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The immediate descendants of Ally wear green by way of distinc
tion. Iliddd, (pi. of hadld) Sharp.
A hadddd, A blacksmith, a farrier. A porter or keeper
of agate. A jailer. Iludddd, Sharp (sword).
a haddadT, The trade of a blacksmith.
a hidd/c, (pi. of ZsJo- hadakat) Pupils of the eyes.
a haddla'j (pi. of hadl) Partial, unjust. High
shouldered.
A hadd~?j, (pi. of haddjat) Camel-litters. Loads.
A hadd-id, (pi. of if Jo Jo- hadldat) Iron instruments.
a (JJ’iJo- hadd-ik f (pi. of ^Jo>- hadlkat) Gardens, orchards.
A i—JSs- hudb, (pi. ofbAo- hadbd) Hunch-backed (camels).
Hadab (from <--\Vo-), Being high. Being convex or hump
backed. Being favorably inclined, benevolent. High ground,
hilly. Hump-backed. Hadib, Hump-backed.
a l)Jo- hadbd, Hump-backed (woman or camel).
Ajbjo-Aflt/iar (or hidbir), Lean-hipped (camel).
a&>Jo- hadabat, Gibbosity. A swelling (of the liver).
A hudabid, Thick (milk).
a ^ Jo- hudbuk, Short-bodied, compact.
A iijo- hidat (from Jo-j) Being alone. Hiddat, The edge (of
a sword). Passion, vehemence, impetuosity, fury.
a CjJo- hids, One who converses with kings, a royal fa
vourite. An entertainer of ladies. JIuds, A novelty, a recent
accident. Hadas, A novelty, a recent accident, contingency,
event. A misfortune. A young man. An accidental cause of
impurity, according to Muhammadan tradition, whereby it be
comes unlawful to commence or finish a prayer without ablution.
A teller of tales. A newsmonger. Hadis also hadus, One who
speaks, relates, or describes well.
a djljtAs*- hadasdt, (pi. of hadas') Unlucky accidents.
A jjljJo- hidsdn, Beginning, novelty. Hudsdn, (pi. of ci-o Jc^
hadis) Bullocks. Young men. Hadasdn, An accident which
renders ablution necessary. Hadasdni, Night and day.
a LS } ^>- hadsa’, Defilement. Hudsa', Accident, contingency.
a<LJas>- Iladusiyat, Name of a Muhammadan sect.
a hadj (from ^tX^-), Loading a camel (particularly
with a litter called hidj, in which women travel). Loading (a
man with accusations). Shooting at, or wounding (with an ar
row). Looking with a sharp and stedfast eye. Hidj, A bur
then. A camel’s litter. Hadaj, The wild gourd. The squash.
a hudad, An impediment. Prohibited (thing). Vain,
foolish (pretension). Help, remedy.
AjA^ hadr (fromjAs^), Being fat, robust, of a firm, com
pact habit of body. Making haste (in reading or saying prayers).
Swelling from a blow (the skin). Causing a swelling. Des
cending. Being steep, bending downward. Setting or throwing
down. Depressing, removing from office, precipitating to de
struction. Sinking (a ship). Hemming, lacing, ornamenting
the edge of a garment. Hadar, A declivity, low-lying ground.
A \Hadrd, Name of a woman.
a hadrat, Hard, compact eye. Hudrat, A troop 0 f
camels (from thirty to forty).
A^U-^Jo- hidrijdn, Short (man).
A A^Jo- hadrajat (from q), Twisting, making strong.
A hads (from ^A?-), Thinking, conjecturing. Giv-
ing it as one’s opinion. Wandering without a guide, uncertain
of the way. Going fast, making haste. Overthrowing, levelling
with the ground. Trampling upon, treading down. Striking
on the throat (a camel). Shooting (an arrow), throwing (a
javelin). Seizing suddenly, obtaining quickly, //adw, Prudence.
♦A hadaka, (fut. yahdiku) He surrounded.
a JAs*- hadk, (from jAr*-) Surrounding. Beholding. Hadak,
The love-apple, (pi. of <LjJj>- hadakat) Pupils of the eyes.
A <Liijc»- hadakat, The pupil of the eye.
*a Ja>- hadala, (fut. of yahdulu) He turned aside.
a Jjo- hadl (from Jas»-), Being partial, unjust. Declining.
Having a high shoulder. Partial, unjust. High-shouldered.
A hadld, (fern.) Partial. Wry-necked. High-shouldered.
(A bow) crooked at the extremity.
a <uJaj»- hadlakat (from jjJjo- q), Fastening the eye upon.
Hudalikat, The eye, or the pupil of the eye. A joint of mutton.
a iUAs*- hadamat, Heat, ardour. The crackling sound of a
fire. Hudamat, Quick-boiling (pot).
a ^AiA^ hadandaba', A wonderful thing.
AjAs»- hadio (fromjJo-), Impelling, rousing, driving, making
(camels) to travel with alacrity by singing to them. Making a
noise with the voice or breath.
a 1jA>- hadzcd, The north wind (as driving the clouds).
a hudus (from CA'Jo-), Appearing, re-appearing,
emerging. Happening. Novelty, invention, discovery.
A ^^A>- huduj, (pi. of hidj) Camel-litters. Loads.
A <J«A5»- hudud (pi. of Jk>- hadd) Boundaries, confines. Hu-
dud (or ^As- hudud-i shar^Tiyah), Penal laws.
A hadur, A declivity, a descent. Hudiir (fromjA>-),
Being compact, firm in body. Swelling with a blow. Des
cending, falling down. Depressing, throwing down. Sinking
(a ship). A descent, a declivity.
A hadurat, A multitude, congregation.
acLjIjAs*- (lid ana) huddaydka, I commend myself to you,
shew me your friendship.
A Hudaybiyat, Name of a town near Mecca.
a cA-oA>- hadis, New, newly made. ci-oA>- haditu's
'sunn, Of a youthful age. An event, an accident, a novelty, a
history, a tradition (particularly with regard to the sayings and
actions of Muhammad, which are divided into two classes; the
first called t^LoJo- hadlsu'n ’nabawly, The sayings of
the prophet; the other ^AiU! C-oAs- hadlsu'l kudus, The
sacred sayings (which they believe the angel Gabriel brought