'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎71v] (147/1826)

a akhmas, (pi. of khims) Fifth parts, (pi. of
khamls) Camels five years old. Fifth parts. Ikhmas,
(iv of Being five in number. Watering camels on the
fifth day.
a akhma^j (pi. of khim Wolves. Robbers.
A ikhmalj (iv of J^>-) Deeming any one to be ob
scure and mean. Injuring the reputation of another.
a ikhmdm, (iv of ^ khamma) Stinking (meat). Sweep
ing (a house).
a jaJ-\ akhmar, Drunk, intoxicated.
a 'iakhmiratj (pi of^Uci- khim dr) Veils.
akhmas, Hard (place). Tenacious of religious
principles. Strenuous, brave, strong.
a akhtnisd (or <L~ 40 -I akhmisaf)^ (pi. of khamis)
Fifths. Thursdays, as being the fifth day of the week,
pti— 40-1 akhmusah, Barley or rice-water; beer.
A ^-i 4 od akhmas. The hollow part of the sole of the foot which
does not touch the ground. The foot itself. Slender-waisted.
A *~ 4 o-l Akhmlm, Name of a city of Thebais in Egypt, where
many ruins still remain of magnificent palaces, obelisks, and
colossal statues, of granite and valuable marbles.
A l ^r>\ akhanriy Speaking or making a noise through the nose.
A ikhnd, (iv of 1> ^>-) Traducing, defaming, talking ob
scenely or improperly. Ruining, erasing, abolishing. Abound
ing with herbage (a place). Being full of eggs (a locust).
A akhndbj (pi. of c— khimb) The back parts of the
knee-joints. Interstices between the ribs, fingers, &c. Ikhndtb^
(iv of 5 ») Perishing. Destroying. Dislocating the foot.
Amputating.
A akhnds, (pi of khuns) Folds, plaits, wrinkles.
A ikhnds, (iv of Leaving, refusing, rejecting.
A ikhnd^j (iv of Humbling, subduing.
A akhnas. More or most flexible, limber, or weak.
A ikhinjdjj, (x 1 v of khajjd) G oing awry (a camel).
a akhnas, Snub-nosed. A lion. An ape.
r akhangal, A sword.
p ' Akhnukh (or Akhnun)^ Enoch. Noah.
A ^ 5 ^ akhaniy, A striped garment. A coarse flax or linen
cloth.
a akhniyat, A stuff* mixed with silk, made in Egypt.
Ay 2 *- ■ akhiC) (or akhd) Behaving as a brother.
A W' i’chzcd, (iv of Falling down (a house). Emit-
ting no file (a flint). Setting (a star) without being followed
by rain. I aking away the whole of one’s property. Becoming
fat. Hungering.
p akh'dsti. Unwillingness.
k ijc ikhzoaS) (iv of ^y^-) Putting forth leaves.
a akhxcdl, (pi. of (JU- khdl) Maternal uncles.
akhazcuni) (dual of akh) Two brothers.
k J\y>\ ikhvodn, (pi. of ^ akh) Brothers, friends, compa
nions. ^y>-l Cotemporaries. Ikhzsdn, A table, a tray.
A y»-\ ikhwat or ukhzcat^ (pi. of akh) Brothers,
ikhwatuhu, His brothers. Ukhuwat, Brotherhood, fraternity.
A cjys-l akhzcas, Having a loose, pendulous, flagging belly.
a jyi-l akhuz, (from io-') Growing sour, (milk),
p ,y>T dkhur, A stable, a stall. Litter or straw laid under
cattle. A cistern, a bath, a stone vessel from which water is
poured upon the body. jy>d Piaster of the horse.
pj^L-yys-l dkhur-sdldr, Master of the horse. A grey-beard,
p dkhurak. The collar-bone.
a akhxcasy Having the eyes sunk in the head. A hot
wind which hurts the eyes. A deep well. A hill of sand. A
sheep with one eye black and the other white.
A 1 — akhicaf. More or most timid. Very alarming.
a Jjyi-i akhzcak) One-eyed. Deep (well). Ample, roomy.
Wide extended (desert). Scabby, mangy (camel).
A Jy^ akh U? ala akhwala, (Sparks of fire) flying about,
(men) dispersed here and there.
a <Uy>-\ akhzcilat, (pi. of (JU- khdl) Maternal uncles.
p^y 2 *-! dkhuriy A theologian, a preacher, a public speaker.
A akhun, (pi.of ^ akh) Brothers; friends, companions.
a <Oy>d akhwinat) (pi. of ^y>- khizcdn) Tables,
p dkhundy A tutor.
a uSy 2 *^ akhazcly. Brotherly, sisterly.
A ^y=»^ dam al akhzcin. Dragon’s blood (a red gum).
p akh7, A good work. Manly, generous.
A 1> _< 2 >^ akh}) My brother.
a Ukhayya') Name of a place in Arabia.
a akhydr) (pi. of^_o- khayr) Good, best, choicest, most
excellent. Chosen from the best; most excellent.
a akhyaS) (pi. of khis) Thickets, dark groves.
Haunts of lions. Places full of reeds or flags, iu which animals
take shelter. Rays of milk streaming from the teats when milk-
ing.
A akhydsh) (pi. of khaysh) Linen cloths of a
coarse and flimsy texture.
a akhydt) (pi. ofla-ji- khayt) Threads, slender ropes.
A 1 — akhydf) (pi. of ?■.">- khuyf) Skins of teats. Dif
ferent kinds of men. Brothers by the same mother, but different
fathers.
A akhydl) (pi. of khayt) Horses. Horsemen, ca
valry. Proud, conceited (people). Ikhydl, (iv of J^ 2 **) Por
tending rain.
A Ukhydri) Name of two mountains.
A dkhlyat) dkhiyat or akhlyat A rope, stake, peg,
or ring with which cattle are fastened ; a tether.
a akhiyat) Brotherhood. Protection, tutelar authority.
Clientage.
a akhikhat) Broth made of flour, with butter, or oil.