"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎١‎٣‎١] (١٨٢٦/٢٦٧)

a alma^y alma^ly or yabna^jy) Ingenious,
keen, shrewd, perspicacious, judicious.
a abna^iyat, Sagacity, penetration, acuteness.
a Alamlam, Name of a large mountain near Mecca.
a al minnat I'Hlah, God be praised,
p Almtit, Name of a city in Gilan, near the Caspian sea.
r ilimun, A lemon.
a alma') Black or brown-lipped. t Very brown (spear).
Dark (thicket or shade). Thick, shady (tree).
p almt (or aim), A pillar, post, or jamb of a door,
p ! alunj) A wild plum,
p Alinjan^ Name of a province in Persia.
p^jSjcU! alnujtan) To take amiss, to be angry.
alanjuj) Xylo aloes.
a JJgJ^ alandad) A formidable adversary,
p alankah) A flame.
p alang) A sort of entrenchment. A garrison.
g alaniyun, (E'xe’viov) Ilelenium, elecampane.
Pjll d/u, Lean, emaciated, lank, extenuated. Defiled, con
taminated. A brick-kiln. A Damask plum, (s )> The
yam or potatoe-root.
A y\ alw or uluzc, (from ill) Failing. Doing less than one
ought. Being unequal to. Omitting. Intermitting. Delay
ing, hesitating, being tardy. Becoming proud. Not leaving
(anything). Ability, capability. Superiority. A/r-c, A benefit,
p ^ \ dlzcu (or \^\ ihea,) Aloes,
p \y\ Alzcdy Name of a sword-bearer to Rustam Zal.
a ilwd) (iv of ui^) Turning (the head). Moving or rais
ing (the tail). Denying (a debt). (An eagle) carrying off
(any thing). Making a signal (with your garment). Becoming
flaccid, withered (pot-herbs). Drying up (semen virile). Has
tening to a place where the hills of sand terminate, and more
solid ground is found. Hoisting (a standard). Flocking to the
royal standard, enlisting as a soldier. Eating victuals w hich had
been concealed. Seizing upon what is in any dish, to the ex
clusion of others. Wishing for a great deal,
p ulwd) Stars, planets, constellations.
a ulu’^ (Men) possessed of, endowed with, having.
A alnoah) (pi. of lazch) Planks, tables. Surfaces.
a ahcaZ) (pi. of ijl laicz) Sides, circuits, environs, of a
mountain. The windings of a river or valley.
P jyi al zcdz, An asylum. A mountain.
A j\y\ alzcaz, (pi. of lazcz) Almonds.
alw ail) (pi. of lawn) Colours. Forms, species.
p ulwdn khurdaii) To swallow voraciously,
p I ulwdh) A kind of sweet cane ; the herb galingale, with
its root 5 aloes. It was with this wood, according to the Ara
bians, that Moses sweetened the waters of Marah in the desert.
The piece of it which he possessed, they say, descended to him,
through a succession of patriarchs, from Noah, who had pre
served it in the ark.
A aliib) Brisk, alert, ready (in lifting up a water-pot).
A high cold wind, sweeping the earth, and whirling the dust.
pdiyT dlu bald) An armarylla, or sour cherry.
p^jlT dlu Bukhdrd) The Damascene plum.
a alwat) ilwat) or ulwat. An oath.
a alwas. Languid, flaccid, slow of speech or gait, drawl
ing. Mad, frantic, foolish. Strong, robust.
a aluj) Elecampane, an herb, which is a specific against
the bite of serpents. Alwajj) Sweet cane.
p 1 dluchah) A small plum. A corinth. A cherry,
p J*! 1 dlud) Contaminated, stained, polluted, dirtied, soiled,
bespattered, besmeared, fouled. I zcujud-i khata-a
dlud) A person stained with crimes. Jjl 1 c—flyri- ktidb-uluil)
Drowned in sleep. Jy! 1 ^y>- chashm-i khun-dlud) Hav
ing the eye bloody, bloodshot. \ ghubar-dlud) Covered
with dust. <y 1 jls* tnajdz-dliid) Polluted with crimes.
a Jy!! ahead) Thick (neck). Perverse, obstinate, refractory,
p ^yt>yj 1 dludagt) Contamination, stain, defilement,
p ^Jyl 1 dludaU) To stain, pollute, contaminate, defile. To
anoint. To covet, desire. To sin. To be polluted, defiled.
p 20*11 dluduh) Stained, polluted, smeared, defiled. Disturbed,
confused. Overwhelmed. Mingled. Covetous, full of desire.
Weak, impotent. jojeL iJy! I Smeared with blood. Weeping.
p J $J>y!l dludah-ddmaii) Having the tails of one’s gar
ments bespattered with mud. A sinner, fornicator, adulterer.
p jy3l dlur) The fleshv part of the hip, the buttocks. The tail
(of a large size peculiar to sheep of a certain species),
r ! dluS) Glancing amorously or in anger.
a ^y-yJI aluS) A thing, any thing, as L-yl' Us tnd zuktu
alusa/i) I did not taste any thing, p The tribe of Rohillahs.
p ! dlusati) A species of plum, emollient and aperient,
c ^pjylI alusan, (A'^vatrov) Alysson, or madwort.
p Jjy!' Alwand) Name of a high mountain in Hamadan.
p ^yiy^ alush) Provisions from the king’s table. Remains.
p^-X^lylt dilushidati) (for dghdahidan) Toembracf'.
a Ly!^ alwat) More amiable, more excellent of heart.
alzoa^) Insanity, fatuity, madness, weakness of mind.
a t_?y!l uluf) Very familiar. G/ii/’, (pi. of k—iJW///’) Thousands.
a Jjyl^ alwak) Foolish.
\ <L:£\ alukat) A dish made with butter and dates, fresh
butter. More desirable than fresh butter.
a LjJy\ aluk) An ambassador, messenger, nuncio, legate or
apostle. A letter. News. Uluk) The Evangelist Luke.
a <L£y!! alukat) A mission. A letter, news, advice,
p i J^Syll dlugardah) A kind of fruit.
a <Lcy!' alumat) Blame, reprehension. Name of a place,
p <Gy]l dlunah) A wash, a cosmetic, a paint for the face.