'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎425r] (854/1826)

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(fifty) in number, (in of Contending or assaulting with
missile weapons. Ramma-a, Black and white (sheep).
a *L, rumtnat, (pi. of rami) Throwers. Revilers.
a ajLn rummasat, A wild heifer.
A rum asa\ (A she-camel) suffering from having eaten
too freely of the plant rims.
a ^.L, ramdj, The spaces between the joints of a cane-spear.
A. ^Xcj rimdh,(p\. of rumh) Spears. Thorns,
rimdhu'ljinn, I he plague. The tail of a scorpion.
akhazat rimdhhd, The camel became fat; or abounded in milk.
Rammdh, A maker of spears. A thrower or jouster with spears.
A rim ah at, 1 he art of making spears. Poverty, indi
gence, want. Rammdhat) Shooting forcibly and far (a bow).
A rumdhish) Bold, strong. A lion.
A <-'U; ramdd) Ashes. Lie, soap.
A Jjtc; ramadat. Destruction of cattle by hail or frost.
<~iim-ir' ramddat. The eighteenth year of the Hijra (re
markably fatal to men and cattle).
p rcwiaram, Equal, like. Opposite. Diverse. Of dif
ferent colours. Successive. Equally. Differently.
AjU | rammaZ) One who speaks mysteriously, by signs with
the head or hands. A proposer of riddles.
A rammuzat) (A courtezan) winking, beckoning. The
podex. An army (from its fluctuating multitude). Any thing
fat or viscous about the knee.
p ramus^ Mastic.
ramd%_ (from j-^;), Bringing forth (a child). Suffer
ing from the lumbago. Being pale-faced (a woman).
A <LzV<j rammduit) 1 he two bones on the upper part of the
head (which are tender and moist in infants). Podex.
A jU i ramdk and rimdk, Just enough to support life; a small
competency. Rimdk, (m of J^) Having little life remaining.
A LlS'U, rimdk, (pi. of ramakat) Mares of a bad kind.
A rimdl (pi. of rami) Sands. Shores, margins. ^
JU, ummu'r rimdl, A hyena. Rammdl, A soothsayer, a pro
phet, a conjurer, a fortune-teller.
A *\*j rim dm, Old, rotten (rope), (pi. of rimmat) Rot
ten bones, (pi. of rummat) Pieces of an old decayed rope.
Rumdm, Rotten, carious, putrefied.
A <LcV<j rumdmat, Whatever is sufficient to support life.
p^Ue; ramdn, Timid, fugitive.
A^stjrummdn, The pomegranate, rummdnu'l
anhdr, The herb all-heal. rummdnu > s y suuil, White j
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rummdnu'l khashkhdsh, Poppy-heads.
A <u;U> rummdniyat, A dish dressed with the seeds and juice
of pomegranates.
p ramdnidan, To terrify, to frighten away.
a ramdyd, (pi. of ^ ramiy) Small parts of clouds.
A ILj rimdyat (from J^), Throwing from the hand, throw-
mg a javelin. Shooting an arrow. Hitting the mark.
a ramd-im, (pi. of ramtm) Rotten ; rotten bones.
aLoj rimmat (from ^ ramma), Becoming putrid,rotten, worn.
A carious bone. A ship-worm. A moth. A winged pismire.
Rummat, Part of an old rotten rope. A rope tied round the
neck of an animal. shay-un hirummatihi, The whole
thing without any reserve. " Rummat or rumat, The forehead.
A tarns (fiom l1~cj), Adapting. Repairing, restoring,
mending. Handling, stroking. Being perplexed, confused (bu-
smess). Rims, A species of forage eaten by camels, but noxious;
also a tree. (A man) clothed in ragged garments. Infirm of
body. Ramas (from Eating of the plant rims
and suffering from it (a camel). A raft or float. Remains of
milk in the udder. Any thing superfluous. The churning of
milk in a leathern bottle.
a r amis at, ramsitat, ^<jramsa', and ru~
mdisa'), (A she-camel) disordered by eating the plant iS~cjrims.
A ramj, Lrasement. Bird’s evacuations.
a ramh (from ^), Piercing (with a spear). Kicking (a
horse). Throwing up the gravel with the feet. Flashing (light
ning). Rumh, A spear, a lance. A star in the knee of Bootes.
A ramkh (from jr*j), Becoming lenient and submissive.
Waxing old and fat(a quadruped.) RmAA,Thick,entangled trees.
p ramakh, The last breath. ( Burhdn-i kdti^.)
A < ks? c j rimakhat. An unripe date.
A ramd (from S^oj), Overtaking with destruction in the
train. Destruction of cattle by hail or frost. Rumd, A gnat,
(pi. of S<j\ armad) Ash-coloured. Ramad, A disorder in the
eyes, ophthalmia. Ramid, Blear-eyed. Muddy (water).
A \x-cj ramdd. An ostrich (as being ash-coloured).
a cVA-cj rimdat, A small remainder. Ramidat, A sore eye.
a rimdid, rim dad (and tJ^j), Destructive, deadly.
as\J^cj rimdidd-a or rimdudd-a, Ashes.
A ramr <* m i A sort of tree. Spring-grass.
A hv ramramat (from ^ q), Moving the lips in talking.
Aj<j rumz (from j^,), Intimating, hinting by moving the lips,
knitting the brows, lolling the tongue, or by waving the hand.
An enigmatical discourse or writing, mystery, ambiguous ex
pression. A subtile distinction or mark. Abbreviation of words
by ciphers, a cipher, p
p jv ram z kardan, To beckon, wink,
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a rummanut. One pomegranate. A weight for scales. : nod. To accuse, a Rnma, (Camels) in excellent condition, plump,
The rough tripe of beasts. j healthy. Ramaz or rumz, A nod, a wink, a sign, a signal.
A JU, rummamt), Resembling a pomegranate. A ruby. a jJs, ramzat, A single nod, a slight wink.
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