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A^-jUji) hanabtr, High hills of sand.
a ilx& hanut, A misfortune.
a i(L^> hand-at (from L^), Being light, wholesome, and di
gestible (meat).
A hanut, (pl.of^Xfc hanat) Certain women. Small things,
d^'v^ hanat) In him there are bad qualities.
A hanadisat, (pi. of hundus) Skilful.
A handdikat) (pi. of ^£ax£> hindikiy') Indians, Hindus.
A u-jl^ hindf) (m of i—c.«.fc), Smiling (especially ironically).
Playing together.
A C/liJfc hundka (or hundlika), There, in that place,
p hundm, (in ancient Persian) Stature, figure, form of
the body, symmetry, arrangement.
\ hundnat, The interior fat of the eye. Fat, strength,
vigour (in a camel).
A <LjIx5> handnayh also handmh f (in comp, with b yd) as b
yd handnayh or handmh, O you two women !
A &\x*> handh) (with b yd) as $bji b yd handh) O thou woman!
p handhln. The noise of a number of people talking
together, or of an army horse and foot on the march.
A han-d > ) (Cattle) fed with herbs, but in a small quan-
tity, getting just a snatch.
p^Jbjb hind-ish) An effect, an impression.
A l— Ilimb) Name of a man. Ilanab) Carelessness, sim
plicity, folly (applied especially to a woman).
a bdi> hambd) Simple, uncautious, foolish (woman).
a -tLxk himbd-a. Simple, uncautious, foolish (woman). Foolish,
insane (man).
v\\^Jsi ham-baZ) A companion, a partner.
a ^bd& harnbdgh) Extreme hunger,
p hambdii) Soft leather. A wallet.
A &dJi> hambatat) Slowness, delay. Languor.
a hambaS) Confusion in speech.
A4id& hambasatj An important or difficult affair. Confusion
in speech.
a hambazat) A weighty and difficult affair.
hambar) Fair, handsome, good.
a himbif) An ass’s colt. ^ ummu'l himbir) A she-
ass. Ilimbir or hinubr) A hyena. Hinnabr) A horse. A bull.
Spoilt leather ; the edges of a skin.
a hambasat) Inquiry into news.
a himbaS) Weak, wretched, contemptible. IIambus,
Large-bellied.
a hambasat, A low laugh hardly audible.
a humbuz, Large-bellied.
a wd* himbtifr A species of head-dress or veil worn by girls.
a hambauit, A pace resembling that of the hyena.
a humbughj Extreme hunger. Dust which flies about
with the least motion. A lion. A foolish, weak woman.
A hurnbuk) A young man, a servant.
A hambalat (from (Jdis q), Going like a lion (a man).
The limping pace of a hyena.
A humba\ Simple, incautious, foolish (woman). Foolish,
insane (man).
a hanat) Something. A certain woman. Rima mulieris.
Hannat) Marrow. The fat or strength of a camel.
a d-CJb hunt (for hanat)) (dual hantdni) A small
matter, somewhat. A certain woman, (for anta)) Thou.
\jyd hantdhU) (<LJbjJb b hantdtiyah or b yd han-
tdituh)) Oh woman! oh both women! and oh women! (come
hither). Hanat) A certain woman.
p hanj) Extracting, drawing. Casting, throwing, fling
ing. Concord, harmony. Riches, opulence.
p^l^Lfc hunjur also hinjuV) A mason’s rule, any string or in
strument used by builders in laying stones straight, a plumb-line,
a level. A straight road. An unbeaten path, a by-path.' A
true method. Conduct. Travelling together, especially through
narrow passes, roads, or straits; emigrating, going on the side
of a road. Moving, w'avering, causing to totter or stagger.
Colour. Vexation, grief.
p hanjdrah) Sad, afflicted.
v hunjdrulan) To travel on, by, or near the road,
or on the side of it.
p hunjdini) One without employ, a vagrant, a poor
miserable wretch.
p hinjak) A kind of pot-herb eaten when boiled.
a hunjnl) Heavy.
p hinjamak) An herb which is given to cattle boiled.
p hanjtdan) To draw out, to bring forth. To yawn
or stretch. To skin, to flay a sheep. To vex, grieve, molest,
injure, irritate, try, tempt.
p^i> hand (for Jj! and), (They) are. A way, road, manner,
law, custom, usage.
A hand) A hundred (camels), or a few more or less.
a p Hind) Ind ia. The Hindu people. A woman’s name.
mirdtu'l hind) (in the dialect of Morocco) A telescope.
ACl^Ax^ Ilinddt) (pi. of Axk Hind) Hindus (women’s names).
Aj'AXb hindaZ) A certain quantity or determinate measure.
A handdm (from p anddm)) Stature. Symmetry,
just proportion.
a c_-?Ax5i hindab) Endive, succory.
a bwVxi hindabd) (hindibd) hindubd, and ibAiJb hindab at))
Endive. ^fbAxi hindubd-i barriy } Wild endive.
A handabiy) Verbose, loquacious,
p A-JAXt hindbed) Endive.
a handaS) Intrepid, fierce (lion). Skilful, experienced,
sagacious (man).
p ^LjAx^ Hindsdn (for ^b—.^Ax^), Hindustan.
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