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11 bel i (s^) A « Indian fruit containing in a hard
shell a pulp somewhat resembling the apricot in flavour.
pLj bllu, Money set apart to be distributed in charity.
hi bilu-bar-ddr, One of the retinue of a great man
who scatters money amongst the populace, an almoner.
* irhi bildj, (s Impudent, shameless.
r j**’ bllak, A flower. A garden. A cool grot.
fCJXj j tldk, A gift, a present.
p <^fhi bllay, (in ancient Persian) A well.
a <LL> bilat, Making water, or the doing any thing similar.
p bJlchah, A hoe, a small mattock.
r\s\shi bl lihdzj Inattentive, indiscreet, ill-bred.
p bil-ddr, A digger, adelver. A pioneer,
p bilastah. The talons of a bird of prey. A kind of rose.
p bi latafat. Unpleasant, harsh, disagreeable,
p Biluft, Name of the planet Venus.
p xJshiti bilfakhand, A collection, an assembly.
p Bay Ik an. Name of a city in Armenia Major, near the
ports of the Caspian sea. Name of a district in Persia.
p LLShi baylak, A royal mandate. A bond. Title-deeds.
Bllak, A two-headed arrow. A mattock.
p baylam. The pod in which the cotton grows; also the
stuff*, resembling a coarser cotton, on the top of the Egyptian
papyrus. A wimble, an auger, a gimblet.
pI^Lj b7lzcd) A druggist, an apothecary,
p bilah, A mattock. An arrow with a broad head. An
island. A sort of medicine. A tray on which drugs are exposed
for sale. A privy purse. A royal mandate. The title-deeds to
an estate. Pus. The silk-worm’s cone. A cheek. Aside.
p bint, Fear, terror, dread, danger. A burden.
The danger of life. CA In dread of destruc
tion. jjiJjk-j From the fear of his power.
pjU-j blmdr, Sick, infirm, afflicted. The eye of a mistress.
A black or burning fever attended with perspiration,
p tlJojb jU-J bimdr-bdrik, Phthisic, consumption,
p blmdr-parasti, A servant of the sick, a nurse,
p bimdr-khdnah, An hospital, an infirmary.
jU-J bimdr-khez, Convalescent,
p btmdr-jun, The regimen of invalids. Sickly, ailing,
p bimdr-sdn, Like a sick person. A hospital,
p j\a*j bimdr-ghanj, Infirm, ailing. Love-sick,
p bimdr-gun (or bimdrun), Sickly-coloured.
p bimdr-gin, The diet of the sick. V aletudinaiy. ^
P^U-J bimdrah, (fern.) Sick, infirm, indisposed. ,j\^ u 1
That charming patient, that beautiful sick woman. ^
p cijU-J blmdrl, Disease, sickness, infirmity.
A consumption. Diseases incident to Imys. ^
P J U ^ bi ma-dl, Absurd, vain, fruitless. JU-J /J'j^
su-dl-i bi ma-dl, An absurd demand.
p bi mdlik, Without an owner. ^
mamdlik-i bi mdlik, A kingdom without a king.
p (jU-J bimdn, Dishonoured, disgraced. Dishonourable,
p JoJLc bi mdnand, Incomparable, unparalleled.
p (JjU ^ bi ma-wd’, Uninhabited, inhospitable.
bi mdyagi. Indigence, poverty.
vj> him bar, Price, value. Frightened,
p Jb^ bi misdl, Incomparable, unequalled.
Jlu-j.j dar kamdl-i husn o jamdl-i bi misdl, In
the perfection of beauty and elegance unequalled,
p bi majdl, Powerless, impotent,
pblsr^ bi muhdbd, Unceremonious, disrespectful,
p l) Isr 10 bi muhdbd palang, The world; fortune; death,
p iLw-lsr 0 ^ bi muhdsabah, Without calculation, at a venture,
p bi mahall, Impertinently, ill-timed,
p bi madad, Unaided, destitute, unassisted.
v jo bi mar, Immeasurable, infinite, innumerable.
bi marhamat, Without compassion. Pitiless.
v CL2»j.< bi muruzsat, Clownish, rude. Ungenerous,
p (,i>)J duzd-i) bi muzd, An infamous robber, or thief,
p bi mazagi, Distaste, disgust. Insipidity,
p bi mazah, Insipid, tasteless. ^j* To disgust.
P *0 bi masds, Without foundation,
p bi mashakkat, Without trouble, or weariness,
p bi ma^na', Unmeaning. Vain, frivolous, absurd,
unreasonable, ill-founded. Vainly, foolishly.
p^x*-j bi maghz, Brainsick, giddy, superficial. ^
jj bi maghzdn-i tar-ddman, Fornicators, adulterers,
p JliU ^j} bi makdl, Dumb, speechless, silent,
p bi mikddr (orjjJJU ^ bi makdur), Without au
thority. Without resource. Poor, miserable,
p <Lias>-L<) ^ bi muldhazah, Inconsiderately,
p ^^3 bi man, Spiritless.
p ^ bi minnat, Without the necessity of asking, with
out entreaty, Without favour or obligation. Independent.
p bimand, The mill-clapper. Rattles used by watch
men and boys. Any noisy instrument by which birds are fright
ened from gardens. Gravel scattered on a mill-stone.
a bi yumn-i himmatikumdl -^aliyat. Under
your favourable auspices.
p bi mujib, Without cause or reason.
v bimuri, Majesty, reverence, awe, severity,
p ^j*j**J bimus, Unleavened bread,
p bi mawki^, Out of place, unseasonable.
p^4-j bimah, Insurance against risk. To insure
p bi mihr, Unkind.
A (j-J bayn, (from Excelling. Excellence. Separation.
Distance. Interval, interstice. Absence. A desert. Conjunc
tion, connexion, union. C->!j zdtu'l bayn, Friendship, con-