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A siktani) (dual of kii-i sikt) The two wings (of an
ostrich). The first and last parts (of the night).
a S&Mbjfsdktat, A fall, a slip, a stumble, a false step. Detriment.
a siktirt (orjUaxiuo sakantar)^ Pasture frequented by
cattle (as being agreeable).
a l J 2 A- 5 sakta'l (pi. of sdkitat) Low, little worth,
p <ul3 sakti-ndmah, A casualty-list of horses that have
died in the cavalry.
a sak^ (from j-a-j), Going away (no one knows where).
Crowing. Sak^ or suk^ A shore, a coast, a tract.
a ijJaxjL} saka^tara 1 ov saka^farl, Very long-bodied (manor
camel). Saka^fttura?, Large and strong.
a u-iiL* snkf (from t—ciLi), Covering in (a house), (pi. aii-j
sukuf and sukf) A roof, a floor. The raftering of a house, the
ceiling. A platform. The sky. A dangling beard.
sakfri khdnah. The roof of a house, the ceiling. / c_giLi
sakf-inim-khdnah) kvavdied roof. The sky. ASakaf,
Length, with curvature (in timbers or rafters).
sukf, Vile, covetous, (for i— ca-jI uskuf), A bishop.
a Ua-» sakfd, (fern, of c-ca-j! askaf) Long and crooked, bent
in consequence of the length. Long-necked (ostrich). Sukafd,
(for shufa^d), Intercessors, mediators.
a sukfdti, (pi. of i—.g.A-- sakf) Roofs, floors, stories.
a sakf i, A beam, a rafter.
A sukuk, Whisperers, back-biters, slanderers.
A ,Jiuo sakl, Polish. Sukl, The hypochondria or body under
the short ribs. Sakil, Thin-waisted man. Lean-buttocked horse,
p sakldb, A water-dog, an otter,
pd^lii-j sakaldt, sikaldt, orb&ii-o sukldt, Scarlet cloth.
sikldt (for iAsr 3 sijldt), Jasmine. The covering,
awning, or canopy over the camel-litter in which the Eastern
ladies travel. A fine painted or figured cloth.
p sakldtun (or sakldCtri), Scarlet cloth,
p jjAa-o sakldn, Cloth.
A aJjLj Saklabat, The Sclavonians, supposed by the Arabians
to be descended from C— Sakldb, a son of Japhet. Under
this name, however, the Muhammadans comprehend often the
Servians, Bulgarians, Maesians, Thracians, Albanians, Macedo
nians, and the northern parts of Greece.
A <uUL: saklabat (from q), Casting on the ground.
a sakam or sukm (from j*A-s)} Being indisposed. Sickness.
Slowness of motion.
g sakmuniyd, (Exa/x/iow'a) The herb scammony.
p <Ua-j sakmah, Sickness. Error, incorrectness.
A sakma?, (pi. of sakim) Sick, infirm,
p sakan, Juice of dates.
sikankur, (or (j-JuiLs sakankus) (Sx/yyof) A species
of newt or spawn of the crocodile burrowing in the sand (when
held in the hand, it is said to be a stimulative to venery).
a sukub, (pi. of sakb) Male foetuses of camels.
The poles of rustic tents. > sesilsim A 'iiAa-i
g sakurdiyun, (E#of$iov) Water-germander.
A.]s^su» sukut (from kius), Falling. Falling from the hand.
Being delivered, dropping (a colt). Committing an error in
writing, or speaking. Coming on (heat). Removing, taking
away. Tarrying with any one. A fall, a slip, a tumble.
A JsyL* Sakutar, The island of Socotra. The aloe.
A uJyii-j sukuf, (pi. of u-iiu» sakf) Roofs of houses.
*A sakd’, (fut. yaskt) He watered.
A^jiLj saky (from ^a-j), Watering. Presenting liquor unto.
Drinking to another. Having the dropsy ; or a yellow water in
the belly at the delivery. Taking or carrying away water in
a leathern bottle, p saky kardan, To water (as plants).
a .SV^y,Water either for drinking or watering ground. Yellowish
water. A skin containing yellow water which comes out at the
delivery. Watered by. Sakiy, A cloud pouring down great
drops of rain. A palm-tree. Papyrus. Portions of water.
A La-j sukyd, A shower. Filling of a bottle. Advantages.
A 4--a*j saklbat, The pole of a tent. •
g saktrus, (S*<ppo?) A-hard swelling. (Buruan.)
A Ja-A-j sakit, Snow. Ice. Hoar frost.
A Alw'..) sakitat, A mean, base woman.
A cULa-j sakifut, A broad plank. The deck of a ship. A high
bench for reclining upon, before the doors or under the porticos.
p aJlJLa saklfah, A plank, a bench, a desk.
A *JL> saklm, Sick, infirm, ailing.
p tlX-: sak, Night-shade. Consolation. A nail. Sik, Vine
gar. Wine. iSmA:, Smelling sweet. The musk gall-apple. Ter
ror, fear. Timid. Sorrowful, sick. A narrow-mouthed well.
A scorpion’s hole. Sadness.
A clX-' sakk (from sakka), Overlaying (a door) with
broad iron plates, by way of security. Mutilating (in the ears).
Voiding liquid dung. A nail. A die for coining money. A coat
of mail formed of close rings. Sukk, An aromatic composition.
A narrow-mouthed well. A scorpion’s hole,
p 1 £-j sakd, A quiver.
a sakkd, (fern, of ulX-d asakk) Small-eared (woman). (A
woman) mutilated in the ears. _ .
A sikd-a, (m of ^^-j) Begging with importunity,
p suk-db, Musk-water.
a sukdt (from Ui-^L:), Being silent. Becoming calm
(anger). Dying. Being near the mark. Silence, or whatever
causes it. A silent, lurking serpent, not perceived till he bites.
Happiness, prosperity.
p sakdjah, Ignorant, simple. (Castelixs.)
p sakdchah or sukdchah, The night-mare. A porcu
pine. Litigious, quarrelsome.
? sakdd, A mountain-top. The crown of the head.