'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎523v] (1051/1826)

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AjSXa sinjif) sinjarr^ or sunajir. Large, tall (manor camel).
Sinjir, Dry unripe dates. Sinjarr, Foolish.
A sinkh) The root of a tooth. Sanikhy (A mouth) hav
ing the roots of the teeth laid bare.
A sanakhat, Filth, nastiness.
a sandah, A broad stone.
A JJo*!? sindidj A king, a prince, a gallant commander. Mild,
gentle, noble, liberal. A projecting part of a mountain.
A sindu^aty A sharp and separate part of a mountain.
a JjCm* sandal, The sandal, an odoriferous wood. A camel
with a large head, thick, and strong, p sandul-isa-
fed, White sandal-wood,
A sandaldnty, A dealer in sandal-wood.
a sandalat (from q), Having a large head, and
being hard and thick (a camel or ass).
p JLiU sandal-ddnah, A sort of wild rue.
r Sa/ufafijName of a city in the province of Kashmir.
pa J • JO-tf sanduk also sunduk, A chest, casket, coffer, box,
trunk. A sepulchre, a tombj a mausoleum,
p Ajs. s »X~a sandukchah, A small chest,
p sundukah, A chest, a coffer, a casket. A bier.
^ sanduki, Like a box (applied to a tomb and a scab
bard of a sword made in that form). (Hunter.)
a Jo JCm? sindid, A prince, a gallant commander. Violent
(wind or heat). (Rain) consisting of large drops.
* a sana^a, (fut. yasna^u) He made.
a san^ (from ^l-tf)j Exercising (ahorse). Name of a
bird and animalcule. Creation, action, preparation, work. San^
orstfn^(from Making, doing, preparing, creating, con
structing. Clever-handed. Roasting-spit; dressed meat,
travelling provisions. A garment. A turban, tiara, the sash or
turban cloth. A tailor. 5M/i^(from £-~*), Deserving well of.
An act, a deed. Sana^, Glib-tongued. Sana^aho sani^, In
dustrious, dexterous. Sunu^, (pi. of cU*j sand^and sa-
ni^) Industrious.
A Ui-o San^a, A pleasant city in Arabia, metropolis of Yaman.
A (3^*0 san^anty, Belonging to the city San<^a.
a san^at (from Exercising a trade. Training (a
horse). A profession, art, trade. A mystery, miracle, p
san^at-i sakhun, The art of poetry,
p san^at-kdr, A workman,
p san^at-gar. An artist,
p sanuih, A good work.
A sinta', sun^a', sana^a', or sunu^a’, Industrious, cle
ver-handed people. Sun^iy, Artificial.
A <—ii-o sanf or sinf, A part, a portion. Kind, species, genus,
form. Sinf, sinf at, also sanifaV), The border of a veil,
whether plain or ornamented. A part, a legion.
sanfly, An inferior species of wood used in fumiga
tions. Sunfty, Specific.
A Jh-*> sanak, Strong, hardy. A strong smell under the arms.
K<&~a sanakat, A coarse amphora or large wine-vessel, (pi.
of sdnik) Those who take care of camels.
A sanam, An image, an idol. A beloved object, a mistress.
p sanam-khdnah, An idol-temple.
A same, (pi. sunuw) Bad wood. Stones. A small
stream between two mountains. Sinio or tunic, (du. sin-
icdni, \>\. sinazedn or sinuzedn) From the same origin, as two
brothers by the same father and mother; two streams from the
same fountain-head ; two trees from the same stock.
a r* mus ft ** A n T 7
The pistachio-nut.
a j sannur, Avaricious ; ill-disposed.
A sunuf, (pi. of sanf) Different sorts, or forms.
A Sinhdjat, Name of a Moorish people.
a sunayy, (dim. of simo) A small sucker growing
with another. A small quantity of water in a furrow.
A sanl^, Any work of art, an operation, creation, per
formance. A present, donative, gift, benefit. Meat (especially
well-dressed). Polished (cimeter). A horse with a fine tail.
Clever, neat-handed. su-i sani^, A villainous action.
a sanl^at, An art, an action, a benefit. The person upon
whom a benefit is conferred.
a sazoab, Rectitude, justness of acting or thinking, rea
son, the right way. A happy issue, success. A good work, a
virtuous action. ; samt-i sazedb, The path of reason.
t-jUolb bVs' sazedb, Justly, properly.
a su-db, (pi. of su-dbat) Nits,
p i—Aya sazedb-andesh, Thinking right, desiring what
is laudable.
a su-dbat, A nit.
A suwdbat, The better sort (of people).
p sazedb-dtd, Approbation, a just or favourable opinion,
p sazedb-numd, Showing well, appearing probable,just,
or reasonable.
A suwdh, Plaster, clay The sweat of horses.
A suzedkh, Clay in which the feet stick.
A sazeddif, Camels waiting until the others have drank.
k sawddi, Tall palm-trees. Palm-trees which grow
without being watered.
kj\yc smear or sazedr, A herd of wild o>;on. Musk, the inusk-
bag; perfume. Suzcdr, (A sparrow) answering when called.
A suwdrat, The mast of a ship.
A sazedrif, (pi. of sdrifat) The vicissitudes of
fortune, accidents, events, revolutions.
A sazedrim, (pi. of sdrini) Sharp swords.
A sazedri, (pi. of Ship-masts. Lofty columns.