'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎458r] (920/1826)

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A XjS?* sujrat, Water filling a river or a well.
A sajas (from Being corrupted, changed, tur
bid (water). A crowd, a tumult. Sajas or sajis, Muddy water.
r^h— Sajastan, A kingdom to the east of Persia (the an
cient Drangiana). (Hyde, Itel. Vet. Pers.)
A sa J sa jy Temperate. Neither cold nor hot. Neither
hard nor soft. A temperate situation.
A saj^ Rhyme, metre, cadence, poetry. The cooing of
turtles. Sujja^j (pi. of ^.sr 5 Cooing (turtle-doves),
r >£ sa/^-go, A rhymer.
A c-Jijsr 5 sajf or sijf, A veil, a curtain,
p sajuk, A sigh, a sob. Oxygal mingled with milk,
p sajly Food composed of meat and flour.
A sajl and sajal (from jJjsr 3 ), Pouring out (water). A
water-bucket. A large udder. A liberal man. StjU, The re
cording angel. Right, good, proper, well arran^fed. Sijill or
sijil) A register, the record of a court of judicature, the decree
of a judge, the minute or attestation of a notary. Table of laws,
public acts. A schedule, sijil kardan, To seal.
A iLsr 5 sajld) (A camel) having long dugs.
A O^Lsr 3 sijilldt, (pi. of (J-s.** 3 sijill) The decrees of judges.
A s/jldt. Jasmine. The covering, awning, or canopy
over the hazodaj or camel-litter, in which the Eastern ladies
travel. A fine painted or figured cloth.
A dljsr 3 sujalat, A small or young hare, a leveret.
A sajm (from Pouring down (tears or rain).
* a sajana, (fut. yusjunu) He imprisoned.
A l ^s? > sajn (from ^^sr 5 ), Imprisoning. Sijn, A prison,
p (^rS-" 3 sajan, Intense cold.
a J^sAjsr 3 sajanjal, A mirror. Spectacles. Pure, clear.
a sw/iiic (from j^r 3 ), Being dark. Being quiescent. Con
tinuing. Prolonging (as a camel, his braying).
A ^jst 3 sajzcdf Steady (eye, woman, or camel when milking).
A Ojjsr 3 sujud (from Asr 3 ), Adoring. An act of adoration, an
inclination or prostration with the forehead touching the ground.
A j^-sr 3 sajur, Chips, with which they heat ovens or furnaces.
Sujur (from Braying in the throat (a she-camel).
A saju^j Cooing (a turtle-dove).
A < ig-sr 3 snjuf, (pi. of i—g--^* 3 sajf) Veils, curtains.
a sujul (pi. of J-s** 3 sajl) Large water-buckets, (pi. of
^Isr 3 s/jl) Registers, records.
A sajuin, (An eye) shedding (tears). Sujum (from j^s -3 ),
Flowing (tears).
A sujuriy (pi. of sijn) Prisons, dungeons.
A sajty^ A companion, a friend.
A iysr 3 sajiyat. Disposition, temper, nature, habit, constitution.
A^sXsr 1 sajihat, Nature. Symmetry, proportion, measure,
p jjlX-jst 3 sajidan. To be very cold.
a^ sr 3 sajir, An intimate friend.
A sajis, Muddy, dirty (water). ^s>~y\ sajlsa’l
awjasi (^j^sr ^^-jsr 3 sajisa ^ttjaysa or sajtsa'l
laydli), At no time, never.
p sajlf) A bow-string. A notch in a bow.
A sajtl) A large bucket. A long, swaggy udder of a
camel. Sijjll, Hard stones; bricks made from these stones, and
hardened (according to Eastern belief) in hell-fire, upon which
are inscribed the names of men, with a catalogue of their sins.
a sajllat, A large water-bucket.
A sijjiiij Continued, continual, and violent (blow). A
dreadful prison; the seventh hell, the lowest and most horrible of
the fatal dungeons; also the infernal registers, in which the crimes
of mortals are engrossed by the demons.
p J&ajz? 1 sichughanahy A hunting-dog. A starling,
p lIXs** 3 sachuk) Oxygal mingled with milk.
*a ^ sahha, (fut. yasuhhii) He poured out.
A ^~ 3 sahh (from ^ sahha). Pouring out or causing to flow
(tears, waters, or words). Flowing. Striking, whipping.
a 1st 3 sahd, (pi. of alsr 3 sahat). Skins, barks. Sihd, The thin
membrane between the wood and bark of the linden-tree, or
papyrus. A sheet of paper. The band of a book. A thorny
tree with a white flower, from which the bees extract exquisite
honey. Sahhd, A hot wind. A maker of spades or shovels.
A i.tls*' 3 sahhd-atj A thin membrane which incloses the brains.
A part of a cloud.
a c—jlsr 3 sahdb, A cloud. Quicksilver, (pi. of (Llsr 3 sahdbat)
Clouds. vj\d ^(—Asr 3 sahdb-i satiA:a^-dnr,Thunder-clouds.
A ^Is** 3 sahdbaf A (thin) cloud. The whole of the day.
A slsr 3 sahdt, A bat, a night-bird. The skin or bark of any
thing. A tract, a coast, a shore. A court-yard, area, quadrangle.
A sahhdj) (A camel) pawing the ground.
A ^Isr 3 suhhah. Fat (sheep). A flock.
a d^-ls" 3 sahhahat* (An eye) flowing with tears.
A J jlsr 3 suhddil, The penis.
A ^jlsr 3 suhddildn, Testes.
Ajlsr 3 sahhdr, An enchanter, a magician, a necromancer, a
fascinator. A very early riser.
a inlsr 3 sahhdraty A female enchanter, a witch.
a ^Isr 3 sahharty, Magic. Magical.
a < jlsr 3 sihdfj A dysentery. Suhaf, The cholic. Consumption.
a (J^sr 3 sahhdkj A rubber, a grinder.
A^Jlsr 3 sahhdkat. Quae confrictu libidinem alterius explet.
a Jlsr 3 sihal, (in of J^sr 3 ) Getting ashore. A bridle, a bit,
a snaffle. An eloquent orator. Braying.
a suhdlatj Filings, fragments of gold or silver. Loss.
a ^Isr 3 suhdnij Blackness.
A sihdn, (in of (^y^r 3 ) Conversing, mixing together in
society very amicably. Contemplating the form of any thing.
A t-^ols.** 3 sahd-ibj (pi. of (LLsr 3 sahdbat) Clouds.