'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎365r] (734/1826)

A ^ khamm (from ^ khatnma), Stinking (as meat). Con
tracting an unpleasant smell (a milk-bottle). Cleaning out (a
well). Being confined in a coop (a hen). Khimm, An empty
garden. Khumm, A crib for fowls. Name of a place.
khumajir, Brackish water. Coiled. A coil.
A khumah, Name of a plant growing in Arabia Felix.
Uci- khama khusrazc, Name of a note in music.
a khumaza', Intense heat.
A khimar, (in ofy4cs-) Hiding one’s self, lurking. Fre
quenting or residing constantly (at a place). Selling a free man
as a slave. Mixing with, interfering in. Altering, disturbing
(the mind). Bringing on a dizziness in the head (disease). A wo
man’s veil or head-dress. Lc ma shamma khimaraka.
What has befallen you ? Khumar, The head-ach, or crop-sick
ness after drinking. A languishing appearance of the eyes, the
effect of love, drowsiness, or drinking. Khammar, A vintner, a
wine-merchant. Khamtnar or A great crowd.
khumar, Crop-sickness after drinking. Name of a
city in Khata. Khammar, Addicted to drinking ; a drunkard.
khumdr-alud, Intoxicating (eyes). (Hunter.)
p khumdr-khdnah, A tavern. (H UNTER.)
A khumdsly, A word of five letters. A thing of five
spans. Any thing belonging to, or consisting of five.
p k ham ash (or <IJjU^), Shavings, parings, rubbish.
A khumdshutj Remains of enmity, grudges.
A <L£)Uo>- khumdshat, A wound or any injury for which there
is no fixed punishment.
A khimaS) (pi. of or Lank-belHed.
a1?Uc5- khimdt, Roasted meat.
A khumd^and khamd^ One who limps or halts.
A JUci- khumdlj A limping gait, or the cause of it.
AC-^Uc^- khimdldt, (pi. of<LU^ khunlat) Secrets.
A <LSl*=i- khamdlat, The plumage of an ostrich.
A khammdm, The dregs of the people. The meaner
kind of utensils. A limber spear.
A khumdmat. The sweepings or filth of a house; the
mud taken out of a well. The offals or crumbs which any one
eats from motives of piety, that nothing may be lost,
p k ham an (equivalent to kamdri), A bow.
a khamdn, The elder-tree. Khammdn, A limber spear.
The dregs of the people. Khimmdn or khumm an, The dregs
of the people. Mean furniture.
pliU^i- khamdnd, K r\sa\. Emulous. (Casteelus.)
v khamdnd-t, Similitude. (Castellus.)
p khamdmdan, To be bent, curved, or twisted. To
distort the mouth, to make mouths at, to ridicule. To counter
feit the speech of another. To calumniate. To tell a secret.
P u ljt>U=L khumdhdn (or khumdhan), A kind of hard
stone, which when brayed and dissolved in water makes a reddle.
p khamdhan, A species of black shells inclining to red.
a JjUsv- khamd-il, Soft silks, velvets.
p < khumb, A large vessel or jar. A trumpet.
p khambdzah, Yawning.
p ^ssT kham ba kham, Coiled up together,
p %khum-barah, A small jar. A rocket. Name of a bird,
p khumt, A large jar.
a khamaj, Weakness. Listlessness. Perversion (of the
mind), corruption (of religion). Rottenness (of dates), taint (of
meat). Infamy. Languid. Khamij, Depraved in morals.
p khamjdj, A large painted globular glass vessel. A
money-purse. A travelling bag for combs or tinder-boxes.
a kham jar, (khumajir or khamjarir), Brack
ish water, which none but cattle will drink.
Ajijss*^ khamjarir, Bitter. Brackish water.
a khamjalilat, A tumult,
p khumchah, A small wine-jar.
p khum-khdnah, A wine-vault or binn. A tavern,
p khumkhar, Fermented dough.
a khimkhim, A thorny plant. An udder full of milk.
Khumkhum, The wild pomegranate.
a khamkhamat (from Q)> Speaking through
the nose, muttering (from pride). Devouring ungracefully.
a khamad (from J^ri-), Becoming low (fire),
p 'j\d j*js- kham-ddr, Twisted, curled, bent, crooked.
p^Xio- khum-ddn, A repository for jars. A potter’s kiln,
p khamdah. Curved, bent. Asleep.
A khamr (fromy*^), Covering, hiding, suppressing (evi
dence). Concealed (news, &c.). Fermenting, leavening. Feel
ing ashamed (for another). Drinking wine. Wine. Evil. A
crowd. khamru'l himdir, A species of soap-ashes.
Khumr or khumur, (pi. ofjUri- khimdr) Women’s veils or coifs.
Khamar (fromEying hid. Being concealed (as news).
Any thing which obstructs the view (as a veil, a crowd, a heap
of sand, or a clump of trees), ^alaf kha
mar in, He came to us privately. Khamir, (A place) abounding
in wine. A man crop-sick from ebriety. One who experiences
a similar sensation on the approach of death.
a khamr at, Wine. A great multitude.
khamratun sirfun, Pure, undiluted wine. Khimrat, The head
ache or crop-sickness from hard drinking. A mode of cover
ing the head with a veil. Khumrat, A cosmetic for the face.
A small wine-jar, or vessel in which perfumes, oil or sweetmeats
are preserved. A small drum carried by mendicants. A little
vessel for keeping leaven in. Leaven. A small mat of palm-
leaves, on which they kneel, or prostrate themselves at prayer.
Khamarat, khimarat or khumarat, Fragrance, a grateful smell,
p Jjls- khamir-khdnah, A wine-house, a tavern.
A khamr-mahdl, Places at which arrack and spi-
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