"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٢‎٩‎٤] (١٨٢٦/٥٩٣)

a JiljS saaSkil, (pi. of Jjl3 sBkil) (Monies) of good weight.
sazcalat^ A swarm of locusts.
a sawalts, Of the third generation. 1 he third scruple
(amongst astronomers).
A sawanty (pi. of saniyat) Seconds.
sazoa-ij, (pi. of £srlj sa-ijat) Bleating, lowing.
a My sazcb (from My)? Returning. A robe, vest, garment.
An unsewed garment, a piece of silk (of ten cubits by three-
quarters in width) of which they make a garment which flows to
the ankles. The parapet of a well. Clientage, protection. A
work. Sizeab, A crowd.
a by su-aba, Lazy, torpid. Su-ba (or by suba)^ Yawning.
a ^by sawaban (from <- r - , y) Returning. Recovering (health).
Assembling (people). Flowing (water into a pond). Being,
or becoming full (a well, a vase, or a cistern).
A by Subanlyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
A iy suzzat. Household furniture. A piece of cloth laid under
the churning bottle on the ground. An eminence on which a
direction-stone is placed. See also <by su-yat.
A ,—y sawj, A kind of vessel.
A ^.y sawkh (from ^y), Sinking into the mire (as the foot).
Thrusting (the finger) into any thing soft.
Ajy sazsr, A bull. Taurus, the zodiacal sign. A prince, a
lord, a master. A brave soldier. Redness. The diffusion of
the crepuscle or twilight. A whiteness at the root of the nails.
An assault. Rapid motion of the blood. A large piece of the
coagulated milk called akit. The green scum upon stand
ing water, or sea-grass; weeds growing in pools; any thing in
herent in water. A fool, a madman. Many (men), abundant
(riches). A mountain near Mecca, celebrated in the Kur’an.
Name of a man, the father of a tribe. Name of a star,
^aynu’s sazor. The bull’s eye (name of a very brilliant star).
Ajy sazor, (from jy) Being raised (dust), excited (tumult).
Breaking out (pimples). Starting up in a passion to strike a blow.
Rushing upon. Rising up from the dust (locusts). Belching.
A \jy Surd, Name of a river near Damascus.
A sazsran, Dust stirred up. Sazsardn (fromjy), Spring-
ing up, asS&ulting. Being raised (dust), excited (a tumult).
A ijy sazsrat, A cow. Vehemence of the passions. Sizoarat,
(pi. ofjy sawr) Bulls. Large pieces of coagulated milk.
A ijy su-rat, (fromjb) Taking revenge, retaliating, killing
one for the murder of another. Delighting in revenge. A thirst
for revenge or retaliation.
a b^y surayyd, The Pleiades, so called from their number.
A Cy suwa^, A mountain-tree, always green, having a large
trunk, and branches resembling the turpentine-tree, but useless.
A sazcl, A male bee. A swarm or hive. A tree of a
bitter, salsuginous species. Sazcal, A torpor in the limbs of a
sheep; also a vertigo or madness to which they, as well as goats,
are sometimes subject, making them to fly from the flock. Sul,
(pi. of Jy^ aszeal) Sheep or goats affected by a vertigo. Fool
ish, insane. Lazy, slow.
a iy sazsld, (fern, of Jyl aszsal) Ewes, or she-goats, afflicted
with the above distemper. Mad, foolish. Lazy, slow.
A Jjly su-lul, A nipple. A wart.
a j*y sum, Garlic. An onion, a lentil. ^ysumu'l hayyat,
Mountain-garlic, (so named because it is spotted like a serpent).
iJUy sumdld, (Thymelaea) Spurge-laurel.
A bey sumat, A single seed of garlic. The pomel of a sword.
Name of a tree, bearing no fruit, and more fragrant than myrtle.
A M^y savomatin, Spleenwort.
g [jM^cy sumus, (®v/xO() Thyme.
A M«y suzcub (from My)? Returning.
a . *y suwur (andj/ysu-ur) (from jy), Being raised, flying
(dust). Being excited (a tumult). Springing up in a rage to
assail (a man); attacking. Breaking out (small pox or other erup
tions). Coming out, shaking themselves from the dust (locusts).
Ajj^jy su-urdn, The appearance of blood.
a Xjjy su-urat, Hatred, the desire of revenge.
A JJfcy sazshad, A plump, jolly boy.
^jy sazea', (fut. ufyJ, yaszet) He sojourned (any where).
a ^jy suzBa', (pi. of ay suzcat) Household utensils.
a ijy sazezoa', A piece of cloth wrapt round the churn-stick, to
prevent it tearing the leathern churning bottle. Household stuff.
a i_$y sazeiy, A guest, a stranger. An inhabitant (of Mecca
or Madina). A captive. A house prepared for a stranger.
a ijy suzely (from uiy), Abiding. Dying. Being interred.
a My Sazclbat, Name of Muhammad’s nurse.
A by su-yat, (pi. ^y suzca') A bit of cloth wrapped round the
churn-stick to prevent it from tearing the leathern churning bottle.
A by sazolyat (from tjy)) Dying, expiring. Death. Sepul
ture. A woman. A sheep-cote, a fold. Name of place.
a bjy sazsilat, A heap of herbs. A miscellaneous assembly of
men. A number of boys. Many cattle. Much riches.
A boy suzoaynd, A rolling-pin. Flour which the baker sprin
kles under his leaven.
*A ly sahd, (fut.yl) yas-hu) He was foolish.
a C->ly sahdt (from Vociferating, making a noise.
A sahsahat (from q), Being melted (snow).
a (Jy sahl (from <J^J), Being spread on the ground.
a sahlan, Missing the way. One who deems what is for
bidden, to be lawful. Name of a mountain. Name of a man.
A zaldlu'bnu) sahlala zBasuhlula, Alying?
trifling, idle fellow.
A sahmad, A large, fat woman. Name of a place.
A JyJ sahwad, A plump, jolly boy, approaching to puberty.
A M^ siydb, (pi. of My sazob) Garments, robes, vestments.