silver,
Xb. Ui kesh^^et, Hard. - Ui ke>b,m, A bestow er,
S.4 UJ kesimet. One who laps or folds up
XLJl*MJ* hesaneenety Hardness. [cloth.
S^l*JJ kesatvet. Sorrow, affliction,
t,*^ /J-^*/', Hard, a dry dsite. j^X^ keslend, A
ci-*.S ^e^/, A pension. [belt.
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J^ kessety A small village.
ff^^S ksseh, 1^'dvd.; kheh. Lust. Spelling,
4p,.s\^" keshobhy Corpulent. ^^ kesr. Com-
IxnJJ ^t'*/, Justice. J lk«J» kosthr, A banker.
ij,.lla»^ji A. p. hosths, A pair of scales, a balance.
3elt*j; kestkt, A curtain before a door- way.
jUa^Jf kostel. The leg. ^.k^* kostol, A castle,
^ta;k»«i» kosten/een, Constantine« [dust»
tgJimS kftskif'h. Large, thick,
ijJuJ; hhk'is, A rod, a staff. ^^'>*^^^«^^
JL.1»J>' keskesetf Singing loud, moving,
\JL.9 kes^etiy The crupper of a horse, -^
4jma5LwJ» kt-'akees. An expeditious journey,
jM«i» keswy An oath; beauty. ' ' -^-^'
JUv--i' kesewet. The fUce, a division.
J«^.mS kesmel, A lion's whelp.
c^^«J» ktistvehl'y Strong, stout. [Unjust.
ijHy^ kesoos. Ivy, a she-carnal: t.'j ^ ...v kesoof,
^y^ kesawee, Belonging to a bow. " ;-
^^ kesee, Hard, coin of bad silver. ''"
Vft**»5 keaeeb, Sound of flowing water.
*jum5 keseem. Beautiful. Scva^' k^seemet, A per-
^ y£i* ^^«^, Of the same kind. [fume-box.
\js3 keshh. Spittle, t, Lii' keshkhet, Clean, white.
^ L£i> koskhber, Thick and lon^ beard, [comb.
> Lkj> keshah, A hyena, b^ l^* kesh^deh, A curry*
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I«U;S iosU-at, Spittle. r^i
^ US hsU-nr, Trembling with horror.
•g^S hsheh, Venom, an ignorant man. j\^> icihfhr, Having a long btard.
$fi^ keshle*. Base, despicable. yts ieshUr, The refuse of wool.
JLijf hahshet, A young gid, an ape.
EjiJ? heMet, '1 he sediment of butter.' ^ kesher. Red. i^^ij? keshrit. Very red, 1^ keshret. Any covering, a shell. L^i ^c^aM Consenting. ^' ,te*K Inconstant, l^K^kesaret, Short. (prostrating,
tf^ l-« ^tfAdree, The end, strong desire. ^•^ j-m)*, The law of retaliation. JUl^a* k'sfi-aft Growing slowly (a boy). ' ooSl^' keshkes. Big-bodied, large camel. UUaif kes let. The bride s bed-chamber.- , V^ id^Z', Interrupting, reproaching ; M, U-ii ^ .r^i, A reed-bed. [A pen. a reed.
JUam keseUt, A town, city. ^^» he SI ieey A piece of cloth. o^aS to<*r/, Resolution, view, conspirac}^ v^^. 5a*« kisd % A fragment. (becoming dsrk.^ ^ hser. Being near, beginning (the evening,)j 1^ ki-serk, riur. of ^5 ktseer^ [shorn wooU, oo^iJ /we*, following, narrating; kkes^^^ctch,]
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yinjdS A. P. ^estel, A fortiification, a castle, (tu8t» ^'i kesa; A rnfll,'chievririg thfe 'cuid, bithig* Xiuajf hes-aty A plate, a bex, c_r^' te'r/', Split (ispear) . ' --
udUi^^Ai'feMs, Hurtful, mischievous (serpent),' (jatj^ ^e^'k(^S) Thick and short. ^^^
^foS kesel, Cutting green corn as food for hor? ji ^A35 ?teslhw, Splittingi cutting. [ses.
LSAAi hsh)l\ "Strongs, stout, liifrdy;'V:^^'*^ "-^^-^ *i>«i3 i^^A/c'/, A herdof cam els'/'*''' ^■•'-' ' j».4»flS Icescmi Hetii'triin^ to a place. X<w^j^<^."j';/ef/ A fragment. ''^^ 'kchGb, Con-* i^AA5 fo^^'7. The end. - ^''-'"''^ ::i'i!i>t-) [quering, j^^* kcsoor, A default, error- 'Sim tf^Aaa ioiiwee, Far> distant. iua5^?W/?, An his* Uaos kesyciy An extremity. T^^ory, business.; iSfj^i kested^, A poem, marrow. ' ' {barren* • 8 .xaa^v keseeddy A poem. ^AAa'; ^e'^^^r, Defective, tf .AAoi' tee;er^r,'The Idv/ieSt ri-b of th^ •breastl; ijkJay'kesetiSy The plqicie 'in t!i0 brfc^s): wlj^p^. ^ -thehairs grow/"-'^^^'''!'^^^ '^'''^ n) ^^^^»' Clifla* kehefl Thrustmg, impatient of hnngejv-^ ^Kj^^^e's^ei; Green cotn cut for^horses*" ^ja?' k^zz, 'Small gravel, [parture, appointing, • Iks5 kcz:i, Consuming ; kez%ct. Corrupted, de>) i l/oJT i{'cj;.i/, Yice, stain;- gl^iJ ^j-egf^^rf, J>is%j
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y2>S\jaS ie^ctkeT, Tearing his prey (a Hdn)*
l^Uc3 kiz yh, Plur. of UjoS kt^^eyeti
La^ hezsby Splitting, cutting*
|Usi» iezef, A species of herb.
^j&^ A";Zf^2, Breaking in piecefe, cutting;
*^* >J-c'«a, Subduing, ^x^j kez-^am, An ola mam
tJl^Ai* ke%ef. Slender; i^" kt'zeWi Broken.
>^aj» i^<?2Jc'6%Rottin <. *--u>ai' kjzeeb, A branch, a rod;
SU^ kckeyefi A lake, substance, fact, a decla^ i-atiorl, narrative, death.
jlHi^is kfii^efiii An old broken edged sword, bar-
ki' ket, Only, at least; [ley given to horses;
Hfti" /.eidii Going with slow steps* a bird rcsema blirig pigeonSi
UUaS keth,ij. Collecting, mixing wine.
glki* Kithji The cable of a ship.
j^Uaif ketaVy A string of horses, eamels> &lE» following one another.
\jsj WjS ketkree, A black serpen h
gLki* kela-a, Fljin^ from a cold to a liot cli- mate (a bird of passage), [any fragment.
XftUajf k^icL-at, Abashedj a part; a niouthfuU
Itsii tu> kettkf, A vine-dresser ; ^/7^/j 'i be slow:
ilki* ^etcily A soldier, [short steps of a horsCi
ilk* ketkm, A kind of hawk, . ... .
i^g^ A«7(i«, The frame of a camel hit«l?i . .
lilLS hefhnet, A kettle, a pdh .
t^lki* hcthyefy Plun of U^s kitieejet,
>■ ^ — T-- - ketih\, Following, ciittingi filling \
kotb, A commander, a prince* UtS Aot/ct, Frowning brov^i fturnSi
i^tas kotbety The iron axle* round which a w heel ^'aV h<ifj, A ropefordrawing water fro:h a well. ^}a» kcfer, • Dt-oppi ngi dropsy rain ; kotor, Th^
Wdod of aloes. ; ,j. .Ji^..^. .,.. .-^ Ijj^J^ k^terkuy Difetiliihg, the di^oppirig of 4»>j>lai" kotroh, The wolf;. [waten
j>^,Ia3 ketrehoos, A strong shei-tathel, a scor**
L S riai' ketere.fi One drop. fpion»
^'c ^* kcterghxttiy An eleetiiafy for all frigid
I SjW^d^/'f'^e^ A kind of striped cloth, [diseases*
I lakif ;|^d/e/i Curling much, having hair in many UlaS ^dfa-id,Byno meanSi in Aoshap^. [Hnglets. Xalai" ;h;^ti/> A division, a part, [with the fingers* \jLWi ketefy A kind of herb; kdif. Scratching
I LiLi* ^d/^e/, Vi^ry small rain, 3^5 Ze/7, Gutting. i^W^ k:tleh, A wild strawberry, [eating flesh* J^ keie^ii, Biting, having a strong desire fo^ QjiaS keten, Curvature; k oi on, Co\,ton\ SalaS* keienef* A pomegranate. l^tiJ kotoneytify Pulse, grain. [slow step^
^ >i"<}to> Going with a sliGrt sprighUy but
t 020 j
if^hji ketool, Knitting the brotv's, frowning » J ^ki' koioor; .W[*i lining, dropping, '{liookiiigjsternu ^^' i-e^oof* ;P]ur, of .Iflif ^e^t • i c_f-pajsj£J.n^ c ^Li' ^e/o«, Prescrib^ed, infestiag (tb^ road,) cjj^i" fietoof, Going slowly (a horse,) scratch-^ \Ay^i> ^(??oow. Dwelling, servings ' . i .. \[ing. ♦j^aLS il'e^^ee/'.. Mixed (wine). t^fALii' koteycu, A species of date, dissention. 'isiAz'i heii-at, Impost, a portion of laad. txAii ^</^f^^^,L" Velvet, 'satin, a carpet. tJ. ?/.^ j^la* - keieen , PI u r . of ^^is kh. ten» \ "i^^ <^.
*ji Iti)^ Great bitte;;nes& / [at the point,
bs$ hoL'ht Having a prominent noge turned up c4»ljt5 JtO-aAj A disease oki a- sheep's hose.' -^ A Ui ki hd, A spouscy a diseaseon ^ carael's leg, l?j Uj^^i-airef, Profound. i> Ui'^o-^^s, ,A kind of v^ is'i kq~hsheh» I>ohg. [:sheep'*s disease.
^jdlxi" kk^aSy A |iah, a sheep's disteniper- :J*^ JsUi* ^«2'«^, A jdriyer of cattle. A .V*>bl ^ ;^ |Vv<«* A'flrdw, Prominence of the nosCu oi ••u.>.. ! JUsS kaf^et* A. little box. '. .'vS v. v:.'
^;A^'- kh'heree. Bad, avaricious. y^9 kabel, k n\i\k disk s^:** kaUrety Destroy- i^kxi.kaseh. Plenty,, abundance. [il^gi
»JLJ:jt5 ,l^a-*«/e/, A. weak, straddling pace. .;. >: ixjii- ka-^4, Weakness in a camel's tott. -^ ; . ^
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^ A« ia-dee. Unable, infirm, maimed*
M kar, k gulph, d tdvrn, irivesti gating, de*
vouring alLnp, eating to the bottorai- ILm ka-retef, Demolition of a structure, ij^s kas, A protuberance of breast, and a con* ^15 kaser, Fat and strong camel [cavity of back* ifiM kashf A collection. « ■i^ ' / V- . > -,^ tjjis^ ka-sheUt, The sudd^ii^i^fiirf&fa'^i^rffied oaw kasy Sudden death," j i •* '^ - fperson.
*>Ajc5 ka-sem, Worn but, 'tfifdtmess,' jjoM ka%f Curved. L.„ax5 ka-zeby Stout, thicki kw /S'a/, Furious, binding hard, clangour. . ^ ^aLiw ^Wt'^'d^', Expeditious journey. ^.'^ '^''^.%. LJix3 A'fl/, Destroying, exhausting; being swift. eUUi* ka-khf-'O, Trembling fevel-, painful; JLixi' kakebet, A wound, ^s ko-ko, A magpiej ^'i kal, Short- bodied, a 'trtiser.-^ tV.^l^vX Ui A.M yj-aw>, The mewing bf a cat.' '^^f^ J^ ^ Scnjo kd-tnetf The bhrtice part trf one's estate, yc^coci* JiO'tnoos, WhateVet is' contained in the
Xis^.^xi" ka-viobieti K ball of dung rolled up by ^_j.xi* j-aw, 'A Urge dish, short-nosed. c-_a1x3 ka-nelh Strong, a male-fox, a lion. ' ?. ^w ^az/^, The two cheeks of a pulley either of wood or iron. ^^
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Jyul hct^wer. Profound, deep.
i/i^M k:i'We.sh, Corpulent (a camel).
Vft— 3tS ka-yh, A .great number.
kZ>*sS ha-ySy Much rain, a great torrent.
i3u«s ka-yd. Following, a locust without wings,
S^xj? ka-ydet, A heap of sand, a wife. ^A*5 ^flr-3/r, Deep.
^^ kef, A pimple, a swelling; a. kfff, A
,; crowd, a rugged hill, the hole m a hatchet
for fixing it to the handle. '^liS kofakhf A beautiful woman.
; ) ^ ti^ hi^jcidhx. Defender, protector.
cIm hofk-a, A distemper on sheep's legs,
C-i lis ^^/a/» P^^r. of c-i,,v ^0^'. [lection, a troops
^Ui* ktffal, A locksmith, ^^xis kcffan, Kcq\-
V^lii* kofawety Agreeably chosen.
XiS koffet. Feeble (man,) a mouse, a decrepid
old man, the trembling of an ague. ^ Uajj kejiarif A robe of honour which eastern
princes present to ambassadors, &c. ^ii' kefckhj Striking. [the human foot.
«>i* j^^g^> Completing, an. oblique position of ^^ 1 jjuf A. p. kffdiin, A sheath, a leather-box. jiNii" k&fdeVj Ugly» out of form. ji5 ;lf<?/?r, Lean (a woman,) a wolf. ^- ^e/?j«, Leaping, dying.
^..^ hefes, Abird's cage, a lattice ; a. hefts. Having a long nose, seizing by the hair. ^A-iiS kefsheleel, A ladle. (jak'ikefes, Of net work, [(an ear,) a pent-house. ^^e/*a,Shri veiled or singed from top to bottom I jio kefa-ti. Having the fingers bent down- wards, a pent-house. Jwi» hef-at, A basket, a sack of hair-cloth, &c. d Jouf hefeded, Short-bodied. c-ixwJ krfkef. The jaw or beard of a camel* liX'x'i kf'fkefef. Trembling with cold. ^.jSi* kefk, A young bear, a fox. ^M» kofl, A lock, a bolt, a bar. *XiS kejlet. The hind head, the back part or 1^ ^o ^ey?w. Beating, fighting, [nape of the neck, OoJS kefenned, A huge head. [hard head.
^ »x;ii* k&fender, A species of herb, having a yuf A-g/oo, Preferring, accusing. jyii* kefoor, Plur. of ji5 ^<;/?r. [fear (hair). cJyLs kofoofy Wrinkled, standing on end from iyuf kojooly Return from a journey. fjj^ kofoon. Lapping (as a dog,) dying. ^ kefee, Slaughtering, li\iji kefeekhet, Dates dressed with fat, ^'jjf^ ke fee zee, A little leap, a boy's game. LSS hefeef^ Shrivelling.
yjs ktfeef; A scourge.
JLg* kninoa. A kind of dinging bird.
J? keieh, Ty I for sbame !
Ji ^eil or io//, A small quantity, diminishing.
5^ W/^, A frving-pan-makcr, one that fries.
c_* yj i^e'/d/*, A disease on a camel's heart, a wolf.
CL.i>^ JtMi, Plur. of X3J iciet.
i^y^ kcIhJct, A collar, chain or necklace.
^ ys kcllhs, Selling hair. ^Jc^ U> kehteuk, A ^VLS kei/dsh. Little, short. [sling, a ball.
jLi i»i >tt7ds/<e/, Sraallncss. ^joy^kalas, Plur. of ^y^ kelii-ay Plur. of^j /{-e/a. [i>»>J^
«£ ^ kela^at, The sail of a ship, a stone or
.4 Jball thrown hy a sling* liy» kdhfei, The art of caulking a ship^^^ iji ^ kolak. The ear. [of ^
^ ivj kolal. Little, deficient;. ^. b^j; id/iw, Plur. ?-• ^' kUkwett A nail -paring. ,
^^^5 kell'.A lie, rude, bad money ; a. kelf',The heart, the soul, understanding, the kernel. UJ keiOdn, Heartily. .1 .•
%A3 kefde/, Sorrow, melancholy, pain.
kCJi kelheght The center of an army, the fieart.
iXJ5 l"e/e^/<»^ft€«, Sound, shoutingi [hearty,
JS kMch, A ]^\ough. ^ kclLee, Cordial,
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iXS Jtelef, Destroying, death* g\\j keleh, Having dirty yellow teeth. y-l;*\)ij helhtiSt Ugly. y-^Vi kelhexz, A vain l\s=\)3 keUiexef, A dwarfs pace. [boaster. f^s^ys ielhem, Decrepid. ^y^)S kolhoom,T.'drge- ^vXi* k^iekh, Braying (a camel). [bodied.
^.ssS'a Iie/kfiom, A large camel, [within another. oJLi" keled, Twisting a rope, folding one thing ^■^9 kek%y The tike or sheep-louse. • U Mezy Trying down, nimble, assaulting. Su \.xj' kehemety Swallowing. [a vomit,
yjii' kels. Spilling from an overflowing cup> *1S kela, Sail, a shepherd's bag, a castle. AjtXi' kcl-at, A castle, a fort. ^*Xi* kd-arriy An old woman ; kel-amw, A decre- M3 k^Jf<if^> A sub- preceptor, [pid old man. t^\\3 kelek. Tottering, commotion. JliiJL* k^khh Violent motion or agitation. umjJsXU* kelkedees, Shoemaker's black, vitriol, jlLiXi" ^o/^o/ar. Yellow vitriol. [of bird.
JJiXi" kelkely A kind of pomegranate, a species ^^^ikiXi' kolkolan, A wild pomegranate, a kind jiXi' kdkee.y A kind of bird. [of plant.
JXV We/, Scattered people assembling together. jLi" kelemy A penknife, a character, an en- graving tool, a pen, a reed.
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^^Jj^^ [^J3 lelmaser?^, A sling', a ball, a slin|X* jji ItfJS' kolmash, A slothful man. [sloiie,
^ & I /'L^ hele^nterash, A penknife,
ijf^^^ liclewjek, A small pen, tv\ig. ^ I >-,JJ> Jtdemdhn, A pen-case, j.NtfvJi'f kelemder, A young tree. fpire.
^y-r^ Tielemroo, A country, jurisdiction, ein- liye^ kelemmczef, A female dwarf. ij^fA'i hekr}}vieSj An intelligent, generous man. J !i^5> helenikar, An engraver, t^ ^.»-A)> kehnoneyht The resin of the pine-tree. »^*gjJLi* kelensmvet, A mitre, high cap. ^' keloo. Trying, a large club. [tard.
ooy)3 heloosy A young she-camel, a young bus- Jyj kcloolehy A yarn-wheel or reel, a clew, J^^y'i kelawleej A birdsoaringinflight. [a globe. J3 keleh, The top of a mountain, a tou er, a c^^XS kelheh. Dull, thick, corpulent, [castle. -j^^JLi* kehhdem, Nimble, swift, the great sea. - <x^>' kdehtem, A short- bodied man vNitha 'i^^i kelehmet, Swiftness. [large head.
3u^" kelehnet, A tall man. J3 kelee, A kind of soap- ashes, striking on
the head, cooking in a frying-pan. i^r^)3 ktleeh. An old well. x^Xa kt'leijet. Any iJLi- kcked, A twisted rope, [thing fried.
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p 3^aV5 kdeexem, An overflowing well.
t_Jl^)J kelcef, A date- basket. J>JL3 keheU Little,
\*,*.^3lideemeyci\ A kind of white earth, [small.
iM 4^X*9 kclevan, A worshipper of lire,
^.sii kelyiht Fried, a kind of earth, flesh, meat
Ji kd'fh Sweeping, [dressed With any thing.
IfS kernel, Growing fat.
-.1^' k^inah, Refusing to drink (camels).
h^Us k')fnmahef, Dving yellow, saffron.
,Ui' kemar, Dice, or any game of hazard.
u«,US komares. Acrid, sour (milk,) a bug.
cfj.l*j* k^'UCf'sc, A species of wood.
fj^l^ kotnmcis, A diver. [hold furniture;
ji l«o kommash, Silk cloth, merchandize, house-
(joUV kcniis, Dancing, jumping.
h [c» kemkf,A rope for tying a sheep for slaugh-
>l.-o komaler, A calamitous day. . [ter.-
•.i'Us k^ffti^kem, Plur. of if^'i.AJ* kt'fnkemet.
3L. i^i* komanidt, A multitude, a body of men.
Xi Ui* keuicinet, A sheep-louse.
X»5 Z-e////we/,'rhe body, figure, grease, [(a camel).
^t3 keinh. Millet ; kiiinch, Refusing to drinic
X.s^4J* kenihct, A mouthful, a handful of wh«^at*
ji^V kemeJ, Having a long neck ; ^-c'////./, Re-
i*x^' k^''fi(^^t Long- necked. jecting.
^s^ kemder, Long. ^ toi.r, The moon»
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\j4^ kemerh. The splendour of the moon.
w> hemeZf Scraping together.
k*^»3 komxet, A handful of dates.
UM*3 kemes, Moving (as a foetus in the belly)*
ifi^ kemesh. Collecting, gleaning.
i>a#i» hemes, An insect perpetually swimming
on the surface of water. ^♦S kernel, Binding a captive or a sheep for li4Jf kemetr, A book-case, a library, [slaughter. riM^ kemefreer, A calamitous day. K^'i kernel. Throwing down, subjection. Ijtjj kema-d,. Having the fistula lachrymalis. X**a >5-crn,-a^, The top of a camel's bunch. y<^ kom-ol, A large goblet. *J ^**i" kom-olet. The cup of a flower, a bud. - U»» komkhin, An important affair, a king»a *A»> kemkem, Drying, intelligence. [chief. ^^UjUS kettikeman. Liberal, noble. JUJui" kemkemety A jug, a pitcher. 3^- kemely A large belly, lousy (head). „X*5 kemlce, Base, little, short. ^' kenioo, (Sheep) growing fat. j-^<x3 komooh, Wheat, millet, «^«s5 ketnoo-a. Having a pimple on the lip. ^ffS kemeh. Desiring little meat, jX^«o kemhcd, ^Mishapen, out of form, base.
.iA«v» l-ewe^r, An antagonist iitpjayv
po^ kemeeg, A kindofinn^rgarn^ent. of linen;
rk^'; ^^T»f6dA Eii-fcir^; whole (year )i^.\v; • ,^^j^ kemeen, A phinif?ey. fof a rtiessenger. ^^ /^^«w. Striking with a stick, examination Ui* ^cna, A Roman or hawk nose. ^5^Ui' konhb, A tent-rope or bow-string. .tfjjUjf kenaheree, A species of herb, [spear, i' Ui* kenhty A §ubterraneous canal, a cane, a *ft.Ui' konniihet, A long crooked key. ^:s. Ua konhkher. Corpulent. ^3Ui* kofid^zia. Distress, base, sbameful. 'i^bs kehnaret, A butcher's shop. '^^9 kenateer, Phir. of ^tU;* kc^ritar, ^\'/9 kena-a, A large handkerchief. iiV/s kena-at, Oon tine rice; satisfactioh. (jm£ l;» kena-as, Large-bodied. y<*At Ui' kena-ys, ^lur. of (j^b^i keria-^s* ^ •.\:'i k(in6.f\ Laf^e- nosed. oo Ui* ke7ioJizt Plur. of jsi^i' konfox. yUi" kenhfery A dwarf, [a neglected .beard. (jiiUS kenkfishy Having an excoriated nose or cJUj ktnakt A finger-joint. jLii' kenaneey A glass winq-bottle. fveil. 5 . US* kenOfWet, De^e^t, merit. 4j«x* /i^^o/^^, A large
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J L^ /fvwA/Vr, Cinnabar. I^^jj? ^omher^, A lark.
4j«u^a:5 ko'iilHtrt'eit, Sonr milk thickened by
(j^aIS i''/////o«. A Sfrpent [straining.
IXao' ki'tiiht'let. A small body of men, a troop
JUaaI* i""'/'/rv//,Grnntiiiji ot hojis. [of horiieinen*
, l^ A p k iffl'f*'L A spcciLS of herb. V'" ^
XH'i h'ritv.1^ A deranter. a flajrgon.
y:^ kenfcr^ Short -bodied, (when running.
JUL'::* k'nselufy fltiising the du^t (as a horse, &c,)
jf^ Jtrtj, Counterfeiting disguising.
^ss\S hinjol, A s^rvafit, j^:sscl Jfcujonr, Having a small head. *jsv;5 k 'njch^ Elegant, the cup of a flower. js^9 k'uehher. Warlike, having a large mouth and nostrils, a substance like stone, but ^x:9 kentifhfr. An opponent. [softer-
A jOo> k^'ndt'il. Wine. c_3jwi; k**ndrek. An osier twi^.
\ jSS komfoz, Castor, y^^js kand-al, A fool.
j^ /^ k'ud'^fter, An old woman.
yi^9 i"<W/^t'/, Thick, large-headed (camel).
A.Jci* k'fidtmi. Long-backed (camel).
^jwii' Icndtiet Made of sugar,
0^ y^ kauiiaed. Any kind of strong f^rink, wine*
^ joj> ktnded, A candle, a lamp, &c.
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Z ^ /^ ^vwroo", Storax, or it*s perfume. yS kem, A s;n.ill Hi^iijon or wine vessel, ^9 kenes. The herb elecampane, the crown* •^9 hen^er, Worn out, old I ^*.j( heruhooret, A woman free from her ^jeuS kene^, 'I'akin^ by hunting. [menses.
yi*a^ h'^nS'or, Contracted in the back, KS kene.t^ Despairing. J llavi* ^sJ«/ir, A quin- Jia3 konfer. Distress, calamity. [tal.
I^aJ* ktinterety A bridge, ^j^, j^is k^ntereest A ^9 ketui, Satisfied. [large camel, a mouse. »^. Uia kena-hs, Hairy- faced. J U:S kena-hr, A large fat wild goat. ^j^\m kena A?, A man stoat in walking. ^^^U;jf ken(t-an. Sufficient. 4,^^vA* ken-alt Gluttonou'', greedy. lxJ3 kt'n-af, The top of a mountain. tk X'i km atef. Running away in terror. tj^ t$ ken met. Having a short neck. iyk;3 !.en<Therf.f, A «5pec«e5? of tree. ci*i kenef\ A small rhick ear, ^'^ ki'f/foj, A eorpulent ass. ^i'i k'ftjt'k\ A calamity, misery, yjJi k nifc%, Afi hedge- h)g, an urchin* iiiiui* kenfesliet, A species of reptile, with a ^AJU* kanf^ti, bhoit- bodied, [shrivelled skin.
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i^^ \3ix» kenkal, k shdL [aspeclt,
^iuS konliay A mous^ ; ionkoat Of a hideous ^is kenlel, A measure for dry goods. ^^5 kenketi, A skilful gujde, a field-mouse. ':^J^ kwkt A ft-uit or herb- worm. ^^ Jt^fwo, Mixing, f))MkMwith water, very red. \y9 kemvh, Iii^xipg ^ hawk nose. , \^.
j^^^yi konoohi Setting {sun>) a bud. ,t^y5 ^ewoo/,. Piraj.ing to. God^,; ohedience, .i^ teoof, :QbtAJnii3;g,',;,c; /^ ,\'n'/\v.-d t%:,, 3^, ^ .J&ejwoo^*, ..A -lopg-oecjced glass bottle. A ^' ieJiood, Presuming in sa} ing or doing any J yS heitawwetx '. X^ar^€- headed, ... [thing. h y*s. Jionoot, Besp^ir. ^yii* /J-ewocr, Satisfied. , *;* konneh, A tourer, ^^^i* hnehiier, TaH« , ^y/'i' keJice, Obtaining, acquisition* ^
^ tsXiJ ^e/rgyo;', ,Cin^ahar> ^ Uo? i-^wc^yaw, Acquired wealth (in flocks, &c^ his keni/ef, Vov,'cr, :for^0, \\gqviX' lJuJ3 heneef,. Katir>g little '(a man). i^i'i keneei?, The Grecian lyre. . lUJJi kenneenet,. K phial, a glass bottle. t J V kaich; Uncultivated ground. c l^y^<»6'a^ Aliment, nourishment, i ^^tez/a</, A- p i^y^ie^^W^/?^,Plur. of ^ A u[rufiian, a cut-throat. ^^\js kcwhdec, Plur. of 3b a li" kb,deyet, ^^
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tj^y9 kotvhref, A slice (cf a melon, &c)
^/.ip k tbitreh, Plur of ^^is /J-4?e^.
ij*<^^a?^7r^5, A bow-maker.
5lit^ koitkshet. The stump of a lopt vine.
is\^9 kawwht, A shepherd.
^Ui' iowk'a,(hm.%A\^i) A hare.
^^\y9 hawb,-ad, Plur, of j^ IS hcu-ad.
cJt^S katnihf, A shoe- maker,
f Kjf hnvaniy Justice, equity, a pillar.
f^>\^9 fraiihneen, Plur. of^^^yis klinoon,
^\iS kaivd,lm, Plur. of ^\ji kai/snj,
L>^9 kcfti^ib, Flying f digging, breaking^, ap-
3b^5 koohet. Remaining at home, [proaching.
clj ^'i kooty Nourishment, food.
*j^i* koofef. Short.
^ ys kaivkff, Corrupted internallj. {back.
^/s kdivedy Retaliation, having a long neck or
^^ kaWeVy Purblindness. \j^ kawrk. Large
,* y koozy Curved. [(house).
4^1.^5 kaives. Crook-backed. U^s kwvsdi, (fem.) Having a crooked back.
«, /s k^osee, Troublesome. [of stature.
fj.j3 kiosh, A: word for checking dags^ short % y*a ^9 haivserrct, A basket, a woman. I9 ,i* knot, A flock of sheep. »9 ^ hoQtetf A ^arge date- basket
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m^ ^atva, A piece of plain ground. i^^^fS kaw-cin, Mounting (a camel). fcl, ly^T ^5 kaiv-an. Thick necked anil stron^-back- Ip y ^arrg/th,, Tumult, ^yi ^o/tr/i Folio v\ in^ cJT^ ifok» A species of bird, [the footsteps* sup k utkit^ Clucking (as a hen). ^ ^ kawkJ, Tire male partridge. ^yf koohe. The unicorn-fislu ^p* kawl, A word, consent, pronouncinp^. m^^Sj^ k'jolcif', A hook. [cliolick.'
^\ yS koolen\ A kiud of disease, having a Ji ^ kawhe. Verbal. [a certain person,
my ifi7/i»w. People, a tribf, family, somewhat, JUp kaweinef, Flur. of ^^is kd^yatft, $j ^ koonet, A thin plate of brass or iron. >^J k'tnjt A kind of beech mast used in tan- J^yf /fo w/, Loquacious. ["'"S leather,
X^ji kjjhfit. Milk beginning to spoil. ^ y> kjo/iee, A kind of cloth. Ifyf ktivja, (fem. Lp) Lust, strong, a ropa, f.! p kaiveeuit Justice, equity, straight. ** ;fc;''> Loud laughter, derision, scorn. jl^ kdhiir, Mighty, avenging, a tyrant. c-A^* ktilidh, Of a brown colour. O^p kehdf A small ox, brown, dark, [nation. ^ ^dAtf/',ViQ}eace, oppressioii, ^vef ity, iudjg-
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J t ^ ^eJieraneh, By force, bj authority, i^\i y^ -ichrthari. Amber. ,.^1* ^ kehcniah, Angry, disturbed. 'j{s keL%, Cloth made of red wool with a mix- s^^^S kehtehy Short-bodied. [ture of silk. .♦1 l-tvv^/fo/fe«/aw, A place full of trees, a forest. m^j he}^tew^ Timid, base, clamorous. « li"^' Icithkhh, Grinning, gnasbing the teeth. t_.^- hehkeb, Tall, handsome. [old.
yi^i hi'hhi'rr^ A hard stone; Ifehkrr, A goat, i^X^d kehke%ett High-blooded (she-camel). ^^3 kehkem. Gluttonous, i^^i* ktil^jhef, Go- ^^3 ^cV/e/, Ungrateful, inhuman, [ine; hastily. 5^«v^5 kchemezd, A leap, slow- paced. t<^«v^5 kchmezeey Celerity, alacrity. I ^^ kefuref. Coffee, wine u-^^* ke/twes, Hand- lA^y^9 kthwesef. Quickness, speedy, [some, ■ ^f^ kohmly Shrivtlling, nasty. ^A^v kt'hecz, A coarse silk. cijUi k^yhft ^fain- Al*i* keyadt A bridle, halter. [tainin^.
jfilA* keyadet. Leading. ^LS keyhr, Besmeajred with pitch. ^j^ Lo kcyhSt An opinion, comparison, measure, .«*y Lo keyctsee. Imaginary. X^Ui* keyb^SiVti, . J3 ^^' keya%. Summer, heat, [Plur. of ^x" keeser, JliLS k^yhfctt Representation, appearance.
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^W$ hyah V\vit. of 3^15 khif*
f\jSJtef/^m, Assistance, dignity, application.
. ) •Ij keyhwar, A badger, a jackall. 4.^*3 kech. Quantity, interval. j\a^ keethr, A guitar, lyre. Uj3 keefef, Food, ^4f ^'^eA, Matter, pus. [provision.
^^i^^ar.j keehvhn,0iic who acts agreeably lo " bis own >vill and pleasure. ^ji ^e/t/. Chain, ligament, compact ^9 h'er, A kind of pitch or bitumen. ^^sj<9 kairavm, A body of travellers, a ca-
u^^j keeroofee, Flaister, cere cloth, [ravan, ti keez, A grain mixed with campiiire. ^^m^'i keesereCj Worn out, large. jym*s keesoor, Silver, a stone.
" -, « 3 kecsooSf A kind of shrub.
ua,5 kees, A commotion in the belly. S3 l4fl>3 keeshnet, A kind of fish. y^jS keeser. An '^^9 kcex, Breaking, cracking. [emperor.
X-io ksexet, A hot stone. ]a*s kciz, Midsum* Ijus ky^af, Plain ground. [mer.
SXx^ ky-alei, A little hill, a hillock. -.V* ky-anu A cat, worn out (camel). JUaS keefdly'Xhc cephalic vein, [sheep's skin. %^isi Jfd(Z, Clucking (a hen.) jyUS kcaUt.li^lM yi kcti, A baying, a Word.
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^ yl3 keehol, . Sleeping at mid- day. %^» keemet, Certain, proper, resurrection. (^ keen. Collecting together, composing, a- yS kiyooy Vomiting, an emetick. [dapting. A^ k^yoody Plur. of j^aV kexd. [Kx*
j^a} keyoor. Base, mean. ]byS keyoot, Plur. of j^*5^('^ao/, Milk drank at mid-day. [nal God. ^y} keyoomy Durable, lasting, firm, the eter- J^Ajf kiiihely An. aspect, face, countenance.
^ hbf. The twenty-second letter of the Arabick alphabet, and the twenty-fifth of the Persian. In arithmetick, it expresses 20, £j kci Is an inseparable adverb of similitude,
prefixed to Arabick nouns or particles. v_j ^ k^^'f An ox. tj ^ kihety Sad, sorrowful. e X' <& khbtereh, Foolish discourse, [minent. J ^ kdheVy Great, glorious, y^ ^ khhes. Pro- u**y^ k^loosy A bottle, the night-mare, „^«^ ^khlook, hr\^&t*^yi^kb,hoolyk hunter's ^yj^ kilee, Falling prostrate, great. [net. .♦^' & kkheeuy Matrimony, 'a marriage por« ^ K katem. Hiding, [tion or settlement,
;• ^ k^seVy Many, much. [thick lip.
jyiS- ^ khseat. Swelling with blood (a gum,)
^ kdj, A blow, a wild pine-tree.
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J^ ^kaclihlf Household furniture, silk cloth. ^,j(f ^ k^chel\ A cousin, u- nq)bcw by tliQ JvjG i^ iachkeeneh, A nia jpie,.[br9ther's side^ .^.^ k^jee> Milk potuge, ^'^. i^fi, Thcside 3^j^ kahehety Plenty, i^iuch. [of a mountain|i l^^^s»^'M/ifi«, Strikiog, with tUe feet, ]oe>^K^> kqihet. Scarce, barren .(season), l^ ^ khln<^, A vicegerent ^ l^ h^khy A hut,
a house without windows >^(^^^^//67, Stain, rust. ^ ^kkkhenj^K vine, J) J> fe' kkkhwal, A crow. [a leach.
J^ ^ k^lthooU A kind: of bird. Jo>l^ >^.W^».pifficult of ascent. [brace.
^A l^ kkdeh. Attentive. j*j^^ khdun. To em» I4aI;S> k^deyd. Hard ground, ill-luck. (^Ul^» ^izi//, T^fge, corpulent, w^, dls» kh%eh, False. Zil:s» Mze/, The groin, tf i ls» kilzee, A species of tree. [a work; j^ kh7\ A leather- bag ; p. kdr, A business, \y'p\ j^ ^.kareJ%shool or c l^lyfe^An inspector. CJ'^h ^ khraneeduHt To cause to labour.
Lj* Aj\^ k^raw%shoolt An overseer. ^ ; (^ ^ar^a, An artificer. j^ J ^ khrlhr, Work, labour, commerce. ^0 j^ kkrhani A caravan, a body of travellers. >X; y 1^ khrlend. Giving attention to any work.
J^j^ khrtcneh, Fenqgreek,,. yflT>w^f;ic\ ~ A l^ j^, Mrchah 'Xh6 rump of liMrd;-^ ' .
^ J l^" k^rekh, A conductotY)f'Water,'[disfrogitio||. X^ J ^ kkrkhaneht A w6ri-lioiiafe,a siiop." ijM kb,td, Xkm^Q. Ji- .?.:<! ,^;y.^^;:. ^^:;;
•^ I ^ ; i^ kardhn; UnS^fsTta^^cfif^/^expe^i^i
^5^1^ iardoo, A fragment, the flower oftbft " palm-tree.'" .^•^}' >* '^*^'*'ci "'^-» urs^i.v ^ (^«
^j^ kdrh, A ptibliceneir/a preacher. j] J J 1^ krir%rir, A fi^ht,' Engagement. A ^j j^ kkrzshooV, Inspceting, a wofkmaiife J Uj fe" ^dr^a^.Experiehceti, dextroli^, consentx ^■'j\^j^kcirsa%eef Dexterlfy,;prepai'atlon. png; i} j^ kkrfermhy A chief, minister. - (jhoiise. ^% ) ^kcirgAh,A weaver' s,in«trument, a wofk-
/J^j^ kh>rgo%ar,t>exttou<s, fekilful,anoverseei?? jjj ^ khrger. An intelligeat mah.*'**''*^""' ' "^ ^ y y (^ iarkoon, Aii bp<E'rator, lafedtiting. >^ 1^ ; ^kdurkaf, A crab, [an/bifsifiess, icd^^ ^/j ^kargeer, A man who bears the weight of jX^ J ^ karmend, Performing Work,
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^ I*; I^Mr«^e^, A design, specimen, com mrn- ^ j}^ khrooy The pt)isonous egg of a bird, [tary; C)^ ^'j^ J^iiravan, A large body of travellers, u_>j\^ hhrehj Detesting. [a caravan,
i*J ^Ij ^ khreedun, To work, to sow. yijj^ khreezi K subterraneous canal, a com- i*ji.j^ khreen, Distant. [mon shore,
J ^ kcx. Shears, scissars, theden of a wild beast. j'j tf khzer, A bleacher, a washer. *>/^ k(ito7'eh. Wild saffron's seed. «j ^ kaxeh or gh-zehf A hut in a garden, a ^ A)^ k^^eereh, A sjoall cauldron, [milker, J U 1^ khsanch, A green magpie, v^^ kitiseh A gainer, an acquirer. y^*^ V khstf Abating, decaying. jm ls> kascr, A breake:r, a kind of eagle. ^ \^ ^d*efl, Clapping the tail between the legs
(an animal). \_i,, ^ khsef, Badly situated, frowning. JUC- 1^ khskeeneh, A species of bird. ^ ^ k^sel, Slow, (/y^ ^ kcisnwoi, Ignorant, im- .J^ fe'M^wee, Endive, the sun-flower, [proper. 1'-^^ !^ yj-^soo, A cloth at the end of a long
pole with which bakers wet their ovens. ^ l^ A. p. k^seh, A plate, a cup. [&c.
/^ ^ k^sehger, A maker or mender of cups.
/^i 1^ ^^5^, Would to God ! I wish toheavenl A, hhsh. Affrighted.
/M l^ !^ khihan, A winter habitation.
J ^ ^ kclshaneh, A house, a hall, balcony.
ly^ \^ khshtun^To plough,to sow. [his family.
Ouj ^ kitshed, A man who labours to support
cjli \^ kkshef, Revealer. j^ ^ kUshoftehy Out
*^a-i\^ kashkf Sour milk, [of order.
^^ khshem, Lovage.
j^ Is, kashenee, A sal lad herb.
^^ ^ kashoo. The crupper of a horse.
(joiiSj ^^s, Covetousness, going hastily.
Jbi^s kh%em, Restraining anger.
«--Acl£j kti-yh, (A girl) with swelling breasts.
^cl^j kay. Taking flight.
/ ^ khgh, Sucking greedily.
o<r^ A. p. hhghedy Paper, a letter.
cJ ^ kbf The letter ^, A crack in a wall.
li^ khfet. Universal, all, /Myci ^khfteduiiy To
jY^ 1^ k^ftun. To dig. [enter.
j l< khfer. Denying God, an impious wretch.
Jj V kkfel. One who fasts often, administrator.
J3 fe^ kafioOf A species of bird, a shirt.
^5 Is' kbjee. Enough, perfect.
J^h ^ kafeeloo, A kind of Arabian thorn.
^^H^kak, The pupil of the eye, biscuit, bran.
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1^,^ i)ib^, An Indian captive or slave, ijs o kdkelt Marjoram, a rope.
j^ ^ khkenjt A kind of ni»:ht-6hade.
KS \^ kkkeya, A spider's web.
./>! L; i^ Mhkcyaii, The seed of wild safTron^
^ \^ i:a/. Transferring, bu} ingor sellin^/a tJt bt.
U 1^ k Jvi Ahy kind of household furniture*
^y^^^ kklau'tt'cl. As, like, before, the first.
^^ ^ hhlch^ A form, model, niould, the body.
jj ^ kulhed, The human body, a model, form.
i*J^'^ ^ khlteedutif To wallow.
J. ^ khleh. Dreadful, terrible to look at.
^ ^ khlesehf Household furniture, a cotton
^^ khleh. Ugly, dreadful, [reel,
p ^ kahnif A w oman who marries a second husband, a virgin.
\_J^ ^ kkle»k» A fiirrier and his pa ring- er ^ (^ kklooj, Tlie httle finger. [knife* *P^ kdlooz. Going to sea armed. / r J^ khloos. Dull, out of order. ^^ J ^kalooyeh. Amazed. J ^ kcLleh^ Ah unripe J^ kalee^ Debt. [melon or cucumbex. Ul \^ k ilcfja, An unripe melon. * ^ ^ J 1^ kdleeduiit To defeat an army. ^ •^' l<^i'(k/io(;. Senseless, out of order, fper Up. > ^ khm. Desire, intention, the palate, the up-
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.•..^^^^ khmleerty Prosperous. fnejrar^
^^^ ^ Jtnvt^yi, ^feat 6r fish pr.'^pn red with viv « I >Crf {^ kk'ugn^ar, t^ortunate, ha^py* ricii. 3^ \^ kcimel. Entire, full, complelel '• ^ (^ /{(tmoo, A kind of skin, i '^j ^^^ Jixmooreezslieh, Appetite, desire. \j^y*^gatno6s,A bufTald.^^ k^mee, Armed, ^y^^ Jccimeeduriy To desire, wisti,' ;[l>l-ave. ^ 1^ karlf A sheatli;'^A."fe>irt, It Was. ^ C !^ ka?id,%, A bunch bf dates.' ' ' ' '-^ ^>5 !^^iw</«f, I^ecaiiSe Wit1»iii. [ox,
y<.5 ^ kanes, A st^r, a planet, ah eagle, a Wild l£i\^ kcinefe\ A fortification, bulwark. . Ij e fe^; (^^a/?^a^/!he'nuptial bed , yi^k^inoXir,'\ ,s^% k(i.nonn\ Chaffi ng-dish. ' f fruit basket. 3 ^ /^iwed. Calling by a figurative riame. v. • ^ >j'i/^V Exariiihation, digging, C'dara>>oits.V- D>l-I^ gkivkreh, A cradle, an ox's head. ^^\*, ^ kciwafi, A hoUow thing. ♦ .f '• ^ kiwa/ien, A ploughshare, ^t ^^ gtw^an, A buffalo, a blacksmith. /AJi^^^ ^ siawdeshtet^ A dcef, a wild ox, > « ^ ^ ghwdem, A trunipet, a tube, ^ " * > / p' * ) * ^ gifcdoish^ A* churn, rhitking piif. • J *^ gaii'rooshe'i, An urn or bucket bf wool or kalher.
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[(a cow). / A; * ^ ghtvreesh, Fool, besmeared with dung Cj^)^^ gdws:o^fl'w, Bugloss (an herb). 1*))*^ gjJi'zai, A large deer. ^^Jc^ ^^ gawshcnh , ^n ox-goad. ^^ • ^ ghw-ambere. Ambergris. . A^ ^ ^ ghwmeesh, A buffalo. fg'strate, 0^1^ ghweh, A wooden wedge, a chief ma- t\l^ ^^ hb^weheedurit To agitate, to shake. (/ ^ 1^ ghuee, A bull,
e ^ k^h, Straw, diminishing ; gkh, Time, place, a throne, a bed, office, a bridegroom, .n L (^ kbJibhn, Stubble. [sometimes.
^f I >- 1^ kahdhUt A hay or straw loft, l^ fe^ k^hrolh. Yellow amber. [the wind. ♦j w ^ khhreex, Dust blown into the eyes by ^>^-X^ l^ ^dAcs/e^-5^o(/«w, Tobediminish- ^ liX 1^ khhkshhn. The milky way. [ed* U- (^ kkhgel. Clay mixed with straw for plaistering walls. ^ \^ khhel, Idle, negligent, languid, slow. #^3 ^ khhen, A conjurer, an administrator. ^ 1^ k^hoOf Lettuce. ; ) ^ ^ kithwkr, A cra- /<r ^ g^^^^f Sometimes. [die,
/VAjt '^ k^heedun. To diminish. [many? ^ 0 (^ gkiyan, A buffalo, ^^j^ \^ ^4m, How
[raunti tottering, t^ kehb, Inverting, twmbling ; p. hoi), Kr \jS keha. Filth, the wood of aloes^
l^iIaT keh<ih Roasted meat.
■. » .t,.- - ' — ' ■■ -. .
iTlxT kebkhety An arqmaticjc. [shop.
y\h \^i ieh^O-kli^^hj A kitchen, 3 cook'^ 4^. U/ k^bis, Thft ripe fruit. f^-s«.r kebeer,
. Ij kobad, A disease. , IaT kebkr, Plqr. of ( J w gobhreh, An herd of oxer). D j w b'phteh^ A strong bo>y. y^UT W'^*, Larg?- headed. X^-IaT i-cV4?(?/j 4 ^*ur kebdbsh, Plur. of ji^. {bupch jpf d&|;p%
t_u.r ;feW', Pjur. of S Skobbrei.
j^^J^kfhef, A bee. [crowd, an attack in battle. XaT kobbetj A troop, a J^p^j^i^pfinen ;.^ti&k^^4 ^aX ^o^«, Strong. . {3 part, a gardjen.
^vAf >f6'&y,^ 4. sS'^^all ass ; p. /^citjy,Scjif- praise, jJ^ gcbr, An ancient Persi^Q, a; priest of tli^
worshippers of fire^ SjxT kobcrh, Plur. of ^xT kcbeer, I yS keJrety The last born, son, or daughter, ) - v/^ kf^b^rwa. Meat dressed with capers. D.yJ' W/'j^A, A cpat of mail. 1/ ^ g^br&s. The religion of the magi. U^ k^lreyk, Qrandeur, power, pri4?.
Mi
^^,, y>/ icl'reef,Su]phuv. jJ^ie^t, Great, thick»
(>xr ^<*/\s A house of mud. [fat.
jjiAJ* lehJif A ram, a cotnmander.
^*r ^vAfl. Distinguishing, restraint, cutting off,
%^f hM\ A partridge.
l^iJ^ ke'k'Mt, A troop of horsed, 6v6rtiim*
^ hell, A large thain Or fetter. [ing.
fc>X iti bonnet , Niggardly.
by y^-/ h^fiOQfreh, A speech delive^ed Xvith
^ ir^oo,' Jgnotiahtk [ragCi
\yjS kdhVef, The sluftibling of a horSe.
/ yf io!>t)o(ey', A pigeon, a doVe,
^ ^J^ kel'ood. Blue, ^ spfecies of WilloVir.
^^ ^ i^Ji/bdei't Ah ahimalcule living in wa*
It^f. Which th6 fish devours. I ^ yf ke'oodehy A Species of tree ot plant* > ^ ♦J^ kepooih. Lame, crookfed. s^ yf kebook. A nest, a ciickow, i^ /eZ-oo/, Plut-. of JxT kehet J mJ kehooleh, A kind of medicine. ^ kohleh, A cupping-glass. /^/ ^a^t-e, An ape, a babooiii
livJ koheeiii, A kind of sweetmeat* ^^sAfi^r^/^, Stinking (meat), [in povi^er& wealth. ^ kcleer, (fem. keOeeretp) Large bodied, g-reat
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^k^ ieleest A Species of d^tCi \ilX ket, A royal throne, a bee ; kett, WhU* peringj abusing, numbering, boiling, bf ing tejj IaT heihht A book, a writing, letter, f pacified* J l> ^^^ k/ kethhhhdnehj A library, mtjseum. 3tj l:r fietahtt. The title of a book, an insorip- t / bJ kefctreh, A sheaf. [tion, writings
4_J U^5 ^d^ /, A chain, fetter. ^ lX:£,^a/d^/ Short, *^>lxs> kof^n, A species of red animal.
s,^/ kiitt'b, A bee> amazed > a. hetel, Deserib*
♦
iica^ k<d^ef. Sewing* [iDg, joining.
^ b- .^>::i koiobstdn, A library* a fliuscum. ^Ai':^ koibth, A cupping*glass»
>^ ^0/7, A garden- house, a palace.
) /}" ko^khoda^ A vicegerent, deputy.
{/ J j^ kotkhodhif A lord-lieutenant, viceroy,^
^i£» i^efer^ A ratners bunch, quantity, dignity.
^ 1 y*v kcfrktt. Liquid pitch.
t ^ iotfreh, A cast aiilong the Hindoos.
Y-^j kt'iesfxta^ A species of .herb» [woIf, base.
^vs» kotih A young hare of. a bad kind, a
^ U>Sj A'»Va/,A whore-monger, a worthless fel-
^ Ui^s kofjan, A locust beginning to flj. [low.
«ji.. tC:^^ ketkat, A blabber.
liC^s ketket. The voice of the bustard.
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IXSj:^ hfketeff Actiog wrong, Ij'^eUtt A mountain phioi. xir^, ir>//^^, ^
*i£» k^lepi, A kind of herb. (n)ass bf clay.
^Ws»l"<i/»'«/», Concealing, covering, hiding.
^^i^ ietev^ Dirty, nasJy. ^a^ >^t'/w , SLoi t- st(*p|)ed,
J I, ^ iuiwal/ThQ porter of a castle, a kin4
. ,qi officer of pplice or, magistrate, who ap^
prchends rogues, inspects taverns and
houses of promiscuous entertainments, ancj
determines many disputes of inferior mo-
j^XSb Jtctoor, A large basket incrusted with ^y*=^ ketool. High ground. [clay*
« ^ kdooUt A vein under the neck of ahorse, ^^^ kcteeh, A chain, a manacle. IaaaS) ietcehetf A troop, an army. v'^l^y^ kvieett Any gentle noise, telling, whfsV- «aZ£3 hetia. Any thing, any body. [pering* ui*xr htUtft Broad (sword). i*jii^ hctcejkn, Going hastily. » ^ee^jrt?/. Malevolence, an iron bar fi)r k ILXxXS) kdUelj, A palm-tree. [door»
keieem, y^^W sewed (bottle).
JUu;:^, ketcenttt An odoriferous tree, kess, Having a thick beard.
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li^ ies(l. Cream of milk, a species of flow- V li^> iosahy Plenty ; kessah. An arrow, [er. CL, Vi^s kesksy Plur. of cLc^ kess, 15 IaS> kesask, Ground of a strong deep soil. ^U^, )^05ar. Many, much, XiU^> kesafet, A- «y<^i^, ^g5d^. Neighbourhood, [bundance, thick. ^ ujt^j koshan, Plur. of -aa^^, keseeh, ?>5^3 kosbet, A pail of milk, CJ:^> kesseff Cream of milk, scum. ^>j:^, /^25e/?, Collecting, taking, ^•■rg:^ koS'Jiom, A man having a thick bushy . i-*=y ^e«er. Abundance. [beard,
i^i^, kesret, Superfluity, multitude. tSjSi^3 kosree. Much addicted to wine, [mud, ^^5^, kesa. Red, tumid (lip). **xs> kes-at, Clay, ^jcis, kes-am, A panther, a rough spotted i^A^i kerf, A multitude. [wolf.
^X^, kesem, (fem. kesemet,) Thick. fe^^s kesemef. Drunk (woman). XjLas, kosnet, Any thing made of myrtle, osier, palm leaves, &c. kesfX), A little, a heap of earth.
y^ ^osse, Plur. of L__x^3 ^e«^.
, .ji^a keseeb, A hill of sand,
^i^a Jse.seer, (fem. keseerety) Plentiful, abun- 4^aJ;;~, keseef, Much, dense. [dant.
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^ . [mel litter.
[/ Ifjjh, Where? whither? j[> kcjklch, A ca-
5/T kejroin. Going obliquely. [pliants.
^J<fi kfj(kf A hook used in driving ele-
kejguery A plaisterer. ^^jCCt kejelek. A
,*f^ gecheti. Elapsed. [magpie.
\ yf kejool, A juggler's art, a game.
,♦) *y kechoon, A coat of mail,
^ kecheh, A ladle, an iron hook, f mortar, y %'<?e, Raw silk. ^ kejeer, A maker of
^^ hohh. True, aboriginal (Arabian), [num.
^Ucvs, ^e^a/, A species of antimony, a colly-
l\3LsvS» kohselet, Protuberance of belly.
jcvs^^ kohoh, An old decrepid woman.
ijass<^s kehes, Defacing, running round, a spc-
la^vs, keht, Barrenness, vileness. [cies of plant.
^Si^c^^=> kehkeh, Worn out (camel,) a decrepid old woman, [black eye-lashes or brows.
ys^^s ke?iel,'The blackness of the eye, having
aiU\^> ^a/?/4, (fem. of kehel,) Having natural- ly black eyes, eye-brows, and eye- lashes,
fjoyss^^ kohoos, Spoiling, blotting out, disap*- pea ring.
^.A-sss, keheel, A collyrlum or colour for the
gNatvs> hklij, Broom, vitriol, [eye-brows, &c.
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^5^sA^) kM-MJi, Labour, crying, heat. >/ iecl, A den ; a. kedd, A house, trouble, eriw \ »N^» ^edh, A kind of plant, [deavour, vexing. 5U\^> Jied(t,ty A collection of meat and drink. .♦^ ) ^w godcMtun, To melt, clean. ^ I >/ godb^d, A worn habit, a wide garment/ 1 J >/ godh%, Melting, consmning. •/& J ^ >^ godazesh, A disease. vM >/ y I >' goda%eedun, To melt.
fi >^*y '>* godh,%endch. Melting, dissolving. o-Uv^. koddas, A shock of un threshed corn,- SU ! ix^3 kodhsety Any thing collected from dif- ferent quarters. ^^jsiSj kodhm, Aw old man; p. Who? which? 5l«^A^3 kodhviety Fragments, a kind of pear. 3U S 4X^) kedhnety Unintelligible speech. /M xVy ^>^ kodhieedan. To value, to nourisll*' (/ 1 >/ gedait Poor, indigent. /V. ^ /^ ^<^fl?T^eJ, An habitation, abed-chamber, /^, 1// kodciyeshy A disease in the navel, ^ J^^. hedeh, A scratch, a scar, scratching (the
face,) combing (the hair,) studying.
J j^ /) kedkhoddi, God, a bridegroom, mag's-
S i ,s^ kededety The sediment of butter, [trate.
j^^s kcder, Trouble, vexation, grief, darkness-
);«N^ kGiirb^f -Dark (colour or hight)) "brbw^
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kederet, A thin cloud, the largest sail ^j A*^ hodrcc, A kind of bird. [of a ship. ^J^ ,y^ lodes, Going fast (a camel,) accumulat- ^^ 0^^ hedesh, Striking, gaining. [ing.
Is 4>s> kedefet, The noise of feet, or of any 'ScsSs gedeJc, A little, small, [thing unseen, •- ,v.f^ kcdem. Biting, marking with an iron in- 3uwV^9 kedemety An impression. [strument. ^0.^) keden,{(cm, ^eJ/^e^) Corpulent; keden.
An upper garment, a camel's saddle, "i/^ kodoo, A plant of the nature of melon. Sj^j^^s kedoobj, Fair (woman). '^^ov^3 kodooh, Plur. of ^j^^, kedeh. [A welL ^ ^ /J kedookh, Unripe, a bath, a^ as» kedood, J ) ^ ^yW kcdoodknehf A fatal disease. 3 ^ .N^ ^ec/oor,Trouble. i j^ as* kedoorel, Afflic- j^^jsS) kodoon, Plur. of (_o«x^> keden. [tion.^ ,,^ ^jf kedooneemeh, A wine decanter. ^ »>v^> /tv/<'fi,Biting, vomiting, coughing (a dog). ^ 1 y (/v^ kedeezhdf The son of a man of dis- tinction bv his female slave. jL.o^s> ktdeet, Ill-luck, hard ground. OuJ>^> kedeed, Trouble, fatigue, endeavour* \jjOsSs kedeerh. Drinking, milking. J AS, ke^^> This, that. [or observed.
wj I o^Ss ke%hh, Ikying, necessary to be done
f performing, yS^'S go%hr, A passage, nimble, paymenti jHytJ I ; 1 /{ gothr kneed an f To cause to pass? i^j^j^P goz.i7(hin,To perform, to pay, to pas^, ,^ / ]/j gozitres/f. Payment, tribute, [ger. t ;jJ I ] JJ^ gozd^rendeh , Transmitting, a raessenr l*J^!,j ^ M gozhrecdun, Tp pay, to perforni.
to pass, to discerri. ^ i /J gQtoft Vain, inconsiderate word.
c-^ i^s= kczelf A falsehood. ^^ ^j h.^3 ki^m or CL'j J..S3 kexhety A liar. ^ J }f goxeresJi, Payment, tribute. 6 !^^ jj goxergah, A ferry, passage, [proceecf, Cj^..j)^ gozereedurit Tq pass over, pass by^' »„^>r^«'2;/e^', A pen-knife. ^^ bS ke%oohtk\\virf J her. Desire, \yiU, deaf; 4. ker^r^ Repeating^
returning, u-j^^s, kei'ab, Ploughing and sowing land^ CL>^yS:> kerht, Plur. of <:l> ^^s kcret, [vexed, d..^^^ korrhs, A leek, p') J kerhjee^ A renter, %:l\ y^s kcrcikheff A rug, a niat. fan hirer. .Nj i \y^s keradeed, Plur. of s Jo :> ^s, kerdeedet, (j,*ji!^Sj k<iradees, Plur. of ^^^ji^.^, kordoos*
Jj.^3 kerart A little bead, a shell, 3 l^^s kerazy A little bottle ; p. goraz, A hog,
a ^hovel, a large iron mace.
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Mjj/j\ ji h'orhtsheedun, To i\y away^ .^\ J K, p. hOras, The Coran, or a section X-I^Ss ^orrflwe/,A volume, writing, &c. [ofit» f*r^ I y gerasiun, To believe. ^^^£, kerasee, Plur. of ^^^«, korseet CJ ^ ^ / keraseeduUi To be an impostor. ip' 1 y kerhsh^ An impostor, a horse-hirer* ^ j^) jj^erashe edun. To be disturbed in mind, gl^r kora-Ot A friend to the poor, giving a ' flock rain-v^^ater. f&c. of cattle,
l^t \^ k(^r^'i/, A dresser and vender of the feet cJl^ hercif, A follower of women. aJ !y korhk, A wagtail, a kite. /\ / herhger, • iy lerhnii Noble. [A cupper, a bleeder. ^\jSs kerhmee, Authority, dignity, [nerable. t^\^&> kerhmef^ Generosity, excellence, ve- t*Jj^ I y keritmeeduTtf To honour, respect* »rt ^.H^ ker^n, A lute, dulcimer, or psalterk ^**»^s'/^» kcrhnseer. Going slowly. f)^/ gerhnee, Gravity, weight*
C)/^ ^ ./ geraneedun, To weigh, to be heavy. ,^^^ !>^. kerkiveen, Plur. «f (_o '^z^* kerew >n, t \ J korkht Of the same kind. [chandize. ij \ / gertiit Inclination, diminution, mer- ^.^ )Ss k<^f^ciyedf Involution, ivy* [hides,
Cr^x, t j) ketai/estuji, To scatter, to soften
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t A>,^/ gerhyendeh, One who diminishes.
#jt;^ kerhyeh. Adverse (fortune).
^yuji^ I f gerhyedun, To examine, to love, to
have an affection. t_,^^ kef^eh. Unfortunate, melancholj. yj.tj^i^ Hrl)b,St Finehnen; "p^kerhas, A green
African lizard, [is separated froni thepods> ^ 'j^ kerb'hL A large bow, with which cotton (^>ij;^> kerban. Almost full (vessel). liy^s kerebet, A water- cburse thW a valley j
k'orbet) Distress, affliction. ^•i ;^> korhej, A ware-house, a shop. SIsAj ^s» kerleheft Throwing down on the
ground, a load. ^* / kerebejoo. The night- iTiai^. J y horbor br gorhor^ A flatterer, cheat, skil-»
ful, liisty, strong. V A; fkerljcsh, A lizard, [with the feet bounds lii^jj^i kerheshef, Binding, going or leaping t^ jjSa kerbelet , Relaxation, travelling slowly y / keihooy A lizardi [or lanpjuidlVk
^ f korbeh. Ill-luck, sadness, a work-house* *iy^i k^rref. Once, entire, whole. ^U^.Sj kertaiu Morning and evening, 3b£\j^^> kertehef, Going like a dwarf, throw-x
ing one on the grounds - --^^ ^^c^ V {*
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JJs j) keriek, A wooden mallet ; ^orteit \
species of sewing or embroidery. j^j ^' /kert^ldiiy An instrument used in spin- ^' / k^rtemheh, A spider's web. [ning. J / hort^ht A shoit waistcoat or shift. p.AJ'^^3 Jtorteem, A hatchet. JJi J kcrteeneh, A ^^ kersee, 'An egg-shell. [spider's web. ar^ jf ker^chy A piece cut off from something, ^^^3 korrej, A horse colt, a foal, y*^ / kt:7'chegher, A kind of owl. ^ ) ^y fki'.rjevant A kind of crown, adorned ^ ;^ kerb, A herrnit's cell, [with gold & jewels. T / kerhh. An abiding or dwelling pUce. i^ f kerkhaneh^ A work-house, a shop, ij^ kered. Persecuting, cutting. f ^ Jk^rda, Yesterday, encircling, wj^ I ^ J^ getdkh, A whirlpool, gulf. jV y / gerdbi\ Mangey ; a. ki^f'di\r^ A bulld- ^ y } ^ y gerdhgerdy Round about. [ing, Cj ' ) /gerdaiiy The npck, changing, turning, J ) i^y^er//dwe^, An iron ring, a child's curricle. ^ >J ) ^ y gerdkneedurif To change, turn,
convert, to cause any thing to be done. \ I y / gerdhhd, A whirlwind. . fi)^ y / gerdbklishf A pillar, [shirt collar. CJ ^ ) / girdbhn, A qoramander in chief, a
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'^ ^/ gerdler, A gimlet, [ing to mid-thlgb;
, hordebeyetjK half-sleeve(itiinick,re^c^-
, kerdehe.ty Waddling. J )/ gerder, A small rugged hill. »*- jk^jS) ierdset. Leaping with the feet boun^, Yp'^/g^^dish, Kevolution, conversion, turning J^ 5/ ^<?rr/i^ir,God the omnipotent, [round* O ^ ^ / ^^r</t?^<x72, A walnut. ^ ^ )/ g'^fdgfik, A track or beaten way> ^ )/ gardi'OJihy A collector, surrounding, « :s j^s kardeiiV, Short-bodied, [ing or running. J^ i ^^ ^cr^/w^/, Leani ng to one side when walk- Cj ) / ktrdnUf To do, to perform, -to prepare, ^ ) / hvrdna or ^erdna* A spit, a wheel. tf^ ^ / gerdenktah. Disobedient, stubborn. •^ ) / gerdenehy A musical instrument. Lrji^s, kerdoos, A tro^p of horsemen, a i\J ^ ) /^ g'^fdooHf FIcaven, [number of horses. (J * ^ J s^erdoof, A nut, a walnut. '0 ^ jJ kerdeh, 'Made, a maker, u«iji)SD kerdeyas, A cardinal. sJ^Ji i^:S> kenleedetf A hamper of dates, 1*1^^,)/ gerdeedun, To turn, to return. '" ) / kordeyehy A short coat. J jf keT%, A boy. tV '-' >^* / ker%ehhn, Heaven, ^"j Jhorxesh, A -jv^) ker%emy A large hatchet, [si^i.
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)*j i^ yJgerzeman, Religious abstinent people. f^j/ i^rzee m,ShoTt-hodiedi c^ ^ ieriieh,Ct\' S^j^D Dorset, A button, a clasp. [lery,
^Cf^ / g^^^iun. To cry, to weep. #M y^/ korestooHi A large public standard. Sju. ^s=, hersat, A troop. ik^jS:, korsejet. Ham- , ^^y ^(>r«e«e^tte5,Hunger. [stringing cattle. iiJy*^j^> korsoof, Cotton or any thing similar. ^j^» korseCy A throne, a chair, a seat. i*)^^ / kereseedun or gereseeduti, To endea- 4^^ /^ers/?, Reflected light, [vour, to shrivel. U^^ kershti. Having a big belly (a vs oman). «--Ai^^j korshehh, Aged, old. TtJ^ ^ kershet. Seed of a melon. U^^^D kershefef. Hard, uncultivated ground. '•^ / gereshmehj A wink, consenting. ^y^jSs korshoom, Deformed in face. (joj^a keres. Mixing milk wnth dates. ieJijSs kirzemet. Marching against an enemy. }o j^D kcrz, A slanderer, [row or horn of a bow. i^^^a korzet, A notch in the head of an ar- ^y^s keray Slender limb'd. if^.j^skcreyetyTiQ-^ l\SjSs kevf^ty Compact, [sire.
^^j^y gereft, Detention, seizure. J ^"^ /g^f'^f^^^i ^ captive, slave, [er, to begin. ^^ /giriftiin^o take, catch, to make prison-
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Sjc^s^Sj kerfehef, Any thing roasted.
iy^ j^> herefs. Parsley, cotton.
J^^ / kcrefgehf A double cuirass. [wolf.
%mJ/ kerky A species of red goat ; gork, A
t*J ^ / gorgajiy Plur. of ^^ / gork.
7 / g^^S^^^> The scab, the itch.
y y kerger. An attribute of God.
Zf^>y^3 kerksrety Re-entering, repetition.'
tf^/ kergesh, A species of bird,
/ / kerkeuiy Saffron. ^ ^V/ korkom^in, A I*/ / gergeriy The scab. [kind of trefoil, A* / keikend, A gem like a ruby. *^>^s, kerkehy A loose upper garment. f / geriiiy Hot ; kerem. Liberality, nobleness. lyJ gorma. Summer, warmth; a. keremb,, Plur. o^ ^ j^, keree.\ru [or bagnio.
C) ^ ^ ^ / g^^^^^^^^^y The keeper of a bath ^ I'o ^ tygo^waz^d^Aw, The keeper of a bath, ^„ljJ gormayehy A hot bath, [A vine,
.w ty gerrnhhee, A shad- fish. t< y^s kermet^ ^ U / gorin-khineh, A hot-house. j-^ / gormkhee'^y Nimble, swift.
^ J germseer, A warm climate, , A'^/ gor meshy A fever, heat. ^..jL^ y kermeky A small worm. ) feC*y keremkar. Most generous, benevolent.
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t K^y gon77ghh, Warm place or season. /^-Ji* / hereuiliOBtery Meekness, diffusing libe- A^/ hermendy Being swift. [rality.
/^ y* / hermoosh, A mole, a mouse. *^/ gormehy Hot, white bread. 1^/ kormee or c^'*/ Heat, warmth, /Myt^y gormeedun, To be hot. ty kernhy The red gooseberry, a trumpet. cJIj^^s kornhf. Having a thick nose. *^ y^> heTcnli Cabbage. ^ / hcrcvj , Pottage made of rice and milk;
horenj. Rice, black pepper, a hawk. ^^J / kcreiijoo, Ni^ht-mare. ^^5 / horonkt A rendezvouz. J J gernehf Unless. [^'"&» tottering.
^/geroiv, A wager, a pledge ; a. keroo, Dig- J_5j^ kartukj Slender-limb'd woman, j^ 1 ^ / kcnvhdeh. The foundation of a wall. \;j^:^^s kerauhn, A species of bird ; kaia-
van, A caravan. Cj^^ korooh, Near setting (the sun,) ap- J « / kcrooieh, A thorny herb, [proaching, ^ ^ yj froroocheh, A cartilage. J ' ^ ^y ^erflz^'c/^r, A layer of betts. ^jj^ koroor, Plur. o( ^':^r. [ness, play, • ^y^ kerewe%, Cellery. j* ^'^ koroozsh, Gkd-
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[and legged (a camel); (j^^^ hrawives. Large- headed, large hoofed / */ keroogcr, An attribute of God. -5^r koroom, Plur. of ^^^, ktrrm^ i\) ^/ korootj. Adorning. [duct.
^^^ ^ jf h. rownanieh, A pass-port, a safe con- o^y gerwehy A species of herb, a medicine, y. ^f horooheh, A ball, a clew. ii^^J^ kaTivihy Caraway seeds or plant, CJ '" */ g^^^i^'^^dnn, To follow, to believe, to ^„^/ keroyeh, A species of herb. [return, ^j^> ^dr/z, Abomination, difficulty; p. kereh^ Bust, froth; gere^, A knot, a joint, a button. U^s> k^rhkn. Inconveniently. /X^^ / gerehhend, A knot or button-maker* *J^J^) kerhet. Hard ground. La jC i gerMoshh, A looser of knots, *.s=i> ^ kcrekehy A loose upper garment. [&g, t§ ;^) /^d??ee. Si umbering, ahirer of mules, horses, 0 y keryat A species of red gooseberry. I*j Oy ^e7'z/aw,Crying ; h.keryan. Somnolent, Cj ^'^^ \ / g^'ryhneedun. To cry, lament, [sleepy, 4-0 >^3 kereebf Cultivated, sorrow, .♦iL; y gereehbiii, A collar, the opening of a i'A^^^ kereehety Ill-luck, distress, [garment* it^j^s kerees, Troublesome.
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[cellar, a closet. :jf'/ hreej\ Any fragment j / h^eech^il), K Cf^"/ ^^^^^^'^'^""» '^^ ^3ke retuge, to retire, Cj^i/ gereedun. To itch, to surround, ^^s> Jterecz, Tender, sour cheese, ■^1/ gerecZy Fugitive, an eloquent man. *j^j^ keree%ct. Preaching. t^}l^jj gereez-gah, A place of refuge. t ^ *Kj) gereezcndehy Running away, flying. '0^/i,^^/ ger,e€%cedun. To fly, to flee, . y^x^f Kereestu^ The Lord Jesus Christ. iJij^ kc^reesh, A lizard, jj^ kerigh, Dis- J K^^^yT kereemhmh.QGn&vayx^ [tance, absence. *po^ kereemet, Generous> a lady. fcj^Sj kereenet, A female musician, \^Al/ gereendehi Bewailing. CJ ' ^>>/^^'^y^^^^^^> A. collar, [garment, a path. b y^^yjgereeweh, A pen for cattle, the collar of a A»j.s» kereeh, Abhorrent,, dirty. [purblind. ^ ke%j By what, from which, whence, bitter, y kezs hyCrooktd, deaf, aslave. I^^ics^a. Biting. ^J ^ k^^shaheh, A camel litter, a kind of
palanqueen used by women, J ^ J^ go'zctr, A pass, a passage. , J ' Jr go%shar, I'he crop of a bird. jl^^ y^^2d2, Dry, shrivelled; ^c<r:4», A desire.
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If' '>r te^*^> Severe cholick. yUi> \p go%shhghendj A quilt, a coyer! ng. ^ \y kozaf. The eholiek. [quilt.
jX}\y- kezshcihndf A coyering, counterpane, ^^ \ ^ gezhn; Biting. [nature.
<,,^\^ kezhngoheen. Bitter honej, male, ff^^y^ kezshawe/t, A camel litter, or a kied
of palaiiqueen. aV^. f jJ gozhyestun , To pervade, to pass, LJ^"^ / §^^^i/^^^> ^^ i'^jurjr, ivy. i*JJ^„^/ gozayedun^ To injure, to desire. 8^s> ^^z-Xi?^, Contraeted, shrivelled- (woman)'. A" "^y' kezsh'Cheshm, Squint-eyed, yy gezshedf The sea coast, a ^jf kez^hd^m^ K t^/ kozdeh, A wrestler, [kind of scorpioit* / * ^ >.'. y/k^zshdeedurtf To be cha^nged, to s treteh* . *J goz5r,'Acarvot. ^^Ji j^ getsrank, Whitle. j^jj/ gozerneh, A root. • '\\^s kczez, Contracted, shrivelled.- >v^) k^Zi-gh, A med'icin'e, a kind oi" herb*, c_J)^5 4"oz/', Liquid pi tehi ^ / y koz^koreh, A coat-button. ^y~, kezem, Covetousn^ss, shoVtness of nose,
fingers or lips ; k %?«", A kindt of herb, ^^ ) ^r ^'^^'"^^'^^> The- tamarisk. ^ykezshmezs/iiCrookcd Mjikoz^^K orowiq.
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^ y hetenloo, Manna, /i y ketend^ A swan, ^y iezoo, A tamarisk. [a cjgnet.
CJ ' *>r ^<'Z2^<iw, A species of herb. ^ ^jJ liezoodt A kind of worm. f j^^ kozoom, A toothless camel. t^ ^/ kozoone-e, A currier's instrument, the j^ hozeety A poll-tax. [top of a house.
J^„jJ gozeed, A tribute imposed by conquerors. Cj^l/ gozeedun, To bite, to sting. [ing« ^„y kezsheeghi Departure, ^'j; teeew, Bit- ^, ^ Ttczyeliy A poll-tax. . j^f kes, A man, any U.SP ^d5a, A part of the night. [one.
*-» UmSs kessah. Gaining much, ^jUSj keshhcr, Plur. of_,.A*«.^ kosher, S^l-M*^) koshhetj Rubbish, purgation. J IamS> kessar, A hewer of wood. ^^,y Lj ^cskreedun, To carry off. Stf i***^, keshfet, An eclipse. *!U^j keshht, t^ Im»s> a. p. >^d5aw,Plur. of ^ kes* [Slowness. J Lw/ keskneh, Humanity. ^,,^-vJ ^oa'^, Sedi- cXA^r keslet, A robe, figure, form. [ment. SscvA-wJ* keshehet. Flying, j^ kosher. An ivory S^x^ kos'^ret, Coriander, [bracelet,
jX^ koshend, A girth. ,^*y^ kost or ^es^ Corrupted, shameful. / UvJ^ kostakh, Courageous, cruel.
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JCwJ koster, A spreader, a strewer, scatterer. .♦j ^ 1 yuJ kosterkndun. To spread, to strew, ,♦1 )/t*J kosterdutiy To expand, to diffuse. ' < /^ kosterdenee, A carpet, cushion^ bed,
ij/^ koateree. Scattering. f pillow.
\^>j^;twJ To scatter. Jji^kostch or gosieh, V^ist^ ^*M^ ^esd//. Sweeping. I'^g-
^^ls^->^''^5s/^a//,Infirm in hands or feet, lame. [en. ^^'xs:\^gosekht fin, To break, to burst, to be brok- j4^^3 keser, A. rupture, breach, rout, putting to flight, affliction, anguish, contrition, the vOwelpoint Itesr ov kesra ( ) or i. »^*mSs kisrei, A fragment ; kesret. See ^*m»^,. > ^y — ^^ k^^'^oz. Gladness, fond of women. (j*»*«^> kese!^. Shortness of teeth. ^'^ kosesteguee, Breach, interruption.
