"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٢‎٩‎٠] (١٨٢٦/٥٨٥)

a sanwl, Secondly. (Gladwin),
a iJIj santj (part.) Turning'. The second. Double.
sant ’l isnayniy One of two. tJlj sanl wabiding 1 he
second; making two. Jlsd 50 /??’//««/, Henceforward ; in
future. 1 — 2 -ks tjl; sanl Turning the side, i. e. Proud.
a saniyan. Secondly, in the second place.
a <LJlj sdniyaty (fem. of <3^ sdnl) Second. Double. A sheep
whose neck is bent, though not from disease.
a Sjlj sdzoat f A lean old sheep. A little, the remainder of a deal.
a t.jX' sdzcly, Belonging to the letter lD su. (A poem) the
verses of which end in that letter.
a (i&lj sa-hat. The uvula. The gum.
a sahitj The throat; the wind-pipe. The pericardium.
A^jlsa-y (from tA'-")? Being broken, burst (as stitching).
Sa-y or $«-«’, Mischief, the perpetrating of any thing bad. A
killing, or wounding. Sa-a\ The scars of wounds. A botcher.
Ai^lsdy^ A stable, a stall. A fold.
a sci-ib. Wind blowing fresh before rain, (part.) Swell
ing and dashing upon the beach (the sea).
A < 0 u sdyat, A fold for cattle. Stones set up for marks.
Ais^j sd-ijaty Lowing (cattle), bleating (sheep).
A^pl; sd-ir, Anger. sdra sd-iruhuy Ilis anger was
roused, (part, ofj G) Prosecuting. Raging for the revenge of
a murdered friend, (part, of jyJ) Raging (a whirlwind).
u-y' sd-iru’r ra-si, Having the hair full of dust.
A sabb (from <^0 sabba^ Sitting firmly; being able to
do (something). Catching another’s words, and informing
against him. Being completed.
a C-iL.' sabdt (from Coming forth, rising. Perma
nency, durability, firmness, stability. Perseverance, constancy.
Proof. p ui'lj/CJL j sabdt-i pay kardan (or
sabdt-i kadam kardan), To remain constant. A Sibdt, A
belt for fastening a camel’s saddle or a woman’s veil, (in of
c^-J) Knowing certainly. Subdt, A disease disabling one
from moving, (pi. of <Lj subut) Herds, flocks, troops.
A4iLj subdtat (from LA^-j), Possessing strength of mind and
prudence. Being vigorous and invincible.
a jUj sib dr, (m of^ j) Perseverance, assiduity.
a!?LJ subbdit, (pi. of L-o sabit) Fools, drivellers. Languid.
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siban, A bag, a basket, or the skirts of the garments (in
which they gather dates), (from ^J) Putting any thing in the
lappets of clothes, anti holding them with both hands. Folding
up, and sewing the skirts of garments.
a 4-J subat, The middle of a pond or cistern. Herds, flocks
(especially scattered), bodies (of ten or eleven horsemen).
*a caw sabuta, (Put. ca-wJ yasbutu) He was firm in mind.
A caw sabt, Firm, resolute. j^\ caw sabtu ’/ ghadari,
Perseveringly malignant. One who keeps not silence a moment
in wrangling. Constancy, firmness, p caw sabt kardan,
To confirm, fix. To write, inscribe, a Sabat, Stedfastness (in
battle). Argument, proof.
*a ^5 sabaja, (fut. ^1) yasbiju) He squatted on his toes.
A wtj sabaj, The middle. The greatest (heap of sand). The
back between the shoulder-blades. The breast of the bird called
ILii kata). Indistinctness in speaking or writing.
a sabjd, (fem. °f a*baj) Large-bellied woman.
A sibjdrat, A channel made by running water.
A sabajat, The mean between good and bad.
*a jJi sabara, (fut.j~J'yasburu) He kept (him) back.
a jJisabr (from ^J), Checking, restraining,prohibiting,driving
away. Ruining, destroying. Injuring. Imprecating, cursing.
Receding, abstaining.
a sabrut, Plain, level, soft ground. Earth resembling
chalk. A furrow, a trench, a ditch. Name of a place. Subrat,
A heap of corn on the threshing-floor.
a kJ saM, (from kJ) Hindering (from business). Brooding
over (any thing). Swelling (the lip). Being languid, torpid.
“Sabit, Foolish, stupid. Languid, torpid (man or horse).
a sable or sibk, (from jk) Flowing quick (water, tears).
Pouring out (water). Shedding tears fast (the eyes). Sibk, A
place where a river overflows its banks.
A Jw subl and subal, Remains at the bottom of a vase.
A ^ sabn, (from [ j^) Putting any thing in the lappets of the
clothes and holding them with both hands. Folding up and sew
ing the skirts of garments. Suban, (pi. of £w subnut) Bags or
baskets for gathering dates.
a £w subnat, A bag, a basket, or the skirts of the garments in
which they gather dates.
a CA?w subut, (from caw) Being firm. Firmness, constancy.
Proving by evidence. JcO ba^da's subut, After proof.
A <tfw subutat, (from caw) Being firm, unshaken.
Ajy^subur, (from ^-j) Perishing, being damaged. Being
opened (a wound). Ruin, perdition. Loss, detriment. A
dreadful calamity. Alas!
A JjyJ subuk, (from ^-J) Being filled (a well), (ph of JiA
sibk) Places where a river overflows its banks.
a (jj-j sibun or subun, (pi. of <Lj subat) Bodies (of men).
a suba', A troop, a company.
a sabit, Fixed; brave (horseman); sure-footed (courser).
a jW Sabir, Name of a mountain near Mecca.
a lao satt, A fissure in stone. Cracked (earth).
a satin, (from ^j) Bursting, marring (a seam or a stitch).
Casting forth what is in the belly.
a satan, (from (jAi) Stinking (meat). Being soft (gum).
ACLiyj sutut, (pi. of law satt) Fissures in the ground.
A sota', The fibrous integuments of the dwarf palm-tree.
Straw, or chaff, with which they stuff sacks.
XA^sajja, (fut. yasujju) (The water) flowed.