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PREFACE The aim of the Directors of the Catholic Press, in publishing the present work, has been to meet the want of a classical Arabic-English Dictionary, which while comprehensive, yet might be handy and cheap enough for practical use amongst the students desirous of acquiring a thorough knowledge of Arabic literature and poetry. Of the many Arabic-English Dictionaries existing up to this time, those published in England are too expensive for ordinary students, while those that may be found in Syria and Egypt are by no means adequate to any serious purpose, as they only contain a list of the principal words, with none of those turns and expressions that give so peculiar a feature to Arabic, and into which as in a mould the language has been cast. This Dictionary is an attempt to supply those deficiencies. Without jDretending xo being exhaustive, yet it is comprehensive enough to enable the students to read the chief works of literature and poetry. The author has followed in his translation the standard work of M^ Lane, as it is by far the best work ever published in this line. But as the celebrated Lexicon is only parachieved as far as the letter
^},
and as
it
does not comprehend
the roots, it has been necessary to go back to the original Arabic sources. The work has been compiled on the same principles as F^. Belot's Arabic-French Dictionary which has been so favorably received in almost every school and has reached within a short time its fifth edition. The English equivalent has been slightly increased in size so as to include many new words and expressions without becoming too bulky. Moreover the author has taken particular care to translate accurately scientific terms and especially botanical names, which are ordinarily rendered in a general sense by words such as these "species of plant". This is a peculiar feature of this new Dictionary for which the celebrated work of Ibn Bithar the Arab Botanist has been consulted, as well as the modern WT)rk of Forskal. The vulgar tongue of Syria and Egypt is largely represented with peculiar signs and the personal experience of the author has enabled him to add many words and to correct some inaccurate renderings. An appendix to the Dictionary gives in the original language the etymology of Arabic words derived from foreign sources. all
VI
EXPLANATORY REMARKS. ORDER OF WORDS. The
1°
order followed
the Dictionary
in
rally
adopted by European Orientalists,
thus
{^)
is
the
viz.
the same as
gene-
is
marked
radical roots,
one followed by
are given in alphabetical order, each
the
all
derivative forms.
The
2°
words introduced
foreign
not beiong to any
Arabic, although they do
into
to Arabic
have been assimilated
radical,
words,
being considered as arabicised and as such connected with a radical really existing or supposed, so that they
are
be searched
to
the
in
Dictionary without taking into account the augmentative letters inclu-
ded
paradigm jj^JL
in the
,
exactly
would be done
as
for
Arabic
words.
For instance JjJs^\ (J«*^l), j\j\ in J J: j*^
,
Whenever
noun or verb,
it is
,
reason
jj-Ct
in
o
a to
occurs
,_^~ji
,
in
be referred ;
second
the to
thus ijlj-
^.Jvi in jji-
is
letter is
meaning of the
the
triliteral
to
be found
^j-x.^
,
added
triliteral
letter of
as radical, they are left
we
J:!^^
in
Jf ^^c.
the letter
in jic
o^^SS
,
o in
and so on.
The
to give an intensive
form
,
form, and this
kind of words
when o
is
considered
the ordinary alphabetical order.
repeat them in order to save too
in
quadriliteral
a
root,
in ^j-J*
has been so classed in the Arabic Lexicons. But
a rule
Jj (paradigm
root
the
in
>
lies in this, that this
to the original
found
j^ in^> 0_rl-^ in f^. J^^ ^^J^i
being then augmentative ^Ss.
to be
is
much
Even
as
trouble to the stu-
dents. 4*^
Quasi-quadriliteral forms having a
letter are to
be found
in the
are supposed to belong, 5*^
^
corresponding in,
^, ^_j=-
Reduplicative verbs such
teral verb to
as^^
which they correspond
,
j or
tj in
form, to which they
triliteral
in
,
^^,
the second or third
jj^, in j_x
JJj always follow the
J>^
to
^
,
JJj
to
l)j
;
bili-
and
.
VII they are placed ting
;
in
thus ^jcj
6^ triliteral
is
the same order even
the
if
mentioned immediately after
words beginning by
Quadriliteral
noun, as j,*.^ to^a-
f-y^^ to
,
is
»jj,
root
biiiteral 'j»j
is
wan-
.
be referred to a
are to
to «J
jl^.
to
J^.
words derived from
fo-
fr_^_
,
ETYMOLOGY. We give
an appendix a
in
reign languages.
list
of Arabic
Those borrowed from Turkish or
ned only when they have undergone cription.
a
change
Persian, are mentio-
We
origin, although the foreign
refer
these
words used
in
words
duced through
its
medium
and especially
all
the Persian words as iiij
;
as
^>J^-,
oX^J
,
i*ii.
al)
,
as
Meninski
some of them
etc
;
but
we
,
L Jj
j^\
,
intro-
»j_^L-
that case
with analogy.
we
is
quote the form that appeared
The words
derived from
;
±z, in
Dozy,
cannot vouch for the
are obviously
some Persian words, the etymology of which
;
may be
Persian, or Turkish Lexicons, such as Lane, Freytag,
Barbier de Mesnard,
list
language
give the etymology of the words as they are to be found,
accuracy of
In
,
no
primitive
and have been
^CjJL
,
is
their
to
common
said almost without exception to belong to Turkish,
Arabic,
Arabic trans-
For the others the orthography being the same, there
need of repeating them.
We
the
in
doubtful, especially variously to us
more
explained. consistent
Coptic are not included
in the
they are very few and they chiefly pertain to names of months,
which are only used
We
in
Egypt.
have added an errata to the work,
in
order to correct some
typographical faults, especially those concerning the letters indicating
the foreign origin of the words
;
no doubt, other misprints may be
VIII in the
found
but they
Arabic accents, owing to the minuteness of the
may be
be unavoidable even
said to
can be easily detected by the reader. Errare I
wish, at the end of this work, to thank
a part in
me,
humanum all
those
so arduous an undertaking, especially
whose
the Arabic-French Dictionary, to
in the best
as well as
F^"
who
Louis Cheikho
useful advices and generally
those
all
F^'
assistance
has
who had
Lexicons and
est.
who
have had
Belot author of
has
given
type,
been precious
me some
very
a share in the collation
of the proofs.
CONVENTIONAL
-ft-
Indication of a
new
-^
Used
a
In that of Egypt.
Arabic root. of Syria,
in the dialect
must be remarked that
It
i'^
placed before an Arabic root,
meaning pertain
2^
It
two preceding
signs
are
word and
its
placed before the English sense,
it
means if
the
that the Arabic
meaning given, the word
must be noted
with the sign only used
—
;
if
being good
Arabic
form.
in its
(
it
to that dialect
affects only the special
SIGNS.
in
<>
that
common
most of the vulgar meanings marked
to
both dialects, while those marked a are
Egypt.
in the
)
are
beginnmg of a
line, stands for
ding word. E. g. 5u->
*j
5
iJ
-
Stands for
a
j » i ji>
the repetition of the prece-
IX (
A comma
)
J
sequel , indicates a
means
Li.
singular
in the
means
that
meaning
A
(•)
o
that
(
as
(
newform having the same meaning
L^^ is
same meaning
j,^-^
semicolon
)
is
as
in a
as the former e. g.
the plural of oLa. and that i-^^^-l
retaining the
a ^-j>^ i
between nouns or verbs following
intervening
is
new form
a
oU.
another form of the same verb having the same
)
is
put for distinguishing words that have a
common
meaning, without being synonymous.
A
( : )
colon placed between two nouns separates the object from the
subject of a verb.
To
E. g.
To
blast (the plants
miss (the butt
The words
)
(
:
(
5
,
These
*)
* -6
JtiLkl. Ji-
the
letters is
meaning of
Thus
Arabic.
in
the letters
are wanting the verb
f^
\
included in a parenthesis are either given as an
not mentioned explicitly
is
hoar-frost)
shooter)
explanation, or to complete
sense understood by
;
show
a
or
»
a
verb or noun, which
a parenthesis explains the
in
Arabic.
a verb to be transitive
;
and when they
intransitive.
stands for inanimate things; for animate beings.
When
both signs are found together without being separated by j
they mean that the verb has a double object, a
i
o
following an Arabic verb radical in
show
that
the aorist has
>
letters following the
have two forms, as
second
— >' ^
j^ Two
its
:
i
o
Jji>^
same verb indicate means
that
that
the aorist
- ' ^
o
the same
may
JXs^ or
J.ij^
is
X
NUMERICAL VALUE OF THE ARABIC LETTERS DISPOSED IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER
XI Feminine nouns having a masculine termination.
Pick-axe
Thigh
^U jji'
Womb
Ship
di!u
Wind
Bow
^j-jA
Hell
Foot
/.Jl-s
Cup
i^o
Year, age
Leg
Shoulder
Jaz^ Sun
Ventricle
lt^p
Palm of the hand Fire
Shoe Hip, haunch
Hand Right hand, oath
Ij.?^ jlJ
JjJ i)jj Ju
Ear
Foot
Left hand
Hyena Poetical metre Stick, staff
Heel
Eye
;
spring
Cnt'
,
^y*^
XII
Nouns admitting both Back of the neck
lis
the
mascuHne and feminine gender.
XIII
Paradigm of Arabic verbs. II
Derivatives of the
Participle
Passive
Nom
triliteral
of action
Active iA.^«_sJj
i.lji.ij
verb.
Aorist
Preterite
XIV
ENGLISH ABBREVIATIONS a
l-J"
ARABIC -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. I
To
fecundate
;
^
to
'ij^yj G'*
i
o J'l
Needle; sting. Sea-compass. j\ ^ ij \ Needle-case. Grafting-knife, jijj'jjfcji Slander, backbiting.
^
_,a*
S3>i;
Pricked; grafted. Sharp-pointed.j^Jli
To dart
forth, to
\'j^\j
\j,]
i
^'1
-S-
rush, to leap (gazelle).
To
To
insult a. 0.
gather Crowd.
To
s
i
-H-
*
Ji.'i\
a. th.
l£C(
fasten the
foot of a
Rope
V~ ^l
lli^
^'\j CJi despise, to humiliate a. o. To pick up, to A jj\j CiJl reprove, to
s jJ/'Sj ,(^j]
camel to
foot of a ca.ael.
[
o j^f\
-ft-
(his thigh).
for fastening the
Hey, interr. part., Is (he, she, it)...
graft (a palm-tree). etc.
she,
it ?
1
-ft-
vlj 'j\
?
yet
it)... not...
CJI
?
To desire a. xA\.J,\'
\j yVi'lj G To prepare J ;;Gb vX'ij Cu'l^
^
LA
o
\
CI o
i
~
oneself to, for.
Meadow, grazing. lJj\ ^ '^\ Eleventh month of the Coptic ^^1 Ce year. July.
To be
OyMj
zJh
a
icjl
burning hot (day). Burning, hot (day). To speak ill of, to
i
c4b Uj
o C;1
»
C^'j CjT
5 CiJl
iJ'l
i
-ft-
slander.
The alphabet. *j_aiJVI ^.^^i-JI j -k?tJ^ -»• To last. ojl -HiS^Ji To settle, to abide in a place. ^j — To become wild (cattle); to |S_^ o — i
jj\ ^
jaCl.
Hock, hamstring.
Man's and ja^j, ^ jJ}^j J^^^ camel's ham.
!
-r J^'>}
Armpit. oUiC. i»Q •{j i>ljT To carry a. th. under the armpit.^ ^Vki Nickname of an Arabian poet,!^^- i^S> lit he carries evil under his arm. Anything put under the armpit. I»Ci I put it baneath my Q,Ci iiUf armpit. To run away, Jl. OCl.j <jJ\ o jl'\ ^ to flee, to take flight (slave). -,-
^X^
:
\
Flax.
j:1
Who
has run j\,\j j|i ^ j^\j j,T away, who has fled. To be a skilled ;J \^ o jjIj !A; 1 a J<1 -« ,
manager of (camels). To go from the y,^\ jj}j ,vy.\j
Is (he,
say, is
I
not
To irritate o.'s self with, ic \J^\ a -u^ To perpetuate. To scai"e. Sj ^ jJl To become everlasting (th.). To jul; become wild
i
o
-
(place).
Perpetuity; eternity,
i,y\^
Always, ever,
*:i,-^fvi
oJVi
-ob
iOT^
ojl
-Jlj
ll^il
never.
For ever.
An
A
jJVi Jl^j joVi
extraordinary event. wild beast.
Perpetuity
To prick
;
-^^j
& \j\\j
with a needle. To
Jp
slot
??//•
; uij
eternity.
a. o.
backbite.
^
_oij1
Perpetual; eternal.
a. o. to eat y^)
i
take fright.
G^
spui".
o
To
i
i'l -«
give to
a needle in his food. To
Jl Shirt. Shift. Coat
( T )
^\%j v_;CT^
Camels.
of mail.
To put on a
shift,
a coat of ^JSb
Haviog crooked
nails.
to fasten the
sexton, jji^ JCT ^ 'jC]j 'j^Jij jjf monk, bell-ringer. Large fagot of wood. Mana-yui^j ;JG^ gement of property, of goods.
feet of a
wJ^
^jiLJI
jcIj
ejJJ^ i6{
-»-
A
cow, when milked.
TTe
Stoker,
iji '^.c^^J',
To walk
at a quick C5cb ^liT
JjI
i
(cattle).
j^Aj JCt,^jjJ^
A
^jj
mail.
Rope
a»
water to a fresh pasturage
^i[jk-
A
-S-
troop (of camels or birds)
following each other in a
I
place
full
J-^Cl file.
where
of camels,
ii;\;
I
many camels are to be found. To accuse, to char- »_) 5 CJ'l o i
pace.
Meeting at a dead
^ J;'\s —
jjX>
v
'
"^
person's house, funeral meeting.
She-ass.
To buy a
j ij jTj j ^ To fall, to i
she-ass.
[
^
o^S jtj.^
j
decline.
Prov. The ass became^ *l£j,\S i^Ujv els' a she-ass 2. e. He was honoured and fell into contempt.
cr'l -S-
ge a. 0. with a fault. To compose the elegy of, to 5 'crl praise a dead person. Beginning. Propitious time. ci^y Knot. Hatred, enmity. ^\ ^ ;;; Blameworthy. Suspicious. UnOjj'^ manly, effeminate. i
I
'
I
Lime
kiln,
brick kiln.
oC>,€\j
^\ ^
To remember
o>»1
Furnace. To produce (ground), saij I^jI o c'I -^ To grow up abundantly (corn). .V. of. act. Straight path. Manner. _^1 Abundant produce. 'Ul^ Tribute, tax. Bribe.
.jjcl
^
J
j\
<->
Ui)
-^
*j]
a.
a. th.
No one pays
attention to
it,
t'^iV
iJ
unlieeded. |
I
cjt\
I
Toitj 5 scUj i'Cib UjIj 'Cit_, CCii^ i J'l -^ come to a. o.'s house or to a place.
i
To suspect a. 0. of. To show pride. To turn aside with scorn
'*;i
ji
v_j
u
from, Beauty, brightness. Pride.
'4\j
^t
—
<4^i
To be a father. iyAj \'ji\j sjCl.o O/l -« To happen to a. o. To give as a gift. To swear by one's father, to 2 S.'\ To undertake a thing, to make it. say ) May I ransom thee ( c-jI iJ'M To ruin a. o. (fate). To accom- Jc ^^ 11 with my father. plish. To consider as a father. s JjJ To bring a. o. or a. th. LjI .GT ^ ( _^l j^jc o — Father. ~ Father. Word meaning To present, to offer a. th. to i_> ^ y <_, J] |
I
:
")
causality or possession.
a. o.
To make a passage
^
u5l7j
The Heavenly Father.
ijc j\
my father !«u:;1
(for water).
To comply with the wishes
of,
to obey a.
it
i
i^V^ j\
o.
To suit a. o. (dress, climate). s — To give a. th. to a. o. * 5 siijl. JT To proceed, to derive from.^ j\ ^a J\^ To be prepared, disposed to. To J — happen unexpectedly (mishap). To <>•
'
Gj
J^\
c-'.l
UjjC^I kJ «^'
Cock. Poppy. Sphynx.
uliai;n_^i j,jti]
The man wearing
Who The
arrives, comer.
futui'e.
y]
spectacIes.SjiJa!!!
Paternity.
ej'^}jaj'.^
\
!
Fatherly, belonging to a father.
tjjjT
Fatherly.
7jy\
-^
Paternity.
|
^
To
become easy to a. o. To urge a. o. to come. To deem a. o. to be slow.
jl
A
Jf t^j
,
s«Cl^
i *Gl
i
a
lA
^
1
refuse, to disdain a. th.
s J'li^l, [
To ^'J\
time to come.
Front, opposite side. Place to
^ pT J'v'i
JU
—
J^l y]
refuse a. th. to a. o.
Refusal. Scorn.
Who
refuses, w-ho scorns.
Haughty,
J*
2(
—
»Cl ^JT -j.^1
'
'
To take root, il ijl o j;b Vy Jj^ -^ To become wealthy. i)G> jj^Cj |j_jl To become, to get firm. j;\;
To
Tamarisk.
^ To
A
To become
!
i
Jj\j JJTj o>^j1 ^ J'\ tamarisk. o>^^ ^r *ij Furniture of a house. JIjI.^ sub li^l Nobility of origin.
Rooted. Noble.
To commit sin,
a
Julj
il;1
tP>"j J^i'l Cilij Cilj uil a ^'l -ft-
live in
'jjj\
^i7
To
good
, ojUlj J 1^1 o Ul slander, to backbite a. o. i
^y
living.
bj furnished (house).
oul
good."?, utensils.
c-^j^ '^^
Furnished, supplied with fur- z^'^H
niture.
^"u ^
Sin, crime.
To
To
j-ich.
Household furniture, moveable
^
wlsrvTj ojIjI J Cil
A a com-
furnish a house.
fortable way, to have a •^
a o1 -«
i
tufted (hair).
Sin, crime, felony.
«_)
comes from.
be thick ijulj Gyij Obi o clo.se ( hair, grass).
Luxuriant (head of hair),
a crime.
To accuse a. o. of a crime. To incite a. o. to a crime. To abstain from iniquity. Guilty.
wliich one goes or
I
I
-8-
Slandei". su'iij i^U To burn, to blaze (fire). C>u^\ o '^\ -sTo run (ostrich). 'i?t-?-1 o — To be brackish (water). (Vjii o — To light, to kindle (the fire). 5_j a ^.^1 To chai'ge (the enemy). To render water bitter and a ^T i
To To To To To
relate (a fact). a
Sj\j
b
'J^
o ^j1
i
-JI-
begin a. th. To choose. \'j\ a 'J,'\ begin to do. jiij — propose a. th, it — appropriate a. th. in ;.:U-ii Jt —
preference to others.
To
imprint, to leave
upon.
To impress,
marks
j
_p\
to move.
To choose, to prefer a. To prefer a. o. to. To follow a. 0. To be wounded, moved
th.
fi>
IjUjI Jj\ j
it
5
—
J\3
J\i')\j
^»j ^J.2j\j
—
brackish.
To burn
fiercely, to
become
^Xo T^\i
^
^(^[
x»
1
^li-f
^j^]
falling water.
-•i;j|
^^\
Two
powerful nations ^_^Uj 9rj»-\.^ mentionned in the Bible. To reward, jt J 'sjG-'. j 1^1 o _^1 -il-
i
to hire a.
To be
o.
set
To appropriate
a.
jjii-ll.
jc- ^'^^dj
th. esclu.sively to o.'s self.
Ardour, heat. Brackish, bitter (water). Ardent. Bright.
Sound of
v.>-\~'
hot.
\jji.\j \'j\^]j \'^^]
o^>:1
(bone).
To
call a. o. to
Him
(
God ).
Trace, track, print. foot-step.
jyb
j^"^
Glitter of a sword.
rr
V
J^h X^
set.
iaJo',?-!
To burn ( bricks). A To pay the wages J j\ S 'ojiVy^ of. To hire a. o. To reward a. o. s 0^1 ji-"^ To hire to rent. *> 5 — To give alms. To be hired. ji^^ To hire a. o. To ^\_rJ,l^ i_.* j
^
;
:^
such a price. Remuneration. jW-Tj j^il Foot, paw. let a. th. at
?r
j?"^
,3.1
<>.
T
J'
monuments, ruins;ijj2)l jd'vi of old monuments. What remains Jl ^ Jit ^;» I'jSj Sjul old
of a lost science. Inheritance.
His hand has been
—
Jb J
Mark. Tradition.
Scar, cicatrix.
The
^j^.
jIj"!"*-
Who
wears traces
a
;u_^l
Choice. Preference. Selfishness. of.
'\'j\
'
^
c'J ^
_nj1
Excellent. Ethereal atmosphere, hifluence. Impression.
Memorable
fact,
JX* ^
jy't I'Ji^j
"O \^
brilliant action. Benefit.
Transmitted by tradition. Moving, pathetic. To prop a pot on a fi> ii^jV
ill
-«
trivet.
Support of a pot.
*j
l5l
^
-Cm
i
(
I
A
Thirst. Anger. Shi'iek of pain.
See
^»b
:ik^^ \j
jicj.
To
4>
»Jk^ \^
1 o frequent a
.
o^
o.
He began to say. To begin by. To seize, to ravish
j_^ b
/»^
•^*''
To cause
-"^
or
^_,
»> — To learn a. th., to quote from. To bewitch a. o. 5 i»1 To blame, to re- it jl v_, 5 %ji-\^y JiT
^
amongst many. the head as a sign
iij si>:T
land given as fee.
o'ivil Fish-pool. Shield-handle.
^
i^iil
Spoils, booty.
delay.
To
jLo-I
.
'
Back, backside, hind part.
_,i5
Delay.
z'^iA
the end.
JiU
Jr >•
fire
i
j^'^ "^
).
,
'
jc
a. o.
Brushj,0j oCflj ^1 ^ wood, thicket. Den of a lion. Any flat-roofed and square
^c C*1
^\
house.
To remain behind, to ^\=J,)j ^»l3 be late. To be in bad business. M. Other, elsoj^>T t J^ >• ^"^ F. Other, else. oO^ilj ^1 ^ t^^^i
delays
HiJI
gusted with a food.
a. th.
With
^
To become tainted To be hot (day). To be dis-
(
(water).
jj.'^
To put at a )lKi.c_,j^l -»• To leave behind, to abandon
Jf 1
be violent, ^t:j ,C->;b C^'^
intense
mine.
Dra\vTQ, extracted.iy!\;:
ji\_£JI,
fixed limit.
To be angi7 with
Manner. Taken, seized. the end.
^
jsTu
That has a
S-i^ssI
Place from which some- ii-t. thing is extracted. Source,
m
of course.
;
Swamp.
Witchcraft, witchery. jLiC
Prisoner, captive.
To
S^^l
tr
j^^ j>\;
rity, expiration.
Siilj ii-l
Benumbing.
act.
s
be
Cause, reason. jil For thee, on account of thee, illf 1 ^p for thy sake. j^l. Paiu on the neck. A herd of oxen. JG.T ^ — The future life, the life *i»Vlj joll to come. Sooner or later. >Uii j\ >i»t
iiliJ,)^
Chastisement. Use, custom. Blea redness.
o Jfl
Fixed term. Death. Matu- J(^T^ jil
of sadness.
N.of
A
J*
request of a. o. a
Yes, no doubt
punish a. o. for. chosen j j * a_95jl.
To bow
A
evil) to a. o.
(
delay.
a. o. on, to
a. th.
^*ViiJ»
postponed.
Ji.\
To
prehend
-^^ j>'^^
hireling, hired
— To give delay to a. o. J — To ask for a delay. -^ To
a. 0.
To take
jGijI. vr
J_y2j
a. th.
Sj^f'
Sj^U J^l
recline on a pillow j^'\^\ — j>.\ -Swithout leaning the back. Plum. <• Pear. u^'^i'^j u^'A,^ Cry for chiding (sheep). iai-[ HTo be delayed, postponed. ::A>.1 a J»'l -H-
grieved. fy-
»j^l
To
a»-i -S-
a. o.
be offended,
'J
labourer. Hired (house).
%]
«s-»1
^
from
a. th.
j;>l»-'l ?r
Workman, ti.[j
oj^
^'j^\j
Tenant.
sorrow. Alas! poh!
Flour mixed with butter or oil. To take ^ j' A liU-ljj liil o
9r
Servant, hireling.Cj^ii
^T-^j ^1 -^
Dirt.
i
Lease of house, farm.
" To hate a. o. jc C * -Ri>1 Anger. Inveterate hatred. ^^I,^ {
Interj. expressing disgicst,
^i
Flat roof.
Jt
^
baked brick.
Salary, hire.
;
at last, at
0^»
\J
J Oj'
Asylum, stronghold, I
To
tf 1 a
o?-,b
,
fort.
^j4-b
^U-T^
^^
i
o
^\ *
^;,>1
become corrupted, tainted (water).
To beat
cloth (dyer).
Urn. Amphora.
Washing-tub. Dyer's mallet.
To
couerh.
U
*' 'J\
Ji'
To
(
give a good breeding to
a. o. To punish, to coirect. To receive a good bringing up. yJi'Ci To be well disciplined. To study literature. »_)iliJij —
Good breeding.
^liT^
Politeness.
y^'^S
Literature. Culture of mind.
^ Water-closet.
Uj>1
-ff-j
Literature, letters.
Meal, feast.
,^f\j>
^
j^ P j^\ ^y} _^0\ j V^^'o"^
jji G
zm
At the end,
^Ip
Till the last.
-^j
in the last.
*_'ot
Last, extreme.
wiM^
At last, at the end, finally. Back part, hinder part, back.
ALJuToCiaC C,'i\ j,
*J.
il
oj^^ir
l
Morals,
^t.iVl
oy^^AJl
j^\
jl ;;i/iVl
Moral theology.
Learned. Polite, honest. Tutor, teacher, To have a rupture, a
^ ^ii\
'Gil
kj'-*^
a jil
ijil
-i^
hernia.
Hernia, rupture.
Sjit^ S^il
heal (wound).
vil
J'il -«
i
A —
beat (milk).
Beaten (milk).
To season
Jil_
the
^ar:'lj
uil
,
y^l
i
-!^
bread with.
To reconcile a. To be bro\^'n.
jji 1
,-
'l
i^^i'i
j>-y'
croup. Exterior angle of the eye.
Stern (of a ship). Delayed, late.
polite.
To To
to come, csj ^il
life
Stable.
i_,iVl
correction.
ethics.
life to come. Belonging to the
sSsis
ii''^\'j
Of good morals, honest,
c-;il
Eijuei-ry, shield-bearei".
Puni-sliment, chastisement,
Ecclesiastical censures.
)
End. Last. _^\j] ^ ^1 Extremity, end. Desinence._^ij^ ^ ;^T The other life, the j'^i.'i\j iji'S\j ^iVI
v»-*>* ^».\~a
Remained behind. Palm-tree that keeps its fruit
To To To
-n>-t« till
fraternise. tie
^
j\>CJt
iUj
winter. jf
s^t
fraternise, to
:;
^
o \^\
up (an animal).
? '\»-\i
-^1
h^yy
i'T
take as a brother; to become intiin a bro-
mately acquainted, to act
therly way with. To restore friendship between. ^,_ — To act as a brother and friend of. ^Vi ~ To adapt. /b J-'Pi ^
o.
crC, Ci|jjl_
i;;ii
o ^ilj Uil a ^i1
Daily sub-sistence. Condiment. Chief.
jXi\i
Bro;^ -t^j eS»b si>l>»j eii»b *^l therhood friendship, union. ;
,.'it
Brother. Friend." Companion. Match,
Human skin, derm. Adam (the first man). Of Adam, human.
^iT, ^il
iii'j ^i^
y^
> Honest,
-j'^
lK)lite.
fallow of a pair.
F. Sister, oili ^ :c!i -^ oi^il ^ c^) Female friend. Female companion. Tie, band,
Women.
oU»iT d
,^'jb ^Ijl
^
J^iTj
horse-lock, stake to which
;:ii,^
a beast
is tied.
Brown.
Brotherly.
Tanner.
^
^iVl
Honesty, politeness.
XJ!^
Skin. Terrestrial surface.
A
hard, stoneless
^ ^^\
Ji\
^ibi ^
X>lluV
ground.
to be ready for a th. Tool, implement, instru-
ment. Particle {gram.).
tyA
Viper's buglcss.
^jj^\
G
o Sl
-)}
To happen unexpectediy, to
overwhelm
To behave
To ripen. To lay in ambush for a. o. To be supplied with tools,
IjSi \'^^\
mSI
^'^ —
Difficult, serious (affair).
well brought up,
to be or
^
lVi\
To
become
invite a. o.
to a banquet.
-if-
a. o. (evil).
Misfortune, adversity.
To be
i
resolutely.
o bi -»
^ ^iTj
cjVy^S
§/-^^
Confraternity, congregation.
^Sc i,'i\
^
j^i j '^\
j^^\ Gi1 o <Ji\
-H-
civilized.
i COjl^ i_.iTj
,
Gil
i
i_,i1
To prepare a banquet.
To j be
C SI J
*<0^*
O
V Jb V
"^
,
ingenious
skilful,
^
J^
mit
*
jj
*j
jt
jl>»
To
to
i^'Ji"
a. o.
j-
,
^.r'^
"*^
^^^^
i
to pay, to resti-
;
jp
5 «tJo^^5iT
Payment
s i^ilrJ,!^
tt>
jt
help of
^sVlS-ll^
a'
Performance
of a debt.
Then, at that time, when, as, while.
When,
;
on a sudden.
ujj,b
^^j)
oOU j^j' a ^j} ^
Combustible, tinder.
,*»
a peifume, to smell fragrant. excite a.
o.,
Aj
or
5
^jl
(dissension).
Perfume, good smell,
r-ij}
'i'^ij}}
j\V\j
kind of anemone.
To
listen, to
Odoriferous, sweet-smelling.
^j\
Intriguer, intriguing.
^'j'l
put the date A To write the history
"^
to.
fact, of
a
of.
-k^jXy
-r ^•i.jS'
letter. History, chronology.
Historical.
li7-iJS'
coins,
monu-
lUuiJI "r-jj/c
>'iV
jbT S
^
<^Ay^[
Ji Ci) a oil "*
hearken
to.
J Cii, J — To pei-mit a. th. to a. o. To know a. th. ^ilSlj Oliij Cib "^H" Clj;iloiTj,Cj>C oil To call out to prayer (amongst Moslems).
To inform a. To ask from
ljj f^ ^ ClJu^oi*
o. of.
a. o.
permis- j
s
oi'^t
sion to.
To ask leave of entering To take leave of. Permission, leave.
scent.
o'Aj
March (month).
A
\h\^
if.
In that case, then, thus.
^jUj
.iSl
'iJli il.j il^-^i-
Here... is, there... is I
End, aim, thing ^Jy ^ "^.'S^j ^J^— wanted. Inheritance. Ashes. (ojj ^J^bl ) cJjK^ Old thing. Boot. A ojl To light (the tire). ojJ — To excite discord between.
^
bill).
in.
^i
Order (of a
o'.>jj
^
^
VJi'j
who
^,^
i?
obi
Izan (call to prayer).
Chamberlain. Long-eared. Muezzin (a crier
o'il.
^ ° oliT ^ o ib o _.
Ear. Handle.
— —
js.
col >^i'
iif\j o*i>i
calls to prayer).
Minaret, turret of a
oiu
^r
i*-^;
mosque.
ments. Chronicler, historian.
-t-'jW^
^j^i
Dated from; of such a date.
To cower,
(j>.—
a. 0.
To implore the
Tumour.
exhale
^saS
'^
of a duty.
Clever, able. Ai-tful.
Date of a
^.
a. 0. against.
Gordiau knot. The upper part of the thigh bone.z!; j
to! jjjij
roll up, to
squat
a jj Ij o (reptiles).
\'yj\
i
-^
j3"l
To be
Sustainer of a tribe.
To suffer damage. ^ siilj vjSi a 'ji\ * 5 t\jj\.j':>\ To injure, to harm a. o. i/i5 To sutfer damage. ^ siiij *iib <^i' Damage, harm done
^
to a.
cold (night). Cold.
Cedar.
to a. o.
help, to assist a. o.
from
Cunning. Limb. Anything necessary. In small pieces.
Date of
a. th.
To pay. to settle (a debt). To reach to. To exact, to take a. th.
VJ'
Qt'^l.
To be tightened (knot). To strive for. To be hard towards a. o. End prosecuted, aim.
To
^il: ,iSb
tute.
^.^'t
sharp,
^ s
van, to overcome
To
*
Jl.
against.
try to deceive a. o.
To
trans-
V^''-''
cut up.
.^
tiii
)
To
"^
in.
To achieve, to better a. th. To render a. o. intelligent, To To
-^
(
JJ
Jij} ^>«!l
—
jS\
Who
0.
suffers
or causes da-
^ilj
il
mage. Noxious, harmful, prejudicial
to.
i^
—
)
c
yj\
(name of a place). There is nobody, no j^_j\j Irain
^jl j>j
Uj
'l
C»
Y
A
cedar-tree.
Rice.
To
one.
Molar teeth. To gnash the teeth
jy^i
Jt ^^vi j;^J
against.
practice agrieul-
^j' trjl husbandman. i
ture, to be a tiller, a
^3'
Pi'ince.
"fr
^31^
'i>*jl
<j-jlOO o>fj^ib oy~ijX 5r u~lJ,h_~ Agricultuiist, tiller. <^jyj\j ^j~ij\j'\j
Koot, origin. •:j.j'}j -^j'}j j,j'j\ To be hvely, Cljlj C^jlj C3'l a o.J «-
Piice of blood. Gift. Price J^'J-Hgiven for damage. Incitement to
Wasted
(land).
*'jj^j
quick.
discord.
Litter, coffin.
ojl
Den.
T
oj*^"
Lively, quick.
?r
>^0l
olIrl»j
—
ojjij yjj
To produce honey bee). G ji i^jl ^ To remaia in the stable, to be- * — come accustomed to it (beast). To prepare a stable for (a J_j n jj\ (
beast)
;
to fasten
1
it
which a beast
S'jc'jh
noise (pot on the
To
s5
Cob
incite a. o. to.
To To
—
It n
feed (sheep to the
full),
sji
s'
a
Ij^
1j1
-^
to satiate.
renounce, to give up. flow (water).
^i.
C,j1
^'j\
i
Little man, despised man. Drain, sewer. Leaden ^-.j j"t»
^'j\
^
<J\^,
prolate
:cijl^
j
^ijT, ^j,T
^
-,jl
*
build a prolate vault.
be late.
Person
,^ 37}
fn ^j'l ,
G-j Jl
^jl
i
in arrears, late.
Lilac of Persia.
-J:i-
^j^l
ci-jij\i c-i;irjTP
Very good dates.
iljl .^
To surround a. th. To strengthen. To ^ s wrap a. o. in a veil. To
fi>
\'yj\
\
yj,
^
— 0_j\j clothe a. o.
j%
with a waist-wrapper.
To
strengthen, to assist
%jj\'y s 3jT
To become
herbs
i^J\
ja'y
luxuriant and i^ijl
J^jl
(soil).
covered with green
(soil).
ti'ee-worm, wood-fvetter. j^^l
^ x^jl
Terrestrial, earthly.
Is^j^ sT'^^ 'S^A "^ ground of j1 <>•
Bottom of a vase a stuff. Ground of a house. ;
Course of the week. Fruitful. Broad. set limits to.
-^ Urinal.
x'.^,l\ x:^'J\
girdle; to"\vrap
o.'s self
^
jaJjl
*
^/^ Ciji
Boundaries, limit.
^j'J
^
-H-
:cij?
To be sleepless, wakeful. C»j1 a Jjl -^ To slumber. To cause a. o. ^ Glltl 'Sjj ^^hj}^ 'J'J to slumber.
A
kind of thorny tree.
To
j'y -^
£\'J\
eat the leaves of that
(ksjjl
iij\
i
tree (camel).
To be
seized with
iJj \j
,
^y
a
£!j 1
having eaten it (camel). To cicatrize (wound). iij'\ Throne, seat. Ottoman. iui^l ^ Xiso j\ colic for
To eat all (the food ). * ^'J\ yj\ To devour the whole harvest, \
^ to
destroy the crops (of the land). people '^''Xy'^Xi. j y^\
To reduc3
a. o.
To
foi'th
Partial insomnia, sleeplessness.
vault.
To To
To kindle (war).* —
Country, land.
— To
^
pipe.
A
fire).
Artichoke.
fire).
Confu.sion, press, pell-mell.
To
light (the
To bring
A -«-
\% o j1
J:.j]
J^\'Jj J^\y\j ij>yjj Oj^'j K J»jl -8Eai'th, terrestrial globe. Soil, ground.
^jT
jTj
fastened. Stable.
is
To produce a
To
abundantly J'J\
^
^j\ji\j C5j ijl
mischief amongst, tojj;
set at variance.
to a pole.
Honey. Pole to
To make
^
yj\j jj\j\j in a veil, a mantle.
fy^
Strength; weakness. Back. Middle jjl part of the body.
to misery, wretchedness. Tooth. ^ ^ ^yy Stone set up in the j^yy^ ^I'jf ^ desert.
-^J) /J\^
a
as courageous as
lion.
To become
Lion.
or dry.
tall
iCJj
7
»jJ^\
Lioness.
Place
To
-u.'i
zjJ:.]
oJu ^
of lions.
full
bind szjL.[j to take captive.
\'^'\
tie, to
a. o.,
olc
jZ.\L.\j
strong,
jj,]j juLij
A
C
J-' To be
Sal.\?
i^'J
-«-
,
fi>
squeeze.
To surrender
as a prisoner. J J.JcZ.\
jCl.j^'J he whole of them, -without ^_^U
Lsather-strap. Captivity. All,
I
exc 'option.
Retention of urine. He suffers from
j-'„l
^ys\
j^\
^f>
*j
Relationship, kindred,
_/J ^
s^n-l
aftinity. Strong breast-plate. Strong leather-strap. Jij ^ jCI. — Left side. ( jUj j»}* ) ^S'J-^^j
^ j^\
JjC-lj A'JJt
-^
Shank
tobacco-pipe,
of a -if-
j^~-\'/*
a'jyL''^
-r
Gun-barrel.
Israel.
To be afflicted with, y, To afflict; to ii-ritate
6^>'j^A
^
a wj-l
^
ClJLI
CjU-i 5 JL-,T
regret, to be son-y for,
^J,lj
le.
to lament.
Sadness, affliction.
Gj "
Sad. afflicted. soil.
t'jj^'y'
arrive sud-
J[ (j,jlj 6jl a uij/l -ftdenly. To draw near, to approach. To draw near (one to the iSj^ other
).
Quick step. Ji'j] Day, hour of the last judgment. xsjT To be straitened, jy^j CSjl 1 JJI "^ ,
Narrow place. Battletield jjTj. To be in a strait. Sj^j ,Vj1 Eternity.
JjU
-^ i
Jjl
-J^
*^?J)b Jj''
Eternal.
'Jjt ;
narrow circumstances,
jjl
Uncomfortable, under constraint. Jjl
To bite. jfcj ^ C-jjij To ruin a. o. (dearth), To be unfruitful (year). Canine tooth.
^J
ijlj
C^jl
^j1
^
s
— —
it
^
^jl
i
v^jT)
^jT
^
;;jl
yj[
To correspond (o. to a «0l^ i.Jj'i' -Sthe other). To be opposite. To be opposite, to front C jT_^ Sy^ 0. a,
Before, opposite, in front.
oblong
' ,
t
_ ^u1 c^Cl ,
'
and smooth
*l
^
(face).
arrows. Spear, blade. iV. of un. Tip of the tongue. Fore-arm. Oval-shaped full and smooth
A j^l oG^
fi>
u—il
Small quantity of ashes. Jr-l Foundation of a c^L.Lf\j ^\JS ^ ^j—II
o>.il
To sharpen, to point. To be like o. 's father. Reed used for making lances,
lay the foundation, to
ground.
To be founded
iJ'jb *^*—'
,
To
_i.^1
^L,1 a J-1j iIC-1 o JJll full
Foun-
wi-it;
Jc.li-.lj ^i-—
**-—
Sad. Nervous, touchy.
To be
wj— i^l Q
;»u.1j oUI-'l
!
(face).
Veil. Clothing. Mantle.
dalion, principle, basis.
Alas What a pity! Regret. Sorry, angry.
Barren
jOl
Before him, opposite to him.
a. o.
To
oj\Xi
Help, assistance.
Scarcity, dearth. Poverty.
captive.
Tube.
j'j{
^
23j,Tj j'ji
veil. Waist-wrapper. Waist-wrapper. j-Jy ^ Zji^j jjit
Anguish
isehuiy.
Prisoner,
Root,
very ample
To
To bring a. o. _/j£j|j Ijd.j 1^1 — away as a captive. To fasten tightly, to Sj ^\ 2(
Veil.
A
J-lG
J~l ;i::i
(building).
u-"'^
building.
Foundation, principle, estab-
^j-^^
lishment.
Fundamental, principal. ',^C'l Founder. tr--^* Founded upon, established, jc ,^.^>» grounded on. Buttock. See '^Z. • c-ll, -«
Surname
of Constanti-
"C^^S *jl£J.v1
P
nople.
To
5 iSCjI JU.T, jL^ 1j
set (a dog).
,
U-1^
To encourage
i
j.x1 -»
a. o.
cT" Alkali. Potash.
ot£[j
To break or soften To strengthen.
a.
th.* (J\ o
oilii y>'\ -i^
* ^S\
Earthenware, earthen pan,
Ismael.
a.^^\
To be
A
stop, to shut.
clothe a.
o.
with a
j^'(j
a-tfl
clie-
h-
j^l
s
*
l^'al
jjual
-^
^a\
i
-ii-
To
J*^
s
Vj^\y>
^ "~ ^'
,
nurse, to
?j
^
l^'l o
V7
,
give a part of one's
goods to
To
a. 0.
;
-S-
,«
console o.'s
oV_l]^^
cCl
to be muniticent.
self.
To state the oingin of. *_, ^ J_^*l To consolidate. To consider as noble. To classify according to a common
A medical woman.
-fJ-
origin.
To bear
Jjg
imitate a. console a.
o.
o.
Imitation; model. Relief; consolation
Medicine. Phy-siciau.
Doctoress.
To
leave
a. th.
to
J
i>l Cr-'*
'
J-^'^
^
a. o.
j jo'C
footing, to take
Honey that remains
in the hive.
Base, column.
I'OOt.
originate in, to descend from.^^ extirpate.
To
— To be
root out,* Jo\_r-l^
^\-j\
sad, afflicted.
it
J^( ^
Origin. Race. Principle.
j^'l
Lineage. Root.
Of noble origin. Capital, stock.
Firmness of
Li^i
jJ,Vl
JQ)
will, decision of
u1j Jj\
account, not at
all,
^Ljl
.
The rudiments, the
principles.
Fundamental. '%i\
^
Rabble.
^l\iS\
To be
\'jJ-S\
cheerful, merry.
Joy, sprightliness.
.".V
To saw (wood). To sharpen (her
j.,^'1
To
annotate.
Denticulation.
Leg
all of
^ j^\
them, ^^/u^ L
;
A ^llj
To put a
\'J--^\ ,
\yJi
l^Vl
i
-
J-j o
visa
J--Jij
yj\
^
of a gi'ass-hopper.
Saw.
-n4rl>'-^
oak and pine
trees.
S^-.l
^Vij^
-^r*^
White moss that grows on lj'.u.
-Vr
upon.
breed (horse). jiu,1j oiUfj jj>lj 3\J\ before sunset, evening.
ijCi-t
j^-^\ A>
teeth
^
a ^y\
woman).
with a firm temper. Noble; of good
Time
^_,z.\
^il
_
-j^l
'J_,-i!
Solid, well rooted. Gifted
twisted (tree). To be entangled. (crowd). _Ji;'ij wi-C
Thicket.
Jj.^vi
^ ^
To be mixed
hitertwisted (tree). Confused.
by no means.
^^\
»_.lCj,Ci.1 a
^J,1
Ji.iii^l^
Original, radical.
^ii
inter-
V.ia\
charactei'.
Extirpation. Extermination.
*1-T
Jj\ a '^^J
Sadness, pain, sorrow.
To be
-^^J"
^
Dry bread.
to uproot.
They came
L-*l
him.
To To
On no
* Clj
-ik
i
1
I
Burden. Compact. Crime. jU»T Stake of a tent. e'j^j j^\ -r J^\ Tie, band. Relationship. j.aVj\ ^ %j^o\ Favour. Caper-bush. .jL^l -5f To be rooted. ;JUj1 o JoI
To To
-«-
with patience.
to, adjacent.
To take a
xiL.1
To console a. o. To make peace between. To console a. o., to nurse
To
(with a stake).
To render a. o. kind. To be near, contiguous
^
cure.
Chemisette, tucker. il^[j o^i a kind of short dress. provide a tent
^1
-U
:1j ^ J C_^ J Cw- o ^1 coiTupted, to stink (water). Corrupted, putrid (water). 'i
misette, a short dress.
To
.Ij
Lion.
»>ar*''
vessel.
Adjoining houses.
To To
Noun, name. See ^^.
^
A'"^' tiil -^
J^ Wild and
(
\-
destructive winds;c;lfe*^>4JI
hurricanes, storms.
To set (sun). To dry up, to
Vyi
oi^J>\-ii-
ya\ a jji_, .v^si o J»1
a (she-camel)
s CjI
^i
i
-^
Cjl ^i\j a
she-
(
^^
a ^'\
camel).
decrease
(th.).
what one has Weak-minded.
To boast
To
^Ic
of
not. cnii
o>j1
^^^ (
a
a dish)
'"!"''
Ci»j1
i
P
o.
—
Side,
JL-C
indigestible
JaSl
JasU
be hot and windless
Sal o
'Jl -J^
Hot and windless
(day).
«iAc%l
To strengthen a. th. A> jkfjj ji^l -^ To assert. To certify. To ascertain. To be vei'ified. To a^u
l>=^
-ft-
To
^'^
up
rise
iri-itated with.
^]j
Sea-turtle.
ic.
X^"^
—
j»^^
-^
*i^J
fu'e-
place.
Turkish
(a
c^\j\i^
^ \f\ Ts
officer).
Dirt of the ears or nails.
shame
ijl
-ft-
'J»\
!
Time. ^ij At the time of that.
t»i_j
oiib
d^\^
dUi
^il
J*
Liberal, learned.
i
ground), to dig. Tiller, bus-
^ j>i
,.u,Tj >.>l^t
^ j^l
a-^1
,
-ft"
-^^^ >^^ "^
Reliance. Certainty.
*^Ib
J_J3; Ij , Jli>T ;r Jl^ I
To hurry. la>l a a?l To be active, nimble. I^^ij l^i _^1 -»To be quick, active (servant )._^j;jji51 Wormwood. Absinth. cn;:A-lJl '^ To tan (hides, skins). A usi jil To reach the utmost degree (ssl a j;l
be confirmed. Firm. Certain. (the
^
swell (waves).
Fie, for
(day).
-ft-
(flame).
Agha
(food). Battlefield.
1
Fi-ame.
<>•
1
Chimney-piece. Hearth,
Ja-il^ Jail
ol»
flank.
To become
^h
y
j.'-'j'^
-{}-
1
To s
'j,^
i
,
stronghold.
sour cheese to
^h
till
Cuu'
to curve A^tTlj 1^1 oJh'\ an arch. To bend a. th., to bow. To surround ( a house). fl> o^'l Fault, misdemeanor. j\y] Circumference. Hoop, ^{ ^ j\^{
Fort, fortlet.
c'aeese.
give to a.
Heavy and
To
pity.
_/— 'o-s-
eat.
To
(saddle).
^
J^UjI.
groan (she-camel). He was moved with
Lll -^
O^yi ?r -la'b Ja^U ^Vj ^[j Cheese made with sour milk.
To
To crack
circle, ring.
Oj^'^j
Opitjm.
Laudunura. To prepare with sour
kJ\ o\'j^\
Ji, i
To arch,
out of time.
To be weak-minded. To have very little milk
To
a. 0. to.
Shelter, refuge, asylum.
have no more milk (wet-nurse).
To milk
di\ To compel
-ft-
i
-ft-
i
of science, generosity.
Cjj'j^b »'J\
bandman.
Tanned
J;;'b
,^ j^l
(hide, skin). _
j^\ ^ s^l
Ball, bowl. Ditch, hole.
Pack-sad-
sifeTj
^1 ^ ^V'fcb oi^l
-ft-
put a
To
eat.
Gl&ui wi^Tj CijioU ^j&.l paciv-saddle (on an ass, a mule).
To
gnaw, to
To To To
2f
,
A
^IfeUj >i^1 o J4^1
nibble, to corrode.
itch (head), vi^^j
V(k=>lj *I&.L
be corroded, rotten. give to
-ft-
A
>lri
5 VVfeiJ I ;j6;Tj
,
o
jTl
a jTl
>L^a j^l
To
eat together, to
5 iiri^/J
jit
^^
jalj jal '2*5
jCJ
traveller. Adveuturei".
1
To lie. iSy Ij i^1 dJi \ig^i\ a ^\j To deter a. o. from. 5 UsJl — To be in want of rain and di\\ barren (soil). To be weak-minded. Lie, falsedUla! ^ *^r?b *^ij •^'"K i
,
-ft-
^ ,
hood. Liar.
Good
a. o. a. th. to eat.
jVaT
Horizontal.
Great
die (for as.ses, mules).
To
Horizon. Country.
iJiSlj dl^l
for nothing. A\'eak-
minded.
il^U^ duil
1
(
To
deceive,
s lLi\'^i
^T,
CJi
,
\
i
I
to circumvent a. o.
To become Lie.
^i
insane.
^]
Madness. Treachery.
To get
»j s Vj^t t wiJTj UJ a ^ll «• accustomed to a. o., to (a place). To become tame. 1
,
bring
join, to unite, to
^1
ojj
together.
To compose To frequent society
^—
(a book).
the
K
s CjVt j ii)iy ^iJ
of.
To accustom a. o. to. ^ To be intimately acquainted
j ^'^A^
—
^M
a
o.'s self into
jfe^rJI
a passion.
Food, eatable.
J^tj J^i jLfei
Meal, repast.
jifeil
Canker. Itching. Rust. A great eater, J^^b JsTb
ii^oT
J^l
glutton.
Food, victuals. jiX» ^ JTU Porringer for 2 or 3 persons. ^ Jlfeii* Edible, eatable.oV^^Uj J;6=t« ^ J^^feiU Victuals.
.
^X^j
^ji
*
—
^ir/l^
to keep up a friendly connexion Avith. To seek the friendship of, to ^]\~L[
friendship,
court. Fi'iendship.
Thousand.
Company. xlJij ^vTj ^j] ^
com-^,v1 ^ ^lb,oVT^
^!l.
^] will
panion.
^4^b ^u=.ij oi;rb y\ ^ Hill, hillock. Rising ground.
oVi
More familiar than. Very familiar, very intimate. Tame.
^
The {article). Jl -«To hurry. To be restless. VI \o'S\^ To be clear and bright (colour). To strike a. 0. with a spear. a — To moan (sick person). 5LJij yS\j''i\ — To be decayed (tooth), yi] a jSl To sharpen the point of. ^ j!*| __
i
r-
N. of ad. State of a mother who jj}
^
I
j^
I
has
her children.
lost
ij^l n
A
broad-headed spear, weapon.
iJL
Is
(he she,
it)...
Lest...
Familiarity. Friendship.
In order not to.
Author (of a book). Composed. Book.
If
he...
Dwelling, continuance
J
Ijj
,
lij
I
i
jll
-«-
(lightning), to lighten.
To bd mad. To
lie.
&i
Madness, lunacy. Seized with madness.
]
a js1 vjj'l
j^ Uj
jli^
To send s z^% viAjT, &j o diJI -«a. o. To champ (the bit horse). To bear (a letter). a d\j\:J, ,
i
i
:
|
Letter, missive.
That
Sfe»')Uj
;r^1
(j\ a J\
-H-
not
Jl
^
:d1
VI
?
he... not.
(V
)
VI
CJl o »j1
-i^
For fear that
not. Lest.
not, unless, except, save. Less.
To meet with. To gather (dis-
^, c
in one place.
jB'ij
^1^
hatred.
win
Usual, familiar.
suffer.
-«
^ITTj
Title-deed.
Compact, alliance. Agreement, friendship. Book. Collection.
To Hash
i_^1
Compact. Relationship. Ranconr,
Familiar, companion.
To
J&.I7
Piece, mouthful.
with.
To be composed of. To have relations of
Friend,
friend's?.
To be eaten. To feel an itching. To be rotten (tooth). To become incensed. To put
^^ \i
Insane.
To
take one's meals at a
V\ -«
Jl^
^Jtjj 5
,
^^ b
,
all
united
Ip
:u3jl.
Gloves.
who whose, whom; that.
il/.
;
F. who, whose,
whom;
that.
J[<
C£J31
5
1
^J
'U v*
oa-lj iJi^
against me. Ambassador.
»J
CJ 1i
persed people). To excite a. 0. against.
They are
vi
^ajl,
Ts
oG^Jl
Te
^ ^
v/J|
^»!A)lj Jl^Ill
-»-
^ ^1
These
IT
(
f {m.
f.). ^^j\j
j\
J^\j
)
To cause
suffering
Those i))a,vilJ'J.
vil'Jjl
*vT^j\jJ)^
green-leaved and bitter
J
"v
'\j
'l
suffer.
Ji ^ -ulj v'ul ^ jT, oQJl
The
pas.sion of Jesus-
Regiment. cOvl ^ ^v1 Ts Handkerchief used by JX. ^ hired mourners. To. Tiil, Towards. At o.'s. To m«, to, thee, to him. «lji_
Sufferer.
;^
And so on, et cetera. To what quantity? Go away; withdraw, be
Cj>-\ til
off.
?
Till, until.
fi>
?
0>l
Mother. Source,
5
—
^>C ^
s
yiLl
\j
olf^b o^i ^
— 'J\
I
I
eii^
\j
iutj
the mother of
5tc
^j^ai
-J\
:
the mother of
j'^\
'J\
the towns.
<
a. 0.
^\
5 iftj'jlj
i»Vl.a Sy
-ft-
To deify a. o. To call o.'s self a To be deified. To adore a. o. to worship. To be like God.
god. s^'t
A
"-^ -x
'Ju J*lil.l.
god. Deity.
God
—
5
*^\
(the true and only one).
;ii
^b
my God Good God !
Goddess.
Xi'^y
of poetry:
J^\
;ivi
muse. Divinity.
:^;i^
xL»_^
l^
(
Ij
Xi^
Ij
virtue).
«^c SaV I
'Ji^\
Theology. Metaphysics. oC^iyf^ To be unable j ulf, 1^ !j 1^ 1 o v1 -»^ to do a. th. To be late.
To be
able to.
To
*—
neglect, to
a. th.
He has spared no pains. He does not cease to
)a^
JJG J^
G-Jaj iJj5lj
V
warn, to admoni.«h thee.
hospitality. lit.
Jt^y^
(as a god); to worship.
leave
principle, prototype.
my mother Mother
_/i'\
Rancorous.
-if-
To adore
suffering.
Divine, theological
To adopt as a mother. To imitate a. o. To follow a o. as a leader,
Mecca,
Painful,
•r.^^\
Deification, apotheosis. s x>v.i
the head (of an army).
:
^ll
of the
^1
That causes
The goddess
pose a. th.
To wound a. o. in the brain. To become a mother. To walk ahead. To be at
lit.
^vT^
;
The ancient Arabs. JVlj JjV< ij^iJl To direct 'ji\j ^'tj _j^'\j,^\ olA -> o.'s steps towards (a place). To pro-
Fire.
^
commotion
Passion, violent
Christ.
long
< To
grieved.
Pain, suffering. Irritation.
fat in the" tail, buttocks (sheep, men).
How
To be
mind.
fruit-tree.
Large,
To
0.
be irritated.
)•
Benefit, favour, grace.
A
dUVjIj
{>n-f.).
(p/. of
^"0,^1
s u>L(.
;
to affect, to grieve a.
The Virgin Mai-y
lit.
:
the
mother of light. Pia mater; the brain.^_^l^l Milleped, poiypode
j^\
y\
^1^5,0^1^11
>i
^yr^^
Situated near or opposite
to.
!»'
^i
A trifle. Before, in front
of.
j,\^\
Imam. Leader. President, x^jj ?- j'^\ Highway. String-course [arch-). Dignity, rank of an imam. X^iry People. Nation.
^\ ^
all
that.jij; v1
^IjV
he continues. To be unable. To neglect a. th.Ja'ij V\ Do not cease to claim x^\ 5<j vt what you have not obtained (prov.). To swear, to take \ij'\j JGj t%_\, JT an oath.
c^
{ins.).cj^.uj\i ^'J\ 'J\
The milky way.
Nevertheless, for
Xa\
Possessors, possessed of I pi. of J^) _j5jT Men gifted -with strength. ;^| _^j^ Gift, benefit.
Dung.
Aloes.
^iJ^Vl
Swearing, oath.
To have big Fat
tail.
buttocks.
Buttocks.
'J]
^
::!}<,
s^
J
:a1j
G
1
\j 'JiS
;^tj s^il 1
a
c.u1j Cvl
J1 ^r
-S-
*:'*'
yr
C
Foolish,
He a
silly.
not possess
(Joes
•/'U j^\ Vj ^»l. H U
;^JI.
Soul. Vital spirits.
^'.
The
jvjtj
5^
_r''l
J>»"^
Convent of monks.
Man.
Jj^P
'jy^'^^J
?^'>J
i^j>*'^-» ??,^''^I
Chief. Prince, amir.'
of the
Either.... or.
_,9»lll
-^i< ^-J
treasury.
^vjt
is?'?'
jj^l
^^
j^ -^j i^^^l
Duty paid to
a
prince. oljl'l "^
Passion.s.
Trustee, attorney, plenipoten-
j%"yi>
Congress. Council. Conference.
>
proxy.
J^")^
Public
jy'i''\f'
Mission, power of attorney.
;5
j
^'U
Office in the govei'nment.
Parasite.
A
j^'ij
trust in, to
Oy^\ -r >U Ij ::Ail o J>1 ,
.set o.'s
meditate, to reflect
Meditation, reflection.
Who hopes.
hope on. 5 — on *j j J^\7 JC«T^ J> Ij ^'A o>^l' -r J*'^' j; ^>i
Hope, expectation. jX» ^ J/^lS Hope, that which is hoped. d^"^^ To be true, loyal, faithful. s5C»l o Ji^'s To be in ;i>;1j CC-lj C;;1j C;'l a ^1
^
/fc
security, in safety.
be in safety against. trust to, to confide in
u\
.
.
Weakness. Empti-
under
To be
thirsty.
u;;
Very hot summer. Extreme point. Starting-
^
c..»
"i
a
S
-»-
?^/l
1^\ Lil^
^
i^VT
jti'l
-tt-
place or goal in a race. Anger. Eternally.
julVl
with
u
irritated
a
^C^^'l
Jc Ji»>
a. o.
To show
the limit
Amida To command a. th. ship,
of.
ail
fi>
(town). k_,
Sa^Tj j^T
5 i^^l
o^l
-K-
It Sji^U S^'l ° -'•* O' ^ ->*• become a prinee, chief, amir. To be in good quantity s^; \'yf a ^Vl (th.) To have numerous flocks. '-^ '
'
'\
To invest a. 0. with power. » J^\ To consult a. o. on. J a 'fyA^y^ y>'\ To command a. th. To a. n IjUjI. _^T 0,; to order. To render a. 0. wealthy (God
To be
).
invested with power; to
^Jc
reign.
To make a common beration
;
deli-
to consult
_^5j'lj
e. o.
y^h
To plot. ^ ^ ji^'l
To consult a. 0. on. «-j To be actively engaged, busied ,_i — about. To confoi'm to a command. To consult a. o. n y''^L\ Commandment, order, yyj\ ^ j\ -j'
Thing, business, subject. a. 0.'
protection, safekeeping. intrust a. o. with.
ij oC«l.
'\
a. th. to.
o.'s self
cjy
ness, inequality. Doubt.
decree. Power, authority.
intrust a. o. with, to
commit
.
c^
'\j
^
consider, to contemplate.
Hope, expectation.
it>
To
a. th.
To
Ci. J
to a. 0.
Yesterday, ^r-y b cr^Tj ^^T Lately, time not long past.
To hope
W^he-
conjectui-e,
Laden
officer.
To
To
To become
tiary.
put
If.
to determine a. th.
i/v1
Commanded:
not?
to...
When.
cji^^l
Belonging to a prince,
To
But; as
j^\
Admiral. .^ Colonel.
To To To
Is (he, .she, it)..,
^>i>1
faithful, the Caliph.
a. th.
in the brain.
con], part. Either, or
ther.... or.
The Commander
To To
Wounded
^
i
of a colonel.
Silly.
Maternity.
'\y^'^\
'|J,J
Civil title equal to that
Public
^v1 ^\ >5i ->
Motherly. Ignorant, illiterate.
A
blood.
's
(/-'
gentiles, idolaters.
Gentile, idolater.
fartliing.
Serious, painful alFair.
heart
)
The
it 5
5;ij ,%\
j^ii
^
_,i1
Sign, indication.
cJ\'J^\ 5-
Opened, trodden road.
Ji^!l cXjA
«3^^
Prefecture, power, empire. i'jVXi "iyX
^1
C
M
^
do it,>i;.l)l J o1 vi iduil C as long as a star appears iii the sky. Groan, moan. oOlj V\j caj\ Groan. Lamenting continually. oOl
I
I.
will not
yj^Ol-f^
We.
siCl
Selfishness, egotism.
To reprehend
ener-
a. o.
s
^\
^
cJl -^
-^
getically.
Thou, you.
cnil
You both To lament. To measure
^ 'cJl
>i
^i1
(dual). Ciil Cuj a. th.
'i
c.5
i
To grudge
Sj
-J^
'\
—
fi^
Moar-. Envy.
be soft (iron).
c-ii'l
To be
iJ^ -^
':;yi o
s CU;I.^>T)
,
U-/^
I'ender feminine, to effe-
minate
Sj
cJ'l
fi>
To say Amen. To believe, to have
^%)
:
faith
^
CCjI^
To To
protect a.
o.
imder shelter, to shelter him from danger. put
a, 0.
To confide in. To seek protection from.
o* 5
^ajI
c^^y'
^
ij a ^'i ;lj ]j Cj Ij C_j o be polite, kind, social. To have an intimate connection ^j I
-Ji-
—
a. o.
To become acquainted and
fa-
Jl,—
miliar with.
To render familiar. To tame. 5 ^l To be sociable, friendly, s ';l5l^^T familiar wth. To delight a. 0. by fi,j s \~.iJ^, ^t good manners. To pei'ceive a. th. I
afar.
To become a man (Son of To show kindness. To act as a social man. To get accustomed to. :
God).
^\r_H^
— ^\
^j
^_^0T
Man, mankind. N. of un. A human being. "*J friend,
^]\^
kindness, politeness.
Crowd. Familiar.
Thy
thy intimate
^\
^
Ij '^^'ii
iujl^
oX
friend.
Man.
jyUlj ^^Ct
Apple of the eye.
"
Human.
Polite.
—
o^'\
Protection.
Well
!
oC»l
-
beautiful
Loyalty. Security. Fidelity,
-0-
:yu1
Deposit
;
a. th.
intrusted
c.Cw ^
Faithful. Loval. Steadfast. 'U>i
life
—
»
Safety. Safe-conduct, security.oulj jf\
Soft, tender. Sweet, affectuous. Feminine, effeminate.
Social
is
J) ^^t-ll
Good
from
^p\
in.
To become of the feminine gen- ^Vi der. To become effeminate. Female. :i;ib\-<^j oUia jCij oOl^^ jJI
with
I
—
to a. o.'s care.
a. o.
To
^
faithfulness.
effeminate (pers.).
To
reassure, to
tranquiliise a. 0.
Mercy! Alas!
a. o.
To
)
To
,^
uVlK
cyi\ oIIjI
'jCjI.
faith; sincerity.
Tru.sted Belief.
by
tL»1
vA
all.
Religious faith.
Treasurer.
oUjI^
_
oi/l
!
<•
To acquiesce
in, to
come
to
V]
f,i
an agreement with.
To To
hinder a.
o.
act slowly.
JT
? tCjI.
To
^ j\
j j'\^\j Jc
To treat a. o. with meekness. To wait for, to expect.
5
—
s JliJ,!
Patience. Meekness. Staidness.
sijl
Expectation.
Time. Point of maturity. Jil j '\]j -u 'j Time, space of time. 'uT ^ Jil Day and night. jVi^l ot^tlj j^l 'UT Vase, vessel. olj'l ,ri9._j CjT^ -Jt Slowness. Meekness. otj Slow. Meek, patient. o*^ I
^
l_,
'
How ? Wherefrom ? Ah! Alas!
uT,
^
oi
To groan, to sigh. ll\:j/il] o To get ready, to pre- J »^a\7^ ,_i1
1] -^ oi -J^
pare.
raw
wilj ^aT ^
ujC^I.
Provision. Ammunition,
^aI ^
;l*i
apparatus.
chattels.
To marry. Vyi ij ^iil o JaI * To get accustomed to c_) >U*I a J*^ To welcome a. o. ( a place To be inhabited (house, town). JaI To believe or to J s vi+il JaTj Ja1 i
).
To To To To
a. 0.
worthy
welcome a. marry a. o.
of,
able to.
o.
,_j
marry. be qualified, to be
—
s Vl^jl^
jiT
Ji^b J
J*'^^
fitted
JaC
out for.
To
deserve, to be
of,
worthy^j
:<
jALr-LI^
To
be ins'ifficiently
cooked (meat). To cook insufficiently
^U--J
5^^
blessed, the inhabitants
of Paradise.
Jul
a.
jloll
^iVl ;!»J|
—
part of anything. Extremity, point.
Above. Before,
C«jT
afore.
shame. Scorn.
uJl
^\
New. Harmless, unhurt. First of
all, in
He who
rates himself high,
the
first place. ^^ij
I
j':>c^
piqued, disdainful.
Beginning. Appeal
^(;jl.
(in law). Initial.
Future.
For the future, henceforth. To admire a. th. a fi> CiJ
To delight in. To do a. th. carefully.
J
Fine, pretty; pleasing. jj Vulture. Carrion-kite.
ture's
eggs
:
«
xJC\ ^j.j
jjlj jjl
jy\
J^'VI jalJ
Said of a.
JH- i
v J^^'
jl
Elegance, grace. Beauty.
^
jtl
th. difficult to
be found.
gross, coarse
To be
(kJl o viAJl ill-tempered (pers.).
become
-Jl-
ddT
Creatures. Mankind.
— To
—
-ft-
a. 0. on his 5 Clil i »jiri nose : to mortify. To begin or to com- fi> jiS'lr-llj Jtrj't meuce anew. To go to appeal ; to ins^ Ul'^cJ.[ titute new proceedings against. Nose. Fore^Tj jy Ij tiCT^ ^'\
Lead.
locality.
.superiors.
j^^}
a. th. ^f>(ju\
To knock
(th.).
Household.
I
out of modesty, of shame.
people belonging to a community or
.
cooked (meat).
Insufficiently
To abstain from
To be
*i
4> Ca(:^[ Ja'i
(the meat).
Family, house, Julj JuTj ojU 1 ^ Ja household, as'father, wife, children,
The The
^\:.''i',[
Accustomed. Familiar
Scai'cer than a vul-
entitled to.
Be welcome
^^j ^]
Friendly relations.
Ba.shfuluess,
Ready. Prepared, fitted out. w^vii Movables, o^-* 'j ^•*'' sr 'Ir*'' ~^*'l "^^
render
life.
In the first place.
leather.
'
Social
\Jj^i\
Incarnate (the Vei'b).
procrastinate.
Skin, hide,
Humanity, manliness. Politeness, good breeding. Friendly. Meek, kind.^)^;^
^ijTj
j\j
^''1
i
^ut
-^
Jl
"^
mature, to ripen.
To
procrastinate, to delay.
* J\
Myrtle. Holly.
4-J
^
Room,
a. o.
Wife. Domestic. National,
^ji ^ ;^j» Ts ,j^i^ Ts
apai'tment.
Waitei', footman.
To cause damage
J\ JTS
Aj
to
o ijT
j 6^1
-J^
Damaged,
Infii--
evil
upon
jt
-ft-
? Jji
jjl
fortune.
Okky (a weight of oSl ?- *jb «^J' about two pounds and a half ). To reach. To come Jl. vt^j Vjt o JT
^
;
set over.
back
to.
Jl. 5
Jjl
interpret, to explain a. th.A JjCj
Family. Race, dynasty. Vapoui-
weapons,
cvT
v^»i)l
ai'ms. Cofrin.
.CJ^l) a'vi
Musical instruments. vJ^a" *^vT Instrumental. Musician. 'J,vT Organic, oi'ganized bodies 'J,J (animal or vegetal). Principle, principal. J\-j\j j;,ijl ^ Jjl Firstly, at _,;V| Jjl Jj Jj VI Jj V)! first
Successively, by turns.
Vjll Vj^
oCjJj Jjl ^ Jji ^ ojij! Old. Preceding. Anterior.
First.
^
Jjl
The day befoi'e yesterday. X^jLJI Jjl The ancients and the oj^i^'lj u_^ jVl moderns. sijjl
^Cij^
Axiom.
j^jl
Interpretation, commentai'y.
Jjj^j
Priority, anteriority.
Spectre, apparition.
Government. Province.
-
j1
-^
jT
-S-
set (sun).
^|
jl,
^_'\j
—
^j\
^j\j kjjl
arrive at the 5j a kjt/ij ijj\3 (water), at (a house), during the
night.
August (month).
iJbl
J^ S
Return, Shore. Use. Custom. Fi'om all sides.
Crowd
^Cl.^
*;
jlj
^j\ ^^' ;^
^
of friends.
comes back
»_jj1
:^j1
to God,
C)y}'j\ ?- tjljl
contrite for sin, penitent.
Place to which one comes o^X" ^ (_a» back. The highest point of the sky. ^y, -ft-
Summit. Apogee. ^T - ^JS
White of eggs. To complain, to
^j\j
-^
—
^j\
-« -ft-
express grief.
To overwhelm a. o.
To To To
(
\ij'j\j
j^
\:>'j\
o
iT-)1-
affair).
decline, to incline
its
towards
iSjl
o iT
end (day).
bend, to curve. be bent, curved,
»j5j
,
liji
a ij'\
crooked.
To overcharge
a. o. ( work). j ^ja Bend, inclination. Work, ^y^ To supply the wants of a. o.j^ ijl y^ Burden, weight. ol3j1 ^ s3jl fire, thirst.
Goose.
npon
j^ ^ j\/f ^ SjJl-a-ft-
jji^
To bestow Gift.
'Ji\>\
-ft-
day.
Ardour of
Anterior, primitive.
j^\
G j1 o
_,
To come back to God. To come back from. -^ To walk the whole 'tij\*y'
— Who
JT
that I'ises moi-ning and evening, mirage. Instrument, tool. Organ. oVT ^ i)T
War apparel;
To
jA\_iL»
^—
To -fj-
back to. To be reduced to. — To abandon a. o. ^^ To govern (subjects). SVCl.j Vjl — To be a chief to be jc ^JGt j VGl — a. 0.
of.
^
from, to repent.
To burden a. o. Burden, weight. Sorrow, mis-
get
worthy
<jj>»
jT
CSjl o
deserves,
xlul
JyJUj JaT
Home-born slave, cattle. Whether, or. Unless. To come back Cy
a. 0.
To To
Inhabited. Crowded,
Hereditary goods. Jdl jt
evil.
affected.
To draw an
J jjjil
XaT
^
oViT
of, entitled to.
Ability, aptitude. Relationship,
Who
or a. th.
Damage. Misfortune. mity, bane,
Worthy
ji^l j^i Tame, -i^'l
civil.
a. 0.
a, th, ;
5 CGl.j
Cjl o ^T-«-
to reward.
^;\
!
!
Take care not
When
to do.
j;i7 J\ iJu
thou, o ye!
Vocative.
v^iJl C
oC^
Int. used ia calling. Holloa
Sunlight.
1
C'l
-ft-
Q,'.
-i^
sutj sCl.j
'bl^j
To be strong, firm. iST, Qil To strengthen. To help. To f>j authorise, to confirm
To
I.
j (4^1
Wheresoever.
?
\y
(
.1
s 'm\
or a. th.
a. 0.
help, to succour,
^
i\
i
~
a SJ^'^* J'iT)
Force. Support. Authority. Help. Authorisation.
iClj
-^i^
juj\j
In support, in confirmation of.
J
l-Uj
Strong, mighty.
ijUj
To despair of. To make a. o. despair
^
jJ,!^
jOTj jy\
Membrum
sij'^
^ JA
-Vr
j\A S
y
to
^ ^\.\^ u-i^ ^ s
CGl.
^Tj
,_pjl
of.
^Cl ^jT
Disheartening, hopeless. (
?
s^i,
^1 j^js^
To reiterate a. th. To come back to.
a
CaJl
) i
jj}
4-
j^
-^
Ji
Again. Too, also.
Wood, forest To be a
—
\^'A
bushy trees, viiji -^ ^''' C^lj Ci b '^d * widower, a widow. To be unmanied. of
i
To widow a. 0. (God). To remain unmarried or
5
a
^1 ^;\j
widower, a widow.
Who
lives in celi-
bacy.
J\jJj
^SA ^ ^1
;
Snake. Male viper.
'JA
^1 (time).
To
v'jt
i
'^'A
JT-S-
Weariness, fatigue.
^'l
(of a writing).
Gjl
u
out (the
J^
-fi-
—
C«bi.j C»C i^ C^jl
To excite the thirst To fatten (cattle). To
of a.
0.
s
^j\
thirst. Giddiness.
go, to act at
<_i;
jt
^ijl
C31 o JV
-fr
ea.se.
Calmness, tranquillity. Fatigue. cj\ Tiuie, moment. Season xJjT ^ oOb of the year. Opportunity. Now, now-a-days. oVI Henceforward. lacU»ju'Vl ^>» Till this day. till now. oS\ Jl •j''
Palace. Arch'd hall.
To exclaim ah ayCij oj'^j ,Uj1 u To weep. He who sighs and cries to God. I
Ah! Alas!
To
eT
-fr
o\j\
yj\j ej\) (*T, at
retire anywhei'e J[
_j|
A
b^
\
jj'\
i
^
to take shelter in.
To
receive a.
o.'s
own
o.
at
^[s jj\j jyj
house, to give hospitality
jj'\
to.
To be siiUj '^^j}h %J ^ Sl/Vv (^yi>* Jackal. ^5jT oU; ^ tfjV Crl. Sign. Wonder. Verse t/T, c.(iT ^ i:T i
of a sacred book. is..., viz.
Example. •j\^
Hey.
Yes. of course. !
Ho Holloa !
Which ? What ? Which
xf
'
?
Whosoever.
What ?
?
Wheresoever, wherever. Always and everywhere.
^^
bees).
one
be tired, fatigued.
Where
j!i.j
jj'ij
Meaning
treat. Event.
To thirst. To smoke
That
Widower widow.
By God To draw near
^
jj,bj
September. JyiJ"| S End, result. Return to a place, ve-j'^
virile.
Despair.
What
a
Xj\
Monster. The north wind. The East wind. May (month).
Deer, stag.
Burning
to strengthen a. 0.
To be strengthened. To be helped.aUj
Serious affair.
)
Particle, prefixed to the objectivet\^ Jij
oA'i^ 4
case of pronouns.
Whereabout ? Where ? How far.^'i Jl^ Wherefrom? ^'\ Me, thee, him, us, you. them. Tell me. Go on ( imper. part.). It is thee we worship. *jl, j!L^ ilG Yes. So. Beware of. * iJU \'^_]j ,\yj] a
^
-ii-
.
1^
I
(
To be afflicted, sad of. Courage, strength, boldness.
^\:][
^_,
^1.;
Misfortune,
J^'^.j '^'^.J u-'^J adversity. Sorrow, harm.
No harm in it. No objection to it. Be fearless. No fear.
dli'i
J
di'jj. ^'i;
Passport. a. o.
s J-'-d.j
,
a J^J
Ci'i^
-tr
the ground unexpectedly.
^u Ts
chief, first.
clerk.
Corporal.
Captain.
Major. recline quietly on
I
Ja'il:
— lU
-J}-
J^s~i
^—
th.
W^\
^!A1j
o
ij.j,1
c-^J
hearted.
Eye
for eye.
cijiJli
By God. By my life. In want of. Without. Free of charge.
Since.
(
j-^
J CJ-j. ^.
^^
)
t^l Jit;
.
o )y'.
V
(
->'
^ji^i;
'_^^
^
For the reason
0I Cj j ol
that. Because. Papa, old man. Pope, the Holy Father.
1.j
QG Ts
Papal.
oljGG
^ —
'^i^ki
'4i'S'.
2nd month of the Coptic year.
the side.
To neglect a. To be small,
jL,
^l)t; *>>*
sword. found him to be lion-
Why? How?
Te
cJSJ'
jiL
Go down in peace. He struck him with the
^Q
^^^kiTds^^.
^-«^j
night.
Uselessly.
CjU^Q ?ojjV
Irregular troops.
With. For. By.
In.
passed by him. Early in the morning. He has walked during the
^^IT J.0 Ts
Ts Ts i^^^ ^^iC oji Ts ^^j^d Ts
Pasha.
To
^_^
Jt»j^'C-G Is
To throw down on
At. During.
OUJ
,_^^
^^ ^ ^_^jG
Unhappy. Poor. Brave, gallant.
Head
V v
^v
)
I
^'J V
vHijLi ^\'i
Misfortune. fniiappy. Poor.
Head,
l^'jI
NA
Ce
iTG
October.
^
^jy.j *J'S o Jjj -ftwretched. Small, wretched, paltry. j,:u J-l^j J-ij
To say To say
To
Root, origin, middle of a. th. ^|y Apple of the eye. ojiJI 'y.y. Kind, way. -tf The best head of ^\\ Duty upon importation, a flock.
boast
glory
More
of,
u
to
*IjVj
0^
a
tit; HS-
in.
glorious.
jt'1
way. Fat baby. oLj j Lj * They have the same jb-lj oQ-i ^a temper, the same manners. Turkish slippers. T-^.^ji ?- 9rJ\i P^ A kind of hunting j/J ^ J^: P
Kind
;
father.
to a.
0.
tl' :
(
'zS\ J^t ) I will
ransom thee with
my
5
—
father.
^
•<>•
town-due.
To sink a well. To conceal, to keep in To ensnare a. o.
A
IjlJ
store.
A
a
jl' -S-
jtJij 2(
—
jUi
Parrot. oljul?-!- 'liSj 'UL' -SBabel. Babylon. JjC -«• From Babel. Babylonian. Magical-jjC
Well. pit. jl^.J j'^.'t'jr-^s. Hollow. Deposit, treasure. Fire- %jy pit dug in the open for cooking. Para, farthing (money).oOC ^ s^G Ts
Camomile
To be
leopard.
(plant).
iiJ^'ifP
To cut. To decide. A ^nb ^ o c.j To give up. To achieve. To exhaust ,
(a beast). To furnish a.
o.
with
travelling provisions,
-{{-
i
;&_,
5
apparel.
^ To
iS^y. J
^iy.i
^-^y.
a u-ij
"S*
unhappy. To be destitute.
What
a bad man! D?.^' ^i To be strong. To be brave. C'lJ o ^j-y. To ba crushed by (misfortune). ^\J\ To pretend povei'ty. u-'i^
(
e\
\
Depressed bed (of a river) With dependent branches (tree Shoot of a palm-tree cut off ;Ll;
I
take (a promise) as cei'tain. provide o.'s self with pro-
To To
from the main stock.
be cut
off.
To be
decided.
To divulge, a. th.Sj A ^'kj ^_ o c-i -^ To scatter (the duat beasts). To communicate a Be-fi> s '^]j ^C j — cret to a. o. To open one's heart to. To confide secrets to e. o. oCj To be divulged. To be scattered. *^\ To ask from a. o. to reveal A iJr-ll^
A
a secret. State. Great sorrow. Scatter.
Manufacturer or seller of coarse garments.
:
fi>
Matter divulged, disclosure, divulge a. th.
To
o^iijlj c^i
opo o^^
Published, divulged.
To
'^
^
^ ^^h
raise
and scatter (the dust).
coarse garment.
'
car-
buncles, tubercles.
Pimple, blotch, tubercle.
j^' ^ Jj
Numerous, much, many. jjiJ j^i^j To be red and swoUen^iiL^j L'i'i a ^_ with blood (lip). Red- lipped. ^ ,ui7 j> jc^>\ To overHow (river). CSlSlTj Cii o jS -«To emanate, to derive. jSlil^ To break its dams and ip jiljl
^f^^i'.
-ii-
^
overflow (water). .
.»
—
Procession (of the Holy Ghost). JiiJl^ Overflowing. Proceeding (Holv ^{^i Ghost). Piece of ground even and jL ^ sii; -Sit.
-C.'^,
To sweat.
\'^_
Sycophant, flatterer, fawner.
o
(i;
-«-
-j_;
To lance (an abscess). A UtJ a r^"^ To fatten (cattle; pasture-land). 5 — To strike a. o. with (a stick). »_j 5 — To make mischief to a. o. To be lanced. To be struck. ^\ Pimple on the eye.
x^;
To quiet, to dandle (a child), To be fat. •< To be swollen. To rejoice in ^ ^J^^ To cheer, to rejoice a. o, .
,
Cheerfulneiss, joy.
iSJI
j!j.j
i^Jlj irj. .V
-J
^
CxJ
Travelling provisions,
*^;
^ oOo
;L'|
apparel.
Who Cut
To
C/^.j 'J?
cuts, settles, decides.
off.
ctj
c^h
Decided.
curtail, to
A Ou
bob (the
cut.
j^'J]j
Sharp-edged (sword). Maimed. Bob-tailed. Rush-mat.
To make Avine. To have o.'s own
o/Ji»
o-rt' -»
^
y
»
Jy,
j
j\:Cj
Jij]
^1^ ^ a
^_^C ••
C.f/
Vp^|j
Vlj
/i^'-S-
i
a ^i
ilf;
strong articulations (man).
Means possesion: belonging
(
jsjs.
f.f->;
^x::!
)
<>
to.
made
of honey
,£>
and dates.
Whole, complete. The whole tribe.
,~j
a lilrJ j
To detach
^
j, ^'>\
-Urj
U-^l
.liij -Ur; ,
ffe^r;
o
i
dl:J
-»-
violently, to cut off a. th.
A
cut.
ti^vb "^-^^
part cut, torn
^, ^
off.
Sharp (sword).
To
cut. to cut
issc:,
iJ^Jj^wUG
A
j!;j
,
-^Jf,
J5
i
-»-
off.
To devote vely
to
o.'s self exclusi-
God's service.
jrlfj jfj
To
live
in
celibacy.
To be
curtailed, cut
jrLM
off.
Disengagement from
all
worldly j-:ii
things.
Maid consecrated to God's a
a
iSa;
,
way, to take nobody 's advice. To have a fine neck (horse). To have
To be
smooth. in
by no means.
Cask.
Intoxicating drink
from. (Holy Ghost).
Wheat growing
xS
OCJj
tail).
be covered with blotches,
To proceed
all,
'cA
-r
cut.
Decidedly. Irrevocably.
Not at
z^[
cj^>
N. of an. A cutting, a
To be To
^.5:7
visions.
vice,
The
ser-
J^;
virgm.
blessed Virgin.
Virginity.
J>J.J1
To remain
io.
fli'm
To j tC^^j
enjoy (glory). ^ To give a. th. generously.
-tC^i,
To stay m. c_i jkjj , li^| o j^. -fr Bottom. Root, origin, real state sl^J
-fi-
.
^To
render
To go
a. th. plentiful,
of a
in the middle
A rC^t
of a thing.
He knows, thy
abundant.
He
house.
To spend
o's
life,
in
j^\\ J
gran-
dem' and glory. Comfortable Company. •<>•
—
is
aware
Clothing
zJ>ji.
Cfl^
_^V| Sa»^
made with
striped oiJ
^
i\ao.
j^Wt'.
i^
To bulge
t^^-t*
o
of the
Precious garnet : carbuncle. To have a big belly.
<^^-!
To be pure, unalloyed, ii^ To disclose a secret to a. o. To show a jordial, true
ji^ j^
stuff.
comfort.
Middle-part, centre. fy Considerable (wealth).
Sj^
thing.
ot>.>
life,
i)_,*l
concerns, thy business.
9^*4"
'j\j!i\
^
-fr
out.
Swelling of the navel.
He mentionned
c.>C V^\ iiCG n
^
a
his
J^ ^ s^!
^i
VJff-
'e'J>^,j
apparent and hidden defects.
love to d. 0.
c^
Pui-e, uniningled.
A
true born Arab.
c^-J
Big-bellied.
earth), of. to
j
(xki
a
c^]
To cause To
a. th.
To
contend, to enter ii>: into discussion with.
To
investigate,
^
c^ Qj
y
c^ C
To
To scatter, to separate. To find out a. th. To be squandered, wasted Wastefulness. Lavishness Lavisher. Squanderer. be confused, seized
*
(the earth).
l^^^ a >.;
to cut open the ear of
j
—
To voyage ^} upon the sea. To be swampy (land) To endeavour to examine J ^^ a. th. thoroughly, to
To widen,
go deep into. to
v^i™"l
Any great
eat to surfeit, to
^ ^
^^i'lj U?i7 a
Pelican. Stork.
To be
in
good
yi^ jV^k; o JiJ
-S-
Yes, certainly. Enough, sufficient, jij Honoured. Respected. J^^j Jc?*^ To be silent out of C»_^' j C?J ^r?»? "^ To fear or stupidity. To stare. shrink. To delay. Numerous party.
>
J>j
y^j
jGtJ^j jy>'^.j J^-J} tt
J>-^.
_^>;
Simpletons, foo's. inculcate a. th. (in the
mind
To be
of).
To
j
^[
fit
inculcated.
9fcJ O?^
To be hoarse. To render a. o. hoarse (air).j Hoarse. Fat.
-^
rivet, to clinch (a nail).
r^y^
"^J
,
V
s>^i»Jj r-JtJj ^S/\
Hoarseness. Rough, harsh voice.
stretch forth. Sea.
^
cloy.
To
a (she-camel). be salty (water).
To
expand.
^-^^
,jS>^Si
(spring), ^j-j-^^ <j-i?-^i u-?«j cut a. th. with a -fJa Q>o, a
i
with fear. To be affected with an unquenchable thirst.
To
-S-
To be glad, merry. To be respected. V^' j JJUj o ji«i To honour a. o. To applaud, 5 jA> to commend a. 0. Wonder. jSe7
Dispute, discussion.
slit,
^
o ,j^.
circumstances.
investigation.
till
i
J>^\
^j»^.
sword.
to scrutinize a. th.
To To
—
Abundant i
To
cS-s-i'^j
Research. Examination. oUJ*! ^ d^ Mine. Scops for search, for c^u» ^ citl*
To
*
spj'ing, to gush.
^
'i^aJ
j'j^Qt^l
,_^j ^ , CJti (water) to flow, to gush.
-^
^—
search
^
^i,|
Misfortunes.
'isJ'^.i J^-i "^
Stout and short.
To scrape (the To be ir i^uest
Misfortune.
'>^.'ji-
*^!
^
''-i'
3^
(
To staain (pot). To have a foul breath. To perfume with incense,
VJiC a jUi -«
a
i^i^ -fy-
To
^itJ
^I^J
emit vapours.
To perfume with To perfume one's
incense.
ipj ^
—
with
^
JiCh
incense, to be incensed. _,iij1
efriuvium.
Frankincense.
Cyclamen
(plant).
^ J^\
Sj,>iJ'i
cKjy^. j »^hi'^rr j^'> ^/^i jji-j
^
Steamer, steamboat. Steamer.
^
^\'ji
c'^i-i).
s?j/»'i v-^l^'*
Censer, thurible.
_r»Q-*
Perfuming with incense,
thurifer.^ltl/J
To
A
put out (the eye of
a.
t
Xj*^^
a jkJ »•
l^i-J
o.).
To cause damage
Aj
^
CiJ a ^^4
-«
to a. o.To put out a. o.'s eye.
To wrong a. o. in his rights. To do mischief o. to a., to wrong o. a. Deficient.
To bore
Low
(price).
Hole, eyelet.
^jil'>.;1
give a gratuity to.
5
—
u-'-^*^
^^j^
Having fleshy
To have
eyelida.
.
To slaughter (a sheep). 5 To commit suicide from
^tc.:
[^l^^
^ ^l^} ^J ^
iTp^J a
il_ij
—
grief or passion.
sink a well. -^
reprehend
Aj
5 CJiJ
vjp^ij
J
a
^ii;
J>-'. rr
s^rsti
«^-i
oO.vti (
ss'j,
Jus
^r
S-d*;
)
y^xJ
Canicular, dog days.
*0^>iijJ^Q
To
dig.
To
A in
c^j jsjc
search
Flint, pebble. (*;.ia:
To
(
)
^.:
<>
of.
jsjs^') ^i-.;
be empty-handed.
^jjk^>
^SoisJ
—^isv
-^ -M-
unemployed. ^r^-^ To snore. <• To drizzle. b-J o -Jf •<> To sprinkle (tobacco) with. a— To inject its (venom snake).
shame. Reprehended. Covered with shame. out the
A
^
:
Exclamation of praise admiration. Bravo!
jk;ij
,
isiw
a
'ruj^rt
'iC
Aspersion. Drizzling rain.
xki
groan (camel). To snore,
j^.li;
-}1-
^,5.;
To approve. To cool (heat).
•rC'k^^j
^it;
Drizzling rain.
x^j
fy-
of.
iJ
J ^j9i> a
recognize (the right of). Public reproof. Confusion,
eve
^
Sailor. C)jij»tj J ojj^. t j^.j s^j'h Depressed place, hollow. *iO»^ ° Forbidden. Inter'^sting. himself ^>C about what concerns him not.
— To
a. o. publicly.
<
To put
Lake. Belonging to the sea, marine.
•^
To
give friendly advice to. ^.ifji t_i
ci3*r" jiW;_
Idle,
look steadfastly.
O
j_l!l J^C;
set free (she-camel).
excavate
the eyelids inverted.
1
i-iver Nile.
Province of Arabia. Basin. Fish-pond. Haven, pool. Land, country. Hop-eared and S^-i^
-Jf
^ ^ii^:'Ps
^Ai-fi-.^
swollen.
To
The
fit.
To put out the eye of. j Caij a ^k? -^ To have the eyelids fleshy, {^j a^jai^,
To
bi-ine.
o
bribe.
To
A
generous man. Man of extensive knowledge. Wide stepping horse. •^ Course ( of the yeai', week). The Ocean. l»c»s^" j>^^ The Mediter- ^j^ll _,>jj ii.;;^^!) ^i^Jl ranean sea. The Atlantic Ocean. oC'Ua)! J^j Mirage. olia^ljl Jt\ ° river:
To be in a To be delirious. ij,i,j -^ J-p-j ^ oj^^^ -^ ^ ^W? < Deliiious, raving. Crisis of (an illness). Delirium. ol^iJ j^l.i' < To prick a. 0. Ijiy S a ji; ^ ^li,; ^
(!*>.;
Bodkin.
To
A
Tax.
A
a. th.
Gratuity, gift,
jSf
)
\
^
self
Foul-breathed.
Vapour;
T
Happiness, good chance, luck. ^i.j P Camels of Bactriana. c^.
Happy, lucky, fortunate.
p^> To ji-.; -«-
—
o>'itl'j
-ft-
a stately Elegant bearing.
To
z-^h-'t
To walk in Jil-'f, — j\i.j gait. -^ To become proud.
waddle.
scatter
a. th.
Z'J^'i
a
jU-4
-tt-
T
another, to begin with.
To To
create, to find out a. th.
To
begin
•^
new
cut
A
—
V j' * '*-^\
—
novice.
Beginning,
*ii,-iJ
He
*iljjj h'^'j^
i'ji *cSi(i
4
->'
>^,-*i
J^
Beginning.
<>•
B-gun.
A
Veil. Head-covering,
laj'l-^
^^
beginning.
'jiu»
Inchoative. Subject
To
-^
"'J^^^.j
done
Novice.
llcl>J
'v^,-^
*^' !s?Qj »jJ f'jjj
it first
strike a. o.
of
ii. ioj
(with^
be raised
To
iiij
^jJ with.
5 (i-lj a
a. o.
-fr
^LJ ^ ^|jj ^'A o ^-V , a ^Jj -H-
(». jj
J
\t'jj
all.
a stick); to surprise Extensive field.
To
,
J^-t^l ^^
To
^
Lavishness, prodigahty.
lavish, to
throw away.
Invested with dignity,
6.J0
—
^
Assuredly; unavoidably. Idol; temple of
rooj
I'aised to dignity. 5 \'jj'ji o JS, tedly (accident); to surprise a. 0.
a face like the
(boy). To ripen (fruit). To hurry towards a. 0.,
(
moon
—
Jl, j| 5
jjj
full
I
to hasten forward.
forestali.a. o.
5
jjJ
tSj^" '^j jj
—
^GIj soJj
s?^>ii>*>* ) s^r'i.' V?!.> desire. I wish.
"^^
s?.Ai'
yjS illJ
-oiCij J^iC'l l_^i
dis-
Stout, large and big. Having
1
j
'|!J j,
jJl
parted thighs. Scattered. Spent recklessly. ijli Despotism. »\X1^[ To begin a. th. j\ A 1 JJ a 'ijJ * To create (God). — To start from a country.
^
To make
to begin.
< To
^
admit
s
Sti.:
as a novice.
camel, a Early, soon. priest.
P
CiJ
persed.
jX~'>\,
jj^ ^
Advance, motion forward. Rain before winter. Small fat
Earopaan
V "^
fighters.
run up to. Jl. jjcJl. His eyes flowed with tears.ivUp Oj^^l Full moon. Disk.
I
They have
run up to. 5 O'^j SjiV' S^\ To lose no time in. To hasten to do a. th. ^jj Jl^— To walk by moonlight. j'jul
To
^
Power, strength. Want. Battle, fight. Equal number of
To
outrun.
will,
^ D^o'
iljJb Silu
Part of a thing.
-ft-
txi
Buddha. Veda.
idols.
To fall upon unexpec-
IiJ
Certainly. Necessarily.
^jj •ii.jS
j>
Flight, escape.
jp ^ijj
a. 0.
•^
To To
jii^b
Equal, similar.
in dignity.
be exalted above
To have
J&J iiiil>
^
Beginner. ha.s
ji4
« Jcjo J*"^
-ft-
{gram.).
He
^ J»-^V^
To subside (anger). |^J o C>J -^ To separate, to remove. Jj * ifj o Ij To scatter, to throw * IIuxj ioJ away. To squander a. th. — To remove a. th. from. To barter a. th. a iSIoj j sSu^ iG To share a. th. between, jjJ A jjl To be scattered about. i!Cj To rush against o. a. (fighters). SCj To apply o.'s self to (alone). ^ alS-l t To appropriate. To use a. th. freely. They went away. ^^ 2kJLi.l
*ii,.»Qj *>^,-V*
A beginning.
Jki
8 Jstjl
Niggard, very avaricious. Inducement to avarice.
'\j^X y»|a_^'l.
'^?^ «
a. 0. s
J»tJ j
Avaric:ou8.stiugy..>u;jJ^;
Noviceship.
Creator.
towards
Avarice, stinginess.
more urgent.
Preferable,
,
of,
«^j^^ ;>>3
primordial.
Principle. Origin.
Js^J^i^'^J J>Q jk; J >U; a JiJ -«•
j -JJ Jji
*-*?
went back by the same way. Initial,
3i^i uj !>u; o
To charge a. 0. with avarice. To find a. o. avaricious. To give reluctantly to. it
j »*liyj s'W j
c^^
a iJlt
CutJ
miserly, avaiicious
principle.
la the beginning.
deprived of
one eye. One-eyed. To be Jft
'taJ'l
teeth (child).
a. th.
To become a
tjb
)
To be
'4i,^^.
^^
<>
To make
a. th.
before
^^
*~
.
C
oJb
To crack
(walnuts).
Corpulent,
To
fat.
substitute
o. th. for
To
^j
(.'m
^.jo'j
^a/
vIJ o JlJ
JjJ1_,
fi>
Tr
a
(pjj
fi,
-J^
another.
^ * JlC
receive a. th. in
exchange
To change
^j
Ja;
AA
J!J
of.
for an-
o. th.
other, to interchange.
To
give in
exchange
To
v_,
sVIjuj :6iLi JiC
for; to barter.
clothes.
To
-^
receive
exchange
To heap up Thrashing
^j
Jal7
in
fi>
for another.
a
(provisions). floor.
protect a. o. -^ To *J oj-4 waste, to squander (money). To be wasted, squandered. LavLshness, wastefulness 2J
ft'
Spendthrift. Lavisher,
squanderer.
to permute.
ask a. ^j A in exchange of another.
receive, to
Jollll^
yij iC P To begin a. th. iaJ a poJ -STo produce, to find out a new th. To be matchless,(pya; J icIaJj ulJ
Bezoar (stone).
fi>
A. th. .Voj^ Jla;1 ^ JiJ^'j, JliJj JI4 given or received in exchange. Chan-
f.'-o
unequalled.
ge, substitution.
Generous, noble man. Jjjj Jlu jij Apposition {gram). Price, value. JoJ Instead
s^.'^C
SjIjJ
fine
To woi-k by turns (workmen), j — To exchange employments, fi JifJ
th.
Basket. Chickens.
To o. th.
ji\,
Ht of passion. Make haste.
Jolj
^
To
N. of ng. Hastening. Shining in all its splendour (full moon). Point, edge of a sword. ji\j'i ^
To
clothes.
To
t'. money eg\iai jjjJj jjj ^ ijjj to 10000 dirhems {about 20 pounds slerlitKj). Bag that contains it. of
put on
be changed, exchanged. -^
change
)
Sum
of.
J^'
o*l
In
exchange
•fy-
Suit of clothes. Chasuble.
^^ Vaf
for.
Change, permutation. Exchange.
:t3lj
Jiu^ jj^^j
To become fat. To consider a. 0.
lia; a p.jJ
as an innova-
2 ^SJ
tor, a heretic -> To have a strange behaviour, ^.a; To find out, to create a. th.* ^orjlj f^\ To excel in doing a. th. To be ^jj I
the author of a heresy.
Reciprocity.
JiCj
Reciprocally.
Vi>C.7
Reciprocal, mutual (agreement). JiCi*
To strike a. o. To have o.'s horse jaded. To look at a. th. as strange,
o^. ~ ^ ^jjl fi>
pallet
as new.
To grow big, stout. To grow old. To become wealthy. jSu' To clothe a. 0. with a coat of mail. 5 —
Inventor.
Stoutness, obesity.
Invention, innovation.
Body
(
e.'^pecially
<5laj'
the
cj\'jj\^cjjJ
trunk). Short gown.
Of noble descent
Old chamois. Old (man).oli; j o'j^Sy^o'A Sleeveless corselet. ol>; j oClo ^ i'jj' Victim ottered in Mecca.
To overtake
o^!
«•
i:i.-*j.>
5 «^^ j
suddenly (event).
To
,
,
o Jo
?r
^'A a
accost
o?Q
eaJ
-j:i-
a.
o.
unexpectedly, to surprise.
To
overtake
a. o. by.
^
5
«SCj
—
New.
New
doctrine.
Heresy. Sect. Sti'ange, extraordinary
Floweriness of
new
(man).
Big. stout.
Novelty.
style.
New
thing.
Contriver of a
water-skin.
Rhetoric, elocution. tf-
Strange things
;
uproar, theft, fight, etc. Creator. Contriver.
;ojJI 'Js. ^i:>ij
^
p-icLaj
^_j^
fJu/>
Heresiarch.
To be
defiled
tion.
To be
crawl
like
with dejec- fejJ a pO/ -ttstained with a crime. To
a cripple.
qA,
1 )
To be high, great. To be To vie with a.
y-'j^j
a
^>-M
,
^
<^Jj'
proud. o. in fastuou.s-
S ^'i\j
Pride, haughtiness.
