"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٦‎٤] (١٨٢٦/١٣٢)

A ajnshshy One who has a harsh and sonorous voice*
A-cl£*sA ajshaa^ (pi. of jash~a) Light bows; branches
of trees of which such bows are made.
A ijshush, (iv ot Jis*-jashsha) Grinding coarsely.
a ijsham, (iv of j^r) Toiling hard ; drudgery.
ajshar^ Labouring under a hoarseness, and pain in
the breast. Al ujshur^ Name of a place.
a (ijshirat) (pi. jashlr) Corn-sacks. Quivers.
A iasA (;7, A word made use of in driving cattle.
A (iv of Doing, causing to be done, pro
mising a price for labour, &c. and performing it. Being in
heat (a bitch). Taking a boiling pot from off the fire with a
cloth called Being infected by an immense num
ber of dead beetles (water).
A ( IV Unsaddling a horse. Following sheep
so as not to let them graze. Being ignorant and unskilful.
A iifa-a, (ivofU>-) Oversetting a cauldron.
Ajlas*-! ujfur, (pi. ofjA^-jafr') Kids four months old.
(iv ofybr) Omitting an established custom.
A Vful ( IV °f Running very fast (an ostrich).
Blowing hard and raising the dust (wind). Voiding excrement
(an elephant).
A (?!• °f Ey e- l as hes. Sheaths. Vines.
Ajfur, Name of a well in Arabia.
a ajfalat) A herd, a flock. Ajfalatun^ In herds.
A ajfala\ Promiscuously, indiscriminately.
A Pusillanimous, timid. A young ostrich.
a J=r! iyV/, (part.) Procrastinating, delaying, protracting,
granting time, fixing a term. Hindering, prohibiting, detaining,
retaining, concluding. Exciting, provoking. Returning. Fu
ture, belonging to the next world, or life to come,
r ajul (or ajal) , A belch. Flatulency.
a «/7, (from Acquisition, gain. Promoting, en
deavouring. Moving, tending towards any object, good or bad.
Drawing. Laying snares.
a a jh a jM or Hh Cause, occasion, reason. ^
Because that. J For that reason. On
thy account.
A yV, A kind of wild oxen, of the deer kind. A pain in
the neck, contracted by lying awry.
a m/7, (pi. of «/7/) Procrastinators.
a cUr' ajaly Yes, synonimous with na^a/ti) but a stronger I
aflirmative. The latter is used when an interrogation precedes,
the former when it follows the imperative, &c.; as,y-i s/r, Go,
a J (l l) Yes; j +—J taslr^ Dost thou go? nauim^Yes.
A ajal) (from J^r'), Having a pain in the neck. A term,
an appointed time. The duration of any given space of time, i
al ajal) The period or end of life, the predestined mo
ment, death, r tziji ajal giriftah, On the point of death,
in a situation which precludes all hopes of life. LT ajal
giyli) Name of a poisonous root, a ajal musammaj
The day of judgment.
A ijjal (for JjI iyyal)) A wild goat.
a J=r' ajall) Greater, more worthy, excellent, glorious.
A ^>-1 (/7tf, (iv of ^^T) Going into exile. Banishing. Be
ing dispersed. Recovering one’s spirits.
a ajlab) (pi. of jalab') Those who drive camels
for sale from country to country, drovers.
A ajlad) The body, the person, (pi. of jild)
Skins, hides, parchments. Books, (pi. of jaltd) Strong,
(pi. of ajlad) Hard pi aces.
A ijlds ,(iv of (^*1?-) Causing or ordering one to sit.
A session for judicial proceedings.
A ajldf) (pi. of ji\f} Mean, ignoble, wretches,
tyrants. A carcase of mutton, without skin, head, or feet.
a ajldl) (pi. of jull) Housings or any kind of horse
covering. Ijldl) (iv of <Jp- jalla) Reverencing, honoring;
majesty, glory, exaltation. Giving much. What a sheep brings
forth at one birth.
A <Qp-| djilat) Eternity; whatever relates to a future life.
a 4lp-1 Ijlut) Name of a place in Arabia.
A ajluh) Bald on the forehead. Having the hair flowing
down the sides of the head. A camel-litter, with a low awning.
a |*L4Je. . ! ijlikhmdni) (iv of q) Assembling together.
Haugfhtiness.
A jlp-d ajlad) Hard (ground, &c.).
A j-l^ ujla^) Having the lips open, so that the teeth appear.
A ijli^bdb) (iv of c—>*1 p- q) Lying in a recumbent
posture. Being extended. Departing. Walking .earnestly.
Being numerous. Being dispersed.
A ijlinfa^j (m of £-^1^ q) Being thick.
A JUp-1 ijlizszedz) (xm of a!p-) Walking quick (a camel).
A tdp-1 ajlah) A bull without horns. Full, broad, plump in
the face and temples.
A<tlp-I ajillah) (pi. of (J-Ip- jalJl) Glorious, illustrious.
a ajlaj More splendid, bright, or resplendent. Bald
on the forehead. Name of a place in Arabia.
a*p-I djim, (part.) Abhorring, nauseating.
*Aj*p-1 ajanui) (fut. b ya-jumu) The fire burned.
* v j*p-1 ajirntt) (fut. j*p-b ya-jimu) He nauseated.
ajni) (from ^P-l) Heat, warmth, anger, rage. Ajam,
(from j*p- 1) A loathing, abhorrence, nausea, detestation, p j*p-!
To loathe, &c. a A marsh, a fen, a bed of reeds, flags, or
canes. A wood, a forest, a place of refuge. Ujuni) A fort, a
castle, any building with a lofty roof, quadrangular and flat.
Al ajani) Name of a place in Syria.
ajamiti) A building without battlements, (a man) un
armed, (a woman) w ithout ornaments, (a sheep) without horns.
F --Up-l ijmdtj or ujmdj) Paradise.
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