)^*.*^>kost. Justice, equity. . i u.^<=. A-e5t'dr,Dust.
*«M»^ ^a.vfiff, A white spot upon a beast's fore-
u*''..^***:^ keskcis. Short-bodied. [head.
i^^^^^s kitsk''!>et, A man, any one.
J*»^i=3 hesely Slowness, cowardice.
^yU.^, kt'slee. Laziness, cowardly,
j,..--^ kescm, Labour, endeavour, rubbing.
»U*v.S3 kesmelet. Going slowly.
c>^y kesendtih, ^yish, appetite.
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. ^iL/go5«e^wce,Hunger. J.Ukesnch,A purse. *'J^ kemee, The sun-flower, an herb. 411,1 ^-w^ l-eszx'^^ Plur. of 8^.M^ koswet, ^^•^^fh kesooh. Gaining much. ^y^<^ keswet, A robe, a habit, manner. j_Jy^^ kesoof, Eclipsed. ^ ^.^^ ^c^^^oo/, Sloth- jpy^<=, kesoom, Passed away. [ful, duTt.
Sy ke&eh, h purse, ^te^f?, Any one. .^Sv*-^ rteeeA., Lame;*impotent. ^x,.,,<^ keseed. Worthless, deficient in quantity. keseeVy Broken, torn off.
^..,,^ kesees, Date wine, broken bread.
LJ" keseeU Broken by tearing off. lU./ toeeZa, Binding forcibly.
s/ kesh Drawing. U/ te/^a, Opening, SU^ te/iai, Vice. [making cheerful.
\^<=i, keshhhy A brand.
/ i^lt/ koshadehgiiee, Openness, cheerful- iviu^ koshaty A skin, a covering. [ness.
cJLu^ keshafy A discoverer, a detector. Xj;^^ Ikoshamery Ugly, out of form (man).
♦J lii/ y^^^'/^^w, Drawing, a drawer.
J ^j U/ keshaneedurh To cause to draw. [±/ keshawer'iy An husbandman.
♦j^'b \ji/ k^shhyaneedunyli o cause to open. A;"u/ koshavesh, An opening, clearness.
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t /<iAitf ftosJiayendeh, An opener, opening. • L^Sii^ kesheh,(Mv^toxi^ yju keshper, A goat. J t;i±J koshtar. Killing.' j ^ hJif kesJitiiwery A t yiJif koshterehfk hatchet, an ox. [husbandman. ^XJliJ koshtgueer, A wrestler. [throwing,
vUiiJ geshtguee. Seducing, corrupting, over- "^pJif geshtun, To return, to depart. ,XSJ gushteh, Seduced, prevented, become.
ii^ keshteSi A ship, vessel, bark, [of arrow.
"y^ '^^sAe;, A jspecies of mushroom, a kind
^sL^^ keshed. Biting off, plenty, gain.
^J3 I >iU keshdatiek* Rust, smoke, [grapes.
ii..'^, kesher, A smile ; '^e^^gr, A bunch of
'i J;S heshret, Showing the t^eth when laughing,
, AiL/^2sto/?,Tempting,thehissittgofaserpent«
Li.^, kesh&t, Tlie partakerSi, • . -[solicitude.
».v.<=^ kesJia, Vexation, great trouble of mind,
j^kiiJ koshgheer, ShelMsh, a goat, a brcechesr
• string. '■' '' [keshef, A tortoise.
eJcii^. keshf. Discovering, declaration ; p.
*j.t6jif koshoffuti, To dissolve, separate. Jju keshefeh, A fiat wooden dish. .sXix^5 y^es/?e^, Barley broth ; p. i^esM, Butter- milk, a magpie. ^ ^ ^^JJ 'koshkash. The hissing of a serpent. y^ jktf keshkeret, A talking bird.
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^.^fXtf-keshltelif Barlev of wheaLfc.bt)iled witl| A yfitJ koshkod,\h.c\^:^i'^ gohh^i^^^^ .[meat. ^ *X^ A _/ koskkodhch, A spairovr;. IhC^/ 4•o^s^'(//I'c;/i4>:• A i^^ind of milk di6t.;\-J^">j^* ^ .tfjjj^ heshkeen, Wheat macerated* Tfi sour -milk and driedan, the sun. folf tlie nose, ^iicsri ^c'.v^ew, A terror, ii^ calculation, cutting Xi\*iiJ' ^05////>f?^V/^/, A kindof f)eJP^3.£bitter kernel. (ji«-i;rA' v.Jiishmk]i,^X\)LQ Armenian apricot with a *Jtf gosjien, The m^ale of any animal, a stal- j^tJ goshonlort A goat.-^i •;.; .[lion, many.
keshnesh, Co fi a nder* '^vh A i : :kosheHdeguee,; Slaughter, kosliendeh, IVIurdering.
keslicnJs, A rope, a large meloii. kosjtneh, Pease, pulse, a goat. >^ ^tj keshtvet,l^[&x.-sQcd. ^ ^ ^iu koshoodim, .J ytf ke$hwer, A climate, coun.trj. [To open. ^ ^^ keshoof. Dispersing, ^tf kesheh, A ^X^ koshte:^, Murderifig. [poor man, a girtl^. ^*ii^j >$"e5/id<?, Overloaded with food, repletion. **:ii.r ke shelve fjl he fat of a crocodile or Ljbian efv^-iir kesheekhy K kind of mushroom, [hzard. M ^<^tJkesheedan, To draw, attract, to bring, ^^tJ kesheeiiy The lip, [t,o exhaust.
(joT fe5, A congregation, an assembly.
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f^i^f kosoom, Retiring, driving.
^^ kesseht A worm, a bieetle.
(jaKj^i kesees. Thunder, shrinking with fatigue,
a^t^ ke^kezet^ Going fast, [a shrill small voice,
Jsr ke%%y Indisposed, confounded.
la UiT Aex^^y Doing business with difficulty,'
. Itr ke%am, Solidness. [delaying, trouble*
SBi^ hexteiy Being filled, vomiting*
m^JClar hezkexeti Distended (as a bag with Wa«?
ter, or the belly with victuals), *.tr kc-xeniy The mouth, restraint/ w^tr ko%oohy Full of fat, ^ yisS koxoom, Toab* tfttr ke%ee%, Over fatigued, [stain, to be silent* -.^tr kezeent, A porter, afflicted, checking, rage* ^T ka, Fearful, restraining. i^ur ka-alf. Ill-lucked. [building,
XA«r ka-let, A kind of comb, a die, a square Dyu*/ ka-ledehf A place for public spectacleSf l^xr^aterg/, A species of flesh, restless (woman). SA>^^> kn-leshet, Seizing an^ binding, leaping
with bound feet. [or compact.
If^^Axs, ka-looref, Any thing drawn together
^j:l*x^s ka-at, (fem. ka-fet,) Short-bodied.
Qjlxjt^, kafaiij The stopper of a glass bottle,
»^Xx^3 ka-toret,A bird resembling a sparrow.
iM^ kad, A bag made of coarse cloth,
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V^x^ ^a-deL, Fair, faint-hearted, cowardl}^*
h ^xSs ko'delet, A bubble of water.
i^x^j Jt^ret, A glandulous tumour.
ys> taz. Scraping any thing together with
*.4,*jc£jtee7w,AnonagerorwiIdass- [the fingers.
>>-u**s» kctscoviy A domestick ass. [the nails.
^x^> iatcl, Stretching the body, expanding
^„^MJ i^k, Biscuit. fof any animal.
^Ss kaly A careless shepherd, the fresh dung
0*^3 ^aWjKissing, a sheath, closings, stoppirig.
X;*^> ^a-7?tj/,Short, a lion. ^>x^ hu-n, Faint-
^>x^} htt-oniy Kissing* [hearted, feeble.
c::^xS) ku-aif. The nightingale*
9jfj(^, ka-yreft Large- nosed.
oaAJtT k^-ys» The peeping of a chick ot mouse.
^KiS kd y^t Short bodied^
m.fjiS> kt-y^^h A bridled camel. [foot.
^%) ki'f, 1 lie handj a handful, the sole, the
X. ^ ,^^ ki'finereew, A species of flower, the hand of Mary. [Resembling, c(.mparing.
U/ /i^fu Calamity, misery, disease ; kef^^
%\x^s kefd,t, A place where any thing is col- lected and contained, going fast.
^\i^ kfjiih, Opening, undertaking, battle*
J ^ k'f^^» A sickness, trouble. kfcif* Enough, equal to.
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j8Ui£> kefhletf Security, a pledge.
JbUi& kefhyet,^u^citncY» aiT^^/, Diverting
liS keffet ,T\\ch-dson or scaleofa balance. [from«
I {^ gqffar, Conversation, speech. CJA.J ^^ gf^fi^f^^<^i^n. To speak, ^bs/koftiiny Speaking.ydi ^e//or, A pigeon.
•yd/ g'>ftuyi, To speak, to say, to repeat.
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J U^ kefch^leer, A skate, a ray.
x_J<f^ kofj(/ii or ^^mJ y A saddle-cushion, •^jy^^ kf.fchelee%, A mullet.-/^^ kefchd,K saddle, ^si^ iefekj Revealing, discovering. ^^3 keftklij Striking with a spear or stick. ts^A^> k'^'fkhet^ Froth, foam, (ty, a village. JL^s k fir. Concealing, hiding ; ^^r,Obscuri- )Jii kofrhf The envelope of a flower. ^</^, k'>frany Ingratitude. 1^^ kofrety Ingratitude ; k<ifret^ Darkness. ^ Jifb'freh.K lock. \^ kefax^ Deviating from ^JijS hf^ck. Froth, foam, (the ri^ht wjy. ifi^ kcfsh, A slipper, a shoe.^^Jii/ A boot, ^^ y(^k fkook. All old cap [shoe, leat^, tin. kefel. The crupper (of a hoisj); k j'el. Educating ; k^fl, Resembling, conveniency* *^kir kef^eezy A ladle, skimmer, f^y^a k^f^ii* Winding- bheet.
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lix^> Ac/net, A kind of tree, a cultivated ground' ^i:^i,.hfoo. Resembling, alike, j^iLSs hofoor. Ungodly, profane, lewd. I ykss kejool, Being in security. ilyn^s ^efoolet, Sitting badly on horse-back. Jj kef eh, A bunch of herbs, a melon, a wal-. f^^.Iiefee^i Resembling, alike, equal. [nut, j^^ ^^^eA,Equal, alike. ,/J/^f/^ec/, Broken jM j^Jif hefeedun. To break, crack, [asunder, \»xSs kefeely A cautioner, security. ^,^JT kek, One who exonerates himself, [versal, ^ gol, Any flower, a rose ; a. koll, All, uni^ s^ y^^ kelhh, A keeper of dogs ; keM, In- sanity j p, kelq,l;, A reel, a clew ; golah. Rose-water. 'i*J ^ >. ^ golaldhn, A vase for rose-water. '^., ^^ k^lO'peeseh, A dimness in the eyes from W-) iJj golalfyeh,A wafer, march-pane, [rheum. J ti ftolhteh, A small village ; kelat, A fire
hearth, an opening, aperture. ^^ lu kolaj, A wafer, march- pane. ^ ^p II; kclbjood, A small dish, a plate. ^ '^kolhh, A sour grinning countenance, [hair. ^ \U kel^kh, An hair-lace or ribbon to tie up ■^*^ 0 j\U kelhrek-cheshm, The fore part of the eyes.
^lu kcJ(iKfih, Hoariness, rust.
^^V 11/ kclaftmkt A stone for a slin^,
sf> lu ke/(tft/i, Mus^iness;a watchman, a cock,
^ iU k l\gf>» A niN-^n, a crow [a night ow!.
^ti Jt'Jii'f, A wiiHtT (lav, with frost and
^t) hl\^i'r, A kind of food. [snow.
^'^£=i h lahH, The breast, a bracelet.
^ i^s> k Ikl, Fefbletie^fe, fatigue- ■'
ja i^^ Jcclklet, Wt.*ak, bhiht: (isword). - "-^'^
JKa kelihhy Hair, a nospg'n\
-»i^ i'yVd'//^ ;A sav.ing> a Wor<j, djscourjse.
^ \L/ /fe^atJi.A great bulk, a large public «tan<i-
ard for weights, orjneasures. jij k'-lkneh, A necklace, a fire hearth. • lu hsilh'Uy A red, a clew. tg ^"^s^i kelaiveei Plur. of 1*K" kohjeL % ilks, kolcih, A cap, a night-cap,' a coWl. ^^\^^^}^ ^olbobnk or ^.^.J^ Fame, rumour, SaK" kc/ftef, A little dog or bitch. [spMnd.
^^^U»K keihetcin, A blacksmith's or farrier's Lt^\^ kolLys, Avapcious. [forceps.
^^^ golhdrky A rose-le^f, [liiertt* ;
^ lu^i^ kdhestan, .A. tooth-drawing ins|:i'U? X± ^ iiolheshekery Conserve " of ro^es. ' '^-- ,.^b crolbotu A rose-bus.h. , , . .
^^ kjlbeh, A closet, a cell, a house. ^ ^
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cHa^ kiilh'f. A collection, ccngrepaf irn.
$>>'' kJlet A lar^c blunt kn'ift-. . .;X W^«^, F7y-
JU)^ /iv//<7, A portion of meat or corn fjitcri^y. X^v'-a^ kdJcfti't, A nioile of v\ulkir>ji. [tilialion, „„^Cxl^/f7/tfW^,l^iqaid ^ ^')i htiv*tjih,h tVol. ti- ^ ktltehy Curtailcil ; kt/tih, Any aniujul that
can no longer hunt from a^e. S^vUi kelsemel, IMump-dicrked. *\1^ ij"^'/'/, Oenerous, celebrated, strenuous, Xa;sO^ kJjelet, The crackling of fire,
* K^f^ kelchekiih Having the scald (a fox).
^ kefcheh A talkinij bird. ^srvK kelhcu^'VhQ ^*j U kolk'ijtf, 'i he chimney, [earth, dust. ^'s^}^p '.eikhrj,'lhv fillhof ihebovly [titdlation.
J> / kdlk-'ffj^^h 'be potiring out of liquor^- I \ /^ g(>ldxi\t A rose garilcn, full of clay, i.>Jo kii^i'ife^t A tract of hard ground. JU.jJ^ keUlehe!, A mode of v^alking. J's'^^J^ goUesfch, A liandful of roses, ^jJ^ kdldem. Hanging.
Z X gf>l^'^kh. Rosy-cheeked. frose.
Up Xf'golrana, A beautiful delicate-scented' l^m J^ gnlru'i. Rosy- faced, having a blooming' b
complexion. , "
J S *Kt gjlzj,r, A garden or bed of rosefc " • *J
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.\J^\ p ^^/.v,Quick- lime, also mixed with sand or formed into plaistcr.
^*2^^.Sj kuUit, A b'ackish ash- colour.
(^>Ia^K go/isi.in, A rose ga? den.
•..Jj'claoo or *- **« Jj A piece of wood fas- tened round a do •;'» neck.
.*)XLyjgols/id,n,A place abounding with roses.
Jjx^S giiUhaltr, Conserve of roses,
3i«viJaW«/'e/w<7, An old woman, [person enjovs.
tjLkigohben, A rose garden, any place where a
JkJ^ kdefet. Limping, lialtinjr.
^K kcliay (fern, h^luil,) Filih adhering to the
. feet, vessel, bottle, &c fissnrts in the feet.
1 1 *^f gijl-ijzhry Rof^y-chcckt^d,
..y^*^ golghonc'ft'h, A rose bud.
i^X kfl>J\ liiclining to a dirty black red, at-
tendinjj; carefully to any tlilni^. LK kelf\i, Ot a blackihh red colour,
r^sXt go-Jam^ Ot a rose-colour.
^^^L^f go//esl.at7. Scattering roses ft'az'n;^, ty^f.ofet, A blackish red colour, torfncnting. ^sJ^i b>lff^t '1 1'C bill or beak of a bird. .^_J3jijr keif, kli'^henf;^ or .^UiJiSf A n icicle, ^ *s,yf £,olj{Htnei't ^ta vmniliou or rose-co- lour, paint for the face.
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fi^U^ .'golk(*T7ci', Candled conserve of rose8«
^^^ kAt.ky A bad melon, a wolf*
y K<^ srn^hir, A. potter.
^^t^J^gol-esht, A pleasant place forwalk.-
- in^ or recreation, an evening walk. #M ^; yXXj gol poorest h^n^ A fungus.
^ ^Aj golgooHy Of a rose-colour, paint for (/ yUj gelkooi, ^lud, dirty. [the face.
- f^Jjj kelkeeSy 'Furned about. ^J^^qollck, A rose-garden ; gellek, A place
full of mud or clay« *:i^i^<'/^//i,Cabbage, cauliflower ; kehmy^ovir\&* Ui^ kulloihh,. Every time, whatever. [ing» ci, '^ ^eAi.4/, Plur of £*\r ^f/we/. ^ji<Ji< kt'hnhvee, Full of talk, prating. X*l^> ki'/.nff, A word, saving, discourse, part g^«v'^9 ^'littrj. The fin of a fish, [of speech, ^\«JLf=r k< hneht 1 he earth, dust. ^^^ gohhetkht A large headed nail, y ^~^ ^'>///a ', A sour cherry. [a mattock. >U; kflcndy IJarf^, solid, stout, swift, shovel, e ^Sfkch'nile.h, A measure [jolly countenance. ^*/ kc/n(Tc, Of a squat shape, with a plump ^,J^xXr k'tlenk, A crane. [gullet, throat,
yss ijf'/oo, Watchful, guarding , P. goloOfThe w y/ koolubb. Forceps, pincers.
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^ Js gohlevdf A neck-clolh. -> .^ keloo\ A cake, a biscuit, filth, rush j^ J^ ki4oohh, A slinger, a tirick; ^ turf, Cj ) >•* goioodfw, Tq fill. -^^ ejb koloosheh, A wound. fpease»
^ -^ golook, A clew, a gl^be, a ball tQr bows, ^^Ass kiloql, Blunt, an impediment J^}^ kolooleh, Pease. ^ ^Jis, i^o/o«7//*,Plu^ of »)l^, » .i^ keleweh, A stone for a sling (/*,i5 gelweCy 1 he capital or cornice of a pillar. ^)^ geieh, A flock, a heap. [by young girls. , p, •. -i^ kelleh poosh, A square bonnet wort^ .^i^J^ gel/iom, Ploughed or dug up ground. ^X.s» kehe» (Ground) covered with plenty gf
herbage, ; .koiiee, All, universal, ^^ ..I'—, hieeb,. A pack P^ doga. ^2LxAsz> kdectt An oblong stone.
,^ kohiicheh, A bar or mass of gold or siU ver, flour, the disk or body of the snn op /.i^ kileed, A ploughshare, a key. [rijoon, ♦ tly. J^ keLed.in, A lock, stocks. Oy^'K' kfi^&edehy Scattered.
\^.)^ kdeesh, A church, the shrine pf an idol,
iA*)^, kdeeky Short-sighted. [a disease.
jC.J^ ktUeger, One who makes mortar.^ [e4
^A^skeleeh Acrjw,an OK,Y-t^^c;/^c^w^,WQua4''
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ff hem. Defective, less, poor; gum, Absent, missing, confounded; a. ^^z/i, How much.
Us, kemk, A mushroom. [manjt
S«l»S9 hcmhat, Plur. of u«, JtemA,
^ Us> Jtowaser, Short- bodied.
'r. t' howhrj. Unleavened bread.
^ \*^> kom^hhy Pride, ^ l^^j kcmhd. Hot bread.
t f\/ li(^riib^, A lock, a wooden peg, defect,
JLi U^j lemixshct, Swift, active (man,) cutting, Jc'^ \/gnniash/egitee A minister, agent, factor.
%;:,^ \/ gonicishtvn/To dismiss, to commit, consign, to trust toanother (any business).
^^.A^ \J gomashteh, A vizier, superintendant,
-^^ t' goffiftsheh, Silver. [agent, factor.
^xiiUs, goi/icLsheer, An Indian, gum. fality.
^ U:S>^<?//'4/, Completion, conclusion, punctu-
XJUs» ^owa/t'e/, Perfection. ^\*^s kenihni, An
j^^U^a kemhn, A bow. [halter.
♦J t* gottfhu, Thoughtful ness,
. il>^ keni.imlar. An archer.
/m'>'^' kefniifidd,n, A quiver, a bow-case.
y^\^^ ki'mh,usb.Zj An archer, d vC^A cross-
. ^xX'lT k(^'naiik.»h. An archer. [bow.
J^ ktinianeh^ A lute, an harp.
jM>J ^ gowhneedun. To think, to doubt,
.1^ l^^ kempiiijeh, la a mean condition.
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\>^f ^emlehhi Low-priced.
yV' kcnifer. Less, viler, meaner.
tj'^t'^^ kemteret, Taking short steps. [ble.
t'^i^^kemtereeHf Least, nniost defective, rab* ^ive, kemielt Solid, strong, stoqt. i\yL,^> kemesrbft, A pear, ly^^3 kcmesret. Squeezing or pressing toge* (f^«£> kemesree, A pear. [ther,
^^j kemesle. Equal, according to. ^*^o k<^'fi<ij\ The hip joint, the point of the U'^ ki'mkha, Damask silk. [huckle-bone,
yj;^Jf^ komokhef, The back of an horse or ass» iV^> komcd. Fomenting, oppressed. y^ kcmcr. An arch, a belt. ]j^ kiwrki h. sheep-fold, [man, wandering. ( I -^^r>wfa^,Fearless, fearing neither God nor t^j^^s kemereef Having a short body. (form, yj* kemex, Rolling any thing into a globular ^r kemtsh. Amputating, ^•r ^cwcf, Feehle, going slow (a horse). - V^.J kemkcLin, Compressed in body. S^t hoinhom, A tankard, an hillock of sand. y^^s kernel. The whole, ^♦^ gomlck, A shirt. l^U^D komlool, A desert, an herb. ^<^ kemlee, A piece of leather which the ** dervises tie round their middle.
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m\X4,^ hemiiam^ Unknown, nameless.
*A#^j komvelf A dullness in the eye-sighl,
/X.^ hemend, A baiter.
(j-^4^» hemoosy Suily, peevish,
^^♦*=^ kenwoly An area, an inclosureorfold for
(^i)^*^. hmioon. Concealing, hiding, [cattle.
^J kemeh. Mitre, cap, fillet. ['"g»
SUi.^4^» k^niheht, Tucking up the garments, hid-
^^♦^) kemehjiee. Wandering at large.
^f<^> kentee. Sleep; kcffirnee. How much??.
Itemee, Deficiency, an ambush. <^^ ^-^^ kewyal. Uncommon, hard to be got. ^:1aa«vS> ^v'/'/j/tJ/, A chesnut or bay horse. ^^u.^ kem^etiiiUy To be lessened, to suck. ^.^^ ke.nieez. Urine, dung. ^ y^ h'jiitee%eh. Clover mixed with grass, p j^-pJ kemee%shtihf A bay horse with a black ^ yVw^r^emee%eedut2/To urine, [mane or tail. yA-^ kemeesh, Hasty, (juick, active. 2t*^> ktitfiia, A bed- fellow. %^*^ kcfftee?h^^^G^» lesser, deficient [defective. J>^^~^ kerne neh. In a mean condition, servile> U> konx. Hardness, a sickness, doiag, Jo Us> konabed, Ugly, out of form. SL'Sj kon^t, P|ur. of ^s LS) kknee, rU:Sa k^najf Deliberation, consultation*
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J w henki\ A port, ^\de, brink, coast, e^gc^ Sj\^i^> ke^tinavjet, A Ivite, a h^rp, a drum, ^J^ w kenq,rgueer, A circle, hoop, ring. ^.^y w kena^revk. The governor, weeping ia
secret, whrspering, pji^kenareh, Seej[XJke^tLr. ^rij\Xiiev^rfett9 J w ^d7?^2, The sta)k. [The en4, edge, hf iri^lf. y- U^ kenks, 1 he place where a deer lies,;;!^ 1*mUS9 kcn^sef, A congregation or religiouf
assembly among the Jews, or the place where ^U^s> konhst Rpbust. [they meet.
^l;^) kcni-yr, Plur of^xi!^, ken-ar. 9^ Uj konb,gh. Silk, a thread of silk, a silkr «ii U^s kenhfeSy Short, [worm's clew or con^ -%5 U^ kenhfej. Plentiful, copious, fat. > IXJ konkm. The den of a wild beast. ^ Ix/^ kenhrit A round tent, ^ Ia^ kenaneer, Plur. of j^Us^ k^y^rihret, t w gonhh^ A sin, crime, an error, a fault, . kl b' gonhh-k(irt A sinner. r^.
i^ Us> ^^wiiye/, An allusion, metonymyV ; ^mjIa^ kenh-yss, Plur. of i^^i^, keneeset,\, ^^ U^. kenhyen, Plur. of x^^ kemeU jUi^i keubary A rope made of ih.e fibres of a ..•••.^:<i> konhos, Strong, contracted, [cocoanut. /^Xj kon}be4f An arch, a yauU, g leap.
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J ) j^ koneldhneh, Hemp- seed. Ja)^ komholt Hard, robust, e j yp Sound, ,^1^ kenet, A bee, hemp. [conversation.
JUS, hennety The viafe of a son or brother. A ^konthh Short-bodied. gOU^j hentej^YooX- ^i^s kontuat A dwarf. [ish.
jPis, te/e^,Large, hard. ^J^^E:, konsel, Strong, ^s> kofisor, Short, contracted. [robust.
S/aJ^s henseref, The brajing of an ass.
■f ^^ /'/J*:' ^ M^^' ^^^^^^^^'^ ^^^i/' Speaking, chosen ; ^ / ^ ' konj, A corner, a narrow street. ^
^ konjh, A place, a repository.
rA- ♦ honjhyesh. Authority, [same;
j^ konjod Qv /^ konjeed, The grain se- iyJ^ hoiijedeh, A kind of gum. [ditch.
kotijshonj, A subterraneous passage, a konjoshh, A sparrow, a pigeon. ^- gonjolonj\ Any thing small, (tained. ,, A^ konjeedun, To be filled, to be con- JU^ gonjeeneh, A magazine, a treasury. y^ konokh, Sour milk thickened. ^CU >^<?wrf. Hemp, a village ; guend, A bad i >;U hondk. Wise, learned. {smell;
w^ ^^ gundhlf Fetid, a pool, a ditch. ^\^
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I j >X; hendhr, A kind of fish. J ) ^UJ gondhnehy A leek, a bed. J « I yJLf kondhwer. Fearless, hero. S jj:.s> Jendet, A part, ci? jols, kondos. Strong, J U >^ kendkhanehf Humble, depressed, fij vi'^T kenddvet, A nest, high, rough ground- . ^^ J ^yX) konderooj y A bee- hive. (F^ ^ ) •w kendcroosh, A stony road. 5 >l' kondcz. An old castle. ^ lj>^ kondezkn. An angel./, v.. '£ r'J^^^^^^^^* ^ talking bird, a medicinal root. t^ j^ kondeseh, A poisonous weedT. f f' A^ kondoshy A clew or hank of cotton. ^ jCJ kendeky A fortification, a ditch.
k^ndegueey Engraving, [a rotten egg, '^ t^/fkiiideliishyK kind of dulcimer or harp, ^ /^f kendom ox gondoiUy Wheat. [li"g*
,^yCf gondomehy A kind of small hard sw^el- «M // kenduriy To dig, tear up, root out, to
skin, to carve. 1^ >w ketidefi^, A species of bitter herb, a leek. ^yW kondoOy A spade, a hoe, a shovel, a bee- e y 1 *y^ kondwhrehy Valour, hero, [hive* Jl^^J kondwhlehy Fast, strong, stout. ^^ ^ >Xr kondoojy A bee-hive, a hook, a hoe, st
spade, a corn sack, .
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J ^ j^ Jtondoor, A large basket.
J ^A^ konilotz, A large needle. froot.
rm^ ^ /J iendoos, A magpie, a mediciu^l
^^«yw kondook, A ware-house, a shop.
J *Aj kondoolehf A basket, fling, a freckle.
«^^>U kenduomeh, A kind of small hard swel*
e>w konddh, A ditch or furrow, carried away, engraved, misfortune.
»0 yW y^ kendeedun. To dig, pluck, extirpate \
guendeeduii. To stink, to putrify. ^ J^iSs kendeer. Big-bodied ass, [tude.
S^jiXiSj kondeeret. Greatness, bigness, magni- ]jXf ken%h. Learned, wise, a species of herb or lyJ^S:, kenes, Sweeping (a house). [flower. iXj konesh, An auction, business. ^^tW/ keneshtoOf An unripe fruit, an alkaline, to**-, kencz. Grieved, troubled. iSoA^a kon%et. Excessive pain or grief, misery. ^i^, kenia, An old man. a*jls> kenad, A kind of ^*;^, ken-ar, A large she-camel. fsea fish. uSi^s keneff A brink, shore, edge, margin, a
wing of a bird ; A;(?«?7i Guarding. Ui^> kenfa, A hump- backed sheep.
1 1- -il/ ke^if^l. Fond of women, a hero. liu^j kenefety A part, coast, brink, &c. c"o>'^ konfos, Short,
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l/;.s> kenferei. The tip of the nose. 3Jii;s> Jt<^rifeleel, Having a large thick beard. ^^J3f kenek, Hump-back*d, a cock, a cat; k'nik^ A mandate ; gotik. Dumb, stupid, J \^ ionkhlehf An old man. jXxT kengir, A kind of artichoke ; konioVy K i\) ^ j^*J ' ongerhv , An o\\'] [large owl, mean, -J 'J ^^J kof?grr:ssh((f, The gum of the lentisk' iP^ grH'ngftei, Jtt>t, joke. [tree»
/r^ y^^ k'tfgoosh, A demon, genii. ,^J gf'figuc''. Dumbness, [ground, a shovel. /X^>^ 4" *^«<7/</, A tt instrument for turning up^ I /X^ k^^titudehy An inbtrument for digging up ^i^cV/o»;'Hemp. [stones, ^ digger, ^ hatchetf i-jy^> k^noob. Blundering. 8ys> hojiwef, An allusion, metonymy. ^ y\Si kertood. Ungrateful, j yf kondor. Hemp. ^^/^ konoo%, Piur. of -^^j kenet. ^y^D kanoo-a. Approaching, humble, ^^sy^' kefioon. Now, God willing. ^ goneh, A fault, sin, crime. l^I^s A. p. kenliti. The turpentine-tree. yjjf h^nthder, An instrument upon which they I ^^&> kenehdel. Hard, bigness- [carry grapes.
I \^yj gOfiehkaVf. A sinner.
^^^>^» lieneJnver, Tall, large (man), *^-
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§j^^ Jt^iehwereiy A large she- camel. *.»a;^» keneeh, A kind of Egyptian wheat. Xa;^ koni^et,h roetaphg^r. ^o^^ji^d kenccdt'rJVygf j^ koneery A greedy eater. fcorpuknt.
vXT keneez, A maid-servant. [temple*
iM»*X^> ke^n.eesef. Beautiful woman, a pngan, »*JL& kenia^ Straying from the right path. tJUi^» kaneeff A curtain, veil, a shield. •/^ j^aztJ, Fearless, honoured, strength. J^s, kawkt Fe,eble, crazy, w' iy gowaht A ditch, a cushion, -l^^ lowah, A good manager of cattle, i)os>'\ ySs kaivaheSy To blot out or raze out o£ j]^ gow^r, Digesting. [memory.
Sj^^s, kotvhrefi A bee- hive, J J I y^otf'ar/eA, A butterfly, [assistingdigestion.^ gcwiirish, Any kind of electuary for gowhreh. Digesting, a fruit- basket. CJ^»J ' z gowareedun. To digest ^ kowareC"
diw, To quench thirst,, to leap. ^^* J ' ykotva%&hcnk, Sliorthair hanging over t J ^ ygotvazeh,A poached egg. [the fore-head, i^ vV.i ' y gmvhze^dun. To cease, relinquish. (^ h^ Iciiash, Fish dressed with rice. «-r-^«i^^3 koiiayl', riur. of c_-A* Us ku^-eO, ^J\ y kowak, A wagtail.
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ijA^^^fe keu'hheh, Plur. of c-»^^^j koivk^'h. I J ^ y g*^^f^^ly A private chamber, a sack, a carp. t^ I y goiLCiUvdeh, An infant creeping da
hands and feet. [to gain^
jH ytJ t y gmikUedun^ To creep (as an mfant)f ^}^ y0i> bnvalce%t Flur of y^!is, kciloot^ e I y gowcih, A testimony, witness. -^^
lef ^ 7 ^o^^'fl^/if^, Evidence, testimony,-— <■> i» 11, !^^r ^"^'i^a^', Large- headed. VC v
1^ tji kotvepaVj A muhitude, a troop.- : ^— » 1 1 y Jtoobal, A siioemaker/ a builder. , 'j ib^^j koivhet, The game of chess, a sigh foi?
any thing lost. '^ ^tt^^.rO
J y hooper, Peppei*, the corn marigold. ^ y* kookeh, A vessel in w hich butter i^sepa*..
rated from the milk. M ^'^ *i koohetduiiy To strike, to beat. C:^y lioot or gootf A hill, unable to rise, eO'y;J-oo/(3B^, Short \ ^
w»j ^' yl kooihin, A butcher's chopping bl(>ck»r „j^s. ^o2*7ee, Short- bodiedi [agarrisbri iBoMier. • dL.' ^ li^fwSt A shoe, an fea4^-boot. T^ ^^sJiawseUYvLW of fro-it [phecy, a liberal man* h y^s hawser. The Mahomedan Yeligion, pro^ • ^^^D kaiPsel, Tlite stern or" heop of a ship.-- ^ yi hooch, A night-bir4 ari aasu^rrii:, '^^'s^
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j U y koochhl, Household furniture. vu^J^'ooc^eJjFlesh, meat. ,,,,,^ yj-ooc^e^, S m all, ^ yi Jioochehy A thread, market place [little. ^i^> kmvehy Overcoming, plunging into wa- ^ J hoohh, Hateful, a small hut. [ten
t ^ hawed, }Adi\6\y being able lo accomplish* ^^ ) ^ y hoodhhy Roasted meat.
5 ^^^ knwdei^ An heap of earth. • [shoes. J ^ yi hooder^ Thin leather for lining boots and ^^^ y" koodei, A boy, child, a youth, an in* ^ ^ yi kawdun. Weak in mind. [fant,
6 ^ yi kodeh. The bow of a saddle, a naii. CJ^»^ ) 7 ^oc?eA^^?2, A club.
.♦ j 3 y^ kQ%en» A wooden mallet. j»^ k^^^^t Swift, indisposition, copious ; p. kor, Blind. [sash.
Sj^Ss kawret) One spiral fold of the turban ^ J y korja, A burying ground. ,^ U ; y korkhkneh, A tomb, a cavern. y jy hord, A curd. \^ j yJ kordel, Mad, ij J y korzeh, A club, a mace, [senselessj. Cj^ J y goresthrif A burying ground. .^ J pi korsee, A pulpit, liJ^ J yJ korshlek. The mole. ^^Jj y korek, A hen with chickens. ^y^j^gQrken, A digger- up of grayeg.
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^/^Jj^gorguendom,^ kind of wheat [niture^
iTC*; ^ gdW^i^n^ieTii A furrow, household fur>«
ij^korenehfAn onion, ijj^&oree. Blindness.
\y^s kawez, Assembling, drinking out of a
*j ^ JcootshyKhsA smell, a nail, crooked [cup.
)^ ) ) y goczdar. Hump-backed, deformed*
^b^ J ^ gozestan, Trembling..
^ • ^ y y Jiotcsekkweneh, A hard nut.
^y^ J J^ kozish, Pity, sufi^ring.
ti^ J y b^'^kanee. Goat-leather.
D / ') ^ kozshguer^h, A button, a button-hole,'
♦ ..s^ I <J gaivz<'nieen, A ditch, [in the chin,' CJ ) yS^'^^^* ^ deer, a doe. /' j ^ ^ diiii|jlt} ^ } ^ ) ^gozwati. An under- f^arj^eat, * J ^) 7 kozoorehf A glass bcttlo. ^ J y) koozch, Earthen \Vt*re, put. I '^ yi koi%'iheh, A plain flaggon or bottle, Mj^ f:o%-7ter, The head and tail of tlic dr4gor!f JL' y* 5/ ko.Xi^enehf A large hammt-r. ^£^-^ •; koiivctt, An ass, a coljquint. f locL?^ i*S •/^y ko-ieroon, Thefleshy part of tlie batj? j^s^ yf kosfend, A sheep, a ram, a goat, ,-_Vy hjsehy Bturdless (a man),
^ y koosee. Wise, virtuous worn in. ^ \^ y kosh<i''t New wine boiled Wiih liC|?I^§^ syrup of grapes.
.5 l^ y gooslihd, Gentian root or herb.
i*J)^y koshcidunt To open.
^^M^AV'l^y koshhst, A nocturnal phantom.
;^„^ \^ y koshhienk, The crane,
sZJ^ y koslit or goshf. Flesh, meat.
p IxS^y^ koshtaheff, Soup made of minced meat.
.*j^ y koshteen, Fleshy,
,X"y ^^5W?d.^ A hearer, a spy. [tion,work.
^ ^ ♦*♦ ^'^ yi kjsheshj Study, endeavour, applica-
y^*^ yi koshk , A place, a village, [cuffing ears.
% J ^ y goshmhlt Chastisement by puUing or
J 1 ^ y goshwkr, An ear- ring, a large pearl.
J^y gosheh, A corner, an angle.
C)/^^ J gosheedurit To hear, to listen.
^ y koogk, The elbow and vi^rist.
li^^o^^^^y,Doublingr^own and sewing the edges
.J^^i koofteguee, Spht, bruised, [of leather;
Jy^y koofiiuu To break, bruise.
i*j\f yf koofjeykn. The throat, the neck.
jyikooJeh,K coffin, a basket. ,.,^/y>{-/i^,Lettuce.
1 _ -^=3 y^h kauk^h} A star, the white of the
Ia^>^S3 kauki^f'f'f. Shining as a star. [eye.
^yJyJkokcrd, Sulphur jiX) ^T k(kf?fir,Vo\)py,
y^ googoOy A ring-dove or wood-j>igeon.
% ^ .Ss kawkewet. Being swift i a motion.
jyS»^s» kawkee, Mean, base, a ^ap. .
\ ^kawel, A ba^age horse, a skin of coarse tS^^s hooleh, Measured corn. ' [leather*
i_jj^!^^^> kooloiv, A kind of herb, [cholick. f) ,:S> Latvia, Uncleanne&s. ^ y ^lolotij, The J/goolch, A cannon ball. t\) J^^y'^o bark. f ^^5 kawem, Mounting on horse-back. l^^^s koomet, A heap of earth. ^ y koomjeh, A narrow street, a cell. ^*f* y koomen. An owl, a kind of goose» ^« J koomehf A coat of mail. ^_^^^ koivrit Happening, becoming. -ij^Ss koonhm, A lion's den, pasturage, ^y katvevj, A falcon, a sparrow-hawk. .jfykdwenjeet Mighty, excellent, noble. tji Sgawendeli,K corn sack ; koiideh,K basket. Jy ^07fe//,Form , external appearance, manner. ♦^*y kmvneex, A measure, a basket. «y ^0^, A mountain, hill ; 4"02i:'^, A sky-light,a t^Uyj^M«r^/?,A troop orhorse,[cuppingglass. ^ t y koohar?, A camel's bunch. ^"^y fiohejt The oxyacanth frurit. ^^^^9 kmvhedy Tremulous from age. ^*jS /.^gohdhv,A necessary, {a noble family. w ygohcr,k jewel, a precious stoi>e, a man of ^XX^T^ J^ goherd,lgiteeneh, A turquoise. ^j^ I)' w y gawhertdO, Transparent.
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* y, »f Jfoohrrvce, Honourable. Cj^..n r koo!. creed tin y To txchanpe. j[^ ^ k i')sh'% Mountaimup, a hilly ronntrjr. .1 J k't'icL A km! dftVult, ^ ^ hohvh/\\\.Q
w tftfioh e, A inouritaii ecr ^buiich ofa camel. *>^ y kitheejt r-urni lime, gravt;!.
♦ .-w yf/ioheen, A ditch, a channel [Lor.rlu cd. ^ J iooiy A town, a village, a farm, a i»ei^h* I y soyk, A speech, a magpie, talkative. ^J I y hnyhfl. Mean.
^ J kyicheh, A narrow street. ftune.
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j^) ioivecr, A barren ground, a stave, a for-
V y ketvee-i or gewcez, A ditLl),a corner of a
^::^*^y ^o«^ Struck, [house.
^l^i koyeh, A stable. [tain, dung.
Jh^h, Straw , Xd//, Slender ; ^aA^ A mouu*
l^^Sa hehht, A a old she camel.
• l^^a kcham, Blunt, slow in speech, j^^l^ kuhhiLii, Plur. of ^^;M:S> Ad,heii, tJi^Sa hi'hhnct. Turning prophst. c«.A£i=» kt^heb. An old buii'ulo.
o^^s» kohbeJ, A broker, a treasurer. ^^A-tf W'tf^The little finger, t^^ ^j/i//j/, A lar-e ^ hehter. Very small. [old c;jmcl.
fj x/ kch'eree, Smallncss. (V^^/V kMcrcen, Tbc least, the smallest.
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^ohj, A large strawberry. «x^S) kehd, Endeavour. \ ^^s hehdh, A female (^>^*X£:Sj kehedan. Haste, nimble, [servant. ^^^Ss kehdel, A plump girl. j^^i keher. Advancing (as the day\ laughing ;
goher, A precious stone, a jewel. (J Sgoheree,K grateful return, a recompense. jLyi kohshr. Mountainous, a hilly country, cJ»£^ hahef, A large cavern. ,^,,i [a forest* 3U \<£^ kehkhmet. Fearful (man), ;,
saK^^ kehkahet. To-morrow. [galaxy*
^ [,^^^Xyl kehkosh^n, The milky way, the ^J^Jkelikt I, Mud mixed with straw forplais*
xV kehkem, Fearful, old* [tering walls*
i^^i^^s k^^^k^^^^f. Braying, roaring.
civ M^r kehelht, Plur. of iJ^T kehlet.
t__-.X^ kehlebfJhe love-apple, [stamped money.
*X^ kehleht An old woman, uncoined or un-
♦^r^e/^fw/, Spoiling, dejecting one (misfortune).
jjM«v^r kehmes, Vgly, short-bodied, the lien.
^^T kehmel, A dwarf . ^J^hehen, Ancient, old,
jf^ k 0 hot) f, A kind of fruit. [a priest.
^*y kehetjd, A villager. v(^/ kehnegueey Old, worn. [ancient.
J./ kohneht Having no beard, a youth, old,
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« Ayj kehood, Nimble-handed. [c!er,
^ ^ kehwer, A large cloud. 3^^ hehwel,K spi- .» ^^ hohooh, Decrepid. ^ kehee. Feeble.
V^f keheej, A mushroom, a wild plum* iV>/ /ioheex, A ring, a handle. *iv/^ keheeleh. Unskilful^ unlearned.
r Aeef, That, in order to ; p. kai. When, a great king, a stout giant. XfS heyht Timid ; p. kcyhy A king, defender,
the four elements, the devil. ^ Ia^ keykj. Madness. ^ UT heyhh^ A manager XSheyary An assistant, slowness, [of cattle, \' y Li keyhrh. Affliction, pain. [army.
^ iSS keyhrevguee, The commander of aa ^l;^ keyhs, Faint, weak. ^l*^> keyhl, A measurer of grain, (jj^f^j^ keyhn. Existing, essence. XJL^s keyhnef. Existence, defender, [dicine.
J \J k'y^nee* Royal, cii Uj Uss keyhney ) /,Me- S' U gueykhf Grass, herbage. [to another. /♦yr M keykhon. Respect or service convened *yij kcepoOj Lettuce, unskilful, senseless. ''*S\»if keepoos, A crooked tree or stick. ^^y ke^peh, A cupping-glass, [much, a bee. ci^ft^ keet. Thus, only ; p. ^ee^A mazed, how '^ge/e/ea,The world, the globe,fortune,time.
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\Jj^ ^eejeJc, Twisting. ^ Jreeh, The side /^ heekh, A mask. [of a mountaia.
*s;v.^ keeHem, A king of kings.
I J^ heehhoort Treasure.
^vg=^ ^dft^ Cheat, adopting, vomiting.
.j^^--, ^eer, A smith's bellows ; guer. Keeping,
SJ^gueerh,^ captive,treating, [holding, ataker.
y*. \ y^^ ^eerhs, A cherry.
,. Kx^> keeyerhn, Plur. of^*^, heer,
.♦j>J \ jJ guerhneedun^o cause one to take,to
i ^a:S> keerety Plur. of ^/j^a ^eer . [hold together,
* I j ^^f keerdhroo, Fern, brake.
^p ^f guerefiiiiii To hold, take. {$ jJ^ gueeree. Taking, holding. [cence.
jjMftT ^^25, Inventive, skilful, physic, benefi- (^l*g>A^> keishrij Cheat, deceit. e 1 lXwv.J^ kistareh, Affliction, pain.
.♦J IxwwJ ^ees/aw, A wine-press»yiwwJ tes/oo, A J^^S k^iseeneh, A rope, [wild gourd,
j^^^g^ keisoo, A small ring, a circle.
, AJ kahh. Wedlock, fine cloth.
^JiJ kcesht, The flank.
,^,tJ^ keishen, A leather fetter, lead.
51x^3 ^^z/rr, Avoiding, desisting.
litA^s keeghh, Adversity, cruelty. I liL; hecghkr, A punishment, correction.
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« xJ^ ^rcgJirrh, Sorrovvful for having com t-JxS, ^e/fa, How? [initted any sin.
XiAj* IcifJ, A segment, a part, section. Cr^ h^^ftun, To Jean towards, to bend to. I^JaSs keefdmh. In whatever manq^r, how, JiS keefeh. The palm of the hand. w-V^ ^^^^* '^^^ pupil of the eye. kl; ieekci, Worthless, good for nothing. ^A^ keel, Weighing, a measure, warmth, iUs» keelb,^ Lest. ^^^ keelas. Meal, flour. ^ IL; keehn, ^ sort of large water- fowl, )Uu.s, keelet, Pleasure, [a swelling.
aXj keeloo, A royal mandate. y^^XSkeelet, A measure of corn. U*^» keemhy Why ? in order to.
\z^J^ keemekhfy^ho: back leather of an horse C^<^A^, keemoohy Warmth. [or ass,
t/«^cvA^3 keemoos, Chyle, [philosopher's stone. \*c^^> A. vjieevieyhf Chymistry, alchymy, the .^J^ keen. Running slowly, becoming fat. I yU/ keeneiver Malevolent, inimical. Viyj^ towoowg/jBeing, happening, suspecting. y/ keoa. When, a king, a genii, a hero. "^ I 3 ^^^ keyozcit, A mountain. ,yy^ikeyoos. Crooked, ingenious. ya^A^, keyoos, Abstaining, cautious from fear.
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^^aS) ^eei/ool. High ground, fearful, the rear of
an army. I Persia.
D ^ gueeveh, A kind of cotton shoe used ia
vu^> keehehfln this manner; o^//^6*/?, Mastich^
1 LJ^^eeh il,Lofty, ^ \yS keehkn or gfieaffkn,
^jSa hee. Terrible, timid. [The world.
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4,j-A>^s» keeh. Sadness, afflicted, '^t^*^^? ■' > .i
^ ZAw, The twenty-third letter of tha Afabick alphabet, and the twenty-seventh of the Persian. In arilhmetick, it denotes 30. -iy Ih-nm, Union, agreement, peace. y^^ y Ihh, A supplication, a root, a jest. y*L^ Ikhasa, It is not bad, there is no harm. Sj y lal^tit, A stony place, ci^ ^ lales. Delay- Ou^ IkMi Copious. (''^g«
>^N /^^ew. Abounding in, or drinking milk* ;j II Ihle/i, Earnest and submissive praver, ri» dicule, a root. [pagan Arabians.
Ul>jy /a^ Name ofanidol worshipped by the ^•^7^^e,Hungry.*.5 :^M.<f^»/, Breaking, hunting. ^ j^'S la Jeremy Doubtless, compelled, defrnce. Jjj. y IhjeL Because. ^ y ♦:? U lcL;ou'e*<f, Blue. ^♦-^^ U Idchecn, A slave. , y td////,Karrow place. / .^"^ Ikheh, A beaten path, a broad patent :^ Ihhes f. Calamitous (year). [road»
Jis^^^hei, Adhering, conjoined, adjoining.
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^s*'^ ^>^^w,Eating flesh, giving ment,^-^^ Pro- jp» ,£* 3? /(x/'OOa', Unhappy, [nouncingimproptrly, Jt 4! /d^'/. A' stony place, hard, a stone. ^M dit'it Soft thin silk, a wall, the foundation ,^^^y JAJdni, Repairing, stnklng. [of a wa!L Jt/^^P. lii^jeht i^ool, blockhead. {ingtrough>a hia. I i V /A^#'/,Surr6u^ding ali^ 3J IdrenJt, A kneaU* Lf^^J^Kdd^ 'A Persian silver coin. -5-0,;^ Ik^'eeh, Unquestionable, certainly, v> loL^., Quaking (hands). ^S^'^ la%(if. May it last for ever ! fhering. ,^^j::^ld,%eb, Fixed, strong 6^^ /dt^c/r, Ad- -j^ Irizem, Necessary, proper, important. S^j'S Ihzemef, Necessity, obligation. stjf'y'S lazenerd^ Lapis lazuli, a blue colour, ^ Aj^'j'SlhZi^w^rdee, Azure, cerulean, [silk. tj y lit%sheh,W\\A saffron. ^^ iils,K kind of . ii U lash, A dead body, bread, [doubtedly. ^.A-i ;^ M«//e/ee//,lncomparable, iJui ^/ i.v/zY^/S'.Un- J^ i' /As7/c7/,Uncivil, slow, ^^i iJ /a.v//<^e,Nothing. .♦j/J^ U lashct'duTiy To spread by scattering. iji<»» N; /a«('^, Joined. Ia-o ^ ld.si/et, A woimd in j^'i lutein, Boxing, striking. [the head*
«^ li-a. Timid, distempered. [man.
w*i 'i Ici-ab, A player. Ic )i lA-af, Prudent wo- gvfi ^ /a,-f/;,Passionate love, inflaming with love*
^Wf fhgff. Play, jest, burlesque. [rabliit,
■jf^^ id'gher^ Lean, meaner, ^k'i thghem, A Icac ^ /^ghci/ef, A shameful or foolish ^ajiag. ^ii) ^^J^ fdghcedun, 'To jest, play. il^i 7<i/, Boasting, vain-glory. 2^ /n-Ze;^, Scorching (wind). -^^K A/2r^77, A boaster xijiv Ihfe'xei, A miff, l*j y-^^ lhfecihiHy To boast, fthesea, the world, .^' >{ Iftkefty Distressing, cfuel (w^r), •lai* ^ Ik^t'ff.k freed man, a mender of ctoattifir, ^ U ikk, A tiinctupe for dying eloths red; ' •^ IW /i5'e/rtw. Let it pass, '[agree, there is tip
more to be said, undoubtedly. ^Y /did//, Nevertheless, but. ^T)i llii^et) A-^v^i^ J If M/, Dumfb; a. /or/, A pearl. [senger. ^^ /A/A, No, not at all ; f. ////t/, A" ^lave. ' ^UU /a/aworjv, Plur: of J U /A/.
^1/ /a/fv^, A fritter. " •> [flower.
feCil /A/y^r/, A slipper. JH •/^?e^' A beautifid ^.^ /aw. The letter ylhniy consolidating (a wound,) pntting feathers to.an nrroW;; /o//w,']Mi8erablc, unlearned ; li-am, A peace • between two persons. j.^U'if /d/wo//, Avaricious; p. laman, SwiB, t^^ ItL'fn-.t, A coat of mail. ■'^ *"' « •[acttvc» ^^M Id^mcii, Looking, shining, ,
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J\^\J Ih7ielb,It'l,^i){ tobeshunnedpravoi(*ed. U^^ Ihmcs, reding. ,^^^ IH/na, Sljining, * ^o^* ^ ii'n*'kiii. Having no abode, [splendid, *^ ^ Itnieh, An ornament, fpidor to,
^^^ Ian, A hole in tlie ground, becaus(t^ ia ♦A^'j ^ l(inezeer, Incomparable. .J«^^
->lf i^neh, A nest, slothful, a guide. 1^^ A/r^, Distress calamity, pain, ^ t ^ U Ihwar, Painful, labour. ^^« If lhtrtk,h kind of tub, a kneading trough, t^l/ liiweh. Supplication. iS ^^ l^wce, Levi- «M>i«II /^a^^<////i. To ask. [lical.
y^'i tiihtz, A high ground. kJtA'i Wteft Abused, damaged. [head.
.Cl»>^ X MiiAiff 'i he divine nature, the God- ly 1^ li-aee, Detained, slow, adverse tortune* ^jvaXjJJ I lyel-ieiUiclt Unchangtable. J«v3P^ ^ Ihyct-hcninul, Intolciable, ^ ^aevj ^ / '^ 7^>«?5, Proli J hi ted . g^5»>J Ijyefh ^^hite, clear, appearing", shining, ^f^:, V Ihyahsee, Innumerable. ^jd^/i li-yediekf Incomprehensible. 3.^v»^ u-»^^.^ Ik-yezat, Indissoluble, [lilt gitimate, ^l^iV l(i-ye%al, Ltcrnal, durable, 4jHt^ /^^*» A greedy eater, ouo^ lai odd. In* ^£ji^^ Idi-aiel, Senseless, mad. [numerable*
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f^^ ^^-yf'fh^fi J^P^^t<?Uig,ijble» {convenient. c^ %fMi^^i, yy Of til/, SM i t al>kv p rope r^ d uCi
-♦-^0 Ihyen, A short shirt wijti^narrovy slaves.
i'ij/il %pw/e^ Jndivisjl^ff^f ,q j^,^ .^^neiit^
,MXj If layecclun, Ta ho.wL,,tP beat a. doff. ' ^4*Z/',;Ratipnal,j discreet ; /ef, Stpppii^g ; ^ \lM\li]}& heart, the 3QmI> the lip, marrow, the ^vL J /e^a/vA iit tie fQ^der.[)bestpart ofar>y tlung. t, U Lfnletf XuU of \\4ti Of inyenti^n* < , .^ £,\^\ /f^^i;.I)e1p}ing^ gl|jj //i/j^;V.JFt^l^l^, ter- •rU Ubacheh, An hahit* >,,r,^:>f .wiFrified. JUjwU /o/Jd/^A^^f/, Flesjiv, taU, hi^ndsomie. , a UJ /eMl^* ,A ^JJ^^; 9^f >vpp)len cloth. \ , C ^ y hhidiei,. 4, wpoll|?n. coat. ^^^ {j^J^fffi^'Mp. yi..y ,/f A**,^ A robf, garment ; [bKuhful/slQw. .^^lU^ lei a Jeff. Full to the lip,..rwning Qver. ^. V) ,/e/i^/?, 'The breast, bospra .n)ijk-.; , p /o'M/v ^} U; /t^p^w. Si|>le4idid. [A I>aFtn^^^Ubojj^r.
iii^4\:.fe>^t.i^Mtyi^^,vy;aten.,;,,.| ^,:..;
S^Jii/fiA<^A'^AiJi^'}!^ss, jCi^l /d/x'f,,,, Delay,
g^ /tf^'^V : ^^Kii-A^gi. tJirP wing. oQ l^i^;^. grpuod.
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^ leleh. Courage/ '•ability. • i^if^/'(*if-A/ Laying inhres, killlff^V.*^^ [bly^ h'j^* hifkhendeh. Gladness, Sniilin^aLfeeaJ ik\1ebeH\ TeaziifJ^ stopping, ' Uhttii^tichd^
^'';:j'!ebreez, FuU'ti>'ttt6 b^in^^'V^ ',u,^ U a;>
jj lef>ez, FlebH^, long b6di6d fft^4^y^>;>-c y^^ ' tWSy ^ Put t i 1% on a gaVmeht . ^ [fiiisJoiJ^ L^ hhet, A kind of habit, 'dbscufity, coh«* tJ /<i^e/, Throwing Upon the ground, si rising iLiAj ' ftj^tf^, Skilful, prudence.' [the grounds' iUJ /e^rjt, Confounding, mixing '^^ " '* h' ^^ «Lli iixi /d^/A^, ivy, .bind- weed, pfellitory. *- * 4Xj U/oA, Kindness^' '^^^ *'^' cV^^vjivi-A U j. ^ Ubem, A tremour of the shoulderi. -j^ '->^ j^ /e?;pw, NJilk ; lebn, A brick or tile. ^ ; ' ' tx^lebcnefi A brick, abound rhg* in milk (a ca-^ '^A.Vlchnee, Black frankincense, [mcl or sheep).^ *^J^ lehoo, ?\^r:' oi \j: lobh, fa- lioness^
t ^j lofjoot.h n iron covering for the head, bra veju ^ yj iep<H)t^ The interior part ot the cheekj A^ leboodf Lighting (as a bird on the ground). ij»,>! leboos. Putting on a garment, a coat o^ /.^•aI /f/'OOw.A bounding in milk (cattle), [mail* i*^ icbweh, Rennet for curdling milk.
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-iiJ 7^/'^<?, Cbnsiiihing a grc'at deal of meat, £^>j/^/'eeA, Discreet, uhderstahding, sagacioUsu jSaujJ '/fto^e/, A kind'of fcldak. ' '^
i!l$>te^/re5e^ "A mU]titiide;deIa3^^^''*^,^V ^S'leheekh^: k bkg of music. '\-?^*'^^^ i^ Me^, Cf6thed. tqu^rr^**^;''^^^^''^ !^ cJuJ /e'/'Pf**; 'Wise, prud^rtt; ^kilfcl/**^^ ^ AaaJ lehtekt Here lam, I Wait ydiir commands,*
luJ /d^('W(i,A' ^i^rt'aih'nlusicalmbd^' fbi^ sheep). JUxJ /eheenet, Full of milkf (tfie udder of carme!:' uHaJ /<?//, Mixing, bruising! i/ kti 'A' ih^Ce;^ CL> bi '?o/^/, The' bark 6f tr^ysl '^''|st)Iitting;;' £bl ' ietih, 'Hunger. "viiAl^ui lettLkt, In pieces;* ilrr /l5/c///''Flx^d/strikirig''veith k's^^kri''^ ''•*^ ^ '/^^A, Hunger. ^V^^^-^'^^ ''''^^^.^
^ /«/«^yfA, Cutting (Vith"^ k6bufge)i^^^.^< ^ Vm, ^Striking (with- the h^rAis)^'^^'^-^ *i' iif" BtfelU Tn pieces, to^rnj itieari.' ■' ' ' '^- '^rj j,:i /e/e?//. Striking \vilh "a "spear.bedtiVrg:--^?'* *ll!a fei't^^^er; Sltiggish, a greedy eater. [lineniv %^ te.inet, A hedge- hog. \^ /e/e^. In piec^si ^ c^Mj?w,^'IList]n.'' '^ ■- -'^ *• »^[l)I^ditii^ cLJ /es5. Raining fors^^aTilaj?^-,''d^v\^i lCfou-
SjJJ /eWd/,*'A'^i:owdi'a-m^ ^tVui
Xiia leslest'f, StQppif^, Uiixjierifl^" t IHM Uliiig* 1^ iesetff, Kissin^d br€U}klng,.veijiii^ th^ l^):e« ^ /«f6r, jM»>i*^ei^i^g (,a gariiieiii). VA t, ;_,
gvj /d/. Making a noi^e, sharp (s word) ;. /o^i^ ^ Plenty r a j^real bqjy of w^te^^ ^,,^.v,\ L;j
c^l^ Aja/, 'l,be upper linUl of a door. .. *,UaJ /ej\i¥i»^ .bridle. Tjcins ^ssa^.lt^jeffi Ru^rin^.
.5^ Ai/Vx, LickinjC. .TiiinyU ,^^'J?!^^if%
•j^ ii'j't^. Blind of,an.eTfj,,j,.') - > \ ^^a ^^^/eje.k;, 'J he fii«iiif.f , , . fwliirh 9;)^^rEa,
fgo^ J^efiit ^1''^% Us^\y ItJ uiei, A mountajii,
XLjcd /(S7V«'^ A number of m^n consenting Xpi
g^acO /<^*(^,, CuntentiouF, quarrelsome, . e^>58d Ijioout Stubborn (camey.^VdbWiV it-.i
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^si lejee. The ocean, the deep* ijL^ l^eef. An arrow, the side of a door, t^jisy]fUjepnt Silver, a leaf. [cutting (eves),' ^^ J^fik, (fern, leket,) Twinkling of the eye^ l^ /d/?A, The bark, la lasvj kh^dei, A piece l^i^I hhhset, A lioness. '^ ' * ' [of nieati AM Uri lehdisem, Plur. of *.*»»«o lohsem, ^*o\^ leh^see, Ill-luck, distress. [serving,. }e l«rJ /tf//^2, Looking with half-shut eyes, ob- c«5 larJ lehhf^Kn upper garment, a counterpane. CJ l^ lehahf A bow-case. ^ i^cvl lehhhm, A
butcher, a seller of meat. [impropriety, Qx l«0 lehhnt One who pronounces with great- «y,c^ /■7/e'^', Going straight, throwing on tho'
grounH, drawing flesh from a bone. ^s^\ lehcj. Sticking in the scabbard (a sword);;: ^\^s^ leheh, Narrow (place). \lehj\ K crow, jk»l hhed, Leaning, burying, disputing. \ss^ hhex, Covetousness, niggardliness. ' ''■"" jjjy^j lehes, Licking (a dish,) eating, ^^.^se^ lohsonit A narrow water- course. - "^ t^-sv! hhes, Theshrinking of the upper eye-lid. "' j^^l^xs^l leheshn, Swiftness, jumping, "^
tscJ lehet, Sprinkling with water or oil. uA*vJ leheh Any thing following and joining '
another. ^ ^ *•;...' -^ -y..:^^:;a ^'^^ii^-i 4^;*^
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^icO Meh, Joining, striking. i^si^JMa, An aninmlcule like a lizards gvXxJ IthUh, Narrow (pl^ce ) \
hsXzs^ yiUhety Dry hTt'4ih " ^ n^ ' ^
]U«4 khew&tt Apiece of meat; lohmef, Baft, '^jsej leht^n. Wise, underst angling, deviating. lU^ lehenet. One soi\pd,. one barbarism* ^*0 lehoo» Stripping the; barH off a^ bija^^dju 'Sjb.^3aJ khtvejef^ Mixing togethef. ..^*^\ >^ ^^ lohooht A kind of Arabian cakc; ^^i9s^ lehood. Deep (the water of a well), ^^aevi lehwes. Greatly or passiopately de-^ i^'^arJ /cf //oo^, Reaching. | siring or wibhiMg for^^ ^y^l Jo/ivi, Belonging to the beardv or jaws# ^rJ lehee» Defaming, tke chin. -^Ua;^) I oh ^ an ee, Hawing a large or long bear(?#^ V*«0 lehee'; Having little flesh on the back Ia^ lehyei, A b^^ard, whibkcrs. [(a camel)... ^A^hheej, Cheat,, deceit. , ,
ly*«0 loheixh , A ti casure [n?f», looking back. 4^aMKv] hhees, Narrow, strait. Jt^acU /c7^c^sJ^Likc* tJ(p;0. h'heeft 'riie» upper lintel of a door. imjkO leheem^ Full of flesh, slain j/^/^eew^Sil- jkvJ lekli, Full of tears (an eye.) [ver;^ gold» UO lekhby^TQ talk, or chat, a gaJIy-pot.-^ y^ kkheb. Bruising, \lokhk, A sbpe, sandal.
w»a:0 hJihf, A boot, shoe, slipper, a pieces atl iron macd. [pillars.
^.;>/^ l^hhteeneht A place raised on wooden gidW M/;yj A wbite humour congealed ^bout V. ti^e eveS'i W/zef', Yitriol. i»ips?J Uhhjtm, Large- bellied (a catiiel). y&9^\ithiti.y A sharp ktiife. [an asvlura;
/♦vt*/ hkhshkit, A supporter, an undersetiv ^' ♦*» ^ hhhshchf A burnmg coal, [abominate^ ^« i^ A V lekhsheedurij To support, to move** *kxj Zf^/za, Weakness, feebleness. i.JbssO li'hhef, '1 hin foam or froth, a hard blow*- Jt^ hhhfett A thin White stone. cJj^y^ lelili^icoJt, A crHck in the earth, fcOi^ hkllckb, Feeble, weak, debilitated. ^UxVsEvi ItkhUhhan, Speafcirtg improper! j, If^JW itklfiM^r Perfume, odour. ^i^ kkhmt A kind of sea-^fisli, jjjivJ Itkkou^ Stinking, unciFCumcised* , -^.'V - J^ IMnenih, A kind of blue flower. t^^ic^i hkhircei A prating woman. [ther. ^lehhee, Ha\tngone knee larger than ano- jj /ef^, Td, v^ith, at, after, nigh ; a. p. lod ov
lodd. Contending, disputing, a bag* \2Ly V oJ ledb^iy Plur. of » jj ledet, * \ oJ kdb4i i*lur. of ^ o4 kded, \,
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i^jj ledhgh, A sharp thorn, a sting. %i \ jj lodtighet, A curse, a cutting speech, ^ VaI leddim, A cobler. «3o»jJ ledknet. Soft or limber, pliant.- [ra'.y, SjJ ZcJt^/, A birth-day, begotten, cotempo* a oJ leded, A formidable enemy, a violent 'con« ^^ jj /et/d*, Licking, a blow with the hand. [test, ^jj ledeght Stinging (as a scorpion,) biting 4 _ J /<?^r^, A plaister. [(as a serpent).
X^ 1 jj lodonnet. Any thing necessary to be done. .AjOJ iedood, An enemy, a pain in the mouth tf *)J ^efl?ee, At, aftcFj near, by. [or throat. iXjjJ ledeed, Physic, 5 ju oJ /e^/eec^e/, A flou- t}>^j^ ledees. Fleshy, fat. [rishing garden. ^jjJ ledeem, A garment. osJ lex%, Oratorical, CLi 1 oJ lerzkt, Plur. of cii ^ lezzet. [agreeable, i^jJ lethz, Taking delight, sweet, voluptu- ^j \ jj Icihycz, Plur. of g 6^ i.j le%ee%et. [ous^ I 3J/e?5se^, Delight, pleasure, sweetness, taste, « ia /eac^ S'PPJ'^g* importunate. [savour. ^ W /^;Ea, Burning, reproaching. il^oJ le%lk%t Swift, active. 4J oJ lezleka. On account of, because. - jJ U%dm, Pleasing. »--.^3J lozoohy Stopping. 4?^ /cs;ee,That. iooJ /^zde25,Sweet, delightfuL j) lor. Old, aged, a rugged (ground).
^'s^yl Ierjee,Odour> J J ler%, TremhVmg,drc^&^ 'CJ^J ? ^^^5S^77, Tremulous, [blei
CJ^^J ? fer%^needun, To frighten, totrem* 6 ) J Jer%eh^ Trembling, tremour. C) ^Jj ferzeedini, To tremble, to be moved; /f J ^ars, A bldW',a'cuff. (rating cotton; ^J J forck, A bow for cleaning and sepa-' y^ lerler. One of the names of Omnipotence^ tJfereh,The leprosy. vi /d:?:3i, Joining, fastening.' cJ ly /d2;^^, Glue. ^ i^i /^^z.Vwr, Reproachful, af- ^j) lenej, Extensive, long and limber, [front.' *;s.y lezjef, Keeping much at home. ^ Ijjji le%sJufd,n, Blacls. mud- or clay. ^
ly lexem, Urgent, adhering. [luck.'
j^^y leze7?, Pressure in a natrow place;' illx ^*jp) le%shen, ]Mud at the bbttom of a pond. *3-^ leznefy Need, poverty. ^ ')) lezsheencheh, A< clev^ or hank of threadi Lj^y lezooh. Fast, settled. ''^'-"ffoV wound* c_J^y Ivzoohf Adhering; kzOol', A medicine -•y /e%oom,Necessity,del)t. eV /<?.<? //'e^, Thick* ;j<.^ lez^echchj A clew of thread. [ag^d; 'Svy lezeexet, Neighbouring. V Y. ■ j lezeek, An inseparable convpanton. ■* '^X^y hzeekee. Any thing agreeable (in speech) which ^Tiheres or is remembered*^ * ^sr^j ^
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.yj los. An agreeable flavour,
•^♦•U lesshsei, A sliee of a cameVs bunch,
* '*J les\m. Tasting. fa book.
^UJ kshn, The tongue, language, Hie stile of
V^^) /i;*<;^', Stinging (as a scorpion,) persisting.
^^y**J lest. Fast, solid, hard
^uJ lesedt Sucking eating (hone}),
2*J h.sa, Stinging, abusing, travelling,
ir iV^l hslks, A slice of a camel's bunch.
«^ lenient. Dumb. ^^^J lesen. Orator. |ing.
V>m4 lesooh, Somewhat. cJJ^*J iesook, Adher-
t*J j-^ leseedun, To lick. «a*J iesia, A punc-
4^ leshsh, Compelling. fti.rc. a sting.
CJy losht, Fast, hard, altitude, a battlement,
y^Ci^ hshkar. An army.
^jiiUJ lesh/hsh, Interrupted, fearful man.
Si iiLiJ leshlkshetf Restness, commotion.
4^ leshen, A prop, support.
iiJ Ic&hee, Becoming wretched after being in ^JljJ /&s//^ewtf/2,The ring- worm, [a hi^ih station, oal /c55. Robbing, shutting a door. X^l^ lesd,set. Robbery. [bard,) adhering. tg^ lesel't Sticking (as a sword in the ^cab- CuaJ lest, A robber. L^I lesset, A female n^b- ^yu<^ le&ses, Robbing, robbery. [ben
4^^J /e^/i The caper-tree or root.
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^jj^ leseh The side. tjoXA^l leslesef, ^fotion, wyaJ lesoo/', Plur. of i^^ leseb, fjunciioii, tfjc ^«fll lesooseyt't. Robbery. t-Ji ^-^l lesook, Con-
^JC^ lezx, Asbiduous, persevering. [•"^»
(joMLiJ Md,z, Intelligent. [lefu
Ju<aLaJ /t'2;/d«f/. Looking to the right or to the
^aJ lezee. An intelligent guide.
y /(*//, Necessary, fastening to, shutting a door,
lU /??/^, Adhering to. [concealing news.
,iliy /<'/4/, The forehead, a place. (^
Xiiy leidfet, Beauty, elegance, grace.
^lU letam. Giving a box or blow.
. •; .U! /d/e«, Corruption, assembling.
^vU 7e/e^, Striking gently on the back, with
the palm of the hand. ^LJ leickh, Staining, defaming, accusing (of
a crime). jjmLI /t'/<?.9,Dashing, kicking UJ /d/d/,Toothless. ^y /d/f/, Licking, kicking C^*^ IctJanBcnC' SiL\ let fefy A small present, [ficent.
JaJy let let. Toothless (woman). *.t:J Intern, Striking with a palm twig, 'stain, 4,4L1 lefwee, Aroraatick. ^ ^y letookh. Filth, cjOtl /^7rv^i Beautiful, elegant, genteel, pene- -^y Ideei/i, Cut with blows. [trating.
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Jal Jeita, Blligent, continual. 1^ ^W lezlkz, Warm, hot (day), [indignation. %]£^^e^ lezlezet. Coiling, turning the head with ^tl iezee, Hell or hell- fire, «I la. Of a bad disposition and mean original ^1*1 loh-a. Herbage just sprouting [(a man). cJ i*J lU'hJt, Licking the lips or teeth. -II liiini, Out of form, ugly. |,^IjJ /rt-a?/,Cursing, sentencing (as a judge); V^j Ihb, Playing, g:ime. 3U*J^/a-/'e/, A game; lo-Ut, Play of any thing. J Uu*J lu'het'haz, A player. ^%\ lo'bee. Belonging to play. Jul iatt, Beautiful, chaste (woman). j
iJLk'A las, Slow. ^i6 lajy Agitated. [tivc.
l^':^^ la zcmet, Delajing, hesitating, atten- ua*J laSy Hardness, severity. Ijijtl /o%, la king (with the tongue). Ui& latf Equal, resembling. XtuJ lotet, A malignant eye. [Licking,.
SUJwiJ lazeinety Devouring (flesh). «-JijtJ lak^ UJ 111, A gem, a ruby of the most brilliant «W lald-a, Fearless. [lustre.
•UJ /a- /a, A wolf. JjJ la- kit, A tulip.
♦^AxJ la-leen, Ruby, of a ruby colour. }0\^ k-mdz, A vain boaster.
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^t^] td^mez, A gluttonous mart.
^jtl /aw. Cursing, ijjt] la-net, Animprecatiorij
^^ ys\ ia-oh. A beautiful (girl\ [eurse*
g^i la-wet, Excess of hungefi
i^^«J laos,k wolfjSome,a man suddenly dev6ur*
ijcyj lawez, A kind of animal, [ing any things
cjiytl lawek. Licked^ ignorant. [of millet*
\^\ la-y. Ill-disposed. SxjjJ la-yat, Bread baked
f^\ layn. Abhorred, hated, execrable.
U) leghk. Sinning, attentives
IjU] loghcbhetf Feebleness, folly* \
djiy log hat, Viur, of c.i!i loghat. j
^UJ leghgha%i Slandering (man).
IsliJ leghaty Name of a mountain.
-U! leghhm, A shoe; logJikm^ A bridle, the
foam (of a camel). (L-_jy /f^g/^d/"', Wearing, injuring, [a dictionary. liJ loghct,The tongue, idiom, speech, language, ooJ /f^g/zet/, Keeping in order, erecting the ears. viJ legl.ez, Changing, distortin^j. .♦tl'ij leghzhn. Apt to make one slip. ^ /jj \ ^ leghzhneedun, T© make any thing
slip, slide, fall. .♦I yW. iiJ leghzeedun. To lean against, to slide, ^ij legls'V, The scald* [fall, slip*
JLii kghtt, Making a murmuring noise.
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ijUJ Uoliefy Making up meat irtto balls.
Ux) leghftut Plur. of ^^^ij legheef,
XrXxJ leghleghet. Stammering.
«x) leghetn, Foaming (camel,) uncertain news;
p. leghem, A bridle, reins [milk and fried, '^y^ ^f^g^ifioon, A species of cake steeped in yH leglioo, An inconsiderate speech, barking, ^yil leghoo^>. Foolish, feeble, Xj^ kghoolety Follj, feebleness. [of herb, u->*J leghoos, Some, a wolf, a robber, a kind ju-^xl Icghweset, Tottering from weakness^ ^ya leghwee. Foolishly spoken, [triflingly. A\ leghee. An inconsiderate speech, talking 4«-AAiJ legheebf A bad palm. [with barley), vii^il le ghees, Mixed, adulterated (as wheat 4— iA*3 Icgheef, A friend, a receiver of stolen
goods. JuujiJ legheefet. Broth, a kind of sweet cake. w«l l^ff* Wrapping, folding, collecting, deny- ci>UJ lefhtj Of a bad temper, foolish, [ing. fcUJ /e/^2{, A kind of sweet herb, ^Ul lefk-a. An upper garment of a man or
woman, a covering. L^liJ /e/d/, A mixture of sour and sweet. U UJ lefafetyAny kind of bandage wrapt round
the feet.
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cJUJ Iefai,.Two cloths sewed together^ -UJ lefcim, A veil which covers the tip of the h UJ lefayef, Plur. of Si UJ lefhfet. ["ose, ij lefet. Crooked (as a horn,) bending. UiJ /^/(i.. Having crooked horns (a goat); SKiJ lefdety Striking cruelly. jLXiJ lefteyety A dish of carrots or grapes. ^j Ze//, Distress, misery, ^jj /e/*^, Burning, ^iJ lefehh, Giving one a blow, [fomenting. ^iJ lefeshy Hanging down. liiJ lefe%t A word, 4j^;j///^/,Stammering. [pronunciation, ejecting. t_-V 5 /<vWi', Sewing two things together, xb •Icfgtier, Smoke, soot. ^\] I ''fief, In^rm, weak, [mouth (a woman). *.L' /^f?wi, • Binding a fillet over the nose or ci>^iJ lefooft Perverse. ^ ^il lefooh. Scorching XaaIJ lefeetety A kind of thick soup. [(wind). laAil lefee%, (fern, lefeezet,) Spoken, thrown AjiJ l*ifeek. Of a bad temper, [out.
cJ3 lekJi, Striking with the hand, [assailing, ijU Ztf/ra, Meeting, opposing, seeing; /eM,Face, 51jlJ lekat. The pavement, the middle of the ^\%\ lekas. Railing, calling names. [road* JsUJ lekai, Meeting from opposite quarters. g'iJ lekh-a, A kind of garment. c» I* UJ lokk^-at, Sound, iioi«e.
