'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎518v] (1041/1826)

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A ixkjo sarkauit, A smacking noise made with the fingers.
A sarm also surm (from Pruning, lopping (by re
peated blows). Interrupting a speech. A segment, a section.
Thick leather with which they sole shoes. Sirm, Contiguous
houses. Those who drive camels to water. Surm f (jd. of
sarma-d) Deserts without water. Siram^ (pi. ot su mat)
Herds of camels.
a s\.<ja sarma-a, (surma-a^ or sarman), A desert with
out water, and remote from it.
a surman, (pkof^rfm) Contiguous houses or streets.
sirmat, A herd of camels (from 20 to 40). A part of
a cloud.
p iJiZ Ujc strmah-kash, A fine-drawer.
A ^saranfah, Noise, sound, clamour.
A sarankah, Ingenious, acute, subtile, elegant,
p sarzo, Name of a plant.
A suruh, (pi. of sarh) Lofty edifices. Citadels.
A suruhat (from Being pure, unadulterated.
&ui'ud, A cold region.
Aj^sarur, sar ^ rat i and sarurtjj)^ (A man
or woman) neglecting to go the pilgrimage to Mecca. A ba
chelor, one who does not visit the ladies.
A surii^ (pi. of sar^) Modes, kinds. Epilepsies.
A sarufy Making a noise with the teeth (a camel).
Suruf (from Being in heat (a bitch), (pi. of t— sarf)
Changes, vicissitudes.
A pjje sarum, A sharp sword. A dexterous pruner of trees.
Suruniy (pi. of sarm and surm) Thick leathers for soles.
surrahy A purse filled with gold or silver. ^
surra-i jibaly A mine of turquoise or other precious stones.
A sari/ (from cJ/-®), Breaking off. Averting, prohibiting.
Retaining urine. Pounding (water). Abstaining from conju
gal intercourse. Composing differences, reconciling others; se
parating those that quarrel. Rescuing from danger. Ascend
ing. Descending. Preceding, going before. Retiring, falling
back. Remaining (an hostage). Stagnating awhile (water).
Losing flavour. Sura’ or «>«’, Water corrupted by stagnating.
(Milk) of a bad taste. Sarra’ also sirrly Labour,
minnl sirra'y Labour is bestowed by me. Sarriy or sirrlyy Mo
ney which chinks when counted out.
a sariby Milk or milk-meats soured.
A ^j^sarihyC\ezxYy evident, palpable. Pure, unmixed. Milk
without froth. hakk-i sarlhy The undisguised truth.
isr.sj natlja-i sank. An evident conclusion, an undoubted
consequence.
a fcsTjts sarthatariy Purely, without any mixture.
a sarlkhy A cry for help. One who calls for assistance.
One who brings help.
P sariry The grating of a door, the scratching of a pen.
The chinking of money dropped into a purse.
Asarir (from j* sarra), Grinding (the teeth). Grating
(as a door upon the hinges). Scratching (as a pen upon paper).
Chirping (as a cricket).
sarir dy The anemone.
A Xjjc sariraty Noise, crash, clash.
A^-jja sari^y Prostrate, thrown down. A scourge. A bow
unpolished, made of a rough branch. Sirri^y One who fre
quently throws down his antagonists or equals.
A toja sari^ahy A scourge. The leprosy.
A<—i'^ sari/(from Creaking (as a door, or a pulley),
gnashing (teeth). The grating of a camel’s teeth. Silver. Milk
still warm from the udder.
A Sarifuiiy Name of a place in Chaldea.
A sarifiyaty A Chaldean wine.
A <Liu sarikaty (pi. (Jr'.j* sarik) Thin bread baked on a
round stone.
a sarimy Cut off, pruned, lopped. A quantity of sand
divided from a larger heap. A dark night, or part of it; also the
morning. A piece of wood fastened in a kid’s mouth to keep him
from sucking. A heap of unbruised grain.
a&aj jtc sarimaty A resolution, enterprise, undertaking. A
body, a crowd. A reaped field of corn. A quantity of sand
divided from a large heap.
a ja*o salary A line. A row (of stones).
A ±\x*c siui-tty (pi. of sa^ycat) Red-headed sparrows.
A L— si(.dby (in of Being difficult, troublesome,
obstinate, (pi. of sail)) Difficult, arduous, hard.
a steady (pi. of saidat) Straight canes or spears.
A saiaditfy Savage, belonging to wild beasts.
A si^ar, (in of j*-s) Turning the face obliquely, dis
torting the countenance. Turning away the face in indignation.
Aj.\j\x*c saiariry (pi. sui/riir) Long, twisted gums.
A saiusi<^y (pi. of SttiSU^) Locust-hunting birds.
A sAa/, (pi. of sa^f) Certain small birds.
a <LiLiU*5 sa^a/ikat(iJ*s\x<e sa^dfiky and sa^dfikat),
(pi. of JpUfc* sa^faky sazfuk, and sa^fakiy) Those
who go to market though they have nothing to buy.
A sa^dllky (pi. of lLQx*# sa<J,uk and su^luk) Poor,
indigent. Robbers. i*jS-iMricatu's'’suuiliky^&mz
of a person who was a liberal friend to the poor.
A sa^d-idy (pi. of sa^ud) High (places).
a saiby Hard, difficult, arduous, rough, troublesome,
disagreeable. Disobedient, stubborn, perverse. A fierce lion.
Aj+x*a suibur (or j+zjl# sa^ctmbar), A kind of lote-tree.
A sa^fy Squat, square in stature.
A jxa+s salary Savory, origany. Pennyroyal.
A si^lally Dates adhering together.
A A**? sai(ly High. Sauidy Violent (torture). Any thing dif-