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of different parts; a collection. Zuhul, (pi. of zahul)
(Sheep) which yield little milk.
a zahlat, A small quantity (of money). Little (present).
a zahzsa-Uf Ground without herbage. (A woman) whose
breasts do not swell.
A zuhub (from c-^g), Failing in promise or duty.
A Xyuo zahwat, A pond, a reservoir.
A zahul, (A sheep) having little milk or (a well) water.
(An ostrich) laying many eggs. Zuhul (from J^), Being col
lected together in parts. Having little milk (a sheep). Being
thin and little (drink). Returning. Arriving (ne\ys). Defraud
ing (of his right).
A (from Not conceiving (a woman). Pro
ducing nothing (ground). Zuhy, (pi. of\$~azuyha) Women not
conceiving. Zahiy, Resembling, answering to another.
A W' 6 ’ zahya, zahya-a, or zahya-at), A woman
wanting breasts and not conceiving. A kind of shrub.
A zuhya-at, A desert place having no water. A road.
A slight putting together or construction of any thing.
A zahul, Hard, strong, firm.
A ^ 5 *® zayy (from Repairing to, or taking refuge with.
Coming in the night. Enquiring (about news).
A ziya, Light, splendour, brilliancy.
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a zay-ab, One who plunges into business, or interferes
inconsiderately in any thing.
ziya-pash, Diffusing light, illuminating,
r ziya-puzir, Receiving light, enlightened.
a zayah, Thin, watery milk.
A zayyat, A corpulent man shaking his body as he w alks.
a zayatirat, (pi. of zaytar and of zaytar)
Corpulent, heavy-hipped (men).
a A-*? zaya^ (from £-^), Perishing. Being ruined, or lost.
Domestics. A kind of medicinal herb. Ziyu^, (pi. of sa-/^)
Wanderers; lost. (pi. of zayait) Fields, villas, estates.
a iLsL-i ziyafat (from i—Ai), Being a guest. A feast, a ban
quet, a convivial entertainment. Hospitality. Invitation.
daru'z 'ziyafat, A banqueting-house.
a ziyak, (in of Squeezing, oppressing, being hard
upon. A clout thrust into the matrix of a camel. Aspasia.
a zayakil (or <Li£L,<p zayakilat), (pi. of zaykal)
Thick, corpulent. Naked. Poor.
p ziyd-gustar, Diffusing light, illuminating.
a zayal, The wild lote-tree.
A UL?L*p zayawin, (pi. of^^-s zaywan) Ram-cats.
a zayb, A pearl. Any marine production.
a zibil or ztbul, A misfortune.
a zaysam, A lion.
a zayj (or zayjan) (from ^ 5 ), Inclining, leaning.
a ^*0 zayh, Thin milk, mingled with water. Honey. Wild
dates (called JsiU makl when ripe).
A zayr (fromHurting, injuring. Harm.
kjt+O zayz (fromj~a), Injuring, hurting. Defrauding. Act
ing unjustly. Injury, injustice.
a zayzan, A mare bearing only male colts.
A zayzan, A rival to his father in a woman’s love. One
who contends with another who shall first draw water for their
cattle. One that hoards commodities to enhance the price. Off
spring, children, domestics. Consorts, spouses. A punctual ob
server of agreements. A brass ring within the axle-hole of a
pulley. Name of an idol.
A zizu’ also ztzl, Deficient, short. Unjust, iniquitous.
Not properly distributed (portion).
A zays or zayyis, An herb shrinking and beginning to
dry or wither.
A ^*3**? zi-zi-a (or zi-ziy), Origin, root. Family. A
numerous offspring. A mine.
A ^**5 zayt (and ^lit**? zaytan or zayatan) (from Shak
ing the shoulders or body when walking.
zaytar, A large-hipped man. A mean, worthless fel
low. A merchant who does not quit his place.
A zaytan, One who moves his shoulders in walking.
A zaytar, A large-hipped man. A mean fellow.
A (^^a**? zaytan, One who moves his shoulders in walking.
A zaytanat (from q), Shaking the shoulders.
A or (from £-»*?), Perishing, being lost.
^ U; ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية ? mata zt^an, zayuin, (£*^ zt^at, or zaya^an) He died,
and none enquired after him. Ziya^, (pi. of zay^cit) I arms.
A zizhn, (pi. of zaic^, z/icac, and zuzcu<f) Owls.
A <U-*? zayait (from «-^), Perishing, being lost. Want. An
estate, a villa, or any immoveable possession.
A zaygham, Biting, (or zayghamiy') A lion.
p t’sA**? zighah, A plume, tuft, jewels worn in the turban.
A t- g^ zayf (from ‘ Being hospitable, convivial. Seiz
ing one (melancholy). Flying wide of the mark (an arrow).
Setting (the sun). A stranger, foreigner, guest. Ztf, A side.
A ^U**? zifan, (pi. of 1 — 2 ^ zayf) Guests, strangers.
a ^i**? zayfan, The friend of a guest, who, though uninvited,
accompanies him to a feast.
A <_£**? zayk or zik (from Being narrow, strait. Be
ing close, and covetous. Anguish, vexation, grief, sadness, me
lancholy, affliction, anxiety, doubt, oppression of spirits, or any
thing which tortures the mind. Avarice, (pi. of zaykat)
Afflicted circumstances. Narrow. Strait. zJA-mV
nafas, The asthma. ztk-nafas, Asthmatic. Zayyik,
Narrow, tight, narrow-hearted (miser).
A 4iL*? zaykat or zikat, Any thing narrow. A melancholy si
tuation, narrow circumstances. Zaykat, The mansion of the
moon between an' najtn and ad’ dabardn.
A zika', (fern, of azyak) Narrow.