High. Proud.
^Si'
r-?l>r
^Ki J '^'V
rr
To sow, to scatter. SjjJ o jJJ -^ — To spread (a doctrine). To scatter. To squander, ^ jiG j jJS fit
fi>
Seed. Sowing-seed.
ji' jij^-^'j j^.
^i^
Wastefulness. Prodigality. Spendthrift. Talkative.
jJS
^
jj'jj,j jllo
Here and there, to and fro. Great talker. oj\JL(j
SjGl7j j\juj
Speudthrift. squanderer.
protect a.
o.
jju>i
frighten.
*
or a. th. ^j s j^li;
Protector.
Jj,-^'
To
itaJlj liX'
*j
^
pi3
J
scared.
j^'-^X
To
frightened away. pursuit of a. th.
f
•" _>*-4 "^
disperse in the
horsemen ).
jVl; P Drink made from the juice of grapes slightly boiled. Chess-pawD. Pedestrian. jiCj ^ JJilj P To bestow, to ? JiC j Vlf o Ji/ ^ i
To devote o.'s self to.^p He did his best. To make a daily use of
jl oi:>
iliJ
Ji
ia+ai
A
speakei*.
Ex-
eJ-il^j cjIj;
To seem. good. fit. To appear, to show o.'s To live in the desert,to lead a nomadic
\'jj,',
o \j{
-Jf
self.
jtiJij
o
,
J/
I
life.
^^olj To appear. To come forth. To manifest openly to a. o. v_) 5 jib (hatred). To return evil for good. To do a. th. for the first i^oJl fi>
time.
nomads.
Nomads, bedouins. Nomadism. Desert. Bedouin. Nomad. .V.
of ag.
from o
Xi^Uj jlo' i\'y'
.
^
liiG.
Sjlajj Sjlli/
Va-^'
<S%j J-4j
|aj
—
J ^
a. th. to a. c.
De.-ert. de.sert of
^
ojivj
^^k
Clear, evident, manifest.
Caprice, fancy, freak.
olja/
^
C-UV >^'^
Slo/ -•
J^
fj-eakish.
— Encampment in
Jarit
the
i(J ^
jXH
desert.
To
(clothes).
of a daily use (clothes),
Valuable present, donation. Strenuous exertion, endea-
^\jh'^
Jli/
Ji'
a^iJI
Siji! J ei\JSj b>a/j (iJu' a a/ be decayed, to be old, worn out. To subdue, to tame, a YSiSij ju' to humiliate a. 0. I
Worn
vour.
Devotedness, self-devotion.
Generous giver.
c^\ji\ Jli/
JlJJ'j Ji^i
Given, delivered, spent.
Shabby Joflij Jiu* t ,
JjJ^J
*5-Vf j J-V-?
^
*5i
To
out, decayed. j'i/j s'iG
despise,
to loathe a.
To be
ipj fiij
^
s |«li/
-S-
a;'
'JJj "^V i
Ioj' -H-
or a. th.
o.
e'AjJj t\JJ o '/Si'j a IsSlj
loJ
dissolute, wicked.
To abuse
clothes, of a daily use.
Common word, style. Jorji 'j.yS' To be considerate and Via/ o ^JJ ^
quarrel.
0. a. in
words.
To
? liG
To blame.
Of bad morals,
profligate. siji/
^
'^fi'
Foul-mouthed.
self-possessed.
Generosity. Fii-muess. Patience. Self-possessed, reflecting.
Egg-plant.
To hold an
action, intuition.
Extempore
Fanciful, whimsical,
give generou.sly to.
To be
Extemporaneously, *i-*-ll ^j Cjj-u without premeditation, unawares. Beginning. Extemporaneous Mi-4
To manifest
drip (a liquid).
To be
ojS^
Extempore speaking. i£\j>.>j lalaJ Extempore, production without pre-
temporizer.
to waste a. th.
To
A
extempoi'ize (a speech).
vious notice. Surprise.
r.ess.
To
To
jc.
j,'j',
^j J/ <>-j
jjf\j
i^i' o \JS -^
obscene language upon.
,
oUJiC
P
oUiiC
Lamb. To split rub
oVj-i a. th.
To
fit
?-
iri' "^
^'js a ^.j/
-ii-
oif (a skin).
Fissure, rent. skin.
Chap on the ^jjj ^
^'j/
(TO) To be free, freed from. ^^ 'et\'J ^a v'J To recover from (a
Of bad morals.
a \sj.
To
^
o.
:^
o^u
It/
guilt.
To recover. To free. To cure a. o. from To be cleared from. To part from o. a. To a.sk to be freed fi'om a. i bc-l th. To abstain from. To cleanse (the body from
dirt).
Cure, recovery. First night in a month. Last night in a month. Shed, hut for hunters. Immunity. -^ Piivilege. Diploma.
A
Pope's
Sf|^
bull.
GCit lAj,
Franchise. Exemption. Sentence
ijjC)
of liberation, of discharge.
be truthful (man),
j
y
-S-
Oi
gifts upon.
^
j et/yj
i
Ij;.
— To exceed; to overcome a. 0. J^ To justify o."s self, to be cleared jj]j from a charge. To become just, pious. To do good o. to another. j\Ji Good faith. Beneficence. Good work. Rat.
Innocence.
lit
(
^^^
\jA Ls^i-iV
'J
By land and by
Cured. Freed. Dl;itj J^'j -«
Fine feathers on a
Ju.'^t.
j/J ^
y
i^U/j
iJj'
sea.
Pious.
-iyjj
yj] ^
jifj
He shows
filial
piety
t'/JSVy,
%j
Cock.
Out, outside.
\y
Kind of spinage. Bhte. To mumble, to mutter.
Desert, waste.
A deep
Exterior, outward,
-fy-
'jy
Savage (animal). Not grafted
Sewer.^
(tree). Continental, inland.
well.
^jJ3-i
Oj^X^^
external. -> Foreign. Base,
Guitar. deceive.
j»
\{
to his parents.
of the land,
it
ii^fj.
"^yj. "^
^^X^XJ. ?r
fft>
\jj fit
i
*;*,j
Ce
Ci'ji
-^
(jy
art.
a o_,/ o^j'l
Cjyy; j
Orange. Orange-tree.oVsVJ
<
Jar.
CjJ
olsJj
Ts
j['J;j a
Soft gvound.cjj'Jj cjC \j oI>. ,- o'j-' "^ Clutches, claws, talons.^; \, J'J, .{^
Q
'r
t
*ly' '^fy.
counter-
feit (coin).
First fruits of the tree called
More
Story told. Ancient Egyptian temple.
To cut a. th. To be stupefied. To be skilful in an White sugar.
y
Innocent.
cock's neck.
Deceit, imposition.
y_
a cat'from a rat).
;
Inland, continent.
Pipe. Aqueduct.
—
— To obey God. 'ejVJ.j \y. ^ To do good. To have mercy on. 5 ^7 To justify, to clear a. o. s jy To be beneficent towards. To j j\, show kindness to. To travel by land. To multiply. 'J' To keep an oath. To intend ^j j — alms-giving. To take a. o. along.
Wheat.
bristle up.
—
to o.'s parents.
anything.
'->
Innocent. Cured.
The herbage
To bestow bountiful To show filial piety
Filial piety.
F. Creature.
To
Sjj'j'j \j.
He cannot distinguish [_,j
Creator (God). Cured. Free, exempted. o^i__^j
To
jly'
to the desert.
Permit. Passport. •if-
XjJ
'^IMj ^-^'
inviolate (oath).
absolve, to clear a.
from
bad, dissolute.
a Isy'
disease).
To
\j^
To be
to form out of nothing (Go-l).
pious,
More
iJlj'l.^_,r
'y\
beneficent.
^^7
Justification.
yj> ^ •iy\i Good, pious, accepted (woi'k). j/jY' To make a noise. -^ To mutter. J'j, Berbei's. Nubians, lyvj^j ^ y'y Noise-maker. jQjf' Barbarous, barbarian. stLh J Filial piety. Beneficence.
^
yy
Sorrel
To
(yu/a.).
create.
fi>j
s
-y.
^j-lj'y "> -»a I
C T"\ )
To
file
(iron).
To
A
cool the
eyes with collyi-ium »}J_. To be just, unquestionable
— To
\ij_
i^
^ijl
ip
cool, to chill a. th. To ^ i^'j o ijr' soothe, to alleviate (pain, sorrow).
To
To be devastated by hail. •^ To confirm a claim. To enter upon the cold season To weaken a. o, (illness). To
V-
'-Tf'y.
of the stars.
To array
herself (woman).
A
A
oli^Vlj "
i>'j_
iV/
Hail-stone. Indigestion.
A cooling eye-water, coUyrium.
^j^
Coldness, coolness.
a'^jj.
Coldness, slowness.
*d,ijjt "^
Streaky cloth ^y^j i,''^\^ i\'j,] ^ garment. N. of un. A streaky garment. Papyrus. Paper-rush. Barada. river of Damascus. Curtain. Filings.
^'J,
-^j -\3,^'
A porous
S^G' *j:
w
-*iy.
post. Distance of twelve miles,
Mail-horses.
ijb
(argument). -^DuU. Slow.
leave, (a
^
^'j.j ^\'j. a ^_,r
-8-
place).
He
To
cea-se.
Lli ^J^
is still rich.
do not cease doing it. cUj'i To come over the left side
ijjC
To become irritated with, ip G-l^ o ^'j. — To abandon (a place). ^i ^ To afflict, to ti'ouble a. o. th. ^j ^*y To exceed (in praise or blame). ^'Ji\ To please. To honour a. o. ^ ^'j\ Evil, pain, .\:^y ^ ^_/ij ^(^Jl ^ ^y
^
sorjow.
Choice part of a. th. ^^' Desert plain. Sun. Wonderful
Ts
*>_/
^\y
^jC
Past, spent (time).
*»j,CJ'j ^j.QJ'
day before yesterday. Jj VI '*»j,VJt Strong wind. -T-jXy. r -rjA Crossing on the left r^ijij -rij'} ~ Fit,
becoming word.
«i_>;'
^
go wide of the mark. Root of the mandrake. Misfortunes. Eager desire.
-k
"i'^i'A
sij G *i-it
Feeling cold.
oti^
Colder. <) Slower.
<>•
;>Jk*1
^
^
thing.
Inter], expressing a failure
•J^j/ji
o ^j?
(i.j'_^
(game).
j^'^^ ^jj(> •>
Easy booty.
li
j^sl^^W
I
side (beast).
Gunpowder.
ijbl
J^ The
^-^J.
Weak
To
^
cr-i?-^'
^y ^
Yesterday.
a^vp!
Messenger, courier.
File.
a> jj
,
Siijr'
Ague, intermittent iexewifij,
Nitre.
^_^1
:
Ts
*il^jr
earthen cooler. Messenger, courier. Mail-
^
'Va-^r
^^»rj ^ cr^'J P Heap of stones,
Finger-joints.
d\:>\ri\
Hail.
Cooling. Refreshment,
^
Jupiter (planet).
i>J?-^l ^'j Cold. Coldness. Coolness. Sleep.
Gun, musket.
^^|
streaky woollen garment.
point of a spear.
act slowly. ijCj
Morning and evening.
-r -xj.
eyes.
Target put on the
(life).
tt^v
f^'JAj -riJ.
Having beautiful
([.ain). ;
-S-
Signs of the Zodiac. i)>iiVl ^j^ Able sailor. Libei'al (man). ^jCj Man-of-war. -^ Inn. ?rj,l>!' ^r *^j Q
send off a (messenger).
To show coldness to if- To be dull (man). To find a. th. cold.
a ^^'
%.'},
To appear. To ascend (stars), o To build a tower. ;rjj b «!/ ^ To augur a. th. by the course ^j'
Tower. Castle.
To serve up a coo'.ing drink. To take the fresh air. To be cooled. To be soothed
Leopard.
fare, to
fare well.
(right).
Cold, cool. Easy
^X have good
s3;^1
'j,'^
cjd'^
^ !r «.
i.j'\
To
subdue.
To
:
'
to
Jj* j^j'
-r/~rit
»tij,tj
fuj s 6.^'
i
^^'
-S-
^J
-^
bruise the (head or back).
*^
To be
iV>*
cold.
To
|S//j DJ; o yj:j cool (ardour).
l2>Jt'
o
>
To
with pleurisy
afflict a. o.
^'j_
5
-ii-
(God).
To
Cooled. Filed.
from pleurisy.
sillier
.«— Ir?
Pleurisy,
j»U.^
f
To To
Silk.
Polish
be variegatecl,^J{
Ci^a
Ij,
J'jf
^
J-Jf
<
speckled. {
ja^
_^j
)
fi>
CiJ,'
(cheese).
Opium-paste for smoking. Motley. Spot on the skin.
J^y a
iiVj J^'J J.y'\j j.ij
J.'J ^ '\^'j j, coloured, spotted, dappled.
Partly
Brush.
(for cheese).
Boiled soft
cJ-Ji^ J'^
(
)
•<>•
To
c_<
-ft-
5
—
^
*i-il? jS-j'.
Brush. wafer.
To To
be leprous. C»y a shave (the head). beget a leprou.^ child.
To
strike
with leprosy
a. 0.
^J
-»•
fn \js''J, o^'J.''^
5 ^'J,
\
(God). ^\'ji
^
xJ,'J_
^y
Lepro.sy. leper, leprous,
^'j ^
.(J^r
jjf
to
show
\j'j
a jj.j
io
j& SJO' o
To To To
j,
^'J]
^^^ J
Gleammg. To gush out
OI
t/'^'Vt
Cropped by cattle
To
(land).
\^y'
ja'J\
^;^' a small Ci»y o J^'y give a part of.
in
To
send forth
its first
^j'J
o
-fi-
—
sprouts (plant).
To
produce the first j^'^ \j j^y shoots of plants (soil). To take little of a a J^y^ih J^jv thing, or to take little by little. To
suck
P -ft-
—
jjf'
^ jlt'b j^' horse). j*J ^ secure the flight (of his a jj'-
publish, to bring out.
outrun, to get ahead
:
(
horse).
To progress in science. ^u)| j — To take the field s \j\y, j ajji^ jjC against. To fight a duel. To set off. j^j] To pubU.sh a (book). a — To go out for a natural want. jy\j To raise a contest (champions), jjij Going
out, egress. Appearance j/J broad daylight. To put a frame to. jJJ:' ^ To be framed ( picture ). jjl^sj " Human excrement. j\^
Fight. Duel.
Gecko. The moon.
stream.
o'j'iy.
{j/j
in
Sandy, barren ground.
A
To appear,
rider
blush.
Host, wafer.
To To
w
issue
surpass, to excel.
Sharp-sighted. tf-
u^Q
To appear. To
To overcome,
with.
and showCiU,[_^j
feel
gi'ief.
"^
'^^
Hackney. Jade.
zSy. Ps
A ^j>.
carve (meat). a- o.
-^
i^lJiJt'
JjJ^'jt « J^Kfi Likewise, too, also. oVy'j j'^jf Te Pack-saddle for f,iQ ^ iti^'j ^ii'^'j P asses. Cloth put under a pack-saddle. Pack-saddle maker. i/iOO ^A/
o.'s .self to.
'/^
lash
o.^i^J
Pitcher, jug.
kL'A" -^
(egg).
To To To
a.
of a. th.
(decree).
"^S^' ^
Parish. Diocese.
Rasp
be polished, civilized, fini.sh
-^
To civilize.
a. th.
Varnish. Glosser, polisher.
Clover. Trefoil.
To pare
^^y. ij A ^'ij
polish, to give a
gloss to
Pleuritic.
To
ijj\f
Captivi*^^y.
in (water).
l-arge
SJjV'j jlSi
field.
j\y
Coming forth. Projecting. Champion; fighter. Frame. Pure gol d. Trumpeter.
jl jXj:'
sf/i-ril '
^
j^j'j;,
v^ ^J JX ^ ->.
Te ^ ^j'y Ci/j'jy.
Interstice. Isthmus.
Lively, full-
jj C
jj^ ^
^j\'J
plj^ j
grown youth. To act harshly
z
-ft-
i./j'Jj ^'j'J
^
iJj
-ft-
a ^^J,
towards (a debtor).
Lock
A
of cotton.
kind of dates.
^]^ oCj—
[
TA)
(
To lighten Cisy^ i^jjj CS^ o jy ^ (sky). To flash (lightning). To ascend (star).
To
glitter, to
gleam
—
^^Jij i^'jf
attii-e herself
jj,
]j
Sj'i ^'J .
~
(woman).
To be astounded, dazzled, {y^' a 15^' To undertake a long journey. J^i' To glare at a. o. j^' To send forth lightnings (cloud). J'J] To threaten.To be thunderstruck. To •&
walk
To
u';
JjcJ.
j/J ^ j'y
Lumbago.
jaj,\,
J^'jyj u^l^/
To hire (a beast) to. To be a broker, a middleman. Threshold of a
^ ,_^y"j;'-{^
••
J^'jt
J^XjC ^
j-'^'j! -^
door, window-sill.
To be
restless, to fret
*iL'lr'^l»'V
-tf-
about.
stone.
j'y
with anger. Large-lipped,
J=>yj\j
Elephant's trunk. To ascend a hill).
ciy.
Brilliancy.
J^ji
^y^j'
-^
a
Ccj^ o ^y -ftexcel in science, merit. \i\'j[ o pj?'
To To get the mastery
Sending forth lightnings (cloud). Bright.
surpass
of
over, to
5 o pjj'
(knowledge, beauty). as a free gift. ^
a. o. in
To give a. tli, He has done so
white and black. Hard soil. Borak ( a fantastical horse
'^
\i5v jl
iJS'ji*
^s-'^'c'j'
of his own accord, unbidden. Excellency; merit, perfection, Free gift, alms. cUjC,
mentionned in the Coran) Cowardly (man). j/y' Daybreak. Jij,Q.'j JjS^^ ^ J'Sy Silk garment embroidered Jlnf-ll. with gold. Ewer. Water-jug,
-^KJ^
^ ^jy
Excellent, distinguished. Beautiful.pj G
Giving
To bud
freely.
(plant).
^.'S^-i
j^'Jvi j^'j'
Calyx, flower-cup. Unblown
Borax. Nitre. Flag, banner. Flag-bearer. Apricot, plum.
1^'J
jaj iJj
To be dark, obscure (night), ^.^'j' ^ To become swollen ^Lj^j'Ij j,^'j^i —
ig'^r
Dread, fright. Ram, sheep. Hard ground. Lightning. Brightness,
Wearing a mixture
First shoot of a plant,
To bribe a. 0. » ilt'^ Jt^ -HTo be corrupted by presents. Jl'Jv Present, bribe. Oblongjj^iy ^ J-%^'
in the direction of lightnings.
flashed upon by hght-
nings (place). Lightning. Brightness. Light.
<
Small quantity of water. Barren soil. Oozing (water). Squanderer.
(blade).
To
J»X
*
^-clJr'
flower-bud. v5_; llj 7^
To be
TS Ts i" p
Ji^jj
Flea,
J\'Ajo -
Motley. Confusion, disorder. Chaffinch (bird).
of fleas.
Silver coin,
equal to one piastre. Shrimp, prawn.
Vine-leaves stuffed.
To take flight. To paint in various colours. To speak confusedly. To paint (her face: woman). To be variegated (land). To become vei'dant (land). To cheer up (man).
full -fy-
_,9jl
Cj'fi'ji
Calf.
Gnat. A gnat. Country, villages
j remote from water. Crushed wheat. Screw. Gimlet. [/(J, little
J^y.^ *~»j'. .%'j). I
Purple, scarlet.
-'i?'j:
'J: J. r:
J^ji
^
.
To
T ^
(
lt'J.
^
To
fit
,
a. th. successfully.
^
To ramble, to prowl about. To be annoyed, ^ ^In-^i ^'J. weary
;
to feel pain or
To strengthen uage well
sorrow
To ma-
a. th.
o
>»Jr'
a
>_y;
feed on various food (camel).
To To
at.
^
^J^'1
at.
Weariness. Fruit of a kind of acacia called oUac Confirmation of a contract. A stone pot. <• Twist ^l^j j Xr
To
the face with.
veil o.'s face
Spoke of
^\'y
J-^'y
(io\j\Jj (^j'j:
-^
To
o
to lie
sit,
ii'J -a-
down.
firm, to dwell iu.
kneel
down
^j
ti'j
to bend the iiy
;
To congratulate a. o. To bless, to ask God's
J
j
_,)
iJ^r
u
tiy
J
iijC
blessing on.
-^
To
bless, to invoke
js. j\
j
j\
benediction upon.
To compel (a camel) to knee!, j ti'J] To bode well of. To be blessed ^ i j'xj by. To delight in. To be exalted. iJ^Cv May God be blessed and J\j5j ^\ ij\J; exalted.
shots).
Eve
(of a feast), y'lgil. cyVjG j uyjy. G Confirmed (contract, peace). j,yy> Twisted (thread).
To look for blessing, for good luck.^j — To apply o.'s self to. j i'J{]\ To attack the honour of a. o.). icj j — To bode well of. ^ 6'J^\ Herd of camels kneeli^/j,' ^ i\} (
I
yyj, -L^
,
fy-
for extracting
Ineluctable fate, inevitable
AS.
knees.
>»!j;'t ^r "^'J.
'-'^-J
(
-ijj
kneel (camel).
wheel. Rope-weaver. __,\y String. Twisted cord. j'\j[j j^^J Vestment made of silk and linen. Mixed flock of calves and goats. Mixed army of Arabs and Persians. Gimlet, drill. Cork^iV-J "^
Worm-screw
^
tp"i^
iij]iij.\j
To stand To make
{}-
^ A'-fi-^
Blunderbuss. Musket balls.
j^}
a.'iji'j
^ Jf
»
^^i
with.
lie.
To
of sweetmeats.
screw.
veil
"^eil.
To annoy, to weary a. o. s j,j'\ To catch a. o. iu words. j,^isCi\ J jlit — To be stj-engthened. well ma/JiS^ naged. To be twisted, woven (rope).
Tui'n, round, circuit.
jJiVjy^ -tj-
on the buttocks. ^'J\-> Volcano. o^^'j. -r d^j. I To twist a A j,j 'ij /Jj (a'J o /j. -^
To manage
iJa
To walk at a phort and quick i^'y pace. To go away in looking back. To squat in parting the knees. ^'j To scatter a. th. To speak at random. y^S^\ — To fall on the back (man). To JJl^tj
fall
rope.
)
Finch. Fickle, unsteady.
on the foi'o-lega "iiSjl, ^'J>, (horse). To fiiU on the knees (came]). rise
j
doom.
ing.
Upper part of the
chest.
I
Spindle.
^j
C>;
^
yyy,
Twisted, woven as a I'ope.^j _,r^ y/Sy Wound, rounded. Bodkin. Feast at the close yjy •<> of Ramadan. Bairam. Eighth month of the Coptic a'ny'jf Ce year April. Cask. Barrel. jjj^i'jtV d^^'j -^j Jh^'j'.^ Seventh month of the Coptic ol^J^J Ce year : March. Lace, crape. >^^J?' Ts :
Balance-.sheet. Budget.
Upper-cloak.
Burnoose.
^ji^ ^
rJ'U'j
P
^'j..
^
\
Blessing. Abundance.
cAi=>'J, -r "^'j.
Pool. Tank, pond, puddle.
Way
iJ^..
^
of kneeling (of camels).
Pi'ice
for
iS^Ji
grinding, miller's
6\'^\3 ii'S
^ l&i^
fee.
Cowardly; slothful. Happy. Fresh dates with cream. Miller.
Happier. Boldei-.
Kneeling-place for camels. Blessed.
Abundant, prosperous (crops). Compasse?.'
'ii=''y.
"^^jK
^jj(, ,i]j
,»'
if^:
^'J\ iJ>yi iJjV-/" iJ_,^j>; !>•
(r
yj.
To get
the better
come
a. o.
To
of,
to over-
(of
^
yCy^
'ij
^
j^
i^lj jJ j
jj.i
'
'o'y.i
Shape, figure. Cloth-merchant. Cloth business, linen trade.
To walk quickly. To constrain a. o. To perform a work
'j'
^
jjjj
arras.
~
e^^ jl^;
Sjljj
J jj'
-S-
skillfully.
retire fi'om
(
jKiy js.
^y
?rjV:^
a ^j;'
-S-
Spices, seasoning.
A
^3
S ^'j'
5^'jCj
^i -U-lf
^-JJi
j. ^J^' 1
jj'
jfc
^^j'
^
Jj:
z<->-jJj:"^ 9-
seed.
~
Zjjj
Plant or diy fruit
full
of
*djX
"^
seeds.
Retail seedsman. Seedsman. < Dealer in silkworms' eggs. Beetle,
maUet
of dyers.
j\j,'
'ClJ^'
—
-Cuj/ icV^' S
men.
To be in recovery. CU^j' Gb.^/ a o_,r To prove a. th. to alioi'd o^ 1 — arguments. To overcome a. 0. by -ft-
;
feats of dexterity.
of
Cj\»'j:j a'J. •pr^^'S.i '•^'j:
time.
oIjO'^
To look
steadfastly at.
i»3*^
j|_
^jr ^
^ ^^j' by strong * ^&j' j;_*
a. th.
\'J_
-fr -ft-
arguraents.
To argue against To be proved.
a. 0.
it
o*S^'
o*'-^'
Argument. Proof. o^^^'j'. cMj. To put a rings i5^1j ^l^j \'jJo \'J ^ in
a camel's
nostril.
^Jj cJCji j'S. t Sjr' a camel's nostril. Ring, ringlet used as an ornament by women. Rubbish. :sj'J To dress (wood). To A (/J cS^ -ftmake ( an arrow ). To cut ( a pen). To exhaust (a beast journey). To in
i
:
wear
To
out.
imitate
a. 0.
To
vie
with
j3v»
w jO^ ^^ oiTj j b
Ps
s
jjb
a. o. in.
To be covered with dust. tfjr'l To compete for a price, an office. ,^3^^ To be cut pen). J^^K To offer o.'s services for. To J jy\:[ (
oppose.
To
trim, to cut a. th.
fit
Earth, dust. Cutting of a pen, a reed. Splinter, chip. Rubbish. Dirt of the head.
jjy;j j'Jy
•^ Full of seeds (plant).
Bazaar, bargain. Petty trader.
'^
Ring placed
spices.
C'l
.JJ-
-r-
^*y_
(silk-moth, locust).
-^
{hulec). People,
To prove
(
Seeds.
;!;'_^
'U-I))
^ —
i
with Silkworms'
^
*i»^^!
Brahmin.
*
Aj
uj
business).
(food)
Hat.
^
A IjJT jj_ ^ To sow (seeds). To strew (seed). To season (food, a — in the pot). To amplify ( a subject). ^ To seed plant). To lay eggs fj' To season
|Jj'
Bulk, freshness. Bulky, fresh
o ^jT
with (a stick). To assume the manners of a hollow-backed man.
To
-j
Dates of good quaUty.
j/J
J
Having a hollow back and a prominent chest.
small earthenware
vessel.
Long space
back and a prominent chest. a. o.
i^jf
(woman).
Walking quickly. To boast of. J ^jC J ,ir>l?' To incite a. o. against. To embellish a. th., to adorn. To vie with a. o. in merits. To have a hollow ^3?j1j ^'S
or
a bur-
— *— »
Strong and faint-hearted. Well-tempered (man).
To submit to. To strike a. th.
o.'s self in
Bonnet.
a pipe).
Cloth, linen.
Weapons,
s ^t'l^
J:
wrap
noose.
A
o.
(his clothes),
Breast, nipple, teat, jl^
Month-piece
»
rob, to plunder a. o.
To withhold a. To strip a. o. of
>
•
— To
j'jf tl'j;'
A^j H-t^-i
Di'awiug-knife. Pen-knife.
"iSir^j
Cut (reed, pen).
To
ravish, to
take
away
4»
j^\
XXJ, *i_>i'.
»A*J
IS^ '^X
a. th.
,
iS'j.j> j
U'
!?'
-ft-
— be hollow-backed 'jj a i/jJj o and broad-breasted. Hollow-backed and broad- .|jjj ^ jj \ To
Jji
gracious, well XtQ' o f1): -tteducated (young man). To look giacious. To be raomen- f,jij tous; ti-emendous (evil). Candid, ingenuous. f.\j,'j ^_y' Unbecoming (young man ). f,\j,
;sji
To
breasted.
Haughtiness. Equivalent, equal. Foster-brother. To drive on gently
»Q'
5
^
^j
,
LJ
o ;>J
and
^
— To
— — ;,« ^ — J * — J
5
fit
(country). collect.
call (goats) to
Cat, puss.
^J.\L^
Kitten, pussey.
uj
^1
^
xixlj
;Ij
^
j,
l^
oili
<
enough. ^5 Small quantity of food. ir-i-4 Flour mixed with butter or oil. *l^«j Name of a celebrated ,_^lj ^ ^jL'i she-camel. She-camel who does not yield to be milked, till she is called. To say ( ^J ) enough. ^15 -«-
To
it is
^Iw
flow (water).
Desert, waste
u-jQ t
.
Trifles, idle woi-ds.
^V-'i
^^ClJI C/U>_^
' Mace. z:.\:i3 ^ To become ^ \i3j UjLj ^iSr'iJ a 115 « famiUar with. To cheer a. o. To become accustomed. To make httle
of a. th.
Garden. Fruit-garden, cnjllj ^ ot-lj P Gardener. jJ'Ciljj j>^^l^ -^j 'J.Uli
To
To grow
^j~L} •• fi>
;
frowning look. To approach to maturity (dates). To do (a. th. out of time, a yJ]j
^—
)
unseasonably.
To mix
(
dates
).
To become cold (day). .n-*-' To do a. th. unseaa ,,
(face).
^^G j
yj
*
(tooth).
(blood).
—
fi,
scarify (a beast
;
farrier).
(star).
» -^y'
i-j}'y.
sr
*^j>.
Sunrise.
-^y^
Lancet.
^jj>
To
spit.
To I'eject.
a.
th.* CSjJ o JjJ
Spittle, saliva.
-tt-
^\'y
;j|j; -^
Spittoon.
*J3l;
Jj,t>J! 9-
•
To split a. th. Sy.iSy. ^ Sy.^ To cut its first teeth (camelj.Vjj; o — To broach (a cask J^.h SSwi — fi>
fi^
of wine), to tap
it.
To be broached. To be split. J3jjlj SS<> To ooze (from a skin, the body milk, :
blood).
used to broach casks. Hole made in a aa ine-ca.sk. Cutting its Jli'j Sj!i JjXjJ
JQ'
Di'ill
Jq'
T djM
teeth (camel).
fir.st
Tooth gi'owing. Experienced man.Jj Great misfortune. Drill.
i;
>V ji'
Water-filter, strainer.«Ijj>_, Jjl; hold of jp C»j; o i yjj -S-
To catch
(with the teeth),
To
-fy-
To
speak.
utter a word.
To bear (a burden.) To strip a. o. of (his clothes). To befall a. o. misfor*>»j,C)l
^— s
fi>
:
"
Spade (cards)r
To anticipate. To (^'j o^) -i^ make a. th. out of season. To become cross to wear a \jj~i ~
Frowning
sun ).
Snail. Slug.
To
water or (a she-camel) to milk her.
Enough,
(
Ascending
oil).
To send a spj after a. o. To drive a. o. away frona. To crumble a. th. To send off a. o. to a To
rise
scarify (cupper).
To shed
(a she-cainel). dish made of ZIji—3
To prepare a (flour
To be
—
i:>»i'
tune.
A single word. Leaf rolled up to be used as a
;> j;
•(f-
band. Necklace. Buckle, clasp, lock.
To become
equal; to raise
above
To
^ijf -^ oj,VJ
1
tr
ijjj
ojj o
o.'s self
•
P
\j> -H-
Jp
—
a. o.
subdue, to overcome
a. o.
^ j,iyX^
^..^jCl
proud.
Copper basin. To be kind.
To
^^ji
^^
^s'y.
2^
""
J
err
J'. ( ti-ee ). Goodly yellow
Tall, lofty
j^i;
Noble-minded. j-l>^ -r *^^ white cloud. Misfortune. Tree with, lofty branches. Whose milk flows prematurely j^Lj fruit.
A
(female).
^LJ o jL'i -HTo be gallant, brave. To become sour and V^lJj !A1j o JIj strong, (wine). To be weakened (vinegar). To stink (meat). To assume a severe look. V^J o JIj ? >Lj o jIj To anathematize a. o. To prohibit a. th., to forbid. a>j s jLj] To iinathematize a. o. or a. th. To offer, to give a. th. as a ^ s— pledge to a.
To devote
o.'s
down
To rush
to
J^-^l
Cross- looking.
jJJ
Jerri J
J—?
iJ
>L.i
I
; anathema. JCil^j JJJ Courage, gallantry, heroism. au_l Brave, -^lloj Jlij Jl5 ^ J-w;
Prohibition
Lion.
..^t>;
Gallant, courageous. Lion.
Wine remaining
*^jij iL.)
smiling
G I
air.
LLIjIj
Smiling.
^11a.?j
j>^j
in the
j^-r-^.
^ ^„
^,-«uS
name God. To make the :
jrr-h^J
'
Mouth. D Mouth-piece.
To say
—
'>-^
basilic vein (in the arm).jj>,^b
Smile.
of
?-
J—
in a bottle.
Peas.
To smile. To have a
i
^
Ji-J -Ssign of the
xii-lj
be
To prefer a. o. to. To be simple. To be
J^ ifcllj
2J
~
o JaiJ
frank, open (man).
To
unfold
(
a mat).
To spread
U'j
fi>
(clothes, a carpet).
To
j-eceive
with a smihng
face,
JaJ'i;
be spread, unfold
Jal^^'j
^-].^
To grow longer
(day).
be at ease. To stretch o.'s tain o.'s
self. To enterTo brighten up. the arms in ly-
Jallil,
self.
stretch ing along. Open hand.
fi>
W
Fine-bodied.
Extent. Capacity. cloth, n
To
\
hljii{
j J^JJ oj
:dalj jk ial3
-^
A piece
Landing place
of
sLjJ
of a stair-
case. JalJ
^
JsLli
Area, the terrestrial JaJ L_j ^ *i»c— surface. Earth. Elements. Constituents of a iaJllIll body. Simples, medicinal plants. Simplicity: ingenuousness, it>'L_j •<> openness. Joy, cheerfulness, entertainment. LCyX Extending. Embracing. ia.,u Simple, not compound. 'iklJ ^ ia--J ^ Simple, guileless. Open-handed, h'.j ^ si^tjl Jas—; generous. Po.st-oflice. mail.
cross.
Invocation of the
To
;
Very large carpet.
gallant.
The
hemorrhoids. -n-l^ ^ j>^Ij Hemorrhoidal Has. '^sx^'C.o'X^ To spread a carpet. ^ CklS o Jalj -fr To widen to dilate. To stretch the arm. To draw ( a sword). To enliven, to cheer up. n —
To
certain death (in a battle). Permitted or forbidden things.
him
Lion.
(carpet).
o.'s life.
assu.ne a severe, courageous jLii mien, a frightful appearance.
^^"o3 to
J--)
Piles,
— To
o>iil ilij JlSJ'j
To
face danger.
)
Fresh ( fruit ). Dates beginning to ripen.
to be at ease with.
o.
self to death, to lay
To
JJ
fine,
name
gracious.
Plough-share.
of God. iCjS\
1
^'\ —
^13 -^
o-r-'^J
^ *^^.
Workmen's tools. -^ To be fcj J.')Jluj '*£\l3j (jji & J^, kind, meek. To have a cheerful, smiling face.
*^jj.j da-1^ Is Dilated. Stretched. Glad. ^\^'eU J,^^ off
;
comfortable, in good health.
To spit. CjlIj jl3 -«To be lofty (palm-tree). CijU o jIj To obtain superiority over. u — To put off a. 0. Spittle.
oi—
)
^
(rr .r* good
have conveyed
tidings.
Fiu3 features. First
To smile
I
XpIIj j C^Ij a
iciJ
;i
To show regard, come a. o.
To
peel.
To take off ^ \'jc3 o ^ To grate. To devour
hideous, unsightly.
o
*
the
crops (locusts).
'.
^
yyS"
a J4j j i jIj -^ a. o. with a (stick). To tear off (clo2f
Csll
thes).
Entangled in an
affair,
perplexed, jij
Buzzard, sparrow-hawk
To rejoice at a. th. ^ a _r4J J j''A To bring good ^ 5 >LLllj ^iJ news to a. o. •iil To communicate good news
Zik'\
To walk quickly. To lie. To .stitch (clothes). To do amiss, to botch To extemporize a. th.
iWsJ
i
Ts
o dXlj -^ Ljifedl
—
j —
Pe diUj Ts
.JS-f^^ ^ ^feui)
Silver coin of 5 piastres.
trouble a.
o.;
to
entangle (a bu.siness). To be entangled in. J
o.
To To
>_»
JUm
->
*Iiio -^
^ u.i5 a .^
ge.^tion. To feel disgust at. To rivet, to clinch (a nail). a To cause an indigestion to a. o.
-}^
*
^^ ^\
< To
ij
^_,
yilXi.{
draw a good omen.
Good news. Good news.
_^)
^5 •<>•
Gospel.
^sy^
Good news.
SjVIj
J,Vij j CjVj^h
^ SjlL
if- Gospel. Lady-day. Present received by a messenger of good news. Man, mankind, men. Mankind.
ojliJ
Epidermis. Exterior shape (human). Buttei-fly.
Good
s3llj
tidings.
Preaching of
vh-I^
the Gospel. -»i44:)l ^^ -^ < The Angelus. Day-break. Beginning of a thing.jji,Ci s ^^ I
Mes.?enger.
(food).
Indigestion. Disgust.
^1
Balsam
.lU
Mecca.
a. th.
rejoice in hearing (good
Joyful countenance.
<
intricacy. indi-
to another.
bark, to peel
Human. jl
Obstruction, perplexity, jLLJj
from
_jl
;
Fine-looking appearance. a. th.
Liar.
Towel.
^b
news).
Different, other.
of
5
the bark.
I
Unpleasing word.
suffer
Ts
iisiij
i
th. ugly, frightful, ii
(of a dish). Deformity.jililj Unpalatable (dish). Having ,^j^_ a foul breath (pers.). Ugly, deformed, ^'^b jUjI —
To
S-
,
clothes. Case, coffer.
fi>
strike
to wel-
Ward-i'obe, closet for
o.
comfortable.
To find a. Bad taste
J-y^j
Face, cheerfid countenance.
To commit abominable deeds, j fl^ -^ ^'sjj[ To find (a place) to be im-
To
jLj\
Smiling.
-ft-
or a. th. To blacken character, to disparage.
disfigure a.
^j
Kind.
be distasteful
(food). To be ugly, deformed "To have a foul bi-eath (pers. ). o '^^ To dash and smash a. th. To give a bad taste to. To ^^ » ^Jj •>
To
plants
Kindness, meekness
Preacher.
a. o.'.s
JW
(land).
Announcer of good news.
To
To undertake
To become covered with
r^ia)!
light.
<>•
o.
a. th. joyfully.
c^^^l
gleam of dawn-
to a.
-tf-
Evangelist, ^IJ^
Good news. The musical instruments
^ ^^4.) J \ll\\
Jli4"
«^^
(
Perspicacious. Intel-
ligent. Piercing (eye, look ). Evident proof. a'j^rj
Diviner. Sorcerer.
rt
^ jypi
-\'j^.
!
j
jialJ'
I
j-'a^ <• j.a.i' I
To flow. To ooze (water). uiJ To gather, to pick up a. th. Perspiration.
4>
;.^
Stupid.
To
a ^oJ
^
^ —
f.^\
'lii; j>f:A>\
spit.
CtiJ o j.i;
Saliva, spittle.
^
jLiJ
strip a. o. »>j s j^'Jj J.^; - J-if «of his clothes; a (tree) of its bai'k.
To
To
by questions,
M'jai*y a. o.
Colt. Onion,
Shallot.
A kind Wild
a
an onion, a bulb.
of small onion.
onion.
^ail
al^j.
j.ij
jU)l j.^;
x>-j
^J
Distance between the ring and the little finger.
Compact
JoIj
-{:}-
(clothes).
print cloth.
-?}-
of
;
to strip a debtor of his posses-
sion.
To be
thin-
Z^ij^'u 'z^\^_ a
i
^j
-J^f-
Ca^jj
ooze, to
of a
0.
ja'iSj _^
a
by
from
O*
To wag the
Sour mUk. Small quantity of water. z^\^.j ja^> Uselessness of a. th tj^: ^ His blood is still l^i^ \y}^ ;.'i unavenged.
—^7
,
^i
^jj
,
C.i,;
(meat).
a
^: ^
To
elu-
cidate a. th.
To understand (a speech). Gjiu A — To know a (woman). 5 ^..iC To explain to a. o (a ^5 ^iaJl speech) To deliver goods to. ^ To purcha.se goods .
^
^'-^j
, ^-^a^, ^'t^. court, to search
To
(dog), a
tail for.
To open the
^^^
eyes (whelp).
Apple of the eye. t_j
ojl.ojj
^/-Ai
llria^
a ^ajj o
see. To understand a. th. To make a. o. understand
-^
j^ctl -H-
A
6 j>ai
a. th.
To open the eyes (whelp). To divine, to soothsay. To contend with a. o. in
if-
.'a[j
sharpness of sight.
As
To carve
j^J
^^dl ^,^r
observe, to see, to
t_)j
fi>
a. th.
consider, to observe reflect
on
a. th.
Sight. Perspicacity.
little.
fi>
coal, spark.
Watch. Spy.
To observe attentively. To investigate a hidden th To reflect on a. th.
Thin-skinned.
split a. th.
-^
Brightness, glaring light. Bright, shining.
- To
lyi'e).
collect debts
to lance.
Burning
Eye.
To
a. 0. little
To
^
perceive
leak.
To give scantily to a. To pinch (the chords To
To ooze (water). To give a. th. ^ ^To open the eyes (M'help). To ^^^ show first signs of verdure (soil).
To
skinned.
To
Cash, ready money. C24j Te Ninth month of the Coptic „ii5 Ce year May. A kind of water-lily, lote. ^^jJ^ -^ To shine, to gleam, tojj Cau-ai i ^J -S-
•lo
Thick (manl.^j/i To stamp.C^; o^j •• Print made on cloth. Stamp. ;;.ij Ts To take off the property \y^ o LiJ
To
millet.
:
[
Seeing. Understanding.
^o.
)
Kind of
far as the eye can
reach. Soft and whitish stone.
Clay mixed with pebbles
Basrah (town). Acuteness, perspicacity. Intelligence, clear-
sight. Caution. Proof.
Seeing.
Eye.
Any
s;;^ai;
^
sight-giving, or
^
^y ^ demons-
^_^i;
sj^i; S>alj
trative thing.
Consideration,
More
I'eflection.
clear-sighted,
-tf
Perhaps.
^^^ yoA
b
)
A kind
of pleurisy.
Laying
flat
on the
''tS^i -r^. belly.
^i,.lAj rd>j\
1
To carry on
a
business,
1
Depressed, flattened.
Piece,
To Uck a. th. To abound with melons
bit.
^Um^
cA'm2aJ,3
r^
i^>^3
Small number, few. Poition of the night.
Stout.
xiiajj
Few
Water-melon.
Goods, wares. Partner.
;»il^j
Knife, lancet.
^^(ji
melon-bed.
To incise a. th. * t^i,; o ^k; To be sprightly, merry, l^kj a ^j^i bewildered. To be ungodly. To contemn (rights). To under- a — -Ji-
i
Soul.
Coll.
Leather-bottle.
Sprightliness, insolence. Care-
•(>-
Xjyi.
J Jai
To practice farriery To shoe (animals). To be shoed (horse).
s
^^j
—
s^i^ sr
J^. J^Zi
^ _^j V
Boisterous, stubborn man.
Termagant Foul-tongued woman! Deck of a ship. Electrical :/j iL;
Si
battery.
^j vk; J-j,^.
vr
^IjLj -^
«.
6:^'M
C'S
a duck.
i»lL j J»^; '
3j}^. xr,,lL.j «•
'Sxj^_
,
il^L;
To snatch a. th. ^j CiiJ o To overwhelm a. o. (terror). To recover (from fever ). To seize a. o. forcibly. To
i
i.L;
have a
jilJl xki
^
*J»Cjs
skin).
i
'li>Ji *\i4
o Vis;
^u:
is -ft-
— -«-
walk slowly.
to
detain
th.
To
with
a. o.
^
a.
cS^i js. '\^
procrastinate.
To be slow in doing a. th. J WCJ^ \Lj To find a. o. to be slow. 5 UaliJ-t Slowness, delay.
*^!j
••Jajj
Slower, later. spread.
To
'li»i
-ja^ \lailJl
Acting slowly.
'^feQ--'
flatten
A
^^.kJ -«-
uJaJ a
a. th. o.
down with
j^ij
ip 5
—
the ground.
To be seized with malignant fever.;^ To spread out in a 9'.i»I--"b i«^' valley (torrent).
undertake
To spread »
-Jal*
To caw (duck). To Lliaj weak judgment (man). ,
< To
begin a struggle with. Strength. Courage, violence. Man in the strength,_,ia^;_, jilL;^ Gallant, vigorous.
«
"JaJ
daj
dabble.
G To throw a. G his face to
Patriarchate. Dignity;^|^y j '^c-txj^. of a patriarch.
,
^
-ft-
U»'lL;
To injure (the head, To be slow, U,; b
To General of christian army. Patrician.
life.
:
-a-
'iaj
Slow, straggler, tardy.
Roe.
of
Ducks
Ctj o
Potato.
To
(horse).
i^^f
i
o ^i»;' -^
^5 fit
Calf of the leg.
To
Veterinary medicine. Farriery, Veterinary , »'^k\ci surgeon. Farrier.
Tall (man). Patriarch.
Cij
Drill, dissecting-knife.
Pert. Hot (horse).
^j,-^
of corn.
Uselessly. Saucily.
stole.
^lUaJ
fi>
to seed (corn).
To render a. o. sprightly, or insolent. To fatigue a. o.
lessness.
^
^-?u5l»
off a. th.
Ear
*fUaj
^^f
To lance (an abscess), To cut open a. th.
value (a gi*ace).
Shoed
^' t
Merchant, trader.
To cut To run
f,^
j,\,\ ^mJin
Dowry. Divorce.
of melons,
full
seme days.
days,
-r
Melon. Pumpkin. Melon. Field
f^
f.h.'X^\j
to practice trade.
a. th.
(torrent).
J
To tumble
5,.LlJ
-r^^K
down.
Large bed of a torrent. S. m. Female •r.'AWij •<>•
butterfly.
,^lkj ;r *^-;^<
;
.
To To To
confide a secret to a. o.
be lined
(
^^,
penetrate, to fathom
a. th., to
2 o^iJ
clothing).
explore a.
Belly. Interior. oCJ* j ^'kj
than a iLJ The longest part
—
designs. '\j
^"Ij
Under-tribe, smaller
,JaJcJ.\j
fi>
o.'s
o>W w oi^i ^ ^i
o>lu
of a
oui*
^
Jiaj
feather.
To bring
forth an only ia>U CJaT
oUj
child (woman). tllw.
Repletion banishes
t^'W j"
L-*jj tljaji
intelligence (proy.).
Thriv-jig (man). Lining of clothes.
woollenoCjlla; j Cnhiiai blanket.
Interior. Intimate,
o^^
vr
ilkljjUlslj
oll4;j,oUa)
^j
,-i:rvii;j
Glutton.
^S
^ Felucca, small sailing _j,ij;
vessel,
i^i
^ s^U -
-«-
a QJ
tune (a musical
Jsj
o
'iij -ft
instrument).
"^1
fat, corpulent.
Ja^/ Ji^Jj b-b;
To be compact in flesh. To be uncircumcised.
\^ o Vk/ )^ a ^)
continual
-{5-
-^
^]
Big-lipped, uncircumcised.
To pour down a
-^
'ji/
Fat, corpulent.
tuo
p, -^
iCJj
Li ^3
fi>
rain (cloud). fall
from
(a cloud
To send
:
forth spring herbage
(land).
Furniture, possession.
Water
contained in a cloud. Gui-gling. Fluency of speech,
To tickle.
To be of no avail. To relate a. th. jestingly. To be workless, idle (workman). To cease. To be brave to ^Ji^.j
Ge
j
'iiUaj
—
SiJaJ
o JiJ
*JU3j
o
jW
behave as a hero.
To
A jiaJ b jLj To render a. th. worthless, of no avail. To stop, to break (an habit). To give up. -^ To stop work annul, to cancel (a
To busy o.'s self jLlj To be in quest of vain To be kept as a holiday
gallant.
trifles.
>
(feast).
Vanity. Falsehood. Trifle,
o>U* j
^.u;
xii;;;
-^
^^ a
jM
groundlessness. Idleness, stoppage, leisure, rest-
time.
<>•
Holiday, leave of absence.
Bravery, heroism.
*JUaJ
^_^.j
JlW*
cancelling, rescission.
Vanity. Falsehood.
Jk^.
JtM^.''^ -r
Useless. Delusive.
Wizard. The
Devil.
Hero, gallant man.
Rescinding. Trifler.
^
iikj
Vanities, trifles.
—
J=%^^ JliaJl 9-
Worthless. Workless. Hero.
Harsh-tempered.
rain).
sjda;
Abolition, abrogation
Full (bag, purse). c^k/ Feeling a pain in the belly. o^i? Slender and thin-bellied. ^^J»^
To
^
csUaJj v^;^ >y jk; -acorrupted. to be reduced to nothing.
things.
cr-^^y.
Interiorly.
Swamp.
-S-
To be
about
;vL7
hidden. The Hidden (God). Depressed (ground ).oCJa;j iikJl ^ j^h Sole of tlie foot. ^o^l ^^ ij
be
^
—
on a feast day.
Large
To
lower 4»i1
Letter. Billet. Card. jllL; Label.
To be
Familiars. Coui-tiers
To
lost his
deed).
Strap, girth.
Jar. Q
has
teeth.
;
Gluttony, surfeit.
Big-bellied.
Who
jW JiL;
J^
Turpentine ; turpentine-tree. ^^ -fr Ulcer on the shank. To be inside. To CJsj j CjiaJ ^^ "^ conceal o.'s self. To penetrate, to engage in the fit — middle of. To strike a. 0. on the beUy. ijj s — To be surfeited and disten- CLj a ^j ded (belly). To be big-bellied. ^ilJ JLu To have a belly-ache. Cij To choose a. 0. as an »j fi> ^1j ^^ intimate friend. To line (clothing). To strap (a beast). To conceal a. th.
^
!
After, later on.
He
is
laiJj aJJ
not come yet.
j^
cAi 'J
^
ul
^Aj u
oij
After compliments (/ begin). After.
J\ oi;
Immediately after, soon after, iij'i XiJ Far away, remote.ollujj j^ijj Mai; ^^ ju-J Farther. Foreigner. aiJl
Farm, country-house. Remote, distant from. To dung (cattle). To throw dung at a. o.
a. o.
To
o.
tiJ n d-iJ -« or a. th.to. tiJ
s 0(*'^J>j
—
raise (the dead).
~ To incite a. o. to. ^i^ ^ To be awake, to wake. tiJ a ^^ To flow (poetry, verses). jj,'j To be sent. To be raised (from c-^^'l. the dead). To flow (water). To a. 0.
5 d^sj'l
^'^
^
cjjii
on Easter Monday.
cj\
_,iii
— ^_^;;
-):}-
0^^*^
?-
Mission of a prophet. Sender, impulsive. Cause.
^
^^
^
c^^j
*2»j
^^^3
Cause. Impulsion.
c-s-Ijj >:
*»lj
Motive.
scatter (people, goods).,*j s
Jj'^j
Dispersion, scattering.
-i^
*Jjij
Disperser, lavisher, spendthrift. Jj^'J
To
c^-'tj c^»»
^
Army.
jc['A
startled.
»
Easter. Prayers said c-tl^j
destitution.
palpitate (member^j,;;::
To be
To awake
Army. Envoy.
cut off from the body).
To
o jl A
Sending. Resurrection.
Stand, stable for cattle.
To
J),
hasten.
fi>
Camel. (m. /:).
send, to
delegat", to consign a.
To send
To clean the bowels. Dung of hoofed animals, Extreme Dung.
To
Caij a
;^3
-it
become emaciated.
Awake, waker, watcher.
To
upset (furniture) and
to jumble (things).
To sting a. o (mosquito). 5 Cai5 a jaij ^ To be troubled by mosquitoes. jatk) To share, to divide a. th. into A jalj lots, parts.
To have many mosquitoes.
ja»>'\
Part, share, portion.
Some, any, certain. During a certain night,
,^
Sent. Raised, risen, ^^.^^j
To ->
it
To
^
slniJ
To
together.
w«.«J
_r'u.j
-^
scatter
turn a. th. upside do\vn.
rip up (the belly).
To
cjy^i
*
a
iV;;
y>S\
*
dent (metallic vessels).
To dig (the earth). * -K^.i — To burst with rain (cloud), ^.jijjij r-v To be ripped up. < To be dented. To break out into words. ^>iSCJl) r-'i^'K Large valley. ^,i.\'/, ^ iCa^ti;
Division, distinction.
Ripped open (belly). -^.Ji To go ^i \j^j a a«j J laiJ o ^ij -^ away, to be afar off from. To die. To remove to a distance, fij s aiJ'lj jiJ to take away. To drive off a. o., a. tb. To l^eep a. o. away, off.s lSv«)j slitUi -itlJ To be remote. To send far away. ju,'1
Partly, in part.
May God
Full of mosquitoes (place).
To be distant o. from a. jtU; To part from. To quit, ^t aolj jil^j — To consider a. th. as distant, a aii:~l,
(Jul) JaJJ
one night. Between them. Each other, one another. Gnat, mosquito. Full of mosquitoes.
,
Ua;
To go beyond., j i,;j1j Ci:; To exceed in. To slaughter (a beast). To overburden a. 0. To soak ( the soil a CSuJ a rain). To dig (a well). <• To yell, to shout. To slaughter (a camel). ,
^-a-'!
a h^.
^
s
—
curse him
.jjl
!
remote.
^—
To go away from. j^j
:
^
Distance, remoteness,
saijj jSjj uif
"Wariness.
May he H
Uj>J
—
ioiil
perish
be afar
Sa*'j -uJ off!
May
he
iJ \j.:S
J^.
Any innoxious bird. oi^ Bagdad ( town ). ilaijj aloiJ -!^ To pretend to be from Bagdad, ioilT
I
;
j
assume the manners of people of Bagdad. To go to Bagdad. •<> To to
j
To crack (a water-skin, a vessel).* ji; To burst (cloud). J-r'b J*r^ To burst, to j,ySii\ J jiS'ij j^':\j break out into big, high words. Cloud pouring down an abundant jCJ i"ain.
flaunt.
Shriek, vociferation.
I
To drink without)^
a j4Jj,\^, quenching its thirst (camel).
To
rain abun-
CDI
j>^
I'j
j\
a^
-S!
-
'pi
dantly.
Shower. Unquenchable
Who
feels
raities of i
To be well soaked
(soil).
!
iSji^.j
with a
a. o.
s
To
stick.
be watered by a Fine rain.
T
Ts
j'^y.
\iJ3 a w-*i
-8-
rain (soil).^_^ Xii^
lo be XtbCo a Cp*4^J0 J^.i Ija^i "^ hated loathed. -^To hate, execrate. To render a. o. or a. th. Jl^ Aj j^t ;
hateful, to cause a. o. to loathe a. th.
hate, to detest a.
o.
or
finj
5 ja'iA
a. th.
To show coldness to. To hate one another. Hatred, dislike, disgust Detestation.
Hating, loathful. ja.j:,.
More
jai')\
who has more
jU
plant; or land,
only watered by rain.
is
Owner. Lord. The god Baal. Balbeck ( town). tiAlii;
wooden To commit
Idol,
an
statue.
L'm^ijjj,
-H-
CJ
-Ji-
a
l^i;
-tt-
^^
offense.
To borrow
(a horse
?j
A Jua-b
lij
or a. th).
Loan. To be stirred (blood). Uj To tread a. th. under foot. a A. of ad. Snorting, beUow. Eager, forward.
To happen unexpectedly. CuJ To surprise. To faU suddenly upon. To break unexpectedly on. To be surprised to remain
a
jij
-ft-
,
cilj j
—
c^{
;
speechless, amazed.
hatred.
To
beget dege5 j1:j ,::Ai; a Ji -«nerate children through a misalliance.
To be
«
JpJ
C*^! Uj2i\
jf
Odious, loathsome, j^y^^ -^j j^jJ^j hateful,
by marriage
plant, that
js
To
ally
Unwatered land or
[
fine
Ji5
y;; a J«j
To obey her husband ( wife). jilj To become the husband of. J JilLlI^ Consort, husband. Ju;;j J^_ ^ iuJ >i JJJ
rain (clouds).
To
i'u;
^
(tribes).
Iji.
cut.
fine
aJ^SCJJ
Meeting-place.
\
a
a. th.
zed at.
Lively, sprightly. Libertine.
To pour down
dAci;
Heat. Inteuseness of
To
Swiftness, sprightliness.
Channel, strait. The -^'>! Bosphorus.
-«•
the body with.'
To marry. ;j^; j To be astonished, ama-
>Jj\^.t.
kick, to sti'ike
i^iJ a wi-J
ij s feJJ o diS>(
Fool.
I
thirst.
an unquenchable thirst. Swepingness of water, rain.
To
To be hard (body). To cut off the extre-
Unexpected event. Unexpectedly. Suddenly,
,**•!
t}^.i
*^
abruptly. slow, weary.
To walk
the pace of a mule. Mule. > Spur, pro-
ji
at
Mule-driver, muleteer.
be spotted with
Cij^^ Cii;
Juiij JUj
^
ji;
white and black (sheep). Mixture of black and white.
JCoj o5U;
^
iuJ
A
Ju;
Rabble.
jection.
She-mule.
Surprised; speechless.
To
'
a
i-jj
lot of people.
-ft-
tHj 'UiJ
'i^ij j>
c^^
iai Of no
<)•
r^
(
^
avail, wasteful! j.
\j
Old furniture, old wares. j\m Loquacious, talkative, jj^j <^^.j J^ ):} To gurgle (bottle plunged
j^
into
water to be
To be
•^
To
filled).
swollen,
to
prattle.
To
.swell. -^
have blisters on the hands. ^-To rise
)
o j^_ j^~j V*U; J C»_^' a j^} ) groan (gazelle). To sing sweetly. To speak to a. o. with a sweet s ^u and agreeable voice. Groaning of a gazelle. jSji Necklace (of pearls). ^ xjj Ts Groaning (gazelle). Sweet- j^jiuj ^J \
,
voiced.
bladder on the
M^r''-;
skin. <• Bubble.
To To
swell (wound).
(^
Green, unripe (fruit).
To mix up
To he. To oppress
(food, talks,
Bundle
(
Cii'
^^
of linen, of
di/
o
-J^
Ts
;ci.2;
Parsley.
^^
a-J,->^
cut open, to
* J^ib
'S^'
a
^S
^
^s.
—
split.
To take information about. To be rich, learned. To b3 cracked in the middle.
Untruth. INIisfortune.
A
fully, to
ZJ^j
'-Cii^j
^
ji
t\ijj
children's play.
J^>.
^'jy^\
ol^iT
^ o^_
people. Ox-di-iver, neat-herd.
jUJ
A
herd of oxen. jj^.J J^^^.J S^'Bodice without sleeves. s3j3J Relating to the bull family. XsJU. Leathern shields. cS> J»J. To settle in a town and leave _^ij' -So.'s tribe in the desert. To go at random. To migrate. To walk in
— —
Cij a. o.
To
act wrong- jc
treat unjustly.
help a.
o. in
attaining
To wish, to desire To request a. th. To hate, to wrong must,
To
^'J\ ^.j^
-«-
j:,
i
s
1}]
i~i\j
i^
fi>
it is
a. th.
fit
o. a.
convenient,
J-'Cj
to.ol ^^Iaj
fit
He wants, he must.
iJj^.j
Cow. Numerous family,
A
—
a. th.
It
Oxen and cows, the bovine kind Bulimia, violent hunger.
covet,
-ft-
fit
to request, to desire a. th.
To
clothes).
To
To
o Co
observe, to consider a. th.
Gurgling. Prattle, gossip. ialiJ -> Blister; swelling of the hands. Loquacious, garrulous a>{^'j jCiJ business).
-ft-
^
in bubbles (boiling water). •^ Blister,
^.
1 o
"ij
desire a. th.
fit
Ti-espass. Injustice. Iniquity.
Wish
(
thing
—
^^>^\ ^i;
jjli'j .u;_, ;c!i;_, iii;
desired).
Earnest desu'e, wish. Request. ^^'isher. Unjust,
>Uiij 'Gu
oCijj
?r-j^^
oppressor. Harlot, prostitute.
Place where searched.
a. th. is
Things coveted.
>/^-*
Desired, I'equested, coveted.
^cli
Object of desire.
White cloth. Calico. i^' Pe To pour an abun- a CS^J j fs; o ^ Box-tree. ^; G daiit rain (cloud). To make a display To gather and pack of wealth. To point out (defects). CiaiJ o iaJ -^ th. for departure. To spread (news). To farm out (a field) for the * j — To prate about a. o. ip ^1j CSU^j Cu — third or the fourth part of its pro- To scatter goods. fa j|;_) — — duce. To blot the ink paper). To scatter a. th. A Jali To be full of bugs place). ^b ~ "^ Imprecation May his food be Jail.; To have many children, (woman). To stooping the head. To be corrupted.
To
^
die.
fi,
,
If-
(
(
:
unsound
To
pour an abundant rain (cloud).
I
receive a. th. little by
little.
A —
Gnat. Bug. Stout, broad.
'•£,_
C i
J^JXi
Undressed wool. Weak-minded
Dyed
To look
^j
at a. 0.
;
s Cjj
i
^j
,
^Ju^ l^ -tt-
eJlSi
to expect a. th.
To remain,
to
to be
live,
i\ij a.'jij
To last, to continue. To persevere. To continue striking. v-^ Jii To keep, to hold a. o. back. fi>j 5 jj To preserve a. th. To put in store, to preserve fi>j s ^;1 a. th. To keep a. o. alive (God). To To become. allow a. 0. to live. To have pity on; to spare a. th. ip — To preserve a. th. Sj \j Jl3 To allow a. 0. to live. To keep a. th. from... to ^* J^-^i redundant.
fi>
j^
;
store up.
Duration, continuance.
Remainder remains. That
CUj
^
.V2;
j
'<-*>'
Lmj
j'jij
Providence of God. Obedience to God. !
Spax*e us
:t30
<^\
!
Moi'e lasting.
i;
F. Good works. Bey, prince. To squeeze a. 0.
To
\
oUil^l oCJUI
Preserved, kept in store.
J«-i--^
jfcj
break, to tear
5
U«; o wij
-«-
To jade
a. th.
black.
<>•
To be
"iiCir -iJb'
ji»'b
'iJlj'
To crowd (people). '•^^>. -^ Tosji&u^ \t^ o 'J^^.i, ^i a ^ have little milk (ewe, she-camel). To have little water (well) few tears
W
;
(on cloth
Remorse
tfcij o
cX-j -^
•<>•
Reprover, rebuker.
,2£i
^u ^
o>iJ
Stain.
Upland, plain in a hilly country.^iJj 5.1^^ Place full of roots of various trees,;u.A;
A
very cautious bird. ^\'y ^ :Uilj Keen, intelligent man. Calamity. ^iJ^ 'Ui; ^^.iJl
(year). Leprous.
^
Medley. Stained (garment).
To appear,
to
come jib
,Mij o J*; -^
out (plant, tooth). jiJij ji'j ,V^| To be covered with down (face). To become green with plants
ji;'
jiil
(ground).
To
fatten by feeding upon green herbs (cattle). To search for herbage. Vegetable, herbage; Jujlj
Purslain.
jirj'b
J^" jIIj
J^
J_^i' :r
C;?^-j ^'i*-^^
~
c^^
aUjj
'U;.>JI
Cauliflower.
Endive, succory.
sj'jCiJI
Large boat.
ji^J Ji^J
in herbs,
jl^j
A
d
''^''
J-H
d'sV.-i
(soil).
handleless ves-
sel.
'iiilJl
*ii'
Broad-bean.
Abundant
lliJ
jlijVl iii'
J12J xiij^
J^H^j
^
J>»Ij j
JC^?
Earthenware, glass-jar.
Cod-fish.
ill-treat a. 0.
of conscience.
^7 ^j>\
Depressed land, swamp. ^iJj
A
\&njj'dXj
To
there.
(from sorrow).
Water-cress. To address a. 0. rudely.
stain
:
lose o.*s fair complexion
Green-grocer. Kitchen-garden.
Reproof, rebuke.
^i'
* 4?
-if-
That has few tears (eye). '\fev ^ *~^J Holding Uttle water (well).
cMjj
^
here and there. To hurry back.
To
—
s
ui; a ;iJ
.
dyer). To To wet here and To be spotted. < To be wet
spots
(clothes),
-S-
;«*{
stained.
To befall a. 0. (misfortune). To go away. ;i;_j To be disgraced, abused by. To make white and black
vegetables
(eye)-
s
Lij dz: a
green.
a beast. To crowd, to throng. Foolish.
Ts
'^>.
>^ii'."^J
To be
Spotted. Droughty
outlasts, outlives.
Lasting, sm-viving. ^^[} ^ ji; The remainder. The everlasting Jul (God Almighty).
Mercy
broken piece. spotted white and
Bit,
red.
kind of almond cake. To dye a, th. red. Logwood, red dye.
Mi- Is
Ts
ij^liJ
* ^J
^
_Jij
To
a. th.
u
{
J;
To mix
a '^^^ o J5C; -» of flour, dates and
prepare a mess oil.
To
*
mix, to mingle. ••{To
To button
buckle. -^
jfeu
up.
To speak
in uuconj^is^'S J Jfew nected phrases. To get the upper hand by jcj i — blows and invectives.
To
prey upon
A
a. th.
Shape. Nature. State. Buckle.
,_^ ^
<
Food made dates,
*'L:%^
j4.1>»
was unable
d»iSC; -^
o
'^\&sC>,
»
4IU
^!Afe»JI
^
m:3^;
^
.,,:^ J
mute. To shed tears, to weep.
^;
To weep
To
beginning.
To
visit a. o.
early in the
s
morning. To hasten to. To send a. early.
it
^\jj _^j
J^.h ^'t '_^\
5
To accost a. 0. first of all. To eat the first fruits. To
_^oJ|
A_j ^
deflour (a
girl).
First-born. First-fi-uits.
«-^t
jlfe^jl
Young camel).
oIJ,Sh i J>^.
(
Jv
-r
'
^:<
Pulley.
JC;
over
^'
,
^
JCl
Wheel
cX^.i
JC
S^SCl
y.
Ail
dfe*;
_,
i
^^?C;
s^ife^;
«-
Primogeni-
?
(J^^^
~
First fruits. <>•
2^
JC:c..:ij
JCjIj JCJ
:u
A
To make a. 0. to weep To sham weeping.
over.
\s.
n
—
Xip
tears.
JCJj
"Weeping, shedding tears,
Weeping (woman).
Mourner hired
j_^/ •j Sj^/j *i^i
-ilfei;
^ ^iJi; ^ Sllfi;
sife^;
_i]|^
at a funeral. •< Shed.
Shedding sjiSCjj ^fX; ^ mICj j ;;SC; tears; weeping bitterly. Causing a. 0. to weep. p,\ij Zil^ Weeping-place. jij, ^ Ji:i But on the contrary, besides, j; -{f much more, rather no. nay. To wet, to moisten A *Lj :^ Jj -^ ;
;
:
•
•
To give a. th. ^ iij j\ S'^:^^Jy6o To be beneficent. To enjoy a. th. To ^^ V^l. j a 0^' obtain. To know a. th. >l'i;
SjjS'U^ «J3%»J
small crooked
staff.
j^Ttj
Early, rising early.
Precocious.
tears.
Weeping,
^^^/is^SCj Jp
ture. Birth-right. Precocious.
a. 0.
a. 0. to
without exception.
Virginity.
lament.
a. th.
— Jl. JCilj _,5CJ Ij ^ij towards a. 0. early in the morning. To hasten to go. Jl. j§C_J To attend prayer from the sSdJO — To go
of a watering-engine.
Dumb,
i^.
,
^^'1
speak.
To move
^^
»• _^:^j _^j J lji_,^; early in the morning. To do a. th. early in the morning, j —
Daybreak. <• To-morrow. _^| ^ 'J^. Early in the morning. '^vj j o_^; Morning and evening. Ji-^lj J=>^^
a Js6,
CcfCj
to
up
I'ise
Inviolate. Virgin.
dumb.
a. o.
•
Ts
cU-ifeij
confiscate a. th. (state).
be dumb, mute. be silent. render
j *J^.i
etc.
Buckled. Buttonned (coat). Treasury. Principality. State, government.
To To To To He
iiiv
'-^ Fs
jS:.; y.
of flour.
oil,
^Jfeir/l.
A
)
To
JCJ
^l<
-'i%»?j
jp^.i j^^ij-f^^l
^^
First rain in the spring.
jj>ijj jjT^,
Precocious. Very early, soon.
jAfeiJ -^
First rain in the spring.
jSCl*
Early, early comer, riser.
j^'-^
a ^'jij J>^C
To measure with compasses. Hackney.
( jif^b
Compass.
(
Kettle, coffee-pot.
To overcome
a. o.
ja^
)
jV^ j^y;
.^aSCL' )
"^
Te
j^^_ P
^r'S^o tt^S^' Te Cst; o ^$C; -^
^
Biscuit. Jsiiii;^^ I»li--SCo ii^-r^^r
Te
To receive a. o. rudely. 5 UJC; a To rebuke a. 0. To strike a.
on
^j o.
-S-
several parts of the body.
To reprove
a. 0.
To
cut
ofl'
fi>j
s
Jifet/
a. th.
^ Large
sum
One-armed.
of money.
li5CJ
^')
fJtii'lj !!iilj|j
?!it"j
tr
C
jj^
To
:>iL*
Ij
,
T^.
Cf-jC
"fr
dawn, to bi'eak (dawn). To be raeiTv. To have ui; a ^. parted eyebrows. To be cheei'ful, merry, smiling, ^'iJI To be clear, evident.
^j
Dawn, day-break.
i^Mj •^M
Separation between tlie eyebrows. Day-light. Whiteness, brightness. Bright. Evident. Jovial,
^.
oti; j
;^' rr^j r-U
open-faced.
Shining, gleaming.
-p_.l;'
Bright. Serene. Smiling.
-bJj^
r-iJ^
Having parted eyebrows.
To To
be dry
(
Qj a
.soil ).
be weary,
^.Ju7j r-X'j
,
wi;
-S-
C>_^;
—
fatigued.
To
bring forth unripe dates
^\j]
^
^ji;
r-A^-^j
•r.\\>.
(man).
Wetting. Wetness. Moan.
5^ jJlTj 3;
Allowance. Recovery. Freshness of youth.
He has not got
^.
Vj
a. th.:5i'
Dampness, moisture. ^^'ater1 milk. Meeting-
:UJ
^
^"^.j
ujCoI
U
'^'
jVj
J>L'j J>1;
place.
oV
damp
wind.
s^r^l^oV i/,-^J
*L.^:
Jr^
J
v*^
>iC:^, s?,-H
He went nobody knows where. ^^'icked, hypocrite, -j! ^ ^yS
^
^ Warm of fern.
^'^'j
settle, to ill; a jX/j in.
-ft-
,
.Vi-U
To occupy
^
j^Xf Gy; o jJj
'^^.
^ »
(a country).
To be foolish, duU, lazy. 'sS^ o Jiij To be undetermined, to lay idle. Jxi < To naturalize a. o. to accua- s Aj tom a. 0. to a countx'y. -^ To accli;
matize (a plant).
'j;1
j,
To be accustomed, To run ashore (ship).
in a country. -^
naturalized, a City, town.
ol^Uj
i>'%.
r
>^.J «^i^
Country. Land. Village.
Countryman,
citizen, indigenous, ^a'lj
Municipal council or
disti'ict.
Stupidity. Dullness. Spiritlessness. Silly, foolish.
A
bath.
kind
oIJIAj
t
o:^'
>
o!AJ
Waiter at baths.
:u!Aj
Drenched, wet.
S^J ^J^
To
trouble, to
throw into
To be
i*vCJb^
jj
xil'U
jli;
-{^
disorder.
entangled.
To be
restless,
jil?
troubled.
Trouble, confusion,
j.^iU
^
jjyj
^ jiU
liuU
disorder, restlessness.
Anxieties, sorj-ows.
To cling to a country, a place. jjj] To b2 perplexed. To settle a. o. in a country. fl>j a A'] To colonize (a countryj.To conquer it. To show stupidity. To settle jd5
'
fi>
^IJJj ^li
^If, GoJ a !^:
Evergreen, oak-tree. Hyacinth (gem).
<•
'ji
unjust.
To be haughty. Haughty.
remain
i
To enjoy the '^Jjj i)>L'j Xb' 4j j/ company of a. o. You have obtained it. «j illjj cXi To wet, to drench, to moisten. ^_^ ^'\ To be sappy (tree). To overcome a. o, jlis — To be drenched, to be wet. 3=iij cAc^ To be soaked. — To be cured of. ^/^ ljS\j
^.1;
^Ji^
sJjj "kJjj ^u
'jj]j,
from.
Cold and
(palm tree). Unripe date. Barren, dry (ground). Stubborn, indomitable
To
)
To recover^
J;>ij
Nightingale ( bird). •<> Spinning-top. Disturber, revolutionary.
To escape. To be cut. To swear. To sever a.,th. To stop short To swear a. 0.
j«ili
u^'Mj j^.
^
CuJ o cJt
-S-
Gu; a c-tj j
,
A tU (in
speaking). fi>
Silent. Prudent. Eloquent.
—
cJj\
c^.
To be
si^AJ
Cunning. Boisterous (woman). Eloquent and ^^-'-J '<^)^.J bold in speech.
i
— ^.
j|jI;
vain-glorious.
i
ci."'
^£L;
-S^lii;
li"^.
U
r) Pavement. Paving-stone. Palace, ^yj Even ground. <• Palace.
A
A
flag-atone.
paving-tile.
:t^U UaU Ts
Axe, hatchet. ISappei".
Executioner.
^^
'^"r^M^.
Pavement, paving. hA^ JaJ.C.7 ~^ Altar-stone, a Stoppage.
•^
Paver. Pavior.
J4-i <>
Paved with stones or
tiles.
iA'./-
Oak. Acorn. Chestnut tree.
To
lay o.'s self
••
hj^. lajiS oli,
down on the
^.L'u s^
ground.
Razor. ( jVy j^jt. ) iV_H' P'^ To recline on the ground. To ^jx; -hbreak a pi-omise. To be dull. Steel.
Silly.
Breaking his promise.
To stand mute from Beryl. Cristal.
To
xSj J^.
Black and thick slime left _Hb'l. a by the Nile. To remain disheartened.,_^**i — -asad, and gloomy. To be desperate, stupefied. To remain speechless.
^
Constabulary. Policeman.
3j
^J]\5
Drain. ^)yuj ^ll>:
^
-^
uj\i
Sewer. Underground pipe.
^
Sink-hole.
Gullet.
^lij:
A-*^J f-J^'
^iL'
_^>U ^
i-each a. o.
To
ripen (fruit).
Youi' nae,
jfcj
s
^%j
To grow
words have moved have hurt me.
-):}-
_^_yX>j JLl;
Very greedy, gluttonous.
To
;^iJi;
To To
to,
live on, to
enervate
^Jfi C»
A^ —
Very
foolish.
Means
be satisfied with,
xili j.
of subsistence,'
living.
gloomy.
demon. Burdock [pla.]. ^ To anoint with To embalm.
5
—
^^jj
^
^ij ^{j
Devil,
^^,j>
2_!i;
1
F-*'
,r a-iV'l
-IfetJ^j '16*11; -^
bahii.
s ^liJ
Balsam of Giicad.
-ii-
^'\',
< Embalming.
*illi
Embalmed.
^^i^
Balm-tree.
To
begin, to
undertake a th. Heron. To exact a. th. from, to extort by
Earthenware
foi'ce.
^^y^ ^
a^y^'j ',sp^. °
seek secretly after.
Exaction. Extortion,
j*
^^^
7..ii;j,_^-^
oppression.
as far as.
a. o. (evil).
Silent,
— To
of age.
j.'
up
to despair.
o.
of date.
li^; o /U -^
To be exhausted. ^/ To be eloquent. itSC o >ij To forward a. th. to a. o. ^ ^1; To inform a. o. of a. th. To strive, to use every possible J ^i; exertion for. To exaggerate in. To lead, to bring a. o. or Jl*j s /^'l a. th.
drive a.
A kiud
Elder-tree. ^.;J3iJI *f/b;
Throat, gullet. Swallowed. Absorbed. To swallow greedily.
-«
Crystalline, ci-ystal.
Hoariness began to <^]j J L^ljl '/1j appear upon his head. To get a. 0. to swallow a. th.^ s f^\j ^j Swallowing. Absorption. p>i:ilj ;>ii Mouthful. Draught, gulp. ;UiJ Draught. Hole of a mill-stone.;j[; ^
-H-
j^
3^7 -^
crystallize.
To
fin
_/ji/
y^^j
— To flatten (a. th. round). To swallow a. th. A ^'Ij ,Ci< a ^1j -^ To swallow up. To absoi-b a. th.
^
^jiL'
fear.
o ^CJi
..!)*-? ^)Cj
^kj aU J»>l ^r'J
f-^^.J *^^!
Ground down by taxes. Bill of
exchange, draft.
t/'^if' "^
*-^5^
^^
To pave.(a. th).* JaLij Jsl; j,v'JaU JaiJ -J^ To tack (sailor). To run )^ aground (ship). To cheat. To stop -tt-
work.
To plunder a. 0. (thief). To iiL'i weary a. o. with requests. To come to poverty. Jaijij iJJl To fight with a sword. JaA-jj i»il< <> To behave foolishly. To play JaJLJ j(
the devil. Heedless, giddy, devilkin.
Ja-L'j
ialJ ••
(
u:
Marbre,
To be
isHT
ivory.
foolish,
Uy^.j
'
(4^ a
ii
^ -^
to be a cipher, a simpleton.
To behave as a simpleton. To pretend simplicity. Do not mind. Do abstain. Put Silliness, tom-foolery.
Tom-fool,
stupid. 4U
silly,
^
alj «jCj it off.
;!;;
nyoj
*Sj
'1^1? j,
^j.'^^
^
Ampleness of circumstances. "Cx^!
-Jr
To walk
To
at a quick step.
«^j l^
try, to expei-i-o 5
ment. To
afflict,
o 5lj -Sto put a. o. to the
to, as far as. Coming of jyij age. Nubility. Matmnty. Perfection.
Coming
Legal summons. Delivery of a message. Sufficiency. L'ltimatum.
Eloquence.
*^>iJ
f.
;i>GI
Reaching... Attaining an
aim...
;iS,G
Eloquent. Efficient.
waste To pay to.
out.
To
A f^y
attention^,, j\
To take care
fii
of.
%%^ ivC> Ju To esteem, to
be anxious about. To vie
with
j:\, '-Om Jj
(clothes).
o. a.
To
To put a. 0. or To show gal-
in
splendour
iAj'
*
5
^'1
ty3 ^/pi)
j
JJ'\
to trial.
tLi
lantry at war.
To
try, to test, to afflict
s
li'b J'C5
To put
a. o. to
the test.
y
jj^l
Consumption. Rottenness. Decay. Pi'essure of cala-
1%' ^ ;^j
Jo
i^^i-J
Xi5\Ji
care, striving.
Bugloss, ox-tongue (pla).
o_ya^,
^i^ ^
Pituite.
^ixi
G -«•
Phlegmatic. Pituitous. C>«^ To hm'ry on. (J^ o JUj -STo open or shut (a door) * J^ !.»
To
'^jiS\j ^lib jiib ,Ci'^' ^.j a. j\j be spotted with white and black. \'iij a jU To be stupefied, amazed. To repair (a well) with plane- * jlj
'%
Trial. Misfortune,affliction.
Overfatigued. Worn out..>Ul out,
C5U
^
*!U
^ ^.i j^.
consumed, rotten. 'Jilj JC
Afflicted. Tried.
To be opened abruptly
^i} J^"'
Anxiety, care, attentiveness. SVU/Intent on. Mindful of. Who takes Jui
account of. Yes, no doubt. Ay, yea. So. L' The thickest string of a ^^iJ 9- Vi P musical instrument. Bass (in music). Ochrea, bamia (leguminous u*C Gs
^
plant).
To remain in (a piace).^^ t?b Cj' ^ -i^ To tie ( a sheep) in order to fat- » oV i
it.
Fingers, tip of the fingers.
cX^
(door).
jiljH
Camel-hair tent. Marble. Door. Motley.
(
horse).
jij
xaUj ji;
jU ^
Variegated, Piebald
mity. Trial. Sorrow. Trial, test. Misfortune.
ten
fdxH
boards.
a. o.
Worn
^
abruptly.
contradict. a. th.
i^:.
in speech.
Utmost Phlegm.
c«*i
'j',%i j^.i
(
To wear
^^U
Mature, of age. Marriageable.
Inviolable oath.
To be worn out clo«>U j Jo. a '^^^. <>• Sum of money. Limit, farthest end attained. thes\ To be consumed (corpse). To be aifected with fear. To'^^lSJlj ^' Exaggeration, hyperbole. be smitten by (a disease, a calamity).
cJi-%.
Rhetoric. Ji.
—
jjil
False statements. Slanders.
Chaste
teat.
^>U
Famous
'Ui;
^
jl|1
Castle.
Plain of Balka.
'UL'
To be waste and uninhabited,
Waste country. Company of infantiy,
^y.j
^
Cj\S'J\j
^i;
^
*i^.j ^^.
^ iji Ts
squadron of cavalry. Perhaps. S'j, ^Cb' -if-j *5Cjij Ts " -^ He may come. j^^l jsiC_ To mar a. o. or a. th. Aj s ~Jj — 'Jj -^ To be silent. J^\ _,ijl Having swollen lips. A kind of broad-
^
) (
le
tS*.
jji}S -^
Amethyst. To come towards, to
o J^^
Jl. Clii
-fr
joint.
arrive at.
To
*
put a triangular piece on
j5;
To make (a quiver) of a triangular shape. To set (a discourse). To trump up (a lie). To sojourn in (a place). ^— Gore of a .shirt. j;u; ^ lio; To communicate family »iJl; — dxZ (a shirt).
-ft-
secrets (girls).
To
settle (in a place)
diXJjj
dxU
t_j
Pith. Aromatic plant. Root,
P
dUi
Coffee (berry). Coffee-tree.
^^1
of youth.
Bench. Banking-house, iiyj Clepsydra. Water or sand-
jaL|
^ {P
^
^ilfeuT
Good or bad smell. Prudent, steady. A kind of shark.
construct, to build, to erect (a in to his wife
*ulj
J~/(_j
^l
To build up (a building). * Jj To give a house. To have a. th. built, erected. A> J.j1 To adopt a. o. as a son. ^ J,:7 To build, to have (a house) built.* ^^rJl^ To want repair (house). ,s^\ Structure, fabric.
oUiJ j
Building, edifice.
From .^
that, accordingly.
Building, structure.
^
Shape, frame of the body. Strongly built (man),
.^
^j X^
X^\
sn-st-i
j*j » o^J
divide (a book) into chapters.
Sea-town. Commercial town. Syndic of merchants. Consul.
Merchant.
JiUJ j
Jlii;
^
-o'jr^:
Is
xJlii;
-ft-
Bullet-shot.
Venice (town). Rifle, gun. i^iol; <• Gun-stock. *^l^'l Bastard, spurious. ^^iC./ ^ Jj^; • To debase, to render a. o. j JaiJ -^
w^
degenerate.
Son, child.
'UJlj u_^'
?- c?l
Man. P/. manldnd. j>'^ yl rr ^^ c?\ The man of perdition, damned.iJ^liJl 'i/\ Traveller, wanderer.
Mindless
of the
morrow.
Relatives. Citizens.
JcH"
^l
<^y_
'cri
*^&
^'
*l.a;j|_^r
Thieves, robbers.
Daughter,
Word.
To
<>•
Nut, hazel-nut.
healthy.
Queen
i^lj^vi-r
(soldiers).
«0J
icl'j
jk.u
will)! x:\ ••
Crafty man.
*lit
cnJ Jj_,
P
L-P Chapter.
^^ ^
Cross-belt, i^art.
Flag, banner, colours. Love-apple, tomato.
oCij
Ts
o^iJJ
c-s-^*^'
Lake.
'Cj
Good example, edification.^ Ui
^
_,3-UJ
^
*jt-;^ 'l-j
XS!\
Adoption, adopting.
4-
cjiiil.
Window.
flag.
<).
To enhst
(man).
^;
»
_^' Te
gun-barrel.
Deceit.
-fr
r^t,
^; -^
Beet -root. Hole. Cannon-bore;
Sword-belt.
house).
-ft-
Ie
J^,_
soporific plant).
(
^di
diiL'
To come back to o.'s origin, o To put a. 0. imder chloroform. To claim a noble oi'igin. Henbane
^
ca^
Gold coin of 20 francs.
Standard,
To go
oCJ
Clove-pink. Clove.
clock.
To
i^
'^
Coffee-coloured.
Origin, source.
bottom.
Bloom
lY. c/". un. One finger. oIjCJ ,r oUJ Verdant garden, meadow. Finger-iJCJ
girl.
jl)l ^i'
oCJ
,f
cJ^
*^'l
(of cards).
xllu
^^i;
To
.shun a. o
ifc_,
5
^ij
CiJ a
To
di'aw
^;
-ft-
or a. th.
To
retrace back. I^bony (wood).
A
o.'s steps.
^-ij ^Lt, ^'T,
^_^^
tr^i'T
cloth upper-gown with very^i/
full
G
Ts
sleeves.
Ring-finger.
^^aj
Violet (flower).
t— io P
Violet-coloured.
-ft-
'.ajiJiS
1^)
(
CLx To
i:
marvel.
Joy. cheerfulness. Beauty.
looking.
Cheering, enlivening. To squander, to waste, Hero.
:;!
J
To walk quickly. < To insult, to scoff To be I'eviled. Agility.
{>•
Sj-^-i^
jiVij'
^
Ja^J -^ at.
shine
To
—
A ^^j
»
The
<>
—
of,
^^
j
J^i^y
.liojl
J
^fJI^
public buildings.
v" '*>«;-^ ^^'j
'
I
or against.
_,^j
Publicly.
He exhausted himself SaJ^
iliJ
j'^_ cfj-'^i-
i
in endeavours.
Centre. Extensive field. -^y^ Beauty. Pepper, spice. jc^, Idol. Swallow. Devil. jl^' Short-breathed, breathless. j^4I;:j jj^; Splendid. Wonderful, magniticent.^Al'; slender, delicate
JC.»)I
To To To To
-ft-
a. o. .
,
^
,
vi/lj 1^7
fii
a
be c-ii'j a C4J (hij CfJj astonished, to remain speechless.
~ "^i. -ft-
To be of a faint colour. a c-*; ? t^j a c4i To surpi'ise a. 0. To slander a. 0. 2 '^'jVi-»?J '^ii ~ ciC To lie. s — To shock a. 0. in relating maiT-J.;
xr.^; Astonishment, amazement. Lie. Calumny. *-£•»? J cJc-Wi «^-i; .< Dull, dead (colour). c-ftij Calumniator. c.4;j C-«; ?: dj'4^. i Cj\-^. Anaemia. Cli/ a Falsely charged. Stupefied. Cj/^'-'f To cheer up, to ^^ilj (k+J a r-iJ s'
To
-ft-
,
rejoice in, to glad-
^
(U*? a
t-*>.
den at.
To be
arteries of the heart. o'J^i VI
jj^%
J>:> i*j
enliven a. 0.
j^^^\
Dazzling.
^cni/^
''^^ a
^< o J^'-J ^
show kindness to mind a. th. empty (a house).
cij^s^
,
woman. J i^ ^ ;3j^5
Artery. Back. Jugular vein.
'U;
licious reports.
l^r
Breathlessness, short breathing.
^
jUj' n
()
repeat a prayer.
The two
C)\y>.
Letters of the Alphabet. JCiH Adopting as a son, adopter. Adopted, adoptive (cliild).
J^\
Beauty, splendour, victory.
A
'j^l
Constructed. Indeclinable (noun).-j..:>J
^^'
J^^ j^
To be
use every endeavour on
behalf
To
filial.
Pigeon-hole.
!
dazzled.
To
'j^J
s^'
Architect. Mason, builder. ojttl
sed to heat.
-fy
little son.
jX,_ 2f
dazzle a. 0. (sun).
'cjiui
bU>'
To
).
breathless,
j'Ji\
Builder. Founder, constructor.;r;J^ oQ Ilk! a Wrist. Blow.
-!^
with pepper). To vie with a. o. in. 5 0^ J 33*^' j^^'To make a fortune. To bring J^'i\ forth a. th. astounding. To be expo-
To be
^tx]\
Bases of a house. l^r a
pepper, io season (a dish
< To
c.aj
j'j^Wj
Sonship. filiation. Belonging to a son,
a. o.
To sjiine. Ijj^Ij To outstrip a. o. in a. th. To be out of breath. <• To be dazzled ( by sun-
'cXi
Cares, troubles.
My
xlj^l
To To grieve
J Ufe*Jl J^-^h 'Ol
Misfortunes, calamities.
Ja^f
s \J^{ a _,ij slander a. o.
z,'b.
jajvi otxT
Jj*^"
S
a. o. in
beauty, merit. ovcrbui'den.
P
j^iii?
^*i
jy^-^\
Small rivers.
ja^j ••
Insult.
To overcome
Siren.
r-«4-» fit
j^j>^\3 J|^'i)lj i_---"
Thought, design. Arrow.
jpj+jj r-f5
zJ^.
c-i»)l
Wine.
ji^J
Joyful, cheerful. Fine-
..
.
Tear.
<j4rJl"^
^ To
fine,
elegant.
embellish.
OUirj
To cheer up
^^0 tXk *j
5
sji^j'
I
To allow
(blood
)
to be shed
fi>
^y^'i
^
a. o. I
To be
with impunity.
To be shed with impunity (blood ).^_,^ To sweep, to pass with pomp, -r'j'*^-^
luxuriant (garden,
?rtiCfj
r^X'.
'
soil). I
To be merry.
cui^ib
zX:^
Good •^
chief.
Laugher.
Imprecation.
^
trifling. Vanity, trifle, ^343 P worthless. Tinsel. Counterfeit (coin).
Vain,
t J^^J
JJ^l+J
Fool, stupid.
Silly,
;IaCJ»
simple.
To come
Jj4r^
^-^^ —
suddenly
u~iiJ -^
from a country without any luggage.
To
^
jL;,7, ji;j
lie.
Foo!. Rope-dancer,
cnH+J
Ps
?? >Jiyi«J
juggler, tumbler.
To wean (lambs), etc. ^421 To conceal a. th. To use,
—^#5
^^j
*
-fi-
,ii
I
uncertain, ambiguous terms.
To be
jc
concealed, equi-
vocal, uncertain,
unknown
To divei-t a. o, from a. th. To be concealed, vague, equivocal, unknown to. Lamb,
^-jj
^iJ'
^p
^l
5
]
^ir^-^l
Black. Of one colour.
'd^^jVi S j4i
b
,
P P
Cj^kj
~
l>iJ
a S*) "^
back from.
kind, smiling
man.
jij
j.'^
To take off o.'s clothes and stake them (gambler). To overwhehn, 5 i.4Jlj,Cki3
^
;i4J
j-^i)'
j,\^\
from a cloud
j,i^
'
^
^s*:**
Speaking an unkno\vn Ian^ guage. Barbarian, stranger.
^l
\
To come
^Iji
^h-^
"^
^1^3
To be fine. sl^ o 'j4u a j^ftJ j o 1^3 -Jf To shine. To exceed a. o. in beauty. » o I4J To enlarge (a house) A ^j To boast, to get proud. ^'G To vie with a. o. in beauty. 5 j/'C To have a handsome face. ^Su — To empty (a vessel, house). To boast of. 4_) Kil\ To vie with a. 0. in beauty, i^'Ci 'l
fi>
House situated
-143
-ftj_j 34JJ '^i^^ w ^43 foremost. Court-yard. Hollow of the
chest. Extended plain.
j^J _,»>JI
iiis^rj Jfei4rj *^;'->
o^*(
— "^
of vigour (youth).
To curse a. 0. (God). s y^ a JiJ -STo let a. o. act at pleasure, n j^j ij — To abandon a. 0. <> To render j J4j1 To
curse
Jiut>
jlpj
'^^'^ ^r*-^*?
J*Q
o. a.
To grow stupid, silly. To implore, to beseech
J*t^'l
Jt
J4%
God) with humility and fervour. jc. To call upon (God) against. To curse, to impi-ecate upon a. 0. (
To
do what he 5 J+IS.:.!, To find a. 0. foolish, stupid.
Cui'se, imprecation. if-
—
let a. 0.
w^ould. <>
Stupidity, silliness.
ii43
SiJ^J j xlij
Supplication, earnest prayer;
elegance.
Beauty. Elegance. Sjilendour.
<>•
(sun).
stupid, to stultify.
gait.
Stout and heavy. Lion.
emerge u^j a j^j
Lichen. full
Hidden, unknown, vague.
^}*t''
forth, to
Dandruff, n Leprosy. Soft,
toe.
Ja^O
serious (affair).
-*j
To walk with a haughty
-tt-
Ji^J
Gravity of a. th. Heavy, ci'ushicg. Important.
Overwhelmed.
Bestiality. Brutism.
-ft-
uVJ«^
y.^.
To prepare to. J 0^3 a ^43 -STo seai'ch, to scrutinize a. th. ^s, — To hurry towards. Ji. — To meet, to gather. j-X^j "" To rejoice, to be glad. J-^i\
t j,tii noise). Thumb. ^; i^ ^ li.^j ^^Jj
Bestial, brutish.
Thumb. Great
yy^^
fin
-i^^'j^i.}
Weight. Heinousness of crime.
kid, calf.
Rumbling (sound,
yellow,
a ia^j -itto overburden a. o. (work, weight).
Brave, hero. Difficult task, ^^j Uncertainty, doubt. Ambiguity.
Beast, quadruped.
Yellow dye. Ruby, carbuncle. To push a. o. ^p
A
to.
jp
To dye (the beard) Mars (planet).
call for
Indecisive, wavering, Staffiess
camel
).
d^X
help fi"om God.
j+j^ J^J ?r J*'^ (shepherd). Untied (she-
Unarmed (man).
'
(
iy.
To come upoa
a. o.
ic
lA) Fine, pretty. Bright.
^CJlj ^ o ^S'.^
Young camel.
(misfortune). Traveller.
^'y'
9r*>i'j
^^-^
Misfortunes have
for
^JJ
5
sky
^Vj
-rV
j b->j o
^C
Permit, -way-leave.
broad
in
To To
communicate
Jl tj
To
th.
a.
\ty o ^G Jl
«_>
tijlo
-Ji-
— — —
—
To come and stay (in a place), ]y To point (a spear) towards. ^J ]y To prepare a lodging for. Jj a s y^j ^A To bring, to fit
give to a. o. information
about
y
^
U'jTj M>/
be equal in rank, so »_, «)^j \ty that the death of one may be atoned for by that of the other. Do die, do atone for his death. *; ^
to a. o.
)
^
^ To -ir
light.
reveal, to
(a secret
i'>jjj
:;Sy
come back to. Ji To bring back a. o. to. To acknowledge o.'s fault.
^}Lj
^\~,\)
-S-
when
she-camel
< To
(lightniug).
To appear \>.jyj
a
Stupid,
deliver a permit to. flash al! over the
deceiving
milked.
>.i^'^
overwhelmed them.
To To
^sj
Stuifed camel-hide^""
*
^01
5
fi>
reveal (a secret).
To d'^clare a. th. to be permitted to. To profess openly a religion, a ^—
lead back a. o. to.
doctrine.
I
To To
receive a.
o.
as a guest,
in.
s
^_,
—
To allow a. th. enter, to go in. To take >^ j\ ^iXL\ Yf^ To consider a. th. as usual and perpossession of. mitted to all. To permit a. th. To be equal. IjiCi — To take lodging in. To destroy (a tribe). fi^j s A ''^^\ & — Revelation of a secret. Permissions;!^!^ To kUl a man in order to comfi>
^
fi>
^
\
to do anything. License. j
Dissolute. Free-thinker.
o_^Ct ^
^ Radical (in politics). Great quantity of water.
'J^i-X .
^jS
^
peasate for the murder of another. ^\'y Tantamount. Equality.
Blood for blood. Retaliation.^^
Home. Dwelling.
*i!i
Entrance-hall.
Inn-ssll/^'ljlij
Bountiful.
sjCJI
j
Sun.
^j/
Openly, publicly.
To
(
textile fabric
extinguish
(fire),
).
to appease*
To
perish, to be
lost.
To be
void
!jiy_, s'jy o (
deed).
serve
a. o.
as a
To
divide (a book) into
fj
I
chapters.
-^
To
\
To remain
To put a. 0. to trial. fi>j z j'cj\j jC To know a. th. by experience.
•
i_,y
To take a. o. for a door-keeper. 2fi_,^7 Gate, door. Chapter. oCoij kjl^Jl ^ ijC Article. Class.
j
The Sublime Porte. At random. Carelessly.
j!iJ| ^jC.)!
Jt • Boundary, farthest end. oGG ^ *i![j Kind, sort. Class. AVay. j\Iaking. ^ii i_,G
It suits you. Door-keeper, porter.
iiiC ^» \1a oy^ji. ?- «-»'S?
Melting-pot for xJ'iy < j i^y.j goldsmiths. Crucible.
uncultivated (ground).
»
direct a. o.
I
^y -K-
t-jC -Jf
j
F.
jC
k_->-j
o>U!, o
^Cl
(hatred).
Trouble, disturbance.
To
door-keeper.
^\yi
Revealer of a secret. t-^j !^Q Traitor. -^ Shameless, 'barefaced. Allowed, declared lawful, com- J ^CJi mon. To be used at will, at pleasure by all. To be weary. To abate ^y o ^G -S(heat), to remit (fever). To subside ganger To die out (fire ). To be taintedtj^ — (meat). <> To lose its lustre, its dye, its glaze
j
y^
>\'y
iLyj SjC
-^ Main-gate. Door-keeping. po)'terage.
ij\y xifji
*^^y.
P
To examine, to^ cj(>'\j A O'jj o oC -^ look for a. th. To scatter a. th. To rouse a. o. To take Sj a cjiXL[ ,
out a. th.
)
1\
(
To become plump CkJ'j
Gi>j
o iiC
i
-S-
To
stretch the hand in
order to ofler
a. th.
Gt^' o fh
To make
-ft-
rapid
To measure
a. th.
by the
~
f-j0j
fi>
To rush. To inveigh against a. o. To lower the price of...
p.CJl
— ~
ji ^>UOi<
J
for
*^
a. o.
Fathom, measure of the two^ |^' ] ^ arms extended. High rank. Generous. Powerful. Stingy. Unable.
fi
^LJI Jj^l*
j\^
f.\J\
jl
ji^
^ itjjT'o^ii V n
o
\i.'y'
^.C
-i^
To boil (blood). To overcome a. o.
^^—
Fine dust. Smell. Medley. Mob.
'\i,yi
peris!)
W
Csj^'j
(wealth).
To
be missed
(jy
^
o 3\j
(th.).
To fall upon a. o. misfortune). 5 — To ill-treat, to embezzle a. o. To harm a. o. ~" To assault a. o. J* To sound the bugle. J^' (
tie or
put
into a bundle.*
a. th.
To lie.
—
i5^;J
A
calamity befell them.
Trumpet.
'^'^\
<3; b'^rfci*
soil.
Wretch, forlorn man. Lost, led astray, wayless. Mullet, mugil.
^j
\'y
^
A
Pk
'^j,^,
Gudgeon. Whiting. Bower, anchor.