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Ju 11! lekhnett Having a quickness of apprehcn- «^ leheb, A title of honour, a surname, [sion. cija We#, Confounding, mixing. ^ lekeht A mountain^ a horse. P^«J lekoohf A he-canrel. ^^XJ leltoom, The „»J /e^ec, Reproaching, [middle of the road. ^*i lekeeh, tigty, out of form. ^«] Itheet, Collected, a foundling boy» ^ ^Wa^H lekeetee, A tell-tale, a spy, cji^ i^keef, Tumbled down or sunk at the ^'i\ hJceem K globular morsel [bottom (a well), ^^J3 lah, A hundred thousand, fe3 lekb,, A stain upon cloths, a calf *s skin. ci» i>=n< lohkSy A sparkling stone amidst plaister. ^ L.Sa! lekasee, White. [sembling it.
iji Lsil lekash, Money, or any thing round rc- glsJ lehk'ttj Throwing, enraging. aJL^il lifkciJi, Compression. f tt legliin, A bridle, the reins. .^ K) lekkmehi A pudding, a sausage. jH l<5 leghn, A water-pot, a bridle, the reins. >JJ lekpedy A kick.
^..jCCCr leJfpek, A fool, running up and down. WT /t'yt/a. Gruel, pottage. [camel).
i^:- ^^\ hkes. Having pustules in the mouth (a OlsJ kked. Striking with the foot.
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>^ 7eh7:, Winking, striking, covetotij. ^ u-^ Ickes, Stubborn. [pion,) suckling.
e^l h\a, Dirt, filth, biting (a snake or scor* USil leJta-h, Mean, servile (woman), ^i lekem, Boxing, [vessel, a candlestick. ^^/^e7/,Stammering; p. /d^tf;z, A washing w^^X'/e^oope>^,Foolish, running up and down, ^j^\ Ickood, Nasty, dirtj. [an old carpet.
^^^aj Mofl, Vile, wretched.
rJ^ lehelh A stain> a spot, fearful.
^^yV lehehen, A fast-day, hunger.
j^.^EJ Mee, Addicted to. j^^] lekkeyet, Fleshy*
2t^J M?fl!, Abject, vile, mean, wretched.
^ lemm, Collecting, assembling; km, Not; hmh, Why ? for what ?
U /dwat. Not yet, why, after that, when ;
iMJ to/7/a/,Plur. of t,\ lomet. [Icmtt, Why?
2;U Zewo/, A small* bit of meat, a taste, a
C^ /ew^a^yi-^, Striking. [morsel.
I :>UI lemaza. For what reason ? why ?
jUl /o/W(7«, A slanderer, detractor.
« l^J lemma- at, Shining ; /owg^, A body of
cJ UJ /dWfl^, Any thing. [^^^^
UUl levmmh. Sometimes, from time to time.
1,1 hinet, A small body of men. [of robbers.
/^ lomier, Fearless. ^ U-^ /o/z^/'fiw, A natioa
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^ Umehf Twinkling, flashing. X«\^j lomhetf A glance, a wink. ^ lemed. Submission. ^^Ij^ ieiyidhn, Sub- 8y«J leiitxei, A slanderer. [missive.
^j^^sJ Icmes, The touch, feeling. ij_^ lemter, A bold intrepid man. JSrJ Umex, Haying whit^ on the under lip •^ lemat Glittering. [(a horse).
oW loma-ht, Plur. of Xr^J hm-at, [&c. j?<sj /6;n-a/,0ne flesh, iL»j/eme;^, Kneading leaven, ^ lemoOy Eating the whole. ^y^ lemoohy Looking slily but attentively, ^ y^i lemoos. Base-born, bastardly, [shining. ^ lemee, A brown or blackish colour of the IaJ lemi^t Having brown or black lips. [lips. gvA^j lemeej, A greedy eater. ^J^ lanees, (A woman) soft to the touch. i3u«! lemeekt Painted eyes, [never, not at all. jj len, A particle preceding the futur®, no, ^ lemher^ Salt, strife, quarrel. ^ lemleht Full of flesh (a man), frheek, a lip. ^ lenter, A corpulent man, ^ hnj. The \ / y^. lonjeh. Waving from side to side. [ing. jjJ /<?mf,Membrum virile. I>J lendci, Murmur- l*) J^^ letideedun, To limp, to boast, to mur- *U ^nk, Lame. [mur.
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^ kij lenghkt Abusive.
.♦I ^ lengan, Limping, sneezing.
\k} lenker, An anchor.
J yjj lengoomh, A cloth wrapped round the
middle when in the bath. ^^ Unniehf Fleshy (man), ^j laii\ If, but if. \^ iaivht The coiling of a serpent, a banner. t_><^ leivhh. Spittle* SJ^J lawai, Pudendal -1^ hivah. Thirst, [pubes,
A \ ^\ letva^ht Butter melted amongst milk* itjl lawa%. Taking refuge, y\ ^\ lawiva%, A fruit- seller, -3^^ lawaxcm, Plur. of^j^ la%em, y-^^1 lawioaSy A greedy eater ; /az^a*, Any
thing agreeable to the palate. tM>S^ lawas&t, A morsel, yil^ lawash,A cake, \ja \ ^\ Ictwast Pure honey. [a biscuit.
^\yi laiva'OJ, Plur. of ^at^ /a-q;. <_< \ ^\ lawwafy A maker of carpets. ^s^ lawah What is eaten or chewed, L^S^ laivalel, Plur, of «-^^ lawklt* -l^J lawwam. An accuser, ;«f>,oJ ,v . t^i^^^J lawayett The spear staff of a banner. g\j!^l lawayeh^ Plur. of g^^ :; lay eh, . .*,
^ .^^ /oo^ or /oitZ', Thirst, a bee, f pulse,
I^^ kobet, A Lybian. U y looheyb,, A spe-cies of.
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c>y\ loot, Manifesting; p. loott Victuals, 6^1 /ot^'e«, Surrounding, taking refuge, wrap* ping a turban round the head, [feebleness. U ^ lou'stt, Feeble. Xj^ /oo*e/,Might, strength^ U.^ loojht Need, wanting. ^yi ioweh, Plank or table of bone, thirstj. S«»^ lowfief, One table. ^s»^ lowhee, Thirsty," A^ lookh, A reed. ^ ^ lookhen. The mooa« i^ lowez, Taking refuge, the edge, skirts of ^c i^J lowta-yee. Eloquent, ingenious, [a field. j^ lowt, The almond. J J J looxleh, Seduction, [tion of almonds. >^ J J lott'xeenejt A confection or prepara* i^^J lows. Tasting ; P. loos, Deceiver, full of J U y loosiineh, Swiftness, speed, [clay, mud. >^ y looshy Black thin clay, mud adher- ing to cattle, impotent, flattery, ^^^ looshnhk, Muddy, black thin clay^ ^ ^ y loosheedim/To be insensible, careless. ^^1 lotves, Peeping through a chink or win* 1j^ lowt, An inclination. [dow, &e.
c^I Iowa, Covetous, niggardly. ' L'l
Se^J lowat. Inflaming with love. • --^*
^ J /oog^. Drinking, milking cJ^ lowef, Chewing, eating. -' • -
5^ lowJt, Senselessness, dtillaes!^. -
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w^y 7oo^cf^,i A large pot. x5^/©olc/. Butter-' ^^S^l loiikeiiy The paunch. ^ J /o?/'/?". Chewing, gnawing.' J J lookeh, Cotton taken from the pods. 7 y.I loiL'lk, Unless. i^\ ^ laivleh, k screw, ar 3 J holery One of the names of God, [eanaL «1^I latt'ta. Blackness round the nipples. p^ looho/A pearl i^^J^ /00/oi, Belonging to' J J Yoo/t?^, A canal,^ tube. [pearUr
♦ ^J /oo/gewy A vessel, a jugki«^i* ,*r-\>. i.,^-u» ^^'2oom, Of mean birth, base, fti^ghrdly. ''^ bd^J hwrna. Reproach- «^^ /o2^/;ie/,Blamingr ^ p /w^wied,Upbraidijig, disgracing. [aGCusing.^* ^^^,^ low7i, The calour or e^tternal form. <'p lou'6ft, Oreatlng, creation; j" • ^'f A vesseV ^ ^l lowee, A tiisease, a crooked arrow ; p. lot, V^lwjh, A kitid of pbnt< = iXy^ iotv€eut,-h^ ^y\ loweed. Large cattle, [mixed multitude. Jrtaj A- Idiveetef't k disii of diiFerertt kindsof meaL- ij* M?fy Fdr him.'i4J Z^^!,, f\)r'lier. - - - cU^^' kh^bf Burning, flara'iitg' (^i«e)i-^*^^-« ^rv,j
fc^^A.J leheeh, Burning clear, flaming (iire)r"
t {^ Nheit, The uvula. c±ii l^ :/«^d«'r Strength*.
h\\ Ifjfiad^A sighv^^'il^ /<;M25e/7i,P]ur. oL j*^*.
Si^N^j lehhiicmi\ Vlur. of Ij,'J^ lehtieuiett -?
y^l^l /uMj^k A- little food4 j».wl^:'Plui:. of j^;^^
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lU^J /^A^-fl/, Weakness, carelessness.
cJl^ lehdf, Plur, of cJ*^ leheef,
t«jl^ lehak, Whiteness, a white cow.
^l^ lohhm, A numerous army.
«jy«l^ lekkmeem, Plur. of -^jJ lohinoom.
c-A^ /eAe^,Thirst, flaming (fire,) flying (dust,)
a valley. l^/e^^er^AUnintelligible speech, going slow. ^ky) lehbelehy Senseless, ignorant, a brute, {^ c£s^ lehes, Thijrsting. (^>li^J lehesdn, Thitst;. Ijy lohset. Lassitude, thirst. ^ lehej\ Nig- 3(^sv^ lehfet, The tongue, [gardiy, avaricious.; ^sff<^ lekj'em, A cup, a goblet, a high- way. ^ lehcheh. Ugly, tremour. 1^ lehet, Distressing^ licking, eating, a graye^ J.4^3 iekaxd(,i Because of, therefor<c., v., ^
l»i^ lehxem. Sharp, penetrating (^e^r^Xain-;
plum pudendum rtiulieris. J > . \ ^ lehe%, The first appeai^anc^ of grey hairs« jUv^ lehzemet. The jaw bone projecting ]anw ^^ /e/ve«. Licking. , '.[dertl^eie^rs^
t^ lehsetf Somewhat, a little, , .; ; ,• . jM«^ lohsom, A narrow part; of • I St ream*. L;^ /eAe^ Shooting an arrow, . [mouring# fla^ lehtef. Doubtful news; ^^ ZeAia, Hu- c-J^J khef, Oppressive, iamenting. ^;^\ i^ .^
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jy lehek,^h\t€, whitenessi *X^! leJileh, VWmsy^ ^ lehem. Eating ; Iehevim<if Out-stripping JU^l lehmet, A grain of barley^, [{a horse,) liberal, -^44! lohmoom. Full of milk (a camfel,) a fine iijL^ lehemiek, Becae^e you. [horse, a libieral man. ^J Mjo, Playing, amusing* - i^^^ ilehooir, Plur, oft-p^ lehth, $j^ lehwety' A prese n t o f great val ue. Ii3'y^ lelnvek, A vain boaster. ^^ lohee.ljoy^ L^^ leheedf Ardour, beat, [ing, dismissihg«i ^ leJieeci, A large- cauldron or kettle. . - i^x^l.lehee^eff Pottage, panado, &c. Uu^l leheefy Afflicted, injured (woman)^ -. ^! leheevi, IlMuck, distress, death. \;W ^ lee, A vessel, a easket; a. Zee, Tome'; life, - Bending, denying, dissembling, preferringi U kt/it, A beautiful woman. t^jlLuJ lei/hb, A mouthful. \i^
^{A ftii/ah, White, a white bulL -
^\A leyaJih, Butter'melted amongst milk* % ^ {A ley at t Lime, plaister, colour. ^
gUl /e^flni?. Violent strong (wind), ltx\*\ JeyagJiet, Foolish.in love.- . eJU leyak. Flame, heat. liU leyaketi Dignity, skill, merit, excellenca JU %4/, ^iur. of ^A kek" .-^^--1 o^'S'i \^
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fV le.yam. Base,, foul. [humarfely^
^^IaJ leyan, Softuess, convenience, beUaving «ji*a1 let ft Beguiling. XJ /^^d/. One piy or fold* dsJ lees, A spider, a lion ; lees, A kind of ^ysKA kejoor, The bank, shore. [plant.
fj^A leyes, Fearless, courage, valour. [tide, tfi^ leeseih. Licking; J leeseh, A tes-
/*;>:>— <;^ lecseedun. To lick, ^j leet, Any^ ^^^ IkJ /edaw, Satan, itbipg agreeable, colour. Slla-i ieetet, 'J he bark of a cane or reed. ^_jjIji>I Iceya-'in, Oppressing, melancholy, XxJ l^eyat. Flaming, starving. ^^J U'cf\ A kind of herb, a loose cloak. jjf\^^ Ivi'Jhneet Large- beard ed.;,.-^//. [fuge. cJiJ leek. Containing, reserving, taking re- ^.X^ leek, Notwithstanding, but, neverthe- ^ Zee/, Night, bustard. [less.
iUJ leeltk, A fowl. x*vJ leemet, Resembling, 'c}7 leemoon, A citron.' [equal,
^ lean, Soft, gentle, smooth, slippery, but if. ^ lioo. Butter- milk. (jj>^>*l lewan, A royal iJ^J letvikf A kind of moth., [tent,
»^*J leweh, Fawning, flattery. j
Jul lech, Hiding, covered, eminent. ;j
^ /ecw. Base, worthless, ignoble, avaricious.
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-, wcem\ The twenty fourth letter of tho Arabick alphabet, and the twenty- eighth of the Persian In arithmetick, it denotes 40, and in almanacks, is the character for Sunday* Lo ffid,. No, not, if, what, whatsoever, thal^ which, why, wherefore, often, always, somev ,U vi^-n. Water. [what*
4_,U vtb.b, A repository, a center or point* ' ^^\j\^ maf)akee. The remainder, the rest. OoU wkbeii, A place, a mansion, ^j u inkhezy The back part of the knee-joint. cij^jU wahoot. Flaming with rage. jyi^ vthhoor^ The aspersion of the male flow- ers on the female palm, and thereby ren- dering it fruitful. J3.J U mhhool, A well surrounded by a parapet. '^^ to maboon^ Scandalous, base. ^jU fnabee, Abhorred, pestiferous, (^jl-o mabeen, Between, an interval* ^i:^ I w?^f,Conquered, reduced to extremity (es- ^ Ur;zd^d^,Drinking water, [peciallyatchess). ^jU nthtia. Long, well twisted (a rope,) very red (wine,) excellent, pfeponderating (the ^ I /;/d/ew. Mourning, [scale of a balance.) U^U maiootid,, Asses. [coming*
^ U mktee, Came, a place to which one comes.
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lUU m(imt, "Wbiipering:, slander* ■xS U mksed^ A beJioMer, an observer. ^U mhser, Plur. of^i e«dr. Ji U mA5^/, Adhering tju;the ground. [Relation, ^U> masBOi, Sioiiing, iniquity, ^^^u nf4>toofj fyl« rnttsoanif A guUty or suspected person. IjUjri't/;, Full of salt; p «4,. 7^be*noqn.^,';, Oisf.}^ .il^Qjedf^A, man) conspicuous for bopour, ^j^lf jniijer^t Event, past. [nobility.
j^U mhfel, ^ pond, a ditch, ^^ UW'Cijen, Fearless, speaking, speech [paid. g^ U mhjoqf, Magog. J ^ U mkjoor, Requited, ^^^fifU fiitg'ooshoon, A ship shaped like the ^ U m^^ The white of an egg., ; ;; >[jnoon. iA^-U mhhesh, A greedy cater, if • .; '. Jf4to, UnjAAd?«e/, Any thing collected, the harvest, 4jib* U wa/^r^Havin^pure oiilk [produce of fruit. ,^«a».U mb.hfi%ery Whatever is ready. •JisfcU m^hek. Hot (day,) excessive hpt. ^U m^/W, Barren (coui;>try or season)^ ,_^ j^U «i.i^O€»«, A kind of fine- scented herb, j««*"U mahee, Spoiling.blottingout, obliterating, ^U wakhy A perfidious man, a scoundrel, a-
dulterated gold or silver. ;;. ,'^^^ ^U mhklhx, A receptacle. , [Momeotary, gaai>U mc^khe%. Bringing forth. >lU inakh^l,
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j^ U nih^hoor, A tavern, a company of drimlc-* y^ t ffthkhooftai Mad, sensdes*. '^ •'[arda. ^U w^c/, Soft- plant. ' iial^ m^fl^dfw, Diiring, Xj A U mhdelet, Punishment [whiUt, until that. l-^'Mt^riihddety A^ article, subjects a^rgumeoti W^ 5 • ^hdtheen, A loop. ^ a U rtib.de'H ji-VU fiiadekh, Precious, [Prafelnfg;
^ <l i •rjid«^«r, A mother. {^ j yi mhd^ree^' Ma.-^ jyaU mctddbr. Having a ruptute. ■ *[temal. pjA-lio ffthdoom, (Bve^d) dressed with nreat, or
fish. ■i^>ifj"< .♦.'V'l ' ^^\^,\M\'^:v: 5^. ,^»ij
J. 3 a U rnkdooTtt Short (iri the neck or hanils)Li
%:> U rnkdeh, A praiser ;' ip rahdefi, A woman^ti
^i(^ m Wee, Belonging to ^ wom^an. [female.
i*j-{y » X midn/an, A mare, a she-ass. „^
J^ji inkdeencht Female in general.''* *-^',t«^
I J i masaJr, A mother. m^./^j^
^U Widr, Envoying ; p. ttihr, A snake, sefp^nt.
) J I mhra, Us,cto us, [of the Persian month;*
jjj^ ]j t# rnd /dv/t^Wf/j 'The twenty- riiti^h.day
.♦lilt mi^rhw, Plur of j\ ninr, {sary%usFness*
^j U mhr^el^^l:\ie ti me 6r palace for^ahy necefi-^.
Jt; J U Mrhet't' W^t of the coarforts^ojf . lifej
'j U tnarej, '^iahring^.' ^'' " ''^ -^ • ' {or flower^'
J *^ ji mhrthopob, A kitid'o^ ycUbw teffe^
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AjU mkred. Stubborn, obstinate, puffed with ijS ^ j^ mcirJee, Red, (pride.
^jL, m^ret, A lurking place. t\) ^j I iii^rastan. An hospital, a place a-
boundin^^ with serpents. JljU jukrek't^ Schismaticks. [flower,
y J I mir^cf^i. Asparagus, a yellow herb or Jty L //i4rmflWt;//,Likeaserpent, a female snake, » A*^; I iiiire-mohreh, A shining stone found
in the head or brain of a large serpent. 4) U^ '^ «i irwtf^, A place full of serpents. KTij^ 7//£trooaA, Created, formed. xy>^j\^ miiroott Afflicted with a lethargy. jj^jU mhroot. Tanning (leather). o^jU'W'i/00.^, (Corn) mildewed. iJ^jU w^'ooA", A foundation, root, [serpent. • j^U miroom, A field, o ^ L nikrehy A Urge If J U fSihree, A white young bullock, a worn
garment. V !i J I mkryaneh, A bit of sugar, a confection. »Vi;i iiikreedeh, A nurse. * ;•
-jj U mkreev, 1 he bridge of the nose. ? I m^x, A chink in a wall or gate, [confection. lS it' ; L mazlaree, A kind of sweet dish or SiijLo mhzffetf Unclean, of a bad disposition, ujj U mb,%tk, A narrow place, [excrement,
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'^jU rh^x^m, A valley, narrow place, ^> J U fiiKen, 1 he eggs of ants. >j U tni^ioo, A gall or oak-apple, [marrowil 6 j L fnhzeh, The bark of a tree, the spinal ^j U tfiat/'e, Asunder, - ' [confection,
6y ty L ifi^i^f/^reht A kind of sweet dish oj? u* U w^«. Light ; fln^a«, Inflaming. [dog* 4!^^ u fn>Lsf, Soup milk ^ u mhstee^ A lap* ^-r. U fn\sch, A liar. ^ U mhsekhee^k bow- « 0^*. u »ft isedet, A lioh^s den* [maker,
t^ U W(iA<'/, Corrupticd wat^. " ■ •» ;;
d^*.U masch, Holding, ''*'• ftain«J
J*M U* f^hs^h ^ dwelling between two moun-^ cJiX*- U Tna* /a/'. The past, the bef ore-IB en tioa* <_j*. U wta.w^. Ihe oUfside. [ed,
^3-M-U wiv^/or,Clf>tli, a weaver's reed. X^:- ^.^ '^ 7hCLs'ooAeft A n IJ ncircumcised woman* x^t wiv^/?;'Palse, pease. ^^-wU rnxsee, One ^ '^rna^/^ Gram. pulse. [whoJistens to no ad vice* ti; '*« tn\shef,K tire- woman, comber or dresser . (of a bride, &c ) [a stick,
■J:^\ vdbshoo. Drawing (a rope,) striking with (3*/ A^i mnishooree, Cloth, a weaver's reed. J^ i m^sheh, A weaver's instrument, round - which the. threads .are winded, a smith'jj ^ U fncLskee, Wandering, walking, [foxdeps.
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Ji«-iU mhsheyei, (A woman) having many children, (a she-camel) having manv colts, J^U w-^SjDrinkinga little, sucking, the moon, IL0 l-o th4.u^ a disease. ^U tfikser, (A sheep) giving little milk, ^U inisea. Glittering, salt water. y^U mOfSel, Little milk, small (present ) ^U mizer, .(Milk, wine, &c ) becoming .vr,acid, pricking the tongue. m^U fUthzeghet, Theja\v. ^*aU r^Axcr, Past. ^U m^ieM, Kqaping (a horse,) ^IjU ftiiter. Raining. ^\(,Lt fTk^tia, Eating with the fore-teeth, %jyislo fiihtooret. Anything crooked. JJ^U m^'iula, The sequ-eJ, besides, except, ^ U tni'Oay A he-goat, the skin, tij^9 U mii-oH, Rain, pure water, obedience, -^two 7n-a-j^<rd, Soft meat, [submission to GoJ. •^ L iJiighcheh, llie pack-saddle of a horse, cijUU nihfaU That which is past. «J^iU in\foo^, Veeble, inconsiderate, rotten, I Vu TTii/^, The corner of the eye near the . nose. fmerpart.
JU5 U widi'e^e/, That which precedes, the fur- US U vicvhi, A field of battle ; ma/ici, Lean, a ..-.bridle.
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A£,'^ mkhdf Eternal, immortal. : v.:. ;*.^ ,^i^ tnxier, A deceiver. y^>\^ mhkel. Eat- XJL^U W'xklet, Food, victuals. [ing,
I»^,L« rfixkerr^et, (A woman^ having a pro- tuberance of hips. . i^ iw ^_j^^U in%kool, A v\^eaver*s shuttlei.; j ^^s,U mJ/yfW, Food, eaten, itiliabitant.subject» ^£iU mi to. Pissing.
^U m4/, Wealth, estate, riches ; i»x/, A.bparer ^ ^ Lo mklel. Fast, [ready in doing snv thing,
J L H nialkmkl, Fnll, helped up. ^:«^ ^ U mklhyanee. Useless. |3 U wiA/e/ Plur. of ^U m^lej\ A plaisterer's trowel, [j u ir^i/. ^J U mkleh. Salt water, salted fish. ^ L taklekhy A fugitive. ^) >J L wi/^«'', Kirh ^ y .« maUzenfh That which is necessary [man^
/A^ tmct/^^^, Gleaning, rubbing, f A flatterer.
^ U wkleghy Dreadful (man). cJiJ U «!< // ;&*
eXJ U vdMek, A king, Iprd, master^ pQssessif>g«
*4l.SaJU A., p. mklckhneJiy Possessing, in sole property, with despotic povv^r.
JU^JU mhlekeyet. Property. [ned. leather.
L m%lmee%,k blood sucker. J U m^/o^>,Tan-
^l , mhlooSf Out of order, demoniacal ^
* ^1 L* in l^/o<3, Insane, p. mftloos.A kindofUzard.
f^jiU m^ioof. Customary, familiar. ^
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L3^U rnhJookf Out of order, mad. * P U uii/oofTi, Sorrowful. J L male/i, A streett ^Unii/e^?, Belonging to riches, weahhy. ^^jfcv.JU m'^^<*^^'^o<'^^Qt, Mad, sadness. ^>^ L mo^leeditn, To furbish, to anoint. yJ I m^leer, A blood-sucker. «>L m(^w, A mother, mamma. „Aa^'^ rn^m^sJ^^, That which is past. \,^/*t'Tii)i«* ^f, A littlie mother. '^
^^ U ■ ttv ; men, A place of securi t j. f terriH oV^U m^n^'ioty Fixed, i 3^ U A bonndarj, \>-o~U in^Hioor, Determined, commanded. . ib^^ U in<xmor<^e?,Commanded. [expectation; y*^-«U mamoos, Fire. ^ ^^ U wAwioo/, Hope, .-^U vfihrn^ovmi A follower (in prater). ^-j_^j«U Tiiaitioow, Rendered secure, the namfc of a king ; P. niQVMjon, An uncle by the iV^/""^^ 7»vofii;'(?ri;7, A medicine,[mother*s side. j>;t tJi'i", Good opinion, collecting, a family, UU ifihtia, Resembling, lest. [bestower.
liU m^tiet. The lower belly. ^U ^kneh, A Vy >*5 1 ii^andiin, To remiin, to be fatigued. j5U v^hna, Hindrance, refusing. yJj i mhhend, Like, resembling, w^ I >A; t manendah, The rain-bow. ^B,^ I m^nk, The moon, y L miiwoo, The echo.
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cijylo mhnoot, One who is envied. .^^yU manoos, A friend, companion. SU. ^ Lo ttianooset, Fire. c*3 y U . mb,noof, Having ^^ J I mhnehgaw, A cow. [a sore nose.
^ >J L itiaiicednnt To forget, to err, to wan- _5 U Jn'^^^^^ Enlarging, stretching, [der.
J^U mhwa, An habitation. S^U m^wet. Low ground* A^U mawed, Distress, misfortune. 5^^ U fiihwerh. That which is behind or after, j^ Lo mawez, (A place) abounding with ducks. ;^jJ^ U wia?f e^a, An accident. ^^Ifi mawee, A dwelling place. D I m^hf The moon, a month, water. wU I W'^hthh, Moon-light, the moon. ^ U I w^aheyhhehj The jell): of fish. clj^Lo Ktihheyety Worth, quality. /♦/t^ L mhheecheen. Catching or gathering fish, a cormorant, a cataract, ;
^ I mbJieeneh, Monthly pay or pension- 's U.wdi, Enlarging, stretching, whispering ; ^ 0 L mhyariy We, us. [p. mhi, A city in India. .*.:i*jU mhyety Dying. g^JU inhyej. Tossed by 8 Jo u vihyedeti Table. [the waves.
y**jU mayes. Walking with pride. [liquor. (/i>U mhyeshj Milking. ^jU mdiya. Melted,
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3jU mht/el, Crooked, affectionate. 3iX*U nidyelet,{A woman) walking gracefully. V^l »wiy6;//er, More affectionate. \> t inayeh, Ferment, the origin, td\j^ vieda-af, A mansion. JAfclj^ mehahetet, Honesty, uprightness; ^ lw« niel'od, Let- it be, by no means. H^Ia^ meh}idht. Publishing, discovering. ^ilA^ mehk(]ef\ Swift, speed, commencing. U a Ia-* »H3^^<)t^^/d?^ Exchange. . it^ w<j';dr, A puddingi a sausage. [hero. j^La^ wolhrez, A warrior, a brave soldier, a «^j Ia-. liiohhrckt Happy> august, blessed. XL-^U^ melhsctetj Gladness, mirth. «— X.* U-. melfdsek, Plur. of Juo-* viobsek, ^ lau. ni')bashert Agent, procurator. S^'x^ tnch^shereti Agency, a beginning. %y^Kx^ mobkseretf Endeavouring to spy. XAI9U-. 'mobaieshet. Seizing by force. g U^ itiob^-a, Exposed to sale. • •xe U-c mobi-adet, Removal, separating. •SL»U. vdobkkat. Fighting. i^{j^ v^'tbkltit. Thinking. iaUa^ mobaledef, ImAKjJa m^'balesety Rushing upon. [Combating* XJtlu^ v^obkle^het, Heaping up, endeavour. I^Ju.« liijb^lehet, Behaving foolishly.
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iJ^U^ me^hwokt One vho interf<^tes in his neighbour's concerns. [boasting,
SUIa^ ffi'^bahat. Renown, reputation, pride,
y> \,'^ molMel, (A she-camel) ifree from marks (( f burning, &c.)
#1^ \m V[i»>hcLhelef, Cursing or banning, wish- ing mischief to one, a dreadful oath.
^L^ Vi'thcihee^ Puffed with pride, boast.
j^l>^ mof:(iy(z('t, Contending for whiteness, and having the superiority.
Th<>^^ violaye-aty A trade.
tij\A^ mohhyeneff Forsaking, parting with.
\oS^ mcbted^j Commenced, begun.
,«xx>^ tnohteder, Rushing to seize anything.
«jj:a^ tnobtedia, kn author, inventor of new
^ SjJ^ if^obtedee, Beginning. [opinions.
^hJj^^ mobtexel. Mean, deserving, to be dee-
^^Ax* mob fere If, Being swift, running, [pised.
^^x>-« tn-v^'/er^^. Hewing, chipping. [er),
^yjix^'mol'tezelj Bursting (the bud of a Uow-
jj^x^ mobtesery'T>o\ngy or desiring to do anjr thing unseasonably, beginning. ' ''
±Xm^ ttiobteshery Receiving good. news.
\Jui>^ fivybteglh, A debt, duty.
^.Xaavo wobtekdi Changed,
^AA^ mobiela,- Tried or innured to distress*
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JJiXx* mobetellet, A beautiful woman. ^VXx* mobtela, A greedy eater.
mobtcnee, Erected, a builder.
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-ft^^ mobtehej, Being merry or glad. ^^Six^ 'niobtehei\lm^\xUng falsely, assiduous (in ,y^ix^ mobtehcl, Supplicating, cursing, [prayer ). ^J^AXx^ vnohleeSf Complaining of fortune. ciL>^>^ t)iobsoos, Scattered, displayed, ^^^ raobejjil, Venerable. ciAs>^ ttiobhes. Tracing, diligent search, ysx^ TtiMer, Salt water, ^i^ Perfumed. ;, ij^\^ v^ohekheret, A censer, burning incense. 3uii\-o mohkhezetf A churn. ;
fcZij^s^^ Ttiolkhoot, Prosperous, felicitous. jys:yo tnolkhoor, Any thing perfumed. lo^y, ttiohdcL, Principle, the beginning, (^Ijol^ mobclhn, Inclined to corpulence, '^j^ mobdd, A finding out, discovery, ^«x^ nioibcddelf Turned, changed. ,^, oo>^ mobedden, Fat, gross, big. [ginning. 5 «x^ mebdaWf A rural place ; meldoo, A be- »jo^ mobdek, All on a sudden, immediately,
without premeditation. ^ jomj 7wo^£?ee, Doing any thing first, beginning. J isj^ inobe%%ir. Profuse, wasteful. *jf ^A^ 7nobziht, More by words than deeds.
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i jo^ niotzel, At! evefy-day or workinoj habit. * j^-« rnchtem. Stout, robust she- camel. ^^jvA^ m^hzool, Suitable, expended. SjM mehrlt A penknife, a razor, any sharp ijXjQ meherret, A public work, [instrument. g^^A-o moberrejy. A painted garment. ^jj^ moherreJh Rough, cruel. ^ y^ viohred,' A file, a polisher ; a molrkd, A j;A.« violerrer^ Justifying. [post- master^
^^^ viehrez, A field of battle, a privy. L^la^A^ molerteSi A hired driver of camels* fjijo yM mohsrteshy A broker.
-j«^> ^ ifichrenii A spindle for a distafTj
mo'<ruvi. Strong, urgent, pressing. 5jo_^a-« Vi'theniedttt Very plump (woman). .^ .A-o muhroort Godly, religious. \y jx^ 'n^ohrorn, Spread abroad, produced.
. ,ifc fj-^ wJferhe?iJust, certain, demonstrative. ^y^ ifiihfee, Hew^n, cut, chipped [fuL
-y.* tnul>etzej. Clothed, ornamented, beauti- ^^jM mttzool, Split.
-U^.* tfiiihsGin, Looking pleasantly, smiling. L*ma^ iti'^hesset, Stretched out, expanded, A.-«*A^ m^'l^ftem, Smiling h ^«*a^ faehsootj Publish*
.♦fyUw^v«md^.v^('</«/?,'Io murmur, [ed, expanded^ ^i:A-o mohaheit Rejoiced with good news.
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iJt^Si^ ifiebsJioosh, Cheerful countenance. yAM^ Vfiohser, Beholding, clear, understanding, BjjiAx^ inobseret. Testimony, evidence. '^la^ mohxa, A lancet, a penknife, a razor, XflExtiA-« mcUekhet, A raelon ground. JtsA^ mohiel, Defaced, destroyed. J^ vfiobeffen, (A garment) adorned with aa tA>^-« vieLtoosh, Seized. [elegant lining,
(^^k>^ ttieZ^/oo??, A disease. JLix^ mol>tee, Sloth-' AxA-o moh-adf Remote, a traveller, [ful, slow. y%x0 tneL-ar, A stable, stall. ^yuu« tuelf-oojt Burst in the belly. SUx4 mehghht, A mode of acquisition, gain# ^xxA^ viidheghhegh. Quick in doing any thing, ijak^ m^olghozy Odious, [mixed,
^x* melghce. Desired. Hau» moleklietf Senseless, foolish, i ^S^ mohkeret, A way, a path, yLk^ mohkelt (Ground) sprouting herbage, JUlSa.* mohkelett A kitchen garden, J ^5a-o melkvor. Split, burst in the belly, [ripe. j,3u-* mobkee, Preserved. ^ VU-. mol)khr. Early l:EaA.« mobekkei. Striking, terrifying. [ing.
}'=-'--, mobek kel,Supj)osing, conceiving, think- ^».j£»x* mob kern. Dumb. IJ^^A^ mebltoonetf Mean, base (woman).
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^^^g£:lM meHee-aleih, Bewailed.'
Jx* mole/. Being cured, unwilling.
cIJIa^ mellet. Exacting (an oath).
-v)i>-« mellej. Discerning, shining.
^vJu^ melleh, A palm bearing unripe dates.
oJu-o mobledy An old cistern or pond.
'(jjl>^ niohles, Miserable, wicked.
tJuuc rnohletf Destroying, reduced to poverty.
JjjXa^ molIatjA well. jXa-« mollegh, A sum, rea-
t_ji)L*^.wio&/e^,Discovering,opening.[dy money.
^>^ molellel. Moistening well,
*JLa-o vioLkm, Deforming, dumb.
t^M molloody Unlearned, blackish, senseless*
^yi-M mellooa, Swallowed up,
^^Xa-o meLlooI, Wet, watered, [way, content.
jjXx.« mellee, Destroying or wasting, pining a-
^^A-o melenn. Stopping, standing.
gU^ mohennej, Akind of sweet herb [ningevil.
fjSx^ moleneSf Going away; mohnis, ^hun*
fj^^ix^ molennesh. Negligent, slack, careless.
uSJU-c tnolenneky Standing, contracting,
rj^ mehnee. An edifice, building. r »A-« melwer, A stallion camel, yi^ju* molawu^esh. Mixed. t^jl^A^ molawivch, Foolish (speech), ^^x^ Uri- ^l^A.0 fnelfhdj, A beautiful jolly girl, [uai.
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^i^!i mcleJihet, Surprised, amazed.
«v^A^ vwlhej. Making merry, rejoicing.
ija^jyo ViohheSt Forbidding.
{^^j^ Tfiohhett Perplexity, afflicting.
^Ty^ mMeft, Family, a native country, a place
of safety, butter. C»^£A^ webhoott Fatigued^ breathless. Cu^ Vfieheet, A bed- chamber. Saaa^ mfibeyefef, Married woman. ^^ VMbees, Enquiring into, examining. ^>^ mebdefii A lion. ^aa-« mehtekh, Extin- duA4 meheed. Ruining. [guishing.
^A^ mtheer. Perishing, ruined. l^w*^ meheeyesh. Causing to bud or produce. IJ&AA4 mehetz, A bleacher, a fuller. lUoAA^ mohet'yexi\ Bringing forth a white child* ^A-« mobia. Sold or bought. juAM molet^i/e^lt fGo'ing away f remaining behind. ^^-At 7iiobet*.n, Apparent, clear, explaining, Cw. metiy Extending, [passion,
V, . t;^ 'nie.tah. Repenting, moved with com- c— Aill-* motfihheb. Hoarse, full of wonder. tiKL, motahbet, Burning, glowing (coal ) OuUU mot Med, Wild, flying. ij»jU# m'jtibd^. Despicable. [arm.
t^U^ mottMet, Carrying any thing under the
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^j [t* tntihta, A follower, obedient, fsanctf*
titj U^ moihlat. Readiness to oblige, complai*
\X\jU motkleJif Hi^, concealed, refusing,
*j Ix-o motttleh. Bold, contemptuous.
^ Km motattee, Prepared, arriving, happeningi;
«jLolx-» moihsses, Wealthy, opulent.
^ [m jnofasser, Disturbed, preferring, thinking.
^IX« motcLSsem, Repenting, avoiding sin*
^vs. U^ ftiotajjef, Burning, angrj, enraged,
.xs* Uu tnothlihedt Unity, one action.
^Iju mothhJikher, The last.
JUjilXo mothhhkhemet , Bordering upoti.
fc_^ A \x« mofadeb, Well-bred, learned.
Ailx^ wotadded, Strong, restored to health.
4f iU^ w-oihddee, Prepared, arranged, perforni-
^il;U viota%%en, Signified. \}^i\
4f Slx^ moih^ze^, Abused, blamed,
h,^ motdreh, A flexible leather, a drinking
cup used by travellers. tjjVj!^ mot^redef, A cOmpaiiiort. ^jij [jLo mothrre'i. Befalling, cropt (grass,) what-*
ever occurs, meets, opposes. X^.jU^ mothreket. Dismissing, unmolested.' . . vji^ rfiota%%e%. Boiling vehemently. '-VJ^ moihzekhy Slow, stopping by the wa/, ^j\ji^'motJi?iee, Retiring, abstaining from.
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JjUlx^ tiiothsaf, Injuring, wounding^
^^ [Zt motassed, Furious. ^ Uu 7nota$ser, Hei?
cJu. Uu motasspf. Groaning, [sitting, slow»
^lz« in,oi(issel, Resembling (a father.)
^_j_j**lX* viothssen. Changed^
«**U^ moihssee, Assisting, comforting recU
♦— Aili« mothshel, Mixed. [procally,
^IZ* mot^ser, Neighbouring, contiguous,
^'Xa mef^ «» Furniture, merchandize,
-yiix^ n.Uhffen, Abused.
c3^^ 7«o/d^, Lusty, stout, brisk,
p^s» U^ mo^7^W,Corroborated, strengthening,
^ IX^ mothihrt Digging.
,y^iA*« motakch Eaten, glittering^
<-JiJ U^ motallef. Conjoined, familiar.
\J&\jJi 7Jio/^/e^,Shining, J u^ moMlenif Pained,
^lX« ViOtartkOf Feeble, weak, [afflicted,
«N(«lx« mot^meniy Attempting 3-«U*« wothmelg,
^^yjio tdofbnien, Secure, [Contemplative.
^Uu moihmee. Buying a female slave.
SjUu rdotanef. Firm, a castle. [ing,
v:Lo ix^ nio/iwe^jOf the feminine gender, sooth-
I^lx,^ v^otciJieJihett Opposing in battle,
yi^SUU viotdnes, Tamed, familiarized,
t^^i'vy motanef, Seeking, seizing.
^uu mothnctii Agreeable, pleasing,
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yit* ?}Wfhnnce, Deliberate, waitin^^ A ^ U'x niof(t?rw€d, Crooked. LJJ^ ix^ Defective. i^jUU mothicelt Kn interpreter, the first. «^lx« 'W'Oihweh, Sighing. ^^U^ mefawee, Assembled. t--<Al;u Ready, 3^* Uu woMhel, Worthy, marrying. [prepare4» *^lx^ mott^kheh, Sadness, afi^icted. '
o^^Zc mothyed. Strengthened, y*^ U^ Softened. *jU^ THo/o^/eTT?, Unmarried (man or woman.) A \j^ matlhd, Attacking singly in battle. , A Iaa^ moiehhder. Rising, making haste» ^ t VkU moth^dee, Rustick, rural, \jUv.« rfiotel/are%, Striving, quarrelsome. ^j \xji. mofclhreet AhsoWmg one atiother, strive gj \jf^^ mnfel-^xfif, Boasting, glorying, [ing. jJi, Lax, 10'O/ebasher, Telling good news. ^\i\j^^ motelafeef Weak in mind, delaying, • ^ \^^ moUhk-yd, Absent, distant. ^jfli IaXa, ifiiotddg^'^x, Mutually persecuting. ^ly^ iTiitih^gfiee, Wished, suitable. ^U'jic 'metthhhee, The remainder- ^\^ VMtehhly A tumultuous crowd, '^\j^ motcbhhej\ Verdant, flowery, A\^ motelhhee. Boasting, glorying. ^IjuLo itiothaiy Equalling one another. ^Ux^ aifOtdmsh, Taking, receiving.
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metellel, Losing, destroyed. ^«;JU vioteheher, Very learned. j^'U motehelihkher. Perfuming one's self. A d^ 'itioteleddedy Dispersed. ^«x^ moieleddel, Changing, altered. j^ niotLer, Prohibited, cut or broken off. ijo^AL* moteberres, (A field) quite eaten up. . ^j^ moielferrei, Blessed, consecrated, happy^ fj^ moteherrem, Languid, sullen, tf^xx^ motcherree, Freed, intervening, 3 iAL« motebe%%el. Cloven, split. y«»AA*« motelfheSf Dry, dried. jt*,^ motehesser, Being cold (a day.) [ating. mot eVess at fExtcnded farand wide, expati* »AA^ vnoiehessely Contracting the visage. iiiotehessenit A smile. tMj,*euJ^ Ai^oiheshesij Adulation, cajoling. "tSp^ motUesser, Discreet, considering. fjiu^xX^ motehez%i^» Performing by degrees, ^OsaL* motehetteh. Extensive plain, (water)
diffused over a plain. ^jii^ tnofehettin, Internal, walking. -jIsaX^ motehetteei Being tedious. ^ajU motela-yU Obedient (wife.) 4yiixx)U motebeghghh, Showing hatred, l^iuJU moieheghghim, Crying,
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j*AA^ ifiofelellier^ Profoundly learned. 3JUA^ motebtkktl. Feeding cattle with herbs. ^^aAL« fnotedeHer, Preceding, going before. JiULc woULeHeh^pt'dk'wg perplexedly, oppos*
ing, conquering, ^^>A^ 7uof(lekkenit Stuttering, wavering* yyu w/^/^'^^AWeakening, wasting. [Proud, Jofty. grU;-^ ?i f./e^'t'//^', Laughing ^\jy.^ tn^tehlkhh^ •3Ju:-<> rtiotel^el/ed, Blackish, senseless. y^Zc nVife^el/el, Moistened, wet. »)<{U motrhelleh^ Simple, ignorant. ^^'^ w.<^/ //''^//Jntelligent, intent on any thing, ^j^^ ihoiehi'nnej^ Boasting, a noble race. ^aX^ vioteLcnneh Standing, remaining firm* ^>x-o fnotebennee, Adopting. 4^^aX^ inotthazvwesh, Confused (crowd) ^^>JU vnofehoa, A commander, chief, lord. iS^iV* t/iottlfdwwjk, A mortal epidemical dis* ^ . temper (amongst cattle) .^^*Zo motilawwol. Making water, ^v^"^ moteMheJ, Rejoicings cheerful. ^^ Viotebehher, Glittering, filled. if^juU mMehhesh, Assembling, meeting. '^>X« motehehhetn, Doubtful, concealed. .^j\jit4 rtiotetMa, Consecutive. .^^UX« fuMeto^rek, Abandoning.
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^Iaa^ mofethlia, Walking errct. *1J LuU ttiitethlee, Ooe following in succession* «^'aa« TnottitamefrJ, Coming or drinking all VS- mofehlf. Making feeble. [togctUcr,
' ^i-~t viOtMthy Destroying. g^t*OX« mofeiehtah. Moving, moved. fc^^AA-o moteterre^t. Staining. ''m.yCU motet ereh. Sad, mournful. yy^* motetertery Staggering, agitated. .^ ■ ijm y*ji^ TtKAeterres, Arming with a shield. : »> i^jZU moteterreff Affluent, enj()ying plenty. ^JiXLo mo'.etelke, Following one another. ^kOXo motetemmem. Split, walking lame. gviijU m')feiennej\ Oppressing the stomach. «aa2^ moteteya^ Rushing, plunging into vice. ^ \jJi6 moteshher, Rushing upon one another. y>\XU motesciicl, Heavy, slow, gravitating to»- l^)\iJio inotesawen, A cheat, f wards the earth. «-"vri^"ff motesehhct. Fixed, delaying, perform- ^JuZ.4 moteseftem* Speaking obscenely, [ing. ^j&jU ttiotesa ijin, Pleasing. ^JUuU moteseUely Rained house. [or dish.) JUuu* iiiQ/e«e//ew, Broken in theedges(asa sword 3.«Jtz« motesemme^,^ protector, devouring, ab- ^jJx« motesennee, Folded, doubled [sorbing, jyJU metesawwor,Bcii\g incommotion, boilnig*
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^^AA* m^femiOwol', Getting the better^; fVu5tj i«-<;>A^ ffi'oieseel', Negligent. [ful (woman.) vjilcsu^ Vfio'tjk^ieet Sitting/with joined knees. c^> IjsenXo n^ofrjahef, Fencing-sticks ^;s:OL« ii^atjer, Cum merce ; mo/jtr, IVa^Ing ;
'f//(/tipji'r. Taking medicine. cf \:ssO*.^ li^oitiiizzee. Dividing into part*. . - jovJcOU m jftejessed. Incarnate, corpulent. _, „ *.^.3=ou vii ffejessein. Embodied, incarnate. ■^r^S^ iit'O <ja em. Greedy, eagerly desiring. ^:s\Lc motdjeff'er, A kid four mOntbs old- y^^ssX^ niotejelleU Concealed, cover^^, over- coming, silting on borseback. ..^ ;,:,^ :,j ^«:su^ VKjfejemmedy Congealed, concrete, , ^.c^:^^^ 'W-'ffeiemnieey A. congregation. *^> v^otejeh. Falling upon, recollecting. .^»Xo vwtejee. Packed, togetber (dates.) s^j yvi"^ nv^'/t^A, Drawing water, advancing (as the c^iacOU liiotthhtt , Flowing, scattered, [day.) .cli t=2o:-c motehass, Retiprocal imiti^tian^ inr spiring one anotb.er with desire. ^ ,..:,... j .Js'^seu^ iiiutthtljer^ Having the cholick. ji. jjixJ^ mrfithftresh. Assembling. 3^am:J^ ni iteheftek, Swiit- paced. ,: .
.^s^^ iii'> iehessiij, A plant beginning to bud, J.s^A^ up'OiUhcd, United, made one. ■ :'; .,;^,^ ^
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oj^^CU f^ofeJie^xeI£, Skilful, wise, jj ..saju mo/eAerrciSr, Moved, moving one*s self. ^^««j«w« motehcsscn. Retiring to garrison, for- uA^x^ tii'jt'hef. Devoting, [tifying one's self. ^i^OU tno/ehiffee, Leaping for joy, rejoicing. i_JuLj«uL« fii'jteheie^, Indeed, certain, true* J^JLkCU iTKjiehelhel, Scattered, removing, ^♦aKvZ-i nio/eAtfm/nfr,Speaking, called. [in religion. ij«^:«vi< motchemmes, Resisting firmly, constant y^^g^x^ mo/ehemmef, Supporting, bearing a bur- ^^*jfi»w:u tt^oteheyer, Amazed, astonished, [den, JLa^OLc TTi'-'/e^^^*^' .Terrified, tearing, hastening, c-«ft«vX-o m'^fekeyef. Abating, decaying, dimi- ,j,*«uL<, mofeheyen, Past time [nishing.
^gsl^ msleJth, Removing, fixed, j»-<»liou 'm.tehhhsenXt An opposer, an enemy, uAl li^;:-• viitekhhief. Opposing, ['^g^*
^j U^i« motckhail, (Ground) abounding in her- \jpJLt mofek/iiheZi Choosing, taking, assume oa*aJsui, mofekhesses, Appropriated. li"$*
^f&i>^,ai!C^ moieJthetkhez, Moving, moved.
'.io:.. my.'t^//e//tftf,At liberty, free, disengaged.
*^7^ motkhem, Having an indigestion.
^>^i\Lo motekheel, Conceiving, supposing, a
cloudy sky. [pressing,
mt\xuinoteda'am, Heaped up, oppressed^ op*
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^\yjit moiedahes. Abundance, of a bad dispo* ^J Vy2^ iti'>te(lhkecfivo^d\ng onedponanotheR ^S jff^ vvofeda-ay, Disputing, agreeing;i c^-. . •y^'jj-. inotedtli^'er Considering with attentionw' 'Ji^sSj^ i(ini<'dehder. Tumbled; rolling about. ^'ssl*, 'moledt'hhee, Pacing oi*. walking softly, t^ usXie tH'>f/e<:.^«. Cent)e, ^^f^^^ ptJxtende^*
'\yS^di:iU^ihioted'<tkes,^2incingW^ 'L:J»9]s^. »'Mir<'^/r^e^, Spreading widei^ ^.'^ ' K^ •i^JjXc Tno/^<ye//eA', ''Rushing upbhv'-^^w ft-n^^ ■y*J j^iU- nioWeZ/ip*, Hid; eating a little* ' «2>;» v^iL i:«'iUi/f>;^t/«/<'e^,DriveA out,cutting off [Bald; ^ jsii Wo?ecfe//ef,Rtfbbing; xya^S dCWmi'ite^el'uiGS^, 'ii'jou tn(//e5'&//ft^' (Love) driving to roadn^^» ji js*« t;ii^f^^t//^e, '©^niing near, tbying. . -^ • jjL« l/^^>^'^ Moi^eried/macerated. « yfjJsli^'l^ibi^VfcVrt^^^/y "RughingLOpori corrupted. jjj? s 3^^M6tedc}i^n^'-:k^^hi\vk\:ti^' chief-»of^jthp husbandmen:^^^'^ '.^^ A' " ^s^^M^^^^i.v' '3^ "c^ , .
}r%y^ '^Mf(;^«^ii^er,-Fa'lfen do^Mii, rol!ed,-x3 •';'^^ixii^.TH(^?^<fefr^"i''^^i'oiiT'<it>gv^ ■ .::. ^h^
civ. v>X«v^^J^^(J^2«3(e5/ Pby^ng>tli€? ba\H.^ ^' .^ jj^ jsA^ nhfk^dbet/em OrthodbxV^^i ,tS\oiw ^X c * *^ sfjijx miici^rreei Fahnei'or'cosoifedii" ^^^i
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.«5asJuL* mofezaxc. Wasted, divulged (secret.) ^ jX« molez'aer. Fearful. ?' f ulhsV 4^U o«^iU ftitetaleljt, Wtthdrawinp^ privatelj, ^^ iu^ Tttoft^d^^dT, RecolUictin^, recorded. 4f 3^X« motez^ee. Reproached, chid. try.
^>x*iift^/«»r,AinpiJtating, cutting, leavinjja <«>un- t. <^ ji^ 'ttilteraf. Compassiortate, mercirul. to.^X# tlloter^i^,. Returning, a lyU r^otenul, Aji*»!/i^Wi'?/d7?4-^^.?laGing regularly jPvriiJ^tjng. ^ < ^ Wk»/er^gActf, Braying together ^catnels),. ^^^ moter^fee. M^\>^U-.J^\'MV jlit ixu {^d. ^^ \ y>U »ttoiferij':^/>> Ji>A0^d^ Cprftpact, arrange .Ig, ^ y> tn'jtcrd hfiU, ft»«i» d'e used k | »ea ped u^. ^^y\j^ imierhwih, FaV<>aral^lej beneficetrf. (fj, . J:-^.V^ wr^/t-rdz/VgAc Str^ggjli.t^g'v;^ wre.>l hng, ««^j v^ illi(4erd'bti\ ^^e.O)bled, e^cicm:int', > 4^^T^ wo/ere/i/t^v^ >De,lnyirf,(, sep^rif/;^^. ,^;^ .* .^/U n^'iferehk'}» A gc)<><i;»moth^,r^,^j^>li8b^ ^ ^.j^jC^'^tertb'tef, li4uGat^M»^rPt«lsc|,Yin/j|>^ , ^ •yoy:^ motet ef I eh. Fast, s<>hd.jji,fij5/,Ylcf^'yrf 2 ^^ ^ f//<}/<;rfy>^7V:i1VfiA Wiftftt ■ totteririg, f$- f^:^jZ«fnofer c///^lpte;rpreted,;t^tisl^a(c<i. ^^|»gu,ed, ^^^ ji>o^dr*^j>ej, ICxpfccting^^ *^«fc>ii«g-.xi yi;;^
3^ i«c;/<^f-es5,Ll|ardenin^, dpy-ip^VoHr \^;'^^-;^^
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^tt y£js ^nvit^i cf>it!iiit:K^ Itcduuj^ n-iuxxiy* *.' "-^
* <- mofereshshee. Treating kindly.
jjo^r^ moteres, ConfinrHn^, rectifying. ^^ yU moteressedi ^^ho\d\ng, /.J.^
•■ ^ --^ y.a rHoierc%%eb, Sucking, kissin^»U'«?J^-«i(, ■^^ y^ mofere7z"h. Bruising, poundiiigj;^ &. ^ t^ ^^ jM mfjtert'zzee. Satisfying, contenting. «, "^lojSU- wvtareftcl. Having a soft nose or Igosf flaggmg ^arj$. ♦--'5^i'P- .V:^<"-^r H^w . .::. jjc* gpu ni'jlerra. Shutting (a door,) filling. 4-_*i^A-4 tnoferegh-'ghehy Wishing. -4
i^jSM niofref. Lavish, profuse. - I'vj
«g<^^x^ inoferckkdlf, Expectuig. guarding, -^'^ ^ (J:S jX^ moterekkesky Dressed, adorned. ' 5^ ]^ ^jmoterekken , Fast, hard, firm. -I
-y-*^ nioterenivem. Grumbling, 'silent*^' t^^^ ^ jZt mcterennehht Adhering firmly, '.i^ ^^ yi^ viioferetine?!. Resounding. ^.t
Jt/ji^ nioierennee, Gazing as a lover. ^ ^jZo wetrooh, \ eft, abandoned«:vfit ,^,^^^,^ i^jji^ moierthhet. Of God, threatening;.. / rj jiyu ruoU'/xtxt, Rota ring^ (lion,) murmuring* jo<^^ niofezdyd. Multiplied, ericreased. r:.«; %j^y^ wo/^z.72/gA, Bowing; ^huking;:U:<j o.V* ^j^\X< mot%aycl. Separated, departing. :.VT^ ^yU viote^ehh^e. Digging. ;; A ,va'nt •^rj-j cj^ i/u>/e:6e/(e/, A'^'^^'iiog (a bride \::^ ^
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^^y^ fnpf^xejjee. Satisfied tvilh a littU*-. ^ ^ y^ yUVf^otezehzeht Retiring, distant, ^ i_ i^y^ moie%ehhef. Advancing towards.. ^^^ ya,'yL«i!Wtexehhel, Avoiding, shunriing, departr jjX^ 7tfo/^^zer, Committirtg^crime [ii?g ffom* ^j'y!^mote%errcmy Bearing a child. ..^ ,.;;, i^ ^yic ifhoiexfiliaih. Throwing down, sliHing owyi* motexenned, Squeezed, pre&scjd.^Lddwn. «5j^>a^ n^otezendak;: Ungodly, v' ,^vjr« ^-^^ ^ jjyC-» victtezet'i/el, Scattered, separated. • • ..^ ^*yU fnotexee^en, ^6q^\)^d. t^>^ ^vno/^zefiy^e, i t \^:nndeshil, Asking Qtie another {,Pres3ed^ ^ jl^^mottscbrea» Hastening together. , .. ..^ kS Ua« ifiotesithtp Fallidg, or throwipg vpne*^ Vf jUU.:wo^ej<i«^/je, Eqoa}, , . vi fio\« t [^ei^* f^l*.»;u moteshhem, Casting Jots.., j>4i^ .j:^:^ v*-^^^ mo/esd/aV', FloVviig (water)^ : ^^s^'n^ motesejjem. Raining.,,, .vvv.;. a ^i, ^acwx.« vnotesohhej. Excoriated, peeled^ . c-. ^jwXs« wof^sgtiiiee, Afecendrtig, ,i)\v»\%i •a*<^>^ ^4-JU mo^te*efl,Largei broad. ^,ii,ju Imbibing, JlsJU motessUee, Contentdd, consoledt^ ^x; f»^ ^-»*(X« mottesem, Sigmingv ' 6ealirig.oj Avnw; ^^^z i» •m*X« .77io/ftjew«ee, Old, cotrrupted. l v.u >;• ' ./ i^ mctsh, A defect in the ey^aight^i ^-^ ^ iL Uix.«< mo/ei^^e4',iIntai%l0d;.pcrpiexedi^LO
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[semWing, a parabk^ «» ViiA^ inofeshh,Leh, In the same manner, re* ^^^ii^'Ji^ rnofeshhresh. Hurtful, mischievous, « ^fciiiAw moieshhzeet Reviling one another* .. ^liiJ-« wo/d.v/?d7w> Smelling, .snuffing up. .,, , ^i^AzU'^) wo/e^W»^$, .Grasping strongly. , :., *x^^^ Vtoieshthiiiy Boastijfig, a diligent searchcf, ^-iij'^ motesheiteel Wintering any where. » ^. (jeiK^s^ matesIwkhkheSf ,T9t"n avi^ay, separated^. ^^Zto 'motesherredi Scattered, put to flight* e ^iJU moteshtrnky Skilled in the laws. ,, , :^^ ^.^s.1;^ mote$hcJikelt' Transformed* . ^r^ ^zd'r^ ^ij:^ motesheHee, SovTow^\,v^'i^^,ri^ ^:l^
f^^iXj, ^rnoieshemmeSf Exposed to the surt."
i:x^ iiicpieshe^i Cured, restored to health. ,^* CL*lj»al< mo(^§d>t. Combating, fighting, [ing*. ^'\iaX^ -Tiyo/e^a-eJ, Higher, superior, ascend- ifAMiiif rd'teseddee, Turning (the face,) ob- jecting, imagining, conjecture. i-ytoj^ K^'jteserrekhy Crying out. cJ^;.< mateaerref, Occupying, enjoying, a m^ax^.^ wiofes(i5da» Timorous, fearful, [master. ^^Mxi^ 'inqte^salcki Poverty. ^ju^^U.m'ottesf^y/ln^}^ct6.yf\\hy describing. >aX^.fiSt|^C^«/i Close, adjoining.. ;^^
iyaU ipof SBWwer, Conjecturing, thinlclng,
^m-^v m^letejer, A bqsedj grieved [supposing;
^•.•^w.o//('jB(;/f, Apparent, clear, r«veal, publish»
^j4^ moitt-xerrer, Abused, injurecj, scattered*
^jtiiUviotezerria, Supplicating. *'*^ .^^- -,
«/«&• ri\t'iieziay Base* mean» humbled.
^4viiU wo/t^uaaia, Sobmissive, overthrown.
isJ^tf wote'AfiiOtfjek^ Stained*
U^ltiX^ ri^ntetkwweh^ Throwing at one ano«
cli^tJw»w4fi/e7T^, Moving. [ther/
L3^]tM 'ffkoieterri^; Meeting, opposing. -'^-t^ 5>
^bS^ moteleghghetn. Madness, sulJiness^Hi:. :^
j^kx^ mo/' /t^, Dwelling Jn. ^v^^^i-'^^^^^vv c[enedr
ji^XLXc in >/rj»>//5i^, Afflicted; tPOoWfed, 4i^rlfci»,
«-_o&u:« »/(>if-i-^^^<^,<>^iicce88iv6^"'^^"-'^o»«^ %iiU;^
V«"^' '»»<>/-' eft; 'nri^ig: overwork fhg."'^^:>ur ^jij^
V^JU. Vibt-ahll,] A'dd^ct^d^^ wii^^V^^^t oJCoJoj
JOfc^jC*' tiiiry/w/ecf', Sfu-bborh (^.<?ftTO^ii &c ) relb^.
d jv»A- woUi-adiPefK 'Crt]f)idili/ pient jr^ read^^
^^yi '^ 7»*^>/«-02««r, . Spotted i defiled. -^ *._) ^JkX-. fft ,rftfsii;f ;ImposBibTe,difficult. [lortgirig to. V— iX*x^ Wf.tii-al/ek, Dedicated, a kinsman, be- dL> ^*yjo initta-awwes, Admired, confounded* (;5vju^ mota^aiye^n, Clear, easy to be seen. - /,
[ 65S> J i,U» W-i/^JeJ, Ruinlngi'destrbyitfg.' •■*'=»!«
pa*\'Xx. v(kotiifMe.$> SearttiirtV, "feiainf^qtj; ^'--* yix^ fn-'^^^^ Copio'ws; nrimer6tii ^^^'^i^*'** -^
JCix* wto?/!; l-iFer, Admired; <jb'flsid^f itigt^Cdnt^iilw u3^ix^ Tn'''/^/e?^?^e^,Sucking, sup'feriBr.'fpl'ative, ^ luL« 7H5/e;?"42W,Sedentiiry, stiatFoW$>y; ab^ainv. * aXa^ mfOtekeddem, 014; ^ rfcifent. '' {rrt^ froin.^
lit* moiekh; A d4y-l«d, ccrtidh,' cafpet.""^'» ^;Sa;U THO^f^d^ter/I^Qfty, haughty.^ '^'''''' fX^iZo m'^i^Mll^'mv Spealting* ati ti'dvoGar^i- ^/J^ \imhiduii\ Tq inurmui'/tQ dhi*dei~''%
oi> 5iu^ mofe/a/>^^;^oiWV*^if^g;''s:ii"d(^fe5^isBh/'^(f(f^.> ^iU^ moielhshee, 'Di^i'^'^^artW^/'^Oi^hrgito
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m^JL. nxrt Mcf, Softening, smoothing, . ^^^^
a\x< f9Ptlia» Raising the head.
w»Xa^ fi^Uef,k place of danger ; iwo/Zi/lDcstroj-
^^ ^VJL. ;;4<<:f/<74V/'i/i, Variable [ ing, a prodigal,
LL^'lm .HiotlehheSt Quick, haste.
^ in.Ue'n, Finisliing. the full-inoon.[pocri tc^
^^lUX mWd'/ii^de* Prolonging. c»j Ul« An by-
^^^♦L* »i9/<fW:;<Mtf/i, Filling, or receiving a
^^ mo(i/i<?r,Abounding in dates, eating dates. A >*Ju# motemerreJ, Obstinate, beardless.
4lU« mottnei* Fattening (a pasture), [siding. fg£^*XM Knt'jtumekken.Mighty, an inhabitant, re- ^L« 1hutemetn>» Finishing, consuraing, cleave. ^i^ jjfotemennee, Wishing, asking, desired* 2^«u motcniewtjf Framing, overflowing. jfi^ mote/neer, Long, strong (spear.^ .'.^ y^9^ fnitemeel, Tall, erect. V^.t '
^Za moten or moten^t. Wandering, blowing* ^Ux. v^Hen^hec, Compleated,^^^^ ^ ^^J gyA-» i»i/eijtf/%'^ Tumour. A\>/\.^v.- . -;• * *Avt« motenebbeh, Tajcing notice of, circurjispect^ '^^^Ji^ VhAcnteitf Abandoning relations.,, ^^ , j^^:^.motevJjQfhpl^^}d\nt, spearmint, f me?jt J gwu mjieni^ekh. Oppressing, the stomach (fat*
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jSiL* mofetie^kel, Translated, transported, por- A « 1 yU mofeivb,edy Advancing by degrees, f table. y 1 ^^ mofewhter, Successively, one after ano* ijl^iu tdotewhredt Following [ther,
^j\yj» motewkree. Hiding, withdrawing, ^t\yi» moteivk-es, Meeting, asse nbling. >«lyU tfiotewkseli Connected, joined, ^ 1 yc^ m9/<^iwV«a, Respectful, humble, afFablc. ^<yL« tiiofefo^lee. Continued, following. ^y'JU motewwej\ Crowning. *a.^Lo fri'jtewejjeh. Wandering, walking. [cd» l^j^jU motewerra, Continent, abstinent, reject- jjjXs^A^ motetvetfen, Abiding, fixing the mind j» iXx, fjiofeef;cjfdr, Abundance, copious, [upon* 4^yU moteweff'ee, Deceased, dead, satisfied. cJ>x^ mofewweJt, Desired, wished-for. o^x^ motewivekia, Expecting. [expecting. cJt^yL. mofewelthf. Persevering, delaying, oJ^ fiiotewellcd, Ingendered, born, [ri table. ^ >z^ itiofewellee, Alliance, turning back, cha- -yU mofewem, A collar, a necklace. ^^yU motoon. Remaining in a place. z^jU mofewweh, Destroying, confounding. ^^x^ itiotwee. Lavishing, spending or wasting, - ' dissipating. [Misleading, error.
^ mcteh, A rope-maker, a ^orm ; a. meiek,
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f waving^, ^) 'aX^ mnfflhhIe^.Wa}k]n^,(^pStroy]nf[, tailing, iXjsx^a v^ Ifhe'jed, Wdlkincr. rising at n^ht. *^X« vi'>*ht',n, Perm vi n^, think i nor. ^y(^ fii, iteht'fVWtr, Afury. stiimblinj^. ^ I'U ' nhutehcvyce, Rca;1y, preparing one's self. •*x. w/<;d,Wben ^aa^w Yrt;//,Uniit disagreea- ^s'l^ mdt'ek'i' A lon^ arid soft branch [ble. ^jCU 'liO'ei^fp Repffdtin^, inspect ini^ ^J^^x^ iti'tt'e^* Breaking or exercising ahorse- *.*K^ inft'yn. Vomit I nj^.
^•kU ,.Mt>i<'f'(i, Kais'J, lifceliip. [m'nincr, f^"'Jie vi'tf. ekciff, KriowioJ tor certain, e^a- ^^ ntftfeefn* Kedncinor to sl.jvery or servitude. f^::* mtteen, Fnm,stn»n;; (castle) C-.W* m 'S-.V, Wiping the hands. [Lining.
\^^ 'u mm', A premium. j^*i lt« m' ah fee J, ^ Ia^ m •< i/.Cvmi})arison, likeness, a form, man*
n r, a table, a be<l. SJ il# w •« /(j/. Staridiiiff erect, rare, choice, S3l*^ Vii-<hn(*f, The urine blidder. ^} I5u ?<*- a /ecf, The tirst section (of the A Ico- SJuU 'uo^i,}}''yetV\^\r of « u>U //<<'.<//(//. ran ) ^^-^A-o »nKtiV'>A't Pliir. of iS yii> meaw'e. fing. 1^ x'; . wi 's7.'e/, Contirming, tormenting, kaow- JassJU iu06tiibe/et. An owl.
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yTjt meaf'^r, A n assembly, a place of slaughter,
Laa . nioihiity A di!»te»ivper. ance.
„.S '«»»"'•'•:? '.M'etlfi^ assembling, perse ver-
-x'.« '«rwf^ , Exhiu'scifi^.
*.^\« w>*'(? '(../Riitil'i 4. incessantly.
^*ss<'-« ,iJ)skhc^*f/\ I'labby loose flesh*
jjjioLi-o mtt'^'f /«,\V"e.ik''ni'ig,fainrinjj, conquer-
fc;2cv\« m ift^fftefit^f, Bi^-bod ed (a wor^jarij fing,
« t j>JU m>t^el Ix.ii, \ striiiiur. f Mtilriplyiri;^,
^^^ -VA* 7fi t^e'/ /ct'i. Fat, fl. s'l y. » ^ ^ /// .9 ^4/,
A * ^ me.'it'iiJ, Brt»akinfi; or Ciauiblinj^ (bread,)
^ fi< innxeiaer^ J'alkative.
*^ ji^-c mt^rti^', Finding fault with, covetous.
* ^ v^ tared, Crudib'ifi/ (bread )
-yv« wt'M" m. KeinlerinJ toothless (diseas*.)
U X« ifi'f^^'rneft Hvavy irj b >t^y [with ra-n,
X ^ X<, . mt'^ruody ^^'niinM -d. slightly spriokled
^/:.« iiuffierrfp, Wrarinji a j:arnient.
w> '.'it, Pressing xla'v« tii/*. ^/Vi, Breaking. c^-\*l« ///o^ (?A, A pij>e for CijiiveyinJ water. ^^ mos-tf/', taking notice of any novelty, yp. A* iijuafffer. Flowing (biood or tears.) ^ "^ ,i.L{iu(i, A smooth skined youth. *.iL -« ///'>,9 ///^///, Burning with rage, joyful, fill- jfi^ m'>vr^'''>'".^^heddi fig teeth (a child.) [i«^*
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[two other wives. tl»i« mosesfht, A woman whose husband has oJu^ inoseffed, Lining with cloth (a coat of yi^ moseffer. Driving. [mail.)
ytt mosfil, Eating bread with milk. ^At« ffiesfen. An intimate companion. ^lLo ifiosfee, Having many wivest [genius. li UjU mosekhfet, Contending for superiority of ^lit* msuM, A gold coin, a kind of flute,
weighing. (L-aSJU tii'^shlr, Subtle, shrewd, a large road. LJut« ftiose^ieft Making straight (a spear.) yx^ mosk<il> Grieving, troubling, disquieting, y^>.i^ moshel. Childless woman, [distressing, ^ mssj, A history, proverb, resembling. CLi i^ meselat, Plur. of EXt* meselet* t^~J^X^ moselleb, Becoming old and weak (a IaXLb meslehetf Abuse, offence. [camel.)
IXto mcselei, Punishment, proverb, fable. cUll* mosles. Making three, triple. gvVjU moslej, Merry, joy ful, snowy (day.) JA3U moseseliel, Gathering, collecting, fX^ mosemfliht place where they cut the navel
of a horse. AUJU me^wis. Troubling, vexing, perplexing, g^&t mosnh^\ Making various coloured vests*
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^-^ rriosmer. Fruitful (a tree,) increasing in jjt^^ vnosfneghed-, Fleshy (kid.) [yve^ltli.
^^: mo.smel, A ]^l3LCQ of refuge, \, ,» ^ lU^: mesrnektf: A large, well, A _^«A^ mesrmod^ . Being ruined. _^>*JU wemooK, *K^ . mssen, Pai ned in the Jjladder- [ Vy^alth. KUt* mesnai, Bending*, .>.i>j ^ijyi;.,^,,,!^^, /,^ k;*^ in9S:'WW?/. Cleaving, Clotting asunder. . •^y:5U mesneivee. Rhyme, poetry*
rnesnep, Two an,d two, ; memeCf Doubled,^ folded ; mosnee, Propping, ejecting. yix laesoolf. Slothful, sluggish ; mosivib, Re- Xj^L« mesoolet, A reward.* [q.uiting^
3^5L« mosool, Moving, standing, sticking.. ^yoo meswee, An habitation. 4_<^ ffioseehy Prostituted, deflowered. . ^ moseer. Ploughing, forcing, ^ mej, A species of herb, u,* Ujcvx). Reply, ^J^ Isvo 'ttiof^see. Sitting opposite to another. ^ isx« fdojaj. Saliva running from the mouth* ^ IcsEcc vf^jkh, Puffed with pride. tm:s^\^s:^ viojaheseti Pressing, removing. liis-Uscv-* mojhheshet. Fighting, hindering. XLs. l:^Vv« mojhhefet^ Squeezing, a Ux* Bragging, %j i Ls^-« mojhdelet. Barren, scarce (year). U.:iisss^ fi^ojkda-at, Disputing, reviling/
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% ^ lasv^ mojhzehef, Fighting, contending.
;, lasv^ moj(ir, Teazing, oppressing, delaying.
ts^j^ss<^ v^qjhrehet, Wounding one another, .
L^j Lasv^c wio/^re/", Gaining little profit or praise,
^l;sv^ mofhreaf Having little milk,
J Lsu> mofaz, A way, lawful, convenient.
ci, Jj Isi moj^xat. Recompense, making amends
s 'j lafi mojhzet, A metaphor, [for a good turn.
^j Lafi mejhzp.e, Metaphoric, insincere (love.)
^M.U2 mejb,sed, (Cloth) well dyed,
IrUa mejh-af. Ridicule, mockery.
'^Uss mejdl, Ability, vigour, a field of battle.
fuJ l:^ tnsj'iileleff Assisting.
XILas «iq/*d/e^, Competition, quarrel.
}U:v! l^ 7iioJalehet Opposing with vehemence,
displaying enmity. ijJU^ imjaledet, Combating, fighting. '^y^ Us mejcbtes, Plur. of ^as m.'jles, XL! las mojkktet, Opposing. [or at game.
X*] Lacv^ mojhlat, Contending in hard drinking, Ji l^acu» mejcllee, Very bald on the fore- head. x^lasv^ inqjama, Plur. of ^^;^ mejma. XJuliss ifiojkmekty Courteously, politely.
l^ mj^nehef, Approaching. Lai mojawel, A proposer, an answerer.
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te^las taojhtvetet, Calling camels to watert , fi^l^ mojhwedef. Beneficence. j^li^ tnoj^wer, A neighbour, Ij^Lss Tfwjhweret, Keighbourhood, intimacy, j^l^ filQjdirWe%, Passing, transgressing. U^\sss^ moj^tvat, Hunger* XJjlasv^ mojawehti Contention, competition, S U l^^ viojhhhti Bragging. ^6> \zss^ A fighter, S^Aliscv^ Vfiojaher^f, Upbraiding, conquering, $y^l:f}^.moj(ihelef, Unskilful, ignorant, ^^'acv^ itiojayelf Power, strength. [Entire* t*ss<^ vwjehbet, A high way. J>;s^^ vwjberi f^ssy^ mojhen, Coagulated milk. '^A^^u^i [force, «^^a:^x« wejbooby Gelded. ^ ^Ai=U) Obliged by ^^>s^^ mejhooli Inbred, natural. fjecting, moy/e;/', Walking, *xXsx« mejteheh^ Rcv
A>i2^.«
ttioj tehee, Culling, collecting.
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t^sv;'.;^v« mojfehefy Seizing, plucking.
3<>a:s£v^ w>ojteze%i Cut, broken. jy;s:y^ vi^ojterer, Chewing the cud. [i"g»
^jAsa^^ mojtereh. Wounded, ^jm jl::f\^ Acquir* -^X=s\.« mojteremi Fault, crime. * ^ /a^ss^ tnojfhree, Courageous, undaunted. /. yss^ ritq^'te%. Cut off ^^;:;s:«u« Slaughtering, u^Asx« mojtezem. Receiving (part,) bujing, ^yf:-^ inojle%ee. Distributing.
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^jOT^ss-* ffiojia'ali Performing, ^xsc^^ Puliing, oJuacv-c wo;7eZc€/,Fepeing, dririlting, [rejecting. ^4AaE^^ tnojiemeVi Fumigated wUh.jodours, . ^^•:=cv^;;w^Vi??4, IlJding, bur^^^^^^ ^ i, a
• v^'*-?^ fMyjtenel, . Decliningi halting. . v.- , ,. ^U':;s^ mojtenef, fjanging down, inclining^, ^iix^jcv^ ; in<>;/ewe;e,, CoHectiiig, ^ ^
ji^i^ss^ : niQJtewQr% Keigbbouring. , ^,~^. ^ ;■ j^;isx«! Tno/Ye^z'^jK, ^Departing. • >,, s
^p:=<v^ Vii'j teivee,kh\\oxvmgy disliking, indist j^K^^ .'ttijtther, Considering. . [posed.
««Ju3usv« rnojteef, Fetid (carcase)<|v,>Mv ^,.,u ^.^iss^Ai] mojseel. Erect, ^vscs^ mojej, Conceiving, uJus\jsA-c mo/Vif/) Haying the flux. . »y:-w._i ^^ssp^ mojchhel, Throwing. >, ^&i=^;^ viojMhheey Far spent (the night.) _j OvisEv^ fn>ojd, Greatness, glory.,. \n v 4?t Cj-» J^;s^^. mojdtbf Distressed, barrep (ground,) .^yjsx* wc/VeAy: A kind o^ladle. ij J^.s^-« tnojcferety Worthy,' fit. .. '^}^ht .. [py. ^ j^sxo mojeduy k. crop. :a ^ .y^sx^s/O^jdoodJiaj^T ^s^!^ fiiejdoor, Hiaving the small pox, ._ J^jcciv^ wojdool, Slender (man) |5Js:sx* wq/Wec, Bleeding. cJ V Jss:v^ wie/x^/lA J Jk^i^ mojzer. Eradicating, [scourge, an oar. £<xa?w« 7W»«> Ignoble, irresolute.
