'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎867v] (1741/1826)

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A o^J zcahafi, (pi. of zcahfa) Lands full of black stones.
a wihani) (pi. of wahma’) Longing (women).
Wiham or zcaham (from Longing (as a pregnant woman).
The longing of a pregnant woman for any particular food. A
pregnant animal refusing the male.
a wahaml, (pi. of zcahma' 1 ) Longing women.
a zeahajat. Low ground, a hollow.
a wahd. Sole, alone, separate. Solitary (wild beast). (A
man) of an unknown tribe or family. Solitude. iJo-j ^—5
hiusa nasijun zvahduhu. He is a singular and capricious man.
i^j\ anta zcahdun (or anta wahduka), Thou
alone. Jb huzoa zoahduhu, He only. XAs>-* ^3 lahu wahduhu,
To him singly. +& hum zcahduhum. Them only.
uda' zcahdihi, Separately. fVuhad or zoahid, Sole, alone,
separated. Unique, incomparable.
A S^-tzcididari) (pl.ofiA*»!»)Ones, single(n umbers or things).
a tLj'ss-j zocthdamyat, Unity, singularity. A belief in the
unity of the Deity.
A ZC ahdat (from Being single, alone, or solitary.
Unity. A solitude. TVahidut^ Alone, single (woman).
zcahr. Indignation, concealed hatred. fVahar (from
ys-j), Boiling with rage. (pi. of zoahrat and zeaharat, q. v.)
a zmihrat or zsaharat, An animal resembling a lizard, of
a red colour, which adheres to the ground, and poisons meat or
any thing it touches (severe vomiting and purging are the first
symptoms attending those who are affected by it).
a zcahsh, Desert, desolate. Hungry. Distraction, mad
ness. A wild beast, a fierce, untamed animal. Game.
: zcahsh-i ismit^ A desert, a solitude. Ci;l) bdia zcah-
shan, He slept in the desert, i. e. he was starved with cold or
hunger. hakaru’l zzahsh, A wild ox.
A zvahshdn, Sad, melancholy.
a zcahshat, A desert, a solitude, a dreary place. Waste,
desert,comfortless,gloomy(country). Fear,dread,terror, horror.
Vv ildness, fierceness. Sadness, solitariness. »CLSyu nnfrat
o wahshat, Fear and horror.
p zcahshat-aiigcZ) Frightful,
p zcahshatniik, Frightful.
a ^ 2 ~* 2 >~jzcahshly : (fen\.<L£+>-j wa/i$/i?yrtU^ r ild(manorbeast).
Fierce, savage, untractable, uncivil. One wild beast or savage.
The right side of a thing ; also the left; the outside which may
be joined to another; the outside (of a bow, feet, or hands).
a A pimple on the face of a pretty woman.
a zcahsat, Cold. asbahtu zca
laysa biha zoahsutun, I experienced there (or then) no cold.
a zcahf ( from u-i^-j), Throwing one’s self on the ground,
lying down. Plentiful, luxuriant (herbage). (A wing) full of
feathers. Wahfov zcahaf, Much and beautiful (hair.)
A Us-j zoahfd, Red earth. Ground covered with black stones.
A4R>j wahfat, A black stone.
A zsahal, Black adhesive clay, slime, ooze, mud.
A ^ wahm (from j*»-j)) Going towards (another). Waham
(from Longing (as a pregnant woman). The longing of
a woman with child ; also the particular thing longed for. Any
strong desire; appetitus venerei congressus.
A zsahma', Longing (woman).
a zcahnat, Slippery clay.
a zoahzcdh (also zcahzcah), Nimble, agile, quick,
active (man). Strong, robust. A barking or howling dog.
a <^>-y^y wahzeahat (from ^-y^y Q)* Making a hoarse noise.
Breathing upon the fingers in extreme cold.
\ zcuhud (or irjy>-j wuhudat), (from A>y), Being in
comparable, unique, sole.
a ^ȣy>-y zcuhush, (pi. of zcahsh) Wild beasts, p
^bLj zcuhush-i biydbdn, The wild beasts of the desert. Savages.
a <tiys*y zeuhufat, Length and luxuriancy of black hair.
a Jy=»-y zouhul (pi. of J^y zcahl) Thin clays.
a ^c^y tcahy (from lw 5>y)? Indicating. Suggesting. Reveal
ing. Writing. Making haste. Revelation, any thing (divine)
suggested, inspired, or revealed (by vision or otherwise). A
book, writing, epistle. A clamour, murmur, or noise of a crowd,
cjljj zcahy-i rabbdni, Divine revelation (that especially
which Muhammad gave out he received by the angel Gabriel),
i— kalb, The (divine) inspiration of the heart.
JJ aha’, A sound, a noise. JVahiy, Sudden (death). IVuh'iy,
(pi. of ^c^y zcahy) Things revealed.
A ‘A-^-y zcahid, (fern. zoahldat) Alone, unique, single,
singular. ✓‘■Ar^y zcahtd-i dahr, The phoenix of the age.
A-js-* zzuhidu'l t^isr, The nonpareil of the age.
a zcuhidulan, Only, singly.
A zcahim, Hot, sultry (day).
a £y zcakhkh, Intention, purpose, design.
a zcakhkhdd, Quick-going (camel).
a uakhdshat (from Being of the worst.
A f^y zeikham, (pi. of *^y zcakhim, |*y>y zcakhum, and *->y
zeukhim), Heavy, hurtful (meats). Oppressed with indigestion.
A<Lc\s>~jwakhdmat (from *£*y), Having an indigestion, or the
stomach overloaded (with meat). Being heavy and indigestible
(meat). Indigestion.
a^cW-j zcakhdma', (pi. of zcakhim, ^y^y zcakhum and
^-s^y zcakhim), r I roubled with indigestion.
r L.s-f^y zcakhcht, A date-stone.
a Jo-y zcakhd (and zcakhaddn), (from Joy), Throw
ing out the feet in the manner of an ostrich (a camel). Taking
wide and quick steps. That mode of walking.
A^p-y zcakhz (from J^y), Striking slightly but not piercing
i (with a spear or similar weapon). Pulling up, tearing out, re-
I movin g- Growing gray (as hairs, though still mixed with black).