-i'jy
n
'4j,y. "^
rush-mat.
'Gj^IjSlj^iP
Mat-seller.
s?Jl'j^
Falcon. Bird of prey. Falconer.
o'j?\'j'
tAj^.j
j^'^jS'-^
"i'jy.j
jy.
Snout, muzzle.
To be
o^j
3\y}
fr
Bugle. Horn.
To
tell
a
JjiiO
3y.
^
sullen, sulky.
To frown, fy
To
to look angry, n
-^ if-
spoil a. th.
To kiss a. o. To make a. o. to kiss or a. th To smack.
5
C^ o
a. 0. jj
ifc
u-l'i
^"y
P •<>•
.
Kiss.
^j-y
To mix. To vociferate. (z.'y o jXt -fr To be noisy, disorderly (rabble). To assail o. a to come to J-j^ ;
blows.
Mob,
(
for J.\y\
)
^Gjl ^ J-yi j.y
riotous assembly. Flock. Uproar.
j.y Ts mere waste, to no purpose. Nonsense, bosh.
To precede
a. 0.
escape from
story.
Bugler.
Shower. Calamity. Bundle, bunch. Nosegay, Injustice. Calamity, di-
Jl^ ^ xJy' olsil ^ *JQ JjJ}/' ^ *m}> 3'Js
To
s
i^y
^^G
be fat (camel). vlfjj? o i)C be entangled (business). dsjj mix and press in (a crowd), s purchase or sell a. th. *
Big (camel).
iii'j i^;
3'j/j
^
To outrun the To be gaudy,
^"y
others (horse). bright-coloured.
Colour. Complexion.
Buttocks. Thatch.
x^^i wUO
J); ^j ,vu;j V>j o JC
To
i-ecover o.'s
com-
— plexion. — To stay in (a place). — To sink into contempt
^ duG Jjl -ft-
^
a. 0.
>
Flat boat. Sailor.
saster.
all.
Ts
jy
Useless, vain. Vainly, in
cJ&y.j
Indiscreet man.
urine.
Hell.
Ice-cream.
a. 0.
To
land.
p,^
He is a dunce. Ai.y_ To overcome. To equal
First of
waste
I'ncultivated,
Bugle, trumpet.
Toe-bone.
To To To To
fellow,
rogue.
Uncultivated
fathom.
-^To
a. o. to perish.
Ruin, perdition.
strides.
To
To cause
Worthless
(omaciatod person).
(jo'y
Ji»ti
(Jay O
J»Ci
p -^
-8-
or misery. Crucible,
-tf-
Rose-shaped ia'y
design on cloth.
•Hi'y.
P
oCJlj Cjj^
C^.ljlj Ci'Sj^^j
House
dwelling.
;
Room,
He
is
a
man
of
Strophe.
Case.
Household, family. Stanza. Verse-
C»i-i
t;
apartraeuts.
<^^J^^ J*'
S*
o-J
^>Ljl cJ?
Arsenal.
Temple of AJ^^ Mecca, the Caaba. Cobweb. Water-closet.
<^b Jc?*" >^'
•>i».JI
cii
c^i
Postage-stamp. Urine. Matrimony.
ii^ c4^
ciT
oUJ
Urinal.
cJ
Owl. An owl. To surpass a.
if
*^
i
^
^Ij
perish, to be lost. iS^'
to perish; to Aj
&'
—
i'oj
destroy, to annihilate a. o. or a. th.
except that. On account o1 'j^. However, besides. Dangerous desert, oljl-ujj -x^. ?r ''^
If not, of.
Perishing, perishable.
aJlJ
Foot-soldier. Infantry. siCj
^
raise o.'s self above
Ps
I!?iCj
Ale, beer.
(people)
CL'
i
^
j ^'^.
Strait, distress.
u^ ^
He was
^^_ i>»c^.> u^d' involved in a hopeless affair.
To lay eggs (hen). To exceed a. o. in white-
CalJ ts
i
iJ^ j»l>!'l JT
o. in
/^J
^j^'C
j^iSij
-^
—
ness.
To remain in (a place). o— To bleach. To tin. a. th. * j
C^f S o
To be bleached.-^To be
oQ
xJGj
Interval. Difference. Distance, o'jjj oy.
Merit virtue.
Tenth Coptic month : Jime. Tj/jj Ce To remember, to J Cjlij Cj>JjJ a o «G. -^^ understand.
To think
of.
Matrimony.
«Q
** G
Court-yard. Curse. Malediction.
ay ejj
as another.
jyi
Imitation. Counterfeiting.
^ Varnish,
blacking.
Cjj
Ts
Shoe-black. jtU^ ^^ Conduit, sink-hole of a tank." ,^ -H-
^
i*^*^ "^ To spend Ou^j ^~ir^J '-^.^^J the night. To marry To spend the night at o.'s. oIp j| i_> — To be busy about a. th. during a c4i the night. To build a house. To
brood over (a design).
To attack the enemy by To let a. 0. spend the
i| jai'
To prepare
copied fair.yia!5
one night.
i^al j
c/d.-H-
virtue, merit.
Tree producing nutmeg.s. Egyptian willow.
night. jiu5l
night.
house).
cheer him.
"^
"^^J A»?
Owl. Fool, stupid. W^ool (before x»y^ it is soaked in the inkstand). 5ce tsJ,To act in the same way UT 5 i jy, -^
j^. ,jiu.j
Jl^'
CrQ ^^
hole in the jiij — jij -^ earth in order to plant a tree. To beautify (a. o.'s face) God. *—
Misfortune. Confusion.
-Is J^ ^^ Jl^i ^ J'ji
Hawk. Owl.
and oppress them.
Wolf's bane, aconite.
Ps
iJG
;3jj Is
To make a
May God
'llitl^-^
JC ji _^ 1
Offspring.
betes.
z^
sijojj l^^^j l^'^j
To set (sun). To cause a. o.
JCJI
affair.
Great abundance of m*ine. Dia-
c^c?
CyiJj C^,^
).
To
Important, sei'ious
'liJI
Shelter for the night. cease, to finish.
Attention, mindfulness.
JQI
c^j j
i^!u4JI c^Illj ^-Jiii!!
Stale, (bread, food
tf-
vU'jQ C»
is
Scent-bag. Bottle, phial.
Small house, small room. Nightlj raid. Being by night.
To
the matter with you?
W^hat
Bale.
for one night.
To
s JCS-Llj JCilj JjJ
JG
c4i
ci^lfet.:.)!
Public treasury.
Jerusalem.
to
a. o.
discharge urine. Heart, mind, state. Attention. Boldness. Welfare. -^ Whale.
why?
good family.
Food
To cause
provisions for
s Cid.h
—
(
*>.
To
\
.^-
exhibit, to offer for sale
(goods).
To draw up on
a contract.
To agree ^Cj
sold.
To
find a ready
^ci
market (goods).
To buy a.
th. of.
To
pur-
^a
*
j.6'1
try to buy a. th. from a. o.a
fXXL{
»
^
Sale or purchase. Investiture tXjj of a calipb, king.
Church. Jewish synagogue.
olij> j f^^^r
oIpQ ^
;
j^g
Milk-food
(butter, cheese, eggs). -^ Albugo.
White White
of eggs. of the eye.
^
*pUj
^
:ui5
^'15
The two transactors (purcha- oUCJI ser and seller). Seller, buyer.
.Ujlj 'Ul
^
Merchant, seller. j Deed of sale. Crowning of a king, a caUph. Sold. Mart, market.
^
,iX^'
p._^/_,
y.Uj
egg,.
Heart. Middle-
cjii>-j
^
*-o-j
Helmet of iron. Testicle. Cock's egg {said of a. th. ^^a)l ^h'1
^.iii
^lili
perish.
The foremost man
of a place.jDI
Woman.
CCj'
i
lU «-
commanding -j_g,CiCo Ts
1000 men.
Oval, egg-shaped.
-^a^
Whiteness.
zS\,'j
Egg-seller. -^
White
jatj
clay.
Good layer (hen). White. Whiter,
loCj
^
ja-.;
-Ua^:
^ ^^1
Sword.
Happy
j^\
days.
Moon-lighted nights.
^ ^^j
o^j Vi-o P
Cjijj
t^
\
o^
^
Wheat. Sim. Paper. He has not Mi^Vj *Uj1/
— CllLJ j ^^i
appear, to be within sight. To be divorced (woman).
~
ojJ
>Uill!l
IJS %j
\a
me any answer whe-
ther good or bad
rated, far away, remote from.
To be married (girl). To be clear, obvious. To
returned to
_^CVl
ja~i\ JCJ]!
Silver.
Hospital. Lunatic asylum,
t^j
jj^\ ;^i;
Bringing forth eggs, oviparous.
f,^
Bought. Buyer.
sepa-
An
*iil->»
Offered for sale. Saleable.
officer
Good character. The whole day.
impossible to be got).
Seller of, dealer in.
To be
—
Eggs.
**c>.
offered for sale.
Major,
j
t/a^[
part.
Wares. Goods things
To
-^
c^liT
Day-light.
chase.
To
To put on an iron helmet. To destroy (a tribe). To be white, to get white. Whiteness. Milk.
a. th.
To be
)
(
lit.
black
or
white) prov.
The
first gleam of dawn. |_ij:j*VI Jal»-JI Milk and water. oUaliVI Sudden death. jai:vi o>iJI Beneficence. Power. Favour, »1.5»1DI jOI
To come forth, to appear. ^^ b ~ To give a. o. in marriage. merit, glory. » oQb ~ To separate a. o. To mani- a oij'b ~ The white race ( ob_^l -ua ) oU»;-!l fest. To explain a. th. opp. to the black. To part fi'om, to forsake a. o. s ci^j. Washing. Tinning. Fair copy. ja-J^J To set a. o. apart. Copier. Tinner. Fuller. Bleacher.^^paili fitj s ';JCi^ qC\ To pronounce distinctly. To declare To trade. A s \^j v'<Jr ^.C ^ a. th. To buy or to sell a. th. to a. o. To b3 clear, easily understood, ojlj To sell a. th. to a. o., to make a 5 ^ijIj To appear. contract, a covenant with a. o. — To acknowledge a. o. as a To make a. th. clear, obvious. ^5— To explain. To undei-stand a. th. chief. To be dissimilar, unlike. To ^u He was recognized as :cj>UJIj iJ ^:y. i
fi^
contrast.
CaUph
(e
^. Clear, evident, manifest.
o\Jj
Obvious, clear.
»lii;l
Eloquent, expres-»u;.'_j o^.h sing himself clearly.
6,^.
^ cAJ
— -r
'\^.'\
Clearer.
vlnJ
Explaining clearly. Clear, beyond
^u/J
1
doubt, obvious.
Parting. Contrast. Difference
^\^
Detween two things. ^ijCo — that cannot have any other common diviser but a unit. Contradic-
Relation of two numbers
A— ov
val. Difference.
Friendship, concord. Enmity,
op
c»li
I
Between, amongst, in the midst of. J^ Before him, in his presence. vCu cnJ Meanwhile. dlj'i ov Equally distant from the o.^j ojj extreme points, average. Middling. Amongst, between them. ^4-^ U-.?
When,
whilst,
whUe,
as.
Tract of land. Boundaiy.
CoJj UJi; o^lJ
^
ojj
Separation,
tion.
The
iirperial Antechamber, God keep you. God
-j,iU4)l ovijl
<
Unknown man and
;
oUj
.Ciil
ilLJ
—
^j
-W-
cr
uU*j
%
Cf
If
,j?'J)j'^ -^j ^-^'ji'i J 4^jy^.
o^
lands.
Declaration. Explanation. Ar-
^Cj gument. Rhetoric. Clear meaning of a word.
Explanation, clear demonstration. cnJj
so.
of the Sultan.
Tract of land. Division between
two
help you.
Firman
ij\XL\ evident.
INIeeting or separation. Tie. Inter-
cJ^. « *^ gument. Witness, precise testimony.
Evidence, clear proof, ar-
M'' so
To be clear, manifest. To recognize a. th. as To manifest a. th.
^^
Evidence. Clear explanation. Interstice, interval, gap.
Divorced woman. Deep well.
jCiJ
jj^ ^ ij
!
e To To
lose a. o.
—
s
utter the cui-so
!
er
C
«
Woe
to
s ^JlJ;
thee » To destroy a. o. To weaken, to enervate a. o. a U] To be set in orclor, to hi in 1,1.5-1.1, a fair way (affair). To be trodden !
(road). deficiency. Loss.^iij ^_,Ci
Woe,
damage. Mayest thou
loss,
to thee
zpj
tJi
fi
dvl
!
perish
Old man. Aged. -Ct j. 'ui Set in order, strengthened. L,iil;J Coffin,
wooden
case.
c-y'^J
r
"^
<->yf>
Ark of the covenant. To perish. ilnJ o J^j llnJ a -n7 To ruin, to lose, to destroy *j s a. o. or a. th. To smash, to crumble i
-i}-
,
^ JC~,
Gold, silver-sand or particle.
jp
Native ore. gold or silver particle.
sVh
Perishing. Deficient.
To
jjj,i
tCj \J; a ^i -»a. 0., to come with. To imitate, to obay a. o. To be the follower of. To prosecute (an affair). t 'j ^ — To pursue unremittingly. To fi>j s follow 5
;i:;|j
,
SfilTj
follow the scent
To
follow
^
of,
jc
a. 0.
5
(s.\:ij ii3\si
fit
th. ; to carry on, to *— through. To trace back (a
fulfil a.
get
the third fmninine person of the past cJUs c.'U' Particle prefixed to the verbs at the
C-'Vii
2'*
•
second person as well as the third feminine of the future^;^ cnliij ^ir. 3" Particle used in swearing. By God, I swear by God. ^\j
To
stutter in pro-
tradition) to its source.
To make
a. o.
or a. th. to
follow another.
To prosecute overtake
;
a. o.
To put
a Aij
5 s fJi\
a. th.
next
To
*j
to attain.
or a. th.
to.
5
mine successively
a. th.
tt'tj oG C
nouncing the T. To crawl Stammering.
To scold a. o, To strike a. o. with. To look steadfastly Jl.j at
;
z
CC
-itv,
ijiT
a jc
^
»
-
v_)
fi>j
-ft-
(child).
5 IjXil j^'^
to stare at.
Time
[in regard
JJ,j Jy.j Cj\jt
»3^^
tt
to repetition). ...
then.
Fresh, tender.
'ij
o'ytj
\''Jj
^^
To be filled up (vessel). CjIj a ji.j To sob (child). To be filled with -ft^
anger, prone to
evil
(man).
Irascibility, hot temper.
xSt
Passionate hot-headed. J"L>j jpJ Fiery (horse). To be twin-born *j » yc — ^Ij -Hwith a. 0. To weave (a stuff) with double threads. To fetch two runs ;
—
To
give birth to twins
(woman). Twin-born. Twin.
\AJ\ J\S\
jr^i
j^'yJ jfi.
j^Xy yr "i^'^'y ^ Twin (thing). Match, fellow of a j^Vy}
y\'y
—
pau".
Bringing forth twins ( female ). Woven of two threads (garment).
To observe a. th. in its ^VLj growth. To study thoi'oughly (a To science). To make repeated endeaa. vours. To ask consecutively, to exa- To fi>
,
(horse).
to track a. o.
(in his opinions).
To
Pronoun postfixed to the verbs o the first and second as well as
at
Sometimes, now
a. th.
Ruin, perdition.
A
1°
,
Weakness,
Woe
)
cut
off,
to curtail
_j\i'^
^ J^Ja
JXj:^
*
Lj a
t_i^'l
li
-ft-
Ui
—
th.
perish, to be
lost.
To
CJ^j
suffer loss.
(A'^j CiJij
I )
after the other, to fi\sj ari'ive successively.
To ask get
with, straw.
To be intelligent, prudent. CaJ To gather straw in a granary. To put on small di'awers.
a Ci§
u>J ojJl
Straw. Lai'ge cup. Straw.
4^1^
Intelligence.
:;Cj
oL?
Breeches of sailors, wrestlers. oCi P A straw barn, heap of rjtjj oostraw.
o£j
:j4-- dj ;5Li!l
y^
v_.»ji
o Co
jtij
tartar. -^ Courier, postman,
,
-J:}-
jO
-S-
j;^ oti
^Ijj ej^j I.S?'" o To trade, to ba in business. Trade, mercantile affairs, ba-
^j
Ts -tt-
Sjl?J
siness.
Mex'chant, commercialjib^j ji^^ ^ ^^ij man, dealer, trader. Wine-mei"-
Tradeswoman.
Mei'-
,-.
Prosecution.
Surname
of the ancient kings of Yemen.
^ijD
^^ Pe ^is; ^ _,i>
' Commercial. Market. Trading countiy. Befoi'e, in front of. {See *>j)
Is^^cj^
«^> oi^
Opposite to thee. Under, beneath. Below. of the lowest class.
present a.
o.
^
'J t^j
J.y
i jiijl
with a very precious
-$:{-
Cjy>3\
Inferior. Situated underneath.
Scaffold, shop-counter.
-8-
dlAliJ
^7
Movement.
-
I'iu
Ts
liCl
:^7
at the heels
"C^Wj
-^
of.
Follower, attendant. Yotary.^Cj ^ ^^t Creditor. Debtor. i^] ^ Helper,
^'jj
rj\^j
tXp, 9- *^if' j»
^ ^C
^*jj
Adept. Votary. Zealot. Fellower of
women. Following,
^Cij ^,y^j
^^
x^j
coming next. Follower, domestic
^\j ser-
vant. {Gram.) Appositive. Female attendant, foUower.^ji^ ^
xiy6
Consequence, issue. Imitative pleonasm used for
^Cil J^£;,f^iJ'
Uninterrupted, successive. Uni-
Followed. Obeyed. Sovereign.
To show hostility to. To weaken. To make
5 SLj
sick,
to bewilder a. 0. (love).
5
i
^;
P
^'Jj
-S-
J^j^
~
To destroy
a. 0.
-}^
Illness.
j^\ jiSj ,j^ a CU»j o ^i -^
^.^^
Antecedent of an appositive. Smoking-tobacco.
^i>j
piece. Gift. Present.
^iriJ
form, symmetrical.
To season
gift.
/j^So.
other, in turn.
-^
^;>s7j wiSj ^ XiiJj XisJ rare, and precious object. Master-
(a stuff).
^
o\sKZ,
Nationality.
^i^7
nne,
Museum.
,li
^
chastisement.
Successively, one after the
j^
Goods, merchandise.
To shade
;
^ %^y,
jf.\'Ji
chantable (goods). Provost of merchants.
Any
< Be- f,Cj1 ^ (5. and pi.) ^, longing to property of. Subject of a power. Consequence, result of oU-j *i-j a good or bad action. Chastisement. Follower.
corroborating a word as
chant.
To
»^I3J,|,
to follow.
Following, in succession,
Smokiug,-tobacco
^"b .^b
^^
'>s^'i '^Jr^-i
(garment, beast). if- The milky ;ji1!!I way. To make a raid. Tartars (nation ).
Men
to follow; to
a. o.
a. o.
Sequel, issue. Penalty,
Dealer in straw. Straw-coloured
A
cP
To come one
Weakened, eneinated. Mad. To feed (an animal)
(a dish).
Weakness.
.^
J^_,
jj^j
Jcj'i
jlj
^ j^
Hatred. Revenge. Seasoning. Pickle, spices.
To season (a dish). Dross of iron, copper. Seasoned (food).
.Jct^ ^y'^,
^
jj Cj jjc
^
j;'^7 -^
Jvi^
P
j^
«
Architect's strinj^. I
will set
J^
you right.
jaU
Fat. Solitary. Tall.
Jt w^i^i j, jC
sja
Lustiness.
Sjll;
Boy.
To
jj;;jl
chatter,
-tf-
To
Jj ^
utter idle
Black colom". Black.
To become
—
»
Jjti
-^ Mill-clack.
jCJ?
Talkativeness. Hurry, shock. sj^^ Misfortunes, bad circumstances. j\'y full
of earth C jv^^j
To have To be destitute. To be rich. To be (place).
C'jp
a
fc_»y
-U-
dust in the hands des-
v'J'J vt^
*i^
sour; to
o'-pv
-H-
transform into leaven ( paste). To b3 moistened too much (dough, mud). •<> To be worm-eaten (wood).
To render
words.
To shake, to stir a. o. To be shaken, bustled.
To be
J
)
Weaver.
sour.
To
leaven (the
fi>
%c\
dough).
Sesame-dregs. Leavened paste. Vo Rotten part (of a tree). ^\au '^\~, Loathing food (man). -^ To stammer. -< To be rotten, worm-eaten. To be bruised by a blow ;ick:J o (man).
^
i^
Stammering. Inarticulate
xS^iJ
sound.
titute.
To become dust (corpse). To i_,^' assume an earth-like appearance. He sank from wealth ^'y\ C* juJ ^"ji
Fat (man). r-.;i..i» n Stammerer. Foreigner having a ^\ilc> bad Arabic pronunciation. P Bedstead. Throne, cjjU) ?sofa-bed. Seai. Ward-robe, n Mee-
c^
into destitution.
To soil a. o. with dust. A t_>'jb ^''S ting-place. Music-hall. To cover with earth. To throw earth upon a. th. To spriukle (a To make a ceiling. To board cXj To sit on a soft bed. (a room). letter) with sand. Litter. Palanquin. objAkt} oljj cXi P 5 iSjt To be contemporary, coeval, Capital of a kingdom.
friend of a. o.
To be
soiled
with earth. To
,SAj
To
crumble to dust.
UsjS ^
Contemporai'y. Fi'iend.
*_)];,
i-jlSn-~j
^'j^i
v^v"-' ^'>'-' ;
Earth, dust.
oIj^j
"4 Jj*'
Destitute. Full of earth.
A
piece of land.
'
Vj^J ^j' -x
Sy SjI^j
^J
,ujj <-j.J
plant.
End
of the fingers,
Grave diggers, navvies.
Cj\j.J ?*l;i3^
~ °
Breast upper-part of ^j/j ^ "Ci^J the breast. Ribs. Poverty, destitution. o'jii Bolt of a door. <j"^.y, ° -^ Inheritance. ( See cjjj ) . dj\'J To be veiled, concealed. (».'j o ^'j -i^ ;
(
See S>\
for
.
set boundaries,
to settle the limits
To have an
<-/jy}
Earth. Terrestrial globe. n'/j Earth. Grave-yard. Tomb, ^y t ^'J Dusty (place). Bringing *^J ^ duat (wind). Soiled with dust. Thlaspi, leguminous
take.
(
fi,
-^
ijj
-H-
,jJ^
-ii-
^ij
-H-
ii-ji )
CM;
ck;
cJf-J:^
Dolphin.
To
Companion. Match.
clUi-il
Gallery, raised platform.
i
of.
for ^iji
)
i'^j a
^
indigestion.
To
confine, to
border upon
^cl
fi>
a. th.
To cause an Land-mark,
indigestion to. limit,
jt^iS
t
^\
2^
j^jJ
,«^5
boundaries, Irorders. ^i-fj cX>lt ^ Ci-ij "CJib Heavy, indigestible food. X^vC^ Suffering from an indigestion.^^.> ()
Indigestion,
To be severed (bone). \j/jijfj o'l^J^ — To go away. To retire apart
^
from.
To become
fat,
fleshy
ZjV/ &
"jj
—
and fresh.
To
drive a. 0. away.
off a. th.
To
cut
Sj
A
y
•\
Arsenal.
To be wicked, Wicked,
To
sJC^ Ts
i'lik^^j
stingy.
1
To
stingy.
be straightened,
^3\y
^
o o^'Ji
cTJ"
t^
jp ^'j a
find difficultiesin
(a science).
(i.^ a
J^J -H^ J-jp/j-J
)
Place
full of
_*5
lions.
\
Large lemon. Citron.
.^Sj
ru'jij
\j
'^'Ji
I
\
fastened.
To
!
straighten, to fasten
a.
To
tli.
o''Ji\j tj^'y
fi>
Muscular.
To
weight in a
rectify (the
a
\t'Ji
-^
f.Ji
*
tion.
evil,
\'y
py
effeminate, to render
^
^.jji
a
To
inordinately.
(life).
scarify (cupper).
^"J
^ ^j
^ijil
Scanty (stream). Painful
To
^'J\j>
6.^ a
To be
ijj^j Vjj a jj>3
^-'j
^Ji
^
q\ jS
thick, hard, dry.
per-
^'J, ~Sji
.Ju^jj yjj>
To freeze (water). To harden, to dessicate
jy jy\
jfc
Sudden death.
j\'j
jjt
Scales, balance.
tijj^^
To fill a (vessel). To provide a. o. with a a
>S^j SjC^
shield.
To arm
(boy).
a
\jj,
a. th.
Dead, dried up. Hard and thick,
delights. Delicate
shield.
Truffle.
o. s ^'J'\j
-S-
Jjfe-Ll.
Effeminacy. Well-being.
Ungrateful, given to
sadden, to grieve a.
Slight incision on the skin.
a. th.
(life).
To
—
<Sy\j o^j
a
Wealth. Welfare. Relish.
o.'s self
To
o ^j-y 5
with a
Pe -H-
^"j
tr-jtij
—
protect o.'s self with.
j''^i'jii w'^'jl
man
on the collar-
i
j'J
^
bone. Clavicle, coUai'-bone.
jr
Theriac, antidote. Treacle
a. o.,
^^-^j
Art of making shields. Shield-bearer.
for- *_, 5 iTy
To give up
Shield. Disk (of the sun). •^The reverse, the wrong way.^lnJO Ts
Libertine.
JG
tJ^>-
Wine. sake
^-^
Sadness, sorrow.
f.\y
a. 0. inordinate, (pleasures).
To
Ci\^^'J
rr
,
Flooding a valley (stream). f.'J'\j To lead a delicate hfe. (Sj a sjji To be luxuriant (plant).
a
~
^^is-^' ^In)l
k^XJ
j^\'j}
Interpreter. Biographer.
^j
by
v^^'^'
two Interpreted, translated. Dubious.^^ Mouth of To be grieved, ^l>Vij (>-'j a ^J -»•
Door-keeper.
hit
Biography.
afflicted.
Ordnance survey.
Comfortable, easy
—
^ Si^J
between
Prone to
excess, softened
»
of.
dragoman.
mischievous. Light-minded.
To
^
jp
book.
f-Ji
a streain. Garden. (plants).
write the biography
Interpreter,
seas. Canal of irrigation.
severe in
^
fi^
language to
The Septuagint.
Channel
stairs.
To behave
.^s^
Introduction. Preface of a
Door. Flood-gate. Flight
To
.
one
Interpretation, transla- ^>l^'
filled (vessel).
Sappy
Jl..
from
an other.
To
To close (a door). To fill up (a vessel). To hasten to do (evil). To bf full (vessel). of
interpret, to
translate
balance).
Right, accurate (balance). Strong, hardy. To rush into peril. To be
'^fJ.J
ClTj^j (is'J i'J -IIto abandon, to leave oft'.. Ij
a. th.
,
To
neglect, to omit
a. th.
To bequeath a. To forsake, to
th. to a. o, j ^\'Jlj
J A— Lr^ui iJjC
Ts
<^\y
^\yj
>j-'jti
Shield-maker, n Hirer of donkeys.^^1^7
Wooden
bar.
a^jjc^'^ -r *-^Cnf j ^j-'J^,
^j
Intrenchment, ram(ju part, bulwark. Barricade.
^
To intrench themselves
^rJw
(army).
«j-l^ -^
eV
C
To To
hi languid. vomit. Languor. Vomiting. To compel a. o. to do
u
i\j
o
JiT -fr
«;j
a. th.
^
s
'^ -ft-
To ill-treat, to shake To make a. o. to stammer (confusion), a To pull out (a tooth. unwillingly.
a.
0.
a stone).
To
sink
down
^'^
sand
in the
reiterate words.
To be
unable to express o\s
J—
^iV&OI
self.
To be tired, exhausted. \^, a To exhaust a. o. To weary, to tire a. o. fi^j To break (a bone) anew. To
^^ i
-^
—
^\
»
(a
fill
vessel).
Weariness,
toil,
fatigue.
^\^S ^
,_J5
oCJij
w.«j
Tired, fatigued.
Fees.
v_,Un a
Fatigue. Toil.
^\-;,
^
•C.iij ^'^'^
Place and cause of fatigue. Toilsome (work), tiring, Fatigued. Worn out vJ"-'" "^J by care, remorse or sorrow.
To
ci-y out,
to vociferate.
\'jz
,_^iJ
v"^
a J^)
^
Bleeding abundantly (wound). jCj To pei'ish. To stumble. CLi7 a ^J-^ To render unhappy. To j j^-if 1j (_^; destroy a. o. (God).
^
Evil, unhappiness. Loss.
x^i«^j
^;
ill-luck.
Stumble. Fall. I
xLm
'uhappy, miserable,
^j-i^i ^j^>
wretched. Stumbling (horse). Stumbling-block, ill-luck. To conceal laughter. To speak confusedly from
want
ii;^
0; ^
of teeth (old
man).
To To
o.
To
perish.
^0 -^
a
cause the /bj loss of a. o. or a. th. Destruction. Dearth. Hunger. Filth.
|j^
^
^,\
bequest.
dhj
its dates.
^
Middle-aged unmarried (J, ^ "ii^ij^ Avoman. Empty egg. Water left by a torrent. Iron helmet. Truce. ill^jj xJ'Jcj'
Turkmans.
'^i
^^yj oU^^ T
Leathern socks. j,*ji -^ to a. <)
o.
Appointed time. Ter-^l^'l
,,,
^'ji
Fs
mination.
To withdraw from
fight.
Gs
Lupine (kitchen-plant). Underground passage. Persian manna. To busy o.'s self about tftjj a trifles. To utter idle words. Desert. Trifle. PI.
cJ^j~>
P »J:
t
^
**!»'
Clouds. Misfortunes. Bridle, rein.
o^Sjij ca^'jI Ts
To be the ninth. CLj a ^1j -KTo take ths ninth part of. To fitj i — make a. th. nine. To become nine in number. Nine. ^^ ^ xilj The ninth, ninth part.f,Llit ^ flhj /^ i
^
1
^'
Ninth. Nineteen.
S,lrlfr
^^
Nineteenth.
(blood).
Nine and nine.
Compound No vena.
of nine,
^f,
Woven
^
Slipper, sandal,
a _^j
-J1-
(cloud).
To spurt from a vein To burst out (skin).
To
quiet.
Ninety. Ninetieth. v'-i;
lose, to
Ugly, hideous. To burst with rain
o
let a.
grant a truce to a. o. To agree on leaving a. th. Forsaking, abandonment. Turk. ii\'f\ ^^ A Tuik. Turkish, Turki.^h •
Branch stripped of
(beast).
To
)
dismiss a.
|^ —
of nine threads (rope). j,:r^\'/ -r
f.jLiJ^
X'j^X'
<
shoe.
October.
Jjvi
ct^, Ch
November. j u)l cc^^j^ Ch Autumn. Mulberry leaves Ci j ll5 -^ gathered in October and November.
!
(
cP To improve good
To
a. th.
set in
^ijl
4>
with
oi'der; to dispose
OA
To
art.
0^
)
To boil (pot). Ci>7>: ^ -^ To spit (blood), a To 5; a L^ spit. To di'ivel in speaking. To show contempt by the ^;|j
i
-ft-
arrange, to settle, to fasten a. th. To bring to pei'fection. To study (a science) tho- J^\
^\
word
tush
lij, fie,
:
Dirt under the nails.
roughly.
Fie! For shame!
Inborn disposition. Sedi- ouJt^ J^l ment of water. Slime of a well. Skilfiil, clever (man). jijj j£j.
Trifles.
Perfection (of a work).
To
Opportunity.
Rubbish.
be angry. Seasonable time.
xJilj
Steadfastness. Improvement (of oiiil a work).
To
^j
a
U-j
-S-
leave off the care
I
Strong. Perfect. Finished,:yi;>
of o.'s body, to
To
up, improved.
Seejj.
To
iear, to
^\
for
{
honour
(
)
a
i
Jj
become
dirty.
A cX5
stain (a place) with blood. "
cJJ
Dirt.
-a-
God ). To guard
^(^ ^ ^u7
Apple. Apple-tree.
An
agaiiiSt.
apple.
The haunch-bone.
-«
:ci
\£
I
To sow
ij a
(corn-seeds).
Jj^
Corn-seed.
Fat (man).
To
cut, to tread upon,
to crush
fi>
o"'^ -^
— ij^ — ^%s.[
2X1 ji ]j 'cU?
<>•
half-penny.
di -^j dX^_ ^ Xi^l Second of time. oi4j ^
Bodkin. foot
2Af^ a. th.
and break
(cooking-pot).
under d
it.
To
To
dvrfej
fi>
-{f
boil fiercely
shiver from cold
or fever.
Ticking of a watch.
To
trust in, to
rely upon.
See
(
xSiii=d
for jfeji
)
j^j
^
jSj.
To throw a. o. down. Aj 5 Sc o ^ -{^ To lead (a beast) behind o.'s back. n To hft, to carry a weight. To •<>•
fill
To let down (a rope) in (a To charge a. o. -uith a
well), j
»^
A -
xiii ii;
foul deed.
(tank), y:
i
yo
o [
— —
— JtJ
o\'Juj
-»•
'
j^i J^
IjtJj
"i'Jth
lip.
Buds. Sprout. Carbuncled
sj^il,' -i)-^ »'_jZ
face.
To To
spit (a fine saliva).
"^ o
leave off the use of
i
jij -^
>u: a J.^
perfume and smell bad. To perfume o'.s self. To have a foul odour. To make (odour) to be bad. fi> ^}£^ Spittle of fine saliva.
Foam
JCcj
j^
(of the sea).
lU-smelling, unperfu-
Ju>j
iLj;
^ J^
med.
;u^
Spittoon.
Fox. Diy grass. ji^, ji^j Gun, musket. ^Cfeiiij Ts "^^ Musketeer, rifleman. i be \»j2j *aUjj ^4ajj V^ij a *4' "^ small, mean, little, stupid. To be
^^^
tasteless (food).
To make a paltiy
gift,
-liiil
Tastelessness of a dish.
J
i^ijl
jiCo
Tasteless (food). Veiy small,
(a jar).
To fall do^vn. To leak To exude (sweat).
\
I
(trousers).
To trample
Sloven. Filthy (man).
i
^_,
<-j jijl
Dimple on the upper- s^Tj
s
minded. To slip a i"unning-]ace into
^
bud, to put
xiui?
^
forth shoots (tree).
(a gun).
To inebriate a. o. (wine). To be meagre, weak-
Small coin of about a
To
°
ji~A a
^
To load
n
a. th.
Apple-grove.
oCj oS
little.
Badger (animal).
Jj
Coriander-seed. Caraway-seed, soi? — To fatten (a laud) A
^^
by watering
it
^^
-ft-
-ft-
with muddy water.
A
j;
o^
(
To destroy, to lose, a. o. To ruin, to spoil a. th.
Aj
^1
5
jiC
In a desperate state (sick
JC>
^'i!)|
J
loss,
a waste.
Dying (sick
:cLi7
pers.).
Worn
out
oUU
••
(knife).
Spoiler, destroyer.
j^7
Spoiling, ruining.
^H
Lavishsr. Spendthrift.
o!A£*
Lost. Wasted.
Dangerous (/".
o^Ui Vj
^'ifi
ixi-Hj
^^i
spot. Desert.
dUi -»
o/'ili'i)di;vyi 5^ »ilU7j dinj i..
(a beast) and drive
To make
To furrow Furrow
^ J^ ploughshare.^^C ^
a. th.
of the
^
as a disciple,
0.
the disciple J
*>j n
s j:js
^
XjJ
ii'lfJ_,
of a. o. Pupil, disciple,
j^yc ^ JLUJ S
{jj^y^j
student. -^Penitent (of a confessor).
To be
perish.
asto-
i^, a *$
^
nished.
s
'ji'\
Jyjij Jyijj
^yj ^
'Ji
Way
of lying down. Laziness. :a7j £c Neck. j;!>Cj jijj £li1 ^ J-17 Strong (man). Erect (spear). ^c/.
To shake a. th. violently, jfjj To drive (a beast) vehemently. To be in a good state ZJ^ — ^"JG fi,
J
^ ^
(business, road).
Perdition, loss.
,^G
he perish! Ass, she-ass one year old.
Cub of the
^yf'
rr
^'P
fox. iSjiJ
in possession (cattle, slave
To
Ci;
ij
stay, to dwell in a
^
i
o
ja*
-S-
etc.).
a alu
—
place.
To gather property. aC To possess i^roperty by inheri- A aul tance. To acquire home-born property.
Heredi-
To forget a. th. To destroy a. 0. (man, To follow. To walk behind
*j
Pillow, a Ruins.
^ Ji To be home-born, long
j,yj^
Brazen-faced, shameless.
To take a. To become
^
1
Help-boy. Jeweller.
"^
'J;
(a liquid) to drop.
May
This, that.
To
tie
it.
Hill of rubbish.
pers.).
Jl^
(a bucket
in a well).
To
shed).
To throw To let down
a. 0.
a. th. to a. o.
Destruction. Unavenged (blood-
A
)
To beseech
cj
.
sickness). 5
/b 2^
—
aTcI
!Aj -«-
I^JC
.To recite
born slaves,
^—
a
'ij^,
-
a. th.
cattle.
Hereditary, or acquired whenjliij
young
imitate a. o. to forsake a. th.
a. 0., to
To leave off, To read (a book)
ji,\'f, ^ aJ Uj , i^; j -U;j ^^'i -^ tary, long-possessed goods. H^me-
aX
(cattle, slaves). Child.
Original possessor of a th.
Palm-leaves
alii
^ii ^ ^^ - ,jSJ ^
basket. Portfoho.
^
To remain (debt, time). Jjj a^l_j To erect, to lift the head CJj a ^6 -Jf To follow a. 0. To ask (the ij (pers., gazelle). ^"J-j remnant) of a debt. To make a su- To break (day). tji; — pererogatory prayer. To accomplish To be long (neck). To \s.%j Ca7 a ;i^ (a vow), To draw (water). To fill be filled (vessel). (a jar). To stretch the neck 4=J_j ;Jii:J) fi To make a. 0. to follow anand raise the head. n li'l -tf-
1
is
Length
other.
To precede
a. 0.
payment of a
To put
off the
transfer a debt from one to another. follow, to prosecute.
seek to obtain
To come
—
5
—
debt.
To
To
5
To »j
Jt
s Jtzi
a. th.
consecutively.
Ju:_i
of the neck.
Height. Stream
oUiJj
;il7
iiti j;5U
^
X^t
coming down a valley. Long-necked, tall (man, ^t b f;C steed) Of high rank. Erecting his head. ^Si To perish. To be spoiled. i»^ a wii; -^ To be worn out, wasted.
C
r^ Near to bring Full moon.
to
a. o. to follow a. th.A s jiX." look for a. o. s — Protection. Neighbourhood. »>c
-with
s
^^ ^
stammer. i^ti.^
o.
J^j \y^
> o
i.
Reading. Recital.
>«Ouj
J^ ^
Young one
A J^
To dry (dates). To biar many dates (palmtx'ee). To have a large stock
sj^
Follower, adept, votary.
dates.
To be hard,
Corollary.
Following. Con-
of dates
stiff (spear, staff),
o\'J^j
^^>
J\'J
Hinder parts. Rumps,
j^^
tail of
cXJ^ r
Consequently. At last.
J^
Residue of a debt. Remainder
'"'J^
— Knot at the end of a whip. Fond of dates. Relating to dates. j:_,.
Relieving a.
0. in
Full of dates
To be
C'\^j C-V^'j
*
To aim at, to repair towards. J{ — To finish, to fulfil. To imfij s prove a. th. To put an amulet upon
^
^
i.f^j ^c^cji \o^'<^ To be fully-develo-
ped, tall, big (camel).
(a child).
fatten (cattle).
j<
vXj
To
'\
Camel's hump. Tall, fat
To
and
^
;^^
—^ j
Similar. Equal. Companion.
—
'j;
^
^ \tji~
a
\lj!
i
Rich.
.£i
^
*j C
^rj-l^
li^jj 'Jj iJlj
^
1
' I
Name
of a tribe. Strong,
Amulet. Perfect
:11)
i/ii;^
:i^ tall.
oU-^j v7i^ w ;
1
^liSv^j C-lv
Complement, supplement.
-«
country). fixed abode.
fi>
Completely, entirely. Remainder. Supplement.
c^I^
Sea-monster. ^Vater-spout.
inhabit (a
Having a
complete
Spade. Hatchet. Full moon. Performance. Completion. Full moon. The longest night of the year. ^1^3
^^ oyjci
]
complement. Mouth.
^\j. ii: j^-G 'Jj a
Tunny (fish). Enormous snake. Draco
'J
tion,
going.
(const.).
a. o. to
End. Term. Completjl
sickness).
full
(a favour).
-S-
together.
To
growth. To be
be near to bring forth.
all.
To ask
(food).
To compare things
full
To
fi>
«-
'<^,
attain
— To complete. To perform a. th. To be completed. To come one >U;J
J^HT, J^A:
i^ a
^
it
wounded man).
(moon).
for chewing.
i»Uij
give the finishing stroke
to (a
j;= a
;
Ju:>J
v
Uo
in a. th.
Ci
(camel's hump).
To be remote. To stunt (a child He is still sitting,
':u,\:Jj
To achieve, to accomplish. Jt jl v ~" To execute (an order). To persevere
a. th.
Compound used To be altered
singing.
"^ Cj i complete, accomplished. To be elapsed (month).
July.
gather, to collect
ef^
luCj
of time.
Dealer in dates. Nursing of the sick Hospital servant.
be high
a
Then. At the end. Afterwards. ^oift
dafe.
To
^ z2i
horse. Posteriors.
J^
-r
all sorts.
Tamarind.
To
^y;
'Scl
sequence.
Dry dates. Dates of
To
^7
following his
mother. Trace, footstep. Consequent.
j^\
(man).
A
ask
To
Stammerer. feed a.
-^ To
forth, (female).
To mispronounce, To
"x
entire, complete.
*>a
^^^ ^i^y j,
>^j
J )
\
September. a First Coptic month ° Rapsberry. *X)-^ '^y Strawberry. j^'J CjJ) <-j ^i>j\ cjj> ° ^^'ilcl mulberry. Rapsberry." jj.li)l c^jt Tutty. Sulphate of zinc •U5>j Cj4> used as collyrium. Zinc. Antimony. To put on a crown. G-y o rr^> -fi:
To crown a. o. To hi ero^vnod. To be made
5 ^"Ji
Crown.
a crown.
Miti'e.
9r>->'J t^j,^
Turban.
cS»i^, -r
rr^yj -ry
t^ Tk
To befall a. o. (event). J G._^ o ^C To hi prepai'ed for a. o. (th.). To dip into a soft li^j ^'y o ^t
-^
-^
^
To How (water). To repeat (an action). To look intently at.
\yp o jt * %'jt\ 'jA Jl,
—
N. of ad. Small vessel. Transactor. j^: Mosaic law. Bible. "^ix'pi «'J> ^
A W^
dip bread in
o
^ti
^
A
milky plant. cJS.s.jL To be dim (sight).
y. f.J:lj ^.^i:
j ^.Jg
oU
O^j o
Fault, mistake.
-{^
XiJ;^ "^'yi XsC
To
Jl^ijfjjj Cg^jj Dj'}jj C5^ JC -!^ long for, to desire earnestly a. th. a. th.
in the
To hasten towards. agony <_!:, ja
To show a craving
^
for.
Pesire ; propensity. Earnest, eager to obtain. practise witchcraft.
Sorrow, fatigue.
3^y->
oiIJijj
Short. Dwarf.
To
Effeminate.
-^
Lazy.
^^^
o
stop
^iL^j ^13 li^i in (a place', to inhabit it.
^.:j
,
To have an
indigestion.
circular earthen
a -rci
I'ijJ
j^y^
-H-
^yij
^
-Jt-
Unslit dress. Petticoat. :u J jijj Sj^J-^Desert. wj«j,0 j^ *^>5Jj xV^ ' "
^
Tin-plate. "
j|^7_,
j;a
\'p o Jl^
oV^ ^
-Ji-
*)/j iVy
j,y.h «:4^
in speech.
^
Pearl-shell.
i;_^ yt
necklace.
^^:;J
^^ ^ oC>_jj P
for j,^ Ten thousand. Persian coin equal to 9 piastres.
)
To pursue al^)^ o-U;.7j game in all directions.
- cX ^
(
ojfc^
-M-
P -S-
^i^^J
false, vain, (actions,
^"i^
words).
To be tamted,
;;i^_,
to stink (meat)f
(camel
To be
C^j a ^^ -1^ exhausted
).
Tihamah. To afford y^\ matter to suspicion. To find (a country) unwholesome. A — to
Stink.
i^'^
Ill-smelling,
See
^j
li^jj
Suspicion.
:
Tihamah, coast
To
of Arabia.
sleep.
*iC«.7
(fold,
He came
^_l
^M7 ^.^j
\j^ o
knot).
-[y]
i^J
-r
directly
Jl,
to God.
forgive a.
o.
-tt-
fj: sG.
C(X»J *;Uj
come back
To To
^
'y -^
a Just now, directly. <3)|
-^
^j ^j^ii -^
C^j a
be neglectful.
Single
^^
x'^'^) t>.'^
Suspicious, charging with,
To
Witchcraft. Love-philter. ;j^;j ivji Pearl. Ear-ring. _^^7^ ^^^ ^ i^J; Necklace. Silver-bead. Ostrich-egg.
_^yj
idle talks.
Impediment
'^^
'ijr^->
Turnsol, heliotrope.
Nonsense,
Ts
dl:J
Tinman. Tinker. Tree of the desert.
3y To
Misfortune.
GarUc.
^y^ ^
fir.
Suspected, charged with,
of death.
Wearing a
P
nar- iiUj
Betel.
To go
(butter).
To
Cone-bearing
To repeat
substance (finger).
To purpose He is dying,
in the
ghileh.
oveu.
Bronze.
To
Tobacco smoked
r^^ A
a prince.
Wearing
wJj»
o}7 4)
j."j
To
Cy
»_il" -H'
repent.
(God).
incite a. o. to return
ic
5
to God. Repentance, contrition, atonement. Repenter, contrite, penitent. Repenting ( man ). Forgiving
—
v^-"'.
tty
^Ij ^\y
(God).
Mulberry
tree,
mulberry.
cjy
-ft-
(•\T Buck-like.
To
flow and
\j\*^j Ujij Ctl"
spread (water). To take, to carry
a.
th
*iJ
i
A *
fC
-ft-
jt.jj ^'J
proud. •> To be absent-minded. lead astray, to destroy, s «u1j ey To perplex a. 0. ^ To distract a. o.
— To
away.
To vomit. To ran headlong (into J evU). To enabark rashly Prone to
great
'"L"
ifj^
\
of iU;i
dU?
i
jXi -^ ^ Jz>
s
^ci
(fi'om want).
Name
-^
ilal
)
abase a. o. To Slaughter a home-bred Slave.
iJC fi,
^j c jiil
f.
j,clj «i;^1
<>-Absence of mind.
' (
»j
of a tribe.Bewilder-
^
Bewilderment.oU^
i
tate a. th. Intruder.
rClfj
Fig-tree,
To
fig.
fig.
A
fig-tx-ee, a fig. Fig-garden. To be proud, haughty Cf^i i eC -JiTo go astray. To be perplexed, To ba absent-minded. To render a. o. haughty, j «clj *li -if-
To perplex, to lead To distract a. o.
a.
o.
astray.
•^
Pride, haughtiness.
*ijtlj
oCi'l
^
-u^
Waterless desert. Mistake. Proud, bewildered. ^ Distracted, ^u Proud. o^>j Stray, wandering. oU^j aCi Wayless *4^*j •ici^j *ici^j '^i-?tf^j^
Ci\>-:^>j
Forward, interfering
Kindness, meekness. Go on gently!
J^
laud.
»^j cy «>»
pass away (wealth), jy a jj -STo destroy (wealth). fi> ,sy\ Lost, passed away (wealth). jt,j h To become easy to a. 0. J GJj ^C -K(affair). To be decreed, fixed to a. 0. (good or evil). To predetermine, to preor- J A ^VjI dain (a. th.) to a. 0. (God). To facih-
ment, madness caused by love. Home-bred ewe. Amulet. *i^ Wayless desert. Name of a place. 'VilJ Enslaved by love, disordered in mind. Indian
^
desert.
c^^j A^ To
To be enslaved by (passion).C»Ij To enslave a. o. (love). To
ewe
^-^
in.
fool.
This, that.
Waterless
fl;
^C;lj Jl
evil.
To be a fool, stupid. To pluck (the hair).
A
)
erf To wander, to go astray. ii\j o «i^ -HTo be disordered in mind. To be
in
o^Jj .^^
what
not
is
of his concern.
Ordained, decreed.
To
^0;i
strike a. 0. with (a stick). 5
swell, to
dash
iSJj
^'G
i
jlj \'sA
Cl3j-)
G i
si-
i!li^
JC
-ft-
together (waves). Dashing waves. Proud. Haughty. jC;
Vehement cui-rent. Time (repetition) {See Jc). tji To win a. 0. ^ ySi COtJ i jC -» Of shore stature. Severe.
jCj
To become a buck. Ca» i ^^U -STo dash together (waves). ^S^ The she-goat became a jii^l ^ ' '7?.M_ buck, 2. e a vile man bicame mighty. :
Roe-buck. »i2j trCib cr>^ Goat-buck. Stupid, fool. Roe-buck. j;^ Buck-like
illij -^j
?r ur-i^
^
iLZ^^j
-^
;*-.»
nature. Stubbornness, obstinacy. Buck-shepherd. ^Cj
("\r)
c^
Scar of a wound.
To water
i^U
To sit dovna. comfortablj. CCi o Li To be finished (affair). To be steady, <^j^j s.'iCi o z^ To
fast, firm.
(animals).
To
fitj
To withhold To fear a.^o.
O^Jj L"CJ o c-P
a. o.
a.
persevere in doing *j 5 Jt th. To be proved against a.
(affair).
To ba incumbent upon
To yawn. To become
—
strengthen, to consoli-
date, to fasten.
trate
a.
th. -^
Sacrament
To know
To
—
ajJsfi>j
Gaper.
y_j\\]
^jS^'^
"^
^JUiij
To bleat (sheep).' ' (^i^j C\j a To be covered with dew iSU a (plant). To feel cold (man).
^To administer the
c-^j
^^vJj >Jj »Cy'
ijiigantic tree.
5 ,^4-^
of Confirmation to a. 0.
^'^\
,
v^Uij SMjj
Heaviness, languor.
prove, to demons-
the Koran by
-{^
the watch (for
news).
a. o.
Yawning.
hold a. th. for certain.
^
sluggish, di"Ow.?y.
To ba upon
o.
(duty, affair).
To To
-fi-
from.
a
j —
dwell, to remain in (a place),
uu
its place.
-fi-
last, to contiuue.
To To
s
keep them thirsty. To quench (the fire, anger). To remove a. th. from
-J}-
resolute, brave.
To hi
cSL*
°
Dew. Encampment. Foul
heart.
action.
wi^ ^\j'
jcj
-ti-
-ft-
iU
To have a true knowledge ot\^\j ^if Damp. dewy"(place, night). sllcJ > ulj To confirm, to ascertain To seek blood- ^ s jU ]j \'Jj a Jj -Hfiij s z^\ a. th. To declare a. th. necessary. revenge. To retaUate a murder. To disable a. 0. (wound). To tran- To avenge a. 0. i_j ? — fix a. o. with (a spear). To establish To obtain revenge from. JS\j Jj*\ a proof. To recognize a. th. To con- To call for help in order to jtiSjll^ fine a. 0. to bed (disease). To write retaliate; to seek revenge. down (a name). Blood-revenge, To act deliberately. To be zX^ i-etaliation.
^
proved, ascertained. <>-To receive the
Sacrament of Confii*matiou.
To act slowly, prudently. To ask for proofs. To persevere in. To keep to
c3--l
^ — J
—
a. th.
Steady. Brave. Self-
z^i
cjIjj
z^
possessed. Firm.
Steadfastness. Steadi- Ziy^j Zi(Jj z^ ness. Constancy, persistence. Spider. Zj\J y\ n Certification,
oC-il ^ c4' demonstration. Proof, forcible argument. Index of a book. PL Trust-
worthy men. Disease confining to bed.
!
;:,\j'
)
(\t
c^ To put
to improve a.
To be Troop
iSt
To complete, Sj * JJ Th. To praise a. o.
together.
incessantly busied about, of horsemen,
ip
t
ojib Cj(J
Numei'ous company.
'J^ijI
Wild goat, ibex. Effeminate. To flow. r.-?Sjj r-sJlj ^j>ij b« J To let flow (water, blood).
jr^;
o
,
^— -J^
»
FaUing very thick (rain). Torrent. Voluble (orator).
To
—
mix^(dates) with
fi>
^(Uj ?^.oJ
^J^ \'J,Ci
o J>d
^
the dregs.
To
* ^j
extend, to enlarge a. th.
Uppi-r part of the back.
^ s^;
_,i7
Midst of a valley. Thick and I road Dreg.s of pressed dates,
To be
big-belhed.
Ampleuess of the
5U; a J?J
y^ ^ J?j^M
Big-belhed (person).
Large
-J^
belly.
(bag).
To discharge
rain ^^1j C4«J ,
i
j.0
^
Uj
-{^
suddenly (sky).
To be silent, speechless. To hush a. o. To become '"CjUj vli-.jj coarse,
stiff,
I^ij o
5
(stil
^5-4 o o^' "^
thick.
To render a. o. thick, rude. ^ ^i-j] To distress [a. o. To beat a. o. unmercifully. To j — make a great slaugther among. To exceed the bounds in. To apply o.'s self
energetically to.
To be covered with wounds. To crush, to overcome a. o. ^> (evO, sleep).
c'^-^i ^'-
-
.
Ja^
C
"Vo
Having an incisor ,^ ^ 'Uy j» >^' tooth broken or fallen. To cook (naeat) insufficiently.* jajj -H-
;k^y
^
work), to do* jyj
-a-
Mii-e.
To patch up a. th.
(a
To water,
,
To
^
naultiply (wealth, people
*j
:
5
'
—
rich, wealthy.
t\'ji\
Oj
-fr
give
jjj a j^ b jij ^s^
'rj'Jj 'ojj'Jj \jj'Jj I'/
plentiful
j'J'\
^
Breast (of wo- xSj '\'J\ ^ J'Jj j'j3 man), pap, mamnia. Breast of man. ji(J ^ »j'-*^Jj >jj^S Big-bi"easted (woman). -GU
To
God).
To be
ijjj o
To be wet, moist. To feed a. o.
cousL- ^s'/ a jjj i\'j' o \'S derable, to increase (wealth, tribe). ,
oil»j Or^J
*
to moisten
a. th.
amise.
To b3
)
Fleshy. Heavy, thick.
water
(
spring
Wealth, opulence. camel) tea rs (eye). »jj} '\'J '^j'} j^ iS'S'^j Numerous ,J^*j "^J To scatter a. th. To pour (goods, company). Rich (man). down rain (sky). Opulent (man). ^syJ j> o^i'J To wet a. th. To water (a
J
i
-a-
milk ^she-
);
;
I
fi>\y o
—
!
Pleiads. Lustre, candlestick.
To be
softened by
^s'J'\j
.
a 'jj
,s'J
-S-
rain (ground).
The
i
I
To moisten, to wet (the eartli). Earth. Moist earth. Goods. .|j^*(
water
;'J
* j^; ^ "J
spring). Full of milk
I'cloud,
(ewe).
jUj
* Jj
.
[
I
a. th. To multiply words. Loquacity, talkativeness. Prater. -^ Mill-clack.
became foes {jjrov.). Watery ground.-Gy^ ^S'jhXiJ -• '^J To undress To have a 'i^^j xi^'lUj Qakj'i 'U -«man). friends they^
(
!
To
thin beard, scanty hair.
iJ ^ •L'j1j,o^b
^
—
i
has been ^l; ^s^\ lr*.-l between them, i. e, from
Thin-
field).
jj'Jj j\'J
* iS*J Loquacious, garrulous. ^ Jj To mix (food). To scatter
cai'th
dried
much
Holding
h'J
t
•i'ii*'''
'^^
bearded.
a sick
find fault
with.
s
a'j'j j(:'j
? C Ir'
^yh
To upbraid
-ft-
J^j
i
i'
i^'J -^
v^'-"
~
a. o.
Fat of the intestines.k_/3lj ,^yj ^ ^Jj Fat (ewe). >\,'J Ancient name of Medinah in ^j^
Having thin eye-brows. Spider.
To have
a cold. Cold in the head. To vomit.
Arabia.
To CJ
i
;j -S-
A
o i-'J
i^^'ij i;>-1j,tSl;
-S-
crumble and soak bread into broth.
To bleed (wound, nose). To dip (cloth in dye. To give vent (to water).*C;;a ^iJ -^ To kill (a beast) without To make a raid against. u Sjlill — its throat. To flow forth (water, blood). Chap on the lips. Weak ^'»ii\ i
cutting Ji^' rain.
:,'j
Stream of water. Torrent-oCi; ^ s^) Panada, soup, ^j^jj jj\'j ^ cjjJj JiJ ' Long and thick snake, Glue. cs^lif ^ oCJj h'J -« Winged dragon. nSnake {iuQeneral). To come t6 dinner unin- (s,'J a f.J -^ Water-course. Fresh dates. Fresh To become warty.
To try to know Venomous juice thorny tree
(a
^pCi;
^ ^'-i
(vegeta'bte).
j.'J
^
\yj a ,J -^
news)
of the
in
lying.^1
^)j
y^,j ^;;
J^
vited.
Feathers on a cock's n? ck.
iil'J
She-fox.
jfcj,7 -«-
To break teeth
the
-J1-
broken or
To
yj\j
,
C-'J
\
yj'
-«-
of.
To have the
To become tainted (meat, Ck;!; a Ja«j water). To stink and split (hide). To bs swollen and chapped (hps).
n
-S-
teeth
yJ\Aj
pull out the teeth (of
snake).
,
'^'J a j>y
fallen.
a
5
yj
J
^A
C
To
drive (a beast) s Ju\j from behind.
To crupper
Ju — J^
^
y3\
(a beast).
Crupjser.
^ Juj Ju
jC^l
He does not possess a. th. 3iJ^ *J t» To put a skin beneath 5lij * o jij an arm-mill. To cast. off, to scatter
-{J-
settle, to
jUl
form a sediment
little
generous.
jlSj
Divgs, sediment. Dry food
jiJ
jjijj
as dates, corn (except milk).
Lower
mill-stone.
Jlifj ji;
Slov-paced. JUj Skin put under an arm-mUl. ji; j Jui To strike vrith the knees Ci; i ^j
^
(she-camel). Cii a
^
•work (hand). enter into private con- a ^IjIj ^\^
versa tion with a
To harden
o.
(the hands
:
work).*
Callous parts of a camel. cXJu
Knee
To To a
of
^Jl
^
iLij
man.
follow a. o.
n
supply (a pot) with trivet.
To
take three wives. Support of a coooulj 'JUI king pot. He has reduced him -JijVl :SJ iL to extreme destitution. Who has lost many wives. To pierce, to bore A CiJ o <jAi a. th. To make a bole in. To shine (star). To burn (fii^e'.C^ — Tebe penetrative (mind). To spread ( odour ). To soar aloft ( bird ). To be red-faced (man). 'iUj o w5j
To
jj
To bacome
-{f
j'J]
serious (affair).
To disagree
with.
To thwart
ic
jiu]
a. 0.
Superfluous tooth. ^)J\MJ Jiwj Excess.
more than
jjj
To
Jmj
»^ ^
^
Jij
j;j'|
usual. sjut j, 'J\J
shift, to elude a. o. ^JiiS^j wJiij' -^
cunningly (from fear). Fox. a Jackal.
^J u5 "
Otter.
Fox-evil
Male
^ kJ^
^w
'
.i;jl
(fall
Mi oClu
of the hair).
»_.Iiiil
fox.
Confused speech. xisiv -Jf To slaughter (a sheep). 5 Cij l ^ij To pierce a. 0. with (a spear). ^ s — To melt (ice, grease). Cil a *-^^ Torrent never oCi;, 5^ v'^J v^ exposed to sunhght. To break, to dent (a A |J,i; a ji^ -i^ vessel). To stop up a breach. To make a breach (in a wall). To break the front-teeth of. ? — To stop all access to a pass. ic — To shed the milk-^ij ^\j jS's^ ^f -jij-
To become hardened by To
(guests).
Fox. Tick corroding hides,
(liquids).
To be
ii'regular teeth. SUJ a
^^^lo has one tooth
th.
To
JLiJ
)
To have To flock
perforate, to pierce
through. To appear on the head (white hair).
a
»_i2Jj
^Js
<-\3 i
.-^Ju
a. th.
To kindle (the fire). To strike (fire). To b3 pierced, bored.
A
wJ-J
\j
~
teeth (boy). Frontiers. INIouth.Front-teeth^^
^J^
Mountain-pass. Chink, ere- _^' ^ s^ vice. Gap breach. Pit of the neck. Frontier of a ho.?tile country. jj^ ;
Gum
of the teeth.
To produce called
j\xf.
_^1 -
the plant
Xj^\i3
(valley).
To be
^
^iii
^
-S-
as white
as that plant (head).
Very white.
^j
Mountain-plant whitening when dry. Hyssop, wormwood.
^iUj
To bleat (sheep, goat). *U7 CJ -{^ To make (a goat) to bleat. s jj] He has no sheep tJAj Sj 'Ck'i iJ C» nor she-camel i. e. nothing. Mustard. Nastui'tium. In- 'Ujj
»Uj
^
aIj
^
dian cress. ^^2iJ\j k^Zi_7
Bore. Hole. Orifice. v_)Uj1j t^Js Piercing, opening.
To
line (a
breast-plate).* jjj
^^'hite clouds superposed.
Lining (of clothes).
—
jujuJ Jujiiij
—
cP
^Y)
(
To hi heavy, -weighty. To find a. th. heavy, painful,
J^^\ A —
difficult, hai'd.
Weightiness. Gravitation. jii Hardness of hearing. Charge of a household. Juil ^ J2j
Luggage. Valuables. Men and genii. Weight, burden, load.
o!^l JuJi ^ jii
1
iUjj si?jj <>^iJ -^s; Heaviness, weight. Slugxx^j ui) gishuess. Numbness. -^ Tediousness, load.
(i^SJj *»UJj U2J o wiJiJj
(ccin).j3i;^
^ J5U
perceive quickly,
overtake, to
Serious
(illness).
man ).
Important
th.
(
).
sedate.
Slow
Crushed under a burden. Overweighed. Dull. Drowsy, Piece of marble used to fasten
jsS/i
Dull
(
Grave,
To become
To
lose (her
n
>UJj ^Isd a J%J
mother). d'prive (a mother) of
-S-
acid
Loss of a child
a <JuCj
u'a -^
,
sui'pass a. 0. in skill.
To
5
—
strike a. o. with a spear.
To
vie
with
cleverness.
To
a. th.
jj
fi>
a. 0. in
To
^jmj
^u
Ciui j ^isCli surpass a. 0. in skill. zf
well educated, improved, disciplined.
^;It 7
struggle, to contend.
Very
intelligent
woman.
state of a
;
^•
jfeJl
j'
j^Jj JfcJ
children.
Deprived of a child, JlfeCj a friend.
oy^h J^^
Depi'ived of her child
(mother). Deprived of
sti-aightening lances. Skill. Intelligence, penetrative mind.
Vi?ry clever.
ijt\ju
^jjj jcs
Very strong ^aJjj
Brought up.'weU bred.
To be
mother bereft cf her
^JuSj
heavy,
..^Sii
^U^ o ji; -» be momentous business. sJujj
weighty. To To be slow, dull (man). To be hard (ear, word). To be very seriously iU. y^ — To weigh a. th. with fi, o JSj the hand. To outweigh a. th.
^
^
JfXil
a. th. heavy, *_, j jU weighty. To burden, to overcharge. To double (a letter). To load, to overcharge a. 0. To ic jif crush a. o. To be troublesome for.
To make JiS'\XA
y.
Ji&(i> j
,
J^
children.
depriving a mother
her child). To be incessantly
iifcii;:
(of
*_, y
C-SO
^^Ci
^
To track a. 0. place).^ C^a^feJj —
occupied about.
To remain in (a Middle of a way track of a ;
of
Ci3_J
(vinegar).
:
(her child).
Fhght
find,
Intelligent, clever. Sharp.
Gold coin.
Any cause
C'~''
Struggle. Instrument for
Weight of a balance. j^liiJ^ ^ Jui» Weight erjual to one dirhem and
child
uiJ a
(vinegar).
To sliii
carpets.
To
fi>
To meet a. 0. To ovei'come
To become
(hoi'se).
half.
jj
rear, to bring up a. o.
Tedious, jiij
difficult.
»-
Ui< a
or a. th.
a. 0.
To straighten Burdensome,
,
clevei", skilled.
to be skilled in an art.
To
tro ubl eso ra eness.
Heavy, of full weight
'
(star).
Tunnel, narrow
be intelhgent,
To
buried in the earth.
Weight,
Drill.
To
The deadJuJVl
soil.
Fuel, tinder.
Piercing through. Penetrative (mind). Shining Red-faced (man). pass. Sagacious.
Gravity. Crime. Importance. Treasui-es of the
)Z
Hole. Canal, pipe, tub 2.
^^
road.^^sO
^X^-
^^
To eat heavy dishes. jjU To overburden a. 0. (weight, f jijl debt). To oppress. To crush a. 0. (illness, sleep).
To be
sluggish, dull.
jji^
^
A) Night-shade (plant).
oUIjj utJip
Thirty.
pigeons. Barracks. Colours. Flock.
To drain off (a well). A o D^ * To fill up (a well). Trinity. To overthrow (a wall), »j y(jjj y^ — to scatter. To destroy (people). o^lu u ^ o5 C" They ai'e ruined; their jA^J^ D*
^
c.y>U-
Trinity (three Persons in one God). Doctrine of the (The Holy) Trinity. Third.
o^diJ
fi>
'
:;;)
'
Thirdly.
Oj'u
Trebled. Tei-tian (fever). Trian-
^.ii.
gdar. Triangle. Reduced to
the
third (wine). Three-pointed (letter).
y
Right-angled triangle. S cJ^ Acute- angled triangle. iG- c^^ — Trigonometry. otti^i Comp.sed of three. Threeo>ii/» angled. Reduced to the third part.
To snow.
.v;l)| c-i-i^b
,'^
o r-U
^
(^ky).
power has been destroyed.
To have plenty of wool. ^1 To repair, to mend a. th. A— To be decayed, to fall in ruins, jlij To be poured forth. j-j^ To rush upon. ip — Decay, ruin. jl;^ ^ iij jij Flock of sheep. Wool. ^}yoJ ju ^ yl ,
Mud extracted from a well. Multitude of men. To rebuke, to blame s Cjj
lU
^\j -Hr disparage, to slander, to cai
To trust in. a. 0. To jl j »_, i^.^ o r-iJ To be covered with snow (earth). ^^ lumniate. To expel a. o. — To lose o.'s wits. To notch, to dent, to turn a. th. To be refreshed, calm ^.i;1j Qj a r4j upside down. (mind). To be dirty, broken. Qj a ^0 To be benumbed with cold. To ^.ti -^ Slander, backbiting. Calumny. ^Jij become frozen, cold. Worn out (old man). ^!Aj1 ^ wJj To cool, to ice, to freeze Dishonoured, blamed (person). j^Ij_j — *— (a drink). Stones and earth. ^CA ^ wUlj >Ju'y To cool, to cheer a. o. To Detractoi", slanderer, calums ^itl ^^1 u become snowy (day). To reach the niator. fi>
•<>•
snow
(traveller).
^
Cold as snow (water).
Snow. Ice
;
^
^Jc ^
dealer in snow.
^y,)
Snow-white.
'j-
Ice-house. Snow-drift.
Covered with snow, with ice.
-i^
^^
a
ji^Ii;;
^^
Cooled
il^l
liu a
Ab *
a /J
C.L-
triplicate.
-«-
boi!ing).To
-^
(a
Jjj C-U Jj -aTo make a breach fi>
).
i
,
,
;
;ii7j
tu
i
—
to
the
th.
^o
fi>
thrice.
To
third (by
mark a letter with thi-ee To hold the doctrine of the
Trinity.
To become three, thirty in number.^ljl Three. cjVJ j> V"^ Thirteen. ^ii^A^ > ^iS iS^ c^j3j
o^jM
,-
cA^J -^^
Oy^
^l;
Thrice, three times.
of
Tuesday. -U^vSlj 'U5U)I Large ornamental writing. 'jjif Three and three. cii'j
v/ater-worn).
Notch (in a blade, vessel). Breach (in a wall).
a. o.
To
To make a. To do a. th.
(liquids)
Third part.
in a wall.
To be dented. Ji}\j Jijj (jj a To be blunted (sword ) (brink .
To
reduce
(date).
or fi-om third.
arrive third in a race (horse).
points.
Fallen to the ground and split
blade, a vessel
a. th.
—
(the head).
To notch
part of
To become the
triangular.
Apathetic. Dull.
To break
^
Ci;:
y;
v^
Calumniator. Demon. v'^--;j Cause of blame. Vice, wJ^U^ ^ *r_ii* To take the third fi>j s (ijj o o'u -^
J3
o^
Triliteral (verb).
'^,"^,1
b
(^
JFruit-biaring (tree). Kidnej' b -an. Fruit of the sorrel. "^
y^^
Usufruct, use.
jCiXLl,
Productive, numerous.
Pivductive,
To
fruitful..
jyi^i
*
j^
j^
Useful.
satui'ate (cloth)
Cci o
/^
-ft-
with dje. To shade (a stutf ). To break a. th. To dye (the hair) with (henna). ^_,>6 —
To get drunk, intoxicated.>l»; a J«i To stay, to abide. V_^'j '^' o Jii To remain (water). To assist a. o. To feed (or- Aj s — phans). To leave (a remainder). To froth, to foam (milk). jj\ To iuebriate a. o. (drink). s — -ft-
i
Remainder of ^i'Jj water (in a vessel). Froth of milk.
Manager
*i^
iJL*jj iiijj
iilij
of a tribe's busi- yj^\ Ji^j
jj
To pick up. To collect. * C^< To heap up ( things ) To
V
"*^
repair
a. th.
To pluck up (the grass ewe).4 To grow o'd, weak (body). :
Repair, restoration.
V V
* -
Here, over there. c ^
Therefore, on that account. His good and bad qualities. iijj iU He does not possess t>'j Vj ui wUiJ V
a farthing. Then, afterwards. Moreover.
cUj v
Handful of dried herbs. *^ Old man. rc^j Picking up every thing, lii»j %i* good or bad, little or much. Panic-grass. Plant used ^yjiJ,i ^ij for stopping holes.
To
ness.
Intoxication. Abode.
Shadow.
Intoxicated.
jij
Jc^^J JtJ
Prone to, fond of, iu love with. Sour milk. Large cistern. Basket of palm leaves. Shep-
mud
herd's bag. Slime, soft
To take the eighth part of
valuable
s
Jl.
—
j^ iUii iiii/.
of a well.
u^
o
^
-S-
goods.
a. o.'s
To become the To b3 precious
eighth.
C.;i
cr^b
SjUj
o
i
—
^'
a. th. to
^ in-
the number of eight.
To discuss the price of. To be eight in number. To give to a. o. the price
fi>
^Q j^]
A
Jj 5
—
i
To
dig'ifc
aiij-b
-CjIj
iij b cA'
Eighteen,
s;^ ;
part.
Eight and eight. Eighth. Eighty. Eightieth.
o
-ui
i
-»•
;
a. o. ii^j
^
sjij j:J
summer. Thamoud. Tribe of ancient Arabs. Drained (water). Ruined i^ii» through his prodigality (man). Antimony used as collyrium.aiii^ ju}l. dui'ing
^^
To
Ij^ o J,J rich (man).
fructify, to bear__,ijb
fruit
(
tree
).
To get
,
increase (wealth). find or
fruitful.
Eighteenth.
llx-ii
up (a hole for water). To exhaust a. o. (expenses) j oil a she-camel (milking). To go to a water-hole. x^\j owl. To request a favour from s oiiJ-lf
To To
of a. th.
Value, price, Eight.
Thi eighth
feed a. o. with *j 5 *C5 a til -Sgreasy dishes. To break up a. th. To ba smashed, broken. *ii^\ To mix a th. ft, ^^ij rrJ^ -SManufacturer of variegated cloth.!p_»i>I
Puddle di'yiug up
(th).
To value, to appi'aise a. th. A To assigQ the price of. To render a. th. octangular. To crease
c^\
Calumny. Backbiting. Nick, indentation.
ifc
to render a. th.
< To
4>
-ft-
J;j
jJjL^i
enjoy the use of pro-
perty. nip
"ij^Xj
_^j^S ^\S
ProjcMj jj; p^rty, profit, income.
Fj-uit.
A
fruit.
'
rr.>.
Knot at the end
^ jj
jii;
sZi\yJ
^r
XJ^
of a whip. Tip (of the tongue). Skin of
(
the h3ad). Child, progeny.
;
^
Y»
Action of praise. Central incisor. Path, narrow-pass in a mountain. Repetition. Praise. Putting (of "C^ a noun) to the dual number
Deuteronomy.
dual.
;
Two. OJSiJj Twelve
Cn^-J
^ C>^c1j\j
xSiJ 'JuJ
cAzJJ, jt
Owl
J^l
Other, the others.
j^
-^
Monday.
ojiJ'Vl
:QU ^ oU
Second. Secondly.
Second
'^>\
JL^ a
^
cnJJlj
(of time).
^
Joist,
i;;i;j
Cju
^
«J,lJ
c^Ky
stop-plank.
Exception, exclusion.
y
Exceptional.
Second string of a
Winding
lute.
oU/S
(of valleys, rivers).
l>^ Knees
Bent. Folded" double.
-^
Doubled. The dual number.
Marked with two
^ su^ j.
points
(people).
To
collect (water).
To
rise
return.
recover
To turn back Cl^l.
o^b
t-iljlj
man),
-jl
^^ J^
— '^
-^ '^^
Fetlock on a horse's foot.cnJ ^ :dJ To smell bad (meat). tiJ a cm
— -fi-
To fold, to bend a. th. /b uU Ji -STo bind a. th. To conceal (hatred). To deter a. 0. from cfoing ^e. fi>j s — a. th. To avert a. th. from. He has struck him tjij l,iij *L\£ — i
a second time.
He
is
^l Vj
unable to walk
jJj V
any more.
Te bear rancour double, a th.
Jj-u«
To put
dual nmnber.
reiterate
(an action).
(a noun)
J5
A
Jj to
To repeat, To mark
(a
with two points To pi'aise. To blame a. 0. j* Jilj Ji letter)
To be doubled, folded, reiterated. ^Ij To strut about. To incline <,lJi j —
— To be doubled. To be bint dov/n. To bow down. CC^ —
goods back.
Clothes. Gar- ^''y\i ^\'J'\j
vQ v> »r
ment. Moi'als. Behaviour. \N''oman's
gown. Pure-hearted, of good cha-^CJ)l
^ly
Scapular of Our Lady.
v'^?' urJ^ slciJI ^'jj
JJlj
J,L"I^
To deviate, to swerve from a. th..^^[ To .except To exclude, to ^ J.i-S-11 set a. th. aside.
To make an
exception
for.
Fold (of clothes). Bend.
Winding
(
of a
river).
[& j\
s
—
^ Jj Coils (of "a 'ufl
snake).
meantime. ^j i .Cjl J meanwhile. Reiterated, repeated action. Cjj ^ J,j Seaond in rank cli ^ oCUJj — secondary. Unsound, wrong. Praise, encomium. Dispraise.ji;;!^ '(J Two and two. Ji^j fV'J Cutting ^(:j]j oCjJj 'Cj ^ tJ j> In the
his first old
racter.
Vicious, of bad morals. •^
(old
(to God). J(^
health. To ba cured. To recover o.'s senses, wits.iiip Cll. — To requite, to reward a. o. 5 t_)p To call to prayer. ^-^-' ~ To retribute, to com- Aj 5 ^lj\ U^\ pensate a. 0. To restore a. 0. to health (God). To fill (a trough). To add a supererogatory prayer ^j^Sj (man). < To gain a reward. To ask a reward from a. 0. i ,_jOitJ,l. To recover (health). To claim a— o.'s
To be worn out Dry herbage.
cjw caw
the body in walking.
(dust).
To To
,yJiA -^
(th.).
Appraiser, valuer, estimator. Octagonal. Poisoned. Fevered. Of eight feet (verse). Appraised.
in the
Verses of the Koran. Windings j u^ of a valley. Excepted. Exceptional. Ji_5l>» To gather o}b ijyi C>" o v^^ ^
c^ t}3
Eighth part.
— To
letter).
(
(^
Precious, valuable
p.ljli'Vl
Biliteral (noun).
)
Valuation, estimation, appraisement.
teeth
'^
when three
yeai-s
animal);
when
(cloven-hoofed
six years old (camel).
Eulogy. Praise. Panegyric.
uJ ^
:uiJ
'
To gather against aad
ill-
J^
ic
To accumulate and cover a. o.jc ( dust ). To rush and surround
Call to prayer.
To be taken
-^
Meetiug-place.
jy^[
of bees,
J^j
Throng, rabble.
iij^;
*)j(,Cj1 'i^^
dy
-r
''^'y
J>^' dizzy,
-*
with staggers (sheep). Giddy, sluggish ((man). Garlic,
-«
A^ garlic. Sword-hilt.
of
Jj oj A \jyj to settle (in a place). To be buried. halt,
To
detain
a, o.
(
i\'^
i
^s'^
^
'^sy
j
in a
5
%.^
iSy
o
4
a, 0.
^
~
^
^gjj'
s^j'
Stones set up as a way-mark. Enclosure for cattle. tSJj "Cj^j yVj Inhabitant, Host. *j_,u^ jlj Guest, Captive. Guest-room.
Dwelling, lodging
;
inn,
xsy
__jCi;:
^
ys'_^
To be separated from
lSi3j .^p -Hher husband (woman). Separated from oCaj ^ ^jSiij k_.Aj her husband through divoi'C6 or death (woman). Married man. Any not virgin.
Dog's grass.
Hemp,
To
sink in the ;
flax.
Whip.
Pearl-borer. Pearl-fishery.
j^-j jj^
j^j oj (irj
^
—
-^
mud
in a soft
'iiji^
dt'jj d.'^
body
^'J i
^^
o
-ii-
(finger).
To
rise, and Cljyj (jJ^J 'jy jl; -« spread in the air (dust, locust). To take his flight ( bird). To be .shak'-n (th,). To be moH|»l (soul). To be roused (anger). To be stirred (quarrel). To be kindled (war). To break out
(disease, pimple).
To rush on. To assault a, 0. Ji j| t_j — To raise the (dust).5j jt jliS-Llj jlfl^ jy To stir (war). To start a wild beast from its den. To investigate, to ina.
To attack a, To be raised, Whirlwind
in (a house).
Furniture. House utensils,
woman
^ij^j
quire after
place).
To stay (in a place). To lodge, to entertain
i_,iy
Ba.sket for carrying earth.
(foot)
gers.
To
^ij^ vij^
i.'^j oClS
Reward.
with vertigo.
A head
^.^i^
JQJI^
Vertigo, giddiness. Swimmingjy_, J'J in the head. Disease of sheep. Stag-
Seized
good
Dealer in clothes. Outfitter.
be giddy.
Swarm
(especially for
a. o.
(crowd).
To
Reward
works). Honey. Bees. Rain. Retribution. 'i^[j
treat a. o. (people).
th.To
0,
Taurus
(the ground).
of dust,
«y^,J jf^-J
jj^
j^J
stinted (dust),
Davra-light, Bull.
till
s \j\'y,j ejj\iJ>
cj^yj
jilsi
yjj
>j'-^iJ S^'y^
-TT
—
Sy
-(zodiacal sign). Stupid, dull
man). Pimple. Cow. Excitement. Revolution, Sj^ Multitude of men. Ji>_fJI o'Sj' ' Raised (dust). Fit of angei", Ju He has lost his temper. V}^ JQ Uproar. j\'y Country abounding in oxen,
y,
z^,\j
Sj^
To flow (water), (s.'J o ?Ij To be seized '^'iji yj{j V^y a Jj
-{^
^
with staggers (sheep). To be crack-brai- V>' o Jl5j V^J a JJ ued, mad, possessed by a devil, giddy.
To swarm
(bees),
J^li
YT
(
>r
)
c To impregnate (a palm-tree).* Cu^ To escape, to fly. To shrink. ^l^ To be white-footed (horse). To vie with a. o. s CCa-j yVV* vWin beauty, etc.
To marry one another's
sister
(two men). To puc on an upper gown.
W
L)b,j
call
L.-?-1j w-4?'
*rr?t J *—
^^
camels to water by
uttering the cry
sell
^ \^\^
^ '^'^0 '
CU
a v'lf
Navel.
(j\^ a
:
load).
conceal
'b'^4j
%>
'''^r^^j
a 'C» -^
sudden, a. o.
ip
—
(snake,
wild beast). shrink, to desist
To di"aw back
from. recoil
^
from
a. th. (eye,
\'j^rj in fear,
WTo~
sword).
To bring forth truffles (soil). To conceal a. th. To extinguish truffles,
^b sW
J
«'^?- «•
Hollow of stagnating water.
Red
truffles.
Cowardly, dastardly man.
Land
full
of truffles.
Idol, ^^'itchcraft.
Wizard.
Powder magazine.
War
vUsIa-
-Is
ammunition. Cartridge-bos.
Gunpowder-room a ship.
ijU a
in
vO*^'
— —
J[f
J'^j J»ji'^
To be choked by. To heave from fear, sorrow (soul). To ba
o
\j^ a j:f -^ Ci,^ a o^L,* "^ restless.
of the mind. Soul.
j^'^
Firmness. Fear. Breast. Thick (man).^^^^^^. ^ j-^^)->Party of men. Portion of the night. To throw down. To ^j )i \i\y a -Sfrighten a. o. To uproot (a tree). To halt, to be lame. CvU a Ji> -ir Hyena. Wolf. Bulky. S^t^-'j jbi
oU
(a fire).
Red
Ji^
^
Fat, stout.
Commotion
«
jU
Call for help.
To come upon a. o. of a To come out against
To
a
tation). Copious rain.
o.'s self.
-S-
QU
Tall (grass); luxuriant (vege-
To
oU
under a burden. To carry about news. To be overburdened. a d^f ^'^ To be terror-stricken. To overburden (a camel s ollil
a bag. Tripe. Leather-basket
Drum.
^_j\i.
^^1 ijU sluggishly
To low (bull). Oj^J OV To beseech, to entreat a. o. To grow, to spread (grass).
for navvies. Pi.
^
ochre.
To travel. To bicome fat. w?»r?- * Stomach of ruminants ^.a-C?^ vr *^^?4?u.sed as
T ^»^
-Ju
Onager. Thick and rough. Red ochre. Earning, gain. Lion.
To walk
-i^
j>. jj..
To abstain from. Breast of a bird. Stern of a ship. To acquire (wealth). To
'^^b *—'^r£ T ^-^ Cis^orn. Pit. -^ Bush, shrub. Upper-gown with ^(^,j >-^ ?r *?? very full sleeves. Eye-bone. "V\^hite hair from the wA-ftij feet to the knees of a horse. Dearth. ^'^J vQ'? Having white hail* from his feet to his knees (horse). Eunuch. ell.
To
To be bay (horse). ;^j sj^ai a J\-i- '* To mend (clothes). To hold ;b ijW — back a. th. To watch over a flock. To cover, to conceal a. thTo be of a brownish colour. ^\^ a 'j>Brown, colour dark Brown, bay. ;
-^'^.^
To
a.
m/iv
Sj^Lai
^
J\^\
To a, » u,: o L.» -^ o. To overcome a. o.
cut off a. th.
emasculate
red, dun.
J^ To become dry
(bread).
SjC
O
«n?"
Thick. Hard. Avaricious. Vile. Dry bread. Unleavened bi'ead.
To go
Oil
Piaster.
proudly.
tr4?^
^^Ij
,
c^4» -«
fellow.
r
tor?--> y-^V?-''
u-*?:
To
accuse
y^ o
i
-i^
positions for a. th. (God).
Thick. Court-yard. Blunt (sword ).j^ Large bowl. Numerous tribe. Natural o:A^>. rr *^j,^?»j ~^j *i^
Complexion of the body.
Mountain. Misei*.
^i. jlij
Ju>j
iJCJ-j
JCJ.1
^
—
j:j.
Chief.
Gibraltar.
Mount Hermon.
JCo. o
a. o. of
To become^Jij
_^ij
being proud.
set (bone).
green again (tree). To recover from illness to Jci»-\j — recover from destitution, to regain wealth. To be reinstated in a former state.
To behave insolently, ijroudly. To show pride, haughtuiess towards
To
jj0 jt
—
a. n.
recover wealth.
-'j?«i^l
Setting of a bone. Constraint. jyf Pride. King. Slave. Aloes-wood.
Algebra.
^ijl
J^j -
Art of setting broken bones. SjC* Bandage. Truss. JC> ^ »Jlri>) 'J^, Splints. Silver bracelet.
Might. Power. dj'J^^j •^/j'vi-J >^JJ)>Pride. Greatness. Leather bag. ( for oj^^i- ) s3i-» •<> S^
V
^
jk
U
cn?-'
-^
Bread. xi* ^ ^.V?-j yS^- yj Powerful. Proud. Giant. S^ji-i ^ jC* Pitiless (heart ). The Most" Powerful (God).Tyrant. Young and lofty palmtree.
;S>_j
2*
cn»
Sect of fatalists. Insolence.
cn^
Middling ( for j. ^jj ) l5j,CoJl ^ in wealth, talents. Simple, good
be a coward.
To become
^0
stout (man).
Cowardice, faint-hearted-
xJCij oj*
ness.
Cheese.
yv^ J^\
To
rant. -.La-
To accuse a. o. of cowardice. To curdle (milk). To fmd, to hold s oc>lj d\>\j milk).
To be
s
s
as honest.
Compulsory. Urging on forcibly. Ty-
faint-hearted.
(
i^^ii Jy>
a. o.
a. o.
Setter of broken bones,
Essential.
Body of a man. To be low-spirited, ^C.>j Cal
To curd
—
Portfolio.
Echo. Snake. Calamity. Movmtaineer. Highlander Relating to a mountain. Inborn, implanted by nature.
a. o. to
5 Jy>-\i
:
—
To go, to come to a moimtain. j^l To be thick iu make. To reach the rock by digging. To be spiritless (poet). To be disappointed. To enter a mountain. j^^j
Dry tree. Numerous company.
Jt
converse kindly with
To oblige To consider
Jif a. th. To mix (clay with water). To give to a. o. inborn disic 5
disposition.
do
former state.
->
;
o-it^-' er-Wb ^j-yt^ s
a. o. to
a. 0.
Bad chap.
form, to create.^j
restore
a. th. forcibly.
To
Bear's whelp. Ill-famed.
To
).
,
^A
Worthless
a broken bone
To be reduced j^\j Oje^j 'jjr?- o _n» (broken bone). To be restored to a
Wicked. Coward.
kind of water-melon. Lime-kiln.
(
To compel
-
lime. Bear's cub.
hai"d.
set
a. o.'s business.
Gypsum. Sulphate of
Thick,
To
(man). Surgeon. Setter of bones. Set (bone). Compelled. Gabi'iel
Ji^^j
JJ^jI/j?;j
J^^ J^?^
J^J'^ H
(the Archangel). ?,''.
,-j
'
To
cut, to sever a. th.
fi>
\'j^ o -)Jf
-K"
.
taugled and soft 'hair); dense (tree).
To
I'uffle its
(bird).
(plant).
feathers from cold Dli>l
To become tall and tangled To become irritated and J~?j ji> jii
tree.
i[i>
y,
Fallen leaves. Catholicos,
ii\i.i.
laJ
(L^
^
JcPW-j
3^, ^
Patriarch of Eastern Christians. To recline on C^j CJ^ \ o J>.^ the chest ( man, beast ). To perch (bird). To become tall (corn). To be half-spent (night).
Hare.
-V^
Night- nare. Reclining on the
^yU-
jSjJ.^
^^
;r
v W-J
~
j'J^i
Body, the whole person Resting-place of a bird ilii:
i
U*
heap of
Ju
j/_^l
^i ^ S^i^j Tomb. The whole body. Person. Requital. Amount.
JGj
^ i'^:^^
'CisT
'^ j -^ ^ oU
Hercules {comtell).
a -r^^
^
o^-
avaricious.
To be scanty
To become strait ( circumsTo be dry (earth). To abjure o'.s ^j a ii>fc>j lak» a J^jf faith. To deny (a right) To disown (plarity.
tances).
.
contradict
a. o.
Scantiness, povei'ty.
^
Ci>-
\
^li
forehead.
in front (beast).
forehead. Lion,
collect (taxes
2
—
oi^j ak>j jkf
),
To
(water
collect
in a reservoir).
To
prostrate (in
fall
\_
prayer)
To
sell
seed-produce (before
vA?
maturity).
To choose a. o. To find out. To extemporize a.
*_,
f>l 'Sff
th.
Reservoir,
^\'yi. ^ -Cj^j ^'i^S tank, Watering-trough.
^ t^
Tax. duties. oGC*. ^ x;C> Tax-gatherer, Locust. x',,\^ ^ ^G. cut
off.
To
A
o5»lj Ua^'o i^' ,
-ft-
pull out (a tree).
honey.
of bees
'^
mixed with
Wax.
Remains of bees
in honey.
locust. Envelope of
Dead
-^
a date. Hillock.
Person. Corpse. oCu' Ij ^i* ;r *^ Palm-tree grove. Shoot of palm- ^^y--^ tree.
Gardener's trowel.
To
(a benefit).
To
*
—
'i
*
Broadness and beauty of the
Remains
Chief.Generous lord. ^..j.G.>^ t-Q-^^ To become poor fman). \'j^J. a j»ji. -ii-
be
^
To lower (the head). To dislike (water).
To
a. th.
Perdition.
To
it.
receive a. o. harshly.
-?5-
stones.
To sci'utinise a. th. To hasten towards To abstain from.
To
To y
one opposite the other. Kneeling. Squatting.
Kneeling. Squatting,
wares (winter). To come to (water) without means for drawing
fine
\>:a V.^
JsTj
squat upon the toes.
;
jJu*:
Cemetery. Dairy. Place full of cheese. Cause jii-jS of cowardice. -<» Curd. To strike a. o. on *j s (^ a
^^'ho has a broad and
To sit knee to knee -with a. o. To make a. o. to kneel. j To sit upon the knees, to squat
Hillock
,
Coming
SliTggish, dull (man).
kneel, to
Coward, dastai'd. c;-:>j -CJ- ^ cU» Cowardly fellow. Cheesemonger, ^f,^:
cX^ ^X^
Keeping at home (man).
To
?- >^5~>
Forehead. Chief. In-oCa.j suit. Mansion of the moon. Ignominy. Chief of a tribe. >.jS!l-
chest.
Sedentary.
cA»-j l^?-b cn^'l
of the forehead.
Desert. Plain of great extent.
ready to fight (man). Tufty, thick. Dark.
Big ant. Bushy
Forehead, Side
oU*>«j
drive (the clouds
:
A
:JUf
i
wind).
To be
;J^j
il
C^
o
jVj
^iat^*
^^
a
Ye
(
To To
away
destroy, to carry
To exhaust
a. th.
rain (people
Denial. Negation. Disowning.
(a well).
fate),
:
s
-
Torrent. Diarrhea. Death.
To throw scold a.
To meet
a. o.
disowner, apostate. Disowner. L'ngi-ateful. Lusty youth.
To
great numbers. Numerous army. Man J?U? of high rank. Lip (of hoofed animals). jjGna:^ in
a. o.
z
J^^ j
,
iiist^
^
Jv'>^^
o%-j>j
jit^
fire).
JGtai
up » (J^ a To open (the eyes).
and
stir
^t^ To ba intense ( fire). To cast a piercing look at. To abstain. To depart from. To burn with desires. To be
j,^.f
pangs
-ii-
a ^9*>
^
Jr^ J^l^\
^S^
(heart).
Ardent fire. Hell-fire. sely hot (place).
Hell. Inteu- ^^-nf
(coal). Affray.
feed (o.'s
is
Thick of
^^.]j
^j
(^jf.
a
^jf
family) scantily.
Mean.
Weak
(
plant
).
o??-
To
in ^i^lj
burrow
its
*
iy»v
^— A
of a celebrated wit.
iOf-t
i^
on the ground from \i^j.\ '^J. -^ fatigue. To go from one place to another. -^ To be luxuriously atti-
To boast vainly, to humbug. Luxury. Sumptuousnesa To widen fi> J^,^\j ^.fj -« red. D
"^
,
the orifice of (a well). valley.
—
* J^S.
(beast).
^>.>
Hole of a
%'J^J^
"i'S*-^,)
jt*»'t -r
Womb.
Burrow.
Refuge. Lurking-place.
To
skin, to
scratch
jj it
the skin).
(
^-*j
^
_,9.G..i
J^^^J'
^*
CJ.^ a
To
oI3>-?-'
Buttocks.
-ft-
To
kill a. o.
make a mark (on a wall). To repel a. o.^ 5 C-li>j>. j iliui^U excoriate.
To
a Q.W
jJ^
a
scratch (the skin). To drive a. o. back. To defend o.'s self against a. 0.
Young colt. •<>•
1^
«-
j j.>\>-
oU.^,j ^rU* ^
ass,xl;i>. J
Gazelle.
J^>J>-
Thickness, roughness.
Ass, fool, stupid. '<^y>^i j-y^-^ -^
Filly of the ass.
To have
tt
~
lii-jf
J-ih^
oa>j
Headsti'ong, self-willed.
lie
Large
To be
Little donkey. (river).
To walk. To remain in (a place). To pull off a. th.
Name
To make
Trestle.
Tick.
Gihon
be rainless (sky).
from.
a fight. Hot (place). Having rod eyes. 'Uiti j> jj^\ Old woman. Termagant. j'J^i- ^ To be scantily fed. Cit^ a j>?>- -W-
lU-fed.
~
away. To
Cavern, deep hole.
To
Swelling of the eyes
To
j J>J>Si
drive a. o.
ces (unfruitful year).
reptile.
^
Burning
To
hole.
Unfruitful year.
\^^*> o J>v>-i , ^yt>-j Ui?^j
in
To draw back (man).
a time of dearth.
Poison, venom. (the
-ft-
J^
\'j>^
force up (a beast) into
its
J>W t ~ To
Beetle. Ciiief.
light
To
^^i. Jj^wv
put (people) in narrow circumstan-
water-.skin.
Lizard. Queen-bee.
To
(
ja-\>.
a -ftlizard, snake). To sink in
J^^Aj JJt^j
the head (eye).
^^ "^
%i4- a
hide in
its hole
down.
Large
i^i^ Barren (soil ). Dry year. jka^j ojkij ak* Of little value. Stingy. ji^Sj -^j ~
Deniei',
down. To
o.
To throw
)
a prominent (J&jk»- a
—
Ja»-j> -Tr
cornea (eye).
To gaze at. J[ ^j. To sweep away. To Ci^f a sJ^^ ^ carry off a. th. To strip off. To strike fi)
(the ball
:
player).
To incline towards. ^S — To wash away, to waste a. th.o ow-^1 To ruin ( people fate ). ( ton-ent To approach. To overburden a. 0. To fight with a sword. To Jo-\»^> ).
return (the ball
:
:
players).
jjlk
(
y-v
Grandmother. Brink. ol^ ?r e^f ISIai-k. Streak on the back oiijj. ^%jJasses. Way, manner. Djeddah. (to\Yn).
Bauk
Shore.
of a river.
^
%%>.
Dog-brake. Rag. Main road. Thoroughfare. *i|^ ^
sSv^
ijj.
Intertwisted boughs.
iljol
P
Rags. New. Newly made. Moilk>.' ^ jjo^ dern, recent. Unexpected ( death ). Great (man). Fat (she-ass). Old coin worth 9 paras. Surface of the earth. The day and the o'ofVlj oljjoiSI nigh'.
Applyh^g himself zealously j j^^j i\^ to. In earnest, serious.
Happier. Dry (breast, udder). Lop- 'of 1 eared (ewe).
Waterless
(desert). Small-
-\t>-
breasted (female). Cricket.
^
-^^ *
-^ j?^ Qj* v'-^ "^ To be struck with barrenness uja0j ,
tij'j^ O
^-I'^J^J
i
(soil).
To
dispraise, to
disapprove
s Cliu> o
fi>j
or a. th. suffer from dearth (people).
i
^'j>-
a. o.
To To hi droughty
(year).
To
i_ia>1
no
find
hospitality (people).
To To
shameful
fit
to.
^,1
Drought. Droughty year. Vice,
Barren -if-
iJtioi
yjj^
,.^j^j ^jj^
(jjbe^j i^jj».j
Stupidity. Madness.
jjj^
'Gui
^ ^'^\
Unfruitful, unprofitable (land).
tjiaW^
(soil).
BaiTen (ground). ^-Mad, crazy.c_yj^ Cricket. Small locust. <-j-^Vj t_<^'
^
Grave. Tomb, ojollj ola»1 ^ ooi To mix, ifc ^ji^Sj ^a>lj <>.'jj. a ^of ^ to beat (floui", a medicine). Instrument for mixing. Name ^ok" of a star. Setting stars foreboding -liljl ^j:^>J' ,
rain.
To bloom
(tree).
sprout (plant).
wiiti
i
"J^
w«-?-^j
wii^
>-i^J
^^
To upset (a vessel), a i^^ o G-.^ -STo be crooked (old man). L>. ~ To be upset (vessel). ,J»^^j To be respectable, impor- iS^ of tant (man). To be serious, grievous -tJ-
i
(affair).
To
cut out (a garment).
To
cut
A—
off (a fruit).
To be new, newly jJLtS. )j s j* — made (coat). To endeavour to. To exert j ijb. o i — o.'s self in. To acquire credit ( araongst). To act in earnest. To hasten (the pace). To ascertain a. th. To succeed in (an affair). ^_, a3ijl5i^ai> To restore, to renew to do ^ ii^ a. th. up like new. -^ To repeat, to reiterate. To commence a. th. anew. To bring a law-suit against J y Sf^ i
a. o. on.
To become smooth (road). ji>l To restore, to make a. th. anew. * — To put on (a new garment). To settle a. th. To renew ( a compact). To perform a. th. zealously, and J — To dyjij!^ To be made new (gai'ment). To renew a. th. To undertake fi j^f^[ be renewed, (compact).
(udder).
a. th.
anew.
Good luck
Barren, bare
Uk>
snore.
Snoring. Boasting. Proud. Braggart.
— To
(land).
F.
'~i»i^ J lioia. J
To
assiduously.
fiod (a land) barren. find it
U9i> a
boast.
;
jl>.IV
Hard and even ground. v_ill»lj
)
1
To l^'j^ o/o^ -^ Te be covered with
;
chance. Wealth.
a>
Greatness. Brink of a river. Serious endeavour. Painstaking.
jl»
Earnestness. Haste. Unavoidable(puuishment).
Extremely learned man. _J\^ Much. Extremely. Seriously. Grandfather;
i>. ;^ii
|S»
i\j^'\j Zi/j^^j i/jJ-
^ af
sire.
Ancestors, forefathers.
ila>1
Happy, lucky. •^j^^W'J Shore. Abundant, or scanty
Very lucky man. Smooth and hard ground, Thin sand.
-^t:^^-)
'-^
(well). ji»
^jl>j iioi'l
—
^ ia»
—
Y)
^^
Mangled (nose, ears).pa:>^ .UJ» ^pj^l
blisters
Scalpel.
behind a wall.
P?*^
Lop-eared
?r
by
(ass). Cx-opped
?-^^ ^.o^
cattle (plant). -fi-
\
A—
oar.?.