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u«»j3^:sv< isioJTOol, Attracted, lessened'. h^if^sss^ mojzccz, Interrupted, *j5.siv^ niejzoom. Leprous. is3>js?-< mejzee, Erecting, beholding, ^;sx« itiefer, Much tinderstanding. Sj:s\^ m^jrhfA channel. 8^^^ mejtrntyCtihty- ^j^^ m(>j erred, Stripping naked, 'j^^f<^ mojre%, Barren ground, - ^
^ ,^^ nif^rcTf, SufTucating. ^ ;:s?^ 'HKn'ria, li yss<^ mejrefcf, A wooden shovel. [Drinking, A ;^^ wiP/e/Ym, Criminal, sinner. ^ ^ ^s\^ Tnq;roo/?,Coiifused, reproached, wound- & ^yp^. Ktiej rood, Skined. [ed.
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mpjerreh, Divulging, publishing.
'mJ>jss^ ttiqjreheWf Diligent/active.
I'j^p^ wq/'ze/, Liberal f;y^==v« fS^^jzeiiiy Fill-.
-^:ff:u mcjzom, Abrupt, cutfi^'^fi rig, clever.
^ ysy^ w>j%ee, A convenient mansion,
Im^^'^'ihiej^ssif, Feding; bantiling. ^»w.^=v^ wlf>;5d^,^ Cloth well •dyt'd. -
^M^isja fdrjessein, Corpulent, ii\corpora(e J. 'y:i^'7n0jesh, A hahd-mili,'
wlii^sx* mejshkht Coarse. •»
*^^'^kxs^ rnffjs/^ooi'^. Broken into large piecel "l^Mi^ rao jesses, Opening (eves,) pkistering.
i^*cspJ'W>ojze%, Going hastily;'" \^i'*''* i^^^^u*
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•aV^cv^ ;jfj,o'x^er. Tall, strong. -,
-a:^ *w<7^'. Foolish, delirious. ju,;sx# '"^Jotf Impudent, immodest (woman ) ^.jufs^ mo/ ad, Cur\\ns,ha\r» y:ss<^inojel Grant- ^as>^ tny'-aifi, A refuse. [i^gt fini&hin*.
ij^iff\^ ii^SJftkli, Bragging. y^f^ fii-yj/er,. Shunning, dismissing. y^ss^ mojfcl^Going hastily. y;sx^ rtiojfon, Ig- -£a;^w nt'j/A'fi''* Haggling, [norant, injuring. J.3SU my'^lt Revering, magnifying, a)Lsv« mo/dlld. Polished. ^ ilac>^ luejlaff, Hardy ■ ^)^^?^ rn.'ielleh. Transacting. [(camel.)
^JLacv* raejUd, A leather strap, skining. ^JLsx« ffli^/es, An assembly, council. [Splendid. c-iJi^apM. itKij'eUef, Destroying. ^Isc^^ ifn'jluo, «W* mejld^. Bald ; mojlee. Banishing, libe- ^,;sc« mojem. Approaching. [rated.
0i«.3sc« v^ojemedt Congealed. K«^c^^ rtiejma, A concourse, convention. A«£cc« tti^jeiiimei^ A summary, abridgement. c^4^ ffifjtfioo-a, Contained, collected. i£yt,s^^ mejmoo-af, A collection, maga^nc. ^5Kv« mojen. Hard and thick. t J '••TAt nipjnelf, Copious, plentiful, [dining, fc^x, vifjennet^ Insanity. fJ^cf<^ wojneh, In- •kJifffv^ fXio^ennefi* Assembled ^troup§.)
v^*^-« vipjnool. Having a pain ih the side,
„;j^co jiiojnee. Ripe fruit, much.
^j^ m'joo, A lentil. v>^?^ wp;oc?t, A shield.
jjja.^^»^« mejoqfen, Stinking water,
d^i£\^ mqjeiviced, Learned-
j^ssu «n'/^?i^W'^,' Dismissing, holdina^.
tr-»=s\^ r7;<?/oos, Eaving small ears,
«J^^x> rafjoof. Having a large belly.
l^s^u mejool, A shield, a necklace.
x^.^^ tn^jetviveh, Raising to dignity. yi_j:=sv-o majewhcr. Adorned. %?^s:,^ mejiiee, ^ niocheh, The eye-brcw.[HaHging(a kettle^ ^i^sss^ %'i^'jhhr. Speaking distinctly. ^;il-.sv^ mejhht. Miscarrying (she- cam el. ) . o^jsx* inojhed. Vexing, injuring, ^s:^ mojher. Speaking publicly, ^jsx* wO/'e^^esj, End owed .^^-BXt 'ffioj/iesJi,Jomp* ^^isss^' vdojheli A desert. [ing, fearing.,
a^^axo mojhoodjQave. J ^^s\jo rnqjlioor, Cleaned, ^y^sA^ fnojhee, A high road* [purified.
„.^co mqfee. Arrival, adducing. -n ^.^' »..^Asi\^ ihojeehy Accepting, granting, fnoble. ^A2Xc TTig/ee^, Ruining. .X/srv-o mejeed. Glorious, ^ /^ mojeedun, To wash,' to fry.' -.j^. ^a:sx« inofeex, Approving, granting liberty. {fi^fps^ vv^ijeeslh /Raising an army.
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fji^M^sx* mpjeeiy Declining. ,
n.csx^ tfioiee-a. Starved. cjiA^^< ;7|Oy'ey^Concave^shiitti*f)*g/ [connivance, ^ wd//, Oldgarnrent.' Ij-Gc^ moAd^^, Regard, If laDw* mohd,blet. Loving, regard. ij.i»jl^« inohales, Plur. of ^j^^acv* uiohvhes, «-*fjl3:u« tiioliahcel', Plur. of c^ja^sn^ mo/i^4;c&. 5lo»ljKv« mdJihjkt, Overcoming. JU.ls:v-4 j]i3/i'>7'er. Pleading a cause, • »^l.sv^ ^mojdjezjy Prohibiti'ngvnv^'j'X^ tji:*. l^su* mohhj-ef, Combati^ng, opposing... -[Jiar. gtacv^jJ^P^^x^* Hunger ;- TJirt/jra^, . A cheat, a A Issv* 7//o7/v)t£i. Preventing, pp|)o^ii^g, angr/. Hi ^is:!^'inoh^desett Conyei:§ati<i;i» i^iU=v^ niohhzht, OppositOkV ,^^\oitr v- t ^ i Lcu« viohhx^^nti Shunning; ,^Jj«^f>: If oUxC* 7n<3//dz^e>-Opposite obje>5ts. [warrior, J lajv^ mehhty Returned, u-i/ j tacv^. iiioh^rcb, A jj^W^;?/<o/if4jr^i A^overnor, keeper. Xi J Ua^ l^Joh \ 7'6'«^i?3f,/ Irritating. cJjljcv>« wohhr'ift Unfortunate, Uj.Ca^^ viohhrjkdtt Cupning oae another. •^^rt^..vi^^/^4'^^^/^» J*l.ur. of.AJS^« mehreni, ,^ t-Aj J Uu. me^r4}eh, PI ur.. 6f v^^j^bi^ fiCehch h* ^\o^:jn.Qh(iss.yA follovvep. 5 * .^ .: ^ .
Uc^^ molidiSicL^ Cahwl^Uing, cpmputii^g*
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JfA*.ls=v-« vwhhsehef. Calculation.
^^[ss^^ tnehhsh, Furniture, wealth, burned.
5UU*\^ mohctshatt Abstaining.
(ja'aru« mehb,s. Flashing, yo Iss^ moJi^ser, Suf-
3u9 lisuo mohhzzeti Compelling. [rounding.
la laa^ mohatf Comprehended, surrounded.
«--Jolacv^ raoh^teh, Eating dry thorns, -
Slilacvo niohbfhty Fighting, disputing.
kilacu* mohkfiz, A defender, governor.
Xl£iL:cN.« rH'Ohafezet, Custody, guardianship.
c«5 lacuo mohhk, The wane of the moon.
Sl^jlrcv^ mo^d^^i^ Equal, like, little.
jiS>la:\^ mehhkety A weavers shop,
.^♦r l:s^ moJihkertiety Citing before a judge,
J Ucu« mohhJ, Deceit, art, a large pulley.
CJiJl«u> moh^lhty Behaving kindly.
Sa! Un^ mohklehet. Assisting,
o^ ijciA) moharned, Plur. of » j^^ai melimedet,
Xii^ Us2 mohh'tnekety Acting foolishly.
3u«lsx« mohhtndy Plur. of 3.^ax« we^me/.
Xj^Lacu* ftiohhivetet. Ensnaring, larking.
Sj^l^v« moliciweref, A conversation.
S^^Ux« raohktvezef, Commerce.
Jl4Njlacu« Wiolihyedet, Abstaining.
JusjI-sxo moJiayeset, Seizing insidiously*
ii*^ l=sx« lOtohtiyeket, Envying.
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Ii*Uv« tiiohhyenett Fixing a time. c-Jijcu* t»oAe[>, A friend, a lover, jUkw* fkUhlhrt Quickly producing h^rhpge. t^sg:^ mvhelbet. Friendship, love, affection, ^A^^v* iHohheji Appearing unexpectedly. yx^s^ »2e//^tT, An ink-holder. ^jA:^^viohebrem, jj,,.>ccv^ mehhes, A prison. [Pomegranate soup. ^JLxs\^ iftf>A/6<?«A,B]ack ; wo^ittes//, Assembling, ^jkai\^ mohl'ik. Fastening, strengthening. 3^v^v<« mohal/eif Impregnating. v>>a^^ it^Mooh, Beloved, beautiful. J y^ae^ mehho)r. Cheerful, fortunate. (jM^xs^^ mehlfoos, Detained confined. ^ yjKsfi ,/ieA^ W,Taken in a net. ^^ ^astu* mchhoon^ eli/svo fiiihett Vehement, excessive. [Angry. gUjKv* mohtaj, Necessitous, indigent, fcheat. )o lXaeu« iiiohtaf. Surrounded. ^ Usx-* nwhfal, A yMA::a^« mjhieh'S, Imprisoned, containing. jjjAVacvo taohtcbent Having a dropsy. ..a:«v« mohtebce, Binding the legs o\ thighs. ^^pae^ mohteterit Congruous. mohfeses. Instigating.
mohtefe^'. Sequestered, veiled. g>^EO:*v^ mohfejej. Bringing proof, pleading a ^^jsvr^v., iiiohtejer, Rocky groundt [cause,
jjj^cvx^^ mohtejen, Drawing,
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y^scy^ moJifezee, Imitating, J o^Xsa.* 772 o^teteTf ycss^ mohter, Tying a knot. [Abstaining. u^ jXsss^^ rfiohtered, Contending, fighting. tiL^yCac^ fiio/iterest Tilling, a sower, ^^Xsv^ rdohterm. Cautious, safe. (j«y,a£ niohfereft. Guarding against, preserved. (jojX:^ mohtereSy Desirous, studious. (^jX:ss mohteref, An artificer. cJ^^ mohtereJi, Burnt, kindled,
^ ^'Ji:^ meheterem, Venerable, revered. jy^ m>ohtc%e%. Notched, cutting.
-•jAas iiiokfe%em, Armed, putting on clothes...
ij^y^ inohf€%e?i, Afflicted. .Ta-i? c?,
L^^iiiz^ vfi'.hfeseb, Comparing, numbering.
f,£^:^ mohteshem, Powerful, bashful.
^jjtr^ mohteshee, Crammed, filled.
jjjAfi's; uW/Zez^w, Embracing, a sheep reclining.
^I ;'a2 vwl/ete^t A conqueror, happy.
«xiX:^ molfefed. Sharpened (a sword).
^:'afi wohtefcr, digging a well.
tiJ*^ mohieftZt Provoked to anger^
^ X^ vwhtefil. Meeting, assembling.
^.XA:^ mohfefen^ Eradicating.
^i;-:^ mohtejee. Tearing up, pulling.
^i^'iXsi j?wlit eM,D^Ecientf failing, [governing.
jSu:^ rtioMekcVf Mean^ base. ^i=aX^ Rulin
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4»^!LX:si moliteleh.'^lWking. y^Lss moIfte^if^SweTkr-
^JtJL;L«u« 7Jiohtele^, IJ'dlry, shaggy (vest.) [ing.
y\Xx^ ItiohteleU Staving, descending,
^s^ mohtelemy Dreaming
^s^j.x>^ fnohtemedt Praising one's self.
lj5^X«uo vtohetewpsh, Inflaming to rage*
,VX:tf mofdemcl. Doubted, seemed.
CA. iiL>x^ fiiihtemelat. Suspicious.
*«Xacuo vioh/efnew, Anxious,
'^y4l:*v« moheiemce. Avoiding, cautious.
jl>a*u« mohtenek, Skiltully, eradicating.
^pyae\^ ftiolitcivish. Frightening.
h yi^^ mo/i/ewef. Besieged, surrounded.
4f ^i*»^ ffioJi/etvee, Embracing, comprehending,
^^A^^^ 7/io/z/ee, Strong, (irm.iicg^7nohesset,Vrg'
u±A»iiEv^ moheS'hist Moved, instigating, [itig.
l^sEvon^ melijh, A place of refuge.
S ljtfv*u« 'ttielijat. Worthy, proper.
Cs\^\^ rnohelfef, A way, road.
-#v*n.scv;=«x« 'iiiohej'hejy Retiring, retreating.
ysKa^ niohjer. Stony, forbidden, the socket,
4^.sufiv^ ffiohjef, Going out.
♦.3s^«u» vdohjem, A glass, pusillanimous.
^^sc^acuo viohjen, A club, a large stick.
i--?^s:<^Eu« mohjooht Covered, modest.
j^jjsvagv-c mohjoor. Hindered, prohibited.
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\y^M^ vnohjooz. Having the feet bound. ^y^\ss\^ frto^/ee,Substituting. j«v^ woAe^.Sharp- <±) A*v^ mohdes,An innovator, a relater. [ening, g,>ccv« mohdej, Beholding. A >a:u« mohded. Terminated, ^ A«w« moAr/er, Swelling from a blow (the skin.) c^j^:kv« mohdeJt, Surrounding. AjjcKv* mohdood. Bounded, forbidden. ^As^ inohdee, Endeavouring. J3^su« mohzelem, Quick- paced, f 3s&u9 mehzem, A sharp sw^ord. ij ^ \:kvo moh%oorefy Dread, a hobgoblin. t-J^ j.^^ taeh^oofyA bottle, J j Aacu* meh%ooh, yax>« moher, Fervent, warm. [Cut.
ol^a^v^ mehrhs, A coal- rake or malkin for cJl^a^ mehraf, A surgeon's probe, [ovens. /^'i*uo mehran, A honeycomb, honey, - ^jsyo wo^r.?;, Prohibiting, a ^^^^nioWrd^^Bent, jj^x^ moherrert Consecrated to God. [arched. j^^^ moherezp A sparrovr. ^JOJS^^ inohrezt Distracted with love. t iym^ tiiohref, In good condition, t 'i y^^ mohrekf Incentive, inflaming. iJ^jcv.* itiohrek. Moving. -.«v^ mohrem, Unlawful, a spouse. y^f^_^^ miliroobf Robbed of possessions.
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^j^iKu* mehroor, Cholerick, written. [Worse. t>.3>»v« 'Oichroos, Preserved, ^^j:^^ mehrooz, iS^jjc^ mehroofy Changed. «^^^uo fMhroom, Debarred. ' ^y%\^ mehree, Proper, fit, worthy. ii^yf^ inehzen, A Rioted, vexed. [ceiving. ^^^y^^ me//zoow, Grieved ^r^u* ino/iess,PeT' ^^Ims^^. meJishbt A banker's counter. ' _ -iir—. f mohscl', Enough, contenting. 3U*«»aa-o mehsemef, Cutting oiFany thing, cau- ^^**,.«v^ mohsertf Benefiting. [terizing.
!_»» y^^i^ niohsoob, Calculated. ^y«ocv« mehsoor. Discovered, tired. ^•_j*»«cv^ inehsoos, Feeling, perceiving. t^ i^^.^^ mehsoof. Wealth, abundant, ^^atuo mchsool, Mean, vile. .^^jKv« mehsoom. Badly nourished (a child). ^*u> mehesh. Grassy (ground.) Vri^acu* rnchshef, A palm producing bad dates. «.i;dcuo moltahemy Respecting. ^^t^Kx^ int'Jishoosh, Having swelling sides. S LfljKv.* mehsb^t, Stony (ground. ) cJtAos^^ inehshf. Passing suddenly by. *sAfljK\-« mohesscd. Steady, twisted (rope.) ^xaxuo mohser. Forbidden, prevented, [naging. e-juvsix raehsef, Running, twisting a rope, ma-
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^*^isM> ftiohesstlff Collecting, producing, di- ^J*a:%:\^ mohsen. Married^ continent, [gesting* A^Aflsn-o mehsood. Harvest, cut down. jyas^^ mehsoor, Restrained, surrounded, . ^
. ) >! ^^2/* viehsooldtbr^ Fruitful.
^^^^ vnehsoom, An infant. [Fartiqg.
/.)ya:sv^ mehsoon, Forti|ied. ^y*ase\^ mohsee^ (jas:y^ tiiehez. Pure, sincere (love,) millet . jhAsA^ ffiehzhry Ruqning much. u^tas^^ mohe%%e^, Stimulating, provoking, ujtA^^ molizen, Disdaining. u_->Ia^su< mohteh, ^♦b««w9 mohetmer, Angry. [A pruning-hook, i^jla^<^ moh€%reb, Vehement in speech,crook- jylix\^ mohzoor. Prohibited, prevented. [e4» }£)^ss<^ mohzooz, Mirth, merr J, contented. cJLkvo mohef. Overloading (a horse, &c.) Ja^^ mohzee. Preferring, favouring. ja^u« mehfed, A measure for corn. ^ySss^^ moheffes. Moving in bed. ^:ss^ fdohfeZf Provoking to anger. Tiijjff^^ mehfezety A magazine, a hoard, i^ia£ 7neh/ood, A master, ,,
.yLcwo mehfoor, A mark, carved. [rnory.
]b^xsi<^ mehfooz, Preserved, committed to me- tiyis^v-o 7Wd/?/bo/jOppressed by poverty,covere4. ^ia=v« whfee, Barefoot, disputing, kindqess.
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meheJi, Cancelling, flaming* ^^li•s^^ Vdehkan, Pissing. ^Xacu« mohker, Scorning, disdaining. »^ta^ me//^ere/;Baseness,vileness. [ing good. <— jiiacuo mohekkekf Affirming, proving or makf j^yjl*wo wehkeji, A churning bottle ar hook. cJy«a^ nt^ehkook. Worthy, deserving, ^Xjkuo mehek, Brawling, a wrangler. Ov^a«vo mehked. Foundation, original, a re- i\5Cacuc mehekkih. Truth, certainty. [fuge.
J^^^ mehkel, Dark, doubtful. ^.^uKv« mohkem, Confirming, strengthening ;
mohketf?. Fortified, robust. S«^&sv« mehkemet, A tribunal, a court of jus» ^^3.*=iTu« wehJtook, Cancelled. [tice.
JjKv« m^Ae/,Fraud, adversity, dust, layingsnares;
mehell, Post, situation, time, adapted, de- 3ik-Ev^ mohellh. Roasted meat. [seen ding. c-» il«u« mehlhhy A milking-pail. c» i>^!KVx ffiehellhttVluT. of tX^^^jnehellet, [grain. •-aXs^^ wo/i/e^% Assembling; mehleb, A kindof HLkvc THe/i/e/,Barren (ground) •/mehelleffStrett,
square, an inn. [drops.
uJi3cv« mehleSy Raining incessantly in small LXacv^ woA/d/,S wearing, enraged,quick. [afFair, |lJULcu« mohlef, Exacting an oath, a doubtful
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i^\aa^ itiohelleht Scraped, shaved, shorn,
^jjVLsuo mohhfien. Half-ripe dates. '-^
*Lkv^ tnohlem, SJumbering, dreaming, ' ^'^
»^p^-« mehioof, An oath, swearing* — *
^^ssM mehhol, Absoked, lawful, empty.-^- '
^«\^ mehcm, A vessel for warming water.
*jsv<a£*w« tnohemhetn, Neighing,
^♦«\A> ni'^^ew^', Beholding, looking steadfastly.
Oc».rss^ mohmeJ, Acting laudably.
Ujk4:^\^ mehmedet, Praising, proclaiming/
^^^sn^ "XTiehmer, A pack-horse.
4je*:s<-fl TTiohemmes, Toasting.
(ja«s\^ mohemm&t, Diminishing, lessening. ^*
Jg^;^c« -tnohmek, Bringing forth.
J«.2£^^ wie^wte/, Velvet, satin, i'^^^s^ mehmood,
if ^^4a:v.« meJimoodee,A silver coin. [Laudable.
^^♦»re9 mehmoo%f A spur.
cJ>»«u» mehmook, Having the small pox.
3 3*sv.« mehmool, Loaded, charged.
-^ai mehmoom, Feverish, warmed.
«aetr«
mehmee. Guarded, protected.
^^«u« mehen. Lashing, tempting, bestowing. Uarv.* nwhennhi Bent, crooked. [row,
lUaewo mehfiet, Calamity, misery, trouble, sor- c1aL«u« wohnes, Perjured, wiclted. ^ss^ mohnej., Distorting, squinting.
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^Ijc^^ oTio^ntf:^, Mixing wat^r Vvith w{ne,
laXacu* fnohennetf Burying,
^joii^ m<ih€rifLee, Affronting, abusing.
K ■ «;v mohnt'if Wrath, anger, passion.
4U^ WQA«w«e^,Experieiice, trie4. [annihilating/^
^j^/ffUihnes, Affectionate, ys^ vacJioo, Defacing^
f^y^ mehooit A shower, an erazure,
jyies^. nielioor, A rolling-pin.
j^-rt moheivwe%. Driving camels to Water.
^sa ^ tiiohetvfvez, Making a pond.
h ^^ Wtoheivwet, Surrounding with a fence.
XJ^ mchoonet, Inflaming, abolishing.
if^aev« rnoheivwee, Seizing, detained. ,
^«vo mehee, ObHteratipg. Ujss |»d/^eya, tiife.,
I U*i molieycit. Infested by serpents.
*j^^.^ niohees. Subverting, turning up. ^.; , >,
gvAjtf mo/ief^. Making poor, indigent.
.Xa^ vieheed, A place pf refuge.
^A3s2 ffioheeVf Admiring, wondering.
ooAst viehees, Glittering (helmet,) a strong ca-
]a^ai moheef, Embracing, knowing. [mel.
i^i — •- tiioheef. Diminishing.
»Ju-cw« Vf^eheek, Enclosing, sharp spear.
dU^^ fnoheeJtf Making an impression, having
3.Aacu« nioheel, Dtefrauding, a cheat, [an effect.
f^^x\^ fPteheem^ ^n ingenious boy.
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jjjjyacv-e woheen, Destroying, stopping. ^*«v^ rn-ohi/ee, JievWmg, saluting. ^ mokh, A bridle, t»9^rovr,
9^\sss^ mokhhtemet, Finishing, ^ndipg..^ iv^ ^3\j£<^ Tdiokhhteem, A measur^'.foi'cprn^ \^ 3LlLs:v« rnokhakhef, Mar.row. .^^^ j^l^^^ A c^t^ %^ 6\is^ mohhaihshet , Excoriating/ scratching, 3b i ls:v-« mo^/?a(/a-fl/,Cheating, circufi) venting, -ils^^ mekhadem, Serving, being ;i slaves • ; 3iil^ r7itf^/jaj2e<^/. Poor, destitute, ^ J IsA^ mekhhrej, Plur. of g. _jaE\>« xi^ekhref* •[ tc>jV=&.^ mekhhrejet. Separating.
^j ls^^ 'ttiokhhrem, 1 he brow pf 3 hill, S Ij Is^^- niok1i^?>ht. Disgracing.
'(^'j\ss^ mekliazee, r]\j^r.p{ fs ysA^ mokhxee,
XXac 'jkv^ mohhaseletf Shooting, throwing.
^*o \ss<^ ftiokhhsem, ^Cox\itu\!\o\^5.
lf^\s\^ mckItkseffiet,V^nimty, competition. ,
Qo\aa^ tneA'Mx, The pains of birth.
Ujth IsEv^ ttiojilihxe'^'et, Selling herbage.
\i \s>^. 9iio^'//a^, The ipucus of the nose. [son.
.c_-vl9 \s\^ 'ttiofiiiatel,' A $ipS'9^^, the second per- #>.L.s^.* IHoA7.^f^^e/j, Speaking* conversation. i .Is l^^ mohhb^tevcU Danger, hazard, ga mi ng.
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lili* meMhfst, Fearing, danger.
S:;iax« mokhhlat. Dismissing, bidding adieu. 4--AJLa:*^ fnekhaleh, Plur. of < .^Lkv^ nukhleh, IaJL=a-« laokhhiebet. Deceiving. [J"g»
Si) lix« Vfiokhalet, Showing an affection, favour- faeOUx* mohhhlejet. Anxious, doubtful. SLJljkU) mohhtilesiify Snatching. JiAaJ Lscv« mokhaleset, Sincerity, candid, sy ls^-• Tno^Ad/e/e^,Commerce, confusion, per- 4_JJU=v^ 7rvo^//a/^, Contrary, adverse [plexed. XiJla:v«Tn^;^//<i/^^Y,Contradiction, transgression. 5^ L:ku> mokhhnieret. Concealing, covering, al- i _%^ Lacw melihhwefyk dangerous place, [tering. X^laaui mokhhiret. Boasting, glorying. ^Las^ mokhtLil, Phir. of iJu^v^ mehkeehU . "^:
mokhebheh, Destroying, seducing. '^ mokhbes. Corrupting, wricked. •^Aicco mokhher, Announcing, certifying, tell* iyx^^ mekkbezet, A bake-house, [ing news# f^^axikv-* mekhbeset, A kind of ladle, ^y,,^^ mokhehhel. Fortune, time, insane, •xsxo 7nokhboo, Concealed. i^j^^jjs^ raekhboon. Embraced, preserved. ^sKss\< vfioklibee. Pitching a tent. fed,
woMe/,Depressing, diminishing, asham-
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J l>:fev-c iaohhthr. Excellent, selected. [Cheated;
J l;^^ 7no^^/d/,Haughty,vain. ;^^ U^ moj-A/^ifi
^Is4 mohhteher, Export, iiitelligent.
vaXs! rabkhtehety Feeding with bread.
umaX^ viokhteleSi Possessed by conquest;
ip*jiss. mofihtehesh^ QoWcQimgy receiving.
Um^ mokhteleti Asking with importunitj; shaking thfe leaves of a treei
,^uXs! mohhtebeki Stfengtheitrri^.
JaX^ fdokhielelf Corrupting or depraring the
^•^ mohhtebee. Hid, lurking. [mindi
f^^ iKioihtefetn, Completion, conclusion, end.
^AAsfi inokhteteej Cheating.
.i,ss<j^ mokhtejejy Inclining.
jj^ss mokhteder, Kept, covered, or concealed*
*,>.>i2 mokhteda, Cheated, circumvented.
t-JjJifi mokhtedef, Snatching.
« ov/s! mokhtedem, Employment as a Servant.
^>Aai mokhterej, Extracting, deriving.
iP-y^ Vfiohhtefish, Scratching, seeking provi- sion for one's iamWy, [cluster of grapes;
ij^Air iJiokhteret, Drawing (a sword,) a small
g^As2 mokhtera, Cheating, an author, deriving
cJ/ji^ rtiokhhterefy Gathered (fruits.) [from".
o^s:^^ fdokhterekj Blast of wind.
^^Aic^-• mokhterem, Tearing, destroying, losin|^
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3^3=^ tJiD^-A/ftsei, Piercing with a spear. ^y'jikx^ uiohhteta. Rescinding, tearing away,
cJ^Xix* mokktezekt Unsheathed (sword.)
^\isB<^ moUitezd, Retaining, separated. vLsA^ moihteaeii, Preserved, laid up.
•.-.^iiiic*^ tnokh/eskeh. Composing careless urv» «iiJja-» iAohhtesha, Huoibkd. [polished versesw
yeiacv* mokhies, Worthy, peculiar, elected.
. ..r':-^^ vaokhte^ehy Abundance, fruitful.
^AAAisx* tfuokhteser, Abridged.
^ i ^-^^ moJthfesef, Sewing (a slipper,) crowning (one's self) with leaves.
^MxZss^ mokhtesem. Disputing,
^y^'iccc ftiokhitsee. Castrating.
«^«aXsx« it^oJihteteb, Tinged, painting one*s
Kj^i.sx« mokhiexa. Passing, depressed. [self?
fuaXss^ mokhtezem. Amputating, giving,
iaXss^ mokhlet. Drawing, a lion.
v^kocv^ 7noi{'/j/e/e^, Asking ^a woman) in mar- riage for a son, affiancing.
f^tlaXsA^ mokhtelef, Seizing, snatching.
^^3Xs^^ mok^iietee, Stepping.
i-iiifcu tnokhii^k, Blowing loud (wind,)
^iXiou mokhf^Jin, Assuming.
^'Zacs^ vwk'ifrf^e, Absconding.
JJLkv.* mokhtcUt Extenuated, disturbed.
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^J^Jss<^ iti'ikhteleh. Plucking, wounding,
^)Ji^sy^ niokhielef. Abstracting, winking.
yMXiss-« mokhteleSy Snatching, seizing.
LlxsEv^ 'mokhteletf Perplexed.
< Isjjss^ wolthtehf. Different, discordant.
tJiXx^Ev-* tdolihtelek, Feigning. fXi=s:^ moJihteleni,
^Xi=c»MO ifiokhtehe. Sharp sword. [Ch using.
^xacv^ mokhteni, Sweeping. ^♦Xsa^i moHtemer,
3.♦Is^^ moklitemd, Lame. [Fermented.
t •; . ^iss^ mokhtewet, Failing. » y^ mokhtoom,
/^^a:sn^ mo^/^f oo?i,Circumcised. [Sealed, signed.
cf^ASA-fl viokhtewee. Travelling, taking.
*.«Ajk\^ mokhesam, A lion having a plump face.
*Asx« tnokheasem, A shoe broad in the point.
^vjs\sxsu. mikhejkhej, Concealing a design.
^y^svikv^ mokhjel, Admiring.
js.^u> mokhed. Emaciated, shrivelled.
ij jdsv^ moJihedderet, A virtuous lady,
jsj^i\-« viokheddesh, Scratching, excoriating.
ft j<^v^ mokhda, A store- house. ' -
fj^sx« unoklidem, Ordering to serve.
A 5 >»iE^-« vieh hdoody Lean camel,
^^j.sx« liid-fhdo-a, Beguiling, defrauding
^ ^ j^svo mekJidoomy A lord, a master, an infant.
<fj.^v>o 7?ioIt'kdee, Walking step by step.
cJ»j <xiKv« 7nokhezrek, Filling a vessel.
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^ jcsx« unoihezzia, Mincing, circumcising,
S& j<icv^ mekhzaft A knife. <^Aiv-c A sling.
i ^cs£v^ mokhezzilt Despising, disgracing.
^ o^jsrvwo itiokhexzim. Cutting well.
^^,xsx« mei/izool, Forsaken, fru'stated.
^jckv^ mekhzee, Humbling.
t-3»^^sx« mekhrak. Twisted wreaths.
*—-/ ^icv-o niekhrel', A destroyer, desolating,
osj^^^v^ mokhrehes, Wise.
ttJij^jk*^ mokhrehek,Q\iiX\T\g, tearing, spoiling,.
8^*^ mekhrei, Chosen. o^i\^ mokhret, A
^^js^ mokhrej, Leading forth, [straight road.
:i js£<^ tnokhred, Bashful, modesty.
^a^^v^ mokherdel, Cutting in pieces, ;^
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mekhrex, A shoe-maker's awl.
U9^!sc^ mokhertem. Boxing. [the autumn. t-J^ax« mekhrefy A road ; mokhref^ Beginning ti ys^^ mokhrefet, A fruit-garden, a road. c5^^ wvo^^re;?-, Admiring, confounding, [limbs. ^js\^ mokhrenshem, Proud, contracted in the Jojss^ mokhcrnek* A country full of hares. c^5^sx^ mekhrooh, Split, plundered. ^^jsss^ 'tnekhroot, Long-faced or bearded, peel- jfc jss^ mekhrootet, A cone. [ed.
cJ^^x tf^ekhroofy Pulled, gathered. J^jcv., mokhez%etf The form of a hare. .
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Ai^^ i^ohTie^xem^k bird having a perforafed f^s'ysx^ uio/ftew, A magazine, agranarj. [b.i|]; ^^y^^ rtiekhzool, A camel having broken (^^^\sx« mekh%oont Hid, . [back.
-cf3.==»^ 7/?^^^%^^,, Despising, ruining. ->./^t^L->\ ^**,^^ vwkhsei\ Injured. \iu*m >--.:^'j
J^:sv4> wie^Z/eA'so/,. Reprobated, rejected. . . ^^*«^-o vdohhsen. Becoming ignominious. ^yu^ss^ mokhoor, Stained, abused*'^ ^i^^.; ,_, J ^*.^^ . mokhsool, Wicked, \^i:u> 2noitee,Play-ing. (jjijix^.mo^^es^, Bold, S lxi.s?w« mohhshkt. Timid, fear, , [brave,
%^sss^- mokhsha, Humbling. cJii:.jkv^ mokhshef, Bold, a lion, a doe. ^ii.,;s:v«o. nwkhesMeni, Drunk, corrupted (flesh.) «--*Afijs=v.« mokhseL, Becoming populous. ^s?*« mokhesser, Tiiin,! slander. ija*as^^ mokhess^s,. Appropriating, retaining, 4--i*as^.« mekhsef* A. cobler's awl. 3.Afia=v^ mekhsel, A sharp svvord. . jjfi^A^irv^ meikk&OQS, Dedicated, private. ^^^y*Asi^ mqkhsooseyet, Property, friendship, ^^s:<^ mokhzekh; Finishing, dissolvings ^*a^sv.« woAV?e22gr, Verdant. [Humbling.
- ^/^ars^ mokhezrenii Spurious. ^s:\^ mokhza,
J..^5:vw# WK/ite/, Wetting, ..
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^yA^wt mehhtoo-a, Depressed, a subject, ka^^ mekhef, A prince ; mokhet, Shot off, ex-* « . ^trVv^ TrioiA^ei,(Prey) approaching, [tending. v-_ij.b:^^ mehhtereh, Bending (bow,) twisting cJ;.l=ix« mokhteref. Striking, [a rope.
^'02X0 mokhettet, A young man. ^ttacv-o mokhtel, Speaking indecently. *.li)isc« mokhtcm or - ^LLs^^ mekhtoornyThe nose.
, ,^la;sv« viehhtoohy Betrothed, promised.
jyitissy^ nieihfoor. Supposed, imagined, ^la^kv^ mokhtee, Causing one to step. (ji^s^ fO'okhef, Easy, nimble. jufcv« mokhfer, Protected (by a patron.) U^iuk^ mohheffif, Alleviating. uiXss^ mokhjik, Repulsed, riiss^ mokhfekef, A ^y.ix« f(\>ekhfoo%, Submissive. [scourge.
fiyiss\^ f(\>ehhfoO'a, Insane. [Mad.
6 ^Ls\^ nie^Ay^o/, Alleviated. oyl^v-« mekhfook, jL:kv^ niekhfee, Covered, concealed, secretly. ys!<^ vwkhel, Spoiling, disturbing, s;^^*^ viekhlh,K sickle, s V>isv-o mck^ilhttk wal- ls i)L^v^inol/i/d^Abusy-body. [let, a saddle- bag. 1- X^ir mekhleby A claw, nail, u«>Jl3=v^ inokhelfjes. Going mad. XXjkN^ rajkhellet, Herbage ground, jikv)^ mokhelkhel, Laying bare, a bone.
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odivs moViled, Pjerennial, leaning upon, sup-
jjjLacv^ mohhles, A kind of herb. [ported.
oaXiiv^ mohhles, An asylum, a surname adopt- ed by poets.
J luA^ mokhlesaneh, Sincere, candid.
kX^v^ rneUilct, A busy -body. ■ ,^U^ mokhlof, A young pigeon,
Cl>liXs^^ mokhel fat, Succession.
jyjisx* 'diekhlefeti A willow ground. 'v>J^^^>^ makhloob, A deceiving (woman.)
^3.JL^vx> mekhloojet, A just opinion.
l9^.^»w« w>ehhloot, Mixed, confused.
c^Lsv-« mek/iloo-a, Rejected by friends, [ed.
i3 y),:k\^ laekhlook. Smoothed, produced, creat-
JL^v^ moih/ee, A solitary place, a desert,
-K^kv* inokhenf, Sweeping, corrupted flesh.
j^4.s\-o moUtmed, Quenching a fire.
j,tsx«, fiiokhrner, Conceiving, covering.
IUa4.ix^ Vfiokh trie set. Hunger, wretchedness. . ^.^ss^ ftiekhmelf Velvet or satin,
J y^ss^ unekliWQor, Drunk,
My^ssMo ftiekkinoom, Free from envy.
4«-^i;kv< mokhneb, Running, losing.
iLkv^ inokhennet, h. nostril t_-AX.;ix« A dwarf.
c:Ljls\^ fiiokhefines, A fool, infamous.
cj ,^^ac^^ mokhendek, Making a ditch.
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jj«j.k«^ moHries, Repelling, rejecting,. .^^.;lsc« f^okhenshel. Depressing. ^Js\^ viokhiiat Hiiinbling., [neck,
i—ji'ts:^ itieihnekf A collar, a chain for the ji^iEv<o mokbcwtvesh, Diminishing. uo^=5E<-« m')^/ie2^;i^e*,! Receiving a gift* ijo^:ky^ m(j£hoo%, A pot used to stir, wine. . ^^sos^ moJihewwla, Diminishing, paying debt. C-3^3=v^ tiiehhoqf. Dreadful, horrible, a road qf c-J^sA^ ttiokheivweky Enlarging. [danger, ^^iv^ vnokhewwelf Having many, uncles. h^,Ass<^ wo/J-/i^6'^/?, Little, lurking. 5yJ:^ mokheez. Pushing. ^^A^Ev-g mokheer. Turning, bending. jj^Aatx« mokhees, A prison. (jaAicv* mokheez, IsA-ixo 7/iokkeet, A needle. .[Fording.
cJuas mokfieef, Terrible. ; v ^.-••: .
uJLstf rtiok/ieek, Walking, rambling. jJUia mokheelet, Supposing, perceiving. *:Aa2 mokheem. Pitching a tent. 0^^ meJd, Extension^ lengthening. ?U1j^ taodajht. Counterfeiting, defrauding. S^^^j.^ modb^jerdty Running off, JUa. \ js-« woJd;'e;2d/, Counterfeiting, dissembling. ^\jw« viedd^h, A praiser: xX>!j^ Cheating. ^1 jw« i72ed^khel, Plur. of ^ ^ fi^pd_fihj^L
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aIa^ tnedhd, Ink, dye.
jJju. »WAr, Dwelling, a circumferencet
\j\^ modh.rh. Civility, dissimulation.
i^J^^ modir^t, Affability^ gentleness.
u-jVa^ medhris, ^Imv, of i^y^^edreset.
JU J ! 0^ modb^reset. Giving or taking a lesson,
f&jS:^ itiodarehet, Insatiable in lust.
^j \ Jc« medhree, A dissembler,
u^\c^ fiiedd,s, A kind of shoe. ^]^ vtiedhs^,
XacJj^ modk-ald. Jesting. [Pearl fishery*: l£a*lo^ wodh-aket. Making war, opposing/^ SU1.x^ »no£/(i-a/eif^ Circumventing, [treachery. X^l4X^ modkgheshet. Crowding, ensnaring, hai]^^ modagheset. Hastening. [man.)
Slilj^ mod^fat. Rushing upon (a wounded 2» \ iS^ raodhjia, One who repels or averts. cJlJ^ medhky A field of battle. IS I Jc, modhhet, Calculating. ^J j^ modkhia. Eating herbage (cattle.) ^Si^ medahes, Plur. of ^j^-j^ msdkes, j i)i\.y^ fnodhlht. Kindling. . . : .. _i
J8!o^ moddlet, Cheating, beguiJiiig. ' S*J5i>.« modhleset. Defrauding. ..'.
ftjw* modern, Perpietual, always. ••' »-^. . ' JL^v^ 1 j^ mod^mejet. Dissembling, dattenng. los^ modd>vie$et, Lying kid.
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jJUlj^ idedhmelet, Treating t^ifb kindnesi. .*\oc« lixodhn, Condemned. ^-^
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|l^\o^ tnodd,wat, Reraedjing, r^toring, r,^lA^ itwdhweretf Goin^ about, ja^^Xf modoAveletf C\idiD^\r\gi turning. ^^S^^ itioJilwefJi, Assiduous, ^
Xy> ? jc«. niodiiheretf A grotto, a cavern, [black. ji^^ mo^Z^grjRetiring. ^y^^^ modheSt Reddish i^j^ moddeiegh, Tanned, dressed (s^in ) • 3^j j^ itLodehhel, Gathering together (cattk,)- jyjw« iSkod^iheh, S.turubting.[tv.f,Vvi*f ^ ^^0^,4 medloogh, Tanned (bag orbpttjo.) . , 2>< J^ medbooly Dressed, tanned^,\,;,,<» *'»fi.:.' ^j^ modesser, Making a nest (a bird.), f ;.^ jyva. jc« viod^ejt Cloudy sky, covering. ^,^ ^ l^j^o^ modejdej, A dark night. ,*.^!ir ../?.,, ^^j^ fdodjen, Cloqdy! day, raining. •* ,
^X« f»e</e/i, Commendable. u>^^modhet,hi^^ ^^jut modehr^. Revolving. [plau^ing.
^^,jc« mqdhez, Rejecting, damning., ^.^ ;,^ c-¥j> ,>w4 modheJc, Reprobating, repelling^ « I ^^ 3 LJLft.,>y« modehlet, Speaking cojnfusedly^ [ipg^: jjLft.Oc« mo£/e^/e//srailing.^4^ j^ waci^/i/«ef,FiU'»; ^44. jc« modehmel, ^^^cing under^; ^;^,;, ^ ^^; ^ju «iiO£/eA:Z^, Large, support. .Vi;j«i ^f^^ ^joiLjs.* raodekhdiskh, Submissiye/, ^.-j* ^y^r^ojc
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^j^ modekhert Scorn. Qfi^j^ modekhres. Declaring, opening. ^s.J<^ medkhel. Entering, entrance. ^♦^ jw« 'ttipdekhmer yY\\\mg a bottle, concealing* jjMJ-j^ nioitekhmes. Dissembling. J^ js^ medkhool, Benefit. ^ jc« meded, Assist- j ^:^/M mededkar yknussisiixnt', [ance, help, aid. jS^ meder,kc\owdi. t^ j<^??iec?M,Large-bellied. ^ <j jw» viedraj, A barren camel, :,j
j^j'^^ medrar. Great rain ,j<, lj oc« tnrcdras,Xn
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medran. Dirty, [university, a college*; V J wS-« moderreh. Patience, trained, disciplined, g.;j^-o iHo</7Y»y/ Folding, rolling.- --w
c-j 'sj «>^ laodetdebi Humbling, running,*--'. ^^ y*.j j<-c 7;iec/re^,A boakv a com mentaryi-[ college, t*Mj ^^ medreset or vtedreseh, An university, a jjjs-o moderkay Flying, running from dangerj ^jdu Vfioderkelf Obedient, walking.' f ^jjc« itiodrek. Comprehensive.
X:2i)jjv.« itioderket, Memory, understanding. X^^j<-c viodermet, A hare, soft. yM.«jA^ w-odermes, Concealing, silent. ^^ji^ modermekf Breaking, making smooth* \^y^ J j^ modreJi, Dry wood> dirty, soiling. fj^^j,y^ medroos, Defaced, indistinct. ^ •^A** ^^jj^ 4uedrook, Comprehended.
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' Ajj^ medtrhem, Worn out, rich. ^ 0^ tnedree A horn, a comb. y^0w4 rnedes, Rubbing (a skin.) *Mt ow* tnedsa. Conductor, a narrow place. eJ^j^^ tnedsef. An ambassador, '»jU«Ni« medsek. Filling. ^ j^ niedsem. Corking a bottle, stopping. ^^ ju fi^odessee, Covering, corrupting. *o^ medesh, Dimness of the eyes. ^ ju0 iV« 'inodesdes, Moving, or shaking a sieve. SUjw* nv^da-ht, Invocation, calling. Ac Jwo tnod-aser, Demolishing, throwing down* •ft «v« mod-ar. Any dirty colour. ....sjw* med-as, A lace; »noc/-<w, A furnace. ^v^ow« mod-asej\ Quick-paced. jUsout li^cd-ak, A rubbing instrument. ^f^Ok^niiod-ale/, Collecting water in a cistern. iJUixjM ifiod-alek, Engaging in business. . *s«x« mod-am. Supporting. o«»»« iX-. tnod-ames, (Water) full of worms. ^ jc« med-arvy Invited, called. cJi^jc« Wted-awok, Worn, beaten path. ^ A.* meda-yee. Called ; modda-ee, An ad- versary, pretending. ^j^ taodeghgher, A dirty colour. ua£jw« tnodghes, Angry, contending*
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xJkio^ itiodeghfek, Raining, flowing (water)^ ^ j^ imodghel. Hiding ohe's self. c .; ?»
*^c.Jm) modghem, Covering a vessel, eating ^♦1 jco niodeghmer, Absconding. [fast,
^i j^ lIlOc?eg^7?/ei/^,^Valking fast, [country., cJ .x^ «iOi/^_^, Running. 2 U jsx medfatyk w^arn> ^^^lij>,^ medfan, Hid, concealed (welK) xij^ niedfaj A canal, conduit, &c. [leratin^* jijtS js^ medfatyk repulse, oli .>v» modefef,Acce^ jiij,^ modfek, Pouring, water, [cealed, flying*,
JOs^ modjin, A buriafplace ; modeffen, CoA^, ^i j>^ modefnes. Heavy Ijodied. >i s^v; < c^jjK^ filed foo-at Repulsed, .^^.^.j j^ tnedfootif
5 j^ modfee. Rushing upon. [Hid, buried. 6<y^^ li^^deki Breaking (a stone.) ^y^i s^^ medics, Strong (camel.) [ing a man; «3 j,^ inec?^a,Meager, swift, (poverty) depress- es .x* modkel, A slender-boned sheep. Js j^^ mediem, Mulier laxo pudendo. 2\ w\-o wedek, Strong, lusty, (j/^^xx^ modhes. Ground producing herbage. ^ «*♦ J x^ mef/te/i, Wire- drawing machine. Ij,^:,^^ tiiedlioobetf War. [(ahorse.)
c.^^,^s^ medkooa, A disease in the breast of ^js^ medel, Mean, baise.
ciJ *x^ . i»ei//c5, Concealing, cloathing. . Y6
^j^ Wtodlej, Setting out in the evening.
^^s^ moilelea, Thrusting out the tongue,
yiJ J^ vOfOiUefi Scolding.
^^ medclldt Wheedling, toying (lovers.)
^x)oc« Vdodienzi/t Full of flesh.
itii/l wV* KiioJlenftk* Swiftness of motion.
^^J«x« mecilool, Straight, demonstration.
*ljfc« mcdeUek, Insane, distracted w^ith love.
tjM^tX^ ?nodelkes^ Going fast.
^•x^ niodlehem, Dark night.
^Jjc*. 'modlee, Drawing, sitting down.
3UUjwo 'fAednikjety A turban.
4J'U 4,v« modmah, A row of stones in a watt.
<^ A« iJioc?wjf?5,Mollifying.[strengthened, even,
^j^ modmef. Veiled, confirming, rolled,
^.«v*j^ modemhelf Compact, rolled up,
C-JLSV4 .x^ modemhek, Starching linen,
Jazwcj^ modemheh Involving.
'iXss^^^ modem helet, A beautiful woman.
«Jii^«x^ inodemHeJt, Going slowly,
^A^iVe mod^mdemy Diffusing, ruining.
iJu»^ jc« modetnsekf A garment.
^^j^ modemmegh. Foolish.
^ Js^ modmek, A baker's roUing-piti.
^^ ^^ medmel, Drying up wound.
^^ j^ lAedmilej, Round and smooth.
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LxUjs-. modemlek. Smooth, worn stone or ^)U4\« modemlekt Polished arrow. [hoof,
j^«x« modenwicti, Assiduous, frequent. lyoCK^ modmoogh, Foolish, stupid. ^y^iS^ medinooni, Red, flesh j. burthened. ^-oo^ ffiod'mee, WouTiding* ^^^ riiodenneh, Low, hanging down. ^«x^ inodennekh, Humbling, weak* iJu«x^ THodennek, Contemplating. (j»K«>«>w8 modenies. Promoting discord. (j*»±=i3js-« modenkes, Keeping constantly at t/id^ modneyeti Near the birth. [home..
P_5«x« fdedook, Dissipating (wealth ) j^^jv^ ruedooJihj Expedientr [with worms, & ^ jv^ mode wed, (Meat, cloth, &c.). infested j^iis^ iH3<i^^6r, Con verting. <j_5 ju m ^doqf, Mix- If ^ j^^^3^//^'^^, Thro wing into a distemper, [ed. ^ U> ,>wc modham, A kind of plant. I s .vA s^: modehdek. Cutting, breaking, (jMi>»x-o modbes, Walking, travelfing. u&d><x« modhcz, Making haste.- [indisposed* i/is jc« modhek, Filling, ^a jv^ Unfortunate, gv^o^ modehmcj. Going slowly, if^4jfcj^ viodehmeret, A short-bodied Woman. jj*,^ 4X^ modehmes. Concealed. iwJi»jt> jw« iPfiodehmeh) Cutting, breaking.
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Jt^^jc* meclhoosJi, Admired, wondered ^jc« wedhee. Declaring one to be ingenious. ts j^ medee, A boundary, goal. ci^«x« fiicdees, Rendering abject, enslaving. ^j<4 inedeekh, Precious, excellent. j^jO^ mcdeedf Tall, long. c-JuwVo medeeht Loathing forage or pasture J^wV« niedeeh Aiding, helping. [(cattle.)
^jOwo medeem, Raining; medeeff, A servant, IIjwV* medeenety A city. [mean.
Qj5j»>c« tnedeezvon, Involved in debt. ^ 7H02:, Light, unsteady. [wolves.
u-» J i^ 'mo%ah, Melted ; mexhhy Abounding in ^ ^ < ou niezltheh, Plur. of <Vi j^^ ^rmzfich, j^'\ ^ mezhhhcr; The lower part of the bcll3^ jSbs^ moz^r. Vicious (a-she-camel.) ^_y\^ mexaree, Flur. of ^^^^ nii^zree, f^\j^ taeziik. Tasting. [tion.
i .s> \ X« nvjzah^iret. Remembering, conversa- •j \ ^ mozair, Confident, over-bold, ujj j<*« itiezebt Infested With flies (a place.) bwo^ mozehhehf Going fast (a horseman;) fsj 0^ mezbahf A sacrificing knife. -^ \ .x.« tnozelzehy Hesitating, irresolute. yj'^^ mozetber, Written, painted garment. J^ ov* mozlelf Making lean, languid.
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ja^^j^ 'mezlooh, Insane.
^yj js^ mezlooh, Slaughtered, [tenuating*
jfi^ mezloor, Written. ^ yj i^ mezhoolj^K^
J i.^ mezer, Corrupted egg. v j "^ meterrelt
^j jco wie«emfl,Confessing, strangling. [Sharp.
uJjO^^ ino%err\f, Encreasing, augmented. :
t^jiy^ fdoterrehy Milk and water.
vjjo^ iniezroob. Sharp, having an edge,
tsj o^ mezree, A fan, ^ ^ me;i;a, Colouring.
^ j^ ^ mczazia. Dissipating, squandering
js. ^ mozar, Frightening, [(wealth,) divulging.
( 5c ^^ moz-af. Killing. , > -v. .,. .
cJ^£ j^^ moza-oof, Poisoned '^ictuMif.
j^ajs^ Twoz^ew, Aiding, helping. » '^'>;
^^> X« mozker, Applauding, commeiitlat)!^.
zjSs^mezfteret, A memorable deed.
jy^s js-o mezkoor. Remembered,
45^9 -X* mezJtee, Stirring (the fire.)
t ^^ mezel. Liberal, confounded.
»! b.^ meTcellef, Meanness, contempt.
iJ-5^ mezlegh, The pedis, ^j os.« mezeUel, Vili-
- js^ mezem. Abject, protecting. [fying»
i^ :v« mczemmet. Scorn, contemptible.
i os^ j<^ ftiozemzem. Giving little.
->^ j<^ mezmoom, Disdained, scorned,
^^X* me^ere^. Constrained, forced.
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t^^ fft'Btwed, The tongue. j^hsjt moxtver, frightening. .^^M) nhe%hel,' Cinjsing one to forgeL r^b^ mczhen^ Overcoming bj ingenuity, *^A«« fdozeyh-ay Full of chinks. [man.
«— -<^ ^ n^e^el'f Melting, ij 5s^ nie^^eycty A v^'Q- 5^3^ fficzee^Jfetf A wolf. pj js.« jfiozeer. Provoking to ange^. •i^ ^ezee^ty Defiled or polluted. j^ $mrr, Passing thro' or by. 5^ V^er^^ Fighting, disputing, »U^^ merhhkt. Avoiding, guarding, ^1^ meriiifia, Plur. of ^j^ isierba, ,
^.Sj^ meraO^e, Plun of U^^ ftherld,* uy^Ji, V¥^iit, A woman. i—ajI^ merciteh, Plun of lUjj^ merteleL ^^^ fiherata, Plur. of ^ ^ morJa, J»\^ fnerhsee, Plur. of 5 13^ ijia's^f, lacva.^^ mer^ehet, Excelling. S«>:^tj^ n^r^jcmet. Contending. f^\j^ jnerafeehf Plur. of^u^^ merj^h, ^Sy Xii'irhh, Cheerfulness. J^!^ merkhcly Plur. of si-. ^<c 'Hierhelef, XX^I^ rfierhheleti Assisting in lifting a load. ^^ )^ inerakeni, Plur. of **s»^ merhemet, ^jaAs^\j^ tnoi'^heex, Plur, of ^la.^.« w*crM;?j.
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S U. 1 ^^ niierbMctt, Dropping.
ai^ morkd, Wish, affection.
w ^ i <^^ morcidaf, Plur. of a ^ ^ morhd,
5^5^ Tfi'Oradct, Saucjs boW, proud.
Xsi^^-a ftLotada-at. Staining, pghting.
^i^^^ nior^degh, Plur. of u^ yo unerdeghet,
$S:i\j^ 'fiicrkdcfett Succeeding,
^ ^ Ij^ fn'Oradee, Plur. of cf^y^ mordee.
S . ^^ ffkerkret. Bitterness, the gall bladder,
j\y^ nierht, A hempen rope; .•'
iS'j^j^ mer^T^e, A species of tutty.
^J^^J^ merrcLs, Potent, robust. ^•'^ ■ ,'"
^>^\ ^ nierctsel, Plur. of |3^v«^ <mors(ikt, tX^Sj^ jaerkseUty Corregpotjding. t:^'''*^ r-/f JU ij^ fuorkshet, llaining in smajt drops. ^ 1^ merkshedf Plur. of js>£y^ Tfhershed, "^ XXA J ^ morasheM Stretching o^t the neck' Sj^^^ morhudd, Seizing t^^ attacking (a^ ^jdl^ merhxy Plur. of ^^^^^ merex. [enemy.) SUfl!-« rrior^sJdf, Being agreeable. » •-/ - «.i ? -« merktia, Plur; of ^.^ ^^ mer%H,^ } ■' ^' '5bci>'!> wi«»*<iaa-<3f^ Sucking, avaricious.' "^ la? -« Iticrkty Plur. of is^^ mo/-/. <: - • 2l»1-:« »n(»^*A/, Reflecting. .''iirr * , ♦''- ^£?-« m^r^^-a:?;, Rebuking, bt'^'wllng.
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S ic \j^ ffior h' ate f, Contracted. ^ \ ^ merbgh, k t-^ !-«infr(Vo-/?e^,The necessaries of life, [stable. Iac\^ meraghelef, Vropensityf affection. S^\j^ rnoragliemet. Fighting, shunning. 1*)/^^/^ fifer(tgheedufif To wallow. Slilf^ morhfatt Renewing, agreeing, ^i!^ merhfed, Plur. of .xi,^ vaor/ecL XAi1-H» mercifa-at. An action, a lawsuit. , ^i^<i\^ merhfeJty Plur. of uJii^ merfek* .« XXi^^ merhfeket. Crowd, society, y-i^^ inorkfehet, Shewing compassion.., ?j.^ t_^Vj^ nierhkeb. Inspecting, perceiving. .^^ JtAi!^ merhkchet. Fearing God, observation. $9\ ^ faQt'kket, Plucking out (hairjv, ^ ' .. ,\ ^ ^^ mertikee, Plur. of s \ji^. werkkt.^^ i ^x ,^^\^ merhk. Ignorant, foolish. ^^,-^'*:-'* jtyXg^i^ «i:ir(^tee/. Running a race. ^^>\^ merhkeh Plur. of 3.^5^ merkel, ty^£y\ j^ morhJie^, Perennial, unfading. ,
3U^ i >. merhkeyct, A kind of trec-i ».^ . ^ ^ 1 -« merhm,. Curiosity, intention. ., ' c-j 7 iUK^,«iordw?a/, Fighting, assaulting. Ju J^ OTcr^ne/, Ex^ness, suppleness;, mrn:' rhnef, A ye^r, 'i* ■ !'! \ ' A'^if? . / : S*i^--« vneraneket. Turbid (water or urine.) ^*!^ tnoriXne^h, A species of herbage.
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Si^^^ W>erawedetj Desiring, carrying away. ^ 5 ^ r* 'w^^^^'^^ie/, Endeavouring to conciliate. 5i* ^ morhtveghet, Frauding, wrestling. f^\j* merdbhem,. Tlar. of *3^ merhem^ 'y;j» \ .-c merhhenef, Fighting, contending*-^ '•^^ « b < _« Kierhyat, Beholding, advising. ^S*^ fH^rayel, Going haste. [preaching.
L«j f^ Kiierehy A stable for camels; moreh, Ap.«- t-o titerii, A raised ground. 'cL^^ W>erL^z, I f^ J- merphs, Strong, hard. [A blunderer:, ^L -e merlh-a, Rain, a fourth part. c--*j^ vdorehheh, Educating, making sweet, 3L-« moreLhet, A preserve, ^j^ morIM, A sandy place in a desert. ^ ^ morlez, Cutting.
J^j r< fnorlesh. Bringing forth leaves (a tree.) iijj^ m»erlet,k stable; rfierlet, A halter, rope, 2' r« ft^^'i'lcL, A spring habitation, [bridle.
*jij _« merheket, A lizard. «-_»^jy>-o merbooh. Educated, encreased. Is^j^ merhoot. Fastened, depending upon. ^y.j^ merloo-a, Short-bodied. ^ r< itierhee, Brought up, multiplied. gU^ filer thjy A bar-bolt'. 4^1^* wior/^s/i,Enjoyinggood fortune, [flicting. o© U y^ j^of*/^?;, disciplined. t_^ -« tnorteh, Af-
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l*J -• mortelct, A degree, dignity, officd,
ijf^j^ vierteheSt Separated.
XsAj .4 tnoriel'cf, A ligament, chain, friendshifJ.
^^ merlebee, Lfarned.^Sj-* mertesee. Thick
gxj^ morfej, (A field) full of plants, [milk.
ysTj^ mortejcx. Rumbling.
«--^ mortejea, Bringing back.
.MxT^ morlejem, Heaped.
lyLatp^ rnorUheZf Rendered ignominious.
t^j^ wiO/'^e^A, Disturbed, remiss.
Jijss3j^ mortehhesh, Moved, in commotion*
jjos^J^ mortehhes. Buying at a low price,
dJ^ vioried, An apostate.
» Jo -• mortedea. Abstaining, contaminated*
\^^j^ morteden, Making a spindle.
2j -• morfe^i, Immaveably tenacious (miser)*
t/f y j^ moriezee. Injured. ^^ mor/«5,Pubiish*
^-^.^ rtiortesem. Praying to God. [ed.
*j^ morieshee. Suborned, bribed. m3j^ mortesea. Sticking together (teeth) ^•aj ^ morteze^'k, Aimed at or hit with stones. ^^'j^ juortezea, Sucking. [approved*
^*aj ^ mortezee. Satisfied ; morteza, Choseti^ i^kj -f morteieni, A troublesome business, com-* ^^ tnorta, A meadow. [pressing.
>i:^^ morta-as, Putting on ear-rings*
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^j^ mcftta-ad) Trembling. [junng*
tjsjjj^ ftioria-ash. Frightened. <--^x3 -« Con*
OoUi -« mortefedf Gaining.
^3^^ motte^eat Lifted, exalted.
c^aj^ moriefek, Leaning, firm, assistedi
«-JLr -« 7norttheh, Guarding, hanging over*
ifijj-* morfhsh, Mixed in battle.
^j » morttkea, Attentive.
^^?j^^ niorieken, Tinged with saffron^
„jtj,^ morfekee, Addition, advancement.
t^r* tncrtekebi Engaging in, perpetrating,
^£aj^^ mortekehi A dish quite full, leaning
j^s.ij^ morteke%i Steady, solid, fixed, [upon.
Q^£nA ^ moriekes. Inverted, precipitated*
y&^irf wc morfekc%j Disturbed, confused.
jisSaj j^ morfekem, A ugmented, heaped up*
jj-i^j -« mortekee, Rel}/ing upon.
Jj wo morettel, Reciting with a clear voice.
ijfl*j -c nwrteme%. Indisposed, rushing upon*
*-»j ^ morfemem. Eating, devouring.
^y^j ,-0 morfemee, Thrown, cast forth.
l!3 ,^ THOr/e/ie/, Bread kneaded with fat.
^^j -« mortewee. Quenched, strong rope*
ij>^j^ morieheSf Pressing upon one anothet.
^^-« vnorieheshy A thin limber bow, galled,
^^ morteJieti, Pledge, a surety or bondscpaii^
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Jl3-« fnershff Bewailing, mourning.
taS^ iiwrset, Sitting or riding languidly,'
^^ Vfiersetn, The nose.
aP^ ifiersood, Laid one upon another.
^p^ mcrsoom, Having a bruised or sore nose.
^f^ merej. Mingling, confounding,
-.U-« Hfierjhh, Prudent man. >
^ Uy-« vierjtnriy Stretching the neck (a came!%)
^U.j» jp. A. mot j din, A small pearl, coraL
^g>cfr« W-orejjehy Honouring, respecting, sup- porting (the branches of trees.)
f^j^ Vfierefjek, Preponderating, excellent.
^r* wi^^^> Refuge, repetition, returm
3.^.^ merjel, A vessel, pot.- [Hard, strong.
^s^r* vjorfjjetn, Doubtful suspicion ; merjem,
y^^ tn^erfoo. Suspended, last.
u-»^a.^ nierjoob. Reverenced.
^>^ -« merjooh, Preferring, prevailing.
^yf-j^ nif^rjoo-a, Returned, answered.
^y^j^ merjooh Bound, seized.
^> merekf Gladness, active. [water.
o« l^ r« vfierh^ZtA. washer or bleacher's beetle^
(^i^r^ Kt^erhhn, Corrupted, hurt (eye.) '" ^'
t— A^-^ laerheh. Convenient, large.
y^^ vnerhelfk day*s journey ; merhel, Strong* lusty (camel.)
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%i^j^ merlidet, An inn, a day's journey.
j^s. ,^ raerhem, Pity, compassion.
U^r^ merhemet, Merc}^ favour, cooipassioii.
ijb^s^j^ tnerhoot. Washed. [body with oil.
^ -« meiekh, A kind of tree, anointing th®
SL=L-* merkhat, A" fox, laxative.
^^^.e merekhshehj Ashamed, sordid, dung.
i3a!^r* in>erkhes. Permitted.
*.«;-^ tnor^hem, A hen sitting on eggs.
5-0 mered, Stubborn, smooth, bald.
tj^ vnored, Returning, dead, rejecting*
y I j^ fdordarj Impure, obscene^ deadly.'
(j-^i-« merdas, A liand^mill.
l^ ] ^ ^ 'merd^sh, Tall, manly (youth.)
/^ ) ^ ^ merdash. Relation, an history. - b^^ merdam, Mean, base, worthless.
i^j^^y^ merdhneguee. Boldness, valour.
J f^ ^ merdhneh. Courageously, brave.
t*j^ ) /* merdol'hn, A stair-case, a ladder^
iA-« moredded. Rebelling, opposing.
(J J ^^ morderee, Vacant, lazy,
(JJ!^ J /• 'mordsheiveei A washer of dead-badiey*
*: i ,^ W07'<fflr, 'An arrow, shoTt.
Xi i -« merdeghef,^ flourishing garden, [thef.
c_5ij.-o mordef, Following, carried after ano^
^p .^ mcrde^fA. little man, occasioning death*
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^ ^ yjff. xaord^ghn, Plur. of o ^^ tnordeh,
'/P' ^) /^ itierdegoosh. Marjoram,
f \ j^ nierdom, A man.
i^)/^ IP-^^^^^^^* A dwarf, a little mani
'•^^^^.picrdom^et Humanity, courtesy.
^J4 ^ ynordiiri, To die.
^y*^ ^ flier Joo^w, An habitation. ,
^^ ^ -0 merdood, Returned, rejected, excluded,
Jlii^A^ merdoodej/et, Rejected, repulsed,
iji^A -* merdoosh, Difficult,
p ^ J« ilhordeh, Dead, defuncf:,
^i^ ffi'Ordee, An oar. &^ tnorr^ Dewjj
^^^^ meraool, Contemptible.
^*:ijj, moT%ce, Abject. [A limit, border.
3^ Vf^ereZy Disparaging, disgracing ; ip,mer»^
\j^ rtiorezza. Injured, munificent.
*-r-*b/* V* K» merthh, A warrior, a canal.
CJ^J/^ 7«or«s^<i«, A narcissus,
3^^ -« merzehet, A way, a mode,
tyi^f* ^^^^^^^* A dwelling place.
5j -• wiersjg/. Arriving at, a piece of pasttfi
Cjy-* w^^xeA, Level ground, a vine prop.
i Jr* ii*orezze%,GlazQd paper, meat'dressed with
^3^ i»or5{eg^,Rain turning dust to mud. [rice.
9 J > inerzt^k^ A mouse*
hjr* rnerzei/ti^ t)e^iment, eviU
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tijf^ Wieriiiee^, Having a strong voic^.
^Lm-« mersal, A short arrow, swallowing.'
UM^j*«y.-o merserees, Misfortune. [eye- lids.
K^j^ fP'Orressa, Having a disteniper in tU^
i^^ mor^^§egh, Infirm (in mind.)
D^jjo morselet, An epistle, a letter.
f^r« fnersetn, An argument, a mark»
^ j^ lift'ersee. Confirmed, fixe^,
Jiyo ^eresh, Kneading, scratching* ^
Uj.-« mershct. Hurtful, mischievous.
f^iij^ p^ersheh, A saddle-cloth, ^j^ The
lui;^ VCiersheket, A ring- worm, [right wy#
* Lc j-o niershd, A broad patent way.
SiU?^ tnersbfef, A hammer.
i>a*o^ raoresses, Coyered with lead.
^f^r^ moressaf Covered with gold.
fjj*oj^ vtiersen, An iron for burning cattle.
(yoyo^ mersooSf Solid, fixed.
fjoj^ tnerez, Falling sick.
Lif^ merx^. The weaker part of the natior|.
Sl»fl^ TneJ'^^/jSatisfied. a \.^ ^ niorx^fet^Adte^
iJ) ^ inore%%et, K hammer or mallet, [stone.
^^y9 mer%a, A nipple, teat. [stone,
a ya ^ Kier^oof, (Meat) roasted upon a ho^
^ ^ iner%eef Agreeable, laudable. loj^ ftiort, Light, active of body.
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L^ ^ morteh, Wet, liumid.
^.t. w« mortal, Long, tall (man.)
tXisj^ inertelet tStain'ing with mud, injuring hy
K^yhj^ fiiertooh, Wet. [slander,
S-o^^ merioomeU Jealous, unchaste.
V^ mera, Cultivated ground.
SU^ vticra-att Pasture, a meadow, [pieces.
««.^^ moral, A camel's bunch cut into
txsmyi met- abet, A desert, j^e^^ 7//or-ac?,TeiTi- ^^ mor-esh A kind of dove. [fyJng,
oac^ mer-as, A mean man. ^^ mer-al, A t-.'^.t^^ mer-awehy Fearful. [sharp sword.
£ ;.^ TTierfg/zjPasturing forage ; p. morgh,k bird.
A \lj^ mergJiadt Angry, indisposed, confused,
C]^ /* inorghaJif Plur. oi ^ ^ morgh* ^
J Ip ^ morghaneh, A n egg. y^y^ moTghor, A goat, a buck.
i*JJ^ /" mcrghzen, A Jewish burjing-ground.
tj*^^ mern^te. Enriching, ^y^mergh em, The
Ui^ Knerghemef, A kind of game. [nose,
5^ij-« raerghetvht A bad situation, evil.
v^fi^ vieighool. Beautiful, lovely.
\jHyi.y^ merghooSy Prosperous, felicitous.
A ^ j^ merghoolf Elegance of shape.
J>^ tnorgheh, An egg.
^k^^ merghee, Cloudy-minded, dvill.
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U^-* morfl, The mooring of a ship. [A fati,
oJ y^ Kdorfedfk. cup, dish, goblet. Ji3 ^ merfeshf
Ji}^^ merfek, The elbow, a cubit.
XXs^^ merfeket, A carpet, cushion,
CLjysj^ morfoof, Broken, bruised,
^y^m^rfewa, Lifted up, raised,
«3^ moreffeh. Satisfied, prosperous,
»U;.-« rtiorh^t, A stair-case, ladder.
l3\S yo merkak, A baker's rolUng-pin,;
3lj»^ merkil. Quick, curvetting,
$Syt vnerekef, A quantity of broth.
^^ 7?ieried, A tomb, a monument, ajbed,
tf«x>^ morkeddee. Active, diligent.
mSj^ morekka, Patched, mended*
^_^Us^^ merka-an, Ignorant, fpen, a stj4e«
^ y^rnorksl, Swift, prancing ^i j^ merkim, A
-p*^ merkoom, ^Yritten, predicted, marked.
^•^ mer&ee, Defended by magic.
^^j^ tnerg. Death, tj^^^j^,^ merkeh. Riding,
^fi>^ Vfierkez, A centre, [a carriage..
(jo£B^.« merkex, A coal- rake,
^^5 ^^ merkelt A way ; vierkel, The foot.
j^^,^^ flier^302:. Concealed, buried, fastened.
U^ mermh, A small arrow.
oto^ mermht, Plur. of «.«^x> meremmef.
^yLU^ merrnhkhooz, -^ kind of herb,
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JU^ mormhr, A pomegranate. 5^L«^ mermtirei, A beautiful girl. e i* L^ mermkzeh, An elegant thing. ^U^ mermhah, Winking. Ju^ meremmetf Reparation, mending. ij «X4j^ mormed, Meat broiling upon tbe coals, ^^^ A p. wierwer. Marble; mermer, A raur* jj,^^ mermes, A tomb, a grave. [mur.
j^ y4t .v^oremmeshf Having blear eyes. • [ccU (j&^^4 tiiermet, A place where meat is roastr ?u^ merma, A white stone. J^^ mermel, A kind of small fetter. 15^ -• mermoosci A confusion of things. \)oy^ mermoox. Roasted meat. 1—5^^^ fAermook, Looking back. j^^ iiiormclihe^, Any thing wished for. •., ^jf» mermee. Cast forward. ?p ^.-/-:. •,
fjjj^ meren. Tumult, nature, state. ^^U^ mernan, A stiff bow. t_-*j^ A kind gi^ mernej, Aloes. [of garmeuti
%*^ tfiernejet. The prow of a ship. C*xij^ vaerna-at. Convenience, liberty. 4.ju^ lAorncf, Making haste. cJu^ ifierenneft. Dim-sighted from hanger^ (a bird) having broken wings. :-..:;
aU^ merenJt, A lock, bar, bolt.
j ^m itierotv, t)o not go ! 1^ -« 7?ien6;a, Felicity, good f*ortune, a gooddi ^jl^^ morwkreed, A pearl. [men.
(j«^^ merwcts, The first in a race, &c. L^jr^ v^'ertveh, k milk- vessel, .C'^m*. .)-:
i|_5^ rtherwet. Do not go ! fresh ambergris. -.^^ meroo/i. Shaken by the wind. -Xa.^^ wierei>e^e^, A fan. ^^^ fiiore^e^, A look* li_5r^ moroodet. Bare, beardless, [itig-glass. J J -« raeroovr A pass, passage. - ■!"'.' i^ i^j^r* merwerat, A barren desert. png."
ir^^-o vnerooshyA loud cry, lamentation, cry* (jo^r^ meroos, Speedy, swiff (shc^GameL)'" » X^ir^ Vf^oroo'kj Deviating. • A' ^^ \' ^'it , » v-:
"C^'^i^ 'merooh. Subjected ;; morooii, Slow, jj*-^^^ meroos, Hurt on the headv [quenched. 45^-0 menvee, Alledged, told, having the thirst 9 yM'mvrreh, Calculation, measure, number. i^ f^ tnerhk, Bright (wine). ^ •■
»U^ merhtit, Quick-paced (a hnrscv) ^j^^^ inorehbel, Speaking unintelligibly. . ^f« W>orkej, (A star) portending rain. **atf ^ merkeset. Dignity, rank, degree. la^ ,vo rtiorehhet, Inflamed. ^jt> J, diierhefity A thin-edged Sword, [secret. -Jii .^ k; p. merhem, Plaister. o^^/* t^i^^
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ut^^'f^ inerlioob, A lion, fearful.
*)y>^ morehweh, Weak, perplexed business.
f y^ j^ merhoom. Raining, ^^^^r* Pawned.
•y^ w« mereeb, Suspected, hesitated.
|L^ meree^Suspected. c^^^ttiorees. Dull, heavy
gvA^ mereej. Troublesome, confused, [(^eyed )
^jr« meredh, A long arrow. [A philosopher.
<tSi^ mereed. Obstinate, disobedient ; moreed,
**)«x^^ p. tnooreedifiehf Like a scholar.
i^Ji/^ iKiereedun, To freeze, to congeal. ^-4 mereer, Hard, firnn. ^yij,^ Indisposed,
«j -o meree^at Cultivated (place.) [disease.
1^^ W>ereek, Saffron.
Slj^ fnereelet, A she- ostrich having young y* mex. Sucking; miz. Excellence, [ones. i y^ mezkt A species of wine. .■■■■. ^.. • S^l^* ino%(tlferet, Hairy. • ■?
4«X \yt tnezklek or rtiozehlek* Base money. ^Sy* meihjt Temperament, constitution, a ^Iy« me%hht A jest, playing. [mixture.
j.^!^-< fnozahentf Hindering. Us>^\y moTiahemetf Disturbing, p crowd. i^^\yM moziikheret, Proud, glorying, [a bag. t ]yt tnezdid, Auction. 'i^\yc mezd,det,A purse, ^\^ inez^r, A tomb, sepulchre. {ment.
wXv^/^ meTikrsenk, A tomb- stone, a monu-
g^^^-o me%ara, Plor. of g^y, jHexra. ' * clyo tne5:A-ct, An hedge- hog. '* ' ■
'^Syo itieih-am^ Y\ut, oi^Ay^ me%'dfrL l3\'j^ fUe'^b.k, Quici^ swift (a carnal.) ^ I V me%h^, Ignorant, stupid. JUulyo rfiottimenet. Fixing a time. ^\'j^ raezhmeer, Plur. of^u^^ inoxmhrl {jj\y6 fdo^zhnf Adorned. l^\yo 'mozknehet, K^^\^\xA\hgp '^ H JU^t^-« mozhivejet. Joining, coupling; A^l^^ fiiezhtvedy Plur. of i^yo mezwed, JU^!^ fuezatvelef. Curing, managing. **jb t^^ Tfiozhhemet, Approaching to fifty. ^i\y« vnezhid, Plur. of 2iV^ vdezhdet, f^^^j^ mezain, Y\\xv,o{ f^\y^ flioz%^n. ^■iyo Vfiozhed, Foaming (sea.) [adorned*
y^yt mozter, A pift. ^^y^ i(no%elr^\ Dressed^ XJLj^^ mezlolet, A dunghill. ^yiy9 mezloor. Above-mentioned, written, 'j>^>-* ff^^^hooret, (A well) filled with stones; ^y> mezef, Mixing wine with water, honey, ys>yo mezjelj A short spear. [alAiorid.
