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a jIjT «iar, for ab-ar (pi. of^l- blr) Wells, (pi. of Sj>\ ibrat)
Needles. The pointed extremities of any thing'. ibar^ The
seed or flowers of the palm-tree. jM abbar, Fleas. j[>\ ibbdr,
A needle-dealer.
A ibdrat, (fromFecundity, applied to palm-trees.
Desti action, ruin, loss, A collyrium or eye-salve.
A abdrifc, (pi. ot Ji^\ abrak) Miry, dirty places.
A Abdrimat, (i^ld or The Abrahams; also the di
minutive, the little Abrahams.
A Lbdriydt, Name of a place belonging to
A abut 7A - , (pi. of (JiJ'j)} ibrlk') \Y ater-pots, ewers. Very
bright and sharp swords. Flames, lightnings, glitterings.
A ^ o,bbdz^ Bounding as a deer in the chase; leaping, spring
ing. Stopping short whilst running, and then rushing forward
with greater rapidity. Making an attack, rushing upon. Dying
suddenly. Injuring or insulting any one. a M Abbdz
Hussayn, The author of a book reconciling the contradictions
of the Kuran. He died 1573.
abdztr^ (pi. ofj^jd abzdr') Aromatics, spices, sweet
herbs or roots for seasoning meat. Grains, seeds.
a abdzlm, (pi. of ibzlm) The buckles, buttons or
clasps of belts, girths, girdles, <£:c.
a ubds, A woman of a bad disposition ; a shrew, a scold.
p db-dsiyd, A water-mill.
p ubdish, (or ubdsfia), A crowd, a mob.
a ubdshat, A body of men, a crowd, mob. Offscour
ings, filth. The humours of the body.
A dbaZy (pi. of ubz) Ages.
a ibdz, A rope with which the foot of a camel is tied.
l r baz, Name of a town and of a valley in Arabia Felix.
a Ibbdz, A man’s name.
a al-ibdziyat, A sect of Muhammadan schismatics.
a Ll/f ubdt, The armpits, the interior parts beneath the wings.
a ibat, Any thing put under the armpits, applied to, or girt
round, the sides.
a {Mil Aiifih, (pi. Of ^.\ Abtah) The marshes of Nabatha.
A J±\j\ abat'd, (pi. Of Jtl bbtil) Trifles, vanities.
KtAiUba^t, (IV of J_J) Exposing to sale; purchase, con-
tract, stipulation, bargain, either of sale or purchase.
a abd t id, (pi. of ab t acl) Inhabiting a remote country,
e abagh, A mark made by burning. Name of a place in
Syria, a or Name of a fountain between Kufa and
liacca m Arabia. £[>\ ^ A day celebrated among the Arabians
by the deat h of Al-Mundir, killed in battle near that place.
p Abdghards, Name of a philosopher.
P u abd S hulus ^ Name of a medicinal plant,
p 1 dbdft, A kind of coarse soft cloth.
a jM ibdk, (from (Jj]) The flight of a slave, a withdrawimr,
an absconding. jM ubbak, (pi. of^T dbik) Fugitive slaves."’
a Abdkdkhdn, name of the eighth Mogul emperor of
the race of Chinglz-Khdn. This prince was the son
and successor of Huldgu-Khdn, who took Bagdad, and
put a period to the empire of the Khalifs. He began to reign in the
year 1264 and died 1281.
p yr>V abd-galubar, (orDrawing food up from the
throat into the nose. Joy, pleasure; especially that excited by
the death of an enemy.
A {Jbt dbdl, (pi. of 76/) Camels.
a Jbl abbdl, A camel-pastor, owner, or driver. Ubbdl, (pi. 0 f'
abil) Camels supplying the absence of water by fresh grass.
A <Ubl abalat, (from Jj!) Abstaining from cohabitation with a
wife. Ibdlat, Having a number of camels; hence, the use or
management of wealth (the chief riches of the Arabians consist-
ing of camels). A herd or flock of camels, sheep, oxen, horses,
&c. A tribe, a society. A bundle of grass, wood, &c. Discipline
regimen, government. The parapet of a well.
a <5jl.d ibdlatj (iv of ^J^J) Causing to urine.
a ibbdlat, A large bundle of wood. - , »> \
bundle of grass on a bundle of wood, i. e. Misfortune upon mis-
fortune.
p ibdlah, A privy.
A cr-^ abdlls, (pi. of iblls) Devils.
.• r VT ibam (for or ^j), Debt. A tower, a fortress, a
pigeon-house. A sign of the Zodiac.
p d/bdn or abdn, The tenth day of the Persian month.
The eighth month of the Persian year, whilst the sun continues in
Scorpio. Name of certain spirits, whom the Pagan Persians sup
posed to preside over iron, and over the actions performed on the
day or during the month above-mentioned. Ibdn, A pair, a brace.
Uban, Name of a mountain.
a A6i7,t, Name of ju.^ It, n ctimar and Ju*-' Ibn
Sa^td, companions of Muhammad.
a abdni, (dual) Parents, father and mother.
a ibbdn, A convenient time, a proper season.
a Abanani, Name of two mountains in Arabia, opposite
each other, one called ^)\ J ^\, t l ie other .
a ^Jbl ibdnat, (ivof^) Publishing, declaring,*disclosing.
Division, distinction, removal. Disposal of a daughter in mar
riage; (for ^b!) Friends, companions, followers.
r M db-anddm, Of a fair complexion, of a graceful
figure.
Aslfl.bl ibaagSh, The tenth day of the month Faricardin.
i ame ot an angel said to preside over water,
r Jb! ibdnl, Broth. A large dish.
p c; L VV~ abdnldan, To praise.
A>'j> abahir, (pi. of^l at,bar) The feathers or quills of a
bird ; the shortest feathers in a bird's wing.
A ftyabihim, (pi. of ibhSm) Thu ” bs .
a v^bl ubdy, Velvet, broad cloth, silk.