—
^— A
oa> liosT
^i^aU^
^
.Jla':>
"'
Having the legs cut
sprout
*
oja?/i vj^'
i
o
Jaf
«
Ja>j
-
(a rope).
grains and
its
To
Va^: a
.strong (gazeUe).To be quar-
relsome, contentious (man).
j;
-(f-
PL
Bones of the legs. Sharpness, acrimony in dispute. Ripe (corn, grain). Well-made sylJioilj ^/j,>. y.
the small- jj^jjjS--^j jj^
Jj^i.
iij^ soil,
iJ loijl
Hi'^Jj J\j^
sion. Scientific debate.
Twisted rope. Way, mood. Count j-y.
^ jj_j^ j;jo,: ^ ibj^ J'jJ.
jj^
jJi5>-Ij
jj^\
shoot forth (tree).
mal's neck. Sprout.
Wall,
j^
jjalj jOai ^ jl^J,tiO-'^>- ?r Inclosure, fence. -^ Manure, dung-hill.
Small-pox.
of,
^J,^ ^^af ->
'^yjt\
Worthy J
*l3i*j OjJj-aV^
jl ^j
^>>
:r
suited for, able to.
J ijbT ^
Walled garden. Country where small-pox Becoming
a. o.,
;jj
is
of ^
—
ejj^^
suitable to. J j/j^fj
Seized with small-pox.
Pock-marked (face). Rice and lentils (dish). Hard, firm. Dry blood.^^u. Uncultivated ground.
To mutilate lips. To cut
Sj^^'
oflf
^j^
^»\y^ ^
the nose,
—
jok^ij jZ-J^*
.<>
-^
iZ,i(>-
s (pLbT a p.a>
(a limb).
-H-
To withhold
a. o. a. o.
s
f^b 9^j ~
scantily.
To JjJ.
JaiJI ^\.ij J'j^
Pestle.
Contest, quarrel, discus-
a
(land).
Natural tumour, swelling jtlnil ^ jj^ caused by a wound. Bite on an ani-
To nourish
logism.
earth, the
OVaja»:
raging.
To knock a. o. down, fitj s f}j>-j Jo^ To plait (the hair). To dispute, to contend with. JiQ. To be thrown down. To JjbJij Joii fall down, To be twisted. To be strongly wound (rope). To discuss, to dispute togethei-. JiUj Hard. Strong. Whip. Jii^j Ja^fj S->4 Member, sinew. Jj^ 5r J-»^
Pole'.uics.
—
pox.
Inclosure for cattle.
(grain).
Jj
(vine).
Measles.
ofT.
twist strongly
uj
raise (a building).
Blasphemy, wiiUJ ^ ^ij-bJ Blasphemer. Ungrateful. ^-^ bird.
suited for,
have young trees
ja»1
Whip.
fit,
able to.
To ip
Bustle and clamour, uproar.
The
lja>
jof
To
ungrateful.
become
a
yj^]j jjj-j SjiV
— To
^jS-
j^^.
To bla.apheme against. To shout, to clamour.
To grow
conceal o.'s self
(plant).
To have
cut (bird). :
To
To sprout
To form Cijoai o
To send down (snow sky). To I'ow (a boat). To disown benefits. To be
Wing of a
To
wall, to inclose a. th. in
Te become
gazelle).
To propel (a boat) with To cut off a. th. To try to fly with its
Oar.
).
walls.
To walk quickly (man). \»j^ josT To walk with short steps (woman,
wmgs
To
hand
(
be poorly nourished
be mangled.
To have
;
to
(f.j^
a
po^
the nose cut
off.
To wish a. 0. to be maimed. i f.j^ To insult a. o. s tio?- j x^iU-i p.iWTo quarrel, to abuse o. a. f.i\»^ Mutilation (of the nose
Poorly fed
etc.).
(child).
Stump of amputated member. Bad year. Bad, unwholesome (pasturage).
f.a»
^o,:
xij^ ^,10?:
^\j^
!
YA)
(
J-^ Bit, fragment. Piece of
a garmeat.;!L>
Bit, piece, fragment.
State. Tribe.
Silver cuttings, clippings.
ol'illU i
from
To To
To
fi>
a contrary di-*
g.*
far
-
v^WJ
Brook, trench. Rubric Jj^j^ ^ Jj^ of a register, table of a book, fi'aming of a page. List, catalogue.
protract (a conversation).
be iittracted, dragged.
v-^^l
^|
away. snatch
di"ag, to
cari-y a. th.
by
off,
to
fi>
j
-
Table, sheet.
,_>a2>l.
Provided with a framing,rubrics. Jjlta*^ To bear fruit and be- C^Il^ o j^Jo. -Scome dry (palm-tree).
force.
Di'agging. Attraction.
^
Ecstasy, rapture, ravishment. Distance. Thread spun
To To
at one revolution (of the spindle). He fall into the cC-i^ Ji\j J oil valley of Jezabat.
He missed
(
prov.
)
to
mean
To
(an
S^j *jiW-
<^\JS.j i_/>G.
Having scanty milk having a protracted pregnancy (she-camel). Net of entangled hail* for cat:c;i!l> ;
ching larks. Dragged.
It is
I
-ii-
jji^J:J.\j jji^-^j
(a gift, a. th.
evil)
gift to.
o if o
\jj
wanted). To bring
\'j^
ic_j
s
-ft-
—
upon.
of
no avail to
Utility. Profit. Gift, present.
More useful, more advantageous, ^^oil To request of a. 0. 5 G oi ^s^ ^
out a. th.
i
To
extract the square or cube root of a number. eradicate.
To draw
j-^?i
* j-^b ~
a. th.
To be C"it off, uprooted. Root of (the ton- j/jj. ^
j'-^i
J^j
gue). Foot (of a tree). Origin.
JjJ.
Horn
Square or cube root of a
number. V.lld J ;>%._, ji)>:^ ji'j^j Jijij calf.
OJ^
Gift. Genei'al rain.
^jj^j,i fit
(of a cow).
—
thee.
To cut off, to trench, \j'S^ jj^ ^ To extirpate. To snatch. To root
out
oa>'l
To obtain a gift, a. th. wanted, ^joall To be of use to. To profit. jt" — To suffice a. 0.
Attraction.
Attracting, dragging,
To
A
To make a
from desti-
Fineness of the voice.
:
ask
Imprecation. Death
^—
curtail, to cut off a. th.
rise
tution to wealth.
his aim.
Attractive force.
J\^ ^ Jjbt* ^ Jla3i/»
J-i»j
Disputatious person. J^U-.a AVoven, twisted. Thin, slender. JjU^a To make ( a list, table, ^ij'j^ -ftcatalogue).
^j^3
*
drink (milk).
rection.
To To To
.vof pji
(matter).' Syllogistic. Caviller, disputei".
To grow weary.
pull a. th. in
^
Disputative man. Castle. J iu; fi"om
^ Joi^
J5G.I ^'j'i\
Quarrelsome (man), -jQs-j -Joa: Liable to be discussed, litigable
its place.
•^To stretch out the arms •.veariness.
Plait of hair.
kind of hawk. Breast-plate JjJ. strongly made.
To draw, to attract. Sj a C'Si i_ji> -KTo bring over. To extend a. th. To wean (a boy). To contend Aj 5 CIa> j if^i^ viWwith a. 0. in pulling. To remove a. th.
•<>•
A
ili>j ili>
yy^
a donation, To bleed (wound). Arith. Square number. Product of a multiplication. Kid. CapricornoC-Lv J Ma»j oil zodiacal sign). (
sS'^^S
')i>
^
j'j^
otj^j JJ^
To
cut.
Cut.
-ft-
•i!l>^
* iil
^ a)
a. 0.
^
s Lfi>1j
,
C jLv
^jl>
i
-S-
the tail roimd his
along.
drag
To
*i^j a. th.
^j
S \jf o
induce a.
o.
To
ij?-^.
^
-ii-
lead
fi>
a debtor.
To prevent a. o. j>-\ from .speaking. To slit the tongue of a youngling. To let ( the spear in the wound. To join a. o. in singing. To let (a beast) pasture freealong.
li
To be drawn, dragged, pulled. To ruminate (animal). To draw, to drag a. th. To pull, to draw a. th. A
^itjl^
In^
1^
A — 'J>c^\
-^To contract (a debt) little by To submit to a. o. Foot of a mountain. Basket.
little.
—
J
^»'
Burrow of (a beast). Genitive case. And so on, so forth. i^* !J'— Prepositions commanding -J^}\ oj^ the genitive. Mechanics.
JU_7 VI
'ji.
of pulling. Tribe, emigratings^a-
people. Cud.
Earthenware
Young sheep, a Strong vely young man.
Beam
jar.
Cud.^j
j\'j>.
^
"iji
Snare for gazelles. Perfora-j^ ^ S^ ted plate of iron used to sow wheat.
Crop of a bird. *~G?-,J *dlrt; Stream of water, brook.-^ Peg- jjjV> Drawer. Flat bolt. Restive (horse). Deep (well). j_j_^» Rope, camel's halter. s^'l ^ "^l/.j^ Sin, crime.
Numerous army
Jlj^i
^ oj/^ jl^
fully equipped,
Potter, c Pole of a carriage,
-tf-
Dra-
of a table.
and deadly yellow
scorpion.
Li-
^
f.li»
f.jjJ-
f.^'jJ-'\j
of a roof.
They dispersed on
To Hy
all
^Iv
^Ii»
\jLd
\
jlU Ij Cil^ Jj4 ^ To walk with short and quick
swiftly
(bii'd).
i
steps.
To To
cut
to curtail a. th.
OiT,
^
propel (a boat) with oars.
Wing. To b3 glad, Oar.
'-*i?^
t
A — —
/*
oI^ i
Ji:»b vl^ a Jii
joyful.
To stand upright. Jo^l^ .v/jLv o To cheer a. o. » Jli^l Stump of a tree, j/i^j Jlliil ^ Jjl> Summit of a mountam. Cheerful, gay. oVii ^ oVlifj JJ?To mangle. j* ^ofj C«lU ^iLi «• To cut off a. th. To be affected with Jj^> -^^j ^j^ i
elephantiasis.
To be mangled. To have
a
\j^J4
j>^
one hand cut off. To be cut off. jilifJb j^^ Root, trunk. ^lli?-b ^.jW « Vi* Stock of a family. Root of a tooth.
Fragment of a. th. cut off. Whip. Stunp of a hand cut off. Corn-ears
^
^lia-
"iXj^-
by the reapers,
left
iSji*
"O^j^-
gleanings.
^>' Name
Eel.
A small
t ('^
youtli.
sides.
To commit a crime, jt elj^^ a o — ' To pull a. th. violently. jji. To grant a delay to cjjJI 5 ^ib jW-
wer
^
old (sheep).pa3ll
u\*'-v»j ^li».
Palm-tree stock.
(
tive case.
Way
j tlLi a fX>-
jj^ To become two years
^_,
beast) gently. To draw, to attract a. th. To put a noun in the geni-
To drag
(an ani-
cut off
Voung, novice.
mate (pigeon). Root of a tree. pull, to
To
mal's) food.
from.
To drag
To
Y
(
S: Tu prevent
of a tribe
and of a king.
XijJL*
Elephantiasis (kind of leprosy). j,\j^ Affected with Jj^i j^J-U^j J^'^ elephantiasis.
Having
his
hand mu-
J'j^ ^ ^lUl
tilated.
Stump
of a hand, of ajUo*.
tree cut
off.
To stand
_j
jyj^
^
Root, beginning.
(^-i>b
,
ij^^j
erect, firm. Sjl_^
Burnino' coal, firebrand.
C'J^i
o
'
J*
-^
(A-
^jT uV^nj
Cultivated
v^' t ^ij->Measiu'e for wheat'. Measure of
field.
^'JJ'
-fy-
Deceiver.
0,G^
Knapsack.
v^-^
A Pe^
S.
rr
;^aj;i3»
"
Eel.
c^j^
-«-
^>'lj J'j.3 - ^tj? * meet together. To fall down from
gather,
to
a high place (man). the greatest part of. Root- Origin. Clod sticking to
X^y'j>-
j;i)| xi)'^.
loose
(
finger-
'^^
%.ji. a
^
To walk upon a hard ground.
Sealing-clay. Mud. Gnat.
To profit. To wound, to offend To disparage a
G-^
Olives very
1
ipe.
a
-
ji-,>-
^V?-j^j y>-j4- "^
j;
inspirit.
To embolden
a, 0,
To assume
-«-
5
—
take heart. To dare. To attempt a. th. against.
jalIjI
-
sil^iJIj
G-^
a ^ y> void (testimony).
made
wounds on
severe
inflict
:<
^'.>
]^j -^j ]'^\
boldness; to
boldness.
Boldness, daring
bravery,
;
^j
it
To venture upon. To show courage,
—
]^_':^~J.[
s^l^jij
sV^'
coura ge.
Go-ahead. Bold. Lion. >r^1 ^ 'j_^ for wild beasts, si^ ^ '^hj^ Audacious, hardy. 'jJi».!' To be scabby. To become C a Lj^i^ -^
F. Trap
To be wounded. To procure, to obtain a. th. To perpetrate (a crime). To be annulled (witness). Wound.
-rJi^A -^ >b
^S-t^l
^-^ai-^l
Cut, sore. 1^:^'
A wound
of un.
^
rusty (sword).
Peremptory argument.
To tempt
a. 0. To try, to prove, to experience a. th.
*_, ?
-<>•
^^
Scab. Rust. Blemish.
Leather
Surgeon. j'-J^y. Productive mernber;
bag. Cricket. Cavity of a well. Socks, c^\,yy^ {j T
the foot,
hand
Maie.
Flesh-
eating animals. Bii-ds of prey. Blade, Calamity.
Wounded.
J-'ji-
Wouuued
fpers.
animal).
Made
^_
(m. and f 9!i^,i?^
locusts
).
^j_j>.
^ :^j^>
locusts.
9-*->---*
\i,'^i.
n
rr
v'l>,
v3j^ P^
stockings.
To put stockings Troop
to a, o.
j v3>?-
of men. of animals.
Experiment,
trial,
^j,W^
A'j>-^
-'.j^
temptation.
oO_^j o^.'Ai o^.j^j of a sword. Collar of a shirt.
oC_^
>_^ ^
To be smitten ty To be threadbare
land ). (clothes). To be bare, vxithout grass (
o^^j-l
Scabbard
void (testimony).
Covered with wounds. To become ill from eating
^j^j v^ij
^jfji-
.
^^
To have cattle affected withscab.k_,^1 To be tried. To be tempted, ij^i;
Sui'geiy.
{as.
-j}-
Water-cress, Rocket, -"?-\?To be %?y_rfj sV.?-j S''>> o jj>courageous, bo!d-spii'ited. To render a. 0. courageous, to '\^
^
a. o.
iV.
noise in swallowing water. Thrashing-machine. Broad-bean. Gurgling of water, a Death-
a '^-^
a, o.
To be
be woimded.
impaired,
To
To gurgle (water). To growl ^,i.'j. (beast). To crepitate (fire). To drag a. th. a — To produce a gurgling .i;j| ^'J.3j
u-?-J?-
witness and quash his evidence.
To
jj'j=Ki
*
a root. Ant-L=ll.
ring).
;^;
Quail.
along. In the genitive
rattle,
^—
To take
To be
Drawn
case (noun), a Drain, channel.
BuperficT.
Tempter. Lion, The Devil. Tempted. Experienced (man). Assayed (money).
To
)
The milky way.
Scabby. F. (
Dry giH}.
^j
U^
^i'\^j
(land). Skv.' Beautiful
^.)^j •Vj*
ij^
^^
3j>-
Palm-
Newspaper.
Register. -^
Bad
(year).
Unlucky (man).
engagement from
To
its
jT^ ^ *'^lrr -" ^'JA Free from hatred
(heart). Short-haired.
Without hair
Barked. Fleshless
off.
Abounding
in locusts
:>/^^,.
(coun
try). -^ Shovel.
sole reason that.
To come
forth
disentangle,
To
o-.'s self.
,
obi',*'
P
clothes). exclusively, to
out,
To
i^^Jl.
To be
To
threadbare.
hair (camel). W^'e had a very long
cast his
jjiJl Uj i'_jhj{
way, we are wayworn.
To comb
Bucket.
Smooth, even. Shaved. Shabby
To speak much ^i
^
and volubly. Loquacious. Black green-headed ^i' s. locust.
turn into a tumour (wound).
iV,i o i^f
-S-
^
yA>-\ i'_^
Troop of hor.semen. <>• High and bare mountains.
:>'j>.
Si_,_>
M
i^ si^ Si^
Unclad part of the body.
Shabby
dress.
Locusts
{Coll}. iS'j^
Sil^^
locust.
Bark.
Kind of date. lilSVjl Earth abounding in rats. ii^i. js'j\ To cut. To goad a. o. s ij^ o 'Jj~^ -STo be voracious. ;jir; q 'Jj>-
j>
tion.
A
<^j
ij>.
Baldness.
Bare, without vegeta-
away (the knots of a ?j A i^> tree). To train a. o. To put a. 0. out. To separate Tumour on the hock. oj'i>' Field-rat. Mole.
fi>
(clothes). Shield. <• Inventoi'y.
cut
rat.
(wool).
Field bare, without vegetation.
To
Large
—
To
Cake of bread.
To
J
be barked.
isolated, separated.
worn
eat greedily at the
eat (man).
^— ^—
get
o.'s self to.
be stripped.
greedily. Spunger.
To
^y^S
ab.stractively (th.).
To
To be
^>jii ^?J>:h
—
fi>
its
devote
expense of another.
Eating
i^_,
»j
a. th.
be denuded.
To throw off (o.'s To apply o.'s self
Only for. Abstracted matters.
To
To
rid of a. o.
Separated. Naked. Abstracted Incorporeal. Alone, unique.
For the
^j. j
a. th.
sheath (spike). To outstrip the others (horse). -^ To be taken
for cleansing the teeth.
(bone).
To bark
peal.
from
^J^.
,
strip a. o. from.
abstract
To ijGsJ
a. o.
^^^ strip a. o. of ( his clothes ). To bare ( the ground ). To write without marking the points. To shave. To
•'>'
Surgical instrument
;
To induce
to reckon up a. th.
To To
(man)'; without froth (milk). Pure from clouds ( sky ). Pure ( wine ). Complete (day, month). Beardles.s. Thin-haired s??->>'
(man).
hair).
a. th.
Impartiality, fairness. even.
branch of its4> iS^ o ^'jiits bark a skin of
a ivee of
;
to give against his will. To make a land bare ( drought, locusts ). To unsheath (a sword). -^ To inventoi-y,
all
y^
(field).
strip (a
leaves
worldly things. Independence; unwordliness. Abstraction. Isolation. -^Indifference. flat,
shabby (man,
out, hair,
animal).
ijjU
^J->^ Isolation. Spoliation. Privation, clis-
Stripped
To be worn To lose o.'s
).
(clothes).
Separation, Abstraction.
Naked, Bare
soil, field
(
branch.
S^l^r
Palm-bough stripped fight, tilt.
Detachment
Whole
off.
Mock
a,"
i
(day, month).
of.
cavalry. Catalogue.
~
^ '''\j>i Accomit-book,
-^l'l^f
(AY
To joke mali-
Roughly milled (wheat). Groats, J-liXj^ °J J'jXy!- ^ To swallow (saliva) Ci»^ a j^^i difficultly ffom grief or auger. To be
ciously with.
Sweets.
^
^
by
oppressed
grief.
To
be in
To be barren (female). To become j^r?-^ lean (she-camel).
To
tlie
U»lr^ o J'j^-
with.
Iron rod.
j^^]
^
^_j
jaij>-j J^y>saliva. Death-rattle. Grief.
point of
by
Oppressed
^
death.|_yi[^.i:
Glutton.
Uw^^
pln?-lj,(p35r
a
j.^'^ji-
^
a
^
\s.j>-
f_;fj
p^?-
swallow in one draught. a. o. to swallow
To make
(water). his rage.
Abusive joke. Barren ground. To emit a gentle sound. To speak gently. To utter (a word). To lick a. th. ^
cJ^I
^lj>- oC«
Big-Ij3llied. Glutton.
To make a. o. to
To render
restrain
^^j
Rope. Bow-string. Draught. Mouthful. Small draught.
Sandy
5,^
G.1
^
fi>
f-J=!^
f.jf
,
'U.]^ j
ground. Boldness, courage.
man (wild beast). — To ring a bell. To whisper. To speek gently. ^1^
i-tj?
fi>
^
*^l_^
Gentle sound, hum. I
the
tak'^;
greatest part
sweep away. To shovel. up a. th.
To To
reduce
<>•
of.
To rake
Bank
a. 0. to destitution.
all
5
^jf «-J3»1
description. Harvest, <-9>>l 5-
^j^j
,
'
'
*»Jr».
{J,j>.
Bell.
u-'>?^
^
j^
Plant-devouring
\
'
\
^^
(insect).
Head
PL
«"
C»
^S?-
*--!>? "*
wj/yf
tt
*-^j,W-
Bees.
of cattle stolen
^^1^ ^ '^jf
dui'ing the night.
3'j>-
To
undermined by water. -^'^
Piece of bread.
Stream of water washing a land^ij^ away. Greedy. ~ Measure of capacity. ^'>5:-> Scooping. Sweeping away. ^jU
<.
j
*»jjW-
^ ^jjW-^j Sj>j^^
steal a. th.
Hand-mill for I
:jj'j(:^
bray, to bruise a Ci-^ J-J^ -S(wheat, salt ). To take away ( the scm'f of the head with a comb). To throw off" its slough (viper).
To
'
Mortality. Plague. Glutton. Unhappy. Broom. Scoop. :ai^> oj Shovel. < Rake, hoe.
^'j»-j
Sj U-> iJ cJ«^ perceived the slightest sound.
have not
Shame, scandal.
be flooded (place).
Goods of
To
^^i.
at the voice of
*^S?^.^^Ij
5
disgrace, to bring
(
'*f-j4
"^Jrj
To
shame upon a. o. To render a. 0. infamous. oSili ^j^ To publish a. o.'s misdoings. To pro luce a ringing sound ^o?-'' (jewels). To produce a rusthng sound in flying bird ). To be scared away
<>•
boldness.
To drink a. th. by draughts. To repress (anger).
experienced
a. o.
(business). -^
o. )
—
(cattle).
y ^ji.
•^To dare, to assume ( for 1^0
To
P
I
Bundle of trefoil. Sharp sword.
saliva.
He escaped half-dead. He 'lied broken-hearted.
To
9Jj^,i j'jr*
Loss, destruction
j^ij-i-
Choked 'by
grief.
Fangs
yj^ jl^l
of a viper.
Suffocation. Suffocating
At the
revile 0. another.
Barren year. Body, Breast of man.
pangs of death.
To strangle a. o. To suffocate a. o.
)
I
-^
'^JJ^
groats.
Wheat \
s J''j>'^
u^ ;,'>?•
coarsely ground. Female iil^^i comber. Coarsely ground. J-j'j^-^j J^j^
CAD To pass away (night). To gather ji^ Sweeping (people).
Small house. Lake
in a depros- jy^i-
aed place.
Body
of
man. Legs of
To scamper
-n>l>>j
^XA
a. o.
down. To
Lion.
To
s u^'j>-
^
ur;»>>'j u-l»>.
be hard, stony.
VJ^ a J^^
-fr
olF.
Overshoe, galoche. be
To throw
bind tightly.
(wild beasts).
To
torrent. Swift (hack- Sj'j*
ney).
worn
out,
^Jj^ o
c/ji-
^
(clothes).
Stony ground. Golden red coloui'. Wine. Pure
JG]^
(colour).
To grind (wheat). A - To cut, to lop off A ^yi. ^'ji. ^ To be trained (man, beast). ( a palm-tree). To complete a. th. To u — Young one of the serpent. Effa- oj Ushear (sheep). -^ To bone (the meat). To acquire a. th. for o.'s J yJ^S^ — ced (track). Worn out (garment). I
Floor. Pestle. Stone basin. <> Stone
'->
j^
'->j^
?r
'
•^Baptismal Font. Uppei' part of a
*j_^b
off his burden iJi^ ^£ ij upon him. He became accustomed '|
ccjf
for dates.
^
proclaim. To publish a. th.* o^' be proclaimed, made notorious.»^ij
Clamour, shriek. Steeds. Com- XJ^V^ pany of men. hasten.
To walk
Huge
oa j»
ij£j,9.|j
at a quick pace. Great walker. Large, enormous lion. Ancient tribe of Arabia.
camel.
Acting vigorously. To have whelps (bitch).
-Jf
•^j>-j -^j^o-^S?" v*j?-
^ ^
jt^}JrJ j>^y!>«tA>> (i^?-'1
^
iitj _yivi
Jc
iy^^f.
UJ^b
colo-
Having whelps
:t:
i^.;
<>-^
*i^j
(wild beast).
flow
i
j-'ji-
s^
^^
j^'J^j s
—
(
misdemeanour.
%.'j>:j
OCj^j CJ^
i
^^
Certainly. Indeed.
>^> V
Vj
Undoubtedly. (countiy). n Penalty, jt/j^
^
Large boat, barge on the Nile. Body of animal. j'\'^\ «• >\>.3 ,»'>^| ^j^i
J,jf
^j^.
Throat.
The hot countries cold
The
ij^l
(opp. to the
celestial bodies.
x!&al!l
Sustainer of a
-••^j ^j=r family. Gatherer of dates dates.
j,ij>i\
).
.^ ,ij
^I^Vt 9-
-»J,W-
j.\
Gleanings.
Thick-bodied. Cut (tree). Culprit.^^ j\ Ji'\
the thing patiently {Prov).
To
'i^l^fj ^j>-
To be elapsed night, year). j,^ To be guilty. To abstain from sin. Crime, .sin, ^ij^lj ^yj. ^ Jji-j,/j4-
Dry
Whelp. Cub. Young one. Small cynth. Pomegranate.
He bore
A
To cut a. th. short. To charge a. o. falsely jc
*a^ Hot
Side, flank.
Lion.
—
with a crime.
it.
Thrashing-floor. Drying-place
To
jc /J(i\i /j^S^
a. o.
fruit of (a tree).
He threw
To To
Jp
a crime against To gather the
camel's neck.
to
family, to earn.
To commit
mortar
^
^yi.
^
(water). To run, to be current. To be executed (order). To happen (event). To move(stars).Tobe current (money). To hasten to. To pui-pose a. th. Ji^ —
Last descendant. Fruit- ^JlJ^ ^ *ii>> stone. Crime, fault, n Fine, penalty. Loading and unloading JLiJiiii j,ij»Ji of a ship.
Elementary grammar. •C^jJ^\ Culprit, guilty. Rogue, beggar.^_^
To
o.'s self. To yj^ ^ To shun an answer.To answer
contract
shift.
faultily.
C
^JT for being
shorn,
At
crops,
cut (tree,
sheep-shearing. Clipped wool,
Wool
clippedat jjsTj Jljij
-t^
^
jja-
Sja-
one time ; fleece. Refuse of mulberry leaves sj> eaten by silkworms. Cuttings of leather. SJO^J J'J? Clippings. Poi tion of the night. Crops, harvest -time. j^j>;j j^'j=r Out off. Shorn. jjj*>j JJJ50 -i jf Shearer. jlj» Shears. Scythe. jf.^ <•
To divide into lots. »> \i'j^ a Yj^ -^ To take a part of. To curtail (a versse). To strengthen a. th. To be satiated with ^j 1lj^)j Ijvj ^J^ a. th. (camels). To be satisfied vdih. To make a handle to. To lot, to fi *ij^ partake
a. th.
To satisfy a. o. (th.). s — To bring forth (female). 'ijall To put (a ring) on the finder; Aj s — a (handle to a knife. To suffice a. o. To satisfy a. o. and to do i — instead of. To .stand instead of. To be allotted ('portions). \j0 Some. Part, particle. Lot. Mjsll ^ ^'ji )
^
Awl-handle. Vine-prop, Partial, special.
(
opp. to
In small"
<•
sljai :!;
'J')
Particles. Particulars.
ji ^
quantity
Sufficiency,
iljat^J
j»
'J
(th.).
Atoms. oCjj*
Chemist. jtO.J 'jt^ji-ij Chemistry. Pharmacy.:C>ljb
IJ^J
•J'-^J^l'^ *-Jlj?-'
^
••
e\ja-^J Ijav"
substitute,
Satiating (food). Lot; portion.
'jJ>Jj v'3?-''
To go to business. To enter her retreat To give to a. o. a part o.'s
jT
^
r>j^ a
'iSj>-
vj?: "^
^
^yf
*)
u ^^
iJ
—
Wealth.
Portfoho. Case.
a (head of
course,
act in the
Ts
>il^j?;
s
Jjn^
cattle).
\j
,
\jj:f o Sj>-
To cut otf To flow
^
(fruit).
To go down (tide). o away (water). To be fit to be slaughtered. To
i
jjf jjsll
j'^
ii\'j»J>
same way.
J^h
To
give vent (to fi>j i *Sj>water). To send (a deputy). To launch a. th. To start (a horse).
To compete
with.
To
^Sj^jj ^ iS'J^
run with a, o. To agree with a.
o. in. j jj\a5j S — To sign, to execute (a decreej.^ iS^'\ To close (an account). To decline (a
noun).
To render
alike.
subject to the
To entrust
a. o.
To same
o\j»<J'
*
iJj>-^^
rules.
with (a
A —
Jl^
business).
To <•
inflict
a penalty on a. (a pension )
To grant
a. th. to (the
To To
o.
debit of). siUil
appoint, to send (a
To
~
To carry
introduce a custom.
deputy).
•*
J*
to.
—
s ^s'J»dS,{
start (a horse).
Course. Current, stream
Sj>-
o^i'j>-j
of water. <> Diarrhea.
According to custom. siCJI For thee, on acdUI^ ^,j
\S'j>-
^
^t count of thee, for thy sake. Girlhood. Daily wages. 'IJ^ij '•I'^jiPension. Allowance for soldiers, ~ii\'j>-
>«>•
Mission. Commission.
*ilS?-
Running. '0^1 J 'i^?-lj *i>?l-> '^^ Custom. Natm'al disposition. Procurator. Agent. 'Uj?^ ^ t?j^ Surety. Messenger, hired man. '
Eel.
'^^^
Flowing. Running. Con- Ijj VV j> tinuous. Instant (month, year).
jb-
Young woman.
J,^ TT *iJ,' ^j'Sfj i-V^jV?female slave.Girl. Maid-servant. Ship. Vipei-. Wind. Sun. Eye of animal. 'i^!-^'
Executive.
J>»'^
''^,0?',
Occurrences, events. ( ^s'j> d^ijf t« Watercourse, channel, jU> ^ <Js'J»J' Course of affairs. -^ Be'd of a river. Track of a ship. PL Means. V^*
^^
Preseiit, gift,
To slaughter fi,j
To
Usher of a Court.
(gazelle).
of
same
follow the
rules.
•wool).
A
)
To
Zodiacal circle,
To ^
j^ \j
")
^..\
-u
j'Ji^Ji
j> -^ Ij4r jj>j cut, to shear, to crop (wool,herbs).
To
jja.
\j
,
attain the proper season^^Lllj j>-^
a)
Ae
(
r>^ Medley of white and black. Half- ^jii> I'ipe ( date ). Holding little water (pond).
Tesselated. Variega-
^ii.^!) p,)y'o f.j^i
&
)
ba cut off (dates). To die (man). To be at the point of death (old man). To insult one another. jjliv
To
To j^a* Ij jja*; a prey for wild beasts (figh-
fight despei'ately.
leave
ted.
Very anxious. Restless. f^j\ai^ -r f'j?*? To buy or ^ o'jt? Ij Oj^ o <S^ ^ sell ( without weighing nor measu,
ring).
To buy
or
^jGJij
To speak on
J
Cjl_)> ;Jpl
sell a. til. to a. o.
5
S'J^
a lump.
in
conjecture.
J
^>(SC.1I
Sale or purchase in a lump.
—
olj?^
ters).
Ebbing
tide. ebb.
(
opj). lo jjt )
jj^
Slaughtered head of cattle. Prey, jj^ Carrot. Pai'snip. jj»j j^ P Butcher. Tyrant ; cruel man. j\^ Fit to be slaughtered jj:^ ^ j/-^ (camel).
Remains
of a slaughtered
Sjl";?^
beast, as the head, feet.
Wholesiile purchase Or sale. Fishei'.
Butchery.
Fishing-net.
Island. Peninsula.
To be thick (wood). Slj^ To be chaste, strong (language). To be important, great (th.). To be
Mesopotamia. Andalusia.
5l«j|jl
Algeria.
Jjj>JI
prudent, wise
To
(
two
^
sJj* j
VJf
i
Jjf
pieces.
To be
galled in the withers
Jjall
(camel).
To
A
gift
find (an advice) to
A
be
^'j>c:Z.\
Considei-able (gift). Jl^*.
rflj^
^
Jijg^j
Jj>
Generous.Correct, chaste (language).
Very respectable. ./•lln>'Vl Jij> Young pigeon. Youth, d'j}'^ -k JjS» Asthma. Exhausted camel. eat one meal a
To be
'^j?^
i
J_y>-
^
watei'ed (camels).
To decide a. th. A — irrevocably. To make ( an oath without condition. To put ( a vei'b) in the conditional mood. To fill skin). To trim (a palm-tree). To cut off a.'th.
(
write an even hand.
To determine. To I'esolve To impose a. th. on a. o. To appraise roughly (a
upon,
it
give to a. o. a part of.^^
anxious about
tient,
i)
—
a pj>
jj> \s./j>} <s.ji
To show
a. th.
refrain from.
—
"~ To compassionate a. o. ti* To be half-ripe (dates). To have ^.j^ little
To To
water
(pond).
left
cut a. th. in afflict a. 0.
two
To
pieces,
leave (a
f j 4>
^j
—
^j»l
5
remainder).
To break asunder
(rope,
f.y>Cij
pjiJl.
stick).
To divide (spoils). To break, to cut (a
branch).
^
<^j-^if\
Violent outburst of impatience, grief. Shell of Venus. <> Onyx.
Winding of a valley. Encampment of a tribe.
^'j> ^.j^l
^ pj>
Axis of watering-engine. Yellow
^'ji
dye.
Impatient.
palm-tree).
To
Slaughter-house, butchery ^ju^;: frjyf^ To cut, to cros.s (a a iij> a ^.j^ -S-
grief at.
of speech. Firmness.
day.
'->'.yf
j Ijsjl
Islands, olj.n>JI
To grow impa-
a. 0.
Sound judgment. Chasteness
To
^'j^^
the Canaries.
— To
ij
excellent.
To
»jtj4-
tt
river).
To bestow a generous upon
Peninsula of Arabia.
The fortunate
man).
cut (a stick) in
ej\j»-
J^jf
9-jj>-j 9J}>-j
9^ii fj*
Fretting.
To be
afraid and unable to.
^yt-i
Small quantity.
*iij»j *^j?-J
*^lr9;
Portion of a flock. Handle of a knife.
(
A^
Incarnation (of the Verb).
-^^^
Shu't, chemise.
To
Ij>Wj SjlI-> o ^-» -S\entare upon. To undertake (a budare, to
ip
To be rash, bold. To dare. JJ^i — To cross (a desert, the sea).*_^lS^lj — To build a bridge. \lr-^~ To embolden a. o. » _;-'L» To make a dam. J;^ a Tall and strong (camel). "i'^^S ^ jL>Tall and brave (man). Courage. Daring.
ing joists, a Dam. Axle-tree Sj^l* ^ 1Z.y-^\ _rl> of a carriage.
Rashness. Daring.
<•
!
^-W»^
To To To
decline (an offer). ^^ a b3 stout, bulky. \vcJ-o
To
give consistency to a. th
^y^
^ J-4^ /ul^:^
a ^,^
a. o. stout, bulky, ;
a gi'ave affair.
To
<>
J_j ?
To
—
re-
pair to (a country).
Body.^lj
** j*
w j'X^
^jj}?-
commanding the conditional mood. Watered (camel). To reward, to jc jl ^^ j t\j^ jjf. -^ Filled (skio).
^>l>-j ^11>I
^
for (good or evil).
o.
To pay (a debt). To satisfy a. To do instead of, to perform To
?jA —
o.
j£
—
office of.
requite a.
To suffice. To stand To claim from
^.lo-
a. o.
To claim
o.
o
5'
*'j?-j
sOW^ j'j^ (^j>1
instead o^A*
^t
of,
^
j\ i^ii
t^^-i^.
—
Sj^
the payment of a debt.
a salarv from a.
n j'^»-[
o.
Requital, compensation.
^ Criminal law. < Fine, penalty. <>
^1^
;
become momentous (aflair). o. amongst many.
em-
to
body. To exaggerate a. th. To become stout to increase in volume. To take consistency.
in
*^'ji-
for.
UJ 1
Daring, fool-hai-dy.
To choose a. To embark
oCij* ^ Boots.
(/
Deciding. Particle
the
jl— J-jO-J.r-WTall and courageous, rash. jLl»j
Bulk.
Jji.
\
Em- j^J.^ JJJ\ bankment. Pontoon. •() Beam uphold-
^ Jj—»-J
Sign of quiescence. Single meal a day. Part of a flock.
requite a.
ejL_.>J
Bridge.
render
Decisive affair. Premature. Cut
evenly (pen). Conditional mood.jezm.
siness).
.r~-?"
)
To remain silent about a. th. ip^Vj — To be cut. To be broken (bone). ^jiJI, To be in the conditional mood (verb).
Penal code.
Capitation, poll-tax.
Remunerator. To feel with jfj
A
<^J?; 9r V.J?;
'^_^J:^ \j
the hand. To stare a. To ascertain (a news).
i
o.
To scrutinise (hidden To inquire after a th.
*~^ ;^^ -ftin the face.
—-^j things)
A
-
solid substance.
Bigness, grievousness, enormity. :uili
Spy.
Body, bulk, mass.
Pulse. Chest.
olil?^
Corporal, material. Corpulent, lusty,
SoUd
;
'd<<,L>- j ' .ii^,
^
Ji^
^.---f j .A-'~»-
cubic, square (body).
j^-»^
To dry up. to be- i^j \y^ oMJ.^ comf hard (hand). To freeze (water). To show hostility to. 5 iJlGHardness stiffness. Hard, dry, solid. To smash. To grind.
«J^? ^\^
*
Li* o jL»
To sweep. To clean a. th. To strike a. o. with a stick. To break. To mill (corn).
-i^
o5— ^
'i*!
To become
*—?t»j si-l*-j C'-?-
Ir-?''*
o *^-^
''^
hardened (hand). Hard skin. Frozen water. ^i,.^ Hardness : callosity. 'Cj— W-J »Ll?To coagulate (blood). C^f a Ji_.f -STo dye a. th. with ?affron. fi> jlJ-
To assume
consistency.
< To
oli-i
become man (Son of God). Body (animated). Flesh. ill>'l ^ j1^ Clotted blood. -4rr^J -^^ Corporal. Material. SatFron.
-jloJ-ij C?r^» *l^?-j
J^^
AY)
C
To a
entniat a.
o.
with
fi>
^>b
s
To be
Biu'deii, difficult duty.
Chest.
Hoarseness. Disturbance. Cla-
iSIidnight
fettered
ili morous party. Having a harsh voice, .lL> ^ J-i''^ hoarse. Rumbling (cloud, thunder).
U^
'
captive).
To
sprout (plant).
To open
the
i/a-^?
Hoarseness.
eyes (puppy).
J~^
To whitewash, to plaster (a house).*— To be adjacent (neighbour). ^i^\
Coarse flour. Pounded and boiled wheat.
Gypsum. Sulphate of
Hand-mill.
-^^ t/sL^
calx.
Plasterer.
To be
con-
Plaster kiln.
7.^df
vulsed. to
Gathering of men living close
x.o-..^=^
soul).
together.
To
dart on
a. o.
^-o* o ja^f J«-
<-i
-H-
To scream, to shout. ja> To kneel (camel). ^^if -»To make (a camel) to kneel. To s —
ili.^j
\k^-ii-
heave (from fear or
grief,
forth (wild beast).
(sheep).
To rush on
{n. of
o—
Ajli.?^
^^
O
i_-.i> J
Coarse, gross.
To take
To fell a. o.s^ia^j k_..i>._j,CJi> a »-»i.f To manufacture (quivers). ^^ To throng and ^^j ^'-^h v"?'^ j
press together (army).
Large bowl.| Short and stout.
^
J^
a »—-.ij
JC»^
-
j^
k^i.?-
^\
I-.—?-
fc_-4-?"j
j
/fcj
^hr^
To break (dawn). To depart. Ojl^i — To be hardened (mud). S'jh^ a v~^ To be hoarse ( man ). To cough (camel).
*
(a vessel).
N. of
Cattle grazing freely.
-«-
Cattle.
act.
Owner
^^ _^i» j[l.^
Herdsman.
fi,
—ii*
j;
-K-
be contracted.
-^
i_j^k^j
To empty
Stem of a tree. ju^j J^ ^ s:i;> To be curled (hair).Si^j sSli^o ai^ ^ To curl (the hair). jXiTo be curled (hair). To be crisped, j,l^
Jj}l^
of a pasture-land.
jlL^
Cough. Hoarseness. Hoarse, coughing. _^ia:
^ Tank from which water
5lr=-?^
'1>W^ ^^i?-^ not ^ii.*
is
drawn.
(tli.).
ai^Jj aliv ^ ai* (hair). Niggardly. Generous. Stout and strong (man). Avaricious. J>aV|j li&i!lj Xi\ -u>
Worthless man.
j
j
vjVi?-
JC^j
C.-i>
jXj-j , l>U o .r^ -ft(cattle) to a pasture.To give up a.th.
-P5-
fi>
quiver.
,
k^xisrj
Unwholesome climate. Earth Grum-
contracted
uniKhJ.) '\l.^,-i\j:.>. Darkness ni.?^
Coarse, unpalatable food.
bling (camel).
Woolly, curled,
—
ja
Si;
llijj iLf
(of the sea).
(_jL_i?:^j
space. Battle-field.
cAii^j
J[
food.
xiik'mf
together. Mill-clack.
roll up, to
bleat
To be unwholesome, coarse (food). To live on unwholesome ;7^al o ,_ ^^
out of grief.
To
To
(sea).
(of the night).
Grumbling of camels flocking
;
forth plants (soil).
To rush
Swelhug
,2)^-^
\l^j \'j^ a
\i.i.j
To bring
Belch.
slaughter (a beast).
To proceed against (a debtor), To throw o.s'self on the ground
Cartridge-box
XiA^ij J^i4^
To emigrate towards. To belch.
(with a sword). <•
Narrow
'j^
animal's body.
Arm. (
jii>b J-4^
hei'bs (soil).
Stony place. Middle part of an
.i>j
Thick. Big.
To moan
covei-ed with
clusters of
(difficult) affair.
,
Uall
S^
To
covet, to js. ^l^j /* (aL> a ^li.* -Sdesire earnestly a. th.; to thirst for.
Very covetous.
Oji^^ « f4^J
assume a pamful (duty).
f^ ^
(
Stagnating water
full
AA)
of
^^
Price agreed Ju,! 1
upon; Bribe,
salai'j,
^
^
jj.liv
^^j <^^, ^ iL*^
of sheep and their shepherds.
To have no CU»
a
^j
,
(J^ a
^
-H-
appetite. (a camel).
J J,^j
,
s
j
Jl^j
Chi? a
—
^^
to long for a. th.
To
eat up a tree to the root
(cairipl).
To
To
v^^
fii
pluck, to eradicate a. th.
i^ o
pick up (dung).
U»
Beer (drink),
-S-
lis.
To dry, to be dried, 6^j 6ui To pick up and take a. th.
fi>
ti> -^
i
ii>.
o
di-y
up
a. th.
To
^J fit
a CiU^j
Ci-i^
^ik
a (horse) with a coat of
Numerous company.ilij ii^j ;ii^j ci^ Spathe of palm-tree. Any hollow i^ tube. Old man. J>AS»^>
Dry, dried up, desiccated.
rr
collect (camels;.
«-Jl^
yJ^-j
Desiccative, drying.
To
usi?-
^-ilM
To
fi>j
^ Uajuf
-S-
pursue (ostriches).
To bristle its feathers (bird), wiijij To be half-dry (moistened garment). To throw a. o. down. Aj a u* a IV "^ To upset a. th. To scum a cookingpot. To sweep off the "^rubbish brought down by a torrent. To cast forth fj'oth (cooking-pot). 'iV To cast forth refuse on the shore j
Black-beetle.
To To To
relieve o.'s bowels.
Uij."i
U>
ship .Useless.
^
Ts
n Pincers.
Estate of the Sultan let out iuii> Ts to tenants ; farm. To be proud, haughty, daf a r-i* "^ To vie in merits with a. o. s ;ob.
'4
C-i>a
utter bad words. drive a.
o.
^
n
i_, ,
u-*^
CW a
.ki?^
-ft-
a «-ii>
ft'
^^^
-S-
away.
To
escape.
Small and lusty.
^
a. o. y
•
I^,Uj>»-
To uproot (a tree). To be uprooted (tree), Sweeping
(torrent).
Abundant sheep. Name of a celebrated vizier.
To swarm with
jVb
^Ai> a J-?^
-M-
black-beetles (water).
To
put, to
make,
fi>j
To render
to appoint.
a.
5 "^'m^i. a jii o or a. th.
such. To establish a. o. as. To appoint a. o. governor. i^\>. S — To make a. th. to become A*— such. To change a. th. in, to substitute a. th. To use a. th. instead of. He used it as a capital- «j ^jA'j ili> v'«
stock.
He took Basrah for iloiJ «lr
blunder. (Prov).
upon (the
Sweepings of a torrent. Vanity
Empty
\
"^
Buttocks.
To impose a
(torrent).
To jade (beasts) in a journey, To throw a. 0. down.
Double-barrelled gun.
_^'
^ j^ ^
Lai'ge stream. Small river.
mail.
Coat of mail.
ju»
To use foul language. o^i?^ • •«• -^ To bellow. ( for jU ) I^V a To dung (wild beast). j^h ~ Dung of wild beasts. ^ Rope for tying a well-cleanser. jU?Hyena. Ju^ y]j jU*
— To prostrate
away.
To
s
ls^4
,
Stipulated price. -^ Flocks j; i;;^
To muzzle To covet,
oi\j^y,^\j
Stingy.
j^al
j^L^ j
wages.
Pension.
-tf-
oif,
Foul-mouthed man.
blaek-beetles.
a. 0.
condition
To
stipulate
amount of a
salary).
To begin
to do.
He began
to shed tears.
To bribe a. o. To give a. th. to a. o. To make a. th. together. To receive to do a. th. ;
Black-beetle Overseer.
[ins.).
jpj
with
A
—
a. o.
A\
(
J^ Fearful, disquieted, riuirietl.
J^a*!.
To slaughter
Jt>-
(a she-
s
camel) and give her
uL^ o
for food.
iles'.i
J^\j ovVb
Eyelid. Apjile
-fr
ay4- tt of the eye. Vine-stock. Sheath.
cM
Large porringer. Cj\:S>-j oV«?; ^ Siif Deep dish. A viue-.stock. Generous man. To be coai-se Jii^j i>i>'o u» -^ (garment). To be restless.
To
treat harshly, to tyrannise
—
ip^ ?
slide (horse-saddle).
take, to send
^ To To
,\i:f
To grow up_^^ij J^j \'J,> (lamb). To be widened. To recover fi-om illness. jayj\ To cast off a. th. To break ^j
away
with a. 0. Large well.
i
To
»\i.
s
To withdraw. To slide (saddle). <> To use abusive language. To remove a. th. from its a
J^\ sb«j
^
Jie^-
^?J1 j^.
Wide cavity in the ground._^ ^ sj^ Wooden or leather (piiver. jOt^ N.
of un. Portfolio,
leather
Slrvi*
Hardness
;
behaviour
White, waxed (yarns). suffer from 'x^yk>-j
<«^-?-*'
churlish, unkind 'U>j s^if ; ill-treatment.
Mean, base.
To be
(man). Coarse
uncivil
(dress).
Ruda, rough (man).
To dung (bird). To bahave saucily towards
jU-jl jii.
u^
j»
o
^U^ —
u.
-»
To To
Clank of
iron.
To
^1
jj^"^ XfeifJCsT
j J^Aj
-S-
,
be offended, vexed by.
^* ^fei^
To b3 despited by. To tease, to thwart a. o. 5 ^\>- <>• In spite of..., j :2jii^:i-j fj\^^ <^ vexingly. Offended.
Vexed
To ba high, imposing.
great,
To
^a oI^S^ "^
at.
x]%'j-^y,i.
\
3>
-«-
fill
up (a
A QlLTo
vessel).
is great and ^^ j js. vil mighty. To b3 aged, of a mature |j>Uj V Man-
age.
jii;^
To run away
h-i-c
b >U>j '^M
in
To abstain
^i,
3lVt,
-
from.
be free from (defect).
^
'-!»U»I.
i
,
J^ ^
away.
jji;^ jiiJIj
ji>U -
a panic (people). To carry away (the clouds fin yjuf — wind). To cast ( fish) upon the shore :
i
(the mud),
ji»j
—
To be disordered (hair). V^ o jl>To scare a. 0. away. s jlf To bristle his feathers (cock). jlij To go away (shade). To run ji?.5l away in a panic. Fright. Ship. Driven away Jj.i>j jif (cloud).
Dung
of elephant.
Leafy
(tree).
A
Ju^ 1 ^
jif iiL^
of (a boiler)
Clearing off the clouds
General invitation to Swift (wind).
,
scum cast Ju» Abundant (wool).
of milk. Rubbish,
forth by a torrent.
Scum
ji;^^j
;Ii^
fleece of wool.
dinner.
^—
/b
to scrape off a. th.
(wind). at.
Jai»
Swollen (corpse).
To take
Foam
be illustrious.
God who
scorn
i^-
(sea).
\'JL^ a J?^ -« obtrusively goods for sale (merchant). offer
-0-
Sour.^ii
swell (corpse).
To sweep away
pert. Obstinate.
u-i?;
'^_yJ- o u^ii^
Intruder. Tedious (man).
^a>-
a. o.
Insolent,
a ,j-*>
u-i^J w^^J
shai'p, sour.
fright, to be scared
Harsh rough,
_,li^
To
harsh. Disobedient (child).
place.
To
Jui ji^\
s
indigestion.
a. o.
fi>j
unaaddle (a horse).
To
^
jU>-
Divination.
— ^
^s-
a. o.
behave rudely towards
ill-treat (cattle).
^ To
_
,
bag.
a. o.
To To
^
)
Proud, boastful.
J-W Grain of coriander, of sesame. o!>*?»I» Black poppy. xll^l — — Egyptian lotus. Cj_ro/»
The
heart's core.
^Jliil
Great number.
To
5 r''9yii
«5Uj >iij
throw a. o. do-wn. To import Aj s CUj
To assemble
(goods).
threaten
—
<J?fciM ^'-^
a SU'
^-ki-
^
i
the hand as
fuel.
To be general, common to all. jS^ The rain has been u^jvi _,k;!l J^ general.
CU
i
^V ^
o
(a crowd).
To
a. o.
To honom-, to respect a. o. Aj j jli To be strong, hardy. To be weak. ^] To respect, to honour to load s — ;
To procure
a. th. to a. o.
To urge on
a horse -with
— a. o. with gifts. To be exalted, great. it —
J A s
^U_j
the voice.
GjU —
To be cared (wound). To dry (blood).
To gather, to meet (people). Ci* a wJ* To scream, to stir about. »_.V b v^ To flock in. To be brought. To be imported. ^Ji^'i lo bring (goods, cattle) Aj 5 wi2>l from one place to another).
To import (goods}.To ask
,J\^~iZ\
_JU:
Uproar, confused voices. v-^j ^iv ~ Imported goods. -r <• A kind of upper garment. ;Lt> Cloud having a rounded outline. ,_jbi
V^^
Wood
of a camel's saddle. J*^l »_i?Skin formed on a healing wound. JsU j> 'lVj ^^if ^ (m. and f.) Imported (slave). «— JM>^j Imported mer•^''9^ -r *r4^j *<^ chandise camel bringing it. ;
slave-driver. Biinger.
Rose-water. Gum-
To clothe o.'self in. To exalt o.'self above. To take the main pai't Horse-cloth.
j^ —
,_,
Pack-JSU j
-^
3u5
is.
of.
fi>
j[jiilj
j!iW
^jIA^^
U^>-i ^'9^
P
mixture.
—
W D*
saddle.
Main part
of a. th.
JM>-J D?"
•Jasmine. Rose.
'j^j
'j:f
The
chief
P
JyU ^ —
Sail of a ship.
^
Great, illustrious, aged. Bulky.j»._j
a
a. th. to be brought. Importation. Crime.
Negro or
To put a horse-cloth to. »jt>j,!A» — To emigrate from. ^p SI^U p 3?. To pick up (dung) with l^\j,y^o-
men
of a place.
:a> t*'^
Emigrating party. Tax. Serious, momentous or unimpor-
aujl^
tant thing.
He has done
it
for thy sake.dllU ^^ iiis
Majesty. Highness.
Dung
H^^j J^Wof sheep, goats, camels. :a»j U?-
Basket of palm-leaves J'^^j
JiJ-
^
:a»
(for dates).
^ Pack-saddle maker.-J>Clv F.
-^j Jv^^>.
^\
Important affair. jl> ^ J» Saving your reverence. dxL.'\ -^ of
Consideration, veneration. ;lajj JiUI.
For thy sake.
du^
^j>j
vii!
>U
1.
^
j^
High, great, v^j y^'ij •^l ^ Strong. Big. Respectable, venerable.
Peas. Vetch.
General, luiiversal (rain).
Boisterous, clamorous.
Book. Code. <> Periodical review. :u?-J» To scream. To thunder. J>.i^ "STo threaten a. 0. To toss a. th.4>j — To hang bells to a horse's neck. To be tossed, shaken. To sink jiii^ in the earth. To be restless (mind).
Termagant woman. Resounding afar
off (thunder
2f
Impulsive, atti'active.
Talisman, love-charm.
Smock. Woman's gown.
To To
clothe a.
0. in
»_aj>Lv
^ cjUU
^
hanged to the J?.>U ^ jiJL> neck of beasts of burden. Resounding (thunder, rain). JQetv Sound of a bell, of thunder. aI?JU
Bells
a smock.
put on a gown. Newly hatched bird. i»-j>U ^ To strike a. o. y ci=?b Cd>' ,
jli,^
a
^:j^
Ja-jiV i
cM
• -8-
<
!Mount Calvary.
A
skin, a piece of skin.
< Avari-
soi?.
cious.
Thy countryman.Thy kinsfolk.iijaij. o;[ Patience. Firmness.
o'^^j 3iiU
Steadfast. Frost. Ice.
^ 04*
'\jjj.
Skinner.
??yi>
-^
Executioner. Seller of hides.
i>U ^ fJi^ Book-binder. Enduring ( horse), jl^
Whip. Lash.
Js\»J>
Bound in leather (tome, volume). j.Ujl Volume, tome. To walk fast. To be i^jUl — Jii> -S|
To be
long (night). Mole.
over (rain). ii^
^-^
Priesf..
fasten a sword-
hilt
(
with a nerve
fii
).
J^fj ijU:
To
tie
J,^
j
up
-{}-
a. th.
(ai'ound the head).
To go
To rush on. To show open enmity with
z'jj
>U ^
ji^i^
y^
Filbert. Pine-pitch.
Careful, steady in his work. jiiU jJi^A
^V *
down. To Cl^j Cj^ i sit ( assembly ). •<> To be straight. To grant an audience to. Jl^ J ^_,j0j sit
Baldness on the two sides of the head.
Temples stripped of Bald on the two
the heads of reeds, etc.
To be
o.
down.
To
destroyed.
and be unable to Whetstone.
^_,
fall
rise up.
^JU
^>U
Overflowing torrent. To meet. To show
^^Vl
—
_„iJ^
-fr
pride.
To
lash, to flog a. o.
constrain
To be
be
s lal>i
a. 0. to.
jS:f.
jp
5
»'^_Mj siSvfj l^if o steady, patient, sturdy.
sit.
—
down J^^JU^
-<>
To make a. o. To sit down. To be sitting
iSyj^vij
frozen
j.!?^ \j
j>^j, luJU a
-»-
—
j1>-
oU
(ground). ;
To
to hold a
meeting.
bind (books).
To
skin
ij
* A^
(a beast).
To
a. 0. to sit.
Sitting of a Court.
Way of
sitting.
Seating.
Company
of
men
sitting
^Jj.
together. Society, company.
Companion. Friend. •^
o»i»
^
To flood (a valley). To A 6..L>ra ^i>- -Hwash away its banks ( sti-eam ). To cutoff (a limb). <> To sharpen (a
To
Seated.
hair.
^ti^
^j 1^ ^ :;ij b. P/. Particles flying in the air from
To straighten a. th. To sit in company with.
allow
-rlf
.ui> ^ ^d>1 sides of the head. Hornless (ox). Barren ground. s«Ul>.
— To
<•
to
^^
ip
a. 0.5 yj(>
knife).
Soldier. Tax-collector,
To
sides of the head.
J^ To throw a.
quickly.
Quickness in walking. o'j'^ Leather strap. JJ^-r Sj^U- j j%-
To
-tt-
two
Unfruitful year.
^
i»Uj:
Mechanic. Monk. '^'^'^ ^ ^'^^^j
To
To di'ink up the whole of. gt c-l^*!. The giant Goliath. o^W- H To lose o.'s hair on the GJ» a r4»
u-y^j
'H.!^
a-ji?
^ ,j-ii>' t crJ>
Straight.
fight a. o.
^s
with a sword. To compel a. o. to. To be covered with
iS^iUj SaJb-Ji
Jl. s
ice (soil).
Flogging. Firm, strong. Robust.
White rose. Basil (plant). oU-1? P To swear. To lie. Cu\ y iai^ -HTo shave (the head). To draw A—
The whole
(a sword).
To contend with
a. 0. in
cunning, j JaJU
—
jUgll
To show endurance, hardiness. To fight together. To strike with a sword. ^_, To empty (a cup).
Company. Tribunal, ^,Ut> ^r ^4?^ Court of Law, council, ministry. \
jilu.
^^
ji?tj
jjbtj jir^l fi>
I.
—
ji^
iiU1 ^ ai*
'<>\^J^J oU-jVI i!A^l
body and limbs. Firmament. Patience. Firmness. JLf Smooth and hard ground. ojJ^j — Skin. Hide. Leather. i>u1j ij^ ^ oia; person
•,
^
stone, rock. Strong
C ^
To take away
man.
Rose-preserve.
P
/A-?ii_U
jCU ^
Pomegranate-blossom.
Wild brier. Dog-rose. ct^r^i* P To take off a. th. A (^U a
fit
v'^Li
^li.
\
To spread
o.'s self
on
—
jji^\
jjJl> -S-
the ground.
To make
^
cuts to
vnth
a. o.
ui» a
,il> -M-
To trim
a. th.
Zjfi^
(a sword).
with.
To
(with the sword). To
fight
^]\>.
disclose (the teeth) in laughing.
(news). a. th.
To
display (the
— To
jc
— To emigrate from. To expel a. o. To dispel (grief) js^ s — fi'om. To disclose a. th. to. To make (a present) ^ s ^j o 5U
^
on the
to his bride
If a
To bark
* CiUo
J^^
To
off,
a. th.
cut
to
To strike a. o. (with a sword), o 5 — To be rough, rude. 'Sy^j (^ a wil^ To reduce to nothing, to A o^
wedding-day
the forepart of the
).
destroy a. th.
destroy (goods
:
dearth).
To uproot. To destroy a.th. Hard and di-y bread. Empty
(bridegroom).
head without
take away (the
mud
bride to her husband).
L>
Water-skin. Scratch on the skui. Piece of dry bread.
hair.
To manifest a. th. to a. o.^i. Sj A s j^ To disclose o.'s sentiments, t L' ^i. — To manifest, to reveal a. th. to.tj ^ Ju To emigrate. ,,.u; ^i J9II To cause a. 0. to emigrate i —
/b oii2?-\
jar. ji]L>
^1^»-h <^j^
~
*M»
Mud. Clay. ^yj. Cut of a pen. **i»: j *ii» Rude, uncivil. ^i^^j •J^ Taken away. Scratched. ^J^^j ^/• Aj-
^
from (dearth).
To To
-S-
^
a
Shameless, barefaced. Traveller. jS\». Showing his teeth.-u^j iLi* ^^Jbllj ;4f To rest on the ground IJ^^ — ^Vb- -H(horse). To increase. To hurry on.
a *U^
Bald (man). Hornless (ox). *u1 Black rhamnus. ^,^ -^ To rub ili^ i jsTj A lyuj f^U >U -)^ up, to polish (a blade, a mirror). To become clear to a. o. J s>U —
To have
^l>
quarrel at play.
of the head. Opposite side of a valley. a!il> ^ liJU The two brinks of a valley.^il^l uiU
To show
A ^^^\
To
To be disclosed (teeth). CJ^ a To be shameless (woman). ^^ To hold bad talks (people). To
a. 0. from.
To be
a. th.
absorb up. Unbecoming, shameless (woman). J»^
man (God). J tij mutual condition JU7
reveal Himself to
Darnel-grass.
oU>
disclose the
Impaired, curtailed.
JS^*
of
To
0. a.
To reveal Himself to man (God ). jiji^ To be elucidated (affair). To be polished. To clear off (clouds, sadness). To consider, to observe a. th. >b ?^^\ To unveil (a spouse) for the Jt — time before her husband. To be presented to her husband ji.~j.
'
'
!
1^
i
(spouse).
To ask
a. 0. to disclose a.th.
^
To shave (the head). ^ CsiU jV "^ To throw projectiles on. ^s— To show the teeth in laughing. jU»7 Particle, piece of meat.
j
XSy»
Damascus (town).
i^,J JP^
^ 3-^'^ P Jt^^h Jc^-^ ^
Sack.
— To
Clearness, brightness. Emigration. '^U
Baldness on the half of the head, Brilliancy. Splendour.
-S-
^lii>.> i»Ui?-
Jtl^y^
Ballista. jft
Jji^j Lil^
i
S'
first
A
calk (a ship).
Calker.
shear
a. th.
fi>
^li^lij ,C,.U
Shears. Clipped wool.
's^ I
Large
i
Juf
oCifj
j^y^j a>>U ^
-Ji-
^jL>
^z-y^.
ij4.l>j
uiU
-ft-
'
(
\r
Gift presented
A
articulate
(words) confusedly. To avoid (an atiair).
Wild
jjarsnip.
Confused pronunciation.
Wooden
Skull.
cup.
Well sunk To be angry with. Chief.
To wrap
Clear, evident, manifest. Polished. -[^
^^.i;
u
tlii a ^^y?
W
'U^j
li»C» J i^i^ a
Clearly, evidently.
indulge a fancy.
Revelation (of God to man).
'j^ Transfiguration (of Jesus-Christ). Forepart of the head. Jbt> ^ X^
way. To forsake her husband and go to her family (wife). To hiu'ry on. Headless arrow. ''^^^^ 5- t^*QC^^
To be
:
-f5-
stingy. :
fit
s
^^,11
soil
Rainless (year .tiiis;
two months obilisi ^ of the Arabian year. of
Solid, firm. (Gr.) •«•
ai»_j a>l^»
^ -
i^ili*
;^
a*Q.
(verb).
Defective
Dull (man)
Hard. Tearless eye. Niggardly.
^IJ.
To grow, to multiply (plant). ^t*lj — To be coming on (affair). To leave (a horse) at rest. '^'\ To let (water) flow. To become tangled (plant). ^%^ ^ To be heaped (measure). To be plentiful, to collect j.»^[ (water). To be covered with plants (soil). To rest (man).
^f^>-
jjjill
^
^i;.,.
To
5j
-^
the
Excess
^
'^j \y^
{^ jX^
full.
•l«?t^
(of a mea^
^'9:J
-»-»?-j
^1
sure). s
J^ J^.
head (woman).
collect, to join a. th.
Great number. Noon-^,_^ij tide Abundance of water.
To
To meet for business. To give live coals to a. 0. To twist her hair on the back
fi>
^
gather the marrow (of a palm-tree). To canton an army in the enemy's country.
it fi
Filling up, heaping. Rest.
O
To
I
All together.
Solid bodies. Minerals.
of the
fill
fi>
Solid body. Mineral
Thickened, frozen.
(a measure), to
2f
Tearless (eye).
Name
-S-
abunwater).
to excess.
j,'A>-
,
High and dry
To cram
a^sllj at?^
snow.
(soil).
'^
i
(horse).
To freeze (liquids cold), To ba contiguous to. To be stingy, poor.
Dry
up, (well); Ctji^
dant. To collect in (a well To heap (a measure), /b (•^'^j U.9^ ~ To let (water) collect. To be left at rest ^Jj l^'b ~
s t-S^
Proud, vain. ^t?^ «- ^-'^ To thicken lS._^j IX> o J^j oi^ (blood). To freeze (water). To be
Ice,
filled
crammed, (measure). To be
-r--^ -S-
a. o.
£4^
.)_^ j, lsl'\ Bald on the forehead. Clear (skyj.
away (horse). To have o/s own
To be proud, vain. To vie in merits \\'ith
:C.\>-
Handsome.
Bi'ighter.
-Ti'^f -J^
ungovei'nable, to run
To
i»^-^
Obvious thing; true report. Exact statement.
-H-
j 1^7
Person, individual.
^j^j
Garret-wmdow.
ground.
in a saline
o.'s self in.
To be
fame. Moon.
-y^ J,\ by the husband to ;yu his spouse. Wedding-party. Apocalypse (of St. John). oUL. Captivity of the Hebrews. o>5i?Jl • Tribute paid by nonJ\yf ^ :;j li. Moslems. Exiled people.
Long-haired, hairy.
To
)
Man of good
Chest.
To roast (meat) upon
live
Well full of water. Numerous party.
4«>j «,^
Luxui'iant hair. Filled with
water
Luxuriant plant. Hornless (buck).
(well).
-i^l ^
v^ ^
Spearless (warrior).
.li^j.
^
j,^ '^^iS
(M
J^ Army.
Flock. Gathering. Addition-
Plural of a noun. Recollection of thoughts.
The day (last
jV^iivl
,^
Judgment). TT
Week.
Friday.
w*
,-
t
'<^«4-i **<-?i"
/:\
^ ltU»
Congregation. Religious con-
*^»i»
Compi'ehensive. General.
^i^U-
^
^^i},:
Substar.tial discourse.
,^UJ1
i^. Tie.
^;l>*
^^b.
Censer. Fire-place.
^^^
Aloes-wood. To walk at a quick pace To jump. Quick walk. Trot.
All of them. Entirely, together.
All together.
The
->>*
'
7! r-o^
I
whole. Collection. Sura total
To congeal
Censer.
Ill-bred,
In the strength of life. Hurrying.
civil
fi>
^
o
Ji^1
beautiful, kind, pleasing. o. or.
treat a. 0. kindly.
a th.
To
fuj 5
j^
blan- i j>b.
sum up a. th. To Aji>l on (business) skillfully. To behave decently, politely in. j — To be embellished. To adorn o.'s jtaj collect, to
cai'ry
To affect kindness, courtesy. To show selt-restraint. To eat melself.
^
j;,:
Peli- ^Ul!l
Ji>
Jii>.
Ship-rope.
^:^
Uj4.?i
u^i^j^ stone),
a
(the hair,
-«-
,j~^ °
Amethyst (precious
« wy'^ P
P J^^ -^
c'-'n-f
Ci.4^
Depilatory paste. 1
To
J-j^j
connect, to collect
To comprise,
^
J-^
u;.^ a ^if
^
to include a. th.
To put (a noun) in the plural. To imite, to i*econeile (people). oiJ — To gather, to store up carefully.* ,^ To fit, to suit a. o. itlili>-j ii^Ut^ yi^ To go unto his wife (man). a — To agree on. To resolve Uj ^ j^^ unanimously upon (an
affair).
To drench (the soil rain). * — To come together, to ^ii>'lJ 4^ :
To reach manhood. They agreed unanimously upon.
i_^J| ji^: .^
jti^ j;^^ j;^
u
They united together
His business goes on
can.
Chameleon.
ji^ J\^
combine.
ted grease.
Camel. Cable, ship-Jii^ltj cordage. Sword-fish. Whale.
(grease).
Buffalo.
a. th.
dish a. o.
To
iSj^
the head).
o Ji> to unite
^j
embellish, a.
-«-
vulgar nnan.
To shave
and military pay.
To gather (things). y:^ To melt (grease).-^ To join, To be elegant, S\'^ a To To
Oj-^9ii^
fig.
r^yr-''
room. Convocation. Council. Museum
Allowance,
^
^*bfc«
Sycomore-tree. Sycomore-^^^^j
Confluence. Meeting-
j\^ jC^
jjj'ifj
Swift-footed (ass).
vU.> fzl
Agreed upon.
<•
collected together.
*^**
JMeeting. All, the whole.
o^j^
olj^ —
Plait of hair.
^^ilfeiJl ir
jVi> j
Pith of palm-tree.Head of Head. a mast. Meeting-place.
fU.;?l
Synagogue. Mosque.
).
^ ^ii?l
^^ ^
Party of horsemen. United tribe.
Men
fraternity. life.
with.
o.'s self
Burning-coal. Stone.
^ii
society. oUli?;
Reunion. Social
garment
a
a hostile country (army).
To perfume
Friendship.
CJ<^U4-
Party of men,
aW
;1j»^I
Reunion, concourse oliirj ;4> of people.
(
To char a. th. To walk quickly (camel). J^\ To meet for a common (affair), ip — To prepare a (fu'e, race-horses), a — To fortify themselves in j'^^%:.\j jl^
^Jl ^^
fU.>1
To fumigate
fy-
of the meeting
Fist.
e
)
coals.
Vj^'^
a i)
well.
Crowd. Multitude of men.
?>•?•
-K
^^•
C
^ To
overaxcite a.
o.
\o
c^
^
To render a. o. To insane (God). » 3,f 1 To conceal, to veil a. th. or »j A ^1 a. 0. To bury (a dead person). To show symptoms of olVj oti.^ madness.
^
veil o.'s self
Genii
(
from.
opp. to
'j>-
X-Ja- j olVj
men).
A
armour.
^ '^ ou?-j oU» ^ "^
iG^;;
^
^
up.
j^^ ^
{Gram). hi short; upon the i^'^\ jj whole, in a word.
—
J^ :^
Propo.sition.
iijfi[,
oVli^ij jiv;^ ^ irc^j camels or she-camels.
Summary. General
opp. to j^^^^ij
(
way
)
jJi;^
Jii^Il.
of .speaking.
In short. In general. JU.,!^! jj Ji;?:^0
^\i
Splendour, brightness, grandeur.jiij Fine behaviour. Courtesy, kindi^ess.
olV^ « Darkness of the night. o^j ui^
Fine, handsome. Good service. J.^ Good deed. Grace, favour. Melted
c>\'j>-
^r
Tomb. Corpse.
o^
Shi'oud. Veil.
^
iiii»
Whole, summing
,^ tjJ.
;a?.>j 2;?tAj
Hai"mless serpent.
;Ji;j:
good manners. Patience.
;!i.
Garden. Paradise. Covering, protective. ;
value.
Beauty, elegance. Fine behaviour
Hei-d of
genius, a demon.
Shield
jtiJI tjLl» letters according to their numerical
Camel-driver.
To play the insane before, ip o\pSj — To be concealed. To l^^-^h ^Vl The
)
Use of the alphabetical
Shield.
grease.
:JOoij oC^i
Heart.
^t^\ ^
Madness
;
o^j oU
diabolical fury,
Possession, insanity.
-^
^t:i-
Paroxysm Oji»
Finer. Better.
\Vhole.
Ridged roof
of rage, passion.
O^
K^
IJ
1
J
'^}^
57 t/C».
U^4^
-CaJ:
c/^f'
o^\'^ ^ CiJ^i
olW ~
"^
cr*-^
To heap up j^^ ^ To cover a grave) with fi>
(
To take
off the
main part
relate to a. o. part of
ipj
of.
Jt
—
a news.
To exalt o.'s self above. j'^J>i The public. Multitude, jj^li* ^ j^fW people. Throng. Heap of sand. le.
^^^ -^ js^'a Uf
\i:f
ubJ,
a
.IX:> j, U>.1 _,|
:
fit
<>
iS^i
CJaT 5
—
To blow from the south(wind). Z^ — To be J[ C2^ a .^j (Jf o ^:» anxious about. To long for. To suffer from pleurisy. ^•i. To be overtaken by the south-^;^ ]j — •wind. To be in a state of legal im-
(Avine).Cfj _^ij>
Republic.
;2j y^*>-
Volume. Pj'ominent
i;^j
i;^^
— y,^ ^
pari.
Body. Bulk.
S'li»j 'li^
To be dark
to discard a. th.
lead (a horse) by the side.
Heady
Popuiai', vulgai".
a. th.
To send a. o. a j CV q ^if -5^ away to put a. th. aside. To make a. o. to avoid, s ^J^i —
purity (Moslem).
earth.
To ,,
gather.
(earth).
"*•
ant (plant).
To be crook-backed. To bend on. To jc.
To
Dome.
<•
Pear). Silver-bead.
To
v];-.
°j
Country haunted by "demons. Madness. Hiding-place. Mad. Possessed. Luxuri- o^\>.j>
upon a. o. or Hump-backed.
.
Summing up.j;.^
Jewel.
Small gai'den.
fall
jW*
total.
Garret.
Anything hidden. Embryo. Foetus. Gardener.
Sum
ClV.)
^y4i
^o'i^ ^
(night).
cover, to jp ji a C_^j \:^ — wrap, to conceal a. th. To be mad. To be posses- Cy^^j U» %» sed by the devil. To be covered with
To
To buzz (insect). To be in a fit of passion, furious. <>• To be mad with joy or anger. plants (soil).
To be hidden
to.
cJ^'c^'^i'iA-
(
M)
To give wings to. 5 ^J» To lean towards. Jl^ -r^'^j r-J»-'\ To make a. o. to s 'rStzl\j t-^'^ lean. To incline a. o. towards. To bow down in prayer. i»tif»'ij ^.-?tJ
To
Part of the night. Night.
Side of a man's
Side of a road. Shelter.
Arm, armpit.
Wing.Wing Fin of a
fish.
army
Side, n
Rib.
tJ^j^
?r
Kind of
lociist-ijif;^
Stone. Water-fall.
JiC;^-
sf
»j4^-" ^'^
^
Horse-leash.
i_j'^ to in~
k_u>
Manageable (horse). Pleurisy. ^iJI Mi -^j
«-jCoJI s>>1»
^iill ciij t_;U>
Legal impurity. Gross term. Led by the jlx^ ^ ^j^h
oC.»r
^%h
^ir^
side (horse). Pleuritic (man).
^ jo-V
South.
v>?-
South wind. Southern, meridional.
'ti.jV
Foreigner. Stranger.
Unmanageable. Foreigner. ^^y^ ^^'\
To be covered
(
JJUa^ for
_^j
^ jU>
<>•
)
y^
<>•
yj^
-^
Shield. Veil. Border-province.
jy^^j
Verdigris. (
for j^^]j
)
^Jji»'
jl'j'i* P ^ ^ jU P
Yellowish blue. ripen (date).
chant).
To
i
o
^r^
"^
Kind, species. Genus.
^(:^\
-r ,j~'j»
Class. Sex. Family. Race.
Belonging to a sex, a kind. race, origin.
Affinity, likeness.
'ts^ ;:-J»
^Q^j
£'jb.^
alight with
wing.s (bird).
s;^ C.* ;- Jii~=>
extended^ij
To pretend
P^
— ^i>
-S-
to descend
from a noble race (man). To conceal o.'s self in a garment.
specify, to classify a. th. »j s j_^V To assort (goods).
To resemble *_, s Cu> j Uu/J ^_^i» a. 0. To be homogeneous with.
To quack.
Aci'obat. Quack.
jj jU.
CV
w-^-;
Vanguard. :cJi/i The two wings (of an army). oOrlJsti Pomegranate-blossom. j'Ji. -STo overcharge (merJji?«l> J^ii -^^
with verdigris.
To fetter a. o. To be in irons.
Common
me.
^
jtJ- -^
Funeral, obsequies.
•^
:;ii
JJi.
-tf-
Funeral-
To To
^niisT
!
Neighbourhood. Abode, courtyard, Excellency [liile given fluenlial men).
To cover,toconcea]a. th.A IjijTi^ -STo put (a dead person) on a s _n» litter. < To make the funeral of. Bier. Corpse. J(x;f ^ oj(:^j s3t^>
Chains.
vV
tLVj C-V
Tractable. Compliant.
Bubble formed on water piU* ^
^r
Flank, side of the body. sj>\'^ .^ wJU Declivity ( of a mountain ). d Few,
*^S^
V-^'-J V-^V Sj,*'^ !r j'^V,
»r>V
Basket for dates,
Polluted (Moslem).
^
^^1
»
^JU
^r^?-
Life-guard.
^.W
i
:J(9t.i
wU*
< By your side. Beware What one avoids.
soldiers. -^ City, province. soldier.
j
o.
^U>'
To levy troops. 5 js» -ir To volunteer (soldier). a!0 Army, troops, iCJij i,y ^ jJ>
A
<^^
greens.
of a building.
side.
^^J
body. Region. Flank.
Shelter. Protection.
Leaning on one
^\aC>J
Ci'.:.*.
^.-^j ^i*.
Sin, crime.
j\ S ^ji».\j
To stand by the side of. To avoid a. To send a. o. away.
JiJ^^ ^-V :iko.T^ ^IlL>
^Ja-'ij
of an
fii
avoid, to shun a. o. or a. th.
j
To
feel
sympathy for.
\p
—
Race, lineage. Stock of a tree. c-i* Polygonum. Knotgrass. _??a^ Asparagus. ^ Sty (on the eye).jija^ -ttTo be at hand (night), (i.^* a ^V "^ To stoop, to incline towards. Jl^ — To break the wing (of a bird). j —
^
\ (
To struggle against
jaU war
l^Vi»j SJi*U>i
5
To wage a holy
a. 0.
(against unbelievers).
To appear to a. 0. (truth). J To become within sight man become possible
To
a
struggle against
To meditate upon
i ai»''i
(goods).
j j:^\j
strive aftei'.
oivV'
difticulties.
j^
He exerts
^'J>\
Power. Fatigue, utmost e'j^
Power,
enei'gy. Painsta- j4>
Fight. Holy war.
War
i^,
zjJL\^j
office.
Pasture-land
^ir'l^*))
oljji
much sought by
-u**
Utmost limit, uttermost. The utmost of thy lIT jiU
cfili* 0I
iliil*?-'
ability is to do so.
Astray. M'rong-doer. Crook-backed. Canvass, .\wning. u^^»j er'^V, "*•
To
i>i?t^
He has exerted himself to
aS>j'^
Jllj
the utmost of his power.
To
be known, Ij*** J O*?-' a published, divulged (event).
To make
a. th.
notorious, to
^' ^
Ballista.
}ij
fi^
—
(
illustrious (man).
declare
^j
,
ul,:
J=JU;:j jJbi^
To become hot War. fight.
j:>
i
,_,
i \j\.i»-j
openly to
a. o.
S^aU^ _^V»
To overcome
a. o. in.
To show open enmity to. sjioiJLi » — ~ To read aloud. S'G?""''. _riVb To divulge a. th. ^_j jl s ^i^\ To appear in broad light. ^ii?-.j To find (people) to be i y^:^\ numerous. To see a. 0. plainly. Notoriousness, Openly, publicly.
^ J^-^^
(fight).
):}-
^^
d*!*'"*"
dU» Ts
cymbal.
^
iJ^y
Chinese junk. Cymbal-player.
*s-5^
d)i»'
P
\^^
->•
To gather a ^sTj \^ j>i' -« (fruits). To collect, to pick up a. th. To commit an offense, a ci'ime.^u* — To have ripe fruit (tree). To ^'
oj'^j jli> j y^^^
s^;»j
be rich in produce
To charge
i-eveal a. th. To journey in an unknown land). To see a. th. (without veil). To discover, to disclose a. th. To cleanse (a well). To magnify a. 0. To dazzle a. 0. (sun). To speak aloud to a. 0. J^JL. » — To be dazzled by the (sun). \y^ a j^ To be loud (voice). To Sjli»' o ^4>
become
a
hurl (stones)
i
Zeal, exertion,
a. th.
^'::i
A kind of
cattle.
To
To overcharge a. o. (seller), ip ^V To harass a. 0. To break off in angei- with s Uu(>To premeditate sin. _J^ ^b»j
with a balUsta.
king. Fatigue. a
—
Coai'se cloth.
endeavours. Ability.
oi^»Mj
will).
j:^iZ.\
Zeal, exertion. his
j
act wrongfully (in
-fr
Injujitice.
j
a. th.
^j-''S^
wiV
i
•^
To Xj
o.
To squander To
desire.
To
To
To
to a. o. (th.).
urge, to press a.
j.^^
Homogeneous, similar. To go ^i ClV a wxf»'J 6>i»' astray from the right way.
oiail ).
(
Y)
i^i;^'^
\y^
(soil).
a. o. falsely
with
js. J4.J
a crime.
To gather Gathered
ffruit)
from.
fruit.
^^
J,:
sC,>j,'U>1
,
Harvest.
Freshly plucked (fi'uit). Arbute. Strawberry-tree. Crime,
fault, guilt.
Crime,
-if
Blood-price.
Gatherer. 'U>1j 'll^j Criminal, culprit.
To
.shout.
Man
<>•
To
shine.
sound judgment. Able
To
of
toil,
to exert
o.'s self
To To
try
?
Jii
;P
-^4»
"i^Svf ci'itic.
j
strenuously
\'y^ a J—**' -^
in.
a. o.
>^
overload (a camel).
distress, to
To
^•
ai»"b
weary, to exhaust
To suffer from thirst. To be hard, distressful (hfe).
sC>'
— —
a. o.
CiLt a4> ili^*
a a*>
^A)
(
or stupid. To despise (a plant
a.
o
To shake
Secretly and openly.
Ignorance. Foolishness. H^j J4> State of infidelity ainongst the *!Ub.
pagan Arabs before Feigned ignorance.
^y^j
Ignorant.
^\
Bare
Islainism.
Ji^^j j4>
J^^> ^ JjaU
i
J^
Incentive to ignorance.
*ii^
J^^ ^
desert.
Passive (verb).
Loud, strong (voice).
Substance, es.^ence,
Ji?---* '
Jc^W--^
??•
J>f?«^
Anonymous.
To
Jj s
meet
a. o.
To ha~e
I
j^j
s
Ci*
j^j J^
a
with a frowning
-8I
face.
i
^j^j ^\i^ o
a stern
I
look at
a. o.
with
J
jj
>rf?»J
a severe, morose face. To have rainless clouds (sky). Stem, contracted face. The darkest part of the
Essential. Jeweller.
To
'iSji'^
jp j^^ij Kjl^ a j^'
give the
,
To
supply, a. o.
j^*'
To
out.
is
prepare, to
To bury (the dead). To supply o.'s self with
travelling j^i^
for a. th.
J
G^o i^^^ Gehenna
11>-
H
j
be conspicuous (road). To show avarice towards To contend with a. o. for
—
(
hor.se).
Wolf. Name of a woman. Quick (death).
To betake
o.'s self
fear a.
o.
J**^
to a. o. in
weeping (frightened
To
tj^^
To
a. o.
u.
— To
jp
^^Wsj
^*
C;
iS
j^ ^
M^^*'^
ly"-*^
be about to weep.
Serene (sky). Bald (man).
Tent without curtain. J,jl .Qi Atmosphere. Wild pigeon. .|^ ^'yf-^ The inside of a house. .^^ -^ Depressed groimd. l>> ?r I
^
«
Interior, intimate, inside.
C^
-j
1^
'ifetiib
Tears. C^o^vd.
To prevent a. o.
^
5
y^:;*.' 1j
,
foiV a
i_jU-
j^^
from.
To overcome a. o. To discard To outstrip, to precede a. o.
a. o. j 5
—
y^A\»
Abortive fcetus. J^t*?*-? u^i?^' Casting forth (her young one), ja^^^ To be ignorant ^i;^^ %;i, a J*>
^
;
to be unlearned, to be foolish.
To be unaware of a. th. To show ignorance to. To cut out (clothes). To bore C^>.'o — To attribute ignorance to. (a rock). To undervalue a. o. To cut an opening in a To feign ignorance. j v^J ~ shift, shu't. To deem a. 0. ignorant Aj k_(Uo.ij,Cl^^j
Ji^
child].
escape from.
superiority.
Bald. Roofle.ss (house).
ramble
ji^a^ij
y^
To be ruined (house). To widen (a wound). To contend with a. o. for glory.^ J^G. To become serene (sky). To >.>
A
fit
tus. Outfitting of a bride. Rigging of a ship. Household furniture. Quick death. Light-footed j<^
near.
cross, to
-«-
wounded man. with. To *j
last stroke to (a
To be prepared
Infernal.
To
j^'j4-
Provisions, equip- sj^> 1 ^ j Jl** ment. Set of tools. Funeral appara-
night.
To draw
^^
J^^
apparatus.
Waterless cloud. Impotent, weak. Hell. Hell-fire,
^}'y> -r nature. Jewel. Gem. Pearl.
equip (a ship).
jJti-
look.
To
Beautiful. Striking.
Having a loud voice (horse). Speaking aloud. jli?&>*j I
Wayless
soil.
j
Foolish.
Ignorant, illiterate. Simple.
I,14>j 'Ir-
Exterior appearance.Pleasingness._^ Plain voice. Fair appearance. Sjli* Fine-looking. Dazzled. '\'^ j,
wind).
:
-fi-
in (a country).
?
j;?a^i
C\
^f:
To bestow
^ o^
a. th.
Jt
\iyf-
— To answer
To oiler o.*s self to death. « L; — To shed abundant tears iSj^>j |S^ — (eye). To be copious (rain). To render good. To better a. th.^ 5^ To vie with a. o. in generosity. 5 ijUTo speak or to do a. th. a i^?- b -'^^ well. To make a. th. excellent. To pay in good money. oi^i 31^1 To select a. th. good. i^ To vie in bounty with 0. a. ijUi^ To esteem a. th. good, Aij » :>\»CiZ.\ excellent. To ask the bounty of. To '
ask
Vanity.
iU.
i^ jta.i^ ^^
Copious rain. Yielding rain (sky).
Excessive thirst.
sS^>j
>G?j
i'^f .U..'.,
S^^^?
Saffron.
[jal*.
Bounty. Good qualities.
si>o.'
Liberality. Generosity.
s,yi.
il^l ^{m.
Generous,
f.)
:i\yij ii3>
>Q?-b *Q?: Fleet (horse). Courser. ^yf-j ^jS>-h -*iJ,W-b
Excellent.
*'>?
5r
e'^j>-j
JjLfj cliC^j iCo- ^
Excellent poet.
jC?:
i>^j^-^j ->-?»*
^
To go astray from. i^;^ o jU ^ To act wrongfully towards a. o. Jc — To charge a. o. with unjust fi>j s fyiconduct. To throw a. 0. down. To destroy a. tii. < To dig, to hollow. a. th.
To
live close
by
a. o.
To
*_, 5 Ol>-,J SjjiaJi jjii-
To protect a. 0. ^'o'J^\J^ To rescue a. o. from. ^ ~ O'* — To put a. o. (out of the way). To be prostrated. To lay down, f^ To be demolished house -^ To be
^
(
'i
).
hollowed, concave.
To live near together. To ask the help of. To ask protection from
j^Sl ,_,
a. 0.
\j
jjis^
jV>L:l. .
•
jf
—
Injustice,
j^
-ij^i
-if-
ji_^
^\J\
ji Jl. n
To
convei'se together
;
to
'^'S^
reply one to another.
To clear away (fog, mist). v'Wl To be rent (clothes). To stretch the neck (camel).
To
To tear A i_jU> To put on a shirt. To cross (a
sink (a well).
a. th.
1.
country). (a prayer
To ask a
To hear J
a. 0. :
5 uUtiJ.!.
_jl
God). ^'^^a3^\ a
question.
Journey. Large bucket. Fire
Woman's
place.
shift. Shield.
Hollow, excava-
Smooth
tion.
(-j>>j Cj\>.'ji
»-
two
between
tract
lands.
Answer, a Letter.
To bring a
'-r'^yf
Answer, reply.
-Cj^
1
^ ^S'^
k,\>.
,
Collar of a shift, shirt^
Way
°
v'^ ^3
letter.
,_,\i.
of answering.
X.^^
Traveller in a desert
l_jl_^
Circulating news.
Answer. Reply. To go astray. Todestroya. o.Toextirpate.s^txa-lj — To bare (the feet). fi> ^^ Water-melon of Damascus. ^'yi. >rj\'^
-r
*9i',i>
wJ*
Droughty year. Wide.
^^» ^
"CJ:-
'G.;^' j, ^'j»
To wash away ^"yfj (i.j:f o (a bank toi'rent, river). To prostrate a. 0. To Aj fi>
1
^U ^
:
To
^
^^
off a. th.
fall in
(well
).
To bm-st
^.f^
(abscess).
Cloth.
^|^1^^j>'Ps
Ditch, hollow.-^ Piece of cloth
Hollow, excavation, gap. Jyi ^ INeighbourhood. Safe-conduct. Protection.
^
on
a. 0.
a. th.
snatch
against.
Wrong-doing. Tyranny.
To answer
Calamity, dearth.
i-epair to (a place).
to
(God's grace).
To answer
a. 0. to lend (a courser).
o. -^
To correspond
church).
(vault,
To *j 5 i^j^i. To resound
(a question).
converse with a.
bountifully upon a. o.
Cloth-gown with
'^yf
full sleeves.
To be excellent. Vi'j»j ii_y> To make a. th. well. To be swift (horse). i^^-'b
*W-
^'j^ J
'>^
~
a
\'
C
Transit. Passport. License.s3>>l
A
Side of a valley.
-r'/yi-
^» ^
Jjsjj
draught. <• ^Iarriage. Permission. License. Degree of a licentiate. Diploma.
Law- Sj^lj
I
'
OlIirl>J olji>>j -/,'>? 'rJ',W-
Thirsty (traveller). Beam. Provisions for the J,'^ ?r road. Gift
made
Metaphoi'ical
(
eJ',W-
<) Prize.
opp. to
'^^^
)
j\»u' »j\>'i'
cfJ,lV^
(sense). jjajl
To spy jj /b ^lij-'lj C>; a. 0. To search (a place).
uS>-
,
Scrutinizer, inquisitive.
tr-O?"
t,^
the whole
«
o tAQ- "^
night.
To be
partly spent (night).
J-'y^
Breast. Portion of the night.
Ser-
:ds.)j Ci-j
^j:yi.
'^^
<-j J-iJ,k-
J-dS^
geant. Breast. Coat of mail, ^i-l^f Middle of the night.
To walk with
^
^l.'ji--ii-
j2i\
Cu^Vj Di>>
—
o Jii> -^
a haughty demeanour.
To
trouble a.
o.
by.
»
Anxiety. Weariness.
—
i»l>f'-> -^J?-
Walking haughtily. Weary. To be or become JtUij i^
Jj)^ o
?.(?•
-^
hungry.
To long after a. th. To debar a. o. from food, to make a. o. hungry.
j^
Bulimia.
Starve thy dog,
it
you compel a vile he will not do it. To bear hunger. To be insatiable. Hunger.
man
Female neighbour.
^ e'j\>t J,i?-
Spouse-c/ljlV
s^b-j «3>>j Sj3?-
Unjust, tyrannical. Large bucket.
A Ij'^J *J*j^J *J^j>?-0 'j^ o jla- ^ To cross, to pass along (a place;. ^ — To outpass a. 0. To be la-w'fnl. To be allowable. |ji^ — * j^^v To make, to declare a. th. lawful. To execute a (design). To give currency to money.
To marry a. o. ( for ^jj ) jy> To transgress (a ?j i'jj^^^ jji* limit). To outpass a. o. To overlook (a sin) o^ J3WTo consider as lawful. Sj «'ji?-l j^^ To allow a. th. To go beyond place). To execute (an order). To confirm (a sale). To water (the land
pierce the
^
5 ij(>-b
s ^.G-lj
^^
"^ p,_^
^j>.j
i.
e.
Unless
to serve you,
fi^
fi>
(
and
cattle) of.
ci; j\».\j — To use poetic license. To bear patiently. To let a. o. j j^; pass. To shorten (prayer). To exceed the bounds in. J jjUj — To let (an offense) without punishment. To shut the eyes upon. jlisll^ To cross to pass along. — i_, To pass through (a place). ojGeilt ji?ei-^l To consider a. th. Sj as lawful. To approve. To ask per-
^
,
fi>
mission from a. o. j\j>'\ ^ jj» Middle of a desert. ^ Husband. ( for ^'/j ) -^ Walnut, walnut-tree. <• Pair. j^ Earth-nut.
Rock-moss. Lichenous
^.^ f.iatiJ.t
*tlVj
Cj^' a ,
<—
'
^ ''^j^
abdomen (with a
^j>-
J^ ^ ol>
spear).
^j]
j'j^f
yj^l».
j^f
plant.
Fir-cone.
Nutmeg.
Hungry, starved. To be hollow, empty. i_) _)(
Jl,—
dii^t dliiT/o-l
'
will follow thee (prov).
1O
J»
-tf-
FrieLd. Tutor of an orphan.
To walk
-r
jj
to travellers, poets.
Trope, metaphor. Bridge. Grove of walnuts. Path. Bridge.
'ySj,yf-
Protector. C'aimant.
Deviating.
ful.
Draught of water.
,
ojja;
SjiVl^
)
Bengal rose. '^j.j>- >jj J Neighbour. Partner. %jv>-j o'ji?;
Amomum. Grana
ji'j^ Syf »_.Ji)l j^* siiiJb ^lA-^^ jji-
Paradisi.
Vomic-nut. ^1 jyf Alkekengi. ^ij:^\ j'jif Cocoa-nut. tj jl» j'j^ A walnut. A single oCjf -r «3j>watering. Excellent grapes. Gemini (sign of the Zodiac). '0^'
Wild
To ask
Silvei-
crescent in a necklace.
Short garment for a th. goo'l or daJ.C^V o
girl.
uss. a.
j\:>-^
J^
)
^
money.
To
render
concave.
a. th.
To
a o>>j —
hollow,
extract the bowels.
j^
To be hollow. To be empty. To enter th-i inside 6f. ^u* \j — To become wide, o^iJ-lj ,JtacJ.I. fi>
Silver cup.
spacious. To become black (face). C^' o Ci%- ^ To whiten (a bride's door). A o^ To find a. th. hollow. To blacken (a dead person's door).
Black, white. Light red. o>* Day. Intensely black (horse).
oj»
?-
-Ji-
i'
High rank. *aC>j oGTo be heart-broken (from^^^ a sSj> ^
Influence.
love, grief).
To
stink, (water).
A
dislike (a
iS'^>- ij
^c
j( ^^a
—
to be tamed.
Domestic
(
iJj* "^
ySjk^'j
opp. to "SJ.
Cf
)
"^
j»
(animal).
A
loathe (a food).
tj^^jttJ,!^
Valley. Shepherd's bag. Trivet.
'1^
Violent passion of grief, love.
^'^i-
Chronical disease. Consumption.
Rottenness.
^s'yi- <>•
Stinking, fetid (water). Altered water. Marsh. Stink.
_^'
<^
Rotten. To come, to
To
*c?;J
^^-^i sU^j
^^?^
*il?-'i
'W-
"^
"^ -Ji-
fall (rain).
To do a. th. To go towards. To bring a. o. in. Pus and
fi>
-
cut out the
bring,
a. o.
or
Enormous
lion.
Big-belUed.
^j^
'J>?J
Hollow.
opp. CO
^txki Concave. Faint-hearted. (
To have a wry face. C5^ To muster a crowd. To meet in large numbers.
'Sfi^
)
a J>> -^ 2*
J>» Jly^
Crowd, numerous party. ol3>^ ?- *^!«Wry-mouthed. j^' ^ .;3^.>: ^ j^^l
*_,(»( a.
th.
To ramble J
v';V}>j 5l>vj V>=: o
Jb-
-«-
a country ). To run across a race course (horse). To ramble about J J^j 'Sv^vo Jt?(in a country). To occur to the mind over
(
(thought).
To select a. th. amongst.^^ a To turn away, to drive a. o.
Ju:a^lj ts
—
JjG-
back. a. th.
a. o.
or
^j ji
Aj
5 ~^\>-\ Ji?-1
to turn round.
To wheel (a sword). To make a turn. To wheel about (in a
A—
J^ battle),
j
Lateral part of a grave. Side.
-^
JjbtJ
Ji^
Hill.
Troop
Ji>'1j <)i>.., Ji> ^ J>>'j d'i* of horses, herd of camels. Rope.
blood. Patch.
He has no understand-
^ ._Vj *^
i
v'^
"^
for ^j'V^
To bring
)
i
d^ •>
forth (a
Collar of a shirt. Heart.
turn, one time.
Dust, pebbles swept by the
^JiJ.
^
S^
Jii.
i)
u
iv^ wind.^V^
Runner, great traveller, sfl^j Jl}*' field. Passage. ^s^JAmulet. Shield. Anklet. Good Syf-i Circus. Space,
child).
J^ j|
ing.
A
collar (of a shirt).
To
o>>
Penetrating (thrust). ^\'j>- ^ *jui>Hollow. Defective j|^ ^ .ia;i ^ «J^^ in its medial letter (verb). Belly.
Well. Sea.
Invitation to dinner.
To
Spaciousness, amplitude.
*c^ To make
"
arrive.
^yf
Big-necked.
country).
To become,
To
Hollow. Inside of a house, ji^'l ^ Belly.
"Cji Disk of the sun when setting. Bay, gulf, haven. o^ •• A small leather scent-bag. o^» ^ *j>> Sun. Cooking-pot. Black camel. Jar smeared with tar. Black-winged partridge. o>» t'^^ To meet a. o. o^j^^SCiJb U^» o «bwith an unwelcome face. To raise a. o. to a dignity, i e\>.]j a^f
To
A —
spaciou.^, deep
.
C
er To demand a military force of a. 0. To collect soldiers. Military force, army.
^
^
? u^Geil \
fJ^iZf
^(J-*
oiid*
sea.
Soul.
Xi-jVV
Horse easily excited by the spur, jx^ To shun, to j4^J ^'^' J'W- -^ avoid a.
i
,
o.
vie in splendour with.
y u^dW-
Inclination to the right and
Proud demeanour. To groan imder (a
lefc. x^lal^
w4»=?-,-»
cj
Clk^
i
Zi^^
J»i>
-{^
Sincei'e.
Truly, verily.
^CJ-h
^1=!: -r *4r!:
^;G. q
<• Centiu'y.
From age The
JC^ 1 ^
j^
-«-
Generation.
to age.
letter _.
j^
a;; ^TUv „-> -^
-J}-
Oi> -Sjjv
Gypsum, lime. Heat in the chest caused by hunger, anger. Quick lime. Lime-kiln.
Grass-hopper. swell
(sea).
Filthy.
a ^u.
Neck. Coat of mail. 5^j iC*" Fine-necked. i^>' ^ "CSj^j 'IX;
To
(
for ^j
Ci^'j Clli^j
Cil?.'
) i
boil (cooking-pot).
flurried (mind).
stink (corpse).
Nation. Tribe.
wI?Jl »s-«J jlo- j \jZ>-
beautiful neck.
To
weight).
Corpse; carcass.
^jCo.
Pocket, bag.
To have a long and
Excitement. Agitation of the
To
)
Sine {trigonom). •^
Shriek, voice.
^
-T
To shed
Jja-
Jib-
> -H-
To be
tears (eye).
To burn with anger (heart). To be(fight). To be swollen and spread (river). To bn frightened away (coward) To summon troops. i jj^ To be mustered (troops). To be jJ»^ come hot
restless (soul).
!
C
uT^
^•r)
C blaze -^
To
To
(fire).
A —
pick grains, grapes.
Unsightly. Short in
v^^
w.»lV t
body.
Scanty flow of watei-. Weak^'.^,1^ ness. Ardour of fire. Water-melon. Fire-fly.
Sparks. i
,
yellow (tooth).
To adorn
(speech).
