'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎423r] (850/1826)

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A jUj rukad (from Aij), Sleeping. Lying w i(h. Sleep (es-
pecially a lonfr slumber in the night).
p rakurak, The noise of the hands and feet of dancers.
A rakkds, A dancer, a jumper. A letter-carrier.
A aJUj rakkds at, Ground producing nothing (though watered
by rain). A kind of game.
a rikd t , Black and white, (pi. ofdMj ruk^at) Bits of
cloth. Short letters, notes.
A AsXij rikduit (from «-?;), Doting, being imbecile in mind.
Alacrity to fight.
a jlii; rakdk, Warm, hot. Soft, level ground, beneath which
lies a harder stratum. Rikdk, (pi. of jJ, raklk) Slaves. Ru-
kak, A kind of round cake, a pancake, a fritter, a cheese-cake.
Slow, leisurely (camel’s pace). Rukkdk, Thin.
A ij\sj rakdkat, Thinness. Rukdkat, Thin cakes.
a Jlij rikdil, (pi. of ikj raklat) Tall palm-trees.
p ra kdn, Cyprus. Saffron.
A rikdn, Cyprus.
p rikdnah, A page of a sheet of paper.
AjL^jrakd-ik, (pi. of rakikat) Subtillies.
* A rakabu, (fut. yarkubu) He watched.
a rakab, i hickness of neck. (pI.of<Li^ rakabaf) Necks,
01 lower parts of them. Rukub, (pi. of *, — t'aktb) Serpents
of a malignant species.
A rukbd (from j , Observing (the stars). Expecting.
Giving any thing to another, to remain his property if he sur
vives the donor, if not, to return 5 also the thing so given. Ru-
kabdi, (pi. of rak~tb) Watchers.
A Tikbdn, (from Observing (the stars). Watch-
ing, expecting. Throwing a chain on any one’s neck. Raka-
bdin (or rukbdriiy'), Thick-necked,
\tJsjrikbat (from i—^^O), Contemplating (the s*ars). Ex
pecting, watching. Putting a chain on the neck. Rukbat, A pit
for catching leopards. Rakabut (or rukabah), The neck, or
the lower part of it. A slave purchased with money. .
cSU rakabut zca amlak, Slaves and possessions.
A rakbah, Enclosure, esplanade, environs. (Hunter.)
A < 4 , rikkat (from rakkd), Being thin. Being affection
ate, compassionate. Thinness, subtileness. Pity, condolence, be
nevolence. Sympathy, tenderness, weeping. Modesty. A tract
of land, by the side of a river, which is fertilized by inundations.
sdhib-i rikkat-i kalb, Tender-hearted.
*a Sij rakada, (fut. Ssy yarkudu) He slept.
a Sij rakd (from tej), Sleeping. Lying with. Rakad, Name i
of a mountain whence they bring mill-stones. Rukkad, Sleepers.
rakaddn, Exultation, a leaping for joy.
A Stiij rakdat, One slumber. Rukadat, Addicted to sleep.
a rakrdkj The undulating shining surface of water. A
bright sword.
a rakrdkat, Any surface on which water flows.
a < 44 , rakrakat (from jyj q), Stretching out gently.
A Jij rakz (from Jij), Beating, throbbing (a vein).
A \JxSj raksh (from Painting figures.
A [lL3j rakshd, (A female serpent) marked with black and
white spots. A canker-worm. A substance resembling lights
protruding from a camel’s mouth at rutting time.
rakasa, (fut. yarkusu) He danced.
A raks (from Moving (as vapour). Fermenting
(as wine). Mending his pace (a camel). Dancing. Leaping.
A dance, a ball. raks-ipahlu, Rest, repose. •
raks-i rubdh, A sham negligence. Lc raks-i malld,
Lascivious motions, a Rakus (or ^Las, rakasdn), The ambling
(of a camel), the capering (of a man).
p U^J raks-hundn, Dancing. A dancer,
p raksidan, To dance.
k'hSjrakat (fromkij), (Black) being marked with white spots,
; or white with black. Producing its first leaves (a plant).
A [±23j raktd, (fern, ofkj^i arkat) A she-leopard spotted black
and white. An epistle, or composition, wherein the letters occur
with and without diacritical points alternately.
A tAzij ruktat, Variegation by white and black spots.
A £ 4 , rak<^ (from j-Jj), Patching a garment (mending by
sewing being called U, raf-a). Repairing (a well). Piercing
an enemy with a spear (especially at a distance). Hitting the
mark (arrow). Catching in the hand, when eating, what falls
^ from the mouth. Upbraiding, gibing, satirizing. Making haste.
| Labouring under insanity. The seventh heaven. A husband,
p \xij rakui, A medicinal wood found near the Caspian Sea.
A \xij rak^d, (fern, of arkaQ Marked with white on the
side (a sheep). Insane. Sorrow. A tumult.
ktMj rukuit (or rukuih), A letter, or the postscript. A
short letter or note. A letter written to a king by any one not a
vazlr (letters from them being named talkhis). A piece
of cloth. A sheet of paper upon which any thing is written. All
medicinal applications made to fractured limbs. A chess-board.
Territory. The sound of an arrow piercing the mark. The
Lc ^ innin o of a battle. A, la rge tree resembling the plane in
the trunk, with dry fruit, and the leaves of a gourd, r Joi> 1)6 ,
rukui-i buland-nilgun, The sky. . kti (
ruk^a-i pusht-mlgun, The earth. &6j ruk<yih dokh-
tan, X o patch. rukt^a-i kajdum. See iL \*....•
pandarmuz. 7'uk^a-i mihmuni, Invitation to dinner.
vrukuih-zcdr, Letter-paper. Painted, ornamented.
A rakak, Soft, plain ground (without sand) under which
there is a harder stratum ; soft soil overflowed. A desert. Slen
derness (of a bone). Scarcity (of money). Debility. Hot, sultrv.
a raklat, A tall palm-tree.
A 41 rakm (from Marking with orthographical points.