'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎99r] (202/1826)

A Asilat, Name of a well in Arabia.
a us ay lam y The vein running between the middle and
ring-fingers, salvatella.
p asim, (in anc. Pers.) A man of rank.
A1 usaymir^ (dim. ofj- 4 ^^ asmar) Of a duskish colour,
p dstmah, asmahy or dstmah-sar')
Astonished, amazed, stupified, confused. Dark, malevolent,
p £Lj <U-«sl dsJmah-dimdghy Drunk. Crack-brained.
a astnaty A strong tough cord, bow-string, &c. Firm
ness, toughness, hardness. A leathern thong, with several of
which, twisted or plaited, they make reins or halters.
A Usyuty Name of a mountain.
G asiyusy (K'aioC) A stone which produces nitre. A
powder growing on the top of a stone, like salt. Fixt alkaline salt.
p dsizaariy (for dslmah) Stupified, astonished,
p Asiyahy Name of Pharaoh’s wife who educated Moses,
p ash. Meat, victuals, viands, soup, broth, gruel, pottage,
a kind of dish made with barley. Dressed, cooked,
Castor (a medicine given to infants), To stir up one
against another. Gruel for the sick. y>- /( j£\
Barley-water, water-gruel. Pottage of lentils.
Rice-gruel, To cook,
p ash, (or when added to a noun or verb, signifies his,
him, &c., as His house; His father.
\ ashy (or aysh) How? what? what thing? for
what ? Is it not ? ash hdlukay How do you do?
* A ashshtty (fut. ya-ashshu) He was nimble.
A ashshy (from ashshd) Rising up against, making a
commotion, being stimulated to any thing bad. Petulance, in
solence. Dry bread, without condiment.
p Lil ashdy (the same asL*d dsd) Like, resembling, as.
A Lid ashdy The dwarf palm-tree. Name of a place in Mau
ritania. Ishdy Name of a mountain and valley.
pjblid ashdbdzy Name of the 26th day of every month in the
ancient Persian solar year.
A (JLLid ashdbdmy, Red, rosy, any thing of a deep red.
A ijLid ushdbaty A miscellaneous collection, a crowd of people.
Wealth (whether fairly or villainously acquired).
A iLid Ashdty Name of a tribe in Hazramawt.
A £_5>-l£d ashdji^y (pi. of ishja^) The joints of the
fingers which are next to the hand.
A ^Lid ishdh and ushdhy (for wishdh and zcushdh)
A belt or girdle of leather, adorned with jewels, worn by the
ladies round their waists.
A <Ls*\£>\ ishdhaty (iv of ^-i) Being diligent in doing any
thing. Being on one’s guard. Turning away the face. Whisk
ing his tail (a horse). Producing the plant shih (the earth).
a S'jlid ishafthty (iv of bu-l) Raising an edifice. Knowing.
Reading aloud. Declaring, publishing, making known.
a Cl^Lid ishdi'dty (pi. of C^Llid ishdraf) Signs, indices.
a CL?;lSd ishdraty (or J^lid ishdrah) (iv of jyL) Gathering
honey. Pointing, nodding. Advising, persuading. Command
ing. A sign, token, mark, signal, wink, nod, wave with the
hand. A note, an asterisk, r CL>JJl>\ He made a signal.
C-J^Lid To point out, to make a sign, to hint, to intimate.
a u£>L 2 d ashdra' or ushdra'y (pi. of ashrdn) Lively,
sprightly, cheerful, wanton.
Ajij\Jii\ ashdrlry (pi. of ClL^id ishrdraty q. v.)
A j^pLSd ashdshy (or <L£)Lsd ashdshat) Agility, alacrity, mirth,
exultation, petulance, sauciness.
a ids Lid ishdtaty (iv of L^l) Burning up. Destroying. Dis
tributing the whole (of a slaughtered camel). Shedding blood.
Striving to compass the death of another. Defiling with blood.
A <(i£.L2d ishd^asaty (Men) perplexed in their affairs.
A^cLid ashd^iry (pi. of jxJlA ashlar') Hairs that grow about the
hoofs of cattle. Flesh that grows under the nails.
A <\£l^d ishduihy (iv of ^--5 j) Publishing, divulging, diffusing,
spreading about or abroad. Appointing an attendant, a follower,
a helper. Scattering urine (a camel).
A <LjLSd ishdfaty (iv of t__Jy-£>) Being at the point of. Fearing.
a oLid ashdfty (pi. of ishfa') Cobblers’ awls. (pi. of
U-i shifd') Medicines. Al ushdfiyy Name of a valley,
p JjLid ashdky A boy, a slave.
Aj^Lid Ashdkiry Name of a tribe in Arabia Felix.
a Al ashdklsy Name of a place.
A<L!L£d ishdlaty (iv of <Jy-->) Lifting up.
p^Lid as/mw, Potation. Victuals. Water in which rice has
been boiled. Like, in the manner of. (in comp.) A drinker:
as ^Lil C-dj-Si shardb-dshdmy A drinker of wine. ^Li! j£>j
zahr-dshdm, Poisoned, envenomed, poisonous. ^Lil khun-
dshdniy Tinged with blood, bloody, sanguinary. 1 * 1 ^) I <Ljci
shu^lah-dshdniy Burning, inflamed. The country of Assam.
a |* Lid ash-aniy More or most unfortunate,
p Lid ashd/Hy Food sufficient to support life,
p iAi^cLid dshdmindahy A drinker,
p ^JwoLid dshdmidatiy To drink.
p ^A-^cLil dshdmidaniy Any thing drinkable, fit to be drunk.
A Lid ish-dtiy (iv ol ^Li) Corrupting, perverting, marring.
A $jLid ashdwih, (pi. of iLi» shat) Sheep.
a c_<rjLid ashdiciy (pi. of shay-a) Things.
A j*J&Lid Ushdhiniy Name of a town.
a u-Aid ashdyiby (pi. of <LLid ushdbat) Crowds. Mixtures.
a j*jLid ashd-imy (pi. of ^Lid ash-atn) Unfortunate. Left
hands.
p Ashaby Name of a place. Ashiby Trouble, disquiet.
A L_-~id ashby (from L--'-id) Mixing, mingling, involving,
implying. Reprehending, abusing, reviling, despising. Ashaby
Intertwined (as palm-trees). Enmity, dissimulation. Intricate
business. Knots. Involved, mingled, confused.