To
put ink
fii
Ji^
an inkstand). To dec^f, to array o'.s self. To Jii-j overspread the sky (cloud) Learned man. Doctor jC>1 ^ jy^j J^ (amongst the Jews). Pontiff, Bishop. (in
Joy. Favour.
The Sovereign Pontiff; the Pope. High Priest Book of the Judges.
^^Vl
^1
of the Jews.
Ink. Scar. Beauty. Like-
jC»Vl
^^
^ J^
^^'J.
Seller of ink
jU>j
Yellow
ojn>j aj\>i colour of the teeth.
Striped garment.
J^j
ojy>'_j
^ Sl>i>: ^ jy>.
ol^^*
Newly made (garment).
S?-5^
J)»J JV^
jyi.
5 vJ-^
friendship
(plant). 2
of a.
0.
praise a. 0.
Bravo
Bustard, (bird).
oG jtl-i ^
-^A^r^T -«.^J Small bustard.
j/j\>-J
,^Q^
^5jU> "PT
jJ->-
!
confine, to
2<
LL^j-j Cl*'
hold in custody. To detain
hij
saying.
s JZ>
i-j^
i
^^
-«-
w>
:r
seed. Bead. -^Pill. Speckle. Boil.
l&iJI
l^ l^ LS
j^l
i,i.
Chaste-tree.
ail!)
Night-shade.
ul)l
Bean-trefoil. Anagyrisfcetida.
Convolvulus
Bind-weed.
Nil.
Love, fondness.
*^->*j
l^^j l->
Loved. Lover.
ut^j vW*' ^ v-^ b <^j v'^=; sr »t-* ^ Row of teeth. Water-bubble. ^_^ Drop of dew. A grain. Weight of two ot* ^ *^ jar.
c_;U>
grains of barley. piU.
<>•
A
A seed. A
'\J^^\
JiiJI
*_r^l 7^j '\hyD\
x!i-J)
Hail-stone.
^\j
Pupil, apple of the eye.
^UiJI ::^ o'\ii\
in view.
Old gold coin
To flow
A
S^sJI I^JI
Nigella-seed.
•^
berry.
pimple.
Friend. Beloved.
a. 0.
'^\
s
fft>j
tJ-
i_jU»
Love. Friend. Snake.
To
a
Veiy well
Grain. Corn-seed, fruit-
Aim, end
Inkstand. Writing-desk.
in
Bravo!
praise.
To
~
a. o.
To love a. 0. or a. th. To show love towards. To have a mutual love. To like, to be pleased with To prefer a. o. to. Word of (\ijl^) \J^
Aniseed.
jy\>.
L.^^
To behave
Fruit of the terebinth.
^
L^: -«
^^ v^v
CC»j
manner with
friendly
Soft (bed). Spotted (cloud). Variegaof the wicked. ^Vyi.
i
loved by.
ted garment.
Assembly
U*
kiss a. 0.
To run to seed To court the
Large
ness.
To
To like, tf) wish that. ol — To be freckled (face). z_^ a — To become the friend of. Jl^ ^_,l^j To make a. 0. to be tZ\ ij Jl. 5 ,Jli
>r^^
To appear on a sudden. bti>; :>C>- -8To approach. To walk quickly. To strike a. o. -with (a stick). s — To variegate (cloth), a O^ o -ni -HTo embellish a. th. To cheer a. o. » -ns^b si^ii^j llij* o — To rejoice, to be glad, i^j 13^^ a -rvi To be cicatrised (wound). 1^ a-7\^ To be luxuriant (land). To become
*j
love a. 0. or
a. th. a
k_»lu>1j "U**! 5-
(o/'rt6oi<^
14
scantily (water).
5/t.).
To
vW^ vi^
k-i^J*
witl» -^
)
JTo break wind
C3C>j Ci-ij uli
(
\-t
i
— To
(goat).
To make
up th.
To
A j^
settle a
business.
To become To abuse a.
compliant.
jlZl
o.
^\ai
J*
Chamomile
_;il!l
(/j/«)-
Wormwood (/j/«).^|^l
Artemisia.
Acinus
(;)/a).^L_i4Ji
jlij '^'
ISarrow-minded.
"-ulsi j.
To weave
(
well. -^
To
To
a stuff
)
A
\isC>
i
o
-S-
vill> "^
dl!:i
twist (a thread). if- To To make a work (carefully). A dO^l di!^5 To gird o."s self. To wrap o.'s self in clothes. -^ To be thrown into
gear (cogs).
To weave carefully (a stuff). * tlUa^t — To gird o.'s self with. »_» iXJ- ^ Girdle, girth. Waist-band. Streak iXJ-3 w^ ^ iJC^-
'iS:sC.»-
<>•
In gear.
i)C.i
'tX^!^j
Ti-ail of
d4>j «i^' C»j *^^c^ stars. Iron breast-plate.
'!'
-<>
^^^ ''^"^s^
^^
To ensnare a. o. ^ fi^j ^%-i.o in. To tie with a rope. To conceive (woman). ^_, y^ a J-i' — To swell with (wine, anger). To be conceived (fcetus). */ j.oi To render (a female) a J^>b J?»
^
—
vlklii
i/^u^-i ^r^J-^=*
<>-j ,
u-^ii
ur4*
rr
'illai
^
..r^*'"*"
Convict-prison.
^^iV> ^ ^'-^J u-i*' Dungeon. Manger of a beast. ^ Hermitage. "LJJk^
J ^ lt^J <^Q<»J
•1
ji-i»
Ci.I>
»
"S-
collect a. th. for a. o.
To bring forth a negro. To collect together ( people).
^r-**^
j^0
O^l^
<j'j^1j ^_j»»l_j 5r "Lit-* Company of men from various tribes. jJl.jL;V>-l
The
5f
,
Abys.sinians. Abyssinia. illij
Abyssinian.
j^
'i54^'-
Pintado. Turkey-cock.
J-^
"^
To throb. Cal» a u:a-ij Cial>; j^ -^ To palpitate iri-egularly (heart). To twang a bow-string. i_, ja^j — To be exhausted (well). To Us^ — be made void (right). To run (man). To miss the butt ja'^\ i
,
(arrow).
To annul
(a right).
To exhaust
a>
—
(a well).
Irregular thi'obbing, palpitation, ja;^
pregnant.
To catch a. o. iu a snare. n S^\ To become pregnant. To entangle j!;j its legs in
—
Impediment in speech. il.I> Mortmain. ^^'*j ^W-J ^j^i a-it*
An
on the sand Enclosure. Hosier. Bookbinder.
2(
fa
custody.
Hermit. Solitary.
A
a*
confine o.'s self to.
Prison.
bind (a book).
fasten, to tie a. th. tightly.
Twisted.
a. o. in
jl*
^>
Hail-stone.
keep
Jr*-
'^'j> Jr*
(p/a).
A ^j^
,_>
To keep a. o. in custody. To keep a. th. back. To be impeded in speech. To become a hermit. Dam of wood or stone.
jl^
M^rum. Cat-thyme (p/a). ^jilil j5^ Sweet marjoram (p/a).j^l j| Ji)l j^ Water-mint
with.
pious works.
a. th. to
j^ To J^ To
Basil, penny-royal (p/a).
veil a. th.
To withhold a. o. from. To give a. th. as mortmain. To veil a. o. or a. th. To apply the produce of
a rope (beast).
Rope,
JCilj J^^j j;i.lj JC:v ^ j;^ Halter. Treaty. Vein of the neck.
Ivy.
CnJ'Cill jLi
Conception. Fcetus. Fruit.
Anger. Sadness, Shrewd, cunning. Hunter. Wizard.
Ju>-b
jo-
J>^>- !r Jr=; j.li.
To
Clal> a ist^i CJ»^j Cb.^ i i»j* -{}be of no avail, useless (woi'k, action). To bring (a work) to perfecJ-!i. a ,
tion.
To render
a. th. useless.
leave a scar upon a.
o,
To
fj
» LI*
I
(blow).
To go away fi'om. Scar of a wound. Swelling. To strike a. o. with » Gl^i a rod. To lash, to flog a, o.
^— WJ,tli (,>r»
-JJ-
(
To
give, or to nourish a. o.
scantily.
To hinder
\
—
a. 0.
Tride. Small gilt.
Rim,
5
ijrJ-j
j^>j
J\»-
jC>
circuit of a. th.
Banijuet given at the completion Zj<^ of a building.
To produce
a sound in eating j.'J^
^
(locust).
To meet
together.
Small-sized. Spj-ightly (child).
To
displace a. th.
fin
-o
J^
Snare, trap. jiCo^j Jsj>1 Seasonable time.
by anger.
k)"^'^ sij^'l
Beans.
jl^l cj^^ 0^' a o^» -ft-
To swell in droftsy. To be angry with
a. 0.
Oleauder. Laurel-tree.
J-^JJ-
Dropsy.
-S-
Death. o^:i ^ »-<:> -^ He departed from life. *ij1 liii oU Remainder of meat, grease, jiiv' -S-
u
Cl» a
oj>-
Cju^j cn>
J^
Dropsical.
-Cj*'
Chameleon.
j>
Jy>]j o^»-J«
i^i^^j >jir^l >ij ojl* >i
Purulent sore. Monkey.
To
Vji
o!>C>-
An angry woman.
J^'Jvo
SJ^
aCi
jCi ^
Pi'egnant (woman). Filled. Swoll<-n
^^>
9r *Ji^:>j
di'aw near.
^
o^lai
To creep
j:^
\'y^ o Co^
-ft-
(child).To glide along the soil (arrow).
Rabble.
To walk
at a Cl6^Sij iW* i dlr> ^ quick and short pace. To render a. th. jc ;fc Cji^ i ^> fr obligatory to a. 0. -^ To make up
— To give a. th. to a. 0. »_» jl A 5 To protect a. 0. s J^ To show partiality j s tC>j «GG.5> JTG(in a suit judge ). To show compli-
mind to. To improve a.
ance to a. 0. (in a sale merchant). To miss (the butt shooter). ^^1 To use a garment as a support,^ Jii when sitting on the heels. Piece of cloth used as a ^ o'J^ support when sitting.
o'.s
To To
:
A — u—
th.
decide, to finish up a. th.
* ^Uj
eat the i-emains of a meal.
^ To
be obligatory to a.
To be
irreversible (decree),
0.
Decree; judicial decision.
it
^j
^»-Jlj
—
^_^ ^ ^^
Blackness.
Remainder
i;.ii
of a meal.
Black. Inauspicious. ^ii
*^U>
^ 'Uri
v> j»=>-1
To be intense (heatj. Cri a U;"^ To be equal in. j jG-i To suit. To agree together. cnr>l -Ji-
Companion. Alike.
To sew, to a. th. To ci>lj
To
:
fasten
fi,
oCfi c^(:n>j cAi j>lj C:i ji * i
twist (a rope).
ci-b »^»J
o
Jfr 5 li>-
incite, to instigate,
c.>-
-^
5 ti.»-.i^b
is.
ic.
oV>.j
u c^\
cji^\j 'cJBits of straw. Unseasoned bread. '^^
o>>-j
c-^ii
To be covered with \'j\^ a -r>i -Spustules (skin). To granulate (honey). To be widened. To make (a medicine) into pills. A J%To bear fruit (palm-tree^. _^>1 Particles of straw.
I,
^
Gift, present.
Respect of
;]^>j s3^_,
per.«ons,
s^^j 'U> SlU*
o_^'»JI
unfairness, partiality.
To rub off (mud). A ui o c^' ^ To bark (a tree). To fall off (leaves, plaster), ci-jlj oU/ To be cankered (tooth). Fleet (horse). Ancient.Noble.oOb-l ^'c^* Bit, fragment. A httle. c:^:,. ^ <:> a
Rubbish, remains, crumbs. To, till, until. Included. Even. In order that. <>• That he...
cJcJ-
ji.
How long,
to urge a. 0. to.
To excite one another to. To be incited, impelled to. Incitement, oti^^b oiiiilj Quick. Hasty. Greedy.
:
a'JcJ-
till when ? 'j^^i J^ J> To sew (a garment).;^ 'lisllj lii afeTo tighten (a knot). To strengthen (a wall). To tuck up (a garment). To put down (a load). To be pure, genuine. \'jc^ a jc^ -STo Uve in [obioleie). o li^ jS ari To select a. th. pure. -fl-
,
i
Inexhaustible spring.
ai>
Origin, race, lineage.
To tighten (a knot), a '{J^ To look steadfastly at.
s-i»Ci> i
o
^i
-ft-
)
.
f
>•!
(
Cupping-glasses.
•)}* oCl?t>
Chamberlainship. Chamberlain. t^^j \^\x> ^ Eye-brow. v^'^ -z Veiled. Blind (man).
<>•
*ji?>=t
•^>-\>-
^^^
^y'^^"
To
To be turbid (water, well). Foul water. To
feed (a child)
To
badly.
—
Short. Lazy.
access
To
To
interdict the
access of
a.
\s.
A
l^^.^j
—
|^>.>
give
Reddish
a. th.
to a. o.
hillock.
;j\^ o ^i^
J
Lobe of the
/^o
place to.
To deprive a. o of civil rights. i& J>-:^ To be surrounded by a halo J^ (moon). To be petrilied (mud). To cover, to hide a. th. A Jf^\ To harden, to petrify. J^JL\j J^jCi To straiten a. o. w— To make a cell for j>.JfCLL\^ _,if> Ij —
•ti'
j^
'
Rubbish of grains. Sediment. To polish a. th. a uii
of.
li,.
o. (fate).
l__,ae>-J '^>?t>J '.r?^ O _;?«»• o* 5 Ci'^ deprive a. o. fi'om. To prohibit the
-«
-«-
oj^ai
j jSall
straiten a.
Ill-fed' (child).
^^jj;^
jfc
-»•
—
nose.iciia-
Jj Jc * Cii JS-j \'ji»- o U^ -Spour (dust) upon. To put a. o. to shame. ivV^l ^^j J Jj^
To To
i
outstrip a. o. ^Vji] i._4^j j j^ give a. th. in small quantity. J —
Bits of straw. Dust poured.
j,^
To repair to a. o. Sj A Lj. o rp^ -HTo make a pilgrimage to Mecca. To overcome a. o. in dispute. o.'s self. To retire in a cell. a — To seek a refuge towards. * :^j. ^ — To probe (a wound). To trespass upon. To argue against, s 4^0-./^) &.(^ ^-U It j^^i:l.\ Prohibition. Protection. Bosom, _^,>.> — -^ To plead in behalf of a, o. breast. Deprivation of civil rights. To send a. o. to a ^'\j %-J. To reinstate a. o in his pilgrimage. J>^-^ Aj civil rights. To afford arguments. ^G-i Quarantine. To adduce (an argument). -i..^ J».J. < «_)^.S9.\ " Foi'bidden. Unlawful. To undertake the pilgrimage. v»-i-^l J>^_) _,it>Bosom. Hole of snakes. INIind. jG-ii ^ — Pilgrimage to Mecca. i^ -^ iMare. jW* b Sjj?t=>-j j^**- t ^-^^ Ear-ring. Lobe of the ear. i>j: Stone. jbt^j SjWtvj jU>" 5r _^>.> A pilgrimage. rr^^j cj^ ^ i?.>. <> Man (ai chess). Last month of the Arabs, "^.3-^] ji
^
is
^
_,
Lunar
Argument,
caustic.
Stumbling-block.
The black stone
plea. •{Title-deed. ,j..^^ i|^
Protest.
Bone of the brow. ^^Ij ^\^^ ^ ^WS^J^ r^^^j ^^J ^ '^io.
of the
Caaba.
Pilgrim.
Siderite.
4- Butt,
Ostracite.
High
Pumice-stone.
Litigious. Surgeon's probe.
Avant urine (quartz). Macadamisation
Side, quarter.^l^^j Cj\j»^j J>JHis property has becomeijj;^ cCt^^jI
chamber. Enclosure ^.i ^
s^kai
Stone-cutter.
Cell.
JiS-s^j ^r^^j
o\^^\r
^-» j>-}^
j>>i»j iiiJ^>-
-
^ j^^
veil
a. th.
To
for cattle. Grave. Side, region .
t'^S^j'
,
Refuge, protection.
To
extensive.
Stony (ground Wail. Upland. Dam. Refuge.
^.i.i :c|-i-.>
To refrain from speaking. T'UI^ -^ To fall back after an attack (army). To rejoice at. i_, bti a *l«- ^ ^ o^i- To stick to. ^ \^7j bsi a ^?^
Mellite.
Cell,
aim.
road, thoroughfare.
fi>j
s
\^-},
^J-j Cl^ J ,
To hinder
a. o.
CJtio w4«; -« from access.
be veiled, precluded.
^
To be modest, timid. To appoint a. o. cham•<
berlain. Veil, screen. <•
Amulet.
^J^ _ ^u*.
Whiteness on the legs of a horse. joj»J Having three legs white (horse j.jjo^i Crow. J>(>: ^ Ja-b. Bottle J^J>>j J=fX^ r ^j*J *V>i
To
scarify a. o.
s Iuj^> o jfiL>
-ii-
muzzle (a camel). To bite (a beast
:
stallion). To sting a. 6. (snake). To suck the breasts (child). A o — To stare at. Jl. ^,4* To swell (woman's brenst). y^\ To suckle a new-born chikl for J — 1
the
To
time.
first
refrain.
To
back
^i
in
—
^^_~1
Protuberance. -^ Bulk. Camel's muzzle.
1^
^j»-J- -r y^'*
^>* ^r
Cupper.
*i-f>>
^Mj
"C^^j J>^^ -r to shrink in fear (man).
Cupping-glass. bend, to
crook (a
^^
^U»-.^
^ C?»VJ ^•^,
^Gs'/i
* ^J.j
,
C.>^
i
^i^^
^rV
Quarantine.
•^
Tract surrounding a
Avith a
hook.* ^^f
"'
Windpipe. Larynx. jftS- ^ o'^^ Throat. Small basket. jjvUi ^ jy>>^ Flask for spices, -fy Scent-bottle. To withhold. 5 SjU.>j \'y^ o _>iti -fr i
~ To detain a. o. J* To interpose between (fighters;. ojJ — ^ To sequester the property of.jc ^ — To prevent a. o. from fighting. jfuTo go to Hedjaz. j*;Jlj j*.^>ij _^\ To abstain from fighting. jf To be refrained, restrained. jiiJl To girdle o.'s self with a waist- J>--5>l
-^
wrapper. cari'y a. th. in the
j>^ Arabia Petrrea, Hedjaz. Waist- jGfc> wrapper. Girdle. Musical tune. Rope for tying a camel's feet.
Tuck
of trousers.
Waist-
Patient.
Crookedness. Hook.
js^i
To remain in (a place). i_ To be avaricious of. To think, to deem a. th.
To pray, to beseech. To take hold of, to obtain,
— -s-l-
repel a. o.
\'j{i.
*,,
—
^Ja-t^Ji
a _4t:>l .j^ ^ iiii
Leather-shield.
Head
good.
th.
-ki,-ii'
Partition, bari'ier. Railing. yf\'y>- ^ oppose, to ? wii U- — ^9c»
To
a.
^ ;jk>
Sj^-JI
Crooked, hooked. ^^^ ^ Crooked stafi^i Hook.
(a boat
A -
bosom
Root. Tribe. Shore.
Fence, screen. Isthmus. o'y>-S- ^ j?-iiEdge of a sword. Hindrance. Dam.
crooked.
Lazy. Of long stage (raid
To keep
village.
band. Waist.
staff).
To draw a. th. To be hooked,
eye.
-»^ To
Pink rose.
To
a town).
^
to be cupped.
Art of the cupper. Scarification. ;^U>.
Wont
(of
Orbit of the
J(
draw^
fear from.
To ask
Prohibited. Suburbs
a Stone-fjuarry.
with a large bottom. Flagon.
To
I
(a secret). :
To
wind).
To propel
s^j n
suppose, to guess
To reward. To
withhold
To be enamoured ^ ^3j ^ki a of. To be attached to. To outwit a. 0. To vie otviat' ,
with a. 0. in sagacity Verb of ivonder How worthy, how fit is he :
jrt*
ber for
^
i
To prepare the
a. 0.
(
chamTo dye her
nuptial
a bride).
s j|:> fingers
(woman). To shackle a. o. To have one or more legs white j4» on the lower part horse ). To put (
4,J
?r-> Ij ai?6>l
U
on anklets (woman).
^j
!
To remain in (a place). To pi'opose enigmas one
to
another. Sagacity, wit.
of the hip-bone. _4ei»^j wi?t-'> limp (crow). Cy^j !A?t> o Jk^ To hop (shackled man). To intervene between, y^j. cAj j9-j>
— To
-U7
Partridge. o%^:>r r- <^J ,}^ White hair on a horse's legs. J^>^jk>. Silver Jbtib JA^ w J*»J J??*' J J?^ anklet.
'Ui
Ring
of a shackle. Shackles.
Pavilion for a bride. JGt>.j jsU-
^
ibt>
t^JU.
^•A)
(
-U.
Country, region. Iron. -^ Iroa-bai", rail. I
Railway.
-*i-^ *^'-? "^
To define (a limit). To determine a.
Sharp
iU>j »!^>-b '1^1 ?- ^^J -^r^ (man, knife). Pungent (odour). Sharp-tongued. ollpl — Iron ploughshare. c/^.!l SajJL> Blacksmith; ironmonger. Prison- iioi
To
[
^
dispel a. th.
>»
ui
i/j^J a
'la>
'
-J:}-
from.
I
To help a. c. against. ip loi a Cf^ASTo J^escue a. o. from tyranny. To be augry with a. o. To fondle (her
I
.
i
Double-headed axe.
J[
—
^
protttbe-
t_iSG5j
Gai a
to a. o.
U—
take care of her child (woman).
To
i-ender a. th.
tj ta
^^'h
!iilj
,
(Sla>.j lii
(
fi>
ij^j , la>
jS-^j
"-j^
To become humpbacked, convex. tj!i9u To devote herself to the care of her
o
i
—
a knife).
!li5J,|j
Oivlj itxi-J
oJl>-J \iJ.i-J
\'jS-
oS-
i
\c
%%„
\
—
(sword).
contiguous to (land). To look intently at, To provoke, to threaten
protuberant, convex.
a»
o
i
To be hindered by want of rain (vegetation). -^ To work iron. To set limits. To define a. th To repair to a. o. J_j To counteract a. o. To be fi>j
.-j-vi -J^
To
put on
mourning garments (woman).
;
'
rant, convex, humpbacked.
To show kindness
th. from.
To
j
sljia-
kite.
To be
-H-
fit
To become angry with. To be edged (knife) sharp
o—
'\j^j YjS
J^
o
\jJ-
culprit).
To sharpen
woman).
To seek a refuge towards. To stick to (a place).
fit
To punish (a
To thrust back, to prevent s o — a. o. from. To forbid a. th. to a. o. To avert an evil ^f. \ijS-j loi — from a. o. (God). To distinguish a.
^
j
child
J^
^
keeper. Door-keeper. Impossible, unlawful thing.
Sj
th.
j
I
^
.u>l
Enigma. Riddle, ^^ulj j^ui ^ ;!^t ~ Enigmatic word. t:sjji ZJS"
ijL>.
fi>
J,\
i iG>.
^kSJI
(J\.
a. o.
— —
'j>-\
ijid
5
To be exasperated against o. a. iibj To become intense. To be shar- "iii^^ To get into a rage. pened (knife), To shave o.'s self with a razor. a?-i_ll.
children (widow).
-(f-
To show benevolence towards. tc — To be attached to a. o. (_j — To be humpbacked. t_iija>l Sand-drift. Wave. Scar on the ^jj-
Hot tempered man. Pungent (acid). Hot (sun).
jS
^
i
I
Limit. Eni^. Intensity.
Vehemence
skin. Severity of winter.
of
^j'jj-
anger.
^"ja-
Bravery.
j
Hump. Convexity. Humpbacked. Sword.
Strength of wine. Edge. <> Penalty. Bounds set by God to human ^jil ^/ja-
;;ai Difficult
,^jj.]
undertaking. Vein of the arms. Unfruitful year. Difficult affair.
Surname
freedom.
of Mossul. |
To happen, (event) Ct>^> o ooi ^ To be new. young. U/j^j i'loi o ooi To relate a. th. to a. o. oj A 5 o'i To relate dependently upon a. o. .t — •<>-I
had a presentiment
;
I
'
of.^j^_lj jiJa^
I
To converse with. Aj s *;"il>.ji diiUTo furbish (a sword). To create a. th. (God). To jt oa>1 cause, to occasion a. th.
Law
of God.
Contiguous.
»C!Ai
!
-^L,-^j
Close to me.
JL»
Hastiness of temper.
lij
(/
;;a»:
•j
•
ct^o-
Anything forbidden. Impossible,
iui
False (news). God forbid that
lSiA>
may
it
iliTo^d
o'l
be so.
The utmost of ill* o^'i thy power is to do so. INIourning, black garments.
!
'-^
oi
Craft of a blacksmith.
o'l
ilil^
^Q; sila>
C
J.
\
To come down", to ji^j j-x»i7 down (tears, rain). To go down a declivity. To jo^Jl, fall
be swollen
(skin).
jOau^j ja»j jjJ.»-\j Jji^J '\j-^J JJ-^ Slope, declivity.
Flow
of tears.
'jj-^
Swelling at the coi'ner of the Fat, comely (youth).
eye.;3Ji>-
SjiG-
^
jiG>
Thick (spear). Great (number). Lofty Populated ( district ). ( mountain ). Strongly woven (rope). Strong in the thighs »|jai j> jj^\ and lank in the belly (horse). Apple of the eye. Sjjlii>j jj^j j^-> Short. Lion. Hard. Pebbles. jji^ Lion. Perdition.
To
«j^e-
To J Coi- o u-^i -^^ th. To speak conjecturally
surmise.
guess
a.
i
of. To hasten (the walk). To go at random. J»jV) j — To throw a. o. down. 5 — To tread a. th. under foot.*;lj!_^ Aj » — To inquire stealthily o^-J* tr-^'''
about (news). Conjectures. Hypotheses. Prostrated.
CjU--'-h>-
u-J^-^J
Object of inquiries.
Aim
in view.(_^jii,.>
To be
intensely dark y.:uiib (night).
To throw,
to
(
u-i,-^=^
for Sj-i
)
o-^*
A
JJiri
-^
<
fling a. th.
To
tjJ^b Csa» i Ja>^ surround, to encompass, a. o. or a.tli. To look at a. o. Ailij A — To gaze at. Jl^ jli i_)
(jijOa-l^j
o'^>j (J'^>b Pupil of the eye.
-fi-
,
0\5^j (J^ ^
Fruit-garden. lotus.
x^'j^
J-l'^
Sour, acid. Melilot {plant).
void ordui'e.
speak
To To
oj^^
To
relate a. th.
js,
^
_,!
converse together,
oiGu
To pronew. To find
a
find (news).
duce
cfj^>
of.
a. th.
Story-teller.
out a. th.
ooij oa> ^ ooi
»i^?>:J
Excrement. Unprece-
cM»aJ.i.
ola>*l
dented case of law. Novelty. Event.
Young man.
Man
oloil
ot'l^s^j
of agreeable
^
oIa^
oli>j o-ii
J> j
conversation. Novelty. Youth. Beginning.
jfla>
Freshness.
Beginning.
oIj'1i>
The accidents
of
oil>>j
_^!a!I
^;;;^
'
^
rr
JjJ
Jjai o jA-^j Jj'^* 'J,Cl1j
—
To wrong a. o. JpVja>j Va> i Joi ^ To roll ( a ten-ace ). ^— To have one shoulder Va> a Joi
•^
higher than the othei-. To act cunningly towards a. o. y JiU To lean on (the bow) in shooting. JiU7
—
fortune.
Occurrence. Creation.
News. Story.
ojlxs^
w
i'i,^''*^
*o'-^l
New. Novelty. oil>S- -r ij'^t* ^ oii> •^ Accident. Phenomenon. Case. New. 'Ua>j cj|a> ^ c^Jj^^ Young. ;^zji ^
Relation of an <j^->^j •i-i'^'i-i event. Tradition. New.s. Talk.
Relater of traditions,
stoiie."?.
New
olj aAi
case of law.
5r
~
cj'^j^
^ oan^ To strike a. o. s ^a>lj,vV^ ?r^ "^ To load (a mule). To strap (a beast). To shoot (an arrow) at a. o. o s — To throw (a fault) upon another. To i
circumvent a. o, in (a sale). a difficult ta.sk upon a.
po.^e
To look
To imo.
^ w^J ~
intently at.
Colocynth. Load of water-melons.^ j» Load, burden. ^loilj ^jjo^ ^ ^oa-
Vehicle for women.
^pjloi ^ xfla> thick Sjlaij \Jj^ o j'ai, joi and stout (man).
*
To be
Walled garden. Solanum.
Wild
*_5a>-
To To
To
swell from beating
(skin).
o
—
Ijjlisi
—
\'Jj^
\
To go down.
To send or
let
(tears) drop.
down. To
let
To make
garment). To discard
a
a fold to (a
(a muffler).
To
relax the bowels (medicine).
To hasten
(in reading, in
*
jJi>b
~
o
—
walking).
To make
(the skin)
to swell (blow).
a
Jlxl^ij
,
IjJo-
C
^^•
ja»
)
r*
To take
*
to
off,
(jlii.
tJJS-
i
-S-
curtail, to strike off a. th.
To strike a. o. (with a sword).^,, s — ^1L> To perform (a work) cleverly. To trim (verses). To put off. To act dilatorily i Si\> ^ fi>
with
'
fy-
Leather clippings. Remainder
:^)ii
JilWi
hot
day,
(
fire
J^J^
-^j'j*- rr j/^'-^J
intense
) ;
To burn with anger
Jj
thyself.
^
To
<3\Jo-i
"be clever,
perform
a.
.skilled in
th.
(
i
(Ji>-
^
To To know
an art
cleverly.
of
C3ja> o Jii
*
\_5ji
a. o. skilful.
S
i
—
JjLi
piece, fragment.
^
jx::^\j
^
siosi
Pungent
jitii
^ JiU
'Ijlxi-
^ i5a>
in a
fall (tears,
heat).
Inclination, propensity.
Jllii.
Jiij Jliij — Fall of the eyelash. Red tumour Jlli on the eye. Red gum. Remains of straw. ;Jlai Losing the eyelash (eye). Jijji ^ *^iU. Skirt of a garment.
To show skill. To J'liiitj J^li^ make a show of skilfulness. To cut out (wood) in a pointed jj^
-ft-
ifc
A
5 jS->^^J
A
Cilii
i
,.'j>-
work).
Cutting (sword). of a keen-sighted surnaraed 01^:31 'iSjj.
a cfai
-S-
J
— ~ -ft-
—
^J^-J ^r^>
woman
j,\'j^
tSaiJj v^oi i^osu
s
cut
off,
to curtail.
fi>
C jsi
\jS-
o jS-
Light-handedness. Lightness in wagging the tail.
-H-
ioi
Light-handed. Light-jbi ^ '\j^ j, jii-l tailed. Having scanty hair (horse); scanty feathers (bird). Lean, slender.
To beware n IjJ^j *j^ a 3^ "^ of. To caution o."s self against a. 0. To warn, to caution a. 0. » jo*. To guard against a. 0. i jiV> To be wary, * jlc>lj cr-! J^-^-> ~ cautious of. To guard against. Caution. Warning.
Beware
jiij
of.
ojji*
Ready.
o^jiG-
Cautioner. I
jli* jlJL*
Cautious, prudent.
shape.
To^break in (a horse). To hurry on. th.
Sj'-J^l
*iJ*-b
Emulation, struggle, battle.
To
To lose the eyelash. vii a Jii ^ To have red eyelids (eye). * ^j^\ To cause the eyes to swell and the eyelash to
(
>
'lai
of camel-di'ivers.
settle
—
iU-
Sjlui
North-wind.
Song
-a-
drive
(-n-ind).
follow the day (night).
To purpose, a. th. To emulate a. 0.
Jijk>.
(vinegar). Penetrating (mind).
Name
\l^
To
in singing.
place).
Mouthful.
in (a
j>-j^
;ia»
Horse-shoe.
Skilfulness, cleverness.
To cut a. To hurry
^^j
s f\j^j i\jJ-j \jjS-
ijj
the clouds along
To
To
be cut, broken.
Clever, skilled.
j^ji^i
Camel-driver.
cut a. th.
Broken
To
fi)*e.
Driving camels in singing,
thoroughly. sting the tongue
render
-S-
To
).
^^b ^^
(fire).
urge (camels)
).
(vinegar).
To To To
it
intensely red (blood).
To
CSai a JJ^>j
a. th.
To
heat
(
be strong (wine).
i^l Ardom*
illriilj^
altogether.
it
*
*Ja>.;
j'J^
against.
Sound of a blazing took
^
y-^\ —
To be vehemently
To be
a meal.
Prepare
Stone-roller.
boil fiercely fpot).
oi>
Side.
*Ji>i
Hill.
a. o.
Elision, curtailment.
'"•f
Having one Jjol ^ J^>b J'-^ ^ '^^ shoulder higher than the other.
5-
^
joi jib_jai
caution thee against
i^» iJj-J^
IjI
him.
Reciprocal fear and caution. Danger. Dread. Fear. Evil dreaded.
War.
SjiVWi j.>^9iJ*
cjjas«>
a
^^
Heat
of the sun.
Hot wind
iu
jj^
the night. Heat. Ardour, iuHammation.
Freedom
Sliai'p "iJ^'J*
{opp.
to slaver ij).
xl^/ji-^ ^Cj-i »'jijFreedom from passions.
Political liberty. -^ Unrestraint.
Silk
A
;
j. _,5.
A
soup
SJi^s-
raade of flour and milk. Manufacturer of silk stulf.
Free-born. Blood-horse.
'^jij>J[j^'\
^
'j>
Generous. Choice part. Pure, unmixed. <> Frank, speaking plainly.
Middle of the house. jl!OI Cheek cheek-bone. caljll — Stony tract. ol^j j'S*-* 'J- "^ ^"^ Free well-born (woman). J |^i ^ s^> A burning thirst. S^?Hot, ardent. Hard (work). jG;
;
Thirsty.
^j^>
Enfranchisement.
^
jt JCJ,^^' ^
j,
To make
jijli.-*
J «
shoes for
To
^il^
sword.
llii
«
^ (ill>b
—
o
«)j;>j l^lii
a. o.
put, to give (shoes)
A
to a. 0.
silk-cloth.
piece of silk-cloth.
y
)
Sluggish, lazy.
cXj-
frJCy-'
Letter.
Heated by anger. Feverish. jjJ>j^ To prick the tongue (pepper).^i^
-tf-
To make (shoes) on measure. ^ A — To imitate a. o. oVi 'jJC* — To by over /bj » *ili>_, siiGi^ l?Sv>j — against, opposite to
a. th.
To sit opposite to one To put on sandals. To imicate a. o. To ask .sandals from. Opposite
to,
or a.
o.
another. J'^Wi
Jj^X o>*i JVi>^
(iliril.
^ t^akzJLI.
over sjj^'j j'iij
sj>.j .|li>
against. Gift.
Piece of
flesh.
Sandals, shoes.
sjlu' lii>-1 ?- 'lli>
Sole of a horse. In front of, opposite to.
iGU
To burn the tongue A Cili isii -« (vinegar). To tear a. th. to pieces. To cut (the hand). — To speak evil of a. o. t_, j To give to a. o. a share of. d s jjJA\ To thrust a. o. Avith (a spear). To share a. th. with. y Ji\s^ i
To be bitten (tongue). ^'j^ "^ To plunder a. o. 5 C^^ o ^'j, ^ To ask a. th. importunately. Jc — a To be vehemently angiy. ^'ji. a ^ji- Allotment of xlJJ-j Xi^jJ-j ({j^j Qj. To be affected with canine madne.ss. booty. To provoke to excite a. o. *j n ^y^ Share of spoils. Gratuity given Ca> To sharpen (an arrow-head). to a bringer of good news. To wage war To be freed (slave). iji^i a Ci^>.j %'jW^ ^'j\>. ^ with; to battle with. To be free-born (man), %'j^ — To stir up war. * vS*^ To be thii'sty. i^i — To lead (an army). To be hot. j — Sjl^^j \jj^^j l^i oJ>i To wage war one with ^;)I>'lj ojUj (day, fight). another. To be feverish. < To ba ready to do mischief. JJ^^l To free (a slave). To devOte A_j 5 j^> To lay on the back in raising the a. 0. (to God's service). To compose legs. To be widened (place). accurately. To write a writing War, battle, fight. a. th. elegantly. To render ( a ba«-j^^» ^ i_i^i Enemy. Warrior. lance, an account) accurate. To Seat of the war. The write (a letter). To straighten ( <-Jj'^^ j'i enemy's country. board). To point (a gun). Pertaining to war. To become hot (day). 'js. 1 'J. Javelin. Bayonet. Spear- ^\'j>, ^ iJ^i To be freed (slave). fj^ head. To be hot, vehement (fight). jiii-ll. Corruption of belief. cU^j ob^ ^ — Hot (pepper, sun). 4;
^
jj
i
^
(
)
•<>•
^
^
Spear-thrust. Plunder. Friday.
Heat.
Jij*'
?r
j^
.
U
(
Thou
art not guilty.
beasts. Linen set on a rope for drving.
Cowry. Quarry given to
^ —
^\'J^\
CjWj^i -r'^
?r_r^
Public sale, sale by auction.
To swear by the most
fast
:
tall.
^\'j,.
wili
cj\>-'j>-S^\i.
r-;>'^>- 5r -rryfj^-
to run to and fro.
5
Seclude o.'s self fi-om.^E
lSj'.i
twist (a rope).
i
— —
little
;
A —
acquire
thoroughly.
To crumble
(the land).
To earn wealth Land prepared
oln> \
ib
for sowing.
Plough.
'4r'J'
Angry, exasperated. oii>-j ij^i Stallion (lizard).
:>jy>
i\y>; -r -^ij^j
A>_j
^J-
^ o'jV^
-^
» Ij^^T o 'jji-
^
a. th.
To be on the watch.
i>-
To
vjj, a
Jj>
(affair).
not worth while,
jj-^'i V \1»
fortified (place).;jij^ o
To
produces. jlIUj
Cultivator, plougher,
.s^i
,
its
Gain, earning.
—
iJ>-X
'4^'^'S* -r
i^/b
The land and
—
rain (year).
(stai').
Roof of reeds.
Aj
5
<>
jj^
j^
afford a safe refuge to a. o. (place).
To guard
fire).
i
lii^*.
a. th.
(the
To
a. th.
fi
Anger, rancour.
To preserve
stir
Poker
yield little
be well
To study
:
set a. th. apart.
To remain. To shoot
To
a Cjy cjj^ -^
o^JI
^SJ' t
'^kj'
Tillage: cultivation.
hinder, to restrain a.
It is
i
To exhaust (a beast rider), n o3>1j — To cultivate, to plough *oln>lj o5>
to a hut
o.'s self
be important
\j'j^
{Sj>-
Tillage. Ti'ack of a road.
withhold, a. o.
or
hard.
(bread).
pierce (wood).
a. o.
cut a. th. round.
To
i
To keep
< To work
energetically.
(goods).
To be enraged against, u iS^i-a ij>- -fr To bear rancour to. <• To pout'at. To purpose a. th. To a iS^ iji-
Apart.
v'S*"-"
earth).
2*
milk (she-camel)
^
tion to Mecca. Covert of a lion. Niche in a mosciue. Private apartments of a prince. Synagogue. To rub a. tb. fi^ C;> -i^
To
locusts. Lameness. To drive back (camels). To gather and press (crowd, bea3ts).To swerve from (a resolution
betake
^^ u>
First seat in a place. Palace. Direc-
To be ill-tempered. To tiU and sow (the
To run
Large wingless locust. Troop of horses. Swarm of
To To To To To To To
vO'--f J vS*-—!
o>
sacred things. Thin and swift shecamel. Cold wind.
To become
^'j, ^^
warlike.
Upper end of a house. *?-S*
-r
Thicket of trees. *}
^^
Warrior,
the hounds. Flock. Thicket of impenetrable trees Fighting incessantly.
Herd of camels.
Alas What a pity! C^^lj Chameleon. '^Xji- fr S=Q^> -• '^.'j>. Easily excited ; angered, j,'^ ^ Spoiled. Plundered. 'C^sij Jj^ ^ v-'j*!
Crime. Snare for wild
(property) carefully.
^ j^l
XJI^stiller.
oij,V».»j cjj\>Cf
ol^joj G-
5- c/j»--^,i >ijj^-i
for stirring the fire.
To be contracted G-^i a r^ ^ (heart). To be narrow (place). To be guilty. To be dazzled (eye). To heap up
(dust).
To gnash the teeth. ^^ o — To be prohibited to a. o. (prayer), i* — To put in a strait. ^y>. To ask a. th. importunately. j — •^ To put up for auction. <> To urge; to insist upon. jc ^*^ To incite a. o. to crime. To ^^^l put a. 0. in a strait. To force up a fin
a-
beast to a strait.
To forbid (prayer) to a. o. To keep aloof from sin. Narrow space. Sin. Crime. Litter. Thicket.
jt
^— ^^i-.r
^'S-
To render To ui'ge,
a. o.
eager
of.
s
^^
To afford a safe refuge to. » To guard against. ^>. J^tllj
Uj
ii^
Saf« refuge. Amulet.
JO*^
Die for gaming.
j\'jj\
it
to incite a. o. to.
Wound
tearing the skin, x^j Hole in a garment.
Hankering,
u^l>j 'C^^ ^ y^i>
covetous. Greedy. Niggardly.
Cloud pouring a heavy rain,
To
Q»^
*.2u^>.
^Jj^ o l/»^ "^ become emaciated. To be disordered, a 0'J>-i
i
profligate.
anxiety,
To
out by
gi'ief,
iSl^i o debauchery.
urge, to instigate
is.
J^'^i-
y j^lji-
To do a. th. perseveringly. jp j^jiaTo bring a. o. to the point of s J^'J>-\ death (sorrow). To disorder a. o. (love).
O^ _j^
fortified, secure.
To guard, to
i-l3>-j ^'j- o ^'ji-
fin
watch
Emaciated by Diseased and
love, grief.
j*^
J^j^o-j
Wicked.
l^^j
J^'J-
Debauchee. Kali. Potash. Fallen and unable to vicious.
Disordered by grief, debauchei'y.ja^^i;^ Shameful (speech). To turn away. jl fi> <^'^C i SJ>- ^
-Vc
over.
To steal (a ewe). * ^j.'J{^\j .(J^^ — To keep a. th. carefully. ^^pTo live long. C^* a ^j>. To guard against. ^^ u-'J^h ^j>C> Watch, caution. ^\ln*'^j ip.
,
centui'y.
^j>-
Life-guards.
A
'
5r
ilkliJI
lT^ ^js-
life-guard.
The day and the •^
Di.sorder in body, mind, morals,
J>5
^ yj.
Well
Time,
a. 0. to.
jj>t
»!'
Choice part of goods.
if-
To bs worn
-JJ^S
Careful
night.
of.
Enclosure.
Ewe
stolen during the night.
Keeper. Robb:ir. <13ij ^J^'J ^ The Guardian Angel. u-j,WI
Very
old.
Kept.
<•
F.
Capital town.
-fy-
^j r> d)>^JI
^'J;\
Son.
^ij^C" T^ijyji
The Ottoman Empire, iljy,:^)) diSJC^^ To J'ln^h (^)'J^J (^'j* J-ji- * hunt (hzards). To scratch a. o. To be rough to the skin. Ci/,i a Jj^ — To beguile a. o. To provoke, to set (men, cAj J^^ 2^
i
,
To discard a. o. from. To earn for o.'s family. J — To change a. th. To alter 4> Sy^ (a word, a book ). To tamper with. dogs) one against another. To cut (a writing-reed) obliquely. To tight with. s ^;.G. To repay evil to a. o. To oppose a. o. ^^Li ?_s_3u ^ J-l^^ To probe a wound. A — To earn (for o.'s family). J ^ji^n*). To become rich. ^l^ ^ J^'^i, ij^il Mark. Company. & — To ill-treat a. o. a Species of cucumber. To tm-n away from. ^^ 3'j^\i ^'J-5 Wood, forest. ij'jj>j tr'^*' T \S'jjf
^To To To
^'J>^\
Roughness, coarseness. trb*J Ear-wig, myriapod. j.^^ ^ j.i_^^
oJ^l
Rough
use shifts for a livelihood, ojb-.^
deviate, to swerve from.
To be
pi-actice a craft.
^
crafty.
Margin. Extremity, end. o^* ^ Sj^ Border. Summit (of a mountain).
Edge Letter
(
to the skin.
Lizard.
of Ca blade).
of the
alphabet).
Word.
the three
grammar).
SjAj ^/J- ^ Particle
divisions
Sj>-
(one of
of the Ai-abic
New
AzJ^i j,
Black lizard-hunting snake.
Swarm
J^'J^-'^
coin.
of locusts,
^i-l^ji^
^
J^\^^ vJ»i.J,>
-8-
Young ones of animals. Fish-scales. To rend (a stuff) in Ca'^ o l/'^^- -fr fi,
beating
it
(dyer).
To covet a. th. jc Ca^*. a a^j^j To be eaten up (pasture). '
i
cr'S^ (_^_^
M To mark a letter with a vowel. To be set in motion. -^ To intri- 6*^ gue. To set off. To be moved (heart). Upper part
of the back.
Vowel,
Litrerally,
Nasturtium
Bad
aj,
sprightly (child).
Al»^
Wooden
i^^j>^
Agitator.
-if-
to stir up
St>
\j\»j:^j
a. o.
prevent
To
^j^J ^_j» ^ s 'x^ij>-i
deprive
i
^_/»
-S"
a. o. fi^om a. th.
< To
forbid a. th.
municate
To
excom-
fiij
s
—
o^i
Angular (body).
To heat
To scorch
(the blood).
j^
Combustion. Hole in a garment, Inflammation (of a limb). :i.»' ,i-j x3j*
a. o.
'^>> o
^j>j
,
(•\^j
be forbidden.
a
^'j>-
Sharp (sword). aJ^^^j <.hj\>-j iSji Upper part of the uvula. s^^H
^^
it C«lJ,ij 'Xf'j>i
C«^
lose at play.
a
forbid, to declare a. th. to
>b
j>j»j,*J>-
be unlawful, sacred, inviolable.
commit
a. th.
as sacred.
< Privation.
Protection. Reverence.
1
'
ji
offering.
(/
To
fi-y
Winged
j^J>-
(meat).
To o,
-,--
insect.
i.
*
Piece of fried meat
Head
d^'yr,
y, Xi>'j>
*2j i_i_/>5,
Root of the tongue. Pomum Adami. vex, to enrage a.
of the haunch-
sJ^Vji.
,,,
"C&ja-
^
bone.
oC''_,»JI
y^i.
<>•
I
J>j>
Luck. Inviolable thing. Respectable woman. <> AMfe. -^ For the sake of. o!Ai iV,i-j
^j.
Combustion. Holocaust, burntc3j>^ ^
^
Mecca and Medinah.
oGi^i ^ Xsl^
Fire, conflagration.
j
-^
Bomb.
Fire-ship.
Heat. Gruel.
Wife. Sanctuary. Unluckiness.
3\y^j 3\j>-
Gruel of tlour and water.. ;;r
unlawful.
Anathema.^j;^ ^ Thing sacred. Harem. jS'jA ff
Prohibition.
ji^Ij
Brine. Salt water.
Bhster.
To render a. th. sacred, unlawful. * — To be forbidden, sacred. ^j^ To seek protection from. To show regard to. To Aj ? yj^^S a. th.
ji^
Burning. <•
To win a. o. at play. j ^•^'-'j ~ To go to the pilgrimage. To j,'J^\ seek refuge in a sacred place. To
hold
:^\'j>-
>-ii^
i
<'^j^j
forbid a. th. to.
To To To
<
wii_p-
To burn down a. th. jUJb A — ^ To distress a. o. ijj j^ To gnash the teeth at. ip iJO o JJ,> To tall off (hail-). CJ>: a J>To burn down a, th. *j j J^lj J^ To be burnt do^vn. o'J^h J^»o
of the hauneh-bone.
To
Cij.>j
^
a. 0. (sun).
i*_,>J V»^j
To
^j^ .iV]^
^
^
jS'j>- -^
a. th.
from.
o^ ^^
Unlucky. Using shifts. j^bU Surgeon's probe. wiij_U> ^ ^l>>i^ Oblique. Trapezoid. <> Indisijosed.^^^i To file. To rub a. th. A> (j'^ o 3'J-
Upper extremity of the neck. ilj^ The mover (of the world) (God).i)-i.;j|
Head
.lin
luck.
Altered.
i^'j>
oJ,i
Acritude of a dish. Biting the tongue (dish).
£\'ji.
Weak-waisted, impotent.
To rummage,
^^ ^
^^'ater-cress.
^>U»,yi
Light-hauiled. Nimble.;:jr^
poker,
Shift.
Fellow- worker. Artisan.
ISIovement. accentuation. lively,
-fy
{plant).
Thlaspi {phuil). ^jJ>^ oj ^/kiJI
^j>
cM^'j^ -r Proceedings. Emotion. Re-
volution. Nimbleness.
Light,
'Sj>-
U^^
word by word.
Craft, profession,
,
i)3i»
Gestin-e.
-(f-
fj J-
I
Horse's withers.
Movement.
)
Litteral (meaning).
\
To move about. 'iS'^i ^'^ o i'^ To wound a horse on (^^ o i'^
-ft-
•&
I
the withers. j
I
I
To
To rouse, fiij s iJj» To move a. o. to pity.
set in motion.
to excite a. o.
(
To examine a. th. To be notched, cut. To cut (the head). Incision. Season.
^^0
fi>
-T
jjiu
Apartments of women.Women subject to one man.
-Ji:^[
Unattainable thing.
\j\j>-j ij\»J> 'jvV
fi>
Speaking j/j^ ^ j^
roughly.
Sin,
Jj. ^
*^^ JiU
to
o/>/j.
J.I ^'>> imlawful thing. Sacred. Venerable.
(
a shame for thee.
)
Paiu in the heart. Painful state. sj> SUce (of melon). Sj> -^
•^ It is
Scui'f of the head. Herpes. Sj\jij jiji
Mecca. j,\'J^\ ^yCi^ The Caaba. ^I_^JI cilli Blanket used as a garment. ^'^ Rites of the pilgrimage to l'.>l -"'JMecca. <>- Thief. Dishonest raan.c^i^i. ^ l/Xji-
Violent impression of anger or giit'f. Liver-wort {plant). __^.ii)l jij> Acidity of the stomach. jij>
Active and
jji_j sj»1j olj*
^r
J.j>-
Scruples, perplexing affair-s.^^jl
y^^
Notch. Knife for making
'jk*
haughty man.
Rough
notches.
^ y^a
'ji^i
ij
fi>
\''j:^ a.
Vj*
^
drive (camels).
To
and
befall
tress
a. o.
dis-
*_j s C j>.
tjji
-il-
To
divide (a
form
^ ,^ji.
(misfortune).
(people), to
a party.
To become the partisan of. s ^jjC*. To form into parties, federation, ojkj Distressing event.
Party of men. Confe-
v'j*-^
t vj^
deracy. Division.
Accomplice. Partisan.
vlJ*"-^*
Bulky and short. Cock. Wild
i_jOU
carrots.
To measure. A Sjjs^j j> o Sj^ * To guess, to conjecture a. tli. To become sour ( milk). Ojjs^j Oj* ~ •^ To propose an enigma to. a fj^ii
Diviner. Sour (milk, wine).
Conjecture. Divination.
Choice part of
Enigma,
a. th.
jjb"i'jj^i
Cj\'Sj> -r
riddle.
June (month).
month
of the
Mohammedan
j,\'jl^\
j^\j
J,\
j.^k!'
year, (inviolable).
action. Crime. >.jU> ^ ^^» Pocket handliei'chief. j,j\:^ ^ iijk^ Black and fetid slime. -^"'Jr?'
Illicit
^
Unfruitful yeai*.
book) into sections.
To muster
First
jX^i.
<
(man).
To gather and
dilifr j,\'j>.
Rascal. Bastard.
jj> Sjj»
Sjjji -^
J/jl
-^j
ii)\'j.y>
S
To break wind (ass), a {3'yi- Jj> — To tighten (a rope). To comA> press a. th. To press out. To bind a. o. with (a rope). ^ — To hinder a. o. ^ jji'i To be contracted. jj^-j i
-fi-
"i
Pinched by narrow boots.
jj li.
^r^l^*
tj-^'j^
:r
"^
"^ Kne {medicinal plant). S^J>To stop Cj^j Cl>j Cl>i yjj-i Oj*^ on a sudden. To be restive (beast ). To sell at the right price, ^j;!! j oS*
Restiveness of a horse. Restive (horse). oj> vr
Cj/j^j o\j> :j^'J- °j CjiJ>-
Burnino; in the throat.
-« oij> JJ> Sparkling of fire. Sound produced ;i^ by ti'ees when shaken by the wind. Pungency of mustard. ojV^i-
To decrease. To cause a. th.
to wane (time). A
How worthy
it is
of
C j^
he
Fit to.
J ^^7 a. th.4>
likely.
Convenient. Suitable.
Worthy
-^
^^1
e\j»\ C»
^,
!
To select the best of. To choose a. th. To propose To remain in (a place). Rather, more
^slf^
i
—
^— iSj>dU
^
'^i^*! ?r''^j>
of.
Noise, sound.
M^i-I
^ ^j^
Twittering (of birds). Area of a house. Retreat of gazels. Becoming, tit. I stopped in his vicinage. o\'Jk) cJjj A short viper. *2j ^ More adapted ; more suited. li^l How much more. ^J^k "^j (^^•>VIj
A
fortiori.
It is
better for thee to.
To cut, to make an
c\ di>
1n^\j jj>j , l5»incision in a. th. fii
i^^Vl 'j^
-J^
j
\\\)
{
Ruggedness of the
soil
Grieved.
fii
i
,
augur
To
from
th.
a.
,
To guess;
the flight of
^
raise (figures) in
Jj»-j o ^y^
To be lofty, prominent. To know a. th. UmbelUferous
(
jjil k_,
xoi. slj>
—
jy
'\y.j
)
plant.
Physiognomist.
jG-
blast (the
{^
?j gn
o ;>i -^
To slaughter peoTo put meat on burning coals. To cover bi^ead plants
ple).
cold).
:
To curry
(
(a beast).
(with burning coals).
To
feel, to
a. th. -^
of
:
U_i
',j^\j
i
To have a presentiment
to
^
of.
to feel.
rouse
To
a.
o.
Cj- a
Aj
<
3'^^j Jj>
<
Prone to anger. X3j>Hiccough, jjji aJ i^jjij <jjj\p- -> Narrow-necked (ewer). jiiJi 3jJ>t'i> To rise above the iHjii — Jj*. ^ mirage (mountain). To be contracted (heart). To be gathei-ed. '
Short.
Sj'^ ^ji ^
'T3>ij
To pack
A
up, to 5j
>.jij
C»ji
,
i
). To strap (a beast). To be choked. C»ji a ^j» To be reso- \ijjLj ^'lj>j Ciji o ^^>
bundle up (goods
of.
s ^jJLS-
with the hand, to grope. ;^JL:I>j ^ fi> jLi^j
To (news). To
— To
^r->-
To
To know,
to perceive a. th.
Party of men. J^j jij^j ^\'jy ^ u. ji at iJjij sJjij 'S^i tJj^ a short pace.
lute, self-confident.
a
perceive
To be certain To make a. o. awake
Jj*
Walking
Tenacious.
to conjecture.
the air (looming).
To
*-5J»:J
Swarm
bees.
Wearing mourning. Ci^'j>-j nj*'-^ To \j^ -^ iSj^j C ^> ijji-j ljj» birds.
Of
Party of iJlj*^ <-^J.^J men. Flight of (birds).
cares.
feel
strap (a horse).
To be
girt.
To
girdle
j?
j.jii
y^\j
^J^-j
o's. self.
To be
collected (th).
come
big-beUied.
To beTo be
v>j>3»"l
rugged
(place).
l^
1
feel a. th.
To listen to seek, a ,_;_1>.^ To perceive a. th. by the senses. — To inquii-e about a. th. To be pulled out (tooth.) Ir-'^K
^
Feeling; presentiment. Voice.
Currying of a horse. Cunning. State.
Resolution.
^jj^j
*^lj^J
y^
Strap, girth yj.j JVJ. ^ ^ij^j -^\'^^^ of a saddle. Silk or cotton girdle.
y^
Obstruction in the throat. Bundle. Ball, Resolute.
-if-
Bunch of
^
»i«ji
j^ ^^
Waist. Middle of
xL>-
Broad-breasted.
>ri J>-J
flowers, iiji ,
<^3»- 5r ^j,*^
^ji
;-
^jj^
the breast.
^jil
Sense, faculty of feeling, i^l^*'^ zl'^ Locust. Wind.
Chest. INIiddle
The
Part of the body covered by ^jW> the girth. Waist. Girth, Apron, wrapper, ^jb-^ ^ vj*--*
five senses.
Shght
ilr^'J'
noise.
Small dry
fishes.
^,
Cuttings of
^„,.r
^-ilsi
Cui'rycomb.
^J,Q>-
tr
v-ji^*
of the chest. .
-t)-
To
stones. Unauspicious.
yji^j
grieve
?
oji b
oji-j
Cji o oj^
*
iLi-j^
a. o.
<-To grope.Toact waveringly.^_^i._l:C-^ To roast (meat) on coals. ^ — To pity, to compassionate a, o. J —
To be
To number, to reckon a. th. -^ To mind a. th. ^ To take a. th. into
Sorrow. Grief. olj*^ 5r oj»j oj^ Mourning. oj> -^ Rugged and hard ground, ^^j-l. ^ oj» Chai'ge of a household, family *jij»
account, to foresee a. th.
fit
il'iLs-
Cc^.
^L»
grieved
J
j)
jp Cj>^ Cj» a oji
about.
To walk upon a hard ground. o'y>S To be sad, sorry. ol>v>lj Oj'i'-Jj iO^
dL To
Jt
jl
*
(
\\Y) 1
j1J-j loJ-i
5
.
envy, to grudge a.
o
^j
5
:Cj.».»i>j
tLL.»i^j Cl-wl>
to suppose
think,
o. for.
or
a. o.
w~>
a
i
a. th. to
he xnch or so.
To find a. o. envious. To grudge one another.
To b3 noble-born. 'tXLJ-j C—» o .—1» To place a pillow for a. o. 5 i^ij^ To give to a. o. food and drink to satiety. To buiy a. o. To settle an account s iL:;ik» >^\9-
Grudge, envy.
JU-U Grudging, envious. Incentive to envy.
with. To be tired (sight). \j^Ls!To be jaded i^i _^r^ J )^i — To be tawny (camel). To satisfy a. o. To satiate a 5 (camel). To disclose a. th. To i^> o — ^ To take a. o. for. ^^lils Jati bark ( a bough ). To jade (a camel). He gave bomitifuUy. To recline upon a pillow. < To ^tS^d To sweep (a house). caution o.'s self against. To sigh for. u. a'rLi-j \j^ a _r-^ — To lose its feathers (birdj. j^ To inquire about (new.s). To know and befriend a. o. To make a. o. to sigh. To harm 5 To settle accounts together. w.JLUj a. 0. To despise a. o. To think, te believe a. th. ^: w To tire out (a beast). 5 To hi content with. To sigh for, to regret a. th. it ^j 5 — To disapprove a. o. for a. th. ic * — To be disclosed, To be sorry To lose an elder son. iJ To be tired (man, beast). >»-.:-:) jjj — I
I
fi>
i
fi>
i^
fit
-t)-
i
Sigh, regret. Sorrow. 4-
cXj^i-
slr^*
?r
Reluctantly.
Alas
What
!
Tired.
«lr'-->-J.
a pity!
Weak.
t\i'jL^
Regretful,
Without helmet
b
i5
>li
^s'j^-^ -r
j^S'^,^^
C
-n^ jj^
.ru-Gj
^
~f^'>^>
Fatigued, sad, regretful.
Weak-sighted.
Known
state.
_^i;!l
Face.
j^lk^Sj
j\^
^rv.(>.^ ?r -rr'--*
Nature.
To hiss (snake). Ci-_.>j uL^ w«r..> -5^ — To pick out, to euU 5j A \jlI^ (dates). To tend (a flock). To take i
off (the crust of
a wound).
To reap (corn). * ^i'CJ.^ Cil> — To be angered with. J CL-^ a J^-^ To pick out (dates). * To mix dates with their dregs, ib To be scratched (skin). To fall off
A
dirh>'m
^-
^a ji
is
(hair).
To be smashed. Hissing of snakes. i-r'-J Enmity, anger. Ssllij Refuse of dates. Scanty water. xSC^ To be angry with, jc (feil> a iX^ To eat barley (beast). dUji
^
dl-l^.j
',-C
dx'^lJ-
sufficient for thee.
This
is equal,
mount
tanta-
ilLa
,_li< li*
to that.
Quantity, amount.
nor coat of mail nor turban. Misfortune, calamity.
Sufficiency. Burial.
i^\lJ.\
^ sJL>
Personal merit. Noble descent. Reckoning. Sufficiency, oi Great number of people Arithmetic. The day of judgment. Account. Burying of the dead.
Reward.
Honourable, noble. Thou shalt account with God.
God alone
is sufficient
(
j
L-u-i
<MVi
,iii
^^LT
Opinion, conjecture.
Punishment. Small arrow Small pillow. Small ant. »jU1> Thunderbolt. Cloud. Hailstone. Accountant. iLl> ^ k-.~iV> Tawny camel. Red-haired v_J_>1 (man). White from disease (skin). Audit-office. Book-keeping. C^bU Inspector of weights and ^-_Aaii measures.
(
Goodly,
s\\) < To
Good-
cJc-'—y-j
oLl*
'\^JL.>-J
looking woman.
oiji^j o^lL* ^
Vei*y
<JL->
Better.
<>•
oCxli
fish
di:
<^
y^\
Zeid
Qj
!
Star-thistle. Grappling iron.
Barley. Urchin.
*iL^
Rancour,
^~^\»\
jiJ,\
Benefit, gift. CjCI-I.* tt
,;;l.>-j
J^-^
Con-
Benefit. Victory.
beaist).
u To
ol^>-l
Good action. Good result.
*-
of.
give barley to (a beast).
C;l>
More. is
store the remainder
-^
Fish-bone. x.rilij
ill-will.
Rubbish. ii&tl^j jTUsT^ Ji Shatters of irOn. f>j s "^Li o j:^^ To urge on (a
The best men. pleasing
To To
Prickly hedge.
Well. All right. Good work. Benefit. •^ Alms.
How
^ oll^
very handsome.
fine,
be choked with a
bone.
New.
fine.
To
cast off a. th.
leave the refuse of a. th.
To be reviled. To revile o.'s self. To hunt lizards.
j.
JUl.>lj
The 99 Names of God amongst Moslems.
Lizard ill* j d':^lj^j newly hatched. Lizard.
J^l>_^JljJ
Victory and martyrdom.
Silver filings.
The
Refuse, rabble. Calves. Oxen. Refuse.
templation of God.
best he can do
is
to
Gold-fincli.
Beneficent.
o^?c>»
Good works. Good Charms, beauty.
To
(broth) Httle by
To
qualities.
A j:^\j ^»dj
sip
give to a.
0.
Refuse of dates.
rr
,
^^\>:^)\
C> ^
Ijli
little.
as
J^\:>j
t/J-h S-^
(broth) to sip.
Food made of and water.
A
flour
'jL^j -Llij
draught, a mouthful
c.i'>l>- -r
jL^
Mouthful
(
y.\J\
r^j
<^h
0_^~»
I
5>>
'Cs-j
cut off. To cut fi> CU. i _ open (an artery and cauterize To stop (a disease).
To To
deprive a.
be cut
^ ,^j
from.
^1>;
ground covered with sand.
it).
fi
a
—
.^-^l
Unhappy (days). Sharp sword. Edge Long (night).
a. 0.
-U-i'l
o.
off.
j'j^ (of
a sword).^ilji
c^~.»
-^ dig a sandy 1 ^5^JJ^\j,^ ground. To put a. 0. to the tefii.i j:jja.\_) &^$~^
^ '?
To
Specific (of a disease).
To
Swampy
Jc-r*-
To be comely. CJLi o To better, to embellish
qiiantity).
>\
•
*L
jli
S^>
(absorbed).
J^L»
Cl^s* cr-^J fi^j
o^ "^ H -JL^
or a. th.
To overcome, a. o. in beauty. & ^\c. To treat a. o. kindly. To behave well, To be able to. J^^\ To know. To do a. th. well. ^ J~^\ To embellish a. th. To do good, to give alms to oj Jl^ — -tf-
To dry up (hand, valley). u.> o j^ ^ a. 0. To hurry on (horse). To be able to do. j;Ij o1 — To kindle (a fire). To poke (the Sj (herbage). To stir To be beautiful, to adorn o."s fire). To cut self. To be shaven. (war). To increa.se (wealth). To give To find a. o. or a. th. a ^jli>dJ\^ herbs (to a horse). well, pleasing. To appi"Ove of. To smoke hemp. ^i-» "^ Beauty. Goodness. j^Li'l To be dried (hand). To have ^ o-* c;fi^
^^
2<_,
''»•''
abundant herbage
(land).
Pleasiugness.
\\\
i
To be
big-bodied.
To
die (wild
_^isi
beast).
To
interfere, to intrude in.
j
_^-:ij
Congregation, swarm.
Thin (ear)
Day
;
<
^iJ-
— >^
^i^ ^
pointed (spear),
)
To help a. o. in gathering herbs. 5 — To seek for, to gather herbs. ^ jjiS^I. To be thirsty (man). To be- jup^^\ come tall (bi'anch). To dry (hand). Dry hei'bage. Still^jlli ^ J^i^^
Tax-gatherer.
born foetus. -^ Hashish. Broom-rape, orobanche.
Intriuier. Inquisitive.
Galium
of the resurrection.
Small
_^i9,!l
o-lVl *1a4.>
reptiles. Insects. cj\
Inquisitiveness.
Allinria, hedge- gaidic.
Gathering^:-U^ place, crowd. To have the death-rattle (man). To bray (ass).
Fritillaria, liliaceous plant.
«-
,
power i.
fall
^1> «-^:~»-
(
^iJ.
i
tree
).
^ To
a shower sky ). To have water (cloud). To throng
(crowd).
(
:
To
veer (wind).
To become
strong and to abate (wind).
To cram up (a bag). f> d\L>j — To eat barley (horse), feii^ a dX^ To collect in the udder (milk). To give barley (to a horse), s dllil To be swollen with milk (udder).d*lij •^
Shower ; heavy rain. Numerous troop.
ifeti.>
Xfeil^
Barley. Filled of (milk).
—
d
my
my
^
heart
c/\
vHl.U.>
beloved.
j^
Seller of dry herbage. <>•
Dates of bad quality. Worn out garment.
much
e.
of thy ioTjiij
to do so.
Fruit-garden. J.Ji.i ^ jj.j 'Jj.j Collection of palm-trees. Pri\y.
fall off (hair).
is
Portion of
A To wink (the eyes). To bear bad dates ^.ili'l — (palm-tx'ee). To be contracted (udder). To wear shabby clothes. To JaI^oC,
let
*^>3' ° jiti-JI
,_uiji— a Belladona, deadly night-shade. M^;.i-JI— Last breath of life. *i.llij ^ill^
The utmost
Small mug. Hollow in which water remains.
fruit
<>
Glauciam, horn-poppy.
Death-r.ittle.
To be filled (udder). To be loaded with
—
aparine, goose-grass. ijVl Lapsatia, nipple-wort. jIlWI —
Smoker
o^^lL^ ^ J'^l^ of hasiiish. Dotanl.
Place abounding in dry herbage. Reaping-hook. Poker. tXUj'j
Tavern
for
smoking hemp,
ji.'^J
ijS./'
xkkk^
-^
To stir about {men).ji.^J.U^j J-'^J^ -^ To kindle (the fire), a Ui a iLi- ^ To lash a. 0. with a whip. v^" To hit the belly (^^^th an arrow). Waist-wrapper. -^tb-jJ ^ '\lkj'j U.k> To irritate a. o. " ^ ,_A>1 — ^^> ^ To muster (people). «r*^*»-l Hare. Calf. Male fox. BigbelUed.
Company
v-^^
of men.
To bud out (plant). iIlL> ai.> -^ To take the part. To side with. J — — To rush to the rescue. \':>^lJTo collect (men, things). Sj j1j.j — To muster troops. To assemble (party ).jii.5>lj ai-G-.:j jl1>1 To answer the call of a. o. J al.A»l, To exert o.'s self for (a guest). Party of men. i^ii ^ ulij jJJ^ i
-<>
fi>
Loaded (with
d^U
fruit) Successive. Uninterrupted. "Winds blowing from dXz^\'j^ ^ Sfet^-G-
various sides.
Muzzle for preventing a i5Ll>-j *_ril> kid from sucking. Noise in the quarter of a house.Xfeii,^
To make little of. A >li.> o jli To revile a. o. To put a. 0. to the fi>j 5 (.,J^ ^U. blush. To seek a. th. ]
-J^
Inexhaustible (spring).
-l=.»
To assemble s l^>: o .r^ people ). To exile a. o. To expel ( draught). 0. To destroy (cattle A To make (a spear-head thin. •^ To press a. 0. To cram a. th. i
-^ a.
:
-jf
)
—
.
(
avoid, to guard against a. Asthma, short breathing. Except. Far from. Sma'lage (plant.)
God
^T.
He has caught no game, ju^l To abstain from. To abash a. 0. by addres Jl o jr sing him rudely. To be in a rage. C^» a ^ To irritate, to put 5 j,±J-'b jX^j
th.
i
forbid that.
Excuse the compa
a. 0. to the blush; to harm a. 0. To blush at. To refrain from. i/l To be angry at. ^j of J c/ J^" \ To refrain from. To be ashamed of.
rison.
Save Zeld. Far from thee. Excuse such a mention Thou art far from for- ^^li_!
iJUU
ol
Side. Selvage of a
garment. Margin
u^l>* (of
*c^^
tt
a book). Mar-
ginal note. Followers. -^ Postcript.
Covered with notes (book). To shave (the hair). » Uai o
I
curtailed (tail).
*^
^ Kerne!
a^^j
y^l-iall
Quick running (of an ass). Bunches remaining on the
^
ijj.
^l.i> vine.;ol.iai
Disease causing the hair to fall. aJ>\':>. Having little or no hair 'Lia» ^
ly£».'\
(man); scanty feathers wings (bird). Cloudless and cold (day).
on the ^3^] yjj
To appear in broad light .^is-Jai -^ (truth). To limp in walking (man). To be fixed on the groimd. ^^ak^vv Dust. Quick walk.
fill
to
(child).
t/'^»=-^
*Loi a \5uaij ii^^
To
-S-
eat or drink gree-
dily (camel).
To To To To
quench o.'s thirst with. quench the thirst of. throw pebbles at. 5 Cjas^ pave (the soil) with fi>
pebbles.
:;'
,
-^
Politeness. Anger.
Modesty. Respect. Venerable. Neighbour,
jXkia-\
-ciji
^,-^i
^
To
smell bad (water-
ul»
a
^^.t.-^
^
skin).
To use a To abuse To make
stinking (skin). a. o., to revile
a
5
.A\^
earnings.
FUthiness of a vessel. Hatred, malevolence.
To
fill
up, to stuff ij
A
1}.
(a cushion) with.
Scantiness of hair on the head. ^.iaC Portion. < A bit. ^-a* t Saffron. Pearl,
Bashfulness, self-restraint.
Guest.
To destroy a. th. To be allotted to a. o. (share) s To be clear, evident. To share a. th. with. To allot a share to a. o. To divide a. th. together. To lose its hair (beast). To fall out (hair, leaves). To be ^9u
his
j^
Servants, household,:U-Lij :UJ.>j family.
getting.
To suck milk
)
To hit a. 0. in the bowels. i — To make a gift to a. o. ^^W To be filled with grains (pome- ^^9-\ granate). To be stuffed. The meanest of camels, men._,ij;j ;li,G>. 2f
Bowels, intestines.
^
-li-il
Stuffing of food, cloth. Stuffed
Ci^ ^hi-
garment. Soul. Redundant part of a speech. Refuse of men. Bowels, intestines, e>^-> sS-i*^ Forest, thicket.
J^JVI
Stuffed bed. Bustle
worn Glli ^
—
xl=.^
by women. Pad. The rectum. siJiiJI To suffer from asthma, ^/i^ a '^ji> ^ To border (a garment). To writer ^^Ls^ marginal notes. <> To interpolate (a book).
^^ s i
\
— To
a>]
^.iai
-if
exclude a. 0. from a number. To except a. To shun a. o.
^^^j - To
except
To keep
a. 0.
^5 J-J^. 0.
from. j-
aloof from,
^J^j
^—
from.
to^
jd-GJj
•
>•
—
^
C
\T\
)
To have the To crush a. o. (disease). s ^^ai^ U.^ a ^.-n^ measles. To hinder a. o. from. ^p S — To be in a strait. To be besieged._,4i^Ji_ To strike up pebbles in running (horse). -^ To be annoyed. •^ To be restrained to. J — To take his flight to the country (pigeon). To strap a pad on a camel. ^ ^i»-[ Constipation. Ischury. _^a> To pelt one another with I
^a>
Oppre.ssion of heart. Faltering
<
Stone.s
_^i
w-i>
1^ ^j
"C^lai-i
XJa^-
Small pebbles. -CJa^ Strong wind scatw-^l^i ^r i^^^ tering pebbles. Cloud casting down suow.hail. Numerous company of men. Soil covered with t-aij XJa9J' j^'j\
Control of tobacco saddle.
Siege. Blockhouse.
pebbles.
•^ Fortress.
He
Fuel. Firewood.
Scarlet fever. ;ji.i3i
In a strict sense.
Pad used as a
bJ
pebbles.
in speech. Avai'ice.
Hinderauce. Restriction. •< Anguish.
>- ,o>
Seized with scarlet fever.
raised the siege.
Oppressed. Ava_>i-^j j>ii; ricious. Faltering in speech. Discreet. Surname of John
lil i>j bUoij la.i> To reap (corn-crops). To destroy a. o. with the ,
Jj'
sword.
the Baptist. Prison. Surface
slra>1j _ri>^ Side of the
of the earth.
^
He died. To be strongly woven
-^^:^
body. i
Road.
Meeting.
Handle.
Woven
Row
of
people.
Di'ying-tioor for dates. Jj.^^
<
^
'3i-?=^
Mat.
To brace (a bow) strong- /j^ -Sly. To twist (a i-ope) strongly. To fill (a water-skin). To cut (a pen). fi>
To become sour. To be soi'did, miserly. Any green fruit. ^j^al
/j^a.^ ^lro?i^ -^j
j-j^
Verjuice. Miser.
To have a sound judgment. To ba mangy. To remove fi>j
Asl.i=:
o
^-^ ^
CLi»> a wi-^>
wio>1j,C«^i o ^lai a. th. To weave a. th. compactly. To twist a rope (strongly). To settle (an
js
affair).
To run swiftly. To be strongly made.
^^>'l JLiir-Ll^
Dry mange.
^.i^
Gifted with a sound
wi-o>j Jk^i
judgment. Swift iu running. oLfl>.>j Jk::^>jii To remain. Tov,^>.;j v^^^;. o
be
left.
To
result.
To
(rope, coat of mail).
To be mature
stuff.
wi..a** -«-
J..^^ ha^^pen (event).
(corn-
a.i>.--^lj -u»>*i
crops).
To form a league (people). a.i>iJ,l, To be strongly made (rope). To be angry. Harvest-time. Crops. Gathered
il.i>j i\.^>i'j^^^^j Ju.^ij -ua>
harve.3t.
Stalks of reaped crops.
aj,i.i>
y «^c^
Slanderous talks. SLJ VI jJl.i> Reaper. iiL^j j-^sU Scythe, sickle. j~^\^j^ ^ -usk; To surround, -S*j 5 |^i o i to put a. o. in a strait. To withhold a. 0. To put a cushion upon (a camel\ To hold a. th. (vessel). .^ To inconvenience a. o. To limit, a. th.
^i
To encompass a. 0. ^— To be costive. ..r^'-'h _r^ To feel an oppression l^a> a ^a> of the heart. To be niggardly. To be tired To falter in speech. To conceal (a secret). tj — To encompass..*j :i\j\^3.j '~o'Ja\>:i'J^\>a. 0. To invest (a town).
(
Strong-, difficult of access.
k>-a^
Fox,
CrJa^J\
Freedom. Marriage. Mind. Entrenchment. oUx-ak^ Basket. Lock. Virtuous woman.
^oli-^
^^'^
^
cj-^-^<:-^>-..i
a S'^lai- o \la* -fr (land).Cai a ^s9^ ^'
Cai
i
~^^a>
pebbles.
To have
a stone in the bladder
To protect a. o. To reckon, to niunber. To understand a. th. To b'i on the watch. Number. Small
)
To
befall a. o. (evil).
:
having eaten (earth
To up
in pebbles.
31.^3^-.;;
jajl
u^-aij Uai o jai ,
^
ic
n
^U u^ui
Lycium. Box-thorn.
o^~2i»^
tain. Perigee.
To be kindled (fire] To kindle (the fire) Wooden poker. To put wood (iu ^_J»ij
of a bow. Side. i_,Uiil ^ ^.> ^ Foot of a mountain. Big- snake.
Poker. Firebrand. fire),
^
Seed-produce. Income.
To break wind (hor.'se).^ (^^as- i^> ^ To be broken (wood). ^^'^K To be inaccessible (place).xjl.i:> o^-aii^ be
iiLoi' J
wa:vj [X^>- o ^^a>
To
To take a rugged by-way.
a. o.
j|aL^7 Ts t J^'>.^
oX>.^k>: -^j Jc-e^'--^
chaste (woman).
Twang
(the
Tax-gathering.
Result.
i
fire).
To kindle To throw
;Jl.i»
Tax-gatherei'.
jaij>
Foot of a moan- xJi>lj jaja* ^
the
word, j^bjl
Success. Scientific attainment. j-.*a^ <;>•
to.
Warehouse.
total.ln short, in a
Remainder. Produce. jJli* ,^ iL^> Crop of a bird. Wheat, xl^j^j J-^>> Aubergine. Egg-plant. j^^
a. o. to.
To excite one another To rouse o. another.
J^»-3
Siftings of wheat.
^^k^ jjt a
obtained.
Purified silver. -^
stones.
*^ai
Je
.^^k./'
a
(^Jaw:
down. To
a r-^>
^
ij
-^
A—
unload (a camel). To stir (the fire). be roused to anger. To ^^xk'jl spread o.'s self on the ground.
fortify (a place). To a ^^'\j ^^^ surround (a village) with a wall. To be chaste, virtuous (woman). ^i>l
To marry (man or -n-oman). To keep her.se] f chaste (woman). A — To give (a woman) in marriage, a — To fortify, to entrench o.'s self. ^>-5 To be chaste (woman). To become :
To
a stallion (horse). Stronghold, fortress.
Fire-poker.
Weapons. Horses. Crescent. Chaste woman. oijl.ia>j ^^>. ^
(
opp. to ^li
r-^se-^
i^Uiij hj-^ o j^a^ -«• be present. To be at hand (time). )
To To settle in a country. ojta> — To occur to a. o. (thought), fiij S — To witness a, th. To present o.'s self before a. o.
^^^
-if-
J-*0=^ '?• J-*'* product, quotient. Produce of land.
Innumerable. incite
fi>
recover a speech ). (money). To acquire (science). To produce unripe (dates). J^]j — (
Remainder. Result,
Very prudent.
To
horse).
:
To sum To
attain (an aim).
To result. To be To be realised.
Calculus. "Pebbles. Prudence
abounding
J j^>
To happen to a, o. (event), jc j.i> To collect (a debt). < To get a.^th. To eat (earth beast). "^i a J-a> To have a pain in the belly from
Sum
Soil
To be
realised (profit).
y]
ol.^l rr
XLay^fj
To hinder a. o. To abound in pebbles To strike a. o. with
^TY
oj-^>-
^
o-^*"
cA^
La^vful wife. Pearl. Stallion. Blood-
XLa^\j Jiai-
.y.
ol-i>
horse.
Hi^^popotamus. Pudioal
woman. Lawful
Jy.2\ o\ij=-
wife.
a
IL. chiM).
To
C
To embrace
wr To
(a child). .Cia* 4^17 o
(jjJai-j Jjlis* J Cl2»>j
)
~ To
brood upon its eggs (bird). To debar » ^,^^\j ,'*jlhi.j \u^ — a. 0. from. To have inequal breasts. CLa*- o ^^^
^
^»ij
5.^^b To get
in a. 0. or a. th.
To
^—
turn away from. bring Aj give a ready s
\j\^ j
_/iu.:
a. th. ready. S>ii9b-.i
^U
To witness a. th. To contend with a. 0. To run with a. o. To despise, to wrong a. o. ^jj 5 ,>i>>'' To run (horse). ,/^\j J^\ To deprive a. 0. from a right. *|ij 5 — To attend (a meeting). a — To present o.'s self. Breast. Bosom. _^'aii.lj yo'iii oii»>-b o>ii> :r c-^> To prepare o.'s self. Clasp. Side. Foot of a mountain. Fostei'ing. <>• Right and pension <:l^ To be at the point of death. ^aiil of tutorship, granted to the mother. To send for a. 0. To occur 5 ^'is>.~_H^ Brood. Embrace. to the mind (thought). To make "^ja>(answer).
•(f-
-<>•
He
felt
the grasp of
'^^Z. X:Ja->-j
c^jj>')
(a horse) to run.
misfortune.
Nurse,
di-y
nurse.
cr^i>^ ?r si^i^ teats. o>is>
Having inequal breasts,
To stir (the fire). * |^ii> lia* Wooden poker. 'X^yjt. To go down to alight. Ck^: tk^ To abate (price). C^yiiij Lla> o — To be pimpled (face). "Jailj C!3lL> o — To put.To leave off a th. A Lk> o — To pohsh, to figure (leather). -^ To pay a. th. To lower a. th. To eat much. ^l'«Ltl J — To put down (a burden), ^ jJa^ -^To make a. o. to pay, to put a. th. To put a. th. down. a 'ia:>lj 'JUil To be put down. To sink 'i»>-Jl, (strength). To be humbled. To abate -$:^
;
-il-
put
a. o. to
down
a
»
'^v&^\
To ask a lowering
of
uii, J^'.\ ^«
—
price. relief.
Abatement of
JaJs^j xLa-
price.
;ia-la>
Carbuncled face. Froth of milk, klk^ Stink. klk> Short. Station. <• Full
kj'lkij '}o\>.'i.
^
xLi.^j
\x^ *k>./:
stop. Pause. Instrument for pohshing. aL>.>> j *k>.>« To prostrate a. o.jj jajvi ti»: a ik^ -STo turn a. 0. back from. ^i o — To slap a. 0. on the back. "i
To
•<
CJ_ria>
Ma-
^'J^a^^
cast forth froth (boiler).
Ugly, mean, small in body.
\sbSi'j.
In his
oj^JjitJ -^j ^'j-'SL->j_i »J^'ay-j,
presence. Intruder. Spunger.
Always ready to
^'j
reply. Quick.
elriaij Jy0.^i
J^-^»-J _r^»-
j^* J;a^
r:
j-p^
Large tribe. Coming to a Dwelling by water. Cultivated district. Settlement. <>• Ready.
Present. city.
Party of men. J^lJsij -^i-ia^^ e1,'\^ Matter in a wound. Vanguard. Diy•?:
ing- floor for dates.
•^Summons subpoena. Fixed dwelling.
writ.jUs>l^
s^^i*
s^'j>\>.J^
^>W^ t
Pi'e-
J^ei^-^
Return to water. Record sig-
Assembly. ned by witnesses, Speaking well of the J:a->C<^\ J~>-if-
absent. tf Official
record.
At the point Coming to a
J:a9-j^ j^'ji-
of death.
J^^^-j^
settled country,
^-ark-*
Fleet (horse).
To mispronounce
j^^-^ ^r -^4»»--^ J yjit^- ^
^^V&iil
Arabic.
— To bark (a tree). To brace (a bow). To mix a. th. Name of a province cj^It^j Cjj"'^'jfc
and of a tribe of Yemen.
— To
xZla>-
ycJ-
jesty, excellency (titles of honour).
sence.
a. th.
Unloading,
Presence. Vicinity.
Colloquy, conference.
(pric<e).
To ask
Cultivated country. Inhabitant of a village.
y ^2£:>-\j
,
'iJ\J3^j
Uo»
i^^i^ "^
take in the bosom. To bring up
(
To make an
enclosure for
Dregs of the people.
o.'g
To
build
an enclosure.
cattle, sheepfold.
-{:{
CSUa>:J yia^ O
^
i
Cj^Ua> o
Very
-ff
—
High estimation,^^j %> ^
To put a
A
illiriij
,
Uii
^
The
(
«
To
a. o.
or
(_)
4^j S
To produce a rusthng sound
Q^
i
— To —
piece.
^^Lij
fire.
X^liaij
;^ij liil
— dry (earth, ^Jj. { stomach). To become deaf (ear). To be smitten by the evil eye.
To become
toss, to
out of the face.
To encompass
To eat up
a. o.
5
:i;.ia^
j>j^'^
shake
\yia^ o
fit
To be
—
,
Cjii a 'Ji^
-^
fat,
^
'Jar>l,-^
J»4a>
^
'J»
Enjoyment. Favom*. ^Ja^J^j Ji-Jiij
J^
*^Jiu^y
fleshy.CL; a
u.
access of (a place) to (cattle) in.
^
'.kil
^^J
i
^^
-<>•
"*
s;^ ^ ^ti
Short and big-bellied.
j
-H-
f ImT 'ja:i _,
To prevent the
(a. th.)
iL^
lice.
be lucky.
Pleasure, gladness.
liSali^
J^ —
i;Lv ^iL> *»L>
about.
Happy, lucky.
food,
fi>
*i.i»-j
Digestible.
Happiness.
evil of a. o.
CJioi
Gluttonous.
favoured with. Luck. Portion, lot.
(hair).
the hair plucked
-Ji-
i
To become rich. To enjoy a. th. To be
(leaves, snake, horse, bird, shower).
To have shaggy, undressed
^Isi
\j\a^
vanities of the world.
a. th.
with.
To have
A
Ja^^j ^llaij ^.jW of the Caaba. Plant of ^-i> the precedent year.
Big
To speak
w-sk>
Wall
;
a. th.
To encompass
j, (_(ll»>
Lion.
u* o lii^ the head) to
chp (the b.?ard); to bark a. th. <>• To rub out a. th. To surround il^j ^ j y ,jS^j ui —
a. th.
string to (a
Vehement Bad year.
Citi
CiiLvj
To shave
—
yji»-j^
Unfruitul year.
slave.iifciei -^j
jjj
in firewood.
Fragment,
uioi
(the hair).
»_,3»b.
,
'l^ ^ S}Li
Slow walk.
To pluck
wJa>-b >-4i>
To break a. th.* J^J C>Ja^ ^ia> -^ To be broken by age. Clai a ^^ki To be smashed (dry thin gs).^;tj|j^i3ij
aa>
o'J&J-j
l
bow).
regard. Favour, happiness.
Favourite
Ju^
^iai£J,ij
Pruning-knife.
To enjoy the favour of. ai* ^^\j — To procui'e a. th. to ^ ? sUi»t ^Ja>1 To render happy; to favour a. o. s — To prefer one to another. J^ ^ ~
i^.
J _ja»
pruned
lean.
Abounding
-
cjV^i^j
to his rescue. to be
Great talker, mixing good and evil in his speech. Wood-cutter. i^yL^
JUa^j
'
Small arrow. Small rod.
,_ja>-
^\,c
ip.
Collector of firewood.
stop in -walking.
a. th.
came want
^h-llj
^j
Firewood. Slander. ,^\\iiJ\ ^ »^> Guiacum, lignum vitse.jn-joSI ^.La^
J^> To walk slowly. i^Li o ik:^ -i^ To obtain ^ ^^j s;^^ s;^ a J^ ' '
abound in firewood. speak ill or well of.
<•
px'event a. o. fi-om acting.
Parsimonious man.
roots (rain).
To To He To
(vine).
^'j^
Strong. Courageous. Stern.
To
-«-
to a. o. To aj 5 ^.uc prune (the vine). To wash away
To fill up (a skin). To be filled (skin). To be ^'J^ surfeited. To be full of hatred (man). Jc Ci^kij
k,:
^AaJi-
i
To bring wood
Fence.
Paradise. ^Idll s3i^> Unlucky. Stingy. Sjn^l -^J Forbidden. Unapproachable. j^]a»t» To bi'ace strongly (a bow), a ij^ic;
To
CW
,
fire-wood.
J^i J llai
Enclosure for
'
^>ij
To pick up
self.
*
l^Li
a. 0.
To
_4=^
-M-
enclose
\To
(
^,^
Hollow,
9r '-"ij^j
j*^
T
"i'j^
ditch, cavity. Pit. Grave. Mussel Digger. Hoof.
(shell-fish).
j\jo-
^
^jl^i
Beginning, original state.
At first. He came back to his former state. Tartar of the teeth.
_^G..
S^^Uj
Directly.
—
e^b,)l olc «53^G.
Jt ^fj
)
To take
the whole of. Surrounding. Evil-eyed
I'nkneaded flour. Dry, unseasoned bread. if
Margin. Border. Side. Wall
breast-high in a field. Side. Trace. Border of
oU
A -
hair around a bald head Track, trace.
He came upon
Grave-digger.
his
*M>-J
\^
<Jt>-
track.
To push
SjUJt>
a. til.
fi'om behind.
jfcj
j(
<»•
ji» -^ the day
iji>
To urge on
(
i
:
ready to act. To press forward.
^n—
To
o.
To
To bark
To
fill
5
—
a valley
(flood).
J-
To apply o.'s self to. To pour down showers
fi>
c^'^i «^*»
^
ui» o
a. th.
Large harmless oU»*l
?r
snake. jiliillj
Xti -^ be nimble in work.
,C|jI>.j i1u>
a. th. speedily; to
i
To serve a. o. speedily. To hurry, to hasten a. o
5
in his tent
Quick pace. Grandson grandchild. Oi'igin of a
J~t^JJ
(man).
of furniture. J»JVI jiU>1
jerboas.
A
La.i>-
i
Collection.
,jak>
-M-
toli^
Leather-basket
for^uilji^^ sru^** cleansing wells. Tent, Lion's whelp. To bend, to crook (a ^ Caii j^)^
^
;
To throw
a. th.
To throw a. th. back. To di'y ( the earth).
a
J=*=-J
asG-
man Base
jjii.,;
To To
aj:>..»
,
of the hump. Sharp (sword).
jjc^-j^
dig (the earth). *_^>|j
To
scrutinise a. th. <>
grave
Lizards, hedgehogs and collect a. th.
—
Ai>l
2^
Servant. Helper.
Place in which water abounds "ijLiSsReceptacle, vessel, sack. ,_;iU:^*) ^ j.]o. Small tent of hair. Paltry articles
stick).
-J{-
;
(cloud).
To remain
crush, to
destroy
To do *j
extract
a. th.
a U^
u
s
Papyrus.
*^
consecutively (horse).
To
women flat on the top. ili^ Surrounded. Poor. ojiv To produce a rustling (with ^j^je^ -8the wings bird). :
To eat (man). CJ To collect (water). Cii To meet (tribe). To run two heats
a. th.
\i^
Confused sound of the wind, of bii'ds. Buzzing.
To throw a. o. down. To pull out papyrus.
Limit.
expel a.
ostrich.
Generosity. Weaver. Robber.
Litter for
night;.
To pierce a. o. with (a spear). To hurry (an affair). To be seated opposite to. To be on the watch, to be
To
Young
Servants.
Spade. Sand-bed.
l^ i_,ii -^ enA_^
,
(a metal).
To become
_^j
,
'CJ^ a jJa-i \'Jo.
cankered (teeth). To shed his first teeth
_^b
i
i
'-
^
(cliild).
To furrow (the earth torrent). _^J To go deep in his burrow j)\>:
(jerboa).
Large well. Cankering of the teeth.__,ij; Large well. Earth taken jU>1 r: J^ forth fi'om a well.
—
(
ned.
To
To
To become
flock ia (people).
conspicuous (road). flooded by (a stream
To be
To
valley). -^
To
\
c^*coUact in the udder (milk).
take care
jJc^[
it. :
—
i_,
To exaggerate Jj ^
a. th.
jis:
JlL^ x5u>
ca-
o.'s
Aj
preserve
s Clais- a Jai» a. th.
To
-H-
learn
by heart.-^ To observe (a feast; To keep (a secret). To
conduct).
reserve (a sin).
To make
a. o. to
learn a. th.
fi>
s .kl>
by heart.
milk.
Solemnity of a feast Solemn, gi'and. Filled (river,
ceremony. Jusl.
:
I.
'Jjji^{
J^
J3'>ij
JJts-
-r
room, udder). Giving much milk (she-
They came
ixj^i
^£Liij j
all
J-i^
j.
0^
jr^'--i
of them.
Gathering. Meeting-place.
jisk^J
Ji\^
J4*^
?:
a. th.'
To appropriate a. th. To ask a. o. to keep a
a
:UalLi
To
scoop up (sand, a flour) with both hands.
ui.- o
o**
"^
— A o^*—i^, * —
give to a. o. a handful
J
of.
up (a tree). appropriate a. th. Handful of ^ Xlilj oCii ^ *i«> (sand). Rubbish. Hollow. A little. pull
^
,
To honour a. o (God). To make a gift to. To deprive a. o. from.
^
To walk
tii>j U:^
barefoot.
s ^^p
hoofs
feet,
U>
o
i^j,:
i
2f
-tt-
— — i^
worn "by
Keeping. Memory. Anger, zeal to Jiv^Cb:' defend <>•
^
to a guest.
quarrel with a. let a. 0.
i_j
Jc^\j
o.
oljV>
walk
To press
» «uil^
i>1
with ques-
a. o
JiU
skjiij , :tki>
or a. th.
a. o.
Superstition.
j^Q
False worship. Keeper. Knowing
JJU;:^lj JlL;
hkc
^
Jijb.
ihdi-j JJLbi
by heart. Conspicuous road.
The Preserver (God). Watchful.
iaM-J\j Ji^Wl oiiJI Ja^G-
Memory. X^jWI -^^j *ii|U)l The recordhag Angel JiiiiJI dUiJl of men.
Governor
To show honour
^ —
s JaikxJ.^
Attention, watchfulness. Cai-e.
The Angels.
walking.
barefoot.
*^ii) fi,
seci'et or a. th.
Nuisance.
To have the
To persevere jp CliU»-j sJaSCa-i JisU upon. To observe a. th. carefully. To put a. o. out of temper. s Jiiit To learn by heart. ulJ; To caution o.'s self against. — To keep, to preserve fi,j ^ iiixil
^
camel). Assiduous. Numerous.
To To
Flag-bearer, ^^^eak
a. th. in
To
store.
a. th.
Crowd. Numerous. Care. Large crowd. Milk collected. Refuse of dates, men. Froth, of
To To To
Tent.
mel. Pole of a tent.
To put
celebrate (a feast).
of.
House furniture jad^^j js'Oi> ^ jJu^ ready to be carried. Camel bearing
Army
OjkiWI
:ckii]b
(of a town).
Ja^Gi/J
of reserve.
To be
JiJUili
^Liij V_^j
>li>
i
jii -«
copious (milk, water).
To meet
(people).
— To pour 5Ua: To flow abun[
torrents of rain (sky).
tions.
To
clip (the mustaches). peat (a question). To bare o's feet.
To
re-
To To To
take
To
inquire about a. th. of.^ s
To walk
ijj -^
J 1^
strive after. off.
*—
barefoot.
pick (a vegetable). To exhaust (a pastui'age).
dantly (tears).
To be filled to To apply o.'s
the brink (river). jllJi, self to.
a. th.
J^i To collect (water). To lish a. th. * — J^*^i
—
To mind ^j * — embel-
* jii
To leave ( cattle) unmilked. jlij To throng in (people). To be ador-
Against, on the subject
Worthy
Fitted for.
of.
NTY
(
J.i>-
^
j^ J — J^i^Jj ji
of.
t_,
Truly. Verily.
^
'j^^J
Camel three years old. j:» Upper part of the ann. jua-j jui'i ^ j^ Socket of the hip. Spidei''s Stone.
Roimd
box.
Pyx.
<-
Casket
:
small
Jlivj jsij j=i
^
Right, duty.
:cL.
of.
^
o\ j\
-U^l
^ J::l»^ ^
Truth. Reality. Essence, j/ui. Proper sense (of a word).
Worthier
Merit. Dignity.
^^
suppres.sed
(urine).
To bs
^
oU-2>.j
JjJ jl]
J~?>i
J>sk» ofiU^J-l.
^
JU^jr_:l.
bill).'
^Ij
.
(year)'.
be unproductive (mine). To convey a. th. in croup
^
To
v_i5il
(rider). To perpetrate (a crime). To store up a. th. Sj * ..^kr-llj — To make a. o. to ride behind (rider).
year.
A
long time. Space of eighty
years.
a. o. in
u>
5
jv
o
-s-
contending for a right. To strike a. o. on the back of the neck.
— To realise the fear of. e'JjS To prove a. th. To make a. th. a — necessary. To be sure of. To ascertain (news). neces-
suitable,
J
Thou must, it is
jiiJ o\ thy duty to do.
To become
dx]
i
^
dX'Js.
ji
jj.j
sary, incumbent upon a.
it
o.
j^j
Hij u>
certain,
j>
o
i
necessary.
To ascertain, to prove a. th. j|^ To render necessary. To believe (a fti
statement).
To
CjU>j Llui o^*
contest with
a right.
a. 0. for
To obtain (a right) from ^j |jii a. o. To render a. th. necessary. To kill (game) on the spot. To make 5'
a. th. certain.
To be ascertained (news). To verify a. th. To render
jl>j a. th.
fi>
—
binding.
To contend with
j:ilj o'^j
a. o. for
a right.
To be tightened (knot). j^J[ To be slender (horse). To quarrelj^l^ together about a right. To become fat (cattle).
Ornamented woman's Gu'th of a camel. Long space of
_i^
girdle.
^j^j
v^=;
rr
^='
To have
root of the nail. Following. Riding behind. Pi-o vision-bag, clothes ^,u^ -Cii ^
To
de-
js^iJ,).
a. th.
;
*—
to
To render
a. th.
ne-
cessary.
Right. Truth. Duty.
j^Sal
^ ji
Justice. Certitude. Cattle. Authentic. ^„,?c
^
ilii carried behind the saddle. Posteriors. as.s.^
(payment).
a claim to
deserve
Ornamented woman's »_i^ ^ tjl5>: girdle. Amulet. Whiteness at the
^
To be due
serve a punishment (culprit).
time. Yeax*.
Wild
vjG-
Importune.
Cii a ^2i «-
rainless
^
Welcoming. Judge. Learned.
horse).
To overcome
^^J,
Maturity. Due (of a
To be
Jiip-Ji
than.
of...
^ Official inquest. Who is i-ight. Who is wrong.
;u»
(
^l^
True, real. Proper (sense). ^?-2> True. Perfect (mau). Middle Ju. J o^ (of the neck, of the winter). Calamity. Resurrection. Perfect. x3\> Quarrel, dispute. sJb-Jj JU* Quai-relliug about trifles.
«jU>-j SjCb^
Barefooted. Shoeless
To be
Really, in truth. Verily.:a.2ill Jj
C»>
Shoe.
Welcome.
dsi
bos. Calamity.
Worthy
feet, hoofs.
web.
piece of land. Small
)
Barefootedness, abrasion of the
^
^t
One of the Names of God. •^ Civil
^ <
court.
Thou art i-ight. Thou art wTong.
<>• I
conjure thee by.
J^>.n ^lU^ tijl>j dU>i
jyi
di'Ai
^1
jiu
dJ'd
dU when
Litter for
(
\r A)
Column of a page. women. Paiu in tbe ji>
green.
<•
belly.
Belly-fretting caused to
iiiij
—
horses, camels by their eating earth. Fertile
tield.
