'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎906v] (1819/1826)

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A ajAJ yumum, (pi. of yamm) Shoreless seas, oceans.
(fern. yam-udat) Soft (thing) ! del,-
cate (youth) ; tender (branch).
a An oath. The righthand, side,or part. Strength,
power. Blessing, felicity, plenty. Happy. Justice. 1 e
ginning of the day. r Jj ^ V™'" kardan ’ T ° take a "
oath, to swear. bVllah kardan^o swear
by God. Ayi /L ^ yamln-i lighzo, An oath taken concerning an
incident already^, when the swearer believes that the matter
to which he thus bears testimony accords with what he swea.s,
and it should happen to be actually otherwise. ^ #*'
tntn-i munuikid, An oath concerning a matter yet to come. ^
^yaminwayamr, Right and left. The two wings ot an army.
tT. ^ .j Z u yamln tea yasdr, Ambidexter. lJ1 ^\ al V“-
Cards the right. ^ ^ < A89istanCe
came to us) from the right, or from an auspicious quarter ^
\jjui huwa andana bi'l yammi, He is with us in exce^ ent
condition or in a good situation. kirf-iyamin^ The
right hand. Yumayyan, (diminutive) A small right ham .
a yaminan, To the right hand, southward,
p kt+A) yamtnah) The stomach.
A J mjm, (an affix to form the oblique case dual of Arabic
nouns,' as) ^ bahr, A sea ; buhrayni, Of, from, by, m
two seas. Ina (used to form the oblique case in the regular
plur.) as ^Jfariluna, from ^jfarih, Glad.
in (for ^3)? Th* 3,
A yandbt^ (pb of Fountains *
a Y(imbu t , Name of a sea-port town in Hijaz.
a yambaghl, It is proper, it behoveth.
a^I yambut, A kind of Arabian or Nabathaean pulse; a
kind of fenugreek or poppy*
a yambu v A spring, a source, a fountain.
v^jyampalu, A weekly market; towns where weekly mar
kets are held. A caravan. Goods, wares.
A yantun, Thapsia, toothpick fennel.
p yanj, A contusion, blow. Compression, squeezing (juice).
p yanjudan, To divide into parts, to mince small. To
dry flesh'. To beat, to bruise, knock. To reduce to powder. 1 o
be afflicted.
p yanjah (also yanchah), A kind of play or dance
with joined hands.
P yanfidan, To cut. To be cut, broken, or dissolved.
To be angry, vexed. Io dry (flesh).
p L v A -.-ct u yanjlduh. Cut, broken. Carried.
P yankhishudan, To curry a horse.
A i ' yankhub, Pusillanimous, cowardly, timid.
p jJoj yandii) Higl 1 !) ra y s ^ ie sun *
a yanas, & hedge-hog. _
a ^ yan t . Maturity, ripeness, (pi. of j-iy. Rl P e
(fruits). yan t o r yu« t , (from ^), Coming b> matur.ty, bemg
ripe. A hind of precious wood. ran, t , A speces ol
cornelian stone ; also a red shell.
AjJuyanfir, Flying in terror, timid.
AjJvank, Rennet for curdling milk for making cheese.
pjUu, yunkali, A weekly market; towns where weekly mar-
kets are held. (Castellus.)
p ^ yankuu, A kind of herb, noli me tangere.
p yank, Disposition, manner, rule.
p ( o^. i /«ng,Nameof a yellow-coloured animal found amongst
grass and corn.
° * -u yunam, A species of vulnerary herb,
p !uy yanmah. Name of a healing plant.
p Ai* yanMah, A sycophant, who listens to the conversa
tion of others to inform against them.
a ^ yunu t , (from j-^.)- Comin S t0 lna,urit y-
A f-~J, yan<t> Rl P e ( f, ' u ' 1 )-
yunilu, A place where a weekly market is held.
p p i/t), One. Yu, A yoke.
p V yaui, The loss of any thing which cannot again be fount^
(as strayed cattle). One who loses his way. ^ V.
shudan, To be lost. \y. yavi kurdan. To lose,
p yazoushuh, Lost.
a ^yawbfM, (pi. of ^yV. Mid<lles a,ul f ° re parU
of heads.
I yandkit, (ph of cDy V. U^it) Rubies.
P e-JjJ yub, A rich carpet,
r Xjj)' yubrah, Desirous, covetous, wishful.
p ^ ybbah or yubah, Desire, wish, longing.
P yubldan, To desire, to will, to wish.
P LT-JjJ yut, A murrain amongst cattle.
p yuj, A sort of creeping animalcule.
p yujah, A drop of water or blood.
A yuh (and yuha'), The sun.
\ yazokh, The day.
r ybkhah, The height of sensual pleasures.
p y“ zak ’ yuzal ' aml ^ yuzal) ’
A little dog, a whelp,
p yudah, A unit.
A Yurddn, (heb. n"»0 The Jordan,
p yard, yurdah, and yurdi), A chamber,
a room, an apartment.
P ^ ^ yurish, An assault, an attack, a storm.
vj^yuz, A panther, a pard, a lynx (those especially used m