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A Al ash-habani, Name of two mountains in Najd.
A ash-har. More or most celebrated, known, notorious.
^ a l ash-karani, The drum and standard. Ash-hur,
(pi. of Jt* shahr) Months. CLiVct^x<i The four known or
sacred months, viz. and
^during which it is reckoned unlawful to go to war; (a prohibition
which is more ancient among the Arabs than Muhammadanism).
A ash-haly Grey-eyed.
A ash-ha'^ More or most desirous, or desirable.
A ish-hibaby (xi of Being of an ash-colour.
A ashy, (from Feigning, inventing. Finding ne
cessary, having occasion. Asha', A white spot on the forehead
of a horse. Isha', (heb. 'Ly*) Jesse the father of David.
A ^i>\ ushayy, A small palm-tree. Name of a valley,
p U-il ashiya, A nest. Like, as, in the same manner.
A L-id ashyd, (pi. of shay-a) Things, clothes, effects.
Li' ushayy d, (dim. ofL^Sd ashyd) Trifles, things of small weight.
A ashydkh, (pi. of shaykh) Old men, sages, se
nators, doctors, prelates, dervises, religious men.
A ashyd<£, (pi. of shay^) Parts, quantities, (pi. of
shiya^) Companions, equals, peers. Followers, dependants.
A ashydf mdmisd, Poppy-juice.
p^LiT ashy an, (or ) A nest. One’s native country. A
ceiling, a roof. (Having a nest in Paradise)
the blessed, the deceased of happy memory, dwelling in Para-
dise. The nest of felicity (one of the titles of the
Ottoman Porte). djLiT To build a nest.
A ashydwdt, (pi. of shay-a) Things,
p l—---£>1 dshlb, Terror. Affliction. Confusion.
A ashyab, White or grey-haired. A mountain white
with snow. The sound made by a camel whilst drinking.
p^a^I dshtj, Opposite, adverse, contrary.
A jJA ashyur, (pi. ofjL^j shiydr) Saturdays.
A Ashlrat, Name of a town in Mauritania,
p ushlgah, A privy.
A ashyam, Distinguished by a mole or any other natural
mark. A species offish.
a Ashtmdn, Name of two places; also of a man.
p dshin, A cook. A baker,
p dshinah, An egg.
A ashy ah, More or most base, shameful. (A man) having
various-coloured hair; (^j^ ablak is applied to a horse, and
azra-a to a goat, when they have hair of different shades).
p dshihah, (or <!^-*Jti\) The neighing of ahorse. Echo.
*a ijo\ assa, (fut. ya-ussu) (The camel) was strong.
A ^js\ iss, Root, origin, (for iss) A foundation.
A C— is-db, (iv of c-^s) Having the head full of nits.
A isdbat, (iv of i —r ! y^) Overtaking, reaching, arriving
at. Injuring, hurting. Speaking properly, conceiving well,
hitting the mark. Transmitting, forwarding, causing to arrive.
Rectitude, justness. Contagion, infection.
a asdbi^, (pi. of asba^) Fingers. Favours, be
nefits. CLf\j Name of a place in Syria.
The little finger. A species of black grape.
Sweet basil. Name of a medicinal root.
Name of a kind of stone found in the Red Sea.
A JjUpI asdbal, (pi. of istubl) Stables, stalls.
A usably, (pi. of asba^) Fingers.
a asdhib, (pi. of sahib) Lords, friends, in
habitants.
A isdkhat, (iv of £}«s) Listening.
A isdd, A hollow place between mountains, where water
stagnates, marshy ground. jldH cul J Zdtu'l isdd, Name of a
place ; also a stadium, or course, a hundred bow-shots in length.
A asddik, (pi. of sadik) Sincere, true. Friends.
AjLjI isdr, A short rope for fastening the lower parts of the
tent to the tent-pins.
a isdrat, (iv of jj*e) Filling with desire, giving the mind
a propensity to any pursuit.
a asdritn, (pi. of sirm) Contiguous streets or houses.
People who lead camels to the watering-places.
A asdtil, (pi. of istabl) Stables, stalls.
a jzS J\ asdghir, (pi. of asghar) Little, contemptible.
A Al asdght, Name of a place in Hajaz.
A Zj\J\ isdfat, (xv of i—i,^) Entering upon the summer-season.
Begetting children in old age. Averting (evil from anyone).
a Al asdjir, Name of certain mountains between Madina
and Mecca.
a JLd dsdl, (pi. of astl) Times. Evenings.
A asdlat and isdlat, Firmness, constancy, solidity of
judgment.
AC-ftJLsI asdlif, (pi. of aslaf) Hard grounds.
A asdyil, (pi. of asil) Rooted, permanent.
jjs a asaba, (fut. ya-sibu) (The field) was bare.
A isbd, (iv of ^c^) Bearing a male child. Turning to
the east wind. Making frantic with love.
A A~a\ isbd-a, (iv of L^>) Rising (a star). Growing (a tooth,
nail, &c.). Attacking an enemy.
A asbdb, (pi. of sabab) Sloping grounds.
a asbdh, (pi. of subh) The dawns, auroras, morn
ings. Isbdh, (i\ of ^ya) Rising betimes. Coming, doing any
thing, early in the morning. Becoming (learned). Diligence,
application of mind. Drawing out the wick of a lamp, so as to
make it burn brighter. Being sun-shiny (the day).
asbdr, (pi. of sibr) White clouds. Xj\~e\
(Filled) to the brim (a vessel). In whole, the whole ol
it. J^ftar, (iv of ^*s) Using violence. Detaining forcibly, and
putting to death. Commanding one to exercise patience. Eating