'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎294r] (592/1826)

A samilat) Assistance by meat, drink, or by advice. A
whet before dinner. Water remaininor in a vessel. A residue,
a remainder. That part of the belly where the remains of
meat and drink lodge. Household furniture carried on a camel’s
back. A basket made of, or covered with leather. A stone struc
ture for holding water. A vine-arbour. Name of a bird.
A ( i rr 4J samin, Valuable, precious, (equivalent to sumn),
The eighth part. durr-i samin^ A precious pearl.
a sumayyinat, (dimin. of 4-3Uj samuniyat) Eight.
A sinn, Dry hay, made up into stacks. Blackish wood.
A liJ sand, A salutation, congratulation, a wishing joy, a re
turning of thanks. Blame, disparagement, p To con
gratulate, to pray for. A Sind, A fetter, a cow-band for cattle.
A rope made of goat’s hair. (pi. of saniy) (Camels) shed
ding their front teeth. Sund, In two’s ; two and two.
A sind-dni (and sindydni), Two cow-bands for
cattle. A cow-band having two nooses.
aA5A^ sund-a sund-a, (They came) two and two.
p ^ sand-kh'dn (or j\£ Lj sand-kdr), An orator, one
who praises or pronounces eulogium.
p L3 sand-kh'dnl, A returning of thanks.
a sanddt, (pi. of SjJOJ sanduicat) Breasts of men.
p sand-kart, An oration, a prayer,
p liJ sand-gat'i, Praise, eulogy,
p^^TLj sand-goy, Praising; an encomiast.
sindn, Many and intangled plants.
A sandyd, (pi. of <Luj sanlyut) The front-teeth. Arduous
undertakings, talld^u s'sandyd, One who aspires to
great things.
a 4jbj sindyat, A rope made of goat’s hair, or wool.
a sand-iy, (A word) of two letters. Name of a poet.
A 4i3 sunnat, The fetlock of a horse. The abdomen. Pubes.
A sanit, Stinking (meat). Flaccid (lip).
a sintdn (for isnatdni, fern, of isndni), Two.
A sintdn sintdn, T wo and two.
a sintdyat, Obscene, ill-disposed.
k santal, A rotten egg. Sintil, Short. Contaminated,
dirty. Weak, helpless.
a sinjdrat or sanjdrat, A channel made by water.
a sundu-at (or PjAx-j sanduioat), The protuberance of
flesh upon the chest of a man, and also the nipple.
A ki." sant, A fissure, a chink.
p sang (for tang), The book of the impostor Man!.
a snnan, (pi. of sunnat) Long hairs on the fetlock of a
horse. The lower regions of the belly.
A sanzoa', (equiv. to Li3 sanyd) A strong choice camel.
A. sandvoty, (Possessive, from isndni. Two; and
jLs- \ui\ isnd txishara. Twelve) Having two, or twelve. One who
holds the doctrine of the two principles, one of the sect of the Magi.
*a sana', (fut. yasni) He bent, folded.
k ^3 sany, (from ^^^3) Bending. Folding. Doubling. Re
peating. Averting, turning aside. Becoming added, being se
cond. Siny, A flexure, the twisting or coiling of a serpent or
rope, the winding of a river. A woman bringing forth twins (or
a camel two colts). Twins. An hour of the night. Suny or
suna', The lieutenant or substitute of a king; a chief magistrate.
Sina', Any thing doubled, any action repeated. ^
Id sina' Ji's sadukat, r Yy\hes are not to be demanded twice in one
year. Monday, as the second day of the week. (A camel)
having twice brought forth. Secondary, inferior to another in
dignity or virtue. Saniy, Shedding the first teeth (hence im
plying the time when it happens to different animals, as six years
for a camel or deer; four for a horse; and three for an ox or
ram). Suniy, (pi. of isndni) Second days, i. e. Mondays.
a sunyd, An exception. Sunyd or sinyd, An excellent
and strong 1 camel.
A tuLjJ saniy at, (pi. of 4 -^j saniy at) Front-teeth. Roads
that lead to the top of a mountain.
A sunydn, Secondary, the next in rank, or the substitutes
of a prince, the head of a family. Second in dignity, authority,
or excellence. Deficient in understanding, (pi. of saniy)
(Camels) which shed their front-teeth.
a <Li3 siny at, (pi. of sunydn) Secondaries. The most
despicable. San/yaJ (for 4-3 u sa/i(ya£), The second. Saniyatan,
In the second place, again. Saniy at, (fern, saniy) (A
she-camel) shedding the front-teeth. A fore-tooth. The decli
vity of a mountain : also the road by it, or to the summit. High
ground. An arduous, difficult undertaking or business. An ex
ception, any thing excepted. A guide, a standard-bearer.
A sunya', The head, heart, feet of a slaughtered camel.
The udders, also the part of the breast on which a camel re
clines. An exception, a thing excepted.
a sawdi-a (from c/y), Remaining, dwelling in a place.
Dying. Being buried.
a C-jly sazodb, A premium, recompense, reward. A punish
ment for evil. Any good work (as worthy of reward). A re
warder. Honey. A bee. Name of a man, who, in discharge
of a vow made by his wife, on his return from a military expe
dition, submitted to be led to Mecca with a ring through his
nose: hence the adage, <—cT* atvsa^a min Sazodb,
More obedient than Sawab. Sazozodb, One who sells garments.
A<olyi suzodbat, A flying star, a planet.
a sazedibit, (pi. of sdbitat) Fixed stars.
A suzcdj, The bleating of a sheep, or goat.
A jV ( ITI ofjjJ) Leaping, rushing upon.
A sazozodrat, The fundament of a horse.
A My su-dt, Rheum, a cold.
a t—-My sazvdkib, (pi. of 4-51: sdkibat) Bright glittering stars.