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DICTION  AR1*» 

OF    THE 


PERSIJJV-  JJVD  .  ARABIC 


BY 


JOSEPH  BAMMETTO,  Junior. 


— -■.ni.^iy  B^}^!  ^m  ■■■— . 
VOL,  SECOND. 


CALCUTTA  i 

PRINTED    BY   S.    GREENVVAT — ^1NI>IA    GAZETTE    l>RESS, 


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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 


[  ?  I 

^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- 


I  4  J 

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. 


I       9       J 

a 

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.. 


t    e    3 

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. 


I      7      ] 

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 


{    "    I 

(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^ 


*''^%TM.'j 


.      t       13       J 

^  ;  ^  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. 


t  »»  1 

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. 
^jAȣ^  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 


t  if  ] 

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,       ^  :  ^ ' 

y  ♦  V 

.  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. 

C/^  V  ^        • 

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.         '  ^  <^^' 


t  ^l  J 

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. 


t  "^  1 

I 

[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. 


I     *2     } 

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 

N 


ri 


[        ^0        1 

6U.  haffy  Surrounding. 

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.) 


.     I     si     i 

^^  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. 

»  *  ■ 

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 


f   «   J 


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, 

P 


[       54       ] 

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. 


t     6S      3 


VaC>>=ak 


[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- 


[      «9      ]         . 

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.) 

o 


f       «8       1 


1^ 


^  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. 


X      ^9      1 

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. 


u-j-- 


t      Co      1 


^z- 


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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^y»)^  ^'C%moor,  Taking  the  whole. 
^^3.  he%7i.  Rough  ground;  hezirit  Sad;  Aosj/?,. 
^joy^  he%crtileh  Foolish.  [Grief. 

•  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. 

R 


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{strriment, 
yxj^u^  heseer,  A  mat,  a  case  for  a  musical  ir;« 
^JuMi=>^  heseef,  Firra,  sound  in  judgment. 
3Ju>a:a.  heseelet,  The  rest.  [a  fortification, 

^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. 


[     6;     1 

-»ll»».  hoihm,  Small,  broken. 

)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 


-A    ..  ? 


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, 

** 

^>>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/, 


{     8;     3 


-*C? 


^  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. 

# 

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 


f     00      J 

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  ^-^^ 


f  &1  I 

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, 

i  <  J 

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. 


e^>=^ 


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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v>= 


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 


C    m    1 


^  y^ 


^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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h  ^  kheret,  SmbotBing,  unbarking;  [bruto, 
^\]^yi,  khertah  Qats.  ^^^s^  kheri^^ ;  ^iu^i^ 
t^jti'  khortom.  The  pcabospis  af  ^?i  elephant, 
y^  Ui>^  khortomcm,  ijQag,  l^y^kherf^i,  Acoj 
^^ii /?-/i<'ra,.Elevati(ig,.  soft,  langupr,  [verlet. 
Xac  j^  kh^uhci,  rji  h^utifnl  giiiji-  v  \:  [cw^l-) 
»^  ^  ^  kho7'rooL,JLong  and;;  vr^l;  sjia^ed,  (ca-^ 

^^  ^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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y^^  Hermes,  A  dark  night.     ^ 

,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. ' 


i  m  1 

^^ 

-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.^ 

ȣ  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, 

A  I 


^>^ 

^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, 


[      xoo      ] 

^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. 

w    -      ...1.  .-. 

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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I       102       ] 

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. 


t        103        J 

'^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. 


t      104      ] 


\ 


^>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. 

C.I 


\)  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.) 


t      no      1 

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. 


t    111    3 

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. 

♦ 

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. 

« 

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. 


[        li3        J 

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 

El 


t        ^4        1 

^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. 

*  js 

^  >^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 


E    IIS    ] 

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,.  !'. 


■%i 


1'? 


^^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. 


-5   ^* 


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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irj- 


[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. 

Hi 


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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. 


u>:i 


I     m    1 

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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bS- 


»^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 
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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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J 


^*/^*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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t^lA. 


>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, 

15  •  •    ;  '  ■ 

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. 


I        W4       ) 

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. 

N  t 


^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. 


I  ^  i 


CAAM  ^ 


^^^  ^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^,  ' ,  . 


I        1^3       ) 


(jj*" 


^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. 

o  * 


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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» 


t     isi     i 


C5 


9  ^ 


^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 


Vs. 


