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rality. Opulence. Honour. Fujur, (pi. of fajur) Very
wicked. Adulterers.
*jr^f u j r i Protection. Humanity, liberality. The heel.
A f u J r at) A channel or valley down which a torrent runs.
Fujarat or fujarat, (pi. of^-li fajir) Impious, infidel, wicked.
A U"-? 3 f a j s (from Being haughty. Fajs (or ysffqjz),
Pride, haughtiness. A malicious action. Violence, oppression.
A (from u^), Breaking any thing hollow (as
the head or a cup). Widening, stretching (any thing).
A f a Jt (fr° m V exin gi causing grief (as the loss of
any thing which one prided one’s self upon). Suffering a heavy
loss of property.
A f a jf a j 0Y f u jf u j)) Loquacious, talkative.
p * foJf u j ( or A-sf"fujfujah)) The sound of whispering.
A J^/^ or /i/(from jJ^s 5 ), Being thick. Being loose or
soft. Fuji or fitjul, A raddish. The heel.
A (or fajla , ) i Languid pace (of an old man).
A l?"? 5 faj*®**) (fern, of l^rl a Jju) (A bow) whose string is dis
tant from the handle. (Cattle) wide, or straddling between the
thighs, knees, or legs (from fatness).
A ^fajzcat, (pi. fqjawat) An interval , an interven
ing space. A court-yard. A roomy cavern. A wide tract of land.
Very wicked ; adulterous. Fujur (fromyp*),
Deviating from the right way; being addicted to. Wickedness,
adultery, lust, luxury, lying, villainy, or impiety. Being spoiled
(business). Becoming dim (the sight). Recovering (from in
disposition). jysf fujuru'l karabat, Incest, jys? » J »
fsk zcafujur, Iniquity, debauchery.
A f a JUt’ Calamitous (death).
A Adversity, poignant grief.
a fahh (from ^ fahha), Hissing (as a serpent). Being
hoarse, making a hoarse, hissing, or snoring noise in sleep. The
sound of a serpent from the motion of the skin.
A or fahan) fiha or fihan, An onion or other herbs
used in seasoning meat when dressing.
A ^^fahd/nl, (pi. of ijisj fuhhdl) Male palm-trees.
A fahhdsh, Wicked, obscene, who talks indecently.
& fahdshat) Salaciousness.
a filial, (pi. of fahl) Male animals, stallions. Fuh~
hal, 1 he male palm-tree.
a fhdlat, Male virtue, (pi. of fahl) Males.
A ^fkam, (pi. of psffahm) Coals. Fuhum (from
Sobbing, being unable to breathe any more (a boy). Beingun-
able to reply. Bleating hoarsely (a ram). Drinking at the'fime
called fahmat.
k^^fahdwl, (pl. of^i/aW) Significations.
fuhhat, Heat (of pepper).
a L—~^fahis, 1 he belly or paunch; tripe.
A f ahj > A lnode of wal king with the toes turned in and
the heels turned out. Fakn; (from < s:, ), Being proud. Point
ing the toes inward in walking.
a \jst^ fahjd, (fern, of afhaj) (A woman or mare) going
with the toes turned in and the heels out, pigeon-toed.
a fuhuh, Vipers in motion, or irritated.
A v^stfahaa (from ^s. J ), Taking any thing with the tongue
or mouth from another (as water).
A J^fahsh, also fuhsh (from Being shameful, infa
mous. Talking obscenely ; ribaldry, shameful discourse or action.
a \lLsr fahshd, Any thing shameful, extremely bad. An abo
minable crime. Stinginess in giving (especially that which is
ordained by the Muhammadan law for pious uses).
a "ll-s. 3 fahshan, Obscenely, infamously.
a CuK+Lsz 2 fahshiifit, Obscenities.
a fahs (from ^-as-'*), Examining, investigating, enquir
ing into. Choosing a certain place for her nest (the bird Haii ka
ta). Raining. Shaving part of the head. A place fully inha
bited. A dimple on the chin, p J\yo yU ajsj fahs-i murdd
kardan, To examine into any design.
A ^tsrfahz (from ^/is 3 ), Breaking any thing soft (as a cu
cumber or melon).
A fahfdh, Hoarse. Name of a river in Paradise.
fahfahat (from q), Being sincere (in love or in
friendship). Being hoarse. Whistling in one’s sleep.
A fahl (from ^J^. 3 ), Allowing a stallion camel free access
to the females. Any male animal, a stallion. The male palm-
tree ; also a mat made of it« filaments. The star Canopus. Name
of an island in the sea of Oman. Name of a poet called also
^alkamat • one who excels his rivals, especially in poetry.
A fahlat, Audacious, impudent and masculine (woman).
Fihlat (from <J-s-), Turning a stallion camel amongst the fe
males. Male energy.
A fall m or full am, A coal. Fahim, Hoarse (ram).
A fahmat, One coal. <Lks. 3 fahmutu'l fshd, The
beginning ; also the darkest part of the night (after twilight).
A V sr fahwd (or fahzcd-i kaldm), Signification,
sense, meaning, argument, scope, spirit, style, contents, (-f'y 5 - 3
fahwd-i musarrat-ihtiwd, The joyful sense.
ili lafz-ifa Id fahzca' < , A word without meaning.
A iys^fahwat, Appetite.
A f u hush (from Being very shameless. Talking
obscenely, (pi. of (j^s. 3 fahsh) Obscene conversations.
A fahul, A male palm-tree. (pi. of fahl) Males.
Those who excel others.
a <Lly£. fuhulut, 1 he virtue or energy of the male. (pi. of
fahl) 1 he males of any sort of animal.
A fahum (from j*^ 3 ), Being hoarse-voiced. Sobbing;