"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٦‎٩‎١] (١٨٢٦/١٣٨٦)

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*y %a, An iron with which they burn marks upon cattle.
Name of a plant.
a lately at ^ A part of meat which one lays aside for another.
a lawlsat, A mixed multitude.
a luwayhik, A partridge-hawk.
p loteldj (lizold) or j^ lazoir), A large cauldron or kettle,
especially of brass. The plant papyrus.
p yj L azvizah, Name of Abel’s twin-sister.
p latotsh) latclshan, or lawlshaK)^ Wooden
forceps for holding the nose of a horse whilst shoeing,
p luwlshah) Thrashed corn.
a 4-4> *S luwaytat, A dish of different meats; a hodge podge,
p lah, Scent, smell. Wine made from grapes. The pine-tree.
Name of a town in Turkistan. Lih, Any thing old and ready
to fall in pieces. Lull, A black eagle.
A *0 hah, God. Lahti, His, to (from, or of) him.
A U! laha. To her. Lahd or lahan, (pi. of lahdt) Uvulas.
p U lihd. The uvula, or small conical fleshy substance hanging
over the root of the tongue.
a -cl^J lihd-a, (pi. of lahd, lahan, or lahdt) Uvulas.
A^U luhd-a, A quantity, a sum. <£A« s. \^1 luhd-a mi-atin,
The number of a hundred (men).
a lihdb, (pi. of y lihb) Spaces between mountains.
Fissures, (pi. of lahbdn) Thirsty people. Luhdb (from
u-^), Burning, flaming (fire). Being inflamed. Heat of the
fire. Flame without smoke. Thirst.
A luhdbat, Flame.
a lahdt, The uvula.
a lahds (from t_i-^I), Thirsting. Thirst. Luhds (from
ci^!), Lolling out the tongue (as a dog, either from thirst or fa
tigue). Burning thirst. The pangs of death. Red points on
palm-leaves. Luhhds, Those who weave palm-leaves.
a luhdsly, A person having many red moles on the face.
A luhdd, A sigh.
a fiy lahdzim, (pi. of ^ ^hzam) Sharp points of spears.
Robbers.
pjl^l Luhdr, Name of a city unknown. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
Ajl$] lihdz, A piece of cloth put into an axle-hole to tighten it.
a lahdzim, (pi. of lihzimat) Jaw-bones projecting
under the ear.
A luhds (and <LA$J luhdsat), A little food.
a ^ lahdsim, (pi. of ^ luhsum) Narrow parts of streams,
p Uiy lahdshum, Any thing ugly, deformed, disagreeable.
a'S y lahd^at, Sluggishness, languor; carelessness (in pur
chase), a liability to be cheated.
a ujy lihdf (and lahdfa'), (pi. of ^ lahifat and ^
/oA/a’), Afflicted, oppressed, suffering (women).
a *y lahdk, Whiteness, brightness. A white bull. Lahdk
or lihdk. Whitish. Lihdk, (pi. ofjy lahik) Brown, tawny (ca
mels). A\ hitish.
p y/y luhdk, Cause, motive,reason,matter, argument. Lah-
hdk, Name of the brother of PTran WTsah, Afrasiyab’s general.
A <dy lahdlih, (pi. of luhluh) Widely extended plains,
over which the vapour sardb is seen to float.
A |*y luhdm, A numerous army (as devouring, or destroying
all opposition).
A ^y lahdmtm, (pi. of luhmum) Generous, liberal.
Pj^y Lahdnur or Luhdnur, The city of Lahore,
p^.y Lahdwar, The city of Lahore.
A j^/^y lahdwis. Swift, light, active (persons).
*A lahaba, (fut. 1 —-^, yalhabu) (The fire) blazed.
A C-^y lihb (from u-^l), The space between two mountains.
A fissure, or narrow pass. A steep, or perpendicular precipice,
which it is impossible to climb. Lahab (from t-^), Burning
with thirst or with fire. Flame (especially without smoke). Red
ness. Flying (dust). ^-^4 ^ Abu lahab, Name of one of Mu
hammad’s uncles of whom mention is made in the Kur’an.
a ^y lahbdn, Thirsty. Lahabdn, Excessive heat. Flame
without smoke. A hot day. Thirst.
a iy lahbat or luhbat, Thirst. Luhbat, A burning or shining
brightness.
a £y lahbarat, Short, mean-looking. One whose speech or
clamour is unintelligfible. Goinor slow.
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pally lahbalah (or ay lahbah), Foolish, stupid; unlearned,
ignorant, unskilful.
A (^y lahba', (fern, of ^y lahbdn) Thirsty (woman).
A i^y lahs (from <^y), Lolling out the tongue (as a dog,
either from thirst or fatigue). Lahas, Thirsting. Thirst.
A lahsdn, Thirsty. Lahasdn, Thirst.
A <y luhsat, Lassitude ; thirst. A red point on a palm-leaf.
A J4 lahs a', (fern, of ^y lahsdn) Thirsty (woman).
a '^4 lahj, Greedy, one who hankers after. Lahaj (from
Being covetous, addicted to.
a te4 lahj at, The tongue. Voice, sound, tone, pronunciation.
fasihu'l lahjati, Eloquent. Luhjat, Breakfast.
A ^s4 lahjam, A cup, a goblet. A highway, a beaten path,
p &*s4 lahjah, Deformed in face. Tremor, trembling (in speech).
Sound, voice. Form, mode.
A y lahd (from Ju!), Oppressing, overloading, afflicting.
Wearing out (cattle) by overworking. Beating, thrusting, push
ing; striking on the back or breast in contempt. Eating, licking
with the tongue. Any kind of fissure in the feet of men or ani
mals. A tumour under the shoulder-blades of beasts of burthen.
A grave, also an indolent, or sedentary man.
A lihazd (from J li and Uia> hazd or IjU hdzd), Because
of, therefore, consequently.
a r y lahzam, Sharp, penetrating (spear). W ide pudendum.
a iUy lahzamat (from /*y Q)) Cutting, amputating.