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A injizam^ (vn of amputated, or broken.
gL^ art jus a ^ anjusd or ankhusa)^^ A.y%ti<jci) ,
A species of herb, bugloss, alkanet, lactuca asinina.
p \ anjaskldan, To return. To check, to restrain.
inji t ar, (vn ofVoiding excrement (a beast).
a uJUjfTt inji t df, (vn of Being thrown prostrate.
Being plucked up. Being thrown away.
a inji^al, (vn of (J^r) Being placed, constituted.
p anjugh (for anjuIcK)^ A wrinkle, a furrow.
a JUrsT*! injifdl, (vn of Ji^r) Moving off from any place
(people). Being carried away hastily. Passing away and vanish
ing (a shadow). Pouring down rain (a cloud).
a ‘ \ anjik ( i' ^ anjikdkov \ anjikalj , A kind of
jrain or kernel, which is black on the outside, and white within.
Unjnk) A kind of well-flavoured fruit.
p anjakidan. To return. To restrain,
p anjal. Marsh-mallows, or the root. Name of a place.
A anjal, Long. Large. Broad. Having large open
eyes. (A stab) making a large orifice. W ide, spacious (area).
A'hssr\ irtjild, (vn of Being apparent or conspicuous.
An apparition, appearance. Shining, brightness. Being wiped
away (grief from the mind). Emigrating. Going into exile.
a injild^j (vn of j-i^) Being uncovered,
r anjulak, A kind of well-flavoured fruit.
a anjum, (pi. of Stars. p sL-j s.i\A>d\j
An emperor with an army (numerous) as the stars; a most potent
monarch. ^ ~if\ To make firm, jjj The sun.
A injimdd, (vn of J**^) Congelation, curdling.
a injimd^j (vn of ^-^r) Being gathered together,
p anjuman, A company, assembly, banquet, congre
gation, synagogue, congress, any place where people meet and
converse. A multitude, jyo }Jtcuhush
ua tayur^ zca anjuman-i mar zca ntur^ Wild beasts, and birds,
and a multitude of serpents and ants.
p anjuman-gdh) A place or time of assembling.
anjan, A pounding, pulverizing. A cutting. 1 rouble,
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chagrin, (s. 3fZ5f^f) Collyrium, antimony.
p atijanidatiy To be broken to pieces. To divide.
To afflict, to vex. To be anxious. To be disgusted.
p^ anjtiy An island. Name of an island,
p ^j 2 sr\ anjuj) The wood of aloes. See ud.
p ^ y^r\ anjukh anjukhah or ^ anjuh), Flaccid,
withered, flagging, dead, flat, wrinkled, changed in colour (face
or body). A wrinkle. Spittle.
p anjukhtan.) To become wrinkled. To acquire,
p anjukhidan. To become full of wrinkles,
p anjusd (equivalent to anjusd), Bugloss.
p anjugh, A sigh, a sob. A wrinkle, a fold, a plait.
Contraction. The epilepsy. Pustules on the lips^ A weevil,
or worm which destroys corn. The corruption of grain occa-
sioned by these vermin. Spittle.
p anjughidan, To become wrinkled. To acquire.
p ^ysr\ anjuftan, To become wrinkled.
rijjf 5 ?\ Anjuk, Name of an unknown desert.
A<— injiydb, (vn of Being scattered (clouds).
a injiydb, (vn of ^-r-=r) Being cut off. Becoming
open and discovered.
A cJLssr\ inji-ds, (vu of C-'V) Being split (a palm-tree).
Terrifying.
AjCsJ] injiydz, (vn ofjyr) Receding from. Deserting.
AuJlW^ inji-df, (vi i of t_iV) Bein g tbrow n prostrate.
Being extirpated.
a injiyal, (vn of Jyr) Going round. Selecting.
A <Lxr\ anjiyat, (pi. of naj'iy) Partners in secrets.
A anjldat, A species of herb, marrubium.
p u ±*sr\ anjtdan (or^Jus^ anchtdan), To crumble (bread).
To destroy a garment (a moth). 1 o irritate, vex. To be cleft
asunder. To w T ound. To cup. To extract. To irrigate,
p anjtdah, Pounded, crumbled. M ild leek.
P^-srt anjlr, A fig. Foramen podicis. jir^^ anftr-
ddam (or anjtri dashtl), Adam’s fig, a kind of In
dian fruit, resembling a gourd, round and red, w ith a small
white point in the middle.
P anjtrdan, To bore a hole, to drill, to perforate.
p anjtrah, Foramen ani. Apparatus, or necessaries for
travelling. Beaten. Name of a fountain near JJJ Fazd.
p anjtrhd, Riches.
ap in/*/, The gospel. Christians.
A J*ssr\ injltiy, An evangelist.
p ^ anjin, Pulverized. A plasterer. ^
p^jl^csTl dnehundn, Thus, so, in that or like manner,
dnehundn keh, So that, in the same way, like as, even as.
p dnehah, That which. Whoever. W hatever.^
A anh, (from Breathing hard. Anih (or dnih),
A miser who sighs and groans when any thing is asked from him.
Unnah, (pi. of anih) Misers.
a \ss?\ anhd, (pi. of y=sT nahw) M ays, roads, paths, tracks,
quarters, sides. Inhd, (iv of^sT’) Turning aside (the face f
another). Leaning to the left side (a camel in travelling).
a UrWnZm^ivof^) Throwing, or piercing with (ajavelm).
Turning (arms against one).
a jlarl inhdz, (iv ofjxr) Having camels afflicted with a is
ease in the lungs called
A inhdf, (iv of u-iasT) Extenuating, emaciating.
A inhdiy (iv of JrsT) Rendering (one) thin, lean, ex
tenuated (grief, anxiety, &c.) ,
AjUac^l inhibdr, (vn of j^-) Becoming manifested, rev
Being scattered (as clouds).