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* 


•  I 


^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* 


t  156  i 

^*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; 


I       15B       1 

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 


t      1^9     1 

tJ^  A    c^ewe^^,  Snow  and  wind. 
jjaji^^    demeJts,  Silk,  silk.- garment, 
iX^:x   dement    Grinding^.  ^  ^U  a  demlhj,  Com^l 
jrx.U  A    dornlej,    A  bracelet,  [pleating. 

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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w^  ;  c?-?,^.  Stupid,  ignorant. 

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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A  5* 


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. 

Si- 


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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. 


I    3>^    \ 

»^^  i  delirejet.  Going  hastily, 
u«^i  dehresp  Misfortune,  agilit}:. 
r  V  ^  dehreh,  A  hatchet,-a  dagger, 
^yfci  dehree.  Temporal,  worldly* 
u^A  A  dehes.  Soft,  large  hipped. 
bu>jfc^  deheshf  Gentle,  ipild  (woman). 
3L^i  dejieset,  Gentleness  of  disposition. 
J^:>  d^hesh.  Striking  with    astonishment  or,. 

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- 


^.^■ 

•^^  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* 


^    n2    3 

-^  *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, 
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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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I    i;3    I 

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. : 


I:     1^9     I 

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* 

w  * 


\     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. 


C-Jl  ^j 

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 


r  IS4  3 

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. 

X  I 


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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. 


/ 

^  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). 


t      I8§     1 

^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, 

Y  1 


[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 


i.AA^ 


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). 


t    i'93    1 

'^,  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. 


I    im    I 


^h 


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; 


105. 


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. 


I   196   ] 

\^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- 


t      ^97      3 

'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. 


A  a 


[      iQS     1 


^&j 


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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/*J^/^j  tenjeedun,  To  be  sad,  to  be  angry. 

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. 

V  ■ 

.,^^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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y^j 


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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^35/  ^owvfy  Fond  of  hercoU  (a  she-camel), 
(/^y  reivee,  A  journey,  a  progress;  rooye,  The 
L^j.  70oyk,  A  dream,  a  vision.  [face. 

»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- 

V 

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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j^^s^lj^  rehheen,  Plur.  of  ^^Irsrvj^  !re^a;3. 
\y*l»,  reyhSy  Commencingo 
t^ij^  reydisef.  Dominion,   superiority.    ^^2 
jtij    reyashy  One  who  puts  feathers  to  arrows' 
Ij^lj^  reyh-z,  Plur-  of  u,^^  rojizef, 
$Slj-  rcya%etf  Abstinence.  [ehceSe 

^,«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,  ■^'■''  •    -  ^ 


I    ?2^     \ 
^/ 

^  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 

G  a 


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ij  1  j i^Ag/,  Short.  ^^,  ij  za^ieVy  A  llfe-puard,  a 
^'^*25^J,A  wonianin  child-bed.  [man, a  demoil^ 
y*\  J  %^jeT^   Preventing. 
^^j,  %b,ieh  'ihe  yelk  of' an  eg^. 
^  !j  zajce,  Obtajning  feasilv,  rfcadjo 
tt^ij  zd^^'/,  Fatigued,  tired. 
3^<j  zahdl,  Retiring,  remaining  behind." 
^  Ij  Xaih^Ty  Full,  swelling  (sea).    .  ^ 

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. 

^.; 
*    1 


I    m    1 

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* 


»A£ 


yj- 


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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•jI>3 


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. 


Ma 


{        2:^2        3 


^>y 


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. 


C       244       ] 

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^ 


[      2^9-      I 

^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 

Mecca. 


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[summer. 

^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. 


I        25i        ] 

'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.  * 

.  ^  -     ■  f  - 

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. 

a* 


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. 


cr-^^ 


A^ 


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- 


's: 


r** 


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. 

,» 

^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. 


i>^ 


r- 


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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L/'f/^  s^^/2005^,  Drunkenness.' 

^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.* 

'*  #*■  *»       y  ■ 

.♦!),/>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 


t       i>3       T 

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«» 

'  /  press,  to  bore. 


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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. 

w  » 


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- 


t_AAL«M 


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. 


t        2^        J 

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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^C^Mt 


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, 


[    mi    I 

« 
^^*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. 


(-aA«m 


[    ^^    1 

^"''^  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. 


t    293  't     . 

