"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎١‎٣‎٤] (١٨٢٦/٢٧٣)

imtiyar y (vm ofVictualling one’s household.
a imtiyaZ) (vjii ofj-^e) Separating. Being separated.
Separation, distinction, difference, discrimination. Pre-emi
nence. p To make a distinction, to separate, discover.
a imtiyaziy, Possessing the quality of discriminating.
a Jb-ol amsal, (pi. of masal) Examples, similes. Re
semblances, equals. Fables, proverbs, adages. Imsil 9 (iv of
Punishing by way of example, retaliating (as eye for eye).
a am sal, More or most like. Most excellent, most pro
per for imitation, most praise-worthy.
a amsilah, (pi. of misdl) Exemplars. Fables.
A anus an, Having no retention of urine.
a umsul, A verse, sentence, or saying, worthy of repe
tition or quotation.
A ^ c \ amaj. Extreme heat or thirst. Very hot.
a imjdj, (iv of ^ majja) Travelling, making a tour.
Beginning to run (a horse) before (he is) warm.
A jLsr°! amjdd, (pi. of mdjid or maj~id) Glorious.
imjar, (iv of jjs^ 0 not in use) Buying or selling any
animal, whilst in the belly of the mother, (which is forbidden by
the Muhammadan law). Having a large foetus (a camel).
A Jlsr 0 ^ imjdl, (iv of (J^*) Contracting a hardness (the hand)
from hard labour. Hardening the hand (hard labour).
p amjakhtan, To covet, to desire earnestly.
a amjad, More or most excellent, or glorious.
aW'^ immiha, (vn ofBeing obliterated.
a imhdh, (iv of ^ mahha) Wearing thread-bare.
a imhdsh, (iv of Burning, searing.
A imhds, (iv of Shining (as the sun, especially
after an eclipse)
a imhdz, (iv of ^Ls^) Drinking pure milk, without
any mixture of water. Demonstrating sincere love.
a imhdk, (iv of Cancelling. Depriving of a
blessing. Perishing, dying away.
a imhdk, (iv of Moroseness, surliness.
a imhdl, (iv of ^j^ 0 ) Being barren (ground). Suf
fering from barrenness or scarcity (people). Misery.
a amhas, One who receives the excuse of another,
without examining into its truth or fallacy.
a La^s^\ umhuzat, Sincere and faithful admonition.
a imkhdkh, (iv of makkha} Being full of marrow
(a bone). Being mealy (an ear of corn). Being full of sap (a
branch). Fattening (a camel).
A imkhdz, (iv ot (Milk) being properly pre
pared for making butter. Drinking (milk) in that state.
A LLs' v l umkhdt, (pi. of mukhit') Generous (princes).
Imkhdt, (iv ofks^) Shooting (an arrow) and making it pierce.
p dmakhtariy (or dmiikhtan) To learn, or teach,
p J^el dmad, He came. Arrival. Income.
A amid, A freighted ship.
p amd, Time, season, opportunity.
a amad, The end, extremity, boundary, age, term (of
life), catastrophe. A goal. Anger. A
long space of time. Amid, (A man) full of good or bad qualities.
Amida, The metropolis of Mesopotamia (Diyar bakar).
a amadd, More or most extended.
A amdd, (pi. of mudy) Mudds, certain measures
used in Egypt, Syria, &c. of different dimensions ; with some
about 2 lb. or 1 lb. 3 quarters; with others as much as the two
hands will hold; and about 500 drams in other parts. Imdd, (iv
of not in use) Granting a delay, tolerating. Advancing in
years, growing old. Drinking a great quantity of milk.
A itnddd, (iv of madda) Assisting, aiding, helping,
succouring. Furnishing with as much ink as the pen will hold.
Issuing from a sore (matter). Yielding fruit. Becoming juicy
(a plant). Name of a w'ell.
p x<\ <X«I dmad dmad, Approach.
A^Xo\ imidddn, Very salt (water).
p umaddnah (or dmaddnt), Accidental, casual,
fortuitous, adventitious. Imports.
A umdut, The remains, the rest. A surplus.
AjX<\ amdar, Large-bellied. Shining either from his own
colour, or from being besmeared with dung (a hyena).
p Xc! dmad raft (or Jw dmad shad), Coming and
going, ingress and egress. Intercourse. Travellers, passen
gers. A high-way.
A amdash, (A man) having a slender flexible hand,
p iX*\ dmad shudav, Coming and going,
p dmadan, To come, arrive. Coming, arrival, entry,
p aU3x<! dmadan-gdh, A place of meeting, a rendezvous,
p dmadani, Income, impost, revenue. The season at
which any merchandize generally arrives. Perquisites, any
thing gained over and above.
a umduhat, Praise. A praise-worthy action.
p dmadah, Conxc. A joke, a pleasantry, an impromptu.
p dmadah-glr, Receiving, welcoming, greeting.
A.&X<\ amdiyat, (pi. of madly) Ponds unenclosed with
stones. Gutters which carry off superfluous water from wells.
A imzd, (iv of Turning (a horse) to grass. Di
luting very much (wine). Playing the bawd to one’s own wife.
Aj^AJ imzdr, (iv ofjA«) Corrupting, rotting (an egg).
A amzah, Chafing between the thighs. Stinking.
a imzildl, (ix of (JA«) Being torpid, languid.
a jsc\ amir, (part.) Commanding, ordering, issuing mandates.
One of the five, or, according to some, seven days (called
al uijuz) of the wunter solstice. Name of the first month
of the Muhammadan year, during which they are forbidden to
fight. This, however, is in the old dialect, the more modem
name being Muharram (prohibited). (Thecom
mander of the pen and ink) God. Muhammad.