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A bakhinat, A kind of gruel. A name given to Kuraysh,
amongst whom this dish was much in use. Rage.
p sad (or ^) ? A hundred. sadpdt/ahj A centiped.
sHaA-j sadda, (fut. yusuddu) lie stopped up.
A Juo sadd (from Ju*: saddu), Stopping up (a hole or a chink),
blocking (the way), shutting (a gate). Arresting, impeding,
obstructing. Strengthening, making fast. Repairing, refitting.
Any bodily defect, obstructing a natural action (as blindness, deaf
ness, impotency, and the like). Any thing made of twigs consist
ing of several layers or stages. Sadd or sudd, An obstruction, any
thing blocking up, barring, or preventing a passage, as a moun
tain, barrier, fortification, mound, bank, wall, rampart, or ditch.
A garrison on an enemy’s frontier, p sadd-i bdb
kardan, To shut, lock, or bolt a door. sadd-i sikan-
dar, Alexander’s rampart. sadd-i rah, An obstruction of
the road. sadd-i ramak, A bare subsistence. The last
remains of life ; the agonies of death. sadd-i
ya-juj wa ma-juj, The wall of Cog and of Magog. Sudd, A
mountain. A bar. Whatever fills, occupies, or holds. A black
cloud. A channel full of rocks, obstructing the flux of the water.
jarddun suddun, Swarms of locusts covering the earth.
A saddb (or saddbat), The herb rue.
p Rue. Power, strength. Assiduity.
A S’tAo saddt, (Ground) wet with dew. (An unripe date) soft
at the bottom. The woof. The sixth.
A ^-1 As sadddj, A liar.
A S\±~ssaddd (from As saddd), Being right, and w ell directed;
hitting the mark. Rectitude. The way of truth or of salvation.
Prosperity, happiness. Firmness. ^ A: saddd-i iUikdd,
The true religion. jIa.' arbdb-i saddd, Virtuous men.
pliAl saddd-dshndi, Loving the truth, good, accustomed to
rectitude, a Saddd or siddd, A cork, a stopple. Whatever ob
structs, fills up, or suppliesthe place. Sufficient for the necessities
of life. A wall, enclosure. Suddd, An obstruction in the nose.
a As saddrat, (fromjAs), Being stupefied with heat.
a^^Aj suddsiy, (A garment) of six yards. Six-year old
(sheep). A word consisting of six letters.
A As siddfat, A veil, a curtain.
A As (from ^Aj), Superintending a church, tem
ple, or mosque. Loosening one’s garments.
p \jH>\x*)saddhrd, Name of a bird found in Lahore.
a JjIAs sadd-il, (pi. of As sadil) Awnings or canopies
placed over camel-litters called hawdaj.
A ^ As saddat, Obstruction, obstacle. A strait, a frith. Sud-
dat (or *As suddah), A court, a vestibule, a gate, a threshold.
An obstruction in the nose, coryza. d7jlx-s sudda-i sauidut,
The court of felicity (an epithet by w hich some Eastern princes
distinguish their royal residence).
A sadj (from Suspecting.
A ^ As sadh (from Throwing down, prostrating. Caus
ing to lie or to kneel down. Killing, slaughtering. Filling (a
bottle). Remaining or stopping in a place. Being beloved by
her husband, and bearing many children (a woman).
A JAj sadad (from As sadda), Being well-directed (action
or speech), accomplishing any object happily. A good, success
ful, or well-directed plan. Sudad, (pi. of £As suddat) Courts.
A sidadat, (pi. of Ao sudd) Channels full of rocks, ob
structing the current of the water. Stones in a channel.
AjAs sadr (from jAi), Setting the hair a-flowing (a woman).
Sidr, A lote-tree bearing fruit called nabik. Sadar (from
jA;), Being stupefied with heat and having the eyes dazzled (a
camel). The vertigo or giddiness. Sadir, Stupefied, dazzled
(camel). The sea. Sidar, (pi. of iCAs sidrat) Species of the
lote-trees. Suddar, A kind of game.
FjAs sadar, The pomegranate ; the lote-tree; a sort of plum.
A ijX-i sidrat, One kind of the lote-tree. i^As sidrat-
u'l muntahi, A tree in paradise. The heavenly mansion of the
angel Gabriel. C->;As sidrat-kdmat, Tall of stature.
a CJCA: sidr tit, sidardt, or sidirdt, (pi. of ijAs sidrat) Spe
cies of the lote-tree bearing fruit called nabik.
p sudrah, A tunic reaching to the knee or mid-thigh.
Sadarah or sidarah, A kind of game.
i^Aj sidrah-nishlndn, Angels. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
A ^ Aj sads (from ^jAj), Demanding or taking a sixth part.
Making up the number six. Sids, Watering a camel on the sixth
day (from the last time of drinking). Sadas, An eight-year old
camel. A five-year old ox or sheep. Suds or sudus, The sixth
part. (pl.of^A:sadasand(jjjJAjsad7$) Eight-year old camels.
a ^Aj sad^ (from ^A-')? Striking one against another. Being
oppressed by misfortune.
a uJAc sudf, Darkness. Light. Sadaf, Darkness. Night.
The twilight. The crepuscle, the dawn.
A JX^sadak, A festival-night when many fires are lighted.
A cliAo sadk or sadak (from uLiA.'), Behoving, being need
ful. Being assiduous. Sadik, Assiduous, studious, attentive. Ex
peditious, ready-handed. One who stabs quickly with a spear,
p ^liA: sadkdm, Asking from necessity. ( Burhdn-i kdti^.)
v ^aAj sadkas (or sudkis), The rainbow,
p ilfAs sad-gdh, A court, a hall of audience.
A J A: sad l (from jA:), (A woman) loosening £her gar
ments, veil, or hair). Sidl, A string of pearls hanging down the
bosom. A veil, a covering. Sudl,Aye\\. (pi. of (Ja;! ascfa/)
Pendulous, floating loose. Sadal, The awning or covering of a
camel’s litter. A parable, a simile.
A sidilla', A kind of game. A three-roomed house.
A j*Aj sadam (from ^A;), Being penitent, contrite. Grief,
repentance. Sadim, Enraged. Libidinous (stallion). * Aj
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