"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٤‎٠‎٥] (١٨٢٦/٨١٤)

A ^ zabh (from Cleaving, splitting. Slaughtering,
cutting the throat. Sacrificing. Tapping (a barrel). Appear
ing (the beard). ^ J zabhu'l is-hak, The sacrifice of
Isaac. Any animal sacrificed. A species of fungus.
A wild carrot, or other plant, of which ostriches are fond.
AtesT'J zibahat, zubhat, also zubahat, A pain in the throat.
Blood, choking and killing.
a zabzab, Penis. A little well. Zubzub, A wild bull.
A dJdjj zabzab at, Motion, the waving of any thing in the air.
The tongue. The penis. A testicle. Harm, injury. Custody or
protection (of women, or a neighbourhood).
*A zabara, (fut. j yazburu oryazbiru) He wrote.
AyJt> za&r (from^jj), Writing (a book). A writing. Tacit
and quick reading. A book in the Himyarit, or old Arabic
character, written on palm-leaves. A sheet of paper. Wisdom,
knowledge. Zabir, (A book) easy to read.
*A JjJ zabala, (fut. fJiAJ yazbulu) (The plant) withered.
A JjO z«6/(from Jj^), Languishing, withering. Becoming
extenuated or weak. Zibl, The shell of a tortoise, of which they
make combs, &c. Tortoiseshell-bracelets. Bereavement. Zu-
bal and zubul, (pi. of zabil), Limber (reeds). Spears.
A^oJ zabla, Dry-lipped (woman).
a<L1jJ zablat, The smell of a dunghill. One ball of dung.
zubnat, The withering of the lips, from thirst.
A C-JU.'j zubub (from L—JJ zabba), Pining away (the body),
withering (a plant), shrivelling from thirst (the lip), drying up
from heat (a pond), losing (his) colour (a man).
A Jo<i zubul (from J«^), Withering (a plant). Languishing,
becoming enfeebled. Losing flesh (a horse).
A <-0 zably, A life-guard, a centinel.
A zabth, Sacrificed. A sacrifice. The animal about to
be offered up. az'zabth, The sacrifice, i. e. Ismael, son of
Abraham, the progenitor of the Arabians.
a zabihat, An animal destined to be offered in sacrifice.
A pain in the throat. Blood which suffocates.
A zujl, Iniquity, tyranny.
A zajmat (for dajmat), A word, a discourse.
A zahh, A slap with the palm of the hand. A contusion.
A fissure. Coition.
a zahj (from ^^)? Stripping off the bark. Carrying
any thing before it from place to place (the wind).
a zahzah (or zahzah). Short and great-bellied.
A zahzahat (from q), Walking with short steps.
Driving (dust) about (wind).
A zahak (from ^3), Being excoriated (the tongue).
A zahl, Revenge, or the thirst for it. Enmity, hatred.
A ilaUi zahlatat (from LU3 q), Talking confusedly.
A jLL*s>-3 zahmalat (from 3 q), Rolling.
A ^-3 zahw (from q), Driving (camels) roughly.
A J^3 zuhul, (pi. of zahl) Revenges. Hatreds.
A zahy (from , -5*-J), Blowing upon (them) when un
covered, and where no shelter can be had (wind). Beating wool.
AyU3 zakhu-ir, (pi. of zakhirat) Provisions, stores.
A zakhzdlch, An examiner, a scrutineer.
A ^U-ici-3 zakhzakhdn, Eloquent.
*A zakhara (fut.^=i-(AJ yazkhuru) He hoarded.
A^=>-3 zukhr (fromJ), Laying up a treasure. Provisions,
or treasures, laid up instore for future use.
A zakhirat, A treasure. Stores, provisions.
zakhirah-khanah, A granary. A treasury.
AjJ zar, (imperat. of Dismiss thou. Zarr (fromjO
zarra), Pounding small, crumbling (salt). Sprinkling, scatter
ing. A small ant. An atom, a particle, y} abu zarr, Man.
zarr a, (fut-ji^ yuzurru) He pounded small.
A zar-a (from Creating. Procreating. Scattering,
sprinkling. Sowing, zar-u'n'ndr, The progeny of hell,
those doomed to damnation. Zara-a (from Turning gray
on the forehead. Anger, indignation.
a IjJ zar-d, (fern, of \jj\ azra-a) Gray about the forehead.
(A mare or a goat) with a black body and dappled ears. Rage,
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zara-a, (fut. yazra-u) He created.
A zard-a, An asylum, a place of safety. The lair of a
wild beast. Tears shed. Any thing scattered by the wind.
A zard-at, Hoariness on the forehead.
A zardbat (from C-JjJ), Being sharp. Being fluent in
speech. Talking at random. The sharp edge (of a sword).
a zar-at and zur-at, Hoariness on the forehead.
A ^3 zurdh or zurrdh, Cantharides.
a jljJ zardr (frornjJ zarra), Turning away the face in anger.
Being vicious (camel). Zardr,Malignancy (of a man in anger).
a zurdrat, Particles, flying or scattered about, of any
thing grinding or pounding.
a zardri, (pi. of zurriyat) Progenies, offsprings.
a zurdrih, (pi. of zurrdh) Cantharides.
a J zardt also zarrdi^, (A woman) who sews expeditiously.
Zard^, (in of C jJ) Selling by the yard. Mixing. A small bottle
(made of the leg-skin of an animal), in which they keep wine.
Much vomiting. The arm. The fore-leg of a horse. A yard,
a cubit. J-s»- hablu'z ’zird^, A vein extending through
the arm to the hand. A mark impressed on the leg of a camel.
az'zird^ (or JudH ^>3 zird^u’l asad), Two bright stars in
the head of Gemini, denoting the seventh mansion of the moon.
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a <3^ zar-aniy or zara-aniy, Very white (salt).
A zurdwat, Refuse in winnowing corn.
zard-ih, (pi. of zar that) Ridges of mountains.
A £-^3 zard-i^, (pi. of zarl^at) Hunter’s lurking places.
A C-^,3 zarab (from u-^t3), Being sharp, acute. Being
nimble-tongued, speaking imprudently. Having complaints in
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