"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎١‎٢‎٩] (١٨٢٦/٢٦٢)

A jjl—sil iltisak, (vm of ^~i) Sticking 1 , adhering.
a iltisasy (vm of lassa') Cementing, joining,
fastening with cramp-irons. Firmly adhering.
A iltisak, ('vm of Being united, consolidated,
glued together. Adhesion.
A LIV? ‘.j] iltitiit, (vm of L] lattd) Being rubbed over with
musk. Veiling herself (a woman). Causing (the door) to be
shut. Covering, veiling.
a iltita^, (vm of ^ial) Drinking or lapping dry, a cup
or a cistern.
a iltitum, (vm of jjal) Dashing furiously (waves).
a Ha-sJ] iltiza, (vm of ^JaJ) Burning, blazing.
AC—>UsJ] iltizjib, (v 111 of l—%* 3) Sport, pastime.
A —.IxsJ] (vm of ^*^) Being wasted with grief.
A Jjl*sJ] ilti^ak) (vm of ^JaI) Changing colour (the face).
ilti^an, (vm of ( jAl) Cursing, railing atone another.
A jUsJ] iltighad) (vm of A*J) Taking (any thing) against the
will of the owner.
A UsJ] iltifa, (vm of Arrival, interview.
a .iUsJ] iltifa-a, ( vm of l&J) Peeling bark. Picking the flesh
off a bone. Scattering (as wind the clouds).
A C—lisJ] iltifdty (vm of cs-oJ) Turning towards another.
Regard. Respect, courtesy, reverence. An apostrophe.
A iltifd^j (vm of £-^) Putting on an upper garment.
(Being) covered with plants (ground). Being changed (colour).
A iltifdf, (vm of loffa) Growing luxuriantly, be
ing entangled (plants). Wrapping one’s self up in a garment.
a iltifdm, (vm of j*iJ) Putting a fillet over the nose.
A liol] iltikd, (vm of ^yi)) Meeting, encountering. An in
terview, an audience, a conversation, a conference.
A iltikaS) (vm of j^^a)) Taking, receiving.
A iltikdt) (vin of kaJ) Collecting, gathering. Stum
bling unexpectedly (upon one).
A iltikutaii) Unexpectedly, suddenly.
A clibJ] iltikd^j (vm of £-£-5) Changing, fading (as colour).
A iltikdrn, (vm of j*a-J) Devouring, swallowing.
A iltikdk, (vm of di'! lakka) Thronging, crowding
(people). Being drawn up in close array (an army). Having
thick foliage (a rose-bush). Committing a blunder (in speak
ing). Pleading slowly and deliberately.
a Ud] iltimd) (vm of^d) Flashing. Fading (colour).
A.iUcJ] iltimd-a, (vm of Ul) Taking or laying by, any frag
ments (of meat) in a dish. Fading (colour).
a iltimds, (vm of ^j*d) Praying, supplicating, peti
tioning, beseeching. Informing respectfully. Prayer.
A kUd] iltimdz, (vm of lid) Throwing (food) hastily into
the mouth. Making a smacking noise with the lips. Taking
away another’s due. Being folded or wound about anything.
A iltimd^ (vm of £>d) Shining, flashing, being re
splendent. Carrying away privately. Being changed (colour).
p altamghd) Royal insignia. A royal grant in perpe
tuity. A royal diploma. A mark put by authority upon gold or
silver, to show them to be of the proper standard. Tribute, tax
(levied on travellers).
A Ijdl iltiwd, (vm of tjyl) Being bent, doubled, folded toge
ther. Being preferred. Hanging back, turning aside from
laziness. Laying by a part of the food called (a woman).
p cliydl Altuk, Name of a kingdom.
A l^il] iltihd) (vm of^d) Amusing one’s self.
A C— iltihdby (vm of L— -fJ) Inflammation. Burning.
dtish-i garm iltihdb^ A fire burning fiercely.
A iltihds, (vm of ci-^S) Lolling out his tongue (a dog).
A iltihdf, (vm of a^) Being burnt. Burning.
A iltihdm, (vmof ^jl) Swallowing quickly, bolting. Ex
hausting (the udder). Fading, changing (colour)t.
a Ulta\ Name of a fortified place.
A allati, (fern, of allazi^ rel. pron.) Who, which.
A iltiyaS) (vm of aiJjl) Curling, crisping the hair.
Mixture, confusion, intricacy. Tardiness, prolixity.
A iltiydh) (vm of ^yl) Being thirsty.
A iltiydz, (vm of Jy!) Flying to, taking refuge with.
aLUJ] iltiydt) (vm of kyl) Discharging an arrow, or a ma
lignant glance. Adopting into one’s family. Affiliation.
A kLij] iltiydz, (vm ofky!) Being difficult (an affair).
A iltiyd^ (vm of ^yS) Being inflamed with love. Pining
away with grief. Sorrow, distress.
a iltiydk, (vm of Jh~) Acting with sincerity. Intimacy,
Adherence, devotedness. Contentment, independence.
A j*l—j] ilti-dm, (vm of ^li) Feathering an arrow. Agree
ment, coalition, concurrence. Obedience, submission. Placid
ness, gentleness.
A iltiydm, (vm of ^yl) Being blamed, chidden.
a lil] *7so, (iv of ^^i) Being wet (as a garment, &c.). Soil
ing clothes (sweat). Giving to one the juice of a tree to drink.
A Cjkl] Usds, (iv of lassa) Being importunate, urgent.
Remaining in a place. Raining for several days successively.
A Jjki] ilsdk, (iv of (JiJ) Wetting, moistening.
a alsa^y Stuttering in pronouncing the letters or c.
a j-il] alsaghj A stammerer. One who pronounces the letters
tghu, J la, or C—> ba instead of j ra.
p alj, Proud, haughty. Of a dignified mien.
a .tLs!] iljd-a, (iv of tsl) Compelling, forcing. Referring a
matter to God, and submitting to his will.
a -Is] iljdj, ( iv of ^ lajja) Braying aloud and foaming at
the mouth (a camel).
A i—slsl] aljdf, (pi. of <— lajaf) Wells or trenches in stables,
&c. Cuts in the sides of a well, through which some part of the
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