..
Remainder of water, miik-
iii>j Sii>
J.V
To brood a secret hatred towards a. o. To bear rancour to. To fail totally (rain). I^» a a2:i To withhold rain sky). To be exhausted (mine). To become fat (she(
camel).
To excite a. o. to rancour. ?j y a2>1 To seek without finding (in a mine). To bear mutual hatred to o. a. jkjfp-i To fail (rain). jOr^i.
Sown field. Jf'-J' -r ^'»--^ To be broken. Vlis-j u»>i j3>: ^ weary (old man). To sleep. To decline. To walk with short steps. Secret Impotent, aged
Long-necked
man
;a^j,il2>l ^
^^j
Rancorous, malevolent.
bottle.
A
kind of pigeon. Exterior angle of the
oJiSaT^
-ii>;
hatred. Rancour.
To
^
^K^^
despise a.
To think
a. th.
c->»
o.
or
s
slightly
i
\'Jl»-
-wG-
Jo.
^
of.
eye. To be mean, s^u;: o Ji^j \'J^ a j-^ To withhold a. th. despicable. A -STo collect (milk in a skin water To look scornfully at. To Aj y Ji. in a tank). To keep in (urine). To use the diminutive form (of a noun). prevent (bloodshed). To hold a. 0. ft>^ n ^^i-llj _j^\j Ji^\ To administer a clyster to a. o. i — or a. th. to be despicable paltry, To mix various kinds of milk. ^1 mean. To take a clystei". To suffer .,£,I|^ He held himself in UttleiLiJ 4^i CjJ\>i fi'om strangury. To collect in a estimation. wound (blood). Base, weak, vile. J^-^- 3 J^ Clyster. ^2=-' ^ XCii Degradation, lowness. sJ^^J'j cj^ Pain in the belly. Contempt, disdain. Use of the -'isiiJ cX!o-\ ^ X^ i
.-.Ss^
;
;
Suffering from retention of urine.
^\y.
Decumbent (new moon).
Stomach.
^3I>:
Collected in a tank
^ XT^
o>i?--»j
Oi*^
(water). Poured into a skin (milk). Milk-skin. Syi'inge.
X.291AJ ji»-^
Retaining his urine. Tank. Fish-pond. To hit a. 0. on the feel
^
Long
'^
'liaHj
mountain. "Waist -wrapper. Pain in
S^ij
•12>
the belly. '>'i^j
jiit^
jU>
I
5f
,_i2>
js^:
-S-
belly-fretting (horse, camel).
To
sell seed-produce while in 2 jsGgrowth. To make a bargain for land-labour, on the condition of re-
duce.
To show
the belly.
jt with. To scrape
<j_y2>-j i_JU>-J
ceiving the half, or third of the pro-
Having a complaint of a. th.
*ii>j
and winding tract of sand. To be seized with ;iiij >li> a
l/»--'J \2^
_j3^b w ^» wrapper. "Loins, waist. Foot of a
^sij
^%'J^y
(crescent, ti-act of sand).
loins.
To rub
value.
Francolin (bird). ollailij ia2:> -51To be curved. To lie on 0|^ o ^J^ the side, with the body bent (gazelle).
a pain, on the
"Waist-
paltiy. -^ Humble. j^j^ Things of small cl^i^siJi
vile,
Trifles.
To be long and curved
loins.
To
diminutive form.
Mean,
jl ^^
a
^is>^
o
i^
off (gold) with.
^
ears (corn).
To become
jssll
fertile (field).
Fertile
field.
Corn-crops
J^ ^ ji^
—
^
To make (th.) To draw (a
up. detain.
wick).
fi>j
ejj^'^ -^ » CiiC:
jX.:^
i
To be remiss in work, To jp Jfci^ilj Jfci>b
J.\^j>^ <•
^j^
i
^5C>
-H-
Jfc^>
^
^fe=i>
be confused, doubtful to 4- To be obliged to.
a. o.
(news).
J[ Jfei5»
voiceless insect.
To speak
inaudibly.
give
ej 'i^_^^j
judgment
I.
jfciai
j.yS' J.U~i
Jfevi,!!
xU^
Barbarous pronunciation. ^ Great need.
To
-«-
To -wrong a. o. -^ To To stir the fire.
Wick-liokler.
A
\y\
(
Kitchen-garden.
(^^
o
^»
-{1-
of or against a. o. (a horse) with ^ _^>-'h — a curb-bit. To come back. CS^ o ^5C> To withhokl a. o.jf ^.KJAj Js^i-i To counteract a. o. To be prudent, wise. *iSCv o
To check
J^ ^^
To practice medicine. ^^»j— To appoint a. o. as governor. To choose a. o. as judge in. J ^fcis^ To summon a. o. 5 ^GTo do a. th. well. To put a * ^^*1 tf-
j;
"6
ring to a horse's bridle. To teach a. o. (trials). n — To pass judgment j ^Is^ _^;j on.To give a decision without regard to justice. To have o.'s o^vn way. To summon a. o. to. ^\ ^^>b J^U; To prevail upon a. o. ip ^^S»l To be thoroughly made, ^9-~Jm\
strong (work).
A —
fortify (a place). j\isj>\
Law. "Wisdom. Judgment in presence
^ ^SC>
Order.
ixi^lj lUi-b
ib:
To itch (head).» 2Aifj,lj ie*!^ '^l>1j To imitate a. o. (ial&i>j v.!'U>J 'JvVTo prepare to do miscliief. »_, >tX^6t The scorpion ^^jVIj vS^' c-5C4ii prepared
to do
{proverb applied,
to the viper.
evil
lo lain
who
strug-
than himself).
gles iviUi one stronger
To rub, to sci-atch one another. To rub o.'s self against. ^ Mischief-maker.
^JUj iliil^
yi, ii\ia^j CU* ;i&^;
Evil suggestions; doubts.
n
Cj'S'\U^
',^
White marbled
stone.
<>•
dXfei>
Jerking gait.
Doubt in a point of faith. Xfci> Tooth. X-fC Borax. Itch. iJl^i^i Scrapings. Rubbings. Powder xS\i^i for ophtalmia. -> Itching Pumice-stone. il^TG-.!! _,i> a Itch.
Familiar, de23endeDts.
i!lfei.>l
Rubber. Assayer of gold. Touch-stone.
* 'ifeiiilj
To
\feii1j
illfei>
il>^
Ifcui
,
a
\fet^
^
tighten (a knot). To be tightened (knot). fastened (necklace).
To come back
To be i^^l. To be convinced.
to (o.'s
iSfeuT
i
jfeaaT -«•
origin).
To rely upon To wrong a.
a. o.
it.
To
o.
jfeisl'lj
& (JiZj^
\
oTU
J
^
ill-treat o.'s people.
To be
obstinate, con-
r^C> a Jsk^
tentious.'
To monopolise
< To
prevent
^j
—
jfei>
d
(goods). a. o.
from
fi>
To contend with a. o. i ^TU To monopolise a. th. ^ ^5>lj ^fcw till it
C^
G-
j ,5Ci
Judgment by default. 'J, Judge. Aged man. .<> Fencing.
•^
^^
becomes scarce.
To regret
a. th.
Jc
_,fei^
Wrongful behaviour.
of the adverse parties.
Wisdom.
j
(cares).'
building on a ground.
Sentence. Authority.
Justice.
mind
Sea-compass.
on.
To practice fencing. ^^^ .^ To overtake a. o. (rain, mishap).^' — To judge between (two parties), o^l — To pass sentence in favour U jl J —
"^
f^ the aj,!*^
Gulf.
.^
To
)
To busy
^
Ci.
^SC> ^SC^
*_iJsls-
Science. Philosophy. Forbearance.
J>i^ Drinking cup. Little of water. _,5C>j Monopolised (corn, goods). J^j ^.J-
Withholding of corn. Withholder of corn.
"ijiiJ.fe^^
\
(
J-
Prophecy. (>• Medical knowledge. To ba inhabited ( place To have weak legs (horse). >U> a I}* Martingale. Ring of cXS~> -r '-^S^ a bridle. Head. State of a man. To feel a pain in the knees. To annul (an y^jj iU-jJ '^^j 3^ Judicial authority.-<>>Government.x^^3i Governor. Judge. o^Uj ^i&u^ ^ ^U oath). To dispense with. To permit a. th. (God). To yS>3 — Name of Mansour, one of !,y\ jX\>i\ the Fatimite Caliphs. legitimate a. th. To expiate a. th. To make a. o. to alight at. '\iS^ ^ ji:~=?^ ^ s — Wise, learned man. Philosopher. < Medical man. To becoma free from obligation, jil To make a. th. lawful (God). a 'j^] •<> Ai'bitration. >r^^ '>^^ To let a. o or a. th. down in.i_, Aj 5 — <)• Compromise. ^^r?^'---" — To impose an obligation upon a. o.jc Condemned (man). «^ ^^SC^iiJI To swear in making an «a-«J j jl»ij Point at issue (m /atf). «j ^^^SC^iill ).
fi>
ft,
exception.
fit
^ijl.
Judging
i}i^[
<>•
Loosening. Solution of Dissolution.
-^
[jxLlI^
s
fi>
Poetry
pi'ose.
^^
oath. Butt.
Supreme authority.
JaJ^Uj
'J^^\
•^Pure, unmixed. 'jy^]] jt Laxness of the hocks. Pain in the jb: knees.
Large basket of made
reeds.
:2^
Hamlet. Quarter of a town. Direction. •^ Copper saucepan.
•^
Award. Trial. Hearing of a
tribe.
J'^>.
J>U-j jl>
^
sl_>
5-
Sacerdotal vestments.
Lawful thing. ( opp. io j,V^i. ) J>U Honest man. J>U ^\ Instrument for winding silk, <
^
d^
To relate (a fact). To speak. To relate a. th. on
Fellow-lodger, husband, wife. jSU-t
pilgrimage.
Weak-legged.
jj
G-'l
L^ «
-tf
^
J^ ^
i
^Xi
^i
the
fit
—
'^ ~ To backbite a. 0. To speak or act like a. o. f^j n — To be alike to. To imitate Aj i SQ. (an action). <>• To converse with. To overcome a. 0. jc J^^ Word, speech. JC^ -^ Narrative story,
tale.
"^^fe^*-
To untie (a knot). y^ o ^'^}^ ^ ^j To remit (sins). To solve (a difficulty). To wind off (cocoons). To unbend a bow), To absolve a. o. fi^
(
To
-if-
dilute a. th.
To alight at. To be come
^ j\
fi>
(time).
y^j Vji>
i
To come
<
It is
time for thee
iliT
jiiJ
J>UI.
To
befall a. o. (punishment).
'^\
He
is
'llAi v»
Resolution of
JsUj
a tumour. Halting-place. Station.
Ju^ ^
'^J'
Funeral meeting. Liable
Inn. Station.
.* \'^i!=*^,
CJ^
^
off
ol »iu>
to do so.
Orifice of the udder.
<•
J>oi
ol^Ti^-iJI
(colour).
Fulfilling of the rites of the
Place.
j^i-
S^ru^
case.
of.
<
Dispensation
^»-^ ciJc;-^,)!
Fortifications. oCSCkil'^jc.Ulfe^i-.^^J.l ••
authority
Set of clothes.
_^^-*
<>
Lawful thing. Absolution of an
Nomadic
^i-^j*
Arbitrator. Umpire.
— Law proceedings.
difficulties. Js:
Absolution.
^G-J^V
I'ightly o.'s self.
^
:
turned into
Tribunal. Court.
•<>
To be loosened (knot). To alight in a place. ^j To occupy (a country army). To consider a. th. as la^^'ful. .A To ask a. 0. to allow a. th.
Encampment.
Quarter of a
to^^^l.
to.
:ai>
the right
man
in the
\s.
.I'*^
—
D*
I'ight place.
To become free from mari'iage. -^ — — To be obligatory on. jt sJ\J, To become lawful. To be>U {
i
come due
To melt
(
(debt). ice
).
To
dissolve.
^
^
cT^ MilkiMg-YOSdel.
v'^
*-^^lJ
Fresh milk. Fresh (blood).
Dump
Milker.
Milch
._^b:
i_,^
(clay).
v-',^>--'
T *J>>J
v-^*
v.^J^'^
She-cainel yielding milk.
CcXinel.
Mercury
(plant). Intensely black. o,lU
Ivy.
^^liu
Prunus
inahali'b {plcDil).
^Js^J^
Assistant, heljjor.
vW'*
^
Food made of milk and flour. xLii-.;: Emulsion, milk of ( almonds ).,J[ij:i; ifcj s tU To shave (the ci> -Mhead). To pluck (wool). To pay (a
•if-
1
debt).
To remain
To
(on liorsebaok).
flog a. 0.
Flake of wool.
X)-^
Ice. Frost. Hail.
c-^l*
Asafoetlda.
c-i?lij c-ij;
To card cotton. Ai Gj> o ^^ ^ To j'ound (a cake). To twist (a ro^ie). To walk slowly. ^J> To walk (the whole night). >U5 — — <>- To limp. To hop. ( for ji> ) To send forth lightning (cloud), ^ji-j To b3 troubled by cares. oj lua J — Distance. ;iU i
Cloud sending forth lightning.
^^
Cotton-dresser.
^^^
Cardiug-macbine. 5r>^''-»j r-U* Table for dressing cotton. otU>»j r-i^ Rolling-pin for dough, ^.j \^j, ^ ^>u. Card. /b ijU o jU' -^ To pluck (the hair
To bai'k (wood). To bs in pangs
of a hide).
To
remain.
J ^^Ifedb
a
^;.
jJii-i
Jlr»[
sjU ^
Ill-natured. Short.
jl>
Avaricious. Snail, shell.
To
let
down a
^ilj
,
CJl>
in (a
^ ^ijj
,
jiU-fr J»Ji?w
Bulbus esculeutus (plnnl). jUJ^ Chief of a tribe. Mighty.ja.^^* ^ .>:^^ To strike a. o. with vj 5 a >U (a sword). To prostrate a. o. on the J^JVI aj — ground. To apply collyrium to a. o. s —
^
-tt-
To pi'epare collyrium for a. o. J — To rub off (the skin). it zy^j >U — To bark. a. th. To give J ;iU;j Cyk^ 'yj.j — money to a. o. To become covered with b>U a [^> ifc
pustules.
Pustules upon the
lips.
>(>:
Collyrium for ophtalmia. s^iAij -yi Hair and dirt shaven ::iX>J,j [jit^j S«5iU off by a cuirier. Ti'oublesome Cman).
;^
Currier's knife.
sSu^j >U* To milk A C>>j CUj CJ^ i o ^i»: -»• (a female). (>• To gull a. o. and take his money. To allow a. o. to milk s s Jic-^j — a (sheep).
To come
to the
^J^-i-^b
w-^b ~
i-eseue (party).
To be black (hair). CU a i-.l> To milk in company of. ? ^\>. To assist a. o. s w.^>b ~ To draw milk for. J *;>Ul.j i%-{ ^Jb-I To flow with (sweat ^liJij wS'-J body; with tears eyes). To draw milk from. fi> .Ji?-iJ,lj Fresh milk. Date-wine. Tax. Aleppo (to^vn). :
wi.->l ^Jiii
Wine. Ji^«'l wi>j j*^' One milking. Horses ^^J >U ^
v'i* X-l»
Cj/j^
^
assembled for a race, q Anchor. Morning and evening. otxiiyJI
^I^
-j}-
Fenugreek
i
continuous rain (sky). To cover a horse with (a blanket ).:>
To remain
i
:
^t
(heart).
To get ready for. To hold a couvei'sation. To take o.'s due from.
To startle, to tui-n a. o. out. To be shaken, turned out.
—
CU' a ^^>
place).
To apply o.'s self to. J ,_^7j J — To become attached to. n ^^U
[plant).
Food given to jlU
a confined woman. A milky, evergreen plant much sought by sheep, gazelles. Storax.
Vein on the two sides of the navel.
^Jj.
:uUi>.
oO U
c."
w!
C>.
diL. Eloquent.
C
\r-r )
,
r
Middlepart ^Sj^j 'U^^>j Si^^>j of the back of the head.
S*'>^>
Sweetmeats. Seller of sweetmeats. Swaet. Nice. Pleasing,
-iyS
(person),
a Solanum (hdcainara,
;^
S^i
deadly night-shade {plant).
Sweet, kind (word).
Sweet peas.
To adorn
(a
woman,
fi>j
a sworcl). To be attired (woman). To deck a. o. or a. th. To describe a (man).
To gild a. th. ^Jt{ A To b3 adorned Avith jewels. To b3 embellished. Ornaments U^j [^ ^ <;Uj of (a sword or a woman). Exterior qualities of a ma'n.
ri Black slime.
sti^j ii>
'^
Slough. Evil-eyed (man).
Muddy, slimy. To become rancid
I
I
sleepless (eye).
*~r*
ti>
c-^ -i^ To
a
intensely hot (day).;j^» o c4j^
Vehemence
clear, pure (colour).
It is
c-t^u
Very sweet
(date).
c^
FiiTO. Vio'ent (anger).
Sweet
c—..*
Hot
(day).
(dates). Skin for butter.
To
To be
sink (eye).
from passion
To wink
^^
altered
-H-
A—
To turn
praise a. o. for.
To
God
praise
To
requite a.
o. for.
repeatedly.
^\ j.t^
To make a. th. praiseworthy. To deserve praise. To, find
a;.>1
or a. th. to be
a. th.
prevail o.'s self upon
a. 0. for (benefits
To
praise a. th.
o.
fi^j
Thanks
s
—
Commen-
a4.i ji4.t.ll
ij'^^j _i-«j^
Malignant
fever.
jiA-i
Putrid fever. Spa. Hot spring.
Dark
— —
sij^^
colour. Fever.
:j^ '
^
—
Charcoal, ashes.
^^ ^i;^;
xt>-
;
^ii;.j| j^\j
pigeon. Middle ^JC^^j oClU ^ z^\'^ part of the breast. Beautiful woman.
Choice part of a flock. Fever of horses. Noble lord.
^i;.si
Death.
^i;;^
Tur'-dsh Bath.
Keeper
of a bath.
^it^
oC-U.:*^.^ "^.y^'-^^ -^j
'J^C^
Special friends. Choice camels.
Hot or
colli
water.
i^i^
^ \'^ ^
jueQ.^
Much
.^
Sa^.>:
:>j^.h -^J"
Relation. Friend.
Hot water.
^-e-»
^ijl Praise ba to
God!
Ja;^
^
^ •*(-
head).
diseased from
\y^ a _,«.i To burn with
anger (man). To degenerate, to become like an ass (horse). To ride a jade. To speak- Hymia- ^t* ritic.
an
ass.
To dye
A;
5
'1^1 ^>k:^
—
^ Xi^>
nearest. Black. White.
^^ ^ 'j,^''^\
Fate. Feverish.
Anything black. Smoke
To flay (a sheep). *j ^ |^;>' o To excoriate a. th. To shave (the
overfeeding (horse).
Warmed
milk. Valuable camel.
The
call a. o.
'
Sweat. Midsummer. ]\Iidsummer-i'ain. Si^iJc?
praised.
To
•^
A
{plant).
Pi'aiseworthy.
To become
»
'
Intiammator}' fever.
jj>\^j
^
!
Praiseworthy action.
^i
„ - i
fit
bestowed). to another,
dable (deed).
To say
a thing.
pai't of
Fever. Feverish heat. Tertian ague.
Sweat. Death. Pigeon any ringed bird. Burdock {plant).
Him. iJ ii;,^: Aim, utmost exertion. it;.> The utmost of jiij ol i!liC>j iJii;.^^ thy ability is to do. Who praises much. olxl^^j .5\ti
< Scammony
fate.
Main
j^Si^
to
Prai.«eworthy.
'^
o
\c
Praise, eulogy. Praiseworthy.
Praise be to God
of heat.
his ineluctable
Decree of God.
praiseworthy.
To
l^sZ.[
Hectic, continued fever. tj\'^j x)>jS
a J** -^
5 oJ^Pifij la^jsfij -^j.'
ifr
To take
Ague.
(face).
(the eyes).
(the eyes) around a. th.
To
take a hot bath.
any bath. To sweat.
(walnut).
To be To b3
>
)
To be black. •^ To take a bath.^^taLi To be anxious (man). To be ;^>l_
—
Copper-boUei-.
To neigh with a
>Ci.^j yearning sound (horse). Bugloss, ox-tongue (
^*U.=-'
-i^
a li*
^
plant).
Sweet
basil [phuit).
To cleanse (a well). * C» To be muddy (water) To become angry with a. o. To throw mud in (a well).
~fi>
li^Il
upon the
To To To
•^
To become
^
•li;^^ li.;
To ii'ritate a. o. ^_j 5 iLl^ o J.^ ^ To stir a. o. To repel (people) in anger. To collect a. tli. To be thin (shank), iiyi^i o J~^j — To become angry *l^j Ci4.» — (man). To become hot (war). To be thin-legged Cii>j Ci-is^ a ju»> collect (th).
To
stLr, to
a. o. To put To rouse (people). To b3 angered.
anger
fuel
ij
fi>
the
(in
^i^lfj-lj
j^ tire).
^sL:
Thin-legged (raan),(_^ii=. a-J^i^b J-^ To be reduced toyj-j Ca4ji o ^.^li^ -S(swelling of a wound). To stop ,
To swing
(boy).
To
be dried
prolonged
Red
fi>
—
roast (coffee) ; to toast
a.
To be
o.'s self.
th.A^t^
^t>i
shrivelled (dry meat).
be reduced (swelling). To ^ja^\ become emaciated (she-camel). Homs. Einesa. town of Syria. ^ja',^>Peas. Chick-peas.^iai-^i-j ^^a^i u^'^,
To
^Sheep stolen by night.
^^J_li>
_,;.»
^^1 J^
flock.
Red dye
face). Ery.sipelas
(for the
anthrax.
;
o'y^
Poun-
-^
ded bricks. Cj\J>»j j^i->j
J»^J 'j*^ b
Ass. Polisher for
Wild
ass.
ii-on.
ji^'j jv;>j
She-ass, Large rock.
u^jll ji*>
J li^ ^ »>'^
Tombstone.
ly^ ^ jC» JC^ ^ SjVi*
Intense heat. •(f-
Measles.
«jji>
Anchusa, pigeon-foot {plant). Hymiarites (ancient tribe of Yemen. Red. J^ ^ S'j^J. Gold. Saffron.
Wine
JC^ J-
(meat).
Bloody death. red-faced
'\'JC^
jjSl\ i. e.
the
J^'}
__^»VI c,'^)\
foi*eigners.'|J,4.»
Severe year. Intense heat. Granada (town).
eye.
contract
jU.»l.
thir.st.
colour.
The
(sweat).
extract gently (a straw)
I'ed.
Tamarind. Jew's pitch. Redheaded sparr6w.
Ass-driver.
(man).
To To
accidentally
Choice part of a
year. Unfruitful year.
from the
To become hot y^\
red.
Inflammation caused to horses j^ by eating too much barley or by
u-i*^ Rigorou.s (in re- ,_^G.1j ,jJ:^ ^ ^'J-'^ ligion). Brave. Firm in war. Severe
To
cut a. th. iu pieces.
roast a. th.
(war).
Tortoise.
(swing).
To
To bdcome
fight together (cocks).
be angry.
Bravery. Energy (in action). Enthusiasm. Heroical poem. Brave, energetic. Oven.
To
To
a. th. red.
fire).
feign rebellion, rigour.
.^
X^y'^'i *-^;?^
*oX>
Coffee-roaster. Gridiron.
*.iia6>
Intensely red.
^v**
Suffering indigestion (horse).
^>i.*^
Red. Onager. j/^-i To bite the tongue fi> \'J^ i ji> (acid). To sharpen ( a blade). To impress the mind (speech). To become thick, hard, sj^ o j4^ Acid (drink). Sour (milk). ;'l= Of a lively temper, 'o'j^j il^l) Pungency, acritude. Tenacious.
^
To To be
or become sour (plant, xSsy^ milk, wine).
To dislike a. th. ^i Ca'^ q j^'^ — To desire a. th. ,_i To graze jsU-j Co>Uj Cis'^ o — ,
upon acid plants (camel).
fry (meat).
To
Tij
A tJ^
o
^
irritate a. o.
To be rigorous
(in re-
C4.->^
a
,.r-^*
ligion); firm (in war).
— To be courageous. *-.'.lii To irritate a. o. fi>j 2 ,jJ^*'\j ,^* To excite a. o. To heat (a medicine
J^ Garden purslain Out of temiier.
To lead the way (guide).
«l^JI
(plant).
To render
xli;
J fec^
d<^
a
-«-
carry.
To
fi>
C>U^j iU.>
i
Ji^
bear (a bui"den). To attack, to charge ic 'H^ (the enemy). To know by heart (a book). Tj fit
j^'-^i^j j-^'„-
^^—
To To
discard
To
turn from one th. to another .^ti-j
a. th.
from.
relate interesting discourse, ja'^\ poetry.
Anythiug small. Lice. Refuse of di^^ men. Lamb. Essence. Guide.
To
fit
acid.
u124j^ <^
yvoll
th som*,
a.
j,^
Salt or bitter
-»• I
^ j,^
plants. Glasswort. Soda.
—
i
Acidity, soui-ness, pungency.
<Sf^
Sorrel.
j^O^'
—
*i»;4^j
^^^^ ^^j
^
D Species of citron. I
show (auger). To relate a (tradition). Pulp of the cedi-at. To become responsible for. i'l;^ ^ — Wild sorrel, To rely upon j^j j i ji^jj J j^^ Dodder (plant).
Vy^^ J^\X^ _^| ^\^ ^jVi —
!
I
*'
I
Riunex aquatica. water-dock.
a. 0. in.
»iiu
[
—
To incite a. o. to. Sour. acid, ic 5 ~ Peevish jaAp- <" ja^U To become pregnant (woman), y^ — (man). Chemical acid. To pi'oduce fi'uit (tree). Bad-hearted (man). il^l joA^. To load (a beast) s "ii^j y-*i-^ J^ Land ^i>.ij jiii*^j jj:J. ^ Zh^^ Avith. To impose a bm'd'eu upon. full of acid plants. To help a. o. in bearing. To j j;;G. To take oif the iru;c jj^^ -tf-
I
j
fl>
fi>
reward
To
help
a. o.
a. o. to
a
carry
s
shade
To take a burden upon o.'s self. To
fi>
^\:^.lj
y^3
endure.
jl^J
a. th.
To load
o.'s self
tree in order to Sj fi> Jai^i a vine-arbour ). To diminish
To
strike a. o. gently.
of the heart. Sti-aw
xl»lv^
of Indian corn. Heart's blood. Burning in the LJlUO -l»li»'
a painful' duty.
throat.
To treat a. o. unfairly. le — To be incited to. jp ji>ji To bear a. th. patiently. To J^^i' a. th.
(
Bottom
beasts for setting off (people). To take <_i; Je. jl o jl ^1 J J>Uj
carry
.ft-
To plant a
j;^!
a. th.
upon
i
skin.
away.
j
^
\^''ild
^ -
fig-tree.
*-5C>L> Uij-j liU-' o J^j a J»> -STo be stupid. To be dull (market). j^£)| .^^J;^ < To be in a rage. ( for j'^ ) j^ To ascribe foolishness to. fitj s jis: To find a. o. stupid. To bring s ji^l
— To go away from. To become angry. To be alteredj^t (colour). < To be likely, possible'. forth a fool. To ask a. o. to carry To feign stupidity, s ji^o.!! j^G-J a. th. To be stupid. To act like a jiiJt Portage. Gestation. Jii>1_, ^\'^^ ^ j^^: fool. To be dull (market). To be, \
i
fi>
i
Foetus. Fruit (of a tree). Load, burden. ;J)^>j JC>I
Lamb. \o'mg Aries
(
taining
!
ram.Ji;j,.|j ^j-^l
Zodiacal
much
Charge at war.
si'jn
).
^
Cloud
j^ con-
water.
What
is
carried iU^^
at one time.
Transport.
Porterage. Beast of burden. Tax. Bloodwit. j;^
--j^
^-^i
^
ji;^-
worn out (clothes). To become stupid, to a
act like ji^.ill.
fool.
To hold a. Weakness Rage,
fit
o.
to be stupid.
of judgment.
of passion. ( for
*LXi»-j Small-pox.
^/^J
J^J j^i^J j4.>J
j^
J;?*»J
JU.>;
Stupid, weak-minded.
s
;Ji;>j )
ji><.
J^^J
•u;.
-
j'^
J^
-» vJ»-=>-l
^rv
(
cT To
scorn to do
*->
*l«.>.^j
t^i i^^ a
i54.>j
Portage.
^.
*j
5 xl^
ji
f\.'^j
Pregnant (woman).
^ A
fi>
night).
Person under the
*ji;jv
protectorate of a foreign Power.
1^
Inaccessible. Interdicted.
Protective.
»\i3.
Defended. Diet imposed to (a
sickj:;;^^
man).
-iC^
^\s-
^
bill.
*^^^
?r
Sinews of the arms and legs.
J'l^*
Legs. Patience. Opinion. -^Likeliness. Jvii>l. Litter on a camel. Bas- j»bt^ ^ J**>»
ket for grapes.
< Litter
for the dead.
Caravan of the pilgrims J^U>i ^ to Mecca. Borne. Predicate.
Wheat
Ji^ Jji^*
dust-Loloured and large-;]^^
eared.
Scorn. Enthusiasm, zeal.
;!^
Outburst of anger. Strength (of ui>. wine). Wine. Intensity. Flush (of youth).
Venom, sting of seorJ^j cX^ ^ X^ pions, hornets. Vehemence (of fire). Protector. Hot.
The dog. The
j^u-j
^ __^U t^Ql
Sl^ai
lion.
Defender. Garrison. Rear-guard, jl^u
Lawyer.
Solicitor.
for her child
.,>«^^
Cu:>
i
'ji-
-^
(woman). To produce a sound (bow, wand). — To yearn towards. Jl^ — To incline towards. it t\:J-i i!^
Admissible. Possible.
•^
To carry
Tribe of genii. Wife. Likeness. Mercy. Prosperity.
to pity a. 0.
It
c^j
To
Sii>^
J'^*
twist (a rope)
"^
J'''^
fi>
^'j^i -^
strongly.
Bellows of a smith. cr^U.* To open widely the eyes and jli.> -Hstare at. Inner part of
j-!,li>
the eyelids. Small ticks.
^ jj^^j
o^^U-'
uU;.>-j
^i> -J^ oC»^
Plant of the desert.
*^1 T
v-.> ''j^j li»j
j^J^ *
Any male
relation on
Father-in-law.
the side of the husband.
-.
;!;>
,.
fiij
To
dac^:
]\Iuscle of
the shank.
Hama,
town of Syria. Heat of the sun.
^Ui Long
-if-j
^^C^j
wife.
-^i.
Blessing. Tenderness of heai't. misfortune, -t^ Force of kindred.
beg thy mercy.
Ji.S>.J»
To
Mother-in-law. Any ol^i* ^ Sli^ female relation on the side of the
(cheese).
To twang (a bow). To compassionate To desire eagerly.
(water).
ba a water-carrier. Clear torrent. Beginning. Black cloud full of water.
i
To dispel (an evil), A U> o — To blossom (tree) <> To ba rotten ;j\i.
I
J-*>
Bearer of a
(river).
for carrying J>*1>> grapes. Pregnant ( woman).
To abstain from. ^^ ^^'j i^'''^ To keep aloof from a. th. J\^j To become black (cloud, J'i*-*\ -^
Swollen
Basket
t\:
inaccessible.
To long
surety.
Rubbish. Foundling.
oC'ia-.
against.
To welcome a (guest). To render (a place)
Protection.
A
Jlij^
J^ *]^
Porterage.
<>
Convi-yed. Stranger.
a. o.
^
i)it>
Meek. Beast of burden.
excite a. o.
To defend
i)ii»
Porter. Carrier.
sun, liorse, iron).
To be angered with. To heat a. th. To
•fy-
J-
Swoi'd-belt.
a. th.
To become hot (fii-e,
)
a
S X^SiJj *ili3;J *s<-^J '^«
protect
a. o.
against.
-i>-
To heat
a. th.
To
interdict a noxious food
to a sick man.
fi>
i
—
j
To
incline a. th.
^rA)
(
ial.
^
To
lij^
i
^JaT
-H-
twist (a rope) strongly.
To
To
incline. To be stUl. on in looking back.
To
incliue a. th.
huri-y ^jil
a—
To conceal
(ne'ws).To pronounce indistinct speech.
Root, origin. ^J,. To sink in the head (eye). J^^ -^ To cut open the throat to. ? — Larynx. {See _,«.). jy>^i '"'J-^ Head of the haunch. ^«*^J ^j^>- "S•^ To prance J?J^.o ibtL^ j?Ji -•
To
(horse).
To
hop. a
To
be intensely dark
dance.
^j^
^'j^5i
-»-
To be weakened by a fall. Vei7 dark night. ^^(^^ ^ tr-^ (night).
Lotus. Sweet
Veiy short
To roast lamb
:
(a
trefoil. jyjj>j
:
IjLla^
—
i^
meat ). Heated (water). Perfumed ointment. (
\'J^
i
^
-^
Crown of an J U^j ^^ ^^ Jjx^ Bow. Carder, instrument used
of a fight (warrior). Godly people, To hunt (a beast). ?_,
C-IsT
a |_p4>
-S-
^^jJ. >6>
CiL:
To deceive a. o. To drive To anger a. 0. To bite a. To remove a. 0. from. J. Serpent. Viper. Insect,
Any game To become
i
a. 0. 0.
S
j^}^
^
away.
(snake).
JJs.
jiuil
\j
-
^ ju»
of the chase.
Jaiallj Q»_^ Ja^ * mature (wheat, fruit-tree).To become white and mature (shrub called o»j). To sigh. To become red CJaI> i — ,
person).
^^j.Cl
the backbone (horse).
(a dead
a w-J^ -^
To bend
age).
To be bent, crooked To feel pity for.
(old
» iali Ij Js!>
^>j
man).
it
Bent with age. Having curved bones (horse).
—
^!iji
To
dance. To jump (man). To JlII^ -Hwalk. To clap the hands. To laugh in conversing. To play (boy).
j^
eat French beans. To put ^ on a fur-garment. Stout and big-bellied. Worn out j'J^ shoe or skin-garment. Fur. Sea. Flowers of the Egyptian thorn ( acacia vera). Fruit of the lote-tree.
One
of the four orthodox Imams.
French beans. jiiai Following the rite of Hanbal. j"^^—^ Green jar. Colocynth- ^JU^ ^ tree. Black clouds.
To To To
violate (an oath),
j
iSj*
a
incite a. o. to perjury,
avoid
(sin).
Sin. Perjuiy.
(skin).
To embalm
in
To
for dressing cotton.
in the thick
u^ -Ua.
Privet (shrub).
a. 0. (old
A
'ILoJI
Indigo-plant.
To be curved jjj>iz,\
iCb:
To remain
-Ji-
Withy-tree.
liCj^j
Sun.
arch.
To be green (field). tlsT a l'» To dye (a. th) red. a *i^j '^:9=^ '^ Te be dyed with henna. l^^j \!>i Henna. Laicsonia 'ts-^-^j 'U»;
y^i
lying in
build (a vault).
jc ojac^
[Merciful to.
A?ic/a<s^ tindoria, alkanet.
i
slUai
To
;.{
^j^
the sun.
Vault.
cn^
"Jiu
ojiii
Lichen.
Intense heat.
Roasted
He came back vnth empty hands.
^
to sweat.
To promote sweat by
olxiJI
of a proverbial cobbler.
^'^li
sun). jf
All-merciful (God).
Name
inerrais used as a red dye. Arbute, strawberry-tree. ^^Vl
Jsi -« stones. To
heated
The
-S-
5_, it iSCJJj lii^
with
)
o^.:^
Compassionate. Moaning wind, o^i^ Woman remarrying for the sake of her children. Tender-hearted. Sympathetic. o(l>^ Conspicuous road.
J^lui
dwarf.
scorch (a traveller To make (a horse)
Plaintive wind. Yearning desire,
Perjurer
;
oC>>1
^ ci^
violator of an oath.
Place^ occasion of sin.
oiU^ ^
^J^
c^«
To rub the palate (of a beast). To debar a. o. from. To bring a turbaa under the
»
iUi clAii«j
chin.
To consume a country [ jj (locusts). To take the mastery over a. 0. To take the whole of a o.'s profi>
perty.
To
eat much after having duia-1.1. eaten little.To be pulled up (root). Soundness of Sfeiiaij dlds^j iUai judgment. Experience. Palate, lower-jaw. Part i)L>1 ^ di^:
beneath the chin. Beak and blackMouth. ness of the raven. •<>•
(iUi>t»j
liUat^j
(iL-^j
liUst^j
Taught by experience. iUk^ j
Bridle, head-rope.
,
^
Xj
(the back, a
u*
i
j^sij
stick).
,
To
Iji.:
iJUs-
z^ «o
U*
-H-
twisty (the
arm). To make a bow. To remain affecJ.»!lj,lji> o t^ tionately with her children Avithout remarrying (widow). To lean to. ic.
To To To
bend, to cui"ve
A ^^
a. th.
be bent, crooked. feel
sympathy
Shop. Ta-
c.Aiij>
,>>-Jlj
for.
^
CjJ\>-j
,
J>i-j
is.
J,ij
T^S^j
SUU
vern. Vintner.'
Shop-keeper. Vintner.
"j t._j
jj\^
Crookedness, curvature. ^Co-j Any curved '^j '^j -t^] ^ member, as rib, jawT Ci'ooked. Side.
Bow
of a saddle.
yji.
^
Intricate business.
Wine. Wine-merchant Vault. Bow. Croock-backed.
Bowed
(structure).
Sympathising with.
jp ^}Js J^l
To be embalmed
Buckwheat. Art of embalming. Aromatics used for embalming. Dealer in wheat. 'JatJ-j ^L>Wheat-seller. Fruit of the Ja;G>spurge. Fruit-bearing (tree). Intense (red;.
He bears rancour
To commit
^
CUj C_^j C>:
o
v^
-J^
(a sin).
To
chide a camel by the }—>'_)> or i._)jf>
cj'y
»_)^
Colocynth [plant). To lean on one side. To be crook- ^jil^ o
To pursue course.
a sinful
'Q^y>[
ia^ilJlj JaJU- 'yi
JkU^j Csia^ w-'ii»^
,
jiiiji
-ft-
^ji>
-ik-
i
a
Oil>r
^ifa^
legged.
To To
distort (the foot).
fi>
To be
act like a Hanefice.
^j^ wi^i
To devote o.'s self to To forsake the wor-
cirumcised.
God's service. ship of idols.
^
To do
a. th. accurately.
4
-
Bow. Razor. Chameleon. Tortoise. Sea-tortoise.
Sincere Moslem. Short.
'\j^ ,
Boot-maker. Straightforward One of the four orthodox Imams.
The Hanefites
'j^
[un.
)
'I
jllilj lliii
"
M'ater-tap.
*—c4^
Crook-footed.
^ ^^\
•lii;
To enrage against, jpj ^ (5::> a j^ -i^ To spread forth its awn (corn), jiall To bear rancoui'. To become lean (beast). To be fat (camel). To enrage a. o. s ji^ll Rage. Rancour. ju> ^ j^ bridle (a
j^j
^
s dliral j 1
,
vWi
i
o
jii
wliv'
-il-
horse).
To understand To fasten a. To chew a. th. and rub the palate -with
•
'Jj^
towards me.
To
(a valley).
L^ali
•^
Enraged, angry. ding of
(dead
To be embalmed ( dead person). l,*ij To be angry with a. o. J i^^j To face death. To be angry. ia^J.\ Wheat.
^ _^
'\:J>\
die.
person).
til.;*
^
tiiiai
^> ^
Owl.
To bend
To
» iLI>1
th.
^
vit^i
dxl^j
—
it (child).
^>>^
To
teach, to break a.
o, (trials,
age).
^^ To To
\i-
C
seize a. o. repeatedly (fever).? ijii.
drive (a
2f
V^Sj
,
('i>i o iV»
)
To
^J^ abstain from crime.
To lament,
beast) quickly.
To pray
to express grief.j_,^iJ,lj
To keep a. th. -witb care. i* iu To gather (o.'s clothes). To walk y^\ quickly. To pare (an arrow). To
Sin, crime, fault. ij^j
trim (verses). To overcome a.
Relationship on the mother's
To gain
o.
Back. Styrax
Having
little
iuT ^
iG-
property,
iUJ! .j^i light-backed.
little charge /«Y Nenuphar, water-lily.
Coachman,
driver.
To
To b3
entice a. o.
To circumvent To dissuade a.
oJJ jG-
C»
dance to deficiency.
j^^ C»j j_jiij C» nor augment. To have its white 'j'y>-\i lj>» a ^_^ and its black strongly delineated ,
(eye).
Fish.. fish.
To
o.
(God).
o.
Deficiency. Perdition. Result.
White
j'^;.
j_pi
^
<^j ji;^^
poplar.
i/ jj
Black poplar.
tj^-j,^ "
Aspen-tree.
j'yi
°
clj^ °
scatter the (
fi>
horse).
oG-l
—
To move and
o^
-Ji-
scatter
(the ground).
z^^ <-^J
i1j\>-J
left
•—'>
'•
them scattered
Vein in the
liver.
Over hill and dale, up cjjj
To
Want. want it. -G-y
1
jl^ Jl>-'
s'jI'**
••
s ^'j»-'\
^^7
purchase goods (merchant). Destitution. Need.
""^
W
-K-
^ ^ ^yi
-)>>
olj>>
,&->> o ^G-
To lead a. o. astray from. To put a. o. in want of. To seek a. th. wanted, -^ To
Necessity.
camel. Chalk. Tuff, sand-rock.
Jl^^C::i.|j ^;^1_}
•<
jl3»_,
oIjj^j Sj^l
need,
to require a. th.
Jyi
^_,i^l j*p-
Brand. District of Syria. Answer. _j^j
Young unweaned
oVill-i Cjjy-
•^
Large house.
Ox. Whiteji^^ ^ leather. Poplar.
Cjl}»'b *^}^J *^^:^ 'rCjj> Whale.Pisces {Zodiacal sign).
a. th. To search To extract a. th.
jf
-fy-
— ~
about.
5 'jlS*J aj^Gii jjG-
To return (an answer). A SjG-l jG-l To give (a result). To hold a conference together. jJUj To be intensely white. y^\ To question a. o, jGei.^', Quarter of a town. oljG- ^ SjGStreet,
^
cA
Large
earth
cauterise (a camel) around the eye.
rence with a.
^j 5
from.
Jonas.
cAj
hold a eonfe-
o.
Cheater.
He
To
a. o. by.
v
To
disappoint a.
'^.'j^
Fomelhaut, star in the Pisces.op-JI Surname of the prophet o^JI ^^U*
and spread »j A jyi(dough) with a i^oller. To whiten prepai'e
vt
-ft-
He does not increase
To
oljij^
Salmon-fish. jiT
ti,^
o^j —
Need. State.
Csi^
be perplexed (man).
(cloth).
Want. Wife.
To fly about, jc ^^~i'jij C>i o obTo prowl about a. th. (bird, beast). To take counsel with. To s ojG.
unsaleable (goods).
He passed from abun-
To
love.
oli>*
Quick in work. Clever manager.tsi}>1 To return. To go down Kj'yi- o jG- -J^ (mouthful).
Maternal side.
—
-h j>j v^'-J ^'i^ Distress; affliction. «_j^j y^'y^-
Soul.
(tree).
:
Gi'ief.
i^i^(_^
ip
the mastery over.
^^y>b
earnestly.
-S-
^^aJ
*G->^
do not Vj 'G.]^ *^ J, G W^ant. ?r>?.'S*'-' >^VG-j 7rj>-J k'^ «• *?''* Need. Affair. Natural want. <>• Clothes, things.
Luggage. Enough.
Want. Poverty. Need. To turn away from, ^i- iS^ To shun a. th.
-x^^K o iG-
-{^
.
(
]e>f
^t^
)
Jupiter (planet). Intfdlect.
To track collect
To
(a beast)
into a anai'e.
To
aud drive (camels).
To spare *_, » ^_;i^> up. To park (cattle).
collect a. th. -^
(money). To pick To incite a. o. to. To remove from. To feel shame at. To be
J jijU-
it
^ forlorn
J'^j'o
^^
—
of her husband (wfe).
To be tracked
be
yiuil.
To be frightened away. ^i — To encompass a. o. ic j-i^j Jr-')'*\ To track (a beast) one party to s — Enclosure for oUo^j tr'S*^ « J''y* cattle. Court-yard. Back-yard if- Cloister (in a convent). Hamlet. Rabble. j.'yi. <• Holy week. ^bjl W^i -• Cause of shame. Relationship. iL\'^ Friend.
Grove of palm-trees Hot-tempered (man). 'j.-..j_-L
(man). Dark. >ft
(a garment). flutter
ii>U* J C^V <>»i> repair (a skin).
^
To
around
a. th.
Jj^
—
^u.
anxious, restless.
To have an eye contracted C?^»
a u^*^
in its outer angle.
To
look at
a. o. fi-om
act cautiously
the
^ t/^jW
i/»ii3.t
u^'j^
instrument for sewing.
Girth-strap.
Narrow- ^j^Aj
To
*
^\'^3-
*-iU>
^y ^
•Usj*^. tr'>>1
J»^J C3>:^ collect (water). To build a To make a tank j^'J,az.)j u^>5>lj
,
Jabtank. J»}r>lj
-J^
-
for o.'s self.
To
collect (water) in
Watering- j,u» J
a tank. j^3^J,l_
j=\'y>\
^ j)\> ifj j^yi-
trough. Tank. Dock. Basin.
To guard,
•>
White
CJj
clay,
}»1
<s'jty>
whiting. Disciple of Jesu-s-
oy'j
1^ ^
I}*
Cf j
Iron pin of a pulley. Ringjj
j^k^
^
iWji
ling-pin. Axis of a sphere. Axle-tree. His affairs are unsettled, o'jj UJi cJ^
Return. Decrease. Litter. Cavity SjU^ mother-of-pearl.
Shell,
Palate.
Conference.
»JJ^
S^'y=:i
Crooked stick. To gather <* jUal
jU^ \j
,
sju* j 0>> o j*^ "^
To take a. th. for To possess (an estate). To brace strongly (a bow). To drive (camels) to water a. th.
o.'s
self.
j\>
fi>
j^j —
s
To frequent a. o. 5 jjG*. To writhe and twist about j^ (serpent). To turn aside (man). To part one from the other. jjUi To fly away (from the enemy). juJi^ Side. Seat of a king. Nature. %y^ Grapes,
Enclosure.
-fy
Solitary.
<»
Styrax
Good mana-
j'^
(tree).
i^j,^»b '^'xi*
ger. Black.
j
in.
Stitching far apart. Colic.
Wooden
Hour.
Fenced place.
corner of the eye.
To
of a fair complexion.
;
gently.
(expression). Unsociable
To sew up To
White White
of the ear.
another.
< To be
Fair black-eyed {iift-^j^yi)-^j j'\-]\ jy>. women. Houris, nyinphs of paradise.
of the buckle in a waist-belt. Rol-
collected (camels).
Odd
^ y^^S
Christ.
To
(Vjeast).
jy.
Fair and black-eyed.
Space. Spot. Heart-alluring
To
search.
To
j^i (evil). /bj 5
i_»yu!l
C>i
o
^\>
prowl about. To rove amongst sheep wolf).
(
^
the
:
To be brave, daring. To assume courage. To be detained.
C-]^> a ^j^y*
u-S*'
^^iJ,)^
Misfortunes, calamities.
^^ vj^
Society, acquaintances.
X^'^
Want. Booty,
••
S-l^
Relationship.
'^I'jy*-
Night-walker. Herald at war. Bold, undaunted. Unsatiable. Wolf.
^^ ^
to protect a. th.
'Jy^
u-l'*^ tr->»-'
—
C
A
female
weaver. Purslaiu
•^/j>'j
(
plant).
*^,'»
Cj^S> t
> Colour.
Shape.i)^
Weaver's shop.
To be
\iT
i-TU/^ "^jy^j V]^> o Jb-
finished,
-tf-
To change, to pass from a To become crooked To shift (person).
elapsed.
state to another.
(bow).
To be barren (female). i)yL»j Vj^ — To produce every second year (ti'ee). ~ To intervene between. oy, *ij^ To be elapsed ovei" a. o. (year), jc. — To leap and seat firmly J J^lj — on (horseback).
To withdraw
(fi-ora
a
Vj^ —
j£
compact).
To shift, to remove to. J[ — To use deceit. *Lo-J ^^^ ~ To squint (eye). V>.' a J^ To change a. th. into. To J{ J^ give a new shape to. To convey fi>
a land every second
J^JVI
—
To make (the eye) to squint. * J^lj — To render a. th. absurd. J^ ^ To alight from a horse. J^ To turn away (the eyes) from. •^ To send soldiers to a. o. lp J^ — To alight fi-om (a carriage). ^ To endorse (a bill) to o>U y^\ — fi>
^
^
monopolise a. th. be destroyed. try to circumvent
encompass
a. o.
siege (a place).
knowledge
Ja^t
<,
a. o.
< To
To block
i yj\».
^
be(a
CJLp ij J»u1
jt
l»C:il_
^—
o in.
<.^ —
Wariness, prudence. :JalSj Bicoloured string worn as an amulet. Silver-crescent. Wall. Garden. JsCo-j olL.* Tax-gatherer in a village.
By way
camels.
To spend (one year) in (a To hold absurd talk. To be one year old
place),
o—
Vl^>l.
J^^l
(child).
transfer (a
j^ ^Ijj Juri-b Jb-l
Means
way
^i^'js.
ia'^
?- JaJli-
ig\'y^
of success.
of security.
Execution by
J»Ci>l.
iai^\\ j^aI, Jp "j^U^I J>>>
The Ocean. To put a. th.
4-
of
laio).
Year of dearth.
^^j
^^sCj J»jiu l,(i.;
iu»4JI>JI
A j^j
,
Gy o
on the side of. To surround a country (rain). To curtail a. th. by the
oG>-
A a
^
o^
o^
sides.
Leather-belt. Litter. Skin.
^-j^
veins beneath the tongue.
oliiaJI
Side, border. Destitution. c,Aib- ^ ;sU. To encompass a. o. ^^ CjJs^ o Ji> To sweep /a house). To rub and a —
-tt-
polish a. th.
To hold unconnected speech to a. o. To efface ( a word). Crowd. Sweepings. Broom.
To weave
debt) to another.
l,G.1
country).
of.
To take care of. To encircle, to hem a. To be on the watch.
Wai'iness.
i,^
ip JjG-lj
To have a thorough
Two
of.
To desire a. th. * Vl>>j iJjb-.'' JjliTo seek a. th by deceit. To look fixedly at. J _pi3l — To be one year old. To say Jii.') unconsistent things. To have barren
To
enclose a. th. (in a wall).
To To To To
Enclosure, fence.
year.
the order
fJ-
To protect. To surround a. th. a J,^ To make a wall around a. th. To
security {in
a. th. to.
To sow
)
it
iJj^j J>:
xjl^ Jj,'*^* ?r
^^li^j
A ISL^j ^'^j (^>'o (
a
J^
garment
;.
To
iJ^t* i)U.
*
compose
To hold a. o. to be weak. it — (poetry). To make (plants) to spring To fall upon a. o. with (a whip).^., jJit up (rain). To transmit (an affair) to. To distinguish a. th. ic A — f)^ -^ To shift from oneji. ^i sy^o J^j To weave, to knit a. th. iiis -^ to another. To leave a mark upon (sword). J i)ii.j — Weavei". ^^fei^j xTu ;p iJui->-j wUU To go from (a place) to. Jl ^^ .
.
.
.
.
V
c^ pulley.
There It is
is
C
M
Middle of the back. no doubt about it. il* lUUiV
unavoidable.
Artful, shrewd.
JUaJ
Absurd, nonsensical. Full. Absurd. -^ Impossible.
To be
tljirsty.
To
CG«3>j
Jl^.^* J^stil.^
C«^
o >«G.
-Ji-
pursue (a design).
J^
To hover round about a.
To
j' J«^
~
jp C»j^j
long for
'^^~»-,.> '^>>-
~
(o.'s people).
To prosecute a. th. Ham, son of Noah. Thick of a fight
;
^^
j
carefully,
^G-
main
oC-^s^
^
*>ji
Crystal. be;
V-y^
humbled.
To
perish. o^j
i^jl^lj ijj^lj ,s3»j
iJ^
— o>>- ^
a
\s^
-S-
be or become of a dark green. Dark green or dark red colour. s^ Of a dark green 'yi. ^ Mj* > c?j»1 colour. Side of a valley. A dark-coloured vegetable. oi\°y> Sedentary (man). Eva, our first mother. M^ To gather a. th. * {j.j ij|^ i ^s'j^ ^ To get possession of. To (i>5>lj — preserve
*
Hot ashes. Black mud. < One's self. Jb< He committed suicide. iJu- JfJ *)^1j Ji;^l ^ (m. /. ) Jb. circumstance. Go-cart. Bundle, load.
State,
The changes
of
time.^ 1)1 Jl^^j
As soon
as.
Cjb.
Actual, present.
-JG.
State, circumstance.
c^vu
,^ ili>
Year. Ability.
Jl>>l
^ J>^
Jj^j
Power. There is neither ^b H\ S^ Vj Jj> V might nor strength but in God.
Keen
Perspicacity.
ij^_,
J^
Strabismus.
J^
^ -v^ ^ JS>b J^'
Change. Around.
cfiy^i ifi'y>i
iiv^j _^a)l oV^>
sS*y>^j
Obstruction, obstacle.
Jl^
Ti'ansfer.-^Soldiers sent to a deb-
XJI}:^
vicissitudes
To
coil it-
To include, to comprise To preserve a. th. noi.se.
a.
jtj
A 6'^\
tor.
Money-order. 'BUI of exchange.
One year Sljs^j '!>>
Shrewd.
old (beast).
In front of, opposite.
Collection of houses
Altered jJi;^^ Ji'^j
*i^1 ^
'I3*
in colour.
close together.
Serpent-charmer.y^j
Winding
guts.
Art, cunning. Per.spicaity.
^\a.
'U/'>-j *iJ,^
^
To live. V SUi a To be conspicuous (road). ?uk — To be ashamed of. ^— To keep a. 0. alive /bj 5 ;is.7 l^; (God). To say to a. 0. May God keep
More
\'y>
^
Good
more
'J
>^
'1<>' JCo.
iL'G-j,jr3;
Barren
skilful,
-J
'&'i S'^]
Skilful.
"Worthy possessor. Small pond. ^^ Intestines. Cushion put Gl^ ^^ 4»> around a camel's hump-
.
d\'y>-
of time.
contracted.
Collecting.
J^j —
Removal. There is no escape from it. il^ J^>. v Around. Ji;^j Di;^ij J}i, J^ sight.
The
^sy>
self (serpent).
F
oVG>.
jjVG-
Jb-JI
^^1
of a. th.
forcibly.
Sound,
green and luxuriant (land).
To pass from a state to Jb.5— anothei'. To be absurd. To become crooked (bow). -^ To be transubsti-
Squint-eyed.
a. th.
To grasp a. th. To enter in possession To be
* ~
t^
To use deceit. JjUj ••j VCi^l Ju>.l. To encompass a. 0. 5 J^i. To squint (eye). To become Sy»-\
Immediately, at once.
part of the sea.
To To
seize the opportuuity of
(giving advice).
ated (element).
(bird).
til.
To
^
iJ,*
sight. Ability.
J^j
^
jj G.
JI>lj
J>«-'1
J)>'
(female). artful.
Fraudulent bankruptcy.*JCa^|^^>iji^ •^ Check. Endorsement. Ji^ Absurd (speech). Crooked. Ju>i •if
•^
Impossible.
Good
sight. Perspicacity.
Water-wheel. Large Jj
G-^j JG-j:
*JGfc»
^
—
:
J^
M1
C
Whereas, at the place where. ^ if- Wherever, -whenever. In respect •tf-
At any
of.
oST
-z
Respect, relation.
To become destitute. 9-'^ "^ \»CJTo produce thorns (ground). ^^1^ ^ul i
Thorn. Thorny plant.
^G.
Ola^j Ij1> ii* To stray from (the road).^ SijLil>j
Ii^l»-j "i'-ii^}
l-Ua^j
-ft-
i
To tarn aside from. To cut (a skin) in slices. To put
jua:
iSu^j sojlki JuG-
i sSs^j -^j ?
a. o. To be partial again.st. Protuberant j^j iCallj i^> ^ -u=: part of a. th. Rib. Kaot on the horn of a mountain-goat. Evil look. Knot on a horn. 2lu> Proud demeanour. Shy (ass). Pebbles thrown aside by the feet of a beast. To be Cllnij l^j e^»-j Oi» a jV^ -ttdazzled. To lose the way. To fluc-
J s
—
jni.
and ^>j whirl round (water). To be motionless (cloud). To become full of (food collect
bowl). confused.
bloom
To be
To be
in its jV^tLllj
—
(youth).
filled
^
with water
jULllj
—
j^
Perplexity. Cistern. Garden.
;3^
^ J^jj
uiOj>j olj>>^
Perplexed. i^^Colj i^jtc* planets.
-r
'S'J^
sSj^ii-JI
-r
To urge
(camels).
-ij^
j^ olSn*
v»
^\'^S
leading to the desert.
Heavy motionless
j\->-~Li
5 Ijjs^i
j^
-ft-
jiti
-tf-
drive (camels) gently.
To draw lines, streaks. To roll up (snake). To be overrun, subdued by (country).
A U
(
—
5
:
To feel ashamed To shrink. To
of,
abstain
from.
To
<>
her face (woman). Repentance. Pudency, bashfulness.'Cii veil
Vulva
(of animals).
Rain. Abundance. Plant.
\^\
^j
Life.
Tar.
sCii
j?.^<J' «Q:»-
Alive; in the bonds of life.
sC>-JI
oJ J
Ahve. Tribe. Quarter of a -CjII ^ 'J. town. He cannot dis'^\ ^j> ^11 J_,iiV tinguish truth from" falsehood.
^
^)u.U
{plant). <>•
It
does not matter.
Come
Jilij Xft to prayer!
Bring us such a one. To call out to prayer
Solanum
(
-^ Sei'pent.
^L-a
l/-j
i
(crier).
^^^
plant).
^ ^
INIake haste.
jlU-j
ji^
j^
Wischie-oUi ^
P
:C>-
vous man. lion.
t^^'>" 'i>
Cerastes, horned snake,
a/^^k
^c*-"*^
Fertile land.
Serpentine, ophite.
Male serpent. Modest. Chaste. Animal, beast. Life.
M^:
Animal (being).
clouds.
To
-
Ij
To find the earth) fertile. To quicken (the dead God). To have a fertile land. To spare a. 0. To let a. 0. s
The
Garden. Enclosure.
The
A C>
spend (the night) awake. To fertilise the earth. (God)
Viper.
(place).
Way
To ap-
0.
fifty,
Sempervivum. everlasting
tuate (water).
To be perplexed in. To pei'plex a. 0. To be perplexed. To
To be
greet a.
alive.
*
a. th. aside.
To shun
To
To put (a child) to blush. To nourish ( a child). To enliven (the fii-e). To
Because.
rate, of coarse.
alive
proach the age of
c^ o^,j
•^ So... as. So... that.
)
thee
jti-j
a. 0.
J
—
Vital. Belonging to a tribe.
Greeting. Security. C Wj oiUtj Duratiou. Dominion. Children's food. Life-time. Place of
Countenance, face.
^
A^y^i
S*^^ life.
j(>.J' r-
'^-^
CsJ>
!
!
M»
C
To To
suiTOuud.
To cause
t_»
*
aJ\>[ J\>\
(an evil) to befall a. o. Effects of an evil deed befalling jj; the doer. iJi* -« To flaunt, to CVfeuij i
•waddle.
To
cut (knife).
To impress a. o. (speech), j iJlVTj — To wound a. o. (sword). To wrap o.'s self (in clothes). ^ i]U;il_ To be changed. <• To V_^> Jb. -«^ i
be in heat (mare).
Strength. Water jyj.j JColl ^ jl* stagnating in the bottom of a valley. jUi Jt ^ Upright, standing. xi:» Flock of goats. To come, to be at *j^£>j Iu1> oU- -fr hand ( season ). To experience a trial. To be fit to be reaped (spike). The time comes for him to. cj\ il oi» To appoint a time to a. o. To s Jli. render a. o. unsuccessful. To milk (a she-camel) on » cAij — i
appoint a time to a. destroy a. o. (God).
o.
^ i
Trial. Perdition. Death. ca-juI
?ri».
Once a day. a loss
For a time. Sometime, awhile.
^^-^-ti
Then, at that time. Sometimes.
o^s-
mity.
woman. Gala-
^ ^\
(La.
CCo^l U-;j»-J
Foolish, stupid.
Foolish
-^c*:
'c'^ C
Till, until.
Jl^^
i
a (rope). is on the brink of ruin, ili,: |_,_a> Meal of dates mixed with butter ^^J!^ and curd. Bad business."
He
Slave-born.
To be
cr-jc*^
To
frightened.
Cii>
i
j.\a.
«
hasten.
To To
frighten a.
o.
3
Fearful.
oLLI*
\.A^.^i \^ay^i
4_il»j
^
To turn away from
;
j.\^
^' j' c-iis^J
shrink in fear.
\-^>-
ur»t>
i
^jabJl^j
,
-it-
Cli^j
to shun a. th.
To endeavour or to deceive
to overcome,
(>»d*^
a. o.
Ornamented waist-belt.
»Ua.
Escape, shelter.
To mens-
(>»:»^
J*** "^ flow with gum
Ce'C-.tlj ^'-^^-'J ''-^j*
To
truate (woman).
i
(acacia).
'Ol
give vent to Avater.
jal».
truating (woman). Menses. uP»^ To act wrongfully (ii^ \ jU- ^ towards. To take a. th. from the side of* Injustice. Edge of a stone. -<> What a pity What a *ai
'^>
rr
/b
oW
c;i>
oC.>1
To mix
a. th.
Mens-
time. Opportunity.
What
jCal'i ^ j^.^ Ci* tr-^ "^ dates with curd and butter. To twist
To mix,
line.
i\»
remain in (a place). k_, Oi»i be unsuccessful (man). oX^j look for an opportunity. c:\>CiS.\ Wine-shop. 0>Si>j ^\>j oG». Time, space of
<jf
Streak,
To
fixed times.
To To To To To
)
^
hate, to grudge a. o
^
J^'}>-
!
shame Side. Patch added
to a
shii't.
Tyrannical. Side of a mountain.
Rainless (land). sur-
ii^
roimd
'
a.
6\->
7jaj\3-j,j^
is.
• To
*jJG>.
ja.'>\'^ .^
0.
i_,
a.
o.
CUjCj tj J^>J U-: To be unavoidable for
To come down upon
a.
o.
(punishment).
To penetrate
(the body
:
sword),
j —
!
Ul
(
JV*
)
C —
To humble o/s self before (God). Ji_ Depressed tract of Cyiij oCil yr
w^
defend
land.
Lowliness. Humility.
Any thing lo be
oCi-ij
^^^
contemptible.
^C.i>
Xili-
^
Gl» o d4* unproductive (land). To heave (stomach). To be Avicked, mischievous, tli o d-ji
To
fiV'4uent
5jV'-i.j
bad compa-
—
o^'j
To corrupt, to teach evil to a, o. 5 — To impute wickedness to a. 0. To show wickedness. oj^-^ To affect wickedness. ^^i-j To act wickedly. o-k--^l — To deem a. o. bad. To find jt
Allay. Iron-dross.
\S ickedness. Abomination,
duij
wicked man
wcked woman,
To be
crafty, mischievous.
Li
Ci. a
^
To^sink down (in the sand). To deceive, to corrupt a. 0. To make (a horse) to amble.
j
—
5 kJJ>-
1^1
5
Vjr^ "^ v^ Commotion of the sea. ^Ci-j Lij 1<^ Bark of trees. Depressed (ground).i^^
>
[only used
food. Foul,
abominable
vW^^J
Slice of meat.
oCi
C
of a valley.
a
'o'j\i.j
X;:i.i \s\i.
Sd.
-S-
a. th.
a'J^i Uji-j l-n» a _n >j o jrJ>a full ^jj * slni-^j Slnk^j
To have
of.
To inform a. 0. of. uj jl A 5 -rjilj -^l^ To bring news to a. 0. To till the ground for a share a _,;u. of its produce. -^ To manage (an affair).
To be fully awai-e of. A JJ^ To ask news from a. o. j J^~.^\j — To give mutual information. ju-i
^
,J1^^
~
*li
jSi
v3^
-rl^'V^J vr>:
Bottom
^\J^ ^
*li->
ness.
To A
bi-lj
i\'^
conceal a. th.
oUliVi
^r
;clij
To have the bowels relaxed. ^K^ -STo abate (heat). To become «--'<*' flaccid. To become lean after fat-
Scoffer.
to try
v'S*
garment.
ij
^n'^
Oii
Relationship, affinity.
c^
7l'J.j oCilj 'Ulij c-ii^ ^ ^i-i Mischievous. Abominable (talk, food).
Urine and excrement. Pernicious thing.
^jS-
Deceiving. Ambler (horse).
Ragged
actions.
knowlege
artichoke.
soft trot.
c^
Impure.
To know,
Wild
Amble,
c-lX
vocative).
f/te
ojr^j
,
(horse).
Impurity. Deceit. Malice. Hypoci-isy.
<>•
o.'s
To rage, to To amble
Tract of .sand. Clouds. Rag, tatters.
(language) bad.
ZM
tall (plant).
Deceiver.
nions.
Impure
^U-U Hs To ui Liproperty. To be deceitful. dash (sea). CUij C^ — liilj Cij Co-ij Ci —
Jewish rabbi.
To become
<>•
-(fS)
%i-j
V
To propose an enigma To conceal o.'s self.
ti
a
To preserve to.
s
-^^j -L-i
J»; VI tLi-
Rain-drops.
'\.'^\
In secret, hiddenly.
mark upon an
\j(i.
*^ -^j tsii
Hidden thing. Plants, herbage.
Secret
«
a. th.
—
"Lit'U :l.i1
^
'C>.
excellent she-camel.
Seeds put in store.
Large
jar, vat.
Concealed, hidden. Hiding-place in a house. (>
Hidden treasure. to a depressed
To come land.
k^ t
*~S-»
'4,*>* «• *^-'^ \!it>Ij
U .:;^j
'j^
^ ti-.* *iW^ "^
U-.?
—
.^^.^
-){-
MY)
C
To
Lion. Plunderer, ^^iijlj
To
pick
A
u])
j^ii
j-yUij Ciii-
a. o.
(scattered thinfjs). -^ o* Cali ~ u^^i-lj ^^j u^i
To mix a. tli. To make a
with,
To squander
recklessly; to
<•
To
mii'e.
a. th.
To botch
^U-
fit
J —
in
zia^i-j
^^iI
Mess, work done amiss. Cou*Jali»fusion. ^ Quarrel. Vainly expense. Spoon for stirring up a mess. *-ilit^ or
fi>j
a. th.
s Lli. -^j
,
Ciui
i
To trample upon
iali
->i-
I
I
!
(the foot
:
^
fi>
Ja^
Wooden
peg.
L'S
Ja-i-J
manner. He goes at random [lit He stamps the ground like a blind :
she-camel.
To journey
at
random by
j^l
—
night.
To be affected with a I'heum. Ja-i-' To be disordered (country). iJi-j To knock a. o. or a. th. fi>j s izlij^ To stamp vehemently (the ground). To do harm to a. o. (devil). > To writhe (in agony). J*r^>-1 — To strike a. th. strongly. To request a favour from. s — fi>
Leaves beaten off. Anything trampled upon.
Rheum. Remainder
Jali-'j Jali-
iJi.
i'jLl.
lion.
Noise.
Portion of (the night). Jali. ^ tL'^ Party of men. Draught of water in
a skin.
a
jJJ^\
News, story. Aware. The Omniscient
"^.-i^
^
Mjji.'
"^
^yi.
(God) Seed-pi'oduce. Camel's hair, of the
mouth
of a camel.
Black snake.
jlf')^
Historian. Chronicler. I
Experience.
(
opp
to
jj
^^^
)
Ci-1
fJ^J-j cjnUi
(bird).
Ci-'^
^
To make (bread). i3ji Jji -KTo feed a. o. with bread. To » — strike a. o. To urge (a beast). To tread the herbs (camels). J^ To be depressed (soil). Jniu\ To be baked (bread). A J^i-\ fit
\
Bread cake of bread. Large and flat jliil j'-i. mushroom.
i
;
<-j
"i'Sxij
_n>
c_»ij,i!l
Jii
Cyclamen. !«jli.i3l Jji' Flat and depressed ground. jji Anything baked. Mess. jj^ Art of baking. sjUi Possessing bread. j li Baker. ijZS- ^ jLi
Mallow
^
of water in a vessel. Trifle. Knock. •^
jy<^
Mantilla.
Crane m^^Ip
Jlo
Soft soil. Roots. Bui'row of a mole.jCi
Foam
I
camel).
acts in a reckless
C«
science.
j
He
jXi.
I
^j
ground with
med
The j
^
;^
;
j
strike a. o. with the jillj — sword. To request a favour from s Jal:>lj — a. 0. To render a. o. insane (devil). To grant a favour to a. o. s — — To beat down (leaves). fi> Jalri-lj strike the
sy^i!
Do not mention it it is J^ unimportant. Experience has confir- _rjij| J,li\ Elder-tree. {>
1
a. th.
To
To
for being
-^
I
a. 0.
^ ^
Food. Share.
(a work).
Sweet made of dates, cream and starch.
To knock
Sini- j
Information. News. Notice, jui'i Predicate, (/oy).
amiss.
(fruits).
eat
^
slaughtered. Large bowl. Provisions.
To To do a. th. slovenly. To dabble
To entangle
squash
jC^ U
Sl^i^^'j
Sheep bought
act extravagantly.
^
jjLC
Large waier-skin.
Experience.
—
^joli-j
s ^cil.
fi>j
a. th. well.
a. th.
Knowledge.
mess with dates, cream and starch. •^
or
milk. Lote-tree.
^Ja^i^
i
experience, to test
To know She-camel yielding much
^
«I>ij>j
«jC>>j jQ>>-j i^JV'-
(plant).
To take
hold
fi>
_^i \j
,
CJil o
^j^
*
of a. th.
To wi'ong a. o. craftily. To seize (booty). Prey, booty.
i2> C5\j y-Ii ^jjs-j
*^^j
-C-Ci.'
J^
MA)
(
carried in the folds of the clothes.
To
be extinguished
o Li-
\'jj,.
\yj.j
-K-
(fii'e). To subside (war, anger). * Jjl't To extinguish (the fire). To make, to pitch A J^i^j 4^>b
^
(a tent).
To
pitch a tent and enter
fi!>^~Z.\
it.
Tent of wool or camel's «;..i.1 ^ -C^ hail". Husk of wheat, barley. To hit a. o with a Jl A Ui- c.i. -S-
To lessen the portion of. To ba ashamed of a. o.
5
c,>
prH^•ent a. 0.
Ij
^
Avaricious. Defective.
c^Aii-
^s. a
a
^isiT
t>
^
conceal
o.'s self fi-om
To carry away a. th. To blush at. To dread To deceive a. 0. To act treacherously towards. To be wicked. To be confused by
fear
feil^
A
jSilj
a. 0.
^,>
J
5 \'Ji.
i
Ilni-
Ji^j
,
— — —
^^ o
i
—
l^ti a Jji-
languid.
^iti
Perfidy, foulest treachery.
Treacherous.
_^^j
J{.C
Jci-^ J\>silent fi'om fear j,'J{^ -^
To remain
-nfi-j jj:>j
or weariness.
To (*_^'j CciT a /^ way in darkness (guide). away ( mirage ). To limp
set out.
To
fade
-Ji-
a. o.
J^
Excellent guide.
^j»-j
Hyena.
To
vanish (mirage).
~
9j^j r^
^ ^ii -^
Mirage. Anything that passes jjizXaway. Gossamer. Traitor. Ogre. Wolf. Calamity.
To
deceive
^
jtUj \iycCj !>Ui.' o i Jri a. 0. To lay in wait for (a prey). To approach stealthily (hunter), jii'i.
To To
a
,
deceive 0. another. listen stealthily to (the
Ji'^3
J
jr.^i.1.
-^
^ Ja^^
lu.ikj:
leaves.
Beetle. iNIallet.
^ci^-^ rr ^^-^ ^yJ.B. ^i -H-
^ lili a ;u*
(a place).
To tot about. j;^i. -aTo contemn a. 0. s u^ jli To corrupt a. th. jfi j yli. o J'J- -HTo disorder the brain grief, lOve). To cripple a. 0. To withhold a. 0. s J^\j — To be crack-brained. vC>j "^ a J-i To be dried up (limb). To lend (cattle) to a. 0. s JJ^ To be crippled, dried up (limb), ^j To ask of a. 0. the loan s J^3.^\ -ft-
i
(
fi>
fi>
of a (she-camel).
Corner of a wall.
j^
member.
Loan, debt. Crippling of the ^/J. ^ j^j j^ hmbs. Palsy. Madness. Large skin. Bird crying the whole night. Insane, demoniac. J^-»j Jr*-'-? Jr*Unsoundness of mind, body or Jui action. Deadly poison. Ruin. Defect.
The
Seducer.
devil.
time.
Insane. Crippled.
Overwearied. •<> Weakened. To hem, to tuck A '3C>j CJ; and sew (a garment) for shortening
To put (provisions) in a time of dearth. To elide a syllable in it.
stoi'e
^ilJI
iiii
for
J
—
poetry.
He died. To tuck
a. th. in
a
garment.
To conceal a.
th. in the
bosom. A iic&S
Elision of a quiescent syllable.
secret of a. o). •<>
^/JaiA
Staff for beating off
The
(hyena).
To attack
led upon. Cui-d. little of water. Ink-fish.
Palsy. Cripple. Cutting of a
drink.
To be weak,
lead the
Stamping Ja^' ^ ia'^\j Ja-^J ii/Sthe ground (horse). Watering-trough tramp- Lii-'^ Ji-wi
,
or shame.
To
isCi-'
— (child). — To enter
from.
To
tCi
Diabolical madness.
To be choked by sobbing
spear.
To
CJ^c
Dust.
Folded
skii't.
Tuck. Food
o5*
^^ji
^
i^
C
J-^ Ragged clothes. To collect, to pick up A
—
^ii:
M\
.-»
To
a. th.
To
\>i
moved with awe,
ting).
Body of men. Remains of a meal. Remainder of clotted
harden Uti'
i
J\i^
—
nose.
C-
i
^'
-«:
.Jsil
j.i.'j
To a To help
_,
in
2^
^'
o
r-»-'
^
^iil^
\^' a
its
laii-'
-5^
thily.
To be ashamed. To urge a question upon Levity, unsteadiness,
*v^i.'
a. 0.
^ioti'j
be ashamed, con-
>Ui.'
To become
tall
a j
'j?«.» Vsii-I
,_i>j-'
-il-
a Jaii' -Sand tan-
gled (plant).To be covered with hervalley
).
To
stick in mu'e (ca-
_^?>'
^
^ciij
Stamp.
,
<>•
siiT
vJ>'
V>
9r
Anus.
tion. Result.
Sealed.
Stamped
•<>•
^^
Cicatri-
^lf>
^Ji'J'
vv^
Rock-salt. Measui-e for corn of
<>•
about End.
To
five
pints and a
^—
To
be overburdened by. To be entangled in (an atfaii*).
To abash a. 0. To be ashamed.
tliii'd.
Ji^
cut a. th.
To
2
Gri.'
Confusion. Perplexity.
Ashamed,
J^U-.^
jl-->-'
J?ti-Jl
<>•
iJbt>-'-<>-
j
j o>if^'j
^
j^' J>-i-'
To
ally by marriage to
Luxuriant (garment).
(plant).
valley. Full
js^i.'
cM
-«
(man). <jcL\
Circumcision.
Xll^j Jc*
H^
Art of cii'cumcising.
Any
-
s c?'Gi-j 'jJ^iij "^"^^^
a. o.
To be circumcised.
relation on theoiii*!
the wife,
-t^
,-
X-^iij
<^-S>
j»
o^ ^^
Sou-in law. Bri-
degroom. Noble lady. Queen,
cn?!^'
^ Oy^ Ts
Circumcised.
^
To be heartbroken from
Perplexed.
i
circumcise (a boy).
side of
5 Jsti-b
^J^
« ^.^*
^^ii»
Affinity on the wife's side.
mel).
Tangled
^^
iJ
sed (wound).
-ry^
end (night). To enter (a house) steal-
(
Seal.
Conclusion. Sealing-clay.
bending the body
To draw towards
bage
-nijb il
Salomon 's seal { plant). C)(JxS. ^Ci. Comple- (o/(p to x^^ia )^")3i ^ XiJU
a. 0.
strong wind.
founded.
—
CJi.
^
,
(camel).
To
his end to
signet-ring.
«i^l.
fuel).
To hun-y on
^
over
I'ead
Reading of the whole Goran.
.liii.' j.
a. th.
To
plaster (a vessel).
^
"& Ci^
To dung (cattle). To kindle di"y dung. Dung of cattle (used
split (wood).
To
fin
j,
Flatness of the nose, ears.
To push
le.
fi>
^.iit
j^X:i\i
Flat-nosed.
J^ < —
To finish (a book). ^] To put a ring on (o.'s ^ j ^JaTi own finger). To conceal a. th. ^— — To pass over, to be silent about. To complete a. th. ^ ^.^JA Seal, stamp. Honey. ^Irilj ^^ ^ ^^
milk.
cS^f: flat
*i5
be good.
blood.
To have a
finish a. th.
God made
Lion.
Abdomen.
To
^'J^\
it.
(a book).
be stained with
;
i
<>•
-.X.
To thicken (milk). To heave (stomach). To thicken (the milk),
Gale
^ ^i-j C»\f>j Cii. Jii- -ftput a signet upon (a wri-
To stamp a. th. To cicatrise (wound). To seal the heart i. e. To
shame.
as
^\^ *£u>i
jp_j
seal, to
Fagtjot of fire-wood.
To
)
Furi'ow of a hare. •^ Cozenage, fraud.
-K-
(grief, fear).
^
To hinder a. 0. from. i To sell (clothes) one by one.^ si^l^
K~j>
To stupefy a. o. ( narcotic ). joil To lie in his lair (lion). To remain amongst (o.'s people), yi — To be concealed in doors joxilj jii-J
j'^b jj^ ^
Curtain, ^ili-1 r-^j Inside
of -women.
apartments
of
J-^h
Lair. Darkness of the night. (of the limbs). Slug-
Numbness
Dark
gishoess. Rain.
joi.'
Narco-
place.
Lair of a
tfj^j — jOo^
lion.
Benumbed
Obscure
(limb).
joi:
(place, night). Slothful.
Hidden in
Sluggisr.. Perplexed.
ji(i.
Cramp-fish.
SjloiT
ass.
"ij-^
j*
lEteusely black.
^J-^ i^j'^»
The eagle. Dark night. Black
^A^J^^JI
'jj/^^i^j jj^S\
cloud. jj'ixi^]
Narcotic, soporific. Girl kept
j,^^
Sjj-^j
»jJ»v»j
?3^-*
off
fi>
J^j^i-'j
,
CilAi'
i
jioi-'
-H-
To scratch. To mar a. th. To wound the ears ols'Vl J^jS-
(the skin).
(offensive language).
To scratch
o.
another's face.
Scratch. Bloodless
*
J:.i\a-
J-CJAj J.\j^
wound. Flee. Fly.
J:.jj^-
_
Cat. & ^j~i. \j
,
li.
j». J
Jj,j^Jj
J'?'^
a
pJii' -S-
(ftiii.'
deceive, to circumvent a. o.
To be
dull
(market).
be brisk (rain).
j
ijii.'
o ai'
To furrow (the ground). To be wrinkled, lean (skin). To wrinkle (the skin); to make it
fi,
-f^
—
ioi.'
^—
lean.
To counteract a. o. S %\i. To oppose o. a. Si^.^ To be cleft. To become lean. ^iij To be wrinkled (flesh). To part
ol^j
Rivulet.
ilJ* J
Cheek. Side. Party of men. Trench. Furrow.
The two
oJ.iA
ijiil
^ ^
oi' oi.'
cheeks.
whip.
Blow leaving a mark Martyrs of Nejran. Pillow, bolster.
Ploughshare.
To lie. Ji.' o <-jJ^ -STo bite a. o (serpent). 5 — To smite a. 0. with (the sword).^_, s — To walk at a middling pace. k^j^j Talluess. Stupidity.
in doors.
To
marks upon
C;
AVild ass.
^
leave
a. o. (stroke).
Furrow. Mark of a
his lair (lion).
To tear
To
(people).
tism.
Darkness.
Black
j
To
To ?Jwi-' To be scanty from giving. To
(market). refrain
dry (saliva). To ba changing (afTo ( wealth ). faii'). Tu be reduced conceal o.'s temper. To sink ( eye ). To be sleepless ( eye ). To disappear sun ). To be corrupt. ( disk of the To hide in its hole (lizard). j— To fold (a vestment). » — To tiy to outf Wla> J U'^^ piU-
Tall and
^:xic:ij
»_jjir
'IJii.' j,
s-ioi
b
,
«_iai^
stupid.
Blow or »Q^'j ^.^ *ii>^j *ilr^ arrow causing a large wound. To cast her young G-lo* o ^oi.' ^ i
one before the time (she-camel). To bring forth a foetus incom- ^j>\ pletely formed. To have Uttle rain (season). To be defective (th). To fail to give fii-e (steel and flint). Imparfection (of a work). ^loiAbortive camel. r-i-*> To be benumbed Ijoi-' a jj^:^ -H(hmb). To be languid (eye). To be intense (cold. heat). To be sullen (day).
To be
perplexed.
To
\jj^
l)J^
remain behind the herd (gazelb). To remain and keep to (a place}.k_, To keep (a girl) in SjjJAj Jj^i
— —
doors.
To benumb
(a limb).
^J
*
jailj fj-^
e\
)
wit
Domestic servant. Slave. Female servant. *ij^3*-' mastership
"^
<j'i\>-
i
To
iL/'j'Sij>). >»i-*i-
y^i.]
trou-
of
sers on the leg of a •<
^av^
t^t>s-Jj
Son.
jt/-^*
friendliness
—o-»i-
oiii
s
-J^
^
olJ^l
at a quick CCoi-'j pace (horse). To go on gently. Vice-roy of Egypt. 'XSi-j IsjjL^j
submit to
o'J^
ct-^j
b'aiT
,
i^ail
a
Vii-'
tf ai' -«-
i
\^ji^ tJii-'j
W
-^
J
Meal of
^
0.^0^"
Deficient (coin). Variable (mar-
^.^u
^'Qi'
(a vessel).
To sharpen
-S-
*— ^j 5
—
Swift. Spinning-top.
Jujloi-'
^
^j'ji'Si
Spring-plant drying in summer.oljoi-
*
cut (a fruit) in
tai' a ? lii-'
.slices. To carve (meat). They dispersed in all
y,jij«
-S-
l_^i
^oi-
dii'ections.
Kind of mince-pie.
*»i,-i»-'
Knife.
X&Sk^
sling (pebbles,
^
(ilu.-
i
SSi: -» citilii-
quickly.
wijoi-'
sling.
desert,
^j
:ijjii»
s C'i'Si.j
to forsake a. o.
To
vlU-'
another.
o Jlii -«
separate from
the herd (gazelle). induce a. o. to forsake
To
inside another,
f,jj.'\
?.,i'i1
jf
Jlu:
t ~
^livi -u ji.
poki
closet. ^.^li^;; ^fjik/^j
p5is*
To walk
at a short and 6ai i joi -Hquick step. To lead an easy life. To rend (clothes). * olci )j — To carry away a. th. fi> ^j3i.[ Helm. ol^'
serve, to
s iilxi.j'tJ'lxi. o
minister to a.
o.
-<>
To
J^J^i'
i
last
(
-^
gar-
ment).
To have a white feet
(
•^
^
spot on the
li.
horse).
To take a. into service. To give a servant to a. o. To serve o.^s self. To ask a servant from. To take a. o as servant. To ask a servant from a. give
fruit-stones).
Quick pace of camesl.
—
Stiii
Vein of the neck.
To iJj'Si-3
p.j-^ij
Wicket.
Experienced.
(a
rent (garment).
Kind of
Misleading (road). Small door in a large one.
Small room,
jjlii-'
cut the extremities of the
Walking
Unsteady (man).
s ioi'l
body with (a sword.)
To
7i£'j,^
Craft, cheat.
yjs-J:J.[
sword).
To
^llvi-j :fra>
Sti'ong-necked. Daring.
pebbles (camel).
To
f.j^\
Deceit. Dupe.
P House
a. o.
To humble a. o. To submit to a. o. To hasten. To strflie up
To be
^.jso
^iW
hibition.
ket).
To go
To
yj^\
s
the Ai*abs.
nion.
fill
To
jtjs-JiU'
official.
Friend, compa-
To
act deceitfuUy with.
Deceit. Imposture. Pro-
woman. Garter.
to.
To J
deceive
a. o.
(market).
Lower band
To show
To
a. tb.
To fawn
To practice deceit. To feign to be deceived. To bi deceived. To be dull
(horse).
^ An
give up
incite a. o. to deceit.
\:t^^
Male slave, servant. _^,'^ "^j Having a white spot on the feet
Master.
f
To
(the eye). •^
Service, servitude (opposed to
a. 0.
civil
employment
To be employed
j!j^ -^ s ^oil
a
^^l. s
—
5 ^ai-iJ, o.
-^
[
To
to.
j —
in.
^a> ^
J> Pay. Respect. Work. Liturgy. Anklet. oC»aij >*lJ^j v-^a-V ^^^sLeg. Ring, circle of people. Thong tied to the pastern v^o^j — Service. Civil service.
Ji
•<>
of a camel. Service.
iJla>
<>•
OT To parr
(cat).
To
snore' (man )._^'^'
INIurmur of water. Rustling. Water flowing abundantly.
To
^
(
people ) to forsake
a. 0. I
\'i^i »'0%-> '0* ^ ^-^ "^
incite
I
j>;,i-' jV'i.^*
>
)
To
jij^.' °
Awl.
j
I
To leave a. o. To forsake o. weak (feet).
helpless.
To become
a.
Ji^ ^
Forsaking. Fu-
relieve o.'s bowels. j
Excrement.
*j^'j
M^i-'
!Mango-steen (tree). A?-ert«?v'a, sand-wort.
Water-
^jUt»
'j^ ^ '^
•<>-j
>li.>«3l
«i^»i^j «i>^-*j
?»
'^i-'
*?-V,^' 'J^' O*"-*
To be mined,
o^'
^Sj^i ^'j^ a
wasted (country). To have the ears pierced.
Cj^i.'
S'
—
To ruin (a house). A 0;^.' ^'j^ To pier ce, to split a. th. To wound a. o. in the orifice of 5 — the ear. -^ To ruin a. o. To become a robber. xJi^i. o i_j>»To carry^j j_^'j C^'j xJl^i-'j sJl^i — i
i
v'
off (flocks). <)
To make havock. To maupi'oar. To leave no
ke an
^'j^ stone unCJiOl
turned.
To
lish a. th.
<>•
To demo- ^'j^h v^*To damage a. th. fi>
A v^^
To eat up (a tree: worm.) To be crushed by adversity. To be split (water-skin). To long for a. th. Eye of a needle, hole of an axe. Anus.
"HXjLj
s^^iZ.\
Male bustard. Wasted, out of order. Ruined place. Coward.
Jl^
^[Aj
—
To
j>S.*Jj
fii
—
^Si^j
To
a. th.
,
C»ii.'
^ii-'
i
-tt-
strike with its
talons (hawk).
To hasten, to go quickly. C^jii.' a > i> To be trenched. To be j.!U;jj C»ai.' a — drunk (man). confess a misdeed and remain silent.
To
To
j.ii-1
intoxicate a. o. (drink).
Cutting (sword). Generous (man). Piece cut off.
^ai-
c>v
Cutting well (sword).
Smft
-»-^>-
«
in running.
Knife.
Sharp sword.
To hang j'j^: down (ear). To submit.
OVli*
oVJ^
i
JJ^>j
I
Dependant
!r "rL/'
-^i
^j>
j-U-'
(ear).
'jj<>
(water). (sleeper).
Ilt>."
^_,_,
j>
^j' it>Ij
1
bean-
fall do^\^l
from a
[j/jij
To prostrate o.'s self to To attack a. o. To cut a. th. down. To be flabby (man). Mouth of a mill. Round
Purring
^Jj^ ujy>
Murmur
^jU-JI ljj^'
-^
1^
10 j»-
(terrace).
^O*
carob. fcctida,
^'
rustling (wind, flying bird).
To
(God).
J-
•j:.^
Prostration.
I
o
i
To produce a
Gimlet.
!r
-^
i^lUsi-ll
grain. Base of the ear
i_/^j C\>.J-i v^-C •'^9-
jj^
l-ki.'
y/j^ _j,jSL]
To snore
Ruin, devastation. ^_,\^i_,x;_^'l ^ Carob. Carob-tree. '•^yj*i
trefoil.
J il^i' ^
:
V^' To murmur
place.
Anagyris
Holding back (from the herd gazelle).
Lop-eared.
Shepherd's ^Jji- ^ H.'jij ^'j^i ^'jk. bag. Unsoundness in rehgion. Hole of the ear ; eye of a ^'^i. ^ o^i needle. Handle. Sieve. Vice. Pudenda. oG^p-' k "^.'J^ Wasted place. Ruins. i_/^ cr *'>>-
Thorny
JiQ.
Intoxicated.
lay waste.
Wasted
i
trench off
closet.
Jl!U.'j
gitive.
ling.
(cat).
of water. Rust-
'^
Snoring. Upland.
Murmuring (water). Snoring. Spinning-top. Water-fall. •^
Death-rattle.
GT To take
out
(money).
To
a. th. -^
To
He made him
spend
c
>
fi>
-
so-
•fjf»-l
J
t_,iVI
^^i-i
manlike.
'r'-'*
^
yjyj^.
i^j U.
T
pierced. ^
[
well-bred, gentle-
Robbe)'. Camel-stealer.
Having his ear
lemn funerals.
To be
j
let (blood).
Nest of hornets Hi
Sour milk. Water-melon.
To To become clever in (an art). J — To spoil (a book). scrawl, to scribble. To divide (an estate). tj''--' -u!Jl L^iiG To extract (a meaning). To A ^jM-\ Hen scratchings on the ground. draw (water). * ^j^'.'^ ^ To be coloured with white an'l '^'jL\ To rafrie a. th. To set th. apart. -^ To mix up everything. black (hor.5e, ostrich). To entangle (threads). To compliTo draw out a. th. To ?j A -rji-.:-'. cate a. th. ask a. 0. to go out. To extract (a <^>'j* Medley, intricacy. mineral). To elucidate (a question). To disorder, to impair Jaj' (a book). To distil^ (f- To translate •<>•
fi>
ifc
a. th.
late a. th.
Land-tax. Expenditure •^ INIaterials. •fy-
9r
1^
w.
rr
'
Suitable.
To be impaired, spoiled. To tear oft' a garment, Hellebore {plant).
Rubbish. Privy purse; poc-
i^
,11
To
^^}\
j\
ket-money.
That
is
what
just suits
d>»',> li*
Deserving of the gallows. Saddle-bag. *4-jh ?r frj>Sally of troops. -^ Balcony. "ii-'J^ Living. Expenditure, pocket- :c;»^>-^
cS>-\ji
K
un 14 \ji
(
)
To be
of Resurrection,
Ring
*Jjij S-^i
«
Direct road.
Rubbish, old
fui'niture.
Cj1,> cSjui Oj^i-^
—
-fr
cjJ>^
'*^'j^
out ^* '?-l)^-*J %-iJ- o -k'j* "^ from, to depart from (a place). To relieve o.'s bowels. To ^J,>'
•if-
spend money.
of Exodus.
shrewd.
-rij^^\
,>^
^Vj :-!>»•' Quotient, -rj^
without.
^j Ci- ^.j ^j liji j
External, exterior.
l^.j.G-
Heretics, I'ebellious (people), Foreign-office.
^j
ifa-jU-.)!
bred. Clever in an art.
Bicoloured.
.U^i
Outlet; place of exit. Result (of a calculation). shift. Oiifice of
of a saddle-girth.
Skilful guide. ojJ>i-'j c.u\'j^
^r
^j^
Abroad. Outside.
Well
Cjji-
"^j*
To go
Extei'ior, outside. <•
From
C)^> a
PI^j
Feast-day. Clevei-,
a clevei" guide.
cAjiAj Ci/ji- ft the ear. Eye of a needle.
Relief of the bowels. Boil.
The book
-fr
Hole of
Having the lips perforated. Reddish ant. 'U^
boils, abscess.
The day
CJ^i-' o Cj'j>
^\'_,
money Poll-tax. Income.
•<>•
j^'j>-
pierce, (the ear,
lips).
thee.
Pimp'es,
^
.V O'-J'
to spoil, to corrupt a. th
Waste. Refuse-
•if-
•^
l--*-^ ifc
Way
the anus.
^'Ji\ 9-^.?
clever in
(
an
art,
—
j
a
science).
To bring a. o. out. To attack a. o. To rebel <• To part with a. th. To take, to send ^ fi>j a. 0.
i^i-JI
SjO.?,
r->'j^ j,
To be
(_)
against. j&
— —
^ s
Tr^'b yrj^
or a. th. out from.
To bring up, to breed (a child). » ^^i.' To train a. 0. in (an art). J 5 — To impose a land-tax on. A— To elucidate (a question). To diversify (a
of escape,
work).
To pay a \S
tax.
•>:j>
(
Feast on the birth of a
u-'j^J
\
Wj'
'
To
be a \irgin
(girl).
child.
a^i-j^,
To remain
,
iS^,
a
i_>.
«
silent.
j
Food for a confined woman. wjp-' Wine-jar. ^yj. ^ ^ji.j ^^>-
,
From Khorassan. \s^j^J Semen-contra ; -worm- -jilJ^' "jj,^ < seed.
Dumb.
'
To keep
y,i.1
be fond of (sport, play).
Virgin, bashful
*^y^^j-^
i^r^^^J
'iSf^j^J
ba.shful (boy).
silent.
To
Maker. seller of jars. u-l^' Khorassan (Persian province). oU^I^ ^—^j^-i
To be
I
Unbored
woman.
i^4> ^l)*i
Jl.
ij^i!)
k
•^'^'J'-'
•^>
— J^
Sjj>^
pearl. Maid. j
Soft,
low
voice.
•^i.^ Cj'j^
Small shot. Ironmongery. Si^ Ts Petty money. Ironmonger, *=?:^>' T ^•^Lr* Ts haberdasher Small shot. Jij> Ts if- Small-grained grapes. ^ Disordered (affair). •^
Still
^
^;,i.'
.11.;,^.' j,
^^i.]
(echo, cloud, army).
Cupboard
in a wall. Closet,
To scratch a. o. To scrape To drav (a bough) with
oli'-v*'^
a, th.
s
fi>j
Aj
j^^
a crooked stick towai'ds o.'s self. To parcel (meat). To eat To sting a. o (fly). the best part of a. th. To be surly (dog). Cil^ij iijlki jij^ Large pieces of meat. To attack and scratch o. a. J''j^ Mustacd, charlock. Thlaspi {plant).
(cats, dogs).
To snatch scratch
a. th.
To
^j.
*
j-'jsLy
Mustard-seed.
To sew
a. o. (cat).
Flies. Old furniture [coll)-Jjyj^
Surly dog.
J.\'j,.
Filings. Trifles.
(leather)
with an awl
^ cAS*
Te
Shells, glass-wares,
set o.'s affairs in order, {yji:
Artichoke.
if-
Pomum
Adami. Lens of the eye. Tingling in the limbs.
Vertebrae of the back.
^ A gem, a
?r
^y^ j^
^
glass-bead
or cowry set in a string.
Curb of a well. Jewels of the crown
^y-^j" Peak. Canal from the nose to the
Stitch-hole.
mouth.
Cobbler.
To To To
lie.
-r
^'j^ ^ j — To ap- \^\'j,.o ^'j^ C9>.'
guess, to ai^praise a. th.
repair a. th.
praise (dates).
To be hungry and cold. CsJ,* a ^j^j^ < To repair (plate). A o^'i^ To barter a. th. A y^jU To forge a lie jt ^J-*\i o'ji-i against a. o. Gold or silver *-i>j^'-^j oC*^' ^ u'Jring. Ear-ring. Palm-branch. 'j=^'J-,i^'^j*\ ?r
J-r*
J-^ {un. Z'jji^) j'j> beads strung in a necklace. Bezel
<)•
h^j^
1
lL\jC
fi>
^i^i'i.' jii'i'^j''-
a 0^' To bore a. th
'^Ss
Slough of serpents. ^i-l^ ^ '^'jh Broken egg-shell. Skin upon the cream. Dust. Crooked stick. <> Awl. jX^Jij J-ji-Ji To botch (a work). -^'^J^ ^ Stir. Uncouth speech. iii^ Hard and rugged ground oCiJprj —
Huge mountain.
•<>•
Art of a cobbler. Having its wings perforated (bird).
Awl, needle. To be dumb. To walk
jjy,J>
C/p-'a
^ j'j^j> ^o* ^
.silently (army). To be sleepless. To prepare food for a 'U-i3l Ip uv* woman in childbirth. To render a. o. dumb (God). » UV*' ^'J>-\ To prepare food for »t.Ai)l c
herself: (confined
Dumbness.
woman).
(
Rhinoceros.
JaJ» -^^^
Oats.
JU»>'
\o
To
lift the nose. To ^J^il ^W'^i-' -fr become proud. To be angry. Nose. Trunk of ^!?'>' ^ J'i^'>' an elephant. Pig's snout. Heady ffdne. Khartoum, town of the Sou-
dan.
Red and long earth-worms. ca1»i_^' -V^ To split a. th. * 5;0^0,\i>.'a p,J,i.'-f}To be brolien. To p^^'ij li-^i-' a p._p-' become weak in mind or body. To have ^j^^j c-j^J *fi\j^ f.ji,
To become flaccid, weak, soft f._,9lJ To be dislocated (limb). To split a. th. To create ^'J^i. \ a. th. (God). To forge (a story). To embezzle a. o. To fi>j s — squander away (goods). To break (a fi>
Instrument ^r,i'i^ t/»>-j u^'jij ^'ji for collecting honey. Share. Food for a woman con- i^^> fined.
Cold water. Stagnating water, ^^aij^ Outflow of a river. Sea-gulf. Liar.
Ciyo^l^
Spear.
To beat
oft"
in
as a mark.
Weakness
^.j^
of the limbs.
Flaccid.
^j^j
Weak
^^
man. Fine woman. Big- ^J.^.' lipped. Soft lip. Pendulous ( camel's lip).
Palma-Christi^ castor-oil plant, Discovery. Creation, ou-l'j^l
^
^.j'j^
tXJ^Lx
fi,^'
i
-r ^'J>--^,
o ^'j^ -^
To pick (grapes hand). -^ To plane, to turn a lathe. To brag. To crack
(leaves of a
with the
^
the
i>''^>-'
-r
u^j,i^ tree).
a joke.
To purge a. o To have a di-
(medicine).
J»^ ij
,
•&
l»^j o
O^^i-' a
—
^j*
sease of the udder (sheep).
To be
slender (body).
<>
To be ia'^X
lathed.
To be strung
branch).
Weak.
-head. Ba.sket.
wood
flaccid limbs.
Incision in a sheep's ear used
^^i
Conjecture. Valuation. Spear-»-
in
:
To em- J —
(bead).
an affair). To break in (a place). To rush upon (the ene-
bark rashly
(in
my)-
To unsheathe (a sword). ^ \fj\i. \ To become long (beard). ^'iJ>-\ To hurry on. To proti'act (a journey). To ^— be entangled in a snare (hunter). a difficult thing. i\~2!l J»ji.'ijji Coagulation of the milk in the i/^
It is
Soft twig of one year.