^ys^y« mezjooj ,Y\Q,tctA with a spear, [playing, ^a. y mezjee, A sm al 1 thin g • ^ ^-« mezeh,JtsXm^, t_jl2*'j.« im^aff Fatigued (camel.)'" ^<^^^
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4JI>^ mozhef. Having tired cattle.
^•5*^^ mezhel J)ecVining, departing from. [man.
^/^ Kne%hem,Vressing. hL yMtnezekhkheifA. wo«
t^ysLy vdoz^khref. Painted, varnished, de-
i^^.,X^yoV^^ekhleb,A buffbon, awag. [ceitfuU
« u mc%ed, A salary, reward.
-^ 1 A V-. tno^dhnf Dressed, adorned.
• , ^v» inotdelee, Taking up a burden.
yf&y ftio^defer. Prohibiting.
jia.Av-« mozdehehi Sliding, falling. [Jng*
^dv* ifioxdehemt A crowd. ^^i^Swallow- • j^y^ viozderia, Cultivating (ground.)
tj^y* ^f^c%derem, Swallowing, fspeed.
igjtyc viozderee, Disdaining. cav-« Quick, - ^ '" ^ • ^ moxda-ah, Taking up, carrying.
^A^ vio%defer. Lifting up, carrying. mS ^y« Itiozdekevii Sucking, swallowing. i*j ^ )/* moxshdeghn. Good news, joyful. *=T N \^ mezdekcct Receiving what is due. cJUd \^ moxdclef, Coming near. ^!a y# mox^^e/d^WjCutting ofF (the head, nose.) f^^y^ moxdemeWi A wolf hunting prey. ^^>y mezdtver, Visited, ^^ty* rnezdetvel, ?^^ vw!^shd eh, Good news. [Moving, removing. I ^^ iao%dehh> Plur. of ^^ mozed, *^Av^ vi^^dclicd. Esteeming moderate.
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yAay^ iKi>o%delier, Taking care, being fond of^ cjlAiy« mozfi^tj/ze/i Destroying, making haste, j^i^ mozdeheet Disdaining, slighting, [er. j^ me%er. Sipping. !j^^ viszrh, A slander* i^^Sjy^ me%rhb, A. canal. D"g»
l\jy« ffiozrht, Chiding, censuring, reprqach- cJ>Mj>-« mezrcbifA javelin. ^jy> me^reh, De- ^jy me%ra, A sown field. [clivitj.
L3jy« fUezrek, A cup, a phial. t^jyt mezrood, Choaked, squeezed (in the jjj>* ff^€Xi^oor, A plated bridle. [throat.) ^^j>'« v/^ezroo-af Sown, seed. *fj>* '^czreyet. Reproaching, blatning. fijy'* ^^^'^^^'*' Constipated. -. U y« mezci'Cijy A restless woman, X« jvo mc?5-a/, A draught, an hedge-hog. yiiiy« nio^-oferf Yellow. ** v-« mez-ajn. Matter of doubt or opinion. cJ^^-o Ti^a«-««^e^, Affrighted. Utly^ me^ghef, liyo vdeteffety A camel litter. [A greedy eater, cJyfl rn-exek* Defaming, tearing cloth. sSy9 mozkaif A kind of small arrow. *^'y« moziem, Ordering to swallow. Lji^y mez&ook, Skined from head to foot. ^J^ mezefi or jnezshek, The eye- lid, the c:us»^ mezhch, A small, mosque^ [hair.
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f^j&>yt mozeHen, Performing, perceiving. ci>^S3>>» mezioof. Filled. / /*, me^eguee. Dainty, sweetness.
^^y« 'f^ezloj, A bar, bolt, latch of a door* f^^y* mezlak, The key, a bolt. f} y me%cllet, A slippery place. ts^yo vfiexleket, A slippery place, lubricityr ^Uy» mo%mar, A flute, a psaltery. zj'^y raczmeret, Tall big (woman.) ^yo mozmOt Steady, resolute. r: ^rt •. ^^yo inoxmen. Delaying, continuing long. jy^y mezmoor, A psalm, a canticle. j^y« moznieher, Furious. ^^ motmehel, ^^yo 'xnozmeej. Very angry. [Pure water* (jjy« we2:e«,Coftdition,sitaation.»5y« 7W03J72e/,A ^y* niGzenneJ ySm^li in quantity, [whitecloud. ^y« mozeiJTied, Avaricious, tenacious. MmJ^ ^ tnozskjnk, The wooden lock of a door,- ^gi yo Tnozejiee or iJuyo An Arabian tribe. A\^y Tnezwhd OT ^^y A traveller's provi«^ ^iy* vioztvef. Conjoined, married, [sion bag, j^y* mozwer, A cheat, a knave, a liar, Kfjjyo mozooree, A beam, rafter, [Taste, Cl>^>* ^^oov. Shining, fillings & u mezeh, i^ mezshek or mezshgan, The eye-lids. o^y mozhed, Poor.
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_^jfc -^ me%hoo, Puffed with pride, isj^ me%ee^ Ijj^ m€%eyety Excellence, [Elegai^ty
-u ;^ rae%eej\ A bitter almond. 4>ji« mexeedy Increased, augmented, /♦'Vi > me%eediin. To taste, to suck* yi^ me%ter. Firm, bold, generous. J^^ mezeel, "VVittyj jnoxee/. Repelling. ^^J^ mexeen, A dresser. [handled,.
i f**^ mes, Brass, copper; a. w^5.9, TouGhing, Im^ mesh, Froward, saucy, discord. i^{»M^ mesai, A fault, a crime. k^Im^ mesaL, A large bottle. Kt\4*^< mosklef » Provoking by reproaches* XLL«w« rnoshiekety Excelling, surpassing. _U*-o messhh, A land- measurer, [ting ashore. ls> l*M.« meshhet,¥ee\\ng..sX!^ L<^ mosahelet, Get^ ^^U»^ mesahee, Plur. of Sla^^*^ mes-hht, *ksL\.M^ W>es(tkhefef, Showing madness. o«.l-M*^ «n.^sd.v, Worthy, a foundation. ._j_;L-^ meshreht Plur- of X^^.*,^ mesrelet, SjUmi rrtosareff AVhispering. X£^U«« mosara-af. Quick, Yelocity. XVjU^ mosdbrekef. Turning- the face. Js Up^ f»eMer, Plur. of ^Iim<^ mosetter, j>^K*M^- inesb,-ad. Aiding, assisting, jiJiFV^ 7Woi'd-a^e/, Aid, assistance, favour,
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^ l**-4 ifi^ash-^ifet, Succotir, ^elp. ^\m^ if^psh-yeef Plur. oi ^^ se-.yee, S li U-« meshjht or X^ Uw« niesdJehet.A reproach^ tiLmM mosd/et. Distance, an interval. JbsxiU^ fdoskfehetf Debauched, whoring. ^i \m^ mosdfer, A stranger, a foreigner, jUiUu* iiiosafa-at, Driving, repulsing. tijU**« tn^5i^, Impulse. [gui<i.
jUaS Lm*^ vnos^ketet^ Filling up, becoming lan^ S Ife Uw9 ines(ikh,t, Perplexed. XS)L*^ 'ttiesb.ket. Avarice, stinginess. jjjS> Ia-w« fUe^^lew, Plur, of ^^^.*^ fiiesien, i^jN^j L*-9 meshkeen, Plur. of ^,^a-«^ misieen* 30l*-u« 7n,e«(i/^/, A question. Ja
i>J U.« mes^lef, Plur. of jUJumo m^sleftt, aXlL»^ w-e^^/ei", Plur. of 2JJl«m9 tneslek. ]r«l i*»^ mosklemet. Making peace or friendship. LaJUw* mesaleef, Plur. bf ie^u*^ »»cs/d^ ^U»-» mor^//ieA, Negligent, languid. jt^L*^ v^vskmcret. Conversation. ^ Uw« meaitma, Plur, of ^4*:« stiesma, yj^ U»4 fiiesameer, Plun of ^l^^u we^rw^r. itljL^ 7nosa?icit, Sutisfjirig, acting kindly^ ^ ' Jo U^*^ meshned, Plur: of jj*^ .trw^m?^*' % v~*'c!. I oJ Um« 7;iosa/2eJ(j/, Em bracing. i^it-A,^ A sti-* s i ^ Uj. nivs^tv^t, Equation. ; [pend, salary.
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j^\*^ fnesawer,.T\\ir ofSj^.^*^ meswereL i^^U^ liioshiveret. Springing upon another. I.«^l».^ moshwemef, Bidding against. 2 1* l*»»^ moskhht. Careless. S ^ U^ moshheret. Watching (with another.) ^ U^ raoskhely Negligent, indifferent. ^^\m^ mo5a^ew. Concerting with, a compa- XxjUmo »ncs^j/e/, Fencing, duelling. [nion, Jj U*« mesail, Plur. of Uu,^ itieseiet, L-ww* mesla, A way through mountains. *c--*>*«^ wi05e^W, Causing. vii-AM*^ mosZ-e/, Cau?- ^w-« mosehbeh^k praiser of G od. [i ng deep sleep, »^A**-« mesheret, Shape, manner, form. laAAv>^ moshetf Hanging the head (in grief.) yj^ TTiosel/fer, Inspector, superintendant, ^^^ moshcu iBlihd. -' "• -'''''' *-^^ ^■'.
^^*^ fiioslfcg!?, Compleatiiig, armed. ' ffeoyi ^^a>-«.^ rtiosheker^ K beautiful girl, a harfdsome cij ^a*.m« mesboof. Overjoyed, in' an e<:rstasy* Xc>>*»<u« meshewat ,K wild cow. [swooning, dead, cJj^A^^ 77/e^?'Oo^, ■Prevc'nt^d. lajU'^^ viosthbet, Digging, making a ditch. '.Ji KjJ*^ mosthterij Ktiying t)r takirig an ass.
s lA,M^»/?osfG?<?e,'Desi ring the male(a she-camel ) ^5 UsM^ mosihsej, Coveting the whole oi any thing, much wealtK
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^SU^iy* inostb^ner, Sole, eminent, electing. jjf. \Z»>^ mosfhjcr, Hired. 3^s. U,^ mostOfjelt Begginp time or delay, j^^Uu^ mostkherl. Remaining alone. «^alx*^ inosf^del'. Studying.
- a Um./« vostddem, Asking victuals. [cd. . i* ^ U**^ vwsth(ke, I><*gging assistance, distress- ^j^)iU*,«^ nwstazev. Asking permission. ^-_»jU«.-« fn>osthreJ\ Overloaded with debt. O^U,**^ itiost^scdJ^oXd^ rushing upon. ^^IL*^ j^ U*Mv« iwo.v/a."?tT,Prisoning, binding. [Sticking. Ji-tf Ui^ mostasel', Eradicating.
^SIa4^.« most^fer. Passing by, running, leaping. J:£»bu-« fnosth/fel, Taking any thing to eat,
- Ia*..h» inostkmt Receiving as a high priest, ^ Um^ mostd,nier, Asking advice.
^ 'Oui*-« n^ostcimay Weak in mind.
jj^Um*^ niosthmen, Imploring protection, free.
^\:l^ f7iostamee, Buying or receiving as ^,
maid-servant. y<JUuMM« mos/dwe*, Accustomed, familiar, [ous. LJ6\jim^ jnosfhnef. Beginning, i^^^^--* Industri- ^ U««i^. iHQi/(i/i6/, Agreeable, w^orthy. [the sea ) ^ss<lm^ vi9$lebelicr,Lon^ in speech, extensive (as jiaX^w^ mostehed, Doing alone, claiming exclq- ^d^^Zm^ tnosiehdel, Changing, [sive property.
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^^*M-o mostelrex, Calling forth, appearing, is jj*«^ mostebree, Dismissing a wife. jAxL^ mostelser, Considering attentively, 2«aX^^ mostelza, Exposing to sale in a market. mostehek, Endeavouring to outstrip^ mostebree, Reserving, leaving a remain- ^j£ijj:<^^ raostelkee. Forcing to vv^eep. [der. ^A^^ mostelel, lltcoyering. ^jfU^ fdDstelet, Carrying away captive. fc^AAi:*^^ mosUbeet, A poor man. [water. guAA**^ «iO^^^^'e^,Eradicating. ^j^^^z^ Making ^^jMjim^ iiio5?eZ'e^7?, Appearing manifest. ^AJXwy* mostethiaj Drawing after. JuZh^ mostetlee. Calling one to follow.. jjiXA*»»*« raosteslielj Oppressed with disease, o«^-w^ tiifostesmedt Enquiring. 1^^^^^ mostesweh. Asking a reward. i^\spjim^ mostejab, Acceptable. ^ cs<L^ mostejreh, Spoiled, marred. >acvA.M^ mostef-al, Full of lust (she- camel.) ^aKs>**^ most ej fee, Pulling away. v -"" fc«-.Xiso:*«-c mostejkl, Causing, attr^cftirig. ^jfsCi^^mostejenit Resting comforted, [garment; j^:*Oum^ mostejenfi\2idi, protected, covered with a y^ifsjj^ mosWhel, Despising, considering a* puaesx**.^ fnesteje^d, Finding. * - [ignorant.
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^9K^x«*^ most^eert Imploring, protecting. (jiAacvX*Mw« mostejeesh. Desiring an army. «---^3sX-.^ tnosteheh, Loving, ^sev^o:.^ (Clay) be- js«>^» mostehed. Sharpening, [coming hard. vi» j«u«*^ viosiehdes. Novelty, an inveiition. ^ ^ ^^MapJiwMi mosteh$er, Fatigued. ^^«M,^Y^< 7no«/^te;i, Approved, beautifuL jtass^jis*^ mostehzer, Forcir\g to run. IaijcOM*rw# wostehfen. Committing to memory. wiscOl*^ mostehekt ^y^o^thy, deserving. ,>-=u*v-« mosfehel, Esteemed lav^ful. '.y^acoU*..* mosteheel, Impossible. [Retiring.
g ^sevXm*.^ niostekhrej ,^%sictiDg. jj ax*^ mostedber, ^jJU«w« liiostedeer, Hound, circular, *j«xx«M^ fiiostedeem, Perpetual, ancient. ^j^jLm^ mostezrea, Coming nearer, ^j^Sm*.^ mostexree, Suing for protection. ^:S) sjim^ ftiostexker. Recollected, recorded. y^s Skk^.* vwsiczkee, Inflaming. ^ 6^Km^ mostezel, Rendering contemptible. f ^jUmw« nwstezem, Despised, disdained. ^^COm^ mosiezmee, Receiving a remainder. ^|Jum.« W2 Oi/er^^, A necessary,perfumed. [camel,) ^j*j^ tnosferbea, Raised (dust,) going vv^ell (a ^jji*^ mostertej. Unable to speak or read. , i^ Xm^.mQsterjel, Wishing to walk.
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^ t^*>^ ffibsierJiel, Wishing to travel. fjasi, yi^^ w»osterhhes, Estimating. ^ j:**< mosferkhee, Relaxed, languid. LJ i Jw^ mos/^rc^i^/iBeggingpermission to ride be- ^ jjUm^ tTios^^r^^/, Affable, polite, [hind another, oo^x*-^ most erf ed. Asking assistance. fja9jZ^^ moiterfeXt Torn, dispersed. ^^2yi^ mosterfea, Wishing to carry off. c-JJ_yA*M^ ttiostreki Removeable, carried off. ^yi.*^ mosterkea, Requiring to be mended. ^^yU^ mosferweh, Snutling. [a pledged
-v^ j:-^^ tnesterhen. Demanding a hostage or i \yi,,^ nlosieziai^/Jncreased. tsj -yi^^ Disdained* yi'J^***^ moste^eer, Asking otie to visit, ^sx^x*^ rnoteskher, Mockery, jest. j.A*JuMM» mosteseTy Disappearing. 4s ^ji,M^ mostesree. Nocturnal ramble. j^h^mXm*^ mostes-adf Blessed, favoured. JiM^z,^ mosteshee, A dravv^6r of w^ater, y^^^ji.^ mostesel. Unsheathing,
( iXvj:*-^ mosteskf, Desiririg to borrovv^
^^^t^,,Z**^ mostcsmen, Supposing. ^,4-«*x.vw^ Going" ek;-«JLM.*« mostcsned, Supported. [a hunting* I ^^.jii^^ mostes-heh Equal, making easy. ' ' l/iJ**^ vtosteshiri One' who is consulted*
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\ajL:Ut^ mosieshrei, Being distempeied.
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^yJLyi^^ mosteshree. Attentive to business. yi^M^ laostesh-ar, Hairy, putting on a gar* ^JiXM^ viosteshjee, Wishing health, [rtient. JkjiXmK^ mosteshlee, Being enraged. j^jU,^ mosteshcer, Y'dt, a stallion camel. IsA-ii-*^ mosiesheet. Angry, becoming fat, . i.^jjaZ^ mostesraf, Wishing to change, pre- ^^ ^>y.;' — mostesaOj Difficult. [vent.
^iAOji*^ most£sfee. Purified, brightened. ^JUaX**^ miostesleh, Being agreeable, pleasing, ^jftaL^t^ 'mosiezree, Cheating, surprizing. ^^r*^ mostezhel. Enquiring. V \^laXA,^ Vft'Ostetah, Good, elegant. A ^U::*-^ mostetrcdt Wishing to repulse. ^uJai«*^ mosteieel, Behaving proudly, conquer^ ^I^Xm^ 'xnostezel. Sitting in the shade, [ing. ^ \xjim^ mosta-kr, Borrov^ed. ^^ UXm*^ f^osta-hn^ 4Vuu*M wao5^a<f,Capable, apt, worthyt [Aid, help. i^y^^^xX^My* WfOstateli Hindering, sweet. ^ju*«^ mosta-ar, Seizing and spreading. \jefxJi.^ mosta-reXi Enquiring, killing (men.) f^^Ji,,^ mosta-ref, Rolling in waves (the yui^ mosta-ax, Firm (flesh,) defunct, [sea.) «--AJux*^ mosta-hch Railing at any one. «--.l3uL«M. mosta-leb, Stinking (meat.) y^sL^ mosta-inel, Vsurj^in^, using.
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mosteghrel, L^ughlftg vrltti vek&i c_j5 jx^^ niosteghrek,V\\inged, filling, [menefi, (_^XA*^ mosfeghesh. Lie, untruth. ^x«*^ mosteghfer. Repenting* ^^ixZ,^ mosteghnee, Fortune, rich, satisfied, i UXwMMff moste/ad, Understood. ^ UX*^ Spread. j^AXAA^-^ mostefiee, Consulting wise men. ^fsr^i'JU^ raostefkheri Buying any thing, excel* ^j^lJi^^ mostefzel, A remainder* [lent»
ju.xA^^ mosfefeed, Gaining, acquiring, ^ jAjSX^mjs viostefeez. Spread, diffused. jjitx^^ fnosfekielf Wishing for death. o^aam^ mosteked, Continuing. - ^'iz^^ rnosteMem, Unquestioned, preceding* j^'iJiM^ ffioste^%er, Blotted, dirtied* jjiZ^^ mosteker, Abiding, resolute. ^jjijU^*^ mosteJiTea, Hiring a stallion cameL (jaju^o^ moste^es, Asking one to retaliate. ^gAoH'J^^,^ mostehee, Desirous. yiXM^ mostekfel, Covetous, niggardi j. jjLx*^ moste^el, Precise, express. jax^w^ mostekeey Drawing water* ^.aXiXmm) mosteheedy Being submissive, :»^xLMi^ mostekeem. Certain, truth, [drunkard, eXx*«^ mostek, Becoming deaf, i fe^ -^ A xj^iy^^ viostekrch, Hateful, abhorred*
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ig y^xtm^'tnosteJireey'Rivingy renting. [Sucking.^ Q*»AVXMfc* mosidhest Dilatory. ^^,^ mostelbee, ui:«JiXm**« mogtelhei', Assuring, adopting. ^m^yx^^ mostelhcvi, Broad way, enlarging, fol- ^'^jim>^ W05/<?/xew, Motive, an author, [lowing. c—ilaXX,*^ tnosieUt'f, Joining to the side, ^x*.^ mostertitea, Possessed of, enjoying. j4Xm^ mosterjicr, Solid, strong, constant. A.M»y^o mostewscJt, Apprehending. ^♦x*«>^ triostemshce, Having a flux. y^uZ,^ mosiemsel, Laxative. ^k«i'*«^ mosiei/ifer, J^M*^mos/ew(?Z, Disliked. [Praying for rain, quiets jyUw* mosiemleey Endeavouring to be rich, ^4Xm^ mosfemen. Asking a favour, >^-,-X.w# inostemend, Poor, plaintive, lamenta* ^M^-o viostemee. Going a hunting, [ble.:
t3>»A.i^ mostcmeen. Preserving, supporting. tn>;?,M>.< moateuihef. Overflowing, appearing. ^yji-m^ Tnostemhee,^x\<\\\\v\i\g after news, [fat, jaX^^ most ens er. Attracting ^^oXwu* Becoming jJLX%>r^ tfiostened, Supported by, leaning upon, ^^X*-^ mostenser, Becoming like a vulture, ^y-iiW* mostenshee, Smelling, v^aajiXm^ mostenseft Receiving payment of a .y^-sAAi*.^ mostensel, Producing, shaking, [debt. Vi VLsM^M^o mostentei, (God) making rationalt
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lj&«A***^ mostenghex. Shaking the head, ^iix*--* mosteTlftr, Frightened. [drawing.
^^kiX.^ rfiostenfez, Prjing, searching intQ, uJiiJ^AM*^ vfiOHtcnfeki Spending, laj^ing out mO'» (jiX;X«»A^ mostenkesh. Painting. \p^y*
gx^jjiMM) mosfenhej. Made open, u&^z^M^ mosfeiihez, Exciting, rousing. ^^z^ mosieneer. Glistering. »m1^^ mosfetieem. Reposing, trusting to. ^•^A*MM« mostewser, Surprize, asking much. <— X5^X*>A^ mostewsekf Strong, lusty, steady. f-r^e^^A^^ moatewjeh. Condemning to death,
meriting, an author. (j£ft._^x*^ mostewhesh. Troubled, grieved, ^^Z^^ vLosiewhel, A muddy i^]ace. [mitting. ^^^Xj,^ mosteivdeay Recommending, com- c-5 i >X«-^ mostewdeJt, (A mare) desiring the ^^^A««^ 7tiostewdee, Owning, declaring, [male. J y'lm^ Ktiosioory Concealed, veiled. ^j^*^ riiostewree. Striking fire from steel. J J ^Zm^ mostetvxer. Conveying, choosing. £ J yj:*^ mostew%ea. Praying (God) to inspire
(a person with any sentiment.) ^}yim^ iiiostewzee. Ascending, ^^Am^ mostewseat Broad, wide. ^ '* *^--'f*^ yjU^M*^ niiostewse^P Assembled in a body.
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^^^ ^X-*^ mosfewsen X^zy, beginning to sleep. mjcyi,^ mostetvzcmj Ruining, injuring. ^.^y.^ mostewteji, Frequenting (a place)* ^L ^A*^ tjwsiewlee, Agreeable. ^ y»^« mosteiv-ar, Finding to be difficult. ^^Im^ ffiosfotrghel, Washing the groins. ^y'Him^ inoslotvf er,T-dking or paying the whole. ^JakZM^ vfiostoii>fe%,Qo\ng haste, ^^j^x**^ Pien- ^ yim^ mostoivked. Kindling fire. [ty,
jSyZ,^ ifdostowkery Fattened, receiving. ^yL^ mostowhea. Waiting for, sharpened. uJli* ^MM« niestou'hf, Standing. ^ ^A*»M» TTiosiowlee, Surmounting, overcoming, A-^yU^ mesiowhel. Asking a present* (f ^am<^ mesteweej Likeness, direct. JU^ mosieh, A little food for cattle. . l^X-^M. mosieJihm, Surprized, w^andering. (_^l^x*«^ mosteJiati, Mean, (j^a^^^ mosfehbesh, ^^««^ mostehzet. Jesting. [Gaining, accepting. ^^km^ inostehel, Glad, raining. AX^-**-* mostehlekt Destroying, consuming. .V.,, ^ mostehem, Casting lots. ^x«*x mostehnee, , Jt««* inestee, Drunkenness.[Asking assistance. J!m*x^^ mosteeser, Haste, arranged. JcJLxx*^ inosteeke%. Watching, provident. ^^♦.AA^a-* mosteQTTiQn, Fortunate, adjuring, y ,
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^^^^ mosefjeh, Pardoning; <xsc\.wM^ mesjed, A mosque, temple, cJi^sw^ n- osejjef. Dark (night.) jocw^ mofjelt Free. c^arw*-o mosjooh, Nature, a >3:w.^ mesjooJ, Adorned. v.
hc^ca^^ 'xmsjooviet, (Ground) watered, hy (^^33-.-^ vaesjoon, Imprisoned. [rain.
^u<*^ meseh, Cleaning, cutting off. Slssa.*^ mes-hat, A shovel, rake, hoe. ciL^aeu*^ twes-liet, Rich, dissipated. ^acu»^ rfiosehher. Enchanted. Lucw^ mes-hei. Slaughtering expeditiously. ^.jcvm^ ineS'helfA file, ^^sva^ mos-ken, A beauti- j^a:u»-« tties-hoor. Enchanted. [ful horses
lsy&>^ mes'hoot. Wine diluted with water, cJ,>32wx» mes'hooft Consumptive man. cJi^acu^ mes'hook. Brayed, bruised. ,v^^
^^xu^ mes-hool, A ready eloquent tongue. ^*»MJ itiesekJu Metamorphosing, changing. \ ^dcvu.^ mosekhkher. Conquered, subdued. S^iruK^ mesJtheref, A jester, pleasantry. ^
isyaoM^ itieskhoot, Odious, angty/ .... ^.
z \ Jw»^ mesdb.t, A weaver's instrument. '*>jL AOw^ uiesedded, Well directed, rectified, ^ jw^ viesda. One who goes where he pleases. ^^Ow^ fdesdooh. Idle, careless^ negligent.
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jMJt moscr, Hiding, di^cldsing.' ^^/-^ mesrdd. Permitted by religion. i^y"*^ moserrtBr, Good tempered. cj^*«M)Long. %i^4^ mesrebei, A meadow, pasture. Sj-N*M9 meserret, Cheerful, happy. [lamp*
^^^.moserrej. Saddled hors^. I^^^m** A ^j,,^ moserredy A coat of mail strongly form- e;.M^^ tnesrea. Expeditious, nimble, [ed.
c«i^*M^ mosref. Extravagant, jij**^ niesroor, Jeyful, content. i^^y*^ liie^/'oo^, Robbed, stolen, j Ikvw^New, j^Lui^ tae^teh. The pillar. [new wine.
^la*^ mosetier^ Writing, a writer. [neck« Mtu«v« mosetta, (A camel) marked on the y^kuM^ ifi^estoofy Expressed, delineated. ^J^*^ W'estewa, Raised (dust.) ^^ mesa, The north wind. [ment.
^Ijumn* vn.es-hi\ A poker, long (neckj veh^- ^x«^ 9n»es-al, The throat. SiyJLm^ l»>es-awe(J, Lucky, formidable, august, ^^x**^ mes-awer. Angry, covetous. J9^**«w« mes awet, A snufF-box. H*iM^ m^sghelet. Famished, hungry.' i^JuJit niesef. Beholding. ^4.^ mesfer, Travelling fast (a camel.) . ^^^u^ mes/en. An axe, a hatchet. < c ^
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ak^^ mosfeh, Drinking often.
.$Jyu,M9 mesfook. Shed (blood.)
vlJU-« mesWf, (A she-camel) bringing forth,
f Uum» ttieshhm. Infirm, often sick.
lih^ musket, VaWing* XLi.^*^ mos^etet, A psLiron*
^yuM» itieskoom, A disease.
^ yi*^ meskewee, A subterraneous aqueduct.
Ay*^ mesek, Hard ground ; mesek, Holding fast,
restraining. [of leather.
l^s.m^ mesekef, A bracelet ; mesltet, A piece ^^^a-w^Wio^^er, Making drunk ; mo5eMer,I>runk» ^jj^i,wy>^ mesken, An habitation. RLSau^^ meskenef. Wretched, povert)^, j^^=M*^ meskoor. Intoxicated. iJ^^jea**.* 'wes^oo^'^ Coined, struck. fjjy:^s,»^ meskoon. Appeased, inhabited. jL^ meskeht Fresh butter. ^^Ba^^ Muiky, ^j^£zum^ meskeer. Intoxicated. <^^a*M-fl KKieskeen, A beggar, a poor man j ^ iiU-« raeslakh, A skin. [p. imeskeeriy Musky. fc bJU*-* meslat, The tooth or ward of a key* . t_<> iU^ meshk, Eloquent [large needle.
XX*«w« meselef, A question, action ; t^eselletsA ^\Mt^ moselleh, Armed. .^AacOU^ Extensivci-
broad way. [and skin animals;*
^JUj« mesk&h, A place where they slaughter
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(jmU«4 mosles. Bringing forth, an abortion. S'Jum^ tnosekelf Enchanted, coherent, placed tak*-* mosellet, A ruler, governor, [in order. ^«M^ mosla, A leader of men or cattle, [Under. oiJu*^ nt'Oslaf, Thick, XiJu*-o raoslefat, A cy- iJJu^ mesleky A road, way. [liever.
/.^VJLm^ fiiosolman, A Mahometan, a truebe- ^ Uu*^ moslemhnee. The Mahometan religion. . . A^^ meslooh, Corrupted, snatched away. ci» >Xmm> mesloof. Shaved on the head. ^^X***^ Tfieslookh, Skin'd. (J* ^X*»^ mesloos. Out of order, mad. . U^4M.« meslooi. Having thin hairs on the jaws. ^^X«y^ meslewa, A swelling. c_3^,«^ mesloof] ^ ^U^ .meslook, A road, inserted. [Levelled. ^ ^Lm,^ raeslool. Drawn, unsheathed, l.^jJLh.^ mosleel'. Plenteous rain. l^M«*-o tnosemmhf Called, named. oUw^ Vdosemmhtf Plur. of i<-^^ 'ttiosemmh. ^U«*-« tt^esmciTy A nail, peg, stake. [k road. ^ 1,^^^ fljieswdl, A tent- pole, j s.^^^ niosemder, Ix^^,^ mosemmet. Dismissed, discharged. ^k«Mk*^ mosemter,' Huge head. ^♦^^ mesma, The handle of a bucket, the ear, SJuUa.^ vnosmegheliet. Long (camel.) ^IL»»«./« raosmeier, Excessive heat of a day.
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^♦«^ mosmen, Naturally fat, J ^^**M m'smoor, Fixed toojether with nalls^ &C4 «^««ww« 'Oiesmefva, Audible, heard. A4u«»^ mosemmeh, Mad with love. ^i*M^ mosejHhel, Slender round the belly,
,,^^ raosemmee. Named, called. 3^M»^ mesmeel, Extenuated in the belly^ j^«^ mesen, Whipping, lashing, scourging. . ^.^ Uw^ mesnhb, A water-bottle made of lea- 1\.'m^ mosennat, A bank, dike. [ther.
cUm^ mesnct-a, A well-shaped camel. ^S*M^ tnoseiiibekh, Travelling. jjL,*^ mosnod, A throne, a prop, a large cushi- y^XMK^ mosentel, Liable to stumble. [on.
3uUm<-« niosTiefety A mare outstripping horses. 3,;^-^ mesnoo, Watered ground. j^yi*^ mesnoon, Changed, formed. yM^ mesoo, A restive ass. ^y*^ mesooh, Oint- *^*«^ TTif^oo^, A disease, [ment,^ or liquid salve, ^^r*^^ fiisstveret, A leather-cushion. (j^ f*M^ mesoos, Water somewhat salt, L-5^*^ moswek. Pressing on prey. ^ ^ mesool, Demanded, requested, a petition, -^*«w« mesoom. Signed, sent. . .., ^^m.^ Prating.
Xa4-«*-« mos'heLet, Deep well. ^>j^ mes-hej,
,w^ mosehhed, Roused. [T-^lking much.
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cJ»^*-« mos-Jfpf, Meat creating thirst. '*
^.^..^ mos'hel. Laxative, ^ ^^a^ meshoom, In-
«■; «/■%»« mo^eehy Set at liberty. [disposed.
*w-» mesech. Bare, smooth. Urvx*^^ nieseehk,
^m^ mescckh, A monster. [A christian.
i^j^^^*^ mescedun. To pluck. tnesee?'. Travelling, going. wesed. Clay, impure water.
|xA4«^ 'Uicsee-at, A plaisterer*s trovi'el.
kJuj,^ meseefy Bearing a s\Vord.
^*»H^ tnegeeky Covetous, niggardly.
^A^^ meseel, A channel, a stream of water.
^.v»w^ tjieseen, Bra2;en, (JLo «v<?s/2,Milkinga ca-
liU mesliLi, A kind of plant, a carrot. [meU
i*Ui^ meshk-at, ^ting willing.
j<4 liU ineslMeh, Plur. of *a^ sheLeh. ,
j^LiL* Kweshkhehet, Likeness, comparison.
SjfcLiU ineshajjet, Contending.
^U^ meshhjer, Pliir. of ^^cviu meahjer,
S^Li-« meslihjeret. Resisting, controvertingi
i'aUU meshitcldety Fighting, contending.
%.AliL« viieshhden, Plur. of ^o-Ja^ moshden,
iii^ vicshar^ A hive of bees; m.eshcirf Indi^
X:a> « l4M^
•jl^i^ vieslihrejety Resembling. [cated,
ijyULt meshhrezet. Viewing, disputing. ^jUU vieshhra, Plur. of ^jiU meshra.
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cJfjU^ meshhreki Plur. of cJ>^<J5-« meshrei^ iijjlK^ mesh^reet, Plur. of 1?^:^ meshreti » jJs liU meshateref, Halving with another. ^ U^ mosha-ay Published, spread, proclaimed. ^ U^ ineshk-ar^ Plur, of «iu mesk-ar, «^Lciw« meshh-aret, Disputing, contending. «»»,<£ lii^ 7iieshkgheb, Bashful oess, politerjess- J'xiAi^ 7nes/i^g^eic/»Backbitipg, discrediting. jli:>-o meshhfer, Plur. of ^iu^meshfer. /jf L A _^ itieshhkj A servant. Sli'liU meshaJiht, Contending, opposing. S^liU meshhhertt. Showing gratitude. J^ Ik-« meshakel, Likeness, worthy. 30^5 Lk^ tneshhhlet, Suiting* agreeing /yyith. ^[^^ fneshaniy The palatcy the -smell. ^■ ljc\Ji^ vfieshhmet. The left hand or side. (jj 14^ :niie«^aw,,A sweet date ; meshan,.An im- X) J UL« 7«es//dzreZe/, Lifting up. [pudent woman, X^liu mesliahet, {A place) abounding in fSJ>\^ 'meshahed. Contemplating. ; v. ,[*l\eep, ^\li^ meshktkh, Plun oi^^j^ sheikh* .^^^ meshehheJi, Grated^ latticed^ u^i^A^^ meshbooh, Blaziijg (fire.) Axiiwo ineshebleh. Counterfeited^ a,iV6u;u , > Aii,^ meslilee, A boy like his father, jUJi^ nheshthr A bee- hive. ,x;^.Aw.is ,
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^^IaAm* meslithft, Derived, full of desire, juuOiU ideshtehehf An ambiguity, obscure,
vtfOi-o meshtejer, Contending, leaning on the osXiL* vneshted. Increasing in strength [elbow. '^jo;iL« meshtedeh. Fullness, freedom. ^«xLi^ meshtedekht Any thing hollow. $5 j:^ meshteret. Making a condition. ^fjiA^ meshtereJc, A partner, an accomplice. y < JLi^ meshferee, Buying, a buyer.
ix^^ ffieshtegher, Copious, plenty.
Vfieshteghel, Employed. '^ giXiU meshtefee, Recovering health/ ijiXii^ meshteJt, Taking the half, scolding. *^jSaX^ meshteker, A milky udder, raining,. ^j:i^ meshtem, Discovered by the smell. jcCk^ meshtemer, Adhering strongly to the jaw. ysCi^ meshtemel. Containing, embracing. v.^^XiU meshtewel, Mixed. ^^A^ meshfeher, Famous, named. ^vcU meshej. Mingling, disturbing. jS!\^ fiieshjer, A gfove. li^x^^ mesh-het, Dis- ^ ^arvi;^ Tiiesk-hooii, Full, repelled, [tant, absent. J^y^ tneshekhteh, A kind of sweatmeat. ^*xi^ mosheddekh, Broken. ^^, .xiLo tnoshdiin, 9 y j»ii^ meshdood-y Fortified, bound. [A doc. ^--> o\^ vnesh^el;, A prUning-hook.
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^^ ytU ifieshreh, Intoxicating, imbibing, r)^ weshrehj HeaJ , Wa r id th. 3^-ii-c fjwsherrezf Punished, intricate. c^-i-« 7Jieshrd, A road, street. C^jii.^ rfiofifiref, Approaching, rising, gr-oun(J, <_3'^^ ^neshrehj The .east, ^^s^-:* 'Oriental, h^yi^ mes/lToof, Prefixed, agreed upon. \ ka^ meshetj Combing; nwshot, A eomb<.:^- *n^^ ines^a. Attaining, milking, striking, yt^ mesh-oTt^rhe temple of Mecca. 'd yxtjt ,meshaived, A conjurer, jy^ia^ ff^eshaivets t ^ '•• ^ rneshgheb,A tumult, nqise. [Perceiving, ^ ^i«^ meslighool, Diligent. ^iL« moshefier, Standing erect. jiii^ tiiosh/er. Hindrance, vehemence. . : . ^^ i~Jiiii^ '■ moslfi^h Pitying, mercifu^.^OArr c*^ rtioshh, A n ;eicample ; meshe/t^ Piercing U^ftios^ei/ietfC^lamity, distress. [with a spear, 4li!^ mes/i^, A leatberrbattle ; p. mosk^, Music, }*=-'■ t n oshkii^ Difficult; doubtful,' >V/. n JttjSiii;^ inoshhilett Difficult, obscure. '
jy&iU^meshkooTy iJaudable, revvarded. s^ ^^ii;:^ moMook y I>qMhi{u\, [tie milk;.
j^*=^A4 «xo^Moo// Marked, jii^ w.6shel,AYily ^^k^ moshlowx, A n apricot, kernel. ii^uXtt^ ■ ffjcr^-t/^, '^I-iaughing</^^n.\'Mji>:, , r. ,^ ,.j
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m,L^ Vdoshetn, A verse, alienated.
^ UiL« moshmhl, A woman's head-dress.
«^^ tno^/ie/jimcr, AVax- cloth.
^yx^ii^ moshmal, A swift canicl.
J^«^ Tue^/^rttoo/, Surrounded, comprehended.
^,-:-..^ mesknioom. Musky, odoriferous, ...ik-o viieshefi, Marriage, milking. . ^_^ . Ui;^ ineshna. Odious, disagreeable. [Adorned* XX^^ rfeshnet, An excoi'iixtion. ^Jdzi^ liioshenn^, z^AZi^ meshnoot. Hatred, deformed. ,j4,t ^^ li yii^ fueshoof. Adorned, bright moncy*^^.^^ r.- cJi^iU meshook, Desirous. J(^}j>'
^^^^ fdoshvek, Bearing thorns. ^\\ ^j:jk^l -^iL« meshoojtit Unlucky, miserable. (f^ii^ meshwee. Roasted, toasted. >
^A^iu \[\oshMer, Having a large head. 44xiu-i j^^ lifiesh-hed, A burying place, a place for ^^ mesheey Travelling, going. . [meeting, ^ v^;^ mesheebt Becoming old, hoariness. luiLo itiesJieet, Pleasure, strength. .i ♦.^itii/,
-yiLo mesheej, Mingled. [fice, £rm.
oy-iw* mesheed, Plaistered ; meshed. An edi- masheer, A senator, a courtcellor.
mesheem^ Marked with a black mole* i
(^i-o nieshaen, Basfe, pitiful. (business,
U.^*iU mesheey oh^, Diligeace, expcdiatinu
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^jajo tnesy Sucking. [sheath it*
lU-^l*— *a« moshhht. Inverting a sword to i^Ui^ moskherety Bearing patiently. . ..^.. t-^=*Ufl^ nieskheh, A companion, a friend. * JUt* \iA^ moshhehety Familiarity, society, com* i Ua^ ra&skd. The top of a mountain,; [pany«. s 1 A La^ moskdkk Counterfeiting, flattering^ J a Ufl^ 7nesadef\ Plur. o-f ^ aa^^. {disposing. L_i i i*a^ mosadpf^ Finding, meeting. : i^^^^m^^ iJi^La^ moshdeket, Sincerity, mutual friendn jil^a^ iJieshr, Entrails, bowels.Ai6h,iit »..r.[5hi^j ^jUa^ mpshr^h. Acting opeoIyV'»'M'.v ..-'-^^.1^^. fj Ua« w^^aWa, Wrestler. . i
Ojl^a^ W65cltrt?/', Plur. of-i^j^^ mesref^ xyolt^^ mo8^. Sincere, pure. 04iT p-.. _>
dUa-« raosafy Plur. of \juajo w^^ef. av ^fi*^tr. s U Ufi^ inoshfatf Sincerity, pure friendship J ^ JwWiH mo^afety A^ppearing, before one another ^Ux« mosqfee,, Plur^ pff^AA-o. .fin opposition,. J Ui.» fwi^sa tee^ Pdur; af s 3V>^^ . w>eslaU ■ t -. . c *Us^ rnesam, A dwelling- pi ace. r<t »>s*^^o Iv> ti-fl^ mosaUf G uarded, preserved. Jiit ^ak^^ », JbtiUa^ Tiiiesdwff-tflfvEBdieavouriflg to concijiate. ^;U»i» mesair, F\ur, of^^f,^^ n^es^iver^itf •.c--^^^ i^j«&k jk0seh.y Srtutten : ; with lo^'e, banging
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f ; -%' Tff fl wng^7.g/>7', Spending money, disband* •«xAa!« meselbegh. Tinged. [ing an armj^,
^^AAo^ wesloor. An: oath. '-*
i[J%^MU'>rnt)S'hat, A^cuT^, sl silver goblet.. jUv>«a-« fpeseh'hett A plain, a wholesome thing. ^5jsNAx« taoseh'heh'y A corrector, ^^x^ia^ wos-her. Going into a desert, >■
*^^»a^ iin>eS'hooIf, Accompanied* -^^ « Xa*euw9^ m'^S'heyet, Clear, fair, serene skj. * .; duto^ mesed, Sucking, coiens (cum muliere.) c^^jya^ fdesdai. Rectifying. (^ 1 jwwa.* mosdah^ Plwr*.: of ^ l^a^ fties^d, 5
So^Aa>c inesdeti Cold; refresh mient; 6' '«* ^t*^\-^ jd^^cLA mesde)\ An origin, theme. >^* «i.fJ o cJJaa^ woWJt'^, Proving, ^^aa^ iH^^mA largf ^'SjjA^ mesrhd, Soousensible of cold, [city. ^\^*eu mesr^-a, An hemistich; ;t»toWuftJ*i« -^j^^.^mo&er refit Open, pure, clean, serene diay. ^ ya-r vwsrekh. Giving assistancc.'iv>;ft ¥.ftJ i^ a^As^ moseired. Giving in a small quantity. ti^AAv* ftiearef^ Expence, disbursement. ^ fMXA niesrcm, A crooked knife. j^j.ta^ Tied (.^^y^a^mesroof. Expended, turned, [round, s?^^^ mest'ee. An Egjptian. m<v.rr [out. ^ Itwa:** »ies/dr,Sour wine. < \ oUaa^ mosteb, Voured ^IsAO^ mosteheh, Taking a morning draught.
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IxtflAfl-o nios/eZ'er,Pursuing, pretending to be pa- ^*3-« me5/e^, A desert without herbage [tient. v^^^ia^-* mosieli^heh, Making a great noise, o^b^^ mosieJ, Covered, retiii^d (a woman.) ^t^laAo^ mostedefn, Dashed together. ijjkj^A^ ffiosteref Possessing, dextrous- tyJlIsAax t7J05/e/«/>,Roasting meat, sucking marrow J.la>»a^wo5/e/dw,Destroy.ing utterly, [from bones* y^AA^ niosteher, Yielding, ^^'wesa, Striking A U^'O mesa-ad, A rope. [with a sword.
ooi/a^ tnes-ad, A ladder, a stair, merit. i_i;»a^ mesef, A fieM of battle. [scarce.
\f^.^ riiesfa. An instrument of filtration, a ^*A^ mesfeJi, Leaned, ^i^^ Destitute, hissed. i*A^ mesfee,. A strainer; moseffee, Purged, mj^Ao^ meskray Eloquent. [pure, clear.
^JUa-o meskel. Smooth, eloquent. ipuA^ meskool, Polished, furbished. 3.-a-« mesel. Distilling, a vessel made of palm ci> ^*^^ mes/^/. An active man. [leaves,
2 iiUo* 7??e5/d/, Lining leather. iJii^X^a^i rheslet, Quick, nimble,- ready to act. j^Xa2^ mosleh, An empire, reconciler, corrector. . ^sAJia^ moselkhem, Long, -tall, hardy camel. %:^\a£i^ iiioslok, A covered 'water-bason or re- jjua^ inoselleui, Having jio ears. [servoir.
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c-j|^Ld^ fiiesJooh, Hung up. [cd«
JLo^ meslee, Roasted, burnt ; tp>osellee, Pray-j ^.jo^ niosenif Deaf, dumb, %^Mi^ tiiosniet. Solid, closing softly (door.) ^i^*a^ mosemghed, Swollen, rising up., lofty, jji^jai^ mosmeier. Excessive hot day. SXa^jaa mosmeelety An ill,- luck, an eyH, ^J>a,^ mosen, Boiling with rage. iJo.^Ax» tiiosennej. The composer, editor of a. g^^^ mesneivck. Produced, formed, [bopk. Vya^ mesiva, A woman extenuated in the hip^ f^^\yA^ nieswan, A bow-case. [or tliighg^. jy*a^ mesewer, Forming, a painter. Kja^^*a^ fi^ssoos, A dish nxade of boiled meats;. /.>^*a^ mespon, Protected, defended. 2«.^4Aa^ moseJirej, A cistern of rough stones. c-Jl>Aa^ mescf/af, (Ground) having plenty of ^M3^ meseed, Taken by hunting* [rain,.
^-wA* ifteseeTf A dwelling-place, departments. ij**A^ moseertt, A small city. (jflAAo^ mesees, Wet, damp (earth or sand,) jju^a^ mysee/tel. Brightened, burnished. ^y&^ me^i, Grieved, pained, troubled. Ui^ mezh, Transported. [Hurting one another. ij Ua< mozarei^ThG whey (of milk) ; mozarret, %jLa^ v^a%archfit^ Speaking opprobriously.
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^j \ja^ moxhra, The future tense. [ble(},
y«l.a^ rfiozax. Pure, (^dxi^ -Multiplied, dou? cl/^ vtt%aghy Ghewing, somcvvhat. ^ l^a^ 7no%&f, Joined, added;, ^ noun place.}
in regimine or cqnstructlon. CLj^iy*a^ WQxhfify riur. of cJ i/i^ mo^af. t^l*a^ liiO'naifimeft Shortening, shrinking. yA^Xta.^ i^ex^rrieer, Pliir. of ^Uya^ 'a^ezf/id,r* Ci U l*a^ mczhhat. Equaling. ^A*fl^ tnoxelher, Firrn in body, compact. VA>a^ moT^elheXt Fixed, solid, strong, bounds ^^>a-o tdezhaoht The flint of a tinder-box. J yx^^ inezloor, Solid, compact, firm in body. hyxjo^ Vdezlootf Occu|)ied, held, checked, disr
cipline^, ^ [(^ beast of burthen )
^^^*a^ mczloon, Afflicted by age or labou*^ f l;sv.»a^ Vfiezhat, A sun-shine place, ^larufi^ Htkezha^, Mirth, laughing, [lently. ^*fl^ tnez^hem, A noble wan, striking vio- potfl^ mezed, Ill-will, hatred, spite, binding the j*^^ mezerySour, acid; ?;iosJe7',Injurious. [head. L--» \jj^ me%rai. Any instrument for striking. % j*a^ mozerrei. Injury, detriraept. -^Afi-o fiiczrej, A thread-bare every day gar- ^yta^ ri\>ezreh, A long- winged hawk. [ment. jj*jA<L« mczerres, A rough strong place.
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u-j^^>fi:« in>e%rool. Struck, forgot. S:^^ yi^ V(ie%ronjcf, (The eyes) wide openldg. ^ yM ffiozree, Training a dog to hunting, inciting him t,o attack a prey. [greatly. y*}*^ flie^rtfe:?, Loving or admiring one's self ya^ tnuze^f Fond, passionate, jj^^^ jnozcz, hjci^.tnozt, A comb. , [Afflicting,
^la^ moxter. Distressed^ forced by necessity. ^^Ao^ mozferem, Causing to hght or burn. ^\13mL« mo%telea, Making any thing possible, ^^iXaa^' viezie?iee, Ashamed. [power.
^^ mezegh. Chewing. XijcL^ mozghet, A piece of meat. 3>AC-c mozeh A seducer, causing one to err. jU*a^ inezmar, A large plain, -.y
^**a^ mozmer. Hid, conceived in mind. « 34.^0^ Tnezmoouif Joined, added. , i^^ vioziiee, A man having many cattle. y,a^ mczow, Going away, being carried too far. j^*^^ woxoo/', (Milk wine, &c.) becoming acid, 3 ya.^ Wfzox, Aged woman, [pricking the tongue. A 3^>^ mezswooJ, Having a rheum in the head. t-v^Afi^ mozeh^heb. Meat cut and half roasted, \jia^ mozee. Going away, illuminating. £Ua>« niezeya~a, Prodigal. ^XAO^ mezeeiti, Ravished, abused, damaged.
k« met, Extending, i^iu^ nwtkbhef. Curing.
«JL Ux« wo/d'^e^, Agreeable, conformable, equal.
^^*.lk« metahen, Plur. of ^^larili^ met-hiin.
A Ua^ methkh, Blockheaded, senseless,
J Ik^ fiiothr, Fled by force, split.
v^ijlL^ mothreh, Plur. of v_j^ metreb.
Uj 11m mettiret, A country abounding in birds,
^jlL>^ methreh, Plur. of^^mefre^. [ther
cjj Ik* mothreky Having one thing above ano-
glk^ moth' a. Humbled.
o lti-« inethf A place round which they walk
in procession in religious ceremonies, ^Ik^ we/a/, Hammering, extending.
«yj Ik^ metklehy Plur. of <--Ak^ metleb.
l£_jlk« motawatt Consent.
J! ^ Lk^ motaivelet, Delaying payment.
^Alk.« met 1 her, Plur. of 2^^ inet-heret*
^ula^ mothekh,k kitchen.
^xk^ 7y«e//a, A place where any thing is im- printed or mark made,
v>t^ metbooby Fascinated.
ry^ metbookh, Dressed, fermenting,
^UOa-o' weNM»2, A mill. .
^«vU« met'her, A lion, an arrow flying far,
V A^u^ wo/<?A/e^,( Water) covered with moss
3Uac\k.« met'henct, A bake-house, [or lentils.
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^9:\aj»yti^-.hoQ, Wide spread (shade.)
3,*vU^ iaet^f^ool, Splenetic, full (vessel.)
^k^ meikh, The remainder cxf dirty water ir^
j.l2^ meter. Raining, [the bottom of a cisterr^,
t^\j!lM taeircub, J»Ioving with alacrity.
(^^Lu9 metreh. A, divided or narrow way,
^ y\a^ metreh, A statio/?, a place, Jiituation.
aLivW-i Viet red, A short hunting spear ; rnof',
-„ re*/. Straight spear. [garments^
3;.k* meterrez, A worker of lace or fringe fo^-
C-5>b^ «^Q^r<?/*"A species pf garment.
iS jU^ metreket,. A smith's hammer, a rod.
5c«^l2^ motermez, A vain-boaster.
^i^^^ ff^^troijh. Refused, despised.
i^ ^ jSa^ metroof, Beholding. uJ^^la-* Langui(^^
^ j^^^ tdotreet Praisirig one to excess.
y^^]a^ fiietreer, Shameless, graceless woman<^
y*.k« meies, Giving a blow or boi^i^
jfJa^ mria, J.ourne^'ing.
^Uk^ mefa-hm. Hospitable, giving food.
Juj*!:;-* ii ot-amet, A boWj^ the top of the wind-
^y'\i^ tnet-an. Piercing with a spear, [pipe.
cJik-o moteff, Being possible, 3J^n^M^,%,^pve,
comprehending, happening. - ^ .• ^ik* motfer. Causing a horse to leape^,,^ ^jik, i»t?//t'e. Extinct. v..„i^ ..
I'mg Jiis wiv^.'
<_3' il k^ metlakt A man frequently divorpt
♦jJituo inetleh,k question, petition, desire, pro- ^>c meila, Arising, appeacipg :.[p£>sition, t^Xla^ metlef, Granting, perinitting, unr^ta^, uJiXLi^ '(notk/t, Supreme, absolqte. .[lviate;4»
lliu« motlee. Detained, anointed. jjUJa^ Pketniar or mofmer, A mason's rule 5, V'^etmar, Figure, form, .
(^UJfl^ metm^n, A place of pepoae, • ;,.
S^^Lai iffLofemvieret, Hiazardous. . \;:-4i . j^J^ Wi>.etmoor, Stored (grain.) .'oAcsi'^'iv »ilj^ ^ ^♦ko met moos. Losing tl>e sight* ^(^^ ino/weew. Quite secure, safe,[mdicu>o.usI.j, fcjUk« met neb y Tha .^hqulder. K.yxli«; -Beha^vlng^ uJi;k^ Tjio^w^/, Standing upoa- a pinnacle qc
a irpountain's top, i'S /v^^i
^k^ Tiie/09, Goir^g hasto, raating haste. .
l^Ia^ 'motiiht Yawningi • 5 V>k»« ^Wf^^'^V A i* 3.k« vaeUvetf An: hoqp*. i *V'>2j sV, -n.it ,, [sta^. j^la^ nkOtoort Wandering about, : . ./.^
^ ^\s^ ti^etewes. Beautiful, ornamented* '. ^^la^ viehvee, Employed, folded. .j?J,-c?i
i\;^L.« me/-//<J?='e^,-A -dentifclde, aa ewer^ . 1 ; f^\x< vxoiehhem^ Full^ finis^bd. ^^Ak^ Vicious ^^jj3^ meteen, .Cpvercjd- with clay, [corrupted^
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^ Inez, The pomegranate, dragon's blood, 5 jlla^ ttiozciret, Hiring or receiving a nurse. y> lli« mozdbher, Plur. of^k* tnezher, t^j^^Ifl-o nietroof. Contained, placed. j^^ niozeffer, A conqueror, lucky, superior- m^ tiiozellel. Shaded. SjilL* inezlemet, Oppression, cruelty, f ^Ul« viezloom, Abused, damaged, soft, gentle. jLl34.Ia^ mezfnezet, The noise of a drum. ^yi^ mezmewee, Afield watered by rain. (.>yJa-« laeznoon, Doubled, thought. ^^\a^ mezher, A theatre. Ix^ ma-an, Along with, together. k--» lfc« ma-kh. Disgrace, shame, vice. ^ Iju^ ma-'aler, Plur. of ^^ viaher. «-*j Ia« rna-ateb, Reprehended, [on, ceremony. dL* l«-« fria-4.9, A sect, a religious order, regulati- jUlx^ Tiia-A«er, Plur. of j^jc* maseret, gU.« fna-kj, Retiring, receding. 5 v».Iju« ma-djezet. Departing, excelling. 3Ul» U* ma'ojelet, Pursuing and catching, seizing. [ing from one to another,
i 1 i but mU'Cidcitt Odius, enimity, hostile, pass-^ UaijL* ma-hdet. Counting, numbering. JaU.4 wa-^Jfi/, Resembling, equal, opposed. ^^aU* ma-tidan, Plur. of ^^Jsx>9 maden^
tjii*^ md-hzerei, Making a false excuse". j\jxx> tna-^r, DisgracefuL s^u^ Making s^- g^Lj«^ Wia-^re/, Plur. of ^^^ ma-re;, [nois^. lJj\n^ ma-hre^ety Contradictionf »jlx^ ma-hzet, Overpowering by worcfs. 4j* U^ Wia-ds, Fearless, brave, j. U^ 7na-d,sh,L{v^ ^M9\x^ ma-hs'ef, Cotemporary. [irtg, life.-
^y^a\^^^ mahsee, Flur. of xaaojc^ ma-seyet, 'is^\jt^ ma-^zedet, Saccour, mutual aid. cJIju ma-iif, Acquitted, discharged* »libL« ma-hfaf. Safety, security, c--oU^ ma-d^e^. Going behind. jj U^ ma-kkedy Plur. of joU^ tfia-ked. Sjj'lx^ ma-(X/5"dref, Disputing, contendirtg, ^f- Xaoj U^ ma-hkeset, A desert. [tentivCrf
*j» U^ ?na-^kem, Plur, of j».K«^ ma-kem. S^i'U^ yna-tikemety Altercation. J U^ wa-a/e/w, Plur. of Jiie^ ma-lem, ^^ U^ 7wa ^/?ze/. Trading. ^ u^ wa-dw, An ha- SJU^ 7wa-d«e/,Opposing, resistance, [bitatioav » Jo Ixx) ma- hnedety Stubborn. y^U^ ma-hweny Plur. of ^^^^ ma-iven. li ^Kx^ ma-hivenet. Help, succour, assistance. jyfc U^ ma-ahed, United together. ?
o^AJc^ ma- bed, A church, temple. fa god,^ ^Ax^ maher, A pass, a ferry. a^«^ Adored,
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__ .. mat, Rubbing or smoothing a skin. 4 1a3k« ma^iiid, Custom, b^bit* [bunting.
u^Ufc* ma'thh, Causing a horse to gallop, ^^x^ utia-tebed. Taking as a servant, (mel, Laajc* ma-teheU I^igging a well, killing a ca^ 4xX3u« ma-ted, Counted, computed, ^ aajc* ma-tedel, Temperate, sober, ^3oJt* ma-te^el. Reproaching, jXx^ ma-tisr. Miserable, wretch. [ed.
pM^AJt* ma-ieresy Separate, diiFerent, dispers- al^^ ma-terek, Pressing one upon another
in battle.. [a favour.
iS ^*^ ma- /erefi, Surprising, approaching to ask y^x^ ma-iezel, Abdicating, separating. ^'jMUM mo-tezee, Related, denominated. c-jUmajc* ma-tesef. Iniquity, oppression, ifrjjuo ma-tesh. Building a nest. « ■ »^A3c< ma-teseb, Content, firm, a company y^usu- ma-teser, Squeezing one's self, [of men. jxitu ma-tefer, Covered with dust. fj^iXK* md'tefeSy People in commotion. ^^JJu^ 'ata.-tefeey One who approaches another
to ask a favour or what is due. [slave. cJiXit^ mo-tek. Manumitted, emancipatied {^JxXkxm VfiO'telei, Loving, a lover, [on the back. ^UK* ff^a-tekerf Hurt, (a camel or horse) galled|
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ma-tekeh, Raised (dust.) ^Xjr^ Ida- 1 el. Feeble, indisposed. ^s!^Jx^ ma-telejt Contending, making war, laXijt^ ff^a-telet, Litigating. jtJix^ rfia-temer. Visiting, putting on a turban. JitfvZ*^ ft a-teweh Doing any thing by one'5 t-JuA** vfia-fenek, Embracing, [self;
iUx*^ ma Une^t Shutting the door. ^;x%^ 77?a-/ewg€, Careful, watchful, [ing loud. J ^xx^ matewer.BoTTOw'wg j ^Xx^ V^a(ewelf2iXyr tsyxxx, ma-teweeyV vf\st\r:\g\\2aT , making a noise^ ^^k*^ ma-seret, A snare, a noose. ^%^ ma-seleb. Filled up (a ditch.) f(wind,)' gvx^ mnj, "Going hastily, blowing furiousiy ^ Usu ma-j^/JIastening, causi ng to make haste. ^aau ifia-jer, A woman's head-dress, a veil, i^^2u ma-jered. Naked. [living*
yAo ma-J€%, Weak, maimed, unable to get a ^as^ ma-sj^m, Speaking or writing arabickin- A3t-o mad. Wandering about. [correctly.
««xx^ ma-fl?e^,The stomach, J ax^* i»a-a?'(e/,Law« - 0^^ mti-deWy Depriving. [ful, just*
^^y^ «3oc^ ma-den, A mine; a quarry. ^p jot^ ma-denee, Mineral, metah J S CKT^ ma-zdbr, A pardon^ a coveringr tj j>)w ma-%ebf Tormented, punished.
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«. jor^ ff a-tej, A slanderer, a rivaf .' jhouo via-zer, Making an apology. ij hvt^ ma-xeret, A pardon, an apology. ^l JssiM ma-%elejj A handsome boy. g^^jt^ iiia-rbj or ^^t* ma-rej, A step, ladder, ^Sjxs ma-rhzy An arrow. [stair-case,
i^n^ ma-rit, A crime, fault, treachery. i;-^x-o tna-reSf An inn.
ijoyt^ ma-res. Flesh exposed to the sun to dry. f^ yjui ma-rex,^ An occasion, a place of meeting, c^jjc* ma-ref. The face of a woman. cJi^x^ ma-rek, Gnawing or pricking a bone. ^^^ vfia-rek, A field of battle. ^j.x^ marrow, Seized with an ague. iP'^^^ tna-roosh, Shaded by a tree. o«>^x« ma-rooz, Presented, exposed, explana- <3^^)c« vaa-rooff Famous, celebrated, [tiort. dJj^^ ma-rook, Heaped together. (^^yt^ tna-roon, A leather bottle or bag. ^ ^x^ 772a-re«, Deprived, naked. [Weak,
yc« wias;. Hardness of soil. ^\y^ ma-xctl, u-J^jL* ma-zef, A musical instrument. ^ yt^ ma-Txm, Undertaking. ^yx^ ma-zee, Covetous> niggardly, ^J^x^ mas. Any thing sought or asked after. U*iu« «Hra-«jt, Marriageable (girl,)
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JMtio ma-ser, A rigid exacter of debt.
i^*M^ ma-seret ot jy^^ fiia-soor. Difficult.
^/*jc^ ma*selt Preserved with honey.
««j Ux^ mashhl, A ground abounding with
jUjt^ tna-shhr. The tenth part* [herbage.
\;^jijSij^ ma'sheh, Adult, grown up.
j.ijjt^ masher, A society, companyi
cjjikx^ Vfia-shek, Affection^ loye*
I \*axA ma-shl, A hooked pole, a curved club,
yojt^ nia-sel, An arrow j^aa^ ma-sem,The wrist,
jyfl.jc^ ma-spor, Squeezed.
*^A3jt^ ma-soom, Defended, an infant,
%^*ax^ ma-seyct, Disobedience, yajt* ii\a-%, En*
j^^ix^ ma'%ed, A bracelet- [raged, sick*
^as^ fna'%el. Troublesome.
u_>^>a*.« ma-'Woh, Feeble, unable to move.
Uaju* ma-t^, One who gives liberally.
^UsJt* ma-thr, Perfuming- [or jewels.
^ IL»^. ma-tal, A woman without ornaments
c.^^kx^ ma-teb, A place of danger.
i'^x^ ma-terei. Excellent (she-camel.)
yjaR^ ma-tes, The nose. H^.-jj^^iaa-teshet, Dry.
^x^ ma-teli Uninhabited, neglected, obsolete.
t-J^^^ tna-tooff Turned, distorted, coupled*
lajt^ ma-tee. Bestowing, giving.
i^.t^ nia'tcemef. An important event. .
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L3li«-« 'idci'fi'^* Frequent in visiting. y^ ffia-foOf Forgiven. (j«yuu« ffia-foos. Imprisoned, shut up. oSjt* maht Distance, depravity, deep. SjU« 77ia^'-/f^^Obstinate, disobedient, [founded. o^juu* 'maJi'ked, Obscenity, perplexed, con- ^juo r^a'kery Barrenness of woman. ijaxjc^ ma-kes, A crooked arrow. yixM if^a-hel. Refuge, a man. Juu« ma-kem, A knot on reeds, straw, &c, ^^yi3i^ ma-kooL, Wrapped round with a nerve. A^Jut* ma-kood, Tied, fastened. [ther*
4X)t« maJt, Senseless, demurring, rubbing lea- j^^ajue 'itia-ked, A holy or sanctified place. rt-*=^-fl ina-kem, Fleshy, a stout man. u«^^ix^ ma-ioos, Reversed, preposterous. o^^&jL« mx-koof. Combed, one who is detain- ed or confined. y^K^ mal, Ravishing, diverting, hastening. 51^ ma-lct. Elevating, exalting, cJf ^jr-. wa-lhk, Any thing hung up. jjjLx^ ima-les, Essayed, tried, well skilled. iJE.*^ ma-lek, A small milk- dish. J^x^ tiua-lem, A sign, a mile-stone, certify- ing ; raallem A tiitor, preceptor, school- ^U« ma-len, A publisher, revealer. [master.
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o>U^ ma-loof, Fattened with fodder. J^U. ma-hol Sick, produced, appeased. f >Xjc^ laa-loom, Known, distinguished, fa.
nious, notorious, apparent. J^ ma-lee, Lifting up, raising, [architect l^ mam-mk, An enigma, an ora'cle. ^ l^^ An -x^ mam-med, Baptizing, a baptizer. [stood. OM^^ mam-mes, J^erplexed, hard to be under- lie mrzm-inem, Adorned with a diadem, tur- ^^*^ mcL'inood, Sick with love. [ban,&c, ^^ ma-mol. Prepared, made. ^5^ ma-fnee. An enigma, an oracle. <jx- man, Flowing (water,) active. tJ> lix-, ma-nkhy A fine-necked horse, ifjl;*. ma.«a^2^;ee. Significant, true, essential;
.^Ai^ ma-maLer, Perfumed with amber. , Uu*^ via-nek, A high raised ground, [bolt.
Ui.. ma-nelet, A collar. ^^ A large bar,'
r^ waw-wm. Broad-growing fplant.)
i?^;*. ma-newee, Expressive, certain, essential,
i^^^x^ ma-ivhri. Aiding, helping.
^^ ma^wej, Quick-paced (a horse,) crooked.
A^^ ma-wed. Indisposed, trained.
'j^j^ ma-we%, A garment for daily use.
S^j«^ ma-weket, A combat, battle.
i:jy^ ma-wen, Assistance, favour.
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i ^^x^ ma-hood^Fixedy established, distinguished* Ux^ Tyia-C3/^r,The mark or standard of money.
t^n^ rua-et/et, Affection, conjunction, favour.
o,x*^ tna-eyed, Experienced.
yaxjt^ ma-eyes, A thick grove.
y^ ma-eyel. Wanting, indigent, frustrating.
f.^,yft^ ma-eyetven. Touched or struck on the eye, fascinated.
SUfl.UU mvghaheset. Attacking unavrares.
J UU meghar. The covert of a deer.
u\j\JL^ megharhh A den, a cavern, grotto,
a trench or ditch. j_,j\.i^ meghareh, Plur. of v^*^ meghreh. 5 Iju vwghhret, A den, a cavern. S .ijU meghazeref, Giving somewhat tore- Si) • Uu ineghhzeleU Soothing. [ceive more. ^jULo meghazee, Plur. of ^j^^ mtghzee. ^UU meghhsel, Plur. of 3-..i:^ meghseL ^jb\J^ THeg/i^25, .Diminishing, causing to de- ^ U^ meghui, A pit, a ditch. [crease.
XJUL, ineghhlet, Perfidy, accusing. fcJL^Jl£* moghhles. Fighting hand to hand. y, \xA moghhme%. Blaming, disgracing. y^ liU moghb^me^, Plur. of ^af^ moghme:&. j^\ju, moghiiwer or^^yU , A warrior. ibViU fneghayat, Defending with a sword^
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y^M mogJicti/cr, Contrary, adverse.
i^ ULo 7wo^//^i6Te/,Exchanging (mcrchandizei)
t^Aiu meghhyetitf Controversy.
^M moghber. Raining, straining every nerve to perform any thing.
jjjAi« mcg/iZew, The arna-pit. ^ ^m meghlooz,
i^-^^ajU vneghlooriy Beguiled. . [Odious.
i Ui^ moghthz^ Burning with rage, [garment.
d jOjLo moglitedef. Taking much, tearing a
m oJx^ moghtezem, A greedy eater, cf sXUa
JyjLo moo^^^e:2e/,Spinning cotton. [Nourished.
<sy.3U moghte^ee. Being willing, proposing.
y^xi>« moghiesel, A bathing- tub.
j*aXi^ moghtezevy Dying young and healthy.
cJJU'i^ moghtelefj Getting a sheath.
JLXjU meghielee. Nimble, going haste.
«N«A]l« tnoghtemed. Nocturnal travel.
j^XJU Vfioghiemer, Drowned.
yXjLo moghtemezy Defaming, wishing 111 to.
'uM*;'ic^ moghtemes. Subsiding, sinking,
^ya^'Jii.^ vfiogtemeZy Winking. L^XJLo Superior,
^iSLo moghtenem. Enriched, possessing, en*
^yjii^ moghtewery Using. [joying.
^aIx^ moghieeiy Full and round in flesh (youth ) tneghes. Macerating, submersion, injur- ing, combat.
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^jf meghed. Educating, becoming fat, sucl;-
ing ; meghd. Tender, great and long. ^ S ouU meglidhdf Angry. iSx^ vieghder. A* pool, perfidious. SjjoL* mogJiderei, Dark night, [inclination. ^ 3oU moghezmer, One who follows his own o^jL. Vieghreh, The west ; T/JOgAre^', Whitish,
having white eye-brows, ^.yyc^ mogherhely Killed and swollen body, ^yt^ mcgkrelee^ Western, zjils meghret, Red ^5^ moghref. Swift horse, [clay or earth. l3 ji^ mogJirek, Gilt orornamented with sil- - yhe moghrem, Desirous, drowned in debt, f ver, (^jo JU vwglirendee. Conquering. j3 JU meghroor, Cheated, presumptuous. $?J3/*-* meghroor ee, Pride. u-^^-« tneghroos,
tf jU meghreCy Glued. [Planted.
j*^ rJicg//!&,The brain, marrow, the kernel, pith.
hi/* fiiegh%h, A place whither one goes, ^yu miogh%er. Abounding in milk (a sheep.)
iyi^ tlifghzel, A spinning spindle.
"J^-^ meglzehci A spindle- maker. j^yiM vtcgltzoor. Afield plentifully watered,
sf^U n^eghsee, A fiel^ of battle, war.
y^JU meghsel, A kind of bathing vessel.
^y*oU meghsool, Washed, ckaned.
^^iLfl megTishoosh , Cheated, adulterated,
\gSiSc^ meghshee. Disguised.
(jai^ meghs, The cholick. u--A*ai^ meghzel^
,*a3t4 meghzcr, Leaning [Burned, furious.
^*ii^ rtiOghzee, Dark. ldL« 77z<?g^e/, Stretching,
(jikaU moghtesht Dark nighf. [extending.
^lax^ moghtel, Cloudy sky. liSo moghfer, A
S-iiU meghferef, Forgiving. [hedd-dress.
^ix^ mogheffel, Destitute of genius, attentioi^.
j^iiU meghfoor, Forgiven.
Is iki^ ineghlat, Mistaking much.
f VMULo meghlak, A key, bolt, &:c.
^ MUU moghlak, Wanted, poor,
♦^:/**^ faogholcheen, A line black eye. ^jJUU tnog/ilenihce, A conqueror, u-j^Xi-o faeghlobb. Conquered, subjected, Cij ^iiU meghloos, Mixed, adulterated. / i ^i«J • meghloo^. Shut, barred. * *" Ujc« meghmh. Corrupted, ^-•iU mogJimer, Intoxicated vsrlth liquor, ' fja^}i« fn'eg^iennne:^, A low ground. ^^♦jU tneghmoor. Base, vile, obscure. ^^♦jLo w^of^'/woox, I'aultless, M^ithout gitilt. f^*x^ megfimdom; Grieved, troul^led. ' S Iji^ meghnkt. Supplying thd place df a;n6tti.teK '^ UJU meghncLf, Attractive, lovely."" ' ^ ^
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aIU fneghiem. Corrupt. [wild beasts.
S \yi^ megkew^tj A ditch made for catching Sjyk^ itieghooset. Aiding. . u^yU moghewes Stript of thorns (a palm.) U-^i/* meghoosha, A sect of the Magi. y^J^ ^^^ifieghooshek^Qhi'isii^n monks. Magi. J^ meghefvelyA sword. ^ 7neohee,Soft skin. J lX« vfiegheyaz. Alms, [taogheeh, Concealed. » -*..»■« vneghceh. Absence, the sun-setting ; CMAX^meg/jeesy A field watered by rain. [rain, ^x^ megliee?, Changed ; we^^eer, Watered by (^Ij^^ito mogheerehan, Beginning to go down Sj^i^ mogheeret. Running swiftly. [(sun.) u_>^x^ megheeiveh, Concealed, invisible. iSLfyjjL^ inegheewe^i Watered by rain (a field,) ^U^ iticfuteh, Plur. of ^ UL* [auxiliary.
t*A^ U-o mqfhhesef, Inveighing against a com- S^UU mojakheret. Boasting, [panion,
A UU mefad, A spit, a poker, »jjlJU mqfhrezet, Breaking off, interrupting, iMjjiLo fnofcireset. Doing any thing alternately
with another. *i>jU-« mofiirefet, Disputing, fighting. 6 J [Lo mefkrek, Plur. of c»3 y^ itiefrek, X*jljU meflLreket, Separation. t&j\L% in,q/d.rekel, Dismissing, unmolested.
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S3IJL0 mefazet, Flight. i
jwwU^ riief(tsed, Plur. of i^^i^ mefsedeL Ja»UU mefhseh Plur,-- of j^saL* 'diefset, ^^ U^ m-e/'d-z, Large, extended. ^•UU rfbefcLher, Plur* of ^jli/e^er. X^jfli^ mofakehef, Discussing a point In reli- X^ liU 7uq/a,^cy^e^, Jokingv [gion, law or science, 3u! U^ riief^Ietet, Coming unexpectedly. uJij li^ Ttie/hnekf Easy, delicate life. Jij^lju mefkweeh, Plur, of 01*1^ mofeef:* ^j>£^ wio/if. Gratis, without payment. j-UjL* w>efiah, A key. [^e^, A kcy«
^i^ mefteh, A cellar, a store-house ; mif- ^aojjL^ Tii-oftehem, Forbidding. ^s:OjU moftekher, (j^yjiM 'in>ofteres,A lion tearing prey. [Bragging. jiydU mofteresh, Beating down, i^jXi^ mofieres, Seizing an occasion. • pLo wo/ifma. Violating, deflouring a virgin, ^ jaLo mofteregh. Pouring out water. i_JjAi^ fdofterek, Scattered. tf jjM mofteree, A liar, lying, [dant, visitor- (j^Ai^ taoftjttesh, A commissary, . superinten* >aXiU wioyV^se/, Transplanting a palm. jjiXi^ moftekev. Reduced to poverty. ^XL^injfettel; Twisted ; nwftel, A spun thread. iJLAJtt^ mofteleji, : Partaking. Q. 7
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UlxLo tnqftelet, Seizing suddenly^ ^XXL* iiiojteieet Educating^ weaning,
CLyy^ Vf^oftool, Brokco, crumbled.
-^l^ vfi'^fiooh. Open, occupied, a consonant marked with tli^ \o\xg\ Jatha ('a)
iy:i^ mpftool, Twisted.
l^ ^iU ffiefioon. Out of order, road with love. '^A^ viofte^f Wise, discreet.
^acvjU mofekhJcheVj Praised, glorified.
j»-=cu^ f^ofekhkheiiii Magnified, illustrious,
^i^ 'Tiiefer, Noble horse ready for flight.
l-^^iuo 'inefrhhy Cheerful. [oriron]*
\jo\i^ ^i^fi^s, Scissars used for cutting silver
V Juo ff^rfrejj A hen having chickens, an archer,
y. JL. rfiofreh. Insolvent, poor.
^.i^ W>ofrekh, \ bird having young ones,
d Ju» vfii-frcd^ Huge^ extraordinary.
iyt:i/-« m^oferdes. Propped vine, large.
^m yiuo 'tnofersck/t, VVide breeches.
Ji^i^ m oferresh, A camel without a bunch.
hjx^ tiif^fret. Exceeding vast, great, huge.
^yu tno/cT/€^, Huge-headed.
