'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎684v] (1373/1826)

a CLiyA lusut) (pi. of Li^A last, list, and lust), Robbers.
A lusus, (pi. of ^A liss and luss) Robbers.
A (LeyA lususat (from lassa), Being a robber.
a <L~£jA lusus/i/at, Robbery, the profession of a robber.
A (from Adhering, being joined to. Con
junction, adhesion.
A l ^jA khasly basiy lusty, Impotent.
A t— g«>^) lasif, Lightning.
A AflfA lasik, Neighbouring, near, adjacent.
lazz, A straight spear.
a lazlaz, Intelligent (guide).
A <!LlLaJ lazlazat (from ^-LiJ q), Looking to right or left.
A lazm (from Being inconvenient, troublesome.
a lazy (from ^A), Being clever, intelligent (as a guide,
especially through sandy deserts).
♦a A latta, (fut. lab yaluttu) He stuck (to his work)
A kl latt (from y latta), Bei ng necessary, indispensable (to
any business). Joining, fastening to. Clapping the tail between
the legs (as a camel when going to run). Denying (a debt).
Loosing, letting drop (a veil). Shutting, closing (a door). Con
cealing (news). Throwing any thing down. Any thing hung
round the neck (especially a necklace of dyed colocynth-berries).
Violent in angler.
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A y lat~a (from bl), Adhering to, or being near the ground.
Being of a short, dwarfish shape. Striking (with a stick). Beat
ing, thumping (the back).
A ilia! latat, A place, ground. Robbers near at hand. The
forehead. A weight, a load. Sball! sjA du-iratiCl latdt, A
spot on the forehead of a horse.
A^iy latdt, A spot on the forehead of a horse. Litdt, (pi. of
y latt) Ornaments for the neck.
Aiiiy latdfat (from L-aUl), Being small, slender, yet hand
some. Grace,elegance, beauty. Pleasantness, facetiousness, wit.
A r y litdm, (m of jjal) Giving a blow or box.
A latd-if, (pi. of iU-b! latifat) Jests, jokes.
a j*jiy latd-im, (pi. of <U«y latimat) Perfume-boxes.
A <Ly luttat. Vermicelli.
A lats (from t^Ll), Striking (with a stick or a stone).
Assembling. Being severe, distressing (affair). Corruption.
a ^ lath (from ^), Striking (gently on the back) with the
palm of the hand. Throwing (a man) on the ground. (Any
thing) becoming dry, or worn down (no vestige remaining).
*a latakha, (fut. yaltakhu) He dirtied.
A ^ latkh (from '^), Staining, contaminating. Defaming,
accusing. A small part (of a cloud). Latikh, Uncleanly in diet.
A lutakhat, A fool.
KjOj latz (from jA), Lying with a woman. Licking.
a ijAA lots and latas, (from Striking, dashing (as stone
against stone). Bruising. Kicking. Boxing.
Aby latat (from y latta), Denying (a debt). Becoming
toothless. Teeth worn to the stumps.
a ^ lat^ (from «-y) 5 Licking. Kicking (the backside).
Giving one a blow (upon the eye). Hitting (the mark). Esta
blishing, confirming. Erasing (a name). Having no water (a
well). Dying. The jaw. Lata^, Whiteness in the interior
part of an Ethiopian’s lips. Thinness of lips. A wearing away
of the teeth to the roots. A want of flesh about the pudendum.
a\AA lat^d, Toothless (old woman). Small, or skinny about
the privities.
i_g y latafa, (fut. u_g bb yaltufu) He was kind.
a L-e b) /^/(from i_a bl), Approaching, drawing near. Be
ing propitious (God). Being small, slender (but elegant). The
grace or protection of God. Gentleness, humanity, gracious
ness, loveliness, goodness, favour, courtesy, blandishment, kind
ness, benignity, bounty, generosity, pleasure, benevolence, ele
gance. p 1 —s bi lutf kardan, To do a favour, to confer an
obligation, a Uy lutf an wa karaman, Graciously, gene
rously. Lataf, A benefit, favour, kindness. Wholesome, di
gestible (food).
a jjUy latfdn, Beneficent, gentle.
A <uhl lataf at, A small present.
A latf i) An adopted child, a child brought up in the family.
a biy litlit, Toothless, decrepit (she-camel or old woman).
a *b. latm (from jjy), Striking with a palm-twig ; cutting the
cheeks with blows. Joining, fixing. A blow, a box.
a <uy latmat, A blow'.
a latamiy, Aromatic.
a^ lutu-a (from y), Cleaving (to the earth).
a t $A latukh, Filth, defilement, stain.
A J^y lati-a (from W), Cleaving to the ground, being dwarf
ish. Supposing (any thing to be in another’s possession). Being
oppressive, distressing.
a^ littikh, A fool; foolish.
a ®.. latifi Elegant, graceful, beautiful, agreeable, lovely,
genteel, gallant, pleasant. Soft, gentle, benign, benevolent, af
fable, kind, courteous. Thin, delicate, slender with elegance.
Having an occult or mysterious meaning. Perspicacious, pene
trating, knowing occult subjects, c-i-bl]! al latif, God.
\hAA latifat (also<U-y latif ah), (fem. ofi^-Ly latif), Ele
gant, beautiful. A wonderful thing, an excellent act, a benefit.
Ajestjjoke, pleasantry, raillery, v j AAA latif ah bar tar af,
Jesting apart, 4ajy latifah kardan, To laugh at, jest.
A t —o^y latif-tab^. Of gentle disposition.
A L_c.y latif-mashrab, Festive, joyous, facetious,
p uJyi ^U^y latifah-gdy, Facetious, witty, a jester, a buffoon.
A ^ latim, Cut with blows. jJaUi al latim, A camel’s colt.