'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎521v] (1047/1826)

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p 4 ; 1L Sloues on which they bray, n u»k. A crucible ! conciliation, definitive treaty Universal toleratio^
in which gold is melted* boos moil) ^
*a salaba, (fut. c-. >vL^) yuslibu) He crucified^^^^
A salb (from Crucifying, hanging. Strength
ening (an urn) with a double cross. Roasting (meat). Burning.
Extracting marrow (from bones). Getting the superiority. Be
coming quotidian (an ague). Sulb^ Rude, rustic, gross, simple.
Right, real. Patient of labour. Hard, strong, robust. Hard,
rocky ground. Estimation, value. Dignity, modesty, chastity.
Crucifixion. Burning. Teasing, fretting, vexing. (Hunter.)
Salab, The loins. Hard rocky ground. Sulub, (ph of <—
saltb) Crosses. Sullub, Hard, strong.
a sulbciriy (pi. of u-^1^ salib) Crosses.
a il* salabut (from Being hard, strong, robust. Si-
labat, (ph of *■,, sulb) Loins. Sullabut^ (fern.) Haid.
A sulbly, Proceeding from the loins. Real, natural,
p shisha-i sulbl, The bladder. f ar -
znnd-i sulbish^ His own true son. a Salabiy^ Belonging to the
cross. Suitably Sharp (tooth).
a suitably at, Sharp (spear). A whetstone.
A o<\>asilat (from <J*sy), Joining, coupling. Affixing. Giving.
Being united by bonds or friendship. Conjunction, connection,
consanguinity, relationship, affinity, propinquity. One’s native
country. A present. harf-i silah, A conjunctive
particle, a preposition prefixed to a noun (as ha hisdr,
To the castle), sila~i rahm, A visit to, or intercourse
with, kindred. Sallat, Rain (in flying showers). Earth hard
from dryness, and having no rain, though between two fields
which have. Leather before it is tanned. A boot made ot the
finest leather. Sillat, One basilisk.
a salt, A broad, wide front or forehead. A sharp and
shining sword. An active bustling man. A horse’s leap. Name
of a man. Salt or suit (from CiJ-tf), Striking (with a sword).
Pouring out whatever is in a cup. Pushing a horse to leap.
Having little fat and much water (broth). Suit, A large knife.
A salat an, (pi. silt an) Brisk, swift (horse or ass).
Burning fiercely (fire).
a<U^L> Saltiyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
a salj (from ,^ ,tf ), Smelting (silver^Stubbing (penem)
Cudgelling. Salaj, Deafness. Suluj, Good money. Sullaj,
A silk-worm’s cone. r j w * J"\ 1
A sulk (from >^ a ), Making peace, composing differences.
Peace, concord, reconciliation, pacification. Compact, conven
tion, a treaty, a truce. sulk ha ^iwaz, Compromise.
sulh-i tajdld sdkhtaii, To renew peace or
truce, AibCwc AiLc / J^ c sulh-i ^(ikd, or mun^ikid kardan, To
establish or conclude peace. A sulh-i hull, Perfect re-
sulh zoa saluh-i mustaiejibu'lfalah, Peace pro
ducing safety and prosperity. ■ , ;
a Is?-* sulahd, (pi. of salih) Just, pious persons* ..
A sulhun, Pacifically.
pj~*\ sulh-dmez, Conciliating. toA
A is?-* salhat, Friendship.
v <ul) sulh-ndmah, A treaty of peace, a compact.
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A sulhly, Belonging to peace. Any thing obtained in
consequence of a peace, as land. ^ .isiaw olJjil wnitfloi
A iA"* salakh, Deafness.
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p ijU?-* sal-khdnah, A slaughter-house.
a pjs?-* silkham, Long. Tall, hardy (camel).
A dJzr
^Jck^* salukhdut,
A* salkhud, silakhd, SJsr* silk had,
salakhda', (fern. i'Ui?-* salakhddt) Hardy, strong, ro
bust (camel). Piercing with velocity (an arrow).
sLk~* silkhaff, Utensils, baggage (for man or horse).
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A tidei* 0 silkhaff'at, Broad (dish).
A salkha/n, Steep, inaccessible (mountain). Salkham or
silkhamm, Keen, sharp, vehement, penetrating.
A J^k?-* salkhud, Hard, robust (she camel).
A said, Smooth hard stones. Smooth shining forehead
(especially if bald). Solitary, alone. (A horse) not sweating
(a bad quality). Said or slid, Hard, solid, strong. Slid, Light
ning, flashing.
A^aLj sildd-a (or sildd-at), Rocky ground.
a silddim, A lion. Strong.
A saldah, A large broad stone. Large-bodied (girl).
A ^A.Uj sildi/n, A lion. Robust (horse).
A JUiLs sals a l, Clay mixed with sand.
A J-iaLs sulsul, A ring-dove, a wood-pigeon, forelocks of a
horse. Water (or other liquid) remaining in a vessel or in a ditch.
A <Li*aLj salsalat (from q), Sounding with a thundering,
or crashing noise. Rolling with a loud rattling peal (thunder).
a saltah, (fern, saltahat) Thick, broad.
a j-U sul t , (pi. of asla t ) Bald-headed (men). Sala t
(from Being bald. Baldness. »Su/rtt also A wide
open dish. Sulla A place producing no herbage.
AUL?saLd (fem. of«-L^ asla^) Bald (woman). Bare, pio
ducing nothing (ground). (Trees) naked by the falling of the
leaves. A misfortune.
A sultan (pi. of^J-tfl asla- L ) Bald-headed (men).
A sulu^cit, A bald place. The forehead.
A JjtLs siltadd, One who lias a red excoriated nose.
a salaam, A mysterious word (added often to the name