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A <LSU*s samakat, Strong (camel).
a samakmakf Hard, strong, and thick.
a t * samakuk (or samaklk). Strong, powerful,
hardy. Foolish, stupid (man). Prone to villainy. Thick, viscous.
a i ' samaklk, Abject, contemptible, base, mean.
a (from Striking (with a stick). Being hard,
firm. Becoming stiff (a tree) when not watered. Abstaining
(from meat). Stimuli, Hardy (man).
A simlakh, Ear-wax. The interior cavity of the ear.
A LliXw samallak, Strong, robust, hardy. A part cut off.
A sumlukh, Ear-wax.
A simltl, A weak-bodied man.
Ar^a samam (from sammd), Growing deaf. Deafness.
A stoppage in the ears. Simum, (pi. of simmat) Bold (men).
Lions. Male serpents.
a sumut, Silent. Heavy (coat of mail), not sounding.
Piercing deep (a sword). Full (honey-comb). li
samutu ka'l hut, Mute as a fish. Sumut, The keeping silence.
a samuhy Hard (hoof).
t samur, Sable (fur).
a sumur (fromBeing avaricious. Flowing through
a plain from a declivity (water). Preventing, hindering.
a sumugh, (pi. of samgh and of samagh) Gums.
Aromatics.
A sumul (from u U- 0 ), Being hard and firm. Becoming
stiff (a tree) when not watered. Abstaining (from food).
a (^ 4-0 sumy (from ^j^), Falling down in the place where
it was struck (game). Driving, forcing onward.
A sumayan, Inversion, turning. Darting, throwing.
An assault. Celerity. Bold.
A c^w 4-0 simmlt, Silent, taciturn, saturnine.
A sumaydah, A sultry day. Strong, hardy.
samtr, (A man) having dry withered flesh, emitting
disagfreeable effluvia.
a J^4-0 samil, Dry, withered.
a | ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية 4-0 samim. Pure, unmixed, sincere. The choicest part (of
anything). The vehemence (of cold or heat). The outward
shell of an egg. Strong. Warlike, c— ^ ln satni-
mri kalb, From the bottom of the heart, cordially, affectionately.
a (^*-- 4-0 samimiy, Cordial, inward. Pure, sincere.
a ^ sann or sinn, A little basket in which they carry bread.
Sinn, The fetid urine of the animal called jiy wabr. The first
of the five days (at the end of winter) called al <^ajuz.
A .tU -0 sina-a, Ashes.
a sindb, A kind of seasoning for meat made of mustard
and dried grapes bruised together.
a <L\j -0 sindbat, Long in back and belly.
A^li -0 sandbir, Intense cold.
A sindbly, Of a reddish colour, mixed with white hairs,
of the colour of mustard (a horse).
A sanndj, A player on the ^asanj.
a sundjir, A large-bodied camel. A tall and robust man*
A 0 sandkhat, A_ large-bodied man.
A Jjli -0 sanddil, Sandal. Large and big-headed camel or ass.
A JujU -0 sanddtd, (pi. of sindid) Kings, princes, chiefs,
generals. Troops, battalions. Misfortunes, dangers. ,<A.o \^0
satiddld-i ghuzdt, The principal commanders.
jdfz’s’sanddid, Intensely hot (day).
A^^li -0 sanddik, (pi. of sanduk and sunduk) Chests.
A jli-s sindr or sinndr, The plane-tree. The head of a spindle.
a sanndrat, Ill-tempered and boorish. Sinndr at, The
handle of a shield. The head of a spindle. The ear.
a ^1—0 sand^. Industrious, and dexterous (woman). A water-
dam, a dike, or mound. Sind^, (m of £—^ 0 ) Endeavouring to
conciliate, soothing (by presents). Not going as fast as he can
(a horse). Sunnd^, (pi. of ^-’Ls sdni^) Workmen.
A sinduit, Art, industry; a profession, trade.
A sind^iy, Artificial.
A sundjir, The limits of the earth, the boundaries of a
country. Red tincture. Sundjir (also sundjirui), I he
offspring fan unknown f ather.
x sindk, Braying long (a camel).
A ^J^sundn, The smell of the armpits. Sanndn, Bold.
A sandnir, (pi of Sj\~a sinndr at) Heads of spindles. Ears.
Adjlu .0 sindyat, The whole. bisindyatthi, Totally.
a j_jL 0 sand-i^, (pi. of £cl ^0 sind^it) Arts, artifices. Mi
racles. (pi. of <sx-i -0 sant^at) Acts, actions, benefits.
a sand-hiy, Working people, the operative class.
A sinnabr, Intense winter-cold. The second of the five
days (at the end of winter) called ^jjuz,
xtj^e sambarat (from q), Remaining alone (a palm-
tree), slender and peeled at the lower part.
A samba^at (from Q)> Shrinking back, refusing to
give or to act.
a sambal or sumbul, Crafty, cautious, diffident. Porten
tous or calamitous events.
sumbur, An aqueduct, a lead or iron water-pipe, or tun
nel. A solitary palm-tree. A man without children or brethren.
a suntu^, An ostrich or an ass with a hard head. Hav
ing projecting eye-brows or cheeks. One who has a large fore
head and thin cheeks.
a C-Jy ^-0 santut, A part, a piece. One, unique.
a 1 - — sintlt, A legion. A prince, a commander.
a ^*0 sanj, An Arabian cymbal, or two concave disks, which,
when struck together, make a tingling sound, chiefly used as an
accompaniment to other instruments. A kind of man.
a sanjut, A balance, scales.