"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٥‎٨‎٠] (١٨٢٦/١١٦٤)

sounding noise made by the Muhammadan armies when pro-
nouncing aloud before an engagement, allah allah, or
j~>\ <dJ1 alluh akbar) Great God !
ghulghalaj, Throwing any thing violently into the air.
A ghalghalat, A quick pace.
p <l!aLc. ghulghulah, A tumult, contention, uproar. A kind of
dish. ghulghulo-i ghamzah, A wink of the eye.
p ghalghall, ghalghalich) ghilghifich)
ghulghalichah, also ghalmalich), A tickling, a titillation.
ghalghalt /cardan, To tickle (under the arms),
p ghulghunah, Paint for the face.
A ^ ghalf (from i—Ac), Putting up (a glass or a flask) into
(its) case. Perfuming (the beard) with civet. Name of a tree
with which they tan or dress hides. Ghulf, (pi. of aghlaf)
L ncircumcised. 6'^a/rt/’(from (_ali.), Being uncircumcised.
a Ulz ghalfd, (fern, of aghtaf) Uncircumcised.
A jjliL: ghilfdk, (A woman) who walks fast.
A <tslc ghulfat, The prepuce, the foreskin.
p ghalafch, ghilafch^^* ghalafj, or ghalafjl), A
hornet, a wasp. A leech.
a ghalfak, Water-moss; a broad-leafed water-herb. De
licate, agreeable, easy (life). Relaxed, unstrung (bow). The
fibrous wood of a palm-tree. The leaf of a vine.
A ghalk (from J^ii), Shutting, closing (a door). Being
compelled to yield up a pledge to the person with whom it was
pawned, if not redeemed within a certain time. Being vexed,
distressed, impatient. Being full of worms (a palm-tree) and
consequently unfruitful. Ghalk also ghalak, A bolt, bar, lock,
chain, or any fastening of a door. Ghalak (from ^li), Being |
dangerously galled on the back from overloading. The shutting
of a door. Ghalik, Difficult to be comprehended (a speech).
Ghulak, A sort of plant. Ghuluk, Shut (gate).
p UL: ghalkd, A plant resembling capers, but which contains
a milky poisonous juice.
a ghalkat, (ghilkat, or ghalkd’), An Arabian shrub
used in tanning; one with which the Ethiopians poison their arrows.
p ghullak, An earthen jar used as a till or save-all.
A jjlc ghalal, Water flowing amongst trees. Water not flow
ing, but one while visible, at other times hid from view. A co
lander. Ghulal, Thirst, (pi. of ghullat), Burning heats.
A pli ghalam (from ^Ji.), Being lustful; lust. Ghaltm, Lustful.
A ghilmdn, (pi. of ghuldm) Boys, youths; servants.
ufjAys*-j ghilmdn wajawdrl, Slaves, boys and girls.
a tuli ghilmatghuldm) Boys. Ghulmat (from pli).
Being libidinous. Ghalimat, Lascivious (woman).
ghalmach, ghilmich, (or ghalmaltch), A tickling
under the arm-pits.
p ghalmashak, A harsh, rough, or perverse fellow.
! p ghalnnch dudan, To tickle (under the arms).
A ghuln, The vigour and briskness of youth.
A^x ghalw (fromjLz)’ Shooting (an arrow) with the greatest
force. Ghuluzo (from jli), Exceeding bounds (in any thing).
Excess. Invasion, rebellion. Briskness or insolence of youth.
A ghulwd-a or ghuluzad-a (from^li), Exceeding bounds
(in any thing). 1 he briskness or insolence of youth.
A ghulzcat, The shooting of an arrow as far as possible.
The utmost stretch of a horse, being at full gallop.
A ghululat, Any question liable to error, reprehension,
or criticism.
A clA* 1 ghalul, Unmasticated food descending with difficulty
into tlie belly. Ghulul (hom ghalla), Defrauding, purloin-
ing part (of any plunder). (Water) flowing (amongst trees).
p ghulul, Meat sticking in the throat.
p 4?^ ghalulah, A ball.
A ghulumat (and ghulumiyat), Youth,
p 4 U ghalah, Unsteadiness, anxiety. Ghallah, Corn, produce
; of the earth. Ghullah, A till. A narrow-necked gugglet.
p 4li ghallah-ddn, A granary. Ghullah-dan, A money
box 01 till, p&z ghallah-ddn-i ^(idam, The earth.
^ ghallah-farosh, A grain-merchant, a corn-factor.
A S hal y Boiling (a pot).
p ghilydti, A kind of pipe for smoking through water.
A ghalaydn (from (> _ci-c), Boiling. Exceeding bounds.
A ghalyat, One boiling or ebullition,
p ghalltah, A sort of grass used for making baskets.
A ghalis, Mixed. Adulterated (as wheat with barley).
p ghalljan, Mint.
p {jAfkz ghaltdan, To wallow in the clay from excessive thirst
(cattle). 1 o flow’ or fall as water. To dive. To faint, swoon.
p ghalijan or ghiUjan, Clay or reddish mud at the bot
tom ot ditches or ponds.
A ghalis, Wine.
A ghalis, The milk-thistle.
ghaliz, Gross, rude, rugged, rough. Rustic. Avari
cious, sordid. Dirty, foul, filthy, soiled. Severe in punishing.
Severe punishment. la-li ghalizu'l kalb, Hard-hearted.
A 4-^.4 r ghaltzat, Uncultivated, hard (land). Rough, craggy,
uneven ground.
P - /*4 X ghilighar (or jkkz ghiligar), A preparer of clay.
A ghalel, 1 hirst. Malevolence, hatred, envy. A mix
ture of trefoil and date-stones with which camels are fed. Thirsty.
p <44^ ghalel, A pellet-bow. (Hunter.)
J4^ ghulel-bdz, A pelleter with a bow r . (Hunter.)
p ‘-£j^ J4^ ghulel-bdzi, Pelleting. (Hunter.)
a pkz- ghilllm, Libidinous. Ghulayyim, A little boy.
A GkIz ghulaymat, Little boys.
P ^4 X - ghaliw, Astonished. Polly, a wild fancy.
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