'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎691v] (1387/1826)

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a lahzamlyat) A sharp point.
p lahar, A tavern, a public house where they sell wine and
strong liquors. A brothel.
p Luhrasp or Lohorasp^ A king of Persia, successor
to Cyrus. Justice.
AjA lahz (from J^), Beginning to come upon one (gray hairs).
Striking on the breast with the hand. Piercing the breast (with
a spear). (Any young animal) striking the udder of the mother
with its head. Mixing in any society. La/iiz, A spot upon a
horse’s jaw below the ear.
p Lahazur ast, Name of a town in Kh’arazm.
A lahazat. That part of the jaw under the ear. Lahizat,
A woman having plump cheeks.
A lahzamat (from q), Cutting away thejaw-bone pro
jecting under the ear. Beginning to appear on the cheeks (gray
hairs). Lihzimat^ The jaw-bone projecting under the ear.
A lahs (from Licking (a dish). (A child) pulling
or licking the teat without sucking. Running hungrily and
eagerly to victuals.
a luhsat) A little, somewhat.
A J luhsum, A narrow part of a stream.
A kfil laht (from la^J), Striking with the open hand. Aiming
at (with an arrow). Sewing (a garment). Throwing or dash-
ingone upon the ground. Bringing forth.
a latitat. Doubtful news.
a (from ^1), Accommodating one’s self to the tem
per of another. Laha^ (from £-gl), Twisting the mouth to a
side when speaking. JLahi^ Accommodating, obliging.
A lahf (from <—a^l), Being unjust, oppressive. Lcthaf
(from 1 — 2 $!), Lamenting (especially for any thing neglected and
gone). Being struck, moved, deeply affected.
x\sl£()j yu) lahf an, (<U$! \jya lahfahu, \jya lahfah, b
yn lahf a' ^(dayhi, or il^i$! b yci lahfatdh) Alas !
a ^U^! lahf an, Injured, oppressed ; afflicted, sad, sighing.
p luhfat or lihufut, A doll, a puppet.
p luhfatdn, (pi. of U.‘^gg! luhfat) Dolls, puppets.
lahk or lahak (from ^Jk$!), Being white (but not glossy
or shining). Lahak, Whiteness. A white bull. Whitish.
Brown, tawny (camel).
a ‘tij lahlah, Cloth of a fine thread and open texture. Flimsy
\erse, or other composition. Luhluh, A plain over which the
vapour <—sardb is seen to move to and fro.
lahlahdn, A species of sweet basil.
a lahlahat (from <d$! q), Weaving (cloth) slightly.
A ^ lahm, Solder, cement. Lahm also laham (from
Swelling quickly and at once. Mw, Aged (bull). Lahim,
Voracious, gluttonous. Wise, prudent, sage. Excelling in vir
tue (a man). Fhe ocean. Lahim or lihamm, Out-stripping in
the race (a horse). Magnificent. Liberal. Luham, A glutton.
Lihamm, Large-bellied (man).
A <U$1 luhmat, A grain of barley.
A luhmum, (A camel) giving much milk. Liberal (man).
A fine horse. A large number. A vast army. A deep or laro-e
wound. Clouds full of rain. Female dress, or appurtenances.
A luhnat, A breakfast; any whet or collation before dinner,
p lahanj, A stone upon which washers beat their linen.
A whetstone. A musical instrument.
a lL>^$! lihannaka, Because thou.
pdLi$! lahnah, A fool, an ideot. A stone. lahna-i
jdn-gazd, A stone which causes any one who looks on it to burst
out into a violent fit of laughter.
A^$! lahw (from ^$1), Playing, amusing one’s self, passing the
time agreeably, unbending the mind. Play, any thing ludicrous
or jocular; whatever diverts the thoughts from any thing serious
(especially women or children). luhw zca la^b, Play
ing and toying. Sport, amusement, game, fun. Lahuzo, Dis
missing any thing.
A lahawdt, (pi. of luhzcat) Uvulas.
A luhub, (pi. of i— lihb) Spaces between two moun
tains. Clefts between mountains.
a £»$] lahzoat, A woman with whom one plays or toys. A
valuable present. Lahzcat or luhwat, What the miller throws
with his hand into the hopper. As much gold as the two hands
can hold ; a thousand pieces of gold or silver.
A lahzzajut (from Q)? Not dressing (meat) enough.
Doing any business wretchedly.
p lahusa, The fish fabled to support the earth.
A lahzeak, A vain boaster; who speaks or acts carelessly*
a lahwakat (from q), Making a vain boast. Say
ing or doing any thing carelessly.
A lahum, A glutton. Luhum, (pi. of ^) Aged (bulls).
A luhzcly, Pronounced from the uvula, as and Cj-
A laha , (pi. of il^! lahdt') Uvulas. Laha’ or luhty (and
uW lahaydn) (from lfc j$!)> Loving, delighting in, solacing one’s
self, diverting by one thing the thoughts of another. Dismissing,
abandoning. Luha', (pi. of Jj$! luhzoat) Valuable gifts, thou
sands of gold and silver. mi^td-a'l luha 1 , Munifi
cent, liberal.
p ^ W 1 *) Leave, dismissal, liberty, power.
a lahaydt, (pi. of lahdt) Uvulas.
A lahib (from (—->$!), Burning, blazing (fire). Ardour,
inflammation, heat, the passion of love.
r lahid, Following one’s own way, fond of women.
A lahidat, Pulse, pottage, panado, neither thick nor thin.
A lahifft., Sluggishness, languor; carelessness in making
purchaser, a liability to be imposed upon. Name of a man.