"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎١‎٣‎٦] (١٨٢٦/٢٧٧)

a ^**1^ atnlas. Even, smooth. Sound-backed (horse).
a laLe^ Smooth-bodied. Featherless (arrow).
a^Lc^ a/nlagh, Obscene (discourse).
a CJuU\ umlut) A barren plain, a desert.
A umludy (fern. i umliidat') Fender, delicate.
a umludan, (or umluddnty) A desert.
a cli*Lc! umluk, (pi. of math') Kings,
r <tL«! dmulah or amlah, (s 3TR^) The myrabolan-tree.
A J^Lcl imltdy Tender (boy or branch). A desert.
a imlis (or iL-Lc^ imfisat), A barren desert.
a irnHsas, (xi of i^l*) Blindness. Sleekness.
a | ^ ) — imltsty^ (A wild pomegranate) hollow in the heart.
a imltSy A swift pace. An accelerated journey.
a amani) (from j**^) Being near. Being moderately dis
tant. Approaching. Manifest. Easy. Small, few. Oppo
se, from the other side. min amum^ Hard by, near at
hand. ^ amam dart, Opposite my house. Udb -
*\a*<\ I was not injured by the smallest injury. Umam y (pi. of
<L*\ ummat) People, nations. Sects, religions. Herds.
p ^/c! dman y Circumference, circuit (in general applied as a
minor term, when compared to something of the same kind of a
greater circumference or extent).
A ^y<\ dman, The best. The most sincere.
a ^1 dmin y Secure, safe, fearing nothing.
* a amana y (fut. yu-munii) He confided.
* A amina y (fut. ^eb ya-minu) He was secure.
* A amuna, (fut. ya-munu) He was trust-worthy.
a ^yc\ amn y Shelter, refuge, an asylum.
a ^yc\ aman y (from Faith, confidence, trust. Security,
repose, peace, liberty, safety. Rectitude, sincerity, integrity.
aL<! amnd y (pi. of mana) Minas, certain weights of
about 2lbs. (but according to some 6lbs.). Scales, balances.
Measures for dry goods. Imnd y (iv of ^^<) Arriving and liv
ing in the valley of Mecca, called Mina’. Primis decern vel
quindecim diebus dignosci non potens camelam num conceperit
necne. amannd zca sadaknd y We believed and
acknowledged as true.
a timand, (pi. of ^^^d amin) Prefects. Tax-gatherers,
collectors of revenue. Superintendants, supervisors.
a imndh y (i \of ,^vc) Being near bringing forth (a camel),
a amndn y (pi. of ^ mann) Weights of about 2lbs. each.
Imndn, (iv of manna) Fatiguing (a journey).
p dmanat y Split wood, put up in bundles for sale.
a amanat y Security. Faith, confidence. Aminat y \ wo-
man’s name. Umanat, Unsuspecting. A trustee, a depository.
a arnna^. More inaccessible, more strongly fortified.
a amriiyat y Security, repose. A place of safety.
a <L^<d umniyat, Desire, wish.
p yc\ dmu, A tumour, swelling, inflation. Amu or Ab-i dmu.
The name of the river Oxus, Bactrus or Jihun, called also
Nahr-i Balkh, The river of Balkh. It rises in the mountains of
Imaus, dividing Iran (Persia) from Turan (Transoxania), and
runs nearly from east to west; till, splitting into two branches,
one of them falls into the Caspian sea, and the other into Aral-
nahr, or the Eake of Eagles,
p yc\ amu y Jealousy.
a CL>\y<\ amzcdit, (pi. of mayyit) The dead.
a CLi\y<\ amaze at y (pi. of <L<d amat) Servant-maids, hand-maids.
A ~\ye\ amzedjy (pi. of mazej) Waves, billows.
A amzcdk, (pi. of Jjyc muk) Strong boots.
A amKdl y (pi. of JU mdl) Riches, goods, effects.
a Ayc\ imzedn, (pi. of amat) Servant-maids.
A amzcdhf (ph of s\*< md-a) W aters.
a iy>\ amzcat, imzoat y or umzsat, A maid-servant,
p “Mut) A bird’s nest.
ACLfyo\ umut, (pi. of amt) Unequal grounds. High
grounds. Differences (in opinion). Doubts. Hills, hillocks or
unequal rugged grounds. Altitudes, protuberances, projections.
Proper regulations for living. "W eaknesses. Distortions about
the mouth. W rinkles or folds in loose garments.
a Syc\ umuzDicat (from U^), Becoming a maid-servant,
p \Jyc\ dmutiyu, A damsel, a hand-maid.
A amzcaj, Corpulent. Hasty. A fool.
p dmdkhtun, To teach, to learn. To swell, to blow up.
P fc>>~yc\ dmdkhtah, Taught. Learnt. Swelled, inflated,
p^jjyel dmudan (for dmddan) y lo prepare. To
adorn. To mix. To fill.
pijyd Full. Mixed. Plucked up. Prepared. In
structed, taught. An interpretation. A jewel, a pearl,
p jy*\ dmur y A tumour.
At y*\ amur, Commanding, ordering. Umur, (pi. of^' amr)
Things, affairs, acts,deeds,businesses. j Affairs
of state and religion. Good, beautiful, elegant
things, Public, or state-affairs.
p yo\ umur-dldah, Experienced, skilful in affairs.
vjy<\ dmdz, Teaching. Learned, skilful. ddnish
dmdz y Skilled in science, a doctor, learned man. ^ (ir
dmdz y Experienced, clever, ready in business.
p dmbzdnidan (or dmdzdndan)^o teach.
To cause to learn or teach.
p {Lj yo\ dmbzishy Instruction,
p dmdz-gdr y A teacher. A learner,
p dmbz-ndk, A teacher. A student. A name of God.
p SAiJiy.*! a/wozawi/aA, Teaching. Learning.
p^JoJ^ol dmozidan, To teach, lo learn,
p amus y Bishop’s weed. A seed put into bread,
p dmusnly A woman who has a husband in comm
with another woman.