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aLDj talaltut) (v of lal latta) Denying a debt legally due.
A £_yj tilti^ (Camels) toothless from age.
a talattu^ (vof jJal) Being toothless, from age (camels).
A bl'i talattuf, (v of i—aiaJ) Favouring, shewing kindness.
Blandishment, favour, obligingness.
a "Uyj talattufan, (r <UUUj talattufanah) By favour.
a d^ULb' talattufat) (pi. ofk—ebb' talattuf) Caresses, favours.
a jjab talattum, (vof j*b]) Apostatizing from the faith.
a ^ebb talatfi, (v of ^^bl) Waiting for (an enemy). Taking
advantage of the negligence of others.
a t-a-.bb taltif) (n of fc-g.bl) Caressing, comforting.
A j*-bb talfirn, (n of jjal) Buffeting. Sealing (a letter).
a bibb' talazluZ) (n of bib! q) Turning or shaking the head
in a rage. Twisting, writhing (as a serpent).
a ^bb' talazzi, (v of ^bJ) Burning, flaming.
*a talaui, (fut j-lb yatla^u) (The day) advanced.
A jJj tala^y Length of neck. Tali^ One who looks about, or
turns his head often. Full (vessel).
a C—>Ub tal^jib (from i_^%*l), Playing. Sport.
a til^ab (or bUb' til^abat), Given to play, sportive.
A tala^j/ub) (v of t—^*1) Playing, trifling, toying.
Aabb tal^ibat, Playing much, addicted to play.
a <ub tal^at, High ground. Low ground. The higher de
clivity rising from a valley. A river flowing from a rising ground
into a valley. The channel of such a stream. ^ 31 *_Jl>-l 3
J-~j lei akhafu ilia min sayli tal^ati^ I have no apprehen
sion except from my own relations.
a j*l*b’ tala^sum^ (n of ^*1*1 q) Delaying, hesitating. Not
daring. Being deficient. Being patient, attentive.
a |*tXxb' tala^zum, (n of q) Eating, devouring.
A ^a*b tala^us, (n of not in use) Becoming difficult.
A j_*b tala^/u^j (n of Pulling buds off plants.
Au-a*b‘ tala^uf) (v ofi»_i*!) Preparing to leap in, on, over.
A £_lxb tala^lu^j (n of q) Moving. Breaking (bones).
Shining (as a vapour over the plain). Beingjaroken (a bone).
Writhing from hunger or thirst. Lolling the tongue from thirst
(a dog). Being weak (from sickness or fatigue).
A j*hb tala^lum, (n of ^*1x1 q) Delaying, hesitating.
a tala^i' ) (v of ^yd) Concreting (honey). Pulling buds
off plants. Gathering the plant called abU lu^iyat.
a L_^-*b tal^ib, (n of l-^* 1) Flowing (saliva). Salivation.
Playing, sporting, jesting, joking, trifling.
A tal^in^ (n of ^^*1) Cursing. Tormenting.
A L— -bb talaghghub, (v of ^>*1) Removing, driving away.
a A*b' talaghghud, (v of ^Ail) Being enraged, indignant.
A u_£ib' talaghghuf, (v of c-bl) Preparing to leap.
a jUb' talaghghum, (vof ^*1) Anointing the parts round the
mouth (with perfumed unguents). Moving those parts (in speak
ing). Pronouncing, uttering any thing,
p ^bb* talghan. Black clay or mud.
A C—^d-' tulghib, (n of L-^*!) Fatiguing, wearying out.
p ibb tulf, Repletion from eating grapes.
A i-ib* Ruin, destruction. Profusion, expense, prodi
gality, consumption. >—ab talafu'l muli khu-
lafu'l^umri) The loss of riches is the prolongation of life.
A C^-vib' tulaffut, (v of C^b) Bending, turning away (the
face). Considering every circumstance.
A bib' talaffuz, (v ofbil) Pronunciation, articulation.
A jJb talaffu^, (v of j-b) Being covered with a cloak (man
or woman) ; with leaves (a tree) ; with grey hairs (the head).
A t—dab talaffuf, (v of a_iJ laffa) Wrapping one’s self up (in a
garment). Being involved, enveloped, inwrapped.
A^^fib talaffuk, (v of jul) Being joined,
pjlbdb talaf-kar. Prodigal, lavish ; a spendthrift.
A pib talaffum, (v of j*b) Binding or covering the tip of the
nose or the mouth with a fillet or veil. Veiling the head,
p ^jib' talfan. Black mud.
A budb tulfizy (u ofbb) Pronunciation, articulation.
a j_-ib talf~i t , (n of £_b) Covering (the head). Eating
plentifully. Turning a wallet inside out.
A i—bab talflf, (n of u-d-1 laffa) Involving, covering up.
Procuring (false witnesses). Giving a prompt reply.
a talfik, (u of Jib) Collecting. Sewing together.
Dressing, adorning. Adulterating, falsifying.
A lib tilka, (from ^^J) Arriving at, meeting with, falling
upon, encountering. Reprehension. jlbl Ifib tilka an nuri.
Towards the fire. <L-b lib min tilka nafsihi. Of himself.
a j*liJj tilikkdm (or belsJj tilikkdmat)^ One who swallows
large mouthsful.
A c-^ib talakkub, (v of u-db) Assuming a surname or title.
a talakkuh)(\ of ^^) Accusing falsely. Making motions
with the hands whilst speaking. Spurning the male (a she-camel)
and thus intimating that she is pregnant, when she is not so.
A bib talakkut, (v ofbil) Collecting everywhere. Gather
ing up (what is fallen on the ground).
a £-ib talakku^ (v of ^-il) Prating, babbling.
a L-cib talakkufy (v of i»jiiJ) Swallowing, devouring, snatch
ing greedily (like a starving wretch). Giving to swallow.
A jlLb talakluk, (n of^biJ q) Being moved, agitated.
A j*ib talakkum^ (v of j*i-l) Quickly eating or swallowing (any
thing). The murmuring noise of a rapid stream.
A (jib talakkun^ (v of^ji!) Being taught. Learning by heart.
a ^jib talakkl, (v of ^il) Accepting, receiving (by heredi-
tary right). Arriving, meeting, encountering. Learning (from
any one). Conceiving (a woman). Reprehending.
A C-^-ib talklb, (n of c—~fi-l) Giving a surname or title.
A <Uib talkiyat, (n of ^ytJ) Giving a pain in the face. Throw
ing (one thing into another), adding. Administering (an oath).
a C^-ilb talkis, (n of cb%iiJ) Mixing. Mixture.