'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎420v] (845/1826)

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A ri^aS) The crown of the head. (pi. of ra^sat
and ra^cisat) Ear-rings.
A jla; rtfThundering (cloud); talkative (man). RttfjJid, \
(ri^ad, or isjlc^ ri^uidat)^ The torpedo, or benumbing fish.
A Jojlc, ra^adld, (pi. ofJoJ-^i) Delicate women. I remulous.
A ra^ari^ (pi. of ^j£-j ra^ra^) Fine, handsome youths.
Ajls; n^tfs, (in of^,) Shrivelling, shrinking up.
A ri^as, Tremulous spears.
A rtf^«^, Vile, and cowardly young fellows. bU;
ra^a^-i ra^dya, The worst of subjects.
A te\z.j rauiutt, A female ostrich. Silly. Stupid.
a uJU; ruuif (from Emitting blood from the nose.
Blood flowing from the nose. A hemorrhage.
A rtf£tf/tf’, One who gives liberally.
a Jlc; rizdil, The quickness and force of a stab with a spear,
(pi. of <LL^t rudut) Tall palm-trees. Troops, crowds. Ru^al,
Whatever flows from the nose.
aUUj ra^dat, Madness, folly.
a rtf^ow, Sharpness of sight. Ruuitn (from ^J)-) Being
lean (sheep). Observing. Watching the setting sun. Having
a running at the nose. Wiping the nose. Snot.
A-UU i muimat (or ^elc^ ru^ama')^ Name of a tree.
a ru^ama\ The nose. An enlargement of the liver.
a ri^Jin, (pi. of ra^n) Prominent parts of mountains.
a ru^awd* and ra^azea^ Camels feeding near home.
A <£) ^\s.j ru^awiyat, A herd (especially of camels, marked with
the royal signet).
aV>j rauiydj (pi. of ra^lyat) Herds of camels. Subjects,
peasants, the lower order of people of all kinds, under-tenants.
ri^uyut (from ^c^), Ruling, governing. Guarding,
protecting. Receiving affably or kindly, giving presents to in
feriors. Paying attention. Observation, respect, honour. Kind
ness, favour. Remission,indulgence,favour. Pity, p
ri^uyat kardan, To honour, revere, cultivate, pay attention to,
take care of, guard, regulate. To give a present to an inferior.
a ritjiyatan, In honour of, from regard to.
J riiMyatl) A favoured person.
a ra^b (from c-^t;), Terrifying, scaring. Filling (a
lake). Ra^b and rauib, An amulet or magic charm. Threats
with which the A rabians animate one another when going to battle.
Ru^b or ru^ub (from u-^-j), Frighting. Filling (a lake). Fear,
terror, trepidation. Ra^ab (from t_-w>), Fearing, trembling.
a \s.j rtf^Atf, A kind of pigeon.
a Lzj ru^abat, (pi. of rd^ib and c_Acj ra^uib), Those
who apply-the amulets called i — rn ~^>
a Ra^bal, A man’s name. RiJial, Foolish, silly.
A ra^balat (from q), Mincing (meat). Tearing
(a garment). Dividing, breaking in pieces. Marrying a silly
woman. (W'ind) not blowing fair. Torn (garment).
a ratbalib, A mild, soft, and gentle woman. One who
tears whatever he can.
A JJu*; ra^baltl, (A wind) not blowing fair.
a L-Jj+Sj ru^bub) Languid, slothful. Cowardly.
A ru^bubut) A slice of a camel’s bunch.
a ru^bulat, A torn or worn garment.
a rdidablb, A mild woman. One who tears every
thing he meets with.
A routs and ru^s, Wool. A woollen tassel.
A licj rauid y An oblong grape. (A sheep) having a part of
the ears slit, and hanging down.
A bs-j raised and ru^isat, An ear-ring. The hairy plumage
under the neck of a cock.
A ray (from Flashing in quick succession (light
ning). Being very abundant (riches). Disturbing, disquieting.
*a raytda, (fut. As-y yaruidu or yaryidu) It thundered.
A Ssj rayl (from J^), Thundering. Dressing herself (a wo
man). Striking with terror. Thunder. S£-jCLj\jzdtu rayt^\ ar.
pjdjo! raul-anddz, A piece of ordnance. A cannonier.
A sScj raulat or rialat, Tremor. Stiffness.
A SUSs-j rai.dadat (from q), Importuning (as a beggar).
A A . 1 Jlc. i raulid (riyfid, or raylldut), A delicate wo
man. Trembling, timid. Gruel.
a ^yijrayuy (ruyay also ruyd-^), Amiable (youth).
Mean, pusillanimous. A long reed, or pen.
A tejZj rtf^rtf^o/ (from ^ jC-j q), (God) causing togrow. Wav
ing and shining on the surface of the ground (water). Breaking,
exercising, or training (a horse).
*a raytsO) (fut. yarymi) He trembled.
A rtfes (from Trembling. Drawing one’s self
together. Walking slowly (from fatigue).
a ray din) A shaking of the head with age.
A rayh and rauish (from Trembling. Raytsh,
Tremor. Raysh, Fearful, timorous, faint-hearted.
a \Lc-j rayhd, (An ostrich) going quick and trembling.
A rayhdn, A trembling of the head with age.
a rayhan, Tremulous (man or camel).
A ray hush, (A camel) whose head shakes with age.
rayhah) A shaking, a tremor, the palsy. (Hunter.)
a riyhlsh) Timorous, pusillanimous. Rushing to kill.
One who hastens to confer a favour.
A ray (from Being shaken, disturbed, dragged.
A \s£j ray (from Making a hole in the top of an arrow
wherein to fix the point. Breaking that hole. Ruy, A hole in
the top of an arrow or spear-staff, in which they fix the po.nt.
RayZ) (An arrow) broken at that hole.
A L. C r«c/(fromi_ic^), Bleeding at the nose. Running onci,
overflowing (a leathern bottle). Outstripping, winning a race
(ahorse). 2itf£«/(from Flowing (blood).