"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٦‎٧‎٨] (١٨٢٦/١٣٦١)

and support it by saying, that Muhammad denounced eternal
damnation to all who refused to adopt it as such.
A 0 la -muri) Ignoble, knavish, avaricious,
p lamari) Active, ready, nimble. Bragging, boasting.
Adulation, flattery. A musical mode of reciting verses, (in
ancient Persian) Bread.
v lamanly Flattery, adulation. A lie. Vain boasting.
A request, prayer, petition. Singing verses. A flatterer. Any
thing fastening a fillet or head-dress. One who accompanies
■verses with song. Clad in a coat of mail. The being clad in
a coat of mail.
a <Lcl! la-mat, A coat of mail closely woven.
A lam at, Any thing deserving of reproof. Lammat, Ma
lignant (eye). Fortune. Misfortune. Any thing dreaded.
a lamij, One who indulges much in venery.
p lamchah, A charm against evil eyes.
a Idmih, Who looks slyly, but attentively. Shining, glanc-
ing, glittering.
A Id mahdlah, Inevitable. Inevitably.
p Ldmakh, (heb. *P^) The father of Nuh, Noah.
k Idmis, Touching, feeling.
A Idmisah, The touch, the sense of feeling. d! /CJyi
huzsat-i Idmisah, The sense of touch,
p Idmishgar, The elm-tree.
A Idmis, Veal dressed in the skin. Broth of meat, flour,
and vinegar, left to cool after the fat is skimmed off.
a Idmi^, (part.) Shining. Bright, flashing, splendid.
anzsdr, The vibrating rays of light, luminous,
resplendent. dsdr-i Idmi^atu'l anzcdr, Most
clear or striking signs and miracles.
a<£x*1 Idmi^at, (fern, of ^ci Idmi^) Resplendent. The hind
head of a new-born child.
p Idmak, A piece of cloth worn over the turban. La-
mech the father of Noah.
a Id tnakdn, Inexistent, having no abode,
p Idmah, A piece of cloth worn over the turban. What
ever fastens the head-dress. An ornament. A thing entwined
about another from head to foot. A corslet of iron. Spiritless.
v^lam't, Belonging to the letter J 1dm ; or to the end of
a word, as izdfat-i Idmiyah, The regimen of two
nouns, in which the first is pronounced with kasr or short i,
as shub-i tank, A dark night, a al
tazmu’l lunity, A forked bone at the root of the tongue called
hyoides os.
p ^ Idn, A wall round a house; any area; a fold or inclosure
for cattle. A ditch, a furrow, a pit. Ingratitude, insincerity.
A tremor from excess of pain. A storehouse. Ji na-
mak-ldn, A salt-warehouse.
a jjl] hanna, Because, since, in order to.
p Jdj land, He trembled. Membrum virile,
p Idndan, To move, to shake, to agitate. To totter, to
stagger. To tumble, lobark.
A Id tiazir, Incomparable, unequalled,
p ^A nest. A bee-hive. A hen-coop. Idle, lazy,
negligent. A guide. Vain, empty. A shout, a noise, aery.
Torn to pieces, broken to pieces. Driven away,
p Idtiidan, To move, to agitate. To totter.
p^I law, Plaster, whitewash. Submission. Flattery. Sup
plication, request. A jest, a joke. T wo sticks for playing the
game of tipcat.
a lj la-wd-a, Adversity, distress, trouble,
p lawdr, Labour, trouble, grief, affliction.
A Id wdris, Heirless, having or leaving no heir.
A ^ Id wdris-mahdl, A branch of revenue arising
from persons dying without heirs.
a ^ Idwa Hldih, No, by God !
p Idwarshlr, Food given to boys. The gum of the
opoponax-tree.
p Idwashlr, Gum of the opoponax-tree.
p LlS*} Idwuk, A kneading-trough. A tub or vat, in which
they wash clothes. A thin round cake.
A Id walad, Without offspring, childless.
A launa, (or with the article allduna and
alldwuna) (pi. of allazi) (The men) who.
A j Id wa nautm, Yes and no.
p S*! 1 /arcaA, Supplication, request. Trick, fraud. Adulation,
flattery. A jest, a joke. A kite. The game of tipcat, iji
Idwah kardan, To supplicate.
Idwt, Who turns or returns. Ldwty, (heb. >1^) A Le-
vite. Levitical.
p Idwidan, To ask. To boast, to vaunt,
p 2$ Idh, A kind of red silken stuff.
Aji). Idhiz, A mountain or rising ground making a road nar
row. Ldihiz (or iiylj dd-iratu'l Idhiz), A spot upon a
horse’s jaw below the ear.
A Idhizdni, (dual ofJJfci! Idhiz) Two mountains almost
meeting, leaving only a narrow pass.
A ife. Idhif, Injured, afflicted, sad, sighing (man or woman).
A ^ Idhumma (for allahumma), O God !
Ldhndr, The city of Lahore (in Hindustan),
p CJyl 1 Idihut, Divinity.
p i Idihuti, Divine.
Pj^ N j Ldihdr, Name of a province and city in India,
p Idhurah, The parings of a cucumber or melon.
A LAJ’k-' Idhuna, (pi. of lahi) Men or boys lazy, lounging,
or trifling away time.
H«a la-a', (fut. yal-a') He was slow.
A la-y (from lS'^), Beingslow, tardy; retained, contained,