"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٥‎٦‎٣] (١٨٢٦/١١٣١)

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(asses). Long (camels), (pi. of Transverse marks
on a camel’s neck.
A uiltabis, Resplendent, smooth.
A (LLLt uiltat, A necklace, chain, or any similar ornament. A
black mole, or any black ornamental patch on a woman s face.
a u *-^!aU udtamls, Plump, healthy, delicate (girl). A large
head bald before. A glutton. Tall.
a ^iltazvs, Active, excellent (camel).
A jJjx (and ^1*3^), Words used to check sheep or camels.
a (JjtLc. utl^alor ailiul. The projecting part of the hip. Mem-
brum virile. The male lark. Perhaps.
A Continued evil. A battle, conflict, strife.
a q 1- ^alf (from i__tLlc), Feeding cattle, giving them plenty
of meat and drink. Much drink, Who devours much, ^df
or (,uluf) (pi. of uilufat) Stipends, salaries, Grass,
forage, hay, straw, ^ullaf. The fruit of the acacia, resembling
beans (with which they feed camels).
a atlfasanly. Fat, foolish, heedless of what one says.
p ^(ilaf-khdnahj The world.
ailaf-kh'ur, Any beast which is fed in the stall (as a
horse, ass, or mule). A glutton.
p udaf-ddn^ A hay or corn-bin. The crop of a bird.
The maw of a beast.
^alaf-zdr. Pasturage, a meadow.
A tUoilc If as at. Force, compulsion. T ripping, in wrestling,
a strong adversary.
A if-iiftix- udfatat (from kilc q), Mixing.
A dlfaics or ^ulfuS) Corpulent. Ignorant, careless of
what one says.
A uJyils A cruel old fellow ; also one fleshy and hairy.
An old woman. A thick bulky stallion. A she-camel with a
compact bunch.
(fr om cA 1 )* Browsing the summit of a tree (a ca
mel). Hanging, depending. Adhering. Part of a garment
torn by adhering to any thing. Any thing most excellent
or precious (especially wine of the best kind, or rich garments).
Baggage, ^cilak (from ^^c), Browsing on the topmost leaves
of a tree (a camel), as if suspended from it. Depending, hang
ing (a deer in a noose). Having a horse-leech fastening upon
his chin whilst drinking (a camel). Adhering. Falling in love,
being deeply affected wdth that passion (a girl). Conceiving,
being pregnant (a woman). Love, affection, attachment. Any
thing suspended, or hoisted up by a pulley. A rogue who de
serves the halter. Any thing tenaciously adhering (as viscous
clay). Litigation, quarrelling, or any thing bad to which one is
remarkably addicted. Thick, clotted blood. Whatever is ne
cessary to the support of life. A pregnant woman. The tender
leaves of trees, which cattle can reach and crop. A pulley or
ship-block, with all its tackling, (pi. of ailakat) Leeches,
blood-suckers. ^^ <J^ t alaku’l kirbati,\Yater dripping from
a leathern bottle. Adversity, distress, ^alik, One who sticks
close to all, and asks favours from every body, ^ulak, A large
body, troop, or herd. A great calamity, prodigy, portent, (pi.
of &U t ulkat) Parts of a thing.
A i'UU t alkdt, One thorny herb.
A glkat, One rich gown (especially for a girl), ^ulkat, A
part or one of any thing, somewhat. Whatever cattle can reach.
uilakat) A quantity of coagulated blood. A horse-leech.
a jJiU 'Mkani) The wild gourd. Any thing bitter, bitter water.
kIa&z adkamat, Bitterness. A putting of any thing bitter
amongst victuals. Name of two poets.
A ^(ilka') A species of broom.
A uilk (from uli^), Chewing. Champing the bit (a
horse), a Ik) The gum of pine or juniper, which may be chewed.
uiluk) A vein in the uterus of a mare, ^alik) Tough, (meat).
A uilakat) A fine fat she-camel. utlikat) Ground hav
ing water near it. The braying of a camel.
A ^ a Ik ad) ^ilkid, ^ulkud, or ^ulakid. Thick, dlkad, A
monstrous-looking old hag ; short, of a mean appearance, fl-
kadd) Fat, grease.
A udkaz or dlkh) A strong big man.
a tftlkum (or ^iilkum)) A strong camel.
a Jlc utlal (from J-c uilla)) Drinking or causing another to
drink a second time. Supplying the place of another. A se
cond draught. ^ilul) (pi. of dllat) Infirmities. Pretences.
Causes. dlal-i arbauih) The four causes, p , Jb
^ilal-i daryawakuH) The sun.
A *1^ ailm (from ^J-c), Signing, marking. Excelling in science,
being learned. Making a fissure in the upper lip. ^ilm (from j*!^).
Knowing, being learned. Having a fissure in the upper lip.
Knowledge, science, doctrine. Art, profession. Theory.
adab (or ulmu'l akhldk)) Ethics, mo
ral philosophy, dlm-i istikhrdj) Astrology.
UJ asmd) The knowledge of the names, i. e. of the attri
butes of God. *1* ^ilma'l aktdf) The science of divin
ing by the shoulders of sheep, p anddzah) Geo
metry. a dlm-i inshd) Letter-writing.
bdtin,) Speculative science. ,As-dbn-i baydn (ci-^db
dlm-i baldghat) ,J-c dtn-i khitdbat) ^ fbn-i
kaldm, or dltn-i muPini)) The explanatory science,
i. e. rhetoric, oratory, eloquence. ^fP dlm-i tashrih.
Anatomy, dlm-i tasrlf (also < ^ mu's'
surf) Grammar. dlm-i tasawzouf) The mystic or the
contemplative science. Ja^ ijlm-i tanazziir. Optics.
'jfbnd tawdrikh) Chronology ; history. P <b e‘ mu ' 1
jabar. Algebra, p u U>- chilsabdh^he leavening
of the clay of which Adam was formed. A
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