'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎62r] (128/1826)

A usl) A tamarisk shrub. Name of a place re
markable for a battle between the tribes of and
a ^ asall, Rich in sheep and wool.
A <— as lab) (pi. of silb) Worn-out camels. Old men.
A asalat) (pi. of aslat) Large prickly tamarisks.
a is las) (iv of Becoming three in number.
a islaj) (iv of ^ J ) Snowing. Being snowy (the day).
Being overtaken by the snow. Rendering joyful, (for */?«/)
Victory, good fortune.
A islal) (iv of ,Jj salla) Causing to be restored. Abound
ing in a species of wool called <lL-j sallat.
A c— islab or aslab. Earth or stones, or small fragments of
either. Islab) A camel losing his teeth and the hair of his tail
throuirh old a ire.
A aslat) A root, stock, origin. Esteem, honour, glory,
dignity. A fund, substance. Chance. The tamarisk species.
Name of a place near Madina, and of a village near Baghdad.
A aslak) Seed of the agnus castus.
A aslarri) Broken in the edge (as a sword, &c.), pierced,
broken, or cracked (a wall, &c.).
A ! asini) (part.) Sinning; a culprit. Slow. Fatigued.
*a asimU) (fut. ya-samu) He was a sinner.
A asirri) (for usim) A sinner.
a ^ isni) (from A sin, a crime, an offence; any thing
forbidden, as wine, dice, &c.
A jUj! issimad) (vm of Jlaj) Going to drink at Saj samad.
a asmdr) (pi. of jAJ samr') Fruits. Ismar, (iv of
Bearing fruit. Growing rich. Multiplying, increasing.
A JUj^ ismdl) (iv of Causing any thing to settle at the
bottom of a cistern. Being very frothy (milk).
A asmdri) (pi. of saman) Prices, (pi. of su -
mun) Eighths. Ismati) (iv of ^y^) Completing the number
eight. Watering camels on the eighth day. Paying a just
price.
A <Uj I dsimat) (fern, of dsim) Slow-paced. Fatigued.
A isamat) (pi. of asim) Wicked men, sinners. Ps. i. 6 .
a iXijI Asmad) Name of a place. Ismid) (or usmud) A stone
from which antimony is prepared.
A asmari) More or most dear, valuable, precious.
A usuri) (for xcusun) Statues, figures, idols.
a asnd) The middle, interval, interstice, (pi. of siny)
Plaits, foldings, (pi. of saniy) Shedding the first teeth,
(pi. of^li^ isndn) The second days, Mondays. W hilst, during,
in the mean time. tx\j 4 ?^^ In the middle of the road, whilst
travelling, a Isnd) (iv of Losing the front teeth. Rising
six years old (a camel). Becoming second; being added (a
second). Praising, panegyrizing. Disparaging, defaming
\ isndni, Two. ^ In two parts.
Two and two. Monday.
A jLs- isnd ^ashard) (mas.) Twelve.
A <Lj\ Usnat) A man’s name*
A isnatdni) (fern.) Two.
khIsnay ^ashariyat) Name of a sect of Muham
madans who follow the twelve Imams.
A asniyah) (pi. of liJ sand) Praises, encomiums, prayers.
Ayjt istC) (from ^J^) Information, impeachment. Slander.
A \y\ iszcd) (iv of c/p) Continuing in any abode. Causing to
tarry, detaining. Receiving hospitably.
A aszcdb) (pi. of sazcb) Robes, vestments.
a j\y\ aszcdr) (pi. ol jy saicr) Bulls. Large pieces oi sour
curd, quite dry.
A asub) (pi. of C-J>yJ sazcb) Garments, &c. (implying a
small quantity).
kjy\ usur) (pi. of y\ asr or asar) Vestiges. The dazzling
refulffencies of a bright sword when flourished in the sun.
A Jyj! aszcal) Foolish, insane, lazy, slow. Affected by a
torpor or vertigo, a disease peculiar to sheep, goats, &c. bsul)
(from Jj!) Firmness, constancy. Nobility, (pi. of asl)
Tamarisk trees.
a |*y^ asuni) A sinner. See ^*-3^ below.
a ^yjt assun (or ^y\ attun)) A furnace.
*A asa') (fut. b ya-si) He falsely accused.
A An informer, a slanderer, a whisperer.
A j\1j\ issi-aT) (vm ofjU) Taking revenge.
A asiS) Luxuriant, involved, intangled, (shrubs, hair,
&c.). Large, big. Fleshy, full of flesh and blood, having large
hips or thighs (women).
p jy\ aslr) Tears of grief. A ball of fire; the sun.
A. rJI asiV) Signing. Marking the ground with large prints
of the foot (an ox, ahorse, or a camel). Impressed, stamped.
Excellent, chosen, selected. An intimate friend. Name of a
man. (A/^g) The sky, the aether. a^-j^jJ Name of a moun
tain. UsayV) (dim. of y\ asar) A little sign.
A iyJl asirat) A beast of burthen, whose foot makes a deep
impression in the ground. jy\ At first, in the first place;
above all things.
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P j^ asij) Southern wood (a plant). A spark of fire.
A CuLa-j! Usayflydt) Name of a place. Little hills.
a Usayflyat) Name of a town in Arabia.
A asyal) A camel with a large sheath. Asll) Radical,
firm. Of a noble or illustrious race. Name of a place. Usayl)
Name of a valley near Madina, fruitful in dates.
a a slat) A sinner, a criminal. A liar. Wicked, rascally,
heaping crime upon crime.
AiU-j! asimat) Flagitious, sinning repeatedly. Frequency in
sinning.
A^j-J^ asin) (for^j-jl) Radical, firm. Illustrious of descent.
p dj) Desire, avidity.