'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎683r] (1370/1826)

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a lidad, (m of 4 X! ladda), Litig’ating'j pleading 1 (for ano
ther. (pi. of iX!1 aladd), Sacks.
A ludddgh, A sharp thorn, a sting 1 .
A ludddghat, A curse, a cutting speech.
a lidam, A patch (on a boot). Ladddm^ A mender of
old clothes.
A liddn, (pi. of ladn). Supple, limber (spears).
a43^jJ laddnat (from ^^x!), Being supple, limber (spear).
A XkXl lidat (from >xSj), Bringing forth (as a woman). Beget
ting (as a man). Generation; birth. A birth-day. Coeval,
contemporary, born at the same time.
a £*xl ladh (fi •om ^-iXl) Striking with the hand.
a J-xl ladad (from >x] ladda), Being inimical, cruel, severe.
A violent contest. Litigation.
a ^•x! lads, A throw. A blow with the hand. A gentle
lowing or bleating. A licking, a lapping.
A ladgh (from ^xl), Stinging (as a scorpion); biting (as
a serpent). A cutting expression.
aIcjJ ludaghd y Detractors, slanderers.
A tJL^x! ladk also ladak (from cL^), Leaving a plaster on a
wound until it becomes completely healed.
*a aiX] ladama, (fut. j♦^xL yaldimu) He struck.
A ladm (from ^^xl), Beating, lashing. Striking the bosom
or face (as a woman in grief). Making bread flat by striking
it. Mending (a garment). The sound of a stone falling to the
ground. Ladam, Honouring or acknowledging as a relation;
whence this formula in confirming any alliance :
al ladama 7 ladama, Your honour will be our honour, (pi. of
pSi Iddim) Strikers. Menders.
A^jJ ladn (pi. ludii and ludun), A flexible, limberspear.
Ludn, Soft, not well dressed (meat). Ladun or ludun, To,
with, nigh, at. ladun, Learning infused.
a aJ’ji ludunnat, Any thing necessary to be done.
A JjjJ ladud, An adversary. Any medicine poured through
a tube into the corner of the mouth of a sick person. A pain in
the mouth or throat. Ludud (from tXl ladda), Being inimical;
being a dreadful enemy. Pouring medicine into the corner of
the mouth of a sick person.
A liduna, (pi. of lidat) Born at the same time.
a ludunat, Flexibility.
a ^ To, with, nigh, near, after, at. ujlnx! ladayka, \
Near or with you. M hither ?
a ladid, Medicine poured into the corner of the mouth.
A JjojJ ladayddni, (dual) The two sides of the neck under
the ear. The banks of a river. The sides of a valley.
A SjojJ ladulat, A flourishing garden.
a ^jJ ladts, Fat, firm in flesh.
A ladigh, Bitten, stung by a serpent or scorpion.
a ladm, A worn or tattered garment; also one mended.
a laz or lazi (for allazi), Who. Lazz, Sweet, agree
able. Eloquent, smooth-tongued. iXill al lazz, Sleep. Luzz,
(pi. of laziz) Sweet, pleasant, delectable.
A lazzdt, (pi. of X<xJ lazzat) Pleasures, delights. ,0^3*!
lazzdt-i hussiyah, Pleasures of the senses.
A lazdz (and lazdzat) (from «xl lazza), Taking de
light in, finding (a thing) agreeable. Being sweet, voluptuous.
<31 jJJI hddimu'l lazdz, The destroyer of pleasure, i. e. death.
Lizdz, (pi. of 3 j3J laziz) Sweet, delicious, delightful.
A J3J lazzdni, (dual of ^33^ allazi) The two who.
A ^3(] lazd-iz, (pi. ofx3u3J lazizat) Pleasures, delights.
A 33J lazzat, Pleasure, delight, enjoyment, content, sweetness,
deliciousness; taste, flavour, savour. if3Ji! al lazzat, Wine.
A ^3J lazj (from ^3J), Sipping. Being importunate.
A ^3J /as^(from ^3>J), Burning. Hurting, ulcerating. Mak
ing a mark by burning. Reproaching with words.
A (£c3J laz^t, One mark made by the cautery ; one reproach.
A ji!3J lazldz, Quick, expeditious at work. (Xj3ill The wolf.
A S3J3J lazlazat (from 3J3J q), Being quick at work.
al1£!3J lizalika, Because, on account of.
A |*3(J lazm (from |*3J), Affording pleasure. Dwelling, being
fixed (to a spot) ; residing (especially) in a foreign country. Be
ing assiduous. Breaking stones with his feet (a camel).
A <u3J luzamat, One who remains always at home.
A C r x>3(l luzub (from c->3J), Remaining, stopping.
A (^3(1 lazi (for i_f3J! allazi), (Relative pronoun), Who.
a b3J laziyd, (dim. of allazi) WTio.
A 3j3J laziz, Sweet, full of juice, delicious, savoury, pleasant,
delightful. 3^33!! Wine.
p jl lar, A water-course for irrigation. The armpit. Poor,
thin, meagre. Lur, Name of a people of large stature dwell
ing in the open fields. Lurr, Ability, wish, will, object. A
lamb. Any thing old, worn,ragged ; inveterate, incurable,
p (X^I lard, A race-course, a public place.
vj) larz, Tremor, fear, terror.
F larzdn, Trembling, tremulous, timorous, timid.
plijj^J larzdnd (or^ljjjj /orzawan), Terrifying.
larzdnidan, To cause to tremble, to frighten,
p j larzish, A shivering, quaking, trembling, quivering,
p larz-mdhi, The torpedo.
v 2sjJ larzah, A shaking, shivering. Tremor. The paroxysm
or cold fit of an ague. A certain disease which causes a tremor
to the whole body. An earthquake.
p J larzi, An ague, the cold fit of an ague,
p larzidan, To tremble. To be agitated, to be moved,
p lars, A blow, a cuff, a kick. Lurs, Pity, commisera
tion. Playing (on an instrument) with a plectrum or bow.
p Loristdn, Name of a country in Persia,
p ^3,3 larsh, A blow with the hand. A kick with the foot.