"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٩‎٥] (١٨٢٦/١٩٤)

A istiza^j (x of Asking- for an abatement.
A istizani) (x of ^j) Injuring, hurting.
A istita-Qj (x of Finding (a bed) soft.
A istitan, (x of Dwelling in a place, residing.
A <— istizaf) (x of <—cJrj) Taking the whole (property).
A isti-^aby (x of c-^vCj) Asking in a present. Taking
(the whole). Extirpating, erasing, destroying.
A istt^ary (x of jZ-j) Finding (a road) rugged.
A isti^aly (x of (Jxj) Taking refuge in a mountain.
A isttghaly (x of ,Jxj) Washing the groin.
a U-x-sl istifay (x of ^<ij) Satisfying completely, paying or
receiving the whole of what is due. Renouncing, relinquishing.
A isfifady (x of Aij) Sitting on one’s toes.
A istlfdry (x ofjij) Receiving or paying what was due.
Ajla-x-^ istlfdzy (x of jsy) Standing on tip-toe. Watching
for an opportunity.
A istlfuzy (x of Running fast. Causing to make
haste. Being driven here and there. Expelling, banishing.
A JjUuxjI istlfdky (x of Imploring divine guidance and
grace. Directing, assisting, succouring.
A istlkdhy (x of ^j) Being hard (nails or hoofs).
A istikddy (x of Sij) Kindling, lighting (a fire).
A ljliLx-4 istikdzy (x ofiaib) Watching, awakening. Making
a tinkling noise (a necklace, &c.).
A istlkd^y (x of £-Jj) Sharpening a sword. Anxiously
expecting. Being terrified.
A < jIsLxJ istikdfy (x of aij) Standing, waiting. Requesting
one to wait, or to detain (another). Asking fora legacy.
A istikdriy (x of Knowing for sure, ascertaining.
A AiuxJ istlkdhy (x of Aij) Listening to, obeying.
A ^.lCx-4 istlkdhy (x of ^j) Being penurious, sordid, nig
gardly. Being fat and fleshy (young birds).
A istikd^y (x of £^j) Acquiring strength.
A < istikdfy (x of (— a^«) Catching any thing dripping
or distilling. Letting fall in drops.
A alCxJ istlkdhy (x of<^) Strength, corpulency.
p astily Half a pound. Six dirhems (about 5-^d each).
a^Lx-^ istildy (x of Victory, superiority, conquest, do
minion, power, authority. Hitting the mark.
A istilddy (x of JOj) Endeavouring to make breed. (A
man) having a child born to him of a female slave which he
claims or acknowledges as of his own begetting; the mother of
such a child is called an jJuH urnmn'l walad.
p dstiniy A sleeve. A sheath. Lining. Blood from a
wound. A healed wound. A poultice. The orifice of a bottle.
AjU.*xJ isti-mdry (x ofConsulting, deliberating.
A isti -rndn, (x of ^t) Confiding, considering trust
worthy. Begging protection, taking refuge.
p dsfiny A sleeve. c j-xJl To be cheerful.
To confer favours. To abandon, to refuse, v -j *
or r ^° tuc ^ U P one’s sleeve, i. e.
to prepare for business. ji To pass by a
fault. jj-x-sjJ ^^ 2 —»l Fault, blemish. Ji To shed
tears. A garment without ornaments.
aI^xJ isti-ndy (x of (J^) Waiting, expecting.
A isti-ndsy (x of Being intimate, familiar.
Becoming gentle (a wild beast). Knowing. Asking leave.
A < jlxx-^ isti-ndfy (x of x-ai!) Commencing. An exordium.
a ^IxxJ isti-ndny (x of ^ anna) Dozing, sleeping,
p tiX-X-d dstinahy A bird’s egg.
\ isti-zcdsy (x of ^^) Asking for a loan, a present,
aid, or company.
A istihdby (x of i—^fej) Asking in a present.
a usujy (for zcusuj) Swift camels.
A ^\s^) isjdhy (iv of ^? ^,, ) Pardoning, sparing, acquitting.
Soothing, giving good words.
a Jlsr^ asjddy Tribute. Asjdd or isjddy Jews and Christians,
who are charged with paying homage to the figures on certain
coins tendered for tribute. Isjddy (iv of ^sr 8 ) Bowing to the
ground, paying adoration. Beholding any thing very attentively.
Injuring the eye-lids.
a ^Lsr-1 asjdt^y (pi. of saj^) Rhimes. Cooings of turtles.
a isjdly (iv of J^sr 8 ) Filling (a cistern). Giving a
large bucket. Setting at liberty. Speaking categorically.
A isjdnty (iv of xs^* 8 ) Raining copiously.
asjahy Fine, well-proportioned (face).
asjary Having a blood-shot eye. Limpid (lake).
A ^-1 asjaniy Dry in the mouth (a camel).
A usju^aty (pi. of saj^) Rhimes, cadences.
Cooinofs of turtles.
A Isr* 8 ^ Al as-hdy Name of a well near Madina.
A is-hdty (iv of LX^sr 8 ) Extirpating. Unlawful gain.
A^-ls** 8 ! is-hdjy (iv of Peeling off the skin, flaying.
AjUH as-hd/'y (pi. of j-s-" 3 sahr) The lungs (of animals).
Is-hdr, (iv of >r s*' i ) Rising, going, or coming, in the morning,
p a^Lsr 8 ! as-hdrahy Mallows.
a JjlsH Is-hdky (heb. pny*) Isaac, (iv of Jisr 1 ) Remov
ing. Becoming thread-bare (a garment). Being lame in the
foot (a camel). Shrinking after milking (the teats).
a ls-hdkiyahy Name of a Muhammadan sect.
A Jls=H as-hdly (pi. of sahl) Stuffs made of cotton.
A is-haly Name of a tree with which they clean the
teeth.
A as-hamy Black. A horn. The womb. The nipple.
A wine-bottle. A cloud. Blood, in which conspirators dip
their hands.
A Al is-humdny Name of a mountain.
AjUxsH is-hinfdu'y (in of q) Quickness. Verbosity.