'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎342r] (688/1826)

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Leathern bottles without hair (for keeping butter and honey in).
11 am at (from Becoming rotten (a nut).
himhim, Very black. Humhum, Borage. A bramble.
a-Ucsl^ hamhamat (from Q ), Neighing (as a horse
when he sees his fodder).
A £*=>- hamd (from 4 X 40 -), Praising. Praise.
+J>\ hamd-i hamid-i akram, Praise (to God) worthy of praise.
aJJ U'llahi'l hamd, (ad) al hamdu Wllah), Praised
be God (to which they sometimes add C-Jj rahbVl
■Jilamtn, Lord of the universe). aJJ hamdan tillah, By
the grace or favour of God.
p hamdun (or hamdun), Membrum virile.
a sXis>~ hamadat, The crackling sound of fire. Humadat, A
fulsome unblushing flatterer.
A adXiJ*- hamdalat (from q), Pronouncing the formula
adl al hamdu IV llah, Praise be to God.
p ajjjkAJ>- hamdunah or hamidunah, An ape, a baboon.
A j^>- hamr (fromParing (the inside of a thong), and
making it supple with grease. Skinning (a sheep). Shaving
(the head). Excoriation. hamru'l arz, The earth
worm. Humr, (pi. of ahmar) Red. New things, (pi.
ofjUc- hundr) Asses. Hamar (from Stinking from eat
ing too much barley (the mouth of a horse). Bursting (with
rage). Humor, Tamarinds. Bitumen of Judea, (pi. of ^A>-
humrat) Reds. Humor or hummar, A small red-headed bird.
Humttr, (pi. ofjUr*- himdr) Asses. Himirr, Violent rain.
\\j*G»-hamrd, (fem. ofj*>\ ahmar) Red. New. Recent.
Barbarians (as distinct from Arabians). A barren season.
\ ULiV^G^ humurdt, (pi. of hummar and humor) Birds
resembling sparrows, (pi. ofjLk»-/i?/w«r) Asses.
a hamr an, (pi. of^t^d ahmar) Red. New.
a XjAg*- humrat, Redness. Pestilential carbuncle. Erysipelas.
a SJjAg>- himridat, The slime of a cistern.
a <LijAG>- himrakat, Wool.
a hamz, Acrimony, bitterness of taste.
A ijA-z*- hamzat, The herb rocket. Name of a brave man,
cousin to Muhammad, whose wonderful exploits are celebrated
in the book called hJag>- hamzah-ndmah.
xjAG>- hamzah, Barley-broth, or any thing similar.
A Hamziyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
A Hums, Name of the tribes Kuraysh and Kananat
(from their constancy in religion). Jlamis, Strong. Haul.
a J^AG^ hamsh, Slender-shanked. Hamash (from
Havinof slender legs.
A himshat, Anger, indignation.
A < Hams, Name of a famous town in Syria (Emessa).
Himmas and himmis, A kind of small puise, vetchlings.
A hamz (from u^), Being acid. Feeding on a salt,
bitter plant (a camel). A salt, bitter plant. Thick oxygal, a
preparation of sour cream.
AtLiAs*- hamzat, Desire, appetite. Name of a family.
A ^jAaJiag*- humuzmuz. The herb stork-bill.
A hamuziyat, Camels feeding on bitter herbs.
A ^jg^gag^- hamziz, Wild sorreL
A \gag>- hamt (from )oag>~), Peeling. Squeezing.
A himtdt, A canker-worm.
a xJaAG*- hamtarat (frorn^x*^. <j), Filling {a leathern bottle).
Bending (a bow).
a hamtal. The colocynth or bitter purging apple.
A iu^GAG*. hamtalat (from J.!x4>»-q), Gathering colocynths.
a \gl±gag>- humtut (or hamatit), The canker-worm.
A humk (from (Jag*-), Being foolish. Humk or humukj,
Foolishness, inadvertency. humk zca ghabdwat,
Folly and stupidity, (pi. of uhmak)Yoo\s. Hamik, A fool.
hamkd, The insipid herb (beet), (fern, of
ahmak) Foolish. Humakd, (y>\. of J^ag^ hamik) Blockheads.
A hamka', (pi. of (jag- hamik) Fools.
A lLXas- hamak, Lice, nits. A minute thing.
*A hamala, (fut. <jAGxryuhmilu) He bare (the load).
a hand (from Being pregnant (a w r oman). Bear-
ing fruit {a tree). ^fTaml or hind. Fruit borne in the womb, or
on a tree. ( Ja^>~ hand kardan, To impose a burthen, to
load. To impute, ascribe, accuse. i^ag>~ rsaz^~i
haml kardan, To lay down a load. To be delivered of a child.
Toconceive,become pregnant, a Hind
(from J^-), Lifting, taking up a burden on the head or back.
Sustaining. Bearing patiently. Ascribing, affirming of ano
ther. A load. Baggage. //«/««?, A full-grown lamb. The sign
Aries. jjLJ UsdniVl hamal, Lamb’s tongue (an herb).
A hinddj, The bellows of a goldsmith.
A hinddk, The inner part of the eye-lash which they
anoint with collyrium. The white of the eye.
A humldn, (pi. of hamal) Full-grown lambs.
a <LUo- hamlat (from Making an assault. An attack.
An assailant. Hamalat, (phot ^c\s*~ hdmil) Carriers, bearers.
hamlajat (from q), Twisting firm (a rope).
A hamldkat (from ^ag>- q), Looking stedfastly, staring.
A homily, Categorical.
A humam, Coals, ashes. Fuel.
A Iaa^ hamamat, Coal.
A hamndn, The smaller species of tike.
A hamzo (from »'A 2 w), Being hot (day, or furnace). Being
angry. Heat. Hamu, A husband’s or wife’s father or brother.
Human), The venom of a scorpion.
a lZJ\jAg>- hamawdt, (pi. of ±\az>- ham at) Mothers-in-law. The
calves of the legs.