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*-^ 3 * kuzeat-pazlr, Acquiring strength.
A kutat) A day’s provision.
p ^ box, generally of wood, though sometimes of
silver, in which precious stones or electuaries are preserved.
p kutil, A weight of three drams.
p yy kmir, Sweet cane, galangale.
p ^y koj*A horned fighting ram.
A ^y kuh, (pi. of kahat) Courts.
A kawkh (from Becoming corrupted internally.
A kazcd (from <jy), Cioverning. Guiding, leading (horses).
Retaliating. A troop of horsemen. A herd of horses. A led
horse or mule (not mounted). Kud, (pi. of jyl akwad) Long-
necked or long-backed (camels or horses). Kazcad, Retaliation,
lex talionis. Length of neck or back. Kazoud, A ptisan. Ku-
wfid 9 (pi. of (A'li kd-id) Governors, prefects.
a kazsdd, (fern, of Jet akzcnd) Long-backed or long
necked (camel or mare). High, lofty.
Ajj* kazer (from ^ alking on tiptoe. Attacking sud
denly from an ambush. Making an orbicular incision from the
middle of any thing. Circumcising (a woman). Kur, A new
rope of fine cotton. Fresh cotton. Ribband, tape. A plant of
the present year’s sowing, (pi. of ijti karat) Hills. Kazoar,
Purblindness, dimness of sight.
p JS* The top of a gourd, or any ball placed on an emi
nence at which they shoot with arrows. Cotton. A testicle. A
knot, a wen.
A ^y kavorii) Large, roomy (house).
pt l> jL*Jjy kur-begl) The superintendant of the arsenal.
p kur-khdnah, An arsenal, armoury, or wardrobe.
r kdrehl, The keeper of a wardrobe.
p j*'j kurlatdn, (in the idiom of Kh’arazm) A consultation.
p kuriyuri) Coriander.
A jy kazcz, A round heap, hill, or high tract of sand,
pjji kuz (orjy kuj), Curved, crooked, gibbous, convex,
p ;y kuz-pushtj Crook-backed. (Castellus.)
p (jjjy kd zadan, To deny, to say no.
Atej y kazcza^at (from js q), Running away beaten (acock).
a ^y kazzs (from ^y), Measuring, comparing. A cubit.
A bow for shooting or for separating cotton. Sagittarius the zo
diacal sign. The lesser segment of a circle. A few dates lying
at the bottom of the bin. _jJ kaws-i kuzah, The rainbow.
Kus, A cloister, a hermit’s cell. The lurking-place of a hunter.
A word used in calling to dogs. Kazcas (from (^y)? Being
crook-backed. Curvature. Kazois, Difficult (times).
a Ly kazesd, (fern, of akzeas) Crook-backed (woman).
P kazesah, The rainbow.
a ^y kazcsiy. Of the form or colour of the rainbow. Kaw
sly or kusiy. Troublesome (times).
sy L~y kusryd, The costus, a shrub.
A yy kush, Small-bodied (man). A word used in checking
or intimidating dogs.
pjLijj kushbdzj A fowler. A seller of birds,
p kushun, A house, a habitation. A hospital.
p ^yy kushl, A scarecrow.
a ^y kazesarat or kazesarrat, A basket or hamper of reeds
or osier-twigs for holding grain or dates. A woman.
a u-g«y kazzsaf) A carpet with a long pile.
a IryJ kut, A flock of sheep.
a <L!y kutut, A large date-basket.
A A:arc^(from ^y), Covering (as a camel). A piece of
plain ground, on which dates or corn are gathered.
a (^by kazea^dn (from £y), Mounting, covering (a camel).
A ^y kazeuiS) Thick-necked and strong-backed.
a Ucy kazo^alat (from Jxy q), Sitting on a hillock. Soar
ing round high mountains called J^y kazcd^il (an eagle). A
little hill, a hillock.
p kazoghd (for Uy ghazughd), Dissension, tumult.
a < — kazef (from uJjJ), Following (the footsteps), coming
behind. Kuf, The upper part or tip of the ear. A margin, ex
tremity. The hinder part of the back. yb bi kiifi ra-
kabatihi, (He took) the whole. Ci ujyb bi kufi nafsika,
You yourself, or by yourself,
p ly kufd) Turpentine of fir.
A jy kuk. An aquatic bird with a long neck. Rima mulieris.
Disproportionably long.
A ifoy kawka-at (from y q), Clucking (as a hen),
ply kukabd, An opening medicine. Name of an herb.
a jy kawkal. The male partridge.
A <L'y kawkalat (from Jy q), Ascending a hillock,
p kuknus (or kuknus), The phoenix, a bird,
pyy kuku (or <ty kukah), A top-knot on a turban, a button
on a garment.
p kukt, A kind of beaver.
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Ayy kuki, The unicorn-fish.
A Jy kazol (from Jy), Speaking, pronouncing, or giving an
opinion upon (any thing). A word, a saying. A promise, agree
ment, compact, consent, acquiescence. A contract, bargain. A
kind of song, p Ji , Jy kawUi kdsah gar, A term of music.
A J*ij Jy kazcl zza Word and deed. * Jy kazsl zca
kirdr, An agreement. Kuzoal, (pi. of JjU kd-il) Speakers.
p (Jy Name of a blackish and poisonous w'orm. A moth.
A Jy ka-ul, Talkative. Ku-ul, (pi. of jy ka-ul) Talkative.
A C—?y kuldb, A hook.
A^y kazelat (from Jy), Speaking. Kuzzalat, Talkative.
p kulak, A money-till.
p <teL!y kazoUndimah, A treaty, a written agreement.
a kulanj, kulinj, or kulunj, The cholic. A disease ori-
(rinatinfr from cold seizinsr the shoulders and back of the neck.
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