^^^ fdoferregh, A liielter of,m^etaIs•^
Iky* A imfi'eglfet, MsLSsive, firm,
l3jL* mofrek. Combing the crown of the head,
i^ moferrch, A man hated .by women*
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^^Xk^ Vi^cfrofjy Cleft, cracked, broken. ^^yi^ vaefrooh, Mirth, cheerful, rejoicing, 3 ^ ^i^ mefrocz. Separated, a cloth of an ele- u^^jx^mefioos, Crook- back'd, [gant border^ yji^yi^ tiiefioosh. Laid open, stretched out. \jo^^x^ wi^ oo2,Necessarj to be observed by di-^ o^jA^ me// 06/^,Divided. [vine precept, notched. % jk^ rnvfrthj Bringing forth (a she-camel.) jf^U twfreCy Cutting leather, opening a vein, ^y^ in(fi'%'Aaf Fearful, bashful, ^ ^smx^ viefsed. Spoiling, a destroyer, SjmJI^ mefsedet, Destructive, an eviU ^aJU mcfesser. Declared, explained. ^M»L« nvfsow. Weak, broken-back' d. ^^M*i^ ^niefsookh. Dissolved, yi ^iijLo mefshdosh, False, vain. <xa«U. mefsed, ^Aoi^ unefsel, A joint. * '^i" (A lancet^
^La^Lo .inefzaj. Thick, corpulent, soft. ^l*fli^ vdcfzhl, A daily garment. . -
fja*aLt iiufexze^, Silver-plated, 'i*^ '^^*.^'- **'"-? yaj^ mofzel. Remainder, leaving somewhat, Z y^^ mc/%ool, Conquered, ^kjto fiiofier, Break-* j^kju mefloor. Created, innate. [fasting.
-^IfliLo ^lof-zeay Shameful affair,- sweet, eold \Mi^ ftitif-am, Finished, fufU; ' " ' {wateci ^y^ vffool, Made, the passive voiee*
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S^xi^ mefgheret, A cave, [in catching birds. ^wjUuU mefkas, A crooked piece of wood used ^yu^ imifkoodj Unlucky, disappointment. j^fX^ ttiefTcoor, Pierced in the nose (a camel,)
going hastily, digging. tj«yuU mefkoos. Broken egg. 2^=S^ mofekker. Appointed to manage any
affair, one who deliberates. [cused,
^ y^ajua mefkook. Made a bondman, free, ex-
Lir« stiofoly The wild gourd, gum ; a. wo-
fel. Destitute, bankrupt. ^Oii^ moflej, One who escapes, free. ^>JJU mofleli. Fortunate. ^^^ mofles, Deprived of wealth, poor. .yXiU mqfellel, A blade or head of a sword
notched or teethed like a saw. g^U meflooj. One troubled with a pal^y, u*.^^ tnejioos, Shining like a fish scale* £^^1* riieflook, Unhappy, unlucky, JiU nieflee or me fleet., A mare having colts, cJUL* mefnak,A girl delicately brought up. ^JjU mefnekhf A conqueror. [under the groin. Q3^U-« vaefnoon, A camel having a tumour iyi^ niefoood. Heartless, roasted meat. fjo^ taefoo%f Committed to the care of any
one, submitted for opinion.
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cJ^i^ tnefoof, A coloured thin garment.
«f ^i^ mefewee, Tinged with rubia.
c^'l^i^ mefhaiy Full of water (a well.)i >^ ^^
Sj^ mof^ed. Useful, salutary.
ua^^ mefees, Shunning, -j^-^
(jSiJuo mo/eez, Shedding tears, a bestower, ^
i«juiu mofceJt, & mofeeketj A wonderful poet.
Ju tdehh Splitting the branch of a femaj^ palm in order to inject "the male flowers,
UU mek^, A mare having a long body, dis- tant country.
^Uu vneialer, Plur. of jj^aL* tneiherei,
JuUU mokhbely Over-against, opposite, meet- ing, collating, of noble parentage.
XL UU mohcibeleU Opposition, comptroll, ren- counter, exchange, retrospection.
jj U^ w ehhXel, Plur. of ^.xJLo mehtel,
SJLj U^ mokhtelet, A battle, slaughter. \
S A li^ mehhdeU Conduct.
j.jaIjU mokadeer, Plur. of ^IjJU iti>ekd^r,
-J a l»^ tueiffl^eem, Plur, of ^jgi^ me^^ewi.
»!ilJL« 772oM%a/, Recompensing.
t«^jU^ mokhrel. Neighbouring.
fjjlJU mokhrehety Approaching.
« . IjU Vkokhrret, Resting, becoming firm.
X^ UU mokiireze^, Paying back, fighting, _^ R 7
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Uj^ mo^kra-att Beating one another.
c^j\SU itiekhren. Joined, domesticated.
ijj Uu mokarenet. Joining together, familiarity.
«__ajjIjL. ine^areel, Plur. of w»>a-o w,okreb,
i U ULc VMkb,8iit, Obstinate, tolerating,
u© M^ mekas, A rafter, shears,
I-*Uu mok^set, Retaliating, making equal.
^SifiotL* mekased, Plur, of sjosm vieksed*
yo\JL< mokaser, Plur. i ^aojU tiickseret,
^Uu mekater, Plur. of ^kSU mokter,
S J<t UU ifiokiL-adet, Sitting down by another.
^Iv* wekal or mekalet, A dialogue, speech,
sentence, proverb. oulUU mokaleed, Plur. of ^ iuu nieklad. * GLo mekhm, A dwelling-place, state, a musi- vHa^ UL« mokhmeUk society, a meeting, [caltone. i^UU viok^meret. Playing at dice, [tinual. SUUu moMwci^ Fit, seasonable, suitable, con- st^ Uu mokhivb^tf Disputing, contending. y«^Uu mekhwes, Comparing, corresponding, ^ J Uu iiii'k^tvel, Plur. of J ^ju wgioo/ [another, -k^ UU itiekkwev},kn opposer, one that is against *.•:.*.« 3 UU rtiokhtoemctt Opposition, resistance. IUjUU mokhisef, Running a race with others Ij<u Uu woJ^^i2e/,Exposing to sale, [onthecourse^ SXjUU mok^iiet, Hetaliation.
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ovAjlS^ rnekhyeed, Plur. of axX^ meJteed, t^j UU tnekkbes, A spark of fire. . _ .AVtr fdokehheb. Vaulted, arched, [ground. 'ijjS^ mpMeret, A motiument, tomb, burjing* <f ^jju ttiekberee, Belorjglrrg to a monument;. yMAJi^ mohles. Granting, presenting. oaJU tnokhes, A goal, a starting place., v -.. i^JL« mekbezsLYid inc^^^jse^, The hilt or handle
of a sword or bow. «.^>A^ mokebkeb, A lion; moJteb^el^, The
fourth year from the present. [tracted. yxx^ nho^bel, Flappy, rich, ^a*»^ mohbow, Con- ,jtf^^ mekbooz, Occupied, held, restricted. ^^a3U mekbool, Acceptable, pleasing, [hatred* jyjjU meklee. Fat, greasy. a'jU we/rf. Enmity, iUju niekthd. Dutiful, submissive. ^ IajU mental, Killing, c_-o;5^ mokhb. Saddling jj»^jLc moktebes; Obtaining, getting, [a camel^ "^aajU nw^tebel, One in the flower of youth. \^:;o3^ mektetee. Taking, hiring as a servant. clL-A*^ molites, Pulling away, tearing off. ' cJsaajU moktehefj Drinking all up. ' >
^ya:ujU woktehee,Gettingy receiving money. ^Zi^ mohtedt Arranged, distinguished. )«}0:jL« moktedk, Imitable, followed, [ness ) ioj:iu« 'ihoktedeh, Ordering, arranging ^busi-
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J j^AjLo , it^okt^^^Tj Strong, powerful.
cs iXAjL* rnohiedee, A follower, an imitator.
jXa^ moktery Sparing, thrifty.
. . yx^ mokiereb. Being nearer.
„^ajL« mokterehf Asking, soliciting, repeating verses extempore.
j^^av* mokteresh, Falling one upon another.
^^ yx^ mokterez. Borrowing. ^.. ,^
^^isLo fnokteria. Chosen to be stallion.'
C-i^XiLo vaokterff^ Getting, censuring.
(^y*A^ mokteren. Connected, associated, fol- lowing immediately, [secuting, travelling.
IS ^*JU9 mokteree. Designing, contending, pro-
j^AJLi mokteser. Forcing unwillingly.
4-_AiiAii-« tnokteshehj Praising or blaming.
OQAJU mokies, Relating truly, revenging.
iXasajU moktesed. Being in a moderate tempe- rament of body or mind, [part any thing.
t-AAaxji^ mokte%eh. Rude, untaught, cutting a-
\g»AK>u« viekte%ee. Exacting, requiring. [seizing.
<»_ixXJi^ mokta-af, Tumbling down (a wall,)
^^ i"m^ iHo^^e;^, Shrivelled, contracted, shrunk.
■jAJU moktefer. Following footsteps.
jCkx^ 'ttioktefee, A follower.
^xjU inektel, A place of slaughter.
f^jU moktem, Managing any thing properly.
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JsX* mokteuy Stouf, strong man. [cupyirig^ f^ujJ^ moktenes, Hunting. ^j;aju mohenee, Oc- ^yjU ifiehool. Slaughtered. tf^AJix) mektewee, A 5jj3i4 mokserei, Rich, [servant, a domestic^ A is\ii*mek'had,A. earners bunch, a large pulley. jk.3Kouo mok-h^nt,Weak, changing the foreteeth ^aOU mek'hoiUi A medicine, [(a camel)
oJU moked, Plain and even ground. [box. ^ ^ ooU mekdah & ^ jju , A steel, fiint, tinder-^ jljJu* tiiokdar, Quantity, number, measure* jdoU moked^er^ (God) the predestinator. i^joU mekderetj Ability, authority. ^J^^x^ mekdes, A holy place, hi^ju, A staff'. -»«>jij:» me^d'd/7j,Coming, arriving J mokdem^Cow*
rage, diligence ; inokdem, Fearless, attack-* cljUj^iu) mokeddemat, Plur. of 8^ j^*C« . [ing. 3U «>45U moleddemet. The premise, preparation,
the preface, the front. a^ja.« mekdood, A handsome man.
j^
t>X«
mekdooTy Ability, possibility, fata!.
(f J0L4 mekededy Wine made of honey, mead, S oJ.« niekez%s%,0{ a fine stature, [metheglin-r i^isJU fiidzrfy An oat. JU moker, Confessing, professing ; Tne^er,'fak-
ing, a place of rest or quiet, bitter ; Wi€^
ierr, Striking upon the neck.
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^\yi^ nhr^rhsh, Having a huge Jicad. y;^}j'i^ v^ekr^^'f SrissarR, gbpars, $nufiefi. ^^j^ rnehr^-af A mallet, dt hammer, y^ tnpireh, Coming near, honoured ; wot-* rib. Near the birth (a woman, sheep, ^c.) ; Vfioierrch, Admitted, nearly related, i J^ meve^ref, A trough for* watering cattle. jj$^ mo^^rrcr, Established, confirmed. tj^yic 'Oie^erreshd, A barren year. ijo^ WhrcSf Any ornament or jewel of q ^y'i^ ?]ioArrj:,Lending, an usurer, [round f^vv^s
h^ inoherrett (fern, mokerretcfy) Adornccl - '^itji ear-ring3,
yj^ >SU ffioiertesy An arrow. tutting the m^k*.
^^ molcraf Struck witb fea^ ^
wj-Ax: >jU ifiohrr, ghy Hanging tbn head i;i angerj.
V^. wpircfwcl, A veil jjajn ted with figurea^
ijej^ mokeimes, A. ha wk. kept for hunting,
y^ we^/op, Xegiblie. ^>*^y^^ Cut, lent.
b^^vA^ rniekroq%i TannejC^ X>Y drqag^d leaJther.
i^^jff^ m^roof, , l^lamed, $V^p^oted. , [ed,
^3^Vf mehrooti, CqnjoU)(u^ihcmn^j conn/sctt,
tgy^^ mekrce, The ha^pitftWe ; cup ; ■'Oiokree^ Ordering* to be -fead^
^>i^ 7ncJiez7^at Q^icfc, bri§k.
iUoU meJishf, Ajpy thing causing hardness.
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UmJ^ ^ohet. Just, equitable.
•v« ta^eJr^em, A portion; mo/isem. Swearing,
m ^am'Co wctoo?7i,Distribat€d. jjiJU W2ofo/^,Hast-
^3ufl mokeshsher, Barked, skin'd round, [ening,
^iJU tnekshwv. Peeled, barked.
tjai^ nitkeSf Shears, scissars.
l^ \*ax^ mekesfihn, The two blades of scissars,
i.^-<w^x^ inokesseh, Twisted hair.
O^JLo meksed. An idea, design. [or goat,
^Ju ifi^i-ser, The evening ; ??io^5er. Old sheep
U y*ax^ meheref, The evening, [ears cut ofF.
^*a.x^ meksoWy A camel having the tips of the
» ^iU mcJcsood, A design, desire, proposaL jyoji^ moksooTy Deficient, coAtracted, dimi- nished, [kept' at home.
g.^AdJU meksborety A large house, a woman
i^y*aS^ rneksoos. Cut (the wings.)
^^kaSie fJioksee, Remote, removed.
»J La*^ mek&hhy A pruniog-hook, ground n^*
bounding with clover.
A^^ 'fCiek%eey (fern. 'mek%ei^i,) CompTeated,
yu meket, Breaking the neck.- [finished,
eUajL« mektci-a, Tnconstartt in friendship. c * .
J^juo moketteTy Vrofi^mg,
,. ^.laX>o nhktereiiy Bedaubed with .pitch,
jjjL^ moJIiaUeJ^ti Short-bod iedr
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jy^S.A fW6|/oor,Dropped,bedaul)ed with pitch.' ^^l3JU iiK?^/e?rflf, Amputated, mutilated^ inter- ^^lojL* mektool, SJain, cut, [rupted.
^jU v^eka. Drinking eagerly. [arraw.
jjobuLo nieka-tiSt A lion, ^ju*^ me^ asel. An • JotV^ mek-adei, A seat, the buttocks, [on. ^^jou i/ie|^-flry Concave, deep. (jaxJU mck-as, A li- twJU mok-at, A burden. [per,
jL«^|u^ me^-ae^'e^e/, A sheep having a distem- lAiU mok'ffi. Preferred before. J UX^ A desert, . *juU mokeffa. Having wrinkled. 3jjU niolfel. Locked, shut (doon) [by.
^^ ftiekfee, Esteemed above or set more y^ tiiekid., A club used in a game. [shng. A ^'i^ miehl'^d, A bolt, key. ^ ^,« mekld,-a, A tJiikt^ tneklhk, Tottering, commotion. 4^jL« mckleh, A spade, jjji^ fnekled, A key, S *xX*.« mekledet, A granary, [a measure, forage. ^jjLiL« viekelleSf A drummer. [Making sail. ^jaliM viOkeUes, A swift horse. ^^ljU mekla^ uJUlX.« ti^oklify Uncircumcised. jJuU mokellel, A sword vi^ith a pommel. ' XJJU mekktfief, A pen- case, t^^i^ meklooh» Inverted, turned. ca^AjU moklehef, Thick, long, [unripe dates. jUjU mehnar, A palm-tree bearing white
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/y^ wohmjer, A bow- maker.
jju moJtmer, A moon-night.
VitJU tnekmekei. Tender, gentle.
jjj4iU mekmen. Convenient, apt. [not shine.
i UJu m^inht, A pkce on which the sun does
^i^ vnoienned, A dish made of wheat and
honey.
yl^ moJtenner, Corpulent. ^tuJu moJtenferef;
^*SU me&na, A legal evidence. [Solid, firm.
cJujU vnokennef, A large shield of leather.
^^ho mokennen. An author.
tyji^ mektiooty A place exposed to the sun*
y>^ mekoo. Cleaning, polishing, guarding.
y^ mektM, Full of talk, prating.
ijm^iU mekweSf A quiver, a warrior.
2yu« mekool, A word, said, abovementioned.
^yLcinehvem, The tail or handle of a plough,
tf yU mokfvee. Confirming, strengthened.
juu mekek. Grey or blue (the eyes.) [plants,
l^^ wie^^a,Blue, far off, a plain field without
j^^jU mek-hooTj Oppressed, conquered.
y„US^ ifiekeyas. Quantity. [signed,
OujU nioi-ea/, Bound, fixed, diligent, registered,
ILJU mekeez, A summer habitation. «
-JU ?/io^eew,DweJling, constant. ^^5.4. tneket/ee, ,^jC* ine)5', A javelin, spear. [Vomitive.
l£i^ me^i, Swelling the hand with lal5D\lr ; p. fnek(l. The hole of a fox. v^c»fu ♦.i*^ IL\C« taekhhe.aeti Leaning, yi^a^^- [Hiding. lyiK* moiuleret'i Loftiness, t^ VU moiatemet, c,.^7 \C« mokkt^eb, Plur. <)f w U.S9 ketd,b^ » I^K* moihsebet. Approaching^ acceding*'.* JUSIC* laokhsemet, Mixing, approaching* ^^3 IJU fw>^<itrdf , Hiring^ fo') .-{hiding tlierc. ijj'VU mokb,re%eU Running to any plaoe^n^ tf jIjCo tnokcuree, A camel-hirer or leadei^::;»^ S U \C« mohcishty Contending for glory. ..^ litt :iC« moiashefet. Acting openly with anor lUc iCk raokk-amet. Kissing. [ther.
5 li \Co mohhfdti A recompense. IxilSa-p 'tfl^ekot^etet, Surpassing, overcoming. JQki IC* TJittAtfl/e/ef^. Disputing. (happening before. ^jfe« nle>^^/e(!^;^(fem^ >^oM/te/,)To be equal* ^ !<♦ /«oM^^. Any, thing: suckfcd* ^ \jU: wiV^ii./, Sufficient ;ih,raea8uce^ ertough. . JU^):)iC4 inokhkMti Being severei^byeitsQiningy cii^^kU ihekdmetj.'A married wotnan» ^; ., , (byKj, iiiekhn, A place, habitatjojic . ^. »ii»bU; wo/^awc/^/i Aiding, assisting. Ib^^lCa tiiekd.wehct. Conquering in fight. i UftlC^ VfLchcihcity Contending. Jdis.bU mdk^helctfi A^ed, marked*
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^}^j^ niekkil, PlUr. of ^j^d:^ v^€)teel. jj^^ in^^/er, Of an advariided age. y^£s^* Hfiohlhel, Chairied. - ' v »\i7^'4.: ..; ^ t±»3A^^ »ne^oo5, Stinking, 6br?tipfea{!Hfeat.) >;^a£i^ rr^ekhoorh, Pluf. of ^^ /^e^-eer, vJKC mokteteh, Writing. yXxCo ititktetem, ^^Xi^a^ iHo^/e/'e;?, Adhering? fGohcealecL v-;f>X£a^ rtiokterehy Troubled, painfed , *- "-x 5 ^ jAi=ri^ mokteree. Renting, hiring,- - '^i^ y^s^ tiio^to, Con ti'acted With c6ld,-*^"^t^*^ y^ mokfeser, firuiging, brfeakibg.- •
Ifli^i-o mohte%, Distended with t*ep]etioH< -^ i)iX.£x« tnoitefifl, Placing any thing bebind^ ju^i^ mokfefee, Content, tHrftifig ddV^n (^ved^ .'^♦i^a-i mo^/ef/j«>Drinking out (a b^t^lfe.) fsel.) j^^i^ mokten, Cdnceal^d, u-f ^Xi^s^ WrekUol^ ^ jV^^ i^efctooidi DlsseitiMed, hid. [Wrkle»» *;).^i^Ea^ ffioMeMli GGm|)l^ed/ '*^>JW -.«a;*wi c ^^£t« niokf6h^e,' Asking,' sp^akiftg lo-^w- -j
f^\i.Ea^ nicrks'ari/Delap "^ -^Hoib^'v [atire, ^^g^^ moJtser, Ftbdp^toudi ti^h*''-^*'^ *^^v i^sa^.i.^ ^ "^ ^^L^'hii?i€k$o6li iriserteid, {)otii^6d tfut* jjcSi^ iiiakedder, dHeted, disturbed?; ^-^^^^
«,o^£m tneideyet, A foolish woman.
t^ y^aj, mokxeh. Discovering a falsehood, ac»
cusing of Ijing. yCi meguer. Except, perhaps, unless ; a. me*
ker^ Cheat, treachery, a pretence, i^^^fe^ wiojjerto. Having a compressed head. j^^M viioJterrer, Repeated. jj^^ 'Oiokerrez, Mean, worthless. 2^^i^ fjwkra, A horse strong in the feet, fj^=-^- mekrem. Generous, liberal. t^j^^ fiiekremett Honour, dignity. iJu^^^M vi^ekernef. Having a broad thick nose, v^^^^a^ mekrooht Sorrow^ful. ^Pj^^ mehroodf Shaved (sides of the beard.) »^^£m ff^ekreweh. Hated, abominable. ff ^^u« moJtree, Hired, y^^ wokeTS, Affecting ^fJ^ niegues, A fly. [severely with cold. v^^M^^^ m^^hskh. An obtainer, a winner. ^ \ '^^ tneksiil, Slow, lazy, a girl delicately £a-« meksel. To attain, gain, [educated*
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Saa»,„^^ meisehet, A broom, brush. 'y^^=^^ me^ser, Fracture, nature. ^MM^M meksa, Unmarried man. y^*^^ meisel, (Family) having few illustri- j> *=-^ meisow, Cloathed. [ous ancestors. meksQolf, Attained^ won.
jym^n^ fneisoor, broken, ciit. [Disclosed, open* //U;^ wehesh. Sucking. cJ^C« 'mekshoof^ *^l=^x-« me^-xoom. Sorrowful, melancholy. yi^i^ mnkar, A fleshy camel. ^x£=i^ vneh-atel. Stretching the body, yi£=i^ meifoo. Overturned. y,^JJ^ meke^y A weaver*s shuttle. [A leach. J'g^^ TiiekeU A welLwithoutwater; p. nii:iel, ilSo-c moMla, The banks of a river. ,pJLsa-« tiiokelleh. Fettered (captive.) yjLjC« mekelles, Calcined, a lime burner, a ma* wiX^i^ mokellef, Choiccy elegant, [ker of mortar, pji*c-.^ meklooirit Hurt, wounded. JLSi^ meklee. Pained or hurt in the reins; Jt^=-^ tnekmel, A consummate man. 1^3^-*=^^ raekmoorit Dissembled, covered. 3(l»^^^ mokemkel, A cotton nut. jjj^M meken, A locust or lizard full of eggs* i--a;51« taekneh, (Callous) hoof, claw or nail. Jkk^3^ mokanser, Thick, coarse (face.) jA^i^ mokemier or ^^jLSa^, A turban, &c.
loose upon the head. [soms.
yMA^x* mokcnnes, A maker or vender of be- «:-g^^ tno^ewwa. Contracted, having the hand
wrinkled. v^iSa., tELdknoo%, Hid, laid up in a treasury,
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'jig^^ fifieJtnooti, Dissembled, hid. S ^^1^ mekwet, The hole of a fox. [ed.
^ij^^^ fueto^, Delay. s^.^a^ taekwe%, Gird* J j^=^^ mehooTy A cheat, a knave, an impostor. j^^a-o me^^^^e2:, Long-headed. ^_^^£a.« meioon, A locust, lizard, or any sir
milar animal full of eggs. ^ U^a.« mekyal, A measuring instrument or
vessel either for dry goods or liquids. c^AA^M mekees. Composed, undisturbed iq, 3s jy.^x* mtJteedef, Ensnaring, cheating, [mind. Q-^-f^^ r/ieAe6«,Sagacity, medicine, beneficence. ^5l« meJteelfA measure. ^^^AL, mekeen, Abiding, ^ yS^ fwe^ddzi^d/jMeasured. (gravei fixed firmly. ^^ \ iU meldn. Complete, full. JUm^ MU melkbesety Commerce, transacting. dij V^ $nelas, A tribe, family, man. &» iU moldjetf Contending, wrangling. ^ iU inelcbh, The head of a spear, iU.iU ftiolahaf. Litigating, contending. cJb» iU molhhcf, .Plur. of l-jUOu molli^f. ^^ JU moltihem, Connected, a twisted rope. ^ iU vfioWiee,- A kind of oblong grapes. jt iU K^elhk, Fugitve slave. I A i)l.« Itiolkdet, Contending, disputing. A>U mclk%i Refuge, protection, a protecto?;.
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:^ _j 5U melht, A wolf. [rablQ.
- J iU vield,%em, Assiduous, attentive, insepa* » y* 11^ ?wg/dxey^,The palate, the top of the wind^ XXm. ^ molaseneiy Railing against. fpipc.
^ 5U melhs. Sliding, a smooth white stone, ^ «Ju9 5to wie/^5e^, Assembly, adjoining.fi ight girl* la iU melat, Clay, mortar, the side of the body, l^Js iU molhtemet. Boxing one another, f^ iU mola%%ei. Fearless ness^ courage* i^s. 3iU mclh-ahf Plur. of c^.JL^ mtl-ab, Uic iU melcb-ah, Plur. of Xjud-* mel-aket, tXs. iU vfiol^'anet. Execrating one anothei^, ^ iU molhgh. Fearful, dreadful (man) S li* 51U molakcit, Meeting, conversation. ^ 51^ mel^keh, Plur. of ^"iU molkefh ^JJi V<^ rnolahis, Calling one by any nick-name, Ji iU molakee, Meeting, joining. ^J ^ molh/t, An angel, x.^3 iU Occupation, iS^s V^ molaked, Making a fetter. ^Jli^ molhly Sorrowful, melancholy. -JiU melknt. Dishonour, accusation, JJJUi^ melanet, Complete, full. 4±j^JiU melhwes. Plur. of c:l.JiU melhs, 5 i^JlU tnoiawexet, Flying to one another, :U^ i»^ inold,wesef, Looking thro' the chinfesf pf doors, looking ou all sides^ ^^ • - ^^ *.^a^ ^
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xMU melhh.K bull-rush. »UU^ Approaching*
4j»o iU Tno/<i«,/Dull, slow, tardy.
^iU melayeJt, Plur. of^JJu vneltk»
l»jlU inolayem. Gentle, affable, tame, docile,
tender, equitable. jj.»aU molljes, Dark, doubtful. [with fat,
uJtJLo molellek, Thick cake mixed or softened
t , ^jju vmIIooL, Quick-witted, inyention,
Xf*yxLt melboos. Confused, cloathed. Is^jLo melboot. Having a rheum in the head. ^ ^Jl* melboon, Brought up or fed with milki jju rtiolehee, A sheep having biestings in the Xl-o Vfiellet, Loathing, fatigue. [udder.
oi^iL* moltesek. Moistened. „aaL« molteseet Collecting the gum of a tree. gOL. moltej\ Deep, furrowed (sea.) „s\aJu moltejee. Taking refuge with one* jj(„«oJl« moltehes, Receiving a debt. ija^oJu molteheSt Compelling. c^JCsaXJu moltehek, Added, numbered amongst^ „««;Ju moltehee. Getting beard. ^^anjJu moltekhee. An infant fed with soften- * jJJu moltedem, Disturbed, [ed bread or pap. ^U molieZf Pleasant garden near a city. tJI JOJu mo//e»e^,Connected, adhering, [ed to. f yJU fnolte%em, Compelled, conjunct, attach-
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cSauaX^ itioltesehy Convey, adhering.
oaxX^ moltesy Cemented, patched.
La1*o fnoltety Scenting musk, hiding.
„txL« moltuzee, Burning, flaming. ;
^;Ju ftiolta-aj. Indisposed,
*.iA3u moUefem, Tying a fillet over the nos^,
^txLo ifioliekem. Swallowing,
dU)u molteli', Drinking much.
^^^j)^ mol tenia y Shining, withdrawing.
j^iLc itioltemee, Electing, choosing, [fused,
xSijyX^ molteives, 'iVoubled, confounded, con-
•^yCX.* moUeiveh, Thirsting. ^^'U Mingled*
tf^^Ju meltetvee, Curved, perverse.
«-*^.aU molteheb, Inflamed, ardent.
cL^aU wo//e/?e*, Lolling out the tongue from
thirst or fatigue. c.Lc ifieles, Coaxing, making many promises. cJJu makes, Importunate /^X:^^ii«/^*, Sucking. LsaJL* meljh, A retreat, a place of refuge, v^^'^ viieljah. An arrow without a point. jtfvJu itieleh. Whiteness mixed with black, an
unnatural swelling in the hough of cattle, iy*:svX-o melheh. An instrument for cutting. JsvLo in.oMe/,Blue or grey, a story, narrative* ilvs^JU mcrlhcd. Impious, an heretic, pagan. ok.s\)U v^dhes. Avariciously,- niggardly.
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i^osOu melhes. An asjlum. [body,
wised-, nnelhef. The outward covering of tho 4 , tVOu molhek. Added, coherent, joined. *j!sOu moihem, Fleshy. jj^^iaJi^ meMoo5,. Sucked, licked, Jb^:«OU in?Moo:3j,Observing w ith love, contem- '«acOu melhee, Defamed, slandered, [plating, ^tvJU meM/i, A locust. ^,:kOi.« melihee, Pap for oJl.4 vieledy Tenderness, tottering. [infant. jjJu meldiiy Tender, delicate girl or boy. i jsJL* meldegh, A slanderer or false accuser, m jJL-« taoleddem. Patched garment. (ning. iJU tue/ej:, Lying, throwing out the feet in run- i,^1 jJL^ iive/ejK^w, A pretended friend, [(man.) ^ ^X« molTtem, Addicted, y^.^ melez, Muscular •u-^^yu nielzhh. Extremely avaricious, j^u ftiole%ze%t Solid, strong (body ) ^ '^^ fiiohem. Conjoined, convinced. f^*JL« mehoowt Joined, inseparable. Uu m^/«(>, Delicate wine, mid-day, bare; p. meUh, A stretched rope. [A liar,
cJLJU violessek, Adoptive. ^,^*Ji.« melsoorif
m\,.t nieisee, Swift camel, smooth. o<Ju TfieleSt Slipperiness, fickleness. laU in.elet, A hairless body, [to the braia» UJL* ifkelta or^iaJU tfiellee,k wound penetrating
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- *IJu meItem,A floor-cloth cspeciallj of leather, ♦-^xJu fiiel-ak, A play, show, a valley. t]as\^ molazet, A tall plump girl. jobtJU m^laket, A ladle, a skimmer. j^^jdlc melaiven. Cursed, detestable, ^ melgh. Out of order, foolish^ XixX^ fnolghefet, A band of robbers, *jUIo melghem, Unguent for sores, [blanket. ^j^y^^ luelghoos, Crude, raw. UCu Vdohf, A, ^iU Wiolfej, Wretched, a bankrupt. cJyJu ro^elfoof, Involved, collected, _ ,_ ^i^ cjOu melek, Gentle, swift horse. [spider.
\jiLo melH, Meeting, h ijUu melkhi, A pen, n g UJLo melkh,-a, An obscene, impudent woman. ^jUu molkeh, A stallion. XxKU ttielJtd-att Shameless, saucy (a woman ) Xs»yji)u rtielkoohett A mother, iix^ A place. ,«)JLo irtelek, An angeL
, #>j£3Ju molkebelt, A fleshy camel. iL^iLo mtleket, Possessing. js.^U A mallet- I )>XC* molkdiir, A great landholder, rich. 4jjlxSX««ie//5"a-^w, Abject, vile, , Cl>^JX« melkoot, Empire, dominion, power. ^fiL* melekee, Orthodox, rojal, one who fpl-
lows the religion of the king, »1^ mcUvif Vile, base, worthies^,
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>JL« molemmef, An accident, misfortune. JuU molemlew, A company, crowd, a hard 5^4l« nu'lmoot, A repository. [stone.
|i ^Ji^Tnc7?woow, Assembled, collected together. ^JU tneloo. Going in haste. ^ 1^ nielwhn, Day and night. w,^U inoletveh, Mingled, curved. 5^U molewetf The day-time. 4±j^ moIeiL'es, Stained,- nasty. i^ ffiel£U'(^, A pretended friend, [monds. ^y\^n\€lewe%, Beautiful face, stuffed withal- Ju^^JU mclew^sei, Soft, smooth, bare. 53 ^U mthtve%f A whip, a stick. Jti ^]u meluoghet. Unclean, lewd, foolish wo- iJ^U molook, Plur. of iUu me/c*^. [man.
J l^y^ violookhnchf Royal, princely. ^^^ melool, Weary, melancholy. -^ meloom, Reproached, blamed. [ed, bent. ^ ^ meleive??, Co]our€d, ts ^k^ melewee, Curv- gl^l.* mo///^*, 'Confused ajftair. [white.
ov^ r»ioZe/?/?ff/,lVodden. ^..^^X^ //?o/e/?/^e^,Made ^^ melhen, A place abounding with palm ««_; ^^ mei/wohj Burnt. [trees*
A ^.«»ne//?6oc/,Pushed away in contempt. [hairs, j^^ melhoQ%, 1 he first appearance of grey 5^^ mclhoof, Afflicted for any thing forgot
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'^iHe/de,Lastinglong; i»e//<?,A kindof cake.
cIaaX^ melees, (A man) corpulent, flabby and
^X^ meleef. Giving to suck. [slowrpaced.
^A^ melee^h, Elegant, charming.
LaJu m elect, Foetus without hair.
xJu neleea. Barren desert, an extent of
iLU meleef, A king. [level ground.
^A^ meleelf Bread or meat baked in the ashes.
j»^U rneleem. Reproaching, reprehending.
(jj^L. meleetf, SoftiCiiing, laxative.
l^ Vdemmh, From that, which. [dreds.
S!l^ momhat. Acting or computing by hun-
^js.\^ wiojTKi-fltr^^ Committing mutual hosti-
i:Li^ Wtemh-t, Death. [lities, boasting.
^^Ji^f nomafen, Large, great, distant journey.
3uil^ momatenet, Retiring a great way off.,
^Sli" niomascl, Resembling, alike, comparabl-e.
to^ic mowajYv/^/,^ Disputing, boasting. ,
S.sv2*'r momcihejet, Hammering, extending.
As* U* wow>z/?e/,Small-bodied. 5 i l^ Pralonging.
ji'iV vwmazek^t. Insincere love, engaging.
i\j\c momdr'at, Dispute, quarrel.
ci,'u.j\c momaresief. Managing (affairs.)
£jl^ momaztt, Separation, distance.
^\ff momcts, Touching, contiguous.
JyuiU- momasheket, Accusing, blaming,
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t^a^ic vnomk-aJtet, Delaying. ^[f memitl, Inclining, deviating from, I^U" mojnald,t. Aiding, assisted. I^ksJU* momhlekhet, Plajing, joking. Sil ic ftt'Omaleket, Flattering, soothing. ILJl^ momanhi, Expecting, repaying. gul^ rOiOinhneh, Raining continually, ^\c momhna, Preventing, opposing, j'Uff momth%, Chosen, eminent, geparate. ^Xc momiesel. Submissive, dutiful. u&aajic niomtehez, Drink, ^pure milk. Lji^vZ^ momtehek, Ruined, abolished. ysKSji^ momtehher, Giving a preference to,
choosing the best. ^j^ inomted. Prolonged, protracted. I^jj:^ momtedek, Praising, commendable, *? xHt^ momteedee. Extracting, w^y-t^ momteres. Scolding, ^yX^ mofnteree. Doubting. ^yU^ Accustom- y^mX^ momtesel, Drawing a sv^rord. [cd.
^Ki^ viomteshee, A numerous progeny. ^joX^ momtesa, Departing, travelling. JaiuU-* vikomteghetf Long day. .jjix,^ rdomteieV, y^ tnomtel, Passing by. [Plunging.
XaJu^ momtelet. Snatching to one's self. jjXa^ i^},Qmtelce, Replete, heaped up.
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^Vx«-« Ktiomtenehy Accepting a present. Oc^v*^ inomejjed. Famous, glorious. jjj^\4^ nionie^jen, Wide road. ^J,,,^y^ momhes, Elapsed, falling as a turnoUP, ifi^sx^ Dfiomhesh, Burnt bread, ijaxx^^ momehhes, Firm, strong (horse ) yaa4,^ mofnhel, (Earth) parched, [obliterated, ^x\*^ memhotVf (fem. mernhewet,) Defaced, ^ (jtf^rsn^^ memhoos, Shining (helmet,) strong ^^ mevied, A prolonger. [caoiej,
r<y4^ momeddej. Deferred, delayed. 5^4^ itiomeddedf Stretched, extended. r y^'^ momdooh, Commendable, praised. c-5^o<^ memzook. Milk mixed with water. ^ 5v«w« momzeeh Amazed, surprised, ■yc memer, Going away, a passage, a canal* ^Je^^' memrhz, One often indisposed. dij^<^ memreSy Enduring, patient, [singeif, ysj4^ momera%y A hairy garment. (_J^^ A Q.^4^ momerren, Of a rigid countenance. isj4^ ifienn^ee, In a proper train (business.) cJ %4-« mome%%€kf Lacerated. [avaricious. ^*«.4-« momsek. Holding, retaining, seizing, -.^M»4^ rU'emsook, Cleaned, wiped, anointed. ^y^4^ memsood, (Jem, n^emsoodet,) Elegantly £i^ vaemsheef A privy, [formed by nature,
fjo^ia^^ memsoos, Slender (pastern of a horse.) «/i^ memzee, Subscribed, authenticated, j^k»^ memtoor, Wet with rain. [mach.
t ny^u» memawek, Having a disordered sto- IjiU-* ihomeghghet, Tall, handsome man. j^^si^ niemhoor. Steeped in salt water. ^^ niomel, A worn thing, a beaten path. jjjU-« ino;;ie//<?s,Smooth, bare. [Castrated (boy.) ^4^ me Woo, Replete, filled. ij^^U^ mem loos, ^^ tnomneh, Bringing forth (a camel ) *^;*-4 meuinewa. Prohibited. ^^y^^ taemnoon, Obliged, abrupt, strong. ^ ^^ metnoont, Having a pleurisy. »34-« momeiveJi, Adulterated, insincere. l^^ memhu. How often ? how ? as often as. J4»^ momhefy Low. [signed.
j^^*^ .menilioor, (fem. memhooret,) Sealed, ^y^ men, I, me; a. miti, From, of, for, on, than, by ; vicnn, Fate, cutting, weakness, u-j ^i^ tiiienkl-f Supplying, i L Iju Removing.
5 ouLumow^^cxe/, Carrying on a war openly. ^lu menaljer, Plur. of ^aL, member,
^ UU menkteh. Pores of the skin.
6 LU lAenhs, Far off. g U U^ tnonbjatt Speak- iJo.tu Vkonhjedet, Assisting, [ing privately* »>»»U« 'monb>j6%%et, Preparing for battle.
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S» Iju vtienhhet. The house of mourning, ^Uu moji^kh, A camel stable. IIaILo itionhdatf Proclaiming. * A Iju monhdem. An intimate friend. tf^A Ijl* monadeey A crier, an herald, a pro-* iljl^o wowd^zre^, Victory. [claimer.
^ J Iju ijiew^sse/, Plnr. of i yu mewxe^. ^ ; um U^ 'iKkonhsehy Conformable, apt. claa-vwIm menhsehef. Proportion, relation. -.**. iju mo?idLsen}, Plur. of *.^^ tnensem, ««.^U-« monhsheh, Plur. of < ^r^;.>« i(kenshed>i Saubli^ vfionhshedet^ Praying, adjuring. (JO 1;l« Wt&nhSy A place of refuge, retiring. <-t-*^ljU 'monhseh, Plur. of c-^>w3i^ menseh S^^Uo tdonhseret. Assisting reciprocally, S«*a li^ mohhzehet, Defending one's self. •MZ-« Wigwag Distance. - ,*'/ it lis U-« monathty Contest, lit'JgMfron, opposing, vlflljL* menh^er, Plur. of k'^Ia;^ ra>sfi%eret. ^[m niena%em, Plur. of ^tj wfze?/*. ^i
*.c 1;l« vnond^-a'n, Gentle, smooth, [boasting, iolju monafcret, Contending for honour,. >CJi5U^ monhfeky An hypocrite, an atlieist,- J\j^ 'non^feCy 'Dispelling, repugnant. lA\h« 111072'i^e^e^ Meeting unexpectedly, 1<&>*IJU tnonitkeskei, Disputation, contract.
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(^yiJU moiMet, Contrary, opposite.
fc-JSUU menhkefi Plur. of c^iliUi^ menhhf,
^ UU monaJiel, Swift.
u^:Es iju vdonbJitht Plar. of t^E=j^ menkeL.
5«i,s» U-« monctkehet, Marrying*
Ij.^ iJU W'OjMeret, Contending.
^Lu Trteni/, Constitution, manner. [sleep.
-»U^ mencttn, A bed, a dormitory ^^ dream,
^^IJU menan, Beneficent, benign.
c:i,ljlJU riionhnht. Weak in mind.
i^^UU TJioti^wa-af, Disputing with.
I^^Uu monhwelet, An alternate succession.
lUi^Uu tnonhweshet, Accusing, blaming,
Su^^lJU itionhwesetf Struggling.
lAit Uu fnonhJiebetf Plundering.
i j^ iLg monkhedet. Drawing lots.
ciLaxju membet. Sprouting, fertile. fpillow.
^AAi^ n^ombeter. Cut, &c. s >xaJu inemLe%ct, A
^^aL« memLer^ A pulpit, a high chair.
kMaJk>« mombeset, Delated, rejoicing.
cIaxx;^ momba-as, The origin, excited.
^x^ fiiomba-aj, Heretical, [upon.
t—jiuu *Jio«i^aE-fl:/i',Tvaining abundantly, rushing
^yuJU mvnheghee. Required, agreeing upon.
sJu2^ KiionebbeTiy Planted in a row (trees.)
jy^ajju momle^ee. Forced to cry.
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.\^ ni^fntAk p^cAet, [positious,afdun<i1Iftg, '^'^X'^ tniemboot, Grqwing. i^^xiu »»fiwi[>o(w,Sup- i^-y^jo memboosh, Eradicated. v^jj^jo memlot^i, Solemnized, famous. #aJU momleh^ Consigned to obliviohi [tory; *u meii7iet, Duty, a bond ot writings obliga- ^ IXU mentttkhi Tweezers, going slowly (a ca- ci^AXi;^ motitebes, Digging with tbehahd. [meii) ^uxu rhontelej, Sv^'elling (as a bone.) asAXU montehez, Retiring. ^aXju monteLer, Exalted, mounting tbe pulpit.' yiju wow/^/gV-, Dragged, drawn. tdt2xL« wow/fi/<?/. Torn up* j»j:i*i« montetem. One who speaks obscenely. ^AJLo w^ow?6scr. Spread, scattered^ • JiiU montesel, Taking out of a well (niud.) ^XX^ moTtfez, Bringing forth, t-^^s^j^i^'fiwntefelfj Electing, selecting. i^:;su;u rfiorittjtff Drawing out, emptying. ' ^sisJ^ fno?iiejee, Darting a malignant look. ^•'i^■ts^:ij^ ^ioniekel'. Lamenting loudly, ijas^ku f?iGni^he%, To lessen.
acui* mbnfehee, Ihclinirtg to ohe side. '«-->i?JSL« viontekhehy Selecting, torn «p. LiuL* montekheti Blowing the nose. ^Sioj^ Wontehha». Going far from home.
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,-^ ll>^ ntentedtlr. Having an obligation.
-%^<>ykM viontedtl^ {God) propitious/exsuding,' ^ jJuU moniedt^. Assembling,. a place of con-
j^jIm wow/e«er. Making a bow. [fereoCQ*
^yLt monter, A mushroom, a fungusi.
ty^ jwofi/ejsfl. Plucking, eradicating, desistr*
^yM monte%ee. Inclined towards. li^g-
I f^v:^. monteseh, Deiiominated, named. ^^x^ montesejy Weaned, ^aju Defacing. ^,,juU montesegh, Going a great way tq pas-
j; fture ^camels )
montesef. Eradicating, speaking in a tiionteseki Arranged. [low voicQ«
^ .{yr.^imnn/fixhrl)j Fixed, ifiherent, kiii-o jnorz/esAe/, Scaling (a fish.)
(^LxIm itiontcshea, Pulling out. 4»Jiiij;u monteshef, Drinking milk, uJuaJL* vionteshchy Smelling, snuffing up, ^Js^ijuo «iow/cA'Ae/,Takingout of the pot (meat^) .iKiXJL* taontes. Raised, standing erect. [(' a • ) •yAAfiAJU vioniesel', Pointed w^ith the yowtlfatha ^jojix^ moniesel, A spear without a head. „^;u^ nmniesee. Choosing, long hair, ^v^i^ Vioniezch, An ^ye sunk in the socke^» cJuaXJU riifiniezef, Sucking. ^4ami TUQntczel^ Contending for glory.
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monhzet, Drawing a swofd. [bottle. j ^laXL« inontetel, Pouring out a little (from a jtx;^ rtiontexer. Expecting with impatience, Ipcuu montash, Standing, rising up after a falU jjOiU monfal. Travelling on foot. ^LLo iaojitegh, A reprbacher. ^vixu ntoniefej\ Swelled, prominent (sides.) ^jhiXJ^ montefe^y Shivering with cold> shakeii ^juU^ fTuOntefea, Using, enjoying. [(trees.) 7Hionifee, Refused, despised, destroyed.
LOo ino«/^A'c^,Covering the face (a woiiian.) yuJU moniehr. Dug, trying, choosing, ^^juju iniontekesh. Extracting, choosing. oaXxu monteies, Diminishing. [ing.)
jj^Jixx^ ino7i/e^e2,Corrupted, defnolished (build- ^SXIU motitekea. Slaughtering a camel ; mion^
ti'ka, Changed (colour.) ilJxjiL^ mohtekify Drawing out, breaking egg^ yixLt Kiontekd, Transported. [^a bird.)
^jUjLo Vfiontekem, Revenging, punishing. ■ lixJU itiontekee^ Choosing, taking marrow from i" .4^:1^ mojitekeSy Dissolved. [a bone.
LJl^sJ'Lc miontektf> Being exposed to rain, an^
supportable, travelling from piac e to place. ^^^^ flfiow^fW, Prohibiting. ^^jx^ monitkeej Receiving v^hat is due,
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.^^yC^ fnow/fw, Smelling. u-»^5:;-« Approaching XayX-^vQ/i/w^/, Suspending. [again,
ir^^i;L« fiimtaheh. Robbing, spoiling or talking ♦ .. sway by violence. 'ij&4X;u motitehet, Provoked, rising up. 'ijj^*^ montehee. Completed, terminated^ cCSaJvU mon$ede^, Angry, passionate. ^^^ monsefiee, A verse, receding. .1^ IJH^nja, A raised ground, .4--^ LsU Tiicw;*a/;,An arrow without point or fea- (S LcU i»©^fl/,Flying^ escape. [thers, feeble mai). «-A«dU xnetijch, A large cup or goblet. ^xs6^ mofijeher. One who sets broken bones* ^ysi^ rifionejjekh, Coughing. o^ss^ menjedy A broad gold necklace or other S«xsd4 mofijedetf A lash. [jewel.
^ j»js\<4 mojjfedel. Throwing upon the ground, i^oB^ monejjez^ M^itty, knowing the world. u-j ^s^ mot?je%eh, Going in haste, drawn. ^jcsU monjexer, Shaved, cut. ^:sfu moHjeTf Right true road, driving camels. A 3p^ monj erred, Extended, 'jsp^ mOfijc'z, Performing promises, [et.
y-'so^ ww/w; a/, Deposited, cx^itiovjefj A bask- „w-o monjefee. Removing, parrying off. ^J<f^ meftjek, A conjurer, a juggler.
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^ss<M menjel, A reaping-hook, lurunan^
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w^ 11^"^ monfelab. Polluted water.
JLsdU monjeliee, Conspicuous, appajent.
*j3:lo taenjem, A promi;ient bone in the foot,
»y^^ monjemed. Congealed, concrete.
^^^;s\^ nionjenoonf A wheel for ra^ising wa- ter from M^ells.
jf^ vdenjoOt A kind of pulse, a leaiLy,, •4-^ysU mefi/oojj^A large cup, goblet or vessel- '4^20.^ fmenfood, Grieved, troubled, disquietecj. 0 >^ ff^enjoor^ Planed, cut, chipt* jycU monjeweZf Deserting^ declining. 't >'^^^ p. A- nionjopk, A crQ,wn, the ball gr < spear-head of a ^i^nner,
.^j^uf^ ino7ijeedun., To lie on the bellj.
gU luewd/z, "Granting, presenting.
S l^^ menkatf A vvinding channel,,
Jls^^ menja'z, A pestle.
u«l=sU menkas, A tall slender wom^n. ,
♦Assv-e monkebery Published, discovered, Ccsv^ menJieit A hatchet, a plane, [deg.
S:sU menhet, A gift. ^=f»^s\-« niQnkeje^, Forbidr
A^sivA. nwnheredy Dispersed, separated,
t_5^c«u^ monheref, Altered.
^j**=cvU tnonhes, Torn up or away, [as hair.
^*«.*vL« monhesee, Sucking. oa«ou Jailing. q^
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iusULt monhef. Descending, falling. Jacvi* wow^e/. Loose (knot.) [imageJ
^^jLsvi^ idonhenee Curved, bent, c^tu^ An j^a^;^ mehhetvez. Collected, assembled. u^y^ju menhooSf Unhappy, unfortunate. ji^^is^JU menhcwesht Affrighted, flying. (^ya^;^^ metjhooz. Sharp pointed arrow of •jl^x^frtewMd^, Worthless, weak. [spear. jlisU menkkar or ^SsL^ m6'w^^cr,The nostrils. h jssx^ monk her et, Disobedient, weak, swift. ^^icU monkherea. Split, rent. [of wind.
l3js^ monkhereht Tord, a blast or breath ^yss^r* motikherem, Chopping, splitting. ^yjissL* inonhhefes, Impure, cofrupted water; aASs^ monhhhefee, Concealed. ^arU nionihol, A sieve, a scarce. liJ^U monkhenes, Folded, fl^accid. L>yss\^ menkhoohy Lean. cij^isU meT/^oof, Darting On prey (a hawk.) 4JO t «>JU iTicwrfd5, Foolish (woman,) troublesome. w-^ .yJU itiOJideh, Undertaking a dangerous affair." tjoou mondeLk, Swift, activej haste, g J juU inonderej, Inclosed, comprehended, ^j<xjL« menderes, Obliterated. ^j jJU mondereei Spreading (as fire ) ^ JOU mondcsr Concealed^ covered.
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(yiit s.L« morida- as, 'Dissolved, ^.ma Satirical^
<J iXJU tnondef, A bow for separating cottoa*
dii CiM mondefek. Scattering, a swift horse.
(_5«xL« tnondelf, Bruised, knocked at (a door.)
„^>^ ttiondek. In pieces. [ing upon.
dJ «xJL« mondeles, Blaming, going awaj, rush**
y J^ mondelef, Forced along by a torrent.
cJUwVJU nwndelef, Spread over.
cJO j»A^ mondelek, Reraovingj running,
iL« jJU mendemei, That which one repents of*
,>-* 0^ tdondemel, Healing a wound. [ed,
J -yu^ ta^ndoor, Covetous, niggardly, wretch-
u*,^jJU mondewes, Beaten, threshed.
e >^ inendehi A pitcher.
..j^4x;-« idondehen. Anointing one*s self.
y .na^ tfiendeelt A handkerchief, a napkin, a
table-cloth, a turban-cloth. jsJLcW0772;, From, since, beginning of anytime. .3 cxj^ menzoor, Devoted, promised, offered up. y^ menez, Moveable. . [verts.
«_. • i^ utietizerehf A hunter lurking under co- O . -x^ monzerek, Lying on the back. ^ u-c tnetiza, A root, a dart. uJiry^ monzerek, Affrighted. [ates*
z .ju menze^h. One who reviles or calumni- ^y^ ftienzel, An inn.
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^^i J /^'^ menzelghh, An inn, a day^s journey. -yL. j]io?i2eAW?;j, Obligation, tied; menzem, K jy\ji^ nienzoor, A small present. [tooth.
C-5^yu nienzooj, Bleeding. J^y^ monzewel. Decaying, failing. ^^y^ menzewee, A solitary monk or persoa
devoted to religious solitude. g vu vionez%eh. Innocent, pure, holy, free. ui^ yL« monzehe^, Jumping, assaulting. ^y^ inonzce. Desirous. [boundary,
l) ^X/* Wtin%e^l, A ruined house or place, a ^^ mens. Black spotted (the face ) S Uj-« mensaff A stick. «^*M.L« monseb, Abusing one another, [cusing. ^gjk^^j^ tTionseJjee, Skinned. ^^s\>,J^ monsejeh,^x- yss<^»4iA mowse/g/, Poured out (water,) [thing) ksv«x« mojisehet. Falling out of the hand (a «JiaxMJU monsehek. Reduced to powder. >s:w;^ monsehelt Rubbed, polished. ouimU monseJ, Shut up. j ju-JU Hanging loose* K^^M^ tiiOHser&b, Creeping into a hole (a fox.) ^jmj^ monseree, Dispelled. ^,mjir mensa, The north wind. j.?uJU mojisa-ar. Burned, inflamed. lL,fir* nionse<y/ief, A handiiil of feathers. jLnJU monsefcr, Separated.
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mo7iessek, Joined in order. ^mX^ mensel, Generation ; monsel, Begotten ;
mofisil, Shooting out, putting forth. «-J.*-jL« monselehj Taking away by violence,
snatching. ^^Xm*^^ menselee. Going off (as terror, grief.) *.^MJU mensem, A niark, a trace, path, a mode. 1.^^^ mensooh. Relative, depending upon- ^^«*j^ mensoof. Gold wrought garment. ^3mJu< metisooJth, {fern, monsookhef,) Blotted
out or raised dut of memory, abolished. ^i^A^ mensoo-a, Long, eJ^w^ nie7isooi, (fem, mensooliet,) Smootb
skinned (a horse,) manured (field.) ^^mJLo niensoo. Protracted. ^*jLo iitensee, Neglected, mistaken, omitted* . j&Js^ mensh. Fancy, inclination, dignity. Ljjju mensh^. Motive, origin. [ed.>
i Li;^ monshht, A ship having her sails hoist- .LkJU laenshar, A fan, a hand- saw. tJijLo mensheht A noose, net, snare ; monesh-
sJieb, A kind of painted garment. C&M monshety Spread abroad, separated. ^dJi^M monshedee, Lenvnmgy reciting verse in. 2 ^iiA^ momherej;Splitimg, gaping.f a loud voii:e, i^jAj^ monsherek, Split, cracked (bow.)
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-^iju momlierem, Cleft, cut asunder.
«i^ monsJfa, Tearing with violencCi monshek. The nose, the nostrils. nionshemer, A swift horse. monshemel, A short sword worn under
^^iiX^ monshooby Adhering. [the garment.
J ^'f^ menshoor. Scattered, dispersed, divulg- ed, divided, a royal mandate.
S^^iiJU tnortsJiooret, A disposition.
4f^jL« tnonshetvee, Roasted.
^L* monsheCj A writer, the author of a book, a secretary, a teacher. [high plnce,
'•-^ vajj-.tr ftionscL, A beginning, origin, office, a
Jjj>aX^ raonsehet. Toil, work, pains.
J S 4X*jejL« mevsehdar, A magistrate, appointed
f^AK^ fnonseh, A needle. [to office.
ry^ fjwnsereh, Appearing clearly.
(^^M3ju itiotise7'ef,T\irned, changed, departing.
fyoLt monserem, Completed, abrupt,
iJua^« monsef, A domestick, the half of the
\juLtaL, monsefek, Opposite, covered, shut. [way.
3^i^ monsd, A sword. [ing.
C^^AoX^ tnonseldt. Passing by, running, gallop-
^JuaL« monseleli, Returned to favour. u^ monsemee, Overflowing,
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j^'^ meffsoor, Assisted, protected (by God.),
zj^*a'^ raonsooret, VVaterjed hy vsi^^n ,(groiind;)
-. l*^^ men'&)j\ A spit. 4_*>i;^ mofi^O, Dfaw* t, • • j
^svAi;^ moTizej^a, JiGcVming, • [ing a bow»
g.^^« nwnzerej, Split, divided, diffuse^iv^ >l
yOaJLa nion%efer. Two (ropes) twisted together*
*j^^ wow^e*/!, Adhered, heaped tQgethqi>,: ,
A y^tJ.^ ffkenzoodt Laid one thingupon anothejC?^
j^>ai-« me7izoor, Fl<).yrishipg with flowers. .
^ ^xiL* me?jzewea, Movipg its win^s (a .bir4»)
cA*./iJU tiionzccf, Cementing party. ,nt ^> ^
caLju montely An instrurnent of filtration. , ,
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^lai^ monteheJih, Boiled, dressed. _
t^jixl-;^ monteheJc* Likeness, congruous. ,\fj^^ A ^U^ mo}\tercd, Ejcacted. driven away. : *.vaI4.<o wonteseWy Defaced, i j^ta;^ ^i^iontefee, Extinct, quenched. ^^]al^ vaontekeey Logical^ dialectic. ;
yj»XkU fiiOnicleSt Hidden, concealed, occult* uJiJLLi;-« monieleky Discharged, -.,v' [related^
^ ^ai^ tn(3fw/t??^€c, .W;-apt, foldedv.A .. ,. : 1 ^ mewjg^r. The face, aspect,. a. .5^,^(;j^;^clq,: «^!aJL« monzereif A raised gnoanci*,.\^^,^^< v^ ^ ;^^ uJiliJU rwonez^efy Cleaned, purified. j^lsi^ K^eii%Qor, Seen, admired, visible.
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#3.Ujl« memoojn, Metrical, arranged in ov^e^^t
kJL« mena. Refusal, hindrance.
* UjL« mewa-dw, Very beneficent.
_»j,jL4 mon-ahee, Filled, stutfed. [Removed.
^joiju monadeey A^t. to infect, ^jxk^^ i[nqna%e}^
AAax*-» raonasem. Protected, aided.
tJilsjuL« nionatef. Turned, inflicted.
jCJbcjU monaf. Sitting upon a declivity,
tJuxJU monafekf Quick, ninable.
jtrl^monak. Driven away, dispelled (cloud.)
ojLjcI-« inofiaked, Agreed upon.
jLiou vijonahcr. Hurt, detained, lopped.
^,.^=^.1^ motiakes. Reversed- jjtJU menal. Hard
paXau-* fnonales. Taking sparingly. [ground,
^i^ monam. Gracious, a benefactor.
X^JL* rnonamet, A benefit, a pleasant life.
\jnA^ ffionyee. Temperance, forbearance,
cjjjou mortgheref. Split, torn.
^jjyu n^ojighes, Plunged, immersed in watep,
3^jiJU laonghesel. Washed.
(j&xJU moTtgheZf Wretched, poor.
kxu monghet, Plunging one's self, immersed
jJL*-nionghefeef Broken. [in water.
3i;.« mojighei, Immitted, entering.
iJXk^ fnonghelek. Close, shut up.
jfx^ ^onghemer, Prowned. ^yU-* Cheated.
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A V%x^ menfhhJii A pair of bellaws. ^liju menj^kf One who spends mupb^ j^xiuu monfeiehy Open (door.) (ju&A^ Vionfeteky Cut, broken, J^xiju menfetelf Twisted rope, [enemy,)
^JUL« mff^f^s. Broken, fragile, put to flight (ar| ^J^ss^L^ monfejeh, JDiffusivp (lightping.) ypM monfejel. Conceiving, thinking, ^^s^jULo monfejeet Open (gate.) j^vijL* monfeh^ A meddler, a busy-body. ^jL. 'qienfelihy A pair of bellows. ,>oLU flfio«/e</. Making empty, wretched, mise<!'' ^j^TjL* rponfcdeey Redeeme4T [yable lif^,
y.Lo fiionfdr. Frightening. is^jjULo luonferes, Burst (belly or liver.) ^^x;^ monferejf Satisfied, welj pleased. A^i;^ motijered. Alone, singular, simple, -' p^> ^Vihfereh, Spread abroad, separate, jyy^ V^ovftxery Torn (garment.) >
^>JU nionfeSy Wealthy. -wju monfeseh, GLad, cheerful, full of mirth. ^v^iJLo mew/dse^^pAnathematized, broken, dis* p^^jJU tnonfesedy Spoiled, defiled. [solved ^ 1^^^ mortfesy Separated, disjoined, distinct. ^joxU ffionfeneli Taken from the breast, ausi* tomized, separated. ' v . ... . ^,
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ajiaIU ttionfeseni. Broken, dashed to pieces*
^^JU motifes^e. Disjoined, dissected, cut off.
Jjrju-. vwnfal. Grieved, disturbed, performed.
^ijU vdonfegher, Opea wideJy (aiouth.)
^Sm mor\feky Removed, distinct, separated.
jyuLo metifoor. Abandoned, dispersed.
y«yu<« monfoos, Born.
ijiyJLo menfooshy Carded (cotton.)
yyo yi^ fnenfoo%t Shaken with fear oi*an ague.
c-S^ii^ vaonfeiveJi, A broken arrow,
ci^i;^ morifehc'i. Scattering, dispersing,
^.^s^ mojifehem, Perceiving.
^xL« itiefifee, Negative, rejected, banished*
A Uu^ monk ad, HunTbled, obedient.
^J:\xLo monk ash, Tweezers, pincers,
jjoUJU Vionk(is, Pulled up by the roots.
cJ Uii^ monkafy The beak of a bird, a smith's
pointed iron instrument. SxiJU rneyikeletyK narrow way between houses,
a wall, a bridge. -^jU^ monkeha, Flying to her nest (a bird.) ysx^ monkeielf Rilled, slain. o^XJU nionkcdy Split, separated. ^^%l^ itwnkeder, Predestined ^by God ) «joLJL« monkedea. Forbidden, averse. ^JUU monkez, Liberating, a redeemer.
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tjSH^ fnonJfered, Pixed, stabled
OOjSJ^ monkerez, Split, elapsed, completed;
^^u mxynkesem, Divided into parts.
(^ju meiikeshy Pincers, tweezers.
^iijijL* me?ik€sher, Sliined, barked.
ha'iUia menkeset. Detriment, loss.
^jaxJU monkesel. Separated, split, cut.
yiiio -monkcz, A hawk darting upon his prey#
i^^aaJiLc monkezeh. Split.
^^axu monkezee, Perfected, finished, [spotted.
Li;^ monekkef. Marked with points or vowels.
xk£;-o inonkefa, Compleated, perfected,
XxKjLo menka-aty Made lean, eradicated.
iJCxLt vnonkef. Unequal.
3ijiju nionkefel, Shut up, locked (a gate.)
3a;^ menkel. An old boot or shoe.
Ly^'ij^ monkeleby Converted, averted, struck^
^1^ monkelea, Torn out or up, extracted.
x«.ii;^ moiikemedy Conquered, tamed.
w^^3u.« nankooby Bored, dug.
jiyiX^ msnkoosh, Embroidered, carved.
^yJJiLo menkoos. Stained, spotted, damaged*
ioyiL< tnenkoot, Marked with points or vowels^
^Jiu menkooly Spoken, recounted, [spotted.
u'ijL* monk^helyVeeble. ^;.« wiow^ee, Purified,
^^^ menk, A die, dice. [fat,
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Jl^iJU monJchr,' Ungodly, debauched, vile. cLx^Eai;^ mew^^jZ', The shoulder, the track of j'g-^:^ monker. Den)' in g. [any thing.
y«,^£a;^ vionkeres. Inverted, inverse. mj^xL^ monkerein. Respected, regarded, ^4^SaJU mojikeser. Frail, broken. ^«^:^ mon^esh, An examiner, tnonkeshet. Dispelled. iii£=vJU w<onheshcfy Eclipsed. tiiifiaJL* menhos, Departing, retiring. k^iJLo ifionkay Flat-nosed, retiring. 4L-i^iJU monehh^f, Departing, retiring. ciAxSaJU "nion^tefet. Averse. xytj^^:)^ nionksfeSt Twisted, distorted. ^;<3^:^ raonkefee, Returning. J <=-. I ^ 'niruJreL A bug-bear; mon^el, Smiling;
p. ftien^'tel, A robber, a wart, ciiOL^Sai-o menkelei. Infused, contracted,
. y, J}iXM ruefigueloos, Large, huge, fj,*.^^Ai^ mon^emes, Nimble, quick.
-r^^:^ moiikemee, Lurking. «:g^:^ tnon&eneaj Having an affection for. ^^XA^ menioo, The water of life. wj^.Sa;^ menkooby Afflicted, miserable. *^^^x;l^ inevJiiioht A married woman, ^^^a^« menhood, A small present.
^^£a;^ vjer^oor. Denied. J j.^;u mehkooz, Trodden, thrown. 4j«.^.^ijLc Tue/riJ-oo^Jnverted /^yX* An earrrlng, ^>jX^ viOfi^eedun, To abhor, detest. iU.0 menia, A judge, a lord, a con^roander. ,,^IU/^ nunlah^ Miserable life* ^^ss^tX^monmehee, Going towards any person, )o^*X^ monmerei. Falling off (as hair,) •jjJt^JLo monmeles, Cleaned, polished, liherated^ fjaUX^ monmeles, Dropping, failing. «^jiJu;^ monmeleh Soft, smootJi, escaping. e Wi^ raenua-a, A weaver's beam. l\y<^meniihly K mode, form, texture, a wea^
vers' beam ; iiimwxl, A weaver, S^jLo wenwetj Wish. \o y^ menoot, Bound, tied, fastened. e^JU nienewa, An impediment [arranged^ c_3 J^ monewsk, Trained, disciplined camel, iy.-o tnenwel, A weaver's beam. J? JL« menivee. Designed, purposed. [city. *;^ meneh. The chin ; . mormh, Ability, capa- il^i^ inonhht. Discreet, understanding.
\^^ mcnhaj, A wide road, ^l^x Provoking, -l^^ mcnhkniy (A camel) obeying a word. t-^^;^ nienheh, A swift horse, uii^^u Roaring. .^j^^ monhetekt Torn, vitiated (virgin X -^
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«v^^ vaorihej, A road, way. j^^^ Raining* Jj^^ ttionhedel, Hanging loose. [Enlarging. i.^jU tnonhedem. Demolishing.^^ nionhcr, 0\^ monhe%a, Crumbled. ^S^L* monheshem, Broken, feeble (camel.) ^^ mofihez. Bruised, crumbled, 4iL^^ itionhefttt Depressed, ^i^u Enraged. ^s3^ monhc^, Overcome with wine. 3^ menhel, Water, a tomb ; nwnhel, Drink- ing, inflaming with rage. CX^iA monhelet. Withdrawing. ^u morihem. Melted (fat,) pining. T4^i^ metihemet, A carpenter's shop, y^^ monhemezt Marked with huw%ay (*). ^4^ monhemel. Flowing with tears (eyes.) ij*^-o me?ihoos. Lean (man,) large- footed. «J^4i-» Wiew^oo^, Debilitated- ^^ inenhee,^rO' ^ menee. Death, fate. [hibited.
^ < 'I'r moneeh. Copious rain, a favourable
spring season. ^jp^ meneeh, A bestower, a giver. ^aJU wioweer. Glistering, ^i^ meneea, Impene- ujUju mefieeff High, exalted. [trable.
j^JU meneen» Feeble, a strong rope, y* »7/ooor ^^Thehair. x^f\^^ mowct-amet, *""*' >• mowd/, Death. [Satisfying, obeying^
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flj^^ tnowafhf. Agreeing^, obsequious, aiding. IaS<^ moivhftehety Leaping. Ipr^ moio^s^'rety Electinp:, preferring. ^\y mowisek, ConMerated. fswiftnesa. 1*51 3-* ffiowhf!emet, Inimical, contendina^ in ^* 1 yc inowci,«€e, A n a d versa ry . ^ ^ ^ motv^j, S t o r-* t-_A;s,t^^ wozM;>^;, Plur. of i_A^ ^ woo/V). [my. ib;^>-« ino?aaf;h^t, Brotherhood, iiitirnate
friendship. ^^)j^ mowhhhez, Reproached, chastized, %jA.\yt mozi'hiiheret. Delaying, a \y^ ff owhdy Plur of » a U mhdet. ii>\ ^ vnowadet, Mutual affection, V»i\^^ rtioivhdemcf. An exanaple. j\yo moTvhr, Swift camel i\j\y^ moiuhrat. Covering, concealing. JLbjI^-c mowjra-af. Discoursing, conversing. t^j\y^ mowhrefyVrisnn, a boundary, rrallel. L3j\yc motvark. Near. S^j 1^ me/M«^/, Pa-t if' Syo fii')?t>a2;ee',Parallel, resembling oneano- U \^ r;/o?M.v^, Assembly, agood action, [ther, nM.\y^ Viotvksehety Equal, alike, t^\^ ivowkf^ety Water for washing. %\^\y moivhzhty Disputing, making quarrel. 5lL>W-« vfiowhihty Satisfying, agreeing with i^'^^y vwW2ten, Plur. of^^hy^ . [another.
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^>- t,.^)o\y fitotraxel, Diligent, %xio)yo mowazefet, Conformity. U[s\y tnowh'at* Having the care of a pupil. f*Mx!^ moivh-asett Walking with another. S li i ^wo?t'4/<i/,Performingapromise, arriving, «JU1^ vaownfthy Agreeing, consenting, pros- perous, correspondencct ^ \ y mowhicz, Plur. of j3 ^ mowekez, ^^ y V^cwhha, Plur. of ^i*^ meweka. L^SaSy ffiewd^kef, Plur. of,jtSy mewekef. 4--<^!^^ mewb^k^h, Plur. of c— a^.^ metvekeb, JU^aSy mowhkebet, Riding with another. ti^\y tnowclkefel, Opposing an enemy, ^^\y raowhkel, Unequal to. l^\y mowalat, Love, aiFection.
^^y mowhlee, Plur. of ^!^ niowelee* ^^ y n owhm. Coming nearer. y^y tfiowkmer. Multiplying.
ly\y mowameret, Advising.
Iljl^ laowhnhtt Wearied, tired.
^Sy mowanis, Familiar.
^\y mowhna, Plur. of ^ mena,
tM*A S y mowaheset. Going in haste, declaring.
^y mowebbed, Continual, eternal.
^y mowebber. Rendered fruitful.
i^iy^ mowebbetf (God) humbling any one.
Ui/^^ fncwel'leJt, A place of danger, Jj^^ moivdlel, A bundle of faggCs.' ^^^ movell'en, Blaming, prosecuting. ^
j^^^ mooLee, A small quantity of water. S^^ moivf. Death. i_^lj^^ Coming back. ■ ^. ^ Ij ^ mowetan, Dead stock (as house, land,'- &c.) barren ground. ^
|3AJ^^ mootelet. Peaceable, equal. ^3r".-o mootfjery Rented, mercenary. cJjj^^ nioofcre^. Wakeful, ^y; mooteree, A bee making honey* ^«*3^-« mootesee. Following, an imitator. ♦ ^^=iiy^ itiootehely Eaten, corroded, ['"g*
JiJ^A) mootelee, Swearing. ^ y^ mooteuiy Elect- 2*^ y^ mootemer, Humbled, obedient. 4f^j^^ wooteweey Compassionate, moved.
J y^ mowtee. Deceased, the dead. cL.j^ mowsy Mingling. ysy^ mooser. Supposing, thinking, selecting*
I ii'^^ viowessefy Short-bodied.
vJiS- ^ moivsek. Bound, constrained.
yi y^ moive^sel, Of a noble race.
/.^J^^ ViooseHy Bestowing liberally*
I^S^x viowsooty Sprained (hand.) [firm.
ej5^5^^ mowsoohy Steady, resolute, constant,
^^5^ Tnowsool, Conjoined. %g^^yo A cause.
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i^lAij.^-. moofelhf» Plur. of ,^^if, ^^ HHooJeh^
JLj.^ tnonjef, The vigour of youth.
f^ y vroojehf A skin.
d<£>y moofed. Corroborating, restoring,
yf,y tnoojer. Repaying, renting,
ysfy* mnojex. Compendium.
y«»^^4 itioojes. Conceiving terror.
^^y moiu^'jen, Large- cheeked..
yj-y^ mowjoOy Struck, castrated goat,
^.^y-^yt mowjooh. Rendered necessary.
r^^i-y mowfooJ?, Shut (door)
A^jj.^^ vwiirfoodf Existing, found,
s.^^^ unowjooh, Struck on the face.
^o^ wowhedy Singly, one by one,
iji^y moohesh, Feajful, -^ ^ An ensign.
^<s.^ mowpJcHhez, Taken, snatched.
hy^i-* mowkhoot, Wounded. fsert )
■ 1)^^^ fwoac^ctf, Full of danger (a place orde-
^i^^ moodchy Humbling, submitting,
c3 » 3-. moivdci, A -place,
-i.-« moodemt Joining, making peace.
^ > yt moodee, Firm, aiding, favouring.
jy* piower. Shaken, agitate^.
VJ5-4 nioorcb, Becoming rich.
t^ jy» moorcs, Possession. -
^jy, motverrej, Rebellion, war, sedition*
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^^ J •*. rc^oorcheh, A little ant. - i^j^ mow red, A passage, entrance, way,, Foad» jj*,j5^ inoores (Ground) abounding with thisT j-.j^^n^otverresh,fhnnng,kind[w^,xhvG. [ties. ^JCJ^^ moort^, Fasting rigidly. *.j^^ mocra, Separating, [ful or sleepless. <— ^^5-* fi'oorekf A standard, rendering Wtils^Q"" (^jj^ vioorek. Loyal, innocent. i^'^j^^ vwivrooSy Hereditary. i*j J y' moo%shc7ii Black large eyed. rji^ THOC^f?/, A boot jj^ls :nowe%ze%, Mnr* tji-^ inoit'ez:?;^, A divider. [inu|-ing, boiling* iij3-^ woti'wor, A maitfactor. tiji-^ Wiai^'^ootf, Instigated, thrust, derived, $ J y vioo%eh, A boot: ^j^-« ntoo-zt'e, Beriefit-" ^ ^^ mows. Shaving. [ing, dreading.
U^^ moosa, A friend, wages. ^^^^ ifGOsekh, Dirtied, poihng. j^^^ rnowcsser. Squeezing
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obset, The middle of a house.
uJ^\^ trioosef, Grieving.
)Ul^** Kioosehar, A practitioner of music, ^jU^-o vwosehee, IMusic. [season.
y,^^ tnowcssel, Sharp ^^^ mowsen, Time, «3AN^^ mowsoom. Marked. 3^ y, moosee^ee^
yj^^ mmslh A mouse, a chafiinch. [Mugiq,
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•i^ty* moiveslis^elf Provoking, causing. Ji^^ mooshely Dropping, diminishing, ^_5^ vioosherrt, Full of herbage (ground.) j^^-« mowshoor, A prison. ^y rnoivshee, A painted cloth. ^y)^ mowes, A kind of fig, washing. tr'^ y mooseh. Diseased. »v«j^^ moo^cJ, Shut. ^j*oj-o moosool, A bearer. ^ ^j. Bequeathing. ^y moozeh. Publishing, explaining. Xs^iiy^ moozelietf A wide open wound. 'i}&^^^ mou^fzxess, Constraining, forcing to fly. tt^J}^^ ffiowzoo-at, Contradictory (word.) Us^ inowth, A footstep, a footstool, a sock
or wrapper for the feet. ^y moivettem. Protected, veiled. i^^y mowetten, A dwelling-place. ^y mowtee. Trodden.
I it j-« viowezzefy A tribute, pay.
c^«^£^ mowa-ooSt Disdained.
s^^syt mowa-oodi Foretold, premised.
^^y mowa-ooh, Weakened, made feeble.
4^ mooghf One of the magi.
^y mooghel, Entering.
ijii^^ moweffef. Crying uph! {y\ pho ! &;c.
tjij 5^ moweffehf Directing, prospering.
Q^y mow fee. Perfected, paid, performed.
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tJi^ *Hoivi, Cheap.
g<S^^ moiveJikeh, Experience.
4^*3-* viowJied, A fire hearth, a grate.
^yt mowiez, The extremity.
^^^ niojvJiay An accident.
«jwj>* riiowkt'ft A station, post.
jj5j^ mooken, Sure, undoubted.
u- ^^^taowhoos, cr um«^-« Full of scab (cameL)
S ^» ^-« laotvkoot. Prostrated.
^j5^^ mowkoo-a, A sharpened sword,
i— 5^.3-« viowkoqfy Left, bequeathed.
^" ^^ mowkee. Dreaded (a man.) [ment.
V— A^y^^ mowheh. An army, a large detach-
«\^,^^ raowekkedy Confirming, firm. [eat.
^.^s^^ fnookel, Slandering, giving any thing to
CLi^^a^-^ unowkooSf Sorrowful, thoughtful.
^^^^ mowkoom. Unfortunate.
^^^^ mowl. Prosperous, fortunate, rich.
"^^^ mowlii or moola, A judge, a lord.
4yJ^^ mowelleb, Going in haste.
oJ j^ mowled. Nativity, an infant, procreating.
.a) y, viGolesh, Hope, expectation.
t^\y^ moolefy Familiarized.
djl^ mowlood, Born, a son.
'^^-0 mowla, God, a king, prince.
