"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٥‎٦‎٢] (١٨٢٦/١١٢٩)

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A L-ijLz ^ukuf (from u-ftXc), Dwelling, residing. Being as
siduous, industrious. Hovering round a carcase (a bird). Being
threaded or strung (pearls or gems).
A ^cihaiczea/c, Plump, short, firm-bodied. A hard place.
a jJ/c ^ukawka^jf Short, dwarfish.
a ^ukutn, (pi. of tikm) Parts of a load,
p <^2 utkkah, A magpie.
a ^(iky (from Dying. Being bunchy round the
girdle; that part of the Asiatic dress which is wrapped about
the middle. ^uka\ (pi. of IjLz. uikvoat) Roots of horses’ tails.
uikka’j (Wearing an upper garment) with the train hanging
loose. ^ukka\ Wild dates peeled, ^akty, The stale milk of
sheep, upon which they milk fresh, to make it coagulate.
a uikls, A shoot of a vine penetrating the earth, the
other extremity re-appearing above ground at a little distance.
Sour milk (especiallypoured upon any liquid food); also new milk.
uikisat) Dark (nights). A great number of camels.
A li-ix ^akiz, Short of body.
A uXix ^akik) Intense heat without a breath of wind. A pa
roxysm. Hot (day).
A Jx t^a?, The upper part of a house, Above. ^
min ^alu, From above, from the highest part.
A Jx util (from Jx £(illa), Striking one with repeated blows.
Drinking, or causing another to drink a second time. A second
draught. A substitute (for another thing). An extenuated tike
(sheep-louse), or a man like it, emaciated with sickness or age.
A plump tike. A corpulent man, or camel.
A Jx uilla, Perhaps, ^^ix uillt or gallant. Perhaps I
(may do). i_£3x utllaka, Peradventure thou (mayest see him).
A »X ^ala (from Being superior to, above, on the upper
part. Striking (with a sword). Glory, sublimity, exaltation,
eminence, dignity, superiority, (pi. of ilx uilat), Anvils, .sic.
^ala-u’d’tUn^ (The glory of religion) a proper name. *)\
1*H abu'l ^alti, A kind of sweet beverage made of water, flour,
and honey ; another made of new wine boiled with spiceries and
sweet herbs. Ixj hukkujulla wa ^a/a, God the glorious
and most high, lx ^ min uila^ From above.
a t—Ac tglab) An oblong mark impressed on the neck. (pi.
of <ulx ^ulbat) Milk-pails.
A Ix'lc <£ul(ibit) A flock of sheep. Corpulent.
a i^l^ ^alubty, Lead, tin. (pi.of Lix ^ilba) Strong nerves on
each side of a horse’s neck.
A Six ^alat, An anvil. A kind of stone. A camel. 2 !x
uilatu'l khalki. Long and bulky (she-camel).
A Cl^lx ^xllat^ (pi. of <l!x ullat) Accidents, causes. Diseases.
Cl>lc abna-i ^allat, Sons of one father by different mothers.
A <£j1c utlosat, A mixture of two things ; as las! with butter.
A^-iU jJlaj, (in of J*-) Applying (a remedy). Adjusting,
'it.
managing (affairs). Contending for superiority. A medicine.
A remedy, cure, p M ithout remedy, incurable.
VjtdJ ^lx ^ilaj-pazir^ Curable.
a j*=Jx utldjim, (pi. of (♦y- ! F c ^}*Uum)^irong, robust camels.
A ^ulas, A thing, somewhat (eatable).
a Irlc alut, A rope round a camel’s neck. A transverse mark
made by burning. The side of a camel’s neck. A black ring
round a dove’s neck. Mischief, dispute, strife.
A i_-j!x ulnf, (pi. of i—c-lx ^alaf) Provenders, provisions.
A vender of forage or fodder.
A C^lilc ^ilaftydt) Strong pack-saddles made by < sic ^ildf.
A Jjlx utldk, Anything, somewhat remaining, especially milk
in the udder. Fodder sufficient fof cattle.
\ dSiz '^alukat (or <tilx uildkah), A strong inclination to
wards. Relation, parentage, connection, dependency, attach
ment, interest. A sufficiency for the support of life. Preten
sion, right, justice, necessity. Commerce, communication, cor
respondence. <ij!x utluka-i kardbat, The connection of
kindred, ^ildkut^ A rope or strap by which any thing is fastened
(as a shield or bow). Fixed love, ^illdkat^ A hanging han
dle. Semen genitale.
p Jcj ^ildkah-band, A tape-maker.
AiJillx ^rddkiyat, (A man) dedicated wholly to any thing.
a <«L0x ^aldik or ^uldk. Any thing eatable. A uterine vein.
^alldk, A vender of the resin called ulk.
A J^llx ^uldkid, Thick.
A j*£!x utldkim, Strong (camel).
A J^lx ^ildl, (in of (Jx ^alla) Being milked at mid-day.
pHx ^aldild, An acclamation of reproof.
A <L!ilx ^uldlat) Whatever diverts one from any pursuit. The
remains of any thing. The streakings (in milking). L nira-
paired vigour. A horse-race. The meridian-milking of cattle.
A jJ^lx ^aldliniy (pi. of jjlx ^dlam) Worlds. Times.
A ^(ildllj (pi. of <ulx ^illiyat) Supper-rooms, parlours.
a {aldlik, (pi. of (_^Jx utlik) Brambles.
a j*^x uldrn, (in of jjx) Disputing (with another) on science,
(pi. of jjlx ^dlim) Wise men. (pi. of 4.<ilx ^aldimut) Signs,
marks. ^iildm,A sparrow-hawk, ^alldm, Omniscient, God (as
knowing every thing), ^Jx ^ulldmu'l ghuyub, Ac
quainted with things future and invisible (an epithet ot God).
bi hamdi ’lldhi ’l maliki'l ^ulldm^ With
praise to God, the king of knowledge, or, the Omniscient.
lam, Cyprus or privet. A learned man. (pi. of jJ!x ^dlvn)
Learned men. ^rildma (for to ^ix ^a/a’ wa), Upon what ?
A <Lc!lx ^aldmat, A sign, signal, mark, any distinguishing cha
racteristic or impression. A pedigree, a coat of arms, an armo
rial bearing. A miracle, a prodigy. A standard, banner, e n *
sign. A road-post, a mile-stone, or any thing similar for show
ing the way or the boundaries of lands, uilldmat (or