"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٤‎٦‎٧] (١٨٢٦/٩٣٨)

of the body. Impotent, unable to generate.
sust-andam shudah. Profaned.
pjjl> j sust-bdzu, Weak in the arm, weak.
c^-w —j sust-payman, Unsteady to one’s engagement.
p lA’.J 5 sust-rhh^A fool, a simpleton, a ninny-hammer,
p j sust-^indn^ Loose-reined, inactive.
Pjl^o 3 sust-muhar, A fool, an idiot. Obedient,
p : $ust7, Debility, impotence. Idleness, langour, slug
gishness, slothfulness, negligence, dilatoriness, relaxation,
p : sashambah or sishambahy Tuesday,
p sasad or sisad, Three hundred.
A .tlia-: sita-Uy (m of Obstructing, stopping up.
A —lla-: sitdhy The post in the middle of a tent. The hot iron
with which they cauterize (camels). Suttdhy Herbage or plants,
pjlia-o situr* A fire-shovel. (Castellus.)
Ajlia-: sutdi'y A sourish wine.
a Jb~> sutdriyuiiy (Satry^iov) The herb rag-wort.
A clia-j situ^y A long mark made by burning. A beam.
a <*lia»o situ my The edge of a sword. Acute (people). The
stopple of a phial. A fire-shovel,
p situbry Thick, gross, dense,
p situbrly Thickness, coarseness.
A sath (from ^ 2 *'' , ) > Spreading out the earth (God). Lay
ing (a man) on his back. Crumbling bread evenly in a dish (that
broth may be poured upon it). A flat roof, platform, or terrace.
A surface, p sath-i zrtwm,The surface of the ground.
suthlyy Superficial, flat.
*A ia-j satat'a, (fut. Ja—J yasturu) He wrote.
\Je 2 ~i satr (from^ia-j), Delineating. Describing. Writing.
Throwing on the ground. A row, line, series, rank. A linea
ment. Satar, A line, a row, a writing.
p satar-bandiy Ruling lines for writing on.
p sitarkuhy The gum of the olive-tree.
A suturluby An astrolabe.
A kk-s sututy Tyrants, oppressors.
A «_k-j itt/tffrom ^k-j), Being raised (dust), diffusing itself
(as perfume or the dawn). Diffusion, dispersion, radiance, light.
Sata^ (from ^k-j), Being long (the neck). Length of neck.
aUIo-j sattfiy (fern, of asta^) Long-necked (ostrich),
p cuk-ik-j sutufsdt (or mkJLk-: sutuksdt). The elements.
a / lk-j satL A brass kettle. A vessel with one handle, used I
in baths, to pour water upon the bathers. A large bucket. A
square pliable leathern drinking-vessel used by travellers. A
trough at the side of a well where cattle drink. A tall man.
A j*k~j satm (from j*k->), Shutting (a door).
A sa tzo (or satwat) (from ^k-j), Making an attack,
assaulting, overpowering. Abounding (water). Tasting meat,
Going with long steps (a horse).
a Jjkd satvoaty Dominion, majesty, power, authority, awful
ness. An assault, an attack. C^jkojJkkk iskandar-satzeat,
In majesty equal to Alexander.
A »k-: satujy Name of a weight used in Spain.
a ^kc sutuhy (pi. of sath) Flat roofs. Surfaces.
A j yk-s sutury (pi. of^k-j satr) Lines, rows.
A sutu^ (from j_k-i), Being diffused (as the dawn), be
ing scattered (odours),being raised (dust). Exaltation, eminence.
A (J^krf sutuly (pL of t^a^isatl) Bowls with one handle.
a ^k-s satihy Expanded, lying upon the back. Killed. Slow
in rising, from weakness in the feet. Name of a celebrated
soothsayer. A large and also a smaller leathern bottle or bag in
which travellers carry water.
A <trs\k-o satthaiy A large, and also a small leathern bottle or
bag in which travellers carry water. A plane, a level surface.
A ^.k^ satiny Aurora, the dawn.
a- tk-j shjM-Uy (in of Striving, contending (with ano
ther). Cohabiting with a female slave.
A sa^abiby Rheum, phlegm, spittle, spawl.
A su^aty (pi. of sdei) Messengers, couriers. Col
lectors of tithes or other revenues.
A S\x~} steady (m of A*-.-) Assisting, bringing help.
A sauidaty (from J^-»), Being happy, blessed. Felicity,
happiness, beatitude, good fortune, prosperity. / CU>jk~j
saeddat-i asll. Innate felicity, v / CUii\x^) sa^adat-i jdzctdy
Eternal bliss. A j w sauidut-i dunyd xsa dkhiruty
The happiness of this world and the next, p <t3k>- CU^\x^i saeadat-
khdnahyThe mansion of felicity, the royal palace. Aj\x< CUjk-j
sa<uidat-muddry The asylum of prosperity, most august. CU-'k-;
sueddut-makruriy United to fortune.
p AiAjjko sa^adatmandy Happy, august, fortunate.
a suedda'y Galangale.
A jk~j sundry Fire, flame, heat. Vehemence of hunger.
A si^dfy (m of i»_i*->) Aiding, succouring.
A JU-j suedl (from Coughing. The cough. , Jk
Jx-k su^dUi sd t it, A violent cough.
A ^_Jkj SUedlly (pi. of ik si t ld, ^ik) sield-Uy or i\x~> sieddlt) y
Hideous and dangrerous dragfons.
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A ^jJks saponiny The festival of palms.
A t/jks saedvoiyy Patient of labour or of watching.
a <kkj si^dyat (from Accusing, or informing against
Working. Being set over others, especially for collecting reve
nue. Excelling another (in any art or employment).' Calumny,
accusation. Work expected from a half-free servant.
a (from t—^c-;), Flowing in threads (as honey, sy
rup, or pitch). Any viscous substance running in this manner.
a j+*~» sa^bat' (or saebarat)y A well abounding or over
flowing with water. Much, abundant (water). Cheap.
A k; sa^at or si^at (from Being large, ample. Being