'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎340v] (685/1826)

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p halall, Fresh. Legitimate. Lawfulness. Freedom.
bahalalt dadan, To give in marriage,
p haldm, A lamb.
A hullunij Cattle of the smallest kind. A kid taken from
the mother’s womb.
A halldmatj A sort of fish. The tike (an insect).
p hulan, A lamb newly dropt.
a kalian. Paying. Hulldn, A kid taken from the belly
of its dam. Small cattle. An animal fit to be offered in sacri
fice. The Lybian lizard. A kid which, with its ear slit, and
consecrated by certain words, w r as wont to be eaten by the Pagan
Arabs, although it died of itself.
a haldvat (from Being sw r eet. Pleasing. Sweet
ness. p haldwat-bakhsh, Sweetening, giving sweet
ness. A Hulazcat, The middle of the hind-head.
A hulawa'y Middle of the hind-head. A certain plant.
A hald-iby (pi. of halub). Animals which are
milked, (pi. of halbat) Race-horses brought from dif
ferent stables.
a hala-il, (pi. of haUlat) W ives.
halaba, (fut. yahlubu oryahlibu) lie milked.
A halb or hulb (from Squatting on the hams.
Flocking together. Ilalab, A milking. New milk. Aleppo in
Syria. halabu’l ^anakidy Wine. //z7a&, A milk
ing. A milk-pail. ilw/Mi, (pi. of Animals which
are milked. I lullaby A milky plant of which hinds are fond.
A halbdbaty {halababut or halabdt), A milk-camel.
A halbaty Horses assembled for running races. A race
course. Ilulbaty Fenugreek. Gross darkness, llalabaty (p\. of
c.-JU- halib) Milkers. Hulubat, Food made of dates and fenu
greek, given to women in labour. Hallabaty Lactarian herbs,
of which goats are fond.
A hilbid, A dwarf camel.
a hulabiduty A large sheep.
a halbasy A nobleman. A gallant brave man. A lion.
Addicted, affixed.
A halb as at (from q), Going away.
a 4 hulabitaty A hundred or more camels. One, or two
hundred sheep.
r halibldb or hilibldb. Ivy.
A hulbuby Very black (hair). Halabuby (Uy-W hala-
butd or halba’), A milch-camel.
a halablyy Native of Aleppo. HullabJy, A leathern
bottle seasoned with the plant hullabat.
a halblby A species of hermodactyls.
a hillat (from halla) Coming to the place of sacri
fice (a victim). A loose upper garment. A girdle. A compa
ny of persons. Ilullaty A cloak, (for 4-L&- khullat). Friendship.
A halt (from Shaving (the head). Sorting
(wool). Paying (a debt). Giving. Whipping.
A hiltlty Assafcetida.
a halsaby A miser. A proper name.
halj (from Carding wool or cotton. Travelling
during the night. Rolling paste in an orbicular form. Proceed
ing step by step. Running w ith extended wings (a cock).
halj at , An interval, distance.
haljazy Covetous, a miser.
halj am at y (from q), Twisting.
a<LLs!°“ halhalat (from q). Moving (men) from their
place. Unloosing.
p hal-ddriy A collection for marriage licences; licences.
AjA». hah (from^l=»-), Stripping bark off (a tree). Taking
the hair off (a skin). Hillizy Short. Covetous.
a halazun, A snail. A sea-shell. A horn-beetle.
AfjAs*- kalis, A strong brave man. Covetous. II Us or hilat,
Dorsers put under saddles to save the camels’ backs. ^
umm-i hihy A she-ass. <w-' hilsu baytihiy One who does
not move from his house.
a hilsaty{\)\. of hils) Camels’ saddle-cloths.
a hilsam. An avaricious man.
aLI^- halt (from lai-:*-). Swearing. Contending obstinately.
] Being angry. Being quick, hasty (in any business).
A half and half (from i«_il»-), Swearing. HUfy A
compact, confederacy. Faith in keeping agreements. A re
ligious observer of compacts. Confederates of a certain tribe.
a UI>- half a (or halaf). Name of a water-plant. II u-
lafdy (pi. of l_ half) Associates, confederates, friends.
a (jails’- hilafsy A fleshy six-year old camel.
A hulfuky Any place for resting against.
A (jd»- hallc (from (J^s>-)j Shaving (the head). Shearing (a
goat). Hurting one in the throat. The wind-pipe, the throat.
Hilky The royal signet. Much wealth. Halak (from
Going round, surrounding. Twisting hard (a rope). Having
an excoriated penis (a horse or an ass). Coition, llalaky ha-
liky or hilaky (pi. of halkat) Rings. Circles, llulaky (pi.
of hdlik) Udders teeming with milk.
a halak at , (pi. of halkat) Rings.
A hulkdny Dates half-ripe.
a<uL»- halkat (or halkah), A ring, a hoop, a circle. A
bracelet; the ring or knocker of a door; the link of a coat of
mail. A kind of fireworks. An assembly, a circle of friends.
p ^ halka-i db-guny The sky. halkah
bar dar zadany halkah bar sinddn zadan, or
jjjj <UiLv. halkah zadan). To knock at the door.
halkah ba gosh (also halkah dar gbsh)y Having a
ring in the ear (which formerly distinguished a slave). A ser-