"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٨‎٨] (١٨٢٦/١٨٠)

a (pi. of is&fl/*) Shoe-makers. Handi
craftsmen.
p asal) A foundation, a basis. An edifice.
A JLl asal. Manners, conditions. Sig-ns, marks.
a L.4 is-al, (iv of J L.-) G ranting- a request.
A iLL.-! «*-«/«/, (from Projecting-(cheeks or jaw-bones).
A tsliU:! isalat) (iv of ;) Diffusing-, causing- to flow.
A Assail, An Arabian surname.
a C— as a lib) (pi. of uslub) Modes, manners, ways.
Parts of doctrine or of knowledge. Lions’ necks.
Letters in the way of congratulation.
A e£r^ as dll k f The parts adjacent to the palate, the tonsils.
G asdliyuri) (Ze^ivov) Parsley.
AfU asdr/i) (pi. of ism for surnw) Names.
A iUL:! as dm at, A lion. <LcL;l \j>~\ ajra-a min as dm at)
Bolder than a lion. Isdimat) (iv of Sending to graze.
A w<U as ami (pi. of sam^) Ears, hearing.
a <UiLJ asamah (for as ami)) (pi. of ism) Names.
A catalogue, a list, a muster-roll. A woman’s name.
A asami) (pi. of ism) Names, a A dependant, a |
client. A tenant, a renter. A debtor ; the defendant of a suit.
Office, place, appointment. The substitution of one for another,
p asdmiS) M ild camomile.
p^LT Easy, convenient, commodious. Threads, strings. I
dsdin-giV) Easy of access, courteous, affable.
a ^LT asan, (pi. of usun) Dispositions, tempers, man- j
ners, modes of living. Ropes.
A as-an (or aszcdn)) Sad, mournful.
p JUT dsdni) Facility, ease. Repose, sleep.
, A A -. 1 LJ asdnid) (pi. of isndd) Allegations on the au
thority of another, imputations, attributes.
p^A-jLo! dsdnidaii) To facilitate, to expedite.
A usdzcat) Medicine, the medical art. Remedy, cure.
A asdzcid) (pi. of aszcad) Large black serpents,
(pi. of • sazcdd) Bodies. Names of certain hills in Arabia. I
AjjLs! asdzcir (or asdzciraf)) (pi. of siwdr) Brace-
ets.
A asdnci) (pi. of dsiyat) Female surgeons, who |
circumcise girls. Large pillars. Safeguards, garrisons,
p oU dsdy (for Ld dsd)) Like, resembling. Ease, quiet.
A V.U asdyd) (pi. of tL-^l dsiyat) Sad, mournful (women),
p dsdydnidan, To give rest. To praise. To lift up.
Aj.:Ld asd-ir, (pi. ofyjLs sd-ir) Parts. Others.
p^/iuU:! dsdyish) Ease, quiet, rest, peace, repose, leisure.
^£jL:1 To enjoy tranquillity. To abide, dwell, stop, stay,
p i dsdyish-kadah, A place of rest.
A asayin, (pi. of asinat) Hardnesses. Strong bow
strings. Thongs of leather, of which, twisted together, they
make bridles.
A asuyun (or asydnun). Sad, mournful, melan
choly, anxious (men).
p (j^Lsl disdyidan. To rest, to cease.
p d disib. An endeavour, an effort. A nail, a claw, a hoof,
p ^ asb (or asp), (s 3^)
A horse.
The hippopotamus. A swift horse,
A war-horse. C—-wl A white or grey horse. A
slender horse, delicately formed. A restive horse.
A led horse. C—j \^~J\ A horse and his furni
ture or baggage. J To win (at chess).
A isb. The fundament, pubes, and the hair growing
around those parts.
p isab. An excrescence on the body.
A CU-tL-d isbd-at, A duct, a stream of blood.
A <—>L~d asbdb) (pi. of sabab) Causes, motives, argu
ments, reasons, incentives, stimulatives. Modes, ways, manners,
means. Instruments, utensils, apparatus. Cloths, apparel, effects,
moveables, goods, chattels, furniture. ^jLj ^c-jL-d Necessaries,
provisions, preparations for travelling. The means
of living. necessaries for travelling.
(Causes of the arrivals from heaven) Name of a
work, showing the causes for which each verse of the Kur’an
was sent from heaven, p ^c_-?L*d Military stores.
A isb at, (iv of c: -w) Resting. Keeping a sabbath.
A t>L-d asbdd) (pi. of sibd) Rogues, thieves. Wolves.
A^U«d asb dr, (pi. of sibr or sabr) Forms. Origins, roots.
Colours. Beauties.
Ai?L~d asbdt, (pi. ofliM-is /&0 Tribes, distinct bodies. The
tribes of Israel. Sons and kindred.
A asbd^, (pi. of j-f—" sib^) (Camels) enduring thirst for
seven days. (pi. of sabi^) Seventh parts. Isbd^, (iv of
w—;) Completing the number seven. Having camels which
drink on the seventh day. Making havock amongst the flock
(a wolf). Feeding upon, or serving up, the flesh of wild beasts.
Giving a child to nurse. Dismissing, setting at liberty.
A ^U^Ws 6 ag/z,(ivofw—i) Completing. Loading with benefits.
Putting on an ample coat of mail.
p asb-afgun, A horseman who charges the enemy.
a JjL-d asbdk, (pi. of sabak) Pledges, wagers.
a (JUms! asbdl, (pi. of sabal) Rains. Ears of corn. Rims
of water-buckets. Isbul, (iv of U L-.-) Letting down (drawers).
Raining copiously. Weeping profusely. Coming into ear (corn).
p^LJ ds-bdn, A miller.
A. asbdn, (pi. of sabn) Thin coifs or hoods. Isbdn,
(iv of ( ^-*~-) Putting on a veil worn by the women of Baghdad.
p ^ Asbdnbur, Name of a city founded by Nushirwan.
p asb-angez, A spur.
p Asbdnikat) Name of a city and river in Turkistan.
p s\*~)\ isbdh (or ispuh), A large army. A dog.
a asbut, (pi. of c: sabt) Drowsinesses. Failings in
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