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A tUu-A habnakat, The act of sitting on the inside of the thighs.
Habannakat, Name of a man.
a habanka^j Proud; foolish. Fond of talking with women.
a axiu-Ji hubanka^t, A mode of sitting with the thighs joined
together and the legs diverging from each other.
A ‘i N habannak, Foolish, silly. Weak, languid. One who
acts fraudulently or meanly ; who goes about whispering slander.
a til+Jb habnakat, Slothful, knavish, cowardly. Habannakat,
Foolish, weak, languid (woman).
A hubnuk, A boy, a servant.
A hubjiukat) A flute, a pipe, a psaltery.
A habnlk or hibnlk, A boy, a servant.
a^-> habzo and hubuzc (from^fe), Being raised and flying in
the air (dust). Hubuzo (from^fc), Running off (a horse).
A hubub (from habba), Awaking, breaking from
sleep. Blowing furiously (the wind).
A habubat, (A wind) blowing hard and raising the dust.
a ir^Js habioat, (pi. habwai) Dust.
A djJb Ilabbud) Name of a man, a horse, a place, and a well.
kjyA habur^ A spider; a spider’s web. Hubur, (pi. of^Jb
habr) Low grounds among mountains. Habbur, A small house.
A small pearl.
Ajy^fe hubuz (fromJ-A), Dying, especially suddenly.
A^j-A habut, A steep or sloping place. Hubut (from la-A),
Descending. Decreasing, falling (as price). Descent, declivity.
f hubut kardan, To go down, to descend.
A Coming suddenly from all quarters
(men). Stretching out the neck (as a camel or ass) when going
quick ; beginning to do so (a colt).
A hubugh (from ^-A), Sleeping.
A eta- 4 * babul, (A woman) bereaved of (her) children.
A habhdb, A goat that leads the herd. The dawn. The
vapour called also sarafi. A kind of boy’s game. Hibhub
(or habhab), Quick, swift.
A habhabat (from Q), Raging (as a stallion) and
leaping on the female. Tottering, staggering, waving up and
down. The motion of the vapour sardb. Swiftness. A
checking, driving, or crying (to cattle). Waking, watchfulness.
Wind. A venial fault.
a hubhably, Swift, expeditious. Quick-going (camel).
A shepherd, a pastor. A he-goat that leads the flock. A skilful
camel-driver, one who sings well to them (which these animals
are very fond of, and travel in consequence with a rapid pace).
Excellent (servant). A butcher. Light, slight.
A habhablyat, Light and active (she-camel).
p <U>L> <LJb hibah-numah, A will, a testament, a deed of gift.
A haba , or hably, A young boy. Ilabi, Used in calling
to a horse to make him back. Hubba', (Stars) hid by dust.
A c— hablb (from habba). Blowing (as the wind).
Awaking, rising from sleep. Leaping on the female (a stallion).
(A garment) worn or torn in different places. A high, boiste
rous (wind).
A hubaybagh. Foolish.
a habyat or habiyat, A young girl.
A habit, Cowardly, timid.
a hablj, A deer having two oblong lines on the side dif
ferent in colour from the rest, llabbayaj, A youth full of health
and vigour.
a hubayjat, A plain, low ground. The highest part of
a channel to which the water reaches. A canal dug in low ground
to collect water for drinking.
a habayyakh, A young boy, a youth full of health and
vigour. Languid, relaxed. Worthless. A large river or channel.
A<i^cujb habayyakhat, A young girl full of juice. A woman
giving suck.
A^icUJb habaykha', A haughty air in walking.
A Ju-Jb habid, The wild gourd or its seed.
A^--Jb habit', (A blow) which divides so that a part falls off*.
Level or low ground, especially amongst hills. Sands.
A hubayrat, A hyena, a hyena’s whelp. A man’s name.
y\ abu hubayrat, The male frog. \ umm-i hubay
rat, The male or female frog. Ilubayratan, At no time, never.
A habit, Lean, slender, meagre. Lean (she-camel).
a Habil, (heb. ^an) Abel, son of Adam.
a habaynak, A boy, a servant,
p jjy--Jb hubyun (or hapyun), Opium,
p cl/Lib hapdk, The top or crown of the head,
p tX-Jb hapad, An agricultural implement for levelling ground,
pj-Jb hapar, The pus or matter of a sore.
A c^Jb hatt (from c^lb hatta), Relating (any thing) readily
and with propriety. Tearing (the garments). Breaking, dash
ing to pieces. Pouring out. Laying or throwing down, de
posing from any dignity; causing to lose rank or reputation.
Drawing, stripping off (the leaves of the branch of a tree).
Drawing out the thread in spinning (a woman). A breach.
a .ci*^b hat-a, (hit-a, .tl^b hitd-a also SL& hata-at) Time, an
hour, especially of the night.
A hattdt, Ready in speech, voluble ; talkative.
\jC& hitdr, (in of^Jb) Speaking opprobriously, provoking
by reproaches.
a i ibjb hutdf (from i^jbjb), Exclaiming, calling to one.
AisliJb hattdfat, Twanging (bow-string).
a cLi cJb hattdk, A violaler, a profaner.
a hutdmat, A fragment, a bit, a piece broken off*.
A ^,'iJb Aa/flnz, (du. of JAib hdzihi) These two things.
A ^jkjb hattdn, Glib-tongued, ready in speaking. (A cloud)
pouring forth small but incessant rain.
♦a ^Jb hatara, (fxii. yahtiru) He tore.
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