'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎681v] (1367/1826)

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meal, barley, or date-stones. Lajan, Leaves shaken from trees
for feeding camels. Lajin, Filth.
p lajnn or lajin, Black mud or clay in the bottom of a
pond. Any thing mixed up with clay.
lajnat, Many men consenting to, or proving any thing.
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A lujubat (from ^), Beginning to fail four months
after delivery (milk in a sheep’s udder).
A lujuj (or ic^-ySL lajujat), Litigious, quarrelsome.
A Injun (from Being stubborn and lazy. Being
heavy and sluggish (a camel).
p The chin.
A lajj't or lijji, The ocean, the deep.
a A broad-headed arrow. A door-post.
lojtn, Leaves shaken from trees for feeding camels*
The foam of a camel. Lujayn, Silver.
v A lack. The face, cheek, complexion. Luck, Naked.
p lachaky A square mantle which women wear doubled
into a triangular form,
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v luchah. Naked.
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A<Ljls: lahanaty An error in pronouncing the vowels. Lah-
hdnaty One who pronounces with great impropriety.
a lahb (from u-^), Beating, wearing (a road). P ro _
ceeding straight; passing on, going forward. Throwing on the
ground. Lying with (a woman). Drawing the bark off a tree,
or the flesh from a bone. Cutting (meat) the long way. Strik-
ing (with a sword). Making an impression, marking the way.
A wide road. Lahab (from Being emaciated with ao-e.
Lahiby Beaten (path), broad, open (road).
p luhbatuny A doll, a puppet. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
a laht (from c^s!), Striking (with a staff). Taking
the bark off a branch. A club, a batoon. K" - A bahtun
lahtun, True, sincere. Excessive (cold),
p lahjy A black crow. (Castellus.)
lahajdy (fut. yulhaju) He struck.
A "^A luhj (from ^^"), Sticking in the scabbard (a sword).
Striking. Hurting (the eye). Fleeing for refuge. Luhjy The
corner of a house. The corner of the eye. LaAy, Narrow (place).
^A lahah (from A lahhn). Having the eye-lids glued to-
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a < lahh (from ^ lahha), Being very close (relationship). A gather by a viscous substance. Luhtih, Thin cakes which are
near relation.
A Is) Hhdy The bark of a tree.
a hhudaty A piece of meat.
A i^\A lahdsaty A lioness.
A r^ lahasiniy (pi. ot a~*A luhsum) Narrow water-courses.
eaten with milk in Yaman.
a kXs' lahd (from As)), Burying or preparing a place in the
side of a tomb for depositing the dead. Lahdy luhd, and lahady
A place dug in the side of a sepulchre, a niche, a catacomb. La-
had (from As)), Burying (the dead). Inclining towards. De
viating from ; becoming an infidel.
* A ^s^ lahazay (fut.^)sk yalhazu) He was importunate.
aJs* lahz (from jA)y Being importunate. Lahaz (fromjA),
Being avaricious. Lahiz or UhZy Avaricious, narrow-minded.
A {j*>-A lahs (from ^j-^s)), Licking (a dish). Eating, corrod
ing (as a moth or a locust).
A — A lahsut or luhsat (from ^^A)y Licking.
a luhsumy A narrow water-course.
a ^z 3 ^) lahs (from ^zA)y Engaging in, or sticking to (busi
ness). Hunting after or publishing news. LahaSy The shrinking
of the upper eye-lid.
a j^Los) lahsu/iy Velocity. A running, a leaping.
A las.' laht (from ks)), Sprinkling, pouring (water or oil).
A (from ks)), Looking through half-shut eyes.
a jjlks* lahzdn (from ks)), Looking through half-shut eyes.
A <Lks) luhzat (or <tks) lahzah). One look, a glance. A mo-
1 * , r r, v ^ 1Ving 0ne ’ s atlention in order to ment - The twinkling of an eye. £ks! *S. wa laze labzatan. But
understand. Lahhan, One who pronounces very improperly. for a moment, if only for an instant.
a lahdsty Misfortune, calamity.
A iris) lahdz or lihazy The exterior angle of the eye. Lihaz,
(m of ks?) Observing attentively, looking through half-shut
eyes. A look, a glance, a view. Sense, respect. A mark burnt
under the eyes of sheep. A feather pulled from the wing. The
feathered part of a wing.
A 1 —lihdfy (m of i—is)) Helping, assisting. Being assi
duous, attached to, sticking closely. An upper garment. A blan
ket, a coverlet, a quilted counterpane. A wife, p < *1 <J
lihdf-iparniydny A silk coverlet.
A l«hdk (from ^JLs)), Overtaking, reaching to, touching.
Lihdky (m of JLs)) Following, overtaking. A bow-case.
A ‘lihdky (in of (_$ls‘) Being inserted, adhering firm
ly ; being let into one another, as the vertebra of the back.
a Is) hhdmy (m of j^s)) Joining together, (pi. of ^A lahm
and UA lahmat) Meats, bits of meat. Lahlidm, A meat-seller.
a j^ls) lihdny (in of ^A) Qi