Young
girl.
Soft
»_..,«. l^iT
woman.
Tall and
lusty mac.
To
be-
'lil^i'
o o^i-'j
,
a ci^i-' -i^ dote (old
'j^i-'
come weak-minded. To man).
Aj
5
^ln>lj
To pluck
^i^i-^j ^'i^jhJ '^j^ o "-iS*
(a fruit).
To gather
fruit for
^^
To
be watered by autumnal rain (earth, men). To produce autumnal herbage. hold
a. o. to
be a dotard.
»
S'ji
•& ^jU transact an affair with during autumn. bring forth in autumn, (she- Ji^il
a. o.
To
To have ripe fruit palmTo enter upon the autumn. To
goat). tree).
derer
-fy
become
of the body.
(
tall (Indian-corn).
J»^'
^
J»j^i.'
Humbug.
-^ Moulding. rcJ/i^i. Parings falUng from a lathe.
Craft of a turner,
worms' eggs. Turner,
a. 0.
To To
Weakening
udder.
Restive (animal). Blun-
-if-
<>•
Map.
Humbug.
I»l^i.''
Petticoat.
Lathe.
^j}^^ t
Suffering from coa-
Jajj vV^'
^
<>•
"^'J^-t i» ,k«
gulation of the milk (beast).
Long
(face).
A
cone.
tj^k*
Conical.
To
scrawl.
'Jtj'A-^
To
strike
off'a.
ih.Jj^ji^-i^
Waste-book. Butterfly brightly irJtl>,. coloured.
uv^Ir^
"<*
^i,h ^
a
(
r^ Open country.
hole.
<"-
\o"\ )
P/. Openings
i
as doors, windows.
OJ-
Harvest-time. Fruit-
wil^j ol^'
season. |
<>
He has
"*Sj^i\
t^a
jji-ji >\'j \
increased the evil
lil
he has wi-
;
dened the hole.
'
Jl^l 5r *J^>j J^'j
BoLintiful, profuse. Jl^i-j
iilr>:
Awkwardness. Mi-
J*^'
Hole.
JJ^'
^
J^i'
Rag,
tatter.
Cloak of Mohammed.
xIj^i X-s^JI
sJ^i-'j xjl^;.' nj ;J^i.'
Duster, rag.
Pursiain (plant).
;J^i-'
Unskiirul. Clumsy.
Wondei ful.
<>•
*J^
Coarse cloak worn by the jj,i ^
>
j_^irj J^i.'
First rate.
jj u.
Extraordinary. Violent wind.
SiUI
Fiain rich
m
J^O*-'
»?
Ji>^
J-Jj^^J
J^' ^ —
plants.
Bountiful.
Jilr^
Clumsy. Foolish,
j^
^ *^S*
Desert.
Jj.>^>
>•
^.^3^'
?r
J^^-»
Holes of the body, as the
Jj\k^\
mouth, nose. Fine man. ExpeJlj}^-^ t JG^-* rienced, generous man. Wild bull. Kerchief twisted for striking. Swift.
jji-j-''
In tatters (man).
JC^'I J'^sfj '
Passage.
Windward
place.
jStkiJI <Jij
j
_
J'Jk!^
r-^^'l
Unfrequented (place). To shot (an arrow)
—
j^d-
^fi'^
-^
carefully.
To
slit a. th.
To
a
C.>'
i
^>-
^
crack (a gem, the eye of a needle).
To sweep away (its bank water). To perforate the nostrils of. s — — To turn aside from (the road). •^ To forfeit o's promise. j— He died. v-jj^--!! i^>' To have the partition of C>^ a ^>-' :
^
the nose perforated.
To lead a dissolute life. 1A^ j>^ To spUt (a gem). -^ To embroi-A j,^ der, to chisel a. th.
To be
broken.
dered.
Lamb.
>-J'3*:-'
> To
be erabroi-
j,^j
six
^^*j^i
*'_>*•
months
"^S'^
'
t
'^Jj*
old.
^
She-lamb. Pahn-tree bearing fruit.
l^i.'
^
ttaj^i-'
Autumn. Autumnal rain. Year. yJ^_J^ Fresh dates. Water-wheel. Streamlet. Palm tree farmed out. ^\'j>- ^ *iij> Autumnal.
3,S*'j Uv*-'-> I^-lJ' o^^i-' -^S vJ^»
Dotard.
Basket for picking
oj,ii-.>» ;r
kJ3'>--
out the best dates.
Jj,vi-
Soft wind.
:;j\^i
tage, nonsense. Calf. Colt
suse. Stupidity.
Sofis.
Witticism, humourous talk. Dotage. Gathered fruits. DoC/CilJ,* ^
Dotage. Avenue between two
Xj^jJ
rows of palm-trees. To mix a. th. A j^^'j^ ^ j,y^)\ J — (f- To speak confusedly. Worthless furniture. Rub- jiia^ -^ bish. Playing-cards from two to six.
To rend (clothes). A Cs^iT i o Sj^ -MTo traverse (a desert). To make a hole through (a wail). To ooze through (oil, water). To infringe ( custom ). To forge (a lie). To pierce, to perforate a. th. •^
To
violate, to desecrate
if;!^ JJ^.'
To dishonour a. o. j J^i.' -^j (j/^ o —
(a sacred place).
To remain
continually in doors.
To be confounded by ^^> a JL^i-' fear or shame. To be unable to 'fly (bird). To be fooHsh. — To be unskilful »_, ii\J^ o J^j (in
To To To To
work). impudently.
J^'
lie
tear otf
bawilder be torn
A-
a. th. a.
o (fear).
Jj'j^lj pierced through. To be profuse in. off,
^<3'J^ 3'J'-J^i
oj>^
J J^aJ To forge (a he). * jCnilj — To blow violently (wind). 3'j^\ To cross, to pass through ^ Jlnil^ a. th.
Desert. Crack, ci6j^'
•j 3ij^ ^ dj>
Of To
\eV
(
A\ink the eyes.
jj\i3
Small-eyed tribe on the shores jji" of the Caspian Sea. The Caspian Sea. y^\ J»j
Pain
in the spine of the
Sjjij Sjji'
Food made meat and
of minced
X/.j^j J.j>-
j^j\^ ^
Scrofula, king's
evil.
j^^jv,.
jl'jS^
Dolphin,
j,j^
Jyi^\
"Wild boar.
Sow. Unsteady
Bamboo.
^'S.
JiJ^,
"^j.^ gait,
i^3'-^»o
^'j'Sy*
Stick, cane,
j j UiT ^ d<jj\f Spear. Tiller of the rudder. Knee-
—
j(^\ s yJii-\
weaken a. o. (sickness.) He was taken away from us tS j^M-
1
Small-eyed.
behind
;
Jj^ ^ .13>' ^_j>1
in walking.
kijji-'
J, ^.y^^j to part from.
,
t
> a fji
of a mountain.
j»^^>-'
w
>»'•»
Lie.
Pierced (ear). Inaccessible
(hill
Dissolute.
Leaves and branches of a tree. Kind of bean. Star- wort. Licentious sect admitting metempsychosis. Impious, dissolute. Cold
^i^i.'
a. o.
^ -«
Cloven rocks.
Tip of the nose. Corn-cockle (weed)
Having the nose
cut, to sever a. th.
prevent
Peak
wind.
(jdiOit).
To waddle To remain To To
^ yj\i.\j
be pierced (nose, ear). cut off a. o, (death). To
Pros. Retrenchment of a syllable.
flour.
Pig, swine.
hollj
desti'oy, (a tribe).
(by death).
back.
^
)
To To To
fit
from
f.ji:j
o>^ ^i
-~
f.ji-'
walking (lameness).
perforated.
Lace-work. Lace. Projecting (peak).
To divide a. th. between. cA> f.jl-3 Point of a sword. To be cut in the middle (rope). f.'J>i][ To alter (a book). < To A jJ^'ji: » To be bent by (age). .scratch, to tear a. th. with th^ nails. To separate a, o, from. ^t a p.1^1 Hermaphrodite. Death. Young hare, ^.Iji.' j;| fi>
Piece, fragment.
Xclji'
Tales, amusive sto-
j^ji^j Jit ji
-}^
*^^3'-
To limp in walking. To walk haugh- kJj^ j
J^j>-'"^ 6';i.'
i
jji'
-f^
cover (a wall) with
a
(a garment).
To
split
a—
a. th.
Earthenware, pottery. Earthen, made of clay.
>-9J»-'
"J ji.'
Pottery.
^\^'j
To pass through (the target
:
*j
ari'ow).
j^
Clji'
<>•
To
-
J>'-«tear off i
To
pierce a.
with
o.
To pierce a. o. with (a spear). ^ — To hit (the target) with an arrow. To cast (the eyes) at. To be pierced through. j'^j\j jy^j ^ To be rent (garment). fit
through
^
(a lance).
Tissue of silk and
<>• Duck-weed. Male hare. Sji-b Bramble dried up Silk merchant.
wool,
Burrow of a hare. To be swollen t-j^^^J-^J*" (skin). To have the udders (she-camel).
a. th.
i
pricks and thorns.
Silk.
tily.
To rend
at
Coofah.
To
ries.
Joke, witticism.
Naman
Palace of king
—
c
To ask
a. o.
Treasure.
to store up a. th.A
Safe for money.
-^
\
To be unsheathed
(sword). J'M-^ Rent, hole in a gai-ment. JjiT Spear-head. -^ Tearing. jj uPale, pole. Pointed j) jj>' «. J^jU- -^
c<jii-~l.
^
^jji
Chamber. Inner cabin. Treasurership.
*>,0»-' «? *j'0^
Cupboard. Magazine, Treasury. warehouse. Ward-robe. Closet.
stick.
•<>•
To impale To have a
— ^y^\ —
Library.
^^.i^JI
Arsenal.
Treasurer.
oljij Ti'easurer, secretary.
Hji-'
Tongue. Property laid up.
oO>J -^
P
oj,li
*i ji.'
oj,W ^ oji^
fall
To
a merchant.
^j^j C j>. a sSji-
grace, to be lowered.
To be ashamed of. ^j ^sji-j *3ji — To disgrace » eS>b Jj^i-j ji j'J. (God). To confound. To disapa. ,
^
i
point
To
a. 0.
shame. Confusion. Punishment. Remoteness. Repentance. feel
Disgrace, misfortune.
cJjiszJ.1 ijlji-j
iJ^J
tJJ%
*ij»-
Abased, reviled.
Ashamed.
cut a.
0. off
from
^
~
JJtill.
i_,
(his
ji- i
—
;jj»
dji!
Sluggish gait.
hump
is
J'j^j gone
Jj^
J.>jk^j Jjil
away (camel). To pass a jbj
2f ^ji-'j ^'ji i ^ji' ring through (a camel's nostril). To string (pearls).
To abash, to humble a. 0. To meet with a. 0. in taking
-ft-
iill ^ji.'
i
a different road. To enter the foot (thorn) To oppose each other
yj\^
y^ j>'j\i^
(armies).
ropes. ^ oQ ji' Disgrace. Cause of shame. jd-J ^ Sljk/ Tulip. Confounded. •<> The Devil. Hair-i"ing (jji^* To be vile. put in a camel's lli_, xjlUi' a ;>i.' -8To decrease (value). of (women). To diminish the ^ !c j t~i.- q — Lavender, {plant). G
^
JjiJij J^*^
I
Kind of palm used Gi^i.'
Jji.'
i
o*
Fracture, in the back. Hinderauce, obstacle. ^^'hose
«
vji'
relatives).
b^ast).
into dis-
/b
opinion).
-fi-
To
s 3''Sy^ "^
s'j> a Jji'-tt-
the back.
The nearest roads. JiJ»J' oji^>' To overcome, to rule i 13 ji' Iji' a. o. To treat as an enemy. To restrain a. 0. To slit (the tongue of a young
man).
To cut, to sever a. th. To hinder a. 0. from To walk heavily. To be alone to hold (an
ojj'i
j'^ji-
Treasury.
^Magazine, cellar. •^ OfPiiie of
^
(a
fracture in
for twisting
^ji'
ji.''
^i^i.'
V,'J>- ?r nostril.
^
X>l';i
*"J*J -»'J» Nose-ring
<>•
fi>
portion
He came to no harm he Hi.' C« < was unhurt. To commit a felony. CCil^ ^^'1 To find a. 0. vile. To contemn fitj s — a. o. To render a. 0. unlucky. To make a. th. by turns. ^\is7 ;
fi>
To reckon a. 0. mean, vile, To hold a. o. to be stingy.
j
'^ic^\
Wild
-^^^
lettuce. {plant).
Hyacinth {plant). Male serpent.
^| -^ i^
jU.?JI
Dipsachus, teasel {plant). ^IJOl \j:
'\yus
i/l^ >»j»VI
Having the nose pierced ^jji^ (camel). Having his beak pierced (bird).
To store up (goods). Cji.' o To keep (a secret). To prevent fi>
u>-'
»
(spea-
king). *j\j>-
Lettuce.
Anchnsa, alkanet
j^y^j J\'_^
^
of.
O Ciji-J ^ji- a Oji-J
^j'ji-J
Cji-'
To be altered, to stink (meat). To become rich (poor man). ^.jil To lay up (goods).. To take (the^ j^l. shortest way). To keep (a secret).
(
land to be swallowed up with
\o\
in-
its
habitants (God).
)
Thing made by
turns.
Lowliness, vile-
— To sink in its orbit (eve). Cili.' To become emaciated. To be in the way of recovery. To fall in (roof). To
^^Cj-
ill_i.'j
i!Li._)
:c-lC_i.'
ness. -^ Sordidness.
i
Fixed stars that never Vile,
-fy-
set.
Stingy, ungrateful.
be deficient.
To tare a. th. ^ To be deprived of sight (eye), To be eclipsed (moon). To be
UtLi-
<>•
>jiZU[
To be swallowed up To be perforated (roof). To
be decayed (well). Deficiency. Issue of water.
Ignominy. Clouds rising
Walnut. He has humbled him.
He sp 'nt the
.jiiXj
—
CaJ_i ii^C-
eJ-J-JI j\
XlLi^
3 oQ
night in hunger. Eclipse of the moon.
^jL>w < •V ^ ^ym^->- J ^,A ^ i^...M.> Unexhaustible well sunk in the I'ock. Emaciated. Sunk (eye). _ali.' ^ ^i^QAltered in complexion. Light boy. 1
,,,'%-J
Soft tracts of land.
The lion. To pierce
^,_U-^j j Cili'
/*>_,
i
jli.'
>llir o
Jli'
through (arrow). Forger of lies.
To
jj
away. To exile
a. o.
A
-i^
i}\Li.
^ J^iT
j;,Ll> j Jlli.
inferior.
To To
\tjLCj Ci-' a
settle (a difference).
fit
sink into contempt. ^Lil
*l
,
at another.
Indisposed, unwell. OUi-'j
~
_^ii
<
^^^i.
-s-
iiiia.^T.s
\y.i.j i:^>'j
1^
To lose (in trade).Ci_^>j \y^j SjUi-'j To perish. To go astray. To become a rascal. To alter (a Cl^.li, 1^^' yj: ifc
i
balance).To lose wealth. To cause a lc>s to. To impute
an error, a loss to
a. o.
To
j(
^^
mislead.
To destroy a. o. g To demoralise a. 0. To misuse a. th. To experience a loss. ^', iT y^ ^J.\ To make a (balance) deficient. fi>^/^] To cause a loss to. To give a. th. uawil- .^1 jt y~i^^[ lingly to a. o.
Loss, error.
Refuse, rubbish. quality,
-«-
JLli
cast a. th.
Of low
wi_.li>.1
^li-^l a. th.
weakened
To drive away (a dog). ^ — To be driven \Ls-j\j 'tli.' a i^'j away (dog). To throw stones one i.zi>jj L;:vi.
^jtU:
the West.
in
be
(sight). ^
blinded (eye). (land).
To
.juil
-^
What
ul>^j
SjC-i-j
a pity!
,r^'
sJCi'i;
Losses and profits. J,H9.nj ^C jVl Losing (at play, in trade). _^-li Rascal. Spoiled (child). \Sj^~i^}
^Si^j
iSj^-i^j -'l-7*-'j
.^y^
Vile, misled. Lost. a. o. at the game of odd and even. Odd number. ^U-l ^ Ci' To throw pebbles at o. a. C^Ll's-j — ^g^i. Woollen garment or tent. -»_i.' To enter (a house), j itiiT o -^
play with
•fy-
•
i
To produce a
rustling.
To
j^
^jii.'
clink (jewel).
To
insert a
wooden
Vileness. Calamities. Blame.
To
be banished.
Man
of the lowest
_^^l
rtrr
class.
Weak. To sink down, (coun- Cj^ try). To be eclipsed (moon). — To put out the eyes of. /b Cili.' To sink (an unexhaustible weU) in the rock. To cut a. th. To humble and vex a. o. To tear off a. th. To i
bit into
the nose of a camel.
To
s
—
give a. th.
stealthily to.
To brmg a fine i-ain (cloud). To pass through (man).
';jj^j\j
—
confine (a beast) without food.
To cause
a
^
J^j'Vi ^ililj
—
M-
(
)
Tall and vigorous- '^.ii-j ^x±;:j^^i: Ij framed (man).
Anything hard. Black. Passer-by.;^'
Shaped out, ^jii.i-'j ,_^i.' ^ wi4i-' trimmed. Polished. Corrupt. Wood-seller. Timber- ilLii-' ^ i_jLi.i.' merchant. Coarse, hard. Severe. High and ^li'l ragged mountain. Hard, dry ground, »r^i'
Hill.
Crack. Little rain. -jj:
Passer, foot-pas-
-jj^:
^
'j.\i.
xlj^s
^
J^it-i-
smger. Creeping insects. Small birds.
Wood
inserted in the nose of
a camel. Sack. Anger. Side. INIoantain-snake.
Brave. Bad.
To
leave
th.3
refuse
i^-.>
^i:
j
J^
—
Protuberant bone behind
Posteriors.
of a dish.
To To
pick out, to cull a. th.
fi>
ape in fear. 'Iri*-' a ^^.i-' Rabble, refuse of mankind. jiXiRefuse. Rabble. Remain- sjCiij jCii-' der of a meal. To do a. ;h. amiss. j;i!i J uj>L> -^ Swarm of bees and i^j Cii.' ^ ^^> hornets. Bee-hive. Queen-bee. Soft es'.
^
plaster-stones.
To
be humble, sub-
missive.
To
Cc_^> a ;uli.' -J}incline to setting (sun).
down (eyes). To be faint To wither (leaves). To disappear (hump). To be dry, rainless
To be
cast
(voice).
(earth).
To cast down the eyes. To humble o'self before a. o. To humble, to lower a. o. To show humility. To make entreatie.s. -^ To be moved, To lower the eyes, the voice before
clink, to clash.
to
;jili.'-<>-
J.l:li:
j.'i.Jj>Dj
(weapons,
rustle
jewels,
-ir
dry
things).
Rustling of a
new garment.
iL'^-.l^
Cla.shing, clinking.
Poppy. < Rocky soW. j^xSALi: ^ jSidj: Corn poppy, red poppy. tSj' J-'^J.i^ Garden poppy, white poppy, 'lilrl/ — — Papaver cornutum, horned ci'.j\2j> poppy.
Papaver Rhceas. wild Egyptian poppy.
j^iLi
poppy. -^ Charnel-house. Depository for the corpses.
—
liU-J-i'
To mix a. th. with. ^ Cli-' ^^li' -R— To pick out a. th. To shape out (a bow). To polish (a sword). To
J
;il5i\.
roughen
i
a. th.
To compose
fee-
\'-y^>-
(verses) un-
a
k_,l>ilj
—
refined.
To become like wood. ^li-' ^ To put a culprit in the stocks, s — — •^ To wainscoatj to ceil a. th. To pasture upon twigs or dry* ^kl-S fit
hill.
^.li.'
Low ;J.ij
iili- J
(voice K Depressed ce).
To
fi>
affected.
lings.
Flattened
Lowly.
'ili-'
Dog-hole, paltry place.
fi,
a. o.
Moving, affecting the
tlie
ear.
A
J-
Humility. Faintness of the voice, pjli^ Casting down of the eyes. i^ Emotion. -^
jXiJ-
Ground covered '^•iCii-'jobLi*-' ?r 'Ls.*-' with mud and pebbles. Nest of bees.
Fob, waist-pocket.
o^iiU-
down
;;li.'
^iU-
and wayless (pla-
Cast down (looks).
Fallen
^ ^
(wall).
Kneeling.
Withered and
herbage
(cattle).
To be inured to hardship and ^_S'jU-\ privation. To be rude, coarse in manners, food.
fallen (plant).
Humble
To
entreaty,
cross (a
counti'y).
be intense
-if-
Culi-'j
To
Emotion.
Cj^»
i
^j-j
be frozen water).
(cold).
To
-«-
o wili'
To
be concealed.
Wood,
timber.
Gaiacum.
A
oCli-'j
'CJvi
piece of wood, tiraBei-r- _Jj^
Rough
to the touch.
Hard
wi-i-'
o
'^
cii.'
(life).
^^
J
C
X^i^
Intoxication.
Huge
\"\s
(nose, mountain).
j.li>
Cartilajre of the nose. ^-i-Ci
^ ^jM*-
Lion.
Big-nosed. P/.
-« Fish-gills.
Large-no.sed. Stinking.
jr=^
k-
^i'l
Deprived of smell (man). Drunk, intoxica- ^^ic^j ^y^^i jr^* ted.
^
To
be xJjl^j 'zJ[l>j *lli. o o-^' hard, rough to the touch. To be coarse.
To render a. th. ^ To thicken garment); the
first
hard, coarse. a.
th.
to inhabit (a
fi>
^li
To wear
(a
hou.se) for
time.
'/jj^ — He exasperated him. To treat a. o. harshly.s J ^l^-^j ^\>To be coarse, uneven. To act ^li-i rudely. To wear a coarse (garment). To find a. th. to be I'ough, ^llcJi [ fi>
coarse.
To be hand.
harsh, rough to the ^'jl^[ To b;- rude, rough (man).
Harshness, roughness. Rudeness.
iijl^j sJllij
tLii.'
Harsh, rough to the touch. Untractable (man). v^CaJI o-^ib o4*' Thick-headed, rough. Kind of purslain. lilli.'^ Cu.Li-
To
dread, to fear
To
fear that.
•J a. o.
-« »~ cS^* or a. th. Aj
)
(
^^T
Abounding with seed- ^\J^.*j
,_^.-«
produce (oounti-y). To be cold. (day). To l>i> a „r^ -ftba seized bj cold (limb). To suffer fi'om cold (in the hands, feet). To walk hand in hand with s Ja\>a. 0. or by his side. To meet with in taking a different way. a. T<j take (a sceptre) in hand ^ j
_^ai;.'lj
To
cut
o.'Fa.
—
Hut,
— tj —
The
^l^' ^ *oQly^'J^-ib X-^^JI
The
special officers (of
Short ^r'Li*^ garment. Sina'il bunches j^Uai ^ X-^Lii.' remaining on the vine after the ga-
\
eli.sion
thering. Little of wine.
Slender in the waist (man)
;
in _^ai-,«
(hand). Tight (sandal).
ifc
^Usi'jZ^lii.'
Peculiarity, particu-
a^^f^j u^j^'
larity.
Special.
To be
To I
Sandal. Colour mixed of white and black.
< An
of,
a.hou.t.^^^i.j_j
^
^^j^i
express.
fruitful CJai^ a k_-ai-'j
i
»_-bi^
-ft-
possess abundance of seed-
produce.
To
find
^^.ijil
pasturage (man,
cattle). I
To render
(a country) fruitfLil
fit
^^iil
(God). Side. j
S
It
(land).
reluctantly.
o grey (hoariness)
^j^J\
CjjJaij
all,
•^On the subject
viling.
To apply a. th.jt A oLi:^»b ^iiilj — upon. To cover (the body) with. To cast her young one in Tjloi — the sev'^nth month (she-camel). To be tracked by. i_j To be ill-tempered. To do
of
specially.
-il-
i
Poverty, destitution.
Most
Summary, conpendium. jC^J> To sew (a sole). ?_> Cliii' w«.ii' To patch (a sandal). To walk in the footprints of. To exceed a. o. in re-
a. th.
plant),
Interstice, hole, gap.
.o\ 4^ 9^ o'j^\»-
The nearest ways.
To render a. To hurry on.
^Q.
First
r^'^
Staff. Sceptre.
the wrist
-tf-
men oL^'j
(of a
chief
(of a tribe).
^^^ai3t-wrapper.
Curtailment,
o/>p. to jSs. )
(
^i-
Silk-
->
a king). Property, vir-,^;Lis> j ollo'^ tue (of a medicine). < Self-restraint.
in the flanks.
Rod.
u*l.i>; -^
rate, superfine (goods).
Property
yi
Pain
t/a-aa-
worthy, celebrated. Apart,
Bitterly cold. flank.
\j
Tavern.
reeds.
worm nursery. Proper, special,
of nomads.
Waist,
^JSy!:a9J tji^las-
booth of
th.j
Cold (day).
^joo-
exclusively to.
lean upon a stick. Middle of the body. j>oi-' -r _r^' Waist. Road crossing a heap of sand. Hollow of the sole. Encamp-
ment
J *-» Lai' a
To scorn at. ^ ly^'^ To be special, peculiar,^ ;;;^Siij ^jJas^ proper to. To concern a. o. To claim the property of. A> ^^aiti.:!. •if To assign a. th. exclusively to.
ten (prayer). curtail a. th.
u>v^
To design a. o. for. ^j s j c_ To render a. th. special to. To attribute a. th. ^s
hand.^tj To abridge (a discourse). A y^\ To take the shortest away. To shor-
To To
a. th,
destitute.
(king).
To
)
To belong to. To appropriate To become
Wealth)', bountiful (man)
— \
'] I
'
[
^-^
White mountain-snake.
Abundance of herbage.
^
^.Jai-
w~k-^j
^-^ ^l^
ijLi»!l
Life of plenty. Fertile (land). Fertile, fruitful (land).
Fruit-bearing palm-tree.
>
^r
(
Adver-
j^y^C ^r ( saiy, antagonist.
Edge,
Side.
'"•
J*-^
j^
Names
,;,
*'•
f-
V^-
)
^C^ilj ^>ia> ^
Contentious. Quarveller.
>i_^-ia>j
.,,-^i-'
Contention,
X>ijuaij
^iUai
ii^U^Jj
^
^La>-Ij uU-^ai-j 'U-i>-
geld a.
_^~^>-'
0. tii* one science only.
^^ii-' -»;
1
^s>a>'i
Testicle.
Castoreuna.
Satyrion
(
mercury
berries
dlJoll
stir (water). :
To
horse).
To To
"White
a
sj
'j^i:
-ft-
frighten a.
o.
shells.
Viii-j yiJa>
s
To
To
lop (a
ifj
l^^X
ja^
^
j^'
ff>
cut (the forelock).
horse) vicious. 2^
s
Vi.i»ij ';loU-^
—
J-iU-
a wager.
J^\ JoUj
stakes.
Hitting of the target.
J^i-'
J^
^
Wager.
a.
iJ(U-.>» S
;>iixJai:
Dishes of a
^a-^*-'
He attained his aim. iUai-'i-iUjI j\ jj>\ Good quality. Bad habit. Juii. ^
Vice
-^
in
Bunch of grapes.
j^i.'
^
'
'
Thoi'ny branch. Lock of hair.
Ornament
of little value. o^Ua>' Collar for gazelles, cats. Ink. Fetters.
Dependant hair, branches. Losing the wager in shooting. Tail.
Foolish (man). Rained upon
j^-^
(land).
To dash a jal-Jai^ -^ To turn up (the earth).
stir (water).
about.
To jolt (horse). To move about (a dagger) <>•
yiai-..ai.'
in
a j
A—
Flesh with its musJjLii ^ ix..^ cles. Complete hmb of flesh. Tuft of hair.
Scythe, reaping-hook.
To overcome in dispute,
To
wound.
To be shaken, dashed
about.
jolt.
*ijijai.'
jai-X^ j^\^.^
Abounding
water, in Black liquid pitch for besmearing camels. in
(land).
colour,
fi>
^i:j
,
to tinge, to dye a. th.
Uai-'
i
^^.ai:
-«-
To
a. o.
-tf-
discount.
counteract
j^Jaid
Stout, fat (camel).
To
cut off a. th.
tree).
o.
repast. Sophism.
plants
—
o. in
Hitting of the target. Soft branch of
<- Jolt,
Shock,
-i^
shoo-
excel a.
a. o for
jolt
th with. shock. Fright.
ih..
>.i^ii^.
To hit the target (arrow). To contend in shooting for
of shells.
a.
^
tJioUt^
—
cut, to curtail a. th.Ai ^Lai' oj.o>'
To render (a To shoot with
To shake a. th. try a. •^ To be .shaken, stirred. To adorn (a girl) with a set <)•
To
To To
•4>-
Gelded. Eunuch.
barter
(horse), ^.iilj
Awl.
—
[plant).
(his rider
White in the flanks White and black.
To
planl).
alike to the morell. Orchis (plant). Mercurialis annua,
To
^;.^-l
ting.
Round and white
To
ot^ Fresh milk
A.shes. Sandal.
mixed with curdled milk.
sary. Litigant (in law).
leai-n
ol.i>- ^ olii-'
Liar. Cobbler.
quarrel.
To To
of a celebi'ated
horse.
cornel'.
Adver-
^
)
Basket made of ^Ua>.j _i.ii' palm-leaves. Coarse garment. Eye of an awl.
Subtraction, discount.
<•
*j
jLiis*
» ija>-
To solve (a To subtract
i
^r^'
"^
difficulty). a.
th.
To
a. o.
contend, to
i^U-./Jj C«Usi
^ii
quarrel with.
To
afford an
argument
against.
To quarrel together. To be deducted (sum) To .
•fy
be solved
(difficulty).
_^iJl
'
1o
meadow.
I
Green colour.
,.r^J «r^*
t
oj^>-
Softness of a branch. Cucumber. Greens. Herbs. Ash-colour (in horses). Blackish colour (in men). jLii: Milk mixed with much water. jyi^}\j ^^ai-Vb «jl-^J'
sea.
Verdant. Verdure. Green herbs, jj-ii-' <• Fresh dung of cows. tj^^ Daphne, an evergreen laurel, Gi'een-grocer. '^^'_ra^j tSj-^ "^ jliii-' Wild duck. ^ji"L
Recent. Green- _^k> ^ '\'_r^ ^ ,r^'' coloured. Auspicious (mau). Blackwoman. Greens. Fine coloured.
^ The The
Fox-co!oured chief
men
(horse).
of a tribe.
^'^1
sky, the firmament.
Army Gold,
To dye '
k_~4*»" J
,
o's self
(with
^
^.^^\j^^'-,.j
henna).
To be green Green.
New
^^y^[
(tree).
sprouts,
>-r>_y^
w-^'
tt
off-shoots.
First greens.
The
k_.i>. b >-.'0>j y >«a* a become green (tree, land).
'I2ni>
•\l^J)
clad in armour.
meat and wine.
Grass. Verdant meadow. ;J,iai.^j
Dye (for the hair, hands). ^^h Dyed (hand, w-aiJ-j i-jj^^-.i'j vd-^' beard).
Trough, wash-house. s^^kt To crack a. th. To fit Ix^ i Jiai.' -Sbend (a branch) without breaking it. To cut off (the thorns of a tree). To craunch (a cucumber).
To cut a. th. To be broken (wood). To be shi'ivelled (fruit). Part broken or cut Bruise,
tree).
^<=>^^^
se (sea).
Persians settled in 'J-jXhU ^ li,^r^Syria in the beginning of I.-^lamism. ^>iii-.i Living in the beginnimg of Islamism. Of mixed breed. Uncir-
j.^j —
(from a
pain in the
jJai:
limbs.
Shrivelled fruit.
jj^i Weak.
dy^-^^i <S_j,Ui3.j ^j,Uai- 5- ^_;-, -fr Numerous, plentiful. Generous lord. Holding much water (well). Immen-
off
fin
jiai-Jb -^i»>J
Unable to
i^k^j
rise.
Bruise of a limb. Tree without
j.^» iCai-'
thorns.
Bent, crooked. Voracious. To be green. To be-
come verdant (plant). To cut (a palm-tree). To render a. th. green. He was blessed in it. cumcised. To be lowly.GtLai'j CJai- tj-ai- a ^.^ -i^ To sell to a. o. green fruits. To render (a land) green (rain).*_pai'i To set (star). — To be green, of a ^a'^^i-h 'J^\ To obey, to J ;u^i| -i^j /^il green colour. To be verdant. submit to a. 0. To be dark (night). >ail i — To soothe, to soften a. o. — To cut herbage, while green. A^ari.1. To incite a. o. (to evil). Jl. 5 To bear (a burden). To eat green To bend a. o. (age). ? r^'^i ~ fruits. To cut off (the ear). To render a. o. humble^j 5 ^^'b r^* To be cut green (herbs).To ^?-> and submissive. To cut up (meat). die young. 5 ^'UTo speak gently to a. o. Surname of St George or j^,i ^i% To fhp-JS -^j ;i-is^Ji> b ^trfiS-b ;»-
:
con).
Depression of the neck. Whips. Swords. Sound of a whip.
^^i.'
Green. Verdant aspect of seedproduce. Green-coloured. Branch. Seed-
ya^ ^^i.'
produce. Green vegetable. Verdant
IL;.
(
\"\
To appropriate a. th by making a mark upon it. To draw lines. To register A JaLi a. th. -^ To groove (a column).-^ To survey (a road). To lay colours (on her face woman). To paint o.'s brows. JaLaJ To be streaked (face). To be *Jarii. tattooed. To grow forth (down of a
^
youth).
a —
To trace the boundaries of. To make tlie survey (of a town}. Line, streak. Sword.
J»^isi'
^ 'h>
ChiromanHand-writing. Furrow. cy. Geomancy. Paint for the face. •(>•
Finnan, o/iC^ 'iai-'j <J^_j^ -ia^ Ts autograph of the Sultan.' Arbate-tree.
The
«--iiVl
equator.
Equinoctial
line.
Meridian.
'Jai.'
a
'l^s-lVl
"iai-'
JQ^VI
'Ja>
jl^l
^^
'JaiT
Quarter of a town. Thoroughfare.'Jai-' Jaiai- 7~
Afiair. Relation. Quality.
Ignorance. Course, Spear.
Drawing
lines.
way
^i-j
Jaia^
^
'iai-
xLi'
of acting.
;^' ^ -^LiT
Sorcerer.
-i,vi.
Leaving footprints on the sand. lj»lai.' <• Paint for the eyebrows. Unwatered ground Jajiki ^ *ia4».' lying between two lands rained upon.
Drawing lines. Calligraphist. JaiLi' Weaver's ruler for mar- JsUai-.*^ 'Jaiv» king cloth.
Handsome
(boy).
Streaked.
Wooden ruler. To swagger. <• To
ul,Z. i
JjUii-^
tattoo.
paint her brows
To tattoo o.''3 self. To send forth foam
(
Jai.Li.'
^
woman). isi-jaiij
fail.
To make
^ ii^'
jji^
Submissiveness, obedience.
P>«a»
Gurgling of the bowels of a horse. Murmur of a torrent. Lowly, f-O.* 5P. f._^> J f'^lai)-
9- ;>o,l».
,
tractabl<^, obedient.
Bustle of a tight. Battle. Dust
*i-ali
raised in a battle.
Lowly, submit- ^jai-' ir 'liiai-' ^ ^iai^ ted. Having a depressed neck (horse). To break wind. Cs'.^>j Uiai-'i ''^ -fr Small water-melon. ^jLai.'
The serpent. Wine.
wj.aivi
jLakiJI
To bi moist, wet. To moist, to wet a. th. ^ JJai-'\j J-ai To be moistened. To jLai. \j ^\.^ [ be tufty (tree). Lustrous pearl. Kind of
J^j
Jii>
beads.
J-^^J J4»i
Juicy (roast meat). Dripping
^i.
with blood (sword). Abundance. Comforts of Rainbow.
disi.'
life.
Easy, luxurious
(life).
To To To To
j,^\j C-ai
cut a. th.
fi>
l}^.h J^-^ ,
give a part of goods to. eat a. th.
cut
way:
a. th.
fit
j^ ^
i
^
C-ai a
o!Ai)
,«-ai-j
— —
To stop (the * ^.i^l. To wear out (its .scab-
robber).
bard: sword).
Large o>i-a> t %<»> crowd. Sea. Sharp dagger. Hone. Green plant. Boiled wheat. li--aiLuxurious land. Bountiful (man).
Middle.
Main
part.
itJii.'
Leading a luxurious life. ^.Jjivij ^i-.'* To crumble (di-y t'aingsj.i^iai o Lai To put marks on u Cki-' o 'Jai' -tt-
(boi-
^a
Uai'
-ir
ling pot).
To
\^
Submitted to evei'y one. Subduing his equals.
Moist, wet (body).
street.
Ground first occupied by a settler.
•<>-To
0)
-ft-
a. th. Uii.' j flLi-'
a
^
laiT
a mistake. To commit a fault, a 'slLij Vki- — sin. To do wrong. To charge a. o. s (x^ljj hh^j iLi' with an error.
To write with (a pen). To write a. th. To streak (the sand wind). To eat (httle of To dig (a grave). :
^— fi>
His hair begins to become LilJI gi'ey.
—
food).
«!»>'
a
Sentence delivered on i_ili»JI Jla» proofs and oaths. Opening of a discoui'se. Rhetorics. Legal jurispruyellow. Dusty green.
Speech, sermon. Preface
tJai!
^
,_jai.'
sdai-'
of a book. »--it^' -^j
^r^h^J v-^*
lead a.
v^
betrothed woman. Transactor of a marriage. Preaiher. Oratoi-, preacher.
Asking a woman
—
arrow).
in
intentional fault.
»'Jai
Sin, error, mistake. Sin. Little of.
'VJai-'j
^
oli-iii-'j uiai'
a pity.
\lai.'
llJii.'
j^i^i?
Sinner. Mis-
s'lLi.'
^ J^\i.
^
m,6.
-tt-j
taken.
^
'ULi.' 'CLi.'
w-^iii-'
^^
woman. INfissing 'Jal^' ^ lUaUmark (arrow). Wrong, mistaken. Missing the '^Jik» Sinful
the
w-l»V9-
marriage. Betrothed. oCJai^
ragus. Green leaves of the acacia-
mark.
To preach
Jiai.
JjlLi-'j 'xXii^
:
^
to deliver an exhortation.
tree.
Yellow
oCLi ^
:c3CJai.'j
,
uCJai-'j
^Jiil
colocynth striped with green.
To
To ask woman)
To
He asked
I
quiver, to vibrate Cffki.
(spear).
To happen
To shake
o.'s self in
walking.
"^
_4»>'
i
_^l.j <-j
—
To waddle.
To wag the
^ Oil»ij
(camel).
To
v';iyki.'j l^4ai
the fingers).
i
rank, important. jeopardise
self.
To
*
iii
^y li
o.'.s life.
To bet with a. o for. ^ ~ To be in danger (sick man). J^\ To be the equal, the rival of. i ^ij>l < To warn a. o. To bring J.G Jj Jc ji *5 U. A _^i t
^
a. th. to
^lai-'
CJai-'
(a tribe).
him
his sister
iLrii
*I3l.
—
marriage.
«{>-To
woman)
give (a
marriage
u.
>'
»_.Li-'j
—
to.
be streaked with CLi-' a ^k> white or black. To be of a du.sky colour.
To brandish (a spear). ^ C\^Jai^ — To o Jai^ .4Q i^ jl Js. jl JCj 0^^' come back to the mind (thought). To remember a. th. To occur to a. o. (thought). i) — To change o.'s mind. ^"^^ "^ To be eminent, high in 'sj^W o jl»-' risk o.'s
of
'<^J
— To
hands,
(the
wW
^Uai-'
marriage. To ally by
in
marriage to
in
I'aise
5
(
in
(event).
J
become a
be, to
preacher.
Dusky yellow. ._jai.' ^ »CLi.' > ,_Jai Green wood-pecker. Hawk. Second person {in ijrammar). ^(i-J
back
a—
5 U>li5j llJjj
To be wrong, to make a mistake.'ilaij To go beyond (the mark A ll^uj
It is t_^\lai.'
Bitter plant resembling aspa-
To
into
o.
error, sin.
Wrong,
Bridegroom. Betrothal. <- Betrothal-present, tjai Bride, *r;|a>' "^J "^rt^J ^t^J
To
«lLil Usil
:
Betrothing.
tail
i^U-j
mistake, a fault. To miss (the butt, the way).
To
dence.
Dusky
To commit a
the mind (God).
lay (a wager), to risk a. th.
To converse 72J\i-Jj Clki S wJ?Uwith. To address a. 0. To discourse on. j — To come within reach of (game).>.' — To become yellow. To be strea- kj,k>1 ked with green. To assume colour :
(wheat).
To converse together. To be aftianced. To ask a
woman in marriage. Thing, affaii' important ^^a^ ^ wJ«i-' or not. Cause of an affair. What do yo« want ? \\Tiat dJ^thi.' U is the cause of yom' aflair ? Bride, bridegroom. t_ilLi1 ^ wJai Discourse.
A—
^b'di k-J»-il
•^
Letter.
oCAk>j
*:hi.]
^
cjiLi
U
I
To
^Lhi.
fi>
snatch
^ -^j
C
s
a taiitt-' "^ deafen ( the
Ciiai.'
a. th.
away. To
To
blind a. o.
ear).
To
dazzle.
—
Woad
-
Danger.
snatch
i
a. th. stealthily. ^_, s ^ilai.'
leave a.
5
^ki'l
miss game (shooter). snatch away Sj A ^iLiClj
wiLiif
a. th.
o. (fever).
To ravish
fi>
To
be i-apt in ecstasy. ^j^\j ^\^ji\ <> Snatching, elopement, rapine. _iLi.' Recovery. o»ia>-' Theft.
Limb
toi-n off.
J^^ J
Skipping (arrow).
The
wikl>-'
wulf.
^
.jJs-^Uai.'
Ji_^W'vi-
<>
oUa>
•>
uilLi-'
^
To
•^
*I^i.'
*^>
J jLi 1j
,
:^Li- a Ji»i.'
-il-
speak much, to utter foul language. To leason falsely.
To waddle.
jLijj
Lightness. Quickness. Stupidity. jLi.' Sophism. Idle talk. Length. Over-
long (garment).
Loquacious. Foolish. Lost jiii-' (arrow). Coarse (clothes, body). Cat. Dog. Misfortune. Perfumer.jL-i.'
Swarm
of locusts.
Having pendulous ears (ewe).
Jk»1
Loquacious.
Name To
of a christian poet.
bridle,
^
to muzzle (a
jLi^Vl
^
Jai: j ,(Jiir i ^Li.' camel) with. To silence i
a. o by.
To
strike the nose
of.
To
dis-
fi>
—
grace a. o. To sew up the edges ( of a skin). To put (a string) ^ fi, uv'ixi.,^ Cjai-' to (a bow).
at
thought
).
Heart.
-^
Good pleasure,
Passer by, comer. He got his consent.
He He He He
jiLi.'
^ —
«35?^
ii-*'
condoled him.
was
—
«_,l»Uj
offended at.
—
^^ o_^b. J&
consoled him.
o^i^Si- Ji»-
showed regard
to
I]j
ijkt.U.
He gave spontane-
o_,k\i-
^j-;
,_^1
e^ySi-
^/S
ously.
wi-iti-'
Snatching.
—
^
him.
o^Li
of swallow. Grapnel, iron-hook.
-tf-
<>•
•<>
wi-Li.' -f^j
Walking quickly. ^iiali-'j Food made of flour and milk cooked,
(
^1,>.)I
Ravisher. Satan.
_,Li-'
j\Li.
fancy, sake.
-<>
Snare to catch gazelles. Hound. Swift, kind
J^
^
jlki'l
Strutting. Dangerous. S^»' ^ _^i.' Once, one time. -^ Journey. o'^Sai^ Suggestion (of Satan). or,ia>.' ^ — Swaddling. Occurring ^iaVji-' ?- ^^^
-%ri
-r
_^iai.'
wealth. Equal in dignity. Stake a race-course.
iiLi.'
Rapid walk.
uf
_,]/
[plant).
Elevation, nobility, rank,
—
a. o.
jc
of Syria. Dirt
agglomei'ated on a camera Hanks. Milk mixed with water. jUii-l ^ ^jai. Branch. Large number of cameLs.
jiJI
(camel';. Culai.' a
bet on.
Large measure
—
ravish the mind.
walk quickly
^^;^
)
To make a
^'a.]\
(lightning).
To To To To To To
^Y
<>
He disobliged him. Be good enough to.
^ <
Important (man). Heart-broken.
•^
Good bye. As it pleases
-i>
4-
ii'jyS>-
'J^S
a^^d. »_.^b Jk\i-i)
j>^^^ ^jk'^
iiJU\i-
As-j
i!_>,'3-j
thee.
On account For thy sake. D
of.
iij;\^
^^k^ Jt J^Vj oV'i- ^*
Sling. Ballista. Lion. Perfumer. jlLi-'
Spear. Oily ointment. Enclosure for camels. Moving SjiLi-' the tail (she-camel). i>- Warning gives to a newspaper.jiLi-t Noble, eminent. Momen- ^>' ^ ->^^' tons. Dangerous. Pair, equal. Rope, halter. Threat. Darkness
of night.
Gossamer. Dangers, risks, jeopardy. To relate false news.
To walk quickly. To become flaccid
^'.'id-jj (
jk^-*
vS^'
"^
Sja>-
^
To
be
skin).
delirious.
Walking
quickly.
•Jj^isi-'
J
wii_;i
a
Foot of a camel
oi'
'^ '_«-'
»jUi.'l ^^
ostrich. Sole of the foot-
Boots
iti
To
bind a halter on a camel's nose.
oU» ^ — Beak
yellow leather.
Lightness. Nimbleness, unstea-
xli.,
diness. Slightness.
^
J^{
(of a bird). Muz/.le (of a
beast).
jr-^
Nose (of man). Momentous
affair.
Swiftness, sprightliness.
Light. Unimportant.
^jJo-
oUi-,
^ ^i>^
Light-hearted. Brisk. Poetical
me-
Nose-rein of a camel. Mark on a camel's nose
To step, to make steps
Foolish.
Gracious, kind.
charge Sharp-minded, sagacious
Bow-string.
,
(wn.
IMarsh-raallow.
Long-nosed. Black. Nose. Bill. ^l»'iiiJ*
tre.
Scanty-bearded.
Having
\
^ia5>-'b
<>
To
s ,
o Uai' "^
OJai.'
trespass upon
(
limit).
little
To make a. o. to walk, a Jai'b To overreach a. o. or a. th. ^^ y
Light-' landed, nimble.
ilai-'
ki-j
Pumice-stone.
Boot-maker.
Swamp
full
Step, of
lions
near
Step. Time.
Coofah. Undress, deshabille.
To cry (bustard, hyena, To produce a rustling
^
pig). (
paper
.
new
garment). Cry of the hyena. Rustling
new
of
(dying man).
—
UUi-
cJUj
,
Cxi>
o
—
{plant).
Speechless
(
less cloud.
c-ii
dying man). Water- c4G^
Weak
(plant).
To be
affected with QJ^ a r-^ -^ tremb'ing of the knees (camel).
To
incline, to lean.
rrdi-j
Trembliug of the knees (in ca- j^iii.' mels). Lapsana. nipple-wort [plant). Affected with trembling of the ^il a Jlii-0 Claii-'j walk at a quick pace.
To
\jJJi
protect,
^j ^^
s
to defend, to escort a.
ilii-'
oii.'
\^'
o Jl*
o.
s
-
Debauchee. ( opp to jij ) sli- j Ui' light. To be light-minded,
To be
brisk, active.
"tt"
-K-
To
crease (wealth).
To be
fail
^ To
To be To de-
(rain)
relax (disease).
To be Vjj, L»>' nimble in work. — •^ To be light-footed, swift. 'S>-j_ To rush on. Jl^ ^_^} xli-.j Ui.' — <)
light-handed.
alleviate, to lighten
fi>
lii-'lj
,_il>
a. th.
To be
in an easy condition. To lii'! have light beasts. To travel without encumbrance.
To relieve a. o. To blame a. To wear boots. To hasten.
o.
^'
—
^lUi
•{To wear an undress.
To To
act briskly. find (a
render
knees (camel). Crooked.
To
fatten a. o.
To
the voice- to read silently.
Rue
To
Sleeveless shirt. Wolf. Ogre.
To snatch and throw ^ 'iji' a lii^ ^ a. th. down. To destroy house ). To spUt (a water-skin). To become still, silent ( voice ). To cease speaking
c.»^jj
;>i'
'iJaij Cj\yh
Fat, fleshy.
clothes.
To die suddenly. To lower <S^,
foot-
Measure of 6 feet. To be compact (llesh) To become fat (man).
Hyena.
<
two
between
space
steps.
burden) light.
a. o.
To To
hght-witted.
enliven
a. o.
To make little account To disregard a. th.
of.
^j
tj^il\
Light, unimportant. Small troop,
lii.
\^
abash, to humble a. o. circumcise (a female).
To
To
(
^•^^
5
— To
To remain in a place. ^— To bo easy (life). Caii- o jaii-' To soften (the voice). To a> jA* facilitate a. th. To lower (a camel's To abate ( the head) for riding. <>•
price of
).
To end
with a
(a "word)
kesra.
To become easy
(affair).
be lowered (price). To be lowered (voice).
To
<>•
To be
jaiv-X
(life).
J'^K, jom^
The Humbler (God). Easy (life). jas> Pai-tlcle commanding a kesra.
-^' ~
r•l^^'b
CiiJI iolU- J^'J^
watered.
Easy (Ufe). Lowered (voice).
To
fall in
wave
a swoon.
J^y^i J^* cr«-ii-'
To
Ci> a
^i-'
— j^
C«i>
deject a. o. (hunger).
5 ^liil
be contracted (liver). To be ^i-ji^ near to swoon. To be uprooted (tree). To be perforated (lung). lo ^i>lj Vjjii-J CUii-'j UiiT o ,J*> "^ throb (heart). To flash (lightning). i
wave (flag). To quiver To move about (mirage). To
flutter, to
(swoi'd).
blow (wind).
To patter (sandals). uii.' o — To fly ( bird ). To be nearly over (night). To break wind (beast). To slap a. o. with a. th. broad.^j 5 — To beat up (eggs). To set (sun, star). To be CS^' — i
-<>•
empty
(the
head
To betray
to setting (stars).
brightly
To
a. o.
send an
i
J^\
o.
To have recoursn
to a.
^
Joii
SjUi-'j
J^
o. for
Bashfidaesg, shyness.
Escort. Sentry.
^j. -^^ VjSjo-i
SjUij
^i
a'jtC
Hire of a watchman. S3^»J »J^ Defender, protector. Mj^Ii-' jr-'l^'j «3^' >
Bashful,
j^S^
v!
j'i^'JJ '^yp'-i jk?"
modest (woman).
Wild oats. jy>^ To scofl' .to laugh at. » Cii-' o ^_,-ii.'-JV To sink down. for ^X~i- ) ^jJ^Jb ~ "^ To destroy (a building). To eat * — (
little of.
To To
hold foul language hold
foul,
to.
s
shocking ^i^j
Cii-'
i
— —
speech.
To drink little or i^i-b u-^>' much water. To be thrown prostrate on the ,_;-JisJ ground.
To be
altered (water).
(stars).
in drowsiness).
To
Wine mixed with much
water.
To throw a. th. o jili-' -^ i_; Cii> To be small-eyed. To be CiSi a ^> weak-sighted. To see only by night. To be contracted (hump). To pi'ostrate and trample fi>j s jS^ upon a. o. To pull down (a building). Bat, night-bird. ^jUi-'^ ijiUi Weak-sighted, jjj. ^ .lli> ^ JJ^\ SmaU-eyed. Nyctalops. a. tb.
To
soften (the voice).
jiil
To nod faU. To
<j~^^->\
Blackbeetle.
To lower
(place).
To incline To shine
j^
,
^
through hunger.
To
~
shy, jioDi Sjl**-' J 'S^ ^ confused (maid). To protect, to defend a. o. ^j j _^> To wall (a town).
-S-
(curtain).
To be flaccid (joints). Cuii-'j To have the liver contracted To To
To be
J^*J ~
easily
_4>
a. 0.
Protection, defence.
Kesra, vowel-accent.
Ground
o
iS**-
protection.
Depi'essed place.
Compliant, quiet. Easy, quiet (life).
a —
a.sk for his hire (guardian),
To bi-eak (a covenant). To fulfil (a compact). To circumvent ^ 0>a>j
escort with a.
humbled. To abate (price of goods).
Easy
^jalij
)
/*>
To
C
i
jali-'
inflect (a
-S-
word)
with a kesra.
To walk
be disappointed^ (hunter). To become
still
tr
i.
gently (camels).
€.
to die (man).
To be jaJ^
JCrack, gap in the ground, j^ul ^ Bed of a torrent. To elect a. o as an emperor, ^ii: -^ Sultan of the Turks, ojl^i.'^ oCjCi- Ts
^
To be lean, jlijj 'ijo.'j >U.' o 3>-' -f^ To become destitute. To give sweet herbage to *> ^U-' o — (camels ). To pierce a. th. To slit (the tongue). To pin the skii^ts (of a garment). -^ To apply a seton to. To specify a. th. (in prayer). J— ^ To faU in a. th. '^' To become poor. 'Jil To become sour (wine). jii.' To turn (wine) into vinegar. jli.' To pickle (dates). To pick (the tooth). To let (water) flow in the interstice of the beard, fingers. <>• To i
fi>
To
act friendly
a
V5Uj
CJii
':S\p-J
towards.
To
injure a. o
To To
a. th. a. th.
;
be remiss
in.
To
leave off
(God).
^ (rain).
—
5
To
To become
crowd. penetrate in. in a
Jil ji^j
sour.
—
^jSi\
J —
become friends. ^li-i become sour (wine). To be ^y^[ disordered ( mind ). To be entangled (business).
To make vinegar with. To pierce a. o. with (a spear). To be in want of.
*— 5
i_i
Jl.
— —
Vinegar. Path in J>Vi:j '>1 ^ 'Ji.' the sand. Crack-brained. Shabby garment. Vein in the neck. Lean. Fat. W^eaned camel. Evil. Rent in a garment.
There is neither evil ^^j ji nor good in him. Intimate friend, Interstice, gap.
eJ^s. (•
Jl^'l
Unsound-
«>
J^ ^
3>-
jli-'
tion.
To To
J'^.i.j jii'
^
Inborn quality. Acid wine.
di-'
flap its
wings con-
o.'s provisions
prostrate
»
a. 0.
quiver (looming).
To
—
flutter jlsil
(flag).
Palpitation (of the heart).
oUli-'
Thong, strap for striking.
:jii>.
OUii-J OVSii- fr *A*i-J *5i» Lank in the belly (horse). Flags, banners. jilj^Jlj oUsii-JI Broad in the fore-part of the jui. ^JL«i.J
foot. -^ Humbug. The East and the W^est. The four cardinals points.
Wide
oVkstiJI
J5>3^-"
delusive desert. Swift-
jiii.'
running (horse). Fleet (she-camel). Light and
woman. Confused run
j-2iii
of horses.
Calamity. Setting points (of the stars). Broad sword.
jJli-.>
Insane.
J^ii-J*
(^'j
flash (light-
ning).
To
J^^-^
ijii.'
lii-'
-^
appear.
To show,
^
to fi> Uii.'^ CJi.' Ja^ bring out a. th. To conceal a. th. To be concealed, to be latent.^UiTa,^ To conceal o.'s self ; to <^j <^~ — disappear.
To To
j
a ^i1
disclose, to unveil a. th.
conceal
o.'s
^^Ifil -^j
J^icl\j
Jj>-3
-^Todisguise o.'s self. To make a. th. apparent. To A Jci\ kill a. o. (in secret).To dig (a well). self; to lay hid.
Secrecy. Veil, covering,
The eyes. The calyxes of flowers. The genii, the devils. Secret. Secrecy. Genii.
s^il
^
'Ui.'
i^^fedl *li>1
j^ll ;;iil
J>JI
'CjU-Jlj wijl>i-'
«
Feathei's of a bird concealed
*;5'i
ol_^
under the wing. Secret. Thicket.
COi-'j ollii-'
Well. Touch of insanity. The secrets of the hearts.
Robber of graves.
To
ness. Disorder. Defect. -^ Seton.
Hole. Need. Destitu-
To have
sumed.
To
forsake (a place).
use a tooth-pick. -^
mix
^ ^'1
to disorder
To render a. o. poor To want a. 0. To be circumscribed To To To To
(bii-d).
bold
pickle a. th.
To
destitute (man).
boil fast
CtJi.
(cooking-pot).
^
t_.ji2!l
xlji-'
GuiT
^iUJI
^
j ^Sm^j u>.' i ~'j>: loose (pulley).
To be
Rainless (cloud). Ligthning without rain.
,_ji »J[>
Said of a promise without Wheedle, coaxing. Foolish (woman).
Jj
effect.
i'>U
^
^J^S"
t-jliiJI
..J^
Remains
^J^
Surroundings of a country. jG oil J>U.
•CUT
Deceiver.
i^hJ
'r^^
O^li-'j ^^Ai-'j
^J^
Orobiis tuberosus,
^
a sword. Friendship. Gap in a tank. Unripe dates. Between. Jyi' Instrument for piercing. :d>.'i ^ J^U \\"ooden pin. Muzzle of a young camel.
onii-'j
Deceitful.
Claws, clutches, talous. Reaping-hook.
Sweet herbage used as the jU.' ^ jii staple food of camels. Thorny tree. Sincere love. Female friend. Scabbard of :ai.1 r-> J>^-j ji» ir
^]\iK»
Tooth-pick.
J^S^
heath-pea. entice a. o.
soft
Lie.
by
ij^j s ^^-lU.'
-H-
words.
Wheedling.
Inside of a house. Sincere friendship.
uH^' True
Vanities. Medley. Falsehoods.
The
,_,«xi!iU.'
To make low
wj^'^^ .j^lii-J a
tricks, jokes.
iiw>i.'j y^^U-'
vous child. Mountebank,
To drag,
fi>j
s T^i.\j
«.
°
fool.
<^
to pull out a. 0. or a. th.
cr=>;ii-'
-«
To wean
(a
fit
broken with fatigue. To contract the eyebrows. fi> ,^1 To be shaken. To drag himself ,»Ji.5 along (paralytic). To branch off
^
(river).
J
oj lu.
r-'^Silj
ijJi'iJ
(business). oUtii'j
rr^ ^
r-li-'
Canal. River. Rope. Eye-lid. Bank of a river. Schooner. -^ Great canal of Cairo. Fleet horse.
?i-lil
last long, to
remain )S^' o
jJU.' -i^
for ever.
To
retain a youthful appearance (old man).
To abide
in (a
Ji^j
I3>ji>
To reach
(man)*
j loU.'
^ jJilj
place). •^
i.
e.
-r
d^^
the Patri-
Lean and crack'^'\
Wretched, poor. Poorer. Species of thistle.
:^*i d
Pickles.
jli,;
Vehemently thirsty. Destitute. '^-J" Unsound of mind. Disordered (aflfaif). bone). <-
To
fit
ji-JLi-'-tf-
shake, to stir a. th. To put on an anklet. To be sha- ji-Jii-j ken. To be scattered (army). To be disjointed.
Silver anklet.
<>•
Ankle. j^>U.'
Unsteadiness. kneel
Jikii' Ji-J-U!
Uncompact (army).
To
^
Ji-XhxJ^
Ujiij «>U.j *5U a "^i -* moving, to be refractory
without (camel).
the
Strait of the sea.
To
*l!Ai'j :J>U.'
c^'j -y^J
friend (of God)
To bare (a
— To move, to stir a. th. To strike a. o. with (a sword), o 5 — To wink to a. o. ^^ » — To busy the mind (affair), s rr^Q.j — To be spoiled. To be GJU.' a tpXi^
mind
—
—
brained. Destitute. Pierced.
-(f-
rJti'
i
beast).
To busy
friend.
arch Abraham.
Unsuccessful business. Flint-stone.
Mischie-
;J^U-j SJ5u.'j
the teeth.
Variegated.
To
of food between
a very old age
—
To keep To leave
a. th. for
Food and
drink.
To wound
s
a.
0.
\tj^
another.
,
Qi
with the claws (
lion
).
—
sViiiti'Vii *
w.'rp..5-llj
clutch its prey
jLj
o »_.Ii.' -ii(beast). To
To
i
captivate
a youth woman). To wheedle a. o. ^ ^>U-j uMij Cii o — To be siUy (woman). Qi a »j4i To be miry (water). (
To Ai-'j
to a place (man).
:
deceive a.
- Membrane
o.
s
^i. \j ^d-j ^_jSt_i5u.1 ^ wU
of the liver.
Claw. Vine-leaf. RadLsh. Enticer. Pith of palm-tj-ee. »JU.j ^_JU.' Palm-rope. Mu-e.
i^ To pay
a.
To
conscience). 4-
Let
•^
To
a 4-
me
alone.
^U'
ili
a. o. ever-
duty on
(
goods
(a letter)
ic
;
—
To
lean
^ To
s
^d.
fit
fi>
fi^
Lark
i^j •
Thought. Mind
^^—
(old
*.i>5ili-'
Choice part. -^ Final sentence of a court. Discharge of an account. Medicinal extract. Substance of a dis^SifeOI ZiyiSincerity, devotedness.
^^>Ul.j i^>U.'
of dates.
Sincere friend.
(j. pi).
oLiU-'j yai*
Pure (colour).White. Sin- ^jj^ ^ cere. Free. Genuine.
^\^
^ Down-i'ight.
Sincere, devoted (friend).
^i-.'-
Pure, unmixed. ^lioUj ^-J^ The Saviour Jesus-Christ. ^/4^l mix, to
mingle
v_j
a. th.
ifc
Jali. J
,
Ckii^
i
JaU.' -)^
with.
To eat noxious food (sick man). jJi.' To be delirious. j/iyT j — To be blended Aj ? Cl»>U j liaJG-^ JJviwith. To have iatercoui'se with. To mix (cattle). To infect a. o. (disease). To fall upon a. o. (wolf;. To be disordered in mind. 4,iit J J4_p.' To be slack (horse). Jaiiiij Jaiil
jSiJij ujli
ji
a. th.
_^1
J,lj?JI
cjlajlii!)
rocks.
jJJ^l
-^^j jIW* \si^^ _,ti'
-Jt-
by
force.
To take
away
from.
A
otf a. th.
deceit. a. th.
(head).
green
partly
^Jli
y
To
.jjJ)^
and partly
diy
a
^^
(plant).
To contend together
for
stealing a. th.
To cheat, to To embezzle
,j^\
defi'aud.
A—
a. th.
Herbage partly
course.
uii
Supports of a pot. Vigorous (old man). For ever. Pea. Bean. Lentil.
be
x^y^j
—
Sjiij
jj
To become hoary
Receipt.
^
soi^
The Canary Islands. The mountains. The
^j«^i.
Purified (gold, butter),
jOi.'
Dog.
^5U'
(
a» U> ^
man). Keeping to a place.
gold, silver).
Refined, purified
aiiT
Eternal, lasting. Vigorous
Salvation. Redemption. -^ End.
back from.
i_^j
soul.
;
by To snatch
a. th.
jiil
(bird), a Scrofula.
To carry
a. th.
a. th.
^
dise.
Earring. Bracelet.
give a discharge to.
To extract the best part of. ,jali^ To select a. th. To elect a. o. (God). To worship God sincerely. iLi ^ — To give sincere (advice) ij — s j to. To have (sincere love) for. To be saved, freed from. ^ ^^ti-i To get rid of. To act sincerely with o. a. ^(iC! •^ To release o. a. from obligation. To claim, to appropriate A ,j^X^[ a. th. To select a. th. <>. To extract
To
» jlilj jli
stick faithfully to (a friend).
Mole, field-rat.
).
act sincerely with.
Rob
Aj
To perpetuate towards. To J|_,
Continuity. Eternity. Para-
debt.
To get
j:^
)
To render
lasting (God).
s?"^^
To recover
retaliate.
^Y Y
(o/s
suit a. o. (affair).
To pay postage on
To
(
To discharge
th.
fi*esh
and ^^-dij ,jJ^
partly dry. Theft, embezzlement.
Flying opportunity, .jJU-'^ ilii Mixture of white and black. Mulatto. Cock of mixed breed, '^^y^
Hoary
(hair).
Faded
"^^i
(plant).
Swindler.
i.r4^
To be pure, unmixed. Ca^jU' o y^xU- -S-{ To be finished. To be saved from (dan- jk C»>ii- o — ger). To part from o.'s people. To be cleared from (the dregs). ^ To be free from.
To reach a. o. To be broken in
^j the flesh
i},\
Cs>^ o
Cai>-
a
—
y^ii-
(bone).
To
save, to
fi-ee a. o.
clear a. th.
To
tract the best
To
*j
refine a. th.
of.
^ To
save
i ^jAi-'
To
ex-
o.'s soul.
^
To be relaxed (nerve). f.'^li -^j To depart secretly. To be intoxica ted.
To break a compact. To divorce. ;j(ij To be displaced. To be luxated ^iu[ (limV. To be removed from office. To be .stripped of o.'s wealth. To be divorced for a dowry (woman). take the property of. Divoi'ce. ^leat cooked with aro-
To
matics. a3 a
Disorderly, immoral
-
;;ii.'j oft'
.
^'ji.'
of.
o
w-iii'
-ft-
To be the
of.
6^
:
^
o.
to retrieve
A—
jcj J
two kinds
»liaii.'j
replace
Sj
fi>
CiU.'
a
(a beast). To luxate (a limb),_ To disown, to repudiate fa son). 5 — To depose a. 0. from (office). ^ 5 — To throw off all restraint. 'ojtlit — To act profligately. ^ To lose the mind. To become
^
ungodly.
To
clothe a.
o.
u A—
with a robe
of honour.
divorce
(o.'s wife).
his
s
ClC a
^Mi'
^'
^
To
To be dismissed from
office.
To be ^'
*j
To snatch off a. th. A f,'^ To dislocate (a limb). To divorce (o.'s wife). w^' To send forth leaves. To seed
wiii^
-fy-j
4*'
(she-
camel).
a. o.
SJ^jii-j: fi>
stripped of its .«hroud (corpse).
To be pregnant
To appoint
To
i
seize a. o. fi-om behind.
leave (luggage)
i»iUt>j i^-^
food. -^ Mess.
pull off a. th.
A — To be cast off by — family (son). (ii>'
o.'s (father).
left-handed, squint-
of
ij^
Intriguer, interfering
man. Mixed
;
of milk.
ali'
put a pole (to a
behind.
H^'^i^
Jal*^ Ja-ii-' ting man. Cmpanion. Partner. Husband. First cousin. Friend. Neigh-
To
God).
repair (clothes).
eyed, foolish.
xLii.
Confused crowd of men and i,SL> cattle. Deceit practised in the tithe
(AiT a A^' -fttake off (clothes, shoes). To release
— stupid (young '^Ji^j *s>U.' man). He has not his father's fj\ ju Ji- ,Jxi. worth. — To be altered in ^ili!_j xs^li-j milk). To be corrupt (taste, odour (man). To ascend a mountain. — To remain behind a. o. Caii-'
To
-
J»!Ai1
Partner.ship. Society.
cJ^ To
CaiJ liiaJJ Jir^'l
replace others.
To be
<-j
bour. Mixture of clay and straw
To be
To
of
Medley. Insinua-
^J
J^J ^*^
the place
fruits
tent).
humours
Confusion. Rabble. s
agent, subtitute
:
four
LU-j oHi^l
Disorder of mind.
•^ Paralytic.
To succeed a. 0. To take
(a loss
ialU Jaii JaJL
of cattle.
life.
Luxated. Loosened (limb).
To To
of mixed race.
Pell-mell.
The
Shameless. Debauchee. Repudiated (son). Profligate. Deposed. Constant fear. Foolish. Preserved colocynth. Pickled meat.
cause a.
multitude. Medley.
the body. of goods.
Wolf. Ogre. Gambler. Cast (garment).
To
Jaii.'
Mixture of dates. Any mixture. Mixed l>!Ai1 ^ Jai> dates. Intriguer. Crooked bow. Promiscuous Jalli^j tJliO i»>^b ~
<
gift.
The best part
New
Flatterer, intriguer. Foolish. Jalij
Man
^
of honour received
Robe
—
s
To be mingled. To become fat (camel). To be disordered in mind. To be intense (darkness). To leap the female (camel). JaliiiJ,!^
s
as a suc-
(corn-plants).
jf
;Ju.
^iil
;U Substitute, replacer.
^Yi
(
sation.
Good
sou. -^ Otf-slioot.
Foolish,
silly.
Water-
^J^
)
^u
Compen-
cessor.
<>•
To
leave an inheritance.
To bring forth (a child woman). To disobey a. o. < To fi,j s wiJu transgress (a law). To forfeit o.'s :
iiJU.j ^.\i.
di-awer. Spoiled (wine). foi' nothing, *;!; ji worthless fellow. Remaioder of a tribe. Pole in the hinder part of a tent.
word.
Good
To disagree with a. 0.
To go
Women.
upon
(
an
j
s ili^Uj *U&»i
to (a place) duruig the
absence of
—
affair).
J[ s
—
a. o.
To break a promise. '«jp^i ^iU-l To repair (a garment). A> — To draw water for a. o. J — — To retrieve a loss. j. oMi jji To send behind. To replace a. o. s — dli'i oSiij Childs^^itljl c-Sil :lJ5U The tree has put forth
Diversity. Sleeve of a shirt.
Salix (egyptia, Egyptian -^ Other, else.
willo-w.
^
Uncontrovertibly.
Contrnrily to that. Vicariate, caliphate. -^
l':\
birth.
fruit.
Tribe deprived of her
ojii-'
'
^
To remain behind a. o. ,jSij To disagree together. wiiiilj wiJQw To branch off, to be diversiw«iS>l
»
warrioi-s.
Road be'ween two mountains. Vicar. Caliph, the uJySj -uU.' supreme chief of Islam.
fied.
Left-handed. Squint-eyed. Foolish. Torrent.
Male
,jiu1
^
li-^
To appoint
ij:^ liii;j li^U; o^Ai^ without losing his wealth. of a tribe. Road.
Willow-plot. Delphinium,) lark-spur
o.
To
y
seize a.
— o.
to
»5WI Jl,—
a. o.
as sue-
To
fi^j
s ^iiisiJ^
di-aw water.
To
find (water) to be sweet.
i^J^
To substitute one for another. S — Coming in succession ci>U-' ^ uH^ (time, people). Wrong saying. Edge
^
jJo!
Ij
travail (woman).
Aj
replace a.
behind.
cessor, agent.
>Ji\iJi-^
(plant).
create,
o.
the privy.
Bountiful
To To
To
leave a.
To return repeatedly
tJ>Ui>
mises. Province.
Encampment
succeed.
from behind.
sei'pent.
^
Delusive in his pro-
To To
s '«i%j
(jii.'
zJ^'ji:
<
o jl>
-H-
an axe. two-headed axe.
of
A
Oyi»-
Cj^i
1^^
j
to form a. th. out of nothing.
To
forge (a
lie).
polish (wood). course). ffiiU-'j
To be To be
even,
shabby
To ^U.j uli.' — To compose (a dis-
CSjii-
the measure o JfJ^'j
CiU.'
Different, contra-
of.
^^j
5»jii-'
o jii- j ju'
(clothes).
To be fine, goodly in sJi^' make (woman). To be fit, apt to a. th. To poUsh (wood). To aroma-
o jii
j
j
tise a. th.
To behave kindly with. To wear out (a garment). To disgrace ©.""s self.
*ii>J «j5U.l
rious.
a j;l» ]
,
o>UI
False pi'ediction.
smooth (wood).
jii-b
Behind, afterwards.
Breach of promise.
fi,
To take
aSj^j
j
Udder, or teat of a she- o^Ul ^ ^JiLj camel. The shortest rib. Two things contrasting, as shortouU.
and long. Axe. ojiUJI ob^ !r >io^-" ob Disagreement. Difference. Patch siU. on clothes. Diarrhea. Succession of times, plants.
Disagreement, dissent. Vice, blemish. Last
J^\
taste of food.
o>^>b *^' _iU.'
;,-
!
.•JU.
used
To
making bowls.
foi"
Galanga, aromatic
oUii^vj oVsJli-'P
root.
Wild thyme. To be vacant (place);
Sjl^iU-' «>U-'j I^U-'
empty
(vessel).
To
P
o >ii.' -Wbe alone
in a place. To elapse (time). He is free from troubles. C >^> He is dead. He is gone. l^\^'j> ^ij ^U^ To be free from. To send a. th. ^c — To be lonely in (a place). d\j <^~ — To apply o.'s self exclusively v-j to. To keep to (a place). s5li-j ljA>'j syu.' o "9^ To f.^) Jl^j i_j i'j
clothe a.
o.
Cy
with shabby
S
—
clothes.
To disclose a. th. to a. o. J* — To be perfumed. j^ To forge (a lie). A ji^O — To assume (the temper, man^— ners of
).
— To get angry with a. o. To become smooth (back of a jj^iil. horse, cloud). To become even with
^
•fy-
the earth (ruined house). It
may
^
be, it is likely that.
j5>i»-l
Creation. Creatures. People. tf-
jii.'
Crowd.
Constitution creation. jU. ^ siUspeak in private with a. o. <• C'Ountenance. Bii-th. To retire apart by o.'s self. *_ilj — To devote o.'s self to an affair. *SJ — Moral character, J!Ai-1 ^ jUj jii' nature. Temper. Bravery. Habit. a x^i j.*' To let a. or a. th. Religion, Anger. To allow a. th. To make a. th. paii'iiii less. -^ To preserve a. th. if- He lost his temper. — Moral science ethics. To cease to. To discard a. th. J>UV| Jit -if-
^
^
^
I
beseech thee
[lit.
May
dil^i
God preserve thee). To let a. o. go. To release
,
*»\
iLjZ. Ji.'
fit>j
To To
or
<_j
_j!
To
with
a. o.
lead a solitary
^— u— If i [
To be lonely, empty (place). J^^i To a.sk an interview from. s — To have a private audience of. o — Lonely place. Empty space. '>U.' Jl>
ii^
am
Worthy
to...t_,
|_^j,
<>•
Clj
A
('??.
clear from
s.
p.)
'-^
i:^ Ol
men
(P/.)
Prviy.
Except, save. Quite alone. Emptiness.
^ >U'
-ti-i
>u Cj
51*
^
:cLv>
^^IMi-'
Female
slaves.
3^i
(God).
jJ.'i
suitable, fitter.
Inner part of the hoof.
'l^llij
'^^
Smooth part
of the forehead.
Smooth. Well propox'tioned. Aro-jji^i matised (wine). Genei'ous, good-natui'ed.
ji^'*
o$9^ r
caldron.
To choose a. th. A ^i ij To treat a. o friendly.
it.
j-l>'
Praise to God thecn^ U-JI ^>1 -C«l 5jli best Worker, the most Powerful Even, smooth. Poor. More -uU-'^jjul
Large copper
Open country.
'Uli.' ^^
of..
Interior of the palate.
life.
I
J>U.'
J^'j J>U
of saffron. Suitable, able
— and beasts. ^ — The Creator
a. th.
retire apart
Solitude. -^
J^* J5U-'
Yellow perfume, compound
5
^.j ^t ji-3
retire in private with,
be lonely.
('"• /•)
Share of happiness.
Nature. Creatures,
place) vacant.
To be alone with a. o. To deprive o.'s self of. To get rid of, to part a. o.
S^ r
Polish, shining.
To leave people alone. U4^ ~ To quit a. th. or a. o. s jCiTo be lonely, (man, place). *5\it j'-^ To clear a (place). To find (a A —
from
oUiij
(garment).
(a prisoner).
^ To
Shabby
^^' ^
^—^
Friend. Covert of a .(Uij ^>ii1 gazelle. Grease of sheep.
Kind of heath
5
^
-fr
Ji\i,
j^,
?«<,:>U.'{- ^^iii'
P
>Y
(
J^ Sluggish. Milk just drawn.
^.^
r
Without.
^ 1^ cA'^
Recess, retired place.
Praised.
from hatred,
Broom. Heart
free
To
speak, to sing ^iU^' -^
snuftie, to
Temple (amongst Druses). Privy.'
j>T-*h
CsU^' a
?rt*i-'
-^
Bee-hive.
Large
s^'
ship.
(morals).
Empty. Free from. Elapsed. of a. o.
Of bad morals,
i
J>uVl
dis-
—
rrX'y-J
it
xVi^
Milch-camel. Divorced. Free, careless,
ill
^
OMi-'
through fatigue or disease. To be corrupt (meat). To become corrupt
To speak
rr »'i^ Solitude.
Out of the way, apart.
through the nose. Argemone, pi'ickly poppy.
To be exhausted
^%'^a
'Qi-b
o^li*^ -r i^4»
Bachelor. Bachelor.
'yi-'l
^
Jii
('«•/•) 'j'i
Spinster.
The
centuries dX/'-^^J *3feJI Oj^t elapsed. To die tS^iij iXi' a Ju.io o ->.»>' * CUT Ji-' ^ away (blazing). To abate (fever). To To cut off a. th. To put firewood under a cooking-pot. subside (anger). To faint sick perTo cut herbs (for cattle). To s — son). •^ To be disheartened bridle (a horse). To be quiet and still. ^s. a — To To unbridle (a horse). To allay (the flame). To put (barley) in a bag. dishearten a. o. J * — To prostrate a. o. To deceive s Jii To cause a. o. to die (God). a. o. Dying away (fire). To abound in herbage (land). Hole for covering embers. .s^iiT jr To conceal, to hide ^ \j'^ o ^ii^ -8- To cut (herbage). To be cut (herbs). a. th. To withhold (a testimony). To keep to milk-food. To leaven (the dough). To give wine to a. o. Fresh herbs. Vegetables. 5 — To be changed. To \y^ a _j^ Scythe. Bag for green herbage.;:5Ai--^-^-j s>^i-.» abscond. Nose-bag. To be unaware of (news). To o* be ashamed at. To stink (f^^'j U* o 'j^' ^ (meat); to be altered (milk), <> To To veil o.'s face. To leaven solute.
'
it.
i
(
-<>•
i
^
(the dough).
eat slovenly
To mingle with pervade hou.se.
To
a.
th.
To
To be near
deceive a.
To
a. th.
o. in
To sweep
cleave
to
o.'s
mel). <>
to.
a sale.
cleanse
To
- To
»
;
'\j
i
to glut.
To To milk
(a house). (
a well).
Us-'
—
To explore (a country).
praise a. o.
The hens have been
infect a. o. (disease).
A
(a she-ca-
oy^ t_jQ
—
^-W-^' !«»
^
To plot against. confined in their coop. f\iTo eat the remains of a meal, To abscond. To bear rancour ^ti-5 To sweep (a house). To cut To veil o.'s self. *^7C\ To feel hatred against a. o. J- a. th. Stinking, corrupt. To veil a. th. To take a. o. '^»i' j '-•'^j '^ -^, unawares. To keep a secret). To Garden without trees. To brood a Hen-coop. leaven the dough *ii>. ^ *^' oj 'j^ design). To give a. th. to a. 0. as a Remains of foad eaten in hope xi<^ii fi>
(
(
.
\
gift.
To
put on a muffler
(woman).
(
of heavenly recompense. Refuse of the people. Rubbish, old furniture.
oCi-j
o^ti-'
Five and
^ To
five, five
Formed
J^i
conspire secretly
_,iuJ >•
together.
together. of five letters (noun).
Five spans high (boy)
;
five
',^lii.'
years old
To
be fermented ( beveTo be leavened (dough).
J^\
be turned into wine.
(girl).
Fifty.
Wine. Any intoxicating
^
and fermented drink. Grapes. Screen. Crowd. Thicket.
oy'J.* Pentecost, \Vhitsunday.cru_i.i-JI j..%
Golden jubilee.
Hot wind of
Oi-yU^^h Cri-rCkJI a
JJ^
^
,
Press, crowd of men.
Fifteenth,
Way Thursday. Army composed of five parts ,_^»> the van and rear-giiard, the main body and the two wings. -^ A swine. Five cubits long (spear).^^ki_, u-ir*' Company of men. ^ti\ ^x^' Pentagon. •<> Magical figure. :
^ki
scratch,
a
Ci.jli.'j
Ct'^ o
i
^ii-'
«
to slap (the face).
To cut oft' (a limb). To beat a. Mark h ft on the face Jij^i.' ^
o. j
—
,^i-'
by scratching.
wound not
Slight
dissipate (darkness of the
To shrink from. Hunger. Upland.
Screen.
"i'jS-
'tSj^,
J^*i ^i' ^ j<^.
«S«^'1j
Muffler.
Remains
j\^
of intoxication.
Ferment. Leavened el^^j-'j -f^ bread. i>- Dough. Wine merchant. Vintner .*j.jiiX ^j jUi Public-house, tavern,
To take
-
^\iC>
.
c
fifth
the
part of
SjV^
inri.
ji>ii-J»
U
i3
^^i-Jj un.
(
jl s
a. o.'s
e'jjik'i
)•
_,iit>»
j^iitJ
Cii' o ^ii'
-fr
goods.
— the fifth to fi>j s Cii-' complete the number five. To twist a rope with five strands. To make a. th. pentagonal, * o-*^' five-cornered. To amplify (verses).
To be
-
— To
',
i
be in the number
five.
To
have camels watered every u^li>-
Five. Fifteen.
j
,^i»ul CA-A^i-J C\-Aa
Fifth part, a
^^-liil
Empty-bellied. {the ca-
"ij^j
Brovra, wine-colom'ed.
Sea-shell, cowi'y
fi'om hunger.
7nel.s)
of palm-trees. Yeast.
Sweet odour.
Fermented. Whiteheaded (beast).
night).
jCd\
Mat
veil
Dregs of wine.
wine.
mulcted. Musquitoes, gnats. To ba ^ii-jlj , Cij^ii. J Cai: reduced (swelling of a wound). To render the s iioi-^j (^'^i.' o belly lank (hunger). To be empty (stoC^ii'a ^^'j mach). To be hungry.
Suffering
of wearing a
Ve.ssel for leaven.
Addicted to drink. Affected with the vapours of
Small brook.
They
fj^ jt^
Stealthily, secretly,
Intoxicated, giddy.
Fifth.
To
c^^i-j j'-^
Sweet wine.
Egypt. Sirocco.
To
To
rage).
^_^ii1
fifth
^jj^>.' jt '.•'..\
L'
day.
XL^
< _^ iL^'
^ ^4.>j
^ii-'
fifth.
CtC^
leave in the
^/jj
Cplii: j'aij
morning hungry
and return in the evening satiated. Black-bordered cloak ^SX^i.' ^ ii;*i-' worn by men and women. Hollow part of the sole, ^^^ul ^ ^aiil
To use deceit. ^^lo-lV VLlii.' ^'Ja To make a false pretence. They are both o-Ci-'l si^ j li* I
closely united.
Watering days.
of camels every five
^^J^
.
Amaranth, velvet-flower
To
conjecture
!lii,>J
appraise
^ To
approximatively. a. th.
roughly.
jc.
Stink.
—
^;.i.'
Elder-tree.
Weak
Cili*
(lance).
"^^
oC*-'
Rabble, refuse of the people. ^Cjl — Appraisement, survey. Cn^j Nearly perhaps. cn^isSl U-j C;^i Appraiser. -^ Surveyor. To thicken (milk). o u^ )«, To speak, laugh or weep ;
with a nasal sound.
'.
(God).
stink (well).
Nasal
Laugh
voice.
'i/^3^\
Twang.
*!is>j
or tears uttered through
d» cjo-'
the nose.
Comfort of life. Glanders in camels. Snuffling, speaking 'Lli. 'jl through the nose. Nose. Narrow of a valley. iSji Entrance of a road. INIiddle of a house. Destruction.
To
snuffle.
To speak
^»ili.'
Indistinct speech. Nasal voice.
A
cut (a tree-stock).
^
Inner part of the knee.
Hi-^'
tii a
weak (foot). To CJi be lame. To perish (man). To cut off a. th. To weaken. To destroy a. o. To become haughty. be
lli-'
a w^i-'
U<'dA
^ -S-
of infamy. Evil.
Haughtiness.
^ ,_^
the nose.
o.'s self.
Any
Acid, bitter. Bitter plant.
u^.l"
thornless tree. Fruit of the capparis sodata
(
i\j\ ).
Good or bad-flavoured
(wine, milk). sLii-j aL^^'
milk.
Skinned and roasted
To limp
(kid).
Ja^^^iT
Cli;^j <»'^j u^i.' a
^U'
*
(hyena).
Hyena. ;^);^ ^ xi-U. To be obscure, fame- V^i-' o jii.' -{^ less (man). To be faint (voice)
To forsake a. 0. (God). z — To have a defect in the joints. j<^' To reduce a. 0. to obscu- Aj S Ji>1 rity. To make nappy cloth). To
<
(
fringe
(
a carpet).
To wander (mind). To be for-jiSjl^ saken by God (man). Ostrich feathers. Fringes of a ji^T
fy-
oCjI^jJIj
Nappy and fi"ingy carpet, Mucous membrane of the
cloth,
ii;^'
slu^JljiiT
stomach. Carpet. Hidden vices,
cS^'^i-^
^
"Ci^,
secret habits.
^
want
of reputation. J_^'
Dereliction from God.
Jii>
friend.
Ostrich feathers. Vari-
iX-^j
*Jli»
cose vein.
tj\:S-
:oUi.
of
flavour. To be altered (wine, milk). To roast (meat).
Defect in the joints. Sincere
_iij
Glanders of camels. ^rc Treacherous. oCo-' /i J oCii ji Tall, long. Bobby. v^i^j w-'^i^
The two wings
To have a good
Obscurity, ^ ,.^'1
Interstice of the ribs, fingers.
Brand
—
carpet. indis-
tinctly.
To To
^J^l
Flavour, taste of wine,
To empty (a basket) gra A Ui-' — dually. To cut (the trunk of a tree). To take the property of. To bereave a. o. of reason i'l n
To
of the body.
]
think, to surmise.
To
INIiddle
-if-
A ;^j C^'
guess, to
oSuiJI
Fringy and nappy vestment. Soft food. Thick cloud. Thicket, dense trees.
JJC>
Ostrich feathers. Soft,
ground
fit
?r
*W*
depi'essed
for culture. Velvet.
Obscuiv, reputeless.
Nappy
J-^
silk or
wool
Ji>%r
fabric.^'elvet.Jii^i'
\\\
(
Lion.
"j^h
VI
Satan.
Fern
To be
(plant).
Any young
j>a^>'
^
q Pen-knlte
be prone to evU. to
o.
th.
Jt 5 ^ill
Empty
To
turn back in walking. To turn
its hoof outside in walking (camel). To strike her breast (woman).
To be irritated. To have a rib broken
\ij^
—
i
^*
Uli^ a
Cause of shame. Haughty. Turning back its head (beast). Road. Liveliness Flax of bad quality. ^i ^ ,ji^ Having a bone broken ,_iii.' ^ ^iC\ (back). D Speaking through the nose. o'L..aJ^j '\l^jci-j ^j.Jc»-j
^_,.,jl:.-v^
j^'j
,
ij-J^
"{^
^^ ^
Bupi'estes, blackbeetle. Ca^'j
Cili.'
o
^
-^
—
••
To
To
eflemi-
^
Sj
.jji'
To
soften the voice. •^
be folded. -^
To
be spoiled
^i^,
(child).
Languid, c^S^ ^ oUi-^ j unmanly, effeminate.
,
,zJiJ>j
c.^
Spoiled
-^
Folds of a garment, of a ouilj
oCi
knife. Alilch-cainel.
Old wine. Old wheat. ^jiii.' G To walk with the toes ,Jaii.' -Hturned in. To surround (a place) with fi> jjui^ -^ a moat. Moat. Ditch, sewer. jiCi' ^ jjJi.' P To make a. 0. to swerve s JUi' •^ from a resolution. Waterfalls of the Nile. JiUi' Peak of a mountain, ij iUi-' ^ Jjiii. -ftEloquent speaker. Forbearing lord. Generous. Gallant. Wliirlwind. j^i. >ij j^k' '^1 — .Ai- -fthyena. Cow. Misfortune. Abundance. Surname of Egypt.
Female
To
stink (meat),
(jj^j
a
llni-'
Stinking.
Jji-'
-^
j^'_, Jji'
Pride,
gle, to tlirottle a. o.
To put
To
Large
suspicion.
Perfidious, profligate.
z
a. th.
a. 0.
Hermaphrodite. jui-'j oUi ^ Jii-' Asphodel ( plant). Dagger. _,j.e.i.' ^ _,?Jij ^^- -«-
place
Profligate. Inducing
stran-
nate
skin.
Baseness, lowness.
To
d-ii
(child). a.
(necessity).
Suspicion.
-fr
spoil (a child).
To insult a. o. iiiLo.' Ja-'*-' -i^ i_, To sow discord between. cnJ — To subntiit to J|^_, J ^^ a ^U' -)^ a. 0. To pray (God). constrain a,
oli
i
for drinking.
c,^ b "^i a
c-UJlj cJiijj
To bend
beast.
little finger,
s Ciii
fi>
languid, flaccid, effeminate.
JUi'
^
^A^j
To To
To fold j mouth of a skin)
scoff at.
(the
Suckling-pig.
The
)
To
a flag half-mast
S^Jji^l
SjJ^iO *ci'->-'^-' *jbvi»j o^j'Jr^ self-conceitedness.
Pig {See jj^).
high.
To cover a place (mirage). jli.' To fill a vessel ). To choke a. o. (sobs). To approach (the age of). "^ To choke (silkwornas in their
j.J^
^ ^
fi>
(
)
To quarrel together To be thi'ottled,
<J=^-'I»»-'t
delay.
To keep
a. 0.
"^j
J^j ,
To
s ^jJo.'\j
,j-I»-
^ ^j-J^j
,
^ a-**-'
o'^'
i-iUi.'
»
'r'
J *
""
hide a. th.
To be camous (nose). The planets, the stars.
j3\
Jy'^
conceal
a. 0.
strangled.
a'J
To
To
Carpus, wrist. t»\:j-
^
herself
(gazelle).
or a. th. back.
cocoons.
Quinsy, diphteria
To hold back. To hide
dV a
,.r4> ^jJo,i\
Camous-nosed. 'Cli-' j. ^^-li^ Wild cow. Name of a poetess. »ujijl
(
crack
Idiot,
^J^
\
)
•
brained.
birds.
To be flabby (belly). G^' To be foil of food (belly). Flaccid, flabby.
fy-
o^r
a
'U^'
M"" (a'i/e given cj\:f.\'ji,^ *»l'^'j
-^
^ o^l W-'S* ^
Plum, plum-
un.
(
:i^-^' ) ^;,i.' -«
tree, d Nectarine, nectarine tree.
o^^
Aperture in a wall. M-'icket. Anus, a Lane. To walk at a quick pace. To incline, to bend (branch).
To
prorait a. th.
iji.' -a-
^ jij
To come
Cord for strangling. Quarrel.
ju»
Nai-row pass mountain.
iJi^
Narrow
in
a
street,
JiO* t lane.
kconitum lycodonon.,
Christians). School-master.
^0
C»»»»"
Disease of the throat in horses, s^li^
^J
?r
A
A
—
^UfeJI jiU-
wolfsbane.
^^i jju
Aconzfu^i pardalianches, kind of wolfsbane. Colchicum, dogsbane. Orobanches. strangleweed.
^i&Ol jjli
7X^l^\ jjG-
Throttled.
woman. To disagree with jt y ijCi. — ili- -» a. o. on. To agree on a. th.with. To make a compact. ijlii
Jj^Jj J^-ij j^'j J^^i Asphyxia, strangulation. Ji^>l Slender- waisted (young ^piJ-JI jj>jl man). Necklace, collar. Stove for choking silkworms.
Helmet.
Prince.
unexpectedly upon Soft
gi.'l,
young
j S
a. o. (fever).
i>'
oli^i-'j
w
*>>
^'y^
rr
S'S'p-
Servants, followers.
<^y^j
To bellow (ox). \j\j^ o jt To be weak ij^i' a ^^'j Ijj^i' — (man). To abate (heat).' To soften (snow). To be strengthless (sick -ft-
To
be
weak (man).
To incline a. th. To seek to incline interrogate
Mouth
Gulf.
< To
be hun- j^iT
^ a. o.
To
y j\9-^[
of a river.
^
j\yC*\
%y^
Bellowing, bleating. Whizzing of arrows.
Rectum. Anus of the horse. Weak. Slender and oO'J*
j\'^
o\jj^ tr jl>»-'
she-camel.
Parish-priest,
*^jjj^
?r
^jj^ Gs
vicar.
Wife
oIj j>-'
Parish. Vicarage.
Choir of a church. To cheat a. 0. in.^j Treacheiy. To be unsaleable (goods).
To
^
j^ -^ :c!; 3^' -^ trjji-' Gs
it e'j'jXi.
tSj
—
j^i. -^
S jjii-.*
C^' o ^r^
stink (carcass).
the loss
deceive a.
0.
of.
fall
To
(fortune).
a. 0. To be long for Obscenity of speech. Calamities of time.
Ci-'
i
-S-
J,;.'
^'
u J^l To wrong
a. o. (time).
into destitu-
J^' _^a)l
C>»
o
^
^'^
"^
tion.
land.
To
forfeit o.'s
<*•
"^
Cc^i-'j
C;>>
c-U-
word. To break a covenant. To pounce down it ol5>lj 06-Jlj upon its prey (hawk). To experience a loss. du d>i-.5j To produce a rustling with Clj> its
ol a priest.
'^'j '>^'
Hunger. Barren land. Unwateredtj^
hills.
best, the choice (camels).
fine
j'^i-'
J*
J^ a
abound with herbs (meadow).
To
a. o.
Tract of land between two
The
ji.]
,
To hold foul talks against. To cut (a root). a Cii.' To lay many eggs (locust). To
To cause
person).
Ps
jlfeiii'
i>»-b
-«-
—
— —
wings (eagle).
To be crack-brained. p«i-' -^ To madden, to annoy a. o. s cj'^ He glanced stealthily j/i ^5)1? cyV> •^
at me.
To
steal a. th.
a. th. in
To keep*
c»l£>lj
cf^
memory.
Bold. Eating little and often.
ol>i-'
J^ '
^A^
C
To diminish a. tli. ^ f.^' -fr~ To bruise a. o. bj blows. >-> ^ To pay (a debt). To weaken a. o. * To eat away (a bank torrent). To be secure. t-y^ To diminish a. th. gradually. A— :
To To
fear,
to be cautious.
dread
fear, to
a. o-
To know.
^^ A —
or
a. th.
To To
fear for a. o.
To
o^i-ij
Jc.
frighten, to threaten
a. o.
js
betray
To
pierce a. 0.
oU^
(road).
To diminish a. th. gradually. A ^i^ To send (sheep) one by one. skin.
Bustle, confused noise.
ol^i-'
3'^\
dreaful.
(road).
j^^
Threatening
o
-fr
J.\i-
—
fi>
J —
To sprinkle a. th. in. To diminish a. th. To be frightened.
a J^^j
House furniture.
J^Ki-j
J-*^ ••
cAj^.^
jJ^
JAf
Jj\i.
01(1 furniture.
^ Well,
Moreover.
so.
^ji.
Ps
J-'j^ Brown, blotting-paper. J^ji^ Jjj ° To have sunken eyes. Cs^' a uO'- "^
To adorn
A
crown) with
(a
'u^j»^
plates of gold. a. 0.
hoary (white
hair), s
—
To propose a bargain to. ^\ s ^j^jQTo blink. u^j^j — To become covered with leaves ^^*l u«^' ^r <^^ Palm-Sunday. i>=>i-Jl -k»-1 Papyrus. i^i;^' y»_p.' Hot wind hot time of noon. >Ctf^' Deep well. Leave.? of a palm-tree. a
:
Seller of palm-leaves.
Having sunken
(wall).
Terrible, frightful.
wi-9-.>
lion.
^i-i^JI
Dangerous places. Dangers.
oj
ii-^
To be wide, broad. Cj>>-' a Jji' -STo adorn (a girl) Nvith earAj 5 — rings. To snatch and carry away a. th.
To widen, to expai:d a. th. To go over (a country). To be far-extending, remote. Gold earring. One-eyed. Scabby. j_^' Far-extending.
To manage
(the
a
J^i' ju.1 oS^-'
j^' ^
A vCij
.i5>.'
^' j;>i1
^ji.'
<>»l^'
^
'Lo>.'
>.
To wade
*
CaUJ- ^ Ci>>.'
through (water). To mix
^
o J»U( a beve-
rage). To embark in (an affaii*). To face death. y'^" ~ To engage in conversation, ^j^-j J — To move about a sword ^XlJlj A — I
in (the
wound).
To bring
(a
hor.se) to
to foi*d
To
water.
^j 5 J^iilj jsjU To make (a beast)
through (water).
enter in conver-
c.i-v>JI
J
v]^i'
Ju. -^
To
enter into (water).
of.
it
a. th.
jfcj
5
—
J^"
a. 0.
To have many
uncles.
ur'jtk
A j^^jj J^^l
Ford. Pearl.
grant, to confer
^j^'y^\
eyes.
sation (people).
of.
take care
upon
^i Ci.yi:
(palm-tree).
Dangerous
To To
—
^^'
»
with (a spear). To take a. th.
fearful.
Cowardly. ol^'j ^;^' -i^j oU Leather-garment worn by collec- "iiK.^ tors of honey. Leather-bag for honey.
business)
A —
j
^j
send (camels) to water *_, one by one. To lessen a. th.
jl^ To make
Fear. Slaughter. Fighting.
The
i_i
a. q.
Flank, side.
To be dangerous, unsecure
More
(promise).
To To
—
^ulj o^'
j'euder a. o. dreaded.
Ornamented
)
To break a
and sprightly man.
J^itj J^il
;.3^i.'
Rash, go ahead.
u^G*
Ford.
oCali^^j J^j}^-) J^^^ People, beasts fording.
Green bough. Stout
CiUj^
fT
*^i»-^
7 ^j^
"^
\AT
(
Treacherous,
7j'ji:j
To bode
o>)l
c/,'^
To have
well of a. th.
Surreptitious glance, hint. oi^Vl t:JU. Faithless, o\'y^j *2,\i-j o^ji^j iij'yi of treachery.
To be
ruined
(house).
To
Of-
^yU-
deceiver.
Lion. Languid-eyed.
full
)
r-
sJUj o\j*
iS'JAi
To be
,
*1^'
J'ji^
i
-H-
empty-bellied, hungry.
or to adopt as an uncle.
a. o.
VU.
J^
J^5j
To pay (frequent attention) to. »_, 5 — To have uncles amongst. J J^^i-^i^ To engage a. o. as servant, slave, j — Property. Servants. Lower J^i' ^ ^^^
To give no part of the bit. a Dancer. To bring forth (woman). iy^j Jjj^j sJ^b Jb»-' f '^^ (star). To be terror-stricken. Maternal uncle. Good token. Colours
give no rain (stars).
fire (flint).
To set To be uninhabited (house)
'IjI^^'j tji-'j ;
empty
Li-'&Jji^
of
an army. Black stallion-camel.
Owner
(place).
To be di livered (woman). i\'j^ a — To A j'j^:. \j j'^ \j %\^j iSy^ <^^J ~ snatch away (the whole property). To let an interstice in croutSj^ ,
of a. th.
Maternal aunt. mother.
-^
Step-
Manager.
fat (cattle).
Manager
lose the reason.
To To
pierce a (horse's) flanks with
«i^ I
cross (a countiy).
a spear.
To devour
fi>
a calf
(
»
— —
^
Empty-bellied; hollow; hungry. Emptiness of the belly. Gap,
>\'yC
Empty. Wasted. "Cj^i- j> o°^j jj^ •^Uncompact (cloth), n Mountebank. Cj^S-
Depressed, low (land). Food given to a woman in
xSj^ ;;_^'
all sides.
Having many maternal uncles.
