'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎301v] (607/1826)

A jazamtit) Stubble (remaining after harvest),
p <UU- juzam-khanah, A lazaretto, a pest-house.
xjuzamir^ One who breaks his agreement.
A amir, (pi. jazmar or of ‘jyc^jazmur),
Stumps remaining on a tree divested ot its branches.
*a C-JJo- jazaba, (fut. ^J^yajzubu oryajzibu) He reviled.
A ^r 3 '^- jazb (from (—- > A=*-), Stretching. Drawing (as a plas
ter). Snatching. Weaning (a colt). Giving little milk (a camel).
Drawing to a close (a month). Allurement, attraction. Dryness
in the mouth. Swift (pace). v jazb kai dan, lo
draw, attract. 2 >\J jazb-igiydh, Attraction of straws.
a juzab, The medullary substance which grows on the
summit of the palm-tree.
ACub jazabat, (pi. oiL-JS^jazb) Attractions, allurements.
a hs>- jazbat, Disjunction, separation. One silken thread.
Part of a long journey, distance. Passion, rage. Strong desire.
A ij^juzzat, A strip of cloth, a clout, a rag.
p jSs^jazr, The multiplication of a number by itself. Juzar,
An ambassador. A camel four years old.
Aj Jcs-jazr (fromjJo-) Cutting up by the roots. Jazr or jizr,
Root, origin. The square root. The nape ot the neck.
^Ajazr-i asamm, An odd number; as one, three, five, &c.
H«a zj^jazaut, (fut. yajza^u) He kept (a horse) with
out food, lie overcame the journey. He passed rapidly by.
a zS^-j/z^, The trunk (of a palm or other tree). Juza^, A
young man. A raw recruit. The young of cattle (as a bullock
three years old, a horse, two; a camel, five, and a sheep of two).
Novelty, any thing new (in the course of business). A heifer.
e*V ummut ljaza^. Time. Misfortune.
a ^s-jc^-jaz^n, (pi. of ^^~jaza<Q Young (men or animals).
A izd^-jaza^at, A yearling kid.
a <U>c j>>- jaz^amat^ Little, a little one.
A L—i^>-jazf (from i—ii^f-), Cutting. Rowing (a boat).
v bj^^-juzkarahy Discordant counsels. Opposite treatment.
a ^jc*~jazl, The highest part of a mountain. Jizl, The root
of a great tree; the trunk after the branches are lopped off.
The origin or root of any thing. The scrubbing-post, put up
near wells where camels water. jizl-i mdl, Manag
ing properly one’s own property. Jazal (from Rejoicing.
Jazil, (poetically <_) jWjdzi/ and ^Is^jazldn) Glad, cheerful.
a kl jo^jazilat, (A vine) luxuriant in branches.
jazama, (fut. yajzimu or yajzumu) He cut off.
a jazm (from (♦jej-), Amputating, lopping, mutilating.
Jazam (from ^i^) ? Having the hand cut off. Suffering from
the leprosy or elephantiasis. Jizm or jazm, The root, trunk, or
branch of a tree. dqfinatu'ljizm, (A cow) having
teeth worn out and almost hid.
jazmd, (fern, of ajzam) (A woman) having the
hand cutoff. Amputated hand, (for‘Uj.Xs’ 0 ),Leprous (woman).
AjUas^ juzmdr (or jazmur). The stump left on the
trunk of a palm-tree after lopping off a branch.
A jizmat, A scourge, a whip. A piece broken off any
thing. Jazamat, The medullary substance of the palm-tree.
A juzmur. The stump left on the trunk of a palm-tree
after lopping off a branch. The root, origin, principal of any
thing. S ,yc±2sr akhazahu bijuzmurihi, lie took it entirely.
A j azma ' (P 1 - of ajzam), Those whose hands have
been cut off. Jazarnly, Belonging to the tribe jazlmat.
A jizn, (equivalent to jizl) A root, or origin.
A .ic?- j azw and juzuzo (from jb^r), Standing, or rising on
tip-toe. Standing up to, proceeding steadily in (any work).
A j az ub> Attracting, alluring. Dry (camel) ; a drape.
a jazicat, jizzoat or juzwat, Fire. A burning coal or
billet. A thick piece of fire-w ood.
AjjAzt jazur, (pi. of j jazr) Roots, origins.
A j uz “t'> (pl'°f ^rjizO Trunks, steins (of palm-trees),
(pi. of ^j^-jaza^), Young (men or animals).
A juzul, (pi. of ^ jizl) Roots of large trees.
jaza\jiza' or juzaj (pi. of jazzsat, jizzeat or
juzzoat), Glowing billets.
A jazlzat, Bruised wheat, pollard.
a JjA?- juzayl, (dim. of jizl) A little scrubbing post.
A +iX>~jazim, Cut off, mutilated.
A Jazlmat, Name of an Arabian tribe,
r jar, Any crack, cleft, rent, or fissure; but particularly in
the ground. Jir, The organ of generation. Jur, A saddle.
*A j>- jarra, (fut.j^sT yajurru) He drew, he dragged.
a y>-jarr (fromj>~ jarra), Drawing, dragging, haling, hur
rying away, pulling about. Going over her time (a w'ornan, a
mare, or a camel). Turning male camels loose amongst the fe
males. Remaining with the male several days, yet not con
ceiving (a camel). Slitting (the tongue of) a camel s colt, (that
he might not suck). Piercing (with a spear). Leaving a spear
(in the body). Being perfidious, acting treacherously. Ac
cusing falsely of a crime. Drawing upon one’s self guilt. Mark
ing the last letter of a word with the vowel kasrah (,). fixing
a curb called^-’ jZ>- jarlr. The base, or foot of a mountain. Little
shells, beads, or mock pearls. A lizard or fox’s hole. The vowel
kasrah (,) at the end of words, (pi. of jar rat), W ater-pots.
v\jZ^~ jard, A stipend, an alimentary allowance. A beggar.
Jird, A light, a candle, a torch.
A \j>- jurrd, A kind of hawk.
A Aj>- jard-a, The bloom of youth (in the female sex). Ahoy.
The heart-burn, intense heat (in the breast). Jird-a, ( IIJ
ijSj^) Running, or going (along with another). Consenting,
agreeing. Restoring, (pi. of jarw,jirzx> or juris), M helps.
A jirdb , A kid-leather bag, in which travellers or shep