^^U^ viQWleyhrif A benefactor.
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My» moom, Wax, a wax-candle. U^ vwwma, A desert. y^^^ riiouiiter, Making copious, multiplying. ^y* vowemmdf Giving hope. ^^^ in,owtnen, Believing, faithfuL jy^y mowwofk-, Known, dcfinedf «-«^^ fiioomeet Consenting to* iL^y* mowiec-h,, A niummy. u*J^^ mooncfi^ A fellow, a friend* vJu ^.« moont-kt NVoiulerful, pleasing. ^j-« moonec, Dt tainin;^, deferring, delaying, jj^^ Ifiowood, Cui-vin^. i^^^ mowool, Bringing hack, explaining* *^_5^ tfwtvoom, Large- headed, ... .*^ inowoon. One hundred. 9yy»^ mowooh, A well full of water- u^y moohch, Accepting of a present. vi>y» fiiowehhe%. Treading hard. (jatf» .^ moiiheif Alow ground. ^^ Mid-nighty (^^yo iiiowhooh. Feeble, ^^^ inoivhee. La* If 3^ mou'ie, The hair. [cerated, torn.
,1}^ moiveyhrt ^^'eariug long hair. 0^^ mou'eecit Confirming, corroborating. xiy tnciveer, Indulging much in venery. ^^M vn,')weeni. Depriving of a spouse, «.« wkjA or vkcliCHt Desist, abstain I
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t^l^ Vdolihl, Awful, revered (man,) ^
Jbi^^ taehhhetj Fear, dread.
%\3\^ Vfiohatat, A concession, grant.
1^=^ 14^ viohkiehttt Walking in the dark.
1^14^ niohujezet. Whispering.
% I4-0 mehad, A throne, a bed, a sopha,
S3 A t^-* tnoh^denet. Peace.
IJil^-o mohd^zelet, Being swift, doing a thing
I *y mohhr, A bridle, reins. [quickly*
Uj 14^ viohcii&eletf Negligent, slack, careless IUI4-0 mohatati Looking w^ith contempt. fSi^ mohkl^ty Contending, disputing. ^ 14^ mehtim, An important transaction, S^ 14^ viiohhmeret. Inverting. y«l4^ wioA^«/e«, Plur. of y^^ tfiehmex. ^ 14^ mohhn, Despised. »M^l4^ moh^waty Quarrelling, disputing. Jii^\^ mohawesh, Unjustly acquired wealth, JlA 14^ mohd>het, A thing easy to be done. Xlajl4^ mohhitet, CaWing out, making a noise* » I Uy» mehpkreh, Beautiful as the moon^ g>4^ tnohMej, Heavy, dull. ja4-« ttiehbcl, A pass through a country. ci*^A4-» mehboot, Deprived of strength, feehl<|, • i^3A4<« raehboosh, Attained, collected. X9_jA4^ mehhoot, Poor, in flesh, slender,
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kilx^ mehtaJj, Tlie full-moon, moon-light^
the splendour of the moon. ^'^^ 'niehtebed, Taking awaj, boiling* ^aX^-« mohteheTi Cutting. f^jjui^ vnohtetesh, Irritated. [outrageous.:
^X^ tnolitej, Saucy, bold, proud, insolent* ^^JZs\yi^ tnohtejertt Squeezed cloa6 together. ^^sf^ mohf(yee, Upbraiding, disg]r^qe,rsbamer ^*\a^^ mehtedee, Directed. ' nr'Ao;
ii^ mohfer, A commander, lord, chief, greaterj^^ tSJ^>^ inohterflBi Largeness* grandeur. . ;! my^ viohte%emt Depressing, thundecifig* ' ^ \p'^^ 'XiLohtesJi, Behaving .affably. , w;,. jic ,^. • y£i2^ mohteser, Rejected of. despiB|$d. ^.-.' ^,/> A^%.o inohtezentf Inj ured, srtat^^hed, away^ . ; ^ ^. 2^%^ mohtekay Forbidding, cliaqging colou;r'. ^^j^ mo/fe/g^a. Respectful. • ; ;,
^;^ mohtel. Showing the (teeth. , v\uafr ^^ nwhtemy Solicitous, fev6l\vtigr;.\iuir ^^ ^i gt^A^ mohtemej, AN'ithetring. debilitated*
J ^"^A' mohtoory Perishingv ruining«v'^«V>»«' •.,*.' ifl iXscv^ mohjed, Sleeping, causing sl^eifV^,,.' ^^, |^:^v^ taohjer, Noble, beautiful..'. ^^
iy^sc^ mohjeret, Fo6lish; jahiexectatipn^, ,. ,^ ^fss^ mohja. Insane,): senseless. , [cut qt^jt ^if>^ raehjoo. Satirising'.' y^aa^ .mejQor, Split,,^
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Vj >«^4^ ni'eJijooree, ' Absence^ isephrationr sr4X^ 'Xiiehdkt, Situation, Gcmdition. g^VJsar* niohdaj\ Whistling (wind/) - >^."i-u 3w ip^ maMef0ty Fleshy, corpulent' (woittani]^ - j.^ wjp^/efewv Libidi hpus (shC'^catKeU )a ' .^ ; . ♦ , tf^^^x^ mc^oorcf*, Utrlucky, 6nhafxpy^ c- tf^s^rtiebd^e,zA plate. used for>'pre$enting pre-* Xj a^ laehdeyMi i A -present'.: b n i o'i ^ -^ ivu£.seixtsii t«j js^.n vfifJi^xzeh, A g^ood^riatttPed tnWdkt .. .3. ., jj^^ meh%er. Delirious, lo^^^iiy/fgoldtoiif J -^ me/?r, itiohr,' mofior^ A igeal^< av«eal*riog> >|^ ^!^4-<) m^hrhsh, A wooden HiorCar. • ^^ cJ^^^.mo^M, Diffused* >'i .tiiiviVju • j^i^^ mohrdhrj A seal-keepefi^NtV-Jw t^v^^/y^ L3yi^ rnQhe'ruek, Shut up in prison*^" *» •'•H:4i \^y [Sj^ mokrekh n\' ' The sea;'' <.w»\^iu * j
*^^ mehrevi, A decrepid dld^-iliaft. fmoonv' ^yy» m^hrdo', Bea'utifal f^aced^; res^mtoii^ the ti;:y^^/'«le/iyao/. Having' a/ wide mbUtfi. ^^^^4^ iirie^rd®. Indisposed wittii cbld. -^^4^ moh^kni} A toweflK'^^'*^ »^^ [lean.,
^ Ic;^ nwhshhfn, /A she-camel Incoming sooa> -jAfi^^ w e^:xoo?7i^ Slendier.'^i'^i • Sii^ 'molieffefeti Slender- waisted^^ifl. rwatet. %^\/l^ «i^/ie^,Blue colour of eye^s, ^eeriness of kXjj^ rtichkhf \V%ite bki,e or grey (ej:e»;) ' .
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^^ moheJt, A hillock, y^ meheL Doing bj UX4-« mehlekh. Beautiful. [degreeSi
y->^^ ttiehlooSt Extenuated, ftive,
^^ niohetn. Urgent, important, j U^^ Talka- ♦ J /-vy^ mohemtereen. Most important. j^q^ ritehmer. Verbose, talkative, y«4^ mehmexy A spur. (^■♦4-« Bruised barley j-»^ mohmel. Indolent, slothful. ^^ ifiehen, Serving, striking, injuring. U^ viiehndL, Light, easy. - -^
^^-0 ftiehnooTi, Strong, bold, fat. ^^^ mehoo. Milk mixed with water. J 1 y> mehwhr. Resembling the moon. ^^j4^ viiohwhn, A desert. \jHy^ tne/ioos, Loving to distraction* ^
(T^ y mekvesh. Like the moon, ^
^ j^ iAekook, A kind of bow* J|^4-« mehool, A gin for catching birds, ^_5^ mohween, A wide extent of low lying- U^ mehee-a, Prepared, arranged. |groun4# ^U^ fiiehee-a, Clear, patent road. t^U^ mehee-^f, JExtremely thirsty, tJiA^ meheeki Distant ground. j^^ mohtemen, (God) protecting, y^ moheen, A contemner. .^ Wfi?', Wine^ ^u» meykh. Walking, "^^ .'.,'.
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ts^xLs meyhliet. Making a present. SYj^La^ meyhdb,ty Recompensiiag. ^ V* ^t-« meyadhUf Moved (thing,) agitated (branch,) walking airily. • iU-o meyhdeen, Plur, of ^^\ju-« meidhn, .w^j,L*-« tneybjZeb, Plur. of u-*^^^-* iaee%kb, %ym\^ meyaseref. Gentle, humane, [tionate. h U« meykt. Driving aw^j. j L^ mey^l, Affec* ^j^U« vieyhmeen, Plur. of ^^^^a^ meimoon, >H L» W2(?^^w,The middle, the centre, the waist;, -^U« meyhwem. Daily, lasting long. » U.. Wf^^^, Plur, of ^ U TH^a. Ar' '^• J Ua-« meelkr, A needle-case, a string. S^AA^ meiheretf Thin, weak, ^maa^ irieiheg^ ^A^ meebel, A stick, a whip. [Withering, ,A^ rneeh^K 1 hin syrup of quinces. .
meiV, Dea4, an interment. ftiguity.
meetd^f A goal, a road, the highway, con- « ,. sXt.^m€e(eh, A short sword, a plain ground, Is^Xa^ meetckhet, A club, staff. yt^ meetoo, A kind of sharp edged stick. i,y^j<^ meiioon. A preposterous birth, ^x^* meefeh, A kind of worm. Uu-. Twewd, Level ground. ji^lAA^ ttieesd,k, A promise, bargain, ^^.Ja^ meesem, Beating, treading.
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mees6ci, Distress, sorrowful, J Iscva-o meejitr, A stick, club, staff, >)l:su>o vae^jtiXy Brief, short, very concise.
^^ metjoo. Lentil, peas.
A l;«u^ meehitd, A series of units.
j^ fdeekhy A nail, hook, a tent-pin, money, Jb lsx*«o meekhaty Entering. [coin.
^ \f^ veLeikhaneh, A tavern.
o^ itiecd. Agitated (branch,) walking.'" ,^ljvA^ meidati, An open field, a race-ground.
14Xa-« meedetj A covered table. [Continent.
^jy-« tneedekh, A grey horse. ^ Jl^ meedek,
^aa-* meedee. Having the haml cut off.'-*^ '-
<ol^^ meerhs. Succession, patrimony.
t*J^ ^/:f vneerhndun. To kill.
^^' ^ meertun, One who kills himself.
^ ) ^^meerJct^, A president.
J J j^ meerzh, A gentleman.
# ^. meereh. Concord, food, meat, &c.
(J ^ meeree. Belonging to a prince.
^^^\<Kjt ni€e%hht A canal, spout, drairii
^\ ^ meezhdy Cheerful, glad, joy,
I j >N. m>ee%ar, A girdle, an apron.
. ♦; >J I ♦n* meezhndun, To kill.
-^ t ^ meezLin, A landlord. ^^ A banquet.
P^ mee^shed, A concubine.
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'Jyi^ H^eeter, A girdle, an apron.
\^ >f meezeky Mingled, mixed.
"^ t^ mee%shek. Making a noise, murmuring.
* ^s* meezshoo. Lentil, ^j \,j^ mee%eedun,To
^y,^ meis. Walking airily. [make water.
XLLt' vieesky Walking, a bright star. ^"^'
'c^L»A>« raeeshh, A yellow date,
cJ Ua^ meeshk. Flapping wings (a bitd.)
j^j^ wmer, A play at dice, cards.
I JM.M meiseret, Wealth, riches. [saw.
J y*^M meisoor. Fortunate. ^ iL^ meesh^r, A
0^i!u^ mm/?aow. Unhappy, offensive. ^
♦ -Jiw^ meesheen, A tanned skin of sheep.
Ij [joM iiieexcinety A basket, Lkx^ Low ground,
aUa^ mee-tid. The place or time of a promise.
\jM Ua^ rtiee-hSy Sandy ground, [ed time.
5L* meegk, A cloud, a fog.^iA,* Weegher, A fix- Ua^ meefky Throwing out, casting forward. iMkM meifa-at. Raised ground. ^.^iA^ meifookk. Hurt on the head. ^A^ meifee. An oven, raised ground. cij Uu-o meekht. An appointed time. t \Xm> meekhdj Soon striking fire, 4»J>*A^ vieekef, A long staff of wood, [tavern. fejfcA^ meehoM, Wakened. c>C* meejtedeh, \ i*jy^ meegueren, Beginning to rust.
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J LJL» tneegshTf One who drinks much wine, »^="f t meeka, A watqr-bottle made of leather or skin. [travellers,
JJLSiA-* meeJtelet, A species of kettle used b^ j^jCJ^ meeguendcr. Corrupted, stinking, ^ meilf K-indness, inclination, passion, love* ^ tneel, A mile, a column^ a statue, a tract
of ground. 5U* tneil^t A sand hill, a kind of tree. 5 5U« me.elhd, Nativity. [tion.
^ iU^ mtelhn. Love, kindness, passion, afFec- cJiIa^ Vdeilek, Nimble, hasty, quick. «JL^ ni^eleh. An uncultivated ground, a de* «^ meem. The letter ^. [scrt.
^*f^ vieememfOne who possesses all he wishes. ^ j*^ meimoon, Happy, lucky, successful, an ^-^• weew, I, me ; a. niein, Lying. [ape. lL» meew^,Vitriol ; tneena^ A port, a glass. tj\Lk^ Vkeenkset, (Ground) abounding with ^ \X^ mcenhn. Confluence. [pot-herbs*
j^ mecnoo, Vitriol, the blue-stone.
*^ tneoH, Full of fruit (a branch.) o- y*^ meeives, Desperate, c ^ meweh, FruiU
♦ ^—^ meehmen, A tribe, family.
j^iux^ meeytien, Almost certain of any thing.
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\ i; ^^ noo, The twenty- fifth letter of the
Arabick alphabet, and the twenty-ninth of
the Persian. In arithmetic it denotes 50.
U nhy Our, ours, us, to us ; p. nh, A nega- tive particle, prefixed to nottns in Persian.
til^US nh'ht, Sighing, groaning. '/
. t y^ 1 0 nh-astowaTy Inconstant, perficnous.
ju. I 0 nh omccdy Despair, hopeless. t f 0 nh-ahel, Disagreeable, incapable.
t^ i; p. A, nhh> Clear, pure, sincere, equal.
^^ l 0 nk-pb.k. Impure, unclean. ^ T" '0
^ t t nahaleghy Under age, unripei.
cIIajU nalefy Sprouting out.
StsNj U nhhtjety Unpleasant, an evil, a species
gsj U nahehy A barker. [of food.
Jis^U nhbekhety Mentioiring, speaking.-
t j1^ a j^^ L' nhlehhshendehy Avaricious.
> AC^ iMedeed, Invisible, scattered!; ^'^ '' '^ K^ l naperwhy Fearless, -bold, careless.
/Xvw t nkpesendy Disagreeable, displeasing, e- - jji^li nh,he%, Enraged, [normous, reprobated, ,.15 nhUay Bursting out. '^^^^ ^^"^k^^^Liy ' -\j ^jU nhhek. Raised, lofty (grotrnd.)' '' ^" ' • ^fc t* nhleJihry A vagabond!^ «.^<^^^- ' j^U wfi^e/, An archer, iii'arjf6w*niaker, inge- nious, a quiveiv'' bf>Vf::>£m:^
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1 y t nhlood. Destroyed utterly, vanishecj. *jU nhheh, Celebrated. ^ l^^. ^ nh,behenjd,r^ ^ G nhhee. Deprived of sight. [Irregular.- )^' t /2(^pdt/d, Reduced to nothing, vanished, Ug, L «dto//<i, Blind. ^j u w^^e/, Bringing foxtht ^l^Lj naiemhm. Deficient, imperfect. ,5U w<iie^, A tumour. J U ntiser. Sneezing, coughing. ^^ t "'V» ■'^ cypr|5ss, a vine, [strained by force, / U'l «(icA^?\ Wretched, poor, destitute, con- /j b 0 naja^, A battle-axe. v^ Ij nhj'ce^. Troublesome, inconvenient. j^G nhjed. Senseless, stammering, jyi^-U nhjezy A grinder. ^U nhjeXy Sultry "^X^nhjez, Present, ready. [(month.)
y^^U ntj€»^ A mortal disease. [oned,
^Uw^ 0 ii\jespanj Unworthy, disproporti-, ^IJ 724;W, A parent. >^»U nrjjood, A cup, a ^s»U «q/'ee or 2^5* tj Escaping, [large vessel, ^C,. 7ihcliei%^ A trifling silly thingv. 'j ^.,v\ 2^.i;,^«d//d/e?/, The last day and night of the ^^ '^ nhhek,Kn injury, unjust, [lunar month.. ^tj «ri Acer tip cjining. i^^Vitihlieyet, kcoun^ J y^ 0* nahhoda. An atheist. [try, district. t^,?l/, nakhQz(tf A ship-master, a seaman. o«^U Jikkhes, Emaciated (old woman.) -
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^ 0 nhkhon, A nail, [hie, villainous,
itiei U nhkhone, A claw, a naili a web in the eye*^ 9 I*? U nhkhewah. Unwilling. [disposed. j^ ^ji^ ^ 1j nkkliGosh, Unpleasant, wicked, in.-.^ 4 yi^j^ ^p- 13 nhklioslinood, DiscoutentQdv. ^ ) ^ U nhdcin, Ignorant, rude. ji 13 A. p. nadii\ Singular, rare^ Jil^6 J ) t* nbudirghr^ An excellent artificer^ -iU nadem, Repenting, cf i> Uwa(fee, Calling*. w^^ ^. "; ^ ^^ cCrpost, Ginnam oo. [na te,
^j t* nhrkhoo^ The flower of t^e. pomcgra- ' ^/t* w^rJ, A small bullock. [Fastened-;
^^iiJ *^JA. ■9.nkrdeen,^i^\\ienkrdi. j'd j^ narefieh^^ lJ« > ^ nhrgueel. An Indian nut, purple^ ^jli A. p. nhrinji An orange. )^ / t-* Uniifcy. jM « ^ 0 fianveji, Tender! fresh, [of fire,
e^ 'j nareh, A stone bridge. <$j 13 nhree, Fuli^ ry^ y 0. . nhreen, . Polished, shining. J U nci%> Endearing, expr«ssioas used by lavers, ;^
a wild; pine-tree. [S ^,5 ^ nh%hei^ee, A species of heiK ,^j 0 nhzeshy Dissimulation.- 0 4»' ^
^jlj w4»0f> Shooting, a stranger, vv^v^^,. ^j 13 nhzeky Soft, slender. } ^13 wte/, Descen^-^ Xljli wd^^J^iip^^; Ill-luck. ;^in;:3<:j'^/> ^v , [iiigi,.
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• yWjC na%endehy Elegant, amiable, 4 j'G na^shoo, A pine, a juniper, iy/V.>^ nazeedun, To brag, to dissemble, ta 4_^lj wis. Mankind, [^'^^g'^*
y U fj 7i^s^, Differing from, disagreeing, rude, ^ iy^" U nh-'p^s. Ungrateful. gx^Lj ?2a5?7, A composert [ground^
c ^ U n^sereh. Current coin, a cultivated j^-j* I* //a^^t^^^, Unworthy, impertinent, foolish^ ^«. ij nasia, A long- neck. *;d^ t* 7iksqftch, Not perforated, whole. .sXwlj 7ibiSeJ(f Devoted to God or virtue. XX%i. li ncLSdhft A lean thigh. ^ u nhsem, In- c;j^*«.Li nksoot, Human nature. [disposed. j^-wli nasoor, A disease in the eje. ^U wdsde, Mistaking. j*U «a5^. Getting, re* «-^U. nasheb^ Sticking, [ceiving.
^ U niiikcr, Spreading abroad. [bage.
z^^ij nksheret. Ground abounding with her" ^^ li nhshe%. Stubborn woman. i^
^Li nkshia. Prominent, projection^ .^V' J- ' *ijl.^ii 15 naJiokofie/i, Unspht, unpierced» - \^ w G nhshna, Even, equal. - ]^''. <
vy Ixi- 0 jihshanast Ignorant, a rustic. y y^ C nhshoor. An old sore. <a.^ li nhshae. Appearing, inereasing*
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ii nhsebi Erecting, tired, motion. '^ ^ 15 nkseh, A councellor, a friend, a dutiful ^ Vi ndLser, A defender, protector. [wife. ^ U nasa. Pure, clear colour.
L5 nhsefy A slave, v.
\ya\j A. p. nksewahy Bad, nndean. ' Hj
i: 7iasey6t, The forehead. [fruit.
{yiU nhz, Possible, power. ^ L3 nh,t(if, Rlg6
gvtf U nkxehy One who carries \Vater for ca-
^>a[j ?iazer. Splendid, florid. [mels*
c-aIsU nb,teh, A strainer.
J^ 13 nater, A gardener, a servant at a bath.
^y^lo \} nates, A speculator.
4«Ji\3 U natef, A species of confection.
UilsU natc^y Mentioning, cattle.
y.h U 72ct^e/, A measure for wine.
^ Ij ?ia%er, Seeing, inspecting. [Sleepy-
J^U nhzem, Adjuster, composer. l,*^U w^-a*,
^\j nh-al. Strong (hoof,) a wild ass.
*xU nh-am. Tender, mild, delicate.
SUcU nk-aynet. A garden, a meadow.
^c U nh-yee. The messenger of deathr [tef.
, ^ *p L Tidighoosh, Plunging the head into wa-
<,_5l3 wa/, Sedulous, eating, loathing; p. naf,
j^ U nhfejy Thick coarse voice. [The navel.
^\,i^hihferman, Disobedient.
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lj*5U w^/f«. Trembling. [mous^.
^U w^/ea. Healthful. Jlilj wfl/<?Ar, A field-
lasu nhfelet, Pillage, prey, spoil, plunder, boo-
^i J nhfehniy Not understanding, [ty, children.
jysU 7?a/f?e, Rejecting, negative.
L IH t* nhJialeli Ignorant.
,J aJ L* nhkahoolf Loathing, nausea.
3 6 w^A:er, Striking. jj^'U iihkeret, AfHiction,
V»U MyJ-fsf, Poor, trifling present.
ijMi' 13 nhhes, Acid, sour. -
yaSli nak^s, Imperfected, niutilated.
loSVi nhket, God. t^su wcU^/i Breaking the
3JfU nakely A porter, a reporter. [head.
» y y C n^kooty/i, A vessel used in drinking.
c^>i*U nhhooSf A bell.
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^ I 7/d.|-, Adulterated muslf,
if ^ 0 naJiam^ Disappointed, discontented.
U JikHl't Blowing down, declining.
^v^stJ itikch, A wife, a married womap.. , c-i:^ U r}Q,k(ift Disdaining, pusillanimous. J^sU ?2^kcl, Infirm, prevaricating in- oath. . J ) y^O n^go?tJar, Indige-sted, indisposed. J^^ nhgueh. Suddenly, unexpected, it U nUf. Jumping, going, . ^^ '
^U l! nalany Aiiiicting, Janjenting^.-one who ^Xi tl 0 nhlaik. Improper, W^^..•^/^,tiJ^Jl^t^ / .C\i 0 nalkh, Afflicted. ""^
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A G nhm, A name> reputation," renown.' 3U 13 7ihniet, A melodious sound. [ceivable^^ J ) ^>a;:» t* ncirjwtcsetvwar. Impossible, incoa^ ^^ U;^ 0 ncimotnahee, Divine favour. '^ y* ^ nhuiniowka, Sudden, unexpected, yJ^Ki nhmehreuiy A foreigner.. j^r^"^^ nhmeksoor, Immense, infinite*, y I >* Ij nhffidar. Illustrious, glorious. ^1^0 nkmrady Unhapp}% frustrated, discooc* t^^O n^werhoot. Impertinent. [solate^
,A/-^ nkmerzee. Unacceptable, j'l^O nhmzad, A betrothed virgi-n, .J^iiL.G nhmeshghool. Inattentive, ^;
\> y^ 0 nh'ne%hoot. Saucy, bold.
jyju* U nhnmtcdely Intemperate, excessive. ^^ juU nd^maroof, Unknown, incognito. ^ ^ju 0 nhmalooniy Unknown, uncertain. /Jf^^i^O w^,7j2f/roo^*, Inseparable. [ble.
j^Jl* I* namekboolf Displeasing, unaccepta- . y^ U namely Slandering, [greeting, opposite, £jp 1*^ ^ nhinow.Jiky Differing, absurd, disa- ^ *. 0 /?^/wo/f;e^V?, Disapproved, disagreeable, j^<« U nhwoor. Blood, an iron hook. {J J y^Ki nhmweree. Fame, reputation. ^^j y. I* namofnoon, Disagreeing, jarri-ng, un- U nd,mQQs, Esteem>, reputJvtiQn [tuneable*
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w ^ nkmeh, A type, history, writing.
jmI ^ 0 nkmehrobatiy Unfriendly.
.>\) Mmee, Illustrious.
rif^c^U nhmecdurif To name,
^.^ 1} n^mceser. Impossible, difficult*
^ 0 tid;^ Bread. ^ ; * ^ nhucrd, A battle,
^*j ^Kt iikwetsheh, A little boat. [combat.
'^^•0 nkives^ A church yard of the magi.
fti/^ 0 nhtvekf The sting of a bee. [boat,
/j^ • 0 nk'outeedy Hoprless. d ^ 0 nbiweh, A
^^ij nhwce, Corpulent camel.
J l 0 nhhbir, Unknown, undistinguished. gxA U nahejt Finding the way, aa U A garden. xJs^H riahehj Braying, neighing, [ing thirst. .»l6 U n^hcky Endeavouring, y^x^n i hcl, Quench-
bA 0 nahemiAf Repugnant, incomparable.
(/jl^-^-^t nhhemwaree, Inconvenience. j^H 71^ hoor, A clond. ir^ y\> Suddenly,
^U nkhee. Forbidding, preventing.
(/ 1* fidft* , A reed, a pipe. [turning.
«-^ls nkycht A lieutenant. Ix^u naibet, Re-
^U ndir, Bright. iy^\jt2hiret, Fire> heat, en-
«^15 nliixsheh, A canal, a reed. [coity.
^li nail. Arriving at, acquiring.
*jU ndt/ji. Slumbering,
I c ^ w"^«^> A player on the flute, &g.
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{^ jb--o fieh, Behaving haughtily. U nelfaf Projecting, considering. { IaS nebht, A low voice, snarling I^Ui nebbkhf Loud, noisy. >^ IJ nehb,hhi Turning sour (leaven.) jUj nelhTt Eloquent, clamorous. fj^.)^ nehhreshyJAugxouSy quarrelsome. i (J nehhghf The end of a thread, ^ U; nelack, Plur. of ^>J nehek* \ U3 «eZ'^/, Plur. of \jj 7?eJe/. S^UJ fielfdifWef, The higher part of ground, »LJ nelkh, Celebrated, noble. 4,ilaxj nehet, Germinating, vegetating. yuj nehtelf A place, strong backed. ♦ju5 nehteety A sharp pointed sword. «S.o «e^^5. Cleaning- a well, rage. ^ W6^^*, Oakum. b<j3 nehez, Throwing from the hand. i j^ nolxct, A shore, side. [shanieless.
^AJ we^er. Exalting, piercing with a spear, »^AJ nebrety High, exalted, a tuniour. ^j*.<^x5 nehrhsy A lamp, a candle, a lanthoriv j^j nehred, A battle.
e K * vj nelerdghh, A field of battle. ;^
* J J neberdeh. Warlike, chosen. ?
w nele%, Disgrace, shame, a surname.
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ijJ ml%€h, A sur name. ^j*.>j we J<?*, Hasten Jngi '^^ nebesh, A marked came^. [sp^aking%
^.JLJ nob'esht, Writing, he wrote, oa^j rieles, Speaking. UaxS nehsk, Twanging /»aJ we&«. Motion, the pulse. [(^Q^«i
jjjUflAj tielezhn, Beating as an artery. ^ nebeghi Seeing, published, appearing. ^ nelit Steepiness, downwardness, a decH* ^ neheh Great, a large stone or turf, [vit^^ ^ WJ nehlad, A foundation, i^ nehwetf The higher part of ground, ^ yj^ nehooh, A mob, crowd. ^^aJwo^M, Souring, j^^ neloar, Thepodex. h_^ nehoot, A lame sheep, g^ nehoQ-a, A spring. <i^ nelookf Flur. of ^Juj «e^^. [blemaiu
iu4 neleh, Recollecting, remembering, no* ^ we^ee, A prophet.
ciLuxi neleet. Vile, worthless, mean, abject. IXj^ neleetet, A twig, ^^ neheez. Thrown. $^ neleereh, A grand-son. ;jajj neOeel, Great, skilful, good, standard. JUuxj neheeleii Elegant, beautiful, a carcase. .Uj w^/a. Excellent, high, great, renowned;, prominent, produced.
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ii Ia) nei^f, Joy fnh gay, afiablc, pleasant, hcalthv i;U5 nethnet, Stinking. XXi nottet, A small hollaw in a stonci^ gvxs we^tf^, Perspiring, evaporating^ ^Xj n^teVi, Spoil, perdition. ^ netcsh. The first sprouting of planSs^, netef, Jlqcking hairs, feathers, a5 netek. Shaking, laoving* ^ nalel^ Withdrawing, attracting, ^^a5 %^(i/2, Stinking, [pearing polite, kind* ^ netoo. Exalted,, eminent, superior,^ ap:»
Lv ne/ee/,Deceit, guile, cunning, cheats c;i-o i?e^, Spreading abroad, proclaiming, i±,lxj wesflf*, Anointed< m^ nosalet, Earth taken out of a welL ^ nesef. Timorous, worthless, [an oratioRfc yo n$ser,Sp.reading abroad,dispersing, rejecting^ i Jo nesret, The space between the mustachoes,. ^ nesel, A ditch; wese/. Cleaning (a well.) j^. nfisoovy Fruitful. hyS nesoot. Peaceable, c±*AiJ nesees, Sweating.^ [q^uiet^
^^ neseelt Pung..
la,* ne/tt, Escaping, expeditious, peeling wocxj^ SL U?. iiejahtt. Nobleness, liberal* -l^* nejahy Success. g U? nejahh, The sound made by coughing.
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V ilasf ?2e7W, A sword-belt, ^lur, o( ^ nejedl' lilat: nejadet, Fortitude, boldness. J 1=6? nefar. Nature, colour. JUtac* TJoyfltse^, Unclean, dirty. cJW yz'^'rt/'. The lower threshold of a dooi^ ^ U^ nejam. An astronomer. "83 lac nejawet. An extensive tract. t^x nejelt The bark of a tree. ^ss: we/e5. Imploring help, an inquisitor, exa* iNsr nejed, AHliction. [minings
^' nejez, Biting, chewing, ^ar nejer, Thirsty. Kjsf nejer et, Thirsty.
ysff nej€%t Performing a promise, perishing,^ tjM*? nejes, Nasty, filthy, unclean. ' i
(J^ nejesh, Provoking, rousing, making haste. **a? nofat, Feeding,
cJa? ngef, A raised ground, a hill, tumulus^ ^* nejel, A large black eye, ^ nejoo, A malignant eye. \^ wo/etyflj, Yawning. ^\ ^f nejwan^SiEroxi, zyaf nefwef, A hill. ^^.js. nejooj, Swift. ^^x nejoohh. The roaring of the waves. ^^x nejoonif Appearing (the star.) 45^ ^ar nejoomee, Belonging to the stars* .i ^uar iiejeehf Just (opinion.) .Smcc nejeed, Fearless, strong.
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[use ot by weavers, icC* ■^^ nejeer^ A kind of starch or glue, made •ASS nejeea, Salutary, a mixture of cakes. ^J^^J^ nehhs, Brass, ^g^l4: nehhsee, Brazen,^ Si; lac nehashet, Burnt bread. [copper;
]o l^ nohdbt. Puffed with pride. li L^ nohiifet, Leanness, [ing, demonstration,
I ^ nehiby Devoting, walking, diligent, cry-
i U^ nehbaf. Funeral lamentations. Iasc nohbety A lot which is cast. ■t^ nehhet. Having a hoarse voice. ^^ neher, Wounding on the throat, ^j^ nehreer, Skilful, industrious. ys? nehe%, Repelling, pounding. y«^ nehs, A bad omen, a misfortune. ^Ja^ JieheTi, Pressing. Elxi- nehtef, Lamenting, }Jr Jiehel, Attributing. [sighing.
^ nehem. The cough, spittle. ^ nehett, We. \ ^d: nehivhy Tremour. Xam^cs? nehoofee. Unfortunate, unhappy. ^ysyk nehooSy A fat she- camel. ijeyk nehoot, Mitigated, extenuated, l^s: we/ioo/, Making lean, ts ^^ds nehtueCy Gram- is-^ neheeby Crying, weeping. [maticaL C^j^ neheef. Smoothing. • »^i- ncheeief, Nature, marrow,'
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-j^ neJwem, A voice, howling. fmucug.
^ nekhy A carpet *«lisf nekkit-af, Spit'tlc, cJlae? nekhhf, A boot. xWhs nekhalet. Grain, Julis? nekhhmeti Phlegm. [!>i'^t^.
Cess nekhet. Extracting, biting. ^^ nekhej. Vitriol, broom. ^. riekhjed. Hard bread.
•'J- ^ekJicheer, Prey, hunting.
J \ / neJihrht or /MI J^*' A ram, goat, kid.
x^ ^ y^ nekhrodb ,K hole, a cell in a honey-comb^,
i^is? ne^te. Cutting, cl:|anging colour, pushing.
c^mS^ nakhodi The commencement, the first.
(jicff nekhesh, Injury, barking, an emotion.
^ nekhh. Confessing a debt, kiUing, [tree.
4— ii^ nekhef. Swelling. tXsss nekhlei, A palm-
^^ 7iekJileh, A cane, a stick for walking.
^ nekhem. Blowing the nose, fatigued.
j^^is? nekhwar, Noble, elevated.
iys: nekhwet. Haughtiness, magnificence.
Xj^is? nekhoohet. The buttocks, podex.
'^ ^^ 'nokhoodf A pulse.
ij^yss nekhoos, A young mountain goat.
^xic nekheeTy Blowing the nose.
y,»Asr nekhees, A pulley. cjLic Me^//e^Sneezing.
^AAsr we^'^fier, A den, cave. '
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03 nedf A deserter, equal, a hill of sand^ !jo neda, Calling together, a clamour. f^\^nedawef, Wet ground, Uj-.jo nedeh, Afflicting, bewailing, weeping;
nedeh, Hazard, a scar. [tude.
^ Jo nedhj, A spacious tract of ground, ampli- J oo nedcVt Destroying, appearing in sight, jj^jj nedoSy Cunning, j^jj nedeshy Separating, carding cotton. \yad^ nedes, Protuberant. [Carding cotton.^ « ^3 ncdat Bastard marjoram. cJjo nedej^ Jli Jo nodfety A small quantity of water. ^ ^j nedeniy Repenting, (_^ U .xj nodmhn. An intimate frienc^. ^jo nedoOy Convoking, assembling. ^^.y'i vedwet, A congregation. j^jo nodoor, Falling one thing upon another, X Jo w ^"^^ Rebuking, {jravvUng, checking
(camel.) [humidi
^ j,j iiedee, Moisture of ground, day dew^,
L,jj nedeeyhriy A tree full of juice, fc^jo nedeeh, Having scars on the back. ^ nez. Pissing. 5j ^ <^ nezhret. Dread, great XJ\^ ne^cdet, Mean, vile, base. [fear^l
^ no^evy A vow, a gift.
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^jjo nonTec, An admonition, ^jki nezl. Vile, mean (a man ) ^3 ^ nezoor, Plur. of ^ jj noxcr, oo jo nejtees;. Making water, spittle, [news. jjoJ ne%eer, A prophet, a messenger of bad j^jo nexeel, A low, mean, abject man. ^ wer, Male, masculine. (J^j^y nerjeesh. The ^ y> nerkh, A tax. [narcissus.
^ytierd, A trunk, the game of chess, dice, ^K ) J' werJo^'^7?, A ladder, a stair- case. .^jjji^ nerdeen, Nard, spikenard. J ^5 nere%, Absconding, withdrawing. ^^J^ J, nersci, A lentil. ^^U**^5 nerseeyhn, Fresh date* ^ ^ nerm. Tender, soft, gentle. i^Ji^ y ncrmeJif Tender, plain, smooth. s y* } nermood, A swing or see-saw.
C) ^ y* / ^*^^f^^^^^^^^ 1 o swing,
^^ J. nermeh. Soft to the touch, mild, gentle,
e J> nereh, A wave, membrum virile.
l*J^ * J' ncrregan, The poor.
y ne%, Active (man,) copious.
\y ne%hy Forcing to do any thing, repelling*
«--^ \y no%ah, A surname, nick- name.
^ 1 ^ nezshad, A family, principle, [to evil.
J ^ ji ;/e;ear,Thin, slender. ^ \y iiexhx, Addicted
^1y ne%)a, A quarrel, dispute, i-etiriiig. I»1y ne^thati Contention, controversy. ^^ -jj fiozhgh, A slanderer. LJi\y nexhk. Nimble, hasty, quick. t^\y n&uikct. Politeness [journey,
13 \y 'ne%kltty Ground overflowed by rain, a «5# O ndel, A surname, a reproach. ty nezzety Wish. ^^ ne^tkhefj. The night- ^p nezed, With, near, a side. [mare.
•^ mzshd, A commander, chief, sorrowful. ^^ju ^ V nezdtek, Near, neighbourhood. jy nezer, Small, cheap. - y neza. Pulling, drawitrg. [ley.
t£y nczat, A path through mountains, a val- ^yw<'«^g"A, Upbraiding. L3y ii<;%e/J, Unsteady, ^y nezls. The male- crocodile. Ct'iy nezelhty A right arrangement. f y ne%m, A severe bite. [^^g' darknesy.
^ ^ netsheniy Crying in triumph, a cloud, af (^ ; y**i nezshoodurit To clarify. ^^ nczshend, Terrible, dreadful. fjj^^y nctcwauy Assaulting. %j^y tiezooret, Small, mean, vile, bastf. C-J^y ne%oofy A well quite emptied. tJi^y riezQohy Variable, unsteady, levityV ^^^ ncmjl, Ali;jjhting.
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»y neneh, Pure, a pleasant place. e^ nezsheh, Au arrow, an anguish. ^^ mzeej\ A state or field horse led before ^y 7ze25(3c/?, Corpulent. [a great man.
^^y ?ie%eer, A sn^all quantity of any thing,
moderate. yy ne%eez. Running (a 4^^^,) njoveable. *->iy ne^eezei, The head-ach. [ated.
^Jby Wdxee/jWeak. by loss of blood, inebri- ' Hy ^^^^^k -^ stranger, magnificent enter- pjvj nezeem, A deluge, a cloud, fog.[tainment. /;**/ nes, A shade, bovyer, a house, the beard, UJ nesa, A lady, woman, [a slippery place. g. Up neessaj, A weaver. ^ l^ noakh. Rubbing. cJUJ nesafy A kind of bird. ^\m^ ne$hm, Plur. of j^a*J neseem, yMJUJ we5(X»<?5, A she-marmoset. ^ W nesq,yet7h Plur. of ^^^ tieseem* ' ,u^ «je^^e^. Related to, of the blood.
ts^ neshecl, A fishers net. [weaving.
_:uj wester, The narcissus. ^v*»o ??e^<!/, Twisting, *\-^ wese/?, A confused mass, rubbisli, jLkwi noskhet, A model or pattern, csj-mJ n^sree. Aquiline. ^Mo nesegh, Striking with a rqd or laj^I^, ;• (^UUJ nesfan, Full, overfio vying.
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y^,^^^ W55^,GQdly, devout, the blood of a vic- tim ; nesekt Washing a garment.
3-*J neselt Being swift in motion.
^ ^mJ neslarij. Quickening the pace.
-.-wJ nesem, Wind blowing gently,
3l*^5 nesemef. The breath, the soul, a mun, ^ purchased sl^ve. L^ nesmeel, Convenient, meet.
^J^ Um^j nesnas. An ape, a fawn.
**J nesoo, Slippery, smooth, a. nesoo, A wo- man supposed to be pregnant, [of milk..
S^mJ neswet. Abandoning (work,) a draught
2^*J nesoojy Going fast, carrying a burden
i^^«^j nesoos, Thirs(y. [steady (a camel.)
£ ^-uJ nesewa. Wandering about.
^ ^ nesool. Changing feathers, dropping oiF»
^j^w neswee. Womanly, feniale.
^^UjJ nese^an. Forgetful.
«y^>^ neseeb, High in rank or birth? celebrat«»^ ing a mistress in verse.
Iu*j neseet, A little woman.
i^juA^ neseefyh. secret spoken in a lowvoicci
1 >•.,/. neseekf Joined in order.
53u*J neseek, Gold and silver.
*^ neseem, A gentle gale, the fragv?int ai|,
^A^ nesee. Differed.
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f£j nesJi, Resembling, like. Uj neshki Head-ach, smelling. |*Lij neshk-^atf A creature, appeafing. Itsj neshht, A dry tree. .\^ neshshaf, A full bottle. [strengthen^ ^^ U^ neshakktun. To fix in the ground, ta A Lai neshhdt Beseeching, entreating, jliii fieshtiXf Plar. of yij neshe%. jfj^ neshiistej,StsiTch, ^^Ltj neshhitun^ jy« lkJ neshitsketf A barren ground. [To sit*
; l^ neshift Dryness in the mouth from extreme hunger. ti liiJ neshafet. The froth of a milk. (•J^ neshkn, A sign, mark. ^*j j^\jtj neshhndun. To mark. 6 J}\^ neshhndeh. Planted, fixed. [archers; • K liij neshkngah, A goal, limit, a butt for Jj {£u neshknger, A pair of compasses. J l^* neshttneh, A mark. e^^^AJ neshperehy A
L^ neshheelt A net, a hook, [shade,
-viij neshej. An aqueduct. gviiJ nesheht Quench* ,>w5ij neshed. Searching. [ing thirst.
S^j noshret, An amulet.[sun does not penetrate* - ^ neshreniy A place where the rays of the ^ ^i neshree. Diffusive. [Projecting*
J neshez, A raised g^ round, aged ; p. neihe%,
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t Ki«Jtj ne.shcsfgahf A place of meeting or abiding. [abide, to extinguish.
^yUJiJ neshestun, To sit down, to dwell, t6 .J^±i neshestenee, A seat, a place in which- iiwJij neshesteh. Sat. [one sits,
oe-ij neshes, Ascending, being exalted. Jaiij neshez, Carrying off rapidly. ouiJ neshek. Smelling, perfume^ ^JSi neshki A pomegranate. Lij neshel. Hanging* a hook. ^*r-^ neshmen Happy, prosperous. 3^ neshoo. Examining, encreasing. J f ^j neshwhr, Chewing the cud. jjj VyjJ neshu'^n. Drunk, intoxicated. v^^^ noshool. Inherent, tenaciously. Syjj neshwet. Perfume, examining into any
intelligence. -^ wesAooA, Small quantity of water. jySii neshoor. Scattering, (cloud) causing rain.- j^ noshooz, Standing high,, prominent. ^yiij neshoos, A straight spear. )oy^ neshoof, A deep well. ]b^ neshooZi Sprouting, just appearing. ^Bi neshe'e, Appearing (cloud); p A porcu- ^^^^ neshetly Declivity. [pine.
^VA^; nese^\ Ah a(iueduel, a canal.
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^f^ msheer, A zone, a, girdle. ^ _^H a
iffxJii msJiees, Straight, upright (a spear ).
LxiJ nesheet. Gladness. *• <
yj^ nesheel. Dressed meat ; p. Suspended.
j^** nesheent, A bird's nest.
.•j^ n^heen. Sitting, a successor,
^^j nesa^ Talking hold of another's, forel,ocks
when fightipg. v^IaaJ neshhy ^Ihe, foundation, root. ^Ufli nesah, A thread in a needle. ^Ufli nosaVy Plur, of ^ neser. cJ *^ nesaf, Dividing equally into parts. ^Uaj nesb,l,^\yiv of ^.Aai neseL <, >Aa.> w<?5f//. Weary. ^AaS /ze^e^, Adyising-^ jj>fl> neser. Aid, assistance, a present. ^.y^. noserh. An assistant, a defender. (^\y^*aj nesrhn, A christian. i^L,y*ai, no^ett Defence, vlctpvy, ^^ ^j*ai. nesree. Triumphal, victoriouji, (j^\i*a) nes^fan, Half emptied (a vessel) Ijuaj nefifet. Justice, middle-aged woman. y*aj nesl. The back of the head, the point of
a spear, or sword. IW neslef. The crown of the head. Ituwu nesmef. An image, idol. ije iLkii nesnaSf (A serpent)^ writhing much.
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'^yoj nesooh, True, constant
J fAo^ nesoor, Aiding, ^yaj nesewa, Pure, pul^^
iy*s^, nosool. Expunging, [Uc, whitislu
^Aoj ncsee, A white thistles :.:!:» '
^ ^;^« Jieseeh^ A portion, division^ park.
txA*Ai n^^ebet, Any thing erected for, a aignaV, i j >^>aJ neseebd^r., A partaker. , ft 1 >^r^ itts_eehdksht A campaniioni, fortuaCi I
f*^ nesyet. Elected, chpseri^ -^ nesser, One who helps^ a defender,
QOAAai nesees, Making a crackling noise* '
j\jcj nezctr, Plur. of^Afij n£7.en.
ijlAaJ nezhrett Shining, beautiful, freghnesst,, *
yiUiJ nc'zazy A, serpent ; no%a%^ The best sojri^ ? of people-
^^v^ nezeh, Sptinklitig, drinking water;^ . 'j
^» nezeik, Sprinkling, scattermg* aj
ouaj nfzed. Illustrious, noble. ,\;;^ow t-:>_j
wai nezer. Beauty, brightness*! njiv
i >flj w^sjrc/. Splendour, opulenc©, :J-* o
t-J>*a^ W6«e/, Wild marjoranii
y^ ne%cl. Darting, filthy, nasty^
^jc\i^> ne'zna%, A kind of serpent. ; •' j
i_, yej nezoolt Running, sunk in the socket (aOj
^^ nezeej, Riipe fruit, dressed meat. [eye.X^
,>»AAai ncT^eed, A carpet, a cushion, a^pillow« -
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^AAflj ne^eer, Gold, silver.
fjiiAtaj nezeez, Weak (ia body,) exsuding,
fc_.V4' nezeqf. Unclean. kJ net, EhlargiKg.
Ik3 neiia, A distant journey.
u-JlkJ ;^e^a^. The head, a pain in the neck.
s ILi nettat, The stalk of a date, a twig.
,t^ Uaj netasee, Plur. of jjmU wa^P^.
Istiaj ae/d^ Light-headed, raving.
XiUai netafet. Flowing. [girdle, zone.
t-JUaj nefai^, A species of woman garment, a
i^^ netseret, Having the stomach overload- ed with fat meat^ u,.^ 1j
gvlai «e/e/f, Butting With tlie horns.
\jia» neterh, Plur. of ^^ U wi^er, (^^^ netroorit
g^IaS «e/d*. Ingenious, a physician. {Nitre.
4jsJaj neteshf An ordinance or decree, consti- tution, strength.
cJilu we/e/. Spoiled, corrupted, a wound, a vice, evil, a kind of distemper. m\ ^ >
^ilaj we/e/tfw. Flowing (water.) .nij^it e'r^
«— jilaj netekf Skilful in speaking. x\'ix ^^C.
a^Iaj «d//a, A large urn or bucket, a misfortune.
lai^ notnot. Tall, long.
^ we/oo. Far, disCaiat, absent.
cJ^tJ notook, Speaking, articulation;
J>y wfif^o/, A gutter.
^laj tieteelf, Odioqs, mifortunatCt .', 3
umaIoj netee9, iRtelligent, ingenious* [my*
fJL^^j mteesht Motion j lUi ni%ar, Physiogno-
IjUai ne^re^i Inspection, administratioa.
tjjlfcj nexaree, A weUr shaped camel*
-llpi n€%am. Order, arrangement.
Qjyl^ ti€%eran, Seeing, a vision.
ijlii ngwet, A look, a malignant eye,
if^t; tigxree, One who ga;i;eiB at. women, an4
^i?ak$ with then). » • v
'^fej ne%cm, Arrangement, [ther, suspecting.
J ^t 3 nexoor, One who attentively looks at anor
^Aia3 fiezeer, Resembling, equal.
u-ixlii nexeef. Nasty, filthy, pure, [crowing,
^1 ficf, Lean man. u^Ui na-ah. Croaking,
Sj UJ na-^bet, ^Nimble, quick, swift (camel.)
SJUi na-hiet. Swift ^horse.)
jW» «a-^r, Snpring, rebellious, cunning.
IjUi iM'hrety Shameless, siaucy (womar^.)
^ix» na-^s, Sleepy.
^Us na-am, The ostrich, a deserts f
^U; na-amee, The south wind* *
/^LLjo na-ahaHy Croaking as a rayeso* Saw naUtt An a^ljective, an epithet, ci^itj «a^. Receiving. 3i« nassel, The male gv*5 wfl/', Qgi^g in haste, L^y^^^i
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^^*j naretj Disobedience, rebellion. ^yJJtj naSf Soft bodied, q\iickness, sleeping, ^jo riashy A bear, lifting up the eyes. -j laxi jiaz, Rising. c-Jj*j naf, A kernel, a tumour. XixJ nafit. The strap of a shoe. JULjo nalet, A shoe. [footed aniinaL
j».xj waw. Yes, thuSj it is so ; na-atn, A fore- ^^ Uxj naman, Blood. [the sole of a shoe- ^xj nametee. Good thing, comfort, iron on ^jo w«wa, Mint; nofio, A tall nian, tottering. Stxhii nonat. The crop of a bird, ^jo naWi A circle under the nose, u-j^w naweh, Quick, swift (camel.) g^x3 wa?^vj, White. "^r-^^ ?"-..>
_, ^xJ nawer, Snoring, rebellious, cunning, sly< o^y^i nawes. Giving much milk (a she-camel.) t^jo nawe%y Rising. cJ^w naivef, A flagging «; na-eCf The messenger of death. [ear.
«-t-*/.xj naih, Croaking. [a race.
iiiAAsj nait, (A horse) outstripping others in jj.%i nalvy Snoring, crying loudly. • *^xj wm/7z. Peaceable, pleasure, ' •'
jlAj neghhr. Bleeding ^^a wound.) jL\sJ noghhshy Short-bodied, a dwarf* • ^ 1x3 wc^^^j2,(0ne thing) moving after cTthers. ^ U; ?ieghitghf A vessel for drinking4 .
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Juij neghheki Senseless, insanfe,
i^ij negheret. Jealous (woman.)
*i^ neghez. Excellent, beautiful, quick, ha^ty.
i\)^u}*^ neghzeedun, To become good-
^xj negkesk, Shaking (thing,) nodding, trem- bling, leaning. [in his draught;
(jaxi negheSy Despaired, disturbing a camel
^jtjo neghexi Moving the head, tottering, chattering, the male-bstrich. [horse.)
^>aij neghzely Slothful, idle, heavy (post
laii noghoty A tall man.
jjw neghely Bad, villainous (intention,) having an aversion to another.
«iii noghnoghyThe riesh adjacent to the throaty the division between the throat and wind-*^-
a^3o neghoody A kind of tree. [pip^«
(^ IjX Ju neghoshaiei Dried cow's dung*
^' Jtj neghooshehy Hearing,
^jo fS6 neghot. The large bunch of camel.
^yti neghooly Deep, profound, a ditch, thin* \^ neghoolee. Depth. ..V.
jUiJ negheeky Braying (a cameli) croaking. -
^Mi negheel, Base born, bastardly, false, spurt-
. y.Xj negheeived, k kind of large tree. [ous.
ijb nefy Sowing [thing*
\^ nefa, The refuse or worst part of any
i U5 »e/i/,Thc segment of 4 plant, cut herbagfi CJ 15 Uu ne/^$d,(, Blowing (as 9 cqnjuror wher\
making incantations or playing tricks,) pror
nouncing verses. -Vm JicffhJ, Puffed with pride, pursuing, • U5 n^f^h. Beneficent, a husband. ^U^ nnfikkhy A flatulent t^moiir. i.U; V^f^%i Penetration. j\*j nefkTy Fearful (4nin>al ) [assembly,^
ljU5 nofliret. Fright, terror, abomination, ai> ^Ui nofhz, A diversion of pumping, t^lv «^/a«, Esteeming valuably. [ XcAt»«>M i*<, I^ U; nefhset, Of a great value, dear, y^'ju nBf^%^ Trembling, scarcity of provision isUi »^^^ A Uipp, candle, [on a jqurnpy, f.\f>j m^fohi Benefit, emolument. -» •• .
i> U; V*'f^^h, A large cup, (^iii nefhfc^ Liable to sale (any thing) ; niftthx
Falsity, [ed withdyst.
^U3 nofavi, Deformed, muddy, foggy, stain- Ij Uu «^a^6'/, Rejected, ci^in^//, Angry, passion, ijLgii w^/^»i Tricks, pouring out blood (a vein.) ^vi> mfch^ Diffusing odour. [png.
^w nefekht Blo\ving with ^he mouth, inspi- ^ nefcd^ Exhausted (4 W€ll,) varjishinj
disa^ipated wealth. . .
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iSj nffe%. Pervading, [Preceding,emigrating,
j^ neJer.A companyof men, one person; uefer,
g \jij tiofraj. Base, mean.
S^ij nefref. Detestable, a body of men. .
-fu Sj nefreej. Verbose. ^ >,• jl* To execrate, ♦ J X* neireen. Abomination, aversion, an im-" precation, terror, weeping,
jj^w nefeiij The breath, singing, the sound from
U*ij nofeshi A woman in labour, [the breast. XUii »w/s^nee,Luxurious.^«jlJwefsee, Wishful.
^jhxi we/esj,. Whatever is fallen from a tree.
U^ij nefezh. The trembling of the body in an
^Aflij nef%ee. Agitation, tremor. [ague,
laij we/if, Afflicted. *kti nefetet, The car.
^kxj neftee, Anointed with bitumen, ^si we/a, Gain, advantage, doin^ good,
c-jiii nefeh. Perishing.
Jliij nefeketf The necessaries of life,
ijSineffieghfThG division between the throat
cjuii nefnef, A valley, [and wind-pipe^
c»yL5 nefoof, Boiling over (as a pot.)
- ^iS nefooh, A bow shooting far.
i>iS nefooz, Penetration* j^ij nefo(yr, Abhorr
j^ju nefoo%, Bounding (doe.) [ring, averse. fjM yij Ji^oos, Flur. pf ^> nefi [fruitful season, gS.>iti nefoosh, Possessing the produce of a P f
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iy>y>i nefooz, Having many children (a wo-
^yi} n^fd/qly The leg, the shank. [i»an.)
»yi nefooh, Idle, lazy. »*j nofeh, Low, idle,
cii^. f9€f.e(}$, A wound bleeding much.
^^^uefecj, One who interposes between two.
^^. nefser. Going before, a crowd of men..
ijMAsi nefees, Precious, exquisite.
(jiiAii uefeeehy Scattered, furniture.
(joAi* nefees. Fresh water.
I?A«i nefeet, Angry, squalling (as a child.)
Uu ncih^ A hill of sand^ exquisite,
w--. Uu nekhh, A veil, a signal, mark, learned.
Jb IK» nckcibet, A leader, chief, magistrate.
uL. Ix) nekas, A hyena.
^ Ui nokhkh, The back part of the head.
A lij nahJt^d, A banker, a shepherd.
^lij fjckhr, Expostulation.
J Uu nokcLTif A kind of distemper on cattle.
JUUu nekhset, Upbraiding, disgrace, shame,
j^lxi we^s/f, A painter, embroiderer, [ridicule*
cJUo nckkhf, Discreet (man,) enquiring ea-
K u; nehhtikeU A frog. [gerly.
ilXi nekkhl. Swift camel.
^ U^ nekhm. Muddy water.
»Ji5 ix: nekjinehy Plur. of i«_X;jo nehnek.
•%^^ nekebf A rabbit's burrow, a mine, [ing^
g\ju we^e^, A white cloud. ^ nekekh, Fierc-
/
^ heid or cs dSj nekdi/.'Ready money ; neiedf
Full of flesh (a goat) ; noid, A boy. iJiJ neke», Escaping. [ing, hallowing.
Jo wtj^fr, Enraged, a distemper oh sheep, strik* \y,yj A. P. we^r^5,Death, destruction, an omen^ tsyOi neiree. Defamation.. -
yfu neke%, A surname, fresh clean Water. fjjii nelces, Upbraiding, disgrace, a vice. (jixi nehsh, Painting, drawing, a picture. ooAJ neJtes, Diminution, imperfect, defeGtive.i fj&'ij neJiez, Rupture. [with points,
]»iu nehet. Marking (a consonant, a book,) *lfljLJ nokteh or nohtet, A point> a stop, a vow- t-J»5i «e^^ Striking with a spear, [el, a part. JjU we^e/. Volubility of tongue j «e^/, A his- tory, tale, relation. , jJu nekem^ The middle of the road, enragedi SUaj nekmet, Revenge, punishment, uUSi neinek, An ostrich, s yij nekwetf The re- A^jo ntkoody Plur. of 4Nx> wei^<;?. [fuse, sifting. j^^Xj nekoosh, Plur. of jijij nehhm ijeyij nekooz, Plur. of jjaXi w/^ejc, 4 ^Xj nekooly Plur. ©f 3^ we^/. »yw «e;fooy^,Convalescent, attention [ceiving. *io nekeh, Understanding, well known, per- Jij nei^e, Clean, excellent, chaste^
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IaJ} nekeehet, The soul, mind, nature, ad vice* SuXi neheetfk word, ^j we^edr,Deep, a camel. (^^ nekeeshi Resemblance, [voice of a man. ijbjjij nekee%. Contrary, the cry of an eagle, the «^5j nek^ea. Good, quenching thirst. cJuju nekcek. Croaking, yj^ nekeel, A foreigner, ^^ nek. Behold ! lo 1 )i) negk. Killing, wounding an enemy, w-' ^> nekiil, A glove, news, a picture. g. l^ij nekkh. Matrimony, marriage, y W negitr, A picture, an idol, beautiful »^l.SaJ nek^ret, Crafty, cunning. [woman. i^ jK") neg^rendeh, A painter, a writer. i*J >{, J K negi,reedun, To paint, to embroider, ^L£ai nc'kiTt, A serpent. [to write.
o~ I^-Saj fiekhs, A relapse. [of a camel.
4»^L^j nokafy A swelling on the upper jaws 'jK^a i^xi nekakee%, Plur. of j i^ij nek(i%» ^ l.SxJ Tiekalf A punishment, a restraint. ft ^; negah, A look. [flicted.
]u LSai /ie^^j/e/, Killing, a wound. ixCjnekbet^Af^ *.L~s^a} nekat, Restless (horse,) piercing and
tumbling head over heels, cl^^ai nekiis. Dissolving, separating.. 0^=3.) nekdy Miserable, a small gift, [crafty, £ neguer, A grape stone ; n^kcr, Intelligent,
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8 ^£a5 neheret. Undetermined.
y^=>j nekez. Trampling upon, exhausted.
^y>,^sj nekesy Miserable; ae^^e^, Inclining do wn-* ward, inverting. a L^J (^
^fiJ^ nefcesk. Lazy, idle, slow; a. Consuming
ija^=^ nekes, Going away. [(herbage.)
Ja,^ii nekeZy Hungry, diligent. -^.Saj neka, Removing, repulsing, aversion.
3>^j nekel, A rope fastened to a bucket.
Jil^J noklet. An example, a punishment, .^ nekoo. Elegant, beautiful. jy^=^ nokoor. Disowning, denying.
^ U ^ nekooskr or negooskVy Inverted, a lo^y . ^ ^^aj mkwa,A. dwarf, [bodied beast of burden.
^ ^.^aJ aei5'Oo/,FJy i ng from an enemy, refraining.
t yl^ nekooh, A woman having a short body* J yC nekowee, A good thing, goodness.
j^'j nekeh. Intensely hot (sun,)
^ \^yQ neguehbiiny Guardian, observer.
j^^j nekhet. The smell of the breath.
J ^^y^ neguehdar, A guardian, keeper.
j.*=-.; «c^eer,Mischicvous, heinous, reprobating* ''Llr^ 7iegMeea,Under, below, a ring. \i 72^/, Follow thou I •. J .
4XU nolkyk medlar; p. Achesnut, orit*stree,
jjJL5 nolnol, Feeble (a man.). ? *
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l^ nenih. Increasing, s UJ nemht, A snvall red »jl*5 nemaret, Piur. of ^ nemer. [ant.
>tjj,<jLJ nemarek, Plur. of cJ^ nomrok' J l^ nemhx. Prayers. & l^j L^ A place of prayer. ;ibwUJ wewf;ids,A slanderer, a false accusation. ^ US nemhs, The thread m a needle. jsUi 7iomat, Plur. of L^nemet, (/'l^ ^nowhi. Showing, pointing out, ah in- .♦j 01^ wow/o^^;?. Appearing, apparent, (dex. jij.UJ 770//2d^i.v//, Appearance,face, figure, spectre* t^oU* wowfiyewJeAjShowing, shown, ashewer, *j Uj nemhyentt Plur. of *«j^ nemeemet. •.*j /^Ji^-nomhyeedun, To showy to exhibit. .^f^-* tiernj. Wet, J I >^ wcw</dr, Wjet> hanQid. »>i>r^ t2©wc?e^fl?d/i, Weeping, crying. '^ nemer, A moveable bed to lie down on« t Kj^nomrok, A jsmall cushion, a pillow. ij«^ nemes,' Hiding, concealing a secret. i^J<^:^ nemsliek, Pepperwort. L4J tiem^t, A mode, way, manner. j,la^ Jiemetee, A bed-maker, a mode^ m^n^r. ^IuUj ntmegJief, The top of a mountain. ?. »jL*i nemeket. An execrable man. i {humid* ,^,jC^ nemek. Salt. -^^^X^ «ewgt/ee«, \ Moist, ^ neni/. An ant ; nemei. Brisk, spirited (horse,) swift, abusire.
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JJUJ nemlet. An ant, a crack in the hoof sA J^ nemleh. Full of trouble. [a horse'.
i»5 nemUe, Restless woman. ^ ljL«j nemnkk. Humid, moist. 3*5 7/e»ioo;Increasing, becoming full, coloured. ^ ^ nemood, .An index* [tation.copj.
.y I K.y^ jiemoodar, Aneicrpplar, spedmenJrnU ^^ ;^V nemoodej, A prpof, symbof, re-prfsen-* tation, model. f.to.«eem, to\dec.lare.
1*1 ^ y^ nomoodun, -To. shew, tocdemonstrate/ .-_^ Jiemoom, A slanderer or; false accuser. CD>*^ nemoon, A guide, an index, .*^ nemeli,^ Surprized, . confounded. .^A«j nemeeryHasy of' digestion, copious j lazy^ ijoA^j nemees, Pulled out hairs. [glutton.
JUu^j nemeekt, Detraction, slander. ^A^S nemeefn,iA vestige. ^ /zo/z. The letter 2 ,>J3 nendelj The night- mare. f ^.
^.^ w^w^. Reputation, honour. i*Jj)^ nonheedun, Ta conceal, cover. J wd«;, wa«^, or now, New, fresh. . ^p netva, Getting up with difficulty, befall-*
J y wo«t'^. Voice, song. [ing a misfortune. *.^\^ nowwhh, Plur. of t.^-^j ij nhyeb. J II p. Tififf^/, -Intending, a date stone,
J \y newatee, Plur. of ^jy uowtee.
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*&^^p newbje%t Plur. of j^a.li w^/^.
JL^ I ^ newhjesteh A vineyard.
-.1^ newhh. Complaining,
jft^l^j netvhliet, A hired female mourner.
^ip newkhee, Plur. of jUs^U nbheyeU
^^ I J 720?i'iA'^^,Singing. ^ I J we2^4</» Nume-
i,^ ^ I y neivadsheh, Clay, rubbisU. [^ration.
• ^ I y ne.wb.deh, A grandson.
J ^p newhr, Fearing, causing to fly.
y »f y nowb.%, A performer on the musical in-*
• j y ) J nowhzdek, Nineteen. [strum ent. >( j^ )y wow;dzc^eAo«i, The nineteenth, [voice, v^ ^ I y nowhzesh, Trying to sing, tuning the » >j j ) y nowazendeh, A flatterer, a caresser. </ y ) y nowb,zeei Clemency, courtesy.
Cj >lj ^ y nowkxeedun^ Waving. ij»\^ nawkSi Waving. ^*/^\ y To contend. ^p>\ y tiowksh, A melon, a cucumber. ^y;^ I y newhshtuny To be, wrinkled. -A I y Hew^sheh, The cement for building* ^1^5 newhier, Plur. of^u niiser, ^<y newktel, Plur. of j^i^u nctte/. gv^ip weit'd-djf, Going sv^^ift (a camel.) ^ ^^ ne^tvhfel, Plur. of iOi ij nafelet, ^ \y new^^. One who is fit for any thing ; rieww^k,^^x]^exi^ncQd, sagacious.
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jji\^ newh/tcr, Reproach* y^o ty neivhheesy Plun of (>^i'l5 nhkoo^. STi ^ Jiewhkvt,Yo\\y.J^\^ newaguer, A musici-' ^!_^ niwal, A present; benefit, [an, a singeiTi XJip netvahtj A gift, a cellar, a cottage. J I ywo?i^i/e/?, A mouthful, a dish of meat, lis- m\^ netvhrn; Slothful. [tenin^^r*
! *• ) J newkmoozj One who learns any thing
new, or from the beginning. fy.j^i^ nez:;amees/J^{ir. of \j^ ^^.\j nhmoos, 0 « !; ) y newhndeh. Nineteen. [liew* '
* I • I J newaivordf An intention, any thing- ^ yoi>1^ newahez, Firm, a large camel. ^\y neivb!hee, Plur. of ^ nehee. tjV^ netvaity Becoming fat (a camel.) [windi . J I J neivhyes^ Voice. » ; ^ y nmvlhdeh, New C;^ y nooheh, A vine twig or shoot. ^ y nooleh, A complaint, the root of a trees. fgi^i noohei. Seasonable rain in spring. Cj^i noot. Staggering from weakness, ^p nowtee, A seaman. g>5no2t7, Violent wind ; p. nooj, A pine-tree. 2-y we^^;eA, Afflicting, groaning. ciiiU.^^ noiuhht, Pliir. of Xs^y noivheU JU.'^ 7wwhet, A mournful complaint. jUi_^ nowkhet, Stopping,
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i^ y nmvliheezy New rising, i. e. A youth^ ,,. ^y newedy Ninety.
D 1.^ J twoderch, Beiovevl offspring* _,..^* ,^ Pa ' ;|^y nooranee^ Ciei^r, serene. [hot iron. zjyx noivr^t. One flpwer, ft mark made by a a^y netvercdy Surrounding, a traveller, [fold. . i^/U) J ^ ^^^'i^^^'deediuif To travel, stray, to // j y fioiaresjf ^qftf fresh, young, jiewly
sprung up. e ; y nooreh, A mark ipade by a fipt iron. t s ] J y nowzadehf Lately born. - ^
i*J i J ^ noo%shan> A fearful vpic^. e J ,* y nooxdch, Nineteeq, ? ., ^ . . A))^ noczdchow, li^e nineteenth. ^ ^i news. Moved, driving camels; p. noos^ j^ Lv- y noosephs, Ungrateful. [The raip-bow^ ^y newesh. Receiving, rising, enquiring. ^^ J noiveshiiint To write, to spare ; neiveshr
tftn. To bemoan, to go far way. ^(i y nciveshkofteh. New blown rose be*
ginning to expand. Jt^ y woos/?e//, Prosperous, gla^s, the rain-bow. jH /p-i:^ ^ noosheedun, To drink, to digest, [ass, fjo^ newes, Pec lining, escaping, delay, a wil4 ^y netvezj Perambulating, shining, motipfit yy mwet, Appending,
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[above watep. $io^ notvtety The crop of a bird, a place high a ^5 neiva, A sort, species, a supplication. icy newaty Fresh fruit. '.
!L_iy newef, Hanging over, eminent. J y woo/6'r,The water lily, [flictjou, calamity. ^^5 newfel. The sea, a handsome youth, af-:; jJkiy newfelet. Salt. ^'>^** nqfeedun. To re-f < V^i newehf A reddish white. [sound.
XSp ncwkety Dexterity. ^Jy newek. Senseless* Vp nowJib,, Senseless, stupid (wpmar).)
! i^ J nookali Deception. ^ ^y 7ioogan, An anniversary, feast. y\ jf ^ nooMkry Sharp pointed, /y nooker or ?ioogiterj A man or maid-servaRfj 6\/^ nowkerde.h, A grandson. * •'
i.li/J noofifar, A talkative maq. ^.^j newel f Presenting, a mode. Li>5^>^ wozi^/oof?. Freight. * ^i newem, Sleeping, i^ y noomei, Careless, xv« y nowmedf Hopeless. il j^^ J nowmeidee, Despair, out of all hopes. ^/i 7ioow,The letter ^^ , a lisb ; p. noon^ow, %^ ^i noonetf A fish. [firm,
J. J nooneh. The pit in the chin. Ji^j^ neivoosh. Snatching, firm.
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^^ ^ newool, Go'm^ {nsk'mgly.
^^y newoom, SIcfeping much.
%y neweh, Being exalted, generous.
l^yi nowhet, A meal, an. allowance.
,^ y weu;<»g. Purpose, absence, a house, travel-.
,ling from place to place. gvj^i neweeh. Ivy, wood-vine. • (ing,
5^jy7/eti;6'erefyA little fire. , ^*^^ ^ neweeStWiii" , A;, ^ wea'e€s/?. Describing, writing. .>
Cn-^!m^»i neweeslitun. To write, (vij.i wetiJd«5,Retiring, flying towards, strength. s^!, ^ 7ieweeh, A time, turn, a llute, apipe.
L J newcel^ The forehead, the front, ^j y ncween or noveen, A prince, the most excellent of any thing. [of a tree.
^', y nooyeh, A complaint, ^sucker at the root i*J ^„ ^ neweeduriy To lament, to cry aloud, J neht No, not, neither, not yet. [j"g»
l^; wc/i^, H'ilf dressed meat; nelih. Fault, a %^\^ nelMy Plur. of 4-*^5 neheh. ^ l^ nehh,her, Plur. of g^A^ neheheref. CL^l^J nehitt. Bellowing, murmuring,
/y\^neJiadegucejL\\t she w-bread.[administer.
"^ ^ L; nehadun. To place, to put, to apply, to
^jl^ we/zarce. Much, many, breakfast, fgry.
[J ^uj \^ neh^reedun, To be terrified, to be huu-
Ij '^ fiehh'^.et, Quantity, number. flioft*
fj^i^ nehhhSy The sparrow- hunter, a bird, a j^^j vehk%, Plur of l/i^j nehszei* c3l^5 nehb.ft. Braying. [plant.
^ U tu'hd,lee, A small carpet or cushion, a I'i^ nehhm, A blacksmith, a carpenter. l^ [^ nohhmet, Ghittony, a lion, jj-« l^ nelidbinee, A blacksmith, a carpentef. i\J'\} nehhn. Concealed, secretly. J y nehd^nee. Privately, secretly.
|H >j^ * L5 iiehhweedurii To fear, to dread, lb l^ neh^yetJThe end, term, boundary, excesiik t—*^; nehcl;, Spoil, plunder. ^ >J ly nohkneedun, To become beautiful*- .j^,^ nehbetf Division, 2^^ nekberet, A ditch* ^k^ nehhely An old man. [danger.
jyj^^ nehboor, A heap of sand. [of death. ijy^ nehbooret. Long, meagre, at the point ^ nohbek, The understanding, intelligence. ^^ nehheher. Exceeding bounds or measure,
a large tankard or vessel. ^ nehbee. Plunder, i^ nehseret, A step. gv^> nehej. Pointing out the way, making cleaf. 0^3 wcAe^,Generous. high, fleshy, a lion, [a body. Ij^ nehdh, A sandhill, i^^ nehret, Ac^owd^
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I ^ nokrehyk jar, jug. ts ^ Belonging to a rlrec v^j jiehe%, A lion, repulsing, shaking the head, i^ nehxett Au occasion. ^j**^ nohes, .Th^ y^ nehser, A wolf, quick, [sparrow-hunter, ji^ nehsek, A wild carrot. ji^j Tiehesh, Quick- p^ced (a horse,) biting. yi^ nehshel, A \volf, a hawk, aged.
i i^ nehef, Surpriz^e, admjration.
^,::^jy* nohoft, A certain mode of music. ji^neheh,k species of bifd, the b;*ayingofan ^ n^hel, Eatable. [ass..
i^ nehk^, A draugh^, [greedy eater.
m.^ nehtm. Addicted to gluttony, appetite, a . U^ nehi/i^r, ^ni^umerable, a dangerous war. J l^ ntth/ncLTi, Trqublesome, hardness. ^ L^. nehmkn,k troublesome war, [to. be done. JU^i nchemetyQvQdit yvish, whatever is necessary ♦ -Jy nohenl'on,ThG coyer of a furnace. [cloth. ^^^W nehenJt, A crocodile ^ nehneh, Fine >^^ nehood, Rising up, or springing upon ar^
enemy, i i^ n^ehoodet. Fat, tall and beautiful horsey ^ ^ nehooSy A lion. ^ ^^ «eAoo/,Plur. of 3^ nehef. ^ lithee^ Forbidding, an hindrance^ prudencei
a furrow, fat camel, ^ ,.
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\^K^ neheeLee, Booty, corrupt, plunder. ,;;s-^ nejieet, A cry, 4 deep sigh. [tremity, Ji^s Jiaheeti Hindrance, intelligence, the ex- ^^ neheed. Butter, j.*^ neheer. Plenty. y^*^ neheek, To bray or cry like an ass. C^ nei^et. Design, purpose, will i ne&t, No4?i ding froip age pr weakness. J^(^
• yuo neetooUt A species of tree, .^it l\ ■ ioySy^ neesrhn, Full of talk or pratirtg. ^ neehy Solid (a bone,) becoming hard.
jjj nsedel, A burden. [ble blow.
jjj neereb, A stout man. »^aj neeret,A palpa-f z /^ /2Cdrey, Any thing marcid or withered. ^ j^ neereJt, Beguiling, deceiving, decei^, '
fraud, a mark.
* J neroo, Strength, power..
! * J neerooz, The first day of the ye^?»
} yy^ neeroofevt The water lily.
/U ^ J neeroojnend, Powerful, prosperous.
^ J neereh, An earthen churning vessel.
♦J weex;. Also, likewise, again. [speari.
^ y^ neezei, A javelin. 9 ^ nee%eh, A shor^
^ neezsh. Frankincense, perfume.
•;5-**Naj iiQeseby A plain road. [grow*
,* I Ix.^ meithn, A fieldi where canes or reed&
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iL^ nee^t, Aiuiihilation, ruia, destructioo.
L^ »«mo,A lancet. , A^ neesh» The sting, a *itJ n€ihoo,K kind of plum, [puncture, a lancet. JLj neesheky A pipe, a flute. [The pulse.
jjaAJ W€(;«, Walking, a hedge- hog j^j Jiceai, kJ «€e/, Distant, the bst breath, death. jkAJ neetely A bucket, -a lar^c urn. ^..jCJ wecyf, A small reed or pen,
v^ nehlohJit, Fortunate, happy, blessed.
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j^ neeiter. Better.
^ [XXj neekrem, Famous, celebrated.
•<0 neekoo. Good, elegant, excellently,
^ neel, Acquiring. i\) ^-^^ neelgoon, Blue.
J I5 ^AJ neelooftir. The water lily.
/'"^ neerrit A half. a».a; neemet, Slumber.
^f^^ neemcheh, Dimin. of ^"'j A small short
J ^ /^ neemrooz,T\\c mid-day. [sword.
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^♦^ neemeh, The half, the palsy.
^j neeiv, Wise, skilful, learned.
s--» yt^ neyooh, Plur. of t-j U nal,
/^ ^ neeweSf Listening, weeping.
w/^* neewek, A bride. ^ y^^^ neyomerd, Pru-
^ w^ee. Far off. [dent, warlike.
^ neyem. Groaning.
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^^'^^'Whw, The twenty-sixth lettef of thd
Arabic, and the thirtieth of the Persian al*
phabets. In arithmetic it denotes 6. -^
■' wd^, And, as, like but, with, still.
\^wa. With, agaifi. ' ' ' [large camel.
«>ij1^ wao, Contracted together, ashamed, a
SjI^ wkhet, A well, a hollow in a stone.
1^ J^,,y ^ ^ wd,lforeedun. To cut off.
. y^ ) ^ whbos. Only,
. f^\ ^ whpes. Behind, again, afterwards.
i*/--^ ) ^ whhestuny To tie, to refer,
^iiwj I ^ whJjesieh, Bound.