To be unhealthy
'^
Out of mind. 'U>>J Bi'other. ( Diminutive of ^1
j>
)
yS'_^\
'J^
-^
4y Interjection of joy.
[opp. to JiJ\ ) ^^j 'x^ U^ ^ To be disappointed (man). To be deceived (hope). To become an unbeliever. — To miss, to fail in. ,
i
^
His endeavours have been
Cu^i' o
^Vi-
-ft-
(ground).
Unhealthy (country) ( See ^).
^
^li.
<>u.
a. o. To embezzle a. 0. To be unfaithful to (her husband wife). To break (a compact). *—
To betray
:
feel
a weakening of the
iH^L
^t
C'^'
—
sight.
To charge a. 0. with treachery. ^ o>i-' ^ To betray a. 0. To distrust a. o. To come repeatedly to. To impaij- (a right). A C)j'ivj,^j — To deceive, to betray a. o. s o^[ To seek to deceive a. 0. s oUi.ll fi>
Khan, shop. Caravan-
childbirth.
frustrated.
of property.
Scattered on
To
interstice.
Hunger. Steady. Soft ji'j jj^ ground. Upland. Bleeding of the nose.
Chaos. Abyss.
'4,'j''
wild
:
beast).
^
*=I>> "^J «JS*
Gardener, farmer. Box-thorn.
To
*IG.
Relationship of maternal uncle. :^j'^
ching (camel); in prostrating (man). To hang down (bird's wings). To be
To prepare food for a confined J j 5 — woman. To be very fat (cattle). To fail j'jp\ (rain, flint). To be hungry (man).
oVU- ^
oUU^
06-
P
sary inn. Sultan of the Tartars. Landlord of an inn.j^ajG- oj 'J,Ou.j 'jji Tune (in music). Square CjVAi-^ xSi. P of (chess). Cook-shop. Unfaithfulness.Weak-sightedness.o^ :
Footed tray for serving food. DLstrustful.
Perfidy, breach of trust
ol^"^ *JCi
Ar j^L jUi P
Cassia fistula (tree).
Yellow gilliHower, viola alba. 01(1 Turkish coin. Excellt?nt.
[fjji.
Very
P I
religious. <>
Better.
Ji^fX »Option. Free will.
Old man.
Mohair
;
j^i'
rcJjiCi;.'!
^
J> -'S>
'
jl^il.
Ts
CSj,UsCl.
of a village.
To be
altered (meat,
He
C-ii^'
i
To be dull (sale). To lie To decrease (value). To waste
grief. Fault.
Mistake.
IMilk.
tr-C^^'i -k ^-tS*
^i ^
Den of lions. Gaol, prison.
*!.*>. j
cr^-^->
Coarse cloth
yiCilj ^i^'
^
^iii'
-«-
of the worst of ilax. Ignoble
To To
tent,
sack ;
^ jj^:
j.\^
jji
jli-
i
-tt-
aftiaii".
«^^ ~
«^i*J
a—
select a. th.
give to a.
0.
or
oj5
J
jl
2^
-^
-« *^J
a. 0. in
ilii.'
-tf-
camel's load.
science
i
than the other. small
Ja^*i o^Xij u^i"
quantity.
To choose elect a. 0.
To ask
To To put a.
a. th.
a. th.
good.
•<>•
y jl^i-b
*_•
iS.
,
i
garment).
;
-^
th. in store.
To
jUiJ.1.
consult a wizard.
To consult God by Good ( man).
divination.
'
jUi-b jCj*
9-
—
-^'
Excellent. Better, the best.
He
is
better than
dC^
j\iJ\j
J^
y^
thee.
The
best ^^Ini-' j1 'lllJ) ^ii-j ^^ujl j;^' of women.
man,
Thank
you.
6'J^ Js -t^-j [opp. to
'Ji,
ii;;^ -Iil^'iJ' )
j^ ^ j^
physical good. Wealth. Horses.
Wel-
There is a long time since. .0,1 J^ Hare's ear (plant). ^\ j^^ Lesser cardamom (small grain).!^ j^ -^
F. Good, the best. olln* Good deed. •^ At the grace of God as ^\ ;
Having an eye larger .Li^' ^ ^_^'1 than the other. Having one horn broken (ram). To sew up (a i^'j Qji-' LQ. « Jl^
^ ^'u.
fare. Virtue.
To make brocade, to embr older. j_;LJi.'a To be in small quantity. Cali-' ^^ii ^ To have one eye larger u»^ a ^jaJ>-'
once only at
j
a. th.
Moral or
Sack of straw being half a
call
I
^v^j J-'i>j
To overcome
of
canvass.
To
^i
s?
prefer a. 0. before.
—
u-d^
man.
Trifle,
s??li
^.
affair.
J*
,_^'
Lie. Goods.
Brush-wood.
Coarse
il^Ll
the option between.
-fy
fy
in a
pitious to thee in the
,,-li -W-
To be subdued reluctantly. iij^ ^Ai — To break (a prov_j CC-ii-'j C-ii.' mise). To act treachei'ously in. To humble a. o. To confine a>j 5 ^iT in prison, To diminish a. th.
made
j
»_;lui cr t_jilir
To make a sound. To earn wealth. May God be pro-
(goods).
Sorrow,
fell
hopeless
Jcj^
walnut).
(man).
His endea-
^r*3^ P
Zinc (metal).
:tiu.'
vours have been to no avail.
neous.
^ Mayor
I
J^*\
Free, arbitrary. SpontaElected.
I
Failure, disappointment.
Faint-heartedness is always disappointed. Steel failing to produce fire.
stuffj.
(
5 i-/u1j
I
^
J.^
iJ'j_fi-J
j?^'
j^ balk, to disappoint
a. 0.
^>\>.j j'jj^^j ^'Jy^j i/Oji'
Goodness. Happiness. -^ Happily so much the better. Generous. Pretty fine. tim
)
To
I
J,:i)j l,iii)j,=i^' i,u to pass along quickly.
it
?-
e-d>-'
s^
it
pleases God.
Nobility, generosity. Origin.
jji
Appearance.
The best of. ji^ Cucumis sativus, cucumber. Thou hast the jiikiJljj j^T^k cJ'^ Choice, option.
option.
(
To imagine to a.
a. th.
To seem J
^Al
_,
0.
To vie in pride with a. o. To have milk in the udder
)
J:^
To appear on (hoariness). J JaS-Jj L!* ^ To be sewed up. ia!i-j
Jl,
5
(she-
—
j^]
Thi'ead, string.
The first gleam of dawn, — Twilight at sunset. To be dubious to a. o. To be adorned with verdure (soil).Ju.l Gossamer. Atoms seen in the sunrays. To magnify o.'s self. -^To fancy, Jti-3 camel).
^
Flock of
to imagine.
Jaui'j
Ja-5-
J
,
ja^; Vl
Ja^l
ijS-i\
Jali-JI
jh.\j
oUali
Jali'
^^ Ixli-'
ostriches swarm of locusts. To seem to a. o. ^cJ Jj A — Needle. ^ To feign. J'A-^j ^t>^J ^^>-' To have a haughty de- Jl5>"o Ji^A^ Needlework. Art of sewing. ^^c* Tailoi", seamster. J»Cji portment. To be self-conceited. Huge mountain. Big camel. Banner JG;. Sebesten-plum. h^J jjb Ja^.'* ° ;
Shroud. Fancy. Black of a. th. Self-magLonely place. nified. Caliphate. Opinion. Suspicion. Bachelor. Good of a
prince.
Owner
stallion.
manager. Horse's bit. Liberal man. Weak-bodied, weak-hearted man. Free from suspicion.Imaginativeman. Mole on the face spot on o'A^ -r ~" the skin. Cloud giving no vain. ;
-r
;
St?-
Jc^-J
^
,
Jli-j
~
JiU
Self-admirer.
Phantasm, spectre.
Human
shape.
^ J\^
iLi'l
Scarecrow. Opinion,
suspicion.
Phantom. Human
^
oVUi.'
iCo.'
shape.
Imagination, fancy. V^^ih ^fz* «S» Horseman. PL -^ Cavalry. xJUi.' ^ jCo-' Siren (fabulous nymph).
Vanity, self-conceit.
Jli-'j
J^.'j
Symptom, ^_p9&»J *Ci..«j
To come down and
xl^'j
^
at
Mineh (pilgrim).
be diversified in colour. i\'J] ,_^.j Declivity of a mountain. Side. _ili.' Skin of the udder.
Den of a lion. xl^' Locusts having wings streaked oUli-' of different colours. Multitude of
Knife.
menHaving one eye ^i ^ •'^c*^ ^*^^ blue and the other black (horse). Men of different shape, state. oCil Uterine brothers. oCil j^lj jCi-'l Sultan, prince.
To think
^^c?-'
sign.
*j\3e-i^
''^'i ol
Oi)\ji-'
%*J
«^l
olsU-
^' a
'^'*J
A 'diWij
j'l
rr
JU-
T -ft-
^/^'j
''*iir-'-»
to imagine a. th. or that.
To thunder a.
o.
upon
ULo-j i^^^j \^J^j
^X^
settle in a
— To withdraw from a fight. To be shared, allotted amongst, pji — To make a station oliilj vJ^b jii-l
-"^^y^
J^^
Jsj-J"
Jj^*--^ ?r
Cloud giving no raio. He is apt to do good.
-8-
plain.
^^y^j
the face. Pride. Opinion.
n
wi-i^
li^' a and the other black (horse).
>^^:>-'
Bird of bad omen. Jj Q.)j J-i, ^ j:i1 Green wood-pecker. Roller (bird).
Having moles on
i!a!i-./i
eye blue
To
Haughtiuess. Lightning. Horses hoi'semen. J^i-'j Ju>l
Rue. Asafoetida {plants). Haughty. Jtkij j;>b du-
Sebesten-tree.
To have one
over
(cloud).
ic.
yiiij
To form
^L^i
j!i.'
a suspicion
a. 0.
To
put up a
To
forebode rain
J jjCi. J j:i-'_, ^L^-i scarecrow for (wild beasts). ,
^^^J Jl'^J
— ~
(cloud). ^ji.jj
UU^j
jlk'J '\
^c*'
^
-•'* ""
To
perceive good
symptoms
in.
^^i.!) a^j j!|.i_}
To bode
well
—
of.
•^To gallop; to ride on horseback. jliT To recoil cowardly from. ^ '*1;_^> j To stand on three legs (horse, ^lil ^ To manage a hoi'se well. s —
r
Ambergris. Tender stalk of a
(
>Ae
pitch, to enter
To camp,
plant. '?'
J^^ of tents, "jjo-'j —
-^
to pitch a
To
-tf-
Encampment.
^
t_(j
J
J^j
<_;
—
tent (in a place).
cA't^j jr:*-'i -^^h**; Booth, Arbour. Awning. Dwelling under a tent. Nomad.
Manufacturer, seller Place for pitching a tent.
a tent. To
clijig (odour).
oC-U-j
lent.
r
)
To
pitch (a tent). * >»^b Nature, inborn dispo.sition. Radish. Uutanned skin. Unblea-
>'>>''
_^ ^u.
ohed cloth. Unpolished stone. Cot-
JSJ-
Cobwebbed.
ton-cloth,
\r
-ff-
Inexpei'ienced (man).
w>i
(
^A^)
(its prey wolf). To deceive a. o. Ribs of the breast. oOli ^ J\'i Crow. C}i cr\ Nui'se. Midwife. cC'^ ;r *il^ ^ :
-tf-
^
To walk
slowly Cuij Cs 1 oi (animal). To creep (reptile). To crawl (child). To flow (brook).
•^ To throw a. th. *— To pervade a. o. (poison, disease). J — To make (a child) to walk. 5 '^'i\ To spread (slanders about) a. 0. u — To rule (a country) with justice.
His slanders
{lit
his
:
i'jUt c4^
scorpions) crept along.
Bear.
<>•
Ruffian.
^ Li J^S\ o'oJI
i_,C
L,bi\j
i1
J»^\
oS
o5jl xLlzJ- a
woundwort.
From Li youth
J(^
Vessel for
IJ.
Way
^j\
Zj:> Ji,
-V^' o^
hasten,
To begin
-if-
« to
(child).
To cover a. th. To stii* a. th. A — To still a. th. To track a. 0. aj\ j — To be moved. To be still. To ' *ii'|j7 be covered. To chew the cud (camel). To incline load ). To roll do^vu (stone). To thi'ong (crowd). (
Wet
nurse. Dry nurse, si^G T Soimd of the rocking of c^iTi ^ s'lili a cradle. Sound of a stone falling
To
Dark
night.
j C/jij
strive
Glij
a v^i
^
CVij C\i
—
C'li
steadily in. (a beast).
To
s
drive a. 0. away.
To weary Atfair. •tf-
of acting.
Sandy
oil.
Down
walk
*tjiij S^Vli Vili
To
a. 0.
To pursue
(a
Aj
5 k_,1il
journey).
to old age.
She-bear.
fast
(camel).
To urge
Manatee, sea-cow. Anthyllis vulneraria,
To rim
into water.
xZ^j
Major and J^S\ Minor Ursa.
c^b
;Ji
t_,Gi
^
Ijij x^i
on the cheeks.
Woi'k. Habit.^jjil ^
He reads
conti-
S't^all jl
^Jc^j Jy:»
1^ 0I
iJli
nually.
The day and the night. To be heavy. To be
olIJJ^I
a oti
-K-
Young calf. Down on the face. »_Ji Wild mint. ^Ci -^ Crawling. oCGS -^ xjCS ^ ^CS
To eat (food). To stain (a dress). To play (child). J^Ti To be mischievous. To CalS a u«J,i
-S-
Quadruped. Testudo, besieging oGCi ^ *jiii machine. Creeping. Reptile, insect. ^__ji Slanderer. Bloody wound, uj^^iij i_j^i
become To fill up
hill.
Glass
bottle, a Hernia.
unclean (dress).
Deep cavei'n. Fat. Beast of burden, hackney, mule. Reptile.
The beast
-^
v'jli
ijiji
^
j||i
jJii
to appear near the end of the world.
Small beast. Reptile. *?Ij^ Cucurbita, gourd. {un. sjCj) 'Ci Downy on the face. Thick- .CS j, Lil haired camel. Bed of a torrent. L-t^
(a vessel)
Hj
fi>
-J^
Dili a Jib -«
To squeeze (an ulcer). To anger a. To strangle a. o To walk slug- JlSjVbjVli a j1S gishly. To run with short steps. To deceive a. 0. s J«lij, J CvUjV'6
0.
-if
—
dlj/i
Jackal. Weasel,
oviij Jjij JlSj JiS
Calamity.
To stay (a wall). To wash a. th. (waves). To crush a. 0. (affair).
cy-T*
t
Jj^ ji
CU
a
>.1'i,-«-
fi>
fi>
j,]'^
s ^»ijj
Sea. Ocean. _
To delude
—
fat (cattle).
Fox.
She-ass.
of the earth so.i(lja'yi\
fi>
'iAi
J CIS a j1*^,Gli otsb -^
(
J?
AY
^
A jjjJ To reflect on the To turn back one upon another }\'Si To be at variance. To see the consequence of ^j 5 J JcJ, a. th. To track. To turn the back to. To look back at. Swarm of ( un. o'Ji ) jjj'^j Jil ^ji I'esults of.
;
l.
Young
bees, hornets. Mountain. custs. Behind.
lo-
Wealth. Death.
Great wealth. Back. Posteriors.
Country abounding
To •^
To crawl
i Hinder, latter part. Angle of a house. End of prayer, of a month, of an
A ^ij
variegate
To adorn (
(
,
(the ground) with rain).
un. I>.Cj5
Garment
)
To
^J^j
fi>
embellish
Ti^jyiij rrj\i'i rr
-r^L?
Face. Preface of a book.
He keeps
—
a. tb.
^
of silk. Brocade. If-^^-i^
his honour
Western part
Silk-bi'ocade seller.
of
(
opp
toiXik
"O.^
)
«J>^
*5>Qi'»
Sore, gall (of camels). jCilj^i
^ oj'i ;^i ^ j,'^
Ulcered (beast).
'
Loss, ruin.
jG>
Channels of U'rigation. Events.
jC i
Defeats.
name
of
Wednesday .jCij
jC .>
Westerly wind. jyi Shape, manner. -n—i'^i t jyt^ •^ Hornet, wasp. Blindman's buff
Aldebaran,
five
Sj^/^
stars in Taurus, o^all
Domestic economy.
JIniJI -njlc
Follower. Consequence. Root.
jjli
Going beyond the mark (arrow). Last remains of a people. Elapsed (time).
^
They were exterminated.^^;! j,\':, Hinder part of the hoof. Defeat.' s^^i Back spur of hawks. Late (prayer). \Sy''^
^^i
Late, latest time.
Twist of thread. Disobedience. grossly
_«jy>
^
^i
iiuJ jijo V
ignorant. craft. String, SjC jSj ojGS
Ps
thi'ead.
The Ruler
(God). Counsel of a
prince. -^ Assistant
(
in a
Jlxi
religious
Ji^J Jj^
*=?-Vi?
The two cheeks.
oV2>Ui^ll
^dS
^v^iij
9^^
—
^^i
-}f
in lowering the head.
Scorzonera, Viper's grass.
yC'i ••
To turn the back. \jy'ij \yi To become old. To take a. th. away. To relate a. th. on the o5Aj
j'i -^
t_;
^
—
* ~
authority of a dead person.
To
fall
butt
:
foUow
(play).
Mason's hammer.
< Trick,
disgi-aces
himself.
To stoopdown
the sky.
order).
uJi
v'-^'^ ^^'i -tt-
(cloth).
He
is
f
v?'^.'^
turn back (in fight). 'o^''^ Jj Defeat (in a fight). ConjGi ^ %yi sequence. Adversity. Sown land.
To
He
iojS
Drum.
To
-fr
stainless.
affair.
Ancient
^'jSi
(child).
Ti'ampling of horses.
Ji
TrJ.'^jS.
in bear8.:JjiJ *ja'J
i-esound (trampling).
plants
pL)
s.
(
jG.'il
ji
)
To
beyond (the arrow).
To
»j
wi'ite
(
*
l^a o
—
a book). To
a. o.
veer to the west (wind),
ij^'i
To elapse (day, night). To be overtaken by west wind. To be covered with Jilj i^'i ,
o
—
j'i a jr,S
sores (camel).
To
forecast
a. th.
To manage, 5j /b Ji To rule well
to settle (an affair).
(his subjects: prince).
To c^_S»i\ — relate a tradition, threaten a. o. with a punishment. To exert o.'s self in. To cause J*-?'-> the loss of. To
-if-
To die. IjiJjSj «j:'1^ To oppose a. 0. 5 — To be exposed to west wind. To turn the back. To retreat. To become wealthy. To set (star). To be adverse (fortune). To journey on Wednesday. To be ended (prayer). To gall (a beast saddle). J :
To manui'e (a y^'i._, ^AJi o J^i -^ land). To improve a. th. To collect a. th. with. *j 3 !AJi — the fingers. To take large raouthfuls. To beat a. 0. with a stick. To befall a. 0. (misfortune). -^ To crush a. 0. rf>
i
Misfortunes have befallen J^ioi islo him. Plague. Streamlet. Mishap. J^'i ^ jJi Pain in the bellj. SJu'^sj iUSj «iii a Finger-ring. jo ^ io.i
Tumour. Large
j;i_, jjj.
^
iiJi
^
Infusion, diluent.
Unlucky
in the
J'j^
of arrows. jjjj> Nuble of both parents. j\j^\j Jjliyi
Lucky and unlucky.
^^ — ^^ -^
To conceal o'self. To become sweet blunted (awl).
•^
(
To
inspissate the
juice of grapes.
To
a—
To mend
conceal a. th.
(boots).
To be of a reddish brown coloui*. ^'il To send forth off-shoots (earth).
Manur-j.
Treacle. Bee-honey. Crowd.
Bereft oi her son (mother). Misfortune. Disease of the
Honey-guide Of a reddish
brown
belly.
Flies.
To be
(
for
stripped by locusts
oCi 'J.
i
oCi
-^
— J.^
-J}-
)
A j*i
a. th.
To swai'm with
locusts (land).
Small locusts. Ants. ( un. sCi Gentle walk. Place wasted by locusts.
jf i1 iS.'i
)
:
jNIace, club,
*^i
?-
^ ^jf
•<>•
peel a. th.
Pin.
^Ci ,,r-i>S>'^
To
?r
jSi
Cii j o
fi>
wji'^
*
eat a. th.
Furniture of a house. Rubbish, ji^i < Ashlar, rubble, {un. xlJi •^) jiJi
^
To
o.
To be tanned
—
tan
\s\tj>j
(land).
^k?J
'-C^
i
tr-^!-^ fu'i -^
a.
(hide). <>
To be
/Jjjl^
stained.
j'^ »
fi)
(a skin).
Ooze, tan. -^ Stain.
Tanned
To
^^ij y'Ji
ments).
^a ^Qj tSu'^ -^j
^
Jjj5j jj>b stick to a. th. ( glue).
<)•
— To
cover (a sleeper) with a blanket.
xiij f.bij fji
hide.
Tanner. Tannery. Hides in the ooze.
a. 0.
1_,
."l:j^>
colour.
Eaten up by locusts
(tree).
o.'s self in (vest-
'ji-U^
^i ^
1^
Shght rain. ol5ij *oi Shooters of birds. oIjoJI To be obUterated (trace). ijyS o j'i -STo be exhausted by old age. To become unknown ( man). To be rusty (sword). To be unclean, dirty ( clothes). To put forth dense foliage
To wrap
(bii'd).
Clot of earth. 'J,
To hit (game hunter). y_, Ui 'oi To pain a. 0. by striking. To j drive away a. 0. To overtake a. (rain ). To distress a. 0. (fever).
To prepare its nest (bii'd). To cause a. 0. to perish. To
^^ ^^
Seller of treacle, honey.
To
(land).
To work
To be
grapes).
Black. Much.
mouthful. Hole of an adze.
»u»
game
<>•
To be
,
^.1 Jii :r
"^ To
To be enamoured
**JJ^
^ Ji^ "^ cling to
of.
j^S
gluey, sticky.
catch (birds) with bird-
joj —
s
lime.
To
stick a. th.
To make
a. o. Sj
A
jjil
to stick to a. o.
To ride o.'s horse. To be erased. To acquire wealth.
To be caught with To be stuck.
Abundant (goods). jyij (5. pi.) Ji Good manager of property. Jd ji Unclean (garment). Numerous Ji
Dung. Glue. Viscous matter.
'S^
To trample. To diJij feJi make noise by trampling.
o wio -^
(soldiers).
bird-lime.
Bii'd-lime. Glue. Mistletoe.
jJjG
Jy\»j ji>
,
Trampling. Cadenced dance.
*&ui
•^
"
To be To be
sad.
(^'i
Darkness. Friend, companion. Impetuous torrent.
To
C^a
obscure, dai'k.
be
>>i
-H-
a >>;5
v-^ ?r <^'^ >>^ tt
v?'^^'
^ji ^afc
^W^J ^^ o ^i -fr To rain continually
jf'^h
gloomy
o
>>-'ij
(day).
.
(sky).
To remain in (a place), ^j 0^'i To keep to a house to become
o
miliar to a.
0.
—
fa-
;
(pigeons, dog).
^
To wheedle a. o. 5 li To last (rain, fever). To have ^i1 rainy weather. To be dark (night). Shadow of oV>iij oU^^j o>>i rr o^^
Upper garment. Blanket. Lazy. Obscure (man). Perishing. Neglectful.
To
alight suddenly in the ^Ji
neighbourhood
To make its To advance
— ji ^
(bird).
nest on a tree (bird).J Cliislij
G,->i
i
%.':>
— -«
slowly (crowd).
To be overcast (sky). ^^ To accoutre a. o. with weapons. 5 — To be fully armed. r^'-^ Thrush, d Chaffinch.
Partridge.
-^
Amaranth
{plant).
^^\':>j
'^'^
jyy\ ^S
Intense darkness.
Walking
the clouds. Abundant rain.
JX/i
Rusty (sword).
XsTS
o^>)i
^
( s.
pi.) '^\i
slowly
Domes- (un.
Gloomy, dark weather. Domesticated animal.
i^li
*i>'->-»j
tic
fowls
x^\».i )!^>i ^G-Sj ^ ^Ui cocks, hens, chickens.
:
Woodcock. spreading
Coot
(rain).
^i ^ .e.;^ ^
Intensely dark.
^fil
Black.
To
lie
down
a covert
<>.i
—
A>i
-ft-
i^ Sj l^i o W-i -^ To spread everywhere. To be full (clothes). To be thick (hair). To conceal hatred against a. o. s ^li To dissemble with. To be obscure ^>ilj ^>'4> J-'^\ overspi'ead
fingers. Mouthful.
Button of a
^i
Darkness, starless night, Lurking-place of a hunter. Spreading over. Dai*k t*
fi>
—
l^'i
shirt.
^ <^i ^li
^
life.
^^li jju.
Darkness. Dissembling, hypocrisy. food).
^b-i
I
*>C>^
(the belly
Fowler.
'3"}^'^
r^yj^i vryrX^i s^ 3^'>
(night).
Fully armed. Hedgehog,
:
To enlarge
jj
^Oi sla-laA
^
iLi o
(a house).
rr-^-'-^i t^,'-^'"
To be amazed. To be 1^3 a j>-'i intoxicated. To be lively (people).
Wood
of the plough
fixed to
j^'i^
-ft-
j^pj J/i
the share.
Stupefied.
ji-'^j j>-'ij
^s'J^'^j ^ji-'^ rr
o^'^ij
—
j>-j>
Inebriated.
Dust. Darkness. _^Coj Ji>}jJ> ?- jj>^^ Dense (herbage). Dust-colour.
To lie, to quack. ^Ui Jfi To smear (a camel) with tar. fij g — To journey through (a land). To cover a. th. To tar (a fi jii camel). To gild (a vessel). To ma-ft-
fi
(night).
fill
Cygnus
French bean.
(night).
To let down (a cui'tain). The three first J.'ij c,US ^
To
.(J
Intensely dark
(night).
Easy
fowl. Family.
^Ui
ja'JSS
{constellation).
in
(hunter).
To
A
x:\Ji\j
(bu'dj.
To
^3
-«-
repel
a. 0.
To conceal a. th. in the earth. J A — To slap a. o. in To be swollen (belly). ^oJl. To become luxuriant (ground). *yS—
nure
(a land).
Manure, dung. Gold. Gold-wash.
Jui Jli.S
Tar. Jr^'^J *5W-^ Quack, impost or. iUvi-ij oJC>i rr S>'^ Antichrist. JlViU rr_,»" The Tigris (river). iis^i
Numerous party.
xJib-i
C
To make
A
a. o. to slip.
Slippery (place). jaU-i
^
W*
jaa.':>
jai-':>j
Slippery place; stumbling- j»li.a^
;5jJ»
block.
Slippery place.
'i^ai jJ'
*j S jiilj ,lub^i a j>i -^ away. To remove a. o. Angry. Foolish. Yellow j»ljS ^ j>li
To
drive
>Ui
dig the sides of a
To To
well.
tent.
To
lie
Je;^ J>i -^
a
hid in the corner of a
conceal
o.'s self.
j Jiilj
—
of a tent, well.
circumvent
5lii a jf
J»i jili
a. o.
J^'ij Js^ilj JU-ilj J^? T J*^-> Jf-^ Lai'ge at bottom and narrow- oy^'^j mouthed well. Corner of a tent.
J^S
broad-sided well.
j^ Ij^
Palisade set up for
^
scaring gazelles. Flabby-bellied. Calamity. iUi Treacherer. Short and fat. Hunter. To thrust
Jp-Ci
_^
j>i Jb-i
a. o.
back
s
C>^
a
^i -^
Dark ^^b.ij,_^'i^ ^-^^i o-^*^
"^
* l^i
To extend ( the earth
Hat-
:
God).
To
di-ive
a o V>i
-K-
along (peb-
spread, expanded.
\S'_^'i>\
ji-'-LJj
To spread
out (a car-
^ C>i
a
J-'i>
-fi-
stretch
down (man).
To To
-tt-
i-^ii
-ft-
* ja> i
-M-
reol a. th. along.
To be
roll along, a
To
drive to
s^luj
away, to discard Driving away.
a
decli-
ja>jj
(^ i a>ii To banish a.
b_p-ij a. o.
-tt-
o.
jJ-'^j j^\'»
To upset a. th. To roll » ^_^i down a. th. To roll down. To become rj>" round.
Rounded, globular. Dung-ball rolled by black beetles.
To
'Mi'*^
?r
set (people).
*?JL;»"^
o-H-
at vai"iance. fill
(a house
*-
To
crowd).
:
learn (a tradition) by heart. To thi'ow about (the feet slaugh-^j :
To cause evil in secret. To become full of seeds
—
>i34 ,_^ ilj
~ —
(spike).
To be
affected
low
(finger).
Spike
full
by a whit- C~>S Si,j^i
of seeds.
lt^'^
,j-i>,'i-i ?-
u^^'^J lt^'^
as a bait.
Whitlow.
tj-w/i -^j tr>*l^j
low
-vvhit-
^^^'/jj^ -^j
ur^-j'^
^j>jJ^
(finger). Filled (house).
To thrust, to poke a. th. in. j:J.i To intrude. tr^^l To agitate *^^, Ca^'^ a ^a^i
^jj To jerk C^i
She-ape.
Chief of an army.
4"^ -ti-
slaugh- j^_^. Cias^i a^>aii -tt). To search the groimd
with the
Black and white garment kapt in a wardrobe. Gold.
jioi'^
p t/»iv*:
P
feet.
C^ij
decline to the
West
gild (an earring).
for uaij'ii widening a shirt.
(
tered beast
To
Smoke.
Patch
^i
G^i
the feet (slaughtered beast).
pet).
To
s Caii a /b
along.
Affected by a
rain).
«S*^'j -^^'J i!j^^U ^^' ching-place of ostiiches in" the sand.
To
a. o. a. th.
Insect used
(night). Black.
To be
iG-'ij
.
tered beast).
violently.
:
To repel To drag
To
Reservoir.
bles
^ijij icioli^j
stout.
-ft-
enter the recess
To be crafty, deceitful. To use deceit towards. To
A
Short and
vous (ground).
date.
Espelled (people).
To
j^-^
)
ja>il
To
(sun).
To be made
slip
void
(
Cc»p-i a
—
foot).
Cbji S a
—
ja> ij Ca_^ i a
—
jai- oJlj
(argument).
To
refute
fi>
ja>. ilj
(an argument).
,
i
55
J»^)l J:j>i
Interior disease.
luside
Jch'^
Intimate thought.
of.
Hdme
•^
\\N
(
Secret thought of man.
"1^
iLi-i
)
lowered,
humbled. To humble.
To
Office.
J^^
To be
O^i.' i/lj;,i.i
To abash a. o. y\j Ci i J /b
stick
^
^ ij _;iS
a
,
^
5 ^l'^]
a
'i
-fr
Basket for dates. •^ Ear-wig.
a (trivet) in (the ashes). Dolphin (fish). ^-^ij o-*^
Entrance. Means of beginning, prehide.
Trivet.
To go
Emaciated. Weak-minded. J^i-a^ Rotten (palm-ti*ee). ^ Revenue, income. J-ila;^ J>-'li/" Special love. Ash-coloured Jiii -» 5-.
deceive a. o.
<
s J-^l':>
conceal o.'s mind from. altered by
ui-i a
^3
be dust-coloured (plant, l:>'i o
-^
^i
beast).
c^>^j o^-'-^b o*'^i -^^^'^-i '^''^ To send up smoke). To rise (
a (
^'i
smoke,
dust).
To fumigate '
a. th. <•
To smoke A ^^i
To be fumigated.
^'j^
Millet (plant).
^'i
Smoke. Malevolence, ill-nature. ^S Unsoundness of mind, belief, origin. Dusky colour. Calamus aroma- tj.C-'i incense for fumigating houses.
Dust-coloured sparrow.
Smoke.
-^
Smoking-^>.lji
oCi'ij 'CiS
^
ci^'ij o6-'i
tobacco.
Chimney, Hole for ^i. iji ^ smoke. Tobacco^(^'ij j^^^' -^j
x^;.
)
'j^Vi
Intensilyhot (day).
Of a dark, dusky
^S
oL>J
^
-Ui-'i
^
^^iil
colour.
Chimney, holefor iiiTJ; .^j ^'a> smoke. <• Room for smoking silkworms-eggs. Fumlgatory censer. ^i Q.: ^ ili.' Iv* •^
Red
herrings.
Play, sport. Space of time. Joking.
-«
,_,
—
jp
—
a religion).J
—
a. th.
To be introduced
enter in (an
affair,
J Ji
intrude, to
To be
I
jJj jX'j.7}
jii
affair).
a Ji-ij
*?-l.!>
,
be attacked by an mind.
J
jl *i2p
cori'upt (affair).
j Jii
in
body or
To be
ji'^
evil,
unsaleable (goods).
To introduce <*. 0. ftj j jii'j J^i To insert a. th. To enter upon to have 5 Jili intercourse with. To be seized with ;
wonder. a. 0.
To go
in to
if-
—
o.'s wife.
To
slip in, to
^ To
enter gradually,
ji IJ
make an
^—
beseech, to
entreaty.
To ba commingled. To To go in, to penetrate,
intrigue. ji.'|j;
jiilj
JiJo'l.
Unsoundness of mind. Guile, j^i deceit. Disease. Baseness of origin. Dense tree. Intention.
Ju.j>j iiiij vJ-i>j
Way
jii
of acting.
Hive of wild bees. Income, revenue.
iLCi
J>i
beseech thee. dllii 4Small bird. Herbs Jc*'*^ ?r J*^ mixed with the roots, lu-side, interior, inward. aU.>i ^ Jili Within. ji-li J[j ji.\i jAj Jiii i From within. Inwards. Please,
I
Inner part. Intention,
mind,
ii -Hia^
cr^'^
Jii
before (a king).
Thought.
nist.
«
>u'loJjV,»S
or
a.
visit a. 0.
To come apon
(tobacco).
ticus,
bring in
meddle in (an
smoke (food). To smoke much (fire). To be ill-natured. To be smoky.
To
To To
To y^i
Deceit, craft.
To become
A
jl
to enter (a place).
To To
bird.
To To
;..r->lj^
J
in,
belief.
Jilji ^ ii>li Hidden part.
Guest. Intruder.
Adventitious (word).
''I^i-'i
^ Jc>^
~ \^r
(
Flowing abun-
jljij ^jij j^y^
^
3ii
dantly (milk). Lighted lamp.
Milch-female, yiel-
jOo^^ jJS^i
ding much milk. Brisk market.
'J^'^
S*li
oj^ Zj\ji
^jj^i ^ ^3^ ij jj ij ^j
'i
brightly (star).
Bloody (war). j/y^ Lighted (lamp). S^^^ft (horse), ^ji Plenty of milk. S*a5 Causing milk to flow. Revolving ^jji the spindle quickly. j\j'jjt
Frequently, abundantly.
OO-^i
To chew a date (old man). To scatter a. th. about.
fi>
ji'/i
-5^
Sound of drums. Elm-tree. jl^j's Plant sought by camels. -^ Ash-tree. Toothless gum. j^jj^ ^ jij'i Abyss, whirlpool. jijS Small tray of straw. Sjjiji To rush (torrent). %':>j |«ji a ]'/:> -» To glow. (fire). -<>•
thi'ust
back
a. 0.
To
s Yji
fi>j
urge (a beast). To spread (a carpet).
To rush suddenly on a. 0. To shine brightly (star). To
J* u/J^
~
—
have pestilential pustules (camel).
To
repel
To
a. 0.
To To To
lie
in
To
j
%\j\'jj>
a. 0.
it 'i^iSlj
—
Yj\XJ
disagree.
Large
i
-^
ji
To become luxuriant (plant). much (milk: she-camel).ij —
To yield To stream (sweat). Ijj^i^ l3i o — To shine brightly (lamp). To become brisk (market). To be fdl of blood (vein). To become soft. To pour down (an abundant raia)^_, — (sky). To give of (o.'s property). To recover o.'s complexion l3i a — i
(after disease).
To run swiftly (horse). Oj'^ To let flow milk (she-camel). yy\ — To draw forth (a shower of rain wind). To whirl (the spindle) quickly. To move a. th. To whirl (an arrow upon the nail). To render i
fi>
:
a. th. plentiful
(God).
To stream (milk). To give jozJl much milk. To draw forth rain from the clouds (wind). a generous
man
!
lit
:
(torrent).
Vyy:[
His
ji »'y:> «j)
abundance comes from God. a bad action'l lit May'oji ji V God withhold his blessings upon :
him. Pearls.
A
pearl.
(coll).
<
Female
oljij jji
5-
y» Sji
parrot. ic. :
hunter).
J
—
]'j%\
tumour (on camels),
'jj \i
Unevenness, furrows, ruggedsji ^ .jS parts of a road. Shining (star). isj)'/:^ « 'JJ,'i>j Ijy?
PL
(milk).
ooo
0>^ij iji o
Milk. Abundance of milk. Soul.
Crookedness. Quarrel. Extremity .ji of a. th. Projecting part. Pestilential
»
oS'i
man. Custom, wont. To flow abundantly
What
To rush on fiercely To spread (fire). To dart on a. 0. To lurk for (game
^
(sentry).
Blunted sword. Sharp word. Poor^ba
treat kindly. To cheat a. 0. wait for game (hunter). \yia
To
P
o^i^i the watch, to keep ^jCJi
Play, joke.
What
flatter
look scornfully at repel 0. a. in a
quarrel.
guard
Yj\i
a. 0.
oClvi^j u.'Jo3
i
Shedding abundant tears (eye). Pouring a copious rain (sky).
To
sentry.
Pilot of a ship.
To be on
Spindle.
Shining
)
Watchman, Wild ass.
market). :Milk-fever
ia;ji
Windward. Straight path.
My
house
is
opposite
SAjji
il^ii
jji yy^ jy':>
thine.
They have the same
stars.
Camel. Lurking-place of a
MUk. Abundance of mOk. jj i ^ Sj i Flow of milk. Blood. Whip, scourge. Flow of a cloud. Briskness ( of a
:u.
j^\j yy^ jc
_^
a garment). -^ To give currency to. build a storied house. a ^jij —
To To
To ^ji a ^j i by degrees. To keep to (the true religion). j— To feed on partridges. ai ^j3 ^ To graduate a. th, To bring a. o. by degrees to. Jl. s ^y:> To pass one year of pregnancy ^j'^\ without bringing forth (she-camel). To draw up (a bucket) gently. *— follow o.'s course.
rise
To
insert a. th. into
^
To
;
A —
to inwTap. J
publish a. th. in (a paper).
To come gradually to. To be destroyed. <>• To be
J{ ^'/^ publi- ^jjj[
shed. •To be classed, implied
liTc^^j J
—
To bring a. o. gradually to. Ji^ To deceive a. o. To show
s •^j'jzl^. s
—
forbearance to (a sinner God). roll pebbles (wind). A— Scroll of paper (for wri- ^Ijil ^ ^'ji ting). Fold. Fluent reading. :
To
Case for articles
women,
^j ;r'j.»W
r j'^
chest.
Road. Mediator.
has been shed
^
^'/i
^jjS ^ ^ji '^\'J^\
iii
^'i
uselessly.
Ladder. Step. Flight of
^^i ^ j^^i
accustomed
To throw
Rank, oW-jij •r'ji> yr ~ dignity, office. Degree of a circle
Stair, step.
;
four minutes of time. Story, stage. orders.
Gradually, step
jij Cji a i^j'i -^
to. 5
sCji
ji
J.
affair).
To be steady (in a To train (soldiers,
^j'i
defeat).
jj
o
ipj
? ^-iji
hounds) to (war, chase).
To invade a Greek province <Sj>\ (Moslems). To beat the drum. To be trained, inured to. o «->jJj Large gate. Street-gate. ,J(ji ^ c_»ji Drying-floor for dates. ^\ji\ ^ oji Entrance of a country, ^jj'i ^ <-jji Mountain-pass.
By-street.
-^
(child).
Female drum-
Skilled (woman).
Xjj'i
mer. Skilful. Huntiiig (dog,
Very
skilful
hawk).
i^jXi
(woman).
jjiji
Experienced (man). Well
vJ^'
trained (riding-camel). Lion. Submissive <^y'ji •^y'j^J ^jj^ Xij.Oi ^ cMS^ ^ To become mild, tractable. ^'3^ -aTo be scared away. To stoop ^'y^ ^ the back. To be lowly. Wooden oUjifIji ^c>/S}y^J ccjj'y^ P
Door-keeper
or iron
^
rail, fence.
Bitmg dog.
Balustrade? ^.^oilj^
^
*
cr'^j?
Bolt, bar.
To bolt (a dooi"). To remain silent
*a-iji fi'om fear,
-^
^'iy^
-fr
ji
••
o^fciH oG-^i
^j
IaSL;
_,
'i^'ji 'li-'/i
step.
Growing
o'\yjij \jJ: *j
a. 0. into (a
disagreable
Lion.
stair.?.
by
Means of defence. To get used, ^j
(camel). ^Ija,j ^Ijil
Track of a torrent. ^ Drawer of a table. His blood ^Oyi '^y:>j\
^ Holy
learning arrow-
shooting, spear-thi'usting.
Practice, training. Custom, habit.iojS
in a. th.
of
hunter. Ring for
Spreading
^^
iS
everywhere (dust). In general use (term). Current (article). Trilling of a song. Foot of a beast. ?rJ U^ ?r *?J '^ Extinguished (tribe). Swift (ai'row, wind). Hardships, hopeless affairs.
Kind of drum. Runner. Slanderer. Hedgehog.
^_,ji
,^ji
^3 i ^13^
Earthen kettle-drum. Kind of walk. Beating of a drum. Noise. Spy-glass, telescope, Shop-bolt.
At
full
*fe=J
o^.'j'^
-^jj'^ "^J -*^
speed, at full
P^
ji
Ji^j'^
P
Te
gallop.
To walk (man, CVjij ^jj^o jrj^ * lizard). To die childless. To be destroyed tribe). -^ To be in general i
(
use; to be current (fashion).
To
fold (a book,
a
^'Ji\j
^y^j
,
(^ ji
-
^' To
lecture a. o
(
Go-cart. Testudo, besieging-
to
teach a. th. To study under a. o. * u-jlilj To study (a book) together.
To be
^^
obliterated (trace).
To
^ u-j'^
machine. Heath-cock. [im.
u-j'^
Francolin, rail.
^jjJlj^
^j-jji
^ ^ji
Thrashing of corn.
trO'^Jt-r-j^
oCjij
trO^^
-r l^'j,^
Shabby clothes Erased, worn out. Learned. Student. Thrasher.
Shabby clothes. Tail of a camel ^jji Dry Alexandrian trefoil. Straw, clover. Bull-dog. Lion.
^j/j'^
«•
cr-Uj,-*
u^j^'^i Coran-school. College, (_^j)ja> ^ I-Lja*
university.
book
studied.
wj-^
Bible-school of Jews.
cr-G j^
Learned. Teacher. Shabby. i^-j,^ ^j^jj'jji Shabby. Mad. Beaten (road), Dervish. Care- J^jXji> rr j-lij^ ^ -<>•
less
man. -ft-
broken from old age (she-camel). of
u^ljib ^3j5
vr
^y>J
iJ^'y^
rats, jerboas, hedgehogs, hares.
Misfortune. Jerboa.
o^Oil >l
Young cat, young rat. To be black-headed and t^i
t/»ij^
& f,ji
-^c
Roll of paper,
Course, ^j \jS ^ ^'Jm'
^j li; ^
<>-'j-^i
-rJ-^
Road. Scroll of paper. Wrapper
-*^JjJ>
of cloth.
Main away.
part.
To drive a. 5 (i^ji a ^-ji -STo be broken, decrepit. \>.'ji a rrj^:^ To lay a vine-layer. ^3^ ^ To recline on the side (man), ^jjjl. Loop-hole m a ^_^v ^ ^ry^'S^ <" -tf-
\'J:>
wall. lose the teeth. Toothless (man), iji
iSjS a
skin (a sheep).
To
j
tji a pji
bone (the joints of a sheep).
i_;,i
^ MijS ^
-S-
i^'^l
Toil, trouble. iji Ps Dregs, sediment, tartar. CJij^ To become accustomed, i_, ^jiji -{Jtrained to. Calamity. Old man. Old wo-^_^iji
^
man. Love-charm.
To mutter. To
talk nonsense. ^iSJi a
J-k^S^
To live comfortably. (j'/i a jj':> To sew up (a garment). A {j'y^ o jji,i To cram a. th. -ft-
Luxuriant life. Seam of a j/y^ garment. Suture of the skull. People of a low class. Tailors.
^ jji
Jjj^l Ol2
Lice, nits.
Sjji
.iVjl
Weavers. j^V^
Druse.
white-bodied (sheep)
To
s^jJjj -r'S^
Gossip, nonsense.
To live like a dervish. J-j'jJij j-j'/i To have the teeth ia/i a >>»j,i Young
belief.
To
Strong-necked camel. The Prophet Henoch,
;
Religious
of a writing.
Practice, exercise.
School
,-0'^
Folded book.
Effaced road. tail.
Hazel-hen. Quail, par-
^
tridge, pheasant.
be dissipated (uews;. Study. Lesson. Lecture,
Camel's
I4\j'i) rpj_j\yi
*>lji
^
I?>3^J s?JJ^
Elm-tree.
Ojj'i
To make amulets. jj'ji ftTo disappear (trace). C.jji ^r-j^ -^ To be effaced. To be scabby and smeared with tar (camel). To be worn out ( clothes ). To become ^old
To be stripped (corn-crops). ^j S To clothe a. o. with an armovir. 5 ^'i To clo*he (a woman, with a shift. To strangle a. 0. To manifest a. th. (book). To insert a. th. in. To enter * p,ji1 its second half (month). To set off To erase (a trace). To study in darkness (traveller). o tj-^ij ,^\j/>j Cji (a book). To put on a breast- pjilj ^"jj^j pji'l To thrash (wheat) on a COj^j '^'j^ plate. To put on a shift (woman). To be stripped of its flesh (bone).p,3ail. the floor. To wear out (clothing). fi>
fi>
i
— — ~
a
!
^5 To make
horse).
c
\
follow ano-
a. th.
ther uninterruptedly. To emit ( sound. To thrust (a spear) consecutively.
May
To ward
off a. th.
^j i)3c Vj dl-? : V not bless thee nor preserve thee! iij\i>
God To reach
the age of reason
To go forward. To be full (belly). To emerge from the (clouds: ^— moon).
He was hindered from doing, To walk by a dark night. Breast-plate,
coat of
ii'j'i]
jiij
—
yCi ^ji\
^jilj pjj^j f^O?
-r f-'j?
iiiail.
(child). To reach maturity (fruit). Woman's shift. Small gar- f.\'j'i\ ^ — To overtake a. o. ment of a gu'l. fi>j s — To reach (an epoch). To obtain a. th. Whiteness of the head and :cpjij ^.j'i To seize (a question). blackness of the thighs (in sheep, To perceive a. tb. with (the sen- ^ — hoi'ses). Night lighted by the ^'J^j ^.'Ji ^ 'U-ji ses). To take (revenge). moon at dawn. To come up together. iij\j3 To obviate a. th. To continue (a >b — Piercing through a ^S/^ ?- *c^ J? coat of mail (arrow). journey). To follow a. th. closely. Clad in armom' (man). To realise (the truth of ). p.jj^j f.j,li — WooUen^jlju! ^ *^j^j,^ij,0^ sr *^'j^ (God) overtook him with ?ri^Jf S '
his mercy.
shift slit in the forepart.
To attain a. th. ^j%[ Black-headed and ^.ji ^ 'liji j, f,'Ji\ To rectify (a mistake). To * iljar-Ll. white-bodieu ( horse, ewe). Of a mixed race (man). ward off a. th. <• To reuiedy (an evil). Long garment of the Jews. Jpj J^ — ^ Ironclads, men-of-war.
-fi-
;
Responsibility
Watchmen,
-^ Police.
overseers.
Result of an action.
Bottom
shutter. iijji\
,J^t^]
ij)_3il
^
iiy^
of (the sea). Piece added to
a bucket-rope. (opp. to -K^'ji
)
^ <Syi
cJ^y:>j iijh
Successful, sagacious.
iJiji
beast.
*^j,^
Restrictive particle
as jj rather Vt,
;
except.
^
ii\j[xzl'^\ ,
o1
Sharp-minded
J^
,
o
I
Vl.
Sj>-
but
;
ilj,^ j4-J
Faculty of perception,
iJj.lOl s>^l
intellect.
The
five
senses.^,,^jl i!;Ji;jl^ovr3,l0l
Tenth metre of
To
roll
along.
a th.
Large standard. Bulky
i ^jji
•
^ji
-S-
^ji
lion.
Silk.
Step downwards. Abyss. -^ Patrol. Step of descent. HelljU!) olTji fii"e. Degrees of hell. Catch, overtake ill^S Uninterrupted journey. Dog. 'ii\ji
Game, tracked
To di'ive a. o away. To bear a large standard.
verse. a_, ^
iij \jci
j^/j^ ^'Ji
->
To hurry on. To soften a. o. Leather
C5Ji o
Jj^ ^ 5 J*i
Jljib Jj^ ^
shield.
<^'S^
Sluice of a rivulet.
Thyriac.Wine.(/b?' jG^,) J^^jij Jlji Peach (fi'uit).^ljij ^jiji -^j Jlji G
><»•
Api'icot.
Jar having a loop-
shaped cooler.
^ Jjj^ ^ Narrow-necked
Jjijja
handle. -^
Measure for wine.
Lower part, mat of a room, it\lji P To go on quickly (man). To j^'/^ -fr dance. To waddle. To obey a. o. J — To drop closely (rain). iljS — 'Jji •^ He holds him j'j^h S^^- *^J^ -i{-
liable to
damages.
To overtake (game
:
*_, 5 \Sj\jJ> iljlS
)
.
C ^^'\
To weighing the ^^ (^^^ eight of an ounce. Weight of one drachm -<> PI. Money, cash. Decrepit (old man). %* j^
roll (ship)
jTjjJ
->
cM^'j^tt «^j* P
Silver coin
Portico, court
C'kJ?J
i>r6j Cb»jij '^j^J C»Ji^J '^j^ i -»J^ "STo run vnth. short steps (hedgehog). To be plump, sleek (limb). C»3i a j^j'i
^''^y^J
%.J/>.)
^L->'^
"^
^y^
i
To know a. th. ^.y * ^Xj^j ^J,^J To know by skill. To delude (game). To Aj 5 CjS — oomb (the hair). To blandish a. 0. To act n si^ia> j'jC:^ To take deceitfully towards, -tf-
care of. To acquaint a. 0. with(news).v_i 5 ^^Ji1 To lurk for (pi'ey). To fi>j s jj%\j JjjS
comb (the hair). Who knows ? ( It
may be
^
Jj__'ju
lJj,^ ••
)
perhaps.
;
Science. Taffeta. -^ Prudence.
of a palace.
To
fall
To roimd the nails. To grow new teeth Fleshy, plump.
To be
To repel a. o. j To time (an instrument). To prelude.
13JS o jjS
A
Desk, stall. Rein, bridle.
A
spy
Ps
SUsji
*^ji
>
a. 0.
Is
C-i o ^i -Sfeel with the hand. To
* Jl^^j
conceal
a. th.
oj^i Ts
^J^j^ Ts
dozen.
To
-S-
To To
tar (in
5
—
i&
—
the armpits).
To
plot, to
against
To
machinate secretly
thrust
To
A
Ir'^'^i
u--^
a. th.
To be buried in the earth (th). '^J^Ji\ To be inserted. To slip in stealthily. To intrigue with. To bring Jl^ — calumnies to
a. 0.
Gropingly. Stealthily. Intriguer, intrud^-r.
Secret hatred.
^ The
IfJ^^,
^
^Z'i ^
^^i--i
^H^^ w
X-)^'^
Underhand machination. oi'igin
said of the
spreads effects
:
[m.
/.) ^./Jh
^1*6 *;\ji
^
^jil
-Oji
dirty,
oj'^b , '^ji a
-tt-
oj':> -S-
To defile a. or a. th. -<> To be tuberculous. Dirt, filthiness. Tumour
*j
5
oji^ ojJj
oO'*^
»r
Tubercle. on the body, This lowly world oj^ >' Dirty, shabby (clothes). o'jl^j oj,^ Di'y and withered parts ^Jljij C(j'i -if-
of bitter plants, trees.
Barren ground. Manger. Rope of a beast.
ctj,^ >i o^J*^'.
Doronicum, leopard's bane.j^jjSj Wjji RoUer, cylinder. '^//•^ "^ To come up of a jc CajS a «ji -^
To defend, To disown
a. 0.
to protect a. 0. a. 0.
To meet
a. 0.
js-
—
«*6
morosely.
To exceed
a. th.
The strokes
1p
—
of foi'tune. _,ajJ| oiAjJi
Noble lord. Spokesman, aj \jji ^ oj'jj; foremost man of a party. Shining star. Curved (knife).
^Ci j]^)
of atavism.
Erys, red venomous snake.
yji\
^j\i
j^jjij
soiled (clothes).
sudden to
a. o.
conceal a. th.
Tree.^jij
Dirtiness. Fatherland. Origin.
insinuate a. th.
To smear a camel with
a ^ji (child)
plant. Plump (woman). White and refined
Jurisprudence. aj'jjJI J^, Iron-comb. Horn j\jj. ^ Slj^J ^'S^, of a bidl. Iron-fork of winnowers. of a boat.
lose its teeth
Toothless. Fleshy, sleek. >uji Toothless. Hare. Red-leaved
floor.
Mast
To
Roving by night. Hedgehog. Ugly gait. Hare. Hedgehog.
"CVj^
^
out (teeth).
(camel)
^-iLi
To become wealthy (man). V^ j^ To become old. To become tooth-^^^l less (man). To become dim (sight).
a
cT--
Earth-worm.
Limpid stream. Large^ village. Hermit's
cell.
^ sjC-i P
jf'L.i
^i
(
i
C^i
Buried in the earth. Anointed ^^jJ with tar (camel ). Perceived by the
i
— To
^^
paper.
(a child's dimple).
I
A _^i1
stop (a flask). eat dainties.
To be
^jj
defiled
(clothes).
free
from the
_yivi
^i
jt
ill
Dripping. Greasiuess of
iJ^Sj
^i
food. Dii't.
Greasy
(dish). Dirty.
^,^5
Cork, stopper. »i-lij ^U-i Greyish-black colour. Stopper
^i
Bear cubs. ^^ i Fox. Blackness. Amaranth, anemone bees.
C-li a ^/-ij,l^i
C-i
-{^
seduce, to corrupt
? ;l»la
JJi
have
To relate the (words) To prepare porridge. To see.
of
a. o.
^A—
fii
o'j:^^
•«•
for -j^ travel in (a country). (
Porridge of pounded wheat.
)
^i
^>-
J— ilxiS
Measles.
Desert plain. -^ Trash, luniler.oi-i To be abandoned (woman, o
P
^i -^
property).
To put aside fi>j s _^i -^ a. th. To dismiss (a servant). Foe, enemy. ^V^,'^ Te leave.
of cards.
J c—ifUl
lost the
'U
^Ci
c-^foi
^"liLlS P
.n^uS ^ j^-'i P Leave, permission.
^Military roll. Regis-
Pattern.
<>
Minister. Digest of laws.
Key of a keyboard. cnjCi ^ oVx^i P To spear a. 0. To j* i^i o ^S » throw back a. th. To calk (a ship). To nail a. tli. Oakum for calking _^Sj JLi ^ jUi ships. Nail for planks.
_^S ^
Skiff, ship,
Proverbial troop of
-l^-i _/-j3>
horses belon-
ging to king Naman. vomit. To bestow
CuJ,i
a ^:-i
^
generously. drive a. th. away.
vessel).
To
To ruminate
a. 0.
crush, to grind.
Pack
the winner.
game. Bundle. HandfuL Large glass-vessel. I
To
stunted.
To
of chess. Quire of
To
(flowers).
To be
Game
Lot of things. Washing-
Bulky camel. Lion. Darnel-weed.
Du'ty, black.
Young
am
ter.
affair.
^
tub. Copper-trough.
:
ken
•^
plot secretly.^aJ,i-«-
;
of clothes.
^i
To
To
cyJli ,- c^'^ P upper-end of a room. Court, council. Cushion. Ruse, craft- Suit
nour
a ^r^i
be dust-coloured. To put grease in (a dish). To A moisten (the ground rain). To blac-
To
grope. -^
Plain. Seat of ho-
To be greasy (food). C-ii To be unclean (clothes). To
To
^ ,_^^i
touch. a (camel) with
tar.
am
^'^
tr>^li
ked under the ashes (bread).
woimd).
To smear
I
cr-i-?lji 9-
Spy, sycophant. Ba-
Plain. Taveru.
To stop (a flask). * C-^i o ^ To shut (a dooi"). To sprinkle the ground rain ). To lay lint on (
To To
z^ t.i
Spy.
To
fill
(a
A —
stop (a hole). (camel).
Base of the neck. Generous gift. Nature. Large basin. Table well
dressed.
Strength.
Ruminating much.
To overflow (tank). To be limpid (water) To fill (a vessel) to overflowing.
Long road. Old J-i^ man. Bull. Basin filled up. White appearance of looming. Wliiteness,
Silver-tray.
Silver trinkets. Beauty. \^'hite bread,
.
( a. o.
To
^^A)
or a. th.
A £tS
pulverise (the
c^S
a
^
^
earth) by stamping.
To feel a chill of fever. To put in stoi-e. To rob a. To brood rancour (heart). To be trodden upon Beginning of an
cJ-^
* o^il
th.
cJ-'-^
c^jJl.
ic
illness.
Hatred. Remainder of water.
c.ti
oiiij ouil
-r
c^^
fine (r-ye).
Width and blackness
Sitij ?^ti
black- ,^i
^ 'Uti ^
r-*i1
.
_,tS
-S-
(flint).
^tJl
wicked, lewd (man). Wickedness. Rotten- s^tij SjUSj_^i ness. Lewdness. Wood-fl'etter.
^ci
Smoking without blaze (wood), Harsh (man). Worm-eaten.
^i
-<>•
Bad. Corrupt. Lewd. ji^i Generous camel-stallion. Giving no fire (flint). Colour of the elephant. Ugly
^ ^ta ^il J,'jj,
A Cp3 a ^'i -^ To repel a. o. To disho-
tread upon, to
nour a (woman). •<> To stumble. To pierce a. o. with a i_j 5 |_^Pij
a. th.
* ^Jj cni-JC
(house, garment).
To rush
^i,li
i^i
into the thick
o Ci-i
-S-
of a fight. belch.
/or
ll^
^^jj sCii
•>
To shake (a sieve). uoj^'i To smash (glass). a (aJ,i_o Jo3 To repel (an orphan) ^j j ui ^i
^
(
Belch.
(
for 'jkj
)
)
'J^'^j fit
-^
»
-5^
roughly. p,tS
winged ants. at a
lila^ij Xcoti pOPi -^
heavy pace. — To fill up (a vessel). To shake fit (a measure) for filhng it. To have a tottering gait. poijj Sluggish and heavy demeanour.
a. o. (child).
To behave affectedly To sport together
with.
jc
^'^
Joke, sport. Witticism.
Violent wind. Playing (watei^).
Jolly, facetious.
Lively, jolly.
—
Excellent singer. Plaj-ful Thin-
skinned youth. Fruit of the solanum.
spear.
To pierce on another. To be trampled upon, ^jjlj
jt
^li
^j^'Jj <•
contemned.
Foolish.
Weak.
(horse).
ij^^
Lively. Tall
Black
Trodden
(night).
(road)
Trace, track. Beaten road. (land).
-«-
Foolishness. Black ant.
colour.
Even
clothes.
Dedication; inaugm'ation.
New
Ts
^i To A ^S
ili'i o
receive a. th.
To run
eyed. Black (night).
To smoke without blaze \'J.i a (wood). To fail to produce fire To be immoral, lewd. To be spotted (face). To be
pd'ess a. 0.
new
put on
inaugurate
To
ili-ji
A
Isolated palm-trees. Black
of the eyes.
To
To
To
To waste (a water-trough). A Jii ^ Wasted water-trough. j^'i> To be large, black and Ge^i a T-*i -^
Wide and
Bed, mattress. To give a. th.
^':,
Ceremony of tram- ii«
pling upon dervishes. -^ Foot-print.
Spear. Beaten road.
^Jj^J^J t^a/» a ^^ci -{^
To kill a. o. ? ^^ilj C^'i To thrust a spear into. To kill a. 0. (heat). To be rotten (meat). ,
j ^/atlS » ^apil ^ja&'Si
To
look for
a. th.
t^
Foolish.
o-^'^ ° u-jr*^
^^
-«Frog's eg^. Strong she-camel. si^^sj J-^^* To rovmd with the hand (clay, jlc'i -^ wax). To rumple a. th.
Crease. Slight indisposition.
To push
violently
Aj
n lipi a
:u|ii
c^3
-H-
^i To swarm with
(
s
animalcules ^^; c^ -^
(pond).
Black water- ,_^liSj ^yx~»Gji> ^ ur'^Uis insect. Roamer. To be light-ininded. sJUi a ,;^ i -^ What a thoughtless man i^j>1 C. Pahn-leaves tied together. ^I'i !
Ill-natured. Ill-fed.
o^l^j o^i
To long after j cJ^ij 'Vpi o ^*i a. 0. To help a. o. To call out a. o. To pray (God). — To induce, to urge a. o. to. Jl. a — To invite a. o. to stpJuO S^ti -fi-
2*
dinner.
To
k_<j
A
evil)
5
—
upon
a. 0. (God).
spurious father. (
law. To claim
— a. th. »_/j A To unite together against. je. — To answer a call. J J.j^\ To pretend that. o1 j1 liJ' — To claim as a right. To ^ i Sl^ a. th.
— To enter an action against. To claim (a genealogy). Jl^ — To declare o.'s name (in war). j — To call out a. o. To *j 5 £'j11[ exact, to ask, a. th. -^ To beseech, is.
to invoke a. Invoca-
Call.
s ji-'i\j
—
Beaten (road).
J^tl^j Jti
Troop of cameLs. Shower. Horses treading upon the enemy.
j-clji> Jli'
Wren
iitS
o^Jjl *2J^i
(bird).
>
^l
To rub up (a sj a a wlfS -« skin ). To soothe an antagonist To take the newnaess out of (clothes ). To rumple a. th. -^ To train ).
To be foolish, insane. Qs^J.^ a cUti To contend pertinaciously with.s dis-\i ^ To practice, to exercice (a iXt\> fi>
profession).
To contend together
in
war.
i\'Sl
Fight. -^ Pi-actice.
::fe»iijui
Ex-
<>•
dUllxi
perienced.
Beaten
i.
^ Worn
e.
populated country.
^jl'jJi
out (garment).
To coax a. 0. s j£\ij >Ui i JpS -HTo go about. To frisk (rat). s^Ipi »To be dark ( night ). To be multico,
loured.
FUled sack. Clothes of various ^jj.'i colours. Rambling at random. Voracious. Intertwisted plant. Soft and beautiful youth. Darkness.Wolf.Ass. Sluggish she-camel. Foot-prints. To prop (a wall). A Ci'i a, ^':i -^
To hearten, to help a. 0. To be propped upon. To
[s.
^%[
rely upon a. 0.
o. (
un.
) itil ^ 'US Prayer to God.
ej\s.^
tions. Call for help.
Invitation.
to a
To make (a raid). To start (a hor.se).
Desperate antagonist.
To weep hired mourner). I's; To call one another. To di'aw J.\'J; near (enemy). To crumble down; to be cracked (wall ). -^ To be at
call.
-ft-
a. o.
To wish good to. J — To swear against, to wish evil to. u — To propose a riddle to a. o, ? iii •^ To raise a contest with a. o. To destrciy (a wall). A — To induce a. o. to claim a 5 ^i1
A
iiaoj ^^uil ^ ^^i rounded hillock. Hard and hot plain. -Liifri To beat (a road). To A Cui a jti Avaste(a watering-trough: camel).
'
by a name. To send down (an call a. 0.
demand
Sandy and
ness, thing.
CaU. Prayer, ^iji
support of an
affair.
v,**^ Lattice of an
arboui*.
Convocation. Invitation zy-i repast ; dinner-party. -^ Busi-
Claim, assertion.
Pillar of a house. Column,
Sjliij Sj'i^j S^ti 4-j
ol^i ^
S>^i
The
j,'^\ v^Ui chief of a tribe. Carpenter. Main part of a road. ^"^ 'i Well supported.
White-breasted (horse), ^ilj "^
e-'i
Dim-sighted.
"^
^ja^'^j J-^^'>
To be
r^ j ^'ilj.Cii-i
over-
C T
J^'i
a
To drink (water)
^
Darkness
is
hastily.
setting in. CJjJI cJj-'il
To mix together
(fighters).
Obscurity, J,J.i -^j darkness. Dusk.
To To
—
fl>
^
^'Ijj iLx^ij xli'ij j-ii
dazzle a. o.
-^
J-^'^
be choked by
^^i
Cas-'ia
-S-
j ^t )i 5 ^'i1
Knee-pan. Pure water.^_^lji ^ *it)S
To take in a lump. »j ;b uiS To overcome a. o. (heat).
a
3,
j a. 0.
t_,
Secret hatred.
Bushy, secret place.
jpS
Secret hatred.
JjVii
valleys.
^
Ji-\'->J^
^'i]_,,Ci3
swoon
j^' Xitli
Ivlisfortunes, ill-luck.
a. o. to
a^Sj
Js-'l^^
^
>-'i
(heat, cold).
stop (a vessel).
A ^'S
To crush
(
J
insert a. th. into. bridle (a horse).
the face
:
*!til
'^i
Riddle.
Surname
of the
Prophet of
the jNIoslems. Adoptive son. Spurious
son
:
c^'i
.dil
^ j^i
•Ut'il
claiming a false father. religion.
^
sVti
Humble. Clamours of horsemen. ^.iji ^ Muezzin. Motive.
f.ti
-^
j^b
Circumstances,
God )
;
fa
^'i\
To blacken
to
abash
5
a. o.
—
To
glut (food).
To contract (two
vicissitude3_^jbjj| J-^fi
of time.
Plaintiff,
^.Vjji
^
claimant {at law).
Attorney-general.
i/!^
^jj>
< To
a. 0. (by
•toi.lt
bruise
a ^op'i
words).
-ft-
vj »
Tickling.
To To
—
^i.
Petition to a court. tickle a. 0.
z^jji
l/.j^^
Claimed (property, right). Defendant {at laic). •^
—
jluJI
Invitation to a repast.
—
j^at'S
strangle repel a.
a. 0. 0.
s
To
aj
t^S a
s \jii
cJ-'i
compress (the throat of a child). (a child). To choke a. 0.5
To ill-feed To mix a.
th.
To
squeeze a.
-S-
a ji'i -^
0.
fi>
— —
to death.
To break into (a house). J— To rush inconsidei'ately upon. ic — To be ill-tempered. To {jii a ^'i put on a coat of mail.
(the nose of).
To To
Point at issue. Summons, s^ilj
— a. th. — To wound
Confusedness, iLti Jv^Mj Jiio ^ Jt 3> unsoundness of an affair. Thicket.
To
je^S
To
in (a place).
To mar (a business). To deceive, to slander
&
Praying earnestly. F. Fore-finger.
^
life.
To slip in unperceived. J yd.}, Ji'i ^ ^ To fester (wound;. ^^1 J^i To be bushy (land). To glide Jp'il
To cause
^ Jj^^
j j\ti
Cares, anxieties. 'Uii y\ jiii -ft-
of the wolf, elephant,
Thick plumage. Easy
^
>J^':>
Foolish.
Bottoms of
tJjVpi
law-suit.
iMotive, impulsive.
a. 0. (.^eath).
•^
Claim, action,
CalHng to a
(food or anger).
To hurry in doing a. th. To irritate a. o. To snatch
Young
Curse, imprecation.
-S-
taken by (darkness). To rash on. Je J^'^ To throng near (the water;. J^i ^'li
To rush on. js. _,p oJlj j'J^^j I^S a — To be thrust back, upset ^^l down. To be squeezed. Furtive snatching.
let-
J a ^'Slj ^'i1
Charge
(horse).
Reviled, contemptible.
tera) into one.'
To be brown-coloured
'jJ^'iS,
Colour of the face blacker tUij v^'i than the body (in beasts). Willingly or not. In spite of.^iS ^\j Pain in the throat. jSs.'^
s^'i
U-« V |>ij Jt^ V j'jTi the enemy, in a body, not in ranks !
Wicked.
ji.\i
Straight on. <^J-J^J <SJ-'> Ts Straightforwardly, directly. True. ^j,'^^ ^l, -^ if- Walk straight on.
-<)•
Behave
in a straightforward
way.
To
clothe a. o. with
thes
;
to
To warm
warm
warm To
a. o.
clo-
a liil
o.'s self with\jlc_:ijUilj \I>J
(clothes,
To mix
of
^
'iSil
''.Ji
clothes. \\'armiug. ui'il
(day, house.
^ Sj
••3
Jli -^j
'l»i
warmly. Raia between spriug aud summer
ti
i
To
Summei'-provisions.
.'j^^
-^i-j
•
J -cl^j
o'ji
ilji a
Crook-backed. 'tii j. Uil Register, account-book, __;VaS ^ ^oi writing-book. ^ Journal. Dayly book. l//^ _n"jS P Letter book copy- ^ji,(>-i!l jiJ«nii book. ;
Inventory-book.
o6^>i3
1
strike a. o. on the •<>
To push
j\Vj\i'i
P
vii-lrtsi
P
^i
-fr
s i^'ii o
a. o.
To become maggotty I^jS o jii (food). To be vile, despicable. To stmk. \j'^j l^ii The world. Female slave. jlji The world. ^ui -^Ij _^ii -^i Stinking. 'Q'^j %'Jii ^ ^»ib Ji Fie, what a stench alJ^Sij To jostle, to i Ciii ^i -^ I
ifc_,
push, to elbow Serew-steamer.
To
repel, to
discard
To To
s CSlxHj iVji
fi>j
or
a. th.-<>-
quit (a place).
To
pay
sum) to
J*lii
To go on
ili-'S
c.l>i r S^^
Ill-nature.
^
^i-'i
Darkness. Cloud. at
'^^J
- >i
-fi-
'>-9'i
-i^
'^'^
i
leisure (camels).
To hurry on. To flutter, to hover
^jijS
"^il_,,u^;i
i
—
(bird).
To root out. To despatch
to snatch a. th.* Csi
a wounded
j lilij
i
—
^i
man.
To come
consecutively upon
jlit ',Jii
a. 0. (affairs).
To press, to crowd together. 'oiZuj To skim along the ground '^i-ci-l. (hawk). To be well arranged (affair).
To be
possible! to be within
the reach Side, flank.
J
Bank
of sand. ^_^i
^ 'Si
Leaf of a door. Tambourine,
A
A
side.
leaf,
-if-
—
of.
~
wiy^sr <^-*J a shutter. Boai'd. Tj'i
Rudder.
a ^ii
^
The two leaves of a door. cjCJjII The two skins of a drum. The t\vo
a. th.
^
—
faces of a book.
Army advancing
fii
Jj
t^ljjl
slowly. Migrating nomads. Emigrants. Pouncing in skimming the
Ji^
oj
:Uli
— — ground (vulture). J[* — Drummer. Drum-maker.
^c
o.
of a ship.
^—
To pay for a. o. (way). To compsl to.
(a
scoun-
-> Tiller
To pay
deliver up a. th. to.
•<>-To
;
'^jS'i
-^
plead on
avert an evil from a.
—
y^y'
of. -^
lead to
^jSij
To be dark, gloomy (day).Cii a
plank, ,_pili
it /b
o_^i
Confused (mind). People of a low class
a. o.
refute (an argument) by.
behalf
To To To
a. o.
-ft-
0.
Malice, obstinacy.
^i^i.^j'tii
Accountant-general. Archives. breast.
_,i^i
drels.
*^CiS
^^'arm. ^fVo j, ^Usi Stove, hearth.
To
a
bring (news) confusedly
to a.
clothes). Clothed
4-
To upbraid
a. th.
a. 0.
camels as (fui-, milk etc). Shelter of a wall. Gift. Profitable (goods).
•<>•
V >'»
i;ti
(horse). Snuffling
fire).
Warmth. Produce
Warm Warm
Black-nosed
give much.
o^i
fi>
a. o.
To put off a. 0. s tlJij r^\jA ^\i To avert an evil from. J'si\ ijs- — To dash (ton-ent). ^^Jlj ^'jT, To straggle together. To be /ji^:
To
flutter in
ground
To
(bird).
cA'ji
^§i
skimming the
To hurry
^jji
fyij,|syij i« a *Ji
warm. To warm, to keep warm,
-^
(man). -^
be
contradictorv.
(clothes,
fw
fire).
i Uilj \li
(
cJi
T
Uij —
Laurel-bay, oleandei*. Rhododendi'on.
fiU up (a weU) 4» J%\j Gi J'^ «with earth. To conceal (ne-ws). To bury (the dead a treasure). 3 —
To
i
,
;
To
be buried (dead ; o^^'b o^-*' treasure). To hasten (beast). To be filled
up
(an
^Sl
(slave).
Burial. Fameless (man).
^':>
Latent disease breaking c^iij ^io
')S
out.
Inside o<"an affair.
_^VI .Ujli
Buried t^'easure. Modest
^
^ji'^
Zl^'i
woman. Concealed. Buried,
'Uii ^ o^i Filled up (well). Breaking out (latent oliilj
j;^
He began to sing. To pray (God) to'avert
(well).
To escape
A
—
Ji/ fi,
j fsJSJ-l
evil).
push,
-fy
reaction.
A A
time.
A
cJ'^i
-^ **"*^
payment.
Shower. A rush, a pouring. ^Jj* ^ lii Secreting (milk) before bringing ^li forth (ewe). Propulsive force.
Ravines of a valley. lucking (camel). Impetus of a torrent. Rush of
^Ija p,yi 5.ili
people.
evil).
Pvuuniug at random (slave, camel ).oyi Burial-ground. ^1jl> ^ ^jj> Fool, insane. Sluggish [m.f.)
-^j jijJ' ,j-iii
^
woman.
^SjJ' -, 4-^ Channel of a torrent. Means of defense. ^Cannon.^lj;: t^'-^, ^JiJi 'iJi (f To load a cannon. To fire a cannon. ^liiJI i/^i wj.^ ^'j^ y a Spanish crown u^ed in Egypt [about 4 sh.). -<>•
Fool. Avaricious.
Lazy (shep-
^tji
herd).
To despatch (a
T )
<-To pay a. th. to one another. A ^\j2 To be repelled, di'iven back. To ^jjl, launch forth ( horse). To come all at once. To be dispelled (evil). To be profuse in speech. c-iJ^-JI J —
5 ^'iij j'^'ij
,l^i o
isS
-Jl-
wounded man).
Repulsed (poor man). To pour forth (water), uji o
f.llx/' i
jsi
-S-
<• To vomit. ^i] To be long-horned (buck). To cause a. 0. to die (God), i^/j ^\ — To waggle in walking (camel). To continue a. th. iminterruptedly.^lCj To be poured jSlc-llj CSyij liai o — — (water); to be shed (tears). To attain a. th. To have the teeth stanCiai a j|i Inclined, stooping. -l^ii ^ ji\ ding out (camel). Long-necked she-camel. Great 'b« A jli To bestow a. th. profusely. tree. Crook-beaked (eagle). To be abstruse (question).L5i oi "^ To empty ( a vessel ) all at A J^ib ~ once. To be small, paltry. To be fine, miTo be poured forth. To To strike (clock). jSjJIj J^-^ nute, go briskly (ass). To break, to bruise a. th. a Csi o o'i ;ii'i To knock at a door). To manifest A pouring, a rush. Filling a valley (stream). jii a. th. -^ To tattoo (the face). To play on (an instrument). To coin Swift. Hurrying. ^j>j ^i_, J_^i^ J\ii Rapid walk. Fleet and (money). To send a telegram). ^J^^j ^^ ~ generous she-camel. To ring a bell. tr-SfJ' ^-Jl ^^ A 'Si\j j5i He hastened in his walk. To bruise a. th. fine. To examine ObUque. Bent (old man). «uii ^ jsil •^ To refine ( hem fi>
i
-tf-
(
(
).
minutely a. th. To be minute, pai'ticular in. J j5i He exacted from him ^jU-aJI j iJu the particulars of the account.
To examine
a. th.
minutely, j
_^l
'Jli
Rapid walk. Rushing (water). Having the teeth standing out.
j|a> Walking quickly
(camel).
Tar, liquid pitch.
jsi
*
(T r
fji
)
r-
Slanderer, Calamity. Short drawers.
To
Quarrel.
He has given
Barren plain between two CJj> o
into (a
far-oxtending
j Cy'ij counti*y). To be
^S
-fr
in the earth (marsh).
To To To
upon the enemy.
fall fill
*-
content with a
sustenance. tiently.
To
To
—
jluJI ^iii
(a well).
mean
CJi a ^'i -ftbear poverty impa-
To
cleave to the dust.
loathe milk (young camel).
To reduce a. o. to misery. ^>\ To revile a. o. with foul word3.J|_^ J — Dust. Stripped land. Bad Indian- '\A'i t6
little
give sheep to.5 *js1 vl>l i^^
^i\
C«
nor much.
become hollow (moon-crescent).
ji
Fine, minute. Consumption.
Hectic fever.
'joJI
X*
^ Performance of music. iJi Step by step; gently. ilJ^j xh':> Minuteness. Smallness. Meanne.-s.i^i Abstruseness. Fine dust swept by the jSS ^ :J'i wind. Pounded perfumes. Salt. BeauA
stroke.
^
typ.v'ili.«j
^\'z)
what is mean. Extreme destitution. Abasement.^;} ji Black (poverty). Flying away. Emaciated.
Vehement (hunger).
p^^j G'i o Jai -Vf
Dates of inferior quality. jSS Lateen-yard of a ship. jSjij — Small ewe. Jili ^ iL»Sj xisij Usi To break the teeth of.j CjS o ^ii ^ To baat off. To strike a. 0. on the i
chest.
Embarrassment, perplexity. Having the front-teeth
CJi a
u
^i
^oJI^
^j j^^'^i
jX^
broken.
Hammer. Nut-ci'acker. j..;.l5i^ j(»ii Te To strike a. 0. (on j CJi o»^ "^ the chin). Chin, beard.
^i
-^
To A Vfe»i o 'Ji -Sdestroy ( a wall). To fill up (a well). ^ To load (fire-arms). To pound, to crush a. th. To level a. th. To flatten (the earth). To cheat. To di'ink (a road).
deal.
Powder
Crumbs.
•(>
Powder. jGa
jyi
for the eyes.
Slender, thin.
Abstruse
'h>\i <3/\ -^ j-3i (question). Man of little
good. Flour, Grass-hopper.
-if-
^Jil
To lose the fi'ont-teeth. To overtake a. 0. (wind).
Fine. Flour.
^'jj.
To withhold a. o. To strike a. 0. on the nose. To abscond (man). y^j'i — To produce bad dates (palm-tree), jlil To be small (sheep).
a great
To me
To be pounded fine. To be broken'jaj). (neck). •<> To be knocked (door). To act minutely together. jljj To become thin, fine. To o-^l
corn.
Seeking, content with
To open
little.
neither
'oj>i:>
mountains. penetrate
To
give
The small
(intestine).
jjS ^ -^ ^ :^i
Miuute, degree of a circle ; j; Gi
minute of time. Ewe. (man ) Fiour-merchant. -^ Performer of music. Pestle for pounding i-ice.
jJi
Particular
Wooden
*j|j^
*jJs
^ ^J^j 'S^j 'J^
mallet. Pestle. Stone-hammer.
^
Minced meat in balls. Pounded. Consumptive. Fore-ai'm near the wrist.
;c53j.i
J^Ji* "Jldli
To patter (horse). To clajjji » mour (man). <> To be exact, minute. To knock repeatedly. To mumble. Pattering of hoofs. Clamour.
*Jjji
To scrutinise a. th. ^^jii <• {%':> a Ji'i -fr To be surfeited. To vomit. To be verdant (field, plants). •^ To wound the feelings i^S a jjS of. To tap, to touch a. o. ^ To bar (a door). To delay, A j!» fi,
to detain a. 0.
Luxuriant, iS'^^j '-^'^J »'^^J verdant garden.
J>'^
\^'ooden bolt. Obstacle.
^3
Lattice supporting a vine.
ol^^i
•^
Slander. Opposition.
Bad
habit. Sjl^*?
Barter, exchange.
xIaT^J J-^^ j. jS'i\
Weak-sighted. jii"i ^ 'liyi
"^
To weaken
•>
exhaust (a beast). To be ill.
Disagreeable thing. J^'^ij J^'^ "4* jJS'i -^ Oven-poker. ^^"i — ^iJa -ftTo have a cold on the chest (horse). Cold on the chest of horses. pLT'i To pick up (mud). * >Uri i o Ji"i -^
To tranaple upon a. th. To let (a beast) wallow. To be affected, proud. To treat a. o. haughtily.
5
To mix
away
5
'i)i
To run a
*
wJ"i
Ic *i)|j5 -iJjJi.
To be depressed (hump). -^ To
(sand).
be loaded (gun). Even (gi'ound). Plain.
J^i Jc
—
iJ^i
Flattened hill, surface. Flattened sand-hill. Stone-i)Ui bench -^ Gun-charge.
ixS'i
C^i
o
To butt a. 0. on the throat. To repulse one another. To heap up * o^ ij Ci'i
^i
^
-J^
-r
*^^
,
*-»
2^
(
/or *&*;
)
iJ'i
;
*
Humpless (camel).
(horse).
be blackish.
sti"ing
xJ'S
Bench, seat. Shop. CrjTLri ^^ o^^ Grinder pounder. Wily. iifei Complete day. ^i^sT'-^ ^-i^i Flat-backed i)^a>j ,'ili> ^ '^i ^ 'dil
~
j^\'^
o o^'i
Running
^
for trousers.
(fufnitiu'e).
Strong, hard worker. *-^'J^ fy Ramrod. Gunstick. Bodkin.
C3'i a jT^
Blackish colour. Shop. Shop-keeper.
—
string into trousers.
by striking his breast. To beat a. th. To insert a. th. into. j A ^'i
To
»
To press upon a. o. To be beaten. To be compact
people. di'iv^ a. 0.
a. th. -^
To
jJlG
Blackish mud. Rebellious
To
a. o (illness).
Sii'i
^
^
'iJj^ *iJjL»
's^,^^ ^/"^^
Colocyuth mixed with dates. dl^^oi To fill up (a well). To- » j /fc iJaJ-5 -«run a string into trousers. To stop a
2^ij j^li_, i'vi o C!i * To indicate a. th. to a. o. He showed him ji^U "^.^ Ji jWI *^^
crack (in a wall), a To tickle a. 0. To become levelled (hill). iljij'1^ dtoLf ij iliiri ^ iJlC^Sj ilj^ij dJJ'i
Blackish.
To
Jl^j
5- iJ'^'-*
^V*^^
c^^V
jc
direct a.
cjT^^
"^-^
•tii'i
^
5
o.
i
Sandy and even
the way. >Ui a 'Jij ,VVSj VS d^ behave boldly with a. o. To be lack-
To spur
daisical, coquettish with.
To heap up
To
js.
^^jJj
i
,
What
has emboldened thee against me.
To cocker a
child.
To
'ic
blandish
i jj'i
land.
(a horse).
To push
5
^3
-^
a. o.
^> CJ'i a ^>
CiTS
(earth).
To be heaped up. To grow forth plants (soil). To relapse ( for ^jjsci;\ )
a. o.
-ft-
^^fil ^^-Slo\ -^
To put up a. th. to auction. je — To pounce upon its prey (fal- jp J3»1 con). To overpower a. o. To behave boldly, famili- _o^ J» "~
Crowd. Of bad omen.
•i~^^
Sleepiness.
^r^^^
arly tov ards.
Relapse
(sick person).
o—
To rely upon. To be dil-ected. To be poured
Boldness, coquetry, unrestraint.
jSa7j
Jvij
JjcJ,|
'-'
J*
XlJ'i
•
Numerous flock. '\-^-6%ji Very ^S^j ,j^~?J ^j^l'^i ^'/^ numerous. Hard, difficult. Unmana-
ijlxji
it
^lTJIj
a
disease).
(water).
To ask indications about. To infer a. th. from.^
(in
^r^*
~
nageable.
To
:^l3j 'Si 1
barter, to
exchange
a. th.
Jj
A jS\i - Si
<•
Fat.
To
tJ':*
«n)Jj5j
conceal the defects
of goods (seller). phal authority.
To
y^'>
i'j'^i
tt
^i
—
^':i
-tt-
lean on apocry-
To cheat. To wrong a. o. 5 ^^i To become green at the end of ^Vi summer (plant, land). To conceal o'self. To ^J^)j ,^^'
'Si
Salary and craft of a Hs'ij iiVi broker. Bidding by auction. Broker. Auctioneer. JVi Indication,
jJVi ^ <M?->
a'ilj
sign. Proof. Prognostic,
*'X'*
symptom
a disease; inference. Guide, direction. Pilot.
'Vil
eat a. th.
little
by
little.
fi>
- To
,_^i
Deceit.
in
l}jJ^
swing the arms
fi>
Joji
••j
^i
To
^ —
^iJVi
i^
Hedgehog. Wavering. Motion, bustle. Plane-tree. Race of negroes.
Spaniard.
'^^J'ajI
Jaii
-ft-
walking. To dangle a. th. dangle, to swing. JaJju -(f-j JjJJj
Darkness. ilj'ij Land, plant becoming ^^vil green at the end of summer. Spain, Andalousia.
of
^ JJ 3
Self-confident.
graze.
To
Good manners. Mind, heart.
Jjji Jljji
^S
Unextinguished coal.
-fr
»^! li
Water-wheel. ^Jlji ^ v'^jij v'^ji P To throw a. th. JJ'^ a .^ Cup-board.Trick, craft. Workshop. To glisten. Ca-)i o^Ji -«.\ny rotary machine. To be polished (armour), ta'ih a ^y:> Grove of plane-trees. To be worn out (incisor). '0'Sj> To smooth a. th. To furbish /t ^S Gladiolus, corn-flag o,iJi — dJi -fr plant). (an armour). To scatter (pebbles). To pluck (the hair of the forehead). To walk with short c..Ji "^ v'i..Ji To drop fi'OHi the hands, to steps. a^'-i^i To rush towards. slip out. J,\ cS'-^ Even ground. cJSl. ^Vi ^ l^l'^j ^':> To cover to wrap a. th. in. Smooth, glossy. jt cX^'\ ^j^^ ^>j u^i^ To burst into high words fi>
(
i
fit
;
Smooth. Shiny
^Vi
Polished
(star).
Even (ground). Shiny Wabbling. Hairless.
Worn
^^'^
(stone).
^'^:,
out
^
'l.i3ij>
^J'il
(tooth).
Shining.
To push a. 0.
2<
GiVi
.feJlij
u^luij ^>S ,Ck]i Jib -«i
loll
out (wolf). ,!Slj
To cockei:, To be drawn
•^
^pJi -^
^Si\
^St.
break.
iaiJil,
Swarm
oWi
of locusts.
xiSj^z-j ^^Jji
JiJi
A ^)%
^' jJlj
,
,
Cii a ;Ji -«
Cj_^ij CJi
a
^i'i
(tongue).
and flabby
i
Underground. Lair of
wrestler.
loll
ci'^'
To carry water to a vVj.] 5 tank. To carry milk. To set forward at night-fall. To begin a journey before day-
Journey undertaken at day-ioj'ij SajS break. Portion of the night.
fat, thick.
To To
^ij ^i ^ oVi
Battle-fields.
Jaljij\
on the breast.
To dash (waves). To hurry forward. To become Hardy
against.
Swift-walking.
(armour).
(belly). -^
Hedgehog. To walk sluggishly under a bui'den.
2 ^i To be big ^jj\ To carry together on a stick. To be cockered
to pet (a child).
(sword).
Intrigue, plotting.
(a burden)
*
^JlJ7
(child).
Idiotic fellow.
Broad, even road.
^)|S
K;vi
ji>1 ji
Giving
To be
much fat.
rain (cloud).
&Ji a ?^i
-^
(
Experienced.
Momentous
»iOi
f ^^V^
affair.
Foot-rasp. Rubbing-
T'-X
^ —
*&*JJi^j di)a>
(bird).
Sea-shell.
Weakii^'jj
out. Intruded upon.
knees (camel).
in the
To be
Lark
intensely
black.
To be
black-coloured.
obscui'e
(
,
(ji a ^,i
-S-
(lip).
pigeons.
(
un. X^'^
^S
)
To be
••
To ooze through (water), ^ilj — He spoke to him harshly. J^ iJ ^!i1 To advance towards. Ji^ ^'Ji To be poured upon. u _ijjj|.
^vil.
I
^Ji
Courageous.
^V3 Jil
Walking
j'i
^
'Q>i
j,
dye. iiang-lipped. Lion. Heath-cock.
Male sand-grouse.
The
last night of a lunar month. -ija)! Tribe of Kurdes, of Turks. Mis- ^Vi
fortune. Foes. Cluster of ants.
To take a large mouthful. To agree upon, to decide
^
^':>
u
jiJaj
a. th.
-^
Oozing, chink.
^ ^Vi
j^Vi
intensely dark (night). ,_^il.
Intense darkness.
^
^-''*
ij~'^'^i
Calamity. Misfortune.
^j^>
Shining (gold)
;
glistening.
^>V'i
«
be
jG7j (a^Sj i^'ii (^i a '*3^i absent-minded by love. To be be-
wildered.
Fruitful palm-tree. oj^Vi ^ crtiii" -G To unsheathe (a ^ jJilj ,v'5)j> o Jii * sword). To open (a door) abruptly. (f- To pour (a liquid). To make a raid upon. s Csji'i o jJi To slip forth jJIajIj ,CiJ':> o jJi (sword). To rush successively. To pour forth (torrent). jiajlj ^^jJ To slip out (sword). To fall back ^j.\ (door). To be launched (horseman). To draw (the sword). it j1liL:i.
Dolphin-fish.
Weasel, ichneumon.
jt Ji
jJ3
Ash-tree. Slipping forth (sword).
be diverted fi'om. bewilder a. o. (love).
jli
Rushing
^ (
jji'^j
horsemen, tor-
rent;.
Now,
Uselessly, to no avail.
QJS
To rub
Speechless, confounded. Absent-
JjjJ
the hand. -^ To polish a. th. To break, to train a. o. (time,
a
Weak-minded.
minded
X^
lij
(lover).
J^'i\—
^i -^
(night).To become old (man). Dark. Absent-minded. Wolf.
^i
intensely dark
Male sand-grouse. Intensely dark.
To
let
down
;
to
'^-^^
A
jjij
,
i^i o Vi
-ft-
di'aw up (a bucket).
To
treat a. o kindly.
To urge
•&
vi
(a camel) gently.
To ask
the intercession
of a. o. to.
Jl.
o>^ij
—
P
jVi y -^ ^Sj j)ji
Ji j la
To be
^^
wiij w^i ^ ^,6 Broken by age. Arrow glancing off short of the mark. Swift eagle. Fat camel. Ji':, ^ j_^i heavily.
\s.
devil. Glistening
(man). Clever (guide).
To To
-fr
slowly
(ai'my).
Black. RIack colour.
To
^i
•t)-
night).
Very black. Black
i
To move on
heavily.
Elephant.
To be
^vi iJuJi -^
CCJi>j C»J>j GjJ'ij CiJij liJi
To walk
Glossy.
<>•
.'^viij
To hang
Wood
The
pjJla-^
Water-melon.
Clay, potter's earth.
stone.
"Worn
dU;
)
Outstripping camels (she-camel), ^.^i
pi-esent-( for c^'ji\
a. th.
with
^A
li*'
)
cJ'Ji o
(UJi o iUi s
-J^
—
To anoint o.'s self with. To wrong a. o. (of his due). S — To decline to set (sun). Ci=jJi — To put off (a creditor). s dJii To rub o.'s self in a bath, d^jj To perfume o.'s self with, jj— Weakening of the knees. ,iJS trial).
;
Depilatory paste
;
ointment.
iJ^i
Dust swept off, Food of fresh .iUi and sour milk. Fruit of the sweetbrier.
C
cr*^
T
To let down a. th. with. To delude a. 0. (ground), To blandish a. 0. if- To soften the manners. j>U.Vl c^i To let down (a bucket). To soften and smooth (a bed), a c^i To backbite a. 0. To mention (a tradition) to. J * — To offer a bribe to (a judge).' j|_ ^ — ~ Meekness. xJui To afford an ai'gument. t^^^. To ally by marriage with. **!? — Soft and sandy land. Meek (man). To hang (fruit, bucket). jj; To come down to a. o. from. 5 Jp — To be 71^ 3 -^ Sb r-'^'b '^^i — To get down from a horse. j^\ inserted fast. To b8 in good state (affair). To ^j.^ He gave himself up to evil. ^)1 it Jjc To hurry on. hurry to its hole (rat). Jp^' fn ^.i3 Bucket. Aquarius dij 'Vij Jil yr )>'> ^ To set a. th. aright. {Zodiacal sign). Misfortune. Bi'and To insert a. th. * r-*^ of camels. To agree with a. 0. upon. u. 5 r-»li To wrap a. th. in (o.'s clothes), j ^Jiil Small bucket. J'ij Cj\^i ^ SV3 — Watch-chain, trinket. To correct (speech). To render tyi}, a (a horse) slender. To plait (the Black grapes. Jii locks). To twist (a rope). Water-wheel. Field wa- Jlji ^ :a 6 To wrap o.'s self in clothes. tered by a water-wheel -^ Grape-vine. ,rj>'^ To league together against, •^ Clematis, virgin's 'li^J, *3 |i r-»ljj
To be mild (temper). To be even and soft
iJOii o cJ^i -«
!
a c.»i
\xl>'i
I
I
,
I
i
^
"J
,
^
fit
fit
ic-
^ii
Plait of hair.
Dark
(night).
Clandestine
;
fiiMi
(peace).
^uSj ^lii
Rounded (spear-head). Arrow of a game.
-^sjsjo!
Demi-john.
oCUt^li ^ <-V-;li stoop the head. A ^Ji — rr.in
•<>•
bower. be perplexed. be near to. submit to.
To To To To To
^.^13
To To be high. To break (the head). To pe'ij\A'ij ijV*3>j rish. To be ruined.
(i,o a
fii
-fi-
^ Jx
J— smear a. th with. l_i C»i ''^a -Swhitewash (a house). To tar ^ — fi>
To
(a ship).
-8-
level
To
(the ground).
stop up (a hole).
:i-.^3 -S-
^S
'j>*'i
^s
j'i a J.i
— To
a. o. To break To exterminate ( a
torment
head).
-)^
(the
»
—
tribe).
I
To be foul, vile. 'sM'i o >a To anoint (the eyes) with a ^'^j i
u b>»i —
-To intrude, to break upon,
To destroy (people). itj 5 _^a To burn hair in his hut (hunter). J^ i To spend (the night) awake. * ji>\'i To grumble js. ( /or j% j5 )_,la7 <
collyi'ium.
To behave foul son.
badly.
To
To have a
-y^]
be ugly.
Liniment, coUyrium.
j>(»:>j
v9j
'>*^
against.
Flood-season of the Nile.
ejjti °
Palmyre, town of Syria.
y,^Ji
Some
A
one.
'Sj'i^ "> '
small ear.
To be
intense.
To
'^y^ Ugly and
ZjyJafo'i'i
i^yi
o
i
^^i
-ft-
be obscure (night),
To To
defile o.'s self.
cover, to
fi>
cr-^->JJ
J &
^
C-^ji a ij
conceal a. th
To
conceal (a secret) fi-om
,
Hole of a jerboa. Dung. Louse. Cat. Ant.
U-*i
,j-f^>
—
Broad
short.
desert.
,^bi ^
Hoe-rake. Red. Loaded with
iSi
.
^C>i *>*>i-iij
^ ^^i ^>ii^
Xam fat.
^>'J^ ^j^i
To mumble. To snarl (beast). To rumble (thunder). To hum. To speak in anger to a. o. je ^aii To crush, to detroy a. o.
-S-
(T-A Full to overflowing.
Lachrymal glands.
To damage
c-U^i
Tears.^^^iji
the
^
/JJii
"^
v^
a o
s Ci»S
braJQ (blow, sun).
To overcome
To
a. o.
A—
prevail
upon (error truth). •^ To brand (a beast). To :
s
fi>j
stamp a. th. To disgrace a. o. To put grease (in food). To constrain a. o. to. Jl. To enter (a place). To swallow
—
f3'i
5 ^jil fi>
—
Brand. Stamp,
•^
Stamped paper.
:Uo Ts
seal.
li^S
Jjj
Wound
reaching the brain. *i»6 Spadix of a palm-tree coming forth. •^ Irrefutable argument. tiAi *k>Brain, skuU. a/s,] ^ ^.u^ Meninges, pia mater, ^Cio)! 'j>\
To
intrude
jc.
j^aJb Csy^i ,
jo
o
-f5-
upon a. 0. To break the teeth. To steal a. th.4> — To insert j A jf':^j j^ij (i/'i o i — ,
^
sprinkle (dough) with fiour.
J^k
It drizzles.
ji':,
ciii jJi P
Snow-storm.
Raw
A
'U-.^'
Hateful.
J^^j J^l^
Entrance, silk.
way in. White
^rl^^^J
J>^ *
a^,^
quickly
CJ>ii o tilli (hare). To h?, even, smooth. To grind, (wheat). To twisty \ig^i (a rope ).-<> To compact a. th. '^\ j To rise in the .sky (sun). Misfortune.
-^
a^^ ^^li
o-i''^^
t
u-y^'^
Gaol. Ainbrosia. hog-weed.
2/1
To
<1jl_o
j^C>i ^ jil-'i L Ihe Greek Empire.
General of
army
fret fi'om excessive Q.^ i a ^d^i -^
heat.
To despatch To train, •4>-
a. th. quickly,
to
break
Speedy, light-handed.
Damascus.
a
j1-»3>
a. o.
-ff
s
oi^l
—
J^'^'^
3^'^^J J^r' bastard hel- "ClL^i
^
Damasonium.
To hasten in a. th. J Ca^i Oj_.«^i -^ To bi-ing forth before tei'm. To hatch (her eggs hen). ^j — To have the hair shaven Cj^i a ^j^t'^ off. To have eyebrows thin at the :
end and thick
level.
Row
of stones.
To manure
A
0!>Uij !Ao o J>^i
-S-
(a land). a. th.
To
A ^A^-S —
heal
(a tumour).
To make peace between, oy S'f^i ~ To be healed J/jJIj "^'^ a y)> ,
(wound). To act gently with.
fill
Wine.
i)lilL»
5 j;:b
^/>i
A
up
tear,
cr^'"^^ -fr i a ^^ 3j Cu>i a issue blood (wound).
v^
Ci»
To shed a
— To
dt^ln^
^
in the middle.
of stones in a wall.
tears (eyes).
Tears.
dl^^ljui
fi>
Scanty-haired.
t Xfc^li ^J>i ^ 6yi
Rolling-pin.
To improve
cr-i*^J
^j-yi^j
Secret^liJij ,_,^C»ij ^i^^Qi ?r crCd'i place > Underground, catacombs.
To shed
—
dl»lj^
Quick. Great.
Mason's
Hunter's hut.
Range
siik-cloth.
To run
Obscure, dark (night),
i
^i
lebore.
a. th. into.
To
^
Object, person seen from afar. Important business.
Covered, concealed. fit
(food).
^
^'
)
To bury a. o. alive or dead.^^jVl Ji' — <> To kill a. o. secretly ^ j_^i To hide a. th. A^^'i To anoint o.'s self. ^jj To enter a cavern. ^^{
To
fine rain (cloud).
a. th.
to overflowing, ;^i1j ^.yi
-if-
A
drop.
fi
^
^il ;Ji x'Si
^S^^il zi«i
^jii ^i Hard, sh
