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A t ashshat. Having slender branches and growing badly
(a tree). Lean (woman, she-camel). A spindle shank. Small-
armed. (A palm-tree) having few branches and a slender stem.
A i uishjab, A languid relaxed man.
a SLs. utshtl (from Collecting, gathering.
* a jILz tfls/mra, (fut. ya^shuru) He tithed.
vjt^ t ashr, Every milky plant. Name of a poisonous milky
tree in India. Saffron. An artichoke. Senna of Mecca.
a jZ-z uishr (fromMaking the tenth. The ten fingers.
Ten times as much. Mr, A watering of camels on the tenth
day (from their last drinking). Camels which can bear thirst so
long. Mr (from jLs-), Decimating, receiving (as taxes from
the people) the tenth of their flocks. The tenth part, a tithe.
^ushr-i share*, The tenths prescribed by law. eu-
shar and ejishshar, A species of gum-bearing tree, with fruit
white and sweet like sugar. Three nights and days of the lunar
month after the ninth, uishara, Ten. cashara ka-
limat, The ten words, i. e. the decalogue or ten commandments.
jLs. Jo-1 ahad uishara, Eleven.
A 1 '-ushara, A camel in the tenth month of her pregnancy,
(pi. o?j+Ls. etishir), Companions (especially husband and wife).
Familiars, friends. Tribes. Tenths.
a eishrun, Camels watering on the twentieth day from
their last drinking (those beyond are called jwuzi)'
a <—^ashrab also ^ashurrab, An arrow flying. A lion.
Runninof with vehemence.
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A. 'aijishrat or uisharat, Ten. ^ishrat, Conversation, so
ciety, agreeable familiarity. Pleasure, delight, enjoyment, the
pleasures of the table.
p Mrat-khdnah {or Mrat-gdh), \ \\ome
of pleasure, or entertainment.
p j-r ,- efishar-kh'dn, A reader of the Kur’an. Deposed
from office. (Burhan-i kdti^.)
A jLs eishrik, Nightshade, hemlock.
A dJijLs- utshrakat (from Flourishing (a plant).
A aishram, A strong army, ^asharm, An arrow flying.
A cub; jLs^ ^usharawat, (pi. of \jLs- aishard) Camels ten
months with young.
A ^ishruna (obi. <gshrina), Twenty ; twentieth.
^ishrtya, My twenty. ^ishruka, Thy twenty.
a ^cisharah, The first ten days of Muharram. (Hunter.)
A lJjZ-z uishariy, Subject to tithe.
a <Sj jL*£- u/shrlyat, Name of a sect.
aciH^Lc dshrinat, Companies of twenty.
a iLi-’ ^ishririiyat, A monthly pension, paid upon the twen
tieth day.
\jLs- jjishz, Thickness of body.
a uishazdn (from Walking like one that has lost
his leg. Leaning on a stick.
a t^ishzab or ^ashazzab, A strong fierce lion.
a ^ashzan, Naturally hard.
A e.ashash (from t ashsha), Being lean and slender
(body). Having few branches and a slender trunk (a palm-tree).
A ^is hash at, (pi. of hs h ) Birds nests.
a L»-e ^sht (from kLt), Drawing greedily to one’s self.
a \JL%Ls- (ttsh^ash or aish^iish, A nest built on a tree.
A l g*-- utshf (from Loathing, disliking.
A JV- Mk or Mak, (from J^), Being sick or dying for
love. Love, %j s hk-i iluhty, Divine love,
p Js—~ ^ashak, A species of ivy.
p Mk-bdz, A man of gallantry. A tumbler-pigeon.
pUtu Mk-pechd, A flower; American jasmine,
p ^ithk-pechdn, Ivy.
a ^ashkat or aishakat, Ivy, convolvulus.
A Mam (from ^), Coveting, desiring greatly. Be
ginning to fatten. Dry bread (without meat). Mouldy bread.
a UL: Mmd, Two-coloured. Withered from old age.
Dried to powder (trees). Oround, where trees wither and decay.
A eoshamat, A piece of dry bread. An old man or wo
man. Withered, dry.
A JLs. Man (from J-z), Conjecturing, guessing.
A ^(ishannaj, W rinkled and ugly-faced.
AjJzJLz uishanzar, Large and strong by nature.
a L aishannat, Tall and handsome.
A aishannak, Tall and moderately thick.
uishzs also eushio (from Eating supper. Giving
meat to men, or forage to cattle in the evening. Travelling
in the night-time. Going (to any one) in expectation of advantage.
Receding, shifting. Drawing near a fire or light, in order to
see better. The approach of evening. Resolution, purpose.
A \ y--r. (.aslizad, (fern, of a^sha' 1 ) Purblind, blind with
love. Darkness, night. (A*camel) pawing the ground when
she cannot see. \jLs- khabta ^iishzzd, With great confusion,
i, y rakaba'l ^(ishwd, He made a jumble of the concern.
a XfLz <^cishwat, (gshvoat, also ^ushwat, A gloomy dark affair,
stupendous, dangerous. The thick darkness following the cre-
puscle. {ishzzat (or XyLs. ^ishxnah), Amorous playfulness, blan
dishment, caresses, coquetting, ogling, gallantry, ^iishzsat,
lighted fire.
AjjLs. eitshur (from Decimating, (pi. of gishr),
The tithes orlesfal tenths.
a \jy~z ^ashurd, The tenth of the month Muharram.
AjjLz t ashwaz, Hard ground. Rough road. Strong, (camel).
A^jyLc. (ashawzan, Difficult, intricate. Strong, thick.
a ^ushushat (from eashshd), Being thin and lean
(body). Having few branches and a slender trunk (a palm).
A ^ushuf, A dry tree.
A %ushum (from Coveting. Beginning to fatten,
p xy^z eishwuh-zan, Playing the gallant or coquette.