^  ^.>^  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? 


0yi» 

t_^*w  «aii^^;  Ugliness,' ill-frovvardness. 


*y* 


iaivet,  Pudenda^  ^ubes. 

lid  rftj?fl  A 


5§S 


t  ^*¥ 


^}^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^. 


[       20^       1 

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.         ^ 


I    m    1 

'/^ ) 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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t    ^m    I 


i^ 


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..  \ 

A  J 


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' 

tumour.  , 

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. 


J     so;    3 

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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a:. 


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 

T,  * 

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. 


y 


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^ 
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^\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» 

F3 


^      t      522      J 

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. 


[     ^^5     J 

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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.  -  V  '  ■ 


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, 

H3 


I  Iff.  J 

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 ' 


I    m    1 

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. 


f     its- 


it-*' 

%    AM 


,  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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t- 

/^  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. 


I      3S7      ] 

yS^^'  dhommdhe^,  Sharp-sighted.  ' 

'♦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,^ 


/ 


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 


f     ^<^    J 


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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•a 

^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 


[    s^;    3 

»^  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* 

^^  »«         .  '  * 

*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^ 


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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. 


t   m   1 

^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. 


[    ^n    ] 

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 


I      tl7      1 

^\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, 

U3 


t      979      ] 

■^  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. 


{     ^79     i 

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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f        382        1 

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, 


I      «8$      'J 

(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. 


(       3  35       ] 

^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* 

w  J 


{.      3S6       1 

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. 


I      387       J 

^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. 


r      SS8       3 

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. 


I     390    J 


r    ,e;i 


o^ 


^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 


■-«.<    •<TJ) 


[       S89       ] 

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. 


[       390       ] 

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. 


389 


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- 


y 


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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. 

Z3 


^  ^]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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^  Is 

^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. 


I     4i^     3 

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. 


w- 


t      4iY      1 

i^  aj>«^,  Admirable,  strange.  3u^  ojeyet,  A 

»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. 


t        450         1 


^^* 


*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. 


t      421      2 

^>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. 


[       423       ] 

^^  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. 


I      423       ] 

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 


t       424       I 


*?j' 


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. 


[       425       ] 

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 

G4 


[       420       J 

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^ 


I     «7      ] 


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.     '■ 


I     42a     ] 

-  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.'  - 


[       42^       ] 


is^ 


^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. 


H4 


[        430        ] 

^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» 


t     431      3 

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% 


[        432        ] 

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. 


% 


[       433       1 

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^, 

l4 


I       4Z4       1 

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. 


I      435       3 

[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. 


[       436       ] 

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. 


[       441        1 

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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[       442        ] 

^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.^ 


[        443       I 

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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^*w« 


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^^ 

M4 


[        MQ        ] 

,  [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. 


k 


[       448        ] 

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. 


[       449       ] 

**•  > 

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 

N  * 


X       450       J 


^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» 


[    ^51     ] 

[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!^^'  ^*,'''' 


[       452       ] 

^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- 


«ii.A>^ 


[       453        ] 

(^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  . 


I       454       ] 

•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.    \ 


[       455       j 

^  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- 


[       456       1 


tjiNr 


\^ (-^   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|. 


t       45d       ] 

^^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, 

•  '  j 

/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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I      i7o     I 

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    ■ 


^    I    in    3 

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). 


i   ^>-2    ]• 


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. 


[    ^/^    1 

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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[       474       ] 

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* 


i      47S      ] 

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. 


[     ^7S     1 

^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. 


I      478       J 


'^' 


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* 


[      479      ] 

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*    . 


t       480        ] 

.♦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. 


[       4Sl        ) 

\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 

V4 


r  ^S3  3 

^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- 


4—5 


^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. 


t       4S4       ] 

' '.  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.  .^' 


i  ~^ 


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 

alternately  with  another,  - 1  »Nls 

W4 


[       4^6       ] 

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. 


C       4BT       I 

^  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 


[       48^      ] 


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^,^ 

X4 


[       4Q0       3 

\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. 


I    491    ] 

'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.-^ 


I    492    J 

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,'- 


i  ^^3  1 

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,  ^         ^ 

y4 


t     -«94     1 


^^ 


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 


t     306     1 

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^^^* 


[      497      3 

<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* 

Z4 


I      4DS      I 

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. 


t      coo      ] 

\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. 


