'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎103v] (211/1826)

a biscuit called sablrat. Becoming acid and bitter (milk).
Covering over (the mouth of a vessel).
Aj\~£>\ issibar, (vm ofAffecting to be patient. See also
iktisas.
a asbagh) (pi. of sibgh) Colours, tinctures, dyes.
a asbah) Black, inclining to red. Handsome. A lion.
Name of a king in Arabia.
a J^6>\ asbahtj/, The dawn. A whipping-post.
a asbarat, Camels, and other cattle wandering and pas
turing at larffe.
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A usba^j (asbify isba^ isbi^ usba^ or asbiu) A fin
ger. A benefit, a service, Perfidious.
Wild saffron.
a asbagh) (A horse) having the fore-lock and tip of the
tail white. (A bird) having a white tail. A torrent, a mighty
stream. Name of one of Ally’s friends.
A £ss~m>\ usbuhaty The morning, dawn, aurora.
Isbahan, Ispahan, the capital of modern Persia or
Irak (the ancient Parthia).
a asbi (or asbiyat), (pi. of sably) Boys,
youths. Edges of swords, knives, &c. Princes, chiefs of the
people, demagogues. Sides of the cheek-bones or jaws. Those
parts of the skull below the ears. Images appearing in the
eye. ^
a i/stummat (for The greater part of a thing.
A confluence, conflux. The middle (of any thing).
a asahh. More or most true, authentic.
A is-haj (iv of y-s-* 5 ) Becoming clear and serene (the
skv). Going abroad, taking the air when the weather is fine.
a Lsr^l asihha (and<15^ asihhat), (pi. of sahdh and
sahJh) Free from blemish, sound, whole. Complete, perfect.
Right, just. Unequal parts (of roads or grounds).
a as-hdbj (pi. of sahib) Lords, possessors,
masters. Friends, companions, intimates. Inhabitants.
Dwellers in pavilions and tents.
F.steemed, confidential, honourable men. jUI C-As?*! The
companions of fire, the damned. ^ cAJ y—As?^ Inno
vators, deviating from the right path, x <—Asr^l Sage mi
nisters, prudent counsellors. Historians, writers
of chronicles. ^C-As-*^ Eminent, possessed of dignky.
Inhabitants of hell. Grandees,
nobles, great men, ministers. LA-oUj Certain
historians. <—(Soldiers) possessed of swords,
swordsmen. Learned men, the literati.
Intelligent, sagacious, endowed with understanding.
Historians, masters of history, t—iA* Inhabitants
of the cave, i. e. the seven sleepers, / L r J>\s^ s \ Select friends,
the companions of Muhammad. JjUi Impious, liars, hy
pocrites, infidels. The posterity and companions of
Muhammad. Is-hdb, (ivof e r ~s* ? ) Associating, giving a com.
panion, joining. Leaving a leathern bottle hairy and undressed.
Having a green film floating on its surface (water). Having a
son who has attained the age of puberty. Becoming gentle and
tractable (a beast), after having been stubborn and refractory.
A is-hdh, (iv of ^ sahha) Having one’s live slock safe
and sound. Restoring to health (God).
A as-hab, (An ass) white, inclining to red.
a as-hur, The same as the preceding.
a as-haniy Black, inclining to yellow.
A At-hamat) Name of a man.
A J\j-si a \ is-htrar, (xi of j^ 3 ) Turning red (withered grass).
A ig-hlmdm, (xi of j*^ 5 ) Becoming yellow (grass).
Becoming of a bright green. From green, turning yellow with
a mixture of black. W anting rain (the earth).
a itkhdd) (iv of As^) Basking in the sun.
A ^aA asdd) (pi. of sadd) Voices,echoes, sounds, rumours,
cries. Screech-owls. /sf/«, (iv of yA«?) Returning an echo,
answering. Dying.
A'aA as da- fl, Black mixed with red. Ruby-coloured.
A AaA isddid) (iv of A^ sadda) Averting, preventing,hinder
ing, prohibiting. Being purulent, full of corrupted matter.
a^'aA isddif) (iv ofyAtf) Leading home from water. Pro
ducing, making appear. Arising, issuing, appearing.
a ^'aA asddgh) (pi. of CA^> sadgh) The temples, that part of
the face from the eyes to the ears; the hair that flows around
the temples.
a <—j'aA asddf) (pi. of (_Ja-9 sadaf) Shells, shell-fish, pearls.
Isddf) (iv of < >Atf>) Diverting from, alienating, estranging.
A Jj'aA asddk) (pi.of sidk) Truths. Isddk, (ivof J«^)
Giving a woman her dowry.
a $aA usdat) A small shirt, such as is called a Banyan Merchant of Indian extraction. shirt in
India. A shift worn by girls.
ajAA asdar, Breasted, having a large breast or bosom.
a ^liAA asdaghdni) (dual) The two temporal veins.
a u_jaA asdaf) (A horse) that straddles much.
A JjAA asdak) More or most true. JjAA asdaku'l
kd-irhi) The truest of speakers (an epithet of God).
a UaA asdikd) (pi. oi'^Xo sadik) True friends.
A i»/aA asda\ Skilful in camels, conversant in every thing
belonging to them.
A j«A usK) (from j*>\) Returning. Including, containing.
Forcing, obliging, coercing. Breaking, bruising to pieces,
dashing. Persuading, giving a taste, inclination, or propensity
for, rendering a thing agreeable to one, converting, turning a
man’s mind to any thing, isr, A compact, convention, treaty,
agreement. A crime, sin, fault. A burthen, load, weight.
bsur^ (pi. of jlA isdr) Short ropes with which they fasten the
inner parts of tents to the poles: also such as they tie round the