"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٧‎٤] (١٨٢٦/١٥٢)

A idl(if, (iv of u-iJj) Speaking harshly.
a idlak, ( iv of Drawing a sword.
A idldl, (iv of dalla) Giving proof, or argument.
Speaking fair, coaxing. Looking askance as lovers. Confiding.
Being mangy (a wolf). Hostility, inroad, incursion.
A adillat) (pi. of (JJj dalil) Arguments, reasons, proofs,
evidences, indications. Clear proofs,
Legal, judicial proofs ; evidences before a court of justice.
a adlas, (An ass) getting a new coat. Bald. (A camel)
having lost its hair.
a adla^iy, (jJjl or Penis crassus et longus.
a adlam^ Swarthy, (man or ass). Dusky. A lion.
a idlimdm, (ix of^Jj) Blackness. Hanging (as the lip).
a idlihmdm, (iv of q) Being very dark.
a adlty (pi. of ^ dalro) Buckets, urns, tankards.
a idllld, (xn of J) G oing quickly. Being covered.
A idlirndm, (xi of j*!j) Being very dark (the night).
a ddai/i) Brown, dusky, tawny, mulatto. Adam, the fa
ther of the human race. bani-adam f The sons of
Adam, i. e. mankind, The second Adam, i. e. Noah.
A servant, a messenger. White and at the same time hairy
(camel). Having the pupils of the eyes varied, black and white.
(A white deer) marked with stripes of an ash colour.
A adm, (from j*^) Adding one thing to another (as bread
to meat, &c.) ; uniting in love or friendship. Conjunction, con
cord, consent, familiarity. Necessity. Udm, An example, a
model, a chief, a leader, (pi. of admd)^ Brown. White
with ash-coloured stripes. Adam, Man, mankind, Adam and
his posterity. A human foetus completely formed. A tomb.
A kind of date. Names of several places in Arabia, and often, by
the poets, put for Yaman or Arabia Felix itself, (pi. of
adlm), Surfaces of the earth. Dressed skins (of goats, &c.).
Udum, (pi. of iddm, and adl/n) Meals, seasonings,
pickles. Dressed skins (of goats). Surfaces of the earth,
r adam, A ruby.
v Icjl admd, (iem. of ddam) Brown.
A Lcjl idmd, (iv of J) Striking till the blood flows.
a adamdt, (pi. of <Lejl adamat, q. v.) Skins.
a idmdj, (iv of Wrapping one’s self in a gar
ment. Being veiled. Strengthening. Being slender in the body.
\ iddimdj, (vm of ^°^) Being mixed together.
a id/ndk, (ivof Introducing suddenly. Inserting.
\ idmdl, (iv of J-O) Cicatrizing a wound.
a Udmam, Name of a town.
a p ^LcJl ddamdn, Men.
a idmdn, (iv of Exercise, continual practice.
A udmdn, (A buck or doe) of a white colour. Adamdn,
'I'he corruption of the palm-tree. Name of a tree in Paradise,
p \^J ddam-ptrd, The creator of man, i. e. God.
a d dim at, (pi. of adtm) Meats, seasonings. Sur
faces of the ground. Skins.
A *Lcj! adamat, The skin, the thin skin, cuticle, or membrane,
which covers the flesh, intestines, &c. Conjunction, or that
which causes it, that which passes between, and unites two
bodies; union, mixture, propinquity, affinity. Necessity. A
chief, a general, a leader, a model, an exemplar, a pattern.
Udmat, Brownness, duskiness. Being imbued or tinged with
a brown colour. A clear shining white (in camels). White
mixed with black, or any other colour (in deer). A gift,
i* iy>- ddam-khur, A man-eater, a cannibal.
udam-shinus, Knowing mankind.
a adrnas, Having eye-brows thin at the extremities.
a admu^, (pi. of^«J dam^) Tears.
a admighat, (pi. of dimdgh) Brains,
r Humanity. Benevolence. Valour,
r adman, Pure, fragrant (musk).
A udmus, A place under the ashes, where they bake
bread.
A admits, Dark (night).
a ddamly, Human. A man. Brown, dusky.
A Udma', Name of a place in Arabia,
p ddamiydn (or ddami-zdd), Men, mortals,
p ddamiydnah, Humanly, like a man.
A c^weJl ddamiyat, Humanity.
A adann, Crook-backed (man). Short-necked. Dwarf
ish (plant). Sweeping the ground (bellies of animals). Short
in the fore-feet (horse). Hollow in the middle of the floor (a
chamber).
A udnd, Nearer. Lower. Last. Least. Basest, vilest.
Before all things, above all. p Mean, of low
condition. A Idnd, (iv ofy3t>) Bringing near. Being near her
time (a camel). Living on spare diet.
A Uj! adna-a, Crooked, hump-backed.
k s\jd\ idnd-a, (iv of UJ) Perpetrating enormities. Being
hump-backed.
A adnds, Dirty (fellows), nasty (rascals), sorry (dogs).
a < il) idndf, (iv of i3u>) Suffering from severe and con
tinued illness. Going down (as the sun). Approaching.
Putting in pain.
p adand, How ? See ulio adank.
adank, How ? At what rate ? An uncertain, unknown
number, conjectural computation. One truss, hamper, &c. One
half of a horse’s load, as much as a beast carries upon one side.
One side of a piece of money.
a <Jj! adna', Lower, lowest.
A Adaniydn, Name of two vallies.
A idwd, (from \j\) Ripening, coming to maturity.
A idzcd, (iv of Afflicting with disease.
a *\j 6 \ adzvd-a, (pi. of dd-a) Diseases.