'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎68r] (140/1826)

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0 and the sword,
'ook treating 0 f
tiding, defend,
regulating, i„.
e of ’judges, the
s of provinces,
feet.
ig to be sweet,
ium to the eyes,
ilking; milking
[uarters. Hay.
from all sides,
nd sending the
is, or any thing
Carpets, or any
re. Ihlas, (iv
th. Continued
ing.
reements,com-
serving agree*
of Ad-
alight and so*
ig hostilities at
i war is inter-
r off mourning
Ik in the udder
dies. Puber*
nd of spurge.
' a bay colour.
thered grass,
e of a valley,
et.) Sweeten-
edingly black,
ring.
others-in-law.
ndering inac-
lerving praise,
[■er). Adding
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ihmaZ) (iv of Producing bitter plants (the
earth). Feeding a camel with such plants.
A thrnakf (iv of ^ 4 a»*) Bringing forth a foolish son.
Esteeming one to be a fool. Exhibiting signs of folly.
A ahmal, (pi. of hamal) Burdens, loads.
J The accoutrements, baggage, &c. of foot soldiers; any
thing carried by foot travellers. Ihmal, (ivof u U^) Loading.
Assisting in taking up a load. Emitting milk without conceiving
(a woman or a camel).
A ihmam, (iv of ^ 2 *- hammd) Determining, measuring.
VV arming water. AV r ashing with hot water. Being feverish.
Throwing into a fever. Keeping in anxious suspense. Blacken
ing with charcoal. Approaching.
A wWv.! ahmad, More or most laudable. One of the names of
Muhammad. /4/twad-«6«</(city of Ahmad), the capi
tal of Guzerat, 244 measured coss south-west from Delhi, each
coss 4000 English yards. The computed coss are only 2500
yards. —>* Name of the vazir of Mahmud SabuktagTn.
It has happened according to
custom.
p Ahmad-nagar, (The city of Ahmad) Name of a
city of the Dakhan, 280 coss from Delhi. Here died the great
Awrangzeb.
A ahmadljjy Belonging to Ahmad.
A ahmar, Red. Barbarous (not Arabian). The planet
Mars. A new untrodden path. LUyc A violent death.
A ihmirur, (ix of^-*>-) Being very red. A violent
death.
A al ahmardni, (The two reds) Wine and flesh.
a ahmirat, (pi. ofjUc-- himdr) Asses.
ahmaz, Stronger. Pricked, tart (wine).
uJimas, Strong, bold, unwavering. Barren(vear).
A ahmash, Spindle-shanked, slender-limbed.
A ahmaz, Acid, acrid, bitter.
A (jUo*! ahmaky Foolish, stupid, awkward. A fool.
a ahmaki, Folly, stupidity.
A . ahma\ Modest.
ihmlrdr, (xi of j*>-) Being extremely red.
* v ahina, (fut. ya-hanu') He was angry.
A i*Aan, (pi. of ihnat) Hatreds. Angers.
a ahnd, (pi. of hinzc) Sides, curves, angles.
a ihnds f (iv of Making one swear falsely.
ihndj, (iv of ^>-) Prevaricating, cavilling.
a ahndshy (pi. of hanash) Reptiles, serpents,
vipers. Cunning or malignant (people).
A ihndk, (iv of Irritating, exasperating. Lean
ness.
a ihndk, (iv of uJo.*-) Rendering expert.
ihnat, Hatred. Anger, (from Bearing an ex
treme hatred, holding in utter aversion.
a ahnaf, Bow-legged, bandy-legged. A man’s name.
A ahnuk, A camel that eats much.
A ahna\ Crook-backed. ISyLi Very benevolent.
a ihzodj, (iv of 'gjf’*) Wanting. Causing to want.
A thzcaz, (iv ol u.'ys**) Driving camels fast. Drawing
together that nothing might escape.
Aj^pd Ahzcdz, Name of the country which the moderns
name Khuzistan, and the ancients Susiana : also the capital city.
A ahzcdz, (pi. of hazcz) Basins, reservoirs.
A ahzcdl, (pi. of JU- hdl) States, conditions, situations,
affairs, accidents, circumstances, accounts, relations, events
(either past or present). r Military affairs.
J ^Jb 3 -' Prosperity, good situations. < >b-’
1 he Nabob An honorific title; an official acting as a provincial deputy ruler in South Asia; or a significant Muslim landowner in nineteenth century India. enquired about many circum
stances.
p ahzoalpursi, Enquiry after health, affairs, &c.
A<-r>H uhzcab, Guilty. Undutiful to parents.
a ahwaj, More or most needed or necessitous.
A ahzcaziy, Active, ready, nimble, clever.
Ajy^ ahzoar, Having beautiful eyes. Understanding, intel
lect, intelligence. The planet Jupiter.
a ihzcirdr, (ix of jp».) Being exceedingly white (the
white of the eye). Being very black (the pupil of the eye).
A Ahzcardni, Name of a place.
A ahzcirat, (pi. of^jp- huzcdr) Sucking camels colts.
a ihzcarty, Having a soft and shining skin.
& ahzcaziy, Nimble, swift.
A ahzcas, Bold, undaunted, intrepid, fearless. Name
of a place abounding in palm trees.
A ^j 2 y>-\ ahzvas, Having the angle of the eye very acute.
Name of a man.
A Lp-l ahzcat, Surrounding. Most comprehensive.
* A <_b^ ahzoal. Blind of an eye. Squinting. Crafty, sly.
a ihzoildl, (ix of Jy^) Being blind of one eye.
A by-' ihzcizcd, (ix of Redness.
ahzca’, Black, dusky (in the lips).
A<tjy*-\ ahwiyat, (pi. of hizcd) Arabian tents made of
woollen or goats’ hair.
A ihwtvod, (xi of ^y*-) Excessive redness.
a ^y>-\ uhayy, (dim. of ahzca') Blackish in the lips.
A lp-1 ahyd, (pi. of hayy) The living. Tribes, families.
Deserts. //u/a, (iv of Recalling to life, reviving. Having
healthy, thriving flocks. Discovering a place to be fruitful.
Migrating to a region abounding with herbs. A
term used (in India) to denote any piece of ground incapable of
yielding advantage, either from want of water, from inunda
tion, or any other cause. y The quick and the
dead.
A ahydd, (pi. of^p- hayd) Eminences, or prominent
parts of a mountain.
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