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gagement. Sufficing. Performance of a promise, observation
of good faith, fidelity, sincerity. A security of sale. A sufficien
cy, a completing or a filling up. [ij vzafa kardan, To
perform a promise, to satisfy, to fulfil.
A wafd-a, A conclusion, end, completion. Length ; dura
tion. ClA< mdta fuldnun tea anta bi wifd-in^
Such a one is dead, and you are alive,
p 4 }ICj \j. wctfd-bigdnah, Faithless.
p teqfd-parist, Faithful, sincere. (Hunter.)
p wufd-paywast, Faithful, sincere, constant, per
forming 1 engagements.
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a £lij zisafdt, Death, decease, demise, r CJlL To die.
p wafd-ddr, A faithful observer of promises.
p lij zsafd-ddrt, Fidelity, sincerity.
A iolij zoifddat (from ^ij), Coming, arriving as an ambassa
dor (to a king). The arrival of an ambassador.
a zcifdr^ (pi. of wafraf) Hairs reaching below the ears.
A wafdrai (from yij), Being full, complete, whole, entire.
Being much, copious, abundant. Abundance.
AjUy wifdz, (pi. of jSy zoafz and zcafaz) Hastes, speeds.
p zcafd-sigdl (also lij zenfd-kh'dh^ Benevolent,
affectionate, a real well-wisher. JlC lij jh ydr-i zcafd-sigdl,
A sincere friend.
a zcifdz, A piece of leather placed under a hand-mill. A
place containing or retaining water, (pi. of zcafzat), Lea
thern quivers. khdzvVl zoifdz, Fimpty in pocket.
A^ zeifd^ The stopple of a bottle.
a Jjlij zcifdk, (in of (Jjj) Consenting to, agreeing. Suiting,
becoming. Turning out well. Meeting. Consent, assent, agree
ment, concord, harmony, good understanding, conformity.
J^ 3 jjazdi-i zcifdk, A suitable recompense.
a zcafd-7, Fidelity, sincerity.
rCSp. zouftuk, A tiger’s skin spread over a throne.
A kXJj zcafd (from -Aj*)? Arriving, coming (as an ambassador to
a king). The top of a sandy hill. (pi. of iXiU zedtfid), Crowds,
fVuffad, (pi. of AsU zedfid) Those who arrive. Ambassadors.
a yjj zeafr (from^Jj), Becoming full, complete, entire, nume
rous, copious, abundant. Filling, completing, making plentiful.
Plenty, abundance ; affluence, opulence. Full, complete, entire,
numerous, copious, abundant.
A Ljj zcafrd, (fern, of jSj\ azefar) More plentiful. Large (ear,
or leathern bottle). (Ground) abounding in herbage.
a zoafrat,The hair reaching below the ear. (See<Li^jum-
mat and <uJ limmat). IVafrat and zcafirat, Plenty, abundance.
zcafrat zca kasrat, Superfluity and exuberance,
p zcqfrah, A weaving-instrument.
AJij zcafz or zcafaz, Haste, expedition. A high place. ^
fij huzca zcafzin, He is on the road.
A zcafz or zcafaz, (fromjij), Making haste, running. Ex
pedition, despatch. Wafaz, Any thing on which flesh is cut.
A<CaJj zcafzat, A leathern quiver. A shepherd’s scrip or tra
veller’s bag, in which provisions are carried. The space on the
upper lip between the mustaches.
A zcaf^, A lofty building. Wafa^ (and zcafa^at), (pi.
zeif^dn), A boy from puberty to twenty years of age.
a zcafk (from Jhij), Finding (fcny thing) to be convenient
and useful. Suiting, being useful. Useful, apt, convenient (thing).
Concord, congruity, proportion. A sufficiency, agreement, con
formity; a quantity just sufficient, where nothing overflows or is
redundant, p Jjij zcafk kardan, To accommodate one’s
self (to the times), a fVafk or zoufk, Opportunity.
A Jij zcujl, Any thing small, few.
a zeufud (from Aij), Coming, arriving (as an ambassador
to a king). Arrival, (pl.of AJj zcafd), Summits of sand-hills.
Aj^ij zoufur (from ^ij), Being full, complete, copious, abun
dant. A multitude, plenty, abundance.
a ‘Uji. zcafihiyat. Prelacy, or any high church-dignity. Eccle
siastical law, discipline, or precept.
a zcafa' (from tAj), Performing a promise, keeping an en
gagement. ^ufficing. The performance of a promise. IVafty,
Entire, whole, complete. Just (weight). Full (measure). Much.
A zcafi^at, The stopple of a phial. A basket or hamper
made of palm-leaves. A cloth for wiping a pen. A handful of
cotton used in anointing a scabby (she-camel).
A zcafik, (equiv. to raflk) A companion, a friend.
a zcakk, The voice of the bird surad.
A .tlij zcakd-a or zeikd-a, That by which any thing is kept or
preserved, ibn-i zcakd, The bird surad. \jy\ pji
luzimu'l zcakd, Any tiling w'orthy of being preserved.
A zcakdh, A hard hoof. JVakdh (or zcakdhiCl
zcajh), (A woman) having an unblushing countenance.
zcakdhat (from ^j), Being hard (a hoof). Being
impudent, bare-faced, shameless.
a zcakdd, Fuel for fire. Name of an island. fVakkdd,
Skilful, knowing, intelligent. Bright, lucid, burning.
Ajlij ztittkdr (from ^Jj), Being quiet, calm, modest, mild, sedate,
grave. Modesty, mildness. Majesty, authority, dignity. Esti
mation, honour, reputation. Steadiness, constancy, , Jj&l
ahl-i zcakdr (or ^ bd zoakdr), Majestic, having great au
thority. j < ci rz wa wakur) Honour and reputation.
A zcakarat (from jJj), Being quiet, modest, grave.
A blij zeikdt, (pi. of lajij zcakt) Large hollows in mountains or
hard grounds where water collects.
A zeikdt^, (m of «J.) Rushing upon (the enemy), attack
ing (in battle), fighting. Having to do (with a woman), (pi.
of zcakiuit) Cavities in which water collects. JVikdu, A
circle of distorted hairs, or a mark burnt on the hips of horses.
Ufikkdu (or teXi* zcukkduit), Slanderous, malevolent (man).
A zeikdf, (m of <-Jjj), Standing (for another), aiding,
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