'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎411r] (826/1826)

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ra-yat-i bayza, The white flag (of good success). ^
ra-yat-i kdwiyan, The standard ofFarlddn. (Burhan-i kati^)
p ^i}j ray at, A short spear. (Burhdn-i kdti t .)
A tt'-J Vendible. Customary, current, usual, common.
ra-iju'l wakt, The fashion or custom of the times.
r rdy champd, Name of a certain fragrant flower
found only in India. (Burhdn~i kdti^j)
\ ^r\j ra-ih, (part.) Coming home at even. Smelling strong,
diffusing or perceiving a smell (good or bad). A wild bull.
a rd-ihat, Odour, fragrance, perfume. A stink. Any
tiling.^ p <kar j; khub-rd-ihah, Having a pleasant smell.
a rd-id, (part.) Going or being sent a foraging. A fo
rager. A pastor. A leader. The handle of a hand-mill. jJt,
rd-idu'l (jM.yn, A mote in the eye, causing it to twinkle.
p lMj S*L> Bay ray din, The first officer of the DTwan who has
charge of the crown-lands. See Jyj J diwdn.
p ui rdiy-zan, A person with whom one takes counsel.
A rd-is, The master (of the dogs).
A rd-ish, (part.) fitting wings to an arrow. Cultivat
ing friendship. A broker Often a local commercial agent in the Gulf who regularly performed duties of intelligence gathering and political representation. employed to conciliate the favour of a
judge by presents.
a rd-iz, A breaker of horses.
a ^-j\j rd-i^, (part.) Redundant, or increasing. Returning.
Happening agreeably. Swift (horse).
A rd-i^at, Bad times.
A rti-ighj (part.) Stealing away, retiring privately, fly
ing. Turning out of the straight road. Cunning as a fox. (A
man) lying in wait for a fox; (a fox) deceiving a man.
A rd-if, Merciful, gracious, propitious.
A r M~ l k, lasting. (Water) taken early upon an empty
stomach. Beautiful, lovely. Wonderful.
p ^rlb Beloved, wished for, desired.
p j rdykdin, Loved, longed for.
p tiA^.b r ^J/g^ n i ^ny thing picked up on the road. Gratis,
gratuitous, without labour or purchase. In vain.
a ^b rd-im, Fond of her colt (a she-camel).
a iij\j rd-imat, A cade sheep which licks a passenger’s clothes.
p ‘V.b ruyuh) A kind of ulcer growing on the heads of children.
a C-Jj rabb (from L-Jj rabbd), Being lord. Ruling, govern
ing. Completing, finishing, adapting. Educating. Possessing.
Creating. Sweetening a leathern bottle with inspissated juice.
Rendering (oil) sweet and pleasant. Increasing, collecting. Stop
ping in one place. Cleaving unto. A lord, master, possessor.
Supporter, maintainer. Creator. God. rabbi, My lord !
mJj b yd rabb, O lord! rabbu'l ^izzat (also
rabbu'l
rabb-i uzzat), The Lord of glory.
^alamin, The Lord of the universe. <_>y' L-jj rabbu'l arbdb,
The Lord of lords. C—^ rabbu'l ^ibdul, God, the protector
of his servants. rabbu'd' ddr. The master of the house.
ac-^, rubb (vrub), Decoction of the juice of citrons and other
fruits, for seasoning victuals, inspissated juice, rob. ^yJ\ *
rubbu's 'sus, Extract of liquorice.
a L-ij rubba, Perhaps, now and then, sometimes. Often.
a [)jrab-a (from b j), Keeping watch. Going up to a height,
in order to take a view. Appearing from a height, impending.
Carrying off. Valuing, seeing to. Amassing all kinds of pro
visions. Going slowly, heavily.
* A Vy rabd (for^Jj rabavoa'), (fut.^j^j yarbu'), It increased.
A bj riba, Profit on goods. Usury.
p by rubd, (part, of rubudan'). Robbing, stealing, car
rying off by violence, by dhan-rubd, The magnet.
by sdmdn-rubd, Robbing the understanding, rendering insane.
b^J dil-rubd. Ravishing the heart (an epithet of a mistress).
A -‘by rabdi-a (from^Jy), Being multiplied, augmented. Ex
cess. Length. Much wealth, many effects. Ribd-a, (in of
by) Shunning. Watching. Reaping, (in ofyjy) Coaxing.
a £tby rabd-at, A water-vessel made of four skins.
A ‘-r’by rabdb, A league or treaty. Clouds now white now
black. (Hence, on account of her mutability) a woman. Ribdb
(from C-Jj rabbd). Being near her time (a ewe). Five Arabian
tribes confederate together, (pi. of rubb) Inspissated juices.
Rubdb, (A goat) nigh unto the birth, (pi. of ^y rubba') Ewes
which have lately yeaned. Rabbdb, A mirror. A cloud.
p t -r , by rubdb, An instrument struck with a bow, a rebeck.
A *?by rabdbat, One covenant. One cloud. Tenths. Riba-
bat, A covenant or treaty. A quiver, in wffiich are contained the
arrows used in drawing lots ; a heap or handful of these arrows;
also the string which binds them.
p ^by rubdibi, A performer on the rebeck.
A *by rabdt, A hill, a hillock, a heap,
p CL>b j ribdt (for bby ribdt), An inn.
A ^rby rabdjat, Dulness, stupidity.
A J ra bdjiy, Foolish, stupid. Stiff, dry soil, lying be
tween cultivated and desert ground.
rabdjiyut. Stupid (woman).
A ^jrabdh. Gain, profit. Name of a certain cup-bearer.
A kind of cat. Rubbdh, A male ape. A kid.
p jy>- by ribd-kh'ur, An usurer.
A Jby ribdz, (pi. of £ijy rabzat and rabazat) Clews of wool
or tow dipped in pitch, with which they besmear scabby camels.
A <0jby rabdziyat, Evil, malignity.
A *-r^by rabdrib, (pi. of rabrab) Herds of wild oxen.
A rabbdz, A lion couchant. One who reclines.
Abby ribdt, (in ofLjy) Equipping ahorse fora holy war.
T aking up a station on the confines of an enemy’s country. A
firm structure, a public edifice for lodging travellers, a caravan-
sera, an inn. A station upon an enemy’s frontier. A troop of
horse (five or more), armed for war. A horse of an ancient pe-