'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎907v] (1821/1826)

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A yahdtk'allahj God direct you ! (said in answer
to one who congratulates another when sneezing).
A yrl yuhr and yahar, A large place. When one importunes
another greatly.
v j& yuhr, Desire, eagerness,
r Sjz: yuhrahj Desirous.
a «— yahfuf,Timid, pusillanimous. Bold, intrepid. Foolish,
stupid. Desert, uncultivated (ground).
a yahkuk f A foolish man.
a yahantf Insanity, madness.
yaJimfij (fern, of +$}\ ayhurri) Foolish, stupid. Dumb.
Bold, brave (man). A smooth flint-stone. A steep or inacces
sible mountain. Land; the continent. A desert through which
there is no path. A severe season.
A yuhudy Jews. shurbuH yahud, Drinking
clandestinely (as the Jews are obliged to do their wine).
a Yahuddy Judah the fourth son of Jacob.
r yahudanah, Judaical. A strip of yellow cloth which
the Jews are obliged to wear in some Muhammadan countries.
A ^rr^&yuhudiy) (fern. AJJ^yahudtyat) Hebrew. Judaical.
A Jew. p yahudi shudan, To play the Jew, to be
avaricious, to cheat. al yahudi, A kind of sea-fish.
T ^i^^yadudiyan, (Pers. pi. of kJ^iyahudt) Jews.
T H E
A Yahudiyut or Yahudlyah, Judea. Judaism.
a Yahudls, Judith.
A yahuzly, Judaical.
v&Qyuhah, A kestrel-hawk.
A \&.y a hy(~h Used by a shepherd in calling to his companion
at a distance, or to his camels.
p \£>^r&.y a Yidun, To ruin, corrupt, destroy, demolish, erase.
A yahyarf, Hard (stone). A hard stone, one especially
w hich fills the hand. The gum of a tree called ^ talk, as be
ing hard. Any thing ludicrous or trifling. The vapour called
sarah. A lie. Contention, litigation, dispute. The co-
locynth or wild gourd. Venom, poison. Name of an animal re
sembling a rat, but larger.
K ^j^ > ..y a ^y arra 'A hard stone. Plenty of water. A fool
ish, trifling thing. A kind of plant.
x *&i!.y u hyahat (fronxU# Q),Callingto camels alt b\jyah yah.
A U~ i. y a -i s i Despondent, despairing, desperate.
A y^y^y Name of a district in Arabia Felix, danger-
ous to travel through on account of movinor sands.
T yaytik (or 'Lj yayld), Summer-quarters.
A y a y nu y The time betw'een the first dawn and sun-rise.
Name of a place in Arabia Felix, and of a district near Madina ;
also of a valley, a river, and a fountain.
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