[      501       1 

^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. 

As 


[       562       ] 

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. 


[       503       ] 

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;. 


L      504       ] 

^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 


[       505       ] 

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. 


if/ 

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.  ^  . .. 

«• 

^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 


I     4i8     3 

US 

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.  -^  ; .  ^ 


[     sat     J 

^  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. 

ti5 


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(JL5 

^^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. 


[       B27       I 

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 

Hi 


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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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M 

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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C^ 


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 


«?^ 

^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. 


.{  ^st     ] 

^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  {* 


I    m    3 


^jt- 


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 


A 
3b»  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- 


(      56i      1 

[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. 

A 


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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. 


•  /^ 


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. 


C      579      1 

\>^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. 


i        580        ] 

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* 


I       581        ] 

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. 

V5 


i       582       ] 

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.  ^\^ 


[        583        ] 

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,  . 


{       584       ] 

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, 


r     535      1 

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),  *^- 

YTs 


f       586       ] 
*JJ£» 

§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. 


t      *Sjr       ] 

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^ 


t       ^88       J 

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. 


[ml 

^/^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. 

""    "/ 

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. 


t    m   1 

^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, 
cJȣ^  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, 

Y5  -r^ 


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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. 


[    w    ] 

^^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. 

I  ... 

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. 

2ij 


jUM^V 


I       «98       ] 

^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,  , 


I     600     1 

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* 


^^ 

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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f   602   1 

^  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. 


r     6oi     J 


-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 


t       005       1 

^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^;*^ 


I   606   J 

^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,  \, 


[      6o8     '] 

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  ^ 


{      6)0      1 

u 

.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. 


[     ^n      1 

^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. 


I     612      1 

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. 


t      613      3 

^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. 

D  k 


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 

It  » 


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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^  .^ 


[       623       1 

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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U 

t 

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, 


t     627     1 

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^ 


[       628       1 

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, 


t     620     1 

'^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. 


r   m   ] 

,^  u 

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.  ^ 


U" 


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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. 


[       633       ] 

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, 

t  6 


I       631       I 

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. 


4? 

-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. 


t      037      1 

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). 


[     639     3 

^^^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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«A«« 


I 

^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 


i  S41   3 

^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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if       04$       I 

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. 


I     6iQ     1 

^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.  ■  :';  .,;^,^    ^ 


r   6i8   1 

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* 


[    ^^    ] 


^\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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I      6S0      1 

.«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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[      651      ] 


^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  \::^  ^ 


I   652  ;i 

^^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 


r    •  •■ 


[         65a         1 

[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 


(      65fl       1 

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* 


[     6S7     1 

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      65S       ] 


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. 


t     659     1 

.  A 

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«^* 


I    660    ] 


[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* 


^AA^ 


[     66i      J 

^-^  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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I     662      } 

laec« 

%  ^  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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I  663   ] 

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. 


4? 

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. 


[       04       I 

^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. 


[     665      1 

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. 


k 


J^ 


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* 

K  6 


(      C66      i 

•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. 


I      «69      J 


.,3S\>« 


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* 


r   669   I 

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. 

s  6 


I      670     1 

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, 


I    en    1 


L^isy^ 


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 


[      ^72       ] 

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. 


I    673    ] 

\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. 

T  6 


t      674      ] 

^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- 


f      675      3 


^*^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. 


f   676  } 


«.As^^ 


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 


I      677      } 

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. 

V  6 


I     ^79     J 

^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. 


r   m   J 


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. 


[       680       1 

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- 


[       681        3 


CAjr^v^ 


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|^ 


u  6 


[       682       ] 


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. 


I       683       ] 

^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. 


[       634       ] 

^  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,  ;^ 


jx 


S^.4 


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. . 


[       685       ] 

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,  ..    

w  6 


{      6S6      ] 

^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. 


t     68;     ] 

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. 


r    (?S8    ] 

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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t     690     1 

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 


i  601   ] 

^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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1  «  tX»o 


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. 


I  m  1 

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. 


{      701      ] 

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- 

A7 


I      7<^^      1 

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* 


I    ro3    ] 

^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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[      704      1 

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.) 


[    m    1 

%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* 

B7 


•"-^ 

^  ^ 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 


C    1^^    3 


jy 


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. 


^     I      709      } 

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, 

c? 