^'^^^ I . ivhpeseerif Last, posterior.
juajl^ tl'hheset, Fire, m^ it'd^<3^ Lean, timid.
y^*)^ whtguer ot wittier, Onie who makes gar* ments of skins.
^^ ivkten. Continual, running water.
tJiSM^ fl/d^e^. Depending upoti, firm.
^\^tv^$en. Perennial, fixed in a place.
^ \^ wdj\ Hungry. [necessary.
. .^ \^ 9i)(ijph^ Proper, worthy, convenient,
4iijlA».5_5 w^jhat, Proper, est pedient, requisite.
A:».1^ iv^jed, A finder-out, contriver, an in- ventor. ♦j^tvvw.^1^ wkjespeedun. To grow, to adhere$ ]^ wajef, Palpitating (heart)
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jjjt^!^ wAcheedun, To gather or pick up, tQ iNa.!^ wxhed, Sole, oqe, singular,., [collect. 4— 5» ^^ whhef, Full of herbage, fconjecture. /I^ ?:;^M, Rightness, uprightness, truth, a .>^)^ ivhhhcheetK horse with a pack-s^ddl^,^ jUi^ tokkhed. Going ^n haste (a camel ) Ci)^»/^> '^AiJw^^Uiti, To purchase, huy. 'M^jf\yu;hkhcrdL{7i, Tq ^ke Q^re qr tl^ii^it of, tQ perforni hj labour. .w.\^v v . *
i^/^^y^ wit/fhe^dun. Beating (cotton)
(*/)' ) '> ^i^^dhdun, To restore, to Return. "*
^yi^ 'o ' ^ li^hdhshtim, To forbid, restrain, op-
j^ i ! ^ wkdekh, A vin6-bu4. [pose, to cofice^l.
unaI^ ivkdes, Springing up (a plant ]j
^^il^ wb,dA, Letting alone, qiild.
t_5:klj tukdeJty Sharp sword.
^^S^ wtbdek. Full of flesh (a man)
If aIj W^de&f 4 ysl^cy, low ground, a river,
/M L )^^ tvhdee-ariy Tl^e herb fennel, [a corner,
^a!^ whdeef, The swing or see- saw. ji?^ ti^3{er> l^eUn(](uishing, forsaking,
J )^ mr^ ]pqual, endowed with. feast.
1^1; 1^ f^^AyaWjThe elbow, o 10; 1^ e^;fi^r/^g^A^Th€j
>^ ; ^^ w^res. An heir.
4 yl^ whrehK A beam* a Iizar4.
(V^^^;^^ whrdk&htunf^ To exalt.
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.v^>^js] MfXB^i^\hos6: . [sack.
'i^\U/^; whrdhUfk bucket, amid-"veife, 9 large /p j^^ whreshf Eating, coming uninvited to .^yl^ zi/teg*, Belcbing. ^fl's»r' [a feast.
^ ^\^ w^rtf^ A fan ; a. Ample, fresh, v^c-; l*J^jU whro/ti'n, To walk, to gp, [dant.
ii^j^ War eh, Becoming full of green leaf. ^j\^ w^rein, A sweUing. /^/^ The elbovf, J^U u^roneh. Unfortunate,' unhgppy, dumb^ ^j[t^ ip^roo^ A fan, a ventilator.' * [inverted.- A'yjh ^^^roogA, Eruct^tipji. [excellent ipusk. ^ j\i tohreCy A flesby camel, a disease, subtile, /iyf^ xphrechh, Going fast, the elbaw% • ,11 •OAA:^ tt'4re£(/ttw, Tq 3walIoAY* } -■ ' 1 t*r,.j^} iT^r^^w, Being swift in going, the elbpwv J \*f whz, Forsaking^ parting wi^li, desisting^ ^ 1;^ u;to^, Inverteii. '.:::; \ .z. (careless, C^>>/b ?^'^^^^«» To cojic^L \Q teaze, tpbpaJt
or separate cotton. g^\^ wd^zsa, A prince, governor, magistrate. ^ J [^ ivazskegh, A rope. [verted,.
J •IjK tpaxshgoneh. Opposite, contrary, in? j^^ \^ wU%enj liawful money. /^'}^^. wh%eeklh Scalding. 9^J\-^ iv^zeerek, «^lj wasea, Large, spacious. [Tim%
uSm. ^^ whsek. Pregnant, y^ \ ^ zi?j^5ij/, Religio.us* ^\y waseK ^ Vv.tterfly.
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ft ykivhsli. Provision, food for cattle, [affinity. l^cV^ wtishejet, 'Connected different ways by .♦I /^ I * ' wh^hoduv, To be dissipated, to be va- 3i;^^ti;A5Ad/,Ahighmountairi,wrctched.[nished* jJ- L ivhsheh, A sparrow hawk or merlin. _^
^ I3 11^45/266, One who speaks in a low voice, a \ ^whseh. Eternal punishment, [slandei'ef. x^\^ whsef, A prais^r. 3^1^ whsel. Added, coupled, arrived. ^*a\^ w^see, Very near, close, adjoining, con- ^vtfW tvhxeh, Evident, doubtless. [tiguous. kto \^ whzea, Establishing. v»? J >;
jjfll^ 2i^^/e/, Low ground. [crop.
Sj^^^ wh-adst, (Ground) promising a good (/ ^ j , wk-adee, A fixed time. [fretting, J^ftl^ O'^-fls;, A preacher, ^c \^wagher, Angry> •^V^ tvbfedf Approaching, an ambassador. ^^^ tvhfer. Plentiful, many, wealthy.
«iM it'd^"i. Falling, happening, intervemng. Kii'lj wb,kkt. An accident, a misfortune, ai d, l«iM ^ ivdikh-at, Plur.of Wi Sy [battle, a dreamt iJ>S\^wakefi Standing, learned, a legacy. jj]^ whguefy But, if, however. [more.
^ . /)^ whherdun/To seize, to cover, to r^-
CJ'^-^J h ^^g^^^^^^^^^^h To return, to be la*
verted. ^j^Lj
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^J^ ] ^uMoshiunyTo retaliate.
Aj >Ji/l^ ivahsheedurijTo protract, to extraci,
ly^^^ t^agoftun, To upbrdid, reproach.
^,^,\^ wakel, Slow, sluggish (horSe ) i
^^^i wa^eti. Reclining, sitting down.
' i) >^, ^/K wMeWeeJuriy To search, to examinii.
i ] ^ u)hly Taking refuge, escaping ; p. A whalci
a large fish, y ) ^ whlh. Eminent, respectable, power, a
friend; A. But, yet, still, nevertheless;
tjnless, notwithstanding.
4 IM • walad, The plaistering of a wall, a large
c_-.n^ it'd^^e/', Enterirlg. [brick.
«j]ul\^ H'ales, Heavy, everlasting eviU
SL^Mj ivcilejei, Grief. ' ' "^
jsJ i^ ivkiedy A parent, a father. [ing lies.
ijJ!^ waledety A mother. ^1_5 tt>d/dfl. Tell-
JUJI^ waleaty Any thing which obstructs.
*1S^^ wallaheh. By God. [love.
a! ?^ ivaleh. Surprised, confounded, mad from
] \j tvd,lee, A command'er, a' prince.
> 1 • ifaW, Borrowing, debt. [to desist.
.♦j>* L ty whmhndiiii. To remain, to hesitate,
Jul, wamet, A companion, peer. [tor.
I 1^ U ivilinlihahy A creditor, j] /^] ^ K. deb-
j^ lXw*-« ^ J wamsitan, A debtor, a creditor,
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lJujI^ wh,mfit Loving, enamoured.
1^1^ wameet. Ill-luck ^\^wd,n, A guardian,
J U)^ tvunskz, A pair of compasses.
^^^ wkneh. Sitting.
.♦i*^;)* u'hnomoodan. To show.
i^js\j U iv^nehxduri. To pat down the feet.
^ \j waneQ, Benumbed, slow, heavy, languid,
^ Sy wb,w. The letter ^ [vile.
ilb^ <3 wawjelh, A loud qry,
» ) ^whh l^y ! pho ! c--^ ^^«z^tt^^^,A bestower.
X I* zA'^/^ew, Resembling, wrinkled, crooked,
a badger; a. 2i?(i/^<?/;2, Supposing. 4^^\^ lokhen^ Feeble, enervated.
A^^ w^hf.e. Dissolved, broken. ^]^ loaie. Promising, conceit, fancy, thought. (•/^y^ ^^yftftuH, To perceive, to apprehend. ^ )^ w^yeh. Alacrity, joy, a portion, a lot. lo ^j Wiiyeeti A large pot and saucer. ,^^^ web^ Making, or getting ready. [ease. L J webiti The plague or any epidemical dis- 4j«ijj webbhs, The moon. *^ ij^ Timorous. . j ijj webdi. Unwholesome air, a sin, crime* ^^ webed. Angry. ^^ weber. Wool. yM>^ U'e^*, Equal.
4iaj^ii?eZ'e5,Cheerfulness, agility. [wound.
ia^y webet, Wavering, entangling, gaping
\^^^ Wtltk, Perishing. ^^weUee, Giving much milk (a she-camel.) IX, ^tvehiiet^hl}xr\^&c.^i^ ^^wehwekp Perishing, jjj mtheh. Apprehending, Wj^Oto*
J^^^i)^i'C6/, A country aiSictedwith plague. ^y:uuy 'ipehee^, Flashing. 3^^ .lUeOpel, Unwhale* ^^^ zvet, Cooing of doYQs. [same,
,Ib.tj ^ wstoJiet or ^j ^ivelehj Low-.pricedo ^U^ wetay^r, Pluc. of »,^-i^ taetes^net. u^'^ wefTeb, Steady,, fixied.A^A3^tvetekhei,Dir:t, j^'^ VJdte^, A stake, a club. [clread> fright. ^.^ weler. Sole, singular. S^j^ loeiereii The bridge of the nose, Jthe 4^ »jj> n^etree, Separately. .J[.niargiQ.
jij^ wetshy Base, meaq, vale. .[cnuje,
4j_5 weteghj Stupid, penseiess, cornmiUiqg a ^^^'^ wetenk, A bunch of.giiapese QjP'^ ivetoQTii Ranning water* »^j_3 weieeret, A path, a furrow* 4._jlj_j wes^bf LeapiFig, iissaulting™ %,[^^ iveshhet, An assault. [fleshyc
lb»lj^ wesbjei. Thick, entangled, asking much, .\^yWe3ar^ Soft, /^ ^':^ ty«j,sal, A hcusca ti \3^ tveshhet, Constant. ^\^^ tveskm. Producing little (ground ) wesel, Assaulting, leaping.
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jS^ tveser, Softening. ^^ Brfaking the head;
Itdy wesghet, A little water. }^ ^ wesel,A rope.
j».S^ wesem, Pcnurv, rareness, scarcity.
jjjS^ tveseti, An image. [rushing.
*-r^>*j tt^d50o5. Assailing, leaping, springing^
c«j>p_5 wcsook, Confidencci trusting to.
^wi^ tveseef. Thick, densfe.
1^aS_5 iveseckhtty A bunch of herb6. [firni. ^j tueseer, Soft, tender. uJiaS^ Strong, solidj
^^ weseelj A weakly young deer. *.a5^ weseem. Firm in flesh. -^^ ^ ii^e/, The U._5 wejh. Striking, beheading; [sweet cand; ^ l.a.^ wejtLh A curtain, a veil. SU.J tjUejd.%, Piur. of j^^.^^ tveje%^ J U. J wejdr. The den of a hyena, I3U.J tveju^ef, Ready, expeditious. -U.^ wejk-a, Plur. of ^^ it'^yd. JUj ivejhl, Plur. of }.^^wejel. ^Wi w;<?;a//, Face to face> opposition. ^. ^^ « luejel, A span, nine inches. Xa^3 tvejbct, Falling with great noise. ^i^^wejooj, An ostrich, ^a. 5 ti>ci/eA, A hole^ Aa._5 tt^C76'«?» Wealthy, rich. [den, cave,
(^^^jcj.^ wejdan, Recovering any thing lost. i^^ wejex, A cistern, a cavity in a mountain where water collects.
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^^ wefer, l^imorous, a den,
W^ ^^^^f Trembling (a female.)
^3 W(je%, Nimble, swift.
u*^3 ^^J^s, A low sound, tremor.
«c».^ iD9(!it, Disease, complaint, mourning.
Sxs^^ wejat. Disquieted, troubled (woman.)
■f^^^ wejayee. Troubled, affected (person.)
cJU.^ wejef. Shaking, staggering.
i^j wejel. Fear, afraid.
^^ wejlh. Timorous woniari. [ous, niggardly.
•ca.^ tvejetfit Drowsiness, a hill of stone, CO vet-
jjji.^ wejerit A blow, prostrating.
Ua.^ wejnh Large- cheeked, [confimed.
JULa.^ wejnet, A cheek. u-j>^_5 wyoob, Duty^
h^^i u^'ofoohet, Timid, timidity, [individual,
»^=*^ wojood, Invention, substance, person^
\y^^ tvojooi, Quick, nimble, ready.
tJ>^^ w^'^/oo/i Tottering. ^^^Wftjooiiiy Dis*
^^^ it>e/ee,Covetous, worthless, [quieted, sultry*
4y*A=*^ iD^jeeh, Palpitating (heart*)
Ua^^ tOejeehi Thick cloth.
«Xa^_j wejeed, Smooth ground*
S .Ajs.^ t£)?jedre/, Timorous, timiJ.^*^^ wjeet,
^K^^wfJjee-a,Vdtient, injuring. [Epitomized.
cjiA^3 lOejeef, Tottering, palpitating. [hot.
^3 wejed, A ditch, ^a^^ wejeem, Excessive
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^x^^ wejeertt Hard ground, the bank of a river. [a chief.
^A^^ Wf'jeeh, Respectable, dignified (man,) ^^ weh, A pin, the pole of a tent.'l-*^ wehd, i^{s.^wehhlf,A disease on camels. [Quickness. ci,U.^ ivehcit. The distant rolling of thunder. aIs»*_j ivehadf (plur ) Ones. cJU^ ivehhfy Plur. of 3U=>^ wehfei. J:s^i>} welh'jet. Low ground. ^^ ivehed, Sole, alone, incomparable. SLJ^j.-*^ n'eM(i?z^t/6'^ Unity, singula rit J. SiNs-^ ivehdet, Being alone, a solitude. ^ju^^ ivehesh. Desert. - '^[fortles».'
cL-Jii.3 wehshety A solitude, a desert, coin-» /^li;=»^ ivelishef?i, AfHiction. ^y.io»^ wesheCy AYild man or beast, (jas*. Wdhes, A pimple on a woman's face- iuajs.^ wehsef, Cold. [^^g^
cJUj ivehef, Lying down, hairy, full of her- U-*^ ivehjh^ Red earth, covered with black Iis»_, ivehfeti Black stone. [stone (ground.) ^3 meliel, A marsh.
1:^^ ivehnety Slippery clay. fincomparable. ^y^^ wehooh, Swift, baste. ^^2*^ wohood, Solci if^y^^ tvohoosh, Desert, desolate. *s^i»^ ivohoofct, Long llo wing black hair. '^
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^ywehee, Sudden death, suggesting; we<->
hee, A noise, '^aa.^ weheed, Alone, unique, only, single. rj^j weheedefan, (fem.) Alone, only, single. ^Ks>^ weheem. Excessive hot (day ) t& U^ wekhashei. Of the worst kind i^Uj lue^hamet, Indigestion. J^ yWekhch&e, A date stone. ^^ wekhez, Pulling up, removing^ ^.c*
. £^ ^ wekhesh, A commencement. [Piercihgv ♦ yt^^ wek^shood, A prophet, j^i:*.^ weUie^s, ^ !^^^ "Wehhtvhhhy Feeble, impotent, flagging ics^^ci.^ a'e>^/?iye^/ie/,The noise of a bird, [belly,, a^ai weJihoody Going quick fa camel.) 'jvj^ai^ 26'e^Aoo5, Motion. ^^ we-ihee, Intend- yAsL^ fvekhee%f A honey cak^ [^g» goii^g* ^^ wekhecz, Wounded^ i^ U'^<^/ Friendship, loving, affecting, , '. , n, 8^'^A^ tvedh-af, Death, destruction, vw ^ i. ^^ Aii_j wedhd, 'Friendship, love. • ,
jj^U^ ivedhSy Full of herbage. . ^\ii wedA-a, Adieu, farewell.
j^i^ wedaf, A gleet, the penis. LJ>!^_5 ivedhki Intense heat, lust. /.-^^:s^ zi^^'c^r^w. Dressing a bride., V;i:'> '• , '. - g i ^ zt'cc/f/, Thejugular veinofa horse, a caus^.
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^^\smtytvedejhnei The two jugular veins ol^ 3b* A ^ wedehet, Somewhat^ [a horses
j*]ji weder, Turning (face.) ^5^ tvcdeSi Full of herbage (ground.) ^^^A^ tvedesh, Depravity. [voicd.
yoA^ ivsdeSy Whispering, Speaking in a loiy eji^ ivcdefy A sling, a slinger, melted. Hi 5^ ivedfei, A meadow full of herbage. x_Ji ay ^edekt Dropping, raining. [&:C.
X5i^ wedeJtetf A pimple upon the eye, ear^ a) 43 wedejt, The fat> the interior fat. Ja^ U'c'Jt;/, Shaking a bottle in order to mak^ butter. [passion, or anger.
'•^t^^vedun, Wetting >^ ^ y^ wedoof, Fury> a 3 A3 tvedood. Affectionate, a loVet. cJJ3 ^3 tvedoo'ki Libidinous. [Forbidding* 4J^A3 wedoohf A £esby fowl- *^3 tvedeh, ^i^ wedee, Destruction, dying, advancing. i>ja^ ivedeed, A friend, loving. yM^a3 wedees, A palm-tree. XJA3 wedee-a. Quiet, mild, tatne. Ju^a3 wedeefet, A meadow verdant with her- «La3 wedeek. Fat fowl. [bage.
j^a, wedeen, Wet, macerated, r&3 zt'^itt^. Disagreeable to the ear.
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Vl ^^ tvezhly The stomach, the paurich. i1i_5 ivezht. Disease, detriment. ^15^ wez^h, A procuress, a bawd. '6 ! i ^ wezb,h, Membrum virile. S^n ^ ^ woxhlet, A piece of meat. SjA-j Wezeret, A piece of boneless meaL^^^ ^^'iij luetfcin, Making haste, ^ 3j wezcrn, A rope fastened to the bucket. Ui^ wezmht Barren,
X^ ij i£?yf%6'///ci, The fat tripe. [behind.
Sj^ werh, A grandson, what is before ot dLi \j^ werhs, Receiving by inheritance, [shrub, alj^ ivertid, A rose, any flowering tree or. ^ ! j^ wera-a, Timid, cautious, moderate, slen- ^Mj^ iverkkdc, Plun of Li'^^ ti)or/Ji; [delr, iJlj^ w&rb,};, A carpet, a cushion. '
u_j^5 z^er/;, The den, a member, a joint. 7. ^;^ iverlajy Great, a quail. ♦^ O'y * wortkftun. To kick or tread upon. y*y ^ ivertej, A quail. vJl^^^ zt^ers. Fresh, re-
^^ werj, Largeness. [cent.
-r , « tvorchee, Although. **r^ ^ J ^ e^or^/i^s^MT?, To rise or stand up, j^ ^ worhhet, A species of herbage, ^ ^ fferc?, A rose, a flower- tree.
♦/^ J ; J ^ werd^shtunr'i^^ exalt. ^ V 8 •
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^^Si^j'WW^Aw, A baker's rolling-pin,
gij5 werdef^ A rose, ft ; ;^ wordeh, A pipeoq,
a pi^'eou-house. [fit, habit, a sown fiel4f tf Aj3 Wdfdee, Rosy. ^ ^ « ?^.'er2s. Acquiring pror }j^ iverezsh, Tbe gi^'ingale. / r' ) J ^ wer%esJip Profit, custom, habit. fj J ^ u^erzguer, A worknian. i*)^») J ^ ^^^zeedun To sow, to acquire a
habit, to glory, to labour, to ^ain, to blow. (j«j^ iMGrs, ^m^ro^, if J ^wers\, A starling of aU«j^ tverestAd, A stipend, [stare^.
^ ,5 wersee, A kind of r^d pigeo^i, a species ^^ j ^ werseej/lhe roof, ^ floor, [of wood, ^li- I ^ woreshhUt A pigeon, a dov^. u«j5. ^<>r^*4 Layih;/ ap egg (a hen.) ^ ^ ^ wergh, A ditch, a marsh, a weasej. L^j^wertf, Long, large i^j ^wereh, A leaf. Vij^ werkh, A she-wplf, a female-pigeon, a
ye^r vyithout rain. l>j^ wereket, A leaf, a letter, paper. aJ^^ werek. Reclining on the hip or side ;
p. An eagle, a dove. ls>j^ Ufprka., A womani having large hips. j^ J \ wergar, A thorn, bramble, brier. 7 y (^^^ werkkkooj, A broken finger. c/^j^ if^^XgUj^shiun, Tp hq dei^troyed.
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fp ^j ^ tvergoosh, An ear-ring.
cJ J^ zi'ori-fie, A cause, fsembling it,
^^^ werel, A lizard or any other animal re*
fji w?«re//i. Swelling, angry, enraged.
%j ^ werna, A dove, a pigeon, a yoiuh.
IJ^ t* y ^ Wifrnh^, Supine, lazy, insiensible, carer
-^ U . ^ werukmeht A surname, [les^.
>^C i * tvemkut Useful, a mediator,
>; y * werend* A spider, a spider's web,
j^j^j^ «;ert^«Ja»,Taking the measure of gar-
>mSi ) ^ wereti^, A darniiig, a patch, [merits,
^y ^ 2fdr;jri/'f, If not, otherwise.
^^j^ ^^^ood, Arrival, alighting,
ir3J3 u^oroush, Devouring foq^<
l^js t^oroogh, Belching. uJt^j^ woronf, Ex-s
4^j^ aoroo^. Reclining, [tensive shadow.
*j^ zfc^re/?. Senseless, corpulent ( woman.) •
[^j zverhh. Foolish woman.
^*^ J * worheeri, Imitation, learning.
t^j^ Were€t A disease on the lungs; p. weree,
l^indled (fire,) fleshy cattle. Ij ^ ivereyhi A large hammer of iron. s^„ J y, tJ^^retl, Bent, a part of any thing, clajj^ wereyety Full of flesh, tender, »>ij3 wereexet, A vein stretching from the. tfTiJj werees, D^ed (^loth. [heart to the liver.
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«j J J wereea,TemptT^tc in meat or drink, cCrt*-
cJ^j^ wereef. Extensive shadow. [tinent.
tjbj^wereek. The leaf of a tree or paper, lofty.
h*j i wereehet, A woman full of flesh.
^ ^ tvozsh, Rage, malignity. [lusty,
j^ we%Zy A goose, a duck. \j^ tVe%a, Strong,
*ft\\^ tve%zhf't Craftiness, ingenuity.
ij]\^ wezb^ret, The dignity of vizier or minister.
^Sy^ we»)ffi. Swiftness, nimhleness.
^*J^ J ^ we%hn, Blowing (wind.)
WJ3 v>e%uh or w,^3^ Flowing (water )
^j^ wezer, A fortification; wezr, Fault, sirt>
crime, a burden, y^l^i^ ) ^ we^gheshet, A species of herbage. J J 3 tvez^fy Making haste. C)^ j^ we%sJifkny An intercessor, mediator. (j/^ wezek, Galingale or sweet cane, ^ J ^ wexeky A towel, a frog, a lizard. J y ^ wezel,A. poisonous reptile of the serpent ^*J J ^ u^}Ee72,Mcasure, weight, [kind, an adder, Uj3 weznet, A talent, a certain measure. ^^Jj j^ wezetikt A patch. J ^3 J J ?^C3{w;^5t, Swift, brisk, a dwarf. j^J3 U'e»iye«, Deaths a plank* - :.. ■
ij^j_5 wezwezet. Making a peculiar motioji of the hips when walking.
iif>J^j^^ fbozfiTiooIeedun, To instigate, t'6
quench toblow. [short body (a man,) an ass.
6 J ^ wezshehfThe span, c^j^ wezee, Hsiving A
y^j^ wezeeVf or verier, A minister, a vizier>
a councellor of state, a Vicegerent. gU^ wesshj. Swift-paced, ili.^ tveshd, A couch, pillow, a cushion. • fl9 U3 weshtet. Intercession, mediation. *U_5 wp.sctm, Elegant, handsome, OuL.^ wesiidt Plur. of aU^ weshd\ (^ Iaa«^ westhn, Sleeping on the back, ^^^ wesekh, Nastiness. ^^^ Plur. of :iU^ , ki«3 wesef, The centre. j,l2*»^ wosiee. Middling, the middle finger. ^^ tveskt Ample, possible^ opulent, vi^eal-
thj, Opportunity, jju-j ivesek, Collecting tears in the eye, heap- ing up, conceiving. [stone. *^^ wesem. Describing, marking with a hot ^^^ wesemee, Rain. ^^ ^ we^en. Sleepy, drow- U--^ weshh. Plentiful, perfect, [sy, slumber. j^ \lm^ loestikn. Drowsy, dozing, i^ wesnee, Sldthful, sluggish (woman.) ivesoo. Leaning upbn, the circumference of the mouth.
jiA^^ weseek. Rain, driving, w t
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^iumy weseelet. Nearness, nighness. ;.
m^j^ tvescetn, Marked, handsome^ beautiful*
U^ tpeshi^t Wealth, riches.
/jfl*'^ weshai, Good news; a. A little milka
*U3 tve^ham, PJur. of ^^ weshenu
IjU^ tve^hayett Informer, accuser,
v^U, i^e^Aay^:^^, A well stuffed cusWon. [ness,
h^^ weshicl. Alive, life. . ^ ^ weshtee, Good-
^3 weshehh, Weak, worse.
yi^ weshe%, A raised grouncj. [Moderate,
^j we&hti, Mixing, climbing. ^^ weshegh^
%Jii,^ tveshek. Gum ammoniac, assa fpetida,
ilij tveshek, Hasty, swift, nimble, active,
y^ f lueshel, A little water, dropping
f-i^jj v^eshem, A mark, a sign, a pictu^-e.
jjjij weshen, A hill, s,^ Ix;^^ Cherry win^,
lA^ui weshwashf Slender, swift, quick.
^^^ w^eshuueshee. Swift, quick, brisk.
(J y' ^ weshooi, Embroidery.
ssyji.^ weshwee. Marked, stapipt.
<^> weshee. Embroidery, ^ying cloth.
ijjlJi.^ tveshykrit A reward.
laxi^ tvdskee%f A crowd, a body of people-
Ijui^ vjeshee-at, A clew, a track of dust.
yjj:.^wcslieek. Meat parboiled andrtben dried.
*\J^ ^ wesheek, Nimble, active, swift.
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t#^ wesk, Planted close together (plants.) aL?^ wes^d, A 'Weaver, ^^ba^wesaf, Ades- ^ L*j weskl, Arrival, joining, [criber, praiser. JjU»_j tvesaeh Plur. of xXa*?^ w.sseelet, ^^^^ weseh, ^ick. ^^^ ^ mesekh, Eilth, dirty, ,Xi<»^ wesedy Texture. [nastiness.
{ i^^ wesef, Harrative, praise, description. ^^ wesel, Attachment.
i*fi>^ i^eslee. Copulative, conjunctive. oMf^ ivesenit Indisposed; wesem. Breaking, ^raising, cleaving. [ed-for object.
3^4^^ ii!!550o^,Arrival, the enjoyment of a wish- ^^Aa * wesee, A testator, an executor. ijOwA^^ wssaedet, A stone, ericlosure. fjj^^ Wf.seeretf Compact, contract. ^to^W^seel, A companion, an intimate friend. SXm>^ weseelet, A cause, [ness, force, violence, ga^ ive:^, Indispensableness, necessity, earnest- ipU^ we%bj'at. Cleanness. iUtf^ ivezhhh, Quarrelling, contending. M^ et'^ssz. Condition, disposition, gesture, Ix^^ we%^at, Position, posture. m^ ^ wezem, Placing meat upon a mat or board. U*a^ we%met, A company, a body cf men. ^^j iDe%en» Interlacing, weaving.
-.^*tf^ ivezooh, Proof, evidence.
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^yi ^ weiookh, Filling a bucket with waten
^^^^ wezewa, Walking, troubling, [doubted.
^A*i>^ wezeeh. Evident, manifest, clear, un-
K^^ wezeemetf A crowd.
j^Aj*^ tvezten, Twisted together.
U93 tveia. Treading, kicking.
1*1^3 wetk-at, Smooth, soft ground.
vli>3 tuethht Plur. of ^..^^ weth,
ilt^ tvetht, A footstep, compulsion.
yrfU,^ wetb.s, A shepherd.
fc^;.^. weth, A milk-bottle made of leather.
i,juio ^ weieSf Treading. [veiling, treading.
dio^ weted. Consolidating, joining, solid, le-
jh^ wetevi Vse, [ing.
ii»i3} iz;e/c5. Breaking into small pieces, kick-'
^^ tVetesh, Relating any thing in part, giv-
Lls^ U'otet, Feeble. [ing.
^y tvetem, Letting down a veil.
j^^ tveten, A country, a dwelling, abode.
jyt^ wetee, Trodden under foot.
»--J3^ wezeh, Keeping, preservings
y^^ wezer. Big- bodied, i^^ tvezmet. Doubt.
v^fc^ tvozoob, Diligent, continual, persever-
1*3 wa-h^ A sheath, repository. [^"g*
cJU^ wa-df, Flur. of lJU ^ t^a-o/I
*-rAc tfo^. Taking the whole.
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Cl^c^ was, Feeble, lean, soft ground, Ufi^ wasct Difficulty in travelling. ^^ wad, Promising, threatening, S J^ ^ tvadd, A vow, determination, ^Ej war, A rough mountain, rocky, a decli- ys_5 tt^ass, Nodding. [vity,
l^^ 2^.'osA, Hilly ground without a path. ^^ wa%, Advice, admonition, a preacher, ^ 2^o/, Hard ground where water lies,
jbj 'i^oky Sullen, morose, ill tempered^ ^c^ i^ak, A fever, a pain. y. ^ wal, The mountain goat. ^\^^tvawh a, A noise, murmur, a multitude, c^^ wawa, A wolf, a hyena, eloquent. %,3y&i wawef, Weakness of sight. lys.^ watvel, Plur. of 3^ _, wal. ^ ^ 2i>ayee,Collecting, custody, remembering, 4y^fij waebfA large house, [restored, pus, matter. ^^ ^ wayeed, Promising any thing good, U y iveghh. Combat, fight, war.
l^ wegher, Enraged, indignation, a tumult. i^y^^ wogh%on, The church-yard. ^« J tt^eg^e/, A man of low condition^ (^^ weghem, Mischievous, hatred. ^£3 weghoo. Noise, clamour. i^^s^ weghoof, Dimness of sight,
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h^ weghee, A voice, tumult, a battle* ^^ ivegkeej, A ditch, pool. is ^ wefa, Sincerity, sufficiencj. iU^ wcftit, Decease, death. [formityw
c-Jli^ ^eftik. Approbation, agreement, con- ^} > ^^f^^^i A weaving instrument, ffriendi jyi^ wofood, Arrival. jUi^ we/eek. An intimate d 15 J tueJtad, Understanding, intelligent, skil- j\j^ wekar, Peaceable, modest. [ful.
«Uj wehkk'ti. Malevolent. i^\S ^tvekaf, Tardy, refraining from fighting, ^\S ^ weJtam, A sword, ['"g*
X* 153 wekaniet, A shameful repulse, subjugat- • IS^ ivakahy The head man of a church. 4-0 J wekeh, Entering, eclipsed, the sun-setting, *:xSjU;e^/, Time, season, hour, [approaching. JiS^ wektee, Whilst, when, ^j tveieh. Hard hoof, impudent. •JJ^ weked, Lighting (a fire) [riolence,
iJ?^ wekez, Quenching, calming, beating with ^3 weker. Ill-will, modesty, gentle, deafness, i^^ tuekret, An impression. ^>*^ The scab. U^ zi'e^^ A hollow in the ground or mountaim ^ ^ wekfeei A pious bequest. ^ ^ uekcl, A stone, an ascent, mounting k ^^ wekern. Forbidding. [horse.
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ip^ tuelcdod. Fuel for fire. [(woman)
jy9^ wekoor, Grave, excellent, beautiful kfiy tut'^oo-a, An accident, occurrence.
i3y9y woioof, Knowledge, practice. Stoppings
MP'^ ^^k oof eye f. Experience.
^y^ i^okool, Ascending a mountaid. ^ weiee, Protecting, keeping, ui'^ wekeehy Shameless,^ar^etifid (man.)
AaK^ wekeedf Lighting a fire, the heat of fire;
L^^ wekeet, A large hollow in a mountain*
JffA». wekeet. Immoveable.
Kxii^ luekee-a, Sharpened sword or knife.
Jui' luekesfee, A Christian priest. 4sJ^ Wd^, Repulsing.
U^ ^ wekiL, An avaricious man, a chain. u-jl^5 w)^>^^^» AiFecting, mourning, Jls.^ wekar, Trilnsgressioil. jl^ wekhl, Sluggish, slothful. 3b l^, J wekkyct, A stick, a club, [attentive. c__^S5 tueksb. Unclean; wekeh, Assiduous, ^^_5 ivekdh. Treading under foot. •^ zx^e<?'6'2i, Beating, treading. .^^=. ti'^/fe^, Detriment, deficient, j^g^ ■ tuekel, Impotent.
^5 wekcm, Melancholy, dull, sad, afHicted. tt^l wekmet, Saturated,
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^£,5 weien, Sitting upon her eggs (a bird.)
«jia^,!^£»j wehwhket. Having large hips (a
^y^>i tve.kood. Stopping, [woman.)
f J welky Time, a thing, business.
1^3 welht, Government, dominion.
* II ^ weltbd. Silk, o- ^^ welas, A wolf,
c_3^^ Welti f. Familiar, friendship,
J 1! ^ welaneh, A wound.
cii^j^ lye//. Imperfection, want, defect.
^^ wolgh. Sipping, lapping. [incessantly.
V-*!^ welef, or c-J^5^ Lightning flashing
cJil^ ireW, Swift, haste, active, ready at false-
'jijj wel^ee. Prancing, nimble. [hood.
J^ weletn, A fetter, a saddle-girth. 3J5 iveloo, At least. [solicitude.
^\ ^ ^ivdwaly Vexation, great trouble of mind, Sa^J^ wolocdet, Procreation, begetting chil- {jM^j woloos, Going in haste (a camel.) [drcn. e^^ woloo-a, Desire, avidity, ^^J^ weloivee. Rainy.
J * welee* But, yet, however ; welee, A com-' " panion, a favorite, a prince, judge, a skve. jss^A^tveleejet, A company, an intimate friend, ^ ^ weleechch, A jsincere friend, a sack. ^a1 ^ tveleekh, A linen cloth or garment. o^aJ^ weleed, A son, a slave. . ^^ ^ u^e/ce5,Good,
iJ^ weleef, Nimble, swift, aclive. U^ wemh, A knot, a sign. .av^-i > a.vS
gU^ tt^dW^/V Pudenda vulva. [tvifh rage. il*3 tuismed, Extremely hot (night,) flaming 5 j^^3 wemzet. White; .'{. . r 7 a ,.i. ..'•>*. ,. ,,„ y^- wemer. Moreover, besides, f^^ightly^
jjcr-*_, it'ewz, (Lightning) glancing, flashing uJt.3 wemek. Affection, love. [fatigue.
S.£a^3. ivemh^ty Liberty; ^^ iijew, Languor, G j ivena, A wbod-pi^eon, a turtle-dove. > ^ wendy Commendation. «j^ fiy^wa, A small quantity of any thing. ^ Ao^ wmehky The top of a bunch of grapes. ^^ iVeneni, (A Hj) leaving a mark. Xaj_5 wenytt, Benumbed, slow, slothful, a
pearl, a string of peafls, a sack. thJ ^ weneezsheh, Pure frankincenses i'iyii . t?> ^^ wefteem, The dung or mark of a fly, ) ^ ^ tvewh, A good omeri. ^^^j ^f^*o^ooli Taking refuge, tf ^^ tvotvee; Writing the letter j [ness.
i^ ti?e^, or s_jji^ Ah! alas! ivekk Grief, sad- U[^'^ iUehah, A givef, bestower, liberal, ,U^ tvehhaj, Flaming. [generous,
i$\j^ ^ wehhfety A sexton. -^Vjv^
^Uj ivehhiimi I)oubtful, suspicions, v^^i:^ „^
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»^ tveheh Granting, p resent! ng« ix^^ wehtet, Low ground. »5^^ tuc^*. Careful, laborious, watchful, asai- gvA ^ wehej, The heat of fire. [^uoua#
0^^ tuehed, A valley, a declivity. , ^,^ j
«^3 w$hem, Mistaking in calcul ation, hatred ^
tvehem. The naind, sense, opinion. g^^ i ivehmee. Conjectural, imaginary, ^^ wehen, Weak, enervating, midnight.^ ^^j *\^ y tvehivhh, Ninxble, (juick, swift (horse.) i^yi>^ wehoob, A giv^r, generous. ^_^ J lu^^ee, Broken, split- u^^weheet,Ach\nk ^^y weheetiy An overseer, ^pr cleft, a crack. ^ * M/ei, He, 0'. strange I i^\ wonderful!; ^y wcej. The wooden socket of the plough- x^^J^"^ toeej^k. Clear, pure. [share.
*\^3 week or ^3 weekh. Oh I >u.^ 'ipeedy Lost. ij Miy ^^^*c^» rhe leprosy. [companion,.
• ^ V^eefy The mind, intellect, interrogation^ a \yl^ weerU, To him. ' Vy...^.,v.
♦J )^^ tveerkn, Desert, ruined, depopulated. ^ I y weeree. Cloth, the leprosy. [disease. ^f ^ weezsh, Clear, sincere. ]^, ^ weeshel^ h^ y weel, Woe to you, fy upon you, cala- J^ ^ weeleh, Cunning. .--^ /^ [mity, distress^ *{^ me^hr Coine pa !. aiong ! away tb^p \
¥^ ^ he, The tweftty-seveiith Ittteh of, the, Arabic, and thirty-first .of tho Persian iaa- g^age. It denotes 5 in arithmetic. \j> hit,. She, her, it. «_-^l»r /ia^, A serpent, ijo U ^<i^dSJe/, Nimble, going iq hastCi ^jU hb,her, Dividing, ciitting. ji,Ai> halfeshi Qne who ccrlkct^ much* Jajl> hhhetf Descending. > " ' . ^ ' . CL,U A^^e, Qiye ! grant J Jet i^ hc-StO I c-ijU /id/e/J Crying, ^f t: - tbr--*. ^ja. U. hkjer, Deyirious, moving. ' ijsf U hajeret, SenselesSr niad, profane. (ji^\j^ hhjes. Recalling to mind. laii.U hkjeshety A crowd just assembled. Jo.liJ> ^4;*e/, Sleeping, walking, [der-boxv
^^ Lb hhjen,i A girl married toQ young,a ti%- ^U hdjee» A satirical podt. .; /,
aIa A^, Disturbing; adilptrng, repulsing. i».x
^ A U hkdevr Base, meaii. {^ ^U lihjdefy Coming MSitA hkdefet, A crowd. : [iiear,. entering* j^ i lA A^c^/, Hang-iftg the \ipitb A .s'-^ w *A /^ V< 1 a lA hkdetnf A deSttdyer,^ deiridWiingiN <tJ ^.^j J S lift kiizht This: j^iu Mae/^, Excessive hot. ; k hhr, Aged. A^jiin h^teby Fiy'itip,'^ A\i^^ ^ iv ^ y i handy The^^tkday of tl^e mcath. , ii
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fjj^j^ hhrobrii A wicked horse.
J i ha%, A curling lock, fj i htizsh, A nolstfj
j^^li* ^Axf^eje,, A kind of, fish* [clainouri
-^li6 b^%em. Oppressing.
l^jU hazeniet. Ill-luck, miserable.
I*<?l^ hasset, Tbe elephant's eyes.
^^ Ia haser, A lion tearing his prey.
t—^ U hh%ehy Raining ^ La hazem. Gentle,
^ U hii-a, Greedy^ vile. [soft, tender.
3u£ U hb,-ayet. Senseless woman.
^iU M/dd, A famished man.
jJflA hkkeh k male-mousCi
^< U hklej. Sleepy, loquacious; [ent.
UiA hdiei^ Loose bellied. %)\ji h^la, Impati-
^ L* hkle^', DestructiTe, destroyed.
jySil \^ haleke/^y A blacksmith, a polisher*
^ U lA hhmaly Uniform, harmony.
JU U hkmetf An owl, the crown of the head^
g^^ U hkm(j A remainder* [the chief of a tribe,
^ vi> hhmedy Corrupted, i-^r/: ,«?.•» ;? -vA
y^\A h^mer , Poi|ring down rain (clotid ) [tears.
y* U hamezy A defamer. 3^ U ^dtoid/. Shedding
^ U A4w6/w,The meked fat of a camel's bunch.
^y* i h^moon. Level, evctj ground, [know \
jH i; ^dw.Far from It ! have-a cai'e ! make haste I
ju U h^net. The interior fat erf the , eye. ]
^^lA hhwee. Fallen headlong, locusts. UU hhhcLy Laughing* Uibu hkhonk. This, ^U Me, O! ah! alas I wonderful! t^li My eh. Fear, formidable, dreaded, ^lA ^/3^e/, Rage. ikj\J, licii/edy Repenting. yj{^ Jiayery Tumbled down, ruined. *j lA hkeyd. Dark night, c-o U hkyef, THirstj. 3^U hhyel. Hideous, fearful. Li\^ hhyem. Amazed, distracted, • "\ ^A Ae^i, To stir up. v_jU6 ^e^a^, Kimble, quick, libidinous. kj\j^ holkreky A youth grown up of age. ^ Ua holfcti, The top of a mountain, the crowa. XI lAi> heblaiet ^Bearchy endeavour, [of the head. Xj ui kolhyety A book, the bark of a tree cIIaaA /^efe/. Descending. XajJ* y^e^^^ A gift, pre- isAi> helez, Going in haste, running. [sent. i^x* hehrej. Walking proudly, a light quick
pace* a large fleshy bull. ^ yjki> helreieCj A goldsmith. ^^J^ Kebrek, A youth grown up of age. X^^Aik liehreJiety K tender polite dehcategirl. yso yj<^ heherJiely Handsome youth. yj>'hebezy Sudden death, ^j^ hehes,The violet; ^aA hehesh. Collecting, acquiring'. 4,aA^ htbes. Joyful, gay.
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^yiflAib hehsee. Cheerful, brisk, active.
txik hehet. Decreasing, decaying.
kj^ hebegh. Sleeping, ^j^ hehel, Death.
JLaA hd'eUee, A haughty or strutting pace.
(_J>^;uA hohnooky A slave.
j^ heboo, Flying in the wind (dust.)
c--»^xA heboolt. Blowing (wind); hohooh,
Watching, waking. |^a4> hehoott Dust, ashes mixed with dust. jyj^ heboor, A spider. Is^aa heboot, A steep or ^loping place. ^^xA heboogk. Sleeping. .._j'4aA hebhkb. The dawn, a goat. jjxtf> hebee^ A word used in calling to a horse,
a young boy. [garment.)
*.. MAtf* he(feeb, Awaking, watching, torn (a i^xA hebeebegk^ Ignorant, foolish. lacuA^ helefjett A canal, a low ground. gwA hebcekhf A young boy, relaxed, a large
river, a channel. ^Jss^^kA hebeekheef A haughty air ifi walking. .XaaA liebeed. The 'wild gourd or it's seed. I^>A^ holeeref, A hyena. fgrc.
IsAxA hebeet, Slim, craggy, thin, slender, mea- * CL,A /^d/fl'. Time, an hour of the night. cijUifc hetiit, Babbling, talkative.
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'^{t^.hothf, CaHing to onq.
TUXj!^ hotamet, A fi'aginent, piece.
^ yjiji hetreh, A lion, [torn veil or curtain,
l^^"A hothetf Upbraiding, shame, disgrace,
]by> hotlee, A species of plant. fa crevice. s\.*x^ hetmeret. Loquacity. jj»hetoo, A rent, <_J^Aii) ^e/oof. Twanging. ' - -t^ '-
r3 /je/ge, Time, an houc, (especially of the^ cii,6 ^^s, A lie. [night )
JUi hesm. Giving, pounding into powder [ed. clj^^ ^65-^5, Quick, nimble^ swift, confus- X5^ hes-hesety Treading under foot, kicking,
confounded. Vt ^^y. An eye sunk in the socket. Lkvi> hej^. Eating, starving with hunge^
s l:^ hnjat. Senseless, foolish. ^i^sJ> hejdr, A chain, a bow-string.
ijmjisg^ hejhres, Plur. of jj<.^^a hejr^&j,
^y4 Isxtf* hejjhs, A lion,
^Isc^ hejb^-a, A conceited or stubborn man.
(^LsxA hejan. Beautiful woman, respective,'
<_j.A.^ui Zfe/eZ>, Quickness in business.
,ks?j6 ^g/ec?, Watching. d>^ hejdeh, Eighteen.
'ys\^ hejer, A village; hefer^ Elegant; hejr. Separation. [friends, departing from.
ijss^ h^'ref, A year, separation of lovers or:
ij^^s^^ hfjrest A (ox; or fo^^'s, ci^b, an ape, i. ^y^ hejra, TalJ, senselea^ stupid, [beat*, fjijsfjx hjesji,^ IJi^sl^ij^g, nodding. ^*vi> heja^ Y^Un^^ filling the belly. %^x;sx6> hefamet, Confidenpe, rashness, saucir iJis^hejefyL^y^sin old QStrich.[ness, boldness. (^U:=cv4> hejfb^n. Thirsty, j^^sA h^elt Tl^fpwing a. cane or s^pear. ^:fi<^ hejem, A bowl, cup. ^x^^J^ hqjenna, Long ^;s>J> liejQO, A satire., a pasquinade, [and fat. jys^ hojoqr, Tying a camel. ^ys^A h^ool, Viciqus, lewji, (woman,) flow- m^cssj> hejoontf An assault, an attack. [ing. tears. Jj ^J^ hejeeduri, To get dry. ^ >^ To grieve. ^a:so h^eer^ Mid-day, a. l^rge. cistern, custom', E;As:u& hqfeeret, A whole v ear. [con^ition;^ i^^A^Kub hejeeree, Manner, custom. li^AJSAi^k hejeeshet, Corrypting, souring (niilk.) y.^SoJ> hedahj Impotent, slow. i * «sii, Imljd^^tf A.p^a^f of. Uie night, a third of i^,;^ i 1 jvA. //ec?4f , Ar^ . i nstruraent. ii'ljcA hedhdet, Timorous, A^ A ! j^ hcdhdech. By degrees, slowjy. ^S^^ hodhker. Even, sj:pooth. i^juft hedkl, A branch hanging down'. \sji> hoditip. Giddiness wjien sailing.
>^1 jiA hedcln, Senseless, foolish, laiy.
tf J ! *xi> hedhivee, Plur. of ij d^ heJyet,
Ij \ jvib hedhyhi Plur. of ij o^i> hedyet.
Cjj *Xii> hedelf, Unable, weak, infirm, maimed>
iftipotenti slow, milking. L »>;^ hedlb,, Having large eye-brows or lashes. JL,>^ hedebet, Milking, impotent, slow. Jo j^^ hodeled, Thick milk, weak in sight. ' ^y^j <\tf> hedehbes, A male-tyger, or his whelp. y,j^ Jiedebel, Hairy, tardy. [<^ing blood,
a s^ heded, Thick hoarse voice, j j^ hedar, Shed- ijj^ hederet, Mean, base, abject. uiO j^ib hedlekt Relaxed, meagre* * ^j> hedenii Destruction, ruin. ^^4Xi> heden, Much, copious, plenty. jGj^ hednet, Peace, .^a* hedoo. Peaceable, -.3 Job hedooji Boiling. [tranquillity.
/.jjj<A JiedoOfiy Peaceablfe* 0^ j.i> hod-hod. The lapwing. .♦jlj X hedeyhn, Delirious, vain, Ijj^a he.deyet. An institution, conduct. > j^ hedeer, Cooing, braying, [(turtle,) cooing. \j^i> hedeeU A pigeon, a dove, murmuring ^yj> hedeenty Libidinous (animal.) j j^ ^ex^. This, lopping off, putting an enemy JL ] is^ hezd^letf Qtuick-paced. [to flight, falling.
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i! j^A hexhz. Doing any thing expeditiouslj. J \ o«^ hex'^hVy Delirious - J ^ jufc hezhrem, Reading fast. f^^ \ jsifc he^anCt These two. ,^ j.a hp.%ehy Lop- ^ b^A hezcr. Insanity. [pi"^» cutting.
4^bjA^ hezroban. Active, ready in speech. X^j jwA hezrehetj Loquacious, speaking easily, lUj ^ Iiexremet, Making haste. g^j^ hezramee, (A woiiiau) raged, pained,
afil'cting, bewailing. o^j j^ hezroofy Expeditious, haste, quick, ^bj j^A he%re.yan, Active in serving, easy or
ready in speech. Jul sJ> htzlehdt. Ability, activity. i^ ^ hezooz, A sharp knife, cutting. c5 isA /2<J2{i;e,Delirious.[/ierr,A cat, abomination* yiAerr, All, every one; Aer, Abhorring, drying ; i^l^A herdbezet, Plur of joy> herlez*
« ^ ) w horhdeh, A present, a gift, j^^ib horhr, A swelling, a flux.
^ U 1^ herdsan, To rear, to defend,
. &)- heriish, A fall, a vomit.
.♦i>ji-)^ herasheednn. To vomit.
Ulc i^A htrti-alet, Base, mean.
ISi^A herhkett Pouring out water.
^ ^ ^ ha^kt Terror, fear, dread, confusion.
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ll^A herhm, Plur. of -j-« herem* ^y^Sy^ herd,mes, A young panther.
ji^ herhnedy A l^ettle. f^f ^ herhwh, A »^J^ herkivetf A stick, club, [nightingale^ ./^^^A herhheVy Much water. ij\ji heraie. Religion, a sect. ^^^ hereb, Absconding, flying,
^ /*^A ^^^'l^^* ^ stick, club. • Ljjb herb^n, Running awaj, absconding. . '■ . ^A Aer«, A worn garment. -.J .^ hersem A lion. ^^ herej. Abounding, \.^^4> herjhst Big-bodied. [plentiful.
j{p^ j^ herjciyee> Unsettled. t--j«k^ j.i> herjeh, A ,jj.j.A herja, Lame. [tall man.
^ j^ hered, Boiling meat to a jelly, tearing
a reputation or garment. fji^itherdehet, A leap, an old woman. t ] ) j^ ^drc?d^, A small black grain. ♦^^ herdOf Both. [the hand.
\j^ hen, A violent blow or squeeze with ^*^ hereshy Black head, senseless, indolent. ^j.A heshen, Having a wide mouth, 00 jA heres, The scab, IsjA heret. Detracting, careless in speech, an
old she- camel or sheep, a rich man, yis^A hertdh Long, tall (^Uj;A Oats, pease.
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g^ her a, Celerity. i jA hereft Expedition, delirium.
0 / ^ y^ herk^reh, A cauldron, kettle, a bucket. \j^ji herkesh, A centinel, a watch. JUL^^ herkekf, Of a good disposition. ^y> herem, An old man, the understandings ^ L w hermhn, Long life ; a. horman, The l^^i> herme%et, Chewing. [intellect.
«^^ heremma, Nimbleness, prone to weep. ^^ hermee, Decrepid, dry wood. vAJyfc herenbez. Of a bad disposition, [vessel. ^^A horna, A louse. ^^ her ney eh, K long ^^iiheroo, Striking with a stick. JKw herwh?ieh, An hospital, ^ yy horoohy A kind of mulberry. W^yb her we let, Trotting. ^^^^ heroom. Mis- sy./jerre^, A she- cat, [chievous, bad woman. d»^ y hereety Wide, ^u^ ^ hereed, Honorable, */jA hereer. Abominating. [respecting.
M jiyA hereeret, A kitten.yMj^/ie^ee*, Bruised* lUflj^ heree%et, A fish-pond, pod. ♦- A^a:, Flabby; hoz. Tribute, daily expense. #^ hoza. Ridicule, smiling. ^ lyi hezkher, A lion, strong, hard. S ly> hoz(itf A way, ridiculous. ^t> ^ex(^r, One thousand*
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\jj^)yi JiO%b,i, Puffed with pride, tenSeledsi ^\y, bezhl, Leanness. [ignorant,
gv^^iA hozhmejy A continued sqund. ^ vA ho%€ber, A lion, hard, stout. Ivxb he^Li^et, Gladness, setting (star*) ;..;^
g -A hetejf The sound of thunder,iV.»-f{eatth« » ^ A^ hezshdeh, Eighteen. iys> hezfet, Thitt lijy^ he%refet, An old woman, a canin/S ItySi hezrckety Smiling, ridicule* [tooth, A vA ho%ai Tearing his prey (a lion.) A ^>.* eJyk ^ejge/", A swift ostrich, t-jlyb hetek,Jpy* 3 ^ hezel, A Joke, emaciated with age. kl^A hezla, Nimble, haste, expeditious. > *. hezem, A staff, a stick, ^yb hvzoo, Smiling, laughing at. [quick.
j^jfi> hezoor, Weak, ^va hozhoi, BrLski ^ vA hezeet, Sound. ^yi> heZee-a, A third, ^ ^L^yb hezeel. Thin, and lean, [fourth, foolish, y^ ^05, Used in crying to sheep, [to exist. i,,^AM*,£> heseht Sufficient. */^ hestun, To bci dKMjJ> hesed, Strenuons; stout, a lion. j,^ hoaer, ice. sj^ii* hosret. Relation, kindred* ^^£i hese/ri) Breaking. y..l^**j6 hes'hiis A butchet, quick-paced. , A, hesh, The team of the plough, to which yiUiA Soft bread. [oxen are fastened*
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^ \JiJ> heshkm. Generous, liberal. u:.JiA hesht, Eight ^^ ^' ^ heihihd, Eighty, >^ hesbtom, The eighth. *,;iAw heshiun, To dismiss, leave, ^> hesher, Thinness, softness, milking. fjJSiA hesheret. Ingratitude, sauciness. ^j£ij> heshem, Liberal, distress. t^^ heshv^ei. Respecting, magnifying, ^ ^^JL I^eshen, Study. [mountain go«^«
•^ heihoo. Marrow. J^yi^ heshoosh, A milky sheep. I IjL h^shry^r. Cautious, intelligent. if I Li- heahei^^ree, Prudence. ^jijjiu^ heshees/i, Affable, humane. ^u^ itesheem, Bent, dry, stubble, weak. 4jai> h'ss, Freasing, bruising. u--^^>aifc hesO, Flight. jj^A^ baser, Driving out, attracting. %j*ASi he^ret, A lion- ^.*a^ htisem, A stput man« y*aJ> hesoo. Aged. [a lioi^.
fjoAJ^ii hesees. Beaten, trodden. jjiA hezz. Walking, travelling. [horses.
tiA Ae^a, A crowd of people, a body of pUcA htxz^m, digesting. v^ ^rflA Ae2;e/', Talkative, raining. ^^aA hezl, Great quantity, much. UoA he^mdtj Having thick^ fore teeth.
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^A>i(^ hexeem, Abused, oppressed, a woman • slender round the waist, y\isA hettitl, Weeping, an incessant rain. .la;i Jieta, Beholding, running in terror, (u-itib heief. Thick milk. uJilaA hetek, A swift nimble quick pace. ^\aA hetooy Casting away. ^]ijt he tee, Throwing down, a violent blow* ^*1^ he'teem. Ripe. ^ ha. Very covetous, or c^gei: ^ftep, liL* hefa, A slight rain. i^Uj>hoffhf, Swift, brisk, »ptive, cool shade, ■/^ hrfiom, 1 he seventh. [glistering,
^ hpftehy A week, o ^^i/ hefdeh^ SeYeateea, >i >iw hef dehorn, The seventeenth. ^^' Ae/gw, Even plain ground. ^_5 1^ i> hef/taf,Th.ir&ty. [quil, light and activOt ^Jtxiib hefecfi Whistling (as the wiijdj twu-t uJub ^e^, A long-bodied male o6trict|%«tA e,l-' gUiA heki-ay Niggardly, covetous. 1 ^^a\..A .*^ 4.^iiJ> ^e^ci^,L»argeness, amplitude ; hekeL, Hav^ lajiifc Ac/f ef, Nimbleness. [ing a large body, Kxi* heka. Desirous, niggardly, covetous. LJSi> hekef, A moderate appetite.. V;,,\ ^jv>_, ^ Ae^e/, Hungry, a tall man. ..VVvA ,*u, -kju6 Aoto^ Starving? very hui^g^y, ;nM:[
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ylA hekoo. Light-headed, raving, doting, c^'^Xa hekoohj Qui multum impetuose coit. ^^. he it, Full, hail *.^£iA heied. Ridicule. t^i^A Ae^e/, Running, going in hastc» /Ji< ^g^e/, A mushroom. -»\j^=^A hekooh, Impudent, hard ground. ^j^A hekeek. Labouring in mind, lessened. J^ /le/. Whether or not? hdl^ Thin bread,
the beginning of rain. iU /i^/^, A dish made with veal, also veal jell/,
almonds dressed in vinegar. 6 bJiA holhs, Feebleness. [dition, death*
^ iu ^o/a*, A consumption, a) 5U> ^e/^i, Per- ^ikA ^g/^/, A male- serpent. %fXii heleO, Hair, the podex and the hairs a- gvU holtheji Thick milk. (round it.
c:^A. ke^t. The bark of a tree. ^mU Wtf#, Extenuating, leanness* WaU Ae/^/, Doubtful news, ^ helOt Avarice, great impatience. t-i*XA helghefff Moving (body.) ^ ISU^ helkilm. Tall, large-bodied (a ILon.) yJiU hdleks. Very hungry, big-bodied. i— ijUL* helkeff, A thick broad foot. ^jXi> helkem, An old wom^n, 8tron|;, tall, ii
lion ; hdiemm, A glutt<oi]»
Ma Ma helei, Destroyed, ruined, ^ precipice |
holek, Destruction, perishing, fearing. 3JUb helel, Timorous, the beginning of rain. ^\ji helomma, Draw near! approach! cdme ont ^♦JlA hdma, Prone to weeping. -^ ^JU helooh, A woman fond of her hU^band^ - ^ _^li> heliva. Extremely impatient, or dastardi/. c«3^.\jb heloqf, A wild boar, hairy. sl^A hdook, A faithful wife. J^^ heleh, Let alone I desist ! yet, but, stilly
however, notwithstanding. JcX heleeleh, Tne myrobolan or citron tree. A heniy Likewise, equally, both, together. ^A hem, They ; hemm. Great care, trouble, L hemh, A rain. [anxiety of mind.
\j\^ hemhra. Always. u« l*^ hemvths, A lion tearing his' prey. / /i if hemhshi Base, abject, confounded. ^ L hemhH, Resembling, alike. -.
]L^ he mill. In the same rnanrief; -I4A homhm, A hero^ 3i great prince. . ;♦» l^ hemhri) Only, thus, eq^ually, continually, t* l^ hemhnht The imagination, immediately^ ^ /} {^^ hemccndem, Suddenly. [again.-
Jji^ hemhnith,As soon as, the moment that.
4j vl^ ftow^wcr/ylmperial, fortatiate, blessed.
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^ L^ hemhhr, A companion in oppression. J L^ henhhz, An associate j U^ A colleague. f j'^^ liemhe-x^m, A convivial companion. j.:iv^v^ hempjsfer, A bed - fellow, [ner, spouse, ^A-^ hem pell loo, hn equal, companion, part-^? .^^j^.,^ hewpeesheh. Of the same college, art,
. or profession. Ck^ ^tfwmc/'. Intention l:^^ /ie/7i/<i, Likenesa. ^v*^ heme/, Ginger, living meanlj'", ^ U^*^' or ^*jirf^ * ^" ^^'*s manner, thus. -?v^ CJ ^f^ ♦^^^f^Asjlike, thus, evenas, asif. ^'U^ hemhdl. Of the same station of life, a partner, [lodge, a companion, a spouse. *.^ Urt hemkhhneh. One who lives in the same (^U**^ A^ hemd^setariyh confidant, secretary, I 1 >^ ^emr/d/,UnanImous [a contented person. ^y».* hemer, Gross, a large heap of sand ; hemer, .
Impelling, pouring water, shedding tears. J ly-»v hemrciZt A confidant, an intimate friend..^ P ^/^^ henirhh, A companion in travelling. ' ^j$ hemerrebh. An old woman. \m} rrf hemrff, A camel in the prime of life*' ^^y.^^ hcmrev^. Of the same colour. • j-wx hemrerv, A fellow-traveller. ■ b~ s., ., % ^ ^<?wp%,Squeezing, driving, piercing, dashing. ^ y^ hemes. Chewing, breaking, pre8gure^.'>4.v
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'^^$ hemsh, A collection, loquacious, a liifo,.! ^$ hemshee, A noisy talkative wonfian. U$ hemet. Devouring, plundering. ^$ hemea. Shedding tears, raining. ^ hemegh, Breaking the head. K^$ kernel. Disturbed. [ptic«,;
yj^^ hemkedr. Of an equal dignity, value, ^ hemek. Vexing, provoking. ^^/iO'TiooJ, Death, dead, a species of herbage, p^ hemooa, Fluent. ,jt^^-^ At the same time* *^$ Iiemoom, A well full of water, raining ^ ^_. hemoon, In the same manner, [much. ^ hemeh. All, every one. [a lion.
^\rrf hemhhm, A great king, a hero, liberal, *^ hemhem, Braying.
.Ji hemee, A particle prefixed to almost eve* **. ry tense of the Persian verb, but more generally to the present and preter im- ' perfect. ^VA$ hemeejj A young deer, a disease, torment- ^4jj^ hemecd,ln this way, thus, [ed by gnats. jA^ Acwieer, Elegant, handsome. yj^ hemeez, Fearless, keen (man.) ^iLs^ hemeeshch, Always, ancrentty." «x$ hemee'a, Sudden death, a species of tree. k^ kemeeghf Untimely death/' '
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^ hemeemt Creeping. ^^ heiiieen, Soletj'^^ ^ hciii Somewhati Ua hojia. Here, [equaliy* t_3UA henhf, RidicuUnj^, smiling:" ^Ua Ao/i^^a, There> in that place. jLiUA hcnb.net. The interior fat of the eye^ <=J^ • 'A heneh. Carelessness. U;la homhkf Insaiul i \jjj> hemhiigh', Hunger. . [cQaq,
^Ai* henehber, An ass' colt, a stohe house. (j^xiLA hemheSi Weak, contemptible. 2*iiJ> homha, h kind of veil or head-dress. ^/jLA homboglif Exjtreme hunger, a lion. k^Jaa^^ homlfokf Having a short body. ^^ hcnj, Opulence, riches. yjfsJ^ honjoli Heayy, .. [dia, an Indian.
^Jji heud, A company ofcatnels; p. hind. In-* m 1 *x;a Jk€/idi iH, Sta^yre. -^j*. jj^ hendes, Skilful^ ju««n;^ hendcset. Geometry. [intrepid,
^.oJLA htndesee. Geometrical. ^ ^\L hindoo, A yo^jj^ honduos. Experienced. [melon.
(/yJ^ hindee, Indian. .-.a C '=-»
^ honeri Art, virtue, ingenuity,. excellence* , i^>J^ henret. The hollow of the eajr, {^tudusiij^,^ J^/\ henermend. Learned, indu^triousy.i^iiSr. • ^A hena. The natural behd pf the body.,,, -U Ui* ^c;7a<i. Having a short neck, nodding fronj side to side when riding* ...iv*.. 'fj<
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i*ii> heneJtf Disquieting, troubling, >^,J1X. henkehy Having a short body. .^_Xw /idw/i% Excessive rain. ^ ^^ hengam. Season, time, an hour, [noise. ^^ l<U. hengawelh A convention, an assembly, ,^*^^J>JX hengoft. Dense, coarse, /\ A date. IjjLiU hennemet, Short- bodied, a clasp. %yj> henoot, Any thing. J y^ henooz, Yet.
lA henee^ Meat easy of digestion, pleasure, J UL henea-hr, A spouse. Iaa^ /ie«j/e^, A thing. ^ heneer. Good, elegance, beauty. y. ^02^;, A tumour ; hoOt He. [sound,
lyb howh. Air, the wind, a gentle gale, a I ) . I *Y hewb,dd,Ty Airy, a lover, petulant, g A 1^i> hewadej, Plur. of g- ^ ^ii> fiawdej, *j^>^ ^ezi^^re^, Destruction, death. (/ . 1 4^^ hewaree, Unseasonable, ignorant, y^l .A hetvcts, Libidinous. liK^^A heivhshetj A company of men. ^^y^ heivhii. Amazed. -^^4> Plur. of JLoU. x^^yb hewamea. Flowing tears.
^^A hewan, A mortar, a pestle, t^l^ib hcwhyeCj Airy, idle, ambitious, blue. . . rf> Aoo^, Distance. 2^ hetvwet, The air. -y& heiuejt Tallness, haste. U^A hoivja. Tall, a violent wind.
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^yt> howjely Nimble, a skilful road- guide. A^A Ae^^ec?, Repenting, s^^a A camel's bunch. gi^A koivdef, A litter carried by camels or, 1 » *^ howder. The scab or mange, [elephants, ^,^ ^ howda, An ostrich \ 3 ^i> hoxa^ Behold ! SS^ hozet, A man, a bird, i ^. ^oor, A fog. fijyi) howra, A light forward woman. »_,j ^ howzeh, A strong stout camel. e J^ hoozeh, A lark, ^^a hcwes. Luscious. ^^ hawesh. Confused, a multitude. lt*v hooshhi Sluggard, slothful, perfect. j^ lii' ^ hooshhUyThe epiphany. JLiy^ A crowd. >JL^:^ yj hoshniend; Discreet, sage, intelligent, itJ^*Y hooshyht, Sage, sagacious, intelligent,
prudent, wise, sober. '^yitheway Mischief, plentiful, j^ yi A heron. iJ yb .A^iye^, Digging. "^ ^^ howiti, These. SJ^i> hoolet, Dazzling the eyes with beauty
(a woman,) self love or admiration. fjjyi>.hewen, Quiet, resting, tameness* »^ hoohf Timid, foolish, a deep well. y^ i y^ Jwohiit, An ignorant person, tf ^ib /jie//^6^,Loving,desirin^. ijyi> hewei/ei, Wish, \,Sj^^ lioweedcc, Open, manifest. [thought. j}^y, heweez, A large sack. j**/3.i> heweeSt Mind, «A heh, Remembering any thing verily, truly.
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Ua heya, Ho! holla ! hark ye !
wIaA heyhl. Fear, formidable.
E p iJ> heyk-at, Ready. cLt l>^ Tieyht, Clamorous.
^ Ui> heybj. On no account, never, nothing.
jIaA heyhr, Destroyed. i^IaA heyht. Crying
c«jui> heyaf. Excessive thirst. [aloud.
«— ^ ^ /?^?/d/5^, The spirit, soul, mind. [sand.
^ IaA A^^<^^» Any thing v^hich is covered with
4 ^^ ^ee^. Terrible, -timid. ^ - •.
u1_*aaa A. p* heelef, Terrible, Y^verence, stern-
ci^aA heef. Low ground. [ness, grandeur.
t."..A ^ec*, Giving little, a small present. if^ ^^0, Straight, nothing, never, on no ac-
fcsui> heeja,- A war, fight. yUv A willow, [count.
4__,j^ heedeh. Unable, weak. f J^ 'heedoMi, A swift horse,
p < \^ heezh-nif Fearless, stout, a greedy eater.
dk aaA heezertii Nimble, haste, ^^ji heer, The
S^aA heeret. Level ground. [north windt jj \^ heereed. Venerable. ♦_, hecTi, A shovel, ,*j)>i ^^ex^w, A beam, a joist. [spade.
^ . ^ hee%ehy Fierce (lion.) i& • x^ heez-af, Ter- yJJ^ ^^ej!e»/,Stout, strong, a lion [rible, tumult. CJ M ^^^"^^^f -^ beam, joist^ e^ heezeh, A corn jj^>4> hees. Treading, dispersing. [fork,
jUfii heesht Corruption, commotion.
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,jl^Ju^ heest, A laace, a javelin, fto involve.
,»;u':.-^ hishtun,To dismiss, let fall or hang loose,.
(j«aj!> hees, Throv^ring away, violence.
^.a^aA heesem, Stout, strong man, a lion.
^_paA hee%. Relapsing into a distemper, languid.
\ja.i£> heez%, A crowd. (or body.
X/oaA heezet, a relapse into a distress of mind
^A^ hse%eh An army, an armed body.
LiAi* heet, Crying, approaching.
^.LaA htetel, A company of men, a fox. kkA hee-a, Flowing, liquid, melting lead.
lJIaA heef. Slender- waisted, excessive thirst.
IxAii) ^ef?/a, Slender round the waist (a woman.) ,»U/.3 he^'feh. Fool. J^ Aee/e^, The land-lord, *.Ai> /^eew/. Falling in love with a w^oman. ^♦aA heemfgh, A forest, ^^v heemehj Wood. ^^ Age/?, Quiet, gentle. U^ A sword made of the *;L*i> hee?id. Facility, convenience, [finest steel, ^ heeneh, A species of herb. t_,^A h^i/oob,Tear, %,^i^, heyoolttt Timid man. [formidable. 2 ^a4> ^e^it'/?,PusiIlanimous. [the rays of the sun. ^ yAi> heyooly The little particles of dust seen by. y^Ai> heyoolay Matter, the first principle of every ^^i bJ^AA heyoolknee, Material, [thing, material. ^ ^ heywo7i, A camel of burden. cijL^aa hcehaf, A large desert.
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<: < ya, The twenty- eighth and last let- ter of the Arabic alphabet, and the thirty- second and last of the Persian. It dienotea 10 in arithmetic, and It is aBd^d bYt*^ ifi Arabic and Persian nouns, in a variety ^^of different senses.
L «(i. The letter (/, O ! ; p. Or, either. ^.^ 0 ydJ, The countenance, face. [} 0 yhhh, Finding, ^^t U yhles^ Dry.'' J 0 ^dc?. Recollection, watching, a picture, 1 1 ^ 4 0 yW Jar, Mindful, a gift. g^ij.U y^jooj^ Walking, going up anddown.^ I 0 y^r, A friend, lover, comrade, a defender,
power. \j 0 yarh. Strength, boldness, power^ force, (*J ' > ^ y^'^^^^t Plur. of J \ y'tr. [O friend ! fj)j 0 yarhie, Boldness, strength, force. e_i J Ij yhrebf O Lord ! »0 God ! S-J ^ y^^di Tl^^ heart, a bracelet. ^^ < 0 A bat. ^' ; ^ y^rghoo. Litigation, quarrelling, t 1 0 y<Xreh,A broad ornamental bracelet. iSj ^, ^^ree,Intiraacy, friendship, aid, strength. : 0 yte A countryman, yawning, measuring, w^ ^>^, y^^^^> A. species of pickle, [a fathom. • ; y ^. yb,%de}i, Eleven A ))^^ yhxdehom, The gjU yh%ea, Forbidding. :^ [eleventh.
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t.1 1j yk%eh. Yawning, ^retching. (/> ^ y^^^^f ^ countryman, a peasant, ^ U yas. Despair, desperate, a torrent of • wa- U- L yhsh* A royal mandate, a law. [ter,, ^U yhser-, Soft, smooth, humane, ill-lucky /^ t A. p. yhsem. The jessamine [the left side. r/'V y^sh, A kind of jasper, Jt^[ Senseless. Sac L) yct-at, An alarm given by a centineL ^^ [ yhf fun. To find out, j6l yafteh, Found^^ ^ b yttfa. Tall. [discovered, an examiner., cJ^ L^A/oo/iTimorous, swift, active, nimblew y^ y t A. p. yhkoot, A ruby, a precious stone. ^ L, yiileghfA horn cup. ^ ^ t 2/<i/oo</,The sea ^ b yhmen. The right side, fortunate.[shore. ^i yhmeJi, A post horse. ^,31* yiwec or y^-* ^ • L y^iver. An assistant, a friend, [woo, Johi^. u" Uj yeh^s. Pudendum. ^ tj yelan, A forest. i. ^j yebrem. An augerv umaj j/e^'e®, Pry, becom- lly«i_^ yehoosef. Dryness, avidity. [ing dry. ^^ yetem, Torpid,. fatigued. (^ ,l*Xi Under age, ^^ yeieem, An orphan, rare, uncommon. c^Aj yesles^ Firm, solids ^' yejy The interior part of the cheek. ^- yp^^. Ice. ^X^ ychhnee, Boiled meat, ,5u yedt The haiid, a handle, power, protec-f tion^ surrender.
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(^Ljo yedeehne, Power. ^ yer, An evil. )y> yerh, Because ; a. yerra. Hard even stone,; ^!^ yerha, A rod, a kind of gnat, a candle^
the moon. •^ ^>C y^^^g^^^^y A reed made for writing. ^^^ yerhooa, Tjie flesh of the back, the ^ yj yerkhom. The male-pelican, OoJJi|«
p /; ye?'^. Trembling with fear. y> ^ yerghoo, Prevented, prohibited* [eviU Ci3^^^ y^^^^^> The blight of corn, the king's Ji)y yerle^hy A diploma, letter patenter roy- J^y yereniy A musical instrument, [al mandate. U^ yernee, A whore, a sand hil}. ^^ tf y^xei, A commander of the night watc^, jj*^ ^e^, Walking, proceeding. jU^ yeshr. The left side, opulencq, tn^t^-wg^ yesrkt, Quick-paced. If;;^ yesrectljyicky, favoura^e^ iJ^yesef, A gnat or fly.j^-u^ yesoor, Aganie- ^^A*«>^ yeseer. Few, little, a gamester. [ster. £j£j 5^e«A, Cheerful, w^iij or «y,o^ The jasper; J ljrj5/c-ar,Bleating.<_jyurj yeakoob,k malepar- («j ^jt^ yeivok,Anido\,yx:y 3gher,A king, [tridge. IaL y<?g//w^. Spoil, prey, sacking, ravishment. cp ^ij yeghoos. An idol. ^/ 2/«/^^, An emperor- ^xj yefa, A hill, j^^ yefen, Old man.
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> Jf> ye^. Being pure "white. lajo yeJte%, Watchful, circu inspect* IjjAj yeken, Any thing certain. ^jjaju yelieen. Truth, evidence, science. ^^^ yek, Once, every one, one, a frog, a ^l<jye^iworygg^n,Plur.of ^^C . [flee, noble, J K yeghneht Singular, sole, one, conqueror. J V^ yMkr, One time, once, t:^ yektd,, Simple, a garment.
if'* yehjhf In one place, at the same time,
J^^** yehchend, Somewhat. [equally,
J>lC yekdel, Unanimous, uniform.
^^JjyX)^ yekrenk or yekreng. Of one colour. /H LJ^2/(?^5^w/rhe same, ditto, level, of equal sides. [chief, in one body.
y*vvX yckser. Under one head, subject to one
>^ yeJtorn, The first, ^^^..^xj yekoon. It will be. .M ekee, OnQ. :kj yela, Ilaving short teeth.
^ 10 yelb,gh, A white thing.
* ,JLj ye/e^. The skin of a wild beast.
^^ yelebeh, A coat of mail of iron rings.
I yX yeldhy The longest night of winter,
«jiXj 2/fi^e^» White, clear. 3Ju ye/e/, Having short
y^ yelom, Isinglass, glue. [fore teeth,
^^ff y^^oo^* A^ hero, a warrior, a champion.
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// Jj^ yelweCy A rail, a wood-cock. ^^ yeleh, A hero, brave, a widow, dispersion. >^« yem, Meat, food, forage. - U^ yemam, A wood-pigeon, a turtle-dove. i*rvi y^wew. The right hand or side. ^^^X4J yemeen, An oath, ^j e«, He, this, that. • ^A^j yemhooa, A fountain, jf^^ yC'HJ> A blow, uakj yens, A hedge-hog. [compression*
t^J<^^ yenk, Disposition. ^^ yoo, A yoke,
_^j yewoh, The sun. ^ ^j yewohhy The day. .
ir>? yewos, Responding, desperate.
Ui^y. y^osef, Qroaning, a sigh.
/ J^ y. i/ezfes^, A witness^ an auditor.
^ V yewegh, A yoke fof oxen-
I— A/, y^^^^^y -^ house built on a riiountain*
-^j yetvem, A day, a battle.
.♦j V yewen, Colour, a woollen saddle-cloth.
^^Ij^j yewnhn, Jonas, Greece, the Greek.
^ yeher, A large place.
^ yehem. Frenzy, dotage, fury.
>^^, yehood, A Hebrew, a Jew.
Ija^^j yehoodeyet, Judea, Judaisni.
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