'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎458v] (921/1826)

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aX-'Is.** 5 sakayat, A thin membrane which encloses the brain.
A part of a cloud.
a saha-ify (pi. of sahifat) Particles of fat cut
from the back.
A saha-ily (pi. of sahll(tl) Banks of rivers.
A sahb (from c—Dragging on the ground (the
train of a garment). Eating or drinking to excess; intempe
rance. Suhub, (pi. ofijlsr 5 sahabat) Clouds.
a sahban, Water left in a bottle. Name of a wise king,
of an Arabian poet, and of an eloquent orator.
A suhbat, Dimness of the eyes. A veil, a covering.
a sahbal, Large (bucket). Wide (channel).
a salibalat. Pendulous, hanging loose (testicle).
a saht (from <^£-~), Eradicating. Pulling fat from
the flesh. Destroying. Intense cold. A threadbare garment.
Blood that maybe shed, or property plundered, with impunity.
Suht or suhut, Unlawful (gain).
A sahta, Land which yields no pasture.
A *i _ sahtab. Bold, fearless.
A suhtuty A threadbare garment. A plain consisting
of light, soft soil. A thin ptisan.
A sahtly, A threadbare garment.
a sihttty A ptisan containing very little fat.
a sahj (from Excoriating. Scratching, tearing
(the face in a phrenzy of despair). Suhajy Name of a disease.
A JAsr 1 suhdudy Very refractory, rebellious.
a jsz* sahi' (from Enchanting, bewitching. Deceiving.
Understanding, being well versed in. Lungs,lights.
intafakha sahruhu, His lungs swelled (from fear). Sihr (from
Enchanting, bewitching. Deceiving. Quieting. Know
ing, understanding perfectly. Magicjffenchantment, fascination,
witchcraft, sorcery, necromancy. Any subtlety or trick whereby
a person may be deceived, ,^£. sihryThe art of magic,
necromancy. *£?* sihr-i baldly Legitimate enchantment,
i. e. poetry. A poetic licence. The name of a book.
sihru'l kalairiy The magic of oratory. s *hr kardany
To enchant, charm, fascinate, a »SWir, Lungs, lights. Sahar,
The twilight, dawn, gild’s 'sahary Towards morning.
vhangdm-i sahar. The rising of Aurora, the dawn.
r^c! jS^ sihr-dmeZy Fascinating.
sihr-bdzy An enchanter, a sorcerer.
v jS?* sihr-bdzly Magic.
p j-sr 5 sihr-bandny An elegant writer The lowest of the four classes into which East India Company civil servants were divided. A Writer’s duties originally consisted mostly of copying documents and book-keeping. .
a saharat (or XjS?* saharah)y (pi. of^^Ls sdhir) Magi
cians. Suhraty The morning, Aurora, the dawn,
r jU: sihr-sdzy An enchanter.
jgr 1 sahar-kheZy An early riser,
p sahar-gdh, The morning, the dawn. To-morrow, the
day after to-morrow.
p sahar-gdhl, Early.
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rjtjS? 3 sahrury A species of wild bird.
r sahrty One morning, on a certain morning.
A l^ r sr s sahardyd (or "' jsr 1 sahran). Very early.
a sahsdhy Rain falling in torrents.
a sabs ah, A quadrangle, court, square, piazza, area.
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a sah sah at (from q), Flowing (water). A court.
a ks.** 1 saht (from ksr 5 ), SI aughtering expeditiously, at one
blow. Diluting (wine) with water.
A sahf (from Shaving (the head), extirpating
(hairs). Taking (the flesh) from a bone, or (fat) from the flesh
or skin of the back.
a <LLsr ! sahfaty The fat of the back (from the shoulders to the
buttocks) adhering to the skin.
a (Lias?* suhafnlyaty (A man) with a shaven head, a shaveling.
a (J^sahk, An old worn garment. An ambling pace, (from
JLs** 5 ), Breaking, tearing, rubbing,bruising, pulverising. Crack
ing (a louse). Wearing out clothes. Running slowly, rj^sr-*
sahk kardany To pound, bruise, grind, triturate. A Subk or
suhuk (from^sr 5 ), Being far, remote. Removing to a distance.
Waxing threadbare (a garment). Being worn thin (the sole of
a camel’s foot). Shrivelling up (an old milk-bottle). Distance.
suhkun lahu, May he be far off! Suhuky (pi. of
suhuk') Long-bodied (asses), long in the trunk (palm-trees).
A suhkuk or sahakuky Very black (hair).
a sahl (from J^r 5 ), Pouring out (money). Counting
out and paying down (a sum of money). Shedding tears (the
eye). Raining heavily during the night. Giving one (so many
lashes). Rubbing, grinding. Peeling barley. Smoothing, po
lishing, planing, shaving, scraping, brushing (as wind the ground).
Winnowing (grain). Platting a rope with a single twist. A
species of white cotton cloth. A plain garment. Ready money.
Suhal and Suhul, (pi. of Js-- 3 sahl) White cotton cloths.
A sahlab, The plant orchis, or dog-stones.
A ^lLst 3 suhuluty A young hare, a leveret.
a ^ sa/mw, Blackness. Iron. Name of a tree. The podex.
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Suhumy Blacksmith’s hammers.
a sahmd-fiy Name of a tree. Podex.
a iksr 3 suhmaty Blackness.
a sahn (from U ^£-*' J ), Breaking (a stone). Making (a
(board) smooth by rubbing.
a aksr 3 sahnaty sahanat, (or sahnd), External torm (of
any thing). A smooth softness of the skin. Colour.
a z ^ sahuh, (Clouds) pouring forth water. Suhuh (also
suhuhat) (from ^ sahha). Being very fat (sheep).
Aj^ss^sahuryThe meal which the Muhammadans make a li
before dawn during the month of Ramazan to enable them to
fast till night. Suhury (pi. of 'jS?* suhr) Lights of beasts.
a L—iysr* sahufy A very fat animal.