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A ajmad (pi. of jumd) Fortified places or emi
nences. Al ajmddy Name of a place near Basrah.
AjU^ ijmar, (iv of Laying fragrant wood on the
fire.
a ijmd^j (iv of Collecting, convoking, consent-
ing, agreeing, enacting. Encountering, turning tow ards. Con
cealing. Tying a camel’s teats together. A senate, a council, a
court, a crowd. An assembly of the people.
a ajmdlj (pi. ot\\sV>- ja/nal) Full-grown camels. Ij-
mul (iv of Doing any thing well; deserving well. Cast
ing up an account; an abridgment, a summary, a synopsis.
Melting butter. Possessing many camels.
a ^1*5^ ijmdlan. Briefly, compendiously, summarily.
a ijmdli) Abridged, summary, compendious.
a ijmctni) (iv of jamma) Filling a measure so that
the grain runs over. Giving rest. Being turned loose (a horse).
Approaching. Being ready.
ajamat, A reed-bed,, a marsh. A forest, a haunt, a
den (of a lion, &c.). A subterraneous granary.
a ajma^ or All, the whole.
a ajmaly More or most beautiful.
v ajmud, (or !sdjAS>-\ ajmudah) Parsley.
Yj+as^\ Ajmir, Name of a province of Hindustan.
A crH (part.) Altered, corrupted, fetid; tending to
corruption (water).
*- v cr^' ajina, (fut. b yu-jumi) The water became putrid.
ajan, (from A change in the taste and colour of
w r ater, fetidness. Beating cloths (as they do at the fulling mills,
bleaching-greens, &c.).
a ijnd (iv of ^‘o^) Gathering fruit. Having fruit fit to
be gathered (a tree). Being very fertile (land).
aWI ajna-a, Hump-backed. A sheep whose horns bend
backwards.
A ajndby (pi. of jamb) Sides, parts, (pi. of
jumb) Polluted. Ijndb, (iv of Being afar off.
Putting away. Causing any one to retire, or to avoid. Being
in a state of ceremonial uncleanness. Suffering from a pleurisy.
Coming as a stranger. Being exposed to the south wind.
A ^ ijndh) (iv of ^^*-) Rendering inclined.
A ajndd, (pi. of jund) Soldiers, troops, armies.
A Ajnddayn, Name of a place in Syria.
a ajnaS) (pi. of jins) Kinds, sorts, species,
goods, things. Wares, household goods. Various
kinds of riches. Various sorts, different kinds,
p Playthings, toys.
A u -ijndfy (iv of u.c«>-) Declining from the right w r ay ;
injustice. Discovering any one to be unjust.
a ijndn^ (iv of jannu) Rolling a winding-sheet
round a corpse; hiding, concealing, burying. Coming on (the
darkness of night). Buzzing (as flies). Making mad.
a ujnaby Foreign, strange; a foreigner, a stranger.
Inclining or going to one side; obstinate, refractory,
p ajumbdn, Motionless, fixed.
A ajnibat, (pi. of jandb) Sides, parts, margins.
Corners. Thresholds, courts, &c. before houses.
A ajnably, A foreigner, a stranger.
A ' l -,— ^ ajnablyat, The state of being a stranger or alien.
A ajnat, ijnat, ujnat, for wajnat, zcijnat or icujnat,
The cheek, particularly the upper and more prominent part.
a ajinnat, (pi. of { j~&~jantn) Embrios.
A <bsAr»-! ajnihat, (pi. of ^j^jandh) Wings, hands, fins, (Lev.
xi. 9) pinnacles, (Matt. iv. 5) projections of any kind,
r ujand, Obsequious, obedient.
a ajnaf) One deviating from that which is just; acting
iniquitously in not obeying the commands, or fulfilling the inten
tions of a will. One having a hollow back, bent inward.
a ajinnaka,) (or min ajinnaka), (poet, for
lL£)\ min ujli annaka) Because that thou.
p Ajangan, Name of a village and fortress in Khu
rasan.
a i/nis, A stupid, dull, indolent man, one who doe*
neither good nor harm ; also a timid, slow man.
A qjzsad, (pi. of S\y^juzoddj) Liberal, bountiful.
ajzcur, (pi. of iI^-jwt*) Neighbours.
a ajxDUz, (pi. j*>- jaxoz) Middles, centres.
a i — Al ajwdf) Name of a place.
a ajicdl) (pi. of {}^~jdl) The parapets of wells.
A ajicdm^ (pi. of ^X^jam) Cups, bowls, goblets.
a ujwdni, A sort of spice.
A ajicdyin, A species of aniseed. Hen
bane seed.
A ajzcab, Prevailing, efficacious (prayer).
A ajzcibah, (pi. of jazedb) Answers, replies.
s-tjy>-\ Answers which put to silence.
a ajzcas, Arched, vaulted. One whose belly is pro
minent above, and lank below.
A-^y^ ff/q/, Greatly inflamed, red, resplendent. Ujuj, (from
^ (l jj a ) Being salt, bitter, or brackish (water).
( or ajur), A brick, or bricks. An odorife
rous apple, nosegay, or any thing held in the hand on account of
its pleasant smell.
ajui'y (pi. of ajr) Rewards, premiums, marriage-
portions. (from^s-^) The setting of a broken or sprained limb.
A ajar ah) A reward, hire, fare, wages. Yj\d &
labourer for hire.
A djwizat) (pi. ofy\e*-jayiz) Beams.
a j xca f’) Concave, hollow. Ample, large, (in gram.)
A concave verb, one whose medial radical is either a j or a i_f*
A ujizafuni) (The two hollow's) The belly and the
matrix.