"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎١‎٢‎٩] (١٨٢٦/٢٦٣)

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water runs off. Troughs at the sides of wells, into which the
water runs from the reservoirs. The channels ot torrent*.
a Aljarri) Name of a place. Iljam, (iv of Bridling.
Coming up to the mouth (water). Burning the mark of a bridle
upon a horse.
a aljimat, (pi. of fU lijam) Bridles, reins. Marks,
resembling bridles, made upon cattle by burning,
p aljah, A fruit.
a aljabr. Algebra,
p alch, A proud, haughty man.
p I alchakht, ilchakht or ulchakht, Desire. Hope.
t ilchi, An embassador, a plenipotentiary, an envoy.
aU'! ilha, (iv of Traducing, reprehending, blaming.
A <--As.h ilhab, (iv of Striking (with a sword). Mak
ing an impression or mark.
A ilhaj, (iv of ^) Compelling, forcing.
a ilhah, (iv of ^ lahhd) Importunity, solicitation, ur
gency. Raining incessantly. Remaining fixed (a cloud). Be
ing refractory,' restive (a camel), lazy, lying down, when he
ought to stand, or go forward. Galling a camel’s back (a
saddle).
a Jls)| ilhad) (iv of ^s') Inclining, deviating. Impiety, ir-
religion, infidelity, heresy, idolatry. Dispute, contention, ca
lumny. Burying. Storing up grain against times of scarcity.
A ilhaSy (iv of Producing the first crop of grass
(ground). Putting forth herbage (such as sheep may crop).
A al husil, Upon the whole, in fine, to sum up all.
aJsIs)! ilhdz, (iv oflis^) Glancing, looking askance.
a ujuh ilhdf) (iv of i—is)) Sweeping the ground with the
train of a gown or robe (from ostentation). Importuning, urg
ing, forcing. Walking near the foot of a mountain.
A ilhdkj (iv of ^1^) Arriving, reaching, following.
Joining. Addition. Cohesion. The conjunctive particle.
a (Jls-H alhdl) Now, at present, ajjb iLlls-'l al hdlat hazihi,
Now, this being the case, things being thus situated.
a ilhdm, (iv of Consolidating, joining together.
Feeding upon flesh meat. Having a great deal of flesh-meat in
the house. Filling up with flesh (a wound). Being fat and
fleshy. Producing grain. Having grain in the ear (corn).
Weaving. Versifying. Finishing (any thing begun). Giving
(battle) with fury. Exposing (the honour of another) to the con
tumely of an enemy. Stopping, being restive, not proceeding
far, till compelled by stripes (a camel).
a jjlsh alhdn, (pi. of lahn) Notes, sounds, modulations,
or tones. khosh-alhdn,S\ng\ng melodiously, hav
ing sweet notes. a llhdn, (iv of c ^) Giving to understand. Un
derstanding, perceiving. Singing, chanting well.
a al hazar, Take care! beware! shun (it).
al hakk, In reality, truly, certainly, the truth is.
P al hamd kh’dndan, To read the first chapter
of the Kur’an, which opens thus: alhamdu l illah^ Praise
be to God.
alhan, More or most intelligent. Very melodious.
a alikh) And so forth, et cetera.
A^lsh ilkhdkh, (iv of J lakhkha) Mixing, confounding.
A ilk has, (iv of ^s-") Looking into the eye (of a ca
mel) in order to discover whether he is fat enough for slaughter.
ilkhdlik, A shirt, a shift, a waistcoat, an under-gar
ment. The Mogul coat.
p I alkhujt, Concupiscence, desire.
A alkhas, Having the upper eye-lid thick and hard.
alkhan, Uncircumcised. Offensive, rank.
A alkha', Blabbing, chattering, talkative. Crooked,
wreathed. (A camel) having* one knee larger than the other.
alkhi, The jamb, pillar, or post of a door.
A aladd, Quarrelsome, squabbling, litigious (man). (A
camel) five years old, and long-bodied.
a ilddd, (iv of ladda) Administering medicine to a sick
person through one corner ot his mouth.
a aldds, (pi. ofjjywJjJ ladds), Fat, fleshy. (She camels)
firm and full of flesh.
a /JjJ! ilddm, (iv of ^jJ) Continuing to afflict (a fever).
A tidal (for i zcildat), A daughter, a girl.
a ifjJ! aliddat, (pi. of JyjJ ladud and Jo Jo ladtd) Adversaries.
a UjJ! atTduui, Farewell, adieu, (from and U<J).
a jJI alazz, Sweeter, more or most delicious.
A ilzdm, (iv of j*j>!) Rendering necessary, making inse
parable, causing to adhere or remain constantly, fixing. Re
ducing, compelling. Joining, subjoining. Being addicted to.
a allazi (or allazi), (relat. masc. pron.) W ho, which,
p J,\ alur (orjf \ alur), Buttocks, hips.
r Jf!! alurd, A net with wide meshes in which gardeners carry
their vegetables to market.
p^!! alrah, A pillar, post, or jamb of a door.
AjJ^ alz, (fromjJl) Adhering. Inhering. Being addicted or
given up to any thing.
A ilzd-a, (iv of |p) Filling. Feeding to satiety (flocks).
A ilzdk, (iv of Jjp) Joining, cementing, glueing.
A ilzdm, (iv of j^jJ) Joining. Subjoining. Rendeiing
necessary, compelling. Convincing, confounding. Blame, re-