'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎341v] (687/1826)

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A jfr>- ham^ A husband or wife’s father or brother. Hamm
(from hamma), Making hot (water). Kindling, inflaming.
Exciting, encouraging. Tending towards, designing, purposing.
Determining, defining. Measuring. Melting the fat from a
sheep’s tail. That which remains (of a sheep’s tail) after the fat
of it has been melted away. Anxiety. Escape. ^ ^ Vo
jna It minhu harntnun, I cannot avoid it. Humm^ Escape, (pi.
of humma-a) i Podices. (pi. of ahamm'). Black things.
^ Jll aalu humm, Name of certain chapters of the Kur’an.
^ a hamma, (fut. ^aeT yahwnmu) He heated the water.
a .£*>. ham-u (from U=»-), Cleaning (a well). II am-a (or
hama), The father or brother of a husband or wife.
a Uo- hama, (pi. of hama-a) Black particles of mud.
A hama-a (or hama-a) (from U^>-), Being full of
black,stinking mud (a well). Being angry. Black, thin,fetid mud.
A-tUo- hama-a (or sUo- ham-at). Thin, black, stinking par
ticles of mud. Himd-a, (in of ^j^-) Prohibiting, command
ing to abstain. Assembling (people). Directing the mind to.
Abstaining through modesty and gravity. Prohibition, absti
nence. Privation. The sacrificingr of one’s self for another.
kLO himd-a laka, Health to you! Hummd-a, Podex.
A ham-at. Thin, fetid, black mud.
A iUo- hamdt, A wife’s or husband’s mother. The calf of the
leg. Hamath in Syria. Humdf, (pi. of hdrnt) Protectors.
A^bUc*- hamdtdni, Two muscular nerves in a horse’s leg.
A hamahim, A kind of garden-mint.
a hamddif (An interjection of applause) Bravo !
A ijLiVio- hnmdza\ Intense heat.
a hi mar, A male ass. A millipede. A board upon which
swords are polished. lajlshjUc*- himuruH hd-it. The game of
leap-frog. /jUo- himdr-i kabbdn, An insect resembling a
locust without wings. himdr-i isahshiy^ The wild
ass. Hamm dr ) An ass-driver. Hammdr, (poet, hamdr) {pi. of
hammdrat), The hottest days in summer.
a hamdr at. Active, industrious in his affairs.
A himdrdni) (dual) Two stones placed in an upright
position, across which a third is laid for drying milk upon. Name
of two stars in the constellation Cancer.
A4 himdrat) A female ass. A large stone. Stones raised
round a reservoir (in order to confine the water) * likewise stones
erected round a hunter’s lurking place. The upper part (of the
foot). Hammdrat) (poet, hamdrat) The hottest time of the sum
mer. (pi. ofjUjs- hammdr)) Ass-drivers.
A humdrk) Strong. A lion.
A himdriy) Asinine.
A hamdzat (fromj^s-), Being strong, stout, firm. Hi-
mdzat) Tartness of wine.
A L-i Uj- hamdsat (from Being steadfast (in religion),
valiant (in battle). Epic poetry. The anthology of the ancient
Arabian poets; also modern poetry (after the Arabians became
mixed with strangers).
A humtndz, Wild sorrel. ^ hamdzu'l atraj\
Citron-juice, hamdzu l arnab 9 Dodder.
j+< 1\ hamdzu'l amir, A small creeping plant,
hamdzu'l bakir, Wood-sorrel. hamdz-i bostdni
(or AlJj& uahri), Garden-sorrel. (Gladwin’sMateriaMedica).
A hamdt, Hay. A canker-worm. Humdt, A kind of fig.
A iLLUo- hamdtat, Dry herbage. A secret of the heart. The
black blood of the heart. A heat, or roughness in the throat.
A himdk) (m of Joining, countenancing in folly.
Humdk) Small pox, measles.
A hamdkut (from (_*>*£►), Being silly. Folly, stupidity.
A hamdka') (pi. of hamik) Foolish, infatuated.
Fools.
A hamdkis, Misfortunes.
A hummdl) A porter, a carrier of burdens.
A hamdlat (from J-*^), Taking upon one’s self, under
taking for. Conceiving. Becoming pregnant. W hatever any
one undertakes for. A foetus in the womb. Tribute exacted
from the people. Hirndlat, A sword-belt.
A hamdlik) (pi. of himldk') The internal parts
of the eye-lashes which they anoint with antimony.
A hamdni) A dove, a turtle, any bird with a ruff. lUmam,
{in of hamma) Decreeing death. Asking, requiring. Death.
Humdni) The camel-fever. A herb. Ilammdm) A bath.
a UcLks- hamdmd) Stone-parsley. Jamaica-pepper.
a CL>Vo{as>- hamdmdt) (pi. of hamdm) Ring-doves. Ham-
mdmdt) (pi. of hammdm') Baths.
a <uU>=>- hamdmat) One dove.
A hamnidmiy, A bagnio-keeper.
A h\*z>- himdyat (from ^fc>-), Protecting, defending. Guar
dianship. Patronage, countenance, or support, p c^-uU>5>-
himdyat dddari) To give protection, to defend. To patronize.
a tX’Uw3«- hamd-id, (pi. of hamidat) Laudable actions.
a hamd-il) A small Kur’an suspended from the neck as
a preservative. A necklace of flowers, (pi. of himdlat)
Shoulder sword-belts.
hama-ilt) The elliptical motion of a planet.
A hamd-ini) (pi. of <Lclr>- hdmmat) Valuable treasures,
{pi. of humdmat) Pigeons, doves, (pi. of hami-
mat) Warm baths.
a hamat) A species of eagle. Hum at) The venom of a
scorpion. Hummat) A hot spring, or a warm bath. Hummat)
VV armth, intense heat. A fever. Blackness. Plenty {of water).
jdjiM hummatu'lJirdk ) The decree of Providence, death.
A hamt (from Being hot (the weather). Hot,
sultry (day), llimt) Hot wells. HunU, (pi. of hamit)