"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٦‎٠] (١٨٢٦/١٢٥)

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A JUj1 itfal, (iv of Jjd) Rendering inodorous.
a ittika, (vm of Being timid; heed, caution, fear
ing God; piety.
a J&\ Mean, (iv of ^Ji?) Doing any thing properly.
a ittikun, (vm of Knowing with certainty. Search.
a Uii atk/ya, (pi. of takly) Religious men, fearing God.
i> t &\ Atak, Name of a town situated on the Indus.
A il&t itkda, (iv of tC) Making one recline, throwing down.
as\6j\ ittikda, (vm of 1&) Leaning against; reclining upon
one side.
A JIC! ittikdl, (vm of J£j) Trusting, confiding. Reliance.
A JJt dtal, Full, replete.
A J31 atl, (from Ju1) Walking slowly, softly, with short steps.
Jtily Name of the river now called the Volga; also of a town.
A^lil at Id, (pi. of jb' tiho) Following one another; the young
of an animal following the mother. Itld, (iv ofjlj) Ordering
or causing to follow. Giving. Proceeding, going or running
before, outstripping. Having a colt following (a camel). En
trusting something to another. Leaving part of a debt unpaid.
Sending to demand payment.
a ittildj, (vm of Jj) Entering. Causing to enter, in.
serting.
atldd, Riches, hereditary wealth, slaves or cattle
brought forth in the family, and descending by way of heritage.
Itldd, (iv of jJJ) Possessing such wealth.
A itld-^, (iv of £-b) Stretching the neck to see or hear.
a itldf, (iv ofi—cli) Consumption, ruin, destruction.
a atldm, (pi. of^Jj talam) Furrows made in the ground
for sowing, draining, or making boundaries.
A itldih, (iv of <&)’) Destroying, ruining. Making one mad
with vexation, stupifying, putting in a phrenzy.
a atillat, (pi. of J-b’ talil) Necks.
A £_b1 atla^, Having a long neck.
a c_->L-b1 itli-bdb, (iv of c—>lb' q) Being well directed and
conducted (business). Being extended and level (a road).
Stretching forth the neck (an ass).
❖a atama, or atima, (fut. b ya-tamu) He unstitched.
A atm, (from j*j1) Tearing, ripping up. Delaying.
Al atm, Name of a valley. Atam, Delay, slowness, sloth, slug
gishness, laziness, indolence. Utum, The wild olive.
a atamm, More or most perfect or complete.
A |*Uj1 itmdm, (iv of tammd) Completing, bringing to per
fection. Granting any one his desire (God). Furnishing with
a hoe or a mattock. Arriving at the summit of one’s wishes.
Being near her confinement (a woman). Being come to the full
(the moon). Attaining to its full growth (a plant), p
To conclude any business.
- a Al atamat, Name of a fertile valley near MadTna.
p itmid, A coulter, a plow-share. A yoke.
Aj\Jaj\ itmi-rdr, (iv of JUj q) Length. Firmness.
*a atana, (fut. Ji\ya-tinu) He walked slowly.
A atari, (from J>\) Standing, stopping, tarrying. Atun,
utn, or utun, (pi. of atari) She-asses. Utun, (pi. of
atari) Furnaces.
a atndimis, Wild camomile.
A at nan, Contraction of step, shortening of pace. Itndn,
(iv of Jitanna) Being distant. Weakening a boy, and prevent
ing his growth (disease).
A y\ atis, (from y\) Coming, coining suddenly, surprizing.
Producing, bringing forth copiously, shooting forth buds, pro
ducing fruit, bringing forth young. Giving liberally with a view
to a return, bribing a judge or great man to obtain any thing
contrary to justice; watering ground plentifully, in order to
have a large crop. A gift. Tribute. Any mode of living or
acting in order to attain an object. Butter forming by the agi
tation or churning of milk. Velocity, celerity. Adversity, sor
row, an inveterate distemper, calamity, death. The right way,
a straight path. Any thing erect, upright in walking. A liberal
man, a man of noble appearance, p y\ 1 o plait linen.
\\y\ itzed, (iv of ^y) Destroying, wasting.
a jly! aticdk, (pi. of JjyJ tazek) Desires, passions.
A Jy\ atzcdn, Avaricious, greedy.
a utub, (pi. of itb) Short breeches or drawers.
a iy \ atzsat, (from jj'l) Arrival,
p UL3y\ atut, Roughness, sharpness, pungency,
p^bjjjl dturbdn, A monk. A devotee,
p Atiishah, Name of king Shapur’s aunt.
a ^>y\ atum, Broken, ripped open, two holes being burst into
one; et hinc metaphorice, feemina cujus uterque natural meatus
in unum evasit, ex frequentiore congressu.
p^JI dtun, A school-mistress. The membrane which en
closes the foetus.
A ^y \ atari, An oven, a furnace. A place where any thing is
generated or formed. The fire burning in the furnace. I tun,
(from jjJl) Residence, stay.
A CL)\jy \ atundt, (pi. of Ajy\ atunat) Furnaces.
a Xy \ utuh, Hard-breathing, occasioned by fatigue or other
similar cause.
A C— ittihdb, (vm of ^») Accepting a gift.
a it-ham, (iv of *y) Travelling to Tihamah. Coming
into a sultry region. Discovering a country to be unhealthy.
Conjecturing, guessing. Suspecting, doubting.
A ^*1^1 ittihdni, (vm of ^Jz>») Suspecting something bad.
a did, (part.) Coming. Subsequent, future.
About to be explained.
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* A at a', (fut. ya-ti) He came.
A (l roiT i Coming, arriving. Coming unawares,
surprizing. Bringing, leading. Abolishing, destroying. t»i v ‘
presenting; requiting, repaying. Punishing. Coining t0 *