'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎522v] (1049/1826)

A sam-a (from U-*), Impelling. Overlooking.
aU^? sammd, (fern, of »*\ asamm) Deaf, dumb, one that can
neither hear nor be heard. A surd in arithmetic. Misfortune,
a calamity. A serpent of a dangerous species. A species of
loose upper Arabian garment, somewhat resembling the plaids
worn by the highlanders of Scotland. *■[**£> satnmd-ul gha-
bar, A heavy misfortune. Rough ground.
A samdt i simdt, also sumdtj Honour, rsobility. Pro
pinquity. A nearness of accomplishing any business. Sumut
(from Keeping silence. Silence. Any thing causing
silence. Thirst soon returning.
A sumdh, The smell of the arm-pits when perspiring.
Sumdh (or samdht), The cautery.
A ^l^ 'samdht, (pi. of simhd-a) Rugged grounds.
A simdkh. The ear, the organ of hearing. A little water.
A jU-tf smud, Application, study. Leather with which they
cover the mouth of a bottle. A hangman, a public executioner.
One who scourges.
a sumddih, Clear, open (road). A lion. Sumddih
(and sumddihty')^ Strong, hardy. Pure, exquisite.
A sumdr > A reecj.
a sumdrihy Pure, unmixed, sincere.
a samdri, mmdra\ or sumdrit/y Podex.
rjUU*? Samdghdr, Name of a fortress in Georgia.
A sumdlikhy Thick milk.
a sumdlikhiy, The shoots of the plants nasly.
A samdliky (pi. of samallak) Strong.
A samdltlch. Tender shoots of the plants called
nasty, (pi. of r’*'*'* 5 si/nldkhy and sumlukh') Ear-wax.
a samantj A misfortune. samdmi samdmiy
Be silent, pretend to be deaf. Simum (and simdmat^y The
stopple of a bottle. Sammdrny A place at the side of a sandy
track in the desert.
a sammdn (and <LiU*?), Hard stony ground on a tract of
sand. Summdny (pt. of sawma) Deaf women.
a simmaty Adverse fortune. A male serpent. The fe
male hedgehog. A bold man. A lion. The stopple of a bottle.
*a samatay (fut. yasmutu) He was silent.
a samt (from Being silent. Silence.
A sumtaty Silence, taciturnity. Any thing causing silence.
a sumjy (samajy or iLsr 4 "* 5 samajat), (pi. samj) A lamp.
A sis.** 9 simhd-a (or sAs^ 0 simhdi-at). Rugged ground.
A -Is.' 4 ** 5 simhdhy Hard ground.
a samahmah (also
thick, hardy man, firm and compact of body. Bald, or having
the head shaved.
A samkh (from Striking on the hollow of the ear.
Smiting the face (the sun). Striking (the eye or the ear) with
• A ^ > samahmah (also samahmahty), A stout,
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the flat part of the hand. Simkh, A dry crudity in the camel’s
teat after foaling, which dropping away, the milk improves.
samakhdad or sumukhdudy Pure, excellent. The
better sort (of mankind).
A samd (from J^-s), Going towards, wishing to approach.
Closing the mouth (of a bottle). Beating. Blackness of face
from the heat of the sun. An elevated rugged place. Samudy
A lord, a chief man, the master of a family. Perpetual, eternal,
permanent. Sublime, high.
A samddn samddnlyy also samadiy)y
Eternal. Divine.
a^J^-s samadiyat, Eternity; sublimity; an epithet of the deity.
A samr (fromBeing avaricious. Flowing through
a plain from a declivity (water). Keeping back, hindering.
Samr or samar, The smell of fresh fish. Stink. Simr, A chan
nel. Sumr, The lip or edge of a vessel. A side. Samiry Stink
ing (hand or fish).
a simridy A camel abounding in, or having little milk. [
a samsdm (or«uLi4-<5 samsdmat), A sharp sword.
a ^ 2^-5 samsam, Extremely avaricious. St/njtro, Thick (man).
Short. Bold, hardy, keen.
A £*A*aA*o samsamat (from q), Corking (a bottle).
sum t y (pi. of asma^) High. Sama t (from
w*- 3 ), Striking (with a stick). Following one’s own whim with
out heeding any body. Blundering in speedh. Well formed,
finely shaped (about the heel).
A U**? samtMy Beautiful plumage. An elegant ancle, A
sharp sword. Small ear. Brisk, keen, acute. Small-eared,
(fern, of asma^) Rising or projecting high. Penetrating
(mind). A tree whose fruit enlarges without bursting the pod.
A sum Airiy (pi. ofU^-<? sum^d) Elegant plumages.
a samuiry Strong, stout, hardy.
a sam^araty Hard ground.
a uSj*** sam^artyy Strong, hardy. One against whom fasci
nation or inchantment has no power. \ ery red.
a foj**+* sam^ariyaty A malignant serpent.
summary Short, strong and compact of body, firm.
a samgh and samagh. Gum, the tears of a plant. Aro
matic. p jlT samgh-i did, Plum-tree gum. A ^
samgh-i butm. Gum of the turpentine-tree, samgh-i
^arabiy Gum Arabic. samghu’l kassdd, Traga
canth. sawg/jw’/Assafoetida. Simagh,
A dry crudity in the camel’s dug after colting, which dropping
away the milk improves.
a samghat, A clot of gum. A sore. Simghat, A con
cretion in a camel’s teat.
A simaghd. Strong, hardy.
A samakat. Corrupted milk.
A samkarat (fromyUo q), Becoming thick (sour milk)