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V jablahang, Wild sesame.
A ^ ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية >~jibilliy) Natural, original, innate, essential.
<lL»- amruz-i jibilliyat) Diseases inherent in the constitution.
A and > 6w/l (from Being cowardly. Cow
ardice. Jubn^juburi) a-nAjubunri) Cheese.
& jubu-a, (from Lo-) Being dazzled (as the eye). Re
maining behind, far distant. Discovering timidity. Lying hid.
Averting. Crawling out (a serpent from his hole).
A jubub) Hard soil. The surface of the earth.
A i^jibwat or jubzcat, Water collected in a stone reservoir
for watering camels.
K jyy^jubur (from^), Being set, bound up (a broken bone).
A j u bburat^ Pride. Power, omnipotence.
* A jabaha, (fut. ^=fZyujbahu) He struck on the forehead.
A <^j(ibh (from <V=-), Arriving atawell and finding nothing
wherewith to draw. Coming on (winter). Jabah, The width
and beauty of the forehead.
p jabah, A coat of mail, a cuirass. Any kind of iron ar
mour. Inspissated juice, rob, marmalade. A tent-rope. <L*-
iU j jaba-i khurshed o mdh, Day and night. L=>-
U^i^J^jaba-i darwesh, A.c\oxx&. Night. jaba-i
hazdr mekhi, The starry sky. A starlight night.
A jabhd (fern, of <^>-1 ajbah'), Having a large forehead.
p L/t/v t^- jabah-pbsh, Covered with armour. A cuirassier.
dildzcardn-i jabah-pushun, Brave cuirassiers.
A jabhat, The forehead, front. A troop of horse. A
body of men. A prince, lord, chief, head of a family. Con
tempt, indignant treatment. The lion’s front, i. e. four
stars forming the tenth mansion of the moon in astrology.
r jabah-khunah, An armoury, an arsenal.
A jibuhl, A rude, stupid, brutal, uncivil man.
p jabhah, The forehead, &fy^-jabhah-sd-i, Ear
nest entreaty, (lit. The rubbing of one’s forehead on the ground).
A jubaysikat, A deformed woman.
jibbtr, Very proud.
A jabirat, A bandage for broken bones. A bracelet.
p Xjrr^jabirah, An assembly of men (convened for some im
portant purpose). A huge lion. A bandage, a splint.
A j^^j a biz, Dry bread, unleavened bread. A little bread.
A jablsh, Rasa pubes.
A Jab ay l, Name of a city in Syria.
A jabin, The temple. The forehead. Pusillanimous,
p L: jabin-sa shudan, To rub the forehead upon the
ground, to make a profound reverence, a Jubin, Whey.
A. jablndni, (dual) The two sides of the forehead.
a jubayhd, (dim. of jabha) A little woman with a
large forehead.
A jab that, A look of disappointment or vexation (of
one who, on coming to a well, finds he has not the means of
drawing the water, or else that it is unfit to drink).
p LZ-*>-jat, Name of a despised race in Hindustan.
A jatt (for (j»^-jass), Feeling, handling sheep to ascer
tain whether they be fat or the contrary.
p jatbunitan, (in ancient Persian) To sit down.
p jutrah, Stained, polluted.
A jut archil, Strong, robust.
A L2-*>-jass (from jassa), Cutting, amputating. Root
ing out of the ground. Wax, and such parts of the bodies of
bees as are found amongst honey. Juss, High ground.
A jisd-a (from ^>-), Falling flat upon (any thing). Hav
ing a high protuberant back.
A jisa-a, (m of Sitting with the knees joined.
A jasajis an&jusajis, Entangled (as hair, or plants).
Jusdjis, Bulky (camel).
a A grave, a tomb.
jus dial, Thick hair. Jusdlat, Scattered leaves.
a jus dm, The night-mare.
A &*j&=>~jassd,mat, A sleeper, who indulges in bed, and sets not
out with his fellow-travellers.
a di^jussat, (plural jusas), The figure of the human
body (standing, sitting, or reclining). A dead carcase.
A A bitter plant found on the banks of the Nile.
a Jasjdsat, Name of a village 16 miles from MadTna.
A J^jasir, (A place) covered with stones, sand, and salt water.
A \a&s>-jast (from lais^), Voiding liquid excrement.
A i^^-jasl, Many. Jisl, Thick locks of hair.
A jaslat, Hair hanging over the forehead. A tree full
of foliage. A black ant.
A jusmdn, The body. Any thing resembling the hu
man figure when erect (as a vapour, a spectre, and the like).
A jusamat, One who oversleeps himself. Sedentary.
A \t^-jusu-u (from U^*-) Falling flat on. Being hump-backed.
A yj^jusuio (from y*-), Kneeling.
a *yjyjaszcat,jiswat and jus zoat, A heap of stones.
A jusulut, Thickness, bushiness of the hair.
A jusum, Origin. Inhesion, (from *i>-), Reclining on
the breast (a bird ; also a shepherd or a traveller). Remaining
in a place). Sticking in, inhering. Dying, perishing.
p jussah-ddri, Bulkiness, corpulency.
A ^syjusiy (fromjis-), Kneeling, sitting on the hams. Jusiy
and jisiy, (pi. of ^jAs-jdsi) Those who kneel.
^yjusd > (orjVsa’) l harami, Stones heaped together
at a sacred festival at Mecca.
a j as is, A young palm-tree,
p jaj, A guard, a keeper. (Castellus).
a ^rT jajj (from jajjd), Expanding. Drawing. Con
ceiving, becoming pregnant (a woman).
p ^srT jaj ah, A grandmother, a grandam. (Castellus).