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sur^iitat (Lkcy sum^tut, aJakcp suru^tutat, or tda-kcy suradt-
tat) Thin broth.
A surlily The feathers in a cock’s neck.
a sargh (from cy) Having a large mouth (an urn). 1 he
interstice between the cross-bars at the mouth.
A^ly sirghamaty A wife. A woman.
a Jjy surghuly A bitch-fox.
A Jyy surghuly Name of a plant.
A ^sj surkuhty (or An Egyptian linen or garment.
Aj*J sarniy (from Striking any one on the mouth, so that
the teeth fall out in consequence. Knocking out a tooth.
a ly sarmdy (fern, of y! asram) Broken-toothed (woman).
A sarmdny Name of a shrub of which camels are fond.
A ii*Xy sarmadaty (from Ay q) Cooking (meat) carelessly,
not enough; soiling (it) with ashes. Name of a bitter plant.
A lay sirmity A large sheep, making a crashing noise whilst
eating. Suramit (or <Lky suramitat). Thin mud or clay.
a tLiay sarmataty (from lay' q) Abounding with soft mud or
clay (land). Eating with noise (a sheep).
a Jy surmuly Name of a certain animal, d^/ umm-i
suri})uly The hyaena.
a <dy sarmalaty (from dy Q) Voiding foeces. Eating ill-
dressed meat. Serving up hastily for a guest, victuals not suffi
ciently cooked, or dirtied with ashes. Eating in a slovenly man
ner, smearing the beard or fingers. Doing (any work) carelessly.
Surmulaty A bitch-fox. A fox. The groove between the nose
and mouth. The remains of any thing in a vessel.
A j^y sarny (from ^y) Injuring a companion.
k sarnaiiify Heavy-bodied (man).
sarzoy (from jy) Rendering, or being numerous.
A ly sarzcdy (fern, of yy! asra') Wealthy, extremely rich.
a sarzcdriy Opulent, rich, wealthy.
a L-tjj suruby (pi. of yy sarb) Cauls of fat. Deaths.
a iy sarzcaty Opulence. Number, multitude, abundance.
a SOy sarudaty Crumbled, grated, or sliced bread for putting
amongst milk or broth.
sarury (A camel) abounding in milk. Surury (pi. of
y sarr) Flowing fountains. Plentiful. Scattering.
A sur uru.ty (fromy surra) Separating, scattering. Flow-
ing. Pouring forth. Abounding in milk, and having a large
orifice in the teat (cattle). Trotting fast (a horse).
A surughy (pi. of £y sargh) The interstices between the
cross bars at the mouth of an urn.
sarwa'y (fern, of Jy sarzcdn) Abounding. Opulent.
a cy sara' or saran, Moisture. Dust, earth. A tomb.
Sari, Joyful. Surly, Rich. Much (wealth). Moist.
A Ly saryu. Moist earth.
A by" surayya 1 y (dim. of ^ y sarwa') Rich in a moderate
degree. The Pleiades, (met.) Well-set teeth. Name of a
woman. by sudda-i surayya-makum. The throne ex
alted as the Pleiades, b Jj'lc ^dtiku's surayyd. The inter-
scapulium of the Pleiades; bjl^ yx-o mi^amu's surayyd,
The w rist of the Pleiades; mankibu's surayyd.
The shoulder of the Pleiades: names of stars.
A ^by saraydn. The hair or wool of the body. Pubes.
A Ay sariyat, (from ^y) Being moist and soft (the earth).
sarld (and sAy sarldat), Crumbled, grated, or sliced
bread for putting among milk, or broth, and under meat. Fruits
infused in liquor, p Ay To steep bread in wine.
A Jo sashsh, The squeezing of wind out of a leathern bottle.
*a bu satta, (fut. Lij yasattu or yasuttu) He had a thin beard.
A Lb salt, (from bb satta) Being thin of hair (on the beard or
eye-brows). Thin-bearded. Heavy-bellied. Dung. Suit,
(pi. of flsfl#) Thin-bearded. )oj suttu'l hdjibayn,
Thin-eyebrowed.
Ibb satd (for ^y saiazca), (fut.^lalJ yastu) He sinned.
a iy sattd, A woman having no hips (i. e. who cannot sit at
home nor attend to work). A spider or other stinging insect.
a if y sut-at or sat-at, A kind of insect.
A biy sitdt, (pi. of y satt) Thin-bearded men. Excrements.
A <Li?iy satdtaty (from y satta) Having a thin beard
a ciy sutd^y Rheum, a catarrh, a running at the nose.
A sutdfjy. Troubled with a rheum.
A (by sattat, (fern, of satt) Heavy-bellied (woman).
a Ly satut, (from y satta) Having a thin beard.
A <lby sutatat, (pi. of y satt) Thin-bearded. Heavy-bellied.
Jail sata^a, (fut. yasta^u) He was polluted.
A sat^y (from Jaj) Being seized with a running at the
nose. Being polluted by the filth of the body. Becoming putrid
(meat). Appearing clear.
a <L**y sat^amat. Superiority to one’s fellows (in speaking).
a y sutaf. The enjoyment of delicacies and luxuries of
every kind. A plentiful year. Affluence.
A sata'y Madness. Sutly Foolish, insane. Sutd 1 y A spider.
*a safely (fut. yasitgu) He vomited.
a sa^dblby Pure flowing water.
A sa^dbln, (pi. of su^bdn) Long bulky serpents.
ra-lsu's 'sa^dbln. The basilisk or cockatrice.
a 4 ?;^ sacdrly A sweet-scented wood.
AjJjIxj sa^drlry A kind of asparagus. A fissure in the nose.
A sauiliby (pi. of sa^lab) Foxes. cJUj ^
sauiliby (A country) abounding in foxes.
a yUi Sauilabaty Name of a Muhammadan sect.
a <£JUj su^dlat, A fox. A bitch-fox. Night-shade. Dry
grass, hay, or forage.
a aUj sa^dmy White wormwood-seed.
a <LcUj su^dmat, A shameless adulteress.
A sa^b (from L_^y), Setting a running. Shedding (blood
or tears). Flowing. A channel through which water runs.