'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎65r] (134/1826)

a ajioak, A downcast or distorted countenance. (A man)
with a thick neck.
A ajzcalj Dusty; a dusty day. Name of a mountain.
A ajum, Disagreeable, loathed, disdained, (pi. of
njamat) Haunts or dens of wild beasts; marshes, fens.
A tyun, Corrupted (water). Ujun (from ^=>-4) Becom
ing fetid (water).
A ajuh, (for aicjuh') (pi. of <X>-j zcajh) Faces.
A l^>-! ijha^ (iv. of ^f>-) Lying open and disencumbered
(a road). Being clear and serene (the sky). Appearing, go
ing forth (a man). Giving little; stinginess. Not conceiving.
A tjhad, (iv. of A$=*.) Overloading a beast of burden;
harrassing, vexing. Suffering vexation. Pursuing with ear
nestness. Craving food. Growing grey. Walking fast.
A ijhar, (iv of^=-) Speaking clearly, publishing.
AjU>J ijhdz, (iv ofj^w) Making an assault upon a wounded
person with intent to kill.
A ijhdsh, (iv of Being about to cry. Stimula
ting to activity. Perseverance.
a ijhuZ) (iv of ^us>~) Overcoming, snatching the prey
from another. Casting her young (a camel). Causing to de
part with haste ; removing, putting away. Avenging one’s self.
A^is*^ ajhar. Squint or goggle-eyed. One that cannot bear
the glare of the sun. Beautiful, with a slight and delicate cast
of the eye, inclining to a squint.
p ajharah) A kind of prickly shrub.
A\g>>\ ajhuZ) (p\. of j[$>-jahaz) Marriage-portions. Wed
ding apparel, paraphernalia of brides. Pudenda mulierum.
A ajhizat, (pi. ofj[p*-jihaz) The pack-saddles of camels.
A ajhal, More or most ignorant. , The
most ignorant of mankind.
A ajhush) A company of men of different tribes.
A djha\ Bald. A house without a roof.
A jLs-l ajyad, (pi. of Necks, particularly such as
are long and taper. Short shirts or shifts. Name of a place
in the flat marshy ground of Mecca.
A <— ajyaf) (pi. of jifut) Stinking carcases.
A a j l Ji (from ^ ay«) A burning, a conflagration.
A ajyady Having a long and beautiful neck. Very good.
djidaity To stitch, to sew.
A^ 5 ^ «/7r, A mercenary, a hired labourer, a servant,
r ajtrdnahy In a mercenary manner.
a q/7r7, Servitude, labour, hire.
a yLo-!;! Al ujayfir, Name of a place in Arabia.
A q/7/, Procrastinating, deferring: slow. Delayed.
Collected (water). Heaped up (inud). Ujayl^ A man’s name.
A ajint) (from j*^), Burning, kindling; heat.
r^a-1 Ujayn, Name of a city in Hindustan,
p dchdr. Powdered or salted meats, pickles, or fruits,
preserved in salt, vinegar, honey, syrup, &c. particularly onions
preserved in vinegar; also the pickle or liquor in which these
meats or fruits are preserved. Freshness, verdure. Mixed,
assembled together. Unequal rugged ground, full of risings
and hollows, (s ^rrsmC) Immemorial custom, conformity
to religious institutions.
p achak) A frying-pan.
rciiVT achak, Earth, dust,
p uchakkah, A pick-pocket,
p , ,^>-1 ichi, A kind of hawk. A vizir.
A ^ ahh. Coughing; repeating often ah ah in coughing.
A Ahubishy (pi. of Habash) Ethiopians.
A ahabish, (pi. of iJbUs*- hubashat) Mixed assem
blies, men of different tribes.
A Ails*-! ihdsat, (iv of Digging up the earth, sifting or
examining it in order to find any thing.
A ahdjjy, (pi. ofj-srH uhjuzo) Enigmas.
A ahah) Thirsting. Being angry. Ah! alas! Uhdhj
Thirst. Bage, indignation, anguish, grief, passion, heat or
inflammation proceeding from agitation of mind.
A jU-1 dhdd, (pi. of ahad) Units. Sundays.
jb- 111, An incomparable man; the one of ones; a phoenix.
a uhddj as ^ > They came singly, by ones. j\>~\
uhad-uhdd) One by one.
a ihddatj (iv of A-^-) Turning away from.
a ahddt, Independent pride.
a ahddts, (pi. of ci-oAs- hadts) News, things
which have recently happened. Sayings or traditions concern
ing Muhammad, handed down by the Musulman doctors, to the
number of 5266. f d-o The tenets of the Kuran.
A ihdzatj (iv of Driving camels fast. Drawing
together.
A ihdrat) (iv of jy>-) Answering, replying.
a thus hat, (iv of V Untieing from their haunts,
and surrounding every where with nets (animals).
A LjU-! Ahdssd, Name of a city in Arabia, about two days
journey from the Persian gulph.
a ahdsin, Good things.
a<UpU-i ihdzat, (iv of ^3jj>-) Surrounding, comprehending.
Understanding.
A <&U-W78r7tof, (iv of Surrounding, enclosing, includ
ing, embracing, comprehending, understanding.
a!?L>^ ahdz, (irreg. pi. of li>- hazz} Fortunes, successes.
A idsU*-] Uhdzat, Name of a place; also of a tribe.
A<&U>-I ihdkat, (iv of ulXp") Making an impression (a
sword, or a discourse).
ihalat, ( iv of Passing by, elapsing. Laying
snares. Sagacity, slyness, subtlety. Being one year old. Re
maining in a place by the year. Leaping on horseback. Re
lating any thing incredible, impossible, or absurd. Having
barren camels. Rushing upon any one and striking him (with
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