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A abuz.) Very swift (horse).
A ubulj (from JjI) Supplying by green herbage the
place of water (cattle). Sprinkling or moistening with water
or the juice of herbage. Wandering in the night and pasturing
without a shepherd; straying, running away (camels). Grow
ing long (grass). Stopping, or remaining in a place (with
camels). Ibbuicl^ A troop of camels, herd or flock of cattle,
horses, birds, &c. a series or string of them following one another.
p abuman, Repentance.
A abun, (pi. of L-j\ ab) Fathers, p Abun, Elecampane,
ginger, a Dayr Abbun, Name of a monastery in Me
sopotamia.
A abwinat, (pi. of bixoan or buzcan) Tent-posts,
p ab-zcand, A vessel in which water is kept.
A Ubzca'y Name of a place. See Abzcd above.
r abuyan, Repentance.
A abazeayni, (oblique dual) The parents.
❖ a <01 abahaov abiha, (fut. fab ya-baku') He recollected.
a <o! abah (fr om <ol) Attention, recollection, remembrance,
r fa) abah, Clear, limpid, pure, sincere. Name of a village
in Media, now called Azca.
a fa\ abahh, Hoarse.
a u.’! abhd, (pi. bahzc) Projecting tents. Ibhd, (iv of
Jr) Demolishing a house or a tent. Rending a garment. Empty
ing a vessel. Keeping unemployed.
A abahdt, (irreg. pi. of ah') Parents, ancestors.
(ivof^) Gladness. Verdure, luxuriance.
a ibhdl, (iv of J^j) Irrigating a sown field. Giving one
liberty to do what he pleases. Blandishment, flattery.
A ibhum, (iv of j*^) Shutting the door. Leaving (any
thing) concealed and unknown. Being doubtful and uncertain.
1 urning away from any design. Producing abundantly the plant
(the earth). Doubt, concealment, mystery. The thumb,
the great toe. (in gram.) The demons, pron. ^ jjb This, &c.
A ubhat, or ubbahat, Magnificence, grandeur, glory.
A ^/£^ abhar, The back. A vein in the back. The jugular
vein, the axillary vein, a great artery. The narrower edge of a
pen or feather. The back of a bow; also that curved part from
the handle to the extremities or horns of a bow. Cultivated
ground, but not overflowed. Name of a city, p A mill.
A. d#' ubhal, The juniper, or the sabine tree and fruit.
p ubhul, The seed of the cypress.
A. abham, Dumb. Stammering, stuttering.
p (^ 5 #' Abihi, Name of a river, called alsoAhu.
A 1 ^ 5 ^ dbha' 1 , More or most beautiful.
P ubhini, A man having a black lip.
p^j! dbt. Watery, aquatic. Blue. A quince. A kind of
grape. ^ I A water-house or reservoir. A building in the
water. The constellation Aquarius. ^J)\ A water-fowl, a
duck.
| *a aba', (fut. ^cSb ya-ba' orya-bi) He refused,
p ubl (or <J, bt), AVithout.
a ubty, (for vjryt abazcty) Paternal. Ably, Refusing,
rejecting, loathing. Averse, refractory, untractable, difficult,
inaccessible. Loathed, despised. The lion (because un
tractable). A proper name. (Loathing meat), name
of one of Muhammad’s companions.
a ubayy, (for j+A ubayzc, dim. of ab) A little father.
A Abba', Name of a man, of a well in Madina, of a river
near Kufa, and of another in the marshes of Wash.
a abydt, (pi. of bayt) Verses, distichs.
Pjwl db-yar, A waterer, a sprinkler. <.£^1 Irrigation.
p abydrt, A kind of thin linen cloth. A species of dove.
p ubydn, Penitent.
A faA ibyat, A stoppage of milk in the breast. Abiyat, A
female refusing the male. Ubtyat, Pride, ostentation, great
ness.
p <A-j! ubld, A spark of fire.
A abld, Sempiternal, durable. JujiH An evergreen,
p abtdad (or jljuJ), Tyranny, injustice.
A Abtdat, Name of a place in Arabia.
p “bir, A bucket. A spark. Tears. A shirt.
ubayr, (dim. of ibrat) A small needle. Name of a
mountain, of a well, and of a man.
A ubayrak, A vesture of coarse silk.
a Ubayrah, (dim. of Ibrahim) A little Abraham.
a blz (J-J^ orJ-jl forj-.^), Sparks of fire. An urn.
p abestan, To adorn, to embellish, to decorate.
A oblsh (for ablshan), A bridegroom’s shirt.
p ablsham, 1 he flue of raw silk; the silk-worm’s cone.
A a byaz, AV hite. A sword (as being bright). Silver. A
man of unsullied character. Certain stars in the milky way.
y\ Milk. CLJyo Sudden death. Ubayyiz, (dim. of
ibiiz) A small rope for tying a camel’s leg.
A ibyizdz, (ix of ^fij) Being white. AVhiteness.
K ubyazdni, Two days, or two months. Milk
and water; wheat and water; fat and young (the two whites).
A U-jl abyijM, (pi. of bayyi^) Buyers and sellers.
p dblk, A brilliant colour. A depilatory drug.
A ^^^ ubaykar, (dim. of^j bakar) The morning.
A abll, Sad, melancholy. An austere Christian monk.
The chief of those monks in the East. A thick batoon, a truncheon.
A abllat, A bundle of grass or hay.
A ubaylly, An austere Christian monk, weeping over the
sins of the age.
p A bln, Name of a village near Shiraz, where mummies
are preserved.
A (/ byan, More eloquent. More or most clear and evi
dent. Ibyan, A proper name.