"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٦‎٨‎٨] (١٨٢٦/١٣٨١)

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a j*UJ limam, (pi. of <£*! limmat) Locks of hair flowing below
the ears. UUJ limdman^ (He) seldom (visited) us. Sometimes,
from time to time.
A<Ul lumat, Peers, equals, cotemporaries. Lumat or lummat,
A body of men from three to ten. Lammat, Fortune ; misfor
tune. A little. A slight appearance (of insanity). Limmat,
A head of hair, locks flowing below the ears (that which flows to
the shoulders is called Lis>- jummat). Lunwiat, Misfortune. A
companion, partner, fellow-traveller. A company of women.
r lamtur, One who neither fears nor cares for any thing ;
bold, intrepid, robust. -Fat. Fortunate. Idle, tardy, languid.
a lamj (from ^^)> Eating with the fore teeth or the lips.
Receiving a guest with a small present instead of giving him an
entertainment. Lying with a woman. samjun lamjun i
Deformed, base.
p lumjan, A nation of robbers, who live upon sugar.
a lumjat, A whet before dinner.
a ^ lamb, (from ^^), Looking at slily, glancing the eyes at
any object. A glance, a twinkling of the eye, an instant.
lamhu'l basir, Any thing clear and distinct. Lamah (from
^* J ), Shining, twinkling (star), flashing (lightning).
a lam hat, A glance with the eye, a wink. Lightning.
Similitude, resemblance.
a lamhah lamhah, Every moment, continually.
A lamad, Humility, submission.
a u U*! lamddn, Humble, submissive.
lamz (fromj*l), Defaming, slandering. Winking, mak
ing a signal with the eye. Striking, bruising, trampling upon.
Appearing (as gray hairs). Defamation.
a ijA lamzat, A wink. Lumazat, A slanderer.
A lamzadan, To sleep soundly,
r lams, Soft, tender, delicate.
a lams (from Touching, handling, feeling. Ly
ing (with a girl). The sense of feeling. Lumas, (pi. of
iamm) Camels which must be felt before it is ascertained if they
be fat or not. Spurious*
f limishk, A sort of curds.
vJoa\ lamtar, One who neither fears nor cares for any thing.
Fat, strong, robust.
a k*! lamz (from W), Rolling the tongue about the mouth to
pick the teeth. Giving one his due. Lamaz, Whiteness on the
under lip of a horse.
a lumzat, Whiteness on the nether lip of a horse. Any
thing white. A bit of meat.
a /aw t (and (from Shining, glit
tering, glancing, twinkling, flashing, glaring. Going oJt of the
gate. Splendour, brilliancy.
a culx-t! lamauit, (pi. of /awi^and 4**!) Splendours.
A Ajc*! lam^at, One flash. Lam^at or luni^at, Part of a plant
beginning to wither.
a lam^ah, Splendour, brilliancy. Shining, glaring. The
glare of the sun.
Lamghdn, Name of a quarter of the city of Ghaznln.
(according to some) Name of a city near Ghaznln.
lamk (from ^J^), Striking (especially with the palm
upon the eye). Writing. Obliterating. Looking steadily at.
Lamak, The greater part of a road. Lumuk, (pi. of /«.
mik) Those who strike upon the eye with the open hand.
a L- lamk (from K neading leaven. A collyrium
used for cleaning or brightening the eyes.
p Lamak, Lamech the father of Noah.
A (LcjLJ lam lumat, (A house) which holds many people.
A lamam (from J lamma), Being near, approaching. Run
ning through the whole of any thing to the end. Being mad.
Being on the verge of sin, without positively committing it. A
slight touch of madness. Venial sins. Limam, (pi. of <uJ h'm-
mat) Locks flowing below the ears.
a ^ liman, (compounded of J li and man) To him or
them who. To whom ? whose ?
Aj^J lamia (from ^*3), Eating the whole.
A lamuh, V ho looks slily but attentively. Glittering.
a lam us, (A camel) which must be felt before it can be
known if she is fat. Spurious, one whose gentility is doubtful.
A lamusat, A road through which one must grope.
A lamu^. Light, splendour, coruscation.
a ( i *^-^ bayt) limu-allijihi, A verse of the author, (i. e.
such as the reader can perceive is not borrowed, but the compo
sition of the author).
A lamy (from ^iJ), Having brown or blackish lips.
Lama’, lima', also luma', A brown or blackish colour of the lips
(in some instances esteemed beautiful in Arabia).
a L«*i lamyd, (fern, of ^ 4 !! alma') Black or brown-lipped.
\ ery brown (spear). Dark (thicket or shade). Shady (tree).
A lamij, One who eats much. One who indulges much
in venery. samtj lamij, Deformed.
A U*rr^ lamis, (A woman) soft to the touch.
a lamik, Having the eyes painted.
a ^3 Ian, (A particle preceding the future) no, never, not at all.
p lamb an, A decayed strumpet who acts as procuress.
Vj+A lumbar b\so lambur, Salt, salsuginous. Fat and sweet.
Contention, dispute, altercation, noise, tumult. An instrument.
A sack or any thing in which earth is carried. Lumbar or lam-
bur, Strong, robust, fat. The buttocks.
p u-5w3 lambak, Name of a cup-bearer. Lumbak, Fat.
p Iambus, The inside lining of the cheek.