'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎343r] (690/1826)

a Ls>~ hannat, A wife. The froth of a camel, (heb. run)
A woman’s name (Hanna). Ilinnat, Madness, fury.
a hanta-a, A dwarf.
A huntal. Escape, flight.
A h untar at, Difficulties, straits.
A hantam, A green-coloured bucket or water-pot.
a huntuf, One who scratches his head.
A hins (from Swearing falsely. A sin, crime.
Maturity of judgment. Obedience.
a hunsar (or hansara'), Foolish. A fool.
A ihansarat, Straits, difficulties.
a hansal (or khansul), Weak, feeble.
A hanj (from Inclining, giving a bias. Twisting
a rope. Uinj, Root, origin, stock.
A c— hunjab, Dry.
a hunjud, An oblong tract of sand.
anjar, The head of the asper artery. A certain plant.
A hanjarat (from q) ? Slaughtering. Beingdeeply
sunk in its socket (eye). Hanjarat or hunjurut, The wind-pipe,
r Syzio- hanjarah-ghaltan, A singer, a warbler.
a hanjarly, Guttural.
A UmSssXs^'hanjaf (hinjif and hunjuf, also hunjafat),
The top of the haunch or thigh. The back-bone.
A hinjal, A large-bodied woman. Clamorous. Hunjul,
A wild beast, especially a lion.
a hunjud (also hunjur), The wind-pipe, the
throat. An oblong vessel, a jug, a cruet, a smelling-bottle.
A hunjuf, Head of the ribs joining to the back-bone.
a hunud, (pi. of hanud) M aters absorbed in sand.
a handaj, A large camel. A man’s name. Hunduj,
Sands producing odoriferous herbs and flowers.
AjJus- hundur (orj*X>s>- hundur), The pupil of the eye.
A Hindis, A dark night, darkness.
a handakuk (or handakuka'), I he lot-tree.
Hindakuk, A tall foolish fellow.
a {Jaxs- handal, Short. A dwarf.
a handalis, (A camel) fleshy, flabby and slow-paced.
Excellent (camel).
a handum, Name of a certain tree with a red root.
A hindamdn (^Ua^ hinziman also hunziman), A
body of men, a crowd. People.
a hundurat, The pupil of the eye. Ilundurat (also
hindirat), The object of vision.
a handiyat, A hawk.
a hanz (from ic^), Roasting (an egg on a hot stone).
Scorching (the sun). Making (a horse) sweat by exercising him
in the sun. Diluting (wine) with a little water. Growing hot.
Hanaz, Heat (of the sun). Name of a place near Madina.
a hinzdb, A stout middle-sized ass, short and thick. A
strong dwarf. A wild carrot. A flight of biids.
a jsj^- hanzakr (or ^j^>- hanzakrat), Dwarfish, despicable.
A hunzub, A flight of the birds Uai kata.
A^^u^s- hanas (from Pushing courageously into the
hottest of the battle. Hunus, Pious, chaste (people).
A hansh (from (^A^), Hunting (vipers). Bending.
Driving off’, averting. Hanash, A serpent. A malignant villain.
A bans (from Dying.
A-tLs^s- hinsu-a, A weak man.
AjUa^- hinsdr, Slender and large-bellied.
A hinsdl (and hinsdlat'), Large-bellied.
A hansal, A cavity in a stone. Water collected there.
A small pond.
A hant (from la^s*-), Being red (hide). Coming to ma
turity (the herb t.A^j). Ilinat, (pi. of 4 \a*>- hintat) AV heats.
a hintat, Wheat.
AjiJaus*- hantarir, Clouds.
A i, g hantaf, Large-bellied.
A <Ckuj>- hunati-at, A broad fat she-goat.
a iLliixs*- hanzd-at (from Q)? Reviling shamefully.
A hinza-w, Short-bodied.
A i •- hunzab or hunzub, A male locust. A beetle.
a hunzabd, A beetle.
a hanzal, The wild gourd, the colocynth.
A hinziydn, One who speaks imprudently.
A hanaf (from Being bow-legged. Walking
limpingly on the outer edges of the feet. Professing the true
religion. Eschewing idolatry. Being circumcised. Turning
Musulman. Being of the sect of Hanifah.
a \ics>- hunafd, (pi. of i— hanif) Orthodox believers.
a hinfas, Impudent, shameless.
a hinfash (or hinfish), A viper.
A h a nfas, Weak, cowardly.
p hanaf i, Orthodox. mazhab-ihanaf t,
The true religion, (for hanif t) The sect ot Hanliah.
A hanak, High indignation. Ilanik, Enraged.
A WU's- hankat, A bird resembling the woodcock or snipe.
A hank (from Putting a curb or check-rein
under a horse’s chin. A bridle, the chin-strap or chain. Per
ceiving, understanding. Confirming. Rendering expert (age).
Rubbing the palate of an infant with chewed date or honey (in
order to induce it to suck). Hanak, The palate, and the under
part of the mouth which is opposite to it. The beak of a bird.
Thej aw, the cheek. Deep black.
A hunkat, Strength, firmness. Experience. A strap
or timber of a saddle.
hunkardn, Name of a bird that lives on fish.
a hankal, Despicable, rude. A dwarf.
a hankalat (from q), Walking heavily.
a hanamut, Sleep.