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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ty, 


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.)'"  ^<^^^ 


{     714     1 

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. 


t      715      1 

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. 


r  71Q  1 

^^ 

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. 


*>• 

_^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, 


I       718      •] 


^  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. 


I      7^9      1 

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 


^ 


[        720        J 

^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. 


k    ni    1 


l-^MS.4 


^^*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. 


df      723       ] 


^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. 


I    m    1 

^  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* 


J 


\ajL:Ut^  mosieshrei,  Being   distempeied. 


I       ^4       ] 


^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 , 


[      ?29      1 

^^^^  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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[       734       ] 

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. 


[    1^1    ) 

^^ 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. 


■  r  , 

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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1AX« 


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,) 


t    m    ] 

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. 


[      755     ] 


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^ 


[      7^7      1 

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.""  '  ^  ^ 


[    ;6o    ] 

(^ 

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* 


[      768      ] 

^^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* 


f     ?64      1 

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. 


[765} 

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,  _^ 
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t     70«     1 

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. 


[      767      1 

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- 


r    768    ] 

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. 


i    fSg    i 


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. 


[770      ] 

^\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. 


[      ?71      1 

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 


I      772      J 

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 


I    ;;3    J 

•• 

/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* 


t    rn    3 

^}^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* 


<       *  w  i 


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, 

y  1 


i    r7«i    1 

J- 

'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?;. 


[      170      I 

:^ 
_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^  ^ 


r  780   1 

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- 


t      781      1 

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. 

u  7 


t       783       J 

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 


I       783      I 

hi* 

-  *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^, 


I      ?84       1 

>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 


I      78^      J 

'^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, 

w  7 


[      785      J 

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. 


I     T«7     3 

^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. 


f      7^Q      3 

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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I    ^90    1 

(^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. 


t    7m    3 


.\^  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. 


^Aa>/w« 


r    ^03       1 

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, 

Y  7 


.^^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^ 

« 

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. 


I      f§7      3 

(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. 


[      790      ] 

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.) 


t       800       1 

-^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, 


f    m  •  ] 


09*** 


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. , , 

-    X 

^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. 


^1 


A  { 


I      BG7      ] 

#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. 


I      8^<      I 

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    .     ...   .     ^, 


I       804       1 


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. 


I       805      3 

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, 

B  8 


€06       } 


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      -^ 


[       S08       } 

«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^ 


I       809       J 


V 


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. 


[       810       ] 

^>- 
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. 


I       813        [ 

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* 


t       813       1 

^^  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 


_j^ 


m 


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 


r  5if  3 

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,,^ 


[     ai9     ][ 

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»;)   '      . 


f       820       ] 

^^  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. 


I       825       ] 

\  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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t^ 


^  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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JU 


•  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. 

H  s 


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iU 

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. 

,  .  ♦  ''  ' 

^  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.  ""^ 


I       «3t      1 


fU. 


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* 


LTl^ 


f       «32        I 


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. 


[       8*3       J 

{^ 
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. 

I « 


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. 


[    m    I 

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. 


C    «36    3 

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,' 

K  8 


-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  . 


f     Ui     J 


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.  .       . 


f       853       ] 

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 


I      654       1 

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, 


%      W7       I 

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.). 
?   * 


i    «5«    3 

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. 


[     B6g     J 

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. 


[      86o      1 

*&^^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. 


I     «8i     ] 

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, 


[       85?        ] 

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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{       863       J 

[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. 


[       864       ] 

^^ ^  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. 


{^  * 


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. 

» 

^♦^  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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1 

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 


[     J^rs     ] 

^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, 

T  s 


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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. 


i      ^77      ]  y 

^^  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.    '^ 


I    m    1 

^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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^Ji 


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. 


[    38;    1 

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, 

5  X 


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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 


[      896      i 

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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[       898       1 

^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. 


if  m   I 

r  *-■  ^  ■■        ■* 

'^{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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[        902        ] 

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. 


{     0Ota     1 

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. 


[        904        J 

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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t       905        3 

\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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I   90Q  ] 

^  \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. 


t    m    1 


^mA 


^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:[ 


{      908      1 

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. 


,  f     910      ] 

^  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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^A 


'^^$  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/'  ' 


i  912  1 

^  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< 


[      913      ]; 

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. 


[      914      ] 

^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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La 

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. 


[      016      J 

,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. 


I    917    ] 

<:  <  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. 


,       C     918     1 

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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