'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎525r] (1054/1826)

sahr (from Melting. Hurting by his heat (the
sun). Anointing the head. Liquefaction. Neighbouring.
Sihr, A relation. A father-in-law. A sister’s husband. The
grave, as being nearly related to man.
suhardj (pi. of sihr) Relations.
a sihrat, (pi. sihrdt) A mother-in-law.
a p sihrinj, sihrly, sahrlj, or sihrij). Cis
terns, reservoirs.
A alak or suhsalik, Noisy (old woman). Aclamour.
A (juLa£«g sahsalek, Noisy (old woman).
A sahsahat (from q), Bidding to keep silence.
a d sahtalat, Laxity, looseness.
A +*$*£> sihmim (or sihmlm), Unmixed (good or bad).
Of a perverse disposition, contumacious.
A suhubut, Red colour mixed with white in camels.
A £*£*2 sahzcat) A spring of water flowing from a rock. The
summit of a mountain. A castle upon a hill. (pi. saha-
zcat) The middle of a horse’s back, where the rider sits.
A ^^>50% (from Being moist,humid, running (wound).
A j+xa sahlr. Liquid, melted.
a sahll (from Jf^), Neighing. The neighing of a horse,
p sahil /cardan, To neigh.
A suyydb, The better sort of mankind.
A suyydb at, Any thing excellent.
a say-at (or siyd-at), The matter coming from the
uterus after delivery.
A siydh or suydh (from Exclaiming. Crowing (a
cock). Being tall (a palm-tree). Bursting full formed from,
the envelope (a cluster of dates). Exclamation, clamour.
a sayydd, A hunter. A fowler. say yd d-d
ajul, The fatal hunter, i. e. death. ulAJ! jLs sayyddu's'
samak, A fisherman. sayyddu'V tuyur, A falconer.
a i'jLtf siyddat, Hunting, the pleasures of the chace.
a ^ sayydull, Hunting, fowling, fishing, shooting.
AjLk? saydr, Musk. Perfume, fragrance. Saydr or siydr,
A herd of wild oxen. A musk-bag.
A ijLtf siydrat, A sheep-cote, a fold for cattle.
a t—JjLtf saydrif saydrtf, and saydrifut) (pi. |
of sayrafand sayrafly) Bankers. Jewellers.
a saydsl, (pi. of slsat and sisiyat) Cocks’ ’
sjiurs. Horns of cattle. Castles, fortresses.
a siyd^, A dry-measure about seven pounds weight.
a sayydgh, A goldsmith.
a te-Ls siydghat, The art of a goldsmith.
a siydf (m oft—i^) Agreeing for the summer.
a suydkilat, (pi. ofjsiu* saykal) Furbishers, armourers.
a JU> siydl (or ttlo siydlat), (m of Jj^) Studying to in
sult, rivalling any one in committing an insult.
A fL* sty dm (from ^), Fasting. Remaining without pro-
vender (a horse). A fast, p irtikdb-i siydm
kardan, To fast, to endure fasting, a /J eJ* shahr-i siydm,
The month of fasting, i. e. the Ramazan.
a siydn (or siydnat) (from Keeping, pre
serving. Laying up. Standing on the point of his foot (a
horse). A repository for clothes.
a&L*? saydnat, A repository for clothes. Siydnat, Defence,
Observation. ahlu's'' siydinat, Honest, upright peo
ple. p Jo JU * siydnat-i khun o mdl kardand,
They preserved their lives and property. siydnat
kardan, To defend, support, guard, patronize, maintain,observe.
a - ^2 sayb (or h saybubat), (from Being well-
directed, (arrow) hitting the mark. Reaching, attaining. Say-
yib, Clouds pouring down rain.
a si-bun, (pi. of su-dbat) Nits.
A sit, A voice, sound, rumour, echo. Fame, good re
putation. A mallet. An artificer, a mechanic. A furbisher.
sit o ishtihdi i, Fame and reputation. Sayyit,
Loud-voiced (man or ass).
A sitat, Good fame.
A sayh (<£sV say hat, and sayahdn), (from *^),
Exclaiming, crying aloud. Crowing (a cock). Being tall (palm-
tree). Bursting full formed from the envelope (a cluster of dates).
a s ay hunty, A species of Madina date.
A&sn-s sayhat, An exclamation, cry, shriek. Thunder. Tor
ture, torment, anguish. sayha-i mujdwizu'l
hadd, An uncommon cry, shriek, or noise.
A JjisTLs saykhud, Intensely hot (day). Hard (stone).
a Jv «2 sayd (from Ju- 2 ), Hunting. The chase. Prey, game.
(JjCiwJ sayd-i samak kardan, To fish. a Sid also
suyud, (pi. of <J*-w 2 > sayud) Hunting dogs. Sayad (from ^ss),
Carrying the head proudly.
a lJu^ Saydd, Sidon in Phoenicia. Rough, and rocky ground.
Large stones, of which they make caldrons.
A ^Ju^ sayddh, Who raises his voice. Clamorous.
A Jju *3 suyddn, Stone-kettles. Gold. Brass. Thirsty.
A sayddnat, The lamia of the desert (an imaginary
monster) with a woman’s head. A loquacious bad woman.
pj^Jol Ju^ sayd-anddz (or jbju*? sayd-bdz), A sportsman.
A <J^Ju *2 sayddniy, Belonging to Sidon in Phoenicia.
a saydah, Who raises his voice. Clamorous. Neighing
loud. Name of a camel the property of Zur’ ramat.
p sayd-gdh, A place for hunting. A forest,
p sayd-gar, A hunter.
v saydan, The hyena. A king. A fox; also another
animal that burrows under ground.
A < 3 ^^® saydandniy, A fox ; also another animal which bur
rows under ground. A hawker of small wares.
A sayduh, Who raises his voice. Clamorous,
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