'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎514v] (1033/1826)

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niyat-i sadikahjAyuve intention, a good conscience.
&JU sddikatin, After the thing became evident.
a sddi) Dry, thirsty. Sddiy^ Brazen.
A ijU? sdrat. The summit (of a mountain). A place thickly
set with trees. Sarrat, A thing necessary to be done. Thirst.
A £jL> sdrikh, One who calls for assistance. An assistant.
A dunghill-cock. ...
a sdrikhat (from £Bringing help. Cries for help.
A JjU sf7nW, (part.) Flying beyond the mark (an arrow).
J ,1^ O Banu saridy Name of a people in Arabia.
P ^ ,U sdrdij, A cement made of lime and oil of sesame.
a ^jU sari/, (part.) Changing. Employing artifice. An
alterer. A deceiver, a cheat. Prodigal, extravagant. Libidinous.
a <LLUj sdrifat, The vicissitudes of fortune.
a sdrim, A sharp sword. An intrepid, hardy man.
p sdruj, Plaster, mortar. Quicklime. An unguent,
composed of quick lime and arsenic, for pulling out hairs.
sdrur sarurd-a or sdrurat), A man or
woman neglecting to go on pilgrimage to IVIecca. A bachelor.
a sari, A sailor.
a sdriyat, A transverse beam in the middle of a ship. A
mast. A lofty column. A tall palm-tree. A distant well.
a sl*L> sa-sa-at (from VL q), Blinking, while yet unable to
open his eyes (a whelp). Dreading, being in fear of. (A fe
male-palm) from not being impregnated with the flowers of the
male bearing had dates without stones.
A sdsil, Name of a plant.
A tU? sdi., Plain ground. A dry measure about seven pounds
weight. A drinkiug-cup, a goblet. A sum amounting to 1040
dirhams (from 20 to 25. of which have at different times passed
for a dinar, or nine shillings).
sduit, A place where women separate or card cotton.
Water contained in the caul which envelops the foetus.
A sd^idiy, Belonging to wild asses.
a sd^ikat, Lightning. A thunder-bolt. Loud rolling
thunder. Death. Punishment, torment. A cry of pain.
a milhu’s' sdghali, Borax,
p jA+a sdghar, A large drinking-cup.
A jAms sdghir, Contemptible, submitting slavishly to indignant
treatment.
a <LiL? sdghiyat, An inclination (towards any one). Friends,
p (_jLs sdf, Pure, clear, sincere, candid.
A i_jL> sdf, Wool. Summer-rain. Woolly, producing wool,
(for sd-if) Hot (day), (for sdfi) Clear. Sincere.
A <£ib> sdffatj Putting down the feet in a right line (a camel).
a jAa sdfir, A blower on the flute or pipe, a hisser, a whistler.
Any body (at home).
a sdfin, (A horse) standing on three legs. Who places
the feet even (a man in prayer, or a sheep when milked). The
saphena vein running from the inner ankle to the great toe.
A sdjindt, Swift high-blooded horses.
a ^ Sdfurd, (iieb. miDSf) Zipporah the wife of Moses.
a JU sdfi, Pure, clear, fine, bright, unsullied, limpid, un
mixed, sincere, candid. Serene (day). Elect. Clearness, pu
rity. Sincerity, candour. A filtre or a cloth, through which
drinks or medicines are strained. Name of Adam. p ci^ /**»«*
sim-i safi, Pure silver.
a sdfiydt, (pi. of <LAa sdfiyat) Pure, sincere.
a<L*U sdfiyat (fern, of sdfi) Pure, clear,
p Jj (JU sdfi-dil, Of a sincere heart.
p <uli JU sdfi-ndmah, A certificate, discharge, acquittance.
a jU sdk (for jL sdk), The leg.
Aajeb sdkiuit (for ZiA* sd^ikat), A thunder-bolt.
a JiU sdkil, A polisher, a furbisher.
A sdkur, A large hammer for breaking stones.
A sdkurat, The third heaven.
a t*/Ls sa-ak (from ASAa), Emitting a foul stench,
p sal, A raft, a float.
A JLs<H(froin J*s), Being proud, unjust.
A sdlib, A burning fever. The loins.
aXJu (from J^), Being fierce, untractable, espe
cially to men (a camel).
A XiU sdllat, A heavy misfortune.
a sdlih, Good, apt, fit, proper, just. A man of probity
and honour. A sedate, steady person. Ihe patriarch Salih who
was sent on a mission to the Arabian tribe of Samud.
A C-AslW sdlih at, Good works.
A sdlihat, (fern, of sdlih) Virtuous, chaste (woman).
A <Ls!U Sdlahiyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
A ^1-0 sdlikh. Scabby, manged : corroding.
p Sj\s±\& sulkhdinah, A slaughter-house.
a jJLj sdligh, A five or six-years old sheep (when the teeth
are all grown after being shed). A six-year old ox.
sdlighu sanah (or >» sanatayn), Of one or two years growth.
A sdmit, Silent, saturnine. Irrational (especially ap
plied to wealth in gold or silver, in contradistinction to an estate
in slaves or cattle). Thick (milk). Twenty (camels).
j jam^-i sdmit zoa ndtik, A collection of moveable
and immoveable (effects).
a ,^lsLclo sumighdni, (dual) The two corners of the mouth.
a sdmik, Hungry. Thirsty.
A sdmit, Dry, withered.
a {Jla sdni t , (God) the creator. An artificer. jJU
sdni^-i ^dlam, The creator of the world.
A (jAe sdnik, Firm, strong, hardy. A camel-keeper.
a sdwi, (fern, of sdzsiyut) Dry.