"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٣‎٣‎٦] (١٨٢٦/٦٧٧)

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A j*z>S hasalban akhzar, Rosemary.
A £JLa»- husalaty Chaff, refuse, sweeping's.
A hassani) One who breaks wind often.
a hasuny A chaste woman. JJisan or hasan, A beauti
ful, strong, entire horse.
a&U»- hasanat (from Being strong. Being chaste (a
woman), keeping close at home. Firmness, stability, durability.
a Jo Las*- hasa-id, (pi. of sX^ husidat) Harvests. **jLk>-
hasd-idu'l alsinat, Sayings for which the tongue is cut out.
A hasd-il, (pi. of hasilat) Residues, remains.
A L r ^z=>- hash (from Throwing pebbles. Throwing
(into the fire). Travelling, roaming about. Husab (from
t , —^*- ) ; Having an eruption from fullness of blood, f uel thrown
upon the fire. Ilusib^ (A place) full of gravel. An eruption
from a fullness of blood. (Wind) scattering gravel.
A L*35»- hasbd. Gravel, pebbles.
a <L*a--w hasbatj hasabat, or hasibat. Measles. Spotted fever.
A Las*- hissat or hissah, A lot, portion, part. Division. <Ua^-
<Jua!L- hissa-i khdlisah, Crown-dues, ut-wj Las^hissa-i voasiyat^
A legacy, a bequest.
a has-hus, Swift, not languid (pace). His-hds (from
q), Appearing, being clear, manifest.
A his-his, Earth and stones.
A has-hasat (from q), Walking fast. Ap
pearing, becoming manifest. Moving one thing against another
so as to fit. Fixing the knee firmly on the ground when about
to rise (a loaded camel).
jjcA Ju^- hasada, (fut. S^xssT yahsudu or yahsidu) He reaped.
A Juaa»- hasd (from J^>-), Reaping. Being twisted tight (a
rope). Dying. Hasad, Cut down. Harvest. Ilasid, Strong.
A 1 Jua>- hasdd, (A coat of mail) of close rings. Leafy (tree).
j}jA hasaraj (fut.j^sssfyahsuru) He besieged closely.
A hasr (fromClosely besieging, blockading. De
taining, hindering, confining. Prohibiting. Numbering, count
ing. Having the orifices of the teats narrow (a camel). Ava
ricious. Close, trusty. p Aasr-ftin/n, Innumerable.
hasr kardari) To surround, besiege, a Husr, Cos
tiveness. Hasar (from Being weak and tired. Being
avaricious. Being narrow (hearted or chested). Being hin
dered, unable (to accomplish a thing). Keeping close a secret.
Faltering, hesitating (when reading). Straitness in the chest.
Covetousness. Hasir, One who keeps a secret. Avaricious.
Unable to articulate from anguish. Hussar, (pi. of jJ[s^ hdsir)
Besiegers. Restrainers. Astringents. Reckoners. Mat-makers.
A hasrabat, Anxious tenacity, avarice.
A j* hisrim, Sour grapes or other fruit. Close, covetous.
hasramat (from q), Drawing (a bow), twist
ing (a rope) very tight. Instigating, exciting. Filling (a lea
thern bottle). Mending (a pen).
A hisrimty, The juice of unripe grapes.
k hisrinuyat, Food prepared from unripe grapes.
A hasas, Thinness of hair. Ilisus, (pi. of Lots.
A i hasaf, A ring-worm, the dry-scab.
a hiskat, A candlestick.
A hast and hasal, Unformed, immature dates. Yellow
date-flowers. Hasal (from J-^-), Having the cholic frojn
eating grit (a horse). Chaff, sweepings of the floor.
A Los*- his lib (and ^La>- hitlim) , Earth, dust.
a <LLa»- hasalat, A single unripe date.
A hasmd, (fern.) An ass that breaks wind often.
A ( j^>- hisn, A castle, a fortification. Custody,
hisn-i has'tn, An impregnable fortress. Husn (from ,j-a&.),
Being guarded, preserved. Chastity, modesty.
A hasnd, A modest woman.
a^i»-( from ^< 2 *-), Preventing, hindering. Breaking
wind. Suffering from a twist of the bowels.
A ■ y.T**- hasur (or j^ 3 ^- hastr), Narrow-minded; avaricious.
Chaste, abstemious. Destitute of offspring. A camel, the orifice
of whose teats is narrow. A king. A prison. A date store
house. A mat on which one sits. The side. A vein or muscle
passing by the side to the belly (of a horse), jj-asn Al hasur,
John the Baptist.
A husul (from J-a»-), Remaining over. Coming forth.
Existing, appearing clear. Produce. Collection, acquisition.
Profit, gain, husul-i maram, The obtaining of
one’s wish, p ^jJw jjJJ husul-pazir shudan, To appear.
A husum (from Breaking. Breaking wind.
A husun, (pi. of htsn) Fortifications. Castles.
,^yas>- husun-i masunah, Fortified castles. J
husun zca kiltie, Castles and forts.
p jjLsT hissah-bakhsh, A distributor of lots,
p hissah-dtir, A participator, a partaker. jL
hissah-dtir kardan, To impart, communicate, distribute,
p hissah-dtiri, The being entitled to a share,
p Xaj hissah-rasad, An equal share, a proportional part,
p jJz hissah-gir, One who takes his share.
A hasa' (from Making an impression. Abouml-
ing in gravel (land). Being endowed with (a sound understand
ing). Number, multitude. Gravel, pebbles, small stones.
a hasaytit, (pi. of hasu’) Pebbles.
A hasid, Reaped. Overthrown, and utterly destroyed.
Harvest, corn piled up in ricks.
A hasidat, (fern.) Any thing cut; harvest.
p hasir, A mat. A case for a musical instrument.
A u gya>- hasif, Firm, sound in judgment.
A hasilat, The remains, the rest. A relic.
A hasim, Small gravel.
a in, Fortified. Strong. A fortification. A pris° n