'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎516v] (1037/1826)

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p \jS£! 0 sahra-gard, A traveller.
p saJu'd-nishiti) Inhabiting or sitting in the desert;
i. e. a hermit, a solitary man.
a <JD\*\sahrawat, (pi. of sahrd) Deserts.
A j£Z° sahrdylj Campestrian, rustic, wild, desert.
A ijs?* suhrat, A gap, opening, or gulph in the earth. Of the
colour of the anemone. suhrata buhrata or suhrutu
bahrata, (I saw him) openly, no object intervening.
a sahsah sahsdh, and tahsahdn), An
extensive piece of level ground. Suhsuh, One w r ho pursues
trifling objects.
A sahsahat (from Q)> Being manifest, certain.
A c-c,^ suhufy (\>\. of Zsus? sahlfat) Books, leaves, pages,
folios. <Ljbj t suhuj'.i rabbiriiyat) The sacred writings.
a iLsz° sahfat, (pi. ClAas? sahofdt) A plate, a large dish.
a sahafly. One who errs in reading. A book-worm.
aJ^ sahal (from ^Ls.* 5 ), Being hoarse. Sahil, Hoarse.
a sahmd, (fern, of as-ham) Black inclining to yellow.
a sahn (from Effecting a reconciliation, making
up differences. Striking. Giving (something in a dish). A
large cup or goblet. A hollow dish or platter. A small dish or
plate. A court, court-yard > square, area. An open plain. A
floor. A grass-plot. The inner part of the nail, claw, or hoof;
the interior part of the ear. sahn-i iram, A garden.
sahn-i du rang, The world. sahn-i
stm, A sheet of white paper. The moon’s disk. A
sahn-i uizim (or sahn-i tcctsl^), The earth’s surface.
A sihna\sihnan, s.\^s! a sahna-a, or sihnd-a), Jelly of fish,
p sahnat, A dish of fish. (Burhan-i kdti^.)
a /U Ls^ sahnuni, (dual of sahn) Two plates which they j
strike one against another, making a musical accompaniment to
drums and other instruments.
a sahnat (pi. LU\usi £> sahanut) One blow.
Ajst 0 sahzo (from ^-s-* 5 ), Recovering from ebriety. Being
serene (the sky). Serenity of sky.
A sahun, Kicking (camel). Suhun, (p\. of sahn) j
Large dishes or platters. Spacious goblets.
a sahlh, Complete, perfect, entire, sound. Free from
blemish, unbroken. Right, just, true, certain, authentic, accu
rate, correct. Pure. A sound verb. Certainly, truly.
An accurate historian. sa- \
hihu’z > zarb, A thwack. sahih khabar, Authentic 1
news, harf-i sahih, A consonant,
kiyus-i sahihu'l arkdn. An argument founded on pillars;
i. e. a syllogism. ju*!l suhihii'l ^ayydr, Excellent proof.
hikdya-i sahihu'r' riwayah, History faithfully
related, p sahih kardan, To correct, to amend.
A - ^ sahirat, Milk heated with a hot stone, into which but
ter or flour is put.
a sahif, The surface of the earth.
a sahifat (or tius? sahifah), A book. A leaf, a page.
A letter, sahifa-i tegh-i sahar, The twilight
or the false dawn, jj sahifa-i zar, The sun. A yellow
sakhkha, (fut. yasukhkhu) He deafened.
a sukhkh (from ^ sakhkha), Deafening with a thunder
ing noise. The collision of solid and sonorous bodies. The sound
of a stone when struck.
a sakhkhdb, (fern. sakhkhdbat) Clamorous.
a sakhdt, Filth, stains (on clothes).
A sakhb, Clamour, noise, murmur, tumult. Sakhib,
Resounding, dashing (waves).
A sakhbdn. Clamorous, noisy, tumultuous.
A <Ls£° sakhkhat, The sound of striking stones.
A sakhd (from Ai^), Scorching (as the sun). Chatter
ing (the bird called surad). Sakhad (from AA.^), Being
intensely hot (the day).
A sakhaddn (or Jyku* sikhud), A very sultry day.
a jk? sakhr and sakhar, (pi. of sakhrat and sukharat)
Rocks, huge hewn stones.
a Sjk? sakhrat and sukharat, A rock, a huge stone. A grave
stone. A cruel, inexorable man.
A Je? sakhm (from Scorching, burning (as the sun).
a UAt’ 5 sakhmd, A rocky country, part plain, part mountainous.
sukhur, (pi. of sakhrat and sakharat) Rocks.
A , fS* sakhd* (from . < k^), Being dirty (clothes). Filth.
A sakhir, Huge, immense (stone),
p Jws sad, (s STrT) Ain indred.
hundred more or less. SU( ^ s^ukh ha/dan, To
break into a hundred pieces.
*a sadda, (fut. Juaj yasuddu) He turned away the face.
a sadd (from sadda), Prohibiting, checking. Sadd or
sudd, A mountain. A channel, a valley.
A-iJws sad-a (from uS-^), Clearing away rust.
a \Xa sad-a (from ^jXa), Being rusty. Rust. , Tall (man).
A1 Jw? sadd, A sound, tone, voice. Reverberating noise, echo.
Tears which flow continually* ^ samma saddhu, May his
tongue be silent; may he perish. asamma lluhu
saddhu, May God confound him. S(U ^’ 1
kus-i zafar-ma'nus, The sound of the victorious kettle-drums.
A sadd (from ^S*), Thirsting. A male owl. A cricket,
j As.\iX^> sad-da, A well of sweet water. A rusty colour in
horses or goats, (fern, of asda-a) Of a black colour mix
with red. Saddd-a, A fresh-water fountain. Rust.
sadd-a (from ^wV-c), Contracting rust (iron). Bein D
i of a blackish red (a kid). Being of a rusty colour. Rust.